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WALD WICK, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JUNE , 1947. $2 YEARLY — 54 COPY VOL. 8 NO. 13 6 petitioners Call On Mayor & Council to Probe Boro Clerk

Mrs. Wm. Rowe Becomes New Head of Governing Body Holds FUSIONISTS STEAL NOMINATION Executive Session To THROUGH FRAUDS IN BOROUGH Waldwick Parent - Teachers League Weigh Charges Friday The Waldwick Fusionists Amidst impressive ceremonies Mrs. William Rowe was A petition signed by Ken­ Waldwick Trade stole the nomination in the Re­ recently installed as president of the Waldwick Parent-Teach­ neth Howe, School Trustee ers Association as all members pledged whole-hearted coopera­ William C. Huffman, M. Mar­ Board’s Recess publican primary Tuesday. tion during her administration. Mrs. George Christman was the tin Turpanjian, editor of Jer­ They stole the slogan of the installing officer for the occasion. sey Parade, Mrs. Gladys Huff­ Ends on Sept. 3 Howe ticket in the first in­ Other officers inducted into ______man and Mrs. Elsie Smith, stance, and their campaign office included:* D. Frank charging Borough Clerk director did not advertise the The Waldwick Chamber of Workman, first vice-pres.; Charles A. Bearce with fradu- registration notices in the lo­ Mayor Daniels Commerce held its luncheon Maibel King, second vice-pres.; lent position drawings, viola­ cal official newspaper in order meeting Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Walter Close, treas.; Mrs. tion of election law for not ad­ to disfranchise scores of vot­ Studies Report in Wilson’s Hotel, Prospect St., Carmine G. Corino, corr. sec.; vertising the registration days ers. Misleading notitces were Wadlwiek, and voted a recess and Mrs. Louise Korte, rec. and vacancies for various of­ inserted in a newspaper as if of John Lyons for the summer months of fices and for falsification of the election was to be held in sec. June, July and August and will Mrs. William C. Huffman, the certification of names in a club in district No. 2 when Mayor James E. Daniels, of resume its activities on the the election actually took place the retiring president, was Waldwick, is studying the con­ case of Mi's. Elsie Smith who first Wednesday of September. presented with her past presi­ in the school, last but not least fidential report of Borough received the first position on Secretary M. Martin Turpan- dent’s pin by Mrs. Herman the ballot whereas Mr. Bearce the campaign director conduct­ 'Auditor John Lyons, who has juuan read the organization’s ed phoney position drawings, George Honig. disclosed many startling rev­ had sent her name in as having six months report of activities received the second position, giving first position to tusion- elations concerning the acts and accomplishments. Mayor ists. THEY DO SAY - - and deeds of a municipal offi­ has been submitted to the James E. Daniels was the main Waldwick Mayor and Council The County Board of Elec­ cial, and tonight, Friday, June guest speaker who compliment­ tion may declare the primary Miss Ann Cuneo, daughter 6 definite decisions will be for consideration and action. ed the officers and members The original petition bear­ election null and void and call of Mrs. Julia Cuneo, is the made as to what course to for their splendid achieve­ for a special election in Wald­ sunshine of the Waldwick Post pursue at an executive meeting ing all the signatures together ments. with other documentary evi­ wick. Office. She is cute, attractive, of the Mayor and Council. President Herbert D. Albert Kenneth Howe was defeated charming and smiling and has Having made a great name dences has been submitted to declared that a program of Mayor James E. Daniels and by William Ward by a majority a heart of gold. She is the ideal to himself since he has taken new activities will be mapped of 46 votes. Edward Kuklinski “Miss Waldwick” and the pride office as the chief executive of duplicate copies of the petition out for the months of Septem­ have been mailed to council- was the low man on Howe’s of our community. this borough, Mayor Daniels ber, October, November and ticket. has demonstrated time and men Vernon Y. Bush, Barth December. Vender Els, Clarence J. Abra­ Arthur Allder and Mrs. Councilman Herbert DeWitt again that he stands for hon­ Mayor and Mrs. Daniels Louis Langevin of District No. Albert may become general esty and is bitterly opposed to ms, Frederick F. Faraci and were declared honorary mem­ Herbert D. Albert. The peti­ 1 and Councilman Barth Van­ manager for the proposed corruptions and is expected to bers and all memfbers were der Els and Mrs. Elsie Smith, $100,000 skating rink on Pros­ tioners call for consideration make a new history in the com­ given Ramsey Theatre passes of District No. 2 were elected pect St., 'but unless he gets and action by the governing munity life of Waldwick by his through courtesy of Jersey members of Republican County $400 a week he wall not con­ body for a sweeping investi­ definite action and decision Parade. Committee respectively. sider accepting the job.. Friday night. gation of the activities of Bor­ * ------* ■ ------ough Clerk Gharles A. Bearce Mayor James E. Daniels and Councilman Frederick F. Class Reunion H eld at his running mates on the Dem­ Frederick F. Faraci and and his removal from office. Faraci, who is also vitally in­ H om e of Fred F . Faraci ocratic slate, Councilman Barth Vander Els are the terested in the welfare of our Frederick F. Faraci and Mel­ “gingers” of the meetings of Anthony D ’Onofrio, One community, suggested that a The residence of Councilman vin Chapman, candidates for the borough council. They of Ramsey Theatre Owners week’s time be given to the Frederick F. Faraci, 13 Frank­ couneilmen and Collector make things interesting and Marks Ilis 3 7 th Birthday couneilmen and the mayor to lin Turnpike Waldwick, was Frank W. English were nomin­ always work for the supreme arrive at a definite conclusion. the scene of the Manhattan ated without opposition. They welfare of our citizenry. College class reunion last Sat­ will be opposed by William urday night. A full course Frank Pfleger Colony locat­ Ward for mayor, Kenneth Doty Congr ess man Thomas dinner and refreshments were ed on Prospect Street and they and William Vitzthum for served for the occasion. couneilmen and Arthur Pugh all stand for honesty. .A nnounces Vacancy The event marked the hap­ for collector in the November piest occasion for Councilman election. There are more Vander Els In West Point In 1 9 4 8 Faraci that he could have a ------♦ ------names in Waldwick than number of the classmates who Bathing Beauty Contest Cohens and Murphys^ Congressman J. Parnell had graduated with him 22 For Waldwick Boys and Thomas announces today a va­ years ago from Manhattan Former Mayor J. J. Reilly cancy at the United States Mil­ Girls Satin-day, June 28 has returned from the conven­ College of New York City. itary Academy in 1948, for Among those who attended tion of the Brotherhood of Lo­ which the preliminary examin­ included the Rev Brother Ed­ Bathing beauty swimming comotive Engineers rather dis­ ation will be held in July. ward, F.S.C., who was the pre­ contest will be held at the appointed, he was not elected In view of the limited time sident of the college when Waldwick Swimming Pool on vice-president in a close con­ for the filing of these applica­ Councilman Faraci graduated; Saturday, June 28 from 10 a. test among 500 delegates. tions, it is necessary for all Circuit Court Judge Thomas m. to 6 p. m., it was announ­ young men who are interested Gray of New York City: Coun­ ced the other day by the offi­ Michael J. Leonard, the most in competing for the 1948 va­ sellor Thomas Owens, Judge cers and members of Waldwick Athletic Club. active worker the Waldwick cancy to contact Congressman George Connolly, of New York The beauty contest is for Democratic Party has ever had Thomas, Suite 318, House Of­ City; Bernard J. Farrell, en­ Anthony D.Onofrio boys and girls from six years resigned from the Democratic fice Building, Washington 25, gineer and general contractor; Club. D. C., note later than July 1st. Prof. John Costa, who is now of age and older and the win­ West Point Candidates are Anthony D’Onofrio, one of instructor in engineering at ners will be announced be­ the owners and operators of eligible for admission from the college; Francis X. Scan- tween 3 and 4 p. m. Carino and Goulding, Mc- the Ramsey Theatre, celebrat­ Grogan and Parliman colony the day they are 17 until the lan, engineer and general con­ Applications can be obtain­ ed his 37th birthday anniver­ ed from Postmaster James Mc- is located in Blockdale section day they become 22 years of tractor Jean P. Faraci, Boro sary Monday at his home sur- Quilken, Jr., Bud Wentle They stand far decency and age, on which latter day they Attorney John J. Carlin and honesty in our borough. aire not eligible. (continued on page eight) former Mayor John J. Reilly. | and Nick Maratene. JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947

Saving his grandmother, Jennifer Mar­ “ Kit, don’t fight it any longer. should have been discussed a long wife is going to sell the place and chance. So—what?” he asked di» lin, from her burning home, Johnny Da- We love each other—can’t you feel time ago, didn’ t we?” Mrs. Mar­ go live with her sister?” couraged. ' vis is astounded to learn that his cousin, it, my darling? You’ll never belong tin added. Johnny looked puzzled. “ Well — “ So—the Johnson place,” Kit re­ Basil Martin, has assumed credit for the Basil got up nervously and lit a what does that mean?” minded him cheerfully. lescue in order to gain in the old worn- to anyone but me, beloved.” »n's eyes. Johnny loves Kit Willett, a She did not answer him, nor look cigarette. “ Just this.” Kit’s eyes shone with “ Yeah—I guess that’ s it,” he de­ i reporter on his father’ s newspaper, but at him. She kept her face buried “ I’m doing the best I can. She this new excitement. “ It would be cided, not too enthusiastically. 1 she is engaged to Basil and they an­ against his shoulder. won’t ask her before then. You a grand place for the park! We “ You could get those men to help nounce their intention to wed soon. Jer­ “ You don’t love Basil, do you? know her. She does things just when could—I mean, you could have the you again, couldn’t you, Johnny?" ry Murphy, town derelict, has threatened Tell me you don’t, tell me, K it!" she pleases!” old house torn down and there she asked. several times to gain revenge from Mrs. he pleaded softly. “ But suppose the old—suppose would be plenty of room for a pool “ Sure, the men from the Settle, Martin for his father’ s accidental death ment will help. That would give us at Martindale. Basil asks Kit to per­ She looked up then, but not Into mother dies before then?” Henry and everything.” She noticed John­ suade Mrs. Martin to change her will, his eyes. She turned her face toward corrected himself. ny estimating in his mind the room more money to buy the house and i cutting out Johnny. When she is indlg- Martindale and looked long at it, “ Don’t kid me. She’ll live to be that would be available. “ Oh, of put in a pool. I mean with what ; nant, he threatens to transfer her old then she spoke. a hundred and ten!” Basil predict­ course, it wouldn’ t be as large as the town appropriates we could : uncle to a laborer’ s job unless she ac- “ Darling, I told you tonight that ed bitterly. the park site below Martindale, but save on labor.” He dug his hands ! quiesces. the girl you marry will be the luck­ “ Oh, I wouldn’t say that. She may it’s — well, it’s better than nothing, into his pockets. “ Do you think iest girl in the whole world—and decide she doesn’t want to stay Johnny, isn’t it?” there’ll be any trouble with ths CHAPTER XII she will be, Johnny. But—it can around long after we get her to “ Sure—I guess it is!” He looked council, Dad?” never be me, believe me, darling. change over things our way,” at J. D., who had remained silent “ No, I'll see to that. It won’t be «■ They were driving toward her My plans are made and if I would Henry smiled wisely. since he joined them. But his ex­ an unlimited supply like Linda’s | uncle’s house and Johnny stopped change them I would change the The drapes of the archway moved pression was blank; he could not mother would have put up, but It j the car in the middle of the road, lives of too many people that are tell how this new idea had struck will be enough to build something ( turned it 'to face the other direc- dear to me—” him. “ What do you think, Dad?” we can call a park,” J. D. nodded tio* and drove toward Martindale. “ If you mean your uncle and aunt, he asked. his head. When Kit looked questioningly at Kit, why, we can find a way. We’ll “ I’ll find out about the price. “ Well, Kit’ s right about it being Mrs. Johnson might raise it if sht i him he kept his eyes straight ahead . . he assured her quickly. better than nothing, son. But the end answered emphatically, “ I’ve “ No, Johnny. There would be too thought she could get more from question is whether the kids will the town,” Kit guessed shrewdly. got something to say to you and many to find a way for. Oh, John­ walk that far to play their football “There’s a council meeting to­ we’re going to the Park for you to ny, don’t tell me it would be easy and games. It might still be easier night. If I knew a little more about hear it now!” because even though I might want to keep on playing right in the mid­ Kit knew what Johnny was going to believe you I know differently. the thing—the price they’re asking dle of the streets like they do now. and about the labor,” J. D. looked say to her before they came to And my uncle—what would be­ That’ s about ten blocks from the the clearing in the grove they come of him, Johnny? After from Kit to Johnny, “ I could get Settlement, you know.” He pursed their reaction, anyway.” called their own private property. they’ve taken me in their home I his lips, studying the possibilities “ Wonderful, J. D.,” Kit cried. She knew and she didn't want to couldn’t do a thing like that to them. and the disadvantages of the new hear it because she knew that now Maybe you could get him a place at “ I’ll go home and see if my aunt site. can’t find out this afternoon.” Jt could make no difference to her the office, but Johnny, he’s old and “ ‘Wen, at least they’d go there ijife. can’t learn something new at his “ And I can run out to the Settle­ to the pool, J. D.,” Kit argued. ment and see if the men are still j She had become too deeply en­ age. In a few years they’ll retire “ And it would be there for them ready to back us up!” Johnny ex­ tangled with Basil and the Martin him and he and Aunt Anna can if they did want to use it,” Johnny ■family to change her plans now— live happily for the rest of their claimed. backed her up. “ Go to it, you two! Wouldn’t be even if she wanted to She had told lives. And Mrs. Martin. . . . Oh, Kit turned to him smiling. "Then surprised if we’d have a park yet!” Basil that she would do as he asked, I suppose she has been mean and you like the idea, Johnny?” she ibut only after she had married him fanatic, darling, but I love her. Can J. D. watched them going out ths asked enthusiasticaUy. door. [—not before. She did not know ex­ you understand that? She’ s the “ Yes—I think I’m beginning to, Kit grabbed her coat and fol­ actly why she had specified this con­ grandmother I never had and al­ Kit. When did you think of it?” dition—only that it gave her a ways wanted and she really loves lowed Johnny from the office. He “ At lunch. I only wanted a coke offered to drop her at her aunt’s little more time. She had talked me. What would happen to her?” and it was so nice out 1 thought and she climbed in the old car be­ Basil into waiting until the east She drew a long breath and pressed I’d take a little walk. X wandered side him. wing was finished before having the his hand. out that way and—” She shrugged “ I almost forgot to wish you > wedding and as near as they could her shoulders. happy birthday, Johnny,” she re­ tell it would be completed the mid­ Thomas Hears “ But are you sure about them minded him as they were drivinj dle of December. It was nearly wanting to seU the house and all?” Another Conversation down Main. the end of November then. Johnny asked eagerly. Johnny lifted her up on the rock “ Darling Johnny, there’s just one “ Aunt Anna is a close friend of land pulled himself up beside her. way to see it and that’s the way it Mrs. Johnson and she’s the one that Plans for the "Kit, do you remember that first is. Our roads branch here. I go this told her this morning while I Park Move Ahead day I came in the office after I way and you—that way—and we was having breakfast—only I did can’t change them, Johnny. They The thirtieth of November, he got b’ick?” He laid his hand over not think anything about it then.” thought. He had honestly forgotten hers. “ Remember how Handley were made for us, not by us, per­ “ Hey, wait a minute, honey.” haps. But we must follow them.” it was his birthday until she had tried to throw me out and you—you J. D. stopped her. “ How much will congratulated him. They had nev­ came to my rescue right away?” She got down from the rock and she want for it? It would have to turned to him, smiling. er made an issue of it, he and hil He smiled at the thought of it “ I knew that when I kissed her it be cheap if it’s to be torn down, or father, for Johnny knew that it was "I remember, Johnny. You acted Johnny looked at her and shook would be like—like this!” the council would never stand for also the anniversary of his mother’ s like somebody’s lost puppy. I got his head sadly. He got down and it, you know.” death, and when J. D. had tried to there just in time, didn’t I?” She stood beside her, his hands on her silently. No one saw Thomas go up “ Oh, I don’t know. That would make some sort of celebration for umiled too at the picture they had arms. the stairs a moment later. have to be all worked out when the him during his childhood he had drawn from memory. “ Some day, darling, I hope you Kit’s final day at the Clarion time came.” She thought a minute. understood how hard it was for his “ When I saw you that day I—well, find out that what we have is big­ was the last day of November, John­ “I could have my aunt find out, father to try to be happy on that put ft this way, Kit, remember ger than anything that could stop ny’s birthday. She had stayed a though.” particular day and so he had dis­ when you were a kid and you want­ it. And when you do—well. I’ll be week longer then she had expected, “ Kit—” Johnny looked at her di­ couraged any future celebrations. ed something real bad—a sled or a waiting.” as Miss Finnicum, the girl replac­ rectly. “ Maybe this is none of my The park was deserted twenty- bike—and you looked around every “ You mustn’t, Johnny! Find ing her, was in bed with a cold. business, but you seem to want this four years ago this day. It was fit­ place for just the right one, some somebody else — you’ll forget me Johnny thought she was secretly park almost as badly as Dad and I ting then that plans for a new park yere the right style but the color soon.” There was deep concern in glad about staying, but did not al­ do and—” He hestitated and his should be started this day almost wasn’t It and you looked and looked her voice. low himself to hold any illusions hand went nervously to his chin. a quarter of a century later. ■nd finally there it was and you “ There could never be anyone about it. She had never mentioned “ Since you and Mrs. Martin are Johnny found that the men would knew that was It—that nothing else. Kit. I’ll never forget you.” the evening at the Park to him nor such good friends, why have you go along with him on the new •Ise would do—that had to belong “ You mustn’t remember this but did she give him any reason never asked her to finish it?” The park plans. They were not so en­ to you? Remember, Kit?” —you should know it, darling. I’ll to think she even remembered what thought had been in his mind for thusiastic at first, arguing that the She nodded her head, smiling a never forget you either, Johnny, had been said between them. some time, and while he would nev­ site was too far away from most of their homes, but when Johnny ex­ little sadly. , nor what you’ve meant to me.” She er have suggested that she ask her plained that it was either here or “ Well, that’ s how it was with started walking towards the car why, he wondered why she had A New Park Site no place, they agreed that it would me that day. Kit. I looked at you and Johnny fell in step beside her. not done so. Is Discussed Kit did not answer immediately. be best to go ahead. and then I knew that you were the Neither of them spoke again. (TO BE CONTINUED) one. I knew the girl I'd dreamed Up in the house on the top of When Johnny returned from lunch When she did speak she looked out about tn those foxholes and farther the hill three people were sitting in he found Kit in J. D.’ s office, the the window and kept her eyes away back than that even, I knew that the large living room talking in two of them seriously discussing from Johnny and J. D. she had hair that fell down over her quiet voices. something. Johnny hesitated to in­ “ I—I did ask Mrs. Martin once.” shoulders like yours.” He touched Basil was seated on the couch terrupt them, thinking perhaps it She knew they were both eager to her chin with his finger and held across from his parents. Jennifer was something that did not concern know what she had said. “ I asked her face close to his. “ I knew that Martin had retired earlier, but each him. J. D. pulled a chair closer her, but it was no use. She stopped when I kissed her it would be like of them cast anxious glances to­ for him, however, and he soon found me before I had time to tell her —-like this . . He gathered her ward the hall as though she might out they were talking about the our side of it. She’s so very bitter close against him and kissed her have come back to listen to their park. and the wall she’s built around her Jong and passionately and time conversation. “ Look, Johnny,” Kit quickly in­ just can’t be broken through where •topped for them both. “ But why does she keep putting cluded him in her plans. “ You know that’s concerned.” Breathless he let her go and saw it off? Why wait until you’re mar­ the old Johnson estate out at the Johnny looked down at the floor. her cheeks were wet. She held to ried before she talks to her about end of High Avenue?” She waited “ Well, I guess that’ s that! We don’t !bim desperately as though she changing it?" Henry asked indig­ until Johnny nodded and then con­ need to have any more fancy ideas wanted never to let him go. His nantly. tinued. “ Well, you remember the about that; if she wouldn’t listen i| » n d carssled her long soft hair. "Yes, really, to o . wi decided it old m u died last month u d hii t9 jrsu, the ru t of us haven’t got a k FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947. JERSEY PARADE WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY Page Three Dr. Charles J. Faraci, ne­ phew of Councilman F. F. Far­ DR. ROBERT A. WILCOX aci, an interne in a hospital in Montclair, underwent a ser­ ious operation recently and is Chiropodist now recuperating at the resi­ dence of Councilman Faraci on Announces the Opening of an office Franklin Turnpike. A f 6 L. 9 NIT for the Treatment of Foot Disorders at THEY DO SAY - - One of the crowning social Plans are underway for the events of the season was the Rooms .103 & 505 Lincoln Bldg. Ninth Annual Reunion Dance Sonny Wilson is one of the shower given reccently by Miss of the Waldwick Public School. 45 N. Broad St. - Ridgewood most enterprising businessmen Ethel Amster in honor of Miss The dance which is sponsored in Wald wick. Elaine Sussles, daughter of Mr. by the Parent-Teacher Asso­ Daily 9 to 6 (Wed. until 12) and Mrs. Herman Nathan Sus­ ciation will be held on Friday sles, of Franklin Turnpike. Evening by Appointment Saul and Sadie Amster are evening, June 20th, in the au­ directors of information; they Miss Sussles will become the ditorium of the public school. Ridgewood 6-7176 know nearly everything. bride of Donald Weiss, son of The committee which compris­ Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Weiss, of es Mrs. William Huffman, Mrs. New York City, on June 29. INSURANCE Howard Dean, Mrs. Charles Kunath, Mrs. Arthur Pugh, FOR EVERY NEED Funeral services were held Mrs. William Crowe, Mrs. Specializing in Insuring at 1:30 o’clock Monday after­ MUNICIPAL, COUNTY STATE noon at the Mortuary Chapel, Louis Korte and Mrs. Herbert Scull will meet at the school AND FEDERAL BUILDINGS 306 East Ridgewood avenue, DR. WILLIAM E. BIGELOW soon. ALSO FOR ALL HOUSES, Ridgewood, for the late Joseph FACTORIES, as well as H. Hiner who passed away on OPTOMETRIST Both Veteran organizations STORES, OFFICE BUILDINGS Friday. Mr. Hiner had served of Waldwick joined in cele­ THEATRES, Furniture, Jewelry, as councilman and recorder for Announces the opening of his office brating Memorial Day Services Machinery, Etc. the borough and was a mem­ on Friday. The parade formed Surety Bonds ber of the American Legion for examination of the eyes at the Waldwick Public School Automobile Insurance post, having served as one of going east on Prospect Street at at Lowest Rate its commanders. He retired to Maple avenue, along Maple for Automobiles, Trucks, from the Erie Railroad in Au­ Trailers gust, 1946, having been em­ Maple to Wyckoff avenue, ac­ 19 Hamilton Street . .. ross the bridge to Harrison, APPLY: ployed there for a period of 27 north on Harrison to Prospect M. Martin Turpanjian years. He is survived by his PATERSON Street and East on Prospect Licensed Insurance Agent wife Emma and two sisters. Street to the municipalbuild- SH. 2-6646 9-6 Daily 112 WYCKOFF AVENUE street to the municipal build­ Frederick F. Faraci, chair­ 9-8 Fridays ing. WALDWICK, N. J. man of the local cancer drive The Waldwick police depart­ requests all final returns be Tel. Allendale 1-3456 ment led the parade, next came made to him so that a final re­ the Mayor and Council follow­ port may be made. Any resi­ ed by contingents of the Walt­ dent who has not been contact­ er Nightengale Post, American ed for a donation is urged to t Legion and members of the forward same to the chairman. Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 1049. This was followed by t Correcting a report that has come to the attention of the combined members of the Le­ Board of Education that a gion Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. $500 raise has been voted to The Midland Park Fife and Waldwick teachers, Mrs. George Christman, chairman of Drum Corps was next in line the Educational committee, followed by the Fire Depart­ wishes to state that “at the ment and its woman’s auxil­ regular meeting held on May iary, whose members made a 12, the Board voted a $350 a fine appearance in their new year raise to ail full-time uniforms, Girl and Boy Scouts teachers and a substantial and school children, who wore raise to its part-time teach­ ers.’’ bands of red and white came next. Mrs. Mat Blancardi and in­ John Phalen, chairman of fant daughter, Antoinette of the exercises, called the Gold Harrison avenue, have return­ Star Mothers to the reserved ed from a ten-day stay with Mrs. Biancardi’s mother, at seats in front. The Rev. Ray­ North Arlington. Little Antoi­ mond Cooper, pastor of the nette was born on May 9, Mr. Waldwick Methodist Church Biancardi’s birthday. gave the invocation. New Address!

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Later she had a Holly­ Sales - Services - Parts LAmbert 3-4884 foi those balls of leftover mate­ Direct Factory Service wood career as a child actress; in rials. If you do not have a loom for 1938 she arrived in New York and weaving, there are a number of Body and Fender Worh three days later landed a top radio boards and gadgets available for Used Cars Bought and Sold role. Snoophound — Looks everywhere making yarn and twine rugs quite for a bite to eat—except in his feed inexpensively. FRANKLIN & GODWIN AVES. Dover Catering The nice round sum of $3,000,000 pan. If only his mistress would fill * * * WYCKOFF, NEW JERSEY has been budgeted for Enterprise it with Gro-Pup Ribbon! Crisp. When away on a trip and a shoe Tel. WYckoff 4-0487 Service Studio’s film version of Offenbach's Toasted. Made with 23 essentia) horn is needed to assist in getting “Tales of Hoffman." The romantic nutrients. Economical, too. One boj on the new shoes use a folded en­ 1**1- 4- -f- 4- 4* -I- 4- *<• 4- ❖ * 4 - •> ❖ * ❖ ❖ 4* »<• TEL RIDGEWOOD S-6507 idyll of the 19th century will be supplies as much food by dry weigh' velope just as you would the horn. modernized, given a cast of top as five 1-lb. cans of dog food It will take the place nicely of this names, and filmed in color. Gro-Pup also comes in Meal and ir article, which always seems to be Pel-Etts. For variety, feed all three forgotten. Franchot Tone was tutored in • • * Spanish for his scenes in RKO’s OAKLAND O c jjs G s R i Zippers that do not slide freely will ^ Military Academy “Honeymoon,” in which he co-stars move easier if the interlocking teeth with Shirley Temple and Guy Madi­ are rubbed several times with a son. 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These cows are from 4 to " years old, is that he’U play the devil in it; as d eh o rn ed , and w ill w eigh from 1200 tc 1 Mile North of 1400 pounds. Also h a v e 700 choice feed ­ CLASSIFIED he’s currently portraying an angel er steer yearlings that will weigh from Wyckoff Station in Goldwyn’s “The Bishop’s Wife,” 500 to 800 pounds. These cattle are in Texas and can be Tel. WYckoff 4-0077 Korda feels that a decent interval delivered r*vtime from now until July ADVERTISEMENTS 1st. Will sell one or a carload. Order HEFLIN & STORMS should elapse between the two as­ early, as I think they will be hard to find signments, so that vve film goers la te r on. CHINESE RESTAURANT Also have 50 Registered Hereford TAXI may have time to adjust ourselves cows that have some of the best breed­ to the radical change in type. ing in Texas or any other state. They N ew Port Arthur Restaurant are 3 and 4 years old and have calves RIDGEWOOD TAXI CO., INC. a t foot. 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AR. 4-5118 SH. 2-4285 a western picture, then repurchased It to use as title for the movie—and Backache At Your Serviice bought it again to use in their pic­ TAVERNS ture, “The Hit Parade.” May Warn of Disordered GLIDEWELL TAXI Kidney Action Day and Night Service MARATENE TAVERN Modern life with its hurry and worry Van Neste Sq. at Bus Terminal One of the toughest and longest Irregular habits, improper eating and Franklin Tumpiike motion picture fights ever filmed in drinking—its risk of exposure and infec­ Ridgewood tion— throws heavy strain on the work Waldwick, N. J. technicolor is that between Larry of the kidneys. They are apt to becomt RIDGEWOOD 6-6200 Parks and George Macready in over-taxed and fail to filter excess acid and other impurities from the life-giving TYPEWRITER SERVICE Columbia’s “The Swordsman”; blood. took five days to film, but will last You may suffer nagging backache JOE'S TAXI only three and a half minutes on the headache, dizziness, getting up night9 BERGEN TYPEWRITER leg pains, swelling— feel constantly Tel. Allendale 1-3432 SERVICE screen. tired, nervous, all worn out. Other sign* ----*---- of kidney or bladder disorder are some This lovely lady is ready to go 124 E. Allendale Ave. Typewriters-Adding Machines times burning, scanty or too frequent dancing in a glamorous white for­ ODDS AND ENDS ... An airplane urination. mal of exquisite cotton batiste Allendale, N. J. Duplicators load of lilacs was flown to Hollywood Try Doan's Pills. Doan's help th* Representing Royal Tpyewriter for scenes in Paramount’s "Dear kidneys to pass off harmful excess body and organdie. The strapless bod­ waste. They have had more than half s ice in eyelet batiste fits sleekly Company Ruth”; lilacs don’t grow there. . . century of public approval. Are recom­ "Suspense" will stay or the air Thurs­ mended by grateful users everywhere until it meets the full organdie ~H . VAN EMBURGH We Rent - Repair - Buy & Sell Ask your neighbort days over CBS, continuing a sponsored skirt. A flouncy organdie ruffle FUNERAL HOME 253 MAIN STREET run that began in December, 1943, and dips downward from back to Hackensack, N. J. has never been Interrupted. . . . Cliff 109 Darlington Avenue front. Red carnations over one Tel. Ramsey 9-0030 Hackensack 2-5341 Edwards will ujs his "Jiminy Cricket" shoulder add a bright touch of voice in another Walt Disney picture, Ramsey, New Jersey | "Earn and Fancy Free." color. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J. -'UN 6 19

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One reason for football strength Then the all-star in the South has been the quality b a ll game ar­ of its coaches, with such leaders riv es, where Day and evening classes as Bob Neyland of Tennessee, Frank Maratene Confectionery there will be an Thomas of Alabama, Wallace Wade entirely different of Duke, Wally Butts of Georgia, Bill NEWSDEALER - STATIONERY - CANDY - CIGARS - TOBACCO attitude on the A lexander and Bobby Dodds of Expert Instruction part of the Na­ Georgia Tech, Red Sanders of Van­ ICE CREAM MADE FRESH DAILY tional league for derbilt, Henry Frnka of Tulane, a big change. Carl Snavely of North Carolina and BEER - WINES - LIQUORS While these many others who knew their stuff. Magazines of All Kinds maneuvers are With his former aid Red Drew at Tel. Sufiem 1470 Grantland Rice taking place, Mississippi, Thomas made a brave TELEPHONE ALLENDALE 1-3198 Tony Zale and attempt to leave a sick bed and Rocky Graziano will begin the final coach his team from a stretcher PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, N. J. stages of their training, for what last fall, an impossible assignment. should be boxing’s best show in * * * many years. Certainly Tony and the Rock topped the book last sum­ Dixie Hangs On ijffoarrij t^^rodticlc mer, including two heavyweight It has been a matter of 19 years championships. And the flop there since a kid ballplayer by the name DIAMONDS wasn’t Louis’ fault. It belonged en­ of Fred (“Dixie”) Walker reported WATCHES tirely to a pair of palefaces known to the Albany, Ga., club of the as Conn and Mauriello. Southeastern league. Dixie blew in JEWELRY and After the Zale-Graziano melee is from his home hamlet, Villa Rica, NOVELTIES out of the way, the $100,000 Arling­ Ga., at the age of 18. ton classic will arrive. This may His record shows that in his 18 93 VAN HOUTEN STREET be one of the biggest races of the years of wandering Dixie has been delivering base hits for 13 different PATERSON, N. J. season, coming along at a high spot of the racing year. clubs. But, with such hitting stars as Stan Musial, Joe DiMaggio and SHerwood 2-6102 So here we have Chicago crowd­ others far down the list, Walker ing in golf, baseball, boxing and rac­ is still baseball’s leading combina­ ing, all in the championship mold, tion hitter, meaning batting aver­ through a three-week stretch. age and runs batted in. «$» ♦$* *$* -$* ♦$* *4-* «■$» *$» *$* *♦* *$* *$* *♦* *£* *5* *5* *5* *** *♦* *** *♦* *♦* *** *** 4* Paper Hanging - Painting The Zale-Graziano meeting will be the standout. It should be one of JOHN W. MARIE &Sons the most dramatic middleweight If" contests in the long history of the Take Mxj UJord BI. 6-S935-R RI. 6-4009 ring. It may not carry all the fury Ho-Ho-Kus Esso Servicenter Est. 1906 Work G uaranteed and destruction of their first meet­ For It 1 ing, but it can’t miss as a thriller. By FRANK COLBY Walter E. Preater, Prop. There have been some great mid­ dleweight fights in the past, but N. MAPLE AVE. HO-HO-KUS. N. J. none had the color this pair can A GERMANIC LANGUAGE take into the ring. 3iie EBliota (Jit StuBia And you can wager a few sester- Despite the fact that French and ees this time that the National Latin make up more than one-hall of our total words, we who speak COMMERCIAL AND league isn’t going to concede the all- We Invite You star game in advance. . English still have Germanic PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY tongues. We find our Anglo-Saxon WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR COMPLETE BANKING Orville B. Parisen words easy and natural to say, spell SERVICE FOR ALL OF YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS 451 Market St., Paterson, N. J. Star Coach Missing and use. Most of our language diffi­ Tel. ARmory 4-5155 Spring football practice, which culties come from the Romance ele­ draws little publicity despite the ment. We find such words hard to The First National Bank many thousands getting ready for pronounce, hard to spell and hard ALLENDALE, NEW JERSEY hext fall, has an absent star who to use. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Charles SchoeHel will be missed badly in the home And English grammar has been of the Crimson Tide. His name is made all but incomprehensible be­ JEWELER Frank Thomas, Alabama’s able cause the scholars who invented it leader, who has had to retire be­ sought to pattern it after Latin, and 1 Hamilton Watch Sales cause of illness and now is the ath­ adopted Latin terms for its nomen­ and Service letic director.of the southern insti­ clature, whereas English is an in­ RUG SHAMPOOING Heirloom Sterling tution. Red Drew, who happens flectionless language that is as non- REPAIRING AND STORING to be another coach of class, is Latin in form as any other Ger­ - Since 1884 - in charge of the squad. manic tongue. 66 BROADWAY Sixteen years ago, back in 1931, Now, to get back to the subject RIDGEWOOD RUG and PATERSON, N. J. Thomas succeeded Wallace Wade at of double-talk, let us demonstrate Tel. SHerwood 2-2573 Alabama, when Wade left for Duke. the dual character of our language FURNITURE CO. An ex-Notre Darner, Thomas was by listing some familiar word pairs, short and stubby with a pair of keeping in mind that the first word keen, alert eyes and a thorough is simple, blunt, matter of fact, and IT - 19 Chestnut Street, Ridgewood, N. J. knowledge of football in every de­ Anglo-Saxon, and that the second Phone Ridgewood 6-0260 Scientific partm ent. word is—well, let us say, a sort of Alabama couldn’t have picked a Romance embroidery: Correction uetter man. For in Thomas’ 16 Build-construct; make-manufac­ years at Alabama, the Crimson ture; body-corps; kin-relative; eat For All Your Insurance Needs TIRE W E A R Tide from Tuscaloosa won 111 dine; book-volume; wander-mean CALL STEERING games against 22 defeats. Five der; stream - river; see - observe ALIGNMENT games ended in tie score. In seven smell - odor; little - minute; feel- Griffiths Insurance AiIgency bowl games, which include Rose, touch; work-labor; till - cultivate; 200 BROOKSIDE AVENUE ALLENDALE, N. J. H.R.MUZZIO&SON Sugar, Cotton and Orange bowl con­ think-imagine. tests, the Thomas-Alabama record In prosaic usage the words are Established 1890 A Llendale 1-3895 160 Chestnut St. RI. 6-1121 is five victories against two defeats. interchangeable. But when we wish Complete Insurance Protection Opp. Inspection Station These are pretty fair marks in big- to express ideas that are fanciful, time competition. complicated, intellectual, poetic, or It also might be added, that in which draw fine distinctions, we this period, Thomas developed such turn always to the more graceful all-Americans, or near all-Amer­ and flexible Romance words, as, a Allendale icans as Don Hutson, Jenkins and construction engineer, an automo­ Don Whitmire (later with Navy), bile manufacturer, a military corps, Johnny Cain, Hupke, Dixie How­ a theory of relativity, a volume of Bar and Grill ell, Bill Lee,' Riley Smith, Tarzan poetry, a meandering river, a sci­ White, Holt Rast, Vaughn Mancha entific observation, a delicate odor, and Harry Gilmer. He rates Gil­ a minute particle, sense of touch, a "Mom" Connelly, Prop. mer, who has one more year, as the labor union, a cultivated person, an best college passer he ever saw, imaginative noveL W. Allendale Avenue and predicts a brilliant pro future Except for “a, an, of,” all the tor his 160-pound back in case he foregoing words are from the ALLENDALE, NEW JERSEY decides to take up professional play. French or Latin. There are no In addition to strong intersection­ Anglo-Saxon words with which to al competition, Tommy had to bat­ express the exact ideas. JUN 6 19 4 7 Page Six JERSEY PARADE WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 Recommended Classified Business Directory

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Page Eight 1947 ANTHONY D’ONOFRIO SUNOCO GAS STATION $50.00 - FREE SAMPLES SALES AND SERVICE (continued from page one) I WILL PAY Expert Mechanics for Repairs rounded by many relatives and Tires, Tubes, gas and oil $50.00 friends. Crescent Avenue, Waldwick, N. J. TO ANY ORGANIZATION Open 4 to 10 p. m. weekdays Messages of congratulations CHURCH OR 8 to 10 j j . m. Sats., Sun. & holidays OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE BOROUGH OF WALDWICK were received from many may­ INDIVIDUAL AND BOARD OF EDUCATION ors of Bergen County and FOR SELLNIG 100 BOXES other friends and relatives. GREETING CARDS Issued Weekly at Anthony Curcio is the other G. M. DUNN 112 WYCKOFF AVENUE, part owner and manager of P. O. Box 27, Rutherford, N. J, Ramsey Theatre. | .j. WALDWICK NEW JERSEY VACANT SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE Telephone: ALlendale 1-3456 All improvements, near business center, three bedrooms. FOR INFORMATION CALL Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office in FRANKLIN J. SHUART, REALTOR Waldwick, New Jersey Thurs-Fri-Sat June 5-6-7 60 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N. Teresa Wright - Robert Mitchum in TEL. ALLENDALE 1-3865 H/T \ if A R T T M T T T R P A MTT A M Editor PURSUED ALSO Lucille Ball - John Hodiak - Lloyd Nolan MRS. A. M. TURPANJIAN------Publisher A TWO SMART PEOPLE ARTHUR L. HOLLY Two Dollars Yearly — Five Cents Per Copy Cartoon Sun-Mon June 8-9 I Spencer Tracy - Katharine Hepburn WALDWICK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Robert W alker in THE SEA OF GRASS BIKES RADIOS MEMBERS OPERATING STORES HERE ALSO MEN OF TOMORROW Will Close at 1 p. m. Every Wednesday Boy Scout Featurette Holly Batteries Auto Supplies During June, July and August Cartoon News (Taverns - Restaurants excepted) Tues-Wed June 10-11 Teresa Wright - Joseph Cotten in Goodrich Tires - Tubes Ignition & Fuel Pumps SHADOW OF A DOUBT ALSO Guy Kibbe - Guinn (Big Boy) William* in AUTO REPAIRS and LUBRICATION SINGING ON A TRAIL CARTOON WELDING, CUTTING AND BATTERY CHARGING To The Ladies Mayfair Aluminum When your telephone Tel. Allendale 1-3439 PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY requires attention . . . Oakland CAVALRY CAMP GOOD NEWS TO PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS

It isn’t often that your telephone needs Shoot - Ride - Swim AND DEVELOPERS IN BERGEN COUNTY attention. The average is less than once All Sports • Military Riding Tutoring if desired CINDER BLOCKS NOW AVAILABLE in two years. But it’s reassuring to JULY and AUGUST FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IN HUGE QUANTITIES know that telephone meif are on the Oakland N. J. OAkland 8-4421 ORDERS TAKEN NO MATTER HOW BIG OR SMALL job . . . and that repairs are usually MOST REASONABLE PRICES completed within two hours. WALDWICK PHARMACY Suburban Cinder Block Company Keeping the telephone system in good H. N. Sussles 180 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK. N. working condition is especially import­ Registered Pharmacist TEL. ALLENDALE 1-4355 Prescription Specialist ant these duys. Until the system can be Tel. ALlendale 1-3993 enlarged, present facilities must handle WALDWICK, N. J. nearly a million more calls a day than Now Is The Time ever before. To Order The Allendale Spa AWNINGS (Formerly Halpern’s) New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Wines, Liquors, Confectionery, Direct from Manufacturer Newspapers NOW OPERATED BY Highest Quality AL and BETTY LEFF Large Selection We Deliver etBUILDING A GREATER TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR A GREATER NEW JERSEY Immediate or N Tel. Allendale 1-3187 Summer Delivery W. ALLENDALE AVENUE ALLENDALE, NEW JERSEY RIDGEWOOD AWNING ■fm ? AND VENETIAN BLIND CO. JOHN POWERS, Prop. THEH i e CM9EASY I WAYrr M I Legal Advertisement Let BLck Leaf Mosquito-fumer add to 310-314 Goffle Rd. RI. 6-4334 Midland Park, N-! your comfort. n o t i c e Take notice that Anton W. Stasny and Frank J. Weber have applied to the Bor­ ough Council of the Borough of Waldwick tor a Plenary Retail Consumption License (or premises located on the northwest side SUBURBAN FUEL COMPANY of Franklin Turnpike, about 125 feet nofth of the Ho-Ho-Kus Borough line, in the "Heating Consultants” Borough of Waldwick. New Jersey, known as Stasny’s Casino. TO USE Objections, if any, should be made im­ 52 Franklin Avenue Ridgewood N. J' ENJOY YOUR OUT OF DOORS mediately in writing to: Charles A. Just as easy Direct the fumes of Black Leaf Mosquito-fumer Bearce, Borough Clerk, Waldwick, New MOBILE HEAT FUEL OIL into shrubbery or grass. Jersey. as pointing a Sold at Drug, Hardware, Seed Stores, Etc. Signed) Anton W. Stasny Delco and Genoco Oil Burners hose. MANUFACTURED BY THE MAKERS OF Franklin Turnpike BLACK LEAF 40—EXPERTS AT INSECT CON­ Waldwick, New Jersey Gas Burners Rockwool Insulation Patents TROL—Be sure! Get the package with the Black Leaf. Frank J. Weber P en din g TOBACCO BY-PRODUCTS & CHEMICAL CORP., Franklin Turnpike TEL. RIDGEWOOD 6-6500 INCORPORATiD • LOUISVILLE 2, KENTUCKY Waldwick, New Jersey Flee $4.62 May 30, June 6, 1947