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Herald Tribune Proclaimed Best Newspaper In World AAittchell Urged To Appoint Stamler State Commissioner Of Investigation If Elected Governor To Screen Judges And Cops How McCutcheon And Staff of 50 Greeted Turpanjian And Seglie On State-Owned Yacht At Union City GOP Outing At Rye Beach, "Hello, Martin Turpanjian, We Are Here To Honor You" Was The People Are Not Getting Fair Justice In Courts Of Certain Corrupt And Goodwill Expression Of Staff Members Of State Comptroller And State , Criminal-Minded Judges And Marshals Who Work Hand In Glove Treasury With Such Wild Acclaim As If "Columbus Discovered Ame­ MIGHTIEST TITAN To Give Justice Blackest Eye For Being Dishonest As Well As Un- rica" When Group Of Fifty Persons ^ A ' , " Yacht "W . Parker American In Their Decisions In Tribunals Ot Many Municipalities Runyon" Surprised Turpanjian Who Was Public Relations Director OF JOURNALISM IS At the dinner press con­ of weekly newspapers most of For Hudson, Bergen As Well As Passaic County Republican Parties ference of GOP Gubernatorial them being members of the FOUNDER OF “TRIB” nominee Jam es P. Mitchell at League: It was indeed and in fact Newspapers who is also the Stockton Hotel, Sea Girt, last , Former “My name is M. Martin Tur- the greatest thrill in the life of editor of this newspaper, was Friday evening, President M. pajian. I am the president of M. Martin Turpanjian that the for years the public relations Ambassador To England, Is New Editor-In-Chief And Publisher of Martin Turpanjian of New New Jersey League of Weekly late State C om ptroller John director for Hudson Bergen Jersey League of Weekly Famous Publication Newspapers as well as the edit­ McCutcheon of Paterson, who and Passaic County Repub­ Newspapers proved to he the or of Hudson Gazette and Jer­ was then the New Jersey state lican parties. He had invited By M. MARTIN TURRPANJIAN ‘Star Attraction’ when he sey Parade of North Bergen Republican leader greeted Mr. McCutcheon because Mr. ('President of New Jersey League read a letter he had received and Waldwick respectively. Turpanjian and GOP Leader Turpanjian was appointed by of Weekly Newspapers and Board from former Secretary of La­ At the outset 1 wish to read the Paul Seglie of H udson County McCutcheon as a state auditor chairman of American League of bor James P. Mitchell two following letter 1 received from and hundreds of excursionists upon recommendations of Weekly Newspapers) years ago in answer to his Mr. Mittchell two years ago at Ray Beach, N. Y. at the Governor Morgan F. Larson, urgent request to run for gov­ I take great pride in proclaim­ this month which is a coin­ annual boat ride of Union City state Senator Wm. B. Mackay ernor of New Jersey in 1961. ing the Tribune cidence. 1 was the first person Lincoln Republican Club, the and A rthur N. Pierson. H e This is what he said to the gath­ as the greatest and best Daily and the only person from New central GOP organization of served from 1929 to 1936 or and Sunday newspaper in the ering of more than 1 00 editors Jersey to call on Mr. Mitchell Hudson County of which Mr. a preiod of seven years. world. It also has a Paris edition to consider the advisability of Segile was the party leaedr. McCutcheon asked the late in France which is of equal im­ running for Governor on Re­ J. Spencer Smith of Tenafly to Poetical Tribute To President Turpanjian of portance. publican slate in New Jersey. go on inspection trip on the New Jersey League of Weekly John Hay Whitney, I his is the reply 1 received two decker Yacht known as EDITOR-PUBLISHER OF YEAR from him which I am reading “W. Parker Runyon . The Editor And Publisher verbatim Poetical Tribute To Runyon was a converted Of N. Y. Herald Tribune: “U. S. Department of Labor Mrs. Florence Currie, yacht. It was a custom ary rou­ By M. Martin Turpanjian tine in those days by the late Office of The Secretary Hew Jersey's Most Charming J. Spencer Smith the then pres­ J. is for journalism his inher­ W ash ington lady From Wyckoff: ident of the New Jersey State en t a rt August 2 7, 1959 Board of Commerce and Navi­ 0. is for order that lives in his C. is for charity her lofty desire “Dear Mr. Turpanjian: I gation to invite state officials h eart U. is for unity that must inspire share your desire of course for on inspection trips and Mc­ H. is for honor his noble R. is for rational the base of a GOP Governor of New Jer­ Cutcheon thought of Turnpan- cameo-like asset her m ind sey. With hard work and co­ jian’s invitation and he con­ N. is for normalcy to stand any R. is for right-thinking that operative effort, 1 believe we sidered Turpanjian as his most test must be kind can have one. trusted employee and wanted I. is for intelligence her basic H. is for ultra honesty his (signed) James P. Mitchell to surprise him. He asked Mr. asset natural trait Secretary of Labor.’’ Smith if it is O.K. for him to E. is for erudition that must A. is for academic his mental Mr. Turpanjian then added: bring about 30 members of his estate meet every test. “It is now a positive reality staff of the comptroller’s office Y. is for youthfulness the vigor that Mr. Mitchell is the official and the staff of state treasury of his life Poetical Tribute To to stop at Rye Beach, N. Y., nominee for governorship on W. is for wisdom to face any GOP slate. This circumstance Sheriff William J. and the proposal was accepted with alacrity. They had sand­ strife prompts me to feel rejoiced Flanagan Of Hudson: wiches and refreshments on H. is for happiness without just as much as Mr. Mitchell F. is for fidelity the symbol of the yacht. Out came and State JOHN HAY WHITNEY m easure and his charming wife. This 1. is for intellect that is a makes me the pioneer New tru st Comptroller McCutcheon and The most interesting family treasure Jerseyan to ask him to run for L. is for liberty his democratic State Treasurer Middletown newspaper is also the official T. is for tenacity to do and dare Governor before all others and Must sat with Turpanjian andCoun- publication of the commuters N. is for nationalism deep and as a matter of fact he himself A. is for authority that is basic­ (Continued on Page 3) predominently all along buses fair did not know then that he ally just and trains from many parts of E. is for elucidations always would be the candidate for N. is for nationality that never New Jersey to New York, and clear Governor. Nobody can take can rust Poetical Tribute To from New York to New Jersey Y. is for yes, the affirmation away credit from me for be­ A. is for academic thinking Albert Tice, School every single day. really rare of a gentleman ing the only New Jersey citizen G. is for gratitude without Trustee of Waldwick: The true factual appraisal of With a great mind as great­ to be instrumental in drafting pomp or flair T. is for tenacity rare the great new spaper — th e N. Y. est statesman in the entire Mr. Mitchell for governorship. A. is for aspiration the progres­ I. is for the intellect clear Herald Tribune which was world for he has the perfect And now I wish to say that sive ideal C. is for candor on the beam founded by Horace Greeley on plan. He was our Ambassa­ if Mr. Michell is elected in N. is for normalcy without the E. is for energy’s theme April 10, 1841. The American dor to the. Court of St. November of this year and 1 flaw This is the dynamic plan journalism, therefore, had a James under “Ike” regime have every reason to believe for he embodies equality Of Albert Tice the resource­ noble origin. It was born in the and helped to keep us out he will be elected with flying before the law. ful m an. (Continued on Page 4) of war. (Continued on Page 2) Page 2 JERSEY PARADE Friday, AUGUST 25, 1961 Milkhei! Ureed Delightful Dining 7 Days A Week Phone Gilbert 4-4461-2 (Continued from Page I ) Breakfast • Luncheon • Dinner colors as being the best friend Cocktail Lounge Open Daily labor has ever had and the at 10:30 a.m. RIDGEWOOD best statesman New Jersey has ever produced and a man Dining and Dancing among men whose kindness is Friday and Saturday Nights TYPEWRITER SERVICE felt, 1 wish to recommend that Orchestra Everything for the Office he should consider the advis­ Nightly Entertainment ability of appointing Assem­ In Our Cocktail Lounge TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE blyman Nelson F. Stamler of Rte. 17, Upper Saddle River Banquet Facilities Available Elizabeth as State Cornmis- D A v is 7-4747 RUBBER STAMPS TO ORDER s i o n e r of Investigation to Office Furniture, Files and Supplies screen certain corrupt and cri­ American, Church, Society and Advertising Flags minal-minded magistrates for Seidel To Head Boy Scout dividuals, businesses and indus­ reasons unknown to the gen­ tries in the North Hudson and 12-14 W. RIDGEWOOD AVE. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. eral public who always side Fund Drive In North Hudson Hoboken area served by the with certain dishonest and cor The finance campaign organi­ Council. rupt police marshals or cops zing committee for Alexander who are accustomed to fram­ Hamilton Council, Boy Scouts of This Winter Service Can Be Your Best .Friend ing up honest and sincere and America, has recruited Andrew WALDWICK JOURNAL innocent motorists for spite Seidel to again serve as general Two years from now, the doors work. 1 am ready and willing chairman for the finance appeal of the new Junior-Senior High to supply certain information which will take place in October, School will be opened. of facts subject to verification 1961, it was anounced yesterday Monday, this week, at the reg­ by Mr. Stamler, America’s by Emil J. O rth, D. D. S., council ular meeting of the Waldwick Number 1 racket-buster so that president. Board of Education, School such judges and cops can be Seidel, vice president of Hud­ Board Architect A. Whitney indicted by the Grand Juries son Trust Company, at its main Murphy presented final plans for and face trial for conviction office in Union City is also vice the proposed $2,600,000 building. who should be placed behind president of the Hamilton Boy Minor Changes Coal - Fuel Oil - Coke Gas and Oil Boilers the state prison bars for life. Scout Council, and a member of The people of New Jersey School Board Trustee Mrs. its executive board. He has been Eileen Murphy said this week call— Mr. George Young about our BUDGET have not received fair justice active in Scouting and its fund from such corrupt magistrates that “there have been a few PLAN and your heating problems. drives for seventeen years, and minor refinements made to the and police marshals o t cops. served as general chairman in Turpanjian received a tre­ plans.” She explained that, Gl. 4-4700 9 Franklin Ave., Ridgewood 1960. He will work with commu­ among other things, some cor­ mendous applaus. All other We Install the Famous TIMKEN Burner. nity committees to secure chair­ ridor space was eliminated editors congratulated Mr. Tur­ men, and help them develop the through redesigning. panjian for being so emphatic necessary organizations to make in his recommendations and it possible for all segments of they all copied the contents of the community to have a hand San Franciscans have the the letter received from Mr. in supporting the Boy Scout pro­ highest incidence of asthma Mitchell. Mr. Turpanjian also gram, as well as developing a and hay fever in the United stated that it is amazing that leadership gifts committee that States — 84.9 cases per 1,000 IF YOU people in all w alks of life from will seek larger funds from in­ population. the highest to the most com­ mon ordinary citizens have endorsed Mr. Mitchell includ­ Widely Known For The Cake Masters HAVE ing a Spanish-American voter whose name happens to be Mr. "W HERE BAKING IS AN ART" : NO COMPROMISE EOR QUALITY Jesus Christ," of Bergen Coun­ CUSTOM-CREATED CAKE MASTERPIECES ty"- Reproduction of letter from Beautifully, Distinctively Decorated CHILDREN GOP novinee for Governor For Weddings, Anniversaries, Parties, Birthdays James P. Mitchell appears in Home Made French and Danish Pastries — French Ice Cream Cakes other sections of this news­ paper. PHONE Gilbert 4-1002

North Bergen Police Chief Schilcht And Many Other THE Superior Officers Quit As Members Of Local P.B.A. HOME BAKERY Several North Bergen superior police officers, led by Chief John 5 7 E . Ridgewood Avenue Schlicht, resigned from the local RIDGEWOOD, N.J. PBA following the turbulent meeting held Friday afternoon when the officers were not ...... iiiniiiiiiiiiiiitJiiiiiiiiim um im iiiiiuiii...... niiuiimniiiiioii...... o n allowed to vote on a resolution condemning FMBA President Theodore Digiammo, it was re­ liably leported the other day. CAFURO AGENCY Others who walked out on the ... Buy An “line” organization were Acting Capt. George Lehman, Lt. Ber­ Anthony P. Scafuro, General Manager nard Mallon and Sgt. Perry Nini- Insurance Broker and Tax Consultant Automatic vaggi. Schlicht would neither con­ 24 VVyckoff Avenue, Waldwick, New Jersey firm nor deny the report of his Gas Water Heater! resignation, Telephone: OLiver 2-5656 aiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiinmiiimuiuiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiinnimiiiiii :i[]iiiMiiiiiiiumiMiiiiiiuMniiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiuniimimit]iiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiMiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiiiiiit]Mii Economical! Fast! FEMALE HELP WANTED always enough WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE . . . If you would enjoy v/ork- hot water ing 3 or 4 hours a day calling FIRST NATIONAL RANK regularly each month on a Allendale Waldwick when you need it! group of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be estab­ • Make sure you buy the right size. A 40-gallon lished in and around W ald­ EVERY MODERN BANKING SERVICE automatic Gas water heater is the absolute wick, and are willing to make Mortgages and Loans on Home Repairs — Personal Loans minimum a growing family should own. Your light deliveries, etc., write to Appliance Financing — Auto, New and Used plumbing contractor or appliance dealer will STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, • help in your selection. Dept. NJW-8. Glendale, Cali­ AMPLE FREE PARKING fornia. Route will pay up to Drive-In Window at Waldwick Branch $5.00 per hour. ALSO BANKING BY MAIL AT BOTH OFFICES Aug. 18, 25 and Sept. 1, 1961. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PUBLIC SERVICE A-321-61 iiiMiminiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiMiiiiiuimiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii Friday, AUGUST 25, 196! JERSEY PARADE Page 3 i/rrjsetj Parade Business Directory

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DAIRY PRODUCTS Call us: DAvis 7-2146 Repairs on all Make Cars of RIDGEWOOD Finest Milk and Milk Products PAUL’S ROD & GUN SHOP D rive S afely I Dlcl you know 939 LINCOLN AVENUE 471 Doremus Avenue SICOMAC AVENUE 26B E. Prospect Street that when a car Is going 60 Glen Rock, N. J. GLEN ROCK, N. J. Wyckoff, N. J. Waldwick, New Jarsey mph it can’t be stopped com­ GI 5-6000 Phone: Gilbert 5-4636 pletely under 264 feet? That’* Tel. OLiver 2-9683 At Night Call GI 5-6573 Tel: Twin Brook 1-1234 Opon Thursday and Friday Evening* twice the distance between Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Equipment, home plate and second, and 11 HOLLY’S GARAGE WESTBROOK FARMS Sporting Goods and Camping Equipment HEALTH FOODS Gunsmithing and Repairs feet m ore. Arthur L. Holly, Prop Finest and Bast Milk ,.uto Supplies - Auto Accessories Dr. Ilse Von Appen an d Milk Products Senator William R. Mackay 12 WEST PROSPECT ST. RIDGEWOOD Office and Creamery into Hudson County to advise WALDWICK, N. J. DIETARY CENTER Johnsonburg, N. J. Paul Seglie and it was Mackay Vitamins — Dietary Foods OA 5-3077 (Continued from Page I) who suggested to Mr. Seglie Tel. OLiver 2-5823 Health Foods ty GOP leader Paul Seglie and D epot: Midland Park, N. J. to support Larson so that he 1 1 Oak Street suddenly Bob Carey, New Jer­ could be the leader of Hudson Gilbert 4-8753 DRUG STORES Ridgewood, N. J. sey s oldest living practicing County Kepublican Party. And T elephone lawyer who is widely kruown as Turpanjian connected the TOWNE PHARMACY OLiver 2-6227 MOVING "Mr. Republican Party of New wires and brought into the pic­ Jersey" came along and shook ture State Senator Roy Yates Saul Z. Steinweiss, Reg. Phar. Walter W. Hoffman, Inc. 1 SHERIDAN AVENUE LANDSCAPING — GARDENING bands with McCutcheon and of Passaic County and State STORAGE — WAREHOUSES Middleton referring to them Senator Arthur N. Pierson of Ho-Ho Kus, N. J. COMPLETE NATION WIDE MOVING affectionately as "Two Burg- Union County to cooperate Gilbert 4-1565 Lanscaping, Gardening and Rug and Carpet Cleaning Tree Work, Pruning, Feeding, lats.” Bob Carey then turned with Mr. Seglie and the then 76 Lake Ave. Midland Park, N. J. Spraying of Trees. Clearing to late Arthur McGrath, of Common Pleas Court Judge 23 Chestnut St. Ridgewood, N. J. DAIRY STORES of Grounds Jersey City, who served as Thomas H. Brown of Jersey Gilbert 5-2360 Guaranteed Workmanship. assemblyman during Wood- City, one of New Jersey’s GARDEN STATE FARMS Reasonable Prices. row Wilson’s term as Govern­ greatest lawyers and jurists ACE REALTY COMPANY or and was an associate of the went to see McCutcheon and DAIRY STORES Call Gilbert 5-0967 Listings Wanted then State Auditor Turpanjian Senators Mackay and Pierson Featuring Real Estate and told him: Your father to have a Bill adopted in the ADRIAN LAAUWE Insurance used to carry checks in his legislature making the judici­ Jug Milk 367 DARTMOUTH STREET I 1 2 WYCKOFF AVENUE pockets. When he died they ary bipartisan, and all the For Address of Store WYCKOFF, NEW JERSEY W aldwick. N. J. found 20 checks in his pock jurists of County, Superior Convenient To You Tel. OLiver 2-5678 ets ”. Court and Supreme Court can thank no one else but Judge Call G ilbert 5 -2 2 0 0 LAUNDRY Such a pleasant surprise was SAVE TIME — SAVE MONEY meant to prove to Hudson 1 om Brown who helped bring W ith One Pick-U p of OPTOMETRIST County Republican rank and about the bipartisan judicary FLORISTS Dry Cleaning and Laundry files that I urpanjian is liked System in New Jersey. Rug Shampooing SCHWEINFURTH FLORIST OLiver 2-5085 and admired by Bergen, Pas­ Seglie contributed $10,000 CARMINE G. CAR 1NO saic and Union County Re­ cash to Larson's campaign and J o h n i. McK i n n o n , Prop. DR. F. CHIAPPETTA, JR. SUNSHINE DE LUXE LAUNDRY publican organizations. lie d i c t a r •: ... all appointments ‘Every Flower a For-Get-Me-Not” Optometrist 63 NO. VAN DIEN AVENUE 1C9 WALDWICK AVENUE Because Hudson County did but John Drewer became pro­ Ridgewood, N. J. Waldwick, New Jersey 39 E. PROSPECT STREET not have a State Senator, 1 ur­ secutor and judge upon recom­ Gilbert 4-4760 OLiver 2-5894 W A L D W IC K , N. J. panjian often brought State mendation of Senator Mackay. Page 4 JERSEY PARADE Friday, AU GU ST 25, 1961

OFFICIAL LETTER FROM U. S. LABOR SECRETARY JAMES P. MITCHELL SHOWS Below is only a small section of Editors of Weekly Newspapers with President M. Martin Turpanjian of New Jersey League EDITOR M. MARTIN TURPANJIAN WAS THE PIONEER IN A S K I N G HIM TO of the Weekly Newspapers and its Chief Counsel, August W. Heckman of 880 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, at Governor’s RUN FOR GOVERNOR BEFORE PRES. EISENHOWER AND U. S. SENATOR CLIF­ Press Conference in State House, Trenton. The News Con­ FORD CASE WHO DRAFTED MR. MITCHELL TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR OF N. J. ferences were inaugurated by Gov. Meyner nearly eight years ago upon recommendation of Editor Turpanjian.

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

WASHINGTON

MG 2 7 1953

Mr. M. Martin Turpanjian, President New Jersey League of Weekly Newspapers, Inc. Wyckoff Avenue and Monroe Street Waldwick, New Jersey

Dear Mr. Turpanjian:

Thank you for your recent letter. It was kind of you to take the time to write. You are entirely correct in your assumption that I handled relief activities in Union County and not in Union City as the Jersey Journal mistakenly re­ ported. I was in Union County from 1931 until 1936.

I share your desire of course for a GOP Governor of New Jersey. With hard work and cooperative effort, I believe we can have one.

Best regards,

Sincerely yours,

The New York Herald Tribune were serenely settled back read­ N. Y. Herald Tribune has kept the faith of its ethical ing the old reliable Herald Trib­ ideals for it has never deviated (Continued from Page 1) une newspaper with such avid very womb of individualism. It from its moral premise to keep concentration interest one felt the news from taint of sinister was nurtured and developed by that the news was so accurately slanting and the viciousness of great outstanding pioneer journ­ and factually reported that they abnormal exaggerations. It is the alists. The new world and a new felt instinctively that they had one distinct newspaper that is a keen sense of faith in the in­ undeveloped continent dedicated basically free from the moral tegrity of the great newspaper. to the constitutional principles apathy of partisan bias and in­ They reflected this faith in the of a free press opened for it a tellectual sophistry. It has the cool calm scrutiny of captivation veritable mountain peak of op­ unique distinction of being the in their facial composure. portunity. most fearlessly independent One has only to recall the fra­ The Herald Tribune editorial modern newspaper operating in grant memories of those out­ policy does not exclude or close the metropolitan area of New standing men of literary culture the door of the right to dissent. York City. and inherent genius who pio­ While its political policy has neered the American concept of The Herald Tribune is basic­ adhered religiously to the Re­ constructive journalism during ally a journal possessing the publican Party since the advent orial policy of the Herald Light of Inspiration for the men the dramatic decades of the last ethical dignity and the editorial of its historic founder. Abraham Tribune. and women of America 150 years to realize the full im­ moral illumination to enter any Lincoln, it has never indulged in All men and women are placed I salute John Hay Whitney as pact and to receive the factual home with a sense of perfect fit­ rapid, fanatical, irrational par­ on the eternal scales of justice. the publisher-editor-in-chief of appraisal of the tremendous ness. In fact it is basically a fam­ tisan propaganda. It has always And their cases are presenetd ac­ New York Herald Tribune. Being value of the individuality of the ily newspaper of the first magni­ kept the solvency of its con­ curately and factually without a diplomat and a statesman of American world of newspaper- tude for its inherent culture sistency. undue haste or mental hysteria. first magnitude, he is fair and dom. must enrich the progressive fam­ It has the courage to present When the exact truth has been square in all his dealings. He is Horace Greeley, Henry Watter- ily unit. the facts and the realities of our meticulously obtained then and therefore proclaimed as the son, Charles Dana, Edgar Allan We have observed casually in confused political life regardless only then are the stories released “Editor-Publisher of the Year”. Poe and Henry Mencken are our frequent routine business of the consequences. If a Repub­ via this unique journal to the Tlmse are the sentiments so some of the mental giants of trips on the Erie-Lackawanna lican official should forget his general reading public. gloriously dramatized in the American journalism that mold­ run from Waldwick to Hoboken sense of ethics by some factual The future of the Herald Trib­ illuminating editorials of this ed the American psychosis and that the preponderance of the betrayal of public trust he will une has an obvious destiny. It great American newspaper that created constructively the Ameri­ passengers reading their news­ receive no editorial white wash­ needs no prophetic consciousness is now a veritable mirror reflect­ can way of individualized jour­ papers in their brief interludes ing or any cover up apologies in to visualize the fact that it will ing the majestic spirit of basic nalism. of travel and that the commuters the strong forthright moral edit- always be a permanent Beacon journalism of Modern America.