u tu in m dr.6n.rnk township weighing carefully debt … · louis g areventi, h enry ludw ig, and h...
TRANSCRIPT
u t u i n m
L E A D E R E T T E
VOU XXIX—Na 10 LYNDHURST. ft. Ju
D r .6 N .R N k TOW NSHIP W EIG H IN G CAREFU LLY DEBT PHASE H M o rh * l> O F BOARD O F EDUCATION'S BUILDING PLANDMM0 H tP t ^ p»|»«Utiaa ia Lyadharal Ml ii. peak in ilwrr *«aM be a ' “ nha * 1| |H “ nlliti
wmiUI .nil hr a health* MS^TJO H tit* rm i r f i > * « r » |m n
H ill u « |M « r r . M ill < 4 l t h e k a n l l a « W
I* were enmllesl
••S u m .in * . of Scotland," a a tm - W . four u n i one halt p a a r f volum e, com pi hug a w r iy t j M nam es and l iv in g data ahoal thaai. w as publiahed by th e H brary In 1M«. after It bad a r peered serially In tha library', bulletin . Tha work has aoM for f i t a volum e in m any parts o f Ike w orld. R eview m g tt In Tha New York Herald Tribune. H L. Maatc ken called II “th e moat com prehen sive and valuable contribution to the study of British onomaatica sin ce th e appearance o f r w a a ’i H istory of Surnam es o f th e British Isles’ In I t t l •
Born in Stirling. Scotland. Dr Black attended Edlnbourg Uni varsity and was an associate (U rector o f the Scottish National M useum o f AnUqultiee in Edlst burgh before he cam e la th e U nited States in IM t H e M a e d th e sta ff o f the Aatar Library In N ew York aad later, w la a It aad the U a o * U b rary w a n mtr m * to form tha N ew York PuhU aT T W ary, h e we. 1 te tha tatter. Ha
Tim R*9cm Wins Legion Ejection
ty -tw o articles to the New Public L ibrary B u lletin . «
Horse Better Frank GaJUghjr ■%.___ 4 _ Admitted To Bar To Transport
Pupils Here?
Mn Banhan it 75
I t# * # * ,
* * .< mmtm i in i
(ISM IK * K m*— » — • « « • m m a i M i — r f. « • > . « • w a r *ae * . t a a w a t
F«U Flow*r SKow On S«(urd«y Hfit
PAGtTWO T H E L E A D E R
Sacred Heart R. C. Churcht w - Bernard Moore, Paster Masses a t 6:30. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30.
10.30, snd 11 :30 s.m.
Topic— 'T h e C hristian M arathon" Wednesday Evening, 8 p.m.
”TI»e Hour O f P ow er” Studies in the Gospel of John.
t h i s s p i r i t u s l o a s i s in t h e m i d d l e o f t h e b u s y w e e k .
---- St. Michael's R. UChurch
Rev. Lsdlslaus J. Wllc»w<tki Pastor
fcldge Road and Page A venae
R u n r ia v m a s s e s a t 8. 0 , 10 :3 0 a n d 11 :3 0 a .m .^ H o l i d a y s a t 5 :3 0 , 7 , 8, a n d 10 a.m.
W e e k d a y s a t 7 :1 5 a n d 8 a m
St. Matthew*! Evangelical Lutheran Church
Valley brook and T rav ers Place
Rev. G eorge M uller, pastor RUth. 2-2134
S u n d a y S e p t e m b e r . 1 2 th — 9 :1 5 a m . T h c " O p e n in g S e s s io n o f t h e S u n d a y S c h o o l w i l l b e h e ld . R eg - ' i s t r a t i o n o f n e w p u p i l s .
10 :30 a .m . “ S o r r o w T u r n e d T o J o y " . H o ly C o m m u n i o n w i l l b e c e l e b r a t e d .
T u e s d a y . S e p t e m b e r 1 4 t h — 8 p .m . A l t a r G u i l d
8 p j n . C h u r c h C o u n c i l M e e t in g .Saturday a n d S u n d a y . S e p t e m
b e r 1 8 th a n d 1 9 th A n n u a l W a l t h e r L e a g u e C o n v e n t i o n a t St. J o h n ’s L u t h e r a n C h u r c h . B lo o m f ie ld . N. J .
St. Thomas' Episcopal Church
Forest and Stuyvesant AveuuesRev. Rowland F. Nye, rector
S e p t e m b e r 12— T h e 1 6 th S u n d a y a f t e r T r i n i t y . 7 :3 0 a .m . H o ly Communion; 9 30 a .m C h u r c h S c h o o l ; 11 :0 0 a .m . M o r n i n g P r a y e r and s e r m o n .
S e p t e m b e r 1 3 th — 8 :0 0 p .m . M a r g a r e t 's G u i l d w i l l h o ld a b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g in t h e p a r i s h h a l l .
S e p t e m b e r 1 6 th — 2 :0 0 p .m . B u s i n e s s m e e t i n g o f S t . M a r y 's U u i ld in t h e p a r i s h h a l l
First Church of Scientist
£ . Pierrepont k Lincoln A' l a Rutherford, N. J.
Branch of tht Mother Church. T M Firat Church of Chriat Scientist. et Boaton. Maaa.
Sunday Sarvlcae at 11 A. M.9:30 A. M.. Sunday School.Wi'dllWdH.v E v r u l l i f M f r t l l l f a t I I t
o’clock a t which tentunontea o f Cfcrto- tian 8ct*iM e healing are g iv e *
Rending Room a t S S ta tion Snuarv open d a ily irum l l n.m to 5 p « ►xc.pt on .Sundays. and I « | | | holt Bay* and on Thursday evening from t »n 9 o 'c lock
“ S u b s t a n c e " is t h e s u b j e c t f o r S u n d a y , S e p t . 12.
G o l d e n T e x t : “ W e a r e s a v e d b yT h o p e : b u t h o p e t h a t is s e e n is I n o t h o p e : f o r w h a t a m a n s e e t h . j w h y d o t h h e y e t h o p e f o r ? B u t
i f w e h o p e f o r t h a t w e s e e n o t . t h e n d o w e w i t h p a t i e n c e w a i t f o r i t . " ( R o m . 8 :2 4 ,2 5 )
S e r m o n P a s s a g e s f r o m t h e K i n g J a m e s v e r s i o n o f t h e B i b l e i n c l u d e :
" H o w g r e a t a r e h i s s i g n s ! a n d h o w m i g h t y a r e h i s w o n d e r s ! h i s k i n g d o m is a n e v e r l a s t i n g k i n g d o m . a n d h is d o m i n i o n i s f r e e f r o m g e n e r a t i o n to g e n e r a t i o n ' ( Q a n . 4 :3 ) . C o r r e l a t i v e p a s s a g e s f r o m “ S c i e n c e a n d H e a l t h w i t h
! K e y t o t h e S c r i p t u r e s " b y M a r y B a k e r E d d y in c lu d e :
“ S u b s t a n c e is t h a t w h i c h is ! e t e r n a l a n d i n c a p a b l e o f d i s c e d a n d d e c a y " (p .4 6 8 ) “ M o r t a l s m u s t lo o k b e y o r td f a d i n g , f i n i t e f o r m s , if- t h e y w o u ld g a i n t h e t r u e s e n s e o f t h i n g s . -' ( p 2 6 ^ »
— T T “ ' j .Westminster ‘ Prc.byterian
LVNDHURST HEBREW CENTER
33 3 V a l l e y B r o o k A v e n u e I v a n E . P e r l m a n , R e v .2 7 6 0 G r a n d C o n c o u r s e
B r o n x 5 8 . N e w Y o r k « F O r d h a m 5 -1 4 1 9
S t u d y : R U t h . 2 -9 5 8 2 S e r v i c e s b e g i n n i n g F r i d a y .
S e p t . 10 a t 9 p . m . a n d e v e r y F r i d a y e v e n i n g t h e r e a f t e r . S e r v i c e s w i l l b e c o n d u c t e d a n d s e r m o n s w i l l b e p r e a c h e d b y R e v . I v a n C P e r l m a n .
S u n d a y S c h o o l R e g i s t r a t i o n : S u n d a y . S e p t . 12 a n d 19. 10 a .m . t o 12 p .m .
H e b r e w S c h o o l R e g i s t r a t i o n : S u n d a y . S e p t . 12, 10 a .m . t o 12 p .m M o n d a y . S e p t . 13. 4 p .m to 5 p .m ; T u e s d a y . S e p t . 14. 4 p .m . t o 5 p .m . : T h u r s d a y , S e p t . 16, * &,nh W 4 p . m ^ S u n d a y , S c p t . t f l .
Legion(Continued from P a g * 1 )
Levelli AppealsFor Draft Help
The new ly elected executive rcommittc consists o f: A l Lee. R pc»um> I vnHhumi hn«.fer^H arrv^Fe/dr A nt^ >nJr J * jie-1 otheis must now travel to Hack-' 7 , l tnH ck to * n k U r in the M ilitaryH^in H r 1 am l a ro v t '' 1 Dratt, appeal ia made for volun-
, teer c le rk , to.conduct this DraftH fhU Were f • * ,*ctod to Registry in the Lyndhum t Town
attend thc county coiwm Uon. „ ai| A ny one, m ale or female, B c le ta tc . arc_ Arnold HoUhen w illing to volunteer to help out. hr . H a iry Feldm an, Anthony ■ way consult the Township Clerk r h l i , Hartigan by personal ca ll at h i. office,L n ailes J . Rogers Jr .. and JoseDh T o w n i t * it « . u ___ a ..* uRussell
Rogers J r . , and Joseph Town HaU or by telephone Ruth* A lternates are : W illiam , Ci f o r d 2-5120 advising days and
h o u r s , such .vo lun teer services w o u ld be availab le
C o l Devim* at New ark desires
M c G r a t h . F r a n k Hinchibliff, M a t t h e w A r e n d s . Arnold K olzherr J rL o u i s G a r e v e n t i , H e n r y L u d w i g , a n d H a r o l d W e l l s Sr.
Lyndhurst PersonalsTHtlBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1948 ,
Mr. and M rs. H. C. Bolander. of » ♦ Poet avenue, had as their guests, for the weekend and holid ay th e ir son, W arren Bolander. and his fiancee. Miss Jo an Scan- lan, both o f Schenectady. N. Y. The couple w ill be married on Septem ber 18 .
M iss M ary English , daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L eR oy Hassard and son, Robert o f 419 Post a v e nue are back from a vacation motor trip to Washington* D. C., Mt. Vernon, V a., Luray^ C avern *., Va , and the B attle fie ld o f G ettysburg. Pa. I
Mr. and M rs. HerbeVt J . . Em-,u „ - • - - - t - ------- mons. of 286 Livingston avenue.« Jr'a Ja w I* *: ^ "S liah had as their guests yesterday Mrof 330 W atson a ven u e" returned last w eek from S t Jo h n ’s. N ew foundland, w here she spent t« o months w ith relatives. She w ill return to h er duties as a teacher in L yndhurst High School.
D o m i n i c k J . L i v i l l i T o w n s h i p C l e r k
10 a m t o 1 p .m .T i c k e t s f o r t h e H ig h H o ly D a y
S e r v i c e s m a y b e o b t a i n e d a t J a c o b s D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e . 507 R id g e ro a d .
ChurchFJdge Rd. and New Je rsey A v%
Lyndhurst, N. J .Rev. Howard E. Friebely
Reed Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Stuyvesant near V alley Brook Rev. Donald T. Kauffman,
Th- M., M inister
346 Stuyvesant A va RUtherford 2-5150
F r i d a y , S e p t e m b e r 10— B o yS c o u t T r o o p T w o b e g i n s i t s f a i l p r o g r a m a t t h e c h u r c h a t 7 3 0
S a b b a t h . S e p t e m b e r 12— B ib le S c h o o l c l a s s e s f o r c h i l d r e n ; y o u n g p e o p l e , m e n , a n d w o m e n b e g in a t 9 :4 5 . T o p ic is “ A G o o d M a n " M o i n i n g W o r s h i p is a t 1 1 :0 0 . w i t h R e v . J o h n H a r k n e s s , m i s s i o n a r y t o I n d i a , p r e a c h i n g E v e n i n g W o r s h i p is a t 8 :0 0 . A t t h i s t i m e t h e r e w i l l b e a p r e s e n t a t i o n o f t h e m i s s i o n f i e l d i n I n d i a .
W e d n e s d a y . S e p t e m b e r 15— M id w e e k M e e t i n g a t 8 :0 0 i n a u g u r a t e s t h e f a l l p r o g r a m . E n jo y
S u n d a y . J u l y 18. 1948 l’ :45 # . m . - S u n d a y S c h o o l .1 1 :0 0 a . m ..— M o r n i n g W o r s h i p
Lyndhurst Methodist * Church
Stuyvesant and Tontine Ave*. Rev. Robert C- Lintner. Paste#
307 Tontine Avenue Ruth. 2-6928
T h u r s d a y . S e p t e m b e r y t h 2 00 p .m . W o m e n 's S o c i e ty l o r C h r i s t i a n S e r v i c e M e e t i n g - S p c a k e i M rs . L e s t e r R ic e
S u n d a y . S e p t c m b e i 1 2 th 9 45 I a .m . S u n d a y S c h o o l . 11:00 a j n
M o r n i n g W o r s h ip , T o p ic toy th* p a s t o r “ C h r i s t . O u r F r i e n d " .
M o n d a y , . S e p t e m b e r 1 3 th 8 th O f f i c i a l B o a r d M e e t in g A t th« c h u r c h .
Rutherford Baptist C h are* Rutherford. N. J .
9 :4 5 a m .— C h u r c h S ^ h i io l 1 1 :0 0 a .m . M o i n i n g w o r s h i p —
U n io n S e r v i c e .
9 :4 5 a .m . C h u r c h S c h o o l 11:00 a .m . M o r n i n g W o r s h ip T o p i c “ T h e G l o r y O f T h e L o r d I n T h c T e m p l e "
8:,00 p .m . E v e n in g W o r s h i p
MRS BRUGGEM AN'S ANNIVERSARY
M rs . W i l l i a m B r u g g e m a n . o f 35 J a c k s o n p l a c e , w a s g u e s t o f h o n o r a t a f a m i l y p a r t y j u s t g i v e n a t h e r h o m e in c e l e b r a t i o n o f h e i b i r t h d a y a n n i v e r s a r y .
D i n n e r w a s s e r v e d , f o l l o w e d b y d a n c i n g a n d s i n g i n g , p r o v i d i h g a l a s i o n . - -
G u e s t i n c l u d e d h e r s o n s a n d t h e i r f a m i l i e s , M r a n d M r s A n to n B i u g g e m a n o f R u t h e r f o r d . M r a n d M rs . W i l b e r t . B r u g g e m a n o f O z o n e P a r k . L o a g I s l a n d , M r . a n d M r s H a r o l d B r u g g e m a n o f t h e ’
• B r o n x . N Y . M r a n d M rs . E u g e n e B i u g g e m a n o f L y n d h u r s t ; h e r d a u g h t e r . M is s F l o r e n c e B r u g g e m a n o f L y n d h u r s t ; h e r g r a n d d a u g h t e r a n d f a m i l y . M r . a n d M rs . C l a r e n c e J e n k i n s a n d d a u g h t e r T h e r e s a , a g r e a t - g r a n d d a u g h te» t h e h o n o r g u e s t , o f C a m d e n ; M is s E v e l y n L a v o u s e u r a n d V in , c e t i t M i l l e r o f U n i o n C i ty .
S W O R N IN A I R F O R C ET w o L y n d h u r s t y o u t h s a r e o n
t h e i r w a y to S a n A n t o n i o . T e x a s , t o d a y a f t e r b e i n g s w o r n in t o t h e U n i t e d S l a t e s A i r F o r c e T h u r s d a y S a l v a t o r e R o m a n o . 19. s o n o f M r a n d M r s N i c h o l a s R o m a n o , 2 1 9 C o p e l a n d a v e n u e , a n d C a r m i n e D e lc o r e . 18. s o n o f M r a n d M r s S a l v a t o r e D e l c o r e 208 P a u l s t r e e t , l e f t y e s t e r d a y m o r n i n g f o r T e x a s t o c o m p l e t e b a s i c t r a i n i n g a n d b e g i n t r a i n i n g a s a i r c r a f t m e c h a n i c s B o th b o y s g r a d u a t e d f r o m L v n d h u r s t H i g h l a s t J u n e . F a t h e r s o f b o t h t h e b o y s a r e a c t i v e i n t h e L y n d h u r s t I t a l i a n C i r c l e C h i b .
T h e r . v i l l be a jo int inatallation I “ doD a l! ,po“ lbl' toward making o f A rn e -an Legion o ffice r , a n d th' R ee 's ,ry loc' " m , U c r * n,d I n d i e s a u x ilia r y h ead , on S e p - j “ " W » y tot i m b e r 21 County Commander c" e c t t h , s P o w e l l w i l l o f f i c i a t e a n d C o u n t y V ic e C o m m a n d e r A l f r e d B iv o n a .R u t h e r f o r d , w i l l assist, M rs , iN o rv ’o l P r i n d l e . N o r t h A r l i n g t o n ! ~ n .. . D . _w i l l i n s t a l l m e m b e r s o f t h e L a d i e s C r ‘t e ™ " B o o k C o " 'P “ n >A u x i l i a r y I o f N e w Y o r k h a s *U8t r e l e a s e d
| D e l e g a t e s t o t h e S t a t e A m e r i c a n " ' T " ° 7U g . o n c o n v e n t i o n a t A s b u r v , ” I S C ° G R A p H Y . e d i t e d b y W s l - - • 1 t e r E . S c h a a p a n d G e o r g e A v a
k i a n . I t ’s t h e s t a n d a r d d i r e c t o r y o f r e c o r d e d j a z z T i t l e s , p e r s o n n e l , d a t e s , a n d n u m b e r s o f 20,000 r e c o r d s c o v e r i n g 3 0 y e a r s o f ja z z . A d i s c o g r a p h y is a l i s t i n g o f r e c o r d s s h o w i n g w h e n t h e y w e r e m a d e , w h o m a d e t h e m , i n c l u d i n g n a m e s o f a l l m u s i c i a n s a n d v o c a l i s t s , w h e r e t h e y w e r e m a d e a n d u n d e r w h a t l a b e l s t h e y w e r e re -i»- “ • *ss*. i» » c v sve ( .u tu ii in u - j , . . . . .
o f t h e s t a t e T h e - e l e c t , o n I ' c ,a 9 e f w o rc l w a s c o r n e d b y
Robert Casotts, a Public Service salesm an, w as bitten by a dog on the right thigh around noon in Lyndhurst last w eek. Casotts lives at 78 Elm street. North Arlington. The dog is owned by J J W alker.
P a r k , s t a r l i n g t o d a y a n d e j l d i n g ! t e r E S c h * “ P G e o r g e A v aS a t u r d a y , a r e : Jo h n H a r t i g a n .T i m o t h y R e g a n , H a r r y H a n s o n . A i n o l d H o l z h e r r S r - , A l R a lp h ,
j R i c h a r d C o u g h l i n , W i l l i a m L e s s e r . ! a n d G r o v e r H e i n s d o r f .
H a r r y H a n s o n , a p a s t c o m m a n d e r o f t h e L y n d h u r s t P o s t , i s b e in g s u p p o r t e d b y t h e B e r g e n C o u n t y L e g i o n P o s t s f o r e l e c t i o n a s o n e o f t h e f i v e v i c e c o m m a n d e nw i l l b e h e l d a t t h e A s b u r y R a r km e e U n g
T h e B a r r i n g e r - W a l k e r D r u m a n d B u g le C o r p s w i l l a l s o a t t e n d t h e s t a t e c o n v e n t i o n i n a n e f f o r t t o c a p t u r e t h e 1* S t a t e A m e r i c a n Ix -g io n D r u m a n d B u g l e C o r p s c h a m p i o n s h i p . T h e c o m p e t i t i o n w i l l 'b e h e l d o n S a t u r d a y , th e * l a s t d a y o f t h e c o n v e n t i o n .
S O N S O F I T A L Y T h e d e l e g a t i o n f r o m t h e 32
l o d g e s c o m p r i s i n g t h e G r a n d L o d g e o f t h e S t a t e of New J e r s e y I n d e p e n d e n t Order Sons o f I t a l y , I f e a d e d b y J o s e p h Melillo, G r a n d V e n e r a b l e , left F rid ay f o r Y o u n g s t o w n . O h i o , to attend i ts b i e n n i e l s u p r e m e convention to b e h e l d a t t h e P i c k Ohio Hotel
C h a r l e s D e l a u n e y a b o u t 1934 a n d f i r s t w a s s p e l l e d “ d i s c o g r a p h i e " . t h e F r e n c h w a y . C h a r l e s D e l a u n e y , t h e m o s t o u t s t a n d i n g F r e n c h j a z z c r i t i c a n d w r i t e r , h a s d e v o t e d a t l e a s t 15 y e a r s t o t h e c o m p i l a t i o n o f t h e N e w H o t D is c o g r a p h y . H e h a s s e a r c h e d t h r o u g h o u t A m e r i c a a n d E u r o p e f o r i n f o r m a t i o n m a k i n g t h i s b o o k a s c o r r e c t a s p o s s i b l e r e g a r d i n g p e r s o n n e l , d a t e s a n d m a s t e r n u m b e r s . T h r o u g h o u t t h e w o r l d t h e o f f i c i a l d i s c o g r a p h y i s C h a r l e s D e l a u n a y 's N e w H o t D i s c o g r a p h y , t h e r e s u l t o f a l l t h e s e y e a r s o f r e s e a r c h . p a i n s t a k i n g c o m p i l a t i o n a n d c o r r e c t i o n s .
S t a r Q f J . M o r g a n R e a d C o u n c i l , D a u g h t e r s o f A m e r i c a , e n t e r t a i n -
„ . e d s t a t e d i s t r i c t o f f i c e r s a t t h e i rY o u n g s t o w n T h e d e l e g a t e , l e f t j m e e li h c ld W e d n c s d a e v t .hu g n o r ia l t r a in f n . m th o Won. . . . _b y s p e c i a l ' t r a i n f r o m t h e P e n n s y l v a n i a R a i l r o a d .
A f e a t u r e o f t h e c o n v e n t i o n w a f t h e e l e c t i o n o f t h e s u p r e m e o f f ic e r s . M r . M e l i l l o i n h i s r e p o r t t o t h e s u p r e m e c o n v e n t i o n , e m - h a s i z e d t h e f a c t t h a t n e w l o d g e s h a v e b e e n i n s t i t u t e d i n t h e O r d e r in N e w J e r s e y , w i t h m a n y y o u n g p e o p l e , e s p e c i a l l y f o r m e r G .I . s j o i n i n g t h e O r d e r t h e p a s t f e w y e a r s .
Individual desires for funeral services receive our most care* ful attention.
It is our business and duty to serve faithfully ond well. No '•quest is too large or too small.
The Collins MemorialW m . C . C o l l i n s , Dirrctor
253 ST U Y V E S A N T A V E. L Y N 9 H U R 8 T . N. J .
F A L L T E R MOPENING DATES:
Day School—Sept. 7 l i Night School— Sept. 1,1 COURSES
P rivate Secretarial — Stenographic — T y p in g Bookkeeping and Accounting — Comptometry
Brush-up Courses
Rutherford Secretarial School* Franklin P lace. Rutherford Tel. R f . 2-7147
n i n g a t t h e W e s t m i n s t e r P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h . M is s L u c i l l e J u s t u s , c o u n s i l o r . w a s in c h a r g e E l e c t e d t o r e p r e s e n t^ t h e lo d g e a t t h e s t a t e s e s s i o n t o b c h e l d a t A t l a n t i c C i t y f r o m t h e f 9 t o t h e 21 a r e M r s . H a r r i e t W i l s o n , d e l e g a t e , w i t h M r s . , C h a r l o t t e V o g e l a n d M r s . C l a i r e T h a l m a n . .
A M a c k t r u c k o w n e d b y J o r a l e m o n B r o t h e r s . 6 3 6 R i d g e r o a d . L y n d h u r s t , c o l l i d e d w i t h t h e r e a r o f a c a r o n R i d g e r o a d T h u r s d a y
a t a b o u t 9 a .m . , c a u s i n g c o n s i d e r a b l e d a m a g e t o t h e c a r . B e r n a r d S l o b o d i n , 4 1 . 3 1 -V R i v e r v i e wG a r d e n s , N o r t h A r l i n g t o n , o w n e r , w a s t r a v e l i n g n o r t h o n R i d g e r o ^ d a p d s t o p p e d a t a t r a f f i c l i g h t a t S e c o n d a v e n u e , w h e n h e w a s h i t b y t h e J o r a l e m o n t r u c k . N o o n e w a s i n j u r e d .
M is s C a r o l M a y e r , d a u g h t e r o f M r a n d M r s W i l l i a m F M a y e r o f 3 4 4 V a l l e y B r o o k a v e n u e , h a s r e t u r n e d h o m e f r o m S t . B a r n a b a s H o s p i t a l . N e w a r k , w h e r e s h e u n d e r w e n t a n a p p e n d i c i t i s o p e r a t i o n .
M r . a n d M r s . E r w i n A . N e u m a n n o f 201 F e r n a v e n u e m a r k e d t h e i r e l e v e n t h w e d d i n g a n n i - v e r y r e c e n t l y . T h e y w i l l m o v e t o P o r t M u r r a y a b o u t O c t . I.
M r . a n d M r s . F r e d e r i c A M a c - C o n n e l l a n d d a u g h t e r s . E l i z a b e t h a n d R o s a l i e , o f 101 L i v i n g s t o n a v e n u e m o v e d t o t h e i r n e w h o m e in R u t h e r f o r d P a r k A p a r t m e n t s .
M r . a n d M r s . W i l l j a m C r o w l e y a n d d a u g h t e r . J o a n n e o f 5 4 0
K i n g s l a n d a v e n u e a r e b a c k f r o m a w e e k 's v a c a t i o n s p e n t a t A s b u r y P a r k .
and Mrs. C. J.*Sm ith o f Woodside. Long Island.
Mr. an d ,M rs. A lbert Kirchner. o f K earn y street, had as th*ir guest for the w eek-end and holiday their son, Robert, of C leveland, Ohio.
Richard B u rk e , son o f Mr. and M rs. Edmund B u rk e o f 2 3 5 P o s t avenue, spent the week-end and holiday w ith relatives at Scran-
G e o r g e N a s h H I , 3 2 6 S t u y v e s a n t a v e n u e , w a s g u e s t o f h o n o r a t a f a m i l y p a r t y , S u n d a y , a t h i s h o m e i n c e l e b r a t i o n o f h i s t h i r d b i r t h d a y a n n i v e r s a r y .
M r . a n d M r s . D o u g l a s N ic« |l. o f 4 4 4 S t u y v e s a n t a v e n u e , r e t u r n e d t o d a y f r o m a v a c a t i o n s p e n t a t P l a i n f i e l d , M a s s . , w h e r e t h e y v i s i t e d r e l a t i v e s .
M r a n d M r s . A l f r e d H - C r a n k - s h a w , o f 281 L i v i n g s t o n a v e n u e , a r e s p e n d i n g t h e r e s t o f t h e s e a s o n a t t h e i r f u m m e r h o m e a t C u l v e r ’s L a k e .
M is s L o i s E . H a l e y 5 1 7 P a r k p l a c e h a s r e t u r n e d h o m e a f t e r s p e n d i n g h e r v a c a t i o n a t L a k e C a r m e l . N Y ,
ARNOLDDRUGS
I N C . ___
G EO RG E BRODO Prop,
41 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J.
RUth. 2-6867
Open Every Sunday
For Your Convenient**
Cops Recover BoatP a t r o l m e n R i c h a r d C o u g h l i n
j a n d J o s e p h D a n z a r e c o v e r e d a 1 0 - f o o t r o w a n d s a i l b o a t S a t u r -
i d a y m o r n i n g w h i c h h a d b e e n r e p o r t e d s t o l e n b y i t s o w n e r , R o y R o s s l i p , 127 F o r e s t a v e n u e l a s t w e e k . T w o y o u t h s b e l i e v e d t o h a v e s t o l e n t h e b o a t f r o m i t s m o r i n g o n t h e P a s s a i c R i v e r a t 5 3 7 R i v e r s i d e a v e n u e , a p p e a r e d b e f o r e c h i e f o f p o l i c e f o r f u r t h e r q u e s t i o n i n g . T h e p a t r o l m e n lo -
| c a t e d t h e b o a t o n t h e r i v e r b a n k ^ a l t h e f o o t o f F o r e s t a v e n u e .
M r s P a u l i n e N e e l e n , o f 2 3 2 F e r n a v e n u e , h a d a s h e r g u e s t s f o r ■
t h e w e e k - e n d h e r d a u g h t e r . M rs . I J a c k M c A lo o n a n d c h i l d r e n . K a r - j e n a n d J a c k , o f B r e n t o n H a r b o r . •
Car Radios A Specialty RUth. 2*5645.R
John's Radio & TelevisionSPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON AM. 1«M8 TELEVISION SETS. CAR RADIOS
AND REFRIGERATORS
3IW chai-e Ave ( j o h n h i i n a n n h ) Lyndhurst, N. J.
ThermosBottles
Quarts, Pints Half Pints
Lunch Kits2-69
MICKEY MOUSE Watches 6.95 MICKEY MOUSE
Alarm Clocks 2.95
TONI Wave Kits
Complete . . . 2 00Refill 1 . 0 0
BU TEE W ave Kits Complete 3.98 Refill .. 1.20
FloraT I Designs $5.00 up
Lyndkurst Florist314 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst. N. J .
RU 2-4484
* * ★ ★ 4r i r ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
JOHN L. BURK
FUNERAL HOMES
52 Ridge Road, Lyndhur**, N. J . RUtherford 2-0490
469 - 471 Palisade Avenue, Jersey C ity Journal Square 4-4571
rr
Wachter’sDelicatessen
( nurtrous. Reliable^ Rensminlilp S m it e
*53 RIDGE ROADRl'lh, 2-1275
LYNDHURST
Beers, Wines and Liquors
Frosted FoodsFish - Vegetables - Meat - Fruils
and Poultry
THE NAZARE MEMORIALFU NERAL UOM E
403 RIDGE ROAB LYNDHURST, N. J.Tel. RUtherford 2-7272
p * 0 - S. V o f tM O N S K Y . M a a a « e r
SPECIALKRIIUY
4 lam i .howder EUh t ake- Sawk«l Salmon White KUh
SATURDAY
Hot Roa*t Reef
and Craw
Baked \ irginia llam
Home Made
Delicious Chow Mein
Salad* V hiU- tm S itn ia l IhtU t
i l l K tW , of Smniln'n hri Madr I p i, Largest I artrtw* fur ( l i r r , * Skipm rni,
Free Delivery
OPEN A L L D A Y S U N D A Y S
5 BANKS MAKE THE RUTHERFORD NATIONAL
MORE CONVENIENT FOR MORE THRIFTY PEOPLE
Perhapt that is why over 30.000 people Ksve s.ved more than SI5.000.000 in thr Mmnpi. departm., i of O r Rutherford NATIONAL, th e 5 Rutherford NATIONAL bank.are conveniently located f„r moot |»-..ple rvho live, work and »hop in thi. area. In addition to INSURED savings account* all Rutherford NATIONAL hank, offer every modern hanking M-rvice. Do .11 y„„r ..vui*. hanking and borrowing at the one i i i o m romenienl for you.
BANKING HOURS: Monday through Kriday. 7:45 A.M. to 2 P.M. Friday Evening 5 to 6:30 o'clock
BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS
' ’ • - - Th» L a r g e s t N a tio n a l B a n t in Bmrg^n County
R U T H E R F O R D N A T IO N A LPAtlC AND AMIS AVINUD. RUTHIRFOtO
F o r t h * c o n v e n i e n c e o f o u r p r e « c r ip * io n p o t r o n i , w e o r e p l e a t e d t o o f f e r a d n l tv e r y ••rv fc ® . l e a v e y o u r p r e s e n p - H on w ith u j . W e w ill c o m p o u n d a n d d e l iv e r t h e m e d ic i n e t o y o v r h o m e o r b o n n e t* a d d r e s s . T h e re •» a lv o o n e m e r g e n c y coN s e rv i c e f o r t h o ms w h o c a n n o t b r in g p i e t c r i p t t o m in p e r s o n . T h e» e a r e ju i t w a y * o f d e m o n - »*<jt«ng t h a t w e a p p r e c i a t e y o u r v o l u e d p a t r o n a g e .
I l l N lim n Av*. N I RMg* R«sd
111 H sifism ik St. M l Snip n n m Av*.
unw vt svstti*
ARNOLDDRUGSG E O R G E B R O D O Prop
41 Ridse Road Lyndhurst, N. J.
RU th . 2-6867
Open Every Sunday
D E L f V E R v
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER •>. 1<M* T h e l r a d f . r
Mildred Hofaieister Wed To Fred Ernst on Sunday ~
M r . r T T T R r f
Clair Colie Weds Warren est Sal
M ildred Hofmeister r o f M r and Mrs. Eugeni
fr, 27 1 P ark place. L yn dhurst a n d 'Fred erick Ernst, son of M r. and M rs. Herman Ernst. 7Si R idge road, Lyndhurst. w ere m arried Su n day pt 5 p .m at St. Matth ew ’s E v a n g e l i c a Lutheran Church. The R ev George F / S U L le r officiated.
M ia Jo y c e Foster, was maid ot honor and M iss Ju n e Burden and MfejB Jo a n M aguire were bridesmaid*. Raym ond Ernst was Lest m an fo r h is brother and Jack Bogan, and Fred erick HofrtWister brother o f the bride ushered
*!H»e bride who was given in
—J o fw hite skinner satin made w ith a scalloped yoke with an il lusion neck, long sleeves, pointed
Florence Mizerski Weds J. Malejki
Mias F loren ce Dolores Mizesk i. daughter o f Konstenty Mizesk:. 32 Jackson place. Lyndhurst and Joseph M alejk i. son of Mr and Mra. A lbert Ciepienski. 2 15 Jo lm e avenue. Tottenville. Staten Island, w ere m arried Saturday at 4 pm at St. M ichael's Church. Lynd- hurst. The Rev. L. J Wilczewsk. performed the ceremony
Miss M ae C lark and C a s s C i e pienski w ere the wedding attendants. M iss Jean n e G low scki. o f Lyndhurst. niece of the«brid«> w a s jun ior bridesm aid, t h e b r i d e s maids being M iss Irene and M is s A lice M izeski, nieces of t h e bride and M iss A nna Mac Weiss o f Lyndhurst and Mis* Mary Sa
* nocki, of Chicago Joseph Ach- cinsk and E dw ard Imso of Staten Island; C harles Dill, of North Ar linglon, and Richard Mizesk i. nephew o f the bride, from P a . and B olley G ow el. of Elizabeth.
The bride w ore a gown o f white satin, made With a drop shoulder and long sleeves. Her long v e i l fe ll from an orange blossom crown, Sh e carried white ro se > and lillies o f the valley. The maid o f honor and* junior bridesmaid wore ye llo w fa ille taffeta. T w o o t the bridesm aids w o r e pink and tw o w ore aqua. * A l l w o r e lace picture hats and c a r r i e d b a s k e t s of m ixed flow ers
A reception fo r 3 0 0 guests w a s held in St. M ichael’s Hall Mr ahd M rs. M ale jk i are on a trip through N ew England. They w ill Uvc in Staten Island. She w as WTO R . C. A ., H arrison and he is attending R u tgers University He w as three years in the Army A ir Corps.
at the w list. a bustle back s k i r t w ith a long, train Her fingertip v e il made from the lace o f her m others wedding veil f e l l from a headpiece arranged w i t h orange bioaKMR$P She earn ed a cascade of roses, orchid centered
The r r a i d o f h o n o r w o r e m a i z e ta ffeta , m a d e w i t h a ty o s t le b a c k . >11 u s : o n n e c k a n d cape s l e e v e s , matching gloves and ;i n e t h e a d piece and c a r r i e d a cascade o f ta ilsm ac r o s e s T h e b r i d e s m a i d s w o r e aqua t a f f e t a a n d c a r r i e d y e l l o w r o s e s
M r a a d M r s E r n s t a r e o n a t r i p t h r o u g h P e n n s y l v a n i a . T h e y w i l l l i v e i n R u t h e r f o r d S h e us w i t h L i b e r t y M u t u a l I n s u r a n t o
b u s i n e s s w i t h h i s f a t h e r . H e w a s m t h e n a v y t h r e e y e a r s , t w o a n d a h a l f tn t h e P a c i f i c T h e a t r e
Ann Carrino Weds R. Lobosco
M iss A n n C a r r i n o . d a u g h t e r o fM r a n d M r s A n t h o n y C a r r i n o . o f 754 P e n n s y l v a n i a a v e n u e . L y n d h u r s t . w a s m a r r i e d o n S u n d a y a t t h e S a c r e d I . e a r t C h u r c h t o M r R o v L o b o s c o > o n o f M r a n d M r s M i c h a e l L o b o s c o o f 128 C a l d w e l l a v e n u e . P a t e r s o n .
M is s E l e a n o r D o m a n i e o . o f L y n d h u r s t . s e r v e d a s m a i d o f h o n « •w . a n d M ic h a e l L o t a s c o . b r o t h e r o f t h e g r o o m , s e r v e d a s b e l l m a n U s h e r s w e r e . P e t e r D ’A m o r e , a n d M i c h a e l L o b a s c o . c o u s i n o f . th*- g r o o m .
T h e b r i d e w a s a t t i r e d i n a g o w n o f ic e b l u e s a t m w i t h a c u f f e d b a s q u e b o d i c e a n d a f u l l s k i r t w h i c h f o r m e d a t r a i n H e r t u l l e v e i l f e l l f r o m a h e a d p i e c e o f s a t in. a n d s h e c a r r i e d a c a s c a d e b o u q u e t o f w h i t e S t e p h a n o n a s . a n d b a b y 's b r e a t h
T h e m a i d o f h o n o r w o r e a g o w n o f tu rc } o t$ e s a t m . f a s h i o n e d w i t h u f i t t e d b o d i c e a n d a f u l l s k i r t S h e w o r e a h e a d p i e c e t o m a t c h h e r g o w n a n d c a r r i e d a c a s c -a d e b o u q u e t o f w h i t e p o m p o m s
A r e c e p t i o n f o r a b o u t 5 0 0 w a s s e r v e d " a t t h e P o l i s h P e o p l e s H o m e i n P a t e r s o n
A f t e r a m o t o r t r i p t o W a s h in* !- I t o n D C a n d F l o r i d a , t h e e o i ^ p l e
w i l l l iv e , a t t h e h o m e o f t h e b r i d e
M r s M a r y K l i n g e n b e e k . o f 6 2 0 C h a s e a v e n u e , w i l l b e g u e s t o f h on»> r a t a f a m i l y p a r t x t o b e g i v e n in c e l e b r a t i o n .o f h e r b i r t h d a y a n n i v e r s a r y t h i s e v e n i n g a t
. t h e h o m e of - h e r d a u g h t e r a n d , son-in-law . M r and M r s W i l l i a m * ^ren rtey . o f 546 K ingsland a v e n -
Miss C laire M arie Colie. laughter of Mr and M rs Juseph A. Colie. 333 W’eart avenue, be came th e.L ride of W arren C h arles West, of Rumson, Saturday at
; 5 p.m. at the Sacred ’K eart rectory. * L yndhurst The Rev. Murphy perform ed the cerem ony in which j the bride w as given in m arriage by her father
Miss Dorothy Coctese. of L yn d hurst w as maid of honor and John E. Colie. brother o f the bride w as J best man.
The bride wore a princess style gown of w hite satin made w ith a seed pearl trimm ed round neck, long sleeves, pointed at the wrist, and her fingertip ve il fe ll from a ; pearl tiara arranged w ith orange
' r o s e s T h«
f e t a’ p ie c e
ro s e .; A
1 h o m e W e s t h e is W e s t la w Y o r k
Theresa Dodski,J. McGuire Wed
Miss Theresa Bertha Dodski daughter o f Mrs Adam Dodski,
j 419 Jau n cey avenue, and the late Mr. Dodski. became the bride of Jam es M cGuire, son o f Mrs. Jam es M cGuire, of North A rlin g ton and the late Mr M cG uire at 4 3 0 p.m. Sunday at Our L ad y Queen of Peach RC Church. North A rlington The Msg. Peter O'Con nor perform ed the cerem ony
The I ride was given in mar riage by her brother Edw ard Ddd ski. of East Rutherford Her sis ter Miss Florence Dodski w as maid o f honor and Miss M ary Paulich. of Je rse y C ity w as bridesmaid. Adam Dodaki. uf Carlstadt. brother o f the bride was best man and W illiam Pal-
R iym n ad I
> h o n o r m a i d w o r e b l u e t a f - w i t h a m a t c h i n g n e t h e a d
H e r f l o w e r s w e r e p in k
r e c e p t i o n w a s h e l d a t t h c o f t h e b r i d e M r a n d M r s w i l l l i v e i n R u m s o n . w h e r e a b u i l d i n g c o n t r a c t o i M rs . is w i t h W h i t e a n d Case, a
f i r m o n W a l l s t r e e t . N e w
Ann Saggio Weds Mark Paterno
M is s A n n S a g g io . d a u g h t e r o f 1
Mr a n d M r s . D S a g g i o o f 571 C c n t} » l a v e n u e . C a r l s t a d t , w h s ; ' m a r r i e d o n S u n d a y S e p t e m b e r 5 t h t o M a r k P a t e r n o . s o n o f M i a n d M r s F r a n k P a t e r n o . o f ,£25 P e n n s y l v a n i a a v e n u e . L y n d h u r s t
T l i e c e r e m o n y w a s p e r f o r m e d a t t h e S t J o s e p h 's R C C h u r c h , b y R e v D o l a n , p a s t o r o f t h c ' C h u r c h
M r s B e t t y C W lm c n to . s i s t e r o f t h e g r o o m , s e r v e d a s m a i d o f h o n o r . a n d M i S a m C h i m e n t o . w i v e d a s b c s t m a n
T h e b r i d e w a s a t t i r e d i n . a ! g o w n o f w h i t e s k i n n e r s a t i n : t r i m m e d w i t h s e e d - b e a d s H e r ■ f i n g e r t i p v e i l f e l l f r o m a c r o w n o f s e e d b e a d s , a n d s h e c a r r i e d a j w h i t e p r a y e r b o o k , t o p p e d w i t h j t w o w h i t e o r c h i d s
T h e m a i d o f h o n o r w o r e a g o w n o f n i l e g r e e n l a c e a n d M a r q u i s e t t e 'S h e w o r e a n i l e g r e e n .b o n n e t t t o m a t c h h e r g o w n a n d c a r r i e d a b a s k e t o f y e l l o w r o s e s a n d 1 m i x e d f l o w e r s .
A r e c e p t i o n f o r a b o u t 2 0 0 g u e s t s . w a s s e r v e d a t T u r n H a i l in C a r l s t a d t
A fter a trip to N iagra Fa lls and | Canada, th® couple w ill live at 825 1P e n n s y l v a n i a a v e n u e . L y n d h u r s t !
ber, brother-in-law of the bride of Lyndhurst. and W illiam Dodaki. o f M ontelsir, brother of the bride, ushered. ,
The bride wore a gown of white m arquisette made with a sw eetheart illusion neckline, long sleeves, pointed s t the w rist, a f u l l s k i r t with a long train, and a fingertip veil fa lling from a beaded crown She carried flo w e r s o f l o v e and a n orchid I
The maid o f honor and t rides- { m a i d s wore white gowns w ith taf- ! f e t a b o d ic e s a n d nvlon- skirts, j T h e y c a r r i e d n o s e g a y s o f m ixed i f l o w e r s a n d w o r e t h e s a m e ; f l o w e r s o n c i r c l e t s i n t h e i r h a i r , i
The b r i d e s r r o t h e i w o r e blue w i t h e c r u a c c e s s o r i e j L a n d a cor- j s a g e o f r e d r o s e s i ^ e g r o o m 's ( m o t h e r w o r e r o y a l b l u e * n d a j. c o r s a g e o f p in k r o s e s
J o h n T u l l y , o f J e r s e y C i t y sang ! • A v e M a r i a a n d O h W h a t Can | M y J e s u s D o M o r e "
A r e c e p t i o n w a s h e l d a t t h e ! h o m e o f t h e b r i d e Mi a n d M r s j M c G u i r e a r e o n a m o t o r t r i p t o j N i a g a r a F a l l s a n d C a n a d a T h e j b r i d e is w i t h t h e W e s te r n E l e c t r i c a t K e a r n y a n d t h e g r o o m is v f i t h | t h e Railw ay E x p r e s s i n Je rse y I C i ty .
D A IG H T E R FOR MR. AND M RS SOZ/.IO
M r a n d M rs J o h n S o a z io . i»f 5 25 R id g e r o a d , a n n o u n c e s t h e b n t h o f a d a u g h t e r . K a r e n - A n n .l o r n S e p t e m b e r 1 . 1948 , a t S t . B a r n a b a s H o s p i t a l . N e w a r k K a r e n A n n is t h e c o u p l e s f i r » t c h i l d . M r s S o s s io is t h e f o r m e r D o r o t h y K a in m . o f G l a s t e n l r e r g , C o n n
■ Mi** Zultowtki Given SHower By Friend* 1
A Surprise nuscellanous bridal i nie Zukowski at the Polish A m er
ican C t t u e n s C lu b of 7*7 New Jersex avenue, on Saturday; Sep- tembe 4th
JDecorations w e r e ui pink and white and centered with a large w hite u m b r e l l a There w ere fifty people present
Miss Z u k o w s k i was prevented ! w ith a n o r c h i d u p o n her arriva l b y her m a id of honor. Miss A stell M a r c / u k o w s k i Music w as p rov ided h»r b y Leon Zukow ski of J e n sey C i ty , c o u s in off the bride-to- be.
M iss Z u k o w s k i w i l l become the bride o f Mr W il l ia m W i k c y n a k i on O c t o b e r 3lst, at St M ichael sR. C . C h u r c h . L y n d h u r a ! "
' P a r m e r t o o l M » w
Gets Wedding PermitThe f o i t h c o m i n g m arriage of
Cornelius B o y le , a student, fo i merly .>f L y n d h u r s t . w as r n d u a ted in ;« m a r : la g e license isaued to 1 him last w e e k , in Brooklyn
M r Bo> le will m arry Mi»» O live M McKinley, bank clerk 134 ,§ ixth avenue. Brooklyn, on Saturdax morning. Septem ber Ig in S t A u g u s t in e 's reotory in Brook l>n
Born in lyndhurst. the proa pectiv- b r id e g r o o m is the s o n o f Patrick and Margaret Bo> le H« lives a t 202 S o u t h O x f o r d street bom in N e w York C ity . th* prospective b r i d e ts the da ugh ter u f R o b e r t and M ary M cK in ley
M RS. RO BERT KEHOE G IV E N .SNOW » R
Mrs R o b e r t Kehoe. o f 441 i Kingsland avenue, was guest o f I honoi <it a suip iise stork shower | given l a s t week hy M is Ernest Becklund at h e r home at 449 j Kingsland avenue
A w a t e r i n g can waa the cen lri o f thr decorative scheme in blue and p in k A s h o w e r o f -tieam ei* J fe ll o v e i t h e g i f t package* at } tanged in and mound a decorated 1 doll c a n i a g r
Guests i n c lu d e d Mra Arthur j K e rr o f .Wood-Ridge. Mrs Milton Gohtwski o f Newark. M is Eugene j B arbien . M r s J e r o m e S a r a Mr» N ie h o l a s A f. u r i . M r s G u s t a v r | P e t t i l l o . M rs J o h n A r n o l d M i s Joseph P a w lo s k i M r s J o h n P a * < loski n a d M r s A i f i 4 d N i g h c o u t t j u f L y n d h u r s t
S t u r 9 e * e * C e l e b r a t e
F i t k A n n i v e r s a r y
Mr and Mrs Robert H Sturges of 914 R iverside avenue enter tamed at a Werner Roast in cele bration o f their F ifth A nnixersar y Sunday nlte There w e r e t h i r t y eight people present
The couple have two «>hiki:vn.. Lea tha Je a n and Robeit H Jr Mrs- Sturges w ill he rem«-n>hc!ed as the form er Doris Adelaide Rax
L arge Japan ese Lantern* en circled the huge yard and a flood light illum inated thr dam e area over which w as hung a line of clothes pms grouped in pairs, to signify the Wooden Annixersar x Bach guest rece+xed an in r iju n sive wooden souvenu T h ri« a lso a Silver sign entitled l^ .xri • Lane st the entrant-*- of a marr of tw isting paths1la w re n c r V \ re c o rdcou rse ! and (4lwr tur tent re cordm gs s n ’r plaxrxl t h r o u g h out the eveningG uests were Mt>. S Ha% Mi and Mrs Neil Su llivan and chil dren Jack Jan e and Judx »>f Cranford. Mt and Mrs Norman S Ra> Sc ot North Ai lingt»n Mr and Mra Josctrf- M an.in» Mi and Mrs Bain r^ K ia n U i and ch lld ien Rart^a-a and Kathv > f K earny Mi and Mi* la r r y L* ona and son Jan«r> of Clifton Mrs laxxus t i n ami s w L>uuM is C ta ih r Sturge* Mix Clar ice ttoela. Mrs Addle B ie lt Mi and M is Stanlex WaidUtW and daughtn K a rn le e M ami Mrs A Molson i i «1 * tnktfi-n lt»4 tn .. Donald and Lorraine Bernard, and Bei naidiixe W*s*wki of L>nd huiat
Mi and Mrs Sliiigt-» were thr leeipients o f many beautifu l gifta fm m then fi u n J*
School Bus(Continuea from Page O
tx*. c h i l d r e n to t h e s p e c i a l « U *» a t J e f f e r s iv n S r tw « 4 T ra n a p « * r ta t« * n a r u t t h e t u i t i o n f e e o f 1 2 5 a n - o n th ft»r e a c h s t u d e n t w i l l b e f u r n i s h e d bx N o r t h A i b n g l o n
T h e i e w a a rw» a d i u n o n - t h e l o n e b i d o f t h e t h a n g e i ' u i t i a - t i n a * C o m p a n y - t o u n p « o \ e |> a i t >>f t h e L in r « d n S * h t* » l g T tn m d T h e c o m p a n y 's t - id w a s ’ 14 4 M T h r c o n t r a c t f o r to w * |r |* arw l t o i l e t t i a a u e f»*r th * **h,*»*l sy st e m w a » a w a r d e d to l h o n e e r . P s i . w r . k > w e a t b i d d e r
T h e t r a n s f e r ' o f s c h o o l t e a c h e i R u t h H o i t o n f r o m R o n e e v e l t t«* L a n c o ln S* h«»>l w a.a ie « * in * te d S h r w i l l r e m a i n a t R*T»«iaexelt S c h o o l M r s | . . I d a l a » a i u a w e a w a r d e d a ISO b o n u s b n a u w s h e h a s i e » e lx r d a c e r t i f i c a t e t*>
t e r s o n S i tx o o l M iaa M a n l y n M a t N e r o f N o r t h N r s a i l w a s h u e d a s a n e l e m e n t a r x s c h o o l t e a c h e r a t t l lft> a x ra > M i m IV u o t h y F i a n < i p a '> e s o h d r t l a s a s c h o o l c l e r k f*w t h e s c h o o l x r a r a t T h e r e s i g n a t i o n >*ftea* h e i «* a* a « v e p te « t t«x t h r tn x a rd w i t h r a g i e t *
M r a n d M r s A t* R to d x o f »T3 \ a s le v B r\H «S a x e n tt* - . ’l e f t t»««ta' f,»i H u s to n M a s* w h e r e t h e y <*iil « |t* -nd a w e e k M i |t i '< d > » i l l a t t e m l x t h r e o n x e n t l o n >'f t h e \ m e r i e a n P h y a t o l o g t c a l - -A ss o c i a t i o n t h e r e
SINCEH OWLONG SINCE YOUR EYES WERE EXAMINED?
IW Paul !•.
f ) | i f « « m r f r i s 4
h . J . . M l A \ * | U . (W »«4
M r a n d M i s P a u l L l t e d i «d 211 L i v i n g s t o n a v e h u r h a d a* their guests M rs l a t « e r t i s t o u s i n D r. a m i M is M R I»i O a n g i o f Normandy M tnm in t ’h e u c h i l d t**n t i n d a J o y . Rm h a r d a n d Peter D» D t tian g i wa* r e s e n t ly duMhaigett from thr Am i* Au Forte as a Colonel H r is h r a d lu rgn m at a St l a m i a H o s p i t a l
MR. AN D M R S. F. BRO M IRSK I HONORED A T 45th W tD D IN G A N N IV E R S A R Y
Mr. and M rs. Frank Brom irsk.a i 359 (Second) Lewandoski street, recently celebrated their 45th W edding A nniversary A sur prise lawn party was given . in their honor at the summer cottagt at L ak e H uron of their daughtc
_ an d son-in-law. Dr and M r s M * W. Jabczen sk i o f Detroit. Michi vgan, w hom they are visiting fn :
the season. It w as attended by 5<‘ close relativ e s and friends.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONO N
SAXOPHONE * UA HINET - .TK I ’M PET
B E G I N N E R S A N D A D V A N C E D
A . F R A N Q IP A N E M U S IC S T U D IOC A L L R U T H 2 K047
f u r n i s h i ' t t F o r 4U O c c n u iim *
P rivate Piano L e tto n i For A ll A g e*Harmony - Transposing - Improvising Ineluded
I s —sna In Y e n r Name or Oar g tu ileJo in our list of practical p ianlsU w ho perform <« the radH*. television, orchestras, schools, ch utfh e* snd homes O u r^ iethp d w ill make you r practice en joyable, a few leaaona w ill conviru'e you.
Accordlaa Vocalising Song* published Raeordlngs C A L I .
V IC T O R or J O H N F R A N G IP A N ERU therford 4 0544
CO M PO SERS • P IA N IS T S AND A R R A N G E R S
• F ILM S
• D E V E L O P IN G
• P R IN T IN G
l .a h n r a l i i f t «»n P r n u is e *
E a s ie s t S e r v ic e tn T o w n
K
iftAs'WSarsh•- in
• Perhaps you rrmcmhcr vour early telephone coovcrvitiom when you »trained or tlioticht you did to hear the ncrxuwi at the ocher end of the line and found yourself shouting to make him hear ybu.• The telephone tenrke rou er- |oy today' i»-chc result kA romv developm ent* and improve* m e n t v In 1920. for c x a p ip f c . talking o n Long Distance wi% about the same as talk ing wrtth a person 80 feet away rrr an
optn field Now it * like talking to someone acruss the cable from you.• Sew developments and new improvements are b e i n g m s ie consuntly so chat your cele- phone w ill provide greater s' a I u.e —- t h r o u g h k re a l e r convenience, usefulnc^* and dependability
N S W J S B S I Y B I L L
t i l k p m o n k c o m p a n y
V c W t n i n a a a ta r s a m a e w o Mi seev ics »oa a s t i a n t n c v atasgv
M A W W ANTS MEAT,
*3 0 F D R V O U R M A N ,
IN CLUDE THAT IKI V O U R D IN N E R .
P L A N /
1*111 Ml H i l l '
I . I N I I M " C H I V .
' I l i l • >IX I I H i 11 K i l l il Nl
Ib.lSTEAKS 89c
Roost Beef lba 5 9 *
Legs Lamb >b' 69*C H IC K EN Slb 4 9 c
S U G A R C U R E D S M O K fD T O N G U E S lb S9tF R E S H B EEF K ID N E Y S IbR U M PS M ILK F E D V E A I Ib 6 )cB O N E L E S S C H U C K PO T R O A S T lb IS cLO IN ^ V EA L C H O P S Ib 79c
M a n y s t u d e n t s p a r k sw sy s R u r th e r f n * 1 r h r s k h n o k a b n a t» ; t h U>nn«a g o If a h r « s
A e > m k ta ^ - S ~ n r n o t o n t y H ig h I v u a e f T l 1.77T"t o r l r w i r r i t » r > «« >rw«mica
I# a d d i t o - i t»> »ur ' e g u l a i ( h a e k t n s mstudent .«ir t e a ... rT m k in g jU iY K e A n I I
Mpeeial » '««k in g S e r ic M e j f l g m l f H i ly i» i ' s p a r chasfcYour narrw m |* rin taw l y«.ur (He* a * t»,• h a r g eN o i t i m m u « t» « ia n » e r w i u i r H
No ehargr f*■/- dafMMta A r c o u n t s a r t Ij. '-p tm -H a n d .
MS I V E IN g 4 V M * M . IK *4 *
J 45 4 M U 7 T U*V «a I* M l . : j* M
- , " ■ * • ' a sae^ a W 4 « < « . 4 .
I"*a» 'O la a mtm’Amm ~f~m w» W . * » . » »
i t i t a
RU TH ERFO RD 7 S * * t$s a t s i a e i s t l a r i a a d S S• s i s s t a a s i
fO V R fS S M f a i l aviK M •
I « i l < f f o r 4 . N e w J « u « y
m N M T ft lT IO N
V t G E T A B L E S
Long liland Potatons 10 Ibx. 39c Sunkitt Juics Oranget ' dox. 35c G R E E N B tA N S ? ib* 79<.C E L E R Y H tA R T S bun IS tF A N C Y G R E E N P fP P tR S 2 Ib . 19cRED J U IC Y PLU M S 1 tb . 79cS E E D L E S S G R A P IS 7 lb* JV tM ttN T O S H A P P U S 1 lb* 75c
S P E C I A L S a• \ M i ’ t t r r i *
TOMATO SOUP
a i i * > i » k t i i m i
NIBLETS CO RN can
, l ’ I M I I IN *
TOMATOES J No, 2 can* 4 5
« l l l f > H< > * »
APPLE SAUCE 2 cam 29
| GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 can*.
I I M > l > < •!( “ I H I I I
PEACHES Igd can 2 7 c
t A s * a a i s ^ s j p e is i t
E D E R T \ S A R K E T
• ( ' it* * h m m i i f
IBS 'T u n i u i r r t huTm : e>+*
T B E L E A D E R THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1948
I n
Clam orous and delectable Betty G rable is a fine exam ple o f rtw young mo'her. Her career on the screen never interferes with her home duties. Her m arriage to orchestra leader Harry Jam es, w as one which caused m any o f the doubtful Thomases in Hollywood to shake their heads an d predict that it w on't last. Betty and Harry are having the last laugh
Lyndhurst PersonalsM r. a n d M r s E d m u n d l i . iY b ie n .
o f K in g s l a n d a v c * h u . a r t - s p e n d in y t h e w e e k e n d a n d h o l i d a y w i th r e l a t i v e s a t R e d H a n k
M i a n d M rs . D o m i n i c k O l l a . o f 4 9 9 S i x t h a v e n u e , a r c s p e n d i n g t h e w e e k a t C a i r o , N . V
M r . a n d M rs . J J B o g e t i . »»f 114 R u t h e r f o r d a v e n u e , a n - v a c a t i o n in g a t C a n a d a W o o d * .
M rs . M a r t i n M c L a u g h l i n , n f 48H H a r d i n g a v e n u e , a n d M is G e o r g e H . K o e h l e r , 4HH R o o s e v i II a v e n u e ,
• w e r e a m o n g t h e g u e > ts a t c a r d s a t t h e ’ h o m e e f M is 1. J . K e e f e Hf N o r t h A i l in g to n .
F r a t e r n i t y C h a p t e r . O l d e r o f t h e E a s t e r n S t a r , h e l d t h e i r
* o p e n i n g m e e t i n g «>f t h e s e a s o n a l t h e M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h w i t h M is M a r y B u r n e t t , w o r t h y m a t r o n , p r e s i d i n g .
M r a n d M rs . R o b e r t ( I . A s to n . | o f 2 3 4 T o n t i n e a v e n u e , a r e s p e n d - | i n g a w e e k ’s v a c a t i o n a t t in - h o m e j o f t h e i r d a u g h t e r a n d s o n in - l a w . I M r . a n d M r s M i l to r j M o w a t t o f I H a w l e y , P a
M rs . B W B o e k e m a n n . o f 6 2 0 ; R u t h e r f o r d a v e n u e , r e t u r n e d y e s - • te - rd a v f r o m a ' t w o m o n t h s s ta > i a t h e r s u m m e r h o m e a t M o u n t a i n V ie w .
T h e W o m e n s M i s s i o n a r y S o c ie tv <if t h e H e e d M e m o r i a l U n i t e d |
P i e s b y t e i l a n C h u r c h h e l d t h e - r o p e m n g n u * t i n g o f t h e ' s e a s o n a t t h e t l u n c h W ith M i . L y m a n R P o w e l l , p r e s i d e n t in c h a r g e P l a n s w e r e m a d e t o a t t e n d a P r e s b y t e r i a l m e e t i n g in N e w Y o r k n e x t w e e k .
M r a n d M r s J a m e s H B e a v e r - s o n , o f 5 3 4 O r t a v i a p l a c e , h a v e a s t h e i r g u e s t s f o r t h e W e e k t h e i r s o n a n d d a u g h t e r in l a w . M r . a n d M rs . J a m e s B e a v e i s o n o l C l i n t o t i N . Y.
Registration . iCenters Close, Majority Sign
j T h e f o u r r e g i s t r a t i o n c e n t e r s , w h i c h h a v e s e r v e d t h e 9 S o u t h
| B e r g e n m u n i c i p a l i t i e s u n d e r t h e j u r i s d i c t i o n o f t h e S e l e c t i v e S e r -
■ v i c e B o a r d N o . 5 f o r t h e p a s t 10 1 - d a y s c l o s e d t h e i r d o o r s a t n o o n 1
S a t u r d a y a n d a l l f u t u r e r e g i s - , t r a n t s f r o m t h o s e c o m m u n i t i e s w i l l h e n c e f o r t h r e p o r t t o t h e c e n t r a l s e l e c t i v e s e r v i c e h e a d q u a r t e r s a t 16 K n a p p p l a c e , i n , H a c k e n s a c k , b o a r d o f f i c i a l s a n n o u n c e d .
O f f i c i a l s s a i d t h a t t h e g r e a t ■ m a j o r i t y o f a l l e l i g i b l e y o u t h s h a d a l r e a d y r e g i s t e r e d , t a k i n g a d v a n t a g e o f t h e c e n t e r s n e a r t h e i r h o m e s . C l e r k s a t t h e . f o u r c e n t e r s w e r e t r a n s f e r r e d t o H a c k e n s a c k T u e s d a y .
B o a r d N o 5 h a s r e g i s t e r e d m e n i f r o m G a r f i e l d . W o o d - R i d g e , W a l h n g t o n , C a r l s t a d t , M o o n a c h i e , f F a s t R u t h e r f o r d . R u t h e r f o r d , L y n d h u r s t a n d N o r t h A r l i n g t o n T h e c e n t e r s w e r e a t G a r f i e l d . W a l l i n g t o n . R u t h e r f o r d a n d L y n d h u r s t .
T h e m a i n c e n t e r s w e r e a s s i s t e d in r e g i s t r a t i o n s b y t h e s e t t i n g u p o f u n i t s in f o u r i n d u s t r i a l p l a n t s t o r e g i s t e r m e n b e t w e e n t h e a g e s , <>f 18 a n d 2 5 e m p l o y e d t h e r e T h e p l a n t s w e r e F o r s t m a n n W o o hen C o m p a n y , G a r f i e l d ; W r i g h t A e r o u r W u 'w i R id g e , B e c f b n - D i c k i n s o n
j C o m p a n y , E a s t R u t h e r f o r d a n d F l i n t k o t e C o m p a n y , E a s t R u t h
| e r f o r d .T h e a v e r a g e f o r B o a r d 5 w a s
r e g i s t e r e d d a i l y b y D r a f t B o a r d N o . 4 . P e t e r J . S i c c a r d i , c h a i r m a n a n n o u n c e d a f t e r t h e f i r s t w e e k o f t h e S e l e c t i v e S e r v i c e . i n t l u - 15 t o w n s o f w h i c h h e h a s j u r i s d i c t i o n .
T h e a v e h r a g e f o r B o a r d 5 w a s m u c h h e a v i e r b e c a u s e o f th i* p e r m i s s i o n g i v e n f o r a l l r e g i s t r a n t s t o a p p e a r l a s t w e e k T h e R u t h e r f o r d v e n t e r r e g i s t e r e d 7 4 4 , e x c l u s i v e o f t h o s e s i g n i n g a t B e c t o n D i c k i t i s c n a n d F l i n t k o t e .
M r S i c c a r d i , f o r m e r c h i e f o f t h e B e r g e n C o u n t y P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t , s a i d t h a t i f t h e r e g i s t r a t i o n s c o n t i n u e a t t h e p r e s e n t r a t e , h i s d i s t r i c t w i l l h a v e 7 .5 0 0 r e g i s t r a n t s b e t w e e n t h e a g e s o f 18 a n d 2 5 , i n c lu s iv e .
O u r s y s t e m is w o r k i n g o u t p e r f e c t l y . " h e s a id . B e n d i x A v i a t i o n C o r p o r a t i o n a n d P u b l i c S e r v i c e a r e a s s i s t i n g t h e t o w n g r o u p s b y r e g i s t e r i n g t h e i r e m p l o y e e s .
H i s d i s t r i c t t a k e s i n t h e t o w n s o f M a y w o o d . E a s t P a t e r s o n , F a i r
L a w n . R o c h e l l e P a r k . S a d a l e
AT THE RIVOLI Legion Women MeetT h e L a d i e s ' A u x i l i a r y o f \ > r -
i r i n g e r - W a l k e r P o s t o f t h e A m e r i c a n L e g i o n m e t T u e s d a y e v e n i n g
I a t t h e L e g i o n H o m e , w i t h M r s i L o u i s L u d d e c k e . p r e s i d e n t , i n j c h a r g e .
! P l a n 1; w e r e c o m p l e t e d f o r t h e 1 jc i i n t i n s t a l l a t i o n - o f o f f i c e r s w i i h
t h e L e g i o n P o s t o n t h e e v e n i n g o f S e p t e m b e r 2 1 . w h e n M r s A l v a n
, K R a l p h w i l l s u c c e e d M r s . L u d - i d e c k e a s p r e s i d e n t o f t h e o r g a n i
z a t io n .
M r s . R a l p h , w i t h M r s H a r r y H a n s o n a n d M r s . G r o v e r H e m s - d o r f f w i l l l e a v e o n T h u r s d a y , f o r
I A s b u r y P a r k w h e r e t h e s t a t e c o n -
T h o m a s D a v id B o y e r , s o n s o f M r . a n d M r s C l a r e n c e E . B o y e r o f 175 P a g e a v e n u e , r e t u r n e d T u e s d a y f r o m C a m p S a n d y H o o k in C o n n e c t i c u t w h e r e t h e y s p e n t t h e s u m m e r . T h o m a s w i l l s o o n r e t u r n t o h i s s t u d i e s a t R u t g e r s U n i v e r s i t y w h e r e h e is a s o p h o m o r e .
L i n d a D a r n e l l b e g u i l e s K i r k D o u g la s i n t o i n n o c e n t l y h e l p i n g h e r a c h i e v e h e r a m b i t i o n f o r h i g h p o s i t i o n e v e n a t t h e e x p e n s e o f p r o v o k i n g a s c a n d a l t h a t w i l l i n v o l v e C o r n e l W i l d e a n d A n n e B a x t e r i n “ T h e W a l l s o f J e r i c h o " t o h e s h o w n o n S u n d a y t h r u T u e s d a y a t t h e R iv o l i . T h e a s s o c i a t e f e a t u r e i s " T h e D u d e G o e s W e s t ” s t a r r i n g E d J i e A l b e r t a n d G a l e S t o r m .
R iv e i T o w .i . s h ip , L i t t l e F u r r y . L o d i , H a s b r o u c k H e i g h t s a n d T e t e r b o r o .
W h e n t h e p r e s e n t p e r i o d e x p i r e s S e p t . 18, t h e B e r g e n C o u n ty d r a f t b o a r d a t 16 K n a p p p l a c e , H a c k e n s a c k , w i l l b e o p e n f o r r e g i s t r a t i o n s o f m e n w h o r e a c h t h e a g e o f ' 18 a f t e r t h a t d a t e .
M r a n d M r s J a c k S o lo o f 2 3 0 j P o s t a v e n u e s p e n t t h e i r v a c a t i o n l a t B i n g h a m t o n a n d K e u k a L a k e ,
N . Y.
M r s I r e n lil
B l a u v e l t o f 3 3 3 S i-c o r jd a v e n u e r e t u r n e d i c c e n t l y f r o m a v a c a t i o n s p e n t a t O a k l a n d , C a l i f .
M r s F r a n k V G a l l a g h e i o f 108 R id g e r o a d r e t u r n e d l a s t w e e k f f o m h e r v a c a t i o n s p i rit a t B«*l m a r .
P H O T O G R A P H Y
K e e p y o u r p h o t o a l l o m t *
u p l o d a l e
< l i i h l r .n P o r tra it* in » ...ir h o m r K ir lllilm I V l i r . It.,l.v A lb u m .
I{eu * o iiu l» le K a le s
Pete Pratesi326 I t l I I I I KI i HU » \ \ I .M I
I .Y N IH I I R S T . Y J H I 'ih . l i t lT I -R
FOR SALE H ousedresses
S i x e s 1 2 i o 4 4 $ 2 . 7 . "
S i z e s .4 6 t o f>2 $ 3 . 2 .1
Ih'livvrvd From 10 A. I f .
t o , 3 :3 0 P . M .
- C a l l R U . 2 - 4 5 1 4 - M
Ih u r* F r i . Siii. S rp l . 9 -10 -11
I .rr*«ir> IV . k \ u n I «».l«l in
"THK PABADINk! CASK'
■i.t. -
» l l l i . m T r . , , I l . \ . r l y 1.1,.,,1 III
I I I I I I C O M K S
1 K O I B L E "
Sim ih« ii T u f . >. |tl. 12-1
Him Unile*>- N an . \ <.nil<l m ’
“<;iVE m y r e G vkdsTO BROADW U
B e s t l i o m e s i t e i n L y n d h u r s t . T e n E y c k A v e n u e s e c t i o n . O n t h e h e i g h t s o v e r l o o k i n g N e w Y o rk C i ty . 1«M» % 140 . W i l l d i v id e . N o r e a s o n a b l e o f f e r r e f u s e d .
S A V I N O A G E N C Y 2 5 5 R id g e R o a d , L y n d h u r s t
K l ’th . 2 -3 1 2 1
Beacon Te lev ision C o rp .
T r a n s v i s i o n K i t s S a l e s a n d • S e r v i c e
S e r v i c e C e n t e r f o r T e l e v i s i o n
142 S t u y v e s a n t A v e n u e L y n d h u r s t , N- J .
K l ’th . ’ * 3 8 0
LawnmowersA N D
Garden Tools Sharpened and
RepairedDel Skidmore
6 5 2 R i d g r R o a d
Lv ndhurst R U . 2 - 7 1 7 8
F L Y T O M I A M Ii l l
Safe, Comfortable DC 3s$57 .SO (ta * in c luded ) O n e W a y
$102.35 (tax inc luded ) Round T rip
C a ll H ryu itl
Inter - American Airways5 5 r * t I J i u l S t r e e t K e w Y o r k C i t V
D A N C I N GEVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
ZIMMI ltM \ \ VS II VM.KOOM321 IM l.'KKN.M CK M ll l t I
Ml SIC HYC A K L S T U I T . N I
R E D F R A I\(fh ami his Orchrstra Featuring Vorali-t "SCA I " NELSON
Sponsored b f Youn# Folk* Club A D M IS S IO N 00 ilmnU I s c M m T ax | - . j „ 2 IK*or
al*o
..Tml ’*H(iy ♦ n im n rn -1 I ih-
. - g r e e n < ; k \ s s o k
W Y O M I N G
*U r d n r .d a v N -pl. 15
O N E D A Y o \ | \
R i l / R ro tlir r* A Vih Ii . h ' . . t r r *
in M R C E N T I N F M C I I T * *
O Imiii A J o h n .o n M . i i Im li.ty
in “ IIE I I S A I 'O I T I N ”
R u in » r C l m10:45 P.M .
T o n ig h t , F r i . S rp l . 9-10D O N A M E C IIE
‘•THAT’S MY NAME"S e le c te d S h o rt* - N»• w •
S a tu rd a y . St*pi. IIk ilw i.n l ( , . M ir ia mH O H IN S O N H O P K IN S
“BARBARY COAST** "Hidden Valley Days”
Sun . th r u T u r* . S rp l . 12-14
“ WYOMING” “ CAMPUS SLEUTH”
A IR C O N D IT O N E D
A m o u n t 1 ; oo f l< o a n P a y m e n t s---------------- . _ii___ __
% M $ 5.1.1150 9M'iJ 7 5 . 17 0435 0 2 2 .314 5 0 21 .11
Now $500 LOANSW ITH ,UP TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY
W e a r e n o w p e r m i t t e d t o m a k e l o a n s u p t o $S00 u r . , t h e S m a l l L o a n L a w . A n d . w e c a n g i v e y o i a s lo n i : .m : '• n th st o p a y T h i s m e a n s t h a t e v e n l a r g e 7.- lo a n s c a n b e i . i r e d w i t h s m a l l m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s . F o r e x a m p l e
4 DIFFERENT LOAN IM W SW e l e n d m o n e y *>n v o u r - . i u t o , u u j l e s i g n a t u r e , f u r n i t u r e n r n o t e s m e d a y s e r v i c e . P h o n e . n u tk * - .m .«p- p o i n t i n e n t , c o m e in a n d g v t t h e m o n e y .M o n t h l y c h a r g e s 5 * .e ; o n b a l a n c e s t o $ 3 0 0 a n d •*«*, f r o m »:<00 In > .0 0 .
L ie . N o . '(>4— “ <»7— 770
VACATIO N SEASON IS HEREV a c a t i o n E x p e n s e s t h i s y e a r w i l l b e a b o u t Id : h u h e r t h a n l a s t y e a r . R a i l r o a d f a r e s , c a r r e p a i r s . ' c l o t h e s , b o a r d t h e c o s t o f . e v e r y t h i n g t h a t g o e s t o m a k e u p a g o o d 'v . n . i t i , , n i u p A n d y e t . m o s t p e o p l e n e e d v a c a t i o n s . A va» i t i u o c a n In* f tn a n c t* d f o r a w h o l e l o t l e s s t i i o n a n e r v o u s ! c a k .h . w n W h y n o t s t o p i n o r p h o n e u s t o d a y , a n d l e t u s -h .*w o u h o w t h e s e n e w a n u x i n t s a n d t e r m s t a n e n a l li \ i to ,n - s t d i d a t e a l ^ ^ o u r p r e s e n t o u t s t a n d i n g a c c o u n t s i n t o ,>n < I a n w i t h u s . “ 0P e r h a p s N O W — u n d e r o u r n e w h i g h e r l o a n :» m .n m t« n d c o n v e n i e n t r e p a y m e n t p l a n s — y o u c a n a f f , , | t h a t i ' . u o r H o u s e h o l d A p p l i a n c e y o u 'v e b e e n w a n t i n g .
Liberal Finance Service298 Ridge Rd. R IHk. 2-9444 Lyndhurst
o r E X : T u e s d a y t h r u T k i n d a v - M M tn 5 V M F r i d a y — 9 A .M . t o « P > | . _
t t M a l a S t L o d i . N . J . P A a a a f c S - t t l t
t t * A n d e r s o n A v e C l i f f s i d e C l i f f s i d e k M m
M a t i n e e s D a i l y a t 1 :3 0
E v e n i n g s a t 7 P .M . C o n t i n u o u s S a t . & S u n . a t 1 :0 0
T h o r* . A I r i. K \f* . Si*pl. 9-1(1 a n d >alur.Tii>. "Sefil. 11 f ro m -1 P .M .
IV .- l in i .o lo r Show
“GIVK MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY"
D an l la i l t t - N fcnry C tii l . l
- .il-u—
P rg g y * um m ing»-< ‘.h ar le« < . .b u rn
“GRKEN GRASS OF WYOMING”
S a liir .lm M a lin e e O nly I 'h a p l i - r ' N o . 7 .
D IC K T R A C Y R K .T 1 R N S i I lu l.ir I .a rlu o n * J
S a l. N ish l .R « |u e* l l l i l . S r p l . II
R o b e r t T a y lo r I ta rh u ra S ta n » y r k — i n —
• THIS IS \ n \KKAIR"
T h u r* . & K ri. S rp l . **- 111
l . b n n F o rd K v rly .i k r v r „
■ THK MATING OK Mil.I.IK"
« . y n r M ..r r i - l . „ i . M . v h . l l
“THK IMC PI NCH •
I r i . l a y N inlii* . H r q u o l I r a l u r r
*' i>OLL FACK**
Sul. l l i rn Turt>. S r p l 11-14
C r rg o ry IV .k A n n l o d d
•THFp a r a d l m : c.a s f *'
V iil j i r M .i I ii it- > l . o l r e n l . r a \
“FURY AT FURNACE CRFFK**
S A T l R D A Y M A T IN E E JL N IO R SllO V t
D oor* O p r n 11 : iiO- Show S la rl* 12.
i F e a t u r e s 3 P tu *
CARTCM 1NS C h a p . 13 “ T E X C R A N C E R "
^ " I ih r n K ri. S r (M. 15-17
R . .I S k r l lo n J a n r l R la ir
"THK KI I.LKR BKl SllM AN"
Su»an IV lrr* M rx a n d a - r K nox
THF SJ<;N OF THF RAM*"
M r s . W i l l i a m F . G a l l a g h e r a n d c h i l d r e n . W i l l i a m a n d N a o m i , o f O c t a v i a p l a c e , M r s . A u s t i n M u r p h y a n d s o n s , J a m e s . J a y a n d T i m o t h y *of D e l a f i e i d a v e n u e , M r s R a l p h H o r n i n g a n d d a u g h t e r . L u c i l l e o f T o n t i n e a v e n u e . M r s . R e n e e R o g e r s a n d d a u g h t e r . E i l e e n o f F o u r t h s t r e e t , w i t h M r s L i l l i a n S o l a n a n d s o n s . J a c k a n d W i l l i a m o f R u t h e r f o r d , w e r e g u e s t s a t a r e c e n t l a w p p a r t y g i v e n a t t h e h o m e o f M r s . S a r a h H e r l e h e y a n d h e r d a u g h t e r , S a l l y . a t K e a r n y .
F O R R E N T ’
LOUD SPEAKERS AND MUSIC
■ sr-W ed d m ggL e c t u r e s — S o u n d T r u c k M o b i l e E q u i p m e n t
R E C O R D I N G S M A D E ,
C A L I. - B O H "
Seil* *i Sound Service K E a r n y 2*2250
L I N C O L NK E A R N Y
P l io n r : k E a r o y 2 3821
I.a» t T im r* I'o .lav
•CASBAH"I '. .n \ M a rlin Y \o n n r d r < ia rlo
P lu t.
“ ANOTHKR PART . OK THK KOKKST"
l i r . l r r i . M ar.-It \ n n H ly lli
N O * T h r u S A T l’R D A V
I n . JI > . 1 . S r p l . I l l - l l
• ADVKNTI RKS OK. MARCO POLO"
'••ary (.«»..p»-r S is r id l> u rirHum I R a lh b o n r
a b o
-ONK MILLION B.C."V ir to r M a lu r r C a ro lr l.an .li>
2 :1 5 5 :3 0 0 :5 4 D r .a m - O n I r r "
" A T I R D \ \ M A T IN E E O N L Y \ S P E C IA L W E S T E R N E E A T I IR E
•R ID E R S O E D E S T IN Y ”—alu o —
I h a p l.- r N o. I \ r » » T l i r i l l i i i |t S r r ia l "S t I* E R M A N ”
>oor> I Ip rn 12 :30 Show »larln 1 p .m .
• S A T L -R D \Y M A T IN E E O N L Y> r |a m d > r r I I ill
S P E C IA L S H O *l>«> i|(n rd fo r l l i r K id .d iro
<in a d i l i l io o lo r r p u l a r p ro g ra m II .E N E \ l T R Y in
“ H o n ir O n T h e P rairir**P lu -
I ' l i a p l r r 1.“ A D V E N T l R E S O F F R A N K
A N D J E S S IE JA M E S ”pin*
t l 'r t ia b l D u .k am i P lu lo C a rto o n * E x tra \ d d r d
F R E E ’ F R E E !T o N ii t i f l . u r k y l . i r l O r H oy!
\ N r » R o ad m aK lrr H i r y r l r x* ill V<- p v t n aw ay a l lhi>
M a l in r r P e r fo rm a n c e
S u n . i l . r u T o«o . S rp l . 12-14
"THE Ma T1N<; o f MILLIE"
l> lrn n l o r d E v r b n K ey r*an d
^ ay n r M o rri* I oi» M axw ell
••THE Bl(; Pl Nt:H"* e d . & T h u r* . * S rp l . 15-1<*
*THF PIRATE*in I r e h n i r o lo r
J u d y l . a r l a n d C r n e K rlly2 n d H it
-I. JANE DOE"R u th liu » * ry J o h n C a r ro ll
D A Y S S U N D A Y th r u T U E S D A YAtOMH no«a«u « rMr ar Ma*/
! P r rw ro lrd A l:j S u n d ay 12 :2a 3 :4 0 7 :0 4 10 :30
M on. I T u r* . 3 :0 0 .7 :0 0 10 :25- - a l s o —
P r r * r n le d Al SundayM on. & T u r* .
O M I N i . \ \ , d n r* d a \ th r u S a tu rd a yi ‘ ( S r p i r h d i r t . 15-16-17-10)
REGENT THEATRES A l l RD A Y. S EFT EMBER
AT MIDNIGHTOnr Prrform ancr Only
1 l l l i
I. ft M on. S - li l . 12 11
4.rryiur% P n k V a liila in i* J o u i . l a n in
THE PARADINF CASE*al»o
“HERE COMES TROI BLF”
V il l ia m T ra ry J o r S a w y rr
T u r . , I « r . l I M a lin r r
SepiT 11.13i.l h r n i u i i
L a . I .o H r \ r r « a r l . la* * w a rr S r i
F ra n k M m iM ru n i \ u d r r v l .o n c
SONG OF MY HEART"
• PORI SAID"( • I o n a l l r n r y t t 11 b a n t H i*hop
T h u r* . F r i . . >al Srpl.* 10-171 ttI o n lin iio u * f ro m I I ’ M
Ir* in s H r r l in ’*
“ EASTER PARADE"in I r r h n in i lo r
F r r d A* la tr r J m k ♦.a r la nd
- alM»
F U R Y A T F U R N A C E
C R E E K "Y i r t a r M a tu re Caih% G r i t
S ta rt* a t lh i* k * R a in o r C l r ^ L a i r S h .m 10 30 P M
L o n .ih t . F r i , Sat. N 'p t «*- 1<W|| D f a ir b a n k * J r M a .ia ' M o n t r i
•KMI.K"-TIIATS MY l.A l."
in I r r h n i . o lo r
th ru T u r* . | J .|4II H*<ica. I - H arl.a ra
“THK TS O CARROI.L8” “ A.NGKI.S ALLEY”
M H > O M . l S E P T
1 4 R M Y A 1 R N N |4
— —2 ■ B i* .1 m l- 7.
1KINT MISS THIS GRF.VT ST \».E AND SI RFEN S I I O S
Bl'Y YOl R TICKETS NOS'TICKETS ON SALE \T THE
BOX OFTKK
m i l - I I IIA N O Z A C C A H M
C ra d u ^ lr , P i a n i . t v t t h r * .-r»at~ i» «4 M u * ir o f R Ita ly
rta a o and vaeal ti««s u> b r f ia a e n aad v u r i J m t a k ; a b , a««umpany f iv e _education to coo -ert. radio opera Singer*. I. pm aaa te ] home if desired.' i u . ! , .R I 2
47 Y . n d r f W c i i R
Ase. K |
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1948A*T r ® "*> IN A N C * 10 tt L yn d h u rs t X J he ld on TuesdsvA N O R u iA A M fc. A l i H O K IZ IX G , Sapte ihbar 7. IMS. tho above O rd ln s /u e
T m *. P w » U i U K I ’i U v A i t D A U Introduced sndOl- I K K T A iX H R n M W r iH u v < .u r . . < « i» .n 4 •> H r , / ' ? ! ? 0,1O W X luD BVh i ' t X H i ! * * 1* , H K « H . * T Y UK le r f in a l p u w | t a t » r m U r M i M
M X iA U - AN * » « UMS Board o l O oiutm aeUm eesTo*hjW N lM lM F R i m T H E B B O T P l 'K - h*W In lt« maetUig J53S i^ T n r t - f? b t A . » i n » •> j i l f . w s r . i i 8 T A V l jvJ j Jn d h u rs t. X . J on M onday Sentem i f f L - v M : - 4v *w‘ 3* t l ^ ' A S ^ r 2«. IMS. M » so . t& u te rn Ib ty iu lh t A M L M iK I ' A N U K l 1 P L E M K N T K D . ‘ S a v in * T im * a t » h H k t i n * - - r j i
ilMul » ■ > ■ » W u II lu>hifinii H . . . . . .
Mins E llin * C row |*y. daughter IN F W W fjm iS - — ■ " f_Mr * “ « « W illrnu P Crow-1 t u n t o w n h h U ’ O f 1» U i n > p t w f u n n . - r ? - * * » “ • * * > K i n * » l « a d a v c a u F W 1|H
* £ '.5 ? “ . i ~ W S» * " • f f l ' S S S S : be guest o( honor . 1 » S ia U jr l l» r ty lo be given *t her homes! this evening in celebration ol h e r ‘ 19th birthday anniversary.
m M“ Terry M « k .y , o f W illow avenue, en leru in ed recently for the Misses C laire U nderhill, G e raldine Jurim an. T erry De Seo A udry F ileg fi. Jo a n Floyd.
DKl) A.Ni> KUf_____________ _ ____ ____^ 2** If*1 » * » w toe m ter^U 'TTu'!
. D p kyn d h u ra t t il in * ' t 'o d n ty l lw S tv M an opp o rtu n ity to be beard 1 ° , . BtE ** 'n do 0,'*b»»u aa U lio w s {_ to n * e rn lng thc M m.
1 T h a t ih * Undo hcre ltm in -r de*- 1That H i* Unde h« *rv liia ltrr ««■»- »ed # r* not needed fo r public u>r.
2. ih e U«*«id ^om ni.iH uu iw ik du hereby au tuorise tin ' sale ot ihv fo llow ing prcpem *-* n l public o r p riva te • • I * lo r a period o l one v fa r fron t and a n e r tt><--dato « K.u th is Ord inance sha ll become e ffec tive und <to«» hereby tlx t u t term s .mu n iin iiu u in pn< ta I j r each o l said properties «« shown.on the o il ic ia l assessment map r f ih * Tow nbhlp n f i.yn d h u rs t aa .ollow: DfcSCM iHTiON
By O rder \»f thr Hoard ( '• tu a w a le a m
Ib -unn ivk J. L iv e lli T ow nsh ip t V r k
Carolee G teettleaf o l L ivings Ion avenue has returned from O tvan G ate w here she a f*m a month w ith her grandparent*.Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard S. Brtdg man.
Mr and M rs. A rth u r L. Weinm an* of 432 Fern avenue are spending their vacation atBeach wood
Mr. and Mrs. C h a rle s F. Crum-
PAGE nV FW y o f S e c o M l a v e n u e r.e- tu r m l m e n t i y f r o m * n .uuo m fl< tour o f 1 e * * > a n d M e x ic o
M. and Mrs l i v i n g Kempton'a m family of 3 J* Wauion avr-nu* *{vni their v«<atiuf» al Sea s»d« l ark.
M i» May Cm win. . f 2 J* Forest a v riu i, c n te i ta in rd iv ta tiv es and friendK m tt* leh r a tio n *>t het b i r t h t l s y a r t n i v r r s a r T
Mr and Mrs. W tih*m B M e« | * s t _ s l U I O m I 4venv»e. h a » e r t
turned from a notation ,4 d a y s ip r s t at Mt r>
Mr and Mrs C haj t n H C iom ley. of M i Srcond avenue recent h ' taited the Csuiabad C av ei n* m New Meatcw t V v ate %pendm« the month on a trip to th r rm»MW
s t 'h i t - w itW m . ’ NT
M i an t M r * it eat man Mun.1 L^n*. of Webster avenue arw tn town a >»» viay* fmn> their rot tage at U n dy's l^ k e where theyi ,T 'Prod ing the summer
Mi and Ml * W illiam C C «lhm . ° f 2^5 Siu yv**an i avenue, a ir'nmve f r o m a vaedtkm at thr.<«umhM‘f hunte «t fHont
Mi* rheud«>re R oyviaft, <*<vl T he«W iu»r a iw l M i* l » r n i y J
tU+HHuuw all rt MM r « « U ««» i ue w ere gtie^tv y > < n | | t m » »««.« at the home o f.M rs Martnn B ucher >1 H s»hrm m Height*.
M r sn d Mr* N H of• I I M e » York a»»n i», hav’r *» ih e tr guest Ih e ir MR Hari> *h . « *n * ' ta tto o r tr e tr r r ta * r tt»V % M a v y . l i e K*»« f i » t c v k . i t e to t » tu d m * a t M e m r n w T e n n a r* tefter m d«ys. wtIL rejnm ru» M ju id t o n m T r a n *
PRICK• lo c k 46 L o t 13
B eing a p lo t w ith a f r o n t age o i approx im ate ly 2* fee t on the weaterly *ld«- o f O rien t W ay and a fr tn ta c e o l appn 'X im a ie ly I*H» l^e t on the a o u th fr i> a id r «d I'h ird Avenue w ith .* depth of app ro x im a te ly 10S9. on th»> M o th e r ly a.de o f th*' plot and a depth o l appi »i)natel>
v h lliv Sft*U x• pl<U » ftoOOO
t 500 W
f1S50.A0
• lo c k rut L o t »t ie ing a plot w in , a fron t
age o i a pp rox im a te ly 12b *x on the weaterly aide of W eart Avenue and .• f ro n tage o l approx im ate !) 2,. ie«>t on ‘ the northe rly aid*- of Foat Avenue i l l - I 'lo t des crlbed ia a t the northeaaterly eorner o l un- in ieraectiou form ed by I ’oat Avenue andW eart Avenue.......................a la ck i4 i L o t •
Being a plot approx im ate ly50 te« l by I t y . j ieet o il t l i . acutherly aide ol fa g e A ve n ue d ia tant approxim ate ly ■JZ1.S7 e a a i. ilv ,iom W eartAvenue ..................... .......• lo c k 144 Lo ts I t and 20
Being a plot approxim ate ly 72 fe«t by 18 1.!*» le c t io n the n o rth e r ly ' .Hide l Km gaiaud / Avenue u ia tau t approxi mately 230'02 fee l W eaterlyIrom Tenth S t r e e t . ................... I I t W»
per fro n t foot• lo c k IM Lo t 2
Being a plot approx im ate ly 15.#2 t*-et l»y Ufc.tti feet on th*>^ eaMerly wide o f.M eyeK - • Avenue. diata-nt approxi mately 1 »mi i*-ct Soudieriy fr^ rn Sanford Avenue.■ lock 186 Lo t 13
Beinti a plot approx im ate ly &0 feet by I It* !».. feet on the sou therly aidt < r K inaa- land Avenue d la ia n i app roxim ate ly le. I raa te rlyfrom Klveraide Avenue.Block 192 Lot 2
Being a plot approxim ate ly 60 feet by loo leet on th*- easterly aid< o f L inco ln S treet d ia tant app rox im a te ly lo« fw t northe rly IromTboilUUI Avenue......................B lock 209 Lo ts 1« an# 17
be ing » p lo t w ith a J iont age of app rox iipa te ly 7* feet
. on the n o rthe rly aide of Thonnth Avenue am i a f r o n t age o f approxim ate ly 10« i*-et on th« easterly aide o f Adama S treet. The pioi de aerified la a t the n« r t l i «ft»terty >-orm-r o f the In te rsection formed by Tltomaa Avenue and Adama Street.
B lock 22S Lo t IBelnjt a plot w ilh *a - front
age o f approx im ate ly 2vt *7 feet on the northerly aid- of L n ion Avenue and a frontage of approxim at- ly l’ii2 !•.! feet on the W eaterly aide-of Sec ond H iree l. w ith an irregu la r
T cw nah lp o f Lym ihu ra t. . . . . S25WI 0 B lack 2 Lota 3 ta • inclusive.
Belna a |0ot approx Ima le ly SSS.M Ieet b y U i fee l on llie easterly aide o f K lrat Street, d ta tan t approx im ate ly 124 feet north* r iy from l nion Avenue.
* 150 00
750.00
$ 350 0o
Serve Plentiful Farm-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables!
B R O C C O L I s i ■— 1 9 cO pen F r id a y s ’t i l 9 P . M .
R u sh e d g a rd e n f re sh fro m f .n e s t n e a r b , fo rm s $»iv» ttM tv g -» # n b io c c o l '
G R A P E SL u sc io u s , sw ee t, h e a lth fu l
I t a l i a n P r u n e s
fancy Swdlni _ or RmI Malaga
L u scio u s , sw ee t, h e a l th fu l g io p e s a r e now a t th e ir p e a k o f g o o d tw u
tie r fro n t fo<B lock 232 Lo ts 40 and 41
Beiu it a plot W ith a f r o n t - s r . o f approx im a te ly |i'7 :«t feet on tue ii / r th e r ly aide ..r t.'n lon Avenue and a f r o n t age o f approx im ate ly I24 feet on th«- eaalerly aid* < I K lra i Htlreet Th* plot d* m-rib*-d la at the northeaaterly <m
if tile Internet ti«n e rm ed li, .............................. .......fr’lra t Street
per flB lock 2 Lo t S
P lo t h e a l e d a t th e N o rthw e s te r ly c o rn e r of H lverslde A v en u e a n d I 'o u r t A venue* iU i i t ( ru u ia if i ul a-V p r ox. m a te ly S«*S7 T e i T - .m . ih e W ent aide ol Id v e rs id e Av• n u e a n d ta>unde«l hi th e W e s te r ly aide by th e l “aa xab K lv e r all a a nhuM i on tlie aaaea.stm tit m ap o l tlie th e T« w n sltlp of t.v n d liiir» t B lcck M L o t 1
B eln* a plot w ith a fron
F re .bfa n c y
T h e e n ti r e fam ily w il l- e n jo y t h e s e d e lic to u i m e a ty f re s h p run*»»
Fancy Yellow Corn 6-23c I Jumbo Celery Stalks 2Fancy Green Apples 3 29c | Fancy Egg PlantsJersey McIntosh Eating ond Cooking Apples 3 *» 29c Sweet Fancy Western
Cantaloupes 'Sr 19c sT 23cFeotured o t oil A c m e s '
A p p .* » .« a t.i, r•« latk DC
Ako Coffee ^ 43cwic>iy»_ih i n ».• .
Ideal Coffee IZT 53c*<Av> B0o«tr Tag*Wincrest Coffee ^ 40c ' ,fMSMTfit K i r t n , „ ! 7 , t
Evoporated Milk 15cStrowberry Preserve T Z 39c Premium Crackers "T l. 25c Sunsjiine CKeezit Jr ;; 17c Prehtel Stix |7CPA D Dog Food 27c
Shredded Wheat ____17cWheatiss 21cCorn Muffin Mix * 15cX-Pert White Cake Mix — 25c Flour ““ -** w 33c t ; 61cPie Apples ™ 2 27cApple Sauce C 2^ 29cApple Butter — — 19cPeanut Butter MCO 35c Cider Vinegar 19c
K r t h i V m * * ! T m t a
Wheat Germ'X r r . 29C
K«ng (Midas Spaghetti
Dinner 35c
KEEBLEItS SALTINES
27c
R o a s tmiMtevfl » 7 9 c« ,ik.. r *«•
» - - . tr ffn te w e .g l’"’a
6 9 c
Sge o f app i-tix llliu te ly I .VI fe * l on the Kasterly aide of I ’haae Avenue and a r r ntai;> o f a p p ro x iia a i• Iv 7 . feel on the • Southerly aide . tit Laure l Avenue ■ The pl< t described is a t th> au u iii- easterly corn* i o f Cha'ae Av enue and la tu r - i Avenu- Bloci. Sft P a rt L o t 1
Plo t 5«l l»y 7-1 fe*-t on ll.e eaa t a ide of < h tse A venue dis’t / n t ap p i -xKiiatelv |ft<i
-f*et ao u th e r lv fro m th e Ih-
R ibAcme So» U Tnm - iMAOV «>« |b.
E v is c e ra t^ J /yServe a ten der, g o f Q _ Ib .
C huck Roast o (,or voo, ^Vrfl 1W • . n Trim * 6“C
w e e k e n - i '
Bc>neA c m e S o v U _
lONlUH Ib
te ta . tion ' ha•I l - a u i ................. .
Block 173 Lo ts n to 34 mclasiva.P lo t* w |th a f ro n ta g t o f a p
p ro * im a te ly *ae fee t on t h - w ea te r ly ald< <%\ C o in iiie re la l S tre e t w ith a n I rre g u la r d e p th .4* nd i •m d-d <iit lit. w eal by th e I 'a a sa le R iver AM alMiwn oil th*- ;*aaeaa merit m a p --f ih e to«.nKhip e | L y n d h iira t tl«Block 20S Lo t 3 h > fee I l*a a led a t ih -
P lo t a p p ro x Im a te U M feet so u th w e s te r ly f ^ n . r o f P a rk
V
Rolled Veal
Chuck of L a f t -Steaks —"T’T!. Extra Fancy fowl.Spare Plate BeefSlab BaconStewing La"'®End Pork Chops
ives V °°
73c I VEAL , . 75ccoc Fresh Ground Beet 9cSmoked Tongues - ^ ^
f s * fI Diir Pickles
53c skinless Franks ■ 59c I | 0|ogna » 45c 1 |_iverwurst k A Q r I Si. Mem Looms . I Fresh Shrimp
fO UM D
* 59c
hereby de term ined * t«’l Itnpr- »• d B K T F a T *^ " " r l*r ',l , , r t , *',‘ '■hereon 1 *! \ 7pay ttt i i i f ..r l aai f«a. a Htaxlo.um . n d l t ' period o f n v . year a 1 , tH. unpaid la.1 B A I B V 9 K P T .w it l i Inteecal at th< ra t* o f * • ; |w»»W " duarte r annually 1 I.1 I'relrtti-n.vi-d ■» vs. am prop*^*t!*•«. a m in im um *P .*n paym ent «»r aa-'v **| ih** tm r. I.,.*-- p ra « • bu» n o t I* aa than I2«a «•* A loaxiH u». c red it period or t l» « - i3 i v r . r , *,IBe UltlMtld bnlams to b* .«ilio r t 1 (ed tae iiua l quarter-annual paynteo 's w ith In terest Mt tht- ta t . **f. * . la tja M . ■ qaa rte rannua lly. 4 n t ie r , im ot ib . |*ren*rt|«mherein Hated mav 1**- 'mad* t.. ihegovern ing ImmI> a t not !♦-« 'h -n t»-< jm in im um (trie* a aa »« t fo r th ;verel«by anv i*r*M»t*< t i t e pur<-baa»r « an*real eatale Kr***. r or other peraon I*-*a lly a n hot 1* . , j k, .o n iu m m at* the• rynaa. lion
sm h b roker |H f«n t ■ I 'lK u n in u tlilic . •aale. o ther that, lb - |*wt’ hue t . • * ia li *he »<rl 'n o r. t ha m S . p^r c j n ' of ' .* 1aale tx i. * a nd ma * i» |m Id . t«t *./the down !*-«'• . . ■. nt thep in Im l . airb *
Any and i l l pejvat- «>b* * ha ti 0 Dtad* in the man*»er «j~% i f M **>4 «H»» e f fn - tb f when rat fifed t.» th* g»*> rnm c la»t> a 1 a t. «..!«• r,, ,
? Said Uw l< a 111 be- a 4d f|e* and ■‘"Iear of a ll lax* a 1»■ aaattnep 1 » ..th. - aiOn» M-ai t barge* . ». .p< a l Q tip rS I**•S*< H M in tb la Medina n- • a'a **f tbe d*» ajl.^»-*a>rg tit le
* T.'*: T f an**-, p A ti< ir»er aluir; u.-
Glendale Club Cheese £ 95c Am. Loaf Cheese a 57c Muenster Cheese » 59c Domestic Switi CW*Se * 75c Sharp Cheddar Cheese » 67c Borden's Pippin Cheese k 81c Cream Cheese ZZL 2 .' 35c Gold Seal Eggs *17 . . 79cSilver Sea{ Eggs l*~__ a „ 67cAsco Sliced Bacon •- — 39c Good Luck Margarine ’£* 43c Princess Margarine 39c
4 ra « tag .d a.t legal 4>- wt.vanis n- - . * aar« to re*»au«>ir>U(t* a aal*
* AU l lr i ln a W Mi ■* p«ria n4 < •• d> < nan. e* in . *>n«<*i*<«t her. wMfe w «»»**•be lam e a r* See«*♦»* r *p n tl*4
.ta , T h i* Oediaatua *n« i i**..w q ,. « t . 1. r«a*|»e a fte r ptiMv. tti.nc a * provided U\ .a a
H O T lC g 1>*«bUt m~*> * ta fceeafci g t*ea th a t a i ' .
a tn * * ilH | n t l b Haerd , t ~ -----0 S m m M < « * r . of t> r I r a n . «f
Dalrycrast ke Craw „M e'tp ron* baa Wf ka sp i < e c a a fo n J 1 ^
Cream t«*a I t , n ^ t
IM •
'♦
■ t k t s v nnMRi>u viO>/l%t*n,i.nQ vaiue* t*e*b tn v * •».# -*> »»*>•>»
Supreme Raisin Bread 18c Bridge Rye Bread "15c French Crumb Cake 29c Angel Food Cake ^ ‘ -45c Doughnuts 20cCinnamon Streussel Loaf 25ce m g m m i s c o ca im >i
Layer Cake — 63c J. 35c
Tangerine Juice Airline Prune Juicc Orange Juice Orange Juice Tomato Juice Tomato Juice V-8 Cocktail Log Cabin Syrap Marshmallows ‘ Mayonnaise
7-Mmute Pie Crust „T_ 16c
Tomatoes "ZZ?C u t B e e ts * .r .Green Beans *“Tt~ Pork & Beans Campbell's .ZL Asco ToiAotoes “ Peos J~ZZ Libby's Peos Spaghetti Sauce
IVORY SOAP
™ 3 - 20c
Ideal Fruit Cocktail Grapefruit Sections 2 Bartlett Pears "'.TZ" PeachesLibby's Peaches "£L‘” Libby's Plums **"" Spaghetti XX Hemi Pickles Friends Beef Hygrade Fronks
«bs? SorS»B«w:
CRISC01 4 1 cM l 9 j | *9
•••cmnutBaby Foods
*■— 10—19c- 6 -79c
c Ideal Tomato Paste Parsons Ammonia
: Blw WhiteChiffon Soap Flakei
: ( Woodbury XT Sunbrtte Cleanser Bleochette Blue
*2 21c Sweetheart Soop— 15c Sweetheart SoopIVORY SNOW
J 21cH a 20c
V - 17c1 33c
3 — 28c2 1 ” 13c2 ^ 1 1c3 T : 28c
n M>>• <*aS9 27c
Supreme BREAD14cT oosfs b e t t e r ' t m te i b » "»
s tay * f re s h ta n k e r Try t t ’is •o n d w d »lK »d brew ) t-«>s,
”■*’ 34c 2 3 .2 9 c
Hershey's Z Z Toilet Soap
— 9c
O X Y D O L34c it
2 ^ 29c *
SWIFTCLEANSER
- 1 1cOld Dutch Cleanser 2 t : 23c
Hunt Club DOG FOOD
5* 65c
HI I *
n»,
BU TCH O V IN - F t S M - .u M S A U C I P A NSS *9 stiMtt tut J9 lit ! fliai
• • • t o o t e e H U I I I H
sattZIM C t o *
MASON JARS
m 69cr r 79c
PAGE SIX T H E L E A D E R THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1948
S P O R T S W H IR L
B y B i l l D a c o s t a
■ ST.* ■, Q
rs Seek Title In Sunday Clash
B A TTIN G CH A M PIO N S REVEALEDC th e offic ia l records of the 1 9 4 8 L y n d h u rs t M unicipa!b o ftb a ll L eague w hich w ere not com pleted in tim e fo r fu ll ta b u la t io n in th is w eek’s issue, w e took the lib e r ty to rev e a l th e top te n in each d iv ision in o rd e r th a t T he C om m erc ia l L ead e r B a ttin g A verage tro p h ies could be aw ard ed w ith th e o th e r so ftba ll p rizes com es th e p lay o ff gam e th is S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a t th e high school field A fte r m eetin g w ith the com m issioners of th e league ' e a rlie r in the season, it w as unanim ously d ecided th a t th e b a ttin g cham ps rr\ust have p a rtic ip a te d in 85% of th e gam es p layed o r a to ta l of tw elve. Hence, th e 1 9 4 8 b atting ch am p in th e E a s te rn di- ! visioft is Jo e CupkoW ski, of the G allagher A ssociation w ith a m ark ' of .380, Al C and ia o f th e Colum bus Club, ran a close second i ■871 av e ra g e - ~ O th e ra n e x t in line w ere Mor rfe~ w ith .361 F ran k R eilly o f th e G allaghers w ith .360, H a rry Candia.Colum bus C lub .352 G eorge G ard e G allaghers .343 M idge M arrone J im m y LoRusso and P e te Cagnacci ull o f the C o lum bus C lu b w o u n d ‘ up the f irs t ten w ith a .315.
The W estern D ivision tit le was stopped by W illie W eber, left j h an d ed 1st basem an of th e A m erican Legion w ho slu g g ed a h efty•46? ^ l Wh0 ju s .1: abou.1 h ? !1 out R-_Melone o f C ru p i’s R ec w ho had R ira ttU TT ustrr
Boosters To,Seek Members
T h e L y n d h u rs t B oosters w ill ho ld th e i r f ir s t m ee tin g o f tn e Fafll seaso n T h u rsd ay n ie h t s t 8 p.m. a t L y n d h u rs t H igh School.
A ll th o se in te res te d in tn e y o u th o f th e com m u n ity a s w e ll a s su p p o rtin g school an d com m unity a th le tic s a re u rg ed to a ttend .
, ? U th e rM t T h ey rep layed a 1 to f e a t iv i t ie a w iU « a r t a t t h , L y n d - I t ie w ith B ed r.ck s and beat them .
U is th e an d th e n in a f in a l p layoff of a 1,01 o " 1* bea t th e Co-
1UmbUS C lu b b u t sb u t ° u t ln | e x h ib itio n ^ softball, leav-
f« n d ln « ch m y . t r w , h m y e a r ! in * th e tw o tea m s tied for f irst *n d ._.th.e _un^ TT*ted- G H a s h e r .p U t e in th e E a s te rn Division ^ O T ia t lo n leam _ L»«t y e a n W hich show s u p w ell against some
th e o f a in d en tica l reco rd of 11 winssecond vM ^ wSL ^ sn d 3 losses ap iece. Both m ana-
I r “ * ' J0*™ * onJ>' C eaaer G u id e tti rn d Patto a n in sp ired A m v et te a m e a r ly M ia a k i o ld cam p a ig n er, despitea r e u r g e a 10 a u e n n . • - . . . . _ , . ----------- , m m p a i g n e r . 1 a e s p u e
If y o u i r e u n a b le to a tte n d th e ij™*.'h*“ b y * * ? ° 1 « * " « l « k o f y e a rs a re confidentn « s t* r ........ w «n t fro m th e re , v an - * h a t t h e i r ___B ooster m eetings, an d y o u r
s ire to b ecom e a m em b er k in d ly f ill in th e ap p lica tio n b e lo w a n d m ail to g e th e r w ith m oney o rd e r o r check fo r one d o lla r to J a c k B oschen, P resid en t. 553 Second a v e n u e o r F ra n k Jacobs,
Cl-
a .467. N ext in line w ere D evino, T horne and M ath ew s a ll of th e! L y n d h u rst Sw im m ing Pool w ith such h ea lth y f ig u res as 449 440 a n d 428 respec tive ly . B ill K ra ft of the C lu b b e rs rack ed up a’ 378 A ng P alo ol the V.F.W . cam e hom e w ith a .405 Ja w o rsk i of the S w im m ing Pool a .393, B. W alsh of the C lu b b e rs o62 an d J im m y 1 P a cen te of the V. F W. a 361.
It is not too su rp r is in g th a t the overall av e rag es o f th e W estern j D iv ision w ere h ig h e r th an th e fas te r E aste rn section P itch in g of j th e tw o u n its w ere fa ir ly fa r a p a rt w hich can m ak e a lo t of d iffe rence. A ll in a ll how ever, th e league accom plished it ’s p r im a ry pur- . pose a s a w ell o rg an ised rec re a tio n device th a t p ro v id ed ac tiv ity fo r j c lose tu 300 p a rtic ip a tin g p lay ers th a t a lread y a re look ing fo rw ard to ! n e x t year. T he 20,000 odd spectato rs, th a t took in th e gam es over th e 112 gam e schedule,, too, a re anxiously a w a itin g th e opening gam e fo r 1949. S u n d ay s p layoff betw een th e C o lu m b u s C lub ami G a llag h e is shou ld be a d illy and afford m an y th r i lls a ll the way th ro u g h . As the a rtic le says, both team s w ound u p in a tie for f irs t place and th is one a rtic le says, both team s w ound u p in a tie fo r f irs t p lace und th is one gam e playoff, d ec id es th e w in n e r o f th e E a s te rn D ivision cham pionsh ip . G am e tim e is 3 p.m. an d it would be a good bet to be th e re early .
C o h m b m C lu b cham ps, left to r igh t, b o tto m ro w : E d g a r W hitehart, A llie C and ia , Jo e polla . M ike M arro .ie . H enry C ipolla. Jam es LuR usso. T o p row : Bill C asalle, P e te C agnacci, L a rry
C aesar ( .u id e tti and m asco t G a rry G uidetti.
b c rsh ip c a rd w ill be m ailed loyou.
I d e s ire to becom e a m em b erof th e L y n d h u rs t B ooste r C lub , in su p p o rt o f school a n d com m u n ity a th le tics .NA M E ...............................................A D D R E SS ....................— ............
HOOKSAnd
JABSB y JO E T E l LO
Track Team to Practice Daily
id-
w ill be held.! T he above p ro g ram is open to I anyone in te res ted . If you w an t t.> i m ake y o u r school team h e re is a | good way to s ta rt.
G. B. G ild ers lecv e 715 M arvin a v e rm t
L y n d h u rs t, N. J
C h a ttin g w ith a frien d , Dave P a id ee . j g rea t p itch in g p ro sp e it. w ith th e New Y oik G iants! o r gan iza tio n . b u t w ho w as s id e lin ed w ith a rm tro u b le ask ed m e to w rite .ibou t fo rm er h e a v y w eight
T he f u s t recognized cham pion . J a m e s J Coi be tt, th e f irs t f ig h te r to use th e boxing tac tics, is gone E v t ry o n e is u n d e r th e im p ress io n J o h n L S u lliv a n w as th e
Local Lads Enlist For Military Duty
TE N N IS COURTS TO O P E N IN SEPTEM BER?Ves, it does sound a b it q u ee r to hear th a t re ju v e n a tio n of.tenni:
is go ing to tak e place in o u r fa ir c ity even a t th is la te d a te , w hen the j f irs t ch u m p o f the w orld , b u t th is season is over. T h a t is not th e w hole sto ry though- D e a r b re th ren I is no t so. he w as only recognized an d s iste ren , the Loard of education is in sta llin g q u ite a s e tu p a t j as th e c h a m p o f A m erica and th e h igh school field . T ru e , th e p rim ary purpose* is to p ro v id e ten n is j fough t C o rb e tt w ho KOd h im for
S ta rtin g im m ed ia te ly d a ily se M« ns w ill be h e ld a t th e Lyi hui.«t High School ru n n in g tr^ be tw een 5 30—-6:00 p.m. M onday t<. F riday
Also on S u n d ay m o rn in g s at » U ven o'clock s im ila r session wilh be held
T h ere w ill Li? a trjD n ^ x t S eo t . _5 td Van C o u rtla n d t P a rk im- T , f . . ,m ediate!v a fte r th e session a t tlu* T w« local boys en lis ted th isK ish School F ield T hose m ak ing ^ '" L d u ' y w ith T he U nited the t u , . w ill h ave th e n w o rk o u t I f t , T n , A ..ve, .h e ,m e , sch o las tic C1, , s , | ^ A rm y i A ir F orce R ecru itin g • o u n t . , . n u rse a t V an C o u rtlfin d t , £ " “ *"• . £ » r m m eP ark . This is also th e co u rse Ssed D tlG o re - SOn of M r an d M rs S a |- fo r th e A.A.” • •Cross-Countr» inunm iuilB ill U IUI1>. I rn >a . . . . . . .
If you Plan to m ak e th e t r ip lo « ' S,,n ° f ” r„ 0nd, Nlch,>-V an C o u rtlan d t P a rk , m ee t a t the I iJS C opeland avenue.
:ry ch am p io n sh ip ru n s i
, T h e n e x t th re e days a t F en w ay i P a rk in Boston, m ay be th e clin- eh fo r th e Boston R ed S ox o r
| th e New Y ork Y ankees. W e’ve I m ad e o u r p re-seaso n choice, th e ! Yankees,’ and m ust r id e a long w ith them . T h is is th e big one, it m u st be a clean sw eep for th e B ro n x B om bers to w in th e flag, o r tw o o u t o f th re e to r e m ain in , th e th ick of th e fight.
T h e Bosox, w ho h ave k e p t u p a dizzy p ace th e las t few w eeks, a re a im in g to co n tin u e th e ir h o t
• . . ---- — ------- J C W III1 U, . . „ t n m “ * ?* • v *n . *hat th e ir reap ec tiv e charges m n
q u is lu n c a ll opp o sitio n m th e i r com e th ro u « h w ith victory c o i l k p a th th ro u g h o u t th e seco n d h a lf S u n d ay a fte rn o o n , o f th e L y n d h u rs t M u n i t ip s ! ' ^ <lay w ill a lso be a big one S o f tb a l l L eague w h ile th e G al- m an * o th e r T he sur-la g h e rs m e , and w e re b e a te n by
C m > t i ) piluU ftTliie C iv ility L. S ^F te r , S ta rlin g s a n d B e d ric k s A ssociation in fo rm e r years. Al- S p o r t S hop. W ith th re e losses w ay s a s c rsp p e r , Lou kep t his a n d s ix gam es to p lav . tw o w ith ° n, to es th ro u g h o u tth e le s c u e lea d e rs th e n e v e r reg u la r *easo n and com piled* • “ *e n e \e r - th e v e ry en v ia b le reco rd of 14sa y -d ie G re e n sh ir ts ju s t w e n t on w ins and as ag a in s t no d efeats a b o u t th e i r business, a n d p ro - w h ile th e V. F . W. o v e r-ran all c e ed ed to t ie u c o u p le w in °P P °sitio n to cop th e W estern
D ivision t it le w ith com para tive ease.
The C o lu m b u s w ill use Jo e P jl- m ieri, on th e m ound and Eggs W h iteh u rs t, ra te d one of th e te s t rece iv ers in th e leag u e beh ind the p late P a lm ie ri is one of th e best p itc h in g p ro sp ec ts th a t has c o n e up from th e ra n k s of L yndhurM so ftb a ll in re c e n t y e a rs an d has show n u p w ell, ag a in s t som e m ig h ty fine opposition . T he res t
W ith th e p ro fessiona ls a lrc .-d y of th e C lu b “ W*H ba lanced a tin fu ll sw ing , foo tba ll w ill ta k e pM ,,lon aP (i on a , te ''its p lace in sp o rtsd o m m th e h ^ a PPe ^ rs to ben e x t few w e e k , T h e ra h - r a h
. t ^ c o m i n g ^ a X ^ T w e ^ ' ; G aU aahers ha*v*"*th ° T
rnjiv^ t t z r x x s . S S S S S S r? n ° " , r co u n try ^ TD am e w t a “ l,rkoUtS >n d ««»>“ ■ H e is
a w a y su ch h u g e f ig u res n ig h t 's s tand .
fo r
I .ig h School F ield a t th e e leven o 'clock session, o r m ee t a t the. .... . ■ . J * * j I ' ' ' is n Ul 11 lev I a l lilt
iac u itie s lo r tn e long d eserted co u rs te rs and w ith p ro p e r pom p and ! th e c h a m p io n sh ip of th e w o rld R u th e rfo rd Bank in L v n d h u rs troromnniAL. 4 Ka .. ■, .. t km .. ^ ... .t.l.... j . _■ * .i . . . . . . . .
L y n d h u rs t. ' Both boys a re now #a t L ack land A ir B ase, San A ntonio,
N o tre .
s tre a k . Jo e M cC arthy , w ho likes I W o lv e rin es o f M ichigan , o r th e S r i t y l ^ H e i?* fa r ^ h e a d ^ o f 'I S - the c lose ones is c o n fid en t th a t | W ild ca ts o f N eb rask a In a n y m ie r i w h e re p o ise and fie ld ing h is c rew can d u m p th e N ew | e v e n t w e ll t r y to p ick th e o u t- a re co n cern ed a n d is a m igh ty
cerem onies, th e courts , th re e do u b les and tw o s in g le s wiM be prop- u n d e r th e M arqu is of Q ueensboroe rly d ed icated la te th is m o n th by tennis m atches b e tw e en an a ll i ru les. L ik e C o rb e tt . S u lliv a n isL y n d h u rs t team , cap ta in ed by the m aste r of th e c lay su rface , H arry a lso deceased O sw ald and a v isiting co rp s from H asbrouck H eights. T h e ex p en d itu re of som e $6300. F o r ten n is co u rts seem s high b u t plant* p resen ted ca ll for tw e lv e m o nths of a c tiv ity on the grounds. T h e co u rts w ill be of a com position su rface th a t w ill perm it b ask e tb a ll ice ska ting an d o th er su rface gam es. I t is ju s t an o th e r ad v an ced s te p in the long ran g e p ro g ram to prcTject sports and rec rea tio n in LyndhuVst to a to p slot in th e s ta te books. We have been m ak in g som e fine- S trides in th a t d irec tio n an d th is is ju s t an o th e r th a t w ill add to the com m u n ity progressiv£ncss. sPa n f io m C o rb e tt to L ^uis
• • * • j co v ers o v e r a ha lf c e n tu ry andSO M E O F T H E CON O N N IG H T FO O TB A LL h a v e u o u t of 14 ex ch am p s
L ast w eek, th is c o rn e r p r in te d a few fac ts co n cern in g n ight s tl*1 m h a b itm g th is p lan e t is fu nfo o tb a ll, as ce la ted to o u r local high school squad. T h is all cam e ! P ro° f th e y a re h a ra y lot. P rim oa b o u t as th e re su lt of s e v e ra l phone calls an d c a rd s co m m en tin g on th e e rec tio n o f p e rm a n e n t lig h tin g a t the H asbrouck Heighfs"*athletic field . A lthough w e had o rig in a lly conducted a su rv e y reg a rd in g (,u* w h ile he uth e issue w hen- th e b o a rd of education f irs t m ade it taboo , w e w ere r' ‘ ‘w illin g to fo rg e t th e w ho le th in g un til the recen t inqu iries .
Not to be fa ir an d sq u a re in th is whole th in g , let us b rie fly point o u t w hy n ig h t ball w as abo lished Sim ply, Coach Jo e K am a, Ed B u rk e and sev era l o th e rs on th is high school s ta ff, d id n 't w an t night
Texas, w h ere th ey 'w i l l com plete’ Y orkl' l » an d on to w in from s ta n d in g g am es e a ch w eek an d han d y fello w to h av e a ro u n d K I th n m 's h a r e w its to g e th e r. ' — ------- ■ . . . . . .
T h en ca m e B*>b F itz im m ons. a g rea t f ig h te r, w ho d e fe a ted C or bett T he ch am p io n s th a t fo llow ed a rc B urn^. Jonn sp n . W illard , D em psey. T u n n ey . S chm eling .
. S h a rk ey .* C a m e ra B aei, B rad " dock an d Louis
C a m e ra *s .jow a w re s t le r and m ak ing m o re m oney th a n h e e v e r
b oxer. J a c k D ep ip sry k e p t in p hysica l c o n d itio n by re fe ree in g Je ff r ie s has be*-n ■ u n n .n g a boxing school an d s tag ing tig h ts J o e L ou is says he is th ro u g h b u t as ye t h a sn 't
R idge toad c o rn e r V alley Brook av e n u e a t 11:45 a m . in tim e to ca tch th e N utley b u s to New Y ork
F o r the nex t few w eek s w e w ill h av e v e ry light w o rk o u ts c o n c en t r a t in g oh form ru n n in g , po in ters on d iet, h ea rt ac tion , re la x a tio n w hile run n in g , how to ru n w ith o ut g e tting m uscle stiffn ess , etc.
As w «ond itu
th e ir basic tra in in g .
b a ll and based th e ir c la im on teen agers being out la te an d th e fact tu rn e d it} any offic ia l d o cu m en t, th a t th e ty p e of p o r ta b le lig h tin g th a t th e . av a ila b le sources can p rov ide a re n o t of th e b es t and opened a chance of perso n al hazard lo th e boys p lay in g th e gam e. T he boafd of ed u ca tio n th o u g h fav o r in g J>4f*3t b a ll as dobs th is c&rftpr an d fully 95% o r o v e r TOO person* etffitacted, e lec ted to go a lo n g w ith the e d u ca to rs a ch o ice th a t wil,r p ro b ab ly tu rn o u t to be for th e best in te res ts of a ll concerned We w iU rea d ily a d m it t h at th e sa fe ty of th e p lay ers m u st I r g iven wf*vcon sid eratio n an d u n til w e can o b tain f irs t c lass p lay ing cond itions j few y e a r a t n ig h t, 'w e w ill h av e to give a sm all sh ru g _u£._ihe sh o u ld e rs an I look ah ead to th e tim e w h en w e w ill go m od ern istic a lo n g w ith the o th e r n e ig h b o rin g to w n s an d p lay n ig h t ball. It w ill h ap p en but as all o th er th in g s , w ill ta k e tim e. F or it is only a m a tte r of tim e u n til L y n d h u rs t w ill in s ta ll p e rm an en t lig h tin g and w ill use it for baseball, so ftba ll and football.
W eekend and ho liday g u ests a t the W illiam S tep h en s hom e on L y n d h u rs t av e n u e in clu d ed Mr. and M rs. Jo h n S iena and d a u g h te r A laine, of B altim o re , Md., M r. and Mrs. A lb e rt L indenboom and son ,
, A lan D ren th , of M o u n ta in V iew, g e t- th e new ru n n e rs in i M r. and Mrs. A lfred C. M acM ul- , S unday m o rn in g handi-1 len and d a u g h te r , C aro l A nn, of
t a p d eve lopm ent and d u a l m eets I H ollis, L ong Island .
Tennis C o u rts in Full U se Tlie local tenni* court*, due fo r com pletion on o r
abou t Sept. I I . will be put to fu ll year ro u n d use, according to a re p o rt m ade b> T ru stee O a s a r G u id e tti, ch a irm an o f th e B oard of I'.ilueation's a th le tic com m ittee.
T h e o fficial opening o f th e courts is ten ta tive ly p lan-
th e reIn th e m ean tim e w e m u st not
o verlook th e C lev e lan d In d ian s , M a \ /w ho h a v e slipped to th ird p lace m a 7fo u r fu ll gam es off th’e pace. T his d e fic it can be m ade u p d u e to th e sch ed u le w h ich fav o rs th e Ind ians, w h en th ey m eet th e tail- e n d e rs a t th e c lose o f th e se a son. B u t in m y book I c a n ’t see how riv a l m an ag e rs w ill lose any s leep o v e r th a t fact, because it h as b e e n th e bo tto m team s w hich
w hen th e re is som e b a ttin g to be done. '
T he G a lla g h e rs too a re a well k n it u n it in th e fie ld an d a re a m p ly sp a rk e d b y M u rp h C ougling and Jo e C o pkow sk i th e speed d em on w ho is fo re v e r ru n n in g bases w hen nobody is looking .
T he co n tes t sh o u ld p rove v e ry A ccord ing to an an n o u n c em e n t in te res tin g an d m o st like ly w ill
b y L ie u te n a n t J o h n T. F a rd y of be p layed b e fo re an overflow th e P assaic A rm y b A ir F o rce th ro n g . •
Ask Overseas Duty At Once
R e c ru itin g S ta tio n , i t is now pos-
Both D em psey a/id T u n n ey a re ned fo r Sept. 18 or I*), •iihject to d a te o f Com pletion. T h ein fine .shape, w eigh a m ite o v e r fight ini; w eig h t ann tfid . 220 but both liH»k l ik e ex -ch am p s, shou ld Ami I p e rso n a lly th in k th ey can h a n d le tn««$t of th e p rese n t bum s
•Tet'Tf a ro u n d in th e past B ut being in good fm-
a»ts th e y ‘11 leave the, to th e new com ers v has one of th e m ost h o m es ir. Los A ngeles
OPEN BO W LIN G L E A G U E BACKT om orrow n ig h t a t th e L y n d h u rs t R ecrea tio n C e n te r , m aik s
the open ing of th e re ju v e n a te d L y n d h u rst Rec. house league, once ag a in a w ide open a ffa ir . T h e oi>e year tr ia l qf a h an d icap system w as unan im ously v o ted by the bow lers so once aga in , th e league sho u ld p rovide in a n y 'h ig h s c o r in g m atches as in th e past. P opulai ity of the. action h as a p p a re n tly m et w ith the a p p ro v a l of many- of ih ’’ to p n o tch e rs w ho le ft th e league ra th e r th an r o l l ‘u n d e r th e h a n d ica p system . T hey a re a lm o st a ll re tu rn in g and it w ill be in te res tin g to sec* the lineups of th e v a rio u s team s as thev ta k e th e ir tu rn on th.' a lleys. A m ong som e o f th e re tu rn ee s a re th e o ld B aro n ’s Drug team , fo rm er cham ps, a co u p le of n ew er e n tr ie s w itti the. old p e r sonnel, W est End C ean ers , P asq u in M otors, L y n d h u rs t Rec, Lehnos C a te re rs. T h ree A cre G rill to m ention a few. All w ill be in th« k n o ck in g each o th e rs b ra in s o u t in the 3 3 w eek course a good figh t w ith a lea s t s ix of the tw elve team s in th« th e w ay th ro u g h
1 uncial sti ; f igh ting
Domps«• b e a u tifu l
for h is tw o d au g h te rs , w h ile T un- | ney a n d h is fam ily w ill neVer
chase th e w olf aw av from th o ir i dooi S h a rk ey isn’t do ing had. 1 He h as a p ro ep e io u s ta p room
in B oston. B:.tddo«.k did ji ti_ look ih u n g lv th e last tim e I seen him . one of th e garoest i-f not th e m ost
; sk illfu l heavy w eights. Max Baer, the kit»»: <>1 th e goofs, ts team edw ith MaXse Kosen bloom o u t inth e co ast Both com plain abou t the o th e r guy being to n u t ty to Woik w ith o d d lv enough, bo th
! a re r ig h t •T h r e lev en w hy a re s ti ll h v ing
We p red ic t J ‘"> J e f tn « s now o v er 70 y ears ,ru n n in g all *h<. tou g h est ot them all. w as an
old m an wh« n h«- cam e bank to
i.r(.i
be. a b ask etb a ll shoi fo r high school h f irs t p rize of tw o m ajo r football ganu ond prize , consisting p,r-s to l,«cal high schoul j
A4mi phinn<‘d foi lh e; m:a te fu tu re is a pre-gam e an d d an ce for higlj sehoo d en tg on Sept. 24 for tlu ftMttball ganu- th rL y n d h u rs t w ill play Hutlu
.n tost
R E L IA N C E
V ic R l» o , If,M o o reh ead , SbZakaeaki, lb . . . Schum acher, p O scilow ski, s f . ■ Porow ski, cf Jan k ow sk i, c f . . J. Laaape, c - - ■ V te c e fltizzo, rf G odzieaki. rf . . PlajcuB, Sb
AB 2
. 4
. 4
. S
. I I
• 1a I. s. 1 . 1 * . s
R
lb
Tom orrow n ig h t a t th e L y n jh u rs t R ec rea tio n C en te r, m ark - fight J a c k John so n . T om m yB urns, ovel tk*. hooked m som e
* .Hid phili>s| hy e f life Je ss W il- 2 la rd .i 2ih> pouno g ian t, th e least
eq u ip p ed of them a ll D em psey, a tir* t>rand in h is d ay . a n ex-
‘ hoi ti. B ..te 'R u th ’s successo r
Reliance Steelers Win Over Purdy
In a h a r d fo u g h t gam e of s o f t b a ll th e re lian ce congress d e fea ted th e P u rd y C ong iess fo r th e S te e l- W orkers ch am pionsh ip of L y n d h u r s t , ta k in g th e ?ecoijd gam e of th e ae rie s by a 6 to 3 score last T h u rs d a y even ing a t M a n n Oval. J im m ie S ch u m ach er h e ld the P u r djr a lu g g ers to four h its , G ash g e tt in g tw o o f the hits, Lut the f e a tu re o f th e gam e w as the H ard r u n n in g o n e h an d ed catch by J a n k o w s k i o f F re d L am pe’s Longm .
Rockw ell,G ash , p .........B ran t, ssF. Lantpe. 3b O lynick. rfKoh li. cf .......Jorsch , 2h . L andells, sf
o p en in g w ill be featuu*d hy a : —------ ---------- ------ -------ten n is to u rn a m en t but ween th e isag lie for ad u lts , to he span- L y n d h u rs t team , captained b y » r e d by th e B oard o f E ducation . I la r rv O sw ald , and tin C arls tad t i T h f h iKh school field o r baseba ll W indsor C lo t . T h . t.- u ill a ls o ! , »<,ld 15 to be used and w ill be
linedla tio n play
T he com m ittee a lso lists in its rep o r ts a ll im p ro v em en ts an d in s ta lla tio n s m ade on a th le tic fac ilities during^ th e past six m o n th s
T he baseball fie ld has been g rad ed and s tan d s p rovided . Also fences h av e been e rec ted fo r the protec tio n of specta to rs. . The foo tball field fences h av e been p a in ted and a new stee l sco re board is-be ing e rec ted . L y n d h u rst now posseses th e b est tra c k in the h isto ry o f the high school. New c in d e rs h ave b een put on the tra c k and it has been g rad ed and ro lled . T he ten n is and bas-
I laycd on ketkaU co u rts a re being resu r- k- faced.
I < >cto- F ra n k G a llag h e r, p res id en t «»f I 'lig h ts th e B oard of E duca tion , said, ’T he.
ill it ■ rea- bo ard has m ade it possible to con- j t in u e a rec rea tio n a l p ro g ram for i 1 2 m o n th s of the year. L abor
D ay no longer m ean s th e end of p lan n ed recrea tion . T h e co m m ittee is to be com plim en ted on its p lan s and accom plishm ents.’’
B esides C h a irm an G u id e tti, the c o m m ittee co n sis ts of T ru stees W illiam Bello a n d H arry G u th e il
An in tra -m u ra l guy. a high school lenni?ice skating* an d physic*!t io n classes a re also pl.mi th e v e rsa tile courts
sec- .son ■lies, u d i-
• > ally i>l stu- « f irst season, t i lo rd , i lea-Irjim ,
II heB aske tba ll th e c o u rts a fte rnoon en d s d u rin g th e m«»i ber and Novem bi . w ill I e prov ided toi tion evenings
Ice sk a tin g planne b e r th ro u g h Ki-hi u; a v a ilab le to ch ildrei afte rn o o n s, and >ou th e even ings Spet w ill be s«'t aside toi
D u rin g M arch th« used as w arm -u p aii
have g iv en B o u d reau ’s m en t h . ! * * *
w w , ,r&xb’' . r e i s r ky, ch^ * ‘ ° !W h itt Sox, th e D etro it T ig ers ope m , y e ith e r th e 1st In-Louis B row ns c*n t a n t r y D iv ision o r th e U. S. C o n
s ta b u la ry , E u ro p ean C om m and P r io r to th is tim e o n ly m en
w ith p rev io u s se rv ice m o n e of th e A rm ed Forces had th e o p p o rtu n ity o f en lisU ng fo r E u ro p e V acancies fo r these u n its s ta t io n ed in E u ro p e a re usu a lly f ille d im m ed ia te ly by p e rso n n e l se rv in g in th e E u ro p ean th ea tre
T h is o p p o rtu n ity w ill b e a v a ila b le fo r a lim ited t im e . o n ly as th e re is a lw ay s a g re a t d em an d fo r d u ty in Europe. T h e n u m tc r o f e n lis tm e n ts d u r in g th is pe&iod
an d th e St. w reck th e asp ira tio n s o f the Ind ians.
T he Boston B raves w ith the assis tan ce erf th e New Y ork G ian ts a re b ack on top an d we a re g >ing on reco rd to say th ey w ill rem a in th e re fo r th e re m ain in g w eek s of the cam paign . I t 's a p lu ck y o u tfit, those d e fea ts su ffe red e a rl ie r w ould have kno ck ed th e p in s o ff o th e r clubs but B illy S o u th w o rth is m ad e of th e q u a lity w hich n ev er g ives up ne m a tte r w h a t th e odds. W e a re
Tougtr a n a r iiu g n in th e r in g o n e bajtebsill tm m r' A nother, projc
a th le tic copiinitte'
25 3 4Score by inn ings:
R eliance 100 121 1 6P u rd y s 100 002 0—3
U m pires — S im o n ak and M eyer
>f the f.-w g en tlen ton k n tm n out-sidc of the rin g T he one a n d onlyco lo rfu l fig u re ie»t in spo rt
D em psev th e k ille r, is a lso » rem em b er .Tom I I f
Retail Druggists To Meet In Atlantic City
New Je rse y , scene of th e an nugl co n v en tio n o f th e N ational A ssociation of R e ta il D ruggists in O ctober, a lso h a s b een aw ard
’ j ea the 1950 con v en tio n of th** j A m erican P h a rm a c e u tic a l - Asso.- j ' c iation, it w as rev e a led to d ay by , ; E dw ard P. T arlo sk i. p res id en t of j I tne S ta te P h a rm a c e u tic a l Asso- l iciatio*!.
D*‘in |.s e \. w ho a lw ay s th in k s ofth e underdog, and h as g iven aw ay m ore m oney to b u m s an d has her n s th an any tw o m en in sp o rts A« g rea t a guy as an y o n e e v e r nw t I w ish 1 k n ew m o re w ords t ■ w rite ab o u t D em psey. G ene T unney , the m an w h o m ad e h im se lfin te llig en ce N ot too m uch in clined to w a rd p o p u larity D em p- sey loveT~jj«ep|*, T u nney n e v e r d id A m an- y o u m u st know to like since c iene m ak es n o e f fort to m atte new frien d s B ut one w ho h as w n t te n g re a t c h a p te rs in >p»rt$ th a t w ill b e re-
ficu lt to say wh« th«' l*>t Max Bat been , he wrecki w hen he had a h; He p rac tica l 1\ in B aer had the* imi
sill be ng th e iits in i nngs adults, i in be . 1,1 ack
l th e•• a to u ih ta ik -
nev" h i d if-is the Im s t of. i could have I S chm eU n|r
d right hand, ned • t. ., Tiera.
>f ^ re a t ea rt. tlaer.
s tro n g an d ab le ag g reg a tio n w ho w ill give th e A m erican L eag u ers p len ty of com petition .
On S e p tem b e r 21 th e T o u rn a m en t of C ham p io n s w ill s tag e a big b ox ing show a t th e Je rse y C ity b a ll p a rk ,w h e n T ony Zale will d efen d h is tit le ag a in st th e F ren ch m an . M arcel C erdan . In th e o th e r m atch G u s Lesne- vich e n te rs th e heav y w eig h t p ic tu re as he is m atched w ith Ez- z a rd C narle* . Both th ese f ig h ts w ill cost th e p ro m o ters n e a rly , $350,000. T h a t 's a lot of cabbage to be x lishing out, b u t offic ia ls of th e T. o f C. a re not w orried , so th ey say. T o ld they s ta n d to lose th e ir sh ir t , they rep lied th a t th e y ’re p rom oting th is a ffa ir ju s t fo r )h«i love of th e sport. Be as it m ay, it w ill n o t t-'«ke long fo r th em to call it a day w h en th ey reach th e bottom ot th e b a rre l. I t’s a to p -fire show , w o rth e v e ry cen t of th e price , h u t th e y ’ll h av e to fill th e a ren a to rualize a buck. I t tak es raw co u rag e to p ro m a le an d give
C om m issioner Ja m e s A. B reslin w ill a w a rd th e w in n e r th e B reslin tro p h y im m ed ia te ly fo llow ing th e g am e w h ich ce rem o n ies wiH alsoinclude th e sw a rd in g of th e M orto n B edrick tro p h y by M orton to th e v ic to rious V. F. W. C arm ine S avino . ed ito r o f th e Com m ercial L ead er w ill a w a rd th e C om m ercial L ead er b a ttin g tro p h ie s to the w in n e rs of th e b a ttin g av erag es in each division.Prejkable lin eu p s: sC o lum bus C lu b G a lla g h e r Assn.Casale. sf C ipolla. cf M ar rone ,2b Cagnacci. & A C andia. ss G u id e tti. rf
C upkow sk i, 3b C ough lin , 2b R u m p e ltln , lb M uhlheisen , ss G a rd e , If W olken , cf
H e re ’s y o u r o p p o rtu m ty P a ris , B e r lin and o th e r fam ous p lac e s in -E urope
G a rd n e r , c
f ig h te r, bu t he lacki d th.C arne t
m an of c h a ra c te r an d S h a rk ey had .givat po ten tia lities b ut lacked'- th« f jainv ] gtHxi cham pion, -a ( red it t.. h is race, a te rn f ic hitter The lack of f irs t ra te opponent*, m ade h im look even g reate i I th ink iV m p- sry w ould have knockcd Ixm la o u t in th re e rounds A- te r r if ic m oney m aker w ho had little r e
m e m b e re r fo r a long U m r to g a rd for th c d o lla r N om Knowscom e, a self ed u c a te d m an how m uch J.* has left, hut nfextS chm elm g. S h a rk ey . B aer. C ar- to Dcmps« \ and T unm v h. m ade
Next y e a r 's co n v en tio n w ill be n e ra . B rad o d ck . h e re a re f iv e th e big clean up Louis r .a s n th e ld in Jack so n v ille . F la . and h ea v y w e ig h ts th a t ju s t h a p p e n ed • . - - th e Ifllo w in g one w ill com e to to fill in afte* T u n n ey r e t ire dA tlan tic C ity , w hich w ill be the D em paey. a t h is p eak , cou ld h av e _* . Q. 0 s to p p ed a n v one o f th em in sid escen e c i th e 1948 N.A R D con , , j . .o f tw o ro u n d s T u n n ey co u ld m ad e tc v e n t ion in O ctober. h av e taa d e n u a c e m e a t o f them .
m u ch left T unney m ade tw,, m illion in tw o fight an d m q rried 40 millH>n Well a fte i all w h a t ia mt>ney m ade for, sa id B a rr .only
plav w ith anti he d id ju s t th a t.
Joey Dorando’s Restaurant & Pizzeria316-318 V alley B rook Ave. L yndhurst
In the Bogle Building
1.50— SUNDAY S P E C IA L '— I.SO DINNER 1 -9 P . M .
APPETIZERt ' l m i r r S h r im p ( u rk la i l I la m I u r k t i i l
I r u i t « u p - T e n w lu J u i r r • l . r a p e f r u i t J a i r *A n lipaM *
sot rsI k i r l r n N o o il l r o r M r n r t tn m r
Spairflrlll or Rai io ||ENTREES
Shnmp C re e le Veal I -utlrt Sau«asr g Prppen Em PlaM Par mai paaa
IHSSERTs _Cake • lf» < ream • Je ||» ■ lielian' C n a a Cake
Hire Putldinf — l i r ExtraBEVERAGES t affer - Tea Milk
fh icken C, R ra * ri« li Pel Beast Veal. A Pepper.
Pie
Specialized B U C K ServiceM o r e a n d m o r e B u i c k O w n e r s
a r e d i s c o v e r i n g t h a t
SPECIALIZED SERVICEs o s t s l e s s a n d i s b e t t e r
S p e c i a l i z a t i o n o f p e r s o n n e / a n d * q u i p m * n t
s e r e s y o u m o n e y b y c u t t i n g c o s t s o n d g i v i n g
y o u a h o t t e r j o b .
SEPTEMBER SPECIALC a r b o n a n d V a l v e J o b . . . . * 1 4 . 9 5
•P a rt* Kxtra
T a k r 4 d i a n i m f > n f ( P u r S p e e i m U !
B ergen A u to C o mp anyB m ir k th vd r r-% N iw v 1 9 0 9
19 F r w i l i » PL R u lk r r ln n l 3 5 H s a v e r A n . . P u m i c . V J . 7 2 8 M a in S t H a t i r w a r k
R l l h . 2 -6 8 0 (1
G S c g o r y 3 - 1 ( 3 8 H A c k . 3 - 0 4 7 0
W a m e d S a fe
IV— ^By D R H E 8 B E * T J . ST A C K 1*™ * * a r ' C n a r r f a r S m fm ty U m t M , ] w Y m k V .
— ** ** » — ***» •* *• t fe ty , w ritte n k r ------------
1 — » 0 * n * J M l
out o f every ten m otorists involved ta u u l K d t e L - r i * . to theira e r o to « hurry. Sam e af them • r e actually exceeding poa ? M i limit*; but m any more of th em a re m erely driving too faat for e x u tin c conditions.
That dare-devil racer, M alcolm CmnpbeU, could drive w ith com fort and relative la fe ty ever the “W*ah Sanda" a t MO
aa faat in a crowded*reai- dential district m ay not be able to avoid hitting a youngster who ruahes into the street 20 feet in front o f him.
Accurate figures indicate, and -traffic authorities agree, that speed contributes to accidents prim arily aa speed “too faat for conditions," rather than as high speed or any arbitrary number o f m iles per hour.
Considering thie, the w ise mo- torist w ill not keep w ithin posted speed lim its, h e w ill a lso take into account the amount of traffic. the character of the highway the road surface, the weather and :'*1 other conditions that affect automobile operation. The following method* o f adjusting speed to conditions «re a guide to safe, sound, restful driving:
1. Keep a clear stopping dia- tance ahead. S low down, w hen necessary, in approaching h illtops, curves or intersections. At night, drive ao that it ia possible to stop w ithin the c learly illum inated distance ahead. Cut dow n Speed when the road ia slippery.
3. Use the speeds Of other motorists as a guide on buay h ighways. K eep up w ith traffic, but
4. Passenger comfort is a guide to reasonable, m axim um speed under norm al conditions. Never
LeaderSECOND SECTION
T H U R S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 9 . 1 9 4 « p A ( ; | . s > u >
O sw a ld s M a rk A n n iv e rsa ry . Republican Open—■1 ------- ------------- 1 New Headquarters
IS Y e a rs A g o T o d ayf t * a ( i i M i r t U I L eader F ttea
lo w f o r __________ ^T h is w ill do aw ay w ith th a i tor m uch ip ir i ii
w ill alao the
and ___________A public ad u eatm i program is
underw ay, em phasizing th e d isastrous resu lts o f e x m a r e speed, th e m eaning o l speed sign s and the best m eans o f adjusting “ in f to .v a r y in g conditions.
A ll o f th ese programs are o f : value. But they w ill h e o f tittle ava il—m any more m otorists and , pedestrians w ill d ie m 1*4* and in the years to com e— unless e v ery driver rem em bers that his m ind, not h is foot, m ust m otiv a te "
drive so fast, that passengers feeluncomfortable.
^ 5. Look w hile driving. a i H ' S * ^ • c t o i watch for hidden hazards.
6. Approach intersections and other hazardous points at a speed which w ill perm it fu ll control o f the car.
Conscious o f th e part they m ust play in reducing accidents
ty. S U te la « 3 m u S S p ? ^ U io ! r i
Halsey Unit To»y Ui.............
Hold rad DanceThe Admiral H alsey Battallion
w ill hold their first fa ll dance this Saturday at St M ichaels Hall on Page avenue. Lyndhurst This group o f boys liv ing m L> ndhurst. North Arlington and Rutherford are hoping to raise funds to purchase a P T boat from the N avy s surplus ships.
The officers o f this group are Com. Frank Fizzoaitti. S t Louis Louis D e Feo. Lt Pat Faiaanm a.
— Roy Hibband. and the
TTw r o ju r .a ™ ufce ,-oaieet erhirti has h eaa « ~ n « aB m m “ ** *"** ***“ » « **r1 return to. v k a a l
Ii n that theer >.nu b n r . have rxM rn a M o l al I Mnfiu il thui [ tu l o io u n e i TV- lnu> . rn.__ a k
VW Bf • „ ..............director has been Geurge XMOsun
T*» \ * J ' S o p er M a tk e l f e a tu r e U u . w eek <• O ra n l Nn.Profit Hvtltrf Sai** Hutter pound
- - n a n _______. _ , „ , r „h o u r . t in . peal sum m er T k r fu er p n r t* ip e t.n * w e re C K arte . t»er.
“ ~ _A Jh .rl P a t te rn * . .m l A lta r I O kleaK T he .r
M r an Mrs O tto O sw ald. S r -of U F b re st avenue, ce leb ra ted
th e i r 40th w ed d in g a n n iv e rsa ry w ith a p a rty a t th e ir , hom e
-Those present included. I lr . » d Mrs. O tto O swald. Jr, and c h il dren. Donald. V irginia, and Allan o f W oodridge, M r. and M rs. J p h n
C o o p e ra tio n W iih M ex ico Plan e f M > C o lle g e
Teen-Agers Are Worst Violators In Auto Crashes
CHICAGO—Are teen-age d r iv er* as reckleaa as older folks say they are? The National Safety
r*cts." th e CeunclTs ax> » .ica i yearbook includes studies m ade of accident rates o f drivers in various age groups. These studies show that the fatal aeefdent rate in term s o f m iles driven by youngsters under 10 w as >9 p e rcent higher than th e average rale for a ll drivers. •
The Council believes driver training courses ih high schools rad colleges are a b ig part of the answer to the problem. Better exam ples by parents and other older drivers w ould h t lp a lot too. it says.
Fairleigh Dickinson C ollege is _ ______ estab lish ing a four-point p ro g ram
m edical ^ricer’ i n T A n g ^ P ^ ^ cf 01^ 0? w i,h M « ’canAU o f the officers are Veteran. ^ Ptan w a . set up bythe laat war. The m a n n e n x e e f rter Sam m artlno. president,o f th is group is to teach the boys S t . ” *•*« vlail to M extio navigation. M a rc h form ation 1 “ " W r t e n t e lem en t o fM anual of arms, and keep them to i *e t'“p “ **? J - *" o f s e n dbusy to get into m ischief "J* “ m*">, »• Pos-
The to y s need v o u r h e lp a n d * hr. * v± ' \ J * V “ c o . P * r< "< ■as public relation and mrmbrr o f *****. Ph ll“ l*>Pby o f t h e c o lth e advisory board I appeal to , l | encourage t r a v e l byLyndhurst citiaens to aid them in - J ™ !! * ’*'----------------- . . “ The first project w ill be p lanany w ay possible
Nick D eFeo M ember o f the
Track Ji* CradiTw o cars, travelin g a T, . . . T
direction s on Riverside avemue betw een Court and !-»*■» avenues,Lyndhurst. collided early TTturs- day morning.
O ne car. ow ned by the Standard C abinet Company. Rutherford, and operated by E lw ell a Brown.Philadelphia, Pa., sustained a sm ashed hesd ligh t and left front fender. The other car. ow n ed and . "um
- - operated by AIb«rt R Baver I t * ’' o f- • Accident j S ix th street, Lyndhurst. w m *choota The
5» ,u tis t ,c a l i dam aged on the left side N o m e »warded th u lurfM A k t ie . — wa s injured. •
th ro u g h W illiam Byeas, d irecto t of th e In s t i tu te of M exican-N orth A m erican C u ltu ra l R elations.
T he th ird e le m e n t of th e pro g ram w ill be th e sen d in g of groups of s tu d e n ts t a r summ< i f tu d y in M exico T h e d e ta ils of of th is p lan w ill be w orked out by M rs M arth a C an d an o d e Ro m ero . s e c re ta ry o f tht* w om en's d iv ision o f , th e U n iv e rs ity cf M exico M exico C ity Colleg* w ill* fce aske<i to «>t u p c o u rs r ' fo r th e su m m e r n tuden ts
T he las t e le m e n t of th e pl«i. is to p ro v id e for those student* w ho a re w o rk in g for th e ir bach e lo r o f a rts degree to spend a
V ; ^ . l^ v«» fu ll c re d it for w ork don#I. Indian culture; S H isto ry o f! at th a t in s titu tio n
M exico: S. P resen t econom ic j W hile in M exico C itv. DrP » « 4 le m s ^ . Folklore in c lu d in g ; S am m artln o in te rv ie w e d .12 .«nfolk dancing and folk m usic ; 5 d id ste s fo r th e sc h o la rs lu i^ M ex ican c u ltu re : g M exico as | F a irle ig h D ick inson w hich , th e key to th e good neighb«>r; vide* fo r fu ll tu itio n and f< n
of th e w e s te rn hem is- He found th e re w e re m any Mix- j ican fam ilie s o r A m erican faini.]
Tl*e MH'ond part of th e p lan i lies liv ing in M exico w ho Mould ill he th e aw arding of a ce r- i like to e x c h an g e room and »•
B m ndenstem . and Mr an d M rs H arry O sw ald , and c h ild ren L a * renoe and Lucilie. of L y n d h u is t
who w ill d u t u u \a r io u s pha»e« of th is educational co llab o ra tio n
On hirf recen t v isit. Dt Kam m art m o m et w ith E d w ard T Wil I lam s, c h a irm a n of th e b o aM of tru s tee s of the. college. In M n *co C»l>
Republican Count> ters w ere opened T W ,U < «t JJ» Mam street. H *rk rm »i4 ’ Cant paign Manager Dta^Ul u
■ er has a a n o u ih n l TtN*- —- a rage i said that th«- K« ^ ubitctn party w ill begm *n inte;«uv‘r
in d f a i t Ui la m m t.n-i R epul bean ma>ot . m the
T history •■*f• ‘Cf B gen C ount*I B e t w r e n r v 'w a n o 2 1: D u t c h e r s a i d a l l r t t ^ u v « a r t\
w o r k e r s a n d o f f i c i a l s b e m sv o r u e n t r a l r d t*n ( r t t m i t i«roc?h -
| r e g i s t e r e d . H e w s r r w e r t n a t (<«-i j s o n s w h o a r e n o t i r * » , t . H <«n iv b e f o r e S r r t 2 3 * i l ) b r u n s b l r
I t o v o t e t n t h e ( i i r t K l r n l a i r l n tK*n on Nov J
" If you have I h an g ed vour mi t<iie«a «»r voui n * t r <
«re in ihnibt a b iH t t * t » u i vu ttn s « hKibility i r r y m u |g t
j d e rk ." w a s IXrtrfcer i * --H( a m tid a lr l n o th e K r|m M i« « )
tick e t th is y ra t ^*.1.1 ^ t,.an>i W a i t r s *i* M « t t
C H endt w k au r hsa V S S e n s tr , J I ..erne 11 Xb' *n * v T t H
D iatrK t H air \ I, T » « t lees »tl> Ih a tiH t 1 'ik u i D l.iv »..-Miir fo* H heiiff A le x a n d er A llan foi count> «lecx J .Jm ) Die ceraun Di C hai I r . It IU, *.b y and WtllWMi T I u<|!u:n fo*Boat d c f F reeh o ld e r»
Plav ing a t th* ^em thur<tt Theatre (h it“Whoopee.*"
( a n t«f
Andy Van Riper Appointed Ranger Of Tamarack
v h a r v h* n r v e < t t e r i h r e -in’ Hi. Q uarte rn* .!* , O erw* h i l e r w t m e . d « I t e a w i h .■ r» » d a s a * a a a i t f a n i s r » u i e u < t e r m IlnSM lulw a n d r o m p te l e d r e ■ lu .i .n w o U f a r t a a K a a le r a n k
• w ita i n u m a n ,t ru m the a rm , . he asaum
:e>l Irad ersh # e< Uie ln » v The p r a n s i i rtf a Hander .1
-am p win g r e e t ! , im .ra a r th .• > .r le l« h t , e l T a e sa ra e k <tur>n<
j » m le t naun th . a n d «UI a le .• - a id aearnat vaUdaltun
n ed for th e fall w h en a busload of s tu d e n ts w ill leev e for a vteek to M exico A t th a t t im e th e re
I be a course o f s ix feur-hourw ill I
- i i z r .topics
Krhe-a »«U • lil begirt %h*M U * f«»r the Kw ktut c a rn i ' a i i t«rS1 v n i a t / t h e W e»lm oiet«t h r i b y te r ia n C h u rch Mt S«i*t 34 a« J
M r and Mm P h ilip S a ile r of U u n d e r A i e >tKW nf V|>.Ten Eyck av en u e h av e re- Slmith O vet M «htldie*> » di f e l t
turnt-d from th en vacation s p e n t, p a r t in th« pi««eotaiw>n of e »»;.•*■ f i r s t tn the C atsk ills and th e n ry rhyntea and o thci nt* • at tro rh a m , N H , w h ere they fe a ju rre f r i i r v r d j « tit *•, intr sjH-nt th re e w eeks
And. Vw V an Ht|<ei Vetera m <u«tk L •»..
«»i ha» j u -1 u m ssngte^sd • in C *n tp T a n v a r e t tn
tta a u n H« w ill f . i t the inauttan « n » t*« .anvin *»*• llltie* andw ill out v iv» a r r k e a d ce>>tp«nf
I . Wj III ' - ■ M l (t h e C hurtih b u i ld ii .a fu»vd
^ n M i n y B s q u r b l - i fWI u p • F u n e r a l llr a ig n * $V lH I
N e x t l o a D ia m o n d i b M iie c r o l»v
FRANK'S TELEGRAPH FLORISTf o r m e r ly » l l .v n i lh u m l Nii»r
O p p o s it e H o l y O n e s G
S it R idge R ead. N o rth A rling ton . IT iKE * 7117 « i HAsbrourk I h f h U l . ^ i W-
R m t(|u r l* f l.INI u p ( s m s g r i t l *kl u p
\ a r , h - s U h i , K .> n i tm * i l( f r i t e T h r e * W sfttkl R u tg a i
a m t w i t • < * n tin u e 01 I h ta , a p e « ver, tha-M<n h i* r r* t< le n it
*»«1t b e in i h t ra m * ' a d tn i l t ls t f e> » * I UUvUttg
A »ut' era* a S o u l in N o r th Ai. n*fwih MM W ood H tdg* be •*e» • lU rtn g n iitita i t W rvtee.
M r * . I . W i l c r y n t k i
Mr*, tita W iK#>naa, u f.'» « l» W k t a O i w * 4 M r .M s ,I Iftr D m at n e- daudhk M t,
I H a n . 1*1U4«e road l > - . I W , . u » ., I n ~ a ^ , r . .
I 1 ! .n .i Ueerf « U rnttH M i •an . r e e l , t e f e r a t f ,
e*e*r. h»t_lfcii.ie- a ! . dauaJtlae X ra , ,
'* * » • > « . r.adt _ 1 | i # Merkel■ • a t Hut he Ur IV a Ik ., >114 :h . Itlei >la(ea e« h e , , | ln e » MW •h in d m » .« ,a . H t * nu
l^n au • r ik s t w a i iw h-a Mrs M e m and Mr* rfc*,*;i
» h Ihe m a n n u a l h t l a . , a n .| a^eM era. M>e C haiie< . M . . t O k a s, ml r a .e l l e CM> V * . 0.1 « n W illiam 1 H elen H a.aan .ae* l « » wna. f c l . ar-l r lla ra en .ee* and A **h o*. -I ), •» t Clt> and nine and. h.Mrwn
" W W IW MeC ACm A W ■ n i O M r o o M « * i i t H i v
M u . » .••< * |v e « ~ a , . | t . ■n o r .l a n f U n , M .I * ,m w , ,« H iath A ihngtan h a « . returned li«a.H a a r e a • .a . a le . • a' Wild• N J
ta in number of —’ — —— 1 »•«». * v * a n s e e ia ^ |e r < u tfffll u n n i w . i f dS c h o l a r shnx. to for n non o r d a u g h te i w ith miith* j
rtnaB seco n d ary A m eik 'an fam ily liv irig in NVw [sc h o la rsh ip s w ere ; Jersey A p p lica tio n fo r sum'll y— r to ^ H u g o M ' rh an g e m ay be m sd e to’ K air-f
h a v eMr. an d M rs. H enry
m an n o f 442 Post av en u e r e tu rn e d from th e » v sp e n t a t M adison. N Y
• Y o m ’i * a l l a o l l o r
• ANY Fim SNORTAfiC
B erm u d er. VU'ls d e G u a d a lu p e . I i« h " Dk-klnann Coiieite an d M artin Z. B a r tle tt . M exico ( T he co llege ex p ec ts the
v t Cl.t y . * 5 o t ►oon o t th e M exican Mini*t«sch o larsh ip s w ill b e w o rk ed o u t Education . M anuel G umI V
F isk elAU-raa I FURNACE
ORCOM
S a v a * a f * • S O S m M I S v I h I
T e e l M » p m y ta r _ _ o u t e f fe e l s e e i f . l S a n *
M M r
to d a y f e r a n e d r e e t e s e a
V IO L A B R O T H E R S . IN C .180 W A SH IN G T O N A V EN U E. N U T L K Y . N. J.
Ph o n e M tley 2-214W . 1
•
C o m p le t e l . i n e O f
BUILDING MATERIALS 'mutation WOOL and BOARD
SHEET ROCK - - - ROCK LATH •
Perm anent D riv e w aysInstalled
■ * rFlintkote Asphalt Roof Shingles
Agricultural Lime - Driveway Stone Imitation Tile Board
S T O P - S H O P - S A V E
At The New — ~
Ben’s Delicatessen and Liquor M art
509 Stuyvesant Ave. near Page Ave. Lyndhurst, N. J. RUtk 2-4416
FR EE D E L IV ER YOpen Weekdays 8 a. m. • 10 p. m.
Open Sundays 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
LARGEST LIQUOR STOCK IN TOWN
Come in and See Our SPECIALS
C o ld e st B eer
» — > WeJdMH t ta e e e a Oortf las 1 . 1. 1 1 1 . .1 karek UaaetetSeo IHm Ip s e M b
i H M s n r n i N n t m o > t - r m m r r M i i v mf /o M e r *
L Y N D H U R S T F L O R IS TJ ' 4 R I D G E R O A D I Y N 0 M U R S I . N . J .
R U H i. 2 - 4 4 M
N i i t to S«c»•</ H to r t C herth
September Tire S#le ,
inTown
— . . . . . .
* N l t t S H O S T A O C S T
A u -raar a n u aFiske
N OIL BUMNBt SOtVICE
S T S s r - .r a s ;ea m m
S P E C I A L$5X» Trade-in For Your Old Watch
>M a n yFretn | 2 -.
In d ie , n r Irente V air It ;.U0 end I p
Alan ^
• I-** A H n i n i i nn l-ad w . and l . e m . V a lrh H ead. m m »*.f> end l >
Lyn d h u rst Je w e le rsm s m o c S o a o l y n d h i r i t x .
S L ' i k 2 2 0 19 I i
Self Service Groceries Shelved For Your Shopping Convenience
With Amazingly Low Prices
OPEN
B .F G o o d r ic h
T i r e _A « m u m. -e t e e • m * «an <Oa p , i n
VJ ' e»re k a t a n a
I ^ » *ea a i a a e aaa n a ~ 2 a 1 ' W t m m W aa
xr i r « r ^ ^ -v - ,
VATH S TIRE k BATTERy SERVICEM l U 9 . R4. |R««*i. 1 4 2 H I
B . F . G o o c i r i c hf I t l \ T I t d K U I I I I I I ,
PACE EIGHT T B E
N O T E S O N T H E V F W
T ete rb o ro Term in al Sp ro uts From B erg en C o u n ty 's M ud
F o u r y e a rs ago T e te rb o ro A ir I “S o u th e rn C ross," b u i l t b y R*k- T e rm in a l was a hugh , g h o st- lik e | k e r, flew from C a lifo rn ia to Aus- s tr ip o f land w h ich w a s fo rtu n - tra l ia , an a s to u n d in g fe a t a t th e a te to h av e a. p lan e rem a in over- ' tim e.n '8 h t. ! - F o k k e r 's p lan es co n tin u ed to
sw eep th e sk ies u n til N o tre D am e’s foo tba ll coach , K n u te
_ L £ AD E R THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9; 19*8
F ra n k lin L. Z im m erm an
T o m o rro w evening , a reg u la r m eeting of the VFW w ill be held , « 1 . .wa t p o s t h e a d q u arte rs . . h ^ y e a rs la te r th et»*«C o n g r8 tu la tio n s A m vet softball' team w ho d e fea ted the j ,8nd h a<* * * jk e n e dW W in an ex h ib itio n : la m e Tuesday, A ugust 31, by a score o l ! , P " ^ ,nac '9 to 6. A fte r tw o and a h a lf innings w ere p lay ed the o f f ic ia ls ! ' iV * " d " “ * 2 W,° P in* n o tif ied both team s th a t the gam e was for f iv e inn ings only. , . * T
S a tu rd a y n igh t, Sept. 4. B ar C hairm en M igliaresi and Ca- * - * " S . " * _______t* M serv ed th e ir sp ag h etti and sausage d in n er free to th e g u e s t s , ™ “ th e . J ' rsey m ead " “ f » > « r lf t . In 1931 th e G erm an w a re n jo y in g telev ision at th e post canteen A pologies a re in o rd e r to I ” * tir" <' wa5 hom <‘ *‘r “ ce res ig n ed an d re tu rn e d toth o se w ho cam e la te and w ere d isappo in ted ,d ue to th e supRly b e - POrt ,o r *“ n « ‘*,n 'l! ««P « v i.-i n f ex h au sted by the ea rly birds. The S a tu rd a y n ig h t special K ill : i T l * ! ! .1 , i ” ! , ! ! 1"be a p e rm an en t fea tu re ., so we advise all to be th e re e a rlv to avoid j X, A u th o r ity for $3,115,000 ty b e in g d isappoin ted . 1 th e m an had i* 1* fo resigh t
Miss Pegnatore To Wed Sal Argila
M r. and Mrs. P e te r P eg n a to re , o f 37 O rien t W ay, L y n d h u rs t. a n nounced th e engagem ent o f th e ir d a u g h te r . M arie to M r. S a lv a to re A rgila , son o f M r. and M rs. A n th o n y A rg ila . also of L y n d h u rs t, a t
R ockne’s d ea th a t B azaar, K an., in a F o k k e r F-10. T h e c rash caused th e D ep artm en t of C om m erce to g ro u n d e v e ry Fokfcer
A ll w ho have v isited the post recen tly a re h ig h ly p ra is in g th e *° sen se iU ,u ,u r s - F red L W eh '* *J« to ion set. b e s id e s 1 enjoying baseball, fo o tb a ll, w restlin g r a ™ „,._____ . , . . . . . .
a n d specia lties received over the 13 sta tions. w e h ran . a n o ted p ilo t in hi.*T ickets for the R oast Beef D inner. R e fre sh m en ts and Dance, ° Wn / 1? J t \ p u r5hm**d lh c f led *
in honor of the A u x ilia ry Past P resid en ts and P a s t C om m anders, JJ)*,to be held S a tu rd ay , Sept. 25. a re poing fast, n>i^h u
1941 w h en it wa; n o th in g m o re th a n a m arsh lanc 'or a JTIJ.jXWdown p ay m en t. Cuj ta iled d u r in g th e w a r y ea rs , h< w atch ed th e fie ld g ro w to th<
a v a ilab le So as hot to m iss o u t on a de lirio u s d in n er, re fre sh m en ts en d dancing , get y o u r ticke ts a t once
M rs. M artha S tevens is donating a hand c rochet tab lec lo th w hich a*,,*.,,,,, Dla„ , . w ill be aw arded to som eone a t the d in n er and d an ce S ep t 25 S r u £■ i o
The Gold S ta r M others of L vn d h u rst h ave accep ted o u r of t o - i - T a i £ ! W e h r .n call
t t ^ r ms ,or ,he,r mee" ngs and win m“ -‘ r " t h Puma„A^ G r yd ^ M^ ;The continuing increase in . the cost of liv in g since th e end W a r ' £ i n 19 WOrk
of the w ar has v irtu a lly w iped out com pensation for d isab led vet- T hen onlv m U h l in r f .1 . e ra n s and th e ir d e p e n d en ts th u s fa r achieved bv the VFW We ri, ,„,.h LC m arsh la n d , it ua- have co n tinua lly fought for increased com pensation and . a lthough , haA " u tl in t t o f u t l mtw o such increases h av e been g ran ted , i , „ a p p a re n t th a t the cost ,,f aW at'on g ro o n b u fh ^h,of liv ing has sp ira led so fast p resen t ra tes a re no longer adequate . W hitm an A ircra ft C orD oratioi T he d o lla r today is w o rth only s ligh tly half of w h at it was in 1939. and X t e d [he p r e S n ^ ™ r
A lthough a v e te ran w ith se rv ice-connected d isab ility is re- sit.- for th e ir fac to ry T hei w iv in g m ore in d o lla rs today, his pu rchasing p o w er is less th an p roduet w as th e th en B arlin e it was before tHe w ar. In do llars and cents, th e s to ry is th is: In B om ber1929 a veteran w ith 100 per cent se rv ice-connected d isab ility re- T c tn rb o ro 's v,„u .ceived $100 p e r m onth W ith th , two increases he now receives , , . J r d a U s back t , m ifh e n X $138 p e r m onth in p resen t 1948 do llars H ow ever, in te rm s of | G e r m .m a ir ace A n t h ^ v F ^X l e s f th a n th P T <‘d ‘ m “ n,hl>’ ra tt ' i!f. Worlh ™ ly . tS0.75- -actu - ' „ ,.r , se lec ted th e fie ld ^T V he „ t ,ally less th an the inad eq u ate p re-w ar a llow ance , for h is A m erican fac to ry T h »»,i,h £ „ L rlS, n 41 5 p, r 1'Pnl “ b u w »»>•• 1939 level, w as th e s ta r t of w o rld w id e pub- w ith m ore th an h a lf th is increase com ing since th e end of th e war. licity for T e te rb o ro O n to p of th is, econom ists p red ic t th a t the cost of liv ing w ill c lim b T h e m u n ic ip a lity itse lf had ab o u t 6 o r 7 p e r cen t in the y ea r ahead Everyone is feeling the ; been in co rp o ra ted in 1917 having f " 1 ” ' 1" , ™ 'n * “ s* of living. Food p rices a re up 123 p e r cen t been used fo r fa rm in g u n til th . o v er 1939, c lo thing 97 p e rcen t and fu rn itu re and househo ld goods a rr iv a l of W h itm an A ircra ft Cor 91 p e r cen t ! po ration .
L abor has won th re e wage increases in th e see saw b a ttle of P r io r to its in co rp o ra tio n th e p rices and w ages But v e te ran s on fixed a llo w an ces h av e not bene- land w as p a r t of a trem en d o u s fited accordingly In o rd e r to put the d isab led v e te ra n on an eq u a l e s ta te o f D aniel E d w ard s who p a r w ith th e disabled of 1939 the p resen t ra te of th e 100 p e r cent ! ow ned a n th ra c ite coal m in es in d isab led should be in creased to $158.30. o r an in crease of ap p ro x i- W ilk es-B arre an d K in g sto n Pa m ate ly 15 per cent o v e r the p resn t rats. Such an increase , if A fte r his d e a th th e lan d w as ac g ran ted , w ould put th e pension ra te s on a n e a r c o m p arab le basis j quirtjd by a d a u g h te r M rs. Wal w ith 1939 allow ances. R ecom m endation for a 15 p e r ce n t pension te r C. f e t o r o f M o n tc la ir w ho and com pensation in crease was m ade by th e VFW to M rs. E d ith k ep t it u n til h e r d ea th in 1931 Rqgers, cha irm an of th e H ouse V eteran s C om m ittee , and she re- | W ith th e F o k k e r p lan t located
^ in tro d u ced such a bill in Congress. The in tro d u c tio n of a a t T eterb o ro . th e fie ld becam e the b ill is ju st the s ta rt. A big b a ttle looms befo re leg isla tion can be 1 t-ase fo r m an y n o ted flyers. Such Enacted. *•** n o tab le s as A d m ira l R ich a rd E
D espite th e ju stice of such a com pensation in crease th e re w ill B yrd, C lyde Pnngborn . Clarenc®be m any objections. P assage of th is bill w ill be a m ajo r jgoal of th e VFW and o th er v e te ra n o rgan iza tions in th e nex t session of C ongress.C erta in ly som e prov ision m ust be m ade sc* th a t th e d isab led v e te ra n can m ee t any fu tu re rise in p rice w h ich is boundto come. _______ ______________
D isab ility com pensa tion m ust be geared to the cost o f living, 1 a P»?ak o f its g ro w th T he field T h e refo re , w e believe th a t the VFW 's p lea fo r a 15 p e r cen t in- j and fac to rie s th en w e re o w n ed by c rease in th e ra te of com pensa tion paid to ve te ran s w ith serv ice- I G en era l A v ia tion , a G e n e ra l j
Europe.T h a t sam e y e a r an ap p ro p r ia
tion o f $700,000 w as m ad e fo r th e c o n stru c tio n of N ew ark A irp o r t This b low s h a tte re d w h a t w as left of T e terb o ro jL-fluttering hope for a ir prom inence.
T h e fo llow ing y e a r th e fie ld se ttled dow n to q u ie t seclusion,
ing circus o r a b arn s to rm in g u n i tIn 1933 th e o ld F o k k e r p lan t
w as tu rn e d in to a m ara th o n d ance hall and la te r was used a s a bo x ing s tad iu m by fo rm e r h e a v y w eight cham pion , th e la te Ja ck Johnson.
In te re s t in to w h a t had a lm ost becom e a g h o st-lik e a ir field w as rev ived in 1937 w hen V incent B endix b o ugh t 100 a c re s n o r th of the fie ld for an a irc ra f t p a rts racto ry . T h e re he co n stru c ted w h a t today is th e B en d ix A viation C o rp o ra tio n ’s g ig an tic Ec
lip se -P io n ee r d iv ision . I t - w a s >uilt a t a cost of $3 m illion.
In 1940 A ir A ssociates construc ted a $500,000 fac to ry sou th *f th e field.- H ow ever, the rea l d ev e lo p m en t >f th e -field itse lf began in 1941
w hen W ehran pu rch ased w h a t was th en know n as B end ix A ir p ort for a d ow n p ay m en t o f $10,- KK) and a $450,000 mortgager.
E n erg etic W ehran saw h is p lans cui ta iled w h en th e U nited S ta te s en te re d W orld W ar II.
A sk R a ise Bo a rd
a p a rty in h o n o r o f th e occasion o n S a tu rd ay , A ugust 28th.
M iss P eg n ato re is a g ra d u a te of L y n d h u rs t H igh School an d th e W ash ing ton School fo r S e c re ta r ies, N ew ark . N. J S he is em p lo y ed a s a se c re ta ry in th e W orth in g to n P u m p and M ach inery C o rp o ra tion, H arrison , N. J.
M r A rgila, is a g ra d u a te of S n y d er H igh School, J e rse y C ity . H e serv ed tw o y e a rs in th e U nited S ta te s N avy an d is e m ployed w ith the_ M itche ll E n g in ee rin g C om pany, J e rse y C ity ,
Mrs. W. J. N ash an d sons, W ilfred J r., and F ra n k , and d a u g h ters, L illian and E llen , o f 493 R oosevelt avenue, a re on a m o to r t r ip to N iagara F a lls an d on in to C anada.
; C h am b erla in . F l f t y d B ennet j G eorge N oville and C h arle s I.ind | b e rg used th e field
Reaches P e a k in 1 )1 )By 1919 T e te rb o ro had reached
P le a fo r a liv in g w ag e o f $4,000 to $9,000, d e p e n d in g o n len g th of se rv ice , w as m ad e to th e B ergen C o u n ty B o ard o f F re eh o ld e rs a t W ednesdays n o o n m ee tin g In th e C o u n ty A d m in is tra tiv e B uild ing , H ackensack , b y th e sev en c le rk s o f th e v a rio u s o o u n ty courts .
W illiam K. G u th r ie , c le rk o f th e C rim in a l C o u rt, w as —a nfo r th e g ro u p a n d to ld th e B o ard th e rec e n t B ill 111 a p p ro v e d by th e G o v ern o r g ra n ts c o u r t a tte n d a n ts s n d o ffic e rs a n d o th ers w o rk in g u n d e r th e c o u r t c le rk h ig h sa lsr ie s , in th e m a jo r ity , th an those o f th e c le rk s .
F re eh o ld e r D irec to r J o h n J. D ickerson r e fe r re d th e req u e s t to th e fin an ce co m m ittee .
“W e w ish to c a ll to y o u r a tte n - ion th a t in th e m a jo il ly uf ou r
cases w e a re rece iv in g o n ly $100 p e r y e a r m o re th a n w e rece iv ed 12 y ea rs ago, a n d in o n e in stan ce n o increase a t a ll in a perio d o f ' 15 y ea rs .” d e c la red G u th rie .
“H is a p p earan ce a t th e m eetin g w as backed by th e p resen ce of E d w ard C. U leer, c le rk o f th e D om estic R e la tio n s C o u rt; E ugene Jo re l, c le rk o f th e C ircu it C ourt; F ra n k W o h lfe rth , c le rk of Com m on P leas C o u rt; L e s te r R ich a rd son, c le rk o f C r im in a l C o u rt; and Ire n e Jo n es, d e p u ty C o u n ty C lerk .
G u th r ie Said th e a p p e ara n c e o i h is g ro u p w as b ro u g h t a b o u t by a B erg en E v en in g R ecord ed ito rial w h ich said D ickerson e s tim a ted m an d a to ry s a la ry in c re a se s ! g ra n te d c o u rt c le rk s b y th e L egis la tu re wo d id cost ihe- C oun ty [ $20,000.
G u th r ie s ta te d no su ch m an d a to ry in creases h a d b e e n g ran ted D ickerson ag re e d a n d sa id G u th rie ’s f ig h t w as w ith th e n ew sp a p e r n o t th e F reeh o ld e rs .
G u th r ie n o ted th a t in P assaic. C am den , an d in o th e r second class
f a r less c o u r t ‘7 th e c le rk s a re rece iv in g*w »«iderabty h ig h er c om pensa tion , • n d sa id a b ill ju s t signed b y th e G o v e rn o r w ill f u r th e r in cre a se th e s a la r ie s o f c le rk s in o th e r co u n ties .
■ 0 8 T IT A L B ID S A S K E D D u rin g th e re g u la r m ee tin g , th e
B o a rd a p p ro v e d au th o riz in g C le rk o f th e B o a rd W illiam S m i\h to ad-1 v e rtiae fo r b id s fo r co n s tru c tio n of th e n e w p roposed B erg en P ines C o u n ty H osp ita l, o v e r th e o b je c - ! toon o f F re eh o ld e r D r C h a r le s B.
w h o cast th e o n ly dis-
I * B leasb v suggested th e b o a rd a w a it re c e ip t o f w ritte n c o n firm a tio n o f th e F ed e ra l g o v e rn m e n t ( r a n t o f $304,000 fo r use in b u ild -
T h e o th e r F reeh o ld e rs a p p ro v e d th e id ea o f ad v e rtis in g fo r b id s im m ed ia te ly , and c o n d itio n ed it on ly on rece ip t of w ritte n c o n f irm a tio n o f p lans by th e N ew J e rse y D e p a rtm e n t of In stitu tio n s
C on firm atio n o f th e F e d e ra l a p p ro p ria tio n o f $104,000 h a s b een rec e iv ed b y pho n e , sa id D irecto D ickerson .
An ad d itio n a l a p p ro p r ia tio n o f $5,820.97 fo r e n g in e e r in g a n d contingencies w a s ad d ed to th e e s tim ated b ill fo r th e re n o v a tio n of M oonachie R oad in C f r ls ta d t and M oonachie In a reso lu tio n a p p ro v ed by th e B o ard w o rk o n th e ro ad w ill be han d led b y J . P . B u rn s for $170.428J l . a n d b y H olm es and English for $229,153.65.
To p rov ide fo r d ra in ag e . l a c i l i r tie s fo r th e im p ro v e m e n ts on M oonachie Road, th e C o u n ty E n g in ee r w as au th o r ize d to n eg o tia te w ith th e o w n e rs o f lan d th ro u g h w hich th e drainage* fac ilities a re to ru n . a t $1 p e r lin ea l foot. He w as o rd e re d to acq u ire th e land by g ift, p u rch ase , o r condem ation. A n a p p ro p r ia tio n of $5,000 w as a p p ro v e d fo r ex-
a p p ro v e d th e con- t ra c t aw ard ed W illiam G. P itm a n of 'R am sey , $5,792 fo r p a in tin g th e B ellev ille B ridge o v e r th e P a ssaic R iver, w hich is jo in ly o p e ra ted by th e H udson-E ssex-B ergen com m ittee
Kl'TIIF.RFORD 2 48S0
Connected d isab ility is th e realistic m en ts u p to tb e cost of living
ip p ro a rh to b r in g in g th e pay
T he hom e of Mr and M rs W illiam K ra f t J r . of 310 T ra v e rs place w as th e scene of a
p arty in ce leb ra tio n of th e th ird b irth d ay a n n iv e rsa ry ., of th en d au g h te r , Donna.'
M otors su b s id ia ry fo rm ed in 1929 w hen it took o v e r th e F okket C om pany F o k k er. h o w ev er, rem ain ed w ith th e com p an y , and co n tin u ed to tu rn out a irp lan e s
It w as th a t y e a r th a t the
DR. E. M. KURTZVETERINARIAN
ANNlil M ES THE OPENING OF THE
RIDGE ROAD ANIMALS HOSPITAL
761 R id g e R o a d ( C o r . U n io n A v e .) L y n d h u r s t , N . J .H>R TIIE P N A C n tfe VKTKNINAKY MEDICINE AND gURCBIlY
M IS S F R A N C E S H A R TFORMER
SO LO D A N C ER O F THK
M E T R O PO L IT A N O P E R A CO M PA N Y , NEW Y O RK R .K .O . V A U D EV IL LE C IR C U IT
B A L L E T M IST RE SS. PA R A M O U N T-PU B LIX B A L L E T M ISTRESS, FO X T H E A T R E , B R O O K LY N
ANNOUNCES.
T H K O P K N IN i; OK H E R 1918 - 1949 SEA SO N
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 13th
BA LLET - T A P A CRO BA TIC
STl !»h»I H IS T M T S T R U T
\ T FRANKLIN P1.ACE HI T i l l R lM Kh. V J
RESIDENCE M WEART AVENUE LYNDHURST. N. J. Id TIIEKFOKD 2-4173
B ER LIN ’ S Fall Opening Specials
WHY do Doctors and Chiropodists recommendTHE CORRECT SHOE FITTERS, 14 Ames Avenue,
Rutherford; N. J.?
BECAUSE . . . . . .
r. O u r shiH-fitters have u thorough know ledge of il .o f Ihe feel as well an „ f the shoes.
2. They lake u IV .Iograph (lietu re ..f each fool lo .le le rin in r • He p ro p e r IjisI, sisc* and correc tion (w hen necessary).
3. We earry .only fhe (,»i,alily .Itoes for M en. W omen, a ml (.liiM rcu.
ASK YOUR D O CT O R OJ{ C H IR O P O D IST
He knows and RecommendsTHE CORRECT SHOE FITTERS
Rrm n your cluhl in for on Examination before buying his Sehool Shix t
C o r r e c t Shoe F ilte rs , In c.14 AM ES A V E N U E R U T H E R FO R D , N. j .
Op/MPsiiv Rutherjt>rd \ation<il Hunk HI th e rfo rd 4-0032
W e are , ,* c ia l i . t , in the ,o n e r , fin ing o f normal an,I rorrenive fo r Men, II omen, anil Children
Grand OpeningSatu rd ay , Sep tem b er 11th
Monty’s Hat & Sportswear Sliop3IKIA VALLEY B RO O K AV EN U E
R U th erfo rd 2-5745L Y N D H U H ST, N. J.
S k irts W ith SS.05 V alue.
L o i^ o n A rch D r n . Oxford* m«de by "Endicott J o h n m ." S ises 8 ' 3 to 11.
From $6.98
Van Heusen Shirts Sport Shirts Sport Sweaters
Pajamas Lee HatsMac€?regor Leather Belts
S in f»ri»r4 k v M l l i Shirt* SiM j 14 to f t . W 'lutn -l kj r * m t y S tn p n . C M V i la . C I S
J lor $6,50
* U , w “ l * » * « > t a d AU C h ev i* s iK k . , r i n k
« d tip p er . M M Value. ! t l „ 29 to SS.
A ao lubh- R ayun < - a h « r .h n e l o n g S le e v e S p o r t S h ir t I J e . l Km ling. S i t e - . S , „ , | | . M e.liu,n. M etlitmiL a r g e j m | $ * /» - , \ „ | u r
$4.95l e a r n B M > (o irn Special A ttention
B E R L I N ’ SM P A R K A V E . R U T H E R F O R D , N . J .
T e l R l th e r f o r . l 24HW1
S A M t • A IS.
s r .M .> » r j s .
i* » o * j i « n .
GABRIELEBROTHERS
C rs d la g • P n i u p D r tm r iT t
P a w e r R o l le r M u o n r i
T H E B A R G A I N C O U N T E R
T h o u s a n d s h a v e f o u n d t h a t t h e s e m u l l a d v r r t i i e - m e a t * a r e t h e m e a t e a g e r l y t re a d i n B e r g e n C o u n t y . C o n v i n c e y o u r s e l f b y b u y i n g t h e m . T h r o u g h t h e m r e n t , b u y o c e x c h a n g e ; f i n d t h e b a r g a i n f o r w h i c h y o u h a v e b e e n s e a r c h in g . T e l e p h o n e o r w r i t e y o u r c l u i i f i e d a d v e r t i s e m e n t s t o o u r o f f i c e s : 2 5 5 R o c i R o t s , L y n d h u h s t , o r 1 2 4 R id g e R o a d , N o « t h A s u n c i o n , T h e t e l e p h o n e n u m b e r * a r e R U T H M r o w 2 -1 0 3 1 a a d K f i d t f t t t 2 - 6 0 5 1 .
O n e i n s e r t i o n is s e v e n ty - f iv e c e n ts .T w o i n s e r t i o n s a r e o n e d o l l a r a n d tw y < iiv -fiv> r » n nT h r e e i n s e r t i o n s a r e o n e d o l l a F a n d f i l l y c e n ts .
T h e L e a d e r
BIANCK
G e n era / Con/ra , to rs P e rm a n en t Asphalt
D r i i 'r w a v * (f^R fra l t om rc tr V.»rk
611 M \R I N A \ t L Y N D H I HST, N J
M r* F re d E Saum . o f 225 Post av en u e , e n te r ta in e d last w eek a t c a rd s fo r M rs. C h arle s K u h a i . M rs H L Robeson, M rs Ja ck S o low a n d M rs. H arry U m c u s .
I N M S T R I A L S A W S r u m — R t i i t
I U Van H urcn Hi L y n d h u rst
Edward J. Clay193# BU!<’K. M odel Wt, 2 dooj- S e d a n -
I n t f r lo r a n d shorn In e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n , if'rod t i re s , body ih *.....1 > a ll 213 S u m m it a v e n u e b e tw e e n i> u n d 7 PJn-_______________ t f
S H IK t’K IH N lN tl SK T , f a l lKu-.4.-i»tf>*-it o r .it li* :i-ltid g e r.»;.d,
L y n d h u rs t it-:*
W uhk fc fV k ts p t z z o
IM S an tiag o A venueR u th e rfo rd N J
R u th 1 M II WC H A R L E S R E FRIG ER A TIO N
H O M K a n d fo M im *rri# l r e t r t |» r * to r » re p a ir e d . AM hom e iip p lia n rs s . re»
u u r u n t e tiu lp m e tit re p a ire d . OaB R u2-»ft 63
W h e n I « » i n S p i r i t* ? U i i
Go: don't Win* & Liquor Center
M a R k l * , R o a d
P a i n t i n g A P a p e r h a n g in g f l l l A K D A. D K N Z I f t
R l t k e r f .n l « M M M i l l U fc r A ss I twdhoeal
npra * lag J e t sIH R tK N a _ C AIRNKTR
G R E E N 'S R E F R lO B R A T lO NW e iv p a ir And in s ta ll all m a k e s e f C o m m e rc ia l * D om estic R e fr ig e ra tio n P h o n e Q rag o ry 3-11B9-R.
SIX F O O T R R P R lO fiR A T O R , s e t yo c w n p r io r t 'a l i Ku 2 0264 K, 1.
tw e e n tt p m u n d H p in All Phases s f B s a k k * s f t a |
Thc Hu».incsernan'* M ethod of S y s tem liin g
Be T a t W ise — S yslem iae
IVI Hu»in**»H Srrvift*
I SRA Y S T R t M.I.KIC c ro tn e fin ish . loke new , n o n -c a lfa p s lb le . c a ll a n y tim e
*t f*4H Ij«k . u v r i iu r , l .v u d h u rv t.n-a
SU R G IC A L SU PP L IE S
ItMMM- Mi lk r *4.*« v
C A R B O N A HITSR I J * A t B t V . tH
W «#hiit|| M arliine* All \ ih . I . • ( l i e * t» i« a l t w 1*#!"
M a.hior. I l r .1. 1. I .- .
521 t o p e la l ld V e .
I \ n « U tu r* l. N . J
" L a fay e tte P laee L yn d h u rst. N J
HUth. 2 JS tJl.lI> M A I'I .K C R IB , w ith m a ttr e s s .|2 0 .. I »llifts- ne t. so lid m ap le , b ra n d
new . $70. T e lev ia lo n K it, R C A. 10 In. T. 8 Mu, aM sem bled * 120. C ull liu
IMM48 fM»ARt»Kl>. b a th ed . p lu ck ed a n d c lip p ed , B A H U N '8 W»MI|*
KICNNEU RUth. ' "<34 tl
SC R A P M A T A L a SM. CA RTO LA N O
2«S K in g s la n d A venue L y n g h u ra t* Ofth t-iI lie fcn a* <’n um 'll
S a lv ag e C ollector B U Y S O L D R A 0S . N S W S R A S I R I ,
M A G A Z IN E S . A LL K IN D S O F M E T A L S
R A G S. Sc WER L * . D E L IV E R E D 1‘hon u R U f barter* l- itt*
N Y Q R A O I L IG H T IN G S E R V IC E WIrina tor MlM * Power
s r w W & s s s aAt D e r r t i r a TM N ew Y ork A f*
Lyndhumt Ruth Bos >14
IC K BOX a ll |M<r< ,-laln . In sid e a n d c u t.W hite k itc h e n ch in a c lo se t. lUte n rw ,
t*al» a t MM l*c*t i iw u u i ', l .y n d h u ra t I.Y N D H IT R ST S
VET REFRIGERATION SERVICE3 A lH 'I .T S n e e d & o r 6 ro o m s. u n fu r
n lsh e d In l .y n d h u rs t , N o r tu A rliu g - to ti. o r v ic in ity . W rite I^ -u d rr B u t S3 VENETIAN
BLINDSService am i H r p a in
O n A ll M ik esV K TK H A N . w ife a n d tw o c h ild re n u r-
S f i i t ly i i f • d 3 is, to 4 roum a i iu r t - m e n t, to take- t f a c h ln s Job In N o rth A rU u stu it h ig h ttchool. C»U K*-- 2-M5SI-J. B-* l l H l l t OR M» I U
H S II IM MM.IiB » r rx*«i \ i i % tn»x
B rP A lV T lM . RIIA I'IN *.
A I L I N G
Venetian Blind Co HI iii ;» iPMVJ
T H H K K RiH>M A»*T , p n fu rn Jx h fd In l .v n d h u rs t o r N o r th Arlin*t»>»«.
Hu-2-K637-J » - l«
.YOUM Q C O U P L K , u r i t .n i ly n . f d ^ or 4 ro o m a p t . p r iv a te b a th , p lense
. a l l K fa r itv I-3M 4-M
P A lN T S t;T FA SH IO N DRKSSKS
$ 2 . * lHold By
MRS. R F N K D K TB U th 2 0410 R 711 M re r A m
Cad between * am . to I p d s
.S A U K S U IR I.. h o u rs IS a m to « p in .o n e h o u r fo r lun< h. Apply T o w n !»• -
j i n r tm .n l S to re . 105 V alley 11 rook «v- e n u e . l.yn d h u rH i. o r c a ll Hu 2-1104
S-1S fro m N E W J E R S E Y
T h a p h o n o c r a p m lh e fo r e r u n n e r o f th e
m o d e rn in d u s tr y o f M iunil r m ir d in K w a s b o r n in >iew j e r s e y . A t first a rr u d e ly b u ilt
m a c h in e w ith h a r sh t« n e s . it h a s g o n e th r o u gh
nurnv c h a n g e s , a n d h a s b lo s so m e d in to a h a n d
so m e p ie c e o f fu r n itu r e , w h ic h r e p r o d u c e s
so u n d w ith a b s o lu te fid el^ ly . I n c id e n ta llv . a
'New J ersey firm w a s th e first to p e r sn a d e fa*
tn n us m u s ic ia n s to p e r m it r e co r d in g s to b e m a d e o f th e ir p e r fo r m a n c e s .
T o d a y , th e m a m ifa c tn r e o f v tefn > |a s a n d
v ie tr o la r e co r d s is a th r iv in g in d u stry in N ew
J e r se y , e m p lo y in g th o u sa n d s o f w o r k e r s a n d
s u p p ly in g a u o r h j w a le m a rk et. P u b lic S e r v ic e
is p r o u d o f th e w o r k e le c tr ic ity p e r fo r m s in the' m a n iifa r tu r e o f th e s e in * tr n in c n ls u n d aldu th e
p a rt it bh»w p la y s in th e ir o p e r a tio n . Vt com -
m e n d * -th is m d u str> u h n l i h as b ro u g lil to u s a w o rld o f e n te r ta in m e n t a n d is rerfpw m M e
fo r th e »prea«bng o f uian% e d u c a tio n a l a n d cul< tu r a l in flu e n c e s .
T H E NEWFASHION SERVICE
B y L l h e l B e r g e n K l e r k n e rl-.a .laa* . M.l»— .11 v h .o l
t •aware I »..l«s
A NEW P B A T t RR
I k a t I n f la t io nHave Munay *
I-et u s o rd er 1>i esses ItiNUery,
I t s f s n a Ft >'»n I a. I t^ y
T« Y«»u HRWINU IN N TRI'C 'TIO M t
D H I.M M A R IN I.A L TER A TIO N *
H o u rs BY A PlN U N TM EJfT
?SS H »dge R d , ( y w d h u rM»%-ae Bt ih l t . U |
3 O R 4 IMK>M Ar*T . I no ch ild re n nti pet» .
W ill p a y Srsid r f n t . foi K fr H it* T h e a tr e . 1
R E P A IR S ,R t . t a j s i ' a . , h i M t s
Hsrman'i BaragaM O H lN a S | i
h .M t i i m «i m ii i
LO V K LY P l - n T o f la n d W * 1(K» w ith a a r a g f m e a s u r ln s 20 * 3 i a ll fo r
■flftoo.49 J a u n t y a v e n u e T o s e t t l r e s ta te , th is < room hom e Will ha so ld lo r 111.500. lias o il h e a t, s ld tn * In su la tio n , new roof, c h e s tn u t tr im , o a k fivors, cho ice lo c a tio n
N« w b u n g a lo w s 4’* roc m s eJu - Ment c o n s tru c t io n , K'>od lo c a tio n s . .Small d o w n p a y m e n t.
t in e c f t h f fin e st h o m es in l y n d h u r s t Is look ing fo r a new o w n er Mevett b e a u tifu l ro o m s—* b a th s t e a r g a rn g v 3Vi, a .-re p u t . 5 1 otov»-St i t l f h « th o n f l r - t f |o « r. S ro o m s co lo re d tile h a th on seco tid floor Finish e d b asem en t- »Mth laath tHI h e a t. **,|SMI t .a r » n h fiiu lp in e n t- B ra n d neW carp- tm g . >3.oo*i
l - e l O u r S i* f I H e l p 1l '» o lile ttis .
Veterans Reinstate Their Insurance H a rry B . A ck e rso n
M ore th an 1.900,000 v e te ran s re in s ta te d n e a rly 21 billion d o lla rs o f lap sed N ationa l Serv ice Life
! In su ra n c e in the !'5-month period b e fo re th e J u ly 31 easy re in s ta te m en t d ead lin e . V eterans A dm in is tra t io n said.
D u rin g Ju ly , the last m on th in • w h ich th e re in s ta te m e n t p ro f ram w as in e ffec t, over, 2SO.OOO v e te r an s re in s ta te d nearly one and th re e - q u a r te rs b illion dollar* or lapsed NSLJ. "
.The easy re in s ta tem en t p ro g ram p e rm itte d veteran* to rein s ta te lap sed insu rance by c e r t i fy in g th a t th e ir h ealth at th e tim e of re in s ta te m e n t was a good as it w as a t th e tim e of paysed N o rm ally . n o {diysical ex am in a tio n w as re q u ired regard less o f th e perio d the in su ran ce had been inactive.
W ith th e cxpu-attun of th is p ro g ra m on J u ly 3 !, ve te ran s still a re p e rm itte d to re in s ta te on a co m p a ra tiv e h e a lth basis w ith in thr*-** m o n th s from th e d a te of lapse A fte r th re e m onths, h o w efe r. th e in su red m u st pass a physical ex am i n a tio n
RU th 2 -5 !M WW illiam K K ascm an
M ASO Ni B i f c m l O s M s t s s r h
Is ro o m hom e In K u th e r- KaruKf. oil b e a t l>e.Mt i im -U educ.d $« th is
H e re Is a b e a u tifu l se v e n ro o m hom e In l la a b ru i k H e ig h ts W’«a u». d an a iw . fam ily . P lu m b in g a g d r o s n r r f l s n " a r e s ti l l in l^ i rg s p lo t tu g a i tb i> t>p« neighborttood. tll.ae® '— ■— O T E R A T O R S
E x p erien ced o r t n e s p n *ei, S tead y P.n p b » y m e n t
la ter to* I star tot (S T 1 M A T M CslVRM
T«l BU 2 SS2SJH ii f l I M T C . P u c k 311 I has* A ira tw
I i n . l l m r . 1 . M | .
I# .-* .w e i h v i r t v t n t h
(M tt W H tW H* * *M
> , k l \ M \ T » t K | I t1 1 M u i t s i r . s i
s i S s i S k s w a s**s rfVir-»
— E ftA B N 1 t f t t l Y
MOOERN ELECTRICAL SHO^S• I f t a l l i s f»*M I s l to tN f S
» r repaw »a . «s4 ail Msasw
lla d so s , B e s h e r a. f ie e t r w
A p p l ia iM e*, \ a* t i u n t I ren e* •
M t ^ n r / S U N I t I H i i h : * * %2
-5 KtMiM H r * f lA U * W St* a m h ea t n e w lj landsca iM il phn . r«fH t * r> W .
s a r a g e ex iM nslon In su la te d a t t i c I*
Why Pay $150^ ■ New Ma«lttn< H i n t Y o w O ld Sew ing M arlutte f-OMl B e M a d e I h r r I n i . , a B eau tifu l i an sa lr fo r Onlv
T W O KAM If.V J» |{«s'M !< S le a n i h ea t t'op|M -r H uinl'IriK I • '<U"
N K W 4 K iu rM HI S 'l lA U lH H o t w a te r h e a t. J b ed r««ai
slon s t t I . , S6S m p a y s all.
T A V K R N H IS IN K J4 S . fu lly e«|Ulped.11 IS"> r»um otit t e le 1 1st••n .and r»db-
u n it , Suff|ebiHsr<l w a lk hi l«-»r c«.«|er r n n » r f » i » r a n d f i s tu i e s IM n « good b u s in e s s »l4i<V
C. Ravine Agency2&S H id*. H oad L y n d h u rs t
R f 2.31X1If
W sdminttsr Unit Ms«HT he l a d i e s ' Aid Society o f the
W estm in ster P resb y te rian C h u rch m et las t w eek at th e church w ith M rs (gustave Hoppe president, in c h a rg e
F in a l p lan s w ere announced for a law n p a rty to be given hy Mrs M P H o o k er a t h e r hom e a t t l 7 K in g slan d avenue. T h u isd av S ep tem b er 9. In c age of ra in the p a rty w ill be h e ld a t th e church
A dvance p lan s w ere m ade for a
O i l B u r n e r s O t l a l a a P u r ta M * I " '
HAROtD H. AlMlGMTFor Sals a**d Rs*t
l « l I I 1 1 1 S » r t« IJ
ADDING MACHINES
A W * f I s f t u J r . S n I a l» M l . M r » M artu r a a d k i w f C a M r a l .
Sewing Machine C a n t e r
* 2 S b a r n A * , . . K w m y S F - M m
R I T H IC U ^ 'H I» 1 R l ST H ank law k N o 1SSSS If
r s tu r h l<* th e l«u th e i# o rdl « t y . f k i k a v e « « a . H u thi PLUMBING
REPAIR SERVICE Edward Holden
Ms#»r*d and Recorded Dsf/vanai
Roliser La#4 L H lp ,
W B ?t T W T H E L f c j D K S
(Sommtrcialand t h e s o u t h i n t c i N w n w
. Established 1921^q-~______
P u b lish ed every T h u rsd ay b y T h e C om m ercial L eader P r in tin g C om pany a t 255 R idge R oad, L y n d h u r s t Tele- y h a a e R U th . 2-1031.___________________________.
t E d ito r Carmine Savino, ’Jr.. Business .Manager ...... Ernest J. Dabinett
E n te red as second class m a tte r A p ril 7 ,1 9 3 8 , a t th e ^ o s t O ffice a t R u th e rfo rd , N. J ., u n d e r th e Act o f M arch 3 ,1 8 7 9
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1918
reA Sigh Heard Across the Continent" M usic
L u ii
S ubscrip tion $2.00 P e r Y e a i , F ive C ents P e r Copy |
L yndhurst, N. J ., S ep tem ber 9 , 1948
A Few Words, Fraught With PathosW e adm it th a t we c a n 't feel too sorry fo r a profc#-
th e average earn ing o f th e average doc to r last year accord- ing_to M edical Econom ics (th is , by th e way, a magazine |/ublisli>d in R u th e rfo rd , p r in ted in East R u th e rfo rd and tfism b u ted free to the co u n try ’s nu rses and one o f the m ost va luab le m agazine p ro p e rtie s in tile co u n try ).
B ut befo re going in to a song add dance ab o u t the overpaid m edicine m an, le t's h a rd b ack to th e doc to r who took ou t h is little p rescrip tio n pad fo r the w rite r some tim e ago an d figured o u t th e h o u rs he had spen t on the job. A fte r m uch labo r (docto rs d o n 't keep close tabs on th e ir h o u rs ) he decided he ha<) speftt 90 h o u rs on the job th a t w eek, and i t w as ju s t a n average week.
W hat is m ore, th e doc said t h * fBoat o f his colleagues who w ere in th e sam e earn ing category was w orking about 90 hou rs a week. H e believed t u t he w orked ab o u t 90 h o u rs a w eek, giving a few hour* ' some w eek, tak ing a few others.
T h is be ing th e case, w hat lfOuld a u n io n carp en ter w ho w orked 90 hou rs a w eek ea r t f
W ell, he gets $2.75 an h o u r, fo r a 36-hour w eek, at p re sen t ra tes. T h is m eans he woufji be pa id overtim e o r tim e a n d a h a lf , fo r abou t 55 h o u rs— unless some o f the hou rs ra n in to Sunday, and holidays w hen he w ould get doub le tim e. T h e c a rp en te r w ho p u t in 90 h o u rs would d raw $323 a week.
Since th is is a bleeding hearts session fo r th e m ed ico s,1 i t m ight be well to po in t o u t th a t we never h eard o f a docto r who s lapped a m echanics lien on a baby w hose b irth b ill was never paid . W e d o n 't seem to recall a docto r's s trike . W e never saw a doc to r's p icket line.
B ut we do know th a t docto rs p u t in long years of costly tra in in g , th a t Jhcy are loof&d upo n a s ' com m unity leaders a n d m ust live an d spend th e p a rt and th a t they m ust conduct them selves w ith such taste th a t they keep com pany w ith on ly th e angels.
W hen a p ro jec t on w hich -the ca rp e n te r has been w ork ing fa ils , h e shrugs, w alks ^Bd look u p an o th e r
HAt 11 /
Local Bankruptcy Draws Fire Of Federal Receiver In Newark
T he ac tio n o f F ed e ra l B a n k ru p tcy R efe ree W illiam T C ah ill in a p p o in tin g a fed e ra l rece iv er for A irc ra f t E ng in eerin g C o m pany, Secaucus. w as up h eld last w eek by F e d e ra l Ju d g e G u y L. Fake.
J u d g e F a k e d ism issed an a p peal from R efe ree C a h ill 's action , filed by D an ie l G . K asan , N ew ark law y e r, rep re se n tin g W illiam S. S tu h r o f H oboken, w ho
had been a p p o in ted A p ril 16, 1947, as C h an cery C o u rt rec e iv e r fo r th e S ecaucus firm b y Vice C hance llo r C h arle s M. Egan .
K asan arg u ed th a t S tu h r sh o u ld be p e rm itte d to re m a in as rece iv er and w in d u p t h e f irm ’s a ffa irs . H e w as o p p o sed by R aym ond C hasan a n d Leo R oaenblpom , a tto rn e y s fo r Jo h n J . W y g an t, a lso a J e rs e y C ity law y e r, w ho h ad been n a m e d
job. ^ h en a doctor';* p a tien t passes o u t, the, poo r guy gets o ff in to a co rn e r, blam es h jn tself and su ffe rs h e a rt w rench th a t he liegins to w onder if his job is w orth the e f fo r t . ,
L ik e ev ery th ing else, th e m edical crow d a re n 't p e rfc feet. B u t u n til som ebody can *how us b e tte r w e'll tak e 'em fo r w hat they certa in ly a re , th e salt o f th is too unsalty
‘e a r th ’
S c h o o l D a y s H e r e A g a i n !
F O R m o st c h i ld r e n , S tb o o l d a y * a r e h a p p y days . . . b r r iu w rhil* d r e n a p p r e c ia te , Well as parent* d o , th e v a lu e o f k n o w le d g e .
In ita w o r k , th e B ehoof e a r r ie s fo rw a rd in a b ro a d er s e n s e th e par* su it o f le a r n in g , th e H W l l t y o l d is c ip lin e and h u m a n r e la t io n s *— w h ich sh o u ld b e g in in jfce h o m e .
C h ild ren a r e sn b m ise h * N to p r o p e r d is c ip lin e , and they a r e n a tu ra lly g ifte d to g e t a lo n g w i | |( o th e r c h ild r e n . . . . . A c h ild le a r n s n o m o re v a lu a b le leaaon fo r h t 0 o w n b e n e f it th a n that o f th r if t . W h e n h e lea r n s th e v a lu e o f m a ij iy , t h e d e s ir a b ility o f e c o n o m y , b ow to sa v e f o r th e fu tu r e , h e is le a r n in g to ad v a n ta g e .
I t Is w ith a s e n s e o f * n d 4 th a t th is m u tu a l sa v in g s in s titu tio n r e . o p e r a te s w ith th e R u l^ r f o r d P u b lic S c h o o l sy stem in its stu d en ts* sa v in g s p lan . W e c s f f f m o re th a n 1 .1 0 0 p u p il* ' sav in g* a eeo n n ta • • . p e o n ie s a n d n ic k d lt a n d d im e s th at a d d u p to m an y d o lla r s .
B o i l i n g s p r i n g s S a v i n g s
C O L D SPO TR E F R IG E R A T IO N
U sed b oxes bought and sold
2 4 -H o u r Service C om plete Coldspot Overhauls
$32.50
O nly G enuine Parts Used 25 Y ears o f Service
M O H A W K RA DIO & R E F R IG E R A T IO N
454 Riverside A ve. LyndhurstR U th . 2-5857
F o rm e rly S m ith ’s R adio and R e frig e ra tio n of B ellev ille
b a n k ru p tc y re c e iv e r b y C ahill.In a p p o in tin g W y g an t a s b a n k
ru p tc y r e c e iv e r 'la s t m onth . R e fe re e C ah ill d ire c te d h im to a t tack Vice C h a n c e llo r E agan’s ju risd ic tio n in n a m in g a C h an cery rece iv er, an d a lso to seek reco v ery of a b o u t $46,000 of the A irc ra f t f irm ’s fu n d s fro m S tu h r.
C hasan an d Rosenbftoom asse rte d in las t w eek ’s a rg u m e n ts th a t Egari lack ed ju risd ic tio n to a p po in t a C h an ce ry rec e iv e r on a p p lication o f a n u n secu red c re d ito r to d isso lve a p a rtn e rsh ip .
v \irc ra f t E n g in eerin g Com pany, the Je rse y C ity law y e rs po in ted o u t w as o p e ra te d as a p a r tn e r sh ip by B en jam in and H en rie tta D oktor, 230 L a fay e tte avenue, L yn d h u rst. M otion p ic tu re p ro jec tion m ach ines w e re m an u fac tu re d by th e firm in its S ecau cus p lan t.
In an opin ion A u g u st 11, R efe re e C ah ill c ite d ap p lic a tio n for fees in excess o f $40,000 so ugh t b y a tto rn ey s in C h a n c e ry C o u rt proceedings. H e sa id th a t S tu h r h ad asked Vice C h an ce llo r E gan fo r $15,000 and $365 fo r d isb u rse m en ts ; K asan , as S tu h r ’s a t to r ney , ask ed $10,000 a p d $106 90; H a r ry W. L ang J r . , co-counsel fo r S tu h r, $10,000 an d $93.78, an d I rv in g V. S ch w artz , counsel for A irera ft,. $5,000.
o f i e e t tornr. | f -nny-.~ e h n u td !>«• i __I m m e d ia te ly In w r i t in g tn D om in ick
i, U v e llt , M u n ic ip a l C le rk o f L ynd u n i t . N ew J e r s e y .
M ary K llinnka 1111 O ro v e t t . I rv in g to n , VI..J.
8 * p t . *-». ISMS—
23 Park Avenue, Rutherford, N.J.
T
PHONE RUTHERFORD 1-40 K
Dr. John PaflOptometrist
OFFICE HOURS Mm . Turn* Thun n d t r i.„
I A .H l . I F . M.
No O ffice Hours on W a d n ertiy s or Saturdays
.
Scientific Eye E xam ination
•
M 4 S njT T M A rrr A n m n LnvDBimsr
PARTS - SERVICET e le p h o n e PA ssaic 2-6991
Mifc Motors, ta .P assaic , N. J .
Repairing All Makesirind All h o fC ert
75-79 Je ffe rso n S t C om ple te M eta l Body.
P a o d e r an d P a in ting W ork
N O TIC KT a k e - n o tice th a t a p p l ic a t io n ha*
b e e n Jitad. to tht* Kikard o f C om m ln- a lo n e rn o f th e T o w n a h ip e f ■..yndhurxt. N ew .tareey to tran»f«*r to M ar)' K ilb i a k a M r premia*-* Ux-itted a t 535 lUcfk*- R oad . L y n d h u n it . N ew J e r s e y Horn**- N o. <% ll h* rett» fo re ia*ue<l to I rw in K. M era fo r th e p r , m in e* . lo c a te d n t M i R ld a c R oad . r .y n d h iirn t. N ew Je rn ey .
B e m ie Cum m ins and b is Orchestra in th e H otel N ew Y orker’s Terrace Room. Faehkm p la te B er- n ie Cumm ins, th e A d o lp h lfe n jo u o f the m usic w orld, n o w appearing n igh tly in tb e H otel N ew Y o rk e r’s Terrace Room. T he popu la r b an d leader, a nam e in the d an ce fie ld long before m a n y of to d a y ’s headliners m ade their m ark , still produces th e sm ooth m usic that’s m ade him a favorite w ith se v e ra l generations o f m usie lovers.
T h e New Y o rk e r e n g ag em en t is so m e th in g in th e w ay o f a sen tim e n ta l m em o ry fo r B e m ie , fo r he opened th e T e rra c e Room ju s t
d in in g and dancing as w e ll as the p o p u lar ice show , "Golden Jubilee”. Vocals are handled b y JoA n c T a lly a n d D on K erns.
T h e C um m ings saga is a long one for h e’s las ted th ro u g h sev era l cro p s o f n am e b an d lead e rs . His^ c a re e r in m usical a p p rec ia tio n s ta r te d as a y o u n g s te r w h en h is p a re n ts X m as g ifte d h im w ith a se t of d ru m s. H e o rgan ized h is o>vn neighborhood ban d , decided to p*ss u p a c a re e r in sp o rts fo r
n m usic, w h en h is c rew lan d ed its f ir s t pay d a te fo r a school dance. H e m ad e h is e n - 1 tra n c e in to th e b ig tim e a t th e ag e of. tw en ty .
S ince th o se days, he’s p u t close to a m illion m iles o f ro ad ag e b eh in d h im to u rin g th e to p d in e and d an ce spo ts in th e n a tio n , w ith tim e o u t fo r reco rd in g s , rad io and film s. H e h a s com piled a n e n v iab le reco rd in rad io (F itch B andw agon a n d L ad y E s th er S e ren a d e ) , reco rd s (V icto r an d B lueb ird ) an d film s (W a rn e r B ro th e rs ) . H e’s a lso a fam ilia r nam e, o f course , on th e b a n d s ta n d s of th e lan d ’s to p h o tels an d dance em p o riu m s P la y in g b o th o ld and new m elod ies in a m ello w m ood, C u m m in s is a n e s tab lish ed fav o ri te w ith b o th th e ’ b o b bysox an d o ld er gen era tio n s .
A sp o rt en th u s ia s t e v e r since he s ta r re d fo r h is a lm a m a te r back in A kron , Ohio, B ern ie is a w a lk ing en cy clo p ed ia o f sp o rts s ta tis tics a n d k eeps in tr im fo r h is b a to n tw irl in g w ith go l/in g and sw im m ing a n d d a ily w o rk o u ts in th e gym . T h e fash io n p la te o f th e b a n d w o rld , B ern ie h a s a w a rd ro b e th a t 's th e en v y of th e H olly w ood s ta rs . One* o f th e b usiest lea d e rs in th e business, h e s ti ll m an ag es to o p e ra te a side lin e b ack in A k ro n , w h ere h e ’s th e o w n e r of a b a k e ry called D O N U T, Inc.
A r th u r John so n , s ing ing m as te r of cerem o n ies fo r th e H otel New Y o rk e r’s c u rre n t “G o ld en J u b ilee” ice show . Has w on th e added d u ty fo r h im self. H e now lead s th e b an d for th e show ’s m usical score. M aestro B ern ie C um m ins, a rr iv in g la te f ro m a rad io show a co u p le . of w eek s ago, w as am azed to f ind th e ice show in p ro g ress a n d h is b an d p e rfo rm in g w ith Jo h n so n w ie ld in g th e baton. H is am azem en t tu rn e d to a d m ira t io n as h e lis ten ed a n d now J o h n son ta k e s o v e r th e b a n d d u r in g a ll show s.'
*n»e handsom e y o u n g m an fo rm erly g raced th e A rro w C o lla r ads an d is a p u rp le h e a r t sk i-v e t o f th e I ta lia n f ig h ting. .
R E M E M B E RIF C o m p an y D ro p s in
WE ARE NOW OPEN EVERY DAY until II P.M.GARDEN
D e l i c a t e s s e nP i C a rry A Complete b u m O f
DELICIOUS HOME MADE SALADS FISH CAKES EVERY FRIDAY
; BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS CHOICE MEATS
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIESW e Alto Carry
POLISH "KISZKA" & "KIELBASY" 418 Page Avenue
Comer Of Chase Ave. — Ruth. 2-2950CHOICE WINES, LIQUOR & BEER
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Free Delivery,
S» SK« . ,MF O R
Friday - SaturdayN A T I O N A L L Y A D V E R T IS E D
B R A N D S WE EK
I 5 c
MOTHBalh-FUket *40cSANITARY Napkins . 1 8
60cPARADICHLORBenzine 1 9 *
DR. WEST Tooth Brushes 2 4
Time For School Belles to Take Lessons in Beauty
BARONS FOR A COMPLETE STOCK OF BEAUTY NEEDS
S U P E R S P E C I A L S !
1.00 Site DOROTHY GRAYDeodorant Cream
2.00 SizeDOROTHY GRAY
Texture Lotion
1 0 0
3.50 SiaeHelene Rubenstein Water Lily Creem
z o oBARONS
2.00 SizeDOROTHY GRAY Cleensing Creemtoo
2.00 SizeDOROTHY GRAY
Skin Lotion1002.00 Size
CHERAMY T topical' Cologne100
n »J i Tt D R U G S