Mcgann DEFEATED by 1 VOTE; Kalilsh WINS
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Linden’s Oldest and Foremeet Newspaper c First in News In Editorial JU G. M. WINS SAFETY PAY TRIBUTE TO AWARD SECOND TIME General Motors enjoys a new dis Ration Data MOTHERS AT H.N.S. tinction in safety circles today as the first and only two-time winner of the Meats, Fats National Safety Council’s special war ANNUALBREAKFAST time award for distinguished service Red stamps A8 through T8 are to safety. good indefinitely. Waste kitchen inden The Holy Name Society of St. The presentation of the award, fats are redeemable at two ra Elizabeth's Church paid tribute to tion points plus four cents a Mother’s Day at its annual commun which includes an ” S” pennant' bear ing the universal safety emblem, was pound. ion breakfast Sunday. The men of the society attended made in New York today bv Col. John Stilwell, president of the Xational Processed Foods the 8 a. m., mass and received com- :nunion. The mass was celebrated Safety Council. Charles E. Wilson, president of General Motors, received Blue stamps A8 through Q8 by Kev. Walter Lee. O. S. B., pastor, the award on behalf of all employees are goed indefinitely. They then marched from the of General Motors. school hall in Hussa street to the Sugar bserver church and then back to the school, where the breakfast was served. They Stamps 30 and 31 are good in were accompanied by members of definitely for five pounds each. Boy Scout Troop 32. MAYOR WHEELER Stamp 40 in Book 4 is valid for Vol. XXIII— No. 19 Wednesday, May 17, 1944 James Zanetti, general chairman, five pounds of canning sugar Price Thrtt Cent* introduced Bernard Harkins, toast through Feb. 28. next year. master. Joseph Raba, president of TO DEDICATE -ha su-ciety. welcomed the men. John Fuel Oil Y.W.C.A. SEEKS $250,000 TO REPLACE McLaughlin sang "Are Marla,” Rob CLIFTON ROLL Period 4 and 5 coupons are valid McGANN DEFEATED BY ert Pollock, professof of philosophy through Sept. 30. at Fordbam University, spoke on PRESENT SITE; APPEAL TO START SOON Secularism.' Harkins then called Linden Lodge 913, Loyal Order of Shoes Moose, at its recent meeting was noti The new building which is the ob- Among the features which will be on those in uniform, who were pres Airplane stamps 1 and 2 are 1 VOTE; KALilSH WINS fied of the quarterly meting of the jective of the $250,000 appeal by the provided by the new building but ent, to stand. There were about 15 good indefinitelv. New Jersey State Moose Assn, to be a - t it- breakfast. The parish has In wl at may well be the closest held in Newark Sunday at 3 p. m. The tion t0 the communities of Eastern " hlth are “ 0t available are: about 450 in military service. primary contest on record; William highlight of the meeting will be a Gasoline Union County is shown in the archi- An auditorium-gymnasium which will David Goleme sang two solos. Rev. A 10 coupons valid through tect's visualization as a handsome Permit large meetings and dinners, Dalziel defeated incumbent Edward Joseph C. Fenton, professor of theol- visit from the supreme governor, Mark A. McGann for the Democratic nom Gray. August 8. structure of two stories and basement dances, pageants and dramatic pro- vy at Catholic University, Washing- which is designed to replace the asso- ductions, and a full program of gym ination for Councilman from the r in, spoke on .Mother’s Day." Rev. On the same day a delegation from eiation's present 75-year-old quarters classes and- sports; arts and crafts, Second Ward by one vote. Although Linden Lodge will attend the dedica Walter Lee said he was gratified at at 1131 East Jersey St., Elizabeth. It shops for hand work such as pottery, the vott was a tie in the ward, five attendance, thanked the officers, tion of the honor roll of Clifton Lodge FUND COMMITTEE will have a frontage of 75 feet on leather craft, wood craft; a recreation soldier lallots, three of which were intnnute and women who prepared to 1)e held at the Clifton Lodge Club, East Jersey, and will be 200 feet in Hoor with a large game room; a cast for Dalziel, decided the election. and served the breakfast. He also 1 celebration will mark a dual oc- depth, fronting 50 feet on Hampton smack bar, an adequate kitchen and The irst disriet in the Second ,;i"ke i ii tin- significance of “ Moth- t:asi°n as this date will mark the NAMED BY LOCAL place, where a pair of two-family eIub dining room; additional rooms for era, Day.” first anniversary of Clifton Lodge in Ward gave 150 votes to McGann and dwellings, also owned by the associa- social clubs, musical programs, dis- 148 to his opponent. The second dis Harkins also thanked the members lls new Quarters, tion now stand. cussion groups, and the many activi- trict, however, went to Dialziel with of the Rosary Society and compli- Mayor H. Roy Wheeler will officate AMBULANCE UNIT The appeal is headed by Kinsey N. l*es °t the various club groups. 174 vot 3s, while McGann received mented them. They were given a at the dedication ceremony at the in Rolland Creitz was named to the Merritt as general chairman. ITomi- ° ne of the principal new features 172. i' te of thanks by the assemblage. vitation of the Clifton Lodge. The chairmanship of the Ways and nent in civic affairs, Mr. Merritt is wili be the hospitality lounge on the T ose who prepared the breakfast mayor of Clifton is unable to attend, Means Committe of the Linden First general manager of public relations of entrance floor with a large fireplace. The tie was broken when Demo were. Mrs Sadie Shine, Mrs. Delia The following new applications for Aid and Ambulance Corps, Inc., the the Railway Express Agency, and was Modern locker and shower rooms are cratic lfcaders contacted Elizabeth to Hennessy, Mrs. Catherine Polashock. membership were received at the organization which is trying to formally designated by Elizabeth as included, as well as suitable admin get, the soldier results, and learned Mr-. Mary McGovern, Mrs. Stephanie meeting: Fountain L. Gregory, John raise sufficient funds to purchase its “ Ieading citizen for 1943.” Co- istrative offices. that Dalziel had barely edged Mc Sbarkus, Mr Victoria Xusse, Mrs. Kolvek, Herbert H. Lawson, Freder- an ambulance for the city. chairman is Frank Scott, Jr., presi- The building plans in their present Gann out. F. L. Gregory, the Repub Anna Zar.i-ni. Mrs. Anna Machtinger, iok H. Lawson and Donald C. Lawson. _ Jent °f the Morey-LaRue Laundry Co., form are not fixed and final, but have lican ca idiidate in the ward, receiv Mrs. Anna Jacobs, Mrs. Zita Vill, A1 Kalla, reporting for the bowl- Creitz s committee has been as- chairman of the allied towns division been so prepared as to permit some ed 50 votes. Mrs. Ague Mt-yerhoff, Mrs. Xinfa ing committee, announced that A1 signed the task of raising the money, is Clifford J. Colville, president of flexibility as to details so that un Sr.'.iiianna. Mrs. Anna Schaeffer, Phelan was the winner of the club Anoth ir close contest took place it has been estimated that at least the Newark Steel Drum Company of predictable requirements of the post- in tlie Seventh Ward where incum M: - Joseph Raba, Miss Catherine bowling championship in a recent 15,000 will be needed to purchase Linden. War era can be met EDWARD A. McGANN bent Councilman Julius Kalisli de McGovern, Mrs. Pearl Koeller, Mrs. tournament. He also revealed that and completely equip the ambit- feated George Hoptay by 15 votes, Theresa Mannuzza. Mrs. Anne W. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Patrick were lance. Hoptay decisively carried Tremley Mirk Mi - Marion Wood, Mrs. Mary the winners of the mixed bowling The committee will send letters to where he balloted 174 votes to Rerko, SI.-s Ellen Twoomey, Miss tournament 2ND WARD HONOR all the neighboring industrial plants MOZART, BRAHMS Kali.-h's 22. Kalisli, however, was Pc - - Kennedy, Mrs. May Hadley, A resolution petitioning the supreme soliciting their support. Corps mem the ovei whelming favorite in the Mi - f: t Cottrell, Mrs. Joseph- lodge to confer the title of honorary bers together with volunteers will other two districts. Final tabulations i:.« Cot’ r'-ll, Mrs. Margaret L. Harri- past governor upon former Junior ROLL DEDICATED FEATURE CONCERT canvass every home in the city. revealed 341 votes, including sol M Ella Flanagan. Mrs. Sophie Governor A1 Kalla. Jr., was adopted Contributors will receive a sticker diers, for Kalish, and. 326 for Hoptay. Blasovi: Miss Eethel Krotulis, Miss °n first reading. M e m b e rs of th e Edward A. M oG an n Music of Mozart, Prokofieff and which is to be placed in the window. Assn, dedicated an honor roll Sun Edward Flanagan, the GOP nominee, Marcelle Cupiewich, Mrs. Dolores The degree staff reported that they Brahms will be heard at the regular polled 4 votes. Venditt Miss Santina Mannuzza. initiated 62 new members at a class Delegates of the corps will jour day which bears the names of all Tuesday night concert of the Linden Second Ward residents in military Mr- Ethel Gaspann, Miss Margaret initiation at Hazelton, Pa. Lodge last ney to Audubon Sunday to attend the Music Group, May 23, at 9:15 p. m„ There were no contests in the service. Thr board stands in front of Jagodinski.