Louis Ginsberg Has International Reputation
:THE ATERS N u N D A Y LouisGinsberg, Paterson's Poet Benedictine codemy Fair Lawn's ene Woocllincj City's Vocational Guidance Service TV ProgramsFor The Week Complete Short StGry Leo W. Eirich L." Itl, N. 37 OCTOBER 1 1951 i of the Week Where InsuredSavings Roy T. Hurley, president,was Paterson's Jewry joined with elected to the additional post of their brethren throughout the EARN MORE chairman of the board of the world in the ceelbration of Rosh Curriss-Wright Corporation. Hut- Hashonah, the Jewish new year. Icy-replaced Paul V. Shields, who Temples and synagogues of the remgned in accordancewith an city were filled with Jewish men, understanding which he made women and children who marked with the board of directors at the the holiday with solemn prayer. time he assumed the post in Ap- ril, 1949 • ß George J. McCormack, Fair CURRENT RATE Lawn's fabulous weather proph- The Paterson Education Asso- et, has predicted a white Thanks- ciation, whose membership in- giving, followed by a long cold mudes a majority of teachers in snap- with only two days of ALEXANDERHAMILTON SAVINGS the public school system, re- warmth in between- until De- newed its campaign for teacher cember 10. & LOAN ASS'N salary adjustments at the-Board of Education meeting. 0 P. CHARLES BRICKMAN, ExecutiveVice-President ß The local ordinance which re- quires landlords to provide a mi- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Laz- nimum temperature of 70 de- SHerwood 2•681S zara, of 560 Park Avenue, be- grees in apartments until May 1, came the proud parents of a baby went into effect on Monday.
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