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C o p y rig h t 1946, Je rs e y P a ra d e FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1946 Entered as Second Class Matter $2 YEARLY — 5c COPY VOL. I, No.9 Trade Mark Registered Post Office, Allendale, N. J. Albert New Head of Walwick Chamber of Commerce I ______» _ . —— ------— —— Valley Hospital Board and Trade Unit Formed Mother of National Flag Day Aides To Meet Nov. 21 To To Boost Borough Lauds Parade’s Sponsoring of Acting upon a suggestion of Discuss Campaign Progress the Jersey Parade a group of mer­ VariousCandidates to Victory chants gathered together Wednes­ A special meeting of the Board of Governors of the proposed day night in Wilson’s Hotel and Mrs. Laura B. Prisk, of 247 W. 103rd St., New York City, who Talley Hosiptal, district leaders, captians and solicitors will meet, organized the Waldwick Chamber is internationally known as the “Mother of the National Flag Day" T hursday night, November 21, at 8 p. m. at the Red Cross Chapter of the timed States, is complimenting the Jersey Parade for spon­ o f Commerce. Former Judge soring political candidates to victory. She writes as follows: House, 74 Godwin Ave., Ridgewood. John Carlin, who is now Boro The officials and their assis ^ Attorney of Walwick and M. Mar­ 7 7 .7 1 7 -77 * Editor, Jersey Parade: Permit tants will discuss the progress tin Turpanjian, editor of Jersey Gilio Accordion me to extend to you my coagra^ made so far concerning the pro­ Parade addressed the gathering. tulations for inaugurating the posed Valley Hospital fund-rais­ Councilman Herbert D. Albert was Band Concert Jersey Parade as a publication of elected president by five mem­ ing campaign during the month news significance in the Garden of November. bers of the board of directors. Nov. 19th and 20th Stanley Fisher is the chairman M. Martin Turpanjian, John Wil­ State. The Jersey Parade is dif­ of the drive in Allendale and a son, Peter Klump, Vincent Russo Tired of politic:.'^peeci atom ferent than many and the classes. new chairman for Waldwick will and HiD. Albert. bomb talks, feed n-oblerru ike It is gay and newsy and you de­ be designated this week, it was Wilson and Russo were elected an evening off and relax to tne serve the greatest plaudits in your antounced last night. Everyy resi­ vice-presidents, Klump was named mellow strains of the Gilio Ac­ wisdom for sponsoring political dent in Waldwick, Allendale, Mid­ treasurer and Turpanjian was cordion Band. Don’t miss ;their candidates to victory. land Park, Ho-Ho-Kus, Saddle elected secretary. The new Cham­ concert to be given the nights Manic other newspapers made River Borough, Ramsey, Mahwah, ber of Commerce will hold its of November 19th & 20th, at predictions but they were not so Wyckoff and Ridgewood • and luncheon meeting next Wednes­ Washington School Auditorium, accurate when the results of the other adjacent municipalities is day at 1 o’clock in Wilson Ho­ Ridge Road, Lyndhurst. Al-accor- general election day were made ■urgently requested to contribute tel. dion music in the modern manner public but your publication came to this worthy cause. Joseph Borelli, Jr. served as is featured by this band, and out with the forecast and made the acting secretary and Mrs. the program is highly diversified the bold declaration weeks ahead Murko was designated as chair­ combining both popular and of time that certain candidates ALLENDALE man of membership committee. classical music . . . every musical were destined to becrowned with The Jersey Parade was designated taste will be satisfied. Listen to positive success and positive vic­ NOTES as the official publication of the the theme song of the evening tory and your predictions ma­ Under the auspices of the WSC new trade board. “Greetings to Lyndhurst” written terialized most effectively.” a goodwill luncheon will take place A campaign will soon be in­ as a tribute to he own of Lynd­ Thursday noon, Nov. 21 at Has- augurated to advertise Waldrick hurst. Proceeds of these concerts brouck Heights. H. D. ALBERT as a community of homes and go into the town Scholarship Camera Contest At /■ efforts will be made to encourage Fund to help the talented young Mrs. Charles Canagh of Myrtle the residents to patronize local sudent secure proper equipment Crafts & Science Show Avenue is recovering from an at­ WALDWICK merchants. Judge Carlin was ap­ and musical training. Treat your­ tack of grippe. pointed as official legal adviser self to an enjoyable evening and A “Hobby Camera Contest,, featuring photographic merchan­ Mrs. Charles R. Vollaro, music NOTES to the Waldwick Chamber of Com­ help a worthy. cause at the same merce. time. Nicholas j. Gilio is director dise awards valued at more than chairman of the- Woman’s Club of of the school. $500 is one of the many attrac­ Allendale, announced that mem­ The Waldwick Girl Scouts meet MAYOR REILLY’S MESSAGE tions planned for Metropolitan bers of the club are invited to a every Thursday afternoon at the Mayor John J. Reilly, of Wald­ camera fans in connection with musical to be given by the Met­ public school. wick, has issued the following GOING PLACES the National Crafts asd Science ropolitan Opera Guild at the St. Luke’s football team will message to the merchants of WITH MARTIN Show, at Madison Square Garden ffidgewood High School Chapel play with Good Council team in the Borough of Waldwick Exposition Hall, November 17th next Monday afternoon. At this Newark Stadium, Sunday. through the Jersey Parade. Spilling Brothers, builders and through November 24th. time one of the Metropolitan stars “I am exceedingly happy to The Waldrick Reformed Church contractors, 5026-5028 Hillside Prizes will be awarded for the "ill give' a number of renditions note that theWaidwickChamber Ave., Allendale, telephone Allen­ best photographs of both exhi­ The dub recently subscribed to minstrel show will be staged Fri­ of Commerce has been organ­ day night, Nov. 22 at the public dale 1-4066 J. specialize i\ kit­ bits, demonstrations, "scenes’'’ tbe Opera Guild and this will give ized. I think such an organi­ chen cabinets. For excellent work­ and special events at the Nation­ the members an opportunity to school at 7:35 o’clock. zation is essential to real pro­ manship and most reasonable The wedding of Miss Catherine al Crafts and Science Show as ton about this project. gress in any forward-looking prices contact this honorable firm. well as for interesting shots of Ardoyne, daughter of Mrs. Rose community. I am firmly con­ Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Garadedian HAROLD’S, 153 - 155 activities taken anywhere. Con­ Ardoyne and the late John E. vinced that such an organi­ Paterson Street, Paterson, Tele­ and family are planning to move Ardoyne, of 125 Waldrick Ave. test rules may be obtained at zation will, be instrumental not phone SHerwood 2-4619, is pat­ local camera stores, while they on Monday from West Crescent and Joaquim F. Santos, son of only in indueng the developers Avenue to their newly purchased ronized by people from all parts last,and also at the show until Mrs. Rose Santos and the late to take hold of the undeveloped of Northwest Bergen County. deadline time—-7:30 P.M., Friday aome in Saddle River, on the West Joaquim Santos, of the Bronx, areas within our municipality die River Road. Mr. and Mrs. Whenever anyone is in need of November 22. was solemnized Saturday morning but will also serve as an in­ the commodities this highly hon­ Sutherland, who purchasedthe at 10 o’clock in St. Luke’s R.C. centive to induce industries to Other photographic features of Property this past year, from the orable establishment handles be­ this “all-hobby” Show include: Church, Ho-Ho-Kus. The couple settle in parts of our borough fore trying any, other place just Garadedian family and will move will reside in Brooklyn after re­ which are undesirable for home equipment exhibits by leading their home immediately. go direct to Harold’s which stands turning from their honeymoon. development, and thereby make for quality and reasonable prices Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Schoenheit- it possible for wage earners in (Continued on Page Eight) ,r °f Pine Lodge, Franklin Turn- ent. for best "materials obtainable. our community to secure em­ Harold’s is the stopping point for H. M. Myer, MONROE AVE., P&e with their house guests Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Schonheiter Jr. ployment without the necessity WYCKOFF, telephone Wyckoff, ‘nd Mrs John Hogan, of Chicago, left on a wedding trip and on their shoppers and if you have not as of travelling beyound the con­ yet had any dealings with this 4-0423. This individual is widely p and Dr. andMrs. John War- return will take up their residence fines of our Borough lines. You known as an obliging gentleman Jea of Ithaca, N. Y.,attended the in Paramus. firm we advise you that you pur­ may rest assured that anything chase woolens, rayons, yard goods and a doer of things. He is an ex­ podding oftheir son Herman K. that I can possibly do to stim­ pert in building and cleaning cess­ «chonheiter Jr. on Monday after- The literature department of and remants from Harold’s just loon. ulate interest in the new Wald­ once and you will become a re­ pools. He carries a million dollar the Allendale Women’s Club will wick Chamber of Commerce or smile on his face as he does his fcs Rosalind McNeill, daughter gular patronizer. The store hours meet Friday, Nov. 22, at the resi­ assist them in their work, I am are 9 to 6, Fridays until 9 p.m. routine activities most efficiently ’‘ Mr. andMrs. Edgar McNeill, of dence of Mrs. Talbot Dunn. 221 only too willing to do so.” and effectively and at the same pa Rock became the bride of Mr. E. Allendale Ave. Maher Typewriter Service, 7 time with a most reasonable price. _^nheiter, j r„ Monday after- North Broad Street, Ridgewood, Everybody knows him in Wyckofi.’ ,°°n at a pretty home wedding Group No. 4 of the WSCS of Glen Rock Teacher Telephone Ridgewood 6-5111. The as one of the leading experts in ‘d at the home of the bride’s the Archer Memorial Church met owner of this establishment is a his line of work. He is also widely arents. Tire Rev. Edwin S. Car­ Wednesday afternoon at the home Underg-oes Operation Wordl War II veteran. Pickup and known in various other parts of s ’ rector of the Church of the of Mrs. D.M. Colburn, of Brook- delivery services are free. This Bergen County. If you need hi3 PPhany, officiated. side Ave. The regular meeting of Miss Amy Day, art teacher of firm specilizes in typewriter re­ services just contact him and he R ow ing the'ceremony a recep- the WSCS will be held next Glen Rock Junior High School pairing, rebuilding and overhaul­ will leave a lasting impression with was held, and wedding supp- Wednesday, Nov. 20 instead of underwent an operation Wednes­ ing and employs factory-trained you and you will always remem­ was served with the immedi- Nov. 27 due to Thanksgiving Ho­ day in Polyclinic Hospital, New experts who do A1 job in most ber him as one of the best in the ttiembSrs of both families pres- lidays. York City. satisfactory manner. state in his line of endeavor. NOVI 5 194 r 1 Page Twd Friday, November 15, 1945 W. A. A. Clarifies Vets Young Girls Can Be Trained State Chamber Finds Home Standing at Surplus To Become Beautiful Women Items Among New Products Sales; List Procedure Everyone wants their daughter to grow into a beautiful New equipment and new mate­ developed by the New Jersey NEWARK — Recent requests woman. rials for the owner and the build­ Bell Telephone Company and for information received from New er of residential buildings were installed by the Public Service To attain this end it is advisable to start training her in found in profusion among new Company to expedite dispatch Jrsey veterans indicate that many products and new developments of repair facilities. ex-GI’s do not realize the term that direction early because even as a toddler she may form reported by New Jersey indus­ Portable lighting systems for “Certified Veteran” — as used in the pattern of a lifetime. tries this month, the New Jersey airports and landing strips de­ War Assets Administration ad­ Installing the proper habits in®- State Chamber of Commerce dis­ veloped by the American Gas vertising and news announce­ your young daughter is most im­ with a brush, how to push back closed this week. Accumulator Company of Eliz­ ments — has a specific meaning. cuticle after washing her hands, Reviewing the contents of its abeth, and designed so that it portant, an article in the November newly issued “New Jersey News may be plugged into any elec­ “Certified Veteran”, is one who issue of Good Housekeeping maga­ As soon as she can manage it, gi»9 Letter,” the State Chamber point­ trical outlet. has in his possession a slip issued zine states. her a manicure set. Watch her little ed to announcements about new A new textile known as by the Veterans Certifying Office “ Train her to eat for health, and feet, check any tendency to turn devices for home heating, home “Aquastop” and developed by of the WAA authorizing him to you train her for beauty, too, since her toes out. Be sure her shoes fit builders’ “kits” for building mini­ the Protective Coatings Cor­ buy certain material. The slip vitality, a strong body, and a clear Train her early to hang up her atures of projected houses, a new poration of Belleville, to permit may authorize the veteran to pur­ skin so largely depend on diet,” the coat and hat, to put soiled clothes “ super” insect spray machine the escape of moisture from in the hamper. Step by step, show mounted on a heavy truck for shipping packages while pre­ chase, for example, “Four Rolls article states in part. “ Resist your mosquito-proofing residential venting moisture from entering. of Barbed Wire” , or “One Coffee instinct to do everything for her; her how to brush, sew on a button, areas, and new facilities built by New baseboard heating equip­ Urn.” When a veteran intends to teach her to help herself. Above all, clean shoes. railroads especially to handle ment employing hot water for buy material for resale, the WAA remember that she loves you and “ As early as possible, let her shipments of building materials. radiation, developed by Warren office will certify him according copies you; so set a good example. brush and comb her own hair—per. While products for home con­ Webster and Company of Cam­ “ Learn several good posture ex­ haps roll up the easy front curls. sumption and home equipment to his financial standing. In such den for residential use. ercises, and do them with her as a A knack with hair is a valuable were thus prominent in this latest A new type of 16-MM motion a case the certification might crop of new industrial develop­ picture film produced by the read: “$6,000 of men and women’s game. The way she sits, stands, and asset for any girl. For sparkling ments in New Jersey, the State du Pont Company at Parlin, for clothing . moves now may mean a good or teeth, teach her to brush thorough, ly after each meal, stroking away Chamber reported a wide variety use in recording television pro­ Veterans in the 12 northern bad figure later. Even a very small of new product ideas in every from the gums. grams much as transcription counties of New Jersey — which girl loves to splash in the. tub, line of New Jersey enterprise. records are now used to record preen herself in a fresh dress. “ Clothes sense helps a girl to do Here are some of the new devel­ radio programs. make up the North Jersey Dis­ trict of WAA — may be certified Build on this a habit of cleanliness much with little. As soon as your opments reviewed by the State A new textile finish known as and neatness that, at age twelve, Chamber: at 213 Washington Street, New­ daughter shows a spark of interest, “Lanaset Resin,” developed by should be automatic. A kit of plastic building ma­ the American Cyanamid Com­ ark, If a veteran intends to buy begin to train her in color, line 1 “ Teach her to scrub her nails style." terials for the construction in pany of Bound Brook, to shrink- items for his personal use or use intimate detail of tiny minia­ proof woolen garments. tures of any type of residential Among new plant expansions in his small business, he need Special Cars Offered Federal Jobs or industrial building. Devel­ mentioned in the publication were bring with him to the certification oped by the Bakelite Corpora­ the following: the $8,000,000 Lin­ office only his discharge or sep­ Disabled Vets For Veterans tion of Bound Brook, this “home coln Assembly Plant of the Ford aration papers. However, in order planners’ kit” will be offered Motor Company at Metuchen; to buy war surplus for resale, the The U.3. Civil Service Com­ as a children’s toy, but is said new buildings of the Humphrey veteran must bring, in addition The Newark Regional Office ol to have its strongest appeal to mission today opened to veteran Company for the production of to his discharge, (1) a letter the Veterans Administration an­ people who want to see their the all-lead pencil, at Stirling; a in the New York City and North from his Bank, Chamber of Com­ nounced today that 356 disablet home-building dreams in three new freight house of the Pennsyl­ Jersey area an examination to merce, Trade Association or other dimensions. vania Railroad in Newark; the veterans from New Jersey have permanent appointment as me, A giant insect spray outfit de­ new plant of Delco-Remy in New similar agency certifying that he been authorized specially equipped senger. This is an exception veloped by the Accurate Tool Brunswick; extensions to present is established in business or at­ Company of Newark, at a cost automobiles at government ex­ opportunity far veterans to plant facilities of Warren Web­ tempting to establish himself ;j of $100,000 and employing a 100 pense, since the enactment of tain permanent Civiil Service joi ster and Company, Camden; three (2) copy of his lease, rental agree­ horsepower aircraft engine and plants purchased by Walter Kidde Public Law 663 last August which which may lead to many care ment, or other evidence to show four-bladed propeller, as a & Co., in Belleville,' and new set up the new program. postions. The postions pay $1! he has storage space for goods means of spreading insecticide plant space leased by Stor-Aid, Under this program World War and $152 a month for a 5-da; over wide areas. Inc., manufacturers of storage he may purchase; and (3) copies II veterans who suffered the loss, 40-hour week. Applications mil Two-way radio equipment, cabinets and closet accessories. of licenses that may be required or loss of use of one or both legs be secured at the Federal Build­ in his business or a letter from at or above the ankle are eligible ing, Christopher Street, Nei his municipal clerk stating that for automobiles with special equip­ York City, and at any first 01 no licenses are required. A vet­ ment necessary for the operation second class post, office within eran who claims more than of the car. The entire cost of the twenty miles of New York City. $10,000 in the bank for business vehicle with special appliances, Applications will be accepted «• purposes must also present a let­ however must not exceed $1,600. til November 19. NEW YORK VIGNETTE * • ter from the bank attesting to FOOD 8TUFF: Thu, far w,’ve who not only recently held atten­ this fact. The object here is to refrained from commenting on cur­ tion through the 6th edition of the provide a double check on sales rent food problem* *, which con­ N. Y. Times’ “Fashions of the of large quantities of surplus. stitute just about as common a Times” showing, but made a cred­ The Newark office is open for SFads O f c 7canues denominator as we’ve ever encoun­ itable appearance on the “Leave It certification on Wednesday nights tered, but we've finally broken To The Girls” series on MB8 until 9 p.m. in addition to regular down, at least to the extent of shortly thereafter. Worth sending hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon­ making the following reports. With along to you too Is the story of days through Saturdays. the East Coast shipping strike near the initiation to Hallowe’en of settlement as we write this, per­ children of United Nations’ dele- Once the veteran holds his cer­ haps the between 80,000,000 and tification slips he may buy the 100,000,000 pounds of raw sugar material at any WAA sale any stored in ships riding at NYC har­ where in the country. bor anchor will soon get to four of the metropolis’ bigger sugar re­ fineries. Contrarlly enough, how­ ever, along comes Professor Pieter Eduard Verkade of the Delft Tech­ New Products nical University, the Netherlands, with his discovery of 1-n-propoxy- and Services 2-amlno-4-nitrobenrene, said to be 4,000 times as sweet as ordinary sugar. Manufacture of paper-making MORE: We frust the above will machinery by FEDERAL SHIP­ make feel mighty small the burg­ YARDS is being studied by the lars who recently broke Into the company’s engineers as a post­ McCluskey Steak House in Bell- war conversion “natural,” con­ more, L. I., getting away with sidering the similarity in machin­ $2,318 in cash and Jewels, but neg­ ing operations between manu­ lecting to take with them 2,000 facture of engines for ships and bucks worth of steaks and chops. rigid molding plastics shaped in­ W e’re sure they missed a quick. If mechanism of paper fabricators. unlawful clearance sale bet there, * * * * * because of our constantly nagging feeling that pretty soon somebody’s Lanaset Resin, a new textile going to pop up with a process for finish, is being offered by the tenderizing cheap meat cuts 4,000 AMERICAN CYANAMID COM­ times as much as something or TIMELY PANY’S Textile Resin Depart­ other. Anyway, Professor Verkade’s Nan Iverson Green ment at Bound Brook as the remarkable accomplishment may gates as they bobbed for apples means of being able to wash help solve the problem of the and went through the nose-nudging woolen garments without fear of woman who, as reported last week, problems' of obtaining that best harmful shrinkage and felting. telephoned a Long Island home bite out of the apple hanging on The new finish may be applied to bureau of the Department of Agri­ the string. They got together in all types of wool fabric as a part culture saying, "I’ve made brandied settlement houses in New York of the final finishing process. pears without brandy and meat and Chicago to participate with Lanaset-treated woolen garments loaf without meat, but I’m damned such sterling heroes of youngsters' will be tagged to indicate that If I can make cake without sugar.” radio drama* as Tom Mix; Cap­ shrinkage will be less than 5 STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN: Mir- tain Midnight; Superman; Buck per cent. Also attached to the ror and all, it’s worth looking more Rogers, and John Griggs, of the tag will be a piece of the fabric

than twice at Nan Iverson Green “House of Mystery” broadcasts. labeled which has been washed Modeled by Monica Lewis of ,f Monica Makes Music ” MBS Stein P W * five times — thus enabling the If you can make a break for that tummery winter resort vacation, yflli Advertise In The customer to see and feel how the might consider Monica Lewis' Ballerine swimsuit of white sharked BE WISE - ADVERTISE garment will look after five wash with bare-shouldered bra and side-draped skirt outlined in gold-edg^ ings ruffles. For extra brightness Cabana sportswear designers have added *wwww»ww*v**»wv»*w»vw* ! Classified Section tabled which has been washed to Monica's light garb, a charming parasol with gold-edged, ruffled tri* TTOV1 5 f9 4 6

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THE LATE JULIUS KLUMPP AS POSTMASTER Nurses Wanted To The late Julius Klumpp of Union City was one of the Study Kenny Polio Frederick Hasenbalg, Prop. most honorable men in New Jersey. He had been mayor, Treatment Method poormaster, chief of police, fire chief, freeholder, charities Registered nurses interested in commissioner and also postmaster. He recalled the days learning the technique of the when the Union Hill Board of Education held meetings Sister Kenny method of treating infantile paralysis were urged to­ Liberty Radio & Sound Service while its members were conducting all transactions in the day to communicate with the German language and that all the minutes were kept in Sister Elizabeth Kenny Founda­ tion, 157 B road St. Red Bank, 75 WEST ALLENDALE AVENUE the German language. New Jersey, by Judge A. Demor- est Del Mar, Sate Chairman of the And when Klumpp was postmaster he had a simpli­ 1946 Appeal. ALLENDALE. N. J. fied system of his own to inform the public if they had “Your scholarship offer is very on the left side of the sole of his shoes the words “Yes” attractive,” Chairman Del Mar Phone Allendale 1-3414 declared, “and we find numerous any letters on not in the post office. Whereupon he wrote graduate nurses who want to learn and “No” on the right side. He would then sit on a chair the Kenny method. We are anx­ and stretch his feet on a table. The residents would ious to have trained technicians in all parts of the state and we come in to find out if they had letters he would shake his must have the best.” right leg if there were none and his right shoe if there The two year course for Kenny PHILCO RADIO PHILCO REFRIGERATOR were—and in that way no extra effort was made to talk technicians is given in Minneapo­ lis at the Kenny Institute, Del R.C.A. RADIO ESTATE RANGES or look around. Mar notd. Nurses are paid while in training. NEW SUPER-BRIGHT RHINESTONE PINS BENDIX RADIO NORGE RANGE FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES Your First Name With Script Letters on Sparkling Rhinestones Add Indigestion EMERSON RADIO NORGE WASHER Studded on Srystal Plantic That Glitters Like a Diamond Relieved in 5 minute* or Day and Night. -Safety Fastener. Manufactured by a double your money back Leading Jewelry Company When excess stomach acid causes painful. rofTocat- BENDIX AUTOMATIC and BLACKSTONE “ B Ras. sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually Exclusive For Readers of Jersey Parade prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for Specify Your First Name symptomatic relief— medicines like those in Bell-ans WASHERS Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort lo a ORDERS FILLED WITHIN A WEEK juFy or double your money back on return of bottle PRICE $3.00 to as. 25c at all druggists. ELECTRIC RANGES QUESTIONS AND ...ANSWERS... Q.— Who is the municipal of­ ficial who disappointed all his followers? Repairs of All Electrical Appliances A.—A certain Councilman dur­ ing the Aldermanic form of gov­ and Refrigerators ernment in Bayonne who told all — — — — Use This Coupon — — — — those who voted for him thus. JERSEY PARADE 112 WYCKOFF AVE. ALLENDALE, N. J. Please send me a Rhinestone Ping featuring my first name. “Before I was elected into office (Please print) I catered to you, begged you and Name______you all can go and scratch your Address______1____ backs. You can all kiss my feet!” He used much stronger House Wiring-From a Lamp to a Factory language. He is now dead and has many relatives and that’s why it is not g good policy to City------S tate______mention his name, hut all the old Amount enclosed ( ) C.O.D. ( ) We Will Pay Postage on All Fully Paid Orders timers of Bayonne know him. NOV 15 194 6

Page Four JERSEY PARADE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15} 19fe Restaurant Painters Taxi HENRY VAN HEEST & SONS JOE’S TAXI BACK AT LAST Painting and Decorating WASHINGTON LUNCH Tel. Allendale 1-3432 P. O. Box 14, Ridgewood, N J. Half a Block from BUTs 124 E. Allendale Ave. Telephones: Allendale, N. J. RI 6-6330-J Allendale 1-4353 Bus Lane Terminal TEXAS WIENERS TASTIEST Auto Instruction Y. OSBORNE HOEBEE FRANKFURTERS Painting, Decorating and 92 Washington St. Paterson LEARN TO DRIVE Paperhanging Auto Driving Instruction for 0. Box 175, Waldwick, N. J. Beginners on Dual Control Car Prospect Lunch Window Cleaners Tel. Allendale 1-3861-J RIDGEWOOD AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Travel Agency A1 WINDOW CLEANING CO. 36 PROSPECT ST., WALDWICK, N. J. Reasonable Monthly Rate Information afc, THE WALKER TRAVEL Storm and Screen Servicing Ridgewood Hobby Shop AGENCY Warner Theater Bldg. FRANK VAN OLST Ridgewood 6-6670 Vacation, Business Trip Ridgewood 6-6488-J or Honeymoon Painting 71 Washington Place Ridgewood 6-0130 COMMUNITY Painting and Decorating SAMUEL VAN DER PLOEG WINDOW CLEANERS Farissier's Service Station Plumbers 22 Prospect St. Midland Park Special Monthly Rates Ridgewood 6-2785 CHARLES BARTHOLF COMPLETE LUBRICATION — AUTO REPAIRS Plumbing and Heating Ridgewood 6-7142 - 6-3023 Taxi Oil Burner and Pump Service Phone Wyckoff 4-0157 At Your Service TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES P.O. Allendale R D. 1 Cleaning & Dyeing GLIDEWELL TAXI Day and Night Service Crescent and John Dow Avenues Waldwick, N. J. BON-TON FRIEDMAN Van Neste Sq. at Bus Terminal Fabric Renewal Plant - Furriers Ridgewood Telephone: Allendale 1-3011 ★ HUDSON ★ Custom Tailors RIDGEWOOD 6-6200 Union 3-9772 45 S. Broad St., Ridgewood, N. J. 38th St. & N. Y. Avenue Tel. Ridgewood 6-4400 Union City, N. J. General Contractors ART GIFTS ARTIST SUPPLIES ART SERVICES NOW PLAYING WILLIAM HENDERSON RAMSEY THEATRE 509 Franklin Turnpike Twice Daily Tel. Allendale 1-3051-J Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Nov. 14-15-16 McKIERNAN ART CENTER 2:30 and 8:30 P. M. Allendale, N. J. Conducted by Artists for Artists Radio Service Humphrey Bogart-Lauren Bacall LOVELY TRUDINE WILLIAM S. SMITH “THE BIG SLEEP” PARK AVENUE PATERSON 1, N. J. with Radio-Television Service — also — At the Point LAmbert 5-1039 George Murray New Radios - Appliances Technicolor Musical Expert Repairs Cartoon Tel. Ridgewood 6-6906 Phone Union 3-9772 620 Maple Ave., Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J. Sunday - Monday—Nov. 17-18 For Reservations SCOTT RADIO SERVICE Authorized Scott Agent Edward G. Robinson HOURS: Daily 9 to 6; Friday until 9 ★ BURLESKi FM and Television a Specialty Loretta Young Tel. Ridgewood 6-1581 17 South Broad St., Ridgewood “THE STRANGER” HAROLD'S — also — Vivian Blaine - Harry James (Woolens — Rayons — Yard Goods — Remnants! — in — “IF I’M LUCKY” 153-155 Paterson Street, near Broadway, Paterson Cartoon ------News SHerwood 2-4619 Tues. - Wed.—Nov. 19-20

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‘The Wedding Night’ For the answer to Your — also — Kane Richmond - Barbara Reed Insurance Problems — in — “Behind the Mask” CONSULT - - SHORT - - C. L HAR6ERT & CO. VAN EMBURGH AVE., RIDGEWOOD, N. J. — Ridge. 6-0507-R 2 E. RIDGEWOOD AVE. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Ridgewood 6-7100 Pickup and Delivery FRSE CoB for We are the Largest Insurance Agency in Northern N. J. Maher Typewriter FREE Service Veteran World War II ART CLASSES Typewriters - Adding Machines Cash Registers Factory Trained Experts All ADULTS— Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings Makes, Guaranteed Work, CHILDREN—Thursday and Friday 3:30 to 5 Prompt Srvice REPAIRING — REBUILDING — OVERHAULING Saturday 10 to 12 a. m. 7 North Broad St. (Room 10) Ridgewood, N. J. Telephone Ridgewood 6-5111 ENTWISTLE GALLERIES Phone Ridgewood 6-2444 74 OAK STREET- -RIDGEWOOD 6-4156 for prompt delivery in Winter Bros.. Inc. Ridgewood and all neigh­ boring town*. 8 A.M. to 10 P.M GROCERIES, HARDWARE, COAL, ETC. Including Sunday Prescriptions Allendale, New Jersey ' Medical Needs Holly Toiletries Batteries Confections Liquors Ho-Ho-Kus Esso Servicenter ARTHUR L. HOLLY . m i n i Accessories and Auto Supplies Walter E. Preater, Prop. Goodrich Tires - Bikes - Radios

N. MAPLE AVE. HO-HO-KUS, N. J. Dayton Tires - Auto Repairs - Electric Acetylene Welding Tel. Allendale 1-3439 Waldwick PRIDAY, N O VEM BER 15, 1946 JERSEY PARADE Page Five Recommended Classified Business Directory ^

Accordion School Hair Dresser Coal Groceries Moving WALDWICK FOOD MARKET g il io a c c o r d i o n s c h o o l The Permanent MEYER COAL CO. Meats, Groceries, Vegetables Correct Private Instruction Beer, Liquor, and Wines Walter W . Certified by A.A.A. Sun-Heat Fuel Coal Deep-Mined Coal We Deliver Free of Charge Accordions— New and Used Call Allendale 1-3588 Hoffman, Inc. 6 Ames Ave. RUtherford 2-7323 Wave Center Quality, Dependability Service Cor. Franklin Turnpike and Storage - Warehouses Fifth and Rea Avenues Animal Hospital Prospect St., Waldwick Complete Nation-wide Moving 111 ELLISON STREET Hawthorne HA- 7-1221 GROCERIES Service; DR. H. DEAN HOPPER VETERINARIAN PATERSON, N. J. BOLKEMA COAL CO. PETE’S GROCERY Rug & Carpet Cleaning HOSPITAL Prices—$4.35, $5.85 Meats - Groceries - Vegetables 76 LAKE AVENLE 329 Prospect St. Ridgewood A Fuel for Every Need Free Delivery Midland Park Ridgewood 6-0030 $7.50 and $10.00 Coal, Fuel Ool Cleveland Ave., Waldwick 23 CHESTNUT ST. Metered Delivery Tel. Allendale 1-3535 Office Hours— 9 to 12; 2 to 3 (Over Crawfords) Ridgewood Sundays, Holidays, Evenings Wyekoff Ave. RI 6-0678 Tel. Ridgewood 6-2360 - 2361 By Appointment .LAmbert 3-4884 MIDLAND PARK, N. J. RUSSO’S FOOD MARKET Boarding - Clipping Plucking Tel. Allendale 1-3022 Cesspool Cleaning Service Meats - Groceries - Vegetables Funeral Directors Auto Dealers Chiropractors Watch For Specials at Window DAVID ZUIDEMA Maple Ave., Waldwick FRED C. SEITZ DR. R. G. HADDAD C. C. VAN EMBURGH AUTHORIZED STUDEBAKER Cesspools Built and Cleaned 495 VREELAND AVENUE Licensed Chiropractor SALES and SERVICE Established in 1918 Hotel’ - Bar - Grill General Repairs— All Makes MIDLAND PARK, N. J. Incorporated Main Street, Wyekoff, N. J. Ridgewood 6-3188 282 Ellison St., Paterson, N. J. Tel. SHerwood 2-4117 — MORTICIANS — Wycykoff 4-0143 H. W. MYER Wilson's Hotel RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Auto Servicing Cesspools Built and Cleaned Drains and Filter Beds Installed Confectioners CRESCENT AVENUE MONROE AVENUE Painting and Decorating Wyekoff 4-0423 Bar & Grill GARAGE JOHN’S Late model guaranteed used cars. INTERIOR DECORATION JOSEPH ZUIDEMA CONFECTIONERY SONNY WILSON, Prop. PAINTING Auto body, painting fender work. Cesspools Cleaned and Built Repairs All Make Cars. BOWLING ALLEYS Interior - Exterior Forest Road, Allendale, N. J. MAPLE AVENUE Estimates Cheerfully Given 308 W. Crescent Ave. Allendale Tel. Wyekoff 4-0351 Waldwick, N. J. Allendale 1-3072 TAXI SERVICE* ARTHUR T. PAYNE Allendale 1-1429 MAPLE MOTORS CO.. INC. TAILORS - CLEANERS Tel. Allendale 1-3599 PROSPECT STREET Res.. Allendale 1-3035 John M. Washer, Mgr. Waldwick, N. J. JERRY’S CUSOM TAILOR Repairs On All Make Cars. (Opposite R. R. Station) PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE Cleaning and Dyeing Detective Agency Painting Used Cars Bought and Sold Furrier Tel. Allendale 1-3257 599 N. Maple Ave. Ridg. 6-2840 Overcoat Remodeling DURLAND & SMITH Prospect Street, Waldwick R. F. TREMPER INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR BODY AND FENDER WORK Tel. Allendale 1-4379 Detective Agency Kiddie Shop Good Workmanship - Fair Price RIDGEWOOD and Collection Service Noble D. Durland jRrivate investigation of all types Allendale 1-3246 AUTO BODY SHOP General Contractor Licensed and Bonded in New Jersey MIRKO’S Mike Montick, Prop. 31 E. Ridgewood Ave. KIDDIES SHOP Miscellaneous 264 S. Broad St., Ridgewood Building Stone Ridgewood, N, J. Flagstone — Colored Slate Tel. Ridgewood 6-7006 Prospect Street Tel.: Ridgewood 6-5566 MALCOLM’S DANDRUFF CINDERS — TOP SOIL Waldwick, N. J. SAND — GRAVEL REMOVER AND SCALP CARD’S AUTO SERVICE Terraces and Retaining Walls A Free Chance With Each CONDITIONER Electric Appliance Purchase of One Dollar or more CLARENCE B. CARD, Prop. JOSEPH FRERE to own the VALUABLE DOLL Guaranteed to keep scalp and General Auto Repairs Franklin Turnpike PROSPECT ELECTRIC hair free of dandruff and fall­ Waldwick, N. J. Allendale 1-3884 AND APPLIANCE CO. Laundry ing hair. Sold only in Barber TEXACO GAS AND OIL Rebuilding and Redecorating and Beauty Shops. 60 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE Park PI. & Franklin Turnpike BALDI CONSTRUCTION CO. WALDWICK, N. J. Waldwick Allendale 1-4254 BOND LAUNDRY Excavating - Grading - Concrete Bradley E. Parliman Bulldozer and Shovel To Hire FUEL OIL Wet Wash, Rough Dry Service Flat Work, Rug Shampooing PAINTING AND Barbers Tel. Allendale 1-3302 A. VAN DEN BERG & SON and Dry Cleaning Cleveland Ave., Waldwick DECORATING JOSEPH BORRELLI, SR. . Esso-Heat Fuel Oil Tel. Allendale 1-3254-W Leaded Glass and Stained Esso Kerosene Glass Memorial Windows BARBER SHOP GENERAL CONTRACTING Oil Burner Service 109 Waldwick Avenue Prospect Street Jobbing and Floor Sanding Waldwick, N. J. and Repairing Waldwick, N. J. Fairview Ave., Midland Park 110 Manhattan Avenue CARPENTRY Tel. Ridgewood 6-5738 Floor Refinishing PETER DRYER WALDWICK, N. J. Tel. Allendale 1-3567-W SALAFIA’S 70 Lincoln Place WILMER MARTIN Tydol Fuel Oil and Kerosene HENRY PINEAULT BARBER SHOP Waldwick, N. J. Tel. Allendale 1-3183-J Prompt, Courteous Service Floor Laying, Scraping Does Your Roof Leak? RE-ROOFING - SIDING Ciffars - Cigarettes Veteran Owned and Operated and Refinishing All Deliveries C. O. D. 14 S. MAPLE AVENUE INSULATION Candy - Soft Drinks DRIVEWAYS AND Filtered Metered Deliveries WEATHER STRIPPING 27 Prospect St. Waldwick ROADWAYS, ETC. Tel. Allendale 1-4395 Ridgewood RI -0587-J All Kinds Built and Repaired Hagen & Magnussen Open 8 A.M. tp 9 P.M. Mason PHIL GULMY Florist Allendale 1-3889 CONTRACTOR Box 361 Waldwick, N. J. Bakeries GLEN ROCK Ridg. 6-6959-J MAPLE FLOWER SHOP HENRY YOLMAN Top Soil Grading - Cement Work ALLENDALE SWISS Coal . . Floral Designs . . Sidewalks - Curbing LEONARD COMBEE BAKERY Weddings — Funerals Dry Wells Producers and Distributors of All Baking Done on Premises J. KEYSER & SON Blankets - Sprays - Wreaths Cesspools and Drains SCREENED TOP SOIL 85 W. Allendale Ave., Allendale All Grades of 653 No. Maple Avenue Dug and Built GRAVEL & BUILDING SAND Allendale 1-3219 Tel. Ridgewood 6-3521 All Kinds of Digging QUALITY COAL Ridgewood 6-5459 RI. 6-0159-M Glen Rock, N. J. Beauty Shops Tel. Wyekoff 4-0309 Gas and Oil Wyekoff Ave. Wyekoff, N. J. Oil Burners ALLENDALE BEAUTY SHOP Manure and W ood OTTO BROTHERS 83 W. Allendale Avenue GAS AND OIL COW MANURE Oil burner sales, service Allendale CRESCENT & WYCKOFF and installation Tel. Allendale 1-3232 De Martini Coal AVE. SERVICE STATION OAK WOOD Seasoned, ready to use for Authorized Agents, Sunoco Now Open for Business James H. Car lough, Prop Fireplaces, Furiiace, Stove. (Sun Heat) Furnace Oils CELE’S BEAUTY SALON Accessories, Candy & Tobacco Call Ridgewood 6-6048-M RI. 6-7131 118 W. Allendale Ave. and Lumber Co. Telephone Allendale 1-3452 B. ROSENBOOM Tel. Allendale 1-3045 Dairy Street. Midland Park Allendale, N. J. ADLER'S • Garage WOOD Help Wanted— Male FIREPLACE WOOD, ETC. PROSPECT STREET Dry and Seasoned DRY GOODS STORE MAN FOR WORK IN A . & P. G A R A G E Lumber, Hard and Soft Wood WASHROOM Heavy Bridge Timber LADIES’ AND GENTS’ (near Erie Railroad Depot) EXPERT AUTO REPAIRS Good Salary G. ENGLISH WOOD CO. FURNISHINGS Apply in Person Waldwick, N. J. Overhauling Our Specialty Saddle River 1-1488-J CHILDREN’S WEAR Ridgewood Laundry Co., Inc. All Work Guaranteed Prospect Street 1253 E. Ridgewood Ave. ARTCRAFT DECORATING CO. FRANKLIN TURNPIKE ALL TYPES OF WOOD Ridgewood Papering, Painting, Interior and WALDWICK, N. J. Seasoned, ready for use for fire­ Waldwick, N. J. exterior. All work fully cov­ places, furnace, stove. Kindling Part-Time Waitress Wanted Phones: Apply ered by insurance. wood, 12, 18, 20 and 24 inches. In half cord and one cord lots. Tel. Allendale 1-3170 TURNPIKE RESTAURANT Office and Show Room Night,' Allendale 1-4363-J 62 Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick 49 HUDSON STREET Day, Allendale 1-3005 (Not Slabwood) Tel. Allendale 1-3428 S. A. ATKINS Ridge. 6-3486 Tel. Allendale 1-3458-M Cemetery OTTO BROTHERS GROCERIES FOR SALE CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE Landscaping Electrical Contracting DOUBLE J QUALITY MARKET Ridgewood 6-7131 HUNTING DOG Price $40 up. Easy Terms TOP DRDESSING LAWNS Fancy Groceries - Choice Meats Reg. A.K.C. Beagle, out of Grey’s WYCKOFF CHURCH Lawn and Garden Care Mortgage Loans Frozen Food - Vegetables Linesman. 14 months old, run­ CEMETERY Evergreen trimmings. Top Soil ning rabbits. Price $75.00. Call Call Daniel Depew HENRY DYKHOUSE & CO. ACE REALTY CO Prospect St., Waldwick, N. J. Tuxedo 234. Phone Wyekoff 4-0096 Ridge. 6-5698-R Ridg. 6-5654-M Tel. Allendale 1-3456 Tel. ALlendale 1-4082 C. Mortola Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Not a Commercial Cemetery NOVw l ( 946

Page Six JERSEY PARADE Friday, November 15, 1$ - V tfV w MV Wright Plant To Close A veteran’s certification slip will ians and artists, appearing re­ ternationally known concert & ^ be mailed to him shortly after gularly in programs of NBC, ABC, ist and Vincent Geraci. Thanksgiving Day he fills out his application. Later CBS and Mutual. The concert takes place No Yet Questions he will be notified when and where The concert artists being pre­ 17, 2:30 P.M. at Manhattan Coj i Thanksgiving Day, November 23, he may inspect and buy a type­ sented are Lloyd La Vaux, in­ ter in New York City. And Answers will be a holiday for Wright Aero­ writer. nautical employees, according to an announcement today by Wm. ACROSS 1. Form o f electric Crossword Puzzle Q.— I am a totally disabled D. Kennedy, vice president and light general manager of the company. Accordion Concert 10. Canadian prov­ veteran and rated as in need ince: abbr. of regular aid and attendance. Normal operations will be sus­ 12. Whip Sunday at Center 13. Output of a Can I use my wife or daughter as pended at the end of the second dynamo shift shortly after midnight, 14. Wild revelry an attendant? KD., Passaic. An Accordian Concert of un­ 16. Cubes of water A.—It is n o t ncessary for a Wednesday, November 27th, and 17. Unit of electric usual interest to the general pub­ pressure veteran who is so rated to hire will be resumed at the beginning 18. Man’s name of the third shift nearest mid­ lic well balanced as to popular, 19. Germanium: an outside person to attend him. light classics in modern vein and chem. symbol night, Thursday, November 28. 20. Opiate: slang He would receive the increased the heaviest of classics, will be 21. R oad----- amount irrespective of who at­ A skeleton force specifically re­ 22. Early form of quested to work will be on duty presented by the Accordion battery tends him. World Magazine in the first of a 23. Name of ray* during the holiday. emitted by Q.—Can terminal leave bonds be series of similar concerts to pro­ radium 24. Concerning used in payment of premiums mote wider acceptance of the ac- 25. Wrapping of after the insurance has been con­ wires about each Typewriters Offered accordion as a concert instrument other, in a joint verted? AB., Plainfield. and also to give serious music 27. Sooner than Yets in Surplus Sales 28. Radio distress A.—Yes. lovers the opportunity of judging signal Q.—Does the Veterans Admin­ for themselves the wonderful pro­ 29. Common form NEWARK — Applications from of electric light istration make loans? P. B. Whip- gress made by accordionists in 33. Exist veterans for surplus typewriters, 34. Strange pany. the concert field. 35. Spanish goodbye which are in great demand, will 37. Myself A.—No. The Veterans Adminis­ For the first time on any pub­ 38. Large town tration is not permitted to make again be accepted from veterans 40. Kind of switch in North Jersey until December 1. lic stage, the Bivano Sextette 41. Medicinal plant 3. Put to good — - 23. Engendered 40. Most electric loans. It only guarantees the re­ 42. Group of elec­ 4. Exclamation 24. Turning: com­ power is pro. A few months ago the WAA (Sonora Records Accordion Capers trons and protons of wOnder bining form duced by thia payment of at least a part of a 43. Middle Atlantic was forced to stop taking appli­ Album, which has already sold state: abbr. 5. Run away 28. Common con­ 41. Strong beer loan made by a lender to a vet­ better than 50,000 sets) will pre­ 44. Feminine name 6. One and only ductor of elec­ 42. Early form of eran. cations from veterans for tyewri- 46. Large plant 7. Feline tricity electric light: ters because the supply had run sent instrumentation never be­ 47. Overheated 8. Reporter’s 27. Whirling water plural Q.—Does the Veterans Admin- 48. Underwater boss: abbr. 28. Clip 43. Terminal of i far below demand. fore recorded — that of 3 ac­ ledge 9. Prefix meaning 30. Musical tons switch tration repay any portion of my a trillion 31. Light boat Veterans who wish to buy type­ cordions, 2 guitars and string 49. Mineral used as 10. Neither 32. Kind of Dutch 45. Branch wire la guaranteed loan? D.B.M. Atlan­ insulation 11. Fashions cheese a telephone writers may be certified at the bass. 50. Nimbus 15. Hostelry 33. Unit of electric exchange tic City. 51. For example: 46. Metal used in The accordion being used by abbr. 17. Italian physicist current A.—Yes. The Veterans Admini- North Jersey District Office, 213 18. Successful play 36. Non-rotating foil on Leyden Washington Street, Newark, from the artists on this program are 52. Radio sender 20. Phonograph part of A. jars tratioin will pay to the lender record generator 47. Headgear valued at from $1000 to $1500 DOWN 21. Beholds 38. Fissure 49. Mother for credit on the loan an amount 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through each. 1. Airplane travel 22. Common soft 39. Electrified 50. High tension: equal to 4 per cent of the amount Saturdays and Wednesday nights 2. Shoestring wood particle abbjbr. until 9 p.m. They must bring The members of the Biviano of guaranty used. This is a gift and is not to be repaid by the with them their discharge papers. Sextette are all seasoned music­ (Continued on Page Eight) veteran. Q.—What benefit does the vet MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher v eran get from having the Veterans YOU GOTTA yen.1 s o m e 'T: Administration guarantee t h e G O T O G UV IS loan? L.L.M., Bridgeton. COURT? A.— A guarantee by the Vets Administration means that the credit of the United States Gov­ ernment stands behind the guar­ anteed part of the loan. The security a veteran can offer a lender is increased by the amount of the guarantee. Q.— Will a veteran be able to get a guaranteed loan indefinate ly? TB., Rahway. A—No. Application must be made within ten years from the offiicial end of the war. NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller Q—Can I change the bene­ WE CAN’T USE D' ficiary of my National Service WE CANT WE'VE Life Insurance without letting the SWIMMIN' HOLE---/TS USE D' LAKE ' STILL present beneficiary know anything l FULL OF ANIMALS EITHER— IT'S GOT about it? S.G., Red Bank. — Y------" V HOW_ ALL MUD THE A—Yes. A veteran may change RIVER the beneficiary of his National THE Service Life Insurance at any time without knowledge or con­ sent of the beneficiary by notify­ ing the Veterans Administration. QUICKIE QUIZ FOR SPORTS FANS REG’LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrne*

In 1933 the mastodonic mauler pictured above (left, in ring com­ bat with Tommy Loughran) won the heavyweight boxing champion­ ship o f the world by knocking out Jack Sharkey in the 6th round. According to Ted Husing, MBS football announcer and thorough atodcnt o f 'all sports, he lost his title a year later when he waa KO'd by Max Baer in the 11th round. Be recently returned to thia coun­ ter from Italy to take a fling at prof regional wrealling. Can you game him? TJ(V\f5 15 / g- Friday. November 15, 1946 JERSEY PARADE Page Seven 3 0 C

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'"M R S . a . M. TURPANJIAN, Publisher M. MARTIN TURPANJIAN, Editor Phil Terranova, former N.B.A. featherweight TELEPHONE: ALLENDALE 1-3456 Champion, is now unbeaten in 17 fights. Ter­ ASSOCIATE EDITORS yildred Cloyd - Mary Wenzel - Joseph Borelli, Jr. ranova may box Carlos Chavez at Los Angeles in Two Dollars Yearly — 5 Cents Per Copy December. Manager Bobby Gleason and Terranova are on there way to Venezuela and are getting a V0L. I Friday, November 15, 1946 No. 9 $7500 guarantee to box the local pride down HARE AND TORTOISE, 1946 there. His foe is Ocar Calles, date is Nov. 17th. WITH A MORAL If there’s anybody who can get through He’s the same old Jack Dempsey. Jack was city traffic any faster than Robert Find­ guest referee at Pete Montes’i Danbury boxing ley, he’ll have to prove it. show two weeks ago, but before he appeared Jack Findley has been driving a cab in Phil­ sent Pete, a war amputee, a wire, “Any expense adelphia 23 years. He’s quicker than a incurred by the promoter automatically cancels jackrabbit, when he wants to be, in getting this contract. Lulu Constantino, like a proud Pop, away from the traffic light. He has a sixth came through with a win over Johnny Dell last sence about amber lights, and can sail JXAfa/CK week. Four days later. Lulu was presented with through an intersection in the last l-100th a bouncing baby boy, named Patsy, by Mrs. Con­ of a second before it turns red. And he has stantino. micrometer eyes for whirling his car out Marcel Cerden, French Middleweight Cham­ of one traffic lane and shoehorning it into said statement was under an Oak­ pion, who fights George Abrams at the Garden, the next. Letter to the Editor land tax collector’s story about Dec. 6th, has fought 72 pro fights, lost one, that So Findley, was picked for a little test, being under bail and he state­ ment dash of Oakland story was on a foul. over a ten mile run from 63rd and Chest­ DEM ANDS $8 PROBE captioned “Beare Refltes” and nut Sts. Philadelphia, to the Camden (N.J.) Editor, Jersey Parade: I believe I thought it cas part of the Oak­ They charged a $6 top for Primo Camera’s airport. the time has come whereby May­ land story at first glance and lat­ New York debut at the St. Nicks Arena. Primo or J.J. Reilly should appoint a er on I noted Bearre was trying came through, per expectations, by pinning Bob He got away like a jet-propelled grass­ special committee to investigate to say he turns the dog license hopper on the dot of 10:50 A.M. Bore down the alleged charges of $8 for trips fees to the state. He did no deny Bruns. Da Preem is reportedly $50,000 richer, less hard on the foot throttle every inch, used made between Wald wick and that he was getting $8 for a trip income taxes for his share of the gate. Camera Hackensack by the Boro Clerks. to Hackensack. I wish to pay a has wrestled 42 times during his short tour and every trick he knew to beat the lights, left It is necessary to establish cer­ great tribute to Bennett Fishhler, scores of other drivers cursing as he whirled tain points whether the voucher the editor for giving such an in­ has taken down 25 per cent each time. He will out of one lane into another, scared the for $8 represents just the car­ significant caption at a corner leave for Italy shortly for a visit. fare or taxi service or for the that no one could see. wits out of many pedestrians, bumped one time lost and for the carfare. Fred Apostoli former middleweight champion LAMB AND IVINS other car, hit 48 miles an hour over the Del- ( END OF FUSIONISM Editor, Jersey Parade: Thanks made it five straight since his return to the ring. [ aware River bridge and 52 on the Admiral Editor, Jersey Parade, The peo­ for your mention in the October Last week he won over Tommy Egan for the 25th issue. Haddon Ivins and I Wilson Boulevard, and dropped his some­ ple of Waldwick are jubilant over second time. They drew $18,000 gross at St. Fran­ were very good friends. I did at-, what shaky passengers on the airport park­ the fact that the Fusion Party is no longer any factor in our bor­ tend his funeral and I know if cis. The 33 year old Apostoli is boxing better than ing lot at 11.18.05 A.M. — elapsed time 28 ough and that it is actually at I had gone first, he probably ever before. Egan is the boy who three months would have attended mine. minutes, five seconds. the end of the rope. It is hearten­ ago won over Nick Moran, who gave Tippy Lar­ Wishing you success for your And here's the silly part of it: ing to note that your searchlight on some of the Fusion leaders newspaper, I am, kin two great fights. His passengers had barely gotten out who deserved being repudiated Sincerely yours, One of the highlights of Joe Louis’s Harlem of the car, wiped the dust from their eyes, and with your efforts the end of BERNARD L. LAMB cafe is the right for a paying customer, for Fusionism came to pass. and taken a few puffs on a cigarette to re­ Paterson Planning Board $1.50, tot have his picture taken with the champ. store their nerves, when Louis Crothers PRAISES BEN FISCHLER There will be four promoter’s in Newark from now drove up beside them. Editor, Jersey Parade: I read a statement from Borough Clerk on, they will be, Babe Culun who has been opera­ Crothers had left 63rd and Chestnut Sts. Bearce in the Ridgewood Sunday AW ting for the last twenty five years. Harry Mendell MAIL at the same time as Findley, in an identical News of November 3 issues which who runs spots shows, the Bozza brothers who car and on the same route. was captioned “Bearce Refutes” NOW in such small type that you had ran a few shows last winter, and Georgie Kobb, He had driven all the way like Mr. Mil­ to use a magnifying glass to know who runs boxing shows in Elizabeth and Trenton. it was meant Bearce. And the quetoast himself. Obeyed every traffic rule. Picking dates out of a hat, Mendell drew Nov­ Stopped if he thought maybe a light was I(t proved it. And the test was on the up-and-up, as any ember 22, Feb.19, and May 14—the Bozza brothers about to turn green to amber. Never once of Findley’s passengers could testify after they get their drew Jan. 8, Feb. 5, March 5, and May 28— George left his own traffic lane. Kept to the prop­ breath back. He couldn’t have cut more corners if a pas­ Kobb picked Dec. 11, Jan.’ 22, April 16 and April er thirty-five m. p. h. over the bridge. Kept senger had laid a $20 bill on the seat. 30,. Culun declined to pick out of the hat. to 40 on the Camden Boulevard, where the Findley and Crothers were chosen for the test by David Mendell has no other club and the Bozza broth­ speed limit is1 45. Kohn, safety director of the Yellow Cab Co., because both ers are in the same position—neither promotes And he pulled into the airport at 11.22.30 are skillful drivers Who know every traffic rule, and know boxing in any other arena—but George Kobb has A.M. — just four minutes 25 seconds behind how to save every second. They drove identical cars— 1939 two other clubs. Why is Commissioner John Hall the broncho-busting Findley. Plymouths. so interested in placing Kobb in another city and This modern version of tortoise-and-hare The only difference was in their instructions. Findley making the local promoters share the dates at race was staged by the Philadelphia Safety was told to stop for red lights and stop signs, be sure not the only club they now possess? Is that Jersey Council,- in co-operation with the National to hit anybody — but make the best possible time without Justice? Conservation Bureau, accident prevention breaking too many laws. Looks as if Bill Daly’s heavyweight is on the division of the Association of Casualty and “ In other words,” said Captain Franklin P. Luckan down-grade. He has been on the losing end regular­ Surety Executives as part of statewide traf­ of the Philadelphia police traffic division, “ I hate to say ly lately. A Woodbum, Oregon, lad, Joe Kahut, fic campaigns sponsored by the Pennsyl­ this, but he’ll drive about like the average citizen who’s in a beat him in the last fight and four months ago vania Newspapers Publishers Association hurry.” Gus Lesnevich knocked him out in the first round. and New Jersey Press Association. Crothers, on the other hand, was told to lean over back­ wards to drive not only legally, but with courtesy towards Looks as if Tippy Larkin is in hot water too as a The sponsors thought the test might result of being tossed out of the ring with Broadway other drivers. | Prove that impatient drivers who “ want to Commenting on the test, Julien H. Harvey, Managing Johnny Jones in the first round. Didn’t he win ?ct there in a hurry” are mostly kidding Director of the National Conservation Bureau said, “ It over Jones twice? How many more times does he ; themselves. points out the foolishness and danger of hasty, impatient want to fight him? driving, because the time saved by such practice will be of Former Lt. Johnny Eagle and Sammy Baroudi minor consequence as compared with the risks involved two outstanding middleweights, will have it out NOW! AIR MAIL FOR A NICKEL < and the criminal threat which careless drivers make to the for the 2nd time in Pittsfield in a 10-rounder. Sam­ L lives of others.” - my Baroudi won previously on a split decision. NOVI 5 194 6 Page Eight JERSEY PARADE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15,

NEW JERSEY MERRY-GO-ROUND KNOW YOUR Allendale Methodist Church By M. Martin Turpanjian GOVERNMENT Unveils Its Permanent Honor Reteased by the New Jersey Taxpayers Association REMARKABLE ROLE PLAYED BY JEWS IN WAR Roll of 63 Servicemen We hear quite frequently these days about Arabs and The Allendale Methodist Church dedicated last Sunday a per. Jews in Palestine. There has been a difference of opin­ The Earthquake manent “Honor Roll” bearing the names of 63 men who have been ion, leading to skirmishes! and upsetness. It is hoped that Election brought forth a na­ and some of them still are in the armed services of the United adjustments may soon be made to the satisfaction of all States. tional political earthquake. The The plaque was dedicated by

RETURN OF TWO-PARTY SYSTEM IN WALD WICK GRAND OPENING Now that the Fusion Party has been repudiated by the people of Waldwick and the suggestion of the Parade for the return of on or about the two-party system is being endorsed whole-heartedly by gen­ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1946 uine Republicans and Democrats, It is hoped that Brough Clerk SIGNS ™ adlsl Bearce and his aides should call a special meeting of the Fusion of the Party and disband gracefully. The members are free to join either the Waldwick Democratic Club or the Waldwick Republican Club TRUCK LETTERING hereafter. Paradise Tea Room ILLUSTRATIONS ALLENDALE MERCHANTS MUST ORGANIZE % 51 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE The Allendale merchants are hereby called upon to organize POSTERS - NEON SIGNS a Chamber of Commerce in an effort to boost the Borough as a PHONE RIDGEWOOD 6-4087 community of homes. The editor of the Jersey Parade has made a survey in various parts of Allendale and has come to the con­ Better Sign Studios clusion that there is a need of unified effort to organize the pro­ Phone Allendale 1-4068 posed Allendale Chamber of Commerce. This is a special appeal Subscribe to Jersey Parade to Allendale merchants to organize and it is hoped that a special R.F.D. No. 1, Allendale, N. J. The Jersey Parade reaches discriminating people desiring meeting of all the merchants of the community may be called by a exact and first-hand information of facts. temporary committee next week. In special articles you will find highlights and side-lights of events which pass before your eyes as a parade. Here anec­ Mattresses - Box Springs dotes, tidbits, and jokes are blended into an revealing panorama PRIMER OF BOB DAVIS BRAND POLITICS of current municipal, county and national affairs. The political philosophy of the late Bob Davis, of Jer­ MADE OVER Annual subscription of 52 issues is $2 — 6 months, $1 New Bedding Our Specialty SUBSCRIBE TODAY — DON'T DELAY sey City, the one time Hudson County Democratic Leader, Bedboards - Upholstering is embodied in the following statement which he made Furniture Repaired and SUBSCRIPTION BLANK on many occasions to his friends and followers who were Refinished JERSEY PARADE seeking “patronage” : RUG CLEANING 112 WYCKOFF AVENUE (Waldwick) SHAMPOOING Allendale, N. J. “Look, my friend, I know you for a long time, but the MOTH PROOFING trouble is that you don’t have the political reputation to Antiques Restored & Sold I am enclosing herewith $2 as my subscription to Jersey entitle you for a job. The only way you can establish New and Used Furniture Parade for one year; or $1 for six months. Bought and Sold Name______.______such a reputation is for you to go out on Newark Avenue MILFORD FURNITURE and kick in a few store windows and get yourself arrest­ SHOP Address______ed and establish a definite reputation and then come back 580 N.Maple Av. Ridgewood and see me, maybe I can do something for you.” Phone Ridgewood 6-3682 Municipality______—