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WINDOW1(r Principal Arthur

v ha* dismissed(he theft

SEm~ECm Child-Beating CountAGAIN ISX DELAYED Dismissed By BrownrtO ttlHDIM OlftLLO WOODBRtDGE^ur ie~irtW.r * m . in Police C.urt here this,

— - - week dismissed charges of ehild-beatlng IntoWng ieven-year-eld

Woodbridge Request to «•*•¥•• r'uto Jr- Mi nU «™ndm»ln(!r' Mn- 8wle r"t0 ol ' l

c i rv in Warden Street, Hopelawn.Employ Disposal Fa- After tuning to the testimony of the lad, Mn. Futo, Rev

cilities Piaeon-holed Charle* Vlncie and nevenJ other witnesses, the court decided tcimies n g e o n noica unnecessary to Interfere at this time .eeawe the fcterml-

_ . . u - .# .1 . . . M I * . . .«.i«Ar 1. in be decided by the Court of

HOST TO STUDENTS

nkble to find.

The" ca« was bought to the attention of the e j r t t l j J J M f c mIn tU-Hnpjelawn School who complain

•Ipal Arthur would be unnecessary to Interfere attniimimed •• a CTATr n n t r j r v n i tir-p nation of the child's custody It to be «ct.u™ », .... ™- - --

b ? students S T A T E B Q A R D Q U I E T c h . n c w y „„ March It. Judge Brown, eou* not remove the boy, • ; •„ . ; • or desk, of ' fa '' •"•» hi. grandmother's cwUdy without pwlfive evidence of cruelty,

f '" mrmbers upW»rds of 1W WOObBRIDGE^Delay by PeTth which he .Uted he was unWrte to And.11; l s l n the recent varsity per- Amboy In accepting a request that , ™ ? * * • " • « " " m d l v M c i d W d

L ^ u K r «f''Spring Dance/'Mr ) t r e n l l t s d l s p 0 M l { w l m l e s ^ father, mother.

i f thl Sle'rtd fttartwm' Woodbrldge Township is respor,"','"• iriiratlnit the theft was not slble for tardiness in getting undet

J W l t e ^ V w r t i -Igirwll hav* b«n received In

tlon.

the „ - -recommendation.

' * * . of-f-million dollar sewage extenover the purchase by ^ ^ p o r H g n d

* uslilD Committee of two .f"r the voad department Keasby.

" jhsitlcd, temporarily at. least, Lack of acceptance Is believed'". r warding of the contract to dUt, t0 t h e (e8)a t n g t a n y industrlaf

" ' • r ' S n L a l H « 5 3 n « M e ' n » ™ t o n 1" Perth Amboy wouldthe "minds the tax its plant to the limits and If

; OUblLICU tO a v~.- ,---

hut Q U ^ 1 0 ™ ^ 1 " t0 ^ this municipality, lt would . .

was acceptable, forced to enlarge Its present plant.

The State Board or Health, l lAfS .TlAW C V D p p Tmployes In the public whfeh Is responsible for Wood- j U L n l l U n L A l l i l V l

Woodbridge Township bridge Township being put .to the..h/rta n « " C e w e T l « l . t «P™« «f «« Fords-Hopelawn-i if any of them are In Keasby extension, met on Tuesday

'" ,...;_ . . . . . iv..i »r- t 0 COnsider action against the townfor, delaying in meeting a long-

PRICE'THREE CENTS

T h i e v e s S t e a l B o a t , IFORDS BOARD SETSCar, S t o v e A n d Rug! * M X HEARING

ON BUDGETWOODBRIUOF.-Thl«Tea with a wide rarlelj of taste went on a

rampage around the township during the wnk.Flmt off. ChariM Ludwlg of l t Liberty Street. Forda, reported

the theft of a sedan, minus lleenae platt, ttum th» «rW«way §» Mahome at 2M New Bnmiwlek Avenue. Since automobiles trading i mth« hithwaya without registration tag* ordinarily attract conaMer*•hie attention .police are aomewhat at a, los» to know how thel.udwit fur escaped their vigilance.

\ hlryfle was stolen from the front porch of the hontt of Mm.r.Mi>«r |,uc»» of drove Avenue and Nicholas tenner, caretaker atthe Oqrrr Uaf Cemetery complained the tool ihed at the bwrlng(round lt«d_ nten enUred/ajid a gretn rug, site »* Is and ralu**tt J20 wan '•>•••' Theft W s nn-rffiVnet that ghmtt had been atwork.

: I<«af Cemetery compwuira >•» .», . ....k$_ been enlwed/wid a grttn rug, shem taken. Theft M I n»..-«tffHene* that gt

narked in front of hi. home on FulUnIcmrtnr to Albert Shira Wtt anmhtd i

A. C. Ferry

nr.ir;,, their taxes that ar-ntn must be made Im-

,,irlv to pay rtiu'a11 [Mi*h

t on the delinquencies.(1|I inqulry will be made

; m n n i h to month to deter-, whether the demand ia

ing in meeting a l o grtandlng order demanding Im-medial* relation of pollution of |RarlUn River and bay. ;

No action was taken, however \[since in allotting 181,000 to

d f th

IVvluivx M.»- — - - -

TO ADDRESS CLUB'• I Men's Brotherhood Obtains'"! r» D_:_I t« ^ivnW

e n $ BrothDr. Bngham to 3p«

Here March 4*»tri

PRISON DIRECTORIS CLUBJPEAKER

Educational Chief at Re-formatory Addresses

Avenel WomenNo action was tuttcn. nowevcr.,

since in allotting 181,000 to the, - W O O D B R I D G E - A speaker ol..„„ mr. . Township to help defray the cost! l n t e rest Dr. Warren B.

* ' * of the sewer. Federal authorities l l n u M i a l ' ,,, . t h ^ e n ' S

„ „ the season for residents 1 insisted the Perth Amboy disposal Brlgham. will " < ! * « • " » « ™'"i; hinterlands to appear a t ! p u n t be employed to treat the Brotherhood of the First rres

',„.„ meetings and demand'WR()tf, Whether or not that cltys L , r l ( l n church on March « .terlanas io K H I " " ' - v ' p i a m DP CTIUJIUJCVI •« "c»» •••-meetings and demand1

W M t e i Whether or not that city's\moroved reads. With o n l y | r e i a w i l 0 enter into an agreement

J l i«tmA fnp'rnwl WorK «,iih tumul>irt(tcrr> In • this matter will

. :;; Improved roads. Withwo appropriated for rotd w k

, ,,,hn ,t the entire municipality.11 ^Irt be evident to everyone

t necessities can

reltwal to enter into an agreementwith WoWfBrldge in this matter willnullify the grant cannot be stated.

One of the reasons for thed ith th'',,.-'<• the barest necessities c a n \ T o , n s h i p Roing ahead with the

.,.,'" None of the complainants;w01.k n o w l s t 0 take advantage of."mi hand when the budget i .^ pefiPrai grant.

tor public comment and I n pTepBTatiQn of complying withVP they expect the monev ^ Board's order, the Townshipr from at this time l» : C o m m l t t < , e authorized Issuance ofnnlv to themselves. 'ttMOOO worth of bond- t« financennlv to thcmselvei

* • *j ,Vf arr reliably informed that

tract of land, in the ri-

%mm vf>m of ^ finince| the munirfpaltiy's share but so farthese securities have not been

Imarlceted. While there probably Isth tn be taken UDs

byterlen Church on MarchWilliam S. Weeks, president of theorganization antwnnced yesterday.

Dr. Brigham, Industrial and vo-[cationa.1 counselor, was Associateichief-ot-Staff of the BlrmUigham,Ala. Vocational Clinic and hasbeen vocational counselor for sev-eral educational Institutions andconsultant lor many industrial or-ganizations.

ne of the features of Dr. Brig-ham's address will be the de-monstration of htc famous Ber-

1 f». »h . detection

AVENEL-R. M. Altklnson, Ed-ucational Director of the New Jtr-sey State Reformatory at Rahway.was guest speaker Wednesday atthe Father's Night program givenby the Parent-Teacher Association

WOODBRIDGE- In appricla-tlou of the splendid work doneby the students of the Wood

bridge Township High School Inthe production of the varsityplay "Spring Dance", SupervisingPrincipal Arthur C. Perry, gavea dinner last night for the castand production assistants.

INSTALLATION HELDBY C0L0N1A TROOPUnit Sponsored by P.T.A.

Has Ceremony; MeritBadges Awarded

COLONIA-Boy Scout Troop 61.sponsored by the Parent-Teachers'

mobile belonging t«tools was itolen. ( t f , h t | < ( W t )k In

ever, wai «ubseqnenUT " ^ J J 1 : ^ l h e p,rtUular problem of the

Iselin Unit To OfferAn 'ErinDayrProgrant

at the Avenel school. He discussed"Child Delinquency" and "'HowCan We Steer The Child Straight?"

Mrs. Philip Coupland presided atthe meeting. Mrs. Alexander Tifcz

,£

,1'IMMI section. We only hopr pr^hase themveporl is true because the

kniKiHimty is in dire nttA of ad- 'liiinnal hoiuing facilities, with

i _ h o j *j|g oHrU a n a arowini

rents beint chargeda result,impeded

many owners «si i i thrr de ta i l* a rc

t-ihin il ir rtfxt frw

B U Y W I N S Interest in vocational guidance ItS E l * ^ a large audience will

HUrLLAWIN BUY WINS Intere vocational guidanceDR. LOWERY'S PRAISE ls " l * ^ a large audience will

i be present at the Brotherhoodp • . c • . j . r\t 'meeting. Mr, Weeks is anxious thatU u n t y buperinUntknt Qt -uu numbers mlH, the importance

C d t i o n for I0' the otcasion and urges arranji-tl as

fers Commendation for H * . f m . d e as promptly a.—<•—« A » r . ^ « ' - nwslble to attend.

i T n ^ U M will be held in the

m\

9 i S S S « » L » W ^ Kolen, u S r r niMrlct. Originally ( r , d r student of the Hopelawn,• n to provide for an « « l - «hool. received a letter from Dr.

•,; ,vet h' b«rl|«rt «•» <"•- Mlllard Lowfrv. ,oun.y » w r l n t a i ..:. hvthrrlfctorate and sub- | d H l t o f schools. rongra ul«tnw him

• flgl|,T lailf-rt to sat!•.'>';composition titled, What The'.„. w h n PRniii vntfrt riowl1 Constitution -Means To Me .

;,„!„,!, : The composition *as one nithree chosen bv the judges to bfi

k lint lo Trenton from Middlesex,.,!,. « r don'l pfMrna »" I" ^ , v , s , n f,,try in the contest

, on the Mibjrrt wf• won- b M n l [ - h e k l I o r the best compost

,1 ihr JKOP" «' l h f "!""!",on»Mfrf« in* P»a«Wltty

, ,r.lurti«n in nrr insuranre. p r o , . * d a P»*a driver n

,, ,u i l u ( 1 , t h«do,uartrr» »«<,„ othrr requirements »rf

' | , n , nith this In nimd. we„„ Ulldrr«ta.id the delay of

lH,,lld in makint » * » »,,,,,.,1,011 of Its budget, as re-.ir,l bf several T»ter«.

* * *,inj, i.i the event lh*

,, ,„„, . driver i» approved, neUKrh to be elthrr Harry An-M,n or Ralph Uddlf.

tgsn to prepare a slate of officersfor the coming election. A" reportwas given by Mrs. Patrick Donato,welfare and publicity chairman,who stated that her department Issupplying milk to three under-nourished children. The guest

[Association of Colonia, has been

launched officially.The troop was Installed at a

meeting Of the Association underthe direction of Scoutmaster Stan-ley J. Boden and his assistant,Sidney Pinkham. Those inductedIncluded Robert Launhardt, Wen-dev Doll, Richard Billings, RobertLivingston, Ralph Doll, StephenSickle, Prank Vlgh, Philip DenBleyker, Edward McCormack, El-

St. Cecelia League to Pre-sent Variety Show on

Thursday Night

ISELIN-The program to bepresented by, the Junior League o!the St. Cecelia Church at thepershing Avenue school auditoriumThursday night in celebration of3r Patricks Night is as.follows'.

Act 1: Military Eeoort. » lapdance given by Virginia Raimo;College Capers, novelty number;

Melodies, by Vincent Aquila:Junior League March, by AgnesWteWer;; -Dtp., Doodle", sung byAnthony Quadrello.

Act 2: "Wake Up

Critics Invited to SessionTuesday in Auditorium

Of School No. 7,

ITERATION SOUGHTPOnDS-A public meeUnt Ttwa-,

I day night In tne auditorium tfi School No. 7 ha* be*n called Wthe Boanl of Commissioner* of the ;

It rire_ District in tn eflort J »er,< dlssatltfactton with the anntttt ~|budget which has been dtftaUdtwice in »' popular referendum. '•

Originally, the budget called f «.the expenditure of $15,500 and a n - /tldpated the emplonnent ol i N>?0nd paid driver. When the elec-torate turned down this approprta.Mori bill, $1,000 was cut trttfh th*total and a second balloting wastaken. A second defeat was suffer-ed. It ls JIOW hoped that a t h Welection can be held on March,IIto finally dispose of the matter.

In addition to criticising: th*plan (o add the second paid driver,objectors to the "budget have In-sisted on an limitation and l t . l tunderstood the purpose of th«

; public hearing next week Is toi?lv everyone- an opportunity to'mtiice such queries as they desire,

Hanvn SpeaksCHURCH TO AWARD«. /•.»» a a m n n i i r Although a large number of prt-

fliftA PPANFl P R I / r Itestam^ were expected to be prtt-3>1UU UlVnll l / I lULL cnl ,,t the reguur Board meettiw' !..> niuhi hut frw nttended. Cart

regular Board meeKMUs* night, but few attended. CirlHanwn siwke for .a group Of

icrltlcj.In the ineantline. sentiment

*eems fairly evenly divided onproposition'of the additional uver. One camp maintain* thertf._

j , t .ion tn cs<h "We logic In keeping a driver onThe grand prize of $100 In cash ^ | f t flgyi( ^ ^ ^ ^ „ „ „ ,

wiil be awarded Monday evening at g r o l l n ( i o n thr seventh or durimthe final gama of the first series t n n(ght. while the other faction

Presentation to Be MadeMonday Night in St.

James' Auditorium

mentn the

4m-rtfls

and Go", a

liner H. Mades, Hynes, Ban-

ip^aker was Introduced by Mrs.William Kusmiak.

The first grade students present-ed the "Mother Goose Rhymes"and sang "Yankee Doodle;" theseventh grade students sang "NowWe AU Our God" and "The TroikaBells:"Drill;

mo **. .. ,

croft Livingston, Wrfhn Dey, JohnRuff, Max Steiner, Richard Crane,Warren Miller, Ralph W. SchwerUlam", Albert Miller.

Second Class certificates were

i l revue 1 th Jack Bird asmaster of ceremonies; four )oc

SET Armon GMseliB< Tu?Bree Charles Monaghan and Ro-bert C>°™m' m t VW?{ S IAnna Lewis. Veronica O'Zell. Otr-mella Aqulla and Ethel Hires,m C dwarfs. Frances Biennan,

Raimo, Rose Quadrel o,Pitchier, Mary Oerlando,

attraction wjll beprize. This week's

l

the mystery e x p e n W B

mystery prlw p l , , |t

(o

| awarded to Den Bleyker, SchwerU,

consisted of a breakfast seteluding a table and four cluservice for six In dishes andverware, six water glasses, a cah-nister set, mix muster, dish cloth

land dish towels.Winners this week were: Elec-

tric cooker. Mrs. William.Roberts;

Mth and sixth _and "The Star Span

| girls, Rose Marie Becerla, Doris| Wilton. Marie Saundry, Ltleas Asli-

Qlorla Raimo, Marie SUutz,;of the hour, John O'Zell,

ALEXANDER AQUILASPEAKERS IN ISEUN

Address Recently-Formed| Democratic, Women's; Club Members

'-organisedClub

•;;ch an honor bestowed upon one » n to « g n d f w m e r

i

honor wsraw™ ui™pils 8 n d ,hey hope that

be due,n (he final State Award.

TRAUBERMAN-COLTON

Local Girl Weds NewarkMan in Rabbi's Home

i WOODBRIDGE^ ^iss IreneTr,ub*rman. daughter of M ' Ab

Tavern ay m*.,„...,-man Charles Alexander and formerTovnship Committeeman AnthonyAqulla, party leader in Iselin.Twenty-three members attended.

The following officers were nam-ed; president, Miss Mary Sequin;vice-president, Mrs. Bertha John-son; treasurer, Mrs. Susan Cauld-well; secretary, Mrs. Alice Ollroy,Board of Trustees. Mrs s^ita

imd So\mdsAll kinds nf rumors ai- - ^ ]interpreting your corres

. -» . , . . , of Major Hague ,»>»".

man. daughter of MrDuB. of Brook Street and

Btnner" by the seventh gradi.

CHURCH BOARD SETSMEETING ON MONDAY

Presbyterian Trustees WillConvene in Church

Rooms tt 7:30WOODBRIDOI ~ "The Virgin

i Birth" will be the subject of thesermon by Rev. Earl H. Devannyin the First Presbyterian ChurchSunday morning at 11 p m. Thiswill be the third ln a lenten seriesof addresses on the Apostles'Creed.

The Board of Trustees of theChurch -will meet at 7:30 p m onMonday. The Breckenrldge Auxi-liary will also meet Monday, the

Bancroft LivingstonHynes was named a

[Merit Badges were presented asfollows: James Hynes, Athletics,

i civics, electricity, first aid, safety,j swimming and zo-ology; BancroftLivingston, swimming; Sidney

safety and first aid;.Ed

Billy Boehm.. Ensemble To Sim

The ensemble will sing,i the Rain", as the opening num

I her. Charles Monaghan will sing- — ' - O'Zell, "I

,, — -V ArrangesP«rty in Auditorium '

. Tuesday

and safety; Warren Miller,and Richard Crane, safety. "My Little Pal"; Robert Gosselln.

K. OF C. TO OBSERVE '1Love lo Rnymn with You"; Car-. „ . , 2 1 , , ^ , , mella Aqulla, "In My Sweet Little

To Hold Annual BreakfastFollowing 7 o'Clock

Mass on Sunday

WOODBRIDGE-The Holy nameSociety and the Knights of Col-llary will alsoi meet Monaa,, u w i S o c l e t y „ m e „, w _

session to be held In the home of b Middlesex Council No. 857,Miss Louise Huber, Freeman 8treet.-|wUs h o W % j o i n t c o m m u n l o n

Estelle. U Rocque;Arms. Mrs. Lucy Connolly.

' T h e dark horse prize was. won> Miss Llla May. Refreshments

„• believe, erroneous; the,,,s new car Is so long, hell

i,, wire ahead for parking• Captain' Jack & g « n pro-.,•,1! people are confusing his

and mine because of tne..iiity in registration num-

i,,,i<.v Kisli relaying Officer., zuccaros challenge of

. me Henrietta Miller TeaIrvington, by Rev. Harry;

ohen,Mrs. Nathan Duff and Miss Ger-

trude Varacska played the weddingrnunic. The matron of honor was

I Mrs. Harold Vogel with A. Qreen-

mThennext session will be held on

: April 13.

berg acting asbest man

the bridegroom's

us5 iioui&c auwu, Freeman Street,The Women's Auxiliary will hold

its weekly tea at the home of Mrs.i Lillian Morris, In Sewaren.

FOOD SALE TODAY

Flrds Church Society toConduct Affair

FORDS—A clam chowder and

Blue Gown"; Anna Lewis,'Hurrah for Hollywood"; ArmonGosselln, "Just Whistle While YouWork"; John Bird. "Helgh-Ho",am', the finale by the entire en-seirble.

Act 3: "When You and I WereYoung Maggie", a musical farce;Professer Qulzz, Charles Monag-han; eight smart girls, Eleanor

Breen, PatsyI will nom a juu,> „.,(breakfast in the auditorium of thei St. James' school after the 7:30I A. M. mass services.

David Gerity, chairman, will beassisted by William Golden, John|Kllleen, William Gerity and Wln-fteld Finn.

FILES $43,000 SUIT

trln to Bermuda. Upon their le-' they will reside in Orange.turn,

)

.. pair of eyeglasses;, Our.hue very crow because «"i htv puppy-dog a Pekin-

when he's a Pomeranian,,..- la iu iu los already busy lm-bs; up their baseball team.

SCOUTMASTERS

Meeting Announced of AllTownship Tiioop Heads

think it Is only fair t«at Imi»l laborers out of emint he ilven preference In tne

Ithwav hulldlni being done by t|>eic in Woodbrldge TuwniMp.mnou« complaints have been'•M that Township applicants

ioh« aro-tolnx discriminatedIM in t a v # . » f Perth Amboy

"ho have U p right politicaltinpitloiu.

I the DUSine&a tuccbn. t t .Captain William Sutton, natural-

is' and explorer, was guest speaker— and he discussed the highlights of

WOODBEIDOE—A meeting of his career. Pictures were alsothe Scollmasters Qf Sewaien. shown on the construction of theWoodbrldgje, Iselln, Avenel and Mldtown tunnel which have beenColonia has been called f or j April recently released by the New York

to discuss plans for the Spring port of Authority,7 to discuss plans for the Spand Summer months. The location

the session has not yet'beenbut au announcement on

)Wadministration should » •

into Utf* m»Uer. .if onlyi if.sake of cutlttw relief rolUof able-bodied h«ads of "•

r

•Si

EXPLORER SPEAKER

Dr. Sutton Addresses Men'sClub of Trinity Church

WOODBRIDOE-A dinner meet-ing of the Men's Club of the Trin-ity Episcopal Church was heldWednesday night at the parishhall with James Present in chargeof the business meeting.

Willim Sutto

food sale will be held today fcythe Udles Aid Society of Our l e -deetner Lutheran Church at theparish hall from 12 to 4 P. I f

The committee ln charge of tbepreparation consists of: Un.

Mabel Monaghan,CarmeHa Aqulla, Veronica O'Zell,and Mary Lotj Breen; the boysnext door, Michael Sullivan, TonyGlovlnnl,, Ole Hare. Hazard Tul,Billy Bums, Isador Trim and Reg-inald Sweet, j

The cast will sing "Hear UsSing"; Anna Lewis, "Yqu're aSweet Heart"; Veronica O'Zell,"My First Impression of You";Carmella Aqulla, "Hollywood Ho-

added

ipen.ws.Politics, as usual, is allegedly re-

slble for the split since therear« »t lea^t two candidates, and

bly three, seeking the newpuai that would b* created. At thepresent time it appears U though| choice would be made between| Harry Anderson and Ralph Llddle,

— ASSOCIATIONSPONSOR

drop leaf table, Miss _ISohayda; sheets and pillow eases.I Mrs. K O'Donnell; steel cabinet!C, Lovelaor; bed spread, Mn. JohnCoughlin; special, Mrs. John Do-bos, Robert Haug and Miss ROsemary Sullivan; radio, Mrs. Elsie j

JTemporado; smoking stand. Mrs, |Norman Teurtesburg; six pairs of

[stockings, Mrs. Msry Fox and Eu-gen Mesnros; blanket, Miss Laverne Monroe; special, Harry Tut

I tie.. .... . Other tVlnnersLamp, Miss Elaine Logan; towel

and fao» cloth*, Mrs, Christina u c i - • "•• .-boudoir chair, Steve Welcome address and Vletor C.

special, Miss Marjorle Nlcklas. supervising-principal ofFred Fochrembach; Woodbridge Township schools. a«

pot, Mrs. Dorothy Kramar; guest «»»lt»r dlscussei8x11 rug. Fred Degler; gate-leg "on"-table, Mrs. Mary Masero; special, Following" the dinner, the follow-Phil Sargeno; typewrite., James Ufc officers wete elected:President,IHarrlgan; bridge set. Mrs. John Mrs. Joseph Bagdi; vice-president,Balogh; mystery prlie, Bernard Mrs. Nicholas Toft; secretary, Mrs.

Mrs. Homer Robert Meelhelm; and treasurer,Mrs. Gutwein.

About seventy members

LITTLE WOMAN'S CLUB PreMnt at the affalr

HOPELAWN - The HopelawnHome sud School Association willhold a bingo party Tuesday nightat the school Auditorium.

The association held a party atu« school ln celebration of Itsfirst birthday with1 Mrs. Harreskov

the dinner. Mrs. Ro-presldent, gave the

Josvay;

jack811

were

Thomas Martinsen, Mrs.Williamten, Mrs. E. D. T..T..-rMrs. Louis Beni. Mrs. ThomasBunyan, Mrs. Frank Chrlitensen.Mrs. Sarah Jorgensen, Mn. JohnDucanter, Mrs. R. Von Daggen-hausen and Mrs. Charles Blanch-lard.

Iselin Widow Asks DamageFor Death of Husband

TSELIN-Suit Ior $43,000 dam- Dancing will follow the play,

DAUGHTER IS BORN

HOLDS 'GUEST NIGHT

Six New Members Initi-ated 'An Uninvited

Guest' presented

WOODBRIDGE-The Little Woman's'Club held Us Guest Nightprogram In the Parker House,Perth Amboy, with MissKlein, president, in chargebusiness meeting.1 Six new members were

I5KL1N—am*/ iu* * i V | U » .ages has been Instituted in theSupreme, Court by Mrs. Stella,

igalmt W. T. Cowan, Inp.«„ .....pensation for the death ofher husband, Charles, who wa:killed in an accident on the SuperHighway in which one of the defendent company's trucks was al-,leged to have bqen_involved.^ I POLONIA-A daughter,

MRS. BOOS IN CHARGEOF PARTY TUESDAY

Woodmen's Circle to Spon-sor Social in Perth

Amboy HallPERTH AMB.OY-Tlie Wpodrain

Circle will hold. a game social at

COSTUME PRIZESA—~

MARKS ANNIVERSARY« ~ - l ri.A trTdelebrate 1st

Birthday

Jewish Auxiliary Masque-rade Offers Dress AwardsWOQDBRIDQE— A mMQuerade

I dance will be" given March 30 bythe Ladles Auxiliary of the Con-gregation Adath Israel at theCraftman's Club, Green Street.Mrs. Cyril Hutner is the general

'chairman in charge ol the ar-rangement*.

PrlMa will be awarded to guestsi wearing beat costumes, A doorprize will also be awarded.

;o nave uqcii in.«...„.Mr. Kunz was survived by his

widow; two daughters, Genevlevcam'. Cecelia and twio sons, JohnaW Wallace. i

TO FETB S T T P A T

lined Societies of St.Jimes' Plan Party

Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Wilker-son Jr., Parents of Infant

Wendymorn-

ing'Tn"^'Rahway Hospital to Mr.and Mrs. Oscar A. WUkMWji Jr..of Woods lane. Mrs. WilHerSon is?no fomer Miss Marion Perkins, of|

VTff-JUS U the granddaughterof Oicar A. Wllkerson, president

S!f%<eority Steel Equipment.

^>1UU I1IV7I11MW,*. f~

"An Uninvited Guest,"coached by Mrs. Tamtam. .,„ments were served with Missgaret L«vi as toastm'aster. Thetoasts were made to the follow-ing: Mrs. Thomas J. Leahy, presi-dent of the Woman's Club; MissDoris Burns, representative of theJunior Woman's Club; Mrs. Will-iam Teata and Mrs. J. C. Ander-

wn avenue. |Also assisting with the prepara-

tions are:Mrs. Mary BumM Mrs, Ann*

Wade, Mrs. Frances Denes, Mrs.Emll A. Prey, Mrs. Olga Olsen.Mru E, V.' Thompson, Mrs. MaryBurns, Mrs. Katie Zseral Mrs. M.Zseni, Mrs. Frank Tomko, Mrs.Oeorge Balogh, Mrs. Amia Hor-

- »-- u l . OHM

WOODBRIDGE-A St . „ .Day entertainment and dance willbe held next Thursday evening InBt. Jumes* auditorium, under tljtspontorahlp of the combined socl-ties. Michael Cosgrove Is general

ol Iselin..M,rch

Hi local merchants'• orders gettlnt huj« «P

r -" of Uek of fttiWU ™ "*k»l Irpa.ury to p«y *»* •Wl **|t" there Is »ul»toVK« l j ""

"'i the uglalatur* kiM •. 'he prlflcof fonfUntepnd« (o | e t down to;•* »* unemplojmtnt a u ,Y «rn of the woafc. « ««P"^ h»d r*ovtnlie4 the ur|tn«

1 « » u maUen and the »»•of othm, the problemlong alnct have M9W

COMPLIMENTS GUEST _

Miss Gloria Potter Hostess —For Brooklyn Visitor MR$ B R I ^ s HQ5TESS

,»«.- To. Entertain Mothersils Wriiyn Monday

LECTURE SUNDAY

W. W. Porter Is ChristianScience Speaker Here

I WOODBRIDOlt - An invitationhat been extaqded to the public toattend a lecture on ChristianScience to W delivered by WilliamWilltet Porter, O/Jl. S. of NewYork City, en Bu.nd$y ifUrnton at? p m ln the Woodbrldge Towff-

ilf High School, Barren Avenue.Mr. Porter, who address ls spon-

by the Pint Church of

(Irish songs and dances wjl) bethfteatur.es of the evening. LouHomer's orchestra will Jurnlsh themusic. There will be a very smalladmission charge which will bepayable at the door.

CONCpiT

School Orchestra Postpones

CARD PARTV TUESDAY

WOODBRIDQE-A public ipsrty will be held Tuwday

m at Koos Brothers, Rahway,Court Mercedes No. 760, Catho-Dau'ghteis of America, with

Mrs. J. B. Levl as genera! chair-man.

Mrs.' Frederick Wltherldge ls inoharge of the transportation ar-rangements.

OFFICERS NAMED- The n e w l y

lows: Premaeni, uviv.,. ,Jane PattlBon; vice president, Dor4 yn; M j , M a t g s r e t w m i I , mB,othy Kolmr by Ottllle Rchork;! Ella Voorhw, Mrs. Rose Mclntyre,secretary, Jean Walker, by Marilyn M w , tLtaMOi Huyler, Mr,. MamieVogel and to treasurer, Irma PHs- A Avyr p[K wl)1 b e &w^rted Mko, by Ethel See). V t n BracW«, Mrs. Jeanette Abarno.

Piane solos were played by Mar- w , w M p r l M S I o r n v e tneci^i' M I I I . Onhnrk and

HURT IN ACCIDENT

, Lucas, 55, olE a r e t LevT sang a duet

~"

MissNebel, at 2 "with

'WntWalU^til^;^

wwill be held April . .

April 8 as previously an-

program will consilt

G. O, P. TO GATHERWOODBfiiDGE-The Pltst Ward

Men's. Republican Club wUL meetMuch 32 at the headquarteis onR»hw»y Avemu with James ReidpRMdlng at Uie mntlng,

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WOODBRIDGE-#Drmer Myand Mrq, Louis '"t(e\Hierg havemoved, to their tm residence IsMrtfushen, They «|re fosuw.r W'idents of !Whv»y.

FRIDAY, MARCH M,

W O O D B R I D G E I N D E P F ;

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Harry Hliis both of Fairvlew Ave-- •-•• «f M i s .

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« j Armiw entertained onThotfka* Murphy and fam-

ily of Jersey City.Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Maacarelli

of Beectr Street entertained theirion Frank and wife of Linden on

Mn Hrttrm»» — - • •Road entertained Mr

Mm Harry Blta of PalrvifW Ave-nue « i a putt »t a luncheonJSdM «t. the. pwWi IKWW oM*eFirst Presbyterian Church, wm

TRhrthmclufcTOlonnrtthU,

VuTDianiha PattUon of New ' ^ J ^ ^ T M Z ^ ^

t tt tbt home af her parent*.|ralne ^""^J? ^S- v R t the home!

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Scouta Robert „ard Billings, Ralph D,,i| ,,;;del: Doll met with pm,',,1

Bancroft Uvlngnttnn ,,•Road for a KMjon of .'.first air and knWrtyiim iration for coming twis

Mm. Thomaa J. HyiiM ,ley Avenue wa* ths KU,..hister Mr*. Qeorge Po',Brooklyn Friday.

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Mn. OttoU T V , , ^ Andenqn. M MF ^ k e i and Mr». Thoma* H r " «

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'Bleyker on Dover Road Thursday- , . , r.vr--, Women's New'Deal t f t t r n o O n Members present were, ; . ' • . ,..'P c ub will hold t« an- : J w 0 K l U w , Loraine Pankham.,. . c "psiricis Day part)' a n d ; c r t | i n t h t P i t u « o n and Barbara

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, ABRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY. MARCH 11,PAGE THREE

7J-

Woodbridge Personalsin GladitoneFriday Afternoon Bridge new residence

m e e t today, at the Co- Apr liOlub with Mn.'

Ferd Brlegs! of Ttadale Trinity Epljcopal church«iit entertain the Mother', the Red Towen, Linden,

lay afternoon. afternoon.,.,,;l of "Ohlnt* OottajC M 1 M Oraee Mott, of Freeman

presented ttj' HMiFWt , t m t , was hoiteu last night toi nal Church, trill be en- the C. V. Club. Plans were made

..;;,, a t * dinner Monday f o r » trip to be taken early in,,•',„ be held at the home of A p r l l l n eei»|,rtuon of the dubs

,,,i,n Nemeth, Oreen atreet, birthday.Marry R * y « « , l . * ^ ! : Mr.. Frederick, of

ln Short

I r o o p 33 - I - - •

|S ART IH8CU88KDWOODBRIDOE — the Young

Woman's Club met last night atthe home ol Miss Helen RyanI Oreen Street, with Mi» KltiabethRyan In charge of the program.

L. 0. Holden, art teaeher at theu. w.D Woodbrldge Township High School.visited w k s U l e W*1* upeaker. He dis-

cussed art and ethlblted Mveralpaintings of hii own.

Fords NotesThe Marry Hanson Post 1M.

American Legion, will hold** dancenext Saturday night at Thom-

tentcei Of Ml*f M d

ivas Sewaren Notes

. — r . . Qotteteln,avenue, returned Sunday

_ l — »t \T —I.... It

i

to berlubrooms

h(jme

,treet

••>Uv titaht *"B ounarant uiass oi me rinh. tfiS* frHbyttrlan Churcl* will hold

--- - i, . . . of Mrs. JohnDaniel Keck, of Linden M r i n i l ___will entertain the Ameri- o f O r o v e avenue,, have returned

,„„,(. department ol the Wo- . — - •-olub Tuesday.

'. and Mrs. Oeorge Brtwiter,! avenue,, have returned

two-month vacation In

"and Mrs. William Ohurch,

i The Bewaren Land and WaterClub met Friday night at the BlueHills Plantation. PlalnfteM, Thefollowing wen elected a* officersof the dub: R. T. Bogan, com-mander; Irving v. uemartet, vlee-rotnmander; Irving V. Demarttt,vice-commander; Noel E, KttWU,ucretary; Herbert Ranktti, J. B.Zimmermen and H. D. Clark, gov-ernors for the entire term whichexpires 1M1.

Mrs. Alexander Urban, ot Old

Hall.The baptism •*,.,*— - —

Dorli KipUa, daughter of Mr. andI*n. George Klplla, of Paul itreet,*ere held Sunday.

Mrs. Oharlei Kish aeted as chair-man Wednesday at the FederationNight program liven by the FordsWoman's Club.

The Fords Parent-Teacher Aa-ijoclatton held a catd party ••*•-

BOH FO* MTNTONB

SEWAlfflN-fc mm ww bom toMr. and M M . Thomas A. Boynton.of Perth Amboy at the Pertti Am-boy Oeneral Hoapttal Tuesday. Mr.and Mrs. B^ynton are former re-sldettU

WOODBRIDOI Hefervttlon forthe 10th. annlvtrury dinner-danceto be held by the Amerkus Chap

O d t DeMolay at tho b

ter Order

Avenue. Un.Mtt M

sldetttt ol^WMt Avenue. Un.Boynton" U the former Mtti Mary|Ret". of South Carollr*

e Ame pte at DeMolay at theCraftman's Cluh, Qreen Street,Craftmans Cluh, Qreen Stree,next Saturday must be made byWednesday. Reservations can bymade with the following:Katen. David Blsck and'Planer.

terday ln the auditorium of SchoolMo. U with Mn. t. Mfler attlna]as general chairman ln chart* v !the arrangement!.

The Juit Social Olub held a cardparty yeiterday at the Fords Ca-sino.

a E T. Olub of the First Mr. m(Mikm'al Church m«t Wl h formerly of Qreen street, have

(1 Mr«. John Fleming, of moved to their he*r residence lnovenue. Monday nigh*. Los Angeles, California. Mrs.Grace C. Hubtr, of Linden Church Is the former Mist Janeentertained the Buschman Dunne.

„( the Pint Preafcyterfan Mrs. de&rge Merrill, bt Elm woodMonday. avenue, will be hostess next weekt ,«<iav Anernoon Bridge to ^t Tuesday Afternon 8tudy. m» JSt it t n » ™ olub- M™- *• C-Ensign, Mr.. Ira

:lfl,Sr n"TRandoSh, Rah- • * « « «d Mr. u.ra Cddd.ng-, .\snci t » ton w l l l pj l n C h a r g e o l ^e pr 0 .. onue. g r a m

Michael Trainer. « * « Mra. John Gingrich, of Eleanor, ..nu-rtalned her bridge club p , a c e i w l l l ^ h o s t e s s T u M ( J | i y to

afternoon. _ ^ t n e Fortnightly Qulld of the First

Mrs. Alexander Urban, of OlRoad, entertained the Ladles' Auxiliary of the 3rd Ward democraticClub Tuesday.

The Woman's oulld of the St.John's church met Tuesday at thehome of Mn. F. J. Adams, West

^JSu^Su with T.Weein charge of the preparations.

• Waikes• H i m

Presbyterian Church....mi,.,, of the St. James'... corps was held Wedneiday, - auditorium of the 8t. James'

.. ,,ul Mrs. T. O. Meacham.' ..\ of High Street, Perth..'•,, imve moved Into their new„,, on Orove Avenue.v - Dorothy McBlhenny, of•'.,. Avenue, wUl entertain the

,' -,mn Qulld of the First Pres-,...t.i church at lt« next meet-'••1-urh 81.

[.mlHTs ot the lunloe Bloom-, cuapter, Children of the Am-»,. Revolution, and aenlor prev. Mrs. Oeorge Merrill, atUncl-t'i' State Convention held s.1• '•an Saturday.

InHNCI APRIL «

wociDBRIDOB - The Junior•,Vs Club will held Its annualt dance at the Craftmmi«

Green Street, April 1«| M iiini Mn. J. Irrlng Klbbe, ol

Street, wlll move to their

avenue.Mrs. Seymour DeWr, of' West

avenue, entertained Vfcdnesday af-ternoon the Sewaren Bridge Club.

Mrs. H. D. Clark, of West ave-nue, will entertain the Woman'sClub Ot Woodbridge Monday af-ternoon. Mrs. Clarence Davis and,Mr«. Orray T. Fraser will assist.

MRS. LEWIS FETERWOODBRIDQE-A surprise par-

ty was given to Mrs. John Lewis,of Pulton Street, In celebration ofher birthday. Twenty-three guests

' were present at the affair.

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Avenef NotesDorothy Maratt, will act

urman In charge of the foodf, be held next Saturday byHappiness" Oirls of the St.4 Church.

Riid Mri. Henry Bmlthlfsvtxidbrldge avenue. enterUlned

_r, thr -week-end Mr. and Mri.•orris fiulllvVn and eons, Maurice

hi Thomas, of Brooklyn, Md.rhf AviMiel ProgresslvB Demo-( l r Club will hold a card party

Friday night at Club Killta,• Highway, with Mn. Charles

': as chairman.Ruth Peterson, of Rshway

;, enUrUined the Girl's Club1 .-.iRht.( S w n Oery presided at ameet-

iijt night of the Independent!-,!ilirnn Club.. Wenel Republican Oluo win

• 'Ygame uclal tonight at Plte-1 Tsvern. The committee In

::,-, consists of: Mr. and Mrs.,,!'••< Siesnel. Mr. and Mrs^ A.. . . , , « n , Mr.. A. smith. Mn.

: ixmato, Charles Sajben.Her-T uttle, John Gardner and

Felice Donato wilt act es• . [ chairman tomorrow night.,. Guest Night program to be

by the Junior Woman's Club.- colonia Country Club... Avenel Parent-Teacher A»-•,,n held a "Father's Night. n m at the Avenel school Wed-r with Mrs. William Kuan -

.,,,li.g as charlman. Mr«. Phi -.upland pretlded at the tail-

1S William-Oery. of Demtrest:.UP wlll be hosteu Tuesday to

Udles1 Aid Society of the.' Presbyterian Church.

[ M.s. William Bouker, of Hyatt••:. enterteJned Monday theMime Claw « the First Pres-rmn Church. .he Avenel Woman's Club will.i a card party and Bendlxdem-•i-iition at the Perth Amboy,.iware Store Monday lUUmoon.•he Charte* Pljmn Associationi hold 1U gam* aoclal next sat -

M;v.- at the Black Cat Inn withi liew Leahy In charge.

J Miss AugusU Hermann, of ra iaL.nue . was given a party Saturday\ h \ in celebration of her thlr-[c.htli birthday by her parents,Hr and Mrs. J. Herman.|Mr. and Mn. William Krug, Jr .

Wuodbridge avenue, entert*in«Young Republican Club Mon-

n and Mrs. Frederick Beekley, . Burnett «t»eet. had « • theirpi'-sts. Mr. an<i M n . John Bennett

and daughters, Beatrice and

•Mrs Esther Lindbergh returnedlur home ln New York after

.limn the home of Mr. and Mrsi-u Hanseh, Manhattan avenueTl.i. sahno Club wBl meet today

the home of M". Oscar Davisi it avenue.

CHURCH 0 ' CHW8T8C1KNTI8T

••HiBBTAWOl" l« the Lesson-' mi jubjeot for Bunday, March

ii Ihe First Churoh of Christ,ret on »und»y.c 'Oolden Text to: "My Ood

- supply all your need accord-; to his riches In glory by Christ

*ut" (phUlpplara 4:1»).immg the Lesaon-Sermon clta-* Ls the fpllowlnf from tl»*If "Now faith U the substanceIIIIHBS hope4 for, the evidenceUilngs not «een." (Hebrews.

l i ,

"lie Leswn-Bermon alw Includes'" passage from the Christian

we textbook, "Bclence ani'li wta Key to the Scrip

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SWEETNESS AND LIGHTBY CHARLES E GREGORY

Early Spring "Digging"

• 'Con press B«re» Salary Leaders'

the above ^tatemert wr>«_ recentlyheadlined in tr.e newspaper? Then,fol-lowed a list of salaries rans.ng trom over• t r i l i n j ! t h e i r Own pocketbock-

dWn to $100-

1 don t know, why it fhouW b»- of «ny particular concern

:<•> mr but 1 have never been able !• underftand the abject

lu;lejsne«i« o! the people ot ^ oodbndee Townthip in pro-

half a million annual.v d*wn to

ooo "'SIKH items.are peiTeit rabble-rousing

publicity. Nothing ? is sa;d about ihefai.? ,tJTBI an eaih" of" these salaries, jjov-,ernrfient gets 'he ^ ion 5 *h»T. Aftereach §uch talitry or earnuia figure thereshould be another hgure showing'govern-ment's fax share in the *alaty. which torFederal surtax alone, not counting ,nor-mal Federal tax or sWf :n.:orne<J_axe«,graduate* up to-a .maximum 0* ' "* Per

Commendable and Ju»t . ^

Pubiu op.r.iu: ;;r.cue$tionabiy willapprove tr.c .ampau'ri recently institutedby the rdrr.ir.-sTia'iori to compel publicemployes to «ubnv,t-tr« n •ystematic pUnof payment to wipr out tax arrearage?on proper!', owned by them

After a!!, there ;s r.o reason these indi-•uduals should fte permitted to escapethe normai procedure followed by theadrr.ini!tra'ic.:i i:\ the tft«es of others in asimilar predn-arr.en' As a matter f>tfact there probably ;.«.greater reason forproceeding asatf.st those, who make their ,livelihood in the public service thanthere is.. aga;rut many others whose op-portunities to earn the money with whichto meet their municipal obligations arefar IMS certain because of their employ-ment in private enterprise.

We believe it ic particularly fortunatethe particular campaign at point hasbeen declared because it will dissipatethe unfounded gossip that favoritism hasbeen «hown or is being shown in thematter or collecting delinquent taxes.

As we understand it, undue pressurewill not hf. exerted against public em-ployes any more than it has been ex-erted on anyone else The administra-tion will merely ask that consistent pay-ments be made against the delinquenciesin accordance with the ability of the in-dividual to pay 1 his has been themethod in every case of which, we haveany knowledge and no one can chal-lenge its fairness

We believe the drive is another indi-cation of the determination of the ad-ministration to conduct the affairs ofWoodbridge Township \p, and for. thebest interest? of all.

taxes each lar^e

' Being ;ust a. backward neu*paper reporter 1 own. of court*.r?o property and although I do own a. Jiocketbook—a present—ii really requires no protection for its value i* solely aenti-rne"tal and the worth of. its contents it intrinsically negligible^However, if* T *>eV,e oi the landed genrty afld kept anythingiv,"re <hari' a tcjupje oj tejephorffc numbers.and police card*m my wailet 1 would become,, very active, at least vocally..r protesting against tome of the abiurd demand* which arem.«ie on the Township Commitlee to'spend public funds.

^ htlr not'crdir.anly addicted lo mayhem or any violence,cr tka! matte:. ,-ncie intenie than a sneer 1 would.'raise par-

t-.c-jla: hell it <*orr\fo*e insisted on speeding the proceed* otrr.y tax payments to improve a road that terminated in thesponsors pig me Meetings of the Township Committee in

salary or income were headlined, it would rn*nt week* have been infested with noisy individuals whobe shown that government and not the beiieve they're entitled to highways of plush velvet with aindividual pockets the* bulk of the money. anopy overhead because tkey kick in a few bucks every

1 -"—; now and then..in taxes.

No Holiday for Death "" "^* Township Committee members mu»S take the rap• « '.hrmselves. particularly those of the majority , m refusing such

L a s t year* a c c i d e n t a l d e a t h s in t h e L n i t - ffxira\agances. If Joe Zilch *how» up at the m e e t i n g andedr S t a t e s d e c l i n e d 4 p e r c e n t t r o m 1 ^ 3 6 . i r a t e i y ' d e m a n d * a. n e w "highway because he got m u d on hisB u t t h e r e S n o t h i n g i n . t h a t t o c a u s e US shoes whi le taking hi» c o w s to pasture. M t y o r Gre iner orto throw out or chests—Nature, not man, Committeeman Spencer1 must sit there and t»ke all his gaffwas the cause ot the drop. The mild, because ihere isn't anything they can do about it. I've oftenrool nimmcr. according to the National | marvelled at their infinite patience in listening to such absurdSafety Council, was responsible lor al- arguments because it I had the gavel I'd probably heave it »tmost all of the decline, inasmuch a.s heat somebody,death? were 4.300 below normal. But thi* isn't the point, precisely

In fields where man is the governing. If 1 had any property on which 1 wa s paying taxe». 1factor, the death and injury total, with .would attend the meetings and go to bat against such indi-the exception ot home accidents, con-! viduals. if only to give moral sbpport to the administration. W«1M since the Ufislauirf suf.cn v ,.0Ulfi p;arr cctinued to rise. The greatest killer of all-The fact is, though, that t attend the sessions purely in a *he^'*1

r f l ^ ' j o ra-Uad"pas*« t;caiiJ .'''i^'ha'"]^time, the automobile, claimed 4 per cent professional capacity and reporters. 1 find, are only accepted hive been lsjuec :o o:iier •.''">*n ih/president -on 1

OTHER EDITORS SAY

Wh«t, Nonjs h»vr con-.r :a

pass at Trentor.. Here :: •tvf :i •

P»»w

Mi'"aiv Mlairs Committee bi'it It should not imagine i..,• .,' ,',' prpventins! war but »t moving the profits frfci * a : ;

r.nVa maximum of public cf- there is to removign roe pr.. :'toward winning it it it comes, ^f war—Christian Scltnrr Mm,,!,,

control of rirao •and private busi-; U g i t U t o r i ' Salarm

» ountbreTknor. In RiancinK o v e r a tah" ;»' ;

The committee minoritvmore victims than it did in 1936. for a'socially when they are seen and not hea'rd. Furthermore. ' ™™!*^., ^ 7 ^ ^total of 39,700. Occupational deaths don't suppose it would do for me to argue with some fellow r£ht of polltic'ip ol varying ^aces ^ ^ ^ n a V hara-kiri." ) New Jerwy^palyii J s o o T ; ^climbed 6 per cent, to 19,000.. The who pays S60 a year in taxes and expects a $10,000 road in »n degwe. that it c°™ raver£\ t !]s | u t lt n o t be forgotten thai *ar :w m e s t a t« jay a daily imp

,rand total of deaths from ^.accidental return because he'd tell me that 1 Pa,d nothing and a m . e » ^ - ^ " c : U b % . » ^ j * «£ £ZTS^S^ H h T i f fJSL** „,causes w a s lUo.UW—wiUv-J/) ,UUU per- titled to nothing. restraint of trsdf. |invoivect. But remembering the ' m - i s t a t e legislators are «bo\r t.sons permanentlv injured-and 9 .400 ,000 , But there are plenty of people around town who are nor H o w dt*s M r P a s ; p" rvo""t ^^pulses-broad and 'eenwous-thtrt |ergg(, i n i n t p m g e n c e m(i „.,,o , : .k' U L,- n ,._, , j - i ,L. ' i TL L . corndor customers :o ci-i os;k and | wouW spnad the samfiefs of »ar,th l h i r work lor |s |)pr0 per cent o f the w h o l e populat ion, tem- handicapped m this respect as am I. They are the ones 1 ;orth to Trenton, '.o -icr Summer noT o n l y a m o n g the people w h o (

: T l 0 r e difficult and coraplrporarilv injured- T h e direct cost of should think would show up on alternate Monday evenings ;hom« at the shorter :r. t h e | n j v e jjttle influence other \^an frequently their o-ftTibusinr-

i • i . J < L i i i • • i . - , . , . mour.tair.' ;iniess "i'.*v ?-"f °15- , h . j r ,;ot, tmt also among those I, t i n m lark nf rontinunnt h e s e a c c i d e n t s is e s t i m a t e d t o h a v e and speak their p ieces because i t s their m o n e y the trontier- ' • ' - " " . . . . . . . . l l n t l r " l C l u ...... . . . . . . ifer »om lacK 0I conunuoui sc ler t s economic position makes t j on jt s e e m s r a ther strar,^

c h e d t h e s t a g g e r i n g t o t a l o t $ 3 , 7 0 0 , - men are trying to spend . on missing appropriation and » 5 | w a r lfss onerous for them» peace w h e n , h e t r p n t j ^ toward *

0.000. ' ' Instead, thev s.t home and reU on Mayor Gre.ner and ^ J T ^ ^ ^ ? S (WWkth ^ ^ ^ m o ^ r n n h a ^ ' o n Wage iOl "T'^l th* ™"

l iu io id passps? mere (<»*• a s*r<i. (JQ^ thftt placts more empnasis °'* igators should be forgouesi

There is 1^37's accident record, e v l"p others to protect their • intere*;. This it all right up to a'miny dissttisfled custox?r= a: - ^ ! profit limitation Of eleven * sec-1 Neijraskas unicamewl irgt

•ued'in cold figures It i. bad enough «rt.in extent but if they, themselve, are lo. indolent and ^ f™^™1^ ' ^ V ^ ^ Z ^ Zr^Z^'f^ * " ^ ^ked at that wav. It is inhnitely worse mditterent to go to any exertion how can they expect some- believe they have bee:. -,*•:*:: for ft ; w a r an(i only one^and that m: , &s l l l g l l J s pnv»w b,

y ;.s-the restriction ° i ;

presilookedif you regard it in terms of human w ^se to get all excited in their behalt>values — mutilated bodies. widowed 'he same thing holdi in other matters. Take the recen!;"'mothers, orphaned children, blinded and .iiKiea.se in the rates o.i the Penh Araboy Gas Light Com j W«r and Profits

crippled individuals, gore and carnage. W for glance. _ • ! , ^ -^ T^f-^ ^?3Z StoSSfplS! j£,

Ti'.fAffairs

ill theCommittee have not

And perhaps the most sombre reflection1 of far Bhojid tyanybody, outside ot myselt and one or two other t b e p r w t I ts out of war T;i«v vi i l .m W • ThU ma*, be noted with

ne to prevent war. bu: if appreciation by people *ho are ex--prevenyves tiiat they art pecitd to sacriflce their sons and

supported by pear? t-w.- :their own lives and prosperity for

, pays for work of likeity and strain, and requiring .

Military thought and judgment, the:-.might have a one-house leu^li

would be seated lew. :lators. WltM fewer legif-latoi •

op-

Teaching Duck* to Swim

* Thr WPA, we »«. hn.i Mlotted $85,-867 ta financr a study of the worlh oftourist trade to Honda.

Well, that will be njcJe work for theiclicf clients who can .get it. And whata field tor new WPA projects it opensup! The worth o: climate to California,of authors ard politicians to Indiana, ofoil to Oklahoma and Texas, of steel toPittsburgh, of skyscrapers to New York,of automobiles to Detroit, of beans toBoston, of government bureaus toWashington.

Why, the possibilities are practicallyunlimited

of all is that % per cent of the accidents strays. Taised a squawk? The answer is no. publicly, although hardly sentwere in all probability easily preventable ^practically everyone you see bellyaches about it privately. 1: 5 ^ ^ , * " " P ^—somebody was careless, somebody was cant see any justification for the boost because no one has timer.r* The Administrauor.v«nti- jpurtotisnvs sake. For ihtyignorant, somebody took a chance, and convinced me yet it is all right tor the Llizabelhtown Consoli.-;^J^°^f

b»-ca!?fd pe»t"' inf.* busmpl' ii^e'c'ts' show""*" r

state might piek them mon' ifully for the difficult problcn.have to meet, and pay themarifs more in keeping witli

'tcl ifsponsibiiiies and position* *thot makprj—Freehold Transcript

much i —~_ .there w a s no hol iday for death. da-ted Gas Company to sell gas to, the Perth Amboy Gas.mem that hope bv' lightening ',patriotism when it corhes to sacri- : TO PRESENT COMKIM

Will 1938 repeat this grisly toll of life. Light Company for re-sakin turn, to the consumer, I t h i n k « Z r ' ^ ^ ^ T J Z S o ^ h C L But O S S T ^ W P ^ Thealth a n d dollars? I t s up to y o u . alt w e 0 U S h t l o b e Pennrtted to buy directly horn Elizabeth- ::htm. to "discourage bu=:r,«? :r.rtr-:,h^ n , j m f r o u s .uhsarlsfactoiy bills iOhureli will urewnt a nx;of u« to an«wer that aues t ion (hrouch t o w n ' a ' t h ough 1 suppose I ought to be grateful to have busi- ^ Uom P'jn? irE ' h e cour.tr> • ;r.to'w,, l ch h a v e ^^ designed to re-[Waiting at the Church Mir

. j • " • - , L . j , .. p. , ,. war. <vtrii; war profius indicate that the1 in tht Auditorium of ihc our 'act ions . n " s relations not only «r«e with Mr. Hamilton r u n Kean. Ac-ua;;v ! i l f •xii-wfs mea^xt problem i« a difficult one. and one'bridge Township High Srho.,. '

but twice. | : ' which is now attacked jr. a ir.ir.o:- wh'.rh wi;; be solved only if public [Earl H. Dfvanney is

T , v " • The people had a cha~nce io fact ai heatings held by the'1'? 'tm' by ; h l

Tmne for a Change S t a t e B o a r j of pul>l lc L n | I t y Comnusaioners when the in-''

The competitive plight of the rail- c r e a s e w a s proposed, but nobobdy showed up.roads is graphically illustrated by a sta- W f t e n >'011 c»n get anybody to listen to the tale of mdif..tistical survey recently published by the »'«">« on the part of local folks when they are gettim;f

Missouri Public Service Commission. kicked all over the lot financially, your auditor invariablyissouri Public Service C o m m oX L - L ,1 , , L . t • winds up with the observation:I his survey shows that the states av- . . .

Brains and Backache/

In-the dawn of history and for manycenturies 1 thereafter man furnished hisown power But today he has beenfieed to act as a guiding intelligenceand the more and more power requiredin our intricate economic system nowcorrtes trom the maihme. i

In the home, on the iarm, in the officeand in the factory, the machine and theproducts of the machine make work eas-ier) and more pleasant, Even in gainingthe pleasures of life we use the radio,aujtqmobile, moving pictures—all pro-duct's of the machine, brought within outreach at ever lessening qosts because welive in the Machine Age ,

There is no way in yvhich we can re-tain Jiuman freedom and continue to ex-t«nd human happiness—to bring morethings to more people—save one, andthat is the increased efficiency of indus-try to increase the output of each w6rke"r.

erage annual cost to truck a ton otheight over its highways is far in excessof what the state,! can possibly get outof the taxes paid by the truck. For anine-ton truck, for instance, if costs thestate $1,216 a»year to provide a road-way—and it gets back in taxes $535. Asimilar discrepancy between cost and re- K 0 N E N S SENTENCE °

That s precisely the reason the town 11 in the shape

And that, my friends, is just about the size of it.

This Week Years Ago.-uriDce rates here are lowered. «:.lI meet wuh th* Committee and dele- j

turn is shown in the case of all other: HELD FOR 1 WEEKS "gaUKj from nice acme flie dis-Mzes of trucks, from little half-ton jobs,' "A "azy drunken driver .* mat «^u •» i o « as preliminsry sue-

daneerous than i foetpad wiyi a « cow under way are completedUP' ' fc-Jijr declared Recorder Vogei !»*:

What this means, as the Produce u!-'11 in ™£Ianin^u'*! f5*:n i,5°.Guide of New York points out, is that ifords arraigned on a eharge o!Missouri is in effect handsomely subsidiz- driving while drank. K<mfm :>

he

, » . , M • • j cense was revoked lor 2 year i&cing trucks. And what Missoun^is do-;iemence was deferTed I<p iwoing, all other ktates are doing to a greater.»«>" The recorder mad« x. ciekr

1 ,1 . *t-i -i j • 1 .. that the sentence w n not RIS-or lesser extent. Ihe railroad industry, Lrim w d mtimaied thaton the other hand, must build and main- fnly proper punifhmer.t !or thetain its own rights of way, and is heavily ! i e n d 8 m was V a l 'taxes by all units of government. ORIGIN OF

The time is long overdue for adopting. p ] ^ , ^ ^ ; ^ ,a fair and reasoned national transporta- c'onplete'.y destroyed a(ion ndlirv That noKcv must include lwo"storv tnim dweUln« mtion policy. mat P°fcy m u s t lnc luae!|toad Friday nitM shortly

BE SURE OF YOUR

BRAKESTRUST YOURS TO US!

RELININC - ADJUSTMENTSDRUM REFACINC

TROUBLES CORRECTED

RAHWAYBRAKE SERVICE

S. J. CASSAWAY, Prep.S Yr«_ with Bint Cioit , NcwirkIT E. Milto. A n . RAHWAY

Famcrly

vision causes squinting,

frowning, tenseness. Repealed

<>yettrain rontributr* to

formation of permanent line*

Act Firstj-T.lk Afterward*;

"Tubtrculosi* constitute* both a chal-lenge ajid a threat; a challenge becausethere has been a cessation in the mor-tality decline; a threat because our livesare not secure against an invasion fromthir di*ease." So spoke Dr. ThomasParran, U, S. surgeon-general..' Smug confidence of the .individual in

the belief1 that he ia immune to such dis-aster, and dogmatic ignorance, are chiefa Hits of tuberculosis. Scientific weaponsexist with which to fight it. States, coun-ties and municipalities are equipped torare for those unable to pay for medical

, c a r « . • , . - . • • •• ' . ,;., » • • • . * - ,

if in doubt a« to your physical condi-tion, 'act fir|t and talk n f t cnwi . Even

Pf !|toad Friday nitM shortly belortfairness to all and favoritism to none, midnight and eruStniered the aleIt must do awav with restrictive, ex-'01 ^ only occupy Mrs. Philip

, , , Boi hell who escaped bv leapintpensive and unnecessary laws, such as iron a second story window.the proposed train-limit measure. Andit must guarantee all carriers, especially N E W S P A P E B 8TAthe near-bankrupt railroads, a living BABTER SYSTEMwage—that is, a rate level that will allow Do >°« »>»v«

c r ' j • * J 'W> tracW?

a proht alter expenses are paid And, May e that old. ic» bqi in Us*finally, it must provide for regulation kiiche4 fora pm oJ lauceu: Or

] that is fair and elastic, and does not as- i * d^nr £ . £ ? , £ £ te7i«*

I sume functions that belong to manage- oi magazines?! m , n , / The Independent »i'l nan a

m c l u - I Barter Column' neu meek. JuttThe railroads are the biggest item in'jot down &nyllun« you have and

' 1 1 »'»nl 10 lt*&- » l l d m*U «*w >»»

the transportation picture—and they w the Barter Editor are of the

have been given the worst treatment, as *mper , , ,

the thousands of miles of track now in.

UPHOLSTERING.WHY BUY NEW

FURNITURE?

11IIAKII THESEBEAUTY P O M S

Proper lithting pron-.-t. bmulv bciauM- it plrmiii CJM,

jcomfortable \\t\oa. Kliminatr the n w o f dun or glariij,.

light for 1 loir *()rL and xou re men« a .ommon riu.r, of

"drawn' feature.. L miratiivr 1. I.. S. lamps in >our

home, lampi made to the ^peurications of ihe Illaminating

Engineering Society. Ihese lamps provide

iiitHt•I Itie ras) rh«lr, ,-Modrrn l.t'>. lunpi ' i "i"'tion" ihe light. Thul m-i"ihfy protidt Kift light of fl'quite inlwitilv Jor loml'in rciding. triilil>|, tr*n<(li ii » • oml)in»tion al diand indirrfct illuBin«ii""

d over a wide ridiui.

Three Yean AgoTOWN 8TUMBS P i t tFR.EVENTION CODE

Adoption of • new.

fire prevention cade u under tert-

the hands of receivers, testines. Theresult is a tremendous loss of employ-ment, of construction, and of purchasing r

power that would indirectly benefit every \™* ^^ e t m t l 0 n by "*worker in the country, including all i^^Knut-vei. 01 us* s»qther branches of transportation. In thej**** 4 *»» uwitiwnrw*name of the public interest, it> time i\^"«£\f^J'ga cKangt, |th»TQ*wWp

r«id

d o n <•» I* n—HH«l> rrballi,

«m rurallat*

r,IXK\ Q\ ALL WORKU l u M i •• IMt On, ) k «%»*g r. *. 4-JKM «f rnirt

r«M OlItH 9EBVICEtit* t n m Mad* T* Otitr

MIDDLESEXUPHOLSTERY CO-

«ir iKM i armmm

THE LAMP illuitrated \% \\it beauti-ful RowvilJf Pottery'Laiu}»~$7.95h $695 i h l d k

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lath, $6.95 vith old-kiup-trade-iii.A ijtfide «electiou of-floor and tabVmodel l.E.S. lampi are now displayedat Public Service itorci. Thry m«v bpurrhaeed on wotenienl Urmi

carrying charge.

COMFORT WIRING-Addiu.nal d.ctric aitleuMB*«ueDt pUnni .f \tffo c l 0 b« iul^ti bUcal «l««riMl tonirinor at until rOit

PVBLICMjgFgyirF

;()ol BRIDGE INDEPENDENT

pIFlGOLDMAJEST1CS THEME

rPI1t, Olivia DeHaviUmdlead Ca»t in Thrill-

ing Melodrama

Brent and Olivia•. • i- uimid ft sits stars, "Cold, ; , r f You Find U," a thrlll-..imlrnma of California. In the

hns Its local premier* today, Majestic.

a Warner Bros.-Cosmo-,i; production In Technicolor".',', mrdlnR to reports of prt-,; , ^ one of the really best |

, , of the season.,,,,i is Where You Find It

• nil a phase of gold-jieeKiiiu,,i liltheTto been untouched

', movies-the hydraulic mln-- isrrrhy tremendously power-

;rnin or water ripped away,r ' from the debris of .which,,,:nrr, sifted their metal,. mi-, debris ovetflowed ,upon,:itl of the wheat grower* »nri

;iriU'.is. and' warfare ^ remittedt ,.niiu'.t that wan prolonged

radlv. The fight extended.1 number of yearn, nearly

• •„. state of California In two,..,, net settled until a court,,,.. clfdnrfd In favor of thr

• nnsts and made the hy-mtorrsts quit.

nulling Brent and Miss dr"i:i(l are Claode Rains, Mar-

! uidsay, John Lltel, March: Rartot) MacLane. Tim

- MIIIIR son of the famousSniiifK Toler, Htnry O'Neill,

•., iirsij RoWtMcWade. Hurry<• •nit.Kyjcoi* Ail.-withers, plus

i',(ls of extras..••,; is Where You Find It,•:,,,iif on the actual locale of.., imt war and was directed

•;-, inrl Curtte. maker of suchml action dramas as "Cap-

It.<.™r mid "Charne of thennsado" It Is based upon

>. s rdpley's novel.

emand ContinuesFor "Snow White"

|isnty Film Is Held OverI or the Second Week

At Ditmas

' : have ever read GnmtnV••..••. n ml who hasn't? • there's

••- :: cat romlng for you see--iiiw While and the Seven

held over for theat the Ditmas Thea-

\\'_•:<• important yet is the factsnow White" is produced

> . :;iuco!or by Walt Disney lu-•'a'ure length! It is an even!

: jr. history ••ranking: in Mgnifi-pv. with the birth of the first|k:<•' i t s not only a delightfuli

•:'. Little People screened with]>;i of (inomeland and 1U won-.fions beauty, and ttallng with

irkinK comedy, but is dramatl-•• np|>calmR. The story o( thr•••us Quoen'i ttttmpted murder• .•• linle Prlnrew, who U val-

mded by her tnly pali. the•> n a Kt-nuhie thriller with

iiv appeal for young and

- K cirrus ae.rtallsts. vj^nglng:L-. spacf high aboje % the

• 'he creek of the whip.'rol-K ilowns. the wild clamor of

-.•Vshow sartrt are highlight*imbms "The Shadow," thrill-

• -rk stage story of the circus-.( «t. the Crwicent Thtatr*K Monday. Charles Quiuley

riita Hayworth head a cast ofi.riiiK Hollywood perwnall-

•r.^aring in the film, which isn he a most colorful chronirle

- His life.

ARMY DRAMA

..ring two good-looking young>mrrs Ronald Reagan and

Maguira—a melodraijw oflife called "Sergeant Mur-

rome. today to the Crescent• ' • r r .

%us made by Warner Bros.• oniprns a cavalry horse- that

>'i to pass an inspection forp's of any army post, yet under

'raining of hln cavalryman'<-t wsa developed into a gre*t:'»ch««r that was good enough»m the famed Grand Nationalping race m England,o'.intt Reagan plays the part of

soldier who loved his horse»fll that he bought and trained

after both left the army.van is a rer,«nt "discovery" cf

|r>it in Warner Bros, radio dra-''- unusual mystery plot is uu-

'l.ove IB on the Air." which|niifrtuled to have its first local

•A-iIIK at the Crescent Theatre•• w e e k . :

f' starts in a radio broadcasting|H'»i. where the featuted news

'"•lister, played by Ronald Rea-mcurs the wrath fo the spon-and is demoted to the chil-

l(i' s hour program.

I DANGER PATROL1

<• dangerous business of hand-lnuli explosives ih commerce ts

' with at length In "Dangdr"1 new RKO Radio melo-until- film now at the Crescent.

r story reveals the constant^r of the men employed In the1 T>. «nd nhows. as well, inti-

a'1 ili-talls of the suffering ofwomen, who live continually

a i of tragedy."' of the action takes place

I'11 ulant of a company operat-<h« Texas oil fields, and the

I'M characters concerned are<i time "(toup handler" andi»Ul^«r, thd a newcomer to'eld!'who falls In love with

JACK'S

Hollywood InnFORMRRlf

1* TAVERNg and Entertain-Every Ivening

A. Y. NEiW'Sf'"nui Coloi'td Orch«»tr*

Hs 8EER OK DRAUCHT

In Strand FeatureF R I D A Y . M A R C H I I , 1938

An a Mur-rj-fd blonde . wanted for tmirdfr and Jillbrciik. Asa brunpttf hrautT . . hrlpini Ihr rarkft hustrr flgM rrimo. PHYLLISBROOKS (crnlrrl plajs a dantfrnm n»mr in * rityn wjr on r«cket«,ffaturrs with RI( ,\RD0 C0RTE7. llrfti and ROBFRT WII.C0X In"rily Girl," rtimlnn to thr Strand.

, J Y M O N DSTARS AT STRANDHead Cart of 'She't Got

Everything' WhichOpens Tonight

Bringing the blonde stars—Ann|Sothern and Gene Raymond—tothe screen for the fifth time, RKORadio's "She's Got Everything"opening at the Strand, offers a gayromantic story of an Impoverishedsociety girl and a coffee millionaire.

The theme deals with Miss Soth-ern's efforts to pay off her fa-ther's creditors, • after his death re-veals not only that ahe 1B with-out h rent, but that the furnishingsof her I,ong Island home, and eventhe rlothrs she wears, have riothern paid for.

When the creditors, at first deter-mined to take back their property.nre persuaded by one of theirmembers Ui back the girl In acampalun to murry a wealthy La-tin, things begin to happen. Herrefusal to participate In the]rehpmr. and her determination tfllget R job and pay off the bllls.jIrnd hrr into unforseen compile*-]tlon especially when her job turns'out to be that of secretary to a!ncli young' coffee Importer, withwhom nhe. falls in love. I

Between the creditors, the mil- Jlionalre. her match-making aunt jand her own feelings, the girl runs-into a storm of hilarious .cense-<iuencM, and the picture to1 hailed!as one of the most sprightly offer-,Ings of the season. Its settings,which Include a luxurious countryhome, a swank r»sott hotel, an ex-pensive apartment and a modern-istic, office, gaily carry out therapid-flre action of the story.

The two stars have won a not-able following with their previous•team" vehicles, and in this one

their talents are given plenty ofleeway.

With Raymond and Miss. Sotn- jcm in "She's Got Everything" there ]is a distinguished cast of mirth-]makers-Helen Broderlck and Vic-;tor Moore as Miss Sothem's aunt,and ft race-track bookmaker re-1spectlvely, and Billy Gilbert. Park-1vakarkus, William Brisbane, Solly!Ward. Jack Carson, Alan Bruce,Alec Craig and Richard Tucker inimportant comedy roles.

Joseph Santley directed the pro-1auction by Albert Lewis with HarrySegall. Maxwell Shane and W. W.IWatson writing the screen play |from the original story

PAGE FIVE

THE KISS- Olivia dc Havilland and George Brentin "Gold Is Where You find It" At the Majestic

Harmonization! Infatuation" Concentration1" Anticipation"" Realization!1!!!

SHttly

The appeaiiut principal charactwa In Walt ninnrr'n full feature-length MultipUne Terhnlrolor prodnctlon "Sn«w White and the HevenDwarfs," bflnj M d over at the Ditmai theatre.

DANCINGFRIDAY and SATURDAY

CAPT. KIDD'SBAR and GRILL

George OlsenAt the Pl»no

AND THE

Pinelli BrothersHawaiian Orchaitra

iM M»dl««n Ate,, Perth Amboy

SEVEN (7) BIG DAYS—STARTING WITH

PREVUE TONIGHTREADE'S : = = =^= = =

hEVUE TIME TABLE2 Complete Shows—Losr show storts 8:57 P. M.

PREV'TJK TIME TABtE5:53 "Snow White"7:16 "Gold Is Where You Find It"8:51 "Snow White"

lt:!O "Gold la Where You Find It"

Only the Strong D mFight for GoldandOnlyth« Brave Da*e Love!

GEORGE BRENTOLIVIA De HAVILLAND

CLAUDE RAINSMARGARET LINDSAY

Loir "SnOW

White"Amateurs Every

Wednesday NightOn the Stege

DINE AND DANC, SATURDAY NIGHT!" PINE VIEW INN

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PREVUETIME TABLE

6:M "Bad Man of Brlmatone"VM "Snow While"

9 W I B * d M * n "' B t l B l i l * n * ' ') W:3« "Snow White" .

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BIG TIMEAT

HARRY'S TAVERN42 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J.

DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENTEvery Friday, Saturday and Sunday

MUSIC BY

BILL McMAHON And His ORCHESTRADancing St. Patrick's Nifflit

THE PICTURETHAT HAS

TAKEN THECITY BY STORM

CRESCENTPERTH AMBOY

•Friday, Saturday and Sunday

—In—

"DANGER PATROL"—ALSO—

\ l'lirillint lomody

"SERGEANTMURPHY"

with Ronald Regan

THE MYSfERIOUSPILOT"

C'apt. Frank HawksChapter No. 10

MON. and TUBS.A TWO-GUN GAL FULL OF IMPULSES!

«nd whtt impul

WfiD. and THURS.

AH IMMORTAL TftlUMPHI

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. CHARLES QUIGLEY" * RITA HAYWORTH

- A l s o -

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During It's Run At The

MAJESTIC THEATRE,

DON'T MISS IT!Ilert'l

He'sScream

A

LASTTIMESTODAY

WALLACE BEERYIN

"The Bad Man ofBrimstone"

LASTTIMES

TODAY

With Victor Moore, Helen Broderick,Parkyakarkus, Billy Gilbert

WED., THURS., FR1I'REVUE TIIES. NITESTARTING WITH

PREVUE FRIDAY NITE -It's g o t every-thing, romanceand thrills, glam-

or and giggles

Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern

She 's Got EVERYTHING

I

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(TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED - TRADES ACCEPTED)

FRANK VAN SYCKLE153 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE

EVENINGS

PHONE P. A. 44591

WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT

Do You O w n \Building LolVThot is fully paid for

wiHiin o rodiui of 10

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Arthur H. Dunham284 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE

JClNt; Dinner i i o»«r; Out door», I«.'» ii:pp%rj *nd mow it filling. I

DAD: "Storm or no ttorm. 1promned Joe Wjllumi Iddrive ovtt and itttle thatbuanm deal tonight." !

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DAB: "Of my what...? C• ..you mean call him upOf cour»e!...Why not'1

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rfuMrf ter all caf/» o/ W•nrferar.

NEW JEIUY I U t TCltPHONE COKPAHY

P E L AND FURNACE OIL]HIGHEST QUALITY FOR EVERY

MAKE OF BURNER

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE

PREMIER OIL & GASOLINE SUPPLYI New Brm»wick Ave. , RAHWAV^ f i c k Ave.

Phone Bah. 7-1263 — Nigti

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p*re SFVEN^ („ „ )BR1DGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 193B ™ u t ^ ^

Recreation Basekll Leagues Will Get Under Wa^May 2nd. , , . . ^ ^ , • - - - — - - -— •- -- • - • ~ i f t R i •» T O V I E

MANAGERS CALLED ** DUMOND PLANS Fipld Club S m a s h e d SEWAREN SNARES 'TO MKT T ™ * W B K J J E T ~ « ^UFIRSTMEEM H ^ H _ _ . , , _ „ „ . , 2NDHALFHONORS E i l f f l K l BATTLETONlGffT ttrsws*

\LIIDfARFOtsrHEEIMG

HERE APRIL WtkLists Tentative Re-

1'n, l i r e m ent 8 f o r 1938i umpetition.

DfADUNES ARE SETBRIDOE-Dlwetof B»m

,v,r h»s issued the flrrt call, meeting- of- »ll murugers

,8 in rmt *baseball Uwn in, ,'nii DWliton competition

,.(.,nn for April 1». K wconB,, will be held on May 10

.' <;ioe pinna to have til play',',d.', In the Township lry shape;:»>tioe by April 35 tnd tr

: ;iv in the school and jun• M.-s tin May 3 and lp senior

.irrmFdlatc letfuw by Maynioiii- wishing" to participate

,. roister not later than May• iir lust date Mr ticchanflngrs or for obtaining new play-

•-. . 'unp 1.

baseball, leagues Wilt be or-,1 among »nkw, MwmKli

-M-.inr and elementary school

*. following announctment in'inn with the diamond tour-

- piny wss made by Mr.

> ' 'p,mis mint play In the flrtt•:,. • Hid half* and M new

, nil be entered In the tec-!iv.: Contrary to previous c i *

,. ?;\ leagues with the eitcep.., ,i school baseball, will be

,.d of 4--to 8 teams and,-, Mil be absolutely no five.

.- on. nine or eleven-team

C l u b S m a s h e d SEWAREN SNARESBy B r i c k t o w n Outfit 2ND HALF HONORS

--——••••• • - - IN DUAL VICTORYSOUTH IUVKR - The Wood-brldge Field Club Big rive m n tafield to seek new taureli butwmt down to defeat at the handsof the South River Beta Kappaquintet. 33 to 21 In a elonlyquintet. 33 to 21 In a elonlycontested match On the Utteticourt.

The Big Five started off In arush to rack up tleren pointswhile holding the fraternity toysto two points in th« 'first periodbut slipped backward' In the sec-ond and were outKOttd thirteento two to be In arrears, 15 to ISAt the end of the half. The thirdquarter was even at five-all, y

A determined fourth-period apurtthough It cut the E'i'ttUmners'

J.. Masurowski and „led the South River five.

The lln«-up«.Mg Five

O.Qyenes, f lMayer, fKnight, fLeffler. cWukoveti, g.1/eyt, I- •

Totals .

ROVERS WINNERS1NEXTRAFRAMES

Forced to limit by F. C.Juniors; Rambler. Cop,11 to 9. •

WOODBRIDGE - It took theRovers two overtime

, A determined fourtalthough It cut the E i t U m eeight-point lead to two points.went for naught when J. Manlr-owakl and Murasxko san< longlong shots to sew up the game.

Lefller and Wukoret* starred onoffensive tor the Big Ft*, .scor-ing seventeen point* between them

J1J*0 ,

...12

South RtverR Mkiurowskl, f. :. 1B. Uuurowskl. f. . 2J. Maturowskl,'g. .. (Mk 1J. MaturoMurasiko, g

g

Subdues Hunt's Boyi, D.T. A. to Brttk TripleTie in Senior Loop.

" S. C. TO BE NEXT FOE0 ' 'i - ii* *

- W06DBRtDOI~B*r»ly nosingi« out the Runt'* Boys, at to « . the

Sewaren A. A. won the Group A•eeond-half championship in the

1 Woodbrldge Senior - U a | u t buket-* ball tournament. The day prevl-

1 3 oui, the fcmwnltes had humbled*. the p . T. A., 40 to 17.* By vlrttie of these two victories

l d to settle a threes

CASEYS, BIG FIVEBATTLE TONIGHT

ON LOCAL COURTInteresting Game Antici-

pated At Former SchoolStart Tangle.

FUKUO— m e g»m* to decide theTownship OlrH' Basketball cham-pionship, between the Fordi O«-Oetters and the Woodbrldge AllStars will be playtd in School 14Wednesday night at 1:15 p. m.

A danoe will follow the gatt*with muslr furnished by a W Morchestra under the direction ofPrank WagotU. %

* By vlrttie of these two victories, , In games played to settle a threes

way tie. BtwMtn earned the rightto meet the Sporting Club, GroupB ehampi. last night to settle the

! * ™* Th* wtI?ner -of 'h*1

Ompire-V/ysockl.

Score by quarters:Big PIVB 11 • " •—•"IIHfUB > « . •••- "•-.-South River 2'13 8 18^-32 fracas will meet the first-half

'title-holders, the woodbrldge Field

Percy WukoveU

RAIDERS SETTLE OLYMPICS SMASHC L A 1 T 0 CELLAR TOP HATS, 1 8 - 1 3 »

P t e n 111 m e m w w " v , — •••

. — : — , tournament. The M-J4 score

v*rcome 38 to 19 by Cy- Save Themselves from 2nd some indication of the stiffclone.; Comer Gang Half Whitewadyby Fi- J J ft^J-JBeaten, 52 to 15s nal Game Victory. decided when. » J ^

honors.The Hunt's Boys, after a medl-

ocrn beginning, found their strideat the season ended tnd gave Se-wsren one of the itltTert fightsMen In the Recreation Division's

WOODBRIDOt One of the mostIntermtlng sports contort in Te-c*nt months will Mke p)ae« In theauditorium of Bt Jamtt' tchoottonight when the KntghU of Oo-lumbus qulnut metts tha Woqd-bridge Field Club Big FW«. >

The game will practically amountto a duel between the atumnl ofWoodbrldge Townihfp high rhooland (ho alumni of St. Marv's ofPerth Amboy for the Big F1»«consist* of former performers forthe Red and Black whltt the Cat-eys' line-up is made up of for-mer Bt. Mary's bmksteers

Playing with the Fttld Club willM Yokt OytnM, capUln. andPrlta Ltiltcr of the IN* team,considered one of the greatwt de

CHOPPERS WALLOPSKEETERS,

' coniiaereo one <n n » »•=»->— —finarve pl»T»n « ¥ e r t 0 , w ' M

A . t *

Ford. Intermediate Chwnp. Red and ***£-£«£Humbled; Knight. Low ?™wuko™u «L played jp IM«To Bombers. ™» »•» »nd '• * * & . * •

WORRIED!

IF so - INSURE!t lH year mlml—|>"F > • " " " "

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VLAD HETCHIK311 SUU Strcit,

PERTH AMBOY r. A. <-aai

laeciawi mwu.. «. last-second shotJ by Lee of the Huntsmen rimmed

baskit and fell to the floor.

periods to accomplish the trlck.lers have undisputed cwra «> <_»but they defeated the wo*dbridge| cellar of Group B of ^ W o w rField Club Juniors 12 to 10 and bridge Senior League basketball aithus pushed the LatUralomen #>ut vision. .ol the running for second-half They were overcome 31 W i s «>,l . , , _ l . l_ th. UlA/u4hrM« tllnlnr tv. thlrii.nlU* CVClOHM in ai

in

H u U Vrft4^'[ore, It bthooTN all Interin participating in any of

, >atmes, or any manager tn-v i in entering a team, to ob-a rnntract and fill out tame

nnn as possible beeauM all «n-mil be dated and numberedsit-comMs may be unable to

•••:•• rscts are now available atp. n nation Dlylsloh office* InParish. Home, Rahway Ave-voodbrldge or at any of the

•rii'-'.im community centers• ••; •i'.oiit t h e T o w n s h i p . " i

SKEETERS ANNEXTITLE IN FORDS

IPUSK Over AJarue. 16-11After Beating Hill-Billy'i,29-17.

r iRDS -The Skeeters copped• rs in the Fords Intermediate-. .<• basketball race when theyv:ri the first-half champions.• \l:uues. In a closely-contested

oi vie running ior Kcoua-umilaurels In the Woodbrldge Juniorbasketball league.

The Ramblers, fighting to malrutain their perfect record for theperiod and to secure their chanceto play the Field Club Juniors forthe season's title, were pushed tothe limit to beat the Boys' Clubbut after two overtime inningscame through, 11 to 9

The line-ups

j OConnor, IH. Pogyena, f.Bohleke, e.V. Ciccawe. gR. Knudten, g 0

RovenOn320

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lend-of-the-wason encounterIP Parish House court.In another engagemi...

•<* no bearing on the final stand*ing of the clubs the Hunt's *"-"•unceremoniously disposed oflast-place Corner Gang inGroup A section, 52 to 15.

The line-ups:Hunt's Bays

,: G. ' P..Iperity, f 12 1s lDeter, I 2 0" T * . r 3 0

3 03 03 1

i Oy th« Top Hats. II to 1J. The re- wmne*rs'aniJ Deter scored heaviest»n suit of this game ties these clubs fOr the Huntamen.- foj, last p U c in the loop. ' Sewaren had lit«e dlfflcuHy £

:*5-»L^a~--«^SK: ^ jsata^^WKg their foes In the flnt

period, the lads from across thecreek piled up thirteen points forthemselves and managed in eachwcceedlng period to outscor* their

lawn Wrecks, however, the Olympsuffered a 11 to i t setback.

o. Clpo, for the winnersed for eight deuces toscoring.

The line-ups:T*p Hah

G.J. Qulnn. f 1Larson, f 0Kllby, c 0aiaolak,' g 0R. Qulnn, g 5 1 11Reilly, g 0

. and Le»l ofare also tched-

_ . . SwIU-he*former St. Mary's

a to the Big Five,thla transfer Soapy

M M H erst iMe Barton ace, will

"teed bv Egan, the Woodchop- S & , f f c v e ^LunH"per, played a sturdy fcme through- rte gSJgJgtftJS*

t n -ther Tnte d secuon ggSftSffXftJ* ZSn Jimmy Otrtiy. »• " f ^#r , r r , Qadek and AlanWl will makeup the remainder of the squad

The Columbia Cadets will playthe preliminary and Vic Shermanwill officiate. The game will startst 915.

game tht Junior Bombersquered the Kntthts, » to 11.ue

The

Totalsr. t

Thompeon, f.Hansen, f. •Benyi, t.Orpschuk, c.Salvia. IOrends. g

Totals

5Juniors

0 .1

... . 0. . 0

. 203

1 2 !

Krumm, t

ToUl»

'.lit.-Skeeters won the Tight to'he AlnniM by defeating'/.-Billy's In a nlp-and-tuek

I ntpr, 30 to 17. Headed 11 tor »• the end of the flnt half.

;rHers held their foes score-: i he third period and out-

them » to 6 In the final

jardot. f.Zick. fDe Joy. I-Brodnick. c.McUughlln. ISomers. g.Romond, I

Ramblers

| S . " . r r

Totals

Dubay. fBarcellona,Nemeth, cKamai, 8

Boys' Club1

Totals

to take the title. lBTanki g"::'• champlon&hip game, both

started cautiously, playingOK defensive. Scoring In the I•'•I periods was Mow, ending\•':,•- Marues leading • to J.:•• point, however. theSkeet-

'oose thier offensive, appar- jimving solved the ofefensej

of their opponents andiup a 7 to 3 advantage for'

period. Again in •*»

.. 1.... o

. l.... 1

4

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a

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10

Buryello, fPenziak, fJensen, c

|DUeo, gHarden, g

Totals

25Corner Gang

0 .41011

F10000

Totals 6Olympic*

Lltka. f lHrbtk. f 3Moog, cJurkos, c 1Ulnce, gg 0Yohas, g. 1Oreg». I x

Crclanti» 0

H. Saakts, fQyenes, f,Fredericks, cDoherty. cpetro, gFabo. gp. Saakes, g

Totals

they topped the ftrrt-taWv 8 to 4, to give them uw

lmr-upvAlarM»

G,I 0

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3gktttcn

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'SHOOTERS GLEANIMPRESSIVE WIN

Courageous Fight in Over-time Period Stifles Boy'sClub, 18-16.

" \ WO0DBR1DGF. - Although the0 Shooters had little prestige to pie-*. serve they gave one Jf the mostJlctmraKMiui exhibits in the Seast/n's;5 [local basketball history when the\

o |w. Sefchlk, fliOasstdy, f3'Kenna. f

— iB. Lefller, o9 i p . Oyene^ f

! Kllby, g|H Sefchik, g

18Red Raiders

O200

0c000'I

F.0 'n<;Io0I)

Totals

6 Koond. f.4 Simon, !•8 Johnston, c.j ; Remer, %. .

, >! J. Clpo, g.. p i s . Clpo, g. •

\ Bidder, g.

38 iTotals

1

p . i Lltka, f*!Hrblk, f' i Yuhas, c

0 '! Markous, c. .... , Vlnce, g0 ; Mastroulck, g.2 !M00g. g-Grega , g

Wrwk.24

... 101B0

18Olympics

O.

n. 3. 0. 1

03

1

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p.00001000

The lineups:gewaren A, A.

G.o j u . Ktrnas, f 2

Almasi. f 4

j . Karnas. c _ 5

lasey. g19

284202

It

Jasey. IMcDermott. !

Totals

iGerlty, fiLeahv. fOadek. c

|Lee, cDeter, gParr, g •.-Krumm. g

11Hunt's Boys

O.010

... 1i

. l

F.10

200

r.oooo3o

Blmar. f •Rosin, f..Sountocs, c.Kllen, g.Backsay. g.Nagy, g.

TotalsKnlsht-

25

Totals iScore bv periods:

8ewaren A. A.(Hunt's Boys

P.0

Si4121

2t

McKya. fOloe. f.Ohoan. cWlsslng. RFlowers, g

7 1 8 3-15« K 5 9-24

Totals

Kovacs, f.Payer, fMOTTiS, fNagy, cW»n. gwsko, E

Totals

O,20

. 100

Skeeten

p.20003

It

P.Almasi. fJ. Karnas, c

i Case?, g2jMcDermou, g

Sewaren A. A-G.

f 1

s3T '

Totals

Totals 9 1 191 Totals

MIDGETS TTIAMPLEROVERS, 30 to 2

Fords Junior League Titleholders Sock Iselinites—For Fun!

FORDS-There w«n't nnyj.hln»

BOMBERS WALLOPFORDS AC, 38-21

Keasby Five Maintain. Per-fect Record; F o r d .League Champ*.

o612OURoyle. felobjchak. f• Dubay, f

19 anils, c .,...[MUier, g i.Coughlin. gGadek, g •

nD. T. A.

Onn

. , 21

TOUlSScore (by pef l ods :

Sewaren A. A. 13

D. T. A »

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p.nt

12fi

14

40

A. Stansky, ff

• 7

Woodchoppers

f '

Egan, c.Ro* . 6j . Stransky, gA. Baes to . «•

Totals r

Oillls, i

00000

FORDS A. C. FALLSBEFORE CASEY 5

K. of C. Quintet Claims Lo-cal Semi-Pro Title After33-29 Win.

WOODBRIDOE--The local Cas-ey* split thilr games (luring thtlast week, defeating the FordsA. C. 3S to 38 and losing to theRed Acea of IHttDtth IS to IIat th* Tabs Ball In Btakbtth.

By their victory over the Fordsquintet tha Caseys claim tht seml-pro championship of the township.The Caseys, paced by Soapy May-er, were never in danger untilthe last four minutes when theFords five dropped four seeming-ly Impossible baskets to cut theK. of C. lead to four points asthe final whistle sounded.

At Sllzabeth the Caseyt fought

an unhlll battle with victory wlth-- ' • •—» In tht

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Setvice"tk.t

TotalsScore by periods:

12

11 Hunts

4 | T > T

7 1.3 21-412 2 6 15-25

In thtlr grasp midway m theFourth -qaaW. TraUtal duringthe earlier innings, theya three-point advantage asend of the oontost »1but quick Held goals by

(Continued on pose

the

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WOODBRIDGE

i:'

nS 13 9-401 9 6-17

Hunt's Boys

o

with a record of threv

Or. Id

» »'. f.T II f.

by periods: ^ ^

• " ; • • • i 2 7

Hill Billy's,. f 1

0

c, —*ilRV. g .;'.K, g .

f. ...• ' i vacs .

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Mon

Junior League, had a field daywhen- they met the Iselln RoversIn non-league competition on the

jurt at School 14. The Midget*on. 30 to 2They amassed twelve points tin

the first period and two in thesecond to close out the half with a14 to o margin. In the third pe-riod the Midgets again held their

WOODBRIDGE - TheBombers preserved their r,--~-record In the second-half play In

Fords Senior League ancithe

zer for theprincipal

six

The line-ups:Shooters

G.

6|Van Dalen, f

ll ills ...Billy's

4j.

nt11

1

0si

20

!A. Royl«- 'Varga, c

.Huner, gSeygllnski, geyglln

TotalsBoy1!

F.011126

S W S a 10 points

iSralr^Ki^:whitewash.I The line-ups:

Farts

IP

ii6 o . Hedges, f2 ,c . Buleca, f

I Krumm, tOadel:, f •Gerlty, f

|Lie, c •g

MEN'S SUITS-TOPCOATSOVERCOATS GOING

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Holds YourSelection

'Till Easter

NOW AT

tne roras dcmui uvw.oclinched the season's title in thesame section by handing the FordsA. C. a 38 to 21 trimming on thecourt at School 14.

The Bombers won thf first-halfhonors and took five straight vic-tories to come through In the sec-ond half.

sTotals

Roylt, fMcLtod,Mill

47

MMiller, cDubay, g

o.14

16 t,

Blanks, f!Lefller, f

4 7 0 6-17; 3 .4 8-20

Lefller,Barcellon*. 0

D u b a y , t - , • • • •Szeles, gNemeth, g

. UflW. 8Totals

H N U I E l B J WINAGAINST AVENE

Break Group A lnterpiedl»te Tie, Take SecondHalf Laurels.

w o o n B R i D Q E - T h e Minute1 ii iimke the tie In Qroup A ol° " Kidbrldge lnterm«di«t« n»«-

league by

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1

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t, H g ^L. Cqnnersijlenweb. g

4 I ToUls

0 'PoRpna, f* Knudsen. f

-—- ^_ x* jA. Clccone, f

cinched the gamu f o r l h ^ Minute J V " ' ' ) ^ ^ - ! ; n

|Men by their conslitMit scoring. |V l V1CCOM- u -The line-ups:

Avenel Red tjannels0

of

i

i, KuuPeterson, fMcUughlln,Benson, fT Bird, cO. Berry, IW Kurmlak, g

iW. Leahy, t

a3001

lw""ls of Avwiel. J9 to 18. t h e[",l"tf Men thus «1U mijt

"' 'Hub J a y «>'• the loop

Totals

Ppchtk. fA LtBlef.Oh»pl*r, cv»i»»iy. 1Won. t

Minute M*n0 .3

f " J.. a... a... o

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p600241

19

lO'CAnor, g

Totals

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I FORD A. C. LOSES'Continued from Page ">

Perk and Clancy !or \hf. Eiiza-hethans spelled the doom of thelocal warrior*

Htirlry and Geiuv >d t i e Ca-fvMorers t- hilf ' Rohiit aurt Bariypaced the « imi t i s

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Plenty of Spring Shoes In This Sensational

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ANNOUNCES A I

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' !

Member of the Board of Lectureship of the

Mother Church, the First Church of Christ,

Scientist, In Boston, Massachusetts

Woodbridge High SchoolBarren Avcnu*

SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938At 3:00 P.M.

fWE "PUeWC 15-GOftOrAkLY INVITED

TO ATTEND ;

UMBRELLAS

A Commendable PlanThe p'.an of tm Asourv Park

publicity bureau to have i'..T.orito the resort MIV (oi^uc'ed or. :n-dividuaiiy gliitled WJ:S to i'.^ioj'-canc' scenic »po;& o: Mour.osl'.hCounty by h^h vtnoo; pups'.?trained (or live semce nat mu^hto recommend it \.

George Zuckerman A-oar P|a:kpublicity director, «aio the programcalls'lor the selection o! a group o!high | school boys frum li.e iui.;orjan' J senior cia\5es I who f l'.i be,schooled as guides The itr^ue!according to present plans »iil beinaugurated at tlie cloe* o! 'r.eschool terpi. Under th« pi»:. asmall fee will be pa>ab3e ouet-iiyto the guide lor each tour

Included in the Itinerary *>'! °*trip* to Moiunoutii's Revoluuonarv.battleground sn alleged -r»- p'.Molly Pitcliert, well. Old Itunt::'.Church. Ruimon Road. Higi.lar.iis.'Middletotmn b u r y i n g Kiftunc!

! Christ's Chuich in Shre«'ib'a:v.farming 'sections, lendenial m.-tlons and lo homes of noUbiet '

Guides will be chosen on intelli-gence, appearance. ioun«v andability to impart m detail ia::ot»fact* of interest tovrricg eachtour.

Zuckerman't plan iw niuih tocommend It bfcain* it »:.) notonl. permit visitor* to *te ilonmouth i luuorit ipou aua iec:ea-

itional advantages but also ».:i*ncthe boys who serve as twin •ton' of prattieal knowledge on thetountys loot and highly interest-Ing hutoo' Hurh a barktrounfis valuable in that it t e r m Co keepalive in the y o u n t u m tht tradi-tions . and lore which has madeUonmouth one oj thr matt iiAer-<-J.tii\g wrtiona of the

"Artl* fion» the t6tecrtatipiial phase* UM

• provide welcome KTrniK from »IjpleaaajU occupaiion to tiw bov»

K*r mrn. Hunfn andrtlMrrn. Vulllt rlll.pr..faiir^ M«rdrr«. mid all• i r r panirin. »arlfij,,l ka»lllr>

iWomen's Hand Bags

2 For 1>rn >prln( «l)ln I* 1Upoui'bc* pnil rstrUpt^. ^LM»elT tltrd. AII rolor.. " " "

Men's "Union Made" Headlight

OVERALLSNatiunally advertised

rand — at the lowestpricr in town. Blue,white and striped.Sizes tii 42. Extraxi/es at 51.99. »

MEN'S DRESS AND WORK

PANTSVALUES

TO $3

M4<ir bv nuiiufailurert of well-

knonn repuulian! You'll find

ihmul i , tergea, oifurds. (we«da,

trench backs and corduroy. l.l|bt

»nd dark patterns. Size* to U.

WOMEN'S CREPE

Gowns-Pajamas

2 forTaitel shades withcontrasting trim. Fullcut and well madegowns anJ 2-piccepajamas. All siiei....

2-WAY STRETCH

G I R D L E S

2 forValues to SI. Pantyand garter styles.S im small, mediumand

arge

Famous "Joan Ellen"

UNIFORMSeach

Idea)' for m a i d s ,nurses, beauticians,housewives, dentists'asiatants and wail-ie»j«s. Siii-i 14 to 46.Large • wlrclion ofstyles in white andcoloii

WOMEN'S TAFFETA

SLIPS3 for

Made to sell for i»ceach, Ijirr irimmfrtand brocaded stylesFull cut. Sizes 34 to44. Limit i In a rus-tomei

Women's New Spring

Fabric Gloves

2 prs.b!)t to II a

pair. Many one-of-a-kind. Hand ic^n,double woveiu. Allcolors and sizes

MEN'S WORK AND

DRESS HOSE

13 prsMade tn vl l -for I.Vpr. Solid colors in-cluding white. AimUntie* Sires 14 to12. Limit 13 to auntomrr

MEN'S 6VI=RALLS

Cr Work Pants

eachlull rut overall inblue, white k n d

| striped. Sturdy workpants in dark pat-terns. Many with

| leather trim poArt*and double seat. AllMies

MEN'S DRESS AND

WORK SHIRTS

l l f o rCirey cover| and blue-hambray work ihirts.made by "Alg V»nk"Also dress ihirta in^ s 1G, 16'; *ni 17only. Real ralue*

CORSETS-GIRDLES ' Boyj' Broadcloth,

CORSELETTES DRESS SHIRTS

eachEverything that's nenand a style for everyfigure. Valuet toSI.40. Complete lineof Itengu corsets atSl,!« and V!!l.r>

2 forKarnous makei. Kentand regular cellar*.Solids and fancies.last color*. All ttiea.First quality

CHINDELI D I M T M E N T STORES

97-105 SMITH STREET PERTH