JULY IB, 1945. 1PAGE TEI? to maintain an extra home In wealthy Washington? bo we want REGISTER NOW NJC To Award incompetents on Capitol Hill who COSTLY BATTLES The Rahway Record 8tay~there~i)ecause—they—could- FOR BLOOD BANK ~KaUTfllflit

Xntered at the post office it Rahway, New Jeney. u second din mail mutter America can afford the best. Then '"•>'#• under the set of March 3, 1878. Library Degree contratulate your congressman on Walter P. Morple. _Pat>Uiher this Increase and don't let him Entered at the post office at Rahwsy. H. J., w second class mall matter under the act of March 3, 1879. wait 20 years for the next one. PCBSCRIPTION RATES—Single copy, 5 cents. Local delivery or by mall, post- Rahway 50 Year,s Ago A library fellowship covering a PAYING PARLIAMENT Local Subscription 13.00 a Tear In Advance PER COPY FIVE CENTS paid within Union Connty, one-rear, J2.00. six months, *1.23. Three months, How would you like to be elected 63c By mall, postpaid ontalde of Union Connty, one year, $2.50. Biz months, Advertisement—A full line of Zither strings and other two-year period is being offered flZO. single copies by mall, 10 cenu. All payable In advance. 'or-the-first-tlme-by-New-Jersey-Ko-the board'-Trf-guveruura -of-the-| 1USIC:al supplies"hgs~}U5t~b"een received by A. b\ Kirstcin's me&t country club you ever saW7 This newspaper was fonnded and Is maintained upon the principle of »~ clear, Council Has Late Meeting, ruumw mm mtnumu [iremiimHui ill all We ihUMMht Btw« in tile cum- lusic .Department, 158 Main street. /ersity, New Brunswick, was an-Unless you are an exceptional per- Weather Man Plays No Favorites Rev. Hauser and Blood Plasma Legion Post No. TurkeyTliieves mniilty, and upon the basis of a progressive editorial policy, nounced last week by Dr. Marga- son, you cant.afford such a Job. Operi Thursday Night 'til 9 Member ol New Jersey Press Ajsoclatlon ret T. Corwln. dean of the college. It uses a lot of time and there's Veterans Topic Chief Interest To read" of the devastation by the cyclone that passed The fellowship will permit the re-no salary connectedwithjt. Help- Spoiled Kiddies Play-Program Family Leave for Need Crows as 5 Plans To Give Admit Stealing > a cipient to complete-a full profes- ing to boss a lovely palace In the iver-northerrr New-Jersey Saturday afternoon, makes one" Home Front and Local Veteran's Service Committee Thursday, July 19, 1945 imagine that Dakota conditions have been transported sional curriculum in library serv- middle of a big playground Is fun Closed Mondays for the Summer Little Folks Praying Old Sole Healthy Poke at St. Vacation, Aug. 1 Boys Welcome 19 Choice Birds ice while holding a half-time posi- (I Imagine) but it's an expensive V-J Day Nears Fail to See Eye to Eye; Health Officer's Job Causes •astward. Nearly the whole village of 'Gherry Valley, near ;ion in the College library. pastime. _^_ Swithin For Dumping Water All Over Their DINE WITHOUT JUKEBOX Hackensack,_was_wrecked,_andLa.numbenoLpeople^killed pg 1 n Youngsters Show Boldness Anxiety; Mayor's Letter on Hospital Contract Read JTo _qualify_, _a candidate should —People- who-habit-such jspots-fa ThId 'fT Filit^ * 'Ynntli Program Starts Labor Day What woulcfbe very mucfi appreciatecTirf Rahwayi^a; iy the falling buildings. Woodhaven, Long Island, also had Tiave at least a bachelor's degfeeT enjoy their spare time are in the Playgrormd^and-Driving-Them-Indoors should have stood well in her col- Stone Harbor; Commit- of America with Pint Plan Monthly Meetings; And Daring mTRaids The Rahway Common Council employment and re-employment, first class restaurant where people can dine in peace and many buildings demolished, even as near as Plainfield, financial upper brackets. If they What Old Man Weather did toprett, y dull week. After Ole Man lege courses, should have a real in- work at all, they do things they Clambake August 12 On Farmyard at its regular semi-monthly meet- education, loans, domestic prob- quietness without the ravings of the jukebox drowning con- he wind, rain and hailstones were terrific. terest in and concept of the value the Playgrounds program during. Rain did his job so well there tee Plans Renovation Of Blood, Aug. 13 ing last night covered a lot of lems (welfare), housing, hospital- enjoy doing, or perhaps they do Uie week will not ring like chimes Iwas little left for the young folks ization, rehabilitation and legal versation and the diner can address his wife and friends • * • if libraries, and "preferably some a few Jobs nobody else can do as The schedule of services for the Army and Navy combat casual- If the plans of the Rahway Am- It took 19 stolen turkeys to lead ground, although very little was library experience. In the ears of those little folks who to do until the sun comes out and to the arrest of a gang of young- really accomplished. In fact it was advice. in a modulated tone. well. Such wealthy people are look upon their "Commons" as the takes over. remainder of the .summer at St. ties reported since the war began erican Legion, Post No. 5, do not F. L. Graves will resume his stage coach to Boynton At the completion of this work- sters and have them turned over the busiest meeting of the summer .As a model to carry on the work The jukebox is certainly no educational of artistic gift world's brightest spot during these On Monday several of the chil- Paul's Episcopal Church was made now total well over the one mil-fall through, and there is very lit- in Mr. Wiempr mentioned _the City leach next Monday, starting at 9 a. m. and 1 p. m". from public this week in a notice mailed to the Juvenile Court. session giving evidence there was to American, or any other culture. What one hears coming ner days. Every day. rain or dren painted. Several girls found lion mark. How many will be tle doubt it will,-as the Legion is much in the wind for the fall and of Des Moines. Iowa, listing "46 .ambert's Hotel and from the Exchange Building 15 ', "gn'rl TTnagland-and his staff themselyes busy braiding and sew- to parishioners.. Fox the past three weeKs "waiter "forth from the jukebujw is not music, and,-as one critic puts Jng steaauy smaller, but issilll — M r tfms u. je^Owier, jay reader, •nofr-fenewn for ito failures, the re winter sessions, especially wliun minutes later Fare is 15c. money value of the fellowship of assistants, had -full plans,, but the afternoon a Jack con aaaeavotni Gage, Rahway water works—en- more of soldiers, and sailors be- cover- the field In the most- effi- it, "not even noise. This so-called music is not written for exists. when rain washes out the founda- test was held. Susan Johanson was will be in charge of serv}ces-dur^ even guessTbut itTs an established turning veterans of World War H, gineer., of 1065 Westfield avenue, overs tuition, room and board at Ing. the absence of the .Rev. John • receive a wholehearted recep. gan ~~settIns~Toot~iii;am~~on~~horne cient-manner: The- -statementr~ Mew JerseylColJege-forJYomenZlf.^ Work-Well-Done tlonpall-one^on-da la wait fnr.Olp - wlnnpr. with ..Sandra—Nelson. —A-rlch-country-club-ls-prover- second, Linda Cooper, third. Fri- H. Hauser, rector. Rev. and~MrsT tion in their home coming, never soil. »sslblersppllcatlons-3houldbe-re- yhn flip frnm fraft.tp wqj^rfe'wii! hp I "»*»"•appearanc' e o--f -severa- - l choice tur- t ions Music can be as beneficial as clean healthy sports. In n Uuy_llie. ljUlB fulju. amked ytth- -Hauser—and—ehHdren—Virginia'? lu be K —"While really nut Llm .must iiur, creased^atiendancfi-eaoK-pvpning.--Wijl-KanptmanJ a enn- elved-by-September-1-for-the-en— hlolly MTPTI monggfid. Tt dpPfl T7 t- - r-giTHsnaayjittvei'ul KUUoa.sttfe John and Mary, will leave Wed- fewer,":Uy" many thousand, if the keys from the barn. Try a& he each "other, and aimedat'rhember- . need to economize and cut corners, well Playground got together and crepe paper—making paper belts. At a meeting on Thursday night, portant at the present time, yet ~sp6rTs~the erted Atheist, John Gilchrist, converted opium fiend and ;uing year. Further information nesday for .Stone Harbor, might, Mr. Gage's eagle eye, was mm pvhlhit.pri ;hlp listings consisting of the same may be obtained from the director but that's only part of the story. started a Jacks tournament. (Roosevelt Playground) a-commlttee-comprising-Chnrlfs TV "noTTceernenough to~detertr a-soul ersons on both committees would coordination. No athlete with short jerky motions ever itiss Minnie Hauptman will address the meeting on Sun- It is governed by men of singular Jacks proved thexhief recreation Jersey, where they will be on va- erican Red CTOSS IS kept adequate Drake, chairman, Theodore Olsen by all memgers of the council, AS f the personnel bureau*at N. J. C. Among the players were Kathleen cation until early September. flitting in and out the barnyard. ause an overlapping of member- stands the gaff. The same goes for music, it must have ay afternoon at 4 o'clock. ability with spare time, who like at Roosevelt during the-dtr Swithin for its needs. It is not sufficient and Milton Mann were chosen to well'as the Mayor himself, are th; Tj Roberts; Josephine Truppa and Services this Sunday will be The birds gave no outcry when two conflicting veteran organiza- hip that should not exist. With tone, color and harmony, otherwise it is not music. their club and take personal inter- Mary Specht. . . . Between .the reign this week. Nancy Doty noir in the face of casualties ex- make ready a program to greet all taken, and certainly the young- lie Local Veterans' Service Com- est In It. They have no better was the winner of the jacks con- Holy Communion at 8:20 a. m. pected as the price of final victory returning soldiers and sailors. It tions, the Home Front Committee, The jukebox is not for people of culture, refinement and Rahway 25 Years Ago raindrops the children putt* on and again at 11 a. m. with the rec- was decided that beginning with sters were~not giving themselves headed by Mayor Carlin, and themittee properly functioning, there minds than men who hustle lor a rather unique doll show. Sylvia test, with Janet Anderson, second over~the Jap. The quota in every away. •ns nn rnnm .for another similar.-. education, it is not for those who are hungry and want One of the most notable of the many big matches played business and use their wives for and .Mary Cahill, third. Nancy tor preaching at the latter hour Labor Day the program would be Local Veterans' Committee of the Rationing Dates Kuznitz r showed the largest doll community must be delivered. completed and-monthly meetings After a while one of the boys be- Selective Service Board, headed by ommittee unless it should be for t the Colonia Country Club took place Sunday afternoon stenographers, but excellence and Diane Ringrose, the prettiest, will represent the playground in on "The Work of the Ministry." elping the Local Veterans' Serv* to enjoy a good dinner. From what critics tell us, (and The schedule for August' and Rahway's next Blood Bank will would be held thereafter. came so bold as to pick tip a good- Chairman Charles E. Reed, of 459 rhen Frank and Edward Cooper, the local experts, were And Stamps for July thrives on calm. glaire Rlngrose. the dalntlest-and be conducted on August 13, at sized turkey and walk off as if :e Committee carry on. they should know) the jukebox dinner is something to add Continued on Page Four pnrly Rppf.pmhpr fnilnwg- Thp fl'Sfl Arrnngpmpnt.s wprp marip Inr t.hp, rpntrnl nvpnup irted-againsrThomas~Boyd fhn T^n*' Iilrs. Harry 3. Tni- Sylvia Kuiimu;, the oldest^ Roosevelt School. H&V6 youvolun-' -Taken—to- TTH miiniit, ur me Lxjcal Vut-*—r~.—— to one's indigesTTon, distorts"hisIhind and"puTs~riis whole man used to serve her husband as a. m. service will be omitted during given annual clambake to take place police headquarters, the youngster At the meeting a well prepared : • • The doll dressed in the best August and on September 2 and 9. teered as yet? Have you Aufcuf-yfljat Royal Gardens, East and detailed statement, covering irans' Service Committee are: mental.pppaiatj&vout of gear.- — ational far""- It.was a cojiVj>g match and closely played secretary when he was senior sena- homemade clothes was exhibited once- If so, a return trip-will be was thoroughly Rahway.ls he?d In a rather boastful manner the and the following sub-committee: 8-hole medal playJhandicap f or the house-cojnmittee cup. sentatives. It would-be hard-to iams unit Duane Rutter promise to on August 12; and by Clayton S. within ^thp-time, lljnit when the mittees will be appointed within a boy admitted that the, very turkey erer, James McGee and Fred - - • - STRIKE OVER — NEWSPAPERS BACK AGAIN " ' PROCESSED POOD: Blue Kuhn, candidate for the ministry, icheitlin: hospltalization, Law- \. Sisson captured the flag contest. Le Grand Hodges was find stronger testimony that mem- have the grounds going in full .same dont^vbtS-toe.. last bank week or ten days. It was proposed he was holding under his arm, After nearly three weeks without the Metropolitan tamps T2 through Z2, and Al bers of the Congress" of the United December 3rd August 19'and 26.' to serve a breakfast between 11:30 happened to be the 19th bird, he hrough N, good for l(r points swing soon' as the weather-man Sunday, September 9. the Rev.Could necessity CD_1. Leo Doyle Back ence E. Flynn and Harry_New^ - • -dailies, togive-us-the^news-of--the world,-the-Newspaper- actor jn.Jhe _s_weepstakes...... States- need -better-cornpensation- SPORTSTJACKETS - gives-the-green light.— the-call-Boes-qut^Jor-new^dDnors-J and 2:30, and hold trie clambaknanee r -• ., . ,. . Arthur Ti Pprry, l-ach.~ The following expire July" •for the work they do. In an announcement issued- Clarence Si "Wood, &3JT, of Ro- The~ other boys were located and and Mail Delivefers Union went back to work agreeing • » • 1: T2 through X2. _lGrovet Cleveland) selle, will conduct the service of to keep the local standard-of -civil-- Mafty State officials, guests from To Post OfficeToF" Tyler E. Clark 'and Edgar R. No Time-to Think by Price Administrator Chester ian service at a high point. ^ brought to headquarters where Tandy: Loans. ^Kenneth S. Sim- .-. to accept the jurisdiction and authority of the War Labor "Babe" Ruth breaks-ihe-big league record of-29 home SUGAR: SugaV-stamp~3B~now" Races, between showers, gave Holy Communion at 11 a. m. and neighboring posts and county of- they confessed. In every practical sense, mem- the children from the Grover Bowles the new Ration Book IS will will also be the preacher. Local business firms have given ficers will be present to grace the men, Edgar R. "Tandy and James' Board. In doing so the distributors go back under the uns made by himself last year when he batted out two ood for 5 pounds. Sugar for the time and help needed to main- So far three of the turkeys have Postmaster Martin F. (jpttincs McOee, Vi-ImlilllULiuii Tyl«l E one canning obtainable by ap-bers of Congress have-been elected reg. to 19.50 Cleveland playground, some recre- be ready December 3. There will The committee on tl}prenovat- onnHitirm<; of thp old contract with the Publishers Associa- lome runs making a total of 31 home runs this year. This lain permanent reglaUatiuu CB been" recovered. Police believe the has welcomed back to his clerical Clark and Lawrence E. Flynn; ittefltlon at rationing b'oardc.Ap- to thp hoard of gnvprr^nrg nf oT lng ana decorating oi ax., .raurs On the same aate the post will youngsters are'hi on the art of force at the Rahway Post Office ecord got the "Babe" a ?100,000 movie contract. world's grandest country—not a In the relay race for the younger be issued 150,000,000 copies ters, easily accessible in the Bhop- sponsor a monthly waste paper tiomestic problems (welfare), tion of New York City: \j. ily by mail. these books—which Mr. Bowles Church will meet tomorrow night ping center of town. They are lo- black-marketing, and were operat- Corporal Leo R. Doyle after four Harry Newman, Frank Ketterer *. * * country club. They represent Im- set. Lee Kane, Billy Kruse. Nick at 6 o'clock in the Parish House, drive throughout the city. The and one-half years of service in • ••• This newspaper strike, in a way, was more of a serious SHOES: Airplane stamps 1, 2. Albano were the winners. hopes will be the OPA's last. The cated as foltyws: Kirsteln's Phar- ing a market of their own inven- in Book 3 now.good.for a pair portant segments of people who 80 Elm avenue, to view the^ floor chairman is former Commander the armed forces. Corp. Doyle is Continued on Page Five" affair than many people have knowledge of. It turned the Experiences that are not common in traveling on the have—chospn them tn help boss Know the joy of ease and .relaxation. Take nf r^ctrtVinHoTI hp ffrfim macy, 74 East Cherry street; Tyler E. Clark. William Hoodzow tion. if shoes each. Another stamp be- Whoolba i fnr the ^proposed improve- LlWd'a Dmy OlOl'e. 71 Bast-MH- -No doiiht nll_gULhe_£entJfflJhe_| the first returning veteran to the. • wheels of information backward several years, and to big ig ocean-going steamships were experienced by Octave (not a playground) the most in- one easy-fitting- sport jacket, preferably and Louis Qaray. December 5th to 15th._, ments. Seymour. Williams, local is the vice chairman. Reformatory for a period. By the Post Office, eight regular omes good August 1. Loose fluential power under the shining ton avenue; Oxman'fi 1537 Main . Chaillet, of 75 Fulton street, this past week aboard the amps cannot be used except for Three-legged race—Louis Garay At the_ same time, the Price Ad- architect, will explain the plans. street; Red Cross Headquarters, The Rahway Veterans Memorial time they get out there will be no ployees still remaining in the serv- Judge Schwartz Dismissed - and little merchants alike, cost them thousands of dollars. sun, and, until early this month, in a mannish dutdoor pattern, and mix Joseph L. Parkhurst. chairman, Home proposal was brought up ig French Liner. La Tou^~-~t3S3Khicli sailed from New- ur chase by mall irder. and Lee Katie. that City Hall and by calling M?s, Ross more OPA and "swiping" turkeys ice: ' ; Complaint of Falkenberg . In some instances much food, was lost because producers they got $10,000 a year—the pay Handicap Race—200-yard race, ministrator, >et> itAn will preside. Members, of the con- and considerable discussion and will not be worth the trouble, they Corp. Doyle was inducted into ork July 13 for Le Havre, France. .The. boat«f?s,grounded FUEL OIL: Fill out the renewal of a Junior.rrcriivK' same with, slacks irr harmonizing or con- 23,000,000-motorists will get new Fowler, Rahway 7-1209, Red Cross had no means of letting 'the public know about it. Ray Ross and BUT Kruse. gregation have been Invited to blood bank, chairman.. favorable comment, but no definite will' be so plentiful. the army with the first group to Against Dr. Ralph Sena pplicatlon form sent you by your One of. America's ugliest habits trasting color. The result is an ensemble "A" gasoline books, the third edi- present their ideas. action was taken. Installation of The news distributors certainly picked a vital time to n Wolf Bank, 200 miles out from Barfleur, France. It ationing board and return it to Jack contest—Winners for boys, leave Rahway on Feb. 5, 1941, JO is criticizing Congress for short- tion since gas rationing .began. the new-officers is scheduled to months prior to Pearl Harbor. He Sitting in the place of Pollcei; bring forth the strike; a time when some of the most im- as an exciting time and altho the liner got off the ledge he board immediately. When you that makes for solid comfort . .. and these ' Jack Jones and Ralph Newman. -V- comings that result directly from -JUb&na,__and The._OPA hopes these will be^the 4.taieJjlafie_ThursdayJ September was-at4ache4_to-.the_198th_Coasl Judge—George—Kagan,—who. ration. _ Olrls. _ last of wartime ration, series atfd -—portant-world happenings weregoing-orb Ly-iis-own-power-it-was-leaking badly-when it limped-into |~belng poorly paldrNoonemancair "are at a reduced"price1 Men's Shop, Third Muriel Dolan. Eagles Want More Social 20, on which occasion county offi- Artillery and received his early council for"Dr. D. Ricl _ 6, order your dealer to fill your study all the profound issues con-! ue D they, will contain, plenty of stamps Judge Kagan OrdersYouth cers, will officiate. The new com- Urge Filling Fuel News today is the mental food of all nations, and with- sort. training. ;at Camp Upton, Nr X 1554 Irving street, Judge-TrtinfiraHp; ' tank immediately. gressmen must vote on, and. no Floor. Ant Race—Oanlle Bendy Wayne :j-iu80*jfe.,wm not have to use. c Security for. fcM m&n3er£o be installed &t tlwt tlsse Camp Edwards, Mass. and Forl -_ouL4imely news a world can be thrown out of gear as this All period stamps of your present 'Book 5! Was designed to -serve Oil Tanks Now Schwartz, of the Lindea'fWSBEp; i»V Rahway IS tears Ago $10,000 man' can afford to pay ex- will be Oliver Y. Cortwright. Ontario, N. Y. serving in the ca Court, Tuesday night riismlMeCtwJEaj I strike has proven. 944-45 ration allotment. expire perts to digest them.. Often con- . Lincoln for_10 to 15 months because, it Theatres for One Year At a meeting of the Rativray Among the new members re- pacity of Regimental-Mail Clerk. One man was killed, his brother and a companion in looks"-as_lf_£ ration book will be Pointing out that the Pacific complaint as simple assauMfinaiisp* • B .ugust 31, 1945. Do not use your gressmen use precious hours doing Lincoln Playground put in a Aerie, 1863, Fraternal Order of ceived at the Thursday meeting After the bombing of Pearl Har- This distributors strike effected the entire east. It was, 945-46 oil until September 1. needed at least throughout the Evidently Police Judge Kagan war is drawing fuel oil supplies by Ralph Falkenberg, of UtBB»«S5 ritical condition as a result of an accident at 4:15 Tuesday chores for people back home be- Eagles, Monday evening, a resolu- were: Frank Ginesi, Walker Wil- bor his contingent moved to th ford avenue, Linden, assJnrt Dr.A;•; by no means confined to the people of the Metropolitan morning when the coupe they were in collided with a GASOLINE: No. 16 coupons to cause they can't afford enough greater part of the year. Mr. has made Rahway a bad spot for tion was adopted to increase social son. George M. Knight and Leslie away from the East, District OPA Pacific landing at Bora Bora an Bowles said.the supply agencies— Director Richard J. Tarrant said Sena. —•.•.•J-.TJ.-ri'.V area, but to those living in small towns, hamlets and the A" book good for 6 gallons each competent assistants. Mrs. Stiles Resigns offenders as most of the cases that security through a guaranteed an- Carlson. William Hoodzow, newly island In the Society Group. From r arked truck near St. George avenue and Jaques avenue-, hrough September 21. B7, C7. the Department for Agriculture come in his Monday night court elected county sergeant-at-arms today that "it is vital that every 1 When Falkenbers declared lfi' : countryside whose favorite paper is almost religion. A Good Man's Job nual wage for the working man here ' they moved to the Ne was not the type of complaint he.-, he victim was Joseph Lynch 33, of Elizabeth, he died on 8. and C8 coupons now good for and WPB—had informed OPA are such minor offenses they take received congratulations from all available storage space here be : Many solons labor lntemperate- Public Health Nurse was the aim. The plan is to con- Hebrides, and on to Guadalcana: wanted claiming that lie attempted; Everybody is glad the strike is over. It is to be eaching the hospital of a fractured skull. The other men gallons. "T" coupons marked that meats, fats, canned goods, but little time to dispose of. tinue the class Initiations at fre- present. -filled to capacity this summer." where he spent four mqnths ly. Rep. Doughton, who is past 81, sugar and shoes, all will be scarce to use a dangerous weapon/ 3£at« -; hoped that a peaceful ana amiable agreement can be made 2nd qtr." invalidated June 30. The only case that caused any quent intervals under the admin- The meeting was under the di- He emphasized that a substan- Thirteen months were spent a fere Frank Lynch 23 and Edward Lidnor, 28, both of rises regularly at 5 a. tn., and in supply for several months to overtime was one Chas. McGarry, kenburg decided to layThls:xlalia"T" between publishers and distributors and the reading public T" coupons marked "3rd-qtr." Young Child to Care, for istration of the president, Edward rection of George Schmaeling, tial part of the East's storage ca- Bougainville, where he was trans before the county prosecutor."^}^vj Elizabeth. ood for 5 gallons beginning July starts his 12-hour day at 6T307 tfils come. 16, of 281 West Grand avenue, George Zust was the adjutant. after 34 years in the House and Given As Reason; Appli" Elsenberger. This was done under pacity consists of household tanks, ferred to the Artillery Intelligenc Frank S. Weincr. of Roselle,>; can be assured of not having to sit in the house on hot * * * 1. Apply for your rations by mail. Mr. Bowles described the Book assault on Michael Grmek, one of by former president, Francis J. Section. 14 years chairman of the Ways & the ushers at the Rahway Theatre. and he urgfcdI consumercan. s to order Falkenberg's council, said thST^'J days to listen to radio accounts. Of all news agencies, TIRES: Tire supply for civilian canls Being Interviewed 5 will be smaller than a dollar bill. Kenna^Under his "administration led immediately Corp. Doyle spent three years $25,000 in improvements is being invested by Monte Means Committee. What $100,000 The stamps will be the same size For. his pains McGarry was fined their tanks Wle new complaint would be drawiv—- there is none to take the place of the printed word. iassenger cars still tight. Check official of industry claims to be ail membership records were upon receiving their ration cou- overseas, and was mustered out The.-Ca.se~was, rnllprt fm* » n'finr^ Ihristie has been announced this week. The company will our tires and have them recapped | -By-the-end-of-the week Presi- :Tts-in Book 4, but the number and $5 andinstructed by-Judge Kagan broken. Sterling Drug Go. pons. on the point system ""aTForfTBIIssT |_worthmore to-hls firm than letter combination is out. Now, all in no soft terms, to keep away and Judge Schwartz was called "toAT. install a new-drying-house, dyehousff, two electric power leifore"they "wear 'beyond the re- Doughton is to his state and na- dent Arthur J. Murphy, president "We have made a special effort Texas. While at Fort Bliss he was it because Judjrc Kagan had ap-^ ' PULL TOGETHER NOW capping point. of the Rahway Board of Health, the housewife and grocer will need from both the Rahway and Empire The Eagles voted to pay $500 to Reopens Monday to distribute the fuel oil coupons married to Miss Ann Moser, of louses and a new storeroom. tion? American legislators are top- remember is that stamps of certain theatres for a year^ _ eared as attorney for. Dr. Sena in - rcobJemsj)jE^ RRWTr Tf ynn gph nn pvlrhinn | hopes tQ_be_able to announce the the National Memorial Fund. An- rfor~1945-46-during -this- -summer," Altoonar~E school— iphnlf nf Dr—Scnn In -tfhlrh Fal- [—Complainants—were—Patrolmen "thony Tolaho, of~ElIzaT5ethT~he"w The R~L. Watklhs Company he pointed outT quaintance. TITey wertt married" has his difficulties; the manufacturer wonders how he is lotlce, consult the OPA Area Rent Must we send rich men to Con- Book 5 and- "A" gasoline books Chester Smith, Charles Brandt, n enberg. was involved. * . Marriage of Elizabeth Barrett and Carl Hodge, at St. Jfflce, 20 Washington place, New- gress because poor men lack funds nurse, to take the place of Mrs. State secretary, addressed the Division. Sterling Drug, Inc., mak- dustry is anxious to fill household June 17. 1945 at the Fort Bliss The case was well-known in and going to meet consumer demands; the retailer who seeks Mary Barch Stiles, of 2070 Bond will be handed out by school Charles Klasek, Ray Michael, Jo- meeting. Another speaker was ers' of Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder tanks as soon as possible, so that Chapel. Corp. Doyle and his wife toy's Church was the leading social item of the "week, ,rk 2, about your rights. to finance, the job, or can't afford teachers in public buildings. The seph Post and Special Officer bout Rahway and natSrsilljr there. to get goods in the face of shortages, wonders how he is Etreet, who resigned last week af- State Conductor William Prepiak, and Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Sham- dealer storage tanks can be refilled are temporarily residing at 1416 as a crowded court-room when fliss Barrett is the former secretary in the real estate ter a three days trial. Mrs. Stiles. new gasoline book, with five sets James Weakland. poo, will resume operations July 30 now in preparation for the winter. Esterbrook avenue. He has re- going to carry on; and the headaches of transportation, on | L of Rahway. There was a large 11 was ready to open. After wait* >ffice-of-U«l-Freeman-&-Som gave as reasons-for-noti-remainlng4-of-Etamps-for-a 15 month period. "rannber-presentrairtheTiiee ir a iwo weeks'~shutdowu to i sTToTflrly-nrge every consumer to cetvei s-tiecorationsT which we,a!Ldepend,_are particularly acute. will become effective December 22. Kagan were: Howard West, of ,ng an hour and a half for the trial as public nurse with the Board of Plans for the family picnic to be overhaul machinery and to give cooperate In this very necessary Battle -Stars for the Northern o start, word was~recelved that Health, that with a young child Ration Book 5 will not go into Tasley, Va., for speeding. He left thepersonnel-a simultaneous va- program. Our health and comfort Solomon Campaigns, Asiatic Pa- Take the. express industry—in addition to facing all Rahway 10 Years Ago $10 in town for his trouble; Ben held at Royal Gardens;—East io hearing would be held at that to take care of she found it im- use until the first of the year— Hazeiwood avenue, Sunday, August cation from strenuous war-time next winter depends upon it." cific Medal, and the American De- the common problems of shortages, it must meet abnormal Councilman George L. Kirchgasner, former credit January 1, 1946. Sloan, 119-A Rector street, Eliza- me. Judge DavJd Needell, repre- possible to give her undivided at- 5th are developing. Louis Cilento, work. D. H. Williams, vice presi- fense Medal. enting Dr. Sena, and Attorney demands for service. Like the railroads, when atheT manager of John Wanamaker's, New York City, received tention to the work, and that was Mr. Bowles has given warning beth, $5 for speeding; Michael dent, pointed out this was the that Ration Book 4 must be saved Delia Pia, 300 Lafayette street, chairman of the picnic committee, iVeiner, wfre la conference all means of transportation fail, it must take up the slack. ord this week of his appointment as personnel director of What was required to perform the and Percy W. Robinson, who heads first time work has been suspend- hat time. No out-bf-court settle- duties satisfactorily. intact until the new books be- Newark, $5 for passing traffic ed since September 1941 when the Elks Continue to Help When the housewife ships her birthday gift, when the he Works Program Administrarlon. ; come valid, because—the spare light. the commlttee~for the clambake, Pellegrino Wins Back ment was announced. ' " • • » * Ho- UHMtett w&o. wvt&... Mrs. Stiles had spent half-a- at Royal Gardens, August 26, ex-plant was moved to Rahway from farmer moves his perishable crops, when the factory week working under- the supervi- stamps in Book 4 must serve dur- Newark. Previously it had • been Little Crippled Friends; ing an interim period when its pect to show two big turn-outs for Old Job as Inspector rushes a piece of equipment to a war job, or when the Miss Bernadine Colvin, was crowned Queen of the sion of Mrs. Mary Glennon of both occasions. On August 31 a the company's practice to close Boy Gets Wheel Chair Reform a t ory Fugitive Elizabeth district supervisor of red and blue stamps are gone down for two weeks every sum- retailer needs goods in a hurry, they all seek transporta- merican Legion Carnival on the grounds at New Bruns- Hospital Technician delegation from Rahway will visit m nurses for the State Department Book 5 is not yet in effect. L eL__ For_the_ojwt_ three -years —A-week-ago-the Rahway-Lodge, | Patsy-Pellcgrinorformer- building ChdR tion. vick and Lake Avenues. Her crown of roses was fashioned of Health. Mrs. Stiles took the He explained: Elizabeth, when a class will be |the plant has operated on a 70- inspector in Rahway, won his suit Resigns_PositioJi initiated—m-honor" of State "Or- 1075 B. P. 6. E. at a meeting "re- The Railway Express Agency illustrates how American iy John R-. Baumann, florist. She is also th-e~wiriher of a —place— of—Mrs." "Medora Squler —"The-last-fnU-set-of-five blue- I hour week basis. ported to continue its aid to crip- in the Supreme Court to oust Rich- William Cremer, who escaped' D'Ambrosa, who held the position stamps in Four become good in ganizer Charles McCann. ard J. Evans as part time building rom the Rahway Reformatory,! business carries on under drastic gas rationing, great cur- ive stone diamond ring. Her escorts were Phillip Corey Miss Maxine Newland, of 757 ple children, a work that has al- 1 14 years. Until Mrs. Stiles signed September and the last five red ways been dear to the hearts of inspector on the grounds that on June 8. Is now back. Cremer tailment of highway transportation due to rubber and and William Jones; honor guard, Roger Brennan and Plerpont street, laboratory and.X- Evans hod been named illegally to was caushfby State-'Police In New- to take over the work, the position stamps In October. Other stamps ray technician at Rahway Hospi- eveiy Elk for many years. Chair- _truck shortages and mileage reduction called for by the Robert Ohlott. Litttle Joan Mooney carried the Queen's was vacant several weeks. The must be used as substitutes until Russo In Garden Debut As Star replace him. ton on Tuesday and held until tal, tendered her resignation on man William P. Weber, chairman guards came and took him'back. crown in the ceremony. position pays $1,500 and expenses the first stamps in Book Five are Saturday, almost on the anni- of the lodge committee, let it be The court contended that the ODT and other wartime government bureaus, inability to of an auto. Like other city posi- validated." Rahway City Council had dis- buy new equipment, and lack of parts to maintain old versary of accepting that position Friday Night.Meering S^Bartolo known that three cripple children missed PelleKrino without a hear- COOL SLACKS SETS tions a bonus Is paid each year. The total cost of issuing Book 17 years ago. Miss Newland is had been taken to the cripple chil- equipment. IF YOU WANT MONEY The Rahway Board of Health is Five would amount to $750,000, held in high esteem by the mem- ing from his $2,400 a year job, It's Where The Ads Run about half what Book Four cost. dren's clinic of the lodge at St. and appointed Evans as part-time One might ask, How is it done? The answer is, By co- A successful man once said, that-"If you want money comprised of Arthur J. Murphy, bers of the hospital and medical Fast N. 6. A. Champion Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth. A That Bring About president; Max Vogel, Fred H. The new book is exactly one-half inspector at $1,200. In doing so operation—cooperation within its own ranks and coopera- staff. She came to the local In- wheel chair had been purchased you should go where the money is." There are many things, Hedeman, Mrs. William M. Lints the size of Book Four and contains stitution July 1, 1928, and the the Council had violated a statute The Results half as many" stamps — 48 red for a boy Jn Iselln and ten visit* governing the hiring and dismissal tion and a spirit of toleration and understanding on the we need in life besides money, but we have to have the reg. 10.95 and John D'Ambrosa all serve years of experience gained here Rahway Boxer to Have Big Band of Local Fans on had been made by the nurse. Many -persons do not take without pay. Only a few weeks stamps, 48 blue. 12 sugar and 12 Trill well fit her for her plans of of public employees. into con4derattoa that theiw to part of customers who realize the difficulty of maintaining money to pay our bills. One way of going where the money 8.95 shoe—as well.as 72 spare green Hand to Greet Him Entering Ring; Bout Sched- Pellegrino was building inspectoi ago the Board of Health lost- its far more to advertising" than peacetime efficiency'under wartime handicaps. Toleration the future. After a well deserved The annual clambake will take is, is to advertise the things you have to sell. That adver health officer, William T. Flana- and brown stamps for use in case uled for.10 Rounds; Championship Not Involved place September 16, at Royal Gar- from 1935 to 1944. having their names appear In book must be made to last the J ref^ print. Results depend on and cooperation are the American way. By their use, we tisement goes to the people who have the money to buy gan, whose resignation becomes ;aboratory in t dens, East Hazeiwood avenue. The Slip into a cool slack set ... take it easy! full 15 months. whether the people they want are winning the war, and by their use we can all like our djW^ tiiarries out the idea of going where the money is. effective August 1, when he will ;he early fall. Tomorrow rright should be the night of nights in the committee-will meet August 6 to to contactwai see.the-adirafter You needn't give up your smart appear- become labratory technical direc- career of Freddie Russo, Rahway's .populai_Jittle_haxer. names chairman and choose_sub- they are In print. Most persons domestic problems of production and distribution, and It is very helpful to tell people by advertising what tor for Dr. Arturo R. Casilli. -Two-NJR-Iniriatcs'Escap 1 Twh where plenty of Missouri common sense proves what i trol. That a city nurse is greatly would not be over Rahway and Jaques avenue. be in line to box Willie Pep, recognized dhampion in boxing of the Perth Amboy Lodge. The and was in small pieces. It was tron in the marketing and production of crops, as a means needed cannot be denied and theClark Township at all." It might meeting was presided over by Ex- found lashed together and hooked Cash In Advance needed. ... President Truman to date has shown plenty o be suggested for safety's sake, if Also eleven men will be sent for circles. of self-preservation, for the farmer alone is almost help- DIRECT PHONE FROM RAHWAY. Board of Health is anxious to have pre-inductlon physical examina- alted Ruler Garthwaite, with Jo- onto the wall and the men climbed Local Minimum Charre tf» that stuff. Premier Stalin may also find Truman a gooi ****** Jf- * the position filled at the earliest they must fly, that they confine seph A. Keating', secretary, and to the top of the wall and dropped Any One Ad SO Centa^ less_to cope.with the forces that are continually, working their practice to open country tion. Kennedy and Scarpitto are Continued on Page Eight horse trader and "real estater" when it comes to fixinj Ask Operator for WX 5252 ". ;. possible moment. The same goes volunteers. Albert P. Quinlln, treasurer. "over without being seen. Lower rate for I or more ~""* thim. _ for a health nfflrpr. where there are few houses. THE RAHWAY RECORD THURSDAY, JULY 26/ 1945 .. THURSDAY,; JULY 26, 1945

Electrical Show oi 1914 Soll Testing Simplified Canal was ttermed A new electric eye application, The raimu \ Wet Weather on Okinawa the "photelometer." which "blEgpst electrical Installation when it was opened ld" when it was opened ures the potash content, simpli- The Railway Reeord Social fies and speeds up soil testing. fe#^: Shop here Thwn&uy itfffM «Hl 9 Vcloefc Franklin School Teacher Paul Ford Receives y Carlin Officiates Idith Schoeffler WAVES-Observe At Oathout-Muller Rites Rrkle.ofl.A.Smith Weds Army Sergeant Upson Scholarship Reception Held Sdturday Mayor Edvyard'J. Carlln, on Sat- The marriage of Miss Helen Van The wedding reception of Mr. Third Birtinlay ,,,-at hia eUlet Paul Ford, of 339 Hamilton nd Mrs. *TanK Hyae. aejayea TJ street. .Rahway. is one of eight Cpl. James N. Post, of Air Corps, ay by singing "T-he Loroys officiated at the wedding of M Franklin School, _and Sgt. Edwin months by the exigencies of war. Dorojiiiy MuUer, da'uKhter^of Mr. Reception for FriendsF , high and preparatory school Women of the Navy Offu- Wright Flfld, Dayton, O., arrived "rayer" in du£t. Burrell, of Peapack, took place on as held a( the home of the arid Mrs. Joseph F. Muiler, of graduates who have been awarded |>y Many Positions Vital iride's parents, Mr.'and Mrs. Friday for a visit With his parents Bradley Beach Horne lunciay at Peapack. . Mrs. DeWitt Mr. and Mrs. John Post, 13p2 Bry- Samuel pawson. formerly of this 1649 §ssex street and Harrison M. Corwins of 874 Westfield ave- Upson Memorial Scholarships pro- Frank Solewip, of 671 Central ave- Oathout. formerly of Blngharriton, viding tuition, general and course To Final Victory ue. Saturday and the yoiing peo- ant street. ity. has been moved to the home Miss Edith R. Schoeffler, daugh- nue, attended the bride as matron of his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth N. Y.. now residing 'In this city. ;er of Mrs. Herman Schoeffler, of lees at Rutgers University. The ile (hen left on their delayed Trie bride was given in marriage of honor, H. A. Craig was best scholarship awards have been an- As the •WAVES, 86,000 strong, loneymoon. Mr. H.yde was twice Police Sgt. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fraser, of H.Izat>ethport, following i77 East Milton avenue, and Jo-man. Mrs. J. Pufdy Mead, of Rommel. 442 Harrison street, are a stroke suffered 10 days ago. by her father. nounced by Dean of Men Earl Reed prepare to observe their third arf- ("bunded in action and now is at The bride was attired in white ;eph A. Smith, of 583 East Milton MountairiView road, Hillcrest, lome on physical discharge. vacationing at Belmar and Buffa- -Stlversrtr former- reshfcnt-of-Rah— niversaiy July_3ur4nore-llian_B.Q00- eytlet-embroldery-and-laoe.-white- ivenueT'son'of ETf. UUU Mrs. Mich-- The occasion~alsb~rnarked~the Rev. Chester M. Davis, DJD., way, chairman of the university's of the young women wearing the 1 hat and short veil. She wore a Jiel Smith, of Black'River, N. Y., Others attending from this city irth'day anniversary of Urs. Hyde lolried his wife and daughters, at scholarship committee. Navy's trim blue uniform are now corsage of orchids'. The sister of were married at a church cere- were DeWitt M. Cowlns, Miss- you need money to buy a home or to refinance nd the return on, a disability dis- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stacy, :he'lr Vermont farm this wieek for the bridegroom and husband. Mr. mony In the Bradley Beach Meth- Adele Mershon, Mr. arid Mrs. c. The Upson scholarships, estab- on duty and in training in the :harge the brother of the bride. 1050 Broad street, have been en- his annual vacation from duties your present mortgage at a low rate of in- and Mrs. Frederick Vought, of idist Church, Saturday afternoon, S. Bush, Mrs. Emma Chamberlain lished in memory of the late Irving Third Naval District. Edward S. Solewin. at home with tertaining Mrs. Samuel Gluckman as pastor of First' Presbyterian S. Upson of the class of 1881. are Cranford. were the only attend- iuly 21. by the Rev Oliver C. Ap- and 1. Purdy Mead. terest- with easy monthly payments, see Rahway points with pride to 15 hree years of service to his credit. and son Philip, of New York City. Church. ants. Kirs. Vought was dressed in Mrs. Burrell will return to her awarded on the basis of character, The bridegroom has been award- :ar. , Okinawa rains sometimes produce results Uke this, with water personality, scholastic abilities and local daughters now serving in the plhk crepe- with a corsage of teaching duties in September, ed the Order of the Purple Heart, Mrs. Avedon Giannechlni. of The Rev. and Mrs. Edwin A. The bride.was attired in gray CITIZENS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION as-mnch._av.20_f«t.dMp..JIerc. aMarine retrieves two boxes of —qualities of leadership. They are ! WAVES, in many different ca- Orchids. Mrs. Muiler, mother of while her-husband..Jsin.service. nitons which floated a quarter-mile from a food dump. The he silver star and several ram- 1288 Fulton street, has returned Goldsworthy and daughter Con- the bride was dressed In blue, also .•repe, matohing hat, with short tenable through four years of col- nnri nt wlriplv scattered aign ribbons. of—First—Baptist—Church JteiLansLaCofsagteiLansLa-Cofsage oof orchids. Miss A. WEITZ, Sec'yr—1520-HtVING-STREET Ol A. ritowld — legtr jroviamg ,tne_iioiaer muin- "Wttrrcorsaije uf orchids:—'— ' V i bases where they report wonderful Among the guests at the triple accompanied by-her- niece,- Miss Manse. Esterbroolc - avenue, are Alice __Stewart,. of-.. Elb.eron^jbg g Marine Corps combat —tains a satisfactory scholastic rec- celebration were: Mr. arid Mrs. ' A reception was held at VrF.-W FQ,R SERVICEMEN experiences and realize the value Catherine Olb'richf, daughter "of spending the coming six weeks at Hall for lot)'guests from Cranford, matron of honor. She wore light - ord. Edward Boehm, Astoria, L; I.: Miss -'- -_--T -ii-^ VII^V-^^'J ••/^fu^iTn^* ' - - •' • 'Me '• >\)\? with Mi. pln' •V Mr Mrs' .Tnbn ut the training and-serviee-rert- [.tnnpn binnliaiutonr -and llce-Hodges,~of—Port-Richmond ^oses: Dr. E. F. Tliuuipiuu, of " HighSchool. expects to major in j defedT r former residents oi -Jtahway..__ EndlcottrNTYT. Elizabeth and this singer, of. 461 union_street._enter LXJ M - and Mrs. Frank'Larira, Asbury Park "was best ruin. *"Business administration ana eco- TnreereaTff arfield; Mr! and'Mrs; John Sole- City Clerk and Mrs. Samuel R. city. The couple left on% wedding tained in honor- of - Pvt.-Howard—: no'mics. His father is a member Mrs. W. F. Davis, of 1255 Pier- Morton, of 1501 Campbell' street, trip to AHnr,t,lc Clt.v A reception: attended-by-close en's Reserve. United States JJayal. mn Mr-anri Mrs Willi^rn i frrenoX-was-held-at-the-home-df- at. hnmp frnm r?nfhp CSQ^ of the Railway Fire Department. | Reserve, was amtnonzed tne toial win, of Carteret; Mr. and Mrs.pont—street; -has been a recent, •are—vacationing in New Hamp- The bride Is a graduate of Rah- ! complement of WAVES was set at guest of Mrs- J. 1^- Jp'e.ttlt, of Maple Dr. and Mrs. Harrison B. Duncan, don, Ga., on Friday evening. Prl- Dr. J. Lynn Mahaffey, State XJ • - Charles -Deschler, Mr. and Mrs. shire. . wayHlghSchoolna--merrjier_of ! if-Bradley-Beach vate^Sag£r_hfls__been transferred Health Director has outlined gen- 10,000. As the women of the Navy George Solewin, of Roselle Park; avenue, at her summer cottag?, the Ladies Auxiliary to the VFWT proved their ability to handle du- Cranberry Lake. and of Trinity Methodist Church. Mrs. Smith is a graduate of to Camp Maxey, Texas for further •rai-measares-which-locnl boards Miss Argentier Betrothed Mr. and Mrs Frank Hyde, Edward Mrs. IPeter Ridge, of Portland, Rahway High School and Is em- j ties whose number and diversity Solewin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me,, is visiting her sister. Mrs. He is a discharged veteran of this training. He left on Sunday for if health in New Jersey may adopt far exceeded expectationsr this The Misses Margaret and Theora ployed at the^ Kirsteln pharmacy. the-new-assignmenfc—Quests "In"-" To Sgt. James IS. Kirby Solewin, Miss Marjorie Knapp, Gporge Behton, of 1584 Elizabeth war; on an- accumulation of 117 Many Vacancies Open for as an aid In preventing the spread total has been repeatedly enlarged. Jemple, of 13S{i Bryant street, are points. He served three years over- He is a graduate of the Roslyn, eluded Miss Esther Amarando, of Mrs. Cecelia Hickman, Mr. arid avenue. 1.1. High School and is employed if infantile paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Mazzino Argentier, Today the Navy is still recruiting Mrs. Richard itau, Mr. and Mrs. ,he guests of their sister. Mrs. Ed- seas of his four years service, arid Brooklyn; Miss Susan Kaynick, High Type of Women;, new WAVES with a national quota by Merck & Co., Iric. "Poliomyelitis, judging from nf Ifli Wpst Mnin strppt )inVp nn- nrf^ f>mlly Mr nnri Mrs win Schults, of Chicago. Tnhn W Ttiprwifth WPll lfnn' Is-a member of Mulvey-Ditmars Mrs. Edward Price, Stephen Gass- T.imi'ta 9n~tn 37 nounced the engagement .pf their oi z.uuu per momn 10 proviae jor Henry Fisher, and Mis« Betty Ipcal gardener, is confined by ill-1 Post 681,' VPW. ler, and Miss Lorraine Price, all of :ase reports received, is more daughter Christine, to Sgt. James ; replacements and to supplement Miss Ann Stofflet, daughter of ness U> -his—hr-»e,-- i&il Fern-oW/L--^es?--wili-re$WTheif_ll_r:esij^_te nt.1640. . Essex I Linden; Mrs. Ardelle GUUgan.and • • • then see these ffemelh all of this city.! : irevalent in New Jersey than nor- N." Kirby. son of Mr. and Mrs. J.the 13,000 young women now on Dr. and 'Mrs. Elliptt gtofflft. ,o< street. I streeQtroot it^A^-KiYr-rSfnrruporFtneK -returri.'f *•"-—«-*.' . TTfainfie^d Miss Joan Gilligan, of Iselin; Mr. duty with the Hospital Corps. The Maurice avenue, h'^s returned from and Mrs. James Maher, Frank Forces was made today to George mal for this'period of the year," J. Kirtff. of. 5il4_WhiUier_5tree_L. -S, '-Pfauir- Newark-WMC Area^Ji- headliners in McManus Miss Argentier is a graduate of HaspttHl—Corps"— demands—for pamp~lipTr ^Henr^lioover7-talw-| Mr. and Mrs. Ixwin WH{{?more Guestst>f-Rah>yay Glub MaherrGeorge MlrolstyrMrrancT Noo_ Rationed ;aid""Other states are-having WAVES have been growing Kanawsflk^, and'reports all well'ajt Mrs. Theo.. Sager, .Clarence and rector to throw the full force of similar experience.: .-,... Rahway High School and' holds a of Lock.-Haven, PAM we spending E[ost to WMC's recruitment and placement steadily. Camp with. Rahway. Scout*.' " • ' An infnnnal summer meeting of .Theodore Sager, Mr. and Mrs. _"In. New^Jersey_from. January "stcreiiiTial-.jwsitian- at Regina their vacation flying in their CUD organization jehinctthe -^Army's In observance of the third anni- Canteen Nates the. Klwanis Club was held at William Donegan, Miss' Gloria T1945 to and including July 16, Corp. 5 Au: Greven's Hotel Wednesday nopn Donegan, Mlss_pj3lQres_Lapsley, Mary's CEurch and the Children Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas, 1 there have been received at the of Mary society. Sergeant Kirby cer Procurement^wUJch is charged Millionavenue, Jjtft on Tn^.-ilj] .^ Kentucky inj(_wUl Jisit with ten vfsiting-Kiwahians fi'orii Miss" 'Alice Brauer, Miss Evelyn office of the State Health Departt- SIMMONS' METAI^COBL-SEBING with recruitment of tyAVES!ha s :or CampLoii flenry "" w ;he-Plairtfield-Glub~guests- of the W r ment r'epofts~dr"68~cases:—Irnr liasT-elUrne6rrroinT;wo^'eaTs serv- At a recenrmeeiinjrof the*BOfflt ttfmore's parents at Pas- , -Mrrifia~~ Pfaus was told that the recrult- ice overseas. He. is a graduate of been enlisting a special "Fighting iriance committee of the Rahway Mountain. Clark Township, were hosts to the Rahway club. The glee club of Mrc rinr- :omparable period last year, the For low cost comfort, »ce ihii new (ll-mcul coil spring cagorila. Miss. Mi's- Whittemore Mrs. Rnhprt Plipp- n of the WAC is III die prc—at daya. Ih' the PlfljpficM sr-hnni-; Nn \vpfc Lady Task Force" of new filial jrnfl luuillitis. Of trie: Kiwanians entertained number of cases reported was 13. --,..., Canteen, u n w is the former Eileen Clark, daugh- ence Sager. all of this city. operating under the handicap of and practical single-deck tjpc and It ii available in twin and throughout the Third Naval Dis- Mrs.J. S. Young and daughter. Deutscher Club on Sunday at their members of the local club with the 'AH the means by which this ding date is announced. rhents were made for the publfca- ter of Mr', and Mrs! Roy Clark, of a greatly reduced staff; a condi- trict. Miss Mary Young are spending summer cottage. West Point Pleas- following musical numbers: "1 had disease may be transmitted have full sizes* For immediate delivery tion of Rahway Youth Canteen Maple avenue. tion brought about by the neces- To spur this campaign the "'USS City Directory'. This directory will he summer at their cottage, Ocean ant. Swimming, boating, music a Dream," "This is lily Country" probably not yet been established. HUNTER," the training school and games were enjoyed by the If somebody Has sity of transforming a large part SURPRISE GIVEN SON contain all of the names arid ad- Grove. Mrs. Martin McCoy, of 88 John and "Old Man Noah." The war It has been definitely established for WAVES at the Bronx Division guests. TJIeoT of the trained personnel to high SIMMONS' ROLL EDGE MATTRESS Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict, dresses of merchants who support street, c'arleret and daughter Pa- stamps were received by Dr. that the disease is caused by a of 440 "Union street, entertained at of Hunter College, is conducting Moved, priority jobs in other,installations. the canteen. The merchants to be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wilson, tricia Anna and Mrs. A.'Valentine Those attending were: Mr. andGeorge Gallaway. George Vander specific virus and that this agent This all-felt mattrcsi 1< generously packed with lajcr upon a • birthday surprise honoring open house every afternoon Jrom classified iinder their respective Mrs. Oscar- Rodig. Oscar Lillian Hoped, Other WACS, Pfaus was told, layer of soft* clean, white, cotton for real comfort. It is of 60 Wfst Emerson avenue, left and sons Dennis and Ronald of 556 Veer, of South Rrver, was the Married, may be present In secretions from thplr-snn (tpnrgp Bpnpriirt .Tr—IX. Tiipsrinv through Friday July 9.4- •cupaUons.—The directory—wM •lie city on, FrldAy for a two-weel< -and—Erica—Rodig—Mr- and Mrs uest of Edwin ' Elmer, J. F. are now eligible for, wellrearned the throat-and nose and from the covered in a heavy, woven-Btxipe ticking, deeply- and evenly Jaoj.es avenue, are spending two Left Town, discharges and must T>e replaced on Saturday. July 21. Games were 27. from 2 p m. on for prospective contain the history of the canteen visit at Rosehiil, Ontario, Canada Joseph A. Horling, the Misses Bar- Wraight presided. intestines,, both from ppersons seri- tufted, with • carefully tailored, tapered roll-edge to pre- weeks at Seaside. Had A Fire, Values Up To $3.95 •* Single Divan vent sagging* Available In twin and full sices ^. played by the guests and. refresh- WAVES and their pareuts. A daily movement, the history of the dan- on Lake Erie. bara, and Marion Horling, Mr. and ously or mildly affected with the inent$ served. Those participating review at 4:15 p. m. will feature Mrs. William Fritzen. Miss Marion Had A Baby, women, and WACS are also needed teen House on Seminary avenue Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chase, disease and also in some persons were the Misses Mildred Currie. this. ' "• •••' Fritzen,' Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Been Arrested, Oxfords—Straps—^Pumps. for the vast Increase in clerical and a listing of all those who have Mrs. George E. Ruddy and sonof '2<7 West Hazelwbod avenue, Navy Diving -Suits Foolproof Begun Business, and operational work created by who show no symptom of illness. Ruth Duncan, Susan Flake. Bea- On Saturday morrtmg a specia aided since its inception. George G. Ruddy are visiting rela- Bucholk, Bernhard Bucholz, Jr., Huraches — Slings SIMMONS' PRE-BUELT MATTRESS trice Pierson, Georgia Benedict. .have recently welcomed a son at The Navy's diving suits, electri- Been Your Guest, the shifting of our armies to the 'General measures which, boards anniversary ceremony will be.con- tives at Westjield, Mask. s^ William Degenharrlt,. Mrs. Thif Simmons' mattress presents a value hard-tobeat. Yon Lenny Flake. Ronald Brain. Lester cally heated as protectiorr-sg2mi! tf'a.fortune, Pacific. _ """""" of Health may adopt as an aid in ducted at the training school, in- Funds realized from the direc- Paul Radei_Mr. And Mrs. Frank preventing the_ spread"-of the 49^95 get a thick, luxurious mattress stuffed to the evrners with —Fl«son r-Jted-Plaker- Jr^-William cluding a-review-and—exhibition PapenrHRobert—Papen;—Mr: and the-paralyzing-CQld-found-.at-gieat-l g jjejLHcuae, ^ As a rpsiilt nf thlsappeal, gf a'us 3i«^«Ctip(Mtilayer htpm'^^"?^-JZzZ£if^ttiygna*t- . Duncan. Jr.. and George Benedict, lory wUTTtie~~use"d~to~pay~foi^somg Wrgr Hafh -Mr. anaVMrs. Lee-P. Fierp, 4T3 depths, have_an added safety~fae— EIe5Ied~new officers, nas~JrisnTicxetfTrto«8gefs; of thedisease Include:" • . .... /' •-'• drill by 3,000 WAVES arjda brief oi^The"needed~renovatlons. One RicharcT and~Herbjrt of ^ Mrs. Carl _Ilg,..Cajl _IlLJJr,,-.j. _ Informing the public of the (10 deposit, §5 "a "moniB "'"""• refreshin^relaxation. Its quilted .pre-built borders and Jr. ftptrai avenue, alfp at'Tionje' from ^brTWirescarrying the current are Met~. with an- accident, ten United States Employment rows of hand stitching for extra strength produce a mat- speaking program. item, badly needing consideration avenue. o,re vacationing at ty and Mrs. August Maifahrt, Miss known prevalence of the disease their, vacation spent at Layalette.. Margaret Maifahrt. • Mrs. Shirley encloaecV-betweeii layjfij...oj non- Organlwd a' ney..clt*,_ Service offices in the area to call tress* only'found at far h-jgher prices* Corered in a- foil is the heating system. Anothersummer cottage at iietedeconlc. Stolen' sometEIrig you,own,. ~ in order to prevent unfounded $19.75 project of the" future will be the Fulieftpn, lHa^ Sclyoeder, IJr. and qombustibte fiber glass\'cl6tri. This to the attention of women visiting ~-5l luxurious twin-size cottoii-feh six-ounce striped ticking. Twin and fnll slrea—__—— Mr. and Mrs! Herbert Brunt and •rhat's news: telepBone or write , the offices the opportunities In rumors and fear. , ' purchasing of a public address sys- Police Lieut, and l^rs. Edwin S. Mrs. CaiTArmbruster, Miss Inge- insulation is necessary' so that, mattress plus a matching, hand' son Fred, of 1209 Elm'terrace, were Hie Record, Phone Rahway 7- this service. Eliminating fly breeding places. tem for the dance floor. Omitting Payne are visiting relatives at borg Kummer, Secretary Herman should a wire- break, the spark tied, coil box spring, plus six Fr^dric hairdressers now has seven recent visitors to Harvey Point, 0 Captain Barbara Gwynne WAC, Seeking to have protected from these major projects the canteen is pieris'ide, Pa. Klenner, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jakobi would not ignite any combustible sturdy, attached legs—all add up FAMOUS SLUMBERLAND MATTRESS N. C, where they visited their son 6 n charge of recruiters for North flies, food to be eaten without fur- ;elf supporting. This is considered Miss Bertha Jakobi, Mr. and Mrs material, which would burn fierce- Hero is refreshing relaxation. Custom built mattress to flpera.tprs tp serve you Herbert Brunt, A. O. M. USNR. 0 Jersey has made arrangements to ther cooking. to this attractive and comfortable Quite an achievenient for a newly Mrs. Joel Lusk and Miss Myrtle Adolph Tirbs, Egon Tirbs, Mr. and ly in the helium-oxygen gas now our finest specifications. It has a prc-built border Anil widely used in" diving operations have WAC representatives present Insisting upon proper and thor- divan. Custom-built expressly for organised canteen'." Lusk have returned to their home Mrs. Anthony Horling, Mrs. Joseph also includes lace tufting* The corer m«d If h$8Vy tax* But even so we find it hard to take appointments Roy Muddell. 698 Audrey drive, instead of compressed air. in the Newark, Jersey City and ough cleansing of eating and McManus Bros. Most carefully tai- 51,3 East Milton avenue, after Horling. Mrs. Grace Tunison, Mr. ounce iu a new blue and white stripe* limited quantities imrrujdiately so please call in advance for your has returned from, three weeks at Elizabeth offices of the USES. A drinking utensils in soda foun- lored in heavy 6-oz. blue striped $22.30 The canteen is planning a series few days at Shark River Sills. and Mrs. William Weigel, Mr. and tATOS. lunchrooms, and other pub- in (win sod iall size PTp^pyj* Boy Scout Camp, Rocka-wayl schedule for the other seven of- ticking. Mattress is lace-tuftca\ has nent. oL inter-canteen visitations during Mrs. Robert Metz, Mrs. Albin Hlr- lic places. the-month of August, when groups t?l. fices is now being arranged. a costly, hand-stitched Imperial Mrs. Harold A. Holmes, of 1360 John F. Thorn, AMM. U. S. Urging- persons not to swim in Frederic will rTave his vacation during August hut from the local canteen under the Jefferson avenue, was hostess to An increase in the volume o edge and a quality prc-built border SIMMONS' WHITE HAVEN MATTRESS direction of at least one officer Navy and bride, the former Mary work now being handled by WACS waters which may be polluted by the shop will remain open as we are staggering Rahway Chapter 72, Eastern Star, Zirwes, 935 Thorn street, have re- anniversary with a dinner and GRIES drainage from cesspool or other that are your guarantee of the When jam see Simmons' new White Haven, you will agree will inspect neighboring canteens and friends, at a card party on make it imperative, that women our vacations. ' turned from their honeymoon. triea^er party in"New York on the similar receptacles. utmost in comfort today. 'A most that It is the biggest mattress value In iu price class. Its for ideas and suggestions for im- July 19. of North Jersey answer this call many fine points of good construction include deep, com- provemehtsr -These—groups—will- weekend. .' . STORE. OF^QUALITY immediately . Urging^ persons not to drink wa- Versatile selection because of its atch cjut^^d for an announcement hy FfcdrTc ter from streams or from "springs fortable, all-white- upholstery, prerljuilt. border with inner make report of findings and sug- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rich, 1522 IRVING STREET RAHWAY 7-0843 Among the duties currently : many uses, such as a single studio Miss Aline Dunn. 757 Union or wells which may be open to roll, new, unproved type of inner-construction attached to is September. gestions. 1480 Irving street, have returned Mrs. Frank Venskus. has re- 11524 MAIN. STREET TEL. RAhway 7-2073 being performed by WACS, sh' or just the piece for a very small border, convenient handles for easy turning, and beautiful street is on vacation from her turned to the home of her mother, pollution. from vacation at Ocean Gate. Authorized Agent—Camp SurgicaJLarid_Materriij;y_Sujporj5^_ OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS said,| are the handling of the high bedroom.—DressJtJip-icithjajiice- li^ "•!•• $29.95 Chaperones are welcome at an•duties-at-City -Hall.—~.-=^—— I—UrgingTrarents-to-separate-fronvj Gossard Foundation Garments. Complete Infant Dept. Spe- CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS pressure routine of an overseas sessions a,r.d if any are interested The Misses Virginia Bostwick, of street, from Livermore, Cal., when others any child who appears ill •spread or slipcover. Limited Mrs. John Gerner and children headquarters turning out incred Fredjric your hairdresser in aiding the local canteen contact 473 Central. avenue, and Grace she has. been with her husbam cializing in Baby Layettes. Authorized distributors Girl until the true nature of the ill- quantity. An extraordinary com- of 458 West Milton avenue, fire ible volume of secret orders, re AMERICAN HAm-AND-FELT MATTRESS 62 LEWIS ST. TEL. 7-2681 any member of the adult commit- Moore, of 951 Jaques avenue, have since' October. He is stationed in Scout Equipment. ports, dispatches which keep the I ness is determined. bination buy! •>•"-•-• on vacation at Ocean Grove. Urging prompt reporting of Another eustom-bnUt mattress made just for us. Host tee or' Thomas Orahill. returned from a trip to Manasquan California on duty with the U. S infantry moving, checking troop 1 1 IPS nf tnfnnHlo pnrnlycig —«arefnllyjnilnred-jdlh_n_costly, hand-stitched Imperial edgn Jt'eiix *'. Hauer, police headquar- and a cruise up-iHe^St-Lawrence-j-Nyy- |"salllng"lists, hanrlliug V-Mail at a COMMITTEES A^ppiNTlip Director Mahaffey notilied local and a quality prc-built border that arc your gnaranlee~of ~ ters clerk, is on vacatlorrfronr du River, Port of Embarkation, making extra high quality and extra comfortable rest. Covered Mrs. Joriri Q'Ambrosa, Jr., coun- Mrs. George Zust, of 470 Jeffer CEOSETT TKCL DAY WEI)NESMYS boards of health that the National ties. strategy maps for the invasion of in an attractive, heavy, eight-ounce woven-stripe ticking, Ann mn cilor, made the following commit- Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Ketterer, son avenue, was one of the luck: enemy territory, decoding, filing, Foundation for Infantile Paralysis lace tufted. Twin and full sixes available ' ifai6»OV tee appointments Friday night for o( JCea,rney avenue, have been contestants on the "Glambu DURING JULY and AUGUST Is prepared to extend financial Members of Rahway Rebekah tabulation, and issuing supplies of departmental work of the Star of visiting historic WiHiamsburg, Va. Manor", radio program Friday assistance to victims, including ^ Donble Lodge picnicked at the "Hickories' troops bound for duty in the Pa- Rahway Council, 110, Daughters Miss Muriel Ketterer has spent the Juiy 20. cific. _ payment of hospital, _med_lcal, f of America: Mrs. James Moore on Tuesday in Rahway River Park. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS nursing and physical 'therapy serv- — Studio Conch SIMMONS' WHITE KWGHT MATTHESS past twp weeks at Seaside Heights The age limitsare 20 through Rood and welfare;' Mrs. Victor ice. Here is the most comfortable mattresa you can buy today! Miss Dorothy_KelllsrL-accDrdion.. 37. Women must be citizens of Chaillet. publicity: Mrs. George- Mr. and Mrs^Qeorge_Reilly_and 1st. was guest entertainer on tfti Complete with 3 PiHotc* Many people say it is the "Beautyrest of Cotton-Felt MaN daughter "Louise^ are" vacationing —Newlyweds "Mr. and~Mrs. Ken- the United iftates^have completed THoffman, flower; Mrs. James nejh Terry are at home, 1728"Y" Show at the Naval Receivini tresses," and this is easy to understand because it has the Moore and Mrs. William H. Wald- at Shlpbottoin.' at least 2 years of high school and tame Beautyrest craftsmanship, the same fine tailoring and Church street, following their wed- Station, Brooklyn, Tuesday eve- be witheut dependent children un- all the same careful details that went Into the peace-time heim, flag bearers; Mrs. Merton ning. Other guests on the show Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gagnon ding trip to New England. der. 14. years, otage.-.— Brnuirrcst. The White Knight has a prc-built border with Seaman and Mrs. Cora Fi'aser. de- were Shirley Herman, who is tin linquent. Mrs. Frank Stacy pre- and family, and Mr. and Mrs PAY-AS-YOU-GO V Frcnrh cdpiiip, a patented "mattrcss-withtn-a-maltress" con- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Horling Mrs. Schlepperman of the Jac! • Cash caa be-obtained here to pay bills, sented Mrs C. G. VanSchoick a Lbu46 P. Gagnon of Springfield Light Lightens Feed Costs struction to initurc durability, comfort and Rood appear- of 624 Jackson avenue, have been Benny program; June Knight GIRLS---WOMEN 49.95 ance, lie sure to ask to see the New White Knight— §39.50 buy needed things,' make car or home repair?, meet emer- past councilor pin. Following the Mass., are spending the summer Feed cost per dozen eggs is cut radio and screen star and Roberl gencies of every description. If you need a loan, come in business meeting the birthday of at Shlpljottom. entertaining Mrs. Joseph R. Hor- almost a third when artificial 910 deposit, $5 a inonth .Mrs. Francis Erbe was celebrated. ling, of New Brunswick and Mrs Bipley. CHECKS lighting is used in the hen houses. or phone NOW. ' • Get into a Good Job Now / Mrs. Christian W. Henrich enter- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kowal, o Grace Tunison, of Rutherforff. tained. Mrs. Charles Barton Kemp, o: 649 Seminary avenue, on tou. eD for Post-War Security may be the answer through Winnipeg and Manitoba, Mr. and-Mrs. W ster Brook 2109 St. George avenue, has re Canada, write they are enjoying qnd Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zlrpolp. turned from- a vacation at Laki By day an attractive couch, by celebrated the former's wedding George. 1529 ajAJN-ST. 2^d floor ' Kqbinson Bl.^g. the trip and tell of the beauty o night it opens up quite convenient- the virgin country. Shellubri cation ly to make two tivin beds or one I CHAS. A. ElSENBERGER, Mgr. Dj. Henry N. Turner ASSEMBLERS large double bed. This studio PHONE RAUWAT 7-0I«2 Lie. No. 131 Snrreon-ChJropodkt Miss Madeline Hibbard, formerly couch is carefully upholstered in a 1703 Irrlnf St Id. fcA.T-1K I of the Red Cross Nursing Staf; End confusion, un- Monthly charge on balance 2Vi% }Ve know km you feet... 7 ' hj fil here, has been promoted to firs! SOLDERERS Tte keepsJJieni-goiag You've made some . .... fabric and the reversible, comfort- Open Friday 'Til 7 lieutenant In the Army Nurse w Eosslbly-your-epeeial "q. I." has ton liomfi tor of receipts and wasted able mattress is button-tufted, pe Experience Not Needed a while. An9 now you want those pictures finished—transformed time by starting a hand-stitched and generously filled Point, N. Y. into membfable, keepable negatives! prints and enlargements. There's still much mile- TUntr You'want them quickly. But, more Important, you want Gpqd Pay frojn Start special checking ac- with layer cotton felt. The match- Miss Irene Folinus, supervisor o them' to be as gooff as possible. count. You pay only ate to be covered by cars ing coil box spring base is most re- —•% . ... Red Cross nursing service, Is en That's the way We feel about it, too ... Good photofinishing silient, guaranteeing plenty of re- for the use you make and tracks before new 1 joying a months vacation from he: Is. our business. -And it's at your service. At rfoExtr a Cost! B laxation. The three reversible of the account — the duties. Mrs Mary' Emanuel, as' Machine Operators ones are available. That's THERE'S no Interest or car- pillous are also included at this slstant nurse, will be in chargi SPENCER same amount for each * rylng charge when yon buy special price. during her absence. why we say to yon "Bring your classes at Goldblatt's and Day and Night Shifts check. Your balance can be as small or as large as you PHOTO FINISHI^Q & SUPPLY CO. Yours In At Regular In- a registered optometrist assures 1540'Irving Street ' Rahway 7-1114 -Jjjsh. It ia rosyjQ.^artca^ccjounignd once you do, your you of properly prescribed eye- tervalsTbr KeculaiTShel- wear. ~^ •— TaTrview avenue, Colohla, have All~~fhese positions offer finances will be on a business-like basis. •T't" returned from vacation in Maine lubri cation. Dr. A. SempUner opportunity for quick advancement Optometrist Police Detective and Mrs. L. R In Attendance Dally Rizzo. of Madison avenue, wel at increased earnings Open Dally 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. • 3 •;•£ F-UEL OIL corned a baby daughter at Rah- Mallory Hinman Also Fri. & Sat. Eves. way Hospital on Friday. - Dentist "Nice Surroundings—Music while You Work •• . Norman Temple. Sr.. of 263 Eas. recently discharged from service SCHAFFER'S Goldblatt's Albert street, has returned to his WMC RULES Credit Je*elers & Opticians duty as assistant chief engineer at announces the opening of his neiv of fie? NATIONAL BANK 84 EAST CHEEKY ST. the Courthouse. Elizabeth, follow- .1AHIVAY. NEW JERSEY SHELL SERVICE ELIZABETH PREMIER SERVICE BAH. 7-1667 1 152. 1 I 54 EAST JERSEY STREET • ing his annual vacation. ^ at 336 Elm Avenue, Railway, IS. J. =:• •;•& PREMIER OIL & GASOLINE SUPPLY CO. PHONES: RAH* 7-1263 " 673 NEW BRUNSWICK AVEhfUE Night* • Sundays - Holiday! (Between Bryant and Pierpont Streets) St. George & W. Grand =5 : m The Misses Eleanor and Char- - w..,- - - General Instrument Corp. fine furniture since 1880 RAHWAY, N. J. " 7-1832 lotte Hardenburg elicited much — : M-fe Rahway 7-0860 •TOtESTONE DEALER" - / favorable comment at the morn- 829 Newark Ave., Elizahe'th, service at Trinity Church Sun

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PAGE n; RAHWAY RICCOHD THURSDAY, 4ULY 2?, 1945 PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, lJULY 26, 1945 instructed the Civil Service Com- In World War 0, he has been a ,hc national total of G.253. They W. J. Spencer Home member of the 87 th Reconnais- City Legal mission to. remove Mr. Flanagan's received 134 per million popula- pame frojn the payroll. sance Group of Patton's Third ]. Ranks In tion as compared to 47 for the ria- Qn Poin^ Discharge Army. V-E Day found Spencer at COKI-OKVTION NOTICE 'Inordcfto get {he prppjr per- Events of Rahway Churches, Their tlpn as a whole. -----— ••—-- PUBLIC NCmClMs-nfcrnljy given ion. Mi ' Murphy-' requested - the Coblenz.' qf "We of New Jersey," he said, hat tho following Ordinance qras duly State fcbard of Health furnish a William J. Spencer, formerly of On the trip home he was flown "have more at stake than almost idoptcd and approved on flnnl read- (1st' of' persons throughout the Newark, arrived home, 2109 Stfro. m hear BefflK Oermariy' to Trinity Church Host £jij ng at a regular meeting of Corninon France, thence to Africa, then '•"?•'• (Hands"; Catechism: Questions any other Americans in patent Council, city of Rah-wny, V. J., Held State who held such a license. Let- George avenue, on Sunday, July 22 I and Answers; Recitation: "God's Improved I Dr. Charks Stein Jersey is the second roost South America, wher- he visited Program Ends trinity Church Makes Plans For SUNDAY First of Union Se protection' as "an incentive to* in-W6dnesaay cvc-nlnfT. Jury 25, rM5.~'' eis were sent all names given. on 107 point discharge. Spencer is I Many Gifts"; "The Lord's Prayer." Uniform ,mive state in the Union, ac- SAMUEL B. MORTON. an enlisted man and has been in Brazil. Prom South America he •ri'lng to a patent survey reported vention. Our industries, jobs, and City Cleric. Replies" were" received but each was flown to Ft. Elanding, Fla., Included in the four and five year J the service of the army for nine Celebration of Final Victory International! SCHOOL New Organist of The Second Presbyterian ( Cday by »• - Dearth chalr- incomes are to a large extent based AN ORDINANCE llsplayed a lack of interest be- and received his point discharge i old Ri'oup are: Charles Brown, 1 n—the flrtprnoofl ot J.m^ --• -*- • • T —— -——•—-•—^T •—- — . --—- years. He was stationed for some Vacation School .flill he the gupst. nf Trinity-, in of the Committee on Pttenta- •on-patented inventions,—That- -Jva ORDINANCE to authorize thr r salnry of $2.t>00 rvw | Wesley Calvin, Joan Crabeels, as true for the clerk of a retail avlng ot tho roadway or Forbes ipotted a large contingent of the elwive Japanese fleet id a year. It is now proposed the time before Pearl "Haiu' m at j Helen Crabeels. • Beverly uurmer. rPau1¥€hurdr odist Church in the first th I the National Association of Street from Jaques Avenue to Bryant ,t*d .hrge.eontUiBeat.rf the W«;Japjnei. ^jgjg^ /-J Day Jubilation to Include Thanksgiving Service, store, the garage mechanic, or theStreet and Irorh Bryant Street to Pier- their position. Tb»t flash was thejngiial for all the plane* of Task Force salary be increased" \6 hire a Panama. He wears the ETO ribbon with itrTabernacle ! Clifford Guerin. Richard Jones, the union morning services i nufacturers. three battle stars. He was married 1 s Walker 0t have three children, Margaret Ann, The Processional was followed by Trinity will not be in doubt as to8:15 in the church parlors. duties in September, laboratories in the state—more Council of. the City of Rahway: Theirs was an incredibly hazardous assign- members of the Commpn Council Property sales and other, busi- hae Be how they are going to- mark the Th e entertainment features GOD'S PEOMBE OF A NATION Methodist Church of bunelleni SECTION 1. That the the roadwayy meat. Pud for the ihipi of Task Force 58 regarding the signing of the con- h Th pr Bfpln wm ntip nf flvp ctndl- -be-the-guest-preacher-and on"; fbnp anH nf t.hp 2,<(HHn t.hp mnn-nf Fnrhp" fitTfH f J AAvffauc. ness_werej)assed L Joan Frances and John Thomas. Bible Schooler" and then the Sa- occasion. Glgantic^ptafiS-ir^e un- have been placed In the capable" to Bryant Street and from BryanBt t tract between the Eanway Hdspi- presented the LESSON TEXI-GcnMls 17:1-10. dates heard at St~~ Paul's during day. August 12, The Rev SUi try. tide a nTiri-(7nv-- ii i ld*- liffOTtrBnckleyreveryuiiK agreed- Following New Jersey in in- '"' between the existing concrete ~~ —jess—Bw -Miss Mnrtp TTlnspT<~ 7 ~ _—--__—- and it plungts into the tea. Thft- xe?utiorr-of-a-' infra, and for advance in fields Hie carrying out of His purpose." He' that Dr. Stein should be the-one to ventiveness ^neasurecl_hy__nat£nl .gutters. &ud-vthe_pa.vi " " William TT n-Rm-t.lptt ppnpffll phnlrmnn take over-the-church-musiCT are Connecticut, Michigan, Illinois extended to meet the existing roVdway~ turn journey, in 2 ,,»y, „. Jeedr^the-matter-ls-nt. •where the war has created op- sisted by Mrs. C. Price, Mrs. A.of the celebration has—called a is not in any hurry, but He always ervice pavements at all fnterte'itlrig streets. creases rather than relieves the WHinn, u illegal or fraudulent, and tha^ the portunitici and revealed needs. arrives on time. If we travel life's Dr.-Stein studied musical com- New York and Ohio, in that order SECTION 3. That the said Im- Carlson. Mrs. J. Dixon, Miss. H. joint meeting of all committees position at the University of Penn- provement shall be under the super- pilou fight panic at beicg lost, oervet, Mayor's signature Is merely thel Richards and Charles H. Harding. for final plans on July 31, 8 o'clock way with Him, all will be welL WE REPAIR THEM ALj performance of a'nflniste'rlal duty! Abram found the fullness'of God's sylvania and organ under Edward vision of the City Engineer and the fatigue. beels, Deanna Durmer, Joan The service of 'Thanks' commit- at the church. Committees will be Siddall, of Philadelphia, and ilAH. 7-2826-J Street Committee oX the Common When Vice-Admiri! Mitjcher watched as executive officer' of the munici-1 AND SODA tee will be under the leadership of enlarged as may be necessary to blessing because he sought His will Council who are ' hereby empowered palltr. Grmek. Leon Kordelski, Peggy Mc- for life and service. We find him Ernest White, of New York. He to establish the grade'and make such these pilots, he commented: "Yon know, Crea, Joan'Nugent, Frank Reider, • The Rev. John Jaqueth assisted carry out plans in most efficient The Rahway Library requesting T|ie Ideal lone—talf summer drink that is as easy I. Walking In God's Flan (w. was formerly organist and choir- BOB RECKER | decislotis'regardtng any "and all details I'm proud to be an Americas. Only tbe Walter Reinhold, and WJnfield. by Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. J. K, Fisher, manner. master _of j3t—Mary's Episcopal In coinectlon with the said Improve- finest country in the world could produce boys like these.' the transfer and convenance '(o to make as It is dclishtful to drink. Get the Stacy. 1, 2), ---••-- ---• , ment that may be necessary. the ?pard of Trustees of tot 8, The place of blessing Is not inChurch, Philadelphia, and Church 782 NICHOLAS PLACE THEBE'S NO FUEL SECTION 1. The cost ot said Im- makinfs, today! EBENEZER SERVICES of the Holy Nativity, Rockledge, * * * Black '851, on Seminary avenue, Songs by the School: "He Careth some cloistered refuge- where the Rahway, N. J. provement shall be apportioned and Sweet or Dessert Types • .5th For Von " ""Tnt.o Mv Hpflrt. " "Re rlrniTnntnmTi nf liffn'nrt \pi prgb- a. assessed as follows: The Book-of-the-Month Club selection for September is "The White was referred to a special commit- lu study the-propqaitionr3gh Careful Little Eyes," "Prayer Is observe "Men's Day", on Sunday, lenis cannot disturb us. It is out Miss Elizabeth Meury will re- the necessary sewer, water and Tower Jjy, James Ramsey LUlnun, a novel about a group or mountain* Dry Red Types 5'h c LIKE" AN OLD F committee appointed- The Key" and "A Little, Child of July 29. Sunday Schoo? strllra.~'3£ Deaths in the daiiy.-.walk. wi^fe ~hiia the main as.assief'^ljusa.nist and di- gas lateral? from the mains to fel Switzerland. * Seven." home, the office, the shop. points beyond the curb Unca and, ciJmen Walter.U.Selover, chair- Morning worship at 11, when the two-thirds of the cost of tho road- man , paylcT Stewart, Raymond pry White Types The Junior Department in What is Gad's plan for the life of 'way pavement and work lnci^_ heard of Chinese ^'facejarin^'-Heret-»-on8»tory-»bont charge of Mrs. Wiri7 "BerryTMrs. address wuTbe-given- by-Prof^ -W. .the. 1jelieverT__Just_what-He-told -yduhs-axul citizens-Kenneth-Sim-- is,- Maize,': of Fayetteyille State . RENK ATTHOUSSOU dental theretp_sn"all_be_"3uly—a» ltrKjrrEskelund, the adventurous atjthor ol "My Chjnese Wife," wai mens. pharles Schaefer, Abe Sam Roach, Miss Mary Corbett; :Abram; "Be thou .perfect." Noth- sessed-.agalnst the. property benV. and Mrs.' Olive Storr. assisted ' •Teac^ac's College... the .evening, Rene A. Moussou, 41. of '588 ing less will' do, for He Is a perfect LET .us REPiAife YOUR J. ' fitting thereby In accordance with ' attendiQg'~Yeriching tJr4yersTty^ when MongoUih'troops,- hired by tho Weltz and John H. ilaget. the law as a local Improvement Japanese, invaded Northwest China. Patri- The application of William P. Mrs. C. Euchner. gave Catechism congregation will hear the pastor. Harrison street, died" on Thursday, God. His law Is perfect _<-Ps. 19:7);- and the remaining cost of said on "God". The Bible Map Song; Rev. J. W. P. Collier, D.D., speak- July 19. at the Elizabeth ^General He requires a" perfect obedience Jo_ . . . and speaking of fuel, now is the.lime to get in Improvement shall be borne by otic Chinese students were quick to start a Hahn for position as bookkeeper Your Favame Brew Hospital" after" a shorTillness. He_ .the-P£rfect-law-j(JameB~2:HB. This SILVERWAJt• Flatware, tableware and speciaEl the City at large. campaign to collect funds for the Chinese in the City Treasurer's office was The-Sword Drill; The . Ftennel on "Using What You Have:"" pieces expertly repiatetl and refin* next winter's supply. The - government recommends Board-lesson;-BibleMemory Work; Prayer Mefeting~Wedriesday~atnhe~ jtartorn 1n •PaTls."anUliad'lived in was His standard for Abram, and it -that you Btock-up-with as much aa you can store toward , SECTION 5. That owners of Lands troopi. One itudent related how he jumped referred to the finance committee. By the Case can be no less for us. hhed. Like new. Phona at UT- adjolhln'g'ahdabuttlng dn~sald "street The purchase "of a "bulldozer for John 14:1-9, John 10: 1-18. Those usual hour of 8 p. m. Rahway 37 years. He was recently detiilt. .are hereby notified to Install In ac- on the nirrriing board of t car and de- Franchiscd Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New Jersey •Employed bv the Elizabeth Public next winter's needs. You'll help yourself, your fuel removing snow brought several included in this group are: Jona'-' How shall we attain to it? Only " T nnJ your_gQy_ernnient if yon order NOV. cordant* with a map to be prepared manded, funds uf the'driver to^ght the DELIVERED TO ALL flAHWAY than Crabeels. Marilyn Dedecius, Service as meter foreman. He was In Christ can we meet and fulfill by and on file In the office of the The driver trifd protests but was finally referred city Engineer, all sewer, water aria Lois Dedecius, Joyce' Carofolo, a member of Trinity Methodist God's plan of perfection. And if you need ready cash for this or for any —^— Two dolls, artistically gowned in Church, and the Rahway Police That mean's that as followers of gas laterals to points beyond thq curb •trie him. "Go to h-r," he hissed, 'Tm Dorothea Guerin. Robert Helmln- other emerprncy need PHONE me at Westfield 2-0248. lines within thirty days after the from the Japanese Embassy." Tbe others ski, John C. Hutton, Gary Jones, hand made clothes, were_owned by Reserves. He is survived by histhe Lord we are to seek His power \~MARTgPs adoption of this Ordinance, and'ln the Herbert Meikle, Andreas Morch, Gail Moil'ter and Barbara Bair. wife Agnes MellorMoussoU, two for the outworking of His grace in event ot their failure to do so. the laughed at the story but Eskelund commented he would have strode WILL YOU HELP US Expert Auto Repairing our lives. We are not to be content Jersey's Lufftst Auto jMbollden I'll arrange the detail? personally and promptly. - City will cause the same to be done the Jap. *"But don't you see—he made a fool of himself,", answered Q* Otto Morch, Herbert Mueller, Louisa Manes had the best daughters, the Misses Jannette and and the cost thereof shall be assessed Porters BRAKES SPRINGS SHOCK ABSORBERS Lorelei Nordlin, Ronald Palmqulst, stuffed ihoti dog. Two other Agnes Moussou, at home; his with a Christian life" oh a low stand- Don't he fooled next winter, fuel up novr. . as elsewhere herein provided. student. "If I had struck him, I would have made a fool ot myself,'' SAYE YOU THIS CHORE? ard or lacking any of the graces MOTOR TUNE UP FUEL PUMPS " CLUTCHES Donald Peins, Robert Savard, Elsie stuffed dogs were owned by Robert mother. Mrs. Cecile Moussou, of SECTION 6. That the sum of Men f pr Ray Smith, and Nils Tonnessen, Jr. Kerekes and Arthur Molitor. Helen 458 West Scott avenue, and a sis- which God can give us. JOHN E. HTCHER, 98,500 be and the same Is hereby ap- Both delivery equipment and man- STARTERS GENERATORS CARBURETORS We, too, must recognize that if God propriated for the purpose of tem-1 City Legal Remarks by the Pastor, Rev. E.Kerekes owned the cutest dolls. ter, Mrs. Jeanne Bras, of Pau, Manager. porarlly financing the costs and ex- Council & Night Shift power are stiU short. II you'U phone H. Gunderson, followed by theBarbara Blair exhibited the larg- Prance. Funeral services were is to give us His full measure of penses chargeable to the City ot Bah- GENERAL REPAIR SERVICE TO ALL MAKES presentation of awards for perfect est number of dolls and- the only conducted from the Lehrer Tu- blessing, we must walk in accord way In connection with the foregoing percentum per annum. ' - also or bring in your orders oh Mondays with His will, walking in the light work, and that the. cost o^ said localJ SECTION 7. That all other matters Continued from Page One All Work Guaranteed attendance; Memory work; Best foreign doll. Others exhibiting in neral Home, West Milton avenue, The Kind Of pertaining to said bond anticipation or Thursdays (day befort delivery) as He-is In, the.light (I John 1:7). Improvement be paid therefrom, and work; and Bringing most new this class were Patsy Rowe, Joyce Saturday afternoon. •Interment Finance Co\ that bond anticipation note ot notes note or notes be and' they are hereby and Edwin M. Durand. of the Red Much of the failure and impotence ol n are hereby authorized to be' issued referred to-the City Treasurer -who Is you'll help us give you better service. UNITED MOTORSJERVICE^-GcTwine Parts Scholars. Closing song by the took place in the family plot. Cross; legal -advice. Payette- -N. Baster and Helen- Kerekes. pr£senL_day- -spirituaL- liie is_e'!!: Service That 235 E BROAD jT.Joppo$JleL_Cent!5l Aye.) WESTFIELD Irom time--to-time, in an amount not hereby authorizehid d t o executte aua4 24 Hour Towing Service •- School: "Jesus Help - Me~to ~Rc~-~ Issue*su*ch hole or^hbtea rfis""iMay*lW leryispr Edward F. Brennan PUjMfcund plained by the willingness of Chris- to exceed In the aggreg&U 18,500 pur- the Housing Committee -which member" and Benediction. In spite of rain the EdwsSrd.F. GEORGE J.'HOLLANI>> — suant to the statutes In such cases, necessarx ta meet payxaents required. for Night Sh«L - DELIVERIES TUESDAYS^ s*nd FRIDAYS! The enrollment totaled,66. _ tians' to live imperfect Jives. mada-aad. provlned;-wblch bond an- SECTION 8. AU ordinances dr consists of A. C. Brooks and John .Funeral services for' George J. Brings Folks Back j • OI ordinances In confUQt with : Brennan Playground managed to a. trUkinf of C64> Pwpbse • • - '-'• ~ find entertainment for the young Holland, 44, of Clark Township, J interest at a rate not to exceed all ordinance or an trt.p It are = -v .! 3-8). .'• v,. '..••',,. '•'. ."' "liCi ns live your csr the" ^' hereby repealepl d as tohe conflictingg Mayox Carlin attacked the state- GOOD PAY Rahway Brake Service folks. Jacks proved a good rainy- ware conducted Monday from-his Abram' fejT on" his face in Rdbri- home in Central avenue and then next LUBRICATION and portioti n or portionti s and thithi s ordinancdi e ment believing the Veterans' Serv- 1263 MAIN STREET RAfl. 7-1511 day substitute on Monday, John tion and worship. In reverence a::

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THE RAfiWA"? PAGE STX THURSDAY,"JULY 26, 1945 mm BATES—I cents per word cub k SECOND HOME NEWSPAPER WANT ADS ACCEPTED TO 5 advance, minimum charts 2 T.' M, THE DAT BEFOBE cent*. Lower rates for twn Z H0MU110JII- more Um«« without dnuJ? -iSECTIOft FOR OVER X CENTURY FOBUCATION. THESE The Rahway Record ADS CASH IN ADVANCE. CL4SSIFIEO Agency tate 8% cents ptrwHJJ J T^5 EAST i5 6oNtfc O 'WE • FACE TO-PAV Telephone Rahway 7-0604 Use The Classified Ads F6r Results RAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1945 Wanted To Rent Public Sale The Rahway Record Special Services Articles For Sale In accordance with R. 8. 40:60-26, and a resolution passed by the Cm •The Home Newspaper" irCTOnctr-of-the-Clt]r of nahway.-ct ft regular mwUng-ixM-on-j;;^ Visits Old Home Seaman Handley Serves IMS. lar Veteran thigTimfi t/t Bed Before the Battle Capt. Sapienza LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, MRS. JAMES McCOLLUM. FINE ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, toys an« apartment or house, 5 or 6 nrls j - •"• i, Tf*"—" *f~ Classified repaired. 2095 St. George Ave- furniture and rugs at wholesale •' 1 n^1'." • nue. Telephone Rahway 7- prices. Hand painted giffc. Of- rooms, three adults, residential The John W. Handley, 18, S 1/c, WitWihh 9th 1 T 0000. Jul 12- -fite- jt Erne —section, Rahyay 7-1263. DSNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Telephone Rahway 7-2993-R, al- July 19 2t Lot Location Frontage . «<•£! M. Handley, 285 West Stearns AYKRTISING NEW JERSEY FLOOR MASTERS. ter 5 P. M. Country's ,'-"* Ll> 5&~ Carrier Force INFORMATION Floors finished, shellacked and 3 KOf>>TS FIfR>nSHF.D OR UN- 8) street, is serving on a Navy ship Main Street -10-Pt, ; Box numbers will be sealed. Telephone Rahway 7- ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. ICE furnished. Mother and daugh- v^&s*. whTch""Hs" fatheT-Tielped~purirr 536 2, 3. 4 and 5 Headquarters of the 9th Troop advertisers not wishing to make 0452-J. July 19 8t boxes, kitchen cabinets and ter, both working. Call Rah-- "Service^" commission at the close of the last Carrier Command in France has 544 43 and 44 Sycamore Street IJOj known their Identity. For thLs kitchen sets, couches, beds, way 7-1384-W after 6 P. M. war. announced the promotion of First. ALTERATIONS —BUTTON- Franklin Avenue lerrice there is no extra charge.,.. springs, kerosene heaters and John A. Pekarsky, son of Mr.movement ln history. He will be Handley recently reported Lieutenant. Giacomo J. Sapienza to ---lioles,—Oilier—sewing—services, TWO TirKF.TS FOR THE RAH- Th~Ri~Ill~TeseTres -stoves. Baby—chairs,—carrlagea,- ricarskyr-of—3010- -sent-to-Camp-Blanding-and-th nnrri from the gunner's mate -thc-r-ank-oX-CapUin in the Army- Mrs. Mildred Wetzel. 1464 Main way Theatre have been left for the right to edit or reject any play pens, etc. "We buy and sell Whlttler street, recently was pro- to a center close at home, for re- school at Sampson, N. Y. Air Forces. He is the son of Mr. Street. Rahway 7-2956. Mrs. Paul Garber, 274 Forbes 794 24. 25. 26. 27) classified advertising. All ads anything." Rahway Furniture 125 Ft. moted to sergeant. He Is attached deployment Spencer Is back from, His father, Milton Handley. a and Mrs. Luciano Sapienza,.-1416 July 26 tf Street. Just bring this ad to and 28 ) Whelan Place 223 d '.. -i: must confggn to The Record Exchange, 1482 Main Street. to a Signal Service Corps, sta- six months in ETO, Germany, mechanical engineer employed Campbell street. The Record office before Aug- type and classification standards. Rahway 7-2918. Apr. 5 tf tioned In the suburb of Paris. Re- with cavalry, wearing three battle during this war as chief light in- Captain Sapienza, 24, graduated O'XEIL FLOOR SURFACING CO., ust 2. Errors must be reported after old and new floors surfaced and City Hall. 1470 Campbell Street, Rahway, New Jersey. cently he had an opportunity to stars. spector at the Eastern Aircraft from Union Junior College at Ro- first insertion as the publisher will BICYCLES, RADIOS, MUSICAL SAMUEL R. MORTON finished. 151 Monroe Street. WOMAN WANTS UNFUBNISH- play golf at St. Cloud's Country • • • Co., makers of Navy Wildcat selle, in 1939, and from Rutgers not be responsible for more than instruments. Electric fans, irons, City Clerk. , Rahway 7-0451 -W. July 26 4t Club near Versailles.—During-the For wounds received-in—actior fighter planes, was an elsign in University in 1942. He was em- one incorrect insertion. stove,s and toasters, alarm edroom. Telephone Rahway 7- Fee »10.S0 July 26-Auj j 0671-J. _iniense_ attack of buzz-bombs on during fighting on Luzon, April the-Naval Reserve hi World War ployed as a labroatory technician - clocks;-all-other clocks. .Expert I. He served on two troop trans- -radio repairing. Radio-tubes-In gland, he was station. "27; Private First Class-Albert-J. for the City Service Oil Co. in WANTED — FOUR OR FIVE" \ W then—was— assigned-^as-en-- jancterr tondon. Hisvoutfltrrdictremarli:: Tallman, has been awarded "the .until liu' enlisted In the PHONES USED REGULABLE Professional Services stock. Rahway Furniture^ Ex- Public bale ~3Z glneerlng officer of the destroyer' change. 1517 Irving Street. Rah- rooms and bath, bungalow or In accordancewlth-Rr-Sr 40t6O-26r-and a resolution passed by the u, able work_ln setting and operat- Purple Heart medal. A medical- Army Air Forces as a Communica- B. 7-O6M apartment. Middle aged couple. ~ way 7=2918: Apr. 5 tff .n f^r^ii r,r thi- any nf Runway, at a regular meeting held on July; y-Mail stations in England aidman with-1 lth Airborne Divi- on which .young... Handley now. tions Cadet in January, 1943. He rtrc Headquarters .K. 7-HM lhRhLJ45aji -and-France. _been_aver=. alnn t.rnnrw, ho gm nrimlnl^ completed- this mmtnnnlrannns TPollce-Heiaqiiarters^rrJar-1--19»0 —The-eity^bf-Rahway-wlU-offer-for-sale^at^publlc auction to-thg-lt|gli3 ! 1152 New Brunswick Ave., ^CHXTCHINCrTiOGS, UUEIff W~ months. ~'A m'udunUr~"f" aid tu a' wounded-comra3e~-when *-* -—f)!.'-*i«i^ -Handley-has-been-assigned to_a schooling and graduated -from -the Hospital -El 7-00J4 Each week 'thousands of local folks read this "biaaerrorrMommy, me 6U' Uaj ur Aunu»t7-lS45r*t-ift!0P A. M.. at ihea "~ crew on one-of-the-mauvbafc Phone Rahway 7-0171. so-called "summer exczema," of the Receiver of Taxes of the City of Rahway, New Jersey, the folloi Railway High School. He was em- nipped by Jap fire: However, he CPL. GEO. t ALLEN Master Sergeant WilUam 3. Army Air Purees Technical School City Offices. B. 7-115* tery guns. Before he joined the Nov 13 tt ticks, fleas, lice, ringworms, ear page to see if some advertiser is offering the things described lands and premises:— ployed by Merck tc Co., before en- has returned to duty, and is relax- Zlnuner, son of Mr. and Mrs. at Yale University in July. 1943. Postofflce _ K. 7-111I and sarcoptlc mange,-dog—odor Notice Approx. Navy last August, he was a student thoy want to buy or services they are looking for. Minimu tering the service. Being an en- ng in a rest area. A member of Schweitpef ls^the^son of-Mrrand- -Albert Zlmmer, of -484 -Union Immediately after graduation, Telephone Office Rahway 7 Official PIANO INSTRUCTIONS. CIIIL- Lot Frontage at the Rahway High School, where and other affections get Quick Location.; Bll thusiast of the camera, he hasthe 188th Para-Gilder infantry, street, is In the army of occupa- Captain .Sapienza served as assis- Public Schools .K. 7-17M dren easily taught in your home 5 Mrs. C. W. Schweitzer of 566 he competed in javelin, pole vault relief with QDADINE. Gives If you have something to sell, whether it is NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT taken quite a few rolls of film which regiment spearheaded the tion in Germany. He recently tant communications officer —at or at 723 West Grand Avenue. hair lustrous sheen. Applied NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, Tha$ Terms and conditions of sale on.fUe at the Office of Receiver ol T and high jump events. : with his movie camera. 11th Airborne's push to Manila Jaques avenue.- They have two visited his hometown Renchen Hendrlcks Field. Sebring. Fla. He Telephone Rahway 7-3114-W. with brush or spray. Dsed by real estate, automobiles, used furniture, new mer- the Final account ol the subscriber, City Hall 1470 Campbell Street, Rahway, New Jeney.- •'• Administrator—of—the—Es'tate^of- JO- -. , ~- BAMtJEL-R.-MORTON, .5 - • * with an amphibious landing at sons in sefvice. in Baden, which he -left at f out- transferred to the 9th Troop Car- June 21 15t~ -chandise-rpr—service;—or^f—you want~to-procure r Special Notices SEPH KERLY. Jr.. deceased, will be • CItyiciert , Robert Godfrey, son of Mr. and Nasugtm on January 31, Tallman • • • fc>>> years of age. He was greeted Pet Food Shop, Rahway, New audited and stated by the Surrogate, PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR- them, you can be assured of plenty of interested Fee 10.60 J"!y 26-Allg. ,J Mrs. Sebastian .Godfrey and hus- is an experienced gliderman, hav- First Lieut. Ernest Beckhusen, by friends and relatives. PICTURES REVERSED and_has been serving in France as Jersey. May 17 lot and reported for settlement to the ing qualified with several flights IN(i. TELEPHONE RAHWAY readers if you use this page. Orphans' Court at the County of band of MarierGodfrey, of 45 West of 4"75 East Scott avenue, Pfc. The pictures of the two service- communications officer of a Tr_oop_ nvPTi' NPW danger looms from tntmv shells or bombs, an important rin ln Carrier Sonadron of the 9th Troop "-28GS. CINDERS Union, on Friday, the seventn day oi -now stationed at -George M. Gcott, of 2409-^ftllen- men nrP"f g fast wppk-'s p'.y store at 1470 Main Street, September next at 9:30 A. M.. Public Sale father,: Albert TaUmani resides at job of the Chief Quartermaster aboard Uncle Sam's big lighting were inadvertently reversed. W5" "Carrier Command since March, July 12 4t For driveway or fill-in pur- . Camp Wheeler, Qa. ' street.and Pfc. Willard N. Barton, ships is safeguarding the navieationally necessary marine chrono- R;U!u•••• •= ""•*- open [nr I,,.;- Jlext Issue Closes Wednesday At 5:00 P. M. Rev. Lawrence Horvath, In ocoinic^^.Jrtth RrS. 46 .^i35i»»d a''resolution passed by the c_ Cameron Hotel, Barbel place, in Gapt. R. F. Meyer gladly "right them this week -on 1945. no.-- July 12 4t poses. $1 yard. Administrator. of 1806 Oliver street, were listed meters. He actually tucks the chronometers in bed, first wrapping mon Council of ihe City of Rahway, at a regular meeting held on Julj j PvtrMehrin'p. Coheru" of' 549 Ciark Township. this page. Captain- Sapienza's younger OLIVER SUPPLY CO. Dated July 23rd, 1945. 1945 • - - . on first reports of New Jersey men themjn blankets and then placing thern^^n bunks to cushion the^ : brother, Quartermaster 2/c Vito MliVINT, TO NEW XAKGER" Moner To Loan 1679 Elizabeth Avenue -Joseph T:~Karcher - —_^ .--^-^^ •Th~e~Crty brTUKway~«ni-Offer-Tor -saleatrpTibllc ails -West-Mlltoi^^wenue, - wll^ jreport g Atturdivlsion: store. a; 757 Central Avenue. 61 Main St.. Sayrevllle, N, J. bidder, on Monday, the 6th-day-of-Augu»t^l»45^Bt 10:00 A-lfcpat theoflgi "ixTScoft Field, 111., at the expira- James F. McCartney S 2/c, of meters are widely separated to prevent damage to all from a single SapTenza72I.' i ti Telephone Rahway 7-3020 -Louis F. Sellyei. -.'- ; .-.,--..- of the Receiver of Taxes of the City of Rahway.-;New Jersey, the •-"—-•• on the Queen Elizabeth on Friday. Wesllield. Lamp and shade sale : v tion of.his furlough. : -K. '--', 904 Bryant street and John J. hit. WSen, for example, the redoubtable aircraft carrier Franklin an LCT-ln tlUrP-ucilic. He.par.tlcl- . June 14 tf Rooms WitLou^ Board Houses -For Sale 175 Smith St., Perth Amboy,_N. J. described lands and premises:— . ; '- ^ : Raymohof F. Meyer, Jr.; son of Ancient Electrical Mariner now ROing on at old store. 517 Moneyto Loan Gilgannon, AMM 2/c, of 4040 Har- The name of Pfc. Willis E. Kelly, v*Ss- badly shattered by Japanese suicide planes and debris" Uttered pated in the. Allied landings along 62 Proctors of the Estater- ; Approx. Minimal all parts of the ship, only one chronometer was damaged and the Mrs. Blanche L Meyer, 713 Audrey The U. S. S. New Mexico, back South Avenue. Westfield. Will- On Bond and Mortgage DAY Oil) CHICKS. ALL HEAVY July 26—oa»-5w Fees W.20 Cpl. Leon C. Ramberg, of 2266 rison street, are serving aboard son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, the Normandy Beach Head on D- Block Lot Location ' Frontage BI4 remaining two Hamtltons enabled the "unsinkable" Franklin to drive. Rahway Gardens, has_ been in the~wars after sustaining ma- iams Electric, Westfield 2-2158. Hyer & Armstrong breeds available through July, Allen street, is expected home soon the great USS aircraft carrier of 1823 Whlttier street, appeared Day. The boy's father, Mr. Lu- SOME FOLKS WITH DESIRABLE •lb* 6, 7. 12A and 42 OUver Btreet 13930 Ft. navigate the 12,000 mile voyage to the New York Navy Yard. " promoted to^aptain in his unit terial damage-from a Japanese July 12 3t Rahway National Bank August and September, also BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOM BUNGA- after three and a half years service Shangri-La—which was built as on the casualty list released on ciano ' Sapienza. served overseas rooms to let, hesitate about ad- 12 W. Scott Avenue" 'Ft. f of the Fifth AiF Force TFIghter" serial bomb -during—landings on- Building. Rahway. N. J. light breeds. Deposit required low. Tile bath, air conditioned, That Diamond in Your Phone noo in the armed forces. . a result of a nation-wide campaign Sunday of this week. He was ^th~THe~ "irif anf ry^duf ihg~World vertising them. If you are look- [.35 27. 28 and 29 Cornell Avenue 75 Ft. Command's. 8th Group. He is a Luzon on January 6, was commis- LOUIS SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 926 on all orders. Call Rahway 7- Ing for a room, try advertising attached garage, screens, storm The material of which diamonds to .sell war bonds to build. As soon wounded inractlon—in the~Pacific and went to the South Pacific in _War.I_and was in the.front lines.— Mortgage Money Available Terms and conditions of sale on file at the Office of Receiver ot Tua,l P-38 Lightning pilot operating sioned 28 years ago as the-first- St. George Avenue, near Milton. 0297-J. June 28 3t for It, giving some taforma- windows, insulated. are formed is used in telephone City Hall 1470 Campbell Street, Rahway, New Jersey. Fred Simmen, coxswain, TJSNR, as It was announced her construc- area, says the report of the Navy Air Force Day' Aug. for over a year. rend sprvirp Work KAGAN & GURKTN April 1944. He was formerly em- from an advanced base in thebattleship propelled "by electricity. nhnnt. yourself and the lo- RAYMOND L. RUDDY transmitters in granular form. SAMUEL H. MORTON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sim- tion was complete the Navy de- department. Although her history spans two anteed. July 26 3t 1494 Irrine St., AdjolnE?;— AlUUMUBILE TQP CARRIERS . . City Clerk. ployed by Mercks. Jl, Newark Air Field Philippines. Apr 16 « ma E. ui'Rllu Avu.. nu.lm.ay 7-0040 Diamonds ai'c pure carbon, harry . 868 Stone street. Is now sta- partmenr, fas flonriVri with rp- |ri -world wars, and most of the im- Rahway Savings Bank Building and underground garbage con- catloa preferred. Fee 17.48 'Cnptaln. Mor'tir, « """*• nivli- est substance known.' . tioned at Guam. quests-to-serve cm Hen Soon she S/Sgt. William Haegc, or sb Rahway, N. J. tainers for sale". C. J. Newmeyer FURNISHED SINGLE BOOMS Cpl. Raymond*.' Under, 1776 iari life worked for Unger Aircraft, portantinvasions ol Japanese- BEAUTIFUL 2 FAMILY HOUSE, • • • was nicknamed "The Tokyo Ex-Russell avenue; has~reported lor "Air Force Day," celebrating the held islands, the battleship had ._ . Oct. 2i a Lumber Co., 1679 Elizabeth Ave- with all conveniences. Reason- 1 Whittier street, Is expected home Inc. and Standard Aviation, Inc. 6 rooms, tile bath, kitchen down- Pfc'WilUam E.-Eimer, of 1083 press." » '• " duty at the Air Technical Service :8th anniversary of the Army Air Lost nue. Telephone Rahway 7-2013. able rates. 1287 Main Street, soon on furlough from Camp back in the 30's.. He became an escaped damage until the attack in stairs, 6 rooms, upstairs; oil Charlotte place, writes that he ex- • * * Command, Wright Field, Dayton, June 28 tf Rahway 7-1627. June 22 tf Chafee, Ark. 'orces, will be observed on Wed- instructor and tutored aviation the Philippines. BUY The War Manpower Commission heat. 4 garages, 2 heated. pects to get back home In October. Pvt. Wilson M. McDaniel has Ohio. lesday, August 1, by the Atlantic students at both Rutgers Univer- CNITJED LOST JCT.Y 4 IN RAHWAY, has ruled that no worker pres- CHARLEYS TRUCKING SEBV- RAYMOND L. RUDDY "Bill" Is with the 79th'Division at been awarded the Expert Infantry- ently or last employed ln an es- CLEAN, SDJGLE ROOMS, $3.50 • • • Ray Eastman, is at home with sity and New "Fork University. His F. Meyer, was a member of the STAGES small brown and white dog. ive. General trucking. Also lire- 188 E. Grand Ave., Rahway 7-0040 Bleistadt, Czechoslovakia. It is man Badge after completing a verseas Ah- Technical Service sential or locally needed activity, single, $7.00 for two gentlemen. Marine Sgt. Lawrence E. Wes- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray- military service began in May first group of-night bombing pilots Answers to name of Tim. Re- may be considered lor any other wood for sale. Call 595 Eliza- rumored the 79th will be held fh rigorous course of training at ( Near Penna. station. Rahway 7- cott, 23, son of Mr. and"Mrs_ Les- mond Eastman, of 1066 Thirza lommand with, "open house" at 1942, when_he enterecTthe avia- sent to Europe by the United ward. Notify Rahway police or employment without a state- beth Street. Rahway 7-1381R. the States Infantry Replacement . Training ter ^escott of ~1Z8O-Broad street, ment T>I availability. Hirers ol 2918. . . Apr. 5 tf 6 ROOM HOUSE, pricey on 15-day furlough from ewark Armory Air" Field. tion carlets of the army air corps States Army during the first world write Miss Florence Byford, 131 July 12 41, Center at Camp Blanding, Fla veteran of 50 missions is attached BONDS workers possessing -critically heat, hard wood floors, garage. 1 rtth the Merchant Marine. Modem T7. S. fighter planes and On September 19th, 1944 he ar- war. He was decorated twice for Main Street, Metuchen- N. 3. 1 FURNISHED- ROOM FOR 2 - Sgt. Richard Gritschke, of 1291 Private McDaniel ( was formerly ! duty AND needed RHTT« TOlll-Mo\iiiC" 0-~-3^''^ Screens, storm windows. to a bomber unit as an aerial rived overseas to join the 8th heroism. A brother, Edward E., is t- '• T -Employment Service-Approval. • %TORD WOOD EOR.FI&EELACE, r-_^"'.«nicin privfito home. No Fulton street is. at home on fur- employed at Reglna" Corporation; ombers, alUed planes arid antique «=*££!-PAIR OF LADY S"EYE^ RAVMOND JL. RUDDY 6 group in '.the Netherlands East a radioman serving with the navy •furnace—and- kitchen stove. —Other-roomers. 32-bus passes lough, -rfronx-Itort.Knox. Ky...... ,.• , «^. First Lieut. Charles Barclay Is STAMPS glasses, bifocal, vicinity Fenn T88~ErGxarid~Ave., Rahway 7-Q040 .tchell- . sjwill be .oh_display.Jt_alsp. is Indies "and *went -fronrthere-to-the- in-Atlantic-waters^Captaln -Meyers Cut to any length. Order now door. 2144 St. George Avenue/' atTiome"from-CzechoslovakiaT*with- Station: also small case contain- ThoSas A. Schweitzer; 21, sig- Inc." who scout hidden Jap posi- his wife Marie Ryan Barclay and hoped to have German planes on air front in the Philippines. expects to see him when his vessel for next winter. Telephone Rah- July 194S Pvt William J. Spencer, of 2109 tions in the Bismark Archipelago. ing mirror and comb, last Thurs- nalman, third class, TJSNR, is serV- son Craig, of 699 Hamilton street. view. His father, the }ate_Raymond arrives hi this theater of war. Help Wanted Female way 7-1062. July 12 4t SEVERAL GOOD BUYS IN 2 St,<3eorge'»venue, has-arrived at tag aboard- an ,Atlantic Heel His wife, Betty Schau Wescott _day._Reward. Rahway 7-1747-J. THERE ARE TWO TICKETS TO Be has' a 32-day furlough before family houses, $4,000—$6,000— , ^, . _ .. . _ J* T|iB5iroyiir"pjtflfn*$. TTA f^wr^CTi^HfrHT^tf lives-at 511 North avenue, Eliza- The display will be from 9 a.m. ZENITH CABINET RADIO, 12 trie Rahway Theatre for Sadye reporting for further duty. He has LOST AUSTRALIAN WALLET, $8,000. DO NOTMMTFYC ffHfttett aerial troop receives visual communications, beth. He trained at Parris Island o 9 p.m. Duruig the afternoon tubes, 2 speakers. Telephone Cooper, 365 Stanton Street. RAYMOND L. RUDDY ' been wounded twice in his more' Brig. Gen". William E. Farthing, containing $60 bills and silver Rahway 7-0383. Rahway Brake Service PREMIES QUALITY dollar on Irving Street, between HELP WANTED Bring this ad to The Record of- 188 E. Grand Ave.. Rahway 7-0040 OIL BURNER than-four years service. Commanding General,. Atlantic fice before August 2. Complete Automotive Repair FUEL OIL Have It Inspected SegnlarlJ Cherry and Lewis Street, Tues- PRE-WAR COLLAPSIBLE BABY and Electric Service To All Overseas ATSC. will -present FEMALE Staff Sgt. William N. Brower, day. Reward. Milton Cleaners, carriage. DeLuxe model. In ex-FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN- 7 ROOM HOUSE, TILE BATH, Hakes Of Cars Premier Oil & Gasoline Premier Oil & Gasoline || medals to three enlisted men now 43 East Milton Avenue. No Experience Necessary cellent condition. 2266 Price 1 car garage, screens, nice Genuine Parts Used . Supply Co. waist gunner on a B-24. held tleman, all conveniences. 1343 Supply Co. prisoner for eight months by Uie tationed at the field. The men GOOD PAY Street. Rahway 7-0342-W. Fulton Street. grounds. 1263 MAIN ST. BAH. 7-1511 New Brunswick Avenue and ivon the medals while overseas. Rahway 7-1263 Clarltson St. Rah. 7-1S0J Germans in upper Pomerania. has Steady Work RAYMOND L. RUDDY There will be a radio broadcast GAS STOVE IN GOOD CONDI- FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL CON- arrived home to visit his wife Ruth 188 E. Grand Ave., Rahway 7-0040 over station WAAT at 4-30 p. m. Auto Service Work 48 Hours or Less tion. $25. H. Beck, telephone veniences for gentlemen only, Mclntyre BrQwer, 1512 Lawrence Locksmith Photostats from the exhibition. —Apply— Metuchen 6-1375-M. also garage. 179 West Milton street. FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW WITH QUALITY FUEL OILS Major Arthur J. Lonergan. Pub- A POOR JOB OF LUBRICATION HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD BABY Avenue. July 26 2t 1 Quarter-Million sun porch, two car garage. Near lic Relations Officer, who is in with improper oils and Greases Hamilton Laundry, Inc. KEYS FOR Wouldfa - First Sergeant Barney H. Bell coach. $20; folding beach car- Scott Avenue Station. All mod- METER SERVICE charge of the event, said today may do more harm to j'our car former employe of the Reglna 276 HAMILTON STREET riage. $7; mirror top coffee ern conveniences, $4,000. Write Photostats that while parking space will be than good. But you take no A MILLION LOCKS! Corp., Is assigned to the= first Rahway, N. J. table. $5: maple high chair. 57. Business Place To Kent Record Box 307. July 12 3t ALDENFUELOILCO. Ninth Air Force Service Command available for private cars,'persons chances when we do the job be- 25 Kathryn Street, Clark. EXPERT REPAIRS ON • Photographic Supplies E9 BAH.T-2591 Negro unit to go East of the Rhine, visiting the airport are urged to cause we_use_VF_edol products • July'26 2t LOCKS, BIKES,"SATVS, ETC. and Chemicals —and-our-men-arji-ir-ained-in-this- GIRLS FULL OR PART TIME, WESTFIELD—6 ROOM HOUSE. Enlargements and they are hauling high octane avia- travel by bus. No. 4 bus runs to Bauer's Confectionery , 1494 Irv- ofi™heat, two car garage. Lot Mortgage Loan tion—fuel—to—the—ocenpationa ^he-airport-trom Penn Fitatioimnd- •work. Schwarting's Tydol Ser- G. E. SUN LAMP; ELECTRIC ANTHONY'S BIKE Photo Copies vice. Irving and Milton. ing Street. Apr 12 3t ironer. Thor. Telephone Rahway AVAILABLE NOW 50x172. E. T. Caldwell, 1180 RALPH L. SMITH • Photos Colored fighter pomber airstrips in Ger-Broad street. 7-0114-M. July 26 2t Jaques Avenue. Telephone Rah- & KEY SHOP many. Sgt. Bell, a former resideni way 7-0857. July 19 2t FUEL OILS of Matawan was employed at Re- Henry S. Berich. 1044 Westfield GIRLS WALNUT CHINA CLOSET, 800 square feet of floor space 1537 IRVING ST. Oil Burners - Service gina when he entered the army on avenue, has.reported as a student —Sale- —mahogany-hall-clothes-racfcr-Qa^ strWDDdruff Bullfllng JilODEI BUNGALOW, FOITB. EHONF. RA. 7-1198 at-Randolph-F4eld,J'exas.—At-this and what they mean to your rooms, sunporch. Lot 100x100. Motor Oil anoTOreasei SEENCER- Help You Buy a Home? For Li°;lit. Pleasant heater, in pood condition. Rah- (Over 25 Years in Rahway's AAF Training Command installa- .»_#._• way 7-0422-R. Inman Avenue section. Inquire Photo Finishing & Supply Co. tion, B-29 commanders, pilots and ACME TRUCK. 1928 GOOD Factory Work 1439 IRVTNG ST., RAHWAY Confidence!) 414 W. Grand Ave. RA. 7.2228 1540 Irving St. Rah. 7-1114 j George Calvin Hoyt, aviation condition excellent tires, about Shoemaker, 926 St. George Ave- ordnance technician first class, flight engineers master operation own telephone service ' STORKLINE CARRIAGE PRE- nue. July 19 3t 5 ton load. Premier Oil & Gas No Experience Necessary USN, has arrived home after 1 of the giant super-bombers pre- war, basinette. baby scale, auto- Apply If your "post war living" would be happier and paratory to combat assignment. - Supply Co., 673 New Brunswick TWO FAMILY HOUSE, CORNER Moving Monuments months overseas service, stationei P. S. Bus 32 runs within half bed, plajTJen. 5 Bartel Place, Window Cleaning .• • • Avenue. July 19 3t Clark. Township. Winfield Street and West Grand more secure in a desirable property offered for sale at-the American Naval Base, Exe^ Perhaps you've wondered why you sometimes have block of factory. B. Engelman Liquor Store Avenue. Reasonable price. 691 M. G. CLENDENNY Monuments and Markers ter, England He has earned a 31 Private Gloria O'Connell, WAC, THREE PIECE BEDROOM For All Cemeteries SPOTLESS -dajHeave-wttHTilsTarents, Watei daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur to wait before your operator says "Number, pluasa. .."- WMC Rules observed West Grand_Avenue,_July_26-3t Mnvlnf anil now. The,Rahway, Savings Institution will help you Contracting suite, studio couch and two Courteous Careful Experienced HOLLYWOOD Window Cleaning Co. Commissioner and Mrs. Stanlej O'Connell, of this city has been chairs and kitchen dinette set. make the purchase through a low-cost, time-proven Hoyt, of 1503 Church street. Al , Perhaps you've wondered, too, why certain. Long 12 Employees MONUMENTAL CO. 617 E. Milton Ave. transferred from the WAC train- TINGLEY-RELIANCE All one year old. Call after 6 Modern Equipment the end of his leave he will report Ing center at Des Moines, Iowa Distance calls have not sped through as fast^sjthey MAIN OFFICE A PLANT: Factories and Storei JOSEPH- LEONE-&-SONS —&_M,_ Rahway i-HAL, All Loads Insured financing plan. to the Philadelphia Navy Yard foi to duty at Newport News, Va. RUBBER-GQRPN.- — Real Estate Brokers Opposite Hollywood Can. CoTered by Insurance A Bonded once did... Mason contracting, plastering, Phones Rah. 7-0923—7-1239-J - reassignment. SPARTON CABINET RADIO. 10 (i 168 Stuyvesant Ave.. Union 'Spedmllit* Since. 1915 brick work, cement work, wa- 903 Ross Street, Rahway 172_WE8T INMAN AVENUE -*•-"-•- -Cpl. Harold W. Heinzr 32,-of tubes, in good condition. Tele- Unionville 2-1379 RA. T-S118 EL. S-J*S» Mortgage loans at 5% are available to home " It's because New Jersey's telephone wires_Jare terproofing and alterations. July 12 tf DXL FREEMAN A EON Pfc. John Basarab, 40, of 43E 1300 Main street, was one of'the fc Phone Rahway 7-2669. BRANCH DISPLAY: Estimates free. Rahway 7- __Re&l.Estatfl_ and Insurance Used Clothing Teneyke place, has been returnee mall clerks who helped operate the humming this summer as never before! Returning servicemen are pour- WANTED GENERATTTnTCHEN Opposite St. Gertrude Cem. buyers in the Rahway area, when the properties are 1C87-M and 7-2498-M. Established 1893 R. H. 8CHMTIT under the Army's readjustment 127th Station Hospital, Salisbury, helper, full or part time. Estelle PERFECTION OIL BURNER 894 W. Inman Ave.. Rahway ing through this "nation's gateway" by the thousands ;:. and they just Feb. 1 26t No. 1489 Irving St.. near Cherry St. WE WANT TO BUT program. He has served overseas England, where 80,000 pints of Coffee Shop, 1524 Irving Street. cooking stove, in good condition. Rahway 7-1651 well located and soundly constructed. Telephone Rahwuy 7-O05O HEN'S CLOTIIINQ MI-OWNE 26 months, before entering the blood was collected and processed can't wait to get to the telephones. ALISON CONTRACTOR — CE- July 19 2t Call 1076 Thirza Place. Both offices open at all times Highest cash prices paid. Call service April '42 he had been em for soldiers wounded on the west- •v ment-work—plastering—walks— J BUT.-RENT^TBADE, LNSURI PRANK & ALFRED FORTE. Window Kleaning Ko. WHITE-TABLE TOP-GAS STOVEr ployed at-Schraffs restaurant. ern-front. This station has now Many of New Jersey's industries, stores, offices and resorts are also curbs—floors—steps — founda- WANTED A BOOKKEEPER AND uvperson-or-phoner^ Proprietors TelTEUialietb. 2=5491 ~ Interest-on these J^oans is -payable-quarterly.- like new $90. 1651 Essex Street. THRU PETER. A. BENSENIQ _ • • * completed, its work ln England. tions—colored flagstone walks. typist for cood. permanent posi Free Tickets To 47 Elm Street, EUabetii operating at peak levels. . • ' - 105 West Milton Ave.. Near Elks Applebaum The Tailor Quarterly payments on account of principal increase Cpl. Heinz Is the son of Mr. and Frank DellaRosa, 492 Madison tion with a local organization. 1754 Montgomery St., BahwM Ready for transition training in Telephone Rahway 7-13J3 1480 Main St. Rah. 7-O408-J Mrs. F. Heinz, of the Main street Avenue, Rahway 7-1744. Call Rahway 7-3020. B-29 superfortresses, F/O Albert . All this is reflected in the present tremendous volume oftelephbtte Peb 8 tf LUFBERRY the buyer's equity steadily—and the term for full address. June 7 13t Wanted To Buy a T. Berich, son of ;Mr..and Mrs. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. MEMORIALS repayment is arranged to fit the particular borrower's calls. Every day, for example, there afre approximately-a quarter-million CARPENTRY — REMODEMN G Hours 9 to 5. Half day Saturday. BEAD THE WANT ADS Large Display Guaranteed more calls than on the corresponding day last year. And there's JJO and repairs. Hardwood floors. Write stating full particulars, Lots For Sale needs. . experience and salary expected. FRIGIDAIRES, SMALL RADIOS, Certified Barre, Vermont let-up in sight. ' Roofins. D. I. Muddell, 1343 Ful- 63 If you find your name listed Granite Write Record Box 309. bicycle, 'tricycle, musical inrVu- HAS YOUR OIL ton Street, Rahway 7-2043-M. for free tickets, clip out the ad GUARANTEED Many swHehboords are swamped from morning far into the night, - -July-5 4t ments. Electric fans, i,ons, BEAUTIFUL LOT, 50x200, PAVED and present it personally any . BURNER BEEN CEMETERY Is real "home ownership" your ambition? stovesand toasters. Eledtric'mo- avenue: LocatioirElsmere Park week-day before 5:00 P. M.-at Automobile Insurance Others have rush hour peaks which.are difficult to handle. We're doing Male Help Wanted/ tors, drills, tools; movie-cameras on Hnzelwood Avenue. Bus stop UwofUcep!- . •.•••.• MONUMENTS BRAKE SERVICE " Come > in and get • details about this bank's helpful hr~ and projectors. Watches, alarm at corner Excellent location • INSPECTED ! —everything -we- possibly^can- to-'mee't-the situation. But ^yoajrheip is" M THE FRANK L^ASZMAN, Pres. H»n-Ever-Before~ Painting, anri nil for home or business. Very rea^- financing program. important, too. 18 PAKTTTME W A T C II M A N dition. Kihway Furniture Ex- sonable. Write Mrs. H. • CLEANED 0. a. MOORErSrrSalesmanagar wanted to work three or more change. 15i7 Irving Street. Tele- bock, 224 Avenue B, New York. Railway Record 2107 Lufberry St., Rah. 7-2689 BEVOTB & DITMARS PAINTERS days week. National Chair Co., • ADJUSTED "A" Ration Book PubUo You can help by avoiding needless calls::;by keeping conversa- phone Rahway 7-2918. No. 9. July 26 5t Tickets not redeemabV' for Family on Lufberry Street liability $50M/$10,0M and paperhangers. 974 Broad Inc.. Walnut Avenue and Valley Apr. 5 tf Saturdays, Sundar? and To give yon the maximum Three Generations OUhinj) i Property tSOM tions reasonably brief. Just one less call a day, andone-minnte"leiss~oiF Street. Telephone Rahway 7- Road. Clark. holidays. heating efficiency from the Damage $28-75 2684 Aug. 31 ti oil you burn? longer conversations, will mean better service for eyerypneJ_jSaw, FURNITURE, CARPETS, ICE Real Estate Wanted No Tickets Given Without Ad Repairs THERE ARE TWO TICKETS TO 66 1 EDWARD TREMBLY, PAINTING the Railway Theatre waiting for boxes, lawn-mowers,-youth-beds, more than ever, your cooperation is a vital pan of New Jersey's Thurs., Frl., Sat. Have It looked after regu- THE RAHWAY SAVING? Public and paperhanging. 1592 Irving Mrs. R. G. Golden, 490 West cribs, porch wicker furniture. "B" Ration Book SSOOO/flO.000 telephone service; -*? • . HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL Sonja Hcnie in larly . . . don't waste oil Liability Street, Rahway 7-3124-R. Lake Avenue. Bring this ad to Kitchen cabinets, kitchen sets, ELECTRIC This Is a mUhty good place Propertj kinds of houses, bungalows, . . . it's precious.

PAGE NINE THE RAHWAY.RECORD RAHWAY THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1945 FAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1945 UTS rre I cations were made by i-y qs though, on day. final softball games. At any rate, hitting' support at the right time. and Garwood credited a fuH game ahead. ' , finess loans is seen in the first lated areas of the State and plan ir. Miss Henle seems to grow r'Thr"6e""yeaT"Cottege"levei-evening-certificates-aTe-to-bc Presbyterian Church Athletic hits and Parks made three. These to locate their businesses in those Committee. R. K. Farmer, is onehe is going to make a bid to have teams jjeiong to the Junior-League, Eddie Coojc showed his courage all In -the first game Kelly pitched-magnificent ball all the Lr's fisure oI 'he D^1011 <» 'ouflger in each new fiim, possibly offered in essentials of mechanical engineering and essen- the great ballplayer here if pos-jKeliei r was ttie umpire the way. Errors did not shake him. same counties. Essex County is ecause she is more at ease before of the most active members In the way, yielding but three hits, getting a two-fragger himself, [terans' Services, one of the in the lead with 109 of the 460 new tials of electrical (including radio engineering). Railway EecreSUolTXomttlssIoiir srbfe—A-ietter -has-been- to keep Pioneers' hits -ln-Uia-Hew Jersey.State the cameras .than Jn her earlier friend of the "Babe's," and a reply scattered except in the fourth, and and finally Seing awarded with a win ol b to 1. In the second ncig5 businesses for which loans have ietjtfes;—iFhe-oompanion-piotuft "The objective of this new cer- ' ; and is especially interested in the tartment of Economics develop- been approved. Middlesex, Passaic; program," according to diesel engines,- business organiza- •••'; softball league*—the Pee Wee will be forthcoming in due time. seventh Innings when runs w«re flainfield, with Bicknell in the box, held the home*team in n this bill is an Olsen an,d John- tifioate Bergen and Union-follow with s,on.leature comedy film, ";5ee My Dean Miller, "is to prepare indivi- tion and management, hydraulics, ~'~ league is perhaps his favorite. Mr. One thing is certain, if Ruth hap- scored. " Alusik putting on a great air conditioning, economics, .and pens to be anywhere in this vicin- fanning bee, making 11 Rahway the hollow of his hand. -It was notuntil the J^st inning that nr Charles 9. ^Brdman, Jr., 41,.40 and39 respectively. Twenty- LawyerJ'. " . duals for specific mechanical, ; ; Farmer waxes strong for the little six joint ventures are being under- in addition, shall elect either ma- : v ' fellows, who he thinlcs put up asity of the east during the play- batters beat the ozone. Rahway managed to squeeze a player across the plate and nissioner of the pepar,tment Sunday, Oscar y/ilde's famous radio or electrical technical posi- Kahnu.v Kecreutloii Ecohoffiic Development—-ex=_ -taken.'_ea.ch .involving two or more novel, "The Picture of Dorian tions, rather than for broad en- chine design or electron tubes and i : interesting brand of Softball as off games, it is 10 to 1 h e wililll ho hp thus escape a shutout. L - "• • E. H. lins that while the Department veterans. Gray '-is-poptrayed - on. the .sween, gineering activities." transmitters and receivers. ' • one cares to see. the bus and come strolling 'cross HEROIC 0 . Bacek, ss 1 • Notin a Ion? time has Rahway established July 1, 1944'. the The 460 approved Joans for new with .George Sanders. Hurd Hat- The .evening engineering courses All classes are to be conducted ^ji_ Sportsmen all, he will tell you AWA W&WPOU. PREflV CREEK Fitzgerald. 2b '. 0 0 r ._..„.. ,o p 1 played such .shaky ball as in the—. ft business loan to a veteran was businesses- classified 238 as retail field and Donna-Reed-in the im- Monday, Wednesday and Thurs^ -•;• nro ihr PPP Ww plavprs. and vet ARWHUftfE, -iWE Wft OF UNrtfe Applegate. c ;.-: -.. 0 are design"e'd~PTimarilr - for - -(-1 )r _0 D_ second game. -The Byrnes co in September last yyeare . t,rariej-5B service/establishments: portant' roles. This is the story art-time students, who cannot at- day evening? beginning OctoBerT,' wheri they get out on the playing WTSaqey Ji — | .' j ;_2—nrO: Janiro's Youth hrnrtlven-unti]-July-l,-1945TTBo 40 professional; -38 motor trans- 31.a youffg on the Rutgers Campus Ja..New_ -field-they are out-there to win. Tiffff * OfRCERf ESCAPE fRO« Keller, ri 1 O 0 y Brunswick. willady' lb 1" 0 J spite ..of the fact.-hits were even |ns have been approved for portation; 27 trade crafts; .-20 oung .and whose wish Is g Ing subjects. (?- war workers, who "" They give no quarter and ask for PRISON CAMP"& Itftff It must be said that ." wjth^all- its harrowing experiences. MaT1 vghn Sonja Henie and Michael Students should register in per- -^nonr=—Some-of-theu-fjames.-Mr.- Ck 01 ' C 37.050. 'Applications'tor manufacturing: 16-agriculture: 9 matememhea tt "T*" fl""» to Pinner" troupe, some- ! ave taken a number of the Gov- fails To Beat —nn wvwnl- taJiBg $lfi!t920v=j«ere : ^saiesiagents; 8 wholesjale trade; 4 The, second feature on the TO'SUo in "tt's. a, rig»suier -9*- an are = ; ATitfrg-to-Ui^-ra^lfic, t»Pf np nn Fift: h Marine BivSon Stag irnmenfs evening war courses ang -^^T=T=^ 0 _Q1 -construe tion >cd. 2 ".xecneaiSSfr day•" to-'-Wednesday offering is ifir^M^^ii:QmteT of-D?UIas, Tex., f«i^sorne flrat-hand = 10-w.wish to round out their train- tension—Draslorrr^.7.-J over until the last man is out. lb •-wlB-JW-rje . _^- i Jersey Joans applied for to "That's' the Spirit" "iyjth" Jack itiimmiiiX!~Sn~hU~lmtt!Tfy«arirKtiT»B- Jima HtUb*ttlce experiences. They are,. letleft Friday and Saturday. -streefr—New—Brunswick,—prior-4o Triose youngsters play the game Jones, rf Totals 4 Gasoline stations are the most ing "for a~£&chariIcarpr:ElectJicaI Malanowskl. p Pioneers out six m,en, to Wukovets 2, and ; have been BrlaTgesinnmrbers- ,Oakle and Peggy Byon, in a gay io rliht Miss »toi Merrill, Miss Janet Fox aHd Miss HftUa Stod- Engineering Certificate, and (3) September 29^ for the game's sake and for that Ottoi )f ... R. iak, oil at NeNw York. Miss Stoddard is the wife of playwHght Protested Game Tony Janiro's youth was not his tripje was what spelled the I Army veterans. Of ' the 576 in the total of 238 new. retaf ANCHOR IN THE WAY veterans, who desire to continue reason they draw the crowds. Van Pelt, ss Mullln. If .0 downfall. That last inning when blicants, 481 w,ere Army men. jacj k KirklanJ. Sergeaut ObOgbnm'' g l tJ3! With Old .Picture Frame And let me tell this, he adds, Totals Burk. 3b 1 quite old enough to bring him .vic- txades. K£staurants are second riever like this!" (U. S. Mviu Con* Vh«o) A—ship—diaupted eommunica^ heir training under Public Law KotarsJcJ. fib 0 six runs came across It was hard one was an Jionorabiy: dis- with 28 listed, followed by 13 pro- ., Morse-made his firsUteleg those lads know the rales and Coach Ed Koboski's crack tory'over tough and more matured confectionery stores and J6 tav- Uons a day after the first subma- J46. ~^ '— Kelly, 'sf : 0 Johnny Greco last Friday night to believe, but It had to be written gcd WAC. R^roaining appli- duce markets, 17 stationery and erns. rine cable was laid in 1&42 in New Applicants for either certificate, instrument from an old picture _J)laj' the game accordingly. Na- Jersey Reformatory softball play- .Aluslk, _E_Ji_1_. 1 JrUh^scorjLhfloisjpiainXjeia 9 ^^ Among the vservice establish- one comprehensive job," said Cap- York Harbor between the Battery hould be high school graduates, frame. turally they abide by' the umpire's ers by winning from Merck & Co., McKeon, lb ...„„."": ' 0 ~0 0 Rahway 1. . N.J.NaH War Fund tain Wilson. decision, but his "umps" had bet-Friday night by a score of 7 to 6 Le.OHtard Nejy Qqlf O'Lear, c ...." 0 1 1 spite the fact the young and clever rnents~openin'6rfOr~bnslflesri»En' I am very much pleased with and-Qoverrrort-IsiandT-The-anehor- wr—tUe-equivaleotj-with—two-^'eai* Frank, cf 0 0 0 Youngstown boxer put up a fight Hahw.aj; ROt away to a 2-run City Legal the help of the New Jersey Vet- destroyed ?00 feet of cable. mathematics. For those, who ter know the rules, or they v.-on the championship of the Rec- Caz, ss _ 0 0 0 lead in Jfop flrs£ inning ox the Campaigu Iu Shape the cooperative spirit shown by OT-H Ulrnly t(\ trip UP tl~"* nvHitrntnr Commission City-Softball Star At Colonia Janowskl. p O 0 all the way, in the end he weak- erans' Loan Authority were those meet the mathematics re- 0 opener, when-Ray-Suify and Sam the boards of local agencies and if he is not on guard. Mr. Farmer league. Although the game was ened and slowed up- Just enough VtfTtCE : of caterer, mngaeur, rug—3I Community Chest organizations In Garileu Totals .2 4 2 Polizzi made sin'gjes to succession Tlie Audit Jof .,th,c Accounts of the Jffater rjepartmont of the City , scavenger and well digging. "Organization .to meet its courses are being offered. Students claims the Pee Wees_play fast htyjd protested by the Merck players on The golfers at the Colonia Coun- for Montreal Johnny to eke out * " jg Jjeen' completed f,or the calendar year 1914 and by the devotion of so many • '-^-Television Step in 1839 Rahway . O00 001 3—4 the decision which had unanimous Ten dentists, 9 lawyers and I in New Jersey Is proceeding fat-' also ar^^>otor individual en- THEATRE hall all the way. They make er- a technicality, which will be ironed try Club were given a new 'thrill Coptlnu,ed • ffom Page Qpp Pioneers . 000 10O 1—2 bu? 'eople to the National War Fund. ' One of the discoveries that Jed _._j:ors.like alLbaU_play-ersUliej\often Bears In If apes To acclaim with officials and gallery. . Neither [cd Municipal ^ccpunjan'j, Therewith pubUah pursuant .to the provisions o) physicians led the list pf profes isfactorily," said Captain Gill to television was made as far back ineering subjects. Mechanical or FBI. - S*T. - SUN. -ouUthis evening jntheJlecreation. appearance as a star performer in the following four inning neither Intlemen: Among the manufacturing indus- "In approximately forty of our according to preference for Tavorlles—wliy~—llfty lEaee df~ihe~Reformat6ry\~ Leo" Catcher Bill Steinecke has been the loser might have lost by a An audit of the f^janclal accounts and transactions of the Board or Watci f extreme urgency. Because of into electrical currepts—sprung the comine club championship. tearn got a rpan acr.oss. Kelly and : mechanics, radio or electricity. * little -fighters. p)it7pr chairman of the play- the Garden, and it is certain the optioned to the NffKaik^B.ears by Since shy Phil Thigpen. Rah- rnjich wider margin. . As it hap- llijer- pf the City of-Rahway In' the .bounty 0^ V^orr ior the yea; tries started are embroidery, freez- communities ihe. National War non-fraternization, our men in from this discovery. Road" Satufday^the newcomer sprang a Gasba're- tossed-afr-tlght-baU-aU- ing lockers and marine engim First—year students—wilLcover- Within a few" weeks The play- ground commissioners, is already home town boy will not .findhun- .Kansas City in the 7latest player ya'y's prbm'islng distance runner, pened it" was .a~51osfi battle and R*w^,311844hUb^tdiifty l Fund -Campaign for "the" State Europe must rely, splely. upon pur EDWARD NORRIS ground season will close. This slated to appear and present th.e big surprise when he trimmed self without friends in the gallery shift designed w fortify Newark in gave everybody- a big surprise a tfie reasori for the. decision ..was the way. Then came a break in ' tults of tbo audit nrcrjcrewltn sftt fgrtjri. conversion".' mathematics, survey of electrical JUNE STOREV Percy Platt, Jr., f and 3 in the the,eighth. . Bunched nits by Bas- G P. KENNA. quota of $4,100,000- will be con- social agencies. Of course closing is always a busy time as it trophy to the winners. As a spe- to pull for him. -A large delegation its drive to ovqptajce the league fortnight ago by outdistancing the that at the finish Greco was fhe Most common asset nanled by .he war in trip Pftr-ifir*. nnspy engineering and drawing in both •y-__ Also —- second championship round. sano, Martowlos, Charnlga. figsff Municipal Accountant, votpra-no—npplyine—for—buaine. ^luotcd in ooordipfltion with Com- brings together the final game's cial feature a regular "movie" will from Rahway. Elizabeth. Newark leading Montreal Royals. Stein- field in the 3% -mile event in' stronger of thp twn hnvpr CeitUled "'"" Acuuimtiiut. enormous problem. Distances are IHtilTBE seniesters. ibecond year students : "Under lint" tpnmt: fnr thp Tl Mh nTKe Brn g several track fans have crowd cheered the loser as he left gerald.and jB^lly puts.across three IIWAY loaijs is life insurance, listed by munlty Chest campaigns. Main- vast: lonesoiqeness is the greatest Oak Tree Rd. mechanics, sti-ength of materials, championshipTThese final games confidence, went put jthe first half be at the Garden to cheer Freddie been singing the prajses .of this the rjflg. ;' . . ' .. : runs and the game .was on ice. 1VATEU OPERAT ACCOUNT• f4.9 of the 578. Some listed bank tenance - of morale -aad humani- D.C. electricity and engineering rhentot all the inmates. A friend the Bears in the past two weeks. burden of the soldier in the Pa- Phone Metuchen 6-1279 entail a lot of detail on the part of Eay.Hoagland's has written a ia, J8—a 4-hpie lead' over Platt- when he enters the ring androot iTlie are Pitcher Harry young Ratiway HiglfScfiopi boy. Findiiig that Janivo was not The Byrnes- had every reason C r Exhibit "W" accounts, other assets and real es- tarian services In the armed tqvees sifie-war. The nee dot National problems in the first semester; Western Skies' On the ninth hole put on a fine for him all ten rounds. The bout tajdpg both games. They knew a Bnlance Balance Increase tate. . and on the home fropt is in reality thermodynamics, metallurgy, A.C. Martha O'DRISCOtL of the commissioners, as Ihey are well known sports editor in New Garbett from Columbia Unlv.er- Everyone seeing Thigpen is of such a hard hitter encouraged War Fund help out there has mul- FRI., SAT., JULY '27-28 Noah BEEBY, JR. very important events and take a York to see if it can he arranged exhibition of putting which gave should draw one of the best crowds slt?. Outfielder Otto Meyer from the impression he is a comer and Greco to wade in at every oppor- split and a wih for Garwood would P.e«mber._ electricity and technical repor.t ASSETS 3>,W« 31,1944 pecrease1 tiplied many times. The com- "SONG TO SAT. and SUN. MATINEES lot of planning to stage in the for Babe Ruth to be present on him an eagle. Platt has always of the summer. For an add- Kansas City. Infielder Joe Buzas Is bound to make his mark as a tunity wher.e he could~the most mean secopd place. They' knew |ush __... _ $ 58,354.79 841245.36 bhjed military—jequirements at writing In' the second semester. right and proper manner. that occasion. played gqoci gplf on the Colonia ed attraction there will be the from the Yankees, and Pitchers great middle distance runner. As darrjage at .close rapge. This sort that Bicknell wo.tjld be a tough h—Change Pup.d ....'... _ 60.00 50.00 tl5.109.43 City Legal City Legal home and abroad along with the REMEMBER"' Third year students kinematics. 4 CARTOONS Once the championships are de- In this game Merck started off links. Last year he-• reached the new Argentine heavyweight,. Kbel Jack- Farmer and Fred Pepper he grows older he may develop Of boxing gradually sapped the "horpbre" to master ajl the way, |insumcrs Accounts 2£ccolvab^c 4,749.47 U;ill.77 seamen service and relief to the- r stoi.oo M.OT1CE Also cided. Mr. Farmer immediately by making two runs in the first, semi-finals." ^Evaristo" Cestac. a protege of from Kfliuas City and Milwaukee. into a great longdistance -lunner. youngster's strength arid caused fa. *jja^orAy ^-d...fee possess.both xounts Receivable—Water ijvtcrals - 201.00 —6,362.30 suffering conquered peoples has •liter Servlco Liens ...'T_:..'J....'....._::-.:.: • 148^8 • .10838 Olty at Runway, New Jersey.— : ^Bets £usy on his church league one" each" in th» second and third. Jn some of the first rgynd Luis Firpo. and whose. Interests Steinecke. who played arid man- A long-distance man just njw him to -hold' .on .several, occasions. speed and' curves, but a quiet- futcr Lateral Liens . .__ "" 688J5 85435^ 38-32* Tho audit of the accounts of the City of Rahway, New Jersey, having made it necessary that this .year ROUGH, TOUCH schedule. By the first of Septem- In the third the Reformatory boys I matches Lee Price beat out John are being looked after by former aged Portsmouth in the Piedmont would come in handy to compete Greco took a lot of blows from the thinking noodle. ^ From City-of Rahway-,.....'. _. <-£3j0O - 134.00* n completed for the calendar year- 3944, iji^ieport submitted by Eugene New Jersey meet her full quota. It ber he is ready to sit down pith got thejr bats b.usy and before the Francisky 5 and i, and Bin Dietz lieavyweishi champion. Jack League until he was .purchased by with the European runners. clever Janiro, who besides made The game started off with Plain- hltcd states .Qov^rpfnent vyar Bonds 20.QO0X10 20,000.00 Kcnnn, Certified Public Accountant. Registered Jtfunlcipal Accouptant, I. AND READY" icrgency Revenue „ - .-. 25,OOfl.0(0 1S.O00.00 23.00* herewith publish pursuant to the provisions of R. S. 40-4-2. a synopsis of is not a question of how much we thie Board of Governors and dis-third out. thre»—runs went over won over Dan Thorn, 2 up. RayDempsey. the Yankees in 1944 when Rollie Distance running was quite the his opponent jn'iss' a lot .of shots field getting, a run. In the second 7.O00.00* said report* - get. By one means or another, SUN., MQN-. JULY 29-30 ^cuss~plans. This year he proposes tiie plate. In the remaining' four Reliak,'Duncan Talbot, Phil At- Since entering the upper strata thing 125 years ago. Good healthy T Hemaley entered the armed forces, for the head and body in the open- came two mgre^-it was then Rah- Totals _. - .'.^ $107,513.19 119^70.14 »15,942.45* '"" " . BAJ1*EL R. MORTON, this quota must and Will be ~toTiave"botr ~a' men's and women's innings Ed Koboski's boys smack- "wood andT). "WrBartnolo'mew alfjof the boxing fraternity. Busso will join" the Bears Friday. "He is middle-aged T^aps^Ko'ugTi.fWth"^ ing-rounds.-— --— ~-ZZ^HT-ZI way^eakemed-a^-erroTS^begarrtjr 1. : -CUy_Clerit J -raised." - 7 bowling "league. This league Is ed out four more, making a total got by the first round. | has never forgotten the home- a veteran catcher. This is his'19th Ing of.going .out and hitting off / Janiro d^d excellent work in tb/s"crJD'p".about" the" infield, in the COJIPABATIVB EEr-"^^CIIBRE v' M" goto? over in a big way. There are of 7 runs. Merck made two \n The final round between Ken- town boys. When not in training, year in organised baJJ. . JJp )s an 10 to 15 miles and they had to first rpupd, ma^erly _,drawigjs third, fpurth and filth «15.100.59 Exhibit •-mai^rneirantf women in Eahway the seventh. neth C. Walker and Tom be Pal- or. away from town, Freddie jc^n «B aro>ange Fjind .....:.:... :. Due From Assessment Trust 2:J.T—Clu Color)—8:4." the dance1...and Faughnnn. cv; . . 1 I Ohio, but now ives ip St. Augus- 1844, he covered 10 miles over a In the second Janiro continued triple aided in those six runs. Hits erve for Consumers Accounts Re- Fund „ 3.00* SaJ. J:»t), i'Jio. /:U0, 10:00 the older people, those who still The two-ball best ball tourna-! Jack Dempsey or "Babe" Ruth, dough course in 59 minutes and 50 ceivable _ : „ 11.111.77 6.362.30 a woman aglow Catale. p 0 0 tine. Fla. He is married and has to shoot his right to the face, but by Fitzgerald and Abate, a walk Revenue Accounts Receivable .... 15,654.40 0560.41* 1-at O'BUiKN—^ioorRe Ml'ltFHY with ro enjoy, the old-fashioned square Welling, lb 1 2 o j ment was won by Fred H. Hoffman j Boxing with Freddie is both a two children, Joyce, \2, and seconds. For his win he received and a fielder's choice scored Rah- ieaerve for Water Wteral Accounts Re- Due From Bond & Coupon Ac- "HAYING A WONDEPF.UL Becker. 2b 0 0 Johnny succeeded to get in some l] :; 201.00 201.00 count i 261.00 261.00" mance! dances revived by Henry Ford and 0 ; and A. O. Murray. I sport and a profession, but once Lois, 7: • " . • a purse of $600. not to besneezed" solid way 's orjly run. Both teams made 38.32' CRIME" Humpleton. si . .. 1 1 wallops. Johnny began to serve for Water Service Ljens _ 14948 108J6 Emergency Re-venues ' 37,500.00 15,000.00 22.500.00 . i:3.">, 7:tr>. 10:80 ' — brought bacjc into vogue. There 0: The summaries: ...... Lajvay-fxom the "gym" his interests at evcnjn_thesG_.days_Ihi six hits. 5 S54.25 134.00* Due From Water Utility Wright. 3b 0 1 ; OI leJollow^ -Show_-uup-bettep r in ..the third. In tesen-e for Winer Lateral Liens' 67.13 57.13 Sat. 2:50, .->:"jll, 8:50- wiU-also be-the waltzes to music snornacurc 1 0 « , ? -°NIA--First. uad champion- ! are also* elsewhere. -- ing year the Huntington runner The score:- escjve for^ue From City of Rahway . S3.0.Q 23.00* Due From Capital Account 14,949.30 14,949.30 ro the fourth and fifth the Canadian 1,4.72* •SUN., .VON.. IL-ES.. jJU.Y i'J-iO-U by Strauss pf Blue Danube fame, Young, BS 2 2 "Y" BO VS.00 FISHING clipped several minutes off the dis- FIRST GAME 'ue to Clly .oT'Pariiyay ."..:..:...: -14:72 .Due Prom Assessment Trust Ac- Abrams. rf 0 0 seemed to face the better of the ipcratlng Surplus ' _ 7a*fl2j0i) 61.S30.19 21,181.81* count (Jeo. SAND1SB.S—Hurt UATFIE1J1 . the polka and two-step will not John Francisky. 5 and 4: D. w. Tal- . Grammar School. Rahway, and St. A fishing trip was on the pro-tance for which he received a rininrield 1,565.25 1.58555 OTH ' Tompklns. If 0 0 exchanges. Greco had a clear lead R. H. be omitted. bot defeated Kobert Bauer. 4 and 3; 1 Peter's HiRll ScllOQl, New BrUnS- gram Friday at-pamp Rahwack, purse of $400. Totals ::. '..»107.513.19 $91,570.74 $15,942.45' TOTALS -.$500,828.03 $452,346.46 »48,481,57' Picture of DoriairGray' Phlllp Atwo_cnnvJ.K an a in the sixth and seventh. Ip the Tlernej-, If ~ 0 1 •J:50, «:2S. 1Q:O« Basketball is Mr. Farmer's major Totals _ 6 7 and"5; D. W. Bartholomew•- -^- -*'CK^-H»S-lW.O-J8*orile-SI»H*_as-a- the' Y-.-M-. C. A,-Day-Camp.- fn Living a Secret... «m ; ;• deeate(fef5d S The world's record-for thesame last roujid Japiro did wellTyptil Gldb 0 0 Mini.. Tues., 3:00. »:43 sport. He has put out several fine spite of threatening weatper; the distance hejd by Pavo Nurmi. of Kamlnaky. cf 0 0 ^-.liirt--OAK-IE—1'CSW KV.V.V- - EACH AFRAID Reformatory • MDlet. Lz . Rushmore. 2 and 1; William youngster were boxing and base- towards the end he tired and Greco CERTIKICATION LIABILITIES teams in the church league, known R. boys enjoyed several hours pf fis.h- A. .Santy, ib ... 0 0 —-*r ••*: H. E. ! defeated Daniel Thorn. 2 up: ball, but—as he told the writer— Finland, made in 1928, in per- put over a couple of rights that Majeskl, ss 0 , 1 hereby certify that I have examined the boofcs and records of the. Emergency Notes 37.500X10 » 15.000.00 $22,500.00 The icrccfl'i'imeicroniiiilicpiiron the Vtf as the Rahway Church Athletic Knox. sf 0 : Percy Platt. Jr.. defeated Vic Mlcklas, ' ]le Was such a terrible 0 "That's The Spirit" ay Chrch Athletic ips at Jacton's .Pond... Although many, is clocked at 5Q.minutes and flKVER UTILIT? OjP TJJE CTTY OP EABWAY. 1J- J.. CODfTTY OF UNION Sththee r Lla.blJJtles From Which Itungcst holiday two people ever ihjrcd!( efn, 3b. i;2 and l; Henry Leonard defeated" W. i , .'•„';„•,•.:" -••.ji'^..- .won..the. decision. He was holding Donatclll.'3b ' . 0 0 Mon.. 1:25. 7:00, 10:00 —aad-Recreation^Associatioi*—This ! nrwSrrT3ind2iie-stuck-to-ooxing—Too-jnany-tel— -many-boys-had-nibj>les-only-twp p Snnty. rf -O 0- J FOR THE yEAJR ENDtNO DECEMBEB 31. 1844 Cash Is Required: h 1 45-seconds,—P«rhaps-had-Nurmi -whcn-the-bell-sDundea: -0- pint tlie examination was iriade~*ln accordftnee wltti~5eneraUy--nccepterl--a-adlt-- l943Xlt! Mon., Tues., 1:25, 7:00, 10:00 league is comprised of players of 1 0 HOSELLE—Two-ball best-ball; Will- | lows to watch in baseball. were rewarded with catches. ran over the Huntington course a Tumolo,' c 1 0 0 STABTK WK1)., AUG. 1 -'SEtZNICK INTEtNATIONAl • A crowd of 14,871 paid $69,175 Govllck, 2b Ve standards, applicable under the clrcujnstances. and In accordance with serves A-13 33.803.30 —all_nationa]i:.i« Thprp is a u-^lfi p .2-- 0 , ter Foert .and. Bui McQueston, 77-12— j - -Like-most-boys-of-the-younger - Billy philljp cajight a small 0 2 0 lie requirements of the Division- of Local government, of the Department 1944 Appropriates Re- lU-tty (jltABI.E—UlcK IIAYMJSS ! century ago, he would have been to see the bout. As guests "oTJiJikE : from the Russian Orthodox, the Petrezzello. cf 0 pasbara.-p -.".'.!!~!~!!;!!"-~!- 6 0 0 if Taxation and Flna'nce.' -r further" certtfy-that-r-faave reported -or-com.-. -- - tervw .'..„...•. •- 33,318.02 485.28 ? i "^^'T SSuS^nfS: 8ener.ati.ri who have gone p,aces sunny and Allen Palmer an eel. slowed up at least 5 m|'putes. ' 0 0 "Piaraoni Horseshoe" ,V " —T Jewish Synagogue. Ebenezer Col- Williams. 2b 1 in Jacobs was LOOP wounded servipe (Krleger, p !:..!...!"" 0 hented upon "any error, omission, regulation, violation of law. discrepancy. 1944 Pmergency Approprla- |j)£DJJj 1 0 ; Hirst. 75^9—06; B. j. Muinaii and w.; 'h* boxing wprld. Ryssp began After a pjenic lunch, the group re- Distance runners back i.00 years v 4,119.38 2:4.-1—(In Color)—8:4.1 ored Methodist. First and Second boys from the J5t". Alban's Naval Totals 1 Ir other non-cpnformjty to t&e law" found durjng the course pf- the examlna- tlon Reserve • t 4,119.38 GINGERROGERS for the first jime?.< _J^_ Oaffney. 84-18—66. J his career as an amateur. turned to the "Y" for a swim. ago were common. They coulrl ing .Hospital ' 3 1 r» ^t»ilprt »ndlt. nf any accounts or transactions was not made Tax Overpayments A-14 1.53 1.10 .43 Monty IVOO1.KY—4>rnrlP J-'IELUS "Presbyterian. First Baptist and St.Plkarskl. If HOSELLE — kickers' handicap | winning W bouts in this divlsjrjp, all day over rough mountain, trails have by examination or test satisfied myself as to the accuracy ol wiewdfSf Due Assessment Account .... y Pauls and Trinity Episcopal hlcn inc u d e Bally Carubia won a close de- Railway I the responsible officials, add nave supported such examination or test by Due Library 106.00 106.00 without feeling the least bit tired. E. Totals 7 B 3|03-i7_76L ; j.L.Busurd. saV-irp | ^ » * * New Jersey cision Pat Oiordano; Antonio Car- Ipproprlate comment. Due Water Utility 23.00 39.00 16.00 1:30, 7:15, 10:00 HJlfiJE churches. Last year the Ebenezer Vlerck & Co 211 002 o-* I Apwr. 01-15—76; Stanley Hoagiand. I.GoJdep GJov.es charnp^Qf>ship. he 79-aille Life Raft Searchlight They never knew what it was to Holllngshcad, 2b 0 0 lOSEPHCUTTE^ mona defeated Tommy Gar- Duffy, c i 0 " 1 further •certify that the Balance.Shcets,_and several supporting state- Collectors Change Fund .... 100.00 100X10 IfOffl hit triumph In "S'fic* Ypu W»nl A*«y* BILL' boys team won the championship, N.'J. R. ... 003 112 1—7 '91-15—76. Scotch foresomes. 9 hojes: I lurried professionaj, ta)iing partjip Rubber life rafts are equipped have rub downs, turkish baths, ments present a true statement of the financial position of the. Due County Chap. 397 and the sir!'s championship went Two-bB6e hits — Welling. Knox. Walter and Mrs. S. C. Lane, with searchlights, the size of a gano, Joey Carkido put decisioned FQllzzl. es i 0- 12 professional bouts while stijl p. trainers anc< the modern training Bassano, c ZZZ'.'ZZ'."'.'.".'.'.'.'. 1 0 *'ATER UTILITY OF THE CITY OF.RAHWAY, N. J., COUNTY OF UNION P. L. 1941 1,754.94 1,754.94' to the First Presbyterian. Tobln. Umpire—P. Wukovets. 42-7—35; J. L. Bustard and Mrs. Ma- walnut, that can send a 1,500 Marcus McCray. lorTmrflscal year under audit, and In my opinion constitute a proper report Local School T&xes: SHIRLEYIEMPLE j son Cooper. *5-I8—37; R. D. Hirst and high school student. advantages. They rested, gradually Martowlos,, 33b 0 1 CO-FEATURE Mr. Farmer is very proud of the Y candle-power beam for 70 miles. In - scheduled fours, Mayhew Charnlgo, lb 1 0 ^n the audit of the accounts, as determined from the books and records suo- Amount Due $156,907.44 A- 148.0S8.41 yn her f rtl_r»olly grown-up tfomovfjl Miss Catherine Hirst. 58-20—38. In meeting Bartojo Friday nj^ht, ran themselves into shape, and 3 Jilttcd to me, supplemented by personal Inquiry and Investigation. Less: Deferred fact his First Presbyterian Quintet COLONIA—Men's tournament: Bay Smith, 145 /4, Harlem, stopped Fitzgerald, If i 0 7W? 1 1 Russo wi)i be no novice )n the went out in the best physical con- petrow, rf 0 EUQENE F. KENNA. • Liability 133.483.72 134,028.21 took the rhampionship in the I Tii I™-. P/il • C'^n (\{\l\ I K*•-••-•-" *-, 7B-7--71:: Roy NicholsNichols, 88-13 Billy. Daniels, 138%, Detroit, in o Registered Municipal Accountant, No. 188. LJ 111011 V^Ct."- ^5DU,UUU I 75; Mark McClaln. 95-20—75. charnplpnsljip class. On two fjeca- while the 6un shines, and young dition. Modern training would Abate, rf - o 0 FKIbroa. iitlrdt SAT.j^Sf • Elizabet- 2 BtC HITSh ' Elizabeth Church Athletic Associa- 2:49-of-the second, and Clarence Kii |eo «33.8B — - ~ - .. _ - Ju'y 10-: . Cnsh Liability 23.483.72 « 14,028^0 9,455.52' sions Ke has met former "champs", Russo Js wise enough to know he have so softened those hardy .link linXNY—Alfxls SMITH tion, the first time in. 3D years. He i still at the|r peak and who know cannot b.e a top-nptcher always. Wilkinson; ISOy,, Harlem, out- p. :..:..:..~ZtZ~"o Reserves For Which Cash Is Not State Aid For Roads; pioneers. A mile would have been pointed Bo Valencia, 157, Mexico Totals .- 5 12 1 Required 280,576.41 258.848.51 30.727.90' states that even- member of that the game with all its tricks. Cer- therefore, h,e is already planning a Surplus Revenue - A-4 114,585.13 125.268.35 10,683.22 "THE HORN BLOWS famous team is now in the armed out of their range. City. . Plalnfleld ., . 001 000 000—1 RAHWAy RjEC&jSATION COMM. tainly Mike Bellosse is- no "ham", | little business-venture along with -Ranway 20000003s—5«- lorces. - — The Board of Fi-eeholdei-s of i Tlle Wildcats 'were not fast But Thigpen is being watched -V- TOTALS .:..: .'. S452.346.4e AT-MIDNIGHT!! _: and neither is Pittsburg jQhnnie brother Danny.. The two have a with no little interest. He is a Two-basc Jilts—Martowlos. Kelly. Helmut I) ANT INK—I'Jillip UOUN •in conclusion what Mr. Farmer Union County, according to a re- [ enough for the Greyhounds on WUson. Freddie took decisipns couple pf local boys in the Golden >M OP balls—olt Gasbarc, 3. Struck would like to do is hove Babe Ruth port from State Highway Com- Julv 23- Tne speedy "Hot Dogs" worthy prospect so it is said, and Four Teams Tied In out—by Gasbarc. 5; by Kelly, 5. tlra- MEN or WOMEN : ma frpm both boys and that is some- .Ql.oy.es class. They are pick Ward, _he must be. so mnny farlr nnd Pfre—CJos. .. . KKOOMSlpNPATIONS "Escape in the Desert" missioner Spencer Miller. Jr., has cd twice in accordance ; obtained $50,000 from state aid hits. Just how they did it only st'er who has npt turned 20. Fred- Danny have great hopes in Nash. event entered In. - (SECOND GAME are Permanent, Post MIX. TO Tf K!i.—* SMASH H »lth tbc provisions of R. 8. 40-4-2. TAM.l'LAII HANKHKAD ' Boy. S«e Ball dirt roads funds for unimproved the score sheet tells, and Just thjnk die also holds a decision over Pvt. 'Accordjng to them Teddy shows Philnflcld 3. That the tax overpayment of 1044 be refunded or cancelled. SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY township and borough highways. of it -"them" Wildcats made the Merck B. Byrnes A. A. and R. H. E. War Positions, at 'Good" Pay liirlrs C'JDUHX—Anne HAXTKIt Norman Giles, oK Indianapolis," for much promise, apd fhey hope to Tlerney, If 2 1 *0 3. That tfcfi City Treasurer have resolutions prepared, authorizing the At Rajiwack Grants of $441,320 from motor- more hits. Neither team made an A. A. \V. Champion. bring hini along to where hejwij) F.BENEZERS WJN AGAIN Pagles are tied for first p)ace in Goldberg, cf 0 0 0 drawing of checks to clear various Inter-fund reoelvable and payables as 'A ROYAL SCANDAL' ists'-fecs were authorized Tor the j error. Qolden umpired the-game: tho Horseshoe Tournament,-each witli_Chance for Advancement. prcserite(JLin_th.ls__rep.ort. "" When asked what he considered show champlohship calibre! . The fast traveling Ebenezer soft- A;-8anty, lb —0 ~0 0- 4. That the matter of assessing the coats of the Improvements made to Ilunald O'CONNOit—PfBJ-HVAN Sound films were featured at Beruen County Freeholders An- The score: the secret of his success in the Visiting Freddie and his brother ball team in the Girls' League team is credited with four wins Majeskl, c 0 10 ewer Main Street and Oliver Street, authorized by ordinances In the year nual Work program to a total of prlze r n B R and no defeats. Merck A and Donatelll, 3b ' 1 0 0 'Patrick The Great' Camp nahwack. tlie Y. M. C. A. H. E. ' . ' Msso. after thinking is pilly Graham, a veiy promising proved their winning streak had C. Santy, rf 2 1° 1037 and 1828 be disposed of. Day Camp, on Thursday. Chief $1,160,700. Kosty, rf ri | hard, said: "Well, I guess it is | lightweight. Graham, who is s)ated not been broken, when It defeated Quipp & Boden B teams tie with Govllck. ab 2 2 0 5. That unpaid Franchise Taxes, due from the Middlesex Water Com- WHV. »nd Till us.—2 JU11ue.1t Jilts Bereen obtain; $408,320 of the I Eadie. if two games each, while Quinn & Bradley, ss ZZ 10 0 >any, covering years 1936 to 1944 Inclusive, be referred to your solicitor for TUES., WED.. JULY 31 AUG. 1 Ritzman. of .the-Rahway Fire'De- Gelml0 Ib 0 : faith in your manager, the loyalty j to box at the Garden .on August the Quinn & Boden team -by a DRAFTSMEN ittontlon. (Ji(ry COOI'Kll. Marlene 'HETKICII Bicknell, p 1 1 1 partment operated tlie projector SG.000.000 distributed among thE| ' »| of your brother, prayers of my 3. is not only a most likeable and score of 9 to 6. R. Wilson and Boden A, Post Office and Moose 6. That the Tax Collector reconcile his duplicates with the General "D£SIRJE"' "FRISCO SAL" for the ffim.v "roucninc All Bases" c-aunUi-t on the ratio of area, popu-!- f^°-' "" -mother, an.-} pride at my dad." ;manly rfiap, but a.Tioy with keen C. Flakier TTK-C- the battery for Club have dropped lour games in Totals control at least annually. lation and mileage and $35,000 0 succession. with designing 7." That cash be reconciled with tile depositories pionth'v. Alan and "Tlie Eruption of Mt. Vesu- Shannon, c o | Freddie is proud of the fact he can ' intelligence and a fine mind There Ebenezer and R. v. Salvia and 8. That the ordinance governing the Issuance of sewer Inspection and «us." The feature film told the granted to each county regardless Tlce. cf j>jbe called a "ma-ma's boy." No i is no doubt that when "in the C. J. De Forte for Quinn & Boden. Tournament July 23rd Itiihwny gctlon-ttgehMjh, miU the fees-forsame. oc amended to conform to of size. Shaven. 2b R. E. story of baseball with the glimpse Hess. 3b 0 . matter where he is. what business squared circle, Graham's fast- The umpire was Q. Buddy. . Merck A,, Abrams .50,-and ,G. Hlgtic d.- 2b "0" present day requirements...... ::_.. 0 0. -That the present system of writing-toe check stubs by hand be BLUE HORIZON" of all the major leaguc^eams. Es- Tlie schedule for. the state- — — — : is at hand, or what time he comes thinking brain is more to feared Koss, 50, beat Bryan,-5, and Hol-DuTfy. cf ,_ 0 0 pecially interesting were the de-county funds are: payment on Totals Collzzl. BS 1 changed by Installing a system of maklpg carbon copies, all In one operation, 3 5 o ; home, his mother is the first to than hU punches. It Ss doubtful linsshead, 19, of Quinn and Bpden. 0 monstrations of pitching, catching, county road and bridge Jxjpds and _ 0 0 on the typewriter, to save labor: , • ! know about it. His closest pal is Pijly is a boy.to. waste wallops. Byrnes A. A., Da Prile. 10, andMartowlos, 3b 3 • 10. That a receipts and disbursements boolc be Installed for the "Bond signals, base running and batting. interest. $555.13$: county polfce „.. 0 LAV-OUT DETAIL and Coupon Account." B. E | brother Danny. Few of them—but what he throws Mier. 50. defeated Bailey, 33, andCharnlgs., jh 0 0 These were demonstrated by such $109,850; operation of bridges. Smith-. 2b . 4 Brown, 27, of Post Office.' Eagles, Fitzgerald. IX 0 11. That a columnar book be Installed to record "Police and~firemens Brczn, 3 b o ; Outside the family circle Fred- generally land at the spot aimed 1 Pension Pund" -recelptsto replace the single column book now In use. outstanding players as Bob John- $48,200; maintenance and -extra- 3 F. Nadler, 50, and C. Nadler, 50, Abate, rf Z.. 0 1 E. Androvlch. c 2 o ; die's best friend is his manager, for. Jones, p ... . " " 0 " 12' That taxes, tax title lines, and sewer assessments on Allen Street son. RudoIf York Ted W1U1 ordinary repair of roads. $276,350, J. Androvtch. p defeated Lanouette, 19, and 0 sewer, assessed again property now owned by the Union County Park Com- Stale their repair and maintenance of 4 „ ; Irving Cohen. So far, Cohen has Both boys went through the Wukovets, p "'" „0 0 DRAFTSMEN Charlie Weller and Joe DiMaggio B»ndl. If o : shown both skill and judgment in "Physical" Monday and are re- Hermes, 19, of Moose Club. Merck Kear>\ c 0 1 mission 'be cancelled. TODAY THRU SATURDAY -The-climax showed scenes In all bridges .arid culye.rts,_$37,25fl.-apd- _:Dsntha.- -Pr-won—by-forfeit;—Mobse—ClQtr 13 That the balance remaining In the "Internal Sewer Improvement," the administration and engineer- Smith, cf 0BeWinBdtf •portea to be in excellent condition. Totals 16 5 ... iiaa.betn. completed. of the world series games. Previous Brown, rf ° been wise enough never to rush tearp failed to appear. vnth at least six months CERTIFICATION' Sonja HENIE in ing. From now on until he enters the Plalnfleld . 120 006—9 ,1; to viewing the films, the boys Hjpu'. ts 0 the lad into matches where he ring tomorrow night. Freddie will I hereby certify that I have examined the bookB and records of the. spent the morning participating Other state-aid work approved i* Stumllng or the Teams Rahjray "ZZ" 000 001—1 crry OF EAHWAY. N. J.. COUNTY OF UNION — _ _ . would be outclassed because of in- fake it more or less easy. A little Three-base hlt_Blcknell. Base on FOR THE YEAR EHDINO DECEMBER 31, 1944 *W A Pleasure n gymnastic sports under the by the highway commissioner in- i Totals • _ ° ^experience. Walter St. Dennis is Rahway Recreation 5 l .833 • * * • eludes: I limbering up today, and a quiet Polish Falcons 3 .600 balls—off Jones, l: off Bicknell. 6. that U»e examination was made In accordance with generally accepted audlt- (In Colw) Plus leadership of Donald Milnes and I Russo's king of publicity men, and walk Friday will'be plenty to keep Bosellc Park .... 5 struck out—by Wukovets. 2' by Bick- Infc standards, applicable under the circumstances. Rnd In accordance wltji .833 nell, 6. Umpire—Clos. Lee Tracy — Nancy Kelly in I-rancis Lenox. Another group Essex County—Pavina of Cedar granted for sheet asphalt pavjng one of the wisest judges of boxers him in the pink. Polish Falcons . o3 .$00 the requirements-of the Division of Local Oovern-.nent. of the Department visited the Public "Library-for ~ a lewood Township with in Quttenberg-on 68th street. j of the day. Says Freddie "Walter Dnlon .Legion 3 _ 2 -600 of Taxation and Finance. I further certify that I have reported or com- A large number of local people Pioneers ...J__ 3 4 .429 mented upon'"sny error, bmlsslonr regulation, violation of law. discrepancy, CO-FEATURE reading period. in* e t *i prs or other non-conXormlty to the law" found during the course of the examina- H""*^.!,?^ ,e°« vvrong, an nn oup s»- —top . ( _i i . . _ New Jersey Rel "WMC RULES always been fair to him by telling a very clever boy, just the kind Plalnfleld Bowmans .Z 5 6 .455 I further certify that the Balance Sheets, apd several supporting staH Artnrro D«COVA Io Monty WOOLUEY In FISHING inV%V vg on R£-vf1ol SMu 5. gtoabJth I (J»t). »18.40 • ' My 19-29 I iwcaaa~gaxoe poitpoaad, rainT

\—• PAGE TEN THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1945 Pnblic Service Corp. The Rahway Record Rationing Dates Declare D REGISTER N0W__ Established July 13. 1822 EX LibrJS... By William Sharp FOR BLOOD BANK t I4T0 Broad Strttt TeL Rah. 7-0C00 I_,w»7. New Jerxy ffiTSpsTforjuly The Board of Directors of Puv r\ PubUsbwS Thursday «Iterooni by The Sthn; Publishing Corporation, — >v entered mt the post omc« »t Railway, Kew Jersey, M second class mall matter lie Service Corporation of N AUG. 13 - t nnder the act of March 3. 1879. Jersey. (July 17) declared the The Rahway Record .1" WB-&- Walter P. Marple_ _JPn Wisher MEAT, BUTTER, CHKKHK, ular quarterly .dividends for a ! WORLD'* ETC.: Red stamps K2 through Z2 quarter ending September 30 of < £fCT THE PAST IS GONE Q WE FACE T-Q-DAY ~£3R „ 6CBSCRIPTION RATES—Slnjle copj. S «nt5. Local delivery or by mall, post- Entered it th» poet office »t Bahway, N. J.. u second dma mall matter under ttie act at March S, 1878. and Al through El good for 10per share on the 8 per cent Cunm l pall within Union Conntj, one jear. S2J>0..__« month*. J1.I3. Three months, The proposed constitutional amendments have to be latlve Pietaied Bluet; 65BlhthfriMftH Ctone?**r r23O Six mnnttll 1 •oiiowimrexpirj Publlanea Every Thursday—Carrier Delivery Local Subscription 12,00 a Year In Advance PER COPY FIVE CENTS . Single copies by mall. 10 cents. All parable In adrance. voted upon by the people at the election in November, and July 31: K2 through P2. the 7 per cent Cumulative Vol. 124- No. 4. RAHWAY, N. J., THURSliAM, AUGUST 2, IS i ,,„, • it is necessary to have them published in at least one news- (TTOOKWER ferred; $1.25 on the no par vafo •3,500 EW PROCESSED FOOD: Blue concise and unbiased presentation of all the Interesting news of the com- paper in each county for ^trrree months previous to such stamps T2 through Z2, Recreation Commiagion munity, and upon the basis of a progressive editorial policy. TO 0ESI6N AND regular monthly dividend for 8e& St. John's Greek—~: election. This paper has the distinction of being selected through N, good for 10 . up At Marcella Is arents of Camp Selover Urges— Selective Service Board Resents Member ct New Jersey Preia Association TEST THE each. The following expire July tember of 50c per share on thi Meet And Report On Church Has Picnic . 2 as one of the few papers for such publication which will 31: T2 through 22. ««?* Cumulative Prefer^ Rahwack Boys Get Mid-Summer Conditions Board of Trade Mayor's Statement On Legality be commenced next veek. — ~ • • ~ supewormss. Inspected By County Leaders Members of St. John's Greek Thursday, July 26, 1945 good for 5 pounds. Sugar for ust!5. The regular monthly meeting of Catholic Church, on Irving street, home rnruling obtainable by ap- RaymoniEggers and Others More Than Pleased With the Board of Recreation Commis- Of Veterait's O r g a n i z a t i o n EASY DIVORCE FOR AUSTRALIAN GIRLS Property transfers of the week include—Edward plication at rationing boards. Ap- -V— Good Report For Rahway held its annual picnic and outing __I_d_._tiaUc_ ~irls tstten the advice of General Mac-j Savage, receiver Johnson Signal Company. Rahway,-to Broad ranting Patent in lgj; Camp's Healthy Condition; Many Improvements sioners was held Thursday eve- ply by mall.. T^~^^t ril h on Sunday at Maple Tree Farm, Seek-to-Prove-Gommittee-Name-.-> \x-f"-t< .=> P37 \-onr.z Australian g:rls had married Recognition was made Sunday at the First Presb.Tr. Upon his-retum Mr. Eggers re-' *• a good job. The Joint chairmen were Rev. through September 21. B7. C7,notics, consult the OPA Area Rail ported that he was more than program with stories and talks by Names of .those present: Chair- center. Rahway has had such or- Paul Barnyock arid John Kozell. returning veterans without argument and strife. • _ American soldiers. ierian Church by the Rev. Royal Y. Graham, pastor, of the B8, and C8 coupons now good for Office) 2O>Washington place, Nrt. ministers and other speakers. This man Leo Blltzer, Commissioners ganizations in the past, but fell Andrew Gallsin and John Rada- pleased pleased with the 'new* im- Robert Nicholas by the wayside because of the fact vnnslry hurt charge nf t.hp ticket -• Naturally, both the Selective The biil as proposed is to the effect that an Australian TOTh anniversary as a member oTThat church ofMrs. Caro- -gallons. "T" coupons—marked lark-2,-about yourgrighla is-followed provements. in and about the camp. soys blend their voices in camp- Kenneth Farmer, Superintendent there was no one to give their en- sale. Others on-the committee bride mt^ht start divorce proceedings in Australia without! line O. Haliday, of 21 Whittier street. Who enjoys the dis- First o£ all,,was the construction H. L Doherty ng songs, popular songs and oldEarl C. Hoagland, secretary, Myr-/ tire time to the work. AlLsuch or- were Andrew Litchko, Metro Bu- Ration Dates For Committee want to do all it pos- haying to go to the United States the husband's homeland, tinction of the oldest church member in the city. Despite HlKMEttt CT TKMKMKX OF fffflFff ' of a new kitchen, and central mess 'avorites. At Riverside Park, the malnrj-nnnpp man; Wai- ganizations today have a -central 4ecza, Charles Innatola, Charles sibly can to ald-the returning vet- ^-Something Eat had long OHlce. where records jure kept. The condition, is. -j\ the opinion of many people, will i her 87 years she was present at the Congratulatory Service, 'avorite sports are Softball, Dodge- ter Clos, Sr., director of leagues; Kosty and George VafaaiV erans and see they have their olfl imp needed. aall, Snatch Club, Three Deepened literature gli/en out to those in- , On the woroenjs.- refreshment not to brir.£j n'ooi:: rhe desired friendship between the nvo Prize Winners Aug; Stamps Q2 &job back, and those_ who need. ^_ STOAE RUNWAYS FOR NEW HAVE?/ This new kitchen, which is most lover and Batball. Many special Mrs. Charles Anson was theterested in-the town. In order to- hd other "committees were: Mrs; medical treatment get the ~ very '- countries as hoped lor. But these girls cannot say they In anticipation of her sailing next Saturday, July 31, inodernv does away with much K.P. ivents and trips have, made the establish and keep an office in up- Aiex KachjuiMrs. John' Rada<- best. One returning veteran said duty- formerly-sa necessary .-Meals- Bobert_ S._Nichols, _so_4. p_f..Mr._ only; member absent^ were not warned. Genera! MacArthur never warned these for Europe for a six months stay, aboard the "Manchuria," program Interesting ra~ nature'talk; to-the-minute-shape,- a paid secre- ^ Mrsr V2 Out Am 31 a few days' agoT~"The"pebple~of can bejjrepar.ed quicker and rnore and Mrs. RoberOii£hols',TSr.._ol moyJes7~tjoa.tlHg~St~~Warlhanco. tary is. necessary...... Mrs. Julius Adler.: of 41 WestHazehvood avenue, was suf- : Michael Glagola^. Mrs,' Michael Rahway. as well as other towns, marria'ces to take place, knowing they would, not lasu-and. later, penned his contempt for tijorough and "gives ~the" sleouts' 503-East Milton avenue, Rahway, Park, a cook-out," a fishing" trip, ' Cbuhcilman^Selover,' whb-has Red stamps K2 through P2. Blue --civilian workers, irien_and wo/pen. Lagg'6, "Mrs. Helen Remera, Mrs. are going to find out the returning.'"- perhaos feelinc. that with a certain type of troops, the pi-fsed by the former members_of^hje_Cirysanthernurn- more time for other things. At hasTjeen announced as one of the visits'to the Police and Fire De- made a thorough study of Board Michael Stroin, Mrs. Peter Kolar, stamps T2 through X2 expired last veteran is not the same person They jystematically fritter away each individual camp showers have -whole-Tai;"ai^JA4ih-y!€-m--,«s--r o;hing more than a larkv Club. TTjFrnernbers presented her with a handsome black .LOOKING 15 winners In the United States of partments and a visit to the DayState's Postwar of Trade and Chamber of Com-Mrs. John Kozell, Mrs. Helen Tuesday, July 31. who went away to war. He has i 50 per cent of their working time, been installed, and it was apleas- Camp of the1 Metuchen Y. M. C. A. merce organizations in cities the velvet bag. Among the guests were Mrs. Albert Loane, of the scholarships offered by the Wargo, Mrs. Mary Murzyka, the MEAT, BUTTER, ETC. Redtravelled a lot, seen a lot and In order !o protect iTir honor of service men. A. J. he charged. They can do it because "UreT-according-to-Mr~Eggers.-to-see- BmTfig-Craf t-Period, campers have- size, of JRahway^ at the Common \-\ AB£AD Henry—1J.—Doherty- Educational .Misses Ann and Irene .Kosty -stamps Q2- through Z2 and Almingled withsoldlers. .sailors .and. . Servin. of gfcdr.ev. president of the United Council of Ex-j Baltimore; Mrs. Wm. Ogden, of Elizabeth; and Meadarhes of the scarcity of "workers." the way the scouts took advantage Foundation. been making plywood plaques, Council meeting last Thursday TSLCEORCES.BENSON is tin impnrtpH nilpn rirv- Rev. Barnyock has two churches through Kl good for 10 points marines from all parts of the Service Men's Association, has" suggested that vigilance'; Geo. Andelfinger, W. E. Schubert, Ed Wiemer, Louis ing—Nichols-^was-graduaied 3oor.stopa and bird-houses. Dally- night, read a prepared paper .under his .jurisdiction. St. John's rrh country. He also had the advan-' trine that capitalists will make too .During the past year the Health pointing out the features of such Bach. " fnllmYirfT expire Aug- committees be formed to investigate clandestine love af- • Schneider. Mr. and Mrs* John Boener, the Misses Helen from Rahway High School last. jlunges in the pool are a popular of Rahway, and St. George's, Lin- ust 31: Q2 through U2. tage of meeting people from many much profit for the good of the and Safety Committee has been June. He took active part in a 'eature. Swimming Instruction )n "Broad~Smwf~ organizations and what they mean den. At St. George's on Sunday, parts of the world and his prospec- DEAD WOOD public unless workers retard pro- PROCESSED FOOD: Blue fairs involving men in home areas and the wives of absent; and Mary Uhler, Elizabeth Helms, and Mrs. Julius Adler. - most active in the promotion .of number of extra-curricular activi- las been given with 18 receiving today, not only to the large manu- his guest was the Rev. Nicholas tive is wider and broader, there- In my early 20 s IHhad-frequent duction some way. It Is venomous health standards at the camp. The ties. He plans to attend the New- heir beginners' certificates. A state-wide survey to deter- facturer but the smallest mer- Bonetsky. of TJnlontown, Pa., whostamps Y2, Z2. and Al through fore, he feels more capable of tak- service men. j dealings with a small but old andNational enemies at whom Ameri- •committee congratulates itself over line certain postwar intentions oC chant. Tl good for 10 points each. The David Wright, brother of City Treasurer William H. ark College of Engineering, New- Although most of the boys are was the speaker, and the one who ing care of himself than ever be- It is suggested and urged that these soldiers go out and , reputable manufacturing corpora- can soldiers are thrusting bayonets the fact it has been able to secure ark. rom Rahway, there are fellows New Jersey's citizens is~- being-; "•Councilman Selover's statement helped in establishing the Children following expire August" 31: Y2,fore. Naturally he likes to know catch and punish the '"wolves." Expose them in every ; Tright was drowned this week in the.St. LawTence River tion. One day I lunched with a today are relatively harmless. They ._the services of Leo Fuchs of Berk- The scholarships, presented to rom Clark Township, Carteret, launched next week by the New, .brought out many features and of Mary Sodality. The officers Z2^and Al through Cl. the home folks have not forgotten gray-haired employee, the super- are much less liable to do humani- tt way possible. Some have gone so far as suggesting hang-' while vacationing wi'h his family. He will be remembered ley Heights who has taken over the sons and daughters 'of employees Colonla, Avenel, Linden amf-Ro^ Department of Eco-{highly Impressed his brother coun- are: Miss Helen Krepa. president; SUGAR: Sugar stamp 36 nowhim and want to help him, but, on intendent, who was quite unhap- ty permanent harm than the slick work, and—to date—has per- of Cities Servcie Company and itsselle. lomic Development. cihnen. President Dennis P. Dono- Miss Elizabeth Rahocha. vice good for 5 pounds. Sugar for the whole, he is "going, to ask for ing them to the nearest lamp post. One Brisbane Justice ; in this city where he conducted a Drug Store in the Mc-py. They had lost their biggest saboteurs who plant a philosophy formed an excellent job. Inspec- affiliates, are bassd on the During the final month of camp, According to CommlssionerjjvaDlvaDl| | m^ the idea ssoo much that president; Miss Ann Geles, secre- home canning obtainable by appli- very little due to the fact he feels has suggested horsewhipping for all guilty men caught con- • Collum Building, corner of Irving and Cherry street. contract. The lost customer was a of idleness in the minds of honest tions are made regularly every Jharlehl s R . EErdmand . JJr. . "It"Inter-JhJ e named a committee with Coun- tary, and Miss Ann Maruchnic. cation at rationing boards. Apply workers. scholastic backgrounds of the ap-many favorite events will be re- more competent of taklng_care of sorting with soldiers' wives. His stand is supported by, -' young and thrifty retail firm week. As an assistant, Mr. Fuchs plicants and other standards and tained and many new features iewers will call upon representa-Wciiman Selover, chairman; Coun- treasurer. {" ' by mail. himself, and many are going to whose needs had finally grown Work and Live ' - has been able to secure the serv- tive citizens In each communltyicumen David Stewart, and Ray- SHOES: Airplane stamps 1 Archbishop Duhig of Brisbane. I*, iooks as if Australians : DON'T TAKE CHANCES! Buy from an \ requirements by. which the- awards added to the program. Father Barnyock.*ith the aid of locate elsewhere than the old home too large for the old manufactur- America's unique place among .ices of Pr. Raymond King of Den- are made. to learn such facts as whether they | Young, along with Kenneth S. two-Sisters-of St. Basil, Uniontown, through 4 in Book 3 now good for town." ' . .. — :.— Rahway 15 Years Ago er to supply. Movies will be shown weekly, a are out to protect their soldiers' honor and their homes. world powers, the singularly high mtablisKad local concern who** prices ville, who, not only sees that the' The Fqundationwas organized camp band* is being formed and intend to remain in New Jersey af- simmen, Charles J, Schaef er, Abe has been able to conduct a sum- a pair of shoes eachTLoose stamps This veteran stated he was , : r to. eliminate present.hazardous conditions at the price had been a consideration, ^-^vrf»«i^*S^sr*biCof".jhe" same "stufT*~ccniici"ut'"?rtt?d"il6 rp. A: standard-oMiving among.-workers i Mnricttscm riglit^ f^^T~~\~ -scoutsgetrthe- bestmedical care, to 193irby employees of the Cities ter-the-war,-whether—they- will hweltz and John H. Magetto the mer school In both Rahw.ay JJUI :ept for purchase highly impressed "wltli AU3traBa. ] Lawrence street" and Route 25 highway will be presented toJof course.' My companion admit- and farmers,.oar.national income • but go through a rigid inspection Service Organization, and is sup-.nasium as well as out of doors. build or renovate their homes and ^vIcTComnilttee- to tate up theLinden;- ^ S.Crilbert puts it:"*'lTet the punishment fit the crime." and our national safety, depend believing it was an up' aqji Co'mlng; Common Council. as prepared by acting Chief of Police, «*** ^everal competitors upon their arrival to camp. Mr, Eg- ported 'Wholly by individual con- Swimming instruction wi}t be oon* whahtt postwat r JJo^^s theth y .expectt tot . toatter seriously.- It is hoped they FtTEL OIL: Fill out the renewal country, not overcrowded. quote a lower price and make a on. work. Ability and willingness tid ll tooit QoetUonsalso-win be«*ed ^Dt t the lead In sounding out 1 r CRIME AFTER THE WAR Geqrger'StESEtrt on has been called for the- *«t employees and 1(1^ pa^S-his ingJ^ -declared; • profit when his plant could not. to xnalce well &od^ znalce " U»>arTdus6uB- rationing board and return it to going to make that Following the first World war. There was a large in- consideration of these plans.and other vital city work. It was on account of the modern, them fast hare put the United wan«» to keep, ^jge Henry T>. Doherty. founder of first test: enterprlses in the city, and the board, immediately. When you home because of the o: crease in crime. It was sometimes said that many young - • » » high-speed equipment which the States on top of the world. It Is with a before yoa bay. At your local Johra-M«nvflk Dealtt away'from the vine, "and in case the Cities Service system. visits to places of local Interest, a household equipment." In-Air Transport Division get your ration coupons for 1945-ilj offers. competitors used. Naturally I ask- the secret of American prosperity, any one happened to get poisoned Commissioner Erdman stresses Continued on Page Four 46, order yourdealer-to fill your men returned from the war experience with a certain con- .we can quote you the right prie«-jiv» you completa Mcvic«J fishing trip, a trip to Newark ThereIs"rib~doubn_J IBS "Dirt Track King" Bob Robinson plunges ed why the old house couldn't in- but in a startling degree oar peo- that a new chemical known as Museum, a trip to New York, a the point that the individual Pfc. Albert T. Roll, husband of tank immediately. answering the interviewer's ques- erans Service Commlttea tempt for human life, which made them more ready to his death over the upper guard rail at the Woodbridge stall better machinery. The sup-ple are being led away from the quality "Amnate" was found to be the hike to the Watchung Mountains. Mrs. Mary C. Roll, 560 West In- All stamps of your present 1944- gone to great length Is commit deeds of violence. Speedway Sunday afternoon before a crowd of 8000 people erintendent simply wagged his idea. See Us most efectlve In such cases. Fairweather Speaker Dally Schedule tions does not give his name or man avenue, Rahway, has been 45 ration allotment expire August a program that coversrrtany i head and said, "dead wood." ' The weekend proved a busy one address. He will remain anony- HoaglandStarts The world soon will be a market Now About 9:30, assembly; 12:45 rest period promoted to the grade of Corpora^ .1945. Period 1 coupons of the tures for rendering 'service, to .then .1' Some authorities thought that many young men'who J including the driver's small daughter and wife. Death was TJnased Bands for manufactsBf^ goods, a market When you boy these femota Johra- for volunteers interested in camp At Camp Rahwack mous in all cases, but his answers at the Air Transport Command's* STORM SASH 10. sports; 1, special events 43-46 raWon are now good for returning veterans. Investigations"."' •were thrown out of work, and who had earned high wages ] almost instantaneous from a fractured skull, "Our big boss is trip rhalrman," of millions of people in poverty. If -'Msarille products, you are «ur» «f - development with, its demonstra- 11:30, general swim,- i;45. begin- ill be very important because they Planning For Falrfleld-Suisun Army -Air Base. i gallons per unit. Do not usehave been made, and other cltieSv :3 he explained. "His brother is presi- America fails to supply their needs, quali^r. 75 yesri of roofing exptrieoc* - and tions of such features as proper On Monday, Mr. George Fair- will be representative of other in- California, has been announced our 1945-46 oil until September 1. during the wartime, had become so used to spending, ..«..*• weather, general secretary of the ers' swim and crafts have given the benefits)*. ""—' dent of the rompany. Each of quickly arid at a price (possible an behind them. Thtr* are many COMBINATION methods in pitching tents, building 12:15, lunch dividuals—too numerous for each by the Commanding Officer, Col. GASOLINE: No. 16 coupons in plans to study. money freely that they turned to criminal acts to get their The 19th fatality on Route 25 through this city claimed with efficient work) then cheap- atylet ud colon to chocw ftaa. CaU fires, make use of cooking utensils Y. M. C. A. was the speaker at to be Interviewed—who have simi- Football Season them has a son who is a vice- DOORS 2:30. general swim Curtis A. Keen. 'A" book good for 6 gallons each Regarding the legality of ; the. money when the wartime opportunities passed. ! as its victim William McKinley Brown, 31 years of age, of president. The secretary and thelabor countries will take the busi- u*today. . from tin cans, proper methods of the assembly program of Camp lar employment, income, back- The successful performance of hrough Sept. 21. B7, C7, B8 and Rahwack, the~Y. M. C. A. Day Note: Tuesday—no camp ladies' Veterans Service Committee, the It should be one of the chief objectives after the pres-1 117 East Milton avenue, killed by a hit and run driver at treasurer are both sons-in-law. I ness. Dead wood can cheat Uncle sanitation. James Grioss is chair- day; Friday, special trips, leave ground, and plans for the future. With the Recreation Commission each military Job at this ATC Base, 28, B9 and C9 coupons now good Sam out of world trade and leave man of the committee. Camp. He spoke on the theme. It is 'expected that 10,000 indiyl^ Local Board No. 15, quotes the don't -see any of - them twice, a 9:30; Saturday, lobby games, swim sports program but a few weeks to which Is used as the yardstick for or 5 gallons. "T" coupons marked following section 603.54,- in the ent war to keep any such crime wave from developing. It Lawrence sTreeTand RbufeT2o. year but they draw salaries as big us to stew again in our own>over- The Rahway-Clark District has "C-A-M-P" C for Character, A duals—will -be interviewed, - and promotions, contributes directly, to 3rd qtr." good for 5 gallons. Apply for Ambition, M for Manhood and at 10:30. go Earl C. Hoagland, City Super- Selective Service Manuel:. r— will help head off these tendencies, if the business and in- j as mine. We can't buy new equip- supply, with low wages and pooi at the present time a total of ,147 their answers will be tabulated un- visor of Sports, is beginning to the execution of the Base's mission r your rations by mall. living conditions whlrh TO P for Participation. der the direction of the Division "Each local board is charged -dustral-systern-can-be-so-handled-as-to offer-steady-work>- ment.-Sometim&s-we-ar.e-haj P er to cultivate their plants and pull out the Post-war Future weather, care ineans good fieAsiojuiMir^TwfeEaso Motor Oil., comet of Rahway. Buzzeil. also of the same post, was gree of bachelor of science In edu- charge alleging that on the'date o Mate First Class. USNR. 24, son of want to rent one, let a small, movies there will be two or three cation, while John J. Elsbey, 1283 June 2, 1945, he did possess a 4/5Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schlesinger. and the sunsnine. ,,-,,., .„ c .weeds. They are likely to disUke the sweat that comes .. .extra careful watch on comic pictures. In case of rain, the Stanley Is the son of Mr. andmade district rehabilitation offi- inexpensive Record want ad er. Clark street, teacher of science quart bottle of liqueur that was 364 Avenel street. Avenel, has ar- help you., . Almost everybody plentTny eo fbo gooy whd influenceo goes ous tt ofro helmp th hime protecte. The religioud life wils linflu find- I . . T , , ,",, ... , , , , ., WMC RULES B. . .Maybe you're nearer the end of yoar- -pictures will be run on Wednesday. Mrs. Howard S. Toms of South Didja while handling the garden tools. The meeting was presided'over courses and physical education in not pure. rived at Shoemaker, Calif., - the in Rahway and vicinity reads ences-of the armeb d services will inspirr e him. There are on a hot July day, and the blistered hands they may get rope than you think. Let yocr Eno Deals help yoa Of course the play-off game be Hill road. Colonla. His sponsors these want ads: Farmers do not often complain of backache and sweat are Stanley Taylor of Perth Am- by District Commander Lawrence Creedmoor Colored High School, It was found that Argenzlana world's largest naval receiving sta- '••-.Vi tween those two Softball teams, North Carolina, Is working for jthg Notice tion. a unit of the U. S.JJayal .plenty of good books that _willlift him up. -Those whohaye 7 —Reformatory-

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