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••Street...;;,';. / • /:•. • , V ' ' .'). -the pu'rposo'dl the meeting is• .to decide wlwthejf. t\ rc6r.ganlte

tihe. nntf oc.to disband HndJuYnover a "consMe'r.able'' amount of•money now ln.fthcb.«nk to charl

1;.table orgahiietfoni.-Alt memb'pnare urged;to attend the Sessionarid vote on the question. ' •_

Live-NotDeaA-Peopk %«fo«H$Need, Conakry Qbjedon hmstHilarity Marks Public Hearing On flan To Enlarge, Burial Grounds; Committee Sustains Objections

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vqrs DevelopmentLiiliHRIDGE — A Waring11,,, hdd before the Board of

umnt next Friday'night;-at(/dock to decide Upon the

lent ion of the WoodbHdgeI,.,,. Apartments, Inc., to cpnrL ., mmv of apartment hmjs-L smith Park Drive, in the|,lhi iilire Park section, off Eton-1 Avoiiiro.'Ili rd* Dunham, agent for the'

oriitioii, states that the pjro-|,l structure is the ."garden

with a center court, sur-,l',,,i by five twp-story framebrick-veneer buildings', 103

Ii,y ;tt feet each. Gjsrsigftt-

front a . . ,. . _,.... had their- desired efltect Monday nigh,t and as a resultihe Township Committee did "riot atiopt ah; ordinance1 -onfinal reading which *.w6iild ,hjaVe entitled; tha Hityiy Trinity•Rbma^-Gatholi(S Slovak GhWCh to enlarge its cemetery inBerth Amboy. > • The ordinance which would* hiva;giventhe Both Israel Cqroetery the'sameirivlleg.es was '«lso (turned down,I though there wcro' no protests

pffcrou in.that case, j , ..Vineont Guttweln, speaking in

behalf of' tho Hopolawn detec-tion, pointed o\it thqt anothercemctdry in the vicinity woulddepreciate property values. and

.relations will be provided inpur of the court. If approved,mstruction will cost in themrhood of ?16Q,000.

ens to construct similar apart-:lwellings on Green Street,uu-ned down after protests•cceived from home-ownersvicinity. William AUgaier,Kstnte Director of the

hip, points out that'in his.! tin; now location is anme us it would improve thehich is now' unsightly. 'It isliuf of real estate develnp-1

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CHAPTER #6MON. »nd TUES.

[ Bn»etl on J. Edgar Hooyer'i"Pcriom in Hiding"

LOMBARD CREATESNEW PEJtSONAUTYAchieves New Characteri-

zation In Dramatic'Vigil In The Night'

Had Carole Lombard deliberate-ly set about creating an entirelynew screen personality, the antlthesis of her previous characterisa-tions, she CQuldh't have doine bet-tor than select herrole of the'epn-flciehtiofrmrrsa in A. J. Cron'in'tidramntic. Btoryi "Ylgil :in" theNifcht," her current RKO Radio vo<hifile in which she is co-starred withBrian Ahcnrrie and Anne ShirleyTho picture,opens,tomorrow at ttupitmas.- . ' • • • • ' - . ; . • ; .._.\•Her 'reason, However i« much

HlmploT-—-arid • tfio vdifference goesm u c h , d c o p o r . ' • ' • ' » ' , ' . • • '

"It is a Btronif rolfê in a power-iul story," explains ^iss Lombard'."What more -could eh' actresswant?.

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ERIES A U G U S T S . ;

For Loop Play;Age; Groups LMefd.'

ULTIETISE CITED

opened Its 1040 diamond' sensonore recently by filappiriR the Fords

g l D t l t t W F d kv F > 0 v d 8 p a r k , ., Charley Murdock starred on the-thound W..thd O h l l i b '

^hl ts in Hhfl. neyeri.inninii effn-tc8t.;"He ./anded thirteen of theipposltion batsnieii/ ,* •

Rinkydinks tiefed Co&eti

tho eli?(i)llity fli,. in the various diyiBioDR ojIvmiisliip recreation-.softhai', , ucrc released yesterday bj,1 (;in(>, Director of'the Reb-,,,• |i(>|inrtinont. •

,.,,1'iljiHf to 1 Gioo,' team con-. um'l rosters will bft accepted,s o'clock Tuesday- night,in. l-'irst half play will be-

,1,-IJ- ii nnd June 15, Sccqnd-, ,iDjit'tiiion is slated to start•' i and terminate August 17.wri'k is allowed after eachf.'.r the playinK.of pottppneds, ties and play-offs. Thesliip scries will' open August

•ito the fact that team on-ill lie accepted until Aprili,M it develop that ;mor6

Is ;irc filtered than the total;,;ny to mnkc a well-rounded

i niin contracts submittedIn' k'nuuu quota-has beenI will bo placed on a wult-. Entries will be dated as

hv Oioe.

that'. The Date TroutiWiU A iA

inNewJemyWOODBRIDG-E-ThQ town-'

ahip',» freah water anglers willsoon be Betting their alarmeloeks for early arising' Yea,

,only nine more days remain be-forG tho day of days arrivoa. It'sApril lB,opening day of the troutsoason, - /

The. nine dayn remaining Isjudt about enough time for thetrout anglers to check over theirtackle and wearing apparel.Reels, lines, lures and rods arcdue for a thorough going-over.

Stores are already" featuringthe latest piscatorial items.Showcases are filled'with newflies for the fresh water -fisher-man.

ft 4 Rinkydlnk»g their third straight bbe-

bttll conquest over the wectcondwhen they beltod the Fords Cotpets

1 te 0, ntthe-Forda park djniTiodMilf Potersis?k was on the

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Th'a Ibc'ai .Wfrftnc demerit will piny j»t the W d V f i e c for the 'Com" " t o Itipar.'that a- llefltilte -mliintfl, IPI.the n(iio «f moi', mid In equal monthly

WljnenU of »U.0O nlus Interest ander term) provided for In contract of

...o Bale nt all of the premises Inquestion shall be subject to the fallow-Ing conditions and restrictions on theunVto W made of the land, which ahullbe taken to be real covenants runningwith th» land and binding upon thepurchaser, Its auccegsors and assigns,fnr a Term of ten yeara from the date

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It's no use talkinM; Amusement guys arc touuh.They h/ave practically sewed nn thefirst.place position in the Wood-bridpc Rec leaprue, and they do thesame thing with _the high-three-Kame set prize. They .butcheredthe maples for games of 10R2,1001and 1002 for a grand total of 3035,and if you think any teani is goingto beat that this season yotivc nuts.

—M-. Lehrer, 2(18—"Hot-Foot" Kuty did it again

agaiait till Kacopi. He bangedout * 807 teriet to make himtelf• nemeiia to the1 Kacopi. ; Be-tween yon and m^ that • the onlytime the lug hiti'em." The eventcalled for » little celebrationand "Kuiy" took care of hii endlike a trojan.

—M. Lehror, 20R—Those ParamountBavbers finally

Rot out of thrit 13-t;amcjirix. JoeGrimaldl who sponsors the team,should give Jimmy Zilni an extradouse of hair-tonic for that 23-1game, which was th« mnin factor intheir* winninp that game. JohnnyTtemais also collects a clip for hi.t223. • :

—M. Lehrer, 268—The fy-it block of ten gamei in

apecial match beWeen "Rocky"Stango and "Hock" Chomickiwere railed Wedneiday night atthe South Amboy Y. M. C. A.with "Hack" taking a big leadof 244 pint. Chomicht hit icoreiof 181, ^14,-244, 199, 173, 150,220, 195, 198, for a total of1,978, while Stango'• gamei•/ere* 179, 183, 201, 181, 167,186, 159, 168, 145 and 195 to-taling 7.734 pint. Rocky raninto 17 ipliti, which were mainlyreipomible for hii bad gmci.Hli ball juit ^efuied to take thepina even though he plugged thepocket very iteadily, while Hackifamouf "mixer" wai workingovertime. The iccond. and laitlet of gamei will be rolled at theFordi Rec Sunday at 2 o'clockand the chancei for Rocky pick-ing up thoie 244 itleki are pret-ty ilini.

—M. Lehrer, 268—: 'The only possible chance Stango

has if he is fortumite in lay in c; inthe first two games.with scoresaround 240 while 'Hack who is

.-T-M, tohrer, 26?—"'.Bobby Jogan^ who vAt the Craftsmen's Club alleys

the teams iwe on their last ICR andarc pretty well bunched up for topspot. There should bo plenty "oactual t h w j f o f k i t A l

Gerek' and G. Rusznnk | have al-ready signified their desire to pinywith the Loglon.

The. 1940 campaign will probablyopen May 5. All games will bebooked for Sundays at .the LegionStadium..

AU-STARS TAKE 2IN 3-THT

residents of Woodbrid(?o properand any members of teams com-iotlnf» in the Recreation,- Civic nnd'eanut leagues. The first forty toegister will be eligible to partici-pate in the tourney. AccOrdinu to•esterday-'s report, thirty bowlerslave already entered the title.cries. ,

The tournament rules require a'1 entry fee. Two games to bo

bowled, total pin-fa l̂ to .qualify.Hiph thirty contestants will beeligible for match play. One gameeach will be rolled on alloys 1 and2 and 3 and 4. There will be ftfifty-cents entry fee per matchthereafter.

Qualifying RalesThe thirty qualifying bowlers

shall be divided into fifteen hitfh- 'New Brunswick here Sunday after-men and fifteen low-men groups, inoon,The high man will meet the low j The All-Stars copped the fsrstman, and tho second highest to.roll .game, 959 to 884, then took the

itching Chorei Will Fall ^To Simonien, Gunwy; "

Iniicld UncerUin

VAHAlY

Outdistance New Bruns-wick Combine In Match

Here on SundayWOODBRIDGE — Taking the

first two gamqs of a three-gamemutch, the Woodbridge All-Starsout-pinned the Schwartz kcglcrs of

WOODBRIDGE — Woodhr^dg.High School's sqund of fcminlnbow and arrow experts continuedin second' place in tho third annuascholastic archery tournahicnisponsored by the Now Jersey Archcry Association.

The^cores for Mnrch, relotiBedSaturday night by tho. nssoclntion,placed the Bloomfleld ftigh girlarchers in a class by themselvesfor having captured the teamchampionship for the fifth consecu-tive month, " . •• *

In taking top honors again, thqBengnl sharpshooters registered1,020 points, Woodbridgc finishedsecond with a count of 976. Bogotawas third with' 942, followed byMorristown, 922; Hillside, 859, andIrvington, 810.

Miss Dorothy Roddy was high

its fortes apiinit a powerful ]aril • Prep - team; Cqwh Nickco and hii l»40 biseball t&Hfepreuntlnii WooSbrldgf RtSchol will op«n the local diama

Th«»(i»jr, »t theStadium here.

4T\\e Barrens, lait year's CentJoney Group IV championo'. \now operating in Group Ht-fower division, arc running <feverish pace. No one on tha «quIt lonfitig.

Prtsco is on the job assign!drills, Instructinit bo(jlnner« akeeping nil players in.motion «ll;Vithe time and It top speed. Thi 'veterans^ too, are hustlln); as well"as helping the rookies. >,

1 Most promisim? of the begln«\"?ncrs Is "Morris" Vahaly who i L

holding down, the .keystonen the varsity, Prisco stated'nhnly has a good arm and If:ecps his head he' has n great , M ,lire in baseball. Anotherirospect is Tulo Jankovinichutficlder.

Infield h NewNick Somok, Jim Bedi,

Pochek and Vahaly round out thtfinfield. The quartet, with the eje^icption of Pochek, is new and httf'lot liecn tested for endurance. ] '

Alex Ur, fastest man on thoiqund,, Butch Gurney and John

shooting1 on his tough-alley* woulddrop to around

k" f i k iwith this

masi's nnd.the Craftsmen's furnishinff the most fireworks.

—M. Lehror, 268—' For the Round-Robin at TheCivic league, it Ionki like Spring'er, Hihieleiki, Rui Lorch, and"2-Ton" Lev! are a pretty lurebat. McFarlane and Simomenwill be up there too. With thftabove kegleri in there will be nodoubt that they will give anyfive men a good argument.

, —M. Lehrer, 2C8—It seems' as if George's Tavern

pinners will absolutely not toleratethe Nut Club in thfc Peanut takingmore than one game from them,For the past, season they have wonpractically evei"y match from them.The last match they popped a 1017'to tuke hiph single game, "and fol-lowed with a 970 to miss highthrec-Rnme set, held by the Nuts,

Gunner" Nelson nnbctne hot-Jog, Th« final i . t will be rolled

Pctnut »1l«y* an Sunday,

with his 208 •"Nate" Bern-stein was on'tho paying end of abet Monday night , , , His brotherBernie's "hook" must have went toFlorida for the winter . . . The Jef-

2819.Schwartx (1)

Doktorich, 185-178-188; Tager,179-140-158; Habcdank, 1G3-192-224; Slifkin, 182-204-228; Kubiak,195-158-177. Totals, 884-878-975,2737,

man and the next highest to meet Bornstuin, 244-179-221; Simonaen,the second lowest, etc. The losers,212-194-192. Totals, 959-948-912,shall-be eliminated" from furtherplay. • '• The three high men and bye con-testants shall then bowl the fourlow men in order of pin-fall. Thebye men will take fourth high rank-ing. . .

The semi-finals will consist ofthe four money winners. The highman will bowl tho lowest man, thoiecond highest to meet the fourth

contestant.The finalists will then roll it off

tor the Woodbridgc singles cham-pionship, Two games, total pin-fall, in all matches.

The prize money will be award-ed as follows; winner,' $20; finalist,$10; semi-finalist, $5, and aemi-finalist,. $5. High game prizeaward will be $5.

scorer for Bloomfleld' with a countof'2(12. Miss Irene Hawryliw, with254, was tops for Woodbridgc.

The scores:TilimmfloldDofothy Roddy 282, Clnrh

Sulvlk 25(1, Oertruds Downs 252, Jeaninwo 250. Total, 1,020.WoodbridRo — Irene' Hawryliw 253,

.Ilrhnn JiimlQrup 248. Liium Qulnn 211!Rnmiinu Stoll 232. Totul, 970.

Bogota—Irene Janssen 260, Marn Murbott 238, Marlon Rchusaler 280, Mldrcd Ponalo 218. Totul. 942.

Mori'laUiwn—Cynthtft Muclntyre 252,CurolViT Sefolk 228. Krelvn Clnrk 221Lois Wilson 218, Toinl, 'flffl.

Hlllslilc — Marlon Smith H53. JnnWalsh 230. Munrarot fflwrl 1M). Morle':rMiwany 187. Total. 859. • ;

IrvlnRtnn—I'->vnrly Noanilrr S38, ̂Browni> 201, Kuiili.1; Bryiui 20.'i, OlurlAHwi-t 181). Total,'H10.

Andiron—Rll™ Cnml).i 170, Ifnlh-ySnlilviin 1011. Nunl Ornnun 8!), B.ot'Jolicn 91, Total, 372. '

p c h e d u l c s . . . At the Peanut—TheCasey gang is giving plonty troubleto the other t e a m s . , . the Ooi'ity's"Lo" and Eddie are doing the mostdnmagc . . . Willie Skay is positively one of the big s i x . . .

Dubay make up tho outfield organ-ization. '

Tho. pitc.hin(? departmentthe only roal promlao- visible atpresent, Boh Simonsen and Butch!Gurney show great possibilities. •Siinonsen in likely to duplicate hi*.pdrfor'-'iice of last year. He haaan cli'ectivo faBt boll, plenty of )control and knows how to pitch1.Gunoy ftlwuys has been gifted:with everything that aproat pitch-er feliould have—^except control,

Pan! Kurzo and Mike Greachukwill ho I'i'oomod with the JuniorVarsity and will action ns reliefInivldr. Control seems lo be thoweakness of both boya.

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Oynamito" Horvath was drinkingseven-up , . . The Iron-mon wereordering apven up at a time—anddowning 'ejn too Val Lundshould wear baseball shoes—itmight, keep him behind the foulline . . , 'Ray for Roy Anderson—hs missed his usual bad game thisweek . , . Steve Lesko, (Jensen'smeat cleaver) sliced off some nicescores for the Hollo's . . . If JoeSinally doesn't watch his leg whenhe's delivering the ball, he'll haveto buy a crutch . . . There's openbowling every Friday, Saturdayand Sunday at the Fords now'—Two leagues have finished their

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bcnon. wii'n. Gi'uffredu-iva* jor'itv of its 8,000 inhahlmnts umi,dranjatiti,' micnni^ra] or forty Ve»«K*(vf aRC fcmrc 'coltctfe

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Mrs. Henry pave tfrepqrt on theFederation Meeting helci. by the

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g yWoman's 'Clnb last month.

Mrt. Soli reported an £ht; Presi-dentrs;Tea held-by'.the-'South Amhoy Woman's Cluli recently., Mrs,Rush read u poem composed . byMi>. Blancht: Balfoui in honor ofthe propram chairman, Mrs. Wil-liam II. "Watson.

There wero 24 preser.1 and re-freshments were served by MTR.Frank J- LaFarr apd-Mr^. Solt,The .annual meeting; .will' b( heldApril-17 At, the horn? of Mrs. PeterVan Syckli: in Cliff Kontl with Mr.'-

Stiiwuli, UK co-liostcsj-.. "

AvsnnD, 'and Edward Elliott, ofOak Tfte Rfsd, were New Yorkvisitors on "Wodneniiy and Thurs-day.

Hay it; iTtm PenhingAmna'o ̂ School aoiitorimn, the

holtdsv iran( Kotbj' Toihk*rcw,;Mrtt Church of Iaelinits. annul play and dance. The

te the c u t «f "HareCkatlie" are'Slorta Preen,

Dorothy Lordi. Jtuth'Kiitzer. Bar-A. AJten, of Jitney City,

thi- Brnulay of "Mrs. i'._,— Monncey, 3Unche,£i«ta:,,Ed-wartf Elliot, John Omttki, Frank

, Lwlie

thf -neckntd

bold', .Chjhjwr.'of «^yy,i»in(raw- woaLajiii Idanee tn'

f M i dt ; nra-1. .future. Munt ior due*irp will bi .Iqrnnhed *y Joe 'Baf'tinJ

p Grouv met, *hU week at the" of -Mr?,. G. "Woodi, 6f L«

or.oth\ Kochek, Dorothy £ 0 1 ,Rtfth Mutze:, Clara Sink, "SGale, Stanley Owens,Snowdej.. Anthony Ho

Mflttensoii, all of town,and Jtoy Irwin of .Crauford.

—Francis^nowden, of Terehinp

Mr,Owen*. beyfj bhirnlahsd' by too 1Caeh,t Club" Boys.

-The-Holy None" Society offetftiaVPKtffli'-win sponsoi: ap

on April.25K Th

Trilljriect on April'Chairman'for " "

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50 feet HI her $itehen windovhftvf t< b« earned

amid inuirhtci,

'1IjeJd. Mendw

F'unet«I HomeMr. Imrrassm, wh»'ha-

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bershoji inHop{fee committee that the FHA had.refused loans w build nevin Hopolawn. beceuat ther- "

d d k then-too many dead

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tliis snl'j ' Saiii int? mi wltK th': »„ . , .. solii OH t?Tinf will r^-1 purchaser

_ dnwn payment'or S"4J.CK> tt!f' tor _nbiiuic« e( ourchMC Prici? 10 h'- pain in

ilmnnfhly inauillmont^ of SIOO.O'1tnteresr-tiiKi' othtr t?rm:

'ftif'in-eonfrwit of »alo.Tim ualc of oil-the prenime'1 i'

Uoii ahall be siubjcr' Ln trr d-iitibnB lanci l̂•R'.riĉ iâ ^ of: in •..!»>•

'to .b" made of'thflanti. whicl. .̂ hnl1. h<lakBlJ'tn bo'real cnvenantn ruhnipr witl

iiuc•. Uiiidnii; upuii tinilt- jjut'tesHorH uiifi MHBiffiif(Kleii'..yean- lfun; '• ' ' u"1'

• Nil.assignment of interim "in ai\y oi(be Intv mcluaeii in (lue »al"- fee f«r tli«- pr«uaration ol t

Takfi inrtlici' nntim that a" satn fairor any dote , in which It muy-.lie »u-loiinied tlv. Township Cutnniltlw re-aerve.'t the richt in iff (tiacretimi to t--Ject any aw "t .th( aboTfc statement i tnw to th

FRIPAV, AffRll 5,1940/• t

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H. J.Logan,

Hague.had a candidate-but that was only a coinci-dence ! Mr. Hoffman got his sales tax—very briefly, to be

My! Bat They're Smart!I think it's a pretty safe bet any mow'that the Repub-

icans simply will never learn.I've been watching politics in New Jersey frojn tht

fifty-yard line for nigh on to ten years come next Wife*Sunday and not^wlthin my memory has there ever beenime when the Grand Old Party couldWt point to ft 1edition prodigy from Podunk as the guy who ultimately '?Was going to take Frank Hague's meaaurfr. The lintrack??!David was Hamaybe ain't efrom it.-

There was supposed'to have been an alliance betweej^vHagtie and^Hotfrtiaii a* ttif ba f̂c -M |0iW,*tRwi Mr* Hoif-','';*>man jopposed. William Li DHj.foVthe goVeiriio'rthip. I doh' t**befieye; it, I,thirik^that Mr.':ty\\ gok'eyef^ bit of apppcoi ' ?

Mr. Hague could muster and the fact that he waB iby a few thousand votes 'ia simply 6ne of those'puzzles whichhasftevef'bee'n solved.'"

How Stupid It Would Have BtenlCertainly; there was,no sense in such,;an

.so far as Mr. Hague was concerned; If he wasn't satisfied . _with Mr. Dill BB the Democratic candidate ,for Governor,"'«why in the name of the Saints did he ever nominate himfI think everyone will agree that Mr..Hague can select any ?!'candidate he chooses. Why would he put up a man simplyo knoc^him down, and at the same time do business with,

a Republican who; under the restrictions of organized'politics, could only give him the merest crumbs of patron-age? If Qague elected Dill he could have the plums—'BO he saw to it that Hoffman was elected and got only thepits! It's nonsense,

What Mr, Hague did do under the circumstances, wassmart business. Mr. Hoffman Was Governor and there*are lots of tilings Governors can give away that Mr. HagueWants. He immediately proceeded to take' Mr, Hoffmaninto camp—the same gentleman from South Amboy theRepublicans figured was going to send Mr., Hague to thecleaner's. - . . ' . '

As. Governor, Mr.'Hoffman insisted on a salp ' tax,/:1

That was all right with Mr. Hague. He. had a few voUfr.-j'in the legislature which would insure passage of the Gov-ernor's sales' tax bill., Of course, there was a vacancyat the time on the Court of Errors and Appeals for which

the more serious accidents weredue to the hazards of the weather,Planes were in flight when theyshould have been aground,

What Would "Confucius.Say"?

Does anyone feel sorry for theChinese sage who ,is now beingwidely,mistreated through puttinginto his mouth many words and1

sentiments- that ha .never uttered?If somebody wearing a Chinesescholar-costume of twenty-five cen-turies ago could reappear and al-lege that ho has been cruelly mis-quoted, that would be Confucius.

"East is cast and west is west,"wrote Rudyard Kipling, "and neverthe twain shall meet."' But he didnot stop there. And we need onlycompare the Chinese sayings withthose of Benjamin Franklin's PoorRichard to realize the kinship ofall wise men,

."In style," Confucius averred,"all that is required is that it con-vey the meaning," Now the re-grettable feature of the currentfad is the inanity in most of theparodies. , However, "Confuciusmight cdjiour In some measurewith the, modern vogue; "Betterbe remembered by all," he mightsay, "than forgotten by all butscholars.'—ChriitUn Science Man-llor.

POCKET BOMB TAKES FIN-GERS.

Washington.—Whilo waiting farhis pay check, Thomas L, Pear-son, 69-year-old construction work,er, put his hand in his overcoatpocket and immediately there wasan explosion which tore two of hisfingers off. Pearson could giveno reason for anyone's planting abomb in his overcoat .pocket,

sure—and Mr. Hague got the appointment to the Court ofErrors for his minority leaderin the House of Assembly—but permanently!. Score one for Mr. Hague.

When He's Through With Them--Subsequent evidence of understanding between the

two led to the belief in many quarters that the combina-tion was actually Oh the verge of incorporation. These hadforgotten that the whole history of politics in New Jerseyin Mr. Hague's day contained chapters depicting similaralliances in other years. Mr. Hague has used one Repub-ican right after the other—used them to his own benefit

—and then when they were not in a position to do any-thing more for him he promptly disposed of theirW

He's Through!Well, he's finished with Mr. Hoffman, With Mr.

Hoffman's help, he got an appointment (also to the Courtof Errors and Appeals) for his son. He1 played the storiesof his friendship for South Amboy's first citizen for all theywere worth. He never denied them. He led Mr. Hoffman,possibly, and certainly Mr. Hoffman's followers to the be-lief that should his "pal" again run for Governor 'hewouldn't do anything to harm him.

Not much! Mr. Hoffman announced his candidacyand the lads, he has attached to the public payroll smiledsmugly when you asked them if they thought Mr, Haguewould help his candidacy along, They almost sneered,"Of course. Don't be stupid!"

Mr. Hague helped him, all right. He .helped hisfriend Harold by designating the strongest candidate tbappear in New Jersey since the Republicans convincedDwight Whitney Morrow to run for the United States,Senate—Charles Edison.

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LEGAL NOTICES

24,4,2.69, 18.07

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LEGAL NOTICES

tlond.across the lands of tln» partyof the flrnt part hereto Hlmll be ln-enteil over such portion of sa'li],landsan Dttld party of.ttiu llrst pnrt, theirheirs nnd ftaslgnB, owners of snld re-maining property Hhall deslRnnfflund not othorwise; and that unfllsaid alley. 10 feet In width by Hifoet In length above mnntlonoi]shall be opencil n« sot rorth n, (u,fl

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