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HILLSIDE, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTlI Times To Increase E Bonds Go Advertising Rates Mother Reads Story Of Lunchroom^ or ’ Hillside Times announces '"sav in6rei^in)jad.vertisiftg rates.v Ship Named After Son Jr. High School Heads Of Both Governing Over Top 1946, the January 3r4 U.S.S. Leslie L. B. Knox*" This marks toe first Increase AlsO C o n tr ib u te d gftfcire ■'“J? ” £ accordance with Ty- Opens Jaijkiary 7 since the newspaper -.vp, started w. i ■■ * % r— phoon-Plan 'X South, Typhoon Don- ia.4924. New rate cards.mjiy <# 35 H jlfcn dltion III set. Steaming ' In Board Qf ucation, Bodies Will Be Changed be , obtaffiSd” at the office a t toretoTOTrther of Lt. Leslie Ln^ S company with TU 95.5.20 escorting In Drive .1443 North Broad1 street, or- win- “to have "LST group'62 from 'Okinawa, Japan Parent-Tei Group Dr. Konzelmaiui W ill Do hqen the first Hillside casualty of 1 ~ — - - - Both Main Quotas Have be mailed'upon request.. >—• to .San Pedro Bay, Leyte, p, j Join In O World War II, this, week .made CTU In USS—Johnson- (DE702); Woman’s Death Is Health Physician’s Worii —in creased circulation 'isvJhe~ public a letter from Charles Quinn, Expresses Thanks I Been Reached, Making prime,, reason for the fete Convoy > Commodore in 3-1; USS The cafeteria Without Compensation i ohahge. In addition the rise L t Comdr. Executive Officer of toe Johnson reported possible sub con­ Morris Junior High School w Loan Most Successful U.B.B. Leslie L. B. Knox (DE 580), tact. Convoy executed emergency open tor business on Monday Ved Suicide A chaijge in the chairman of the-w ta labor and material costs have the vessel named in memory of For Being Revived wnshlp COfiimittde and presid en t With only a few la y s remaining made It necessary to take the’ turn of 48” to port. USS Johnson uttry 7» it was announced yesterday her.ton.-and a history of the ship. (DE702) reported passing astern of by-Dri Wayna Ta Branomrsupervis- Found On Kitchen 4he-Board of Healtth. neither: ej&z- ijffiHLrtlie close of this Sampaign, step. Prior to,, during toe war Lt. Comdr. Quinn, wrote, in a letter Quick Work By Police. ark the Hillside has exceeded It* th period and since the war’s end, her, and later r eported a second ing principal. Meal tickets for the dated December 4, as follpws: torpedo fired at her by sub. students will soon go on sale. It is Floor, Gas Jets Open Firemen Saves Woman imzation meetings of these two quota In the .Victory Loan Drive, interest in local news appearing ies on New Year’s Day at nodlftr It was announced this morning by in the"Hiliside Times has risen _ 3 l a m taking-the liberty of send­ “A% 5. 1948—Aircraft reported plaimed to serve one hot lunch, a Death last Thursday afternoon of ing you a oopy of' the ship’s history f a n Dr. Branom., said, a meal that he audiitorium of the Abram Pr Jamas A) Onell, Hillside chairman. to hew heights. down a t sea. Proceeded to investi­ Mrs. Esther' R/ Weicksel, 46, of 54 ris Jumor High School on C(X# The total of e bonds sold up to since commissioning, i know it will gate on orders of CTU at full speed. will b e well balanced in every re-, Mertz avenue, from illuminating The attention value for ad­ be of interest to you to read of spect. The cafeteria will be oper- last nlgiit was $199,640.04, the quota vertisers, is greater than it has Made black smoke to facilitate gas was-listed .by police as suicide. ed officially this morning by being«$190,000. Uhls is believed to| the cruises of toe good ship Knox. sighting. Commenced firing to . at- »bed by jthe Board of Education l l She was found on the kitchen floor, ever been before. With 2,413 1 bonjunGtion -with the-Junior High Gold, of 1485 Mima . tmeni dishi.p Clerk Howard J. Blby-fiJl Be the hest E bond record of juiy men and women In the armed “We are now tied up to-Pier 3 tract attention of plane. Plane wltii'ali five burners on the range wgs: revived reeqntly after a t toe, H.S. Naval Repair -Base in sighted bearing 175°T. Effected School P.T.A. ing a .caucys of the townshjj of the War Loan drives. The total forces Hillside residents during turned on, according to police. Ef­ overcome by coal gas fumes mitteernen last night. ^ jM of E bonds sold to date is 2,457. toe war period -turned eagerly- San Diego where the ship is being rescue of PBM3C personnel con­ Hot lunches costing 24 cents will forts to revive the ‘ woman .,oy the home, Mrs. Gold declared be sold 65 the .students forKorea, with fob -Weieksel—in^ipgt-ing— Hdlcbmbe Funeral Home, Fieri? lowing units'of T G -70.3: USS Bis- equipment and furnishings, which By the lime I was able to dial The TSwq a good deto of action: include a counter and refrigeration the Department and had Elks Team Closes ngton, for J, Harder Quick, of 138 “June 23, 4to»t-OomOqrt Dlv 67 oayne (AGO-18), USS Woodson been under treatment by t)r. Ber.- Clark street, who died suddenly last (DE359), USS Metivier (DE-582) ■units and a new gas range. ,A sur­ nard S. Bolten, of Newark. lith the selec’ Ritual Contest. transferred biSfgee to USB RUey vey of the building for the purpose formation, I was completely 'out.' Thursday of cerebral hemorrhage (DE-579),.. Dn^rway from NOB, USS R df (DE-362). CTG 70.8 to . Mrs, Weicksel .was: hom JnB enm of Dr. Hi onzelmann^as .....The~ EllcS ritual - was -performed inMasonic Hospital, El Paso, Tex. USS Blscayne (AGO isl and1 Oom- was: made by Herbert R. Ottor then 1 have - been - commended by—my the board.- Dr. Konzel Norfolk in accordance with orders chairman of tile building committee Sylvania’ and had resided here neighbors and family for the before District Deputy Ernest V. He was 70 years old'. Rev. George of CTF60 dated 21 JUhe conducting CortDlv 15 In USS Woodson (DE- about four years. She also leaves Iffered to discharjge the Rettiiio, of Hillside, last Tfcfthsday Sgholten, S pastor of Neshanic Re- 389). — " ■ . but since resigned.. Mrs. Emmet T. foresight I used, for had I wasted duties o___ a i'd of Health physician sortie search far. DOS 46 from White^-another former member of a son. Calvin Weicksel. three sisters tost-anether few seconds, I believe iiifht by the ritual team^of ’^Hixed—Gl^irch, will conduct the Hampton Roads to North Africa. “ Sept: 17,- 1948—Underway' from and a-brother. The body was taken as well as president, but will ra ;Lqdg$ J691 at the local clubhouse anchorage to Jinsen Harbor, Korea ■the board, also worked oh the there would now be one resident ceive no compensaition for the for­ services. Interment5 will, be in Ne­ “July 12. 1944-^Enemy plqnes to I project. to the Honeywell Funeral- Home, less m Hillside. Die first aid crew on Ijjlraide avenueS*.Thfi, Hjlkide: shanic Cemetery. Vicinity of convoy. 0331 sighted and escorting USS Refuge (AH-ll) as 1070 North Broad street. mer work, for which he had betii antt-mtae screen from Jinsen, resorted, to .oxygen and- after,, re­ denfimstration closed a conteE be- Mr. Quick was born near Werts^ engaged enemy bomber to torpedo Funeral services, were hfeld" Sat- previously paid $1,000 annually. J ing(^ duoted among lodges of the Ktor^a to Shanghai, China in ac­ maining In the house with the oxy­ ’ Com mil tee Lineup 4 yJlle,,N.7J.> and was a former resi­ type " run, W34 -plane retiring’, urday afternoon by. Rev., Arthur gen for about two hours, they.suc­ distriofe, ■ _ •. . cordance with ComThFlt dispatch : North wood,“ pastor of the Elizabeth Organization of the, committee dent o f NStiianic Station, where he; ceased fire ^ 0339 to 0344 convoy t e l 151144. Fine Bus Driver For cessfully revived tfa j : ; It . was announced that January 9, was active in local affairs. He was ing, 0345 sighted and engaged Avenue Presbyterian Church, and; wilt therefore be as follows: Maypr bas been set fls vMe lentatLve . date' enemy bomber dead ahead. 0346 “Seat. ~91. 1945—Underway en­ Blocking Traffic interment was .;ih -Evergreen Ceme- “May I again thank everyone of George . W. Herlich;..Public.Safety chairman of the Township Commit*?, route to Shanghai, China With for the lodge’s dinner to-tiie high tee and overseer of roads in Hills­ plane retiring; ceased fire. No Public Service bus driver, ibe boys for their quick octlqn, Raymond R. King, chairman, anc school football team. Dr. Fred Roe- apparent damage to toe enemy, pilot aboard, to company with USS and I do want tite residents of Robert 6.- Thompson; Finance, Ben boro Township for many years. He Harris (DE447), USS Munro (DE- Michael Olesky, 23, of 706 Batche.- yer is chairman for this affair. Re­ was responsible for the construction “July IS, 1944—Proceeded Into B1- lor avenue, linden, was fined $15 Hillside to know of the speedy and jamin Hale, chairman, and-Dr. Kon corder..Ellsworth ._.Z_ Stem er and- zerta, Tunisia.------432) USS DuflRft) (DE423) USS quick Work wh ich they are ftble'to zelmann; Public AffaU^7 Thdinp^f of_iniai^Hhtnises''-iTL -Nesha-nic-Sta- OTteiney (DE330) USS Koiner Friday morning- by Recorder Ells " . Leslie R. Tichenor Jr., recently sep­ , “Sept, r, 1944—Ship operating as worth J. Sterner in police court qn, chairman, . Jand Hale; Health . ^ d tiort, Somerville and Hillside. He (DE331) and USS Ourrltuch (AVI) “Week Of Prayer” Buildings,.. Dr, Konzelmann, chair arated from active .military-service, was a member of the Nefhanic Re­ unit of Oortdiv 07, Task . Force 60, charge of blocking traffic with e were welcomed by the-members.- Moored to buoy In 'Whangpoo River, man, and-*King; Library, Hale, formed Church and the Knights-of Destroyers B.S. Atlantic F le e t. Shanghai, China, A memorial service fo r Arthur J.. Underway from NOB, Norfolk for Regular appointed officers’of the Py thias of . Neshanic. He had read- Olesky, police said, parked his A.gain Arranged township will remain , as. foUowf Trowbridge, member of the - lodge,' ed in Hillside a little- over a year..._ sortie sweep for POB 53 to accord­ “Oct. 7, 1945—Sighted mine Off is in--the middle of Long-avenue Chaplain Heard At was conducted. It was announced ance with orders of OTF 60. port bow distance 1500 yards. Took Attorney,. Emil A.. Herrigei; Engl Survivors-are his daughter, Mrs. mine under .30 cal, rifle fire and at Broadway about 11 p. m. Friday,, neer, nenry Kreh Jr.; Building m that Christmas boxes were "to" be “Sept. 24, 1944—Arrived at Pal-1 December 14, waiting, for employes area plans have been made for an distributed to several needy fam­ Edna.-Manners, of Neshanic Station, exploded same with resultant high speclor, Charles Hanson, for three and a grandson, Ralph Manners, of ermo. #f, the Sun Tube Corporation on observance of the ‘‘Week of Pray­ Sinai Fund RaRy ilies of the township., A 'New Year’s “Oct,l, 1944—Ship attached to Es­ order detonation. Returned to er”. This has been g custom among i years; Recorder, Ellsworth, jj Plainfield. station. Anchored to the Yangtze Long avenue. When Officer Wil­ Sterner for three years; Road Fora . "Eve open house for members is I cort Division 67, Task Force . 60 liam Dierolf asked him to pull fur­ these churches for a number o f1 ; The. Highlight of the linai Build- planned.. Destroyers PS. Atlantic Fleet. Es­ River approaches. years but special emphasis is being ing Fuhd cwicert and rally held man, Arthur L. Riche; Treasurer Got.-9, 1946—Sighted two. mines ther over to the side, Olesky re- Harry Schnabel; Tax Searcher, AJ corting GPS 53 .from North Africa fused Tor, several Vnlftutes and also laid upon th e . plan this year be­ fiimday evening at the Sinai Con- WIDOW RECEIVES ESTATE to Hampton Roads, Va,------forward of starboard beam,10t)0 cause of-nhe^generfti world-wide t^r-br*^Tmmn7-TtownBhlp'"Fftysi’ MADE FIRST LIEUTENANT . ; d^lined~|o show his driver’s license, jtion was. an address„*by-Xap* The estate of Joseph A. Dam, --—Nov-.- 4;—1944—Underwayrdrom: yqyds distant. Exploded1 first mine ccxnditioM~r T‘Never before in the- Samson *M. Goldstein, of ciaa^Dr. H ilton M. Lilien. Hale Promotion of 2nd Lt. Herbert j. who died here* on- November 17, ■With .30 cal. * bines. Second mine accordbig to police. Officer Dierolf will be named township represent! Earle, N. J. independently to ren­ then; issued a summons. ; world's history has there been a «lyn, N. Y. He recently re-’ Wilson., husband _pf^Mrs. Violet Hall has been left to the- widow, Mat­ dezvous with CCD 67 enroute to sank, no explosion, v greater opportunity and a greater’ d. from overseas ajfter .partiql- live to the Local Assistance Board Wfison, formerly of 1253 Miriam hilda Dam, of 1155 Liberty avenue, "Oct. 26, 1945—Arrived Pearl The driver had. been warned on need for prayer than this ’ year,” King, to the Recreation Board anc Canal Zone. other occasions by radio police and g in almost- every campaign In place, to the rank of first lieutenant according to the terms of the will ’“Nov. 9, 1944—Anchored Cristobal Harbor.'L it is pointed Out. The schedule the European theatre of war. Thompson to the Juvenile Delhi was announced' yesterday by "the filed this week with Surrogate by Sg!t. Harry J. Scheutzle the pre­ for the meetings will, be as follows; quency Board; Harbor.. vious night, . . “The- 4errible plight o War Department. Lt. Wilson is now Charles A. Otto Jr. “Nov. 13, W44—Anchored Isla Monday, January-, 7, ,Hillside - Pres­ For the Board of Health, in a d i stationed at the-Medical Corps Sup- narits of the European J tiqn to - Dr, Konzelmann as presi Mfs._ Alfonzina LaCorte, of 1‘26 Balta, Galapagos Islands and ob­ byterian Ohufeh; Tuesday,, Janu- npt pl^Bepot at Binghamton, N. Y. fi^ry 6, - ^ ■ibed de^il Samuel M. Jowiifct will remain Wilder street was named adminis­ served crossing the Jne ceremonies. Long Holiday And words,’,rlTg' said. "The conditions T Tie entered the service January tratrix. of the estate of her hus­ “Nov. 25. 1944—Anchored TeavanrJ Yule Entertainment Wednesday, January 9, Oa'iyary. as secretary and registrar of vita found in eoncentratton camps .and statistics; Benjamin Summer, plumb 29, 1944, and was commissioned a band, Salvatore La Oorte, .former Harbor, Bora Bora, Society Group. Lutheran Church; Thursday, Janu­ camps for displaced persons are uK year-ago. He is a graduate of the District Court judge ’ who died on At Hurden-Looker ary 11,. Franklin Memorial Mthpdist ing inspector; Mi&s Lillian Sottun “Nov. 30, 1944—Diverted from Bonus Make Yule believable. I pro/nised them that and Miss Dorothy Erxleben, nurse: University of Pennsylvania. November 27. Manus, Admiralty Group to Hol- Christmas entertainments were Church. ’ on my return to America I shall, at landla, New, Guinea, in accord­ given by classes of the Hurden- The services * will be under the every opportupHy, make this known ance with orderss- Com. Sevento Merry For Plants Looker) School Friday before moth­ direction of the five pastors whose tmtih'-the necessary assistance^ Is Fleet. ers; visitors and the * rest of the churches are involved' in7 the plan forthcoming.'^ The Chaplain made New Year’s F/ve ,, - “Dec. 3, 1944—Diverted to Perris Factories Close Early pupils. The kindergarten enter­ and one at the five wllljPreach on each sucessive evening, un Thurs­ statement while, telling Bay, Solomon Islands for fuel! by After Presenting Gifts tained with Miss Heatherman in many experiences Jjfelping tp^alle- dispatch orders of Seventh Fleet. charge. The first grades gave a day.evening, when the meeting will the displaced Church Service be held in the Elizabeth' Avenue “Dec. 20, 1944—Arrived Biak, To Their Employees Christmas play and, recitations. ind the ^ "• Everyone in the community is . H yjention *$t fueled Mins Woendl. Departed Presbyterian Church, there will also A Christmas pageant, "The Birth be a union with the group of - ; ”The J cordially invited ‘ to share in the with UBS Susquehanna AO.G-5 for Several Hillside industrial plants of the Christ Child,” was presented A Record—Two Straight permitted their employees to enjoy churches in the other" sections of caring fi activities of the members of the rendezvous with Task Unit 76.4.24. by th e fifth and sixth grades df the O.I.J First Baptist Church on Monday Township Saves Money “Dec. 28, 1944—Arrived San Pedro a four-day Christmas hoUday, from the South End of Newark, for this Mrs. Obertrifter and Mrs. Schmandb, church is included in both of the foundation. Now jj mann serving also as the board’s physician, although without official in charge of the party. becca Fish; Gerald Koross in accor- status and without pay, the township stands to save $1,000 a year. This ship senior escort. ■ Convoy Ryan street. selections; Abraham Manko- these special activities. ''There :is^| consisting USS Octane (AF26), USS Other,.plants Which gave the four S/Sgt. Richard W. Ulrich,; of 48 no finer way to start a very Happy T, day. holiday included Sun Tube general chairman of the . "... * There were two reports which, if true,-might, have tended to Potowatomi (ATT 109) USS Chicka­ Looker, street. Building; Fund Drive; Edward Kell, New Year,” * says Rev. Raymond^ saw (ATF 83) Oorp., its subsidiary, General .Ex­ Corp, David N. Faber, of 579 Yale Marlow, pastor. disturb the peaceful functioning of the official groups. It had been trusion Corp. Cooper Alloy Foundry f the Fund Raising DU rumored that there had been some disagreement over naming the “Mar. 26, 1945—Arrived- Manila, ayenue. l Aliap L, Tumarkin, discharged niall and proceeded to Co., its subsidiary, Stainless En­ Srt. Thomas E. Roberts, of 1419 Boa recorder, with both Ellsworth J. Sterner, present holder of the post, gineering & Machine Works, Edg- chairman of the Speakers Commit-1 Collect Wast^ Paper j| and Clarence E. Kremer, former recorder, as the two chief aspirants. Subic to discharge balance of mall. . place, tee. Rabbi* Eliezer Cohen, spiritual Departed for Leyte, P. I. comb Steel Corp. and Triad Tool Corp. Henry Beck, of 217 Conklii We don’t know what went on.behind the scenes, but we imagine it Sc Die Co. closed after work on loader—of—-the—:eongrega ti ont—pre-^ Again On January fi^J .had something to do with the fact that.Sterner had to give up the —“June 1,—1946—Change of com- Avenue. mand. Ship’s Company mustbrCd Saturday. Hatfield Wire and Cable Corp. Eugene V. Zolin, of 221 Conklin avenue. sided. Because there was no Boy Scouts post when called to. military service and therefore had a chance to Co.-employes were off on Christmas (T h e total reported to date in the waste paper collectkm • this month serve only a short time as recorder. The commissioners may Have on fan tail and BuPers Confidential T/3 Steven Tonko, of 609 Chapman street. dispatch 222335 of May 1943 and Day. Employees of Lioriel Corp. F.F.C. John A. Zukowltz.'of 1301 Baker street. 4Efc*e is $18,305:" Theirexit breakfast due to’the- holiday season, the next% figured it was hardly fair for a man who;.entered the opun toy’s ser­ came in to work. Monday morning, meeting will be held at the home collectioh will take place Sunday^ vice to. lose out oh a~ political appointment. Comdespac speedletter of May 25, P.F.C. Alfred J. Muszynski, of 1299 Bright street, 1943 read by Lt. Comdr, James A. but each department held a Christ­ Corp. Robert L. Fellman, of 124l Miriam place. of- Mr. and Mrs. Israel Alexander, January 6, it Was announced yester­ mas party and the hoUday began of 1547 Munn avenue, this Sunday day by Walter jStomeman, Boy Sc&titi. In some .official quarters there is also reported to be some fros- Moffett, PSNR, Relieved of com­ Sgt. Louis Brown, of 340 Trinity place. mand by Lieut. John M. Flowers, at noqti. The HeU Corp. closed! at F/O Frank Savittieri, of 66 Mertz avenue. mofning at' 10 o’clock. Chairman of salvage chairman. He appealed to;t- itility to the present township physician. However, Dr. Milton M. noon Saturday, first presenting each the Parlor Meetings Committee is all residents foNtectude all theit Lilien is again slated for the job, so this hostility has* apparently Jr., PSNR. Harold Bloom, of 238 Williamson avenue. “July 27, 1946—Body sighted to of its 160 employes with a turkey. Simon E. Kaplan, of 1256 Oakwood avenue. Henry Goldhor.. Co-chairman is, holiday wrappings w ith the bundle^ been dissipated' tora l^rge extent. Whether it will take some other Qhistmas bonuses have also been Alexander Mooney. that are put out for the trucks*^ai form is possible, but remains to be seen. water presumably, from torpedoed Louis Fog el, of 221 Conklin avenue. PSS Underbill (DE682). Recovered paid by Sun Tube Corp., Hatfield Ens. Myles M. Yamarick, of Union, formerly of Hillside. body and lowered same for USB Wire & Cable and Triad Tool Sc W, O. (j.g.) Elmer L Davis, of 284 WiUian^on avenue - Something really ought to be done about things like this, fir Die. The quarterly bonug of Edg seems that Frederick Young, of 127 Brookside avenue, Irvington, Manuel (DE351) to,..make proper T/5 Samuel Lieberman, of 254 Williamson avenue. disposition of., comb Steel will be paid" after the S/Sgt. John Pexak, of 1595 Clinton place, ‘ was peacefully minding his - own business driving a truck for the J New- Year. Dairy land Farms -of Newark.' AH of a sudden be^diScovered his “Aug. h 1945—Underway from Sgt. Nelson L. Barth, of 201 Hollywood avenue. truck was on fire. . Quick as a flash Young thought of Fire fiead- anchorage in Buckner Bay, Oklna- Sgt. Meredith R. Davis, of 1422 Center street, ^-quarters and drove the truck where he thought it was. But Young Corp. Anthony J. Piegari, of 130 Baltimore avenue. dijln'i know headquarters h ad moved to HoUyvyoqd avenue. For- HONEYWELL tunateiy for him, however^ he^idH t^rave to drive to the new loca^ FUNERAL HOME tion. Mi Plant, police maintenance man, who is a pretty handy man ‘ Custom Made to Fit Your Car KEEP WARM IN A at lots of things, grabbed a fire extinguisher and put the fire out. LOANS! LOANS! 1070 NORTH BROAD ST. -^^e“blaze_started.fixxman-TOverheate>d~exhaustpipe-an'd~chax*red'ih:e“ . N, j HEAVY truck’s body. There should be some way of keeping these drivers To Auto Seat Covers informed .when fire houses m ove-like a subscription to the Times, EL. 2-1770 PLAID SHIRT for instance. IIB ’ Consolidate Auto Upholstering ’ $5.50 Loans R«r. $ftif0 Scp Ua for TIRE RECAPPING HIM.SIDE H fflil^— HILLCREST AGENCY Uy U rtaht k FiArit C>. Official Tire Inspection Station No. S9I 1111 U M , A n - WA. 8-MU B IL L OOLDBRRO, U g r. MEN’S SHOP National Bank 5 ED. GOTTLIEB. Prop.... HIRLEMAN’S ESSO STATION 201 Clinton Afe., Newark N. J. HOLLYWOOD AV$, comer CONANT ST. BI 2-8897 Page T w o V THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER W, 1945 iHigh School Teacher Pottsville Girl W^d |Weds Union Resident Tailored Dress To*’6 o tp . Bfcrlfragwr Accounting Service KMiss * M argaret Gaylord, higlr Nsws of Hillside High =By DOROTHY GRANT: Helps Add Bond • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dolfinger, of /Systems, Sqcial Security, in(.omE, 1 school commercial teacher, of 14Q7 oio avenue, anneen i 111■Tax, Audito, Also WwiKiy Hoot* Winners o f $3 and $1. 'A . box of mhrriage .of their,) son, Corp. Harry . keeping Service. ■ ... ■ w” ceived’a Christmas basket from the chocolates was awarded 'to the |Jo Dwighufc J. Poole, of 1051 Bertram Dolfinger, to Miss Matilda Miller, iferrace; Unioru Saturday, December G irl Reserves. The basket contained homerooip with the largest ticket D. Burgesser & food for the entire family’ for -a- of-Pottsville, Pa,7 o n Tuesday, Nov­ |22', at tiie Second Presbyterian hearty Christmas dinner Sfchickga,, Associates IShurch, Newark. Rev. Lester H. Friday's irnpressive assembly pro­ [ f P ember ^7 at a'.iiuptlal mass and vegetables, dessert and beverages. gram was a Christmas cantata, ar­ double r i n g ceremony a t ■ S t pl4e, D.D., pastor, bfficiated. Each club member was responsible 69 Lincoln Park, Newark I The b ride attended the Trenitoii' ranged, by Miss Helen E. Kleinfejter Stephens Ctofch, Port Carbon, Pa. for a different portion of the well and .-the mixed chorus. Tableau MA. 3-3854 |Normal School and Rider College, Miss Miller was given In marriage ^and has-* been' th eHJnanciaT adviser* balanced meal. The basket was. de-- scenes, returned to the sehoolT stage | j | d 1304 Liberty Ave., Hillside fey Virginia Booiip bri Sat­ after an- absence of itwo “years', In­ •by her father, Daniel Miller.. Mre, UN. 3-1187 efor the Student General Association urday. ' .Margaret Kodak, sister of the bride, p t the hig h school. She also teaches terspersed the program. The efforts Although th e entire D.B?1\, de-» of Mary E. McKeefver, Mrs. Lillian was matron 'of honor. Bridesmaids giisihess English, bookkeeping and were Miss Lai Verne' Whitaker,' of ; stenography. ating club, w ill attend the all-day Panid, Constantine Harper, Mrs. forum on "International Relations*’ Annamae Rudolph, Mrs, Clenisntlne fottsyille, and Miss' Margaret Klpt-- gr- The bridegroom, formerly of Syr­ ko, of Port Carbon. P.F.O. Daniel acuse; N. Y., returned from military t Central High School in Paterson Johnson a n d Horace MoNab made members. jw ll' actually participate annual holiday pageant. best man and ushers were. T/SgU speajchig .program. Jerry In these tableau sceijes of the John Graff, of Pittsburgh; and- MYRTLE Gottesmann has chosen as his tqpig, story nf th e nativity TV.riB igt. Emerjck Kods.li1, pf-Jinttsvlllel ‘What Solution Shall We Favor For wae^how«— es ,iMary”-'aTitt Franlt The bridefas -gown faRps of sfBr n et “St. Catheffne Scouts Palestine" and Herbie Klein has se- Casell as “Joseph.” The Shepherds and laoe, her fingertip . veil of Photo Studio leoted, "How ’Shall We Meet Rus- were played by Jerry Kent, Martin -net-and: lace being attached to a IrMark A nniversary a’s Challenge in ’thl Pacific?” Adler and Charles Bradford. Ruth .otown of pearls. She carried a Studio of Distinctive HllBlri Scout Troop Wo. *1 of St, During the afternoon session-Anna Oamblinr-Joan-Herrigal, Janotf-Gen- -bouquet-of ■ oalla—lillles.—The-nuw , {Catherine's Church, celebrated' its Louise Strong, novelist, will speak ttle.f Lorraine..WUHanis and Elaine tron of honor wore blue satin and Child Portraits first anniversary last Thursday with to the group on the topic, "Soviet Eisenberg Appeared in the ableau ohlffofa While the bridesmaids wore HAVE YOUR HOLIDAY a flag ceremony - -and—Christmas Russia in Eastern Europe.” ___ as An sels___ rose aqd yellow taffeta. They car­ PHOTOGRAPHS ta k en .now. ■/SPWty. : Rev. Joseph CarroUv ifiiai^- Informal Debate Each student received a program" ried old fashioned bouquets" of cal- naliioss snd hafav: breath STUDIG OPEN ALL DAY 1 nlftUU, blessed, th e ‘flags land spoke Before-sehoei---elosed~fQit-Hhe- mimeographed fay the- uglae pr-ao- —^bri^-ljr on the Tneainmg^iyrthe Girl tlce classes of Miss Margaret Gay­ “ Guesrs were from Camp Picgett, Christmas holiday, Ue^hie •K,.laln-qT>^. Lynchburg, Staunton, Va.; Mary­ • PHOTO SERVICE DEPT — Seout laws- and~-promiae;——Gregg Richie Daniels debated informally lord. Costumes were lent through ^ eunningham, commander of the Ar- the-courtesyi-sf the Ffarafilcltn Memb:- land; Reading, Indiantown Gap, • ROLL FILMS DEVELOPED ■'ith two representatives from -Xrv^ Pottsville,: Port Carbon, Harrisburg • 24 HOUR SERVICE gonne Post complimented' the girls I Joan Crawford inspects the new Roosevelt poster for the March- ington’s debate team. The debate, rial Chiirtdi. their achievements. I of Dimes, January 14>31. Since the National Foundation for Infantile S tudent Body Joiiis and Pittsburgh, Pa.; Massachusetts; with-r-Jeiry Gottesman, club presi­ Bloomfield, Irvington, N e w a rk ,, Printing - Enlarging - Coloring If . Gifts m ade by the girls were dis- | Paralysis was founded in 1938 by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Miss Craw- dent, acting as moderator, was on tributed to their mothers and dads." ford has assisted in the annual drive for the sinews of the war The entire'atudent body, led' by Elizabeth,' Hillside and Kenilworth, Copying the 'topic of compulsory military the mfaed chorus and. Miss ’Klein-' ' I. J. rBroofclyn and New York City; -Christmas carols were sung by the | against polio. * training' and was held in the library- 284 LONG AVE. HILLSIDE i.^diip assisted by Mrs. John De-„ felter, opened the cantata with -the After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. w ith a portion of the invited school* Phone WA. 6-0563 JfBrunner a t the piano. Christinas - carol, “Silent Night.” The Dolfinger- -are_hpw_jnaking . their % ‘Assisting Mrs.' Gannon and' Mrs. body present. ^TKg contest was not- home in Pottsville. ' Enrolls For Course Teachers’ Salary judged. tableau. “Annunciation”, followed JRoward', troop leaders, Were Mrs. This Irvington ~ debate arid“otKera ) Julian Harszy, Victor/ Boutot - and In Fashion Modeling Chairman Honored With Ray Eagle .and Madeline Slot The Hillside A Teachers Associa­ scheduled wttii Weequahic, Jeffer­ boda and th e quartet singing in ac- T-Mte W alter Eho«&-r eoirimittee metti- NEWYORKH Afidrey Phyl- son,: Union/ -South Side-and^- several- bers,' Refreshments were served. lis Herman, of 253 Belle view terrace. tion presented Mrs.* Ruth Maull with" other high schools -in Essex County- ebmpahlment with the nifited chor­ for Victory Bonds By home sewing. Mrs. DeBrunner, Brownie Troop Hillside. N. J. one of a group of 4 n old fashioned English-style Shef­ us. Joan Fleming appeared sing­ Patterns available at nearby stores. jeader, celebrated on Monday with are to develop the speakers'! debat­ V. S, Trtamry Departmnt girls Fcarefullyj selected to study field; silver -t-ra-y- -a-t its-meeting and ing. -J;fiJ^Giqu^.for W ing “O H oly .Night" and the next /:a Christinas party and Mrs. J. modeling, has just enroUed for a tableau- scene Was accompanied by i Mahoney and Mfs. ""William'' Ris- : tea held -recently., Mfs. MauH, who of the seasoh,_the state debate tjomr-^ tr^^Oim njonds^ course "at7the Barbizon." S tu d ld of nament in:the Spring;..... ' Ray -Eagle—and—the-.chords singing Miss Anderson Engaged : BM rirf Troop 15 at St. Catherine’s, Fashion Modeling, 576 Fifth avenue; was chairman or the asociatioflT A second local scholarship has "Apparitions to Shepherds." Eagle ^celebrated Tuesday. largest school of its kind in America, and the g irls’ chorus rendered “A To Minnesota Resident g iir::Tv;...... ggj ; ' . j - salary guide committee, has resigned been announced by the Rotary Club O nly the ‘S S e s t d u a lity ttractive brunette, Miss Her* from the high school faculty. Cor­ of Hillside for a\ graduating student. Star.” N ancy ,Simpson sang “Ave Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, §||ewark Girl Fiance^ _';;j a graduate of the -Hillside sages were presented bo- the other The Milton / Singer Memorial Maria.” of Center street, announce the en­ l-Hlgh—Sehoolr-and-is-a—fermer-sbu*- For the song, "At the .Manger,” members of the ~"coniMtiee7~Mm Srfiolarehip isr again being offered gagement of their -daughter. Mar­ r - — ■— ^ ------\ - Of Hillside Resident ‘ dent of the University of Connect­ A: L. Johnson, president, arid!. Mrs. Raymond Eagle, Betty: Weinblatt this term. | garet Ann, to Alvln-C. JenS^n, son ;• Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Feinsmith ofl icut;. Storr^, Conn. She is now Nettie Estabrook, who , served as Applicants for hpth these awards and Phyllfa Berger sang lead parts Newark*. announce the engagement attending New Ydrk University here, hostess at the tea. will be judged on the basis of a tn the chom s and in die tableau of Mrs. 0. Ei. Jensen, of Clements,' j/yOf their daughter Natalie to Manuel taking modelingdn her spate time. The salary schedule recent#'1 competitive examination, to be giverh representing "The Holy Family,” Minn., and the late M r., Jensen,*.' At—Barbizon Miss Herman : wiil Doris Robert_sang SMary’s Lullaby.” £MTS • DRYGOODS more, 1501 Munn avenue. lunior Achievement companies at work. Both Miss Daners and* her fiance SHOES ----- f ------HOUSE FURNISHINGS -are—graduates, \ of ~ Hillside—High School. Pvt. P€ckmore is stationed J. A. KEMCO SUN NOVELTY CO. with the Air Transport Command Floor. Glo, self-polishing: liquid wax, will simplify Beautiful Metal Bracelets and Ornaments. * a t Grenier Field. Manchester, New your housework. Hampshire, Two sizes of Floor Glo are now in production. They Samples are now being made of individually designed are attractively packaged in bottles With bright labels. -Ptone^’tJiNlonvllle 2-5096 ■ COAL and COKE CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Metal Bracelets. Other ornaments are planned for future . ■SCIENTIST • A sk your local merchant for J. A. Kemco’s “Floor Glo/* Do*You Know production. Within a few weeks we will be ready to accept LET-US SERVE YOU “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE” fa ttlJ o r write to out company at Junior AcMevedient Headquar­ Lesson-Sermon silbject for Sunday, ters, 1301 Liberty Avenue. Watch for more Kemco orders. Contact us at Jimior Achievement Headquarters, December SO. Your Eyes? Federico Fuel Service • GOLDEN TtelT: "The ransomed products. 1301 Liberty Avenue. . ^ loi the. Lord shal) return, and come Frequent headaches f 1 «" - OIL BURNER SERVICE to Zion with songs and everlasting and nervous fatigue joy upon their heads: they sdiall may be warning , you ■ *•____ON THE AIR______:____ i INSTALLATION - REPAIRING---- ■obtain JoyTind gladness, and sorrow that your eyes need and sighing shall flee away.” (Isaiah glasses. Heating Oils 1-2 38:im- ■ These)and other J. A. companies in Hillside will be spotlighted by “Teen-Topics,” teen-age' SERMON: Passages from . fte dKing:raames~.Viii'SloilIOf-b:tSe--iitBle IgtMg program put mhy. the JuniDcJtadio Services-Co.: a J. A. p.ntorprise, over WAAT, Saturday,- 354 HILLSIDE AVENL HILLSIDE, N. J. Include:, 1 For Appointment" December 29, at 8:45 P. M. “Arid I saw another mighty angel / - . , 4 • , - ’ . ■. : •* ■oome—down ■ from heaven, ■clothed Phone Bigelow. 3.0258 with a cloud . . . And he had in H6ar John Mackemull, President, and Thornton Turner, Production*Manager of J. A. Kemco. his hand a little book open : DR. FRED H. (Rev, 10:1,2) Correlative passages _____ ELASTIC HOSIERY fro m “SoiencemdHeHtlhwiffi“Eey ROEVER, JRi The most popular song in Hillside High, “Syniphony,” sung by Nancy Simpson, accompanied- ABriQMINAL BELTS to Ihe asriptures” by.Mary Baker Eddy include: ■ Optometrist ■by Laura Presby:' Also heard will te menibersof .Jw;^67^ho hah FromTTmside. B 6rf~fo^ SCHARFENBERGER’S' “This angel message whioh comes tp listen. Jieard ?very $atvrday„,theteaFter .(.stanM ng^anuibiy^^^ A. M. uvu WAAT. truirr OPdi 'cnjlHeirwiirClT dloud; W m Elizabeth Avenue / Elizabeth, N. 3. prefigures divine Science. Mortals, Opp. Ellxabelh Avu...... o b ey -th r -hgaveniy -evangel. ~~ -rake' divine - Science. Read this book . NEWARK, N. J. -- ■ - - I This sp a c e contributed b y th e h h x s id e tim es Irom beginning to end. Study it, ponder it,"

Informed public opinion ta' the m oot •] ent of 1)1 restraints upon mlegoveramei W MM ^ 17 la M pup jh m m ■ m ■ m a J » w w ...... Baiwime ramw Interpreter* h i l l s i d e feMITORIAL PACE P««P1*. ’•'To ■

Si)? Itjilbiiir ©unra ^h arlie Joins March of Dimes PermanentlGoodwill I t ’s A D a t e Committee Planned Printed' and Published e v ery Thursday at 1443 North Bread Street, Hillside, New Jersey. Rev, Harold Ar Hamblin, 1 pastor Today of Franklin Memorial Methodist Christmas party for. crippled chil Church, announced 'this w eek that TH E HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY dren by Hillside Rotary Club.----- 'his church and the Jewisffi Counc Sidney Sllverstein...... Business Manager Christmas party a t Ouh Pack 183 of Hillside are planning, t o form Hobert Kaplan ...... Editor Tomorrow perfrianfent good will ponrm i ttee. Fi ______Telephone WAverly 3-2465 the past nave been responsible for good will nue Presbyterian .Church. SI festivals and othw'liit^r-faith Ac­ a s SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S I Tuesday tivities, and the ppopose<3 cdhimit/' ? 8 The TIMES trill be sent to any p a r t ot the United States lor ^A nnual New Year^sl^ay reQrganu lee vyould" “have charge o-f si'mtlar the re& lar subscription price oi $2.90 a year, single copies S cents. zatlon meeting of Township Com- events in; the future, ^ B i l l s Postage 3e Canada and foreign countries m ust be added to these rates. mi'ttee and Board oi Health. m pf tT ,£*1 COMMUNICATIONS AUTOIST FINED The TIMES is tafways pleased to publish letters and other items Meeting of Woman’s Club of Hillr —Recorder Ellsworth J, St-erner last m s ^ M L z of interest to readers, and invites such, communications. The name Thursday fined Jack Sheppard, 44. and address ot the w riter must be given i n every- case, not necessarily of 18 North Carolina^rfvemae, Atlan­ to r publication but as ah evidence ot g ood faith. Anonymous com­ tic City, $20 on two 'charges of care­ - r ..... munications will not be published less driving, here. Oh’ November 5. -He-had-been-turned-over lq Hinirffha- m m police by Essex CoUniy' -authorities ' Meeting of Junior Woman's Club, on a warrant after he fa ile d to an- ■ Tommy played successful dates Meeting oi VJP.W. Auxiliary. —: summons. Dailey Downbeat .“ the*-Adams -and Earle Theatres, Township Committee meeting. Newark and Philadelphia, respec­ January 9 V."', By Frank Dailey tively. He is slated to be ir, Jersey Hillside Avenue P.T.A. meeting. Hello, Everybody: ■ City, .^Friday night, December 28. Meeting of Say brook 1?.T.A, . Radio City Musi; Hall upped the Ton y igastor, currently at the January 14 tariff tor the first- time since Pearl SieadoittESok, is experimenting with , Opening of i n f ^ paralysis Harbor for-- Hie Oinemagniflcent hypnosJA®6b slater, of WOR,1 Ls fund campaign. •‘Bells ot SJ,. Mary's”. This 13 a n ­ reported^^lrandling this asslgn- January 15 other Crosby-Bergman best-seller fieht. nSildenjgllj, Tony would Board df Health meeting. >u won't w ant to miss. like t o be hypnotised Into getting January ZZ Artie Shaw JH fpTiriofe waxings soother vocallst-_jn replace Ruth Township Committeermeeting. i ioS-Wotor. Sdalto seirttlebutt has McOullough WHO left the b in d 'td r an hairing. it h e’s retiring from -the podium Hillside Avenue P.TAV Board for movie production. Look magazine, in Its annua: pre- meeting. More -listeners reported tor M ar- diotiane . of ..the forthcoming -year, January .26 l B olck's Make . Bell^YC. Ballrooin musica lly nioks' Star. Kenton - an d •Theatre party of junior Woman’s than *fW a n y otrir B;30 to 7":80 4S b a n d as the “Band of the Year”. fclubr FIRE-LIKE AN spot. -Join th e happy throng- Inissae of January 8,M4BouVon i’s on TO3BW, SS -stands Christmas Day. le s t ENEMY WEARONI The One Thing Most Couples Dee Brown is the current attrac- year thOOK selected the Woody >n - at the Hotel * pennsylva.nl n Herman bancLand-Woody-m&de -the IN SO. PACIFIC Charlie McCarthy is no dummy, according to nlne-vear-mn having succeeded Frankie Carle or. grade to true fashion. Of the top AR production is stopped by he bandstand. Hannah Toomey of 335 East 55th Street, New York City. At least Quarrel About! The One ranking white bands today, Kenton he is right there when i t conies to a good cause such as th e March' fire just as surely as -by ~enemy .The EtanaotmtL-ls-getting more Is ra te d second- only the H er­ rowds than M acy'sthose days. man herd1. to £j®*K* anuary.1i‘SL Whilc ***** Bergen looks on, J?a" nah. shpYiS C“F,U® ° “* of the new ‘*™e cards for school chil’ Problem Easily Solved— Woody Herman's there plus R ed infantile .paralysis, Hannah was aided by the Keep every plant funning full Norvo ar.d a swing group hat h e ’s SAYBROOK BOARD TO MEET ^ t!“nal. Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and wants to see 1 time by' irispectinjt for i r e m ? tdd ea to his -eet-up. • . Say brook School P.T.A.. executive other unfortunate children have the sam e care. • . ards. and killing.-them, i Hildegardd's JRftteigti Room h a s a board will'm eet Wednesday, Janu­ When youVe let BTlTs pile up because of an tew time; 8:30 Wednesday, same ary 8, 1946; at 1:80 p. m. at the home Oft request we will gladly station. ' r— - -> - of M rs. Franklyn Lange, of 1233 Over $1600 Xmas beginning pf the [campaign, sent iiy furnish a selj-Inspection emergency such as illness, unexpebted pur- T a mmy Tucker and h is band open Sfilem... avenue. Mrs, A.--C. Bhihm their. contributions /at- 'Hie last mo­ blank id guide yow it the Hotel New Yorker, January will, assist as co-hosteaa. Seals Sold/Here ment,” he said. -vwWe are grateful hases, or an essential trip— don’t let them be­ to them for doing so.” Within • a come a'cause of family squabbles! Pay'those David Dor of the Hillside few d ays, the^ Uniiomi County Tuber. National Ba: Treasurer of the culosls - League, 3jlc. will embark “bill? all artJnce, witfTa convenient loan from Christmas' Seal Sale, states that re­ upon its 19i0 program which has turns for Christmas Seal Sales been planned 'to ipeet the po^t wer HENRY MICHAEUS0N -Then take plenty'of time to pay back, in PFEIFFER’S which - ended- December—25 tyere health heeds' • of | this dommunity. •GENERAL AGEMT $1630.25 iri Hillside. This program made 1 possible by the i ili^mounts^tHat won’f dent the family’s “A number of persons who for­ Seal Sale willyhelb the' residents of 170 HILLSIDE A V E . budget. RESTAURANT AND TAVERN got to make their returns at the our ^community.' 1 • HILLSIDE, N. J . KARL W. PFEIFFER, Prop. . WAverly 3-5353 . Formerly Manager Irvington Elks Restaurant 282 CHANCELLOR AVENUE, C om er Aiding Street THE HILLSIDENATIONAL RANK NEWARK/ NEW JERSEY For Firmer Gums, • -—4UNGHEO N^l^fsJoon-^o* 3 P.M. HERBERT A. FISCHER ^Tember of Federal t g Get The Hillside Tim es at . x Herbert A. Fischer, S2/c; 18-year- Brighter Teeth, a Sparkling Federal Reserve System DpoHit Insurance Corp DINNER Daily 5 f 9 P . M. — $1.00 ' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischer, of 1151 Liberty avenue, is SUNDAY DINNER 12'Noon to 9 P. M. — $1.50 serving on the U.S.S.. Paricufin AL HAUSER somewhere in the South Pacific. A Smile—use OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS Dining Room Open.. From 1Z Noon to I P. M. ^ graduate^f ^llsid e PHghHcH^ ^ ^ Stationery ijrivate*' Room Available For Banquets And Parties enlisted last March. His brother,- Frederick Fischer, IPANA and MASSAGE Phone WAverly 3-9578 Sl/0, 'Who has been, "in the service Toys - Candy tiiree years and was also in. the South Pacific-on thei U.S.S. :Weber, Newspaper Delivery expects to bediseharged soon.

p y r your smile on the credit .may advise the "stimulation of A side—make it bright and at­ Ipana and massage.” V^HtRETo 60-MIHBT TOOO tractive as it dan be! - , Each time you brush your Don’t take chances with “pink teeth, massage k little extra tooth brush.” Give your gums Ipana onto the gums". Ipana the same regular care as you do Tboth Paste is designed not only : your teeth. to clean teeth but, with mas­ If you should ever see “pink” sage, to help your gutbs to be- ‘ We Cater to Small Parties on your tooth bmshf-see your, come firmer, healthier. dentist at once; It may not be v Get a tube of Ipana todays C o c h r a n e ’ s EL. 3-9323 serious but get his advice. Per­ and start tonight with Ipana and haps he’ll tell you that your massage. Let this sensible dental COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1274 North Broad Stre gums are lazy—fobbed of health­ routine help vou.to have firmer ful chewing by today’s soft food, gums, brighter teeth — a spar­ Andg like so many dentists* he . kling, more attractive smile., p 2 BIG FLOOR SHOWS NlGHTL SONNY CAA 8R0LL’*5 For Banquets or Parties—Large i Phone Bigelow 2-8826 For Reservations' SUPPERr » 149 MEEKER AVE., NEWARK, N. J., Opp. Weequhio Park

ENTERTAINMENT FRI., SAT & SUN. NITES PINE FBI. NITE—TONE WORTHING TRIO SAT. A SUN. NITES—WELCOME HOME BOYS TRIO TAVERN TASTY SANDWICHES — SHUFFLEBOARD *40 LONG AVENUE - /* WAverly 6-8587 IPANA TOOTH PASTE GALA NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY in Htllsi^gb^iristol-Myers Company Enjoy Good Clean Entertainment Where ERIC’S YoirWill Meet Your Friends. Reservations, ,T A V E R N 1425 N. Broad Street, Opp. Mertz. Awe. WE RESPECTFULLY URGE THE CONSERVATION OF COAL 17 U JR, i l l A iV ' ■' DINNER SERVED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY — CATERING. SUNDAYS] 12-9 P. M. T Buy Victory Bonds mm R E STAURANT . Phone P56£ GORMAN COULDRON, Prop. Get th e Ben efits B A R &. GRILL Route 29 — Near Flagship — UNION W illiam Hale Coal Co. o f Summer Sunsliim e T.374 Liberty Ave. - Phooi DNIonvme 2-224^ Hilbide

UNCLE TOM’ S DELICIOUS PIZZERIA EACH LOAD DELIVERED IB CAREFULLY WEIGHED Y o u can Simulate Florida sunshine tight at’ home—;lri the Italian TomatoM He* l stormiest winter weather. Sunbathe under a sunlamp. TAVERN BAKED IN OUR NEW MODERN OVEN B10 HILLSIDE AVENUE NW Liberty A ^ Ultra-violet rays give you a tanned outdoor look apd help y o u to bujld resistance: infra-red. rays relieve pains find "Beil Foods * Moderale PHcei aches. For sale at Public Service stores or see 'your electric WE CATER TO P SUPER DINER dealer. ROUTE 29 Mr BLOT BT. I TONY’S MEETING ROOM AV Management of Gabriel A, Gabriel P\7BLIC(M) SERVICE V TA VERN . r 245 HOLLYWOOD AVENU Biting the family. You will like our food and our service. l V"

Rage Four THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY; DECEMBER 27, 1945

G J. Employees Will Get Vacation Checks Your Garden "phis Week "^tSrefaTT^W ument Qorporation Of Elizabeth distributed- vaca- “wHere to b u y . it ’,~-,where to get good sFR vtrF By FR E D . P . m w o r.------SUCUeSSlCEn. oi bioom in Marcn and Its 2,2(?0 employees, Vihcent J. Me County Agricultural Agent early. * April will result., • House - Gardeners' Who have been late in plants will benefit from a thorough Manrt; director of industrial'rela­ inspection at this time of the year. tions said yesterday. . planting tnliD. hyacinth and nar- If they harbor insects, do some­ Every workerCwho has* been in the cissus bulbs can still p(ut them -in thing . about i t Unless you do, company’s employ .five years or more COMMUNITY the ground where it has; not frozen. your plants may not survive, for received two weeks pay,, and “ rhting the insects , Many tulips planted on Christmas )jectio_a_Jack those, employed.: from- one to four. rBay have .toloomed ■ygars::,;receiYedziime-.-W.eek!s .“pgy~ nt ojf suifilght "fir Every employee who has beennwifcli “lbjTyear. , . the company at-4east 30 days was T?he secret of success with latp using spray in paid for.. Christmas Day and -New BUSINESS DIRECTORY planting is to mulch the ground) siffiply immerse Year’s Day. .. , plants in a pail carefully after the bulbs are m, The dayTollowtng the distribution place. This helps keep the frost ’ diluted aobord' of the vacation checks General in­ Appetizers, Pickle 'Products Supplies • Feld, Pmritry and Dairy j • Printers, Stationers excessive water from the foliage be- during; the winter. The bulbs maSjjt to permit a complete plant inven­ live even though ja mulch ip//not fore ’ placing the plant back in its IRVING TABATCHNICK RUCK Telephone Directory window o r sta n d r "CSTfe should” be tory. - -This was -impossible during Poultry, Dairy, Dog Food at applied, but they wjll try to deyqfop -because-—the—oorpepaMoir “ TABS” Herring Products uilclin RTlTT'TTTAP’nxvxjixx xiiiiLU-iviuLLLER TWTttpt t rm ««CC foots at m g taken to see^t fratilttle or ’TKrlTr DRAKE COAL COMPANY jsecttcide touches the soil. was-",erfgraged''"reh:iaT’e,lj5? •'in_"th!dar' PHT- Pickled Herring at its Best CONCRETE BLOCKS APPETIZERS, PICKLE PRODUCTS same time in the spring and t^e duction of vit&l 'material for every Roofing • Siding - Insolation 348 NYE AVE., IRVINGTON PRINTERS : STATIONERS results will not be satisfactory. ' Protecting Plants WA 6-1612 1554 MAPLE AVE. Irving Tabatchnick, 1554 Maple branch, of the military service. r FABYAN PL. & LYONS AVE. Aye.; Hillside, WA 6-1612. ESsex*3-5780 8 HOLLYWOOD AVESCF. V Hyacinth,. Narcissus Where there are no facilities for On January 3, . . when, production Special 'prices- for parties, —Q^asumtionsj—Bar-Mits^ahs—- NEWARK, N. J. WA' 3-0200 ! "COAL ------FUEL OIL Phone ELizuhetli 2-48k» -^-Hyacinth .and narcissus- bulbs can' Imjmogfilhg the planfesr-they can—be will j >e—resumedr-General Instru­ AUTO BODY WORK ’ Brunswick* Auto Body Co., ino, 438 be potted in December for indoor washed with a ’sbft .bi$sh or cloth ment' will~conduct the largest labor recruitment in its 23-yeafriiistory. ^Elizabeth Ave., Newark, BI 2-9537. bloom. K eep them in a cool cellar dipped in the insecticide. If this until the pots are full of..roots. A More. than <1,2Q0 workers wllli^ha. Auto Body Work -Rv-Sr King, *5 Mertz Ave., Hillside, • Florists plan 'is'“followed; hmvever,' added .to the present personnel, W • Cemeteries Vriear N. Broad St, WA 6-0548. * Radio Service to cover all the parts of, the—plantr meet-the—recQi^prodnnttonTrsriheriz rnthony—B1. Schafer------AUTO REPAIRS FUNEEAU DESIGNS especiaiiy the unddrside of the ule for 1946, Mr. McMann added. The Human Element ------Residence ORange 3-0303 GRACRLAJip Maxon—Motors, Inc;^;1444 NOrtET OUT FLOWERS UN. 2-0333-M leaves and the “nodes “where leaf AUTO COLLISION WORK Broad* Bt*. Hillside, WAi 3-2832. * B y B. N. BOND stems join the branch. • .. . . M em orial P g rk - - DELAWARE VALLEY RADIOS REPAIRED AUTO SERVICE STATIONS I have laughed at thousands, A bulletin on-house plants is avail­ BUY VICTORY BONDS BRUNSWICK Kenilworth, Ni J. . NURSERY COMPLETE HOME ANf) AUT able free on request to Agricultural FREE PERPETUAL UPKEEP Jay’s Ainoco Service, Hillside Ave,, AUTO BODY OO.. INO. A Garden of Sacred Memerlea in a eor. North Broad .St., Hillsi.de, 948 S., BROAD ST. eor. King St. RADIO' SERVICE Agjent, Court House, Elizabeth 4, setting of jr&re beauty and exquisite Ehone EXJxabetli 8-8690 New J ersey.— — ___ AND. STAM PS- harmony. The coat is surprisingly low WA. 3-9856. All Work Guaranteed -—They-broughl out-the family • ah W,lth free perpetual- care. ! __ -- -20:: ;:Y!EhA!ftS*~JEXPERlENC"E” -bum; Everybody looked a^-turnr-ar TELEPHONE HOaeUe 4-5756 BAKERIES -it. There was mother; dad^and HiHside _Center Bakery, 1315 Lib- S & M RADIO we two—brother and I. Of ctjbser Rfifl-nishirig Of Motor Cars eriy Ave,, Hillside. • Furriers the.. Conrads were , there. They are- Body and Fender Work BELTING, PULLETS Sales & Service cthe very best friends mjrfolks have, ■ Eattm&tea Given * Cleaners and Dyers Ehrich Supply Co., Route 29 and FOG12L. -!i 38814, 'LONG AVENUE 1 and, they know all the pictures-by. J DAVE’S HARDWARE - John St., Hillside, UN 2-3083. | 1576 Maple Avenue Comer Williamson Avenue R. S. KING HILLSIDE, Ng-Jy____ heart. They never tire of hearing BICYCLES an d r e p a ir in g FOR FINE FURS about the | pictures, jfor they, them^. 4 WAyerly 3-0375 . _ . .Electrical Appliances Repaired i MK.RTZ AVE.. near N. Broad St, JO YET Telephone WA. 3-1565 HILLSIDE WA.erlj S-SS4I Tind&li’s Bicycle Repair Shop, 1234 selves are a part nf many_pf th^n._ T We have a- complete line, of PAINTS, including KEMTONE, - DRY CLEANERS Woodruff Ave., Hillside, EL 3-1349, 242 Lyons Avenue W (ffiy Broth er a n d l ) used to x SHERWIN-WILLIAMS, NU-ENAMEL. ROOF ^ REPAIRING. Hoiiseturnishings — Hardware — Garden Tools & Seed BUILDING SUPPLIES WALD RADIO '-giggle and titter so very much 1574 MAPLE AVENUE . Ruck Building Materials, In&, Fab- Newark whenever--the- family- album came Bakeries _ WAverly 6-2418 *_ yan PI. and Lyons Ave., Newark. Recor ds-—Ele c tric Appliance out. There was that funny-one WA 3-0200. HOBBY SUPPLIES with mother and dad sitting and Lovely BIRTHDAY & WEDDING PICK-UP AND DELIVERY • Insurance RADIO REPAIRING standing side by side. Then thejre CEMETERIES ____CASES TO ORDER at Graceland Memorial Park, Kenil- — OUR NEW LOCATION — was—the -one—of—each of us—fcwo- -27_5 Lyons Ave. COf^GllIfonT5 kids—one taken-aloneand "then the Hillside Center Bakery ~ worthT^O 4-5756. KATHRYN, A. KELLER NEWARK, N. J. WAverly 8-87J two of us together. When we grew DANIEL LEEDS MILLER,he. George O. Hebbe, Prop. CLEANERS AND DYERS General Insurance - older, w e-had fanny ones taken for . 1315 LIBERTY AVENUE Cbrsetieres- Joyet Dry Cleaners, 1574 Maple . every milestone of our- lives. 1356 NORTH BROAD, ST. HILLSIDE, N. J. Fresh Cakes, Pies, Bread & Pastry Ave,, -Hillside, WA 6-2418. * 1444 NORTH BROAD STREET Daily. Bi • Refrigerator Service The • strange part of -the whole M. i& A. CORSET SALON CORSETIERES TELEPHONE: WAverly 8-8891 thing was th a t the older we grew, Phones: EL 2-7123, WA 3-1938 EXPERT FITTING M. & A. Corset Salon, 9.43 Elizabeth Complete'and Efficient Service the less we laughe'd a t the pictures. MARGARET FLANAGAN1—- ^-^Aver, Elizffl^h:''“EL. 2-4338. ' ..: ^ ..1...... - - I wohdered why - Was it because j Belting, Pulleys ABIGAflG ’MOWAT we learned to know -the folks in i ELizabeth 2-4336 . . .. . P an g in g sc h o o l s and Oil B urner Service the frame so well, th at w.e dared Hortense Greenwald Dancing • Pet Shops UN ionville 2-3083 KEarny 2-0455 943 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth 807 RYAN STREET not show disrespect? d r. was it Hours 10-6 Thurs, & . Sat 10-9 School, 1450 N. Broad St., Hill­ that the styles have a habit, of] side. WA. 3-0166; % - Phone ELizabeth 8-8280 coming back again, and' don’t seemH Ehrich Supply Co. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 3 GUARANTEED fufany, after, a while? Whatever BELTING — PULLEYS Wallraff Appliance & Sales Co., Singers, Puppies, Turtles, Gold the reason, the family, album is MILL SUPPLIES 1224 Springfield Ave., Irvington,. uisn, pinches, Young Canaries, no longer a joke,. . Dancing Schools ES 247733, v . • Sash Chains, Cords Meta) Cages, Dog- Blankets and ' My brother has, confided some­ ffilfC fiA l BOOT® A JOHN ST. HILLSIDE FEED, POULTRY AND DAIRY thing- to me which I had wanted AH Types Of Dancing Taught . Sweaters—All {Supplies. SASH CHAINS — SASH CORD! to tell him, oh, so long ! We'^have LEHIGH | I HILLSIDE, All Metal Weatherstripping both heard o u r own childrei^laugh- V A LLEY t I Bicycles and Repciring• Hortense Greenwald Installed ing at the- pictures in our 'lovely FLORISTS WATTS PET SHOP Work Guaranteed.'50c Per Chai stream-lined . modem album. - School O f Dancing Delaware Valley Nursery, 948 N, T IN D A L L ’S B IC Y C L E 1450 N. BROAD ST. Broad St., cor. King St., Eliza* 1193 E. GRAND SlkkifiT Hillside Sash And belli, EL 2-3820. REPAIR SHOP Mayfair .Theatre Bldg. ELIZABETH Chain Co. Studio: WA 3-9166. Res. WA 3-4537 FURRIERS 1600 Maple Ave., Hillside, N. J Parts - Accessories and A1 Ebgel, 242 Lyons Ave., Newark, Opposite Phone . Co. WAv§rly_3-8137_!__ Repairing WA 3-1565. ‘ _ 1884 WOODRUFF AVENUE UNITED I f K k j H ‘ iNStjRANCE L ------EL’.ahetb 8-U46 Electrical Appliances Kathryn A. Keller, 1444 N. Broad GROCERY CO. f S t, Hillside, WA 3-8891. WAverly 3-4182 . 15 Years Experience PET SHOPS MESKOWSKY ^ Groceries' a Synopsis of Minutes ESsex 2-7733 . Watts Pet Shop, 1193 E. Grand S t ______^JPaini^ii^ndJDecorator of Board of Freeholders Elizabeth. .N.: PRINTERS, STATIONERS PAPER HA-NGDJG^ QUALITY WORK - BEST MATERIALS-USED* ‘WALLRAFF APPLIANCE 1451 FRANKLIN ST., HILLSIDE, N. J. Fresh Fruits, Vegetables k -o sn si SfoVeH* Free hoi d° w a 1 i ° h eld Reinhaxd-Mueller Co., 2 Hollywood & SALES CO. Ave., Hillside, EL 2-4882. RADIO SERVICE 1420 N . BROAD ST. CERTIFIED COAL 4224 SPRINGFIELD AVE. WaJ.d Radio, 275 Lyons Ave., New­ ark, WA 3-2721, Sdrtt;-' a'vcn t>>;° “6;: IRVINGTON, N. J. H. SARNOSKI Comer Mertz Ave. Coke Fuel Oil REFRIGERATOR SERVICE vea ns per printed Vincent’s Refrigeration and Oil Refrigerators - Radios Burner Service, 207 Ryan St., -B U Y VICTORY BONDS- EL 3-3289. Bendix Washing Machines SASH CHAINS,-CORDS HOLLYWOOD TAVERN Hillside Sash and Chain. Co., 1600 Maple Ave., Hjllsidf . - WA 3-8137. 256 HOLLYWOOD AVE. HILLSIDE, M

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Saturday and Sunday Nights THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945 Page Phi fed Third Period Causes First Setback For Go Belliveu Brothers Gang Up On Hiller^ By 41-32 HEALTH HINTS Telephone WAverly 3-8846 Rahway, Conquerors Of Regional, Next Foe ing two set* shots in a r&w Lewis **• U"ice » • SoeUty, SIS West Suite Street, Trenton 8, JV. J,) HILLSIDE ^RECREATION scored twice for the Comets, piling By LESTER DUBOW UP four points. B ut. this . ended WEEKLY SWEEPSTAKES Losing to a very steady Regional Hillside’s streak for a’while! Bob TtepSs c o r e d O h io basketball squad, on . their .home ahd Don Belliveu ^ach sank a foul h u n t in g s e a s o n ; T s t a t e 's Fi r s t .... NOW GOING ON court last Friday, the Comet'quin. shot accompanied by Street’s foul • the conntnr hunter. shcb.-twid-flold" goal."1 1 ...... - rfeu. r-r: ■ * — — -— g tet faltered in the "thirds period to oftheh/^^TuZir; J*?* “ *“*■ l**0*! of the catastrophies Comet Fight Continues , o f 1945 -He's 40 careleaeneaa which is not a medical First Prize $35.00 — Other Prizes come out on the .short-‘end-of the Hillside’s Jack Hale dumped in a 'A ttending sch o o l In tafon“ 70,1 o f “ Other type of danger. contestj 41-32, This was the first “ 4 m hkelyto be caught ingreat Entry Fee $2,^0 ^ foul-and-n two pomt iaily r Then ! UNDER THE&I.BlLL sare t r y thoroughly cooked. courtsters in' four starts, which still the" brothers, Bob and Don, scored a foul and a set shot respectively^ OF RIGHTS AND You germs of tularemia. We therefore o p e n Bo w l in g f o r - w o m e n a n d m en e v e r y n i t e . 3 stands- as a very good record. rCflN HELP ALL THE you have finished. FUiishing- thfe period Lewis swished warn hunters for their health’s sake The onset of tularemia is sudden PfiQIJ 6 P. M.'TO 8 P. M., FRIDAY, SATURDAY, The t h r e e Belliveu brothers foul shot, bringing Hillside within not to handle or fa t rabbits which helped1 Regional's cause by phfrng- 'other RETURNING ™ usually accompanied by head­ SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING three points of Regional, 21-18, at m & ' s were slow lazy o?'^iekly in their ache, chilla, vomiting jrnd fever. An -up 20 points among them, together the end of the thalf. . SERVICEMEN GET actions. Choose only tESe rabbits with the high scorer for the team, inflamed, painful sore develops at Props., R. R. SNYDER — F. E. SNYDER The third period really finished THE EDUCATION TMch are frisky and dash aW, tiie site where the germs enter the / Street who: sunk 13 points. , jpe -liv e ly manner as you approach. Lewis paced the Oom the.game OometSi with only Krich- THEY'VE EARNED,. body which becomes a small dis­ LIBERTY AND FLORENCE AVES. HILLSIDE, N. J. man scoring a basket for Hillside. Sick rabbits may have tularendi charging ulcer. If the sore is on ing 13jaglnts..JaokJHale-and-iSj’-loh-- THE RIGHT To~ Tularemia may be transmitted ma^n put in 9 aricT 8 points respec- while—.bob—iaeiiiveu“ putr-in^-three the hand the lymph nodes (kernels) baskets in a ..flash.—Roy—followed^ MORE from the infected rabbit to any per­ at the elbow and armpits become* ^ivelynwitlrthe only other 1®rf6r~ suit’, sinking another -two, and Don Buy son who handles him or who eats large and painful, often developing the Hillside 'squad scored by Jerry flesh. Host cases of tuisfeinia iiinto abscesses. Thfe disease may be Goldberg. d off the brother act a t the V IC T O R Y \ contracted through skinning end of the quarter by swishing for — a , . aiumung »«Yfiije and lw t for several weeks In—the first period -the Regiona4- and cleaningcleaninc wild rabbitsrahhito ortn eat­ Philadelphia Blended Whiskey ..... 1/5 $3.89 a score. : Regional. now led toy a tfONDS^ ing rabbits which have not been * in i0£ten mistaken for typhoid five Jed^ Hillside .by. a • slight one healthy 13 points, the score feeing’ fever because it runs a similar Kinsey Blended Whiskey ...... 1/5 3.86 point^rriargin, the score being 9-8. sufficiently cooked. It is safest to course. 33-20. wear gloves when cleaning rabbits, Mt. Vernon, a Blend of Straight Rye... 3.57 Lengthening lead to-three to^ Lead Too Big Tularemia is not common in New —hes^ Regional came out- on top -at- particularly jf yon have even a Jersey, but the risk is sufficient to Calvert Special .. . ., 3.16 Coming into the-last and deciding small scratch or cut on your hands. the half, 21-t8, Then came the When cleaning a rabbit keep your- justify caution. With proper safe- Gallagher & Burton Blended Whiskey. -fatal -quarter -f o r the~~Comets, who period'f-Hillside tried 'hard to-over- goards and sufficient cooking, which 3.47 come tfee lead ‘but Regional was too r W £ hands away from yqur mouth and scored only one basket to their op­ eyes. Bum all fur, paper and refuse means that no red meat or red blood P. M. De Luxe Blended Whiskey ,.... 3 ^ 1 position's '12' points. In' the final steady’ to yield the game. Krich­ remains a t Jthe center of the meat, man caged one to start the Comets, that has touched the animal and period; the Hillens outpaced the Re- wash your hands thoroughly wheiil no hunter or his family, need fear “ "gional squad by four points, but While Lewis' followed up toy sinking tularemia. HOLLYWOOD LIQUORS it Was too late. aJong-set-shot.^.-Roy_Belliveu-sank his try together with Street, who & DELICATESSEN Hillside Finishes Fast ; put in a foul shot d word for us to remember— chock, lots 96 and 97, block .4, map M APLE AND BAILEY AVES. WAverly--3-.845l NEILL & SPANJER —from ^Regional with scant seconds K. B^lllVeu, a ^ q r 5 “15 preoccupied. of Saybrook. left and Sandy Krlefeman hurriedly Strqet, g. > € ..5. 18 The Innkeeper, who. missed, so Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Kasten OtLF GAS - OIL - LUBRICATION - ACCESSORIES Mahogany - White Pine and Hardwoods threw one up for a score at -the D. Belliveu, 2 1 4 much th a t first Christmas night, is to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schwartz, Battery Charging While U Walt whistle. Trailing by one point, 9-8, the pathetic symbol of many people property in the southerly line of 135.0 Liberty Avenue Tel, UNionvllIe’2-1717 today. . We, too, alas, are often so TUNE UP SPECIALIST- Hillside jnoved into the second Totol 1 ■ 17 4l Ryan street, 140 feet from Thomas (Only'Genuine Deico, Remy & Auto" Lite Parts Used) marker-. Starting the period like a ‘ Hillside preoccupied bv business and secular steeet__ _ house on fire, th e , O ^ e ts failed^^ F. T a affairs that we have no room left Mr. and1 Mrs. Jacob Rekoon to CARBURETORS - GENERATORS - STARTERS keep It up thru the entire period. Mitchell, f. 0- . 5“ for the Christ, whose season it is. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nadell, prop­ Repaired, Adjusted and Overhauled Bouncing one off the backboards, Kriohman; r-fr1 0 4 8 . .At every. Advent, season, the use erty in the southwesterly line- of LOBIANCO ELECTRIC BRAKES RELINED ■ ADJUSTED 1 JSDficRman touchedjfor a tally.-Street Hale, c. . 5 9 of the despoiled word! “Xmas" re­ Bailey avenue, 888.52 feet from ELEOTRICAL WIRING — RADlb REPAIR ( M ow ed up for a. score also. Sink­ Lewie, g. 1 g. 13 minds us of this tendency to crowd Maplq avenue. ALL TUBE REPAIRS - VULCANIZED Goldberg, g. 0 i Christ out of his own festival. May • REASONABLE PRICES — • PRE-WAR COURTESY We Solve Your Electrical Troubles -Heffner : "“IT" 0 we an- write the word out ltt Ml— Nulton At Meeting ALL WORK GUARANTEED' 14 HURflF.N STREET HILLSIDE, N. S. BpsWorth 0 0 0 “Christmas”—and while writing hula ELizabeth 2-0145 softly the hymn which is-our-pray­ Of Jr. College Board ^Tot&l | 6 13 32 er these festal days. County Clerk Henry G: Nulton, Referees-^hepps, Schiessel. The Bethlehem inn was crowded the night when the Christ Qhfidj of Hillside, recently elected to the Bofird of Trustees of Union, Junior was born. There were guests there a ttended ’ a -re^ wH’o "had come_ from long distances. Huskies Win F irst But they saw no star and heard n6 cent meeting of the board when in­ creased registration and advisability SOCONY'VACUUM OIL CO„ In c. angel song. That first Christinas night- passed forthem without their of returning to day sessions wer CageTussle, 5141 realizing that the Baby who was discussed. . The Hillside Huskies cagqrs won bom in the stable of the inn re JOSEPH F. HERMANN their first basketball game of the- presented “the “hopes and fears of is happy to announce to ail the years." ; Funeral services were held yes­ season fey defeating the Hfllside terday afternoon at his home for A.Z.A., 51-41. We can imagine what the guests Joseph F. Hermann, of 343 Colum* Len Barnet opened the scoring at the inn were doing that night, feia avenue ,who died Sunday. He With a hQQk shot and Harvey Jacob 3fune nf them perhaps were revel- H i 11 side drivers that ing. ' Others Were doubtless discuss­ was OS' years old?^Interment was Th son scored a layup, • while ( Dick Evergreen Cemetery. Heller’s foul shot gave the Huskies ing business offers with each other, Others probably were lost in stee­ Mr. Hermann was bom in Aus* a 5-0 lead in the firsb quarter. The tria, coming to this country 40 years STEVE and JOHN DOLCE Huskies out-scored their opponents per. At any rate, all of them missed ago, After residing in Newark, he in every quarter with Len Barnet the greatest event in . the history'of came to. Hillside 28 yearj~ agd and high with .23 points, - Harvey-Jacob­ theworldr— P retired from work as a mason three son was next for the Huskies with The guests i t the inn. were pro­ R e p a irs years ago. are now dealers in their 18 points. Harold Mandl was high phetic of what would happen to Survivors include hi-s wife, Mrs. \ m Supplies. for. the AJZ.A. with.. 20-points. The Jesus in: the after years__ John. Maria Harvell Hermann; two sons, Ail makes Huskies led the Hillside A.Z.A, statesJt pathetically in these words; Karl, of Laurence Harbor, and Wil­ World Famous P ro d u cts. S o u g h the whole game! “His own received him not.” Today liam Hermann, *of Elizabeth; three Huskies this tragedy is continually repeated1. daughters, Mrs. Josephine Canales, Slifer Tyjie writer Co. Jacobson, c. 6 1 1 Multiplied thousands1 of people in of Irvington; Mrs. Jeannette Yuen- IMobilgas 655 HIGH ST. NEWARK Heller, m 1 8 : their concern for • earthly things gel, of Laurence Harbor, and Mrs...... Cor, Kinney S i Luddeke, f. .0 . i . | miss hlxn, “Whom to know aright Frances Phillips,-of Hillside; a sis­ Baifigt f!” “ " • 9 T 1 HTetSTHalT ~ ter, ’• Mrs, Josephine Krutter, of Duraneck.g. 2 0 “He came to his own, and his own Blemington; eleven grandchildren received him not.:’—John 1:11 and one great-grandchild/ " Total 13 .15 51 Electrical Troubles?' Hillside AZA. IN MEMOBIAM AT YTJLETIDE Flieder, f. 6 . 1 18 They rose and fought and fell and SEE Diamond, f. tJ 0 0 1 bled, COME! HEAR! Mandl, c. ___1_...... 9 2 20 They. -flKargfid until.-the. earth ran LIBERTY ELECTRIC Daniels, g. p 2 . H 4 red, YOU’LL B U T ! FOB Adler,. g. 1 0 2 They lost their buddies, but raised1 Harriet With the Lariat Braverman, g. *- o 2 their heads Mobilgas—Mobiloil —Les Brown H O tS E W IR IN G AJyD Zistoian, f. ! d 0 5 : Until resistance broke. Auld Lang Syne -—Tiny Hill REPAIRING And then they pushed the enemy Chicago v, —Tommy Dorsey Ttofeal 19 8 41- back,. - ~NO JOB -TOP SMALL Some Day —*Red River Dave Huskies 5 19 18 9 51 Throughout not once did courage The one and only Clyde McCoy’s Mobilubrication-Mobil Specialties Philip Terranova A.Z4, • 0 ^ 15 12 i4 m .skulk “SUGAR BLUES” Through bullets, bombs, and flame 1268 LIBERTY AYE. Referees: Lewis; Hale B, Symphony —Bepny Goodman and [flak My Guy’g Come Back UN 2-3157 They moved, on stroks by stroke,— —Thelma Carpenter BUY VICTORY BONDS May fae 'who stayed behind to Wait, The Bells of St. Mary Tcrjwhom a battle was Just a . date, ' —Bing Crosby RSBember those...jvho, picked1 by Hora Staccato —Fred Waring Dolce Brothers brand ot fate * It Might as Well Be Spring Hose up to rise no more. —Paul Weston Let us take time to give a thought Drip, Drip, Drip —Spike Jones Best Wishes For A to all the wonders they have. Coffee Time —Kay Kyser “Friendly S e rv ic ewill ” include wBraght, SPIKE JONES presents for the And create a peace so like what kiddies—THE NUTCRACKER they sought k sum r — Also many other such specialized services as — Happy And Prosperous- New Year That their blessed spirits pray soar. choice albums for the kiddies. And whene’er a free flag is un* furled, Buss Me —Louie Jordan IGNITION AND CARBURETOR ITUNE-UP & REPAIR Wherever it may( be in this pegee- ful world,, _ Just Received! — — MOTOR TUNE-UP & REPAIR ^ ' ------Bemember it was they who turhed ZATK01S BAR & GRILL and hurled New Albums! The war-like back for evermore, ___P ICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE CATERERS TO W EDDINGS, PARTIES (yes, we may pause and be content A FULL UNI OrdLAMGAUi "But we must also see tHat their AND BANQUETS - lives were spent - For an everlasting monument— peace on Hearth. Good Will Toward WA 3-4055 — Dining .and. Dancing - 2 Shuffleboards Men. ^ ' —Ted Mandl CALL AND DKUVRRY ON ' Christmas ’45. RADIO i UDUTAB D o l c e B r o t h e r s -ORCHESTRA .EVERSf SATURDAY-NIGHT HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT In a report to the Board of Health NORTH BROAD and LOOKER STREETS last week, Health Officer Sam- Make Reservations Early For Nfew Year’s Eve * uel M. Jowltti revealed that in the Hillside Radio ------— ------HILLSIDE) NEW JERSEY------month of November there had been 28 births, 16 deaths, 13 mar ~ 334 YALE AVE. A T NEW YORK PL: riagea, He also reported the tot and Record Shop Telephone EL. 2-2221 lo w in g contagious diseases: ’ I Un. 2-5088 chlckenpox, 3 pneumonia, one each 1275 Liberty Ave. . At the Sign of the “Flying Red Horse” of scarlet fever, mumps and C Opp. Princeton Ave. Ave dog bites Page Six THE HILLSIDE TIMES; THURSDAY, DECEMB R 27, 1945

Miss Summer Engaged Bairyman Sued To Discharged Veteran W M T AD§ riuhiblng Inspector and Mrs. Ben- For Maintenance Imln T. Summer, of 274 Fitzpatrick -RATE- Feins Worth $500,000;- :ttwt, haw ■annuuiui^u trie engsgir ment . of their daughter^ * Mias TWO CENTS# PER. WORD ‘ ' Wife’s Affidavit Says fa^rothy Margarret Siif&mer, t o Alter 37 years of marriage, -iSlrs. THE SCHOOL ROOM DISEASES Robert MacAllister, son of Mr. afid •Minimum Charge, 50, Cents M ia. Reins.- of 1436 Chestnut ave­ Mrs. James MacAllister, of 404 East f \ U R Bchools are in session during that time of the year when con- nue, this week filed suit in Chanc­ Westfield avenue, Roselle Park. More than one insertion charged at the rate o f ' ery* Court, Trenton for separate ” tagious diseases of children, the school room diseases, are' most prevalent. Miss Summer is a graduate of one cent a word. . Minimum charge 35 cents, maintenance against her husband, Jacob Feins, of the same address.' These diseases are caused by germs that can neither walk, run or fly. Hillside High School. a n d a past They must fye carried If they are to spread these diseases. They may be worthy advisor of Hillside Assembly, W ^N T A D S may: be le ft a t Tfie H illsid e Tim'es She charges in an affidavit that she m ill- and unable to work, but that 29, Order of Rainbow for Girls. ’She Office, 1443 N orth .B road Street, o r telephone her husband ipsists - she do the is employed by; Real Estate Manage­ W Averiy 3-2465 tip to 4 P. M. W ednesdays. housework, alttiou&h, she claims, he (4) by the bite of ‘insects. The colds or other more serious infec­ ment, Inc., of Newark; worth about half jt -niilUon dol­ school, room diseases are nearly all tions. Her fiance attended Roselle Park Card of J ’haaks : .Eig)xt lines or under, $1. Addi­ transmitted by the second means—• Parents and teachers must teach schools and. was discharged from lar; Mrs. Feins is 68 hus- discharges from the nose and the children to properly care for tional lines. ItJ/eents. band 61. She declared-Feins..trink separate quarters in their home " Children are very careless with their noses; to avoid spitting, to .serving two and a half years, two August: They were married theii\ saliva, sputum and nasal dis­ cover their noses and mouths when years of which were spent in the Help Wanted— Female Tailoring In 1908 and have eight children. charges unless constantly watched coughing- or sneezing, to .use and European-theater with tho 170th In­ Bppjamlp—TVf .TaQ.wfl.Bk,. fantry Regiment of tfre~ Forty-fifth ,ta help, around bakery. J. MERTEL, Merchant Tailor. and trained. They put all sorts of properly dispose of paper handker­ Cleaning^ pressing, dyeing and re ­ representing Mrs. Feins, has served things in their mouths; they ex­ chiefs. I t is encouraging to observe Infantry Division/ He was awarded ■ Call at once. Jones Pies, Inc., that saliva is playing less and less six campaign- stars for h is E.T.O. JEtoute 29, Hillside. WA. 3-7600. . tf pairing. WA. 3-0206. 1423 N orth notice on Feins that Jie would appl change. partially eaten candies an Broad St., opp. Mertz Ave. Chancery' Court, Newark, for fruits; they cough and sneeze with­ part in the process of educating ribbon for battle participation from B fep^WANTED FEMALE . . . proper allowance pending dispos out covering mouth or nose, thus children—the days of the slate and Sicily—and—Italy— through Frane©- TWOKEAN to' clean office' 2-3 hours Beauty Parlors tionoMhe maintenance suit. Hear- slate rag, of the common drinking ipto Germany.; the. order of the g on the application was sched- cup, and the common school towel Purple Heart with Cluster, the DEPENDABLE #|H aily; 60c per hour. Green, Flyer have passed or are on their way out. NEW RAY permanent Wave, en­ [3d for yesterday. shut-in months, during which i t is SlQlize ..and -Silver-Star medals AUTO REPAIRS '^jjss^j^jssstfsss'sjststfssrsn much harder to avoid contact With Parallelling this diminution in the tire head, $6.05. THUR RAY, Helped Him Prosper the infections of, other. folks. At spread of saliva, we have observed No, Matter How Little You Help Wanted Male entire head. $5.50. Wood's Maple li&e affidavit—filed—bv- Mrs. -Feins- schooirthe-cMldrenrareinclose^conF Vgrealrdecrease'in theinctdencerof MICHAEL J. KEATING Drive, Your Car Needs These Barber and Beauty Shop,. 1554 declares w hen she married her hus­ _tact^with^--many—other-childrenr^-in- the acute-infections most Funeral services wlU b e held at Services: BOY WANTED tp deliver Maple Ave., WA 3-6483. band he was practically -penniless, whose homes there are siir^ to be among school children*:- the Alfred C. Haines Funeral Hpme, • Changing motor oil but: that sh e -worked—side -by—side- • Change rear ' end and paper route.' Good pay. Interesting yoke treatment adds 628 Newark avenue, Elizabeth, to­ after 6 P. M., WA. 3-4268. him in the dairy business until morrow at 8 a. m. for Michael J. s transmission lubrication dash to this gray wool dress. Mak­ • Radiator drained and he has now become a wealthy man. ing your own wardrobe can save you Keating, of 42 Fairbanks street, who L a st ChurchJServices ner husband's assets, ‘Guest Wife’ WiU —— B ehind — — dollars to invest 4n Victory Bonds. died Christmas Eve at the Middlesex Church of Christ the King/ Rev. which included 47 pieces of real Patterns at local stores. ^.ursing-Home, Metuchen, where hej . Your -motor -amU-rjuii.--.b&ttgp— A-PACKAGE of 3 x 5 cards^—mem­ John J. Finnerty, pastor. estate in Newark, Irvington^ Hillside Your Bonds U. S. Treasury Department had been for the _past-four years. A wittt plU^s cleaned and adr bership records—probably on Ma­ Sunday Masses at 7:30, fi, 10 and and 'Vaux Hall valued, a t $300,000;1Open Here Sunday high miss of requiem will be offered justed pr renewed and'air ple -Ave., last Thursday evening. fertilizer business that nets $150 Lies the Might o f America filter cleaned for extra mileage. 11 a. m. Children’s mass a t' 9/ !> Humphrey Bogart and Ana Sheri­ at 9 ftt m; a t St. P eters' Church] Call WA; 3-3381,------o'clock. . * wefekly; savings of $18,000 which LEGAL NOTICE Belleville. Interm ent will be in St. Baptisms after , the 11 o'clock have been applied to the purchase dan will be featured In'.‘It All Game 'Peters bemetery. M r/K eating was MacDONALD’S GARAGE Real Estate For Sale mess every Sunday. of war bpnfc_bank„accmunts-vsdth- at-^the-'Mayfair ’Theatre ttP“ 78 years old. "• Esso Dealer andA uto Repairs - ifte finisidfe National B an^and the night; Friday:, apk..Saturday^—The - He Was bom in Belleville and was Peoples National Bank of Irvingbpn' associate feature will be "Born For 1480 Nq. SFoad St. TWO-FAMILY HOUSE; 4 and S acommunicantirfSt; Ppter’sChuTchr Tei. WAveriy 6-0034 Hillside •14^*oom:-apartoietttsrT2i-car—garage; First Church of Christ, Scientist, of-at- least $1Q,000;, a safe deposit Trouble" “With Van””Jbhnsbn”and newly decorated and repaired. Call 1251 Fainnount avenue, Elizabeth. the Fidelity Trust' Co. of Faye Emerson. * Sunday School- 9:30 a/m. M orn­ Newark containing jewelry and val­ In "Guest Wife/’, which opens ing service!! a. in. Midweek serv- uable documents. • ' Sunday at- the Mayfair Theatre, all Electrical Service Mrs. Feins _ charges -further that the elemeate-f or a-zany-comedy - are the last - time ’ she received money neatly rolled together — and what ELECTRIC MOTORS from her husband was in September, comes out is one of the season's Best Wishes To All For • Rewound and repaired, bought, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian when he gave her $l00 in exchange brightest, more sophisticated farces. " sold, rented. ' Church, Rev. Arthur . Northwood, for givffig" up h er. dower rights in Such experts, as Claudette Colbert Electrical contractors, industrial, “ pastor, piece of property he sold. In *a and Dbn Ameche, ably abetted by A Happy And Prosperous New Year light and power wiring. - __9l:S0— Rr -m --^ ra ^ d Sehocft-’and- similar transaction last April she -Dick Foran, and such ‘ sterling per­ Bell Electric Motor Repair Co. Men's’ Bible Class. 10:45 a m. w or­ received $400, she said. Her only formers as Charles Dingle, G rant [other income, she declared, is $14 026 Elizabeth "Ave." * EL. 2'-49i(f ship with sermon, "God Sits cfti the Mitchell, Wilma Francis and Ches­ WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YQUR NEEDS TO Flood." 7 p. m. Combined Chrltiarr. Week she receives fropi two sons ter Clute, really must, have en'jqyed ^srfttrss4sttsn Endeavor-meeting. 8 p. m. Christ­ aping at home, which she holds is making this- picture. They seem to MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR’S fiVE ; . Mooing and Trnckug mas*’ 'pageant;-* "Hast *Thou Not inadequa%~tb- maintain-the house-” get the ijiOsi ptit of the hilariously Heard?" hold. She stated also that her Amusing . situations w h ic h -the PARTY A SUCCESS! husband h a s cut her off in his screen provides. PAUL’S Moving & Trucking, Hill­ latest will and has offered.. her APPLES AND WHEAT side, N. J. Phone UN. 2-2017-J. $5,000 for her dower rights. Chris Price (pick Foran) and his Paul Beier, 422 Yale Ave. adoring ‘wife,- Mary (Cl^dette Col­ A third of the Nation’s apple crop Hillside Presbyterian Church, Rev. Is produced in the Stkte of Wash­ Geo. M. Runner, pastor. - bert), are about to depart for New ington. The eastern section annual­ 9:45 a. m.. Church School, Men’s York on a belated honeymoon:' Mooing and Storage ly produces 40 million bushels of copy^TJfTmia^mar:-^ t i mes! Bible Class] 11 a._ m.„jennbri- .and Their gay - plans, hdwever, are dis­ wheat. Dairy and poultry products turbed by the unexpected arrival Communion. 7 p. m. Senior Young have increased tremendously in re­ ■C o HAND STORAGE CO. — Moving People’s Forum. ' of Joe Parker (Don Ameche), Chris’ cent years to add resources to the A. RONSON STORES . Packing—Storage Modem Ware­ Week of Prayer services begin on best friend, college chum and globe­ . Nation's wealth that guarantees trotting reporter, who' is* en route 1594 Maple Ave., Hillside, N. J. 1 houses, 609 W. Elizabeth Ave, Lin­ Sunday, .January 6. Service on Victory Bonds. Office of Un den, Jefferson at Dickinson. EL. Monday, January 7, in...Hillside to New_ York from the. Orient. In U. S. Treasury Department 3-9265 or EL 2-2939. Presbyterian Church... ther last-minute confusion, -. Christ misses the train. Next, Mary finds herself in New York with Joe . WE DO PRINTING Panting and Decorating LIQUOR APV. CORRECTION and] is mistaken- for- his wifer ALTER. Ia.. H ETEIBLD IL In last, week's. advertisement of- ' PAINTING, paperhanging and dec- Szarko’s Uquor Store, of 1317- Lib­ Announcement orating. For quality work call erty avenue, the price of Kinsey Ernest Stay* 367 Yale Ave., Hill­ Blended- Whiskey, 86:8 iff oof; should side, Phone UN 2-5416. have, read 4/5 qt., $3.86, not $3. CAPITOL FOOD MARKET QUALITY painting, paperhanging 255 Hollywood Ave. ] ' and decorating, work guaranteed; LEGAL NOTICE WE CARRY estimates gladly furnished. A1 Lip- LEGAL NOTICE IS NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT son, 34 Essex street, Irvington. a Complete- Stock . Phone ES 3=7655___ 1-3-46 of Nationally FINEST QUALITY MEATS FOR better painting ana paper­ Advertised Brands POULTRY AND PROVISIONS hanging, call__H. Krafsky,. UN. 2-2017-M. AH work ' guaranteed] Same Good Service l Estimates free. W e Suggest You Order Your Walls Washed Holiday poultry Early HOME MAINTENANCE: AN ORDI- Call EL 2-4839 For Free Delivery SAVE MONEY! BOWLING HAVE your walls washed. Phone WAvyly 3-9307. I Dec.20-4t For Sale - CABINET SINKS This Is A Good Time LEGAL NOTICE PLUMBING AND HEATING yr Linoleum top kitchen sinks, vari­ "not*™ a n n u a l m eetin g ous styles and sizes on hand, also To Sell Things You etlns. of the aharehold - Contracting - Alterations - Repairs .made to order. _ Allowance fpr old e LYONS FARMS BUILDING Do Not Need ■GET SZARKO VAfLUES ' ASSOCIATION will he held plumbing. Tileboard, medicine cab­ Oil Burner Sales inets. Metal shower stalls, bathroom There is a strong demand On All Your Needs In Liquors, Wines, Beens, And Champagnes fixtures. Complete line new and right now lo r many used arti- Used plumbing. Community Build­ ~cles which are not available' in GALLAGHER & BURTON WE STILL HAVE A WIDE VARIETY OF GIN INSTALLATION AND SERVICE ing Supply Cq., 100 Route 29, Hill­ stores. There is almost an end­ blended whiskey, 86.8 proof side. WAVerly 3-8685. less list ol item s such as law n 4/5 qt. 3.47 Gilbey’s - Fleischmann’s - Dixie Belle some befori and porch furniture, gas ranges, SEAGRAM'S 5-CROWN Seagram’s - Gordon’s - El Bart - Kinsey ANTHONY CAPRO & fiROF HAND STORAGE CO., Unclaimed garden, tools, washing machines, :00 to. S;00 furniture outlet — Jefferson at blended whiskey/86.8 proof electric refrigerators, sweepers 4/5 . q i, 8.46 507 Conant Street Hillside, N. J. Diddnson. Furniture for every and o tto . electric appliances, room. Open 8 A. M. to 6 P. If. SEAGRAM’S 7-CROWN clocks, baby carriages and blended whiskey, 86.8 proof ELI*ab*th2-»879 EL. 3-9265, Elizabeth. * scores of other things. Folks SCHENLEY RESERVE 4/5 qt., 3.89 blended whiskey, 86 proof BUILDING MATERIALS, lumber, want these hard to find articles — masonmaterial, t o , hardware, and are willing to pay reason­ LANSDOWNE RESERVE 4 / 5 ~ q f i r — . paints. Builders’ . General Supply able prices ' in order to obtain blended- whiskey MOUNT VERNON ROMA WINES Company, 336 Centennial Avenue, them. , 1/5 gal, 3.83 sweet and dry, 1/5, 89c If you have something to sell, blended whiskey, 86.8 proof l/Z gaL, 1.95 Cranford, N. J. CR. 6-0505. PHILADELPHIA 4/5 gt., 3.57 Mar. 8 tf •.let a ;50 cent w ant ad find you a blended whiskey PETRI WINES buyer. _ 86.8 proof, 1/5 gal., 3.86 GOLDEN WEDDING 1/5, 89c — 1/2 gal., OPEN DAILY OH : ALL DIABETJC, 100% whole wheat Publication blended whiskey gat, 3.7& and Soy Bean* Foods—Sun Dried 86 proof, 4/5 qt., 3.43 Fruits—Fresh Goat Milk, Nk Wheat Germ. RELES HEALTH P . M. Wednesdays KINSEY THURSDAY, FKIDAY, SATURDAY DBCEMBBK 81, 88, FOOD STORE, 941 Elizabeth Ave., We Carry blended w.hiskeyp86.8 __ “;0 VER 21” ____- HUMPBBKY BODABT AND-ANX SHURIDAN IN ------— 4-75 ($., Z.W WINES , The H illside Times ALL BEVERAGES . Lon Chaney - Brenda Joyce “IT A LL CAME TR UE” We have Chateau M artin Red VAN JOHNSON AND FAYB EMERSON )N B3P0 UBLE matched walnut bed. Hoffman’s Coca Cola Label and White Label, Italian “Strange Confession” ]]X spring and mattressjvanity_. and . Canada Dry-— Krueger’s Swiss Colony and RENAULT — “BORN FOR TROUBLE*’ |h a ir to match. Call El. 2-2699 Pepsi Cola Krueger’s Root Beer and Mission Bell, Garrett’s, SUNDAY •— StSHAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY DECEMBER 80, 81, JAN ^evenings. Mi i------— A i BIG PEATUHES------10:45 A.UH.—Worship* with serlnon, “God Silo on the Flood." j 7i(K| p.nc—Combined Christian Endeavor meetln*. M l LONG AVENUE HILLSIDE, J . ist Thou Not Heard?” DON’T* M ISS IT!

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