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. o PAGE TEN fSEfTEMBER 2_, 3,944 08k 1 will determine"^; peace terms, and if the other nation' tones, nearly obscured what little English he could com- A free land is one where a about his Job" waiter or clerk can properly Next Salvar* Drive The Rahway Record don't like it therWs nothing they can do about it. mand in his relation to Lieutenant Paul Mancusbt of the answer people who unjustly bawl Established July 13, 1833 tale of how he and another, Louis Shockley, 84 East Hazel him out—provided he doesn't core 'This Record will wrap a torrid -1170 Broad 8tn*t Tel. Rah. 7-0600 New Furthermore," the "indispensable", man should know pack f or Tojo. ""HMo SUNDAY, OCT. 8 Published Thursday arteroons by The Rahway Publishing Corporation. that whatever is agreed upon at the Dumbarton Confer wood avenue, at separate times Wednesday night, had been II Xntered at the post office at Rahway, New Jersey, as Hcond class mall matter Waste Paper In Bundles under the act of March 3, 1879. ence, will not last two minutes when the general confer badly beaten by two hold-up men. The reason for the ma- Tin Cans, cleaned and flattened CASUALTIES 1NCEEASE With 4 Allied fronts. Walter • P. Marpre-iT. ...—P-blUber ence of all nations is called, for the other-countries,-dis licious, attack,- according to Albert, was-that he had.been Help to Win the War r O. C. Stearns.. Editor SURGICAL DRESSINGS gusted at the procrastination and appeasement methods able to produce only 20 cents when his assailants, whom he EXCLUSIVE AT'RrjrCOERKE CO. Mtut increase also. BUBSCRIPTION RATES—Single copy, S cents. . . , the fourth termer, will tear those pe#ee recommendation described as two young men, about 20 years of age, had paid within Union County, one year, 12.00. Slxmonthadeliver, 11.25y o.r Thre by malle months, post-, IS 6QMF Will you help? 65c. By mall, postpaid outside of Union County, one year, (2.JS0. Six months, to shreds. stopped him at the little red bridge in Inrnan avenue,-Shick- E»t«r«l at the M« office at Eahway. N. j.. a. wcond claw Phone Proa. Em. R. 7-0886 . $1.50. Single copies by mall, 10 cents. AU payable In advance. Vol. 128. No. 13." ll, 10 What should have been done, was for the United State ley, beaten even more vehemently for his lack of sufficient Every Thursday—carrier Dell1 mall matter under tlie act of March 3, 1879. This newspaper was rounded art|| Is maintained upon the principle of a clear, funds, contributed 80 cents to the funds of criminality. concise and unbiased presentatiotti n or all the Intertstlnr news of the com-to have called into conference representatives of all th RAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1944 Local Subscription »2.00 a Tear In Ad munity, and upon the basis, of a progressive editorial policy. anti-Axis nations of the world, without inviting Russia to b> Mr. and Mrs. J. Erwin Pettit, newly married, are oc- PER COPY FIVE CENTS . ;? W '"ft Member of New Jersey Press Association present, and after'peace terms had been agreed upon, pro cupying their new home on Pierpont street, following a >3 viding for "a world organization, in which-alTnations woulc wedding jaunt to Nova Scotia. , Thursday, September 28, 1944 share as equal sovefeigns, to maintain peace," with If world force to prevent military aggression," as Governo Rahway 10 Years Ago 1 Dewey-demanded-in-his-addres&r-then—to-present—t"ios< v r_, 1 •W- .' • MILLIONS HAVE SUFFERED NEEDLESSLY same terms to Stalin, to take or leave, just as he migh •\^I7I7TY\ iri Albert H. Jeambey starred as the "bride," and a large choose, for that appears to be the whole story of the peace number of members and friends of the Ladies' auxiliary f Millions of American citizens, deprived of automobile 1 4 .;• tires for their cars for three years now, have not only be- settlement as it already stands. of Rahway lodge, No. 1,075,,B. P. O..Elks, took.partin the Little Steel come disillusioned of the New-Deal; but their anger has procession, whjch composed the program of entertainment Councilman For Mayor sinx .._-.gn_wn to white heat as they have learned, there has. been. Wednesday evening in celebration of the 20th-anniversary Formula May Death of absolutely ns good reason why the nation should have been, just between you and meof the auxiliary. A reception wa-^heldliniihe^grill. room -'- - Aral- —rationed on tires since the"war began.. ,The fault lies at the and dancing followed. " , "W/7ir ^~^Be Broicen John Farreli d.uor uf jusi one person, the -'indispensable" fourth termer. m fe iiigt possible shortage of rubber in the United States. President Certainly a corporation with assets of a. billion dollars high school classes is noted in registration figures ah- Danger from jnflation Answers Candidate Carlin -tlV*. Roosevelt—always-frorrra-year to a year and a hall behind •presents-some dangers; that would be "hard to correct. TOtmced' yesterday" by' Superintendent Cerium lo Follow Tho Had Declared TfiaT =-£He:jjpe Tragedy stej , •in almost every proposition^hdias handled during the war It normally would have in its employ thousands of citi- public school superintendent. Enrollment at present is re- 'Rahway Stands Still' And Dangers of the Council-of Church Women Do ExceUenf —instead<,of immediately sending an army, of ambassadors zens, with votes that can be controlled, not to say anything >orted as 3,154, as compared with 3,299 last year, 3,297 in There wUl be found no article French Invasion .about the influence it may exert, and, pressure that it might 932-3.3; 3,243_in.1931-32; 2,141 jn 19_30-3J.,and.3,q21.iri.1929T30. in this issue of the Rahway Record Piece of Work in Gathering, •.'-=-,.-- and scouts into^puth America-, to quadruple the-rubber -of- greater importance ~to" everv The. .Fourth- .Ward- Republican output,_waited_an 'entire_yeai^arid4hen-sent-Mr,-Hopkinsr bring to bear in-securing advantages in court, or in the ".oter.-than.the following commu Club "heid a political rally^tjhelr An official announcement,.by- frnn S"^'" " JjidjPackingXlathin^ -licattoa-feeai Qcneral Motors rel- telegram, Septemby ?d. -soof- ^- hiiigl.-Iidiid.d, wliu mily _._uT_d a alight Increase in thelegislature, as wett-ars by-the W. Rath Receives l lt11i, -i - "i unw jininn crude rubber output. • . which it would be impossible for a"small concern to obtain. Red Cross Nurse ative to the Increase of the Little wick and East Hazelwood avenues Canadian Government at Ottawa, Rahway citizens responded in a generous manner to Steel formula. Friday night, that was featured by Can., told of the death of Lance .Three years ago, William McCollum, of Salinas, Cal., Because of this danger a good many years ago the Sher- Resigns Post Engineering Degree • Even thqugh such a move car- the appeal of th« United Nations' Relief and Rehabilita- a speech from Councilman David Sgt. John Howard Farreli, son of aided for years by the Government, in developing the useman Anti-Trust Act was enacted to prevent corporations ries with it all the dangers that Stewart, in answer to recent state- tion Administration's appeal that was sponsored iri Rah- Because of the removal of the Wilbur Rath, son of Mr. and are mentioned in connection with' ments made by Dr. Edward: J Mr. and Mrs. William J. Farrell, of the latex from the guayule shrub, wrote the "indispens- from.."hogging" a good thing, and from exerting an influ- : way by the Council of Church Women. '' ence tfiat'could not be controlled. amily to Williamsport, Pa.,>Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Rath, of 807 Iinde- inflation, yet it is confidently be- Carlin, seeking publicity as candi- of 91 Clinton street, that took able" fourth termer that he could supply enough seed of Theodore Calov has resigned «s gar street. Linden, a graduate of ''T-H *** J'TesW-nt Boosevelt date for mayor, of -Railway on- the place'ln Normandy, it is believed, The report of Mrs. Chester,M.' Davis, president of the this desert bush, that had been cultivated to produce four Another point that must also be considered is, as to upervising- nurse of the Rahway Rahway High school, class of 1941, will yield totjlabor's demand for Democratic ticket, that "Rahway on July 27, 1944. He had been re- council, that 40 bales of clothing had been turned in and ed Cross nursing activities. Thegraduated Friday night from th'e a 17 per cent increase in-wages had stood still the past year."' times the amount of latex as the native shrub, to plant whether they have competition, br so little that they ac- Dennis P. Donovan, candidate ported "missing in action" on_July_ had been sorted and packed at the Community House of the ==;= t isitlng Nurse committee accepted Newark College of Engineering. for reelectloa.as-counc41man-at- Among_the things he called at- —~4i000,000acres7thatwould grow on desert land^hToUgXtnT uaHy-do-maintain-^estraint in trade:'- ~Tht)trgh-"we~have~ er resignation with regret and with a bachelor of science degree 4a*~ i ,, ""muia. just tentlonrto^as=accomplished'u XiEsiEresbyterianGhurehaiidTdiiV Tiefore election, In order to guar- Iarge on the Republican ticket, Clifford W. Dunphy^, Rahway summer, with only a single rain to sprout the seed and' a-number of great railroad systems, yet if-was not many ppolnted Miss Irene Folinus to member of the Sigma Pi fraternity, is the popular choice of both the Republican regime, was thefor mayor, a tireless worker for The telegram read as follows: '. to be shipped, does not begin to tell of the enormous antee the fourth termer thousands the ^lty, and popular as a -"The-Minister-of-National-De- chief of police, who finds petty . produce the first season 350 pounds of latex per acre, or years ago when, in a number of states, 'certain railroads 11 the vacancy. Miss Folinus has member of the slgma Pl-fraternityr Democrats and Republicans in settlement of a street department thieving going on in Rahway to amount of work there was in handling thousands of pieces een on the-staff for some time. -\yhen here he was active In the of votes on November-7. The Rahway, for the office for which strike that had been inherited speaker, upon all civic, religious fense deeply regrets to inform you such an extent that it has '700,000 tons on the 4,000,000 acres, enough to supply this dictated the sta.te legislation that was passed concerning Irs. Mary Emanuel has been ad- Hl-Y Club and other youth organ- statement issued follows in part- he is a candidate. from the Democrats; taking trucks and patriotic occasions. that D820I7, Lance Sergeant John necessitated placing a patrolman " ~ *of clothing for men, women an4- ::_... '-country, THREE YEARS AGO, with all the rubber substi- th'e railroads and, in fact, all transportation regulations. anced from part-time nurse to izations. "We are not against high wages and road equipment that was "a Howard Parrell, previously re- on foot In each pard I children, as well as bedding. ..._••.•!*.. J but we are.against inflation. The • ""'''Yet,*evenf6'rrhef'Prgsideht'Calvih Cdolidge"advocate? iill-time- to replace Miss Eolinus, mass of junk," when.the Republi- ported_missirig.Jn-.action,-has- now Prevention I , .The .collectipn." of. the.used. gar= '"• ""fiite itneedecT McCoiium, in his efforts to rescue the na- .national .wage.stabilization- policy- been officially reported as killed 'ments was under the supervision the further consolidation of our railroads, while President Mrs. Calov was on the staff sev- cans' took over,"and putting it Into tion, was not even encouraged, and not a tire has bee~h ral years and became supervising Mail-Gall Month is » necessary part of the national first class condition as road equip- Candidate in action on the 27th of July, 1944. Will Show Views of Mrs. Frqd Brauer, who had SoesevekT-even-j)efor-e-he-be6amo so "itKfepensable" to|i J economic stabilization program ^ [ressive ment. And with only one hand. If any further_informn tion he~ women in each of the churches made for the'"G-ov.rnmenl- fromnhiB^-ftrub,-thougrFttee^| ursc when-Mra-MHdred- Reuter- xomes^available it will-be-forwardr Of Fire in — — "— ».i»un;ma_ esigned more than two years ago, rtn* which has _been_estabUshert-i?y- n(t-oren JT have been produced from it equal to the best rubber tires this country, believed it would he wise for- the -Western servicemen •Congresrand implemented by ex- had been obtained by the'Demo- ^d'as soon as received. Director of ana tne synagogue in Rahway.-to.- iss M. Ada Farreli presided at iCandiclate for Records." supervise the gathering among thB- made. Union Telegraph Co., and the Postal Telegraph Co. to con-| committee meeting. ecutive order of the President Be- crats trading three snow plows for Our City I! The 1100th, former' Merck em- causeHalaries and wages consti- the one, at a- credit of $10 Tonight, Friday and Saturday congregations of the various places' selidate into one system, for the sake of "economy. tutea To Perform The parents had been notified of worship and see' that it was de- Nearly three years ago, Premier Josef Stalin, of Rus- ployees In all branches of service- prices of- 85 per cent of the retail ea%h, the streets were cleared •by. the Canadian Governmental nights, will be. seen those, short In t.hp TTnlkyT fit.ntjs.nmLjvm»rmim|- TrtrtH and"- _1_.AI_NothinJ g Reelection o^^-4le_vy^nt>w--fsflr^t!teriEs-^o Chief Ritzmiin t" Pyit on livered to the Conamunity_Housei nat make up the 'a, that he was "missing in ast Quaid lii'OjecUbri pictures, rDKVts^superViSed' the" sorfingr, ^^ J J J J:e~M'enrbersfaip^ can look forward to-a- deluge of the energetic efforts' nf strw.t -aefeierr in the lobby uf seed^ie wotild'wa7itrof th^RUssian"dan de'hon'; —cost 61 livt _. O ~~ ~ . -but had liupsd that It ulltfsyThea ]P Ipfpnfg dear, nypw/^i^-rnopfr'* aluminum output of the world, but which case was finally I Attains bUU lVlarK mail as the result of-aJMall-Call size twelve (}r o gjenerous twenty here is another effective Commissioner Peter uodfrey. would be found that he had only and women's clothing all put In that yielded three times the latex of our common front Month, September 18 toTbctober ot Last spring,- when the- thaw A-Job in Kahway to Lbeen wounded. tre. These pictures will reveal the Prevention JEHucation of'living rtthouUvage stabillza- Support Because of separate piles, when it was packed yard dandelion, from which Russia was theri making thou- dismissed, did not leave a good impression in the minds 18, Initiated by the Labor Manage- tion. / came, the city not only lacked Lance Sgt. Parrell, bomiiig from actual work that is done by Coast in large hampers by Ed. Rumple The* Rahway Aerie of the ment committee. _..._• y DOROTHY HI/BBS.. .yoo7/ live in and like! Unquestioned Record Do and is Doing It It is estftnated thatTrrese^than •* sands of tires for war use. We are informed, from good of the American people Ikwas felt-that somehow-pressure- yOn—Pefc—9,—1943T"-ames~ r: tools and equipment a fighting family, whose father Guards. In addition to the pic- for shipment. ' The Sea- Scouts had been brought to bear by this gargantuan corporation Eagles reached the 500 member- Mall-Call Month, is being an- I"to clean sewer and catch basins, Railway"has an unusual candi- and, grandfather had/both seen tures a~20-foot shell of ayfegular half of all fires occur in holnes* helped greatly insetting the cloth- • -_, authority that this letter has, to this day,-never been even ship mark Sunday when 31 newnounced by posters showing Mall- This rayon gabardine, with its saddle stitched Byrnes, director of war-mobiliza- that had b ltd = About 7,000 people are killed, and to have the .case -dismi'ssedr -AiuHhere-is thei dangefpuri- tion, in a national_radio_jaddress date that is running for office at service with arnKtr^forces, could torpedo-sjich-as Is used on the ing from the different churches. acknowledged. members Tfererlnltiated. The class Call in a South Pacific base arid r elS,SS/ r^vo^l^^^^time; but the combustion cham^- this election. It is no other than not wait for the United States to about twice that "number We' in- Merck & Co., Inc., donated the .was in honor of State Trustee giving, directions -for obtaining . detailing and alligator type belt is -stated^-nnpaifr^General and in-want to satisfy themselven s con- ships of -the Coast Guard, Will, be jured, every year; many'of tW vic- Three years ago the "indispensable" man secured discoverable by the people. -v^^ . 1 bers of the garbage incinerating David. Armstrong, who is winning get into the war, and enlisted in hVirie, boxes and labels that were William C/frepiak of this city,, a special free .stationery. This sta- discriminate wage and price in- cerning three things: TheThe-man' man's plant were disintegrating and In'a .on exhibition. . tiros are asphyxiated or trapped from the Standard Oil Co., the sfcntjietic formula for. mak- The question would, seem to sum itself upT^refore, I formerjrfesident of the aertt. The creases will not solve any of our experience, his background and his for reelection as mayor of Rahway, the Canadian Black Watch Infan- used. -The bales .will be sent to a (aI tionery will be distributed and perfection in its tailoring and its place < ^ dilapidated condition, reducing on the Republican ticket. Anyone try at Ottawa, Canada, In April, An effort to enlist 25 volunteers by smoke, fire gases and fRuntes*; __ rby depot, probably to Newark, Cfij 5 into a recognition of the fact that in so great a counh^L^slJleergework was conducted .by a letters collected by representatives real problems. The apparent adi recordrecord. the efficiency of the plant fully While municipalities have adopted ••• ing'tires, which that company^hacr obtained-through a car- vantages. potato ed by the groups who knows Mayor Armstrong, 1940. He arrived in England in for this branch of the TJ. S. service where it will be sent overseas.'Re- •"•' this, while there, must be need for great industrial orgariiz- ritual team from Newark, cap- of the Labor-Management com- ~~ This year Rahway has one I-
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.,. .:. « .... £ w w:. • • •• v •6* •:- ' •?»• PAGE TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER-5, 1944 THE RAHWAY RECORE JBE RAHWAY RjECOfln" THURSDAY, OCTO6£ft 5, 1944 Mrs. Collins Receives ,ark the 90th birthday anni PocalumtgsJewe versai-y of MrsJamD PAGE WHAT IS HAPPENING IJVJHE SQCIiJ, LIFE OF iormeriy-^f-this-cltyT^Foarofheri r six sisters reside in this city, the C." Church, Red Bank, where a ^_ At the meeting of the Rahwacl high mass of requiem was offered Council, Degree of, Pocahontas youngest of whom is 69. The average age of the sisters is 80 . A luncheon meeting of the Best Ever Held by the' Rev. Father-James Duffy MNTEI^-Wc the undersigned wish to Wcdnesday,.-Septefi(iber 27 Mrs Laflftes' Auxiliary to. the Second Due to Ill-Health at 10 a. m. Interment followed in , express our sincere thanks for tile Junior D.A.R. Meeting May. Hfcineuuk Weds JR. R. Best Weds 500 Attend Kick-off Edward Collins, oHl6 West Grahi years. Four generations - partici- kindness and sympathy extended to- Ward Republican- Club was Held |- •--,-- - - - _—— 4 Fred iBcheltlin, chairman of the pated'in the event. Besides Mrs. Mt. Olivet cemetery, Middletown. us at the death of our beloved wJXe—, Held In Woodbridge She Got*at She WanM V Football Dance avenue, was Presented a past Tuesday.- with Mrs. Lloyd JB. drive foruhe James J. HealyChap-' Sixteen members of the auxiliary and mother.' Meta G. Mlntel. Vfo Virginia Girl Pocahontas Jewel, with Mrs.. Aug- Miller, the other sisters are Mrs. Mrs. McFadden, Leader of Cpl. Frank Palys Personal JVotes ts Anna Giles, of Plaipfield; Mrs. Swalm, 483 West Inman avenue. ter, Disabled American Veterans, military police' of Merck & Co, especially wish to thank our Irlend>- ust Kiel presiding. ' . *» : The women will cooperate In the declared a\ the close of the three- MRS. AUGUST L. MINTEL nnd neighbors for the kind expres- The Junior ^jroup of the Rail- Frida^night the klek-off foot- Emma Baltz, Mrs. Margaret RahwayP.T.A.. Einds Inc., led by Capt. Floyd A. Pres- sions of sympathy and comfort. ': way Rebecca Cornell Chapter of Reception Followed At balWance of .the Rahway High A card part? foUowed the meet Garthwaite, Mrsr Irene. Smithr meeting and rally to be held-Tues- day sale Saturday night that the After being in'gradually falling ton, served as guard of honor and THE FAMILY OP ' " Reception for Friends and Thursday, October 5 day night by the Second Ward Health Interferes^ \ returns from the annual forget- health for some time, Mrs. Meta the D. A. R., held a meeting Mon- Promotion from lieutenant to Virginia. Home of school was' attended by 5oo stu- ing, in charge of Mrs." Edward Miss. Evelyn Crowell, all of'.whom bearers. •. . META O. .MINTEL. - i — Relatives Held At captain in the MedlcaUCorps of USO dance registration at "Y" dents. The cheer leaders injected Scheuer and Mrs. Collins Mrs reside at Oliver street and Semi- Club at the Junior Mechanics hall." mfe-not sale, to provide funds for G. Mintel.'^O years old, wife of day night at the home of Mrs. from 7 to 8^. m., forvthe follow- Members will.'porticipate in the 'A-meetlng of the executive board. worthy families of veterans, ex- August L. Mlntel, of 235 West the Army Air forces at Davis Mor- Bride's Broker considerable pep into the Inter- Kiel had hlgfi^core and Mr5; John nary avenue. Three of the six are MRS.'THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN William Wright. -175 Main street. Bride's Home than Field, Tucson. Ariz., has been ing dances: Friday at Kilmer; Sat- ludes. They, together with the Thomas receLved- the.^special more than 80 years of age. All county luncheon-at Elizabeth, Oc- r €hi> "Hahway_P._3VAjiKas_JjeW ceeded all former years. He Grand avenue, died Friday at her -"'•Wbtittfiridge. Mrs. Thomas Roberts UrSax, the hospj£al at, Kilmer; Miss Lydia A. Blais, of' Ports- band, boosters and twlrlers spon- award. A card party will be held tober 19. Mrs. Charles Groeling" at the Rahway High warmly expressed^the appreciation residence. She was a native of After an Illness of several weeks. made to Dr. Courtlandt Dlxon are more than ordinarily active Germany dnd had lived in Rahway Mrs. Catherine McLaughlin, 67 -presided. It was voted'jjF'jlfirtSfc ^ Monday at 5:30 p. m. at St.Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- |>-M0rtaay, at Kilmer, and Tuesday, mouth, V».,formerly of.Pa.wtuck.et. sored the dance. High School after the next meeting,-October ii and alert. • " presided.' . ' school. First Vice President Mrs. of the chapter for the mariner in R;.I., and Petty Officer Roland R". High School which the public supported the 50 years, coming from Brooklyn, years old, widow of Thomas Mc- •the senior group with their guest jSKfrs Greek Catholic Church, tram Berry, of 439 Elm avenue. He USO canteen dance. with Mrs. Edward J. Best and Mrs' y Joseph Costello presided. In the Friday, Ootober 6- Bes.C U. S. N. R., the son of Mrs. Principaton Munozl Ralp, j. hA N. . Kocher, Thorn- More than 50 relatives and absence of the corresponding sec- cause. . where she lived as a young girl. Laughlin, died Monday afternoon FOR^ALE . day, February 12. The Juniors are Irving street, the new pastor, the has done outstanding work in ton Mun j A B "'""-and Miss John. M. Boros in charge The She was a member of the Zlon rheumatic fever research. Captain Rahway Woman's Club, First Edward J. Best, of 623 West Grand Jean Burgess, of tl Past Pocahontas Association met friends participated in the.recep- retary, Mrs. Charles T. Archer, The sales of former commander at the-home of_her.son, Thomayj 8lntl& rrares «nd choloe plnW to collect reading matter Rev. Paul Michael Barnyock, offi- Baptist Church, Miss Annette Cor- avenue, were Joiiied^TiKmarriage faculty, to- Mrs. Paul Garber read the cor- Lutheran Church and, until re- McLaughlin, 240 Adams street. Berry has been in service a year gether "with fiumi parents! Thursday night with Mrs, feeorgp tion. Others_from_-this Public Market at the chapter, James Halladay.' centlyv—was—active—"InK with or wtthent' Perpetual Care ll^OOY^ofHkp "HarrisHrri , uff 1D1V New Branswick jespondence^amongrwhiclrwasTKe son. uwf. Gordowui uunu i-THaliadayCTHlld , of „,,,aheKabli, „,•• • -.ii-imiiMHlllrl-mut^ - and was formerly stitloned at IHr. and Mrs."'C N.- Wilson,- Mr, 'resignations of the president, Mrs. h f In beautiful Baxelwood Ceme- trains They were also re- in marriage Miss May Homenuk, Lake City, Utah? ^Paul's R. C. Church Portsmouth, avenue; 1532 Campbell street, exceeded all Branches of the women's work. Be- lived in Rahway for ten years, fol- uested to collect magazines for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dimltry Monday, October 9" Va., Saturday. A double ring cere- and Mrs.-Osc^r"B7Garthwaite, Jr., O. E. McFadden. due to ill health, records for volunteer workers. Mr. sides her husband, Mrs. Mlntel is lowing a residence of many years. tery^ West Lake Avenue. Office soldiers in England. Executive-Bt Mr. and Mrs. Earl Frantz and chU- and of Mrs. Carl Graves, historian. survived by two daughters, Mrs. In Trenton. Mrs. McLaughlin was Homenuk, of 551 River road, and Meteorologist at the Federal —International —Relations—and mony-was-used-imrnuptlalTnassT Halladay, ST., was ill and could 69 East Cherry, Street, Rahway. 'Three members are planning to Cpl. Prank Palys. the son of Mr. Literature Dept.. Woman's ClubJ The bride was given in marriage iren, Carol arirfOjUth, and Mrs.Largest Exclusive Fruit They were accepted with regret. not participate. "Little Jimmy" Louise Baylis-, of 23E West Grand a member of St. Mary's Church. State.Junior meetins Weather Bureau,, Washington, Frahklin PX.A. Meets 90th Birthday of Mrs. Charles F. Maury. Mrs. Miller's The report .of Mrs. Herbert avenue, and Mrs.'Lillian Baylis, Besides the son with, whom she Telephone: Bahway 7-?112. and Mrs. Stanley Palys. of 207James Andrews, spent the week- Mrs, Ralph E. Hacker, speaker, by a cousin, William J. Trent. more than - made • up for his and tea. to be held on October 14 Third street. Elizabeth. The bride' Mrs. O. A. Wilcox; was organist. lusband was formerly prominent And Vegetable Market Springer, treasurer, showed a of 2000 Montgomery, street; two lived, Mrs,.McLaughlin leaves five Nlchts or Sundays call Bab- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, with Mrs. , W. O. Martin, 1033 Monday night the executive J. D. Miller Celebtated goodly -balance, and was ordered father's absence. Chairman in Newark. One of the members, was. given in marriage by her Bryant street. *" '' The bridal .couple were attended in the carriage-making industry Scheitlin said. Bernard Finnegan. sons, Herman Cj/Mintel, of 271-grandchildren of a deceased way 7-0138-W. Robert M. Andrews, of 1354 Bry- board of the Franklin school P. T lere when Rahway was one of the In The City filed. . West Lincoln 'avenue, and Sgt. who .attended the meeting, Mrs. father. ant street.* -. - • -—-=•••-•--• - -- ^=^ Saturday^ October 14 by-his rslater,—Miss Grace '.Best, A;," met at the home of Mrs. JohnV -Thursday: night an' unusual a member.of the chapter, and daughter In Trenton,-where the John bpdykerof this city, recently The bride's dress was of white Outdoor Art Exhibit,. Firemen's and brother, Edward J. Bes eading^arriage-inaking cities in The early membership-drive was Denis Byrne, were^n charge of the August Mintel,'serving with the U. funeral rites and burial took place. ;A. Butler, 2113 Church street. The " gathering was fleld at East Orange ;he coutitry. Today marks the opening of the 1 1 S. Infantry-In-the ^iwiHnns; sir returned from Arubjt the West satin, princess style,_ with sweet-, foUowlng are nnja'bBis of the r\^(PUT Cfrt**Rf/^rpo *+*of |h4-1-—p Rahwai-»-i-- y —PHfrHff-. discussed^if„f whicwii-ch. Mismusss saoin"- - -n- I "•""•"^ mpji^-atotriBBtJea-anri- ) -Unties: heait uecklini1. aiijJ tliieFquarter|—«fe-ana-Mrfc-WHlwn M. Linfa igraaa^bildren; -one sister, Mrs. marine velvet, with hat to cor-board: Mrs: John A Bnf|.r pre;1 Market in the rown_fonnei;lX_oc=J ktesmona, of the faculty,-assTsteT made a substantial contrfbuEion to -Anna-^RomstnT-of-PlainfrelaTXhreT length veil flowing from a floral of' 13SH-Ghurc"""" "' 'h street, entertaine' d ~ __Thui^ jC)J!k>bexjr8:i_^ip:e5EOiSd: *-efore--she--leftrth6-:togh71pr6oiz jge?eneral success Mr. and Mrs. Willaid Clarlcson, of Wj and j?rown agc^grAe&.|Jje'nt^js«s3-Ada:; :ess. kiiutheiii, HenrV UgllnBr ^f VT^^KI tiara. The maid, of honor. Miss • Card party, of orcuidsr 4 i ast herry stT ; Chairman Lansdowne, Pa., formerly of this ?r"r:..? ._: ,? ,^ ™*-voted-thnt-n-li't;t>r~"f~fvi?frpp-^v I we blla Homenuk, sister of the bride »!-.« T fV.l.,1 - ill .fi'^UMilil MilLhTf' sent toner. To date, there are 187 New York, and Herman Gellner, at-Westbrooltville,~N. Shortreedhoteed,, secretary; Mra HHerbere t old location. The new market pre- members serving on the commit- and carried a bouquet of fall flow- wlth white accessories and carried H. Koehn, treasurer; Mrs. Frc* sents a. beautiful appearance, with members In the P. TTA. The chair- tee, including: Commander James of Scotch Plains The funeral was ers. George Matlosz. of 1113 Ful^j weekend. a bouquet'of fall flowers. [man of the membership drive for R. McKay, senior Vice Comman- held at her residence, .Monday, at A Wagner and Mrs. Jlyron Weaner, fruits and vegetables attractively parents Is Mrs. Charles Post. Prq- 2 p. m. Interment followed in the ton street, a relative of the bride, A reception was held ?t. thefinancial committee; Mrs. Edgar arranged on specially built display der Donald' Rudkin, '-Adjutant serveckasbest man. -Mrs. Horned ., A.week-end celebration was held | fessor- Thornton Monez wUTassIsE James-WrMcGee, TPast Comman- Clover Leaf-Park'cemetery, Wobd- W-eekly Canteen Night--- home of the bride's-brother. Chief -Rumple, "membership committee; racks,- wltrf mirror reflectors that w nuk. mother of the bride,- -wore by a group of relatives and friends ith the music program, together- ders Charlps T. r-^-i-- -'---• bridge. : plum color cieper3drJaOTSMST3)t(-ft^*?jBe^>M •Xtend_entirely_around-the-roomr ltlrTffir-pKysfeaL. '' " -GreenleerStephan gardenias. Mrs. Palys. mother of seph Sproul, "83"2 Nicholas placer in Mrs. Blaia, at Ports- MB. Chester ,O'larkc, ^••""j—euatio• MQPicct1 la kiiovtfu [ gram, both of which will be spon- '^Td Van AUen. aku mouth, Va. WilliamJ.'KrfunyWilliam , William Dick- JOSEPH B. NAULTY the bridegroom, was dressed in honor of his birthday anniversary. Plans were made Thursday student loan committee; Mrs. one of the busiest spots In Rah- sored by the P. T. A. The art and vThe bride is a graduate of St>-James Toner, safety committee; /fway and the fast growing volume „ . . *. *». inc axi, at man, William Mulrennan, MMichael Joseph Bernard Naulty, 41, of blue crepe, with a corsage of gar- night by the Rahway. USO Coun- ty and the fast growing volume I mnsin n«mw«. -^" • " Stein, Salvatore Corrao, Joseph 2018 Barriett street, died Thurs- At the Railway Hospital, Sunday cil to establish a canteen night Joseph's .school. Pawtucket, R. I.,-Mrs. William Rand, parent educa- taritan Brand" of 1busines 1— s made it necessary to music awards will be continued. denias. and is employed in Portsmouth. tion and music "Committee;-Mrs. Oobrowski and Joseph Small, the day at the Temple University A reception for more than 75 night, at 7:30 p. m.. Joseph Mlc- once a week, probably every Wed-^ Ui uusmess made it necessary to The association voted to sponsor latter four, together with Mr. Rud- Hospital, Philadelphia. • He was This charmine -<(?& didn't want her hair cat short bnt she . The bridegroom graduated - from William Kaempffer, war activities expand into larger quarters. Mess- the National Education Week, be- relatives and friends was held at zulski, 1*. of 507 Jerome street nesday jit. the Y. M. C. A., where «ww* u aim nuveznoer I kiri, being World War n veterans. a native of Fair Haven and lived Roselle Park, was treated for abra- servicemen' -will be entertained St.. Mary's .school -and RanVw committee; . George M. Kagan. ers Benjamiun> una nmanager and Abrahas of»thm eHeuer mar-, tween, thn wNovembee theme ro f5 whicandh Novembe will ber Sumdiall the home of tho bride. - Guests did want » new permanent wave. She lot what she wanted at- High school, and was employed by legislative committee; and Mrs. W. Producis ownerket. s and managers of-ttie mar- 11 *K-•«.— - ••• Y : • in Rumson for H number of years were present from this eity, Eliza- sions of the knees, recelvea-when Fredrlc hairdressers. with dancing, social features and a ; are to be congratulated on "Education For New Tasks," at the- before locating In Rahway 15 years he was knocked from his bicycle refreshments, with the cooperation the.National Pneumatic .Company F. Smith; scrapboot. givinIrpf g01- to0 tRahwa« w- y the larges»--• • t- ex- Rahway High school. Mrs. Kocher beth, Linden, Westfield. Newark length hairdo you can get It as a guard, before entering the •* Senator Pascoe ago. He was employed by Merck and elsewhere. After a short wed- by an auto on Rarilan road at the If yoirSe partial to a should, lof Junior hostesses. A trial pegjod. The next meeting will be eld at elusive fruit and vegetable market spoke on the new survey that is to &. Co., Inc. Mr;. Naulty was' the linn wrm»n<-nt Rnri vnn' 1 armed forces Scjbl JPamous^firffQluez_I: ding— trip—the-bride-will—remain-| •flffiixweeks^wUHje^lven-thr-" --' TAmbngthose f rom- Qjis-city-who in the city and one of the finest J>e_conducted-in-the-HlghTchooir (son—of—the—late—Jotar~~j: and with her parents, while her hus- can be, too, by phoning Rahway 7-2681 for an appointment. (Ad- which is expected to be p 3:1Sp. m.Mrs. William Iit«e will -to-be-ftrandTtnTwRere. which is the Evaluative Criteria. ' Florence Marie Cassldy Naulty. Side Hemmed Friday, John Tice, Jr., of 192 vertisement.) larly valuable to the', [attended the certoonx. were: Mrs, be the guest speaker. The public • 36c IB.-,. V—; Mrs. Andrew Erickson was elect- A city-wiie Republican rally Surviving are his wife, Marie; twoi. band is In the armed forces. He fed-Jt.=Best, Mr. and Jlj^ Ed- is invited. A membership drive . AGAINST REVISION ckson was elect- was arranged by the Second Ward has been in service for three and Lewis street,.enlisted" in" the~Mer- Guard. Barracks In' ed to finish theunexplred term of children, Joseph B., Jr., and On Your Rollers chant Marine at Newark. , Best, Jr.,.Miss Grace B€3t will be from October 9 to Octo- FRANKFURTER] • 43c Ib. The officers and board of trust- Republican Club on Tuesday night, Elizabeth. boys and girls go tot a half years and is a radioman in About 75-men will be~ehter- and-Mr. and Mrs. Loren-'J. Schic£. ber 23. • ees of the New Jersey Veteran's the president^MrspidtM—. G- . _E. McFad- I that will be held at the Junior these Sundial "BONNIE (white or ecru) the Corps of Engineers at Paris, talned October 13, at a plgeeto be be delegates sent LADDIE" Shoes in a big Mr. and Mrs, William J. Muller, LIVERWUR3T •41c Tfb. Protective .League, against the re- O. U. A. M. Hall, October 10. As- Funeral services were held Sat- Tex., to which place he will re- designated. A Coast Guard dance vision joif-the New Jersey Constitu" nty-CoundlWednesday. semblyman-Clifford "P."Case, can-urday, .at -9glO~ a.- -m., - from" the way.. They give .your toes -'•• turn '"""""""_!.j ' " oi-817Thorn\street',"have'beerr en- wBIbeheld October 18- Miss Bar- . at the Roosevelt Jun- John E. Day Funeral Home, Red a chance to brcatbe^.and tertaining for' a few days Miss Womarfs Club Activities PRESSEDHAM tiOn." Will bnlH o •«««<•* '- *"-* didate for Congress, and Sen. Her- grow normally. Mother and Mrs. Palys attended Rahway bara Bolyog Is general chairman. • 60c 1b. bert PascoePnsnno, o"*f CT: —i--"- - Bank, and thence to St. Jaines Vllma Steiner and Miss Mildred She made a report on the'sexvice Elizabeth Dad like them, loo, because, High school id is employed by "been / secured as speakers. The ' up and wear wcJL7 the—R*hw 'est—eompany—on- |-rendered-at-the~csnte€irat Camp !t. She is a mem- Thursday, the executive board , exhibiting.<6M5s..-.jyiJliam Little, Kilm«r.'. Mrs. VJilliam. Lints re- veteran ^S^ *?S££^j»^***l*onOc meeting on Tuesday night was in Hamilton s COOKED SALAMI . tober 24, 25 and 26 "at the"Hotel charge of John D'Ambrosa. , ber of St. L ihn's Church. Cpl. Miss Barbara Moffat Cunning- of the Rahway .Woman's Club met \ chairman oi the-^ommittee on porte'd 4>n the educational pro- Chelsea, Atlantic City. ham, daughter of W. Dickson Cun- education, spoke briefly oh oom-gram. Mrs. George A. Colenjan:| The Fourth Ward Republicans Dr. HejrfyN) Turner GREEN'S Palys graduated from Thomas Jef- at the home of the president, Mrs. And for your buffet lunch you'll find every other need will have a meeting tonight at ferson High school. Elizabeth, and ningham, of 255 West- Stearns Carl Graves? and mftdje plans p^spry military training. Mrs. El- reported^ on the service .of. junior Darreon-ChlrdpoOlst • Rahway Bedding Co.> ^ WpHnps/iny at Dembling's . ...from soup to nuts yith ;• »"«• neenr JheirJieadfliiaxt£rs-at-New--Brij •yl ••> Union County Junior College and- Cuuiliig bt^ujuii. The Xli eportedIw^her poet, the- •hostesses. M». A.-O. Thorn; Sociutffiglit 27, for her first. term at Goucher •resigned her duties for look: Wick and "JTl 1553-MAJN-SXREEX. was engaged in the real estate r- jar-meeting of the acaaon ColtegerBSItimore, Md. announced *lve~ projects Jor l»r ifetdrByVTFTW: business, before entering the Na- held tomorrow at 2:30 at the Bap- time. Mrs. William E.-Kulp pre- •; Phone RAhway 7-0318 tion's service. tist Church. The Amerlj > Home finance committee, as folpws: A. sided, with Miss Anna Mary Boggs, AND 1524JMAIN STREET — (Open Friday and Saturday Eveninffs) The bride has. a brother, Cpl. Mis. Arnold Cherubirio, the department will have charge of the rumn\age saleMn October; a cov- secretary. / Saturday night the Mulvey-DIt- ' (Open Fri. & Sat.~ Alex J. Homenuk. wlio is serving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benja- meeting'and they lwve secured er«d-dish luncheon at .the regular 9 V j Spanish mars Post, Veterans of Foreign ! in the U. S. Air Force in Italy. min Alexander.- of 1682 Ruther- jte Annette CornQl as guest November meeting; a mystery Wars,' held the first of a series of ord street, has just returned /NCWV OPEN i social nights, with George O'Reilly speaker, whi card party- in February; sr,sale Elks' Party Adulfcourse—(Morn, and Eve.) a visit with her husband, of plants at the May meeting, and Children (5-14- Yrs.) Afternoons in charge, and 225 persons partici- ndld Cherubino,'stationed Hundred YearsSsf riousekesptag." • YOU'LL LfKE THIS FRIENDLY BUT ^ pating. The entertainment fea- /•f'x Miss Cornell comes to the club well an exchange of costume jewelry, Discharged. Soldiers r' ' McCleUan, Ala. , the date to be announced later. SERVICE. ALL TRANSACTIONS. PRIVATE-. WE 739 WEST GEANi) AVENUE ^French ^-Spanish — Latin tures were: Song hits, Miss Joan iyecommended and a\ pleasant af- gECOLE FBANCAISE Jardot,-Dudley Painter and Henry' -C^ ftBrnoon- is anticipated. The International Relations de- iA welcome home party was given "RAHWAY'S BUSIEST LITTLE' STORE!" L.DE WESTFIELD Autumn Having a vacation from his partment will hold/its. first meet- ty nighg t at the Rahwahyy DON'T .BOTHER FRJEt*D&?Ofti.£MPLOY.Eft; ! Jaback; song andS dance, - Miss Another appeal was made for l CM No.-Chestnut St. Patty Burns; dances, Miss Lucille police duties is Deputy Chief of ing Monday, October-9,-.at-2-pfm,1 |jafcs!jClub_forJ rancis:J. Gerlach, COME IN OR PHONE FOR A LOAN UP JO $300. TeL Westfield Z1969^ Police James Alb.ert. "Bgt. Raybook- s on arts and crafts to be Meissner; accordten solos'. Dudley. given to wounded servicemen. Mias at the home of Mrs. W. O. Martin, son of Mrs. Emma Gerlach. of 1533 i"ataterrHn5trTImental, numbers, 10333ryant stregtpSithJjrs. A. s •CarnphBTtretTT h h b dfidfi^ :hief in his absence. \ Lieut. C. Mary Thomas, librarian • of the Mrs. George O'Reilly, August Kiel, 0mrnn Rahway Public Library, is as co-hostess. The depart- charged after, a long period of ser- INANCI James Hllmes; Stephen Gregor. A Fred (%os has returned toyiuty af- charge of the project in'town. Mrs. ment has secured Leroy "Potts, of vice in the 'Corps of. Engineers. 1529 MAIN ST. song qulajanrtiirffd hy^-Chalrman: m ter his vacation. Felix H. Hauer,, -four. the Rahway High school faculty. Several other members_home—on Robinson Bldg. O'Reilly - was won by" Miss "Jean ofiihenecord-bureaur-is-jtlso-back- to speak on "The New Jersey Con- loughs were also guests, includ- meetings for the year for the Am- PHONE RAHWAY 7-0102 HSlmes, Mrs. Thomas Murphy, dn the job after two weejfc off. erican Home- department. Mrs. stitution." • . ing shief Petty Officer Ray Drake, I4c, No. 734 Mrs, Isabelle Brown. Joseph Costello announced the Sgt. Ah Watts and Sgt. WlUiam Rate 2&% on Mo: Balances " A delegation from- the~RusselI "\ Spending a furlough with his study-course: of the Art del RoescX Charlts A. Rorke served OPEN JRIDAY 'TIL-7:00 Wheeler- PostrEiK?en. headed by parents-tmd-wiferis-Edward Cos"-" ment Is to be the "HJstory of Am- as toastmaster. The Servicemen's' e. and Irving Street Leo Dohme, attended. The next r ;/.•»- ,:v ...' "^- tello, quartermaster, third class, Junior Service. League Committee, with Paul Miller, of the series of socials will be held who participated in the D-Day in-erican Art." (i: Mil On October 14, the Art depart- Begins Fall Activities chairman; William E. Moore, sec- Saturday night. October 21^Chair- vasion of France. He is the son of ment will hold its outdoor art retary; Harry Collins, ^treasurer, ^ : "- man O'Reilly was assisted by Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Costello, show in the Fireman's Memorial Monday night the tall activities J. F. O'Connor. A. G; Bader, Will- seph F. MUlleri.Mr. and-Mrs. Law- inti of 704 West Lake avenue, and hi«Park.- The public is invited to of the Junior Service League were lam F. Shields, had charge. Peter rence E Flynn, Flcvd A. T |f j > fnrmpr Migf Rose. "psrttdpa"t£7~aTIfl the unfy Charge [-begun with acovered~Tjteh-snpper Kpller. prov4ded-4he-muslcal-pro— Fezza, of Carte'rei. His brother, gram. Specials for F Mr. and Airs. J^ed Lutthans, Mrs will be a small entry f* for those and business meeting at the II- d Robert Costello, seaman, first deran Outing Club. The mem- SUPER f 'ard Colllnsr.anc'. Mrs. William lass, also arrived home over the yette Lodge F'. . &'A.. M.,]aM.Jan: d was bers-will resume duty at the Rah- 7 number week-end. Edward has been in way-Hospital-on Tuesday,-Thura-- Welcome Wagon Club WARM* Cod Liver warmly greeted by both! groups. 7 Vita-Kaps^ •^" •'/t-'KS*?^; service two years and Robert has day and Sunday afternoons and ~~~ """ Elects Officers of fall fashions ive been in a year. The brothers met JACKETS After attending a family reunion Monday, Wednesday and-Friday Mrs. Little Hostess are shoiving you'll number of times while overseas. nights. A rummag^Hale will be •Thursday, the Welcome Wagon in New York Cityv Mr. and Mrs. Club, In session at the home of find just the dress -„ * Hezekiah Fitch, oi i319 Clark held at St. Paul's parish house, To D. A. R. Cliapter Air Cadet Allen Maurer, V. S. Elm avenue and Irving street, Oc- Mrs. Stephen J O'Connor, presi- street, have now returned. They dent, 1022 Jefferson avenue, elect- stfrGoiftplement your N. R., the son of Mr. nrd Mrs.will have the group hjbre for a mid- tober 13 and 14. Mrs. Earl Lacy Monday, the executive commit- Harry Mauror, of 8i\- Pierpont is chairman. Mrs. Albert J. Davids ed officers as follows: President, tee of the Rebecca Cornell Chap- personality. Some week gathering, M/ and Mrs. Lee Mrs. William -C. Clark; secretary, street, who has just completed his Howell, of Washington; 'Mr. and reported cooperation with tho ter, Daughters of the American pre-llieht training\t Caapcl Hill, Neighborhood \ House on Main Mrs. Ralph BUron; treasurer, Mrs, I.25l *2"::rtxii';.-!.ji ... ;.... 1 -A- -;• V-. '•';->;.\';tiljS^ PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1944 • THE tRAHWAY RECORD Coach Hoagland Hopeful of Game Saturday with Morristown 1 Events THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1944 Football Schedule Basketball Groups John Lengyel Now ScourBimjuet of Scout Fall Rally The followinp is the schedule of Cranlord Tromps Dr. F.H. Green the-football-games -Rahway~~wilt" Only 3 Seasoned Players All Things-Work piay this fall.-the dates on which dYIeet Monckn " Based'ALNorfolk Fathers* and'Soil! Wednesday Night ary county parade and demonstra- other places where alcoholic bev- Subject Richard Dube tion on the second Sunday in Qc- Paul's Episcopal Church. 'they will be .played and whether Heavily on Lindei Speaks of " Together For Goad erages are sold, closed-for 24 hours A fall rally of all troop packs, But a Speedy Backfield T tdber is to be omitted because of Support of the Neighborhood they will be played at home or An important meetinR. the first I Recently a letter was received District Scout Commissioner ot following the announcement that away from home: —. of the newiy arranged Recreation | by the Record from one of .our William C. Schiller, Rev.CheStei district officials and Headers of the Old First Church The Church "school of the First war-time conditions.' , . - House on Main street. Is being u Sensational plays made by Jim Heads H the, war is over . . asked of all the churches of the October 7 —. Morristown, at Commission aitsfke'tDaTl XeaKues former carriers. John J. Lengyel my Rudd for Cranford, won tinM. Davis, DJD., Robert Johanson, Rahway-Clark' district, of theRobert • Madison, Who was Counted Xells of the. Organization Prfthytoriari-Church will now be- The. society accepted" the invita- > Union County Boy Scouts of Am- on in the tion of John A. McCartney,'of the The annual union Thanksgiving city. Interest in this project has home. f for men add women is called for', now a seaman, second class, sta- game at Linden for* Cranford ii president of the Men's Bible class, \- Celebrating/its 100th Third Annual Rendition gin at 9:4S*lnsteac! of 10 a. m.. as grown with increased attendance • October 14—Linden* away. Monday night. October 9 at 8 "tioned at the Naval Traininaining SStta and Orrin A. Qriffis, leader of thi erica, will be held in the Rahway Will Attend K.ofC. Forum Knights of Columbus, to attend a service will be held at the First the second quarter of a game wltl Backfield, is Out with Injuries; Big Of Handel's Oratorio in previous years. ' It will dismiss Catholic forum Thursday night. Baptist Church this year,'. on In its activities, ever sirfceit was October 21 -Cranford. away. o'clock, in the Y. M. C. A. tlbn. Norfolk, Vs. Lengyc«ft Linden Saturday. He made bot Men's Bible class. <0f the First Y. M. C. A. on Wednesday evening -^ Anniversary started. The following organizations, Presbyterian Church> were speak at 8 o'clock. at~10:45. At 11 a. m. the Rev. At St. Mary's Hall October 12, at 8:30 o'clock at St^Thursday. , November 23, at 9:30 October 28—Rorellv Park, waiting for assignment to a de-touchdowns of a 12 to 0 score. Fan Crowd Expected at Game ~ Directed by Iiewis a. m. The speaker will be the home.' with a suggestive indication of stroye.,„r. escort„„„ , afte„r. whic„...*.h. h..^e wil„.l. ers at the annual Father and Sor .An orientation presdntation, The final service in the week's Chester M. Davis. Sunday, will On October 12 Mary's hall, in celebration of Co- A fumbled lateraV by Ernii All Rahway centers its undivided attention on the first • ^ —~—~^ • . - • preach on "All Things Work To- lumbus Bay. Robert Gilgannon; Rev. John H. Hauserrof the St. November 4—Roselle. away. wliat representative they are asked receive three or four week's train Harasty. of Linden, recovered, b: banquet of Troop 47, of the> Bo: showing the duties and responsi- celebration of the 100th. anniver- Following the custom established Record ads Pay November 11—Union, at home. to have present, have Tjeen in- ing prior to picking up his ship. Scouts, held in the Communit; bilities of each officer in his rela- football game of the season, when the Rahway High school Sunday, school meeti3s at gether For Good." The rite of in- , ——r- I of the corps of engineers, was John Colaneri, of Cranford, aide* sary of the founding of tlije Y.'M. by Charles L. Levels, when he be- y November 18—Plainfield. away. vited to join these'two leagues: He mentioned having met the.-winners greatly in-scoring, House of the First Presbyterian tion to the unit, district and coun- team plays Morristown fit Riverside Park, Saturday th the church at 9:45schoo a. ml. anmeetd ast the came choir director of Old First fant baptism will be administered The Holy-Name Society of St. j warmly greeted. November 23 — Regional, at Merck '& Co.,.men and women; number of boys from Rahway sta^ Church THursday night. Thi cil, will be given byField Scout game starting *at 2:30 p. m. C. A., was he^d at the First Baptist 5 at this service. Mary's Church unanimously re-1 Joseph p. Dunn, chairman, had not, "however, without taking to Young Church in 1932, the church choir, elected Wednesday night, Septem- j charge of the soctal period, assist- , home. National Pneumatic Co., men and tioned "in or near Newport News, the air, Duffield passing to Rudd speakers called attention to thiWilliam Gi Smfet. yptans will also Church Sunday evening, with Dr. People's Fellowship will of the First Presbyterian_ChUJxh. Ther regular Sunday evening •Rejrina-OorpoTatii •Canhh Karl Hnagland.is most....hopeiul -but-veFy-tmcefr' ppfr V ber 27 »ip • fniim,,!..., »«i_™.i_Lad_hu_M_n_ir»..i. - • - - - who made a fine catch -and raced !XEelieiir^ecOTd~that-Tv£S~srways be forms ;en5ive"Tainnifi' I Francis Harvey Green, former thThome by members of Thv.u.ive UC»UJ5 at s p. m. Dr. Davis I President. Richard Dube; vice I Cartney, Gus Ehrhardt, Rocco and .en; Hyatt Bearing Divi- crane and "a fellow by the name. been made by Boy Scouts and-to winter ,m of activities for tain as to what may be the outcome of this game. Robert Ransom, 818 0 Bryant y _ over the line for the Jirst-touch- "headmastsr of the Pennington street. Messiah Chorus of Union County will ggiv e a short resume on re-re1 -president,. William Faserf»»r-; secre-»^™1 1 RomeRom«>o an«^d Williawim-m~ Schimme=-«-• l Po- j sion."men and women; Quinn & of Best." whom Lengyel says he* down. he large number of Scouts thai the Scouts in this area. I Madison, one of the backfields, from which much was ex- will give their third annual rendi- ligion -in the news and will preach I Boden. women: National Chair have gone iato-the armed forces. Notices have been issued toall ' schools, as the guest speaker. * The Sunday schoo, Board on "Don't Miss The Blessing." tary. Joseph P. Dunn; treasurer,'""lice' ""Sgt' . Daniel. J- . Romme- l won believes were former policemen, . Again, on the thi'-d play-,-follow- tion of Handel's "The Messiah" on Charles J. Schaefer; marshal, Co.. men and women: First Pres- .Harry Conay, \r., and Stanley members of' the district, by Vice pected, will be out,for several games, because of injuries' The program was under the evenlng There will be three special musical the special award. "The "finance but are now-with the U. S.;Nai{y iiig-kick-atCSuQt} picked up an- at the Sunday afternoon. December 17 Thomas E, Flanagan. ._, ! bylerian Church A. A., women: as shore patrolmen^ Fred Colbert, other fumble^by Fred Recknagel. Morss are assistant scoutmaster. Chairman E. J. Elmer, with the in scrimmage practice, and the lineup, as given out yester- sponsorship-of "the Federation of i 1944<,at the Old First Church. numbers by the choir. The Fellow- committee, headed" by William Centaur Co., women; R. L. Wat- ship will h -. ^ci^uuDelegatess 1to0 statState Federation, j Faser*-«ser,. willwill' havehave* charge^charge off the"sothe so- - with.the Army, who has just re-and ran 27 yards xor the second he troop committee includes hope that the entire district per- day by Coach Hoagland, contained but^three seasoned Churches, ^Re Rev. John H. i _ Additional solossolos ' and choru^* clal erio d at ; kins Co.. women; Coast' Guard, sonnel will avail themselves of this g, ship wiU have a supper meeting at j P. J. Gilgannon, Edward F. Me- 1 P . th:e October meeting. _turned from Italy, now stationed touchdown. Halcolm Laubach, chairman; Hauser, president, tn charge. The "will be added this year; however, S p. m. Immediately following theJMahon, HemT G. Ballweg; alter-1 ] mcir. Monti Christi Corporation^ George MacGregor^. treasurer; jpportunity^ to strengthen -their players of last year: Lou De-« avenue- ^ f aweg T ; alter at Patriqk Henry,"'Vs.; Fred y A meeting the program will be kept to about supperthere Trill b_3e pu devotional I nntcnatess , ••w»m»"Martin J . Fee"--, Jame s J-. ~ I men and—women: Metal & Ther- Scheltlin. a private in the Marine Walter L. Garthv/aite, secretary;. position in service to the youth; of Loretto. who played quarterback an hour and one-half; Virginia period, led by Mrs. Joseph Skarda. :.mit Cprporhfjon. men: N. J last year: Georgp Ruddv. at end and did not leCture Hunter sopr M * short ' ' Kinneally, John H. Post; delegates Day of Prayer aunty Federate T>T7T'*T' fgrmatory. molt:' Byrnes A. A.in. g Depot. Yorktown, Va.; Lenary ohn Novobilsky. safety, and Will- and Roger Golden, center. The showing, at 8 p. tn. The sub- ston, contralto, and Robert Dow be held. Every Wednesday And Thanksgiving! VEAL •nT~FuIKin~~CITlb Co.. Inc.. mej JIQRE: XAMB J. Rossi' fireman, first class, sta- Candidate^ iam Droege. camping'."' ~~ and the line ^^o_Atteii5uiea SffiTMr. _liewlsrtenors, will again (Turrirrronrr?fgrS335 wil.^^ ier-teain in ] tioned in Newport News. Lengyel, The diniw^-was swved~by to-O.- ^ e^gundaylschool "Church Night." Dr. Davis is giv- J lschool -lesson sing, and Norman Jolllffe. bari- ~- SAUSA-GETTRANKS - GOLD GUTS iali to hooli up with oiie WiU. llUUlU rPCCTTtty TOT IT Oontmuuc! fiuui P iers' 0!"th.e 'MottieTs' Club, with fdr~th"e~~foUowlng Sunday r ing a most interesting course on ihort Sd tone, Of New Vnrlc. M - Jnill WHATEVFI* vmm »rr^- !.of these leagues for basketball. visit with his parents, when he Mrs. Harry Cohay, chairman; Mrs. * Saturday's lineup follows: •c trr~rr »- ' tlie synoptic gospels. .Everyone is ^BAN^ER AtOFT • Church, wlth_WllllajnJE._CooliL-at the_ church,- - en heard many times warproblems was given by the Et. jjny ui prayer ana thanicsglving, Games will be played, either at also enjoyed seeing many friends. tures, as in former days," he ex- enry Berich, vice chairman; Mrs. Center—Roger Golden. throughout Union and E Essex coun- cordially invited. -At 8:40 there when peace is declared between I the Y. M. C. A., or at some school The first election banner has the console; a .solo by ErnestjF. Rev. Monslgnor~C. J. Kane. Mar- ^ V—— plained, and declared that ee Taylor, Mrs. Fred vSchupp, The Rah way Rotary Club met at Guards—Charlie Soos or Joseph Veeck and a quartet, by Mrs. f&f ties. He is recognized ^ one ofwill be classes for church school tin J. Fee, chairman, reported the Germany and the United States. ! gymnasium or court. Further in- ^Walter ^Qi%e; Mis. Emily *even]s Hojel at 12:i5..Monday. Pppp. and "Walter ,Qagfi, -..... - .... been flown by the Republicans at the outstanding- oratorio-soloists teachers, in.preparation of lessons- Thcy.will- also 1 publican Administratio^hi ^ Qi%; y Cherry and Irving streets',-bedri ' drew-Aaroe, Mrs; Jason-Wr Kemp; rerent" "cbmmunion breakfast p Mayor •-fonnation^may" be ~secured""rro m ready done awaywith--ymergency If own/Mrs." Whitley Pfice,'Mrjsf' . lobert &." Coan presided. The Ends—George Ruddy and Emil of the metropolitan area. Sirs. J. ahead. ••• ~- ' n David Armstrong to. Inaugurate s Ray-HoaalaiKf.-dircrtor-of leainie.s : the names of various candidate the Rev. Mr. GoMaworthy and Mr. outstandinoutstandi g success. 7-2019 iiuU.'!;, such~as"flourisned before" db JLovas. -Veecfc : : Fi#r Lawrence fflintpr viv nfni^-hp-at pli f h PnmTrnt^nn d*>n TTninn me new_Aaminisliation tooK over orni Mra, Miohnel Bolyog, Mrs. an:—aad—August Greiner.—et- Taoklcc—Paul Fo?d and Albert .bert Stumpf, Mrs. James Vignpll 'oodbridge; Richard Diradourian, Sukar. i wasTniroauced oy the 7s things at the City Hall, when it is Rev. Hauser, who said that Dr. Mr. Lewis Reeds no introduction. William,G. Roux, assfetant man- said that at' one time the city was ,nd Mrs. Kenneth Taylor.- of Roselle, and George Chong, of Backfields—Andy Ingram, An- Well Observed He has been directing choruses RAHWAY PUBLIC MARKET •"•estfield. • Green had been on the faculty of vERO-MEATO ager of Sales Development and carrying $60,000 in "emergency The Mothers' Club announced a thony Baclgalupo. Lou DcLoretto several different colleges, before throughout Union county for the BRAND MEAT Progressive . Promotion of fhe National Broad- notes," instead of. anticipating business and social meeting for The program was in charge of and Duane Rutter or BUI Wilson. being made headmaster of the last 20 years, and among his out- casting Company, New York City, what .was actually needed in thetonight,, with Mrs. Whltley Price, Ice President Blair V. Benson, Moristown is believed to have a Hundredth* Anniversary standing performances w#s the" di- Continued Irom Page OneO Pennlngton schools, which position was the guest speaker at the Ki-annual budget. at 2358 Whittier street. .nd consisted of a recorded speech strong team again this year. It he filled for 22 "years. There was Has Given Institution recting of The Messiah Chorus of attorney for the Pennsylvania I wanis luncheon,' held at the Mayor Armstrong has also ly • Richard Wells, of Pocatello, will be remembered that it was the a humorous vein all through his Union County (consisting of 100 railroad, the Canadian National j Greven's Hotel. Wednesday: The worked with the Council to gel Idaho,- president of the Rotary In- Morristown eleven that last year address, which was on "The Name Splendid Publicity voices) at the Temple of Religion RailwaysT3-"~ , th""e- Florid™--'J-a **--'East• Coast speaker emphasized the impor- A. XlOrllllg JlOSt 1O ternational. The voice mirror was gave Rahway its first defeat In 28 at the New York World's^Fair. The And his nose will apprc- Lawrence and Ross streets im- and Nature of the Y. M. C. A." In MesSiah Chorus of : Railway Co.. and other carriers. •tance-of—KKiio-as-an-a'dvertlsing- •games._ifowevei^—with—that—in jrhe_weeklg_ of the Messiah Chorus of OnioUnionn CoCountu y hc=frcshneis= b{=(ntr ==Happily~inariTed to a Kahway -part.-he-sald: — me^iium. and explained..the rea- assisting in protecting" the IniriSfl WnS, the. local team purposes to" "The Y. M. C. A~was born 17 I"10'11 anniversary oj the foundln: . i "WasWBS"_ or{"•"--<--ganized.Tiy^MrJ—>-=—.-—: Lewi- s to U. S. Govt. inspected girl, the former Miss Ann Mailer, sons for its success. Heights section from being ruined . 1932; ofeven the score in the game Satur- .-. — ... _ -Jundlng-,1031932 and—gave annual perform- HOUSE MEAT, for Pets. they-have one son. Peter, and re- The main reason "for the great A picnic and program was en-Walter C. Jackson, and of Alonzo day, If good playing, stiff tackling years before xny birth. The life -°*&» Y.-M7 C- A^ended'Sunday ances in their own ho^jfci at 820 by the new highway Route 4. GAS - OIL paraUel wi^h night with an addrcis by Dr Fran. successjof radio over other fornis "I have been in office less than Joyed by the New Jersey Master W. .Lawrence, October 3, 1938an. d a minimum of fumbles can of the "Y" was not paraUel with night with an ariHrn« h,, n. -c wa.,s ttemporaril. y disbanded for the We get it FRE Bryant street..' Mr. Dpnovan is a of advertising; said Mr. Roux; is two-years," he said, "and while I Locksmiths' Association, Inc., Sun- were recognized. Th» War Savings possibly win a game. TIRES - TUBES duration of the war. '•• communicant pi St. Mary's Cath-the use of the human voice, which have assisted jjn many .progressive day, on the lawn of the residence Lstamps were- awarded to Robert The boys, have .had. an..e*tr& m B ls_desjred_tP,h{Hfi-flH, music, day:> : ; olic- Churc,h. and -sings firstTtenor 15"abre"-to' 'create" "desires' arid' Yet ...a. crypt • in- -Westminster-Abbey ^--^-rWe PBJjnJneton-schools, measures'"aria plans, yet there still ot-AnthbriyX"Hort:rig,"62* Jack-iMiller::" ' " - week of practice, due to the drop- - EUBRICATION- where Oakley was buried, and Shi" ?°ke at the Firsi ^P^ 'loving people in the community under mode in the men's choir. He is also a an immediate response "to 'those remains much to be done.' son" avenue. Amorli; those partici- ping of Summit from the schedule,- , andChurch. attend and for that reason sun- reFrrseration. 'member of. 0c-Ilderan Owing desires. Another fundamental was pating were: President and Mrs. and with a number of recent prac- when I looked around I saw on a The week day, December 17, was selected to ^'.Clubi—of—Hie—55ihway—Defense tr Mayor _ArnistronE was born in Our New was "characterized *e are uu LOICI wnac Treianct. and^ame, with, his par--Melvta-Kelier-and-Miss-Ellen-Ker ttft—outside stone the name of George Will- give the annual rendltl"" "T'"Th* Council and of "the Third Ward lerrbf"Linden;,Secretary and.Mrs. ^^TRcessory—Store-— Messiah" at OldTirst Church so I l-"or Free Delivery, to do from the "cradle to theents, toTJah way when he was two JohnEarrelfc eyery man on the team is anxious Republican .Club.^ He. was the Re- George Stiehler,- -of - Summit; Vice to give an account of himself as a week. "The Y. M: C.'""A". that^it-wouldTior interf&e/with ! publican city .chairman during -grave- A- recent survey - showed years of age. He has lived here "I have been a trustee in the that 85 per cent of the^ almost continuously ever since. He President. and Mrs. Frank Mc- Continued from Page One student under Coanh Hoagland. It Noiv Open thronged on the Christmas services and actlvi Phone RA. 7-1277 1943. when the Republicans were •Y.'.M. C. A., and I am well ac- i Saturday night, when t[e§ of other churches. the United States owri'at l attended the '•Rahway , public Manus', Miss Betty McManus; is going to be a great day for qualnted with th.» organization. I fj^JnX; a?l,3!*ung women *6t restored to power, .in ritv affairs. rti •Treasu Tunisia, and but of North Afrlra eteyen-Raliway 1 ri " npri t'ipj 9? ppr fpnt lint" sclibuU. and giajuuted ltl 1BMS ih* of Orange; altogether. y loot- MMSS-and MILTON hope au of you ane in the "Y" and I y NJBIIC Clu'l) took over the : after be,irig out for 10 years. to radio programs for an averase nlli .T.inpnln Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seifert and b wil •-• j - • ball players Saturday, and for sev- SF.rTVTp.E STA1 5 work, anrt that.y ™, place, in one%of the most colorful ir foua hours daily. Miss Marion Seifei't, of Paterson; He was sent'toEnglandr In Theitoom RecentlyJ[aeaied By-the^W. when tfiere were' but two roo in erar thousand football fans, who Tel. Rahway 7-0724 •erenjngsthe. x. M. C. A. has ever tistChurclh that the voters of this city could FraniiAllen, of the Summit Ki- Mr. and.'Mrs. Anthony Rocklein; French 'invasion, and .was/ a will be there-with moral support, come here tonight in the spirit of. ^Ilown, ^.-very derartment had do no better service to the com- the building. He attended the teacher of the use of firearms. He feUowship to celebrate this great rticlp nts and danc- wanis club, was the guest. About Keystone Academy, a college and Anthony Rocklein, Jr., of Pas- to see that the boys win. p]enty ot pa ? Pet Food Shop I munity than to cast a 100 per cent 17 or 18 members of the club were sale; Mr. and Mrs. George Troy was one of the few who survived annlversary. In the cathedral at Ing was enjoyed in the dining preparatory school at Factoryville. the trial invasion at Dieppe, The next game-for the Rahway Glasgowr Scotland. I saw on a m until midni?ht. School Survey j vote for Mr. Donovan as council- "ined for not wearing their JCi- in Pennsylvania, and entered Co- and Howard and Martha Troy, of team will be with Linden, a week roo 44 East Cherry Street 1438 IRVING STREET I man-at-large, because of his .wanis buttons. Wiliam Weil won Plainfield; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fiance, that preceded'the final .WWetahlsJwcription^rwant to On Friday night a capacity at- lumbia University in 1897, gradu- ancLsuccessful_inyaslpn.^ He went from Saturday, at Linden. _Last help yduto be as beautiful as God »--J (Directi^acpiss Ae^treet from our former locatioiiy splendid record. his high q.ualif i- the-stamp awa'rd.-President James Berger-and-Mlss^Leua"BergerFbr : dangi^y/as present at the j Rev. Karlin -of Pitman to • cations and his ripe experience ating-in-1901; ZHZIZZ ln^ltb>the^fi^st-o^the^a»op3^^hati MjhenjJiefirat Maye presided. '_J^,- H/ftaught Latin ilrid English for MdtllMlJg TPalHerand, Son banquet in the| Conduct Coyer of New Maffy, of Elizabeth and Mr. afid lapded -on D-Day June 6, -being thought of you.* That is 'the-pur- v7We take pleasure.in announcing the ppeningitoday of our new and larger three years in a private boarding killed on July 27. In his letter, pose of the.'y, to make young men' dining room, with the Rev. Gil- 'sBiodT~atrchappao.ua. ~1X7Y., b'utMrs. Antheny J. Hprllng, of ttls- bert van Sever, minister of the Populous Districts inarket.- For ma,ny years it has-been our privilege to serve the buying New MenlbersAclded teC. Henry-'Stein, of New Yorkto his- parents, while participating as beautiful as God intended when was not satisfied that teaching wag In the invasion he wrote: -We Expert Auto Repairing HeflWk4ftsh>jtth4ftsg>,pjtthem; r 1 Second Presbyterian " Church,' a 'public of Rahway and vicinity with the largest and finest selection of, his forte, and in 1904 returned".^^ City, and Joseph A. Horllng, of member of. the Y. M;'C. A. boafd On Sunday afternoon_, October__ 8, have: the Jerries on the run." "The. Y. M. CrA. is a place for the Firs^^pjIXJShh Windstorm Smoke To V,;F. W, Post X"nlnmhln nnivpnnivprsltyhrslty^-where-he-eh n ;hls city, were guests. BRAKES SPRINGS ^.dlrectors,_as_toastmaster^fol-|-0peratIoir^-t^^ fresh fruits and_xegeiablesJ^bfr^Hid-^fl^e^ityr-It~hayjrtways been Max Thlel, magician, of Eliza- •While-itt-Engiand-herreported-the- SHOCK. ABSORBERS -men-to-get-togetherfora~glorlou8 tered the Law School, from which - great pleasure of shaking hands MOTOK TUNE UP purpose. Tilings wouldn't be inJowing-the-serving-of-the-dinnergofthedinner.. Ithof J ±r~i--~ ••- our poIicy-to-handle^^ly-theHbes^^merehaniaise afTHelowest possible The, Mulvey-DitmarsPosl, Vet- he received the degree LX3. in ieth, entertained with a variety of FUEL F CLUTCHES A. V. Carkhuff led.in the mass that denomination, will make - itunts. Motion pictures were with Queen Elizabeth..' ^ STARTERS such a. condition" in Europe today survey of some of the newer neigh- Falling Aircraft irans of Foreign Wars, received 1907, being admitted to the New Hevayas a graduate of Rahway GENEEATOBS CARBURETORS if more people came together lor staging, with Kenneth Terry at prices, plus prompt and courteous service at,WHinies. We thank our |-ton-nevv-members-Tupsrtay ntghtnight--York-Bar-thr e ;aken_by_Mr^JIorling_and_win_be a glorious purpose. Wherever the piano. A number of vocal borhoods in their communities. 1 ihown~at~tWnejtt meeting to ba- Wherever I see This chmrh snhnrvi enlargement] friends fpr their,liberal ' including Victor G. Caldwell, Ed- He took up the practice of law name of "Oggie" among the boys. G .-MAKES- -aTmtfonTylng In the stfeetrdt al- fttexamiei HaiuUmur ward J. Costello. Robert E. Cos-with the firm of Kidder, Melcher eld at PlainfieW. Frant--K(c- All Work Guaranteed were encored by thr celebrants. AA- program is a part of the wartime Manus is in charge of the .research, He won the first team of both ways seems so lonesome. It sugg - actlvitles_of_the_..church_ln—an p tello. Donald-T-Darone,-William andAyers, with-whichfirm he re- gests-thatgeststhatIth- lt-6ughtt - t toastittoastto _the_fa£hers_was-«ive'thf£h n -by Henry Frederi'cK — the latter hav- work. tBe'T&fiSay footbairand-baseball to~get~to-~ effort~to maintain religious con-1 mained for three years. He then_ squads and thf-Ramblers-b.aseball4 UNITED MOTORS^^ gether these coverages/xan be added to your fire ing been, in two - World-Wars- .moved to Rahway, and-in-Aprilr tacts with shifting—populations'] Irving Conrad Johnson, Frank •ntae:—Following Ills Bradu)tl!lou We sit toge Several-score .wui km wlll-jia- en£" insurance policy at a small additional cost. 1910, formed a partnership with School Board he was employed by Kean & Tay- feet on a floor, with a roof over school faculty, gave gaged in the survey which will re- Kropoth, Francis O. Smeal, Free- Fred C. Hyer, with whom he has lor, In New /York City for a year our heads, because things were • the sons. • Charles quire about two hours to-complete. land E. Stoll and James Albert been associated as a- law partner Neild, spoke for the boys' depart- Names Teachers and a half, .when he enlisted in the brought together that made this ment. '• Motion pictures pf the Y.The project Is sponsored' Jointly Vighbli: for 3.4 years. U. S. Marines. He was married Rah way Brake * Service wilding possible. That is the by the New Jersey-Baptist Con int Floyd A. Preston, a former post He was elected councilman-at- M. C. A. at while in Canada, where hii~wif? 4?63-MAIN-STREEE ""; it Is where boys and men get were shown vention and the American Vnmmflnripr mi; prfspn^rl fl r\t>. rgp in Rartyay tn 1 ana,. far-fami. Miss Mary Claire P. Meehan. and-a-thlid, i\x yarn's of UKB, novf - ibl' Bauer-Brooks Company parfment chief of staff hat, inyears, when hs^stepped out of the was named by the Board of Edu- Samuel J. Gassaway PROPS. Joseph V. Gassaway pon ssoclety. Its local dl- live. "I once asked a man if he knew — - I rector recognition of his recent appoint-" political pictureTretnrBirigJn the ation. on Tuesday night as a sub- 15 Years a Brake Specliflrsti-17 Tears a Chevrolet Specialist CSeorgThe eaddresssp Fairweatherf th.e _ evening, was I -assisteMartid n victoHurleyr . RoulunHe wld l 1480 IRVING ST. tJtute-^OTsMlss- Sabina Desmond, -The {atheySf Lance SgC. De by RAHWAY/L4865 Knent to the State post. The pres- spring of 1918, as a membe. .. Sgt. WJUlam jTFarreU', was —Th by Earl X,. Silvers, head ofi.ii— •»--• — - entation was made by Commander the. Board of" Commissioners, the n the HighNsihool, who resigned Mana Clark, Charles Baes, to go in the WACS, and Miss Mar- Rainbow Division of. thevold 69tl Miss Alice Everly, George Zuist, ^Charles _ Gall. Plans were an- new form of city government. Re- that sa\j_sej3/ice in | France nounced, for the next of a'series of served in this capacity for a year aret C. Hughes will take the' Mrs. Otto E. Wiemer, Miss Dor- ilace of Miss Mary Murphy, de- throughijut-lKe^entire othy Rose. sdcial higlj^, to be held Saturday, and a half, when he resigned. Dur- American Expedition: Jonathan Apples October 21, with George O'Reilly, ing this period he served > as theceased, in Franklin school: William o sorry for any R. Brothers .succeeds Joseph.A. was in France. __.. ^ one; yes, for anybodS?S7.Sy in anfy com«=- -? sSSSSSfSSK; chairman. Commafider_Gall_pre^ city; attgrneyiuwlthout i compensa-, serious injury to hls-handrtostra munity who is out-of-touch with Honeydews sided, with Jacob Oxman, ad- tion and it was during this period TJrig"gs"~ln7 charge of the special KLofG'Plans- ;h'op class at Columbian school. toe and *as gassed in the battle they. M.15.A. • iutant, and Harry Shanton, quar- alscr-that^e worked' with other of the Argonne Forest, on October By. selling it direct to'the West End Garage you elimi- "I am glad to know of peo lexmasteiL iartlea_flnd_oiganlzations to'get Two (places not yet supplied is the 11111 an Religious Forum -posittbh^f-^lementarjuart^jHhlch. IS, 1918. Before going to France, nate advertising expense, personal calls, phone calls, * evening off the Pennsylvania railroad to eE Sgt.—Wffllam-5!arrell^was^in=4hc on a n icke n vatc their tracks through the city. "Was filled by Miss Nina Paul, who t ^ ^ ? ^ " ff^tarairth"e time required ^oharQhandlean The Rahway^ Council, 1;146, eslgned because of illness, and American expedition that was sent 'Y'. The Y. M. C. A. has Knights of Columbus, planned With the return of Rahway to to the Mexican border, at McAlleri, to Me.bill*of sales, recording sale with OPA, etc, etc. with boys. What (possibilities LONG ISLAND SALAD POTATOES ... .10 lbs 25c the councilmanic form of govern- that of elementary music, which Tuesday, night for a religious SOLID GREfiN CABBAGE was filled by Miss Justice Muhlel- Tex., on the chase of Pancho Villa. We lake care of all details when you sell to . there are in a boy. Girfield once forum for all Catholic men of ment, Mr. Armstrong again be- He was there for ten months be- said that -If Heaven should send GROWN BEETS ."....,._. .7.'". .2 bunches came the city attorney for a niun- sen. Dr.. Robert' B. Casey, of 104 / us and — you'll get as much cash from us as ' nofay will Rahway, to be held at St. Mary's West Milton avenue, Is continued fore he received his discharge and you can possibly derive from a private sale. ' oown a rn auditorium Thursday, October 12, ber of terms. He was_ counsellor was._sent_home.—He- knew Gen.= the Rahway Water Board a num- as examining physician, while Dr. on this at SrSfKj^-in?, in -celebration ol E. W. Lance is in the armed forces. McArthur personally, as Brigadier A PHONE CALL WILL DO THE TRICR buid be a Moses ' "• Sunday school wiU be Columbus DSx. Speakers will in- CALIF^BARTLETT ber of years and.h"as/been counsel General McArthur. V id inth e ~yfat usual. for the Union Tark Commission Miss Ethel Brown is still out on CAU, RAHWAY W094 , ,: clude'Past StaS^ Deputy James -t- . , . S' leave ef absence, on account of The family evidently inherited IT !? K daughter. the Church .Work- J. McMahon. of Montclalr; state since 1920. As counsejl_ for the found by. Pharaoh's "ParkCbmmlsslbn7rie"condnct'ed^r, mtiesp;—She— •was/~speclar7:class~ tsjnghting_propensiUes-f«>m-the4l wUl meemt_the A.M. Chaplaln-Charle's-Gr-Mceorrlstinr Mel n tosh |Te1(alligHt"agaira~thiri5oIlutl5iroTi teacher/ residtog within BFZlonj^urch, Carteret._-The A. of Wobabrtdge; the Rt: Eev.7Mbh- The board w}fl supply all ces Farrell, who served for 12 years nfant child., but we today , C. E. League will meet at 6 p. m.slgnor.'C. J. Kane "and the Rev. the Rahway river at Springfield, mem- in. the Indian war, following the g that he became the great 1. ThomasH. Meaney-, of St. Mary's j_the_firstxaseJn-the-history-of-New-| bers of thi |ty_ patrols_in_lhe- The sermon subject^for the_8j)jn, Jersey that ever received court Civil-WarrHe~was in Troop K, of CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - DODGE - DE SOTO 'ne Children of Israel" service, by the Rev.-T^illier, will be, and the ' ralncoats and the 6th U. S; Cavalry, under Gen'. "Boys are full f life and "Our Great Heiitagfe." Tuesday, at . Buttner, action. In this case the QQurt of f the Safety o McCartney, They're Baclc Again Miles. ST. •in, and gome have 8 p. m., the trustees will meet with CANADIAN YELLOW TURNIPS Chancery served an injunctjjB to tendencies: Frank Linton. of'3ln*iEaSt*Milton knight, Is general Postwar Planning Commit- b beUeve CORTLAf[BfTiAPPLES prevent further pollution/of "the ave.nue. Prayer meeting will be A meeting of the com- | WHITE TURNIPS river at Springfield. 'e has suggested to the board the ^who are Irregular ^^, mittee will be held Mon'day night As-anHWdinarycitiBen, erection, of a. suitable stadium, the 'Jlheld Wednesday at 8 p. m.'to be _. at "followed by-thy e Silver Leaf meet- Armstrong Is. a member of theBaiatftg of the iriterfor of .the high i K- Theodore Oshbahr, a «»„ yhoorbuilding and^ a new school ing at" 9 p. m. Tliosc delicious Frankfurters (Some people call 'em First FresDyterlarT"Church, and Sthte deputy of Montclalr> -wlU SOUTHERN has been for nearly a half century; dg^ f a^young men's-associa- speak at the rText meeting, October , _ Serve More Fruits SELECTED Hot Dofjs) with all the trimmings_£i«f back again at a member of Its Board ofTjustees, The bo^S-^ave its approval 'J organtaatioiL for back-of_his -pulpit, -utterly-lagged 17, on-the charityballofChapter 71 ? Extra Cost!— as well as a member-ofrtafi'istorlc ThomaswvLoughlin, custodian .... I men. helped by older out. .As he rested hinself befbft 1, to be held at "" Family's Health Sweet Potatoes Onions _Walt s after, a War_Shortage~va.cation! ' They're the •TWO kinds of men, I have leaving the House, of Prayerstwp ojmetery Board of Trustees. He Is he Roosevelt school to serve as m Thanksgiving eve. \^1 M Fall j^ 1 • J • I rjo hrtercst ar car- tlttf [custodial! uf tlw Rtwwuaa Parlr good"" teachers'---"---•: -•• small boys came In and took seats' reported on RahWay USO ibs JUUllll JIIUUU a repuiaTiun serving ryjnr charge when you bay oi tne Laiayette Lodge 1 and the field house there, which y in one. oi the pews. Arisirjg, the estaousn > at Ooldblfctt's an* ^-HrfJahway; has served All types of roofs repaired a canteen progmm hot off the griddle to $o\xt order! . " . (Sous committees .of Colum- he will occupy, effective October never »row old. great pulpiteer went down. at tthh eY Y. M. C. A., starting Wed- b hChiai erthe yLdJdssEd yoo of prop«rlj prescribed eye- iversity, and because of ath^ - when- Drop by, soon, and try one with your favorite soda or letic activity all his life, was made iresent custodian moves to his both of them on their cheeks, »nd which the council.made a contri- wear. • K is well to put away passed out brew. You'll return, again and again and again, as and Is now a member, of-ihe Ath- newly purchased home on Jeffer- Exterior Brick Walls Waterproofed^ ch, the last bution In behalf oi the servicemen. Or. Joseph S.. Bateman letic advisory. committeeNjf Co- son avenue; Wildey V. Singer pre- dlsh thingsn ,b butt it Is a terrible i act he ever did < I would Michael Gonzalez reported 20 ervice and Self Service our customers have been doing for years! Optometrist ' . lumbia University. For 14* years sldearS *$« to put away childlike things J like to tntak that last act I or more volunteers-already regis- In AtteQdame Daily We Cover AB Areas of New Jen i PrBanlzatlon Is a Chris-H ever did would be to-encourage tered by him for donation of blood rryArMr*r6PrM*6 . he has been a member*~&t__the, Bpard oMfrustees of_the New Jer- oung—Men, some boy. ••———^^~ in-the-uext—Rahway- Red" Cross P. S.. At the BAR you'll still find Also Thurs. & Sat. Eves. SomerSjJBSJestchester county. N. Y. Wt ever take that word •carte- sey'Reformatory, and during the Theyyfiave two children, Elizabeth "It is a glorious thing to be aBlood Bank, to be held November your favorite Pre-war Brand!' first World War was commanding ff. Armstrong, a teacher, in the 8 The part of such an organization as 26.. More volunteers are needed. A d0 you remove report of the district meeting held Goldbloit's officer of the Home Guard. Lincoln school, and David K. Arm* the Y. M. C. A; That red.triangle DuT V> •• <*',' v :*.V ;•.,"/ W '-'. i. • •>>• '-"-. '/ -tr- —V.- \ \ . i. A .V:: j -• v; .T> • ; PAGE SIX THURSDAY, OCTOBER'S, 1944 RECORD WANT JH&4CCEPTED TO 5 BATES—2 cents per word cath i» P. M. -THEiBSS^ BEFORE advance, mlnlmnm cha'r?S PUBLICATION. T H E S>S • • • cenfe Lower rates'for i" ?! ADS CASH IN ADVANCE. more times without dunt. Agency rate Zft ctnte per word! CLASSIFIED RAHWAY'S HOME NEWSPAPER The Rahway Record I Professional Services Wanted To Buy I last war in 1919. 1920 and 1921. "The Home Newspaper* 1 Wanted To Rent "The most critical problem the GRIES BROS. 'FOR OVER A CENTURY country faces during reconversion . M STOKE OF QUALHY Classified _ IGST MUSIC STDDI BICYCLES. TRICYCLES/ALARM G O O.D USED FURNITURE. WANTED FURNISHED ROOM IN and postwar' is the question of few Brunswick Ave.. clocks, electric stoves^fans and"] Electric Irons, stoves, alarm private home for professional Continued from Page One jobs. This board should reject any 1522 IRVING ST. RA. 7-08(3 Phone Rahway 7-0171. irons, in any condition, also sew- clocks, musical Instruments, woman. Write Record Bo? 830. changes in our wage stabilisation Authorized Agent-camp Sn, lam E. Kulp, Jr., ship's cook, third Telephone Rahway 7-0600 Advertising Nov 12 ing machines,'^washln« ma- lawn mowers, bicycles, tricycles, Sept. 21 2t atlon Act. We must not jeopardize policy .whicivjnay interfere with gleal and Maternity Suppon] class, that he has been seeing CLASSIFIED AVERTTSING chines, lawn mowereTwols, etc. small radios, kitchen sets, ^tc. these gains by any change of industrial^ effoks that will provide Oossard .Foundation Garment plenty of action aboard an LCT W A N T E IT BY BUSINESS postwafjobs. • Our Boys craft, participating in the French Cliarles Rausch. . INFORMATION Money To Loan "We buy and sell anything." ^ ll anything?' policy or relaxation of effort in •\ Complete Infant Dept New Box numbers will be assigned What have you for cash? Rah- woman, two room;and kltchen- the critical months ahead. All the "Jobs will not be created, nor Specializing ln*a.by Layette invasion for the past three Posthumous advertisers not wishing to make way Furniture Exchange. 1517 apartmeijt. underlying conditions which could will deflation be avoided by rais- . Authorized distributors in the months. Injured in France known their identity. For this Money to Lou Irving Street, Rahway 7-2918. cause ,a sharp rise in prices are ing wage rates: Quite the-con—| ___. Ctrl Scout Equipment Award Presented V service there is no extra charge. On Bond and Mortgage . June 129 4t cated. Willing, t still present". •* "' • trary. Taxes must. be reduced. After his^fjSst furlough In 19 Mrs. HUda Rpusch, of 2165 The Rahway Record reserves Hyer A Armstrong POULTRY — BROILERS, FRY- Address Record Box 845.'Tele- "Only three months ago, Extravagance and -unnecessary WARMTfflNGSTO months, spent with his parents, Route 25, has received a telegram WANTED TO BUY—A TRICY- c X,ptdlt ] Jrom-the-War-Departmentt -the! "right Ui. edl i •' err rejecn.Tiy Rahway National Btnlr cle or any sturdy toy for a little ")-tftme~30rl9447CoilBreSS passedthe- Jr-Ht'iuy Bericfc7~of- classified advertising. All ads Fowl, dressed 32c. ' Bonnli nings. Stabilizatioh Extension Act forEfficiency must be increased-and 1044—Westfield avenue, Albert her son, Pfc. Charles Wm. Rausch, Building. Rahway. N. J. boy. Phone Rahway 7-3015-M. Poultry Packers, St. George Ave> Recerves Dr S. Cross must conform to The Record PERMANENT HOME WANTED, another year, after many weeks of activity stimulated—so that more COLD ervice Berick, Army Air Corps cadet, tips was very seriously injured in type, and classification standards. Mortgage Money Available nue, Woodbrldge. N. J. Tele- goods can be distributed and returned to Santa Ana, Cal. France on September 14. She will phone Woodbridge 8-0574-W. two unfurnished rooms with open hearings and public debate. everybody "h'ave mflre." • For Son Killed Errors must be reported after KAGAN & GURKIN Rooms Without Board heat and kitchenette preferred, In spite of the clamor of organized be further advised as to his con- 1494 Irrinr St., Adjoining July 27 t! dition as soon as the reports come val first "insertion as the publisher will 51 with refined family. Centrally pressure groups, Congress stood In a letteer recently received by Now ariTfistructor at the Ord- The Distinguished Servfce Cross not be responsible for more than Rahway Savings Bank Building MRS. JAMES McCOLLUJVI, FINE located. Clare L. Mead, 1019 firm against any departure from r and Mrs G J nance' School, Millington, ifnn., through. Pvt. Rausch left Rah- sin Rahway, N. J. SOME FOLKS WITH DESIRABLE We welconte items or personal In- Mr. and Mrs. George J. Reuter oof . — wuuuauu nation in Eni way on April 6, 1943 and received was awarded posthumously, Saturr one incorrect insertion. • furniture and rugs at wholesali Thorn Street. Sept. 28 3t the basic principles which have terest. If yon are leaving for \ 387 West Grand avenue, their son is the duty of Pvt. Howard J. ~».u, iB-tfienneHTTaylor, chief petty of- Oct^Jl rooms Co let, hesitate about ad- "made it possible to check Infla- ficer. He is tbe husband of Kath- his basic training at Camp Bland- day afternoon aV^Mitchell FieldJ prices. Office 34 West Emtrson vacation, entertaining or visiting LieutLieut. GeorgeGeor. JJ . RReuter, jr of of Rahway.. He-is a truck driver vertising them. If you are look- Avenue. Telephone Rahway 7 WANTED TO RENT FOUR ORtion. erine Vignoli Taylor and son of ing, Flu.. • toXieut.Frank J.-Haberle, son of- MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST friends, write pr phone Thft Record, ttheh . E_i, C ow with the supply division. Haul-- - lng-for-a-roomt-try-advertlslng 'fivp rnnm he 7 und nine <"<* .aircraft—parts-— fin'"' fhr .Mr nnrt-Mrci J. L. Tayiorf^Zl^ sonals lor middle-aged couple.' Tele^ ttanway 7-oouu.' their -Record-Box-865— for It, giving some Informa- _Sept-28.5 abandoned anri there-is to be no qf^^OS^Jla !;-:5treet_ The r iteutenant.' ~plTone" Rahway 7-0227-M. -discrimination—against-any^rclassrr . — j to make speeds, the refeAt Apr l(Ttf "WOOD—FIREPLACE, FURNACE, " . " Oct.-5 4t then higher wages and, higher-,' award for his deceased i fE^—Pfc*¥—SCHOOL— HAS _„ -_--.Jf for the advan • - 3 way Theatre have been left for salaries will result in higher rents, I Part of a reconrilHnnp^ German flat? ! • "-RALPH L. SMITH ance, repairs, in connection with tiches. Harley Davidson niotor- flee- immediately. Mrs. Louise 1 : Sept. 28 3t A •\ ' aftj MASON, BRICKWORK, PLAS- fuel conservation program; must $150. 930 Hamilton(Street Takacs, Marichestcr Depot, Ver- Oil Banters FUEL OILS' Loan, made for a period^at v«ll fit vour require. •'teriAg and all Kinds of repair be willing to work three hours *mont'. 1 —• Oct. 5 3t —C€J- ^ Oil Bnrnir Motor Oil and Greasessases.. ' "Th~- New York. FulT time perma- Houses To Let PHOTO COPIES 1744. . - Sept. 2112t nent job. sary; /transportation furnished, OIL BURNER 444 W. Grand Ave. BA. .7-2228 re: ^-rules-observed—Tilo, 87 Have ITTBsWTTBspWtedBeipilajlt T Prompt Service • ;. Interest and payments^on account the principal 1 WMC rules observed. lARPENTER —f REMODELING Grand Street, Elizabeth.^ FIVE S6oTVI HOUSE, ALL IM- Premier Oil & Gasoline and alterations. Floors, roofs, ^ Apply^o Fre^TicketsTo DAILY ptovements except heat. No , Suflply Co. Locksmith I of the Loan will be payable quarterly-yhus^assurin(,; etc. Espnfetes given. 2254 Lud,- ARPENTERS. ROOFERS small 'children. Four room j CO- lowStfeet. . Oct. 5 3t : CORP. New BruRiwIck Avenue and of ill Street ' mechanics and helpers, experi- apartment, occupancy November 117 N^^ . 1 .^.-.y°» "real" ownership within a reasonable perio,!. ^' f^Sr : 1 Clotk St. . Rah. 7-1203 ' ed or willing to learn: high 1st. • Inquire 284 Lafayette St. KEYS FOR r/ •: Phonextaden 2-2818 Actual Size 12x16 Inches •*j * - —— THERE ARE TWO ISCKETFTO .i-joT pay, bonus, steady work Suitable for. Framing • .'Loans are i""'1"-- J- • ' •*••' •••--, -- •=- Oct.-5 2 A sincere, desexvinc tribute to your ten, — -the Rahway Theatre" waiting for, in .essential industry with big A fflLtlOJV tOCKS> daughter, husband or sweetheart who is Hchch , fuHeolon-WlhelotinentjDscriptibfHlWlh i . Shades^ & Awnings Mrs. F. C. Schwarting, 989 Ham- post Bar future. Compensation BEAD THE WANT ADS serving or has served our country honor- - - imprinted on selected qualitT^Surable vel- this area. 15 EXPERT REPAIRS ONJ^ . lum. Also provides, for I a small oval ilton Street. Bring this ad to and equipmentlurjiished..WMC mryoOlnd- your name listed ably. A fitting, permanent record pf • photograph above the cacamme whichih Is AWNINGS- PUT UP,-TAKEN .The_Record-o(fice rbeforer Oc-: "- rules observed; Tilo, 87" West Business Place To Rent for free tickets, clip out the ad LOCKS; BIKESJ SAWS, ETC. Ihonor and merjtrcreated _to_ inherit, a beautifully hand-lettered. Truly-a worthy, down and* stored. Also newawn- rightful place in countless scores of-Amer- — lasting sentiment of whlchr youand ye 'tober 12th. —7 y • Grand Street', 59 mdpresenl it personally any ican iicimetiibmt!£-^c~^ ;-?"^ "*"* t of whlchr youand yeur ings^ made to order, from ra&- week-day'ljeXore 5:00 P. M. at ^ANTHONY'S r impressivefc-ana artistically designed inJ indeed be proud. V let us review the several '* terials that are now available. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. IN- Ihe office of ' ONLY$1 POSTPAID A. T/WB.S fc plKngplman's—Beverage- Avenue. TIIE this home May 11 261; Shops 1439 Jhrlng Street. 1537 IRVING ST. fmanem'g pl.-iin"'" 3MEN ff JPHQWE BA. 7.1198 ig-for •it'-ji-^MT ^\ * :-t. \ -- '• ' ., '*, •'*' *': ^"•*7 • t1 •/,'•"**''' A PAGE -EIGHT THURSDAY, OCTOBER^ 5, 1944 THE RAHWAY RECORD '."' THURSDAY, QCTOBE& 5, 1944 cause of his high regard for Chal- PAGE NINE1 ' Current Attractions at Rah way, Empire and! Neighboring Theatres Goed.-Fellowship mers Reed. . • could be extended, and he thought hip Bible classes might be organized. privileged, to provide co-ed so- Barnes^-H. B..Merritt and Robert "Among the older people, the "I think this T has most of the cial opportunities, to strengthen Breza. . __ . ' "%,;" Inches higher tlian the front, tc the United Statea Marine Coras Clb Dii best seed is sown, and these groups family relations and promota Am- Youth Hostel Film TheBingle In the first plan of its kind ever Club Discussion activities needed here, but these ericanization. '' / The ladies Twho* prepared and secure a slope of the sash that will Transfers Of Marine Thriller At Rahway Army,'Navy and Coast Guard all ^proposed- for-, a-living -tribute make the best material for the 'Y'.should..be. built up,"4ie-said.- served the.dinner, were: Mrs..Fred TAKE HOME SIX BOTTLES TODAY permit run-off of rain water. Thi Coming to Rahway In action }n the battle by which lo the State's men and women in he 'declared. William' L. Baldwin John D'Ambrosa felt that the 'The Y was surfed for young Cooper, Mrs. James lints, Mrs. slope wiU'need to be more for win the United States recaptured 'the armed forces the New Jersey Y. M. C. A. Activities observed that "the 'Y' attracts young people were the ones to be men;" he said, "as the name in- Edwin Payne, Mrs. Kitty Graeme, Guam from the-Japs and wrested many men who are not connected dow sash with its crossbars, than Garden Club, with the cooperation Found Limited given greatest consideration by the dicates, and for years only young Mrs. Helen IJeadley, Mrs. William Real Estate The American Youth Hostel 8aipan and Tintan. islands from of the State. Highway Department w :,: ..-v..:-...-;;,,,. •:: I •v- Jj ''' •fc^wKEiTsseEraiuL U^-ZZik .^:SH>£S. "E PAGE TEN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1944' THE RAHWAY RECORn THE RAHWAYHECORD commander; Fred E. Behre, Sum- Mrs. Harry B. Colvin, secretary; 22 cents (down from 37 cents). mit, finance officer; Ira M. Farber, DOOLITTLES Substantial reductions are prq- THURSDA"5frOCTOBER 5, 1944 , John F. Dills Mrs. Harry J. Hoeft, treasurer; Drastic Changes Flashlights Stolen Court of Chancery jJRahway, adjutant; Charles Coble, Mrs. M. S. Magee, historian; Mrs. /I'M CtOm rBtrsOtt- PEOPLE vided In fees, for insurance of do- Court of Chancery 14lh, 1044 wire approved a» per PAGE ELEVEN Roselle, hostorian, and jack Ten- William J. Kenny, chaplain, and mestic, mall matter of> the third From Policemen Printed CODlAS oil numhiini1 rfMlra- features planned for fall and wln- Co. Commander Mrs. Fred ScHnltz, sergeant-at- IN TWO \U\V5M FIRST HJ. GET and fourth classes, and the greater "IN (!IIA>CEIIV OF NEW JEBBEY " Plans Laid For nenbaum, of Springfield, sergeant- In Postal Fees 148/98 IN CHANCERY OK NEW JERSEY ^«rtbit5irg!5. ier, including a touch football at-artns^-- anns. CJDBS BIAOUM' our VJIMDOWS.. volume anticipated through lower be ordered paid, was adopted. fleague. Table tennis is being or- To; Enos W. Runvon, Hugh Hutchi- __^£_. • 143/108 Following communications were re- PostwarCoutinuaiice City Clerk Samuel R. Morton THEH VJriH W m& I EARN I'LL fees Is expected to make Insured son, and William Rlchard»on, Execu- TO: Philip B. McGorrity. J. M. ,rc=- ganized. _-George Schmaeling.was induct- k T ceived and ordered* filed:— Installation Ceremonies of was toastmaster. and introduced 8ONt>STi Nearly^Prewar—Rates -will mail self-sustaining. The" new tors of tho lost will and testament or tcr. Marie Louise Alexandra, v:c.tora ed las commander, together^ with , Sheriff, advising James Gabrlelsen, Dr. F. W. Sell reported on-gen- schedule incluOss: Film $.01.to $8. James Stone, deceased, and Enos W Mlchaud, Edward J. Matthews, Lco- Jan Giiard, applied for participation Friday _nlght. .at the committee County and Local.. .. the-other officers, in the Rahway speakers ang guests with.wit and Go, Into Effect Bunyon.- Hugh Hutchison, • William' noca V, Wherry Carr; -Manuel' It. Quil- eral health -conditions, with no 3 cents (downffrom 10 cents); jn-Sh«ruT»-KmpJovecs Pension" Fund, Post of the American Legion, by understanding. The principal talk Richardson, James Waihington Stone lermety. Angel M. Lopez, Blanche E. was referred to Finance Committee. mating held at toe City Ball epidemics In Rahway. Mrs. Dun- Officers Ildd . November 1 EH» E. Stone, Mwjr I^ntlsa Htltmoyer' McMann. Louis Bass*, and William County Commander Dills, assisi made by Mayor Dav^d Arm- from $5.01 to $25; 10 cents (dowp. Paulsen and, Josepn T, James Gabrlelsen, giving authority Chairman O. Edwin Cook an- can A. Talbot reported on child from 20 cents), and from $25.01 to Albert J. Morttrty. Bliabeth p Tho'mas Dempsey, John P. Price, tmd for making necessary semi-monthly nounced that plans wereijelng laid by Jack Tennenbaum, Yergeant-; Otliers who spoke were: New, ahdln many cases reduced, sak went to the police Hutchison. John Edward Morlarty Catharine Calhoun, atid their: heirs, care. Chairman Cook announced on the Revised The installation of the county $50. IS cents (down from 30 deductions from his salary, was re- arms. The others were: Oliver J. State Department Vice Comman- fees for money orders. Insured Intercede for two ether Kate L. Muagrovo, Hannah u. Ryan' devisees and personal representatives, ferred to Finance Committee. for continuing- the activities of the the next city-wide salvage col- officers ofMife American Legion. der Eugene 0"P.ourke; William cents). Under the new schedule Sarah Elizabeth Laurence, Amelia Ann owners; Gcnevieve McOarrlty, Oclla Community Wax Services Commit- Cortwright, senior vice comman- and- collect-on-delivery mail and of the Merchant Marine Foster. Bessie E. Matthews, Thomas E. Boro of Kenilwnith,' expressing lection to be held Sunday, October toEcth -•-:••-•• «/.»- •--• " —•• - - _ .. ' it, V ^ f •, I 1 T ~ •vv. f PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1944 RAHWAY RECOflD finance it, is the heighth of autocracy. And, to urge that The Rah way Record "labor, management and^farmers work together," when, LOOKING 6UY WAR BONDS Established July 13, 1833 in.spite'of the desperate effort of American farmers to pre-_[ Regularlys ~ 50,000 SURGICAL DRESSINGS 1470,Broad Street Tel. Rah. 1-0600 Bahway, New lent} r • Published Thursday atteroons by TheRahwsy Publishing LcorpwatloaJrvent_being-regifnentedrthe^Ne'w Deal has fastened a grip For Future Security Is now fiahway's quqt Entered at the post office at Rah_way. New Jersey, as second class mall matter on them that today cannot be shaken, and when the New It GEORGE S.BENSOK BOYS'- CORDUROY REVERSIBLE under the act of March 3, 1879. To Win the War Must have more helpers! Deal has definitely, for 12 years, espoused the cause of dUHtiXaM/xfeclitft Walter. P. Marple....! ; : ; ;_ ...Publhhtr Scanf, Atlanta] Report at once, or O. C. Stearns .... „ '. Editor labor and has sought, in many ways, to hamstring capital, O Phone Prod. Rm. R.-7-0886. that has only been minimized during the war by the gov- "CORN 6.95 SUBSCRIPTION RATES—Slnjle copy, 5 cents. Local delivery or by mall, post- . Entered at toe post oHiee at Rahway, N. J., as second clan mall matter'under trie act at March 3, 1879. paid wllhln Union County, one year, $2.00. Six months, $1.23. Three months, ernment practically financing the majbr industries, in or- In the early days of my prac- Voi: 123. No. 14. 6.1e. By mall, postpaid outside of Union County, ont year, 12.30. six month), Here's a corduroy version of your favorite der that wages might be raised to a mountain pba'k, can tical usefulness on a farm, a show- 11 $1.50. Slncle copies by mall, 10 cents. All payable In advance. reversible! It comes in brown and teal, EAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1944 Local Subscription (2.00 a Tear In Adv only be considered as mouthing of_words. —J off cousin of^even age visited us PER COPY FIVE CENTS This newspaper was founded and Is maintained upon the principle of n clear, every year'When, in-Riley's words, and is smartly tailored, with slash pockets. Wr •"-"• concise and unhlased presentation or all the Interestlnc netvt of the com- And surely we are not going to encourage any more lfthe frost jwas on the pumpkin The corduroy side is fine pinwhale. Sizes munity, and upon the basis of a protresslve editorial policy. 6 to 16. Third Floor. - PWA project work in this country, such as i? proposed in.(•and the fodder in the shock." Not Member or Mew Jersey Press Association "a vigorous housing and slum clearance program," or the so poetical perhaps, but we. always »2 had a few porkers fattening in the "•development of a major works' program, on a bold and pen also. The "smart" lad shared Thursday, October 5, 1944 imaginative scale,"such as the New Deal would promote." my quartefTand tried (I thought)' There we draw the line, with a National debt, that was in- In hplp me with my errands,.whih WHY ALL-THITSECRECY? " included feeding the pigs. CASUAL CARDIGAN greased $18,000,000,000 in eight-years before the war began, One evening my father had to In a government "of, for and by "the people," such as by the "indispensable" man, and now is. oyer..$225;000,- be away and I had extra chores so 3.98 Man of Action the United States is supposed to enjoy, as the greatest of 000,000. -sr- ~~~' • " trusted our visitor to feed the. Heads New Post all democracies, it is expected that the Government, in Above all else, from a financial standpoint, in view of the pigs alone. He finished, in a sur- Smart cardigan with herring- Workers For Reelection prisingly short time and I was bone front, and knitted back Installed whatever it plans or undertakes, has that confidence in wastefulness of the present Administration for the past 12 mosfgrateful until I learned that and ileevei. Topi for now ... E. Bartlett the people of the nation,' that it can make known to them years, this nation needs an economist to guide the Ship of he had fed my father's hand- and all winter! In blnet green, Wanted for brown. 28-38. third Floor^ whatever is being considered that is of general importance, i State- during the-postwar period, nbta-.-spender.-"^ - -—•-•••• " picked and expensive seed corn be- 53 cause it was already shucked. He Here the United States is engaged in the greatest of all must nave Iigured that I had - B ^SIIlP^MI k#HE' wars; underwriting the greater part of its cost, and giving j *upid!y—overlooked—thfcs- ^SLACKS . UfNewPos bor-of~fine-ears all~fgll:—~ y -its youth—our—fines-t— sons—and—daughters—for-aetual-1 Harry NewmanfTatriotT d iiist-betwccn you aricl me ___B.vl MolLer_Has_Hopes V In defense, the smart-Alec 50,000 Dressingrfor Citizen, Heads" the Woftian's Club Sponsoring, with Exhibit in able" man who heads our fiation, refuses jqi permit any argued that it made no difference; -•We've the- be»f-looking Jacks —--Of Possible-Mistake Red Cross Service ejll by ding he had fed the pigs corn, just like you ever saw, in all-wool cov- .._ .Stein-Harris Post word of postwar conferences, such as the former United ertB,, or in herringbone mzmst&mmsz?-