The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
NAZARETH, PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1932
No. 19
AN   INDEPENDENT  FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.  DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE.   LOCAL ^D   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
Milling Executive [idresses Lions on "The manufacturing of Flour"
Qaatker Traces Origin of Wheat From First ' Jn China, About 3000 B. C, To Present Day; Jug Company Presents 5.lb. Sack of Flour .gach One Present.
-,«ufWturing of Flour" was Ij^^n address deUvered ,!««" "bers   of the local
H held m tue V. M. C. A.
¦^ on Tuesday evening. ?Ck of the Flory Milling J^Bangor and Nazareth *lt speaker, through the ••7a Russell snyder, a 'rfthe loca! Lions and local '^^ Flory Milling Com-
,„Mng opciKd with a short jZied bv L;on tester Hawk '^iHess at tlie piano, the nii'iiu the speaker ^ by F. A. Marcks the pro;?iam committee. ™;then traced the origin 7^ Its fust use in China mt 3000 B. C. through A summary of facts show Snt grinding was done by
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man power, then by hor.se, water or wind power and then by electric power. The various processes in¬ cluded the Burr mills started 125 years ago and th'i roller mills used for the past 50 years. The speaker clas.sed wheat as first, bread; sec¬ ond, macaroni, and third hard wheat stating that there are about 1000dif¬ ferent varieties of wheat. He ex¬ plained fully the manufacture of flour and also why Western wheat is preferred. A question period and open discussion followed the talk and th'.' large number of questions asked th'' si>eaker showed the keen inter¬ est of the group in the subject. At tl;e conclusion of the session each one present was presented with a five pound sack of flour with the compliments of the Milling Com¬ pany.
Buff Coleman of Easton was re¬ gistered as a guest.
mt Newlyweds Ten- lered Surprise Shower and Farewell Party
f«joyabIe surprise shower
I in the nature of a fare-
j li well waa tendered to
I Mn, Mack   R, Ayers, of
„    Street,    on  Monday
The couple    are   recent
I tnd Mrs. Ayers will be
III the fonner Miss Lea
jUfhter of Mr. aud Mrs.
Linungst. of East Centre
I ll well known In dra-
^ having played In the
ilvge cities throughout
IMtes for the past sev*
tftn. while Mr. Ay«rs is
lia pilot   In aviation
•Muple left the Allen*
\m Tuesday afternoon
ItiQaUfonila In a new
lellanca    airplane
I has Just purchased.
Ibe joined by J. L.
ner  of  Mr. Ayers,
I down through El
Paso, Texas, to Tuxtla, the capital of Chiapas. Mexico. Here Mr, Ayers and Mr. Oiffen will establish and conduct an air route. The trip to the coast will also be in the nature of a belated honeymoon and will be of a slow and easy nature with nu¬ merous stopovers enroute.
Among those present In the sur¬ prise group were Mr. and Mrs. Con¬ rad Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Wlnn. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roslyn Fortuin, Mr, and Mrs. Burton Andrews, Miss Miriam Kleck¬ ner, Miss Kathryn Kutz, Miss Kath¬ ryn Fortuin, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Unangst. Herman Laudenbach, and Dr. Ernest Seyfried, A very enjoy¬ able evening was spent during which time Mr. and Mrs. Ayers were the recipients of many lovely gifts. Mrs. Addison Unangst, mother of Mrs. Ayers. served an excellent luncheon to the guests.
NAZARETH ROD AND GUN CLUB SPONSORS FREE ENTERTAINMENT
An open meeting of the Nazareth Rod and Oun Club will be held In the y. M. C. A. Auditorium at'8:00 p. m. on April 12, 1932, to which all sportsmen and friends are Invited. An interesting program will be giv¬ en. Including able speakers and moving pictures of fishing and hunt¬ ing.
A flshing contest ha»-been started by the club and the rules, conditions and prizes will be announced at this meeting. The prizes to be given to the winners are useful articles of equipment, which any fisherman will be proud to own.
The Bird House Building Contest, which has been sponsored by the club, will be brought to a close. All entries will be on display in the Auditorium that evening and the judges will make their decisions and the prizes awarded.
All fellow sportsmen and sports¬ women are eordiallv invited' to at¬ tend. There will be no admission fee.
JOSEPH BROBSTON FILES PETITION
As a f'andidate for Delegate To The
Republican Nation.il Convention
To Be Held In Chicago
A iieUahUi Old Plow Tetim
By Albert T  Htid
Joseph Brobston. of Nazareth, has
filed his petition as a candidate for
Delegate  from  thi'5* District  to  the
Republican National Convention  to
be  held  in  Chicago  in  June.    Mr.
Brobston  has been associated  with
the Republican Organization of the
county  and  state   for  many  years.
and In .seeking the support of the
Republicans of this district does so
with the Intention, if elected of vot¬ ing for those measures and candi-
I dates who represent and work with , , .,        ,.
Ithe Republican Party m the State]   | tributing    channels,    according    to
and Nation, and who.se nomination, Tax   wlli.   Burden   Labor,   Retard opinions expressed yesterday In busl
Council Dissatisfied With Bids For Convey¬ ance and Road Materials
Chief Burgess Offers Many Suggestions In Regard To Safety and Civic Improvement; C. of C. Re¬ presentative Asks Permission To Place Benches In Circle; So. Main St. To Be Improved.
A regular stated meeting of Tow-i cent bids received for stone, oil and Council was held this 4th day of truoking of sto.'.e ard .iuggesbed that April, 1932. at 8;00 o'clock p m. witii  Council ask for new bids.
the foUowing members present: Messr=!. Kern. Lindenmoyer. Mertz, Schaeffer. Seylried, Kemi. Worman. Altemos and Hartzell. The Presid¬ ent. Mr. Hartzell, presided.
On motion of Messrs. SchaefTer and Lindenmoyer, it was moved tluit the Secretary ask for new bids for trucking of s!on:^, namely, price per ton for hauling on the streets; price
The minutes of the regular stated  per hour for hauling when the .stone
meeting of March 7th. 1&32. were read and on motion of Messrs. Wor¬ man and Seyfried approved as read. On motion of Messrs. Lindenmoy¬ er and Mertz. it was moved that the following bills, as approved by the
is sho\ek-d off th? truck and spread on the streets: price per tjn deliver- f d oa the streets v.iien spread by opening the tail board and a price I)tr hour for all general hauling. On motion of Messrs.   Linde.imoy-
I Chairman of the various Comniitl'.;-  er and Kern, it was moved that the
f-s, be paid as read: M   D  Frable Se-. Station. I A. R  Lmdemoyer 	
Secretary ask for new bids for fur- 3.1.0 nishing us w.-ith the varicus grades at 6.33  road oils, tarvia and asphalt oils, in
Fire,stor.e Service Store       3,3.63  tank    load   lots    deUvered    on the
SALES LEVY SCORED AS THREAT TO TRADE
lODNCIL ' ITAX RATES AT 13 MILLS
I Tases Z Mills
iCouncil met in an Im-
ily business session In
I RaU Monday  night, and
I When adjournment was
members were  present,
ith the  several   officials,
of property  holders
lotaerve tiv work of the
iWy of th" Borough.   J.
ch presicit'd.
WBurge,, John H. Leigh.
|U0.00 in Licenses and $5-
I collected.    Tax  collector
turnrd in check for
delinquent taxes.    Treas-
A. Miller'> report .showed
[month of $586.25 and
of    $4(il.80,    leaving
bank ot    $124.45.    The
liubmitteci  report of mis-
[delinquei.r.  items  unpaid
ounts rec.ivable  Ledger,
I for exoi. I ations in cer-
which were granted.
Item; covered unpaid
Items ot  Non-Property
¦oxell «uijuiitted  an ap-
¦ Police Officer.   A com-
»as    rul  trom   State
|««lneer C    H. Buckius
nutdon Pa^e Five)
OUTDOOR FLOOD UGHTING   ILLUS¬ TRATED TO ROTARY
At the weekly dinner meeting held by the Rotarv Club In the dining room of the Y. M. C. A. on Monday
j evening representatives of the Met¬ ropolitan Edison Company, H. E. I Dickson and Arthur Wismer of Eas- , ton were present and pre.sented short talks on "Oeneral and Out¬ door Flood Lighting." These talks were illustrated with slides on these same subjects aud proved beyond a doubt some of the di-rmite results achie-. ed with the right kind of liahtins. Various types of flood lti,htins were illustrated and ex¬ plained in detail by the si^eakers.
The president of the club, Clifford Taylor was in the chair during the session. T!ie song .service which precedes each meeting was led by H. P. Veisley and Miss Nfac Veisley was at the piano. The devotional por¬ tion of the meetin? and prayer was in charge of Howard Shimer.
Beside the two power company representatives Richard Breisch of Bethlehem was announced as a guest at the session. Henry Roth received the weekly attendance award.
and  election  will    strengthen   and hold together the party.
Mr. Brobston believes that the two party form of govemment is the I one best fltted to the needs of this \ I country; that after the duly elected representatives of the Republican and Democratic parties select their candidates, that the members of these parties should acquiesce in the will of the majority as the founders of the govemment Intended, and he will support the regular nominees of the Republican party loyally, and work for the success of the ticket as nominated at the Convention and Primaries.
Mr. Brobston * has been assured that these views are agreeable to those who have been working for the Republican Party In the District and Ixe Is being supported by the Regular Republican organization.
There are two delegates to be elected and Mr. Oeorge M. Davies of Lansford Is the other Regular Re¬ publican Candidate in this District, and Mr. Brobston solicits the sup- pon of all Republicans both for Mr. Davis and himself at the Premary.
Bnsineas and I'paet Prices, Is General BeUef
LOCAL CHURCHES PRESENT SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICES
At the moming
service    in
ness circles.    With present market; Moravian   church    on Sunday, the
conditions decidedly In the buyers', anthem "O Lord How Manifest Are
favor. It was pointed out. manufact- Thy  Works", Barnby  and   a tenor
LOW-PRICE ITEMS  TO  BE  HIT urers in numerous fields will be com- and alto duet "Love Divine All Love
Edw. Wambold 	
BrcKiy Brothers	
Warren S. Dech	
Russel K. Stout  	
S. J, Oregory  1 00
Blue Mt   Con. Water Cj  275.00
Metro-Edison Co  483.10
Frack &: Leh  93.72
M. D. Frable    2.75
Wm. Miller     26.45
Aeroil Burner Co  4.80
T.  M. Roth     10.33
Nazareth Hardware Co  1.75
Nazareth Item     32.90
Oamewell  Company     272.82
Nazareth Coal ii Lbr. Co  27.80
W. A. Heyer 	
Reports of Committees
Hithway:   Mr. Llndenmoyer stat the' ed he was not satisfled with the re
e.78  streets and also on car load lota de- l.Oj   livered f. o. b. Nazareth, Pa. 103      On motion of    Messrs. Schaeffer 40  ar.d Seyfried. it was moved that the Secretary ask for new bids for fur¬ nishing us with crushed ston^ grad¬ ed    to    specifications,    clean    and .screened, and    to quote    a per ton price    f.  o.   b.    quaiTy  as   well  aa a delivered price Nazareth, Pa.
Pavement:   Mr. Altemose reported
progress on  pavements reported la
|X)or condition  a-s  property  owners
had promised to make such repairs
as soon as possible.
Police:    Mr.   SchaefTer   reported
50  that It wa? nscessary to equip our
police fore* with summer uniforms.
On motion of Messrs. Lindenmoyer
(Continued on PM* Four)
tt:
Prodncen Will Be Unable to Paaa
Proposed Impost on to Bayers,
W. Clement Moore Charges
pelled to absorb the levy, as buyers have already expressed strong op¬ position to having the Impost Includ¬ ed in their bills. ^—— I    Arguments against the sales tax
The proposed manufacturers' sales were summed up yesterday by W. tax will be a burden on labor, all Clement Moore, tax expert and econ- unlU of the industrial structure, and oniist, who poUited out that 90 per on the ultimate consumer, wtll cause;cent of all the manufactured prod- confusion over wholesale quotations,' ucts of this .ountry are purchased lead to a new form of price cutting by the working class with incomes and in general retard the free move¬ ment of merchandise through dls-
Excelling" Stainer was sung respec¬ tively by the choir and by Miss Marie Voigt and H. T. VanNatta. At the evening service the celebrated "Mass in P" by Ouiseppe Concone wtth full orchestral accompaniment was pre¬ sented by the choir In a flne manner under the direction of Paul Beck, organist.
In   St.  John's  Reformed  church.
the Wesley male chorus of the Bel-
of less than $9,000   and   nearly 80' fast    Methodist    Episcopal   church
Testing For Control of Tuberculosis In Dairy Herds Starts April 18th
(Contlnutd on Pagt Titret)
BOY SCOUTS PLAN ANOTHER JAMBOREE FOR APRIL  nth
•hington iircus
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to tho Item)
March 8th—Radio
M   America,    against
eral Government has
for   dissolution   on
K violated the  antl-
^ had another bad day
[«Reral Mitchell flled an ""'liirt in the Federal nRton. Del., dealing ¦*lties ill restraint of Wld     intemational and  also  touchiJig *s of domestic  com-
, a yi^r  in May  since
Ration of America was
' In  Foderal   Court   of
.P''art;,..,.s      Following
n^re was nothing for
ml "^.   •^'"'"^*    to   f»0
¦"'^b., for dissolution. y.e rase has been :*¦" smcf. and not I r^! J'"^liitlon was ' On Page Two)
MERCHANDISE AWARDED AT LO.O.F. P.ARTY
A fine as.sortment of merchandi.sf was awarded high scorers at the pub¬ llc card party held in the Odd Fil- lows' Hall by tlie order on Pi-idav evening. Several hundred were pre¬ sent and played "haas" and "500 .
Prizes at "haas" were awarded to Rudolph Kress, Mrs. Clara Andrews. Mrs. Plorence Lehr, Mrs. Oeorge Koehler, Melvin Altemose, Mrs. War¬ ren Dech. Mrs. Wilmer Hever, War¬ ren Dech, John Knecht, Mrs. Mel¬ vin Altemose, Thomas Starner, Mor¬ ris Prable, Mrs. John Knecht. The •'500' prizes were awarded to Mrs Waller CampbeU, Mrs. Charles Al¬ paugh. Richard Laubach. Mrs. Jac¬ obs. Mrs. John Edelman, Arthur SchlfTert, Pred Kern, Mrs. WUmer Wolfe, Mrs. Leroy Peters, Mrs. Eva Wagner, Mrs. Mary Heckman. and Wilmer Wolfe,
The comnUttee that arranged the affair Included Oscar Brong, Clar- enre Fehnel, Charles Shankweiler. Frank Marcks and Hany Hagen¬ buch.
A large group of .scouts were pre¬ .sent at the recuiar meeting of troop 32. held in the V. M. C. A. .social rooins last Th irsday evening. An elaborate openi.i^ ceremony marked the formal opii.ing with the call to colors and the fia? pledge in which all took part, led by assistant .scout¬ master John .Mien and scout Frank Paukovitz. The .-.rout law was led bv Samuel Marx and Hilton Shafer led the Lord s Prayer. The boys tiien divided into two sec- (Contlnued jn Last Page)
HIGH SCHOOLS DEBATE UNEMPLOY¬ MENT INSURANCE QUESTION
On Priday. April 8, at 8:00 p. m. tions.
in the High School building, Belvi- A cordial invitation is extended to
dere street, the affirmative team of the  public  to come  and hear  the
Nazareth High School will meet the discussion of this timely question, negative  team of Pen  Argyl High School to debate the question:
Resolved, That the Several States should enact Legislation Providing for Compulsory Unemployment In¬ surance.
Nazareth will be represented by the following students: Lena Sotto- lano. Rose Mahorsky, Walter Peters, Captain, and Frank Temmel, Alter¬ nate,
On the same evening the Negative Team consisting of: Harold Stout, captain, John Allen, Margaret Sey¬ fried and Catherine Saylor, Alter¬ nate, will journey to Northampton to debate the same question.
Pi-ofessor James Tupper, Head of the English Department, Lafayette College, will act as judge at Naza-: reth. The High School Orchestra will also render a number of selec-
was heard in several .^elections dur¬ mg the regular evening vesper ser¬ vice.
COUNTY 4-H CLUB COUNCIL VERY ACTIVE
Legionnaires Plan For All Local Talent
Radio Broadcast
Completing Arrangements For Motor Caravan Trip To Coatesville Veterans Hospital; Investigate Possibilities For "Boys Cubs" * Organization
The Northampton County 4-H Club Council met at the Y. M. C. A. in Nazareth, when the president. Edna Hower introduced Miss Har¬ mony Hutchinson Pennsylvania State Club leader, who spoke on how to lead  music.
A music appreciation contest was given, all the members participated. The contest is as follows:
"America the Beautiful", Miss Hel¬ en Heckman; "Coming Throuch the Rye", Hecktowii, 4-H Club, Chester Buss, Marvin Heller. Austin Nace. Roy Lahr; "Springtime in the Rockies'. Heektown 4-H Club; "Whispering Hope" Miss Helen Heck man: "Yankee Doodle" Lower Sau¬ con 4-H Club. Kenneth Woldocli, Earnest Judd: "Marseillai.se" Miss (Continued on Page Four)
INSPECTION OFFICER COMMENDS LOCAL S. of U.W.V. AUXILIARY
Testing for the control of Tuber- and Allen Township have asked for culasis in the Dairy Herds of Han-  bids for  the  transportation  of  tho
over and Allen Townships in Nor- ';*i*'''"*,"!!'" "¦"¦"'* '^* '*"' *"*'¦"
^                   ,_                , bids will be o:i a day basts and all
thampton County on the area plan j^^^, ^.^ ^  ^ ^.^^J^^ ^^^ ^^^^ '^
will start on Monday, AprU 18th, ac- the Agricultural Extension Service cording to information received by Ofllce, Room 2. Court House, Easton, In St. John's Lutheran church, the [ the chairman of the local committe- not later than noon on Tuesday, choir under the direction of Charles es in charge of the testing, through April 12th. Th? chairman of tbe Schnerr with Daniel Rohn at the Dr J. O. Reed. State Veterinarian in committee in Hanover Towaship is organ presented a two-part cantata this section. Fred Lvnn of Schoenersville and in in a flne manner. Part one "The' The area plan for the control of Allen Township, Prank Lerch of Death on the Cross" In addition to Bovine Tuberculosis is carried on Northampton Route 2. These meu chorus work by the choir presented' cooperatively with the Bureau of are assisted by other leading farm- Mrs. Gilbert Heam, Miss Fannie Animal Industry and the cattle own- ers and dairymen in the townahlps. Oemet, Mrs. W. J. Happel, Miss ers tn each township. Upon appllc- The township.-, being tested during Pearl Schnerr, Warren Eberts and ation of 90': of the cattle owners In April is the se:ond group in Nor- Charles Schnerr as soloists. In the the township, the Bureau of Animal thampton County which has applied second  portion   "The  Resurrection''' Industry  provides veterinarians  for for test on the area plan.   East Allen
the test and make available money and Lehigh Townships were tested
for paying    indemity    on    animals during December and January and
which react.   The local expenses of all reacting animals removed. Theae
the test are    usually borne    by the animals have been replaced by cattle
county governments. which  have  pa^^d   the Tuberculin
The committees in both Hanover Test.
Mrs. Walter Bender. Warren Eberts and Miss Schnerr sang the -solo por¬ tions.
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LEGION FOUR- COUNTY COUNCIL
Harold Knecht Po.st 415, American Legion met In the Y. M. C. A. social rooms on Tuesday evening in month¬ ly session with post commander Wil¬ son Zerfass conducting the meeting. Following the reading of the minutes
be on the air.   The same two com
mitteemen are also completing ar-  presentatives were present from sev-
rangementa   for    a motor caravan  eral nearby auxiliary orjjanizatlons.
A regular meeting of thc Auxili¬ aries of the American Legion of th? Four County Council will be held at t.ehigiiton on Saturday. April 9th Tliese meetings are held quarterlv and are usually well attended by members of the organization. It i> hoi>ed by the committee. Mrs. Mable Eyer. Jennie Wolfe. Tlllie George and Miriam Mabus of the local unit to have a large turn out at this meeting. The committee de.sires to have all members present and all those who need transportation are requested to get in touch with either one of the committee. Bus service is available at 10 o'clock a. m. from the locai "Y '.
One of the features of these meet¬ ings is the keen rivalry between the different units in the district to have the largest attendance present. A eavel bell which was won by the ¦ j local unit and now in their posses-
More than t)T members and guests sion. is the prize that must be won were present at an Inspection of three times in order to retain it ) ritualistic work held on Fridav oven- i This will be the second attempt. To i ing by the local auxiliary of Camp bring it home the .second time i 20. Sons of Union War Veterans in' means a heartv co-operation and I Shafer's Hall. Mrs. Edna Bowman takes a hundred per cent of the i was the guest Inspection offlcer.   Re- | memb«^rs on to Lehighton |
AT LEHIGHTON Nationally Known Speaker
To Address Loeal Parent- Teacher Association
Mrs Roger M. Bttchellor, M. D, a national authority on safety mea¬ sures In the home, will be the guest speaker at a special nieeting of the Nazareth  Parent-Teacher    Associa-
I Lehigh Valley Safety Council. In home work she ha-^ hai a wide ex¬ perience, being a mather of hve children, and Is weU able to speak on the subje?t, "Safety in the Hun\e." She will cover in detail various phas-
tiju, to be held In the High Schx>!  es of the subject s3ldoin touched up-
I auditorium, on the evening of April
Tlie   speaker  has  been   afTilia':ed witn safety work that has Ijeen na¬ tion wide in its scope and is at pre-  ence and sent connected with the work of the  expect-^d.
on by the average speakciv The lo¬ cal officers of the Parent-Teacher Association made special efTorts to procure a speaker of such pronUn- capacity    atrendancj is
The Public Dollar
Taxation   Division
Finance Dept., Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington,   D.  C.
trip to be made by local Legionaires and friends to the Coatesville Vet¬ erans Hoslptal early in May, where
by secretary H. Werkheiser rout Uie ^ two members of the local post are
A busine.s.s meeting preceded the Inspection with Mrs Sadie Kern, presiding. Minutes were read by acting secretary Mrs   Alma Walters
transacted.      Under | receiving treatment.    The trip will [The relief  committee  reported  the
business  was
new   business   several    committees be made on a Sunday and local Leg-   following members    ill:   Mrs. Flora were appointed by the commander.: lonalres plan to present a short pro-   Schover, Mrs  Lizzie Butts, Mrs   Liz- Rnbert Pauley, Asher Kreidler and [ gram for their comrades at the hos-  zte Hoch, Mrs  Hattie Abel and Mrs. Oeorge Hartzell were appointed on .pital at that time.    A new welfare ] Lydia Simons a committee to Investigate the jws- | committee
REBEKAHS HOLD
INSTALLATION
EXPENDITI RES  CTT  IN   NEW  JERSEV
THAT energetic efforts are under way In New Jersey to control pub¬ lic expenditures and reduce taices is   Indicated    in the March   issue of
Mr. anri Mrs O Shaur uf Leban¬ on visited relatives in town on Sun¬ day.
consisting of Raymond' sibilities of .starting a "Boys Clubs" j Weaver, Robert Pauley and Horace organization among boys In towm Walter was appointed by the coin- between the ages of 9 and 12 years,  mander.
w lio nre not eligible to become .scouts ^ A letter of sympathy waa directed and still desire an opportunity to be sent to the family of Rev. E. A. And- coiiie interested in smUlar group erson of Bangor, by a resolution work for boys, | adopted at  the meeting.    Hts pass-
.\ radio committee headed by Ro- | lug  some  time ago  was   a   distinct bert  Pauley    and Ray    Schmick is  loss  hi  County U^gion  activities  as plannini: for a prograni that will bt>  lie  had beon chaplain    for a  long broadcast from radio station WCBA   |>eriod.    A  membership report  pre-' at Allenlown from nine to ten oclock  sented .shows there are  131 ex-ser-! on thr evening of April 13.   .\ mu.si-  vice  men  enrolled  as  members  ofi cal pnigram of all local talent will, the post. I
The recently elected officers ot the Elizabeth  File    Order    of  Rebekal\i were  formally  installed on  Monday evening in a ceremonial in the Odd Fellow Hall by District Deputy Mrs.   tion. The Inspecting offlcer commended, LUa  Fishier    and staff    of Bangor       2 To continue and greatly enlarge the auxiliary    for    their    excellent j The  following   were   installed:   past |'ts  campaign    for reduction of the
cost ot government.
3 To work for the repeal of all mandatory laws fixing the tenure of ofllce. personnel, or rates of pay of public employees In counties and subdivisions thereof, including boards ot education
4 To oppose the continuation of tlv -tate mandate requiring counties and mutUcipalities to match state grants In like amount or any por¬ tion thereof.
5 To urge that expenditures of all
Taxegram   official publication of the New Jersey Taxpayers'A.ssJciation. Five objectives  are embraced  In  the program of the orgatiliatlou announced  by  its txiard of  directors.   They are,
1 To oppose all new forms of taxa-*	
work in a brief addre.ss. Remarks | noble grand. Lena Hagenbuch: noble were also made by Counsellor Elmer Abel and various gu"st5 presj-nt from other auxiliaries. .\ flne gift was presented to Mrs Bowman l)y mem¬ bers of the local auxiliary.
Fine refreshments were served by the  refreshment   .md   .serving  com¬ mittee, including Mary Frankenneld, Helen   Shafer,  Clara   Meyers Fritchman, EfTie  Williamson,
ine Huber, Mabel Fry, Lucille Wun¬ derly and Mary Marsh.
grand, Clara Mevers: vice grand. Carrie Hagenbuch: warden. Mary Fritehman: conductor, Rc»sa Sieg¬ fried: chaplain, Ellen Weaver: inner guard, Clara .Andrews: outer guard. Pauline HiUx-r: right supporter to the noble grand. Agnes Kraemer: left supporter to the noble grand, Marv \aomi Marcks: right .supporter to Paul-  the vice grand, CorneUa Fritchman:
left  .supporter    to the    vice  grand, (Continued on Page Five)
.ctate departments, dlvtsloiis, and bureaus be approved by the state comptroller and paid by the state treasurer instead of each unit han¬ dling Its own finances as at presetiU Governor's Letter
That publik. ofBciaLs are viewing fiscal problem.s from the same stand¬ point was incUcated in a letter to tb« association from Oovernor A. Harrf Moore, tn wliich he declared:
"Burdensome taxes are directly re«
laU-d to the cause or cauaet of tbe
economic slump.   The fectorjr owner
would be In a much more (•vorsM
(Continued on