RARITAN MOST PROGRESSIVE TOWNSHIP WITH THE SUBURBAN NEWSPAPER LARGEST IN GUARANTEED THIS AREA CIRCULATION 'The Voice of] the Raritan Bay District" VOL. V.—No. 20 FORDS, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940 PRICE THREE CENTS 'Keasbey Marine Terminal Is Busy These Days FIRE TRUCKS' ABSENCE BRINGS SHARP WARNING Raritan, Metuchen Fire- Presence Of Apparatus Ai men Meet To Launch TWO KILLED, Ail In A Day Parade Draws Caustic Raritan Officer Experi- Jibe By Rating Bureau SIX INJURED ences Most Eventful SHEPPARD IS CHOSEN Monday A. M. FORDS AND HOPELAWN RARITAN. TOWNSHD?—Of- PRESIDENT OF CORPS (Photos by Staff Photographer) IN COLLISION ficer John Calamoneri, of the TARGETS OF CRITICISM KEASBEY More than fifty boats use the Jennings basin and docks at the foot of Crows Mill Road hej-e as a mooring Township police- department, base during the summer, while nearly 100 vessels of all types are stored in the yards and sheds throughout the winter months. Pictured recorded an eventful morning- Movement Is Lauded By above, left, can be seen the huge sheds and marine railways. In the photo, right, is shown the walkway to the main dock and floats in Disciples Of Father Divine Monday. Comes As Result Of Disas- the Raritan River. The new Edison Memorial bridge stretches across the water in the background. Other boat storage basins are not At 1:54 A. M., he extinguish- Raritan Arsenal Of- shown in the pictures. The site occupied by the Jennings Yacht Building and Storage Yards covers more than thirteen acres. Die In Crash Oil ed an auto fire on Route 27 near trous Varady Fire As The Pines and about 4 o'clock ficers, U. S. Army Super-Highway the same morning he apprehend- x ed a 14-year-old Trenton run- Company Jaunts Keasbey Vies With SewrenFor Supremacy'As Basin away in iPiseatawaytown. RARITAN TOWNSHIP .— The John W. Roberts, of Maple- FORDS—R. M. Cadman, super-' Volunteer Firemen's Home De- FRONT TIRE BLOWOUT wood, was the owner-operator intendent of the engineering- de- Eense Corps, organized Tuesday For Pleasure Craft; Jennings Develops Marine Yards of the car which caught fire. A partment of the Schedule Bating night at a meeting held in the IS HELD RESPONSIBLE short circuit in wires under the Office of New Jersey, in communi- Kenlo Park firehouse, launched a KEASBEY — Smith's Creek in inside storage and many more out- The location is most ideal for INDU front seat caused the blaze. cations addressed to Carl W. Lund, side . new move in the preparedness pro- Sewaren isn't the only spot in the boating. It is on the deep -water Roberts ran to summon firemen, president of the Fords fire commis- A marine railway system was but Officer Calamoneri pulled up gram of the United States. Township boasting of the "marine channel side of the river and faces Car Careens Over Safety sioners, and Joseph Bagdi, chair-," constructed early in the project. in a radio ear, and with a hand man of the Hopelawn fire board, The. new organization includes movement." Keasbey' is also in The floor space in the repair and the new Edison -Memorial 'bridge OF OFF •fire-, extinguisher, put out the warned the two districts for per- ill firemen in the Raritan Town- the race—and greatly so. Isle Into Path Of Machine construction shop can accommo- some 2,000 feet away. flames before firemen arrived. mitting fire apparatus to leave , ship and Metuchen districts. Rep- date four large cruisers. The Jennings Yacht Building The expansion of the yard has Travelling South Joseph Battaglia was the run- areas unprotected. resentatives of the six fire eom- Giesing Is Installed . As away youth. Calomoneri picked and Storage Yard.at.the foot of 100 Boats Dock There been rapid. The property is being The letters, forwarded to the ianies of the two municipalities at- him up on the Superhighway. Crows Mill Road is one of the fin- JLast year, more than 100 boats improved, daily to meet the fast- RARITAN TOWNSHIP—A col- two boards Wednesday, directed tended the session. varying in size from 25 feet to 55 growing requirements. Two addi- Commander Of Fords The boy told the officer he was est and largest boat basins in cen- headed for Bayonne and that he the commissioners to advise the' Members of Edison Volunteer feet including many large sail- tional mooring basins are being lision between two automobiles, tral Jersey. left home Sunday morning. He- Schedule Rating Office - at once Pile Company of Menlo Park boats were stored in the yard and dug for summer and winter stor- Post-On Tuesday one loaded with nine women dis- was taken to police headquarters "whether the present practice is to' D. Leon Jennings purchased ap- sheds. This spring a second age of boats. sponsored the movement which ciples of Father Divine, on the to await arrival of a relative to be continued so that we may take heavy-duty railway was installed. s believed is the first of its kind proximately thirteen acres of land Jennings employs a crew of ex- return him to Trenton.1 suitable action." I" The basin was also enlarged and Superhighway near the Lipory n the state and probably in the bordering on the Raritan River pert boat builders and repair men CO-OPERATION. URGED It was also pointed out that the. lountry. additional docks built. throughout the'year. Boats built poultry farm, shortly after 3 here, including the former Ostran- practice "should never be permit- The yard, beside being privately by Jennings are noted for their o'clock Saturday afternoon, re- Fire Chief Kenneth Sheppard, IN AIRPLANE CONTEST ted unless suitable arrangements der Docks, in August last year. owned and operated, has a retail appearance and seaworthiness. NEW SEWAGE PLANT )f the Menlo Park company, was sulted in the death of two per- have been made for response to In less than one year, he has store supplying paints, varnishes, Estimated cost of private boats :lected president. Sheppard was sons and injuries to six others. alarms by neighboring fire com- erected three large boat storage brushes, compounds and all marine using the yards as ancorage totals -.-"-I nstrumental in the move to organ- Sunshine, Outgoing Com- All are Negroes. BEGINS OPERATION panies." sheds, a huge workshop and an supplies to boat owners.' Gasoline, approximately $150,000. The site, ze the group. He carried on the This week's expostulation from office. The yard can .aceommo- ice, bait and incidentals are al- including buildings and equip- The dead: Purity Sincere, 30, of :orrespondence with army pffi- mander Points To date more than fifty cruisers with ways available at the main dock. ment, is valued at nearly $35,000. 36 West 123rd Street, New York $288,454 Treatment Sys- Mr. Cadman was brought about by :ials which led to the organiza- the recent fire at Varady'a Grove" ion. Growth 01 Unit City, fractured skull and internal tem In Keasbey Has here. Joseph Dudash, of the Clara injuries. Mrs. Martha Mays, 50, Trial Run The pumpers of Fords and Hope- 3arton department, was named, Township Street. Gels. Milk Bath FORDS—Arthur Giesing was in- of 543 Boylston. Street, Boston, lawn were participating in- a fire- J ecretary. --•-""• --- ^>-^ stalled commander of Harry Han- broken neUk; :* • ~-•-••-*••"*• --~"•:•;•. -; ^ - " *-operations men's-parade at liakewodd,"'leav- ~ son Post, No. 163, American Le- A steering committee, consist- The injured: Theodore Mays, have* begun at the Township's ing Keasbey's hook and ladder as Truck, Hii.Cmshes Mo "Pdegion, at the annual induction of rig of officers and chiefs of the husband of the dead woman, mul- new • $285,454 sewage treatment the single- piece of fire apparatus ' officers held Tuesday night at his ix companies, was also elected', tiple cuts and abrasions; Raphael plant, here. All .that remains to protect the three districts. As Kovacs Struck While Walk- Delivery' Wagon Driver Says He Was Forced Off Road home in Maple Avenue. 't includes Chiel'-elect Andrew Esther, 21, bruises of head and is the official acceptance by the a result, a large building, housing )udash, Menlo Park; Chief Mich- Ing On Smith Street By Bus; Woodbridge Avenue Becomes *Milky Way'- The installation ceremonies both arms; Joy Love, 47, multiple Township from the builders—and bowling alleys, at Varady's Grove el Donato, Metuchen; Chief . Early Sunday were conducted by John Dambach, cuts and abrasions; Patience Job, that is expected to take place on was destroyed by fire. jeonard Sanford, Oak Tree; Chief RARITAN' TOWNSHIP—Woodbridge Avenue, near past commander. Benjamin Sun- 38, bruises of head, neck and right or about August 1. Text of the communications to shine, retiring commander, head- The Hopelawn sewer lines were Fords and Hopelawn commission-. Jharles Schmidt, H. K. Company, KEASBEY—John Kovacs, 41, the new industrial highway, Bonhamtown section, was wrist; Precious Heart, 45, cuts ed a short parade which followed and bruises, and Delthier Love, cut into the treatment plant at ers, in full, is as follows: lenry Street; Chief Thomas of 10 Crows Mill Road, this place, transformed into a real "milky way" for more than an Iwales, Jr., Piscatawaytown, and the ceremonies. hand injury. 10 o'clock last Thursday. At The Schedule Rating Office "' sustained minor injuries shortly hour Friday afternoon. noon, the Fraser tank serving the of New Jersey Jhief Michael Bandies, Clara Bar- In a brief address to the guests Tamaca Real, Excellence Obedi- before 1 o'clock Sunday morning St. Stephen's and" hill section was July 17, 1940 on. The transformation was effected when a milk delivery present, Sunshine reviewed his ence and Peace Meakness, all resi- when he was struck by a car driven cut in. The Fords line was brought Dear Sir: Formation of the Volunteer term in office and pointed out' dents of Father Divine's 36 "West truck was wrecked and milk bottles and cases scattered all in at 3 P. M. and the Keasbey line It has been called to our atten- Bremen's Home Defense Corps by Lillian R. Brune, 41, of 93 High- that the. membership had been in- 123rd Street "heaven," escaped over the road at 1 o'clock. The soon after. tion that the one and only piece of eceived favorable comment from land Avenue, Metuchen. creased four to a total of 64. He uninjured. truck, it was reported, was forced Test luns will be conducted fire apparatus in your fire district rmy officials at Raritan Arsenal also told of the formation of a Kovacs, according to police, was According to the police, the during the rest of the month. The was recently permitted to be taken nd also from members of the off the road and into a pole by a LEGION AUXILIARY junior drum corps during his walking north to south across Divine car, a 1928 Cadillac, driven, Township will not take over the from • the township to participate taff of the U. S. Army Corps large passenger bus. reign in office. Smith Street just west of High- in a south direction by Dethier plant until all departments of the in a Firemen's Celebration in - eadquarters at Governor's Island, The truck driver, Frank Dickin- • Other short talks were given by land Avenue, here, when he was SETS INSTALLATION Love, blew a tire and careened huge project passes rigid tests. Lakewood, New Jersey. Eric Schuster, trustee'of the post; over the safety isle into the path r. Y. hit. The car, owned by Carlton son, 28, of 46 Hornsby Avenue, The' plant financed partly This shouH never be permitted Miss Julia Dani, Mrs. Ruse Sun- of the machine driven in the op- The next meeting of the group E. Brune, also of Highland Ave- Fords, escaped serious injury. He Ceremony T© Be Held Ties- shine and Mrs. Myrtle Perry, offi- through a PWA grant of $128,000 unless suitable arrangements hav£ all be held August 20 in the Am- posite direction by Mays. The nue, Metuchen, was traveling west was treated by Dr. A. M. Carr, of day; Mrs. Arthur Perry cers of the post auxiliary. and :a. local bond issue totaling been made for response to" alarms oy Avenue firehouse, Clara Bar- injured were taken to Middlesex |157,000, will serve the Fords, by neighboring fire companies. on Smith Street. Bonhamtown, for shock and minor The new commander urged yn. Efforts will be made to ob- Is President General Hospital in the Raritan Hopelawn and Keasbey area. We established the present lacerations and abrasions. members to cooperate in the com- Township Safety Council ambu- lin a speaker from the Federal Kovacs was taken to the office Equipment Listed classification of your district with FORDS—At a regular meeting ing model airplane contest to be lureau of Investigation to inform of Dr. J. D. Witmer in Metuchen. - Dickinson asserted that the lance. "Equipment includes a new type the assumption that sufficient ap- of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Harry held August 8 at Hadley Airport. ie unit as to what services -might He was treated for abrasions of large bus "pilled out of line while automatic screening machine at paratus would be immediately Bansen Post No. 163, American The contest is an undertaking of Officers William Doll and Al- e performed to aid in the drive right hip and left shoulder. the sewage entrance, chlorination approaching him and then pulled Legion, Tuesday, July- 23, the the local post and is attracting en- bert Wittnebert investigated. available at all times. D control "fifth column" activi- equipment, settling tanks, condi- back across the center of the newly elected officers will be in- tries front four neighboring mu- Will you please advise us at once es. tioning, tanks digestion tanks, dry- CHURCH GROUP PLANS road," but not until after he had stalled. nicipalities. whether the present practice is to ing tanks, heating and waters sys- be continued so that we may take Heading the auxiliary is Mrs. Other officers installed at Tues- THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC "swerved and struck the shoulder DELEGATESOIOSEN tems and pumps. suitable action. Arthur Perry, president; Mrs. Eric of the highway." day night's session were: George St. Stephen's Hungarian Schuster, first vice president; Mrs. A. Hoff, Sr., vice-commander; Features of the plant include the Very truly yours, The milk truck then careened Arnold Christensen, second vice Joseph Huda, vice commander; FOR STATEPARLEY heating of sludge before removing R. M. Cadman, Supt., from the settling tanks into the across to the left side of the road, president; Miss Julia Dani, secre- Sidney B. Dell, Jr., vice command- Enginering Department. Association To Have large digestion tank. Another fea- tary;' Mrs. John Flaherty, chap- er; Sidney B. Dell, Jr., vice com- the police said, striking a pole, and lain, and Mrs. Christian Nieholia- County Fire Police Unit ture is the pumping system which Outing Next Sunday mander; Walter Lybeek, post ad- then traveled back across the sen, sergeant-at-arms. allows the sewage to be removed jutant; Carl N. Hanson, finance Meets In Piscataway luitgariaii-SIovak Repub- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The from any tank into any other and GUN CLUBTO OPEN annual feast of ' St. Theresa highway and jumped the curb on The officers of the Junior Aux- officer; Christian Nicolaisen, ser- To Name Quintet provides a complete ' reversal of licans Make Arrange- Church, Lindeneau, sponsored by the right side. iliary will also be installed at this geant-at-arms; Joseph Foffrich, time. Those who will serve are flow if necessary. the Holy Rosary and Holy Name historian, and John Dambach, PISCATAWAYTOWN — At a DRIVE FOR FUNDS ments For Picnic . The truck is owned by the Gloria Sunshine, president; Elaine Societies of the church, opened chaplain. regular meeting of the Middlesex The plant is equipped also with' FORDS—At a meeting of the last night arid will continue until Paulus Dairy of New Brunswick. Gloff, vice president; secretary, County; Fire Police Association, two heating systems, an oil burn- Proceeds To Be Used For ung-arian-.SIovak Republican Club Sunday morning. Edwina Chovan; treasurer, Lillian held Friday night in the Plainfield er and a gas burner. The gas burn- Misak; Doris Perry, historian;' Expansion Of Activities I Fords, Keasbey and Hopelawn The celebration opened with a Further Plans For Bazaar All UOgS ] Avenue firehouse, delegates were er will burn the gas generated in uesday night in the New Bruns- chaplain, Florence Hoff, and ser- named to act as county representa- the digestion tank when the plant processio by the Rev. James Hard- geant-at-arms, Margaret Damback. . By Sportsmen ick Avenue headquarters, plans To Be Arranged On Monday Till September 1 Ordered tives at the state session to be held is in full operation. In the event ing, and was followed by a band Officers of the Middlesex County ere launched .for a picnic to be concert and other entertainment at Pemberton tonight. Russell E. "generated gas is low, the oil burn- MSCATAWAYTQWN—A fund- PISCATAWAYTOWN — Fur- American Legion will conduct the Mayor Walter C. Christensen ;ld sometime in Atigust. on the church grounds. Long, president, conducted the er will automatically begin func- raising campaign will be conducted ceremonies. again issued a proclamation ex- 1 ther arrangements for the annual meeting. tioning. by members of the Owl Rod and Peter Shavick, president, con- The program each evening in- bazaar of Raritan Engine Com- Members of the Post have been tending the confinement of dogs icted the session at which five cludes games, booths, dancing and in the Township. The new or- The delegates selected are Gun Club of thfe place, Julius " pany No. 1 will be made at a meet- invited as guests of the two units. Black, president, announced yes- JW members were admitted into refreshments, with a band concert ing of the general committee Mon- der, due to the number of dog George Ramsden of Fords, Wood- SLATE TO BE CHOSEN and fireworks display tomorrow bite cases in the past few days, bridge Township; George Graff, terday.- The money will be used embership. day night in the Plainfield Ave- to further operations of the group. night. nue firehouse. Raritan Engine Company 2 provides for confinement of Kenneth Wait and Harold Drake, BY WOMEN DEMOCRATS Following the business portion al of Piscatawaytown, Raritan The organization has leased' Celebration of a solemn high dogs until September 1. ' the program, refreshments The bazaar will be held the week To Sponsor Social July 27 Township, and William Hoagland, ground !for a game preserve for ere served and a social hour en- mass Sunday morning at.,r o'clock The- original confinement or- Piscatawaytown Unit Will of August 19 to 24 on the grounds der was for a 6-day period. It of North Brunswick. the winter. A skeet trap has been - yed. in the church will close the feast. at the corner of Woodbridge and CLAR^ BARTON—A night of was later extended for 30 days. The organization has a member- Hold Session Tonight bought and plans will be made to " Plainfield Avenues. Chief Thomas entertainment, featuring steamed The last order expired Monday. ship of eighty-seven, all of whom open a skeet field, permission for Swales, Jr., is serving as general clams and other refreshments, will In Club Quarters The police, dog warden and •which was obtained from the police iara Barton. Woman's Club Firemen To Hold Regular chairman. be held by Raritan Engine Com- have been taught, under super- board-of health will enforce the department. pany No. 2 in the Amboy Avenue vision of New Jersey State Police, PISCATAWAYTOWN — -Mem- Business Session Monday Mayor's new order. The club also plans to sponsor eses With Mrs. Reitenhach firehouse Saturday evening, July how to handle crowds and other bers of the Women's Democratic Club will nominate and elect of- other events in -order to raise suf- : CLARA BARTON—A regular 27. emergencies as they arise. CLARA BARTON—The weekly Nine Piscatawaytown Girls ficers for the current year at a ficient funds to carry out an ex- - business meeting of Raritan En- John Kerestan is serving as The next meeting of the organi- vard of the miscellaneous club, Eleanor And Florence Fiiz meeting1 of the group to be held tensive sporting program. z gine Company No. 2 will be held At Merry Meadow Camp chairman and is being assisted by zation will be in September at the >onsored by the Clara Barton tonight in the First District Demo- Monday evening- at 8 o'clock in PISCATAWAYTOWN Nine Joseph Dudash, Julius Bartha, Em- Hostesses To Fords Club firehouse of Raritan Engine Com- 'oman's Club, was announced pany No. 2, Amboy Avenue, Clara cratic Club headquarters. Player the Amboy Avenue firehouse. Piscatawaytown girls, members of ery Kindall, Stephen Lako, John Menlo Park G.O.P.Women onday night at the home of Mrs.' FORDS — JThe Gabby Chatter Barton. " . ' Avenue. 'Plans will be made for a num- Girl Scout Troop 6, are attending Onder and George Sovart. ivl Reitenbaeh, chairman. Club met at the home of the Misses The organization will also fur- To Have Bus Ride My 24 ber of summer functions. day camp at Merry Meadows. The winners are: Ninth week, Eleanor and Florence Fitz in Max- ther plans for the fifth anniversary Attend Fair : Arrange Outing MENLO PARK—The Woman's rs. Henry Adam and Miss Ag- Those participating in camp ac- well Avenue recently, : Refresh- dinner to be held August 22. Hoast Is Held tivities are_ Connie and Lorraine CLARA BARTON—Members of PISCATAWAYTOWN — T h e Republican Club will hold its'- an-* >s Hegerstrom; tenth week, MTS. ments were served and a social Democratic county officials - and PISCATAWAYTOWN — The Murphy, Ruth and Delia Horn, the Clara Barton Woman's Club Happy Go Lucky, Girls' Club met candidates will be invited to at- nual bus rid* and picnic July 24 rank Maloney and Mrs. L. H. hour enjoyed. . pier; eleventh week, Mrs. Wil- roast of the Young- Republican Ruth Shipman, all of Meadow held a most successful bus .trip to Tuesday evening at the home of tend the affair. at Laurence Harbor. Present were: Misses Eleanor iiii Bennett and Mrs. Harold Unit, because of i-ain, was held in Road; Doris Johnson of Columbus the New York World's Fair yes- Miss Antoinette De Luca, Eighth Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffer is chair- Members are requested to "make Parsler, Lillian Lund, Marion. aub, and twelfth week, Mrs. Ray- the recreation room at the home Avenue, Lorraine Rosenfeldt of terday. Mrs. William Testa, was Avenue, Highland Park. Plans; man, assisted by Mrs. Anthony Ist- reservatidns with Mrs. Henry "A. Schmidt, Grace Greberly, Edwina ond Wilck and Miss Sophie Muel-. of Mr. and Mrs. William Woerner, Irving Street, Doris Rasemussen chairman on arrangements. The were completed for an outing to be van president, and Mrs. Lola Koerber Before tomorrow -'morn- Chovan, Arline Kruedl and Elean- held at Seaside Heig'hts Sunday 1 v. of Silver Lake Avenue. Twenty- and Parl Berkowitz, of Wood- party returned at a late hour last vaan, president, and Mrs. Lola ing , at which time vacant plaees i eight members attended. bridge Avenue. night. or and Florence Fitz. .. . . July 28. -.•;.• ; ;:. • -•-..• :. ' Amorson. will be opened to the public. PAGE TWO FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON SOtk WeMirig Anniversary fords, Raritan Aai Amboy HopitttUTn Cotipfe Weds; ReceptionCAUDATE! to the t/jpn-gfe Obsewid By Fiirds Couple ''Party Enjoys Shore Visit Jif&O.EliEI FORDS1—A surprise party was : FORD'S—A Beach party was Por 300 Fttt&tos Bridal CetimMy tendered to Mr. and -Mrs. Morton Fords Man Arrested As held at Sea Breeze Point, Staten Peterson recently at their home in Tipsy After Car j Island, recently by a group from SJOPELAWN — Mis^ Attgelintj at the head with orange blossoms. Session field Thursday By Ford Avenue . in celebration o'f Fords, Raritan Township and Marie Santa Maria, iaxighier of She carried^ a boiiqu'et of white their fiftieth Wedding anniversary. - .. Hurtles' Bank Perth Amboy. Sfovai-Httn^arian Unit; Dancing and refreshments were Mr. and, Mrs, Philip Santa Maria, roses. FORDS—William Reese, 56 In the party were Miss Anne of 38 James" Street, fecenSy* Be- Miss Isahelle Molla, maid of Reports Presented enjoyed. Bibiki and John Gadonelli, of Rari- came the bride of Albert Infusino, honor, was attired in a light blue Present were: Miss Helga Lid- of 48 Paul Street, this place, tan Township; Miss Pauline Lance, son of My. and Mrs. Joseph Inf u- FORDS—An interesting session die, Mi1..and Mrs...William Lybeck, must have walked under a lad- net, ,gown ..and carried gink,roses._ held" Tuesday Aight at the Alvin Petersen, Miss Rose Russo, stao, of. Lather Avenue. , Mario Santa Maria, brother of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hirner, Jr., der and had a Hack cat run Miss Rosemary Haberkorn, Miss The Bride wore d ,white chiffon the. bride, was best man. Fords Men's Republican Club Mr. ajid Mrs. Melvin Anaclrer., Mr. across in front of him Sunday v headquarters", £8"8" New Brunswick and Mrs.. Donald Zenobia, H. Pe- Irene" Colombetti, Miss Rosalie gown in princess style with, a long A reception was held at Hotel Avenue, by members of the Slo- for he ran smack into oodles of Lutrais and Pat Searangello, of train. Her tulle veil -was Caught Hungaria for about 300 guests tersen, Miss Edna Holzworth, Miss vak-Hungarian Republican Club of Rita Lybeck, George LWdle, Rich- trouble Sunday 'night. Fords; Miss Eleanor Pijak, Miss and friends. Shortly after 8 o'clock, when Anne Pijak, Miss Anne Krall, and The bride is a graduate of the Fords, Keasbey and Hop'elawn. ard Hirner, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hir- Final'returns and report on the ner, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gar- returning shore traffic was at its John Chippy, of Perth Amboy, and 1935 class of Woodbridge High peak,.a car driven by Reese fail- School. Mr. and Mrs. Infusino recent benefit movie sponsored by riek and Mr. and Mrs. Orman Miss Mary Bbrkes and Michael the group were made by the ticket Christensen. ed to make the turn from Essex of Fords. are now residing at 41 Warden Street into Lake Avenue, Me- Arffiur ESiigenoM/ of lower S11- committee." A Street. Candidates for local and county tuchen. The vehicle climbed ver Late -sY&rkie,- entertained the curb, continued into a yard friends' at his home1 Saturday in offices gave interesting talks. Fol- August M Is Set As. Bate Faihet Feted On Birthday lowing the meeting, refreshments ajid then hurtled down a 25- hoftor of Hs eighth birthday. For School Bits Inspection foot embankment to the Lehigh At Party In Hartung Home Eemseft jfransmantf anTd LTewllyn SOVELit were served _and a- social hour en- Valley railroad tracks. joyed. WOODBRIDGE—Ammon Cecil, Mendell, of Wopdfaridge Avenue, The annual Reese was uninjured, but Of- of Columbus, Ohio., was the guest ^.nd John Kentos, of Meadow inspection of all. school buses will ficer Charles Frohm, of the Me- .of honor at a birthday party in the jRead; attended a polo match at take place at the high school at tuchen poliice, took Rees to the u 5 1 home of his daughter, Mrs. Carl Btsrnt Mills Sunday. WomeW Vie In Throwing c&mtm MEETS 8 A. M., August &0V the trans- office of Dr. Clarence Hofer Hartung, of Alwat Street. portation committee of the Board Asa' ffolli^ay,, o£ Crestwbod where he was examined and pro- The guest list included the fol- Avenue, left Sunday for Washing- Rolling Pins, Men of Education announced this nounced drunk and unfit to DEL SESSION week. Bus contractors. Will be drive a motor vehicle. lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Ce- totf, D*. C:t ;tfh'6re he" will s^end' ffr Pitching Eggs notified next week of the inspec- cil of Columbus; 'Mr. and Mrs. Al- several weeks_ with his sister. Arraigned before Recorder bert Pagan, Mr.- and Mrs. Charles This time we find two sisters' (Lynne CaVver and Maureen tion. Hkilger Holm, in police court, Mr. and Mrs. Axel J. Hansen I S*E LI N — Raphael's Grove, Petfufittofy Easiness Is O'Sallivan), fighting for the love" of the same man (Robert Heller, Miss Alma Fagan, Rahway; Green Streejfc, was the scene 'Sun- Preliminary inspection will be Monday morning-, he was fined •Miss Dorothy Truscott, Mr. and aiuf son", fep&ilij of GresjJwoo'cT Transacted; Mayor And Young), in Metro-Goldwyn'-Mayer's "Sporting Blood," a story [made by Charles Trautwein. f 200-and $22.50 costs. Avenue, visited in Perth Amboy day of Community Day. outing of Southern Kbrseracmg. ^ ^^ Mrs. Truscott, Rockaway; Mrs. Ed- %ld* un'der the "auspices of the Old I The board, will advertise for bids Borge Peterson, 33, of 54 Sunday, Spencer Absent for the Miehle bus- route which is ward Dixon, Richard Murphy, Miss 1 Timers, Inc. of IseKn. Over 200 DOCTOR SEEKS POST Fifth Street, also of this place, Norma Hartung, Robert Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. John Gregor, open for the 1940-41 term. Bids a passenger in the Reese ma- Misses Lillian ana* Mary Gregor/ -'-'uliS* an'd children attended. WOODBKIDGE — In the abFR.- BRENDAN'S'NEPHEW WOODBRIDGE—Dr. Benjamin Robert A. McAra. Weisenfeld, of Woodbridge, this will be received at the high' school chine, was arraigned on a charge ^of Norwood Avenue,- spent tfi'e' Cranies and races for men, wom-sence" of Mayor August F. Greiner TO TAKE VOWS SUN If At August 19'.; ; of drunkenness and disorderly ! en and youngsters required ahout and fiommitteeman Frederick. A. week filed an application for school Sport fans will find complete weeK-encf with* relatives* in." Potfe- physician with the School Board conduct. He received a sus- coverage of all local activities on ville*, Pa. three' hours of the program which' Spencer, the Township Com'mittee y — Please mention this paper to pended sentence. the sports page. also included a. Softball game in' transacted only perfunctory busi- Rev. William I Wririn Toin thh e event of a vacancy thiis ffalll . advertisers. -^~ Mrs. Ruth_ Swales, of Wood- whicB-tlie Old' Timers squeezed out tridge Avenue,* is spending the ness at its session Monday. Com- Be Ordained In Cathe- •week ai Seaside Heights as guest a_ 15-13 victory over the Harrison', mitteem'an Samuel Parrell pre- Gas" Company representatives in asided. dral In Trenton of Mrs. Jajnes Swales. match that held the spectators on MT. and Mrs. FranTc _ Danf 6rd, Sales totalling $9,313.80 were ISELIN—The Rev. William J. of. Bergen Place,- hWe as k guest edge throughout the entire regula- made of property taken by the : tion seven innings and two extra Wrinn, nephew of Rev. William J. for the' summer, Mrs. D'anford's frames which were needed to settle municipality on" ta'x lien foreclos- Brennan, pastor of St. Cecelia's mother, Mrs. Edwin S. Culver, of' ures. Among the purchases were Church, will be ordained into the Unfontownj Pa. the score. One of the highlights of theeigh' t lots bought for Edgar J. Ma-Catholic priesthood Saturday in St. sports* program was an egg-catch- loney for $1,800; twelve parcels Mary's Cathedral, Trenton. 218 Scfioot Employes Pass ing contest, with competitors in for William C. Curry at ?1,300 The ordaining prelate will be two-man teams catching »eggs and a parcel in Colonia for Colo- The Most Rev. William A. Griffin, Physical Test thrown 'by their partners at dis- nia Kidge, Inc., for §1,600. A D.D., Bishop of the Trenton dio- tances, which before the team of number of individual sales also cese. On Sunday, Father Wrinn .WOOBBRIDGJE — Vfctof , C. Kran'e and Grogan finally won; were made. wall celebrate fiis first mass at St. TSfieMas, supervising' pfcmeipaT of Bids were received, and ord-Francis' Church, Metuchen, at 11 1 stretched to" a space of 68 feet. Tovffisnip scn'obls ; reported' to She Mi's". Benedict Champ ered tabulated, for thirty-four A. M. On Monday, the new priest will conduct novena services at St. Boartf 6'f EdiieatiM tKitSIS scKSbl Iff the women's events', Mrs. pieces of equipment for the new et&£lo*yes 'had" already- undergone sewage disposa-l plant in Keasbey. Cecelia's Church, after which there physical examination in compff- Benedict showed unusual ability* in will be a reception for him in the bitting a' d'umray wittt a rolling The estimates, and their amounts, ance wfthr tne< recently adopted were listed as follows': A. F.parish hail. state legislation. The tests snored pin,' sc6ring on'e head blow and two' body blows in three tries to score Thompson, Fords, $651.90; Ser- Father Wrinn is a graduate of all .employees free from com- St. Francis' College and Semina.ry, municable diseases: twenty points and take the prize vice Hardware Co., Woodhridge, from* Mrs. A. O'Connor who Won .§651.49;, Tier Hardware Co., Loretto, Pa. Se received Ms B.A. Millaid jLpwery, county,, supe/-' degree in 1936 and completed this yitendent of sehqols, notififed the ihce' event for the past two years'.Woodbridge, $480.15, and Perth Oth'er prizes were won as" fol- AmWy Hardware Co., $654.74. year his theoelogical course with board that bjig(drivers transporb- honors. ,.- w ing school efifldfen also* came un- ftwsr Helen Kane and Gus Hui- G'eorge Ffiese of Rahway sub- lfet T der the provisions of the. law and' frerinan in the Co-Ed S-Iegged race; mitted an offer to supply 100 tons Regular Meals EWER HEL» must submit healtli certificates. Donald and Eddie Gunther in the fof .No. 1 buckwheat hard white- Meals for young children should be egg-and-spobn race, boys' divi- ash coal for heating- the Municipal served at regular hours each day, WE NEED CASH! EVERYBODY NEEM SHOES! ACT QUICKLY ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT! sion; Joan Jankowski and Evelyn Building for $6.26 per ton andwith the largest meal in the mid- Every pair of Men's and Women's Shoes are Perfect Cleaii Stock (No Seconds). They are shoes that have Local Red Cross To Opefi Gonover, in the girls' division; the AvenelCoal and Ice Company dle of the day. sold im to $10.00 per pair. Now every pair reduced in price so low that you can buy 2 pairs at the price of Philip O'Connor, Eddie Gilroy and of Avenel bid at $6.05' per ton. one. Every pair must be sold. We urge you to STOCK UP NOW with the finest selection of Dress and Sports Room BA William Huber in'*the boys' sock Eeceipi was acknowledged of B Woodor race; Bill Mulqueen, Eddie Thomas an announcement by the State Shoes represented by the best manufacturers in the country. aptef, MUkSSatr Ked 6rok=f, was and Fred Mastrangelo in the junior Board of Public Utility Commis- grantetT peftniMotf by ih'e Board egg-and-spoon race. sioners that would start September of EWca'tion to" u§e fee5* sowing" 1 on the elimination of the West 1 itep" CROSS REPORT - room at School No . 11 two days Avenue crossing in Sewaren. It is ~ eaebr weeTc un^il the reopening" of ,. WOODBRIDGE—A total , of STEERING Nationally Famous Makes 11,674.53 has been collected in estimated the Work will be com- - schools in Septrernber. pleted within' a* year. A feqtfesfr for the room was the current Red Cross drive here Florsfielm to date, Mrs. George Hunter, • ._ -made" ,by Mrs; rfoKn E. Ereck'eh- Auxiliary Meets •• t _ ridge, who told Board: members the treasurer, reported yesterday. Ad- . PISCATAWAYTOWN — The Vitality ditional contributions were listed .WINDSHIELD WIPERS ' local chapter plans to. ma&e vari- Auxiliary to Raritan River Boat !AND SHOCS ASSORB'EBS Physical Cultflre f ous articles of great use to theas follows: Americus Lodge, No. Club met Wednesday, evening at •* Red: CrosS*. 83, $25; donations at Colonia the clubhouse fii' lower Player Ave- -Drive Your Cor in NOW! Nettleton / Country Club, July 4, |2O5; ad- nue. The president, Mrs. William French Shriner and Umer * ^i '1 * ditional donations from Iseliri, Johnson, etfi'iducted the session. 1' - * >s r u Association Jlates f 15.85; Mr. and Mrs. George R. © Racine Merrill, ?5.00; St. James' P. T. A. TUITION FEE SET Jf. Anmaf Outing Dfe Mf 28 WOODBRIDGE —Tuition rates J. P., Smith c» WOODBEEDGKB — July 28' Eas to .students" attending the local 257 New Brunswick Ave. Lloyd Thomas :iJ^ GETS" JOB high school from other, school dis- (at Elm St.)' been, set as the date for the an- WpafMBRIDGE — Ernest, H. tricts wilf be $110 during the next And others nual picnic of the Anthony A. Perth Amhoy, N. J. Hunt/ of .Woodbridge, was author- fefm, according to a decision by Branches: Newark and Jersey City r- Aguila Association. The outing ized by the Township Board of fde Board of Education Tuesday ' P. A. 4-3259 1,1 will be held in Fords ParK. Educatidn to refill all fire extin- nighS. Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Luigi CamiiHa is general d&lr- guishers in the various schools. > r •. v:^ man, Committees a're: Refresh- The" work is to be completed be- ments, SaritueF D'An^elo, dnair- fore schools reopen in September r 9 man, Michael Sass'oy Alf jPetre&f; for the 1940-41 term. '§ubfandifli V alims - Wni Belay!-Acf lot I '..games Samrof GSoe,- chairman, So- Corps Has Drill seph Mura%ito, Joseph* Morales; ' music, Peter Mila*nb,> ehWman, .PISCATAWAYTOWN — The 1 Harold L. Berrue Memorial Drum Joseph Milano, Jufius Zullt. ; ar- and Bugle Corps held its regular TKe following Cars Must Be So'H rangements, . Charles Ma*n'gi6n£, ]Sra'ctice Monday night in the' for- REGARDLESS OF COST chairman, Edward* Canmzzard', mer toWn hall. Edward LaForge, - Paul Giaealone, Lorfis Beibiis, An- director^ was in charge. • Vitality «, thony Aquila and Anthony Pesce. Eilj6y YoHir Vacation ori the Savings! • Red Cross . W6ODBEIDGE—Sandra Jean SEE US FIRST f © Polly Preston .Vecsey, daughter of Mr. an* Mrs. SERVING THE PUBLIC Elmer /. Vecsey; of 601 Linden OF NEW JERSEY FOR 2ft" YEAR'S • Physical Culture , Avenue, celebrated her fourth S&ire here • Dr.- Posner @ Vitality ; UP TO 18 MONTHS' TOPA Y ® Foot Rest MrtHday Wednesday. • Buster Brown @ Betsey Cross frhefe you* Mostly One-Owner Cars In Such Good Condition © Wilbur Co'otf That Reconditioning- Costs Were Negligible • Physical Culture 6 Polly, Jrs. savings are BOY WHERE THOUSANDS BUY • And others ® fherogood m Stetsoii INSURED! SPECIAL BACSAINS Priced Fro* ® And others 1937 PLYMOUTH Coupe S3 2 5 fia-eli Rferitb ^936= STUBEBAKER Diet. 6 Sed $29H save a little 1937 FORD1 Cabriolet very special _J ^2=Q^ . <. or at 193i£F DODGE DeLuxe 4-Dr. Sed $5§5 1938 PLYRTOUTH or CHEVROLET Runafefc* SSat Coupe. Either at i9"37 CFffi^ROlET and PLYMOUTH Coaci $17 10 i93» DfODtlE De Luxe 4-Dr. Sed. ^ f Q* gC Per. Mo. ALL SALES FINAL few Spinet-Type Pianos <937 f ERKAPlA-NE D.L. Coiipe J.J g cjj Per LADIES' SLIPPERS i B&atttif u! ai NO REFUNDS Design and Tone $ 1938 PLYRfOUTH D.L. Sedan JIQ.^JS ^er Mo> Formerly from 79c 10' EXCHANGES at onfy 1938 BUICK 44-DfD . SeSd$26d * 50 M As L.ow Down °" to $2.9S 4-Dr. Sed $23^ 00 and up' WO CHARGES m Qnfted Moesevel Per Mo l&Srfft Yoto- 1935 PLYMOUTH CoacK $14 * ' Balance on Easy Tenrifc A Liberlif Allowance On You? Old Piano WHBROADAUTOSALESJNC. J J< P. Fortier 17 Codke Ave. TELEPHONE 2-4982 26l Mfufison Ave. Soufi.olsMfjfMMp.TJieai Carteret, N. J- N, N. J. 143 Smith St. Established 1888 Perth Amboy -S, PERTM AMBOY OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS UNTIL 10 CrCLOCK
- jp-t" PA.dE' FORDS AND EARITAlt TOWNSHIP BEACON FRI0AY, JULY 10,1940 COUPLE IS SOCIETIES HEALTH and BEAIJTY Eojly Benedict/ Wears , __ Leave Fm Extended Cbra Bart©ii ! iree mem- OBSERVANCE : produce freckles and pigmented AT CLARA BARTON bers of the' Wbodbridge. Rotarv Mrs. Roy~ BirgTand daughter, YOUR LOOKS AND THE SUM- — Smart Beq-cft Accessories Afflene, of Newark, visited tHis MER SUN, spots which are a blemish to beau- Club Lef* Last -we«k-end. for ex-W&lj Rosary, Holy Name It has been pointed out before ty. Too much exposure to sun- Mr. And Mrs. Marcus Ped- tended trigs. week with Mr. and Mrs. William; in these columns that unwise andshine permanently coarsens and ersen Honored On Fif- Mayor August F. Greiner started Open Annual Ceremony^ Bennett, of 'Fifiti Street. indiscriminate exposure to the roughens, the -skin.. Friday oil sr.tear-day trip to Hous- Miss Miriam I Bennett, of Fifth rays of the summer sun often re- There is a skin disease known teenth Anniversary ton, . Texas,, to attend! the- National Clas.e& On Sunday Street, and M>>s Joyce Bird speqjt sult in great harm and suffering;. as psoriasis, which improves in CLARA BARTON—The fif- Elki-' Gonstention. Dr.. I. T.. Spen- — The St. Stephen's the week-end ^-visiting relatives to Some human beings seem to summer due to the beneficial, af- teenth wedding •anniversary of jer will visit in New Hampshire Hungarian.- R. C. Association, of" Newark. lack the capacity for sane i-eason- fects of the actinic- ray of the sun. for ,a month and Dr. Joseph S. Our Lady of Peace Church will Miss Betty' Testa, of Dartmowffi ing. They have heard that sun- Acne, a very disagreeable skin, Mr. : and Mrs.. Marcus. Petersen was observed recently at a party Mark will journey to- Seattle and- hold its third annual picnic and Street, spen.t. the week-end wrfli shine is good for the health. There condition which manifests itself, by Alaska. He expects also to cross dance, -Sunday, July 21, at Pfeif- Mrs, Fletch n: Sherman of Pitman. is also a fad for getting one's self a. succession of pimples on.the face,, held at'their home here, A buf- fer's Grove, Hopelawn. fet supper- was served' arid many- the Artie Circle. tanned. And so at the first op- chest or the back of adolescent Dr. W. 7i. Barrett, another mem- Music/for dancing will be fur- portunity they proceed to expose,, young, men; and, women is helped gifts' were- received, by the couber- , has returned from Wakeraan, MRS- S CHOFIELD NAMED ', nished by Andrew Bernai and his- WOODKRIDGE — Announce-* as much of their bodies as possi- by' sunshine.. Ohio, where he -went for the fu-Rhythm Masters. The usual ath- ble to the blistering rays of Old THe outdoors are generally con- Guests present were: Mr. andneral- of his •brotHer^ 0. A. Barleti- c events and games will be in- ment has J>een made of the appoint- Sol. To their dismay the skin ducive to health. For fresh- air Mrs. Ove Sv.andholm, Mr., and rett, Mi EK cluded, on the day's program. ment of'Qflive E. Schofield as State- turns very red and unless they are manager« of thE State Collection and a certain amount-of exposure Mrs. Svend^ Neilsen, Mx. and i ' Frank La, Banee and John- extremely fortunate they are into sunshine promote the general- and Invfastigating Bureau, with of- for a very miserable time. Mrs. Hugo Pedersen, Mr., and Borkes are co-chairmen .of the af- well-being: of the body. "Vitamins Mrs.. Harold Olsen,: Peter Jensen FaxeweU Poxty Tendered fair. They are assisted by Frank fices oni St.- George's Avenue. TA., Fever often develops and nausea are more readily absorbed in. a and Chris; NohnS) all of Perth.. Am- •Kovacs, Alex Kondasm, Charles b.ond.xfftquired in connection, with Mws.. Grant By Mmel €&& the app ointment has been filed with. and vomiting come on. The skin sunny, clime than in- one that is. boy. .•••-.."". •Puskas, John Bodzas, John K,iss. may pop out in a mass of blisters foggy and: murky. Mr. and Mrs. KTnud: Kasnnissen, AVENBL-^Mrs. Harry Grant of" J. GxeBer, Mrs. P. Petric, Mrs. S. Secretly of State Thomas A. '. which are not easy to heal. The If. you- examine the skin of a of Montreal, .Can.; Mr; and Mrs.Burnett Street was- given a far-e- Kiss, Mrs.. S. Toth,. Mrs. J. Mar- this, Mrs. Schofield stated. writer was called not long ago to Negro under the microscope, you; Laurence Smith and son; Laur- well- luncheon' panty, by the Jolly- tinyak, Wrs. A. Kondas, Mrs. P. see a patient who had spent the will: observe a-, thick layer, of: black Eight Pihochla Club. She was pre- 'Grezner, Mrs.- F. La Banca, Mrs. ence, Jr., Mr. and Mi's.. R. G. Rule, JX G-retrer and Mrs, J,. Nagy. day before at the beach. She had pigment, in the true. skin. This Mr. and Mrs; John,. Smith; Martin sented, with- a console set. remained in the water for twowas put there by a wise creator •CLOTHING J hours during- the hottest part of Smith and Chris Nielsen, alL of TKe luncheon, was held Friday '. Silk in Stoeftings to- protect the inner delicate, tis- South River. at the home off Mrs.. Leroy, Slover, a July day, and. then laid in thesues against the destructive rays Almost-.'four miles of silk thread FOR THE FAMILY ' Mr. and: Mrs. Chris Hi. Christen- Park,Avenue. The club members goes, into'a pain of women's stock- sun in a backless bathing suit for of the African; sun. In the south are. Mrs. .Walter Parker, Mrs. perhaps an hour. The poor erea. where the Negro children live sen,, Mr., and Mrs. Hans Frandsen, ings. ON CREDIT : Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cregg; JVIr. James Gillis, Mrs. George Slivka, ture .was piteous to behold. Her much in. the sunshine they flour- Mis. S. Charles Browne, Mrs,. Jo- Lowest. Terms and Prices whole back: and arms were cover- ish if fed, on. plain wholesome food: and Mrs.. Louis Markow; Mr. and seph. Suchy.,, Mrs. Richard Sey- EFFICIENCY" AND ed with blisters of various sizes In. the north, it is necessary- to give Mrs., Joseph Paloti, Sbren Peter- fertH, ETrs. Slover and Mrs. Grant. CLEAJSLINESS- and shapes. Some were as large Negro children, especially in the sen, Daniel Mahoney, William In* house heating the efficiency 1LBF?O0 as the palm of the hand-. Her suf- cities,, cod liver oil to prevent Petersen, Theodore Makarcyyk Ho-Restriction and .cleanliness , of the plknt, the CLOTHING CO. ^m, ferings were acute. The proper rickets.- The white child suffers: "Walter Burke, Nicholas 'Marfcow. Because of world demands Aus- saving in space and- the i absolute 90 CHURCH ST. control' of- temperature are Virtues New Brunswick remedies were applied and she re- less from insufficient sunshine be- Alfred von Bremer,. Fred; Riffle, tralia- has abandoned'its restriction which commend gas heating to |J covered from her sun spree, a sad- cause he lacks the pigments pos- the Misses Mary and-Ebba'Chris- of wheat, planting-. S those who have made proper inves- der but wiser girl. Instead of ac- sessed by the Negroes which pre- tensen, the Petersens and" their quiring the tan which she coveted vents the small amount of the. children, Raymond, Charles and she resembled a boiled Lobster-for. northern wintry sunshine from be- Shirley. . . . a long time afterward. ing absorbed into his system. Frequent and prolonged; expo^ . Like all good gifts from God, sures to the rays of the sun drysunshine is a blessing; wrongly out the natural oils of the skin, used it is productive of harm.
Fred Ciktor and Roy Hander- hair, both of Evergreen Avenue, spent a day at Long Branch, re- Ann Rutherford takes advantage of 1940V latest beach togs by- cently. carrying a shoulder bag of red denim modeled, after a nice fat To Sufferers Misses Anne and Margaret Eal- fish. It is padded and zips right across the middle, and is. btg apos,., of Liberty Street, motored enough for all the starlet's beach paraphernalia. For: swimming WOOBBRIDGE—Aid extended to Asbury. Park recently. the actress chooses a two-piece swim suit of yellow lastex. The by this country to the war suffer- trunks are form fitting, with a half skirt which conies only in CAN> be built befier Paul. Smalley; of Paul Street, the front of. the suit. end faster with the JMATPAT YOU DIYIDEMDS W ers abroad through the American spent a day, recently at Metede- right kind oftraining. Red Cross has, reached those for conk. ENGAGEMENT TOLD You'll' find' the DTake-trained SM@QTJi PERFORMANCE whom, it was intended without in- has graduate- in 'demand: Employers terference from any of the for- Mr. and: Mrs. Albert. BarcBols. AVENEL—Announcement know the value of this sound, and son, Donald, of Paul Street,, been made by Mrs. Andrew Sehaf- solid business training course. Get eign governments, Mrs. Asher sicu-ted- better anf&.get, siariecL RIDSTG Fitz Randolph, local Red; Cross returned home after spending a f er of Remsen Avenue, of the enr- SOONER' — because CfraKes en. gagement of her daughter,. Susan, oblejL. you. to. .cover the course chairman, was advised this week. week's vacation at Seaside Heights. Miss Irene HIadik, of How- thoroughly, and^ completely- in the Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer, of to William Gerak, son of Mr., and ard Street, is- spendnig her vaca- shortest possible time,: • "~ QPEU' fflie door ai one of these- usedi* cars with, the key of low price—and calt it Mrs. Randolph received a letter Liberty Street,, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Gerak. of Perth Am- tion at her cousin's residence in. yeniE QSMSXI! In every price ramge, in "bare essential^ and de luxe equipped from National Chairman Norman boy. • Mew Iscaiiesi Joseph Matusz and children, An- Port Reading. m models, in excellent driving, condition . .. these are used cars guaranteed by us H. Davis as a result of a number : The announcement was made at. New qg of inquiries regarding the disposi- drew, Willfam and Norma, of Mr. and Mrs. John Winkler, of and we BacR up every guarantee— ask your friends, who have bought used cars Hornsby Street, spent a day pic- a birthday party held in honor, of • Mew courses tion of, American donations of food New' Brunswick Avenue, ; are the from us before. nieing at Roosevelt Part recently. Joseph Schaffer, a brother.. parents- of a baby boy. •-. • The, hesf-iiciv fee •and money and supplies for civilian- Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank casualties. Miss Grace Kudron, of Paul jchtenberg of Boston, Mass.; Edward Pasinski and John Hla- ENROLL NOW r '38 FORD1 Aid has been sent to Great Street, is spending a week's vaca- William Gerak and Joseph Onuska dik are with the. C. M-. T. G. at j, FALL TERM — 3f CHEVROLET Britain, the unoccupied portion of tion at the shore. of Perth Amboy;. Miss Helen Toth Fort Dix. £•• (Day._and Nigjitg, DELUXE TOWN SEDAN CONVERTIBLE COUPE France and to territories under Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chervanek of Woodbridge;. Mr. and. Mrs. Hopela*.?n- Engine Company No. Deep blue finish. While; German occupation, Mr. Davis re- and- children, George, June and 3eorge Munday and Thomas Gocze 1 held a most siicces'sful clambake Gray fmidb, tires 'excel- Sunday. wall tires, radio, heater- ported. Michael,, of Paul: Street, have- re- of Avenel. lent, upiolstery excel- "In this connection," he wrote, One owner, exceptional turned home after spending a COMMITTEE FORMED Martin,. House leader, to head "I want to point out that none of .week's vacation at Alquip, Pa. Willkie Presidential campaign. . lent. One owner.- low mileage. the supplies of the Red Cross have WOODBRIDGE —• Organization J Michael Velchik and John Vel- of a Committee of Forty to work Business and Secretariat Schools Exceptional low mileage been interfered with by any gov- chik attended a picnic, at The in the coming local campaign was PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK. BLDG. ernment or divertedfrom the-needy i pmes recently, announced this week by Olive E. : 213,'STATE- ST. . for whom the supplies were intend- r #52 ed, and the American people can Miss Jeanne DeLorenzo, of Clif- Schofieldi. Mrs. Schofield said •" - PERTH-AMftO¥ , ft. JL.- : workers from the Committee will '37-OLDSMOBILE . rest assured that we do not intend ton, has returned home after 272 MADISON AVE. Good Positions Secured for Graduates ai LUXE. to engage in any operations not spending- several days with Mr: be delegated to duty in each dis- Wm. C Gope, K C: S"., President 4-DR. TEUMK SEIMJi • adequately safeg-uarded and which and Mrs. M. Pucci, of Poular trict of the Second and Third PERTH AMBOY A J St John, M S", Resident Mgr. 4-100R SEDAN BANDY HEN'S 0ne owner, rec®Hdi- Wards. do- not give consideration to theStreet. Gray finish, good tires, Inmed. Coniplet'ely me- wishes of those who have so gen- Mr. and, Mrs. Joseph Jogan; Jr., v erously contributed to the work." of Grove Street, visited Eeans- mechanically, p er I'e ct, efeaisically psrleet. burg recently. completely, reeondi- On special sale at tM$ Mrs. Joseph Jogan and chil- SPECIALS price Friday and Saturday dren, Elsie, Irene, William and txoned. The cars listed below^have only.. Ruth, of Grove Street, and Al Withtne-wrcaa- performance not been reconditioned. —Miss Carmela De Rosa of Kruzewski spent Sunday visiting #0-133 Brooklyn has been spending her relatives at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Each is-mechanically good vacation at the home of Miss Car- The Busy Fingers Club met. #150- niela Acquila. of town. Monday evening at the home of but requires some minor —Mr. and Mrs. J. Bonomolo of Mrs. Hansen in Clyde Avenue, repair work which the Hillcrest Avenue entertained a Hopelawn.. If tlie dress washes^ tlien put it in tke Thor average handy man can. number of relatives, from New. Mr. and. Mrs. George Sharick, electric washer with no misgivings. The Thor York. of Paul Street, visited, with rela- do at a very nominal c
PROCEDURE Lovers Parted By Death A Man-Hater and A Woman-Hater! Leon Errol, Dennis O'Keeh A far-reaching and important TALE OF ENGLISH step in criminal procedure in the Stars 0/ "Pop Always Pays' Federal Courts is the Act signed YOUTH PORTRAYED Dealing with the devious meth- by the President, authorizing the ods, employed by a harrasscd fath- Supreme Court to make rules for Famous 'Tom Brown' Story er and his prospective son-in-law uniform procedure in respect to Loretta Young And Ray to raise separate sums of money, criminal trials. Milland PSay Leads In Depicted On Screen At RKO Radio's "Pop Always Pays" comes to the Crescent Theatre with Giddy New Film Strand Theatre the advance leputation of being one of the year's funniest pic- Columbia's consistent record of Returning to the popular litera- tures. comedy hits continues, if escatic ture of many decades for the Leon Errol, Dennis O'Keefe, PERTH AMBOY advance reports of the studio's source of their second production, Adele Pearce and Walter Catlett newest production, "The Doctor Gene Town© and Graham Baker are featured in the new offering, TODAY THRU SUNDAY Takes A Wife" are to be consider- selected "Tom Brown's School with the wedding plans of ed. The new comedy, which opens O'Keefe and Miss Pearce as the Days," Thomas Hughes' absorb- tomorrow at the Ditmas Theatre cause of all the trouble. Errol; with Loretta Young and Ray Mill- ing portrait of English. School playing the role of the girl's can- and co-starred, follows in the tri- life, to succeed their initial ven- tankerous father, decides that umphant wake of such recent suc- ture, "Swiss Family Hobinson." O'Keefe is a spendthrift and,for- cesses as "Too Manv Husbands," bids the marriage until such time Translated into many tongues, "His Girl Friday" and "Mr. Smith as the young man can display a Goes To Washington," and is a internationally renowned and lead savings account of a thousand worthy addition to Columbia's col- by millions, since its publication in dollars. Yes, indeed! Neither Loretta Young nor Kay Milland—in tlie lection of redoubtable films like 1857, "Tom Brown's School Days" film, of course want anything to do with the opposite sex until "The "Awful Truth," "It Happen- has been recognized as an. out- they meet each other. Then, the old rule fails to hold. The, pic- U. of P. gets 8200,000 for ed One Night," "Mr. Deeds Goes standing human interest story. ture "The Doctor Takes A Wife" opens at the Ditmas tomorrow. "atom smasher" for research. To Town" and "You Can't Take The memorable tale is set at Rug- Action It With You." and by, England's noted school, ' to which young Tom Brown is sent ThriHs Lovely Loretta Young, in- the for his education. He-is befriend- Galore giddiest role of her career, has FREE ed by Harry East, and the two "NO FUNDS". . but won high praise for the delightful- become bosom companions. ON STRAND SCREEN ness of her first all-comedy char- All the drama, of the Phyllis Bottome novel 'Mortal Storm" is TO THE LADIES retained in the film by the same name -which arrives tonight at As soon as Tom meets Flash- WHAT FUN! acterization. She's hilariously seen the Majestic. The leading players are James Stewart and Mar- I man, Rugby's prize ruffian, Tom | Portrays Doctor Who Ex- EVERY THURSDAY as Public Spinster No. 1, the girl garet Sullavan, both shown above, -who are ca'Ught in the hate ] becomes the target of the bully's who writes books in praise of which seized life in Europe recently. Robert Young also is in I ill-nature, which is abetted by a poses Quack In Dra- BEGINNING THURSDAY, JULY 18TH. single blessedness. She thinks she the cast. - ERROL lowdy clique known as the Sport- matic Fashion doesn't like men, until she meets ing Set. They invade Tom's study THE IDEAL SUMMER RKO RADIO Picture and 'marries" a man who doesn't Once more the small town medi- Dennis O'Keefe • Adele Pearce• Waiter Catlett and consume the jams, cakes and — And — like women, - and then she knows fruit which he bi ought from home. cal doctor comes into his •own, this Dick Foran FREE she doesn't like men; Ray Milland Enthralling Novel Of Two Lowers time as a defiant enemy of get- Comic Books the youthful expert in heart thin-quick reducing schemes which "Winners of to every boy trouble who cannot even cure him- Tom vs. Flashy damage the health of many an THE SET WITH A ICO USES the West" Caught In Toils Of Hale? Filmed and girl self, is said to provide an equally American woman. Chapter #9 Sat. afternoon enjoyable portrayal as the doc- Based on Phyllis Bottome's Stack, Bonifca Granville, Irene Thjs dramatic assignment goes Special Complete MONDAY and TUESDAY ,tor who takes a "wife". powerful novel of two lovers and Rich, William T. Orr,.. Maria Ous- to Jean Hersholt in his third stel- Opening Supporting the stars in this lar characterization of the kindly fun-packed narrative of a young la family caught in the toils of a penskaya and Gene Reynolds, und- Set physician in "Dr. Christian Meets Gift doctor and a young author who hate which startled the world,. er the direction of Frank Borzage, the Women." 2 12-oz. pretend to be married because "The Mortal Storm" opens to- creator of many of the screen's Based on the coast-to-coast ra- Ice Tea their careers depend upon it, are night on the screen of the Majes- greatest hits. . Glasses dio program favorite in which Her- 13 Weeks such well-known Hollywood per- tic Theatre screen as one of the As A Gift Presenting a sharp contrast to | sholt also created the medico-hero, sonalities as Reginald Gardiner, most timely and gripping motion their comedy portrayals in the "Dr. Christian Meets the Women" the British comedian; Gail Patrick, pictures ever to reach the screen. Ernst Lubitsch success, "The Shop is^ set in the famed mythical town PERTH AMBOY, Edmund Gweim and Georges Me- Margaret Sullavan, James Stew- READE'S — And — Around the Corner," Miss Sullavan of River's End to which comes a N. J. taxa. art, Robert Young and Frank Mor- Stewart and Morgan this time es- psoudo flesh-shrinking specialist Alexander Hall, director of such gan are the stellar names top- say roles of the starkest dramatic who is also expert in shrinking other hectic Columbia comedies ping the large cast, with other import, with Miss Sullavan and the vain ladies' purses. At the cost as "There's That Woman Again." important roles filled by Robert Stewart as the tragic lovers sep- of their health, he introduces them READE'S arated by a political upheaval j to (injurious dietatic methods and which blights their lives and their strenuous physical exercise which love but resolves, itself to a poig- evoke criticism from Dr. Christian, ENAMELWARE WHO'S AFRAID nant and- heart-stirring conclu- To the Ladies who warns against weight-shed- OF THE sion which makes this as great a ding without medical attendance. love story as "Camille" and "Ro- The first fist fight behind the WED. and THURS. chapel between Tom Brown and Kitty Browning, the village gro- WATER? meo and Juliet." Flashman, the melee which un- cer's daughter, adopts the fad to STARTING WITH Don't worry about going in Robert Young, one of the covered the Sporting Set who aid her boy ft lend, who is press the water, for fear of ruining screen's- most versatile actors, fol- bullied Rugbians about a cen- agent for the quack physical cul- tury ago, is a highlight of "Tom lows his hit performance in your curls. If you have one of Brown's Schooldays." Jimmy turist, and almost every woman in our oil permanents your hair "Northwest Passage" with another Lydon has the title role and town invests her health and money will always stay in place and outstanding role. Billy Halop is Flashman. in the reducing scheme. look lovely. A Full Measure Of FOR APPOINTMENT MATINEES EVENINGS Enjoyment For PHONE Till TEL. P. 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READE'S COOL PREVUE TIME TABLE "5:49 "Our Town" Two (2)Complete Shows 7:23 "The Doctor Takes A Wife" 8:51 "Our Town" Last Show Starts 8:51 P.M. 10:25 "The Doctor Takes A Wife"
SATURDAY NITE'S ,LA5T COMPLETE SHOW STARTS 11:00 P., M.
PREVUE TUESDAY NITE
Roar at a delightful leap year romance... perfectly played to the hilarious hilt by two merry young stars! Dorothy Lovett • Edgar Kenned; Rod LaRocpe • Frank Albertson A STEPHENS-LANG Production Based On The Book By PhoylHs Bottome starring FREE TO THE LADIES EVERY THURSDAY ET SULLAVAN BEVERAGE SET A plain case of heart S STEWART frouble . . . with con- vulsing complications! ON OUR STAGE—SUNDAY NITE
with ROBERT STACK • BONITA GRANVILLE • IRENE RICH STRAND FAMILY Also
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