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Won Pour, b s t 17 With North Arlington

Its Biggest Victory* By WALTER “HAWK” ROWS

T h e c u r ta in warf rung dow n on i T h e la t te r su ffe red a n 'a p p c n -WVMVVI »U» am IT w a in W IU 1 1 1 ; w i l l 1 V U U K ( ;------- - - —“ ■ — - — - —d iam ond , com as A pril 16th, op en in g date . W e w ere p lea sa n tly s u r- j a n o th e r unsuccessfu l b a s k e tb a ll ! dectorny d u r in g th e p rised th e o th e r n ig h t w h en w e s tro lled in to a ligh ted g y m n as iu m , s e a s o n ' a t the h igh school las t 0,1(1 w as *olrt ****■to

nig h t w h en w e s tro lled in to _ _ _ ^ m _ ^ ___close to fo rty of o u r local lad s going th ro u g h in d o o r p a c e s . ! F r i j " r

th row ing , ca tch ing and doing ca les then ics and lapa. T h e ICania p n ig h t.ln a R « . C foss b e n t-1 D ivlne w „ th e “b a d b o y " attouch is v e ry ev id en t a t th is e a rly d a te an d a good p e rc e n tag e o f • ®am c ' ' hen the G olden B e a rs j ^ team w ith 52 p e rso n a l fodlsth e . a sp ira n ts to th e b a ll c lu b w e re q u ile ac tive on th e t t& b a l l co asted l o a 42 to 25 v ic to ry over sq u ad las t lA s o n . They do n o t h av e to b e to ld th a t “h u s tle " o r a n a lu m n i team , com posed of“h u r ry ” is - th e passw ord, no m 'a tte r w h ere th ey are,* w h a t th e y a re p lay e rs from the 1946 and, 47doing o r w h en th e y a re 'd o in g it. ’O le Jo e “H u rry " K an ia b e liev es team s.

T h e v icto ry w as only th e fo u rth w in . ag a in s t 17 losses on a 21-

ta l le d ag a in st h im d u r in g th e season. H e w as to n e d o u t o f fo u r ball gam es v ia th e f iv e fou lr o u te H e is th e „ so n o f B ehD ivine, th e ru g g ed c e n te r b f th e Iroquo is fo o tb a ll e le v e n . .B a rry

in th a t h u s tle and sp irit an d u n d o u b ted ly it w ill w in b aseb a ll g am es too. A t th is tim e, i t is a l it llo e a rly to o ffe r any s tro n g p red ic tio n s b u t Bill Low den, C harlie M u elle r a n d ' F red Z ita a re am ong fin e p itch in g prospec ts and th e re s t o f t h e positions w ill be fa ir ly w ell p ad d ed w ith reserves. Jo e h a s a lre a d y signed up 18 gam es, a lm o s t tw ice a s m any, as the h igh school team has e v e r p lay ed in an y one season and a n o th e r f ir s t has b een in au g u ra te d fo r L y n d h u rs t. T h is one is an im p o rtan t one to w a rd s th e dev e lo p m en t o f y o u n g ta le n t on th e h a rd b a ll diam ond I t a lso g iv es th e tow nspeop le a f in e o p ­p o rtu n ity to see th e lads in ac tio n fo r th e re w ill be se v era l S a tu rd a ya fte rn o n gam es p lay ed a t th e h igh school field . T h e B o ard o f E d u - -----------------ca tio n has m ad e i t c lea r th a t a t las t, th e fie ld is to be p u t in good 1 OVCr B e rg e n f id d in e a rly J a n u - ‘ ran g y c e n te r w ho w as dev e lo p in g condition ,a p ro tec tiv e fence is to be e re c ted a lo n g th e f ir s t a n d a r ' - T h a t record put th e 1 locals *as* to w ard th e e n d o f th e sea- th ird base lines an d p lan s c a ll fo r a d a ily g room ing of th e p lay in g ^ c e p in th e ce lla r w ith Bogota son v/a* m an ag er o f th e foot- lie ld in o rd e r to keep it in to p cond ition . K a n ia hopes to h a v e a to ta l tx>PP,n g th e league cham pionship , b a ll squad an d is p n e p h e w of of 21 gam es booked befo re th e seaso n opens an d m an y w ill *"” * 1 ‘ “ * J “ “ Titwmv Tnmag ain st topSflight clubs. O ne th in g , th a t is v e ry e v id e n t is th e » in te res t th a t is being d isp lay ed a n d th a t w on t h u r t a bit.

g am e sch ed u le for Coach B u c k ; H alm , w hose sp e c ia lty w as se t B ro w n 's G olden Bej.fs and con- shots* d rew th e m ost fo u l shots, e lu d e d a n o th e r dism al season a t j. *n^ m ade 50 p e r c e n t of th em th e local in stitu tio n . E n tered i n ! co u n t. . . .T h e tea m a v e ra g e w as th e B erg en -P assa ic C onference j 41 p e r cen t .on 1J9 o u t o f 3 1 4 .. co m p e titio n , th e B e a r s -were ab le ! H alm s-ypop is H a rry H tl lt i, w ho to g a rn e r only one decision in w as q u ite a th ird b asem an in th e te n o u tin g s a g a in st league p lay , ‘ Coli^M bus C lu b —-Y oung M e n s th a t w as a close 40 tu 38 w in L ta g W d a y s . . . .J a y L a RuMO.

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H i ' k S W W V a r s i t y W i n d , V p W i t h W i n IAs w e h ad said ju s t a c o u p le o f w eek s ago, no m a tte r w h a t ^ b r ig h t sp o t of th e season, as

h appened a f te r th e N o rth A rlin g to n g am e, H aro ld “B uck” B ro w n the- B e a rs en )o y ed a “ho t" n ig h t w ould b e ab le to sm ile a t th e d o s e o f th e c u rr e n t b ask e tb a ll cam - hy s e tt in g back th e invad in g Vi* patgn fo r th e trem en d o u s p la y th e c lu b show ed th en . A gainst a k in g s by a 49 to 41 score, to

Jf T **1 tea m o u r ® «ars o n ly .lost o u t in th e f in a l m in- 1 * v en g e for a h e a rlie r 51 to 38Ui f P k y cam e cloee to sp rin g in g ahothfer m ajo r. upseL T h e Io** in Ja n u a ry .

F r id a y n ig h t a g a in s t th e A lum ni how ever, p u t usuSl, th e Beat r. w e re n ’ttne fin ish ing touches o n th e seaso n a n d left., a h ap p ie r n o te to ^ e d y fo r th e season s o p en e r and — ----- — — s -r - - w-t-------g | o u t on. A s B row nie p u t it, o u r te a m d id not g e t a ro u n d to su f- we4lt dow n to a 34 to 31 d e fea t j h o ld ing them on . . . B ig I d S tan -fiftient p rac tice b efo re th e a c tu a l seson began an d a s a resu lt w e re to ,h « a lu m n i w hich w as fe l-1 k u s developed a f in e O fte-hahdera ^ io s t fo rced to practice* th e i r tea m w o rk in reg u la rly sch ed u led 1 ,o v ;id *+o one-sided t r im - | b u t fo r a m an u n d ern e a t h w hof* ™ ? ow w e don>t th in k fo r «**»« m in u te th a t they sh o u ld n 't d o m in«* *b F R u th e rfo rd , 60 to 25 ; 83 fie ld goals In S t gam estW s b«* w e d o fee l th a t su ff ic ie n t t im e an d p rac tice sessions sh o u ld *n d 63 t o 19 to Lodi. In c id en ta lly , I ftnd d ra * » o n lV ** trie st m e p lace long b e fo re th e f ir s t g am e tak e s place, so th e re is a t ,n a le te season gom e; Lodi, w ho I th ro u g h o u t th e e n ti r e seaso n isl<*st a d e fin ite p lan o f a tta c k th a t th e e n tire squad know s a b o u t ad v a*»ced to th e sehjJ-finals in j so m ew h at a m y ste ry Jo h n n ya m th e n can go to w o rk o n it, a n d f ig u re th e best w ay to b rea k th c G ro u p I II sectional p lay of I W hite w ho ta w co n sid e rab le ac-° i ^ eac^ Progresses. I n o th e r w ords, th e o ffense is t h r to u rn a m en t, w e re a b le li° n a» a re se rv e ia a b r o th e l ofa f s» t -op an d a ll th a t is re q u ire d is a m in o r hange in th e a tta c k 1,031 lh e ,ocals ° n 1y to 49 I L e s te r W hite w ho, b esides hte i l i r y f e P0 " th e ty p * o t d e fe n se faced. Good passw ork n e v e r ? a f tc r a to rr ,d d ru g g ie . I r e p u ta tio n as a b aseb a ll p layer

w y * m n a tu ra lly , accu racy in sh oo ting is the basic e le m e n t A l* fo u r o t llK* B ears' v ic to ries I w as a lso a f ir s t c lass .-basketball . „ --------o t b e m t a b l e to r ing u p a score . B ro w n ie has hopes o f im o ro v in s i w c re scored a t th e local gym . I P,aVe r on th e 1935 a n d 36 team s. J ‘ W hy n< I ig as v o u a r e .” h e said,c A d itio n s fo r n e x t season a n d w ill a lso s ta r t to reap th e b en e fit E ,Rht d e fe a t* su ffe red o n th e ! TWs y e a r ’s G o ld en B ea rs w ere j “ I could b reak you in tw o w itho f th e ju n io r tra in in g p ro g ram n ow going on I t ls d p f .n .» .i„ . ro ad n e v e r saw th e B e a rs 1 in a I o f th e av e ra g e h igh achool size— Just one s lap of m y h a n d .” R f t O ' f B r W a r d i n rwZ " . . a h ~ 1 > ____ J l ............ I O h . u / p l l “ w a i l ' t i l l n i> Y l »•«. It- •• A n d f ts h i* i n n k o H o e l a r m u r l I K a

th e w orld, boaster.k now n as th e B o a to a s tro n g boy. F iv e fee t te n a n d a h a lf , a b o u t 195 pounds, "tMf f o u n d th e c o u n ­t r y o ffering $900 to a n y m an w h ocould las t fo u r ro u n d s w ith h |n i. A bout 300 h o p e fu ls t r i e d th e i r luck and 300 fa i le d to tu rn th e trick . His f ig h tin g w a s a l l d o n e w ith bare k n u ck les . T h e rec o rd s claim he o n ce h a d a c lose o n e w h en it to o k 75 ro u n d s to d e fe a t J a k e K ilra in .

T he G re a t J o h n L , a s h e w as Called in h is ro a f io u s d ay s , w a s a gay and h e a f ty Soul, h u t a lso som ew hat o n th e b o JS tertu s side. “ I can lick a n y oiH t'in th e h ouse ," w as his fav o r ite tu n e , w htn< h e m ade his e n tra n c e I n 'a sa loon. W hen no o ffe rs w a re ta k e n to h i t challenge, M w o u ld b u y th e d rin k s fo r th e e n ti r e houae..

On one p a r t ic u la r d a y J o h n L . w en t 'into o n e o f th e c ity ’s fa ­m ous saloons, th e m e e tin g p lace o f nuynv fam o u s s p o rts w r ite r s and politic ians o t t h a t e fa . T h e Boston s tro n g boy w a a fee lin g h igh and m o re b o a s tfu l th a n usual. S e t ’e m u p ,” h e ro ared , “Vie d r in k s a re o n th e G te a t Jo h n L 1 c a n lick a n y m an in th e house. A n y o n e w a n t to t ty ? " T hc noise d ied d o w n to a f a in t w hisper. E v ery o n e m o v ed to One side to g ive S u lliv a n p le n ty of room. He re p e a te d h is ch a llen g e. S uddenly -a l it t le g u y sto o d up an d w alked to w a rd s S u lliv an , w ho tow ered o v e r th is idbpudent rascal who h ad th e audacity*, to m eet the ch a llen g e o f th e G re a t Jo h n L. As th e l i t t le m an n e a re d th e 4x>xer, h e sh o u ted : "Y ou’re a

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w as an 11-P lay ers on th e second team . T h a t in itse lf is a good « JB erg en fig id .

C om m endation , p a rticu la rly w h en you consider th e o v e ra ll R angy E ddie S tan k u s a t a for-W o f th e team'. H ‘ . w a rd S e r th wiis th e po in t g e tte r

I \ I . I fp r th e team , w ith o 183 to t t l , onS o f t b a l l u ___ l 83 f*c ld s o a lt *nd 17 ,o u ,»- He

“ . H e a d y fo llow ed by D an n y D iv inew I l ~ r . U On of ’KU O n p***®* “ t »1 M ap iece wUl s ta r t th is w,Ul 123- B a r ,y Hi.lm , 121 and

‘ n" ounced b y W a lte r M olioy. com m iss.oner o f J i v LaBusso. 110. T he fo u r m elt.™ W U l^ 5 ° r^ f^M iv in g th e tick e ts trom the p r in te r T eam I ,lorK !l above w ith B ryce S tra c h -

i°“ i i U r , t *,n d how ' v e r - lh a t the en try 4ee for th c ,n c I , * c rr t h t s U r ll ' 'i ; team , rag u e h as a lread y been p laced a t $90 and th e d istr ib u tio n o t tick - u l ,h c ol<J B rook lyn s p ir i t of

h? u p .u> e « h in d iv id u a l tea m as a m eans of offsetU ng th a t W illt ,U n c x l y*’” 1' " p rev a ils a t. ■ 51mp W-Drd*' * te a m is n o t com pelled to se ll th e lh e G olllcn B* " 1 cam p, a lth o u g h

,u ‘ 1 ,, r f u ir ' d to a n te u p th e e n try fee in o rd e r th a t ex- • ¥ * ' c n t" 1' v , r *‘l i' S 'a d u a te a inpenaes o f th e leag u e m ay be m e t a h d paid . E n try fees a re ex p ec ted m Wllh ,h r c * t l 'P t|on o f Doli-

*h e d 4 te o ( th c * x t n tee tin g b u t M ollov D ,v ,n c - Th<’ >»ttcr s ta r te d the, ** m “ y 60 »<*v“ ncea to May 1st in o rd e r to * * ’n on lh l' team , b u t

g ive tn e tea m m an ag ers a ah a n ee to g e t th e i r a ffa irs in o rd e r fo r B ro w n soon e lev a ted h im j a rd P crono .

Rogers Boiles Celebrates HU Sixth S » d a>y

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m ad e to h a v e th e schedu les p r in te d u p in a ttra c tiv e fo rm sim i p y L ,keI>’ Prbspecito la s t y e a r an d th e y e a r befo re , a n d in su ffic ien t num ber* 49 se aso n ' include R ichie V an ! o f L y n d h u rs t; B a rb a ra Cockcroft

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R o g er C h arle s B oiles, son o f M r. an d M rs. C frartes B oiles, of 440 Post a v en u e, ce le b ra te d his 6th b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry w ith a p a rty a t h is hom e on S a tu rd a y afternoon .

.D ecorations w e re in green . A la rg e b irth d a y cake w as th e cen­te r o f a ttra c tio n w h en r tf ro s b - X .^ S u lliv a n w as g o ing soft? m cn is w ere se rved . ““

G u ests included B e tty Alice B ro w n , R o b e r t K ren . P a tric ia K re n , J u lia J a n F itzg ibbons, G er-

N icholas Dam iani.D ouglas Boiles and th e ch ild ’s g ran d m o th er, M rs. W illiam Boiles

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N icholas DeSerfto, N ew Je rsey d e p a rtm e n t v ice com m ander, and post co m m an d er o f t h e L y n d h u rst A m v e t P ost SO, led th e m ove to h av e th e local b o y s a tte n d .

S e lec ted fo llo w in g tr ia ls a t the h ig h school la s t S u n d ay , the g ro u p fro m th e to w n sh ip includes D onald H allisay , D onald Devine, Jo h n C zerneck i, J a m e s L b G ros­so, Jo h n B oreson, R ieh a rd Van N o rtw ick , H a rry O c in g rr , John Tbecano, W illiam L ong an d Jo h n M cLoughlin.; C ho ice o f th e bas­k e tb a ll p lay e rs w a s m ad e by a co m m ittee c o m p risin g J a c k Bo- schcn, p res id en t o f th e L y n d |iu r8 t B oosters C lub , P a tro lm a n R ichard C ough lin , c h a irm a n o f th e a th ­le tic co m m ittee o f th e G a llag h e r C o lleg ia te A ssociation , a n d J o ­seph G u id e tti, o f th e A m v e t P o s t

T h e boys w ill lea v e fo r W ash­ing to n b y tra in n e x t W ednesday n ig h t an d a rc to p lay th e i r f irs t gam e a g a in st th e A m erican U ni­v e rs ity th e fo llo w in g d ay . T eam s from 38 S t i l e s a r e p a rtic ip a tin g in th e to u rn a m e n t w h ich w il l be co nducted on a n e lim in a tio n sch ed u le to b e c lim ax e d w ith playoffs E as te r S u n d a y a f te r ­noon.

P re sid e n t H a r ry S . T ru m a n is ex p ec ted t o b e h o s t to th e y oung­s te rs on one occasion d u r in g th e ir v is i t He has b een in v ite d to p re ­sen t th e n a tio n a l gold tro p h y to th e w in n in g team . B ach p lay e r on the w in n in g te a m w ill receive gold b astec tta ils , w ith th e ru n n e r up team u ^ n b e r a rec e iv in g s ilver

G ran d to u rs to pkaoas a l hia- to rice l in te r e s t h a v e b e a a a r ­ranged fo r th e lada, w im ■ a c t - ings to ta k e p lace b e tv re e a S M * a n d m em b ers o f th e UJ&. l e n a l s and H ouse o f R e p resen ta tiv es. B th e p la n c a n b e w o rk e d auk, m em bers o f th e c o m m ittee In tend ta k in g th e i r g u e s ts to M ouaS V er- non

De S e rio . m h ie eanpattty a s S ta te o ffic ia l, wUl a r r n m f n y the r e p r s s e a ts t iv s grou p , a s a d l a s Joseph, D e Long, at J e rs e y O ty .

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T hese q u estio n s w e re b u rn in g in th e m in d s o f th o se w ho saw th is u n b eliev o ab le sp ectac le . A f­te r w ip ing th e b lood sm e a r off h is . face. S u lliv a n o rd e re d a d r in k , th e n tu rn e d to w a rd s th e door. A s h e w as a b o u t to leave h e tu rn e d an d w a tc h ed th e s u r ­p rised g a th e rin g . “T h a t l i t t le m an | w as m y fa th e r.” a n d w e n t o u t in to th e d a rk n ess .

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m n . C h a rle s B ro ad h u rs t and R aym ond F lan n ag an w ere named hy Mr G ilm ore to draw u p b y ­law s; Joseph B ader w as nam ed chairman of the fund com m it toe; an d M r Neglia. ch a irm an o f the finance committee

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"A M V ETS o f L y n d h u rs t sp o n so r team to rep re se n t S ta te o f N ew J e rse y in N ationa l AM VET T o u rn am en t." T h is a n d m any o th e r s im ila r h e a d in g s w ere in th e local p ap e rs in p ro m in e n t sp o ts fo r th e la s t co u p le o f days. A nd th e s to ry is v e ry tru e , because th e te a m h as b e e n chosen . T he boys w ho w ere p ick ed a re D onald De- v ine, D onald H allisey , Jo h n C zam eck i, J a m e s Lo Groaso, H a rry A rsin g er, J o h n Toscano, W illiam Long, nd D on M cL aughlin. T his tea m is com posed solely of o u r ow n k ids from o u r hom e to w n and

' fiiey w ill re p re s e n t N ew Je rse y ’s 59 posts and o v er 8,000. m em bers. T hey a re to c o m p e te in th e to u rn am en t p lay in w hich tea m s from 37 o th e r S ta te s h av e been en tered .

N icho las D e Serio, o u r com m ander and a lso v ice co m m an d er o f th e S ta te . AM V ETS and co -cha irm an of th e AM VET N ational Y ou th O p p o rtu n ity Com m ittee, w ill accom pany th e boys to W ash­ington . T h e tea m 's genera l m anager, coach an d w ater-boy . o u r ow n Jo e G u id e tti, w ill a jso go along. Joe, to g e th e r w ith Rich “M tirph" C oughlin an d J a c k Boschen, fash ioned w h a t wo th in k is one of th e b est fives in its age b ra c k e t T hese boys a re a ll u n d e r 17 years old. T he th re e m an ag ers w atched th e sq u ad b e a t a n o th e r local g ro u p la s t S u n d ay in an exh ib ition t il t a t th e h igh school and w ere v e ry 'w e ll sa tisfied w ith the group . ‘T h e s e k ids nv»y ge t beat, t iu t re s t a ssu red th ey w ill go dow n fig h tin g ,” sa id M u rp h ” a f te r th e w o rk o u ts w as over. “T hem ’s m y sen tim en ts , too ,” ch im ed in Jack . B u t as usual, Jo e G ttideti, sad ly m oans an d says th a t w e w ill show u p an d t h a t is all. L y n d h u rst w ill send th e tea m to W ash­in g to n ab o u t M arch 24 and they w ill be a llo w ed to p ra c t ic e fo r ab o u t fo u r h o u rs o n th e co u rt o f th e A m erican U niversity . T h ey w ill p lay on th e f irs t day o f to u rn a m en t p lay , b u t th e ir o p p o n en t w as n o t d isclosed.

We don’t th in k th a t th e boys w ill be a ro u n d n ex t w eek ih tim e fo r th e p a p e r to com e o u t SO, good luck . G od speed an d h av e * ***** t im c *n d a w in n in * tim e» *rom a I* th e m em b ers o f th e AM VETS a n d w e a re su re , ev e ry one o f y o u r fellow to w n sm en

T im c is rap id ly ca tch ing up on th e AM V ETS. In ju s t a co u p le o f w eeks th e big A M V ET dance w ill be upo n us and w e a re su re 6 ia t no one w ill re g re t it. T he co m m ittee haS w o rk ed v e ry h a rd

m ak e th is o n e o f th e b est dances th a t th e AM V ETS h a v e e v e r S taged an d th e b est d an ce L y n d h u rs t w ill see. T ony C h arles , for- flherly w ith L ouis P rlm a , W itt 'e n te rta in . H is s ta r vocalis‘t is H ow ard W ander of rad io a n d Stage tam e . T ic k e ts a re going a t a fast clip , i u t th e co m m ittee asked us to re lay th is in fo rm a tio n to o u r m em ­b ers : G e t y o u r re tu rn s in earfy and m ak e it e a s ie r for them . T h a t » a ll th ey ask o f you, so le t’s a ll g e t th e re tu rn s in. If y o u c a n 't

n o t i n g you can m ake re tu rn s to an y AM VET an d also m6k u p th e co m m ittee in charge.

T h e b u ild in g com m ittee has no good n ew s as yet, b u t by n ex t Week w e sh o u ld h av e h av e some v e ry im p o rta n t new s co n cern in g fh e fin ish in g o f th e building.

S oftba ll te a m w ill sh o rtly begin h o ld in g p rac tice an d try o u t *M those in te n d in g to go o u t fo r th e team . T h e d a tes w ill b e an-

*,S r in fo rm a tio n c a n be h ad by g e ttin gto touch w ith D a n D eV enio of F reem an s tr e e t and Jo e P o lito ofM ilb u rn a v en u e . B o th th ese boys h ave a lis tin g in th e phone book. » . ,N2 i \ u « d a y • re g u la r m eeting w ill bo h e ld a t Dom s Bras*

a v e n u e ,a t 8:30 p.m . C om e d o w n an d see fo rf o g * * C h e s ts a re ch eerfu lly in v ited and u n d e r no o b liga tion REM EM BER, YO U R B E ST BET, A L W A Y S AM VET.

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Rev. D onald G rah am , ten o r, w h o finds serm ons in song w ill p resen t a m usical serm on , “ T h e L ife of C h r is t ,” a t R eed M em orial U n ited P re sb y te ria n C hurch , n e x t W ednesday, M arch 24, a t 8 \p .m . T h is u n u su a l se rv ice has

lot*d March 26In o b se rv an ce of Good Friday

th e N ew J e rse y S ta te E m ploy­m en t S erv ice office a t H arrtid n , WiH be closed M arch 29, E. I. S alvail, m an ag er, announced to* day. C la im an ts fo r U nem ploy­m en t C o m pensation ben e fits have Seen adv ised of rep o rtin g rc- qpirem etita .

T he office w ill reoper. M ondny, M arch 2V, a* 8:30‘ a.m . to receive app lications fo r em ploym ent, o r­d e rs froth em p lo y ers for w orkers f n d u n em p lo y m en t benefit claim s.

Brener It Awarded H it School Numeral*

W ord com es from N ew H am p ­to n School, N ew H am pton , N H., t h a t a v th c w in te r sport* b a n q u e t h e ld r e c e n t ly a ju n io r v a rs ity hockey le t te r . w as aw a rd e d to J o h n H. B re u e r, sqn o f M r r a n d M rs. L ouis K . B reu e r o f 508 P age avenue. He h as been ca p ta in of th e team B re u e r is a t hom e for th e sp rin g recess from his s tu d ­ies. .

REV. DONALD GRAHAMh e a rd in ch u rc h e s of m any d e ­n o m in a tio n s from M aine to F lo r i­d a and to C a lifo rn ia . U ntil a y e a r an d a h a lf ago, M r. G rah am se rv ed w ith th e U.S. A rm y - in th e P h ilip p in es . J a p a n and a t v a rio u s posts in th e U nited S ta tes , o ften b e in g re fe rre d as th e ‘S in g ­in g C h a p la in ,’.' M arth a B robeck G ro sse r w ill act as h is accom ­p an is t here .

A score o f m usical solos a re included in th e m usical se rm on from ^ u c h fam ilia r relig ious m u ­sic as H a n d e l 's ‘‘M essiah,” S ta in ­e r 's ‘'C ru c if ix io n ," M au n d er’s “O liv et to C a lv a ry ,” as w ell as s in g le n u m b ers by O ley S p eak s an d Jo h n P r in d le 'S c o tf and som e fav o r ite G o sp e l hym ns. By sp o ­k en w ord as w ell as m usic th e th em e o f th e life o f C h ris t is in ­tro d u ced w ith th e p rophecy of th e O ld T e s ta m e n t an d con tinued th ro u g h .H is b irth , H is e a rth ly

m in is try , th e scen es o f J i b su f­fe rin g a n d d e a th . H is' r e s u r re c ­tion an d second com ing.

J o h n Q uincy B ass o f th e C in ­c in n a ti S y m p h o n y O rc h e s tra and th e fac u lty of th e C o lleg e o f M u­sic o f C in c in n a ti d e scrib ed t i r e p ro g ram as “u n iq u e a n d insp iring , th e m usica l n u rh b ers b e a u tifu lly su h g in a p ro g ra m se lec ted w ith ex ce llen t m u sica l ta s te . N ev er have w e had th e s to ry o f th e life o f Jesus, s o s tro n g ly pre-

Appoint Moehring At Bendix Aviation

G ustave M o eh rin g o f 757 R idge road, has b een a p poin ted su p e r­v isor of fac to ry se rv ic e fo r th e E clipse-P ioneer Bendix A v ia tio n Cor por at ion a t

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B ro w n ie T ro o p 18, W ith M rs. E ugene K ane as lea d e r , held “f lv -U p " e x e rc ise s f r f iv e g irls las t w eek a t th e Je ffe rs o n school. Ju n e Cole, P a tr fc ia A ld rid g e and C a ro l ' A nn A ld rid g e w e re p ro ­m oted to G irl S c o u t tro o p 5 and w ere w elcom ed b y Mi$s E liza­b e th L indsay , le a d e r , a n d G irl Scouts J a n e T e ffe a u a n d M a ry ­ann Zambeflft fcen t to G i r l Scout tro o p 8 and w e re ' w elcom ed by Mn*. V ic to r A. M a tu ro a n d tw o G irl Scou ts. A n n ab e lle G c r ty and T h eresa Ricker®

T ro o p co m m ittee m tenjb^rs w ho w ere g uests of th e d ay w e re M rs. G eorge D iugasch a n d M rs. V. V. Z am belli. f The g i r ls w ho w ere p ro m o ted w ill b e * g u e sts b y th** tro o p as th e ir c lo s in g e v e n t b e ­fo re th e E aste r recess.

M rs. Joseph H. A ld rid g e , w ho has se rv ed as le a d e r of th is B row nie tro o p w ill now b e a s­s is tan t loader o f G irl* S cout T ro o p 1.

TeterboroTa cco rd in g td a n n o u n ce ­m en t b y Roy H. Issacs , d irec to r of sales an d serv ice.

Mr. M oeh rin g , w ho h a s been an em ployee o f th is f irm since Decem ber, 1942, w h en h e jo ined th e T e terb o ro D iv ision Ss a sen - 1 ice tool m an, f il le d a. n u m b er of j key positions in . th e 'c o m p a n y ’s se rv ice , o rg an iaz tio n p r io r to his m ost recen t prom otion . In h is n e y position he is resp o n s ib le fo r all w ork done on c o m p an y p roducts w hk 'h a re re tu rn e d to th e "fac­to ry for o v e rh a u l o r rep a ir.

Local WHU ArePlacod on Probate

M iss C a th e rin e C ro n in , 38 W est P ie rre p o n t a v en u e , R u th e rfo rd , is to g e t th e b u lk o f th e a s ta n b y h e r a u n t, M iss K a tie H a c k e tt w h o d ied F e b ru a ry 19.

In th e w ill f ile d w ith S u r ro ­g a te D onald G. D u tcher, C ro n in w h o w as a lso n a m e d e x ­e c u to r, Will g e t $3,899 o u trig h t a n d th e re s t o f th e e s ta te a fte i m an y o th e r cash b eq u ests d is tr ib u te d .

D aniel C ro n in , a nephew . R u th e rfo rd , w as w illed $1,900.' a n d a n o th e r-n e o h e w . D av id C 9 ^ n in , of J e rse y C ity , $500. O th e rs a re E d w ard M cCabe, of R u th e r­fo rd . a grandnc-phew . $100: M ar­g a re t F en n c lly , of F lu sh in g . L. I~ a niece*. *1*8: P e te r a n d Ja m e s McCaU*. p ra n d n e p h e u s , $500 each : A lice K e lly , 438 F e rn a v e ­nue, I .v n d h u rs t, a g ran d n iece . 8800; J a m e s C ro n in , a g rand- n ep h ew . $800 and N ell a n d N ora Cahill,- a ll o f Jersey. C ity . $200 each.

M iss H a c k e tt w illed $200 te U * R u th e rfo rd C h a p te r, A m erican Red Cross, a n d $100 each to .S t .Jo sep h 's H om e fo r th e B lA d . J e r ­sey S ity , and th e C a th o lic P ro ­tec to ry for Boys, A rlin g to n .

M rs. V eron ica S ch w artz in g e r, o f d a r f ie ld , w ho d ied F e b ru a ry 23, le f t h e r e n tire e s ta te to h e r w idow er, Joseph .

M rs. D o m in ick S ch ivan ich . 850 R u th e rfo rd s venue , Lyndhurst* w h o d ied J a n u a ry 12, o rd e re d

, M rs: M a ry B ussanich , M orin , M rs. M inn ie

loader s a< th eW illiam Long an d S av iello .

Mrs. ftfery Scott, 469 Post ave­nue, Lyndhurst. left all her sav- iaes to Ike Lyndhurst Branch of

h e r rea l e s ta te to th r e e g ran d e h i 1- d re n . W iU ienv R o b e rt and R ich­a rd W alsh.

Miss D pro thy P aw lo sk i, d a u g h ­te r o f M r. and M rs. Jo sep h P aw - loski, bf 449 K in g s lan d a v en u e , is hom e from th e M eth o d is t Hos- p ita l j n B rook lyn w h e re sh e re ­cen tly u n d e rw e n t a n o p e ra tio n .

Mrs.* E rn est B eck lu n d , o f 449 K ingsland a v en u e , e n te r ta in e d h e r S igm a B eta R h o S o ro rity re­cently .

PAPER DRIVEThe B a rrin g e r-W a lk e r J r . D rum

and B ugle C o rp s w ill co n d u ct a d riv e for w a s te p ap e r. S unday , M arch 21. I f a n y o n e h aa paper, and w an ts to b e su re i t is col­lected, call th e A m erican Legion Sunday m orn ing .

Via i tT ro o p No. 14, B ro w n ;es, w e n t

to R ad io C ity . N ew Y o rk , to w it­n e ss a b ro a dcast o f “L e t's P re ­te n d ,’’ o n S a tu rd a y . L a ter th ev V H I led St. P a t r ic k 's C ath ed ra! a n d th e n Spe n t som e tim e a t tin- C e n tra l P a rk Zoo.

T h o se in th e p r r ty included L o rra in e A arm agan, N a t a l i e K u rtz . G e ra ld in e F u llm er. L o r­e tta L ong. Jo y v e S aviello . Jo a n S ko lsk i, A lb e rta Z a rnow sk i. A n i M arie D elia , Ronson. C arol A nn R yckm an , L u c ille Sousa. G lo ria O r th r^ C a th e r in e D im m ick. Im- e ld a B ush. B a rb a ra M eyers.

A d u lts w ho accom panied th e g ir ls w e re M rs. W ilm a M eyers an d M rs. H e rb e r t S. F reem an .

M r. a n d M rs. Jo h n P . A rno ld .J r . . o f 708 R idge road , a re thep ro u d p a re n ts o f-* d a u g h te r .D o r- o th y J e a n , b o rn S atu rd fcy^M arch 13. a t P assaia G e n e ra l <*Be*pital. T h e n ew a r r iv a l w eig h ed e ig h t po u n d s an d Six ounces. M r. A r ­nold is w jth L estte C om pany and M rs A rn o ld is th e fom st P aw lo sk i jef L y n d h u rst.

J . E. B eck, of 443 B eech s tre e t, re tu rn e d fro m P h ilad e lp h ia . Pa., w h e re he sp e n t th e w eek.

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in * and program w ith Mrs. E dw in Brapfcy, h o a p ita W r cha irm an .a n d h e r .com m ittee la cfairge: H o o r n * gueats included M rs. H a r ry G u th e il, county councilor fo r I « a d h u n t P.-T. A. g roups; Mr*. Lfcle l lU t, 'p resident o f the H ig h S chool P .-T . A .; M rs. S y l­v e s te r J . R icadela , p res id en t of t h . M K t m P.-T . A , a n d Mrs. A m i V an d cn H euvel, w h o re­c e n tly w aa m ad e a life m em b er of th e J e ffe rso n un it. M rs. L u d ­w ig Bueas, w ho lives n e x t to th c 1 aeboat w aa p re te n te d w ith tw o t ic k e t! fb r th e o p e re tta to b e g iv ­e n a t the- h ig h school o n A p ril 13.

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M r*. L ouis L uddecke. p res id en t, w aa In c h a rg e o f a m eetin g of th e L ad ies’ A u x ilia ry o f th e B ar- r in g e r-W a lk e r F ua t o f th e A m eri­c a n L eg io n W ednesday ev en in g a t th e L e g io n Hom e.

K in . M ary L ead e r a n d M rs. l a r i H a w le y g av e rep o rt* o n th e c o u n p m ee tin g w hich th e y a t ­ten d e d a t H aekencM k o a T u e s­day . T h ey to ld t h a t th e P a s t P r a tU n ta 'L u n c h e o n w il l be h e ld a t B o g o ta on A p ril t; th e n e x t co u n ty m ee tin g w in b a h e ld a t , R id g e fie ld P a rk o n tR6 ev en in g o f , A p r i l . 1* w ith th e m en in v ited ; j t h # a u x il ia ry g ro ap a a re in v ited t o a t te n d * m en ’s m ee tin g on th e i e v e n in g o t A p ril *7; th e n a tio n a l I p raa M n it'a lu n ch eo n w ill b e h e ld a t A tlan tic C ity -o n M ay J u h e co u n ty co n v en tio n w ill be h e ld a t T e a a ec k . #.

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Mrs. Arthur ConklinM rs. M a rg a re t B e ll C ohk lin , 06.

w ife a t A r th u r W . H . C onklin , fo rm erly o f L y n d h u rs t, d ied sud­den ly on M onday in h e r hom e at C allicoon, N. Y. M r. an d M rs. C onk lin re s id e a fo r '27 y e a rs in P ag e a v en u e , L y n d h u rs t, an d up­on h is re t i re m e n t m. 1942, took u p res id en ce in C allicoon. Mrs. C onk lin w as a m em b e r o f J . M or­gan R eed C o u n cil, N o. 44, Daugh­te rs of A m erica ; F ra te rn ity Chap* te r , No. 129, O rd e r o f E aste rn S ta r, and W estm in s te r P resb y ­te r ia n C h u rch , L y n d h u rs t. S u r­v iv ing , in ad d itio n to h e r hus­band, a re a son , R o b e rt, o f Den­v e r, Colo.; th re e d a u g h te rs , Mrs. H aro ld D eB ley k er, o f E ast R u th ­erfo rd ; M rs. B e rn a rd K een an and M rs. Jo h n K een an , o f Passaic ; a sis te r, M iss M ary B ell, o f P la in ' field , an d a b ro th e r , J o h n Bell, of M orristow n.

M r. and M rs. W illiam Schreck enstein. J r . f o f 303 V a lley Brook j avenue, a re th e p ro u d p a re n ts of a daugh ter,"M iche le , b o rn T h u rs­day a t th e P assaic G en era l Hos­pita l. T he b abe w e ig h ed 8 lbs. T he coup le h av e a n o th e r dau g h ­te r , M arcella , 28 m o n th s old.

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* M rs. K a te h ry n H o p p er’s v e n th g rad e g ro u p , ofSchool, p rese n ted a n o r ig in a l p ro g ram on M arch 12th. E ach m em b er of th e c lass ted a c h a ra c te r in histoiiy h ad m ad ek th e w o rld b e t te r b y som e ach iev em en t. T he co stu m es a n d ske teh e* * ecco m p an y in f each p resen ta tio n w e re w o rk ed o u t each case by th e perso n ta k in g th e p art.

T he fo llow ing p u p ils p rese n ted th e p ro g ram ; In d ian , R a lp h M a­h an ; J u l l ie t te L ow e, Jo a n ty e r ; N a th an H ale , R o b e rt Scou- le r;^ K ing G eo rg e VI, R ich a rd Frey'; A nna P av lo w a, w ho d an ced Evelyn M artin ; B eethoven^ . Ed-, w ard M iserak ; M adam e C u rie an d P ie rre C urie, Jo y c e M eyer an d B illy B ivona; S is te r K enny , M a­rio n A n thony ; C h a r le s L in d b e rg . R u d y S ch aa rsch m id t; W ilb u r W righ t, R o b ert. F e llin i; O rv il W righ t, J o h n M aita ; M adam e C hang, M arion Doe; Q u een E liza ­b e th ,S a n d ra B u rk , w ho a lso g ave a tw ir l in g ex h ib itio n ; F lo ren ce N ig h tin g a le , A rlen e S ch em b er Q ueen W ilh e lm in ia , M arily n We^ b e r; H il te r , A n th o n y B ecker;

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T h e M rs. J . G ra z ia n o , H . P . La g ren b e rg a n d J . B u rk e le f t T u e s­d ay a fte rn o o n fo r C h e s te r Pa. to p a rt ic ip a te in th e in s ta lla tio n cer- m onies in th a t c ity . *

A d o n a tio n w a s m a d e to the Local S ch o la rsh ip F u n d .

T h * V e te ra n s a t L y o n H osp ita l w ill rece iv e q u a n ti t ie s o f choco­la te b a rs as a n E a s te r s u rp r ise fro m th e d u b .

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A t a fam ily d ia p e r h e ld a t th e M eadow brook, C e d a r C ra v e , New Jersey,* S a tu rd a y , M a ttfc I I , 1M8 the an n o u n c em e n t pas m ad e of the e n g a g em e n t o f M iss C a th e r­ine M ituek d a u g h te r a t M rs. A nna M ituek a n d th e i a t e S aw s M ituek, 60 B o ilin g S p r in g s Ave. East R u th e rfo rd ; N ew J e rs e y to C harles J . Ig lo d y ,' J r . , so n of Mr. and M rs. C h a r le s J . I f lo d y . S r , 71 Ja c lu o n S tr e e t , P a ssa ic , New Jersey . ’

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F red M uUieiaen, s u p e rin te n d ­en t ol th e L y n d h u rs t W ate r De- partm en t, w aa in S t. B a rn ab as Hospital, N e w a rk , reco v e rin g -from an o p e ra tio n h e u n d e rw e n t on S a tu rd ay .

M uhleisen , w h o h a s h e ld h is ■present poet fo r m « re t h a n ’ a 1 score o f y e a rs , w aa s tr ick e n fcith illness su d d e n ly S a tu rd a y ,and had to b e ru sh e d to th e hosp ita l. The o p e ra tio n wi

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The food sa le h e ld laa l w eek by th e F ra n k lin P a re n t-T e a c h e r A ssciation n e tte d o v e r |S 0 , w h ich w ill be turnecl o v e r to th e school for use aa n eed ed . M rs. H . S. B rill w as c h a irm s n a n d M rs. E l­m er A lb rec h t is

i n c h a n c b k v or n i w j b r s k yB e tw een M A N O R H O M K S , I ^ C »

.N^wr J e r s e y c o rp o ra t io n , co m p la tn - a n l a n d A L B X A N D K R K U H W Z and RM M A K U P B C Z . M o wlft*; O K O R O E A , S M IT H , a o * i t« r ; U W I iK N C E f t . C A R E Y , C O M M IS- H IO N R R O K B A N K IN d A N D IN - S I ’H A N O B O r T H E S T A T E OK N K W J K R 8 E Y • a n d S Y N D IC A T E R K A L.TT IN C .. d e fen d * n In . « . tm. R etum ab lO i M iy 17 A . D .. IM S.

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to m e d ir e c te d a n d d e liv e re d , I ho v e lev|*-d u p o n a n d w ill r ttp o o e fo r wale u i iiuh lte v e n d u e a t th e H h o riffn O f ­fice in ih e C ity o f H a c h o n a a c k . #n

W edno«S ay A p ril 7. 1*4* a t iw o o c lo c h in th e o f te rn o c n . E a n i- e rn S ta n d a rd T im e , a ll t h a t c e r ta in tra < t o f la n d a n d prom to**. h e r e in ­a f te r p a r t ic u la r ly d eo c rtb o d , s i tu a te , IviiiK a n d b«dnc In th e T o w n n h ip ot L y n d liu ra t. in th e C o u n ty o f B e ra e n a n d S ta te o t N ow Je ra e y .

BeRln n in * a t a p o in t In th e N o r th e a s te r ly l in e o f K oreot A v en u e d is ta n t th ir ty -o n e a n d s lx ty -o o v o u h u n d re d th s (SI.S7) fe e t N o r th w e s te r ly fro n t th e c o rn e r fo rm e d b y th e in te r s e c t io n c f th e n o r th e a s te r ly wide o r l ia e o f F o re s t A venue w ith th e N o r th w e s te r ly s id e o r line c f F i r A v en u e a s su c h c o rn e r Ih Mhown o n th e m a p e n t i t le d ’’M ap- of I’ro p e r ty o f W a lte r V a n d e n h u m h (kn o w n a.n th e F o r t e n b a r h T n u - t)

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K it William Vivm of Ml Valley Brook avenue, and Mrs. Benjamin Divine of US Kinga- land avenue, entertained al cnrda Monday afternoon for th* benefit

.of the Woman’s Club at the club­house on Valley Brook atenue. Dessert was served at 1 :M p.m. Souvenirs distributed among the guests a im handkeerhlefs with crocheted edges. Holders of high scores will take part In th* play­offs of the card tournamant af­ter all the initial parties have been concluded.

Their gueats m : Mrs Wil­liam Johnson. Mrs. George Der­by, Mrs. Arthur Zottman, Mrs. Charles Kirrhner, Mrar-Bernard Click. Mrs. Harry Klein, Mrs. joaeph Roasio, Mrs. Hanry Bohr- ens. Mrs William Landolla. Mrs. Herbert S. Frtanian. Mrs. Edward Schenk. Mrs. Harry Wregg, Mrs William Schwelaert. Mrs. Wil­liam, Johnston. Mrs. Harry Hib­bard. Mrs. Kate Dickey. Mrs Charles Whitehead, Mrs j . A Higgins. Mrs. Bendix Frederick eon. Mrs. Luther T Berkey. Mrs. Bertha Groenendyka. Mrs. John Trinka and Mrs Charles J. Hitler.

day. March St. While Mrs. t . Burke (Iras Ihe instructions in knitting, there will he this maet-

instructions in that art from Mrs. Cappadona. Mrs. K. Martin is chairman of cancer dressings.

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by E * » M . Christ

A food sale was held Wednes­day, March 11. with the prfeeeds going to the school. Mrs. H. S Brill, chairman In charge, re­ported the affair very successful and wishes to' thank her commit­tee and all who donated and at­tended the aale. ■

■The Father’s Kingdom Hi* Mother’s World A Child’s Paradiae and The Nation's Future."

A definition of the "Home” is given by Mrs. L Gerard Cono-

. of Bergen County Coun­cil P T A Aaaociation. main speaker of Father’s Night. Her topic tor the evening was Char­acter Building in Vouth." Fath­ers' took over far the meeting whfch was held Wedneeday, Mar. IS, with A. Hollstein. president, presiding. Other officers were CamtUo De Bonis, secretary; Mr. BartoUa. treasurer and William Hughes, finance chairman. Dun­can Cameron and WlUhun Bello. btrth members af the Board of

program under the direction of Mias Ann Orafam, program chair­man. Announcoment was made of a cake aale to be hi‘ ‘ from 11 ajn. to t pm. at the school. A social hour followed With refreshments served by Mrs.

, J. J e Masi. hospitality chairman ■nS lfler co m m itt-,.

A very successful food sale was reported by thia unit. Held Thursday, March 11, many mem­bers attended and wars delighted with the many tempting goodies. Sam* members remained after th* sale and helped In the mak-

a t t

THURSDAY, MABC& It. IMS PACE SEVEN

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M l New D«Heal«ssti

Local YoifHi Is E lected

John Mackowski Named Clark In Youth

Govarnmant. John Mskowski of Lyndhurst was elected Saturday to be Boy Clerk of the Assembly for the. Model Legislature af this year's YMCA Youth and Govern­ment program, it waa announced by Dr. Spencer Miller. Jr.. State H ig h w a y roAwniaaloner and chairman of the YMCA Youth and Government Dectkma Com­mittee.

Makowski, a junior in Lynd hurst High School, won by a sixeabW majority over John T. Callander of Perth Amboy. Bob- art L. Ferria, Jr.. of Atlantic City,

White of Newark, and Wlndacker af Ridgefield

Park. aU of whom had been ra n inated as HI-Y candidates for the post of clerk of the assembly in th e Model Legislature to be held in Trenton next month. The else tions took place at the pre-leg-, islative training conference in Princeton. Other highlights of the day were training in parlia­mentary procedure and biU draft­ing, aa well aa diacuaaiona with memberr of varioua of the State gov

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Wai * In hi* Wete-onto *.M ««* Fr-tmls nfcU-* af IV* New• f t N rw i1 M ttl I fu l Ih v i* « M rv» «H*t th rm tik «**■-'-h«l*t«rv*l u n t lr ra a A it ih i «>k| « alMMt |l rV H » > * « « « iU* rtf HrKtlvt t h r td lr .1 Ihjft J I V WWlWWrt af- U*»U N sho u ld l» il m »o w «uM pit.iw.Wv m w t m te i Ulwd «n4 poa- mWv h»* final 4iia*l*> T V hi »|W «iiiA| t» »•* 4w**Un» |MVi* forr»*n |s >Ik W* I Whet «*»HkAtfUUtVr*) spe-afce**

adlhM lai w if lo t o f T v H e w a s t Weis*» « » W iUmmu M j t 'f d a n n A rftow *

Above .it pictured (he aecerttl) o |M *nnl K e n ’* IVIicatr*»en and I.K|nnrMart a t VW Stuyvesant evenue. Proprietor Brn I . r \ i n r . who hi* l*ern in bn«iiie«i fur mam year* a r r o w the »treet, j ia a t fiaithetl e o it» tru r ti ii |K lial h e rall» t h e m m l beautiful M*»rr i n h m l hunt

Ara Joint Hostassas

Mrs. Sotifhard Talk Naad for Classroom*

ftfethers' Club of l rnU- PTeonesday afternoon hea rd

M rs. Maude Sothai^d, principal of the Lincoln School, t e l l how needful it is that more class­rooms be-provided for pupils in Lyndhurst schools She showed by statistics on the local birth­rate how the number of children

will increase, fraatly within the naxt few yetfVs.

pupils wha wi|l be pul an part time wilt be increased by hundreds i t M n i i r ;

Donations were vrtSl to the Boy Scouts and the Rad C ross Mrs. Charles f» Maskjell wsi named as chairman at • co m m it­tee to revise the by*lews*of the club.

Mrs. Bertha f r t r e y . Mrs' Charles Whitehead and Mm W il­liam J Vavrik. president w ere named hostesses fo r th e rffxx nweting to br. held on April 8 *

Mi Mi«. 1'rtwr trur«iu. of , Mi a n d M rs U K i-n Haaaai<t

i54l Valif) Hitxtk, aVepuMK.*r* thr of P»*at avenue, had aa tVtc re-" parents of a daughter. Camella frn, dtnnri guesta M. *tui Mia

Arthur MilKtet and um UN«it.. uf Maywuod

1 vnH hursi . t - . . . . .* . n<t i S r . W il >Ki)n l-s t * r r k a t S t Bai naha* L y n d h u rs t a v en u e , snd Mrs Wil ^ lUl NVwark .liam L sh ey w e r e . hontesaes re-1

T h e L H H a*M s«v* *u u « ih annual « « a a « t m t v mmt*- to riu n t MUM** W«<rlna«aiia> K i n U f t . t a aM lta « n In Hbrranrert Vnd m v i lr«iuiw <*iti i» i v la u lm asn4 i v awing V n r f L et's are »<m tV f v '

Miaa U ig an ha* orfafU Sad a*> l ^ f n . u n u l BataliMh* i V h A study of cu < t* « t r te n l a wiU h r m ad * w ith th e mIm i « f a b a tte r t«ittVritarwling »«f 1 a x t r r>« r itU

t h e V ) » ' dbiMrt M w w r m f f i a tsW u ah , h a s h a a n p n rtir in g in. Vanar n w a i |w«r«.Oa Tv^«da»* *nrt t V r a h y * W e r a n r s p e e t anme f iW h » .i , . .m v n<>« ___ .

I^Mrt W v«n |M U h,*.! I Hr ItrtUl y NM«VUng sbAhaain a Hat k m M . a » |.n# T V , » m tx w w t i k a a U «»« |V t » < a

iT ^n Is., h w l i f la tte n se thUsfci C h a rM te H w |V w m i a ~ M n M rh r r n am t H eV n <iwMta A |n«|n»<S«a^r w l a w aa tafcrn asad Mms K ih aa race iv ed th» Mr* » i | | t u a ^ t c wvih g w ta frv^n» lV * ashants In ful«»e n w ..v n n s ‘rniainiiia

cen tly a t c a rd s s t th e hom e of M rs. N eill fo r th e b e n e fit o f S t M ary 's G u ild of S t. T h am es 's Epiacupsl C h u rch .

T h e ir g u es ts , w ere M rs. f : J B ittn e r. M rs A n d rew M uller. M rs C h arle s G srd e . M rs F . O F re it . M rs W illiam G a r is, M rs W illiam L u s tb ad e r. M rs. B ow Is nd N ye. M rs W illism F. A ld ridge Kirs F ra n k L aoe , M rs J. M r K.*i> inson. M rs. p E. H errm an n . Mrs W illiam L en n in g , Mrs. W Ulism Neill. M rs. J o h n G rosso

M rs. A n n a F srn k o ff . M rs C h arle s J . J ti t tp r M rs. W ^lfem V Ivers M rs. H s r ry H ib b e rd T M rsf t G . L PotM . M is Ifs lsey W vatt M rs. C a th e r in e H iggins. M rs. Wi l ­liam C S w n g e r t . o,‘ L y n d h u rst M rs. W illism G lsssm an a n d Mrs. E d w ard L u k e , of B u th e rfo rd M rs L M .. W in rh e ll an«i Mrs E rn e st L iegeo is o f P a lisad es P ark

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B _ ------— -I — I —i s . m ■ ■■■■ 11 , . 1 a^a |L gin any eppraisai ai »•«* esaMras, iiraiM anwa smb >asSal. Vet pnkap *«*• aisy. be •har'fatdMg lVs« »a»l» bint* of ia pusJisg iDarsa Bettes are s Uartor aad hand bteeiperieaced wniaael. I b » an t make the tp p aa laM M tm la*? And *• b m i« w D a ih r |i»»* a p m r t i f i i i a , « a shad fce fU d tn m a i|n asnil ♦» ps.Mnpll* »wlh psstent dnsgs.

LEVY'S PHARMACY y a w b a yW STIjYVKSANT H I M I

s t th g.iatiMrs. S id n ey W alker, of F io ra t

avenue, e n te r ta in e d her o a rd r lu b last w eek. G u ests w e re from L y n d h u rs t a n d J s rs e y C ity .

fa r STYU. OUAUTY, VSUW WHS s a y V a lw Agsarjag . T li— ss fra n SS»sslArthur Skimasr, ot SIS Living

•ton avenue, was guest of honor at a family dinner patty laaf week in celebration of his birthday an mvotsary at hi* home by hia daughter and aaa-fet-low. Mr. and Mrs. H. Stanley Brill of Ihe aamr 'flNMHile drive

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A d am » « u hands a**nMrs. George Rl Deaaix. of SSS Sc -oAd avenue, attended a meet­ing of the New York Tuberculo­

l l Wno iwm. fei nu one otf«» km.Ii *mting of the New sis. snd -Health value That s why A«lam

r" .----------in g o f17u the n t n ld s largest refades uf

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Lyndhurst Men's Shop791 S tuyva.ant A .anua RarHi J . / i ;

f o r R E C E I P T SA p r t c o i p t s

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L ib e r t ie s Are Defined

By Speaker

T H E r E A D E X 'C hurch, u n d e ; th e d irec tio n ofJam es R yan. M oy Mens, ten o r soloist sang th re e n u m b ers , w ith

| Otis Ju sep h as h is accom pan ist T here w as a p ian o d u e l by V ictor and John" F r a n g if a n e an d o rch es­tra m usic led \$y R ed F ran g e

O fficers o f th e- so c ie ty a rc , Daniel A. F itzg ib b o n s. presickfti

Ladies* C M Too Old For

Renovating l e d . M i • t o a r W J

O'Sullivan Principal Talk- w a ite r Y oung, v ice p r u d e n t . Commissioners Say They erat Communion . | £££ tr£m £: i f . Don't Have Money For

Breakfast . chael R egan , m a rs h a l an d Re The Purpose! thony L. F ish er, t re a s u re r ; Mi chael R egan, m a rsh a l an d Rev Patrick ' J . T ra in o r . s p ir i tu a l director.• F itzgibbons. p re s id e n t o f the society, w as to a s tm a s te r a t the

! catered co m m u n io n b reak fas t held in th e g y m n as iu m o f the

The th ree lib e r tie s of speech, religion and of th e p ress as gu aran teed by th e C on stitu tio n a re in reality non-existence.M aurice J O 'S u lliv an , o f S eton j H all C , . .e ge, .o ld 500 m e n ; ,™ I " £ n e

huist,.,at th e ir a n n u a l com m union . . le ° * *break fast S unday. 1 L f S . h k ° f th e oc*

O ’Sullivan , fo rm e rly p residen t t ,1 nnn. rr,p _ L .°n of th e H^dsQn C oun tv F ed e ra tio n , fh .W the Holy N am e S o c ie ty s tressed S l S t X B o ard of Edthe fac t4 h a t chao tic co nd itions of . . . - c*vthe w orld a re d ire c tly traceab leto the lack of t ru th fu ln e s s in the world. “T ru th is fro m G od and m ay be found in H is o ffic ia l re p ­resen tative on eapthr-th< C h u rc h . ' the speaker d ec lared "To know tru th , we m ust h ave know ledge, correct know ledge T h is is not being given to th e p eop le , neithei in 'schools, th ro u g h th e press, not on the radio."

O ther speakers in c lu d ed Rev. , hlll, T___. ~ .B ern ard Moore, p a s to r o f Sacred E ; , ino„ r y * 2 Urf 1 *?H e a n Church, who c o n g ra tu la te d I F ah = *»“ * « • andthc m en of his p . r . i h o n th e ir j Th°™M Fahy

uc-Jtion for tb e i f use of th e school facilities.

M em bers of th e co m m ittee headed by Ja m e s A. K earn s , as general ch a irm a n , w e re F red Abate. P e te r A dam o. A r th u r Am - rein. R ichard B ra c k en . Juseph Callaghan. Jo h n C a rn g . M artin Carrig, A n th o n y C e lia , S tep h en Chobanjan, J o h n C olic . F ran k Daloia, A m h o n y DeM ayo.. Jo h n i

a t h isR ejectin g a p roposa l th a t the

to w n sh ip re p a ir a n d m ain tain the W om an 's C lu b b u ild in g as a com ­m u n ity c e n te r , th e B ea rd of C om - t h a t h e re a l iz e d he m issioncrs M onday n ig h t voted o n s a c re d g ro u n d in

Ifc* M u n ic ip a l M a s t ca ll:■ f a r a m a d to ta l o f *1.236

M i l l o< w t i r t S iia .o o o m u st' be ~ l o c a l . t a x a t i o n . w as ad- . . _

* k s a f te r th e p u b -j Koger M use s 7th a n d * th g rad e th e budg | v a n i t y 'c losed I ts 13-gam e sched

****** iBcreM ed th e tax ) uJ^r -w e e k w ith a g rea t u p ;r a te 43 p o in ts to * • * - | -et ..w in o v er th e h ig h school

F oU ov h ic th e a d o p tio n of th e j freshm en, by 6 poin ts, b u d g e t. C o m m iss io n e r C arm in e The rec o rd 1 for th e y e a r fo r S av in o . S r , r e a d a d e ta ile d re- t he v a rs i ty (7 th-8 th g rad e ) in its p o r t o f th e req u ire m e n ts of the*} ‘ * >t y e J r o f com petition w as 6 h b r a r y f a r t h e c u r r e n t year* ap- * ins an d 1 d efeats. T he rem a rk ; p ro x u fu te ly $14,800. T h e rep o rt -*>le th in g to k eep in m ind ab o u t

Closes Schedule I VFW Auxiliary H e ,Wi t h Victory Offiwrt* Election

THURSDAY. MARCH IS, 1 M I

t,his w as th a t a ilwas nei ‘ific, the

H e added•ing.

th eto o ffe r th e V alley B rook av en u e c r m t**lk*- *“ d h is ac tio n Would p ro p e r ty fo r p u b lic sale. • a f fo rd one o f m y col-

In a n sw e r to a com m unica tion ******* th e o p p o r tu n ity o f m.ak from M rs. M<ibel G leeson. secre- “ ** * g ra n d s ta n d p lay a t m y ex- ta ry o f th e W om an 's C lub. urg-Sing th a t th e m ee tin g place be C o m m u n ic a tio n s w ill be sent p rese rv ed . M ayor H orace R. Bo- to th e P u b lic S e rv ic e Transit g le p o in ted o u t th a t th e b u ild in g ; C o rp o ra tio n in H ackensack , seek is o v e r 70 years, old and th e cost in g m o re " c o u rte o u s se rv ic e from of re p a irs w ould be fa r in excess • drivers** a s w e ll a s in fo rm ation of v a lu e w hich th e tow n sh ip o n th e re aso n fo r passen g ers be fn igh t rece iv e m g d isc h a rg e d a t V a lley Brook

T h e m ay o r in s tru c te d Tow nship, a v e n u e a n d R id g e ro a d rathe:C le rk D om inic .L ivelli to n o tify th a n a t th e f a r e zone term in u sth e W om an 's C lu b th a t the prop- a t R u th e rfo rd a v en u e . A protesi ,e r ty is to b e Mild and facilities ^ o m P h i lip M . S a ile r c itin g these j1-1 h igh school a n d w e a r its u n i­a t thi» m unM 'inai huiirfin* w ill i e x o ^ rm ifM «■ th « in* k . . . .. .n ! im . o n e > y e a r frOm Dow.

season’s p.1*; t u t fo u r o f tb d se fa m e s w ere played a g a in s t h ig h school fresh -■■icn.

Team s p lay e d w ere : N orth A r­lington. K earn y , B ellev ille r ro s h , R u th e rfo rd F rosh , R kffcfic ld Frosh, L y n d h u rs t F ro sh and th e rtx-al A ll-S ta r team .

M em bers o f th e tea m w ere J. C /.arnecki, J . W righ t, J . M essineo. J M uir, H . O singa, fc. K ow al. H R ichardson, P : K appock. Alec F adynick, N. Lom bard i, D avid M itchell, E rw in K em pton , Ted B axter, M ichael P o lito , F. G ior- rlano, a n d D k k L o p resti m ana-

I te r .All of th ese boys w ill be th e

I I. Hows to w atoh w h en they en-

T h e L ad ies A u x ilia ry o f th e G u td e tti • R ogolsk i - W ase Poet. 3S«i, V e te ran s o f F o re ig n W ars, e lec ted th c fo llow ing o fficers a t th e i r T h u rsd ay n ig h t m ee tin g : M rs. Bose T O m aiulo. p re s id e n t fc^rs. M arie H ughes, sen io r v r c p res id e n t a n d h is to ria n . J lr s . N ancy M lg lta res i. t re a s u re r : M rs. M a rth a S tev en s, s a c re ta ry ; M rs Rose P acen te , ch a p ta in ; M rs. J o ­sep h in e C ern eg lia , co n d u c tre ss : M rs A lice Rufcertone. g u a rd : M rs Jo sep h in e S p a rta . M rs. M arg a re t H u m p h rey . M rs A lice P h ilip s a n d M iss L ucy S tev en s, co lo r b earers .

M rs. M ay F ra n ch in i w ill b e tru s te e fo r th re e y e a rs ; M rs P h ilip s fo r tw o y e a rs an d Mise S tev en s fo r one y ea r. A p a tr io t* in stru c to r a n d m usic ian w ill be nam ed la te r. M rs. H ughes a n d !’ M rs. M igliaresi a re d e le g a tes . to th e c o u n ty council.

lcom. faofica

w iIm- T o w n ah ip *“Jrtwy. •*V «!!•-.• b ru o k A- Aprfl a. IMS. at x ta n d a r d Tim<». fo r • * H ! B s ic ki i a tfwi a o t to

ih»,u-- .nd . l«h!. hundroS Utr»

All p r w o w l* o r m o S t h rby a < r r t i f l r d c h o c k I s th e

affidavit o f U s r <5*1 » per t-ejic o l ‘ id to ta l arid itutd< poyuba* to th r

•d.-r t f thv TowiiMhip o f L y n S h eret T** H m r d « T m t n n o i t t , r r . r^.

Hm- right u> r e lf« t a n y or aB •>»d> for a n y v l a t i w m r .

B y <>rd*-r o f the* B o a rd o t C om - >»»kon«-r«

IK >341.VICK J . L H H L L I

M.rch t i - a . 7,

Dempsey, T h o m as D em y sey . A r­

a l th e m u n ic ip al b u ild ing w ill be m ad e a v a ila b le t j g roups now using th e c lu b h o u se as m eeting

record attendance, a t c o rp o ra te 1 r>com m union d u rin g th e 7:30 a. m . 1 r v ,n c * n t F leck . Jo h nm ass He eilcd th e occasion a* r ™ ? G.lb b " ns’a dem onstra tion of fa i th which “ ' ' J ™ . J a ™ ^ ' *»«»*■ was bringing abou t th e C atholic p , ^ , M a lU ' J “ h n M fu 'o . A ction program M -stc rso n . J o h n M cC ann.

Com m endation w as a lso con- 7 ° '' A,n ‘h o n >' N alle ll°.ta in ed in the ! Jam « , 0 K eefe . J o h n O S hca. El

places.R esid en ts from L ak e and P a rk

a v e n u e s cam e- b e fo re the b o a rd to ag a in p ro te s t zoning v iolations on b o th s tree ts . O n e of the four- m an |le le g a tio n reca lled they had

e x p e rie n ce s o n th e 102 bus w ill t e fo rw a rd e d w ith th e le t te r from th e B o ard

« f ,T o w n sh ip At- U»mey W illiam G a lla g h e r, post c o rrm a n d e r W C u idetti-B o g alsk i- W ase 3Sf9. V FW . to th e V eter­a n s Htousuag C o m m itte e w ith

c om pla ined of th e situ a tio n m ore i Ja m e s F G ib b o n s , co m m an d er of th an a y e a r ago an d th a t w h ile : S a c ie d H e a r t B sst, C a tho lic Wai found g u ilty in police court, th e V e te ran s , rec o m m e n d e d by May- c o n tra c to rs co n tin u e d the viola- or w a s co n firm e d by thetions. C om m issioner Jam es A e* « w n * w i B s T h e sppom tn .en*

M iss R u th e L ehne , d a u g h te r of Mr. an d M rs. C h arle s L ehne . of 257 O rien ta l place, Was g u e s t .of h o n o r a t a fam ily su p p e r p a rty Riven las t T h u rsd ay in c e le b ra

j tion of h e r b ir th d a y a n n iv e rsa ry . 1 a t h e r hom e. G u ests in clu d ed

. . , _ „ 1 M iss M arg a re t P au lsen . M rsA n d rew De Y oung, of 1«2 J o h n H urley , H o w ard G la e iw of a v e n u e , e n te r ta in e d h e r R idgefie ld P a rk . M r. a n d M rs

W illiam F. H ixon o f L y n d h u rs t.

JOHN L. BURK

FUNERAL HOMES. Lyndhurst, N. J .

2-0490P ifirirfe Avenue, Jersey C ity

*-'---- * Square 4-4578

Jam es A. S t o n e . ^ s u m ' p a ^ r i ^ ^ " b o r n . P e te r S t .n * ,n , W * . ‘ B rM " h d *cta .r.,n * " * « « shu“ ld , l « . l - e - m e n to f*S t Rose of L im a C h u rch in i l‘am S“ PP 'C T a n e lla . MiN ew ark. His th em e w as "It b ; Sfi® , T * T v ;u UJKier'th e Follow n iro u g h th a t Counts. ' , f.1" : X!llcz’ H i n , -V V r« "in ev e ry sp h ere ol l if e b u t e s - ! land ' W dller Y oltns p e n a lly in t h i fu lf il lm e n t of ones _ ~ wsp iritu a l ob ligations. P ersev e r- B ill Bayer Tear O ld ance in d u ties of fa ith , re g u la rly ;' W illiam B ay er, son o f Mr and p erform ed, is n ecessa ry , F a th er S tone to ld his au d ien ce .

F a th er P a tric k T ra in o r . s p in - ; Chief of Police O tto Bayei

n ot be com pelled to to le ra te sto r- b o a id for im p ro v e m e n ts on M ar i ing of e q u ip m e n t a n d deb ris , rec- m a v«.nu*. E ig h th s tre e t and om m ended th a t V icto r J S ch reck C a s tle te r ra c e , a lso w a s confirm enstem . f ire in sp ec to r, inv estig a te M em bers a re H a ro ld W ells, and p rese n t a r e p o r t v. ith in th re e ~ days.

P e te r G o d zesk i an d W a lte r Ha« S e r t y .

Mrs. E dw ard B a y e r of 545 Lake avenue, ahd .only g ran d c h ild Of

. . . . . I — «• ~f Police O tto B ayer andtu a l d irec to r of th e S a c re d H e a r t ' M is B ayer of s ix th s tre e t, w as a Holy N aqie S o jie ty v sp o k e on th e year old last w eek: T h e ev en tim portance o f f i n g p re p a re d for ; was ce leb rated w it tf a p a rty al d ea th He reca lled h o w th e late his humc

° f L > nd- Th^ Pa “ >' eo lo r w-as blue, h u i s t s best know n c itizen s had _p ,ere was a la rg e b ir th d a y cake d ied su dden ly las t y e a r , a fev. as the cen te r of a tt r a c t io n w hen .n .n u tes a fte r c o m p le tin g the refreshm ents w e re se rv ed m arch in th e a n n u a l H oly N am e . A fternoon g u es ts in c lu d ed Me Day p a iad e and ra l ly in Hack lam e M cG arry and h e r m other, ensack. F a th er T ra in t /r sa id th e i Mrs. Bert M cG art y . C a ro l A nn incident was a p e rfe c t exa.mpl«‘ ! F ink le and h e r m other.* M rs. o f a m an w ho was p re p a re d lo H arry F ink le . K a th le e n Diehl.

„ .. , and h e r m o th e r, M rs W a lte rP reced ing th e sp e ec h e s th e re i Diehl. Mrs. A m elia PuK-hneck

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Government FormA French philosopher once said that the shape o l the

bottle does not determ ine the content of th e wine. H e was sharpening up the adage that government form does not determine the kind of government one gets. To a point the truth of this statement must be acknowledged.

But government studies have progressed enough to bring about the realization that governm ent form can be such that it will aid rather than handicap the processes of government.

Except*for the manager type of government, there1 hasn't been i really new theory of m unicipal government control. That is w hyfJovernor Driscolls i’mpending mu­nicipal government study is of such trem endous import

ever be on the alert tjie h«*ad by strong admin

The oM lington. Rutherford mmd proved ineffective amd

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not. • ' • y , vOf course, most fty sy m . —U be « ib fM with any

kind of government that p saan s t n w f c t B it fjhst is

thing to ask for is ga<rr— » t d o t pM M M m£ S £ Sefficiency.

—-—Religion and Public SchoolsT h e S u p re m e Court

n o t b e used fo r the co n s is ten t w ith th e w hole a p p a ll som e o f us. S ince it a ap t so have o u r o w n schools an d c h ild ren , tfce C o u rt 's c o n sid e ratio n .

A lth o u g h Dr. Boss h a rt. S ta te G w ith h e ld in te rp re ta t io n of e x a m in e d its tex t, it is not w i l l a ffec t N ew Je rsey srhoa

1 —O u r c o u rts and q u ir in g th a t school a u th o ritie s o f th e O ld T estam en t p e r d ay p e r

2.— School a d m in is tra to r! asuan t ic e o f le t t in g ch u rch jess s e rv ic es o r su n d ry g a th e rin g s

3.—T h e m u n ic ip a lity an d i .w h e th e r sch o o l-h o u r o r a f te r P a r k ’s a re th e case in pouit> a.

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a tic e . Government forms must be studied in the light of morning Scripture reading, fo rc u r r e n t d e m a n d s . T h e f o r m s t h a t w e r e g o o d e n o u g h * fo r ? * w. J e rs e y schools. B u t l e t s km *

t . . ' . , . . . - B 1 / te a c h e r re a d s from th e Ofcf T e*o u r f a t h e r s , u n f o r t u n a t e l y , is n o t g o o d e n o u g h f o r u s . leg is la to r w ill tes tify o ff th e m w

G o v e r n m e n t t o d a y is t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t t h i n g i n o u r o f th e B ib le does n o t o ffen d j* ^r*lives. The closest government form is the municipal. And i*’4,hd^ eI[e r * . F » • , M. .L »•} » t ta i lo re d by th e m ajo rity ,

( h is m e a n s m u c h m o r e to u s n o w t h a n i t e v e r d i d b e f o r e , o f c h u rc h — th e m ajo rityPoor government*can destroy our businesses, cave in th<? peoples including th e fnv a lu e o f o u r h o m e s , d e s t r o y o u r s c h o o ls . O u r h e a l t h a n d ~ A m en d m en t

m j • . . i . i i # C o u rt m a jo r ity , “th a t b o th —s a fe ty d e p e n d u p o n t h e m u n ic i p a l i t y a s i t n e v e r d i d b e f o r e , to a ch iev e th e i r lo fty

It is time for the people to ask if their .government is responsive. If it is not, why not?

It is not by accident that governments of Newark, Je r­sey ‘City, Passaic and Hoboken— four of New Jersey’s lar- *he Rights,gest cities—are unsatisfactory today. All operate under the Walsh Act. All of them are examples of how bad commis­sion government can get.

In Passaic there is constant squabbling among the five commissioners. There are more conspiracies there thanin a Baltic kingdom. ----------

In Hoboken a reform adm inistration “ reformed” overnight and is now bitterly arrigned against itself— and the taxpayers. . -f"

Newark is plodding slowly to bankruptcy, jersey City,\of course, is batp|yruptv , . r /Com m unitiel like Lyndhurst, wh£re the W ald) Act

prevails, has nov suffered to the extent of* the others be­cause the officials have taken their duties with ^ g re a te r ,degree of ronacientiousncsa than in the other plA-es* But how 'much ih*disatr«d ^ the type of governm ent ia ao slack that taxpayer* muni outlook.

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rela tiv es a n d frie n d s . T h e od d ity o f th is c o n te s t is t h a t i t is m o n ey -m ak in g p ro m o tio n a l schem e, ru n b y o irta iae proi~

te rs th a t u su a lly r u n th ese co n te sts fo r th e ir o ^ m e r c e n a r y ^ terests. T he V F W w ill rece iv e no m o n etary g a m fro m th is ^o n - tes t as a ll ’ g if ts a n d c o n tr ib u tio n s -w ill go d i re c tly to th e M ost P opu lar G ir l in L y n d h u r s t _ ■ .. .

Miss L y n d h u rs t w ill b e c row ned Q ueen o f th e V F W A nnual M ilitary B a ll o n S a tu rd a y n ig h t, A p ril 10, a n d a t t h a t t im e she will receive th e fo llow ing g ifts: F lo ra l crow n, b o u q u e t o f evening d ress, h a t^ h a n d bag , rad io , p e rm a n e n t w av e ; mi m anicure, W alkkoV er shoes, p e a rl necklace, la rg e b o ttle o f b e n th e n e o r perfum e, lo v in g cup , e ig h t d iam o n d c lu s te r- r in g , R C A p o rtab le radio, jew e led b rac e le t, n y lo n stockings. H er la d ie s o f w a itin g w ill be the tw o ru n n e rs -u p , a n d each w ill receive a b e a u tifu l dress.

On F rid a y , M arch 12, re g u la r m eetin g o f th e V F W wihe ld a t h e a d q u ar te rs . D u rih g th e m eeting a p p lic a tio n s fo r m em ­bersh ip of M o rto n G . B ed rick , E d w ard F . B y rn e , J o h n J . W ilcsyw - ski and A u g u st F. M u sta rd o . w ere fav o rab ly v o te d upon . B ened ict E. M ileski w ss o b lig a ted a s a new m em ber.

B ergen C o u n ty D e leg a te Ja m e s D eW H s-i re p o r te d t h a t a t th e last m eeting of- th e B erg en C oun ty VFW th a t th is o rg an iza tio n w en t o n rec o rd a s o pposing th e sa le of v e te ra n s ’ h o m es to n o n ­v e te rans a t th e C h e rry H ill V e te ran s’ H ousing P ro je c t in East Paterson . S ta te C o m m a n d e r D e B au n an d S ta te H o u sin g C h a ir ­m an G ilroy w e re p re s e n t a t th e m eetin g ahd s ta te d th e V F W _bas o b tained a n in ju n c tio n a g a in s t th e C h erry H ill H o u sin g a u th o r i­s e s w hich p ro h ib its an y fu i^ h e r sa les of hou ses a t th is p ro jec t un til a .cbmplfete in v es tig a tio n has been m ade. T h is -pro je c t wa s s ta rte d as a v e te ra n s ’ h o using p ro je c t an d th e V e te ra n s o f F o r­eign W ars a re (jfthtinfc. to k e e p th e hdm es fo r v e te r a n s o n ly . All v e te ran s’ o rg sn izaU q n s sh o u ld a id iri th is w o r th y f igh t.

The a n n u a l B erg en C o u n iy VFW con v en tio n w as o ffe red to L y n d h u rst, b u t d u e to th e O ther a ffa irs in to w n a t th e tim e pf the ^convention, th e p o st reg re tfu lly decided to re l in q u is h th e con­ven tion fo r th is y e a r.

D uring th e m e e tin g th e do m in a tio n of o fficers fo r th e com ing y ea r w as h e ld a n d fo llow ing is a l is t of c a n d id a tes : F o r p o s t com ­m ander, F . L Z im m erm an , A nth o n y C apu to ; se n io r v ice com ­m ander, W illiam F. X . H u m p h rey a n d Jo h n P e t ix ; ju n io r v ice com- m onder, Ja m e s D e L ellis ; q u a rte rm a s te r , W illiam A im an ; chap­lain, A r th u r Ja co b s ; p o st advocate , W illiam G a lla g h e r .

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T T ’S been ■ tough winter *— but Spring’* coming I Soon, daffodils and tulip* in bloom I . . . . And l b

sound of hammer and saw.‘Are you thinking of building a home . . , o r baying one? If ao, thia mutual saving* inatitution can be of friendly aaaiataqee with the financing.

—•— 'A Soiling Spring* Saviuga Association mortgage has- many advantages, tad ad in g a fair interest rate and easy monthly reducing payments. This wilt enable yon to

' own your home fo f what you’d pay la rent. O r yon can pay the balance itr fa ll at any time, without penalty.

The office o f this taringt association Is open Monday* 9, ’ to 6:30: Tumdey through Friday, 9 to 3 .

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ga tion o f C oo ties fro m th e G e n e ra l G eorge P a tto n J r . P u p T e n t 17, M ilita ry O rd e r o f Cooties, v isited th e K ea rn y P u p T e n t No. 1 and p a rtic ip a te d in the* in itia tio n 6f e ig h t " new m em b e rs . T om orrow

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ican Legion, sh u ffleb o a rd team an d th e ir b o o s te rs w ill v is i t- th e VFW P o st an d t ry to ta k e hom e th e honors o f a sh u ffleb o a rd in atch gam e. A ll po st m em b ers a re inv ited to p a r t ic ip a te in this m atch . Be a t th e post on th a t n ig h t an d e n te r y o u r n am e . A good tim e is' a ssu red a ll w ho ta k e p a rt, p lu s “re fre sh m e n ts .

O ur tru s te e ch a irm a n , W ifliam A inan , s ta te d h e w ill see th a t bo th sh u ffleb p a rd s a rg in good co nd iiiod fo r th e m a tc h gam e.

R em em b er th e only* exclusive- overseas v e te ra n s ’ o rg an iza tio n is th e V e te ra n s o f F o re ig n W ars of th e U n ited S ta te s- J o in this group . A m erica 's o ldest, la rg e s t a n d s trongest o rg a n is a tio n o f m en w ho se rv e d o n th e f ig h tin g fron ts.

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