t-. ^^>^'V!-ffi;''^^^^^ ^ FRIDAY, JtLY 8, 1938 jaAGE-EOUHIEEEL.. WtfAT'S GOINCt OKT IT'S 4 FACT will know If orcablzailom The Dref erred newspaper farlnis the-besi- SJulSrSKI* ««U»ttl« la the "'Coming results for adverfis««. It Is nat a good Pvents" esldBUi of The BecunL Space advertising medium unless It pfesents £ this eoIuHli Is tree, List e«eiiU lit accounts of all local happtnlnrs. She vanc« and consult Ihlg COIUSBB to Record's hate paia. circulation attests to ^™d conflict with othef ortanliaUes^ its popularity with readers who like it be- Sn The BMBrtl aai WB WU1 tested cause Is Is complete. That's why the fiee- CTURERS to inform you of nay aetlvlty IUied, Rahway Record ord h a productive advertising medium. SEVERAL LPAST IS 6ONE Q WE FACE TO - D A.V H^fCS , NO. 1673 RAHWAY, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938 . Ihrte CtnU a XVttU DeUverta by Carrier PRICE THREE CENT8 Running Again Proposed High SchooPWould Provide Late Official 53?"*1 "1 Auditor's Report Is CO OPERATED WITH GO 'ublic Hearing To Ample Classroom Space For Student !e Held Toni^it On Body Of 1,200 And Large Gymnasium Most Extensive Made To Bring ¥JOU the Three-Story Brick Structure In Riverside Park Shows lew gal feFiiiiF All Depagtaii r High School as drown ByLesitlisB room . and general storeroom He M. Dennis, the architect, specify I would be provided adjacent to this Ry__K£iina's Study; Makes -Amtitori Pitiou Will Be three-story structure contatotae;large room. On ie-groi ~5B" l not on'the frumr~Bftte~ uluiig atrong-TorGouueil- Explained By City Officials counting the -audi- Central avenue torium. offices, cafeteria and spe-progress toward Sportsweor! Home Frocks! clal rooms of various types. The building, of brick construc- room and storage room, two sew- Cites Old Assessments Not -Levied >lans Submitted To PWA This Week tion, would be erected In Riverside ing rooms divided Park about 100 feet back from j room, a stairway, social science s!—Shoes! The iiublie -will ha vc—thc-oppoptunity-tonight-to^iea*- Central avenue ttnd would face-this! room, layatories and showers. The most extensive audit of municipal-affairs made |n outline of the complete details of the proposal to con- street. The plans show the front Corridors On Each Floor tiere in_^fflars.. wasi-jamptetetttiis weekztrr"City. Aud [truct n new high school and also will be invited to be heard . Councilman Hoyt of the Fifth of the building extending 340 feet Directly back of this row Eugene F. Kenna and has been submitted to Common Millinery! Lingerie! Ward- who this week asreed to along Central avenue and extend- rooms is a corridor 10 Council for study and action at the July 27 meeting. Con- he proposal when the Board of Education holds a public Vnn fer re-eleetlaif. Hoyt'n de- back 194 feet toward the river. which extends around the building taining more than 1(1(1 pages the report oovprs all phaBPg tearing at Rahway High School. The meeting will start elslon was-wade known by City Ample provision^ for cJrtenslons | ~nj ^vides the outside rooms from" tU P. M.-androll-residents-are invited to attend. Dr. David Chalrraan James 3. Klnaeally to th•i.-e rear»««<. o-•f• th•!*e« v,,.., ni> ar"""'those e which are on the court. This! Auto Accidents In of the city's financial structures Copies were presented Corsets! Play Togs! and his consent to run strength- made. In the center of the build- corridor is provided uniformly on! to each Council member—Wednesday evening but no action tngelman of the Board of Education will preside and it is ens the Demoeratie cause be- Includes Every Department on ing would be located a court vhich. each floor of the building and gives! City Show Drop In will be taken on the matter until the officials have had the i expected that other board members, members of the cause ef the Fifth Warder's pop- with-the outside windows, would rea(jy access and movement from! ularity, i provide additional light from the' „„,„, i opportunity to study the report. For the first time in many For Worne% Misses, Girls loard of Estimate and Common Council will be heard. another, regardless of i First Half Of '38 fin the new school were submitted to the FWA thfe Inside so that every room In the | locatlon. years, the audit makes extensive recommendations, which. Childrens and Infants building would obtain ample light. I Off this corridor and running; OPT Large 2nd Floor leek after the Board of Estimate had approved the pro- On the ground floor ong Central avenue are, in order, if followed, will clear up many matters which have long Boresch, Hoyt To building, starting from the Same Number Of Persons sal. New stock room and closet, printing gone unsettled, _ . Church street side of the room, lumber" supply room, wood- Killed, However; 18 Less Where auditor's reports in other m For Council site, would be a Uirue in ears—have—been—rout. •64 000 or which the elty would would serve as a cafeteria. A, Continued on Pace Five " Injuries Thus Far and practically duplicates of au- |proprlttte S4M.2O0 and the fed-'Local Antlers Are Record~Starts Its dits of other years; Kenna's re- nsrncy would provide the Positions Again There were eight less automobile port goes much further. His audit The Like of Which Has Never Been Known Here Before M of the r«m«1fitnr^5 twreent. Missing Student accidents here the first six months llvtfli ear; Among shows that the city's bonded debt _• estimate body's approval was featured AtiVfeer of 1938 than were caused in the Is 9.01 percent of the assessed valu- ntinsent upon the awarding ot Democrats Seek To Line city in the same period In 1937, ac- ation. The net debt is listed at federal crant. Of Elks' Lodges Up Other Incumbents If State Doesn't Found By Police cording to police-records. The rec-Oldest U. S. Papers $1,705,041.94 while the gross debt Planned on a Tremendous Scale. City Caa Flajuiee For Re-election ords show that while three persons is reported" ~as $2,815^675; *~-" City Auditor Sueene F. Eenn» At Clark Blaze were killed during, this period to; AnntVi^i- Recommendations nt«J a report showing that Ruler Of Group Ami Band Provide" Its Share were 18 fewer The Democrats this week became both years, there Recommendations are included eager to co-operate. Anil please rememher This is not a clear- city could undertake the ln- Are Lauded At Shore persons hurt In the first six served By Paper Which in each-separate study made. Prin- The weather did it! -Not since 1922 was there such a rainy or Its debt without eseeed- the first local party to place can-rj jd Bj,ls Mount ^ George Bellamy Expected-months of 1938. cipal recommendations listed in- month of June! Not in years such a cold month of June. And ance sale. You can conic here ami buy the NEWEST 'AND the state bonded debt limit, Convention dictateriMntjx:s in tht^ne fielftolHd forr thfht»e #»nmcom. - • _ During the first six months of Follows Modern Trends clude : new state law allowing State Fails To Furnish To Be Sent To Hospi- 1937. there were 121 accidents this same weather played havoc with many manufacturers! SMARTEST SUMMER FASHIONS at 3-3 1-3 to 50'',',, less than Ing primary election when City The Rahway Record observed Accounting records should ba nlclpallUes to exceed their Exalted Ruler Jack Harris of Chairman James J. Kinneally an- City Apportionment tal For Treatment I caused here as compared with 113 T changed in order to conform to M'itb hryr stocks of summer fashions on usual prices. We've also reduced our own prices accordingly. nlu for seheol construction Is the newly-formed Antlers Club of this year. The number of persons j another birthday this week. On statutes. , nounced that Councilmen Anthony injured—during—the—1933—pprinrt ! ^crin-s^ny Thi» •Rwnrri This—unr of the Erre -opperHtiFHtioii ever =tza Buresch atid O. Stanley Hoyt-j IhP grntff .. , ,. lliree-ua; search fur a Rat —Bolinquont -tftxes-and—other ttc« hand than they cared to carry. -makin Lesuc U. btnnlx. architect, sun- ,.._.,_ . I way High School senior came to an' totaled"Vb wBHe—Orte year only! anniversary and today's counts receivable should De re- Goerke's. Doti't miss coming if you would save. ittrd plan»ghowtas a 1300-pTipnj^^ distinction of belne the youne-j bad agreed, to run for re-election. provide its share of funds to sup- viewed and all uncollectable ac- \Y e told them of the purpose of this sale. They were only to Boresch, Second Ward repre- jend late Wednesday night whenj^ " [ildlni coatslnlne 1515.000 cubic est person and the only non-Ellt port rehef in Rahway, the relief!Ln—e ^"^S^IwESr 17 of counts should be remitted by sentative. Is completing his second, e yous.n u*eorgc wumny it ui ~t«* rw ira mm year. 1 Council vote. The report points SPORTS DRESSES WOMEN'S SLIPS DRESSMAKERS & SWIM SUITS <f tt. Cost Is estimated at 33 eratsj to speak before the larce assem- burden here is reaching the point 747 3 Union street was found, nearitical in number, three. TruT far In inc term while Hoyt Is finishing his where it may not be possible to' a-burning The Record is a direct d out that-.-somo^delinQuent taxes Usually G.93 tu 10.95 Usually 1.39 ..