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New Jersey's 7 Garden State's 7 Most Eminent Most Eminent Engineers School Clerks 1. Harry J. Thourot 1. Thomas A. Nolan 2. Frank M. Evans 2. Edward Pfitzner 3. Huge T. Kelly 3. Thomas Andrews 4. E. E. Tieman 4. Alwyn Grossmann 5. Ralph Sandor 5. John Anderson 6. Mike Conger 6. Edgar Jackson 7. Florio Job 7. Eleanor Harris

VOL. 11 NO. 6 Entered as Sc~nd tlass Ma,,fr WALDWICK, N. J. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951. Trad' Mark $2 YEARLY — 54 COPY

W ald wick Ratables Chapman Re-elected Waller Resigns From Enforcement Agencies Allendale Corps. Needs Show Big Increase Health Board Chief Waldwick A. C.; Moves Should Be Penalized New Ambulance As Pleas Municipal budget of $74,- To Ridgewood On May 1! For Their Laxity, Are Made For Donations Melvin J. Chapman has been 468.43 nearly double that of re-elected president of Wald­ Declare Observers An urgent plea is being made last year, passed first reading School Trustee George W. wick Board of Health. Dr. to the residents of Allendale, .. at a special open meeting of Waller of Waldwick has re­ James S. Brescia has been ap­ People in many walks of life Waldwick, Saddle River Boro, ^ the Waldwick Mayor and Coun­ signed as director of Waldwick pointed medical officer and are clamoring that ways and Upper Saddle River and Ram­ cil on Friday evening, at which A. C. and is planning to move Patsy Prattico as health offi­ means be created whereby sey for donations to help pur­ approximately 30 residents to Ridgewood on or about May cer and sanitary inspector. were present. This project will severe punishments may be chase a new ambulance. Committees appointed were 1st, it was learned last night. ! imposed upon the various so- mean a tax rate of $7.91 and Joseph Fortmann and Ray­ called law enforcement agen­ represents an increase of $37,- mond Johnson to the Sanita­ cies who have apparently giv­ 501.10 over last year’s budget tion committee, Raymond John­ en protection to gambling and a $.51 rise in tax rate. son, Miss Ruth Joyce and 'Jo­ barons in New Jersey and that Ratables have increased seph Fortmann to health cards while the gamblers are being about $700,000 since last year and food permits; Mrs. Martin prosecuted to the letter and and the present tax is figured and Mr. Fortmann to the ordi­ on $3,048,008 total ratables. the spirit of the law it appears nance committee and Miss Joy­ to be the consensus of numer­ The budget will be advertised ce as Deputy Clerk. ous personages that the pro­ and the public hearing held on Vital statistics for the year March 2. tectors of crimnials should be 1950 as reported by the clerk placed before the firing squads Increases in the main are due show 114 communicable dis­ and shot to death before gam­ to a $29,306 increase in the eases, 12 dogs bite cases, 11 school budget because of a blers are sent to state prison. food handlers permits issued, greatly increased school enroll­ The men in the street believe 461 septic tank permits issued, ment and its resulting overall that it is both a mockery of 116 birth certificates received, cost rise. Other items getting our laws and travesty of jus­ 29 marriage licenses issued added sums are the road de­ tice to allow persons “higher and 12 burial permits received. partment which has had insuf­ up” to remain unmolested ficient funds in the past to while the/ had collected graft ^work prope r 1 y, Board of in huge proportions and toler­ Health for advertising of sani­ ated gambling and other acts Frank A. Farrell tary and plumbing codes and of crimes with official sanc­ Highlights the addition of a plumbing in­ George W. Waller tion thus breaking, down the All readers of Jersey Pa­ spector and sanitation inspec­ criminal machinery’. rade are requested to contri­ The Sub-Junior Woman’s tor, increases in police service, There will be a vacancy on bute generously for such a Club sponsored by the Allen­ auditor’s fees, insurance fees the school board when he ac­ It is said that a lawmaker is praiseworthy cause. Postmas­ dale Junior Woman’s Club met which includes new service and tually moves into Ridgewood. drafting impeachment resolu­ ter Frank Archibald Farrell of Thursday evening at the home tax office salaries. New items He was not appointed Recrea­ tion to be presented to the leg­ Allendale is the captain of the of Mrs. Martin Husing, Elm­ added were $9,000 in the capi­ tion Director by Mayor and islature in the near future and Allendale Ambulance Corps. wood Avenue for a buffet sup­ tal improvements fund as par­ Council this year perhaps be­ rumor has it that the Governor per meeting. At the meeting tial payment of a recommended cause the town officials may of New Jersey may be asked to Builder Lou Langevin the following officers were consider the advisability of purchase of a new fire truck, have known that Mr. Waller Pleads Not Guilty On elected: Nancy Tucker, presi­ will move to Ridgewood soon. conducting a hearing and if Civilian Defense funds, and aid Health Board Charges dent; Meta Brown, vice-presi­ to the local library. facts are substantiated with dent; secretary, Judy Sim­ legal evidence then ouster pro­ Louis Langevin, local build­ mons; and treasurer, Linda County Legion Heads ceedings wlil follow. er pleaded “not guilty” on two Mowerson. They will meet the Honored In Waldwick According to grapevine charges brought by the local first Thursday of every month. Board of Health at Friday Next meeting will be at the A round table meeting of rumors one political leader has night’s session of the local home of Janet McLaughlin, Commanders from various reaped at least $100,000 yearly from gamblers and criminals court. Summons were issued to East Allendale Avenue. Enter­ parts of Btrgen County took A gentleman from a certain Mr. Langevin for violation of tainment for the evening will place Monday evening in the and suffice it to say others North Jersey town has an­ the health code in a septic tank be canasta. Twelve girls were Waldwick Legion Hut. have collected either equal nounced resigning from two installation on Grove Street present. Visiting Commanders from amounts or more in various important jobs but his inti­ other parts of New Jersey and and for failure to obtain an Ridgewood, Allendale, Ramsey, mate friends say it is only a occupancy permit on another The Church of Epiphany will Oakland, Mahwah, Saddle Riv­ that the campaign is now on to hold the World Day of Prayer bluff and plans are under way get the men “ higher up” first dwelling. The cases were held er and Midland Park were to stage aurally” by men and over until February 16 for fur­ tonight from 1 to 2 p. m. in the present. to set an example before the church on Franklin Turnpike. women to “ demand and beg average public. ther evidence and witnesses. It was decided an American him to retain his humaniatrian Langevin claimed the septic All churches in the borough Legion jamboree will be held tasks” for without him the One gentleman who remains tank had been installed at the will participate. Miss Daisy in Waldwick on Saturday, April town will go to the dogs and unmolested is laughing off his Grove Street house but blew Bate of Waldwick will be guest 28, celebrating the dedication in few days he will make pro­ sleeves that no one seems to out of the ground. On the sec­ speaker. of the new addition to the lo­ clamation thus: “ I am forced have the gumption to “touch” ond charge he claimed the sep­ cal Legion home. to yield to the please of my him because he has done so tic tank had not been covered friends and will keep up the much corrupt deeds and acts because the inspection was not Allendale Rod & Gun that he has taken with him completed and he had only good work” and that is also a uialimiicfcjournal Club Venison Dinner clever trick that he is plan­ many others of high signifi­ been given permission for the Tomorrow Night At 8 ning to run for Mayor. cance of both political parties furniture to be moved in, not so that no one would dare to the occupant. The Women’s- Society of The Allendale Rod and Gun A years and years ago a probe him and he is walking in Christian Service met Tuesday Club will hold its annual veni­ James L. Doyle of Ridgewood woman who was the secretary the streets with the greatest afternoon at the residence of son dinner tomorrow pight at and John Coleman of Allendale of a park board tendered her laugh of his life by saying to Mrs. Wesley Dickens, of Grove Koenig’s Hofbrau, Hillsdale at were fined $5 and $3 costs of resignation in the old West himself: “ No one dares to Street. 8 o’clock. John Schockert is the Hoboken which is now Union touch me.” court for speeding violations. president of ’ the organization. City. She expected to get a A fine of $5 and $3 costs was Upper Ridgewood Bus Line Close to 500 persons are ex­ big raise in her salary and suspended in the case against which serves Waldwick has an­ pected to attend. Former Coun­ sent some 50 women to demand saying: “It seems to me she Laura Pezzutti for parking nounced a slight change in bus cilman Herbert D. Albert, of that the board refuse to accept must have a better job and without lights. She was also in­ route in cooperation with the , Waldwick, candidate for School her resignation. But the chair­ we don’t want to be in her structed to have her car in­ change in split sessions which Board, will be the master of man, a fox in politics spoiled way.” And her resignation was spected within two weeks since took effect Monday of this ceremonies. her well-planned strategy by accepted. it bore no inspection tag. week. FEB fl- 19 5 1 ______JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951

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* *» 4* * Salafia’s Barber Shop «» Waldwick’s Pioneer Tonsorial Parlor «* * * W ere Telling The World! OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. t» CLOSED MONDAYS «► 4 » A Note Cigars, Cigarettes. Candy, Soft Drinks To You John Salafia, Prop. A B O U T OUR 27 PROSPECT ST. WALDWICK, N. J. t * » FREE DELIVERY * * * » » *■>*** * * * * * * * * *<^+*4^b****** SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER . . . As Pfc. Maxine Powell, 21, of Hope, Ark., saunters along with her duffel slung over her SERVICE shoulder she seems the personification of what a cheerful soldier ought to be. Pfc. Powell, who enlisted In the Wac 16 months ago, • GENERAL ELECTRIC was named by First Army headquarters for duty at the Paris headquarters of General Eisenhower. Davis STAR DUST APPLIANCES Pharmacy SALES - S E R V IC E Frances Langford Signed for Film Ridgewood 6-2444 ULRICH, Inc. About War Entertainment Tours 2 WILSEY SQUARE BY INEZ GERHARD RIDGEW OOD, N. J. that Boyer won’t wear a toupee or 219 E. Ridgwood Are., Ridgewood — RL 6-8288 pRANCES LANGFORD, in the play romantic roles any more. He • ^ years when she was trouping is 26, said to be the idol of French about the country with Bob Hope’s film fans, has appeared in 10 RIDGEWOOD & VICINITY radio show, became known far French pictures, and is one of six and wide as a sultry-voiced singer. current favorites of the Paris press, Geo. W. Megnin. Prop. Phone: ALlendale 1-3140 Her overseas tours to entertain our which predicts stardom. service men resulted in her widely CO AL & LUMBER Jack Smith, singing star of CBS’ CENTRAL GARAGE “ Jack Smith-Dinah Shore-Mar- garet Whiting Show” , went on a MACHINE SHOP ELECTRIC WELDING diet consisting mainly of Swiss cheese, to lose 20 pounds in 22 days OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING & CUTTING for his first dramatic role, in War­ DEMARTINI COAL ners’ “ Moonlight Bay” .

Established 30 Years The United States marine corps has given producer Ed­ MYRTLE AVENUE ALLENDALE. NEW JERSEY mund Grainger its approval for & LUMBER CO. Gen. Alexander A. Vandergruft, former commandant of the corps and the commanding gen­ eral at Guadalcanal, to play himself In RKO’s “Flying Lea­ HOME FUEL OIL COMPANY thernecks.” PROSPECT STREET

FRANCES LANGFORD Doremus Avenue Ridgewood, Philip Carey, Warners’ n e w circulated “ Purple Heart Diary,” screen find who makes his film based on experiences in entertain­ debut in “ Operation Pacific” , star­ Telephone: Ridgewood 6-8000 ing men in veterans’ hospitals. Now ring John Wayne and Patricia Neal, Hear Erie Railroad Depot she has been signed to make a pic­ has double cause for celebration. ture based on this background. And Got his contract the day his daugh­ that resulted from her appearing ter, Linda Ann, was born. In dramatic sketches on the video show titled “ Star Time.” The composers of “ Buttons and W ald wick. New Jersey Bows” , Jay Livingston and Ray PEERLESS HARDWARE AND PAINT CO. Irene Beasley, who originated her Evans, have written a catchy title 30 E. PROSPECT ST. WALDWICK. N. J. popular CBS show, “ Grand Slam” , theme song for “ The Mating Sea­ Glass - Garden Supplies • Devoe Point - Plumbing Supplies hopes that other communities will son” , to be plugged late this month. The picture is to be Paramount’* Electrical Supplies • Toys - Bulbs and Fluerescent Lights follow the example of Cincinnati, O., where a reproduction of the big Easter release. game was played in connection with CHAIR RENTAL SERVICE the city’s drive for the Foundation Actors who found their screen of Infantile Paralysis. Irene gladly careers retarded because they gave permission to use the pro­ looked too much like successful CHAIR HIRE CO. gram’s name and format, and sent screen stars had their day in a a prize for the best entry. party sequence of the Hollywood Chairs, banquet 6c bridge tables of the early 20’s in Columbia’s for rental Producer Milton Sperling thinks “Valentino” . Stars of the era Pick up or delivery, 24 hours the day of the tough-looking gang­ weren’t designated by name, 266-270 Ellison St., Paterson, N.J. ster is passing from the screen. but people who looked like SHerwood 2-9889 For “ The Enforcer” , though the Theda Bara, Barbara La Marr, star is Humphrey Bogart, he chose John Barrymore and others assorted characters who looked as were engaged to add authen­ un-criminal as possible. ticity to the scene.

Abbott and Costello journeyed to ODDS AND ENDS . . .Ann Sey­ New York to star on the NBC mour, remembered for her splendid Subscribe io Jersey Parade “ Comedy Hour” telecast and pick­ performance in “ All The King’s ed up a star for their first film Men” , is playing “ Kathy Baker” production venture. She is Shaye on “ Portia Faces Life” . . . Spike Cogan, featured singer on the Jones and his music-makers—if you $2 Yearly Payable in Advance Vaughn Monroe TV series. She will call them that—are scheduled for be granted a four-week leave of a western at Columbia . . . Charlie « absence to make her film debut in Grapewin celebrated his 81st birth­ their picture. She is little and day in “ When I Grow Up” . . . THE JERSEY PARADE blonde—and excited. “ The Men” and “ Cyrano de Ber­ COMPRESS WRINGER w r i n o o u t gerac” , Stanley Kramer’s 1950 pro­ Pierre Cresson has been signed MOT COMPRESSES WITH A POTATO RICER. ductions for United Artists, have 112 W yck off Avenue by Paramount to a long-term con­ been named in the ten best by YOU CAN SQUEEZE OUT WATER HOTTER THAN tract; is he being considered as a “ Commonweal.” W aldw ick, N. J. BARE HAND CAN STAND. successor to Charles Boyer, now B tliu ii bj WMU Features FE8 9- 19 5 1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951 JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J.

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Save the Children Federation, CLASSIFIED Boy Scouts Now Selfhelp of Emigres from Cen­ ADVERTISEMENTS Let’s Finish the Job Observing Their tral Europe, Tolstoy Founda­ C omment On tion, Unitarian Service Com­ Highly important in the Na­ 41st Anniversary mittee, United Lithuanian Re­ GROCERY tion’s war preparedness pro­ lief Fund of America, and War VAN DYKE'S GROCERY Today’s Sports gram is completion of the re­ The Boy Scouts of America, Relief Services of the National AND DELICATESSEN modeling job that has been observing its 41st anniversary Catholic Welfare Conference. 28 Cleveland Avenue | Television is a wonderful started on the machinery of during Boy Scout Week, Feb. In addition Boy Scouts in Waldwick, N. J. thing. Within the past few days Federal Government. Not only 6 to 12, is engaged in a nation­ many communities have been ALlendale 1-3535 thousands of us sports fans, are the blueprints ready; the wide “good turn” to meet an cooperating with the American indeed millions, saw Joe Louis job is half finished. emergency need for clothing Legion in the collection of toys Supporters of the Hoover DRUG STORES and Ezzard Charles fight capa­ in several countries around the for poor children. ble opponents. We had a won­ Commission Report x on Reor­ globe. Since 1944 the Boy Scouts of derful chance to compare the ganization of the Executive Nation-wide good turns of America’s own World Friend­ WALDWICK PHARMACY two, to make up our minds Branch of the Federal Govern­ this character have had a ship Fund of Voluntary gifts William E. Ward, Ph. G. whether Louis ought to' have ment say that about 50 percent prominent place in Scouting’s from Scouts and leaders helped Prospect St., Waldwick another try at the current of the recommendations now- forty-one years history during to restore Scouting in war torn have been approved legislative­ ALlendale 1-3993 champion. which more than 17,750,000 nations. The fund has made Watch the Boys ly. They have been translated boys and leaders have been available grants in aid totaling ALlendale 1-4036 Louis TKO’ed Freddie Be- into 20 public laws and 26 “ re­ identified with it. about $200,000. ! shore in about the 4th, and organization plans” . In the 18 The first National Good ! Charles did the same to Lee major areas of government Turn in 1912 promoted a safe Oma in the 10th. Louis fought covered by the recommenda­ and sane Fourth of July. Boy- | in Detroit and Charles in New tions submitted to Congress in power, trained and organized | York, but it made no difference early 1949, progress to date for service came into full play j to us sports fans in Washing- varies from zero to 95 percent. during the first World War. LUIGINO’S | ton, or in other cities for that The individual ratings follow: , Scouts then sold nearly 150 | matter. We just found our most Office of General Services, million dollars in Liberty Loan An interesting character on | comfortable chair (if we had 95% completed; national se­ Bonds, located 20,758,660 board the Twentieth lot is James Rob­ | one), switched on the televi- curity organization, 95%; bud­ feet of sorely needed walnut ertson Justice, who currently Restaurant | sion set and watched the boys geting and accounting system, and a hundred carloads of fruit is playing a role in “ David and j go to it. 85% ; general management, Ex­ pits used in gas masks. They Bathsheba.” Justice is British- After seeing them both fight ecutive Branch, 80%; foreign helped in food and fuel con­ born, first came to Hollywood ! should they meet again? The affairs, 80%; Labor, 80%; servation drives and grew 20 years ago as a truck driver. j answer to tftat is not easy, Commerce, 70%; regulatory thousands of Boy Scout War The next time he landed as a MOST ■ Louis looked better against Be- agencies, 66%; overseas ad­ Gardens. steward on a Dutch boat. He shore than he did against ministration, federal-state re­ In response to a radio call was running a bulldozer in Charles. Louis has always lations and federal research, from President Roosevelt in Britain when he got the acting DELICIOUS | proved tougher to handle on a 50%; personnel management, 1934 for a “National Good bug about four years ago. j second try. He would know bet- 35%; Post Office, 30%; feder­ Turn” in relief work during Gregory Peck became inter­ FOODS i ter what he was up against in al business enterprises, 25%; the depression, Boy Scoifts in ested in him and called Direc­ | a second attempt. \ Treasury, 20%; Interior, 20%; a few weeks collected 1,812,- tor Henry King’s attention to 1 Negative Sides medical activities, 10%; veter­ 284 items of clothing, house­ him. Justice is an authority Qn the negative side, Charles ans’ affairs, 5% ; social securi­ hold furnishings, foodstuffs on wild orchids. i looked as fit and lean as ever. ty, education and Indian af­ In a world-wide poll, not and other supplies for the 103 Spring Valley Road Louis is even older than before, fairs, 5%; Agriculture, 0%. needy and distressed. yet completed to determine And lastly, Charles has added Possible savings thus far are From 1941 to 1945 the Gov­ the popularity of stars in confidence and ring poise — is estimated at two billion dol­ 40 countries, Jane Wyman ernment made 69 requests for setting a fast pace of title de- lars. The prospects that lie in leads in the overall poll, I Boy Scout war service includ­ j fenses. Throw these factors to- completion of the remaining ing the distribution of Defense with Gregory Peck, Errol Park Ridge, N. J. j gether, and try to unscramble parts of the program are tre­ Bonds and Stamp Posters, air Flynn and Alan Ladd lead­ them, and you will find yiour mendous. raid posters and other Govern­ ing the men. The British mind is just as confused as the Twenty-five important issues ment literature and the collec­ like Lorette Young and > next fight fan’s but....you’d will be covered in legislation tion of aluminum, waste paper Irene Dunne best, while like to know if that fellow being introduced at the current and rubber. Scouts' also served Scottish people prefer could really beat Louis now. J session of Congress. Proposed as Government Dispatch Bear­ Greer Garson. South Af­ This observer would rate ers and helped harvest crops in rica favors Esther Wil­ 1 Louis a slightly better chance improvements include: mod­ addition to raising victory gar­ liams. Not one American : today than when he entered ernized civil service procedure dens. or European star was list­ i the ring against Charles at 215 for an “atomic-age” mobiliza­ Today’s generation of 2,750,- ed by the people in India j pounds. He is ten pounds under tion program, better use of hos­ 000 Boy Scouts and leaders — they prefer their own SIGNS ; that weight now, a bit faster, pital facilities and medical have busily engaged since last native actors. ! but still slow compared to manpower, improved Post Of­ Christmas in a nation-wide Mala Powers, who was dis­ fice organizational structure, Better Signs Studio | Charles. He has a little more clothing collection to. continue covered by Ida Lupino, did a ! zing to his left, however, and simplified administration and until Easter. little discovering on her own has trained hard to learn to greater efficiency in veterans Boy Scouts have responsed and brought a young girl, Con- Alexander Ott, Prop. use his right, which he did administration, elimination of to an invitation from the Unit­ Ida gave Connie a featured pretty well against Beshore. duplication in natural re­ ed Nations and the American part as Joan Evans’ pal in “ On 210 E. Crescent Avenue Must Win Quick sources projects, streamlined Council of Voluntary Agencies the Loose.” If a fight between the two is agricultural activities. for Foreign Service. They have Constance Bennett, who is Allendale, New Jersey arranged once again, Louis been busy collecting clothing In the face of current Con­ making her home in Germany, should go out to end it quick- gressional reports of overstaff­ that can be spared by citizens where her husband, Col. John i ly. If he couldn’t do that, no for the needy in Austria, ALlendale 1-4068 ing of governmental agencies Coulter, is stationed with the one would begrudge him his and possibilities for sizeable France, Germany, Greece, Is­ Air Force, is back in Holly­ I retirement after six, eight or rael, Italy, Jordan, Korea, economies in the proposed new wood for her first film role in ! ten rounds, especially if he Federal Government budget for Lebanon, Morocco, the Philip­ two years, in “ Will You Love was solidly whipped. Then if non-war purposes, the New pines and the D P Camp in Me In December?” J RWELERS Louis is smart, he’ll retire. He Europe. Jersey Taxpayers Association While Bob Burns is be­ ! could referee, or make public is urging citizens to intensify Boy Scout Local Councils ing rushed with offers to appearances, and earn a living more than ever their demands have assumed the responsibili­ appear on Television, he is H. Prostick — and like Dempsey —5 two for full accomplishment of re­ ty for shipping useful clothing taking his time about ac­ tries should be enough to con­ commendations of the Hoover to the warehouses of these 17 cepting, Bob is financially vince him and the boxing world Established 1912 Report. cooperating agencies repre­ w’ell fixed and doesn't ! he was through. JEWELER “The savings in manpower sented in the American Coun­ have to worry about such and tax dollars cannot be things as playing a bazoo­ cil of Voluntary Agencies for ignored”, the Association said, ka. Foreign Service: GOLDEN GLEAMS “ if our Nation is to be fully Jimmy Stewart is realizing prepared in its defense of the American Friends Service one of his life's ambitions in American way of life.” Committee, American Fund for Cecil B. De Mille’s circus pic­ vV'here there’s m arnage : without love, there will be iove Czechoslovak Refugees, Amer­ ture — he’s always wanted to Gruen • Benrus - Waterproof ! without marriage. ican Middle East Relief, Amer­ play a clown. He’s doing just Shantungs are being shown —Benjamin Franklin ican Relief to Austria, Breth­ that, although it’s one of the Banner and Avalon Watches in a variety of lovely colors ren Service Commission, Con­ for Spring. Some of the new­ smallest roles he’s ever played Selected Diamond Assembled by gregational Christian Service The world has grown sus­ est bathing suits are made ot nie Hilton, to Ida. The result: picious of anything that looks Committee, Foster Parents’ H. Prostick elasticized shantung. One novel in films. like a happy married life. Plan for War Children, Greek bathing suit is fashioned of SHERWOOD 2-6102 —Oscar Wilde War Relief Association, Inter­ How much is a healthy heart black and white lace. national Rescue Committee, worth to you? Give that sum, 93 VAN HOUTEN STREET A married philosopher is a Coral jewelry has come back Lutheran World Relief, Rus­ or as much as you can, to the PATERSON. N. J. comic character. into favor and turquoise also sian Children Welfare Society, 1951 New Jersey Heart Fund! —F. W. Nietzsche promises to be good. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951. JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J. Pag* 5

Princeton Professor To Deliver Lectures RAMSEY THEATRE Ramsey, New- Jersey At Cincinnati University On Herman Melville Tel. RAmsey 9-0222 CINCINNATI, Ohio, Herman Melville, author of the American sea classic “Moby Dick,” lived at the time of P. T. Fri. <£ Sat. Feb. 9 -1 0 1. Did the Louis - Charles "Let's Dance" Barnum but played a greater practical joke on the American right go the distance, 15 IN TEHNICOLOR public than the circus man ever did, according to Prof. Law- round? 1. Are the Hawaiian Islands starring ranee Thompson of Princeton University. Bec.y Huuton - Fred Astaire 2. What recently happened North or South of the Equator? CO -FEATURE to the NCAA football sanity 2. What is the population of Here to deliver a pair of lec­ it is in reality a glorification "The Fighting Stallion" code? the U. S.? tures at the University of Cin­ of defiance against what he with 3. What State led in popula­ cinnati on “ Herman Melville’s saw about him in nature. Bill Edwards - Doris Merrick 3. Under the code, what help could colleges give football tion growth in the 1940-50 pe­ Quarrel with God,” Dr. Thomp­ “There, he felt, the law- of Extra Cartoons lor the Kiddies son called attention to the cen­ the jungle rather than of Every Saturday players? riod? tury-old literary hoax. Dr. Christian love prevailed. Sun. & Mon. Feb. 11-12 4. Under the new rule, what 4. What States lost in popu­ share of bowl gate receipts lation in the same period? Thompson is associate profes­ “ Emerson, Carlyle, and Goe­ "Two Flags West" sor of English at Princeton. the spoke of God’s benevolence, with must collegiate football teams 5. What are the largest cities Jasenh Cotten - Linda Darnell get? in the U. S.? “ Melville wrote his cele­ but Melville very subtly in­ CO -FEATURE 5. What golfer won the Bing 6. What is the population of brated classic, ‘Moby Dick’, 100 verted the picture by concen­ "The Fuller Brush Girl" Crosby tourney? New York City? years age — and for 100 years trating on the malevolence of with THE ANSWERS: 7. Which is the smallest Melville has fooled the people nature and, by implication, of Lucille Ball - Eddie Albert as to the real meaning of the God.” Latest News 1. Yes. Charles gaining the State in the Union? decision. book,” Prof. Thompson ex­ Prof. Thompson added that Tues. & Wed. Feb. 13 - 14 8. Which was the first State 2. It was repealed by? the to be admitted to the Union? plained. his conclusions about Melville ^FAMILY BARGAIN NITE “have nothing to do with my "Cargo To Capetown" colleges. 9. What State still retains “ Four new books on Melville have just been published by own religious views.” Broderick Crawford - John Ireland 3. Only the normal aid ex­ the whipping post as punish­ excellent scholars, and all four in tended to other desirable stu­ ment for criminals? CO- HIT biographers, like virtually all Who Knows? "Beware oi Blondie" dents. 10. What State has the nick­ name “ Diamond State” ? others, declare that the total with 4. 75 percent. effect of ‘Moby Dick’ — the THE ANSWERS Penny Singleton - Arthur Lake See “The Answers" on page 5 5. Bryan Nelson. story of a whaler’s pursuit of 1. North. a white whale — is intended by 2. 150,697,361, on April 1, Martin Kikkert Sr, Reasonable Rates Melville to be a parable il­ 1950. Help luminating and glorifying the 3. California, an increase of LIGHT TRUCKING Christian doctrine of accept­ 53.3 per cent over the 1940 City or Country ing God’s will,” he pointed out. total. Boy However, Prof. Thompson 4. Arkansas, Mississippi, SMALL TRUCK BIG LOAD emphasized that he is not the North Dakota and Oklahoma. Phone: ALlendale 1-4125 J Waldwick, N. J. Scouts first to disagree with such 5. New York, Chicago, Phila­ views. For example, Nathaniel delphia, and Los Angeles, re­ Fund Hawthorne, the noted author to placing Detroit for fourth whom “ Moby Dick” is dedi­ place. ARTHUR L. HOLLY cated, saw it, too. 6. 7,835,099, on April 1, 1950. Raising “ The truth is just the op­ 7. Rhode Island, 1,214 sq. Prestolite Batteries Delco Remy Ignition posite of what the scholars be­ mi. in area. Campaign lieve,” he asserted. “ Melville 8. Delaware. Champion Plugs Fuel Pumps was a freethinker and careful 9. Delaware. reading of ‘Moby Dick’ shows Motor Tune Ups Lubrication 10. Delaware. Washing Brakes FABER r l Goodyear Tires Goodrich Tires Wiring System Placed Underground * a AUTO SUPPLIES <& ACCESSORIED CEMENT ******* a a CARS — CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 5 BLOCK Recommendations Are Given for Installation * 12 W. PROSPECT ST. s- Phone AL. 1-3439 ■D WALDWICK, N. I. a CO.

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LEGAL ADVERTISMENT Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received in the office of the Direc­ tor, Division of Purchase and Property, Room 318, State House, Trenton 7, New Jersey, for the following: Printed Envelopes Binding Law Books Plastic Food Trays Self Priming Centrifugal Pump Assembly 4 /4” Sitka Spruce Lumber Yellow Pine Piles and Lumber, Creosoted Crystal All Plastic Stimsonite Buttons Little Giant Printing Press Dishwashing Machines Kitchen Equipment Ice Cube Maker Machine Inductotherm (GE) Locating Wire* Underground Enhances Beauty of Farm Bids for the above will be received at placed in metallic or non-metallic the office of the Director, Division of Pur­ By IRA MILLER chase and Property, State House, West Farm Electrification Bureau conduit at spots where it may seem State Street. Trenton 7, New Jersey. advisable to provide additional pro­ Underground wiring, as shown in tection. Where the cable must be run On February 19, 1951 at 2:00 P. M. the above illustration, may be used and will be opened and read immediately up a pole, it should be placed in pipe, thereafter. in place of overhead wiring between or conduit, as shown above, for a Specifications and the form of bid, con buildings as well as for the service height of at least 8 feet up the side of tract and bond for the proposed work are connections to the power line. It may the pole. It may be desirable also to on tile in the office of the Director ami be used with pole metering, outdoor provide additional protection where may !>•■ secured by prospective bidders or indoor metering for service con­ the cable is placed on the side of a during office hours. Bids must be made on ductors. building, such as for outside metering the standard proposal form, and must be Here are some of its advantages: It on the side of a house. I accompanied by a certified check drawn is more permanent, costs less per year These Days, more Calls are ■ to the order of the Treasurer of the State For bringing the cable through the New Jersey for not less than 10% of to maintain because of Its extremely foundation of a building, it is recom­ j the amount of the bid, and must be de- long life, can not be damaged by sleet mended that it be run through a piece URGENT calls! i livered at the above place on or before th and windstorms and adds to the beauty of conduit or pipe placed in the foun­ hour named, as no bid will be accepted of the farm since it elminates poles dation. In such cases, the cable should : alter the hour specified. Bids not submitted and overhead wires. be wrapped with tar or some other They go through faster with Party Line cooperation | tm the standard proposal form or enclosed The common types of conductors, non-hardening calking compound, . . . and the greatest help right now on your Party in other than the special addressed en­ recognized for use in wet locations stuffing it snugly into the conduit or velopes will be considered informal and (Type RW Wire, Type TW Wire) and pipe. This provides a tight seal and Line is to allow time between your calls—instead of will be rejected. The Director reserves the lead covered cable, can be used for right to reject any and all bids and to prevents seepage Into the building making one after another. That way, you can be sure i vatd contract in part or whole if deemed underground wiring, if installed in and the formation of ice in the open­ that people can call you—and that others on your o the best interests of the State to do so. metallic or non-metallic conduits. ing in cold weather. The successful bidder will be required to Special types of cables also can be It is advisable to provide a certain line can make or receive their important calls, too. furnish Surety Bond in the full amount used underground without conduit amount of slack in the cables by the contract, of a company authorized For direct burial, the required making a loop or “U” shaped bend in NEW JERSEY BELL .<> do business in the State of New Jersey. number of single conductor cables the cables adjacent to the foundation. TELEPHONE COMPANY DEPARTMENT OE THE TREASURY (or multi-conductor cable) are placed This allows for shifting of the foun- Division of Purchase and Property in a single narrow trench 14 inches lation and upheaval of the ground Fred V*. Fcrber, Director or more in depth and covered with where there are conditions of deep ■ Jersey Pa?-’ Feb. 2, 9, 16. 1951 earth All. Type USE Cables can be frost. ! v s - Fees: SI6.64 JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951

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Smith <5 Corona Typewriters Inc. D iam ond Bridge Barber Shop GENERAL Prospect St. & Hewson Ave. RL 6-0678 OFFICE EQUIPMENT Tel. ALlendale 1-4680 3 BARBERS COMPANY Waldwick, New Jersey 204 Diamond Bridge A v e. Everything for the Office 167-173 Paterson Street DRY CLEANING G roceries Paterson, N. J. TELEVISION SHerwood 2-6953-4-5 Hawthorne, N. J. Manhattan Cleaners WALDWICK FOOD MARKET PET SHOP TELEVISION No Finance Charge BUILDING CONTRACTOR ZORIC SYSTEM Meats, Groceries, Vegetables No Install Charge Beer, Liquor, and Wines No Service Charge Free C all & Delivery Service YeJTflulne Pet Shop "Complete They Can't Compete” R. W . JEFFER We Deliver Free of Charge PROSPECT & HUDSON STS. 1 B* Thrifty, Shop Me— 22 Makes BUILDING CONTRACTOR .RIDGEWOOD. N.J. * Tailoring * Rug Cleaning Call Allendale 1-3588 cuteAy /Zeedfiyi, Pet RUDOLPH J. DAVIS Asphalt Driveways * Storage Service* Water Repelling Route 4, Fair Lawn (Paramus line) Jobbing oi All Kinds cor. Franklin Turnpike and FAir Lawn 6-1600 Hours 2 to 9 Plastering — Brick Work ’ Household Eiiects RI. 6-0875 Prospect St., Waldwick All Weather Tennis courts and play­ 31-33 Prospect Street grounds. Tel. Ridgewood 6-4126 414 Smith Place, Ridgewood, N. J. Ridgewood, N. J. PHOTOGRAPHERS TREE EXPERTS DOUBLE J QUALITY MARKET Telephone: Ridgewood 6-0748 OARLOCK STUDIO Passaic Valley Tree Experts CESSPOOL CLEANING Fancy Groceries, Choice Meats FORMAL PORTRAITS, WEDDING CANDIDS, HOME PORTRAITS C. Post SERVICE Frozen Food • Vegetables ENGINEERING COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS Spraying - Feeding - Pruning H. W. Myer, Inc. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Heating-Plumbing-Oil Burners Tel. HAwthorne 7-1014 Cesspools Built and Cleaned Tel. Allendale 1-4082 FINISHING FOR THE AMATEUR 115 E. Main Street 307 Central Ave. Drains and Filter Beds Installed Ramsey. New Jersey Hawthorne, N. J. Monroe Ave., Wyckofl, N. J. JAY ENGINEERING CO. Laundry TeL RAmsey 9-0102 Tel. WYckoff 4-0423 Heating, Plumbing, Oil Burners Shoes and Shoe Repairs WINDOW CLEANERS Clocks Repaired SAVE TIME! SAVE MONET and Appliances With On* Pick-up oi NICK MINADEO All Kinds ot Clocks Repaired Dry Cleaning & Laundry J. Zabransky, Jr. Rug Shampooing COMMUNITY A . J. LAWRENCE Sundial Shoes & Shoe Repairing 62 Franklin Turnpike WINDOW CLEANERS 217 Madison Avenue PARAMOUNT LAUNDRY. INC. 32 Prospect Street Storm-Screen Servicing Wyckofi, N. J. ALlendale 1-3034 T*L AUendcd* 1-4212 Tel. Wyckofi 4-0357-M W aldw ick, N. I. Waldwick. N*w Im w | Waldwick. N. J. FAIR LAWN 6-2519-R FEB 9- 1951 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951 JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J.

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1 st.1 9 4 0 rtf AT & 0£S J°£4CFS' £SI2K LX BIBLE REAnntq PHONE At a recent of the advisory committee, tentative plans ISSUED | Read Romans 3:9-20. “What were made for the spring session of the Ramsey Adult School. then? are we better than they? Plans call for the school to be conducted at Ramsey High School No, in no wise: for we have on eight Tuesday evenings from 8:30 to 10:30 starting on EVERY before proved both Jews and March 6. Gentiles, that they are all un­ A survey is now being con­ abilities. der sin; As it is written, there ducted to determine what ^ h FRIDAYznn W is none righteous, no, not one: Before Dr. Patterson’s talk, courses shall be offered. Forms a meeting of the Ramsey 34561 3 There is none that under- 1 5 WYCKOFF AVe. W ABw jCKTN^T have been distributed through Teachers Association was held standeth, there is none that M. Martin Turpanjian. Editor the pupils of the Ramsey and refreshments were served. seeketh after God. They are all Schools and of the schools in President Alice Grillo appoint­ gone out of the way, they are this area. Forms are also avail­ ed Mr. Lewis Jacobus chair­ together become unprofitable; able at the public libraries of man of a committee to investi­ A COMMUNITY ASSET there is none that doeth good, Allendale, Mahwah Township, gate ways of raising money for no, not one. Their throat is an Ramsey and Waldwick. Local the associations scholarship open sepulchre; with their February, a month of notable birthdays, sees the Newsdealers are also cooperat­ funds. Miss Norma Frederick, tongues they have used deceit; celebration of a birthday in which all Americans can ing in the distribution of these chairman of the nominating «* the poison of asps is under survey forms. committee reported the name properly join. Boy Scout Week, February 6 to 12, re­ their lips: Whose mouth is full The adult school program, of Mr. Henry Van Dyke for minds us that one of America s largest youth organiza­ of cursing and bitterness: sponsored by the Ramsey Board president, Mr. Frank Almroth Their feet are swift to shed tions has reached another milestone. of Education, will function for vice-president, Mr. Vincent blood: Destruction and misery only if there is sufficient in­ Cantillon for secretary and are in their ways: And the terest shown to make it a suc­ Mrs. Grace Peineche for treas­ I he Boy Scouts of America has reached its forty- way of peace have they not first anniversary. Since February 8, 1910, more than 17,- cess. If you want an adult urer. Nominations were closed known: Their is no fear of school this spring you are and the secretary was 750,000 American boys and men have been influenced God before their eyes. Now we urged by Director John Mit­ instructed to cast a ballot. by the Scout Oath and Law. They have benefitted by know that what things soever chell to return the survey Refreshments were served using their leisure-time energies in outdoor living and the law saith, it saith to them form by February p so that under the direction of Miss who are under the law; that your committee can make the Helene Taylor. Other members activities of cultural and practical values which lead boys every mouth may be stopped, to become dependable men. necessary plans. For additional of the refreshment committee and all the world may become information call Ramsey High were Miss Noami Jay, Mrs. guilty before God.” School or contact your local Florence Ordway, Mrs. Ruth Today over 2,750,000 boys and men are actively en­ It is impossible to under­ committee member. Perry, Miss Jane Solfleisch rolled in over 75,000 different units. Fortunate indeed stand or appreciate the glories Allendale - Phila L. Staines. and Miss Edna Wojiechowski. are communities where Scouting flourishes. American of the gospel apart from a com­ Ramsey - Mrs. Donald L. Parents of Ramsey High prehension of the truth taught Ferry, Mrs. Howard J. McCon­ adults of good character give generously of their time to School pupils will see a psycho­ in thsi passage. A man must nell, Mrs. Julia H. Nicholas, logical moving picture on give leadership. Others help by raising 'funds and are know he re lost before he can Mrs. Fred W. Winters. Thursday evening, February members of Local Boy Scout Councils which in turn know the wonder qf salvation. Mahwah - Miss Edna Woj- 15th, in the high school library. provide training for leaders, camp facilities, worthwhile God’s utter condemnation of ciechowski. Titled Fee1ings of Hostility, year-round activities, personal advancement and o p ­ sin is the background of God’s An entertaining and educa­ the picture was produced by m perfect provision for sinners. tional assembly was held at portunities for Scouts to render community services. the National Film Board o f ” How inclusive are the words the Ramsey High School on Canada. used here! “They are all under January 31. Kenneth A. Wheel­ Basically, it is a case study In celebration of this birthday, the Boy Scouts are sin” (v. 9); “ They are all gone er gave a talk on the subject of a young woman and in flash­ engaged in a nationwide clothing collection to meet out of the way” (v. 12); “That “ Behind the Scenes in Radio backs discloses the situations emergency needs abroad, are stepping up their training every mouth may be stopped, and Television.” through which her feelings of and all the world may become The program included cer­ for Civil Defense and are promoting greater interest in resentment toward others was guilty before God” (v. 19); tain points useful to those who conserving the nation’s natural resources. developed. These episodes run “there is none righteous” (v. intend to audition for a job of from early childhood through 10); “There is no fear of God this type i nthe future. Mr. school life and college. Follow­ M ay you have many more happy birthdays, Bov before their eyes” (v. 18); Wheeler also discussed a few ing the showing, there will be Scouts! Could the Spirit of God have of the reasons why color tele­ an opportunity for discussion. possible used any stronger, vision will not be available in The Ramsey Tri-Hi-Y will clearer terms to indicage that the near future present its annual turnabout every man, everywhere, is dance on Saturday evening, Dr. William P. Patterson, guilty before God, and that no February 17, 1951 in the Ram­ TOR A STRONGER AMERICA principal of the State Street man can be saved by keeping sey High School gym. the law? This is the verdict of School in Hackensack and pres­ The theme for the dance this A unique contest “to develop in young people deep- a righteous Judge, and a man ident of the New Jersey Ele­ year will be “ The Dutch must accept God’s judgment mentary Principals Associa­ 11 devotion to America and a greater understanding of Treat”, which can be taken in before he can have God’s salva­ tion, addressed the members of the democratic way of life” was announced recently in two ways, both of which are tion. Knowing ourselves as we the Ramsey faculty on Monday VV ashington. I he idea of the contest is for women’s clubs correct:, first, that the girl really are is the first step in afternoon in the high school pays for the dance and the throughout the country to work with young people on knowing God as He really is. library. His topic was on the boy pays, for wherever they go community improvement planning and projects, thus Seed - Thoughts for Prayer. recent White House Confer­ afterwards; and second, that" Pray that we might recognize ence on Youth to which he was preparing youngsters for leadership and community the decorations will be fash­ our lost condition, acknowledge a delegate for the Bergen service. ioned after wooden shoes, our sinfulness, appreciate our County Council of Social Agen­ windmills, and Dutch boys and need of salvation, and to re­ cies. girls Sponsored by the General Federation of W om en’s ceive Christ as Saviour. Dr. Patterson stressed the Clubs in cooperation with a leading chain system, the ------^ workshop nature of the confer­ The La Sala brothers will provide the music; the dance contest, called “ Build Freedom with Youth,” should be YOU DON'T NEED MAGIC ence and said an effort will be made to organize similar con­ will be from 8:30 p.m. to 12 a positive contribution toward the strengthening of TO SEE ferences in New Jersey. Is­ p.m. Bids and boosters are now j America. Helping our youth to understand the worth of REX ULU sues which were hotly debated on sale at the high school. democracy is vital to the future of freedom everywhere. HARRISON PALMER were the teaching of religion; The following are the vari­ Part of the might of Communist Russia lies in the Krem­ public segregation on the basis ous chairmen for the dance: lin s thorough system of youth indoctrination. Our chil­ of race, color, oP creed; Feder­ Joan Christopher, general al aid to education; and the chairman; Janice Durren, dec­ dren must not grow to adulthood indifferent to the sys­ development of schools for orations chairman ; Jackie tem of government which guarantees their freedom. * young children. The extension Meyer, boosters chairman; of guidance couseling on edu­ Janet McLoughlin, bids; Bar­ To keep free enterprise a reality, one of the things cational and vocational matters bara Boerner; invitations into the elementary school was chairman; Nancy Kenyon, en­ we must do is teach our children the meaning of freedom. A Ntfie Com«fc L, JOHN van DRUTEN stressed. It was also felt that tertainment chairman. Phe Build b reedom with 1 outh” program was created JUST MAIL AN ORDER! those who leave high school Expressing faith in your own to teach just that— by providing youth with practical SEATS NOW FOR NEXT IS WEEKS either as graduates or before experience in making democracy work. Through knowl­ Slot* oSvrnof# Nowall I" •*»•»».. graduation should be helped by religion does not insult those Evening.: S4.80. 4.20. 3 .6 0 . 3 .0 0 , 2.40. 1.80. who disagree with you. edge comes understanding; through understanding, Men. WeJ. X Sol,. $3.40. 3.00. 2.40.1.80. To. I m I. the guidance counselors in Enclose stomped. lelf oddceHod envelope. high school until they are set­ Experts are like ordinary* strength. BARRYMORE THEA., 239 W. 47 St., N. Y. 19 tled in jobs appropriate to their people — they seldom agree.