Survey Shows Gov. Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey May Be the 'Dark Horse' Presidential Nominee If Deadlock Prevails at Democratic National Convention

M, Martin Turpanjian, Editor Oliver 2-5678 5 cents Per Copy VOL. 20. No. 2 7 WALDWICK, N. J„ Friday, JULY 1, 1960 Entered as Second Class Matter Published Weekly $2.00 YEARLY Survey Shows Gov. Robert B. Meyner Of New Jersey May Be The 'Dark Horse' Presidential Nominee If Deadlock Prevails At Democratic National Convention

34th Bergen County Charles Schubert Named Legion Convention Starts Acting Postmaster Of July 6 in Park Ridge Borough Of Allendale The 34th annual Bergen Charles Schubert, of Alien- County American Legion Con date, who served as clerk in vention will be held at Pas- Waldwick Postoffice for eight cack Valley Post No. 153 in years and as Assistant Post Park Ridge July 6 to 9. master for six years under Post The four day veteran gath master Bruno P. Zorn, was ering will close on the evening tecently appointed Acting of the last day with a dinner Garden State's Chief Executive Is Acclaimed "Idol Of Masses And Classes" As Postmaster of Allendale by and dance at the Legion Home "Friend Number One of the Press" Especially The Best Favorite O f Women President Eisenhower. at 118 Ridge Ave., Park Confirmation by the U.S. Ridge, starting at 7:30 p.m. Voters O f America For He Reflects Aura O f True Non-Partisanship On All Senate is expected to follow Thousands of Legionnaries, Questions That Are Debatable And He Is Authority On Constitutional As Well soon through U.S. Senator Clif members of the auxiliary, their As International Laws Possessing Tremendous Sense of The Woodrow Wilson ford P. Case’s cooperation. friends and families from all Acting Allendale Postmaster parts of New Jersey and near Style Of Academic Coherent Oratory And Statesmanship And Can Become is widely known as a sincere by Rockland County, N. Y., Occupant Of The White House With Real Whirlwind Victory For He Is Also and honest personage. He is a are expected to take part. The brilliant young man and is well county has 6 1 posts numbering Fluent Linguist And Ambassador of Goodwill For National Democratic Party versed in higher accountancy. 10,000 members and 53 auxil This is an appeal to the dele people in all the diversified Captain Larry Hayhoe has iary units with a membership gates of the Democratic Na avenues of the great Metropol been designated as Assistant of 3,000. tional Convention opening on itan area of New York and New Postmaster by Postmaster Drum and bugle contests July 1 1 in Los Angeles to con Jersey. Zorn of Waldwick. will be held at the Park Ridge sider the advisability of select High School field at 2:30 Sat ing Governor Robert B. Mey Possessing a natural inherent urday afternoon July 9. A ner of New Jersey as the ‘‘Dark sense of amity and friendliness Army Engineers Award street parade will follow. Horse” nominee in the event everywhere he made new ac Goes To Waldwickian The convention program deadlock prevails for the pres quaintances until his popularity will open W ed n esd ay night at reached the highest peak of in Brig. General Thomas H. idency of the United States. Lipscomb, U.S. Army Division 6 p.m., July 6, with a junior This crucial year of 1960 ternational renown. baseball game between two Engineer, North Atlantic, 90 poses the tremendous challenge And it is a matter of factual all-star teams from the county Church Street, New York an of positive aggressive leader illuminating political record Am erican Legion b aseball nounces the winning of dis- ship, not merely of the nation that in his election and re-elec dinguished awards by five league at the high school field. but the world! The past county command tion as Governor of New Jer members of his staff. ers’ club will hold its conven The universal unrest and the sey, his heavy majority votes Joseph Deutschman, 43 E. tion dinner at the La Boheme fanatical hunger for nationalis increased tremendously thus 12th Street, Bayonne, N. J., Club on Thursday evening at tic aspirations coming from all testifying as a mute tribute to Chief of the Budget Branch, 7 while 8 and 40 women’s the backward and undevel his amazing popularity. has won a rating for Sustained oped countries of Asia, Africa, group will install officers at the And as a matter of fact it Superior Performance, with a same hour at the same restau Australia and South America Gov. Robert B. Meyner cash award of $250. His cita has created an international can be said truthfully that few rant. Eight of the best Legion weeks after he took office as tion states that: ‘‘By his alert color guards in the county will state of tension and a crisis of amount duty of the delegates ness, ingenuity and thorough alarming proportions. the chief executive of New Jer try to dethrone the Ridgefield of the Democratic National sey he received close to 30 ness, Mr. Deutschman has been Park Post No. 40, County and This great area of the world Convention is to select and marriage proposals from many effective in obtaining required State group at the high school is rich boundlessly in popula nominate not just a favorite son parts of the United States and funds, keeping unobligated field. tion and in its enormous abund or a dreamy rhetorical idealist abroad while he was the bach balances to a minimum, and ance of the vital natural re achieving accurate budgetary The Legion and the auxil but a man of action, force, vi elor governor. It may have determinations and require iary will open their respective sources of oil and rubber. sion and foresight possessing been a coincidence that I pre Facing this great world-wide ment. His method of present business session on Friday at the qualifications for aggressive dicted marriage for Governor crisis stands two gigantic Pow ing fiscal information in re 8:30 p.m. The Legion session world leadership. He must have Meyner while in office the day ers: The United States of Am ports to the comptroller has will be held at th e p o st hom e more than mere ideals. He must he was sworn in by the late erica, the living exponent of the highlighted problem areas and while the auxiliary will meet have the courage to fight the Chief Justice Arthur T. Van- American way of Life repre permitted prompt corrective at the high school auditorium. stark realities of the Commu derbill of New Jersey Supreme senting with its allied nations actio n ." National, state and county of nist menace. He must have the C ourt. the leadership of the Free ficers will address both gath experience not only of the so John F. Wrocklage, 91 Dora World wherein man and wom So it is obvious that even his erings. cial upper class but the experi Ave., Waldwick, N. J., of the an can become the sovereign of political opponents co n cede The Legion will nominate ence born of sacrifice, struggle Planning and Roperts Branch, county officers, hear reports of his or her own life yet no one th at G o v ern o r M eyner’s p o p u and hardship. larity cannot be equalled by Engineering Division received standing committees and act cares to wear a crown. And the any of his nominational con an Outstanding Performance on resolutions presented by its United Socialist Soviet Repub And to the everlasting pres Rating. ‘‘His through knowl several posts. lics representing the decadent tige of His Excellency, Robert testants. Governor Meyner’s pictures have appeared in more edge of technical and policy The final days program will Marxian concept of Communist B. Meyner, Governor of the aspects of the navigation and start at 9 a.m. with continuing Commissar domination trying State of New Jersey, he was newspapers and magazines than all other Democratic aspi- Beach Erosion programs, his business sessions. The Legion desperately to enslave the peo reared in the hard, rigorous ability to resolve problems and will elect staff officers, who ples of the world to the straight school of experience. He was rantes for the Presidency of the United States combined. to coordinate effectively with will be installed in August. The jacket rut-like system of Dicta a newsboy in Paterson, Passaic other elements of the Division, The second characteristic as auxiliary will install their newly torship County, New Jersey and was Districts, higher authority and set of Governor Meyner is his elected president, Mrs. There These two great powers of employed as a textile factory other agencies, all have contri high degree of inherent mental sa Laux of Cresskill, Mrs. government are fighting to win worker. His legal profession buted to the outstanding man equipment and practical com Harty Rvans of Neptune, de the leadership of the world. gave him the mental focus to ner in which Mr. Wrocklage partment auxiliary president, The American conquest of evaluate humanity at its highest petency. He has that rare intu has performed i nail aspects of will be installing officer. World War 2 in Europe in levels and at its lowest depths ition to sense the realities al his jo b ” . The Legion has two candi 1945 automatically gave the of degradation. So he did not most spontaneously for he does dates in the race for county United States of America the glean his knowledge of life not need the time element of Who hath not known ill for commander, Arnold Schwab, legal and moral right to accept merely from academic cloisters research to formulate a policy tune, never knew himself, or a past commander of Rochelle the mission of the Universal of learning but from the literal or an opinion on a decisive his own virtue. — David Mal (Continued on Page 4) Peace Maker. And now the pa- contact and association with (Continued on Page 2) let. Page 2 JERSEY PARADE Friday, JULY 1, 1960 Jersey City's Gigantic Municipal Incinerator Only One Of Its Kind In State As Jersey City Observes Its 300th Anniversary know that invention and pro gress have an inseparable kin This Month One Of The Greatest Features Is The ship. They both work together. $2,500,000 Incinerator That Eliminates Diseases They accept the dictum that And Creates Best Health To Residents Now Being progress is the most important product. And so they must di Under Guidance Of Commr. August W. Heckman ligently conduct their own pro cedure of research striving al By M. Martin Turpanjian Egypt, Greece and Rome on a ways to find through the new I visited the Jersey City In primitive crude basis and out inventors better ways and cinerator Authority building of this antiquated con cept of mechanized techniques to im last night and was amazed to trival hygiene was born the prove this indispensable service know things I never knew be- inventive mechanism of of the community of Jersey for when I was escorted to see our modern incinerator. It is so City. the operation of the gigantic effective today in its flexible public utility which cost the practical usages that m ammoth We can feel the articulate city of Jersey City more than apartment dwellings housing gratitude of the people of Jer $2,500,000 to construct with thousands of tenants can main sey City knowing the depth of the equipment and all other in tain their private incinerator the civic conscientious fidelity cidentals. It is the only munici and thus solve the problem of of City Commissioner August pal incinerator in the State of their waste products and their W. Heckm an and his able c o New Jersey. As the City of general litter. operative personnel and mem Jersey City is observing this In all metropolitan cities bers of the outstanding meri- month its 300th anniversary it where the population rises to tirious Authority who now con is of paramount significance for the million mark an incinerator trol, direct and shape the future the people of entire state to is not a luxurious procedure or destiny o f this all important know of this municipal project mere comfort, it is a necessity utility. new being under the guidance of first magnitude. It is eli- The future of Jersey City is of City Commissioner August mentary and positively imper radiant with a militant vibrant W. Heckman, of Jersey City, ative as a permanent deterrent sense of civic consciousness. who is the director of public and preventive against the in The administrative conduct of works. vasion of all disease germs. the public servants has cap The Vital Value of the Jersey Jersey City is indeed fortu tured the faith and the confi City Incinerator Authority nate that it has civic conscious dence of the rentpayers and ness and progressive Authority taxpayers of the City of Jersey A ppreciation in this restless members inherently vigilant City. They know that the mem age of speed mania and moral and on the alert always to catch bers of the Jersey City Incin apathy is rapidly disappearing any new innovation of inven erator Authority are trying to from our much vaunted me tive genius that can improve give them the best and most chanized civilization. and better the general effi perfect service and they have The average citizen or local ciency of this creditable and justly earned and merited all resident takes everything for commandable civic service. these accolades of commen granted. They assume a sorid They d o not relax in a rut of dation. We thank God for their sense of self complacency while good enough stagnation. They vision of progress. COMMR. AUGUST W. HECKMAN the great constructive force of progress is literally sweeping like a tidal wave of social im provement in their very envi MEYNER FOR PRESIDENT 7 ronment. (Continued fom Page 1 ) with the heroic fervor and for How seldom we hear a con question. He has the ability to titude there could be only one structive voice cry out: “Thank make master stroke decisions answer and the one decision— God for the great utility ap and with a sense of extempor the decision to live together on pliances and labor saving de aneous conviction. H e is a na the peaceful plane of coexist vices that had m ade life in this tural born executive. H e is a ence and transform the mech 'Sy era more sanitary, more hy leader who understands the ba anism of the United Nations gienic and above all a better sic techniques of most construc General Assembly into a World world to live in." tive psychological ways and Court where all the inequities It Means Bob Meyner For President In Armenian, Hebrew, We would feel recreant to of the internal relations could means to conduct the adminis Persian, Russian and Chinese. our moral obligation of con tration of executive office be corrected and readjusted on structiveness if we did not edit whether it is national or inter a basis of equity and exact just orialize on the magnificent Jer is the “ Friend Number One of alted office of the Presidency national. ice. sey City Incinerator Authority the Press of New Jersey." He as a man am ong men whose 1 he glory of America is de This is a leadership of real having contributed so construc is the uncrowned king of all kindness is felt. He stands for dicated on the historic facts ity as we consider Governor tively, efficiently and effectiv his friends everywhere. H e is what is best for our country at that the Com m onwealth of our Meyner as a candidate of posi ely to all the people of the City the Honorary President of the all times. 50 States always produced the tive action for he is indeed a of Jersey City. New Jersey League of Weekly Governor Meyner has been right type of executive direc Man of Destiny who can create This great Jersey City Incin Newspapers, Inc., of which 1 acclaimed as the “idol of the tion at the right time. George an atmosphere of peace and erator Authority under the am its founder and organizer masses and the classes because Washingtons heroic guidance order. guidance and supervision of as well as president. he always projects the aura of and wisdom established the Public Works Director August This is the man who can re Governor Meyner has trav true non-partisanship on all American Republic and Abra W. Heckman has organized an capture the presidency for the eled in many parts of the world questions that are debatable. ham Lincoln saved it from se effective mechanism for tha Democratic Party of the United and knows top Russian leaders And I am happy to say Gov. preservation and stabilization cession with his dauntless cour States. This is the man that personally and they all like and MeMyner is the Healthiest As of the general health of Jersey age fighting to preserve the knows no defeat for he has admire him, and as a matter of pirant for the Presidency of the City in the County of Hudson, Union of our States. been elected and reelected fact Governor Meyner may be United States. New Jersey. And today with the ominous Governor in landslide propor considered the only person in The value, the vital necessity threat of the world-wide Com tions and his whole political life the United States who can and the over all efficiency of munist conspiracy to take over has been a drama of sustained bring about peaceful negotia PUBLIC NOTICE the free world and place it un victory. New Jersey State Department the said Jersey City incinerator tions with the Soviet Union. of Civil Service cannot be measured in mere der the subjugation of Russian Governor Meyner is the only It is our hope and wish and Examinations imperialism, Governor Robert Announced closing date for filing ap words. Chief Executive in America prayer that the Dem ocratic Na plications, July 29, 1960. For applica B. Meyner looms on the po- and throughout the world who tions, duties, and minimum qualifica One has only to consider the tional Convention delegates tions, apply to Department of Civil obvious dangers that beset the itical horizon as the one exe has recognized the vital im may see their way clear to turn Service, State House, Trenton, New cutive mental giant possessing Jersey. cities of America during the portance of the free press. He to Governor Meyner as the best Open to citizens, 12 months resident last 100 years. The civic his all the qualifications that can inaugurated press conferences in B ergen C ounty. selection to nominate him for Administrative Clerk, Salary, $8000— tory of these communities is meet this challenge and solve for New Jersey Weekly News the high office of the Presi $13,000 per year. the crisis not destructively with Legal A ssista n t (E xtradition and In- replete with the records of paper editors upon my recom dency of the United States. I dictemnt), Salary, $6000 per year. epidemics, black plagues and a murderous carnage of the ter mendation more than six years Probation Officer, Salary, $4 1200— do not like Senators Jack Ken $5360 per year. all manner of stark terrifying rifying Atomic War but with ago. Many unusual and spec nedy or Stuart Symington or Right of Way Investigator, Salary, the stark reality of a peaceful $1500 per year (Part-Time). contageous diseases that had tacular matters have been Senator Lyndon Johnson less Volunteer Coordinator, Salary, $2860 their origin in the w oeful lack negotiation at the summit level brought out at the press confer — $3640 per year. but we like BOB MEYNER Open to citizens, 12 months resident and shortage of the garbage with all the world leaders lay ences of Governor Meyner for more. in the State. ing before them the emphasis Assitant Engineer (Civil), (Bergen disposals. The medical scien the weekly newspaper craft Governor Meyner’s good County), Salary $4560— $5460 per year. tists revealed the cause and of the stern facts of our nation and corrections have been Note: The resulting eligible list from name has been placed in the this examination will be used for ap they fought persistently to find al and international existence made concerning illegal deeds "NEWSPAPER HALL O F pointment to Assistant Engineer (Civil) that any A tom ic W ar com m it (Bergen County). practical ways and means to and acts in many quarters. Sick FAME of the New Jersey Physical Therapist (Bergen County), meet this Health Crisis. ted wantonly would result not ness alone kept me away only Salary, $3120— $4 160 per year. N ote: League of Wekly Newspapers, The resulting eligible list from this Perhaps out of the pages of in a victory but in death, dev once from the Governor's press Inc., for having the foresight to examination will be used for appoint ment to Physical Therapist (Bergen ancient history they gleaned astation and the fatal genocide conferences for 1 was present show recognition to the weekly C ounty). the idea that fire was the great of all life organic and inorgan- [ during the worst snowstorm Speech Therapist (Bergen County), newspaper craft of New Jer Salary, $3900— $6500 per year. Note: est eliminator of all decay and ic. several years ago when no one sey. The resulting eligible list from this examination will be used for appoint corruption for it was utilized by Stressing these great logical else showed up. Governor Meyner will add ment to Speech Therapist (Bergen the civilizations of Armenia, imperative statements of Truth Governor Meyner, therefore C ounty). dignity and respect to the ex July 8, 15, 22, 1960. Friday, JULY I, 1960 JERSEY PARADE Page 3

Jack Phalen of Waldwick Congressman Hugh J. Addonizio Is Named The Named Commander "Congressman Of The Year" By New Jersey League of N. J. Dept, of World Of Weekly Newspapers, Inc. Headed by President War 1 Veterans Martin Turpanjian As Our Most Honored Lawmaker Jack Phalen, of Waldwick, Cites Logical Facts On "Thomas Mundy Peterson Day" widely known as ‘‘Mr. Veteran A/£tVSP/lfi>£X M AT G0£S £>£4CF& The New J ersey League of of Bergen County" was re Weekly Newspapers Inc. takes II2 WYCKOFF AVg. WALDWICK. N.J. cently elected commander of great pleasure to announce World War I veterans. De that Congressman Hugh J. A d donizio, of Newark, has been TMTfPtO AS S tCOMO partment of New Jersey at CLASS MAIL MATTER MrsA.M.Tl)RMNJIANil proclaimed as the ‘‘Congress PUBLISHER' Eight Annual Convention in AT THE POST OFF/C'E man of the Year” for distin in miDwrcx.H.j. Oaklyn, N. J. guished services as ‘‘Friend M.MARTIN TURPANJIAH Number One of the weekly e o t r o R The editor of this newspaper newspaper craft of New Jer takes great pride to offer con sey.” gratulations to our Jack Phalen New Jersey has more than A NEW FORCE ON THE WORLD HORIZON for the new laurels and glories 500 weekly newspapers as By Mrs. Armene Turpanjian bestowed upon him. compared to the 26 daily news papers in our state. A new force is rising o nthe horizon of the world. It is not Recently we suggested that the force of the elderly Americans, Russians or Chinese but Waldwick Zone Board a Bill be introduced in the Con rather it is the force of the new generation in all parts of the Okays 8 Variances gress of the United States world — the force of the young people. through Congressman Hugh J. The Waldwick Zoning Board Addonizio of Newark in mem From the creation of mankind to this date more or less the of Adjustment approved eight ory of “THOMAS MUNDY older people have controlled the course of life of the inhabitants variances and reserved deci PETERSON” , the first Negro Hugh J. Addonizio of the world. Older people have set the rules and regulations sion on one in an executive ses to vote in New Jersey. We Member of Congress of life for peace and war and the destinies of all the folks have sion following the regular thought perhaps he was the meeting last Wednesday night, been in the hands of older people or life and death have been first Negro in entire United and New York had never re Building inspector Charles States hence the suggestion was decreed by the patriarchs and matriarches of the universe. stricted Negro suffrage, and Jackson reported. made that the event be fed there were Negro voters from As the older people get stronger their grip or domination eralized as a national holiday. Approved were the re-appeals early in the 1 8th Century. Mr. becomes more powerful over younger generations. We are pleased to give space of James L. Woodruff, 20 Peterson voted 30 March 1870 for the letter from Congress The youths of all nations have been manipulated, used, Waldmere PI., and Wesley R. in Perth Amboy in a special man Addonizio under date of directed and stimulated by the whims and fancies of older Ross, 1 6 Waldmere PI. W ood election for ratification of a June 13, 1960: ruff was granted a side yard City Charter. The Charter was peoples. “ I appreciate your sugges adopted and he was appointed Lately a new trend has been inaugurated concerning the variance of 88 hundredths of a foot which had been denied tion with respect to a “ Thomas to the Committee to imple expressions of young people in form of rebellion against the last month, and Ross received Mundy Peterson Day” , but the ment it. older peoples as observed in Turkey, Japan and South Korea. permission to build a large Legislative Service of the Li It is a pleasure to be of serv Perhaps the last war may be fought by the youths of the garage needing side and rear brary of Congress informs me ice to you when circumstances he was not the first Negro to world against older peoples which will bring about universal yard variances which had also permit. vote in the United States. He With kindest personal re peace and harmony in every respect without future conflicts been denied last month. W ood ruff needed the fraction of a was the first Negro to vote un gards, I am whatsoever in order to serve notice that the youths of all the foot for a breezeway. der the provisions of the 15th Sincerely yours, nations want to live in peace and happiness and they want to Amendment, but New England Hugh J. Addonizio, M.C. James L. Barnela, 9 Warren be left alone in their pursuits of happiness and refuse to go to PI. was granted side and rear wars to be slaughtered on all fronts by the whims of the older yard variances for a garage. peoples. Edward H. Russell, of Sherman This Winter Service Can Be Your Beet friend ------oOo------Ave. was granted permission to erect a home on a 100 by 100 WHY GOV. NELSON ROCKEFELLER DESERVES DRAFT ft. lot in a zone that requires BY REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONCLAVE I 00 by 150 ft. His lot was sub divided in 1892. John Firaud, Y o u n g & By M. Martin Turpanjian of 5 3 Lockwood Dr. was grant From time to time we have specified that Gov. Nelson ed two side yard variances to Rockefeller of New York deserves to be drafted for the Presi erect a dining room addition to dency of the United States either by the Democratic national his home. A. Fred Guenther, convention or the Republican national convention. of 2 Vine St. was permitted a side yard variance to put a 6eal - Fuel (HI - Coke Gas and Oil Boilers We feel Gov. Rockefeller is an highly capable adminis peaked roof over his flat-top trator, a polished scholar and authority on governmental routine. ped garage roof which had re call—Mr. George Young about our BUDGET The Rockefeller family in the course of years has given quired a variance when first billions of dollars in charities and paid additional billions of erected. PLAN and your heating problem*. dollars for income tax to the U. S. Treasury. Besides, millions The board voted 4 to 1 on Gl. 4-4700 9 Franklin Ave.p fHdgewoed of people all over the United States who are employed by the the two lot applications of Ray We Install the Famous TIMKEN Burner. Rockefeller interests will vote for him whereas they will not mond H. Sietsma, 119 N. Franklin Tpke. Chairman vote for other aspirants. Harry Taylor was the dissenter who felt the planning board should also act on the matter. Waldwick Education Board Members Will Sound The appeal was for approval FIRST NATIONAL BANK of two 75 ft. lots on Summit Out Owner Of Junior-Senior High School Tract Ave. which is still technically Allendale Waldwick David Jaicks, president of students after June 1962. not on the tax map as an im the Waldwick Board of Ed The Board originally hoped proved street. The lots were in ucation, said the other night to have the proposed junior- conformance with the zoning EVERY MODERN BANKING SERVICE that the Board Attorney has senior high school open for requirements. been asked to consult the business in the fall of 1962. Mortgage* and Loans on Home Repairs — Personal Loans owner of a 23-acre tract of Plans for the proposed The board reserved decision Appliance Financing — Auto, New and Used land approved by Borough school must be submitted to on the application of Joseph voters last week as a proposed the voters of Waldwick. If ap LoScalzo of Summit Ave. who sought to get a building permit junior-senior high-school site. proved new plans must be AMPLE FREE PARKING drawn out and contracts for an 80 by 100 ft. lot on By an 1 1 to 1 margin, voters Adelaine PI. The board felt he Drive-In Window at Waldwick Branch endorsed Board plans to use awarded for construction. should attempt to purchase the ALSO BANKING BY MAIL AT BOTH OFFICES property owned by Mrs. Estel 40 ft. adjoining lot owned by Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation le Smith of Wyckoff and Hop Paul Vivers Resigns As the borough. per Avenues for a proposed 1.200-pupil school. The Board Hohokus Boro Attorney The sign application of real was authorized to spend $ 1 15,- Paul Vivers, of Ridgewood, tor Sidney Cohn of Palisades ...... 000 to purchase the land and whose financial affairs are be Park for a 60 sq. ft. sign on Gilbert 5-0156 and additional $10,000 for ing investigated by Grand Jury property next to the Shopping condemnation purposes, if nec of Bergen County, has resigned Center on E. Prospect St. was 3 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE essary. as Borough Attorney of Ho denied. The local law permits Waldwick students currently hokus. a 1 2 sq. ft. sign simply stating attend Midland Park High He recently resigned as ‘‘For Sale". The board, how Ridgewood Cleaners, Inc. School. The Midland Park Bergen County Election Com ever, did grant permission for Board has notified the Wald missioner and Oakland Mag the 12 sq. ft. sign to show a “Cleaners of Quality1' wick school governing body istrate. He was formerly bo diagram of the lot and stating 1 6 8 E. Ridgewood Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. that it will not accept Borough rough attorney of Waldwick. "Will Build to Suit". P age 4 JERSEY PARADE Friday, JULY I, 1960 John L. Brown Of Trenton Is Symbol Of Ultra Honesty In State House Service Budget-Finance Director demic statement. One must the State House Service at lic servant who is liked and ad One daughter, (Mrs.) Joyce literally experience the con Trenton with all due respects mired by every body. He is a M. Firman. Of State Legislature tacts of personal observations to many others. human dynamo and has a tryst Employment: during the tenure of their of with higher laurels and glories Widely Known For John Lyman Brown is an Assistant Chief Examiner, fice. as a Man of Destiny. He is pro Civil Service Department —. His Super Efficiency excellent administrator and his gress personified. He is an in It is because of the day by character stands out cameo-like 1920-1944. By M. Martin Turpanjian dividualist of the first magni Deputy Commissioner of day contacts on a business or and his noble personality quali tude. He creates the aura of L abor and Industry — 1944- When I served as a State a social basis that registers fies and exalts him to the en respect and civic consciousness 1956. Auditor for seven years 31 fundamentally on the human viable status of a man of out in any environment. Acting Commissioner of La years ago I came in contact mind, consciously and even standing administrative genius. bor and Industry — 1953- with people in many walks of sub-consciously the true picture He is well-versed in all the Biography of John Lyman 1954. life and the gentleman who left with positive exactitude to give delicate subtle manipulations B row n Deputy Legislative Budget the most indelible impression one an evaluation of the char of legal factors relative to Leg Born — Anderson, Indiana and Finance Director---- 1956- on me was none other than acter, the efficiency and above islative budget direction in all — July 9, 1892. 1959. John Lyman Brown who was all the dependability of the of its varied and intricate pro Name of Father ---- Jam es Legislative Budget and Fi then Chief Deputy Secretary to public servant. cedures. His ability is so flex Brown, Lawyer. nance Director — 1959 to the state Civil Service Commis ible and ingenious that he has Mother’s Maiden Name — date. sion. He later became deputy In my 42 years of editorial an uncanny sense of preception Bertha Closser. experiences and for seven years Labor and Industry Commis in detecting at a glance the Wedding date of Father and Business Affiliations: sioner and for the past several while as a state auditor and most microscopic flaws or im- Mother — 1 872. executive investigator being Member, Board of Trustees, years he has been Budget and pedient to block delay or re E d u c a tio n : appointed by four Governors Public Employees’ Retirement Finance Director for the legis tard the passage of a piece of Educated in Public Schools of New Jersey for special sur System, 1938 to present (Em lature of the state of New Jer worthwhile constructive legis of Anderson, Indiana. veys I can only count on my ployees’ representative). sey. He has proven to be the lation on finances. G raduate ---- Engineering symbol of ultra honesty as a fingers the number of the per Member, State Investment It can be said w ithout any Course, University of Illinois, Council — 1950 to date (Pub public servant of most unas sonages I havg met who are taint of partisan exaggeration 1914. lic Employees’ Retirement Sys suming nature. Everybody extremely honest and sincere. * or adulation that John Lyman tem representative). likes him. He is regarded as a A nd it has always been in my Brown has scored a tremend Married to Helen A. Sulli community Brother to all those mind and in my heart that John ous record of super-efficiency van — 1921, daughter of Anna Fraternal Affiliations: who know him. Lyman Brown tops the list of New Jersey’s most honest and in his psycholigal planned a p McCracken and Harry Sulli Member — Fraternal Lodge T o evaluate and make an sincere individuals. It can be proach in solving all the varied van. F and A M of Trenton; Ma honest appraisal of public of truthfully said that John Ly problems that arise from time Veteran, World War I — sonic Scottish Rite; Knights ficials one must have more than man Brown is indeed and in to time. 1917.1920 — Major, Ord Templar and Tall Cedars of a mere factual routine aca fact the Most Honest man in John Lyman Brown is a pub nance Department. Lebanon.

North Bergen Superintendent for outstanding work in mem QUESTION AND ANSWER North Bergen Girl bership, community service, Of Schools Presents Seven child welfare and youth activ Q uestion: W ho’s the clever ui'nliwUk Journo' Certificates To Honor Pupils Is Crowned “Miss ities. D epartm ent C om m ander est politician in New Jersey? Ralph D'OIivi of Morristown — Curious. Dr. Herman G. Klein, North will be the principal speaker at E D IT O R ’S NOTE: Carl W ater rates will be higher Bergen superintendent of Marine Of Jersey” the Legion session. Ruhlm ann of Bayonne is the in W aldwick. T he new rate schools, yesterday presented Miss Elaine Wurdemann, County Commander Guthrie cleverest politician in history is $5 for the first 8,000 gallons certificates to 7 honor students 1 7, of North Bergen, was will preside at all Legion ses of New Jersey. He is the Re and 40 cent for each addition at graduation exercises in crowned Miss New Jersey Ma sions while Mrs. Jane Wester- publican leader of Bayonne. al 1,000 gallons. Franklin Grammar School. The rine Corps League at the velt of Closter will preside at Despite seven changes of coun Mediterranean — Joseph F. students were Philip Federico, group’s convetion in Atlantic the woman’s session in her ca ty Republican leadership for Roche, seaman apprentice, Beverly Scavetta, Linda As City last Friday and Sunday. pacity as county auxiliary pre past 50 years he has always USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo choff, Heelen Baszkowski, Lois During the affair, which sident. been on the “right side” and seph F. Roche of 6 W. Pro Smith, Dorothy Adrian, and drew more than 300 persons, George Stegura of Oradell always remained the Bayonne spect st., Waldwick, N. J., is May Pesler. John Ruggiero, Hoboken, was is the general convention chair leader and chief confidante of serving obroad the attack air reelected commandant and all county leaders. Linda Aschoff delievered the man, assisted by Mrs. Kurt craft carrier USS Franklin D. John Noisi, N orth Bergen, was welcome address while Helen Hartman of Carlstadt for the Roosevelt operating with the renamed chief of staff. Niosi Baszkowski read Psalm 24 for auxiliary, post commander WANTED U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediter also was convention chairman. the Bible selection. John P. Dunleavy and past ranean. Other local men elected to MAN OR WOMAN Ralph A. Mazzei, principal, post com m ander A rthuh C. BROOKLYN, N. Y.—Navy office included Joseph D'Ami Henke, Jr. as convention trea To distribute world famous R.C.A. Ens. Robert T. Farley, son of introduced the 2 7 graduates co, West New York, service and Sylvania television and radio surer. tubes. Sold through our new modern Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farley, while Daniel E. Bigler, member officer, and Patrick Landolfi, of Board of Education, pre type, self service tube testing units. Sr. of 7 Pine st., Waldwick, West New York, vice com Substantial income to start. T o quali N. J., and husband of the for sented diplomas and constitu m andant. ACE REALTY COMPANY fy you must have 8 spare hours week tions. mer Miss Margaret Mandhank A color guard from Capt. Listings Wanted ly; front $1,494 to $2,988 cash avail Philip Federico, Lois Smith able. For INVENTORY ONLY, of Waldwick, is serving at the Kenneth Collings Detachment, Real Estate WE FURNISH MACHINES AND Naval Receiving Station, and Jeannee Marino made ad West New York, won the state Insurance LOCATIONS. No selling or solicit dresses to the audience and Brooklyn, N. Y. championship for the seventh 1 1 2 WYCKOFF AVENUE ing; business is set up for you. Do not Before entering the Navy Beverly Scavetta played the year in a row. They selected answer unless fully qualified. For per Waldwick, N. J. sonal interview in your city, include in N ovem ber 1948, he gradu piano while a choral selection, by Hyman Rosen, national Tel. OLiver 2-5678 phone number. Write Fast Check Di ated from St. Luke’s High "The Waltz of the Flowers,’’ commandant, and Brig. Gen. vision, Century Distributors, 7913 School in Hohokus. was offered. William J. Van Ryzin, guest Clayton Road, St. Louis 17, Missouri. speaker. The newly crowned Miss! MAGGIO STUDIO, PHOTOGRAPHERS Marine Corps League is a re cent graduate of Weehawken 5528 Bergenline Avenue High School and lives at 4003 West New York, N. J. Liberty av. with her parents, Boulevard Police Lt. and Mrs. COUNTY CLERK ALEXANDER ALLAN Frad Wurdemann. Her past triumphs include Administrative Building being named queen of Hobo Hackensack, N. J. ken Football Club in 1958 and queen of Fifth Battalion, Naval C. C. VAN EMBURGH MORTICIANS Reserve, in 1959. She recently 306 East Ridgewood Avenue completed a 2-year tour with House Sands Manhattan Rock Ridgewood, N. J. ets, a dance group. SICOMAC DAIRY LEGION CONVENTION Si comae Avenue (Continued fom Page 1 ) Wyckoff, New Jersey Park Post No. I 70, and HOWARD A. DAY, REALTOR George Stegura, a post com mander of Oradell Post 40, 61 North Maple Avenue both of whom have served as Ridgewood, New Jersey county officers. The winner will succeed county command METROPOLITAN SHOE REBUILDING er william E. Guthrie, Jr. o! Teaneck Post No. 128. AND HAT CLEANING CO. EDITOR TURPANJIAN AND A considerable number of 7 East Ridgewood Avenue prizes will be awarded to posts, Ridgewood, N. J. GOVERNOR ROBERT B. MEYNER units, and individual members Friday, JULY 1. 1960 JERSEY PARADE 5 Parade Business Directory

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MU 4-4396 The Story” papers. 400 Franklin Avenue HAWTHORNE 7-1217 Nearly 46 years of friendly, 45 1 Market Street 44 W . Prospect Street WYCKOFF, N. J. 1 Me Far lan Avenue Dignified, Personalized Paterson, N. J. Corner Maple Avenue TW 1-2211 HAWTHORNE, N. J. Service at moderate oost. MUlberry 4-1882 WALDWICK, N. J. Page 6 JERSEY PARADE Friday, JULY 1, 1960 Union City Commissioner Musto Is Dean Of General Assembly Of New Jersey

His character is basically pre dicated on a positive position of a true extrovertism. He has that rare quality of fluent vocal expression that can portray his cameo-like noble personality. Let us define the implication of those five letters that spell the name of “MUSTO” : M is for his militant stand U is for unifying plan S is for his spiritual goal T is for his truthful soul O is for his orderly mined that knows the art of being kind. Thus Assemblyman-City Commissioner Musto embodies in his character m ilitancy, unity, spiritual faith, truthful ness and orderly mind. Assemblyman Musto is the William V. Musto man of the Hour. He is not Dean of Assembly John V. Kenny retreating. He is on the March. Native Of Hudson County Municipality Boomed It is a plan of progress. It is a Borough Council does not ap trict. Residents opposed the For State Senator Or Governor In Year O f 1961 program of faith. It is a tryst prove a use-variance recom plan to rent the classrooms, with destiny. His Star of pro mended by the Board of Ad saying that it would allow The appraisals of human islation that he belives is vital mise is rising. William Vincent justment, the pastor declared. activities for gain prohibited characters is a hard task. The | to the geneal welfare of the Musto is in a position to meet The variance would allow the under Borough law. human equation is always state, he does not merely intro any challange. He can win church to rent the educational based on the dubious premise duce it, he battles heroically with the blessing of Mayor facilities to the Board of Edu STATE FARM INSURANCE of unpredictability so it is to make successful reality. Harry J. Thourot of Union cational for classroom use to almost impossible to determine Assemblyman Musto's pro City and State Democratic avoid a double-session sche AUTO, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE the permanent characteristic gressive Bills for the recon Leader John V. Kenny, of dule in the fall. of any individual to be able to Jersey City. Benjamin A. De Meo, Agent structive betterment of all the Last week the Board of Ad Auto, Life and Fire Insurance speak affirmatively of any people of New Jersey are well justment announced its recom • Low Rates • Good Service human personality, we must known by his tremendous en mended approval of the use- • Good Claim Adjustments proceed on the basis of moral ergy to back them up by a Waldwick Reformed variance providing that the 36 Franklin Turnpike philosophy of the Eternal Mo popular program of informa church limit the renting of its WALDWICK, N. J. ralist of Nazareth when he laid tive propagandas of publicity. Church To Build A facilities to the Board of Edu Gilbert 5-8957 down in language of crystalline His popular tryst is not the cation. clarity the most positive me product of high powered pub Bigger Edifice At a public hearing last COAL AND LUMBER thod for the true evaluation of lic relations campaigns. It is the month residents opposed the character: “By their deeds Ye literal possitive result of hard A $1 15,000 contract for the rental of the new church build shall know them .” and to work and persistency that has new First Reformed Church ing on the grounds that it Demartini Coal & Lumber Co. Lumber — Coal — Hardware quote His admonition ac struck the crescendo note of and educational building will would lead to the use of the be signed around July 5 with Mason's Materials, Paint, W allpapers curately we can say: “By Their faith, courage and determina facilities for all purposes. Glass — Storm Sash Fruits shall know them.” tion to carry on regardless of Nevol Associates Inc. of Glen The Borough ordinance per This is a perfect analysis of all the so-called insurm ount Rock. WEST PROSPECT STREET mits the erection of a church WALDWICK, N. J. his extraordinary mentality able obstacles. The pastor said the church building in a residental dis OLiver 2-5010 and it is in the light of this Assemblyman Musto’s re- will scrape its 59-year old illuminating circumstances that sourcefuness and patience is building since there is no mar we can get a true picture and almost superhuman. He has no ket for a structure of its type. rational understanding of the illusions of defeatism. He has The Sunday School part of the political, social and moral no policy of compromising ap building will be converted into BROADWAY TURKISH status of the dynamic, mag peasem ent. H e will ham m er at a parsonage and the present netic and militant dean of Gen the Rock of Political Obstruc parsonage will be sold. BATHS eral Assembly of the state of tion indefinitely. He has only T he pastor said it is hoped 37 BROADWAY • PATERSON, N. J. New Jersey ----William V. Mu one m ind and one will. It is that $15,000 from the sale of Telephone: SHerwood 2-5838 sto, who is also City Commis the will for victory. the present parsonage can be sioner of Union City. To say that Assemblyman used toward the construction For Men Only — Swimming Pool — Swedish Massage Assemblyman Musto is not Musto symbolizes in New Jer of the new church and edu Open Every Day Except Wednesdays and Sundays just another member of the sey an animated political Star cational building off Wyckoff Monday - Tuesday - Thursday - Friday state legislature of New Jersey. of Destiny is no empty rhetoric Avenue. 12 N oon T o M idnight He is an active legislator. He or idle figure of speech. One An additional $10,000 from is vocal articulate expounder does not have to possess any the sale will be used to recon Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays During July and August of civic progress. He is a re prophetic consciousness to vis vert the Sunday school build — SATURDAYS 9 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT — alist. He is no visionary dream ualize next year or so that this ing, he said: er of the impossible. He is a m an will be an active contend The contract with Nevol As WE ADD YEARS TO YOUR LIFE Under New man of deeds, not just words. er for the political nomination sociates has been drawn up LONGER LIFE TO YOUR YEARS Management His aggresive battle for the leg for Governor or State Senator. and will be signed even if the

G. Barker Seeley Is Best Goodwill Ambassador Of Monmouth Park Jockey Club While Many Other Public Relations Men Such carnates the thrill of joy and the simple reason that the pub ernity and he has given it the charm of inner happiness when licity profession is an art that Dignity of the Sport of Kings As In Camden Make Enemies For Their Bosses Or one is in his presence. You do one can never learn from mere and Queens of Recreational Enterprises They Represent But G. Barker Seeley Is not feel the formal sensitivity academ ic study. It is an in Decency. Unique As Friend Number One Of All The Newspaper of boredom. You are lifted at herent heritage that is born in And so we are gratified to least temporarily in an atmos the brains of certain individu give the fullest measure of Editors & Patronizers Of Monmouth Park Jockey Club phere w here you can relax in als. Thus the genuine publicity commendation to this unusual The secret of success is basic The psychological self-an peace and poise. You feel that promoter is fundamentally a gentleman of social culture ally predicated on the premise alysis is the safest and most you are in the presence of a genius. who has so ingeneously refined of self-adjustment and self-dis positive method fo one to scale friend and his friendly magnet T he publicity director in and humanized the sport of the heighs of success and sta- ism gives you a sense of ease cipline to the atmosphere of Camden area is making en racing on a basis of wholesome our immediate lucrative en balize a permanent successful and assurance that your wel pleasure and real virile sports come comes from the heart of emies for the owners and the vironment. career. patrons and for the press of manship. Well can it be said without And when we approach the a man who has found happiness A nd it will be the everlast and is willingly and graciously New Jersey in his rash attitude. fervor or verbal bombast that outstanding and almost fabu So the primary obligation ing prestige of G. Barker Seely, one can never go wrong if he lous career of G. Parker See sharing with all the represent the tictician, ace strategist and atives of the press and visitors of the true publicity director is can adjust himself to the place ley, the energetic, lovely and philosopher who is New Jer who attend the Monmouth to create a mental attitude of where he inherently belongs. affable social Ambassador of sey’s top-ranking publicist that Park J o c k e j Club race at relaxed sportsmanship and This means that every hu Goodwill and a morale builder his sound wholesome concept Oceanport, New Jersey. knows how to evaluate the thrill man soul was born predestined extraordinary we are impressed of the competitive race. of the true ideals of sportsman to fill a certain specific place in profoundly with the amazing As a glorified director of ship has made the Manmouth this great arena of m ortal life. fitness of things that he radiates public relations and publicity Public Relations-Publicity Park Jockey Club of Ocean- The first step is to be sure of in his daily routine life. He department, G. Barkey Seeley Director Seeley has lifted the port, New Jersey, by stimu the kind of work or pofession seems to possess a rare ability has struck the crescendo note racing concept out of the mire lating publicity an institution of that one inherently loves to do. of optimistic radiation. He in of efficiency and perfection for of the ordinary gambling frat i joy that will be ageless. Friday, JULY 1, I960 JERSEY PARADE 7 Victory Of Charles S. Joelson For Congress Seen Foregone Certainty Distinguished Democrat every official atmosphere when he is present. His Democracy Lawyer To Succeed is a living inherent expression Gordon Canfield At of Jefferson — to do the great The General Election est good to the greatest num ber. By M. Martin Turpanjian It is the cardinal aim of There is a ray of moral pro Charles S. Joelson to carry on gress on the political horizon his mission in doling out exact of Passaic County for a special justice not only to the militant survey m ade by the writer in majority but to the helpless mi the cross sections of N orth Je r nority. The rights of all people sey shows that Lawyer Charles must be respected and pre S. Joelson of Paterson will be served. elected as a Democratic mem This is the platform that ber of Congress in General Charles S. Joelson has stood Election of November of this on during his whole political year. H e will succeed G ordon life. Canfeld, Republican, who is God grant that the Awaken not seeking re-election Electorate will send Charles S. It is the emergence of a high Joelson to Congress to lead the er and a better trained mental aggressive crusade to restore ity and a more sensitive recog the Democratic House of Rep nition of the profound m oral resentatives back to the ideal values that must embody the of its historic pioneers. characters of the men who are seeking this exalted office of We are presenting herewith true representative government the biography of Congressional and it is to the everlasting pres Candidate Charles S. Joelson: tige that the Passaic County Charles S. Joelson was Democratic Party has struck a born in Paterson, New Jersey crescendo note of high honor on January 2 7, 1916. He at and the acclaim of meritorious tended local grammar schools accolades in the nomination of and was graduated from Mont that distinguished lawyer, clair Academy. He received a Charles S. Joelson, of Pater Bachelor of Arts Degree from son, for member of Congress. Cornell University in 1937, Mr. Joelson has held many and was elected to membership high offices of trust with great in Phi Beta K appa, a national honor and distinction. His of honorary scholastic society, in ficial career has been definite his junior year at Cornell. He in its rare fidelity to his routine received his Bachelor of Law duties, painstakingly partic Degree from Cornell Univers ular and meticulous in every ity in 1939. detail. H e has been m ore than He passed his New Jersey a mere office holder. He has Bar upon his first attempt and been a man with such deep was admitted to practice in sense of humane consciousness 1940. CHARLES S. JOELSON that he literally humanized the He enlisted in the United Candidate for Congress administrative functions and States Navy in 1942 and was legal procedures of the Depart assigned to duties in the Far ment of Law and public safety Eastern Branch of the Division headed by Attorney General of Naval Intelligence. Heads New Jersey League of Weekly Newspapers David D. Furman of New Upon his honorable dis Jersey. charge from the Navy, he re He has that rare character turned to private practice of istic of personal behavior pat law in which he now is engaged tern infusing the general under the partnership of Joel warmth and just sense of re son & Freundlich. spect and tolerance that one In 1948 he was chosen Sec feels relaxed and assured that retary to Mayor Michael U. De in his duties one would surely Vita of Paterson, and was ele find exact justice for Charles S. vated to the position of City Joelson embodies the very Counsel in 1949, in which cap spirit of the City of Paterson. acity he served until 1952. In His personality is literally in 1952 he was New J ersey Chair terwoven in the very fabric of man of the National Institute the social and political society of Municipal Law Offices. of that progressive municipal ity. He has been part and par He became Deputy Attorney cel of the forward march to General in 1954 and until 1956 progress for the simple reason handled the legal problems cities do not grow by idle spec connected with the establish tators and dream y eyed wishful ment of the new Public Em thinkers. T hey expand and d e ployees’ Retirement System velop because calm practical and the Unsatisfied Claim & common sense men of vision Judgment Fund. In 1956 he have the militant approach to was placed in charge of the fight and work and struggle to Passaic County Prosecutor’s overcome all the obstacles that Office as Acting Prosecutor, in retard the tides of victory and which capacity he served for Charles S. Joelson has always two years. proven to be a doer of things, He served from 1958 until honest to the core and sincere i960 as Director of Criminal in every respect. His victory Investigation for the entire will be a tremendous moral in State of New Jersey. spiration and his success would He has run twice as the signalize the rise of the ethical Democratic candidate for Con conscience of the Nation. It gress for the Eighth Congress would dispel that cheap cynical ional District, on one occasion concept that has become so losing by only 1 50 votes. commonplace in this hectic He is the son of the late mechanized age of haste and Judge Harry Joelson and Jen scramble that truth, honor and ny Joelson. His mother pres decency are obsolete virtues. ently is a school teacher. His Charles S. Joelson has scored mother’s maiden name was an unblemished record over Jenny Ellestein. the many years, ---- a record He is a member of Post 1 87, that is articulate with the Voice American Legion; Post 139, °f Truth and vibrant with the Veterans of Foreign Wars and radiation of a Democratic per Passaic County Bar Associa sonality that can dem ocratize tion. M. MARTIN TURPANJIAN Page 8 JERSEY PARADE Friday, JULY 1, 1960 League Of Weekly Newspapers To Honor August W. Heckman As Chief Counsel As Martin Turpanjian Is Re-Named President At Sixth Anniversary Conclave Mrs. Lyons Renamed Chairman Of Board Of Directors As Dr. Clara K. Aszody Is Made Chairman Of Board Of Trustees

Mrs. Conrad Lyons

Rev. Samuel Brosius, Grand M. Martin Turpanjian August W. Heckman Master of Masons, receives scroll from Commr. August W. sel of the League. He made a ferences to the weekly news Heckman. happy little speech touching on paper editors of New Jersey state, national and interna for the past six years. The Directors. John J. Wolczanski, tional problems. Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Perth Amboy, was re-elec It was unanimously decided Armene Turpanjian is now inviting weekly news ted first vice-president; Gerard to tender a testimonial banquet paper editors at its annual sub- De Muro, editor of Garfield in honor of Chief Counsel At the sixth anniversary con rosa dinner conferences and all Guardian, of Garfield, was re August W. Heckman for dis vention of the New Jersey the newspapers without dis elected secretary; Mrs. Armene tinguished services rendered to League of Weekly Newspapers, crimination are now receiving Turpanjian, publisher of Hud the members of the weekly Inc. last Saturday, June 25 at state police press cards, both son Gazette of North Bergen newspaper craft. President Beacon Manor Hotel, Point wallet and auto visor through was reelected treasurer and Dr. Turpanjian will appoint a Pleasant, M. Martin Turpan sanction of Attorney-General Clara K. Aszody, of West special committee to make ar jian, editor of this newspaper, David D. Furman and Col Orange was elected chairman rangements for the testimonial was re-elected president. He Joseph D. Rutter, the superin of the Board of Trustees. Sam banquet for Commr. Heckman is the founder and organizer of tendent of state police division. uel W. Silverman was appoint either in October of this year the League and through his Mrs. Conrad Lyons, editor ed chairman of public relations or April next year. efforts and recommendations of Spotlight, coast-to-coast pic committee. Commissioner Heckman has the Governor of New Jersey, ture news weekly of Newark City Commissioner August proven to be the best benefac the Honorable Robert B. Mey- and Asbury Park, was re-elect W. Heckman, of Jersey City, tor to the New Jersey State ner is conducting press con- ed chairman of the Board of was re-appointed Chief Coun- Republican Party Dr. Clara K. Aszody

According to the consult mended for the use of her Mayor Charles J. Weaver Of North Bergen ants, a public hearing must be home for monthly meetings. held before condemnation and Is Studying New Housing Program With the relocated residents must be The officers insatlled were provided with decent and safe Mrs. I. James Barger, chair housing within their financial man; Mrs. E. E. Klaschka, Patronize U. S. Aid For Middle Income Apartments means. Mayor Charles J. Weaver of vice-chairman; Mrs. Vincent North Bergen and his col In the area under discussion D’Ambrosio, treasurer; Mrs. leagues are studying ways and the other day, much of the land Thomas Spires, corresponding Polo Food means for middle income is already township-owned and secretary; Mrs. John Mark vacant. The rest of the area, apartments in many areas of ham, recording secretary. our township under Federal although privately-owned, has Housing Act of 1954. only about 10 or 12 houses Members were reminded so condemnation proceedings that the Branch is scheduled to Stores Mayor Weaver has inter should not be too difficult. staff the hospital thrift shop viewed two consultants for “This is not a slum clear daily next week from 9:30 preliminary discussions on Fed a.m. to 1 2 :30. eral housing with financial aid ance program because we have from U.S. no slums in North Bergen," The Standing Committees Mayor Weaver stressed, "but for the new year were announ The area directly concerned we do want to attack blight ced by Mrs. Barger; Mrs. in yesterday's meeting is lo where it might grow or already Myles Maratene, Fays and RAYNGLD ALUMINUM cated to the rear of the modern exist.” Means; Mrs. Guy Mulholland apartment houses on Boule and Mrs. Edward Troche, Regular 12" Roll 33 cents vard East, beginning at Bull’s Kurth Cottage; Mrs. George Ferry rd. and runuing along Mrs. James Berger Is New Schade, Robin H ood; Mrs. River rd. to the Edgewater Robert Fagan, Publicity; Mrs. 18" Heavy Duty Roll 63c boundary, including Wall st. Chairman Of Waldwick's Thomas Goss and Mrs. Mary and certain structures along Auxiliary Of The Valley McEvoy, hostesses for Kurth Palisade sv. The area is com Mayor Charles J. Weaver Hospital Of Ridgewood Cottage; Mrs. George Spring- monly known as "Shadyside.’ meyer and Mrs. Dorothy "W e are still in the prelimi it to private developers or de The Valley Hospital Auxil yHutchins, Production; Mr.s velop it on its own. The federal nary discussion stage now as iary, Waldwick Branch, held Nyma Stevenson, Sunshine; we look for land for middle- government will reimburse the its installation luncheon for Mrs. George Regan, Mrs. El income housing under Title 1 community up to two-third’s of mer De Mose and Mrs. John LIPT0N TEA of the federal law," Mayor the loss involved i nclearing the new officers at the Steak Pit Shunny, Smock. A telephone in Paramus recently when out Weaver said. land, relocating families and committee has been set up to going chairman Mrs. Myles "It is a complete matter for planning and executing ren faciliate operations. 1 6 /s 25 Cents which requires long and de ovation. Maratena stepped down from tailed study and discussion,” office. A luncheon is planned for To be eligible, a community October and a lawn party is 4 8 /s 65 Cents he added, "but I am encour must have a workable program Guest of honor was Mrs. W. aged by today’s talk." still in the formulative stage. for the elimination and preven H. Floyd, president-elect of August 30th is the extra day David Lutin and Henry tion of blight in the whole com the auxiliary, who will take the Waldwick Branch is V2 Lb. 83 Cents office in September. Mrs. Ma- Schneider, the consultants, put munity. This program must pledget to work at Kurth Cot their plan before Weaver, the have building and zoning or ratene presented the auxiliary tage, the members were re township commissioners, and dinances, neighborhood an check of $1,100 to installing quested to take note of that Bernard A. Schwarz, assistant alyses, administrative organi officer Mrs. Daniel Farrell date. corporation counsel for North zation and financial ability to prior to turning over her gavel To force opinion is like push Bergen. carry out the program, provi of office. The amount was The luncheon was under the ing the magnetized needle Under the plan, as outlined sion for relocation of families, more than double the sum chairmanship of Mrs. William round until it points to where by the consultants, a commun and fullfledged citizen partici pledget by the auxiliary. Mrs. Morovin and Mrs. Robert we wish the North Star stood. ity may condemn land and sell pation. Lewis Thompson was com- Clark. — Dorothy C. Fisher.