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Gardener Allows Cats to D(raft Board Clerk Many In Resigns Her Post Solve Rabbit R esignation of Miss Agnes Com f uel Oil Plumbing Department Here ran, assistant clerk to the office^ Ready To Harvest of Hillside Local D raft Board wS* Memorial Inches high, he dropped in the sec- 3, was announced this week. She Is -Early Plantihg Nnw row and later'the third" row understood to have accepted His peas are : Forms Go js Under Investigation Rabbits p rese n t, n o problem ' in the victory garden of Walter M- Some Lineup employed by the- board practically the entire time that Selective Serv Parade -Dean,-of—16-Oedar--str-eet,-whe—has Every night-, rojifri he returns Suspension For 'one: of the” .elaborate gardens hr homo from his duties at the Mid iee-fias-beente-iSeot.------Out Soon More Marchers Than town. Dean says that his eat and way Motors, Plymouth-De Soto Inspector Bobertz three others prowling around In the dealers at 1441 North Broad street, Scheduled For Mail Reject 37 Percent In Usual Participate In neighborhood are lurking death to Is Regarded Likely he spends whatever time he can, Instruct Workers June 10; Most Of Annual Observance -rabbits -and -the-l&tter know—lt-and- Just. Ilka hlfflftredja of other fflllalrie A resolution to suspend Plumbing stay away; In fact someone has a victory gardeners, in his sixty by o n e of the largest groups -(if Rations Unchanged First Married Men’s Call Inspector H uga W. BObertz pending rabbit trap to the vicinity and has forty’foot plot of ground. •• In Price Control investigation or charges against his .had no luck whatever. He has Six tows of peas, six of NEWARK, N. - J.,—With local Army, As Usual, Robert E. Hoffman, 558 Paul st. : Sunuay to 'tflS’SBfiiuti M eindnaPjja: War Price and Rationing Boards department is expected to be adopt Dean Is an old master at gar oorn, seventy'tomato plants, twenty George Jahada, 871 Princeton ave. ed at a special meeting of the Hoard parade arm- oaaeTOnee in unnrv^n dening, and has. provided himself -CabbageH-three stor nf . beefcL t.wn Meeting Tonight Of scheduled to-mail out fuel off ap- Gets The Majority veterans or me flare or uie unitea p lififlit.t’Onf l ^ rHi ftnt.Vy /y>n- Jiilius Kratzer; 535 Harvard aver, of Health today, The Tipies learned with the comforts of a confirmed ot onions,op echarn, an. asparagus Local Merchants . About, 37_aeiceht of the m en who Ju lian Levin. 272 O akland ter. early this afternoon. States. btarung worn nuiistae nature lover to .the shape of the bed,—two rows..of lettuce, two ol - Sumers June 10, th e ' D fitidct OPA reported* for inaucUBS into—tfiY School on Uberty avenue, tne parade Instruction of volunteer workers office here, today outlined “the new Carlton MarsTiallrT40 Boston ave. “ Alleged iiTegulartties i n con usual and improvised tools for mak spinach, three beets, three string arm ed forces on-M ay 26,- th e -first MorrisMoskowiiarieOOMapieave; w ouna through streets ox trie nortt ing irksome tasks easier. He has a beans. wtoc- wM assist the—Price Control fuel rationing program which goes call for .m arried m en In Hillside, duct qf--ffie Plumbing Department side and- stopped -at jttusseli Loose Panel of the Hillside War Price pto effect July l. Oscar H. Newman- jr„ Locust driv< ai-e ui^der investigation’ by the Coun large board with heavy felt padding T hen .there' a re seventeen poles of were rejected, mostly for physical Kenilworth.. fars, at Clark street and Mem for a knee- rest w hen weeding and aind R ationing Board in disseminat In describing the new plan, Wil ty Prosecutor's office, w ith Acting . avenue. lima beans, three rows of string reasons, according to the. list re Julius Prupus, 277 Williamson ave. digging ted taking out the vege ing correct price control informa- liam, H. McKenna, chief rationing leased' this week by Looal Board Prosecutor John E. Barger in charge. Wreath at Park beans, one .of turnip greens, one.ot iio n Jto - local—merchants took place Officer, emphasized th a t the pro Chalmer E. Rhodes, 2037 Gloss ave Judge Barger admitted this morn tables.., oelerlac, one parsley, two...-hills of No, -8 of. Hillside. There Were a Union. A wreath was placed at the park And is he going to get a load of Iast-4iight=4n/ the board’s office ip gram has been extremely simplified, ing that he has submitted charges In honor Of Hillside's w ar dead anu summer squash, two of winter with the entire distribution of ap few _j:ejeo5lona .for_.tetes!!tyJ8ive. Allan Shoopak) 148 Grumman ave. against Bobertz to the May Grand stuff-soonl F act Is, h e planted peas the Hillside Avenue School. Mr. reasons, aooordlng to Edward W. Rabol Ullezer Oohen, ol fciinai OOn-| squash, one hill of cantaloupes. Salzman, of the S tate OPA office; plication forms and, ration coupons Philip H. Thomas, 73 South Watniffr Jury and that further testimony WUl early In March. According to an Earle, chairman, but these- will gregation, ottered a prayer. The What’s ready? Peas, spinach, was the instructor. accomplished by mail to spare con st., East Orange. be given when the Jury reconvenes old formula, he put a thermometer lettuce, asparagus. Here’s one man probably be sent up again to forth Manuel J. Vieira, 334 L«ong av< speaker was Mayor George w; Ber- Local merchants are urged to at sumers the time and inconvenienoe coming calls. on June 4. He refused to1 reveal i|ch, who asked Americans at home In the ground and found It 45 d8- who has nothing to. worry about tend a special meeting In the school of waiting in line at schools or local William Whitley, 144 Pennsylvania grees at high noon, and planted the nature of the charges Or their . to reflect’on whether their conduct the high ooeit of living because, as' at 8:30 o’Cl'bck this evening at boards. He said it was expected .While m ost of the Inductees were origin. / Is measuring up to the expectations his first row of peas. When this he puts It, what you can’t eat, you which the price control program that distribution of all rations taken' by the Army;-several wont Peter Yurecko, 570 Leo st. first row was about five or six c an oan. into the’ .wavy w ith one each fog Local health officlabrwere loathe ■ of those In the armed forces. He will be explained. would be completed by July 31, and Navy to discuss the matter since, as one the Marines and Coast Guard. The Henry R .. Beil, 317 Ryan' st, asked, "W hat woiBfl. they thtok ox urged applicants to ..fill out the of them put lt, “a man’s reputa strikes, of those' w ho Buy, in the simple application forms as soon list of those. Inducted Is as follows: W alter J. BischofT, ,.113i Virginia s i ’ Army tion is a t stake.” However* it was blaok market, or of those who won't as they receive them and to return Jack C. Cudney. 333 Hillside ave. fairly certain that Bobertz would cooperate In civilian defense?'' After liox Speaker Wounded Marine Soap Ceiling them to local rationing boards im Rudolph Berberich, 138 Long ave. James E.' Donovan, 157 Frances pi, mediately. William T. Carlson, 848 Westmln- be suspended sometime during the briefly referring to the wars in Richard J. Hurd, 24 Hollywood ave. day for the duration of the investi While the majority of consumers ter ave. whloh the United States has en- In Elizabeth Herbert W. Kirk, 1424 Munn ave, gation, with future action ^pending gaged, the mayor declared America joins V. F. W. Post Lists Ready will receive the sam e ration as last F rank MrOhocholocefc, 529 Yale ave. Thomas J. Madersky, 155 Boston William P, Dwyer, Jr., 203 Ryan st, on what the investigation reveals. has always been ready to fight for “The man to Flanders’' fields: year, a feature of the new fuel off A" special meeting of 'Maj, John' program iB a provision whlGh a uto kancls L, Farrell. 1220 Salem ave. Norr Health officials here had been freedom 190th for Itself an d Others. : whose deeds, and memory we honor A. Davenport P o st 1722, V; F. W., r NEWARK, N. J.—Dollars and Leonard st, The parade then continued cents ceiling price lists on house matically increases the rations Of Richard W. Gawilk, JBB Frances pi* unable to contact Bobertz at an today, felt he would m ate the world was held . following the Memorial early hour this afternoon to get his through the south side, being re safe for democracy. B ut Somebody hold soaps and. cleansers which re certain types of smaller homes of Sigmond Gottlieb, 91 Wainwright Joseph P. Ruddin,. 1423 Leslie st. Day parade Sunday to obligate P. F, the bungalow type. Newark. Marines version of the charges against him. viewed by members of the Town fumbled th e bail* a h d how our sbns C. Robert Schneider, o f /1073 Ches tail grocers'are required to post in ship Committee as It passed the this provision, OPA • explains, Richard H. Gross, 1598 .Compton John R, Novack, Jr., 275 Dorer ave. are going through the same' thing. ter street, member of the 0. S, their' stores are available at ' War municipal building, ted ended up opmes “as a, resu lt of careful study |p l . This time we, and the new veterans, Marine Corps who Is home on fur Price and Rationing Boards in Coast Guard in Evergreen Cemetery. Robert O. northern New- Jersey this week.’ This, representative rations, supported Orville Hatfield, .218 Wtaans ave. Fred E. Wldmann, 1529 Bond st> ■will take care that' our grandsons lough. Schneider, who was wounded by valuable material submitted by Thompson, honorary member of won’t have to do this all over was announced today by Charles Large Gas Theft Gen. H ugh L. Scott C am p 22, United. at Guadalcanal, holds the Navy local boards and field1 off leas’ which Cross for bravery to action. Walter Levy, chief price executive in the again,” I n -these words W ilbur H. OPA D istrict Office here. indicated th a t th e h e at loss Js higher Spanish. War Veterans, officiated at Cox, principal of Hillside High Howell was to charge of the obliga a eommemoratlon service here dur The list sets ceiling prices for in such homes. . Curtail Service Demonstration Of School and a veteran of World tion- ceremony. - Refreshments were Only Five Questions Reported Here ing which a salute was fired and War I, spoke to the gathering at 124 different soaps, soap flakes, and served after the parade. cleansers, giving >brand name and The application form which boards taps were sounded. Prayer was I the Scott Park memorial ceremony - Theft-of 1200 gallons of gasoline offered by Rey. George M. Runner, . The post desires to thank the size. Separate lists are available will begin to m ail o n June 10 list On No. 10 Line Elizabeth on Memorial Day Canning Tuesday from his station on Route 29 near pastor of the Hillside' Presbyterian public for Its co-operation to for all classes* of retailers from only five questions which applicants where he was the chief speaker recent poppy drive. Com m ander the Newark line was reported Tues Ohurcp. small .independent to large chains. will answer. T hese include, in ad- A c anning dem onstration will be He declared .veterans of both World Arthur tffiillSr expresses his thanks Area West Of Bloy day by A1 Broda, station operator. Parade In Two Sections Typical of the, prices listed' are ditJoif'To 'nHme and address of ap given in the n -T . A. room of the Wars’ will work together to see that to members of the post and aux plicant, .whether the ration will Broda ju st discovered, th e th e ft on . T here w ere-tw o sections to She the following for Class One Re Street Is Affected Hillside A v e n p school Tuesday tyranny does not rise again, lfiary for their turnout to th used for the same premises as cheeking his tanks, but believes the parade. Section 1 was led by-H. tailers: June 8 from 1:45 to 4 p. m. hy Cox remarked ' that Americans parade. last year, whether the applicant for Effective Monday June 1. Publlo gas was stolen , between May 23 and W. Howland and August Seger as' Bar or Cake Toilet Soaps Service Coordinated Transport has Mrs. M ary Armstqongp Union May 29. marshals, followed by a police should be grateful for the eternal Class 1 tjjae premises Id' the same as last fighting spirit of Its soldiers, a spirit. yearns applicant, w hether a sm aller discontinued service on the Hillside County Extension Agent. There will Polioe who investigated said the ' motorcycle escort, G ra n d Ifafshgl : Brand Size Pack Price 10 line west of Bloy street. also ue a meeting to train leaders John E. Trousdell and, aides, the Inborn through'a tradition of free ration than last year’s will he needu theft was made through some other Sh-vuos Festival \ Per U nit4 Service on the No. 47 Union -line is to adt as canning aides on Friday means than the station’s pumps '.'firing squad'and" Spanish War dbm. and declared It Is the respon Camay ■ B a th TO0 -'|.TP ed, and the* n am e a n d address of sibility of every citizen to keep this' Ine ffffiTW suppMef^ and dSHO type CUtyteed. during the oil-peak houis. £ # p e ji in the HlUside High School, and, pointed1 put that only % large ■ V eterans. T bentoam e th e Hillside Begins Tuesday Lifebuoy— *— --Regular 100 or by spfeadlffg headways. Thal ateon Liberty avenW^rTOm *46 a. m. to H igh School band1, tow nship officials, soldier m orale high- nf oil used'. tank truck - could take - that much Lux , , Regular 100 ,08: ‘s taken, according to company oftt 4 p. in. gas in one trip. Bo fa r h o clues Burden-looker Post 50,' Atparlote A t sunset Tuesday, June 8, will] Palmolive -Bath 100 . - .11 The back or the fotm contains in-- oegin the annual Jewish festival of structions for.'filling out *the ap lais, in prow to put -into-effect a ^Jioth meetings were arranged1 by have been discovered. Region, and auxiliary; MSJ.JohirA.- Laundry Soap Sh!vuos. It is to be ^celebrated for plication, and explains how the ra*- o percent Deduction to mileage Mrs..MIIdred E:~~Hathawayr-chair=- Davenport Post 1122, V. F.W., ahd Saybroofc Board'" Feis Naptha Regular BO .08 dered by...the Office of Defense man of the nutrition committee of auxiliary; Cub Packs 181, 192, 198 two days. and commemorate the R irkm afi B orax Regular ,41)0. .08 tion will be determined by the revelation of the TorLh to the chll locaJLfeqard: Transpbrtatlon. “Tripper’’ service the Hillside Defense Council. an d 198; BOy Soout Troops 90, 91, Holds Meeting Cleansers and Scouring Powders the No. 10 bus to the Genex and Loses Gas Ration j)2, ?3, 94 and 95 a n d Sea Scout ■dren of Israel through Moses at W hen ':iH e: hoai»d. receives--4his- M oiiht' sinal:—- — | Class l Stop Nut plants in Union wto be Ship 292. executive board' of Say brook application, it. will issue you the antlnned. , r To recall th is historic event-, the 'Braha ^Stze—Pa«k7~I¥iee- rtrir heating and hot-watsf Tstions For Two Months Division s was led by Moe L. Bin- School P;-T, A. met at the home Ounces Per Ufiit To Consider Change stock te d Prank J. Collins as mar of.the new president, Mrs. William Decalbgue is read during services at to which yOU . are entitled. W here all-eer-vice vehicles operate, The Newark OPA ...office Tuesday b m 14 48 $.13 there will be no reduction in service. shals followed by the Drum and Heffner, Tuesday afternoon. Plans synagogues on-~this festival. 8 Package Soaps “For most’ private dwellings, the In Meeting Time suspended for two months the “A” T his holiday- also is of agricul v (1043-44) ratio n s will be figured SUCh vehicles are able to operate gasoline * ration of Paul Hollander, " Bugle Corps of Polish Falcon Nest for next season were outlined toy Chlpso Flakes or A change in the meeting time ol 128 of -Elizabeth, m em bers _of the the new officers, who Include the tural significance as at this- time of just as were th e old (1042-43) ra ay electricity from overhead, wires. of 116 Oonant street, for driving the year the harvesting season be G ranulated'. 21% 24. . '28 tions. Some private dwellings will the Community War Services Dlvir his car to the Pennsylvania Rail ' Hillside Defense Council, Defense following: . R inso 24 24 .28 gins in Palestine, and Sh’vuos, be receive _ a larger ration, -your, board sion of- the Hillside Defense Council road Station, in Newark on his way -Police Auxiliary Corps, Defense Fire President, Mrs. Heffner; first vice Ivory Flakes , 5 80 .ill will he considered at a meeting to m en's ■ Auxiliary Corps, Defense president,, Mrs. Carl Hexamer; sec- ing one Of the three pilgrim festi will determ ine this’ on the basis to a doctor in New York. vals, the Israelites in ancient^-times Ivory Snow ' 5 * 60 41 of information it already has as to night in the Hillside,Avenue School. Medical Corps, Air Btel®aid8B&- vlce president, Mrs. 1-Alma. i u x l Flakes .. 12% 20 . .26 Church Services The division1 has been meeting the DemriUtton and Repair Corps, Com were required- tn hr In g t.ftAir offer ize of dwelling, amount of oil Govett; recording secretary, Mrs. Washing Powders sually used for that dweliing, type H I L L B I D E ' PRRBBYTER.TAN first Thursday of each- month. It munity War Services Group, High Elwood Cox; corresponding secre ings of first fruits and grains to the temple in Jerusalem. Gold D ust 36 12 ' . .21 Of heating equipment,, and loqality pHURCH, Rev. George M. Runner, is proposed to hold the meetings m l High School Boys School Victory Corps, .civic organiza tary, „Mrs. William .Johnson; treas Octagon 6% 120 .63 that they will precede meetings of tions an d school children. urer. Mrs. Addison Sanborn In recognition of this fact, Jewish in which me ration will be used1. pastor. 9:45 a. m.* Church School, homes And--R^agogiifts are to this The lists, which grocers are asked No ration will be reduced as a re m. Board of Session meeting, the Defense Council, which are held Do Mosquito Work Committee chairmen are as fol day bedecked with greens and to call for at local rationing boards, sult of ghanges in the methods of m. serm on, “The Practice .of the first Monday of each month. lows: fin a n c e an d budget, Mrs. must be posted immediately in the Employment of .forty high school Child Opens Auto flowers during this celebration. figurmg. Prayer as an Asset of War.’’ . 7 p. students for Saturdays ahd holidays Samuel Basch; hospitality, Mrs, Festival services will be held at store where customers can read it. “For all other bdildings (for ex- Senior Christian Endeavor. Hexamer; health and summer The prices became effective March this spring and lor the summer sea Door And Falls Out the Sinai Congregation Tuesday and ample, apartment houses and office 7n Monday evening a special Peddie Baseball son has helped—th s-P n lo n Goiorty roundup and student aid1. Mrs. Al j j buildings), the new Regulations pro> Opening the door of ah automo Wednesday evening," June 8 and meeting has been called for the Mosquito Extermination. Commis bert Soaccia; program, Mrs. Frank These prices, it was emphasized, vide for reissuance of the same 9, a t 8:30 p. m. and' W ednesday official boards of the church at Letter To Hanover sion solve the labor shortage this bile to which he was ridln§' to the lin Lange; safety and - historian, apply pnly to retail grocery stores. aftiount as last year’s ‘basic ration,’ rear seat with his Brother, Mrs. and Thursday morning at 0. Yiz- 15 o’clock On Tuesday evening year. The boys have been found Mrs. R aym ond Helper; high school kor or menpyqsial services will be Other retailers of soap are governed subject to the provisions on con movie will be given under the HIGHTSTOWN, N. J., June 2— Ja m es MOynlhan,.of. Elizabeth, Mon Willing and able workers although: and1 citizenship, Mrs. Roy Mildrum; held Thursday ‘ morning at -ap by the General Maximum Price version. auspices of the Ladies Aid! Society. George W. Reed, chairman of the day, three-yeaPold Joseph Moynl- membership, Mrs. Gerrit Van Burk; Regulation which freezes the prices Coupons Left Over Faculty Athletic Committee of The inexperienced-. W orking w ith ex han fell to the pavement on. North proximately 11. Rabbi Eliezer On Wednesday night the monthly publications, Mrs. Lofferd Totten; Cohen will conduct the services and of these soaps at the highest price “T he local boards will, of course, Peddie School, today announced the perienced men in the drainage Broad street near Hollywood avenue neeling of the faculty of the,Church publicity, Mrs. Franklyn Rogers; deliver the sermon. charged’ in March 1942. correct any errors discovered as School will be held. awarding of a letter to Robert H. crews, the spring cleaning of drain and was Injure* The car, operated milk fund, Mrs. Fred: Corzilius; they go* over last year’s figures in Hanover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alard age ditches has proceeded satisfac by Miss Marjitte Miller, of 1444 On Sunday m orning June 13 the goals, Airs. F rank Eleder; recreation the preparation of the new ration. commencement exercises of the L. Hanover, of 1518. M aple avenue, torily and was completed! during North Broad street, sister of Mrs. and juvenile protection, Mrk Httiry However, consum ers will n o t be. Hillside, N. J„ for his participation May. Moynihan, had.Just started; accord Frank J, Fitzpatrick Blaze Damages Home hurch School will be held. Holy NUlton; mother and daughter. Mrs. asked to declare coupons or fuel off Dommunloh will . be observed on in varsity baseball this spring. Han Spring high tides did considerable in g to Officer Eugene -Gallon, w ho Addison. Sanborn; bulletin. Mrs. left over from last year's ration. over is captain of the Peddie nine.. Investigated. Wins Army Commission On Boston Avenue Sunday June 20. damage to dikes and tidegates on Randolph Chasman; mothers chorus, “You may have found' th a t you the salt marsh in early April which The child was taken to St. Eliza FORT SELL, Okja.—Frank Jam es Mrs. Harrison Simpson; wartime A blaze which was believed1 by do not need as much fuel'oil. as has since been repaired. This work beth Hospital, Elizabeth, where his Fitzpatrick, of 249 W indsor way, ELIZABETH AVENUE PRESBY emergency, Mrs. Robert Morris; Fire Chief Albert Chamberlain to your last year’s ration allowed. You I delayed the cleaning of salt marsh injuries were «not immediately parent-education, Mrs. Burton Hillside, N. J., has- been commis TERIAN CHURCH,^Rev. Arthur have started, to .an old sofa caused ■‘may need less because there are not { North wood, pastor, 0:30. a. m. graded ditching about two weeks. sioned a second lieutenant in the damage estimated at $250 Mdnday .u d e n t Bond Sale army. of the United States at the so many persons living In your chobl and M en’s Bible Class. 10:45 night to the rear -perch and several house or because fuel-saving mea Field Artillery officer candidate' v. m. Communion and Reception Jumps Before Holiday school here* rooms to the' home of Mrs. Jennie sures have been-.taken. If this is of new members. 7 p. m. Senior and Rath, of 198 Boston,,avenue.. the case, Indicate- in Item 4 the Attends Antiaircraft Lt. Fitzpatrick is assigned to duty Intermediate Christian Endeavor. Students of Hillside High School The firs was discovered" by Offi amount less than your basic ration observed Memorial Day Friday by Artillery School at. Ft. Sill, where he will attend cer John- Condrlllo while making for,, 1942=43__that, ynij w»l pfr. the Officers' survey course a t the celling—J.7JSl7Ii._in war bonds and his rounds. He notified the; occu Yoiir local board will then reissue THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH" OF stam]>6, i t was announced this week. -^A-resideat of Hillsider Corpy Ber-:- Field Artillery school. < 2 ) g h *t I flfje n tio n * 3 t pants to. leave the house and called last year’s basic ration less, '.the ST. MARY MAGDALENE, 137 The total sold1 since the beginning nard Brody, of 288 C onklin ave Pom ona avenue, .Newark. The Rev. nue, is' at present attending the “Skeeter” Blitz the Fire Department, all-three com amount you indicate.” of the current school/year exceeds Gustave K£rii Is panies responding. McKenna said that mailing of ra Herman J. Smith, pastor. 8 a. m. $70,000.. T he students made a spe antiaircraft artillery school, damp tion coupons to consumers who re the Holy Communion. 0 ;30 a. m. cial effort to# step up their drive Davis, N, O. Ahead Of Schedule Now Staff Sergeant turn their applications prom ptly will ckwing session of Church School; last week. 11 a. m. the Holy Communion and “Skip-A-Dav” Milk DODGE CITY ARMY AIR Albert Schoen Inc. commence early in July and will FTETiD Kas.—.Her.p.nr.lv pi-ninorer! tn 'fee completed~'-by the end of th a t sermon, “Happiness and Holiness.” Soldier Convalescing staff sergeant Is Gustave D, Kern, In New Quarters month. He explained that the first Jhosen For Advanced Victory gardmbrc we, finding out that this Is a pretty tough heating period! during w hich Period CHURCH OF— CHRIST—THE On Mediterranean year to work In a'garden. We'probably don’t have to tell them Spn of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Kern, of 1504 Compton terrace, Hillside, Albert Schoen, Inc,,. real estate One fuel coupons can be used Nto KING, Rev. John J. Flnnerty, pas- Study With Marines Mrs. Donald Kling, o l 296 Fitz that the infamous Jersey “steeter” Is out to what seems to us N. J. He Is a member of the 1028th firm, announces Its removal to Its purchase fuel oil begins on July 1, ton. Sunday masses a t 7:30, 0, 10 patrick street, has. received word double strength this year, and it looks as though instead of new location to the Mayfair Theatre 1043 and extends to January 4, GREAT LAKES, 111.—Selected for and 11 a. m. Chffdren's mass a t 9 advaijoed ej;udy on the basis of ap from h e r husband, Qorp. D onald E. worrying about the bugs eating up his plants, the gardener will Building, M80 North Broad street. 1944. The second periocL stamps o'clock. Rung, who was wounded to action It offers a community service to can be used beginning November Baptisms every Sunday afternoon titude tests 'taken as a recruit to have to take care that the mosquitoes don’t finish wm. off first. the U. S. Marine Corps, Arthur Karl on M arch 28, th a t he is now. In a MBS. MARGARET D. LEONARD the fields of real estate and In 30, 1Q43 until February 8, 1944. The a t 8 o’clock sharp. convalescent hospital located on the Hie unusually heavy rains, pills curtailment, in mosquito control surance and property management. generous overlap period; he pointed Zlnszer, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. due to labor shortages, will probably make the garden harvest Mrs. M argaret D. Leonard, of 1462 Harry E. Zlnszer, of 115 Fairbanks Mediterranean Coast, that he Is Munn avenue, died at her home yes out, is provided so that consumers receiving the best of care and that taste a-lot better—if the gardener lasts long enough to harvest can fill their tanks this summ er. Sinai Congregation street, Hillside, N. J,, Is now snrol.sd terday. She was tile sister of the his wound is healing nicely. He Zelko Graduate Of The third period runs from Jan to the school for Machinist’s Mates, th e 'crop- . late H arry 8 . Hoag and th e Wife SINAI CONGREGATION, Rabbi, pralsqs the location of the hospital ~ Earl o. Leonard. uary 4, 1044 t o M arch 14, 1944; the Ellezer Oohen. During the week at. the U .S. Naval Training Station Naval Air School fourth period from»February 8 to here. and writes about the beauty of the She was bom to Greene, N. Y., beginning Ju n e 8, the following will M editerranean Sea. j . __Members Of Hillside’s War Price and Rationing, Board were sixty years- ago and had -been one John Zelko Jr., of 517 Chapman' September 30, and the fifth period he the schedule of services: from M arch 14 to September 30. more ffian 'a llttle suiprlsed w hentheyarrlvedatthelr offloein t e -HlUside’S’-older-residents, having street was graduated Saturday from Morning'services, Saturday 9 a. Bigelow 2-9581 th e Hillside' Avenue School this m orning .to find several local lived here for 82 years. S he was a thy-N aval Air "School Inf Memphis, .New Type Sheets to.; Sunday 8 a. m.: Monday through The coupon sheets wKlcli will be Entertain Guests merchants waiting to attend a meeting on price control, The member o f Radiant Chapter No. '7, Tenn., and has been selected to at Friday 7 a. m.------ADMIRATION O. E. S. of Newark. j tend a n . advanced: school. He has distributed during July are different M lncha services, Saturday 7:45 AUTO SEAT COVERS Mrs. Jam es F.*AfiMxn, of qu in o n "- meeting, is scheduled for 8:30 this evening, but some of the than last year's coupons, being de Mass., and Mra. Richard Metcalf Survivors, to addition to hef hus been awarded1 the rating of third p. m.; Stmday through Friday 8 J. DUBOWY -merchaxds-arrivedJaselye-haurs- ahead of tone. Maybe they figured signed for various classes Of users. p,_m. and daughter Karen, of South Wey band, are a nephew. Lewis G. Hoag, class petty officer. Zelko has been , ■ 62 Elizabeth Avenue the transportation service wouldn’t be. so good lh the evening hours. or Hillside,, and a niece, Marion in- -the Navy eight months-at- hts Class Four ration sheets totaling* M aarlv services, Saturday 8:48 p. mouth, Mass., were recent guests . gallons for consumers with space Huber, of Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral present station, m.; Sunday through Thursday 8:40 Newark, N. J .___ Mrs. John F. Sperry, of 108 heaters who use from 300 to 600 services will be held Friday evening p. m.; Friday, Kabbolas Shabbos Franoes plaoe; delivery plan caught a lot of people gallons a year consist of eleven M ”‘30 p . m at her home with Rev. and M aarlv imm ediately following ... flat-footed Wednesday morning and telephone wires were busy Calvin CnoliAffp. P.-T. A. unit stomps per period, and also the Mlncha , service. * ' with irate customers wanting -to know-where their morning n te Annual "Faculty Luncheon contain eleven Mn-gail- hlldren-of the He-. MINOR AITTO REPAIRS which can b e used a t any time brew School;, under the direction of - was. On ton of that lyrtntn milk companies were a little late in Church, officiating, in te rm en t Will The annual .faculty- luncheon of refined or adjusted. Have jour ear aerrieed while i b e in War dabotu, VI-:' Tlie f uneral during the year- and 48 .change- the principal, Boas Llchtman, Frl- their deliveries this morning, so the scene was enacted all over f e e- Calvin Ooolldgc School P. Tt-A r making oouponc of r»ne and .five day 4 p. m ,______. ______Cars called far and delivered. again—with the. customers a little hotter, and the heat raising' will be to charge of the W alter R. will be held next Thursday June 10 gallon denominations. Lee Funeral Home of 1283 Salem Boys’ Breakfast Club, servioes and • the temperature still higher. a t tile H otel, Riviera, Newark, -at Claes Five ration sheets for con- IIIRLEMAN’S ESSO STATION 1:15 p. m. dlsdusslon, supervised by Rabbi HOLLYWOOD A V I, earner OONANT (Continued on Pago 6) Cohan, Sunday 9 a* m. AT. THE HILLSIDE TIMES,'THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943 Page Eight EAL ESTATE and THE HOMF

r minus ,to a point; thence Easterly LEGAL NOTICE Meets Movie Stars On al with ihe, Northerly line of ffair- NOTICE TO CREDITORS of the Midway Rojbert J. Ward Now Local Residents SHERIFF'S SALE ' street 120 feet to the Westerly Furlough In Hollywood Building and Loan Association, llqul- . An Ensign In Navy Leave Estate Westerly line of Church Street 35 feet 1 dating Corporation: Debts, demands and Erwin. Morris, form er student a t le point or place of BEGINNING. claims against! said’ Association must be Realty Transfers T h e * ‘estate o f Mrs. Catherine Being* the Northerly 20 feet of lot j broiight in under oath within three- Midshipman R obert J. W ard1, son Hillside High School who Is now with months from the date hereof,' or any of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Watc!,- pf 18 Scannell, \ylio died here M ay 9, is th e Army Air Corps a t S a n ta Ana, action thdrefor will, he barred. Fairbanks street, was a member Of left to her two children a n d a .sis- Cal., w as on furlough recently In MIDWAY BUILDING AND IiOAN ^raduaîng class of N otf eD am e ter, Etocordihg to "the will h ie d this Los Angeles a n d Hollywood. He ASSOCIATION, Liquidating Gor- fêt frorA Liberty avenue. - „ was among uiose mviieu w a m w r By virtue of at&cl..writ of ely JB.iaV.U7 Hie intersection ol the easterly line day. He - received tire rank -of en Otto Jr. Scannell's lavern-restauran; party where he met Benny Good sh.a-11 expose of Long avenue and' the southerly sign. * a t 1328 North B road street, w as ce- man, orchestra leader, and danced in LUe PIi- line of Pnnn.gy1vn.nlB. fl.VfinUft...... He-attended“î4iifiide~High-Sohool- gueathed to the daughter, Mrs, M. w ith G a ^ e n ^Mh-anda, acta:ess. He CHARLES E. AYER! d is t r ic t ln the city ot ~BIIZBTP?tir, N: 3V, ott UATTiy S. FBlNg'WDG, Sul'r ated: May_ G,_1943.„ ■"' Mr. and- Mrs. ■ HdWardi fcudwi®. comer and was gradlllted'' ffbffi Rutgers •rJizabeili Helpap, ana a o n e ...family 5lS5“fS c ra r “Htnnbur^ôf'other’Hohy* May fl-lat-Aug 5 Barnes to ' Mr. and Mrs. Bennie house a t 130 Ope avenue to th e son, WEDNESDAY, THE 2ND ±>aT™ College' in January, immediately en wood stars. Off JUNE. -A. D., 194S, Fedderman, property at' the Inter ACTIONS John J. Soanhell, member- of the tering ' Notre D am e for 16 weeks On tetuming from his furlough, at two- o’clock (EWT),.Tn the afterno section of th e easterly, line of Miinn Judge Ervin S. Fulop, of the Sec Hillside Fire Department, "Both Uve LEGAL NOTICE training. He is now on a visit to according to a letter to his mother, ot said-day. JOSEPH HRAMADAnDa-* avenue- and- the northerly line of ond Judicial District, Court la st week his parents here.------HtikiriB M rs. Helpap also re- —Âll—the—f-ollowJng tract, or parceL. a lane. ceives $800 and the residuary estate Mi’s. i a a ”McrrlS7 of 175 K eer ave land and promisee, hereinafter part ordered Judgments which Included 1 His brother, Sgt. Joseph - Ward! Pursuant to -the order of CHARLES i . . Barold Snyder, individually, etc., the following Hfllslde cases: . divided betw een the children, nue,-Newark, he 'was promoted to ularly described, situate, lying and 1 A-. OTTO, JR., Surrogate of the County, and Dorothy, &is .wife, to Mr: and Who h a s been stationed .with the Air corporal. In'g in the Township of Hillside in t of Uhlon, made on the Third day of Julia Welngarten vs. Joseph .Su; Corps a t -Midlaaad r Texas, h a s been afte r a $800 beques t tp a s ister, Mrs. County of Union and State of New Jera Chancery of May A. D., 194.8, upon the application of Mrs.* Joseph Fullriello, “property In ravsky Of Hillside, book account, Florence Remaele, Of Onion. day < the— the westerly line qf c h ester street, promoted to tiie grade of a erial engl- BEGINNING St a point in the We $39.89. • * neer-^nd---ta^dêrred~i^“ê--A ii A $6,000 personal estate w.as left flgiy Dna of Church Street distant 3 94.04 feet from C onant street. to th ree stepchildren in tn e will of Donald Schnabel At feet NortUHrly—from-the—interseetian-1 Corps base..a t- Rig..Spring, Texas, exhibit to the subscriber under Mr. hhd Mrs. Edward Mcuovem R uth L. Cnjssohrwhmiled-here- He entered the Air Corps in August ath or aftifffiatiiHrthelr-claims and de‘ "t® Mr. an d Mrs. Edward J. Muller, Marianna Butkiewicz Fort Leonard Wood 1942 and had been stationed a t Mid April 29. App lic ation for le tters 0? Hands against the estatb of said de adm inistration w as filed b y 'o n e of gased within sir months from the date property In th e southwesterly line land until his present transfer. H FT. LEONARD WOOD, uMo.— S # Bellevlew terrace, 80 feet from Now At Fort Devens ~ Qje stepchildren, Mrs. O lalre F. OJ Township, Union Oountyr f said order, dr they wiU be forever VI ■ V ':-*V ^ ■Pvt. Donald B. Schnabel fit May W. H. Luster, Civil Engln arred frpm"^p?psecuting or recovering Highland avenue. FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga.—Aux Berrye, of New Rochelle, N , Y. R obert street, Hillside, N. J., whd now on file .in the Register's Offioi he same against the subscriber. Nettle 6 . Estabrook, widow, to Mr.- iliary Marianna Butkiewicz, of 1294 CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST T he will o f William ' A . Ruokl, recently entered military service ■ ARTHUR W. HBRRIGEL, ■and Mrs. W alter ®r-&llletterj>rop- Myrtle street, -Hillside, N. J„ Who Newark funeral director who died at h a s arrived a t th e Engineer Replace . 1060 Broaa St., “Ancient and Modern Necromancy, his home here May~S, left th e buaT EaBtetly—lme^' ■'Lours ~B.~ZA:VTNf—B erty In the southerly line of Fair has been stationed. at_the Third ment Training Center here for an Solicitor of Petitioner. banks street, 318.70 feet from Wood Training Center of the Women's Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, ness to one of h is sons, Jo h n , 'of Si Intensive training program In'pre herly along- the E%s ruff avenue. Army Auxiliary Corps here, has been Denounced” is- the Lesson-Sermon P ulaski street, Newark. Mocot para tio n for jsom bat engineer duty, 5 of lots #18 and 7, 3 Mr. an d Mrs. Lorenz Von Den assigned to the 4th WAAC Training subject for Sunday, May 30, in all vehicles used In the business and * steinen to Mr. and M rsôrenz Van Center a t Fort Devens, Maes. C hristian Science- Churches an d 1 So real estate jvere left to. John and. a cieties throughout the world. second son, Edward, of 86 Tremont The Golden T ex t is: “T h e Lord avenue, Newark. The w ill directs God..will. help. me;, therefore, shall th e m .to liquidate tljis property with KATHRYN A. KELLER TRUSSES ELASTIC HOSIERY not. be confounded: therefore . .have Jo h n -.having ffie_dpti6n' to'pufffiase For Firmer Gums, I set m y-face like a flint, and;.: it,. The proceeds.of the sale are to 1444 North Broad Street ABDOMINAL BELTS know that I shall not be ashamed.1 be divided am ong five children, John Phone WA 3-8891 SCHARFENBERGER’S ■(Isa. 50:?). an d .ESdws^0,,|0anlel f3#9S0ivwose ter. Brighter Teeth, a Sparkling Among the Lesson-Sermon cita- race, Irvington; Joseph of 61 Holland GENERAL INSURANCE street, - Newark, and Mrs. . F elicia 1141 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J, tions—Is the following fro m the 1 Prompt and Efficient Servioe ELizabeth 2-2211 Bible: “And! th e Lord shall deliver Vogel. Th'ey a re also de signat'd Smile—use Th^-ôm-^very-“evil-workr’”and^will' rssldiMJiy.-l6gatera,_____ Medical Supplies Surgical Appliances preserve me unto his heavenly king Bequests of $1,040' eaoh -went toj dom: to whom foe glory for e ver and two others sons, Andrew a n d Al-I ever. Amen." (H Tim. 18). bert. Andrew, a'resident Of .Union, h a s since died an d the. bequest will IP ANA and MASSAGE The Lesson-Sermon also includes go to his. tw o children." For her! the following passage fro m the loyal services, A , Frances Gross, ctfij Grassmann & Kreh Now Serving The War Industries Christian Science textbook, '’Science Hillside, receives $3,000. Since pro-1 and Health w ith Key to. th e Scrip vision was m ade for. ills widow .be NEILL & SPANJER tures" by Mary Baker' Eddy: “H< fore Mr. Rucki’s dea|i, no further th a t touches th e hem of O hrist’s robe provisions are made lirihe will. Engineers tor Hillside and masters his mortal beliefs, anil UT your smile on the credit may advise the “stimulation of Mahogany - White Pine and Hardwoods mality, arid h a te , rejoices in thi 433 N. Broad St., EUzabeth side-make it bright and at Ipana and massage.” 1 proof of healing,—4n a sw eet and P 18§0 Liberty Ave. Tel. DJTlonvilla 2-1717 Some French Seen tractive as it can be! Each time you brush your certain sense th a t God is Love J Phone EL l- S llt teeth, massage a little extra (p! 680). _ Don’t take chances with “pink As Opportunists tooth brush.” Give your gums Ipana onto the. gums. Ipana Tooth Paste is designed not only Henry Milo, news commentator for- the same regular care as you do S tation WINS, told members of the your teeth. . to clean teeth but,- with mas sage, to help your gums to be- Hillside Rotary Club at their lunch Obtain all your HOME NEEDS for SPRING CLEANING, If you should eyer-see “pink” • eon meeting la st week t h a t Free on your tooth* brusb-see your • come firmer, healthier. F rench leaders consider some of inside and o u t Also Victory Garden Supplies G^t a tube of Ipana today— their compatriots, partioula^ly-Army, . dentist at once. It may not be and start tonight with Ipana and •officers lir - Africa,~ as opportunists; seriqus .but get his gdvice^^ T hey are cooperating with th e Allies' haps he’ll icH-you that jôur _ tnassage. Let this sensible dental how, he said, -but th e fortunes- . , “One of Hillsides Good, Stores" glims are lazy—robbed of health routine help you to have nrmer of war turn * against : them, they , ful chewing by todays soft food, gunis, brighter teeth—ja spaiy 1299 Liberty'lver T Wit~3-950T"----- —— Hillside- would ndt h e sita te to go over* to the And, like so many dentists, he kling, more attractive smile.... other side-'lor their personal ad vantage. > T he rank a n d file of. Frenchmen, on the other hand, have no_ use for H itler 'or the Hiiler-controlied . Vichy regime/ h e declared-, jp g

Stepner Graduate Of COAL and COKE Air Force School FARMING-DALE, L. X., N. ' Wilbur "W. Stepner, 20, son of BUILDING SUPPLIES - a n d Mrs. H erm an Stepner, of - Highland1 avenue, HQteide,^graduated la s t week fro m th e ’factory training ~ school operated by the Amy Air IPANA Foroes T echnical T raining Oom- W illiam Hale Coal Co. -mand-at.th c R epublic A viation Cor 1374 .Liberty Ave. Phone UN ionviUe 2-2244 Hillside TOOTH PASTE poration here. Stepner w as recently promoted to BACH. LOAD DELIVERED IS CAREFULLY WEIGHED , Made in Hillside by Bristol-Myers Company corpSral in reoognitipn o f his com bined abilities 'as a seedier and. in mechanic. Stepner is a graduate o f Hillside p a r l o u s t i m e s - H igh School. ^ He enlisted A ir Forces la s t year.

BUY U. s, WAR BONDS Who’s Who In Business y Moke no telephone call that ><• AND STAMPS A Convenient Directory of Men and Firms Ready to Serve You Efficiently in Their . 9 Avoid messages to diet Unnecessary. Special Fields. Save Time, Energy and Money hy Utilizing This Guide to Help You *« filled with an * d °nt places> fertrirly r t e y Get What You Need,

y Pester not the «r Bakery Products Funeral Service

BLUE RIBBON BAKERY WALTER R. LEE Due to rationing, priorities and labor, we curtailed Director of Funerals our Yariety but inalntain our quality. I SALEM AVENUE- HILLSIDE, N.-J. 88 STUYVESANT AVE. : UN 2-3200 UNION, N j . E L izabeth 2-4S47 Closed Sunday — Open Evenings till 9 P, M. Musical Instruments, Instructions CALLUN 2-5869------b o t t l e . Place Orders Now for a full line of Goodies Major Music Shop ROLLING PIN BAKERY , Accordion instructions FRED ZEIDHNrrZ, Prop. Accordion - Violin Guitar - Clarinet - Sax 1000 STUYVESANT at MORRIS AVE., UNION CENTER supervision of Louis Mandolin good example. Iorio and Joseph Zon- All instruments taught U i. th is BRAND N SW Frilli. by a staff of artist- adding machine on your Musical Instruments, teachers who specialize Barber Shop Records — Sheet Music Tax Figures, Inventory Music...... Accessories S Instruments and general adding work. tim sthe high- 2 Barbers t . JYo Waiting 1061 SPRINGFIELD AVE., IRVINGTON "Ktols to g a f e kavy Jaden' a»

J, This This 61“AL AEU HLSD, J. .J N HILLSIDE, AVENUE 1611 “MAPLE opee ie f umr rse ad Sportswear and Dresses Summer of line Complete L A I R O M E M ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ HD’ DES SHOPPE DRESS RHODA’S PRINTED FORMS — CARD-SYSTEMS — FILING CABINETS AND SUPPLIES SUPPLIES AND CABINETS FILING — CARD-SYSTEMS — FORMS PRINTED Page H HLSD TMS TUSA, A 2, 1943 27, MAY THURSDAY, TIMES, HILLSIDE THE A 3-9569 WA HP ECE — OL TNS BU PIT CABINETS PRINT BLUE — STANDS TOOL — BENCHES SHOP 2 olwo Aeu . L 24882 EL . Avenue Hollywood 2 - Prime Meats and Poultry and Meats Prime 3 olwo v. Hillside * Ave. Hollywood 237 5 Ctaie t, Elizabeth St., Catharine 455 EES PAT REQUIREMENTS PLANT DEFENSE CLARKS SERVICE STATION STATION SERVICE CLARKS ENAD ULE CO. MUELLER - REINHARD RN FO STORES FOOD FRANK 3 O AEU, ILIE N J. N. HILLSIDE, AVENUE, COE 43 Liberty and Princeton Avenues Avenues Princeton and Liberty ^ ^ Y A D E O C Is Sponsored Sponsored Is hn Eiaeh 2*6159 ELizabeth Phone

UNiotaville 2-3169 UNiotaville MARKET

KZM’ HARDWARE KIZYMA’S / y 10 IET AEU ~ ILIE N J, N. HILLSIDE, ~ AVENUE LIBERTY 1190 eorc ad u wy f ie o us. for life of way our and democracy to win the present conflict quickly. Let us supply the weapons the supply us Let quickly. conflict present the win to a Bns bid p lo Bns wmn a ji te services buy the end, join the can in women Banks; lives Blood more up save build to Bonds, War number greater in war of o ees mn o te ihig rns Ls w forget! we Lest fronts. fighting the for men release to Vegetables and Fish and Vegetables adae Pit ad lmig Supplies Plumbing and Paints Hardware, Let us remember those who have gone by exerting ourselves exerting by gone have who those remember us Let L 2-6559 EL Tel. ELiz. ELiz. Tel. 2-0988

By O FRIUE e The See FURNITURE FOR 34 O BOD STREET BROAD NO. 1314 6 HLYODAEU HLSD, . J. N. HILLSIDE, AVENUE HOLLYWOOD 265 406 BLOY ST., eor. Harvard Ave. HILLSIDE, N. J. J. N. HILLSIDE, Ave. Harvard eor. ST., BLOY 406 __ eiaesn Confectionery Delicatessen . MIKE’S BARBER SHOP BARBER . MIKE’S 180 CHANCELLOR AVE. near MAPLE AVE. MAPLE near AVE. CHANCELLOR 180 MRCN OUTFITTERS AMERICAN H hns Ei. -62 r 3-9446 or 3-9682 ELiz. Phones: Prescription Pharmacy Prescription ULUS ILR Rg Pam. Pharm Reg. MILLER, S LIU JU t IHE BBIK Barber- BUBNIAK, MICHAEL 28 IET AEU . AVENUE LIBERTY 1278 ATSTEIN’S W — F. ROMANYSHYN ROMANYSHYN F. BEAUTY SALON SALON BEAUTY . . ASEN Prop. WATSTEIN, L. A. Wvty 34403 WAvetly " MILLER'S MILLER'S NovU 2-6137-J UNionviUe Good Service Good . . . . — ILIE N J. N. HILLSIDE, Page Seven

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1 K n o w W hat Th e Answer Is To Rationing

G a s , C onserv i rrg T i r_ps S stv i n g T i m p - den than a liquid spf ay. The liquid application or spray is.ihest effec tive when it • is brokep>vup into a ' It f>ay& to know something of the mist, and the smaU^nand Sprayers history and habits of insects if -you generally despot have enough pres want the kind of victory garden .you hope for. W ith such knowledge sure 'to do tiffs. For effective con trol, the plant parts-affected must you are intelligently . prepared to strike when they are most vulner be covered, and In the case of the sucking insects, the poison will be able, because to control insects we must attack them at the weakest toxic only if the insects, are coated. ■ And There are Plenty of Valuable Shopping and Control of. insects should start ait point in their life history. The life history of bisects falls their first appearance. The proper sort of poison must be selected, and into two. general types.' &ne is in complete' metamorphosis, in - which it m ust‘ be applied to th e ' p a rt of Service Suggestions for Everyone Right on this Page the insert ...... " the plant where the insect is feed-' egg is like, or very similar to the THgT (Those desiring additional infor- a d u lt._ A n example is the grass- m atfe or help with their* garden chopper, the only difference between *4**{**f**i»*it ’I* the nymph and the "adult being size problems should consult with their local Victory Oiarden leader or"gtipcf- a n d absence of wings. The aphis or } ------] plant louse is another example, al visor. Problems th a t cannot be though the aphis may also give birth' solved locally be referred by COE AVE. SHOE j to young alive by a process known him to your County Agricultural Tabatchnicks Community Building Supply Co. -Agentr)------FRANKS FOOD STORES as budding, so thap one aphis is REPAIR WA 6-1612 p resent today, there m ay be 20, 30 or 100 ROUTE 29 HILLSIDE, N1, J! | 27 c o e Av e n u e _ 40 tomorrow. 237 HOLLYWOOD AVENUE 1554 MAPLE AVE. The type known as ■ complete 4TH IN SERVICE * — Cor. Robert St WAverly 3-6685 metamorphosis may be represented by the cabbage woifm Frota~"the While you wait—All work Home of (he famous New and Used Building Material egg hatches a caterpillar, a totally different looking individual from the guaranteed TABS Lumber and Plumbing adult: This larva, or catefplUar, Specializing in Orthopedic feeds awhile, then surrounds itself GROCERIES Boilers, Radiators, Heaters Tested and Guaranteed with a case called a chrysalis where Shoes - Sporting Goods I Pickled Herring Filets Pipe, Faucets/ Bathtubs, -Sinks, Wash Basins, Sash, it changes to a pupa and then Repaired - Shoes Shined I Screens, Trim , Roofing. i emerges as a butterfly, This type of FANCY FRUITS and VEGETABLES A complets^Une of Smoked- ■ metamorphosis is -common to all-: [ We deliver Sam Cambria, Prop. 1 Fish and Pickled Products moths and butterflies, many of ALL SIZES AND STYLES which do no feeding at all except perhaps jto take in moisture. The ♦H**^*** 4* 4* •§**$**§• m ission of life of these adults is to lay eggs to produce more larva w hich eat. Most of th e hard-shelled FOR VALUE beetles undergo complete metamor UNITED MIKE’S Get The Hillside Times a phosis, and sometimes, as in Mexican AND SERVICE ' HEBBE’S Albert Schoen, bean beetle and the Japanese beetle, BARBER SHOP A L HAUSER both larva and the adult feed. * ....SSd^TOUT IMBfidB ~ Central Bakery GROCERY CO. Inc. Three Insect Classes “THE APPLES” Insects fall into three, classes ac cording to their method of feed1- of the Groceries Good Service 1424 N. BROAD ST. ing and control measures are based JL315 LIBERTY AVENUE very largely upon this fadfc. MAPLE STATIONERY -W A verly 3-8900 First there are those insects which A full line of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables bite off, chew and swallow a por SPECIALTY SHOP TOYS • CANDIES tion o f plant tissue. They chew by 1567 MAPLE AVENTJE 406 BLOY STREET a sideway motion of the jaws , in BAKERY PRODUCTS Newspaper Delivery • REALTORS WAverly 3-6675 1420 N. BROAD ST. stead of the up and down motion CHESTEft JACKOVVSKI Hillside, MV JV humans use. Their presence is Open' Every Day Except 487 Yale Ave. cor. Bloy St • INSURANCE known when holes are seen in the JPvt. Chester Jacfowski, 18, is the . A Complete Line of - .. , Oor. Mertz Ave, leaves. To control these insects youngest of. four sons of^ Mr. and CHILDREN ’S WEAR Monday ; UNionvffle 2-6187-J UN 2-3023 MANAGEMENT apply a spray or dust of some ma Mrs. Anthony Jackowski, of 1438 terial th a t will poison them* as lead Leslie street, in service. He is now arsenate or calcium arsenate, and a t the Shenango Replacement Depot, for some rotenone, pyrethrum for Greenville, Pa. Enlisting a s a sopho derris, which are poisonous in the more in higlrsehool ^early th is year, stomachs of some insects. he grained a t F t. Leonard' Wood, Mo., Mothproof, Fireproof, Theftproof QUALITY MATERIALS and WORKMANSHIP Stretch Your Ration Points — Shop At The second1 class consists of the ana qualified as Jnarksman in the sucking insects. These, by means uSe of the M l rifle. , AT REASONABLE PRICES HENRY’S FOOD MARKET of lancet drills (like a mosquito), Pvt. Stanley Jadkowski, who was In our bonded vault, under constant supervision, your 225 SUPERIOR pierce the upper layer Of a leaf, inducted on April 1, is stationed at precious fur coat will be fully protected, and insured thrust in-'a tube and suck out the Camp Davis, N. c. Six-months ago A full line of CHOICE GROCERIES up to your own valuation. Gall ns today I . plant juice. The aphis, leaf hoppers he married Adeline Lozierr of Hia ERNEST STAY VEGETABLES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS and plant bugs are examples. No watha. avenue, who is staying with amoiint of stomach poison applied her parents while her husband is Now It the Time to. Store Your Fur Coat. . , We Do Painting - Decoratihg to th e surface Of th e leaf will in in the-Army. Paper Hanging jure these insects, and application "/•■Yesterday Pvt. Waiter JadkowsH" Tiepairing, Clazing, et6. at Moderate Cost, of the correct poison, called a con 30, returned to Camp Breckenridge, Free Estimates tact insecticide, must > be made Ky„ following a ten-day- furlough. WE CABBY A FULL LINE OF QUALITY FUR COATS William Adamowitz when the Insect is present. An in He v/as inducted in November, T942. 367 YALE AVE, HILLSIDE sect breathes. through, holes in the Pvt. Joseph Jackowski, 35, who has UNionville 2-5416 Wm. Bilinsky . sides o f its body. Niootine sulphate, been married a year, was inducted KRICHM AN FUR SHOP pyrethrum, derris or rotenone ap- nn Ma.y R 'n.nri rmw a.t Cam p Croft,. House Movers & Shorers I n s u r a n c e Co v e r a g e plied to the 'inserts' in ‘ such -arway S. C. ‘ 1448 NO. BKOAD 'ST7"“ ~ ' T - WA 3-0371 as to cover them, w ill. enter the Plumbing & Heating General Building ..spiracles or breathing pores, and so be carried! into the ‘hlood,” which Student War Work Sheet Metal Work Contractors fills th e whole body cavity. The" PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ACCURATELY poisonous material first paralyzes, Described In Paper Your “C” Book entitles you to a new ear then kills the insects. 30 YEABS EXPERIENCE Work of students of the Abram 608 HARVARD AVENUE T h e th ird feeding type, is repre-r MAXON MOTORS INC. GALL UN 2-3968 sented by the“thrips /and redspider P. Morris Junior ^High School in HILLSIDE DRUG CO. mites. The mouth parts of these in furtherance of the war effort h PONTIAC DEALERS HILLSIDE, N. J. featured in the new issue of„“Qoe.' • JOS. M. KULAKOW8KI, Reg. Pharm. sects are very small. First they 1444 N. Broad Street ,, WA 3-2832 chafe off the upper layer of plant ments,” mimeographed publication 1^96 Liberty Ave. Hillside Q lJh e flChOOl.: Telephone UN 2-5255 tissue. Sometimes they swallow this Specializing in Repairs on All Makes of Cars and certain of .them may be killed Enough money was raised; according by stomach poisons. They really to the paper, above th e school's get ~their-fixjd~jby -sucking“it /from average quota of.wan bonds _ and. stam ps to purchase six jeeps for. the t h r exposed, raptured^-plant cells. Army. In a special campaign fof the . HOME MADE SALADS OUR SPECIALTY With these insects, a contact insec R. S. KING purpose, a total of $5,646“ over the ASBURY PACKING CO. ticide is usually more effective. PETE’S DELICATESSEN Control From Start 'quota was raised.^ | 281 HOLLYWOOD AYE. -Phone EL 3-9747 Insecticides are applied either in Manual training students con 287 William St. WA 3-2763 Refinishing of Motor Cars structed a wide variety of model — TOE DELIVER — the form of a oust (dry) or in solu Try Our Body and Fender Work tion or suspension as a spray. The airplanes for the Army and Navy find members of the sewing classes Fresh Meats and Poultry - Fruits, Vegetables dry dust; may be applied at any DELICIOUS HOME MADE BAKED BEANS 5 MERTZ AVENUE, near N. Broad St. HILLSIDE tim e erf th e day, a n d will usually are learning how to meet wartime A Full Line of Groceries be more effective in the small gar shortages, articles, on these subjects pointed, oidt. Phone WAverly 6-0548

Price Ceiling Information STEPHEN KORDA COLD FUR STORAGE Issued by the New Jersey Office of Price Administration PRIME MEATS - POULTRY - PROVISIONS IT’S PATRIOTIC Meat to ta k e care of y o u r clothes. I t ’s FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES very sensible, too, to let a reliable, All pork cute are now under a doliars-and-eents celling price. responsible oo&eem* carefully store Every store handling these meats Is required to dlsplajL-the official 334 YALE AVENUE Phone UNionville 2-5 ,yqur precious garm ents. Every prloe list. Some of the Items listed are its follows: precaution Is taken to preserve them . Skinned, smoked whole ham, bone In...... 41c pound Store sliced ...... : 61c pound Special Rates fo r Service Men - Shpulder pork chops ...... -36c pound BRING IN YOUR COAT. Loin pork chops ...... 89c pound Important Rationing Dates " THE COST IS MODERATE. Center ohops ...... ' 44c pound • -Virginia, hums; whole , , ...... SOg pour)d ■ — - — Issued hy the Mr-Ji Price-Administration----- Store silted ...... 88c pound “ M l — ____ Poultry Processed Food The Blue G, H, and J stamps In your War Ration Book Two wV The following are the highest prices retailers may charge for the good for the purchase of rationed •canned vegetables, ^fruits, juices, Cleaned & Dyers, Inc. 3 best grades of. poultry: and other processed foods. Dressed poultry (same prices for kosher killed): I - 811 HILLSIDE AVE. HILLSIDE, N, 1 Broilers, fryers, roasters (all weights, Meat, Butter, Fats and Cheese and light capons (under 5% lbs.) ...... 44c pound __ The fed stamps In your War Ration Book Tw

15V f iUaiiip tSiinpB fcauds FCC Ruling ~-E-lected~ Directur Qf— ftlnfed and Published every Thursday at' Controllers Group, I N J O Y - YOUR PARK t 1443 N orth Broad Street, Hillside, New Jersey Oii Sal Hepatica Walter H. Kemp, controller of the Bristol-Myers Company, has been THE HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Henry Bristol,: president of the eleoted a director, of the New York g P S ®versteln ...... Business Manager Bristol-M yers Co., here, fast week City Oantrol of the Controllers In- Robert K aplan ...... MW lauded the Federal Trade Commis fctitute of America.. Telephone 'WAverly 3-2485 sion, for Its ruling which permits the company to represent one of its .SUBSCRIPTION RATES products, Sal Hepatica, as a “com Three Bicycles Are , 1?M58LWl11 b,e 86114 40 “ f P“ ti' of the United States for the petent laxative” but not os an ■“ef reg^M subscription price of 82.50 a year, single copies 5 oentT pitage fective treatment' for oolds.” The Stolen In One Day to Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rates. “ case has been pending for four and a half years. COMMUNICATIONS , , tte TIMES-Is always pleased to publish letters and other Items o will permit. Bristol-M yers tb repre 1147 Liberty avenue, reported one 4ntoesLttLhaadera.^andJnvltes sur.h comitiimlnatinn. _ a au» uflm« and sent tlie product as of value In the taken from the hallway- of his home. to every ease, not neceSSly tor temporary relief Qf dlscbmiorts °rls- Another was taken from the garage ing from occasional dietary indis oLCharles Wolf, o l 1282 S tata.stiaat. l ™0i T z T l ai z i T noe 01 good falth' s h e w S S a i r : cretions. but to cease representing it The third was taken from the yard as a oorrsoOve for systemic acidity ofVthe home of John Bossany, of or as a cure or effective treatment 393 Princeton avenue.

r THE NEW FRONTIER Mr. • Bristol said *the com pany did ’ Every great^war opens a -new frontier. Prior to the t o t n these is a vast _ realm of discovery of which' the public as yet Meeting of Get-together Club of of the Elks. the operator say "Please ybur serving overseas, that he has been Eastern Star. call to five m jjiutes—others are knows nothing, There is a petroleum synthetic, fo t nvnmpia Since most of . the'members -are promoted to warrant officer. He Is Sunday associated with local defense units, w aitin g ” the request will m ean th a t the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bls- that is effective for its purpose even when diluted.* a ration Annual Memorial Day parade. th e re will .be -no Elks delegation in the demand for service for the time trovlch, of. 1013 Prospect street, and Tuesday of one part iu 100,000,000; it is handled in a “ concentrate” of the Memorial Day parade May 30, being exceeds the supply of avail the brother of Staff Sergeant S. Installation of officers of Junior but they will joih with their various able circuits to the, particular city Edward Blstrovioh, In Tennessee .01 per cent. The future will see 100,000-mile tires, 20,000-mile Woman’s Club of Hillside. units.. or section or the country they wish; Juno 7 ■ to reach, the New Jersey Bell .1 lubricating, oil,-5 -to 70-mile-to-the-gallon gasoline, and sealed Strawberry festival of Sinai Ladies Phone Company states. cooling systems with petroleum-produet liquids in both cars and Auxiliary. June 8 Boston U, Degree Township Committee meeting.. Weiss In Training This country has just begun to growl Individual initiative Canning demonstration at Hill For Joseph Silver Iffh School, 108 side Aventie School, BOSTON; Mass., May 24—-Joseph To Be Paramarine is inseparable from the American republic type of government. >,'1048, at elgh Silver,—of .219 Williamson avenue, NEW r iv e r ; N. 0.—Accepted for The way for future achievements can be kept clear oily by a Board of Education meeting. Hillside, N. J., received th e degree training as Paramarine, Pvt. Leonard steadfast resolution that in this country government must not Juno *11 of Bachelor of Science in Education Weiss, of 344 Field place; Ht^sldev Meeting Of Canning aides at Hill from the School of Education this N. J,, is undergoing a rigorous course . . Oo-makers or endorsers are not usually required. )>e the sinister competitor of free enterprise. This, is as true side H igh School. morning at Boston University's 70th of instruction at the Parachute of the natural resource industries as of the smallest pop-corn June 15 annual commencement held ini Training School- of the Marine All loans jnade confidentially, pleasantly, quickly Board of Health meeting. Symphony Hall. Training Center here. and at reasonable rates. stand. These industries hold the-future of a new' frontier. It June IB . Silver played oil the university Rugged, ■ fast-moving and highly -"WillTiever materialize-except 'by Hitt'effortr of "f rae metn m d g Eastern Star strawberry festival; basketball team for four years and coordinated, the Paramarine Is' Inoome Loan D ept.: EL 2-6828, WA 8-2700. . . June 18 was captain to his senior year. He TBSbntfltlve m the Mai'lim c o rps the stimulant of private ownership and managementr—‘ Waste paper collection south of also played three years on the base technique of Individual training. Hillside, avenue. ' ball team and was 'manager in his Men; are efiglble for the parachute June 19 junior year.. He served also as in% school -only after completing all THE HILLSIDE NATIONAL BANK __ THIS MEAfTS ME Waste paper collection north of tramural 'basketball. director. . He phases of recruit training and must Hillside avenue. “ Thu. Office of Defense Transportatioir-adrises that non- was a member of-Phi Alpha Fra pass the same physical examination Member of - Member -of Federal essential travel for 6ther than vacation purposes must be wholly ternity and the Avukaii club. .' Which Is given to Naval -Pre-Right, ^Federal Reserve .System ______Deposit Insurance Ooro. Township Committee meeting,. men. They must make at least six eliminated; and that vacations should be .spent at home o r as JwnRS.ftom an’ applaffe- before they OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS, 7-8 f>. M. near home as possible. Director Eastman of the ODT asks the Pvt. Louis A. Huber Two Hold Office In are considered Paramarlr.es. public lb “ avoid overnight trips, travel on day coaches, and In Service Unit N; J. Credit Group oarry box lunches on-the trails, so as not-tQ- add tb-the strain Pvt. Louis Arnold Huber, of, Hill side, N. J., son of Mrs. Ida Huber Benjamin BerkOwltz, of Clinton on Pullman and dining'ear facilities—carry as 'little baggage Clague, of 20 Looker street,, and place, ..was elected one of the, yice Dependable presidents■ and Fred'-Rohn Jr. of as possible-----Be prepared'to expect delayed arrivals, crowded Louis Huber, of 148 Ryan street; has been assigned to the 1648th Service Hurden street, remains one of the Auto Repairs conditions and laek of the usual travel nnmfnnto arka Ualt-Qt th e Army Specialized 'Train trustees of the New’ Jersey Associa No Matter How Little You tion, of. Credit Men at Qie/elation Drive, Your Oar Needs These -tion- of-employera..and-9f4ndivl dualfi ing Program which, was activated' Spring Services. aFthe University dT'Kentuc^y, in held la-sf. Thursday nigH tat the tion travel. . ,. is urgently necessary.... Hotel Douglas, Newark. • Change motor Oil PUBLIC SERyj7£»gs Lexington, „ May 5. - “ There is no pleasure in giving sueh advice as this, and I PVt. H uber was a m em ber of the Berkowitz is treasurer offiie Gen. • Change rear end and initial group sent In when-thrunifr teact E^tper Company, Newark, and transmission lubrication know that many will find it difficult to realize that there is was activated in May; Rohn'Ts w ith the accounting flr-ni 'o f • Radiator drained and need for it. If they will thjnk for a moment of what the induc Puder & Puder, Newark. flushed. Your m otor Will ru n 'better tion, training, and final embarkation of many millions of service- Lt. Carringer Left with plugs cleaned and ad men means in‘the way of a load upon our'railroads and buses, Estate To Widow Has First Furlough justed or renewed and1 air filter cleaned for extra combined with the continued travel of these men on furlough The estate of Lt.. James R, Oar- In Over Two Years mileage. and leave, of service women, and of relatives and- f rieada, plus riftger Jr., Army, pilot who was killed Sgt. Albert Meil 'Jr., son, of Mr. the S o u th Pacific "on January 8, the extraordinary business travel which the tremendous produe- an d Mrs.' Albert .M ell.'.of 23 Bailey has been le ft to his widow, Gladys C. avenue, returned to duty recently MacDONALD’S GARAGE tive activity of the country requires, and if they will also bear Carrjnger, of Cresskill, according to after his first furlough In two and Esso Dealer and Auto Repairs the will filed1 with Surrogate Charles in mind that the railroads and-bus lines have been given prac- a half years of foreign sendee. He A, Otto Jr.. His father, J. Raymond was graduated from Hillside High 1480 No. Broad St Ueffly no new equlibhent and have ldit the help o f tie private Carringer Sr., of 1024 North Broad School in 1987 where he was a star street ,is the executor. * TeL Waverly 6-0084, Hillside automobile, I think they will understand what we are up against on the football team. “ Many will approve the advice as good for the other fellow, >Ut will regard a personal pleasure trip now and then as a harmless exception. The advice will do"no good unless every one will realize that it ‘means nfe’ and applies today as well . More than 3,000 of them as tomorrow.” Where To Go ♦ What To Do on the job every day! BIST FOODS MODERATE PRICES TOTAL WAR demands the full use of transpor- SUPER DINER W e Cater to Small Parties tation equipment. Public Service is operating, ROUTE 29, near BLOY ST. HILLSIDE some 3100 buses daily to carry war. workers, Management of Gabriel A Gabriel Cochrane’s EL. 3-9323 business people and shoppers. 60 I t long and 20 ft. deep. Table and counter service. COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1274 North Broad Street WAR WORKERS must have good bus service. Bring the family. You will like our food and our service.- They’ve got to be at their jobs on. time. There -must be- no-time- lost-in-making-planes, tanks, gtuis.'and ships. • . ENJOY OUR BUSINESS PEOPLE must have good-bus-ser- SHUFFLEBOARD vice. They’ve got to be at their offices on time. NEW A N D Y ’S They have an important part in keeping the war machine operating. GREEN FLYER SERVICE TAVERN 47G BLOY STREET SHOPPERS myst ha^e good bus service. Irvington to Westfield They’ve got to feet to the stores. Families must . SZARY • be properly provided for. Route No. 7 Bus Service to BOWLING ALLEYS Public Service buses are handling a war time Irvington — Hillside — Union — Kenilworth Hollywood Meet Your Friends' at OuCr 80 Ft. Bar traffic load of two million passengers daily—- Garwood — Westfield TAVERN 256 BOLLYWOOD AVENUE an increase of nearly three-quarters of a million j riders daily since Pearl Harbor, i Public Service FARE — 5c PER ZONE transportation is doing Its war fob, Zone 1—Irvington to 5 Points, Union OPEN TO PUBLIC -Zone 2—Union to Cranford Polish - American . H ALL FOR H IRE Zone 3—Cranford to Westfield “CITIZENS CLUB ~ FOR ALL OCCASIONS — TAVERN 400 BLOY ST. cor. Harvard AveG^l 1

Rage Four THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY'27, 1943 Want Ads Are Read By Thousands, Cost Little, Get Results

-ilulfi Wanted—Male and Female _A T M AVFAIP •The Crystal Ball^theneweslrvehicle A 1 i T l T l i r A l I V co-starring Paulette ooSSarT'SH? -MOSQUE STAR R ay MUland, which, will , have its \v a \ t x m local premiere at the Mayfair Thea tre on Saturday through 'United -RATE- IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD A rtists release. Down to her last 38 cents,. young TWO GENTS PER.WORD a n d lovely Topi Gerard, played by EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Paulette Goddard, plunges all at _ Minimum Charge, 40 cents atrevhonky-tonk of lyiadame Zenobia I fo r H fCUadys George) .'' teller of fortunes, More than one insertion charged at the rate of. MEN and; WOMEN ■ w h o gets Toni a job. as. a - sharp- one cent a word. Minimum charge 25'cents. shooting "sl#M: next door at the shddting gallery of Pop Tibbets .WANT ADS may be left at The Hillside Times No experience I (Cecil Kellaway). 1AA3 N w th Rrmirl Kt.rflgt., n r t.Rlp.nhfinfi In ’The- Crystal Ball" Paulette WAverly ■ 3-2465, up to 4 P .. M. Wednesdays. 100% War Work ■ > a job at a target gallery because she is a crack shot. To give her Card of Thanks: Eight lines /or under, $1. Addi Trainees — Foundry Laborers performance authenticity Paulette tional lines, 10 cents. ttpp-nh a liH-lf fTflTy practicing ' her shooting before going before; the camera. And she astounded, the Buses No. 6, 7, 10, 140, 141 •co-star Ray MUland and1 director Help Wanted—Female Help Wanted—Female Elliott Nugent when she shot five j Only those not now employed at consecutive bulls^-eyes. * | their highest skill will be accepted. Girls & Women Wanted from 16 Years Up ROBERT TAYLOR SYLVIA SIDNEY EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY >'■ in the lead role of “Stand By for IN PARK FILM who plays the title i;ole in Char THE COOPER ALLOY FOUNDRY CO. Action” wliich heads the bill at lotte Bronte’s-“Jane Eyre,” which the M ayfair T heatre beginning ------Light factory work, pleasant and opens as the Mosque' T heatre’s BLOY ST. and RAMSEY AVE„ HILLSIDE » Saturday. refined surroundings. JDefens& plant. second stage play of the season at UNionville 2-4123 -Convoy duly on the Pacific, under, Newark on Tuesday Juno 1 for a Bring Citizenship Proof enemy attack, with b attles between week’s run. destroyer arrd Ja p aircraft, a fchfill- • Good pay —" Steady work Ing maneuver in which a gallant old ;Do not apply if presently engaged on war work. For Sale Help Wanted—Female services,- Robert- B arnhard, son of destroyer attacks and worsts a Japa Deanna Durbin As Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Barnhai-dr-wfil nese battleship, and o ther thrills of SUN TUBE CORPORATION ALL DIABETIC, 100% whole w heat become Bar-Mitzvah. Rabbi Cohen the high seas cram with a&tion Mrs. Holliday A t New and Soy B ean Foods—Sun D ried 181 Long Avenue Hillside, N. J, will conduct the service and deliver “Stand By Fbj? Action,” coming '■The Amazing Mrs. Holliday," ’ Fruits—Fresh Goat Milk, Natural the setrmon. Saturday to the Mayfair Theatre, starring Deanna Durbin, is now a t ' Wheat Germ. RELES HEALTH GIRLS with Robert Taylor, Charles Laugh the New Theatre, Elizabeth, for FOOD STORE, 941EUzabeth -Ave,,. ton .and. Brian ponlevy heading its Elizabeth. three days.- I t is coupled with - Mary Zatko. Bride cast. . -,XiM tinie8;?:.''a « g Z»littnt s uwa UlM f: Permanent Position The stdry centers about a recoirf WANTED Trucking in-which Philip Dorn and Anna 8ten Of James Malcolm missioned1 destroyer, and its gallant have th e top roles. GIRLS AND WOMEN crew, who perform veritable naval Two outstanding films comprise . LETT ME TRUCK your scrap metals, as salesladies. Plenty of ' Palms and carnations formed the miracles -with the ancient vessel. th e -p ro g ram for three . days be* rags, rubber, mattresses, ? 'any chance for advancement, background for the marriage on Sun Amid, the surge and. thunder of. war ginning Sunday. , One . is "Hitler’s amount, to the junk yards for best good pay, ideal working oon- day afternoon May 16 of Miss Mary comedy is injected w hen the de-J Children” with Bonita Granville, prices. Call EL 2-9646, Beyer, 117 Zatko; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. s.troyer rescues tw enty babies, adrift ditions. Interesting work. No and th e other “Silver Skates,” fea-- Hollywood Ave. Joseph W. Zatko, of 334 Yale ave in two* lifeboats,“and its crew, be taring Kenny Baker an d -Patricia 1 experience necessary. nue, to .fames A. Malcolmr son of tween fighting action, is compelled I f 1 T-QU are between 16 and 50 years of age. Morison, Furnished Room For Rent Mrs. M. âlcdimr-of-1269-JtiIiriam. ■toûrn-amateuiLmlirseniaids^--___ —©n-the-r-aquest-pr-ogramnext Wed* Y O I J Vill find many unusual opportunities here Apply In person place. The marriage was performed Carnival Girl nesday and Thursday Will be George * '-'L) with a company that hae employed and1 LARGE, light room near bath; a t 5 o’oiook a t the C huroh of Christ A ..sprightly yani about crystal Arliss In ‘'Disraeli!’ and G loria Wan- trained girls for more th a n 60 years. block-from buses, 6c fare; good the King. . gazing and clairvoyance, filled with ren in “Always In My H eart.” DO NOT APPLY IP EMPLOYED ON WAR. WORK. section;, .private home. 1464 Morris McCRORY’S A reception followed at Zatko’s comedy, romance and1 adventure, is Place. • tf Bar ahd Grill fpr 200 guests, among JOAN FONTAINE ‘ WESTON ELECTRICAL whom were the bride’s aunt and top dramatic actress who has the ^ NEWARK- AMUSEMENTS 7 FURNISHED ROOM for~ ren t to 703 Broad St. Newark, N. J uncle, Mr. and. Mrs, Dominick Zatko, starring nole With Tyrone Power in INSTRUMENT CORP. gentleman. Private home. Call of Chicago, IU, The couple left im?| “This Above -All” a t the Park 614 Frelinghuysen Avenue Sunday morning,* 1275 Salem Ave. mediately after for a week’s honeyr Theatre, Newark, Newark, New Jersey moon in Atlantic City. Qn their Hailed by the critics as one of MOSQUE or ^ ^ Gas Ranges return they will reside at 369 Har the great novels of our generation, 1020 Broad S t, Newark . U; S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Church Services vard! avenue. and America’s Number."One Best 309 W ashington St., Newark, N. J, * GAS RANGES—COMBINATIONS The bride chose a gown of white seller for; many - months, Eric Week Beg. Tuesday M onday. and Friday, 9-11 A. M. GOAL RANGESi-COAL HEATERS CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH, satin with :long, full sleeves and in K n ig h t’s “This Above All,” is mow SYLVIA LUTHER 1000 Springfield Avenue, Irvington, Nt—J*— ANDERSON Rey. Morgan W agner, pastor. serts of .lace medallions. Her veil of playing at the Park. Theatre, New-' Tuesday and Thursday, 2:30-4:30 P. M., “Cooks \yith th e G as Turned Off” 9:45. a. m. Sunday School. 11 a. m. tulle' was caught with an artistic ark,' SIDNEY ADLER • Vulcan. Oriole, Roper, Bengal, church worship, sermon, “Let Us Re arrangement of seed pearls forming • Co-starring Tyrone ' Power and 1177 EAST GRAND STM ELIZABETHAN. J, D etroit Jewel, Smoothtop, Welbilt. member.” ' • tê peak. -.The bouquet was of white JOHN BUCKI, Joan Fontaine, the film , was pro “JANE EYRE” W ednesday,-9:30-11:30 A. M. Used and Rebuilt Ranges The Red Cross* workers will meet roses and bale’s breath. duced by Darryl F. Zanuck, Academy M R .'R . j j VAIL -All makes of gas ranges repaired. on Thursday morning a t 9:30. The Miss Franoes Zatko, cousin of the Award producer, under the direc WESTON' REPRESENTATIVE BIRKENMEtER & CO. Luther League will meet on Thurs-. bride, .served as m aid of honor. Her torial aegis of Anatole Litvak. The 1091 Springfield Ave., Irvington, N. J. day evening at- ?T30.‘ Games will gown was of. blue. chiffon. with a screenplay was fashioned) by R. 6 , O pen Mon., Tues* Fri., Sat. 9 P. M. follow .the devotional service. tiara'of , blue veiling with a cluster Sheriff, famed author of “Journey’s ------rEB 3-6611------r -— ------of blue flowers” Torming' me peak. LEGAL NOTICE E nd.” — — Help Wanted—Male Help Wanted—Male FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHURCH, Telling the story of- two young Her .bouquet consisted, of1 fiink roses TOWNSHIP OF Lost Rev. Frederick W. Poppy, minister, and blue sweet peasM Bridesmaids lovqrs caught in Che turmoil of. war 10:65 a. m. morning--, worship, ser were Mrs. J. Maxwell, the bride’s ' "Britain, “T his Above All”’ has REDDISH. brown chow dog lost,. mon topic: “The Truth About Num aptly , been termed “the first great M E N W A N T 1H L M onday, May 10. ChlLd’s pet. Tag bers.” 7:30 p. m. Sunday Evening love story -of our generation,” _Jk ^ number 733., Reward. Return' to Hour conducted by ; Young People side. . They wore gowns of- .pink takes, the two principal characters 1477-Leslie St. N . for everybody. * The topic for. study chiffon ^ ith tiaras of pink veiling through a great emotional crisis, PARK For bench work. Electrical testing and adjust will be^- “Used or Abused.” -The. and pink flowers. •> They carried Which every m an and .woman is fac t TWO “B” gasoline ration books and. speakers will be Helen Thorworth, ing today, and brings them-through tire inspection certificate. Please bouquets of. pink roses and pink ing. Experience desirable but riot essential. Betty Blazier, Lois Gordon and the sweet peas. ' Miss Ann Zatko, niece to a- decision’ which is fundamentally 1025 Bergen St., Newark re tu rn to G ustave Glsissen, 315 vital for the continuance of their -DO NOT APPLY IF EMPLOYED ON WAR WORK. ” Itaska- St., Hillside. of the bride, and Lois Umstead, niece of the groom, served as flower happiness together. HI LLSID E PRESBYTERIAN girls. They were dressed in identi Featured in the cast of the film NOW THRU SAT. SMALL DIAMOND RING,, white -886. Iilneal Feet are Thomas Mibshell, Henry Steph WESTON ELECTRICAL gold, lost in Z atko's or New York CHURCH* Rev, George M. Runner, cal blue organdy dresses ‘ with- blue enson, -Nigel Bruce, Gladys- Gooperr PI-.,-Hillside, S a turday evening. R e pastor. 9:45 a . m Bible School, U- First Local Showing! ribbon- bows, in -their hair; «They P hilip Merivale, Sara Allgood,' and INSTRUMENT CORP. ward. M. M ailing, 50 Broad St., a. m. sermon, -The—Rebirth _ of- carried old fashioned bouquete—of- Alexander Knox,.. Their perform- 614 Frelinghuysen Avenue Newark; -HU- 3-3063. Memoriai Day.” 7 p ;—m , Senior >sweetpeas:>and^baby^M Christian Endeavor. ahees-have been acclaimed-by pre- Newark, New Jersey------Harold .Malcolm was his brother's viewersias. outstanding.------NO. 2 W ar~ration book lost. Issued On'M onday ‘MteindOn the regular to Mrs. S tephania Haskon, 282-4 best man. Ushers included Joseph meeting of the Ladies Aid1 Society F. Zatko, brother of the bride, Henry Long Ave. Please return. will be held. On Sunday m orning U, S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Koper of Hillside and Philip Co- June 13 the commencement'exerbises loccia of Newark. ^ 1 Flaming 309 W ashington St., Newark, N. J. Help Wanted—Male of. the Church ■ School will be held. - into your hearts L Red Cross meets every-Wednesday. -The -bride’s m other wore av light' -blue crjepe dress w ith navy acces Monday and Friday, 9-11 A. M. YOUNG MAN or boy to do all All ladies who wifi'help are cordially 1000 Springfield Avenue, Irvington, N. J, .around work in printing plant; invited. -The group meets in the sories and1 a pink rose corsage. The o*te tjoatt groom’s mother wore a green print Tuesday and Thursday, 2:30-4:30 ?. M. full or part time, pie Hillside community House at IQ a. m. Times, 1443 North Broad St. dress with black accessories and POWER-FONTAINE ' 1177 EAST GRAND ST., ELIZABETH, N. J. ELIZABETH AVENUE BAPTIST had a similar corsage. . DARRYL F. ZANUCK« Wednesday, 9:80-11:80 A. M. Help Wanted—Female CHURCH, Rev. George McNeely, DT MARION E. SANFORD M R R. 1 VAIL GIRL, messenger service, filing and D., pastor. 11 a, m. “God’s Man ners Make God’s M an.” 7:30 p. m. Mrs, Marion E. Sanford, former “ThrAMAZING general office work. Apply The WESTON REPRESENTATIVE “God Has A Good Deal. Arb You Hillside resident who had made her up of • Hillside MES.-HOLLIDAY’ Hell Oo., Route 29, Hillside. A Good Deal or A Bad Lot?” home at Lake Mohawk for tide'past ht to reject an ♦ three years, died! there yesterday al In , tbelr : JU’ THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF after a long illness. 'She was the CARD OF THANKS Glee club—-Helen Bizer, Sarah ST. MARY MAGDALENE, 137 wife of OUflofd Sanford. Funeral Blotner, Gorrine Cantor, Maria Cas- Business Directory CIRRITO—Deeming it ' impossible Pomona avenue, Newark, ftev. Her services will be -conducted Friday ciano, B arbara Cottrell, > Delores evening at 8 fi’clgsk a t the -Waiter to thank all in person, we take man J, Smith, rector, ff a. m. The Curtis,. Clarice Friedland, Barbara Beauty Parlors Holy Communion. 9:30 a. ‘m r R. Lee FuneralTHome, 1283-Salem this means of expressing our heart Glassberg, Sally Gooen, Marcia Church School. 11 a. m. Morning avenue, by Dr. Arthur Norfhwood, ‘HITLER’S CHILDREN’ felt thanks to our relatives and Goodstein, Alice Gravenhorst; Elaine DR. SYDNiSM’S T ar Shampoo re of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian friends for their words of con prayer ahd. sermon, “W hat Shall Gross, Joan. Herrigel, .Carol Hetzel, lieves dandruff, itching scalp. We Ask?” ‘ ■ Church. Services will also'be con QOMERY STREET solation and beautiful floral tri Jean Kizyma, Lois Lessner, Naomi Only 25c. Wood's Maple Barber and ducted by Hillside C o u rt-20, OMtef butes at the death of our daugh* Levin, Eleanor Littell, Cynthia Mc- Beauty Shop, ' 1534 ' Maple A ve, • ELIZABETH AVENUE PREgffiV- of th e A m arahth, and Hillside tag, and sister,. Vincgntlna Cir 4 to*- CJifatock,— Florence- ■ M orrlsr -Mary- WAV S.'SftS.'.'T' I - TERIAN CHURCH, Rev.* Arthur chapter 192, O. E. "S.T of w hich'she MR.- AND MRS. ANTHONY O’Neill, C arol'R aphael, Ja n et Rib- NorthwOod, pastor. 9:30 a. m. had been a member. Returned "by Popular" Request ■ ■CIRRITO AND FAMILY. nik,, Doris Roberts, M arion Schnee, 'graded school and Men’s Bible Class. Survivors, In addition to her hus GEORGE ARLISS lit 7 H Pius § 2 . Lila Simonoff, Nancy Simpson, Painting and Paper Hanging 10‘45 a, m* worship, with sermon, band, are a sister, Mrs.. Frank "DISRAELI” Madeline Sloboda, Lorraine Syger- WHEN.THINKING of Painting or- “Deeper Aspects of Memorials.” 7 Bearse, of Hillside, and several ‘CLANCY ST. BO'S Concert Tonight nian, Bernetta Wagner, Janice nieces and nephews. paperhanging call A. Artke;' 1210 p. m. Senior and Intermediate Chris ALWAYS IN MY IffiAET’ w ith iEAST SIDE K ID S ( Continued from Page 1) Weinberg, Betty Weinblatt, Jean tian Endeavor. Zimmerman. Salem Ave.; EL 2b3296; Lippin; piano, G loria Michaelson, M axine Yelliri. CHURqH 5f CHRIST THE Tailoring No. 1891, :b. p ,: o. z .. Clarinets, Julius Braverman, Law "KU^GT-Revrifphn^—Flnnerty, pas^ IM Btate uepard^nt ot AlflOHOUo B.v- rence Buchner, Donald'Davy, Charles Building Project ton.* Sunday masses a t 7:30, 9, 10 eragp’ 1060 Broad St., Newark, J. MERTEL Merchant Tailor. Clean N. J., for a olub License for premises Guiles, William Michaud. Gerald ____ ( Continued from Page .4) and 11 a. m. Children’s mass at 9 iltuated at 244 HUlalde Avenue. Hiii- Rothauser, Margaret Scheu, Charles ings Pressing, Dyeing and-Repair- o'clock. Blfle, N. J. that the State Highway Commission ing.. Wa. 3-0206. 1423 N. Broad Van Hart, Elaine Virtue, Howard Baptisms every Sunday afternoon OFFICERS may have to put in enough basins St., Qpp. .Mertz Ave; Zogbaum; percussion, Raymbnd Bos- at 3 o’clock sharp. Frank W. Dilkes, Exalted Ruler, to take care of flood! w ater in th a t 1133 Church St., Hillside, N. J. m m m m worth, Rose Ewertson, Harry Ham MAY 2? burg, Harold Ladetf, Lloyd I4ppin; area. As for water rushing down state aid for road. improvements Sinai Congregation . 126 Franoes »PIr,’--Hillside, Nr^T alto clarinet, Carl OstArtag; saxa- Cornell place, the town m ust plan Charles Wernicke, Est. Loyal' Knlgtit, ‘CITY WITHOUT MEN” was available ip th e sum of $4,500 Rabbi, Ellezer Cohen. 'During the. 160 Hillside Ave., Hillside, N. J. iHA IICNT njul BICIIAKD CARLSON to, phone, Jerome Cook j Edward Ra to put more patch basins along this for North Union avenue and $13,500 st. Leo fale; sousaphone, George Maczali. street. week beginning May So, the follow- night, ‘AFFAIRS OF MARTHA” for Ramsey avenue. Ifc wili be nees*‘ lflg will h e the scheauie of service: Melri Trumpets, Herbert Burdp,x John mon., tubs, t -, ? j ^ Y' Members of the Civic Association sary to get, land running through Morning services, Saturday 9 .a. Fred* Wm. OfToff, Seci Hayen, Clyde Hayen, Robert trai were told that as soon as a straight Ramsey avenue to Chestnut ave 128 Hillside Ave., Hillside; Charles Laughton in ” ditch is dug by the Park Commis nue, and the WPB must give its 133 North Broad street. Ja n e t Jones, Richard Lester, •Nor Friday 7 a. m. 1*66 Parkview Tet-r., HUfside, N. sion to* the. Harvard avenue flume, preference rating as well, . Francis L. Farrell, Tiler,-- , The Township of HI . ‘ STAND BY FOR ACTION” m an McNulty, W alter Seib, Donald , Mtlncha services, S aturday 7:46 icrves the right to’ rejet cleaning of the flume ydlHie possible, 1220 Salem Ave,, Hillside, N. J, PAULETTE GODDARD and RAY" MILLAND In T otten; horns, Allen Gilson, Gerald p. m.; SttnAiy through .Friday .TRUSTEES ahd this work .will be incorporated p.' m. Keil, Arnold Rubin; accordlan, Syl lh' the sewer ordinance. LoRoy Gk Hoesly, : - ‘‘THE CRYSTAL BALL” • via Mayer; baritone, Leroy Lobdell. Dimout Rules M aarlv advices, Saturday - ’8:40 “T.4T2 . Maple Ave. v Billside, N, J. >'• NITS at lliSC Br-M.*^.’ ; The township was informed that p. m.; Sunday -tilrif^b Thursday- Oden., f ; Llbbey, (Conttiwed from Page 1) 1268 Robdtt St;, -Hillside, N. J. an<1 JWUl Ifontalno In “SUSPICION” .8:30 P. m.: Friday Kahboln. Hubert W. Iâne,------—yv—------ward the door or open window and bos and M aarlv Immediately fbllow- 811 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. provided that .the existing rules lng the M lncha service. . Leslie B. Tiohenof; yt., ELIZABETH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH •1886 Salem Ave:,- -Hillside, N. controlling the amount of light are Services for children oi the-Hew- Hugo W. Roberts,' ‘ Elizabeth Avenue at' Wilbur— - — ^ A v th u r -Nor-thwood, Paator | brew School under the direction- of —888 Westminster Ave.. HlliBlda, N. NURSF. A SAVING HARIT the principal, Boas Llchtman, SW- Objections, if any, should. be made SHOP AT >■9:80 a.-m. Graded School and Men’s Bible Class. v. This rule must be strictly observed Immediately in writing to the- State Do* New Glasses' June 1 —Day or Eve, day 4 p, m. " partment of- Alcoholic' Beverage Con '.10:48 a, m. Worship with sermon, "Deeper Aspects of Mnnwlnla’ since there are many ‘stores with _ Boys’ Breakfast Club, services and trol, ,1.08 a-Broad-SLr -Newark,- N^-J, ^ ^ Enroll now*-Earn -$g-to t 7 a~dayi Szarko’s Liquor Store 'honcBTitrations or ilght1 that create discussion, Supervised by Rabbi TSTfrfedT------Newark YTWIC.Ai SCHOOL -1317 LIBERTY AVENUE . ‘ HILLSIDE u 7:00 p. m. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor. sky glow when doors are left open Cohen, Sunday 9 a. m. Hillside Lodge, No. 1691, B. P. O. E.. .. _24* Hillside Ave., Hillside, N. J. 53 W ashington St. MA. 8-7941 C ' WAw3' t 8®®;f" rr Frec ,n,clt deUTerT ~ Open 12 noon s'undaj and thus-violate the regulations, During this Saturday morning May 27-June 8 - - - - 10508 BEER.‘ - - COOLERS FOR HTOw THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943

Richkus,. 8b. ^ Oalendrello, rf. The three games played between Feins, cf. • F eins, cf. the Essex and Hudson rivals thus Avenger* Overcome Horvath, ss. Fortunato, 2b. far have been old-fashioned New Fortunate, 2b. Barnett, p. ark-Jersey City battles with New Lead To Win, 10*3 Sulkowski, p. Hillside Leads County Loop ark winning twice by scores Of 2-0, The Avengers, sixth grade team o i Callendrello but only after the Jerseys had loaded Hillside Avenue School, scored a Barnett, p. *. the bases in the ninth, and losing Berta; tf. . decisive. victory Saturday Local Entry Remains one game, 3-1. a t Bristol-Myers Field over .T o ta ls Frank Hiller, th e collegiate sen Flashes, of St. Catherine’s Comet Batters In Slump, sation from Irvington, will, un- by. a score of 10-3. Only Unbeaten Nine Taylor, cf. 0 - R. H. E;. .2 W games for the Bears. Last Sunday with two runs in the second inning; Oldfield, rf. m o A1 Issler Registers Nine Loses Two More Clarke, 3b.. l 1 0 1 6 Hiller posted the first Newark shut the Avengers came back in their W hite, if. ■ 0 fourth, Edward Foote, Bound Brook. Bow To Rahway, Aipl Ludlow, lb, - o o - oJ 0 0 out of the season and the first oi half of the third" to tie- the count His Second Triumph Distance, 44 feet 8tfc inches., Vreeland, of. - o 1 u Charniga, lb. . i *•- - i his pro career when he limited Jer M urphy, ss; ' -Q- and forged ahead w ith another* fun Standing of Teams when th e going was, toughest' A1 Edison, Top Westfield MacCloskey, c. -0-- 1 V Oe 0 : o sey City to three hits And -struck in the: fourth. They scored two 'S iller, ss. . - 0 ’ 0 Cook, p, 1 g s a W. ' L, P( pitched his best 1 - .. put nine batters. more in the. fifth and in the sixth’ POSTPONED ■ .,-n , : Q...H i 0 0 Hillside 2-0- l.ot Each team scored a ru n ..liHth*. ^ - . Jersey W eil Represented they really sewed 4t up with a five Richkus, 3b. MatooSh, -j&*&*s* & Totals W s ;2 Elizabeth A. A. 1. 1 ^.51 first inning and i t looked like -it In that series the Bears had no run spree. After the first two runs, Slight, be a .nip- and tuck .ag a lr, h ip i Feins, c f. ’ French, rf, 0 6 1 Hillside 5 .....oib~ boo o—i the Flashes were able to push over Tlitlnfleia— "i— d .$( game with Nutley will be j played xChambers 0 — 0 Rahw ay 000 010 -1—2 less than six Jersey products in th e N orth Ends 1 1 .51 the home team pounced on Dona- Callendrello, rf Newark lineup, which is undoubtedly ohly one more in the final inning starting a t 5 p. m. today a t the Horvath, ss. Berse, r f . , 0 5 o . Two-base h it—Szarko. Double- Bfthway 1 v 1 » leski in th e lourth. Hillside's bat a repord for pro baseball. Mike off the slants of Bobby Lilien. ters got three hits, one a double by Irvington High School Field. Fortunate, 2b. Brown, 2b. 0. 1 play—Murphy, Kollingshead' . and Westfield 1 1 .61 Charniga. Struck out—by Garbark, who was Hiller’s battery ■ A return .game will be played woe Dili, a n d two passes to dent the _ Barnett, next Monday morning on St: Oath* Linden .'I 1 .51 Totals - - 2 - - 3 3 1. Umpire—Glos. mate, Is Byproduct of E ast Orange, platter four times. Dill, incidentally, If Hillside High School’s Comets Totals his brothers Art and Bob played ‘at erine’s Field. was .JUiLsiae’s leading j L St. Benedict’s Prep. At the conclusion of the second three safeties.. Joe. Lesl^ had the Hillside j 100 010 0—2 Hfflsme TOO 110 1-3 Tournament, scheduled to The veteran Jpe Dwyer oi urange week of pray in" the Union Oounty same iiumbeT for Elizabeth. Bote open with a twilight game with’ Two base Mt—Dill, Double pla y s1 .Westfield 002 000 0—2 was in the outfield with no less than League Sunday, Hillside remained teams were a litWe -wohbiy -in—the hlntlfiy last evening If weather per- —Barnett, Jasinski a n d Bill; K ee n Two-base hits—MacCloskey. Three Bears Keturn For the Wiy one of the H8S! UliUTUB iraB&edr they^H* have-to- get back to* three Jersey boys in the infield: H5137"* ‘TfonP"'' errors an, V n s h o lfid Beilew. Bases "ojr base ^Tkmblir Dorr-8avage of Nutley a t sh ort, Joe without a defeat and as a result arid Elizabeth three. - their early season form instead oi balls—Off Szarko, 1; off Kugelmann, plays—H O rvate/JasC T tops the :iist w ith .tw o victories! The score of bail they have been 3; off Barnett, 3; off Lesniak, 4. Holiday Doubles BuzasriTOrirmffriOT^^ kus. Bases on balls—off Bull; 4; South Ambdy, a t second base. Hillside remained unbeaten by d%r Elizabeth A. A. 1 recently against Union Struck out—by Szarko, 3; by‘Kugel- off Sulkowski, 1 ; off Barnett, 1. oislveiy trouncing are_®isssbear^A7 mahn, 3; by Lesniak, 6.~ Hits—off The Newark Bears will .return Dwyer, inoidentily, had the big- Struck out^-by Bull, 4; by Sulkow home Saturday for a six-day stay A. 8-2, for a perfect homecoming W. Ju s’ki, 2b i Szarko, 1 in -2;‘Off Klugeimann, 5 in gest - day of his life before home ski, 4T hFB afnettV T n ^ r ®sarko, 27 a t Ruppert Stadium which will in- town- TaSs""I!rTast,'Sunda3rs'double^ a t the Morris A venue. field. The O. Jus’ski,: rf. ■ .-P-- 0 .... ; it 21-3; off Barnett, 0 in 22-3. Losing Hits—off Sulkowski, 3 in 4; off Bar ■victory served as a fitting greeting Rankin, ss. 1 1 l pitcher—Kugelman. Umpire—Sos- Decoration Day when two double- header a t Jersey. City. He had five 1 nett, 0 in 1; off Szarko, 0 in 2. header w ith Jersey City. The to. Mayor George W. Herlioh and Leboff, ss. now. hits and. walked three times in eight = 3 E Winning pitcher—Szarko. champions a n d the Little G iants will: Raymond B. King, of the Board' at i 2- — ov-g chances. TSeLuca, c:— 7~ Hillside Hillside meet Saturday afternoon at 3 jqSnn»:t.lnn,_who m ade lip tbe bat 0 Thomas Jefferson ofEpabeth last Following the holiday, fchp Bears Leskj, cL 3 S i o^riock-and-^tgain-on Sundays and tery as the first ball was pitched. ■ i ^ Wright, If. - /. i Decoration D^y-whett--twa-duble^ Will, start twilight games at 7 As an Interesting sidelight to the Seiple, lh. -^0— i 0 £ t th e hands of Rahway, 3-1. They headers will- be played in as many o'clock. 'Syracuse "will, be. tlie at- situation, A1 Issler, who hurled the U .S.W AR BONDS Kershaw, 3b. 0 ' 0 __ JL I arely nosed out Woutfield. M onday. days. The twin-bills will start at traction Tuesday. Wednesday and previous week’s game against Gar- SP Until they went into the slump' JDonaleski/p. 0 0 Richkus, 3b. 1:46. Thursday at Ruppert Stadium. wood, became the first hurler in the JHorkay, p t _^ 0 0 0 t loop to’post two triumphs, ,Al per- _ i ~IiTtogtofi/;4-2/'BdSck: w S A r f e e JfitSj ifhe sam e num ber Xa7ueus a as his team m ates collected, Hillside 111 I - R. -H. than their home: county rivals. Engesser, 3b. 3 2 Lose B atting Eyes .DeDominick, 2b. 0,. 1 /M While they, have been, committing Hillside Takes Curtis, If. 1 i o more1 errors than a good team should, Ludwig, c. 2 . .1 0 the ■ chief trouble appears to be that Dill, lb. ■’ 2 3 boys have lost tlieir batting eyes. Meet By A Hair Feins, cf. 0 In Tuesday’s game against Edison, Issler, p ,.. Q 2 the only man to filt safely was Joe Heffner Gets Three Chesney, ff. 1 0 : 0 - Dill, who got the only two h its Of I Dade, rf. .- 0. ^ o. the game. Such batters as Chesney, Jasinski, Szarko and Feins went w Firsts For Victors Blehkus, rf. -i) hitless; Even te e two runs which The American People Taking his third -first place in M arantz, ss. 0 0 2 ^ TO: were scored were not earned. th e triangular m eet among Hillside, — -Wpjthfiflid.-fl.nri. Bound Brook in the Totals 8 i 9 4 Edison scored & run to the opening—Inning—whlnh Hillalrie got back broad jump, final event of the day, '‘EHzabetn At JCr-—io r -oio~ 000=2 _ | Bill Heffner enabled Hillside High Hillside 164 011 lOx—8 'when they took their turn at bat. School’s track team to nose out] Two-base hits—DU1. Stolen-bases Edison moved ahead in tee third on The Secretary of the Treasury singles by Keenan and Mihaly which FROM: Westfield, 54- to^ 53%, a t Westfield —Engesser. DoubteTpia-ys—Marantz, la st Wednesday. Westfield! could DeDominick, Dill. Sacrifice h its—? brought in a run.. Edison scored third run in the fifth on a single have won tbe meet by placing third Issler, DeDominick. Bases bn baitetr. in this event/ but failed when Hill* off Donaleski. 6; off Horkay, 3; by Villano, but Dill helped get that side took the first and** third spots off Issler, 3. Struck out—by Dona one back when his double sent A report on the most tremendous financing and Bound Brook placed, second. leski, 5; by Horkay, 6; by Issler, 7.1 Jasinski. home. . But that .was the end of .the scoring for b o th ‘sides. J J f The sufiimaries: Umpire—Solomon. task in history - - - the Second War Loan A Close One 100-yard dash—Won by William Continuing to meet stiff ..opposi Heffner, Hillside; second, Jo h n Pol tion from Union County opponents, lack, Westfield; third, 'Jjaddy Lasik; Saybrook Pupil Win* the. Comets Monday nosed out West- Bound Brook; fourth, Vincent field, 3-2, by scoring the- deciding Creedon, Westfield. Time, :10.4. In Marbles Tourney in the seventh and final inning. 220-yard dash—-Won'^hy' Heffner Even then Westfield .threatened, but Who got* the credit? ^ Hillside; second, Pollack, Westfield; Hillside’s marbles • tournament, double play by the locals efit P IJR IN G the-tfiree week* between- April °r. . third, Lasik, Bound1 Brook; fourth, conducted—through the various off a possible rally. 12 and May 1, the American people tackled The credit for die 2nd War Loan goes to L, Greedon, Westfield. Time, :24.4. schools by the Hillside Recreation W estfield scored its two ru n s in the biggest job of financing in the history Board, was won Friday by Fred tee third on liits by-Vreeland and the people. 440-yard run—Won | by Douglas Compher, of Saybrook School. Louis of the world. ■ Parizeau, Westfield}, second, Gordon MacCloskey to take the lead. The It goes to the ohildren who put dimes and Raccuglia was second and Angelo Hillers got one of them ’ bank in ’ Hamilton, Westfield; third, Recchla, Fortunate third. They were selected In these three weeks it was proposed to quarters into war stamps. To everyone who —“Bound Biook^ -^founthr-Thomas Car rftproannt. Hillside In hhe cniiphy the fourth and tied the count in raise the sum of 13 billion dollars, or more j daci, Hillside. Time, ;55.5. the^ flfthr . Saeoessiye triples by Dill bought a bond. T o thousands of patriotie tournament. Both Raccuglia and than half M ' much as was raised1 by -five' I. OBO-yard ru n ~ W o n by W alter and Szarko decided the game for banking people.- T o advertising people-who. For tunato are from Calvin Coolidge Hillside;------L Dannheim, Hillside; second, Prank School. - drives in the first world war. donated their creative talents. To patriotie \ Aleksgiir Bound Brook; • third-, -Wil- Sulkowski, who started for- Hill--] merohants and companies who paid the "Winners in the glrlS*~fllvisioir w era side, naa terberrelleved by Szarko. - It was obvious that the task was hopeless L liam Johnson* Hillside;—-fourth, bill for war bond messages. To radio sta* Valerie Wilkenson and Audrey Rahway Nips Comets unless the people of the nation were tdes- ■ | Harold Richardson, Westfield. Time, Geyer, who were also named for tioni, newspapers, movies, outdoor adver Another setback on r last-inning perately in earnest about the war. And it 2,00.4. ' the-eonfity tourney. tising companies, an d . publications. One-mile ruh—Won hy Cardaci, rally by th e opposition was. handed1 was equally obvious that here was, so to,.' Edward Levine was runner*Up to Hillside High School’s Com ets when Hillside; second, Henry Yordon, Oompher at Saybrook^. Winners at speak, a thermometer by which the fervor But ohiefly, perhaps, to those who turned Westfield; third; John Hazlinger, they., were upset last Wednesday, by the other schools' were: George Rahway, 2-1. I t was th e second of the people oould be measured with voluntary bond salesmen— a loyal legion Bound Brook; fourth, Anthony Gan- Naturallyrit was your money that bought Washington, James Capenegro and successive defeat by Union County reasonable accuraoy. of patriots. none, Bound! Brook. Time, 4.47. Don Peprlm utter; Hillside Avenue, the bonds in die two groups above — for 120-high hurdles—Won' by Van nines, .following right on th e heels Lynn Gordon and Morton Goldberg; of the Jefferson victory, a n exper** Snevily, Westfield; second, Marsden This is why we believe you, as .an Amer you are the people who put your money in Hurden=Looker, Karl Stroschein and ience which. Hillside, la st year’s Miller, Hillside; third, Jam es Nolan, ican citizen, can take pride in this rep.ort. banks and invest in insuranoe. Richard Mattingly. County . champions, lias not Westfield; fourth, Forbes Meston, F o r it was w ritten solely by you, the people. B ut how about what might be oalled your Bovpid Brook. Time, 17.5. These four finalists' will represent had in several seasons. Hillaida Saturday - At—Warlnanco As in the Jefferson game.-Hilk “persona!" money. , - ^(20-low hurdies—Won by Snevily, Park. side went- into the lead in the sec- The result, in dollars Westfield; second, R aym ond Salm, ond inning on a single by Charlie That is a very important question, for it Westfield; th ird / Miller, 'Hillside; Activities at the Recreation Gen- -O ur- goal-was U bilHon dollars. Actually,- is vital that Americans, as individuals, buy fourth, Meston, Bound Brook. Time, ter are reaching their , final stage Richkus. A long fiy by Lou- Sis to of Rahway tied the score in the the American people subscribed 18 billion, W a r Bonds with all they can spare. 12716. with , all classes in handcraft com fifth, in the seventh and final 500 million dollars. Broad jump—Wen by Heffner,. pleted, and, the- various Girl Scout O u r goal, here, was 2% billion dollars. Hillside; second, Lasik, Bound groups and 4-H cliffi closing their ipning Sisto again came through 10 out of «v«ry 1,000 men ond womon In fho U S. were with a single to center w hich scored1 This was 90% as much as was raised in T h e chart below tells the story: Brook; third, Johnson, Hillside; program s'next week. Bonnor with the w inning tally. all five drives of the first-world war com VOLUNTARY BOND SALESMEN fourth, Pollack, Westfield. Distance, Red Cross activities at the Cen Hillside was outhit, 0-7, an d th e bats 18 feet, 8% inches. ter will be continued all tsummer. bined. 6f some of the Hillers’ heaviest hit 1. puring the 2nd Wor Loon Drlvt ■ -1 ‘ ■— High jump—Tie between Ward as will the activities of the Photo ters were effectively silenced. It was, I think, as much a victory for Totten, Hillside and Johnson, Hill graphy Club. The playground is now Amerioa and the free Amerioan democracy side; third1, tie between Meston, being used during the noon period B arn ett pitched : a .good, steady What lie* ahead? for high school students, and from game against Rahway’s Cook, bul; as any military, triumph. Bound Brook, and Thomas Jenkins, his team mates committed four Westfield. Height, 5 feet, 3 inches. 3 to 5:30 in the afternoon. Yes, America’s reoord is good. But we can* errors. Where did the money come from? Pole vault—Tie between Carter The score: not become oomplaoent—Tor our biggest Class, Westfield, and George Roman, Edison You will be interested In where this 18% financing job lies ahead. Bound Brook; third, Totten, Hill Member Of Champ H. side; fourth, Bemie Goehrlngr Hill- ' R, b illion dollars came from — for every dol* Keenan; ^b. 1; l In the first 4 months of this year, we side. Height, 8 feet, 6 inches. Bowling Combine Riihaly, 2b. l 1 la r divested in War Bonds is more than a raised 25 billion dollars, During the bal* ' •. Discus—Won by ' W illiam Nebo. "Anton Pavtos of Hillside was a mem Slifko,. If. 1 l purchase; it is a demonstration of faith. ance of this year We must raise 45 billion Bound Brook; second, Albert Rayner, ber of the Apparatus Shop team of Kunka, ss. * - 3 ^ - 2 dollars mors. Hillside; third, Roman, Bound the Western Electric Kearny Works Villano, c. 0 1 The chart below shows the portion of the ; Brook; fourth, Jenkins, Westfield. Whieh won the plant bowling cham Bellew,, lb. 0 18% billion that oame from commercial The war is costing us 100 billion'dollars ^Distance, 105 feet, 2% inches, pionship at. the annual roll-off at Nolan, cf. 0 0 banks. They were eager to buy more, but this year. Part of this will oome from taxes, p Javelin—W on by Salm, Westfield; the Newark Recreational Alleys, it O’Brien, rf. b 0 secohd, Thom as Mullen, Westfield; were limited to set amounts: and the balance must oome from War was announced this week. The win Lesniak, p. 1 50 million bondholder* i third, Nebp, Bound Brook; fourth, Loans. ning'team had a total of 2,828 pins. T o review your reoord to date, almost half ISnevily, Westfield. Distance, 146 Totals | 3 6 You, as an Amerioan, can take pride in fleet,. Hillside o u r entire population own at least one bond |—^iot'ipat^W on by“Rayner. . jft. 1 ...“HT" ' -including infants, children, the lame, the what you have done. You have shown-the [ side; second, Irving' Apgar, Bound WE DO PRINTING Chssney, if. m '0 h alt and the blind. __ A ril that Americans on die home front, | Brook; third, Balm, Westfield; Kugelmann, 0 _ .0__ like American! ,n the battle front, will da Or, to look at it m terms of those best all that is required of them — and more. able to buy bonds, see the chart below: But our need is great, Dig. as deeply as you possibly can and invest it in War Bonds now — either through the Payroll Savings Plan or through speoial purchases. What PRINTING Don’t wait for “drives.”------i i i l i We must win-this war with bayonets — 0*0.190 Apr IS4S and with dollars. We who stay home ia safety must provide the dollars — all that will you need this Insurance Companies and other Corpora ore needed. It is the very least we ean do. tions know that there is no sounder invest % We print letterheads, envelopes, circulars, folders, invitations, announce ment than a U. S. Bond. The chart (top of Of all )Im p»opU •arnlnfl money next column) shows their purchases: ments, mailing pieces, booklets, pamphlets, annual reports. - HAVE BOUGHT BONDS

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* - * * * W W W W—*—w w 3T- IL . ItT -f _ lr Page Two THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943 ||Wother-Daughter Sgt. Guatave Kern §inai-Pageant In . "Social Items- Officers Installed Married In Kansas The groom, who Is the se n of Mr. Honor Of; Mothers and Mrs. Dus have k e rn of Hillside, Officers of the M other-D aughter is a graduate of Hillside High Sohopl . A M others' Day m eeting was heiq* ""Club of th e : Hillside Avejme School, by .the Ladies Auxiliary of Sinai iB y SALLY McGHLL and until hls enlistment in the H. A. were installed last T h u rs 5.’ Air Force lh 1941 was eRlployed'By Congregation Monday evening. Mrs. day afternoon by Mrs. William Z up- SEAMAN JOHN LAPP 3rd nue, Sunday* evening.. General Motors of Linden. Morris, sltvef, pfesldefitrgreeted the -^peUei prooideptr-et tho -P -T . .A,.. T he The young couple are ‘making their members * and guests and an ap- ,new officers ase; President, Mrs. at. W antaugh, L. L past presidents’ dinner, at the Lynn propriate pageant was presented by Matthew Schirm and' Mary A nn; MR; AND. MRS. CHARLES SM ITH Restaurant • in Elmora on Monuay City, Kan. Mrs. unez^r Gonert, a5SL5ted”By MI'S. vice presidentpM'rs. John Boyes and •of 1211 Salem avenue, had as their evening:v Rose Lampe, Elizabeth I. Alexander. Those taking part in ’Eleanor; recording secretary, Mrs. guests for dinner o n. Wednesday Philhower, Evelyn Carey, Eiizaoetn Uie pageaht were R u th King, Mrs. Elmer Loew and Jean; treasurer, evening Seaman Russell Rae and Wilken, Libby O'Neill, Lenore m c- Mother-Daughter Paul, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Mrs. George Lachenauer and Jo a n ; Seaman William .Scott, of. Liverpool, Guihess and M argaret Lectlprd: .Ail Neu$s, M rs. Hecht, M rs. Braunstein, corresponding secretary' Mrs. Fred England, who are. stationed' a t As- members are urged to come out and Election Is Held Mrs. Gabriel, Mrs. Sussm an, Mrs. Blickle a n d Dorothy. bury Park. This week-end Mr. ahd parade on Sunday,. Memorial Day. Mollow, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Arch and, Mrs. Schirm announced the. fol Mrs.. Sm ith Will have as their guest Th’ey should meet a t the. high school Officers were elected lasts week Mrs. Friedm an. Hostesses were Mrs. lowing committee chairmen who George S e o ttr’klso o f Liverpool. at 1, o’clock and wear a uniform if by the M other-Daughter Olub Fogei; M i’s. Feldman, Mrs. Harris ^will serve next year: Hostess, MI’S:. MRS. HORACE* TICHE^OR, of possible. T hacbunty convention will of Saybrook School. They are and Mrs. Q uttman. William Gravenhorst and Florence- Salem avenue, had* as guests oh Sun be-held on Saturday-June—12 and- Mrs. A. Sanborn and Barbara, nreal- Sale of war stamps was conducted Lillie; music, Mrs. H. S. Saxe and day her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid the state convention in Newark in dent; Mrs. E. Sharpless, Maureen by Mrs. D an Diamond, The aux-"' Cynthia; entertainment, Mrs. D avid ney .Lunds brum, • Sr., of Staten August. ' • and Gracelee, vloe - president; Mrs. liary will hold a straw berry festi- Kirsch and! Ina an d Mrs, George island, N. Y.; Mrs. Sidney Lund- A. M arsh and Doris, secretary; Mrs. al Monday evening June 7 at the. E. L. Williams a n d Jeannette, treas- tnagogue. The annual donors Abraham Cantor arid Alice; m em - Charles Fischer and daughter Char innounce'Engagement iincheoiT. will be h eld th e latter bership, Mfs. Fred Singe and lotte, *td E liz a b e t h .. Committee chairmen named are pail, oi June. Marilyn. .TOfiEIPH VASILAUSKAS, of Fort Of Marjorie Gegenheimer Mrs. J. ‘Seliick, ways .a n d -means; A history of the club,, now In Its Mrs. Rav Puller, membership; Mrs ^DuPcmL Debt was home to spend Mi&&- Helen McCrady^s thirteenth year, was* read by Mrs. the Week-end* with his parents, Mr. of 1423 Bond street, and Spring B, Blazier. publicity; Mrs. L. Totten, Gravenhorst.1 Pins were presented and tMrs. Joseph Vasiiauskas, of Lake, have announced the engage program. Engagement Announced by Miss Sue E. Savage, principal, to Robert street. . ment of their daughter, Miss Mar Mrs, Frank Eleder, p ast,president the retiring president, Mrs. W illiam Ettt.t^ tde COURT. Order of jorie Gegenhelmer, to Pvt. Louis of the P.-T. A., installed the new Mr. ah d Mrs. George MeCrady of A Cunningham, and two girls who T ha_arm y pfwt RhajW>1 a t flArig. officers Games were played and re- 208 Long avenue have announced Amaranth; will hold a card party Long, U. S. A,, form erly ol Union. thaJengagemfitH-. nf ri^ighter are graduating this year,. Jacqueline bn Wednesday June 2 at the hoihe Miss Gegenhelmer is a graduate City Air Base, Kansas, was the Scene freshm ents served. ' . - • Helen- to George Ratcliffe, seaman Wenz_and Lois Gordon. of Mrs.. Nellie Miller, of 232 Crann of-Hillside High Sphool and! Upsala of a simple wedding a t 8 o'clock 'A graduation party followed1 the second elate, son o f Mr. and Mrs. street, a t 8 p: m; T3fi-Jime-10-Mrs. College. She is a member of Alpha Saturday afternoon, April 10,-when Announce Betrothal.....— .... By Bureau sf Public Relatione. U. S. War Dept, Wajh., D. 0. meeting at.. .which-, club songs were Ur-ieda Walters', of . 69 .Williamson George Neale of Irvington. B oth; Phi D elta sorority a n d is now teach- Wise Maria T^wriSt,- of Turbavma. The Women’s Army Auxiiliry'Gorps observed its first anniversary sung and refreshments served- -by- avenue will be hostess to—the- fng-in Tuckertoh 'High SchooL - FVtr Of Brother. Sister were graduated from Hillside High -ihe sixth grade girls imder the-direc^. Sunday, May 16. WAAC enrollment haa reached tho 60.000 mark, SchooL— Mr,- isl at-~-the Prtendijr'Circler— -----———— Long is stationed in Arizona...... - h r and Bgt. Qustave Donald Miss Helen Nlejako and John I. tion of the hostesses, Mrs. Loew mnra tJmn Atia.tlilrd nf the gntbnriaM strength of 150.000, which it la Great Lakes Naval T raining Station. PVT. HERBERT JACOBI flew in Kern, of Hillside, were m arried by Niejako, children of Mrs. Helen and Jean. from San Francisco on Tuesday to Lt Herbert W. Oorey. poet ohap- hoped will be reached by July 1. WAAO forces are installed at Allied -~~..Anhvitles. jif _the club for the sea- Nlejako, of 1035 Thomas street, and spend^-a-furlouaJi- with his father, laln. The ring ceremony was used. Headquarters in North Africa and in over lOO Army camps, posts and son will terminate with a luncheon the late BezfjamlnNlejako, are en- George Jacobi, of North Broad The bridal couple was .attended by gaged, 'the former to Peter J. Dock stations In this country. Bequests for WAAC’s for non-combatant for members of the executive board street. He has. been stationed Vital Statistics :iss Vera Ohapln of Kinsley, K an ery Jr. of Newark and 'the latter to lobs from-’68mmaitfeg-GeaaraIa...ib-Dverseaii nnita total is.810: re given by Mrs. Cunningham a t B am in the ; Hawaiian Islands, for the sas, who wore a powder blue dress berger’s June 2 a t " i p . mi; Miss Margarette. Pash of Kearny. past sixteen months.' . with a corsage of pink roees,’ and Miss Pash is the daughter of Mr. quests from commanding officers of Army units in this country total ~ p v t h e n r y F r e d e r ic k s , who B irths S/Sgt. Clyde Polen, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Peter Pash, of 32 Jchfl 500)000 (876,000'from the Air Force alone)■■ is stationed with the TUnlted“ States Daughter, Arlene . Martha Thiel,’ Pa. The bride was -given in mar Hay aVSnue, Kearny. Her fiance Is The WAAC is open to all women from 21 to 44 inclusive, who Woman’s Club Will Army in Baltimore, Md., will spend to Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Thiel, f1494 riage by T/Sgt. Oari Babcock, • of a graduate of Central High School; have, two years high school education o r the equivalent, who a re Observe Birthday the'' week-end holiday with Mrs. Highland avenue. Indiana. ‘ They wiA be married June 12 at 5 Fredericks at their North .Broad, The” brlde was lovely In a white' physically fit and mentally alert, who have no children nnder 14 o r Daughter,; Betty Ann Sopko, to Mr. p. m. in St. Leo.'s .Church, Irvington. The W oman’s Club of Hillside OT,, street residence. flannel twO*plece dress with m atch Mr. Dockery Is the son of Mr. and ' other .'dependents, Above, Auxiliary M artins Cells, typist at th e celebrate its birthday Tuesday June MR. AND. MRS. ROBERT MC a nd, Mrs. Alex Sopko, 408 Forb ing accessories. Her corsage was of Public Eolations Office, at Pine Bluff Arsenal. Arkansas. street, Harrison. Mrs. Dockery of its Seymour ave 1 at 1:30 p. m. with a garden party NAMARA of'Coe-avenue, have "as purple -iris, - nue,; Newark. Hls fiance; Is a grad -and h r i d ^ r instead of the- usual*' their guests Mr.- McNamara’s sister; Daughter; Tilaxine Mina Vein- Mrs. Norman Abbey, of .the Dodge uate of Central High School. luncheon, at the home and garden Mrs- George Ohkinson, of Indiana. traub, to Mr. and Mrs. Jacques City Baptist ehurch, played - the Bachelor’s Degree Wan Girl Sfouts Hike To of Mrs. Howard J. Bloy, of 237 Wind* MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH GEHR- Veintraub, 1555 Maple avenue. chapel, piano during the cefemony sor way. LEIN, of Virginia street, have had* Daughter, Rose Marie Fedorczyk, and accompanied Miss Marian Junior Ir Oman’s Board B y Marion M cH arg ■ South Mountain Reservation Dn the committee of arrangements as their guests* for th e week to Mr.- and Mrs. Alex Fedorczyk, Daniel who sang, “I Love You BETHANY, W. Va.—Miss Marion Girl Scout Troop 39 enjoyed a Precious Above are Mrs. Bloy, Mrs. Alfred Harding, Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es Foley, of New Plans For Installation 29ffi Baker street. — Truly.” The groom and the soldiers MoHarg, daughter- !!! Mr. and -Mrs. hike tffl.. Saturday j j p ® - S o u th Mrs. E rnest Hauck, Mrs. Fred1 S in-1 Bedford, Mass. Sunday Mrs. Gehr- Daughter, Patricia Ferrigno, to Mr. of the wedding party are members ■.Plans for the Installation of ofti- Mountain Reservation . under I the All Other Gift zinger, an d Mrs. R obert £ . Bloy, Sr7 lein entertainecTST a family~diimer ,nd Mrs. Patsy refHgilo, 397~~H£cr^ of—th e —1088th—'PET—sjnadfcen,—re— cers of the Junior W oman's Club Jam es R. MoHarg, of Hillside, re* direction of their leader, Mrs. Jo se p h Remembrances in honor of her. birthday and that rard avenue. cently arrived at the Ddfge City were made at a meeting of the ceived her 'baccalaureate degree irom G. Seheu. Girls taxing T arI were" of her son Joseph Jr., of Kenilworth. Daughter, Marcella Frances Galfy, Air Held. executive board Monday everting at B ethany College, Bethany, West Vir Helen ' cioeddert, Dorothy Moslar That means diamonds in Miss Zilahy To Graduate P. F. 0. JOHN LEWINSKI, son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galfy, 1415 T he bride, who is th e da u g h te tile home of Miss Enid Alexander, ginia, or. Sunday May 23, Margie Seheu and Della Weasels. the language of any wo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewinski, of Boa place. of Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Lowder of .of 118 Prances place. Arrangements Caryl Streblnger an d Elaine V ir From Kindergarten School Miss MoHarg was graduated from man’s heart. From that day Robert street, Was home from Fort Son, Robert Joseph Kreshok, to Turbevllle, S. C.. is a graduate of were also, made to hold a- motion tue were guests. .. Miss Vilma Zilahy, daughter of Monroe, Va, to spend-the week-end M!r. and Mrs. Joseph Kreshok, 269 Turbeville High School and at picture benefit In the near future, Hillside Sigh School w ith the class, The troop meets every Friday eve when a solitaire thrilled Mrs. Alexander Zilahy, of 1514 Mor with his parents. Millard avenue. tended W lnthrop College; Rock Hill, with proceeds going to the state or of 1939, where she was a member of ning a t the Recreation Center. her finger to later .years ris place, will be graduated from THE LADIES .AUXILIARY of Son, Gerald Michael Voynik, to S. * G., and up until -her marriage ganization's ambulance fund. various high school organizations, The. M ills School for Nursery, K in Hurden-Looker Post No. 50, Ameri when her. man remembers Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vo^nlk,‘ 271 including the Science Club, Debate dergarten and Primary Teachers, 66 can Legion, attended the memorial Ryan street. Saybrook Board Meeting "that gay wedding day and Fifth avenue, New Pork City, to services sponsored by the post at Olub, and S. G. A. Athletic Associa brings home a 'breath-tak Son, Alan Kenneth Charin, to Mr. With New President morrow and will receive her B ache the Sinai Congregation, Maple ave- and Mrs; Benjamin Charin, 1453 tion. She was also a member, of the ing bracelet. Unbeatable, lor of Science degree in Education Orchard, terrace. T he executive 'boaird- of Saybrook from Adelphi College on .June 2, N ational ‘Honor Society. . , values in diamonds for any 8cm, .Lewis Newkirk Stanton, Jr., ■Miss MoHarg transferred to Beth School P.-T. A. will'meet Tuesday having successfully completed the. Miss Hely Will Begin June 1 at 1:30 p. m. at the home memorable occasion are to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stanton^ 1230 any College after two years a t Sm ith four-year cooperative p rogram . of2 Training With HFA ACS. of-the new president, Mrs. W illiam now .on display in our fered by the two colleges. ' Woodruff avenue. Goilege, Northampton, Mass,; At Daughter, Joanne Ricci, to Mr. and Heffner,, of 1065 Fairvlew place. sparkling cases . . . all1 of Miss Zilahy was president o f the FORT DEVENS, Mass.'^-One of Bethany, she waff a member of the Mrs. Rocoo Ricci, 200 Boston . ave <5i ------I them a genuine investment Mills School chapter of the Associa several thousand American women Y. W. 0. AT, and sengd as. treasurer nue. tion of Childhood Education, and to enlist in the armed forces this of. the Women's Athletic Associa for,cash or beauty. : Son, Allen Ira Alper, to Mr. and Evening Meeting Of secretary bf the Senior Glass. . month, Auxiliary Clara M. Hely, has tion. She Is a member of the Zeta Mrs. Herman Alper,. 290 W illiamson arrived a t th e F ourth WAAC Train - T hu' Alpha national social sorority. O, E. S. Get-together ■ Club avenue. • ing Center to begin her four weeks Soti, Boy Spiegel, to Mr. an d Mrs. Ah evening meeting will be h e ld Gonzer Co. of basic training. August‘Spiegel, 222 Ryan street. Parents Return After by the uSt-togetlier eiub-af- SKU Dr. Samuel J. Preston Auxiliary Hely is the daughter , of side Chapter 192, O. E. F rid a y Jewelers Since 1919— — Mrs. J.- W. Hely, 1314 Liberty ave Son, Michael Jay Manheim, to Mr. Surgeon Chiropodist and Mrs. Isadore Manheim, 80* King Visiting Their. Sons - .evening May 28 at the hom? of 24 WALNUT ST. Bay-OBwi | ■— ______...... „ nue, Hillside, N. J. In Joining the Robert Walker, Woirthy p atron, of WAAC1 she- balanced the—power- of street. * ■ Mr. and MraJiV. Smith and Mr. 36 Central Ave., Newark. DaUgHteF,“EmHie Myra 25elleis, -to* 1460 Bond street. All are' u rged NEWARK, N. J. MA. 2-6113 . • the army and the navy in family af ah d Mrs. E. of "Buchanarr W o w tte oilt fo r1 s u enjoyable e Opp. Federal Bldg. Pont Office fairs, haying one brother Robert E. Mr. an d Mrs. Harold Zellers, 360 Harvard avenue. street, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Bru- nlng. • USE (ftjR LAY-AWAY PLAN i 1473 Maple Ave., Hillside Hely in'the army.' and -fjjtoo brothers, Phone W A 6-3461 Daughter; Joy6e Catherine Masons gowski, -of T tilm aa stret, have re Joseph- W. and Thom as E!* Hely in Costs rotting extra.' Make HOURS: 8:80 P. V .. 1 3:80 P. M. to Mr. and Mrs. Victor M ason, 370 turned from Port Shehango, areen- th e *navy. small convenient payments Lon# avenue, vllle, Pa., where -they visited th e ir BUY U. S. W AR BONDS until ready to take purchase. • Son, Joseph Vincent Mazares, Jr., sons, Pvt. William Smith,. Pvt. Ed to. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazares, 147 ward Kodlla and Pvt. Walter AND STAMPS OPEN WED. TO 9 P. M. Boston avenue. Brugowski. Soil, Michael Garon, to M r. and Mrs. Frank Garon, 133 Yale avenue. Soiv^-Donald’ Melville W eston, ,to„ Mr. and Mrs. James Weston, 1106 Long avenue. jim elettslh & late, Son, "Roger Ernest Simmons, to Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Simmons, 219 v f i q u a M y . Hollywood avenue. . - paughter, Luoy" Margaret C8fckfeTI7 to Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Cockrell, 92 Hillside a v en u e .______3 ___A Tongues of the victims of the The surviving occupant of the Daughter, Liane Jule Choborda, to graSe crossing accident shown oar said tin three had been con Mr. and Mrs. Paul Choborda, 400 versing, diverting the driver’s Princeton avenue. here were wagging faster than the Marriage Licenses wig-wag warning signal as-the oar mind from concentration on what

Why not travel OD which means by . . . To Eugene Schneider of 219 Boston avenue and! Irene Obuch o f 208 Sil ver avenue. CONSECUTIVE To Rudolph Trizna of 1291 Avy 207^. O mnibus or D ray-horse? street and Evelyn Homing of 530 -Harvard avenue:— To Jack Magzen of Harrison and, DIVIDEND Assembly tines Run On Esther M. Rappaport of 227 Conklin avenue. To Milton Lesnik of Bayonne and THE BOARD OP MANAGERS HA8 DECLARED Josephine M. DJstler.of 253 WUliam- R A IL R O A D Time A DIVIDEND A T TH E RA TE OF 1% PER son avenue.. To Howell L. Hamilton of 26> Vine ANNUM FOR THE-TH-REE-id O^-THS—. street and Grace Groh of i37 Fair We of Lehigh Valley are proud of the ENDING JUNE 1, 1943, PAYABLE HE Nation’8 tremendous production but In Heating the Home Good Reliable banks street. ___ . ___ drive for Victory is dependent upon a way our men and women are making these Deaths ON AND AFTER JUNE 7, TO ALL. T Giuseppiim Arcidiacona, 39, Of steady flow of deliveries to and from our deliveries which play such an important; DEPOSITORS ENTITLED THERETO UNDER Hillside. “Arsenals of Democracy part in th e Nation’s war effort. Theodore Beyer, 73, of 309 Fitz TH E BY-LAWS, patrick street. This is the vital job the Railroads are In 1942, we carried 37 million tons of ORANCE DISC Robert Alleh Smith, 12, of 1620 D tpuitm ivkoM booh h a w not boon bal- doing—hauling the raw materials to war freight an average distance of 198 miles, and Crescent avenife. . ■ onetd recently art re^tuiUd to prtitnt thtm Theresa Felix, 78, 129 Clark stret. production centers, moving the finished ' 1,636,530 passengers an average distance Anthratite at t/tt iani for tht addition of inUrist. Alto, M ary E. Bumen, 61, of 304 Ryan munitions and'fighting tools, and keeping of 120 miles. This record was made pos street. L ; pliastgiwni/dcilfanfobaneetfadek-ett, Still Dots the Best Job for R uth Lundquist Crosson, 56, of 254 millions of other men and women busy in sible only by the lpyal and patriotic work of Clark street. their essential tasks on th e production line. everyman and woman in the Lehigh Valley : W alenty Szymanski, 73, of 410 And as part of this g rea t effort, th e organization—aided by our shippers rad the Least Money Rutgers avenue. ^HOWARD Milton C.. Sherwood, Sr., 7^ of Railroads are transporting approximately receivers of freight, and the 1 DMribvfMtfcr 152 Fairbanks street. SAVINGS INSTITUTION 2,000,000 uniformed men p er month. ing cooperation of the traveling William Albert RUCki, 68, ol Chartered r8jT C lark street." '— DANIEL LEEDS MILLER, INC. Catherine A. Scannell, 61, of 130 764-768 BROAD STREET, NEWARK Coe avenue. ( - COAL— .-----FUELOlL : COKE Rachel t Race, 66, of 1533 Morris BLOOMFIELD AVE. SPRINGFIELD AVE. L e h i g h V a a i i E Y R a i l r o a d ■place- •• ; - r i . Cor. Clifton Ave. Cor, Bergen , 1866 1TOBTH BROAD 8T. HILLSIDE, N. J. ; p Vincentind Cirrito, 11, of 518 T ill ------ONE OF AMIAICA’S RAILROADS- ALL UNITED FOE VICTOKY , I man stifeet. Tht Larged Savings Bank iti H w p h rg f -EL-84138, WA 8-1888— __ — — Eleanor-Br-Cormack^-58^-oLJi4l * * * A » - SPY' UNITEU STATES WAR SAVINGS BONDS-feGUMSlt * * * A * #'% 1 North Broad street.