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SIDING CLUB WILL Yothers and Mrs. James „ Servicemen Hear ATTEND HORSE SHOW SlAHWAY Halowe'en Social Elks Club Plans " won. Reporta were submit^ Members of the Rahway Rid- Educational Talk Secretary Mrs. Helmer chnfij Meeting of By Local Council • _HarY.est Program ing and Driving.Club _ot_ Rahway ^errand treasurer Mrs f SUPPORT THE will attend, the horse show to begers. Mrs. Lloyd Swn. 'Round held at Madison Square Garden. r iff A HalloweVn social will be held Rahway Memorial Hospital On November 30th a harvest The meeting of the Rahway votlons and Mrs. Joh: \ icti PIN OAK MEMORIAL * Savings an Veterans Service Committee at New York City on November 7th ( VI ! on November 1st by Star of Rah- births as recorded at city hall moon dance will be held at the L sided. Others attendmTT^p'.? WPV Council No. 110. Da'ncchters recently Iriclifde: Karen Muhka- Elks Club sponsored by the Ser-City Hall Tast week'wu'maMtedby and'' according to* ~ plans- Tirade William H. Barrett Ml CAMPAIGN™ of Ame'lcn according to plans csy. daughter of Mr. and MVs.vicemen's Committee. The mem-An outline of the benefits from | at the meeting of the club this adult educational programs, giv- past week with Dr. and MrsRichey. . Mrs. Victor ROUIUM S3 made it l>e mee'lntf Friday night. Louis T>. Munknosy of 61 Smith bers of Ra.nway Lodgf- are also A. H. Dabb. Mrs. Th^lore' By THE ROUNDSMAN Tomm "ow night the d"Kj*-e team street, Avenel; Cynthia Gara- planning to uooperate with the en by J. Q. Wilson district repre- Theodore Tuzik, of 269 Maple ave- eco ft $ r 1 sentative and N. M. Cronise, re- nue. Motion pictures of the Mor-ing- Mrs. Oscar D)tze> Mrs G f Mi r I 1I m°ets with M s. John K Fto**** wackp. daughter of Joseph P. and Lades' Auxiliary for the. "Bteak- v 'Carey, Mrs. Lloyd H* k \ , "' 504 JaQUf\s n **nup Vlolft Shable; Su^an Kay Peter- fast in Hollywood" program on gional director. Reports on activi- gan stock on farm at Woodstock. I(s Daily papers the nation over the K*hway Record. Eat. 18M with th.e R*hw»y Nrw* Krt. 1930 T^'° birthdov anniversaries of sen, daughter of Mr. and MrsNovembe. r 21 it. On November 6th ties were made by Counselor Q. Vt., were shown at the-netting ! Everly. Mrs. M. w r,,llnr tftls month screeched hp«dline£ Local SubacrtpUon $2.00 ft Ya»r In Advanc« PER COPY FIVE CENTS ;..-; N 1. ^ \v VOL. 125—No. 16 PubHshed Krmry RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946 ; Mrs OnJsMnp HonMrh pnd Mrs.Wil'iam E. F^tersen. 12 Washing- the lodge will entertain a dele- P. O'Reilly who presided, and bywhich was in charge of Howard • William E. Kulp. ^ "Buf^nz Charges Russia ricm^ 1 Charles Allman, Daniel Schweit- Van Busklrk with Mrs- Marie wi.r with the U. S." No -pmli MPTRUP* *U> Spnmftn wor* marked ton place, Cranford; Vlviene gntion from South Orange lodge. at the meeting which was in Diane Merrill, daughter of Mr. On November 20th a clns* Ini-zer. Jr., Fred Scheitlin and Coun- Luckhurst- secretary. The next r cilman Otto Wiemer. - meeting on November 5th will be The former president and marir Improvements 'Ml |r IT charp- of OourvMor Mrs. X and Mrs Edwin T. Merrill. 352 tiation is planned with the district Miltonin street. Linden: Cheryl with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Endter. a«ing editor of the Daily Worker. Local Parade Bitter Contests Mark Closing of Local Campaign ""•' * Lh MYs Ellsworth SPC- depu'.y and the State vice-presi- Reports indicatetT"that the vet- of Colonia. Mr. and Mrs. Endter turned from Communism back to ' t r * • ' Lynn Salemn. daughter of Mr. and dent to visit hei#». At -lie meeting erans claims have been prompt- KARL MARX and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoff- offiHal Red Voice in America, had In Last Year **d bj M's. C^rlotn nigi'ee. as- Mrs. Laurie Salerno- of 2493 St. last week ten applications for ly handled by the various sub- man wer*p received as new mem- (Rahway Upholp the church and put the finger On On Hallowe'en sisted by Mrs. R'beM. L B^uer George avenue; Daniel Qalbraith, mmbership were recpived- The while a housing registration con- son of Charles M. and Madeline meeting wa« in charge of Exalted bers. Company) the Russian leader directing »>>*> With Mayor and Council Control Issues at Stake bpn'd, Mrs A 'fr^d T. Cra p. M: •; ducted surveys and compiled in- sou<-! work in the U. R AreOutlined F. X Prfw* Mrs ShPlestok GalbraUh. of 2097 Oli- Ruler John F, Porr with Richard formation on housing needs. Dur- 1 v Mrs. '" • T^ni ver street: Margaret Marie Weak- M. Nas - secretary and A"-" ing the year of operation the of- Window % Slated Today • »• Few of you 1 land. iaiKfhter of Mr. and Mrs. fice handled a total of 2.00- claims Perry Reports ENTERTAINS CLASS Rah^'ay citizens Veteran Office Holders Contest City Position Heavy Balloting UftTp; "p WeaWand. of 422 Wwt , frorp veterans. The councilors of- rjf o f Members of the Fidelis Class Furniture : reading those Granr* OVP'IIJP; F* der» 'k Joseph fice is open at City HAII from RAHWAV n) T r V.F.W. AUXIJIARY PLAN Class of the First Baptist Church leadlines and the I I I H in J . son - ' M . anH Mrs 8:30 a.r . to 4-ao p«i. V nrtay In School" Som On Tuesday 'HOW ME1N LUNCHEON met with Mrs. Kenneth Abbott, of mnnv articles in ; * F J "inn. of °8 W—'t Main thror?h Friday P»H ••'- • "1 1 New York dallies, T>IP vptp't»n<; at Me low Park s.trept; ^P'-'prly Ann Heaton. The Ladlnc' Aurilia'v tc Mul- 1073 Jaques avenue. Mrs. George Phone P Thirty definite progressive im- T real'"°d that this Hf TW T/PTP ^r'ertp^ned 'as' daught*' of M.. and M"- Royal vpy >R'nars Po^t No 681 Vete- Rogers and Mrs. John Rand were provements made in the Rahway s\ ' ' >e same by IP I,od'"s AIIX'-I^M to i Durham "Vpnno. rans 'if Fo>»lfrn W^rs will hold a Joint hostesses. Two new members ft The second annual city-wide Public Schools through the efforts Hnr* is Pm J' wish vVn* V^t^m ns rhov-- m«in .supper at the V.F.W. received including Mrs. Lee Rudni7 who. 22 Halowe'en parade «nd celebration of Superintendent Arthur L Perry yrars ago was and wfth T^o R^Prt in rharpr of owski. df-ghUr of W* p.nd Hall o" November 13th. the com-GILBERT WHITE sponsored hy rhe Mpyor's coir- during 'he nast year, received the f 1 duc^'ng eggs at pntfr 'n ^jiy^ W. W ^rook. r>>airmn'K MVs. m honor of hayor an^ control •ig<: of James B. AUK- *t K'P] Mis FJstp mor-1 W) Ltpmorr "0" of Mi William Orib^'e, Mrs Harry from the United States Army after zations "nd c'tizens ft larpp %il) menting on the list of improve- of the Common Council are the Fmbtr's Pro- l i \ir' * Mis Cart O Cu'tl" Mr? g and ' "is. Rnymo'H .T Whittc Shai'ton, Mrs. John J. F'istice, fifteen months p^rv'"^, most of open at fou** r< cl" t Lod«y wjrij ments submitted bv the Super- <.tft\c°s involved in the balloting i.-v*ve Club. )i Kio] Onmps r ^rp dir'-^ted by "nm- mor P. 188 f><» k<*r plti' ", Wood Mrs. ''atherln**- Di^tz Mrs 'Penwhic- h was =wnt in Korea. Gil- e children 'ip to ton yra s of againtendent members o' the board hf -•> Ti"-sday w en a large percent ? ? ? Louis 1 fl ' *lrft David Slut^ky ond br'i«p Boy* *-]y Fahma ''anphtpr bert White, j^n of Mrs. Anna path' 'inR i "isturr's .it ^lvei^.dp declarrd that it was difficult to J of thr 10.617 resist «red voters Thp man who Budonz f virp • nmmandpt elfrt TJT of M1 p'ld Mi<; Churl' ; O Ka ""illy. White of 973 T)«irn street and amt Park or -\ ^rah bag fe^Mval realize that sr n?uoh po>d hw\ been nro rxp'rtP-1 to RO to the polls in y» start'ffi the nation with bis rev bett Hinis Refr«shmp'its v erp In honr 35 Bfi-R 'i Rtr'->t. ' irtc«t; A public cs'd party will be held George White of Elizabeth was FriZP5 will ho i. \ir.l-H fn» r'lK what is an impotent election for 11 elati'ins about the Soviet activ- o' Isad' « Rc*M Mi Fr^d Ro\ Boi"liin' p* y. Jr . ~H with a Relcom*• hom* rOR IHf 1M10RED WOMAN tum*^s Rahwav ''it.izen^ Ano'.her bitter ities (n America, which h? viewed Hnd M>io c; Mirier** 7 inning, an in charge. Christmas boxes will seventy-five relatives and friends and for ^dulLs vp) RP' under way School wns received follou>ing a mayoralty, overshadowi^c to some n Waik»r, was a nmminent Ri'bu-qy nxt^-nt *hf important u*'' h' - immitt".' Mis. !•;*•*'ian of M' ari Mrs '.eor^p he f"rwprdrd to sons of members participated in the affah and en- ll at. seven o'clock from in front of survey by the Middle States and ? • a. pr*»ii'|pr r. hpfl^°t1 t)i<» fi who a»? 'n service, th's being in tertainment features were offered nilil' ' fltrurp a. Tin-* "v ?1P f^r rounci] control. Preliml- C. T-P'inin". of 75 Audrpv d'lve* Greven's Hotel. "I ne march will Maryland Accrediting Association l j £10.000 lunit^ «' 0 p assisting in making thp af • v Of a commUtp* >\o»dpd by by Arthur Oldfield, Charles Peina, npry calrpUiti-Tis ind cai margins Mai I .on Rpif' dauphtpr of Mr ?/> be un CairpbWl sUe^* to Elm ave- of Colleges and Secondary Schools. fab a success and whi^h lnrliMe^- and Mrs -Tack Reid 2163 Whit- L. F Flynn. Mrs. Marie Janes. The local man nu", right on Elm to Irvi:i». right j This ratinn permits Rahway High of vi^'Tv f«* oirh<-» paTty u-tll be Mr. and Mrs. Morrh Ancl^r, Mr. T entered th«- servi^p following his Fighting side by side in thosp ier Hreet; Ba Mai a Lesley O'Con- At the meeting of the Auxiliary Cut that custom-tailored exciting days of 1924. - Budonz on Irving to Milton aver.uc, left I School graduates with certifying Otm. and Mrs VMIUPT V Hprp'• Carlp 1'* ff^m tinhw^y TT'prVi W. STANLEY HOVT DENNIS P. DONOVAN With the Republicans once nor. d»'Mght**r of Mr. ar'i Mrson Thursday night, a donation of tried desperately with Furbor to on Milton to M3*n. left rn Main to enter colleges and uni- DR RDWAR!) J PARMN OTTO WIEMER ton Hcipr, Mr and ^Trs. Herbprt 1 Real comfort and long again pxppct*-d to taice the ''solid" Robert I*>sli« C Connor; Terry $350 was voted to th* Post bulldlne stavp of the recall of Commission to Rim left on Elm to Irving, versities on from former councilman '•« Demo 5th Ward Councilman, who Is Council f*r«»«iH«»n*. who Is P Bauer Brooks Company Harrt-' Mr ind Mrr Albert Cia present Mayor. Kicking rr flee Third Ward and the Democrats Patrick Cavp. ^on of Mr a^'d Mrs funrt and G«orge P. O'Reiilv. for- left to Grand avenue, left to the principal. cratic candldal*- for council GOP candidate for councllman- o \ Come in t- Govrrln*»nt. When commission 1 v«th Mrs Samuel Blum nthal. .Jospph <"avp. of Q3 East Milton me' commander, spoke of plar^s 1 publican candidate for Mayor again expected to lead the Fourth" 1 1«O ITU TNC TMHVTAV 7 0R65 ml- wa.s outlawed h*>re. Finber Church F*reet, right over Ch"tch "Elementary anH Secondary Ed- tion on Democratic ticket. man-at-larg:e. at larr* Miss ^eari Rpumel Miss Sylvin avenur; Francis WUMam Tolly, for bui'ding, Mrs. Anthony Abate street to Central ownw. *o thpucational (Policy Councils have Ward voting, the First Ward re- Herpr Mr and Mrs. FYederiok Sa PAST GRANDS MEET resinned and Budenz faded out son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tolly, was named for trustee to fill the of the local picture to co on to hispark. been organized to develop greater mains an open battlpcround al- ffian. Bernard Saffaln. Mrs. Glod- of 72 West Hazelwood avenue; unexplred term of one year of Mrs. May McLeish of 1873 thouph the Democrats are count- important post on the Red paper. Costume awards will be made democratic procedures In school Donovan Issues ys Alstcr. Mrs. Sol Price. Mr and TV Francis Btrra, Ron ofMrs. Edward Collins- who moved Winfield street entertained the Condemn Donovan List First Vanderhoven Property ing heavily on not onlv electing here and a dance program will administration. The Rahway • ' ff Past Grands Association of Rah- ? ? ? Mrs. Pen Liebowitz. Mr. and rs Alfred F and Barbara Ritter from the city. The meeting was follow in Central avenue opposite schools are among the first in the a councilman" there, but a^so giv" .TOT^ ). M way Rebekah Lodge, with Mrs. The records show some great David S'"KifV. Mrs P Birra of 1032 Hamilton street: in charge of Mrs. Queenan, with Riverside Park. Over $700 has East to recognize this need. Final Statement ing the city-wide candidates a George Cherry in charge of tre times In the six years that Com- On Debate Issue For Sale; 21 Parcels At $150,000 WUUam Henry Kellaway. 3r4. son Mrs George P. O'Reilly secretary - "Teaching principals have been marfiin. Rahway Photo Co> meeting-, and reports by Mrs. Ell mission_Goy_ernm^nt_> as Jn effect 1bee^ n collected for the celebration of Mr and Mrs. William H. Kell- »MH Miss Sally Dietz, trea^rer Mark's. Esso and Rahway 1 appointed for ^LinTvoin. Washington Wherp the Pemo<;raU claim the • "• * T ...... * . Jensen, secretary, with Mrs. Gus- hfrr Starting in 1918 at the close }Sl- oiulemns Use of Fal^e flway. of 1484 T-awrpMrp street.' High School bands will be ID the , and Columbian Schools- thereby o Acre Plot Fourth Ward on past perform- rhoni1 RAhway 7-2080 tav Musslxnan of 10 Grove street. of the World War. il formed, the City Chairman KinncalK Veteran Housing Wayne Joseph Turner, sop of MY. parade and a dance band will pro giving oloser supervision of these Campaign ance, the Republicans %re count- Donation Day ftf p1 OFFICIALS VISIT CLUB Elizabeth. High scores in games spr."uboM'd for Fmber to (jpt bnrlc School S'*» it and Mrr Joseph Turne* intn politics. vide music for the dancing schools and affording a much •viv* Candidates' !>•• ing heavily on the powerful Fifth - CANDID WEDDING City officials and prominent after the meeting were made-by r I nr»-«n street. Cartoret James Albers is general chair- closer rplntion with parents and, « >0.000 rovor Hero Ward organization at tne polls to Continued from PRXP twelve Democratic leaders visited the Mrs. Katherlne Graema, Mrs. ? ? ? hate Needed HOME PORTRAITS man &nd Saul Bell, finance chair- citizens. keep that Ward apain Republican Fourth Ward Colored Democratic Helen Headley. Mrs. Charles eld. ElecUd mayor .wtth many a ALL man. The general committee in- "The Rahway High School has The lonp expected sfll«» of the Approves Sites for Now Declaring that fa!se rumors This leaves the Second Ward.. Club Saturday night, held with Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Emma Sh oes s."t>rc to settle from the past when At a meeting of City r>mocra(ir Mrs B. A Reeve.* Mrs. R. BITTEN ON HAND UL1LEI ho had been both mayor and gen- cludes Earl -Walter. Ray Engers. received St8te approval from the Homes which discredit candidates, have claimed by both parties- as pos- COMMERCIAL WORK Louis Gould, president. Mrs. Wel-Springer, Mrs- Gustav Mussiman. lenders hold last nifiht. James J nearly 500 p(irr*»ls of property H, Rolph Mrs. Wi l,nm AURUS- eral manager of the Regina Com- D. *4. Tajtlorr John" Gallo- Her-New Jerspy Commissioner of Eri no place in a political campaisn. sibly the deciding ward for coun- "i uoi i» niOT() FINISHING ON won rum While viMting at tb«> home of ford Poindexter president of theThe birthday anniversaries of Mrs. 1524 MAIN STREET TEL. RAhwav 7-2073 Kinnfftlly. Demncratic City chair- of the estate of the late Clara Here tinp. Mr*. M Hlnmaa. Mrs Fred pany. Furber found in Budenz the bert Castor. O. B. Garthwaite. Dr. ucation. :ouncil President Dennis P. Don-cil control and in a close election, OR AM. WORK FRFF Miss Belle Ritchie of 719 River Woman's Auxiliary welcomed the Fred H. Herman, Mrs. Edwin 8. Peacock and Mrs. H W. Fastman. ( man to sparkplug socialistic ideas Theodore Tuzik, George Oldfield. "A visiting teacher has been man. criticized the Republican Vanclerhove.n was started, some ovan- candidate for Mayor tn a castinp the deciding votes in the road- William Brunt. 72. r.f Newark guests who included Mayor Ed- Payne and Mrs. Eli Jensen were Open Friday and Saturday Evenings I ntM ) I'. M. Approval of the site for the ten OPFRATKD BY VETERANS Clark Township: Mrs. Nathan h?re. F. P Wolcott, E. J. Elmer, George appointed to the personnel of theCandidate for Mayor. Dennis P. already have been disposed of by final statement today assailed any mayoralty and councllman-at- ••• was bitten on the hand by a dog ward J. Carlin. Councilman Ed- observed. Others present were Mr*. n William Wn liter Russell Shapiro, chairman; Hillcrest sec- ? ? ? Kelly, Nelson Taylor. R. E. Tandy. schools to assist in the solution of Donovan, for declining to accept Fidelity Union Trust Company of units promised by the State auth- attempt to inject, any statements large races. and attended by Dr. E. W. Lance. mund D. Jennings. City Chairman Walter Gage, Mrs. Harry Brunt, : t'on- Mrs. K. Mehthtp?, Mrs. Wll- First it was a municipal-owned Canteen girls assisting with the many emotional problems Mayor Carlin's challenge to pub- orities for this week- as being on into the campaign which he de- Mayor Edward J. Carlin who is Uam Hlckson; Wooril:ndKe Town- James J. Kinneally, Councilman Mrs. George Noterup. Mrs. B M. Newark, executors. clared were not based on facts. PHOTOSTATS MADE : lighting plant, a municipal milk prizes include Barbara J. Nelson. licly debate the issues of the East Milton avenue, near the Rah- seeking re-election on his record ••''•• ship Schools. Miss Irene Bhay; Joseph Tamburina and MlM M.Anderson. Mrs. Edward' H. Wil- (Continued on Page Eight) Listing of 21 choice parcels Mr. Donovan's final statement is Democratic- while the Council i distribution, citizens health and Dorothy Bacek, Joan Relder. Dor- campaign}. Mr. KinijeaHy said. way river drawbridge and city KODAK & ANSCO FILM., SUPPLIES Linden Hospital Auxiliary and Anita Higgins. liams, Mrs. Joseph Davis. welfare commisaion-Rahway Mu- valued at over $150,000 Is In the follows: control Is now six-five In favor of •• othy Miskewicz, Prances Schaefer. "It is one thing to dictate a yards, was given at the joint AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY MOVIES Woman's Club. Mrs. L. A. Watson';' nicipal Bulletin to fight ih* The Judges will be Mrs. David hands of local real estate men. "Rumors are in season. About the Republicans. Of the five Colonia Schools: Mrs. E. K. Cone; Becord which opposed Furber—all Police In Raids record of alleged accomplishments meeting of the Emergency Hous- councilmen who remain in office .. COLORING 1 Needell. Mrs. Saul Bell. Mrs. Wal- ir^ public^ off ice^nd1 direct a tirade include the bis sixty-two acres this tirne^ in the closing weeks of Colonia Section: Mrs. Walton B*. of these were but few of the ton Selover-itrs.E. J. Carlin, Mrs. ing Committee and the Mayor's the campaign, our opponents have for 1947 regardless of the elec- Smith, captain- assisted by Mrs. many projetts Budenz and Furter Arrest Three Men of criticism against one's political which run from Madison avenue, tion, two are Republican and three Clarence Hill, Mrs. M. W. Ham- opponent to be published in the around the High School to Clark. Housing Committee heU in the the habit of starting a series of H. W. McClure. Mrs. E. P. An- carried on. mond. Mrs. George Kagaa, Mrs. rumors, consisting of slyly dis- Democrats- The Democrats thus derson, Mrs. B. Sherwood, Mrs. newspapers. It is quite a different This parcel with 718 frontage on Qfflce Qf Mayor Edward J. Carlin have only to elect three council- R. E. Ruddy, Mrs. Clifor^P. Case. Trio Fined for Gambling Eq- however, to defend one"s record Madisodi n avenue andd 350 feet oonn • torted stories about past events or M. Kimball. Mrs. O. Wilkerson, Jr., The Furber-Budenz combination The houses are pre- men to regain control while the Mrs Lannon Mead, Mrs. Alfred uipment Charge Madison Hill road- represents theon about the Republican candidates and Mrs. H. W. Horns roled on until 1924, when Frank and criticize one's opponent face fabricated units of three and one Republicans must elect four to Adams. Here to face on a public platfrom. greatest potential home building themselves. I do not know just Rahway's Jewelry Store Storeroom Workers: Mrs. Ber- Trussler, who had in 1918 brought half rooms. what style the rumors this season keep at the helm. •The Republican candidate for , section left in the city. The Mayoralty race over- nard Engelman. Mrs. E. W. Lance. about the change to Commission The Joint session acted to re-will show. If they are pointed at OF CONFIDENCE MYs. Richard W. Little, Mrs. Wal- Rule, started a movement to turn Rahway police and county pro- Mayor has been quite loquacious Usted by Fidelity for $5000. the shadows all other local contests Apartment Action in his boasts of Republican attain- property Is listed simply as acre- quest the Common Council to pro- the activities of the Republican QUALITY—SERVICE—DEPENDABILITY ton Selover. Mrs. E. E. Laner and back to councilmanic government. secutor officers swoped down on majority in the Common Council with Mayor Edward J. Carlin, Mrs. William E. Kulp. ? ? ? two local establishments Tuesday- ment and Democratic failures in * ace and must be developed by ft ride necessary funds for the work Democrat opposing President of- Your Purchases Can be Made with Savings Postponed By City his newspaper articles. So Mayor ting in streets, putting in sewers. then you will readily recognize The campaign was bitter and arresting three persons on charges and announcement was made by their falsity—for have not thethe Council Dennis P. Donovan, Time Payments II Desired of participating in boukniaklng or Carlin, knowing them to the water, gas and electricity. Many The Citizens Group opposing Mayor Carlin that thirty^eigh\ Democrats themselves soURht to Republican. Dr. Carlin has been BITTEN BY RABBIT St. George Avenue Project possession of slot macnines. One blatant blasts of a beaten brag- home building lots are Included. a physician in Rahway for twenty Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry — Gifts (jett/uni Furber pointed out that when Several other choice pieces of "lore unit. In addition to the thir- take credit for the accomplish- Dr. A. R. Communale treated Commission Rule went into ef- At Scott Avenue De- local man, a dealer in vending gart, challenged the Republican years and two years ago defeated little Carol Krochak. one and a Candidate to a public debate on property Included In the 21 listed ty-five originally allotted to Rahment- s of our Republican controlled Hour fcci in 1918 the tax rate was $2.20 layed machines was heavily Iln^d on the former Mayor David Armstrong UaH*year old daughter ol Mr- and charge he supplied one of the the Issues of the campaign, and are the northeast corner of St. way had been promised. Locations Council? If there was any ques- for the mayoralty. Councilman Em-Bee jewelers and in 1924 it had got up to $3.16. tion as to the soundness of our Mrs. Myron Krochak of 338 East on Credit ? ? ? machines. the truth of Donovan's utterances. George avenue and Central ave- for these additional units will be Donovan has been a member 'of. 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J. Scott avenue when the youngster Action on the necessary zone Nick Bova of 523 West Grand "In a press statement, Donovan nue with 480 feet on Central ave- decided on and the city asked to policies, or of the diligence with the council for eipht years both had her right Index finger bit- At No Extra Cost! The night before the special change to permit the erection of refused to accept Mayor Carlin's which we have sought to carry election Furber and Budenz stood street, owner of a newspaper nue and 315 feet on St. George i provide funds to aid the work from the Third Ward and Coun-' ten by a pet raoh.t. seventy-eight dwelling units in challenge. Mayor Carlin is a them out, then you would not THERE'S no Interest or ear- on an open truck In Vail Plot store- paid $25 and $3 costs in avenue, offered at $12,000 and the : Land on the New Jersey Reforma- . i • rylnr charre when you buy West Scott avenue, was postponed Judge George M. Kagan court on physician. He makes no pretense southeast corner of St. George' tory property on East Hazelwood have found the Democrats, by Continued-on Page Eight) . •where A & P is now). Budenz by Common Council this week to [ their speeches and by their printed yoor classes at Goldblatt's and was speaking -when the eggs charge of Illegal possession of a of being an orator. On the other avenue and StonQ streetwith 285 avenue has been suggested as being a registered optometrist assure* permit study of full specifications slot machine in operation on his hand Donovan proclaims loudly feet on St. George avenue, listed the best. advertisements, trying: to take me over. Everyone t yon ot nrotw'-^-iwr—"jtfa^to started of thfi -project .which .^111 be pre- _- «•>• . i _» i nm >nmrl /*ftnn tViot Via iTVinrtunr) t*i nn yo.rJ10;0nq . -.^^^^ _ J credit for the things done by theNewkirk Elected was- hit.. : consolidation of Church street, dealer in vending fThe" listing merely represents a -tees we're ~tiiscus- Dr. Paul R. Malamut ? templates the building. It canjt be on the ground that he "If the rumors are*directed to- y Of fid /• •< machines was fined $250 and'S3 small portion of the vast property sed. Mayor Carlin turned over Optometrist The next day the citizens turned A storm of protest over any lacks "experience in public speak- ward the public or private life of costs on charge he provided the estate left by the city's richest correspondence from his office on In Attendance Dally out to oust Commission rule land. zone change came from residents ing. any of the Republican candidates machine in the Bova store. woman. An attractive business [ action taken 'n>r housing to thf Engineer Placed in Charge Open Daily 9 A. AL to « P. IL rTpAidiate Purser's cause). The of the second ward who filled the "No, it is that Donovan's state- then they should be promptly Harry P. Natkeei of Clark Town- lot is that on Broad street at} respective chairmen, David W. vote was 2922 against 981. Tenmeeting place. CouncilCouncilmam n Rsgig - ments are not the truth, and he scotched. If you meet with any of Plant Opera- Also FrL A Sat. ETC*. Cherry street, near Greven's Ho- j Davis, of the Emergency Housing days later Furber resigned and nald Roarke of the second wardd | ship, operator of a store at 1578 knows they are false. He docs story which raises any question tions Elizabeth avenue- was held in tel which is listed for $10,000- Con- | Committee named by the Coun- Budenz faded from the public cited the fact that the proposed not dare face the Mayor on the in your mind as to the integrity or WITH DEEP SORROW picture. $1,500 bail provided by Benjamin tlnual listings of the Vanderhoven . cil. and Daniel A. Thorn, of the Goldblatt's construction would create a park- statements and charges he so ability of any Republican candi- John R. Newkirk of 350 Elm Credit Jewelers A Opticians Ing and traffic problem; that the Farber for action of the Grand lavishly dishes out to the press. property wil open up both" resi- , Mayor's Committee. Alfred C. O'- Jury on charge pf maintaining date then I suggest that, you im-avenue, has been named vice- 84 EAST CHERET 8T. While in- Rahway Budenz was sewer facilities were inadequate But it takes courage to face a dential and business properties! Connor, George P. O'Reilly, Al- editor of a periodical "The Iron premises for gambling in the form mediately contact that BepWt>ll- president of the National Pr.eu-- RAH. 1-1667 and that there would be insuffi- man one has'falsely maligned and and bring about the greatest real \ fred E. Adamsrtee Yothers and We Announce the Passing Ase." and after leaving the city cient room for play areas. School Of betting on horse racing. De- estate turnovers In the history of Mayor Carlin attended the Thurs- -an candidate or the Republican matte Company in chatSEe;.QI p)£nV unjustly accused. And Donovan "eader in your Ward and obtain operations according to announce* he started his work for the Com- facilities were^eclared to be In- does not possess that courage- the city. day meeting. munis ts, finally reaching the ex- adequate by residents, (Continued on Page Five) the correct answer or clarifica- ment this week by President aited post on the Daily Worker. petitions presented by Roarke tion of any such story. Frank C. Campbell. Mr. Newkirk On October 21st *'I had hoped that his would be has been with the local concern This year he changed his stand Urom residents Interested contain- on the bftsia he believed Commu- Lj this preamble: "We. the under- a clean campaign throughout and since 1919, having served In the have made every effort to keep It sales department anJ later be- nism to be a false doctrine. He is signed property owners residing in Second Ward Balloting To Decide Control at present a professor at Ford- tne immediate vicinity of the pro- on that basis. The voters of the coming chief engineer in charge Of Our Beloved Founder ham University. posed apartment houses on the City are entitled to have the Issues of production, development and - V I We carry all the latest QUICK RELIEF FROM ? ? ? corner of St. Georges and West Of Common Council Many Voters Believe of a campaign presented to them | research. H is interesting to note that Scott avenues, do hereby express clearly and honestly so that they Mr. Newkirk has traveled exten- following the ousting of Furber roval of any effort that ^ and Greatest Symptoms ot Distress Arising from our app might have the opportunity of sively Including all parts of the *'XV. • MARK HARRIS and Budenz by the means of the L^ prOvide housing for returned With all eyes on the Second Ward as the Tuesday election balloting approaches, both parties intensified the cam- United States and England in con- in Recordings . . . Commfcision Government recall, [veterans under the present zoning paign work in the uptown districts. The candidate elected to the council from the Second Ward, barring an upset in (Continued on Page Four) nection with the development of the Democrats and Republicans ordinances. However, we do strong- STOMACH ULCERS ether wards may decide control of the Common Council. the automatic equipment made by Ht.; »'ent into a bitter struggle for ly protest and oppose any changes the Pneumatic. He is an elder In city control in 1924. inzonlng In tho above mentioned mon Council. Junior Red Cross the First Presbyterian Church. ? ? ? location which would be injurious Ing. The grounds is was reported Attacks Record Opposes Apartments would not permit proper parking "Without further comment on ™TO EXCESS ACID Thomas E. Fyffe again was the t0 tne interest Of present veteran Councilman Reginald W. Speaking last night before a my part, those statements requir- Campaign Opening MISSING OIL SAID A cigarette ... a comfortable davenport ... a loved one beside you Popular man, being elected Dem- and other property owners." facilities as welt as facilities for Second Ward Democratic Rally Roarke, seeking re-election In thechildren's playgrounds. Sewerage ing an answer are enumerated TO BE CONTAMINATED -- f i . . . and the inspiring strains of recorded music to transport you ocratic Mayor while eight council- Tne zone in question provides at the Eagles Club, James Egolf Free Book TeBs of Home Tnatment tot Second Ward announced this week facilities in the neighborhood Mr. below, each being answered in the Enrollment Campaign Will The ten gallons of peanut oil men were from the GOP Loyal for erection of two family houses the Democratic candidate for ight of Mr. Roarke*s actual rec- to another world . . . the final touch to a perfect evening! There's Citizens candidates. One of the ^ u as single family bungalow that he was opposed to any change Roarke stated were also reported Open November 1st taken from the Merck plant Tues- Must Hdp or il Wifl Cost You we to be inadequate for such exten- councilman from the second ward ord as your representative on the day is reported by officials of the nothing to compare with the pleasure of listening to your favorite Democrats defeated by 103 votes type houses- The plan presented in the zoning ordinance which bitterly as^Oed In City Over two million bottles of the would permit sive building in one location. Common Council. company to the Board of 'Health was Doc Carlin who was to BO by Levine a week ago called for the campaign "1. Advocated and supported recordings at home. WILLARD TREATMENT have HARRIS'—Main Street (at the bend)—RAHWAY on and be elected Mayor and be a houses. Because the builder apartments to Announcement was made Tues- to have been treated with insecti- row be erected on statements of Veteran appointees to Police, The Junior Red Cross enroll- I cide. thus making It dangerous for jeen sold for relief of symptoms of' candidate again this year. Dr. flnds it possible to construct gar- day night at a rally of Second h i s opponent distress arising from Stomach and Ward campaign workers and com- Fireman, and other municipal ment campaign will be observed | use as a food. Carlin lost to the always popular dentyp e apartments, specific plans the property at C o u n c llman >uod«nol Ulcars due to Ixcats Stanly W. Jones of the Loyal Cit- id not be presented at the the corner of mittee, by Councilman R2glnald positions. from November 1 to 15. All pupils DROP IN TO HEAR YOUR FAVORITE Acid—Foor Digestion, Sour or Up- cou Reginald W. "Answer — The Civil Service in elementary or secondary St. George ave- W. Roarke, that a hearing was Roarke. Egolf >•? Stomach, Gassln«s», Heart- izens group. meeting Monday. nue and West held Tuesday regarding the resto- law insists that appointees to theschools, public, private or pa- RAHWAY REGISTRATION said- "In re- police and firemen must be Vet- CLASSICAL OR POPULAR NUMBERS burn, SI*«pUisn«M, mU.t due to Attorney Finkelstein reviewed Scott avenue- ration of the No. 134 bus through rochlal, are eligible for member- Ward 1945 M946 lxc»it Add. what the people could expect and formerly owned Rahway to serve the Second Ward. cent issues of erans. As" to municipal appoint- ship in Junior Red Cross. the 'Rahway ments. R Is a matter of record There are three ways in which First 1,484 1,611 Sold on 15 days' trial—your money NOTICE told of the type of building which by the Marsh Councilman Roarke who Is a can- didate for re -election announced News-(Record, that Mr. Roarke voted against a pupil may become a member: Second 2.624 2.913 Dack unless thoroughly satisfied. could be placed there now and estate. my Republican Third 3.045 ,3.229 Aak for"WUIard'« M«»»as«" which The Office of the Receiver of asked only that the people study that action was expected in a few returning Fred Hedeman, a Vet- 1. By making a voluntary con- Taxes will be open from 7:30 the proposals of his client before Mr. Roarte opponent has eran, to the Job he held before tribution. 2. By asslsting in a Fourth 1.306 1.430 Rahway Music & Book Shop fully explains this treatment. It Sectored that' days to restore the bus service permitted to beentering the Service. It Is also Fifth 1331 1,434 will be given to you FRtl and with- P. m. to 8:30 p. m. on Friday. turning down the project. "If y Tuesday benefit card party for the Ladies' Mrs. Lillian Russell. Mrs. Olga day was largely attended and in- thoiialnd of years ago there scribe to thia theory, t am In observance ol Navy Day, urging Auxiliary to the Carpenters Union. Higdon. Alfred Aurich and Mrs. V M. C. A Church Awaiting iWlled to believe that God brcom _.-, ceremony Saturday afternoon night, plans were mad. ~we fo—r a_, Auxiliary t p :l<* |ong cluded addresses by Hev. William Has Panics fo^All ath- v.'hcn Miss LllUan'M. "Larson, morning- by-Hi.. -Rev-.-MonsliEnor, .sponsorship.of.. enMstments.in the H M Klasek." The special awards went dealTe'd-"In the hollow of your ed a soul into one of thesp aril wedding -trip the couple will m reserve to bolster our rapidly de- Christmas Ball More, of the Metropolitan Bdp- To Pass Big Goal \ leen M. McCartney daughter of Mrs. CurHe Larson of C. J.'Kane. Miss Kathryn M. Fitz- held' at St. ] GamMrs. e Gustavwinnere s Launhardtincluded , Mr.anMrs. dE.to Mrs. Henry Albers. Mrs. Ger- tist Chlirch. Scotch Plains, ftrfayor Christian EndefcvOr Is sponsor- ~^~ Agfcs family tree. Daddy and Mammy mals and thus made a new crPn { side in Clark To^-nship. clining personnel. A millian Luke's parish house, Roselle, the trude Prietz, Mrs. Harry B. Cook, Ape? Did you ever continue your tion—man. proceeds to be used f-^r Church H. Reisner, Charles Klasek, Mrs. Edward J. Cariin of this cKy adding a City-wide Voiith Rally In eds John J. Hummel The bride served throughout the men are needed. Edwin Schults Walter I. Springer, Mrs. .Ernest Arthur I^lasek. other ^fficia'". The Scotch Plains the Y.M.CA., Friday. November P*»«*OT M6p*S icf nf the supper, nnri n sooful hour after- Rev. Chester M. Davis, DX>.. cerned: but,-mind you, i dn " ing tli" U. S. O. Mr EnK^lman topher. of 1564 Irving street- The of 1010Main street, were united ub and ke Comforter were held over the life in all the world? And if you no t L dauchte rof Mrs. Lucia Mc- age in a auuuu: .„.« — . ? u » »hood of six more SITE FOR CLUBHOUSE wards. pastor of the First Presbyterian served four years with the U. S.bride was given in marriage by m marriage in cere- or th or anl7 ton e n rally. past weekend. The party for thedid this, and believed it to be true, Have to. And so. having fr*e y. of 904 Bryant street and The bride was given in { « « ^ ™ "?« ° Six lots at Grove street and Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Church announced today th&t the choice, I most decisively reject ar Army SiwiBi Corps as a master her uncle Emll Neugebauer and (mony. 1 ( liberal con,trjbulions wane given 1 *ld you not shudder a DK at th'e /i? James P. McCartney. Rev. -Edwtn A. Qoldsworthy. offi- 1 Frankltn avenue- have been pur- K Rev. Gilbert van Bet'er will preach closing of the catnpulftn to raise pre*schooi. kindergarten anid pri- marriage "by Tier father, the -wed- November . 7. Ttte local club is to the ''ind v Mayor Cariin to- itiere thought of the Daddy of usmy first parents Papa Protoplasm Sd John J. Hummel, son of Mr.sergeant. He is a graduate of ciated. The wedding marches sponsoring the Linden Club as itschased by the Inman Heights Aa- an Election sermon with the text: $12,000 for the Restoration Furld mary groups of the school Satur- and Mamma TJnicell, anfl clasp to Rahway High School and also ding marches were played by Peter project for the year. Dr. Gall- gether with Counci'ma" Otto all? rs. John Hummel of New were played by Mrs. Robert Step- trie year. LJI . \JVLU- r A- 'And they prayed, and said. Thou. Is his hope on Sunday morning to my heart father Adam from Darthmouth College and GraJewsik and Miss Olga Ratzin away Warner «nd ("^unrilman Joseph Lord, which knrweth the hearts day afternoon Included costume Now I do not know what you and Iwlnswlclc. were united in marri- hens. and Robert Gllgannon were the who leaves Tuesday f or! delation at the sale of tax lieu J. TamTiurinA Deacon William announce that the goal has been Mother Eve. And, dear by Rev. Thomas B. Meaney. Newark I-aw School. Dunne his Florida was given a sendoff. of a" men shqw whether oi these reached. Dr. Davis will speak Son- awards- games and refreshments think—nor what my pew-mate in I suspect you do, too. career in the IT. S. Army he took The bride wore white brocaded soloists. ' parcels by Tax Receiver J. Francis Thomas presided and Rev C. H. double ring ceremony was Fox, the land to be used for a 3 two tbou h«Rt rho*;«*n" ' Aots day morning on "Christians or and was largely attended. the Catholic Church thinks—of a leading part in the play "Army satin with sweetheart neckline, a The bride wore a gown of can- Morreil. pastor ^pok* . D^'o'Ml If it's anything Catholic and the bride was given in iingertlp veil flowing from a floral HALLOWEEN PARTY clubhouse site. The lots were 1 -24). Only Rea-sonable Fac-similes?" The costume awards at the Evolution; but personally I much ratholic! iape by her brother James Life" used as a morale builder dlelight brocwied satin with sweet- LARGELY ATTENDED p werp led by Mrs. Ella Norn-inn j>nd Miss Relda Jean Wrigkt, a prefer to belieVe in a Paradise of for the service units. He is a crown. She carried a bouquet of purchased for $405 which is $115 Mrs. Lucirfta MfUtb?ws At the evening service Sunday Holy Name Men of McCartney. Peter Grajewski. heart neckline of illusion lace and The Hallowe'en party sponsored over the minimum price set by Travelling Fellow" for the Board Dr. Davis will answer questions children's party included: Pretti- flowers and trees and babbling member of Phi Reta Kappa. Pi roses- pompoms and sweet peas. a fingertip veil and crocheted Saturday right at *.hf home of est costume. Lynn Rose Soos. Lois ,,'rch organist played the wed- Tuesday niaht at St. Mary's audi- the Common Council. Six parcels of Christian Education, will speak from the pulpit and Major Melvln bTooks, wherein most happily ar<-hes and solos were r n- Lambda Ptv and other fraterni- The maid of honor' Miss Betty crown. She carried a cascade torium by th" Junior Catholic sold by Mr. Fox brought $3,630 I IS I,'* i Anf'eH of 9"* LP^'IS to the Seniors and upp**r class McAvoy. Jane Hazeldeen. Joan dwelt my beautiful, God-like first m C Ann Skvasik of Elizabeth, wore i W. F*>ed will lead anoti w gospel i hy Miss Olga Rflbrln dTid ties and of the K»nes Bon'h at bouquet at ros^s. gladoli anH snap- Daughter? of Am^ric?. was at- or $690 more than HIP minimum he Ward 5 proun h' ld a IntTraediafes. November 3, dur- Taynor. Gina Ogden. Patricia parents. Adam and Eve^—each law school H*» is a senior vice aqua brocar*rd satin pnd nr1. The hym sing. Tb* Fellowship will MORTGAGE LO/N? ,ri r;ii«annon. dragon. The matron of honor tpndpd by ov«*r 950 fo» the largest set by thp coimcll. \\\ ind o. proup from the lo-fll ing Sunday School She is a stud- Ogden. Q&le McCarthy; most or- created by direct actiofi of 3ad. HOTM* T bridesmaids included Miss HilHa 3 T1 have a social gathering in the u commander of Stein o«:f Mrs Mlnha<-1 Kosty. of Pah way. Bfit.hrrinp of its kind. Muslf was -hw part'"ipp\t*-' o FMnC \y in pnt preparing to* service in the iginal, Karin Kerit, Jan Werbeck. G I. CONVENTION*' - ' ie b"t wore white faille with Jewish War Ve'-ra'\s. He i as Neugebau^r. cousin of the bride Community Hous« Saturday night. Students of Evolution of R cer- r was Pressed in pink mMre taffeta providei by Al Ritt^r. pp.tpr Kel- awarding <"*f prizes for costumes the logins rn!y of i hr din/ church, and vil] hr'ng th* chal- .,.n T "ckline and oryanza n Charl*»s Schults heads the proMariiyt- i Anderson- J^itricla Mor- tain school rriay laugh at my' naive F. B. A. sistant director of Uv ''.">lri f»n -. and Mis* Mary Coventry, b'-th ofwith ."• iuin hee-'p' ce and 'rim-ler and Lnrry Rark. Miss M" Anita as follow: Funniest. Carmen H>e- fun' campa'sn by the F i'• ?••<*•• lenge t the T^>»rto -mV t/> th» Gordon Partner. Bertha PadarlsR, my Adam of the dust, vi-j' fingertip shin-^d illu- Pension Buroau %\ Tci' • Rnnway They wore aq 'a rrep** I Rl' > * P v gram committee in charge. New, ]jAy. ! rif 1 HlfiTlns nt tho Court Victory. 449. Simone; most original. Edward Us* Church of \P\\ "owinR -Irom an or- iung People. slides in colors depicting the ou ~ Puniest, Chuckle Muskett. my Eve of the rib, my God of all n 1IM> a, -utMria'^H in loi-n ' and not. c«ry ng bouqn**' t ""' Catholi? Pf»ught-*rs of Am*- -ica. Grapev; prettiest. Miss Ellen Con- DAVID E. DEMBL' " a cup She carired a white i"ims «nd s ^t. potiK. |!i Christian »Snd>avor meets w»th standing inclrlents in the LKe ofTbdmas fcoagland. Alyce Borden. creation, my beMved book of divine r artnn» p'i 'hat Lav -pnep Mr- way Thp judpps ir-jludVd Mrs pr h -n't w*th sprays of orchids Tho b' tde.sma t^e Hinson*. 810 "ryant «*reet. at Christ will be shown Sunday eve- Kenton Savacool and Roger Latie. revelations. But to me their laugh 45 E. MlLTOtf A' The best rr>"n was Oli*'ord f-T^ o' h"\d vrn Die tirkpt-i or Edward Jensen. Vs Peter Man -pri Coir SCHOOL h-)uwi"Un with ribbon str*»«un- WilHom Kcfe-. Miss Margaret 1 11 T 7 IP Mr*. Ruth Minor. on* ofninf t" the Fellowship The game awards included John sounds hollow and forced, for RAHWAY, N. J. Rainhoiv l^etiirifi Christopher %I ? Br"' 'tiahap n Mi Annn "v • >^T« I i., „ f., Tr>T "V '.OWE EN FA1TY :he very popular leaders at the Mi^- J"an McCa^tnev. tlio sifter of th° bride g*'oom v The Westminster Fellowship Jfbvobllslcy, Roger Lane, Alyce with all their years of learning n bfidefcTwrn, and the ushe-s 'n ri ... • • . MarRaret Feeley. ^ Hs'lowe'pn • ar* w ^s held K RAhway 7-129P M s:k -r wns mairi of h nor anf' M'ss ?Targar-t P^vyr- a cou- Fres ytTian Summer Conference will meet Sunday evening with Bcrden, dordon ^atoer, (Patricia they cannot disprove on* word of Tor Local U oddinp, eluded Fri.nk Snvacool an'1 H C f.-H the 'hlldrpn of the TVnitv )\p]'\ at I afayette College. wiM b« *-mt» blue nvlon with full in of tVie bfid*. all of Rahway 1 Oi r Miss Lucy Mi In ps as leader and Kent. J*htllp Eastman. Leonard the Bible story of man's creation; Saturday a'ternron pt Rt WhitakT, Woth of Rahway A re Md ' irilM . "ida' ^chnol on * i the gi'psi speaker. Mrs Minor win nor can they force upon me by l:rt. rap sleces and matching Thpy wire nqur moire t* fff '•& and ri.i.v r '*jhr, thp cnm"iIt ?.PP in the topic will be "Che Three Re- Hieripiorp. Mary s <"hurcM Miss Mary .TiAnn ceptlrm at tht* American Legion "n Rs-c Relations." the wildest »tretchirtf of thf^ries, f arrieci •i^'o'''- '""iT'rtn r.i Tviw«-'i li ligions—One God." The Junior included Mr*. Alf Mads#n, Mrs. 1 Home was attended Hy 150 guests 1-idinK '*' • Jf » M. ? Annual Praise Service of •Tiisrmn as my first -of'- ' n h'innupt nf mtvfd niere >f M"". Krst'ia ^forzf with t vRpthpr with Miss Christian Endeavor will meet Sun- Itrobo** *»rw1 Mr« a N T E T> ' whom she liv^d at 13''3 Main TT>« c'lpl" left on n v'Hidin" trip the Women's Missionary Society Cowers , Myri'" Lusk nen^ral chain* \n and day afternoon at 3 under leader- son. parent. str**et ai'd th«* dfluc^^er *>f Mrs by nir *n Fi'irid.i p'ld Mpon their T'he best f"ar was John Kor*»ll, l ; WVHnesday November 6, at Miss H''pn Tzzl and Mrs. Of ">rRo 1 'Mis- H*»len Firrie' biirR. assist n'«e ship of Mias Ursula I/'etgens. The program included stories "And the Lord God forthed APART Mr > Marktta D-^rj .,-.,,ro« of Wrftk-'n*; return wi'l rpsid* at 575 West of Rahway. a. brother in-law of Che»yls 3 o lock ii* the Lecture Room. Roger Van Pelt has br-" -^mpri °f Rahway. were the the brMegropm and the usher" in i ant crxurmrn and Supt. Irving about Hallowe'en, songs and man of the slime of the earth; and Glen N. Y Liva.no t>-e bMde o' Hazpiwooci nvcnii" Both M!r. and 1 R'bert H. Gr'ieen of Tndia. nd and wo*"« egg fihell «nd 1 French, Ted Dropge, Jo'\n Wiese. Mrs pT*»sWpnt for the yeftr. stunts- little folks parade, games, breathed into his face the bfe"atrl for Kmil Jonn Mod a. of 1'3 Wost Mrs Ch* 'stopM^r are prnduat^s nt eluded John Dvy^r, unrle of th* will be the guest speaker. Rev. oua nylon v, with bouquoLt of %r Vi p lay P'bbart. He»'*U»ttfl "ichards, 1 of life, and man became a living field avp*mp, Cirlc. in " in.:itt nv Rah way Hip .Sc)>'X)l he is a bride: Fdv&rd J FH.'zRerald. Jr.. Gtlbetr vpn Beve will )«*ad the refreshments and mystery basket flowers in which peach n'»pr S»il"p St, • Aana Richards. Mi<^ Eleanor l> soul" (Gen 1:7). Bo says the Book (' weddinc T)»*> various ro'^f of member of *h^ First Baptist brother of the br'de and Charles ie I nne 620 Vt . devotional servlc 7 ere will be MISSIONARY GROUT hunt. Parents were guests at the oung Married _a predominated. Mrs. McCnrt- MNOFN ? Hours- 9AM to 0 V M Har^enbiirg, M'^s Florpi" e P' hae- ( party. The committee Included of Genesis. So says the Catholic dresses were rambine hv *h*> R» borne was In charge of the pro- The party for the Older Group Peter Grajewski played the wed-If eds Harold Bailey and Rahway High School, a mem- RAHWAY VOTERS Society gram with Mrs. Frank Taylor ac- of the church school and guests The best man was Michael Rei- • ding marches and Robert Gil- ber of SU Mary's Church. Alumni companist. Mrs. Mae Hammond was held Thursday night at the e:. of New Brunswick, and thegannon sans "Ave Marie" and Saturday evening at six o'clock Association and Children of Mary. MRS. JOSFPH KAHORA Parish School rooms the program shers included: Peter Hummel. '"Sweet Savior Bless Us Ere Weat the First Baptist Church- Car- Automatic Blanket! . led the devotions with Mrs. Will- He graduated from Rahway High, irolher of the bridegroom and terpt. Miss Evelyn Delores Joh HONORED AT SHOWER iam Howard assisting as accom- Including costume awardscdough- Go." is a member of St. John's Greek to?. 1 Mrs Joseph Kah^ra was honor- panist. The soloists included: aut contest* Mexican punch bag Railway's Jewdfy Store Ktrcher of Maplewood. an Th* bride was attired in ft son. daughter of Mr. and MrsCatholic Church and served with (Elpctricnily Warmwi) AREN'T SO DUMB ed with a surprise homewarming Rlrs. Lucinda McClajn and Mrsan. d other features. The commit- OF CONFIDENCE acle of the bride. A reception gown of Skinner satin, fitted bo- James Johnson, of 26 Essex street the U. S. Army for four years. shower nn Friday ni?ht at the Stanley Taylor of this city and tee included: Mrs. ft. E. Potter, followed the ceremony, held at thedioe sweetheart neckline with ful? j Oprtprpt «nd Harold N. Bailey, son home of Mr.«. Edward Scheuer of chairman, with Mrs. Alf Madsen QUALITY—SERVlCfi—DEPENDAB»I IT v |0ik Hills Manor, Metuctten. fol- train and fingertip veil flowing of Mrs Hurry Roberts, of 993 others from the visttlng church which the couple left on 448 Harr^on strpet, with Mrs. Roy groups. Mrs. J. Francis Vander- co-chairman, M*s. LeHoy Thomp- Your Purchases Can bt Made with Savings from a rrown of orange blo.vsoms ! Main street, were united in mwrri She KTuHuRted from Our tor A t Hifih AR tfcr Democrats Iliink Plun^ett joint hostess. Guests son. Mrs. Charles Grosse, Mrs. E. inK trip through New York trimmed with lace and rpriied a ape by Pev, J. P Renfro of theSchool. The bridegroom gradu- horst. president of the New Jersey "time Payments if Desired cd Canada. Returninc they will were present from ^arteret. Ro- Conference Branch, Mrs. W. R.Soos, Mrs. Joseph fcroboth; tick- white prayer book with crchid Carteret Church and RPV. Nor-ated from Rahway High, is a *-••• selle Park anH Mrs May Hulick, ets, Mrs M. A. Herman, Mrs. Mil- kei:clc at Norfolk, Va.. where is is man R Oliphin. pastor of the Fender, president of the aliance Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry — Gift* [serving with the U. S. Navy. sprays, stephanotis and baby's member of the Second Baptist Mrs. Richard Rau, Mrs. deorgeand Mrs. Louise Coster, vice- dred Walker. Miss Jennie Walk- breath and satin ribbon bow TheSecond Baptist Church of this Church and served three years in The bride graduated from St. ! city. The bride was Riven in • ThrRenuMiran Majority of our Common Council Dlngfteld and daughter Beverly, president of the Rahway Branch er; refreshments, Mr. and MVs. bridesmaids included Miss Olna the U S. Army, much of the time Mrs. Alexander Waybrandt. Mrs. Mary's School of this city and ! marriaup by her father and the spoke. M. A. Herman. Mrs. Madsen, Mr. Em-Bee Jewelers LiMiola of Bronx. New York, a being spent in the South Pacific. Harrv Brunt. Mrs. George Brunt, Charles Grosse- Mrs. George so from St. Peter's High School cousin of the bride; Miss Lena wedding marches wero played by rightly claims credit for extending police and fire pro- Mrs. Prank Hyde, Miss Frances Weber; music. Mrs. Mildred Walk- 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J. w Brunswick. She is a mem- DeDcminicis of Watklns Glen. Mrs. Arthur McCloud of Newark Jagger. Mrs. Harry Hlckmah, Mrs, LOCAL COUPLE MARK er; fortunes, "The Gypsy Queen". er of St. Mary's Church and theN- Y.. sister of the bride: Miss while Mrs. Nathaniel Allen of tection this past year; for improving streets and sew- Edward Hickman, Miss Peggy WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Chester E. Clark; decorating lumni Association.' Mr. HumJea- n Provenzano. Linden and Rahway was the soloist. Scheuer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ka- The second wedding anniver- committee, l^lss Patricia Thomp- nel is a graduate of St. Peter's Mrs. Muriel Sepesi, of Rahway. The bride wore a brocaded satin A Big Step hara. sary of Mr. and Mrs. W. Honald son, Mlas Dorothy Be v ing ton and Iigh and has served in the U. S. Javy for five years. He has theThe brfdesmaids had dresses sim- dress with seed pearl trimming ers; for expanding recreational facilities; and for bet- Evans, was marked with a sur-Miss Rae Ann Portney. ittflfiftr1 rfcacje in different shades of and full train and coronet of in the right prise party Saturday night at the Pliffibing & Heating sidential •, unit citation, gooe The awards for costumes in the . bffcifUe stars and Presi- lace with fitted bodice sweetheart ! pearls. The maid of honr was Direction! home of Mrs. Christine Evans of neckline and taffeta skirt with ! Miss Bernice Johnson, sister of tering City Services to YOU. 867 Ross street, guests Including: drand March Included: Prettiest. Repairing Installing Comtaendatlon. Madelln Lufberry. Marion Luf- pink accessories- the color com- the bride who wore pink sheer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sandberg. Specializing l£ bining placing Miss Sforza in crepe. The bridesmaids included Mrs. M. J. Callaway. Mr. and Mrs.berry and Ralph Bibean; funniest. ESTIMATES GIVtN What Is Ronald Wood. Anthony Jensen blue, Miss Provenzano in yellow, Miss Charlotte Jones of Eliza- But . . . the Denmrratic minority, in their paid advettisemertts, Robert Tremely- Mr. and Mrs. \ning J. Engelman Mrs. Muriel Sepesi. pink; Miss ! beth. and Miss Thelma D. Green. William Schantz, Mr. and Mrsan. d Jane Wright; most comical. STEAM HEAT Jack Jefries. George Speidel and Olga DiMiola. raspberry: Miss of New York who wore blue sheer make the same claims. L. W. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Will- CONTRACTING fakes Nevada Bride Lena DiDomenicis. Nile green. crepe with halo matching their Christian Science? iam Sawyer. George Weber. Jr., The Judges in- • * • • cluded Mr. Charles Grosse. Mrs. Thursday 'night Miss Sylvia V. The best man was Edward Mod- dresses. The little flower girl was >?ner of Del Monte, Nevada, and Miss Loretta Ross. THE FULL ANSWER to this HOME ON FURLOUGH Joseph Kroboth, Miss Doris Dun- J. H. KEEFE la, a brother of the bridegroom question, together with the lop and Mrs. Soos. Awards In rang j. Engelman, son of Mr.and the ushers included: Joseph Ernest Bailey of New York City, Who's Trying to Fool the Voters complete explanation of Chris- Pvt. Charles R. Brardt, son ot went to the folowing Rug 42 Clinton St. ftahway 7-0589-W Ralmay Mrs. Bernard EnBelman, of Dinlcola, William Sforda, cousins brother of the bridegroom was the Mrs. Martha Brandt, of 10*79 Irv- best man and Frank Breen and tian Science healing, Is riven walking- Bobble Brock and Bar- 01 St. George avenue were united of the bride; Albert Modla, brother in— ing street, has been spending a 3 marriage by Rabbi Joachim of the bridegroom and Joseph Mack Ro?.zelle were ushers. A re- One Blanket Provides All ten-day furlough with his mother. bara Bibean; peanut scramble "rince. D.D., of Newark. The ception was held at the home of by Making False Claims? OoTothy Sepesl, Anthony Jensen Rlgler. the last two named being He has completed his "boot** iremony was performed in theof Clark. A reception and din-the bride attended by 150 guests- the Warmth You Want training at the (Partis Island S. C.•»*d Ronald Scout; aples on the nce of immediate relatives i The couple left on a motor trip • • • SCIENCE & HEALTH string, Hazel Lewis, Marion Luf- ner was held at the Oreven's recruit training camp of the U. S. ad a reception followed at theHotel attended by 250. The by car through New York State. (Weighs only a little over 5 lbs.) • The 1946 Budget provided for all these accomplishments, with Key to the Scriptures Marines. He observed his elgh- berry, Vtfra Wihsper and Prank air Farm, West Orange. teenth birthday while home this PritUla. couple left on a wedding trip to for which both parties claim credit. The record PROVES by Mary Baker Eddy The bride wore a gray suit with Montreal and Quebec, Canada. gers University and enlisted in week. Doughnut contest. Prank Hills ye of white orchids. Mr. and that ONLY the REPUBLICANS supported final adoption Rtfnald Wood, Dorothy Blvington The bride graduated from Rah- the Air Corps, serving overseas fcs. Stanley Abrams of Rahway in the south Pacific for eighteen A book whose strengthening Richard Epprlght, Merrltt Epp- -tended the couple and Mrswa. y High School. The bridegroom of this budget. and liberating message is for rlgHt; Mexican punch bag, George was graduated from Regional mouths. He received decorations \. brams wore gray with corsage of including seven battle stars- everyone! sSchoot l of French Speidel. William Johnson, Rich- der orchids. Following a High, Springfield, attended Rut- Perfectly Safe! Here isa photostatic copy of the final vote on the Budget as it ard .Epprlght, John Novobtfsky. ton^H^ ' ±>f. "V. red or purchased "(at prices I Wiring isMfiitrwrmngle str«id, epiral wire, ««pS - . bejinnin* at $2) at REOPENS THURS., NOV. 7TH PAllTT ton HALLOWE'EN nion Council meeting/ A ' Hallowe'en party with cos- Mafic Circle Fit puti little cially insulated—woven in individual channels Adult (Mdrnlnp) ml and completely water-proofed. Launders "beau- ill ttimtfs was held by Miss Ethel feet in the direction of health, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Children (6-14 Yra.) Afternoons Wooden of 1941 Paterson street, tifully . . . may be washed by hand or at a TUTORING H comfort, and future foot ease. commercial laundry. Plugs in like a lamp to French — Spanlih — Latin the prettiest costume award going of the 'O'.'v^ 9 4 6 H'^rlrT, -.'iiich wo? r^uT 5,-cor.iri READING ROOM to. James Kosty: furinlest. Donald Fit «< the Heel and Room at nearest outlet. Adjust simple dial setting to by C "•.*.•.* 11-nn lnjni.'.rJc, hr.d upon roll rr 11 b' ECOUC FBANCAISE rtfc t:V.i v. 01. Lane, while others present were CHOICE CUTS OF the Toe ti the simple tecrctl degree of warmth desired. From then on it U r.otior. of Cou 1548 IfcVlNG STREEf DE WESTftEU) Mlsaes Pelecla kirchehstem. Helen necessary only to turn on at night and off in Rahway, N. 3. 845 No. Chestnut St. King, Elaine Lowman. Ethel For GIHt and Boy the morning. Four small safety thermostats are Tel. Westrleld 2-1969-J Wooden. Jean Mosso. Alex Kosty. if" $3.98 to $4.98 within the circuit to protect against overheating. r. r'or.rV. Thomas Burdltto, George Lewis Pegy Nichols, Eileen Braniff. Prime Beef - Veal - Lamb FEATURES: •r-Vi WILLIAMS RETURNS SIZE COMFORT CONTROL $39.95 an-1 Jr r.-*..t Seymour Williams, of 385 Cen- The "brain" of the blanket, con- tral avenue, a local architect, has 72 Inrhr* x 86 inchew. Ample tained in a small bedtfrfe ciw. plus tax returned from attending the an- NOW O/V DISPLAY Fresh or Smoked Pork Products •ize for a doable bed. Also flU Regulate* current flow through SERVICE twin and tingle bed*. the blanket—automaticaDy com* Zonov.-.r jw2 V:\L- 1 9 4 6 nual conference held at Jackson. Miss, by the National Council on penaatea for changes in room OF COLORS temperature — provide* correct Schoolhouse Construction. The THERE IS PLENTY warmth for body comfort. Rote and blue. N USE THE a local man is a member of the New- Dependable Tire Co. (]oiim ilmen Donovan. Roarke, Valentine, Wiemer, Kimmi<*k Jersey Council and an architect BINDING JEWEL INDICATOR BUDGET PLAN! of the State ^Department of Ed- 1547 IRVING ST. RAhvvay 7-2666 and Only the BEST Quality Acetate raTon tat In, 5^ Inches Light* up when current U on. and Selovcr are REPUBLICANS; (^oimeillnen Young, Mark- SINCERITY ucation. wide, matching; color of blanket, Serve* a* a reminder to turn off Schwartz Shoes with boxed cornen for better wear blanket tn the morning. ey, (iolvin. Tamtiurina and Jennings are Democrats. Please phone your order early and as'ssure yourself of our prompt, courteous and appearance. CONTROL CASE 1519 Main St. Rahway FABRIC Ivory plaiUc with decorative • * • Though moderate in cbst, our Delivery Service escutcheon plate. Wool 50%—Cotton 25%—Rayon fBuy now for Xmas, JT« trill hold • FINAL SCORE OF THE VOTING ON THESE IMPROVE- 25%. CONTROL CORD for December Delivery, aervke is complete in appointment, WE ALSO HANDLE BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOOD Ivory, flameno) for lona; life. MENTS TO YOUR CITY :— NOT A HEATING PAD "I LOST 32 LBS.! WARRANTY PRODUCTS EXCLUSIVELY Automatic Blanket gjivet evenly OPEN TOMORROW FOR the Improvements and modern and satisfactory in sup- WIAft SIZI 14 AOA1N* distributed gentle warmth over a Guaranteed against defeeU in ma- Against the Improvement One* 16o Iba., Mlaa lUyaoldalort large area—not the concentrated terial* or workmanship for one wvisbfc «MkIr witfa AYD8 ViU- rear. COLUMRUS DAY! tnlb Osdy Redudns PUn. Now heat of a heating pad. ervision. «b« bu a model1* figure. Yoor aa- Republicans ... 6 Republicans .... 0 QUALITY p«ri«no« m»y or may not b« Uv» aunt but try thi* aul«r rvdoeuia; Democrats 0 Democrats 5 plan. Vny Firtt Box Must Skew FUEL OIL ILTON Results or money back. In clinical Uclt eoadacUd by m*dk*l doeton more iban 1M Albert E. Lehrer peraona lost 14 to 15 pound* •nrafa in a faw weaka with tb* A YDS Vitamin Candy FDNEia t)ISECTOt Reducing Plan. McManus Bros. Novxerols*. No laiativaa. No Rahway Voters Aren't So Dumb PREMIER SERVICE EAT MARKET dnifk. E*t plenty. You don't cut 1152-1154 EAST JERSEY STREET • ELIZABETH oat meals, potatoes, etc., you Jurt ni 5 275 WEST MILTON AVENUE out tb«m down. Bimpla wben you PREMIER OIL A ©ASOLINE SUPPLY CO. PHONESi RAH HOUSE OF QUALITY •njoy delicious AYD8 Vlurain Candy b«fora 58•"« L As the Democrats Think •73 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE auais. Only |3^5 for *0 days'jrappl/. Pboo* TELEPHONE RAflWAT 7-1874 7-1*32 furnishing hornet complete wince 1880 Paid for by Republican City Comm. RAHWAY, N. J. RAhway 7-0848 KIESTEIN'8 PHARMACY 69 E. Milton Avenue Taar out thla ad a* a remlcaar.

'.*•?•••• PAQEFTVE HflWS-RSCORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1946 PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, OQTOPEB 31, 1M6 pay Increases and bonuses to reopening of Neighborhood House bage collections a week during the Rahway High School Band On March BetweeaTlie Halves Egolf Teachers, Firemen, Police, and on Main street for use by Colored summer months. Rahway Invades Roselle l^fc *^^atufday Game otherMuntelpaTempToyeesT social groups. —"Answer—As a~ mfttter~of~tEctr (Co ntinued from Page One) "Answer—"Hie Salary Adjust- "Answer—How then, do you the Mayor and the Board of ment to the teachers was advo- explain the fact that it is still Health petitioned the Council to Pachtnan's— With Full Strength Following Defeat by Rosell to the Job. who was notcated by the Mayor and members closed? The Republican majority Inaugurate two garf>age collec- Veteran. Also, Mr. Donovan. of the Board of Education, and in the Council has had the. op- tions a week. _ . Hoagland Eleven Which Lost to Roselle P -i-Vt. Council- -President;; -took passert on by the Board of Esti- portunity for over a year to r*»- "5. He is pushing the installa- WOMAN'S SHOP Clicerleadcrs Keep Crowd Active *' »nr against the appointment mate. The Council ha-s no vote open Neighborhood House. tion of adequate drainage facilities tford Tough Game Last Weekend Ready fox u '.her Veteran, John Wasko. in this matter. "4. As Chairman of the Street for Linden avenue. 89 E. CHERRY ST. RAHWAY, N. J. selle; Won Last Year by Forfeit Advocated and supported '3. Advocated and supported the Department, sponsored t^ro gar "Answer—This condition, which .America's No. 1 Singing Star has existed for two months, and which la within two or'three-hun- her scores It will be Roselle at Roselle Saturday aftorn r-n for dred feet of Mr. Roarke's bark Earl Hoaglands hard-working but inexperience! Joor, was called to Mr Roarke's o]oven and the Rahway High School eleven should be Utentlon well over a year a so she knows her sweaters! by one of the families on Linden over the homesters on the per- avenue. During a storm a few fonnances of the two teams to only 142 for Rah way. m makinj .veeks ago. this same family tele- date. The upset of Linden 6-0 mine first downs to phoned Mayor Carlin. who im- several weeks back will be the Rahway. Larry Wils on Wa« mediately drove to Linden avenue. big achievement by Rahway this big Rahway ground \t the following Council meeting )-> season, and even the 6-6 tie at The iParkers exhibits it was the Mayor who brought this Cranford the week after and that the best coached fams thaontn .natter to the attention of the 7-0 defeat by Roselle Park in one ! Rahway eleven1 win Council and demanded that this of the few home games last Sat- (tnl3 seas0I1. The -nndition be remedied. urday oannot overshadow the Roselle Park backs "6. He has furnished additional Linden miracle. plays with preHsto" , protector for school children by Roselle was nipped 7-8 by flT nn having a sp**cial poJ'ceman sta- - -Pictures by Rahw»y Ph' better defense by t f 1 V o"'rrvd t»»o«* han ' sni * 'v th' Mich Sc>*ool Ftard rr'ny nor»th« ^co-- **eld ' \y. jrame *o oj>-n the seas»n to —Plr/,ures by Rahway Photo another later season Rahway op- forward wall cherkci .ioned a St. O^'B* " v h i riot' • Ht* ">o- ?"1 » I " tit* *jr on?f t' d:» f - f t r»»jt on 'he while ** ' * »"•= and fivin* out with «ome acrobatic stunts. ponent next month, got In the way attack so">lni( r Mi- Prank J Donovan hope that the Veterans returning Rounded. tr •. * Irs .ininen M n HnnrHe found Roselle Park P tough one, May w Baiojpis adp'ii^stratior to this City will take Ueed of the The lineup lt ,tf r-, . (li.ru ' Tyr I I'M ..n I. "rt' \r\\\ n r OFlmi^p, Mrw Jr' too hard to pret by when Lary UT 'loark' has her- " Cnu»' Mttr i U KIMH All'- • t ''iHlr-r ill. OW I- : M-s Dniil' ' T> Wy'V Mrw warning cast by the recent local 1 Pos. Poselle r • •,., U , 1', • T>r T.T.i- >, 1 1 Luck failed to smiU- tn th* Uaht VFR ' F'l" "JC Mil! II .'f^nf 111*" Hl«T fif«'-" W Kt"i,.Pn Jr FVul V Con election and make up their minds L.T.—-Lepore 1 1 p Rya '7. Tie S'jit' Hf'hwuy "om f<(.<.!• Mi>i)pih I' n«. Kllwii "U Unrtnr making the best choice possible in th*t th y will have none of such L.E.—' <•••>)••. I'lll sr'U'"'->; i- [(.(1f rl<-k [> ThmiiH i *•>• 0 mission hi*", so fr '. vpfusrd P^i v >i T H 1 p Lhp furtJi* ran** of their actions I hope tnat their voices \ •: • i • •.•: ''ui Mi H-: « li'i't" •' "f nvi Vor ul«^> kn • ti iifj ipd« -irk 'i horns , A decision to take the ball deep Reindel mKsi^n to install a trnfUr dWNK" ^Sp s' Ol iK "' Agnf» Hnwpver. the of last will be unanimous firm and ada-in Rahway teritory when a pen- Rafalow Its p p*rf#-ct sMH . . Korday-seasoncd with t^ncr fmshion M a c. at ^t G°O'KP and I !:VK' HII-1 nf r-| i,.,.n lf..:,ti. Hull win IH"iir i ' known it« \(jni*ti Il'-Hiit,, November v--t*h Mr. mant in the protection of decency nd Mr. alty was involved as the Parkers R.G,—Fennel) vi V The CHICKERINC SandriDgbora. Fancy figured mahogany or richly He >ia" R spertal C that lu*-es you to rton vour Onilens Sp*«t»tor ^n Olmw Ir-nk „' I> •kh.-1'iicr. OWNER ANT' Tamt>urJna leading Hie sound and honesty in politics an<1 out 1 ^r- TSF • V R«"*«'MI;'T 7 'ori-hpim [ kicJced from their own side of \ R.T. -Casmer Uoned ther° during »erinri.i h H r *:-w F.Mv- >>• M fr H "iilfi •-•.' Ti "is FTIIKI "; M f' ' n't). il for ryrlirc. hiking and life In tbft outdoor*—at the drop of the 1 1 of it, and will require that their Mi '••!• Ml ' lnhpn' nf Ml'l' HH vi Ai'ii'i 'Viinli WII'OW of J'enrV ' trurk parpde with its lies and de- the flfthy-yarrt mark gave the R.E. — He i-, still p'ishinK for P '"" H P-nn. DECEAS'T) OWNKR, Mil-' r'1'" 11 politicians be governed by some first Fall leaf. Sport this Korday shirt . . . Ct'fi ft honey fw you? * ;n famations i a too recent locals the ball in the shadow of QJB —Colucci 4gain...AT GRIFFTTHS...World-famoii8 make- "»Kht at that intpr-vertion A'^'1 i » RitlHvi'' Mr Ci'-wclt hun '!;Pri < -ii- ... nw»EP Kfijy WIDOW OF Bu,jn- c principle other than that of gre«d t ivn * id "< untry t'7«^ds! ArliMgcrcs Alfrf T "run.- .Sr nF/'KA"ED OW ' b- fo' p ' >IP F >IIT th : to leave '' imwaiv as *••*• it-fi re- their own goal posts The kick by L.H.—Woolley "An^'-or Agai" rpfprripp to the dishonesty or lust for power.' " Wilson was blocked and Roselle S1Z > ; 'IV B:il'l vln Mr 'laid-In. Inrburi'i NT" F FUz' '••ih fib-'-n. WIDOW | VV«T '1 n r'-ib I for onp «i not R.H.—Schultz of Pianos In Charming, Distinguished ?nlu-c W<'t-ni ".s Minor Cat i in currenre " ' To my mind the answer Is Rutter M •il"l \ B Fr-x-T T nj fu MI I (!<• Hu Id win Mr* .'••M'ph M<>r nl Wu-'-ficld Shm '), r>Ff:FASKP Hnr]...f , ascribe to such tactics and will not Park took command on the 20-P.B.—Schrelner iredrcd 'hat Special Patrolmen Vnuie B.. Lnr\_ Mrh- Alp'ior-T Wt-ll, Mrs. Aus-UV NEK. TUc Uiiiup Niitlirml Bunk. | [ indulge in 'them. On November Roselle Park should he detailed to aU V ; not simply that, the Republicans yard marlc. Then the Rahway line 7 C1K>OPA BO •uT> ' '-.M>- B <*vi«;wi»ll r*n'h«T • Tii- MI M C'i '•w'-ll Mr Ciif * •*•••! 1 hn-SntuI of '^''U'tiy. Rnhtt'fty N J P"LPKP' of rnmpp^n ! It'a a pl«ra*mre to a pi«no from among many femotiB mak«fl in the 11 1 14, 1945 at tb*> first Council meet- Rahway -:\u* \ ^ :•..-• Ihvn' M.~- fcr.outi u« "I M'xl- Cn-rvr Mr B" '*!'' hM* '•* A M')RT ;/*",K. Maria I TTPW \\: Donr- in <•• in.sir,tpnco upon must resort to the same tactics which played a bang-up game the 0 | Griffith warerooma . . . Here is a beautiful Steinway grnnH. exactly liko "C. !'•;> R-.-.in.T T l>>' kh- m I'.mrt ' >f -Ml'** M Bit M win Mr ' «x" t HOI OKR OF" A MORT'-A'IE Miirle ' lr the sound truck in- The purveyors of such lies and rest of the time parted to permit Touchdown Point af-I necessary lifihts arr installed. line l'nr'«rh:ll. ')W^JER, -Uillo Oennls thf arr"mp!ishm«nts ?*f the Steinways used by the master pianists of the whole world, onlv Bmaller. 1 JUT'-- v. M >P-uiki\ .' hn (.' ') l.u.sf-\nd of J'liip B. Poetl Mr. Cus- I said, among other things: "The pnswprs fl ^ s»»t forth abovr rr AND WII'OW OF '->-i-h nf 'he R"p"h!'''an maj'rity o/ scandal like nothfrur better than the Parkers to advance in twoter touchdown Close by is a lovely Chirkcring grand that will easily fit into your living room. will take the time ran verify them 1 »• OF'-F.^SFT) OW'NFR 'I should like to say a few to drae other people down to their rushes to the seven-yard stripe. run). Substitutions P v;in JU.., (-,-•••_•(• \V Pul^'fll. Jr wi-11. T'r •" >iii* hu^innd "f /Mir - P tihs Council of »>ir ~|tv fnr t>i*- In the next room are handsome Stcinway spinets. Beyond are several gor- vu t TIC '>f n of 'icr or Thc Court are fact not fantasv. Anyone who irt ih<-i- hrT- (ievi-'ps *" p ell. husb-ncl of \n n two ypR"= words about the election Just pass- level. And again Lf both parties Then Casmer went over for the DelUnger. Swanson. geous Chickering spinets. Ilere in another spacious room are roanv Winter ASP HIP lii-.kri.'wi r.W H f ISWPI] EM74thfth Mill." Mi .in' fry ->r NPW .JrrH*-v rrittfie ^n "Now. Mr. and Mrs Spcond Hie 7' h day ft O<~U)hcr 1046, In n TamBurirm and Councilman ed when a new low was reached are to indulge In the same scurril- score and to make it a perfect i Lugara, A. J. Beiford. Par*>nu>au. :ind p*r.st.»nul repr*-M*n- K.c''-nd 'msbimd nf ' spinets, including the well-known Musette. Alongside is the popular Wurlitzer Warder, let's look around your rause ous tactics how is one of disting- listing. Wooley skirted the Rah- 1 Rahway. Kirby. Cleland. Buhl.| \V r.ihhv wherein the city of Rub way. I Edmund P. Jenninus were th? in Rahway in political campalgn- spinet. But thiB is not all. There are KimballB, M hitneys, Minipianos and uish between the right and the neighborhood and my neighbor- miii>icu>;ii corporp*.ion, in the j ward club speakers and R. Me- j ing. The responsibility for the way end for the extra point. This fln; head linesman many more leading makes in either new or renewed CTanda, uprights and Couniv o' Union und Suit** nf New r*u iy presided at the meeting. wrong? It is a difficult problem third quarter play broke up a hood and see what has been done rc tone of the campaign lies square- spinets. Many different styles and beautiful woods—blonde, rich walnut during the past twenty months. .Jersey In cunipulnnn' ani you nn<1 tx> answer and one which rests deadlock between the two teams CARD PARTY TOMORROW itlirrv nri- flcf'-ndi'iith vtm arc rfquir I rharpe 'h. e. Ropublira„, ^ n party : ly at the door of the Democratic and dark mahogany. And you can be confident that there wjl^ be nn long How are Lhe streets in vour sec- with every single citizen. The which struggled all over the field, Tomorrow night «r 'h? T^THF nf Hnd ftiww'er t-n ih^ iw> - •o f thl- riI->'- -sald Mr. TamBurina. .Party and its locaJ leaders. This wait for thp piano you select. Delivery will be made within » nhort tinv. tion? Still full of holes, still un- plulnunt R hill, us m question which each citizen can but could not threaten to tally Mrs. Vernon Stacy, of 1050 Broad| d-y on or be- with a deliberate and systematic city has rarely experienced elec- paved? Are there sufficient, street AA4 * Stripe to a Solid hlorkintr of rrinrh nnrl put to himself is "Am T going to at other times. street, there will be a 7 n t>ir •.iiiri hi11 wll1 '••' 'x1"-'' »^ •>(> Thp lights along your street Do you °f | tion campaigning in which such support only decent, honest cam- The Parkers not only smoth- party fo'r the of th" La-I IN THIS '• -.M>rnnstnirtivn p measureproposcs that d anhavde vicious, scurrilous and downright paigning persons running for of- dies' Auxiliary to I-or"mol:ve| Music Center of New Jertey" ' Si' ''1 hill wow 'llr-I to fnrr"-1oM* rcr ered the Rahway aerial attack, your way is ade^jun'e? Ther>e ELPC7IOM for hy rhp minority group lying was made the major effort fice or am I going to condone but outrushed the locals on theFiremen and 1 she is wearing a famous FEATHERKNIT in tt'" f'l'y of Riihwy. iif^re- tactics which breed nothing but things you se* with you' own of the Council. I charge that the of a party to win votes. ground, piling up 178 yards to Star Lodge, 221. and singing Hie FEATHERKNIT hit song n.ld. which THV OrtlfU«u>«i were -x • Republican members of the Coun- " 'Politicians are entitled to hatred and disunity?" For my GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY eyes. The tax rate is the same ecut*"tl by tho Ro'-plvrr of TUX«"J tr> Ououprhout the city, hut whnt * "look Sweeter in a Sweater" the rompiiilnnni pursuant to tax ril with deliberately interfering some respect so long as they con- part I am certain that the ma- STEINWAY-.REPR^ENTATiVES 7 hold on the dn'^s i^orelnnf t«r with Mayor Oarlip's program from duct themselves within the bounds jority of the people in Railway ahout improvements \ forth nil of whlfh are Mnrccord- thp beginning of his t-erm to theof propriety and decency When want fair and decent election cam- 605 BI^OADStREfiT/NfeWARK % 'NEW JERSEY "Are you satisfied in vour own od of Action. 1st. June 22 mind that Mr. Roarke's rpcord is Tome In and see our collection of FEATHERKNITS today .-. . Jnnimry 12. 1942:present day They definitely inter- they do not so conduct themselves paigning.' " Expert Radio; Phonograph, 1U4.1; 2nd nnd fered with t ^e Mayor's veteran v OPEN WEDNESDAY FVENIMS i'NTIL NINE such that he deserves the .wnnri and especially this suit- and slack-classic. It's a long-sle«v« slip- .:*.; ith und ^TJ\. May 0. 1933; 6th and 7th. they are entitled to be censured "There is one other point which June 22 1943. 8th and 9th. November program. Mr. Donovan definitely by every decent, straight thinking term as your Councilman? over with becoming square neck. 100% wool and in a com- 1927. loth. -Junimry 12 1942: nth | did not and would not sponsor the I would like to touch upon. The "This is my pledge to you: de- citizen. It is this type of cam-Mayor, in one of his speeches, has Television and plete range of luscious new colors. through 34th. Juno 22. 1943; 35th. constructive police program. Mr. paigning that has too often pre- vote my efforts toward correcting January 12. 1942. 36th through 39th. raised the question as to whether these- and other conditions now December 29. 1941. 40th and Donovan definitely did not want vented decent men from running or not I could give sufficient timo Electric Appliance Repairing existing in the Second Ward Jnnuary 12. 1642; 42nd and 43rd. | to go-alons with measures for thefor office. Perhaps that is the to €he office of Mayor. That January 12 1942; 44th and 45th. May plan of the leaders of the Demo- Ward; give the people of the Sec- "~ a. 1933. 46th through 60th. May 17. efficiency of the Fire same question was asked of him like this coilarless black and white jacket, and sophisticated ( cratic Party—to make politics so ond Ward the type of representa- I J33; 01st. Junuary 12. IB42; 62nd during the campaign of 1944 and At Low Prices-All Work Guaranteed tion they deserve." black skirt—the effect Is stuiwndous—especially when it Is through 64th. May 15. 1925; 65 th "Mr. Donovan definitely failed rotten that decent men are driven stirred his ire. His reply was City Democratic Chairman mastcrcrafted for grace and tailored for trim, round the town cfM BACK YOUR CHAMP through 70th. January 12. 1942; and to act in reference to encouraging to stand for election only as a last sophistication by none other than the Ingenious WILLY MARKS. f : 1 bar the equity of redemption there- • industrial location in this City; something to the efec-. that he YOU CAN DEPEND ON DEPENDABLE James J. Kinneally in addressing In; and you the persona to whom ,, _. , ,. , resort. would take care of that himself. Sices 12-20. • 'X WITH A CHAMP HAT Mr " ' It was the lying, unprfnclpled the rally, went on record as fa- thin notice is addressed are made par- Donovan and his majority Apparently he is not waling that voring pension for county em- ties defendant becau&o you arc owners irsterteiied the politics of Germany and of Europe If you're making an election bet, I should have the sam* consider- ployees and urged all to vote for said land* and premises, or their improvements in the Fourth Ward ' generally which brought about the ation. Nevertheless. I can truth- jacket $8.95 skirt $5.95 make it for a Champ Hatl respective spouses or widow of a de- in wnlch Mr Jennings and I are holocaust of World'War H. the proposal Tuesday. Former teased pwner-or the holder of a mort- The fully say that my position Is such Councilmen; Mr. Donovan def- living and dead who fought to Judge James Patton presided and Champ is a good bet on any gage as herelnabove Bet forth. that I can and. will devote more other speakers included: Mayor AS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED. y/ > t occasion—both for style and price. EZRA W. KARKUS. Esq., initely objected to having the save America from a like condi- Solicitor of Compalnant, Veterans" housin« in the better than toe time needed for the Edward J. Carlin. Councilman Yes, for outstanding style at reason- tion could not want similar con- proper fulfilling of the duties of 41 Brond Street, sections of the City; Mr. Donovan ditions to exist here. A campaign Harry Colvin, John Markey. Coun- able prices, there's no better bey Knyport, New Jersey has. above all olse. not recom- Mayor. During my terms as cilmanic Candidate Norman such as waged fey the local Demo- Councilman and Councilman at than a Champ Hatl Available in SKAI.KI) ritOPOKALS mended or provided for a long Casey, G. Stanley Hoyt. candi- crats breeds nothing but distrust, Large I have taken my duties Greys, Brcwns, Blues, Coverts, Tans, FOR si:u*t:u CONSTRICTION range road program; as a matter hatred and animosities which long date for councilman-at-large and Scaled prc.posals will be received hy , f . nubile have re- seriously and have worked con- others. thi- Common Council of the City of U] it"-1' ytJU' LIU PUD"C. nave re survive the actual campaign. Such scientiously in the advancements $7.30 to SI (MM) Rnhwny N. J at its rrpulur meetlnR ceived no benefits of road lm- tactics do nothing but divide the of the City's interests- I shall do Notice the well mannered cut of the jacket ... the contrail to i>c held in the city Hall on Wed- piovcmcius without petition and people against themselves and are the same as Mayor. Moreover, I Police Raid Comr in ;md receive your Free evening November 13. 194G at Lne right to pay for these _ GOOD/YEAR binding. And certainly notice the double row of silvery buttonsl Copy of Champ Hat's 1946 Foot- C shall so conduct myself in that ,,.„ ..ril^nLr"- «f*L SS Provements wi:h your money, and trucks are concerned, these were office as to give it the respecti- tXTKA-MIUABt (Continued from Page One) It's an Essential Casual by Sporteens In an all wool monotone bull Schedule. Lists all leading Avenue from W Meadow Avenue no certainly has not been a gift college and professional games. u point npiir w. Uike Avenue, also from the City, as the Republican certainly paid for by taxpayers' billty which such an important tectives John M. Kiesecker and tweed In forest green, wine, red, grey or black. Come give It a in Hemlock street from Mudison Ave- majority want the average person money. The Democratic minority RECAPPING has wholeheartedly approved position deserves." Robert Walker. Chief of Police look, come decide It's just the suit fvr you! Sizes 12 to 20. i.ue westerly for a distance of ap- Good •conomy? — You b«t Clifford Dunphy," co-operated with iiiul theive easterly In the noutherly 1 Mayor Carlin's program of Indus- I Miller's Men's through lands of the City of "Mr . Donovan and his Repub- CARD PARTY TONIGHT Is, and you can b* sur* your County Prosecutor officers Rich- way to lican majority^id not-have any- trUr participation in this City to Tonight at the Exempts Home. oxt^nt^ qt\ Mayors.^^ Caxiin^ , gettini g traction's Engelhard and Louis T. Lambardi siffc'of W ' Luke'"Xvenue for a distance* of two garbage collections a week, for this Crty'Toiirxifw' Industries of iipproxlmatcly 18Q feet. toRctncr to the Exempt Firemen's Asso- Invest in extra mile- in the arrests. with the necessary manholes. Y or T and as far as the two garbage with potential employment of notciation will have a public card Y«t, It'* th* suit you saw less than 2500 people, with pre- agm and safety to- OI'KN FRIDAY and SATIRDAY NITES bninrhOb, SUPPLY CO. 1140 E. JERSEY STREET, ELIZABETH, N. J. All watches tested and regulated on our watch master, the mod- City has time and again been one really fine tire. A truly "IT'S THI TUB THAT MAKIS 1524 Main Street COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL - INSULATION - OIL BURNERS em timing machine used by most watch manufacturers. of interference with further pro- I am interested in learning more about BUY-SERVICE. great value! GOOD ON THI ROADS" LUMBER - MILLWORK - ROOFING - SIDING Esso T«l. Rahway 7-207S gress of the City. The City of DEALER KITCHEN CABINETS Quick Service Reasonable Prices Kahway I daresay will progress— Name Open FridAT and Saturday BUT NOT UNDER THE LEAD- Evenlw UntO 9 P. M. 1520-28 W. Elizabeth Ave. Linden 2-3240 1338 FULTON ST. RAhway 7-2701 ERSHIP OP MR. DONOVAN. Address STANDARD OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED." Th* Slgft of OF NSW JBKSIY * "Happy Moterinfl" ; A •*•.•,:* t. PAGE SEVEN. •«• . r .THURSDAY, 31, IMO RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD PAGE SDC THURSDAY, OCTOBER SI. me ^ahway News-RecofH SpeciaTSer^fees Arliclea For Sale Business Place To Rent Real Estate Wanted If TfTs"A"New"Ball«ry 59 For Your Car Dr. Henry N. Turner Ross DiComo Agency T. GEORGE DELICATESSEN, ONE HOUSE STEAM BOILER IN ALL KINDS WANTED Sec Us Today General Insurance 926 St George avenue, Rahway excellent condition, like new. Classified OFFICE SPACE 1529 MAIN ST. Residential— 17 W Irrtof St. TeL RA. 7-1 K> 7-O05P catering to parties, wed- Complete Trtth 30-gaHon- h^avy We Carry A & Real Estate fH»\ - <;aloHe; ennrtw^hw: made. lriqulre"H. Roblrison. Oct 24-tf Commerical—-Industrial O water tank and «as heater. To- IKFOPVATTON OVF QUARTER HORSE POWER W. MUton & Esterbrook Aves. EDDIE'S RAHWAY. TeL 7-13J3 . .-Efliwray, N. J. V R T M N S AN"> COT TON *nd one t>p .-slxtt- horse AN ELDERLY-WOMAN WOUI-D SERVICE STATION i The Rahwoy Ne^R-R-co'd re- MORTGAGE motors '°T coif ton • serves the riphl to edit or r-)ect rirn.pf<; b^iu"fully waslinc' find like to rem 4 room apartment, PHONE RAHWAY 7-02fi2 avenue. MAIN & POPLAR STREET AND any classified »HveMis!ns All Ads •;• in'ihcd r» hnnd iron»d very unfurnished. Best location."any- rcasonabl*1: also clothes washed Money To Loan AND HIS must conform to the Ruhway time between now and the first HAhway 7-2T06 A VOTE * A T C U F- D SEX OF GOLF G. I. LOANS .. ./* ami tmrM Q'tlrk s'rvtr* Call of tfie y^flv Rahway 7-0401-J. MMfrf Rp>iwa> 7 177? \V or '-rinR 'hrm clubs; *ix irons, two woods, bag; mr'is KTOIS must tw rc- oc31-3t Money to Loan TO BUY, BUILD OB cheap. Call R*hwav 7 0M6 W. ii''or f'st (n5<"Uon as the tn POO T> ••'•>•! "t • Cr' ft.-t fl'W.T On Bond and Mortrare ZFINANCE HOMES Ol 5 1 r* a r cvenlnRs GARAGK WITHIN A SHORT OTHER PROPERTY i '• pu.ii PI will not b*> rfsjvnstbl* Hyer A Armstronr distance of Hed Ooss Head- Rahway National Bank NTJ-VIEW Edw. Mackie €r Sr- -• 1 for sFHAJT TTI.E. COO') SEI.EC- •"'EC1AI. KIND OF RASPBERRY quarters. City Hal) Call Rah Buildinf. Rahway. N. J. KAGAN & GURKIN 1 t ; tlon tlon now in stock WP guarantee plants now full with large ber- VENETIAN BLIND Co. Serving Northern N. way 7-3110. 1494 IRVING ST.. RAHWAY for Over 50 Years I.- PHONES rSEH Rf:v»"RLY all our Installations Linoleum ries, bearing 3-4 times a year. fORTGAGE MONEY—F. II. A., Manufacturers of custom built MAY 1 I- sink tops Installed. Old tops wood and metal blinds. Rahway 7-2166 Fire Headquarters 7-14M Larpe fruit bearing gooseberries. G. I —B. & L. etc.. for purchas- • : OR MORP ROOMS WANTED, Upholstering Police I 7 1900 modernize'*. W*st field Bl'<'g Spe rr*d currants, blueberry plants, ing, building, refinancing bun- 7 0034 ialtir" Cr 511 S u'-h ftv. West and reach trees V-s. Dol*-hek. furnish eH or unfurnished in gaJowp, houses stores apart- -CORDING , Hospital r Slip Covers I City Offi<« 7 1150 We 2 IP"' " Rahwn v nr vici* tty. Good ments. faetorie.s Interest rate as .TAPING 7-1110 way 7 1330 J July 3 tf bonus ->ff red for information low as 4 p«r cent for refinanc- HARRY MEINZER MATTRESSFS AND BOX ••; PostoflW 1 Ra' 1 lead'np to rp'itti Wr'te ing existing mortgage Unlimited RE -PAINTING SPRINGS RENOVATF.n ;- Telepbone RES MAKING. A Dependable Store 7 1700 II, fi"F MAFI.E BF" v n< V M " A P^n»Y! 91 Q funds available. Honest, court- S20 SOMERSET STF" • . pnbH<* S'hools l s nnH Ml't'-n lm f' Tti*- eo'is servlr- . Pet.rr A Sf'senip. Venetian Blind Tape, cord FOR MEN'S WEAR Plalnfleld. N. J v l Av I have a complete stock of Kit " 7 ? W»ii' " T W Milt n ^ F• *• - ' *^ • sold. Platnfleld 6-3274 1062 Shirts—Ties—Hose way 7 1 ^71 .T "ANTFO- 3-ROOM APART- 101 KNOPF ST. Dpen Evenings by 11T11 il O vrcpt V1 flTir-H[>\ r.OT'I,P 1 auffl tf 34 E. CHERRY ST.. RAHWAY . nt mpnf pnfxirniphpd; storting on LINDEN 2-7053 p ^ir com • N' v 1; y 'ing couj \e. Rahway TTTTR MA^P C'UI.DRK1 « )T: TP''BUT P it fir' vires* ... Ilmini ''»'»o.r' ^"658''. liimb": 1m- -'oilier mis AM) rOUEP W 7 0 61 nftx" "•ept. 19 -8t I, A- J. * ' ' fty No 2F1 r> Oiway > 7 ROOMS p F.UM tr ral Co?- "IIU '.or 'Vm ANTED ^INGTR SFWING A 1 1 v n\t* or H<)ii> n.FANEPR fa ti -dip in- p)/>rtric ma MiTtn 35 to $100 mnn'1' 1 r)- ld p^t abh.^hed. fi m of infants u.-1'R' 1752 W >iturr 14fi4 ,-ir plant and •'*"" ' ' nsure a Better Rahway in 13 tf For a arxxi buy .see "I street F hwa\ 7 1 *>"7"* J Open T 1 • T'AVTD CRONHETM P eveninr . r. r-..i UNO INSTRUCTION. CHILD RnhTRv 7 295^ u 1M Automobile undT classification referpnr.e.? '" Locksmith r*»i> *»P ily *itiv' t in v*"tr hnrn*" n^n! Rstat-p 1'n Sale or at 723 W C->wi A*-"1" WO 'WKFP SFANIEI FIJF Rahway Brake Service SIDNEY'S Hi-tir Pn)>«o\ 7 7t 1 i W •j OR 4 ROOM F I all nr writp KEYS FOR fit pup'ies. *v>alf a' H fpmai'" $35 or un'urntshrd ppartment ur- Complete Automotive Repair Army & Navy | Mr. K. Richards und Electric Service To All and $40 <"'>llie puppies. ">ale gent'v needed for exerntive and A MILLION LOCKS! Thoso men aro plp^ffod to assist Mayor Carl in in a well Makes Of Cars Complete outfitters to nn»« STRING INS1RITWENTS and femplr $6" nn'1 $75 Al! wife Best references. 1 Jonrna1 Square 1-5161 Piano taught easily, quirkly S4 Genuine Parts Used EXPERT REPAIRS ON Sport, and Work, A TOY FOMFRAMAN pfdiereeri sto^k A K C rfR- News Record. Box E-30. Ip.O. BOX 37, GPO. Jersey City planned program for the betterment of our Community. one year, tan and small. If per month at pupil's home Call istration. Ca'l Rahway 7-2340-W N. J. 1263 MAIN ST. RAH. 7-1511 LOCKS. BIKES, SAWS, ETC. Ladies Work Clothes found please return to Mrs. D Rahway 7-0211-M. APARTMENT WANTED FOR FF.ET OF 6 IN WIDE TON- mother and daughter. both 1 1543 MAIN ST., Zulln. 613 New Brunswick ave- ANTHONY'S BIKE nue or call Rahway 7 "445 M f»nd p'onvp bf>nrds: two. working. Being evicted Please Drug Store RAhway 7-0659 Mayor Carlin and the Demoeratic Councilmanir minor- Br & KEY SHOP P-ea^e rpturrt. low of 44xPl inch n 'aee doo^s and call Ranway 7-1384-W. Call be- J JAMES W. M.-GEE causing child sickness pot stove Rahway 7-2422 '3° p. m 1537 TRYING ST. 31 No connection with cmy other G. STANLEY HOYT A Veteran Oct. 24-21 I,et us Re-plate Ijr>YD'S CUT RATE PHONE RA. 7-1198 ity have succeeded in brin^m;* valuable improvements to LOST - RAHWAV ' OR APRONS AND N'OVFT/TIES store. , DISABH-ITV TV- (Over 25 Years In Railway's for Counnlman-At-Largp For Wnt«»r Bank book. No ? try The Sewing Kit i 15?. Whit DRUG STORE suranrp will p'-nvidp you with an Confidence!) re-turn to bank tier street R^hway 7 1673 .T your Silverware Railway in the past two years iiirluriinar: inron10 wh*»n vou arc unnMe to : • 1 Open eveniTw mitil P Real Estate Brokers "The Friendly Drug Store" Repairs JjflK H work dup TO sickness or f»cH •i Antique or modern flat and Wednesday dent Paul P Di P^nedpMo. In holloware can be replated to Bring your prescriptions to i Business Service Offered suranre -all lines fi59' Semi CHRYSANTHEMUMS* TARGE UEL rBEEMAN A SON their original lustre and beau- ELECTRIC 1 il inary avenue. Rahway 7-1910-W. and small. H. C Repkle. 1469 Real Estate and Insurance Lloyd's for careful compound- • The Veterans' Service Committee. ty at reasonable cost. Phone ORVILLE WAY Fprnotp street, Rnhu-nv Call Established 1893 Plainfield 6-4242. ing with fresh potent drugs^— MOTOR if REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT tfo. 1469 Irving St.. near Cherry Si Renting—Collecting specialists. Rahwny 7-0T89-W. LOCKSMITH—GUNSMITH Rewinding Help Wanted Female Telephone Rahway 1 -0050 at reasonably fair prices. I For results, see SHELL. 69 Main oc-31-3t MARINO'S Improved Fire and Police Departments. street. Rahway 7-0631. Bicycle Repairing of all KlDds and ANTIQUE FIREARMS—CANNON BUY, RENT, TRADE, INSURE Waynewood Park 71 E. MILTON AVE. April 4-tf GENERAL HOU3EWORKER - Strong Firearms Co.. Starr 44 THRU PETER A. SENSENIG PLAINFIELD. NEW JERSEY Saw Filing General Repairs T1" afternoons, 4 or 5 days. Rah- Iniproved Health Conditi3iis. S.S. Perc. long barrel; Percus- 105 West Milton Ave.. Near Elk* Lawn Mower Sharpening EXPERT WORKMANSHIP way 7-0580-W. 558 Bryant sion Pistols, set of 5. with bullet Telephone Rahway 7-1333 Contracting street. Fuel Oil ALL WORK GUARANTEED molds Limited supply of mod- Peb 8 U RAHWAY Readjustment of salaries to School and Municipal Em- ern Runs. Gardner's. 83 Clinton 1446 MAIN STREET street. Rahway 7-1108-J. ROOFING. SIDING, GUTTERS Male Help Wanted Electric Motor Repair PREMIER QUALITY RAHWAY, N. J. 1653 Irvine St and leaders; painting, carpen- U MAN'S 28-INCH BIKE FOR Houses For Sale KARL MARX FUEL OIL ployees. ter alterations, etc. All home sale; knee action; good condi- improvements under FHA 3 HANDY MAN TO DO ODD JOBS. tion, $30. 287 Elm avenue. (Rahway Upholstering ?• year terms. Reasonable esti- Call after 6 p m. 1250 Fulton FOUR FAMILY HOUSE FOR Premier Oil & Gasoline i; • far* •I ( mates. Since 1932. George F. street. ONE PAIR BLUE SUEDE OX- sale. Immediate occupancy of Company) Supply Co. Monuments Improved Recreational Facilities. one apartment. Oil heat, near Geo. R. Hoffman <: Claus. Contractor. 2374 Price, ford ties (Cuban nee!—Red Rahway 7-1263 school and R.R. Station. Key & 1 corner Donald. Rahway 7-3181, Cross), size 5-A; 1 pair brown Window Shades Monuments and Markers Electrical Contractor i: July 18 to jan 15 Articles For Sale kid oxford ties, Cuban heel owner at Iselin Theatre. Melu- Appliance Dealer Has organized the Mayor's Housing Committee, to aid chen 6-1279. Oct. 17-3t For All Cemeteries (Walk-Over) size 5-C at $4.95 ROOFING AND REMODELING Furniture Repaired and RALPH L. SMITH HOLLYWOOD 1594 IRVING STREET ji pair. Kagan Shoes, 38 Cherry CARL B. HODGE FULL SIZE BEDROOM SUITE. RAHWAY *- IMMEDIATE PO- MONUMENTAL CO. Rahway 7-0900 NORMAN F. CASEY street. Re finished FUEL OILS in Veteran and (Civilian Housing. 713 EAST SCOTT AVENUE like new. Rahway 7-1441. session—6 room house, all im- MAIN OFFICE & PLANT: HARRY B. COLVIN i i Oct. 24-2t Oil Burners - Service Councilman, 3rd Ward RAHWAY 7-2116-W LARGE PORCELAIN LINED ICE provements; paved street; gar- Phone RAH. 7-0383 Opposite Hollywood Cem. A Veteran Aug 30 U age; large lot- Call Rahway Motor Oil and Greases WESTERN SADDLE AND box in good condition. Phone 168 Stuyvesant Ave.. Union Fought Black Market activities, especially in the sale of 7-3330. 444 W. Grand Ave. RA. 7.2228 For Councilman-lst Ward MASON WORK. BRICK STEPS: bridle, used very little, like new. Rahway 7-1307-M. Unionville 2-1379 M. PERNA BRANCH DISPLAY: also general building repairs and See it at 2276 Allen street or 5 ROOM BUNGALOW, SEVEN Opposite St. Gertrude Cem. Streptomycin. • : ations. Joseph Greslin. 1877 call Rahway 7-2367-J. years old, perfect condition, tile 894 W. Inman Ave.. Rahway WASHING MACHINES AND .ver street. Call Rahway 7- oc3-tf Poultry bath and kitchen, oil heat, cen- Moving Rahway 7-1651 3314-W. Oct 24-41 trally located, fine neighbor-* VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE FULL LENGTH SCREENS. Both offices open at all times MEADOWBROOK POULTRY hood, occupancy December first. Has aided in Strike situations, threatened evictions, re- standard size, good condition. QUICK RELIEF FROM M. G. CLENDENNY FRANK & ALFRED PORTE. On All Makes Farm. Fryers and broilers, fancy F. J. Gibbons- 1498 Irving street. Movlnr and Storage Proprietors Plumbing - Heating Call Rahway 7-0046-M. roasting ducksr Also roasting Rahway 7-1497. Symptoms of Distress Arising from OourteouJTCareful Experienced WORK GUARANTEED moval of Mexican labor camp, and the Coal-Crisis. . . , Oct. 3-4t chickens^ ployees TOUCl'n i. Etilrt PLUMBING, HEAJING, FLORENCE OIL * BURNER FOR q roasting ' chickens, 55c ,poijnd. All Loads Insured REPAIRING kitchen range. Three-burner oil Erected in All Cemeteries ilXliway 7-3042-W Free delivery. Call Rahway 7- Lots For Sale MUMACH ULCERS Phones Rah. 7-0923—Vl239-J Has placed Veterans liv all available ]"6l>s?^ HABEfiLE BROS. stove . Also kitchen set 172 WEST INMAN AVENUE Select Barre, Vermont Granite 436 W. SCOTT AVENUE and Victor console record ma- STEPHENS BAHWAY 7-10ZI chine. Call Rahway 7-1976-J. Oct. 1.7-3t FOR SALE —LOTS —COLONIA MTO EXCESS ACID Taxi Service Mayor Carlin's home and office being in the City of Rah- ' II J Jan. 17 tf Oct. 24-3t —60x125, all improvements. 2 Moving Trucking MONUMENT CO. blocks to bus, $800. Rahway— 1755 ST. GEORGE AVENUE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE POTATOES AND APPLES, Wanted To Buy W. Inman avenue, 50x100—all Free Book Teds of Home Treatment that Opposite Rahway Qemetery way, he is available to the people at all times. Painting, Decorating Sweet Cider. A. R. Bullman, improvements, $1,000. H. A. W. CONROY SMALL SIZE ICE BOX. 1752 Must HejgOLJt WiU Cost You Nothing RAHWAY. N. J. S and S TAXI il Rantan road, Clark Township. Dlers, Broker, Rahway 7-2977. Telephone Rahway 7-3178 Robert R, Stephens, Prop. Oct. 24-41 Whittier street. Rahway 7- Oct. 24-2t Over two million bottles of the MILTON AVENUE, EAIIWAT C. AND S. SPINELLA. PAINTING 1673-J. —PHONES— WILLARD TREATMENT have Topsoil Manure Mayor Carlin looks forward to an Improved and Creater •*v and decorating, Interior and ex- FIRE WOOD. ANY LENGTH. $8 Office Rahway 7-2175 Main Entrance Opp. PRR a load. Please drop card to G. ACRE AND ONE THIRD, WOOD- Deen sold for relief of symptoms of Home Rahway 7-075Z-R terior. Paperhanglng, floors ed, in restricted area, overlook- distress arising from Stomach and TELEPHONE RAH. 7-0246 scraped and finished. Specializ- Gerry. R.F.D. No. 1. Box 1306. Years of Experience In the Rahway within the next two years, Vv i t h a favorable Rahway. N. J. Oct. 24-12t Rooms With Board ing Fte*eman's Lake, Colonla. 3uod«nal Ulcart due to Excot> Venetian Blinds Business ing in Dura seal life time finish, Phone Rahway 7-1564. Acid—Poor Dlgaitlon, Sour or Up- Used Clothing waterproof and scratchproof. SMALL TABLES; TWO PRE- i«t Stomach, Gaisln«si, Heart- Council. Call Rflhway 7-3211 and Rah- war- 2-hole electric plates, 2 SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM FOR HALF ACRE PLOTS IN CLARK. burn, Slooploun»s>, »tc, due to A. LOVAS & SONS way 7-3341-J. gentleman, pricate home. 1462 some smaller tracts, on and near txc»ss Acid. Awnines - Venetian Blinds WE WANT TO BUT heats; Standard mahogany Monuments MEN'S CLOTHING JOSEPH J. TamBimiNA Sept 5-10t lamp; 2 electric alarm clocks; New Church street- Tel. Rah- OAK RIDGE Road overlooking 5old on 15 days' trial—your money Window Shades way 7-3196-M. the golf course; some in woods Made to Order _ AND MARKERS Highest cash prices paid. Call JOE BOZULICH — PAINTING American orien tal rug. clean; oack unless thoroughly satisfied. Ln person or phone. THOMAS E. FLANAGAN for Councilman, 4th Ward ladder back antique chair; small and fairway of old Locust Grove Ask foi-'WIIIard'iMossag*" which Erected In All Cemeteries and decorating, inside and out- course now being improved for 503 W. SCOTT AVE. for Councilman, 5th Ward side. Floors scraped, rooms antique table; 1 drawer spin- fully explains this treatment. It RAhway 7-1783 Select Barre Vermont Granite Applebaum The TaUor .'(.it dle legs; oak card table; round Spring building. SI,100 to $1,700 will be given to you FREE and with- papered, $6.00 up. Rooms paint- Rooms Without Board including macadam roads; gas. 1480 Main St. Rah. 7-0408-J ed, $15 up. All jobs guaranteed. dining table; sideboard; serving ii out any obligation. LUFBERRY table; china closet; 6 Heywood- water and electric to property 1 Estimates free. 1324 Main Street LLOYD CUT-RATE MEMORIALS Rahway 7-3026. Bentwood chairs; mahogany ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN ONLY line. Restricted community. with private family of two. 890 references required. Most buyers DRUG STORE Oct. 17-3t dressing table; mahogany- mar- 2107 Lnfberry St., Rah- 7-2689 . !>• • ble top. 3-drawer stand; ma- Jaques avenue. oct24-3t are executives- Peter A. Sen- 71 E. Milton Avenue FRANK L. ASZMAN, Pres. REVOIB & DITMARS PAINTERS hogany marble top bureau; ma- snig. exclusive agent. 105 West Family on Lufberry Street ELECTRIC * and paperhanaers. 974 Broad NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Milton avenue. Tel Rahway REPAIRING and For A Better Rahway On Election Day hogany bed. mattress and for two adults. Call between 12 Three Generations Street. Telephone Rahway 7- spring; 1 small armchair; 2 slip- 7-1333. 2684. Call after 6 PM. tf and 5 p. m. 617 East Milton PIANO TUNING & B. S. Moore, Sr., Sales Mgr. MOTORS per chairs; block walnut five- avenue, Rahway, N- J. oc31-tf REMODELING —Vote The— BILL CONDRON, PAINTING, drawer bureau; hall rack; chair oc31-2t SERVICING OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S Tuesday, Nov. 5th, 1946 seat; 2 large arm chairs; couch; GARMENTS TO FIT THE Repaired and Rewound specializing in outside house For Appointment call Oil Burners Democratic Ticket trim and inside work. No job cabinet RCA radio, bamboo FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN- MOST EXACTING PER- table, octagon shape. 14 Pic- SACRIFICE R Ah way 7-3114-W - too small. Tel. Rahway 7-0194-W tleman. 756 West Inman ave- SON. DO NOT NEOLECT YOUE te after 6 p.m. If no answer call ton street, Clark Township. nue. Phone Rahway 7-0391. Between 6-7:30 P. M. Rahway 7-2551. 24 lots on Upton Place be- OIL BURNER ALL WORK m tween Rutherford and Pater- CLEANING Hate It Inspected Regularly r" oct 31-2t son street. Asking $125 per GUARANTEED Male Accountant Housekeeping Rooms lot. Any reasonable offer and Premier Oil & Gasoline 52 considered. Supply Co. Special Services Wanted PRESSING New Brunswick Arenue and Medium-sized company has FURNISHED ROOM- LIGHT Planning to Move? Clarkson St, Bah. 7-ltCJ u CONNELLY For Assembly opening for young accountant housekeeping, business couple. Men's Clothlnr Bought, 188 Montague Street Rahway For Assembly LINOLEUM SINK TOPS INSTAL- under 30 years. Good opportun- Call after 6 p. m. 1250 Fulton UP TO 3 ROOMS $10 Highest Cash Prices Paid. led or repaired. Stainless steel ity for experience in all phases street. Brooklyn, N. Y. UP TO 5 ROOMS $15 Window Cleaning LEO F. BRADY and Aluminum metal mould- of accounting. College graduate Electric Mqtor GEORGE F. BARTELL JAMES G. EGOLF Ing*. Asphalt tile for offices or with some general accounting UP TO 8 ROOMS $20 APPLEBAUM Rahway, N. J. residential use Installed by experience preferred. Give com- Business Place To Rent GARDEN STATE A Veteran—Rahway, N. J. [or Councilman, 2nd Ward skilled mechanics. Call or drop plete personal data of exper- Reasonable Storage Window Cleaning Co. Paid for by Democratic City Committee us a card for free estimate: ience, education, salary require- BUILDING SUITABLE FOR The Tailor Repair Westfleld Building Specialties ments. Write Box 100. care of small machine shop- carpenter Pets Albert P. Tarlach, Prop. >., 511 South Ave., Westfleld. Rahway News-Record, Rahway. shop or toolmaker work room. FEMALE, ENLISH POINTER, IDEAL U8« MAIN 8T. HA. 7-M08-J 877 THORN STREET 1653 Irviiut Street restOeld 2-1857 Ev. Rahway 7- N. J. Write Rahway News-Record, bird dog, 15 months old for sale. RAhway 7-3083 RAhway 7-1680 Aprl] 18-tf Box M-6- Joe's Pet Shop, Rahway 7-1227. BIGHT , OCTOBER 81. MA land School. Miss Mana Clar?.; The committee is looking 4 TtAHWAY'S HOME NEWSPAPER Board Of Ed. Seeks Re-Election Election Jr. Red Cross Abraham Clark School. Mrs. P. crd too 10IU0O peperr cent memt* SECOND M this ypar ^Mumti^Z (Continued from Page One) tCuntliiued from~Page-One) actlvties. ——FGB-O¥ER-^-€EN«JRSl (Continued from Page One) Jerome. no N

which occur both with pupils and cilman-at-Large. serving as presi- Red Cross activity—whether or Now Open! not he has contributed money. dent of the council since 1943. In the home. : "The"school day'Tins been len- Per Councilman-at-Large th* Enrollment n Junior Red Cross Announcing the OPENING of gthened for grades t and 2 from Republicans are offering Council- Is in the truest sense enrollment Use the Classified Ads For Results RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY; OCTOBER 3Ii 1946 telephone RAhway 7-0600 for citizenship, loaal. ilitional, 4 hours to 5 hours vhich Is the man Otto Wiemer of the Fifth and international, and is designed standard lenRth of o school day Ward, who has served In the coun- t,o give ev*ry pupil an opportuniy The LiHle Gift Shop 163 West Milton avenue. A report Miss Catherine Heller, while other action toward the relea.se of CLUB TENDERS attending were Misses Audrey B*- end is consiM**"' with •nitTnunHinR cil for eight years. He opposes 'o belonE regardless of financial Woman's Club Holds entertainment features were by Archbishop Stepenic and other cek. Patricia O'DonneM, Betty. conun unities Water Oommisispner G. Stanley was given by Mrs. Carl F. Graves YOUTH FAREWELL support. ,402 ST. GEORGE AVE., RAHWAY. N j I lehrew Congregation S6ats Misses Clair Engelhart, president; members of the clergy recently Lowery. Eleanor-Erhart, Winifred •Remedial Re^dlnc Classes have Hoyt. a former councilman from on College Day at New Bruns- Robert Mainzer, son of John W. Bryan- Carolyn Williams Carmela During thp war years, the Rah- Covered Luncheon Miss Florence Maloney, secre- imprisoned in Yugoslavia'. Rah- been ^rganiz^d for slow readers the Fifth Ward, who has opposed C-OT Albermarle Street) 4fl pu- • wick; Mrs. George E. Gallaway Malnzer of 1132 Jaqu^s avenue- way Junior Red Cross has been tary; Miss Barbara Wooden, trea- way Division was represented by Erdoni. Beverly Dingfield. Robert Mown which assists pupils to overcome Wiempr in ward elections In the reported for the Needlework Guild: County President P. J. Gilgannon, was given a farewell party by theMalnzer, Michael Ray. John Coo- outfStarKlirfi in th|:lr activ Ues. New Officers With Program surer, together with Misses Elva J past Both men are well known Program At First Baptist Mrs. George L. Orton for Metro- Caiine -All Girls Club prior to his this difficulty and return them They, .nave made favors for Camp ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ani«> benefit o' returning vet- generous contribution to the piano Year Including Community Council held tomorrow by the Rahway Wo- 1710 Irving street. Among those Democratic standard bearer. He Mrs. George E. Gallaway leaves STF.PENIC RFXEASED When Stephen Gregor of 1270 erans nnri otb»r interp<;tpfi r iti- fund for Camp Denmark. Last man's Club at the First Baptist opposes Edward Tombs the Re- shortly for a stay in Florida. Both Division 3. Ancient Ordrr of CHANGE MEETING DATE Pulton street started to drive iway Christmas over 220 gift boxes Samuel M. Robinson was inducted president and Dr. Church, commencing at one o*- publican candidate a new comer were extended best wishes. Hibernians of Rahwjay and Divi- The date for the next meeting Stacy was received as a new mem- from his home with his car on 'The Music Department has for children overseas were filled. clock. The art department of the in politics, but a resident herp for S;'nuel Katzman vic^-presidnnt at the public installation sion No. 2, Elizabeth, have acted of the Past Pocahontas Associa- ber. The birthday anniversaries Saturday, his wife Mrs. Mar? been further developed by the ad- They have been requested to fill club Is si>onsorinB the luncheon riitlon of <\ npw w?her. threby af- CLIFFORD P. CASE thirty-five years. birthday gift boxes and to make of officers of the Rah way Hebrpw Con^rouation h<*ld SORORITY MEETING together in sending resolution^ to tion has b*>en rhanaed to Novem- of Mr* Fred Schmidt and MrsGrego. r hurried out to tell him and Mrs. John S. Anderegg- of ber 14 th due to Thankstt'ving Ailbln Hook were relebrated. rording a broa/'er opportuntt; for The Second Ward incumbent is favors for Camp Kilmer again .endny night at the Vptrrans Miss Dorothy Hau"?1 of 365 East Secretary of State James F. something, ran against the side Mir i nfJl in Congressman, from Uii« rity, Bauer's Co'onln. will speak on '"Thanks- Others taking part in thp pro- all pupils, b pVnipnfnx m\r\ Councilman Reginald W. Roorke, this y^ar. The local Junioi Red Byrnes U s. Senators Albert W. \ coming on the regular date. The of the car and was injured about who Is seeking reflection at the 0' T"tfipn Wars Hall installation eivlng and Christmas Decoration " Grand avenue was hostess last gram w*»re Mrs, Alexander Way- school a Repuh'ican. who is ^eekinc re- Crnj\S has also contributed $200 k.s aT d ll. Hnrr.-ricr Dmitri ! Association was entertained lust the body. Sh.p was treated by Dr. poll* Tuesday. Mr. Case is a for- Oioeolate Bars Hallowe'en Pianist Recital week t r the mpptinf? of the C Ipa brr\r \t, Mrs. Edward ipr'T r 1 election following his first term to the National Children":, F*und .n.w.M'rHnes were in charm* of The program tomorrow will be I week by Mr?. Robert. Brandt of Phys'cal ^duration ** mer Councilman from Rahway KMnkc SoTrrtty. Th' PTORJTI n- 1 whir1' i«i supposed to • «nd sup- jo^-ph M. Feinbprp. a fni««p» in charge of Mrs. Walter S. Gan- | 437 Uni' *- " '""t and Mrs. '' pfl'tment has bwn nujr'pnntpH by and served in the New Jersey of office. He is opposed by. J«mcs SWEETENED HOT t "TCOLATE tor plies t° nec'v rhildrr" in "* her ong, rhairman. Th* art department nn Rdditioi'til toarhpr * ' thM- thr Assembly before his election as E Feolf. attorney making his r.(^Hlrnt of the ConprpKatIon lr h F-ult will also sponsor the annual art elementary school girls will hivp ' st appearance in local politics. lands, BTlH i«J r'ltif rj nniv ff>r 7)if fu'l slate of officers in- Congressman. He 's expected to exhihit which opens o< the Rah- rf a wftP'"" i..-*.-,. ••-. riuctfd included Mr Hohinson. \ • poll a la»-* ' -*• ' ' •"•'«'»—». - «• The Third Warrf rfflce holder way Library Sunday, with Mrs- The Junior Red Cross is willing prp'-ident: Dr. Katzman. vice- ih" upp* r p- seokinp rr "lection is Councilman V1 d Nutmeats ( Carl F. Graves art department and ready t.o cooperate with any pn-Mfienr: Benjamin DemblinK. ' A study of P relatirimhios of Shorwod Valentinf who has chairman and Mrs M. M. Gibbons u community activity uoon request. iiil secretary; MIlDon Kreis- of the urrirulum in oth ser^d two tern": (p thg council chairman of the exhibition. t>n They have dict.rib'ited educational Marshmallowfl for Toastinir r ^cording sprrptary: H«rold QUICK srhrols ard He ir npopspd by Vorman F. Saturday «• departmont groMD/at material SPXXX, out by thp Famine treasurer and I.est^r Ox- hool hns"JC" rontii if*ri Casey w)-n ra'tied 'he DemooraMc Mill' tends th^ Amerian Art'st* ^ro *'\j UIP lite)* who"1 hind eolers in "i"' '•""' i" <-if*• tf'»Ti- (.» Emergency Headiua' 'ers, the Nu- the retiring president, as 1 \ye\W tf fessignnl T^RP'H- c^ui'-M n By tMrrpnKlMg 'bo minimum tn on PT vires on preservation tru1-1*1?. Irving Kaplan as chair- FACTS ABOUT of food substitutes for scarce A Conimunity CTin '!>ntf>r star tire ;alaiy for ;**arh**r»». I hp r' 'inrilman -Tosenh TamBuimn man of the committee on axrange- (- Items nf food and stand ready to WE HAVE On November 12th the lUern- f^n rr>rdu' ted by Brnrd B<~>f>rd of Edu ;--' 'on *ia.s in proved is p canthdutp for re-e^^ti011 on nvn'« introduced Attorney Fein- (i n OI tllp fh I'-wor ond of fhi? sa'ury cudr aid in any way that will benefit bprc and Rabbi Abraham Sch- ture department will meet with of Educ" " ' H'- P :hp P'-morraf.i'* ticket in the 'he community 'A salary KUide ]\k< bi^n ad wartz offered the Invocation. Mrs. Mrs. Jarnes T. Wells- of 544 West citizens Fourth Ward. He is completing Meadow avenue and book review opted for clerks and secretaries The Rahway Junior Red Cross MoGREGOR'S SPORT STUiu ' Us* or Price wji-s. accompanist fpr_j "The Board of Education has. his first tf»'m in the crwncil. J*e- 1 ci f K are onr»«»Titlv erio^'ing u BEBBIEBEZE 1 >i Is under the chainnanshlD of Miss th* ngin)7 of he nat'^nal an- •will br pivpn by Mrs. Arrher Coll- f^^^ ISAM >Utf BIO U t r*T n»r authorized a voNnt^T proRra" of is oppo5"d v H"dolph Bid''ar a M. A^a rarrell who is nbly as- th"m and thp Jewish nntional yer and Mrs. Clifford W. Dunphy. finRer prtntinsr of st'idprw-! f«r been rpsidpi>t nf »)•(• Wild for r flip !:00 and $5.95 vd PollPOtion of st'idio rouolwr on -1 1 sited :^v the following faculty The musir depflrtjnent mpfts on identification purposes. ''Bon-use' have '•eon p-Md t.o all anthem. r? sponsors: Rahway Hi^h School; .November . 15ill with Mrs.. L. I,. pmploy "* ROffrfipfJ* ... t)»o»^ important "D\e compulsory rpMr »*«* Thp Fifth Ward councilmanic Mrs Elizabeth Magnier; Roosevelt Retiring* •Pfesldenl "nester Ox- Pohl. of 979 MUton boulevard and of 62 fo» all members -*>f post wil go to a newcomer as theSchool, Miss Angela Liddy: Lin- mar spoke of the acnipvements Mrs. Donald C. Wolfe is in charge Pension Fund, pffective in June "Thp Rah way Tiieh Schixil ami work of the pas' two years. CLAUDIO ARRAIT space-Bavers that combine comf™•»*'•'" building ha1* boon at t rnrtivolv result of Councilman Wiemer coln School, Miss Betty A*tn- of the program. On November 8th 1EK8. has bpen adopted as n pniirv spekfnc tho councilman at-large stronp; FYanklin School, Miss Sidney's Army & Navy establishment of a Jewish the International relations depart- decorated. ; hv th* Board of Fducation. post. Clifford E. Comer, a native Mary Dunn; Washington School. Community Counc'l to embiace all ment will m'eet with Mrs. C. D. sleeping equipment witli cmnrt 'Two fire alarm boxes have been A compuisory retirement age of Rahway but a newcomer in lo- Mrs. DeMarco; Columbian School, 1543 MAIN ST. RAHWW.N.J. Jewish organization? was included Chilian Pianist , E'dridge and discuss Argentine, installed in the High School build- of 65 for all non-members of the cal politics is the Republican can- MUs Marion Baker; Grover Clever in the goals and worK to* the while on November 10th the Am- living room appearance. See ing and connected with the City Pension Fund, effectiv.-* June 1948. didate. He is opposed by Thomas coming year as outlined in an ad- Sunday Recital erican Home department will study fire alarm system a* a measure of has been adopted ID conform wiih Flanagan, a'so a na'ive of Rah dress by President Samuel M. Swedish cooking at a meeting held in our Simpler Shop. added safety. the New Jersey school law. way. Flanagan mad? a strong Robinson. Mr. Robinson also Composoitions of Bach. Beetho- with Mrs. William E. Kulp and "'The elementary schools have '"Rfthway High School studenUs run several years ago in his in- listed a Sunday School, a day ven, Chopin, representing the oldMrs Joseph W. Costello as joint have b^n sent to the All-State bpen decorated. rrhnnl for girls, an enlarged He- masters and of Debussy, Ravel, 1 itial entrance inLo politics. h os Uses. Chorus and Orchestra In Atlantic ' "The e'ementary schoc . grounds brew School, .1 new building as Albeniz and Pa alec, representing For Water Commissioner Presi- Plans for fall and winter events •i v f'ty at thp expense of th** Board. have bpen improved by tlip n'Mi vi'f'l ris an ad:iit education pro- the moderns, are included in the 1 Vft .: dent of the Water Board DuBois were discussed at the meeting of Classically dimple i« this roll hack 'A high school faculty member i tion of paved play areas." proRram to be presented by Clau- 1 T. Gilman. who has served on the the Executive Oimmittee of the has been appointed to b* respon- A salary guide for all school A letter was read from Presi- dio Arrau. famous pianist, when with bolfitcr pillow, upholstered in board for three years is a candi- 1 IVojlnanVs Club held Thursday, sible for all high school finances employees was submitted and the To The Veteran: dent Mrs. Fred Porter of th* La-he appears at the Mosque Theatre date for re-election He is op- with Mrs. George E. Gallaway of rich satin dnmaalc. A very handsom** under the supervision of thp hich board together with cltv officials cius' Auxiliary expressing best posed by James M McGee who is on Sunday afternoon, November irnool principal. and representatives el the em- wishes for success of tlw new ad- living room piece that becomes a entering his first political cam- 3rd. at 3:45 p.nr, under Griffith man, vice-president of the La- "An RCA public address sys- ployee groups will study the pro- The Common Council of the City of Rahway recently enacted. ministration. Condolence was paign here. Music Foundation auspices. romforlaMe single bed at night. tem has been purchased for thpposals at a special meeting No- Given Mrs. porter on the recent dles Auxiliary to the Hebrew Con- vember 12. The Bgard of Esti- in the opinion of this writer, one of the most atrocious pieces of Arrau- who is a Chilean by birth, gregation; Mrs. Harold Rosen- . •' S high school. death of her sister Mrs. Helen .. * • but br0Ught Up a d u blum- second vice-president; Past ."Excellent supervision has been mate wll meet November 20 to legislation ever passed in the history of the City. It *was decided by Friedman. Tribute was paid for, ? «* <*ted in r Presidents Benjamin Parber, provided for the sports program act on requirements for adu't ed- Apartment the work of the retiring officers I Europe. ls one of his country's —opens at top—cold can't ipill out that body to appropriate the sum of $20,000 for additional Vete- Harry Robinson, George M. Ka- in the schools. cation program. Forty sessions of including President Oxman. Vice- ' foremost citizens. He has a street —cold goes round and round the school were approved and the (Continued from Page One) named after him in Santago de gan, Abe Miller. Davici Needell. "Wrestling has been introduced rans' Housing Units and THE SITE SELECTED WAS ON EAST president Bernard Lippman, Fi- 1 Chile and he travels on a diplo- " The entertainment program i —food it "wrapped" in blanket of zero cold in the high school as an addition faculty named. nancial Secretary Max GoHib. Re- On recommendations of David MILTON AVENUE, ALONG THE RAHWAY RIVER AND AD- matic passport. Handsome enough was under the leadership of Artie to the sports program. The music program was extend- W. Davis, council approved the cording Secretary Mort Kamlns, I—no food farther than 9 inches from all-surrounding fortw h c Levin* of Bayonne as master of ed with Carmine Guastello to Samuel M. 'Robinson. • source of cold "Two tennis courts have been site in front of the city incinerator JACENT TO THE CITY INCINERATOR A?fD DOG POUND. a ictur° e on e life of Uszt ln ceremonies and Eddie and hlo teach an hour extra each day. Veterans who had recently left P & constructed at the rear of the high on East Milton avenue for the Serenaders provided instrumental '•—you defrost only twice a year, or less Schools will be closed November Perhaps the Veteran would not be too disturbed by the dogs, for the nations service were intro- i Mexico, and Is being considered school building for the use of the erection of ten single family pre- for one on the life of Mozart In music. Th* committee In charge STYLE BY DAY . . . COMFORT AT NIGHT 8 to permit teachers to attend the fabricated units and appropriated duced and greeted including Bern- -—The leader in home freezers he has always had a genuine affection for that animal anywhere was headed by Irving Kaplan and annual convention. Twelve stu- $20,000 for the necessary city ard Saffian, Bernard Dembling, Hollywood. Jack Bazen as co-chairmen as- •—holds more than 320 pounds of assorted foods dents wll participate i nthe music costs for the veterans homes. in the world, but certainly he would object to the obnoxious • v •-. Ike Pribell. Milton Kreisberg. Eli sisted by Morris AronowlLz Ber- in 9 cubic feet Rahway program there. Plans were made situation caused by the garbage. A solution could be the mov- Cohen, David Slutsky. Recogni-'Post, Jewish War Veterans- Harry nard Lippman, Joseph Rotter, for observance of Educatior. Week. tion was also given David Slut-j Mandel. president of the-Zionist David Bosek. (Lcjt) Impeccably styled eofa-bed to serve you 24 hours a Learn how you, too, can enjoy better food, more Sheet Metal and The beard authorized purchase of ing of the incinerator at a cost of about $75,000. sky, commander of Stein-Harris' Organization; Mrs. Samuel Katz- variety of food with less work, with Deepfreeze basketball equipment. day. For behind its very handsome appearance lies Roofing Co. New teachers were entertained WALTER V. To the people of this City I say these are your '-." ( h talked-about home freezer- at a tea prior to the boarc: meet- a convenience you don't detect ... a double bed or RAHWAY 7-25B2 KLOSS & SON ing. sons and daughters, and if they do not need this hous- two single beds with innerspring construction. Uphol- • Leaders ing now, they may sometime in the near future be- stered in rose, blue, taupe or wine. Priced according nrcflppLmnc€ SHOP • Gutters • Ventilation Roarkc Refrigeration cause of their inability to secure other housing. Is A MESSAGE OF INTEREST to grade of upholstery, from $149 • Metal Flashing m (Continued from Page One) THIS the type and kind of treatment you want for • Air Conditioning: THEIR future welfare and living conditions? I doubt 9 1464 MAIN ST. at Lewis • All Types Rooflnr Newark to New Brunswick but Air Condition to all who await deliveries ? All Work Guaranteed makes local stops in Rahway and it and know that you must too. is a living room a bedroom, too? This charm- 1433 CAMPBELL ST. Linden. The bus under the plan (Below, Left) RAhway 7-2956 RAHWAY, N. J. would travel down St. George ave- CALL for SERVICE ing Colonial studio couch can do the trick. Maple* nue to Scott avenue, down Scott It is also about time the representatives of the various of new Chevrolets avenue to Elizabeth avenue to Ir- Veterans' organizations made known to the officials of this finished back and arms, appropriate tapestry covers ving street, the return trip to be Rahway 7-2668 in wineor blue. Opens to a full-sized bed. $59*95 over the same streets. Bus service 14 city the honest desires and needs of the Veterans which, con- • ££ th£ line. woy^k^eva^e ztyvtr-,- '.-^.1 • **:. H. I ••VA -• <; • • -w- <" -age'for ^<£tfSns. not now servieed We want you to know that everything possible ts Being done T6 under the regular bus line run- RAhway 7-1049 REASONABLE opportunity to return*to some kind of normal ning through the city. rouar living under decent standards long recognized by the people of speed deliveries to you; but production still lags far behind schedule At the-hearing on the bus serv- HOUSEHOLD By day it's a luxurious living--room, lounge, by FOR YOUR TABLE V ice change at Newark, City At- this community and some assistance in the many personal and (Below) torney L. H. Schneider and City COMMERCIAL —even though Chevrolet has built more cars and fruefcf than night a double bed or twin beds (extra bed pulls out } our order, placed with us at any time during the week, insures you of Clerk Samuel R. Morton were rep- social problems they have encountered since coming Eome, not from front). Tailored in modern tapestries, harmo- resentatives reporting no opposi- created by THEM, but by the people at home through lack of any other manufacturer from January through September 1946 tion to the proposed change back MAKES REPAIRED nious leatherette foot and headrest. Cray and blue All WORK GUARANTEED MEATS - GROCERIES - and VEGETABLES to give the Second Ward full planning or execution, regardless of whom one may blame. plaid, green novelty weave, or red and blue stripes. coverage to and from the busi- E REALIZE how eagerly you are production of new Chevrolets—even longer to Of Quality That Can't be Beat ness section and railroad station. It is NOT a question of whether you have hous- W awaiting delivery of the new Chevrolet fill the unprecedented demand for this product $159 •y t *. you have ordered from us, and we want to of BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST ing or nof, but rather a problem affecting the future pass on to you the latest information received —and, for the present at least, "there just SIMPLY PHONE US YOUR NEEDS FOR THE WEEK—WE DELIVER—NO EXTRA CHARGE aren't enough Chevrolets to go around," much SATURDAYS ONLY life of this community. To each Veteran again that from the Chevrolet Motor Division, even though that information isn't too encouraftinfi as we wish there were. At Last! spirit of comradship that prevailed in the service must However, we want you to know that new at this time. NEW STORE HOURS: Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. occur. There is a buddy who needs help in a problem It is true that Chevrolet leads all other Chevrolets are leaving the plants in the largest that he cannot solve alone. Perhaps you have suitable manufacturers in total production of numbers possible today. The Chevrolet Motor PEARL-WICK HAMPERS passenger cars and trucks from January Division tells us it is doing everything it can, THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY SPECIALS housing. Yes, you are a lucky one. through September 1946, despite the fact in the face of continued suppliers' strikes, Bench and Upright — All Colors that Chevrolet was out of production entirely material shortages and manpower problem^ to step up shipments to us and to all dealers, in FRESH FRESH KILLED Decide in your own mind whether the Republican Majority during the first three months of this year. It BREAST VEAL is also true that Chevrolet has continued to accordance with a predetermined distribution SHOULDERS GLASS PERCOLATORS controlling the affairs of this City have a real honest desire to maintain its lead in total production during plan assuring each dealer of his fair allotment; SMALL FOWL the third quarter of 1946. And yet production based on 1941 passenger car sales. And we, in FOR ROASTING solve this problem, or whether the action'being taken is only a We have a wide selection of regular twin studio PORK is still running far below desired levels, with turn, are doing our best to deliver new Chev- Wear-Ever PESSURE COOKERS token. If your answer is in the negative, then these men do not de- the result that Chevrolet's output of cars and rolets to our customers as rapidly as they arc couches that are so practical for sleeping c received and in the fairest possible way. We serve to be continued in office and men must replace them who trucks through September 1946 was only ..' N lb. lb. 38.7% of the number produced during the are too appreciative of your loyalty and good- porches or guest rooms. They have innerspring 49 lb. 35 25 WILL give the necessary time and effort in solving the problem in will—too grateful for your patience and under- POCELAIN SAUCE PANS corresponding period of 1941. mattress construction that makes two comfort- 1i this community. Suitable sites are available in this city where This means it may take many months for standing — to do anything let* than continue FULL LINE OF LUCAS PAINTS the Chevrolet Motor Division to reach peak to serve you to the very be^t of our ability. able beds. Available in tapestries, damasks and SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS CHOICE DESIRABLE living conditions would be the result WITHOUT in cretonnes, priced from $59.95 to $94 BACON TRIBUNE WALLPAPER '" any way interfering with property values. SPRING LAMB VEAL CHOPS •# BY THE PIECE FIRST NEW WALLPAPER IN FIVE YEARS KIIP YOU! KtSINT CAR RUNNING Meanwhile, the tnoet important c*r of oil to you i» tho car C Let the Governing Body know YOUR feelings in you are driving now. May we niggcst that you keep it in top run- the matter by either writing to the representative from ning condition until you aecure delivery of your new Chevrolet, by 75 lb. 49 lb. 55 lb, bringing it to us for skilled service now and at regular intervals. your Ward or attending the next Council Meeting to be Remember—cold weather is hardest on old cat: Please see us S. & A. HARDWARE held on Wednesday, the 13th day of November, 1946. for a complete check-up today. , . . And, again, th&nk you/ RAhway 7-3200 Budget Terms JOHN E. BARGER, 1479 MAIN STREET Rahway Auto Supply 6* Service Co. OPEN 10 A. M. TO 10 P. RL St, Georges Ave. , Highway 27k Schmaeling's Market/ Inc. Paid tor t>y John E. Barger Former Mayoi—A Veteran PHONE RAHWAY 7-1017 Cor BROAD ST. and W. MILTON AVE, (Opp. Penn. R.R. Station) MONDAY THRU SATURDAY KOOS BROS. Rahway, New Jersey PHONES RAhway 7-0403 — 7-0404 1483-1485 MAIN STREET OWNED AND OPERATED BY TWO OVERSEAS VETERANS RAhway 7-0410 — Rahway, N. J. •;*••

.T-" PAGE ELEVEN BAHWAY KEW8-RB0ORD BAHWAT NBWB-MCOKD , OCTOBER 31, 194« PAGE TEN THURSDAY, 31, 1946 being November 10th to 16th. FlRt DAMAGES CAR [ Rahway High School Activities Tfiose named"to participate in the Fire *»arly Fridav raused $15 [ uarter CenfuryCtuV GIRL program include: Edgar Amos, damage to th* car of Jowph P. Sherman Ancier. Charles Hatton, MANDEL Dugan of 619 Union street and Annual Dinner SCOUT Principal's Office fpublicity committed: Viola Nad- Peggy Edwards, Edward Has- "Wl •••?> resulted in Mr Dusan having the Holds Eighth •• ••'•>••£ The first report card markfngs ier, Edgar Amos, Heading Richter. Music House The officers of th€ club include: ; lingers of his. liyhL band birned BULLETIN are In the office of Principal Ralph" jj^Cy""Xlden, Robert Hooton. Bar- Engln* Company No 3 rc>p< tri** bers including' tk-'othy T Mr- N. Kocher. with the first issuance President Hasbrouck. vice-presi- 1494 inVING ST 11 v York and T Lo ush- and the fti-meD save Dim I Nair. Navpsl«k: C . Wolf- New of report cards last week. Addi- bara Ulsc _ dent, Roy Vagelos, secretary Nancy Rahway. N. J. — RAH. 7 * it^ Mark Irnjv ' Alden. and treasurer James Du- aid. T>e firr York; H. F. Sut'er. Rahway; F. Fan Program Procfess«s tionai report card issuance dates'««: Constance Butler. Grace For- "" "' "'*p nut Milestone Scheutz. Railway and Nicola Tul- rand- with Mr George Sherwood, InKtruments - Sup ' lio. Philadelphia. Andrew Fabian of the first month's ac- for the balance of the year in- manck- Jane Cohill. Mary An- faculty adviser to the society. slude: December •drews. Barbara Hvmmell. Peggy Sheet of L'ndci th« candi- tlvU-ies of the Railway Girl Scouts 7 'IP pigMh annual dmriT at 9th. February ,r Edwards. Kathleen Cicarell. Hel- School Notes 1 r Ilb date '"' ' for th*» present fall and winter thp M* " *r Q\ia»ter Cpnti'ry ' , 3rd. March ftth •/ en Zeleznik; property mistress: Friday Miss Grace Formanek season finds the program well ad- was hostess to the German Club was hp'd at the Eliznboth Rlk«; on and May 5th / Catherine Condron. Adele Dober- The club received three new •••*;' vanced .here and continual work Holidays as. i miller; stage manager: Rudly Ko- following the initiation proceed- members including John Kosiars- ings. The c!ub officers include: and activity at the Girl set for the bal- •• vac. Jim Snyder. of the Rflhway and New Yoi k ki. Rahwnv; Benjamin Slambler. President BerthA Jakobij, vice- i '• A 11 St. George avenue. ance of the year Chc«ters particljwtl' ?. The p?-s-Elizabeth: ^nd Jo»m Wpijlard. of Debate On October 31st president, Herbert Ashby; secre- include Novem- J> The Debating C!ub of the High ent membership of the club Is Wpstfleld: while n*r members Established and registered are ber 5th. Elec- » tary. Rodig and treasurer Cons- ! previously inducted were Inlro- School will debate with Hillside 220 and additional 'liaptP's In thp following Girl Scout Troops: tlon Pay; Nov- tanoe Butler. j ''•it Philadelphia and St T^ni.c hold duceH. Virppr»sj'lepf. of the New High on October 31st, the subject Troop No 3. Mrs. George Murphy. ember llth. Ar- to be "Compulsory Military Train- On November 6th Jeanne Dura annusl mcf tings while a nov clnp York Chapter. C B newellyp. of will represenfc the school at the ; Pla-nfield. acted ns president for . Mrs. Clifford Laurent, as- mi*Ure Day; ing." President James Mclntosh xer to he c arterod shot My 'vill n- v Junior Town Meeting of the Air BUY-RENT-TRADE-SELL rlude th* snl" 'iinry. M' rk <*' Dr To.cph Ro-'n Plainfirid who sistant teafW; Troop 4, Mrs. Kkr- Jn **mb<*r 28- has announced that the Union Junior College forum on domestic on Station WAAT. with Mary Jane Make Your Own M BUNGALOWS-HOUSES FARMS was ill r, Wilson. Sr . of o'd HMmPs. lender. Mrs. -John Cns- 9. ThanJcsgiv- R. N. Kocher Case. Charles HattVn and Sher- AND HAVE FUN DOFVr grov assistant lea^r: Troop 5. affairs will be held December 12th. APfcRT«FNTSSrORFSLrtTSSR 5 Rnhwny nr. -prrptary treasurer Principal man Ancier as the alterant*^. j n Ing recess; I> The club includes among members A limp spare time wi ' FACtoR\-GAS STATIONS.; ff-Tjq; rlp^tor' y-'Pr^T*! '-idfrit 'he br-tness rpop' ing. Mrs Gpoi'Ke Black, leader- Mrs. ember ?-3-31. Christmas recess; A candlelight induction cere- 1 Helmer Ch'istenwn. assistant lea- Jean Dunphy, Roy Vage'.os, Doris your C I* I,irwp''vn; V'T pr idrnf Eriw°rfl I r^rppn mrmber o* the with t'\e first holiday of t Vogt. Rich Hall, George Fox, Do-mony was held by the Blue-Tri THRU TEU?AHWAY?R'* •; M>'iM3 Kapn NPT •' or 1c "lub and ''irivfor of Mpf'k. was der; Troop 6, Mis. Ruby Kenredy. 1 'tioH heing January 1st. lores Corey,, Ruth Morton, Mar? Club, with chaplain Louise Reil!y WP can train you thrun PfTER StNSfNK? t,i" t-^p' ir^r. Walt' • ' 'VII ntrodurp' ?"\d *"Vo'ce W Merck lpo''er; Tr^ip 8 Mrs Everett Ku Senior CU*s Flay lene Uhl. Franres Schaefer- Ron- giving the devotional and presi- pert private ins»'iictl'v >uvi Rr " 4 T P'lOw "if ! l1' Tip«'dpiit of MPI "k »•-».. r T ald Breslow. James Mclntosh, y is named cl ' *t ]' ' f »nri honorai y "• IP r ' • <"r hr v <"luh sT'nlc NirhoN ''ider, Mwi Mildrp'l Doll, amprf tnch"' " Bust"' w com- Scout. Belle Wagner. Ertwar* r*r Mintel. and treasurer Peggy Ed- 7 '•• ' r]ub i«; p' mpnsp'1 if • ?'** 'eadr- P-owie pw'-k*: mit tpp Ruth ^Vyldn. Howard wards giving talks on school ac- EESITLTS are 1 rinp is faculty adviser. t „ n • nj'lov*" - ^f Metric t r I'ir (Ms tall "p Pnri' 21. Wolfp M^fjorip Wisher. JIiiRene Assembly Program tivities and life. i i' h f \« "Tity f u p y*>(\r q o - r ' '''' M's Opoiirp Hr^ckpr Ip'der. Mrs EscanHon. Janet Dfsch, Oonald The National Honor Society at • »' nd WRR f ' ' ' 1 J Hiiricv and M-s D Tp-nant alt'^ Eve'yn SopT, Helen Zelez- a recent meeting p anned for the r> IW, assistp-»t ]ep'*ers; rk : MVs nirk Ruth Nimltz. T>onald Ander- American Education Week As- Lester Tmd l"a('pr Mr' Victor son. Jane Cohjll. Olga Flrgau; sembly, American Education Week Chai'1^ r~vrx: 25. '«chneiMer. leader: birthdnv Mrs TOLERANCE i f'eral'Mne Park "6. Lyal) n Men leader Mt* * <^i,..n. ii an DeT>en<1 O «. 'th P supper Tolerance ts not just a word Yo ir» r ad '\nd i' is relaxing V -ti '• VPI daoce g*uen by her. parents leader 1 with Mrs that someone spoke and no one. \fr and Mrs Tom's Arqu^vin. of Gin S iut Tro-T heard. It Is a vital, living hope ! and M cV ird' m« \ ' f v ^11 fl * ** a y -lor) ->••! S94 H miltnn str"»t. t>ie invited Reginald that has within Its magic scope quests including' Misses I-^uisp Mrs W r Stoops as assistant a means to peace ... a way of Reilly Hutb Bylmicz. Msry An- leader Brownie Pack 22, with life thai outlaws war and stifles ire«-'s. loan Ry\n. Fugene Mrran. Mrs C K Faynnr *»s i-ader^ have T strife. But men have died and •> i' f*p Chapin. ' ?d Andrews. Jo- jus* bo*"i formed of HPW lead- nations failed, where tolerance seph DeSalvo. Kim^r ers, new Scouts and new Brown- has bean curtailed. Rahway Music Oan *T ''"-"-^ «Mrf ,T->). ies who pxpre.r^°d an iTitprp^*1 In Girl Snouting rlu'ing t)^ fall Proper use of the brake ppan younester is reported to have run Samuel J. Gaire»w»y PROPS. Joocpb N. Ga*naway from behind aroth<*r car against clothing for thpir quota of one box every two weeks to their Electric Razors 15 Tears A Brake Specialist—17 Ve»r« a CheTroIel Association the muricruard of Newark French friend, Suzanne Norman Suzanne lives in Morlaux, Franc and Mariners have been rorres Radios The annual m^^tin*; of the Citizens Savings PVT. r.EORGE VAI.CONY pondinR with her since Jure o Loivost Prices All Prices Include Tax PVL GeorRe Valcony of 106 West this year. They hope to be able U and Loan Association of Rahway. N. J.. will Cherry street is stationed at the enough money through th Auto Seat Covers Engineer Training Center, Fort sale of shell earrings which they To Be Sure of CHRISTMAS GIFTS be held on Thursday. November 7th. 1946. Belvcir. Virginia, a member of are making to finance tnis prolec Use Our- (CUSTOM-MADE — QUALITY — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP) Company B. 3rd Engineer Training Vhrough another six mor.thj a Open Account or Lay-Away Plan I at 8:00 P. M.. at No. 1520 Irving Street. Rah- Battalion which has Just been 'east. .: .' chosen as a model company for Troop 5 and Troop 3 will work FIBRE way. N, J.. for the election of directors, re- the second time in the course of through the American Fed Cros SEAT COVERS three months In competition with Public Health Nurse, Miss Iren« ceiving of reports and for the transaction of fifty other companies. Folinus. in making "Koid chee visits" to shut-ins- f such other business that mav come before Y AUXILIARY PARTY Troop 1. which had \U irst re- $16.95 On Thursday the Ladies' Aux- organization meeting mis week, 85 E. Cherry Street Rahway, N. J. the meeting. iliary to the Rahway Y.M.C.A. held elected patrol leaders Joan Maur- a largely attended card party at er, Joyce McEwen. Louijo Larsen koos Bros, with special awards and Jean Francisky. They are SAILCLOTH \.WEITZ. Secretary. going to Mrs. Catherine Graeme, planning tolea^n to Im't through Mrs. Reginald Christopher and their fall meetings. SEAT COVERS Mrs. Helen Headley. PHONE EL. 34900 for MADE AND $21.00 CASH IN ONE HOUR ON YOUR OWN SIGNATURE INSTALLED WIIILE THI WHITER 15 MONTliS TO PAY* YOU WAIT : t ASK US FOt $2 weekly repays $100 Loan $4 weekly repays $200 Loan Rahway's Jewelry Store $6 weekly repays $300 Loan Other amounts in proportion LATEST COLORS — SOLIDS and PLAIDS OF CONFIDENCE LOANS YOU NOW HAVE OUTSTANDING AUTO TOPS for convertibles, $50. QUALITY—SERVICE—DEPENDABILITY MAY NOT INTERFERE Your Purchases Can be Made- wUfr Savings Security may be Furniture, Car or Note. ancr beauty at rtaionabla Time Payments if Desired y.£* .Mp^TjijtX, «-t — Jcweby. 6TcerTain nsxecrTcrncres^tirr rraWicTed by* * .- '^-'; —• Federal Regulation. 115 WAYNEWO00 PARK GLASS & UPHOLSTERING CO. Em-Bee Jewelers PLAINFIELD. NEW i6R5EY 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J. EQUITABLE LOAN SERVICE 10-712 E. St. George AveK Linden, N. J 5.25 SIXTH FLOOR HERSH TOWER BLDG. (Qt.) 125°6ROAD STREET ELIZABETH. N. J. License 661 VETERANS L50 The Republicans are doing a real job for Rahway Modern HOMES utiiifiiiiliiiiiiiutiiHiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiitiiiMniiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OLD ROAD, SEWAREN, N. J. RAHWAY BUILDERS Do You Know ELECTION DAY - NOV. 5 Vo*e for them to carry on the good work! ELECTION DAY - NOV. S SUPPLY CO. VACUUM CLEANERS Radio Inspection Invited i That most Union County Public em- • -?.i tSO 8T. GEOEGB AVENUE REGINA Repairing Thru Compare EAhw*j ployees have no old age security? RAHWAY AGENCY

REQUIRES A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATIVES: Do you know any reason why they shouMn t Inquire: SMOOTHCUT have it. when einployees in private industry and OF RADIO CAN OPENER \ V H. V. MAIN O. OLSON business have it in Federal Social Security Law/ Call JOE'S Garage F. B. MCLAUGHLIN TeL RAhway 7-0561 PERTH AMBOY 4-02M J. COTJPLAND For Demonstration Here Are My Credentials: a OLSSON Evenings call Bear Wheel The quickest and most certain - * i PERTH AMBOY 4-3621-M 1912-1915 **— H Wh.rini fTpinrta Alignment way these employees can acquire •IV 1915 - 1920 Radio Engineer for Marconi old age security is by YOUR letting Company "I UMdffe W«l f h SAVE TIRE WEAR them join the State, County and r : 170 Lbs.!" EXPERT \ k U 1920-1921 Engineer at the great Trans- Mrs. 0. M. LET US BALANCE Now the nretoh»'ll9It*.. • toM of Municipal Employees' Retirement oceanic RaAo Station at Tuck- 61 lbs., Unu£« toddkioua A YDS YOUR WHEELS VtUtnin Candy Redudnf Flu. by our Factory-Trained wtou, N- J. Mr^HtwklM (U9 U*. itrifht) Repair Service System of New Jersey. •taolc«t'll*ia. la wmiit. 10 in. 1» Mechanics hipd «nd 8 to. in busL. Your et- 1921 to perieoct may or nay not be th* WpM but try thit easier reductnf Brake Service Present Senrfcing Hundred of RadBo* Man. Very First Bos Must Show Radio Phonograph Give your public employee the old age security Rc*uiU or Money Back. Drums Trued N in Rahway-, N. J. IQ clinical test*, conducted by tnftdtcal doctora, more thin they need and deserve. 1M pcnoiw Jo*C 14 to 15 Television Sets pound* *v«r«M la • f«w FOR QUICK. weak* with the AYDS Vlt«- All Work . WE GUARANTEE OUR WbRK fall RA 7.1 (MQ At the first sign of trouble, bring your set to us. UUl HA. l-ilrtj EFFICIENT SERVICE Nocxcrcite. Nodruci. NolizaUvr*. Yoj don't cut out »ny mcaly«ivcl*t. poutor*. mcatt or Guaranteed Our trained repair men will do a thoroughly expert Vote"Yes"on Public Question No. 1 butter — you iuit «it them down. Simple when you enjoy ddickwi AYDS Vlumirf Candy at job on It. '• • . direct*!. Abnlutety harmlm. 30 day*' supply II. & II. RADIO miuifift* AYDS 922$. NOW, pboo* or cali at 935 Westfidd Ave. Tuesday, November 5,1946 £hone BAhwar 7-1814 Paid for by Republican City Comm. 1686 IRVING STREET Lloyds Drug Store STEWART ELECTRIC CO. Paid for by Pensioh Fund Committee, Union Council No. 8. New.' RAHWAY, N. X Clark Township Jersey Civil Service Association. 71 East Milton Avenue IRVING STREET RAHWAY 7-2128 4

PAGE THIRTEEN RAHWAY NBWB-RBCORD -RBCORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1M6 PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1946 Mary's School and Rahway High CONTINUE SEKIES was held last week to mark the .Surviving are .her mother Mrs. COUNCILMAN TO SPEAK Miller. H. D. Jamison. Mrs. Charles CJiristine _ Argendere Izzi of Church street, the maid Army, including several years Rahway Man to Wed* ninth birthday of Miss. Barbara -Weekend Camporee Piznito. Mrs. Robert Iieonhard, of honor, wore American rose overseas in France, Belgium and School. He served 39 months In OF AtUMNI DANCES Sarah Friedman, of 1555 Main BEFORE COIXEGIATB8 the armed forces, 24 montha of The series of Friday night Kinneally, daughter of Mr. and One Good Term O b i I ii a f y street: two sisters. Mrs. Morris Plans are made for Councilman Mr. and Mrs. Forest E. Buchanan. Weds James N. Kirby taffeta and carried a bouquet of Germany. Discharged with hon- Brooklyn Girl Mrs. James J. Klnneally. of 680 For Loc%l Scouts together with Rev. Edward S. Mc- pale pink roses. Miss Rose Oetti 1 ors and service awards, he held this duty being overseas. No date dances at 8t, Mary's Hall, spon- Rosker of MUford. Del. and Mrs. Joseph TamBurina, of the Fourth with a double ring ceremony at Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rosen- has been set for the wedding. sored by the Alumni Association Seminary avenue. Game winners Prod Porter of 236 West Scott Ward to speak at the next meet- Laughlin. JAMES H. JONE- of 504 East Grand avenue and the rank of sergeant. included Carol Ann, Catherine Mrs. William Martin St Mary's Church on October blum, of 175 Alabama avenue. will continue tomorrow night. Deserves Another avenue. Ixre; R b**other- Mil ton ing-trf-the-eollegiates. ThMneet- 20th Miss' 'Christine "P. Argeh- Miss Daisy Kirby. sister of the Bader. Elaine Ringrose, Patricia P<>rvKi«- worn hold Oi't*. ?5t at Members Attend Brooklyn; have announced the en- MANY ATTEND DANCE Last Friday "night "the dance was Friedman, professor of economics of Miss Adele Dobermiller with VETERANS ON VISIT . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom were bridesmaids, gagement of their daughter Miss largely attended and the award in Moulton and Mary Ann ' *J:r To- It Fun*" pi Momr 371 West Program This Snt- ing of the club last week in charge 164 WEST EMERSON AVENT' t!prP 1 nt thr Univer-ity of Chicago; four National Deputy Chief of Staff Mazz^o Argentlere. of 181 West wearing pink brocaded faille with Miss Edith Klein Ida Rosenblum. to John J. Tei- The annual fall dance of the the musical quiz was won by Jo- M:];.-m venue. ' ir Mrs Ma'garet nop^pu-s and » niece. The body urday Miss Catherine Heller u secre- bouquets of blue delphinium and BOIVH Martin 73. wife of *ViH- Charles L. Greenlee, who is also a j,jjnn street and James N. Kirby. cher. of 701 Linden avenue, this Merck Mutual Aid Association Was seph Catov and trie spot dances SQUARE DANCE HAS v/»s removed '-O the tary resulted In a decision to adopt past commander, and Fred Schelt- TeL RAhway 70640 pink roses. The attendants Wore Weds Newark Man city, the son of the late Mr. and won by Mary Oilgannon and Jack ::xm s MH:;TI rresident <"*' the a French girl to supply food and snn e< Mr. and Mrs. James N. held Friday night at VJ.W. Hall LARGE ATTENDANCE r>i Plans are complete for the lln^~State Junior vice-commander, headpieces to match their gowns. On Oct. 20 at thp bride's home. Mrs. Sol Telcher. Miss Rosen- Williams, Miss Mary Kinneally M,\- r T •>)•*'•' > 'inpt»nv. Now clothing during the next six Kirby of 2318 Whlttler street. v and attended by 250 persons. Lud- The square dance held Friday M' x V irl; C'"v \( ] ) died ' )( i 23rd Southern District Camporee to be represented the local unit, James he best man was -Tames T-ean Rabbi Balcofsky. of Linden united (blum-ls a graduate nf Jefferson and James Shea. The committee held this week-end at Surprise months. Miss Catherine Candron REAL ESTATF w(»rp wpd by Rev. Thomas B. , High. Brooklyn Mr. Teicher at- wig T. Smith headed the commit- night at the Masonic Temple by it- |w! h< 'n Mil Jun:ic-- :» ' «*nilt\ F Mr Mo nil a 1 J. Healy Chapter 14, EMsab?ed of Dunpllen and the ushers In- In marriage Miss Edith Kiein. Included: Fred Ehrman, chair- Lit } was treasurer and Miss Jean Con- Mraney. The wedding was larpply i tended Roselle Ht;h and served tee in charge, being assisted by the Church of the Holy Comforter p >ip]d October 21st Lake by thp local scouts. William American Veterans Sunday at the cluded warren and Floyd Argen- Michael LaRola. Paul Smeal. Jo- man. Miss Dorothy Miller. Kyren Schu!er. of Rahway. is co-chair- dron adviser with ' the program and the bride was given daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max • in the Pacific Theater of the War J. Kelly, Anthony McDonald. Miss Episcopal Church showed a con- p: -\ i in •.[% \\f rluii^ titrr of NT r afiernonn fr.im the Lehrer Fu- presented, by Missea Helen L*m meeting of the State Department BROKER tierc.- brothers of the bride. Sal- seph Orr. Floyd Preston and Matt- tinual increase In attendance by T oian with James Ebel for -the pro- by her-taUiex. The Klein, of 1801 Rutherford street .with the U. S. Army. -The-*"—* FfrHncw Bncek. Jack Williams, mitral Tnrr^. 275 West" Milton Turner. Olga Smeal;' Claire En- executive committee at Newark. lowing a reception at the. Masonic both young and oM. The music 1 gram which opens at one o'clock marches were p'nyod bv and Myer Karp. of 56 Stratford ding is planned for Januarv Miss Mary Gilgannon, Peter Ca- ivi: •. < anri life- 'en:; n.'-nii* . for Willmm Pryce Me- gelhart. Jean Neblung. Kathleen National Commander Lloyd Ole- Temple. Linden, the couple left place, Newark. Mrs. Pay Bslouaof- and entertainment was provided Mon!"al. 29. who died at Bonnie Saturday and r!oses Sunday after- GENERAL INSURANT i Grajewski, church r»rHnn on a wedding trip, returning from tov, Miss Florence Mlrra. Miss Cicarell. Jean Brown, Marilyn aon awarded to William J. Dodd- sky, a sister of the bride, and Nor- Charlotte Miller. Frank by Mrs J. M. Swinson of Morris Hum Sanatorium, where he had noon- Pecenson. Dorothy Hauer, Patricia- past national commander of 1943, whirh they wl] reside at 203 Will- BENDY DISCHARGED Plains with h^r "Swingsters." The bride wore a gown o* white man Klein, a brother of the bride- Miss Alice Yawney Oeorge Ehrman. Rev. F*«. -nv'v bern a patient for a year. He The program for Saturday in- TamBurina, Luella Hopkins. Carol iam street. She Is a graduate of Following thr^e years service in The committee included: Pev. 1 1 a citation plaque. groom- attended the couple. The Sheridan Is adviser. "•/ formp' * 'tvpd ot 1777 Lawrence cludes 1:00 p.m.- registration at vrlvt and net, with a fingertip \i,t \f .T : in wn - nrtive it' Levy. Madeline Oldfield, Jane Rahway High School. He is a Engagement Told TT. s. Navy as seaman second Russell E. Potter. William D. s'r^et \ native of Hastings. Pa.. Commissioner's tent; 3:00 p.m.. veil which flowed from a crown bride wore a gray suit with cor- IT r.ti I': (••!)', :n ;;m Chui.'l' ^nrI Artlmovlch, Vlckl Warga, Marie graduate of Pialnfield schools and sage of white orchids and the ma- The enKaRement of Miss Alice class with the majority of time Hows,' Jules J. Small. Herbert T. ho hr>M lived here for 12 years. opening ceremony: 4-5, supper, nf r vd pearls, and carried a bou- Alfano. Barbara Wooden, Helen served three years jn th«» V 6. tron of honor wore black with cor- Yawney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. spent in the Pacific, Richard BARBARA KINNEALLY Smith. E. E. Congleton. John E. H<» in "UM-ived by P sister, Mrs. troop cooking; 7-9 p.m.. rampfIre, qr f Easter lilies. Miss Helen Zeleznlk, Jane Edwards. sape of orchids. The rouDle, up- Joseph Yawney of 273 West Grand Bendy, ^on of Mr. and Mrs Ches- BIRTHDAY P(!BTtf Skillin. Clifford Worth. M. A. Her- Ar.hn- J r>t:7«i of 737 Nt Holas each troop a stunt or more; 9:00 DpStefano, Ruth Ruddy. f man. John J. MflHln. Fr"d W. !? on their return f* om a trip to avenue, to Edward F Kordyla. of ter Six of 1710 JPH H Mnrtin. r\^'\* 1 16' ? W i V d strrot ns announc- has arrived homo with »n honor fourth *? •• <••-•„-- . School »va" u Clover if' i" and J0:00 pjn . taps. Atlantic CUy._wt!l residp at 1801 Modern""" hi' i e• .(•,. in ,.fl. Jewish: 1 'VOO a.n>.. Scout^raft: marked with a program in the REGINALD ROARKE " \F T r>\VF J N I'APT* il )i P" tic nii: lev 12-2 p.m . dir or: *»nd 2-3 P.m..lecture f>om of t * S^ond Prefi- T >n> •- • i •«. n-p'-t ftt bytTian Church on November M inspertlon of Mty awards and lo JT otl Ihro kitchen TT -wip t) - OirK Frinndly Sori°ty one- k out. T 1st of events include 8th according to plans ma^e at nf i1!*- Pt I'dul s KpUr"pnl r)Mirrh f R. Bauma»*» log hauling rarp. string brr>' " the meeting held Thursday with On Orto''or 1 E* h. Rov A I I OW * «'!l >io) ' P HalJove or Par'y with nnH rompass layout of so11" Mrs G** Tge H. Cowip of 259 Elm F But*T\er of Pt. Mp^k's C I a s h ! Mr> W S Reevps ' '»•! Mi"' Lillian avenue. The program will include untIP'1 fipl ' and r '• " I 17 .V 1 • iifii'-' «•• Fiida- TI i tj >• t ihf win- Mrs. Walter L. GarthwaUe on John Halph f'anisn o 1?4 Smith 11OR1S1 « membership driv* - Tl' 1 ! nr: nrsi n "">" ir pumps in-li' HHR • Miss were "•-»df" t the p"-QtinE of Tex "Hobble." Reports on the FiHh Woo' avonijp, I.iiien Ttio r uplo Kir noi "VilParis, Mn ^milv Oar B'^riy Detachment, District Confprence were given by were ntt^P'iod bv Miss 'Uldn Eis- \ ,..I.I: i,. ' ( 1 ranee J. T 1 n • > '•:i Mii*; ("'"in o->rn^. Mi • .Sam •s Lpagi'" Tluir-day M's R Allen Roake and Mrs. R. baijpt. cf T,orey fir * T . and tf II I TRAVFI, THRU V .' •!• • f V- • : ucl T'r,v-fir<; T^i« HPI*WIL K(ehn. night s>* thp 'ricetinR '>°ld in thp K D'Hielas and President Mrs. Jo- Bcrna d T?"dilcor. of 27 l"'11'- seph L Ewlng d^cr'bed Federa- 2nd WARD ON ST. Mi..-. W'"iam S Hull. Mr-F MaoJewish W«r Veteran- Hall, th- I -' pr't T?'»rtforfl. ("•••*" 1 tion O'Mlegp Day at New Jersey UriTteN It P - 'immittr'- r> • aij[' committee in charge *.o incl^dp • fr<> V\ \ n <;KOR<;K. SCOTT ..'mi Commandant William Booth. Jr.. College for Women. Mrs Ewlng A * * Fred Scheitlin. Mario Cherubini. presided wKh Mrs. Ropke as sec- Nits Hilda ^Pitf »"f Hcd M-s If|phn, ^f• • retary an^ M"Us Ahhl*» W Cmith, H* LT -' l^^D Mam Ralph Garr»«=on and CharW*= Tay KI.r/AHKIH AVKS. nor Plpns (1 insnnnep ng«*nry — ROBINSONS Will ATTI-Vn BAH. PISCTTSS SCOUT PACK New! 1-Visit Honor Loans $25 to $300 of 3ftO P^minary nvnnuo Vavn an- RK-F.I.FCT procram to b* in th** evening at (- • '..- p; ' VV :i • Mr-Mi M ' 'I' H N|V, ' "11 D?c:s:'»n was re?''hcd at the we will qualify If vnn w;int frirnijly and rourt«»ong nounced 'he pntjaRpm^nt nf their li:*«i { the American legion Homp. with On Thursday at a meeting of the A r..i:;'•'• 'ind ' «iy capital sjock of South Amboy. Miss Neugebauer in Jersey City on November 16th. participation in the county organi- Pack. Council Commissioner Cass * MAIN' «T P \I(V \ n:g;ir -a' w 'Mcluc'inK t ti •- Red 1 n is a graduate of Hah way High T Grand Vice-regent Jacob Zimmer- zation work Th* next meeting Beiger was in charge and out- companies v- e"11 It, ]f you n****«l «omonno to ncr I nion ami aar *** man nf Newark and Joseph W. ;A November 24th, Ralph- Vaeea-ro lined steps for the promotion of F or 2nd Ward R \II\V\V 7 2700 SECURITY FINANCE CO. for yon " rnH nn n«. Vnn will not rrrrri»T it. Baptist Church WMHi* Mr Smal- Lewis of W*stfleld spoke. The of Roselle, junior vice-command- the paclt unit. On November 4th flov •*!-*. from our Rftmin^luti, Tulips, Iris, over SO varie- 1529 MAIN ley graduated from Hoffman High meetim* was in charp" of Repent ant, addresser! t.hp meeting which another meeting will be held. Robinson Bldg. RAHWAY 7-0102 • of ox or V>0 OOO School. South Ambov nnrl • om- 20 -ire ties of Nar«**RSUP. Paper Whiten. (*ra|i<». Arthur WlKnn mrn r-haTlpt: T was in charge of William FnMh Among those who were present C. A. EISENBERGER, M*r. Rate: on monthly if Advnralpd and supported (Vet Arciier, secretary. with Fred Scheitlin adjutant were Alfred S. Wyllie, Sr., Elwood Our a <>f tho ^un, and Firemen, a"d other Municipal T NEW ROOFS At the meeting of Degree Team th n<; in bloom now to positions. QI .MJTY--SERVICE • DEPENDABILITY Announcement was made over r OF EVERY TYPi Asocisatlon of Star of Rahway T Hi' . in nil ^li:»il<^ and colors. many others. ?• Council, No. 110, Daughters of the weekend of the enuaRpment of if Advocated and supported bp MMe with The Truth About This Election! Bauer-Brooks Company Miss Marie Arline Salvia. daugh- America, a Hallowe'en party was pay increases and bonuses to **« FavmPTiT" tf COPPER LEADERS— ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Salvia. held and plans made for a Christ- Our 30 employees are here to serve you teachers. Firemen, Police, and m :S Diamonds Watrhos Jewelry Gifts GUTTERS & mas Dinner. The program was 1480 IRVING ST. RAHWAY 7-0865 274 W. Grand avenue, to Joseph Our 10.000 Camellia Trees have just start other Municipal employees. RE held Friday night at the home Honest Facts About the Republican Majority Plescia. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DOWNSPOUTS Plescia. of 911 Thorn street- No ed to bloom for another season, also over S when you arr in need of flowers for any oc- ; £ of Mrs. John K. Fisher, of 504 i< Started off Assessment — Now Available — Jaques avenue and prizes were The Republican Party whidi has been 9. SPECIAL PATROLMEN WERE date has been set for the wedding. 000 Gardenia Plants. Committee on program which l A Em-Bee Jewelers won by Mrs. B. W. Hughes, Mrs. casion. Is rapidly disposing 9500,000 of V • ROOF EEPAIRS in control of the Common Council dur- PLACED TO PROTECT SQHOOL CEIL- 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J F. X. Erbe and Mrs. Carlton Hig- i i ' ircftM >i> CHy-owned property at food 88? -^ 1 NO JOB TOO SMALL bee. Game winners included: Mrs. ing the past two years can look with dis- DREN;'Sy The DEMOCRATIC PARTY We have many other flowers, cither in prices. 1 LONG BEFORE, Donovan Incorporated r* Est. 1915 Frank Stacey. Mrs. Higbee, Mrs. gust upon its deliberate program of des- When flowers are needed for far away Send for your free copy of Elsie Recker. Mrs. Cora Frazer took over. bloom now or coming in bloom for this •^ Advocated and supported the home owners handy Ruide. of 1907 Montgomery street will be troying and interfering with progressive season, such as Lace Flower, which places, send them through our F.T.D. the rc-openinc of the Neigh- •H hostess for the next meeting. 10. PROGRESSIVE POLICIES. It's borhood House on Main Street %• Contains many money-wring measures in this City, and the following service. for the use by Colored Social ideas. Others who were present Friday pubhc laugh, Why, Mr. Donovan couldn't' Better Buys for Men & Boys was our own introduction several years facts: ill night Included Mrs. Robert Bauer- even find time to go to see the SCOOP' Groups. Don't Wait! band whose birthday was observ- Michael J. Harris 1. President Donovan, talks about dis- PLANT. That's fine leadership, not find- it As Chairman of Street ed, Mrs. Harry Gramme, Mrs. Stu- v at SIDNEY'S Department, he sponsored two Roofinj; Contractors art Graham, Mrs. Victor Chaillet. courtesy of members of th e Democratic ing time to encourage an industrial minority has proposed more than seven- plant, (Which Plant is a credit to any garbage collections a week dur- 1 645 NEW POINT ROAD Mrs. Merton Seaman, Mrs. Ber- LEATHER JACKETS SI2.95 ing summer months. FOR COLD WEATHER ELIZABETH. N. J. nard Johnson, Mrs. Ehvood Mil- eighths of the constructive measures community). J. R. Baumanrt, Florist ler, Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. Al- with plaid or plain linings EL. 2-7153 only about ont percent were referred to 11. The Republican members even •k Has modernized Street ' ' ' Free Estlmates^—Low Prlcea bert H. Schaefer. Sr., Mrs. Elsie the proper committees by President PEA JACKETS SI2.95 up Establislwd 1858 Department equipment; repair- Wolf. Mrs. Chris Henrich. want to take credit for renovation of City ed old machines; bought 2 new Donovan . . . He should talk about dis- equipment, buildings and offices. DON'T For Men and Boys garbage disposal trucks. Street courtesy. THEY REMEMBER MAYOR CAR- ZELAN JACKETS SI.98 up Dept. equipment has never been 900 ST. GEORGE AVENUE RAHWAY, N.J- in bettor shape. City yards have 2. The Republican president of the LIN'S FIRST RECOMMENDATION TO Lined or Unlined—Water Repellent Order Your Coal Now THE COUNCIL AND PUBLIC, when he been put in excellent Council admits that he has been in the PHONE RAHWAY 7-0711—0712 Council for Eight years ... in those took office, in 1945? — The record and LEATHER FRONT JACKETS .... SI 1.95 •A- Purchased new Bulldozer proof is there. with Wool backs for grading shoulders of roads. THIS LS THE TIME TO GET eight years as a meeting night council- This work will be accelerated. map he saw fit to visit the Department FINGER-TIP COATS SI2.98 up Snow removal attachments will of Welfare, which is responsible for aid MAYOR CAKLIN'S RECORD: For Boys—Just the thing for Winter help clear roads quickly. QUALITY COAL to the poor—BUT ONCE, some record. merDii T . T T>TT-DTATA' • 1.-Co-oper-ated with — _-«*-,'-*-•t ' V puidvpaving , and -to-; f- •!:' Council WAS THE ONLY MEMBER TO lor benefit obtained in FORTY YEARS. ADAM HATS '• S6.50 up ent *" pro'en3n: *TH a n y councilman, 7 roads will be paved this 'year,, OBJECT TO MORE POLICE PROTEC- 2. ENCOURAGED, and has been in- in the latest Fall and Winter shades strumental in getting FOUR KTEW IN- and others started. Many TION IN THIS CITY, even being rebuked strceis have been graded. Call RAhwav 7-1000 by his PARTY MEMBERS. DUSTRIES, "which will eventually em- QUALITY HATS •• $1-95 "We're building bigger, faster ploy 2500 people,' preference to Rahway residents. For knockabout use if II:is inaugurated proemm 4. Mr. Donovan. Was the ONLY MEMBER OF for cleaning out city sewage COUNCIL, WHO OBJECTED TO BETTER FACILI- 3. INSISTED, on more and better POLICE PROTEC- RAINCOATS S-1.95 to S27.50 system. Many sewers have not the kind that really .shod water been cleaned for 10 to 15 years. TIES FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. Now he claims TION. The proof is in the records. TELEPHONE HIGHWAYS, tool" B if Advocated and snpportcd 1 Chodosh Bros. & Wexler credrt for the Fire Department. This Department was 4. INSISTED, and obtained more efficient FIRE BATHROBES S3.-15 up of warm flannel for boys renewal of contract with Rah- long ago made efficient by our former DEMOCRATIC PROTECTION, although, adequate fire protection was way Hospital to take care of 1 36 E. (;RAND AYE. RAHWAY. N. J. provided originally under former MAYOR BARGER'S BATHROBES . . A S5.-95 to 812.95 Alongside many of today's jam-packed City hospital cases, AYOR, and DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL. ADMINISTRATION, which was also a Democratic one. roads—considered capable of handling '••I: Have Your House of warnl Flannel for Men •fa He is pushing the install- the busiest motor traffic a few years ago- ation of adequate drainage fa- I 5. THE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF COUNCIL 5. BLOCKED IMPORTATION OF ALIEN LABOR- .\ cHitln for I,lnden Avenne. Roofed Now! EVIDENTLY NEVER HEARD OF THE RAHWAY ERS INTO OUR COMMUNITY. Have you forgotten. more spacious, modern highways arc Little Items of Big Value .\ being built to speed up traffic. if He has furnished addition- Take Advantage of Our Special Fall Rates! RIVER. Wiien the Democratic members mention im- 6. INSISTED, on better health measures for this. city, and DON'T LET MR. DONOVAN INCOR- al protection for school children HINKLE MOTORS TIME PAYMENTS—FREE ESTIMATES provements for this Area Republicans think it's a • GARTERS It's the same with traffic-laden by having a special policeman PORATED take credit for this. Mayor Carlin knows • SPORTS SHIRTS stationed at Scott Ave., and ihot potato, instead of a HEALTH MENACE. ^ telephone circuits. his Health Measures. • DRESS SHIRTS • WALLETS kN Whlttier St.; SI. George Ave.. and Harrison St., and other REPAIRS 6. THE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF COUNCIL, 7. GAVE THE YOUNGSTERS OF THIS CITY-THE • WORK SHIRTS • JEWELRY SETS tsl We're handling the greatest number of busy Intersections. C. B. HODGE DELIBERATELY, hood-winked the SPONSORING FIRST "AND BEST HALLOWE'EN PARTY EVER • BELTS • SHOES calls in our history—with equipment 713 E. SCOTT AVENUE RAHWAY, N. J. GIVEN THE YOUNGSTERS. K. ir Tl*e State Highway Com- GROUP OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE, about • RUBBERS and space never intended for such mlbslon has. so far, refused per- -f- On All Make Cars • SOCKS \ X. Telephone EAhway 7-2U6-W re-opening same for use. This was deliberate inter- 8. PAID for the Christmas tree lighting last year out • GALOSHES k volume. At the same time, we're steadily mission to install a traffic light • LOAFERS at St. George and Linden Ave- By Factory Trained Mechanics ference with MAYOR CARLIN who had closed it tem- of his own pocket. PERHAPS THE REPUBLICAN :v building an even more modern telephone • TIES • WORK PANTS nues. He has had a special po- porarily for various reasons—REPAIRS BEING ONE, MAJORITY, paid him back. system, capable of serving all the growing liceman stationed tbcre durinx • Brakes Adjusted • Drums Trued FOR WHICH REPAIRS THE REPUBLICAN .MEM- • SWEATERS • T SHIRTS busy periods. Ue Is still push- 9. FOUGHT AND ARGUED TIME AND AGAIN for All Wool riald Sports Shirts needs of this growing State. • Wheels Balanced • Wiring Checked BERS 'held up appropriations. O SHORTS ing for the traffic light at that 'AMERICA'S FINEST ANTHRACITE" proper veterans legislation, and for a VET fund, and • SUSPENDERS you'll be proud to own $8.95 Intersection • MOTORS and CHASIS STEAM CLEANED committee for VETS, which appropriation was asked RIES BRIEFS ^fl We're well along on a construction 7. THE REPUBLICANS DID NOT sponsor recrea- by the Mayor in March 1945 and was granted by DONCj program that calls for an outlay of Specializing in preparing Cars for State Inspection i •• — tional facilities, such as we now have, IT WAS MAYOR VAN INCORPORATED IN NOV. 1945, TWO DAW $150,000,000. This program is enabling RE-ELECT LATEST AND BEST EQUIPMENT USED TO CARLIN'S RECOMMENDATION, and insistance that BEFORE ELECTION, as usual. Full Line of Work Clothes us, daily, Co place more telephones in the Reginald W. accomplished this. PROOF*! You never had it with a 10. The only Mayor who had enough courage to state band* of more people; PUT YOUR CAR, in TIP-TOP CONDITION Shoes for Men and Boys ^^^ff ^R» . "blue coal" Republican Mayor did you? —'Teachers can be paid |1200 per year, but laborers ^ ROARKE can get ?I800 per year, Mayor Carlin, insisted Teachers Trade-Marked for your Protection 8. DONOVAN INCORPORATED, has NEVER RE- AUTHORIZED and City Employees be paid adequately, maybe Mr- Republican Candidate PAIRED STREETS IN THIS CITY WITHOUT A PETI- Donovan wants credit for this too. NEW JERSEY BELL Phone RAhway 7-0309 TION, and taxpayers you know too well that you have •ill SIDNEY'S TELEPHONE COMPANY for Sales . HUDSON - Service 11. Mayor Carlln's aid to the poor and needy v" 2nd Ward Councilman George M, Friese, Inc. •had to pay for every'bit of it, you would think they gave certainly never be forgotten—Leg t Mr. Donovan com 300 St. George Ave. Railway, N. J. this away for NOTHING. pare his record in relation to the poor. Army & Navy Store ELECTION DAY Established 1858 (No connection with any other store) TUESDAY, NOV. 5, 1946 Phone RAhway 7-0659 Phone RAhway 7-1742 402 EAST HAZELWOOD AVENUE Two-tone Sports Jackets that VOTE DEMOCRATIC AND INSURE CITY PROGRESS Rahway, N. J. look riffht and feel rl«ht $14.95 Paid lor by 2nd W*rd Rep. Club ED. KOSIC, Parts Mgr. BAHWAY, N. j. Paid for by Joseph J. 1543 Main Street BUILDING A GREATER TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR A GREATER NEW JERSEY

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3 PAGE p , CXiTTOBER 31. 1946 NJgWS-RBCORP PAGE FITTEEw THURSDAY, OCTOBER 91, 1940 • , Mrs. John R. Ingersoll, Mrs. GUESTS AT DINNER opens Friday for a three day run i Thomas.- _Hol_t, __Mrs^_ Elliott H. ft Legal Notices _JPublic Sees Jane In Action Now Through Saturday at Rahway Theatre at the Empire Theatre. H Rahway News-Re cord Stofflet., Mrs. R. V. Pegau. Misses Theatres \ July 18. l«29 WHEREAS. The Post Office Radio Star ^ 1200 Main street, were entertain- — "City Without-Men^-is-set in *>• 4* I4T0 ftroafl Street TeL Rah. 7-0600 Rahwaj. New Stanton and McKay of the Sin- I OF INTENTION In RUfh cases made nnd provided, V ,- Department at Washington is ed last week at dinner by Mr and s small town, outside a prison- to Published Thursday afteroona by Tb« Batoway Publishing Corporation. By Library Board ger Sewing Center of Elizabeth Mrs. Sandy Horowitz of New York l- HEREBY GIVEN that which Bond Anticipation notes shall RAHWAY THEATRE ft'-: sponsoring National A'r Mail ii- orillnam-e VHH Intn,- which come those wives and KDtered at the po«t office at Elabway. N*w Jmrwmj. u aeoond daaa maU matter gave talks and Mrs. Everett Tay- City, the local man having served benr ln'frrst at n rnte not to exceed The delicate problem of a Mu^ed on Mrat rcadinK nt sweethearts—and mothers—who S under the act of March S, 10ft. Week from October 27 to No HIX per centum per annum. • A1 ' lor presided with Mrs. John Butler in the World War together. o>\K.T me«unR ot tlie Ctumiiun watnan's grief, when the life of The ..Board of Trustees of the Tt.tM- In ht'ieljy appropriated ln nd- wait for visiting day so that they •> ,i V • ' * the man she adores >U cruelly cut P^JBSCRIPTION RATES—Single ecpy, 0 wnu. Local dellTery or by mnlL port- WHEREAS. The secretary and" Mrs. Thaddeoua war-veterans and thPiT wi-vr a, - trrr pmcpeflR or XT\*~1br*- might see their beloved ones paid within Tinlon Connty, ont y tar. f2 90. fltx raonf>u, $1JC5. Thr*« montbt Raiway Public Library'6h"M6n- tended. <,n the 23rd day of Oct- siulnn* the sum of »1260. off by war, is handled with great of ai; mail is and lv^s hr<>n of Dura, treasurer. aiifi that the said ordl- briefly, who live for that day in the We BY mall, postpaid entiUd* rf Vnlon TOT i»t*. VM j-rr. $2.54. !»••» »*>' '* day night named Mrs. Jean Peter- which luiK heen nuitlp nvi'liable In a restraint and Understanding by *».M. Bin* I* roplM by tn M * -•- '" •••-«- . great importar-p V the \r 's- son of Clark Township as Junior t,«. taken up for further previoufliv ad^p'ctl bnd[*«"t «* a down knowledge that they are as close n and Xlnnl passage at & 1 Hunt Stromberg ln his current librarian at the local institution. Y nnymrnt tuilc sum ORIUK not leas to thoir men as they can possibly -Lint; ot Common Council thnn flvo (M portent' of tlio mnxl- hit- "Young Widow," which opens be. city; and Mrs. Peterson is 4vell known on nt City Hull, 1470 Campbell I for a four day run at the Rahway I WHEF^AS. I b'Mevp tb<- rit- radio programs, and has assisted v&y, New Jersey, on thc Unda Darnell is the. featured r of Rahu-'ny shouW take r,t November, 1946. at eight Theatre on Sunday. The picture i 7 Jersey ELECTION In the library work in the past. *••*••*• SKCT1OM 7 T^iat PU other rrit- actress and is suported by a first * an active Interest in the fntmp y at a-lilch tlmp itnd place li-rn pnr«Kiptn(j trj KnUt tern porn ry fl- Is a dexterous combination of Vwiciation She presents on a day WABC pro- 1 % i-3*«» cast. The co-feature picttire i.s who may be Interested fuiiicii ^ * e n:»d they are hprrby re- colorful romance, sophisticated development of aii mail. firam "The Adventures of Polly ftn is 'Prison Without Bars." a 1 )]) be given opportuni'- frrrrd to the City TreuMirer who la comedy and stirrVg drama, ab'y '• 'J NOW THEREPOPE. I. FO- Farm." She is a graduate of oncerulng the same. startling and brilliant drama of • • \ , 'hv ii'i'horl?^"! to execute and ^.,4—. + . O'tob#r 31. 1046 WARD .1 CARLIN. Mavor of George Washington University and •-vMin:i. rt. MOKTON. BT'-.h Bond Anf l(;ip"tlon TiDtes directed by Edwin L. Marin. tane reform school trtrls. In addition flly r»ii- , - J. fiy bn iiprownrv to mir1 pay Russell and Louis Hayward obv the City of Roth way. d^ hereby of thp School of Expression, Bos- there will be another riotous '••<* i require! the lead roles. f designate thp v?ek of October ton. A\ ORDINANCE Laurel and Hardy comedy and . i 27-Novmber 2 as AIR MAIL TlOf B It 18 hereby Hotor 6tiU it a The eo-feature picture i« Re- • ! FIFC'ION T>AV, NOVFMRFP 5TH The trustees this week made a to authorize the nnri declared n« fol*o\v»: Saturday Bnd Sunday matinees WfcfcK ana ao cali upon our reclassiflcation of library posts to The PV 1 en' ing Ovh pvp 1 1 i>' new curlit., tin- TO STATE MKETINO •• 4 - circulated in September than a roii-in"' " hr»'t h.'nn du'y 'Tip.d* nnr' filfd bringing an nrrav of talent includ- 1 1 d pi«>r'"tinn o1 thf effort*; '•' 'h' ? Hewer, water ntul f • i,n.t»ll:itl-»ll in the office nf thr City ( 'cry ing dancing by Johnny Co*- and i'iri •« j! i • ;•••<) ' '"TH/ •• "f • ••) ft T 1>P yoar ago and that 148 new bor- rom the mnlu« to M"mr»ors of the Ladles' Auxil- Tost f"'ice I '•part;r#t U'I rowers vere registered- A totftl of \Y-AS-YOU-GO and said p'(it<*ment KI^WC tho Dorotbv P*\bb. songs by Jule i v the cilrh llites iind iary of th" V M <"* A., wi'l be at \ C ii • *i;i' ' » HH' • •!_ ' • 'I •>' •• : ' '»* t ' > <• mm 1 >T ' 'i«-i • ill obllpatlon- nut>'orl'-»d by "his Jane Russell Louis Haywa d, above. In a scen« from "Th" y c nip thi. . • • ,, \ . • 268 now volumes were added. The r «*>rk incidental tl-»rp Lauren Barall and HMmnhrey BoyaH (above) r»t ready for the Styne and Sammy Cahn. The the Stp'-e Boatci meeting to be -11 "'' be ordlT«<.nro will bo within all , i \ t>p '- "ti nl - < i1 '•- '-'it ' l> 'I'1' ' "•"' \f h:' n ti-1 - 'nil CK >•>)• net-es.sarv or o»l Wido^ '" Wednesday at *hi» average daily circulation was 5Ofi tn deb' tlir'tatl'-n profccribod hy kill In thc t*nse and excUin* climax of Warner Bros.' "The Bit stellar cast of player" is headed hrid in Suith Amboy with Mrs i" P»"ovU'r for Mic •tnld A*-i, mid It Ii fur'hnr f*«> Theatre j 1 1 t < • I -• • ' 1 • ( T 1 tl ' • 1 ' ' ' t * 1 ' • f [ I ' ' V ' T I > ' 1 \ I ' » I t ' ( H Jl mpn'ed with 174 last year. SJ**p." Thc Howard Havln production, baseii on the jropjilar by Bin Goodr'n. Vere Vag^e, Ed- E. Payne. <^r^sentatlvp on No- 5 trrmlnei thtit the jrrn R debt as h R 1 Raymond Chand!*-* ™*»v»> ••* *»»».* nam*. i« b»ir»e «h«wh now »i th* 1 The mreUnfi wa In crmrg" of 1'v-a litijifcvenieMt. ward Fvrp(t t?r vpm < J '?\ t • f «•!> JK1 • 1 'l- 1 dp''nod by (i»ld Ar" IR 'tiTuwd Gporcre Barf' and reports of the 17 KP bbv by This o'11"' ' ~" ^v *>•" -••tn Notirefl Roi.way Tbej»*re. will be held tit t>io November I ] r Legal INoticea »; : rhs\t thc 'oadu'iiy of 1 l fTI^N ft AD (If f If n r • - I • i T ' f i c • il ) <• ' )i II wl 1 r \- • ' 1 ' • i 1 » | '-t '• w?re prppented by Miss Mary A. \ fii'ir from Wvv Brun-wlrle f-dtnnnre* or , i details ln eornee- day end Saturday Is 'TIP BIRthp season at the m^otinp last FFTERSON Kard ng any and al NOTH'F OK INTFNTION in Linden «venue by 1 i I Th"ma,s. Librarian. Mrs Josep*' 'if orditi*»nr**6 • rnnMict with £,on w*|th tne ^ i^p^^^t H>M ;. Mi tn Strf<'t '"" piiwd W|t)i NOTICE IS HEREBY ^IVEW that Sleep" starr'ng Humn^rey Bogart wpok, with report5 on hnspltility, ^:i . ' . ' 1 -, V •! •)[!; ' f ' I \t t- • J- ' •>• , O-i ( • - > C * ' ' |f i ' 1 •!! 1 SCHOI.AP >IIIF nr'Unance ^r *vnj pn- t of It are providing playground 'acll'Ues. i-iM'n. j-^vpirent, lhat e\i**tng : W '"ostello. Mrs. Fdwln *" " ' h err by "iay be nec«s»*"-y the fniiow'ng ordinance waa lnt'o- and Lauren Bacall. The second 'Mrs. Frrd Coopor • -irvotions Miss Ann Minrpm'nl frnm N**w »p/"l<*d BS t th Plans 'vpre tnft'i*' for thc fall i • i L . n' «•! mi«1 rvw cnrhR b Rft 1 ] (. I - . lit; ) • • • • • c i; i i > i ' \ ( . • • i', In' < \ r • ; i i 11 • | , • • i • rtnv oiiv^rt F van 9ECTION 4. T/hat the coat of said d"ccd and passed OM f'-st reading at 'ION 5 It 'n hereby «**r-> p'cturp. "It Shouldn't Happe'i to >•.!. 'i ' wher** n'"oer*"uy. 'hat or r>ortl'''in an this ordl- winter j»th)°tic p'ORramr with Water?: program. Mrs 1 loca.1 Improvement ihall be »pp"Tti"r« Q reguUr^ oiee'lng nt the Con-mon and ieclRte'i rut fol'*iw°: I : f ] a Dop" featurp= Wafp*"-: morpVMjrsh'rv Mrs. for 'M .f t I, I ' i i .• -' ' ' • • • • ' " > j • -»i »I • • ' " ' " > ' ' • ' ' 1'' ''M'"' j i' It i 1 j • • 1 •. r I i • If « use thr-*• nights a weeV Kenneth T 1 '•OlTNrn.ORS' NIGHT i comMned ro'Trot" cxirbs antl gut'Ts, obf»r '048, an*i that the wild ore)) ''irty y*»nru. , : sun"hlne. M s O. \\ ny "(TI. M "<:q Pl"n V ' h;»' pity rrqiilr1 \ fir - in f Farm PI pre.^'dp'i with Porn mis • » ;i <] ii i \ i . j ' 11 in" \ r.<- ' . i • • ' > ;i i i ' • f • Jn M of I I U \ • \ I • i • thf cot*t of th« Inst'-llntion of «11 nance will b« tafcen UP for flfthT Tlie supplement"! 'eV"' fltofp- f 1 ' 1 EMPIRE THFATUF rnrd". M'S. L. W. Ford. At t>ie mpning of Union Coun- if I'diiplnirifi, tin' ' )\ I iif~c(isn.ry srvrr. wn'rr and gv* later- roi.Klde'Rtlon and final pansage at a inei't refj-Ured by R S 4fl 1 • 13 SIOPTS Ra^P L. Smith Leo Blit- 1 1 1 1( l 1 And the cost of each check would be the c' such (jthcr ""orV Mid devoted to the explo Sr.; finance Mrs Enis Burcham; ;)<• \\- 1] M; H w\ f *!''• '" >" * f' ! ' i' t " '• fil'f' \ ' [•• nll No. 31 Jr O. TT. A. M. this week ( r OK INTFNTIOV !a is from' tho m&lns to points beyond roKulnr meoting of Common Council ha«» been duly n\ari' und filed 7.pr, James Coffey- Dennis Byrne \ W N"TI'.'IC IS ttKRKJir e.ivKN (h»l the curb HOPS, and »-wo-thirds "< the to be h^ltl at City Hall. 1470 Campbell in »he o'fic*1 of the cit,y < 'erit 1 sive drama of A woman's heart. publicity. Mrs. \> L J«m-efi. Tb*? lira! ?'to ie< 1' ^* O>ry \ il] ^P! it ic j-np ^:'t 1\ ' • ' V ( or Is a r-'phomoie the anniml p»st co"ncilors' night same, regardless of size. You can spnd and Coupdlmen Otto Wlemer ., / ••• f II. v nu "r'lhi-nco wn.t info- rmvdwpy pavenjent and work Inri- Street, Rih^ay, New 'ersey o-\ the and laid p*atemen' R1»OWP the m^^tinp was in rhargp of P.*rs. F program wa<= held with twenty f 1i n RpRina'd Roarke attended. with its wild longings storming - t 1 l l ; •? Thp thu "-idth nf Ui«. I "-I r«^<4i' It t n' ')!<" p '11' w »if i i\ i' rf; ircc"! • • ' T - ' the checks safely by mail. You have re- v : G Pfeiffcr. with Mrs •> L. Sing- thrp*- of the forme' ofBcers pres- >'• I'fient SMH 11 o t<'Hf' for v'n •!«•'•'tnK of the I'onmon against the properties benefiting o'clock P M at which Urn* and place oidlPunT will *»e within all into hair-raising actions as shp i i - till" V7 ' < 'i||l'l IT" I" '-) P'l I I' . ^'1 ' ^>1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ent. *ogeth* r w'th state officials. ceipts for each payment. What a differ- 'H)i l:nwr«n cur' i • cit ' f -» ''Ity of Pnhwy. Ni-w , tn«*rpby ln accordance with the law all per-ons who may be lntorest"1 deb* Iim'tatl"nn p ewrlb^H by refused to wait alone -with her er secretary and Mr.?. Reginald FI XF.H FAMI7 V r lf * hi-]H r, "'e 23"i dpv of o t- as a loc«t imp ovment. and the re- '.Mre'i will be given a- opportun' said Act. nnd 1H 'urthr- de- j Chrlstopho- treasurer. T.itik FYed Muir wh« w«s councilor in n c g p memories. "City Without Men" trppt. £. ence from walking around to pay bilk i"4H. -inrt thnt the pnld or- maininR cost of said Improvement concerning *he aamo. **"mlned Oiat the fp-np<* *>bt CRANFORD 1897 presided; C. P. Lamphear. •" :i Thn' Win iair\ ini Mu)v>y- uill h» taken up for further ehnii be borne by thp City at Lar^e RAMTTKT R MOHTOV. P.H defined by B*»ld Act Is 'n-Today, Fri., Sat.—Oct. 31—NOT. 1-2 . 1896. vicr cottTicilir; Junior past •itinll be under the KU- a itmnrc Tost fifll V*>'fr^TI^ of by cash - - - Try it and see for yourself. nion and .XlnnLp.a98&BC ^ »| SECTION 5. That the- ownera or Ll'V florlr creasrd by this ordlnnncf by n< TI'TIF Councilor H. V. M»inzer. 1899; ' iho City Riiirlnc'- nnd LOVE OF i rfpf'^d bv r-irk f 1 n-*.t'nK nf Common Council lands adjoining and abutting nn said chaplain. Charles E. Clark. 1907: ('••'iiml» cf* "t the ' '>m to » t-lfi nt cuv Hal> 1470 rampbell ; Htr^t are hereby notified to Install AN OnPlNiNCfc 6. All r*t1 Inane**" or ing thrnugh MK* R^d Cross and or. (V ;• il who tvre lurfi'v cm strct A\ ORDINANCE t«> '»u't»»rl=e the part- of nrdlnanfs In cnnfiiri- u-uii MARTHA TVERS" ; p recording secrptary, R. C. Hull. New Jersey, on the {m accordance with a map to be prp- "F fty PPT ;onQ WPK 1' Ml H in Nev .T' T «=' y t' nffi nrc-i l OUR srHF.nmJE OF PAYMENT? > uclvrtlse lor bMa. e.'-'tib- ronst ruction of a vuilturv this ordinance or n.ny pa<\ of \t -\ro Vnn RUzabeth Mayoi F J (""^rlin n so* Mri.io vnri 13th dM- of November 1946. at eight pftrM by ^nd on f,ul n the office of 1 0 1915; financial secretary, Nels A. niulc nnd make xv-u 'In sewer In the soutb^rl* ••'•lr nf K. »'•• frnhpr, :i d^rrp.T" of 1R nri'Tn' uriHor firqiion th^t his -vjf^ r\,\H child y 50 Ynnr*: k r M nt which Umo nnd place | y Engineer, all sewer. '•.'reby rpj>«»«]pd :s to ihe "onf'rtlng "MNrtVCK HKFI.rN SCOTT Brower. 1922; treasurer. P. W. Mil- Twelve urcJing any und ell dcUU« lno Clt y g, . H;izetwnpr Arthur ler. 1926; conductor, H. L. Miller. Interest Monthly 'on with the said I'-ip'" ' tli"rn'n will be given an opportunltv isting sewer In Clark Street east- nance shall tnk" t *'••• I 'mmpdl'i'r.; »»-•'t Arnez antl His Orrhr*-trn THEATRE r Publication of the list of F.n^inoors of the Ra"hway Fire nuiy be necessary points beyond the curb llnea within erly for g dlstunrp of uppri>\U 1 1 dio.tp'y bv plane f om ViCunrdla 1932: warden, Joseph W. Skarda, Loan Chart© Payment* .... i,-.,,-! -oncernlnK the name. thirty days after the adoption of after flnM passne* «nH pnhiirnt ion W. Magee announced todry T)»e August HoMtl tolI -jvas fil. r |SECTION 4, Tnat the cost nt snkl mutely ^10 feet, together with CUBAN PETE" Fip)H for Enp'and Mr. .\r\V SPI- Department shows G°orge M. Gav° f'*r Engine 1 yi 185?. as R MORTON. this ordinance and In the event of according to low Phone RAHWAY 7-125O 1939; inside sentinel. A. H. $ 100 $ 6 $ 8.34 i\ improvement shnll be upp-'fu-m the neressary iiianholest V -or T durinp the Hrst ninr rru'r'tliQ **f t)<\< \c;u totJi'pd a-s and wn*-* "'* ' "' ' c City Ork their failure to do so the City will SATl K1IAY MATINBK ONLY the oldrst on the li * 'vitli Pntririr T M'-rmtnov li^toH for Schaefpr. Jr., 1942; outside senti- •s.sed as follows: branrhes, &v. and to provide for PI IH.IC NOTH'F 1 cause the same to be done unfi the 1 in Fi'.'ltirid 2U0 12 16.67 Thf rn- or the lnstnllatlcn at all the uKsrssnient of the rust thor* - 3—CARTOONS—3 .^ a'; fr.Tnp;irrd with 407 ];ist ypnr and fifiS ;n 1P41 7 ho pfi nel. A. T Crane, 1943; assistant AN cost thereof f-hall be wwnwi on *!«*•- PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby piven Now Thru Saturday f N ••••wer. water and i*«s l;i ci[ us i\ local lni[>r«ivi*meiii. of recording secretary, H. N. Taynor. 300 18 25.00 nmtivwcr to whom her**1» provided thnt tb«* Board of A'fju*imem nf 'he ;ils frjrn Ihe main.* to points hf- IIH- BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Zoning Commission of the City of Sun., Moil., T»'^« - ^Cov 1-4-5 R8TH 1930. State Treasurer. A. H. < uif-lrint Ion (if <-nn)l»lnr<| SECTION S. Thot the \\m of 400 24 33.34 \tif Mirrj 1'ncR, the rf^ott'n^ R Council of th" City nl Railway RBhwi^y wlM hohl « PUBLIC HEAR- »HMP!IBEY t.\t i on* ii-tc i-iiriis ii ml cut Icrs on 814.000 be nnd the surne In hereby per ce'it. TV^is year's decrease unde' lv*41 is 162 deaths, or Meeting October 21s* Uic p Schaefer was master of ceremonies. [jti:iq ' urbs nnd the s"t:iti^ •>: SECTION 1. Th-U a sanltnr; INn on the fo'lowing ap plica tin tip nt *•<><; VIIT BACAFX Fv lyn M-ay Orow^l, Haupht^T of former oounty 41-67 lintli shl("< of Niciinl:!" IMurP from nppropriated lor the purpose of tcm- Workmen's Pwild'ng and n W. H. Stuart headed the commit- 500 30 rurft 'ti of new curbs. <»nrl iwn- B alze to benetermined hy theCity Hv'i. U70 CumpbeJi Street. Ruili- 24 per oent Thf> ovp*-.all podp'itri^p pu-'^rp ^wnv ffi' T .FrrfT-nii Avftin** (n Mml'wwi .IVP- ol cWU - O)HI T., Crowpll and FrenVi'c-k W. Mershon, managor i nf rhc cost of the r";ulw:iy j.nrurilv ftnanrlnp and Engineer be constructed in theWRy. N .? . on Mrndiiy e vPn] • >p »'n "BIO SLEEP" r t thp Nationpi Bnnk tee in chargp which included A. 1000 60 / 83.34 lint'. tin- |>ii\lny 'if i lie rM:Hl*\u} erable iinprove-T'ient his yeqr over last Whereas the ,<-i" :"ut wnrk lncld<-:it;d tl-'-rc pense In ronnccUon with southerly side of E. Hov-elwoocl Ave- -mbot 4, 104** H' 7.30 P M op-npd the «"1«hty eipht ';er ifr of tho bo<*k binding departmont of the M^rshon Printing H. Schaefer, Fred Gerner. John tluly fiRsrssccf IL^;I1 n«t UH> I hiTfuf :itut viH-li uttitT work in- "EARL CARROLL 'hall i work and that the cost of said n JC Ui ni theoxUl ,:ia rcv.fr In Clam r>R THOS L TALLON. 135 E Mti Oprner. A.'T. Crane. i-ltliMilal thereto tli;»t piiiv Ur nine months of 1945 found pMp^tnnn'; j opr p^pnT'np of K>iares and uro'^ted one loon. •iirflttlng thrrcl'V in :\<- local improvement be paid therefrom strect PasU,rly fnr B ntBtance of ap- Henry 5' , Linden. N. J . preminet! Company (now Quinn & Boden), marriage held at Second nriT'-jiry or ;i|r :m*l In pro- ba-thrc with thc law as a local im- nnd thnt Bond Anticipation note or proTimntcly 210 feet, together with affected Block 934 Lot 30. 1341 SKETCH BOOK*' per cent of t"tal f^ta>itiPS, thi« year the porr^ntapp i-i d The meeting was in r^arge of \lili- for the irsopv-nu'tit of the b'-emnit. and the rcmnlnlnt; enst notes are hereby authorized to be tnc ncccs3ary manholes. T or T St George Avenue, Rahway. N. J- Williard FYeeman wit>i Kpni^'h Presrbytprian Church on Ortotopr 2.'^rd Miss Florpncp I.ig- covt thcrcuf as a lut-ul lmprnve- ; : uid lmprovemont tliall bo bomo issued from time to time in nn brancnM and such other worV ln con- <<>VMM O» N * '• -1°^. The 1941 pprcpntnpe of pedpstrian deM*hs in ADOPT YEARS BUDGET %#*" lUPIlt, MR RALPH C SAMMONS, 1062 ^'mmm, secretary maid rvf honor and Walter WPII^, bosrt man n*»g 'tc City nt Large. nmount not to exceed In the aggre- I ncctiOn therewith that may be Election l>ay, Tuesday, .NOT. 3 At the meeting last week of the HE IT ORDAINED by the Common Bryrmt fttrert, Railway. N J.. • ae period was 4fi FVllowing i". a t | SECTION 5. That the owners of rnunrll of the City of Rahway gate $14,000. pursuant to the statutes premises iiffected Bloelt 4R1. I^it /j.* •,.-.; - In such caws made and provided. or starts Wetl. November fi POSTPONE CARD PARTY Rahway Community Mothers C?nb atijuining and abutting cm «uid That thc above work 16. 1062 Bryant Street total fatalitioc r-o\'OT<"f7 Oir fir-* T»IT>P 1 SECTION. 1. That combined con- which bona anticipation notes shall , SECTIO,, . N 2. IKKNE DINN—BEX IL\KH1SON at the Community House of the I:--! nn ht-reby notified to install tuc supervision of ;he All of which are in violation of the i *. Th*> card party sponsored by ivo Fur-hrp party held at the Ilderan Outing rl cl nr ut rs 9t bear Interest at a rote not to exceed . ^l111 «be_.lindcr First PresbiyterianJ Church, the NATIONAL BftNK VithT"map to"bi.*'prc"-, " !;,. ir?i ,^^ ^ KT!^^^ ^v^: City Engineer and thc Drainage Coni- minif Ordinunce. "ANNA AND THE the United Guilds, originally Mrd hy and on file In the office of ed on both sides of Nlchploa Place nix per centum per annum. Club. budget for the year was adopted. from Jefferson Avenue to Madison rnlttee of the Common Council who BOARD OF AD.IUKTMENT. County 194G 1945 1941 scheduled for St. Paul's PaTi.sh c Ciiy tnmncer all sewer watftr, thereof ^ There Is hereby appropriated in are ncreby empowered to advertise Henry W. Fancher. President. KINGOFSIAM" House for November 22nd. has A successful talen sale was held td ens lutcrnls from the mains to . , ., . ... . , , „ addition to the proceeds of the afore- Herbert H. Kiehn. Secretary. Atlantic 25 16 39 ff)r l 1 1 1 1 [dlh hc cc far bids and make any decisions re- in charge of Mrs. Alexander Stan- Jmts brycml the curb lines within ; P™^__ ,,} \ V. . . . .™ . * __ }™ ? 0 1 t U m f 7O ; ROY ROGERS been advanced and will be held on with ii bituminous pavement ^l.. ^ ^"™ J?5J^ _ ._.P_ l.,! v?_ "f^^»~K"the detail of"the"work~thit Franklin School Fair held at Auditorium. ford with Mrs. Kenneth Farmer kirty after the adoption of this which has been made available by may be necessary and that the coste IN CHANCKRY OF NEW JFUSKY Bergan 40 36 66 Friday night, November 15th' it ******** •dnian"cr ud^ln"the"eTcnt"'of"their that ^IL^0^!10^^*^ V2?I a"d provision In a previously adopted bud- "MY PAL TRIGGEH" auctioneer. The supper was In a laterals be Installed from the r.nd expenses thereof shall be duly To Susan Chovnnec. Defendant; 17 38 was announced this week. Mrs. E. * * * JJU V; Cl get as a down payment, said sum afciac88(.d upon the property benefit- Burlington 24 " " ?° S ^^^H iL ^ main, _to polnu beyond the curb By virtue of an order of thc Court Kenny is general chairman. There charge of Mrs. Donald C. Pagans, belnc not less than five (5) per cent tlng tnereby ln accordance with the of Chancery of the State of New Jer- Camden 35 25 42 Rev. George H. Pay son gives illustrated reading of 1 8 d th a Ce 0 h of tho maximum amount of the ob- ^ , improvement, will be prizes and refreshments. Mrs. G. Edwin Cook, Mrs. William shall be duly assesaed ^ e1«-( ""JLother: ??.work^ .!.-PJ!!°!7Incidental S.to ™saiid "?Ilm- law ft loca sey made on the 8th day of October. bereln provided. ; llgatlon herein authorlz-ed. | SECTION 3 ^^ tne RUm of 194(3. In a cause wherein Stlaa E. King Cape May 6 10 7 Gen, Lew Wallace's story "Ben Hur" at First Presbyterian , Kprovement that may be required. ISCTION 6. That the sum of i 1Jit_ SECTION 7. That all other matters ,1800. be and the same Is hereby ap- is petitioner and you are defendant, Cumberland 8 19 24 Church. be and thc samo Ls hereby | SECTION 2. That the width of pertaining-to said temporary firninc- proprintcd for the purpose of tern- you ore hereby required to answer the Broad Sf^ Elizabeth printed Tor the purpose of tem- the roadway between curbs shall be Ing be nnd they are hereby referred po>.irlly financing tfie cosu ,ind tx-petition of petitioner on or berore the Essex 69 49 70 • * * Uy financing the costs and ex-30 feet with additional width at In-to the CUy Treasurer who is hereby pcnses In connection with the foro- Fri. & Sat—2 Big Hits 1th dn yof December next, und In de- '"t • i In connection with the forc- tersect IIIR streets. authorlted to execute and Issue such limit thereof, such decree will be Leo Gorcey A Bowery Boys In Glouster 27 16 26 It is stated that the Pennsylvania Railroad will soon 1 w-trk and tliat the cost of suld SECTION 3. That tho said Im- work Bnd thftt thecos t ot salu . 1 E bond anttclpntion notes an may be 1(;civl improvement be paid rendered against you as the Chancellor i! improvement be paid therefrom , provement shall be under the euper- Hudson • 33 34 53 adopt electric lighting for -their trains and stations. required to meet paymehts required. Rnd that Bon(, Anticipation note or shall think equitable and Just. "Bowery Bombshell" ii ihut Bond Antlclputlon note or vision of the City Engineer and the SECTION 8. It ls hereby deter- no:(.s nre nereby authorized to be The object of Said suit Is to ob- Hunterdon 13 8 14 p>i :trf hereby authorized to be , Street Committee of the Common ined and declared as follows: ..sMied from time to time in HM t;itn a decree of divorce between said BOROS KARLOFF bfd rroro time to time ln an' Council who are hereby empowered (a) Tlie average period of useful-, umoUnt not to exceed ln the ntfgre- petitioner and you. Mercer 32 12 25 WHILE YOURE i not to exceed In the acfrre- j to ndvertlne Jor bids, establish the ness of Eald Improvement Is ten Mltc 81000 pursuant to the statute? Dated. October 11. 1946. veiirs "BEDLAM" Middlesex 34 41 60 How To ^ 42S0QQ. pursuant to the statutes gTade and make such declnlons re- - I In such ca.seH made and provided, Oct. 17-4t Rahway 30 Years Ago (b) The supplemental deht state-. which bond anticipation notes shall HAHVET TlOTHBEnO. Sun. thru Tats.—t Smash Hits rr.ent required by R. S. 40:1-13 , . at a rate not to exceed Monmouth 41 27 42 WAITING FOR bpnr lUlert st Solicitor of Petitioner. Van Johnson - Esther Williams Rahway Elks Club scores with big fair in Koenig's hrus been duly made and filed EU nercen tum per annum. 301 East Front Street. Morris 15 10 29 Public Sale Plntnfleld, New Jersey Lucille Ball-Kennan Wynn ' i. Hall. Harry Arbertson in charge of musical program. a^a.^teler^o^thel Th-U hereby appropriated In Ocean 12 6 10 YOUR In ;..vnrrlfince with P. S 4O:r>O-2fl and a resolution passed by the Cnm- 6dd lu to thc I CM 9 o obligations authorized by this . ™. M ^ ? 1S ft / "£ ±?H" * • • 110 t he s um $90 W h h "EASY TO WED"' Passaic 26 19 32 " Co-;rii-il of the City of Rnhwuy. ii' a reculnr meetlm; held on October ordinance will be within all »»«^l^ ". _ ., , _°L ^ . !: BOYLAN TO ATTEND -PLUS- 1^4d rht> City of Rnhwny will offer for S:\1P at public auction to the deht llmltntlon prescribed by has been made available by provision Have Cash ln PLAYGROUND SESSIONS Karen Morley-Jim Bannon Trinity Ushers make plans for fall and winter program „ Act, and it Is further de- * Previously adopted budKet us a Salem 11 11 22 'noi bidder on Tursdiiy. the 12th duv of November. 104'!. 10:00 A M dclvn Carole Landis - Allyn Joslyn Standard Time) at the cuy H;ill. R.ihAiiy. New Jcrbt-y. the ful- termlned that the Brosa debt Payment, said »um belli* not At the meeting of the Rahway Somerset 8 NEW FORD with special committee in charge including: Virgil Ship- It KI thnn flve er ccnt uf l r "THE liNKNOWPT 10 16 lands und premises: a.s defined ^v wild Act ls in- ' (°> P -' Recreation Commission held on "It Shouldn't Happen to A Dog' creiwd bv this ordinance by I'^xlmum amount of tho oill ;i:ti-n Wed. & Thurs.—2 Request Hits Sussex 7 6 5 ley, Hilliard Gage and Randolph Gilman. Itreln October 21, it was voted to send GET Lota Location Apprux. Minimum the sum of »14,000 authorized. William T. Boylan. superinten- Ginser Rogers Union 27 29 36 * * * When You Need It Fruntape Bids SECTION 8. All ordinances or SECTION 4. That nil other mat- Dennis Morgan-Jas. Craig Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed, parts of ordinances in conflict with tcrs pertaining to >>a:d temporary f:- dent of recreation here, to the .•>.- Warren 10 6 9 Junior Council, O. U.A. M. organize band with Walter ,«1 fi. 7. 8 Milton Boulevard 8S Ft. $180 00 thls ordinance or any part of It are wincing be and th'-v »re hereby ic- Nationtal PlayRround Association "KITTY FOYLE" hereby repealed as to the conflicting furred to the City Treasurer who if THE (OUTLAW) GIRL 120.00 convention at Buck Hills Falls Inn, E. Orvis, president of band unit, Clarence Milnes, vice- 14 & 15 Grove Street 50 Ft. portion or portions, and this ordl- hereby authorized to execute and —i nance shall take effect Immediately IKJUP such bond v^n*-lcipation notca Pa-, on November 14th and 16th. Don Ameche-Joan Bennett yresident;. Floyd >R.^Bordeja^secxeJ,^r\^n.4^nipn Sqhelke, 5S2 Grove Cornell Ave. 50 Ft. 120.00 .Commission witt treasurer. •—-<- bllcatlon as be' necessity to meet 19 Avenue pr-o«fcain"for T*XS- * • • reational activities at the Garden FACTORY EMPLOYMENT IN NEW JERSEY T^nns nnd conditions of sale on file nt the office of Receiver of Taxes. -v Hitll. 1470 Campbell Street. Rahwuy. New Jersey. ^ Employment in the manufacturing industries in New Argument enlivens Board of Trade Meeting over "Sub- SAMUEL R. MORTON. Jersey in August, 1946, totaled 710,500, according to a re- ject of Linden Proposal to tap water supply here. 31 _=t City Cleric. ISELIN THEATRE port prepared by Labor Commissioner Herry C. Harper, STATE HKSirWAY DKPAKTMENT in co-operation with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. TKKNTON Fri. and Sat., Nov. 1st and 2nd Friday, SaturdaY and Snnda; Department of Labor. While this shows a& increase of 11, Rahway 15 Years Ago NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the State EMPIRE nfflHHiinniiimlninnfflnmr~ —• viway Commlesloner for. FUN. FOR FOUR or FOUR SCORE- 000 or 1.6 percent, over the previous month of July and of A. Harry Moore, Democratic candidate for governor (PARKWAY), SECTION 6 Thrilling! 53.100 since last January the totaLnumber employed was guest at rally held at Eagles' Home by Democratic Club. With an Account at t helped them to buy homes, es- Cnnstnirtlon of Route 4 (Piirku-ay). Section 6. from Central Avenue still 80,200 or 10.1 percent, less tfbn in August 1945 the tn UhiKh Valley Railroad (Oradlnp). ln ClarX and Cranford Town- No. 2 • ••*_' * ships union County, length 2.060 miles. Federal Project No. U-1B8 month of final victory over Japan. Less wage earners were SBRVICB friendly mutual savings bank, tablish businesses, get new DONALD DUCK in -FLTJS- Marriages in Rahway during September show big in- 12) reported in the transportation equipment, machinery (ex- you can &et aside, a few at a cars, appliances and other sub- WINDOW crease, tripling number issued in September of 1930. Estimated. M.1M cu. yds. --r^ii . ,," • »," ,.,ini cept electrical) and the lumber industries. The durable • 20 904 " ' Extavntlon-TJnsultablc Material CLEANERS goods industries showed only a slight increase of 2,800, or • * • time, the dollars you are sure stantial purchases; finance col- 1^000 " " W?t Excavntlon • 413.878 " " Borrow Excavation 0.8 percent, during the month, an employment increase of Friends in vocational education work tender testi- to need later on. lege courses for young people, fnr the above will be received at the office of .^c State Highway 2,500 or 13.6 percent, being reported for the automobile in- monial d'inner to Superintendent of Schools Arthur L. 102. Suite House Annex. Trenton. N. J on Monday No and provide security in old age. eleven o'clock (11.00 A. U. EASTERN STANDARD TIME), MICKEY MOUSE in 1 ] !.-..« dustry, with lesser gains in the iron and steel, electrical Perry at Riverview Tea Room. Since 1851 succeeding and read Immediately thereafter. Another Riotous LAUREL and HARDY Comedy •• .-.t.,M. »..d openlnB of bids is subject to the proper qualification TUGBOAT machinery, and the nonierrous metals industries. The • « * bidderTn accord^with the proviso:*, o« the P^uaUflotion law generations of neighbors have If you do not have a grow- . • »w regulations adopted by thc Et*te Highway foM^oner. BWd^M* MICKEY" Sat. & Sun. Mats. - 4 CARTOON COMEDIES ^ nondurable goods group showed an overall monthly gain Charles A. Gader is director assisted by John Tierney '•*'• HI-, u it a revised financial statement and statement of plant and of 8 300, or 2.3 percent, the number employed totalling used this bank's facilities to ing account here, we invite you S bm t and eorge Reilly for annual comedy production "Who ^pmcin with their bid...... -» .„.••• ni.thnri9»ri bv ***** 373,700, or 31,000 more than in August, 1945. A seasonal BEST Wouldn't Be Crazy" to be presented November 9th-10th at build reserve funds that have to open one now. k NOTE The proposed project Is a "Federal Aid Project ^orlzed by "T' t* Provisions of Title 27 of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey and supple gain of 22.0 percent was reported for the food industries St. Mary's Hall. . :»t*. und by Section. 2. 3 and 4. P. L. 521. 78th Confess, andjsjo be per^ •>o*? f^i-ti in uccordance with the speclivl provlsioni and r State TheatreWOODBRIDGE and slighter gains in the apparel, paper and allied prod- h"*l Work» Agency. Public Roads Administration as ou COOFY'S v% H. which provisions require that labor be employed from TODAY THRU SATURDAY ucts, tobacco, petroleum and the miscellaneous industries. -cl by the as. Employment Service. 1177-79 1E Grand Street CLIDE"" BRING YOUR '••*• Jersey. The attention of bidders la directed to the •pcclal provto The textile mill products, leather and the chemical indus- Rahway 5 Years Ago In Glorious Color ••-•I-- -in, HUblettlnB or a»lffnln(; the "ntiact and to the uw of dome»Uc tries showed slight declines in employment. The minimum waKe paid to all unskilled labor emplo>ed^n Ilona MASSEY — Walter PIDGEON in October issue of "Furniture Ad-Ideas" honor Rebecca shall be G5c per hour. The minimum wage paid to all in Jones Stratton, advertising manager for Koos Bros., with labor employed on this contract shall be 76c per hour The •' IIUW to all skilled labor employed on this contract shall be $1.25 per "HOLIDAY IN MEXICO" special rating. Koos placed third in the United States and The Rahway Savings *. 8peclflcfltlonfl and form of bid ™^*^*£J&™ PLUS Canada. )rk are on file In the offne of the State H gnway n. N. j.. and may be inspected by prospective bidders Wm. GARGAN — Marie PALMER Rahway s jewelry Store HOME FOR SERVICE • • * Plans will be fUrniahcd on a deposit of Ten pollars (I OF CONFIDENCE I «I Plans upon application to A. I.ee Grover Chief Clerk ^*ment. Room 102. State House Annex. Trenton. N. J. Bids must bes made RENDEZVOUS 24" um Melvin Reed named Exalted Ruler of Rahway Elks Institution -* '"<• s-andard proposal forms tn the manner designated In^the• "andard QUALITY—SERVICE—DEPENDABILITY to fill term of Claude M. Reed, deceased. J> HlRhway specifications and must be enclosed n sealed ^'^ ^d^re8 J ^vi-Lipen bearing the name nnU address of the bidder and work^bld_upon SERENADE PLUS Your Purchases Can be Made with Savings le 0 11 th • * * "The Bank of Strength" K""" ouuide. and must be accompanied by »«"« fJ,. ^.J™* ^ SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY NEXT WEEK - Thurs.. Fri.. Sat. Time Paj-menta II Desired I*" <>'• the Treasurer of the State of New Jersey for not less John HodUk * Nancy Guild You I- Ford Rahway faces close election with control of Common « HO",! of the amount of the bid. provided thnt the said "BLACK BEAUTY" Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry — Gifts Council at stake. Democrats in control of council for past "hill not be less than »500.qp nor more than •^O.OOO^OC.and mt»t "SOMEWHERE 1500 IRVING STREET RAHWAY, N. J. L -rrti ftl thc above place on nr before the hour named. Copl« ™ ™ J "ANNA and the KING OF SIAM" T- Proposal forms and special addressed ehvelopta will J* '^^ with Mona Freeman IN THE NIGHT" eight years. 10 POPEYE i Dealer ^linuion. n;d8 not enclosed in sealed special addressed J"" ^*^.^ NEXt WEfcK—Wed. TJiru Sat. Em-Bee Jewelers « • V °nwtlpred Informal and will pot be optned. Thc right ls reserved to reject MIGHTY Rex Harrison - Irene Dunne Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lR >' or all bids. "The YOUNC WIDOW and "RENEGADES' 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J. Miss Olive Scheutz named president of Woman's Advis- (Signed): SPENCER MrLLER. Jr. - Ken Curtis - Guy Kibbe in "Cowboy Blues" ory Council of Rider College. with Jarte RusseU — In color cl-17. 24, 31 6Ute Highway Commi«ioxier. •f

PAGE 3TXTEETT OCTOftB* 31. RAHWAt tit was stationed at Cnmp RRY rT'TlKSHA' I • IlowshiP T "pi Veterans Arrange MOTHERS CLUB HOLD gram included piano and vocal CAPT VICTOR JONES >;A\ \I rr-:\ TKV HALLOWE'EN PARTY selections by Mrs. Lester Price. COMPLETES SERVICE I., where he was q and transportation , RAHWSV For Firing *vpia>k s 1 Mothers Club of Troop 40. Boy Miriam Stone. The party was con T !- FYli >\» "h'D Dnb mr^ting Organization of the Municipal n-T ed from the newly-^sUblUhPd sep- conttnup to rp^if1.- - j Scouts in session Thursday night tlnued on Sunday at the home of • PTTPPORf THE : t "i- y M c A 'onip'it v I'l have Firing Squad ha? been completed aration center at the Mason Gene- T. T 1 A >ri*? Spon^nT s "W ' according to reports to the Vete- with Mrs. Catherine Monahan, of Miss Vogel. 1095 Fulton street- The ; ' "i :* f'l^c •'•'••1 >n ' " >ir the r'lbjpcr 1785 Rutherford street, a Hallow- ral Hospital. Rrentwood. N J rnns' Ontral Committee »a«t wo<>k. guests Included: Alfred Vogel. Har- j OAK f' « :\n u i t'f' <>ii « i t > i itir '>!•• e'en party was held with costume oirt Prire. Jorden Vogel Needell. Cup1 Vir'or M Tor"s son of Mr. • • t '• I f ••! "'' •'• s p- • F.du i A Tr Jo'in S. Ondrey, chairman, repQrt- 1 TT nwai 'Is including: Mw original. Charles Oxman. Miss Celee Kntz- and Mr< .7nmr*«: .TPMP« of 164 TEA AIDS ni'li u-\G [ • 1 i \> i) • (i\ v lii> IJ; 'pnfici v ill eri thnt thf s'uind lo"ks rif]»s but way 1 Mrs Fred Scrrweiger; funniest. man. Miss Puth Kpt^an and ' r 1 in pmerRPncy would secure rifle ; F.rnPninn; uvenu". hrs compl*-tef' On Sunday a h< •,. < • ,;-i ' ' 'Hi!" "f )'<• flit U'isioP "'' ' ^ Hallnu' en r"»anro Mrs Richard Abdsrsnn; p»eLtiest, Carol T.evy. ill pf Rahway, '< • i HI— • .yr ' • t li, :i-l\j.- • by t or*owing Action hfis been *™ over five, "nd a hair vpars of ac- held at 'he h"»nf of *•... (.., fty by Rp'iw^y K«Tio 18*3. i Mrs Fdward Orlmp.s and rpeHal c°ther with KUPSLS llecotb 1 \'Tt o inrurp pTrranen* rifles tive duty with the frovernment •• 'li. • 'i ]<\t. 1B22 with th- Railway Jj IV V -w»M } •> •; ko '-'I h- J «\ TT'» rerr -itts no* rec iv'ng bor**- Mnur'rp Moran A tli" meeting 1941 nnrl f^T r^n' 'v four venrs fin r'-e "ampiriu •"qu'umrnt of fit for the bu'Vlim > eni'^'d ov of 'MP best rivi nf oo fiti from the OT Bill of Rifihts tit plans were madf for thp twr-nMeth RAHWAV. ' • .V JFRSFV. THI PKDAV NOVFMMFR 7. »°*R rvn cory FIVF CENTS Trnop 4) sponsored bv the APIJP. OITEST AT SHOWFR Second Baptist Chm, f,u->. that thi" compMiniiy ha*: its expiration resulteH in the mat- anniversary of the Club on No- :n«'r' iiii u-'i-M-d a ('"t:lariii "m on u.ai i^r^ely a'^uded. The pro- A week-end surprise shower wiLh Mrs. Dwight Dohm, Mrs. Cromwell, Jr., Mis. A: in "many 'flrs- frv 1 l - vember 14 t>i at Trinity ^hurch i.' '• • i* • nf '. "i i in ii j il ' y to tx* gram iirhid' d RaT^es. a r stump left "vjth the vn'iou^ WiPiam Ricfler. M"rs Christine well. MYs. Carrie T\,. with Mrs. Maurice Mo'an ''hair- was h**ld for Mrs. Charles Knorr " " 1 -.4 M • i or c ' ••'.'• tin ' Wf' ' H P pnrc'ip with ])ri7p n wards m\iPir groups for action. The to her n*w home 237 Linden BVP Schlfermann. Mrs. H. T Beebe. wena Durham wo?- |. Votr rnns THousinT g RoroineR s i w# r> m^n A donation of $5 was voted Plan Ve^ranjfTj f Ward Tliroo-Votc Margin r • ,- r • • r t i\ lm ' Ii • i fpk Central Cirpmi^ee- a proved the 1 ^<' Passes rS "•id r fro"!hm nf*; Petpr '' 1 Mrs. Claro Srtimidt. Mrs Charles profirani incindoc] ^ • MiRR'vitirTi of I*t William >lE Ku'p to the War Saving Commit:* *? for nue. th* affair being prranp«?d by ( ; > • . • • ] - 11 • f ": r H r il] 11^1 'is in -hurtle "f t»'n musir 1 Heid. Mrs. Oeorrce Pan'^Hdins. Mrs Caldwell of Av.>n : " " IOTHF the proposed city memorial Mrs. Oeorg* Pantelites and Miss Dnns ; t ,-' ;, • ' > ' Ui«t thr caUing nf a bronze pl^q The i ward for cost'imes in Clifford Lenox of 1868 Elizabeth Heid. Quests v/°re present from ! Charles Knorr. Mi \s P\ vllU Knorr. Thomas Shell ir»Udron. UP with Paliway men whodici in ! ifma selections by \t 1 ( T avenue will entertain for the next -r' Perth Amboy. South Miss Edith B^pfcK' «"' ^"^ Elks Tribute T cprvice be nostponed un** >^*» "« Gives Republicans < ity (lonlrol; Hnr ey 7 Hrdin- second B^tty T Heid of Rahway Fitch and Mrs. Ka"\ t •,1»TI 's- by ••r-iergenry had passed. meeting, others at'ending wre * inden, Avenel On Arr^isti^e Lou Wick third Donald OeCilia Mrs F^-ia Fnglish. fc*rt M. E. 1 1 ' • i Tli i . p • i • 1 j.ijT p ;{••: nf Tb< ndul' prizes includr- • Fretti W'lHam HacRnrt •• rpad report Cid?tt. Mrs Rob'" ' '---»T Old 1 of J' TIPS W MrT.pf trop*"-urer. who > it 1 i t . -t if;.-' ... (,,, eijjn j>( ')rv r ( »I* Oonovan f)efeat«( ai lui Yi\ •H Mif Mnnp*>an R''rbjra wits abs*">t. T*lftn f" I t it" V ihr 'I ' h 9JT l">ny vt •• • v • us^pd A monit t'»o«?'' t< Charles Ml'nan Jr V FFK »-Nn PARTY *IERT I • 111 ••pi i • > M <: Fn i \ 1\ T n T • V TfiKe°rty of *he Ca A wppk fvi pa'ty was h**ld at Tf T I 1 • r f'o'»(jf Featuring the y \ fiu'*".t \ ii ^tftrns: Trrt farbpr I ih«* home ">f Mi.v Elaine Tr'ce of 1 p m i • rir """at VetpTP^.s; OPO 67 JRuwll RVP'TUP with I- '?*: - pp ' and h.MV > Vii nn Vo?*3' t ' » nf M-v d • •• •t Arrir-i

l f • !' • 'It ;< M' I:'i!ci of * TT W ^IIIIP p«id .Tohn Wa ,. t r, - '.'ait I •! • I duller \v»'' • c tlic (I ' I MI'I 1 I > i f i liVC Mis f(\ty "H r*Tl • o .II of p : Spanish thp Marine Corps T.ew bat •• I 'MI r i \TI i ?.(:> i] co T "" unH 1 0 1 =. Wr;; f- ]ri nvrn •- .'iSunirH 1 ill !'..•. | .] '.*-•.-ill n • • 'jrc'i; Tt-f'-.v T ' IJi' H her f'Hif'i h M in'i- « 'ip V'-.arv > i ;i i • i •• ;} • ' .1 nlm '(»*-•! tf-'P* >\ ip (i pn'ti ••! fr rid.-s 1 1 fti it' "i i ^ - ' ' i 'li'iir J T H - i- V n :M)d tpln'r pi f,nn' •; "nisi nn'l Ml' • Rv TI • i ' ihill ! H - k I <• V Ti iffrf'nip iK 'npd*' up tl|° pi n ol her I1' ^ V'f) s I?' \ 11 F Rt a'n r-id thr ^ -no ^ inn* • s >VPTP . oir • V • vi- . th ip':«»t • nt ' If 11 ' I.••in • jff-« H -1 hf'1!'1' * r)\ i'l -id Iv 11, c i • • ' 11 • i "ii n vw • p. t ]•• : •iilmii r- -IT A Hol'^nd ' ut'st.s a\s HARRIS liavr n six five of S» p! O onf frnr • Vj ufi»lr' o ilir Pnmmin Council ;.,.'. ' ••• ' >cic will •lOl'IH and rt)"y APM I>nnn. M r xt var. J Introduces to witn' vv il lv n v(.v*>r the v. Lulu ^nd T'<*nr Ha"non, 'laliit.lr rnn r u ill «'so have At !h»i m( tnnig"lit Nn een PenciT. ,TVJ ry HamMl, Ha- tost i' nplirnti'-ns nia\ or. Council w1' T/"Mrrs !,p'''iin Mp-y fowii'", Fvp]yn hoar JUD much phout Rali- in i: ]-\ -.1 un1'1 Mrs Kat h*>r IIIP l Klp°n<"»t Hf»mtil hrIr• £ fR T b*"hind I \r 'imf; ship pi 1 FMwnrd . irlti run- d V thp ii'w '-xcc'tivp scc*et rprsnn. I'at ty h^ prc^Tarn shnuM Hn nin-h T h° • pr vic^niTi s rommittpr will ! h T= 'Anirr'y u' 'Mcfl TVoijtv Com 1 e el en ion y votes, hold n Hp"p.st Moon rhnrp, No- -nri f :-1 'Otjri Mr« Chii'los P Mdirk on** <~- the .ai>sU v. R-^y FUff. Mr- n-, vMrphor 30 HIP l>adipr Auxiliary II MILLERS f ? ? V PI •• irt mp»iy years o :it 'fiulcH The nevt m'""tinE rf-n'.-/ Mrs .' J ijipslpy »*••• * Textron will havo a B> ptikf ast ii» I?n]'y- viP hp hv\<\ 11 r.nd hui^dred« of votrrs iammed '.">J 1 Main ^inrt ill tv ''old Niucmbrr 1 Pth TIIP • • • 'd nunn of Rahwav Wi h the day and nichi wood program. November 21 The •i ill MOTlfiiU a! thr WuuU' i Wai DENNIS DONOVAN OTTO WTEMFP f tlie city hull to lf'arn of 1 lie re- np wa.-- >n rhnrgp n Mrs. n program in Hah way. HIPbloofl typin? program will b*> con- "ill inn: nt at rirrpont Republican councilman, who de- Republican councilman, who F'.i'irii Kubu u- it > • M's Ruby To Rahway :IIK' c turns, even before the polls closed. FORM VETFRAN UNIT Police had a holiday last Thurs- tinued every third Tuesday. Two - feated Mayo* F.dw»rd I won 3915 to 3586 from « K'"»nff'v ^'" reimv Tnc p'nj'am i The hpaw majorities fnr the Re- an n r Wit)' O>PT f'fty vis vptorars of day thr ca'ls about p'nnk >i'indred have bp* n typed to iatP. | WllCI P th(- Firing for 1 It U hard to believo. but that Veterans* Hou<:inp rrojert on »I»>^ 404S to publicj»ns in the T>Mrd «nd Pift.h I nlil 9 I' M .' »r thi Fin) !>•*>* 'jf Uo>ns A Hie, Merck -V Co., Inc.- fULcndinp the f> lew :md for thn A memorial service will bp hplcl , So 11 :i 11 uill ninl-p il •; f irst street i^»t Iw^t-a rcaJiU'. Above at thr top are .Mr. and Mrs. Wards overcame tlie margins initirtl m****tinK Rt- V.PV) t* v l»*"nr*l of i( . . . you've seen it a«lv^ thP fiT^t SUTift^V I*' DfTTiTHrr wtth T 100- all wool snow suit witli William Ruddy and son. first to mnvc into the structUM-; \1 HIP \\"Tiir}i flip "Df-rhocraH Titid roilnted Of* ^"T ii*5 offirprF w*>rp n Harry Colvin ir charge Plans' 'if P;ih\v:iv Hebl botton are Mrs. l^*o R. Neb"*n i*nd AaueMer. second 'atnU.v f.*» 1 in the other wards to decide the Tb Inral picture ivflc n Tn arp being rrmdp fr>* fh' niumnl • Will n'f(-T pit" foi a iip-v veterans croup at tlip 1 th#* »>i«> t M'MI'TM (Mtttji^r • ct in »*\istcnc**. \ uiv lit' mov(. in Others now ^*-tticH at*- M. n-.H ^»1 irv-rt i =' af thp f f Adorable bnthmbe in 100 '• nil h Mr. and Mrs F crat« uj\set hp Republican candi- rruui. Henry KuhMak: somp pretty serious pranks and Thratre and a* thn rlu T'ans . it \v<»n t evr liavf* to hr u;»^lie'l . . . wr>n] Com""; in pink :iTiie "if'rnnd ward, but lost • other 'owns in Union County Jike- are a'so Romp t<>t ward Tf t hf 1 h Hospital Report a chanc* at council control when v roy tTpdike. Social find hii«iT>*T<; *h, dean anH v^i»h V riirP*'* IT'i 1 will be held ' toni(>'H)W A v :*il:il»l<* in rnl ir? *<-n Downy-soft, all-wool blanket. American Education Week Hairy Colvin S5? to 54P .1 mar- n'C I^PT, etc. On Donation Day lll'T' • I- Satin binding. Pink, blur, and rin of hist tiirpp vntos. ss.r>o white . $5 98 Blinds Lot".-- take our hats off to Mayor Schedule Includes Visitation The citv Kiive Congrei^man Carlin first for s'nrtinR the pro- at IYHK With Clifford P. CO.SP runnlnir for re- Two-piece flanneJ pajamas with Students Get 272 fhciion on tho G. O. P. ticket a grams, and then to Jim Albers. feet to keep toes warm $1.69 vote of confidence. Case lead the Sizes 1 to3 and the rest of the Mayor's com- School Authorities Kiwanian^ II«*ar mittee (or doinR this job up well New PTA Members Parents to Assist In (.ash lnral ticket with 4.679 votes. enough that it should be repeated "Story of Light" Mayoralty Vote each year. In Program Report at the meeting yester- The Third and Fifth Wards de- cided the mayoralty votes for High School Group Hears Service Club Members Hear day of the Auxiliary to the Mem- STEEL BLINDS Hand embroidered *iv.te Election Is over and Judging Visitation of schools in observ- orial Hospital on the annunl Donovan with Mayor Carlin tak- ba t is: e dress. S;aii jped Of Plans for Bal- ance of American Education Week, Public Service Talk ing the first, second* arid fourth 2-inch Cedar Slats ftom that three-vote margin in Conation Day held last month collar and cuff.- SASB, 'u'.e First Ward the Republicans ance of Term November 10-16, is being en-; mder the leadership of Mrs. Ches- wards in the balloting Tuesday. (ream Color 25'' wool bun'.i!;K :u .v: continue control of the council couraged by the Rahway Board ; The story of light was er D. Eldridfie. showed one of the Mayor Carlin t;>ok the first ward O |^ baby In. Pink. i)lu- a^| of Education and Superintendent | fj31 to 476: the .second ward 1063 MADK TO ORDER OR IN STOCK 2nd take over also the mayors Report by Vice-principal Jo^ to members of th*- KWCanis c/ub argest collections on record. With white Si office. seph D. Pearsons and Richard of Schools. Arthur L. Perry. • An by a John Sahlman jftf of Public: more returns to come in the cash to 1036 and the fourth ward 572 invitation is extended to all par- to 441. Councilman Donovan Brine r'xact Measurements Nash of the High School faculty Sen-ice through the fi.se of %o showed $504.04 to date. CLIFFORD P. CASE DUBOIS T. G1LMAN It was interesting to watch the to the executive board of the Rah- ents and friends who wish to seepictures at ;i luncheon met'tin The collection included 3509 took the third ward 1486 to 441, the schools in operation. Congressman from Rahway Riv- Republican re-elected tc Water the majority of 572 being equal •'•* Komrmlicr—W'v an- Oprn Friday and Saturday Nixhts until 9 balloting Tuesday —for as those way High School Parent Teacher Wednesday. Following this pro- irtirles of canned Roods, voc- Association, this week showed 272 Rahway High School, Lincoln gram a contest was held with Jack en 4679 votes to lead Local tick- Board over James \V. McGce. •o the entire vote which Mayor heavy lines formed—especially in ables, soups, etc; 178 articles of, 3933 to 3524. the third and fifth wards, you new members of the association and Franklin Schools will be open Weiser and GoorRe Fainveather jars of preserves and jellies; 577 et. Carlin polled In the fourth ward. ••i-r ;S could see those old-time Republi- having joined through the efforts for visitation all week. Visitation judged the winners by Chief Clif- •parkaprrl poods, cereals, etc : 168* Donovan also increased his mar- HARRIS 1 ::ln in the total voting by polling GREEN'S cans coming out who generally of high school students. Plans were day will be Thursday at Washing- ford W. Dunphy, Milton Koo. - ouddings; 321 miscellaneous items; \ u Art tJ09 to 48G. The total vote was appear at presidential elections advanced for observance of Na-ton School. Special periods of and Chalmers Reed. The cash 2G lbs. of coffee. 30 packafies of ; Salary Guide Up i:,01 M\I\ STKKF.T RAHWAY. N. J Main St.. Tat the bend) Rahwav ^nri shift the political majority tional Education week November visitation will be announced by awards were presented to the USOLea. 24 boxes of Wheatena. med- Councilman Donovan 4048 to 3666 At No Extra Cost! /Vt Local Libraryy .or Dr. Carlin. definitely over to the GOP. 8th through 14th and the showing other schools. • represented here by Chalmers ical supplies, etc. THERE'S no Interest or car- of movies at the Rahway Theatre The National Honor Society will Reed. The birthday anniver- A nominating . committee !;•;• For Study Nov. 12 In the race for councilman-aL- ' ryin* charge when yon buy nn "The Atomic ARC " sponsor an assembly program at saries of Chester M. Clark and election of officers was narrjed to Judges Find Difficult Woil ar^e former councilman and pres- your (lasses at Goldblatt's and Tins year with three left-overs the High School on Wednesday. Rev. Chester M. Davis, were cele- ent Water Commissioner Stanley a reristered optometrist assures Textron solid color Vinylite Shower in the council January 1st. the The members of the executive include; Mrs. Georfie'Orton. chair- Selection of Winners you of properly prescribed eye- board enjoyed a luncheon served November 13. The P.-T. A. will brated. man, and Mrs. E E. Laurer, Mrs. Association List floyt ran ahead in the first, sec- Democrats needed only three to serve tea at 3 p. m. A special as- >nd and fourth wards, only to wear. Curtains and Matching Drapes avail- take control. Next fall with "but at the school- prior to the meet- Announcement was made that A. J. Dietrich The annual bridpe the Tormal opening Dr. Paul R. Malamut ing, under the direction of Miss sembly will be held at Roosevelt. Zvi Lezazy of Perth Amboy will ea will be at the Ilderan Club on ing to he Con- nave majorities run up in the able as a set or in separate pieces. two to remain in, the Democrats November 13 and Dr. Anna Starr and Judging of the Eleventh An- :hird and fifth which gave Coun- Optometrist miiM take four of the five coun- Josephine Raub. head of the Do- speak on the Palestine situation at November 20th with Mrs. William sidered nual Art Exhibit by the Rahway In Attendance Dally Drape. .83.95 Curtain. .33.95 mestic Science Department. Mrs. if RutRers will speak for the the meeting Wednesday. Guests Millman in charpe. Surpical L llman Wiemer a comfortable ma- THE NEXT cil positions. P.-T A.. Thursday. November 14. Woman's Club aL the Railway jority. Mr. Hoyt took the first Open Daily, 9 A., j. B. Zimmerman was named vlce- included Niles Poff. Frank How- Dressinp Committee report showed Public Library on Sunday, the A Jp.-T. A. social -will be held at Walter Kenny and Cha'mers 3405 clres_siaR:;. _ President Mrs. Tuesday Jiight. the Board ward 575 to 4486; the Second TOWr^H varied display of local weicTit. White with colored borders. The price is only 69c made that twelve higft scrM? ••.«i"*-j C i and a '"Parent Go To School won William Weil. icr Freeman treasurer mail Wie- dents would go to sing in the all- fe of the Start Planting State chorus at the convention in Night" will be conducted by the \VU!ia mBoeweir secretary. The display does not include the in the Third Ward Goldblatt's Franklin School P.-T. A. Tues- way Teacher:** Association wiil ay polling 14G9 votes to 894 for Credit Jewelers A Opticians Atlantic City. Mrs. Margaret Burke High School exhibit but will follow day. November 12, with Miss HEAR TALK ON INDIA HEBREW YOUTH OPEN meet at the Hiir'i School to study Hoyt. Also in the Fifth Ward 84 EAST CHERRY ST. acting for the art class displayed the new Salary Guide prepared the regular exhibition. Mrs. null $a ta ioonf Mattress Covers Pillow Ticks Memorial Grove a number of portraits some of Helen Campbell, speaker. Miss Miss Parimal Das of Calcutta MEETINGS NOV. Uth Wiemer ran ahead. Here was the RAH. 7-1667 Campbell will also speak at Col-India, made a comparison of fam- by the Teachers Association and Mortimer M. Gibbons is chairman ')nttlenround for both of the enn- which will be exhibited. Arrangements were ma:!e oy the of the exhibit. ;s>i Made of ACA ticking Made of .striped ACA ticking umbian School, ily life in India with her impres- Hebrew Y'utli meeting Uii.-> week presented to the Bof»rd of Educa- dldates. a terirtory where they Im-s Are Memorial for Members of t,he board enjoyed a sions here in a talk before the tion as Lold in the News-Record Oil portraits nnd oil landscapes \ad .struggled for flection as Full or twin size 45x36 music program by members of the with Rabhi Abraham bcirvartz to attracted much attention. In the Child Guidance Group. Tuesday. open regular meetinRS on Tl:urs- last week. •ouncilman from the ward in the ^'ouths Who Died department, headed by Thornton oil portraits August DeCasas of : A lively discussion folowed with day ni&lit November 14th. The a^e The new guide will provide for >ast. Hoyt took the first d strlct $4.98 In War Monez. Mrs George Miller, publi- many guests participating, fi* 15 West Main V.reet received first SI.00 city chairman, thanked the Rah-Volunteers Drive group from twenty up will formu- the proper adjustment of salaries if this ward, but dropped the other Lewis Bond and Mrs. L. T. Davi> Icr teachers and department and nward for his initial offering for way News-Record for cooperation late the youth t;roup here and public exhibition. The other The planting of 24 pin oak Tan Dav conducted the white elephant sab neighboring communities. Social. school heads on a regular basis. Conunued on Pane S:x» trees in memory of those who The regular meeting is on Novem- Mrs. George Sizemore and Mrs rwards in this class went to Mrs. ber 13th. Paid the supreme sacrifice in Arthur Keating were hostesses. (Continued on Four* (Continued on Page Four) Chester M. Davis of 552 Union Patterned MarquLssette World War II, was started Wed- The Washing-ton Parent-Teach- Will Conduct "Have A street, second and honorable men- SO Fund Drive Pine Ptirrey Blankets fcesday at Rahway River Park. er Association meeting scheduled Heart" Campaign in lion t& Mrs. John MacGiegov. of by Nashua for November 14th will be an even- 555 Alden drive. Chairman Srlrrtcd Curtain Material according to announcement made City Soft pasUM shades in this fa- -ast night by Harry Kettner. ing meeting and program. Small Fry Enjoy Hallowe'en Parade at Riverside Mrs. Nina \V. Warner of Ro- Roosevelt P. T. A. Available in red. green, and mous blanket. Extra large, chairman of thp American War On Saturday November 9th. the eeMe Park with a picture "Weok- )onald J. Gibbons Named to Dad's Committee and treasurer of A meeting of the executive board rnd Shore Traffic", depicting the blue combinations. •size. 72x90. Volunteers ol America will have Head Drive—Quota is the project. of the Roosevelt School Parent- Edison bridge at Amboy. received IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE any Teacher Association will be held their annual ''Have a Heart" tag first honors in the oil landscapes 79c v,50o change you wish to make in your present been collected since the last re- this afternoon al the home of Mrs with second place to Townsencl Clyde Wilson of 140 Walter street ing tags to help raise funds for Howe of 85 West Milton avenue listing in the telephone directory should Port including contributions as destitute mothers and other un- Donald J. Glbons. a veteran with follows: Dembling's Market, $2; Reports will be submitted on the with "Mid-July Morning." show- Tour years of overseas duty was be given to us now, to insure its being in- Atlantic City Conference and plans fortunates in care of the organiza- ng a Rahway street. Honorable :iamed today to lead the Rahway Iriman Heights Association. $10; tion. cluded in the new issue. Gas^away's Brake Service. $5; Roy made for the balance of the term mention for "Rafter Shadows" USO fund-rasing campaign. Chal- CAR WASHING E- Moore. $2; White's Bakery. $2; Representatives of the various The local commit Leo uponsorln;: went to Seymour Williams of 385 ners Reed, who represents the HARRIS* Charles E. Reed. $5; Delta Phi Parent-Teacher Associations of the drive includes Mayor Edward Central avenue. Hate office stated that the quota

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