Lyn3har.it. Public L ibrary. V alley BroaV: Ave., L y **• J •' LEADERETTE The i school superintendents seem able to live to capes us. Now take the case 41 Dr. Ouy Hille- bee Rutherford. When he appeared al the marvelous Her­ ald Tribune forum ia New York recently and brought the 5 name of Rutherford before one of the moat distinguished w liracci in the country, as well as in a hundred thousand hnaaea through television, one might imagine Rutherford **• THE SOUTH HKRl.EN REVIEW would be proud The Chamber of Commerce last week said tt waa SwelL But that night, the Rutherford Board of Edu­ cation primly told its employees to stay home and stick to. Council Rejected Schools To Get $19,000 ByCommissioners Vets More Than $500,000 35-Point Tax Reduction Source O f Local Youth Fine Possible With State Aid Money Is

Lyndhun* « . leiat gitt •»«»*• U 1 I 1 >111 b . i . u U M . . I ~ Undecided Bogle And Breslin Declare the atale for %rhe»l reliel will p u rp o se* . be uhuh *tt IMker IWftffi. However. TKe S titr tSI U la suppaas I »• «® '•* *•» .ill dun ■. i , ii.. v ik e a . ^ Children Receiving rod n stien . Mote keint Ike total .m -oia PUnninq W ey« To If th e ummic? aeluatt* «ae* .Ik,lied «Hk Ike .er.»J ie*«. . G et It lata red wring the tswnsktpS *e i l m i Ik e i w m i I to k« a # > Guidance s -heal Us burden the In rsle lilirtl I . to . redwelMM Ui IM* will be benedtled U thr l.il.i«tl IIM HII MW It * «”lil« I" , .4 .1 Lyndhnrst church aad parents supply proper influence este it of aver 14 paiaU. se H«W l*.lei«oM U t tU H . » w { . ii.lliut.l I ..I Kolkeilofd »I» »«»S far the children ef the connnnity. Comm* James A. Bres- rording to focal eaUmaie* r.« « »«*•. • N . Un lu k ifi at Monday night’s Beart of Based on the w Ik^ I attenil Munc t'.ll l.ko tlttU lt. r „ t » . II fc«. cttfag the lew rate ef juvenile delinquency as cerreetty rep H « a for pmptatfct I m W . i • m MU m m Elk. toauoiltee ol »kiek aaee. here Is bon tbe bummm U 1U IN , M i.bim k H.l«kl> ;.><*i s .nu Ike left * jIrhr. a. Parable*!. |M - is—ntallvr ef youth conditions in the Rader ol Ly**kuM M l» *» elMlr«a». Here »•* will be diatrtboted I U W I I , ( t t J M U 1 I —I ' U a . e l , n \ er »'d*l l»NI at N inrUmt Other spectators are u til Ml Mi u: lirtkw n The commissioner m ade this . —■ •ell Jordan receive* key to kb «ev» Mate (i B ergen'* 19 muairlpallti«-» M M N u III.M .l Voetk *i Il • |t*llltf !•» MWIK lr..|(, |K«* statement in answer to statistics 1 Mrs. Jordan aad Elk Bennett. will get a total of |l|ll.* H :i IH.| mn m iu tl HUNK ••lale based on the national picture pre­ of w hich M M t U H w ill ** their efforts in our behalf I fir «ni/Minns throughout It nr kr Hr P » k H » l tl n»nr sented by Fred Greenwald. a so­ Art Champs A grateful permanently wound­ u«e<1 to m t tase* bark And l l i . » • it very difficult to put into 1 < an .•KKure you that Rulkr. In, .1 ui tian m m cial worker, who expressed con­ ed vcieran. of Vineland, has writ 1(11.11111 «m be a»ed lor r h a l I 'l l I i l e m M the appr«*c lation 1 owe U> th e « i tlu s * n « iu s 'S ta te * w ilt I . Mri-ll. ttl.e, T .» M k « cern for the younger generation, ten to Joseph Bader, chairman of orlMol aurp*e% N ui I.' * i w l « n . . - . * Win Awards tire Elks organization for mafc g ra te fu l I to r an v tiatiaa? »i»«i<«; and urged the formation o f a M u ­ t.arfteWt will receive W M .«* I!■»i » h . . , the Elks Committee for the Para it possible to leave this hogpn !>o>t«nci no matter how small It i..o u t i i i u i n i l l i a * r nicipal Youth Council, w ith p a id St al wblrh lU th U «*ll hr «i^*Wii\a . *•* 1' >. *■ | plcgir Veterans, a letter of thanks after three full jtears «»f endfln* * h r IImI IM|< llltM II Mill employees, to direct a iunior em ­ From Amvets used to reduce Uses sat f H MIJI Ik H '. i , .1^. I , , *■ mt I which tells better than anything ment I was physically able to I unaware «*f the amount plo y m en t service and recreation (I A I ♦«!«• U t ■».>• > H la ' ! else what the Elks have been try leave here almost two years pg« 1 wotk Iiu Mt P Ippotito aas Some Poston W ere So ing to do and how they have sue *>ut lack of-a herne sutUb*e t putting m ti « • (instruction of mv net *• New Duties No Money, H alf r t.M »*doC* -n* t Greenwald. whtr appeared at Good, Post W ill - c e e d e d . my condition kept me from le* home until. I made my Hint tri| tbe previous . board meeting. ; Bader is only one of the Lynd ing The assistance offered by th< \ ■ Vineland vince 11M1 and w en- so u g h t coordination of ail tht* ; Preserve Some huist Elks wi o got into the para­ Elks w as the key to my salute n • vsV the with him I do No Courts the (Mt «*f tea*-IWr For Hickey I tm> township's lacihties in setting up j plegic movement and have oper­ of this* problem- Add tn that, t; e rea ll/e th e m agnitude of th* tha «4alr 4 |IO H | t tU I bmi a n immediate prdgi-am-.. He, said ated it as it lias not been oper­ fact that I was never able to o*n whole project now snd *hall b« Of*o ffiwrr thaw >( > ' In So T«lli C ;«««*> i* his interest was in the future, ra­ Awards to poster content win­ ated anywhere els* in the coun­ ,nv own home previous to t©*ng forever giatiful to him fot Hi Oiitricl Clerk Will, it>e aehsa i i« « m »•« * present, and predic­ ha# . ^liitueg •• * \« -l ther than the ners. in the Faul Revere National try . into service and you can set son * uni i! ;\g effoits Vn my behalf II* j Le«qu* In E>- EWect, teeome *tale iktft t *s * ted the expansion of the .munici­ Preparedness Day observance Here is the letter;^ idea as to how gfatriul I feet s o ld thst it was work that ht j plenelion p a lity would create possibilities ft ere presented to Lyndhurst stu­ D e a r Mr B a d e r I have always been aware of liked to d»> so the satisfaction h* | Meneqer Hi it<«s the to o t A* Im iHe » « « for delinouenty that could be m et dents of------high school and* elcmen- * would like to take thia oppor- the tine work that the Elks *W derives, from it roust t* tremen A h rttae t».*o« I t m i M a u i o n by wholesome occupation- under | schools Uui ing Monday as- j tunjty to thank you for your time New* Jersey were doing f«*r th« d o u s ; lhoma» J link-' t1i»ln*i :h a t »-•*'- « supervision. ’ semtly by Cmdr. Nicholas De Se- ancj interest spent in makng your! rriipled kiddies and I In rl aslng. 1 would like to e» j leik, «s apprrtnUnt rtHtrl I J a o «*# J Mayor Horace R. Bogle, com- ! ria, of A. W W Lewandowsxi ^ lrlp Vineland, «-nd my home It' proud of the fa t** I -i HP Ih, |.tm |huii( t nu ItOOgue *»ll ; '-«!*« *H » o * » M mendmg the speaker for h is sin- J P o s t 20, A m v e t. was most enjoyable to my wife, state organisation was the tlrst m em ber of the K.iks «-*M»t> and myself. _ organize thi> lielo for the s *t..od»n« inwitatHMi to visit, m y! night following ervstion of iiw S ill »•**■ k # i o H^I 3*‘ «;•* pt.ahtMlik* and’ ait unio»t*.f>*rf 1,10 * .< ,4<««ll> *1 M t you home «t any tin* new position bv the gtoMp »l< would appreciate youi con- plegtcs 1 sincerely hope that riThr M '* ‘ * a* »*-o4 a* Mn»t sm*-erel>, : will aaaume his duto-s May I* It hit d Mu _ • stating onat m tne past year mere santcfi„ , avenue. rc*.n*.r,ii General *.«relleneiexcellence veying our most sincere thanks to will be successful in your th« le ag u e * melting laoi ««*k have been onlv 15 cases referred the rest of the committee for to introduce tfua Am work te the Russell Jordan was uuliiated Ha oooid iweive •oiio?' tea*** th e » . * of the eAtries have led Amvet of­ at lae fw ia av«no* Th« 1^* to the Juvenile Court, including I added compensation to lo «Ml pdao ' iMn e^aet ist| ficials to consider having some of {ta had »»ttten Bi*sUa «*ew a fMk-% se v en Ufor truancy. None of the ♦ d ed M#uo oftei l a tw-* doiw ^ tbe posters laminated hi* opinion |irop«MM»t ha* s#0# rfle» . . - r . 1 n a p n t e r I hayr been mitlined ofw d hung in their rapidly nearing «i tl t i»«ol l«* / g if« v ticnal institutions, the mayor said i u|wn by *|he huaid- completion headquarters build- i t>M< t* T he m a y o r agreed that a recre­ A't.«*ng hi* new dotie* a ill t . ing. Is Honored Committees ation center would b« » desired «naAage#nent <>f !•'« enlw* ismi- Judges for the event were Hans Yo'ith -Day will a s s e t for Lyndhurst snd that the ual and m aintrnaia« »v*lr«> ■ v W eingaitner, local artipt; Miss tlx subject had been completely ex­ hi* apiatlntimnt pa\e«| th*- Edith Jennings, children's libra , Retiring Janitor R eceive! aditional faphumH ,‘ h a on , w M.»^ I Ith Beaverton Sey* New Or- plored during hearings on eonsid f..i t deriving rhange* in. I* * *> i in, and M ii. James Fisher Gen with students acting in all tt. eration of a community World G iftj and Accleim qanixalion Ready to • |» in, |>i »*dt«*t«-»i f«w »m ni ,tlo*e ' il *ral chairman was Joseph Polito. key positions, and • Uh ntu'ient Ha lo t W ar II memorial. Mayot Bosk > at te d u P » n TvJ»*«lrt' O'g*-? e ltr. nember of the Lyndhurst Boat'd ? taking thr place of B*»ard of F^to Speed Into Action t s J a a ex p lain ed that the cost of su c h a John Wackwifo, a janiti»r at live Jitlv I' jf Education qpd of the Amvet cation membt'is at the m oim i ;>» .1 % development w o u ld be f a r in ex Franklin Sc hoi for mm- years, Snlaiy srhrrl.. I-- t.r P ost lh a t n ig h t • J'-l cess of the township's financial and Mrs Wackwitz were hon­ • ml • ?lani llll.t* » t Tt" . following offWn* wei» 1 Ikt at* a b ility 'fw o winners and an honorable ored last’ week at tea by the iiktied «n d ih* ■ ta»»ifi’ a< executive board -Of -Franklin, numtnated t> h«if Ui ue * >u|iri«ut>'« A Hill * •--•♦‘Os * C o u n ten n t: Mr GreenwaJd's as -nention are named in each clas­ «ueh • liminsH ■’ v i*ie«t«') ).»Ht>*hed i > 0*1 « W - 't- i sertions of personal experiences sification. School PTA Mi WaekwiU re to ti* l f .’ . yt, Ilf 1, rnittee of the Student C w n > |. Urn* J u k n I n k * ashawal a s a social worker. Breslin re­ The list includes, at the h'igh reived $2fi as a farewell gilt Im . la*killed m» t o st.H h an Supt'i vising Piincipoi • K .!•>* gas* * r« HiJR* »r# |>ia«t. I « * #nt s A called that he had served as as school. Nancy Niosi, Marie Pierro 1 from the board. A n* * *al>“ » i«. h e d u it >a K an u cv i • S ITM 8H Ml sistant prosecutor o f B e rg e n ind Eleanor Blake eighth grade, Also honored at the tea were ti^iiao* s»t ad o ia e d Principal. Phil N*tol • t*i t.» iH« * *gH arhow t' "TW I W a r V e la .* / Vd.SaV a time he had Marie Cheeki and Constance Nio­ Mrs Raymond Matthews, school r i ) tta i f. i ? ?o»>: *. County during which I lean William «h«del i> A lto ii d '*f M o *(« e a r ls s ir peopvow^t efaklKO • n«»o. « « a- • f f a r r . id th Ht a isahtfi a t g a n t h r *M*Ur *«.e • \* t ■ ■ i relating to Lyndhurst's young- md Adam Jankowski, Roeevelt Peterson. Mrs. Paul Liberti. Mis prrvu*u» ranar for |sait< Supervising Janitor D-; ^ iIIm o i 1* V al • latiiW U l*» ' 'V, H ad H* th e leaf>*e .r o t* m t#W > er population. " , School; Camilc Dai of Lihcoln George Lowenberg. Mrs A L tl 7 -hOMtn saOl Breslin pointed out that the School; sixth * grade,. Victor F il- Faulconer and Mrs H E C ar r e r v te tn g >antt-»i' t l Was w> t < Attendance Ofls • .-.flan Th*ai»a« • « r v*iofaivata-*H , -w whtsii • an roo■* to w n sh ip has an active recreation lardo. of Lincoln School; Frank m e a n Keefe (morning Al«» r latr.m* <»*<»rgt An eouailtfatHm jao tt*>^ aowaevg i » l .. j * ( *«w <> • tn *i.v* program , a lth o u g h it is o n a r e ­ Michelini, Jefferson. Joan U h l. Mrs Harry Gutheii. eounty I afternoon standards RuheH 1^ . 1'ivtnl providing adiu .»■ . ..a.i.* - i-«j :_ m . 8 *t*' * stricted budget Playground? are Lincoln; fifth grade. Leonard councilor, insUlled the follow Librarian Ja*'n >* in .1 h reLaUons Harold *hi» vrar of n«»t more !He' l a ro ta ll' I « •’» 1 • 1 , S • ! « in operation at five‘schools with Bednarski and Barbara Hipp. Co­ ing officers at a meeting yester 1 *4- at to o I a-rm* fm a n v ru * tn * ttan a*vd v ' i ^ - :.i >* 11., 1 It k, ta *#» TV l U f d A a W th e sixth and seventh to be put in lumbus School. Dorothy Turesik. day Mis 11 Stanley Brill, pres Board of lul. -. • i Ht* f J8T‘ i ta u s a n d t»n trrri' ing less rt i ,tr-. ttoMes t»ar" full swing withm th)e next few of Jefferson ident Mt» Jameti Ei*he< first P re s id e n t. D«*o 1 f<«« fot tHe past yea# I«r.«|et _ M u s a s *d •*v tn U*'“ «l weeks Block dances a nr h e ld Fouith grade. Rosalie Glangar- vice president. Mrs E W. Al Lias id Live Ih, . la*» ( _ i t> Clerk. Audie.y M mu o.»« » * h ip F ra n k AH • 'i*t**dia»»» «* t* <>■ *«» •a. HvJtH a ' .Hsr-WlSe-l •TW V«W *«-•*. * weekly during the gUnmci , with della. Robert Marrone and Patri brecht second vice president 1 ** * •« Members Lorn* ¥ » g*> w a s ,'wamod ? 1 ,t a !l »UI»« * triH* •* conducted during . the vaeation final graidtti' Dominick Filardo and Mrs Charles Christ, treasurer ratio. Gene-W alk- ■ .-tw-1 lii ' r i o i u tl»a> I*.* We . f l . We - « se«» “ months There is alao dy vtftboJL-l?hyHis Manc-uso. a f L in c o ln ,r a n d Miss Nellie lJuplak. wlviwr and tan. Marietta I-i**« tl.c r.l« " t r i ll " r ii «» »»»» I • a*»*l r » *. Ir e t |Ki ' eiwHr ’ ! league with 18 teams participat Justine Epdelkofer, of Oefferson Mias Isalielle MacLean historian V**.v Vkr . U n g High ftrl TV «• ■ mg and furnishing spectators en­ Student teach, i* v- tertainment thia se»‘k in th* U H erb ert Summer who said hi­ Elks Lectder Doris Kleen Represents d e n t w ith a n as e r a s ts a scoutmaster, told tlge-c o m m is­ will be rwmidrted * sioners thst " th in g s trW going *>n an effort wifi lo- n * * in Lyndhurst which s h o u ld he- High School At H. J. C . , n o s tu d e n t tear)-.** . > «i t .-«• i corrected However, when q u e s ( tla s a . Th* o .f! tmned bv Mayor B<^gle Stammer D or iv. K le e n . ju m o i in Lynd* TV rr is a run«« a d m itted h e h a d “no d cfim t* in *ur#t High School, ha' be*-n se- Pton Honors | that the faetilty ha. 1 1 ♦ a ft* 1 la te formation but woukl m a k e it lectcd to att»-nd the Citizenship _ trd to an Its. (Hr-. IfHW t* H o ld his tusine*» to obtasn th r fa cto Institute for Girls to be held at •- tf*r th e ar> < o f , 1,1 W>>tn For Shepherd -The Hook" section, to o . ram i the New Ji*r«ey College for Wo­ dents simi*«r u* \ > H ; ■*-- im t a l m« » » l* in for its share of criticism voir men from June 28th to July Jnd. on t-wo years . ..M e r e h a n t i * L y n d h u rs t, under th« auspices of the New 1 0eti,nfM ) V«4igf *)tnr. W r d by n- loo Jersey SUt« Federation of Wom­ (Ccmtinued on Psg<- 2) TH*- m e e tin g e f - • Se Guv#* 0inm*» 0^ en's Cluts . o t g s d U< * '1 I - f>liMatM>n on Tu«'vi* Sacred Heart Plans • The Woman > Club of Lynd- • loa*d w ill n o t h*. h r 14 ,n t« >* l*» hurst i« sending Miss Kleen to the ' Srh*«*il h o t in th< \ )»■•>- . • e a * * o 'a M aircliia V aron* H urt Party For May 11 institute as a part of then work J ITie annual Sorred Heart -Caid of th< Toan Mali a ft* - IH» W Kan Struck By Car the Voulh Qifwrnftion de­ j was- tr a n * f e rs e d f. - Parte o d l ^ Held this veer at the i (partm ent hea«le Mrs Ernest H Font^a T>m* •v. * ’• -»■*«*■ t* o g ' ('*< it"** 1 u > • * V a s a ftf f ■*r** - -f the Jumot Clasg CoudcU and; I An active committee in chargr - » .. *yi* i n i Ha* • HfflW-'r S also ef the'-B Scenery .... r*i..k.Club >4 ti...th e I Leave of Absence t ‘ ** *>f the rard party h ire ai*t*n ■ l «-d. ■•an- ; **•*».. »»l»- I.e t school Outside of schra.I ••he is for distribution nt mar.y valuable a fm-mber of the Lyndhurst Ju­ From High School gifts Included m the li«t o an [itoMs «-#d *en #/o** nior Ford halt Playeis She is a RCA Trieviafon set a Radio-phi' daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Edwin I.uothade• r . *« V fe jrt T • nocrap^ and AM FM Radio aw1 - N r m's ■-** st i-» att*- I a* S. « to n * * ; Klet t aunty »* i*1 This is the first time that a T - Th* : i . C i t s Mem hr -% ,>f the committee sre i d h a rg r »*f s *vw learning dot Me by. t h*-a o «*»* Sti*:««fi t*1 th e »h*a» Mrs Jc^ h” **** * pro,*rt Mrs J.*ephtna,Ubort« Mrs Bar vice to save his t*s« • *% ktafkwO- ah«S * i - Aathonv IV Gsi. Mf» John M< f..l twi.vi fia ^usial lhM Gr-^nendyke. Mr» G M. E C e*a» M arfgffcO eh Ifarxld MllU »a# -.■ . M is f o 4 v# i -C'aa»-adTT K E F T * Gann. Mn Paul De Maa»> Mrs In rase Mas Kleen will be- un- „ . h o i a.* same Rwamek esoOi*- *• Eufe able to attend the Institute Eliza Giampoola Mrs Wsneo M ** induagrial arV la#r.nr.t s Mi * H e ta y Arnold H^izherr Mrs at na « lOama- ta m « M e l tear** H e* a. Mrs tbth Corbett will serve as her al— Mrs Arthur iehrerkenstein th» hign «tojet f**r th* nifo. Mrs Dudley K>ii i* CHosla 1 I!* temau president at a aalary * t2 2»* John Duddy M r* Ji Phillips PAGE TWO THE LEADER THURSDAY, MAY#, IMS Mbs Donorvich Is Wed Engaged Fellowship Shower Given For • Mitt Evelyn Pet*ch | Hews from High School Miss Claire Donorovich. daugh­ long sleeves. Her fingertip French Day Marked Miss Evelyn Petsch. daughter t e r o f Mrs. Anna Donoruvich and illu s io n veil fell from a tiara of o t Mr and Mrs. Paul Putsch, of ' t m w w i m m jkan walke* MUH the late Charles Donorovich. 326 s«*ed p e a rls a n d rh in e s to n e s . S h e 212 Tontine avenue. Lyndhurst. William street. Harrison, became earned w hite roses and orchids. Lyndhurst Council of m ^pK]bneous'plover1 i i w ^ F ^ Newark Stadium was packed last Saturday. May 1st, on tha the bride of Edward J Jasinski. The brides attendants wore Church Women Hold t i r b v Z c Z lt a d occasion of the yearly Newark Invitation Track Meet. ThirteeA son of Mr. and Mrs John Jasin starched chiffon gowns with * Wondtand avenue Ruther* • m€*nher» from L. H. S. attended, and they competed with over fifty ski. 436. Forest avenue. Lyndhurst matching picture hats. The maid Affair Tomorrow Saturday at 4 30 D.m at Out Ladv Vord, Mr, Betty F.nto, ol oth' r s**100'*. AU v«lu«Me experience. Conrad Mamsera of honor was in orchid and car~ won two medals, one of which was for the Grouo III Broad Jump DRUGS 'tit Chinesthovcd R C. Church, in May Fellowship Day sponsore< Feaneck. at the Reid ho«ne ried yellow roses and orchid with a leap of 20 inches, 9. feet. Hip also took third place in the 100- I N C. Harrison. The Rev J F S/p:i- sV.eet peas. Tlie bridesmaids wore by the Lyndhurst Council o' The center of the decorative, man performed the ce:erron> . Church Women will be held oi „ ! yard Dash. Next Saturday {he track team will travel to Long Nile green, blue and yellow and ich e m c in red and wnite w as a »granch to run in the relays. Any student wishing to go with the G EO RG E BRODO Prop. Miss Helen Jasinsk:! sister ..1 Friday. May 7th, at the Reed Me (anted mixed spring flowers. The «ir of large hearts arranged over lean) may do ^ by ^ n g Mr Olson about transpoftatiQn expenses, the groom, was •"aid of honor. flower girl wore a pink gown and ! morial U nited Presbyteriai the fireplace,e place. with streamers fall- _ The bridesmaids were Miss Grace can i«*d an old fashioned bouquet. I Church on Stuyvesant avenue ng from them to the gift nack The Girls' Afternoon Baseball League officiallv started yester­ 41 Ridge Road Yukas. Miss Catherine C « m > O u lv> D -n Aldridge is in charge of arrange get-together in the gym. ti ip through Canada and'V ill live ng. orovich. Jr acted ,-.s fo r 1 m en ts. It was announced that about twenty-one students from our h is broth*-; ; • : Sr. R. at 436 Forest avenue. Lyndhurst. Others present included Mrs Mrs. L. Pov/eJJ "will be installe whool are interested- in attending a vocational school. Open Every ski. Jefl n J. St /HMn-n T he bride rc w ith t h e N a tio n a l as President by the installing of "»aul Petsch. Mrs. E. L. Wieland. This year only one person from L. H. S. was accepted into the Ylis? Augusta Tfrirmann. Mrs ______Cieszyneki ushered. •Union Radio Corporation, *New- fleer. Mrs. C. Doud. O ther office- All-State Chorus. Eleanor Hay is to be congratulated for having The bnde w..u • :k. and the grqpni with Federal to be installed are Vice-Presi rhoni..-, Smith. M « Aik.- W »-i j t'uine* uTiiThonoi Sunday starched chifT.r. HELEN JASINSKI T ‘enhone and Radio, Clifton. He dent. Mrs. J. Garde: Recordin and Mrs De»i>thy Germain. Mi^- There are two corrections for Youth DaV in connection with the lace and !hinest \ Katies Club practicing their play which will be presented on that Leo E Munczinski. son of Mr The gufcst speaker will be Mrs Fitch'S and Mrs. Leo Munczinski 752 ff Rosengrant. President of the Imil Meiser. oi Union City: Mrs memorable d^y. Shades H Held. Mrs. Goorg< I>>n't forget the Spring Musicale which will be held on next Corinne Pisano A Bride New Jersey avenue. Lyndhurst. New Jersev Council of Chur»- The couple were honored with a Women. Her subject will b« *asch. of Rutherford; Mrs. Che> Friday night. May 14th. ^______•______Combination M iss C oi inn* r P .s liu 111 p v s arranged with a <:inner and party at the home of Every child is my child.” er No\\cl. of Wee haw ken. M rs.; ~ j r r . c and even expanded. d a u g h tt ‘ 1 oi M; m a M v P h ilip beaded < S h e e a r n e d C a lla Miss Jasinski There will be a nursery foi 1 W Wieland. of North Bergen rund* bO iignt rO r The next meeting of the local Pisano. 500 F j Sham poo . . . 75c l.ynd- lilies The couple attended Lyndhurst small childreh. Vlrs. G. S Smith, of Jersey City. VlSltinq N u r s e s auxiliary will tc field at the home | hurst, became th • f F rap k The maid of honor wore a gown public schools and are graduates Mrs Louis Thiemann and Miss j * -—^ of Mrs. Herbert Freeman, 549 Sp ray . . ■ • I -25 A. L iscio . j ; , m.i! M r a n d M rs. pink taffeta and net, with a of Lyndhurst High School. Miss Doris' Thiemann, of Newark. Union avenue, with Mrs. Freder­ F r a n k A Lise-; : V a lle y Reporting Monday on the cam­ hiired waiftbne She wwa Jasinski is employed at the Pru- M iss Petsch will become the ick Blum, president, in charge, on B ro o k av Ly nd M o n - paign for funds for the Visiting itching bonnet and carried dential Jnsurance Company in Marie Siftopoli >rid< of Edward Wieland c»f Stuy­ Nurse Service, Mrs. Clarence Monday. May 10. Both for 1.19 d a y T h e cere'm* was perform- geen roses The bridesmaids Newark Mr. Munczinski served vesant avenue; Lyndhurst. on ed at 5 p m at re d K v iM R Vanden i.euvel, chairman, an as a petty officer in the navy,for Given Nurse Cap M ay 29 C. Church The wore similar gowns in Nile green, nounced that though returns arc* I three year's in the European area. in m arriage by ] vjth matching bonnets, and ear­ ‘ coming in nicely the total of last Rev. Rowland F. Nye, rector of j ned pink roses. He is the owner of the Gulf Ser­ Miss Marie Sinopoli. d a u g h te r e e p tio n follow e*H .:t S t * Birthday for G . Fausfus yemr’a drive has not yet been a t ­ St. Thomas’s Episcopal Church, vice Station in Passaic. of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Sino Star Blades Hall. Lyndhurst. The bride s mother wore gr^y tained. It is hoped that others announces that Ernest Lescow. of poli. of 268 Ridge road, was grad Rutherford, has been appointed Miss Jean Punt M n U U v ith. black accessories, and the Gi c iiory. FauUrs. son of M r and * ,H stil1 contribute, sho said, so uated from the School of Nursin; 25c Package was maid of hon< Bridesmaids bridegroom s mother-wore blue. M rs G , F Fautus of SJ3 Ttiird th,t th<‘ service, may be fully organist and choirmaster for his I Miss Lashendock Partied of St. Michael's Hospital in New Were the Misses -Anrva D t P il'o , Each wore an orchid corsage ‘tree!, celebrated his IJtfc birlh- miunU'n'd al last year's basis c h u r c h . . ark. recently, at exercises held ir 2 Elvira Clow and Grace Pisano, On their leturn from a t'ip to lay nnivc*' sarv Monday with a for 26c St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Newark sister of the tnd< of I \ ndb»»rsU W ashington. D. C . the couple will Mr and Mrs Joseph Lashen narty at his home Guests were Archbishop Patrick Walsh officia­ and Emily Car us ». N e w a rk . live at 324 Green avenue. Lynd* dock gave a Sweet Sixteen Party Hope- Baxter, Dorothy Pastori, of ted -at the ceremony. Miss Sino- W illiam Duffy. New York was h ir s t for #their daughter. Miss Reeda Constance Gardner. Mary EllenIII uoli is a graduate at Lvndhurs* .best man Ushe s v e re F fank*1 Lashendock on Saturday, April Feiner, Dons Strom. Dorothy Spring Time Heaven Sent Both are graduate* of I vnd- High School and attended Fair- Is Carucci. William Ba: D a n ie l 24. Present at the party were 'Uroni. Clara Romeo. Christine hurst High School. Mrs. Liscio Icigh-Dickinson Junior College at Cornell, Michael the- Misses M ildred Battilora. Joan Fautus. John Null. Ja m e s C o s te l­ is with the Prudential Insurance Rutherford and also attended Se- Deodorant L y n d h u r s t Hanken. Gerry Lombardi, Toni; lo, Robert Strom and Frederick Company of Newark M r Liscio. ton Hall College, South Orange. The bride wore Spano. Edith Cortese. Marietta R u p in sk i. Bargin Time o f w h ite v ho served In the Navy in the , Cologne satin, styled with a high neckline Pacific area tm>,two years, is with"* Loritta Carlasio, Angie j ” ' 1 Iona sleeves and a full skirt fin Brookdale Beverage Company, Carlasio, Julie Issec. Jean Lash Rev. and Mrs. Robert C. Lint- AT 1.50 ished in a long tram Her fin B ro o k d ale endeK-k, Rose Marie Montagna ner. of 307 Tontine avenue. Mi Commercial and the Messrs^ Buddy Berwick, and Mrs Tomer Paul Shepherd Deodorant Council Rejected i public officials play only one4 Nic ky . ivolellafi Andrew Matika. ] of Fourth street and Mrs. Lucy Industrial Lyndhurst Auction Outlet M. ve Le-mho Dominick Rosa, Di Emery of 250 Livingston avenue C ream (Continued .'rum P.-ce i *■. t in the civic picture. Certain uese. Bob McPherson. Sam Ur-1 attended a Baker University C a n d id c*sp<-msibi)ities. he said, rest with 277 r id c ;e r o a d fico. Gene Miehiline nd Rich- (Baldwifi. Kansas) reunion in N 1 . 0 0 who said he moved there frvint a id H aas. ie citizen population Although Y City Monday evening. W ed d in g s Jersey City last \ear M« ifleied pledging support of the govern- i •White Goose Feather^Pillows 2.98 each . hearsay reports that a pot-l room mg body to an organized move­ Home Groups Both for 1.80 is about to • be established ;«t ment for correction of conditions. FOR THK BKST — CALL WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR Stuyvesant avenue an%t Ridge Mirh as reported Monday night, ro a d the mayor reminded the audience Heatiliful Mapl«* Brils (Double) lil $10.00; Kitchen M rs. B e rth a G i •* n«-n • - sid e d th t the township is faced with ACME AWNING CO. Don’t Forget with Commissioner Bt« -hn :v. ii> financial burdens \hai do not per- Wall Cabinets, a Set of Three to Make Your Kitchen stand that Lyndnui i n, \ •mt ex|M*nsive recreational facili- E. 2 1409 12* M IDI.AND AVENUE KE. 214*9 Sparkle in While, Complete at $29.95; lively White b lack , a s it is painted ‘ ff*V"ad\ l \ rvelain Linen Cabinet* in a Variety of Sizes at Sunday Is Vice on iiivcmle problems w a- a '• — . MAM'FACTUF.RS OF... return to the old-fashioned m eth­ Ateeptihg the may.H's rccom- $10.25 and higher; Colorful Inner Spring Mattress od of having parents’ ent« :tain at nendation, Greenwald publicly at $19.95; a Striking Five-Piece Kitchen Set. Table RF.SIDENTIAL Mother's Day home for their children j 1 led upon the citizens present to aixl 4 Leather Covered Clutr*. the Table has a For­ Mrs. Groenendyke ctwrunented . i* h h im p la n that the entire board commis­ for further action: Afte r a short COMMERCIAL mica Lifetime Top, a Real Bargain at $99.95. This FRESH SHIPMENT sioners had brought up their fam ­ ttnferenee with in i‘m l.ei's o f th e i« Regular Priced al $129.50. A REAL BARGAIN. ilies in Lyndhuist * yndhurst Forum, it was stated INDUSTRIAL O F W H IT M A N - Neanng the com-lu$u»r ,»f ihe .hat ananftements will be made M c l mite You to Come in Today— Look. .4 round AWNWGS hearing, Mayor Bogle remarked ■.it a to w n wid»* f*» Urn early next 240 STUYVESANT AVE. C A N D Y JU S T that the board of cnmmis&i<«ners m o n th •— Lots of Other Bargains ■ Herfen and Panaic County LYNDHI RST. N J Keprenentattvea. Ki th 2 4*» ARRIVED Mr. Anthony P. Cappetta RUth. 2-9243 No connection with any firm of similar or any other name-. OPtN MORNINGS AH Makes MONDAY — fftlOAV 7 . 4 5 Toilet Waters and Perfumes Wachter’s Compare ths Rutherford National's , and Dresser Sets Delicatessen Personal Loan Rates With Any Other Plan r onr/cons, lielinblr. Reasonable Serrict Popular Brand Why pay more than bank rates when you need a Cigarettes W e,Know 653 Ridge Road Lyndhurst Personal Loan to provide money for some worth­ RUth. 2-1275 while purpose? At any of the 5 convenient Ruth­ $ J .34 carton Buick's Front Wheel Beers, Wines and Liquors erford NATIONAL banks a Personal Loan costs only 50c a month for each $100 you borrow. Re­ NO COUPON Action Best F r o s le il I'ckmU Smoked Salmon member, you do not have 'to be a depositor... So N o Lim it IV h ile Tlty (^.imI I’i*«li * Oyflers W bite Fifh • Y,ob«ter Lost write, telephone, or drop in for application. Ap­ Bring Your Car to Us Vloundit** • Sliritnp Crab Meat - Tuna Fish Salmon - Sardine* plications for home improvement loans -also wel­ Perch for Regular Alignment Homemade SulatU comed. ‘Fruit?* *, \ egetjible^ Macaroni ' Save your car. >a* :r tires. How? By h a v i n g Meal*. - P o u ltry C.ole Slaw ‘Potatoes V . ' -- t y o u r B u u k 's w h v < i\k td for alignm ent a n d ARNOLD b a la n c e regm/urh BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS Our Buuk-traincci mlvhanics know Buick's FRIDAY SATURDAY 77,. /.o >jre.»f \a tional ffuiiA in B«ry*en Conn ty front end best. They have the factory-specified equipment for chtvkint; us action—bringing it lleiincininle Clam Chuwele-r Hot llor.Miii.ieic Hoa-t buck to nem-car ipeciti .itions iff hard driving and 1 isb Caken DRUBS Beef RUTHERFORD NATIONAL I N C. h a s c a u s e d m is a li g n m e n t e»r b a d b a la n c e . Pickled Herring PARK AND AMIS AVCNUIS, RUTHIRFORD GEORGE BRODO Brop. After our Bui.k front v. heel job—you’ve got Herring in W iite Sauce Hot Baked Virginia Ham m sweetheart of a c.ir ti.jt > still safer to drive* 41 Ridge Road _ Still easier to bur. ' .;!! Comfort all the way. .411 Salmis Made on S/H'ciot (bder 1 Lyndhurst, N. J, RUth. 2-6867 Bergen Auto Company All kinds of Sandwiches made up to order 2IS A n SOI Largest varieties for Overseas Shipments 19 Franklin Place Rutherford. N. I Open Every Branches: Pa^aie .eiiej Ilaeketl^ack • i Just pick up your phone . Sunday B uiek D e a f e r* > | i k t |9t»<< And we're at your home. 201 m m FREE OPEN SUNDAYS • FtOiftAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COBPOftATlON FCDCft'AC~*(StltVC SVSTSM DELIVERY p » a TiiKl'r THIR5DAY, MAY 6. 1948 TH E I E A n F R pigteileri Ar* Selling More Than 300 A t Pfc Dick Spies Adam Cxamecki Shower Held For Catholic W ar Veterans C«nc*> ti­ Mi ar^l Mrs Thomas K Knali^h SAL DE CARLO sponsored by Mrs. A. A- Zarnow ing « ith his unit, the* **cmh Air­ 5JO Wsta>\n a%efti»e waa sva~*t ski are (loins something this week the St. Crceha s Choir of St M Mon- than 300 persons, inclu 4 borne Infantry Regiment. Fort rhaei » Roman Cattudic Church of. honor *t a •uipri’e mk»cet that might well be emulated by At a regular meeting on May other war—what the heck are ing Mayor Horace R Bogle. .«t Brag* North Carolina, for the Lyndhurst, for the*r 30th ann lane*ru« shc»wet given last week other groups in the community — 3rd a motion was*passed to ^nd you mirchmg for?” 'Those infto- tended a testimonial .dinner Third Army Ninth Air Force versary Concert and Dance to l*e ii th« .home., of Mrs Th»«m** E they are selling candy and ^'i11 Saturday night, h irin g E. Ja> k a delegation to attend Rev. Mul- | cent children expressed my sen­ training roaneuvet w h*ch will hekt i« May 0th katgllsh Ji.. of Stuyvesant ave­ turn the profits over to the can- Hughes, member of the Guide' ior's annual Memorial Day serv-1 timents to the core, .take p |«r m the Kentucky T en - The chon will he honored to nue. Ruthetlwlil \sa»«t »»* hist ices on May 30th at St. Matthews The signs which expressed the c e r fu n d A R o g a ls k i W a se V F W EVwt 3 5 ^ nessev horde; leg Km during the have as then guests the follow esAm were Mi* .Stanley 7alew In the group are Amy Eck. q{ Lvndhurst at the Valiev Bn- Lutheran Church marchers' definite Russian senti­ month of'May *- mg choirs, all membei*. of th< sk i M rs A sa M o ran . M r* J.»f>n Carol and Dial* Pa*lo»ki. Bev- h,«d)lu„ |W, Ralph Polito was appointed as ments demanded removal of Am­ A rty* a n d mti iotxye peisonnel I’nited Polish Romdn Catholx J Holland and Mt** Alerts rly and Geraldine Fulifnejr. Gall j Plls( Cc,mmandfi FranUin I. chairman of our dance commit­ erican troops from China and Ko­ from jx*tv and bases throughout Choirs St Valentin* * Choir of E a le w s k l Robertella, Mary Ellen Femer. ZimmcFm«n presided at the o'Vn Gifts were presented hv itwtlM tee which will hold a dance in rea and for America to keep her Dolores and Alberta Zarnowskh - mftetd. Bt Thereaa » the ne*r future pending the set­ ing of the ct-re monies and then assemble at Camp Campbell. Ken- tfm g, Kastnu * of Newark S» of wishing wrS^lt ai »rt>ge*neoi t o u r hands out of Italy. ilope Baxter. Shirley Ronaon : ^ ting of the date by Chairman Po­ mtrodw. «>,1 Immediate Past Q ot ttatfc* T h e r n w i M - w tH «>t*en C’eceHfc s o f P assaic S t T h e re C&t flov^i; nr p n sh o n m The most disgraceful display Marvloti Poffenberger. Nancy Ro- mandei William Gallagher. wh»> *uh the R2nd Airborne Division id Garfield and St Hrsiw ig * «>f u«\l in thr denotative lito. TTie dance will be held for was three thousand* men .and 'Tnan. Ann Miglin and , Barbara I K CIRTH i i i u i n the purpose of obtaining enough women in the uniforms of the U present'd the honored guests w itk Patatnwpers hitting the silk" to Passau AI tending wric Mrs , Ja n o w sk i capital to purchase colors for our S. Army and Navy marching be a travelling bag. commend’.' - k-stal ltsh ano hokl an will be closel> orchestra with Joie Trust a* ve Pesa'he of. Hatkenaaik Mr* Wt _ , _ , _ . _ .. cancer fund chairm an, reports i lon and. service to IV-t followed bv ground leinforce- Our present membership drive City Communist Part>Party" . These ; that ,hroUjh the efforts of Mrs. 3My caltst will take peit in the pr«> F t‘hdt«.n ol Maiwi- Arm> units wfll be in the th«- committee i> Anthony Holland of Rutherford M«» J*«hn , cere appreciation at the trtbut* with the signature* of the then ; f*ce to everything American cause Held agairist the sgKiesso* foices deski, co-chairman. Msitha Ru :: J Jonge M< * William S» h*«* present members The last group in the parade * . . , . a spaghetti dinner was aerveo ttn a pet hkI «»f 20 days The ptnski tickets and ak. Strlls FWiem-e IUa»k Mm P"***1 were immediately followed *yj There s still time to help in the Members of the committee weie m«*neuvrc. w ul end in a four day Bandurski and Helen Orlikowski . Freda KiM ib, Mr* Wilbam Our recently acquired and wel­ huge Department o i Sanitation; cancer control and research fund John Migliarefi. Joseph Caten.. *dl .HJt^' rt^nsive •aartuig «»n May trv^isuter Anne PsKn»» put>h. it Geary. Misa Marv English. Mis* comed members are John Demp­ water trucks. At this point 1 Send your contribution now fcp James Ciolino, James Stevens ami 34th when the Ninth Air Force t'o n s ta n v c ctec«MSti«»n Loietta Marin* M»s» IV.ns l'ao sey. Anthony Fisher. Patrick Don- turned to the man next to m r Henry Neglia. Branch 1. Ruther­ William Ainian »*nd «i«>und foi-c«* tr»H«fw m m h in r Mary SotM-rag refre«hment> Mi a Julia C al» M * Th»»n>a» f n. Thomas Clark. Joseph Mc- and said, “I guess they have them ford National Bank. Rldgc road effort> lo dtiv « t»K‘ MKgrensor Anne Miglin and Adsrn S*hl«-s% i |.ngh*h . I Lyndhurst Tague. Bertrand HigCcns. Rich­ to clean uo the awful stink the Camp Campl^U area This conceit aod dance prom ard Weber. Robert Shortal and Girl Scout Leaders M i« Engli*tt wilt berswm U * It is a pity that parades such as .\ Urge portivm ol the troops , ise* to be tifir of the cHltstandinx Eugene Costa. Jr Any other men t»i id. **>l Iie*»rge A He *> these* must be allowed so that wc Spring Dinner Dance Hold Meeting Wed. taktn*- ;v*rt will h< opei at ing uti- affairs of the *ea»on interested in joining our organi­ f a i l 1 'ik n g e »nditu>n* for zation eorr.e to our meetings the Attracts 150 Sunday racy At this rate you sometimes th e fit st tinv* m their military j Mi and Mrs Challe* Jordan first and third Mondays of every Thc Girl Stout Leaders heKi j to m %l» IN TUI IKAIIKft wonder if it's worth it. u n i » l>.ts exi i'tiae is expected o f 8l»3 R id g e ro a d , m a rk e d th e n month at d:30 in the Parish Hall. meeting on Wednesday evening W it I HIIMi w il I ta The bright outlook of May Day Sunday. May 2nd. the Lynd- ■ !!«•« vieit field** Xl*«*ri ■ Mrd wedding anniveisaiv l*'t at thc Scout H 'use with M vx In order'to write a report for as that just a few blocks a wav. hurstt Hebrew Center held its » n. * l*f S p u rs' m o th e i, M r* II wee-M T h e ie w ak • fa m ily e r i c Elizabeth Lindsas. vice president our past I stood on the corner of on Fifth avenue, a rival parade sixth annual dinner and dance in Sjues. * i,ie> a 277- Travel"* biatusn The couple were the i« -in- charge. 8th avenue and 17th street in was in progress, which was spon-. the new temple building at 333 _ avenue 1 vndhurst < IpienU of a shi»wri of Rieetm* O th e r s pie.-M-nt m clu d tH i M ' New York for five hours and sored by the Veterans of Foreign Valley Brook avenue The place r a i d s Victor A Maturo. Mrs Joeeph II with rapidly- m ounting blood pres _ - Wars nam withwini on an « openk»** invitationin - fo was beautifully decorated' b> Mr N3i; V c i> Hem- ..f Ruther IN 6 PCdTED M EAx! Aldildite. Mis Edward Niels*' Suire watched the annual May ajj ve\eran organizations and all Bill Hast, and uailv colored sprm# ^ \ i -i. i i te i fo i M is Mi kiuj M i' Janie« Ih-maiesl Mrs Richard Buvliss. Miss Dot Dav parade The parade was very Civic patriotic groups. It was a fiowcrs added to the beauty of Una H«. t.Nie .M rs Anna Wet • »f 31S F«**e*t s v r n u r a\crt« ii » " i ‘ thy Woitman. Miss Sylvia L* < JU ST ALWAYS R I 6 M X noisy and extrem ely irkintf due to great relief to all loyal and. true the tables A delicious meal was, n \l I U 1 4>Utcdt Mrs. l\iu dinner Iiunti Ie«ently ut ll»r man. Mrs Herbert J Emmons its very definite un-Arherican at­ Americans to see the ourelv tia- catered by Arthui's kosher res­ ■ . s ' . v*er Vli> H L Schmidt, home »d irlativ«*s In H al"m >n Mrs Thomas B».or>r*». M rs Pauhn' THE KIND TO t i tu d e triotic Fifth avenue demonstra­ taurateur. of Passaic V. i. ne*t H... ngvi ihd M. ^eiebi ation of thru 42hd *«W tn| Faci-one, Mis Wilma Mver>. M The marchers passed along yel­ tio n outnumbered t h e Red fo l­ ItervT'sn li^«oggt anntvefsai> Much credit for the success-of Herb*’! t -S. freem an, Mrs Eug« n. ling slogans to the cadence of lo w in g of ten to one W H E T M D U R by • ratio the affair is due Mr Ja» k, Sted Kune. Mrs. Edward S. M utm . their march their favorite yell in spectators and participants. man. chairman, and Mr Joseph Plans wett made to attend .« was "0»»e. two three, fo u r w e T h a t is beating *he Reds w ith Ljeterman. who was co-chair'- training class, at the Kackenaa> k A P P E T I T E // don t wan* another war—five, six, methods of their own invention. man: Mrs. Karry Klein, president W o m a n 's C lu b o n M a y 17 R*' seven, eight. Henrv Wallace in Join up with C.W.y. in its un- of the women’s auxiliary. Mrs oorts were made on clothing kit‘ «* TKe.r most displeasing dia- i rf.lcntu-ss war on Communism Joseph Rossio. vice president plav . w the Discards *qsLfloats >m) un.Amerjc. nll,m. ‘in the process of makine bv gnl- Mrs*. A lv in J a c o b s in c h a rg e o f which featured such slogans as . ■■ . o f several troum, Theie was the hostesses, and all the various •‘IV* a w a v w ith t h e u n -A m e ric a n dis, UB^ilrn on the. advUtahtlits f Now that spHag’s In full awing, you’ll want to eajoy |4*nty committees are to be commended V"* Investigating Committees.” To, Mrs. Liva Hostess ha vine Girl Sc*»uts participate io .1 da>t;n>* (alsvt une And you «*•*•* *f plan «*•> t.* ft» for their splendid co-operation in .r *»^rs One .if my favontM fraiuie* s|«aghetti meat rssseM'tU me the most aggravating aien local parades m aking.this delightful affair such a* the m«oi eitursr and deliciuuk stmrleakr for dws«e»t snt whuh said “join the C o m m u n is t. Mrs. Arthur Liva. of 453 Sec­ Hostesses for the evening w.i* a gala occasion the r»ri|*»’ Head on! party for Democracy and the de­ ond avenue, entertained or Anril Mrs. Freeman, Mrs Aldridge an ■ m m M in n feat of Fascism.”- I 23rd for the Friday Night Club. Rev Ivan Perlman was one: of Mss Kane Refreshments w*n fOOO PO«ITMOUOMT | iM oaicsKi i n $Hoar oaota Those present included two the sneakers of the evening Mr s e rv e d Wht m-ver a sign d<-claring the Ar. emrrgvtwf f'ssl shelf sunfli I This is ah>»itrak» aaa»r Sid Ravmond. well known .radio marchers as epmmunist or other former members. Mrs Wesley *Ara cstuiung no end. And am**ns hnuar. but that duean't inea1' e*tia Roast Beef ,b 6 5 ' signs of definite un-American 1 Lightbodv. of Boston. Mass and entertainer, was master of cere­ M r a n d M r« V. A M a tu ro an*? the w ife s a .e r s I a i« a v a ke»|> 4>i» w n rt fo r nw M > i« r i| a fu r sh*>it sentiments wefe carried past, a Mrs William Pollock, of Lincoln monies. and thc music was fui- daughter, Lillian uf 211 Forn-.ir m m * a * e A a l S l a s t y IO N A rake >s ah<>it ami »»r*l thanka to oven fiesh JANE I'AMkEH rrounted policeman's horse would Park, also Mrs. Robert W Jur­ ' nished by Red F ran Be and hut or­ place, are back from a stay ot ToIIATIIEK 14ke all A a l 1 a V*. .N* * /* A ■>»«*.* BRA M l ANNEIK.IMIIIS, IMIND t'AKE tm «H niiM t 111 let out a ioud whinny. It may gen . “Mrs. Jacob Schmehl. Mrs. c h e s tr a several days at Moo. epack l>ske »-‘re Grwde Grsil C, which m a a n a frnni the AA!'. t V s U not ha\e b<*er intentions 1 on the Sherwood Munson. Mrs. John I aa netrltm ua aa A il1 aimidymwr tkiek 3 _^ s^ fa part of thc policeman but it sure Adams and Misa Edith NeWhau- l . T A SK 4 AAt*‘« A and R slieew .»f l hia light ' < 9 rftCPa! Loins Pork b 5 9 * Sg t« < te a l. hot r»*t less Th# chief and tufri.aia rair* s o u n d e d **>«d. T h e r e w e re a b o u t ser, all of Lyndhurst fifteen children under ten years Plant Sole dl^eTenee is in s ite siv-t a|>n«>a< w K h s tra w I i* i i ^landing on the comer, who took MV and Mrs. Frank Lane, of ao th« v‘ie hteal f**t uae in .*1 |. r a r h , 1.1 ti>|> llicm h ih »li!{>|ietl cream « H |» 1 ’i i %>« i m u %•*■*»» ?.37 Page avenue, marked their Sponsored by th« d-sf.es tike th» <>ne 1*1 w up their own cadence veils; the < ..u»*f a m httig fc«e eaei* l»> rn a ia favorite of theirs was “One. two. 38th weddinR anniversary recent- COtNftCUTTINO C ASSMOil three, four, vou don’t want an- Iv. LYNDHURST R rv » « 1» Ihs hand>t^ r a n d I PAST f I AIT fOA MOO Chickens _ 3 9 c la r r * i- l r h ,. p |(e I th»| GARDEN CLUB f a I a d d il.a< m e W hrli i m n haco*tf a »*.e«i!»s« A iC s ASS PAG* ~ t M . u n m e a l "* tt"ing o u t f m * tR M ill R l ifi.tK i t M ill May 7th and 8th e .S r J ace*«rd»tts' !«> •a'« I *♦“ « l» like M .ifc. - l ' k.. IMS ! U|.» *>a i < A 11 N I « *C, Kl K>J I ie. >.*ar t'orner of TunUne and Stuyvesant avenues A. H. SAVAGE, INC. d i t •! i ->u W‘ *i'l he*** l*» 4»s ( N e x t ' t o th e A c q i c > ■1-1- *.t t« •to Smoked Ham sib 6 9 * 826-R28 KEARNY AVENUE Th • i *f. i * f -a «ed ‘k* I Brinrrii S«*«-li*v and Kiixalwth U r,. I ii ral, ai..I e. f*• • I 'li.oi ... Sh.ll. 11.11 thst Ihr HX * .fl .rw la ^ t’Mf •> ilt O nl\ J mo Rlockt South «/ BellerilU' Turn/nix- he *«•<<> Ii' »r al tie d. v» f • eawar^' • an ia+iene> a ta h i. I KEARNY, N. J. ( i in.! mifM r Loin Pork Chops |C snl#' Cul| Telephone KEarny 2-6740 17th Annual *» ' **Se! a!» ere fiTTr-ed at the AA 1 FRESH OEEF LIVER Dance SELECT LAM IS LIVLft FREE DELIVERY . Given by th« 111 \l I VI HUT LYNDHURST Plastic Tile W e Garry O nly Paint STARLINGS A 4 S Molil.K.M/1. Ht kl III t I lit H Mil I I • nknvili O CLUB • •„**!«•• 41* is a d l* *1 • Ighl ^*r* |.«« •« Ml s » tl. • 'V.la.I pl»M |i . |» ■ malMni r»W» And Wallpaper e S r |,-M . )tH> S\TI RIIAY. MAY 8 AT ST. Mil HAH> IIU ^ • S i ! | a . i • | \ I I l \ « f k l I k l l l l N N . I . . . — , h a ... WALLPAPER 36 Months to Pay P H I A M ' . ..^ Campbell’s Toanslo Soup ) *o» JS< ' i *4 f t r>|iSal« aa*. ' ■ “**i hllk** -*md k M k ia n * IN S T O C K and available for imnx-dialr ildi.rr> • H. ,*...,*11 Pfs.JI- Isle Grapetruil Juice I J ^ a«* H* a t « m I # « an M i a l r s lilm i. ihou-amlr nl |>alt<-riw -uiuWe for rvrry room and ° • Hsfshey i Chocolal* Sy'up I lfc> car* I 4 « Red Franqe, Hi* Sa> and Hit Orcheitra • 'is l-atha «* ik fta lw i* . prWrd lo meri e»rryonr‘. Bud^rl. Wallpaper, ar.- • 1‘m sim i! Mai we 11 Houw llnslanl) Col*«» 7 0 1 a' Cl < trimnMil FRKK on our |>ri-mi»r». Wt al»o e a rn * S « ,tl|rap.M>| Grapetrjil Sections 2 No 2 .oiiif.lei. liar ..f TR1MZ. rradv pa.lrd wallpa|K-r. in Vocalists — Sally Wayne & Scat N elson JOHN BAL1ERINI A SON M«rk. S all|ia|M-r lool« of r \r r \ d w rip lio n are on t:» h ' . l t l l M l .|*h-ai*»<»d. J i u - nsimt it*f I CHEERIOS 2 » k j. J tc W ALDORF TtSSUF :2 red, i«c Kan.1 8.V |»liis l? r tan SI tat PAPER NAPKINS SO.iVt WoNtex «nd VIOLA BROTHERS. INC. JELLTS (Quince Gr«pa Applr I 2 it »' I lh m* IViH'i mui Ihttuv Prtu * KlRKM ANS SO AP .’ *«• »t [f Sanitas IIUI S C'lllM . I*>\ CM Ml Mlll> v 1 KlRKMANS FLAKES ^ ft . |"t„,it. \l lir, 2 .'l*ai ... I «i i mrnta Mt.n. '*> New 1948 Patterns Are Your Vacuum, Cleaner Repaired CIGARETTES -don $115 Now In Stock t • • | ll| i| r f r I IfW fttfi n \t ) ».Ht t s f j i ii.4 M .li %i »ji **rrn BUILDING MATERIALS FRUITS * s d VEGETABLES KM I U*f«lllrrd . O'B/ieo*. Pr»M. L am bm . I^Sman Km., and mam otbrt*. S r ram • m nplnr Permanent Driveways NEW POTAJOIS ta r «f |uin|rr’. produrt* Ihitr Im l. Torp«-niiw. BALDWIN APPiES K l. I.in-ml Oil. vkohol. SS^lar. VamiJw. Coloo Installed FRESH SHU BAP 8 in ilil. Bru-h*-. . BRIGHTON • itiu/ Cbntidoiafios GHmn to Pointers and Decorators VACUUM EXCHANGE Flintkote Asphalt Roof Shingles LOOK FOR THE STORE WITH THE Free /*u ku p mn/i /M n e ri Agricultural Lime - Driveway Stone WHITE AND RED FRONT 544 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst Imitation Tile Board THURSDAY, MAY*, 1*4* PAGE FOUR ^ T B E L E X DER' 1 0 • years of football at the high F ra n z , p ...... MM * 1 0 0 school—and he doesn’t want* to T re z z a ...... NuMey Overpowers J ia q u ln to I 0 Like Follitr Like Son miss them.'' Joey, who is 16 and a sopho­ 3.1 6 N OTES ON more in high school, is center on Bear's BasebaKers 8 the football team. A spretacular w m n a b . r. h. performer, he is a living — al­ Lyndhurst High suffered its 4th Turriello for two tallies. KeTlv. If , ...... 3 3 2 TH E VFW though junior—image., of T o n y setback in six outings, on Tues­ T h o m p s o n , s s ...... 5 S 1 Siano. the gic^t little Fordham day, vfhen it bow e« to Nutley 12 Romano, p. If . . . 4 1 1 All America centers to « in .t nine inning i;amc played mano walked to load ,th«- sacks Franklin L. 7immfrm»n R y d e n , i f ...... A 0 2 ioey Si. recently mo veil back Paik Qval. Nutley and Richie* Ryden promptly sent B e rr v , 3h 4 t 1 1 Wednesday evening. Apnl the VFW was represented at the ; to Lyndhurst froru California Pat Tuniello was the starting two i iriVs across thc plate with a M a n tz . Ih ...... 5 0 1 V eterans’ Alliance ifieetmj: in ic*;ard ter thc AJt-morial D ay activities. This will give him thc chance W* aand losing hurler for the Beurs, single. ' * Mazziotto. 2b ...... 2 2 1 Chairman William Gallaph. r pressed and representatives from all; start instilling box ng "saw ) »n Then came the fatal fourth in although he lasted onlv three 0 veteran organisations were pi cm nt. Which seven Nutley boys crossed G le n n , c ...... ». 3 t h is s«>n. frames. George Zita took over in 1 the plate. Mazziolto walked. B o w . r l ...... 3 2 The Memorial Dgy-narade will consist of police and fire'departs j t c fourth when Nutley rallied ft Will Be Amateur Glenn was safe on Turriello's er- Mast**’s. p ...... ft (I mentx. veterans organizations. Bt»;nd <*f Uonjinfs'iftoniTS, Bwud of f for seven vvns and then John 0 0 ' Vri.r/ tahu- I.fl lire scciw m th f; r-M- awl-Buw stnslrd to gcorr A r tz . sc ...... 1 Education. Fire Depaitnunt Auxiliary. High School Baiid. Red Joey Dorando. J< "ill remain an them both Kelly and Thompson 0 * C o n n o i. 2b . r^-. 0 0 0 Cross. Ambulance Unit. Fiaterna} and other organizations. Boy : IXth. () g m t t f i i Ihixci u n til 1»- S M tn p k lv cot hits and came in on a safety Auttiokhlo, e . .. . 1 ft Scouts. First Aici Squad. Auxiliaries Equipment from the Na- , - . -P i*1 A 'A**?.11?!*1** s ta r te d fo r N u t- n n his high school work. b v R o m a n o . '7nfixrfT?“33 n s c o re d tiona 1 Guard Fighter Unit and from Essex Troupe. lc' and although Masters was Th.,t was his father's word to Ryden grounded nut Berry sent .railed on m the seventh, it was 37 12 It Parade will assemble ..t Wel*tcr and Tontine avenues at 10 d a y it Romano with another single. •Si*.. ii fa m o u s b o x c ; o t Ron ano for the win Hr gave up. Score by innings: am . start .,( 1030 am.. pi.K.ml i<» Court, Stuyvesant, Second Lyndhurst rallied for one in the aid the voungste . who three hits in r.ix innings Lvndhurst ... 100 012 020 — 6 avenue, Ridge rnad ValU-y Brook avenue. 1<». park in rear of imceri out to a .1-0 f’fth on a; pair <»f errors but Nut- tnd one of the b«-t pros- I.vndhurst N u tle y ...... 002 721 OOx— 12 Town Mali where parade will disband Reviewing and speakers' ftrst when Charlie 1< v came light back with two <-<-n hereabouts. will stick ’•ad in the Stand will be in paik. reai of Town llall Grand marshal will be . R o d c e rc hit by a pitch? took markers as Thompson and Ryden books until he graduaU-s Mr in.^l Mrs. Armand Toron on Past Commander James Ciolino of the VF W. Aides to the m arshal, a^eond J id third ‘on an erv■-*'• ' - *-:'me up with hits to bat in the «• • a n d e c id e v. h e th e ; tie 227 Tontine avenue, who marked the comn*an dors of each -veteran organization and of the Elks. T h o r os* n and scored on a field- Principal speaker will b* Colonel Chester C Charles, command-1 lo bux for money, s'id Joe. Th»- Golden Bears carre on with their 20th wedding anniversary last week, celebrated the event er. 108th Air Fighting Group. New Jersey National Guard Of­ 7n the- t h i r d N u tle y h o p p ed r j-air of runs in the sixth on a ficer of the Day Will.am F Galagher; invocation. Rev Moore; idreds of locil f-.ns were- •' Ik. singles by Rodgers and Don with a dinner and theatre party flag raising by commanders «l all veterans organizations and the, disio peanted last week vhvn J>« y Divific'.. and an outfield flv. In in New York where they saw Junior didn't box as schedi.-leu commander ot the Veteians Alliance national anthem. Frank • b«K k grim ly ;-nd r<‘ceivod tiie eighth Lvndhu.rst pot two ‘ The Heiress." It. was announced he was ill C urtis; pledge <->f alh-giam - . ent .i e assemblage, led by Boy Scouts; a c.!< at ov; tion -from thc crowd • ovr on two errors and hits bv • Jhe tiuttT is his fathei yanked placing of wreaths. Gold Stai Mothers; address by Mayor Horace j fo> fin.shmg the round • Divine. Bobbv White* ‘and John Joe. Jr out of the tournament in R. Bogle;-introduction-of guests by the officer of thc day; roll In the- sec end round Dorando W h ite Passaic when officials refu el to RIVOLI call of deceased veterans bv commanders of veterans organizations ■ !<*ved he 'ould not only take it T h c b o x sr o re allow the boy to box in the light and Veterans Alliance, volley by finng squad of Barringer Walker but he e#iu d dish'it out alsb. Be­ L Y N p H t'R S T (6> weight class Joey. Sr. |x» nted .Post, American Legion. Tap. .Tnd iUv> by E. Rcdrt ond -Jr.. and tween the round insfructJons by a b. r . . h out the bov *as a natuial light- NOW Thru SATI7IDAT Russell Patterson ot Legion Drum and Bugle Corps; presentation ' i* f a th e r ' :is 1 1 conrentrate on R o rtao ts. K ' 4 2 1 weight. But the officials said the of Boy and Girl Scout awards, benediction by Rev. Muller; Band j until he dropped his I a Russo, ss . <. ... ' 3 1 1. boy had begun te'. box as a welte Kell v s ribs selections by Legion Junior Drum and Bugle Corps and Lynd­ mdo did thi< and as D ivine- 2 b - ...... 3 1 2 weight and had to stay m that g u a r d D«j hurst High School Band. Occupying the speakers' stand will be sonn as Ke! y’s guard came down. B W h ite , r ...... 4 1 1 the honored guests. Gold Stai Mothers and Spanish American War j c la ss J. W hite, rf . . . . 4 0 1 He remained home instead. Joe \ aimed a 1 irrage of left1* and v e te ra n s . • ights to the head and he soon Qigantc. 3b . 4 1 0 Wins In P«t*r$on M a r in a rc i. 11 .. 4 0 0 Saturddv evening. Mav 1. a testimonial,dinner was given in I.ad Kelly on the ropes The . JeK*y D o ra n d o h a s th c m a k in g s O eort»e. cf ...... 2 (l n honor of E Jack Hughes, which was attended by over 250 pri­ rm vd was in an uproar as thev of a great'ring star. He proved, : he*<;red the- u n d e r d o g -on. H a lf Turriello, p ...... 1 0 0 sons who enjoyed a spaghetti dinner..prepared by John Megliaresi, Young Dorando Swings it' in Paterson last week when Z ita , p ...... 1 0 Jack Catena. James Ciolino and Mis Catena Refreshments und wav "through th*- -round KelFy ft he knocked out Georgie Kelly m went down for -the count of nine dancing was enjoyed until the small hours. Until His Opponent the second round during the am* • ani w hen he got uo Dorando Past Commander Wrlliam- Gallagher, Mayor Bogle, Commit­ teur bouts sponsored ty the Old, rent after him like a tieer. Kelly tee Chairman Will taw Annan and Commander Zimmerman ex Time i s in the Paterson Arnwry then wept down-for the full count. tolled the efforts and results of Jack Hughes' endeavors for the Drops In First Round Kelly, a colored boy shoit and REX VFW. Jack was presented with a traveling bag as a token of ^he well Viuilt like Dorando. but «ith Post members' appreciation* Victor Gerommo, James De Lcllis far greatei experience, was a and Dominick Moore were in charge of tickets-.' Bar Chan man T l i r y prrlnl u qujrlvr of a rrjilnry away last Y/v*4 t ill heavy favorite over the local lad REGENT• Joseph .Stevens and his assistants did a splendid job in keeping the V u s s a i c . who has appeared only thret * em -a m |II:**‘ refreshments flowing . A durk. frowning.-I»iisliy*lia.ire' 'Comrade John i iancc for winch Ha>es of M oiitrlair in lesK tlian two minutes. him with a terrific left and right H illi.m i I’lMtrll Ella Raino* ■( OME H \( K TO we extend our thanks. This was Joey Dorando. Joey’s legs, wobbled as he -ian­ -T ift: SEN ATOR W \S SORRENTO” Sunday. May 2. the General George Patton Jr. Pup lent 117, But it wasn’t th e A'111 round. And he had Mr. Hayes g e r e d b a c k fio n i th e b lo w s , tMit down and out in the first round i m )I s c :r k e t " M ilitary Order of Cooties, with delegations of Essex and Hudson thrilled the crowds 25 years ago. lian I dm "idi K.ni:li*h 1 )11«- tlie- .second t im e o u t. County Cooties, visited the-Tcaneck VFW Post and initiated'a That Joey was crouched -behind ^ . ..tm* Ih- < .rl.' I>*» l>ur*ru large group of Nits into thr field degree of Louse Food and le- a ring post, his eyes boring into W hat arc*-his prospec ts? freshments lollowed On May 29 the Cooties are sponsoring a the. back of Ihe- kid who swung ‘ I didn't want the~Tx>y to be a m ^ w k ‘BLAC K BART" 1:15 boxer," Joey Sr. told The Leader - in l»r|uiie-«l«r beer night at the Lyndhurst VFW Post rooms, all food, beverages, arid swung and swung until the A 'a l Ma T-K 2 : HI *i30 music and hall are being donated. There will be no expenses taken either, fellow dropped. today. "While the- ring did much TONIGHT TMHt Tt S\Tt HD MMTNEE OM.Y out of the admittance receipts. the entire proceeds of this affair The old Joev Dorando didn'1 for me I feel that a young man K.ddic t “ T H E v o i c :e o k T H E could spend the years of trailing I ndie. Nitfhl - Hrepir»l I «Blun- \ SI’H I XI WKSTF.KN ' FE \T t RE will be used to gi\» .. party to tbe disabled veterans at Lyons fight that way. lie was a calm, FI NON \ U KKKKNIV "lilNK. S1VR TRAll.** and fighting in establishing him -THE Hie; NOISE" T l R U E Hospital. Those all* tiding will be helping a very worthy cause, e\uick-thinking marksman w ho • R U \l> T U \l-» Clietvlrr N.i. I.» besides getting all the 1**1 and beer- they 'rrm eonsuine.- with made every move count. It was mlf in a business., ahl Hr, KIi-.IH«H I’ark r “liHli.k HR\IH;ORir 'B u t J o e y b e g g e d me- to a l ­ dancing until the wee small hours. Set any one of the Cootie* o r lack of punch that k e p t h im Iran) H O l l Y W t M U V hour* Oprii l2:'(U-SltoW -lurl* I |».m. low him to go into the ring. If S it d im tm * . May M l — In — ask at the post bai for tickets. ' becoming a champion pi,i. M l THI But his son may have the he wants to box. I'll teach him. 4 ■ry < •rani I,e*rrtt« Yemnn ST \H T> s | Sunday thru Tuesday Friday. May 14. vfill be a regular meeting of the post with punch. In two amateur bouts so He’s going to remain an ama­ •“FABI I.OI S TEXAN" ' Janu - Mj-Hlt-K«J»-r| N. the new officers in then chairs. far, he has shown terrfie hitting teur until after his high school -THE BISHOP'S HI EE William kllieell Jcdm I arridl Vote on Veterans' Housing may be nearing at Washington. ability. He had his first dpponeht days. Then he’ll make up his ••ODI> M \N »H T" (.raryii- fire-nt \irn itiia M«*e» Chances for passage of the Taft KlW lcr Wagner long range hous­ down and almost out in the last mind. But he has two more ■,l*lll- J >I«M»|M-. I and ing bill for similar legislation ate better this session of Uongress Stl*r» s iib>r«l» -e >1 T ol THE H 1 .I E " than at any lime since end of the war, Veteians of Foreign* Wars I ...... ill»M >l»\\ '»NM officials declare. lilt. I A Ml tY >HO» Nil. Nijihl H*M|ue--t Mil May X I in IMI'V M\TI'iH. Thi- VFW urges veterans everywhere to keep a steady stream 3 4 t>l«»i I .*rl0 e«l»* t |V|ip \mi l.armr in I IIKI IttMik" A Tt»V> of letters' pouring into then own delegates in Congress. This is Ben’s Delicatessenn “Jl M u ll MISS'” no time for ‘paitisan politics. The question is: What about doing in Vl.l MIUMFS < h n |H rr III something foi housing? -IIKICH l»H\l>H>»ir — The VFW is the oldest, largest- and strongest organization ofj overseas veterans. JOIN NoWl and Liquor Mart th r u h i - M h. 1211 THK SKNATOR WAS l.rr.il Klvnn Miur.m K ll.n lliur-.. Fri. M», t 509 Stuyveant A ve. near Page A ve. •INDISCRKKT* \\ illium IV .rll l it* K» • ADVENTl KES OF Lyndhurst, N. J. RUth. 2-6416 — In ROBIN HOOD" in IM-Iinieedur SOLD!! THK SKN VHiK U \> I’rrnrnleel Sunday - : Ml .U 10 . M l i r o r i '' tiiire«»n'» !,««<• in IN iH Se K i n Mon. & Tur*. J-.2II T :(HI III . Mi FREE DELIVERY • BH.i. \M > e:oe>" BLACK NARCISSI S" filnn-d in TrwuUr w ith

•b i .a c :k > \ k * i " i s ” Open Weekdays 8 a. m. -10 p. m. un.. m»h.. r«. Mi> i-IS -lt LINCOLN Opon Sunday 8 a. m. - 7 p. m. KKARNT Tur-. Ir Weel. May 11 1 • STfXLA DALLAS" Rwonr’ f h*»r • th ru 8-VtuieUy I Vin»' I M d r'l Mu*ic»l of th e Up*, and (>nv*n* nt lw>* Tabulojis Hurlur i 'l,invo"k John Rob f OOIF. CANTOR JOAN DAVIS •Kll.rnt Mi e ol thry get-.i Seven Billion Ool Complete Liquor Dept. I*. Bite on the U S mint -and pl«» ■•iV' y o i ’KNf;W’ S l’Slf." • NEATH CANAINAN Specials at all Times Co-Se.iture SKIES” ttu--ctt Hi'drn Ifte* » aape ■ C A M I I - “sr.«rr bfyond thi: HOM-.VMoeiN" Choice Cold Cuts DOOR" I \ l ) | l > I M ) l l > 17 St MMIT ( ROSS, Rt'THIlFORU Yo‘ S o * S i \\ r«l idnr Ifciv'lWb M«» ! - ttofu Vedn< 11 R o o tu s 2 Baths — Plot 158 x 250 Birdseye Frozen Foods _ NO C*OSBV. 14ir- IN AFKIL T h e A-'areK** * •»*!!» '" •a n h F'ayiM •lOKKll.N C *l« SonM ilJ , W ere b< ”f. 4 t Tl ERY OM olfrrrd Ii tho^tont Bortcn Puppeteer* tin am V*U'RS IN Self Service Groceries Shelved CORRKSPi*M >rvr C*r>ot* Boy* L T N D H V K S l Ir Uw hi* lai.gh W E F K s . MROAt) TO Itlfr- v Tur-elfi an*. • And err the V^c 'ty v«f g ve you—* llu- lad ir- h ii Ii j i IhIi i t r n i n i ad- 3.'*0 M.iu. R.N.ne-. to H u ile v “SPRINGTIME IN TIIF. SIERRAS'' 22.') ...... • A - •» if.fc.iii Itoyci alt to Chapuck’a Used C a rs . df 311 Tout in- \v- . i) Roo„i, lav to Todd A Novelty mo^t unusual will 420 RIDGE ROAD Hersheys Ice Cream 25^ p*- / * m«. i* o **■ v HH»n appear on our screen r- EXTRA I X1R \ 1 XI R \ LYNDHURST. N. J. lltl.l AND (tMI - -tw r-itirr tttrtttH w \ I ..m»*!re. V I .»! E l-K M St*i«h T in RUth. 2-* • 59 uhll OI K « n CK! m t s T h » \ lr>- **»rrl i . n r n i * H al ^ I t l i a e v HIM'. « K O 'I^ mil iiriiiny frffoTWHW' t»eO »*•»»*» T iioiltl and ® > Jit- « li' _ iMiH«>ni\ » »• L«wnmower» Air Condition, your horm- bv I t » K l« ^ t h f h*’* ith fu l ventil«t<*d m rth Garden Tools old with cool ■ “Acre*-Vented ‘ Sharpened and OPEN Repaired UUth 1S154-W am i Installed « illbui t K j h i m h D«d Skidmore Ala* Mmv Awain<* MASO* ( m 2 R id g e K e ia il ■rWkwarti t THE MATHIESEN I \lleH illl -t COMPANY 2S5 RIDGE RK^n.YHDHURST MASON Rtl* UR- RUTH. 2-3121 — 1031 Rt . 2-7178 ■Ilk. 1-11M SUNDAYS i S t n o x PAGE FIVE THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1948 T H E LEADER •re C»uu*.ntAn M h League for son»• special feature was decided to have the secretary « m m b* i *h«p ana the m evtin* » a* ple on VaUe* iiu tk avenue on yv*ut Voice can be m a d e writ* a letter to the Board ol followed by a social. June 1st and Xnd *Mrs Cdythe Anvvng tSr many other *ttrsc (}th* i»< hsirmen. Mu E m a at the N. J. an* H. Y. V*l»«»tear Kiein. M n Be-tfva ghrlMk. Mf% Civic League to Invite Firemen’s A«OCi«tlfl» Cofcveo- Trustees of the Library «**u™* Ik Jacobs. chairman of the . t w m n [Oane Will 'be t**»*Ka la in* »n* tee. called a special meeting handwork, je^rirj a h r* . J<-ancv«(tr Vf . Jr*n All , uon U> be held at ti\e High acfcgol Into the reason for this procedure on h r * Tuesday evenin g at the Tem ple h«ked coocis* gr-ocet >«•« toJYrjJP rr«>r . Anne Ctfcbn. JaH Other Leaders to Meetings next month. It is felt that the Library hat Ch*ri%V Ba PsuUne I et»rrma«. SIm l-»lHan much to do with thc development , up-to-date resume of the Redrtcti »n.l Ms* Hwth Dlug d t youth education and. us sue* P U n n ftfl • w h £ ? * 7 * i, ha? .rl '* 1 n u «*m" ** "1aH* •* " r! At a meeting of the Lyndhurst ner committee made up of Her-' of Education for “ o r J u n . ? * 11 " >**»* m o v ies And g»ire% f : should be open for »•"- rl«nneO , pearevl In eahifcita m Passan. will -h Civic League held Thursday 'and man Wundling. AnUiony Buscemi an addltjon t0 High Sckool Mr Rrne^t Le*r«M* * f «>*•»* dur.nl each Saturday fernM ft, . be on I»n4 to .Hetrt. ,a,ir..,„e, ‘ H rllrt„„wn„ ^ »a% ha« been a»> presided over by Ray Matthews, [and Harry Hanson TTie member- was given by fllhn Fkrke and, I«#4 W a mon- John B. Brandenstem of 2S3 > u , Ay Ha*aai la be JhoM at Another special featuie. w ill he bv the ladtew of the AtixttiW) t-ulnt^! or«Sn»*» *Ml '>otrfl< » r vice-president, in the absence of | ship voted to donate $15 for a jpon leaining that the Town Li* C ourt avenue, was admitted tc the new l,yndh*r«t f.«br^w Tem-!thv tnwth where a ir^-ordm*. of lh e . .^ivmttWe the basaar «.f st imwmA* Cpen^tpa! t^kuret* Louis Marshello. tfaepmaM aN. » trophy to be awarded by the,br.ry a cto M d g g Saturday. it was the vote of the jnembei-ship. I upon the reoommendatior of Cord ; Lohmann. that a policy be initia­ ted of inviting the officers of v>th- rr organizations in' t|»e town to I League meetings Ii has always been the thought of the Civie) League that, the best interests of the UHWthte could be served if f_ ‘ the various civ»e and other or- I Kanizations worked on a close; basts of cooperation with respect1’ to municipal affairs and. in line with this policy, the Secretary was instructed to invite the nffi-r r-ers of the Polish*American Club to attend the next' League meet­ ing as guests In response lo a communica­ tion of the 1 eague recommend­ ing a recreational program "for' adult participation. a letter w.isj f received from James A IVe-l'h Director of Parks and Public Property, expressing the ooinion i are f that the costs <*f tennis court eon- struetion were prohibitive and. on this basis, an unjustifiable ex- , prnse for the present. He men­ tioned that the improvement of S*r-I -Trim Ni'uinrrt M uth 1*1 a»«< H«»*e the Leslie property containing th<* \ Mf?Y VMT old tennis courts established *omf time o«r»» was under consid­ Acm* meats give you 3-«o* xit itottm n e ra tio n . A complete resume of athletic T op Q u o l'ty — i.cwrer P ricrs — 5 * Li Tr.m’ program- m to'wnv with emphasis 1 Doy in, doy out, you re vu'e o* t*»e ment cf Prime Rib Roastb 65« on soft ball and baseball, was giv­ the best for less'ot your ♦' erxjt> Pr.m, cut t.nt oh. Much lurplm tol and !«.><• t*<. .# - j J>- < -J en bv David J Donald, chairman hood A cm # M arker C orre Cv^enpc»e‘ of the I^r^ue's Town Snorts i Committee It was pointed oul that the p'v.-sthility of re-estah ; V EA L Legs & Rumps »>• 59^ lishin? thc tennis . courts on the.j I h n High Fcho«>l field was under con Servo Ai'roeMa»H > milk teii >ea- t o / o <'vornje siderattori bv the Board ‘of Edit- i Open Every Friday Night Until 9 P. M. ration and th*t the plans provide I CANXC* m m lb. for the us<> of thc present surfac- j COFFEES M | Cwmm4 5 3 c ing on such courts. Chuck Lamb Roast A' letter was received from N s ftosr C « H e« t At A*», Libby's Peaches IT 29c >4 Ifct B e rth a J . I e m ch airm an o f th e Ideal Coffee n - 153c Ideal Peas1 Peaches 25c o p Ib. 4 7 c Bergen Coifntv Board of Glee Stronger bod ed Tpp* them *111 Extra Fancy Fowl tions. with which was enclosed o copy of tho revised Statutes of \sco Coffee ^ 43c ’n ? Peas •—« • Libby's Prunes 27c the Stat*' »*f New Jersey dealing Richer blend, Q '^ d to yoof Order. * 59c with pttinar\ and general elec­ Peas - — Pears E T ,^ - - 2 S c Smoked Hams * 63c Pork Loins W h o le o r e'*'>#« tions. In addition, a letter was Vin-Crest » 40c Fruit Cocktoil 39c si!«m< T h e s u b je c t *o* V E b l T l U n i »se«M \ ‘ elections isr to lie studied by thr grapefruit ,u'c, 3 23c League and *t is intended to ar APPLE Docks ,UA* Fillet HsMock .INWOOD f ANCY ROM M ^ Whole Beets 18c rang* far the printing of item; CaUNssM^^ Wetkersl of iriterest-from time to time ir grapefruit Juice ~ SAUCE Tomatoes ““ X ~ 21c the newspapers concerning the • . JUIC« O ItC M *. mm h conduct of election* for the gen Ntltsast S I iT T ~ Tangerine s Beans IV72 2 “T 29c io « in ( eral information of rotors. Plot* B««f c*Zt Conies of the Zoning Ordmancr )range Ju ice 'Hi1. - 3 ^ 29c VmI tssft “ knd Builciina Code received fron Tomato Puree ~Z 19c Tells * I ft I *UW*W1«T lomfc i li»*r the Town Clerk were referred t- 6 -57c tl*l w Grsssdl BmI S lK N lir* I a committee comprised of Waltei ’rune Juice «— ^ HlART'i MllOMt O Q a . Cats sf 24 «aas $2.19 Whole Kernel Com 19c F«t Beck M' •* Sehemher and Leonard Toles Apricot — 44-* i «M « IV V Btd Hearts I t w i s d e id«*d to h o ld a d m n e r- W flCHl Beans M 18c dance for the membership of the 3rape Juice 25c Krat*cK(Mr< ___ League, Iheir wives, and ceftatn ' H*»nr NAtVttT taa#^ guests on Thursday. May 20. thc j srape Juice *»«*. 37c geans^^T 2 r 25c f#r„A ...... i - « — m « •« < ortdnt) to be chosen by the din i *omato Juice 19c W heat Germ Campbell's 2 r 29c '-81 23c z r 27c Fresh Fancy Sunrise Tom ato Keebler Townhouse C a li f o r n i a Juice 3 29c T 23c *<0 t^ r jjs <»e**' P * « ‘ ' Dazzle Bleach lull podded tu" tlavorad Crackers 19c 5 ^ 1 29 i 18c ^ 29c H O M N -im Jersey Stoyman Apples^ ^9c Grass Seed HOM-DC IIT I Salad Dressing Grapefruit 4 - 19c m a yo n n a ise Jersey Apples esAU-rt 3 - 21c 21c 25c T 45c Lux Flakes l-r Lo#f# J«e*f 3 lo r 2 Q c | m *h!i' Crssmy, trr^ooth! Try itf PI»t>4» Saedleee i Z Z 34r l u r c u m s t s Grapefruit p Ax t r y m n j i r a 14c s o cioca S t r a w b e r r y Z 39c Corn Muffin M ix 15c I U r . d e 8 - 3 9 c ?each Preserves *»|T 19c UTvDUoyI i i a gha ■ Ai t Asco T e a 27c ORANGES S p a g h e tti''Z ?2 ,,r l 9 c Cheezit Jr '*".2 « 17c Catsup nr ,r ^ 19c Health Soap NASMCO * l ? e Graham Crockers 1.27c Dill Pickles """ 21c BAIUV ® fPT. 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( (Orrhltll' 2 i r 27c Cream Cheess 2J^ J5 c • *%}..».------Omt* 9,rnmmr Port* I W RINSO J f f n c n s T s ra m n t 2.‘« Ifjr. »l S m iw MOH\«K KAUlO & 2 4 « 3 4 c i s - c u p P t k ~ 29c I | H I H H KIKBH.KKATION IM M iinUt *” LjanarM Kl U*. 2 iS37 14c I . S ln ttti * H,. ti a n d m , J^pftigrraU-tn a t PAGE SIX THE LEADER THURSDAY, MAY «, 1948 Lyndhurst Giants Wins SPORTS IN REVIEW Over Foe in Loop Opener By L IACUZZO The Pittsburgh Pirates under fishing disaster. His body was Defeat Little Pells Nine in League Contest; Locals their new manager Bill Meyer are never found, and it has been pre­ Trail Until Final Frame; Triple By Rosa sharing league honors with the sumed he perished off the Florida New York Giants in the senior coast. It was a gracious gesture Clinches Victory for Lyndhurst loop, but this is an annual event on the part of Arcaro. • • • for the boys of the smoky city. In T h e new Lyndlmrst Giants baseball team wan its seeaad previous years Pittsburgh, at this Another great rider and train­ straight game last Sunday afternoon at the high school field before stage of the campaign, showed its er, Earl Sande, has run afoul of a c ro w o f a b o u t M # persons. The game marked the opening of the heels to the other seven clubs, the law. Accused of having pos­ SOFTBALL LEACH t OPENS MONDAY B O B B ia m m a c h ea v y Essex County League and the win enabled Lyndhurst to but comes the warmer weather session of narcotic drugs used for Lyndhurst Rec J jlVm nreat, Hr...... 145 208 17* s h a r e th e to p slot with Montclair and Glen RidgC,* bbth of w ham the stimulation of race horses, In the event that you have wondered why all the softball ac­ I'- H m lth ...... 132 U» and to the consternation of its T .a m 111 w o n t h e ir games on Sunday. Opening day ceremonies included the Sande fac^s a prison sentence of tivity at every open field or lot during the past several weeks, T o ih ' h Stull Mo. 2 ___ » W* 14« IU many loyal fans fold tighter than you will not have to wonder any longer for in short, it has been i ... 150 a run to take the lead. Graham, lb • 5 2 2 pair of brilliant performances Videa rights. A strike against and the ever growing interest in softball should account for even W. Kraft .... the 20th Century Sporting Club 173 In the home half of the fourth R o sa, 3 b ...... 2 1 1 and Manager Meyer is keeping vastly improved attendance each night and the league itself pro­ inning. Ryan first u d for the local is being waged. Now the men tVNOHl/RST REC *69 Roman, c ...... 1 1 1 his fingers crossed. vides recreation for close to 300 participants. It is hoped that thc • lads, singled cleanly to left and Old Rip Sewell, of the "Bloop­ who do the mauling are putting A N O V S E IV E O'Conner, c . • . 2 0 1 general public will take advantage of the accommodations and get : -lohnMOii was advanced on a sacrifice by er” ball, has demonstrated that in a squawk. They think thc Iv K»j>o*ii( ...... 1*4 Cody, p ... I 1 1 out and enjoy the games. The season tickets selling for $1.00 each, II M. v. i 1. TVrnoaky ..... f«0 Bill Dunne, shortstop. Norm he still can throw that ball over managers should get only 10 per was a Lyndhurst first as a means of stimulating interest through­ It Kmik.xU. \V. K idder . . . . 10« Hanscom, p . . . 3 0 2 K. Cai»w«-I| Hornish sent a scorching drive to thc plate. Ernie Bonham* an able ?ent of their purse, not 33 and a out the entire township and also to help finance the operation l> A ll* rti 3*ts 202 172 left center that was good for two hUrler, Hal Gregg and Vic Lom­ third per cent as they have been A K uprih . 36 10 14 of the teams and league itself Of the sixteen teams entered, very | bases and sent Ryan scampering bardi. Dodger castoffs, will win receiving. They' (the fighters) close to 80 per cent will appear fully uniformed. Umpires will be Valley A. C 010 0002 033— 9 across the plate with the tying their share of games. also are seeking a share of tele­ - DOM INICK'S B R A SS 000 202 051— 10 dressed and each game -hould provide much enjoyment for young k' marker. Mike Rosa walked and G ia n ts ...... With Ralph Kiner, 1947 sensa­ vision receipts. and old alike. jJJ v> Iv CouKhtun ...... 171 It. l>* XI*-o ...... 148 O’Connor beat out an infield hit. tion. continuing to slam them over It. Kranmr ...... 14» Many people can remember back -a few years when softball ! 1 1 ’. »‘appacclo ...... 225 Hornish taking third and scoring the fence .and ably abetted by the first mack* its appearance in Lyndhurst. Not too much hope was !' U u * * i ...... 2M a moment later on an infield out. veterans Dixie Walker. Gustine Bogota Gives held for the game but from a small start of six team*, fields that HOOKS PETSCH BAKERY 89* 748 7W The visitors went nut in front \ and a couple of others, the hit­ were never marked, no stands, umpires being drawn at game time, V !),' again in the sixth. tallvint> twice , And ting department will be a menace 1 he original Lyndhurst Softball League has grown steadily to a •* *’< Roosevelt Rec on a pair of doubles by Decaro to opposing hurlers. Bears Hiding point wherg today, there are sixteen teams, well managed, two j v and Dumchuck and an error by i It is in the reserves which is fine fields, fully marked and groomed, fine grandstands, an urn- w U. JABS 11 I* Kton 31 Maynard. The Giants however. ! giving Manager Meyer his biggest And Lyndhurst Drops pires association and a well organized group. Printed schedules lt i« k« > > Kaa champions, the Columbus Club, which had a record of. 1-2 wins t-. „ „ , . , the Barbadoes Demon. moved to within a half game of S ta r lin n H ...... *47 see-saw Rattle and three losses during the 1947 season and the Lyndhurst Recrea- > M. ..f Capri ...... 27 The see-saw .tattle cont.nued, T<.rnb|e Tcrry McGovern, tho Fair Lawn High’s Cutters in the with the visitors oickinc up three i Thc 74th running of the Ken­ tion Center, who also had the same record. The Columbus .Club TOM S SHELL SERVICE KADERS im mortal Little Chocolate George Bergen - Passaic Interscholastic Av. in the eighth and the Giants five tucky Derby was very all right swept through the playoffs, w inning handily, while the Rec was It >iinit . League Friday, downing Lynd­ a 172 Dixon, the featherweight king, for Mr. W right, owner of Citation knocked from the series by Carucci's Hilltop* in a playoff game K* L .lrr 7K 171 in the same canto. Having what hurst 8 to 6 in a game played at j «7 ITS were matched for thc title. The and Coaltown, who finished one. that they won after a thrilling pitcher's duel. The club will have seem ed to be a Pood lead go me Rivervicw Field, Bogota. I.in k . . . . H4 ’ 17V fight w as considered by old tim* two, respectively. Coaltown made Joe Cipolla and Joe Palm ien on the mound and have very much ! »4 !«*- into the ninth, the Giants were Fair Lawn continues to lead the k|» 16-J surprised when ThSTSrSK I*" «»• bout ever fought a race of ii leading his stablemate the same lineup as last year The Rec team has W*en revamped 7!i b y little fellows. It was held in circuit, although idle. The Cutters t s s singles and a base clearing dm for three quarters of the way, but at a few points and w ill-haw Joe Kowalski, Roge r Jaworski and Ik- Itoaa 7«------MS New York. At the ringside sur­ boast a record of three straight J liOBHH 71 I f f ble gave the visitors three runs the distance proved to be too and Harry Standier ready to toe the rubbei S m ith ...... 71 rounded bv a roaring, excited w in s w h ile B o g o ta *is se c o n d w ith US to tie u pthe game again much and faltcred’in the stretch. Marin Avenue's opener will bring together two new teams. WoUtcn . . i t s sport crowd sat Walcott. He had a mark of three wins, one loss M A Iuiik HI u « That was the settim? for the The remainder of the field was Valley Sweet Shop and Crupj's H«creation Center Both have been ^ R come to see his best friend tame Jack Diel, ace pitcher from the l » S O climactic Jiome half of the ninth just out for the exercise. out faithfully, playing practice game .«nd working out. Bill Muir I M. Alon/.ii . IW 161 ».» 1947 team, came up with his third AI P ulito . 152 172 u « inning. Two were out and Don Terrible Terry. To Eddie Arcaro, the veteran Jr. will hurl for the'Sw eet Sh.-p and Jerry Sparta, former Rec] »•' I’ollto .. Walcott worshipped Dixon lor win of the season in this contest 1SS 1 Ml u a Graham, first barman, pnt h is jockey, goes the honor of winning player will do the pitching 1-: Crupi's V. A nttronic 1*0 la « 212 it was Little Chocolate who dis­ after relieving Fred Hergesell, 172 171 U s second straight hit, and it wa< the Blue Grass classic four times. In the event of rain, cvumonicv will.be postponed until the] covered Joe stokim* coal on an the starter, in the fourth inning. sojidlv up t6 Mike Rosa, one of Arcaro wanted this race, not for following night which would pit together the Starlings and Bed-! W* H7H Hergesell was touched for four MAIL CARRIERS the three Lyndhurst men on thc wean liner and talked him into honors, but tccause he rick's Sport Shop at theh.gh school and the Vallevbrook A & S trying his hand at the boxing hits in three innings while Diel team. Milte took two balls, then had promised half his winnings and thc Elks at Mai in Avenue allowed four in his four-inniog S m ith ___ one strike. Moltani. then served game. As Joe looked up at his to the family of another jockey. First week's schedule pal a voice behind cried: . “Hey performance. MaliUuii h< i a low outside breaking curve that Al Snider, who lost his life in a High School LYNDHURST FIVE Kcay ...... Lyndhurst moved out in front Mike caught on the meat end of Joe. your friend had better be Mon Mav 10th l.'-ncihurst Rec vs Cntumbus Clul in the first inning but thc Bucs SB the bat and drove it dect> behind good. McGovern is a tough cus­ Tues. 11th S i «ji luig.> \ > B tdruks Sport Shop tied ii*u«k.at 2-all in thc last half. the school, down fhe neht field to m e r .” Jimmie's Tavern W ed . 1-th — i;.«l..fcher A>sn vs Polish Ameneii It was back and forth until the line to break uo the ball game. Walcott grinned and yelled T h u rs. 13th Caruc'ci'> H; 11 tops vs. AmVets STARLINGS Scores Victory fourth when the visitors scored Sit* H46 919 This coming Sundav the Giants back: ’Don't you fret, fellow, F ri. 14th Colurubu* Club vs. Starlings. . - €LAHRlNQgR WALKER POST three times to take a 6-5 lead. play host to Caldwell in their Georgie can take care of himself. Marin Avenue I.Vi 150 I Jimmie's Tavern softball team Bogota tied it up in the Afth. second home league game at the Thc bell rang apd the fight began Mrfn May 10th V«*I»e> Sweet Shop vs. Crupi's Recreation. 14* l»» l-'J opened their 194S season Sunday, Roger Chadwick started things Hig'i School field Gates will T e r r y rushed from h is corner arid T ues. 11th — Vallevbrook A A S vs Klks. slashed and ripped the Little at Marin Oval by defeating thc with a single and went to second open at 1:00 p.m and game time W ew . 12th The Clubbers vs Lnvdhur.st Swimming Pool. T«4 Valley Sweet Shop team 7 to 5 as Bill Eckhardt reached first on R A Y ’S M A R K E T is 3 p.m sharp Chocolate with a mUrdcrous as- T h u rs . 13th - American Legion vs. Veterans Foreign Wars. Jimmy Shtrachan, the genial Don Devine's error. Chadwick The box score- sault that the great and game F ri. 14th — Cruip’s Rec vs Vallevbrook A & S ::: ip Dixon w ithstood with great cour­ Scotchman and sponsor, threw advanced to third on a oassed ball W A Y N E EN G . A laaU rlnu ...... |J4 1 J . M e itra ...... U6 u s I age round after round. Thc same out the first ball. and scored as Ron Gra^ssile a b. r AN UMPIRE SPEAKS SliaiiM ...... I*?* h thing went on for seven rounds Jimmie's team came from be­ grounded out. second to first. - —- | Johnson. 2b .■» 1 I From Bill Pedeisen umpire in chief of the Lyndhurst Um­ but he refused to quij. The rules hind by capitalizing on three hits It was the sixth inning, that set­ | Pageri, ss ... 5 0 2 pires' Association coircs the lolU>wing enlightening information at the time said when a fighter and seven walks to score seven tled things in favor of Bogota. FAMILY FIVE Yatcysn, rf S 0 «* that should Ik- of interest to. ea«~h-wmnoge*. denoting the changes was knocked down his opponent runs and win. Joe Zakzcski was Hergesell walked to start the ral- in ru le s fo r th e 1948 st»ftt>ali sea.M*n llolcv ...... 12 .T li- [j‘ _ Strauss, e ...... 5 1 2 1'ip iro ...... Ill U:« could pick-him up and knock him the big gun at the plate driving lv and was sacrificed to second by 1;.! D ecaco . 3b 5 2 2 • 1 (R u le F down again and again. And old in thi^ee runs: Al W hitehead ho- Hank Boggio. Hergesell was out iHtlcQ ...... 1 ji» lai , Domchick, lb 4 2 2 This rule called for the pitcher to wear a black or navy blue i 1H,lots ...... 186 -.'il mered in the first inning for the trying to steal third but Ed Leid- 2 timers -who saw and knew Mc­ uniform. Now, due to that tlimination, he may wear the-same ''.m u — Marzialc, cf 5 1 lo sers. heiscr reached first on an infield BERGEN CO. ROOFING Govern will tell you he was a uniform as the rest of the team. - ^'sVi'u" D c P a lb o 1 0 0 heartless fighter and inhuman as The sparkling fielding of thc error. Dave Hacmmerle was Rule 28, Section 6. (Reworded!., ( ' — ------—— it; Haekes. If 4 1 I far as an opponent was concern­ Taverners gave "Mush" Nadolony walked and Chadwick drove in Had been in effect that the cat* her must t>c immediately and * Moltani. p 1 0 1 ed. He pulled his groggy little his twelfth victory in a row over the winning runs with a long directly in back of th«' plate Under the new wording he may be 7 ~ 7 }*.* F.rieza, p . 4 1 1 negro opponent ta his feet only to a two-year stretch. d o u b le . anywhere in the catcher's box and dies not have to he" directly R00f©VdH R®C 'V I 1 belt him once again into the resin Next Sunday afternoon at Tom Lowden, Lyndhurst chuc- .back of the plate f 44 9 16 On the seventh trip he dragged Marin Oval Jimmie's Tavern will k e r , w as charged with the defeat, Rule 2 and 3 shows the return to 60 fool baselines, which is j ,, i«aaii I'mxiui the courageous little fellow to thr meet the strong Coca Cola team his third of the season, after re­ not new to Lyndhurst. The Amateur Softball Association used i ■ PADDY'S EAR A GRILL l«U< urit-lla ...... ifiJ 1./J center of the ring and hit up un­ of Kearny. Any team, interested lie v in g s ta r te r John Franx in the the shorter baselines ('55 feet > during 194(3 and 47 and have com e' , rluc'M ta ...... l.'.ft l;* der the heart with a terrific blow in playing Jimmie’s for the usual third inning. Franz gave up four tp the conclusion that 60 feet baselines is the right distance for J. < 'utiipaiii llu ...... '. lot lb* IL ('ttltii»oi«'lU ...... lu i 124 Tlie great little champion fell keg. contact Fred Lampe at Ru. hits and Lowden five. the best interest of the gan>e It. h u lo . i«» lb* w ith a sickening thud to the can 4-0146J and a contest will be ar­ The box score: Over 200,000 teams enjoyed the sport of softball last year. The Kail 7 5*1 ;i;. vas. No one noticed the squattv ra n g e d . BOGOTA Perth Amboy Cardinalettes (womenI New Jersey"ftnd Grumman ROOSEVELT RtC DOM'S BRASS RAIL Valley Sweet Shoo (5) a.b . Aircraft (Roy Stephenson and Co. i. Mmcola. Long Island, repre­ UinkrH Walcott crying like a baby. Joe KllMM put his head through the rooes Boggio. 3b ... sented the mid-Atlantic section which New Jersey is a member at INDIVIDUAL LEADERS UiTHrd it Km m and pleaded: “Listen to me. Morgan. 3b Leidheiser. lb National A.S.A championships -at Cleveland, O. Fort Wayne Zoll- I. T|)h J l.uti) G aw gic boy. you is all tuckered Schumacher, If HaeW’fmerle. cf ners won the men's crown and Arizona Ramblers arc- the chain W hitehead, c . Chadwick, ss .. pions in the women s division j ?! out; you aren't brave to get your­ self killedled like $hat.^ Rowe. 2b O’Neil, rf ,.. •***.* | " 1 59 to th e Eckhardt, c ... OOVBLEHEAUIK ROWLINU MATCH , Jj GALLAGHERS' CIVILITY 'CLUB referee: “Stop it. stop it’* Halm, i: M i / .- k i M artinetto, lb Graesste. If . Something m v. ! will take plan at thc Lyndhurst Recreation ( m ™».iii.i s« Joe turm'd to Dixon's corner II MlSthki M arrione. cf . . Norton, 2b .... Center on Sundav. May 16. that should be of interest to bowling ^ 'J1. • -HUKhllll • 1 w ecping bittery. “Lawsy, ain’t f MlBrnkt 11 • you got no heart, throw in th» K. Lampc. rf . Hergesell, p . . Ians. It will h< doubtchctdcr bowling match One half of the.n . \V„lk« II towel." A few seconds later a wet Jarvis, cf ...... 1 i Diel. p ...... match will be between the L.viulhurSt Rc-c ladies major league team ; s c r e a m c r e s t d a ir y towel landed flop in the center of M u ir, p ^0 that is currently leading the league at Hackensack with four weeks i i Vmki. wi. * ju-. ISLE OF CAPRI ,-PANTHERS to go and the Bloomfield Recreation Center team, also leaders in,^'r' the ring. The fight was over II* L Y N D N U B S T (S3 the Bloomfield Rec League They will roll the first three games at r • *’*• Terrible Terry was the new 1 *• I .offa 11 Jimmie's Tavern (1) a b. r. h. Bloomfield Ret at 3 p t* then come to Lyndhurst for the sec- *M" ; Mutt'lt-HII GVm « < h a m p io n . K a n , a.b . r. h. Rogers, cf ...... 4 I 0 ond half of tht' home and hiin.e series at 8;30 p.m. K, U mcuii Suddenly a voice screamed: Surunack. ss .. 2 0 La Russo, ss 2 2 1 The second part ut th* evenmg-s activity will be a three game ?«i i "Hey, lok at -Joe Walcott, he’s O'Hara. 3b 2 0 Divine. 2b ...... 4 0 I roll-off between the winn* > th*- Lyndhurst Rec House League x gone ciary " It sure looked like S IR L 'S TAVERN Casale. If 1 0 B. White, c 4 1 2 and the winnei of th* Thursday Night Community League As '^n' li«Kbr«ii> k squatty Joe had gone screwy AMERICAN LEGION Zakzcski. lb 3 2 J. White, r f ...... ♦ 0 1 these lines are written.- Tom C*i utli's Shell Service No. 2. team Mlvl . . . I*. Pushing and shoving fans out of I jiijiIi-II* M ulhr F. Lampe. c 2 0 Gigante. 3b ...... 4 1 2 and Flinn.s Esso five > leading their respective groups. M ust'"*- hi£ w ay he climbed into the ring «'»ri»>i(»ri Schumacher, cf 2 0 Marinacci. lb ...... 2 0 0 be that gasoline- i> g >*k1 tor bowling. With one week left in the 1 'a rris . Hpfca - Police snatched at him as he Uimi'r 0 0 George. If 3 I 1 HoUse League. Tom - must win only one game to clinch the title , ; headed for Terry's corner. A sec­ Jorworski. cf . 0 i Franz, p . 0 0 0 but in the Con n umtv W ague, there arc still three weeks to go. The , e t n a s d e v ond in Terry's corner veiled; "Joe Mathews, rf 2 • SMW -.au Jankowski, rf 1 0 i Lowden. p 2 0 0 bowlers will Ih a>k« i t.. r > »i 1 then regular-m atch next Thursday i . W alcott's trying to get the champ 17# IVI IT* ROLLARA TRUCKING I’ Wjntiwlil 0 | - ^ _ i n d ro ll a -d o u b le s e i o r . th*- n* \ t n ig h t. F rid a y , M ay 14» in o rtle r | {*'“ f'trilurM mi in ’ I IH ltl(*Mt ...... I VV*jl*idc because his pais been Moorehead. 2b 2 10 .1 HO'bll* Moorehead. 2b 2 0 , . 29 6 8 to wind .up the which.Jb.ad thr***-'postponements due to hoTi- iu .i ic: , ^caten. Joe pushed him aside < 'ru p l 1 X Yi»-rno 0 Score by inningk days during the >•:»*,&.. _ 1'ollara Out of my way. I've got sortie F it* . 2b r I* IT 813 0 Lyndhurst 210 300 0—« Arrartgeiiic-nt> • < U i;i; u ad« (■> hold-a STmitar thtee game, 1'ru p l , thing to say to Mr McGovern N a d o ln y . p TOM'S SHELL SSMVILE - Bogota "201 212 x-« ro ll-o ll between th« W'ir./.,.'-. w ;cr>-of the A Division anil who- 11 and ploughed through to the new 3 J ------ever wins the B Dr. Mon ..t th* Rta*sevelt Ret The American Le \\u , champion's corner As the pco 21 Community League ¥ Score by innings Mr and Mrs. Wm. 9" Castles, gion five is tenaciousU »* rimg .. two game edge over Rackcy’s • j*'( 1 TEAM STANDINGS ; ; pie stared tn disbelief Walcott faf" at>d the BciKen Roof:ng team. >o anything can hap* KniM. lead ed over* and grasped the Valiev Sweet Shop 300 010 2—5 of 419 Third avenue, entertained . Ur*e»> l*>' b!iH*d st.iTned glove of the i'ham Jimmie's Tavern 100 213 7—7 j last week for Mr and Mrs Lcstef p e n th e re to o ' ~ 111 ■■ W with tears rolling down hip. Umpire—Brant B. White, of Rutherford ^rmuiooLr “ N***r*-:» FLINNS ESSO SERVICE Uf* ktlal. Ilt ti- r « |i - i--heek. The squatty ottb sobbed •£onnine "Coot M..ros* ,, »>.n bnwd jump title in invitation j I'jvlllty Oub . ■ *3 Ah, ain’t a-look ing for no trou­ meet at Newark Stadium la>t ,»nK w ith'jum p of 20 9*' and then > !»•>*• Uvn'i liraM lull s? 114 ble Mr. McGovern Allah wants llWr'l ...... ».* M i single handed— —Hest uf xju.>d starting tt> shape up ...Have bigj N I ‘u ff.ru is to shake yo hand. Yo is all FEATURING single handed Rest of squad >tarting t*> shap up Have big USI I’m nt tar*...... got Ui br a real champ to have V IC ’S C L E A N tR t •ilhbM . .ym 'tu >21 day at Lyndhurst fiieki on M..>. \b Track meet and, ball game! j 1*4 l«>-ndfatirMt il«l>r»» CVaiVr . au. • licked Gawgic I'd rather you’d St. Benedict's comr.g to t w-n Baseball team running intoj 'J i LVNO. HEBREW CENTER RK CLEANERS a killed me, but you won fair. Softball Equipment ►'eltlliiMU f t |»S l i t Itv tough luck- but the heavy schedule ls bound to offer much im o M « m 4 l ___ US 1TX U i Mr McGovern, you won fair.'* ' I .1 . U.-lfoti .s,hi*nb*ni i n 1*4 ti r . l.w Uucm ...... 143 14.. provement for as they say. pi^tn* makes perfect Bergen l i i 1 ?y i?a # f c e c o # r ...... I4 f lilt Mi r«i MU With that Walcott shuffled off UNIFORMS — BATS — BALLS — GLOVES St.. f«u»y n s |« l |«c A. Ilo n j / County Inter-Olub banquet last Ntonchty fm«- affair and won­ J. Hrt-nnan 174 crying 'like a child. Never will * :i » i _ FrUrii»M*i U t U I l!tv tl. H m w uod ...... u i (!•»** *T1 Stop I h t m AU Ytrnr S p a n N etJs derful show Pasquin Motors * jr*d, up in fifth spot three- there be a moment so touching «J*' way tie...- Cht-Chi Club from M i won put. beating Bogota Na­ LYNDHURST BEVfiRAOE - 77* STi A Zi “ the squatty Joe Wacott paid m Jm aR O O K D A LE BEDRICK'S Sport Shop tional Bank, last ye«r.’» champ* by utje game All three plus { [.ti’i^rV u s i;.» l i i i B. MUllnvii ...... 12* u s 1 JS homage to a new and great rham \ ** *>M»vr five others.frofrt league headed for Detroit tp roll in National ABC1 N. U nk ...... 14» 143 pion. while his heart was break . U S 141 Atkina H U a rk 14> --N U 9 STUYVESANT AVENUE LYNDHURST, N. }. next Monday and Tuesdiy Vic Lonearzc. awarded nlvvr nn« 111 W oIom IU 144 IU tS4 l»* 131 ing for a pal buried deep in the l il H anso H S ovrlU . for his 2W game It will sure flash from, his hand as hu strolls' «.*•> niw- K UwcSo - IM it s IN resin "dust m the center of the RUtk. 2JS70 around Vic in third place in averagev 7Tl» »l? r in g — ' \

Parent Teacher Mews Conimercial Leader 15 Years Ago Today ' by Edne M. Christ FtM l C——*»a*l u *4 r* IH n ...... n Lun-ii^, ' - nr>n/\Rir\ > r/v r t / v i l t • .... . P T A . ' stallation of officers and a chil­ Mis» Muriel Adelaide Loughram. of 1*3 Ja* avenue brvam* tha Speaking Strictly For Myself— dren's program ty Airs. P. Fer­ bride ol Arthur Bryrt of Massachusetts *n S^nda* After seeing the film “Carnegie raro's first and second grade pu­ H air the other nichL I couldn’t p ils. help but'w ish Hollywood would I'ACK Sl \ KM tow of the f^ee man plate* o« the Board trf C l p W ie l o m H w t» R put out many more such fin e p ic ­ ROOSEVELT THURSDAY, MAY f t, 194* Bogle WilHan Guthril Geoige II KohWn. P«»Uara Jafc* f tures. Incorporated in th is film There will be an executive ’ Wtiotts. Jame* \ Rre»l»n. U u a Fay*e» Frank l.npm i P«* was some of the world's g r e a te s t board meeting at the school on hoki. Carmine Savtntv T Smith J.oeph H O S«»de» music played by some of our fin- Thuisday. May 6. at 1:300 p.m The Feldmans A t W ork llvona Asks est musicians a n d sung by our i Plans will be made for the tom best singers. It was well worth ing meeting on Wednesday. May Adtei tiwment - Lyndhurst S u p p ly JAarket V r«'l LamK * ■ listening to and also s e e in e a t 12. which will, include, election j For Briefs lb Chuck Kuatt. I Jt lb Sirbun «o fNowrhouse •!»«»* » G *d» close ranee the technique of th e s e and installation of officers. A Milk. 7c pet quart Swewt Com. Sc »an great artists More please' Recorder Plans to Take This week's list of approved Mrs. H Gutheil. County Coun­ films as passed o n by the Nation­ cilor, wishes to lemind all the Action On Con­ al Parent Teaehcr Magazine and Presidents of the Units to have th® National. Legion s>I Des&ncy their yearly reports in by May 7 tractors fo r C o u n ty E v a lu a tio n *" T * Ctrecim*'«'oun*»T Tii-TeTi Joe Palooka in Fighting Mad. J within five days. RetWtler Wil Prunes Would Look Funny Bill and Coo Itam Bivona m en ed ui.«n The Prince of Ttiieves. P. J. Murray 1IPi two week« in Police Court T -M e n last week on chaises l>*nt< Co Without Wrinkles Albuquerque labella 134 Park. atenu. " a- Is Honored \iolating two seeti*»n» - t the #.»n Gr«M B adults I'iuim-* H ate U liT to ha*« •unlkt in r o . .» Gentleman'* Agreement mg ordinance Ih* > w odkin t U prunr*’ lt.»i a* U< 4* » William F Catlaghei t. * i Roses Are Red Kingsland Ave. Church­ tk1#** b a * Black Bart. j attorney, t' ».-r i ■. Ui w i u i i k i W h - t n * * i t fu* i h * '* '1*’ man Guest In plaints at Um d i m t i n n th« The Naked City. i« t h a t witnfcVr* * » siM W-oa b fc r h f ' l .vw»« B o a rd ; o f C m Mi i i i h i <>i h ' ' ■.ntu» v h i The BishooV Wife Union City | -- *ia* ks Old * r\ci »r*r « |*au "I tlv*l duevd tMtmvum * ’i>v Kt«nV bogged -an*t »* link lest *rn mtnute* »ft* Sittine Pretty I Schneider buildtn«: m-pett>«i h**t r m o n * Y o u hat*- H u t t*>« t *>«.*’ vkr!.l The Senator Was Indiscreet Patrick J Murray, of 618 Kincsland avenue. was guest of, Victor Srhrvekeni>tt in i»«.|u* i> tu o tlM I ’ *h» • * ’ yr*tigetor; and fi\r mvmhri» FRANKLIN honor at a surprise party giv'n on i the Neighborhood Club ir«i«W<\u T he executive board, with Mrs Saturday night in celebration of j Vba^ * what w *■ » i th « " L» i*»thui'»t M« » * Nh -v u f the vicinity t«» *uNt*n(>,tti bad upprinuwl in svusl <*h»n •*f .'•.!» «> l W SteLrenmul’er. chairman in his 74.th birthdav anniversary at j the » hai ge» CtdalM-ila hi* *l'*i . «* t. ■ rhorge. g»ve » T e s fo r th e Cl.-»ss Cappelctti’s in U nion C ity . M*-. j p re m is e s (>! b u ild or chow fine *|uin >*>>* and l»t*» ' ' *. Mothers Wed*»c«d»v. •Aori'l 28 l a n d MV$ F ia n k O u tw a te r. o f) ing material* ami m.»*hir*»'i\ tn » . h i that »r* oi'hw ihl* i'»i| *«d «U: b*ip*;*t T he Tc.*» h a d a d u a l r>urt*>c le r s e v City, -were host a n d ho st- violation uf thr *ndinan»e durin** the afternoon Mr* F Al- >ss of the evenin'’. M*: Outwatci j •nt v*rinkle m u u n i \n*i ttw> »* -4-t ta* S Alcsandn Fuhlei >•! \< «* u l u h i i i lj*«* Th*> r*- (in * g#t*«fdine* aiw i ' * brecht. president on behalf of ^ nenhcw of Mr Murra’- ■Aik a tto rn e y Ic y ^ O d a tte lla m a m the entire *>ankl»n PTA presen Besides Mr and Mrs. Murray i * € u - i n M-«i»«g**< M i» ith * iian hi* rllriuw > in the'« % ted Mr. J W *rk"*t* '' ith a r^ t- ! and the host »i»d hostess there, n , t I t i v r r - l» At the popular Stuyvesant Avenue cleaning a nd dyeing establishment the work is always ravatinu bu*ittr«A n< { ihr hmht ins gift. Mr Wackvtilz. after j were pr***cnt two daughters and! mg buMtiex -and • .»*«• u i fot i o n , manv ye»r« of service. V rptirin" i their husbands. M i-ltnd Mrs. E guaranteed. That's because it I* done by the Feldman family. evrlusuel* Here they are looking Not .,itl* that .tmt l«»»fcotg over their latest cleaning gadget: left te right: Samuel Feldman, fcr* Irldman Marvin Feldman on -tnt< i i r« tati >mi -p el* 1 as School Cuptraiian Those at- M Ingraham, of Nutiey. and Mr. o rd tn a n e r H r alM» >:h*ige«l llxc \ f i f*’l ( tending, in addition to the entire ^nd Mrs’ Edward Wilkins, of and Harry Feldman. •Ui lilt| al I- Si t*»h «on pl-int ilrletlivi at* Muiuihmn !»• U»»k *t >m. IS 4 ' executive board, were Mrs R Jersey City; also Mr and Mrs E the building in«poet<4 ha3l <-wi Mathews. School Mother, and M Intrahanv Jr . of Nutlev; Mr., Brownie Troop 3 «i'llfl«sl r'lslat'ella n vttltiiig a» \ Ai**»thet *< t in thr I'mIi ha > %o |a» |*n«t- Wr alt* 1 *nt *ia*k» »ou bu* trifx .11 th In <«rdtn • |i n taw id H**g*«* 1't‘u s h * .U '|* * i *«k> i»^»k« pal. an d Mr. and Mrs John Wack- Mrs M M Hamilton, Miss Joan * U ted E*tn. K*n ’• -I* iget tin n e r ala o s| ii{) in io m-c t»» i**itat «w i«ai aeon’ wttx. Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Denni? Final plans for the annual lun- vers and-'Mrs Charles Cromley an man f.»r th« i onths uf Ma) Slii’llai .« b * . Varhal, Mi’s. O O Outwater. of cheon meeting and insinuation of trustees .im 1 J i;!»« Anna M <« • .ir De 0*1 lo Mil liM it.1 -' 41 ln.w» a*l H.*»- IIG I SCHOOL Hasbrouck Heights, and a number officers for the Woman’s Club of Mrs. ‘Fredei it k.-on and M i- * II I. . ’ iru |H«t(Ni«Mil »<■ i Ial. • .\*l« .Mrs. W, Muir chairman in | o f frie n d s . Lyndhurst were made at a mrat Fontan have been elected del< s'« av»M h r f«il* d t h a v i eo o n Mr. Murray retired as general Th. Lyndhurst Men’ s Shop ehar****. r e o o r te ^ a v e r v s»icf «*sS- ing of' the executive board held gates to the Slate convention t<- of th is tf«H»|> ful “Teachers" Luncheon” Pre-j vardmaster for the Lackawanna yesterday afternoon at the club be held at Atlantic City, begin ■ •■ft.tfj thr htmit «*f The it** Du Dared and served by the execu- Railroad seven years ago He was house following a luncheon at ning May 18th Mis. Herbert 1 ■ ti S3S .! h at., a vet m M< l All IV IIHOOK A ' f l H l ' l M W I ' five board, the entire fvculty w a s ; the recipient of many fine gifts which Mrf. Louis Levine, retiring Rosacl. and Mi Caroline Al f>« 's include Kluatx th Zito Arm.. M * K-h, Phone Ruth J-7I7I able to eniov this delicious lun-j and a shower of greeting cards! president, entertained her officers, dridge are alteinste» Man* DeCai lo and Maiv Jean IIIH » \ * t it eheon Mrs. Muir wishes to take added much to the joysi of_# the4U.. ^ year. The tlub is sending Du* IV re llo will) itU to «l Hr<1 ItaiiS K i i i M I ./.«#** //»«#* Ifnitaifii / ‘elaa* this onoortunitv of thanking her | birthday anniversary day The luncheon will be served at Kleen. junior student at Lynd v ' ^ committee and ' everyone who ’ -— ------St Thotnaf's Episcopal Church hurel Hiith S< hool. a* their ret> N l l i i r i J at* U * it 'm iih /*mmA* l(|hk|.io< i' I t f k t t t , tr>oA*.ill.*>. dix Fredei ickson wijl be installed stitute fot iin\> t*» U- h e ld .*i To Our Lyndhurst Patrons Only Royal License 5 Day* as president to fuccced Mrs Le- Nev. Jersey College for Women (Ad must be pre«*rit*«i with th. purth«olt- S h ills Nu*ll»Jk j r a r l i t u v n r o a d — v in e . fio m J u n * 2 8 th to J u ly 2n«1 Tii*' This unit held » Card Party on The Board of Commissioners Other officers to bt* installed. Institute is being airanged tv tl»e Ann*l.>nii $Iio|»|m- ^ e« k t.n«l IHIV.H n KVhMIM.N Mondav ni-ht Mav ^ »t the sittine as the excise board Tues- | for the ensuing yeat include Mrs. i Vouth Conservation Department Frankbn School Mis. R. Higgins, day afternoon, suspended the tav-1 Ernest H. Fontsn, ftr*t vice prosi-* of th** New Joewv Htnt«- FedetC- ehairm an » ndkw —w wtiH ti eon- ern license of the Club Royal, 147) dent; Mi’*. Joseph Blobey, sece>nd ’ tioii of Wtune.n's Clubs sistine of Mrs. W McCartnev.and Ridge road, for five days b«;pin- vice president; Mrs. Elmer G —- ~ Hosiery Features 1 M r^ E BA»nhy were deliahted ning Sunday when the club was DaVf?nfJbrt recording secretary; John K Lickey. of Wirt'S., on.l with the succew of the affair found guilty of keeping open af- Mrs John J Gieeson, correspon- avenue, has returned home f om SI GAUGE 45 GAUGE There w e re m a n v door pri/es ter hours A charge the club also dihj; secretary; Mrs. John S I>*t; Hackensack Hospital wht «. h. IS DF.NIFM M D k M l R awarded in .-tdditmn to the table sold liquor nf-bi closing tim e w as sha. treasurer; Mrs W illia m V i u n d e r w e n t a n a j |»»*ndt>etoin> prizes »nd th*' Handwork Table dismissed Albert Bivona, at tor- •—- —------1-~ was full of lovelv ortleTes donated ney for the defendant, entered $1.39 99c bv the members ’ A ll in all an pleas of not guilty to both of the Reg IM enioyahlc evening was had by all r h a rg c s ACE Appliance and Repair Service who attended The complaint teas made bv the 20 DENIER RUN RESIST police deportment for an alleeed S F A M L ttt* Ml. AMI I SH now An executive board meeting will be held thi* week to com­ violation April 11 Patrolmen Gumranh't'tl Rf/ttur% on Yinu plete' plans for the regular meet­ Richard Coughlin and Leo Reilly, and Captain James Bogle testi­ 99c 99c ing to be hold Tuesday. Mav 11. Milling Met hine Sen ing M .ii-Iniir He* 1 4 . M.g I IS There will be .lection and in- fied to the violation. Vgcuuiu iron 'I uasier NATION A LI \ A l » \ I H U M l» R N A M i** open \M l»AKK AVE. FAST 1(1 Till lUoKf) AHen’t Cut - Up Poultry RUth. 2-^538 1.ngi>r\ .1-1 r»f*4/ A N N - LYN N SHOPPE. INC. Farm Products Worth Crowing 56 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD. N A b o u t Fresh Killed Poultry, and Farm Fresh Fggs •I Reasonable Prices WECHSLER’S •12V} A m ** Avenue- Rutherford B E Goodrich L Neil To Valera linioa Rlith. 2^778 y o u HARDWARE ro« roue ota nen 1 --J' get • a»ii4ii< K«> ► ss a toe 290 Stuyvesant Ave. • •• I f Go«4ida-t h U M t t • ar W* tl wfxr ro totnr i makkW s** »«• a a*M 1 ■ S* * • l i»e.i* tm a iim f a*, e Im “*** o*ea«a»oso IiI.w i m m

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N J B F G o o d r i c h FREE DELIVER/ RUth. 2 1994 I R U t h . 2-1024 MPST IN H U I i l l l u — ------=4— THURSDAY, MAT C..19M T H f LEADER PA G t*If.H T LEGAL NOTICK I TAKK NOTICK that PVlix* Mikulakl St. Mallhew’e Evangelical Personals arid Anthony ZHna,. tradln* an tiaxdrn ^ 5 5 Reed Memorial God of Hie Atom Mrs ErUng Larsen, of OeUSeld Lutheran Church a v e n u e , h a s a s h e r g u e s t h e r i4trll»utlon -Lii**nse 1*12 to prein- h*-i» 41 h »*age AviflUt from premia** Rev C.eorre Muller, pastor Picture May 13 «OJ R id g e H oad. I.yn d b u rw i. S. J . <»h- Bergen Chapter. Order of the *« < • « nnt -If any." wbotikt • he m»d» im ­ KUth. 2-2134 mediately in vrlting to iKwniniek J. De Molay\ met on Monday even­ I.< vellt. .Up i.io H y l C l.r k o f 1.> a d h u r* t. “God of-the Atom.” a full-color hers w ill be held nt this service ing at the Rutherford Masonic Sunday, May 9th scientific film depicting th e atom­ PKIJX MIKITLRICl. St. Michael's K. C 7 p m.—Junior Methodist Youth Temple, with master cduncilor, 51) »‘h a a e A venue, 9 15 a m .— S u n d a y S ch o o l. l.vndhurst. N J. ® Churcb 4 . »Fellow ship mewling Church 10:30 a.m —Special Mother's ic bomb problem, will be shown Robert Blomquist, presiding. ANTHON V ZKUNA, parlor. «! X ' Dav Service. Topic “Behold Thy at 8 p.m., Thursday. May 13th at 244 Iv y S tre e t. Mr. and Mrs Anthony F. T a n - Kearny. N .J. Ladislaus J. Wlleiewskt 7 p m Senior Methodist.Youth ; Moth«r. | the Reed Memorial United Pres- cred. of 08 Summit avenue, en­ P asto r Fellowship ineeting ip the prim- * 3 0 a p .m -The members of the ; byterian Church, Stuyvesant tertained' at dinner recently for U Road and Pace Arena* aiv r.- !>fiifNH:,t Sj|i>|>lv ne.-d-- of th>H M 'lli above W l be held in .the Sunday Thc Him concluded with the | Thuredav ■ May U. at tke Beed MeuMrial totted Presbyterian Kl U’t'A TIO N . — ------S'-hool room of the church. presentation ot the world rrj.ts J J Church \ lieeo Memorial United T" UM-" ;« ",t'|Kn i* I <-r.,li».r. ,1 Mtiliel T ..™ n <1, T h u rs d a y . M ay 13 caused bv the discoveryH is rn u p rv ofn t atnmicatomic I nurcn. ' cy ordt-r of Itonald ' 1 rs(|, n.n^-G roup meetings of I’mhytcrian Church Itnteher. SurroKat. f It.-rgen t'eunt F#re>t and Stuyvesant Avenues power, and offers a unique solu­ LEGAL NOTICE , 1 d.i l.-d April 2. IM4*i upon applleatlon the W-fiC S. Group I—Mrs. Hes tion to the oroblem. Since its re- The only way to avoid such a lease soon, is a unique portrayal „-i i.;inl of W ut-a Urn , I the *uto*«-rilier netHljod to hring ttev. Rowland F. Nye, rector i of l.yhdhurst wit 'i.i. i_ ii. j . . . ’ ..,.*■ ..luix co< k, XVebster avenue. G roup II Stuvvesant near Valle^brook bility* he concludes, is a re- »» underwater life and talking I ^ least last September, an average p< il |Hx.|M>salH lor the furnishing • e s ta te u n d e r « flv. from uh:iTe date. M ay fi. A sc en sio n D a v . a.m n i ican schools and churches each *°‘ clhu 1 ^ I te p iir t i n e n t . m is meeting of St Mai > < GUild l.ynU.mrst. N. I 246 Stuyvesant Ave. m o n th . ~T i Helping Dr. Moon tn the nar- James Yavrik. of 514 Page av­ Adtn ni«l in the parish hall. enue. is off on a ttjlro weeks cruise AWRAITAM IL fAKCIIMA. KSQ, Rt'therford 2-5150 An exclusive feature of the^ ratlon of the film is Larry John- £ta> ”9. Sunday -niter Ascension First C hifrdi of Christ. with the Naval eaery^s of Jersey ; ?4 i o m in eren S tre e t. fllm is a sequence portraying the, physicist who aided N V w ark 2. N .1 Day. 7:30 a.m.- Holy Commu­ City. He marked his birthday KI>f«*ATK»N. S c i e n t i s t F rid a y , M ay 7 »iant 184-inch cyclotron at the J , ... a . TH m M VS .1 H IC K K Y . A pril s i.'i-22-2!' M ay r. nity 9.30 a.m.—Morning 'Prayer E. Pierrepont It Lincoln Avenues Ma\ Fellowship of the Lynd­ University of California. Con j a,omic development at Los AI- anniversary Monday. I lis tri. t n . rl and Church School: 11 a_n> in Rutherford, N. J. hurst Council of Church Women rrete walls have now been built i amos and photographed all three Morning Prayer and -sermon. • 11 he observed Friday after­ around the interior of the cyclo-, wartime bombs as they exploded May 11. 9:00 am Diocesan B .inch of the Mother Church. Th» noon ;:t Reed Memorial Church, Iron, which haR become danger-! . God of the Atom” t s se c o n d Convention at Trinity Cathedral. Pirst Church of Chi ist Scientist, o* Boston. M .<•«. •r. 2 30. with dessert at 1:30 All ousiv radioactive. I in the series of religious-scienufic Newark, attended by tlu- RectAr, Sund-'.y Service* at 11 A M inf ladies are invited “There is no defense against an j movies produced by the Moodv Rev Rowland F Nye and Messrs S P M. 30 A M . Sunday School. S a tu r d a y . M ay 8 attack bv an atomic we?no"." j Institute of Science, a branch of A. H. Potts, John C Garde .and XV. .In \ i • .hit M* * til Tour of New York Churches savs Dr Moon, narrator of the the Moodv Bible Institute of Chi- Edward W Waldeck. Deputies hi. h i 'tin i ACE STRAUB INC will leave the church at 1 p.m. film ‘ Scientists have predicted ca**o. "The God of Creation the 7:30 p.m.—Lyndhurst Council S u n H » v . M that fewer than 10 per cent of first in the series, was seen by of Church Men dinner-meeting at Bible school is at 9:45 with the those now living would escape than a million people last the Methooist Church Hall > nd . Tin Mf-n's Class having the Ai unn I such destruction.” The third film, due for re- Pork Ave., Opposite Jersey Giant to n M en 's B ib le C la s s a s s p e c ia l j - - - —------— tl'-. Lyndhurst Methodist Adam ahd Fallen M guests Morning worship is at si hjeet (or.Sunday. May !*. 11 00 Sermon will be entitled Churcb G oldfi 'P«xt6__Jp thou return t< "Christ in Our Homes," and chil­ CARPETING. TWISTS. ORIENTALS S tuyve a n t a_id* T ontine Ave*. the Almighty, tfiou sfialt he built RUTHERFORD dren of Christian parents will re­ pp. ihou shall »Mit awav jm ouit-- ceive baptism. Evening worship and FINE UPHOLSTERY . Rev. Robe>t C. I.intner. Pastor f;.' from thy taber'hacles.’'’ (Job begins at 8 00 pm., the pastor’s May now he safely cleaned Telephone RUth. 2-2282 r»07 Tontine Avenae 22 23 > Sermon Passages ft on evening message l.etng “A Min­ Ruth. 2-6928 thi Kin:; James versiort of the Bi ister's Mother." and revived with considera­ b'e include: M o n d a y , M ay lO- tion for’-their lif** ami tex­ Thursday. May 6 > Who ■ shall separate us from T r us tees meet at the church at ture — Durarleaning restore^ 2 p.m.—Regular monthly meet­ tl;e love of Christ? shall tribute ! a p.m . Sole A 9ents For ing of the Women -. Society foi lion, or distress, or persevution Tuesdav. May 11 resilience to wool fibres. Pile Christian Scrvice. Kotachrome *-»t famine, or nakedness, or jx*ril j Lyndhurst Council of Church unmals ami rises, (lohir re­ slides will be shown. o. sword”' (Rom 8:35) Cone ; Men dinner at the Methodist vive. Furnishings are Dura- Friday. May 7 lative passages from ‘‘Science and C h u rc h ^ . Health with K*-v t-i tht Si np- New Dutch Boy Paint Products 2:145 p.m. May Fellowship Reed Memorial Church extends cleaned in your home. V» Day Meeting of the United Coun tmes by Mary Baker Eddy in '.arm jjood wishes to all mothers inconvenience in having cil of Church Women Mrs Hai -■■ude and their families, in the name of them gone. Also mothpniof- ry *W -Rpsengrant, wife of thc pas­ It is ignorance and false, be- Him who makes all men one fam­ tor of the Verona- M*4h>>dist ».‘f, based on a material sense of ily of good will ing if desired. Demonstra­ CHtm h \\ ill be the guest speakei th ni*s * hir-b hide spiritual beau- tion without obligation. Free Advice On Your Painting Problems Sunday. May 9 tv and goodnes Understanding, ^eslmlnider Prenlivtrri*-' 8 45- a.m Sunday School for tin.s. Paul said Neithei death., ti . by-, nui things-present, Church a ll. a g e s C OAST TO'COAST SERVICE" Free Service on Your Decorating and Color. Seb®m* s 11 am. Morning noi v

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Chill sad when cool, beat tore of the importance and inep­ garded an international health With You” . . . “If I Were You’ date like that go by unnoticed. So this Saturday, there will he an­ >f 240 Jay avenue. This is the in swift. Not only the woman who pudding smooth, folding in % uf titude of popular enthusiasn a u th o rity . . . . A n d y R u s s e ll . . . C a p ito l . . other of those famous paitit-i, at the Post A roast beef dinner (pre- Sgerts’ first grandchild. gors A ith his parents. He was form- • Pan broil chops In heavy skillet Betty Norton. The two join m u spots for the benefit of those of you who couldn't make it until well browned on both aides. parboil. Brown In butter or inar- esty that he has modified as to everyone. Here, we find it in the ji ly stationed, at Fort Dix. sicr.l forces in an unusujl boogie • Plan- were announced for the Americanism Rally at A.sbury Season with 1 tsp. salt and pepper. garine. Sprinkle flour oveV beef apd prevalence or fatality. w a rm ve •al delineatiern b v Jo arrangement that gives Hal's I Park on May 23rd Comiade Don Summers was named chairman Pour off excess fat. Melt butter stir until flour browas. Add soup "Voluntary agencies riding hi£l S ta ffo rd . ‘Worry. Worry. Wor- band a chance to dcmonstraU I of this Post comn ilte. and iias already started the ball rolling for or margarine in . saucepan. Add and bring to boiling point stirring on the emotional appeal of thc* CincinnatV” . . . Helen CANDLELIGHT b le n d a n d a good turnout With World conditions in then present poor state flour, salt and curry powder. 8tir constantly. Serve on hot biscuits. dramatic deformities and sudden F o rrest . . M G M . . H elen For- then- mellow, harmonic Garnish flth parsley or h ard facile ease in the ju m p field. The CATERING every veteran should attend this important rally So start making until smooth. Gradually stir ip fruit deaths from infantile paralysis sc jest has a reputation in the music cooked egg slices- Serves 4. b a lla d yodr plans now and-iet Don know ii you will Le part* of tin Lynd­ juices and water. Stir constantly mask the truth ancf fcxploit thc business-of being ab le to pick the- reverse is a sweet w ith v o ­ SERVICE until thick. Add cherries and cook cal favorite Frankie Lester w a x hurst delegation I) enough members signify their intentions of | seasonally recurrent prevalence hits. With the first side, she has HAVING A PARTY? ft minutes longer. Serves L •a I men and Corn Bread Jg this disease that rational educa­ done it again. If ever a sure hit ing sentimental, and its Mac him going the- Post will supply a bus for transportation Cafl KEarny 2-7419 The selection of the two boys.who will lepresent Lyndhurst at lpkg. corn IH tbsp. en* tion of the public as to the state was born, this is it. and as usual. self with his alto sax who s p a r k s I’ll take care of the food. th e a n n u a l B«>\>' S ta te w ill b e in ^ d e n e x t T u e s d a y n ig h t a t the* P o st Chili mufln mix riehed flour of our ignorance of effective mea­ M iss Forrest gives, ? fine inter- the reed section in this lovely Fancy sandwiches, cakes made The field has been nai rowed dywn to six local high school b<»>> and 1 tbsp. butter or 1 1 «-o*. ean 1 Mb. can 1 % cups milk sures is almost unheard amid the 1 pretation to this sprmghlv rhythm bound-to-be-pejpular ballad . . salmon Va tsp. salt in my own kitrhep. 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In contrast, this mall group of railroad Union leaders are attempting to flout tha of the Railway Labor Act and dictate their own terms. look who squeezed They have dictated a paralyzing railroad WE INSTALL A gets 1strike. Y o u will be the victim! . / . ---- will Ihe Union leaders representing less than one-tenth of railroad employes for the undemocratic. _ _ _ THATCHER rated recommendations of President's Emergency board— refuse to use ef the right lo strike l___ of the obligation to provide ItnmapartartM? except on their o«m tom s— threaten to paralyze nation hy strike! How loe« can tk ‘ * people permit a few dictatorial union ______I ef three railroad union*, rep­ after hearing evidence for 33 days, made pM aesaes provided for settlement resenting lens I'urn one-tenlh of all railroad recommendations based <»n all th e fa c ta in of disputes? COMFORTMASTER the case The railroads ha\e accepted these 'Mployeea. have railed a railroau strike that Force seldom produce* ______would paralyze the nation. eilfce, I.W «r la.tiai. Mwe»v«r « patat b These leaders refuse to accept a 15*? c e n ts Who's to b lam e ? alien iw M wkea p a a l MaHk m m t ! • Completely automatic - you an hour WJIge increase retroactive to Novem­ he held Mlbordlnate to ths p m . ber 1. 1Hr' • pre-w ar* an d IS-tl Ri>u t FrcHpht refuse rules discussion t L.nal and W*y> rhan«es demanded hy thesy Als* shown is » hj? 1M7 Riki.1 P . >engei 3 . Worry free, Thaiche* Com earnings would h-»^e 1 SU -which would increase wages tieen if I Hr 13*; cent* R »ad Freight 'Thr a.M7 Yard 1.TSP fQrtmatter it built to «ay on were recommended hy the W hour incr#o«e of­ the union leaders want more— fered hy the railroads rieiMiN the |ob fdr a lifetime of I that Ihe railroads put hot* eReet aitri le.weted, by lhe. g*«ad >i*tmht they ' union leaders had^ •Ixtca! snd Way ALL (he chances they asked for. including trouble free *ervtce Seen wveflect ahrouah-* Riwi Passmens M V f the Board fell should he denied. out the entire year Ri^ad F reig h t s .t is im pf (his. they insist that certain rules 1^7 Yard d m ~iapia rd hy Ihe railroads be nith-- R s iIioSkT w.tgeV ?oniptited f«om Interstate Coi To mcresje )o * r comfort } may* «|Me of the fart that the Board ded them* These unioei leaders - write, phone. _____ to negotiate e\rep( upon these M l US TOO AY G reater wage increase not justified T It N OIL BURNER Ehglneors and firemen aie among the high* est paid of all Employes in Amerua- as hgurea e a s t e r n RAILROADS SERVICE in the hfvx %how Tht** strike threat doesn't i n Ridge Rd. N.Jtrlu>g«M» juatdy aivint * greater incr^aae than other. n U n w d i as » nutf iTiuv • n v . « R W T O a s . KB I W ! * F-mereent\ Bciaid< aie a means provided WR 5-1745 bv the Railway Labor Act in th«.puhiu- inter­ We are pw.l*t «hina Ihif and . her adverttarmeots to taQi wkh vou at est Jo avoid strikes The President's RoardL 0 m hand manrrs which jrr important lo ever>bnd> PACE tUCVCt

b u s T n e T s d Ir e c t o r y * j THE BARGAIN COUNTER

Thousands have found that these mull nlvntiw- Reporting oft the VuJMBC OKDFR NOV RAILINGS menu w the niosl eagerly read in Bergen County. Nura*- ^.ivic.' iMfMP Mr f nal . Fokf »Nt> Convince yourself by buying them. Through then l a n d s . M rs. Clarvace VindrsM f*. Fn»l Oil ■ K rr « n f Aluminum FENCING rail, buy or exchange; find the bargain for whu'b you w t . *,0 is u, •• ■mi'* nvn have been searching.. Telephone or w ile your elassi H fwV staled that while fund* IM DM !H N «r«*a t.lVIX ar* co»m * in am-ely, rrtnnw lied advertisements lo our offices: 25.> H iote ItoAD. AILING U I MN nU* 2-0904 Ltndhurst, or 124. Ridce Road, No«tm Arijncton. » - k o > imn* Vrnught Ira* ^yw i«lri KKarney 24051. ^ Harry R. Tirfrotfc ■»iv rw> u «v>sraMrwMi »»: iM n »\ > > Ul One insertion ia seventy-five cents. L4*«MT * t'UWKft MWvn I LI >1411 KM. V | Two insertions are one dollar and Iwenty-five rents. YOU CAN SAVE m IICOND AVtNvl Three insertions are one dollar and fitly rents. $100 I V M M iU M T . m 4 , ftf I t H t r i h l N YMir Old R*«iai MmIMm' Now Mi« k*r| S«%ino A Sum NKW CONSCH.E ( A IIM 1 Aad *W Tt»« PAWnmi * DKDM IIKO Lvndhuret $59.50 IU Van Hu trt M INTO $39.50 A m iT A il K PtHHW HX’lK I im GmtwIm I Be*a**» «■ IM HASH I ted I’earl Aitordi.es« Kearny. V J. I'aiminf A Pa|NtlMafin| H r 5 2 Wft Fill \HI> \ III A/IN \\» i t i n i ; ih m s m I I l h N f a N 1 a i l M ■ •unditi n. full I |K.fl Sn.M on Thursday «.l K III t#fce Are I «ndhurM l.y u d h u rn t I n a U H f H n N M1MNK - C AMMm V. OMCNS REFRIGERATION t m new W e rrpair and 1natal I aH •• K. Commtrciil A Oomeat.e Refrlaacatlaa FASHION SERVICE 1 'k ra low in i»ah ;<> Phon* Or*Q«ry 3-tlM-R. Edward J. Clay -tf ’ —_ . ------• -~i— ------IIF.l.P W \NTF.D Iv Ethel Bergen Kleekner ftaaiM ai tteaiin« (N lrti Gordon'i W in* A - |*LtMBINC. and H r t in g . «.n ig r a l I Ml Iw M n Air (mUMm ItKEt* STK«*I.I.KR IT Jot. bin* na> and ^ 1K h t Bertrlca. (.'•dual. M.lkonrll N k«d v*aii nr IS W illiam H a n f * T o iiM i.« A v e . »•>“ **: MWfl Me) 41 liquor Center — trurnt N J rtH huO. *f Pipr Fillrr* $l.r»0prrl»r IM S>nlui|u A vrniM ~ UMWAI'INO A NKW riA T l'll MU Rvtae R«*4 l^n d M -aP lt t l o t . »oll Alx«' T re e fie IfiiA u fd • «jC£T call I*ir. Hut* t - n n t MfM^iinid $ . r prr hr. IV a t In f la tio n 1 *0 !Uvt Money • SVRGirAL SI'PPLIES SKrrt Mh «I Mm $1.50 Hr L»t ua ordrr t>r » —r , ll.airrr Sirno|raplirr $IM hhmnIi l in g e r ie rrm n Ffc torj •.YNIJIIt RSTS BIANCHI Day lurkffi Many T o Y o u VET REFRIGERATION BROTHERS sewing iNnrmimnNi 5rwinn MarliiAr B U M MABINti s e r v i c e ------U l Moinrt Si., Kant Rutherford N J Operator* Hifli AITEftATtON* H e re » tii«* Mimw«T t»» . O I h<»*i> fiiK dll. m a T lil« .;X. s pih .n alt v vkIu ** l» l»'lnR o f f .r . d to d a . t*-c «*pi' |: . r,«4i to . loK. o u t a n ^i*latt Wh e t- NO FEES CHARGED r a n you *• t »»« r*» it.«. nwn |M.n-h n te jllii h e a t, inatilaUuu. C»ri*fc' *,‘l K i n n U‘W i.rt.-. •* S.'.- It »>«« l« «-«' !»*• pun luxed lor «»• uitl* »*■ N. J. State d o w n . ' •m-rytnK. . tmrK«*» » ^ th a n a.*»i>»4ntt«»nt» i t'ARPENTWl A BIJI.OKR PalaiUY \t i. i ' r*Bn . i . .1 • "i' > M l No. Fonrtii St. ItrtfdM n ia tW •S AVI NO A O K N 'Y Harriaon KSriMATlH (ilV K N ttoad, l.y n«lhur»i. Tel HU 2 tiN'. • s t »»« i :s t 8tti.' |'*fril.«n|ln| l'“«* He».«naW| Edward Hold»n a.«Ifrt.. «• t h) iilallf <#***• H rli. ioun n u K l o l swettni««f MnuK at. friutt, rU nui fLBMBNC I HwTHH «r»cAiN, trCAriis of velvety uiMMlirirtk. o.-o;,at» ri.h ^ni iOBHKU .tutlvlym^!. l«>lli|'Oi,» *nwl frttit td'lrts • Mwicru yn if H A R R Y H laiuy livo/. in ^t^C((liK.til tjmtc Maly jui will Imi.1 it Rutherford A C K t R S O N i» m.tdt in New J.t,ey. 556 Fee* Avenue ■ ||.u » s .

‘Il»c fi4»* Id ty y**r* lu \f rffli tlw i^nUy tnJuury »» l.ynJhurst, ft. J. * IJ I » »> \1 1 n i g •ptuu N rw )£ iiidtiarry With hoth « n;i.oniJ jf»«i intcmatw-tjl K pi tjttu n , ”I 1 h* r i i f * as d o t , no dou!< to tl»r dcxclop n.cnr of and improveirw nt in aivnmutK mu lunfry w«tl>« w. Mi u.fm D uiingiivn, (> f,v jiound* o t (Ofi(c t«vn^ay | .le((i v.i i t n l b o me I w ill be- i r a d y f o r tie* Minht f*ttor»<.'4 mlufr the air in tl^ j'-kkui'* four.!, nini f lirtay and rm ttim thi» auinmef FARM FRESH EGGS CHIMNEY AND throuffbout N r* Jersey. >»t <-ordinf \ r dri« <1 u u l Vfp< t a'rr^Mi-nr ramf^Tii.rrr- t.evY*a Pharmacy FURNACE CLEANING t o %. A. BontemjiO. «l»o\r. exoru- and humidity Wlxthti, thr •w l it cu».h ted •« ^ u ’l tivr man*? rr of Bettrr Living Ml wtfwndl Awaia — I’ m I In la*l lew tuoltlli' M O D t« N H « m n <>o.t M a p le w o o d N J Ilia ik L rjje I Ui h em . e lo tfv tfy aiul f s x n t fn|«U M i-iv-« I I t a o l ir r t i l i y o taalriad ue company ha« hrrn appointed dral- in thr nuiuilht.if"V(’ prtxt ,^-i »dl a* w m um m > g ElECTHICAl SHOfS rr for thr *tatr bf l.untron Corp.. iiifi to a ailHt w*«|r»i»nf 4 r r a f l t l i r» w « >i•)*#*< w*d ««himhu> Ohio, »olumr produtei U v o t^ id c ^ u f ^ i o f (> n.ht'KJr.*. Ktalley I MN * «• f(»r|i|e|r lo*li |i a d < t * * U + •f th« unKjur home*. GARIELE f r * all r|ga deliored r|*ee»i |u «M|r i|t»or f a’aai immi taa R i i I k n I i.lirl. t I'.tlw BROTHERS \ |> 1.1 r * . I *. s . « m ' H. S. Faculty Guests • |W lll-R »•» I J k r *»«• a few Crading - Drainage I leaner* !•“=! - -i— With Shepherd. Burke j M o l r i i M l n t n m OtRLS ANfs- Wi'MKN. I«r B*N *- . r - A lkali Driveways ^••)hl$ w-rti *«-)d llH * tf Art / '* < i v f t m «ri a k. Ten rfefp ; Uatrfe MM, Mwb-I flH1 (ftrtrtivt ’ - 1 *» “ r j HI ih .■«. IJ Rug Cleaning - -- —r-5— * ‘High S»b«>n| Pattnt T*'rt«her An- .nu..u,nrc u, iictiF" t t H**4 l facuKv at lum tw on l«*t wc*fc m —— rafrtm*— Mf^ l.mh Hill, j '£'&■ 'Sa^T IT' [ r -W. M,s Mu.r.| «ii At'Mkur. L>'4 hw«i * M*» Thorrui- (aibaot' M.» »■ tin • O AW41im 1 SUrvena. Mr. M J Altrn Mr* M tH C l U . A N U i a ______W iij.a n . M itie-r. Mm* Edward* Oil Burners i ( rit i wTkMHI • *a kr»AH*. xnA ! Martin WiUtair OeZavala M A R O IO H i. .ww.ti'* tn laaa-'a*: Charles Wkd<*Kead -n d Mr* Foe Sele a"d R»"t A ta a tG H t In -U ll-'d ^ii 1 Clarrnct- B«> «'t arrvrd t2. luorhew i»»i.i 1411 m * * i» .1 air »«• at raai »i.i«1»t- 4,1 Supifvnmu Pnw ual IkntW! !’ ADDING MACHINES IHVt v«ur watirra. » i-t *l»f nlw rd arrt M -r ««t . p4*erd medtHtn Wrm »"» a*a- »» PeuKi.pal Edmvnd Buik* wrtb: John's Radio ft YfWvision • tiaur llaI'd tl-d Ik.* -t^tna* ' 4 M r« were hranpr »(itob«d J‘* ) ear* »**t l«r Mr - *' with 4 gift frwan It**' **«llf»*ina th« >atsch+*m w e « w « e-«*-a ■ » « an Rio oirkT ox «tR*'»i U l NMkft* ^1^ »WWI»* a». . s#u- 'a.#a« »« '■■TV «tsderrt» wl« preiewl a v*rtffy V I I f M l t . I N \ S 4 e l P 4 i « t uth«rt.jr< t <7lt «* »how *ivl tfirl' *u mg band will ------— ■' piay 0®Wiet| w ill be rlw irt and H»rk ■<>" -r* rrtee r» *• M,,nmtaHrd MwUi aa«» aod cmMia that Bs»«r evrton* «rrt frAGE TWELVE .______’ T I E LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 6,1948 (Eommcrcial Zea>et teA Note of Compassion home, no matter how >hal>* is only by being able to talk to MOTHERS Hy it may he. these days ha> a flower garden of one f*orl the young men and acquaint them w ith the opportunities in the Air ttlid another. It may be a simple little fiehl of pansies. It National Guard that we can start may he an intricate pattern of expensive annuals. Hut no to fulfill our quota. matter what, it is a sign that within the house is the spirit Wt- m the Air National Guard at ftewui k Airport have had good of decency, of a feeling for heauty, of a yearning tin* hel­ results from Lyndhurst and this ler thing? of life. is only possible by people in your DAY This heing the case—and we invite you to drive position giving us the help that "you graciously extended on Fn- through the community, from one end to the other and ! day, A pril 23, 1948. understand what we mean—the reason for the lark of in­ I want to thank you again on | terest in the workings of - government grows more mys­ behalf of the Air National Guard and myself, and to let you know ; terious. that we deeply appreciate every j Don’t Forget Why should not anyone, who has thoughtfulnes- effort of this nature. enough to lay out a basket of pansirs in hard, .rocky soil, Very truly yours. FRANCIS R. GERARD. feel it i* impossible to encourage better government iu Capt.. N. J- Air Nat l Guard. lhe confines of his municipal hall? We venture to say that over 90 per cent of the local Her homes have flower gardens of a sort. You -can see them lor yourself. They are lovely. No matter how poor or how wealthy the neighborhood, the flowers bring everybody the poppy drive to be held next High School PTA Plan Poppy Sale month with Mrs. Frances Walker Mr and Mrs. Charles Cann. of to a common denominator. A little taste, a little attention, and Mrs. Caroline Weage as co- To Meet Wednesday 228 Post avenue, who spent thc and flowers will grow for the poor as well a? the wealthy. Here Next Month chairm eri. past two weeks at Lake Keuka. Hostesse s for the _ Social hour The High School Parent-Teach^j N. Y . have returned home. Baron’s Of And they are. Th'- Ladies' Auxiliary of Bar­ which followed the business er Association will meet on i But why isn't this same attention devoted to the work­ ringer Walker Post, American meeting were Mrs. Freda Heins- Wednesday evening in the high j Mrs Walter Wood, of 497 Lake ings of government? Lefcnm. met <>n Wednesday even- doi I and Mrs Walker. sphuyj auditrmm with Mrs. Lisle! avenue, entertained at cards for Our Board of Education elections attract less than tn* at tin Lc«um Homc with Mrs. Hill, president, in charge. Mrs. Adele Timm, Mrs. Frank Louis Luddecke, president, in Officers for the ensuing year Zipp, Mrs. Arthur C Dfhn. Mrs Rutherford 20 per cent of the voters. Such being the case, it is remark- charge. Mr and Mrs. Russel Neis. of 617 will be elected and installed. Mrs John Frederick Gamper. able that school boards are as good as they are. But. one .Members of the auxilTai'V have Kingsland avenue, have returned WilliawTTV^uii is ch airm an of the! Mr. and Mrs. William Shadel of H A S JUST of the big objections to our elective school boards is lluit aj-'ieed to assjst the men of the from a month’s vacation spent on nonurtatinAcommiUee. Mrs. Har­ Post m preparing the meal to be a motor trip to Florida, where ry GirUreiK/*ounty councilor, will! Lake avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. they are not representative. They are the results of minority Karl Diebold, of 39 Kearny street, served at a dinner-dance to be they stopped at Daytona Beach be the mSfalling officer. WHAT SHE WANTS and their families will attend elections. Often, candidates are elected with a minority given by-the Post at the Le;*ion for two weeks, and Ihen went on . The program of entertainment of the votes cast—ami those cast are a small percentage Home on Saturday. to St. Peterburg. will be presented by students of the wedding of their niece. Miss Emilie Schwehm, of Edgcwater. Members voted in favor of en- the school. of the eligible voter*. - ^ — —------; to Alfred Ford, of -Boston. Mass . tToTsemrnt of Mrs* Mary Leader - Mrs John Jlucl Suppose, and this a good time of year lor the at Edge water as a county officer. She has bei n avenue, attended a meeting of the will present their annual reports., supposition* only twenty per cent of the lioit-eJiolder. Jrt isii . ! of th e B ergen C ounty Starcraft Club nt the home of Plans will be continued to secure, DELICIOUS ^O X Mrs. William Hellmich. of 230 Auxiliary for a number of years. Mrs. Helene Harms in Rutherford cord talles to be used to serve cared for their gardens, planted flower*, mowed tin* lawn./ Stuyvesant avenue, is confined Advance, plans were made for last week. refreshments at the junior prom, How would we look? - - on the night of M ay 21. I to her home with illness. CANDY BY We'd look very, very -ad. indeed. Still too small. ------. Thc same goo for other eleelioiis. Municipal fight' Politic* needs even more attention than your garden. WHITMAN other than school boards, may attract a- many a- t>0 per \nd it will pay you the same kind of returns if you give cent of the voters. -**» it the necessary -attention. Preserve Those Precious Baby Shoes GOBELIN Silver Anniversary PAGE & SHAW Marked by Davies Bring Them In and Have Them

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davies, of Bronzed 189 Page avenue, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last week with a family dinner party $5-00 per pair and up COMPLETE at a Nutley restaurant. In at' tendance were Mr. and Mrs. Da i ASSORTMENT vies, Miss Gladys Davies, Walter and Richard Davies. Mr and Mrs. William Wackwitz. of Lynd Lyndhurst Jewelers OF.HNE PERFUMES BY hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dondero and Miss Hazel Davies 304 Ridge Road Lyndhurst of Hoboken. LENTHERIC Later there was open house .it ______RUth. 2-2019 the Davies home There were LUCIEN LELONG guests from Nutley, Hoboken. Carlstadt and Lyndhurst Then were many silver gifts for Un­ MATCHEBELLI couple. Mrs Davies was the for ifter Miss Anna Heley of Hoboken FABERGE REMEMBER CARON IF Company Drops in GUERLAIN CIRO » WE ARE NOW OPEN enoN K RllTHF.RFOHn Mill*. EVERY DAY until 11 P. M . Salute to Mother I Or. John Paff CIGARETTES Optometrist W HAY |irofutiml sfiitimriil allurlii's lo Mother'* OFFICE HOURS WITH .EACH PURCHASE . W ns, Tu**.. Thun, ami Fri. Day! Il is nol m erely u loving tribute lo her, or Iter CHESTERFIELDS 9 A. M to R P. M. GARDEN L t’C M E S int-inory .— bul it proclaim* our deep reverence for her. No Office Hours on CAM ELS Wednesdays or Saturdays OLD G O LD PHILIP MORRIS $ 1 .2 2 One of lhe utihlime phases of m ollier Jovr Ts t i e r lo y a lly • Delicatessen Only One Carton to e Customer anil ilevotioit to her children whatever ht-fitll* them. Scientific How many of u« indeed are aware of nlial her loving Eye Examination IF c Carry A ('omfdftr Line Of eare. her sacrificed, meant from babyhood through Ihe • For Friday DELICIOUS HOME MADE SALADS ofteu-turbtileul grovving-up years? 234 Stijtyesant Atotoi L y n d h u r s t FISH CAKES EVERY FRIDAY & Saturday ! For niosl of us, il remains for us in our luler years lo truly understand anti appreciate her — o u r M other . . . -BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS aud M other's Day brings iu focus llie lov r iu our hearts. CHOICE MEATS FRESH ROLLS PARTS - SER V IC E FRESH RYE BREAD li Mi Springs Savings Telephone PAs&aic 2-6991 Hot ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES BARONS Mifc Motors, Inc. IFe Also Carry an# loan A sso c ia tio n . Pawair, N. J." CUT RATE DRUG STORE r - 'v - -v PPLISH "KISZKA" & "KIELBASY" Repairing A ll Makes 88 Park Ave., Rutherford 23 Park Avenue, Rutherford,N.J. e f C a rt 418 Page Avenue 15-79 Jeffenon St Corner Of Chase Ave. — Ruth. 2-2950 FREE DELIVERY Complete Metal Body. Fender aad Painting OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Phone RU. 2-7856 Work *