Lieutenant John J. Donovan of the police department calls the attention of the editor of the PRESS to a story Furian W i i Charged With in last week's Issue in which it ap- President Selected For Nineteenth Consecutive Term; pear**(that Mr. Donovan had charge Striking Mati and Being of a raid or» saloons and speakeasies j Lebowitz Vice-president; Intoxicated; Final Action Jamesburg Faces in Carteret on Thursday night. Mr. P.T.A. Card Party Committee Coughlin Clerk; MonIn Case Not Announced Donovan asserts that he was not in On Diamond In First To Meet Tuesday Night aghan Attorney charge of the raid but was working H. S. Tilt of the Season Patrolman Joseph Furian, who wan under orders, and requests that the The1 special committrc of the CnrThe organization meeting of the .impended by Chief of Police Harring- error be corrected in this issue. The baseball season for thp Carte- teret Parent/Tenchcr Association that Chief of Police .Harrington" was in j Board of Education Monday night re- ret High School will open on April 24 has charge of the card party to lie ton several days »go and arraigned last week before the converMtion with/Boroiigh Attorney suited in the old organization succeed- when the local team will go to James- held in Dalton'R Auditorium on April on two v ^nmmittpft WBS Stremlau Friday morning when a rep- ing itself in regard to officers of the burg to play the strong team of the 22 in the evening, will meet Tuesday Mayor nnd1 P _ o l l ^ C T ™ it ™ resentativc o f t h e PRfcsS entered ntoht, April 14, in Washington Rchool board and appointive offices. Edward digit school of that place. It is be-with the Chairman, Mrs. J. J. Ruckand Hskrd for details of the raid tho lieved that the team thin season will J. Heil was again elected president be the strongest that ever represented rslfcel to complete plans for the affair. that the previous night. The chief said he thin week. It wa8. was at home in bed at the time and of the board, this being his nineteenth the local high Bchool. A corlring This committee is composed of memhfi that he officer struck Joseph Vilus X l n t o T a t o r ; ™ * on duty. At I { « nothing about the raid He consecutive term as head of the good team has been organized and fierg of the association who volunteered to help in the work at the Police of Woodbridfre Township at 9:15 o'clock this mo. *"' last week Furian was rep- j ^ ^ • ^ • y , ^ t a prohibition Board. Alexander Lebowitz was there is a promising second string of March meeting of the association. enforcement agent conducted it. material. Regular squad practice is ng arrested John Starik, 17, of 5 Somerset street, and Edwi elected vice-president; William V. All who volunteered at that time are The newspaper man, knowing; that being held three afternoons a week attorney for the Carteret P. no prohibition agent had been con Coughlin district clerk, and Francis on Brady's Oval, the uae of which urged to be present at the meeting Solak, 19, of 90 Warren street, this borough, when the t. A. Monaghan said today that he B. Tuesday night. youths attempted to escape from a boat In Woodbridge creek i had received no notice of the outcome «•">« police Ready For Season would agree with him when he said one of the members of the council is capture them. that he always tried to do what w»3 alleged to have stated that one reaRon Thi> police of Woodhridge wartat]] best for the schools and the interest why Furian was found guilty was In the first official game of the until low ti
