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under tin? Act of Mini'll :t. V^LXIII, No. «9:j HILLSIDE, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1938 Oi l l( I.\l. N KIVSI'AI’MU OF 1 11 I: TOWNSlIll* OF iiil i.s i d i: I’UK E FIVE CENTS Don’t Hillside Hillside Boys In Alaska Oil T ru c k Hit Three Police Veterans Zone Suit Mention it Find Jobs And Good Pay By T ra in ; 2 Die Penalized By San ford Birthday beautiful spring weather. Some of More than one person lias been Steve Nemeth, John Dienst the fellows got spring lever and quit Local Driver of Truck Se Returned Founding Pave early lash-week, although officially Dismissal threatened with a beating up "lor In Forest Service camp.. T don't expect to be here verely Burnett Fireman, action was not taken, cleflnilely un two cents,” but to Canio FasLige, 37. much longer myself. About March ments ; | Rank on I )utv til the hearings Fripay. known as “Shorty,” proprietor of Engineer Fatally 11 ml wiloti Much” Planned An interesting letter has just been 31st. Johnny and I are'going to roll duel San lord declared he had Shorty’s Garage at 1425 North Broad received by Steve Nemeth, of 430 up and go to Anchorage. That'S Penalties were imposed _hti three personally seen Beyer drunk Sun street, it has a slightly different Long avenue, from Ills son. Steve about a l'.OOO miles from here. John Major. 45. of 56 Ride,way veteran members of the police de meaning. day night March, 13 in North Broad ..... Jr., who is staying far uji Nonh at Things are supposed to be pretty avenue, driver of a Bennett Oil Com partment by Police Chief NOainair Because three men found he had Dinner and Parade with street. He aid Beyer also had Marine Station. Ketchikan, Alaska. good ui> there. We can get a cabin pany i ruck and trailer .struck Mon L. Sanford at private hearings!last tailed to make his regular ring on a only 2 cents in his pockets and Floats Among Events Steve, together with John Dicnst, to .live in Tor $10 a month; and then day by -i Central Railroad-of New Friday afternoon. The three av mv Adjust moil Board Will In- nothing in' the cash drawer when call box to headquarters. Burst an.i for Anniversary also of Long avenue, is in the forest we can look lor a job. That's owe Jersey passenger train, at a grade charged with drinking while on duty, Beyer. Sanford slated, came into sped Revised Plans for they walked in on him about 3:15 service of the agricultural depart good thing about Alaska, wages are crossing in Sewaren, is slowly re but,-Sanford said, not in a tavern. Sunday morning, he was pushed headquarters the same night "in a Liberty Park Tavern ment. They both joined up last pretty good up here. Mast jobs covering from severe burns of the The three are Joseph Beyer, who condition that indicated'they had against the wall of his gai'age and HOPE TO ORTAIN September. Steve was graduated pay about $115 to $135 a month with face and hands in Perth Amboy slugged over the head with pieces had been temporarily assigned to (trunk much more than they could from Hillside High School the sum board. General Hospital. scout, car duty; Albert Borst and carry." CONSENT TO CHANGE of pipe. NOTED SPEAKERS mer of 1936. “The days are getting much longer According to jx'rsons who witness William Dierolf, both of whom bad Patrolman Harry (ioheen,- one « . Yelling loudly, “Shorty” followed Steve will celebrate his 21st birth ed the wreck Major-escaped death NOT FORTHCOMING Main feature of Hillside’s cele now. It gels -daylight about 7 bet'll on motorcycle patrol duly. E.u li the Iasi three members ailue 1 i the three hold up men out of the day von April 2 in Alaska where he by a lew livl He was reported as was deprived ol In.- days off for ilit garage until they got into a black bration ol its twenty-fifth anni o'clock and gets dark at 7 o’clock. the police ilep i: tm an w a sub". 1 Legal prep,nations to have dls- intends to remain until next fall. In the summer time it becomes dark remembering little ol the collision, next, three months and Beyer, in luted lor Hoi: i on a moio. .. t ! sedan and drove off in Mertz ave versary as a separate municipality He is anxious to study mining en although he knew unbeing pulled m i d the suit before the Supreme will be a dinner on Thursday eve at 11 p. m.' addition, lust his fiftecu-day vaca lord said there would i • only iw.. (Mum ol New Jersey which had con nue. He told police he could not gineering at Fairbanks, Alaska, and out from his flaming truck. His tion this summer. shifts oji the motoicycle instead i ]' get the license number and was un ning, April 28. and it parade includ is saving money to this end. "We have some baseball equip wile, who was at bis bedside for tested granting u! a permit to build ing a large number of floats, ac ment so some of the fellows got up T’he three were assigned I" night lhrec, so no one wa a •. i .11 Ai im an addition to a Liberty avenue able to give a detailed description The letter he wrote to his folks several hours after he was taken to "beats" on loot. In addition. Chit i DieroH's place on one Beyer hau of the men. He was treated at the cording to the program to be pro follows: a\tca.m. There isn’t any field the hospital, declared he lvad told l nvei n were held up over the week posed by Dr. Fred II. Roever Jr., around here, so when the tide goes Sanl'ord has ordered Patrolmen been nlfmiatin \ on scout car duty. end last night by the Zoning Board Elizabeth General Hospital for n “I’m feeling fine and hope every - her he wanted to see if anyone, was Harold McBride and Ernest Vuelk. Ill platvjjf McBride and Voelk m deep scalp laceration, which re program chairman. one at home is feeling well.., too: out we play, on the beach. There A lnut but he was removed imme ol Adjustment. Settlement of the program for the a baseball field in town. We want to veterans in scout cars, to duty on scout cars, (lint Sanlord ass; m- . Alter some debate, a motion made quired three stitches, and a badly Three otlier fellows and myself were diately. lie was kept Unaware ol foot, clii< l Sanford issued no iv.i Victor Heller and Andrew dep.son. bruised 'tight hand. week probably will be reached dur looking over a boat we were going to challenge the Ward Lake Camp, to a the fact that the engineer and a by George T. Steuerwald and sec ing the coming week when the anni game. son for this action, other than tn u who aie aim,iv, the Ucwvr p.itivjr- onded by Stanley H. Weston to con buy for $350. but we changed our fireman on the train were killed. it was lor the "good of the service m e n , Township Committeeman Robert versary committee, headed by Ben minds as we didn’t like the propeller “I ’m not the second cook any The engineer and fireman died sider cl Binges in the plans previously jamin Hale, holds another meeting. No charges apparently were made Borst and Beyer yv< re named to approved, dependent on removal of O. Thompson, raving about how fine shaft on it. Otherwise it was a more, as another fellow who was from burns, as the truck exploded against Voelk and McBride, as ilu the police department in 1926 and traveling by air is, since his trip to Dr. Roever said the dinner would swell; boat. It had plenty of room cooking on a .rarigor boat (govern and the flaming oil sprayed in all the case from the court was passed open the week’s celebration, and all were not ordered in tor healing... Din oil m 1927. Mi lb it.e was a p when Chairman Thomas Keyworth Missouri and back last week, isn’t to accommodate four persons. We ment boat) is hack tit camp here directions, particularly Into the en Tilt, change;, l'or the live were maue pointed in 19.'5 and > Voelk m 1929. quite up with the times. Of course, organizations would be urged to co were going to go clam digging with so he took over. We are through gine cab. where the two had little added the third xyile. Raymond J. he knew the large cr6’\vd -waiting at operate in the function. He indi it. mining school so now all I have to chance to.avoid it. 1 W;ird and Louis E. Wallraff declined j to vole. Newark Airport, wasn’t for him when cated1 efforts would be made to have (let Spring Fever do is to find a gold mine.” Ga( e m a i l Is Held 1 lie moditication of the plans cuts he and his wife arrived Sunday Guvcimn A. Harry Moore attend as “For the last four days we had (Signed) STEVE Joseph Laskie, g.stcman at the Tony’s ’ Day Oft) | Approve WPA afternoon, but he apparently was the chief speaker, and to have Con crossing, was. field m $:>,l)UU bail . -.ph n Jeet off t,h<' rear of the pro- ignorant.of the fapt that a certain gressman Donald H. McLean as Tuesday on a efiarge of manslaugh Served 2f, Years: |{))a)| I" < d • addition, or the space Live glamorous motion picture actress toastmaster. PUBLIC HEARING ON ter. Police said n. had given con ia and dressing rooms would Bugle Corps Competition tradictory stuni.. about ilia mishap. haw I a km Tin . pace lakoMtup by was the passenger with the dark Lee In Hattie Today is a dax glasses in the same plane. Dr. Roever’s proposal on the pa LESLIE ST. PAVING Ill1 had claim.al he had started to hi Hie am.ilurn, as now pl'ourtslia, will rade will be to hold it on Saturday, lower tin1 gale., when they stuck, and "Tony" (ienove.w. i r„ ...... 1 11 had by 30 feet. TJflte inclusion | * OlJll ( OSl \ \ ill I k * !>.)(),() 1 r), -d I hr • I a i a and (lie - ing 1001US in Plans for Youth Week apparently April 30, and to have the various A public hearing preceding con On Vote Hoard was too late ill trying to get down And if is no ordinary tu-l.d; will be rushed along at the last organizations of the township join firmation of assessments for the im stairs to flag traffic. for Tony yesterday celebrated twe i Enough (o Keep Mon On "h": Ul" *"“‘n™a- in making it a spectacle arousing sou hu the negative vote previously minute. So far no committee to provements of Leslie street will be '11 ic train, which wa . coming from ty-five years of faithful an 1 on much interest. It is indicated this Point Pleasant, heading for New fim.ious service with Daniel L. • .1 ol) So\'ora! Months bv We:.ton and the filing of suit by take charge of the week’s activities held Wednesday evening April 13 in Waller M. Ceglowski, attorney for has been chosen. Usually prelimin probably will be coordinated with the ‘One Man Control” of ark, .struck the oil truck between its Miller Inc., who di’al in c d. h the high school by the Township The Township Committee was in Louis D. Enderle, protesting neigh ary work of the. committee has parade and drum corps competition Committee. ' Election Board Believed rear end and the trailer, missing the oil and masons,' material 135 . being planned by Hurden-Lookcr cab. Tile truck burst into ’flames North Broad street. formed ^Wednesday night that the boring property owner. started by this time, particularly in The official body Wednesday nig lit Having agreed to consider the sub respect to finances. Youth Week Post .50, American Legion. Ended as Result and ignited the engine ol the train A party-was given In his honoi WPA has approved ol an applica At the meeting of the general an received the report of the General stitution of modified plans for those generally is about the end of Aprl as it Went oil through. Clarence at the coal office yes erdny atier- tion for a new comprehensive road niversary committee Tuesday night, Board of Improvement Assessment Arthur T. Lee, resigned member Lovellc, 51. ol Point Pleasant, the nooii and Daniel L/vds Miller, pit.-5 on wlifch the yermit was granted, Incidentally, this year it would run Commissioners, containing the list Hi.- board declined to accept the smack into Hillside’s twenty^fiftli which Dr. Roever was unable to at of the Township Committe ". vwas eiignu r, apparent 1\ had set his (lent of the coiirc.n, presented the repair project. The project, accord tend, among suggestions for the pro-- of levies on various properties on embroiled,, in a clash in his first brakes, as the Ham stopped about loyal worker with a beau.ifUl silver ing to Town-fiip Engineer llenix legal opinion 61 Township Attorney anniversary celebration from April The street. The latter--board Held it* •Sigurd A.- Emerson, Ceglowski and . 28 to May 4. gram wasonc for a block dance, pro meeting ol - the c .^ n !-. Board of 201) loci bLYono lie mussing. fl'llit bowl as well as a plaque . lgneit Ki'cli Jr. wi-l-l—sUnd probably within viding entertainment for younger public hearing- Tuesday night in the Elections, to which lie was recently A Public Elixir, bus, bound frum by liis eo'worfcei... and some cash. another two weeks. S'i i u h T B Gould, attorney for Prank municipal building. l.a-ick. proprietor of the Liberty J. Leeds Brown, Boy Scout Com residents and permitting a larger appointed by Governor A. Harry Newark to Perth Amboy, was near Tony is a yard employee ami on Tlic project will keep a large hiiin- number oi^ persons to attend. About twenty-five property owners Moore. the crossing when the tank was April 2 celebrated Ins 55th birthday. her of Hie township's men who are Park Bar and Grill, at 1144 Liberty missioner, who has been given the avenue, that it should formally con nickname “Two Car Brown” by his David G-onafbr, publicity chairman, involved appeared before the as The official organization meeting struck and s o m e of the Hying wreck H;s home is in Elizabeth at 316 lined by the WI*A working fdr lour announced he was personally olfei- sessment commission, but no com late Monday afternoon was har age struck the : ide ol the bus. Some South Seventh ■ . i He recently or live months. Kreli said. The total sent. to tlie change in ))lans. Such friends, was nevertheless seen walk agreement has already" LVen reached ing on Salem avenue rl ue day night ing a $25 watch as a prize to the plaints were raised. Most of those monious, with John p. Duffy, Eliza persons oil Liu tram received burns, had some share., mature in the Mid cost ol the project, will be $50,613. scffbol pupil submitting the most present merely sought the amounts beth Democrat, taking the chair and a few on the bus and nearby way Building and Loan Association according to theMvTimatcs set forth between Gould and Ceglowski and on his way. home from the Coe ave their respective clients. nue School. His faithful “Buie'' will appropriate name for the annivers of their assessments. The improve manship formerly held by Fred Zior. cars received slight injuries. which had been set, aside for him in Live approved application, ol wha n ary week celebration. The anni ment was carried on last year with Lee’s predecessor, and William J. Major had loaned his oil 'tahk al monthly for old age security as ;m tlie Federal government will provide Consent Not Given be badly missed and friends fear Weston moved adoption of a reso they will have a hard time locating versary week will be from April 28 state highway funds providing the Seehtnd, Elizabeth Republican, re the Shell Oil plant only a lew blocks AUm^oyre policy of the company. $30,028 and the towfiship, through its to May 4., larger part of the money needed, turning- as secretary and commis away from the crossing and was0 road department appropriation. $11.- lution suggested by Emerson giving Brown without it. 'Vhe plaque wa.. si m d by D. Leeds consent, with the inclusion of a leaving only a small amount for the sioner of registration, at a siiiaiy of heading beck to the oil company Miller Jr.. A. M. Gill, 'llios. Hewson, 585, township to assess. $1,000 over the $2,600 received by all quarters in Ramsey avenue liere.W The labor and supervision totals phrase that the adoption was on the J. Allen, Guy Burges.-,. Ray Seals'. advice of Emerson find the agree members. E. B. McConnell, Win. Brown. Jpsh amount to $36,600, and the material, Final Move To In preliminary conference, ovei equipment and- miscellaneous needs. ment of the other parties concerned. Fined For Sale DOCTOR ADDRESSES Burgess, Ed Wallets. Frank Noeem. West on failed to get, a second to HILLSIDE NATIONAL the week-end. however. Lee led a The cup is engraved, " 1 if' appre $14,013. The township's contribution fight to force the election of Seclanil ROTARY ON CANCER will be used largely for the lies!, item. his motion. Ward said he wanted to GETS SEWER BONDS ciation of faithful servile to IWtfiiu compare Die old plans and the new Cut Tax Fails as chairman and Duffy as seen -j ------— • Genovese from DanieJ Leeds Mill- Covers 11.7 Miles Of Liquor Here tary. With two members of’each-! Dr. Arturo R. Casilli, Elizabeth The project, is estimated to cover plans and all the legal papers im Sewer funding bonds, required to March 24, 1913 MarcA 24, 1938 volve'd before he. votes .on the pro party comprising the board, a dead i physician, addressed members of Un i i 7 mile ■ "i pavin; and . urfa< ing. pay charges of the Joint Municipal lock was tin ’sight. If the deadlock j Rotary Club Tuesday at the Hill- 11,400 cubic yards ol excavation; posal. Wallraff said he felt there The last attempt of local officials Sewer, were awarded Wednesday was no reason for the board to act Three Held for Grand Jury to avoid having a 100 point increase had continued, 1.he'Democratic fight, side Presbyterian Church on the SOCIETY TO VISIT 137,000 square yards of penetration night by the Township Committee to could have forced Seelund to lake ligffit against cancer, pavement surfaced and 110Nsquare on the changes at all. In this re in the tax rate failed during the the Hillside National Bank. st met, Emerson and Gould declared Following Raids by Stale last week, an announcement Wed the'* chairmanship, as the oldest | Outlining' efforts of Live medical HOUSE RRaV'TIGAL yards of seven-inch penetration The local institution offered $38,- member of the hoard, in actual age. profession against the disease, Dr. ipacadam paving. probably the board's comment was not nesday night at the Township Com necessary, officially, but that’ the j Inspectors, Police mittee meeting revealed. 288.50 for the $38,000 bonds, and of must become the chairlnan if time! Casilli. declared cooperation of the Members of the Rosary Society of Kreli reported tli a k^e very thing has fered to pay 4 M per cent interest. the Church of Christ Ilu* King will been planned for the proposed grad subject liad been brought back be- Contrary to the belief of the local ballots have not resulted in a choice i public is most necessary. loiv it as a matter of courtesy. Recorder Emil A. Herrigel im The bid of Colyer, Robinson Co., of With return of Seeland a., sc it He praised the James S. Green visit the "House Practical" in New ing project on the extension of Ram officials that a newly enacted law The attorneys explained that they posed a $200 fine Tuesday on Guls- permitted State Auditor Walter R. Newark, offered only $38,047.50 and tary, it was indicated the Demons- Memorial Clinic, recently dedicated ark Tuesday evening. They will scy avenue, but that activity is now seppi Cozzolino, of 1240 Baker .street, -UhL same rate of interest. H. L meet at the church at 7 p. in. and at, a standstill until the township^ must, file all the stipulations agreed Darby to permit' certain i eductions tic move to end what they had | as part of the Elizabeth General try as early its possible next wpek, so for selling liquor without a license, in the budget, the officials found Allen At Co., ol Ke.\ York. \v,. n imrd -rm*’ men w iiim r Intel unit. Us pil il. :i.s oik ol the be.sl equipped go to Newark together. The month can obtain all rights of way neces and ordered him held in $500 bail for eliminated by offering 5 per ognt in Duffy announced he and :•.i ■ | in the country and declined il shunlri ly mctHtag ol the. wigiety. will hr held sary. It is understood only one cou that they ewv-appear before Su- him powerless to do anything for Hreme Court Justice Clarence E. Grand Jury action on state charges any municipality operating under terest, and a premium of only $53.20 would work closely togcilu r on ue- be of great benefit to persons Wednesday evening following tin nt ToTrnTrtnr~nT" w Iry wiHTwit eo;rt- over the par value of the bonds. tails in the futiin . " I tins -section-. weeWy Lenten services ill the church to the township Is needed. The en Case ne'xl~Sal.iil’cUiJ of illegal sale and possession. the casli basis for this year. for the dismissal of the case on the Mrs. Mary Domino, of 105 Balti- Although the Belleville move to gineer said this project would keep a large crew ol men working for sev ground that the agreements have 1 more avenue, and Angelo DiLeo, cl eliminate half of its apparent in been reached. 130 Baltimore avenue, who also ap- crease had been in the minds of the eral months. I peared before Herrigel on singular officials here, it was revealed the. ac Easements are still necessary to -—state charges, were likewise held in tion by that town was to secek post proceed wiLli formal approval for y $500 bail for the Grand Jury. Her- ponement of maturities of certain HILLSIDE’S FAX PROBLEM WPA projects on a storm drain in sp rigel postponed action on local bonds until next year, by consent of the'Irvington avenue section and a Another Cub I: charges against the latter two when the holders. Township Treasurer sanitary sewer adjustment in Beech- Walter M. Ceglowski, attorney, de Robert E. Rucker said there is no A Clear Deed In Exchange wood place, Kreli declared. ft dared action might be prejudicial certainty that Belleville will receive He suggested another project of Pack Formed to the Grand Jury action. They will approval of its budget by the state For Cancelled Taxes cleaning the bed and banks and fflit be tried here April 21. auditor under the proposition. Ling, in supports for the open cut of State Inspector Paul Wagi said he the storm sewer off Conunt 'Street, Plans for the establishment,,^ a and another man boyght wine and NAMED TO COLLEGE I— AlternattCe to Porerfosurt Alt drum t he owner for its propc;- share of Iliat-particular parcel inasmuch as any other work' on it second cub .pack in Hillside, spon whiskey from Cozzolino in his gro ,1 : Cep would accompli! fi two t mil ,11 lii; ■ '1 iii1 t ,m ! I WDllld be expensive. sored by the Hillside Avenue Parqnt- cery store March 14. Raidston the SOCIAL COMMITTEE It has been shown in the three preceding articles of would lift the tax burden from undeveloped land, a burden which there ‘....r - "rairtrcr Assoctatttm, n re tt-pp-reath- : three defendants resulted, police this series that a very serious problem is confronting :corns no other- way of adequately easing at present, and would avoid ing completion, it was revealed Mon said, in about 200 gallons of al- '"^Valter P. Sharp Jr.. Jam of Mr any legal entanglements over titles, as the deed would be ^ransfered for day night a6 a meeting of the Boy ; coholic beverages being confiscated and Mrs. Walter P. Sharp of J528 the officials of the township over the question of dis due consideration and the land would become the proixirty of the town Elks Loilgt Will Scout Round Table. When selec at Cozzolino’s store; a quart of al Center street; has been named, a posing of its (ax title liens. Undeveloped land is not ship without the shadow of faulty title which always hovers in the back tion of a cub master has been made legedly* untaxed liquor at Mrs. member of the Brothers College So ground of foreclosure. Honor Founders the pack will be started, it was in Domino’s and about 150 gallons at cial Committee at Drew University, paying its expenses, and as a result, all the rest of Hill That Hillside' is n5T~tfre only cuimnunity ■ fawnd with I,hr iiruhk'in dicated. DiLeo’s. The raids were made by John M. Schabacker of Nutley, side is forced to pay large additional sums each year to discussed here, which incidentally is of comparatively recent date, is Two of the Hillside scout troops six state inspectors with Detectives, chairman of the committee, an shown by the fact that authority for the plan outlined above was given The annual dinner and celebration won “red star” ratings al the recent Charles Grant and Thomas Duffy nounced today. make up for the deficit. The question of foreclosing the n - the Legislature only laiKacar. In Chapter 97 of the Lawi of 1937 of Hillside Lodge 1591, B. P. O. Elks, inspection by the county staff, the and Patrolman Frank McGhee. Mr. Sharp, a junior- in Brothers liens was.discussed last week and it was-quite apparent Tin., act provides that after clue appraisal a municipal!ty TTirty- exchaii^t; lor its O riginal Committee of 13 Round Table was informed. Troop College, is one of two representatives n given amount of taxes and assessments for an equal amount of, free will be held next Wednesday evo 71 had a rating of 05.11, and Troop TO ENTERTAIN CLUB from his class on the Social Com- that foreclosure would not be the happiest of solutions. m l clearw property. Obviously, the Legislature is also keenly aware of the lving, March 30, in the clubhouse ill 73 a rating of 00. Troop 72 failed Mrs. William DeSilva, of 540 Aiittec which is now busy- making Since tile land is not paying anything into the town confusion' resulting from the accumulation of huge amounts of fax title Hillside avenue. to win the rating, and Troop 74 is Buchanan street, will entertain the. pians for its annual spring prom I, ns, and has provided a method nf relief other than the usual one of The dinner has been held every rh the process of reorganiaztion. Worms’ Club Thursday evening at weekend May 6 and 7. ship’s treasury and foreclosure is a matter of extremely unsatisfactory and possibly useless foreclosure. year- since the formation of fije Troop 71 ranked first in Union her home. The Hillside resident is already a doubtful wisdom, what is there left for harassed pub Ho that leaders may have a clearer picture of what, Is lodge five years ago by the group of Council for January In the "steeple member of the college Curriculum I o n c r e t e proposed by the plan outlined, it may be well to give a thirteen members of other Elks’ chase," involving numerous points n r i \ a m i d lic officials to do? mmmin.ee. He was active recently Example more concrete example of how the scheme would operate. lodges who interested .other resi lor various activities, th? Round Wright, Long & Co., of Elizabeth as-a member of a committee wlmii TUi'i.' Ft nniy min nllmn . 11.1 ui'i it I i it, !/■ (A ■■ ( . 11 1 PC. T h e l)l:ili i. ],-.! 'r n 1______. In an earlier article mention was made of 182 lots owned dents in joining with them in seek- 'Fable learned from J. Leeds Brown, md New York, auditors of the town planned and presented a student original with this newspaper, it has been under consideration by lot Ul p r o p o s a l by Chapman it', Moingomery. EaiTi 20 foot, lot- is iv»— iiia a charter, secretary and district commissioner. sponsored marriage course for vinoiol IV Kim/ rlinirmiin nf ship for the last few years, won re- public officials for a long time and is right at this moment probably• dis <'d at about, $400 with about $100 due on each in taxes. The total amount Efforts are Being made to nnng lppointment for 1938 on'the same Brothers College upperclassmen. He turbing their peace of mind more than any single question relating to out for the celebration a large num the organization committee, an has won distinction for his scholastic .,!-(axes due is $18,200. By the authority granted under Chapter 97 there jasis as in the past, by vote of the the public welfare. could be an exchange between, the township and Chapman & Montgomery ber of members who have not been nounced additions to his committee, rownship Comimttee Wednesday achievements and is one of the col That .alternative is f’oi. the township to take over, on some basis satis active for some time. The affaii including William M. Raphael, Har lege cheerleaders. on the basis of one lot for the townshp to three for Chapman. To put light. factory to both parties, a portion of the land on which it holds liens and it another way. the township will cancel the takes on three Chapman will be the last event of the present low H. Curtis, Lawrence Treger, El in return cancel the taxes and assessments'due'*on the balance of the lots while 'Chapman wifi give Hillside’a deed for one, and each such administration'of Dr. Fred H. Roever mer Petersen, Jack Z. Kevoe, George property. This has already been done in the case of a portion of th: Jr. as exalted ruler. New officers, W. Hcrlich and Dr. Richard S. Hop transaction will account for four of Chapman’s lots. That would probably kins. Edward Holbrook was an WEEKLY PARTIES Elizabeth Nursery property, as a result of which the Board of Education be the arrangement because each Chapman lot Is assessed at $400. and headed by Dr. Hubert A, Lane, will acquired a large trapt of land which may some day be used for the con take office at a meeting on April 7, nounced as the new assistant scout it,would be necessary to cancel the $100 tax on three lots to give the master of Troop 71. Plans for start Every Sunday Night struction of a new high school. township pos.ses.sion of the fourth. with Charles WiberaLski, of Perth Amboy Lodge, serving as the induct ing a Sea Scout “ship” here are -.j . . Most of the difficulties involved in the entire situa- This particuhn^Chapman parcel is comparatively simple to figure out. I Ian Jtsenelicifll lion could be easily overcome by this type of ar ing officer. Wiberalski, past state awaiting the chance to obtain the ST. CATHERINE'S AUDITORIUM There*are ofcherls considerably more complicated. Another landowner president, was one of those instru proper type of man to take charge All ArOUIld rangepient. The plan would be, of course, for the mentioned in a previous article is Augustus T. Gray. In Gray’s case the KEAlt OF SCHOOL township to cancel the taxes anq assessments due ineimental in obtaining the charter for of it, preferably a graduate of the 1003 No. Rroad St., Elizabeth on a given piece Of piuperly. mrd—m—retwn—m**- -Arc/, opfl fl("| (Continued on Page Six) I flic local group. U. S. Naval Academy. 35 GAMES ------35 AWARDS S t 17 “LET ME BE YOUR FRIEND HOME FOR FUNERALS Attend Cur Enjoyable Parties 10 Door Awards IN THE BUSINESS” JOSEPH ROTH Dressmaking, GONZER & BLEIBERG Every Friday Nite Custom Tailor fo r y o u r VACATION WALTER R. LEE CHURCH OF CHRIST WILLIAM RECK Suits made l/> your moasut-e- Alterations A Specialty Jewelry & Watches $25 TRIP Director of Punctate THE KING Bus Accommodations to Insurance — All Lines Bloy St. and Rutgers Ave. Tijnnl $2f> it;) MRS. AMY YliAGER Wholesale and Retail Elizabeth After Game 38 I-ooker St. Hillside, N. J. Telephone ELizabeth 2-4547 Also Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Mil nil Fn r 111 r (• Fs fM HOT l»1» Admission 40c 213 Hollywood Ave. Hillside 24 \VALNUT ST., NEWARK, N. J. Parking for 1,000 Cars ELizabeth 3-6114 1281 Salem Ave., Hillside, N. J. 25c 1592 Sum m it Ave. WA. 3-8572
j Page Two THE HILLSIDE TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1938 : l Women’s Page Personal Society Notes Fraternal
Mrs. Mary Dowling and -Ife Wil as floral attendant in Roosevelt 265 Winan.s avenue. Fashion Show For liam Curtiss have charge oi Court on April ]. ’ Saybrook Parent Son, Carlton Lee Connor, to Mr. decorations and table setting. Mrs. Thespi>iansToGive Hartmann Bridal. ■t------°— Gensel Nuptials and Mrs. William Connor, of 1207 ThomaS street. St. Elizabeth Guild George Runner will provide the en Education Session Son, Herbert Honoria Briones, to tertainment. Play W ed nesday Set For June 4th Rehearse M usic For Take Place Soon Mr. and Mrs. Honoria Briones, -of The regular meeting will be held The Parent-Education Group of 279 Hollywood avenue. 9 St. Elizabeth's Guild of the Epis April 4 in the lecture room at 2:30 M arriage Licenses copal Church of St. Mary Magdalene p. m. The nominating committee June 4 has been set as the date Woman’s Club Meeting Invitations have been issued for Saybrook P.-T. A. met with Mrs. The modernized play “Lena Norman Govette, of 1043 Salem ave To Gerald DeWorth. of Irvington, will hold a fashion show ancl enter will present a slate of officers for Rivers,” dramatized and adapted for the wedding oi Miss Madeline the wedding of MLss Laura Marion and Phyllis D. Whittey, of 349 tainment at the Masonic Hall, 1444 election at this meeting. Hartmann, daughter ol Mr. and A rehearsal of music to be sung Gensel, daughter ol' Mr. and Mis. nue, Wednesday. The discussion re from the beloved book by Mary J. garding "Gam?, Taste—its Value," in Florence avenue. North Broad street, March 29 at Holmes, is expected to draw a large Mrs. Paul Hartmann, of 68 Hillside at the April meeting of the .Womans Hugo Stadler Gensel, of 840 Win To John Lenaz, of 1069 Chester 8:15 p. m. avenue, to Norman B. Sloan, son ol .Club was held on Wednesday at chester qvenue. MLss Gensel has cluded good manners and their audience jl next Wednesday night', proper uses, changes in social cus- street, and Elsie Weiman, of 312 Tire fashions will be shown by the March 30; when it will be presented Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sloan, of 1600 •4 he home of Mrs. Martin J. Mae- chosbn the evening of Friday Api il Hillside avenue. Sampler Shop in Hillside, and the Officers’ A re Fleeted by The Thespians at Franklin Maple avenue. Muhon,- music chairman. The de 8 for her marriage to Mr. Robert, oms. the distinction between a lady fold a . snob and comparison of Deaths models‘wi)l be girls and women from Memorial Church, Maple avenue, “at The ceremony will be performed partment Voted to contribute to the Ross Herrick, son of Mr. and Anna Zematis, 52, of 404 Harvard the various clubs in the church. by Rev. Arthur Northwood, pastor, Meta Thorne Waters scholarship Arthur Benedict Herrick, of 331 American table manners with those Sy Sigma Phi Lambda the Hillside line. A large group of of another country. avenue. Taking part In the program will local young people are active in this in the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian fund. Plans were formulated for a mora avenue, Elizabeth. Anna Kazlaski, 52, of 425 New dramatic group and “Lena Rivers” Church, at 6 p. m. A reception will bulfet luncheon at the summer home The ceremony will be performed at The Mothers Chorus rehearsed be Miss Jeanette Lambert,’vocalist; with Mrs. F. Ernest Bolton, of-1222 York place. Mi's. Mclmouth Lewis, vocalist; MLss Gamma Chapter, Sigma Phi has been particularly well cast to follow at the Winfield Scott Hotel, of Mrs. G. Douglas Wilson in Bel- the Hillside Presbyterian ‘■Church by Ann Ellen Clark, 56, of 408 Cor Lambda SoroYity, held election of include many of these. Besides the Elizabeth. mar on April 20. the Rev. George M. Runner, pastor, Long avenue, Wednesday. Members Margaret Lester, pianist; MLss La- of the P.-T. A. will attend the Cen nell place. Verne Grenz, specialty.numbers, and officers recently at the home of Mrs. title role, played by Miss Evelyn The matron of honor will be Mrs. Attending the meeting were Mrs. and will be followed by a reception Susan L. Heller, 73, of 124 Bailey Paul E. Hartmann, of Union, and tral Spring Conference of the New Miss Elizabeth Keller will accompany Betty Pieper, in Bloomfield. Those Gove, there are several character Wilbur Cox, Mrs. Frederick Brengcl, at the Gensel home for members -of avenue. chosen were: Chancellor, Mrs, parts, and among these are two Miss Edna Hartmann, of Newark, a Mrs. Alvin Graff, Mrs. Samuel All- the families and intimate friends. Jersey Congress of Parents and throughout the performance. Teachers at Lakewood Monday Anna Johnson, 64, of 1386 Harding Eleanor Stanso; scribe, Mrs. Pieper; blackface" parts, servants? taken by cousin of the bride, will be maid of corn, Mrs. G. Douglas Wilson, Mrs. Miss. Nancy Gensel, sister of the terrace. A door prize of a $7.98 dresfs.will Miss Dorothy Dade and Henry honor. Miss Ruth Young, of South Hugo Weiss, Mrs. Theodore Fisher, bride-elect, will be the maid-of- March 28. Ernest Shawcross, 50, of 1278 be given the person holding the win Bursar, Miss Anita Kampe; chap Hausler Jr. Granny Nichols, por Orange, and Miss Pauline Connors, Mrs. Edgar P. Sweet, Mrs. Alfred honor. with Dwight.Herrick, brother North Broad street. ning number, and after the show lain, Miss Helen Klepabky. The trayed by Miss Jean Fleming, ol Hillside, will be bridesmaids. Harding, Mrs. Seth X. Metzger, Mrs. of Llie bridegroom, as'best man. The William Ikas, 76, of 50 Looker ing and entertainment refreshments following appointments were made: Springfield, will also be much udrey Quinn, of Hillside, will be J. Henry Staub, Mrs. David Moore ushers will be Donald and Kenneth street. will, be served. Social secretary, Miss Helen Connor; joyed. Among other members oy flower girl., and Miss Lois MacManon. Ivtackay of Plainilield, Samuel Mor North End Notes Sara Ann Elsasser, 0, of 49 Hur- historian, Miss Louise Dehm an
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SPRING IS HERE! Commission’s acts brought a gang pervislon case Involved New Jersey Who's Who of armed criminals promptly before and Massachusetts, the report point *£iu' ItiUlsuV tBimra the* bar of justice in a situation ed out, stating: "A Massachusetts Printed and Published every Friday at [Treiilon Facts: wherg, without shell acts, they would resident, under probation supervi 1443 North Broad Street, Hillside, New Jersey In Hillside _ By CHAS. E. LOIZEAUX — J ordinarily either have escaped en sion by that state, hitch-hiked to by the Union County State Senator tirely. or have been returned only New Jersey and there, while under HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY after great expense and delay. the influence of liquor, stole an auto Progress in the adoption by various mobile. He was apprehended driv Sidney Silverstein...... Business Manager states, including New Jersey, of the "A.s to llu* Witnesses Act. the same Robert Kaplan ...... Editor situation has resulted, for instance, ing the efir while drunk and served Interstate Crime Commission's model a term in a local jail. Telephone WAverly 3-2465 acts providing uniform extradition in the recent prosecution for robbery procedure; parole and probation of LaV'er.ne Moore, better known "Subsequently, the probationer SUBSCRIPTION RATES supervision; 'compelling attendance as Montague, in the State of New came before the Essex County courts The TIMES will be sent to any part of the United States for the of witnesses from another stale in York, which obtained' nationwide on the theft charge. He pleaded -jugular subscription price of S2.00 a year, single copies 5 cent*. Postage criminal cases, and permitting law publicity. One of the mast impor guilty. An investigation of the case to Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rales. enforcement officers of one stale to tant state witnesses was a man led to an agreement with the Mass cross the lines of another when named Norton, who was in Cleve achusetts , .probation department DC COMMUNICATIONS chasing a lugitive. was outlined io land, Ohio. Under t he prompt com whereby that agency agreed to the The 1IMES is always pleased to publish letters and other items of the preceding column in this series. mon g^nsr provisionsyol the Com icturn of the probationer to his interest to readers, and invites such communications. The name and mission's Witnesses Act, this witness, home surroundings, where his family, Describing the actual functioning was speedily brought under court or-* friends and a job await him. He address of the writer must be given in every case, not necessarily for of these laws, the recent annual re publication, but as an evidence of good faith. Anonymous communications (ter horn Ohio to New Yodk to give was placed- on probation by New will not be published. ^ port 0/ the New Jersey Commission evidence at the trial.a/procedme Jersey for five years, and will be on Interstate Cooperation declares: legaliyTmi'iussible yf’i'orc tin* enact under the supervision of the local "Hardly had the Commission's model ! ment of the statute. probation authorities in Massachus- act been printed before they wen- Citizens Protected tl.s. in accordance with the terms WILL CONGRESS MAKE GOOD put to use by the authorities to pro of the compact. A House committee has prepared a series of pro tect the public from i l ime. For 'The Parolee Act and Ihe Inter instance*, a s " Lo the Fresh Pursuit •state Compact thereunder, have, as Value Pro vex! posals designed to eliminate some of the more glaring Act, last fall in New York near the well. provi.a'M prompt protection lo "Tlills every one of the Commis inequalities in taxation. All credit is due this commit- Massachusetts stale line a criminal the citizens. In lJeeemuer pi 193/ sion;. four model acts and the Com gang seized a car. doubtless propitia one Clro Martin, alias Lee Morrison, pact itself,-in addition, have definite f°r hard work and sincerity—but expert opinion. tory to jHTpotrating n ii«iinr of paroleu some time previously by ly proved tlieir value to the Ameri i seems to hold that a vast amount of labor has produced violence, and made for the Massa Illinois. Was released from an Iowa can ix'ople, almost before the ink chusetts' line. Tin? New York State prison alter sei vm • a t T in tiieie wa.s dry oji llieir enaetlnent." ■ only a very small mouse. police started in pursuit but could He was immediately taki n into cus In addition to seeking enactment For example, the existing undistributed, profits tax not overtake- them before tluy tody by the Illinois authorities, for by all states of these model bills, ARTHUR <1 RANDOM WOOIH'ILLl) reached the line. Having been. Just return to Illinois for the violation the Interstate Crime Commission, of ► is one of the most indefensible levies ever conceived. informed of the recent enactment of his parole. He sued out a will, which Common Pleas Judge Richard Economists, journalists, business men, 1 reasury experts (13 years old. by both N w York and Mnssa of habeas corpus 41s to the right of 11a .home of Essex County is chair- Lives a t 1527 Muiih avenue. chusclts of the Fresh Pursuit statute. the Illinois authorities to remove 111 1. l’ms administrative corqmittees. and others credit it with having been a major influence him from Iowa, and a hearing was ai ivcly at work in these fluids; con- Married Antoinette Bennett dr I he New York police raced across in bringing on the Collapse in business, in that it heavily the line, armed with the authority held in the Lee County Court be I of the sale and possession of Manasquan, N. J.. in 1.899. She died of Massachusetts’ police officials, and fore Judge John M. Rankin. At li.eiums; control of the sale and penalizes concernsVhat want to build and expand and in 1907 and live years later he mar 'captured the gang in Massachusetts this hearing the Interstate Com use of marihuana; criminal statis create surpluses ou«jof profits. Yet the House commit ried Margaret MeNicol. He has two after a gun bat tie. in which one of pact. signed bill *1 few weeks before tics; crime prevention;* development children. Wt 11 . R. who is connected I-the criminals was wounded. This by Governor Horner o! Illinois and of uniform procedures for use of tee has not advocated that this law be repealed, but with the stock registration depart I act thus definitely proved its value (iovernor Krasehcl ol Iowa, was prosecuting officials operating under ment ol the. N . York Tiu. t Co,, immediately after its enactment. stipulated into evidence as authority uniform acts, and the clearance of 5nly that it be modified to a relatively small extent, Combatting Social Disease and Thomas ,1. ll who is known for for ills removal from Iowa b.v the information between states in parole Such failure to correct injustice can’t be expected to his walk in landscape gardening. Acted Quickly Illinois officers. The defendant con and probation of administration. Al cause penalized investors and industries to spend money ______By SAMUEL M. JOYVITT Mr. Wood field Was .porn in 1876 "But the New York police did ndt tended that the ..Compact was 1 111- though some states have not yet H ealth Officer, Hillside Board of Health in Suiinyside. lluiipTdon County. stop will) |his For they were fui- eoiislilnliminl. The court dismissed ci me led the model legislation, (‘very r'for purposes that create jobs, opportunities and new N. J. Ho . i idled a I YVf ; i n Mary llier advised of the recent enact this contention and ordered him 1c state and the Federal government Syphilis and Marriage syphilis present in an applicant lie ment by both New York and Mass reports the facts to the health hf- land fCollege. Johns Hopkins Uni turned to Illinois " iiiv now represented in the commis Wealth. Time was when marriage could be versity.iCnmvll Ihm i tiy Columbia achusetts of the Commission's mode' The first interstate probation su- sion's activities. -The present Congress is on trial. If it wills, it can entered into without the formality fleer in whose jurisdiction he reside University. extradition act authorizing (lie. of a license. Doubtless the innova The infected person may not many prompt removal of - fugitives from repeal such dangerous taxes as this, and correct a con tion which required permission of unless the health a u to u t,ilh ,i\,p i , Today lie is distri • clerk of lull justice from one . lair lo Ihr other, fiscatory tax system, thus creating confidence and faith the State for the contract was re renewed all the facts. decide that side, also supervi ing principal, upon their mere sigi.ying of a writ garded by som e'as an unwarranted the disease is not likely to be trans which post he us,sun (1 in 1913. He ten waiver, and without waiting for in the future. intrusion of government into a mitted to the spouse or to offspring. was also supervisin; principal and tedious, technical, and expensive ex purely personal matter. The absolute secrecy of all records district clerk of Township Schools tradition proceedings. The polar Happily, in this more enlightened of examination should- be provided from 1906-1916. immediately obtained such waivers * DEATH BEGINS AT FORTY age, there is not the same resent for, and the applicant should haw He .belong.- lo the Hillside Rotary under the net from the members of ment al the suggestion that the the right of a judicial review in Club, where he is frequently called 'the gang, and took Them bark U) The Travelers Insurance Company has just issued State requires hill of health from cases where a license is refused. upon lo lead mging. Also member New York State for prompt trial a little booklet, “Death Begins at Forty,” in whichTt prospective life partners, for this Surely these are not harsh or un of Hillside Flks No. 1591. B. I*. O. E„ that is, all except the man in the B u y requirement is every bit as valid as reasonable provisions, and anyone N. j. Schoolmasters' Club. Maryland hospital. Thus the liisl two of life is pointed out that underlying reasons for America’s that of a marriage license. For the with a sense of responsibility . to his Society Of N. Y., N. J. Stale Teach horrifying automobile accident record in 1937 were “too public health is involved, and. that or her partner in marriage, as well ers’ Association, National Education is a major concern of government. a/5 to their putative children and Association. Suburban Golf Club, N. much speed and too little courtesy.” BOOM 111 n o \ l o w ■ By all laws of health, Syphilis in /he whole community, will offer no Y. Schoolmaster.-.' Club. American Built on your lot $290 - According to the booklet, statistics show that if one a communicable stage should be a objections to them. Association of School Administra j Rooms ii»* barrier to marriage, menacing the To those whose objections are on tors, Progress!'.<• Educalion Associa $ 3 9 5 has an accident while driving under forty miles an hour health of the marital partners and sentimental grounds, the answer is tion. * Special there is only one chance in forty-four that somebody of the children of the marriage.' It that no syphilitic person need be He is a member of the Methodist •r* TVrni*__3 -5 A «■ UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. is, too, a threat to the happiness of barred permanently from marriage. | Protestant Church. ^will be filled, but if the accident comes while one is h 11 i) > ■ 11 u i 11 a nyw lii'i'o. the marriage, for almost as bad as For thq disease -can be made non- 1 Hobbies include music, fishing, ELIZABETH, N. J. r traveling faster than forty, there is one chance in nine the disease itself is the emotional communicable by modern-treatment, golf. SPEC IAL 2-CAR GARAC.E$198 Ah low iih S
The ELIZABh 1 H WEBflM sys* Lem of teaching Beauty Culture _____ 1 .75 Successors to is recognized in the Profession as TO being of the highest quality. mj POVEY MOTOR CAR CO. * t V'■> A if you trade in Our Instructors are practical /-’A operators with not less than TEN ?r old lamp YEARS of teaching experience. SCENE: Early evening. Dad's as representatives for a b o u t to leave on a business trip . VISIT OUR SCHOOL and com 1 1 he lamp illustrated is the Lenox 1 t ‘Ur < r. A pare the work of our students t China I,amp will) silk shade. ■ with the work of the students in Price domnlclc mCT?i bulb, $11.75 OLDSMOBII.E any other school. We assure you DAD: “I'd rather be kicked ing you up in the evening." cash, or $10.75 if you trade in an there Is no comparison. than make this trip at this old lamp. Ollier I.K.S. table lamps When you're away it’s easy with pottery base. 66.95 with old CADILLAC , Your Nearest Hair Dresser time." to be home— by telephone. It lamp trade-in. Slightly higher if costs little, especially at night purchased on terms. Is Our Best Recommendation MOTHER: “ I t’s only a few alter 7, and on Sundays, when COMFORT WIRING- Additional LA SALLE FREE Employment Service days, Dad. Try to enjoy it, rates are reduced on calls of 50 idlfCtl ie. iTiiflrt* for- « ' < * # * plac can’t you?” miles and over...IOO miles for ing of lamps can be installed .by your Positions Are Guaranteed local electrical dealer at small cost. 35c, 400 m iles for 80c (station- Term* of payment may J^e- nrronpcd Sale and Service DAD: “ Not a chance! Any to-stat ion 3-minute calls 41 Central Ave. . Mitchell 2-1433 way , don’t forget I ’ll be call within the United States). 582 MORRIS AYE., ELIZABETH But. llalHcy S i W uH hinjfton St#*. PVBLICkUiSERVICE NEWARK, N. 4. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Page Four THE HILLSIDE TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1938
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Court Rodim Tn the Court House, I ly virtue of t lie above-stated writ of orner formed UV the i crosses Frelinghuysen avenue, New aid Southerly line of city of Elizabeth, N. J., *»n fieri facias to m e directed 1 shall expose WEDNESDAY. T H E 3i»TH DAY ark. for sale by public vendue, In the District vith the Westerly line Geddes To Run Present Role Is (now known as Bloy S.. ) thenefr run- MARCH'. A. D., 1938. Rejief Director Louis R. Wallack Court Itoom, In the Court House, in the It two o’clock In the afternoon of — j, m Grapes Are In! announces the Emergency Relief Ad city Of, Elizabeth, N. J.. on ning (1) South eighty-'fou ilegrees an.I 'thirty seconds \V long th day. W EDNESDAY, T H E 30TH DAY OF All that saiil tract or p a n e l of lano^n Wynn’s Funniest ministration will establish a central Southerly ...... of Chapman Street. Hity MARCFI, a . D., 19.18. and premises htyvli,alter particularly de- | For Assembly relief depot here with Harry C. at two o'clock in the afternoon of !#iid feet-; tiler •e (3) Southerly a t right angles .scribed, situate, lying and be in),' in the I By BEULAH V. GILLASPIE Street, Force as full time deputy director day. Township of Hillside, in the County ol \ All the following then.ee (3) Easterly para Director, Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen Union ami the Slate of New Jersey. I in charge. ” land herelnalte man Street fifty feet; thr und premises 1>irticul.ur- B E< 11 NX I M l at a point on tit" North-_§ f Charles R. Geddes, formerly coun Tax rate for 1933 will be $4.77, a ly d«hcvUmuI, situ. la. lying a erly parallel with the nd belng U> erlv line of H arvard Avenue distant fivn cilman in Roselle Park, has an the ’’ownship of Hillside, in Hi County one u ml red feet to the drop frOm the 1932 rate of $5.31. hundred fifty-nine feet Westerly froi of U lion and SU te of New J. soy. line R Chapman Street nounced that lie is* CandidaU- roi ,|U. i’ll': el-sect ion of • the said Norther! Rotaiy* Club recommends estab CUNNING at u norlli- and plaee of REC, IN.NI.Nt return to the State Assembly, in HI*. a'point on 1 line of H arvard Avenue with the w esterly lishment o iti Coihmunity Chest pere eHy line '*! YJr-g •nia Street at a i'winl. Be the following letter received by The In distant 392.18 feet w •si N:u in iefeftt Ttvehty ■■*■•.* *. * D fttn -lilt*- id' New - Y.'U'k Plat e as indicated by to consolidate-all drives for funds. rly from „ Htake; thence North 'Seven' degrees . the new westerly line of Salem Avenue ’Block N um bered Five Home News: Township Committee names water ihiriy-one minutes East eighty feel to • us now laid out; thence running. (1) (5) as 'laid dim a stake;- thence South eighty-two; do- A “After carefully considering eveiy rates investigating committee, con- northerly at right angles to Virginia titled. “ Map o glees iwenly-nine minutes W t^ thirty- angle of the many requests of vari Street 125 feet; thence (HI westerly, and Lust or St Luste sisting- of Jacob Kunz, William M. nine feet to another stake; thnWrc Houth parallel with Virginia Street 33 feet; beth. N. J. ous groups within the Republican Raphael and Paul Yamarick, ana , - degrees thirty-one minutes West thence (3). southerly parallel with the Bel 1 1,11 party, and the many pledges and municipal . costs’ survey committee, first course 135 feet to the said north as No. 540 Chu ■ m a n HtreiH, Hillsit eighty feet to the Northerly line of Harvard Avenue; an-.l thence along said offers of support from so many including Frank J. Lyman .John erly line of ’Virginia Street; thence (I) New Jersey. line of Harvard Avenue in an Easterly merchants, business men and women Thomas, Jtimes F. McCarthy, Oden easterly .along tlie sam e 33 feet to the point and place of DEC IN NINE. interest from February 5. 1938, d ireclinn thirLy-uAne feet to the point of tlie various industries in our Libby and Alexander M. Ellam. There is due approximately $1,311.73 and place of TtfcJCi INNI NO. - Being Lots No. ’103. lli-l and 1G5 Block county, and being honored by so First high school football schedule with Interest from February 3, 11)38, and LEE S. RIGBY, Sheriff. many loyal supporters, I cannot help is announced. is Is. SARAH (’.. VOOEL-NEEI >13LL. Sol’r. No. 3. which appear upon Map No. 1 LEE S. RICH IY, She •Yes S33.G8 EDJ&l-l L’— O X - 1 (J75 Mar I-It West Lyons Farm s, which m ap is filed as but consent to their wishes, and so 'ARMAN <’. Rlii.N’A, Sol’r. -H. do hereby offer myself as a candi ON riNGRY HONOR ROLL C m $ lli.80 EDJ&HT—CX- ■SHERIFF'S SALE In (Mm nr Being commonly known ami,designated date for return to the Assembly in Charles Burkinan-son of Mr. and H om e (Jo No. 375 H arvard Avenue, Hillside, ali* •the 1938 primaries. Mrs. Eric Burkinan, of 856- Gale S H E R IF F ’S S A L E - In Chancer of New Unde Stales, * (fm)iiain a nt. and iiputely $4.87.7.70 "I fully ‘realize .the necessity of a way. is listed on the honor roll - of Jersey. Ret ween Hom e Own s’ Loan tleraj i. el als. defendants. Fi. rltli Interest fro uurv 5. 1938 And unified rank and file in the Re the Pingry School for the *past Corporation, a body corporal* sale of mortgaged premises. United Stales, complainant, and K-.irl By virtue Of the abovV-stated L E E S. RIC.BY, She publican party if we are to be suc month. Nauer'z, et als., defendants. Fi. fa. for fieri facias to me. directed I shall SARAH G. VOGEL-NEED ELL. So cessful in the coming elections. I side of m ortgaged premises. .for sale by public vendue, in the Fees $30.10 El >J&HT-^-CX-1C77 11a Hy virtue ot the above-stated writ of have repeatedly said, and repeat PATRONIZE fieri facias to me directed ‘1 shall expose that the sales tax issue that splii lor sale by public vendue, In the Dis OUR 4 trict Court Room, in the Court House. the Republican party in 1935 has In the city of E lizabeth, N. J., on been definitely settled, and there is ADVERTISERS 'WEDNESDAY. THE-30TH DAY QF absolutely no logic in continuing to ED WYNN M ARCH,-A: D.. 1338. keep the factionalism alive witlnn who has made a triumphal return to at two o'clock in the afternoon of said Grassman & Kreh day. our party. We have many vital tho stage in musical hji “Hooray Sheriff’s Sale ALL those certain lots, tray is or p ar issues confronting us today that re for What!" at the Now York Winter cels of land and premises hereinafter quire immediate action on our part, <11 KRIFF’S SALK In <’h:incery of New particularly described, situate, lying and Garden, Critics and public alike ND, what a deal of luscious .lyr.se.s'. Botwo.n Home O w ners’ Loan being in die T ow nship of Hillside, in Engineers lor Hillside issues of such importance as to af acclaim this the funniest of all his A •dishes can be offered tho fam th the County of Union and State of New Jersey; fect the very livelihood of ouV peo musicals. ily or guests, these days, with big, 433 N. Broad St., Elizabeth ple. Tiiis requires a loyal and cour ’ Wash the grapes and sc* par Oily of Washington, District ol BEpINNINO In tlie Southerly line of bursting, juicy grapes as the base. ml.ia, complainant, and Adolpli Chapm an Street a t a point distant W est ageous facing of facts, if the best t u\.. ct a Is., defendants. Ki. la. Broadway's outstanding musical Ask the men-folks how this sounds pulp from skins. Cook the p ulp erly four h u n dred fifty-five*feel and fifty- Phone EL 2-3770 interests of our people are para coined;., "TIooiiy for Wlml.” now ' ( k ; i seven n n e -h u n d red th e of a foot from the mount in the minds of those elected to them jificr a busy day "Grape Slowly UUtJfsDft.jyion press thru ------1. m its thirteenth capacity week at; Pie* with Cheese Cream Topping.” to office. Let us not be unmindful the Winter Garden, has proven one a sieve. Mix the pulp and skins ; of the fact that the eyes of the thing, that Ed Wynn is still the! Then stop tormenting and make it heat in a double boiler. Mix GEORGE COMPTON HARRY SCHNABEL ’ country are upon New Jersey, in the for them. A simple recipe, too. outstanding comedian on toe stdge. sugar, flour and salt and add -i President Sec’y-Treas. coming elections, and we must pledge After being away from the stage GRAPE PIE WITH CHEESE SOLONDZ BROS. CO., Inc. ourselves as loyal American men aim ually to Tho grapes. Cook, stin lor five years, tin* critics received CREAM TOPPING HILLSIDE SUPPLY C O M P A N Y women, believing in the principals of Mr. Wynn' as if he'd been a gift from constantly, until thickened Add t Lumber - Millwork - Screens the Republican party, to carry on 1 V/2 quarts Con- IVfe tablespoons LO -ASH COAL heaven. John Anderson summed up ter and lemon juice and cool sin the great tradition of our state.1 most of the critics’ opinion by call cord grapes butter Koppers Colic Fuel Oil Paint and Hardware Peace—unity—and honest coopera ing Wynn "the eight funniest men Vz cup sugar 1 tablespoon ly. Pour into baked pie shell • tion will accomplish this. in the world.” "Life” magazine \z cup flour lemon Julep cool. Top with the whipped >■. Lumber Mason Materials Storm Sash & Weather Strip Worked 20 Years called the show “the funniest show Few grains salt 1 baked pie shell mixed with the cottage ehc. . . 100 Route 29 Phone WA.-3-9212 Phone WA 3-4000 471-481 Lyons Ave., Irvingtqn “For the past twenty years I have of the year.” Atkinson. Watts, worked honestly and consistently for Coleman. Mantle. Lockridge, Brown, Whipple and even Nathan- praised the best interests of the Republican “Horray for what." “In The Shade of the New Apple the new North Broad street bridge, party and the people-of our County Tree" and “I ’ve Gone Romantic.” eliminating toe grade crossing. Wynn’s dressing room has been the 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone: ELIZABETH 2-3193 of Union, having been elected and Mecca of all the famous names in Sufficient material to serve as a Five Years Ago Visit Our New Completely Equipped having served as committeeman, New. York during the last thirteen suitable ‘background for Ed Wynn’s councilman, mayor and assemblyman buffoonery. D’rc Clayton A. Mentzer, health of Basement for your Home Needs weeks. Among those who visited the ficer. is killed by an automobile as he Vincent's Refrigeration of the 160th session of the Legisla comedian were such people as Mayor ture, and I am indebted to the vot LaGuardia, Governor Moore of New Shop at SOLOMON'S and OIL BURNER SERVICE ers of Union County for the loyal Jersey and the whole State Senate, 'support given me at all times, and Postmaster General Farley, Ex Gov Looking Hack “ONE OF HILLSIDE’S GOOD STORES” All Makes are the same to us — WORK GUARANTEED I pledge myself, if elected and re ernor Alfred E. Smith, Governor turned to toe Assembly, to honestly Braun of Maine. Governor Murphy 1299 Liberty Ave. Hillside 207 Ryan Street Hillside, N. J. and sincerely work for the best in of Michigan, Governor Lehman of Ten Years Ago terests of all our people, so that I insurance New York, ex Governor Hoffman Petition containing 300 signatures mqy merit the honor and confidence and many others. Theatrical names placed in me. submitted to Board of Freeholders who came to laugh with Wynn and asking county to take over lyfaple "In conclusion, may 1 say that stayed to praise him include Morris avenue as county road and extend it my reason for announcing my can Gest. Beatrice Lillie. Douglas Fair to proposed new state highway 29. KEEP THE TEMPERATURE UP didacy at this early date is due to banks Jr.. Gregory Raioff, Jean Her- New Republican Club, Lincoln Re a bill now pending in the 'Legisla- sholt. Gary Cooper. Deanna Durbin. publican Club, is organized, with an GEORGE COMPTON R E N T ASTYLE NEW TYPEWRITER ture, and if enacted would change j Sid Grauman. Janet Gaynoc, Gene nouncement that it will place a And Fuel Bills Down! the primary election from Septerru-1 vieve Tobin and innumerable others. ticket in the field in the May pri AND SON ANY MAKE ber back to May. Further, I am a d -1 But Wynn is not the only thing in mary election. More heat for your money if you BURN WAGNER’S hering to a principle that any can-1 “Hooray for What!” He is supported Months for $5- by an admirable and important cast. South Hillside Improvement Asso REAL ESTATE PREMIUM. QUALITY PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL* didate aspiring to office should make j ciation votes recommendation to known his intentions at least three Paul Haakon, whose dancing has INSURANCE graced many a Winter Garden revue, Township Committee that sewer and Rental Fee Applied months in advance of election, in street paving assessments be spread ! Established 1910 order that the voters may have am is on hand to supply some of the Wagner Coal Company in Case of Purchase Lerpsichorean interludes. Dorothy over at least ten years. Appraisals Made ple time to consider his character, Plan and Art Commission w ins: ability and sincerity of purpose in Stone and Charles Collins , are the- 1441 North Broad Street 1344 Liberty Ave. Hillside, N. J. REPAIRS - SALES romantic interest in the show. Miss concessions from Lehigh Valley Rail- j Wavcrly 3-8891 Phones: WA. 3-2489, 3-8116; UN. 2-2£?2 seeking office.” Stone needs no introduction to the road m its fight to have better ap- | Charles R. Geddes was born in public which has known her work proaphes, lighting and railings*on Price 29.50 New York in 1888. In 1897 he moved ever since she made her debut with to Bayonne, in 1917 to Roselle Park, her famous father, Fred Slone. Mr in 1933 to Union. He was educated Collins' work, particularly in his mo in -Bayonne public schools, studied tion picture “The Dancing ' Pirate.’ Slifei Typewriter Co. law for two years, then entered the has earned hinVa reputation second 237 CLINTON AVE. NEWARK jewelry business. He served the bor only to.Fred Astairebs . Vivian- Vanccv ough of Rbselle Park from 1920 ‘to who plays the blonde menace, has Bigelow 3-4919 1926, was a member of the State had a meteoric rise to fame. As Assembly 1936. member of Council of usual in a Shubert Winter Garden tell you State Governments 1936-1937, mem show toe pulchritudinous chorus ber of Jr. O. U. A. M., Elks, Knights plays an important part in the’pro of Pythias, Woodmen O. W., and ceedings. • ■ ' numerous social, civic and political Howard Lindsay, who wrote “A bodies. He is serving his third term Slight Case*of Murder “ with Damon Combat as president of the Five Points Re Runyon, and Rusjgel Crouse wrote s ol happy publican Club, one of the largest the book of "Hooray for What!”. E. active Republican clubs in the State. Y. Harburg and Harold Allen sup- “PINK TOOTH BRUSH” He is a follower of the Lutheran -plied -the music which includes -sufi.il faith: * song • hits as "Down With Love." with Ipana and Massage
HAT tinge of “pink” on your splendid cleansing agent; it is Ttooth brush is a warning that especially designed to help the your gums are in an unhealthy massage firm tuc gum walls, condition. It means that too keep gums firm and sound. much soft foods have weakened Made in Hillside by your gums— robbed them of the Bristol-Myers Company exercise they need to stay firm and healthy. To keep gums healthy, to keep teeth sparkling white, many dentists recommend Ipana. Each time you clean your teeth rub a little extra Ipana into your gums. For Ipana is not only a
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High School Squad Cut; Seniors Play Large Turnout For H. S. School Notes SPORTOPICS Schedule Practice Games Faculty Again By the Pupils Track; Schedule Ready The pupils ol grade 5-1. Hurden- The outfield will be (flit cortsider Looker School have Just completed Bv ARNtH-D McC'LOVV Over Hundred Aspirants { I,,,, „ f I lii 1,1 •t’noifont H«H- School ably yet, with veteran Russell "Red” Will Attempt to Wipe Out mi interesting project: In our so The m‘cess-ify for ( uttrng; the*iia>rgo turnoui i>f candidates for _ .1 . km geS T s q u a d s Ulkaual'-m eett, 'WEtrinanco Park. cial science class we have been Eliminated By Coach Hill returning and Curtis and Mc- Defeat On Protested History Answers Call May 24 Union High School (dual high school baseball team down to little more than the final squad i Entee able to take care of an out meet). Union. studying the Southern s lathy Our he carried has its had features as well as the good. Coach Al "Red" Weiner moved field post when one or the other is Basket To-nieht teacher. Mrs. Alice' DravlvUet us Forty-four boys turned out for the May 28--Union County champion- Coach "Red” Weiner naturally can give little attention to any quickly this week as he cut his not pitching. In addition, Weiner ships, Westfield. divide the class fiuo seven groups.- usplrn-m-wlule -lu-has-a-hall deaen trying out for the same position. At crowd ^ of candidates for the high has the following on his outfield first outdoor track practice ol the Each group chose a chaivmaft and Once again tonight, the High season, called on Monday by Coach June 4 - State championships •the same time ii is almost impossible to determine the natural ability school’s basphall squad down to- 30 roll: Ed Butler, Charlie Winnicki, School Seniors basketball team will Montclair, then planned what they would make or polic'dial development of a candidate who is watched taking his ti’TO yesterday, eliminating about 1 0 0 George Perweiler.*Steve Michel. Bob (Valter KvunTbiogel. to tell something about the project be thirsting for revenge when they Almost all the mejnbers of*the in at bat. three or four times a day for only two or three clays. A little other aspirants. Popola.' LeRoy Rubin, Pete Huma- play a return game with the they had chosen to work on. more time is necessary in most cases, particularly with the weather Juifc Infield call Monday brought out nick and1 John Robinson. door team'were present in addition The "lumber” group made a thea Faculty on the High School court. ty about thirty newcomers. This leaching the stage where the baseball fever suddenly causes every glove over 30 hopefuls. Tuesday, with the Two weeks ago they attempted to tre in which thc story of lumber is or mitt to be‘pulled out of the at l ie. Undoubtedly, more than one good previous day’s group slashed to less wtis one of Uie largest turnouts in Sonja IIt'iiio In shown from thc tree to the finished wipe out the sting of Faculty vic the history of the sport.ai Hillside prosper! will drop out ol sight Ihtoiiso there was-so -little opportunity to than half, a mob of outfield can Tavern Club Fids tories in previous years, but - went •product. Samples of wood of dil- prove himself. didates, was added, which he cut High. down by a 32-30 count on a pro With such interest shown at the May fair Til in ferent kinds art- on exhibit Thc Not that this indicates any argument with Weiner for his after Tuesday's practice and further tested play in an overtime period. children in this group arc Join; course, lie is beset by a difficult problem. Hillside has as diffi on Wednesday, The total squad' For Second Place start. Kriunbiegel looks forward to The protested shot, which decided tv stieees-Jul • seiiMin on 4he. cinder Matejlta. chairman; Irving Licht. cult a schedule to wade through this year its it has had in any will be reduced to about 25 over the the game, was one by Ed-Gottlieb track. Happy hdmg.. itiv in the oiling Robert Schulz, Dorothy Dlciwoi.ss of its hard seasons in the past. It is even difficult to get into week-end. Weiner indicated. The Tavern Club pulled into a of the Faculty which the Seniors Hillside’s 1938 outdoor track sched lui .the Sunja Henie fans! ' and Glenn Tcwe.v practice sessions because more Ilian one school feels-they could , Practice games between first claim was made from outside the rltappy Landing," a show aglow The "cotton" group made* a sand get as much experience in going out on the field against the 1937 string and second string nines' will fie for second place with the Three ule is as follows: Pals Sunday when they subdued the playing court. Tonight’s game, April 8..Ridgewood Relays, Ridge with joy-laden wonder, winging table showing a cotton field with -'Newark Bears or a major league team. get under way during the coming latter club twice in the Hollywood therefore,. should be hotly contested wood. Horn gay Norseland festivals to New thy Negroes * picking the lint. ' A The ii .ailt nt tha. i.. that no Hillside High School baseball coach|t‘ week, and several practice sessions Three Man League: Fat Mallack and the cards' seem to say that the April 23 Long Branch Relays. York wintertime spectacles, comes sample cotton 'gin and cotton by lor .some time to conic, at least iiniii alter the .school has had a very1#, are being arranged with other paced the winners’ attack with Seniors are due for a win. to the Maslair for a lour-day run products arc on display Elmer bail ba.'t-ball season, can afford to fool around long trying to develop ' schools, which should determine Long Branch. scores of 211. 189 and 205 for a GOG In the preliminary game the April 26 -Linden High School starting Saturday with a Sonja Mitchell was chairman of this group. good pla\ei out ol awkward aspiraniv Weiner must put his squad better the qualify of the 1938 local total. The. lone Pal triumph was Senior girls, who defeated the radani beyond imagining. His helpers were Robert Diehl, through a .strenuous (.raining period to get ii- working smoothly. team, and.ghje Weiner a chance to (dual meet), Linden. achieved by a towering G1 8 score Faculty women March 11, will play April 30 -Pennsylvania Relays. It tell., the story ol a song-writing Marilyn Kling, Gloria Kasak and In this connection, the plans Athletic Director Sam Dubow has work on weak spots before the open that was featured by^Clark’s 238. the Junior girls. Philadelphia, Pa. band legdel1 (Cesar Romero) who Shirley Worswick. revealed to carry on an extensive intra-mural baseball season this ing game on April 22 at New Bruns The seven piece orchestra of Her files across the Atlantic for a pub The children in the "rice" group spring sluyihl he encouraging to those who failed to make the wick. * Meanwhile, while the second place May 3 Belleville High School war was being waged. thc" leading bie Quittner will furnish music for (dual meet), Warinaneo Park. licity slum and comes down in a made two boxes; one showed three squad. Dubow will prove the success of the intra-m ural league Weiner has cut his pitching' staff Wolverines took advantage of the dancing after the games. Between Norwegian fog-bank- -almost in the workers in a rice field. The other if it is conducted as one jtist a "hit-or-miss" league, with the to six, including Pal McEntec, Ilai'- Pats’ setbacks to increase their lead I lie contests Esmeralda and Matilda middle ol a folk lestival known as a one was a shipping scene. The pupils ! boy. left to themselves to win or lose. There is .an opportunity low Curtis, John Intrabartolo, Dan to five games with 18 to go by win will entertain. Week’s Results At "Bride's Fair." The custom which in this section were Webster Vandc- j for Dubuw to try to teach baseball to plenty of enthusiasts who Kochan, Barton Lewis and Harry ning twice from the Farmers. Bob starts the trouble is a rule that d a mark, chairman; Nonna 11 n . Grace will lack proper technique unless someone lakes them in hand.' Rab, and his catchers to . five, in Woodruff, individual average leader, young man dames twice with the MeCrariy and William Seheidt. y Dubow. alter coaching high school baseball for sixteen years, has cluding Carmen Ferrigno, Dean rolled a 225 score in the final game ! Hollywood 5 Man Hillside Academy same girl -at the party, he has pro The members of the "nut" group i plenty of chance to impart a little of the dope to a different group Steward, Bill Gill, John Harayda that aided his team in taking the posed. were Raymond Vincent-, chairman; than in the past, and at the same time make it easier for Weiner and Ed Blftke. odd game. In the other match The band leader, a little bit Dorothy Seainiell. assist a ill; and | or am I’ylure roach to find good possibilities who have had some ’ The infield includes Frank Intra- Momms Dairy cemented the Snails League Results Charles Motors, Nasta Trucking amused because one lovelorn little helpers. Lorraine Wernicke. Faith opportunity to slum their stuff. bartolo as probably the best bet for to last place by handcuffing them to uul the Hillside Academy won their girl is giving him plenty ol his Meil and Edward Ulrich. We made Ini nn 11 inii imiiini lids acek that the township will shortly take first base; John Scnter, for second; a three game defeat matches Tuesday night in the favorite food hero worship—dances ji nut orchard showing pecan .iciii'ii ;•» improve the e.round in back m Galvin Coolidge School for use Ebbie Ellam for shortstop, and John Shorty’s Club Cafe. Ace O’ Hearts, i lininii .pal l)i lull li. id . hould be .drome news for,.baseball fans. D . r ,, . , . , „ „ „ Tins Sunday the Wolverines face the Legion and Hollywood Tavern Academy Five Man Bowling League. twice with Sonja Henie. That starts nuts and hickory nuts. We also Rab for third, with Hall Me.sco m j an aggressive Momms Dairy age.re- The scores: the' silvery, sumptuous show on its made vines to represent! p ■aunt Wnli the la i cl a inti-1 Im. i (,ut "I int* ground, work on 11 probably 5 ? J ° r . Claude Coiman d gaU(m (he gllaUs mcct thc T avm , teams were the winners in this week’s matches of the Hollywood Popolas way. vines. On display we have snmplcs v.ill be ain-d wi1 1 iin a i w wed;.. Robert O. Thompson, township Ed Moriis foi second. Frank Do- ciuB Wh le the Farmers and Three J. Popola 146 200 . ' 197 Don Ameche. the flying baton- of different nuts and nut .products. i hair man n| tin m i..be allaii.-. and loud.-- committee, along with Road Domnnck tor snorLslop and Anthony ,,aLs „„m:1 oul Ul, .s, hertuk Five Man Bowling League. The O.ci cu Frank M. Mite!: il .md Township Committee Chairman Harry scores: F. Heffner 174 180 HO wielder .s companion, knows there is The "fruit” groups elected John Callendriello and Ed Janowski for Three pals T. Popola 160 149 139 lit11<' i.r no .sincere interest in Ho Dzuna, chairman. He and hi.- a K Y i• • I,1 i ,\ '.i: . m...i ••Turman, are to look over the the property third. Itigneys 187 218 mero's attentions, inasmuch ms lie is ii.: ;■ -vk .-ini ..ml m.iki iln- i plan for ill am ount of work necessary Clark 146 238 181 Perkins 167 -177 204 F. Popola’ 208 sistants. Sophie Janowski. Donald Winter 180 213 177 J. Friedman 193 224 191 very much engaged to an American Cassidy. Josephine Siksniiis aim la pul the held m shape for baseball. t G. Wuesthoil , 1G1 168 161 girl played by Ethel Merman. From railin g the field in shape may be the m eans of saving the Gombos 156 167 20G 168 160 192 Florence Shoddy made a scene ms Week’s Winners In Madel Totals 881 940 tin., point on a whole new world,ol card hoard showing fruit tree, Junior Baseball League from extinction, as il will provide two F. Wuo.'.i half 140 185 ! liappnii.. opens lor film fails. fields, the ncu one and (lie high school field, for games. The Totals 482 G Gaering 226 216 224 Churle Motors grapevines, house, piekei g.n h : m • St. Catherine Loop Tavern Club Kodis 204 181 192 The a so< fate feature n ‘ You're fruit. t rucks can mil the I mil jiway. Township Committer might very well lie able to work out some Mikolas . 201 202 2.51 Only Youn • Once" with Lewis Stone There are crates read;, for hipping t\ pi,~