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CLOUDY AND COLD Fair and continued cold today. Some cloudiness and cold ''ijht and tomorrow. Low tonight near 20. Temperature by the hour today: 12 I'l'Z 4'5 S7S 9 10 11 20 18 17 17 16 IS IS 16 18 23 31 31 Yesterday: Mas, 35; 19 Middlesex Edition WDIIX on the Air Monday through Friday 2 to I pm. Saturdays and Sundays -m.

to 9 p. m. 93.5 on Your FM Dial 1 Daily Home News For a Greater A' ic lirunsicick Founded in 1879. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 14, 1932.

2S Pages. FIVE CENTS John W. Propeller Trouble Caused ftppTznenutu; rigure in irusi One Boy, In Auto Accident, is in Hospital After Wild Crash, C.A.B. Indicates Dies; Headed Big Chase Through Camden Streets; Two Give Selves Up JAMESBURG. Feb.

14 Twelve of 15 'teen-age boys who escaped Right Props TRAILER OVERTURES AFTER SMAS1WP OS ROUTE 25 make the call and housed the youngster until guards called for him. Mr. Fitch said he picked up from the State Home for Boys Concern morning mo'S I one of the boys in Newark; one, osiery 1 Mentioned In Report iiugsmg a waicnman nave oeen: piainfied resident had his apprehended, Fred Fitch, super- th tif Mr Fitcn hile stiU -J Tu" was apprehended in Mr. Fitch said the three still jfiemineton missing are believed to be in New Mr Fitch" said one boy was ap. v.

'prehendcd in a car he had stolen Mr. Fitch said two of the boys but did not have full detaUs in Founder of Company Here Is Stricken Suddenly At 73 in N. Y. ELIZABETH. Feb.

14 UP) The Civil Aeronautics Board today indicated that trouble in the right propellers caused the crash of the National Airlines plane here Monday that took 32 lives. The announcement was made at koi iiuo lunner ainicuiiy auringthat case Four were arrested; their escapade. They were caught aboura mile from the unfenced' in a stolen car after a serious grounds iess than an hour after! I vo i naiiYULf iii v-diuueii cany litis i hf hrpak i morning. One is in Cooper Hos- I xhp cuard Frank Rufford. 55.

I I. A ia news conference called by the GRADUATE OF RUTGERS GAVE IT MANY GIFTS John Wyckoff Mettler, 73, founder and president of the Interwoven Stocking Company, the CAB. Joseph O. Fluet, chief investigator, Region C.A.3., said the stricken plane "suffered loss of power on the right side which could have caused a yaw to the jpital in that( city with undeter- has been suspended pending a' jmined injuries after he was meeting of the board of managers: thrown clear from the car. Tuesday, Mr.

Fitch said. He iother, said by Mr. Fitch to be the isaid Mr Bufrord was derelict in i driver, is being held at the Wil-dnuty in handing over his keys Jliamstown state police barracks one of the boys after the latteri pending return here. 'asked for permission to go to the! The accident climaxed a wild lbathroom; and also failed to have chase by police through Camden I roundsmen posted near the door which the stolen auto smacked when he made the periodic check. a trailer-tractor, Mr.

Fitch After the youth got the keys, he said. He did not have full mr Bufford over the head I tails, such as to where the autojwith an object believed to have taken and who the owner a brush, stunning him mo-, Mr. Fitch said if the injured mentarily. The 15 boys, whose! boy's condition permits, he range from 15 to 17 be transferred to the institution's dashed to freedom. Ten other hospital.

(refused to join in the break, Mr.j right and loss of flying speed. Both of the right propellers have been torn down and examined, he added. Mr. Fluet said the propeller blades of the inboard engine of the four-engine plane were in full reverse position; on the right outboard engine the blades were largest manufacturers of men's hosiery in the world with its main mills at Martinsburg, W. died; suddenly at 3 p.

m. yesterday in New York Hospital. He was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage while preparing yes-; terdav morning in his apartment at 640 Park avenue, New York, to leave for his office at 390 George street. Physicians ordered his removal to the hospital and later, his son, John W. Mettler Jr.

was notified by his mother and rushed to the bedside. Mr Mettler had been ill; ii ruin i i 'feathered. He explained that propellers normally are reversed only to xwo escapees gave memseives fitch said. up late yesterday, Mr. Fitch said.

The escapees are known as One appeared at a farmhouse chronic offenders and some have about a mile from Jamesburg and escaped on other occasions, Mr. iasked the occupants to notify the, Fitch said. One got away six i State Home he was ready to call times. it I create a braking action during the mil'1'''- wwawwHw tf-wvvT JOHN WYCKOFF METTLER rartnr.raii..r ranked in the death of one youth and collision between an auto and critical injuries to another In Raritan township last night. George Tiedemann.

17, of Milltown was it quits. The owners refused to take him I sisteodirecthig thT'aiTairs of RftVAI FI1NFRAI tho onnrpm from the New I till 1 UllLiitTlL thrown from the car in which he was riding and crushed when Uie nuge trauer ovcihumc. ianmng roil 01 a piane on a run-iway. It is never used in flight. I Feathering means the blades of jthe propeller are turned edge-on ito the slipstream to present the 1 least air resistance.

I Such action usually is taken by la crew member in an emergency in, Mr. Fitch said. The boy went to a second place, and again was denied entrance. Finally, a man in a third farmhouse agreed to 100 PINTS GIVEN Milltown Youth Fatally Injured School Board Winners In wick offices. He was a daily commuter from his New York home to this city in the winter and from his East Millstone residence In the summer.

TORI.flfiDM0BILE reduce dragon" the "plan? when ULUVuiuuuiuu something goes wrong with an Little Town of Windsor Now RUUNG PLEDGED In Crash in Raritan Township engine. Awaits Loriege as i nou-sands Pass Bier From Car and Crushed Mobile Unit Takes Standi ON STEPHENVILLE This Area 1 1 George Tiedemann, 17, Thrown loxdon Feb 14 Health Deoartmentl Mr. Mettler was at his office on Monday and remained in New York on Lincoln's Birthday because the offices here were closed. He had arranged an agenda for yesterday and his staff was waiting for him when word was received that he had been hospitalized. Born in East Millstone, the son of the late William E.

and Gertrude Van Pelt Mettler, Mr. Mettler lived there all his life. He at- At tlkS Building lor elusion the plane had lost power Day's Contribution SSSl right engines' FLut Erwin J. Kershaw, vice Red Cross mobile unit col- dent in charge of operations for By Huge Trailer; Driver Critically Injured RARITAN TOWNSHIP, Feb. 14.

Route 25 behind the tractor- A Milltown youth was killed in- trailer. They said the youths, com- little town of Windsor boarded up the windows along its narrow main street against the expected crowds. To Make Decision on Sewage There TRENTON, Feb. 14 VP) The Winners in school board elections in this area last night are listed below. Stories on the school elections will be found on inside pages.

Highland Park (Full terms) Robert M. Johnson James F. Riley lected 100 pints of blood for the' National Airlines, said that as a stantly and his companion was ins north on Route 25, suddenly i tmc at tho Elks' buildine precautionary measure the air- I lawm-v 4 Twenty-five thousand Britons critically injured when their car.made a left turn to go out Plain- here yesterday. reversini feature of the orooeUers State Health Department expects lined in cold and tQ makfi decision within several tv, PreDaratorv patiently up wiiiuw wtvii a uniiui-inuu nvcuuc wwaiu ciiny niuuci. This is tne secona 01 "llce on all its DC-6s early today.

Route 25 at Plainfleld avenue i The tractor- trailer swerved to nits which will serve New! He said this was done even nd Graduated with the uf" week, on what to do about sewage Nathaniel R. Winslow in the Mephenvuie Hn nf 1R95. He was graduated! A the right but the car struck it at! Hancock, reeional though at the time it was not cer- early last night. lain vviiat nau tauscu kiic av.vivitui.i ranch development in Raritan township. This statement was made at the from Rutgers University in 1899 Thfi plder brother reportedly and from New York Law School his Queen-niece for permis-1n 19(11.

He received an M.S. de-l 4j Kcio about the rear wheels. Both youths director 0f the Red Cross blood were thrown from their vehicle. Lrnpram said. The third unit The impact caused the big vehicle to turn over on its side, pinning one of the youths beneath it.

yesterday The driverless car continued south ifi scheduled to start operations from Rutgers in 1902 and an conclusion aneanni conclusion of a hearing Sayreville (Full terms) Walter D. Zamorski Willard Zach Stanley T. Marcinczyk (Unexpired term) Mrs. Stanley Smith public tt in'l Leigh W. Morrill, a ithe throne ne gave away.

tv, rv. George Tiedemann, 17, of 340 ion Route 25 and stopped when it iFebruary 25. South Main street, Milltown, a Public Service pole. nnvPrnor Driscoll has been in- BOYS DRAIN LAKE TO RECOVER BOAT 193PMifl Two Years ffhus Britain today made final, partment of Health. Mr tterwaTSduateorom bury he' late King Mr.

Morrill, who conducted the imG: said that the testimony The tractor-trailer mounted theivited to speak at the formal open- crushed under the loaded trailer. George Hipko, 18, of 28 Pershing avenue, Milltown, was admitted to Middlesex General Hospital, New curb and turned over onto its left in of the Regional Blood Pro siae. was loaaea wun Duncu-ssj in mnf, March kVV.m voar wM Bdmitted 11 was lne lasl 01 ln aays lwi11 be turned over to Dr. Daniel and the yrtlwa" lying-in-state in the cold stone iBergsma, state health commis-to practice. He continued to pracjHall Qf Westminster.

TomoiTowuioner sioner. bber which rolled outilal" South River (Full terms) Anton A. Knoblock Enrico T. Palomba John Murphy Brunswick, with multiple injuries, blocked the highway. according to Mr.

Hancock. tice law tor two yeais aim mrninff the Kinev bodv win be Tell Story After Seizure For Letting Water Out of Pond including compouna iraciurtb oi. rirpmpn PYtro and )be Vpstordnv's visit was a success The testimony included statements from residents of the hous- became secretary and treasurer! taken Windsor Castle for burial the right leg and right arm and of the ruiDOurn the remains of of his head injuries. 1 ucsiuc ujciciiioiiuui niciij mo nig aeveiopment wno saia inai beside many ambulance squad from Piscata- in more ways than one, according way town converged on the blood Trail ic was blocked and had to ji a 4v.o nrni'ram chairman of the New Two township patrolmen saw ilS7 whirh was Predecessors on the British throne. sewage frequently overflowed into the crash.

Patrolmen Joseph tne uuKe or winasorex-rwms their yards and at times even Piscataway Township (Full terms) Thomas Freeston Henry M. Hobson Raymond J. Morris wh'h JAMESBURG, Feb. 14 Two 14-year-old boys who pulled the plug out of Manalapati lake told police incorporated in iuo. Edward VIII.

who left the throne wkwf 1906, at into their houses Merker and Joseph Smoliga re- wa? loaded and Brunswick Red Cross chapter, ported they were driving south on mgd -from Mf Tiedemann.s, hloodmobile staff was tre- time he became presiaem ifor Jove rf an American through the in fW M. lul lure Ul ail niuaiwii uiiun.imf-jngj lne DainiUDS. yesterday why they turned the servea was in an unprecedented historical The housing development is not DOay Dy neavy auiy wiet-Ktris. imnrPssed bv the wn.miU Pvnanse into a biff mud JUSTICES ADVISED Police Call Ha'oid (Peterson treatment they received and by; puddle. 0ina5Lvi accommodations and meals, seems they had a row boat Pi If fl'ntive as a 'situation.

Iconnected to a sewer and sewage Mr. Mettler was active as a Hfi Jg first Kin of England through septic tanks Rutgers alumnus and was a trus- funeral man and seepage pits, tee of the university A chairman iwho succeeded him on the throne. James C. Forgione, mayor of for many years ot "usl Unconfirmed reports in London Raritan township, site of the hous-committee on id he to his mother! ing development, was asked if the erounds. he was instrumental in.

jc; AM A I IT A netentive had drlfted t0 the mlddle ON AUTO DEATHS the Elks were Exalted Ruler cause they coudn't think of any Eber Seeks to Avoid IumISiKv'oo? rr jj-A- manv cfrnrtiires' l'na' ll uc fluuwcu lw swim iw. ij luwiianip piauucu ttiiy uciuiikc a. uic i as honor guard, oueen Mary, a iiion. Metuchen (Full Term) Mrs. Dorothy Van Winkle Nicholas Priscoe Roswell G.

Groben (Two-Year Term) Howard Goodcnough (One-Year Term) William Harhan South Brunswick (Full Term) Sterling M. Tantum V. LeRoy Skillman William H. Voorhees to the university. year-old widow and mother of He answered that he couldn't Of Double Jeopardy In thnmnrcoUe; of theljovereigns, reportedly sent him toj make any definite commitments Knd.pentth.Md co7s over to" he 5am of the day greeting fellow where they ked" ti, -713 Haws donors.

The theory evidently worked Fatality Cases ner grana-oaugmei, uie new since we lownsnip was cunsiua-national football Elizabeth, to seek the perJtag several plans for providing Volunteers from the local Red Tuesday morning when the "i.1 js ov, Emission only the sovereign could; connections to a sewer system avenue, Morristown, driver oi rvnes rhanter worked under the residents of this borough and Middlesex county magistrates ndmA Ii. rirVit Hv Prnep-! the tractor-trailer, was issued a a laming Xers Stadium ignt. He said connections might be building of the Rutgers btacuum jf approveSf windsor'made either to Metuchen, Plain- direction of Mrs. Swank to assist jMonroe township woke up there .1.., itk. trial 'summons charging him with caus- was not only no boat, there was thp hloodmobile staff.

iho recinient of and his onlv remaining field, or to a proposed Raritan val Rutgers was i the Pf the Duke Gloucest trunk sewer. of chwges whenjing death by auto, returnable on fappc February 18. Giving their services were: Mrs. Edgar J. Potter, blood program ri'nm elandwith the Queen's husband, the Another consideration, the more than 7.U0U steei ana v.rtinhnreh.

renortedlvinr iH is whether the residents jv.K,.n mioint Police and witnesses praised. no water in the lake bed. The water had gurgled, gallon by gallon, through the floodgate nd down the Manalapan creek to the South river. Any fish which vice chairman; Mrs. wuiiam j.

North Brunswick (Full Term) Clarence B. Miller Mrs. Marion Ingham Theodore G. Acchione Mr. Eber said this will avoiarudJ.

-v! uki.w, volunteer registered at Lamp Mimer, wuu aiucu caring for the injured man. nurse; Mrs George A. Kalteissen i Mrs. Alice Van Middlesworth, the question of double jeopardy when the defendant is arraigned on the more serious charge. Mr.

Eber made the request at copper plate (would stand a ceremonial the development are willing to graphs minute guard alongside the coffin' help pay for a sewer system. Benjamin Franklin i apolTOn.j It. tQ property owners He was President for many years sons stood such a themselves to do something of his alumni class and class re-1 8 hjg lying.in.state the mayor said Continued on Page Twenty-five Today was the last day for; Frank Tufaro, president of the were in the lake went down the drain too. to Perth Amboy General Hospital Ross, Mrs. Helen L.

Deyine, Missii The Kerr Butter Scotch, inc. by coroner Kobert Jamison, ioc, vysirL on the banks of the lake a conference of magistrates in the East Brunswick (Full Term) John J. Carroll John J. Dietnck Myron Tyhanic Police and witnesses nnprations. It Britons to pay formal homage to Terra-Nova Construction de- eiDd-l, l.i..

1. i Al Ha Wto to cool its nursesluscs lake water butter- MORRISON IS FLECTED the sovereign, who, since his death vdoper of the housing project, courthouse which was addressed by County Judge Klemmer Kalteissen. It was the first of a series r.f rnnforoncfe tn hrini thp mag i a iw A II r.i n.i i co rssT oiol the crowds of hundreds of persons; a ides; Mrs. Anna G. Pansy, Miss TO RANK DIREC1 OKA it "George the Good." i corrective work that is humanly rioriense PieV ivt- ic enrvivprf hv J.

Rashkmd. Mrs. Nora Davis, Mi s. istrates in closer touch with the wno jammea uie area ho jammed the area. Morrison of 12 Laf-I The people began lining up impossible." att Street i District Court sleet, snow and an icy wind; Mr.

Morrill said the Health De-juCin Mlddlese? county0 was shortly after the doors closed, at payment's action could follow 3 Were advised his parents, and Mrsgel Irene Brock, Mrs. Welk Mrs Milltown (Full Term) Warren Junker Henry Christ Joseph M. Crabiel The water flowed rapidly DacK into the lake yesterday however and today almost lapped against the banks. The butterscotch plant went back into normal operations yesterday. Mayor Michael J.

Seminara said yesterday that the lake had not by Mr. Eber that the double jeo- iieoemann, dI 3:25 a.m. on yesterday's mourning three courses: His father is alRoome, Mrs. Marjorie rrieaDerg iri Frieribere elected a director of New Brunswick Savings Institution at a and Mrs. Helen noweu, can- pardy charge has been made and aia, at nome now is being reviewed by the stat trooper.

was a junior in; teen workers; Mrs. S. H. Laky, ctato Snnrpmp Tnnrt Thv agreed ine victim tho. (hat thp minor South River High School Willi lllt M1WW.M.1 Monroe Township (Full Term) Matthew W.

Costello Mrs. Sara Lingel Maitland Dey throngs. An hour before thei 1. Issuance of an order to the iron-studded oaken portals open-ilocal board of health asking that ed this morning, the line stretchedjit stop the pollution, a quarter of a mile. By openingl 2.

Court action against the con-hour at 8 a.m., police estimated truction company. 25,000 were queued. 3. A request for a court injunc- In the first two days, 185,092 for abatement of the pollu-walked softly past the bier. Ition.

charge, when lodged in death-by- Funeral arrangements under ai- Mrs. Katnanne j. imciious aim Miss Florice Skehan, Gray Ladies, and Mrs. Charles Linegar, motor corps. board meeting last night.

Nelson Dunham, president, said Judge Morrison replaces Henry G. Parker, who resigned from the board at the bank's annual meeting last month after serving for many years auto cases, should await grana ireaiun ui iwiuuir unuoi jury action and possible county 'will be announced later. court trial. The magistrates and the prose- quite gone dry. If charges are pressed against the two boys they will be tried in Middlesex county juvenile court by Judge Klemmer Kalteissen.

Jamesburg officials conferred with Judge Kalteissen last night. It is illegal to let water out of a lake without permission of the fish and game division of the N. J. Department of Conservation and Economic Development. cutor agreed on a formula for the assignment of an assistant Jamesburg (Filll Term) Rowland Oliver Harry Housman Leslie Southgate Two Day State-Wide Gas Strike Ends; Price Fix is Demanded Police Chiefs of County Pledge prosecutor to magistrate courts when matters of an indictable nature are to be tried.

The assistant nrosecutors also will be assigned Support to Law Enforcement Drive Franklin Township (Full Term) Charles Stults George A. Carr Charles W. Battle lrnmeangfsrtrvatef "iso" offered Station Operators Hope Fluctuating Price Will fettle their cooperation in cleansing: i. i Prosecutor Outlines Policy for Handling Cases Against Around LM Lents rending Legislation Obscene Literature Dispensers and Gamblers newsstands of salacious driving "hoodlums" and "tin horns" out of circulation through arrest as disorderly persons. The magistrates present included Walter Romer, Dunellen; Walter Grothe, East Brunswick; Harold Sklarew.

Highland Park; Da i Declaring that the prosecutor's to exert their efforts to accom- Englishtown (Full Term) Duncan Perrine Theodore J. Narozanick Charles Wikoff Incumbents. NEWARK. Feb. 14 Gasoline lean be completed, Mr.

Dressier dealers reopen their stations to- said. day. thereby ending a two-day 1 During the current war, the statewide strike called to accent price of gas tumbled to as low as demands for state legislation that. 13.9 cents a gallon. would fix the price of gas.

Upon hearing of the end of the John Dressier, president of the strike, one dealer said he was not nocniino Rpiaiiprs rertain the truce period prices office and municipal police the following: n. 1. Rid newsstands of obscene payments are one team the plications and sexy books and enforcement of the criminal laws ma emphasing nudity, of New Jersey, Prosecutor Alex, n. sambiers vid Kaplan, Jamesburg; Maxwell MORE THAN 150,000 PEOPLE LIVE WITHIN 10 MILES OF THE NEW BRUNSWICK SHOPPING CENTER The only mediums that adequately serve this area are the DAILY HOME NEWS AND THE SUNDAY TIMES First in Local and National News First in Shopping News First in Community Service ADVERTISING In the Daily Home News and the Sunday Times is economical for they are sufficient fur your every advertising need Maver, Madison; Holger Hoim, IMetuchen: Charles Bradley, Mid-j Association, announced last night mentioned by Mr. Dressier would Consult This Week's GUIDE To Best Values in Food and Grocery Products A Acme 2-23 Arnold Bakers 2 Blue Bonnet Margarine 22 Bon Ami 1 Borden 1 Frozen Food 22 Brite Lite Food Canada Dry Ginger Ale 18 Dan Dee Polish 18 Davidson' Market 28 Ferchoa Market 3 Food Fair Good Luck Pie Filling 18 Hardy' Meat Market 17 Heckers' Flour 22 Heinx Food Market 9 Ivory Salt 20 Martinson's Coffee 10 New Brunswick City Market 17 National Grocery 21 Oakite 18 A A Poultry 17 Quality Super Market 20 Rival Dog Food 20 South River Market 18 Supreme Beef 10 Thomas Muffins lg Wise Potato Chipj 2 7.aof Eii.lhen tS Eber suggested a general policy ifrom their municipalities by en-for handling police cases at a orcing a section of the disorderly conference of police chiefs at the persons act whjch empowers mag-county courthouse yesterday istrates t(J commit them to the which won immediate approval workhouse as disorderly persons dlesex; John r'uehs.

Aiimown; that the strike was caned off. Anomer saia aea Louis Sellyei, Perth Amboy; An estimated 1,500 of the'eounty would continue the strike. Christian Jorgensen, Raritan; 5 000 gas stati0ns were pad-! The strike was called off follow-ward A. Modzelewski, Sayreville; locked during the strike in an ef- ing a five-hour meeting at John E. Mullane, South Amboy; fort t0 halt a spreading price war Hackensack in which six of the Joseph Kelly South Plain- in the sale of gas0Une.

Most of 21 directors of the state gasoline field; Abe Schwartz, South River; the closed stati0ns were in the dealers organization participated, Anrirpw npsmnnH .1 Mr. Dressier said. or me ponce ciueis. 30 to 6Q days The police chiefs "let down: 3 Handle simple assault cases their hair" in presenting their ii0i tho problems to Prosecutor Eber at persons act to lighten the closed-door session held in the of the grand jury. and James K.

Holohan, Plains- "We are entering a truce period Tom Murphy, president of the hnrn th iqn nnH Bergen county gasoline retailers free "of sidiiu juij iuumu, 4 Keep the county FcTrrectTon 121.9 price can be established" iqroup said an agreement was in the advertisement of D. Kati investieationeached to sell regular gasoline I 38 Church street. New Brunswick, jp TIh-op Inn Wednesday. February U. uie "r7" I woi.tliijea On ra imte me pruseuuiui sy.nyouiciH.

uu commercialized vice ready to lend a helping hand to, 5 More stringent enforcement correct annoying situations with- against drunken driving, their municipalities. Superior Court Judge Ralph The police chiefs promised, fol-, lowing the two-hour conference, I Continued on Page Three 1 i Zuman Abattoir 18 poetry doesn't stir his soul Irycpplepie. nu price of the item Fell Base Linoleum I ur. jerome r. urnin.

S( should have been 89c Sq. yd. Instead of ard will resume hu practice Feb-1 m'" Gh i.95 as printed therein. ZUlruary 16th. I.14-Jf has resumel nn practice.

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