THIRTEEN
N1WA&C UNlONiQAZfiTtfe ^pNEaD^Y,- DECEMBER 6, 1939
Newark Union-Gazfette
iQBACE OREEIJBY HOWARD
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NEWARK
Editor a n d Publisher
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•Tuesday night ;. . . Mr. JD^riM Mriitufe IHto are":Iff!- 'Mit
b e ^ t y P . ltfi Newark' '$ffiS brittle -wood§ offifeSb'C
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r£cious
The people of the United States have just been cele&fdtr
jig Thanksgiving Day." Some celebi-ateo' it on. Ndverfiber
3rd, sOffle 6fi trie 30th; but whatever the date-, it « i s the
brie truly^ati'drlal kbtiddy, Shared by no other ttation or
people ih the world,
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the Nevv.&L!iol»jkl!
Nlore than anything else, this annual ciistbrn of observing
L particular d a y i n etf-ery yiiar in whick to give thanks for
^od's manifold btessirtgs is symbolic bf thfe spirit bf AfWefica
n<3 of bur tflrnbcratic institutions. It td'bfe/not iherely great
joUrage btit a great and abiding faith in Divine guidance for
the scattered hdhdful of. cplonists separatee! into thiftSeri
dependent arid often ahtagbnistic settletrieiite t o resbiyfe t o
free themselves from tftfeif- bbnd&ge to a tyrahhical and unjust control from across the seas.
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Newark tlniorjjGaze
L. .
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Lyfnafi 'Stua,X'ti ^combarried by
a hUmbel" of hi§ elajssm'dtes, wjas.
:• • Ifij-feajix.'. ii?* ; #4idc .:!#»•«}.
h,br|ie/frbm Gorneli o v | r : tlif
week-ehcl.i . . &6rji t q , M \ a t i d
Mrs. beeii Chas'eA m&.; i , , a
daughter . . . The ftoe h,ouse Oh
0racg Ave. has-been_wreihale$
by if a Langdoii) a; mOTOrinari^bn
the Rochester Is^Syracuse tro%y
i| ir rni of ill
line
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johii
MeteAlf of
of "Sfew
ai'k4 iir.
% .i\te;Ccaif
Lydni,
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The war they wa^ea- ivas ?af from being solely for the
formerly ^ of • Newark, atiid E,
Layefne Wopdi t&«ir broiher-irijiJ
Possession of material-resources and rights. It went far deeplaw of Savannah, "have., purr
r than that. It w a s a war to liberate the spirit of man from
chased the. stock .of. .the .Newark
waslmpifeiSniihgsjbf
A
rl^vglvcti.irnirkr^iil.^.BHS';
Creamery Co., formerly held, by
ippressioh, to eStaBlish the liberty of the htifrian soul. T h e
1
Charles: Hyman-!M& Hemy m>~
tvise men who framed the principles upon which a new na- SPMtilfli i d tiNibl^GA2E riPt
man, anfJhS.'fltisihess^is:. JirJ^
blbck&, Wnen t h e cphVentibn
Washih'gton,
Bee.
5--With
the
. Reactions to tHe Gobd Nfews. completely in.cphtl'ol of t h e first
ion was founded l a w f a r beyond their own times, a n d realorganization by t h e foremost convenes.
,, liessoh for ©eToehtBef 10: three mehttonfe'd mexi».
ized that no government could long endure in which the R/epub"liean leaders of Mew Yof 1c t>elegatibri tor fcandon
.Matthew 11: 16-30.
essential liberty of every citizen was not recognized and safe- StKtS Of a ''Dgwfey-tfor-Presldgnt"
KarisaS is £xpecifed t o send a. «r Golden Textr- Matthew i l :
THIRTY YEARS AGO
arded.
' 8tn1p'ai|ki fer fclllefates, and lAe sOM delegation for former Gov- '2S-30;
Tfie DnlSH-eSSette
ernor Alf Landon, who will ibe, '.>Jesus-spHokfe o$ <the ways rfien
Dec. 4, i9lJ9
opening Speech in that carii- remembered a s t h e Republio&n
The successful establishment of that principle of gOverfi- paign rHaifeASy the iSistvict At- candidate ftir President in 193& •%acted t o t h e good. ii&m.
Mrs. Nellie Berry wa§ tip from
harping critics, like complaiiiT Syracuse on Thursday to. spefif
MasSnic BidgV
£nt,.for the first Unie in, the world's history, is the gfeatest torney
,„ of Mb^ ^ o r k County
„ in
..., Repi-esentative
James ]W. ihg children in their play-, w'ere this day with hei- sister, Mrs.-A. Phone 244
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Jjf all the blessriigi for which all Americans should-have given Mintteapoltg, tire-three-cornered I ^ ^ o ^
? Uf % * . J | ;tiev'Cr satisfied. Jdhri was a DBtik- . .- Dbrl't miss SoUsa's
Repfresentative Bfuce &dftbn. #t
lhanks to the lugrerhe feeing oh Thanksgiving Day. It is battle for tils Republican Presl- the same .state aire niost ofteK man of the wilderness, and Band a t t h e Sherttian "Opferd
they slid h e ft§.d a demdn. Hbuse riext Thifcsday aftei-hodn
dEfhtittl nofilihdtibn is at last
R^lirSsentlng .
lihe one possession in Which rich ahct poor share alike, which fully, under way.
spoken of as possibilities in easS ; -Jesus .dwelt aniong them, and . . . Gallagher Brothers, brokers,
should t u r n ' but that Jifr. ijhey said he was a gluttdti and have oriehed a n office in t h e .
Is held by Chrisfciahs &nd Jews, Protestants a n d Catholics,
|eri^tor Arthur Vandenberg's it
Dewey cannot get the nominapublicans a n d sin- Opera House Block . . . Miss'
py people oft all beliefs and of no beliefs, in full and equal OrgafiiSatibh committee has been* tion and the New York leaders iriend-Of
Jennie VanHall Of Williaihson
actively, a t work for several should be unwilling t b throw ners.
asure.
$se1eks, iotoclaiming him as Mich- their tremendous strength t o .; Capernaum and other cities and John VahS'chaffei of this
igan's Favorite Son, and issiung
which M d unparalleled bp^br- village were married ThanksgivThe spiritual liberty is the very essence of democracy. impressive "literature" in his either Vahdenberg or Taft.
j-toriitiis *btdQ silrter i^fs'e in ing a t Williamson.
Severing
over
t
h
e
whole
Re^
behalf-, with amidst all of
•flie judgment thdh Sodbb and
iMH'chigari's foremost
Repub- publican picture is the shadow ' ^ ' o m M a h i CJt thehi would be
FORTY YEARS AGiO
*S§^" We have seen an uninsured, piopeityilojs;
licans, fi'om the Governor down, df former President ilobver. Mr. i'equli-ect the awful accounts
Arcadlftii
WSekly Gazette
*"3oit a manshift the\teaIi|aliWirot-rferly'Hoover h a s no organization ability of knowledge.
as. signatories.
planhed.pJSteJd'idriior hb"ij}r6tectlott:a,ti'all.
working
for
his
nomihatibn,
h
e
(Senator Taft's personal cam- has made no- public declaration # 0 U t Jesus thanked , the
Prof. Kirk, formerly of Phelps,
Mi.cies"eah%.rie revised i ^ the light of; a
paign in the v7est, which . has ohe way or t h e other, and those Father that things lost By the has gbtte i6 Manija ds an/army
biifriing htJuse and property tih'at is stbleri catanot be i;et a | e n him and his poiitically- in his personal confidence asSefct privileged are often received, paymaster . . . Miss Carrie Aveplicedjby remorseful wishirig. WE would like to: help you '
abie wife t o t h e Parjific Coast, that he has n o ambition or de- afe'it'wete, by b^.bes. ^pird*uai
ryri Thoihell, -of Fitfeford). a
cofebhie your,ffisrrrarrce-poiieies-seHas- to glvel^oii iiie^nios^
v
hafe also been going on since the sire to r u n for President again. things afe sptritdally ais- member bf to Newark High
pi-bte|tibhfetridthe nlOst place-bfTmind fOr the fewest dOlr
,f
cern^d. "The wisest, of men in School faculty, was married to
| x t r a sessibh of C0n|ress ended.
lars, but we can't do.it after a loss.
Anthot of H<w to Wirt Friend*
But his
H h a s tl\eT31essing of most of the | -.
-,, recent -frequent cbn- tti&.tthings of eirth' are often Frederick JP. Gardner of Newark
devoid of . understanding in
Und Influence People."
Wedfaesday evening at the
fcmio party leaders, including^ tacts with political leaders all spiritual truth. Their vaunted on
hoirie Of her parents in PittsG^veFnbr BriGke'r, who was be over the nation," his public adEtti&fttev4ifr
kSowlbdge
ftiay
preclude
their
LlNCOtN-AtiiAkcfe ^ E b G .
ford . . . The Christian Endeavor
i n | talked of as a Presidential dresses and magazine articles
po&sibiiity himself before he de- and the quite general and defin- belief ih the eternal verities, Soeiety qf the Presbyterian
5ld Mne Stock .ComRanidS
Alexander c u t the Gordian Church have arranged for a
e&ed: in favor of "Bob" Taft. ite growth in Mr. Hoover's perNewark's
Oldest Insurance Agency
kndt; ShS ifeslis dut thlcnigh new ahd hovel enteftaihnieht tb
Between Three Mfen
sonal popularity and the pub- all carpidg criticisms and adr- be held next Tuesday evening in
During the panic of 1891, a young man in Chicago had
;As Washington political oblb have.a j o b -vfrherl rib j o b was to b e l i M . This i§ now he servers -'view the prospects from lic's respect for his opinions, look dfe*Is!f3 .tfig h e a h s of his hidr- tho church pari6l-s. It is ah ehto some of t h e Washington ob|ot onely
tfiis f-riint id time and space, the servers as preparing tile way ers i n the now old, familiar tgrtaihttieht by . the iilustrated
Theodore Dreiser, from ^/arsaw, Indiana, adthor of " A n HM battle for the nomination is- for his selection t o lead, thfe « e - ' aH£t.„, . grdcibus . invitatioh; sOng hiachine, said tb be iSdlsbn's
"Come unto me." His yoke, he lateit achi-evemeiit.
feericahV't'ragq^y."
wanted to become a h e ^ s p a ^ e r re- D|i\ve,e1i thosfe three men, Each publican
party once hibre, s"aXd,-is easy to bear. However
M
therhj
it
is
e-xpected,
will
go
to
whether as t h e result of a deli- irksxiijie a yoke, it i s made to
ibrter: H e appUed to every "riaper ift Chicago. Evtef^wriere
tHI convention with a practically
FIFTY Y(6A3ftS Afed
ie was given the same answer: They were letthig mefi 8ff, solid black bf delegates from his berate effort on h i s part of as pull with, to do work.
Newafk tl&Hm
The.wise man will not comjot taking them h% feut Theodore meant tb b ^ taken o n ! hfme sto^e, Drey's will b^ the the result of a deadlock from
which no other way out could be
when he arriveel dt tke last paper—tne C'hifcago Globe, he largest, .fuft'i the next, largest found to which t h e convention plain about the toil by which
Jersey
lie. reaches t h e objfect of his B6fn tb Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
afiS VanSeriberg's third. Each would agree.
lid:
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Stirrud, oli Moriday, fee. 2, i§|9,
desire.
T
h
e
yoke
bf
JfeSiis,
Guernsey
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a teH lb. W. . . William H.
"Well, I ' m going to stay here until yob need a mart." will od^e a c'brtsiderable number Swinging Toward Opposition
from other thah All of the concern! which a l - thbugh hfeavy, is easy to beai . #elch'er of Orleans arid Miss
he rrianagirtg eMitbr shfrngged his Shoulders.
Ridiculous! of-dllefates
because
the
m
a
n
who
bears
it
tljlir Hdbie states, the number
iiit Dreiser sat ctow'ft. T h e next morning b e WSs there ex- of. wb^om. cannot as yet be esti- most amounts . t o eKQiternerit, dwells with a good conscience Helen Sheer of JEfdirvilie were
dbout t h e next Republican conmartied a t t h e bfide'6 home, oh
ttly on tithe, H e went to lunch when the others d i d ; he rrfated'ilven a,pp.roximately. No vention, is based .iip/ori the,rJe%- ana\ rests with thoughts of Thursday of utis wei^k . . . Miss
expei-iehced observer expects any li'ef that t h ? public's fiiittd • is wofkiyeil done and "Of bless- Bfnesteen Tabdi - gave a dancHne back when they d!d;;-^and stayed a s late.
ings shared—at the cldse *of
Meanwhile^ h g studibd trie pSper. Plenty of time for thatf eme of' these three leading can- swinging toward t h e Opposition
ing barty t b a number Of heft
tie talked to the other fepoirters*, Sfld learned Ij'ow they wetjt diclat#i tb Hav6 a Hiajotity bf party, a n d t h a t t h e right m a n day.
ybUhg fi-ieHds a t the re'sid'e'hee of
delegates wnen the convention
•ne a U ^ ? ; ;
Mrs. A. H. Tabor bh Main St.,
H i R O t D C, ^ e i i C t t E R
|fter news, fidw they "handled*' it when they returned. pjSeriss but-each will have enough with the right a b ^ a l Mibm t h e
o
< trriitniftrfrHf rir.ii Mf'Tir - - ken he studied .how it was preSehted b y the rival paper-. bdeking to be an extremely convention will nominate h a s a 5*ive • 'years seem to, b e . about Saturday eVehihf.
better than < 50.-50 chancfe t o de*?fty after day w e n t by. A month passed. A n d tfceft it Klp^ |»pwerful factor in the final deci- feat any candidate whom t h e the average productive life of a
N'edt The Globe? needed a friah. Df bbiifcsfe they tbbk the sion.
Democrats rtaa-y put UP: There dairy cow in, New York dairy
M Sitting there. f h § y w«re convinced bf KiS laffte'KEne*3i
Unly ohe riiari can get the first ate many Ooslrvers* nefe who herds. I n sotrie counties it is
md knew he h a d been^ conscientiously studying theiir gageir. priife, arid jhe is not always the, Slink t h a t does n o t hold gprjfl- if only four years, and in sornb
"e was sent to feover the Democratic National Gonventiptii, e a n ^ a t e wfib has the greatest Mr. Roosevelt, rubs afeaiii-, Bill tee lar&e-'Cominercial herd-s, two or
number who think ne will»not thr&e years.
He kiiew hefthing bf. '^blitics, nor h o w to gfet pblitiSal sttelfthof ft majority.
asfe foV d tttitji term is incr'els-Obsexvers
with
long
memories
Jfcws. It wasn't tfee k i i i ^ 8f dssltnment he wanted; But M
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are
h
a
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f
e
g
back
to
the
RepubIstermihed t o fnEke gbotf. He found that the ?e£d«grs lican convention of 192*0, when. As among the thref leacffii| on Jfi|- f^jftt that Mr. Dewey, who
lu
ng &rbunct a certairi bar, met politicians-, a n d got " h b t iLsegmed a loregbhe cbiicmsion Republican cahctictatSs; §efi!l;pr still rahks first in polls of Re4
fo*-" Dreise* d i d h ' t k n o ^ feftbugb dbdbt rJolUicI t b driHfi- tSkt t h | nominee would be V^andehberg is the.first choice oi publican voters, has not yet
wsh a hot tig Itoni a dog's cold nose.
, litHfe- &lne^l-ttjjrial-d^dda or those who know h i m 'best deY.elQped his idea of.national
^b'V, i-S&k.iowthlr of Illtobis. through liheir assbciatibrt, wififi ariS, igfffnalfdflar policy in pubBy chance b e fell into fcdhversation with a m a n who ttffferd The cOtt^ehtlon became dead- liim for ten years i n | h e ' 4 P : n a | | . lic adn&Ssses, He -has just begun
,u
t to bfe fehifer rVtcinly from Soutb Carolina v a powerful locked a i d wfeen the nomindtibh Sut this idea is partly based u|f- to do that.
'olrtician. McEnty likld ybiirig Dreiser a n d invited h M ' t g ^ of efthtr 6f trie leaders became
tech. They I'dLbettfer d'equairitfed.
Then a n incredible. Utterly 'Hbns'less, the effort to
?*f happened*. The tenatbi saitli "I }ike you a n d I'm #bV find a la|idiaate who would not
ng to give y o » some n,*iws«all those i e l l b w s would, give thf ir b^tt^lgMtionabie for both
Wood and; "Lowther to agree on
lar
s to get. Everybody wants to know who is going to be him tefitfet i'ft the felibtion of
When Criristhi^ c o m ^ nexfe
jominated far President. Well, I happen tb kfioW: TBat
year give a s geneictiisly as you
l^son is S t o v e r Clevtelanct''
....
wish—-witti, no, f | S r «f w e r l o o k i h t :ariyoM|:. ,.'Wiri. b u r 194(J
Dreiser rushed back. Tift rflafiaimf SaitdTf was flabber- , coHygMotl MBm liardiilg. ,
5ted.
C^is|m.ys,^g<luf3bggj, PexJosit &
" J H a d ihis rawDdried, corhfed fcuB FrBn! Indtalfa betfi _«av!hg^Jhat eWsTdl'in rHiiict,
first reporrir t b get-tkis serriatibtta} hews? ImjisssibliB! Vsbme--aSlu)te'-lookers-o"n are "Be^
"set 'arhouht each week t o accut o look^#ei'-tlie_•!clalJl
!u
bfses" hew
ih the Republican
_t the stbry wkS jprlritea.' ThS yBuiig main w h o fcoula&'t gfet girlVrihf
.•raula'li l h « m o l i l # . R i f l e d fetdeld.
A^three-way
is
[i°b, n o t only! b a d . a j o b , b u t a scoop. Dreiser's career igsS liief^'jthia oiildeadlock
Gfhi'tstmas JtiBppirig n e x t year.
fevolvhilg
!
Ybli'll fihcT i t e K s f tb SaVe-tMS'
only AM bapifatfe, but it iS
'^telolg'i. d ¥p t f t ^ ' m many
7S
.left dairy foods tofieusld By jfepfifflgiM ^Sib tfay%B thffiPEA
W Newaiik./#hlrjn:^azet1)e A&mllal. Bym^s men dufihg th§te nghttcuil^S-as ih rlfdlMlss irt
•case iSHfimnVM dsiMl.
ittan,ged r^itK.tHeClffibe of .Antarctic stay mcma§ 'dBM pfa
The "fcent Sdtlook is that
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with
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fSWer
a
™Wation . of M i v N e ^ *prk wifer made, bf #0t-&tS6lT skim- rllny • ' i l a W ' W l sent delegir^-flillBl-Of A p w a W - ^ tellk and saits-iiod, gao®es con- tibris tfp ''favoite sons'" wfid
iKave f l . ^ l f d t P b n of gettirit
itcbrpiicjiia.abitp Su6S- taining tWiey soiidiS'.
tie pliirri,-but whose followers*
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c*6uld- be.traded.to.adyantage to
-!. i f yot Mplbse a self- ..Anne' "3'Hare ,McCorMick l of s-tipport the likeWst ' Witihir.
Mv fia&psHire's Gov. Bfidges,
85|ssed, stawiped. eavelope,:! tfle.ldjtcjriai sfaf of t h e New
ipisacribsetts' gov. Saltohstafl,
Me0er l^eral Res&ve tystetn
York
Tlrlies,
has
been
Jhaiied
as
I f ention the nim M ...this
the "wbrhah 6f. t§'39" by a.jury if^hole Island*^ %}<$.. Vafrderbilt,
Membir t&dMl Etepb'sii tniuranci
!??•. you will receive & diteet bi h e r professional peers. . The pgnnsyiyania's, Gof. Jarhes, al-i
Gorporaiion
[to youi- query from, the coir hbriof was Sestbwla u | M Mir fOE
Phone 37
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if hot solid state MHHiittiniBHnMNiatt
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mm in one letter or on.ohfe fairs.
R«ard, Askis Hidily qbeSliidHi
fm-,iike. bat make each one
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insurance pfoiecftion
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