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The Voice of the Raritan Bay District' VOL. V—No. 9 FORDS, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 3, 194t) PRICE THREE CENTS MARGIN Among Contestants For 'Most Popular' Title WIDE-RANGE BOOM HITSALEXANDER IS SILENT TOWNSHIP i1! ON POLITICAL FUTURE G. O.-P. Organization Girds 1i Twelve Separate Housing Has 'Nothing To Say' oi Jm*s ! Fire Company In Fords To Sponsor To Get Out Record Yote Developments Either 4 f Refusal To File Petition Against Henctrickson I Started Or Planned Eome-Made Carnival June W to 15 For Fourth Term Mi1 Grispart In Charge Of Arrangements For Bazaar To 1IS DR.. HANSON IS LEADER MAIN ST. IMPROVEMENT Be Planned And Operated Entirely By Local Talent 'WRITE IN' CAMPAIGN IN WIDESPREAD DRIVE TO COVER LARGE AREA FORDS^—Resting in retirement.for more than a de- VIEWED BY FOLLOWERS cade, the "home-made" carnival will return to Fords next month under the sponsorship of Fords Fire Company No. 1. Pedersen Heads Fight To All Sections Of Municipal- Plans for the affair were announced yesterday by Balint's Withdrawal In Fa- Oust Jeflers, Mrs. Holz- ity To Be Effected By Louis Grispart, chairman of the organization's Good Time vor of Feathers Stirs Committee. The festivities will last one week—from June Richard Alexander warth From NJ Posts Sondra Sunshine Richard Polischak Building Program 10 to June 15, inclusiv* and will Republican Rumors take place on the vacant property opposite the -firehouse on Corielle Pulls An FDR! RARITAN TOWNSHIP — One FORDS — Woodbrbidge Town- FORDS—'Committeeman Charles ship is enjoying a veritable build- Street. of the greatest political drives in Baby Contest Entries. Jh. Spirited Commenting on the outdoor J. Alexander, of this place, last the history of Raritan Township ing boom, with approximately night refused to discuss Ms fail- twelve housing* developments al- celebration, Fjre Chief John Karr is being primed for the May 21 mody stated that the entire carni- ure to file nominating papers for primary, spokesmen for the Town- Race For Gold Cup, Cash Awards ready under-way and with scores Township Committee. "I have ship Republican party stated last of inquiries and 27 deposits on val will be a home-produced setup. Present plans call for the hir- nothing to say on the matter," was night. Keen Competition Revealed In Last Night's Tabulation various sites made at the Real his only eomment. Estate Department of the Town- ing of flashy stands and booths. County committeemen and wom- Frank Bailey, Jr.'In Lead With Slight Margin Merchandise, for prizes, in most >Stories, regarding his candidacy en of each of the municipality's ship for public sales on Monday. began to emanate from all sec- The construction under way re-instances will be purchased in six polling districts have been bus- Competition is getting keen in the Beacon Popular Baby Foirds. tions, of the second ward the day ily engaged during the past two presents thousands of dollars in- following the filing deadline. In Contest. After the count last evening the standing be- vestment. • The number and type of prize weeks setting up the machinery to booths and merchandise stands will general, however, the rumors were give former Governor Harold G. tween all the entries is extremely close. Just a few mer- In the meantime, plans are be decided at a meeting of the of contradictory nature. Hoffman a large majority over his chants' coupons and Beacon "subscriptions would make a continuing for the super-markets Good Time Committee next week. While some political leaders say: opponent, Robert C. Hendrickson. on Main Street and it is under- Alexander is out of the race, not Every corner of the large town- difference in the standing. The next count and showing stood that Dr. Herbert L. Moss is wishing to serve another term, ship has been reached for all avail- of the contest is 9 P. M. tomorrow. moving into Leon E. MeElroy's others feel confident that the popu- ables votes. Dr. Edward K. Han- « Competition is getting keen in j building and his present office will FIREMEN TO HOLD lar second ward Democratic regr- son, municipal chairman, told a the Beacon Popular Baby Contest. | be torn down and work started resentative will oppose the Repub- representative of this newspaper After the count last evening the Honor Roll for an A & P super-market. Plans lican nominee, LeRoy Feathers, of that Hoffman will receive the larg- standing between all the entries is are also progressing- for the con-MEMORIALJUNDAY Iselin. est local majority ever accorded Below is the standing of the Meanwhile, leaders of the Demo* extremely close. Just a few mer- first TEN babies in the Beacon struction of the Acme Super- a person seeking public office. chants' coupons and Beacon sub- market on the former McLeod Raritan Engine Company eratic organization are planning" a Popular Baby Contest as shown movement to petition Alexander to While Dr. Hanson, Mayor Wal- scriptions would make a difference by the second count last night property. Slates Annual Services ter C. Christensen and Commis- James Dickinson in the standing. The next count run again. (Preparations are also at 8 P.'M. It is understood that William being .made, it is said, to "writ© sioners James Forgione, Henry and showing of the contest is 9 For Deceased Members J Troger, Jr., and John Pardun are P. M. tomorrow. Standing This Standing A-llgaier, the Real Estate Director., in" the Committeeman s name on PISCATAWAYTOWN—Mem- assisting in the massive Hofftnan In spite of the inclement weath- Count Previous 'Count (Continued on Page 4) Primary Day, May 21. movement. Commissioner Victor OHLSEN PR bers of Raritan Engine Company Charles Alexander Republican Situation er yesterday, the Popular Baby 1 Frank Bailey, Jr. 2 No. 1 will hold their annual Fire- Pedersen is spending considerable Contest has been progressing with 2 Richard Alexander 1 Although the Republican party men's Memorial Services Sunday. in the second ward entered a lone_ time boosting the, candidacies of a great amount of pep and inter- .. ...3..Bruce Jensen .„.,.. .. „ Thomas Ga.rretson and Mrs. Etta OF SAFETY G BSli JARNIE ON morning: "at .1-0 o'clock at the St. candidate to oppose Alexander*/ est on the part of ail the entries. 4 Richard Polischak 6 Mary-Margaret church in Bon- Filskov for the Republican state Last night's Count was the most in- FASHION SHOW TO reports show that all is not a bed committee. Re-Elected By State Asso- 5 Sondra L. Sunshine 5 hamtown. of roses within the organization. ; teresting. Hundreds of merchants' 6 Carolyn A. Mastrovitch 3 GRASS FIRE Final plans for the annual event Anthony L. Balint, of Fords, Commissioner Pedersen, chair- ciation' In Session At coupons flooded.the ballot box in 7 Ronald Kalman 8 BE GIVENJAY 15 man of the Dewey Republicans of campaign headquarters. Many sub- were completed this week at a was the unanimous choice of Re- . -Metuchen Hall 8 James Dickinson 4 Township Residents Are publican clubs in the warfi. Then Middlesex County and a champion scriptions were also reported. One 9 Barbara Prang T meeting of the memorial commit- Dancing Also Arranged of the Hoffman cause, is daily RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Ar-thing- is certain, this contest is go- Urged To Be Careful; tee. followed the rumor that Howard 10 Joan Larsen 9: Madison, former Committeeman fighting the Henry Jefifers-Mrs. nold Ohlsen, assistant director of ing to be one of the most inter- Members of the company will NEXT COUNT—A special . In Conjunction With from Fords, would fight Balint for Thera Holzwarth leadership. Pe- safety of the Public Service, of this esting ever conducted in this vi- 25 Blazes In Week • meet at the Plainfield Avenue fire- cinity. count of the contest will be Annual Event the nomination. A poll of the ex* dersen has charged that "the 'Rule place, was re-elected president of RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Fire house at 9:30 o'clock in uniform or Ruin' policies which have been the New Jersey School Safety Pa- All babies on the Honor Roll made SATURDAY, MAY 4th, ecutive committee, it was stated, at 9 P. M. One of the biggest and police officials last night is- and will proceed to the church in PISCATAWAYTOWN — Plans \ gave the "okay" nod to Balint. dictated by the present leadership trol Association at a meeting of are very attractive and a great sued a warning. to all township a body. specials of the contest has been are being completed for the fash- It ^was at this stage that oper- in Middlesex County is the cause the group held recently at the many changes in the standing can residents to use great care when offered on both subscriptions Joseph Ambrosio is' serving as ations went haywire. Madison "was of the state of disintegration now Pines. be expected \vith the.next official burning grass or rubbk)t. ion show and dance to be sponsor- prevalent in the Republican Commissioner Victor Pedersen, count of votes tomorrow at 9 P. and baby coupons. Who will be chairman of the committee in ed by the Piscatawaytown Parent- counted out. Balint was in—but leading this very .close race af- More than , twenty-five field charge of arrangements. party." • . . - • director of public safety, and Fred M. The standings will be pub- Teacher Association Wednesday, not .definitely. A last minute an- ; ter the Saturday count ? ? ? ? ? fires during the week kept the Dr. Hanson and the commission- A. Talbot, superintendent of lished on the windows of the Rari- nouncement of Feathers' candi- township's five fire departments May 15, in the auditorium of dacy also showed Balint as his ers of the Township are not alone schools, spoke on the value of tan Township-Fords Beacon office continuously on the go. in the fight to elect Hoffman, Gar- safety work. They commended the immediately following the count. School No. 3. campaign manager. This, no In some instances, the grassland AMBROSIO ELECTED doubt, indicated Balint's appease- retson and Mrs. Pilskov.. Many-of state patrol organization for the Parents and relatives are hard conflagrations threatened to de- A well-known orchestra will pro- the townships leading citizens, Re- progress it had made in the past at work, securing' the merchants' PLANS ADVANCED vide music for dancing and forment. stroy barns and homes. Reports of .the past lew days, publicans and Democrats, have few years. coupons and Beacon subscriptions Unless extra precaution is taken CHURCH_U1T HEAD the show. Tickets are selling ra- joined in the battle. , ••••••• Other officers elected at the ses- for their entries. The general however, dispel all stands of har- by residents, officials said last pidly and a large, attendance is mony. Sources, believed reliable, The drive early this week moved sion were; Sergeant Joseph Dwy- public is instructed to always ask night, a heavy property loss will beyond the borders • of Raritan er, vice president; Sergeant Har- for their baby coupons when mak- Named President Of St.expected. have informed a representative of Special Officers' Pistol be recorded as a result of brush this paper that a "big blow off" Township, according to realiable old Dobb, of Mapliewood, secre- ing purchases in any of the co- fires. Theresa's Holy Name So- There* will be fifteen models in 1 was due between party leaders aneE sources. It was reported lal ; tary, and John Brennan, of Eliza- operating stores. • Only nine more . Club To Build New" the show. 'The auditorium and days of the high credits on both ciety On Sunday party workers. night that Woodbridge Township beth, treasurer. Brennan has serv- stage will be remodeled to make it and the Borough of Carteret have ed as treasurer since its inception subscriptions and merchants' cou- Galleries Soon ','• ' : pons. The deadline for high cred- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Jo-as nearly like a professional show climbed aboard the Hoffman-Gar- in 19.13. seph Ambrosio was elected presi- its will be Saturday, May 11th. As RARITAN TOWNSHIP^-Plahs as possible. Lucille Kaus Is Electe retson-Filskov bandwagon. for the construction of an indoor dent of the Holy Name Society With the campaign just begin- we go to press, plans are being Usherettes will include the President Of Junior Cluh 1 rip lo uatne t arm may Z5 drawn up for a "gala show" the pistol range here for use by the of the St. Theresa's church, Lin- ning to grow . torrid, indications Special Officers' Police Pistol Club BY MOTHERS' CLUB deneau section, at a meeting of the Misses Olga Frey, Marie Cheva- point to large turnout of voters night of Wednesday, May 29, CLARA BARTON—Miss Lueille * rlannea tor bchool noys when the $215 in cash and the gold were advanced at a meeting of the" group Sunday. lier, Leota Powers, Betty Tarcaly, on Tuesday, May 21. Fords Scout Group Names Kaus was elected president of the loving cup will be presented the group held Wednesday night:in the Other officers "named were: Edith Walker, Harriet Becan and Junior Woman's Club of Clara CLARA BARTON—A bus trip Baptist Chapel, Woodbridge Ave- Tickets Now Are On Sale first eight contestants in this Mrs. Gilsdorf President; Leonard Marchitto, treasurer, and Betty Matthews. Barton at a session held recently May 25 to the state game farm nue, Piscatawaytown, Frank Castellani, secretary. at the home of Miss Dorothy Pel-, mighty race. Next Meeting May 26 Chairmen in charge o'f commit- For Community Club Dance near Tom's River for about 40 The first period of high credits • A report was made on the in- Arrangements were made for a zel in Lafayette Road. township boys is being- arranged vestigation. of a, number of avail- tees are: Mrs. Henry Troger, Jr., RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Tick- is the most important time of the FORDS—At a. meeting of thegame social to he held Thursday and Miss Henrietta Clausen, tick- Other officers named were: Miss by Joseph Costa, faculty member entire contest and parents and able locations for the proposed Mothers' Club of Boy Scout Troop night, May 1,6, at the Second Dis- Gloria Bergman, first vice presi- ets ai-e selling rapidly for the range. No site was definitely se- 51, held recently at. her home in ets; Mrs. Kenneth MacManis, dance to be held Saturday night, of the Clara Barton school, and relatives will do well to put their trict Democratic Club- headquart- models; Miss Lucille McNally, dec- dent; Miss Pelzel, second vice greatest effort forth now while the iected Hamilton Avenue, Mrs. Carl Gils- ers, 5 Chestnut Avenue. president; Miss Vivian Testa, "sec- May 18, in the H. K. firehouse, Lewis Spinks, 'of Nixon, member dorf was elected president. orations; Miss Doris Wildgoode, (credits are high. - ( Work on the range is expected publicity; Mrs. A. Leonard Mur- retary; Miss Helen Zimmerman," Charles Street, Henry Street sec- of the state fish and game com- Other officers named were: Mrs. treasurer, and Miss Betty Testa, tion, by the Henry Street Commu- Today's vote count shows that | to te started within a month, and phy, Mrs. Louis Johnson, Mrs. Ken- mission. . the contestants are very close to- meanwhile plans are being made Steven Bartos, secretary, and Mrs. corresponding secretary. nity Club. . • • Anthony Balint, treasurer. neth MacManis, Mrs. George 'Graff, A popular orchestra will pro- The boys will be ijiyen an op-gether in the race. It is far from" for special matches with other STUDENTS TO GIVEMrs. Troger, fashion show; Miss Miss Jacqueline Taylor Was, wel- portunity to observe the . bigbeing too late to enter the race. teams. Meetings of the newly organ- comed as a new member. Refresh- vide music for dancing and re- ized club will be held on the fourth Helen Johnson and Miss Eileen freshments will be served. breeding station in operation. There are many very popular ba- Danford, dance. ments were served following the. bies in the neighborhood not en- Tuesday of each month. PROGRAMFOR PTA meeting. •., ', tered in this competition. The The next session will be held at contest management invites the the home of Mrs. Gilsdorf May 28Mock Trial To Be Feature Dates For Graduation Exercises j general public to vote for their at which time an orange social will favorites whether they have been be held. Of Entertainment To Be Raritam Council Scout Jamboree nominated for entry or not. If Presented On May 14 In Raritan Township/Schools. Set you know of a little one who has Barton Young Republicans been denied the fun of being en- Birthday Of Rose Salicati CLARA BARTON — A mock Slated For Fords Park July 1-3 Oak Tree And Clara Barton Classes To Have Ceremo- tered and the possibility . of win- To Attend Rally Tuesday trial, to be presented by students To .Be Marked-By- •• of the Clara Barton school, will Liddle, Troop Committee Chairman, Makes nies Together Jane 12; Series Of Exhibits Planned ning- the cash and the gold loving CLARA BARTON—The Young cup—vote for him today. He will NeedlecKafters People's Republican Club of Clara b offered at a regular meeting of ment At Meeting•'Of Lions' Club On Monday Night I automatically be nominated and no Barton will attend a G. O. P. rally the. Parent-Teacher Association of RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Fred A. Talbot, superin- doubt his friends will.pick up the HOPELAWN — Miss Pauline the school Tuesday evening, May Lance presided at the meeting of in' Perth Amboy Tuesday night, it FORDS—The annual Scout Jamboree of Raritan tendent of schools, this week announced the complete spirit and put him right in the 1 was planned at a recent meeting. 14, in the schooT auditorium. lead. Do this today. the Needlecrafters held Monday The program is being arranged Council Boy Scouts, of America will be held at the Fords schedule of graduation programs, spring exhibits and evening at the home of Miss Anna Members of the group also plan to hold a skating party in the near by ' Ralph Fusco and Miss Irene Park on July 1, 2 and 3, T. Wesley Liddle, chairman of the- physical education demonstrations which will get under Zazecek, Sand Hills Road, Rar- .Totin, , members of the school -x 4." itan Township. • . future. '••• .• troop committee, told members of the Fords-Lions way today. " Guild.Of St. John's Chapel The next meeting -will" be held faculty. The exhibits, Talbot pointed out, will provide par-Has Card Party In Fords A new member, Miss Shirley May 14 af the home of Commis- Roles of judge> prosecutor, de- Monday evening, , # Praser, "of "•' Tottenville, was adsione- r Victor Pedersen in First fendant, sheriff, witnesses and This is the second consecutive year Fords has ents with the opportunity to in-be. held Wednesday night, June FORDS—The Women's Guild of mitted into the club. spect the schools and examine the 12, at Clara Barton. Avenue. other court attendants willbe en- chosen by the Council for the St. John's Chapel held a most suc- The winner of the weekly con- acted by students, while the jury year's most important scouting hold the May 6 meeting, in _, ^^ work done by students during the Exercises for the Piscataway- cessful card party recently at At County Conab to permit members to attend Jbe' -: 7^ school term. All exhibits, will be test was Mrs. D. Calabro, of How- will 6e selected from the audi- event. The announcement was town school eighth grade will be Thomsen's community hall. Joseph CLARA BARTON—Mrs. How- ence. : Middlesex Regional session.; atj^rj from 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. Physical held Tuesday evening, June 11. ard Street. . .made at the regular meeting of Fitzgerald was the winner of the ard MatMasen, first vice "president ..-; Refreshments will follow "the South River on Thursdayeyening, - ,.»| education demonstrations will be Talbot outlined the following door prize, while William D. Hoy Plans were introduced for, a the Lions Club in Thomsen's com- of the • Parent-Teacher Associa business-meeting and program. munity hall. Charles J. Alexan- May 9. Members will.assemble at i'^% held outdoors starting at 1:15 schedule which opens today: won the non-player's award. birthday party to be given in hon-tion; Mrs. AndeTs Christensen, sec- Thomsen's community hall J&~6:30 '^-^ o'clock. der, president, conducted the ses- 0 L Today, school exhibits at Sand The committee in charge of the or of Miss Rosalie. Salicati of Tot-ond vice; president, and Mrs. Wil- P. T; A. To Meet o'clock that evening- "anji TWU' W ^ *-*T » tenville. ; . sion. The eighth grade graduating Hills; Thursday, May ,7, school ex- affair consisted of Mrs. Fred 01— liam Testa, congress publication :KE.ASBEY—The Keasbey Par- ceed in a body to SoutltRiver. ' „? class at Oak Tree will be combined hibits at Stelton; Thursday, May sen, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. H. Fullerton, A social tea was enjoyed after chairman of Middlesex County, at- tnt-Teacher Association will meet John Galli and John Gardella, of Bowling teams representing the ^ ,>~ with the Clara Barton group this 9, school exhibits at Bonhamtown; Mrs. Charles Schuster, Mrs. K. Van the business meeting. The next tended the meeting of the County Wednesday night, May 8, at 7:30 the Perth Amboy Lions, attended local Lions and Pertbf&«iboy •will— •--_-' year because the Oak Tree class Tuesday, May 14, school exhibitsHorn, Mrs. M. Hoy, Mrs. Charles session will be held tonight at the Council of PTA Wednesday at the o'clock. Koos Brothers of Rahway the meeting as guests of Anton J. begin a series of iiiat<§£ games eM -; ^J /is rather small. The graduation at Piscatawaytown and physical Pfeiffer, Mrs. Martha Fullerton, home of, Mrs.. K. -"Hurley, Brace Girls' Vocational School in Wood- will, show .motion pictures as theLund. the Fords Recfeatioji*'alleys to-r . ^ ;;j>l'bg-ram for the two. schools will {Continued on Page 4) | Mrs. Krauss and Mrs. Quish. Avenue, Perth Amboy. . bridge. ••"'•.• . '". • • ••• evening's ^entertainment. The organization decided not to night. • . ' "~ - ,'/"'£ FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON PAGE TWO

ti sptiawn Menio Park —Mr. and Mrs. S. Lance, of —Mrs. John Wilkens,' of Mid- dlesex Avenue, returned to her James Street, and Mr. and Mrs. home after spending several days Philip Cliirico have returned home at the home of her sister in New- after spending the weekend in ark, Washington, D. 0. —Mrs. D. Leon Jennings, of —Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kon- Lincoln Highway, was hostess to the Menlo Park Thimble Club this das, and Mr. afld Mrs. Theodore week. Wodzmski, and daughter, Slarilyn, —Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Peins and " of Commercial Avenue, ,' visited family, of Lincoln Highway, at- with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lukavie, tended the birthday party of their of Tarryfcown, N. %,,, Sunday. • nephew, David Moss, son of Dr. —Mrs. Paul Peleski, of WiHiam and Mrs". J. Barrington Moss, of Street, is convalescing at the St. Metuchen, Sunday afternoon. Peter's Hospital, New Brunswick. 1 Lacked Finesse —Mr. and- Mrs. John Egnot, "Where's old Bill been lately? of States Island, were- the week- I haven't seen him for months." end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mich- -"What? Haven't .you 'eard? ael Egnot, of Jersey Avenue. He's got three years for stealin' a —Mr. and Mrs. Apuzzo, of New car." -Brunswick Avenue, had as Sunday "What did he want to steal a guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nic- car for? Why didn't he buy one oli and daughter, Mary, of Tren- and not pay for it, like a gentle- ton. man!" United States army engineers President says "arrogant force" map Nicaraguan barge canal. will be barred from America. THE MERCHANTS LISTED BELOW WILL ISSUE "BABY COUPONS" One Coupon With Each 50 Cent Cash Purchase Or Upon Payment Of Account Patronize these Business Houses I and Receive "Baby Coupons" Vote For Your Favorite i-Titf* -:i ['--.I r---"-*-! -•••• \ ••'> ACME STUIHO L. TOTH of United Service Grocer Photography "Official Contest Photographer* 97 Fords Ave., Fords 163-165 Market St. V^. Perth Amboy Phone P. A. 4-1099 S. ORVATH RARITAN TQWNSHIP- Dependable Shoe Repairing FORDS BEACON 467 New Brunswick Ave., Fords We Give ''Baby Votes" " Only Best Materials Used 611 New Brunswick Ave,, Fords GQLDEN'S Phone P. A. 4-3123 LORRAINE SERVICE Vou will appreciate our Service— BUCKLEY'S DRUG STORE We will appreciate your Trade Better Drugs At Lowest Prices William & New Brunswick Ave. ' 573 New Brunswick' Ave. Fords Phone P. A. 4-3759 FORDS COAL CO. Wood Coal, Ice, Kerosene & Vl-JULIE VARIETY SHOP Fuel Oil ; * 577 New Brunswick. Ave., Fords 573 New Brunswick Ave. P. A. 4-0180 Ladies', Children's & Gents' Wear MIDDLESEX SHOE and B. DI MATTEO REPAIR Expert Shoe Repairing Invisible Half Soling 566A New Brunswick Ave., Fords 607 New Brunswick A*e., Ford* CROUSE COAL & FOROS BAKERY SUPPLY CO. 613 New Brunswick Ave. Lehigh Coal Fords "; Fords P. A. 4-2030 HELEN'S BEAUTY ORR'S RADIO SHOPPE 484 New Brunswick Ave. General Electric Radios 615 New Brunswick Ave. — Expert Repair Work Phone P, -A, 4-3017 Ford* P. A. 4-005*' FORDS HARDWARE CO. BERKOWITZ BROS. All Spring Needs Groceries, Meat, Vegetables 511 New Brunswick Ave. Samuel Berkdwitz, Prop. Phone P. A. 4-1040 ' P. A...4-1703 CONTEST RULES COKTEST RULES HARMSEN'S DANISH- ular schedule prevailing in the M. LEPf NSKY HARDWARE 1 Any baby under the age of six period in which the" first subscrip- AMERICAN BAKERY 489 New Brunswick Ave. ye^rs is eligible to participate in FIRST GEAHD PRIZE tion was tursed in, with the excep- Sherwin Williams Paints - Garden the "Collars To You" Popular Baby tion .of the final week when no 522 New Brunswick Ave. Contest. Any child having- .reach- extra credits will be given on ex- „ Needs - Hardware - Plumbing ed Its sixth birthday- on or before tensions. Phone P. A. 4-1335 May 1st is ineligible. Supplies 9 No statement, assertion pr promise, P. A. 4-1563-M either verbal or written", made by 2 Children of persons connected "with any representative, solicitor, agent FORDS SPORT SHOP this newspaper in any way or di- or participant; varying from the rectly related to the owner or em- rules, and statements published 530 New Brunswick Ave. MARY'S BEAUTY PARLOR ployes, children of co-operating through the columns in this news- New Wireless Permanent Wave merchants or their employes,• are paper wtOY be recognized by the Phone P. A. 4-1533 not eligible to compete. This does Campaign Department or the Pub- 86 Hoy Ave. not apply to. newsdealers or cor- lisher. ;".:. . ..- Tel. P. A. 4—4188 respondents. : A. J. LUNB 10 In ease of typographical or other 3 The winners of the awards shall be errors, it is understood that neither decided by their credits, said cred- the Publisher or Campaign Depart- SERVICE STATION THOMSEN'S its being represented by* coupons ment shall be held responsible for ' DELICATESSEN issued by participating merchants the necessary correction of the 555 New Bruswick -Aye., Fords and upon payments of subscrip-. same. '.-•.••. 430 New Brunswick Ave. tions to The Fords Beacon. Partici- "The Friendly Store" pating business concerns will issue 11 The management reserves tbe right FRANK R. DUNHAM, IKC. one coupon upon each 50 cents cash to amend or add to the rules of the purchase or upon payment of any THIRD AWARD campaign tor the protection of the Real Estate & Insurance account. SECONPAWARD participant's, participating1 mer- 572 New Brunswick Ave. FORDS SPECIALTY SHOP chants an(l the newspaper. Fords, N. J. 4 CREDITS ARE NOT TRANSFER- Fords Theatre Building ABLE Entries cannot withdraw 12 To insure absolute fairness in the Tel. P. A. 4-3288 in favor of another narticipant. awarding1 of cash prizes the contest Should the baby withdraw from the will be brought to a- close . under Children's, Ladies' & Men's Wear campaign his or her credits "Will be the sealed ballot box system and cancelled. $50 IN will be under the personal super- E. SISOLAK DEAK'S vision of three or more judges. GROCER 5 Any collusion on the part of compe- During the last period of the cam- GROCERIES — MEATS titors to the detriment of other FOURTH AWARD FIFTH AWARD THREE AWARDS paign the box, locked and sealed St., Ford* 311 New Brunswick Ave. competitors will NOT be tolerated. will be placed locally where par- Any baby entering into or taking ticipants and their friends will de- P. A. 4-1493" Fords part in such combination will.for- posit their final collections and re- feit all right to an award. serve credits. This way no one, not even the campaign manage- JOHN BODNARIK -- K. HEGEDUS 6 Cash must accompany all orders of ment, can possibly know the voting GROCERIES — MEATS subscriptions where credits are is- strength of the participants, Which GENERAL MERCHANDISE sued. There will be no exception precludes any possibility of favor- 217 New Brunswick Ave. to this rule. Every cent accepted IN CAS itism and insures fairness to all. throug-h the Campaign Department • 791 Amboy Ave. Clara Barton Hopelawn "Dollars To You" Popular Baby 13 The management reserves the right Contest must represent a Subscrip- to add to the list of announced P. KESO & SON tion. the Right to Add to Ahme awards or to give extra cash HOPELAWN GROCERY the Publish? awards or extra credits. Groceries -. Meats - Vegetables 7 In the event of a tie for any award, . Florida Grove Rd. duplicate prizes will be awarded. 14 In becoming" a candidate pr parti- - Louis Ellar, Prop. of Awards. cipant in this campaign, candidates A. 4-0998 Keasbey 8 Extension of subscriptions- will agree to abide by tbe above rules. 8 Lee St., Hopelawn count credits according to the reg- HOPELAWN VARIETY L. MEZO & SON STORE Groceries - Meats George H. Barrett, Prop. 501 Crows Mill Rd. 315 Florida Grove Road P, A. 4-141? Fords • Hopelawn FREE! - A Photo of Your Baby Will Be Made Without Charge - FRIE WALT'S R. LUND Delicatessen . Confectionery Confectionery "DOLLARS TOYOU" POPULAR BABY'CONTEST 427 Smith St. SI I Florida Grove Road CGNTES? HEAPQUAITERS P. A. 4-2275 i-_ Keashey Hopelawn Credits WiU Be Issued on the Sale oi slo'erediis: Official Entry Blank iroa GEQRGE-S JOSEPH VOLLMANN STATION Florist Subscriptions to TheRaritan Township Please Enter ...... --..- ,— .-•. --- • Age. Tp General Repairing 630 Florida Grove Road Parent's Name - ...... -.—.Phone 360 New Brunswick Ave. Cut Flowers, Potted Plants Fords Beacon According to the Schedule and Fords Beacon Floral Designs Parent's Address ...... —. CITY ONE PORK Q 611 New Brunswick Ave., Fords, N. J. 341 Florida Grove Rd. BUCHNER'S aw Credits Appearing on Subscription Town ....: :....:...-..:... B, F. D...- Tel. P. A. 4-?123 B. A. 4-1474 Hopelawn DELICATESSEN NOTE: Each Baby will receive credit for one of these. (Copyright 1936 M. L. Merritt 532 New Brunswick Ave., Receipt Books. QUADT & SON . Fords, N. J. & Associates, Trenton, N, J.) Mail or Bring Tiiis'Coupon to Contest Headquarters Insurance BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5c, 10c, 25c, $1 Up Maxwell MARKET 538 New Brunswick Ave., Fords ASK YOUR MERCHANT FOR "BABY COUPONS Bagdi, Prop. FORDS TAILORING .!=.' Hatcher anel Grocer _--.". Fruit* and Vegetables Regular $1 cleaning now 69c 10 May St. - Ho|telawn 535 New Brunswick- Ave., Fort FORDS' AND EAKITAN TOWNSHIP. BEACON FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940 THB1E

gent, Margaret Murphy, Anita ,De GAMES FEATURE FETE Andre, Virginia Bonalsky, Ger- Proceeds Of Big Show On May 17 JULIA REIZ BRIDE Pick Your Favorite In 'Popular GIVEN TO FORDS GIRL aldine Perry, Leona Nolan, Edna and Norma Qhristeinsen, Marie To Go To School Safety Patrols OF LOUIS PAVLIK Elaine Eymundsen Guest Flufz, Muriel Aldington, Vivian BEN LEE Baby' Contest; Here's Entry List Of Honor At Affair Rasmussen, Rolita ' Oldenboom, RABITAN TOWNSHIP—Officer Chester Bandies, Chester Pedersen Ceremony Is Solemnized By Ask for your "baby coupons" when making purchases in Gertrude Anderson, Beatrice Jo- Ed-win J. Mineu, school safety pa- and Sigvid Griesen, trumpet trio. any of the participating stores. Below are listed the babies Tendered By Sister hansen, Gerry Looser, Ida Ey- trol director of the township, yes- Lorraine Rosenfield and Edith Father Keller In Our entered up to yesterday noon. Pick your favorite baby and save mundsen, Elaine Eymundsen, Mrs. terday announced that the enter- Hansen of the Piscatawaytown coupons for it. Bring in your "baby coupons" and subscriptions FORDS—Miss Elaine Eymund- Edward Carrol, of Perth Amboy; Lady 0! Peace Church NOW while credits are highest. The ballot box is always in the Dorothy Eymundsen, Mrs. Rus- tainment pr.ograna, to be presented school -will present a dance act, office window of the BEACON, 611 New Brunswick Avenue. sen, of King George's Road, was at the annual iSafety Patrol bene- and Dorothy Hughes, also of the FORDS — Miss Julia Eeiz, . The list, alphabetically, is: . tendered a surprise party recent- sell Seyerpesen, Mr. and Mrs. fit show Friday evening, May 17, Frederick Eymundsen. Piscatawaytown school, will pre- daughter of Frank _ Reiz, of 99 BABY PARENTS AGE ly by her sister, Miss Dorothy in the Clara Barton School, Avill sent an acrobatic dance. The pro-Liberty Street, and Louis Pavlik, Eymundsen. Games and enter- RICHARD Mr. and Mrs. Otto Alexander 5 yrs. be one of the most extensive ever gram will also include selections son of Mr. arid Mrs. Louis Pavlik, tainment were featured. List New Books staged. 415 New Brunswick Ave., Fords. by the new 15-piece drum and buo-f Emmet Avenue; Hopelawn, Prizes were won by Leona No- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Tickets for the affair have been gle corps of the Oak Tree school were married at Our Lady of ROBERTA CAROL Mr. and Mrs. Michael Archy, 3 Va yrs. Agnes G. Saunders, township ' li- placed on sale and may be secured and an accordion and comedy act Peace Church by Rev. Joseph Ket- 19 Hoy Avenue, Fords. lan, Rolita Oldenboom, Sally Nu- brarian, announced this week the from members of the various pa- by Roberta Jennings. ter, recently. . FRANK, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey,. 3 wks. gent, Helen Christensen, Beatrice receiving of 125 new books by the 86 Hoy Avenue, Fords. Johansen, Margaret Murphy, Ger- trol units throughout the town- The bride was given in mar- township library. The list con- ship. (Proceeds will he used for. JAMES Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickinson 4 yrs. trude Anderson and Doris Mundy. tains eighty adult books and 45 for the annual picnic in June. Miss Janice Gloff'- Guest riage by the groom's best man, 46 Hornsby Street, Fords. Those present were: Sally Nu- John Hohol. Miss Helen Beiz, the juveniles. Children who will participate in Of Honor At Celebration JOSEPH, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. S. Coskey 19 Clearance the show are Olga Warade, stu- bride's sister, was maid of honor. 57 Mary Avenue, Fords FORDS—Miss Janice Gloff, of dent of the Bonhamtown school, a The bride wore a black suit with KENNETH Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen 11 mos. Hornsby Street, was hostess to a military dance; Harold- Krommis, powder blue accessories. The Linden Avenue, Fords. 1-2-3-1-2-3 - 1-2-3 - 1-2-3 group of relatives and friends in i - Sale James Kitinos and John Lako of maid of honor wore a navy-Tjlue BRUCE Mr. and Mrs. Niels Jensen ZVz yrs., en honor of her tenth birthday. the Sand Hills school, .a musical suit with navy-blue accessories. 867 King: George's Road, Fords If you love to be attractively . Those present included Lily Nis- JOAN Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larsen, Jr., 3 yrs. dressed and you think you know trio; Rosalie Gargan, to dance, and A reception for sixty people value, fnen tie a stpmR around Rosaria Sarcella, aceordian solo; sen, of Perth. Amboy, Jean Van Clencourt Avenue, Clara Barton Camp, Ann Pedersen, Ann Nissen, followed for the immediate family Two your finger so you don't forget students .of the Stelton school; and friends at the bride's home. RONALD Mr. and Mrs. J. Kalman 7 mos. CO to inspect the Smart Spring Howard Sabo, trap drummer, and Irene Swallick, Evelyn Wosh, Ber- Safran Avenue, Sand Hills. Three nice Quadt and Carol Beems, and The couple will reside in Em- Clearing Values. Whatever the Mary Flayneck, accordionist, stu met Avenue, Hopelawn. CAROLYN ANN Mr. and Mrs. A. Mastrovitch, 17 mos. age, we have the clothes to dents of the Lady of Peace Mrs. M. Holt, Mrs. "Alfred Jensen, Mystic Avenue, Fords. 'Service on AUTO LOANS make you youthfully smart. school. Mr. and Mrs. William Gloff and BARBARA Mr. and Mrs. Harold Praiig, 22 mos. family. CO Savings 50% Also In Cast Hopelawn Matron Is Given Oakland Avenue, Keasbey. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS TfflS: ; Pupils ,of the Clara Barton RICHARD JOHN Mr. and Mrs. John Polischak, 522 5 yrs* Drive your car to our office. Bring along your purchase school who will participate in- isRADuATION DATES Party In Woodbridge Home New Brunswick Avenue, Fords. 1 - papers. CO clude: Joseph Krainitz, accordion- (Continued from Pat/e 1) HOPELAWN—A stork showe.r JOSEPHINE JANE Mr. and Mi s. Joseph Rusniak, 10 mos. ist; Jean Gerlufsen, piano solo; education demonstration at -Sand was held recently by Mrs. Arthur 20 Louis' Street, Fords. Get the cash you need in less than an hour. Only you 4 Hills.. ' • . , • ' SHIRLEY ANN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rusniak, .5 yrs. sign: No endorsers needed.' Pauline Bonacolta, vocalist; Ruth Grundmann, of. Clyde Avenue, in I Thursday, May 16, school ex- Maloney, vocalist; Andrew Renner, honor of Mrs. Jack Tobias, of Lil- 20 Louis Street, Fords. Drive, away with the xnondy. Repay, in conveniently CO vocalist; Mary Renner, toe and tap hibits at Clara Barton school and lian Terrace, Woodbridge. ELAINE ' .. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, 20 mos. Ismail monthly amounts to fit your budget. physical education demonstrations dance; Ruth Shipman, pianist, and The guests included Mrs. J. To- Fairfield Avenue, Fords. at Stelton; Friday, May 17, annual SONDRA LYNN Mr. and Mrs.- Benj. Sunshine, 5 yrs. bias, Mrs. J... Albrecht, Mrs. N. CO safety patrol benefit show at the 50 Maxwell Avenuea Fords. PENH PERSONAL LOAN CO. Clara Barton school auditorium; Tomko, Mrs. P. Tobias, Mis E. To- NEXT COUNT, TOMORROW — 8 P. M. U N. J. Banking Dcpt, Lie. 676 # bias, Mrs. F. Tomko, Mrs. J, Monday, May 20, physical educa- '•_-;"The fact that corporations arecars parked along the Mawbey COR. SMITH & STATE STREETS tion demonstrations at Bonham- Tomko, Mrs. A. Kramer, Mrs. A. COver SUN-RAY DRUG STORE) town; Wednesday, May 22, physi- Krebs, Mrs. E. Beckman, Miss Flor- starting to build in the Township," tract last Sunday and hundreds of CO CO FOR THE FAMILY csi Phone PERTH AMBOY 4-0087 cal education demonstrations at ence Krebs, Mrs. Arthur Grund- he•' declared,- "has stimulated a others viewed the model homes on mann, Misses Elvira, Eleanor, Re- Monthly rate 2\$% on unpaid balances Piscatawaytown; Friday, May 24, great deal of piivate building. I the other developments through- physical education demonstrations gina and Irma Grundmann, Miss 142-3 -1-2-3 -1-2-3 -1-2-3 - 1-2-3 -1-2-3-1-2-3 -1-2-3 Lowest Terms and Prices at Oak Tree and also by the Clara Evelyn Gutwein, Mrs. F. Binder, undei'stand that there were 400 out the township'. Barotn school elementary grades; Miss K. Binder, Mrs. S. Pirint, Wedensday, May 29, physical edu- Mrs. L. Silokoski, Mrs. E. Ada- cation demonstrations at Oak musik, Mrs. E. Jellieks, Mrs. J. CLOTHING CO. Tree; May 31, annual open house Kurtz, Mrs. P. Boos, Mrs. F, All the "Very Latent Cqatmaker Schultz, Mrs.. W. Gecsey and Mrs. Details. Solid colors, plaids, her- 90 CHURCH ST. of the manual training- and home ringbones. H&nnsomely tailored New Brunswick economic departments of the Clara G. McCabe. ; . . V in Finest Quality FSibrics. Barton Junior high school. Only one of a Htylo Helen Nemeth Of Keashey Feted A t Party In Newark KEAiSBEY—Miss Helen Ne- meth, of Oakland Avenue, was the guest of honor recently in Newark at a theatre and dinner party in celebration of her birth- day.- Present were: the Misses'Rose Charonko, Mary Charonko, Sue Ba- log, Grace Toth, Violet Andrus, Anne Bobal and Helen Nemeth, also William Auer, Larry Mickins, Stanley Kipsey, Robert Andrus, Carl :Grier, William Kalteissen, Fred Gorman and Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Urban. e Cunneen's New NOW $5 to $10 Most Recent Suit Styles, Single ' TOWNSHIP BOOM or Double-Breasted, Styled for {Continued, pom Page 1) Luxury and Comfort Excellent has an: offer for ten acres' of the Wearing: Materials. former Freeman Estate property Store at 163 SMITH ST. in Colonia. That area is restricted by ordinance to better class homes A FEW DOORS ABOVE OUR OLD LOCATION and the minimum price will be Season's $6,000. On Edgar Hill, James C. Sapi- FREE SOUVENIRS TO ALL! Very eriza, representing a corporation is planning another fine develop- Latest insulating Efficiency ment with the price range set. at $4,000 and up. ~~ FEATURING Spring that stays like newl ARROW TRD-VAL Fords Also Developed Dresses Millions of glass threads The Krumholtz Construction OPENING WEEK ONLY ... . woven into a thick heat- Company of Newark is purchasing SHIRTS I resistant blanket cut heat 83 lots of Township-owned prop- losses through erty: in the Liberty Street section by as much £.. _. ,„. of Fords and the lowest-priced makes possible steadier food home there will be §4,500. ilMilTTAN-SOCIS temperatures ... RITZ PALM BEACH TRU-ZONE COLD Arthur Dunham has purchased glas cuts operating 55 lots on Sherry Street, west MEG. 35c PR. also! And it retains its effi- of Amboy avenue, and has already SHIRTS NECKWEAR ciency for life. started to excavate for several new homes. REGULAR'LENGTH SEi THE NEW Avenel is experiencing its share WESTINGHQUSE of the building boom. The New SLAX LENGTH Whether it be tailored or dressy, JOCKY REIS large or small or what have you Type Homes, Inc., of New York is you 11 find it on display during- erecting homes costing $2,700 to this Sale at Ben Lee S4,500 on Commercial Avenue, SHORTS UNDERWEAR Smith Street and Meinzer Street, east of Manhattan Avenue. The concei'n has already sold 20 houses which are to be constructed. Twen- ty-two lots have been secured by STETSON NOR EAST JOSEPH KONCZ, JR. the Jan-Wai Construction Com- LISLE AND pany on Livingston Avenue, south HATS NECKWEAR 73 MAIN STREET WOQDBRIDGE, N. J. of Avenel Street and the firm, has RAYON contracted to build 11 homes at $2,800 each. __...-.... i.i Homes ranging from $2,700 to $4,000 will be built by the Mastic Complete Line of Haberdashery and Work Clothes of High Quality at Doyle & Cun- Construction Company on Park Avenue and Madison Avenue, south of Avenel Street. neen's Usual Low Prices. Other concerns planning to Reg. Val. build houses in Woodbridge prop- er are: The Cornerstone Federal Up to Homes, Inc., on Milton Avenue, /I east of Amboy Avenue, minimum SPECIAL--THURSDAY TO SATURDAY $19.95 PERTH AMBOY, N. J. price $2,700; Better Homes Im- provement Corporation, on Wilry Street, west of Amboy Avenue, all $3,990 and on Van Buren and Al- Double S. & H. Trading Stamps wat Streets, from |2,700 to §3,- NOW $5 to $ Perfect two-piece dresses 990. Nat Silbert, of the Bronx, is Spring Prints, Silk or Wool. building five homes between Wash- Downright Attractive ington Avenue and Lincoln Ave- UNIFORM HEADQUARTERS FOR PERTH AMBOY AND VICINITY. WE MAKE A COMPLETE nue in the Mawbey tract at $2,700. LINE OF BAND, FIREMEN'S AND AMERICAN LEGION UNIFORMS Building Over Wide Area EXTRA SPECIAL The Better Homes Improvement Corporation has also purchased OF STOCK property on New Dover Road and Chain O'Hills Road, Colonia, for better tj^pe homes. In Hagaraan A SHINY NEW STORE-A BRAND NEW STOCK Heights, low cost houses are being constructed by the.Glairwial Hold- ing Corporation of Elizabeth. Ise- We carry Size 9 Iin is being provided with addi- Dresses in Stock tional low cost homes on Auth Avenue by Apartment Homes, Inc. Mr, Allgaier said yesterday that he is elated over the fact that so its much Township-owned property, 1RESS SPOP which the municipality was forced 'Next Majestic Tlreatre We will place your order for a Brand New Outfit. K.-;-.! Phone P. A. 4-2321 Come in today. I to take over due to the non-pay- 163 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY ment of taxes arid assessments, is 277 MADISON ; PERTH AMBOY going back into taxation. osao

•JC/-:W'-- "FOUR FRIDAY, M^Y S, 1940 FORDS' AND • RARIT AN TOWNSHIP BEACON

TRACK AT LANGHORNE noon, for the Wisconsin wild c Pupils Give Delightful Program BASEBALL CLINIC refused to stay put in his startii To Appear On Strand's Stage LISTS OPENER MAY 12 position, consistently crawling T several notches before- the race fi At Meeting Of Clara Barton PTA •LD The Young People's Fellowship Light, Willman, CMtwood ished. of !3t.' John's Chapel met at the To'-Be On Hankinson's SAND HILLS—An interesting gram. Refreshments were served MONDAY chapel Sunday evening. Plans for "variety program was presented at by Mrs. Lambert Mills and her hos- another card party to be held May -Inaugural Program ••- LIND BROTHERS' the regular meeting- of the Sand pitality committee. 7 were completed. Hills fParent-Teacher Association The program included songs by Fortls Sporting Club Ar- LANGHORNE, Pa.-"—The eyes Music At Vss-ady's the third and fourth grades, "The Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Berkowitz W the school. Mrs. Charles Cra- ranges Even!: For Fords and son, Edward, of New Bruns- of auto racing.fans are anxiously Rabbits' Lunch," "Blow Wind, turned to Larighorne Speedway, mer was in charge of the pro- Blow," and' "Planting- a Tree"; Casino wick Avenue, spent a day recently gram. country dance, "Pop Goes the in New York City. where on Sunday, May. 12, the JFosrcI Avenue, Fords Mrs. Einar Larsen and Mrs. Mil- Weasel," by Gladys Dudies, Alfred URBANSKI IS SPEAKER Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dambach brilliant benzine battle; of the ton Gross were named to the audit- Milscik, Natalie Gross, Robert Re- and daughter, Virginia, spent Sat- Reading inaugural eastern AAA TOMORROW- NIGHT ing committee. The attendance way, Dorothy Kabnan, Richard FORDS—The Fords Sporting urday at the home of Mr. and Mvs. meet will bfi continued by three of prize "was awarded to Mrs. Cra-Larsen, Marlaii Mijls, Berijice Cek- F. Olsen of New Brunswick Ave- the most brilliant stars of the af- mer's class. Mrs. James Stephens, tor, Margaret Koyaeh and Mary Glub will conduct a baseball clin- •nue. They also motored to New DINE. AND DANCE ic Monday evening, May 6, 8:30 Brunswick. ternoon' on' "the" Berks, County vice president of the club, pro- Daroci. course. . IN -SWINGTIME sided. o'clock, at the Fords Casino, it A meeting of the Ladies' Aid So- ' A social hour followed the pro- Also On Program' ciety of Our Redeemed Lutheran Mark Light; winner, at Reading, Accoxdian solo by John Lako; was announced last night. noon at the parsonage. Plans for hung up a new honor there as he songs by a trio, Sheila Frank, Boy The speaking list will include Church was held yesterday after- became .the only living driver to Tronuner's White Label WANT ADS Pilz and James Kitnos, "Home On such outstanding figures in the , the dedication of the new church I win an opener twice, but the Le- Beer By The the Kane," "Let " Me Call You sports •tt'brld as Bill Urbanski, •were discussed. banon Dutchman was.hard, pressed ' PITCHER — 50c LOST Sweetheart" and "Hungarian Mel- former major league diamond Members of Harry Hansen Post by America's-most versatile driver, A BROWN leather purse between odgy"; drum beats by Richard star; Nicholas A. Priseo, coach at No. 163, American Legion, met Tony Willman. • It was. Willman No Cover Charge Sewaren and Woodliridge. Reward. Woodbridge High School; Tex who stole, the show with his sensa- Dorothy Osborne, -1S3 "West Ave., Re- Larsen and Alfred Milcsik; accor- Tuesday night at the some of Eric waren. Phone Wd. S-17-J7. . 5-3. dian solos by Jean Christian sen. Rosen, Perth Amboy High coach, Schuster in Metuchen. tional driving during the after- "Turkey in the Straw," "Little and Gil Augustine. The Sodality of Our Lady o'f FOR SALE Skipper" an-d "Boden See Waltz";| In addition, the popular base- Peace Church held a crowning APPLIANCES ventriloquist, William Goldberger; ball film, "Play Ball America," practice at the church Tuesday A Mothers' Bay Special has been secured and will be night. WHEN NATURE FAIL A Saving Tor Woodbridge piand selections by Lorna Ste- Township People phens, "Ah! Sweet Mystery pf shown. Also, a safety film short Miss Georgia Carlisle, of Brook- 5% Discount On All Appliances will be shown. lyn, was the g-uest of Mr. and Mrs. ••., Memembzr Bought At General Appliances Life" and "Indian Love Call"; •Toeeph Koncz, .Jr. 73 Main St. "America," by the entire assembly. H. Christensen for the past few Ho Your Shopping In "Woodbridge All those interested in sports days. 6-3 are invited to attend. Members of Mrs. F. Horvath, of Main Street, sandlot teams to senior clubs are FOR RENT is a patient in St. Peter's Hospital, Piscataway welcome. * New Brunswick. ONJD ROOM bung-alotr, for single The Sporting Club, recently or- ' Mr. and Mrs. John Yuhasz and man or couple. Nagy, Asli Stieet, ganized, is making a*apid stride in Averse). . 5-10. daughter, Eleanor, of Perth Am- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wait, Jr., the advancement of athletics in The above are the four dancing members of the Strand boy, were the guests of Mr. and MALE HELP WANTED and son, Roger; Mrs. Leonard this area. Theatre family who are scheduled to perform on the stage Mrs. John Kalapos, of Liberty On the committee, in charge of of the Strand Theatre on Sunday, together with Raymond Due to increased business I need Wait, Sr., of Silver Lake Avenue, May, Accordionist; Donald LaPenta, tap dancer; Billy Pace, Street. another man to help me with and Mrs. Elwood Wait, of Webster the affair, are LeRoy Fullerton accordionist; Frank Calahbro, guitarist; John Thomas, The Tuesday Afternoon Sewing If your child is wearing business and collections in Carteret and Louis Pavlik, co-chairmen, guitarist; AI Johnson, singer, and the Hill Billy Band. • Club met this week at the home of shoes which create im- and vicinity. Prefer married man Place; were guests of Mr. and Mrs. accustomed to earning 530 to 535'a Clarence Wait in Woodbridge Sat- assisted by Roy Anderson and Jo- Mrs. Aldington, of Upper Fords proper posture, your Week. State age, past work. A. Hill, urday night. seph Matusz. Avenue. • P. O. Box 491, Perth Amlioy. 0-3. GETS LIFE FOR 48 CENTS doctor will gladly re- Mrs. Gustav Rooberg is confined Dedham, Mass. — A robbery The Fords Democratic Woman's commend • Jr. Arch Pre- to her home on- Chestnut Avenue Club met Tuesday night at the server Shoes. BUSINESS DIRECTORY by illness. which resulted in 48 cents for the home of the president, Mrs. Wil- HOME JIODERSI7JSG Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bailey robbers and. the slaying of the liam Brose. FHA BETTER HOUSING PLAN No matter where you buy your child's shoes, No Down Payment, 5 Years To Pay and Mrs. Mary Mills of Fords were Francis Boyle and John Howe, victim, Simon Daniloviteh, a poor Miss Elizabeth Bacskay and Painting" Cementing" Plastering" Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. H Chioffee, of of Oak Tree Road, visited Mr. and dump custodian, caused Harrison Miss "Emma Saimi, of New "Bruns- there is only one Jr. Arch Preserver. Cost no Paperiiig: Brickwork Oil Burners 7 wick Avenue, motored to Atlantic more than ordinary shoes. Try Jr. Arch Pre- Tiling Garages B-oofinsr Fred Langenohi of Silver Lake Hillcrest Avenue, have returned Mrs. Edmund Seeie, of Metuchen, C. Howes, 19, to receive a sen- Heating Carpenters Shinsrling- Avenue. Highlands recently. servers ! . . ^ Hardwood Floors Home Insulation home after spending a two weeks' Saturday. Other guests, included tence of life imprisonment, and Rletftrical Work Rear Additions Misses Mildred Gandek,. of Co- vacation in Long Island. his companion, Helen E. Hayes, Porch Enclosures Waterproofing lumbus Avenue, Irene Taylor, of Mr. and Mrs. Hax Hartman and McNutt.asks. the President for ALL SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY JOHlVS-JfASfSVII^E guaranteed —The Iselin Fife, Drum and 17, two and a half years in a leave till the elections are over. MATERIALS, ROOFING. SIDING Plainfield Avenue, aijd Mary El- Bugle Corps -will present "The Mr. apd Mrs. Arthur Manner. Home of Correction. BETTER HOMES CORP. len Giddes, of Lincoln Highway, Duchess Arrives In. An Hour" at Miss Winifred Anderson, of "Always a Little More For Your Money—Our Prices Are Always Ambov Aye., cor. Alwatt St. Lower Than Elsewhere—Compare" aand Raymond Harrison, of Main the Pershing Avenue School audi- Plainfield Avenue, has returned Rumania suspends the loading Woodbridgre 8-003S Street, attended the Young Peo- torium tonight at 8:30. Dorothea of freight cars for Reich. ir. Robert SfeskQ¥«z WANTED ple's Conference in Atlantic City Balever and James Dunlap have home after spending a few days at SURGEON CHIROPODIST Saturday. . - the leading roles.. Dancing will Hillsdale. FOOT AILMENTS j RAGS- wanted for wipers, size of Mr. and Mrs.. Samuel Kirkpat- handkerchief OT larger. 5c 1b J. A. Buys, of Bergen Place, follow the production. Perth Amboy Nail Bank Bids, Tndepeifdent-Ijeader, 18 Green St.. Lew Mendell, of W^odEridge Ave- —Mrs. M. Kovacs, Thomas Gro- rick, of South Plainfield, were 313 State St. Perth Ambus 182 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY Woodbridg-e. nue, Remson Hanslnann, of Mea-gan, Mr. and Mrs. G. Britton and guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Fitz- SILVER PALIS P&one P. A. 4-0357 j dow Road, and: Harold Hansmann, patrick, Sr., of Oak Tree Road, sons, George and John, motored 324 St. George Ave. Woodbridge of Florence Street, attended the i: Long Island on Sunday. Sunday: reunion ctf the 78th J3iyisioji> tF.'.Si i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schu- Army, in New-York City Saturday German envoy suggests U. S. macher, formerly of Henry Street, FLOOR SHOW night. .'.•'•. lend Europe five billions gold. now reside in Oak Tree Avenue. DANCING EVERY NIGHT The Tower Challengers, girls' Mrs. Harry Divitz, of Henry VAN 'Promises called the only product Street, is confined to her home by club, met with Miss Madeline Fish- CHINESE-AMERICAN FOOD er, of Martin Street, Tuesday eve- of which Russians get plenty. illness. - ,i ning. Miss Betty Pfeiffer con- ALEXANDER'S ducted the session. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, of Church Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Friday and Saturday—Final Days of Our Aaron L. Grag, of Bonnie Brook Avenue", spent the weekend with William Moran,*of Vienna,; Va., who was a shipmate of Mr. Adams during the Spanish-American War. Last Saturday on the opening day of this sale we were mobbed. Crowds of thrifty -p SUNDAY KITE shoppers came, saw and bought. No Wonder! Because we really gave them "hon- |3 est values" and not a lot of newspaper talk. For those who couldn't get waited on, gj Keasbty j at the or who couldn't get here last Saturday . . . here's your chance again. Come early • Miss Helen Bemeter, of Car- . .. get the pick of our stock. , teret, was the guest Saturday of Miss Anne Charonko, of Highland FRIDAY EVE. 7 TO 9 P. M RARITAN Avenue. SATURDAY MORNING 9 TO 12 ONLY FINAL;CLEARANCE - Every $10 Mr. and Mrs. John Suteh and son, John, Jr., of Tottenville; Mr. Oar Regular. 59c Ruse Spring Coat or Suit in Stock BALLROOM and Mrs. Alex Orosz and daughter, First Quality Irene, Mrs. Peter Keso and son, Don't confuse these with the Perth AmJboy, N. J. Peter, and daughter, Rose, of Full Fashioned cheap copies of better coats 3 Thread being sold at around the Florida Grove Road, attended the .same price. funeral of Frank Sinyon, -of Tarry- LIMIT 2 PAIRS TO A CUSTOMER Admission only 55c in- town, N. Y., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hollings- cluding tax worth, of Brooklyn, were Sunday New Spring Friday Evening . guests of Mrs, Hollingsworth's anil Summer DRESSES ;; 7 to 9 P. M. * mother, Mrs. Belko, of Highland HUNDREDS TO PICK FROM, Avenue. REGULAR VALUES UP TO $3.00 Saturday Afternoon 9 Dozens of new . ... 3 to 6 P.M. lovely models 5 a Prints ® Solids Our Entire Stock of, e Silks Cotton. Dresses, - also 3 Washable Rnyons » Swing Skirts Housecoats and Uniforms Altenburg e Pleated Skirts SIZES 12 TO 44 All tlie Famous HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO STOCK Brnuds UP A SEASON'S SUPPLY ® Winnie Mae National Music Week AH Our BETTER DRESSES 8 Fralt-of-tlie L°°m SIZES Values Up To $5.00 • Many others 34 TO 52 May 5 to 12 Special at LIMIT 2 TO A CUSTOMER SJZES 12 TO 44 We are co-operating with Unprecedented Values 2 FOR $5.00 and Special Trade-in Allowances. Lwelfy Sill Slips All the newest styles in sntiitH anrt taffetas. Stock: up your sum- This Week Plan To See You are always assured of getting the things you mer's supply at this want at prices you can low price, fceoasise they were ma<1e to afford to pay at the ._ sell for a lot more. White, tea-rose nud SIZES pastel colors. 34 TO 52 ! George Steek FINAL CLEARANCE ^|- Established 1857 ^-^ ^ ^-.y^ JACKETS WKiIe they last. AH wool plaids in tKe season's newest colors and styles. 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Struggle for dominance is held Young Doctor, Young Nurse Shore Problems chief source of family friction. In Tense Drama At Majestic ROMERO TRIUMPHS DURBIN GROTN- N 0. HENRY TALE JN "IT'SJ_ DATE- PERTH AMBOY 'En.erny Agent' With Arm- Again Plays Part Qi Adven- Ygung Sinking Star Rept^ FREE Comic Books to all Children strong, Cromwell On . turous Caballero In Previous Successes la" This Sat. Matinee Bill At Majestic 'Viva Cisco Kid' La|f st l TODAY THRU SUNDAY Attempts by foreign spies to se- O. Henry's handsome and ad- The man who insisted there is -_ cure plans for one of America's ventureous caballero, the Cisco no such thing as a Hollywood "dis- Kid, is back from the border! most closely guarded military se- covery" went on Ms way to make . - crets, highly, publicized airplane He is played for the second time "bomb-sight," form the dramatic by tall, debonair Ceear Romero, m,ajor "discoveries." theme of the, timely screenplay, who scored so terrifically in "The It must be reported, if repeated, "Enemy Agent," which opens, to- Cisco Kid and the Lady". This the late Universal producer J*e day at the Maiestic Theatre. time it's "Viva Cisco Kid," the Pasternak continued to make dii- - Although the story is described film which comes tomorrow to ema gold strikes in Deanna TJw:- as fictional, it shows how enemy the Strand Theatre. Romero is bin's seventh picture, "It's a Date** spies might gain employment in even better in this film-—riding, coming tonight to the Majesties the giant aircraft factories of shooting, facing danger and find- theatre. Southern California, and then car- ing romance at every turn in the iPasternak contended that no - ry cm sabotage while trying to trail with the reckless abandon Hollywood individual can ejaifn T steal blue-prints of the bomb-sight that characterized the famous Cis- the "discovery" of an actor or act-- - and advance war-plane designs. co. ress. Richard Cromwell portrays the Five seconds a'fter Cisco has de- Public Real Jury young aircraft draftsman who is The devastating work of spies is unfolded in "Enemy Agent" clared himself thiough with all "Producers do not create talent.,: ~ unjustly accused of selling military which opens at the Majestic tonight. Above is one of the scenes senoritas, lovely Jean Rogers walks They merely offer an opportunity _7 And — secrets. Helen Vinson has the role from the film in which Robert Armstrong, Richard Cromwell and into his life. She's a damsel in dis- for talent to be expressed," Pas-J ~- J Another in the absorbing stories of a young; physician facing the he siorv !iat or.Iy lins Srey taug writg of a Federal Bureau of intelli- Helen Vinson have the leading roles. tress—and the gallant Cisco rush- world comes tothe Ditmas tonight when Lew Ayres, Lionel Bar- ternak stated. "Not until the pub-_~_ * ACTION ! gence operative assigned to the es to her rescue. From then on he rymore and Laraine Day are to be seen in "Dr. Kildare's Strange lie has a chance to accept or re-" , case. Robert Armstrong is seen as keeps himself and his ever-present Case." Ayres and Miss Day are shown in the photo above. ject a personality is a 'discovery" - - a G-Man on the trail of enemy pal, Gordito, in trouble trying to made." v - - agents, and Philip Dorn, noted Martha Raye; Charlie Ruggles Top keep her out of it. But it's love and Nevertheless Pasternak was di- Dutch-Holland actor, plays the su- it's wonderful for the romantic rectly credited with more than' - ave and brilliant spy ring head. caballero! Age-Old Curse And Undying Love twenty important "finds" in ttie^ Others in. thV east include Jack Cast In 'The-Farmer's Daughter* The'roly poly Chris-Pin, Martin nine American films he has pro- With LaRue, Jack Carson, Jack Arnold, "The Farmer's Daughter" . re- again plays Gordito, whose fruit- duced. , _ Marjdrie Reynolds, and Bradley ard Denning, the pastoral party less attempts to check Cisco's ro- Mingle In 'House Of Seven Gables' Most important Pasternak 'find' Victor Jory versed the field comes to town proved to be gay, gingham goings- Jo Ann Sayers Page. . • mantic inclinations provide plertty was, of course, Deanna herself.- "Enemy Agent" was directed by Wednesday to delight audiences at on. of laughs. Martin, in his lumber- A curse that persisted through screen-story-telling. The producer first presented her. Ley Landers and Ben Pivar was the Crescent Theatre. Martha Raye essays the title role ing way, also aids Romero in the ages and a love that could not The producers have faithfully in "Three Smart Girls/' and his-" _ the associate producer. Jerome. Ash Featuring the efferescent Mar- which tells of a Broadway troupe blocking a robbery, eluding a posse be 'defeated by misfortune and duplicated the historic House of association with her has continued did the photography. tha Raye, Charlie Ruggles, Rich- bent (and badly broke) on trying1 and breaking up the woi'st gang disaster are the outstanding dra- the Seven Gables, still standing on through six straight hits. o'ut a new production in a barn of desperados in the old West. matic features of "The House of Turner street, in Salem, where it DiscovsYs Love theatre. Charlie Ruggles is the the Seven Gables," coming today has been since 1668. At the pres- in which many relics of the Haw-- CHAPTER NO. 10 brash Broadway producer whose ing. When he finally turns up, theat the Crescent Theatre. ent time it is secying as a museum ' thorne family are displayed. Gay White Way wisecracks are peculiar quiet leaves him blank, The picture is a screen drama- MON. and TUES. matched by Martha's apple-knock- importation of Broadway noiaes tization of Nathaniel Hawthorne's er nifties. and odors provides one of the fun-famous novel of the same name, The fun starts when Charlie niest of screen sequences. When one of the great classics of Ameri- finds an "angel'' anxious to quiet the work is smoothly under way, can literature. an ex-sweetheart by starring her Martha, a walking jinx on its way In the featured roles are Mar- READE'S in a show. Gertrude Michael, as to happen, proceeds to gum things garet Lindsay as Hepzibah Pyneh- the spiteful leading lady to per-j lip. eon; Vincent Price as Clifford the quondam heartbeat portrays While Martha is knocking over Pyncheon, her distant cousin; mmmm. fection. Rugsles, charged by the props, falling into walls and in George Sanders as his brother, PERTH AMBOY 4-1593 "angel" with keeping Gertrude general adding to the already con- cruel and grasping Jaffrey Pynch- out of town for several months, siderable and convulsing confus- eon; Nan Grey as Phoebe Pynche- seeks out a barn theatre for his ion. Gertrude Michael discovers on and Dick For an as Matthew production. The cows and chickens that the whole project was a ruse Maule. STARTING WITH find themselves a trifle crowded DISH NITE TONITE to keep her out of town while her Theatregoers will find few by the large cast, and matters be- bov friend runs off with another changes in the screen version of come swiftly and comically com- girl. She rushes off in pursuit, WED. and THURS. plicated. the unforgettable tale of Salem. leaving the company minus a lead- Mass., and these only for the sake It seems the playwright is miss- ing woman and an "angel." of greater dramatic interest and PREVUE TONITE! Thundering Out of the West Comes the Gayest Desperado of Them AH Cieslei 8I08SIS * Virginia 0K£? STARTING _ AND — TODAY

The sprightly young singing star, Deanna Durbin, thinks she's violently enamoured of Walter Pidgeon but lives to discover that Mr. Pidgeon is in love with Kay Francis, who plays the part of RAYE • HUGGliS Deanna's mother. But Deanna is a hit on the stage so what difference does mistaken love make to a young star? f in double heaH trouble, - .wiSi r MATINEES ! TEL. P. A. 4-3388 KVBV1XGS is K?J aim-fanned suitors in romantic Hawaii! fi5<5€* 5:00 I . - j Except Sundays Children 15c i lloliflajs and at" Ail i:;=nes Continuous 40e at AH Otbei •1 to 11 P. M. ON STATE ST. AT THE FIVE CORNERS Tillies SEVEN (7) DAYS

NOTE EARLY PREVUE Two Complete Shows •— Last Complete Show Starts at 9:14 P. M.

PREVUE TIME TABLE 6:31 "Too Many Husbands" 7:57 "Dr. Kildare's Strange Case" - SATURDAY AND&UNDAY MATINEE _ 9:14 "Too Many Husbands" 10:40 "Dr. ICildare's Strange Case" One full hour of cartoons and comedies «» added to our regular 2-hour show.

3 DAYS STARTING WITH, ... and they're faced with the most terrifying mystery and daring PREYUE TUES. NITE experiment of their whole career! .am iosmutr wuh KAY FRANCIS ftLBEBT JbfiHS WAYNE JAKE MOBBIS * WYMAW WALTER PIDGEON A S01U1DBEHGAK krf-s HOWARD •EayettPAlLF.lTfc HAP.Hi OWENS ami h>s Ruijo! fow-MS \

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• • • ON OUR STAGE—SUNDAY NCTE STRAND FAMILY •With ALSO I. Raymond May - Donald La Penta - Helen Nagen- Every Wednesday Night EHZMY gast - Gertrude Koscik - Margaret Heri - Virginia Sotak - Billy Pa^e . Frank Calabro - John Thomas - AI Johnson with • ;'•> ••;•'•-- ',.•. j Richard Cromwell ,'1 Hejen Vinson Robert Armstrong EVERY EVERY AT READE'S MON. 8:30 P. M. THURSDAY PARTY NITE FREE CHINA CASH PRIZES TO THE LADIES i - • • • "TOO MANY HUSBANDS" Continuous Performance Starting at 2 "o'clock BANK NITE WEDS. TELEPHONE PERTH AMBOY 4-0108 SIX FRID'AY, MAY 3, 1940 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON

Birthday Party Is Given Miss Mary Vertes Hostess AID SQUAD DONATIONS HAY-MAKER HURTS MINSTREL IS GIVEN South Boston, Va. — Squaring Mrs. Grapes In Menlo Park To Hopelawn Sewing Class TOTAL $58JI3_.IN WEEKoff for a friendly boxing match with T. G. Arthur, a traveling - MENLO PARK — A surprise HOPELAWN—Miss Mary Ver- Firemen's Minstrel MrtTiday party was held Saturday BY BAPTIST UMTS tes, of William Street, was hostess salesman, Ernest Thaxton, 320- evening in honor of Mrs. L. E. to members of the Sewing Class Nets.$10 For Fund. C. pbund merchant, let loose a wick- Splendid Performance Is Ceremony Is Performed By ed "hay-maker." It missed and Grapes, of Lincoln Highway. Friday evening. Following the B.Oi A.-Gives $5 It's Your Day Dancing' and games were played, Presented In Chapel business session, refreshments Rev. Kreyling In Home Thaxton fell to the ground, break- and refreshments served. were served and a social hour en- WQOBBRIDGE — Donations ing a leg and an arm. -- -_• Guests present, were: Miss Eula1 On Friday Night joyed. Of Bride's Parents amounting to $58.83 were received Mrs. Benham—Why did the boy Blackburn of Mefcuchen, Hugh PISCATAWAYTOWN — A de- Present were: Mrs. William FORDS—Miss Theresa Marie by the Woodbridg-e Emergency Grapes, Stewari Straka, Miss La stand on the burning deck? lightful "Minstrel School" pro- Stephano, Miss Martha Demko, Fischer, daughter of Mrs. Anna Squad, Inc., during the past month, Verne Ferguson, Carolyn and Ver- Benham—I suppose' he got up Flatter Mother's gracious gram was presented Friday night Miss Irene Vertes, Miss Irene Go- Fischer, of Baker Place, Perth according to a report .submitted sion Grapes, Miss Frances McLane, csak, Miss Ethel S'eich, Miss Bet- Amboy, and Walter Amos, son of today. Contributions were made to give some woman a seat. charm by bringing her to James Ashton, and Joanna and at the Baptist Ghapel on Wood- bridge Avenue by teachers and of- ty Seich, Miss Regina Seich, Miss Mr. and Mrs. John Amos, of as follows: John Tapois, Port Reading, $5; - Pawl Grapes. Also Mr. and Mrs. Mary Kopko, Miss Evelyn Boos, Woodland Avenue, Fords, were us where our expert hair- Kenneth Grapes. ficers of the chapel. Each mem- 1 Lawrence "F. Campion (Leader- Woodbridge Township" Teachers' ber of the cast portrayed a child's Miss Eleanor Boos, Mrs. Nicholas married by Rev. Arthur Kreyling , Journal Charity Fund balance), Association, $5; Mrs. James Burke, dressers will take special a part in the show. . Vertes and Miss Mary Vertes. pastor of Our Redeemer Luther- $12.33; R. W. Muller, Sewaren, §3; Charles Messick, $2; Mrs. Cancer's Death Toll an church, at the bride's home re- Mrs. Herman Frev was the $10; Iselm Chemical Hook and Sandor Ur, $1 and A Friend, Hope- pride its dressing her hair About one person in ten over 40 Little Women Meet cently. lawn $.50. •years of age dies of cancer. teacher, Miss Emma Tarealy, the Ladder Co>, benefit minstrel show, leader of the rhythm -orchestra CLARA BARTON—Members of The bride was given in mar- $10; Court Mercedes, Catholic to add new loveliness to Ihe Clara Barton Little Woman's During the past month the am- Refer To: W-]1O Docket 1T9/2C3 with Mrs. Eussell Harrison, the ac- riage by her brother, Joseph Daughters of America, $5; Colonia bulance traveled 474 miles and an- her beloved features. Meter To: W-SO Docket 118/270 Club met Tuesday afternoon at Fischer. Mrs. Anna Parigi. the Women's Republican Club, $5; RefOT To: W-74 Docket 117/7O1 companist. swered 35 calls. Keler To: W-S5 Doeket 119/48 the home of Miss Lois Kaplowitz in bride's sister, and Clinton Amos, The following- characters were Glencourt Avenue. Miss Jane An- 3VOTIOE OF PUBHC SALE on the "morning session" program: the groom's brother, acted as maid TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: derson, president, presided. of honor and best man. At a regular meeting of the To-wn- George Reed, colored boy; Clifford $l}ip Committee ol the Township Giddes, bad boy; Fred Meyer and Postpone Session The bride wore a navy-blue of AToodbridge held Monday, April Herman Frey, German boys; Clif- print dress, and navy-blue and There is no reason for you to he with- I6O1, 1S40, I was directed to ad- FORDS—The board of direc- vertise the fact tliat on Monday ford Giddes, bashful boy; Helen white accessories. out the Musical Education you desire. evening, May 6th, 1940, the Town- Johnson, his mother; Marion Da- tors of the Fords Woman's Club The couple motored to Wash- All instructions strictly private. Inspect ship Committee w ili meet at 7 met Tuesday night in the library. these instruments and compare prices. £, It (EST) in the Committee Cham- vis, colored girl; Elizabeth Stout, ington, D. C. They will reside at You are saving up to 50% if you buy now. bers, Memorial Municipal Building, good girl; Ruth Davis, gum chew- The regular meeting of the club, Wooabridge, New Jersey, and expose slated for Tuesday night, was 5 Washington Avenue, Raritan and. sell at public sale and to the high- er; Myrtle Buckelew, giggler; Lot- Township, and will be at home to French Clarinet (Wood) including Case HELD OVER TO PLEASE ALL OUR PATRONS est bidder according to terms of sale oiui tie Smith, bright girl; others, Eve- postponed to May 7. file "with the Township Clerk open tn 1 their friends early next week. Reg. $50 Now inspection and to be publiclv read nrior! lyn Becker, Mary Ellen Giddes, ^2 May %, 1, 8, and 9 to sale, Lots 16f> and 166 in Block! Effie Matthews, Mrs. Fred Meyer, CIGARET GLOW AIDS RESCUE Clarinet (Metal) including Case 411P; Lots 1116 to 1421 inclusive in London — The glow of a cigaret To Sell Poppies Block 3-O, Lots 1443 to 1448 inclu- Leona Skidmore, Mrs. Kenneth Reg. $37.50 Now sive in Block 4-Q, "Woodbridge Town- Stout, Harriet Becan, Eileen Dan- was responsible for the rescue of FORDS—The Ladies' Auxiliary EXTRA SPECIAL Phone for Appointment Now ship Assessment Map. ford, Remson Kentos, Mrs. Frank a Welsh mountain woman who had to Harry Hansen Post No. 3 63, Piano Aesoraiaa Piano Accordian with Case Woodbridge 8-2394 Take further notice that the Dariford. (fallen into a ditch and broken her American Legion, will assist the 120 Bass Com- 12 Bass To-wnstiip Committee has, by reso- plete witli Case lution and pursuant to law, fixed a leg. Seeing the glow just as she post on Poppy Day. May 25, when Reg. $50 Now minimum price at which said lots Afternoon Program was losing-, consciousness, the wo- poppies will be distributed as a Reg. '$200 in said blocks will be sold together .At the afternoon session, the One Year Guarantee Money Refunded iyith all other details pertinpnt. man moaned. Miners, who had tribute to the World War dead. Now ¥117 said minimum price being $2,000.00 following program was presented: stopped for a smoke, heard the plus costs of preparing- deed and Recitation, Bitter Butter, Kath- England in Hawaii advertising- this sale". Said lots ir moan, found her and carried her (Christensen Bldg.) said blocks, if sold on terms, will erine Stout; solo. Myrtle Bucke- to her home three miles away. Great Britain held the Hawaiian 1141 Elizabeth Ave. ELIZABETH "TEL. EL.-2-0325 require a down payment of §200.00, lew; recitation, The Watermelon, islands for a period of five months 97 Main St., Woodbridge the balance of purchase price to Cor. Jefferson Ave. N. J. OPEN EVENINGS be paid in equal monthly install- Marion Davis; trio, 'Neath the tion, What's My Name?, Fred Mey- in 1843. ments of $r a deed, the purchaser shall be entitled to receive a bargain and sale deed for any one lot to be selected upon the payment ot an ad- ditional $150 00 per lot together with a reasonable fee for the preparation of the deed. _, Take further notice that at said sale, or any date to which it may •. H. L. Moss be adjourned, - the Township Com- mittee reserves the right in its dis- cretion to reject any one or all bids ancl to sell said lots in said blocks Optometrist to such bidder as it may select, due regard being given to terms and manner of payment, m case one or Announces The Kemoval Of His Offices To more minimum bids shall be re- •SIZES. ceived. Upon acceptance of the minimum 12 to 20 bid, or bid abjjve minimum, by the Township Committee and the pay- 115 Main St., Woodbridge, N. J. ment thereof by the purchaser ac- _wording to the manner of purchase II to 17. Is accordance with terms of sale on (Next Door To His Former Location) file, the Township will deliver a bargain and sale deed for said prem- 38 to 44' ises. Telephone Wo. 8-2142 B. J. JDUNIGAN, 46 to 52 Township Clerk. SOLIDS IN BLACK Dated" April 16. 1940 To be~advertised April 26 and May 3, 3940, in the Fords Beacon. And Plenty of Navy, Powder Blue Large Sizes and Rose

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OAce you discover what super shoe values these are you won't stop at buying two pair, we wager you'll buy four and six! All top-notch shoe -values conveniently sized and arranged on tables for easy •S9B Smith Street Perth Amb@yP N» J choosing. <, 97 -105 Smith St. FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940 PAGE SEVEN A Prediction No Juice" Fr0ftr¥Kdck! Predictions are somewhat dangerous, Looking At Washington but, at the risk of appearing foolish, we venture to forecast that it will not be long F. D. R. "IN THE BAG" fied in support of the naval ex- PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY DEWEY LEADS RIVALS pansion bill. While the Navy De- —by— before some member of Congress speaks INQUIRY INTO FUNDS partment promptly disclaimed re- THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. out in indignation against British planes A SHORT CAMPAIGN sponsibility for his comments and With Offices at dropping bombs on Norwegian cities. TAUSSIG'S BLUNT WORDS made it clear that his testimony 611 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords, N. J. We also predict that the congressman FEARS WAR WITH JAPAN was "contrary to the Navy De- TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBOY 4—2X23 "GOING TO FREEZE" partment's views," the Admiral Subscription $1.50 per year making the vociferous protest will be one ROOSEVELT'S JUNE TOUR bluntly expressed his inability tot Elmer J. Vecsey .... Publisher and Managing Editor who has not raised his voice in protest see how we can prevent being Entered at the Post Office at Fords, N. J., as The political situation, on the drawn into war on account of the second class mail matter on April 17, 1936. against Germany's habit of dropping Democratic side, finds the 'Presi- Far Eastern situation. bombs upon cities in Poland or elsewhere. dent practically assured of a re- The cue to this prophecy comes from nomination if he will ^ccept it For 150 years, he said the from the convention in Chicago. United States has taken part in the Berlin, where the Nazi press is in a "fury Meanwhile James A. Farley and trade and development of that of excitement" because British planes, in Paul V. McNutt continue to make region. Now our interests are an attempt to drive German forces out of speeches, which are generally ac- threatened with summary expul- The Klan Drops The Mask cepted as placing them in the run-sion by virtue of the Japanese pro- Bergen, dropped bombs upon German ning if the President decides not gram which has but one objective, In Atlanta, Ga., there has been con- forces in that city. world domination. Making no ef- to seek a third term. Cordell "Hull, fort to conceal his view that Ja- siderable interest in the trial of seventeen Whether the people of this country like making no speeches and declaring pan was a potential enemy, the men in connection with night-rider flog- it or not, there are a few congressmen who himself not a candidate, is also Admiral proposed that the United considered as a possiblity if the States construct "an impregnable" gings and terrorism. take cues from Berlin. They denounce President retires. The campaign naval base "in the Philippines, and As the trial got underway, the Ku Klux the British in unison with German critics. of Vice President Garner is mak-agree with the Allies and Holland Klan issued an edict banning the peep- They have no criticism to make of Ger- ing little or no progress, although to maintain the present status in it is possible, if the President runs, the Pacific. holed white visor from Klan regalia al-]many but they assail", all actions of the that the Vice President will 'be the though officials said that the order was not British. other man on the ticket again. Asked whether he aimed to pro- connected with the trial. tect the United States or its in- In the Republican ring of the terests in the Orient, the Admiral This order will create a large surplus The "Catalyzers" Of America • political circus, the figure of said that he was primarily pro- of night-shirts in some sections of the coun- Thomas E. Dewey looms larger tecting interests in the Far Efist try. While we do not attempt to pass Everything has a 'cause, science tells than it did a few weeks ago. This but "if Germany wins the war, it judgment upon the motives of all those be- us. An the more important the result, the does not mean that the New York- would be for the protection of our" more important it is to find out what caused er has the nomination in the bag,people at home.' With Japan hav- longing to the Klan it is apparent that some although he has made substantial ing a "stranglehold" on the islands of those connected with the order were of it. gains through the revelation of of the Pacific, the next move Because the results achieved in this strength in recent primaries. Sen- would be eastward and in Admiral a type to be attracted by the mask and mass ators Taft and Vandenberg are j Taussig's opinion. "If Germany attacks upon helpless and outnumbered country, buth from a material and a social not out of the running. The for-wins the war, there is going to be citizens in the middle of the night. point of view, are so vitally important to mer is credited with' considerable a combination between the to- all of us who live in America, we may well convention strength, •which, after talitarian powers that's going to We have no sympathy with any group all, is what determines the nomi- squeeze us." ponder some recent remarks by H. W. nee. About all that one can say of that takes the law in its own hands, Prentis, Jr., newly-elected President of the the Wendell Willkie, Frank Gan- To those who believe that Japan whether they parade in masks or not. Cer- National Association of Manufacturers and nett and other booms at this time will bankrupt herself in carrying tainly we have no respect for the courage President of Armstrong Cork Company. _ is that they are interesting but the on the war in China and exhaust of a group of men who hide their identity group is out of the running unless her resources in a fruitless effort' The dictionary defines the word "cat- M there is a deadlock between other to conquer the Chinese, Admiral and make surprise attacks upon men, de- alyzer" as follows: "A chemical body , the Board! Ms that; in. many municipalities the major problem arises out of the existence of large areas of vac contenders and the convention Taussig points out that the Japan- pending upon their numbers to overawe the ketable land. . . . Thes.e lands have little or "no value and are in plany cases responsible for large tax delinquencies. In nearly ftU * turns to a dark hourse for the solu- ese have been fighting for three which, by its presence, is* capable of induc- eases* no prospect exists foi the collection of any revenue either now or at aay reasonable tiiae ia t^e f utpre,"~r' ' * »«..._.. = tion of the problem. years without cracking up and victim. • : ing chemical changes in other bodies while of ti)el/.oeal Goremmeat Boird, SepteajW, 193?. ^. ,sv : «_„—--«»-*^ • ^s^-.~-^-~ Last week it seemed likely that that Germany, bankrupt fifteen remaining unchanged itself." the Special Senate campaign ex- years ago, has mobilized an army To Test Barlow's Bomb penditures investigating commit- and war machine that gives the Inventor Lester P. Barlow claims to Mr. Prentis took this chemical term and tee would make some kind of an world the jitters. Facing these have developed a bomb of extraordinary applied it more broadly to show that there Personal Property Taxis Charged Sound Advice! inquiry - into the charges that factors, he thinks that it is impos- are certain "catalyzers" in America and Dewey supporters in Wisconsin sible for the United States "to-re- destructiveness, with a "shock wave that and Nebraska indulged in exces- main isolated, saying, "The world will kill everything within a quarter of a other lands where freedom prevails that With Driving Business From K J. Taxpayers' Group Makes sive expenditures. "' Nothing offi- has shrunk too much." are necessary to progress and that do not Plea For Study Of cial was announced but the inquiry mile and stun at even greater distances." the blow, if persistent and repeat- is regarded as certain in view of President Roosevelt; has-.|ffi*§i exist in other less fortunate countries. Centuries ago, when the gods nounced tentative plans ;.for/:g6f§ This is evidently "some" bomb. The wanted to strike fear in the hearts ed, would likely be sufficient to Local Newspapers complaints that are being circu- Here are the five "catalyzers" he listed: lated. . Dewey people deny that "non-political" tour in June^hieliP only way to ascertain its power is to see of men they "hurled the thunder drive this corporation out of New 1. The value that is given to human To know your government.-it is undue expenditures were made. will take; him into- virtaaBy'^ejitjga what it will do. Naturally no human be- bolt and turned against 'them long Jersey—-e-ven though it is not so essential that you read your local Opponents are watching the mat-section o'f the nation. WMlfe'Ae*| personality. tongues of flashing lightning." And easy as is at.times supposed for newspapers, - regularly land .thor- ter closely, figuring that possibly journey is' conditioned;\upo|p|||lj§ ings will be subjected to the test. To ob- men, through the ages, have main- the revelation of excessive expen- state of affairs in Europe; &^8glf> 2. The responsibility which willingly such companies to "move:" To oughly. No other medium that you : tain the answer to the inventor's claim is lined this awe of the "lightning can buy devotes the time and space ditures, if they were made, might as the adjournment of- Oa&g0ss^ . has been assumed by individuals. transfer operation of a firm from have the same effect on the Dewey the -Chief 'Executive experts- fefc; to try out his bomb and the Army is mak- whip"—not because it always, one jurisdiction to another means, to learn and report about*'what is 3. The opportunity that has been al- .eaves a trail of devastation and going' on in'..'your 'local '.govern- candidacy that the 1920 revela- dedicate the Great Smoky "Mpus-^ ing ready for a test in Maryland, using in practice, the reissuance of prac- lowed for the initiative of individuals to destruction in. its wake, but he- ment. This is the advice of the tions had on the prospects of Gen- tains National Park .in ivNorifcl about 250 goats for the experiment. eral Wood and Governor Loi$sdon. help others as well as the source of the inia- cause it is erratic and uncertain tically all of the firm's -securities New Jersey Taxpayers'-- Associa- Carolina - and Tennesee early i.;ift; to conform to the legal require- tion. : ' * ••'-•• *•"•*•; June, go to Mississippi to.dedic^B;; Opposition has been reported b.y vari- tive. and men do not know when or .the; Natchez Trace, -the^oid^ rtj^ki where it will strike. y ments of the new jurisdiction—a Too many."o'lvNew.Jersej^s-resi- The status of the political cam- r ! ous citizens who object to the goats being 4. A republican form of government. paign thus far continues to be un- from Natchez to Nashville, ; 'anll; :f The Princeton Survey of New procedure which may actually dents, particularly' those•whtMoni- then'visit his son, Elliott, in Fp#S the goats of the experiment. It is even 5. Private free enterprise. amount to a practical reorganiza- mute to neighboring state's, read certain with neither party know- Jersey Finance coined an apt ing what. the main issue will be Worth. \ '"- ;.:;';';;fjS3 threatened to take the matter into the Whether one chooses to call these basic phrase when it said that the un-tion- of the company. only the out-of-state dailies, and pay scant attention-to their local until [President Roosevelt makes Afterwards he wouldgoto^Cali-;^ courts to protect the well-being of the even and erratic treatment of the Apt to Grow Worse known his position. This naturally f ornia to dedicate King's Cahyoh,; •; institutions of our American way of life and news. : ' ".' •'; •-., .•'..'•• .' •• goats. So it seems that the first test will be thought "catalyzers" or by some other taxpayer as meted out by the New Nevertheless, the time may be at handicaps the candidates and poli- newest; of the National: Parks,s; between inventor Barlow and the Army Jersey personal property tax might hand when the question will be As a result they are in .cornplete ticians. Apparently, the nation visit the Golden Gate Expositiori:; name, all will agree that it is all-important will be termed "Tax Lightning." ignorance, of what is going , union of his employes, already in being, those with a; statutory office in those who are. responsible for. thenual taxes—:aff.e'cts-ryqur. children country is focused upon the warwith the masses and recalled that ;; will make demands. with circular patches sewed on the trouser New; Jersey, but not operating.' welfare of private enterprise. Busi- and the Invte'tment:-you>jfeyejniade in Europe, the Senate Committee previous journeys of this kind have;! legs and on the backs of the jumpers to plants. Such establishments, 'al- ness is as fearful of uncertain, in establishing'; your horne.*.i:.;J on Naval Affairs got a pessimistic been used to sound out sentimervl;.;; The first paragraph, we think, correctly though holding perhaps, millions erratic - and hazardous tajx treat- report on the Far East from Rear- towards himself and the Admiki^- :: serve as targets for guards with rifles. No: matter how mucfcy.bu.ihave states the function of a labor leader. The of dollars in intangibles, may .have ment as it is of-high taxes. ; Admiral J. K. Taussig, who testi- tration. ; ; •;.;:: nothing but a small office, with a learned .about the :th e6rfetieal as- second describes a labor racketeer, regard- The youth of the German prisoners is pects of political science and gov explained, it seems, by the fact that they part-time clerk in attendance. 24 CHILDREN IN 25 YEARS less of his affiliation with unions. They, nevertheless, pay consider- ernmental • finances, you . simply were seamen on a German ship. The grim ;Houston, Tex. — A 60-year-old cannot be informed about what is SCREEN STARS As we understand it, the prosecutions of able sums to the state under the fisherman revealed to a census happening now in-" your- local gov- horror of war is highlighted by the targets present capital stock tax and con-taker, that he and his 58-year-old ernment unless you keep abreast alleged labor leaders on charges of racket- tribute substantially to the busi- We're certainly in for a cycle of home of Sergeant York, to; inter-:'" that fleeing prisoners present to guards wife had been married 25 years, of current newspaper reports. biographical films, it seems. Fol- eering are based upon actions that resem- ness, of the state through their they had 24 children and were ex- What Can Be Done . view, the liviiig characters I ;;whoj>' ble blackmail. The victim is advised that with rifles. In the case reported, the menfinancial operations. lowing the rnaking of such films will appear in the film. , v-.;«; irfW were recaptured without being shot. They pecting the 25th soon. The chil- Local taxpapers associations, as those on the lives of Louis Pas- unless he pays he will suffer damages, The Princeton Survey indicated dren have arrived one year apart composed of-alert and active citi- teur, Emile Zola, Abraham Lin- Apparently, Bette '; Dayis ' isK either through sabotage, wilful mischief were lucky. that if "Tax Lightning" were to and there have been no twins, zens in communities . throughout coln, Thomas Edison, we are to doomed to appear in more;; cos-JRS strike in such a way as to bring triplets, etc. There ar<§ 14 sons New Jersey, and developed under have films of the lives of such men tume or period pictures. WarneyAfti or the calling of a strike. "full assessment" to a corporation and 10 daughters and all are in the auspices of the New Jersey as Reuter, the founder of the fa- Brothers -recently announeed-v^e® The difference is that when a labor Wife Must Support Husband with large holdings of intangibles, good health. Taxpayers Association, present a mous news agency, and Samuel purchase of two stories for Jier, 5" union, through its leaders, makes a demand Here is something new, we think. splendid example" of .what- citizens Gompers, for many years the head "Mrs. iSkeffington/' which :; deals S; can do- to study, and control the of the American Federation of with the career of -an English;belle'S upon; an employer the idea is to get a griev- A judge in Long Island has ordered a PLOP! I cost of local government..- . - « Labor. . . . since the turn of the centuryj^nd&'i ance corrected, but when a labor racketeer wife to pay $8.50 weekly to her estranged Taking an active and "concerned Miriam Hopkins . and Edward "King's Row""*which is ' a^ Mid-; j? western piece laid on ttie;:ltorsei4|;; makes a demand, he wants no grievance husband in order that the man will not be- interest in-local affairs, these citi- Robinson are scheduled to play the ; zens have built up a. movement that leading roles, in "This Man Reu-and-buggy days., ;'. •-.; ,;•• ;; ;;.;';^ „ :;;'S corrected; what he is after is a cash settle- come a public charge. is spreading its influence to all ter,". to be produced by Warners, We are in favor of equal rights for James Street, author of ;"The;?;* ment. " parts of the State, and is'Jbeing under the direction of William Biscuit Eater," has been engag^ji"-'; emulated throughout the country. Astute leaders of labor will do well to women and, we suppose, this includes the Dieterle by Paramount to. write a coinpan-;f:s assist in stamping out all rackets that have privilege of supporting a spouse when the They realize that the .roots of a Martha Scott, who played ion pieeej under; the title, ;"Roh»iS successful democracy arid citizen "Emily" in the screen version of nie." Billie;LeeI:Cordell Hickihan|p been built upon the foundation of the poor fellow is unable to support himself. control of .government lie an the Thornton Wilder's * "Our Town," and Promise, :the dog, will appglpp; rights of laborers. Any incidental gain Anyway, the women asked for equal local .communities,- and .that .care- will play the lead opposite Cary | in this picture 'too. ... '••V:;^,I;'K5|« ful nourishment of these roots will ; that labor has secured through the activi- rights and they are gradually getting them. Grant in "The Howards of Vir- A huge crowd, estmiated ?Jil|if stimulateand invigorate the affairs ginia," which is adapted from the [around 3,000 _' people,. -met: 'iiftfjjt We should not complain. . of the community, state;"and na- ties of the racketeer have been costly, espe- : Elizabeth Page hovel, "The Tree iCrawford when she arrived:'.atIfeftK tion. • • --'.." * ' ": • • of Liberty." . . . cially in public opinion. The keystone of the-'success of Grand Central Terminal.-.-ini^Sf^s^ these citizen groups is keeping in- Work has begun on Hal Roach's York, City on a.; recent ;i^v&£8|jjj Gen. Q'Ryan's Views production of "Captain' Caution," tio-zi."-. . :-. •' :• .'•;';;';;f4*;SM formed about their, local govern- 1 Fires That Are Bullet Proof Major General John F, O'Ryan, who ments and using: their; inf orrixation in which Victor Mature, who ap- Greta Garbo will probabiy;;pl^^ A military tire tube that seals itself commanded the Twenty-seventh division in to good advantage. They, realize peared in "The Housekeeper's the title role in the film; bisgdij|^| against bullet punctures is announced "in the World War, has a few opinions on the fully that reflected- in the local Daughter" and "One Million B. the life of Madame Curie^th^jt^^ newspaper from, issue to issue are C." and Louise 'Platt who was seen mous French scientist,;•-and 'ItSi^p production" by the United States Rubber present crisis which we pass along. in "Stagecoach," are to be co- rumored-that Spencer '-"Tracy-ji^^J the vital facts •- about their- -local : Company for the U. S. Army. He says that if the Germans win this governments. Their experience is starred. . . . appear opposite her, . i. •i.' ->'irfsj^^ This is quite an interesting develop- war, the peace terms will make the Ver- convincing reason that' you should Margaret Wycherley, actress Myrna toy rand .jWilliom.'P^^^p "Read Your Local -Newspaper." who has appeared for the last are teamed; again in" "I. Lofsl^^^il ment. The War Department has author- sailles treaty look "like a Christmas three years in "Tobacco Road," is Again,"' which":is;-now.befo^^^pj ized quantity export in increase produc- card" by comparison. BREECHE^Bji/gTrSAVES 37 expected to 'arrive shortly in Hol-cameras'pn .the MGM'lot.f-vtii^^i|||iJ Hong Kong-.—Thirty-seven per- lywood where she will be tested : c tion capacity and has released the tube for He also insists that the Monroe Doc- sons, including the captain's1 wife, for a role in Par amount's produc- Frarichot ;'Tbne, who ft|i^l8o^^ restricted domestic use on armored cars trine is "only as good, as the gunfire be- made a ^picture in Holly^Ki&j^p were rescued' from the Norwegian tiari; "Victory," based on the Jo-over.,a':year,: is expecjjj^p^^;^^|| and law enforcement vehicles. hind it." ship-Produce, which had .struck a seph Conrad novel. . . . Jun:e::to,appear in "Vir^^^i^fi^pl In the course of time, we presume, the The general may be prejudiced against reef two days before by'a British, Another biographical film to be 'Madeleine ^Carroll /at£ift8|/Paj;g»l| naval auxiliary ship, by jneans of produced soon *is "The Amazing niouni; studios. Ton^^^^^3^taSe|l|S tire will become standard equipment " the Germans. 'After all, he fought against a breeches buoy, when the. heavy Story'"., of Sergeant York." The f or/-: paramount;w^y3ii^^S,ioit-0M all automobiles and that will end the threat j them. Just the same, his ideas have a sea made rescue efforts by: boat scenario is to be written by Harry Perigal .iEancCT^^-iriaS^gla^^^ impassible. The ship'"'was. aban- of death that comes with a blow-out. ' background of sense. : v Ghandlee and Julian Josephson, doned.. -.' •,.'•': . . '•'.O; '.'• '- : who;went to Pall Mall, Tenn., the ^*Thfe;;|5th^Co3^iili|g^g?;:;: isffll

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FBIDAY^ MAY' 3, 1940

HAVDfG A LOOK

ANV CAP LET'S BEAT IT UTTLEOHE!! *=G>R. see LOOK!! COINS)*

"Do( you believe in love at first sight?" "Depends on who you're looking at." TICKER TALK

TGP-H W- MOT SO L.OU0

Thin Broker—Has your new diet reduced you much? Eat Broker — Not very much, somewhere around eight points.

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Desk Sergeant—H you can't give hail I'll have to lock you up for the night. Prisoner—All right, serg. Just give me a certificate to that effect. I'll have to have some evidence to show to my wife.

ANOTHEE FISH STORY

SMAgT CLECK'' faK OUT LOMfa n" "DOS KlfcHE[J PA Keu-y •; HOW CAN I woeswPPeo I'LL Deess voy up Jvjvr SOME O' MA'S Sailor—Yes; I've seen sardines in 6LAMce FROM AtJO -shoals. Friend—Get out! Who ever saw sardines in anything but tins! HIGH COST OP VACATIONS

• you A iVr'ELL T=7 GOOD-HUMO HARD SO I HAVE WHO 1 AM soMeTiMe^ )""—=!=v^ —==*=r>. cone- -To TOR. w Y4*J SHRINK. nei.p Ruth—Does winter bring sad memories to you also? 3 Dick—I should say so. I spent all I'earned in six months oh my summer vacation. OLD FKIENDS

AV ToL Voo -TCHeiM ' H:^ fctooo ^ -foow DOT! ON T>E» 6EAN "Jim, who do you think could have written me this anonymous let- ter calling me a liar?" "I don't know, Bob! Itmusta been somebody who knows you real well."

IT'S AN ART

i V =A VOWN C6LIAR

"You say she's lowering herself to go with Tom?" "Yes; he doesn't like high heels and she's stopped wearing them." PA KNOWS ALL

British Broadcasting Vi[atcb -the Big Numbers Cane Cutter Rabbits Night Club Law Should Be Popular Hospital System i French Pearls The government-sponsored British In dice games, why do the large Cane cutter rabbits, common to . When.a Springfield, Mass., night Finding that foreign men enrolled Saice (he population of New York Catherine de Medici is credited Broadcasting corporation now radio- numbers seem to show up more fre- the southern gulf' stated have ap^ club repeatedly violated the closing in New York city's school for Euro- City is expected to reach a total of with introducing pearls into France. casts daily news bulletins in Afri- quently than the small? The num- peared as far north as South Caro- law, a spiaad car was dispatched pean refugees and immigrants re- 10,800,000 by 1960, the hospital sys- It is said that she owned the most kaans, Arabic, C^ech, English, bers are trade by cutting holes in lina where generally only the cotton there nightly. A policeman toured belled at being bossed by women, tem must replace 24,300 beds and beautiful pearls in the world when "Why-does-a hen cross the road, French, Gaelic, German,' Greek, the dice faces and the large-nunv tail and common swamp rabbits are the building, chased out all cus-Morris E. Siegel, director of the provide 25,500 new beds within the in 1533 she was married to Henry, pa?" Italian, Magyar, Polish, Portuguese, ber faces therefore have less weight found. tomers and locked the door. The schools, launched a new course in next 25 years. duke of Orleans, afterward Tcing of "I suppose it fe because she sees and are most likely to roll to the key was brought to the police sta- "Americanization," called "How to France. Rumanian, Serbo-Croat, Spanish, tion, where the proprietor would the traffic officer's signal, saying Turkish and Welsh. top when thu dice are thrown. Railroad Seniority Take Orders From Women." First Convalescent Home 'Go.'". . . Walter Myers, conductor, who pick it up fiie next day and reopen. Si. Phebe's Mission and Convales- Quinine Plants to Brazil > Bow-and-Arrow Hunting heads the railroad's seniority Iist> Founding of Eton College cent Best, the first convalescent Th« United States department 61 First ,Cws tinder $1,000 Toothache Treatment An area in Arizona has been set recently retired alter 50 years oi Texas Medical School Eton college was founded in 1440 home now in existence in this coun- agriculture has presented 1,000 ^Ehe first U; S. closed ears to sell Pliny in the first century A. D., aside for bow-and-arrow hunting, service with the Southern Pacific Assets of the University of Texas by Henry VI. It was intended aj a try, was opened: in N«w York »a quinine plants to Brazil for experi- tor less than $1,000 were made in urged patients to eat a whole mouse with deer, bear and wild turkeys railroad. and its medical brapcb total more preparatory school for King's col- 1872. mental purposes. 1923. twice a month to avoid toothache. as game. than $60,000,000. lege, Cambridge. Warmth of Blankets Loan Agency Property TbM-Terni Opposition Diabetes Hereditary Factor High Cost oi Living Religious Atlanta Weight and warmth don't neces- Hospital-Born Babies Soap's Valuable By-Prodnct Land held by money lending The house of representatives, In Most medical authorities believe The total value of the chemicals Atlanta, Ga., has 350 churches sarily go together in blankets. Very About 75 per cent of the babies Glyeerol is a valuable substance agencies range from % to 1 pes 1875, passed a resolution opposing there is a marked hereditary fac- found in the body of the average with more than 100,000 members often a lightweight, fluffy blanket is bom hi Hie New York metropolitan obtained as a by-product from the cent in Kew England to 64.9 -pes a third term lor President V. S. tor la diabetes.. mas is 98. cents. representing 20 denominations. warmer than a heavy, flat blanket. area are born in hospitals. manufacture of soap. cent In the west north central states. Grant, FORDS AND RARITAN. TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940 PAGE NINE

REGISTRY AND BliECTIOJV Refer To: W-141 Docket 120/15 •NOTICE Refer To: W-150 Docket 120/12T FAMILY HAS PNEUMONIA Attorney Wounds Self STARLET TURNS Gas Mask Repair Notice is hereby given that the Refer To: W-149 Doeket 120/134 Flagstaff, Ariz.—Ten members Gas mask repair stations will District Boards in and for the Town- Refer Tot W-30 Doeket 11«/S3« And Weakens His Case ship of Earitan will meet in theRefer Tot W-182 Docket 120/149 of the same family. Bruce Champ, LIFE GUARD soon be opened throughout England, places hereinafter designated on Refer To: TV-104 Doeket 121/22 his wife and eight children, were SUNBUEY, PA.—Attorney D. W. because constant carrying of the FREE! TUESDAY.-JUT. 7, 1044 KO1TCE OP PUBLIC SALE admitted to a local hospital, all Kearney of Shamokin was injured masks has made many of them use- House-to-house canvass for theTO "WHOM IT MAX: CONCERN: in Northumberland county court as less. Those for children are in spe- purpose of registering- all persons At a. regular meeting- of the Town- suffering from lobar pneumonia entitled to vote at the ensuing Pri- ship Committee of the Township oi contracted at a nearby logging he was attempting to "prove" his cial need of repair; they use them $925.00 mary and General Elections. . Woodbridge held Monday, April case against three defendants ac- for toys. Notice is further given that all 15, 1940, 1 was directed, to advertise camp. boaids will sit in the same placesthe fact that on Mondav evening cused of assaulting another man in Jack Pots this Tuesday Night, May 7th, Raritan between the hours' of seven A. M.Ma, y 6, 1940, the Township Commit the westerly line of lands of Clear and cutting his cheek. Dies to carry fight on Reds to and eig-ht P. M., Eastern Standard tee, will meet at 7 P. M. (EST) in the475 feet more or less to a point; The defense contended that the Ballroom', New Brunswick Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. Time on Committee Chambers/ Memorial Mu- thence (3) westerly and parallel the highest court if need be. TUESDAY, MAY'SI, l!)40 • nicipal Building-, Woodbridge, New with the'first described course 362 cut was made by a ring worn, by In addition, a cover all game on your lapboards abso- lor the purpose of conducting a Jersey, and expose and sell at public feet more or less to a point in the one of the men. Primary Election, also t._o registe_„.„r„ sale and to the highest bidder aceord- easterly line of aforementioned 22 "soteit, in muniuipalitie's not ..havin_ .„ ing- to terms of sale on file -with the foot,Right of Way; thence (4) south- "I want to demonstrate to you," lately free far J J 00. ' * permanent registration, for the nom- I Township Clerk open to. inspection and erly along .the easterly line of Kearney, the prosecutor, said in mation of candidates for . i to be publicly read prior to sale, Lots said Right of Way 480 feet more or his address to the jury, "that It is And another cover all game absolutely free for ^Sj^K One (1- •) United-State- s Senator. 61 to 70 inel., Block 44SB; Lots 421, less to the point or. place of begin- ON .THE STAGE FRt SAT. SUN.' Three (3) Members of. the General 422, 42G to 430 incl., Block 44SH, ning. . ' . . impossible to cut one's self with this Assembly. Lots' 4S0-4S4 iincl., Block 4481; Lots /Containing 3.00 Acres. ring." He placed the ring over Also a cash mystery game free, the amount a mystery, 811-815 incl., 821-82.. - 3 inel, Block ^Being a part o£ Lot 1-A, Block One (1) Member of the House of 448O Lt 69 his face and pulled. and <&^IA in door prizes this coming Representatives_, _.. 448O; Lots 691 too 6S>S5 inel., Block 329A. 5 OnO e (1) Governor of the State of 44SQ, Woodbridge Township Assess- • Take further notice that at said sale, A snicker went up among the Nen Jersey. ' | ment Map. • or any date to 'which it may be ad-jurors as blood trickled down () Members Take e notce that he journed, the Township Committee re- ChoseTion (2)Freeholders" Members. oi- the Board of Townshi_ . .p farthe Committer notice hase , bthaty resolu, the- serves tfie right in its discretion to Kearney's face. tion and pursuant to la.-;?, fixed a reject any one or. all bids and to sell A County Committeeman and aminimum price at which said lots in said lot in said block to such bidder Tuesday, May 7th Countv Committeewoman from each •h of the Election Districts for both saidblocks. will-be sold together with as it may select, due regard being giv- Republican and Democratic Parties. all other details pertinent, said mini- en to terms and manner of payment, One Cent Shy in Paying Raritan Ballroom, New Brunswick Ave., Perth Amboy Said boards will also sit at themum price of §3,500.00 plus, costs in case one or more minimum bids shall Cesar Romero ofr re arm e ed nd a ert isi be received. . Loan, Now Bill Is $12.01 same places between" tlie~~hours "of i ?, - P P S -° , ' a ., ?"T , ^? Upon acceptance of the minimum bid, "VIVA CISCO KID" Admission for this monster game social ST. LOUIS. — When Benjamin I , q a don or. bid above minimum, by the Town- Chris-Pin Martin Jean Rogers t^on^ur^U^ ^ *?* "^ |I "15paymen. "S^te^t of $350.0. $fl0 the^A^toVi balance of ship Committee and the payment Krall paid off a loan to a finance 25 —€AMES —35c 1 P M "nUV'q OCTOBET>"if'"f^r'iu^'r.T^"R 1.,, 104 0 purchash e prici e tt o hb e paiMd ii n equall thereof by the purchaser according to i^J^V^liA^^1-^1^11,6 PulP°se monthly installments of §100.00 plus the inanner o£ purchase in accordance company he made an error and Come Early and Bring a Friend • interest and ' other terms provided with terms of sal£ on file, the Town- sent a check for one cent less than ship will deliver a bargain and sale the full amount. i Moi is.* \\a, Kitiitly illicit Early Game 7:30 Regular Game 8:30. of interest In any ofdsed for said premises. an honorary life guard at Santa ~ ^'O"i J. . A'»., (tin uuiviue, iui LI1G , the lots included in this sale or con- • .' ' • B". J. DTJNIGAN. • He got a letter asking for the Monica Beach. Before receiving purpose of conducting- a general tract for any one or all of said lots shall Township Clerk. penny, but didn't take the dun seri- election for " , . • be made by the purchaser hereunder un- Dated April 16, 1940; this*.Honor, she "was put through One (1.) United States Senator less It be to a party for whom a home To be advertised April 26 and May ously. some rigid paces. Here we see Thiee (3) Members of the General shall be built within forty days. 3, 1940, in the Fords Beacon. The company showed it meant Assembly. Provided the purchaser continues to Miss Moriss talking over the •One (1) Member of the House of pay promptly the monthly payments liefer To: W-15 Doeket 115/TOS business, however, and sued Krall two-way radio connecting the Don't Representatives. fixed in the contract of sale on all of Recorded: Book 1100, Pa&e 4«7 in justice court. Including court rescue boat witE the life guard _ One (1) Governor of the State of the lots included in the sale and there NOTICE OF JPTJBMC SALE costs, the bill rose- to $6.01. New Jersey. be no default whatever in such pay- TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: station on shore. Two (2) Members of the Board of ments, or any part thereof to the At a regular meeting of the Town- Krall was astonished, but again Chosen Freeholders. date of request for a deed, the pur-ship Committee of the Township of let the matter ride. Now his salary LAKESIDE PARKS Places of meeting- of the District I chaser shall be entitled to receive Woodbridge held Monday, April 15, Boards: a harg-ain arid sale deed for any1940, I was directed to advertise the has been garnisheed. There was a 1st District, Piscatawaytown one lot to be selected upon the pay- fact that on Monday evening, May 6,' ?6 charge for this. School. ment of an additional $100.00 per 1940, the Township Committee will 2nd District, New Fire House Pis- lot together with a reasonable fee meet at 7 P. M. (BST) in the Com- So with his bill now $12.01 Mr. OUTSTANDING MODE HOMES catawaytown. for the preparation o-f the deed. mittee Chamber,.Memorial Municipal Krall is beginning to get mad. 3rd. District, Oak Tree School, Oak Take further notice that at said Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, sale, or any date to which it may be and expose and sell at public sale and 4th. District, Clara Barton School adjourned, the Township Committee to the highest bidder according to Cat and Snake Battle 1NRAHWAY 5th. District, Stelton School House j reserves the right in its discretion terms of sale on file with the Town- KIALLA, AUSTRALIA. — A cat 6th. District, Clara Barton School. to reject any- one or all bids and to.ship Clerk open to inspection and to be sell said lots in said blocks to such publicly read'prior to sale Lots IS here fought a battle to death with a Ruth Hussey BOUNDABIES OF DISTRICTS bidder as it may select, due regard and. 19 in Block 42,. Woodbridge huge black snake in an effort to save Nat Pendloton BINS District No. 1 being given to terms and manner of Township Assessment Map. F. H. JL ^•Beginning at a point on the north payment, in ease one or more mini- Take . further notice that the her three kittens. The next morn- batik of the Raritan River where the mum bids shall be received. Township Committee has, by resolu- ing two of her kittens were found Our Gang Comedy CROSBY-UM0UR-HOPE dividing line of Highland Park and tfte Upon acceptance of the minimum tion and pursuant to law," fixed a dead with the mother cat's tail in . Cuptam Ssanky's Showboat: Approved township intersects; the'nee northerly bid, or bid above minimum, by theminimum price, at which said Lots in 'a<— < - i^.,,-?.-. -.. : h: . ^--. . ."V^VvTUi«TJ >TO! along said dividing line to the center j Township Committee and the pay-said block will be' sold together with the snake's 'mouth. JIMMY DOKSEY AND HIS.ORCH, , line of Woodbridge avenue; thence | ment thereof by the purchaser ac- all other details' pertinent, said ;mmi- —-Plus — 10% Down ;running easterly along the center line cording to the manner of purchase rrium price being. $250.00 plus costs of of Woodbridge avenue to Bonhamtown in accordance with terms of sale on preparing deed and advertising- this Jane Withers Corner; thence southerly along the file, the Township -will deliver a bar- sale. Said lots in said block, if sold on center line of road leading- from Bon- gain and sale deed for said premises. terms, will, require a down payment of "HIGH SCHOOL" hamtown Corner to bridge over Red a. J. DtnNTIGAN, $25:00' the balance of purchase price to be paid in equal monthly install-: Request Feature Sat. Nite Root Creek, Raritan River, thence up Township Clerk. ments of •'$10.00. plus interest and ABSOLUTELY NO EXTRAS • NO LEGAL FEES Raritan Rlyer to place of Beginning. Dated April 16, 1940. - FORUM THEATRE Janet Gaynor •; Polling Place, .School Number 3, To be advertised April 2 8 and May other terms provided for in contract Woodbridge avenue, Piscatawaytown, 3, 1940, in the Fords Beacon. of-."sale. '•••-.. -.-• METUCHEN, N. J. DY LONG LEGS" No Greater Home Value Anywhere - District No. 2. Take further notice that at .said ' Beginning at Bonhamtown Corner. sale, or any date to which it may Sunday, Monday, Tuesday THEATRE No Taxes Until 1941 at ttie intersection of the center line of Refer To: W-125 Docket 110/110 be adjourned, the Township_ Com- May 5, 6 and 7 SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED. -woodbridge avenue with the center line Recorded! Book 112«, Page 30 mittee-reserves the right in its dis- Or Main street; thence running along NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE cretion to reject any one or all bids Highland Park Tel. 2078 and to sell said lots in said'block "THE SHOP AROUND WILD ADVENTURE! Monthly Payments $29.00 to, such bidder as it mayselect, due THE* CORNER" Ample Free Parking GLORIOUS ROMANCE! thence northerly along the center line At a regular meeting of the Town- regard being given to terms and of Duclos Lane to where. Mill Brock ship Committee of the Township manner of payment, in case one oi ;'. with. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY •crosses the same; thence easterly up of Woodbridge held Monday, April more .minimum bids shall be re- Margaret Sulla van IS, 1940, I was directed to advertise ceived. . May 3-4 .Mill Brook to where the same "inter- the fact that on Monday evening, James Stewart THE Hit sects the line dividing the propertv of LOOK WHAT YOU GET Michael Jelin and the property known May 6, 1940, the Township Com- Upon acceptance of the minimum James Cagney - Pat O'Brien as the Hill Tract: thence continuing mittee will meet at 7 P. M. (ESTbid) , or bid above minimum, by the Carton—'Fishing Bear" AIR CONDITIONED OPEN PORCH easterly along said dividing line to thein the Committee Chambers, Memorial Township Committee and the pay- Our Gang—"Time in PlainnelTavlnueT thence Municipal Building, Woodbridge, New ment thereof by the purchaser ac- FIREPROOF GARAGE GAS RANGE i i nt' Jersey, and expose ana sell at public ;ording. to the manner of purchase Out for Lessons" n accordance with terms of sale on "THE FIGHTING 69TH" starnngWALLACE BEERY with TILE BATH SCREENS 1 also 1 l i inf-]fg t^dto termo s ^Ug^bidderjcoorof sale on file with thae file, the Township will deliver a Wednesday and Thursday JOHN HOWARD • DOLORJS DEL RIO LINOLEUM SHADE TREES Middlesex and Essex Turnpike"; thence bargain and sale deed for said prem- Russell Hayden in northeasterly along the center of Township Clerk open to inspection and ises, May 8 and 9 LARGE ROOMS the Middlesex and Essex Turnpike to to be publicly read prior to sale. 'Knight of the Range" Hit No. 2 DECORATED the Metuchen Borough line; thence Lot (Part of) 9 in Block 59H, Wood- B. J. DTJNIGAN, "CITY OF DARKNESS" southeasterly and easterly along the bridge Township Assessment Map. • ' ' . "•.! Township Clerk. - Hard To Believe. Must Be Seen metuchen Borough line to the center Take further notice that the Dated April 16,. 1940. with . •.' SUNs, MON. & TUES. HI line of Main street or Bonhamtown Township Committee has, by resolu- To he advertised April 26 ana May Sidney Toler as "Charlie Chan" road; thence southerly along Main tion and pursuant to law, fixed a 3, 1940, in the Fords 'Beacon. May 5-6-7 street to the Place of Beginning. minimum price at which said lot in also . Polling Place, Raritan Engine said bloekiwill be sold together with Spencer Tracy - Robert Young Cp., No. 1, New Firehouse,'first floor, all other details pertinent, said mini- "CALL A MESSENGER" in Piainfleid, and Simpson Avenues mum price being $350.00 plus costs of with preparing deed and advertising this "Northwest Passage" MODE HOME NOW OPEN Piscatawaytown. Billy Halop - Mary Carlisle " : " . District No. 3. . ,sale . Said lo. t in said block,. if sol.d -also ' •-. Take Amboy Ave. to Rahway. Watch for sign at Inman Ave. All that 'part of Raritan Township °n terms, wilil l requiri e -ad down pay- Rbchelle Hudson in north of the following described line: I ment of $35.00 the balance of pur- . Latest News Events 1TAKE-THIS Turiv left two blocks to property. Beginning at a point in the dividing chase price to be paid in equal Friday and Saturday CONVICTED WOMEN" line between Raritan Township and monthly installments of ?20.00 plus May 10 and 11 WOMAN" LAKESIDE PARK HOMES 280 ST. GEORGES AVE. Woodbridge Township, near Menlo' interest and other terms provided 'Directed byW.S.Van Dyke n Park, where fee Port Reading Railroad for in contract of sale. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Rahway 7-2280 intersects the same, thence running Said property is more particularly "EVERYTHING ON ICE" - westerly along the center line . o£ the described as follows: with May 8-9 Port Reading Railroad to - where the Beginning at a point in the wester- Edgar Kennedy - Irene Dare same is intersected by the Metuchen ly line of a proposed 50 feet street Penny Singleton - Arthur Lake Borough Lrafl: thence northerly, west- running southerly from New Bruns- also erly and soutnerly, along the center wick Avenue, said point being 210' "Honeymoon Deferred" -". ' ' in - • • • line of the New Duflam Road; thence south from New Brunswick 'Avenue, "Blondie On A Budget" westerly along the center line of thesaid point being also in the south- .:, • with New Durham Road to where the same erly line of a 10 foot right of way Edmund Lowe also .is intersected by the line dividing Pis- for a sewer located between Margaret Lindsay Charles Laughton in: ONLYat JERSEY TIRE CO. ieatawaeata y Township and Raritan Town- property of Joseph Bacskay "Sidewalks of London" shiphi . r =o-- t r\ I rr, a T, i Property herein described; th™« Latest News Events of registry Oak Tree School,. (1) southerly along westerly line of Oak Tree Road, Oak Tree. siad proposed street, 53S feet more District No. 4. or less to the northerly line of TUg'ht Beginning at a point In the dividing of Way of Lehigh Valley Railroad; line between Raritan Township anu thence (2) along the said northerly Woodbrdge Township near Menlo Park line' of Right of Way of Lehigh Val- Jean Hersholt In where center line of Port Reading Rail ley Railroad, 85 feet more or less to road, intersects the same; thence run- Center line of Sling Tail Brook; "MEET DR. CHRISTIAN" ning westerly along the center line of. thence (3) in a general northerly EMPIRE said railroad to the point where same THEATRE intersects Metuchen Borough line; «hen-|flirect'on.-sLlon» t1^ center line of RAHWAY Laurel and Hardy in ce running southerly and southwesterly ?,„%}' its various courses, along the dividing line between' the 630 feet more or less to a point F-Rl. THRU SUN. "A CHUMP AT OXFORD 'Borough of Metuchen and Raritan where it intersects the southerly •Township to center line of Amboy ave- line of a 10 feet Right of Way afore- nue; thence easterly along center line mentioned, if extended westerly; 'of Amboy avenue to the dividing line thence (4) along the extension of between Raritan TownsMp and Wood- the said southerly Right of Way line bridge Township: thence northerly continuing easterly along said south- along dividing line of Woodbridge erly Pdg-ht of Way line 78 feet more Township and Raritan Township to or less to the westerly line of pro- • place of Beginning. posed street the point or place of Polling Place, Clara Barton School, beginning. Amboy avenue, Clara Barton. Excepting out of the above de- DistricBistrictt No. EE. . , scriptio. n a. 10 foot Righ„ t of Way for Beginning in the center of Duclos j sewer which Right of Way was part Lane where the same is intersected by i of the originaigall Fordords Sewer SystSysteme . Mill Brook" , said- beginnin- • • g poin...t being. ContaininCtii g 1.5615633 AcresA , excludinldi g valso a corner in the Highland Park Bo- above exception. rough line; thence runninugg eteeasterlyy to _Par t. o_f Lot _9, Block „59-H_ „, ,Now ththe centet r off saiidd bbrook to wherh ew wee known as Lot 9-D, Block 59-H. same intersects the line dividing thai Take further notice that at said property of Michael Jelin and the prop-! sale, or any date to which it may be erty known as the Hill Tract; thence j adjourned, the Township Committee continuing along said dividing line to j reserves the right in its discretion the.center of Plainfield ayenue: thence! to reject any one or all bids and to northwesterly along the center oi i seil said lots in said block to such Plainfield avenue to the center of the bidder as it may select, due regard Middlesex and Esses Turnpike; thence | being given to terms and manner of SENSATIONAL MEIERATOR PLAN! northeasterly along, the. center of the; payment, in case one or more mini- the Middlesex and Esses Turnpike .to fmum bias shall be received the Metuchen Borough line: thence) upon acceptance .of the minimum Come in. and select your new 1940 north-westerly along the Metuchen jbi d or Bla above minimum by £™ Borough line to the center of the Newl Township Committee and the pay! 1. Kelvinator today. _ _ . _ ._ sale on the Piscataway Township line to the tile,' the Township will deliver a bar- We will deliver and instal! it with no "Highland Park Borough line: thence gain and sale deed for saia premises seutneasterly and easterly along the * B. J. BUNIGAN, 2. down payment. ..Highland Park BorougU line to the •Township Clerk. - place of Beginning. Dated April 16, 1940. - Polling Place. Stelton School Plain- To be advertised April 26 and M"ay Deposit at the rate of only 15 cents field avenue. Stelton. 3, 1940,yn the Fords Beacon. District No. <>. 3. a day in the handy meter. ' Beginning at a point in the dividing Refer To: W_12« Doeket lln/109 -line between Raritan Township and Recorded: Book 112S, Page 2S6 WdbB Township at Fords, where NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ^center line of Aniboy avenue intersects TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: .Once a month a representative will- the same: thence westerly along cent- er line of Amboy avenue to a point , At a regular meeting of the Township 4. call and collect your deposits. ^ where the same intersects Metuchen Committee of the Township of Wood- -'Borough line then running southwest- briage Held Monday April 15, 1940, OUR refrigerator is an important piece erly and westerly aloni? dividing line I was directed to advertise the fact between the Borough of Metuchen and ithat on Monday evening, May 6 When payments are completed, : 1940, the Township Committee will of equipment. Put it out of the kitcherr Raritan Township to the center line of meet at 7 P. M. (BST) in the Com- Y Bontiamtown Road; thence southerly 5. meter will be removed and you will 1 along Bonhamtown Road and the road mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal •"'16 the bridge over Red Root Creek to Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, or'pantry and where would you keep your be mailed a bill of sale. the Raritan River; thence down the and expose and sell at public sale and Raritan to the point where the lin« to the highest bidder according to .dividing Raritan Township ana Wood- terms of sale on file with the Town- food supplies? Foods that spoil quickly '"bridge Township intersects the same: ship Clerk open to inspection and to be citaence northerly . along the dividing publicly read prior to sale, part of should, be kept in a dry, cold atmosphere. line between tCie Township-of Raritan Lot 1A in Block 329A to be hereafter and the Township of Woodbriage to known as Lot IF in said block, ffie place r.f Beginning. Woodbridge Township Assessment In the storage compartment of a Kelvinator COME IN! Polling Place, Clara Barton school. SS6—ILLUSTRATED A^rive^'C^^arTon" "^" "Ske further notice thai the Town- Wittier mv hand this 19th day ol j ship Committee has, by resolution and the temperature never goes above fifty Easiest of all Buying Plans i •'•*<] Apnl A. D.. 1940. pursuant to law, fixed a minimum price at which saia lot in saia block WILFRED B.,' "WOODWARD, will be sold together with all other de- degrees. Operated by electricity, a .Kelvin- FOUR BIG STORES — PERTH AMBOY — NEW BRUNSWICK — PIAINFIELD — ASBDRY PARK Township Cleric. tails pertinent, said minimum price be- F B—4-26: 5-3. ' . ing 5300.00 plus costs of preparing ator automatic refrigerator is inexpensive to NOTICE OK PVBWt; SALEi jdeea and advertising this sale. Said Tlie Township Committee will meet i lot in said nloc-k.if sola on terms, wlil Monflay May iitli 1940, at. 7' P. M. I require a down payment of ?30.O0 the maintain. Why not look over the different .^^-. in the Committee Chambers• --,- balance of purchase price to be paid in Memorial Municipal Building', and equal monthly installments of $20.00 sel-l- a-t publi- 'c unn Lots 3063 to plus interest and other terms provided models? A roomy six cubic foot refrigerator ,Sfl6ti inclusiv in Block 481C, Wood- for in contract of sale. bridge Tii-niiKliiT!IIpP AssesAssessmens t Mapp. ,. . -, .. .-, sells for only $114.75 cash. Small carrying The minimum pricp at which this i describeSaia propertd as followsy is mor: e particularly •property will be -,ol(l has-been fixed I Beginning at a point in the east- at Fifty (SSO.OOi Dollars plus adver- erly line of a 22 foot Eig-ht of Way charge added if you buy on terms. •'tisiuPT cost*. S.iid Intp, if sold on heading- to the old farm house for- rerms, will require n flown, nayment • merly of .loshna A. Liddle, said point of $ia.^» and the balance'Tn equal being- also in the northwesterly cor- monthlv inslHllmpntw. ner of a 2-acre tract shown on The Totrnshiii (J-immittee reserves | Township Tax Map as Block 329-B, Radios — Pianos — "Washers —Kelvinators — Ranges Oil Burners — Tires the right to reject any one or all i Lot 2; thence (1) easterly along the i b.ids. v northerly line of said Block 329-B, ,,- " B. .T. TVUNTGASr, 'Lot 2, 190 feet more or less to a 147 New Brunswick Avenue Tel. Perth Amboy 4-1775 - 1776 Township ClerU:. point being- the southwestern- eor- ', To he advertised April 26 and JIayner of lands now or formerly of John OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK . '3, 1940, in1 the Fords Beacon. Clear; thence (2J • northerly l A-7710 PA<3E TEN v JFRIDAY/MAY 3, 1940 •.,F<3SCS::'AND:-RAIIITAN 'TOWNSHIP BEACON • Barrons Play Long Branch Today; Versatile! BATCH OF ERRORS LEAGUE OPENINGS legion tossers Among. Six: Teams COSTLY TO GHOSTS Elected'To ^ew Baseball League IN BOTHJONTESTS Baseball, Softball Regis- Carteret, Perth Amhoy, South River, Linden. And: New Winner Of Tourney Hen On The Alleys trations Still Being Ac- Brunswick Also Are To Be Represented In Circuit • . Will Have Chance At Seven Miscues In Each Re- By WILLIAM "JUICY" FAUBLE cepted By Gioe National" Crown sponsible For Losses; PERTH AMBOY—The New Jersey Baseball Aspocia- WOODBRIDGE — Samuel Gioe tion, a six-team circuit composed of five Middlesex County Pitching Also Week WOODBRIDGE—The prelimi There will be a final meeting at course dinner served, after which today announced the postponement clubs and one Union County combine, will launch its sched- narvv round in the Township Mar . TWOGAMESNEXTWEEK 271 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge, there will be dancing and enter- 6i the opening of the Township uled operations late this month', it was announced yester- ble Tournament will get undo concerning final arrangements to tainment. The captains of each Recreation baseball and softball day. -Originally, the loop had adopted the name Central •way Monday, Samuel Gioe, Town By Mike Koscik « be. made on the Round Robin team are allowed two tickets to leagues from May fr.to May 13. sell at $2,00 per couple, so if you Jersey Baseball League'. ship Recreation Director, said yes - WOODBBIDGE — Having; lost Tournament. The meeting will be Contracts will be accepted until 8 called at 8:00 P. M. and the fol- are interested, in a good time see Final arrangements for its for- terday. - the last two -contests, the first to P. M., Wednesday, May 8, Red Bank 9 to 6 at the Legion lowing representatives are asked one. of the captains. The Fords mation, including the change in The local competition is bems to be present: Wo.odbridge Recrea- Commercial League •will have its Postponement of the opening name, was effected Monday night held in conjunction with the Na - Stadium Friday and the other to banquet catered on next Tuesday _ South Kiver 8 to 2 at the cross tion: Walt Habich, J. Gill, G. De- date was necessitated by the in- at a meeting in Hotel Gadek, Perth 5 TE tional "Marble King" Tourna ter, D. Habich, B. Jost; Fords Rec- the 14th at Beef's place, and tick- eleraent weather of the past two Amboy. merit. Winners of the townshii - river field Tuesday, Woodhridge ets are ?1.00 per person. There High School will attempt to re- ication: Bobby Jogan, Dick Smal- weeks. The additional week will Bill Urbanski, oi this p'?ce, for- title will be entered in the count; ley, Joseph Bacskay, Sr-.; Peanut •Kill be entertainment, eats, and allow for the required drying out playoffs. - gain its •winning- form this after- refreshments to suit everyone. mer major league star, was elected noon when it meets Long Branch League: Ed. Skay, J. Kuzniak, D. process of muddy diamonds and .honorary president. Thomas Pat- Winner of the national even - .at the shore at 4 o'clock. Batta, W. Malis; Civic League: —Boka, 248—' also provide teams with practice ten, also of this place was named Softball Circuit To Be will be crowned "Marble King' In dropping the two tilts the George Wasilek John 'Petras, Dick Krohne, ftuss Buddy Hansen, who takes the drills which were denied by the active president, and John Staryak, Operated By Township and will be presented with a largf Barron baseball machine collapsed Lorch, E. Simonsen. It is hoped starch out of the wood for Bill's'> recent rainy spell. of Linden, secretary-treasurer. trophy and a cosh prize of $200 completely as the combination of The very versatile George that there will be 100% attend- Diner has been showing up some Teams wishing to enter the( On the advisory board are Com- Recreation Division , Second award is $100. both games reveals fourteen er- Wasilek got around somewhat ance at this meeting so that no of the bigger boys with his leagues are urged to file entries missioner Albert G. Writers and The national match will be helc rors, seven in each game. Therein for WoodbridgerHigh during the time will be wasted in an effort to scores lately. The boys will as soon as possible, teach loop will Edward Wilson, of Perth Amboy; ; RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Paul in New York. Contestants reach lies the story for the double down- past week. Although the Bar- get the ball rolling, so come down have to watch him next year. be limited to a certain number of Clifford Cutter, of ,Carteret; Mayor Berrue, athletic director of the ing the national event will be en fall. rons lost its two diamond en- before 8 o'clock as the meeting Rocky Stango, who has tried his clubs. A "first in first served" John Fitzpatrick, South River; Township Recreation Department, tertained royally. They will visi will start promptly at 8. hand at selling everything but policy will prevail in the selection every amusement at -the World': Against Red Bank, Coach Nick gagements, Wasilek did all right, School Commissioner, Andrew yesterday announced that five by himself. Enrolled as a —Boka, 248— the Brooklyn Bridge (maybe of teams. Aaroe, Woodbridge, and Mayor Fair without cost, make trips tc tJPrisco, due to a shortage of pitch- that too) is now trying to un- Managers can secure entry forms teams already had signed for the the seashore, Statue of Liberty ers, tried out a rookie battery in catcher, George handled the Following^ are the names of Miles J. MeManns, Linden. .softball league to be sponsored shortstop assignment against the possible contestants in the load cars for Frank Van Syckle. at the parish house by calling dur- Peter J. Urban, of the Perth and other points of interest tc, Paul Gurzo, flipping-, and Guy Van- The boys in the Commercial lea- ing the day or evening. this year and that three more are youngsters. I Syckle receiving. Red Bank Friday. He was then Round Robin in each league: Amboy Evening News; Gene Pin,- gue have a good man to worry ter, of the New Brunswick Daily expected to register tonight. The itinerary for the champion; u pitching his first high shuffled in as a relief pitcher Fords Rec: H. Chomicki, Stango, and for six innings allowed but W. Romer, Fulsz, Pavlik, Pio- about the league's finances. He's Home News, and Elmer (Steve) Representatives of league teams has been carefully planned anc school game, looked fine, blazing sko and Ragula; Woodbridge Steve Major, and his hair is kind Vecsey, of the Woodbridge Inde- will meet at the center in Piscata- the youngsters will have the time away with his fast ball for the three safeties and struck out five oft grey already. of their lives. ! batters In Tuesday's game with Rec: M. Kovach, McCue, Barna, Soup's On! pendent-Leader and the Raritan waytown at 8 o'clock tonight, when firts three (frames. He faced ten A. Simonsen, D. Habich, 'jB-olca, [ —Boka, 248— Township-Fords Beacon, were further plans will be outlined. The winner of the Woodbridge batters without giving up a hit South River, Wasilek connected Competition will start late this Township title will receive a splen- for a duo of swellegent hits— Demarest and N. Bernstein; Colombetti's scores showed that Barron Sportsmen (And elected to the arbitration board. or a run. However, in the fourth Peanut: W. Skay, L. Nagy, G. The circuit consists of the Wood- month. did trophy and. will be crowned stanza, Red Bank took advan- all in vain, however. the girl spectators still don't Township Marble King. Nelson, D. Batta, Ugi, Faisble bother him. Bobby Jogan deliv- Gals) To Be Feted bridge American Legion, Linden Clubs entered in the tourney tage of the Barrons' loose playing and B. Nagy; Civic: Springer, A. A., last year's Unified States are Swales Panthers and Ravens, afield to score six runs on three Mmieleski, Levi, E. Simonsenn ers plenty of lumber (but not on At Banquet Amateur Baseball Congress cham- Piscatawaytown; Rangers, Clara Swordfish Damage hits and three errors. and Pete Einhorn. the alleys). And some night Hans pions; Carteret Soklers, Perth Am- Barton, and two teams from Bon- Eighteen inches of the sword of a During this fourth inning rally, Woodbridge Bowling Cooley won't be able to untangle WOODBRIDGE—Members of swordfish were found buried in the all athletic units, band and cheer- boy Gashouse Gang, St. Mary's of hamtown. Gurzo was hoisted from the mound PEANUT LEAGUE —.Boka, 248— himself from that pretzel shape he South River, and Schwartz A. A. bottom oi the wooden vessel Mauno in favor of George Wasilek who Hill Top (1) With the exception of the Wood- goes into when delivering the ball. ing squads of Woodbridge High of New Brunswick. Reynaud believes Allies can win; when she was being broken up at Tony Balint's 97 would have been School will be honored at the an- Sydney, Australia. mopped up the rest of the way Hatraek 154 155 189 bridge Rec squad the rest of the The managers are William bids us be ready if they fail. allowing three hits. Borgstrom 128 178 184 I leagues are pretty definite that pretty good on a pistol range. nual athletic dinner to be held Frank; (Insurance Man) Dunham, Thursday evening, May 9, 7:30 (Monk) Messick, Woodbridge, Six Runs In 4th Feeney 152 168 165 J the above names will be represent- Matt Udzielak, .Carteret; Chet •Six runs in the fourth gave the O'Hara 153 167 235 ed. There is a fight between insured the G. O. P. bunch with o'clock, at .the Walker-Gordon that 207 against Beef's. Jarzabeck, South River; Herman bankers a comfortable, 6-4, lead Hultgren 179 159 165 "Nate" Bernstein and Rus Demar- Farm in Plainsboro, Principal Ar- Schwartz, New Brunswick; Chai- which they never relinquished. est for seventh place position in —Boka, 248— thur C. Ferry announced yester- lie Gadek, Perth Amboy, and Joe The Barrons, trying desperately, Totals ,.~. 766 827 938 the Woodbridge Rec lineup, pro- George Bandies goes into so day. Dilbatis, Linden. pecked away at the lead to tally K. of C. (2) viding that Charlie Seissei who has many contortions before his ball An extensive program is being runs in pairs in the fifth, seventh E. Gerity ..._ 164 "183 156 thus far not rolled his quota of hits the pins that everybody arranged. An effort is being made and ninth, but in the meantime L. Gerity 168 189 201 games is eligible, stops to see whether he can get to have Richard Reager, professor Rinky-Binks Take Fourth Red Bank was also increasing its Palko 149 192 171 -2-Boka, 248— • out of it. Al Kaub seems to be of the Public Speaking Depart- margin scoring two in the fifth, Wood 155 180 176 The above lineups are enough a good pupil after seeing his ment at Rutgers University, as the Consecutive Diamond Win both unearned, and one in the Shubert 200 170 167 for any bowling fan to know scores this week. Now stay that guest speaker of the evening. FORDS—The Rinky Dinks of seventh, to pile up a 9-6 victory that they represent action with way. Dick Smaily still shuffles More than 100 boys- and girls, Fords won their fourth consecu- over the Priscomen in a game Totals 836 914 871 a capital A when it comes to down the runway on his right school board members, newspaper- tive diamond victory this season by •which was highlighted with slip- bowling competition, and believe foot... Turkus sounds like a cir- men and coaching staff will attend defeating the Woodbridge Terrois, shod playing on the part of both. Mayer's (3) 1 me fans you're going to get it. cus barker when he's on the the annual event. 8 to 0, at the Fords Park. teams as Red Bank also commit- F. Malkus 185 158 206 For the benefit of those wE® chutes. Arrangements are being made L. Curran 138 Egan, on the mound for the ted seven errors to make a total would like to be enlightened on —Boka, 248— : to have the boys and girls leave winners, fanned seventeen Tei- of-fourteen errors in the game. J. Mayer 153 175 the Round Robin Tournament B. Nagy 183 180 157 HOOKS—Bill Perna showed up school early in the afternoon on rors, while Balog paced the local Again, as in the first game, the we will give a short resume on at the Civic League chutes Mon- Monday in order to make a tour batting attack with three hits out Barrons folded up against South L. Nagy 198 190 159 the subject. of four chances. D. Batta 171 186 162 day night, but the A. gang kept of inspection of the large dairy River, committing seven more er- —Boka, 248— him on the seoreboard . . . Remias farm and plant. rors to bring about its 8-2 loss Navy experts tell Senators that Totals 875 867 859 To be eligible to roll in the R. R. does better at the Civic than the battleships rule the sea. against its arch rival from across Rec ... Petras is hitting them the river. Juicy's (0) a bowler must fulfill his contract E. Skay 146 with the league he'is bowling with. too . . . where were you guys a-, WOODBRIDGE Holding an aee-in-the-hele in month ago . . . at the Woodbridge' Bobby Simonsen, 'Coach Priseo Malkis 181 169 The usual quota is to bowl 50 per cent of games scheduled, to be in, Rec the Deter's, almost hit a 300t BOWLING upon'Mm to halt the Maroons of M. Pocsai 134 176 163 W. Skay _ 198 194 204 and he must be one of the first -—George got a four timer, then .South River, who prior to this seven high average men of his lea- followed by Red who got three .RESULTS game were boasting of a record J. Kovaes 160 169 109 141 182 gue, to represent that league. The more, making it seven—then of six straight victories, and eight W. Fauble 100 four representing leagues to co'nv 'George blew up ... Tonto Poos PEANUT LEAGUE for the season against one defeat. pete it the R. R. are the Civic, and P. T. Boka had their "buckle- Georges BaranowskJ Easy Totals 738 S61 827 Peanut, Woodbridge Ree and upper" working swell Monday Ugi - 253 211 171 For South Riv^r, Coach John Fords Commercial leagues, and night . . . Moe Lehrer takes his Sisko 203 180 189 Fitzpatrick selected John Baran- into Carteret to vie with Coach they will vie for the Mayor Greiner bowling too seriously . . . Cholly Nagy 146 1761 owski, a right hander, as his pitch- Frank McCarthy's crew. trophy which now rests on a pedes- Siessel was ten-pinning against Kuzniak 148 Ing nominee. The Barrons wasted Woodbridge (6) tal in Walt Habieh's emporium. the Kaeops . . . Russ Demarest got Nelson .- - 168 168 200 no time in getting to Baranowski. Ab R H To keep this trophy it must be won a little edge on Nate Bernstein's Poos 187 203 180 Retiring After 46 Yean. Selling Out Entire High Class Stock of In the very first inning,"the Priseo- Wasilek, ss, p 5 2 two years in a row by the same average this week . . . Pete McCue men hopped on the South River Vahaly, 2b 5 3 representatives of any league. In has a swell looking mascot . . . At. Totals 959 908 916 hurler for .two hits and two runs Simonsen, If _ 5 •0 addition, there will be individual the Fords Ree—Tony (Dynamite) Hilltop to get away to a fast 2-0 lead. Poehek, 3b 5 0 prizes, such as: high average; high H-orvath borowed "Hack" Cho- Hatraek 132 139 189 Wasilek, first batter up in the Semak, lb 5 0 score; high three game set; high mieki's strike Sunday and it work- Borgstrom 153' 181 177 Inning walked. Andy Vahaly then Gurney, rf 5 0 team, game, individual 'and set- ed swell against the Woodbridge Feeney 110 154 110 sacrificed but the Maroon hurler, Ur, ef 0 And the pay-off is, that- it won't- "Iron Men." . , . They by the way O'Hara 142 159 136 after fielding the ball threw wild Gurzo,-p 0 0 cost any of the.bowlers a. nickle wound up the match by taking Hultgren 150 131 186 Hatters and Haberdashers over first into right field allowing Bedi, ss 1 0 to compete in this orfe solid week over the Woodbridge gang by 61 of bowling. In the next two'weeks' Totals 687 764 808 "Wasilek to score with the first run Venerus, ss 1 1 issues of this paper there will be pins . . . Superman, Uncle Joe and of the game. Simonsen followed Cannon-ball drowned their sorrows more complete details' concerning- K. of C. with a tremendous clout into right Totals 41 6 10, the R. R. to keep the bowlers and by making the rounds ... It does- center field, scoring Vahaly, which n't make any diff—-if they win or W. Wood 147 177 199 Red Bank (9) fans in touch with the progress E. Gerity 193 159 138 EVERYTHING THROUGHOUT STORE MUST BE SOLD AT he tried to stretch into a home Ab R H made by the committee. lose, they still make the rounds . . . run but was nipped at the plate Vetteri, 2b .: 5 0 0 Ray O'Reilly loseshis hook when M. Palko 183 171 129 after a quick relay into the in- Cagle, cf 4 1 he bowls in the Commercial lea- L. Gerity 166 170 185 —Boka, 248— ' M. Schubert 196 166 205 field. Geroni, lb 4 3 After those scores "Muni" gue ... In the Peanut—Willie These two runs in the first in- Jacobus, 3b 4 2. Deak bowled Tuesday night- Skay grabbed top ind. average ning were all the Barrons got off Tomaitie, c 4 1 against the Reading Office we money from Lou Nagy by one Totals : 885 943 836 Baranowski. The "South River Espositto, rf 4 0 heard that he went home and point . . . Joe Ugi edged out John- CIVIC LEAGUE hurler, with good support, settled Vacearelli, ss 3 0 looked in the mirror and bawled ny Kuzniak for the R. R. . . . Avenel A. A. down the rest of the way,' giving 'Stevens, If 4 1 the deuce out of himself. Gerek there will be a final meeting of the Petras 217 186 180 up five scattered hits and allowing Bianco, p 3 1 . did all right for himself in the banquet committee Sunday morn- Monson 156 189 189 nary a run to be made by the Red first game but forgot to wet his ing at 11 o'clock at the usual place. Henderson 168 144 165 and Black. Totals 35 9 5 7 whistle in the second when he Krohne .-... 159 169 167 Not to jbe outdone without a Score by innings: shot a 119. Remias ..' 172 222 241 -score in the first inning, the Ma- Woodbridge 000 020 202—6 —Baka, 248— roons tallied a single marker. The Eed Bank 000 620 100—9 The Kaeops just about took the NEW GUN CLUB IS Totals 872 909 942 50% or p run was unearned and brought starch out of the Palko boys Mon- Coppola Cleaners _ about without a hit. The Fitzpat- Woodbridge _2 day night when they ; took them ESTABLISHED HERE Mesar 131 - rickmen then tied the ball game Ab R H over for all three to: practically •Simonsen 218 179 up in the third frame with another Wasilek, c a clinch second place money in the Hango 158 149 146 Vahaly, 2b 4 Gus Binderwald Elected + unearned run. After Gutowski Woodbridge Rec league. The Coppola 160 219 193 Re8ular was safe by virtue of a bad throw Simonsen, p 4 Paramount Barber keglers, who President Of Red Star Jardone 144 from Semak to Simonsen who wasPoehek, 3b 3 have been doing some nice shoot- Genovese 183 210 Ruby's Special Hats $3.45 , coveting the bag, Luniewski, South Semak, lb 2 ing the last few weeks, but got Organization Kutti 166 220 168 Gurney,- rf ". 4 r Kiver catcher, tripled to right field many tough breaks took the Gen- REGULAR VALUE $1.35 [ scoring Gtito-wski and marking the Bedi, s& ., a eral Motors five for two games WOODBHIDGE—Gus Binder- Totals 859 989 S96 ; -first hit off Simonsen in the game. Ur, If 3 after some nice shooting. With wald was elected president of the Disaster In Fifth Dubay, cf 2 the way the Barber boys have been newly formed Red Star Rod and Craftsmen Jacovinich, cf 1 hitting them lately you can safely Gun Club at the organization meet- C. Schwenzer .... 181 205 224 RUBY'S SHIRTS NOW Deadlocked at 2-2, the Maroons "* Venerus 1 bet that they will be up in the „ broke the ice in the fifth stanza ing held Wednesday night in the P. Einhorn 173 190 200 - WHITE Alfo COLORED •**Gurzo „ ! 1 first division next year. headquarters, 304 Pulton Street. F. Schwemser 172 i49 by scoring two runs on two safe- —Boka, 248— Jellicks ' i5g * ties and then came back in the For consistent bowling, the Other officers named were: Totals 31- 2 7 3 Henry C Brown, vice president; Levi 161 191 199 Reg. $5.00 '•Selling Out "sixth to score four more, South River (8) G. M. Amusement pinners don't GROUP OF RUBY'S . _ The Maroons' four runs in the have to step aside for any team. Joseph Rakonza, secretary and Lorch 198 185 178 PALM BEACH Ab B H George Borbas, treasurer. sixth -yere all unearned and re- 1 They have held the top position STETSON BEAU BRUMMELL Ardenowski, cf 5 2 practically through the season Plans, were discussed for a fish- Totals 885 320 960 • sultpd from slipshod playing by Gutowski, ss — ? 8 Q NECKWEAR the Barron infield. Two ejrors 1 and will be represented by three ing trip to-be held early in June. Almasi Tavern HATS E. Kumka, 2b 5 $ men in the Round Robin Tour- A "spec" roast will be held this TVCTQ committed in the infield and Luniewski, c 5 0 2 Springer „ 191 194 200 Values to $1.00 :• . a complete set-up for four runs nament, D. Habich, Pete Mc- Sunday morning at 8 o'clock at the Senko, If .*-. 4 0 0 Cue and Andy Barna, which is Jupa 180 189 139 • was practically handed to the Pawlo-wski, rf 3 1 0 clubrooms. Sudor, 164 148 171 Po-ilh River nine on a gold platter. not bad percentage, considering Members are urged to make re- Stuby, rf 0 Q 0 the fact that there are over McFariane 187 148 180 Now 23c The Barron baseball schedule S. Kumka, 3b 4 1 0 turns on the sale of tickets for week shapes up as follows: forty bowlers represented in the the contest now being conducted. Hmieleski .201 224 175 SELLING OUT Values Parks, lb 4 1 1 Woodbridge Rec league. Totals 924 903 865 6 lor dy the Faculty of Wood- A special meeting for the returns to hiidge High will forget teaching Baiano-wski, p 4 1 2 —Baka, 248— will be held Tuesday night. Jffay •Jutties for the day and play base- Totals 39 8 7 2 The Peanut League will hold its 21. kay, J. Kovaes, H. Mundy, W. Mal- COLLARS, ARROW AND E & W 35c 25c ball with the Varsity. 'Venerus for Bedi in ninth. annual banquet at the Mt. Carmel Members of the newly "formed is, J. Toth, J. Ugi, J. Kuzniak, W. Wednesday, the Barrons get ** Gurzo for Ur in ninth. Hall on Smith Street Tuesday club are William Fauble, N. Ra- •Skalsky, L. Zick, J. Pinter, E. Mo- to real business by taking Score by innings: night, starting at 9 o'clock. At konza, F. Nagy, J: Boka, Frank scheL A. Kovaes, J. Deak, S. May- on PenK Amboy at Me William ti, F. Nelson, F. Plavin, S. Poos SELLING OUT RfiFS STOCK Woodbridge 200 000 000—2 this time the prizes will be dis- Boka, M. Doros, S. Kara, G. Nel- Stadium in Perth Amboy, and Fri- South River tributed and there -will be a seven son, H. Brown, J. Palko, A. Mac- and M. Pocsai. 139 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY day i}It> PriseojmeELtviH venture .,..„ 101 0.2.4 OOx—S FORDS AN& RAPJTAN TOWNSHIP BEACON ' FRIDAY, MAY '3, 1940 am To Face Legion In Opener Sun

BIG SEVENTH WINS, WOODBRIDGE ZAMRO'S TWIRLING FACE BOWLING Here'sA. Riot! Lefty Rusznak To Take FORDS SPORTSi GYENES' BAT WORK CATALINS, LANCES Mound For Visitors; RESULTS WHS Faculty-Varsity To Clash In Annual Dia- OVER MILLTQWN AA WOODBRIDGE REC LEAGUE VICTORYJACTORS IN WEEKEND BEL Game To- Start At 3 BY ELMER "STEVE" VECSEE" G. M. Amusement Co. mond Clambake Mike Koseik7 who handles Woodbridge High sports coverage Seven Runs In One Frame Four Runs In First Give Games Tomorrow, Sunday BIG CROWD EXPECTED for this department, is boiling over with disappointment. He's Barna ._ 205 195 163 WOODBKIDGE—If you're look- been carefully watching the operations of the Red and Black dia- Puts Opening .Contest Jost 197 200 184 Locals Lead Which Is ing-for a real riot of fun, be sure To Be Played In Fords ;"-• "WOODBRIDGE—The 1940 edi-mond diggers of the past week. The results were saddening. *So MoCue 188 219 187 tion of the crack Woodbridge Am- much so that Mike wants, personally, to say a few words to the On Ice, 16 to 8 Held Throughout Game to witness the Woodbridge High Both Ctobs Fast .v Habich 209 177 150 erican Leg-ion Baseball Club will boys laboring- under the Ban-on banner. Take it away, Mike boy, Varsity-Faculty baseball clambake shoot the spirits at 'em! The column's yours. Tustak 189 191 154 be given its test run this Sunday KRISS SMACKS 3 HITS SMALL CROWD ON HAND slated for Tuesday afternoon, LINEUPS "ARE LISTED 3:30 o'clock, at the parish house afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Le- Let's Get Down To Business FORDS—Having stepped off on . Totals 988 983 838 WOODBRIDGE—Powerful hit- KEASBEY—A "pair of impor- jfion Stadium here. the right foot by blasting the Mill- Jefferson Motors ting by Joe Gyenes, J oe Bareel- field. tant contests is slated for .the By MIKE KOSCIK __ # The starting pitcher for the Fac- Opposing the local combine will town A. A., 16 to 8, in the Irfter- Nahass .-.-- 137 170 192 lona, Leffler and Zick, and some Keasbey Field Club tossers- over I've seen slap-happy baseball, i>ut not like the Kusy - 155 172 173 ulty nine has definitely been se- the weekend. be the United States Amateur 'eity League game at the Fords elegant elbowing, by "Lefty" Zam- brand played by Woodbridge HIgli during the past Park Sunday afternoon, the Fords Blind • 125, bo turned the Inter-City Baseball lected—Bob "Fireball" Mulvan- Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Baseball Congress Champions of week. Wee be unto us all—Coach Nick Prisco, mem- Sorting Club will invade Perth Shohfi 199 182 inaugural with the Keasbey Field ey. Mulvaney is reported to have o'clock, «the locals will stack forces last year, the Linden A. A. Amboy this Sunday to tackle the Demarest - 205, 195 182 Club into a 10-6 victory for the His . 'go for" ball under excellent with the strong Catalin A. A. at bers of the team, fans, and myself. A continuance of Heralded as being stronger than C. M. Peterson players in another Bernstein 179 196 168 Woodbridge iSporting Club. control. The pitch, scouts reveal, th,e Fords Park. The Catalin ctem, last season, the Linden aggrega- the same style of playing means absolute botto'm for league contest. The melee is • -Only a handful of spectators, either goes , for a double or a playing- in the Perth Amboy Indus- Totals -- 801 -932 -S47 tion will invade Woodbridge with the Red and Black for 1940. booked for McWilliams Stadium however, were on deck at the Le-homer. • ' •. trial League, is one of the fastest and the game time is 3 P. M. ' • . : Mulvaney also has a special bat clubs in the circuit/ The Peld . as brilliant a personnel as can be In case you readers don't know what my sermon gion Stadium Sunday afternoon Palko to witness the tourney opener here. he plans to use in the game. It is Club operates under the Inter-City John Bodnarik, Joe Matusz and 192 found with any amateur club in subject is, let me point out the results of the Barron G. Deter ...... —— 170 162 .Wood-bridge got off to a smash- called "Black Betsey." It is on dis- loop banner. Joe Kubiak divided the elbowing 169 the state. Woodbridge's own H. Deter ...... 157 190 ing start, clicking off.iour runs in play in the teachers' room in the Either Frank Kozma or Emil baseball bouncers in the last two starts. Here 'tis: task In Sunday's opener. The 165 George "Lefty" Rusznak will be Lockie'...... :....:. 155 175 the first . stanza. The Keasbey high school. Switzer will take the mound Woodbridg-e—6 Tuns, 10 hits, 7 errors; Red Bank— work behind the plate was ably 152 Osborne .—- 202 202 combine threatened the Sporting The. faculty lineup will include against the Catalin team tomor- on the mound for the U. S. cham- taken care of by Joe Laeko and Al 207 9 runs, 5 hits, 7 errors. That was last Friday. On Siessel 179 149 Club lead in the first half of the Tamboer, 1st base; Werlock, 2nd row. pions. Ontonidies. • Tuesday, it went like this: Woodbridge—2 runs, 7 hits, seventh when the visitors brought base; Ruggieri, catcher; Fullerton, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Although no definite starting One big inning was all that was 885 Totals -- 863 888 the score to 7 to 6. The locals shortstop; Prisco, 3rd base; Beck- the Lance Association performers lineup for the Soldiers has been *7 errors; South River—8 runs, 7 hits, 2 errors. needed by the Fords club to grab G. & J. Kacops added one run in their 'half of the ley, left field; Cuifreda, center of Perth Amboy will oppose Keas- announced, Manager "Monk" Mes- the contest. It came in the sev- One look at the above figures will reveal to the Lehrer 158 198212 same frame and two more in the field; Sechrist, right field, and Mul- bey in an Inter-City melee at the sick will field one of the best teams enth • when a total of seven runs Fords Park. least educated baseball follower the cause for both Boka ..— 210 145 248 eighth to make the going more cer- vaney on the mound- Noe and ever to perform \mder the Legion were shoved across the platter. •The starting lineup for Sunday*fi banner. Malis — :.. ; 158 tain. Lund will be in reserve. defeats. Errors of course! Just how prominent a John Parsler batted twice in this Kuzniak .....168 172 skirmish will find laboring for Ready to handle assignments for Gyenes topped the extra-base Coach Barney Dunigan will pi- part seven errors committed in each game played in stanza and each time accounted Poos 169 223204 Keasbey, Al Kosup on the tee, "Woodbridge will be such diamond larruping with a brilliant home fun lot the faculty players from the for a hit. Fauble 168 212180 Walt Konchol behind the hak, luminaries as Frankie Jost, the double-downfall is shown in the following in- blow. Al Kosup, Keasbey hurler, bench—but, if necessary, he will Although Eodnarik got himself get into the contest, too. Johnny Kriss at first, Johnny €har- "Butch" Bodnar, Mickey Karnas, formation. paced the visiting stickmen with onko on second, Emil Switzer at into trouble in the very first in- •Totals 873 936 1016 Gumshoe -agents of the faculty fimmy Zilai, Tony Bareellona, ning, when Milltown chalked up three If or four. short, "Sonny" Simon on third, Seorge Gerek, Andy Bareellona, As a result of these errors, seven unearned runs Woodbridge F. C. (10) tribe announced yesterday that four runs, he tightened down on General Motors Pete "Lefty" Konowitz in left ''Letfty" Virag, Mike Mitroka, John Ab R H should the Varsity performers dented the plate for Red Bank and five unearned runs his mound efforts to emerge the Kovach 134 18S" 246 field, Joe Horvath in center, and Grega, Ray Jaeobsen and "Jake" Bareellona, ss 5 2 2 keep "booting" the ball like they either Moxie Fizer or John HOT- came across for Routh River. Combining both game scores winning pitcher. Moy 146 118 155 haye in the last two games (14 Kinney. A. Kriss, with a trio of singles, Leffler, e - 4 12 vath in right. A record attendance for Sun-the opponents' scored seventeen runs and, mind you, Lund 211 161 207 errors), the faculty will win. paced th* Sporting Club in hitting. Anger 128 166 181 Pochek, 3b 4 2 1 day's 1940 debut is anticipated. twelve of them were unearned. Mezo, Bandies, Koperfhats and J. Gyenes, If .J... 4 2 2 Something Else Again Early in the 1939 season, before Alena ...... 167 187 135 White House Is Old As much as it hurts me tc give out with the fol- Parsler followed with two safeties J. Gyenes, .If 1 0 0 Landlady—"So Mr. Newboard Linden went on to win the United Golden, cf ...... —.... 3 2 1 The White House is the oldest has found something fresli_to apiece. •Totals 784 820 924 States championship, the Legion- lowing- I'm afraid the Priscomen are doomed for one Manager Mickey Milchick issued Wasilek, lb ...... 4 0 1 public building in Washington, the plain about this morning." naires defeated the Union County of the worst seasons in history—if they continue a call yesterday to members of the Paramount Barbers Zick, 2b ,. 4 0.2 cornerstone having been laid in 'Maid — "No,, mum, it's .t tribe. Local fans are hoping for Bemko 202 2i3 148 17S2; playing sloppy ball. Fords aggregation to report for Zambo, p 4 11 eggs." a repetition of the feat. practice tomorrow afternoon at' Bartos ....:. 165 183 166 Fredericks, lb-.., 0 0 0 The team will have to improve not just 100% but1:3© o'clock at the Fords Park. Hearin . 156 . . 1000% if it expects to win ball games. To mention a The team will meet Sunday at 1:30 Poohek ... 185 167 • 37 10 12 FORDS Remiss .-. 164 197 at Beef's Bar and Grill from which 175 Keasbey F, C. (6) few of the common flaws anfi weaknesses which stand Zilai 203 186 182 BOWLING out like a sore thumb I list the following. point they will leave in a body for. Ab R H Perth Amboy. • Simon, 3b 5 1 1 Totals ..890 964 838 RESULTS First, the infield will have to find itself real Fords Sporting Club (16) Charanko, 2b ...... 4 1 1 "'"-••••• : Ab. E.H. Switzer, ss ..^-.. -.:... 5 0 1 socn. The weakness lies on, the flanks of the key- Giants v FORDS COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Mezo, cf 4 3 2 Horvath, cf 4 0 1 *.. Hollo Tailors stone sack. Playing second base, his first year of Bandies, ,lf. .,..,,....,...,..,...„, -. 3. .2. ,2, Beak .... 117 129 McKay ,...... " " 146 191 Fizer, rf ..:...... 3 11 G. Bandies 189 195 193 .Jh-igls sjdhciol baseball,: is Andy- Vahaly, and at A. Kriss, ss, 8b 4 Klug, rf ...... -...... _... 1, 0 C Dudash, rf , 3 Gerek .....". 200 119 J. Lesko 164 221 . 146 • shortstop, Jim Bedi. The former has the makings Kollar 146 13 ... (Continued on Page 12) M. Pucci 164 171 169 Koperwhats, lb 5 of a good infielder but is not sure of himself and Kara . 202 190 and keeps om saving J. Ragrila 171 213 202 Elko, 3b 2 174 Kilroy ...... '. 176 191 155 Jacobs '. 221 180 C. Flusz 220 192 194 lacks experience. Ota the other iiand,, Bed! has Lamko, e 4 143 Brodniak 3 92 '178 161 experience but his playing in the field is not up to Budnarik, p 2 Gill '....-•; ...... 180. 171 159 Totals ...... 886 ' 771 814 Simonsen :.... 184_ 192 171 Totals 908 992 9Q4 par and1 will have to improve a great deal in' a Anderson, 2b 1 r Bill's Diner Handerhan, rf ; 0 Reading Office H. Cooley 171 242 198 hurry. Six errors between a shorjtstop and sec- Parsler, ss .. '3 La Kusso 158 185 184 Totals 898 917 830 N. Hansen 143 175 208 ond baseman for two games will never do, even J. Matusz, p 1. 1 Qladyz 179 151 189 on a sandlot team, if you expect to win games* J. Kubiaks, .p 0 Iiosenvinge : 171 172 .159 B. Podolski ...... 171 166 183 Another item which needs improving is base run- 34 16 15 Open BOWLING Wednesdays at ning and coaching at first and third. Probably some dyhar Milltown A. A. (8) Totals S35 906 937 mite will do the trick to keep the coaches awake'at their •;.•.•• Ab. R. H. Korhern, 3b ...: 4 0 0 Liberty Falcons respective posts. In the South River game Simonsen tripled J. Lindemann, ss 4 11 FORDS RECREATION CENTER Patrick ,. 197 166 141 into right field and was nipped at the plate trying to Rittman, 2b ...... 5 2 2 Smalley 134 151 136 stretch it into a home run. Why? The coach at th|rd Link, cf 5 3 2 Turkus 149 135 160 Konowakrw, If „.*_.'. 4 2 1 569 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., FORDS, N. Icko 211 165 144 did not use his good judgment by sending him into the (Continued on Page 12) Szurko 143 189 180 plate. In this example, the coach was awake but failed to use good 'judgment. Most of the time the coaches are Totals S34 806 76] Lund's asleep at the switch. F. Hansen 172 181 192 There isn't a bit of hustle in the entire group. B. Jog-an 158 185 154 V. Benish 204 200 199 Not a mite of team spirit is present. Last year's base- C. Jacobs 151 170 171 ball club was known for team spirit and hustle all the H. Chomicki 211 175. 221 time. Then again, the boys are not playing- heads up Totals 896 911 93Y ball. A common expression which can be heard throughout the game many times is: "Hey, So-and- Beef's So, how many outs are there?" What if a ball is R. Stango 155 161 156 R. Anderson 167 160 179 hit to such a player and there happens to be runners J. Hohol 158 187 146 on the base paths, will he know what to do with the f A. Colombetti .... 199 174 169 ball, providing he fields it? Of course not! Bfhat s-the reason we B. Ciszewski 2 68 179 190 To top all this off, the outfield is weak and the chose the gas Totals 847 861 834 pitching department needs bolstering. Right now, Bill ?f Fords G. O. P. (Butch) Gurney is on the shelf as far as pitching is con- G- Frick 147 159 136 refrigerator this timel V. Lund 142 175 134 cerned with a pulled tendon in his right arm. Prisco F. Dunham 155 207 166 was counting on Gurney as his number two hurler. i.\. Balint 97 Playing- only in the outfield now, Gurney, who once MeCellan 166 142 C. Gilsdorf 161 164 148 possessed the best throwing arm for an outfielder in It freezes with Moist Cold—Hi? €o!d high school, finds it difficult to reach the infield with UQ MOVING PARTS YOU GET BOTH Totals 702 871 746 a peg from the outfield. Alex Ur and Jo'hn Dubay,' [SMALL gas flame does 'the work George's Service Station the latter playing when Simonsen pitches, round out A . : : that means you enjoy per- J. Sabo 155 200 183 a very poor defensive and offensive outfield. manent silence, not just for a little J. Peosko 179 145 i 92 Against Red' Bank, Paul Gurzo seemed as if while, but for always. J. Dudik 167 191 197 Also, Servel's low operating cost L. Pavlik 148 169 192 he was headed for a victory in his first high school stays low . . : and you can count on Dew-Action Fresheners keep W. Romer 198 205 148 game he ever pitched but after pitching three scoreless more years of carefree service. vegetables and fruits Slwaj-3 and hitless innings, everything but the grandstands You'll want to see the '40 models moist and full of flavor. Totals- ;.... 847 900 913 tight away. We've got them, on Bill's Diner collapsed from then on. It took just one error to start If your telephone's M trouble display! Hansen 135 164 212 it all and then boom! Like a shot out of a cannon J. Damback 186 192 137 six runs were across and Gurzo's chance for a victory .. .you can be sure of quick repairs by a team telephone, the bell box, your line or in the Kaub 193 258 202 of three skilled workers from one of central office)... and the Repairman (who, bid in his initial start shattered in a bargain wherein Tomko 160 143 178 twentytesl centers that service New Jersey's when he calls in from the field, gets your O'Reilly 163 168 144 he should have won. • 730,000 telephones, and the 4,000,000 miles case and its diagnosis, and promptly goes The same goes, for Bobby Simonsen against South Totals 837 825 873 of wire behind them. to "clear" the difficulty). Dry or Moist IV! a a* Sion-age', River. He was pitching a whale of a ball game for whichever yorf prefer, simply by Here's the team adjusting the cover in this tear. Safe On Mother Earth five innings, giving up three hits, only one being a Wherever you live in PLUS ... Flexible Interior Ar- A young- man fell into a state The Repair Clerk (who* rangement, Trigger Releases for solid blow, a triple in the third inning-, which scored New Jersey, there's a tele- of coma, but recovered before his receives your report of Trays and Cubes. friends had buried him. One of phonelest center nearwilh an unearned run but then came the fatal sixth It took trouble and enters it on them asked what it felt like to be skilled workers ready dead. just one error to start it and again four runs were across, your particular service to give quick, efficient, "Dead," he exclaimed, "I wasn't three being unearned. card).. .the Test Deskman dead, and I knew I wasn't dead, The trouble with Barrous seems to be that as (who studies the report courteous service. Today because my f t were cold and I the average New Jersey 6e soon as one error is made it's no telling- when the and, with highly sensitive was hungry." equipment, locates the telephoneisintrouble only PERTH AMBOY end will come. What happens is simply this. The "But how did that make you trouble spot—in your once in over two years* sure?" old apple comes up! "Well, I knew that if I were in GAS LIGHT CO. heaven I shouldn't be hungry,-and It was a sad sight when I come to thing of Simonsen's if' I were in the other place my limp figure in a corner outside the dugout during the South HEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 222 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. feet wouldn't be cold." {Continued on Page 12) PAGE TWELVE FRIDAY, MAY b, 1940 FORDS AND EARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON

MANUA LOA ACTIVE HEN UNDER HOOD AT THE RAHWAY Hilo, Hawaii—While the crater Houston, Texas—When V. G. -Christian Science of the Mauna Loa volcano had (Continued from Page 11) Wallace, a mechanic, started to HEALTH and BEAUTY subsided after recent outhrust, the grease the automobile of Mrs. "EVERLASTING PUNISH- ,lave -continued to 'boil within it Stankowitz, lb 5 0 4 Warren 'Camiack, he was startled THE DEADLY-BLACKWATER Blood transfusions were given MENT" is the Lesson-Sermon sub- Staredur, c 5 0 1 to feel something peck him on the FEVER. and nourishment administered in ject for Sunday, May 5, in all and Dr. Thomas J. Jaggar, govern- shoulder and to see two small the veins. The specific treatment ment voleanologist, said that the Riov, rf 4 0 1 "Each year there are more Christian Science Churches and Hippeli, p 10 0 eyes looking out of a hole in the deaths •• from malaria than from for the malaria consisted of in- pressure of the boiling- mass might Lindemann, p 10 0 drip pan. Upon loosening the jections of quinine into the mus- Societies throughout the world: bolts holding the drip pan; out typhoid fever, whooping cough/ split the mountainside at any Zawadsky, p 2* 0 1 diphtheria, dysentery, meningitis cles until the nausea ceased, when The Golden Text isr "The' way "time. came a small white Bantam hen quinine sulphate from 10 to 20 and out rolled a small egg: How or acute rheumatic fever. This is of. the Lord is strength to the up- proof-of its prevalence and dead- grains a day, according to age, wasright: but destruction shall be to 40 8 13 the hen got into its unusual pearch given by mouth for several days. is not known. • * liness. The government has spent the woi-kers of iniquity." (Prov- Summary: Two-base hit—Kriss, Every one of these children re- rbs 10:29). during: the last twenty years vast covered, which is very unusual. "Believe It Or Noil" Koperwhats. Base on balls—off sums of money to eradicate it, Among the Lesson^Sermon cita- Budnarik 2, Kippeli 5. Linderaann Neighbor — "Why is your .-car Blackwater fever occurs only in tions is the following from the painted 'blue on one side' and red yet the mortality \ has remained ANY CADI© 5; Zawadsky 1. Struck out—By •unchanged." malarial districts among people Bible: "As righteousness tendeth on the other?" who do not use proper prophylaxis Budnarik 2, Matpsz 3, Kubiak 1, to life: so he that pursueth evil Speedy — "Oh, it's a fine idea. When malaria is mentioned one against malaria, and who treat at- pursueth it to his own death." YES! Hippeli 4, Lindemann 2, Zawad- You should just hear the witness- thinks immediately of the southern tacks of chills and fever with pat- (Proverbs 11:19). sky 4. Umpire—Yeager. es contradicting one another!" States where the largest number ent medicines. Thus the parasites The Lesson-Sermon also in- or Less of deaths occur. However, in 1936 Parts Cash of malaria multiply and continue cludes the following passage from Guaranteed & deaths from tliis disease occurred their destructive work until the the Christian Science textbook Work Carry in 33 states with Illinois far re- system is undermined, then Black- "Science and Health with Key to moved from the South, having 53 water fever suddenly strikes. The the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Slip Cover reported. patients usually die unless they Eddy: "Christ, or Truth, will de- So wide-spread is this scourge receive quick and skillful treat- stroy all other supposed suffering, Radio & Appliances —MADE TO MEASURE^— that it is eminently fitting that the ment. and real suffering for your own Est. 1922 people hould learn how to protect A former engineer stated to the sins will cease in proportion as the Note" the Address TO BE GIVEN AWAY themselves against it. writer that when he lived in the sin ceases" (p. 391). 1177 Elizabeth Ave. Expert Rebuilding WITH EACH Malaria can usually be prevent- malarial regions of Central and RE-UPHOLSTERY ed by prophylactic doses of qui- South America, he was in the em- Sport fans will find complete (4 Doors From Broad St.) and Recovering nine properly administered. But coverage of all local activities on Phone Eliz. 3-6200 ORDER The story of a Yankee prisoner of -war who escapes from ploy of "The United Fruit Com- the sports page. WITHIN 2 WEEKS a Confederate camp is told in "The Man From Dakota," which in an anopheles infected area, pany." The men were all required ELIZABETH, N. J. features Wailace^Beery and the glamorous Mexican Star, Dolores where successive attacks of mala- to take six grains of quinine a day, BEYOND COMPARISON Del Rio. ria follow each other without ade- as a prophylaxis against malaria. The modern gas range is a RE-UPHOLSTERING quate treatment, the patient be- This kept off the fever. He re- remarkable achievement. It is HEADLIGHTS of a 2-Piece Suite comes overwhelmed with the pa- mained well so long that he con- more efficient, excels and out- rasites. They swarm in the blood cluded • that he was immune to performs any of its competitors. SPORTS ECHOES vessels, and destroy the blood so malaria, - and discontinued taking Public acceptance has been im- FOCUSED (Continued front Page 11) rapidly that the urine is fed with the quinine. Very soon he became mediate and enthusiastic. The disintegrated corpuscles. The violently ill with chills and fever. modern gas range has placed gas '& ADJUSTED] spleen, liver and kidneys are dis- in a preeminent position in house- He was put on 30 grains a day for hold economy. During the year River game, after the fatal sixth inning, sitting all alone, colored and congested. Sometimes a week. He recovered and con- Competely rebuilt with new such quantities of bile is discharg- 1938 over one million new gas spring" cushions, new weo- Easy terms may be arranged quiet and down-hearted and probably thinking "Boy if tinued the prophylactic doses of ranges were sold. bingr, springs \ retied and re- ed in the urine that the color is six grains-a day with good results. placed where necessary and WORKMANSHIP GUARAN- I had last year's team behind me, I'd blank this South changed to greenish black, hence . SHAKES-STEEHDNI frames reglued and polished. TEED FOR 5 YEARS At the present time the consen- Adjusted by Specialists River outfit." He really did not deserve to lose the game. the name Blackwater fever. sus of opinion among malariolog- 2-Piece Slip Cover Set—Made Handed an early 2-0 lead, the Barrons, provided they Not long since at a medical ists is that 20 grains of quinine a EASY PA¥ PtAN meeting a physician read a paper DklVE YOUR CAR. IN NOW! To Order—As Low As would have played air-tight ball in the field, should have day from 5 to 7 days is enough to on Blackwater fever. He had re- break up an attack and that six CALX, NEW E1CTSSWICK 346T AND REVERSE THE CHARGE won the game because Simonsen would have pitched his cently treated twenty-seven chil- garins a day is a sufficient pro- _ M _ -—. — — — — — •—• - ii— — ' •— —«• ' "*^ •"""• ™~* ~~ "" "^ "™" dren with pernicious malaria. Six by State Licensed Optometrist In am MAlt THIS COTTPON heart out whereas he gave up after he saw what happened phylactic dose in a malarial dis- of them had Blackwater fever. The trict. ra<>flerolr eonlpDed Optical Depart- Herman's New Brunswick Upholstery Shop in the sixth and earlier innings. attacks occurred in July, October, 425 GEORGE STREET NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. This afternoon the Barrons encounter Long November, December and March. GLASSES ON CREDIT Please send your representative with samples, without obli- "How come you don't like the New Brunswick Ave. (Like death, malaria,has all sea- girls?" Dr. S. GreenMatt, Ontoroetrtsi 257 gation on my part. Branch. Coach Prisco -will call upon Gurzo for pitch- sons for its own.) (at Elm St.) "Oh, they're too biased." Name : - - Phone: _.. ing duties and here's hoping the same thing doesn't "Ail of the children came from Perth Amboy, N. J. happen again. If it does, Prisco will be looking for families whp lived in rural areas "Biased?" Branches: Newark and Jersey City Address : '.- .—. - —- - . "Yes, biased. It's bias this and where malaria is endemic. Some 98 SMITH ST. P; A. 4-3259 Open 8;00 to 6:00 new hurlers who can stand the thought of going into of the other members of the fam- bias that till I'm broke." P. A. 4-0371 the game and knowing ahead of time they are licked ilies had suffered from Blackwater fever." wicz, Kriss, Konsal, Pochek, Bar- "All of these patients had had Every cellona 2, G-adek. Home run: Gye-malaria from time to time and Zambo's Twirling nes. Three-base hit: Fizer. Two- been 'doctored' by members of the Monday Night (Continued from Page 11) base hits: Switzer, Kosup. Dou- household on patent medicines. Konowiez, If 4 0 0 ble play: Switzer to Charonko to In no instance had any child re- AMBOY AVE., Kriss,: lb 4 0 0 Kriss 2. Struck out: by Zambo 4; ceived adequate anti-malaria AT ST. JAMES' WOODBRIDGE Konscal, c ;....:..„. ;. A 1 1 Kosup 7. Bases on balls: off Zam- treatment." " „ Kosup, p 4 2 3 bo 1; Kosup 2. Hit by pitcher: by "All of the children were ex- LUCKY SEVEN $617 Kosup (Leffler).. Hits off Zambb tremely ill when admitted to 1$ie ; -.:•' 38 6 9 9 in 9 innings; Kosup, 12 in 8 1-3 hospital. Most of them were stup- Score by. innings: innings. Winning- pitcher: Zambo. erous and presented typical symp- FREE GAME ON THELAPBOARD $500.00 Keasbey F. C... 002 110.2*00— 6 toms of the fever. In every case Sporting Club ... 401 200 12x—10 Edsel Eord, at hearing, says em- they were passing quantities ©f DOOR PRIZE $15 ADMISSION 40c Errors*: Switzer. 3, Fizer, Kono ployes have gained. disintegrated blood in the urine.'

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