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WALDWICK, NEW IERSEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1947. $2 YEARLY — 5* COPY 3L, 8 NO. 14 jovernor Asks Data Of Waldwick Election Corruptions Says Jackson White Person Formerly [ayor & Council To Act Friday Night Operated Waldwick Service Station & )n Charges Made Against Boro Clerk jy Auditor and Kenneth Howe’s Group “Filled” 11 Gallons Gas In 9 Gal. Tank The Jersey Parade is in receipt of another unusual The Waldwick Mayor and Council will hold an impor- essay from one of our readers in Suffern, N. Y. who tells of an ant session this Friday night at which time action will be taken unusual circumstance that a Waldwick man who still resides ifains Boro Clerk Charles A. Bearce based on charges made in this borough, formerly operated a service station and had gainst him by Borough Auditor Lyons and Kenneth Howe, for- the distinction of being the only person in the world who could ' councilman; School Trustee Huffman, Mrs. Elsie Smith and “fill” exactly 11 gallons of gasoline in a certified 9-gallon |rs, Huffman, former head of local PTA, and M. Martin lur- automobile gas tank. anjian, editor of Jersey Parade. The statement of our reader A, an executive cession of Theatre Dram follows: “Editor, Jersey Par­ ------Le local solons last Friday THEY DO SA Y ade: Do you know who’s that jght all the charges made by Crowd from Northwest person now residing in Wald­ Charles A. Bearce used to ,)« were weighed and the Bergen County Towns wick, who is a Jackson White iccusations of Howe’s follow- manufacture dry cleaning or of Molatto complexion, who ijj duly considered and defl­ Ramsey Theatre, of Ramsey, fluid through chemical com­ used to operate a gasoline ser­ is drawing huge throngs from ate actions will be taken at pound. vice station in the borough of Friday’s session, it is be- all parts of Northwest Bergen Driscoll Phones Waldwick. He was the only County and Suffern area due man in the world who could iered. A Waldwick man who works .Borough Attorney John J. to the fact that the latest at­ “fill” (which would not be pos­ Parade Editor in another community is a Min, it is said, has informed tractions and features are sible without ‘gyp’ method) 11 iayor James E. Daniels and being shown on its screen. black marketeer. He and the gallons of gasoline in certified recipient of the “benefits” are louncilman Frederick F. Far- Managers Joseph Curcio and Pledging Probe Ford automobiles which only ici, Barth Vander Els, Vernon Anthony D’Onofrio are always be3t of pals. They pose as pa­ had 9-gallon capacity tanks. [, Bush, Clarence J. Abrams, wide awake arid see to it that triots before the public as a And it came to pass that ferbert D. Albert and Nelson the best shows are obtained Monday morning of this week ruse. nearly all the residents of for the patrons of the popular i.Lumley that the mayor and the telephone of the Jersey I Waldwick Y V cU U W iC tt. who VV.llU hadl i a u Fordr u i u aauto- u t u - Jouncilmen are to he held re- showhouse. Parade office rang and the A Waldwickian used to be j mobjjeg discovered that they ipotisible for all the acts and operator asked for the editor expert radio mechanic” while were being “gypped” right and Mr. and Mrs. John Herring ieeds of Borough Clerk Bearce and added: “the governor of he knew nothing whatsoever left and people who already ffhich means that unless pro­ of Woodcliff Lake, have an New Jersey wishes to speak on radio repairs. He received had five or six gallons of gas nounced the engagement of per punishment is meted out with you.” And sure enough it a job to repair a huge radio and merely wanted to have their daughter. Blanch, to Ken ty bis removal or by action was the voice of Gov. Alfred E. and he charged and collected their auto gas tanks filled up, neth H. Hunt, son of Mr. and through legal process the local Driscoll who stated that a let­ $140 and gave a so-called just asked the Jackson White Mrs. Howard Hunt, of Cleve­ solons could be removed from ter sent him on May 14, 1947 “guarantee” 'wihicch was writ­ service station operator: "fill office. land Avenue. had been misplaced or lost, ten in the following language: it up, bud!" and as sure as God claiming that he had never le “I hereby guarantee that this made green apples, the opera­ ceived same and asked for full radio will never work.” And tor would take his time and Waldwick Bathing Beauty Contest details and particulars, assur the radio never worked. He when the tank was full he mg that he "would take what­ gave up that “enterprise" and would say: “exactly 11 gal­ To Be Held Saturday, June 28th ever action is necessary. The became interested in another lons !” And it just so happened copy of the original letter was enterprise which may be con that several Ford owners Sixty-five awards are to be made in the forms ol gold mailed to him by special letter sidered something else. wrote letters to the late Henry silver and bronze medals to the winners of the Waldwick A. C together with all other docu­ Ford himself and received the wimming meet on Saturday, June 28th, at the municipal poo . . mentary evidence from Wald­ Hague is spelled in Holland reply right under his signature tional equipment and it is The events will start at 10 wick post office. Dutch language as “hog”. His I saying that all his Ford cars hoped that the grown ups will 'clock in the morning and ancestors said to have come |of that period had only 9 gal­ turn out in large numbers to The telephone conversation lon gasoline capacity for the 'ill continue throughout the originally from the City ofi;~ , * n back up this project which is lasted nearly 10 minutes. Gov. a ay until all events have been ttHague, nHolland, ulana, one branchoranen | tanksoful TVinaf and nf never . .. 11 gallons, ,, . , only the beginning of a series Driscoll stated that this was T , ’ , „„„a „and most of the Waldwick wnpleted. Ireland, another! . . . , ____. t----- of recreational programs. for the first time that he had went to residents and people from Ho- The bathing (beauty contest telephoned direct to a citizen branch came to America years fill take place between 3 and Ho—Kus, Midland Park, as governor of New Jersey and and years ago. Wyckoff and even Ridgewood P. m . 13 This Is Friday, The th the editor thanked him for his produced such lettres from The events include a 25 yard As Waldwick Solons Plan interest and cooperation. The Paul De Martini of Ramsey Henry Ford and the operator wim for 6 to 8 year group to Council Session Decision previous letter was mailed to and Waldwick has more brains would say: “1 don’t care what 1 WO yard swim for 16 year Driscoll from a Passaic County and executive abilities than Ford says, all I know that older group for boys, and Although this week’s council Post Office. It means Gov. many occupants of The White my meter is the most exact and P yard swim for 6 to 8 year session falls on Friday the Driscoll will .probe the activi­ accurate precision in America ?roup to a 75 yard swim for Hause, past and present. 13th, Mayor James E. Daniels ties of the Mayor and Council and in the entire world, I fil- 16 years and older for girls and Councilman Barth Vander or the Borough Clerk. Michael Leonard who has re-| led in 11 gallons and you must poup. The diving contests will Els, Frederick F. Farad, Ver­ delude events in all ages. signed as Democratic County Pay me for the price for 11 non Y. Bush, Clarence J. Ab Committeeman, is still a m e m -Unions of gasoline.” He went Entrance to the pool will be rams, H. D. Albert, and Nelson WALDWICK NOTES ^ tag for which a donation of ber of Waldwick Democratic out of business pretty soon, J. Lumley will be called upon Police Captain Melvin A. p, r I people got wise to him.” for adults and 10c for to make important decisions children will be collected. Any Perry, proprietor of A & P Gar­ ^ EDITOR'S NOTE: The editor and under our laws may he di­ age, returned the other day Mrs. Joseph Ritter was re- ^ jersey Parade is anxious to resident holding a yearly pass who rected by Borough Attorney from an extended trip to Adi­ cently elected president of the know the subject matter WlH receive a tag without any John J. Carlin to take definite local American Legion uxi J eysay might be. We contribution. rondack Mountains. He was of­ actions in enforcing legislative fered the position of Chief of 'ary- I wonder who could it be. Will This day of recreation is for mandate otherwise the solons Police at Long Lake and will Waldwick Mayor and Coun- any oldtimer shed some more fte benefit of the childdren of themselves will be held respon­ decide in a few days whether l**e town and all monies col- sible if they don’t carry out cil will meet this Friday night. | H*ht on the subject? | to accept the job or not. iceted will be spent for recrCa- their duties. UHM 13 1!)17 JERSEY PARADE. WALDWIEK. N. .T. FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1947

Johnny Davis saves his grandmother, know that.” Johnny shook his head offered to go with them, and would She found it would be hard to she stood suddenly— "because you Jennifer Martin, from a holocaust at her and gritted his teeth. have been quite disappointed if they tell him the truth; his child-like are so selfish you want all of Mrs home, but since she is unconscious when “ I said it was their idea, son.” had acted as though they did not faith might not accept her stand­ Martin’s money for yourself! Be­ he reaches her, his cousin, Basil Martin, cause—” takes credit for the rescue. Thomas, the "Why, they’re as bad as—as Mrs. need her help. ards. “ Why, because I—because we butler, is the only one who knows that Martin. Don’t they want a park, The deal for the house went love each other, Jackie . . . and he’s He took her by the wrist and Johnny was the real hero but he is J. D. or what?” Kit asked. through at fifty-seven hundred, and really not bad, honey. What makes pulled her down beside him, lean­ afraid to speak, even though his doing so "Oh, I think they don’t care much J. D. could have gotten it at even you think that?” ing over her, his face close to hers. might caase Mrs. Martin to acknowledge one way or another. But the point a lower price if he had not felt He disregarded her last question. “ Wait a minute, beautiful, you got the grandson she would never have Into is they have their budget all bal­ that the widow needed the money. “ How can you love him and John­ me wrong.” He looked deep in her her home before. Johnny is in love with They were all three elated over K it Willett who is engaged to Basil. When anced nicely and with November’s ny, too, Kit?” eyes and touched her cheek with the formal signing up and remind­ Basil asks Kit to persuade Mrs. Martin election near they just don’ t want She was stumped. There was no his lips. “ I was only kidding. . . . ed one another of the advantages to change her will, cutting out Johnny, to erase those pretty figures of what answer to that but one. She could Why, can’t you tell, baby? Why, the that the property had for the park she indignantly refuses but he then they’ve saved all the taxpayers. say bluntly that she didn’ t love only reason I don’t want to have site. They tried not to compare it threatens to transfer her old uncle to a That’ s the real reason, Kit.” Johnny—in fact, that was the only any kids is—” He nodded his head Job as laborer. Johnny tells her he Kit and Johnny were both leaning to Martindale Park for several reas­ in the direction of Linda Martin’s loves her. thing she could say. up against the desk looking as dis­ ons. Martindale was definitely un­ portrait “ What would I do if any­ obtainable; secondly, the deal had “ But I don’t love—Johnny.” She couraged as they possibly could. breathed a sigh of relief. That much thing happened' to you—like it did J. D. walked over to them and gone through now and there was no to her, Kit?” He smoothed her hair CHAPTER XIII was settled. smiled at them, laying a hand on backing down. The council had their back from her forehead. “ You know money in it, as well as J. D. Jackie’s eyes grew large and he ■ K it’s aunt was able to find out each of their shoulders. I couldn’t live without you, don’t looked up at her earnestly. “Oh, the price that the widow Johnson Kit was still at the office when you?” Jackie came in. but you do Kit, you do!” was asking, and while it was more “ Couldn’t you, Basil?” she asked, The Council Buys They were all surprised to see than they had counted on, J. D. “ What do you say we take a look not looking at him. Her voice was him. The child was pale and still said he thought he could persuade The Johnson Place at that sheepskin jacket down at expressionless. “ Wait a minute, kids, don’ t jump weak-looking, but he showed a good Disher’ s for you. Jack?” Johnny the council to buy it They figured Johnny and J. D. were in the of­ yet. You’ re forgetting that old J. D. had seen the jackets in the window the remaining part of the afternoon fice of the Clarion when Pat Nick- can still pull a few tricks from the before and had decided the boy and on into the evening until time ols came in Tuesday after the John­ bag.” He laughed as they looked at should have one. for the council meeting. son property was officially theirs. him eagerly. Johnny and Kit, both anxious to But Jackie was not to be side­ know the outcome of the meeting, “ It so happens that I’ ve got a lit­ tracked. “ But, Johnny, won’t you Bad News for decided to wait at the Clarion of­ tle bit salted away. It’ s not much, tell her she does?” he pleaded anx­ fice until J. D. returned. While he but it’ s something. I ’ve been saving iously. The Davises was gone they speculated on his it for a new press, but—well, the Johnny looked at Kit helplessly. He was a big, burly fellow and progress every few minutes. old one’ s been with me so long that He was as embarrassed as she was. Johnny had not seen him since he “ Johnny, do you really think he I'd sort of feel like I was junking “ Well, Jack, I ’ll do my b est” He had been one of the party that had an old friend, anyway, so maybe will put it through?” she asked. half-dragged the boy out to the started to work on the Martindale with that money and a few more street. park some months back. His usual “ I don’t know, but if anybody shekels we could swing the deal Johnny was outfitted from head smiling face was clouded as he can, Dad w ill," he answered very yet.” positively. to toe when the three of them fin­ burst into the office where the two They both looked at him and ished with him at Disher’s. They got men were busy with the copy for “ If we get It started once, why neither said a word, but the admira­ almost as much kick out of it as the the evening edition. there would be lots of things we tion they both felt was written boy did. They looked like Christ­ could add,” she suggested. J. D. looked up. “ Well, Pat, what plainly on their faces. It was Kit mas shoppers when they finally is on your mind?” "Did you say ‘we,’ Kit? Do you who spoke first. brought the child home. Mrs. Mur­ thi^k Basil will allow you to take “ Plenty, J. D.,” was his reply and “ J. D., you’re a darling, but we’re phy greeted them at the door, her the expression on his face matched part in it after—" Johnny did not not going to let you lose your new gratitude making her plain little face finish his sentence the seriousness of his answer. “ You press. It’ s just not right—and the almost beautiful. fellows buy the Johnson place?” “ I keep forgetting. When I say old one’s worn out—you know that.” As, they drove away. Kit confessed “That’s right, Pat. We’re going we, I mean you For, of course, “ No, Dad, we can’t do that. You to the two men, “ You know, I don’t Basil would object, and even if I to put the park on the lot,” Johnny keep your money till you can get ever think I ’ve had so much fun. spoke up. defied them all, it would just cause the new press. There will be some Isn’t he a darling?” “ I don’t think you’ll be putting a scene. But I ’ll always be thinking other way.” He put his hand up to “Yeah,” Johnny’s face lit up. that maybe X helped just a little, any park on that ground.” He shook his chin and frowned. “ There’a got “ He’s just the kind of a boy I ’ d like his head. “ M y grandpa built that Johnny, and I ’ll always be thinking to be some other way.” to have.” of you and wondering how things place back in '86 and they had a Kit remembered Johnny’s state­ “ Listen, since when do I take devil of a time. There’s a rock bed are for you—about the park, of ment that evening when she was orders from two young squirts like under that house no m ore’n five feet course,” she hastened to add. with Basil. you? It’s my money and I intend down below ground, and you know “ Yes. of course,” Johnny an­ “ I had a lot of fun today, Baz. to do with it what I think should the kind of rock we got around here, swered slowly. We—ah, some friends and I bought be done with it. Those kids need a They got almost as much kick out so darned hard you can’t even touch some clothes for—a little kid.” Aft­ About ten, J. D. came up the steps playground a lot worse than the of it as the boy did. it!” of the building. They knew by the Clarion needs a new press.” er she mentioned it she wished she J. D. had prepared himself for look on his face that something deal of improvement. The day was had not brought it up; there was too They argued for a while, but final­ bitterly cold and his ragged little bad news from the look on Pat’l was wrong. He was not smiling, ly gave up. J. D. had made up his much about it that she did not want and his expression told clearly of jacket did not keep him warm, Kit Basil to know. He would not like face, but this was a little worse than mind and it was final. He had noticed immediately. he had counted on. He said nothing disappointment. enough to pay the Johnson widow her being at the Clarion, espe­ He climbed up on J. D.’s lap and for a few minutes—he didn’t have “ Well, kiddies, they opened their the six thousand she was asking and cially after she no longer worked the four of them talked and laughed the courage to look at Johnhy. hearts to us, all right.” He threw that would leave ten hundred and there. And he certainly would not together. They ordered hot choco­ After studying a moment, Johnny down the papers they had so care­ fifty dollars to invest in material appreciate her buying clothes for late and sandwiches brought in from asked quickly, “ Well, that was un­ fully set up for the case. “ We’ll for the playground, since the labor, Jerry Murphy’s child. Murphy had the confectionery next door and had der the house— could be the rest of have exactly two hundred and fifty or most of it, was to be free. The caused enough trouble, going to a regular celebration in his honor, the lot is all right, couldn’t it?” dollars to build the park with after swimming pool would have to wait Martindale every other day threat­ which made him very proud. we buy the Johnson place at our for a few years, or until they could ening to sue the Martins for the “ That I couldn’t say, Davis. May­ figure. Eight hundred dollars less show the town council what an in­ He had said he had to be home child’s accident Basil had been be . . . but it ain’t likely.” He saw than she’ s asking for. There it is— terest the park would create in the by four, when his father got home, cleared and did not intend to pay the look of disappointment on John­ take it or leave it.” He stood looking town. • and Johnny promised to get him them a cent, he told Kit quite def­ ny’s face and added quickly, “ But out the window at the black night, there in time. Before he left, the initely. we’ll see. I’ ll round up some of the “ Well, then, it’s decided and we his hands stuck in his pockets. She went on describing the event men this afternoon and we’ll give can’t talk you out of it, J. D.?” She child turned to Kit and very seri­ “ You mean that’ s the story, ously asked: “ When are you going with as much clarity as she could, it a try. You be over thereT" he looked at him and saw him shake i J. D.?” Kit asked, coming around remembering not to mention the asked both the men. his head defiantly. “ We might as to get married, Kit?” the desk to stand in front of him. Kit, thinking he still thought she child’s name or who her friends had well celebrate, then—and anyway “ You couldn’t keep us away, “They’ll only pay her fifty-two been. —this is Johnny’s birthday 1” She was Johnny's girl, as he had orig­ Pat,” J. D. answered for both of hundred for the place?” Johnny smiled at Johnny. inally believed, answered, “Well, “Which will we have first Baz, them. asked incredulously. honey, we haven’t decided yet. But a boy or a girl?” she asked, smiling “ Yep. That’ s the whole thing. Oh, “ Yeah—let’ s get out of here,” we’ll let you know, won’t we, John­ at him. (TO BE CONTINUED) yes,” he remembered. “ They’ll ap­ Johnny quickly changed the sub­ ny?” She winked at Johnny. “ Neither! That’s final. The old propriate the amount for the swim­ je c t “ No,” Jackie shook his head and lady is just looking for an excuse ming pooL” He saw Johnny and “ Johnny’ s birthday—it is, isn’t it, looked down at his feet. “I mean to get out of leaving me her dough Kit’s faces light up. “But—they ex­ son? How many years, boy? the real one you’re going to get —and that sure would clinch it! pect to be paid back in two sum­ Twenty-four, isn’t it?” He shook his married to.” Don’t talk kids to me, baby!” He mers, from the fee we're supposed head. “ It seems like yesterday.” K it was embarrassed. She won­ drew a long drag on his cigarette. to charge the kids.” He looked at He looked at the calendar and slow­ dered how he had found out about “Basil, what are you talking them out of the comer of his eye ly tore off the page of November, Basil. "In a few days, Jackie,” she about?” K it asked. to see how they would take this. crumpled it and threw it in the answered slowly. “ Just what I said. Why, she’ d “ Charge them to go in swim­ waste basket. love to leave everything in a trust ming?” Johnny and Kit asked al­ The next few days were ones of Jackie Poses fund for a great-grandchild or any­ most in unison. activity for Johnny, J. D. and K it body else she could dig up. And “That was their idea.” Although she had quit her job at A Question don’t think I don’t know it.” He “ But—what good would that do the Clarion the Saturday before, “Kit, what are you going to mar­ nodded his head. the kids at the Settlement? The kids she was down at the office Monday ry him for? He’s bad!” The child “And you mean we won’t have we’re building it for? They never morning early. They were to see looked directly into her eyes and any children because—” Kit was r have a nickel they can spend, you Mrs. Johnson that day and Kit had demanded the truth. sitting on the sofa beside him and FRIDAY' JUNE 13, 1947. JERSEY PARADE WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY ‘HIM 1 1 1 Q1 7 Pa^Thm.

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(Signed) Joseph Maratene Suburban Fuel Co., 52 Objections, if any, should be made im­ 28 Maple Avenue There is a gentleman in Midland Park who settled in Franklin Ave., Ridgewood, Tel. mediately in writing to: Charles A. Waldwick, New Jersey. Bearce, Borough Clerk, Waldwick, New Fees: $3.52 Jersey Parade June 13, 20, 1947 a Hudson County City from New' England States. He was a Ridgewood 6 6500, has a staff Jersey. Democrat. He was asked to join a Democratic club. He refused of best trained and most out­ (Signed) Lawrence V. Martin standing heat consultants. Mo­ Waldwick, New Jersey. NOTICE to do so. Anna M. Martin bile heat fuel ail, Delco and stated: “ Give me $5” and the Waldwick, New Jersey. Take notice that Pasquale Caruso has The next day he received a Genco oil burners, and rock­ Fees $3,96 Jersey Parade June 13, 20, 1947 applied to the Borough Council of the price was paid and he then Borough of Waldwick for a Plenary Re­ summons to serve on the jury. wool insulation are among the asked: “What is that for?” tail Consumption license for premises A club spokesman visited him .services this firm handles most located at the southwest corner of the and asked him: “why don’t you “Well, you can’t hear good NOTICE intersection of Prospect Street and Maple effectively to the satisfaction Avenue, Waldwick, New Jersey. Take notice that Julio Castilla has ap­ join?” He refused to be forced enough, I must go to a doctor Objections, if any, should be made im­ of all concerned. plied to the Borough Council of the Bor­ to tell that he give a certificate mediately in writing to: Charles A. into a club, he said. Few min­ ough of Waldwick for a Plenary Retail Bearce, Borough Clerk, Waldwick, New .that you are hard of hearing, Distribution License for premises located utes after the sheriff’s repre­ Schools, municipal build­ Jersey. at the southwest corner of the intersec­ get it?” And the stranger (Signed) Pasquale Caruso sentative called on him with ings,, houses and a.partments tion of Prospect Street and Franklin Turn­ Prospect Street special summons. The club packed up and moved to Mid­ pike, Waldwick, N. J. Waldwick, New Jersey. take advantage of the services Objections, if any, should be made im­ spokesman again visited the land Park and he is now a Fees: $3.52 Jersey Parade June 13, 20, 1947 rendered by this honorable mediately in writing to: Charles A. stranger and asked him to join Republican both in deed and in Bearce, Borough Clerk, Waldwick, New act. Many others have come to concern because they all know Jersey. and again the answer was NOTICE "no.” The club spokesman then Bergen County that way. they are based on true facts (Signed) Julia Castillo Boz 533 Take notice that Sol. Ainster has ap­ honorable concern because Waldwick, New Jersey. plied to the Borough Council of the Bor­ Fees: $3.52 Jersey Parade June 13, 20, 1947 ough of Waldwick far a Plenary Retail that they are receiving the Consumption License for premises located best services and most reason­ on Prospect Street, Waldwick, New Jersey. NOTICE Objections, if any, should be made im­ able prices. t mediately in writing to: Charles A. Take notice that John K. Wilson has Bearce, Borough Clerk, Waldwick, New 601N0 PLACES Suburban Cinder Block Co., applied to the Borough Council of the Jersey. 180 Franklin Turnpike, Wald- Borough of Waldwick Ifor a Plenary R e­ (Signed) Sol. Amster tail Consumption License for premises Prospect St. wick, Tel. Allendale 1-4355, located at the northeast corner of the Waldwick, New Tersey. intersection of Prospect Street and Hew- Fees: $3.08 Jersey Parade June 13, 20 1947 has huge quantities of cinder son Avenue, Waldwick, New Jersey, Ridgewood Awning ad Venetian Blind Co., 310 Goffle bocks on hand and all builders known as Wilson’s Hotel and Tavern. Objections, if any, should be made im­ NOTICE Rd., Midland Park, Tel. Ridgewood 6-4334. This firm is the can depend on this reliable mediately in writing to: Charles A. Take notice that the Marconi Social leading awning manufacturing company in Bergen County. Bearce, Borough Clerk, Waldwick, New Club, Inc., has applied to the Borough firm for prompt and efficient Council of the Borough of Waldwick for J, Powers is the proprietor. Its new building soon to be ready Jersey. (Signed) John K. Wilson a club license for premises situated at for occupancy is the finest of its kind. services. 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For Munger, over 6 feet, Tex Hughson, before the war, was weighing 200 pounds, is the type that rated as one of baseball’s best. Last can work in 35 or 40 games. He season, Tex needed the help of Red is also the type that might win 25. t j ) t o a r r v r9 Sox bats to save him, game after This means that such slender and game—and so did Dave Ferriss. In somewhat fragile workmen as Pol- DIAMONDS the season’s opener, the Red Sox let, Brecheen and Dickson can get Farissier’s Service Station WATCHES gave Hughson a 6-0 lead, and yet he all the rest they need. couldn’t finish. 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Today’s article will, I hope, help In 1914, Rudolph, Tyler and James *$*♦»•* *♦* <*1* *3* *♦* ♦$**$**$**$**$* *1* «»♦♦$» *♦* *♦* *♦* *$* *♦* *»* to clarify a matter of punctuation. pitched the Braves from last place 3 L 9?Rota ( 3 a Stu3ia There seems to be a good deal of to the pennant, and then a four- confusion among magazines, news­ game sweep in the big series. COMMERCIAL AND papers and such agencies as to the In each case you’ll notice that PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY correct way of writing the posses­ three pitchers did most of the work. sive forms of common and proper Orville B. Parisen Few pitchers today get half enough nouns ending in “ s” or an “ ss” work. A good pitcher should be 451 Market St.. Paterson, N. J. Recently I have noticed these worked every fourth day, to keep Tel. ARmory 4-5155 awkward froms: “The boss’ office-; his condition and build up his con­ Gus’ bride; Bess’ new dress; John trol. L. Lewis’ statement; Congress’ ac­ Credit for Connie Mack’s star tion.” teams of some 40 years ago was Such possessives are not too dis­ Charles Schoeflel always given to his brilliant infield. turbing in print; but if you read I’d give even greater credit to Bend­ them aloud they sound very odd. JEWELER er, Plank and Coombs, three of For example, in “ the boss’ office” baseball’s best. His infield wasn’t the apostrophe after “ boss” is nei­ f Hamilton Watch Sales great enough to protect an only ther a letter nor a syllable; hence and Service average pitching staff. Heirloom Sterling it cannot be pronounced. So we must read it aloud thus: “ The boss - Since 1884 - office.” Worked 45 Games 66 BROADWAY To say, “ This is the boss office; All you need, to discover what PATERSON, N. J. she is Gus bride; I like Bess new the power of good pitching means, Tel. SHerwood 2-2573 dress; here is John L. Lewis state­ is to look through past world series ment; he referred to congress ac­ records, and see what happened to tion” certainly would result in a Ty Cobb, Hans Wagner and many strange, non-English-sounding gab­ other stars up through Ted Williams ble. Moreover, it would be a viola­ and Stan Musial. Giant pitchers Scientific tion of the traditional way of saying held even the mighty Babe to a mark such possessive nouns. of .118 in one world series. There is no rule that nouns ending Most of the great pitchers of base­ Correction in “ s,” “ ss,” or “ x” form the pos­ ball, those with the stronger arms, TIRE W E A R sessive by adding the apostrophe could work through 45 or 50 games CALL only. On the other hand, good texts a year. This list includes Cy Young, STEERING state that copamon and proper Matty, Johnson, Alexander, Walsh, Griffiths Insurance Agency ALIGNMENT nouns ending in “ s” or an “ s” Chesbro, Feller, Newhouser and 200 BROOKSIDE AVENUE ALLENDALE, N. J. sound form the possessive by add­ Dizzy Dean. Established 1890 H.R.MUZZIO&SON ing ’3, thus: Jones’s, Davis’s, Dick­ ALlendale 1-3895 The tendency today is to lift a 160 Chestnut St. RL 6-1121 ens’s, etc. (See “ Possessive,” page Complete Insurance Protection pitcher the moment he begins to Opp. Inspection Station 1927, Webster’s New International; College Handbook of Composition, wobble a trifle. This is often a nec­ by Woolley and Scott; A Working essary move. But it doesn’t help Grammar, by James C. Fernald.) the pitcher’s confidence nor bring SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED him the work he needs. Here is the safe and the correct AT way to form such possessives: Fol­ In past seasons, looking well back, Allendale low the form that is customary and good pitchers were allowed to stick. natural in speech; boss’s, Gus’ s, This accounts for the fact that many HARRY’S RESTAURANT Bess’s, Lewis’s, congress’s, etc. of them were able to win from 30 Bar and Grill Exceptions. These are the ac­ to 40 games a season. Matty, Al­ - Open D ay and Night - cepted forms: Jesus’ , Moses’. The exander and Johnson turned thla reason is that an additional “ s” trick at least twice. "Mom" Connelly, Prop. syllable on the names would have Feller insists that the heavy pres­ Courteous Service - Reasonable Prices an unpleasant and repetitive sound, sure he put on his arm last year W . Allendale Avenue thus: “ JEE-zuss-es, MO-zuss-ez.” from January to December had no We find, then, that whether to add harmful effect. Everyone hopes Franklin Turnpike Waldwick, N . J. ALLENDALE. NEW JERSEY apostrophe-s or the apostrophe only Bob is right. But there it also such U strictly a matter of euphony. a thing as overwork. UUN13Page Six 1^47 ^ 1 JERSEY PARADE WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1947. + Recommended Classified Business Directory

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DUBLIN, VIRGINIA—Dairy farm. 161 a., or Black Minorcas, Barred Rocks and i Try gentle Yodora—je e l the wonderful j| wo houses, electric light and water. 17 Reds. etc. Price $5.95 per 100. cows, 14 hogs, dairy barn, cattle barn, Assorted, consists of Barred or White \ ditference! electric milkers, orchard, farming imple­ Rocks, S.C. Reds. Wyandottes, Austra- ments. For sale. $31,000. Near Pulaski, lorps, R.I. Reds, Brahmas, Buff Orping­ Mord & Dublin. W. M. JOHNSON, R. R. tons, N.H. Reds, Buff Rocks, S.L. Wyan­ No. 2, Dublin, V irginia. dottes, Black or White Giants, etc. Price $8.95 per 100. Any sex, any breed, oui CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, New Jer­ choice. No culls, no cripples. Order from sey, chicken farm, 42Vfe acres, 15 acres ad. Biddle’s, Roxborough 28, Phila., Pa. farmland, 27 Va acres woodland. Facilities for 1,200 laying hens. Seven room house, REAL ESTATE—MISC. m a k e s i d b i g markets for poultry and farm produce at seashore, New York and Phila. For de- 10 C IT Y LOTS fails write G E O R G E D. L A N G E , 248 E . Equals 21,750 sq. ft., which in turn equals S S l?uen£h®rs Granada Ave., Hershey, Pa. the plot of ground we are now offering in H jW o a s AT GRfirroc/ change to CALOX Winding River Farms for only $575.00. >7i s ! FOR SALE, 337 A C R E fa rm nr. S tew art- Fishing, Boating and Bathing on your own m McKesson & Bobbins. Inc.. Bridgeport- C wwn, Penna. 3 sets of bldgs., all have Private Bathing Beach. Near town, near for the tiectric lights; 112 acres in wheat, own­ river, near ocean, on Trenton-Shore Road. to*Uc er gets half. 60 acres in clover, rest in P h on e: Tom s R iv er 8-0181, B ox 367, Tom s pasture and timber. Price $24,000 and it’s River, New Jersey. on your smile well worth the m oney. Call. CENTURY OLD E. T. MARSHALL HOME REMEDY Efficient C alox works two igays: Belair, Maryland, 487-W SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. SMALL FRY f>y j f c ? for —— REMOVE TREE STUMPS FOR JUST $1 • CUTS • SORENESS X Helps remove film... bring out HELP WANTED—MEN Any size, new or old, roots and all with­ BURNS • CHAPPING all the natural lustre o f your out digging, pulling, chopping, blasting! smile. •ANTED — PHARMACIST-ASSISTANT Use MAGIC STUMP REMOVER, safe, sci­ p o w e m o u s e STRAINS • CHAFING MANAGER, Consumer cooperative drug entific, guaranteed. 4-oz. (for 36 in. stump) .. famous antiseptic liniment and dressing! 2 A special ingredient in Calox u£ Good working conditions. Salary $1, 8-oz. $1.50, 16-oz. $2.75; big savings on Covers cuts, burns, blisters, bite3 and itches encourages regular massage.. . H.TOO per year. O pportunity fo r a d v a n ce­ 5-lb. or larger quantities. Postpaid with with a protective coating. Eases the spasm and which has a tonic effect on gums ment. Housing available. Phone Greenbelt check or money order; C.O.D.s accepted. congestion of overworked or strained muscles . . . helps make them firm and S* »r write G R E E N B E L T CONSUMER ADDRESS LABORATORY DIVISION and ligaments. Proved as a household remedy rosy. Tone np your sm ile... with SERVICES, Greenbelt, Md. H. L. C A M P B E L L CO., R och elle 61, HI. for 100 years. At your druggist: trial size 35c; household size 65c; economy size $1.25.______Calox] Made in famous McKesson laboratories, G. C ., HANFORD M FG., CO. 113 SYRACUSE. N. V. yean of pharmaceutical know-bom

v r i n i M l f i poconomountains K A K A m A v ON th e DELAWARE Informal vacation paradise in nearby Pocono Mts. Adult Lodge and Bungalow THEY’RE BACK! Camp. Free tennis, dancing and danc­ ing lessons, boating, swimming, enter­ THE FAMOUS tainment. Young, old. Catholic, Protestant services. low oJI-inclusive rate ■ $37 week. Get booklet today. Write Box W , HO OTHER, CEREAL GIVES DELAWARE WATER GAP. PENNA. DYPA-KLOTH TOP QUALITY LIGHT from the Oven MORE ENERGY! G ET THE Kight in the mixing bow l; origin al Ke l l o g g 's c o r n light from the o v e n . . . th a t's FLAKES IN THE WHITE, GIRLS! WOMEN! RED, AND GREEN PACKAGE. try this If you’re DIAPERS Perfection in baking . . . that’s REGULAR, OR. FAMILY SIZE. One Piece — No Seams why millions of home-bakers NERVOUS Popular 27x18 Size D ow ny Soft... Non - Chafing prefer Clabber Girl. On ‘CERTAIN DAYS’ 01 Month- Highly Absorbent — Fast Drying Do female functional monthly disturb­ ances make you feel nervous, Irritable, MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1915 so weak and tired out—at such times? CLABBER GIRL Then do try Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vege­ table Compound to relieve sucb symp­ $050 Per Doz. toms. It's famous for thlsl Taken regu­ mm Send Cash, Check or Money Order Batting T W id larly — Plnkham’a Compound helps build up resistance against such dis­ MACTUFF TEXTILES, Inc. tress. Also a great stomachic tonic! Jl»» the Baking Powder with the BALANCED Double Action Lewis Tower Building inut.nmmwis& PHILADELPHIA 2, PA. VUN 13 19 4 7 Pag© Eight JERSEY PARADE WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1947.

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M. MARTIN TURPANJIAN______Editor PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY SUNOCO GAS STATION f MRS. A. M. TURPANJIAN - ______Publisher «»»»»•* «$♦ »t* *♦* +♦* *$* *v* *»* *♦* *♦* *$* *♦* *♦* *1* *♦* *♦* *v* ♦$* *♦* »»* ♦$* *♦* *♦* *♦* *1* +♦* *♦* +$* +** *$* *♦* *♦* *♦*+♦? SALES AND SERVICE Expert Mechanics for Repairs Two Dollars Yearly — Five Cents Per Copy Tires, Tubes, gas and oil "Crescent Avenue, Waldwick, N. J. GOOD NEWS TO PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS Open 4 to 10 p. m. weekdays AND DEVELOPERS IN BERGEN COUNTY MAYOR DANIELS AND HIS COLLEAGUES 8 to 10 p. m. Sats., Sun. & holidays WILL MAKE HISTORY BY REMOVING CINDER BLOCKS NOW AVAILABLE BEARCE AS BOROUGH CLERK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IN HUGE QUANTITIES ORDERS TAKEN NO MATTER HOW BIG OR SMALL Mayor James E. Daniels, Councilmen Fred F. MOST REASONABLE PRICES Faraci, Herbert D. Albert, Clarence J. Abrams, Ver­ non Y. Bush and Barth Vander Els, the modern Dewey Suburban Cinder Block Company of Waldwick as racket buster and bitter enemy of corrup­ IRAMSEYI 180 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N. J. THEATRE* tions, will make history in Waldwick by ousting Bor­ TEL. ALLENDALE 1-4355 ough Clerk Charles A. Bearce as borough Clerk now KAMSQT MSC. that he has openly and publicly admitted that he has de­ liberately violated the election law by not advertising Thurs-Fri-Sat June 12-13-14 Now Is The Time the registration notices before April 24 in Jersey Par­ Robert Montgomery - Lloyd Nolan - In ade, the official newspaper of the borough of Waldwick. LADY IN THE LAKE To Order Also County Clerk Alexander Allan has cited the law to the Johnny Weissmuller - Brenda Joyce - In effect that such a violation is misdemeanor and should TARZAN & THE HUNTRESS AWNINGS CARTOON be referred to the prosecutor of Pleas of Bergen County Direct from Manufacturer for action but Mayor Daniels, whose fairness and Sun-Mon June 15-16 straight-forwardness is widely known to our residents, Zachary Scott - Alexis Smith - In STALLION ROAD Highest Quality has referred the matter to Borough Attorney Carlin for Also further action, and Kenneth Howe as well as Mr. and GLEN MILLER & HIS ORC. Large Selection CARTOON NEWS Mrs. William C. Huffman, who were present at the first and second position drawings on separate occasions Tues-Wed June 17-18 Immediate Delivery STELLA DALLAS Also TRADE BOARDS URGED TO SUPPORT Kent Kurtis In TRUMAN’S PRICE-SLASHING PLAN SINGING ON A TRAIL SHORT RIDGEWOOD AWNING The Waldwick Chamber of Commerce held an im­ To The Ladies Aluminum Ware portant meeting Wednesday afternoon of this'week and AND VENETIAN BLIND CO. .some of the members went on record endorsing Presi­ JOHN POWERS, Prop. dent Harry S. Truman’s price-slashing policy. That 310 - 314 Goffle Rd. RI. 6-4334 Midland Park, N. J. was a step in the right direction. The other similar organizations in Northwest Ber­ Oakland gen County are expected to follow suit. All trade boards SUBURBAN FUEL COMPANY are urged to appoint committees to plan “ special sales’ CAVALRY CAMP in their respective communities. Shoot - Ride - Swim “Heating Consultants" All Sports • Military Riding Tutoring if desired 52 Franklin Avenue Ridgewood N. J. WALDWICK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JULY and AUGUST MOBILE HEAT FUEL OIL Oakland N. J. OAkland 8-4421 MEMBERS OPERATING STORES HERE Delco and Genoco Oil Burners Will Close at 1 p. m. Every Wednesday Gas Burners Rockwool Insulation During June, July and August WALDWICK PHARMACY TEL. RIDGEWOOD 6-6500 H. N. Sussles (Taverns - Restaurants excepted) Registered Pharmacist Prescription Specialist 475* Tel. ALlendale 1-3993 to kill WALDWICK, N. J. n o s Q U I T 0 ( 5 The Allendale Spa MOSOUITO-fUMER (Formerly Halpern’s) "Ibe Mosquito, KUl&i Wines, Liquors, Confectionery, EASY TO U S E -Ju st as easy as Newspapers pointing a hose. NOW OPERATED BY (Manufycturlr, Puts mosquito-destroying fumes right where AL and BETTY LEFF I of tht Famous mosquitoes lurk. Hills adults and larvae. j SLACK LEAF Be sure! Get the package with the Black Leaf. Full W e Deliver 4 0 directions on each package. Tel. Allendale 1-3187 ^ SOLD AT DRUG, HARDWARE, W. ALLENDALE AVENUE SEED STORES, ETC r * TOBACCO BY-PRODUCTS & CHEMICAL CORP., ALLENDALE, NEW JERSEY Patents ' INCORPORATED • LOUISVILLE 2, KENTUCKY Pending