,pret Completely; Read THE ADS V f ,.•, "Speakmi About CARTERET PRESS FINO rr u vis win. (ARTERFX N .1, FRIDAY. SKITKMHKIt 1, 1939 PRICE THBKK Troth Announced (HAM TO OPEN Borough Hall, Softball Game Plans SHUTELLOS FETED Postmaster Lawlor Presents Plan ACCIDENTS, TO SHAVE AT PARTY MARKING H EXPENSE Main Victims 0[Severe Nor'easter For All You Tardy Correspondents OCCUPY Al Bemulock Almost Gets Washed Oat Of Office And 38TH ANNIVERSARY If You Have Neglected Or Forgotten About Those OF LOCAL hn-nts Placed Into Big Tilt Is Rained Out In Heavy Storm Here af Couple Recipient Of Gifts Unanswered Litters, Here Is Gentle Reminder I Avoid Budget 1 Mb«r OMfi n AIM'KRKT —The northeaster a,m<> reinforcement through man- CARTERET— For all those with a lint of letters they've "'""•h h,l Carteret and all other niter Thomas Donoghue assigning From Friends And Chil- Kxpenditurei gg put off writing, or just forgotten about. 1'ostmn.nt.pr Willinm Lutri Ol ftfetw )vrl ;'"""'"""ll(1' on the Eastern sea. RecordeRd r MichaeMih l ReskRko to play at dren On Saturday F. l*wlor, in company with postmasters throughout tho At Hi REASONS' '""'I did tittle wrlous damage, shortstop. The rt-corHer come* [y0R country, has a plan for rectification to go into operation the •'in rsmrd considerable incon- from the ball-playing family 00 GUESTS PRESENT first week in October. Measures caleu- v•meiire and disappointment. In which has furnished local team* ..,,,oii(ih admlnistra- Hi. latter category came postpone- with some fine playeni, and the CARTERET Mr. and Mrs. Jo- I,Hnt year National Letter-Writing Week was observed for the first time, and because it ,,|,,.ruling coats and '"nit of the baseball game be- police count on this addition to leph Shutello, Sr, of 73 Emervin CARTERRT — Minor , npi-iHtions for the was so successful it Is to be re- nd accidenta filled th» l»een tho Police and fire Depart- make the firemen quake deeper street were feted Saturday night mm Lnd Plmi Reopens ,,! department from menis, for the benefit of the Car- into their rubber boot* t a surprise party which a group peated this year, October 1-7 being •totter this week, Thm u wore taken this teret First Aid Squad. This tilt, The firemen meanwhile main- f their friends gave at Green- set aside for the purpoae. At that And Easts Unemployment •ne theft, report* to tk* fll i! heroine effective srhiduled for last night, will be tain a steady calm amid state- wich Gnrden in Wheeler Avenue. time we are all asked to get out •I American Tnak ttataff^ CARTERET — Slight en- Terminal CorponUoB,.fhfjf :IV About twenty plHyed instead at 6 P. M., Tues- ments they have some fine tricks A delightful supper was served the pen and paper, or even the couragement in the local em- i he department are •lay at the High School Stadium, up their own uleeves. after which there was dancing. typewriter, and gat off that letter itnlen wer» listed fei \'~ ployment situation wan received Tie mppers have meantime gotten f ( nntmutd on Pan* 2) The couple's children gave them a that has long bothered our con- lomellte pump; 100 f«fl this week in the news a number , |oyed on the garb large anniversary caku and a bou- science. Merchant and business nit cable; onn electric n of men had been hired at the 'nil-ks will work four quet of flowers. Women friends of firms will also send out special The articles were stolen Miss Jonn Rujko United State* Metal* Refining waterfront shed sometime ,,,,1 by putting in Mrs. Shutell. presented a large correspondence during the week. Company plant. Representatives we*n last Thursday and ,„ formerly for the Clubwomen To Stage Annual Fall parlor rug. Ovc In furtherance of the observa- persons were at the plant saic! thin did not when their loss was i. iv* will attempt to present. Arrangements were made tion the Post Office Department BUJKOS ANNOUNCE indicate any significant change Police Officer Chariot pn.sent schedule of by a committee of friends with has distributed the "Phantom Let- in conditions but %* due to tho ski arrested Charfe* Lindnttr, ,insc. Men employ- Flower Show Here Next Thursday Mrs. John Dorak as chaiman, as- ter," reprinted below, along with re-opening of the lead plant of 461 St. George's Aventw, ueepers will be em DAUGHTER'S TROTH sisted by Mrs. John Stonicher, a message from David Manley aa which hail been shut down for rile, and Bud Frank, 21, of L i time, each working Many Classifications Are Mrs. Mary Herlnor and Mrs. Su- follows: local Organization Opens reconstruction nomt> months St. George'* Avenue, Wert LM* !'j , week with propor- sanna Maiola, ' "It's so easy to write a letter, Listed For Exhibit In ago. en, for annoying young women ifp Engagement It Told At Others attending were: Mr. and because a letter is just yourself. i .e in pay. Campaign To Elect Madrak they drove about Cirtmt in «fc i Recreation Center Mrs. Michael Reagan. M. and Mrs. Fancy phrases aren't necessary !•.. wus called a temp- Party Sunday; Wed- automobile. They w«n chtiflt i ,1 indicate* nothing CARTKRKT -First steps fo Joseph Churilla, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- The best letter ii th« on* that ('ARTEIlET-NeT Thursday at LOCAL MAN GUILTY with disorderly conduct. iiiporling the candidacy of Am- seph Koval, Mr. and Mrs. John makes the reader say happily, "It ,.; Mittuch stated. ding In January the Recreation Center on Roose- Vincent Verte*. of SIS GofftV brose Mudrak for election to the Krasnak, Mr. and Mm. Michael just sounds like Take i step being taken velt Avenue, the Carteret Wo- win Street, Petth Amboy, tn CARTKRKT Mr. and Mis. Al House of Assembly were taken Mrat, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sank, , the cost of the de- man'* Club will hold iU 13th an- your pen now. Write acroat the OF TIPSY DRIVING ed at the plant of the U, 8, fonne Hujko, of ](>fi l!)th Avenue, this week when members of th Mr .and Mrs .John Stima, Mr. and Mtni the budget llm- nual fall flower sow. In the ah surface of that blank sheet just Refining Company, was taken i Newark, announced this week the General Democratic Organisation Mrs. Michael Chervanek, Mr. and • the taxes down as sencp of Mrs. Maurice Spewak merely what you would aay in Recorder Resko Sets $200 ou«ly ill Saturday. Dr. Ma a engagement (if their daughter, organized a Mudrak for Assembl Mrs. Michael Walko, Mrs. Julia who was to have been chairman, person. The simple words of Lin- Chodosh ordered him sent ta Jean, to Walter HryU-zuk, «un of Club with School Commissionei Prokop, Mrs, Mary l.ukach, Mrs. Emanuel Lefkowita, presi- Mr, coin's letters are great literature Fine, Revokes License First Aid Squad Ambulant* it I Mrs. W. Hrytrzuk, of 418 Wood- John Dzuritla an chairman. Abou and Mrs. John Helley, Mr. and •,tep at this time in- dent, will be in charge. because the words v*ere just his Perth Amtxiy General hoapftftf bridge Avenue, Wimdhridge, for- fifty members have been enroll? Mrs. Joseph Senkler, Mr. and Mrs. For Two Yari ii'critjf In trying to Assisting will be Mrs. Joseph own voice speaking. Write your churje of (ieorge Bensulotk, ft. '"i merly of Carteret. Mr. Rryieiuk and suitable clubrooms are bein Anthony Pluta, Mr. and Mrs. Paul CARTKRET Stanley Koniko ivtr the greatest re- Hlub, Mrs. Row C*vi, Mrs. Harry thoughts just as they come to you Morris Weiner, aged 7 fat isrmeniber of the supervisory staff sought. Chamra, Mr. and Mrs. John CM|>- wlch, of Ml2 Roosevelt Avenu ,llnr," he Mid, "and Yetman, Mra. Sidney Barrett and Then your letter will be a part of grandson of Mr, ancT Mrt. 8. at' ofthe II. S. Metals Kelininic Com- ik, Mrs. Mary Zanat, Mrs. Ann was found guilty of driving a ,.ir courage plainly. Mrs. Thomas Burke. The judges YOU and doubly precious to those Freidman, of Salejn Avenue, pany and department head of tho Riveres, Mr mid Mrs. Michael automobile while intoxicated whe of year when purely will be Mrs. John Anderegg, of you have remembered, Saturday afternoon just as a Tank House. Ati engagement First Aid Squad Donations Miglocz, Miss Anna Hnrirk, Mis* he appeared before Recorde are wont Colonia; and a member of the staff "Hut above all, don't let your driven by W. O. Nelson, of H party will he held at the home of Mary Borick, Miss Anna Stima. Michael Resko Thursday nigh ',,. number of men of Baumann Bros., florists, of letters he phantoms. Bring them Madison Avenue, Perth Am Misa llujko's i Swell Drive Total To f447 Other Guetti Konikowirh was driving an auto the street* rather mitN Sunday night, Railway. to life hy writing them." drove by. Nelson fearing th* The tentative Mr. and Mrs. John Pobrovioh, mobile owned by his -brother whe if them. But we are wedding date has CARTERET—Further dona- had been (truck by the car, tpdfc* Classifications include exhibits (Continual on Page 2) The Phantom Utter I in seeing that the been set for next January. tions to the Carteret First Aid t crashed into an electric pole in him to the office of Dr. for specimen and for artistic ef- I am the letter you MEANT to Bast Rahway at 4:30o'clock the for running this de- Mr. Krytczuk started at the U. Squad were reported this week Messinger, who uid the lad fects. In the former clan are ast- write. previous Sunday morning. The •i nvercxpended and S. Metals company as a weigher as follows: Employees of Hamill not injured. The boy said hf ern, marigolds, linnias, tnapdrag Hut you were too busy, or you crash broke the pole and injured IVI within our allow- in 1923. He rose to clerk and and (iillespie, $2.25; Carteret WORK STARTS SOON not touched by the car but ona, gaillardias, phlox, delphinium, kept putting it off, or you excused Konikowich. purpose." then foreman in the Tank House. and ordinary dahlias, three bloom: Bank and Trust Company, $10; stumbled. yourself by claiming you "didn't Dr. George Miller testified at L decided upon when In ll)ii!l he was. promoted to de- each. Also any annual or any per- Employees of Foster-Wheeler ON ERECTION HERE A Carteret man was also know what to say." the trial to having examined the cd in an accident in Perth AmbOf. i hi' borough treasur- partment head of the Tank House. ennial not mentioned, thre Corporation, tube mill, $27.fiO; So I never was written. man and found him unfit to drive, Walter O»yf of 163 fUndqtpk ,j .vrd that the portion He received his public school blooms each. Only one bloom i: Mary David and Edward A. And because I never Was written and said he also treated him for Street was taken to the Pi "' budget remaining training in Curteret, and his high necessary in the rose or large de- Strack, $1 each. These gitfs OF 17 NEW TANKS there is it question in the mind of his injuries, Amboy General hospital far i "in months, required school education in Woodbridge corative dahlia classes. House brought the total now received oiie of your friends; or a pleasant Konikowich was fined $200 plus ment for a fractured shoulder and''",'- t the rate of eipend- where his family later moved. He plants arc also included in the to $447.26. Carteret Firm Will Begin bond with some one has been $26.50 court costs, and his driving bruised kr/e and thumb after W»ff' - usurer, Alexander is also u gruduato of Newark Tech- speciman exhibit. The Squad is also making an broken; or there is loneliness in license revoked for two years. He automobile was in collision with a,,/ u,t completed instal nical School, New York University Under the artistic effect head- appeal for donations of sheets, Work Immediately On the heart of one. who thinks of yen. wax represented by Nathaniel A. motorcycle at Hall Avenue and, i> (ikkeeptng •yatem by and the Polytechnic Institute of ing are numbered arrangements in and pillow cast's for use on the Expansion Plans It wan vich an easy thing to have Jacoby. Jacques Streut. **-. iiiiiCM saa.be. ilwyn Brooklyn. va*es, bowls, baikala uul £tkfc«a ambulance. Those desiring to done—thuf hitter -wWeW thotM • I every department of utensils. Also arrangement for a make stieh gifts' way" gt»«r flfcrt AfMTOVED BY COUNCIL have been written. Rut you let .Tit. child's tray and a miniature ur to any member of the squad, or VfW T0 PLAN PICNIC the time pass, and somewhere a KIRCHNER IS ELECTED rangemriit not to exceed seven leave them lit the Borough Hall. CARTKRKT Frederick IMutt- LOCAL GIRL SETS friend, or a family, or even an ac- AT SESSION TUESDAY inclu-s over all. Any miscellaneous Thtx squad has been assisting ner, HiHiiuKei- of the (ieneral Amer- BY LOCAL RIFLE CLUB quaintance, is the poorer. SOFTBALL' arrangement will ulso be consid- the Woodbridge squad this week ican Tiink Storage anil Terminal Carteret Post Included DATE FOR WEDDING ered. by answering calls from thiit Corporation, stilted this week work The word that would have \Officers Are Named At Posters, giving classifications township while the Wocidbridge is due to start shortly on construc- brought cheer to the sick one was Jn Oaring Plans For .1) THURSDAY Session Sanday In and details of tHe showfi are dis- ambulance is laid up for re- tion of the .seventeen new tanks to not written; tho gracious thank September I Oth Agnes Wollschlager To Be* played in store windows through- pairs. The Woodbridge ambu- be liuilt hy the concern on its La- you for a favor done or a gift ex- Headquarters Here out the borough, There is no lance was in an accident recent- fayette Street property. Permis- changed was never mailed; the CARTKRET — Star Landing come Bride Of Malwitz Officials, Firemen charge for making entries and ad- ly. Two calls had been taken sion for erecting the tanks wast happy ones who wished to know Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, On September 16th i Vie In Novel Contest < AIM'F.liF.T The Like Island mission to the public to view the care of prior to yesterday's re- granted by the liorough Council that you shared their happinesa; will hold a special meeting Tues Riflt und I'Uol (lull elected offi- show will be free from 2 o'clock port. at a special meeting Thursday and the unhappy ones who so crav day night to plan for the picnic CARTKRET—Miss Agnes WoU» •*. ei-rs ed a word of sympathy are wonder- At Stadium Sunday at iis clulirooma, 14 on. Only residents of Carteret may night. to be held at Bound Brook Sun- •chlugur, (laughter of Mr. and ;i ing at your silence. ; Lafayette Street. Those, chosen make entries and all flowers An asphalt mill, for producing day, September 10, by all pouts in Mrs. Edward Wollschlager of 79 ii I A softball game Chow Mein Will Be Served are as follows: President, Conrad shown must be grown in the bor- that product, will ulso be construct- I am just a phantom letter. Middlesex and H'unterdnn Coun- Emerson Street, will be married.^ players sit astride Kirchm-r; vice president, R. Turn ough. Entrants mutt furnish their At G.O.P. Women's Session ed. The tanks are not to contain ties. Fed Hoffman of Carteret has Saturday, September 10, to Har- •.£ I bf the feature of er; treasurer. Harold Huber; sec own containers and call for them anyhighly inflammable material, I,am the letter you DID write. charge of arrangements for Car- old Malwiti, son of Mr. and Mnv.'is lie staged by And for reUry, Frank Neumann, at the close of the ahow, Entries CARTERET—-A chow mein sup- and are to be fitted with modern Joyfully, cheerfully, 1 sped on teret and vicinity. Rudolph Malwitz, of 208 Wa*h- ; 'nmpuiiy Thursday November 18 the club will will be accepted from 10:00 A. M., per will follow the meeting of the approved safety devices, acocrd- my way, expectant for the warm The Indies' Auxiliary of the. ington Avenue. The. ceremony wt8 me will start at 7:30 award four turkeys, the awards to 12:30 P. M. First and second Ladies' Republican Club tonight at ing to the arrangements. welcome 1 knew awaited me wher- post will entertain the county bu performed at Zion LutbeiMK.r^ •il be played under being mude at the clubhouse. awards will receive prizes, thud, No. l Fire Hull, with Mrs. George ever my destination. council Tuesday, September 12, at Church, by the pastor, Rov. ~ HiKh School Stadium. Mr. Plattncr said the construc- Allun Kirclmcr of the club honorable mention. Snow. Mrs. Alexander Comba and I went into the eager hands of a meeting ill No. 1 Fire, Hall. Mra. trick Noeldeke. 1 it mis will coiiposc tion work will likely last for a three shooting with the. Middlesex Coun- Mix I). Williams in charge. At the a mother or a father, and I watch- Ursula Freeman is chairman. Miss Wollschlagcr was > )i meets the smoke month period, and local labor will ty Sheriff's oiTire No. 2 team in business meeting a pair of hand ed old eyes grow bright as my mes- Friday night at a surprise shOWCIf" '; loseph W. Mittuch be hired wherever possible. the recent police matches at Tea embroidered pillow cases will bo sage of love and remembrance was iven by Mr. Malwiti' mother at; ; md throw out the LAST RITES HELD The Council also grunted the ap- neck, made u score of 21)8 out of awarded by Mrs. Robert P. Wil- read and re-raad. CHURCH TO RESUME er home and attended by a larg*',l, plication for the transfer of the u possible ;iO(l. This record tle( son and plans will be made for the I went to the absent friend of umber of friends. i- 1 the Fire Company liquor license held by Stephen GIT- the highest score of any New Jer- FOR BERTI SZABO Full and Winter activities. After yours and brought to him or her the The other guests were the Art*,:'•}• I'cterson, James gor for the bur at Slovak Hall in SERVICE^ SUNDAY owing: Mr. and Mrs. HerilMwf- sey contestant in the mutch. the. meeting there will be card news of early intimates; I renewed iii.l Leslie Olbricht, Wheeler Avenue to Matthew >'uchs and sun, Roland, Mr. and" ^ Services Conducted From games, and at their conclusion the Kondrk. to them the picture of their home •leux, Pred Miller, Ohio Visitors Entertained supper will be served. circle, und with them I relived 'resbyterian Pastor An- hlrs. Samuel Wollschlager, AdolpbJ § •, Ewattt Grohman, Home By Rev. Alexan- hours of friendly and wArm-heart- Slotwinski, Miss Emma Malwitayj! '<••'•, Edward Dolan, nounces Calendar For Mr. und Mra. 1'. Maklune. and chil- , By Presbyterian Minister CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY ed activities. <, William CaMey, der Darocsy 3 CHURCHES HOLD dren, Henry, Edna and Elsie; Mr. f I went to the newlyweda and in CACRTERET—Kathleen Schuck 1st Fall Meeting md Mrs. Frank Malwkr, Mr. aadl|; !• i ph. Sarrillo, Char- CARTKUHT Hev. and Mra. your name rejoiced In their de- : ! CARTERET—Funeral services entertained a group of friends at Mrs. Adolph Wollschlager, Mia*,'; (ireen, Harry -Rock, l)aniel K. l.oreiiU of Carturet Ave- Following the cessation of ser- 11 i;i were held Saturday afternoon for her home Thursday night to cele- OBSERVANCE HERE liKht; I went to the bereaved und Matilda Biisel, Andrew Klinowifci,-; "'", Robert V icen during the month of nue have us their house quests Mr. Berti Szabo, fifty years old, who brate her eleventh birthday. After your sincere words brought them Mr. and Mra. John Schroeder, Advl' Michael Yar- services at the Presbylei ian church nd Mrs. Henry l.orentz of Hebron, died at his home, 28 Longfellow An evening of game* an djUncing, a comforting ease. am Beisel, Mr* and Mrs. Ferdinand' Celebrate 'Ukrainian Day' will be resumed on .Sunday, Sep- Ohio, and their .son-in-law and Street, on Thursday. The services refreshments were served. Her To a birthday I added the joy of Fuchs, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uut*r, | for the opps- tember 3rd. The Sunday school .Ittughtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles took place at his home, and were guests were: At Markwalt's Grove your good wishes; I refreshed a Mr. and Mrs. Harry WoodnuB, j ' be: William B. will reopen at 0:45 in all depart Lort-iiU, of Portsmouth, Ohio, and conducted by Rer. Alexander Margaret and Ann Mulligan, of shut-in with your newsy chat, to a Mr. and Mrs. Charles WoodhuIVv I 1.. Cutter, Robert ments including the Men's und Mrs. Lizzie- Jones, sister of Mrs. Daroczy, pastor of the Free Mag- Yorkstown Heights, N. Y.; Judith On Sunday young person on the threshold of and family. -|; '"(in Hcally, William Young Men's Bible Classes. The Daniel Lorentz, of Akron. Rev. yar Reformed Church. Burial was McGrath, of Perth Amboy; There- a career 1 brought your words of Also Mr. and Mrs. Louis 'ieorge Bensulofk, CARTERET—More than 1,000 Morning Worship services will be and Mrs. Lort-nU spent some time in the Hungarian Reformed ceme- sa Dalton, of Homedale; Joan courage.. and daughter, Bertha, Mr. an* 'in, Augurt J. Per- persons attended the Ukrainian resumed at 11 o'clock. The pastor •arlier this month near Hacketts- tery in Hopelawn. Hagan, June Sheridan, Ann Marie Everywhere 1 went I spread the Mrs. John Has, and family, Mla^ I.uka-*h, AlphonBe Day celebration at Markwalt's will have ax his sermon topic 'The ;ill town, und will return to this same Pall bearers were the following Dunn, Eileen Foxe, Sue Alyce warmth of your personality.and I Vivian Lucks, August CarUttl^ '"M Mudrak, Frank Grove Sunday, which was spon- Cure for Our Ills." farm for a stay next week. representatives of the Rankoczi Sheridan, Audrey McGrnth, Sophie brought back toyou an overflow- Miss Alice Litfver, Mr. and H/.urilU, John Tere- sored by three churches of that All organizations will resume 1 s Aid Society: HorwieweiU, Betty Ann Dafcon, ing wealth of friendship and affec- tephen Penske and family, ivou, Joseph-C Jo- denomination, St. Miu-y'.-t of South ATTENDS CONVENTION Andrew Angyal, Charles Zazek- Thomas Dunn and Rita Schuck, of tion; your name was loved and re- their meetings with the second and Mrs. Joseph G. Jomo, 1% Mii i Unctuk, Charles Plainfieldj Holy Trinity, of Staple- as, Sr., John Satropjwai, Stephen Carteret. membered. week of September. and Mrs. Robert Markwalt, U--m-dict W. Harring- CARTKRET—Mrs. Nellie Ken- ton, Statenlsland, and St. Deme- Palinkas, John Fodot and John PUnniur Confarcnca sons Arthur and Robert, Jr., Hi,': i'b lialvanek. yon of V'i Lowell Street in at the trius of Carteret. Seneca Hotel in Rochester, N. Y. Bodak. Mr. Si»bo Was a, member ZUSMAN WEDS The Annual Parish Planning und Mrs. William Baldwin, ( John L. Ginda, president of the Session Of Boro Council attending the. annual convention of the society. CARTERET—The marriage of Conference will be hold on Sunday and Mrs. Herbert Malwitz, Board of Truntera of the local Resident of the Daughters of St. George. At Minn Lillian HarcuSr of Brooklyn, Is Postponed Till Tuesday September 17,utilizing the after- daughter, Elaine, Mr, and church, welcomed the guests and the convention there will be 900 ChiUy And Rek* Weather to Bt-njumin Zuaman, son of Mr. noon and evening. A speciu am! Mrs. Edward Malwiti At Surprise Party introduced the speakers, who were Robert Malwitz, Mr. and representing '"any and Mrs. Harry Zuaman, of 7'J CARTERET — The Borough speaker to be announced will jid M To Deter Casey Plans Joseph Yaletehko, of South Plain- Council will meet Tuesday, night dress the Men's Bible Class on that 1 states, Canudu and British Colum- Roosevelt Avenue, took place in Walter Sullivan, of Carlerot; Mrs. Jay Wood, field, Rev. John Petrykonyn, of instead of on Monday as would morning at their regular «e«sioii, ;n bia. Mrs. Kenyon und he.- staff CARTERBT—Despite the chilly Hew York City Sunday. The and Mrs. Peter Moldenhaur " . wliu wus furmer- Stapleton, and Very Uev. John ordinarily be the schedule. The will speak at the morning worship will return to Cartm-l Sunday weather and contlnuod rtin what couple went to Niagara Falls and daughters, Bertha and Ma of Carlerut, Hundiak of Carteret. A feature postponement of course ia due service and be present at the Con night. She went to Rochester with was described as a 'good, crowd" Canada for their wedding trip and of Cranford; Miss Bet'f- "'"" faruwoll of the afternoon wus u uuftbull to the fact of Monday being ference, in the afternoon and eve- attended the moonlight sail »pon- will return here to make their and Miss Fred Wollschlager H which was Mrs. Amy Carr, suprumu First game which had bene. postponed Labor Day. ning. Supper will bu arranged fo Bored by Carey Council, Knighta home. The'bridegroom is employd N«W York; Mr. and Mrs. M ydink Clu^ at Conductor, of California; Mrs. from Ukrainian Youth Day Au- at the church BO that tho wry in OBI ; of Columbus, Wednesday night. in tho office of the scrap metal Sohwalger, of M&tuchen. L«nj»re Van Gertrude Wai| ck, of Orange, su- gust 20. This was won by the AIDS NEIGHBORS can bu put into planning the pro The S. S. Mayfair tailed from the department of the United SUU-M in Avenu«. The preme chaplain; and Mrs. Mary Ukrainian Social Club of New CARTERET — The Carteret gram for the fall und winte MUSICIANS PICNIC Moore dock early in the evening Metals RcHning Company. were in apricot Ounsmore, of Nuwark, supreme Brunswick, which defeated St. First Aid Squad has beon assisting months ahead. CAR,TERET — Thirty-flye and went up Long Wand Sound to I he guest of honor district deputy. Mrs. Kunyoiiis Mary's of South Plainnuld 2-0. the Woodbridge squad during the dents at the Summer Band «"y gifts, after past supreme president of I "" the World's Fair to< witneus the SHORE HOLIDAY Qualifying contests were also held past few days while the ambulance of Carter«t High School heli; firework* display. Refreshments CARTERET — Among others Lone Star Club To Sponsor order. an follows; New Brunswick' vs. for that township underwent re- picnic in Rahway Park Thu were served and thate was music from Carteret vacationing at the included Jlre Carteret Ukrainian Social Club,. pairs cuuied when It was involved Sth Annual Dance Nov. 4thto mark the end of the c ALLIANCE TO MEET for dancing by ttw Red KnighU shore are Mr. and Mn. Edward r», Jeule Wood- The 6-4; St. Mary'B vs. Holy Trinity, in an accident. Ambulance calls picnickers swam in the CARtERET— Hebrew So- Orchestra. Dolan-and family, -of Pulaeki Ave- " dollar, Mri lUy 13-2. Walter Wadiak awarded a for Woudbridga were taken by the CARTERET—Preparations are and held a wtiiwi; roast at I cial' Alliance will start its season nue, who are at Pine Beach. f" Irving, HARRUSGTOKfl AWAY trophy to the final winners. Carteret machine. underway for the fifth, annual Fall Thursday night at a meeting in dance uf the Lout; Star Social and the Brotherhood of Israel Syna- CARTtRBT^flilM Commis- SAILS ON CRUISE Music was also a, feature attrac- LAWLORS *WAt .., Athletic Club, Inc. This will be CARTERET — Mi,N»d'' gogue, Th« meeting will start u sioner Benedict '% ' mtttygton, Proa- tion of the afternoon with choirs VACATION AT LAKE CARTERBT-l«K» held November 4 and music will b« William J. Lawlor and th#Jr>1 t o'clock and will feature an en- with Mr». flarriiUrtolflriiUrto and their from each of the three churches CARTBRBT—Jir. and Mrs. kura of 7» Linoote | aailed by Al Kail* and his Orchestra. ily, of Wasebinffton AvwnUt, tertainment by tj)« members which children ar« spend4n* thai* vaca- taking part, and there was dancing John H! Nevill of Pcrthing Avenue Saturday on the S.S.'AJfci.tida for William Zyak U chairman, assisted bten spending thftJr haa bm arranged by Dr. Herman tion IlfJ^Ntlmf* th throughout the afternpon andevs- are spending two weeks at Budd a two-week cruise ta Cuba, Jamaica hy Charles Kosauth. Beccwood. of Mri. wla- ning. Laku. «nd Miss Dorothy and tives. ,,*! ^i- FRIDAY, SEWBiTBSR 1.

Enginceri Study Hijhway | Other Editors Say I HEALTH M«* BfeAUTY And Railway Differences { CHURCH DIRECTORY When Ptiglnfpr* «t.->T '• 'i ti buil'l M«rk'. EpUcstwl l!cv Orville N. Dnrlds.m. rector THl DETERMINATION TO gtdtm they vised •, „ modern Nr r:iilw;iv hsiM.-i', •• ^r' ladyV tenement is her castle. Anil The soldiem w<>l( II \ M ami 7:« P. M. Bibl» «<- m)l, »:4ft A. M they Mllnwcrt with «nj«:ihto mnrii n pnrty of cutfi observers with lnir that the starving tondition \ flrallmn. V H H-:hr.^ "' It'" I'nit rrw tArngfrnr R«fo#m«d -Hi'v.Alennniier Dnrociy. support them without, work, it the best intentions in the world, mea.1 mixed with w;n, S«« for children, »:il(i A M ;i«t iwlultii. 10:30; veupwm, mi^ht he well if some of these peo- for further study of slum od between bark in notes in • rfiTut ^r,ur <>f 1'ulihc :t V, M. ple should t»n» a page of htotnry taaement quarters "unfit for hu> was to them n men! • Rondi The riiilwuy example »n Si. J*t*pK'» R. C — R*» Jnvph MulliirRn, pwitor. ManM it and look upon the South during rnnn habitation," were turned away They «-arr«>ly hml „, •h.t), «i mid u A. M. the Hark days of the war and for "A quinine pill sold f, r from an old house in K. 7«th Street, till inn n' (|r:>d'"i nml curvet, cconom Swrei tturt 9l***li R. C - R" Andrew J. Kakami, p«»tor. mnny years after. Ta«y endur»d Memphis in 1RA2 [.,,, leal balsncn m colling nnd filling, heyond First Avenue. l.o* ma*M* it.8 and & A. M ; hi«h m»M at 10:30 A H. „. . . privations. Few nation* have was higher. The S1]ri.,, «nd 1 t"i:li"-.iv i'i ihl'-nis llnilroadfi wcrf Si-rvices, it A. M. low ntwrn; 10:30 A. M. high maw. this place for forty five years and never heard to murmur. h;il> for planned movement and St. D«n«trfoi' Ukrmliilan R.'V. John Hundiak, pastor. S«r- paid t«xen on it. You can't come from 18«2 on during the Civil flced and did -withim i ! .';c r<,n!rol of traffic. The Irnin In." .|i«|i,iti her win bwn, nnd directed viivI«•• ny. It ill evrry driver for II A. M. antl R P. M. Prayer trrtrtme 9:80 A. U.; SondaJ achool ment* juat like it, and «« one can with the hifh cost of living." The after th* looting siwi ! • :••,•«•!f. with nnly minor . rh^cks. 10 A. M; Toui^t Pfcojrfe'd servi>*. 7 P. M. Wediwsdiy, 7 P. M., dkpute her. People have been p»y- women refurnished the old loom* Columbia. R. C., thin •, Tnfllr engineer! have found that Bibfc Study, inu, rent or Mich quarters for half which had been idle for a genera- to destroy all their f i . it flin>« not help much to know that Si. Ella* Cre«W C»»»olit RPT AUXIS Medverdky, paMor. a century and longer, so that the tion, and npun find wove from day- replied, "Very well, •,.,' • crtnln stretch of hlghwny would Wow macs at » A. H; high ma.w, 10:80 A. M.; reapers at S P. M. owner* may pay taxes. And it light until dark. 'The stout home- on acorrs." ,ir r-onld nernmmodale. a certain Loring J«*lin Con|Mf«l»n on and on. spun which they produced, clothed, What %'u- present t-'imbcr of cars if the driven used Sahhath servlcw, Friday 7 P. M. am} Sutorrlay 9 A. M. So lon« as it isn't profitable u in time, almost everybody in the needs Is more of the , , it more efficiently. Brolk«rko«d «f Israel Ce«tr«f«ti»n— Rmbbi Eparaim Solo- an investment to huild decent Confederacy from the s oldier in pioneera who carried To solve highway tr«ff!« problem! mon Sabbath service*, Friday 7 IV M. and Saturday 9 A. M. for the lowest rent-paying butternut jeans to the v>ci»ty face, of diuaster ami , tiip engineers find that what they fla*.s, and a* public hnus- lady. One of thesfj ladies appeared Itself, and did not ui, , rn>ef will continue to be profusely with fjnurd need but new Wordi For o|,| f.-ist driven pass the slow ones, Not »]] drinkers nr. , Hiinutd Ircm Poo* 1) ! {('(mtinnid from Pane 1) occupied. There's no other place. I tons dyed rad. ,IIH1 how much straightaway ll need- Many dTlnk for the ,.IT, '• 'll.r >ther inconvenience 'rom • for the people to live. Under the The ingenuity of ' (In- ildliflit »f th» *rh'n>l (fiiTi hcnrf. Th^f chances of passing: nnd how hills und Mri. John Stonicher, Mr. nndexisted. Why iniike her the goat? "Thin fOTprnment • ed to flood the adjoining offices «f iMrs. Joseph (Jftrvnnek, Mr and the limited supply was hoarded for -pii-if, •ip'ir rnv ii .fr••••=>• H i-uch with sknt Jirul 'ihiil can he wijrn •nd curves prevent passing or Ni-w York World Telearain. verse rta ptHcy rn th. ; HiM-nugh f'lerk «nd Tax Col Ms. John KischeT, Mr. and Mrs. medicinal purposes only—ehi«fly make It dangerous. the rWHWrt 0f 0 Bmtdi HI In I'.mtriiMl Tw i|r('»M':i "ill inaki' MA-CI-II rnstutnfx. lector. Witter from the heavy n.i a stimulant for soldiers suffer- Such facts can be gathered only Wh«ny f ifreon liluc plaid and oni! mini •jeffed under the roof in [cihn delli"!, Mr. nnd Mrs. Am- The BkycU inc from exhaustion and th* shock on the highway. Current highway 1 4Holi'l irT'-'i f"i miii'k I'liiiiiitcs in CI'MUMV' Common Council ha, ; introduced of wounds. research Is turning townrd the in- the lelief office on the sifonH • hifiw Minlrnk, Mr. nnd Mra. An- vention and Improvement of me- floor ami formed Rn eutlet in Mr thony N*stnk. Mrs. Julia Pittel, the Rmendment to the bicycle or- The Rattle Creek sanitarium tf, RoM Steskovitzi chanical and electrical equipment Ilonsr.lock's office near the win- jMr nnd Mrs, John Toth, Mr. anddinance and it h exported that it claims to have found the substi- for counting traffic, measuring ilov.-s on the F'ershing Avenue Mrs, John Ihnat, Mr. and Mw. will bo adopted August fl and be-tute for coffee, by parching vari- FOOT AILMFN i -, Looking At The Stars •peeds ot vehicles, and analyzing sjile. On Wednesday a large Andrew Sivon, Mr. and Mrn. come effective 10 days later. OUR grains mixed with syrup. But Hh AabOT Nat'l Itini R|J i Stale St. rviiH \mJ 1 the actual use. that driven make tion of #if planter from the ceil II;OUJI l Karnay and Mr. and Mrs. Sponsored by The Record sev- tho women of the South were past cni Hirtiich him inner en- A first novel by Attiru*ta Tucker HMM P. A. I II of representative sections of mod crushed down into the room Thomas Stnnkevieh. ers! years afro and supported by masters in this art before this to piny thi• load opposite (inlilli'il "Miss Susie Slanlos," has and ill I d87 "yesterday there was the police and important local or- Several new devices are alreiuly in Mr. and Mrs. Julitw Nepehinaky, great sanitarium was in existence. awes Stcw.iil in "Dontrtiy Ridos lici'ii purchnscil liy Paramount for n steady null heavy drip into the the ordinance, if use and the engineers arc using Mr. nnd Mrt. John Dobrovich, Jr., They made tea from various Misrhn Aui'r jvill have |l!ll,ll(l(). . . . WHHhtub" placed for catch basins, vinipii'ly enforced, should do much actual experience at a guide to Mr. and Mr*. JiAn Mitko, Mr. and leaves which they gathered and iv)U' in Ihf name pic- 1 illuiii C,\xh was offered the putt planning safer and more efftcient wita Janitor Frank Kanmier*ki to eliminate thefts of bicycles. Mr* John fEapilt, Mr. and Mrs dried with care. The rasino which W«. ... of the niothor in "SWIM Family highways. keeping a wntcMul vigil to empty During the past month, a large .'liehael Czapik, Mr. and Mrs. John grown abundantly on the coMt, "I'ofiihontii.s" will pro)>al>ly be Rolmiwori," hut refused it. Kay He tubs. number of thefts have been report- Bercs, Mr. and Mrs, John Kopil, wart much used for this purpose lfnrd in technicolor next lum- Francis may portray th« role, . . . Mr. Ber.sulock carried on in ed, much to the inconvenience of Mr. »nd Mrs. Andrew Ihnat, Mich, 1 and is said to make a very palat- Bert YWclo is to have a lead- iwniTs not to mention th* police i lor with flptly LaMarr playing op- Steamer Travel Wat Big true MiaTtan style however, puih ael Ihnst, Mr. and Mrs. Michael able drink. "The ashes of corn ing role in a stuff* musical, "Hold who have been caused extra work onilo Ckrk Giilili' or , Spen«er irk' his pen over the page a of his Bunko, Mr «nd Mri. John Brech- cobs were uaed to raise dough Tour Hutu," this Fall, Thin will Adventure in Otd Day* liy these thefts. 'fury. , . . account books despite his hetivy ka, Mr. and Mrs, John Rorick, Mr. th* roots of buskeye, boiled with be the first Unit- Wheeler has ap- Among the objects seen by visitors ' Herftcrl Marshall ha* withdraws garb of raincoat, rubber hat. and Mrs Joaeph Mate, Mr. and The 2!\-c.ent fee is smnll enough flannel, took the place of soap. It peared on Bniddwny in a musical to the Maritime, museum of Gothcn boots and heavy woolen muffler' HO anybody can afford it. Insur- ^r«nt thi' play, "Ladie* n(n the South Seas where the by certain situations in traffic. SAVE -65"'I $10.00 Given With 200 PRIZES GIVEN famous mutiny on thu Bounty oc- It has been found that many INCLUDING A curred. Eventually C»pt*.ln Bllgh youngsters don't know how to ride On the next one with trade-in oi the Bounty brought back to St. ie'ii bicycles and are running a Every Regular Game Vincent 530 choice specimens tor risk of injury or death by iisi»K Mutia Cor4 U Mo. Gurantee Plymouth Sedan the garden. them in traffic. These could bi: Off Prize No Extra Coil to I'luy for Car ivcii instructions which would aid Spsrel Him and make the enjoyable sport Flats Fixed 10c Four Post Office Classes f hike riding mere safe. The post ofltees of the United Runway is one of the first mu- 3 - LAP BOARD MYSTERY GAMES - 3 States are divided into four classes, iiirmlilies in the state to have a according to their annual receipts. 'H'yele ordinance and it is to be NEWTUBES Gate* Open 6:30. Play Starts 8:30. Admission 50c In the first class are those with re- hoped that the ordinance will bv ceipts of 140,000 or more a year; enforced to its fullest e.xtent. Bus Service Aft«r Party. 2,000 Extra Seats. Come! the second class includes post of- Proper conduct of the plan will 2 Gallon Can Motor Ofl 49' fices whose annual business amounts nay dividends in increused to from $8,000 to $40,060; third-class to the youngsters, cinc offices have receipts from $1,1)00 to $8,000. Postmasters oi these three —R«hwar K VULCANIZING 35 ! IT classes, appointed by the President except during the Wilson adnilnis- TIME PAYMENTS so take a tip tiution, when they were under the SANFORIZED SLACKS 3,000 USED AND REBUILT TIRES AT CUT RAlt merit system, were placed in the Si». civil tcrvice in 1938 by executive #*r-*, up to SO order ul President Roosevelt. Tti« from teacher.. ALTERATIONS FREE FOREST TIRE COMPANY fourth clans of. post office* consists Panti la Match Coat and Vert of thiiso with receipts below $1,500 17S NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., CO>. MADISON AM • Children are happier a ye.ir. FISHKf N'S Opp. City Seale, 9mh Aa^ny Tel. P A i ^ 20S Smith St. Perth Ambor with a teacher whose Ilagdere el Bhutan •mart appearance they The poptin windbreaker with the faaciaatiiNC drawstring hood in a The kingdom of Bhutau ii a semi- lulluge natural. It has a slide fttutener and comi'.t in a variety of colors. admire. Lndapendunt native sts.te 'In the Proof agaiiuit w>t(t and weuth«r, Good HoUHtkeepimf for Septuiiibe Kf*. HLiiKtL.,oi between Thibet un Uiu tins pruoticul chuicu for a college tiortli und British India on the south, t W« have several spe- with Sikkam on the west. It is 190 TWO miles long, frorn, «a»t to west, and cially styfai kairdreM BO miles wide at one point. The A.I.C.WTOY «tyle» suitable for the area Is about 16,000 square miles; PAiHOTfUNS the population Is estimated at 300,• clkwroom — yovng and 000. Thu capital, Pimahha, Is a twcwninf. Have your* fortress u< great uutural atrengtii. I. MANN & SON CwfOuEKX with our Back to School The inhabitants of Bhutan are Muc- ¥/ goUans, and adhere to • form of P«rttMnenf—$$. BluWhlim There Is a monastery, OPTOMETRISTS Ta*al-Cho-(fcun|, In whioh 300 priests live. A(ri«ultui»i it the chief. to 3 Tim Pbbae WooiL 8-2394 for Appointment ii*4tutnr< T»a prteoiital product* are tke, Indian earn, numk, «!*. plgtt&t', (WHUS aad chowrks. Hour*. Datly 10-13, M, 74t W«fa«d»y 10-11 CMy

La Qua L»rct Hull Ueaetaed TimiM The Ant large hull to 00 yean wai launched at Nov» 8eeUa vita 9$ Smith Stmt Ptrth Amboy, H. WAT TO PAY • ©-loot 6T«die illd down tite wui Woodbridge Lumber Co. tt • Pietdtt marine itllw*;. IV fUWnft Waodbrklft ban wti buftt tar the department (4 437 UAHWAY AVE. public work* ±1^M >TT"RfJT-1

..thollc ii : - ,:.Tia R^ Doctors Are Anuze^ at M1TRICT hO »:—(VoU«« PI rI, trihunw M th# Nathan BaU Hrhna)|), BKOTHHUfO , ,.,, h. To H art Recovery *f 'Stone GW urc Do You Remember? at tha lnl«r**Ptton of ,,.,,turns casts that TAOQMA. WA6H -Natnr«, «l««d BUSINESS DIRECTORY Avmu* 11)4 Havwaj-d AT* an* r«n- , ,vr,ti«;«tlon with T«n Y«nrs Aijn by medicil science, i* curing Nona «'ri.pk nlng Ihofll* (1) Koithftlr along Ami-rirsn Legion jn its ontrr1nin 1) WMIITIJ Aloni mnnl. recently of the County <„ Clfiyod, *h< "itone firl" who tttneV •VKTtTMAKE BTORJCS 8 B I, I. •*r*hlnu vvanur , F j » | (i, ;,5 A court fll CARTERET TEACHER waalnra, V»rugm Olvantri at Inw T ly nlnng rerun uf hhln»i, 111 Ktat* lh«nr» |]| kajitKlr of auMM a ahnrh a Una BE SURE OF YOU* ,nd must b* both Her body itarted to turn to itofie ltr««l, P«nti Amhnf. 4 lilt Ii-rai-y out.h *>f lufi • »!*r»lon of ChwUa Hlr««(, run S srP e hard and leather? *nd wit itratchad ninjf ttime il) alop* "Hid < harltt rri*Kc nf Miss Kli beth Me 1 made. WANTED "~ BRAKES y M >o tightly tbat the could btnly ilnnd HIHIIIIL »nd thenf* Ml •^ii»'t nn titrndna lo Roo«»»it|t Ginley, member nf the local school rlv along; Mtat*n Iain nil Nn \v»nn. runnlnc Ikrnen 14) WMI- TRUST TOURS TO USt 1 o oarrjr MU 1 (,ars of i|e. Th» move. BOTI to n«#«pa- TIII plftc of llrKlnnlim '•tlv ninny ial<( llona»v«lt Avxnll* RELINtNG ADJUSTMtHtti «ystem, tn Thorn™ A. Jukeway of p«r rnutm. II jr««ra or i>M«r. Mr. in HnrwtM Avanu* tha point or 7n One Year Ago IHHTRKT N<> J (Voting- pla,•». DRUM REFACINO i,,M lit present t« Hitrarterflt, executive in n local plant Now ih* move* freely about her ft. Behwarti. ll«o Amhor AT*., l t fl pnrenU' firm in the shadow of tna- H n S •..Inml.in School), tIKtIINNINil nt TROUBLES CORRECTtt ,,.,,',-y Ntsgr. GrMlOlo anil an activp I,o(fionnalra. A COPS TROUNCE t , r he Ji|n,ll-n nf Tufts ' ri-i-k mid I>|STHKT NO I .....HriPreWeUdltorl. Hp Mt. Rainier. She ev«n drwnl Wnndhrlds;* IriUn Miui'l Hnuml, running ilionf* :ithm. lliU n< hi.ol). number of residents of Oartmt s FIRE EATERS nf romance and marriage. (II Wmlnly alonjl Tufil < r>-»k Id I Ih" U,t»r»"-tlnn ,'f attended tho wenMintc, including HELP WANTED ' N#w .N-rii»v Trrmlnnl Hnlli"n,l ..t and RAHWAY In the annual baseball game She has been leen by hundredi of I ,-nni inulnif nlnng Malil rullrnii,] I U IHU'lg tllMn" I I irthtrtr alntiK Mr- nnil Mrn. William R. Hagan, BRAKE SERVICE between players from the C.arter- doctori Hnd made a trip to the ll»yn "l f»m« H.ili. -H VMirJy *ft M Waihlniftnn Mill* tn tfcA .,11 | rnin Cnrn the former nctinR n« host man at nawapap «nn>. in,,I Hull)- Street; th«m-n I'unl.vn Trad S. J. GASSOWAY, Pra-. clinic at Rnchester, Minn. •f ihi- Hrndy \, , rntciri-Iiko mbitanct Kire nnd Police Departments •(innil«ili I)) Hont li«rl v ntnng Pnrahlnp; Av# « Yr«. w4lh Bin* GH», Nn the weddir.p coromnny. Today she in intder the car* of r.f»d«i H (',man strcul »* «nil ,'),illnnln« In u wtrnlKhi 'I'r-i. I. rutimnl 'I V .uiirin! silk It now be the flat footers won, 19-10, with . N .1 n In th' Hlrlan lulanil H'mnil «lon»« »*t.»*l.l TiTimm t Una I n 1h 17E.Mil«on A». RAHWA1 Dr H. G. Wlllard of Tscoma, but h« Tr;i« ,, ,fic from corn mcil. the Carteret Flrrt Aid Squad Mic- ill. l*:iHt,-flv ;in,1 Villl.tly. lln.. .f id,. t nlti- Fa>ngi*rl« FERRY SERVICE refuses to taks credit for htr grtat (II Rl. for Ininafwirk anil I • loitr Hm «a ..,,.,,!,'ran be twisted Into beneflttinfr from the gate receipt* «Hl(l Brady Tract t,, (hi. >i,ulthiirly ll»»p out F'rsfurablv «v!it Id tn* IIIH'O IS DISCONTINUED improvement to tti« point where only Hurt of fh* .Mi-ilcan I'»lr'ilr'im Cor- ,, hirh nrmnjr klftd* Of Mayor Mittuch threw out the first 21. rhon* Wo X Hit .HI M.I i (Vii(lii( a imall patch of ikln on her hack Ii MSTtUrT poration Tract, mnnl.IK th.-nca ,<) , ,„•,-; rfln be woven. Tll« Service on the ferry which has ball, after which the coppers got Wmtiirlv »|iin« anlii in,! to I tit affected instead of her entire back, lh« I ru n ••-(•( inn u( Kin R»irUrly r1»H of w«v H>,« uf (ha • i v de from corn c»n operated between Carteret and nine rum in the second inninjr. and RXPKIIlPNt Kti Imnd »t.r In l.m cornpr ut l-ari-h 8tr*»l. th^nc» il) cheit, srmi nnd thighs ai wai the allk KliHdc mtklnr H,,i '>ntr*l Raltr.mil uf N,-« .f»r«i.y, WINDOW SHADES nlor desired. seven in the fourth. Hi mr> V lilunit l>r>ililnn Avcnil* r LlnoleumviUo, Staten Island, for ca«e four year* «|o. lit lni!*|i«n<]*nt-l« to lh» tho past fifteen yearn, is now dis- In Mini i, I»lnn(| Hoiinit. Oi^nrA it) Vurthfrlv right of wrav Hn* of (n« alkiUd la fit NlU Motor Bike continued because the buxlnem SCHOOLS TO OPEN UNDER FOR RENT .V«w -l*ra«v Turrnlnnl HaMrnail. *••• dwindled. Traffic formerly using Purse Finder Returns $5 , th" WVmcrly |iiiiin»« ml r* ',„• nmlnted" blcjrcl* CROWDED CONDITIONS (iMT-; -Four rtuiiin (if tti-t NvrtUKtl t\t «'ii r 1+-T .-I , tWllii* •alii Kallrnarl In Illalr Mnnd run Apurtinr-ni Ai 4k ( ,,,| ;,t a recent motor the ferry now pannes over the Opening of the borough school But Keeps Remaining $15 1in|irnveniftnt N n K ncrnt Nitith'rly (ili'T- nln^ ifipni-a '71 In K (ranflrnl i i rvrln show In London. nearby bridges, or takes the route VHTVII, fiinmn Avi> inly rflroiMlnplnr AlorAongi; aoln Illalr next week will see heavy KENT, OHIO -Virtue may b* lti ,,f cnrUrn m Hnnarvclt and ilia WnUrly lln* tl York W«1I P«p«r ...,. i,y n one-horsepOWM to the Holland Tunnel. A service tion, according to the expectations I," 'i r i* ii) |.:n«t Hoi Hugh uf llnrtfr*1! to !hr and Paint Co., Inc. own reward, but there's one ptrton A \finii- [ wnv Hlv«rr,, rrunntnf th»h<-« (»i .., i ,.; cnpnble of 30 miles for pedestrians in to be conducted IIP iv I t|i,. H"i|lh«''H ,.rl\ Imiin of the Boaid of Education. Only here who needed lomethlnl a llttlt FOR SALE in a it^npinl Kn^ltrly alr«r;i,,n tlif 3SK S«*t« 4trMt y li>. < sii.- !!•,i miKli ^r ' ';nli>n>t !• will cover 140 mllei on by Carl Kirchner, of I,af»yetts CABIN And »ITB nf grnunrt, |2dr. 00. '"v*rnl I'uoi ni 'it »«iil K(v»r, lo three classes can be houwd at themore substantial—and la advance. IH'AlH PERTH AMBOY Street., who will cimy passengers 110 down, balnnrc monthly. Npnt l,' tll(MW> I ft 1 llnvwunl W ftiun •* nt»n,1M to high school building, and at (V •rlv II K ril.l, hn'in.l Mrs. Robert Blake, of California |a.k*n, awlmmln* bontlnc. oanonlng th» JUhwny I'.lv^r. lunniiig thxnrthxnra Pkou 4-I71J in fl power launch. To » lltnitad niimhnr nf p«opl«, whlla 'u mnitia; SEVERAL INCIDENTS room may also he used for n uyin fornia and Ohio driving UeenMl fr«n. m* lumlior •nati dnnm, .h Hli'T N" 'i TpAHWAY or cabin IliIO In an >irr „! irminil > I |!i:r,i\SMNii lit J ~ imm< ' ' PROVIDE WEEK'S NEWS nasium for the high school fn'-idi She received a letter from the ftadtr 6B mll^it rrnm WooiflirlilK" he ,1 Hi" li.HT»,-r- men. after she had advertised. It con- rltr 201 WaiMnKhm Rqnari HI.I Ion -•••I- i ly linn nt M,,N TUES. -WED. Several other incidents provided tained |S, her pipers, driving li- h »nd f'hsilnut Hln, PlilladplpMn, the nowH of the week, Dorothy -ii' i' H ) ^4,mill •Hid TIME LOVE REALLY SPECIAL ELECTION censes and a note. rly. ,,lr-n »u Avontie tn ANDY HARDY! Yetmnn, nine-year-old, was badl., .nrrh Sir-. ,• ,•> W»at*rlv. burned and only saved from more SET FOR REFERENDUM "I have been out of work for some BUSINESS NOTICES I.- Ihi. S'Mith- time and spent p»rt of the mon«y, PAINTINti. pan«r hanging:,, rir. vi.Mt,'rlv ' )|.. I!nr',il«ll ff lerimis coriwiuencc". by Bernard A special election is to be held 'nrli-rpl but I am expecting some money urnpliiR, ii* mil ii MI,,I>K ""I'l K'nhn who WTRpped her in a coat next. Tuesday when the voters of Amhny 4 . -. r • , I lull 1- Comes Home After Year IctfCil nt tent inns to a young proof building. The proposal is to ani-p nf Mr* l-'iiiin I.- L i.ihliliiM. :»7 ro»d of N"u l-> Ilin .loulll- WILUMANTIC, CONN-Nearly a Kim AVH, HtVllWIU, N I Iliumeliol.l «rly Unit ,,f mun; n woman living on Uniowo-n be placed on the ballot in two sep- year after his overturned c»noe was ihiilKf llllllq',1" ii ri.l nili.li-rn. In rul«utn in, Street got into n fiffht with the do* arate question* this time, having I If Hhrralnn «II||,IM>III.I « Shi-r- IVoalPllv, Ml' IIIII.I- tn found In Willlmantlc river and he HlVla dlnlllj . l,nlr« I,,,.],.,', pulnt u|,|'"fl > r 11 Avt'in i-ntchfT when she tried to retrieve been defeated recently when com- 1 was mourned as dead by hii wife mnllll VI.'IITIIIII -."I ,i I.UK' in I'llln dot; in the catcher'* net; bined into a «ingle question. HII'IKII IK-II. iil'iiiii n,iii'|i;rni iui,|, Avfinun uuil hi Sit fi-l chii- and (ouryear-old ion, Joseph G. nml . hHlra ti-i\kw<.->,| ,|mlr, riiimx, •- I'll Hiiu ilrcn nf the borough were prepar- Beaulieu cam* home. rjrlnli, hrimt unit Ircn Jlr.- IPIM, 1,1,,,1^ I AVHIHI* t 1 ing for their return to school H1TZ THEATRE He explained that after the boat mill iimriKt ilrUKKi' kml ntht-i ilni Nuith The thrills of a lifetim Pinmnll ifonr mni him., IIIUKI'II l.lnil-n • et In \V»»h next week, und teachers likewise e await capsized he decided to go to Canada "iiii- ,i ill) Kint iNDY HARDY "II* \\ IIKI IHHII.I were getting ready to resume du- you down at the Regent Theatre, and it wa> not until recently hi 11 AVfrlllri to ,',- "T M.'H i lining where the 20th Century-Fox pro NOTIIK ties. heard his (amily and friends be- IlliP Nu I', iVcitlllK ETS SPRING FEVER duction "Frontier Marshal," ar lieved him drowned. BOROHOII (IK (.'AHTKHPT NOTII' Vli.ii.li, iiK'ilNNIN'il ;it llm i-viehitKiM'-ii iu rived last night nnd kept a.hujre OP HKOIHTRATKIN rll, i ,'f Nno nml Mapli .MSW "I made • mesi out of things by ••RIIIAHV AND wllli ri-rcliliiij \> -line, tun ririuAPI RH((!^lH,i.-islifll Five Year* Ago audience gairpln^ with excitement, leaving town." ha said, "and tm (11 Kustri 1> ul,,UK nald ,r lln'ril In ponronmi)r with the provmlon tiin •" "Z«nobU" Randolph Scott is at his top-back to make amends for th« anguish n Slri.i'l Ma| Stli' it an act tntltltd "An Art t iirnnll S niK 11 BOROUGH OFFICIALS notch beat in the title role of H«ful»l# aiaolluna," Appiovert May ODAY and SATURDAY I caused my family nod relatives, Wyatt Earp, the ffun-fightinK t, 1>IO. th* •upplcmtnta theret.> t/n [>"i glai • Joan Bloadcil DECIDE DISPUTE and am«ndmanu thereof, to tin J marshal, whose fabulous exploits Jail 8e«ker Unlucky end of th« lf(lglatlve s-eiHlon o liurk" SM. I,O(M) GIRLS GO TO After meeting with tRe contrac- 1)17 nqtlcg |a hcr«bv ulvtu thn PARIS" tors building the YVOR tr«n*mit- tamed the wickedest, wildest town MARTINEZ, CAUF. - Howard th* Platrlct Buanl of n-.^'aliy mi Plua— in the dangerous West of old,Hawthorne, Itinerant Negro, wanted Electlun III and for lh» l'>»<'tloi tit.fr station in East, Rahway, rep- UUtrlets of the Borough uf r ( i II i, I' IIIK I h.' I,1' ,ln Ml rrit • Ralph Bellamy Tombstone, Arizona. Nancy Kelly to get Into Jail (or awhile. He ap-(vIM msft In (ha plncfn h-i ' iiiflci resentatives of the worker* em- -• iil'inn -.,,1.1 C.MIII. plied for admission but was told dflalfjnatad for tlm purudit; nf i«>Mis- lil IND ALLEY" ployed there, and officials of thehas never been lovelier or more Hlorly h,M> nf tin. effective than in the role of thethere were no charges ngalnst him. tarIntr All ptTBuim i-ntKlfMl Ir, Vdt4t ll..|n.-l I'mUiir *M. Mtr station, the Mnyor and Borough lit III,, f riHiil n K I'l M.ii'. , i, •. 1 I'M -in' l;ll "iihl Hrudy linn, in I Electlun. r. Ir 1 '.1iliard. Krnl MrMurry So he started In to call the officials Council decided local labor is be-woman who followed the man she Hill, Of III" MrXlrllll I •nvi CONFESSION" loved into this dangerous: spot to names. He was arrested, taken be- On Tii*Bil«v. SCI'IIHIIIMT in. mini, p,J!ltl.inn Trurl; rnjihll ing treated fairly by the contrac- hptwi'pii the hums nf 7 i/, 1-.. Iv A M illmiK tl," Hl< 111 Mr.. save him. fore the Judge, sentenced to six anil H ii'clock F" M , i» A M i<. 1 )' tors. It wan rthown that local men AYI-IIIII*; rllhiiLnK tlii-n Moybe It'j th» imoller iiz» that opp»aU to h«r fancy : ;. months in Jail—and the sentence M hiivllghl Havlnii TIM,,- I HI,. 1 MK iirlv 111,,UK Si,hi Klllin-.rr are given preference when there is Distinctly on the side of ({""'i irl.t Hoard oi KI«I-I1IMIH will in suspended. i I'.iitiin-t AviMlili-; itinnln mayb« it doeM tiret AviMHlu !,i I.lnilin Consols Piano, But tn tiny flng»n icampor ovor the lim- IBERTY m have union curds and thoae behin still aggressive, are the "Demi- diK-llna; a I'rliniir.v KluMlun fui tin purpose Of eh^'tlhH DIIU ('oiiniv I'um rtiniilnL' ih.-nri- i ini .\.n U,-- pleit punagei you 'till hava all the rich, fine mulicol imbuy ftuartfr- in their dues are permitted to payEnd" Kids in their latest picture mlttenman «ml no «N»utity Coninill aal.l l.lliili-n Slri/i-t I' hnrk" for Warner Bros., "The Angels Cermak tetwuinnn for utt< h i • • > 1111 • • < 11 |mnv I A^'cnui-, l imlllllK Ilirii- '• till quality of big piono tone. Ttachen recommend Gul- llrrl up in installments. th Biiid WiiKhliiKlnn Avi-iiiio t.. .•its:h 4ialrUtU ; ami lur thn imipuaij "' branien piano* for thslr amaiingly reipon>iv» touch. Marlr Wllaoa Wash Their Kaci>8," which cornea The Cvrmnk Memorial placjue, In niAklhff notnlnutlnn for tin' neve Ill^ Avt-nil.i; iiiJinniK iht.-ii, 1.1,,Ha IMrkw* to the Ritz Theatre with an im-Bayfront park at Miami, bears the National, titu<«, County and llorwUK , Noi'llimiv alntiK n>il,l Coma in and !•• our display of GulbranMn pianos priced FORMER MAYOR, WIFE offl<'i*M [o hi* vntfil for ut I In) jji-iitfrnl |. I., N--t' Slfi-i't ;in following Inscription: "I'm glad It for budget bound pur>««. 11,,- HJuiirua Kanll posing cast, itlctlon au helnw nivin loin-tl t,i thr puliit or (ila.-, HONORED AT PARTY On* Mom lie i nf tin. Npw .l>'i»i>y hlMTHII'T Nil T In In addition to the partial re- wss me Instead of you." Anton J. l Nulhan llnle HrlnK.l) lluabaada Members of the Daughters Ccrmak, mayor of Chicago— Jlorn Allowtnt* lor your Old Piano. Easy Ttrmi formation of the "Dead Endern," lit thri | n I i-raiM-t in,, Work" Thrfie Members of Iho (leiiaral St. Mark's Kpincopul Church gave the production ia al»o notable for May 9. 1873, Kladno, CiechoSlovak Utul Mupl-: htltit't n surprise party for former May- la~Dled March 8. 1933, Miami, Fla. Two the H<>iiril of i.iiui> i mining 11,- the 'act that it provides Ann Sher- huaen 'IMll-liv .Ill'l!i-t|.m .1 or anil Mrs. Thomas J. Mulvihill to idan, now known to fame as theIt was here February IS, 1933, that I'ounty -i'1-t uii-l M.ipl.t Sli. f'nprye Cartoon Htri-t)t , I inillliiu then celebrate (hi- twenty-fifth anniver- an attempt was made to Bssaisl. Br Altenburg Piano House "oomph" girl, with her firstsym - ei'ly iiloiii: *ild 'II, •, rate Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Tw M«'»*) a "f the Hornuifh sary uf their ni.'iriatfc The party pathetic role since her elevation to 'uuncll «>f lha Horoujjli of. Car-Hurhn Sli'-t'l: runni Wh,ii A Nightmare" This (hot mortally wounded Anton. erat ; s,H,l took phn-c at the Mulvihill cot- stardom. Since the part places to II AM-llill1 iiiiiji 1 J. Cermak who than uttered th* Twn Jll«ti,l»n i>t tho l'eili'i>. tiik'i in (H'ciin drove. :ittla dependence on Ann's oomph' l)ii Tuesday, (i. tuber 7lli, 1939. I I) i.l thi'l] v Hall) Immortal words quoted above. Ded- «twe«n the Imura uf 1 oVIork P. ultiKti Ai llall'l'ilph appeal, it gives her an opportun- i LMalerly icated March 6, 1830. M. und » O'I'IOI k I'. M, the Hi»- Htri-ut; i imninK ilu-n. 'i RITZ EU*« DEMOCRATS FLOCK ity to demonstrate that she has trlrt Board nf Kliv llona will meet l Itdl Strtot to '.i.i-m'.i («) TO SEA GIRT PARTY fine acting ability. nr the purpoxe "( reglaterliiK nil riiiiiiliiK iTnuiia entitled !,• vutu the eiiBiiIng Nortlierlv iitn iB »iini H iilil dtr--«t T« tO HOiirtt'Vt'U iS Over 100 Democrats from C*r- Indian Bible Oldest l**neral Klertlon Nnt to Ritt Theatre On Tu«aday. Ni>v«>mbnr 7th, ltl.'IS), thiMH-H i;» K tt-ri't attended the Governor's Day The first Bible published in Amer- HiiiiHi'Vrtlt Ave UUWDTUDS • Convict Builds an t-twpen tin. liiiiiiM of 7 A. M. and celebration at Sea Girt where Gov- nVIoek 1'. M, tin- nistrlrt liolird : i h I Mnuthrrly ica K«I printed in the Indian lan- v.'liu.i to Nm, 1150 E.JERSEY STREET f Gle<'tlon» will mr,:t fur tin- ^ ttilld ELIZABETH ernor A. Harry Moore was host to guage after the translation of tbi tho lUure or purpose of rim,tin ting; the ffttneral l Miiinlii - SI Organ in Prison of I,..»,I Middleser County members of the missionary John Eliot. It was i(-olet'tlon for tlm nUctton uf iiin- point party. Governor Moore, candi- sued in 1663, more than a century fur tin' oflicea hereinafter imf date for United States Senator, before part of the Book was pub- mentioned. Chaplain Comments on One Member of ths New Jersey William L. Dill, candidate for lished in English In 1777. A lewHttitc Senate. Governor, and Post Maifer Gen- years later, In 1782, a complete Eng- Three MetnbniM nf the lii'iinrul Hutu Need; Prisoner Gets Busy, Aaatiinblr. eral JainiM A. Farley were among lish version was issued In Philadel- Two Menibem "< the Huurd of the speakers. phia. dinner) freeholilvrx. MICHIGAN CITV, IND.-Because One County Clurk. Mayor Joseph A. Hermann and • "stick-up" man loves music, the On* Coroner. hit three .sisters were included in IN ('MANCKHV OK MKW JKHMOI Two Members or the HnnniKli MAZDA Indian* state prison is getting an Council of tho Bui,nigh of I'ur- the Curteiet delegation. To: DKMKTNK ZOWNIFt, Defondaiit: organ. Uy virtue of an oriiar of th« Court rm. Twu Justices of tha I'ciioi-. A prisoner, known to outsiders »r riiam ery or tlie State of New Jer- Three Yean Afo HHV niuit>< on the lltli ilay of AuKUat. POLLING PLACES OP TUB only as a number, but known to of.- ma, In ii ittUKfl wher«ln Mary Ke»t« •QBQVGH OV CAHTUUIC'r DISTRICT NO. 1: —(Viitlnit place, V FOSTER-WHEELER flclali and fellow inmates as "Jim," Zownlr IH pftlltloner unrt you lire ile- ii urn her«by required tn Washington Bi'houl K 11 building an organ In the prison iilimit, you lumitton ot Not «,:ra«k with RAISES SALARIES (Im lintlilni) uf the petilluntr tha auditorium. IH'IIHV the 12th day uf October Htatao llmnd Bound; running Oieuo Announcement was made »t the on or (1) in » Westerly dlrccllim uloog "Jim" is serving • lO-ye" sen- riHxt, MII,I in Urfiu'lt tlim'fof, auull Foati-r-Whi-i-lur Corporation that - will tit: rAiiderod agalimt you laid Noa'» Craek to 1'i-rshlnic Avf- tence for armed robbery of. a filling nua; tbenoe (i) Nortlmrly, ulnng salaries hud been raised through a a tini- t'liaiicHllor •hull think equi- P«rsbil)B Aveuua to RooHovult Am- station. Before Jim's wife died and ahht ,n,l Just. new scale of pay udopted. About - iihJiM-t of Biilil Hult In to ubtaln Hue: tSenc* (S) Westurly aloiifc- h« "went od the deep end," he was Rlt Avenua to thn Westerly 650 person.* are employed at the rin uf divorct b«tw«en said s bank teller and cost accountant. niiiT und y"U. line of Charlea Stre«t; thtitu-a (*) local plant, which recently moved Northerly alonj ClmrL's Htrjei und Th« prisoner's hobby was playing i-,l Atifi-uut 18, 1(M. flontlnuina; In a Klraltfhl line to Mil-line) Iteako, Solliitur its drafting department back to th« violin. He had been taught at th« R»hWfty Rlv.r at a point whero 1'elltlitner D«p Or»»ll •rouHen Into auJ Klv« • New York City. one of the nation's foremost music fis7 Iiooaevslt Avenue, C'iirteret, N. J. thenoe (I) Joulh.a-.lerly 11 oner I « MOTOR VEHICLE AGENT schools. Hivtr to Htuteii iaiium uminnoun• Addreag uf .Solicitor. tbfuo' (I) Sottiheriy_»l«nif CLASSIFIES DRIVERS Twenty-eight months ago, Chap- 8-2B; 9-1, S, IB MAZDA LAMPS Motor Vehicle Agent Robert R. lain Hall commented during jerv- Brown reported that male auto- kai in the prison that the institution mobile drivers here outnumber n«edfd tin organ but added that the stale was unable to buy aae. AUBifU IAIE THEATRE women drivers four to one, and |WO(tl)UR|DG£ H J. that in the. age group over fifty- Shortly afterward, Jim volun- 1 PI,,,,, one years old, there ia not a single taarvd to construct an organ, al- ITALIAN FROM 100 WATTS DOWN woman listed. Mr. Brown also pre- though never had he had experience 244 SMITH ST. PHONE P. A. 4-1361 IS! IN MON. - TUES. dicts his office will issue over 3,- in building such an instrument. Ht PERTH AMBOY, N. i, ' »'l 3-4-8 000 HCCIIH€8 in^937. wrot» to hi< mother, who forwarded a book on organ building. SPECIALS AUG. 31 - SEPT. 1 - SEPT, 2 "|»g Or. Kildare" CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Jim found discarded lumber, pipe, Pint REPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS wlra and other necessary materials tack 1 about the prison. Lumber was hol- Wither, in Seport was made by the Carter- 6 bars 20c lowed out to form the pipes in the OCTAGON SOAP 15 et Chamber of Commerce that in Boy Friend" Institution's workshops. the eight months of iU existence 1 ''"' IW Dish Nit. 8om« one "lifted hia organ build- Green Sicilian Olivet CONTADINA OIL progress has been made in a num- ing book, but Jim heard of Dr. Wil- SEPT. i ber of ways. Effora of tha ch»mb- liam H. Barnes, of $vanston, IH., Are you getting all the light you ahould from th« ould ar have been partly reaponsiblu organ architect, who wrote an en- 3 lbs. 25c gal. 79c A GW Many'-' for placing a traffic light at Uw-couraging letter and sent a blower, electric light bulb* in your reading lamps and I Plu, rance Street *nd Route 25, »generator and motor. Later, Dr, fixtures? Make this simple inspection. Look at dainrerouB crossing; fur dredging Barnes visited the prison to watch Mercover Doctor'' the Rahway KWer from iU moutft th« building. The state finally con your buU>8 under daylight, If you see a dark film ( SILVER DUST with Towel u.cEpkg. 19c ASH NITE-. *>• to Lambert's Dock; abating the trlbuted $U toward purchasing o: inside you are losing light. Replace all blackened matailtl. Th« or

••«».. >AGE FOTTR PRroAT, SEPTEMHIfc I, lftft i A Reminder Abort Liberties The Oldtimer SWEETNESS A UGHT In celebrating its Tercentenary this* By CHARLES fCARTERET PRESS year, Newport, R. I., commemorates the Siibucription, f*.5O Per Y«r completion of three centuries,of religious Jrntt A Hint Or Two..* Td»phone CsrUret ft-1<>00 freedom—marking the^stft wlftfn rtout- Hi'ing occupied heretofore Published by Carterpt Preaa hearted followers of fto|er Willitlrtl seek- ABOUND taking problems as how hlj OFFICE ing the right to wor8hiJMs"ih«fc pleased EAL INDIA* inlitii ian, this department ha# 7« WASHINGTON AVE, CARTERET, N. J. COULD FELL A nettled in Rhode Island and fotjttded the illy negligent in passing on sUcl LUCY GREGORY ^ditor AW2OW/ MEYER ROSBNBMTM Sport* Editor city of Newport. • t. nmr into its possession from timetto time. It 'is As ptrt of the celebration, a special wicked not to have broadcast long ere this my sm , Eitered »« second claw mutter Jun« 6, 1024. at Carter*!, N. J.. Po»t Office, under ceremony was recently held in which a de- formula for whipping up a quick cake when con,], the Aft of March I, 1879. scendant of George Washington read again unexpectedly, or for settling Junior's lunch ,„ the classic address on religious and civil that school is about to opeh. liberty delivered by his illustrious fore- I expect to square my conscience in regards father at Newport in 1790. laxities with a couple of suggestions to prospnt , Congre$$ Misleads Wider/ "All citizens possess alike liberty of ors to the World's Fair. I don't know enough ,ii,,: Whin's carnival to tell you where fc>j>go, but I ,i, conscience and immunities of citizenship," The situation in Europe aumn up about •• inside information on the* jflac**-to*avoid. like this: , , , fiaid the first President on that occasion. you have misplaced your sawed-off-shotgun .,,. 1 Either Hitler is Muffing or Great Britain "It is now no more that toleration is spoken pen to bo shy on funds. and France are btyfllnfc, or the world will of as if it was by the indulgence «f one class After passing up the Flushing phantasmal,: of people that another enjoyed the exer- summer, I drifted over the other day in company v i soon see the' nations of Europe at each in similar previous expeditions, Mayor i, 1 other's throats. cise of their inherent natural rights. For happily the Government of the United We went to the ball game in Brooklyn, and faiinu i The Rituation of the United States ia tmipted by Harry Stevens' hot dogs on the way , Our people want no war. If the conflict States which givefl to bigotry rm sanction, lasts very Ion?, however, the trend of events ndrd to take % look at the Fair and incidents • to persecution no assistance, requires only our dinner. *K { ih' Europe will profoundly affect national that they who live under its'protection j sentiment. If Germany and Italy appear to Our First Ekperietue . (^ [ ;. < have a chance to defeat Great Britain and should demean themselves a* good citi- • France the pressure for American inter- zens. ..." We drove into the parking ytrd Ind ha!ik>,i \ vention will overcome our antipathy to war. The spirit of these utterances has guided OA cab which, to you who are »otfan#iar with of the perisphere, is an electrically-actuated w h., i, Because of a belief that Hitler would us for 150 years and has been one of the that Ormhny, Haly and Japan not begin a war with the risk that this coun- basic principles of our national life. For a becom* strong cnguRh to domi- Kuided, so the circular says, bj a, bright youn^ mi, , nate world affairs. try will take sides against him, many Amer- century and half we have maintained a Looking At Washington I ing his way through college. We had a very pU>as;ii,! icana have believed that the surest way tofree life here based upon a system of free Our cititerit nhould umi<'r»Und from the amusement area, with plenty of COIIWK, of American vital inter- that the isnue cannut ho succinctly thrown in, through the grounda with various poim-, ,,| keep this country out of a war would be toenterprise, political freedom attd religious What effect will war in Kn ave upon the fortunes und est». stated' an one bttWccn democra- terest the foci of our little rid*). ThU took alwui an J ''persuade" Hitler that the odds are tooind civil liberty. As long as we maintain nes o/ the American peopli and a half, at $3.00 per hour. With tip, this repi« , i great against his venture. ',n the United States a free economic and in the interest of clear thinking «tve people can go to war under The passage of amendments to the neu- This ia the question that is up and the establishment of our na- a democrats iorrn of government j outlay of five slugs, and we hadn't even had a I,. political system, we need not tear the loss lermost in the minds of ninny tional policy, it is essential for just ai easily an undrr the control pop. trality act, serving notice that Great Britain of the third freedom—religious and civil mericans. With practically three j Americans to make up their mind* o fa dictator. The people of Ger- ourtha of our people, believin« in regards to the struggle in Eu- We had landed, by this time, at the Freix I, t and France would be allowed to buy sup-liberty. We need not fear file encroach- many, Italy DltdJttpan, under ab- plies here would have watjied Hitler that hat this country will jriadu.wlj J rope. We understand, in part, the solute dictator!, carry out the cmly to discover later on we could have traveled ments and effects of the European "isms" lecome embroiled in a long war, division that exists between (ier commands of their rulers and their original, in Paris, at considerably leal expend \J the material resources of the United States n Europe, there develops many and Italy, a* examples of attitude i> dele/mined by the con- which preached hatred and intolerance of p, p roftming around the street level for a few minute, » were on the side of his antagonists. onfu»ion as to the xp\t that the i dictator - controlled nations and clusion^ ojf their rulers. one class for another, one race against an- niteidd SState s wilill playl . GGreat t BitBrit.iii n and FFrance , on ththe n lift (how that Continental influence got me') Defeat of the amendments may have In the light of recent events, it other, i other side, as representatives of third floor. We alighted to walk into a. gpeue which misled Mr. Hitler into the belief that the It may be taken for granted; democratic regimes. No one can can hardly he denied that the governments of'Germany. Italy around the entire outer edge of the restaurant United States will not sell Great Britain and that, second only to our antipathy que8tion th(, n,n,rai sympathy of to war, is our aversion to send and Japan <(o not respect the France the munitions that they may need the people of this country with Why Not Vint Mars? ing another army to Europe, At similar democratic nations. This, rights of other people, admit the Sky? Not Us! in the course of a struggle. If this is the present, the people of the United however, is not the question. What fundamental ten£t of equal uppor conclusion in Hitler's mind, it might easily Speculation as to conditions on the States are overwhelmingly against we must decide is whether tunity or deny-tile use of armed The Mayor and I barged right into the h< n I planet Mars, stimulated some years ago bythe thought of sending another peace and safety of the United strength to secure desired ends. line, not wishing as you can readily understand, i persuade him to risk a war. expeditionary force acro?s the At- Such being admitted, it follows the "discovery" of what some astronomers States would be threatened in the our turn for fear starvation would overtake us in-- •, In the interest of peace, however, some- antic. W't thcr this attitude will ieven t of a German-IUlian triumph intviUblv then* powers body should tell Her* Hitler that Congress called canals, continues with some people De softened during the early stag- ji n Europe. in opposition to the fundamental (Ireiner whispered a few welKchflMn wyrds to tin rfften' changes its mind; and somebody very much puzzled over the possible exist- s of a long drawn-out struggle re ideals that should, in the opinion man and we were ushered right to the rim of the mains to be seen and only the Undoubtedly sincere in their of most Americans, govern ail in- well below. Beneath us was that magnificent fount,i should tell him immediately. ence of people on the globe that almost vent iaelf can write the answer, ! desire for peace, the people of the ternal1on%l Mlationshipn. NThether ;ame into the earth's backyard a few weeks United States are also devoted to the spirit that grips these gov- the sprays and the fireworks and all those \ i. p| Generally speaking, the attitude ernments and directs the people rgo. people who have to get their fu» on a budget | si.,i'. of the people of the United States involved, is a temporary fever, el- ., ,, , , ., , ,, , Of course. Mars Is about 30,000,00" &> foreign affaire is al'iJiHtuftOnT t0 New Auto Speed Record- of the wor leal ism and practical common Icitod by external condition*, or.latently commiserate for them when the waiter i On the Borirteville Salt Flats, in tlie state miles away from the crisis in Europe, and 'deep-seated and malignant growth the bill-of-fare. , * ' sense. In the cool reasoning ™«tj nationaiVder that'rests upon cer. is a (gUMHun that cannot be an- that reminds us that a nice, quiet place on but At this immediate point, I had plenty of o>ni of Utah, John Cobb, a British business man, ft*n precedes the clash of ^^ fundamental9. Thweprinci-1 «*««•• . nevertheless, is one Mars, or perhaps Venus, would be a fine most Americans are convince atinK to do on my own, I'm still trying to catch my Set a new speed record for automobiles by ples have been enunciated by va- of vital significance. :hat we have "no business in Eu- place for a peace-loving citizen of this ter- rious officials of the Government :fter scanning that menu and thoae price tan* driving a 2,600 horsepower machine 386.85 rope." Many of them subscribe to If the /orrner, a policy of con for many years. They include the The Mayor, I guess, saw me blanche and In • restrial ball. the doctrine of the isolationists ciliation, including' certain adjust- 'miles per hour. recognition of the rights of others, a 8o It would involve some risks to make who assert that the United States menu, can give the world the I 't whistle. This is more than six miles a minute, and the opportunity for all people to is not, and will not, be menaced promise <>f future peace. If, as a transfer, even if it were possible develop on an equal basis and re- f 'better than a mile in ten seconds. It is in- regardless of the outcome of 11 many fear, the malady is organic, I Lose All Reason because, upon arrival, the visitor might dis jection of the idea of %var at an "-'foresting and perhaps of some technical struggle between totalitarian und drastic and surgical treatment instrument to obtain, objectives. But there we were, me taking what I thought j value but of little value otherwise. =over that Mars, or Venus, have troubles of democratic powers. Others arc not may be inevitable. It is for the their own. They might even be worse than so certain that the interests of These fundamentals, we believe,: peopje of the United States to de- be the final glimpse at my watcb^my ring ami 1^ I , When men wish to travel at six miles a express the essence and average | termine whether tht triumph of those that be-devil the so-called human the United States do not suggest pencil. How I wished 1 had staye«f with the pom >i: hat th« nation take appropriate of American thought in regard to Isuc h forces in Europe and Asia j minute in the futur«they will be flyingover- 1 race. international relationship,. With- Inight menace the pi|ce, security But there was the corps of wa^ftpifeady to taki mil t head. Airplanes will some day make such action to prevent the defeat of the democratic nations. out mincing worcb, it roust be una .gfety of this country. If so, and as I tried to put my meagre fffenoh to work. admitted immediately that Ger- •• *---•--•-*- «*•- • u • p y i speeds without super-engines, equipped then our foreif* pott* should be, Much of the criticism thut per8piration stood out on my The May { ;with a seat for the drive. many, Italy and Japan, are at baseu, in the protection of our in- * About Accidents Americans direct against the for- present in enmity to such a pro- upon cooperation with i nba t an eyelaslhh andd 1 1 gave my "composure a J This speed record illustrates the de- 1 eign policies of other countries gram. This does not, of itself, those nation* that bear, the brunt as I ordered grape-fruit, filet miguon and } v^lopment of the automobile. There are The newspapers recently toldfof aevera fails to take into proper consid- mean that the vital interests of of an attack which may later Creiner had the same except for a cap of oxta i many reader/of this newspaper who caniccidents in which a number offyives were eration the national interi'SU of the United States are imperilled, come to us, tost. the other nations. Some of the or that, as a bounden duty, this "Desert?" th« waiter inquired; j r&nember when "dare-devils," without re- confusion that attaches to our own nation should resort to force in an This does not necessarily mean I buried my nose in the menu and all n < J gard for life or limb, won'auto races by There was a train wreck in the West, reflections in regard to the foreign effort to stamp out dissenters. It that the United States should go making a mile a minute. This speed, nowa- vhich killed 28, an airplane disaster in policy of the United States spring merely requires that we survey the tc war but it requires us to offi- have escaped me as 1 suggested Brazil, which killed 14 and otha/, mishap from the same failure to realize world situation and appraise the cially recognize' that among the $1.^5 per copy>The Mayor days, is schoolboy stuff. the necessity of directing Amer- condition under which this coun- nations of the world we muat dis- that caused sudden death to men and try would find itself in the event ican action solely to the sufc- criminate between likely friends 1 was trying to add it alt up on my fingers > women. and possible foes. We should do cd around With my grape-fruit and theraprays Our Defense On Paper The reaction of the reader was to marve nothing to weaken our prospective high around those poor people sitting OJVthose Iwi1 friends and nothing to strengthen With the world facing a new crisis, the at this sudden exhibition pf combined fa Job Insurance In New Jersey our possible enemies. ed benches down on the ground. I couldn't tell wti talities, with the idea,that i fate wa: that noise was from the fireworks or from the ]">u average American probably thinks that the (Thii ii Ike thirty-fifth of • employer to file claims for 90 per United States has a great navy, a great air at work. Well, the accidents were spec •eriet of release! on "Job Insur- cent credit against Title IX taxes CaU Called Destructive my head, and 1 tried to relax. The rest of the m< force and a marvelous army. tacular but otherwise, not much in the gran ance >n New Jeraey.") for those yeara, providing New According to th« National Wildlife also the crepes suzettei which the captain of wait total of those who die each year by acci Jeraey contributions for the three federation, the animals most de- "As usual, the super-patriots are mis- Establishment of a $;!,000 cut- over an alcohol flame at our tabta. dent. ' • years, are paid in full within 6# structive to wildlife on the farm are taken. We have-a very small army, inade- off in the payment of contribu- days after the signing of the bill three that make their home with Then the catastrophe—the cheslt. quately equipped. Our navy has nothing Nearly one hundred persons are kille tions on wages paid to employes by the President. The amendment man—the cat. the rat and the dog. A mere $17.80! , overy day on the highways but,these fata under the Unemployment Compen- was signed by President Roosevelt There has been so much, said about but pre-war battleships and while it is bet- sation Law of New Jersey will save on August 10, and this section sets the barm done by cati that progres- ter balanced than it was a few years ago, crashes are no longer'news! Nearly an- about 12,600,000 a year, Execu- the deadline for payments before sive farmers no longer tolerate other hundred individuals go to their tive Director Harold G. Hoffman niidnight, October 8. stray cats about their property. THE LITTLE HEJ.P4R most of our expansion is on paper. The Without counting any other lost Maker through other typ«| of accidents of the New Jersey Commission air force is efficient but small. aaid in discussing the recent Executive Director Hoffman said from cats, the destruction of insect- The. difference between American pre- every day but most of theiii do not get into amendments to the Social Secu- that io the cases of employers who eating birds calls (or the most rig- print, except in local newspapers. rity Act and. newly enacted legis- had made payments of State unem- orous control of thin persistent paredness and that of some other nations prowls* at Vie. fields. Studies of lation passed in New Jersey. ployment compensation contribu- |;is!hat our expansion is yet to take effect. ions for-the three yeara too late huntirtfc-oats iW.-thut they follow —• -f-^S' ' ; The new legislation becomes ef- to receive the 90 per cent Federal regular routes, so that it one is seen llfte have some very good plans and if noth- fective January 1, 1940. Work- credit, applications for refunds it can usually be captured by set- Up To The States ers are now paying contributions' ig happens in the next few yearn, we may may be filed with the Bureau of ting a trap in the locality. VMIOUI of one percent pf wages received jiave the fighting forces that we need. While.amendments to tire Sdelal'Secu- Internal Revenue. forms of box traps are effective, rity Act increased the amount efnjotfeytyiat up,to, the first $3,000. The newly •ince the cat is not a trap-shy ani- established "ceiling" mukes only mal No estimate can be made oi 1he Federal government will contribute the first.$3,000 subject to contri- the damage done by* rats at a dit- w;. The Hay Fever Season monthly to the needy agedjtyi«ldbes not butions under Title IX of the So- tance from dwellings. In »»rm 1 cial Security Act and the New Jer- weather, rats take to the fields and An estimated 8,000,000 .sufferers from mean an immediate increase for those re- eeiving such assistance. sey Unemployment Compensation marshes and are completely "wild." Ijay fever are now concentrating their at- Law. Unemployment compensa- They ace almost as fond of water as ntion upon methods of alleviating the In fact, because of a provision that the tion contributions are used solely muskraU, and swfm and dive about States have to match the Federal govern- for the .payment of benefits to' •a well «a their valuable relatives. comfort that visile them annually. eligible unemployed workers.' As usual, the malady ia aggravated by ment on a 50-50 basis, the increase will be CreeUtt for Employers cvailable only to those on the rolls of Cali- nothiri(J Improve Batterfai Yields 3 that flourish everywhere. Appar- New Jersey employers delta* tabes its In, 10 years members of dairy- no serious effort is made, even in fornia. In all other States it w^e nedes- quent in the payment of unemploy- herd Improvement associations \ .place-/ , to eliminate tlr1 source of the dis-Jiary^ for the State governments to put upment compensation contributions throughout the country have so im- additional fnnds before the Federal in- for 1930, 1937 and, 1938 may re- proved their herds that the overage ent. ceive full credit ayaiiiBt Federal fir ease of mentality yearly butterfat production of asio- WeedB flourish ttiost amid cultivated crease will be available. > taxee. uudVJTitle IX of the Social fortiubtn/t Claticto coM feat negated about 30 ^ientfats.cchfflit the pollen in the-air , . There is * wide differ ajce in the Security Agt if payments for those ,pound», re^rts Ot.J. r. Kendrick r p.mounttaow jmt up by. th«r.SI yeWs we made on or bof ore Octo- of the, federal butiou of dairy in- day at ojbjft lj^nidred stations through- ites, ratiging ber 8, v;, "•• ' dustry; THUincriBeJniiroducUon, 'ie natli%" • lliey »ay that the present from } 17.4Hn' dVAr- ' JSxwuUve Director Hoffman of brQUghi ahput by^cujlini out poof kansas. The Social Security Board esti- the Unemployment Compensation Emll N. Blzub produqers, by feeding the remaining crop is about average, which means I cows according to production, and mates that 1^857,000 persona a,re drawing Commission twid the section deal- 'FUNERAL DIRECTOR e sufferers w«U go through the usual ing with to* employers' credits by better selection of dairy »irei, 5» Wheeler Ate., C«rte»et, N. J. has increased returns to association of sneeaing until the hay fever sea- funds under the program;" n»ith Illrnoii agajnit Social"' Security tsx« for Tel. Cartei-et 8-0*08 membtri by about 18,000,000 • year. leading the deld with 133,600 persons. iMfl, ia37 M4 1838 permits Uu> i R ' i» i in in in mm i i IIIIMJJ "JJIL __uljMiMmi^MjLjLl-m—— : ^jDfi!CTTjl ecreation Center Everybody Is Talking Abo SWINGS ITS DOORS OPEN TONIT Finest In County Inspection Invited But Wiihet To We feel it it Middlesex County's most modern STOP IN TODAY! Look us over, for we're and most befttltihil Recreation Center. Months were going to hold open house for everybody. And, re- fords Recreation Center devoted to jlannini and building it. Neither time member yoar inspection of the FORDS RECREA- nor money was spared in this attempt to give Fords, TION CENTER will be invited at all tiftcs. We not GOOD and the county, the best recreation center to be found only boast of having the finest a*d molt modern anywhere. recreation center in the county, but also the most NEWS sanitary. At the FORDS RECREATION CENTER you will Next to our offer of the BEST bowling facilities; Hnd more comfort and convenience than are obtain- choicewines. liquors and beers in the F0RD$ REC- able in any other recreation center in this territory. REATION TAVERN, and the highest quality of FOR ALL Vogel Distribution Co. You'll Hnd everything you want at the FORDS REC- foods in the FORDS RECREATION RESTAURANT, DINERS! REATION CENTER. CLEANLINESS is most important. You'll agree KING GEORGE'S ROAD Our advice to you is: Visit the FORDS RECRE- our efforts are well-aimed. FORDS, N. J. ATION CENTER. For, we feel this new, beautiful So remember -your inspection is invited, not center will more than surprise you. only on the opening day but always ' YoO CM frt fowl fo^i thrift at th« Ford* Rttrtatm Rtstaaruit! In the nornipf, for breakfitt; at MOB, Congratulations To Good Luck To baiineM •««.'* lunch and thopperi' Congratulations To specials; ereninf dinners, hot, «rt- FORDS FORDS ed in a jiffy at lowest prices; and SOCCMIT* Fords Recreation Center late snacks. You'll like oar well RECREATION RECREATION prepared food and congenial atmos- phere regardless of what time you Fords Recreation Center CENTER CENTER come in! ALL NIGHT SERVICE GOOD FOOD ALWAYS AT Harry Anderson bins Kirsh Jr, Atlantic Fords Coal Co. Plumbing & Heating FORDS RECREATIOK 26 Lawrence Street Now Located in Building Company Bottling Works BACSKAY BUILDING FORDS, N. J. DISTRIBUTOR FOR RESTAURANT 573 New Bnuuwick Avenue, Fords Building Contractors $69 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE EDELBRAU CLUB ROYAL BEER FORDS, N. J. Telephone Your Orderi To Telephone P. A. 4-0180 TEL. P. A. 4-3694 FORDS, N. J. 436 GROVE STREET PERTH AMBOY Perth Amboy 4-4108 Under Management of For Immediate Delivery Tel. P. A. 4-2069 JOHN TONKOCHICK & TOM EGAN

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let Dobrosa. s«.d Jkesjake Third Place By Defeating Wheeler's, 8 To I 'Stnamkned" Alleys To Lion Hunter Is Dedicated Tomorrow Given Sentence CPEAKING jStanKosclk Given Playoffs Will Start ., i The new wtodern known "Champion, Nisht" ». For Auto Death Rig Farewell Party Cqrfrrrt Twiiiiht Softtoil i »rt#ret Ae*de*iy Fhlcaro nnd Smith will howl with Ueal B«y» T* •• Hta Gu«tU ,vill be omcfcHy de- ananiocnUll^rcombin,^,^. O ABOUT SPORTS - Driving ,,,,« night with a tn* Hnd5on. A I , I9^S-IO3!» Scion of Ancient British At GasM Ob *•»*. 17 Mil Cardmb Take Wap, Naaeak from the mound h ,MK,.,| and uppreprl- bowling chnmpioi,!. of tho Sutp nf Family It Guilty of ('ARTERET- Stan Kowl's home thlri inning, the I'kn took . ncording to an ah- New Jersey. nm| onp nf fhp ^^ TV» N«w BowKn« eorarjr aoaacmion of third ,„„,!<• thin weifc by Killing Cyclut town friends gave him a big fare est combination Cnr-Wet hft.* wn is the march of civilization. Another epoch in well party last week preparatory Saap 12-GaM StreA the Carteret Twilight i. k, "manager" in In recent years t for hi» !<>avinir for the training League at the high school ,:| nrrnngement*. Inasmuch Rn it wj|| j, * of Carteret aports life will be marked tomor- "Cham- LONDON.-Ai, penalty tor kill.! camp of the Rrmvklyn [toditer* pro- Yar4. Mechanics Varheelty Neadtr (Tewing ta they t-renU" sMch as Joe pionn Nifrht." ing a young cycliat. a member of' row whtm the new "aix-lane" Carteret Academy bowling fwwional f not hall team. This is their eighth victory of the : immy Smith, two of scmbled all tho <*• "f England's rlehe»t ftmilici TieJ For U«4 U Plaml winners of the alloys, which have been recently "stream-lined" and com- Konel's second year with the Dodd- 81, over Wheeler'*. iking bowlers in the various lenjruos in town and h»» been sentenced to three yean' hn.< pletely modernized, will b« formally dedicated to the pub- er*. Last year due to a let; injury Joe Terebeeki tad the ' i Inst decade, wijl be matched them together. pentl terrltude ind AliquuWleatlon In the which he suffered early In the Ma- ;„;,!„> the dedication a first match t he from driving for » yean. lic. with a heme rea fer the Mea! Service son he W , iir pro(rram has been winners in the U. S. Metals "loop state, fered by the Wing* thin station !.„ Fnlcaro will be on an 1 the Foster Wheeler league. imagine. You drove like a lunatic. Thosr who attended Koscl's fare- one each tn the fourth and I well party at "Pop" Roth's place For the Cardinal* the victory wan Ptte Terttheekt started , i»nK tomerrow to All in nil, n (rrcat crowd is ex- "It is only by the Intervention of Joe Udzielak, owner of the n«w alleys, and his son, Matt, their sixth in a row. , ,,, to all local bowl. in Hudson street follow: John F)w, Ukts, but waa relieved fit pected to b« on hum! to make the Providence that you have not more who is general manager of the business and a good one at Joe Pieesjrski, o>en of the Car- deaths at your door. Your lentence Kd Oiajkowski, Krank Soanowski, Bohen In the fourth. r.i-.v night will be oqcat Sur7.ill», Tony [ team, whoever it will he, in a I fl<;in safety ball return will also eliminate the poastbility of sUrtinr pitcher. He lasted until , farteret T«U» Vk- tbe Mechanics ;ue virtually tied KngUnd, salesman, Bon hunter, Alnrh nml ''Pupnp " Roth. ffte> game. The winner of the seventh when th for nr«t plate in the second hnlf point to point rider, former guards (setting a "smashed finger." A fjn |) nf CnrtiMTl buys will bo j game wfH then enrage the fe*pito the fart that the de Traflotd. brother of the pres- a known fact that interest by women in the pin sport R«nltt Cards put on presaure in the fifth I S. Meta4a 8oftbe.ll Yard to*n»rs nre acluiilly one ent baronet of that name, a line de- hag reached a new high in the state in recent years and liken I, Whecler'i 5. and scored four runs. Two in the u,, big rallies til th« full ifame ahead of the Mechan scended from William the Con- Tae* SteaMHafi queror. the management of the'local alleys believes it would be a sixth and three more in the seventh . n/s netting n«n« rurw, tea, neither team has hecn heat- Bears Hold Centennial good thing to create a wide interest locally among mem- tinched th« issue. ilir hall fame for Go» en in the second half nnd the MaaataatMer b Charged. Sporting Chih t» .fl Rialowarciuk topped the batting !. ''. hoys. Meennnlrs have two postponed De Trafford was accused of the bers of the fair sex. Also there will be a complete locker 8t RhM > a Celebration Tonight honors for the day with four hits HI nt second baac and gamra to piny. manslaughter at Cheltenham n( Vic- facilities for a large number of bowlers. Uke. 8 7 tor Edwin Drlnkwater-Lunn, 19 in flve trips to the plate, including fteekaea 7 7 • i,'ly good game denprte The Tank House holds undis- A program that would rate four shrrs in any man's Early Nine Run Lead Givea two iloublex. ' IIH baseball days have years od. ot Cheltenham. WheeUr'i 3 It puted ponKfssJoti of third place cpuntry has been arranged for this weekend by Matt Koatenbader Tea.ro Vk- Next Sunday the C'arda have no iinti' a few yean ago, in the league rnce with six vie Prosecutor Cartwright Sharp stat- ed that the case related to a sec- tory game scheduled hut on Sunday, Toaifht—Playoff gane. i .us. himself, d.oe»n't torira llfcainst only two iti-fnitx. Udzielak to formally dedicate the alleys. Two of the tion os* about seven miles of the Eve- September 10, they eloee their aea- Tveaday—Playoff gmne. HI! that freely. Heiur- NEWARK After its nerien with The Uam Hlandinc us of sham road1 from B«ckford to Chel- Kreat bowling names in tht country will be on hand to do •on with a game with the Bayway Friday—Phyo* gaaie i\ H by txecattiy a dou- Baltimore this week, the Newark Wednesday evening follows: tenham raoe course. their "stuff." Joe Falcaro, one of tike greatest money bowl- Oriob-s on Copax. Field. Vk— wn.-h waa rwtlf awne- Bears return to their home grounds Won Lost The box score: Ah R v.ilrh. De TraAord had a glass of hear erg in the game today, will be on hand all day long (Sat- at Support Stadium for a Labor Yard 0 W. Bohaa, th r i ^11 turned in Ma ottal at Ike Beckiord hotel, but showed urday) to exhibit his warea and give lessons in the finer Day douhlehender with Jersey Cartwet (4) Mechanical n TereWehi, p, 2b '.L: |>erfamaace, hold- no sljna oi intoxication. City Monday afternoon aj 1:45 P. Ab R H Tank House 2 points of the game. In the evening, Jimmy Smith, who u\ club to nine widely At the Beckforri hotel a gardener, M. The league schedule winds up E. Nascak, se .... 4 0 Casting and W M 2 William John Hopkins, S3 years old, J. tereheekl, If probably has rolled more perfect scores of 300 than any at home with a aerien with Syra- Stauhach, 2h 4 • Laboratory 4 wanted to get U> Cheltenham, and U. Bohea. 8b, > other person, will give a personal demonstration after cuse and Baltimore thin week-end. Nemeth, rf 2 0 Scrap Riant 4 De Traflord gave him a lift Beech, If, If, p Dobrowiki, 2b . ,nk HOBM (II) Rained nut of an nlahoratc pro- 4 1 Copax 4 Hopkins asked him not to drive which he will match up with Joe Falcaro and three other Maaiuch, rf AB gram fummcrncimtinj: the 100th Koi, p, lb 4 8 Silver Refinery 5 so fast, but De Trnftord said: "Are outstanding local stars to oppose the Hudsons, Carteret Wadiak. cf anniversary of baseball Inst Friday Czerpaink, .lb . . 3 1 4 Plant you nervous?" Uughad, and drove Qinda, c 0 team which won the bowling championship of the state night. Secretary Ray I.. Kennedy Shymanski, e 1 4 Smelter on even faster ;ind on the wrong t announced that the celebration will Kiddle, lb, If, . 0 ^ 2 side. last year. 12 he held Friday of the cominft week, Brockman, cf ... 0 I « 1 After they had gone three miles It will be "Championship Night" tomorrow night with Wheeler'! •ong Rtrd Claa September S, when Newark en- Komuniekyy, rf « 3 ID In* tigbll«i lh« Portland De Truflurd bumped into the back Ab H four of the winners in Me various leagues around town the Syracuse Chiefs. Keatts, of 1 0 •|.k, c 8 (Ore.) Song Bird club, a society foi ol a truck, but drove on. Sheekk. rf I competing against each other. The Ideal Service pinners, The Ontcnnini festivities will 1 2 ItM lntio4u, If .. A Novak, rf 1 lem tad Giekham, ami eaiulcd lor killed. caro-Smith All Stars and the Hudsons. the first division of thy Interna- . a Pieczyski, p It sr 30 y«»t» The bureau believe! When the police arrived De Traf- tional l.cutruo seeking to qualify . 2 It is expected that one of the biggest crowds in local Hrozow.ski, e .... 21 5 6 4 *b*l one ol lh«su culum«( is thrlv- ford kept on repeating that it was for the playoffs, the Neun-men are . 2 tnf at the preitnt lime. the cyclist's fault because he had bowling history will be on hand to make the dedication a shaping up for the nnal drive. W. Finn, 2b 2 a Tbe acore by inninga: . 3 not got a rear light. gala and successful occasion and one that will long be Ukea A. C 034 3 IJalTCftol HuMDin Ticket This, Prosecutor Sharp comment- remembered in Carteret's sporting annals. Totals 38 12 18 2 Wheeler's 020 080—* . 2 In-Gieece the visitor may buy a ed, was rather peculiar, as the cy- Score by innings: Hoate run—J. Terebeeki. .; . 3 ticket eoftinit less than a dollnr clist was approaching him. The Cartwet Cardinals WinK* 030 000 010— 4 Three bate hit—M. Boben. . 3 wbilh will entitle hint to enter most De Trafford, In evidence, stated The Carteret Cardinals have announced through their CardinaLx 201 042 SOx—12 Two baae hit—Jftaubath. . 8 ol UM national museums, aod also he had had a number of riding ac- manager, George kopin, former Carterri, High School Two'ba»e hits—Gluchoski, 2; Struck out—By Naicak 2, by vli'l the Acropolis and the archco- cidents, and some years ago he wu Hialowarciuk, Pleciyaki, Beech. frUubaob 1, by P. Terebeeki 3, by M 4 • logical sites <>( Athins. 1'irai-ui and shot in the stomach and nearly died, three-letter star, that they will make an effort to enter Thruc-bane hit—Koi. S«crinc&— H Boben 1. i: Eleusis. He had always been of a nervous their team in the Carteret Twilight League next year. Kiddle. Left on baaea—Cardinals Bates en balls ^Off Nascak Itf. 2*« tO* 0— 4 temperament and was worse alter 7, Win?)) 4. Struck out—By Koi of 8taubach 2, off P Turebeekl £/ The Cards feel that they are atrong enough and could r ', 3«1 001 x—11 Sanaint Oermaa Kesert the shouting accident 6, by Pieczysk! 6, by Beech 3. off M. Boben 0. The reason he was on his wronf make a good showing in the loop for they are rounding The Black forest o! Germany ts Haae.s on ball»—Off Koi It.Pieciy- Cumbu (plate) while In winlor when the ski races side when he struck the cyclist was out seven years of experience as an organized team. They xki 2, Beech 2. Hits—Oft Koi 10 thut he was overtaking a car and are held and black in summer, II start&d out as a "kid's" team back in 1932 and have play- in ti - :l innigs; of Beech 3 in th« shadows beneath its trees can the cyclist was hidden by an on- I I -,'i inniga; off Piecjyiiki 6 in 9 rth cuming car. Ho did not see the cy- Maria fc be called Mack. Actually, Frcuden- ed together since then, In recent years they have played i Losing pitcher -Kui. Uin clist u eeHlog 4«tf|Md bf atadt In Ike Black (urcsl Is 1* against some of the leading clubs in this vicinity and have 1. Kus«, 8. ROM. Metarcycie Races At covered «Nb the Ant mou> si the sunnlett resort in Gor The first he knew of the accident was his windscreen breaking and compiled an enviable record. Hopkins saying: "You have killed By entering the league they feel that they will be bet- Lisbon* Labor Ikt Me Paaaport Be«ulie4 a man." ter able to show their competitive strength and we, for Scrap Phut Defeats -'i Andoria, the tiny country which Thu jury was absent 13 minutes LANUHOKNK Motorcycle rld> ' is defined by law u an nattle* in the Pyreneea between before ikding De Traflord guilty at one, think they will make a good go of H. «ra fur all purU of the Unite* ' between two or more France and Spain, is the only -VHJIV manslaughter. Short Tid-Bltt New YoA Office 7-3 3tat«t> ftiid Canada and Meiio* Jo an unlawful att, or to try la Sttrupc which requires no will converge on LanKhonte Sp«ed^ 11 Our good friend, Ben Zusman, has gone off and done »<•< h» urdawful maaaw. passport toi entrv Crazed Captain Gives 20 Scor«a 12-4 Victory Aa Jo« wuy Labor Day, September 4, fW it. He got marri&d last week and is spending his honey- Tourists Terrifying Ride Pi«csyaki Give* Only Five the annual too mile NatWMJl Champtonahip race. , STOCKHOLM.—Twenty tourlsU moon at Niagara Falls There's talk around town of in- Hit* Thin ev.:nt, ittaued l»y the returned with shattered nerves from stalling a lighting system in the high school stadium field HE P0CKETB00K Atlantic Mutorcycle DeaUra a iilwibure cruise between Oscar- but we believe that this will not materialize. Not at the CAKTKKhrr Tho Scrap Hunt ,iijinn and Oland island aboard the fttiall team Motorcycle KNOWLEDGE stuuiner Jurl. They said that Capt York Office, 7 to ;(, luat Friday cycle A.inociattaly .;, K Anderson suddenly went mad. He the Tank House team down at the Qopperwoiks Softball •vunin^r in an iiidepertdunt. game yearly attiacts the cream of Nortfc}-W, Hist urdered the ship full speed league, says we aren't giving him a break. So we politely uLayt'il ut thu Copper Worku fiuki. AwericR'n iiiomx talent. i'# TThh e championship wa.s won that! ahead, then full speed back, over A four-run rally in the eighth ,tii(l over again. told him to go out and get a "good" team first We last two yi-uiK in siuvi-ssiuii by St''' enabled the Cat tt-ret team to come When the first mate tried to per- went over to ae« the Giants play Cincinatti last Sunday Kreti, the California Com«t. Tfc|' from btaind and win. 1 suade him to leave the bridge the and after the Giants absorbed a 7 to 2 beating one mem- sard riding aon of the Pacific Crtp. captain knocked him down. Fasten- The box score: will be on bund seeking his gers joined the crew in subduing the ber of the party quite appropriately remarked : "We ought 3 predicts that the track record • terte« of experiment* « duy, Septumbur 4. Norman, c 4 11 # «he wtawled thaw I narrow neck of the funnej and held by the late Billy Wiim no Buckley, cf | I 1 It wus announced today by Han- WPfthei of rtlWren hi checked the How. To make it flow doubt will be lowered. Young, tb 4 11 kiiwon Spt)«dwaya that the aatriea M more easily he Jumped on tbe land MacGiania, p 4 • t Hu date total 27, including the first ijuttlifying trlala will get under ea editratlo*) have 1 In the mouth of the hopper. It wa» Ab«m», Sb ,...,. „_. ( | I at this nwnuMt that tlw tmd freed easturn appwrMOc of Ted Hum, way daily at 1 o'clock (Daylight m Im aeveral hooka Saving Time) and tho first elimina- Wflrld'* nm lu» been RuatincraiiU, rf 3 0 S have been widely translated. ilMlt Ai Uartlwlala Jumped the Maaatioaa) Indiaivaya^ *»*\ Tt*y moaed, him down hito ikw WiWam oi MIlwaukMJ Hark Utti tion heat, with six fastest cam to to t*« wti al TataJa 8S 9 U »f Ubanon; Buddy Bu«h from start, at o'clock. Thu fea- C**lQ|i« I Daltw; Bobby Maya, Day Ion; I** , |pur Helm tor Score by Inning*: l ture event, with ten previous qimli- New York Mft 01* «00—I eating* an man I Fur all the tport new* fet tlw Wallard, Schenectady; fUx Rw- el more than a •rda, Phila. j- BUI HoUand, N«W Be lerc, will start promptly at i Scrap Plant 008 000 lix—3 thaa UM old Wad. h r««d the Cart*r»t. fi^Ma, o'clock.

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Sea P'mcr Attempted Synthetic Textile F irir. In Americi During 1870 Predicted 273 Yr Frtebooteri w«r» bill«ved to have A prediction made 2":i evue of World Events in Photographs long since VinlihM from Ameri- by Robert Hooke has he can wittri when t shortlived at- in our times more i rr'.

tempt to bring btek the days of eould possibly hnve f,,r,.., plunder and plr»oy *«• iwiiif on time prior to 1665 itn.i,,. 1 Mfrt cham )! the western coast of Mexico In May, self a microscope an! Monument Unvrilrd lo Founders of liberty 1 ^ ' 1870. among other thlngi, « Wife Beater Collapses in Court Would-b* buccaneer! selied the textile materials, v,n!< merchant ihlp for^ftrri. And fol-Schwan In "Teelmi-1 n lowed this «ctlon by raiding thr rim- A« a result, we hnw r tnm home at Qtiiymli, forcing the not only detailed nm! |, foreign merchnnts to pay them keen descriptions nf > . Inrge mmii of money and compel- tlons hut some of iho r: ling the Am<ngue-lashlnR. boatload of pirates attempted to 1 hope, give some n^. Imhy parade at Orran City, N. Mm twrll «as accused of the unmerciful beating and kicking of his crippled, leave the ship, and efforts to Inter- quisltlve person nn . . . „ ,, , », , u .1. and another look Will convince hall wife, nnd of torturing her. After hearing Hartwrll's surly admission, cept them were met with s burst Cio\ HilH.un \ .null i dill D making some trials, v.! l(hi«l< Munil, rlfrhl. unvHI* a tnnmrninnl presented to the city «r Newport by ( ^ dor(org were f^.% Hie Jurffi.' lamented the fart that whipping post punishment could not be of fire from the shore which killed M Mm its (iul»»eln, right, participated In (he exercises, which were part OvPrHPeS Maneuvers .itiminiKtrrrd. ers. pose he will have no <»•• •I thr riilnt! nl \I-\I)MII lii displeased." Flood Waters Undermine Dixie Street Unknown to the Americans the wily pirates had prepared a veri- table ambush by landing about 170 $.P.(i. \. Approves HiillFighting—If If s Weaponless men with artillery nnd rifles where they could rake the vessel from Auto Wfta Foreshadow item to stern with their fire. In Early 15th (Vnt Unable to release the grounded The idea of the autoi, „.. vessel or to rout the raiders with back to the Fifteenth , their limited forces, the naval par- cording to American !',•; ty promptly set the ship afire and stltute. The scientists y • blasted it with shrapnel before re- da Vinci's time did i • turning to the Mohican, thus end- the streamlined vein]. ' ing an abortive attempt to revive but they toyed with the .', . • the profession of piracy In those ing air and fuel, in:i.' i waters. ture in an engine ,in i power (or driving UKIH There were all kiml. • Sm&lleit Principality Ha* ideas about the intni, engine. In the Reventi Wide Variety of Climate a Dutch scientist, On • : Monaco Is the world's smallest hens, proposed to m., • principality. Its 395 acres would "gunpowder engine " It scarcely be considered a good good, but It renewed n.in- sized farm in western America. But possibilities, of the mtiii i within those acres is compressed a lion engine. wide variety of both climate and In the Eighteenth on1 : • activity. The outdoor activities In- were agog over an cm clude nearly all the modern sports would run on coal gas I: Aiillinny Hdi'n, former for —along with the custom of sitting by John Barber, mi I i minister of Kllftland. ci\i s in- in the sunshine for an apertif at Designs were impruvci. slrin lions to .1 dispatch rider with the Cafe de Paris each afternoon, nienl was expedited, ;n ! ' Undermined by flood waters from a swollen tributary of the Alabama Ills battalion of rangers [King's roy- even in midwinter. nal combustion engine w / river, this section of the Prattsvllle, Ala., main street collapsed, halting al rilles) in Hie forest near ISeau- Every resort along the Azure ing Industry really was \>>••. •< : traffic through the business district, Floods were caused by heavy rains, lii'u, where British army maneuvers coast hat Its battle of flowers early were "double-acting" CTIKM •' and though there was no loss of life, more than 3,000 persons In the were held. each spring, and Monte Carlo Is no used the crankshaft, conm• • : ; southern part of the state were forced to lire their homes. •' An exhibition uf hull-hailing was given In New Vork recently beforr members of the American Society for! exception. Folklore festivals, sail- and pilton assembly nbou' ': the Prevention of Cruelly to Animals by Sydney Franklin, Brooklyn, N. V,, matador who made good in thai He jfalks Turkey ing regattas, and tournaments take as they 'are used In the n!• ••!•:: tftfnli of Central and Nnuth Amrrlca and Spain. Yhts was a preview perfsrmMK-e for the A. 8. V. C. A.. whe' up the time until midsummer. ternal combustion engine five their approval of this form of bull fighting an long as Franklin and his assistants leave their weapons at' Music Soothes Tiny German Refugees Those Who don't go in for such The German engine des.cinT Ike ringside Itcgular linhts started later—but without benefit or cutlery. Franklin is shown feinting with a things get a thrill out of strolling to, adapted the principles o! • < :i fofcrlet mulcU, his only "weapon" of defense, through the medieval streets, or four-stroke-cycle theory .• climbing the steep grades, or tour- by the French scientist, 1 ing the art gallery, or visiting the Rochas. It became the I :•; -:•• gardens. of today's Jour-cycle autv.ii, '• •( g( $»s Amazed Britishers Viewed Runaway Launching Hut the center of everything Is, oline engine. nnd probably always will be, the casino. The mere atmosphere of that palace of chance ll melodra- Tower Of Pisa Has US Klvil mutic. In a funereal silence, bro- The Leaning Tower .•( ken only by the droning of theItaly, long considered a >•.Mm croupiers, the crowds follow their der, hat its living cm: ; .ir'i systems, work their good luck the famed Grluly Giant , • uf I charms, and hang on day after day, Sequoia tree in Yosemit.' '; I::I week in and week out, in the hope park, comparative flgim * ot getting something for nothing. to the national park si i. al office of the interior > disclosed. Robot 808 for Plane. Figures from Yosi-i. A radio transmitter that would au- that the big tree, 20'J (.-• : tomatically reveal the location of IB.3 feet off center IT . an airplane in the event of a crash ly four degrees and "' lias been invented by a Pan Ameri- well known for its oil n can airways employee. The emer- four degrees and 2'! i, gency radio would continue to feet, the Tower uf 1' broadcast signals as long as thehigh, leans less tluu Talking turkey. My It's Standish uf balk-ties last. This may be several Giant. While the un^1 Boston, Mass., direct descendant days. The signals so broadcast parent In the latui, »i uf the famous soldier of the tirst wuuld lead searching parties either noticeable in the great Massachusetts colony, declared him- in airplanes or on the ground pro- to its large sprt^dini; !•: self against President Hoosevclt's The spirits of these liny waifs from Germany wore buoyed tempo- vided with radio compasses, to the proximity of »urroum!;. proposal to move Thanksgiving date rarily when one of their numbers struck up a tune on her violin as 150 exact location of the crash, the in- from November 30 to November 23. refugee children arrived at the Liverpool, London, station. Homes had ventor asserts. The farmer date, he declares, "will been found for the children previous to their arrival, and excitement kept The radio Is mounted on springs Same Flour, M»r> it bfc Thanksgiving day to the Stand- them from becoming completely despondent. or on cushions of sponge rubber in Larger loaves of I)" Ish dan." the tail of the plane to safeguard it baked frem tbe sanu- from the Impact of a crash. It Uflour heretofore used lo : A Cartoonist Relaxes insulated against Are by an asbestos a small amount of Vit.m Neck and,Neck Finish Can't Be Avoided a H. M. S. Formidable, new Kiitish aircrait i airier, rides sen ncly off the Belfast, Ireland, ways after "wit" flour, according to 1 '•''-' nching herself a half-hour jh. .id ui time. I In- 23,000-lou 11 jit .started sliding down tbe ways as workmen ed to^Holger Jurgens.-" *^ere kuotkniK out the props pn-iiaratury to the launching. As it pitked up speed, careening wildly Into the hagen, Denmark. Vu- water, it hurled timbers in all dilutions, killing uiie woman and injuring 20 other people. Lady Klngsley Money te Barn been Identified as ascuii Vfrftod, spoiisur uf the bunt, nun.ii;id to burl the traditional bottle of champagne at the retreating craft. The Bills charred almost beyond rec- U is the latter that '!• Mw cratt is considered uue of Hit most modem of Its kind in the world. ognition, and bills soaked by wa-mixes into the duimh ' ter until they resemble chunks of ing. Only inQnitesinia! .• mud, are included la the approxi- the vitamin are used n1" mately $3,000,000 worth of currency dred-thousanuths of J 1 Harvard Expedition to Retract* Columbus' Route ; which each year Is sent to thecorbie acid for every P' United States treasury in Washing- In experimen'-s, loave-, >l ton for redemption. Most of theper cent greater in vuliu; • mutilated money comes to Washing- talned from flour cunu:'-' tun in the fall of the year; treas- tamin than bread b.ik.il ury experts have decided that this same amount of fl»ur >" is because people hide bills among vitamin Had not been "' •waste papers in stoves unused dur- ing the summer, and forget the mon- ey is there when they light the stove Happy Hunting <'" when the first cool evening comes In its beautiful nal"1'' along. Sun valley, Idaho, is » |J ing ground tor the <.<" his shooting with a '"" t,MQ Year-Old PusiU picturesque western xi: The Tangrum puzzle it believed circled br the Sawt. ti, to have been invented more than mountains where deer, . u [ 4,000 years hgo by. Tan. It eostllta sheep, mountain g".it •" 1 ot a square of cardboard or heavy roam the slopes. 'II'" 1J Percy Crosby, famed cartoonist, paper that it cut Into seven pieces tunl.tles for 'the «»» lakes time out during his vacation in such a way that the triangles, stalk big game and ^ 1 in Honolulu lo sketch a hub tiincer square, and rhomboid to produced Its native state II' '"' instead of hl§ favorite cunilu strip Something new, even fur California, is this ostrich race in which the can be arranged into innumerable subject* for the fa,, of .1' character,' who may suou be wear world's largest birds pull sulkies, something similar to those used in figures. The Tangram probably en- iildW pnu'H- trotting horse races. Nothing was said about tbe supposed tendency of T^erfiiwild joyed a voguo in its day similar to western characters, f>> the ostrich to bury its hesil during a stubborn wood—perhaps allowances that of quii games at th* preient tlon and turbulent »•' are made. tin*. Short Life In the Salmon rivet »••""' Tbe average age ol passenger can ID me tn the United States is esti- ' EM» JWT • h Demur* , • A True Green Eight Ounce tilovet mated at i\k years. Denmark Mn always be depended Walt Dlmey hereafte Tbt Black forest if not alack, nor, Tbe bternational Amateur Box- •e CspiUns, in whkh the Harvard eajc

Mil t. •At BA^TD-SCHOOL SUPPLEMOT-12 SHOP THE ADS BEFOM TOU SHOP THE STORES-TWU ESS FIND IT SAVES MONET. Ml. 48 PRESS PRICE THREE CENTS Kli'.-U, SK1TKMHKR |, 1939 PAGE ONE r" IDtvoHom.Novena FillEarly BOARD ARRANGING then At St. Joseph's Church ALL-DAY SESSIONS nder the leadership of school faculty. Claws utarti-d day FOR BORO PUPILS frmoe De Pinciir, the before yesterday The home parish Is a As soon as such details have H«lf-D«y Schedule To It one. bean disposed of the churrh pro ern herr lit St. Joseph's (Tram for the Fall and Winter will Avoided With Opeuni Jor the past f«w yean be outlined. An time permits. Fath- Of New ervltes, their order main- er McLennan is meeting with the Mother HOUM in Win- heads of various organisation* to fami)iarit« himself with the mem ENROLLMENT ADVANCE btrs and types of activity already N.w Laul* existing here. CARTERET — Because of the, > jmumlnf thin ne« Brought RolUr SkaUi increased facilities available t*ta Carteret Fathers Wc- Younger members of the parish year the borough's public aeho4t oyle and Brothmann are probably well aware that good students will nol have to attend to* olfey In and near times are in store for them. Fath House of the Order, so half-day irs.Mons. The new Was*-, i er l.cnn*n in especially interested ington School building baa been Cjrteret hi* not only in providing wholesome fun for duties in a Grange completed and those pupils fron .' young peoples and has had con- T but also a transfer to siderable experience organiiini this school who were housed at* " ' different section of the schemes for this In H former par Nathan Hale school last year will i»h he found great enthusiasm for once more have a building to Father McLennan is roller skating and so brought themselves, The lower grades of nost of his efforts to- along with him to Carteret the children living on the hill will at- tjie parish school in- fifty pairs of roller skates used tend Nathan Hale building. operation for the com- for skating nights in the school All public school classes will Engineer* were in con- hall here. His geniality and ready convene Monday morning. Past week on plans to understanding of the youthfu Miss Ethel Keller, principal of building to bettor ad spirit promise} much for tho Washington School before it was bd at leu coit. Class ar young people of the parish an|iucted la the Parents of the Police Itopart- Hold Outing Sept. 17; l!i8H-;i» to forty-eight for thUt in a total of Ball Game Feature coming yuar. added to the, fund No Naw Ttaeh»ri rained for the Carter- ORRTERET The combined No additional appointments to the teaching staff are to be made all those Chil- Ud Squad. $66.4:! of Republican Clubs of Carteret will jointly sponsor a picnic September and it appears probable that §«T- ' aken as gate receipts, 17 to bo held ut Markwalt's Grove. eral teachers of last year will be > |6 came from the sale Health Officer Michael Yarcheski dropped. Commissioners Frank pMcballs which were is chairman of arrangements and Haury, Ambrose Mudrak ahd Jo- dren who will G. Duffy and J. Bal- is being assisted by a large com- seph Galvanek, the teachers, com- mittee. mitteo of the Board of Educa- hall* had been pro- tion, have not yet announced the he squad and gent to One of the features of the out- full teaching personnel. tick, who secured the ing will be the music to be furn- The two parochial schools of be going back ished by the Surf Club Orchestra |on each of every mem- the borough, St. Joseph's and Holy under the direction of George St. Louis Cardinals' Family, started their classes this \ Fleishmann high school bandmast- week. The public schol opening • er. All members of the orchestra WHS delayed to allow as much time [itlonal Rift of II to th« graduated from Carteret High to Schools and de by Mrs. C. Britton, as jiosihlc for completely the new School last year and studied under Washington building. All |t*n* ' Mr. Fleishmann. This will be their tural work there hasfceen finhrtedV* game will first pnblk appearance and equipment and furnishings hv Ion the sports page. The orchestra is made up of the stilled. Electrical fixtures are be- s-*t Colleges following: Warren Klose, Frank ing put in now and (he building Tomcr.uk, ^Joseph f'ossert, Alex will be in full readiness for use on Lysiik, Clarence Sheridan, John Monday morning. UNIT SETS floluku, Thomas Connolly, Ste- For the first nix weeks of the phen Szemczak, Otto Staubach school year the high school freih> IFJA1R VISIT und Melvin Janofsky. man class will be cared for at Col- Another high-light of the outing umbus School building. At the ex- will be tlii" ball game between the piration of that period it is ex« htrian Group Plans single, and married men, Games pectcd this class will then be mov- ViionOct. 7th; will be provided for children. ed to the high school. Structural mmm work at the high school addition jjlendar Listed Hungarian Reformed Club now completed mi only the electrical and plumbing installa- tfcET—Sunday School at To Sponsor Dance Oct. 7thtions and placing of furniture and ifterian Church will start CARTBRET — Hungarian Re- equipment remains to be done be- fore the building will be put into with classes for all, with formed Junior Club held its regu- use. tfrvice at 11:00 with ser- lar meeting Thursday. Plans are for an autumn jhe pastor on "Eternal being formulated dance which will be held in St. Carey Council To Install James' auditorium, October 7. 'first meeting of the fall Letter Szabo, Louis Nagy and Em-Officers On September 1$ A Tuesday evening tho il Kovacs are in charge of ar- CARTERET—Installation of tacher Association made rangements, assisted by a large pa for the fall and winter officers by Carey Council, Mo. committee. 1280, Knights of Columbus, •Jwaa decided to conduct Music will be furnished by Al will take place in Firehouse No. Club- On October 7th Kallu and his Cllffwood Beach or- 2 o"h September 19. . the World's Fair was chestra. Plans for the induction were made at a session of the lodge lior Intermediate Chris- Rabbi, Mrs. Solomon, Back held in the firehouse Tuesday. Ivor Society held a meet District Deputy James Flannig- way back when they had the same mixed feelings of gladness and ay evening. It was do-In Borough After Vacation an and his staff of South Amboy •i f ISTFUL little boys, and serious little girls will be walking did the annual election will be in charge of the instal- at the meeting next CARTERET—Rabbi and Mrs. sadness that the first days back at school bring. It is to all these Kphraim Solomon cipates by reciting prayers, sing- the trip are asked to be punctual. Sylvia Steinberg Hostess Borough Library now availulile to ""i Sorrowful Mother, Italy, for that express purpose, 1 accommodate the crowds. ing aloud in unison and meditat- Families of the veterans also may readers include the following: 't uitracU 70,01)0 At Card Party In Her Home THE MEDICINE MAN Hittory of Nov«n» The Via Matris cannot be used by ing on the uev«n sorrows. attend. THE WEB AND THE ROCK II by W. C. Tuttl. ' Incago Church m The Perpetual Novenu has u any Catholic Church without per- CARTERET — Cards featured by Thpmat Wolfe '"• brought here, ac- Attendance Growi fascinating history. On January mission of the Servite Fathers but Tho Services in Our Lady of the party given by Miss Sylvia Obviously autobiographical, this Hashknife Hartley is at his old III "imouncement by Carteret Couple Observes 8, 1937, the Rev. Jaraea H. Keane, this is granted readily. Sorrows Church began to grow in Steinberg in htr home on Fitch novel is an unselective outpouring tricks. He and his pal, Sleepy' ''•"• M. McLennan 0, S. Stevens blow into the Modoc coon*' 1 0. S. M., National Director, be- With a specific favor wanted attendance until a total of 3K Fifth Wedding Anniversary Street Sunday nljeht. Refresh- of the author's own emotional re- "' ^it- Josoph's church gan the service in hia own church ments were served. try just alter their friend j 1 1 usually in mind, Novenst makers services of about 45 minutes dura- CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs actions. As fiction it Li the story '"tt'd States biggest of Out Lady of Sorrows in Chi- The guests included the Hisses Daley gets into serious trouble. ' v write their petitions on blanks tion ure given each Friday with Charles Massaros of 228 East of George Webber from boyhood ' "'e" is to be inaugur- cago. He preparcfl a little Noveim Bella Weinateln, Leonora and Glo- And Hashknife is still the Si handed them before the service an attendance reaching as high as Cherry Street celebrated their dayfl in a southern town to live as •'• -ptember 16. prayerbook in which he incorpor- ria Hopp and Frances Got, of Car- medicine-man in the West. M begins. Popular pejRtOns are for 70,000 in that Church alone. Over fifth wedding anniversary over the a writer in New York. There is ' '"ns, the seven sta- teret; George Henry, Bertram Out of his medicine bag ho dra ated the ViB Matris and nix pray- employment, good health, world 76 churches in te Chicago Arch- holiday weekend by accompany- his search for meaning in life re- 'iinvs of the Bless- ers from the ancient Servite Harris, Martin Finger, David Fil- the card that queers the luck llliu p Mid Dots. Smii which make for a happier, healthi- 1877. Umbrellas er childood. Read the message on atylea lor bttweJiste wear this vage—then visit the stores Had Traffic laws In 1835 • An exhibition of hull baiting was given In New York recently before members of the American 8ocl» mid see how zealously they are Traffic laws were in effect in Eng- • DreaaT SljrlM • Afternoon M.nJa fa prev,ntlu,, o. Cruelly to Animals by Hvdney Franklin. Brooklyn, N. Y., matador who made good g with child research land as early as 1835. 94 Truly a great nWnHW of the kind thai Ifrtli of Central and Nou«h America and Spain. Thta wa» a jreTlew terUrmawe for ike A. 8. V. t. # and school training;. 4»ve their approval of this form ot bull fighting is Ion* ai Franklin and his assistants leave their weal •oil* for MM «Uewherc. $«« ringside K.gular lights started lator-but without benefit ol cutlery. Franklin is shown feinting l*let muli'U, his only "weapon" of defense, ' Sources of Vitamin A Smart Sweaters Vitamin A is frequently associat- "ftSCHOM ed with yellow color In foods. Thus The kind th*t will go with •1.81 Its Amazed Britishers Viewed Runaway Launch! swetft potato, squash, carrots, egg mm yolks and butter are excellent everything. sources of this vitamin. Aivoani i of high New Fall Shades dreatet first stett Tub Lead-LlnM The first American bathtub was SIMS 12 to 93 $ built in 1833 of mahogany lined with shoot lead. It was seven feet long, 94* SpeciaHy pvM«d «t 3.8! four feet wide and weighed 2,000 pounds. . Shop BLAKE'S Name First Venezuela, moaning "little Ven- AH Wwl Flannel Rayon Panties HnrFaUPU ice." was originally applied to an For School Indian village built on piles on the Made to sell coast ot that country. Jackets Supplies for 39* I Measure A TnaSMOTSS«* A«aortm<''il You'll find everything you "Parker-Wilder" A towaihlp-39 •eoUops1 each a •M MftM SBMI tolorlul pl« milo fQuatfc A WBBOB—MB acres. need for school here. Pens, Siiei 1 A "IBStor ftetron—half a mile pencils, tablets, books, etc. equan, M6 Se« ua also for sporting goods, cameras and type- Doit tfaoa low lite, Own do not writers. Our low prices squander time, for Hiat is the stuff life is mad* ol—Benjamin Frank- will ijurpriae you. lin. A grand »-1mi erait him tril sliding down the ways as Wf ^ere knocking out the props preparatory to the launching. As it picked up speed, careening wildly t> water, it Imrlcd timbers in all directions, killing one woman and injuring 20 other people. Lady at Vtafld, sponsor lit the boat, managed to hurl thp traditional bottle of champagne at the retreating crat |MW cruft is considered one of the most modern of its kind in the world. 1

1 inaioly $3,000,000 worth uf currency dred-thousandths of a i'" •parvard Expedition to Retrace Columbus' Route which each year is lent to th* corbie add tor every part United States treasury in Washing- In experiments, loaves i.f in tou fur redemption. Most of tbe per cent greater in volume « mutilated money comes to Washing- talned from flour cuniainnii: ton in the full of the year; treas- tamln than bread baked ii ury experts have decided that this jame amount ol dour l0 ^ \% because people hide bills imong vitamin Bad not been ^lil waste papers in stoves unused dur- ing the summer, and (orget the mon- ey is there when they light the stove Htepy when the first cool evening comes la IU beautiful along. Sun valley, IdanoJi.;l "'' ing ground for tnSM'"1 hit ahootlng with a r.ui •< 4,000 Year-Old pictureique weitem ";:• llic Tangrum puzzle is believed cfrcled by the Suwto.,iii to huve been invented more than mountain* where deer, .1 4,000 years hgo by Taa. It consists sheep, mountain g""' •''' of a square of cardboard or heavy roam the slopes. Th,t.- - Peruy Crosby, lamed mrlooulst, paper that is cut Into stven pieces tunitlei tor the camn.i lakes time out during liis vacation in such a way that the triangles, Italic big game and :•>'• In Honolulu to sketch a liuU dancer square, and rhomboid so produced Us native state Tin."' ' instead of bis favorite tomlu strip Somethintt new, even for California, Is this otirlcb race in which the can be arranged into innumerable subjects tor the (a.. »';"" character, who may soon be wear- world's largest blrdu pull sulkicb, soiuelhing vimHar (o those used in figures. The Tangram probably en- There is wild life, pr"<"u ing a aa: trotting horse races. Nothing was said about the supposed tendency of joyed a vogue In its day similar to western characters, (.>•-< the ostrich to bury its head duriug a stubborn mood—perhaps allowance* that of quii games tt Uu present t|on and turbulent ^ • are made. ttmt. In the Salmon river t'"» Short Life The avenge age of passenger can In iuie in the United States is esti- , * A Tree Green • ta Dtuurt gipar correc mated at 4tt Wars. Eight Ounce Olerei , 0wnari|Mma4,t4b7,bdad9pMlla4 WaJtDliaayhereaftei ftw Black forest i* not black, nor Tbe International Amateur Bon- * Capltana, In which the Harvard enpedltloa to retrMlaf U>« historic voyafe «l oo to obMtve AmerUa'i Fourth of t to depleting whii.' U the Blu* Danube blue, but the ing federation ha* ittpulated gl «i Columbus in US2, h ithown aboard tbe WHe cralt In Oyster Bay, tonf Ialud, OT Jub. M O»niih.An,etteini .have AnUoBtoO** SmaraUlale is green from the glens in bout* under iti Jurisdiction roiut Walti-r, sallini master, l« in cJuri* ol the ship. Eliat: A view U Tht Arctic 1* Ihe • shallowest of provkj«n haUooal Ddrrk at Of Antrim tc KiUamey ntepl, u weigh eight ouneri, the Uathererol faf Ki ee«moru,l w»t«rt of Lone Utond sound. all ocetnt, iti maximum recorded Hw IrUhiflan says, when It Is in> itufflni opt to eicted lout o^o,, iejjth balng Mm ftut which take pi«oe in th»Hiath«rBowL '\ ! «<• teeth. Nmr rot- STUANGELY BEATEN v«.r-oH *«* g»st to a child that th,. denti.t mty T be asuoeUted with pnm "Ho won't in i for hpr h bnt ther thN place like «nowflake« ene nl|(it hurt you" l» viri,,,,, ,,hr!lw foT j( I hnf ^^.T&ZX «™ T' r lur alid hovjwwivr* had to sweep planti >n the yonni/ mn,.| tho pos wH. "••"" -tnnHy boat*,. Sh, *"" "**" »P "' siWIity that, pain may I,,, attached'[ by' found fieri n«kpd in her ho,| them off sfdewslks and porches. Preparing For to the examination. k curtain!, and sheets, terribly BUTTERFLY PLAGUE The "piaruf" lasted shoot as SHOP THE ADS BEFOIE TOD. nnroTiaHon* ThP sri-l Brrnville. Pa.-Swrtns of small hour and a half. SHOP THE STORES - TOUU Fall -BROAD AND WEST JERSEY STREETS 7 EL 2-2300 if Attention FWD IT SAVES MONET. ,..: i,, h? a cas- ESS PRICE THREE CENTS ...msciousnsss of he changing ac- R..I.GOERKECO.S1SALE! 1 , pBy brings to BOARD ARRANGING ,liat we decided Demotions, Nocena FillEarly ,„ ,Heal reason to , ,v dpparlment— ALL-DAY SESSIONS mothers. tiers At St. Joseph's Church I,,,,,, of course, der the leadership of school faculty CUUM it»r»fil Hiy FOR BORO^POPOS nl,te of excited Oe D« Plncicr, the bffore yrnterdsy .i,(, days ahead. .,,.,.n glad to stop The horns parinh in « As noon as such dpUils hsvp bf>pn disposed of th* rhurrli pro Half Day Scben» Th* n«w WaamV?" House of the Order, so h.- adaption of the hennsn Is especially interested ington Srtioof bviilding has beoj) HI' Cyrterct h*> not only , .iefinite schedule in providing wholesome fun for completrd ami those pupils froal^, A ten o'clock scholar duties in a utrinjo ir( ,, the child's new young peoples ^ has had con- this school who were houied at but ako a transfer tn nidr'rablr oprriencr nrganiting ,,„., «f coarse; i """ Nathan Hale Kohool last ytar will dlffartnt section of the schcrtifH for this In H former par- |.,.,l problems, but What makes you hurry here? onre rnorr have a builrltng to . ,,,, general topics i«h he frmnd grrst pnthusissm for roller tknting and KO brought thpin!M'lv express your own The hoys need sweaters warm; Your akirt of wool so (jay, All wool or pai't wool those; Is nice in navy blues aselmlls which were is being assisted by a large com- si-ph Galvanek, thr teacher*, com* • n children's schoo 1 And (mothers nidi this please.) Or other solid hues; wcur won't harm! A dollar's all you pay! Imlls had been pro- tion, have not yd announced th* • i playmates. One of the features of the out- the si|uad and sent tn full teaching personnel. (Sizes :U) to ,'1G) (Sizes 7 to 14) ing will be the music to be furn- Name Tagi The two paruchial schools of kick, who aocurod the ished by the Surf Club Orchestra i...pping is completed (on each nf every mem- the borough, St. Joseph's and Holy A uiulrr the direction of George •4 , ,- to take out a 8t. Louis Cardinals' Family started their classes this Fleinhmann high school bandmast- week, The public schol opening f insurance againsi Knickers . . 1.009 Sweater. . LOO er. All members of the orchestra i a time when w< llii;h kiikcis need knickers tional gift of $1 to the wiii delayed ti> ulluw as much time All wool your sweater new, graduated from Carteret High as poxible for completely the :r tags only ai 'I'lmt won't wear in n hurry; ;e by Mrs. C. Britton, y So warm and soft and light, S School last year and studied under b ,; for boarding Mothers need never worry In shades you know are right; ; (lade the total,|M4.78. Washington building. All strut* Atioiit sturdi kno •i, al for mittens, following: Warren Klose, Frank 1 ing put in now snd (he building inps and all oth? Tomczuk, Joseph 1'ossert, Alex will bo in full readiness for use on, mil are hastily re- I.ysi'k, Clarence Sheridan, John CH Monday morning. , the play period and Raincoat. . LOO Gym Suit.. 1.00 UNIT SETS lloluku, Thomas Connolly, Ste- An odd wool glove When raining cats and puppies, For the first six weeks of the The regulations call, phrii Swmciak, Otto Staubach school year the high school fresh- '. v n.im« in it ia re- A rubber coat in black uml Melvin Janofnky. Will k^ep rain off your back For gym suite blue, well made; OF FAIR VISIT man class will be cared for at Col- i|,^k—and save* Another high-light of the outing AH cosy as two puppies! So Goerke's comes to your aid umbus School building. At the ex- . ixtir. If you wish to With suits beat made of all! will be the ball game between the wi tags ,all you need terian Group Plant piration of that period it is ci. (Sizes 8 to 16) (Sizes 8 to 20) single and married men. Games pecteii this class will then be mov- Ii, .Uiite linen tape, a union Oct. 7th; will be provided for children. - i>n. and a bottle of to the high school. Structural work at the high school addition . •• k Many mother* alendar Listed Hungarian Reformed Club is now completed SB4 only the ,iiy woven name Shirts 2 for 1.00 electrical and plumbing installa- -, ho ordered through Blouse 2 for 1.00 To Sponsor Dance Oct. 7th Tbe Hbirt.i you wear, if smart, •CRKT Sunday School at tions and placing of furniture and . - imulf cojt. A blouse gives double use In patient wide will range; When worn with dif'rent skirts; •ytciiftn Church will start CAKTERETi — Hungarian Re- equipment remains to be done be- You'll need a lot for change, i-hl. Ck«ck-«p So buy until it hurts-- < saving's your ivxeuse! lar meeting Thursday. Plans are use. A.iniiobe is only the iflrvice at 11:00 with ser- (Sizes 8 to 141/* (Sizes 4 to 16) tfin pastor on "Eternal being formulated for an autumn -poke in the Sep- dance which will be held in St. Carey Council To Install if duties. The chil- James' auditorium, October 7. '. vu-lmre is a year- Jrst meeting of the fall Lester Szabo, Louis Nagy and Em- Officers 0* SepUmtxr 19 .if mafor import- IDS 3 for 1.00 Tuesday evening the il Kovucs are in charge of ar- .mber, just as they efichcr Association made CARTERET—Installation of " The 'little Beauty" slip, rangements, assisted by a large officers by Carey Council, NV), • ""I is a good time l$s for the fall and winter Socks With luce 13 trimmed so neat committee. 1280, Knights of Columbus, •!:iy has probably wu.i decidad to conduct It's beauty can't he beat; Music willbe furnished by Al will take place in Firehouse No. A long summed of t,Club On October 7th Anil seams are strong, won't rip! Kalln and his CUffwood Beach or- 2 oh September 19. mid general health. 2 pr. LOO the World's Fair whs (Sizes 2 to 16) chestra. Plans for the induction were '••'• weeks slipped by A Jitterbug weal's made at a session of the lodge Jit of teeth, eyes, pr Intermediate Chria- socks, Rabbi, Mrs. Solomon, Back held in the firehouse Tuesday. , me the tiro of Ehislic tup, short pr Society held a meet- District Deputy James Flannig- Teeth must be length, Panties 4 for 1.00 evening. It was de In Borough After Vacation an and his staff of South Amboy t yearly check. My Dd the annual election And mudo with ex- And choose your uantius here! CARTERET—Rabbi and Mrs. will be in charge of the instal- •hut a child's first tra strength Of rayon, best by far, J.at the meeting next Ephraim Solomon uf Lower lation. Reports were read on 1 "Utl chair should be To stand a lot of Fruit <>f Loom panties arc; I members are urged to Roosevelt Avenue, who have been the recent boat excursion held -e of throtlf the knocks! They win your hearty cheer! '• it* vacationing in Averne, L, I., have by the Council to the World's "'perly handled this (Sizes 2 to 16) lion To Meat Fair. : (Sizes 81/3 to 12) returned to their home. !><• fun, a happy new : Intermediates will Rabbi Solomon will conduct ' 'lled with interest. st meeting Monday sclicloth services in tho Brother- HAS PARTY AT HOME CARTERET — A group of \M with the Misses hood of Israel Synagogue here on friends were guests of Miss Sylvia and Esther Merrill, Sunday. Steinberg at her home in Fitch Card as advisers. The CLINIC TO RESUME Street Sunday night at an inform* fhold their first meet- CARTERET — Health Officer al party. Those attending were: day afternoon after Michael Yarcheski announced yes the Misses Bella Weinstein, Le- terday that sessions of the baby noro and Gloria Hopp, and Fran- «•*« 4 if -«* i>uy- scout Troop 82 wns the •i>|iiiti vunvenuou mane.il tueaaay clinic will be resumed this month, ces Go?., of Carteret; George Hen« only organisation of the church «.....•'# a week from tonight. and will close tomorrow. CAJRTERET — Announcement starting next Thursday from 2 to ry, Ralph Grossman, Albert Har« "' -Sou which held regular meetings was made today that a chartured 4 in the afternoon at the Borough ris, Martin Finger, Jerry Gold* throughout the month of August. bus will leave tho Veterans of Hall. stein untf David Filenbaum. They meet on Friday evening at Foreign Ware' headquarters at the 7 o'clock with Scoutmaster Carroll petual Novena To Oar Sorrowful Mother T&Be Brought To Carteret; Borough Hall at 1:30 P. M., Sun- day for the picnic to be held in Britton in charge. With the cooler Bound Brook by all potsts in days activities in the indoor work New Books At Library Stations Of SorrowsTo Be Erected And Blessed At St. Joseph's Huntejdon and Middlesex Coun- will increase. ties./ thor'tt death; the other half will 111 Servants of Mary, was founded ii warm, human service in which By Loretto M. Nevill The Perpetual services at 7:30 P. M. Other ser- the congregation physically paiti- A(l members wishing to make CARTERET—New Hooks ut the c published later under the title . s over 700 years ago in Florence, »nuwfiti Mother, vices will be called if necessary to cipates by reciting pruyers, sing- the trip are asked to bo pnnctuul. Sylvia Steinberg Hottest Borough Library now available to Vou Can'* Go Home Again." Italy, for that express purpose. " attracts 70,01)0 accommodate tho crowds. ing aloud in unison and meditat- Families of the veterans also may readers include the following: The Via Matris cannot be used by At Card Party In Her Home 'tiicujfo Church ih HUtory of Novena ing on the seven sorrows. attend. THE WEB AND THE ROCK THE MEDICINE MAN /1 'nought here, ac- Tho Perpetual Noveim has a tfny Catholic Church without per- • Attendance Grow* CARTERET ~ Cards featured by Thorn., Wall. by W. C. Tttttl. "imouncement by fascinating history. On January mission of the Smite Fathers but The Services in, Our Lady of Carjtent Couple Observes the party given by Miss Sylvia Obviously autobiographical, this Hushknife Hartley is id his old M- McUnnan 0. S. 8, 1937, the Rev. James K. Keant:, this is granted readily, Sorrows Church began to grow in Steinberg in her home on Fitch novel in an unselective outpouring tricks. He and his pul, Sleepy ; ;i Joseph's church 0 S M., National Director, be- Tf ith a specific favor wanted attendance until a total of 38 Fifth Wedding Anniversary Street Sunday night. Refresh- of the author's own emotional re- Stotens blow into the Modoc coun- 1 ,gan the service in his own church ments were served. try just a/tor their friend Bud, 'led Status biggest usually in' mind, Novell^ makers services of about 45 minutes dura- CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs actions. As fiction it is the story Lf Our Lady of Sorrows in Chi- The guests Included the Misses Daley gets into serious trouble^ '•" is to be inaugur- write their petition* on blanks tion are given each Friday with Charles Massaios of 228 East of George Webber from boyhood cago. He prepared a little Novena Bella Weinstein, Laonore and'Glo- And Ha&hknife is still the ''[itembar lft. handed them before the service an attendance reaching ** high »a Cherry Street celebrated their days in a southern town to live as prayerbook in which he incorpor- ria Hopp and Frances Got, of Car- medlcipe-man in the West. lt'-'K, the seven ata- begins. Popular petitions are for 70,000 in that Church alone. Over fifth wedding anniversary over the writer in New York, There is ated the Vis Matris and »ix pray- 75 churches in te Chicago Arch teret; George Heriry, Bertram Out of. his medicine bag he dm1 iniws of the Bless- employment, good health, world holiday weekend by accompany- his search for meanitlg in life re- ers from the ancient Servite peaee. success ip hiiwflMS, studies diocese are now conducting the Harris, Martin Finger, David Fil- the (Hid that queers the luck K>1 i» the banii! of ing Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh mained unsatisfied and anguish in Manual of devotions. This pray- and the health of th* Cope. Over Novena and over 470 parishes enbaum, Ralph Groiaman and the ga.mhl«r who is covetous. ">n bo er«cta| Hnd and their daughter, Dorothy, on it a,lov« affair led to European travel. erbook is now in its fifth edition, 7,000,000 petition slm have been from Boston, to Portland, Oregon, Gerald Goldstein of Perth Amboy. Bud Duley'H protty wife, May. "" H«v. impel boyle, motor trip to Washington, D. C. In spite of the author's inability nearly 2,000,000 copies being m received at the chuiftjW epndtict- now have a total weekly attend fa luyul to Bud when he is;r 8l Mi In Washington, the party was to discard extraneous material and Use. The Old Se.rvite Manual was ing the Novena. M artistic» exist ance of 512,379, entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Al GROUP to MEET an obsession with hia own feelings, snd une.sU'd; but it talua L t med by the Slovak people as ear- on the latio betW«ifl pr«yer> and Father McLennan exptcts re< MasBaros and family. his genius and exceptional power knife to get to thu bottom-of • "H!tions »4 'to, the CARTERET—MUs Flora Neiss, ly a*. HBO A, D., and has been in fulfillments, tut ill Vin a MEET NEXT WEEK daughter of Mr, add Mrs. Abra- the Ronw Ritual for y«« - •*'"« Sorrows Church, Chiems, over 90,- St. Joseph's Church and extends a not for conservative reader*, but Uun lire, card-play aad f sincere welcome to Catholics and ham N«isB of Ran way Avenue, Indulged by P«Pe Gregory XVI 000 letters are onjlW J|ftm Cftthp- constant readers of Wolfe will *n- blutfiiiK make this a WH CARTBRET—The Daughters of Woodbridg«, will ba hostess at a OH July U, -IW- ^ » emmenUy lics whose prmyers ^»Vft been ans- Non-Catholics to attend thli beau- ipyit. c'untinuutiun of the ;St. Mark's Church will meet a scavenger hunt to Be given by the wered. According t(> y*Jjfl|r Poyte tiful Nbvena which has swept the This is the first half of a poaitu series. the Novm lW^*M country with | supernatural ferv- [week from .tonight at the home of Alliance of Junior Hebrew* Sat- (lira. Oliver Glenn in Stated toland. urday, S«Bterobe* If, script completed btrfore tMr«to rqralar hathiaf |a*wn> «MJ

This modern generation may not Monument Unvriled to Founders of libertj heli#ve in crystal-gasing, hut thorn isn't a §M starting eut to college or a mother who mot shop with her, wha wouldn't like to have a Strong, Healthy Children workable forecast of what will he worn on the campus for the com- fnjf term. Most important are the actual rumpus etoth«s which will be worn Drink Puritan Dairy to and from claaaei, and for out- door hoort of stnijr and play. Above afl, these fashions must be practical and easily eared for; and from Guernsey Cows! riirht—from classmate standard*. Answering all edlleirp require- ments in the skirt and sweater nr- blousc outfit. Interchangeable with • the conventional skirt is the cu- Intte skirt which may slide fwitrn on button down the front, nnd when open it provides le(f freedom for bicycling or active sports. Plaids PvsftWr ' There's hue and cry for plaids, not only in skirts and blouses, but ' in tailored woolen dreases with child-like round white collars and cuffs. Solid color wool dresses in fairly vivid edOM are poSuUr, too —and can go out on dates. To be worn over all informal eAmpus clothes, the beer jacket fiov WIlH.m V u .bill Ml Ithn.lr Nt.nrt, riitlit, iinvHIn a monument printed tn the- city of Newj. ft* JrwNh H.nurni.limi »f the , ilv win. h w.1* first established In IBM when 15 Jrwlsh families arrl promises to enjoy renewed favor, farport rrnin Hi- H.-vt linll-v ltahl.l Mmris •iutslrln. right, parllcipalfd In the exprdsm, which *fl riot only in ntttoral color, but amusingly printed in telephone it the colorful Ni'upml lertTiilriury i rlcl)r;ilinn. and other motifs. The abbreviated cardigan sweater la another cam- $.P.C.\.A])|.rovfsHullKi^Hiiif;—If It's Weaponl pus classic—and it may even be worn over thin wool or crepe skirts for evAning informality. The sophisticated dress plays an important part in tbe off-to-col- lege wardrobe, and black Always ranks "tops"—with alternates in young, bright colors which look so fresh under winter coats and furs later in tlje terms. Theao dms-up fashions go to teas in town, to informal dances, and are worn to welcome visitors. In outer apparel there are two "musta" wkh the stamp of college aproTai—ibe tfcree-piece ward- robe suit which leads a varied life at and away from college;—and the reversible topcoat, preferably plaid lined—which shoos rain drops and is impervious to cold and damp- ness. A For Coat The fur coat is a happy addi- tion to the college (rirl'H wardrobe, and it nee,d not be expensive. So many of th« kid, lamb, pony and nkunk furs can be purchased for between $100 and $20. The fur coat leads a mest practical life, too, serving for sports,, spectator, campus, and even formal wear. An cxhiMUon of I.HlM»ltlnR *.« given in New York recently bclore members of^ he African Bool Prevention of Cmelly (« Animals by Sydney Franklin, Brooklyn, N. Y., matador who made good In the event that daughter's u or Onlrsl and Heath America .nd Spain. Thto we. . pr«'l*w perf.rm.MO lor he A. 8.P. C. t college wardrobe' budget can't be their approval of this torn, of bull fighting a* long .. Franklin and hi, ami. ant. leave the* _wu» Stretched to include a fur coat, she iUHlde R«ul.r lights started later-bat without beneflt of cutlery. Franklin I. shown feinting Will need in addition to a cloth el muk-U, hi* unly "weapon" of defense. a simple evening wrap of velvet or servieaable ^metal-shot tweed, or It is a mart UMier wr» runts on Pnritu Dairy Milk for her duldra. l*h «UU tkttld coniane very fesainifce upholstery fabric. §,s Amazed Britishers Viewed Runaway Launch All in all, the clothes that go to one «urt each day to combat afarnt ceMt aid illness darinf tiw cold wreath* fthg to school. Milk college need not be too costly— . ri "«•••,•••,• * - • • - •.•m^r-w • aach reprasentotiTe fashion can improre* you child's apptaratKo. Eyes ckar aod briffat, and alert to ail histf htr whjcrti ii scbo»L be incudarf no matter how limited the wardrobe allowance, although lime proves that it pays to pay a Why? Becatteit createi the balanced ifiet and fives them the pep the child Me*. little more for quality.

A WORD TO DRIVERS The fact that little children soon *ill be going back to school puta an added burden of responsibility YOU CAN DEPEND ON A STEADY FLOW OF QUALITY. ASK THE MANY HOMES WHO USE IT, on every motorist Automobile drivers must realiic that no mat- ter how carefully guarded, no mut- ter how carefully schooled the chil- dren may be in traffic safety, there is always the danger than an over- enthusiastic youngster forgetting for the moment, and darting out into a moving lane of traffic. PURITAN DAIRY Motorists, therefore, must be doubly careful in school neighbor- hoods. Motor car brakes should be in perfect condition for sudden Fayette and WHson Sts., Perth Amboy stops. Smooth tires must be dis- carded for new ones with good brakes. Phone P. A. 4-0115

Records of tha Youth Uotul as- sociation shew tkat more firis '< H. M. S. Formidable, new British aircraft carrier, rides serenely off the Belfast, Ireland, . hiking aad cyeHog than bora. bvncliinK herself a halMiour ahead ol time. The M.OOfl-ton craft hlartcd sliding down the ways

Harvard Expedition to Retrace Columbus' j United States treasury in Washing- In expe.rii.ents, loaves of b»v ton for redemption. Most of tbe per cent greater in volume »«•« talned from flour coniummH mutilated money comes to Washing- Umin than bread baked 1-- ton in the full ol the yesr; treas- ssme amount of flour to »i ury experts have decided that this IJ Is because people hide bills among vitamin tiad not been "J' -waste papers in stoves unused dur- ing the summer, and forget tbe mon- ey ia there vyhen they light the stove Bappy Hunting <•"> when the first cool evening comes In its beautiful naun' along. Sun vaUey, Idaho, is a IM Ing ground for the t*" Mi* F nil shooting with a i-uii"' 4,W0 Year-Old PuiiU picturesque western ny The Xangrum puzzle is believed circled by the Sawto-i, to have been invented more than mountains wheru dee.. eih 4,000 yean hgo by Tan. l\ consists sheep, mountain g»ai •""' roam the slopes. Tlieiv . o{ a square of cardboard or heavy 111 1 1 Percy Crosby, Tamed cartouuiit, paper that i* cut Into seven pieces tunities for the c" ' ' ' takes time out duriug bjs vacation in such s way that the triangles, »talk big game and """ It. native state Th*'1 ia Honolulu to sketch a hula ratloa» M waters el Long bland siuma. ia Irlibinan says, where It Is in. stuOnj not to escasd tour ouaoea «Uch take place (o nby^lM iepth bslng itOW fwt Wsinen f '!•..',.« I «tBtb BL *• SHOT THE ADS EEFOtE TOC- SHOP THE STORES -TWU I And now the ESS FDID IT SAVES MOHET. oond Clothing Factory Preterits PRICE THREE CENT* Dmtiont,Novena FillEarly BOARD ARRANGING ihers At St. Joseph's Church ALL-DAY SESSIONS lander th« .leadeimhip of school faculty Clauei started day FOR BORO PUPILS •ermoe D« Ptncier, the before yesterday. \\, The home parish Is a As soon as auch detail* have HtlfDay Schdtle T# fc TUDENT LANE one. been dlirpoied of the chun-h pm en hero it St. Joseph'* iram for the Fall and Winter will kmki WM. Opera* [for th« put few yetn be outlined. A* time permit*. Fath- Bervitei, their order main- er McLennan is meeting with the CHNfwBaiWmi (in a "class" by itself) heads of various organisation* to Mother Hoou in Win- familiarise himself with the m™ ENROLLMENT ADVAMGI ben and type* of activity already existing here. CARTERET — Became of to tnt ththiis Broa|kt Raller 3ka<« increased facilities available CarUret Fathe Me Younger members of the parish year the borough's public We're aB set to send you back to Doyle and Broshmann are probably well aware that good kod mostly In and near times are in store for them. Fath student* will not have to attmd. I •drool-looking like a million doMars it House of the Order, so er Lennan is especially interested half-day wsulons. The new Wasthi to Cf rterat has not only in providing wholesome fun for ington School building nw w duflt* in a strange ... Yes siree! Our 1940 Fall Line of young people/ and has had con completed and those pupils , y but also a transfer to •iderable experience organiting y different section of the thb school who were housed aC* Student Suits-Topcoats and Onsr- scheme* foi thin. In H former par- Nathan Hale school last year will ish he found grout enthusiasm for onre more have a building to Father McLennan is roller skating and no brought themselves. The lower grades of ' coats-reads like a "What's What" in • most or his efforts to- •long with him to Carteret the children living on the hill will at- ling (he parish school in- fifty pairs of roller skates used tend Nathan Hale building. the clothing field. |jlt operation for the coni- for skating niRhU in the school 1 All public school classes will Enginetrs were in con- hall heri His geniality and ready convene Monday morning. ceit week on plans to understanding of the youthfu Miss Ethel Keller, principal of building to better ad- spirit promises much for the Washington School before It was nd at leu eost Class ar- young people of the parish ami burned sixteen months ago, ni ' U at the school will be community, and only time is need of Washington and Nathan Bate those of last year. Sis- ed to get a program of recreation Schola ainco, will continue In ktr 1. Bondtex Worsteds , iret will again head the well under way. two-fold duties ai principal of DM two schools. She will schedule *•* Says 'Thanks' time between the two buildings. ' 2. Dartmoor Herringbones YARCHESKI HEADS An increase of some forty p«> fbdl Teamt, Aides pits over last year's onrollflMnt is confined to the High School. Tfct" I'M'-'' IRET - The baseball PICNIC COMMITTEE total school population this year - 3. Highland Donegal Tweeds the stadium Tuesday will number about 2,200 students, . •ijrich the No. 1 Fire Corn- There will be a decrease in UM Combined G.O. P. Clubt To number of grade school classes won 11 to 9 over the Hold Outing Sept. 17; from the fifty-one coiflucUd la £F Imported McDirff Tweeds >m the Police Depart- lsiSH-39 to forty-eight for this. - (suited in a total of Ball Game Feature coming year. eing added to the fund No N»w T«aek*rt ig rained for the Carter- ORRTEUKT — The combined No additional appointments to ' Republican Clubs of Carteret will Aid Squad. 166.43 of the teaching staff are to be mad* ' jointly sponsor a picnic September and it appears probable that Mr- ' ID Greys-Browns-Blueg and Mixtures tr.kcn ns gate receipts, 17 to be held at Markwalt's Grove. era! teachers of last year will b« . ,35 came from the sale Health Officer Michael Yarcheski dropped. Commissioners Frank -styled of course, by Bond's own 1 baseballs which were is chairman of arrangements and Haury, Ambrose Mudrak and Ja-

,»• 4 to (!. Duffy and J. Bal- is being assisted by a large com- aeph Galvanek, the teachers, com' , mittee of the Board of Educa- mvbciWe imgmen in 2 and 3 but- Ae bulls had been pro- mittee. tion, have not yet announced th« y the .squad and sent to One of the features of the out- full teaching personnel. ton models-and tailored just like ing will be the music to be furn- •flwick, who secured the The two parochial schools of ished by the Surf (Hub Orchestra if on each of every mom- the borough, St. Joseph's and Holy jwur Dad's suit. under th« direction of George the St. Louis Cardinals' Family, started their classes thia Fleishmann high school bandmast- week. The public achol opening er. All members of the orchestra wan delayed to allow ss much time iditional gift of $1 to the graduated from Carteret High Ikde by Mrs. C. Britton, as posible for completely the ntw School last year and studied under Washington building. All itra> made th« tot») J524.78. Mr. FteUhmaan. This will be their turat work there ha* tarn ftti: 1 of the ball game will first public appearance. etnas ONLY i and equipment and furnhminn fcf. 4 on the sports page. The orchestra is made up of the stalled. Electrical futures arc b*. following: Warren Kloae, Krank ing put in now and the building Tomczuk, ^Joseph Possert, Alex will be in full readiness for use on Lysek, Clarence Sheridan, John Monday morning. .95 ICH UNIT SETS Holuku, Thoma* Connolly, Ste- For the first sfx weeks of the $n« $ phen Kzemczak, Otto Staubach school year the high school fresh- OFFAIR VISIT and Melvin Janofaky. man class will be cared for at Col- Another high-light of the outing umbus School building. At the ex- 17 20 will be the ball game between the piration of that period it is ex- terian Group single and married men. Games pected this class will then be mov- Sim from 15 to 22 vrsion Oct. 7 th; will be provided for children. ed to the high school. Structural work A the high school addition llendar Listed Hungarian Reformed Club ia now completed tmt only tha electrical and plumbing installa- wrm 2 TROUSERS TRET Sunday School at To Sponsor Dance Oct. 7th tions and placing of furniture and equipment remains to be done be- Church will start CARTERET — Hungarian Re- fore the building will be put into with classes for all, with formed Junior Club held its regu- use. ttrvice at 11:00 with Ber- lar meeting Thursday. Flans are th e pastor on "Eternal being formulated for an autumn dance which will be held in St. Carey Council To Install James' auditorium, October 7. it? Bond Otthet Direct from the factory at Factory Prim first meeting of the fall Bter Szabo, Louis Nagy and Em- Officers Onjeptember 19 Tuesday evening the it Kovues are in charge of ar- eacher Association made CARTERET—InsUllation of rangements, assisted by a large ans for the fall and winter officers by Carey Council, Mo. committee. 1280, Knights of Columbus, ;was decided to conduct Music will be furnished by AI will take place in Firehouse No. Club. On October 7th Kalla and his Cliffwood Beach or- the World's Fair was 2 oil September 10. chestra, Plans for the induction wen made at a session of the lodge ipr Intermediate Chris- held in the firehouse Tuesday. or Society held a meet- Ralbi, Mrs. Solomon, Back District Deputy James Flannif- y evening. It was di>- In Borough After Vacation an and his staff of South Amboy ild the annual election will be in charge of the instal- New Brunswick Fadiory at the meeting next CARTERET—Rabbi and Mrs. Bphraifn Solomon uf Lower lation. Reports were read on 11 members are urged to Roosevelt Avenue, who huve been the recent boat excursion held REMSEN AVENUE AT HOWARD STREET vacationing in Averno, L. I., have by the Council to the World's iniori To M««t returned to their home. Fair. ier Intermediates will Rabbi Solomon will conduct OPEN DAILY FROM 8:30 A. M. - 6 P. M. first meeting Monday selicloth services in the Brother- HAS PARTY AT HOME 6:30 with the Misses hood of Israel Synagogue here on CARTERET — A group of friends were guests of Miss Sylvia EVENINGS-TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, UNTIL 9 P. M. pg and Esther Merrill, Sunday, Steinberg at her home in Fitch Ward as advisers, The CLINIC TO RESUME Street Sunday niijht »t an inforav II hold their first mcet- CARTERET — Health Officer al party. Those attending were: uesday afternoon after Michael Yarcheski announced yes- the Misses Bella Weinstein, Le- terday that sessions of the baby nore and Gloria Hopp, and Fran- meet,-1 i in- convention started luesday - — --»«• » v.u iw i/Hiinj jsoy Scout Troop 82 was the clinic wjll be resumed this month ces Goz, of Curteret; George Hen- I iuO 1.1UU «•*<» «K1« l« »«* only organisation of the church I inir ii week from tonight. and will close tomorrow. CAJtTERBT — Aniiouiicement starting next Thursday from 2 to ry, Ralph Grossman, Albert Har» which held regular meetings riv Martin Finger, Jerry Gold* was made today that a chartered 4 in the afternoon at the Borough throughout the month of August. tttein aiuTDavid FUenbaum. bus will leave > i& tha bwi» of Manual of devotions. This pray- and the health of tW i*«»pe- Over Novena and over 470 pari«he» enbaum, Ralph. Grosaman and w and their daughter, Dorothy, on U a love affair led to European travel. ike gambler who is cpvetoua, 4 <>l be er«cttf and erbook ia now in its fifth edition, 7,000,000 petition 8% have beun from Boston, to' Portland, Oregon, motor trip to Washington, D. C. Gerald Goldstein'of Perth Amboy. In spite of the author's inability Bud Daley's pretty wife, nearly 2,000,000 copies being m received at the (*n*AiW ^onduct- now have a total.weekly attend- In Washington, the party was to discard extraneous Syloyal to Bud when haul UWJ. The Old Servlte Manual was ing the Novena. No a^ltlsWc* exist ance of 512,379. entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Al GROUP TO MEET an obsession with his own feeling*, and arrested; but it talus uted by the Slovak people as ear- on the ratio betwwtjmyett and Father Ml^ennait exftejj re- Masearot and family, hi» geoius and exceptional power knife to get to the b< ly a« 1480 A. D., and has been in fulfillments, Dut in (Cwr Lady of cord crowds to attend services at CAJftTEJRET—Miss Flora Neiss, in writing are evident, This book ia. phony business and clear kkf Ritual for years, bsmg Sorrows Churoh, Ohktkt, ovet 90,- daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Abra • iTf( St. Joteph't Church and extends a MEET NEXT WEEK not for conservative feadarti fcttt Gun tiif, card-play.suad4 000 letters are on,'**Ijpm flstiw- ham Neiw ot Rahway Avenue, by Pope Gregory XVI sincere welcome to Catholics and constant readers of Wolfe will m blurTiiu; make this m licb whose vmm•Wto-lm •»*• CAETIRET^-The Daughters of Woodbridge, wiU M hostess at a Non-Catholics, to attend this beau- joy it. continuation of the , wered- A tiful Noveiia which has swept the St. Mark's Church will meet a scavenger bunt fo fte given by the This is the fimt half of • manu series, SSKTISS th« Now* country wiUv' a,supemifurai ferv- week from tonight at the home of Alliance of Junior Htbrewi Sat- fcript eompleted. ' will lira. q|lv«r Glenn in Utatefl bland urday, fc « er 1 Brit-to-Sdml Dresses LONDON', A.ii! '.'« Princes* \evue of World Eliinheth, wh.i .s thirtorn yr*n ,iii II,iw ,-n,il( II four collide BACK TO SCHOOL • lintirf w 11h• • k11 nn\ Htsi^tjinre Shi> |>ii-'<" «i-verul hours a F Monument Unveiled to Founders of Libert} week ntnrtirinK on the small Tnle ^tovr which K a fi-at.iri1 nf V • -. (he k.tehen-. sit Hurkinpham l'»l aro mnft'iniini hy thp QuPcn SALES Tho itnve \\»i iri'tnllfH whfn thr priiif1**. who has aniuirml mueh her mother's culinary skill, H to be ullowprl tn Ukp tip rookint; wrionsly. Her |iro(rr<^s h»"s h«'t>n rapi.1 under the evrwrt tuition nf the iialafr ehrf* Kanry rnokinc HOPS tint intPi h<>r nearly «« nmrh a« follow inn* ol«l fashmnt'tl tecipes from thp QUP^TI'< (•oHot'ti^n Shp has Along Comfortable Lines IrarnpH hn* tu niakr cakoi and I v«np5 of the kinil hakt'H daily • Coat or Pull-over Stylet in Scottish fsrmhou^p^. • Oul6t yotiraetf with r, tioj school wnrl in th<- ounlr Th» | wardrobe for faH W,-n vnPational rla«ps .-oivlurtpH at ; South River will h«> tran'ft-rTcil to! !the nr«r school I Mr*. Kuniee Hairison. who has principal of thp mrK tionati l fur al- p-> for th* liUl.- tirl. <•> >>«tn ;.-< {wvetpt1*. i^^ilm »m! \'ittf< •* .• «tirwl with rkkrark. Thp p|p*tp>n th^ ujrhl h.*^ A .1,-ni • >••<• ,olUir and puffrd *le«>v(«. Good Thp UPW huiWmc will enabk - i'<-|>ins for Septrml**! ^ among: thp COIIUPJ of instruction to he

r.nv Willhm V u.il.-rt.ilt of llhnde Miind. rlirlit. unveil* i monument i.reicntpd to thp rlty of widrntd and lncn-a.^l. and ample fl* Jrwhh .nn^eKiti..!! «< the , Ity whi.-l. »:n Hrst eM.il.llshr.l In IBM* when 15 Jewish lamlll™ ar* spacp i» proviiipif for claxsroom^

fijeVport fr..m the West Indies. Itahl.l Morris Ciilstcin, rlnlU, partlclpalrd In (ho exercises, which we) Roani will b» opviiMi for ,nt tim# on Monday morning, | auditorium that c»n Kp u*t*A an.J for the to an- , ip.(:.A.Aj)|)r()vrsBullHglitins—If ll's Weapon! hy M L Low- county supertntemtent of I , GirtV V«ttMMl < and SuperTiwr* IVinripal! B—k C*9tTt, 5nW CattfS aniHMinr«inpnt3 rallpd | Ammg Stwdnts Re^mtHn

for th« S»w «h<*J to open th* i i1Mii««.»<,M. for -K,. P irr-^ of firtf day of school. September «. t^.t Cnpr\ -i..- Uirfct' Yorath^nal \h* n«w bviMimr. h«« or Snpf * T*» ntw SCWDJ. watra was d«- Thp thM s! hr •aalml t» tKp cvun- ;J(fwpd hy Afexawfer Mprcaant and. h,, parent* to tj Vy S*a, of New Brwwitk. rwt aa~ >an d car* for \-X* first fiU»»s» an4 a ar»rt»at»ty StTS,«M ud will a<- Parrnf SWEATERS all eitra *n the fai1 to 1.95 PARAMOUNT*" Flattering Coat \H SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOT WOOL BATH ROBESl PA 4-4IS€ Tkes« Robe* have (in fraturr timl OaCB look ic - pl«j AawncesAe tb« beat of Uolu . . . ^ J to rahoe

i' An exhibition of Inill-lutiliiiB was RIVCII In New York recently before members or the American 8oei their Fd Seisii flM Prevention of Cruelty to Animals by Sydney Franklin, Brooklyn, N. Y., matador who made goo4- Aftfcas of Central and South America and Spain. Thfe wan a sreTlew »«Tf»rniaaee for the A. 8. V, C.iJ Jftrve their approval nt this form of bull fighting an lung as Franklin and hlf assistants leave their weg| $)« ringside. Kfgular tights stalled later—but without benefit of cutlery. Franklin is shown feinting tdtrlct mulctii, Ills unl) "weapon" of defense, 4.95 fta AmaztMl Britishers Viewed Runaway Launc ManroUu Skvts ad Shrts 35c

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Form I • II M S inrt.iUl.iblr. new ltiiti-,1. aircraft carrier, rides serenely off the Beltl |*)Uli(.lin.K herself u lulf-hour .ilic.nl (it time. The 23,000-ton craft (.tailed sliding d« DOYLE ajere knuikniK out the props nronarittury to the launching. As it nicked up speed. Water, it hurled timbers in all directions, killing one woman and injuring 20 oUH KHHAMB« Wwd, sponsor of the boat, III.III.IK' •' '" l>url the traditional buttle of champagne at 1S5SBI SHEET Mw trail ii considered out of the must modem of its kind la the world. Parvanl Expedition to Retrace Columbus' 181 United Statei'treMtify f ««pcrfmenti, loaves nfi'i- ton fur redemption. Mo*t of the per cent greater in vulm'i' mutilated money comes to Washing- talned from flour cont..." >'•• ton in the fall of the year; treas- tsmin than brcaJ ''•'lu''1 " ury experts have decided that this same amount of fl»ur w «! is because people hide bills among vitamin Had not been JIM. ! waste papers in stoves unused dur- ing the summer, and forget the mon- ey is there when they light the stove H»ppy Hunting (>< wlien the first cool evening comet In Its beautiful n"u" 1 aluiig. Sun valley, Idaho, is a u ing ground for the fa" his scooting with » <•'"" 4,M0 Year-Old l?uuU . picturesque western " The Tangrum puzzle is believed circled by the Sawt.'-"- tu have been Invented more than mountains where dee., <• sheep, mountain goat •"• 1,000 years ago by Tun. It eonelets 111 of a square of cardboard or heavy roam the slopes. I' "' Percy Crosby, famed cartuuulii, tunities for the cam.-... paper that is cut Into seven pieces and takes time out during his vavatiop In such a way that the triangles, stalk big gam" Us native itate Th.-"1 In Honolulu tu sketch a hula dancer square, and rhomboid so produced subjects for the fa., ft:'1 Instead of bin favorite cumks strip Bomelhing new, even for California, Is this uutrlch race In which the can be. arranged into Innumerable There, is wild lite. pr""im diaractsr, who may noou be wear- world's largest birds pull sulkies, soiiivlhiug tlinilar to tliose used in figures. The Tangram probably en- In^ a Mntgg. trotting horse racot. Nothing was said about the supposed tendenoy of *eat«tn chsracters, f^ joyed a vogue In its day similar to tlon »nd turbulent v.' the ostrich to bury Us head during a stubborn muud—pcrliupg allawancei that ot quU games at Uw present are mftde. In ttwSolmon river cmi. Short Life time, Tba average age of passenger can in me In the "United Statei t« elti- ^ A Trae Green > KM» ft* 4 h maauk mated at i\k years. f Bight Omuie Glove* !QM BJaok lorett ii not black, nor , Ds^wers; etn always be depended •i ttM iwrikMtbw Capltana, Ui which the Harvard eKpeditlqn la retraclo* the historic voyage of The International Amateur Box- on to observe Amertoa'i fourth of b (be-Bliis) Danube bjue, but tbt Ing federation>s stipulated glovn L to ClifMMker CuUimbus In 1492. Is itbown aboard the little cralt in Oyster Bay, tow IiUnd. •Arollo BhaUvw July, M Dtniih-Amerte»ni have Bmetald Itle 1» green from the glens In bouti under Iti Jurisdiction must rlrtt to w3OftP«- JwiMo Walter, sailinj master, to, la charge of the »Wp. Right: A view el The Arctic It the itallowett of of Antrim'*) Kilhrney except u weigh eight ounces, the leuther and proWkd/a Mtlwtl pgft »t J j 1) lay ill tM f^told watert ul Long Hland »uund. all oceani, JU maximum recoidMt * ceremonial wlebratlfliw tW frilbjnao lays, where It if in- itufltn| not to exceed four ounpn for It* ceremonial depth being 12,000 (eel. «M«h take placl e (n «hatsM*Mlil tyJWe green. itch. w «• ^Mtoei Bowl <-* ** ^i -^aMttMjuajiiMM^ a| _ ,1 Bells Mean New Clothes CHOOSING CLOTHES September ftilldren corning djhprn the SHOP THE ADS BEF0U TOD- IS VITALJ) BOYS strwt, Harrying very fast to meet SHOP THE STORES-T0UU » Our Smart, Young Collegians Good nld friends they htve By Victor C. Ric« not seen FIND IT SAVES MONET. in the household in a Through the summer brtftit i ;nti|p chap, and his many and irreen. ESS <•*• have to bp taken into They hurry through the ration when his school PRICE THREE CBNT8 schoolyard gate; iiilr..bi> is being assembled. Not a one of them In late. •M»ivc all, he Wants to wear the Ding! Dong! Goes the bell. BOARD ARRANGM6 "f clothe* "the rest of the The first school day ha* . I Dotations, Novena FillEarly an> wearing. Too much started well. ALL-DAY SESSIONS up will -make him feel like Frederick Voftluni, At St. Joseph's Church Yet, if he is permitted a Manitowoc, Win. in selecting the clothes that Age 9 {under the ,l««der«Mp of •chool faculty. rim..f, started day FOR BORO PUPILS r his requirements he'll take ?«nno« De Pincicr, th« before yenterday pride in them to keep them bending—or perhaps he'll pref |* The home pariih is * As soon a* such detail* have Half-Day SchednU To It |e one. »n duiponed of the church pn>- anil tn keep himself generally the kne« action of shorts. , . There'll be spills whll# h»'» , •ttrs here tt St. Joseph'.* fT»m for the Fall »nd Winter will Avoided Witb Opeunf well uroomed through the school skating and bicycle riding; thereat | for the put ftw yean b« outlined. A* time permits. Fath- cr Tn, er McLonnan is moptinK with the Of New Bvldinf be sonpe rough-arid tumble play, Bervittn, their order main- Most, of his day will be spent in heads of variou* ortraniiatlon* to and explorations in nature study, Mother Houu in Win- classroom, and.what he wears, familiarise himself with thp mem- via long wdonland hikes. FJf pockets, well-fitting |,nt befora : w:\ist; clothes that can take plenty b Father McLennan it roller skating and no brought themselves. Th« IOWCT grades of ' knickers and practical slacks, as along with him to Cartpret the K their mown- t ruin without pulTing or tear- moat of' hi« effortu to- children living on the hill will at- iiiiK happy, la** w«ll as shirts— nil in solid color or ting t^ ptrldh school in- fifty paiTs of roller skates usod tend Nathan Kale building. „,,, and at ••» Must hoys are marble experts— masculinely patterned corduroy for skating nights in the school pt operation for the com- All public school classes will .the and their trousers must, bp of good that a boy will be glad to wear in hall here. His jfi-ninlity and r<-i\dy Kinetrs were in con- convene Monday morning. __j wear. tiirdy fabric that enn tnko. knee gchoo land out-of-doors. last week on plans to understanding of thv youthfu nnd r Miss Ethel Keller, principal of building to bettor ad- spirit promise} much for the < and . . Washington School before it waa at lew oott Claim ar- young people of the pa/ish am i! s^fms—so here'* community, and only time is tired burned sixteen months ago, and ,,-,. coed-elect, who at the achool will b of Washington and Nathan Halt , nirly. Comblnlnf those of last year. Sli- ed to get a program of recreation well under way. Schols since, will continue in her «iih iho wind-up Of ITet will aRain head the two-fold duties as principal of tfc« !„• niiled through a two schools. She will schedule htff , .Imp at Lord k time between the two buildlnf*. ' ••..* York departs* 'Thanh' ,.„[ -just the smart YARCHESKl HEADS An increase of some forty p*. ...in i I'd," tbaU Teams, Aides piln over last year's enrollment la , 11 morning classes, confined to the High School. Tta" ; ihfl air is cMtty BRET — The baseball PICNIC COMMITTEE total tcho..] population this year • . ,,, a two-tone plaM the stadium Tuesday will number about 2,200 students. ' inuchcd off with a ich the No. 1 Fire Corn- There will bo a decrease in tb« , ( round her Beat— Combined G.O. P. Clubs To number of grade school claseae . .he'll have a food- won 11 to 9 over the frum th« fifty-one colluded to ,.wr«ter, with short she'll will wrar a camel's hair mat that Dm the Police Depart- Hold Outing Sept. 17; •: and the erer pop* to Mix l!iHH-;i'J to forty-eight for this with a smart bow In her hall, or a nmtchos th<> rut of Iho one worn eulted in a total of Ball Game Feature coming year. bright turret t« iin!'ii(l by his "steady" for that very Im- nniin, after the son aing added to the fund Later on, shn wlH don a white occasion. I 'em or match No N*w Teagksrs ii< tiny, shell change CttRTEKET — The combined baby lamb Jacket wlvn she gor* i th« school bolls ring , . . ; raised for the Carter- No additional appointments to . ;,:,-l skirt with con- Republican Clubs of Carteret will the teaching staff are to be made ' ,.T and cardigan "looking" wlih the boy friend, who i now clothes for us, agree Aid Squad. $66.43 of 1 jointly sponsor a picnic September and it appears probable that sev> ' h.tiion. In this outfit, If he's uj> on th,' masculine trend, l' *' i'ouuj; sophisticates. I taken as gate receipts, 17 to bo held at Markwalt's Grove. cral teachers of last year will be • New Fall [.35 came from the sale Health Officer Michael Yarcheski dropped. Commissioners Frank 6 at 2 IV M. The meeting will be. schools on September 6 between baseballs which were U chairman of arrangements and Haury, Ambrose Mudrak ahd Jo- IPIP SCHOOLS j conducted by Iho Supervising Prin- 9:30 and 11 A. M. JACKETS | to G. Duffy and J. Bal- la being assisted by a large com- seph Galvanek, the teachers, com* i c-ipul. Primipiil Arthur C. Ferry 6. Students transferring from halls had been pro- mittee. mittee of the Board of Educa- i will preside over a meeting of all High Schools! outside the district tion, havn not yot announced the) the squad and sent to One of tht features of the out- i high school teachers to be held at to the Might School in Wood bridge, full teaching personnel. WEN SEPT. 6; vick, who secured the ing will be the music to be furn- the hiifh school buildidng on Sep-may enroll at tho High School on The two parochial schools of ished by the Surf Club Orchestra i temhei 5 at 7:U0 P. M. August HI and September 1st, be- i on each of overy mem- the borough, St. Joseph's and Holy 5.98 he St. Louis Cardinals' under the direction of George Family, started their classes thi» SCHEDULED tween 10 A. M. and 12 noon. Those New Rulit Litted Kk'ishmann high school bandmast- students arc requested to brinj; week, Tho public schol opening Rules and regulations for new 1 er. All members of the orchestra ('luiDSi a bold plaid ditlonal gift of $1 to the was delayed to allow as much time ! Teachers To Gather pupils nnd transferees have been credentials from schools formerly graduated from Carteret High 'ittended. nr a nifty stripe! de by Mr». C. Britton, as posiblu for completely the MW With approved as follows; New jackets that will School last year and studied under Washington building. All 6. All High School Seniors, , i tly.WiLtt24.78. Mr. Floiahraann. This will be their 1. Hi'tdnntrs, who will be five win you hi^h honors tnral work there ha* torn ft Juniors and those Sophomores who •fthfrfce.il fame will first public appearance. Hicklas At 2 P. M. years old o- older prior to Novem- in your fashion on the sports page. and equipment and furnishings In- an- taking Scientific, Academic and The orchestra is made up of the stalled. Electrical fixtures arc b«. ber 1, l!>:iil, nitty he admitted to career! Classic or ".K WoodbridRe Classical courses urn to report to following: Warren Klose, Frank ing put in now and the buildinf achool the first ten school days in cardigan styles. Sizes .. Si-hools will re- September. Parents are requested the Hitch School for attendance at Tonirzuk, Joseph Possert, Alex will be in full readiness for use on 12 to 20. l.y.sck, Clarence Sheridan, John • .i.i%-, September 6, to present linth und vaccination the morning session at H A. M. iCH UNIT SETS Monday morning. lloluka, Thomas Connolly, Ste- in announcement certificates. 7, All Freshmen and those For the first sfx weeks of the Supervising Princi- Sophomores who are taking the pheii Szemczak, Otto Staubach school year the high school fresh- 2. New pupils fov entrance in \uklaa. Buses for Commercial and General course, ? OFFAIR VISIT and Mi'lvin Janofsky. man class will be cared for at Col- grades 1, 2, :i and 4 in Woodbridge Wool Skirts to , i!):!9-1940 will are to report for attendance at the Another high-light of the outing umbus School building. At the ex- proper may be enrolled in No. I ^signed during the afternoon session of the Match or will be the ball game between the piration of that period it is ex- achool on September 5 between "terian Group Plans pected this class will then be mov- : it the same times. School at 12:2U 1*. M. single and married men. Games 9:30 and 11 A. M. will be provided for children. ed to the high school. Structural M-hools will dlamiaa Contrast! (union Oct. 7th; work at the high school addition M . on the first day 3. New pupils for entrance in .Soft wool flannels in Calendar Listed 1 Strawberry Hill school will report Hungarian Reformed Club now completed mi only the the high school will new stitehed-gored and electrical and plumbing installa- for enrollment on September 5 be- Hooded Jacket pleated styles. Very ••-•-ions. 3RET—Sunday School at To Sponsor Dance Oct. 7thtions and placing of furniture and tween 9 ::J0 and 11 A. M. finely tail- OQQ l>>- a general meet- byterlun Church will start equipment remains to be done be- 4. New pupils who arc to at- ored CARTERET — Hungarian Re- •• and principal* of With classes for all, with formed Junior Club held iU regu- fore the building will be put into Mh.,ols in No. 11 tend schools outside of Woodbridge Street Floor use. Service at 11:00 with ser- lar meeting Thursday. Plans are 1 :I.IKI', on September proper will enroll at the various Uie paetor on "Eternal being formulated for an autumn dance which will be held in St. Corey Council To Install James' auditorium, October 7. * Misses' Wool Cardigan Sweaters 2.98 e first meeting of the fall Lester Szabo, Louis Nagy and Em-Officers On September 19 The new "loin' cardigan" now in high favor with high school and I Tuesday evening the il KOVHCS are in charge of ar- college girls. All colors. teacher Association mado CARTERET—Installation of rangements, assisted by a large officers by Carey Council, No. lens for the fall and winter committee. 1| was decided to conduct 1280, Knights of Columbus, * Misses' Wool Slipover Sweaters 1.98 Music will be furnished by Al 4t Club- On October 7th will take place in Firehonse No. A maud variety of clever style*—and the prettiest colors of Kalla and his Cllffwood Beach or- 1 School Opening ifi the World's Pair was t oTi September 19. thi1 season. chestra. Plans for the induction were made at a session of the lodge Anior Intermediate Chris- Rabbi, Mrs. Solomon, Back held in tho flrehouse Tuesday. I von, jchool supplies here at a saving. ryp«wnt- * Popular Reversible Raincoats 10.98 ttivor Society heldf'a meet- District Deputy James Flannig- trthU-ts, pencil* and other requirements. Meet Shetland wool in new colors—combined with "natural" gabar- ay evening. It was de-In Borough After Vacation an and his star? of South Amboy (ild the annual election fnends at Ceuar'a after school for a big Ice dine. Sizes 9 to 20. CARTERET—Rabbi and Mrs. will be in charge of the instal- Cream Soda or Tail, Cool Drink. A hmided jacket of Manuel wool Street Floor at the meeting next lation. Reports were read on II members are urged to Rphraim Solomon of Lower impart.-. i-H'm gaiety U. a young Roosevelt Avenue, who have been the recent boat excursion heldj fare and serves the practical pur- by the Council to the World's Newspapers and Magazines 1 * vacationing in Averne, L. I., have miM nf keeping its n-earer warm iniart To Meet Fair. and oniiforlable. This one, shown Enjoy the Convenience of a returned to their home. See Us First For Better Value! lior Intermediates will Rabbi Solomon will conduct in (iood HuiisekeepiiiK fov Septem- Fishman Junior Charge Account HAS PARTY AT HOME ber, has a Ion* slide fastener and first meeting Monday selicloth services in the Brother- CARTERET — A group of the hood is lined with brilliant 6 JO with the Misses hood of Israel Synagogue here on EASAR'S SWEET SHOPPE •olor. Frivolous, white-angora mit- Sunday. friends were guests of Miss Sylvia ng and Eather Merrill, Steinberg at her home in Fitch tens complete the picture. Ward as advisers. The ) MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE CLINIC TO RESUME Street Sunday night at an inform* II hold their first meet- CARTERET — Health Officer al party. Those attending were: uesday afternoon after Michael Yarchoiki announced yes the Mi«*es Bella' Weinstein, Le- terday that sessions of the baby noro and Gloria Hopp, and Fran- vuitrici reu i u i/ntlftf Boy Scout Troop 82 was the #iiM C1UD wJlfllOW itaBWrt meet-[The convention started Tuesday clinic will be resumed this month ces CiO«, of Carteret; George Hen- only organisation of the church ry, Ralph Grossman, Albert Har. ting a week from tonlffht. and will close tomorrow. CAJITERET — Announcement starting next Thursday from 2 to »th jOrcliestra* which held regular meetings ris, Martin Finger, Jerry Gold* was made today that a chartered 4 in the afternoon at the Borough throughout the month of August. stein aiufDavid Fllenbaum. bus will leave tho Veterans of Ball. They meet on Friday ovening at Foreign Wars' headquarters at the ual Novena To Our Sorrowful Mother ToBe Brought To Carteret; Borough Hall at 1:30 P. M., Sun-7 o'clock with Scoutmaster Carrol! day for tile picnic to be held in Britton in charge. With the cooler Bound Brook by all posts in days activities in the indoor work New Books At Library Stations OfSorrowsTo Be ErectedJnd Blessed At St. Joseph's Huntardon and Middlesex Coun- will increase. .hor's death; the other half will Servants of Mary, was founded a warm, human service in which ties. By Loretto M. Nevill The Perpetual services at 7:30 P. M, Other ser- CARTERET—New Hook.t at the ie published U»t«r under the title * . over 700 year,s ago in Florence, the congregation physically parti- AH members wishing to make -"Wrowful Mother, vices will be called if necessary to cipates by reciting prayers, sing- the trip are asked to be punctual. Sylvia Steinberg Hostess Borough Library now available to 'You Can't Go Home Again." Italy, for that express purpose. ••i attracU 70,000 accommodate the crowds. ing aloud in uutson and meditat- Families of the veterans also may readers include- the following: At Card Party In Her Home THE MEDICINE MAN ' liicago Church in History of Nowna The Via Matris cannot be used by ing on the seven sorrows, attend. THE WEB AND THE ROCK The Perpetual Novenu has a by W. C. Tuttl. '"' brought here, ac- any Catholic Churoh without per- ' Attendance Grows CARTERET — Cards featured by Thorn.. Wolfe fascinating- history. On January "Knouncement by mission of the Servlte Fathers but The Services in Our Lady of the party given by Miss Sylvia Obviously autobiographical, this Hashknife Hartley is at his old •' 8, 1937, the Rev. Jamea It- Keune, Carteret Couple Observes M McLennan O. S. this is granted readily. Sorrows Church began to grow in Steinberg in her home on Fitch novel is an unselective outpouring tricks.- He and his pal, Sleep? |J 0 S. M., National Director, be- Fifth Wedding Anniversary Street Sunday night. Refresh- Stevens blow into the Modoc coun« J 'St, Jo&oph's church With a specific favor wanted attendance until a total of 38 of the author's own emotional re- gan the service in his own church ments were served, try just alter their friend Bud- "t'-'i Sut«t' biggest usually in mind, Novena, makers services of about 46 minutes dura- CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs actions. As fiction it ia Ihe story of Our Udy of Sorrows in Chi- tion are given each Frjday with The guests Included the Misses Daley gets Into serious trouble,' •'•" is to be in«ugur- write their petition* - on blanks Charles Massarog of 228 East of Guorgo Webber from boyhood cago. Ho prepared a little Novena Bella Weinstein, Leonore and Glo- And Hashkhife is still the beet'j handed them before the service an attendance reachiqg aa high a* Cherry Street celebrated their days in a southern town to live as tb 6. prayorbook in which he incorpor- ria Hopp and Prances Go*, of Car- ruedieipe-man in the Went. begins. Popular petitions' are for 70,000 in that Church alone. Over fifth wedding anniversary over the a writer in New York. There is 'ltiis, the seven aU- ated the Via Matris und six pray- teret; George Henry, Bertram employment, good health, world 75 churches in te Chicago Arch- holiday weekend by accompany- his search for meaning in life re- Out of his medicine bag he drai '"rows of the Ble»8- on from the ancient Servite Karris, Martin Finger, David Fil- peace, success, Ip bual|»*ltf» ftudiea diocese are rtow conducting the ing Mr. and Mrs,. George Walsh mained unsatisfied and anguish in the card that queers the luck 'H'li is tha bft^ia of Manual of devotions. This pray- enbaura, Ralph Groiaman fcid and the health of thi Pope. Over Novena and over 470 parishes and their daughter, Dorothy, on it a love affair led to European travel. gambler who is covetous, i ivi erbook is now in its fifth edition, Gerald Goldstein o! fyrth Amboy. " be tmtm and 7,000,000 petitiop sMw have been from Boston, to Portland, Oregon, motor trip to Washington, D, C. In spite of the author's inability id Daley's pietty wife, May/I" nearly 2,000,000 copies being in received at the «ba»#*i conduct- now have a total weakly attend- yie, Jn Washington, the party was to discard extraneous material and fa loyal to Bud when he ia: f ' use. Th« Old Servile Manual was ing the Novena. Nt ititistics. exist ance of 512,379. u entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Al CROUP tO MEET an obsession with his own feelings, and arrested; but it tak*t 'Jn«ad»y, g^tflteber used by the Slovak people as ear-on the ratio betw««n prayerl and Father McLennan aXftcU re- Masssros and family. hia genius and exceptional power knife to get to the p '"HItion* *) ' to ^ thely as 1460 A. D., and has been in fulfillments, But hvflSflt Lady of cord crowds to attend sorvjees at CABTERET—Ml*. Flora N«iu, in writing are evident This book ia. phony liu.iine.ss and clear W»J '""Wiig the N^dill tie Roman Ritual for yum, being Sorrows Chureh. ChWgti over 90,- St. Joseph'; Church and extends a MEET NEXT WEEK daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra- not for conservative, readers, but Gun-tire, card-play awtf il)dulg«W«d by POP* Gregory XVI 000 letters are on

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A'i'^'^l^'^B'i!' IRI Toon* fooTbe' w ..«^ BM t*P pensHie* the with ample rrwifti beyond the toe*— adnrt pays for hnvinir worn lurfly from W to i inch, the top nf the ftlit First To srloes throughout rhiLlhonH. shop hipli rrumijh to avoid prpssiir* are tfcp distortions to ho on thi> tiict tho heel Hose fitting by at«»»r.tivo nm! rorror. to avoid mtatjnn—tha undemri-h SHOP THE ADS BEFORE YOU )s \monff e«re of fort during school high to inpport the instep- and if THE BOYS' SHOP thr qhno i« Uoprt, the lacing* ti«i Tfc. —h Mtlwlvt W>' ••«• la SHOP THE STORES Y0U1L Ftaat on the li«t, then, for back firmly "nniigh to grip the in«tt«p y h f«*#> la *atih lb« rmmg without undfitrcd flgtltnn* »ri4 FIND IT SAVES MONET. wat* 1 shopping \n the chow of f«r Mt**l ra law klmt iM" •* f**~» +** ' will do fnll jmrtire the i-ntiro shoe should be *uppl« an iawwr. i eklMN foot (•noujfh to Msrrt, Ibifff to the many Boy*1 Golf RESS actionn of the school child's foot nv.inr. Her •»_"•! ""wjr Mr.,,!, M.J. in walking and running. HOSE 15% PRICE THREE CENTS mother need not en- I When related, perfect foot hal- iTl t0 til(| k to ****' JUTjfff ° '*•''* * " y "f the onrc will bo attained, if the shoe conform* to the foot so that it ,|V outfttUa^WWt lfc»«pTohl*m,b(>r«,iflc all the study. BOARD ARRANGING ,,, <,cientHtaW nt big has be#n done for her in the n<*ts on the floor with a straight *cialDmtion$,Noi)ena FillEarly .1 tWestren lshor»torir>s of sctencr, I inner lino. the pigeon-toerf h> the d«Rign studios of children'* This season's school shoe ityk» ALL-DAY SESSIONS footwear creators, nnd l.y the mnn from crowtHngf * arc very attractive, offering in Fathers At St. Joseph's Church •V l,,p<>! hutnpt; the flfaetnrers who ServlU.i, their order main- er McLennan is meeting with the Of New Bmldinf flown. ihirti TIES ,K IU Mother ROUM in Win- head* of various organization* to Mart Be ItwraV Boyt' *f •» Boy»» All Wool i. familiarise himself with the mem- ENROLLMENT ADVANCE bars and types of activity already - j. ! BACK TO SCHOOL It must be kept In mind when 1 NawLatab buying school shoe* that they must LOWCIES P» JACKETS ^ Up existing here. CARTKRET — Becaate of tilt•£, or to jHUttilni thla new give — and take—considerable Brought Roller Skate. inrrraxed facilities available tktt OoMtHtmAt AH Wool c toya' Fedora f-f-OO ? in CarUrtt Fathers tfc- wear; and it therefore pays to get l Younger members of the parish year the borough's public acaoel in, Doyle and Broshmann art probably woll aware that good atudenta will not have to attend ta!i shoes of excellent quality which SWEATERS Up|HATS Up worked mostly in- and near times are in store for them. Fath- half-day sensionn. The new Wejfc.^1 will hold their last and well-fitting other House of the Order, 10 NATSLSON'S shape. FREE SOUVmiRS TO ALL er Lennan is especially interested ington School building hat been ove to Carteret hai not only in providing wholesome fun for Although the school child may completed and thoBo puplto from,. 91 Bwad St., EUzabdK, N. J. 9 . new duties in a strange young people and has had con- iw sheee e*ery few months, thia school who were homed at unity but aUo a transfer to siderable experience organiiing it must be kept in mind that pay Modern Boys Shop drely different lection of the Nathan Hale school laat year will schemes for this. In » former par once inorp have a building to S ing a little additional money foT -y. 191 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY ish he found ifTPBt enthusiasm for themselves. The lower grades of [lizabeth'* Fliwst Boy's Shop good shors is actually an invest- ht now Father McLennan is roller skating and no brought ment in the child's foot health, children living on the hill will at- ing most or hit efforts to- along with him to Carterct the tend Nathan Hale building. satisfactory posture -and Owe tii« pariah school in- fifty )iairs of roller skates used Off,, ial Boy Sc«* For Union County lifntp, in jrcn<>ral well befng. ricnt operation for the com- for skating nights in the school All public school classes will nter. Etifinears were in con hall here. His g(-ni«lity and ready convene Monday morning. Whrn Fran?, Liszt, Hungarian on la»t week on plans to understanding of tho youthfu Mi»s Ethel Keller, principal of BROAD STREET ELIZABETH I'nmpoHcr, win not quite twelve he -he building to better nd- spirit promise} much for the : Washington School before it waa performed *o mftrvetously at n <*, and at less coat Class ar- young people nf tho parish an< burned sixteen months ago, and I ., Our 3 Moatfc*' Chart* Plan—Fr«« D*liY For the boy or girl about to begin another school year, two schools. She will schedule her Squad Sayi 'Thmki' time between the two buildings. we have a complete line of wearing apparel, ipecially •oftball Teamt, Aidtt YARCHESKI HEADS An increase of some forty pw* priced, that will be hard to equal. Take advantage of pils over last year's enrollment is confined to the High School. Tilt'' thia special tale now. RTERKT - The baseball PICNIC COMMITTEE total «rhoul population thia year ' at the stadium Tuesday will number about 2,200 itudenta. • which the No, 1 Fire Com* Combined G.0. P. Clubi To There will be a decrease in tie ELLBEE FROCKS team won 11 to 9 over the number of grade school classes Attractive ityUt !• D«lt, Cfcabbyi Hold Outing Sept. 17; from the fifty-one coi|lucUd in from the Police Depart- l!i:tn-:(y to forty-eight for thia Printt.PlauU and 3»lid Colon, fi QC resulteil in a total of Ball Game Feature Sin. 7 t. 14. * • coming year. S being mldod to the fund No New Taaehart fWRTERET — The combined 'dng raised for the Carter- No additional appointments to 3p*ti»l Selection of other Fine Quality Republican Clubs of Carteret will the teaching staff are to he made D in all colori and pat' QOC rst Aid Squad. $66.43 of jointly sponsor a picnic September and it appears probable that ser- 17 to be held at Markwalt's Grove. Sixet 7 to 14 'as taken HH gate receipts, crnl teachers of last year will be term. Health Officer Michael Yarcheski 21.35 ciime from the sale dropped. Commissioners Frank is chairmRn of arrangements ami Haury, Ambrose Mudrak ahd Jo- t announced the :olori. Siiei 2 to 6'- by the squad and sent to ing will be the music to be furn- full teaching personnel. 'cdwick, who secured tho C ished by the Surf Club Orchestra The two parochial schools of the borough, St. Joseph's and Holy CHILDREN'S RAIN CAPES i}te. on each of every ractn- under the direction of George 98 Family, started their classes thU Rubbcriicd P'.idi with Hoodi. Siiei 4 to 16 the St. Louis Cardinals' Fleishmann high school bandmast- week. The public schol opening er. All members of the orchestra wus delayed to nllow as much time Additional gift of $1 to the graduated from Carteret High GIRLS' JUNIOR SWEATERS Qfic as posiblc for completely the new Angora, Cloie Knit, in button front* and ilipoTeri vw made by Mrs. C. Britton, School last year and studied under w made the total »624.78. Washington building. All ibntOr • Mr. Fteishmann. Thia will b* their tural work there has been flnithej,' lil* of UM ball game will first public appearance. BOYS' BROADCLOTH SUITS nd on the sports page. and equipment and furnishings tn- Cambinatioa 3hirti mvi Panta. SiMi 3 to 10.. 98* The orchestra ia made up of the utalled. Electrical fixtures are ba- following: Warren Klose, Frank in? put In now and the building Tonio7.uk, ^Joseph I'osacrt, Alex will be in full readiness for use on E-Z-E-G-l-V RCH UNIT SETS Lysek, Cliiri'iice Sheridmi, John Monday morning. iinluku, Thomas Connolly, Ste- Vov the first six weeks of the Health and Comfort 3»iu for B*yt. phen N/.emczak, Otto Staubach xenon! year the high school fresh- No buttom aff |Utnt rtyU. Bratddoth E OF FAIR VISIT and Melvm Junofaky. man clasa will be cared for at Col- 4 Top, Wool Bottomi. Tl« .f- $-1 ftP Another high-li^ht of the outing umbus School building. At the ex- fw*. Sii« 3 to !• t.»Tt> will lie the bull Kiuiiu between the piration of that period it" is er« /terian Group Plans single and married men. Games pected this class will then be mov- cursion Oct. 7th; will he pruvided for children, ed to the high school. Structural Every prat'* un for the children of the household is We >p*«laliM tn a aoatplet* tia* «f work at the high school addition lafanti' CU«Ki«f, PnrniAiti, Axe—' Calendar Listed Hungarian Reformed Club is now completed ••! only the toward tkrir gwd health. Easily digetted, Hfht fwds • oriei *nd Shoe*. lectncul and plumbing installa- •'KRET—Sunday School at To Sponsor Dance Oct. 7thtions and placing of furniture and lerred witk milk, and prepared with milk, should be the INFANTS; DRESSES ibyti'iisn Church will atart CAKTKRET — Hungarian Re- equipment remains to be done be- C fore the building will be put into Scotch PUid Suipcnder Style. QQ with classes for all, with fornu'd Junior Club held its regu- BujtffftlfW cf «oar girl's and boy's diet! Allow a quart use. 2 to service at 11:00 with ser- lar meeting Thursday. Plans are being formulated for an autumn a 4ty far «*h ckUd under 14... a full pint a day for every- the pastor on "Eternal dance which Will be held In St. Carey Council To InsUM one » tke family more than 14! We deliver. . Phone CHILDREN'S SKIRTS Jet' auditorium, October 7. ,:• first meeting of the fall Lester Szabo, Louis Nagy and Em- Officers Onjeptember 19 your tcder. Call Metuchen 6-1432 J. Haudtomely tailored ^hubby., Plain CotoM and Plaid. $1 i Tuesday evening the SUe. 10 to 16H - * ** Kovacs are in charge of ar- CARTERET—Installation of Teacher Association made rangements, assisted by a large lans for the fall and winter officers by Carey Council, No. committee, 1280, Knights of Columbus, •: OTHER CHILDREN'S SKIRTS c was decided to conduct Music will be furnished by Al will take place in Firehouse No. in a wide .election of plain color*, plaidl and accordian $ 1 et Club- On October 7th Knlla and his Cllffwood Beach or- 2 o"h September 10. co the World's Fair was chestra. Plans for the induclion were made at a session of the lodge •unior Intermediate Chris- Rabbi, Mrs. Solomon, Back held in the firehouse Tuesday. eavor Society held a meet- District Deputy James Flannif- i iday evening. It was de- In Borough After Vacation an and his staff of South Amboy , hold the annual election COOPER'S DAIRY ANN'S CHILDREN'S SHOP CARTERET—Rabbi nnd Mrs, will be in charge of the instal- TS at the meeting next Ephraim Solomon of Lower lation. Reports were rea4 OB AH members are urged to the recent boat excursion held Roosevelt Avenue, who have been ISELIN,N.J. by tho Council to the World's at. t, , j vacationing in Avernc, L. I., have 2WSmSL KMUHV Fair. Juniori To Meet returned to their home. pnior Intermediutcs will Rabbi Solomon will conduct •ir first meeting Monday selicloth services in the Brother- HAS PARTY AT HOME at 6:30 with the Misses hood of Israel Synagogue here on CARTERET — A group oi friends were guests of Miss Sylvia King and Eather Merrill, Sunday. Steinberg at her home in FitcH jrt Ward as advixera. The CLINIC TO RESUME Street Sunday night at an inform- will hold their first meet- CARTERET — Health Officer al party. Those attending were: Tuesday afternoon after Michael Yarcheski announced yes- the Miasas Bella Weinstein, Le- scnool. aim Jonn henneuy. terday that sessions of the baby nore and Gloria Hopp, and Fran- Boy Scout Troop 82 waa the The'club will hold its next meet- j The convention started Tuesday Carteret Vets To Oating clinic will be resumed this month ces Goz, of Carteret; George Hen- music wiH be by Jimmy Gay's The only organisation of the church ih and will close tomorrow. CAJRTERET — Announcement starting next Thursday from 2 to ry, Ralph Grossman, Albert Har- Orchestra. ing » wuek from tonight. which held regular meetings was made today that a chartered 4 in the afternoon at the Borough ris, Martin Finger, Jerry Gold- throughout the month of August^ bps will leave tho Veterans of Hall. stein aiuTDavid Ftlenbaum. Foreign Wars' headquarters at the They meet on Friday evening at Pet ml Novena To Our Sorrowful Mother T»Be Brought To Carteret; Borough Hall at 1:30 P. M., Sun- 7 o'clock with Scoutmaster Carroll day for the picnic to be held in Britton in charge. With the cooler Bound Brook by all posts in days activities In the indoor work New Books At Library en Stations OfSonowsTo Be Erected And Blessed At St. Joseph's Huntardon and Middlesex Coun- will increase. death; the other half will Servants of Mary, #as founded a warm, human service in which ties. By Loretto M. Nevill ! 1J| The Perpetual services at 7:3U P. M. Other ser- CARTERET—New Hooks at the iv publjshod later under the title . over 700 years ago In Florence, the congregation physically paiti All members wishing to make 1 ^irrowful Mother, vice will be called if ni'iTssary to ipatcs by reciting prayers, sing- the trip are asked to be punctual. Sylvia Steinberg Hostess Borough Library now uvailalde to You Cari'fc Go Home Again." v' Italy, for that express purpose. 1 uttracta 70,000 accommodate the crowds. ing aloud in unison and meditat- Families of the veterans also may At Card Party In Her Home readers include the following: 'tiiittgo Church in Hittorjr of Nov«n« The Via Matris cannot be uued by ing on the seven sorrows. attend. THE WEB AND THE ROCK THE MEDICINE MAN !|> brought here, ac- The Perpetual Novenu has a any Catholic. Church without per- Attendance Growl CARTERET — Cards featured by Thoraai Wolfe by W. C. Tattle • iiiuiounfiement by fascinating history. On Junuary mission of the ServlU Fathere but The Services in Our Lady of Carteret Couple Observes the party given by Miss Sylvia Obviously autobiographical^this Huahkjiife Hartley is at his old M McUnnan 0. S. 8, 1837, the Rov. James K. Keune, this is granted r ! si. Joseph's church O S. M., National Director, be- With a specific favor wnnU'd attendance until a total of 38 Fifth Wedding Anniversary Street Sunday night. Refresh- of the author's own emotional re- Stoteng blow into the Modoc coun. 1 ments were served. try. just a/ter their friend Bild> '"-'i States' biggest gan, the service in his own church usually in mind, Novell^ makers services of about 45 minutes dura- CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs actions. As fiction it ia the story l The guests included the Mistses Daley gets Into serious trouble. ' " is to be inaugur- of Our Lady of Sorrows in Chi- write their petitions on blanks tion are given each Friday w\th Charles Massaros of 228 East of George Webber Jrom boyhood 1 Bella Wein&tein, Leonore and Glo- And Ra&hknife is still tho beak,; -I'tembwr 15. cago. He prepared a little Novena handful them before the service an attendance reaching as highlit Cherry Street celebrated their days in a southern town to live as ''Ulr'», the seven gta- prayerbook in which he incorpor- basins. Popular petitions are for 70,000 in that Church alone. Ovur ria Hopp and Frances Goz, of Car- a writer in New York. There is medicine-man in the West. fifth wedding anniversary over the teret; George Henry, Bertram ••nows of the Blesn- ated the Via Matris and six Pay- employment, good health, world 75 churches in te Chicago Arch holiday weekend by accompany his search for meaning in life re- Out of bis medicine bag hu draws? lllll Karris, Martin Finger, David Fil- " h ia th« bajiii of ers from the ancient Servito peace, success In budflnu, studies diocese are now conducting tho mained unsatisfied anil anguish In the Card that queers the luck ing Mr. and Mrs, George Walsh enbaum, Ralph Grossman and ">H be e»ct# nnd Manual of devotions. This pray- and the health of tilf Pope. Over Novena and over 470 parishes and their daughter, Dorothy, on it a love affaiv led to European travel, the gambler who ia covetous. K Gerald Goldstein of Perth Amboy. ""' «v. Jtm«» Doyle, erbook is now in its fifth edition, 7,1)00,000 petition life* have been from Boston, to Portland, Oregon, motor trip to Washington, D. C. In spite of the author's inability Bud Daley's pretty wife, May. 1 now have a total weekly attend- nearly 2,000,000 copies being in received at the chttWW conduct- In Washington, the party wan to discard extraneous material and »loyal to Hud when he i»,l '•' »» SaniU Mta- ing the Novena. Ne statistics exist ance of 512,379* but it take* u llll use. The Old Servite Munual was entertained by Mr. ana Mrs. Al GROUP TO MEET an obsession with his own feelings, and arit-Httd; but i aes '»wday, September on the ratio b«tw«rt_pr*yeri and Father McLennan ejtptcta re- l used by the Slovak, people as ear- Massaros and family. his genius and exceptional power knife to get to toe bottom ( i:tions aa to the fulfillmants, >ut in, Cflir La4y of cord crowds to attend services at CART.ERST—MiM Flora Neiss, ly a« U60 A. D. and has been m in writing are evident. This book is phony business and clear Us I ( Sorrows Church, Ohioatt, ovw 90,- St. Joseph't Church and extends a MEET NEXT WEEK daughter of Mr. and lira. Abra- Gun-tire, *.'ard-play-a»d the aonwn ftitual for y«»>s, bemtr not foi' conservative Madeira, but 000 letters are on RU ti^m Catho lincare welcome to Catholics and ham News of Rahway Avenue, g mak to *e given by the joy it. wered. According to. Ifjh&r tiful Novena whlcb has swept the This is the fint halt of a mami .11TUI3. Father Keanc should the Novena h b country with a supernatural, ferv- [week from tonight at the home of Alliance of Junior Hebrews Sat- devotion to Our Sor- iy P^lar ap»r,r^^w,M U;, Mrs. OJtatr Otenn in Statefl Wand, urday* September It. script completed before tbe au "•ill iar since his tUWt MM> atF«ir |>s, Corot Girls Need Tolerance Of Family T- to pick out « certain uarment, or That school is only books and liimcnlly Rpoakinifpkif,, but her brain else•--!, let's point out to her that ink! will also lie a% larjfe as it'i' s ever one-piece dresses, simply tailored Janet Don ton ffoirtfc to (trow jlwtii of room yet to nnd with limit lines, as In the prin- Age 1(1 Venice Cal. Hc<|iiire experience, Judgment, cess type, help to five her the long- guud taste, but all the equipment er, slimmer silhouette the (Trowing is there to do it.1 It's natural, then, RABIES AFTER 9 MONTHS girl craves. So do upstanding for her to use it in making choice* full-shouldered sleeved, and skirts of her own—tragedy if ehe'a for- Memphis, Tenn. - Nine months a little longer than the mode lii'ldim to do no. after being bitten by rabid dog, NN REID,«, o* Attnvfflt, N. C, enter, Round, low necks will make her and after taking anti-rabies vac- Nisska prtMnts htr whh a JnaiMM So why not a compromiie, in face look fuller, while a slinht V A clothes, for instance, between the cine, Robert Tubb, 4, died of ra- Polb and the Boy's Day celebration IMU in m» j,,,,r slenderizes it. York World's Fair. Happy, too, it WiUmr Molle, o ,, , thin|(s we believe to be suitablitble bies. The vaccine was given wh;'ii holdlni Ut« and paper carp that wtr« fivw him »tih. .I,, . • and becoming, sndthose on which the boy was bitten and he showed of dolls, Ut«t, and vi»Ml3M»V>«d ptpar carp mm ,]„„,, ' H« our daughters set their hearts? no ill effects until a few days be in a joint wlebratkm of the two, pefolar centm,,,,,, t u * The difficult ages after all are anntttllr in I.aan. "H ^^n Party Frock fore death. short. Suppose a jfirl does make Home unbecoming choices between 11) iind 1 b, At least she'll be happy HIKI much fonder of her mother; much more willing to he guided by her in things really important. The flrjt trying period usually fi0, Will),,,, \ ,n,l,,l.ill ,1 UIUMI. M^'l, -i(tl.t, mivHI. » monument presented to Ihf . lly of NfwpoH comes somewhere after 10, when 'V", ,,,,!,; , „, , .,i iv «-hi.h w first ••st.Mhhrd In HHI when 15 .Jewish families arrivel • h the average (ftrl starts her rapid jjtopnrl iM,m sin W-i I"."'- H'''''l >l"Ili" '•"t"'1'i". r'*hl. Participated In the rxrrclsrs, which were f • First to Lobel' growth spurt. From now until (I'Uir rol»iful S.-upoi I len enten.ii v vrkbi.illnn. she's 16 she makes her greatest gain in w'aight, with most of it in THEN the trunk. Shoulders widen, $.P.C \. Approves Bull Fightin};—If IfsWeaponle* chest deepens, hip* Ret broad All thU makes for chunkings until Hiins and legs catch up. Dirndls »nd broad-Welted peasant dresses, Back to School suparate waists and akirta, or sweaters and skirts arc likely to be the most unbecoming things Miss Average lOrto'If'ciji wear. Choice of Clothe. So what doe* she most CIHV* iri doth**? Dirndls and pe&snnt diense», blouses and .iwedivrs and skirts! Or she may b« still more bizarre in her fancies. One youngster I know disdained girlish frills ,.;,' furbelows, demanding clothes as mnsculine. as pgsaible, to the dis- tress of her exceedingly feminine mother. A symptom oi unwhole- nom« tendencies? Not tit all. Sim- '.I^S'-I^^^W^^"**' ^jBj'i :< ply a healthy holdover from turn - ( Vi ^SBFJ boy days. It lasted about two i Kvery college girl'.v wmdinbc years. Then as unobtrusively as I-should include «t least one pretty .she could—she'd railed so bitterly ; dress like this black velveteen with at pretty-pretties! — she slipped !thl' wllite P'/l"'5 nnl1 lan' l'"llliv 1""1 into conventional younK-Kirl gar- --uff"- The buttons down th.-front J ;urved fullness across the buck iind ments. the graceful swing skirt, all add up Grow Old Fait to charm. Suitable for lushing It's as natural as rain in April ,eas, faculty affairs and other semi- to find girls in this uge range formal college occasions. Dis- < An exhibition "( hull li;iiliiiK was given In New York recently beforr members ot the American Society played in September Good House- yearning for dresses too mature ISM Prevention of Cruelly tn Animal* by Sydney Franklin. Brooklyn, N. V., matador who made good In ; keeping Magazine. K o( Central and South America and N|»ln. This wait a pr*rl*w yerFarmiHre for the A. 8. P. C. A., f for them, heels far too high, and their approval of llii» (nrm uf bull fighting as long an Franklin and hit) assistants leave their weapons^ make-up that would be in bud ANCIENT RUINS rlngHtdc KiKiilar tinlils started later—but without benefit of cutlery. Franklin Is shown feinting will taste for someone twice their years. La Paz, Bolivia — Ruins MWrlrt mulitu. lib only "weapon" of defrnue. _" One boon to parents is the fact dwellings and graves, different that just recently designers have from any of the oldest cultures evolved a whole galaxy of tricks known in America, have been $& Amazed Britishers Viewed Runaway Launching for the difficult ages, tempting discovered in Southern Bolivia, in- every type of girl with the thing dicating the existence of a pre- /M she wants, yet rnodified to .suit her historic race. fl / mM \ I $CHOOL-T|ME eaih fama^ nuts SATURDAY, SEPT. 2< WE WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS lit We have the answers to hundreds of your THE NEW, BIGGER AND FINER • questions for those going back to school: Send them back to school in style! From timid first graders to proud eighth termers ... we have all the clothes they need! Fashionable Fall Clothes . . . correctly styled to please Mothers. Warm, colorful LOBEL'S and sturdy to withstand long wear and tear! " v YOUTH CENTER JACK & JILL SHOPPE 135 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. \ Tots to Teens Just in time with hundreds of exceptional savbfl lor bojn, girls and the I J H M. S. Furiuiduhle, uew liritish aircraft carrier, rides serenely oft the Belfast, Ifi 261 MADISON AVENUE, PERTH AMBOY |«|tllchhiK Jur^cll a half-hour ulieud of time. Hie 23,DOO-ton n,Ut stalled sliding down thB- ner, to send tkem kackto adMtl m frett style. •/ere knocking out the props preparatory to the launch Ing. As It picked up speed, W""*"1 Water, it hurled timber* in all directions, killing one woman and injuring 20 other BfflV )foad, sponsor uf the boat, managed to hurl the traditional bottle of champagne at the Hw craft is considered one of the most modern of Us kind in the wurld.

Harvard Expedition to Retrace Columbus' R< i ol urrai j volume i sontaiiiiiu ton in th* baked fi ury ey li there when they light the itov« Happr Hw»Un« when the first cool evening comes In its beautiful n " '' along. 8un valley, Idaho, is a ing ground tor thu tm his shooting with a .••'»" 4,M0 Year-Old Punla picturesque western in. 1 The Tangrum puzzle is believed circled by the Sawi"- '; U) have been Invented more than mountains *«e™ den, ••' sheep, mountain g»«' "'- 4,000 years Ago by Tan. It constrU 1 1 uf a square of cardboard or heavy roam the slopes. I' ' " tunities for the ""»" Percy Crosby, fumed uch a way that the triangles, its native state Vw In Honolulu to sketch a hula dancer square, and rhomboid to produced Something new, even for California, is this ostrloh race in which (tie subjects tor thf fu- "'"' Instead of bis Uvurite tonilo strip can be arranged Into innumerable 11 world's lai'gevt birds pull sulkio, sumcthing similar to Ilium: used in figures. The Tangram probably en- Ther| Is wild lilf. I"'" " character,- who may touu bo wear- western characters, (•"' ing trotting horse mes. Nothing was said about the supposed tendency of joyed a vogue in its day similar to the ostrich to bury its head during a stubborn niouit—perhaps ullowaucoi that of quit gamqs at Ihj present t|on and turbulent »•• are made. time, In the Salmon river OHM Bbott Life The average age of passenger cars In ute in the United States is esti- ^-. -to""' ' ( ' A Tree Green Elf hi Ounce Gloves mated at 4tt years. - Denmirk «*n alwan b* depended Th* BUek#)re»t i» not black, nor The International Amateur Box- c on to observe Arowioi'i Fourth ot ml to t^plottag white Capltana, in wbicii the Harvard expedition lr retracing the hlaferic voyifa of i« tki Blw Danube blue, but the ing federation hat stipulated glovei 1 2 JUIy. if Dsnlih-AmtWciWi have w Culurabu» 1» *" . '» «>">wi> »t">«d the MltaMtU In Oyster Bay, Uag I«Uad. Arctic ShaUew SinsraU1*le Is green from the glens In bouts under Its Jurisdiction must pcovldtd a AaHonal pork at B«bl)4 W! Cffl> J»jrlllo Walter, sailinf master, tt, In charge/W the ship. Bight: A view tl The ATCUC i« tot slullowett of oi Anirim to KiUarney axwpt, *s weigh eight ounces, the leather and (or 111 ceremonial flUbtta jit t)tt flfiold wa(«n of Loog Ifhuid sound. 1 ail qceani, its maximum J(MQn)j»4 tjht Irithman says, where It it in- itufitai not to exceed four ouncn wNeh t«k« place (a ;t»pth fielnj \%,m teet ^lhl «re«j. HCb, Hm Httlher BowL rei of Cortpten, C.I.. w«nt tojBlr«»* Irm no mare VeryYioung COLLEGE FAVORITE' Hull to look st the of what la going on than thr Liberty Bell, Arriving, »h« was street." became one of England's Perennial Fatbion Returns irroatly Declaration of In- FWD IT SAVES MONET. «t I-OI|P P clothes thi« , ,,f sixteen 'ataer died young Robert helped K dependence tw si camel hsHr rost gning RESS te support the family by miniatures. to replay the reversible tweed for Arr thtt ne hl h TW0 Vs m PRICE THREE CKNTB thirteen • . * J.TboltedT slcirt7Tu ' »* * °* Tennyson begun to wri HT\d little Uilored I-ivinustoawfle, W. going to dent the j only o few eerstches, rflev r thl> BOARD ARRANGE . When he onlv ihriin I % ' " rnoro pajual ! lost Tor two aays in rahl mountain woods, David Diet, KialDtvotions, Novena FtU Early Barrett years Old ?aderewnt for the past few years be outlined. As tima permits, r'ath- anything hut he seemed very e collects Rp»re parts - nut in the head wit', oars and tow. T.I. PA 4-17M 1,11 fingers . several skirtt s nndd bl ilio Servites, their order main- •r McLennan is meeting with t Of New Buildinf *; , ruiin compos- n« its Mother Roust in Wis- heads of various organiiation* to Salesgirl - „. violin, orgin wanted to see me j i, fortunate in ha,ing a room msie in. famlliarisa himself with the mem- ENROLLMENT ADVANCE , nts nnd was at I o'clock. wh bars and types of activity already u Ja__ i hl ' " wear* her size, the first one t «Uow yonr rhilj to reach N.wLoul. ,i composition dressed him the prize ensemble for existing here. CARTERET — rfocaua* of tk»; ! lor to .assuming this new Sheppard, U. S. Senator the day. t.Vool wllfc tirad «chin| (••!. Braaikt Roller SkaUi fucitltiw tvailsble from Texas: ro in CarUret Fathers Vtt- Younger members of the parish An in alt collage clothes, qual- HIT* him or W prepwly >tt«d >an, Doyle and Broshmann yesr the borough's public echo*] "file befrt way to save demoe are probably welt aware that good ,.lv twenty-ifc- ity is strewed. The blouses are worked mostly in and near students will not hsve to attend i Hf* is to (wve it at home." wtlh Jr. Voga* Shoai of proper time* arc in ntor« for them. Fath- half-day sessions. The new Wash.! made of bs*k«t»weave woolen and I other Honse of the Order, to er Lennan ia especially interested itraetur*. ington School building h«e b*W the colors Are enough to put the inve to Csrteret has not only In providing wholesome fun for completed and those pupils froSS , most planting rainbow ia the it new duflta in a strange young peoply and hits had mn- this school who were housed »t\' shade' a Unft, ffeirrty yellow and iunity but also a transfer to niderablp experience orir«niiinn Nathan Hale school last year will p|»ud urey. itirely dUf«rant section of the schemen for thiji In a furmci p»r Different Stylet ish hi> found gTcat pnthusis,«m for once more have a building te One hlmise is open at the 'tit now Father McLennan in roller akntinjr and so brought themselves. The lower grades of ' ihimit .-any to slip into after the .ing most or his efforts to alonir. with him to Carteri't the children living on the hill will at> dormitory bell han runjr. 1?he oth- getting th* parish school in fifty pairs of roller skstos u.«ci tend Nathan Hslc building. er hut a high round neckline, » icient operation for the com for skatinfr nights in thp schoo All public school classes will USAUL'S natiii-Hl fur the costume jewelry inter. Engineers were in con h«ll here. Hi* iti-mnlity nm! roady convene Monday morning. understanding nf the ynuthfu ndditiunn most college jrirls HWe. .ion last week on plans to Miss Ethel Keller, principal of the building to batter «d- spirit promises much for thp Tliis is perhaps the dressier of the Wnshinpton School before H waa ge and at less ooit. Class ar young people of the parish and two models—that is the reason we burned sixteen months ago, and lildren'* Outfitters rne'its at the school will bo community, and only time is niM>d- put it with the velveteen skirt. of Washington and Nathan Hale r to thone of last year. Sis- ed to gpt a program of recreation You'll notice that the waistlines Schols since, will continue in her 'argaret will again head the well under way. of the skirts go much higher than two-fold duties as principal of th* MITH STUET rOTH AMBOY last year's models. The woor skirt two schools. She will schedule B*f has a leather belt at the natural tlmc between the two buildings. waistline. This bit of clever plan- YARCHESKI HEADS An increase of some forty pw> ning gives the sweater and skirt pils over last year's enrollment fat Perth Amboy's an all-in-one look. Another bit of confined to the High School. Tha progress in campus neatness. \RTERET — The baseball PICNIC COMMITTEE total school population this ystr Headquarters for There Is a Balenciaga won ' at the stadium Tuesday will number about 2,200 Students. - btouaa that hae a sirred rnke that 1 which the No. I Fire Com- There will be s decrease in the would go equally* well with either Combined G.O. P. Club. To team won 11 to 9 over the number of grade school classes hildren'a Clothing! of these skirU, You'll feel dressed Hold Outinf Sept. 17; from the fifty-one contacted ta ' np in most of these enough to go from the Police Depart- l»:JH-:»!» to forty-eight for this to a tea dance. , resulted in a total of Ball Game Feature coming year. and Orb' who lead their '8 being added to the fund No N»w Teeehari Some smart economies that can OMRTERET — The combined be practiced on the campjis; sep- No additional appointment* to being raised for the Carter- Republican Clubs of Carteret will are the ones with Smart arate white collarH and vestees to the teaching staff are to be mad* ' irst Aid Squad. 166.43 of jointly sponsor a picnic September Iress up the sweRtor in lieu of and it appears probeble that sey- ' ivs* taken as gate receipts, blouses , . . socks to wear with 17 to be held at Markwalt's Grove eral teachers of last year will be les. mocassins or those new wool ,•^1.36 came from the sale Health Officer Michael Ynrcheski dropped. Commissioners Frank stockings that come up to the MO baseballs which were is chairman of arrangements nnd Haury, Ambrose Mudrak ahd Je- seph Galvanek, the teachers, com- knees , . , wool mittens, red ones IARATOIA is being assisted by a targe ctm- A 31 Send her back to school in this fine, sturdily •sbyterinn Church will start CARTERET — Hungarian Re- equipment remains to be done be- buiU, »wl moderately priced shoe. We're / with classes for all, with fornu'd Junior Club held its regu- fore the building will be put into use. jRKng'Dr. Powier'g Scientific Shoes in over i service at 11;00 with ser- lar meeting Thursday. Flans are ^different stylw for misses and growing girl». / the pastor on "Eternal being formulated for an autumn dunce which will be held in St. Catty Council To InstaU & #.50. James' auditorium, October 7. \e first meeting of the fall Lester Szabo, Louis Nagy and Em- Officers Onjeptemkr I* n Tuesday evening the it Kovacs «re in charge of ar- CARTERET—Installation of Teacher Association made rangements, assisted by a large officers by Carey Council, NV>. ••*• ilans for the fall and winter committee. 1280, Knights of Columbus, It was decided to conduct Music wiH'bo furnished by Al tet Club. On October 7th will take place in Firehouse No. Kalln and his Cllffwood Beach or- 2 oli September 19, to the World's Fair was t**ES chestra. Pinna for the induction were made at a m»ion of the lodge Senior Intermediate Chris- Rabbi, Mrs. Solomon, Back held in the firehouse Tuesday. •leavor Society held a meet- District Deputy Jsmes Flannig- This very young oa«t«r wonan 01 >sday evening. It was do- In Borough After Vacation an and his »UfT of South Amboy the future, marches to classes m » i hold the annual election will be in charge of the instal- tapestry-tweed, checked wojol sou, ers at the meeting next CARTERET—Rabbi and Mia. e JUNIOR VOGUE Kphruim Solomon «f Lower lation. Report* were read oil with a liuxy jacket and an 'f»*' a All members are urged to Roosevelt Avenue, who have been the recent boat excursion held swing MA. The Feter Pa* SHOE STO&E Jnt < , eulft* sats^otfjfce vacationing in Avenu\ L. I., have by tho Council to the World's i,. (iood Hoos*1t*e*y»0 PERTHAMBOY Juniors To Meet returned to their home. Fair. thfit charming youthful fash- Junior Intermediates will Rabbi Solomon will conduct ion in the September issue I eir first meeting Monday selicloth services in the Brother- HAS PARTY AT HOME at 6:30 with the Misses hood of Israel Synagogue here on CARTERET — A group of King and Esther Merrill, Sunday. friends were guests of Miss Sylvia jert Ward as advisera. The Steinberg at her home in Fitch juniors will hold their first meet- CLINIC TO RESUME Street Sunday night at an inform- al party. Those attending were: , ace jnrs. cutt- ing next Tuesday afternoon after CARTERET — Health Officer Helen Kazmierska and Helen ord L. Cutter, Mrs. August C. Chartered Bus Will Take Michael Yarcheski announced yes- the Misses Bella Weinstein, Le> ^__. Mm Anna O'Lear Mhw school. Godlewski and Stanley Zateaki. Hundemaiin and John Kennedy. terday that sessions of the baby nore and Glom Hopp, and Fran- Agnca Bielek are in charge, and Carteret Vets To Outing Boy Scout Troop 82 was the "'. Jr. <- attract* 70,000 ing aloud in unison and meditat- Families of the veterans also may At Card Party In Her Home readers include the following: HWtorjr of Noveii* The Via Mutri* cannot be used by ing on the seven sorrows, attend. THE WEB AND THE ROCK THE MEDICINE MAN ('hieago Church in The Perpetual Novena llHS U any Catholic Church without per- . AttaiuUoce Growi CARTERET — Cards featured by Thonui Wolf* by W. C. TuttU " brought here, ac- fascinating history. On January mission of the Servlte Fathers but The Services in Our Lady of the party given by Miss Sylvia Obviously aatobioKiaphichl, thin Hashknifu Hartley is at hia old tiiinauncement by Carteret Couple Observes 8, 1987, the Rev. James K. Keane, this i& granted readily. Sorrows Church b6gan to grow in Steinberg in h«r home on Fitch novel in an unselective uutpouring tricks. He and his pal, Sleepy ; M McUnnanO. S- 0. S. M., National Director, be- With a specific f*yor wanted attendance until a total of 38 Fifth Wedding Anniversary Street Sunday nigbt Refresh- of the author's own emotional re- Stevens blow into the Modoe coun- • St Joseph's church gan the service in his own church ments were served. try just a/ter their friend usually in mind, Noven% makers services of about 45 minutes dura- CARTERET — Mr. and Mr»\ actions. As fiction it ia the story "M Stags' biggest of Our Lady of Sorrows in Chi- write their petition* on blanks tion ate given each Friday with The guests included the Misses Daley gets into serious trouble,. • to be insugur- Charles Massaros of 2g8 East of George Webber from boyhood cago. He prepared a little Novena Bella Weinstein, Leon ore and Glo- And Hashknife U still the be**:; handed them before the service an attendance reaching »" high as Cherry Street celebrated their days in a southern town to live as prayerbook in which ho incorpor- begins. Popular petitions are for ria Hopp and Frances Got! of Car- 70,000 in that Church alone. Over fifth wedding anniversary over the a writer in ta k YorkTh , Theri e is medicipe-man in the West. ated the Via Matris and six pray- teret; George Herrry, Bertram employment, good health, world 75 churches in te Chicago Arch- holiday weekend by accompany his search for meaning in life re- Out of his medicine bag ho drawp|| of tbt Blass- ers from the ancient Servile Karris, Martin finger, David Fil- peace, success In bu|lna»at studies diocese are now conducting the ing Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh mained unsatisfied and anguish in the card that queen the luck tha bitft of ManuaL of devotions. This pray- enbaium, Ralph. Grossman and and the heftltb of thi. Pope. Over Noveaa and over 470 parishes and their daughter, Dorothy, on tt a love affair led to European travel. toe gambler who ia covetous. be erbook is now in its fifth edition, Gerald Goldstein <& Perth Amboy, 7,000,000 petition sites turn bucn from Boston, to Portland, Oregon, motor trip to Washington, D. C. In spite of the author's inability Bud Daley's pretty wife, May, 1 Hie nearly 2,000,000 copies being in now have a total weekly attend- »» received at'the chUWMs eojiduct ' In Washington, the party was to discard extraneous material and' feloyul to Bud when he is,l ance of 512,379. 8«vlt« use. The Old Servite Manual was the Novena. N ^itttt exisi t entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Al GROUP TO MEET an obsession with his own feelings, and arrested; but it tatyt, used by the Slovak people an ear- on the ratio between' e« and Father McLennan expects re Massaro* and family. his genius and exaeptiorial power knife to g«t to the bottom- '"lotions. CAJITERBT—Miss Flora Nelss, ly as 1460 A, D., and ha.s been in fulfillment*, but cord crowds to- attend swjees at in writing are evident. This book ia phony l ki daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra Ronwn Wtuai for years, being Sorrows Church, St. Joseph's Church and extends a MEET NEXT WEEK not fov conservative readers, hot Gunfire, cmd-play a»d' harn Neifis of Rataway Avenue, by Pope Gregory XVI 000 letters are on sijicwe welcome to Catholic* and constant readers of Wolfe wilt en bluffing make this » CARTSRET^-The Daughters of Woodbridge, wiU 1M hostess st a Non-Catholics to attend this beau- continuation of the onJulyU, 1937.Itwtt^M,iiy lies whose prayea few ,St Mark's Church will meet a scavenger hunt toft given by the wered. tliful Movena which has swept the series. ftttin*.that Father Keane should week from tonight at the home of Alliance of Junior Hebrews Sat This is the tost half of • wrnu the Novwa country with a supernatural ferv- '••hurel - ^ thisthi a««Hon tto Oj^aor- Mr*. Oliver Glenn in Steten bland, urdajr, Septemtae* completed Iwfpns "ill 6| tincc his l W evue of World l __ ing Sale Monument Unveiled to Founders of liberty MEW FALL ALL WOOL Students9 Two Pants Suits and Topcoats

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J H. M. S. Formidable, m-w British aircraft carrier, rides serenely off the Belfast, Ireland |»UiH:hiiie herself a half-hour ahead ol 'time. The Kl.OOO-ton cialt sUilcd gliding down the W»F« Jfere knoekiiiK out the proun picparatory lo the launching. AM it puked up speed, ci Water, it hurled timbers in all direction:*, killing one woiinui uud injuring 20 other yhknd, sponsor uf Hie bout, 111 J.IIH.KI'1 tu hurl the traditionul bottle of clmiiipugne at the H jp»w cratt ).-> lonsidercd one uf the must moileru of Its kind in the world. Harvard Expedition to Retrace Columbus' Rw ives of br«'." _. voluint; wt mutilated wv_. containing ' fftffl|fc;*i' '•; „,«.. -„,. bread baked n.. ton In the (aU of the vl 1 ury experts have decided that this tame traount el flow i« ^ Is because people bide bills among vltamto tiad not been add.-i. •waste papers in stoves unused dur- ing the summer, and (orget the mon- ey Is there when they light the stove Ba»PT Hunting Urmiml when the first cool evening comet In IU beautiful nature •• a lung. Sun valley. Idaho. Is a l^i'i f ing ground tor the dm » his shooting with a <'•">"''' 1,000 YeaNOla Finale plsturesque western i<*" The Tangrum puzzle It believed circled by the Sawt»..ib to have been invented more tljan movintalns where deer, -n 4,000 years hgo by Tan. It eonaltia sheep, mountain g»ut •""' Tlu J1 of. a square of cardboard or heavy roam the slope". ' ' 'V Percy .Croaby, famed cartoonlit, paper that is cut Into seven plecet twltiet lor the w" fkkca time out during Ills vacation in such a way thttt the triangles, ItalU big game and ^' lo Honolulu to sketch a bula dancer square, and rhomboid to produced Its native ttote Th... • Instead of hi* favorite comic atrip Something new, even for California, Is tills ostrich cacv in which the can be arranged into innumerable character, who may IOUU be wear- world'a lai/evt bUdu pull sulkieti, aoiuethiuK similar to those used in figures. The Tangram probably en- trotUnf horse racis. Nothing was said about the supposed tendency ol Jdyed'a vogue in ita day similar to wetteVn character*, i"1 the ostrich to bury Its head during a stubborn mood—perhaps that ot qulx games at toe proient t|pn and turbulent "•< H« made. time. . In the Salmon rlvei tmin .• Short Life Tfce Bvoraje age ot passenger can Correct In me In the United States is eiU- H A True Qum Eight Ounce Gloves Otwntrk «n alway* be dtptodtd mated at tVt v«ara. n>« Slick forest Is not bUok, nor 5 The International Amateur Bow-