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G arden State’s 7 New Jersey’s 7 Most Popular - Most Popular Fathers ’ Mothers 1. Bob Zachary 1. Mrs. L. B. Marsh 2. L. B. Marsh 2. Mrs. Vander Els 3. A1 E. Driscoll 3. Mrs. R- Dohm 4. Bill Widnall 4. Mrs. H. Wenzel 5. Arthur L. Holly 5. Mrs. H. D. Albert 6. Jolrn Borg 6. Mrs. J. E. Daniels 7. Harry Harper 1. Mrs. I. Herman $2 YEARLY — 5c COPY VOL 8 No 19 ______W J\LiL) VV 1UV, 1». 0.1/^______— SEEK INVESTIGATION OF QUESTIONABLE TAX EXEMPTIONS WOMAN’S CLUB OF WALDWICK URGED TO BUY CLUBHOUSE , ,1 j t _ • \7T7i«r<^—------Ti^QrS’c Hailed as Suggestions are Made that Legion, VFW*R R fi Club Head’s Recommendation Hailed as Bureau be Created in Communities to _ Step in Right Direction as all officers Survey Report Pass on Applications to Prevent Fraud Submit Reports at Annual Meeting Expected Soon The Woman’s Club of Waldwick held its annual meeting Attorney-General Walter D. Van Riper has announced Monday night in the Council Chamber of the Waldwick Mun­ that five types of personal tax exemptions in New Jersey Waldwick Unit Joins icipal Building. The annual message of the President and one are unvalid under the new state constitution. They include Northwest Chambers of of the founders of the organization, Mrs. M. Martin Turpan­ active or volunteer firemen, exempt firemen, veterans, wid­ Commerce jian pointed out that the members should consider the ad­ ows, national guardsmen while in service and active duty F. Thomas Massoth, eminent visability of either purchasing or erecting a new clubhouse members of Army, Navy, and Marine Corps. traffic consultant and James J. ______<«>in the near future. De Brigida, president of Bill’s “Only the personal exemptions'®’ Bus Line were guest speakers be­ Plans were made for the organi­ enumerated in the State s new fore the members of the Wald­ Girl Scouts Card zation’s annual installation ban­ constitution are valid , declared Waldwick Bowling wick Chamber of Commerce last quet to be held in Ramsey Coun­ Van Riper, “these are for veter­ night in the council Chamber of Party Big Success try Club Thursday evening, May League Banquet 27th. The reports of all other of­ ans, disabled veterans and wid­ the Waldwick Municipal Build­ ing. They pledged to report back Girl Scout Troop 1 of Waldwick fers were submitted. ows of men killed in active mili­ Draws Big Crowd the result of their survey concern­ held their card party Friday eve­ Federation was"the keynote at tary duty during the war.” ’ ing the re-routing of the bus line ning, April 30 in the Municipal the May 3, 1948 meeting of the Auditorium. The affair proved to It has come to the attention of The Waldwick Bowling League service to the east side of the Woman’s Club of Waldwick. This the Jersey Parade that most of held its annual. banquet last Sat­ Erie depot as advocated by the be a big success. was the last meeting of the sea­ the ex-servicemen present only urday night in Wilson Hotel, Pros­ Waldwick trade board. Prizes were won by: son and a vote was taken to sub­ Mrs. H. Dean, door prize; Mrs. photostatic copies of their honor­ pect and Hewson Sts., Waldwick. mit an application for member­ The Chamber went on record to Werling, 1st non-players prize; ably discharged papers to tax as­ Close to 150 persons attended. ship this week to the Federation call on all merchants of Wald­ and Mrs. G. Young, 2nd non-play­ sessors. Those who have been in Lester Mortimer acted as toast­ wick to close their stores on W ed­ of Woman’s Clubs. armed services during peacetime master for the occasion. Sheriff ers prize. Mrs. Jessie Garber, chairman nesday afternoon during June,July Other prizes were won l?y Mrs. have also attempted to obtain tax Frank D. Livermore of Ridge­ of the Entertainment Committee and August. The special commit­ Doyle, Mrs. Huffman, Mrs. Honig, exemptions at times and there are wood; and Tax Collector Frank announced the plans for the an­ tee headed by M. Martin Turpan- Mrs. F. Clarke, Mrs. Puffer. Mr. many other phases which are d if­ W. English of Waldwick and Chief nual dinner installation at the jian was given the authorization J. Johler, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. De ficult for average tax assessors to of Police John MacElroy, of Ho- Ramsey Country Club on May 27 to proceed in printing the pro­ Loca, Mrs. Karl White and Mr. J. recognize who’s who and what’s Ho-Kue were among the guests posed Waldwick directory as soon; at 7:30. A roast beef dinner and White. i what, hence the suggestion is be­ present. as all available data are gathered interesting entertainment are in The Girl Scouts wish to- thank store, and tickets and further in­ ing made that every community President Peter Kiump gave a together. Mr. and Mrs. Scull, Waldwick Ap­ formation may be obtained from establish a veterans bureau un­ brief resume of the great growth The following ten new mem­ pliance Store, Plaza Restaurant, Mrs. Garber or Mrs. Irwin Schaef- der the joint auspices of the A- and activities of the organization. bers were accepted into member­ Ridgewood; W ard’s Drug Store, fner. Mrs. Charles E. Blackford, merican Legion Post and the Vet­ “Sonny” John K. Wilson, an ac­ ship: First National Bank of Al­ Mirko’s Kiddie Shop, Wilson s Sixth District Vice President of erans of Foreign Wars Post to pass tive member, was the caterer. lendale, Allendale Riding School. Bar and Grill, Vincent Sinacori, the Federation of Womans Clubs on all applications from any and Secretary Ralph Grossman an­ Ivan H. Reese, W illiam E. Ward, John Salafia and other friends and Mrs. B. Perry Hamilton, Pre­ all veterans to make sure that nounced the big list of prize win­ Jr., Joseph W. Maratene, A. N. who donated prizes. sident of the Allendale Woman’s only qualified veterans are re­ ners. The first place team was the Gates, Joseph Caruso, Mary and Club will be guest speakers. ceiving such benefits. Meadox Mills and the high aver­ Mildred Marinelli Luncheonette, At the resignation of Mrs. Fred age prize went to Russell Miller; Ernie’s Nursery and A1 De Paolis Bible Institute The photostatic copy angle may Maurer, Mrs. Irwin Schaffner was high series prize went to Cono often be misconstrued or abused, The Waldwick trade board went named Publicity Chairman. Pre­ Argentine and the high game prize May Locate Here according to many tax assessors on record to join the newly or­ sident Mrs. Turpanjian also ap­ was awarded to A1 Lockwood. and veterans. A man could have a ganized Northwest Bergen County The Waldwick Chamber of pointed other committee chair­ Chambers of Commerce. It was 100 photostatic copies made from An orchestra provided the mus­ Commerce has been asked to rec­ man as follows: Mrs. Henry Wen­ decided to request a report from an original honorably discharged ic for the occasion. ommend a suitable place for es­ zel, Art Committee; Mrs. Louis the banking project committee veterans papers and go from town tablishing a bible institute in this Lombardi, Entertainment Com­ headed by James E. Daniels. F. F. to town and buy land for a valua- area. mittee; and Mrs. Sal V. Peters, Faraci was named as committee tio of $500 and have each site ex­ Farad Chairman President Herbert D. Albert ap­ Transportation Committee. empted. The same system may of one to seek information con­ pointed Secretary Turpanjian to Several new and necessary a- cerning mail delivery service in work in the 47 other states unless Of Cancer Drive survey the situation and contact mendments suggested by Presi­ a strict vigilance is observed and Waldwick. all real estate brokers in Wald­ dent Mrs. Turpanjian were read . a central bureau of exemptions is Former Councilman Frederick Barth Vander Els, George Nord- wick to locate a suitable place for and adopted by the club and will established as the clearing house F. Faraci has again been appoin- ham, John -Edward------Phelan,- Chest — such a project. be added to the by-laws. and all genuine and bonafied vet­ ted Chairman of the Waldwick er J°PPer: 7 ” c®nt^ ® ^ ’ Refreshments were served by erans organizations take active Eichler and Mrs. George Christ­ Cancer Fund campaign. Mrs. Zola McGrath and Mrs. Ar­ part in seeing to it that only qual­ man also addressed the gathering. Waldwick Has Become thur Vernon. The dark horse was The borough did a swell job last ified persons receive such benefits. t(By-Laws Conscious” won by Mrs. Margaret Schedler. year and all our residents are ur­ Mrs. Arthur Pugh, chairman of gently requested to help the com­ Pre-School Roundup Waldwick has become “By- the American Home Department, Allendale Congressman Laws conscious” . Wherever munity go over the top in its goal Of Kindergarten donated a cake, which was dis­ you turn you hear about By- Re-Enters Hospital to raise the necessary funds to Children on May 14 posed of and won by Mrs K. Lus- Laws, By-Laws and By-Laws. tig, the proceeds going to the A- Representative J. Parnell Tho- meet our local quota. Mrs. Arthur Pugh, Waldwick The members of the Wald-' merican Home Department. wick Chamber of Commerce mas of New Jersey. Chairman of % PTA divisional chairman, an­ the Committee on Un-American John’s Confectionery nounced last night that a pre­ often discuss new phases of its Activities, has re-entered W alter school round-up of kindergarten by-laws. The Woman’s Club of Thomas Announces Handles Hershey's Waldwick is also discussing its Reed Hospital as a result of a children will take place next Fri­ Vacancies At Military by-laws and even the P.-T. A. virus infection received from Tasty Ice Cream day, May 14 from 2 to 4 P.M. at members are discussing By- And Naval Academies blood transfusions. These trans­ the Waldwick Public school. The confectionery store of John fusions were given to Mr. Thomas Laws. Congressman J. Parnell Thom­ Cracas, of Maple St., Waldwick, All youngsters to be registered The Mayor and Council of during his critical illness in Pan­ as announced two vacancies at ama. is the beehive of the west side of must be five years of age on or a- Waldwick is arguing abouts its the United States Military Acad­ Waldwick. The store handles all bout Octobed 31, 1948 and their ByLaws. The Mayor claims he Physicians at the hospital are emy, and two vacancies at the lines of cigars, cigarettes, candies, parents must have available the is right, the majority members presently of the opinion that the birthday certificates, immuniza­ United States Naval Academy in sodas, stationery and Hershey s claim they are right. They all infection Is a mild one. While the 1949. for which the preliminary tion status and contageous di­ point out the By-Laws in ac­ congressman is convalescing sat­ tasty ice cream. examination will be held in July sease history of their children. cordance to their interpreta isfactorily, further hospitaliza- Mr. and Mrs. Cracas are mem­ of this year. bers of the Waldwick Chamber of Dr. James S. Brescia and the tions. um for the time being is neces­ School Nurse will be in charge. (Continued on Page Five) sary. Commerce. MAY 7 - 1 9:4 8

JERSEY PARADE^ WALDWICK, N. J. FRIDAY, MAY 7, ] P A G E T W O A

DAINTY SUMMER D I D YOU KNOW WE INVITE YOU .... that the people in TO USE OUR COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE OUTFIT United States consume mort FOR ALL OF YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS cream than the people of other nation? THE FIRST NAT IONAL BANK . . . that pliofilm used ; ring substitute in making c dar cheese greatly red Allendale, New Jersey waste? Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . . . that celery and pe flavors are augmented in fr foods; that onion and salt i nish? KOENIG’S HOFBRAU More Vegetables Excellent Food and Service Small gardens should be w mostly by hand, so the rows ci One of the Finest and Largest Ballrooms and Restaurants closely spaced. Turnips, beets, rots, radishes, onions, lettuce * In New Jersey mustard can be planted in l; rows. Others should be spacei Ideal place for Banquets, Weddings, Social Functions CLOWN. . .While John L. Lewis was hawing his troubles in Wash­ cording to size and growth hal BEST BEERS, WINES & LIQOURS ington, John (Tubby) Thornes im­ the particular plant. Allow spai proved the shining hour in growth and for harvesting. Tel. Westwood 5-2990 Pittsburgh by look ing lik e John L. Lewis having trouble in HILLSDALE, NEW JERSEY Washington. Thornes has been an amateur clown fo r 30 y ears and says he often has been mistaken FATHER, for the liMW leader. IF YOU READ TH come back to us. Mom’s not crc Ho-Ho-Kus Esso you any more. She said, “I t would have picked that quarrel Dad if I hadn’t felt so miseral Servicenter Seems she’d been bothered with stipation caused by lack of bul the diet. Well, since Grandma ti| 596 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE HO-HO-KUS, N. J. Summer Outfit her off to KELLOGG’S ALL-BR Walter E. Preater, Prop. An adorable, cool looking summer Mom has joined the “regulars”- outfit for your tiny tot. The dainty what a difference in her! She poli dress has wing sleeves and lace or off a bowlful of ALL-BRAN e ruffling in scallops to trim the skirt. a.m., drinks a lot of water. J Slip and panties can be worn with taken to baking swell muffins, all her dress-up frocks. ARTHUR L. HOLLY from the recipe on the ALL-Bl Pattern No. 1675 is for sizes 1, 2, box. So come on back. You’ll home was never like this—bf Ignition & Fuel Pumps . Holly Batteries 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 2, dress, 1% yards of 35 or 39-inch; slip, ALL-BRAN. JACK. 1% yards; pantie, % yard.

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PROTECT YOUR FUTURE Friday, May 7, 1948 JERSEY PARADE WALDWICK, N. J, three per cent of the new ca> Henry Gerhold, W alter Sandberg, j school system employing over six­ sales in 1941, the previous peat Doris Rokefeller, Ruth Jacobsen | ty teachers there are bound to be year, when 151,881 new cars wete and Jane Blanchard, played The some replacements for the coming registered with the Motor Vehiclj Military Symphony-Menuetto by year some of whom will be looking Haydn. Jeaan Wood accompanied for a place to live. Among the them also. faculty at Ramsey there are also MALE DRIVERS The All Girl Band rendered The members who live at a distance Bells of St. Marys by Adams, ar­ who would like to be closer to Slightly more than nine in every ranged by Yoder, and The Skaters work. If you live in the vicinity of ten (91 per cent) of the drivers Waltz by Weldtenfel, arranged by Ramsey and have a room, apart­ in accidents in New Jersey last ment, or house to rent, you will year were males. Sofranck. be doing a public service to regis­ The High School Band played In fatal accidents, 95 per cent ter your vacancy at the high Ramsey High School two filir three marches. They were as fol­ of the operators were of the school. Cancer Society through the cc lows: Steady Boys March, by Thie­ sterner sex. le, Meadowland by Knipper and all, Chairman of Ramsey Cane arranged by Bennett, and Bom- The first a color film entitled/ basto-March by Farrar. rcegisiereu in i merica was installed in me set “Traitor Within”, pictorially bers.The Waltz of the Flower Before the musical program Mr. from the “Nutcracker Suite” by A total of 147,671 new cars were j ler Copper Mine in what is i showed the growth to its entrance Guy W. Moore, High School Prin­ Tschaikowsky, arranged by Her- sold and registered in New Jersey) North Arlington, New Jersey, into the blood stream. The second cipal presented a prize to Marie last year. This figure was within 1755. ____ furth, and the Coronation March Skinner. She is the winner of the film “ Time Is Life” presented the from the “Prophet” by Meyerbeer, ninth %rade award in the Public story of a woman who overcame arranged by Dumont. The orches­ Health Nursing Week essay con­ tra was accompanied by Jean the fear of cancer through the test. understanding interest of the A- Wood. Colonel Smith of the Civil Air A String Ensemble, composed of merican Cancer Society. She was Patrol also spoke of the work of also helped to the realization that the Patrol and the advantages of Only three contemporary New cancer is not inherited, not con­ becoming a cadet in the organi­ tagious, nor fatol when treated at Jersey papers date back to the zation. an early stage. eighteenth century, and only one A record of rooms and living A total of fifty-eight members of these, the Elizabeth Daily quarters available to teachers is of the Boards of Education of Al­ Journal was founded early enough kept at the office of the Ramsey lendale. Franklin Lakes, Saddle to participate in the Revolution. High School, Ramsey 9-0400. In a wick, and Wyckof and their dis­ trict clerks and school supervisors River, Upper Saddle River, Wald- were guests of the Ramsey Board of Education on Thursday, April 29th for dinner in the school caf­ eteria. The dinner was prepared by Mrs. Eaton and the regular cafe­ teria staff. Members of the Tri- H i-Y acted as waitresses at the dinner under the direction of Miss Preische their sponsor. Dec- orations in the form of minia- ture school houses and name cards in the fqrm of small old fashioned slates were arranged by Miss Steck and the members of the high school art classes. Following the dinner, the mem­ i t f < n 'P & i4 < H t a £ bers of the boards were conducted through the high school building in groups guided by members of UAL CARE the Ramsey board and members of the Ramsey faculty. § Protection A program bearini on the col- lege relataionships of the high school was presented by Guy W. Moore, High School Principal and William S. Twichell Jr., Super­ vising Principal. At the conclu­ sion of the meeting, the group was addressed by County Superin­ tendent Roy Zimmerman who was Delicious mdrsels of sweetness, blends of fruits, of nut- also a member of the evaluating meats, creams of velvety smoothness, nougats rich and committee at the time the high I TVW * \ «> to Niimbw of satisfying, lollipops and fruit tablets — whatever your school was accredited. 1 '■■■*&>, a c c id e n t s a n d s i c k n e s s e s c o v e r e d The members of the Ramsey | # u » W FIRST YEAR AND THEREAFTER fancy favors in sweetmeats, quite likely you will find it ^ -g6l Induing Contagioui end Female Diseaiei, Board who attended and acted as ' ' ‘ U * \ Hernia, TomlH, Adenoid*, Appendlcilii, is made in New Jersey. hosts were: President Kenneth M 60 TO MENTAL A N D NEKVOUS D ISO R D E R Net l™ . vAAlCtlflT* ! Covered by M o m Ho«pltol Plani Van Wynen, Vice President George to 30 I A t. The past fifty years have seen the candy industry in Stout, Mrs. George Witt, Mrs. :h Oitobility Ten Month. New Jersey grow from an insignificant trade into a thriv­ Donald Ferry, Mr. George Binet, The benefiti deecribed herein ore subject to the provident of the contract leieefed R r , Mr. John Harmond, Mr. Frank ing industry with both a national and international reputation. This rise was due, no doubt, to the develop­ ment of and improvement in automatic machinery. ■ftjrSOfh Tear Unr>- During 1947, 66,930,000 pounds of confectionery pro­ SUPERVISION ducts were manufactured here, ranking the state ninth nationally in poundage of dollar values at wholesale levels. In the retail field it ranked eighth nationally. “Pleau Send IfU FREE S"*»lk*eHt'De&UU AMERICA'S Ho. 1 HOSPITAL CARE.EXPENSE PROTECTION The manufacture of candy is carried on in different ways. Sometimes the work is done in the back of a tiny shop. Sometimes it is performed in the most modern of sunlit factories, where the air in the packing rooms must Occupation. be washed and dried and kept at a constant temperature and humidity. Whether the work is conducted in small or large kitchens, electricity and gas are important factors DRIVE-IN THEATRE in the manufacturing processes as w7ell as in maintaining ROUTE 4. PARAMUS, ,N. J. favorable working conditions. HACKENSACK 3-5SA3

TONIGHT THRU SAT. Walter A. Edwards Eddie Bracken - Priscilla Lane “FUN ON A WEEKEND” District Manager — also — “Road to Hollywood” General Insurance A ll The News — STARTS SUNDAY — James Mason - Robert Newton 118 Allendale Avenue “ODD MAN OUT” and Short Subjects Allendale, New Jersey plus 3 Stooges, Comedy coming WEDNESDAY only ■Allendale 1-4114Phone- BIG FAMILY FUN SHOW MAY 7 - 1945 JERSEY PARADE WALDWICK, N. J. Page F i v e

TILE CONTRACTORS LANDSCAPING a m a c i t e d r i v e w a y s ____ LEARN SILVERSMITHING REAL ESTATE Landscaping, new and old A fascinating profitable hobby! De PAOLIS BROS. r A R N E Y VANDEN BERG Perhaps we can help you lawns made and repaired 6— 2 y2 hour lessons— $12.00 AL De PAOLIS, Prop. & SONS Allendale Real Estate and Also tree work. SADDLE RIVER licking, Sand, Driveway Stone, Insurance Agency Tel. Allendale 1-3930 HANDCRAFTERS PERCY BROKAW Manure, Top Soil, Amacite Frank Berdan 22 Wanamaker Avenue ALLENDALE AVE. & W . SADDLE Tel. W yckoff 4-0688-R •iveways, Dry Wells Gardens Waldwick, N. J. RIVER ROAD 89 W. ALLENDALE AVE. Ralph Avenue, Wyckoff, N. J. owed, New Lawns & Old Lawns ALLENDALE, N.J. SADDLE RIVER, ,N. J. T O P S O IL ■-seeded. ALlendale 1-3388 GROCERIES 68 VAN BLARCOM AVE. Painting & Decorating Open Sunday 3 to 5 p.m. LEONARD COMTUZ B I L L ’S B U S Y C O R N E R MIDLAND PARK PRODUCER & DISTRIBUTOR Ridgewood 6-1174-J R. J. OWENS M. MARTIN TURPANIJIAN V FOOD - HOUSEWARES SCREENED TOP SOIL Painting & Decorating SELF-SERVICE REAL ESTATE BROKER SAND, GRAVEL, FILL DIRT b a k e r y Interior & Exterior Painting Open Daily 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. INSURANCE AGENT HUMUS & MANURE Washable & Sun Tested Tel. Hawthorne 7-3142 LEH M AN’S B A K E R Y RIDGEWOOD 6-5459 Wall Paper TEL. ALLENDALE 1-3456 256 Hawthorne Ave.Hawthorne Birthday—wedding and Fancy 112 WYCKOFF AVENUE 312 So. Van Dien Avenue T R E E C A R E Cakes RIDGEWOOD 6-4277-W WALDWICK, N. J. Home-made Bread and Rolls ALWAYS A FINE SELECTION RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Storm dammage repaired and OF LATE MODEL SEDANS ALLENDALE 1-3934 RESTAURANT debris removed. COUPES & COACHES 87 W. ALLENDALE AVE. Free Estimates, Reasonable Prices Bracing - Cabling - Pruning ALLENDALE, N.J. Painting & Decorating VILLAGE DINER T. H. Sperry AIR CITY MOTORS ARTHUR STRAIGHT OPEN 24 HOURS Tree Experts BEATUY PARLORS 16 Greenwood Avenue Best Foods — Reasonable Prices BOX 8 RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Chrysler - Plymouth Wortendyke Ridgewood and Maple Aves. Tel. R I 6-4131 Sales & Service ALLENDALE BEAUTY SALON RIDEGWOOD 6-7083-J Ridgewood, New Jersey Tels. Lambert 3-3900 83 W. Allendale Avenue TYPEWRITER SERVICE LAmbert 3-3901 Tel. Allendale 1-3282 AUTO SERVICING Tile W ork Allendale, N. J. M ATAS T Y P E W R IT E R CO. 1040 MARKET STREET PATERSON, NEW JERSEY LEARN SILVERSMITHING AUTHORIZED TILE W O RK Typewriters - Adding Machines Of Every Description Calculators CLOCKS REPAIRED ~ 7 ta A jL - Repairing a Specialty Sold, Rented and Repaired Waldwick Pharmacy Sales — Service — Parts 58 Prospect St., Paterson 1, N.J All Kinds of Clocks Repaired Any Make Car Repaired Estimates Cheerfully Giyen W illiam E. Ward, Ph. G . Prompt Service — Reasonable Prices LAmbert 3-3087 A. J. LAWRENCE RITCHINGS & EVERSON PROSPECT STREET Madison Ave., near Main St. MARSH & GROAT, INC. 12 Monroe St., Passaic, N. J. WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY 869 E. Glen Avenue PAssaic 2-1826 Wyckoff, New Jersey 565 NO. MAPLE AVE. Allendale 1-3993 Ridgewood 6-3603 Emil F. Matas Ridgewood, N.J. Allendale 1-4036 Tel. Wyckoff 4-0357-M Tel. Ridgewood 6-0702 RIDGEWOOD, N. J. RC Allen Business Mach.

Wekser was given a farewell Wekser Receives party by members of the staff * vfc**DAtf at the Cedar Cliff Hotel, Hale- New Federal Post don, where he was lauded for his U)al6u»icRjournal pv - H ighlights conscientious and productive After serving in the Paterson work. He was presentd with a •100 to $ 2 ,5 0 0 Social Security Administration of­ number of gifts. L o w cost, i to 3 years to repay Eugene Shaw, of Franklin Postmaster F. A. Farrell, chair­ fice for the past year, Sidney Turnpike, was recently married man of the American Cancer So­ according to the purpose. Made WTekser, Assistant Manager, leaves In 1802-1803 New Jersey was to Catherine Frances P fa ff, of ciety’s Allendale division has an­ to become the manager of the with or without co-makers, on College Point, Long Island. without a governor because the your car, on securities, etc. nounced that the quota for the Washington Heights office cover­ ------0------ing the upper part of Manhattan. legislature, which at the time Friday Evening Loaning Hours: 1948 cancer fund drive in this Georgina Parliman, daughter of chose the chief executive annually 4-6: Broadway & Madison Ave. community is $300. All contribu­ Mr. Rowe remains as manager Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Parli- of the Paterson office, and Ralph was equally divided between Fed­ 6-8:125 Ellison St.,431 Union Ave. man, of Manhattan Avenue, cele­ tions are to be sent to Mrs. Vera W.Jones, present manager of the eralists and Republicans. brated her 13th birthday anniver­ Christopher as soon as possible. * * * * Easton, Pa. office replaces W ek­ ?IRST PATERSON NATIONAL BANK sary recetnly. A buffet supper was ser as assistant manager in the AND TRUST COMPANY ^ I Mrs. Carl Wehner, of George One out of every ten persons "Loan Headquarters" ® served at her home. Paterson office. Street, entertained last Wednes­ in the United States is a veteran Telephone SH a-ia6i day night. Among those present Member: Federal Deposit Insurance C orp ora tio*__^ J Every resident of Waldwick is of World War II. urged to donate to the cancer included Mrs. Alexander McGuire society’s fund-raising campaign. and daughter Betty McGuire; Mrs. Harold Bogardus, Mrs. Da­ Louis Frederick Hamilton, 22. of vid Riddle, Mrs. Mabel Ceely, Allendale Riding School 138 Franklin Turnpike, was re- Mrs. Dennis Clifford and Mrs. centy released on $1,500 bail after Martin Wetterauw. JAMES KENNEDY, Prop. * * * * being arraigned before Recorder Horses for hire. Horses Bought, Sold & Boarded. William Moise, of Hamburg, on a The P T A ballroom dance class i charge of causing death by reek- had its final session last Friday Boroline Road, Near W . Allendale Avenue night. Dancers who are appear­ dess driving on April 27. He was Tel. ALLENDALE 1-3922 ing in the dance recital tomorrow traveling south with a load of Allendale, New Jersey humus. William Eileman,' 69, of night had a briefing session in 3166 Hudson Boulevard, Jersey the local public school recently. City, who was killed, is alleged THE MONUMENT IS by a witnessing motorist to have swerved into the truck on Route AN EVERLASTING PRAYER 23. near Sussex and Passaic * Typing and Mimeographing Perhaps you have put off—too County border. long— the purchase of a monu­ Prompt and Efficient Services ment or marker for your loved Thomas Announces Most Reasonable Prices one. Vacancies at N aval and Call Ridgewood 6-7218

Now is the time to pay your /vwwvwvwwwvV Military Academies * Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. May 6-7-8 ■VW*VW*\WVWWVVVVVV»V\WVWV\WWVWV\VW%WVVWV\WW\W>> debt to the memory of those (Continued from P age One) Eddie Cantor — Joan Davis in view of the limited time for who meant so much to you but ; . filing of these applications, it IF YOU KNEW SUSIE are no longer here. May we help ls necessaary for all young men, you in your choice of a Select William Elliot—John Carroll Morgan’s Oil Burner Service residents of the Seventh Congres­ Barre Granite memorial? sional District of New Jersey, who The Fabulous Texan are interested in competing for Cart. — Fuel Oil— e 1949 vacancies, to contact Peter Mancini Co. congressman Thomas, Suite 318, Sun.-Mon. May 9-10 All Makes of Burners Installed and Serviced House Office Building, Washing- Dana Andrews—Mery Oberon 1948 ° C ’ n0t later than May 26, Monument Works N IG H T S O N G % — 24 Hour Service — . .y^est: Point candidates are el- 54 PROSPECT ST. si le for admission from the day Ganster— Cartoon PATERSON Call Allendale 1-3261 for Oil and Service ey are 17 until the day they in rear of become 22 years of age, on which Tues.-Wed. May 11-12 Quackenbush Dept. Store HARRY MORGAN, JR. or day they are not eligible. Barbara Stanwyck David Niven Office Phone— SH. 2-1986 nnYnapoIis candidates must be 45 Harrison Avenue W aldw ick, N. J. m ess ^ a n 11 years of age nor THE OTHER LOVE Residence— FAir Lawn 6-0892-K than 21 years of age on ■ APnl 1st, 1949. Railroaded— Cartoon MAY 7- 1 948 PAGE SIX JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J

CONSTRUCTION PAINTERS - DECORATORS FRANKLIN LAKES DAIRy ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS WALDWICK FOOD MARKET Tri-County Construction Co. Meats, Groceries, Vegetables Vitam in “D ” Homogenized VILLAGE DECORATORS Asphalt driveways constructed. Roofing, Siding, Installation, Beef, Liquor, and Wines “Better milk for better health' Power-rolled to last. Alterations We Deliver Free of Charge High Mountain Avenue Terms up to 3 years. William Carota, Prop. Call Allendale 1-3588 Painting and Decorating Franklin Lakes Oak Street Oakland, NX Cor. Franklin Turnpike and R I 6-4338 — W yckoff 4-040) ■Driveway crushed stone, sand, Tel Oakland 8-4911 Interior and Exterior W estwood 5-2109 gravel, top soil, fill dirt. Prosepect St., Waldwick Catering to the better clientele LIGHTWEIS & FOREIT DRUG STORES ROOFING AND SIDING INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER CONSTRUCTION CO. Free Delivery John W. Marshall Save 20% salesman commissln HO-HO-KUS PHARMACY TEL. ALLENDALE 1-3870-J 35 OAK STREET Be your own salesman by Call Ridgewood 6-2026 - Joe Earl Dawson ALLENDALE, N. J. C. L. Russo, B.S. — Tel. Ridgewood 6-3525-W — V.J. Sakai, B.S. Industrial Refinishing Engineer ALlendale 1- 3549 ALlendale 1-3549 622 North Maple Avenue Refrigerators Sprayed in Homes Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey PAINT - HARDWARE HAckensack 3-0381 No Fuss — No Inconvenience Reflinishing in Gloss White Electrical Contracting Ho-Ho-Kus Paint and Hardware, AUTO SERVICING Laquer Enamel at One Price Inc. IVAN H. REESE In Colors at Additional Cost Allendale successor to Wm. Tierny 17 Sherdian Avenue CRESCENT AVENUE Letter Boxes - Cabinets Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GARAGE Tel. R I 6-4284 SALES AND SERVICE Radiator Covers Late model guaranteed used cars. Glass and window shades, Bar and Grill 31 Oak St., Ridgewood, N X Waldwick Avenue, Waldwick, N. J. Auto body, painting, fender work. fertilizers Repairs All Make Cars Tel R I. 6-2958 PITTSBURG PAINTS 308 W. Crescent Ave. KITCHEN CABINETS "M o m ” Connelly, Prop. Allendale, New Jersey FLOOR REFINISHING R A D IO & SOUND SERVICE Tel. Allendale 1-3072 Kitchen Cabinets, Iron enamel or W. ALLENDALE AVENUE HENRY PINEAULT stainless steel sinks; linoleum or ALLENDALE. NEW JERSEY A. & P. GARAGE Floor Laying, Scraping formica tops. L IB E R T Y R A D IO & EXPERT AUTO REPAIRS and Refinishing HAWTHORNE SOUND SERVICE Overhauling Our Specialty 14 S. MAPLE AVENUE Sales and service of electrical WOODCRAFT CORP. appliances All Work Guaranteed Ridgewood RI. 6-0587-J rtWtWHWHWWWMtm Expert Radio Repairs 100 Wagaraw Rd., Hawthorne FRANKLIN TURNPIKE Tel. Hawthorne 7-6735 Frederick Hasenbalg. Prop. F U E L O IL WILSON’S HOTEl WALDWICK, NX 303 W. Crecent Ave. Tel. Al. 1-3414 Allendale, N. J. Phones: A. VAN DEN BERG & SON LAUNDRY BAR & Grill Night, Allendale 1-4363-J Esso-Heat Fuel Oil REAL ESTATE S O N N Y W IL S O N , Prop Day, Allendale 1-3005 Esso Kerosene BOND LAUNDRY BOWLING ALLEYS Wet Wash, Rough Dry Service Oil Burner Service Fiat Work, Rug Shampooing GUY DE MAURIAC TAXI SERVICE MAPLE MOTORS CO. INC. and Dry Cleaning Fairview Ave., Midland Park Licensed Real Estate Broker Tel. Allendale 1-3923-J Prospect Street John M. Washer, Mgr. Tel. Ridgewood 6-5738 Former Chief FHA Appraiser Waldwick,, N.J. 109 Waldwick Avenue 94 Waldwick Avenue Repairs on All Make Cars (Opposite R. R. Station) Waldwick, N.J. Tel. Allendale 1-3218 PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Waldwick, New Jersey Tel. Allendale 1-3257 Used Cars Bought And Sold Wanamaker and Carlough MANURE AND WOOD i-vwvwwwwvwwvwvwwvwt 599 N. M aple Ave. R I. 6-2840 funeral directors For A Satisfying Sale With A licensed N. Y. and N. J. Oak wood, fireplace logs, furnace Minimum of Inconvenience NAUGLE MOTORS 181 Arch St. Ramsey, N.J. Dodge and Plymouth wood, stove, kindling, dry, ready List Your Property With and Dodge Job Rated Truck* Tel. Ramsey 9-0572 HOWARD A. DAY, Realtor Harry Prostick SA LE S AND SERVICE to use. Cow manure, the natural Cor. F r a n k lin & W y c k o f f Avea. 315 Franklin Avenue H. VAN EMBURGH and complete fertilizer, for DIAMONDS Wyckoff, N.J. Tel. Ridgewood 6-2377 FUNERAL HOME WATCHES Phone W yckoff 4-0113 gardens, lawns, shrubbery, etc. Ridgewood, N.J. 109 Darlington Avenue JEWELRY and BARBER — * ----- Tel Ramsey 9-0030 ROOFING NOVELTIES Ramsey, New Jersey B. ROSENBOOM SALAFIA’S For Roofing, Sidewall or 93 V A N H O U T E N STREET BARBER SHOP Insulation Service C. C. VAN EMBURGH DAIRY STREET Cigars — Cigarettes TILO ROOFING CO. P A T E R S O N , N.J. 306 E. Ridgewood Avenue Candy — Soft Drinks MIDLAND PARK, N. J. George W. Campbell, Dist. Mgr. SHerwood 2-66102 Ridgewood, N. J. 27 Prospect St., W aldwick Tel. R I. 6-3369 Tel. RI. 6- 0345 Ridgewood 6-6048-M Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 40 No. Van Dien Ave. Ridgewood, N.J. BUILDING PRODUCTS GENERAL CONTRACTOR MILK - CREAM TAVERNS B R E E N B U IL D IN G P R O D U C T S Top Soil, Driveway Stone, Sand, ZEMAN MOTORS Gravel, Cinders, Fill Dirt, Driveways Storm Sash, Insulation, Lumber built. MILK CREAM ICE CREAM MARATENE TAVERN De Soto and Plymouth Tools, Fertilizers, Grass Seed P H IL G U L M Y Franklin Turnpike Tel. Ridgewood 6-6030 Sales - Service - Parts Contractor Waldwick, N.J. 550 No. Maple Avenue G L E N R O C K Terwilleger & Direct Factory Service Ridgewood, N.J. TAXI Ridgewood 6-6959 Wakefield. Inc. Body and Fender WorJ Cesspool Cleaning Service RIDGEWOOD TAXI CO., INC. Used Cars Bought and Sold BALDI CONSTRUCTION CO. 1208 E. Ridgewood, Ave. Tel. Ridgewood 6-1800 F R A N K L IN & GODW IN AVE& H. W . M yer Excavating - Grading - Concrete A Safe, Prompt Taxi Service By the Ridgewood, N X WYCKOFF, NEW JERSEY Cesspools Built and Claned Bulldozer and Shovel to Hire Trip or Hour Special Care School Children Tel. Wyckoff 4-0487 Drains & Filter Beds Installed Tel. Allendale 1-3302— 1-3498-R 24 Hour Service Tel. Ridgewood 6-2792 MONROE AVENUE Cleveland Ave. Waldwick North Broad Street W yckoff 4-0423 Ridgewood, N.J. GROCERIES MOVING CONTRACTORS TYPEWRITER SERVICE D O U B L E J. Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T Building Stone W A L T E R W . BERGEN TYPEWRITER Flagstone — Colored Slate Fancy Groceries, Choice Meats SERVICE HOFFMAN, Inc. CINDERS — TOP SOIL Frozen Food — Vegetables Typewriter - Duplicators Adding Machines SAND — GRAVEL Prospect St., Waldwick, N.J. Storage - Warehouses Representing Royal Typewriter Terraces and Retaining Walls Tel. Allendale 1-4082 Complete Nation-wide Moving Company JOSEPH FRERE Service We Rent - Repair - Buy & Sell Franklin Turnpike GROCERS - DELICATESSEN 253 Main St., Hackensack, N. J. Rug & Carpet Cleaning Allendale 1-3884 HAckensack 2-5341 OSMERS GROCERY CONFECTIONERS 76 LAKE AVENUE WINDOW CLEANERS AND DELICATESSEN ' Midland Park JOHN’S COMMUNITY WINDOW CLEANERS CONFECTIONERY Tel. Allendale 1-3535 23 CHESTNUT STREET MAPLE AVENUE Special Monthly Rates Ridgewood Tel Ridgewood 6-3023 Waldwick, N.J. Cleveland Avenue P. O. Box 62 T el Allendale 1-3599 Waldwick, N. J. Tel. ‘Ridgewood 6-2360 — 2361 Midland Park, N.J. MAY 7- 1 948

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Apron Potholders Three Million Persons CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Still Lost in Europe FIRST AID to the Ifrree million persons in Korops HELP WANTED—MEN, WOMEN FARMS AND RANCHES have not been heard of since be» AILING HOUSE ATTENTION ALL: Get set l o r good job*. fore the war. They may be dead, Many kinds. Thousands needed. Alaska, CANADIAN FARMS— Write a» for FREE IN­ other countries, Islands. East, West coast FORMATION en farm settlement opportunities. but no one knows. Most of t-K^ companies hiring. $1 postpaid brings Fertile soils. Reasonably priced. B . C. A. were deported by the Nazis. by Roger C. Whitman several latest spring listings. Alaska— Cre3 swell, Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal, some general labor. Foreign & Domestic Quebec. It’s the job of the Central Trac­ Emp. Directory, P. O. Box 145, Dept. 45, ing; Bureau of the International QUESTION: I have bought an old Spokane 2, Wash. BUCKS CO UN TY farm, 21 acres, house, Refugee Organization to try to find house that has wooden gutters with barn, other buildings, electric, immediate these “missing persons”. metal linings. The linings haye MISCELLANEOUS possession, $6,000 cash. Raymond Bickel, rusted through from lack of paint. 816 Miller St., Easton, Pa., Ph. 6380. Regularly, 23 German radio sta­ D IN IN G CAR, 1948 model, Silk City, all Could I paint over the metal with stainless steel & -porcelain inside & outside. tions broadcast lists of names, and BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. some of the new-type waterproof Fully equipped. Seating 44. Immediate 124 German newspapers publish paint? delivery from factory. Fuller, Collegeville, them. Pa. Phone 6191. TOURIST COURT IN WEST TEXAS. ANSWER: If the metal has rus­ Nationally advertised court located 'o n TIRED OF YOUR TIES MEN. Mail six Highway 80, the Southern Coast-to-Coast Only about 2,000 photographs of ted through, I believe it would plus one dollar. Six different, cleaned, Route, in a thriving oil and agricultural these missing persons have been lo­ serve no purpose to retain it. If returned to you. Swaptieg, GPO Box 283, center. Mild winters, healthful, dry climate cated and they are shown at inters you can remove it without too much Brooklyn, N. Y. at 2600 feet above sea level. Court occupies city block. Has 29 units and clears $1500 vals in over a thousand German trouble, you could paint the wood STEAM BOILER, 35 HP, vertical type fire monthly. Other business interests reason movie theaters. gutters on the inside with liquid tube. Suitable for high pressure steam. for selling. Price $59,000 with $25,000 Complete with automatic feed water regu­ cash down. Buy direct from owner. W rite asphalt paint, and the outside with lator and stack. In good condition. Price B. W. Fridge, Box 881, Pecos, Texas. a good house paint. If there are $250. Write Allen Products Company, Phone 360. spaces at the joints, cover them with Allentown, Pensnylvania. DRUG BUSINESS—Established 1« years roofing cement and roofing felt, SWAP neckties—Mail us 1 to 6 ties you’re ago by present owner; doing a lucrative then paint over the felt with asphalt tired of, you’ll receive pronto same num­ volume o f business. Located in very desira­ ber of handsomely cleaned, different ties ble section. Selling on account o f other paint. we got the same wpy, then you pay the interests. P. O. Box 1427, Roanoke, Va. postman $1.00. Tie Exchange, Box 4439, Crafton, Pa. Vending machines earn big money I An QUESTION: We just bought a investment as low as $10.50 will start you P L A T IN G & polishing on nil metals. New in this fascinating, profitable business that new house and all the woodwork is factory, new equipment. Experts, all work can lead you to the road o f success and painted white. I’d like very much fully guaranteed. North Penn Plating & independence. Routes can be established Polishing, Inc., Sellersvllle, Pa, Phone to varnish it without taking the and operated in either full or spare time Seller8ville 9645. with no experience needed. W rite for full paint off. Could this be done? details and our free catalog illustrating our ANSW ER: Varnish cannot be ap­ DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. nut, candy, gum and stamp vendors ; also ► w \V * slot machines, amusement games, etc. Park­ plied over paint in the way that you ENGLISH Springer . Spaniels. Healthy way Machine Corporation, 623 W. North • In N R (Nature’s Remedy) Tablet* ask about. The paint must first be youngsters, sired by Ch. Rodrique o f Sand- Avenue, Dept. 4, Baltimore 17, Maryland. there are no chemicals, no minerals, blown Acre & Ch. Elgyth Adonis; poten­ removed either with paint remover tially attractive companion for home & field. *o phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are REAL ESTATE—MISC. A BIG, competent-looking and very different—act different Purely vege­ or else by scraping or sandpaper­ Pennlon R. D. Chadds Ford. Phone Men­ ing. denhall 3231. * * tailored apron which can take table—^ combination of 10 vegetable A T T R A C T IV E 8-room house, central heat­ ingredients formulated over SO yeare PERSONAL ing, electric, hot & cold water, sewer. hard wear in the kitchen can be made ago. Uncoated or candy coated, theie Double lot 100x180, four extra lots ad­ of striped, checked or flowered cotton action is dependable, thorough, yet ‘‘MAIL ME TIES.” Exchange those you’re joining. ESTABLISHED Hardware store with auto and trimmed with two rows of bright gentle, as millions of NR’s have tired or ashamed of, will send same number & quality of handsomely cleaned ties. Pay repair shop, cheap rent. proved. Get a 25* box. Use as directed. R E S T A U R A N T & Barber Shop with eix bias binding. The “mitt” pot-holders postman $1. for 6 plu^ postage. M A IL ME room living quarters, in live town. can be made of the same or of a con­ TIES, Box 4411, Phila. 40, Pa. SEVERAL farms from 20 to 800 acre*. trasting material. Plain blue denim New Twin Crutar for the Hair. Marvelous G. L. W ILSO N KELLOGG'S POWDER for the RIDGELEY, MD. PHONE 2421 makes an interesting mitt if it is trim­ results thru our Twin Shampoo. Send $1.00 prompt relief of Asthma end Hay for ten treatments. Twin Bottle. CRUTAR med with a lush red appliqued straw­ Fever. 25 cents and one dollar at your POINT PLEASANT MANOR—A new com­ PRODUCTS CO., Box 11, Bronx 55, N. Y. munity a t the Jersey shore ; $50 down, $5 berry as illustrated. QUICK RELIEF druggists, but if unavailable we pre­ monthly buys plot 50x100 in this invigorat­ To obtain patterns for both apron and FOR ACID pay for regular price and his name. SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. ing climate; priced under all surrounding potholder-mltts and applique for the Kitchen Warner's Remedy Co., Warren. 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Es*. 1.940 Z//£ Af£WSP/!P£K M AT 6Q£S P£4C£S © NEW SREEL: F a y Emerson How Politicians Form Civic Clubs PHONE i ISSU ED and Elliot Roosevelty dining mid- nightly at Sardi’s — probably to To Obtain Support For Candidates get some tips on how to run a /lilt*** EVERY successful eatery . . . Henry’s very Highly clever politicians, advised by shrewd leai Fonda Canada Lee—the two hud­ have the habit of reviving or forming organizations wit! dled for more than an hour at a main object of spreading propaganda for their favoring ' 1-34561FRIDAY Westbury penthouse party Sun­ day . , . Harry Ritz, who gradu­ didates. They obtain the consent of independent and im 112 WYCKOFF AVE. WALD WI CK.N.J. ated the School for Expectant tial personages as a ruse to attain their goal. Fathers the last time the Ritz Bros, were in ..town, is so adept at One gentleman we know of is® ■ ENTERED AS SECOND MrsA.M.TURPANJIAN- diapering his new c'neeild, he’ll a member of the Republican Party as a matter of routine. The ClASS MAIL MATTER become a professor at the school and at the same time is identified er trick clicked, they -per AT THE POST OFFICE after he opens at the Harem this nominated. The gentleman / N W A L D W IC K , N . J , with the Democratic Party. In a M. MARTIN JURPANJI AH week. . . visit to his law office one day belongs to Republican, Dem EDITOR tic and Communist Parties 9 The Internal Revenue Bur­ which was in his own home I de­ tected a New York newspaper sides in Hudson County anc eau has been swamped with in­ charming gentlemen who b carrying front page articles con­ quiries wondering if the $20,000 to the Republican Party, ths Give Generously to Cancer Fund Drive fine Lewis has to pay the Govern­ cerning the same gentleman who was being hailed as a leader of dependent Party and the And Help the Great Humanitarian Cause ment is tax deductible. ’Tain’t . . Club reside in a certain Bi About the best description I ’ve the Communist Party. This hap- pend a few years ago, which County community. The readers of Jersey Parade are requested to cooper­ heard in a long while is BobChris. Years ago, Mayor J. Th> shows one man belongs to three tenberry’s comment on Senator of Union City organized thi ate with the American Cancer Society’s New Jersey Division political organizations. Taft: “He’s the sort of a person mous City Club, which v, in its current fund-raising campaign for research purposes. who can use the word ‘whom’ A certain group of men who Democratic organization ai This is a humanitarian enterprise and every family without feeling self-conscious!” are members of Republican Par­ campaign was launched to ty are also members of an Inde­ • I’m glad Mrs. James Roose­ about the defeat of the Re; should feel duty bound to contribute to such a worthy cause. pendent Political organization. velt is recuperating from an over­ can Mayor Charles A. Mohn. The people of Northwest Bergen County communities The very same group are also dose of sleeping pills she mistook City Club was lambasting ths members of a civic club. have always proven to be cooperative in every benevolent for headache tablets. That mis­ publican candidates. Lo anc and charitable campaign and this is one that deserves the take couldn’t have happened in When you attend the Republi­ hold, a group of clever Reput Washington. A t the White House, can Club you see the same mem­ politicians formed an orga attention from all of us. this season, practically EVERY bers present. When you attend tion known as “City Comm George Strongfellow, state chairman of the Cancer So­ prescription is a headache reme­ the Independent Political Club Club and had articles in i ciety, has been honored in the House of Representatives as dy . . . meeting you note the very same papers boosting Mayor Mohr members present. And when you Republican and one hea well as the National Senate for his energetic efforts in such • THE GARDNER CLAQUE: attend the civic club you see the Bob Considine’s Babe Ruth Story read: “ City Club leaders com a humane work. Let us all cooperate and try to contribute same members present with the will be a popular seller as long exception of one or two Dem Thourot” and another hea generously to this fund to the best of our abilities. as the ambition of every American ocrats who are dragged into the read: “ City Club Backs 1 youngster is to be another Babe We are pleased to observe that Frederick F. Faraci has organization by honoring them as Mohn.” Ruth. (Don’t want to be president been named Chairman of the American Cancer Society’s high officials and selling them a There was considerable ci anymore—too much competition. bill of goods as if the club is ab­ sion and shortly thereafter Waldwick fund-raising campaign. . . . “Joy to the World’ takes its solutely Kosher civicly. It just so place alongside “Born Yesterday” happened that the said civic club City Club was dissolved ans in this department’s book of en­ had a banquet just two nights all-powerful Harry J. Th My Mother tertaining evenings in the theatre. before the last Primary election Association was organized i It’s the Sleeper LaugHIT of the and all the candidates of a cer­ What does my mother mean to me? In very truth she is one of the leading politic: Season, with Alfred Drake, M ar­ tain political organization were sha Hunt, Myron McCormick, Lois means everything. M.y constant thought is of her although I present and they were asked to ganizations in Hudson 0 Hall and Morris Carnovsky turn­ confess sometimes it must seem to her that she enters into take a bow before the assemblage today. ing in superb performances— with my mind not at all. a show-stopping bit by Kurt Kasz- Does something trouble me? Mother will smooth out the nar certain to zoom him on to Wiring Has Important Place the Hollywood heights, if you’ll difficulty. Do I want a new coat? Mother will work long pardon the expression . . . hours that it may be ready on time. Are my lessons difficult ? • President Truman’s favorite In Making Farm Product Mother will explain them. Am I hungry? “Mother’s cakes movie (he’s seen it tw ice), is won’t stretch beyond its currer and cookies are plentiful. Frank Capra’s screen version of By IRA MILLER Farm Electrification Bureau rying capacity. If it is design In fact it is mother that I turn to instinctively for sym­ “State of the Union”—as enter lights only, it will provide yoi taining as the original stage play Have you ever tried watering your all the current required by pathy in joy or sorrow, for assistance in difficulty, and for and as timely as a newsreel. After garden through a straw? Of course light in the house— and that’s all creature comforts. Sometimes I fear that I take her as a you see it, it will influence your you haven’t—and you never will. It all. It wasn’t planned to do any vote to such an extent that you’ll just won’t work. A straw isn’t big Such a system is totally inad for the efficient operation of t matter of course, but that is because she is so much a part want to put Spencer Tracy and enough to carry the amount of water necessary for an adequate irrigation cooler, refrigerator, milking m; of my life. I am sure that she knows in her heart that exist­ Katherine Hepburn into the job. welder and similar equipmeni ence without Mother would be unendurable; that it is her White House. That is, if you could Whether you are wiring you: be certain of which one would for the first time or re-wir: presence and love that fills the world with pleasure and wear the pants! here’s something to remember your wiring to meet your 5 makes life a joyous experience for her children. • Ad in personal columns, Sat­ and future electrical require Who ran to help me when I fell urday Review of Literature: Be sure your wiring system service entrance of ample size; f And would some pretty story tell, “ Young man, 32, interested in circuits, each with the propel Or kiss the place to make it well? this, that and the other thing, size; individual circuits for wants to meet a . young lady with water heater and larger motoi My MOTHER. a sufficient number of outle' similar interests” . . . switches, properly located. Doi These are the wTords that spring from the hearts of true derestimate your needs or th children on this Mother’s Day and every day of the year. It • Emil Coleman’s band played venience value of a maximum the Illustrator’s Ball at the Wal­ ber of outlets of all types, becomes the song of genuine love; the ballad of wishing to dorf . . . Harold Bayne opened last certain that your system is de Thursday at Jeanne Jordon’s Cafe so that it can be expanded easi make returns for the many sacrifices that she has made and that it is installed by one who Midtown Supper club. . . Monte continues to make; and the lyric of making of ourselves stands farm electric power and Proser’s signed comedians Dean ing requirements. something of which she can be justly proud. Martin and Jerry Lewis to a five- Ask that your power pole 01 year contract, guaranteeing an metering point be located n annual eight-week engagement at between the two or more 1°' in Waldwick run by two sisters- the Copa . . . Julius Monk, versa on your farm where the heavu is made of your largest cunrer in law. The food is delicious. The tile night club entertainer and suming equipment. This “l°al host who introduced Maurice Roc- ter” plan will prove most econ prices very reasonable. ELECTRIC S E R V IC E — comes to co, Monica Boyer, Paula Laurence, in every way and will help the farm. Thelma Carpenter and the Delta get plenty of electricity to your Rhythm boys to cafe society, re­ It’s much the same way with a ings and power machinery, ba A barber goes to another barber The translation of the word turned to Le Ruban Blue . . . wiring system. If the wires ‘ serving wiring depends on having yo for good hair cut; a tavern opera­ your farm buildings are too small, tern installed in compliance » “ Faraci” from the Italian means • Ezra Stone thinks inflation is they won’t be able to carry enough National Electrical Code. F°r tor goes to another tavern for circuits serving motor loads, “Sample.” There is a gentleman so bad, gin players are now knoc­ current to enable your electrical good drinks. equipment to operate satisfactorily. protection, provided through by that name. He is SUI GENE- king with “fifteen” . . . Sudden Unlike the unacceptable “watering breakers or fuses, should 0 Thought: (anent Daylight Sav­ straw”” idea, however, some farm on electric loads served. RlS-the only one of his kind. families do try to coax more elec­ A farm Is a food product^ J. Parnell Thomas conducts sucl ing Time) These days time is tricity through their inadequate w ir­ tory and must be wired as to th< probes of Un-American activities about the only thing you can ing systems than it is possible for special attention given them to deliver. A wiring system vidual requirements of eacm_ Mary and Mildred Luncheonette from hospital bed in Washington. save. . .