A Le tte r F o r Y o u to S fo d yU r. J . J . Polito .333 M ilbu rn A venue 'L y ndhurst. N. J .D ear S ir :

I i n w r i t in f in n p w i „ . lr g g n g n tH |— 10 f H id th r m em ber • r p a j u t i o u o f th e Veteran** A lH ancr f a r y ou r a**i*taace a n d c o operation in co ad u c tia g o m u n i t a r y Service In fo rm a tio n F o ru m h e ld on Sept. 23 . T k e ( n d M H wa* no t m e c e n fn l eannot be a ttr ib u te d to la rk o f e f­fo rt on you r p a rt. •

A* I exp la ined jn th e p b a w in f atagea. tin* | n ^ — was o f a n ex p e rh ae a ta l n a tu re hated a n oar mutual « I- perienee w hen being in d u c te d in to th e *crv iee ted the lack o f in fo rm atio n av ailab le to a* faarrralag the kdhwak- d e ta ils o f m ilitary life a n d the M i important l i r k a f a a ) an d legal aspects o f Selective Servian a* applicable to At ind iv idua l. I aUo th o u g h t th a t the parent* of boy* af ariK- ta ry age w ould like to receive authoritative aaaweN to pni lion* they m u*t h ave c o n ce ra ia g where their *eaa adgfc• be K n l. th e tra in in g they w o u ld receive, their fond m i , h o m in g an d in general o f th e traafent they eonld es peet in th e nervlee*. F ro m th e re ta lta , it w ould app**T tkai w e w ere w rong on b o th count*.

N o r can th e poo r show ing be*a ttr ib a te d Ip lack a f e ffo r t on o u r p a r t A dvance publicity in c lu d ed weekly

-new* releaae* fo r fo u r 'w eek* k t The L y ad h n ra t C aaaaarr- e ial U a k r . *everal thouaond handbill* dwtributed th ra iig h aa l th e tow n, an n aa n eem ea t* a t the. Veteram’ e r- ganiaation* m eeting* a a d a l th e kigh achool. a a d a a a i a a r a

Manisera Scores Four Touchdows Against Foe in Most Spectacular Game in Th* History of Th* School

* B y H A W K B O W E r k a a ap io m h ip a lm oap h cre prevail* in tow n tlii* week

a f te r laat S a tu rd ay '* c o a r ia e in g 32 to 13 w in nby th e Lynd­h u rs t G olden B e a n o v e r R u th e rfo rd in th e 14th renew al o f th e ir g rid iro n aerie*. T h r aerie* now stands e leven to th r f c i a fav o r o f R u th e rfo rd .

Politico+fl W andering What Ratufta WIN Ba In M \m Election in Local Voting

W ith 1,433 new i m « > rrgtairra-d in l.yndbarM dur- ing th e la*t ta a ia tra tian period . o ther Her p ro I m M i mw- n ie ipa litiea tra ile d fa r b eh in d the !• * n » h ip in re g M m u a

ut*uy r lea*a rau* «*»>» »><■, chtlw iead. fth# obtaifw o a vu ral a d M ia e a ilp * ( u l r a t n n l u i i f p

h a a k , i ir e ao . and Hodaun CoueUa* T h e m ajority a< Ljrnd- huiVt w om en gave birth a t th a Harkaiiaack H oaptuk IS birth*,

\ Paaaaht O a a a r a I K aapiul. » , birtha. and St. Bam abea H oapitah

Ttaae* «r*a a a w a y ' mt w tta ir

a4 to te w u lo -

Emblem Club Opans Season young Men Plan

Autumn DanceH w y

Richard Kran la pti—dMl an d M r, A tt ia d C K ean a f

♦45 G re e n av e n u e c e leb ra ted S unday S ep tem b er 36th w ith • fam ily d in n e r an honor o f th e C h risten in g of th e tr new aon Rm h a rd b o rn S ip f e ib e r Ttto

The, baby » n C hrtftsw ed b y A t Rev F a th e r . M urphy e t Served H e e r iX h u fc h

T h e G od p a re n ts f « U »!

FACE TWOT H K L E A Q E H

( S A u te i U T l e t t d LVLfuru m ju

K. C. C hurch j R eed M em oria l U n ited

i a t 8:30. 7:30. 8:30. 9:3010:30, an d 11:30 a.m .

I •w sa-s-.ssrsu

peop le o f th e church b e tw een th e • f e e of 15 and 23 a re urged-tQ . a tte n d thi* special m eeting.

T h u rsd ay .October 7th.—2:00 p m .—R eg u la r M onthly M eeting of th e ,W & C .S . Mra. M axw ell W righ t w il l b e th e speaker. She w ill give a b lack b o ard ta lk on “A laska".

Sl M ich ae l'i R . C. C hurch

k n r. Lad is la i ll J. W llcu w sU

I u 4 r > | t A t

S u n d ay m asses a t S, #, 10:10 an d 11:30 a.m.

t tn tu n y i 11 5:3d, ?, j , u d 10• J n .

W j« k d ay s a t 7:1* an d I a.m.

St. T hom as’ E piscopal C fiurch

*48 Stayvaaaat A va B ttb e r fe r d 2-5188

F rid a y . O c to b e r 1—P re p a ra to ry serv ice fo r C o m ­

m u n io n . p. m.S a tu rd a y . O ctober 2—

P r a y e r fo r e ld e rs an d tru s tee s . 3:30 p. m.T h e L o rd V D a y . Qci

B ib le School 9:45, W orld W ide C o m m u n io n 11 a. m.; Young P eo ­ple 7 p. m .; E ven ing Post-C om ­m u n io n S e rv ice 8 p. m. W ednesday . O ctober 6—

W eek ly m idw eek m eeting, 8 p m.T he L o rd ’s D ay. O ctober 10—

F a r eat an d S tu y re a a a t A venues ,?*!!y D*y R udolph K en g e ter R ev. R o w lan d F . N ye. rec to r 1 b r in g a n ‘U n r a t e d m essage

7 ’ at* B ib le School. 9:43 W orsh ip

t * . M i h K V . f t— h — I U J »*• u s i i s ^ w s D T s n g c i ic i iL u th eran C hurch

V a lte r I m l a a d f l a m s P la m

R u th . a - i iM

■ ■ t t ar f c id B ap tis t C k a rek l a t t a h i l , N . J . I

B'43 a.m .— C hurch School ____11:00 a.m .—M orning w orsh ip— m an.

U nion Service.

0 :4 g i m — f h u r i h S f-hn ril

M is i R ugqr is M a rrie dT h u r s d a y . s m ’E M s n s a , t m

Mias D oro thy M aa K u (a r .d a u g h te r o f H r . a n d M n . H arry R u * a r o t H I J a y a y a a a e , be­cam e th e b r id e o t Jo fca D . Cucci, son of M r. a n d M ra. M m Chcci of P a terson , S a tu rd a y , T h e c e re ­m ony w as pe rf o n n a d a t n p.m. a t Sacred H e a r t * . a C h u rch by Rev. Jo h n ■ M u rp h y . T he b rid e w as g iven in m a r r ia g e by h e r fa th er. A re r a pt t o u f a r ISO m en w as h e ld a t t h a L y n d h u rs t M asonic C lub.

M ias Agnes R u g a r w aa her s is te r 's on ly a t t e n d a n t W illiam Cucci se rved h is b r o th e r aa best

R o b ert C u e d , a n o th e r b ro th e r, u shered .

T h e b rid e w o rew iu t.

T17WT a.m .— M orning W orship, j _ _T opic— “C onversion” W orld W ide j A n n A C . - - . K i g_ aC om m union S unday t « ? . ?

"8:43 p.m .—Senior Y oung P e o - ! TO E d w g f d W w l 8 € 8 p ie ’s Fellow ship . 8:00 p.m. Evenin g W orship , Topic—“ House Foi ! Miss A nna S en n a , d a u g h te r of R' " t ’ . . ■■ _ . , M is Rose S e n n a o f 341 G reen

W edn esd ay E vening, 8 p.m ( a v e n u e . L y n d h u rst, and E d w ard "Hou» o f P o w er" . S tudy in th e W allace, son o f M r. and M rs

G ospe l o f John . 1 ~ — **

a square neck lin e , lo n g s leev es and a lu ll s k ir t f in is h e d in a train . H er f in g e r t ip v e il fell cascade of w h ite ro se s c e n te re d from s p ea rl t ia r a . S h e c a r r ie d a w ith a w h ite o rch id .

The m aid o f h o n o r w o re a q ^ taffe ta w ith a tw o - to n e aq u a headpiece of v e ilin g a n d ta ffe ta . She ca rried te a . ro ses .

On th e ir r e tu rn f ro m a s ta y a t A tlan tic C ity tlie n e w ly w e d s w ill live in R u th e rfo rd . M rs . C u cci is a g rad u ate o f L y n d h u r s t H igh Shool sn d is a s e c r e ta r y w ith W allace an d T ie m a n i n B elle ­ville. Mr. Cucci. a g r a d u a te of

a « a w n of ro m PMm "-M ftm l w i lh 1 In t in a d >w t iMHi

| Marion Schmidt United in M«rri#9 e

M iss M ar tan S c h m id t, d a u g h te r of M r. an d M rs. S ig u rd S chm id t.

S ep tem b er 30— 8:00 p. m. Public ard p a rty a t th e p a rish h a ll un- "7” " ” " *

de r th e ausp ices o f St. M ary’s e n C h ristian p a ren tscard p a rty a t th e p a rish hallde r th ’ • - -Guild.

O ctober 1—8:00 p. m — Episco­pal R adio P ro g ra m on WOR: G rea t Scenes f ro m G re a t Plays: “C yrano de B erg e rac ."

O ctober 3—T h e 1 9 th Sunday a f ­te r T rin ity . 7:30 a. m Holy Com m union ; 9:30 a. m M orning P ra y e r and C h u rch School: 11:00 a. m. C h o ra l E u c h a ris t and se’- mon.

O ctober A— 8:00 p . m. Y. P. Fm eelinif in nnriak L .ll —*“ ,o **» H#rran n a il '

O ctober 3 ^ 8 :0 0 p. m. M onthly m ee tin g o f th e V estry .

a t 11 w ill include a ch ild ren 's se rm o n an d in fa n t baptism fo r

W estm in ste r P resb y te rian C hurch

KM ge Rd. s a g N ew Jersey A ve.L y a d b a rs t , N. J .

R ev . H o w a rd E. F riebe ly . P a s te r

S u n d a y . J u ly 18. 1948 f :4 5 a. m —S u n d ay School.11.00 a. m .— M orning W orship.

LY N D H U R ST HEBREW CENTER

333 V alley Brook Ave.Iv an E. P erlm an . Rev- 2780 G ran d Concourse B ronx 58, New Y ork

FO rdham 5-1419 S tudy : RU th. 2-9582

F r id a y even ing serv ices begin a t 9 p.m.

Little Joe Winner, But Question is Decided Tardily

L ittle Jo e can e n te r k in d erI g a r ten— by special ru lin g of the

F irst C h u rc h o f C hrist, S c ien tis t

E. P ie rre p e n t A L ia eo la A venues t e R u th e rfo rd . N. J .

_ SU N D A Y . OCTOBER 3.9:45 a. m —S u n d ay Shool,11:00 a. m — M orning W orship.

W orld -W ide Com m union. Topic I S ^ V 'd V U I T . 1" ' ' "To L iv e in E x p ec ta tio n " (M att 1 - d KduCaUon25:1-13)

O c to b e r 4. M onday—M issionary . ___S ociety w ill m ee t in th e L yceum ! m en ta ry cl a t 8 p. m. *•

Oct. 5. T u esd ay — W estm inister ▼as! Y oun* A d u lts C lub m eet in th eS f * * . * * « * • M e t h e e C h u r c h , . ---------------

S o * n * H ChriM ae»*nt»«t, •» I L yceum a t 8 p m T he B u ild in gSuhSay Services « t -11 A. M C o m m itte e will* m eet a t th e M anseS:30 A. M., SuM iy ScMoi. a t 8 p. m. T h e Rev, M erle S m ith

o Mr Un« , : l i w «» a d d re s s th e g ro u p• c lock a t w h ich teMiimonl** of C h ris - | ^ - . 1 O c to b e r 7. T h u rs d a y - .T h e La-

ill m eet i n the L yceumReading Roo«n at i Station Square, j d ies’ A id wop*n daily iru n 11 urn. to £ p s i .except on Hunttaya and legitl hail- • 4,1 * P- mf*Jr* *n<t o r Thursday evening Im a ! O c to b e r 1I Ut > o'clock. O c to b e r 10. S u n d ay —C h ild rcn 's

! S unday .‘■Unreality" is th e .u b je c t for - '* an d * * -* u m ro a * e

■ S unday . O ctober 3. ^ .G o lden tex t: “T lie n .g h t is fa r R ‘^ t° b' r 27 an d 2& ^ A nnu‘l1

spen t, th e d ay is a t h an d : let us th e re fo re c a s t off th e w o rk s of I d ark n ess , a n d le t u s p u t on th** 1 a rm o u r of t ig h t." (R om . 13:12V '

Serm on: P a s s a g e s from the K ing Ja m e s v e rs io n o f th e B ible

include ."T he w ay o f th e w icked is ,as j

d a rk n ess: th ey k n o w n o t a t w h a t ! th ey s tu m b le .” (P ro v . 4:19). Cor

L y n d h u rs t M ethodist C hurch

S ta y v esa a t and Tentine Area. R ev. R obert C. Lintner. F

387 T eatiae Avenue Ruth. 2-8928

O nly , by th e tim e th e board got a ro u n d to tellin g hrtm l it t le Jo e had e n te re d a p aroch ia l ele-

e n ta ry c lass in R u th e rfo rd . L itt le Jo e is Joseph B enedict. L ast w eek Jo e w as b a rre d from

k in d e rg a rte n because th e B oard o f E ducation ru led h e w as born a t 1 A. M., J a n u a ry 1, 1944 A c­co rd in g to th e b o a rd 's regu la tions, y o u n g s te rs h av e to be 5 y ea rs bid b y D ecem ber 31 to q u a lify for th a t f ir s t d ay o f school

T h en th e b o a rd rece ived w ord th a t w a rtim e DST was in effect w h en Jo e w as born. T he tru s tee s reco n sid ered and ru led th a t by S ta n d a rd T im e. Jo e had m ade his d e b u t on m id n ig h t of D ecem ber 31, 1943.

Jo e en ro lled in S t J o sep h ’s

W allace, ^G eorge W allace o f N e w a rk w ere m arried on S a tu rd a y a t S acred H eart R. C. C h u rch , b y th e Rev B ern a rd Moore. T h e b r id e was g iven in m arria g e kfy h e r b ro th e r ,

i P a tsy Senna. A re c e p tio n w as he ld a t the V e te ra n s o f F oreign W ars Build ing fo r 250.

Miss A ngela S e n n a w aa her s is te r 's m aid of h o n o r. T h e M isses

I C h ristin a Sen n a , a is ta r o f t h e ! b ride, and A n n e tte

w ere b rideam sids a n d P a tric ia I P ie re tti. niece o f th e b rid e , w as I flow ec girl.

The best m an w a s C a rm e n ' G iardano of N ew ark . U sh e rs w ere

G eorge W allace^ b ro th e r o f th e i b ridegroom , and J o s e p h F a n te-

leone, al] of N ew ark .T he bride w o re a w h ite sa tin

gown trim m ed w ith a e ad p ea rls and a f ingertip v e il a r r a n g e d w ith a seed pearl h ead d ress . 8 h e c a r ­r ied w hite roses c e n te re d w ith

I a w hite orchid.H er a tten d an ts w o re g ow ns of

yellow , b lue, s n d .,bh*e g reen Styled w ith lace b o d ieaa a a d silk m arq u ise tte sk irta . T h e y w o re m atch in e lace p ic tu re h a ts and cai ried roses T he b r id e 's m o th e r w o re green and th e b rid eg ro o m s J m o th e r wore ro y a l ‘ b lu e , each

H » P ost a v e n u e , L y n d h u rs t, th e b r id e o t W illiam

W eber, son o f M r. a n d M ra. Jo h n

w M teym a. f a i l, it with a lace tomm with ffluatan neckline andt a g a i a e e e a . m 4 a M l sa tin s k ir tfinMhed fa a trakt. H er fingertip vafl fa ll front a a a t ~

hanotis. H e r s is te r w o re a gow n«y f e in t , sty led w B h w H c h she

c a r r ie d w h ite B eau ty

T h e b r id e ’s m o th e r w o re royal b lue, a n d th e b r id e g room ’s m o th e r w ore g ra y , e a c h w ith b lack ac- cessories a a d co rsag ae o f orchids.

T h e re w a s a rec e p tio n a t th e A m erican L eg io n H om e fo r 100. O n th e i r r e tu r n f r o a hon eym oon

Both M r. a n d M rs. W eb er a re g rad u a te s o f th e L y n d h u rs t H igh School. T h e b r id e is a se c re ta ry w ith th e R u th e rfo rd N ationa l B ank in R u th e fo rd . M f W e te r , alao a g ra d u a te o f R u tg e rs U n i­vers ity . is w ith a M idw est F arm P a p e r u n it in N ew Y o rk C ity . He serv ed w ith th e A rm y fo r th re e years, m oat o f w h ich w ere sp e n t in Europe.

A ll th e a tte n d a n ts w o re G re ­c ia n s ty le g o w n s in ja d e g ree n a n d roee b ieg e w ith m atc h in g g loves a n d gold san d als . T hey w e re w re a th s o f iv y on th e ir h e e * a n d c a rr ie d y e llo w rosea w ith ivy.

T h e b r id e 's m o th e r w o re a b ronze co lo red d rea s V i t h b e a d e d bod ice a n d th e b rid eg ro o m 's m o th e r w o re b lu e / E a th w o re e o rch id corsage.

O n th e i r r e tu r n fro m a m oto r t r i p to F lo rid a , th e n ew ly w ed s will* liv e a t S B C aatle te r ra c e . L y n dhurst- B o th a re g rad u a te s o f L y n d h u rs t H igh School. M rs. P ira tx k y a tte n d e d th e W ashing*

Hon School fo r S e c re ta rie s a t N ew ­a rk a n d ia w ith F a u c e tt P u b lica ­tions in N ew Y ork . M r. P ira tz k y is a s team e n g in e e r w ith Pub lic

in th e N avy fo r tw o y e a rs in th e P acific

JoMphiiw Gaccione W*d* Albert Pirattky

W eber, of 10 M ad iso n s tre e t. N orth A rlington , a t 4:30 p m. S aturday , a t a c e re m o n y p e r ­form ed a t R eed M e m o ria l U n ited P resby terian C h u rch , th e Rev. D onald T. K au ffm an , p a s to r , o f­ficiating.

Miss Afcnete S c h m id t w as her w it h "b I a" k *a ccessor i es" ” a'nd '"ii n I o n ly -a t te n d a n t. W illiamo u h id corsage. _____ _ | P hara, of L y n d h u rs t, s e rv e d as

ru , »_____ . . . 1 best m an. U shers w e re H e n ry De

C a ? .d l.he; h ; <'ctoU l e ' r ^ l l l■ liv e ^

M rs. W sM ace" i^w ith B ^ t m ^ n d I M r* M* ‘J' W aljczak . o t R u th - D ickinson. East u th e rfo rd . Mr. I *r ,o rd L o v e Y “ u " *nd

te r of M r. a n d M rs. J o h n B. G ac d o n e , o t m C a s tle te r ra c e . L y n d ­h u rs t. becam e th e b r id e o f A lb ert R ichard P ira tx k y . so n o f M r. and M rs. A lb e rt P ira tx k y . o f M P age avenue, b o th a t L y n d h u rs t. a t a cerem ony P e rfo rm e d a t 3:30 p. m. S unday a l S a c re d H e a r t R. C. C hurch , b y th e p a s to r . Rev. B e rn ­ard M oore. A rec e p tio n fo r 100 w as h e ld a t th e C asa M ana; Tea- neck

M rs M alcolm M acd o n ald w as h e r s is te r 's m a tro n o f honor. T he b ridesm aids w e re th e M isses J o ­sephine B onelli. T e r ry M acK ay. Phyllis S celsa a n d V iola P ira tzk y . s is te r o f th e b r id eg ro om , a ll of Lyndhurst.

Jack

Michael Costen a.Wed* Miss Mongillo

St. J o h n ’s R. C. C h u rch in J e r- sey C ity , w as th e scene o f th c m arr ia g e S a tu rd a y a t 5:30 p m of M iss E v e ly n M ongillo , d a u g h ­te r o f M r. an d M rs. M ongillo o f 241 M o u n ta in w ay , L y n d h u rs t. an d M ichsel C ostanza, son o f V in­ce n t C ostanza o f 8 W est 20th s tre e t, B ayonne. A recep tion w as h e ld a t th e F a irm o u n t H o te l ,1 J e rse y C ity.

M rs. Rose C ooke of K e a rn y , w as h e r s is te r 's on ly a tte n d a n t. Louis T edebbo o f B ayonne, w as b est m an.

T h e b r id e w ore a gow n of w h ite *atin w ith ro u n d n eck line, sh o rt sleeves . w ith w h ich she w ore m atch in g m itts, a n d a fu ll ■ kirt f in ish ed in a t ra in . A sa tin h ead p iece trim m ed w ith p ea rls w as used in a rra n g in g h e r f in g e r ­t ip veil. S h e c a rr ie d a n o ld -fa sh ­ioned b o u q u e t of w h ite flow ers. H e r s is te r w o re p in k s a tin and c a rr ie d a n o ld -fash ioned b o u q u e t o f m ix ed f lo w ers w ith flo w ers in h e r hair.

O n th e ir r e tu rn fro m a m o to r t r ip to F lo rid a th e co u p le w ill

in B ay o n n e M rs. C ostanza

GEORGE MOOO Prop.

41 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J.

O p e n E v e ry Sunday

For* Y o u r C onvenience

W allace is in He

th e co n s tru c tio n ; “Because.” w ith W a rr e n C h r is t­m an. e f K eaasb u rg . c o u s in o t U»e

-The b ride, gi.vfcn in m a r r ia g e by

cas b es t m an. “ a g ra d u a te o f D ickinson H igh U shers w e re M alcolm M acdonald . School, J e rs e y C ity , an d is w ith b ro th e r-in -la w o f th e b rtd e : R u- B ro w n ’s Shoe C o m p an y in N ew dolph G rim m . J o s e p h C a r te r a n d Y ork. M r. C osstanza w as g rad u - M atthew A h m u tv . a ll o f Lynd- a te d ,ro m h ig h school in B ayonne hurst. |a n d is now c o n n ected w ith an

T he b r id e w o re a g o w n of w h ite a u to m o b ile com pany in th a t city . saUn w ith a s w e e th e a r t n e ck lin e j se rv ed in th e a rm y fo r tw o w hich w as tr im m e d w ith seed- y ea rs , in th e P ac ific a rea , p e ir ls ah d b u g le beads, long sleeves a n d a fu ll s k ir t fin ished i in s t ra in . H e r a n g le - le n g th v e il j w a edged w ith fo u r- in c h lace | w o rn b y h e r m o th e r o n h e r w ed- \ d ing d ay S h e c a rr ie d a b o uquet j

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- 1 hope so m eo n e c a n b reak u p S this clique. 4 am s u re it woui ke th e best th in g fo r th e box ing gam e. A n y w ay , good lucl to the T o u rn a m e n t of C h am p ions, th e y ’l l n e e d i t

T hings to rem e m b e r ab o u t Joe Louis: Jo e ’s m a sk - lik e . (ace and som bec s ilen ce b ack in h is early days. M ushky Ja ck so n , th e only m an w ho c o u ld m ak e him laugh P a u l C a v a lie r , no w a lead ing r e f ­eree in J e r s e y , . g iv in g th e S u n ­day crow d a t P o m p to n L akes « rea l show w ith h is c le v e r boxing against th e y o u n g bom ber. K in* L ev insky’s t e r r o r b e fo re going in to th e r in g w ith L ouis. S o pan­ic-stricken w a s th e K in g fish th a t M ike Jaco b s fe a r in g th e C hicago fig h te r m jg h t pass ou t, ru sh ed th e bo u t in to t h e r in g b e fo re th e schedule. T h e s in g le shot th a t sifted th ro u g h o ld P a u lin o U aiu - d u n ’s c u r ta in Of e lbow s an d en d ­ed th a t b o u t th e n a a d therfc. T h r r ig h t h a n d th a t G eo rg e B rescia lan d ed w h ich ‘ s e n t Jo e >eelin* across th e r in g a n d tu rn ta c k an d knockou t th e g ian t, w h ich ru in ed

new school addition. A sign w as h an g o a t o f th e school w indow urging fo lk s to vote for th e sed itio n October 11. B etw een halves, som a stu deats paraded aiour. l carrying signs urging votes for th e addition.

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Mies Em ily P allia a f U l M M I n t h s tree t. New York C ity , w as awarded the hand urac hal tablecloth

Thanks a n due la th a Ladle* A uxiliary C om m lttse haadsd t y Lucy S teven s a*d tha VTW com m ittee baa dad bn W illiam H um phrey far a de lie Ians d tM er and an enjoyable even in g a f dancing. Music w as provided »y Scotty Cation and h is M alady Ace*. A dark h o n e w aa r iat n r i by C om rade U m b e rto Di Toni- niasao. Past Pres iden t M n . Oaaai review ed use post history o f Ihe auxiliary from Ita start up la the p resen t tim e Paat Cam

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1 could ea t jam-filled baked apples fo r b reak fast Sunday, Monday o r all days. To prepare them , 1 core medium-sized apples, place them in a baking disk, and fill each cavity w ith 1 thsp. o f AAP’s lus­cious ANN PA G E G R A PE JAM . Then I cover the bottom o f th e p a n ’ w ith w ater and bake in a m oderate i oven, 375" F ., 30 m inutes, or till • the apples s re soft, basting o c - , easumaUy w ith the Iwpud ih the4

B rig h te s t, b r e a k f a s t id ea ia a month o f Sundays . . . French Toast Logs m ade like th is : Break 2 eggs m to shallow d ish ; beat ligh tly with fo rk ; add l fe cups of

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from the AAP. D ip each slice into egg m ixture. Brown lightly on both sides in hot fa t in heavy skillet. Spread w ith preserVss, and roll.6 servings.

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EH E A T FA R IN A from the AAP. ok 1 cup o f th is pure, reAned w heat cereal in 1 q u a rt .o f boil ing '

salted w ater to a thick mush. Pour into small loaf p an ; chill; tu rn out an d cu t into five or six ‘i-inch slices. Dip in seasoned flour and f ry to a golden brown in hot sk il­let with bacon o r sausage fa t. Serve with jelly, preserves, syrup . ,

On Oct. 10 th e C ooties w ill hold a “L u sh w ell" party and a good lim a with plenty o r M tm h m cn ts is guaranteed w ith Uw tickets priced a t IL K . Tha public is cordially invited In a tten d

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M r. A ntoM cclli is th e o w n e r p f Uie C ltf tp n R id ing A cadem y.C lifto n

Th ey a lso announce that th e paat room s w ill be open each Bel- ready tor a ll w ho vkdt th e peal h e a d q u ar te rs on Saturday »»an lw» urdky afternoon so that football fan s rtiay en joy th e telev ision nf their favorite teama. O f course th e post is open each ev en in g aad Sunday afternoon

T h e V e te ran s ' A llian ce a l L y n d h u r .t . w h ich m c o m p iise d .of! a l l th e v e te ra n o rg an isa tio n s in tow n, w ish h i e x p re s s th e tr sui p r is e a t th e lack o f in te r e s t sh o w n by thc p ub lic m th e In fo im a- lion M eeting h e ld a t th e A m erican Legion Hom e

T h e A rm y a n d p ress MM g iv en Ihe a ff s u c o n s id e rab le p u b lic ity using sound t ra c k s a n d new a*apei item s T h is m ee tin g w es to e x p la in th e n ew d r a f t law . a n sw e r q u es tio n , re g a rd in g serv ice, en lis tm en t, re se rv e se rv ice , N atio n a l G u ard serv ice. e t c . a n d w as n o t a rec ru itin g d riv e . Bo th e p ub lic could q u e s tio n a c tu a l s s rv - l icem an , tw o se rg e a n ts a n a th re e -m o n th teave fro m G e rm a n y w sa on h an d . In s tru c tiv e m otion p ic tu res , sp o rts p ir tu ra s . e t c . w o n show n. P le n ty of e x p la n a to ry l i te ra tu re w as o n han d . S a d to r e ­la te only a m e n h a n d fu ll o f e lig ib le d ra ftee s e a d th e p ub lic a t ­ten d ed . d u e to th e ir in d iffe ren ce to a v ita l p ro b lem w h ich a f f e e ta ' a ll o f ua.

O f co u rse rep re se n ta tiv e s from a ll th e v e te ra n u ig an isa tk m a w ere p rese n t, a s th ey fu lly rea lise th e v a lu e o f p re p a re d n ess, e a d a a y in fo rm a tio n p e rta in in g l a th a a rm e d lo reaa of th a U A A .; imi Bum a*a »*w *m\ » . , 1

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A. Th is ia not a seela l security m atter but rather a n a t te r t lu t is handled by th e C ollector o f In ­ternal Revenue. If th ere Is any question a s to the num ber of w ithholding tax exem ptions that y o n are entitled to, ask your em ­ployer to com m unicate w ith the Collector o f internal Revenue.

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T he tre m en d o u s res id en tia l and business rievelopem cnt in the T o w nsh ip d u r in g th e p ast 30 years w as d u e to a g re a t ex te n t to B ogle’s a c tiv ity .

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H en ry J e ro m e a n d h is O rches­t ra is a t th e H otel Edison G reen Room. T ru m p e te r H en ry J e r ­om e’s f in e o rch e s tra is .tailor-m ade fo r th e c u rre n t band m a rt— is p ack ing th em in n ig h tly in th e G re e n Room of th e H otel Edison D esigned a lo n g so ft an d sm ooth lines, Je ro m e is s tr iv in g fo r sm art s ty lin g s w ith o u t fa llin g p rey to using s tr in g s. ' T h e re ’s sm ooth -flavor Au-om fcj

Fully recovered from a very much n eed ed retf, Judy Oar la n d is n ew before th e cam eras in MGM'* "Easter Parade," in w h ich sh e co-stars with dancing star Fred Astaire. Iv e ry o n e in H ollyw ood is hoping that Judy's m tsrital status reach es a h ap p y en d in g . W hatever d ifferen ces sh e an d her h u sb an d Director V incente M innelli m ight haffe h ad seem to h a v e van ish ed for n e w .

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W ILLOW RUN, M ich.—Thc first ex tensive m o d e l change in an A m erican au tom obile designed since the w a r w as announced to­day by K a iser-F raz e r Corp. w ith th e : i n t r o d u c t i o n of the 1949 K aiser S pecial and D eL uxe se­dans. *

In co rp o ra tin g m ore th an a h u n ­dred im provem ents in sty lin g ahd m echanical fea tu re s , th e four- door m odels a re in fu ll p roduction a t the W illow R un p lan t and will go on d isp lay in K -F d e a le r s h o w ­room s th ro u g h o u t th e country .

E d g ar f . K a iser , v ice p res id en t an d g en e ra l m an a g e r . s a id th a t en g in ee rin g an d too lin g costs in ­volved an e x p e n d itu re of ovei^

.$10,000,000. H e d escrib ed th e 1940 m odels as rep re se n tin g “fa r m ore th an th e a u to in d u s try s tra d i tio n a l ‘face lif tin g .’ ’’

“The new ca rs a re th e re su lt of ^constant resea rch in th e tw o y e a rs

since K -F au to m o b ile s w ere f irs t in troduced ,” M r. K a iser said. “Since A ugust. 1946, .m o re th an 250,000 o w n e rs h a v e recorded

of an exc lusive K -F c lu tch link -age.

37’ A res ty led body w ith a sil- h o u tte th re e inches lo w e r in a p ­p earan ce th an in p rev io u s m odels A n ew grille , bu m p ers , fenders, hood an d o th e r body p a n e ls a re am ong s ty lin g ’ changes.

4. C o m p le te ly red es ig n ed in te ­rio rs w ith new in stru m e n t pan e ls and a color-stV ling p ro g ram of un p reced en ted v a rie ty in th e au to in d u stry . , j

p roach . A n occasional b rig h t tu n e is th ro w n in b u t th is is tre a te d in a lig h t m an n er. B e a t in th ese is w ell d efin ed fo r te rp s te rs . sans ra f te r dynam ics. C ross b lend ing o f tra n s an d sax es g ives c rew its body T u n e choice includes a co u ­ple of w elcom e o ld ie s of th e Black M agic v a rie ty as w ell as c u rre n t h it m ate ria l. T h e fac t th a t H enry uses pop tu n es on h is coast-to- eoast hookup, d e m o n s tra te s th a t he, is e a rn e s tly using e v e ry e ffo rt to c lim b th a t p ro v e rb ia l lad d e r of succjess.

O nce h ea rd . H en ry J e ro m e ’s O r­ch estra can a lw a y s be recognized fo r it o ffe rs s ty le o f m usic th a t is a ll its o w n— a s ty le v e ry r e m ­in iscen t of th e la te an d v e ry p o p ­u la r Hal K em p. G e n e ra lly sp e a k ­ing, th e m usic is soft a n d su b tle w ith th e em p h asis on th e w ood­w in d s .' T h e Lass c la r in e t and f lu te s p ro v id e a sm ooth b a c k ­g ro u n d to stacca to b rass figures, w ith the ru n n in g an d m elodic sax section b len d in g in to c re a te a sw eet and m ellow h a rm o n y th a t is tops for l is te n in g and d anc ing en jo y m en t. H e n ry 's sw eep t ru m ­pet, of course , is fe a tu re d in e v e ry a rra n g e m e n t In th e vocal d e ­p a rtm en t, b esides th e feau red vo­calist, th e boys th em se lv e s a ll jo in in to form one o f th e v e ry fin est of g lee clubs. T h e i r a r ra n g e ­m en ts of th e m an y d iffe re n t ty p es of songs th ey s in g a re u n iq u e and a p leasu re to lis te n to. Je ro m e also fea tu re s rh u m b a s and sam bas th a t a re p lay ed Well, along w ith no v elty n u m b ers i n w hich t h e

boys in th e bend tak e t im e o u t fora vocal chorus.

H en ry has had quite fcrcaraara t C h ild 's P a ram o u n t Rendezvous on B roadw ay , w h ere h e b ed e coast-to-coast h o o k u p end th e op­p o rtu n ity to p rese n t h it m u sic to a ll A m erica. A lso a long m ent a t th e P e lh em w h ere H en ry w on new fans w h o still k< him to p lay those grand old a rran g em en ts a t th e O r of th e H otel Edison, pearance has b een rave notices fro m critics and e%> thusias tic recep tio n s from tb e au* d iences.

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D onald G. F ran cey , chair-

th e K iw anis C lu b and their w iv es at th e f ir s t Ladles’ D ay m eeting o f th e n ew o rg an iz a tio n a t Jo

in g an d d an cin g p leas- Jo’s R e s ta u ra n t Je ro m e and MS O r- D rure, H enry

ch e stra com bine to bring m usic lovers th e v e ry f in e s t in enter­ta in m en t. T hey a re w ith o u t doubt one of the best an d p o p u la r beAds in th e co u n try today .

Groenvelds Hava ParlyThe hom e of Mr. an d Mrs- C . J .

G oenveld , of 511 T h ird a v en u e , was the scene o f a lovely p a rty cn S a tu rd ay , g iv en in c e le b rs tio n of th e fo u rth b ir th d a y a n n iv e r ­sary of th e ir d a u g h te r , V lrg^pia.

D eco iations w ere in th e p as te l shades. F lo w ers an d f ru i t ,W< ' used for tab le d eco ra tio n s W ith b ir th d a y cake as th e ch ie f a t t r a c ­tion . w hen re fre sh m e n ts w e re ’ se rved . . »

G u ests included .L in d s a n d J a - 1 n e t N ielson, M ary an d R ae Figgs,

M ary A nn and S a lv a to re M alta , C h arle s and J u d y A n n G ro en v e ld ,

f R o b ert F e rra n te , L ouis L u d d e k e j I II, M rs. W illiam L e h r it te r , M rs.! C h arle s G ro en v eld , M rs. D om in- i ick F e rra n te . M rs. L o u is L u d - decke, M rs. Jo sep h M u rp h y , an d th e ch ild ’s g ran d m o th ers , Mrs. W illiam B iroc and M rs. C h ris tia n G ro en v e ld . of L y n d h u rs t; A r th u r B iroc. o f J e rse y • C ity ; R o b ert, W illiam and B ruce B iroc a n d M rs A r th u r B iroc, of L itt le F e r ry .

' o v e r tw o b ilfTon 'm iles on o u r ca rs W e h av e p u t th is o w n er d riv in g experience* to w o rk in o u r e n g i­n ee rin g d e p a rtm e n ts to d ev e lo p a b e tte r p ro d u c t "

T he K -F ex e cu tiv e sa id th a t th e f irs t 1949 m odel w a s No. 279,195 in th e accu m u la tiv e g ran d to ta l o f cars tu rn e d o u t b y K aiser- F raze r, fo u r th la rg e s t passenger c a r p roducer.

The f ir s t of th e ’49’s w as p ro ­duced on A u g u st 24, im m edia te ly fo llow ing o u tp u t o f th e last 1943 m odel, h e d isclosed . M onths of -tooling an d sch ed u lin g o f p a rts in to th e p la n t w e re involved in g e ttin g th e new m odels on th e lines w ith a m in im u m loss of p roduction , h e said.

Mr. K a ise r c ite d th e fo llow ing as th e m a jo r fe a tu re s of th e new cars:

1. A n in crease from 100 to U 2 f h o rsep o w er in th e K a iser D eluxe , s ix c y lin d e r en g in e w ith no loss •of fuel econom y.

2 S im p lified c lu tch , s le e t in g . ; acce le ra to r, an d b ra k e m ech an ­isms. F ifty -tw o p a r ts have been e lim in a ted th ro u g h deve lopm ent i

1 Association, pleaded th e o f th e propoesd n ew bos'

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graduate o f Oeof y tow a U niver- atty. f am es B ta e c n w c lu b presi­d en t, presided. Frank C urtis w e l­com ed th e t t fem in in e guests, aach o f w hom w a s p resen ted w ith a g ift, t f r - C urtis p la y ed piano and T hom as A n thon y led sin g

Honor guaOt o f th e d ay w as

F ra n ce y , w ho waa one ^ th e o rg an ize rs p f th e m ovem ent sp onsoring erectiog o f a hospital in th e S o u th B ergen area and* has been closely associated w ith its pro g ress d u r in g th e past t y ea rs , to ld h is audience i g ro u n d w o rk had n ow been do

H e to ld o f th e s te p s lead ing to th e in co rp o ra tio n o f th e hospital a ssocia tion an d th e granting o f a c h a r te r to i t b y th e state and de­c la red it w as tim e to m o v e for­w ard . H e c ite d th e n eed fo r vol- u n tee rs to a id th e p ro je c t, su g ­

g e s te d th e fo rm a tio n o f co m m it­tees w ith in c lu b s to assist and u rg ed h is l is te n e rs to keep the su b jec t b e fo re th e i r resp ec tiv e g o v e rn in g bodies

A s H igh Priority He sa id th e p re se n t goal as

reco m m en d ed b y a p ro fessional su rv ey w as fo r a 100 bed g en e ra l hosp ita l ex p e c te d to cost $1,200,- 000. He rev e a led f in an c ia l assis t­ance m ig h t be fo rth co m in g a t b o th th e fe d e ra l a n d s ta te lev e ls say ing th e p ro je c t h ad b een ac­co rded a h ig h p r io r ity r a t in g , by th e D e p a rtm e n t o f In s titu tio n s an d A gen ices in N ew Jersey .

T he H o sp ita l A ssoc istion t ru s ­tees w ill ho ld th e f irs t fa ll m ee t­in g th is w eek a t th e R u th e rfo rd T ru s t C om pany w h en Vhe ques- t 'o ji of fu n d raising , w ill b e d is ­cussed.

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This w iU b e th e la s t o p p o rtu n ity fo r B ergen CJounty re s id e n ts to sae th e fam ona F re ed o m T rs in w ith i ts exh ib it o f 127 h is to ric a l docu m en ts . E a r ly n e x t y e a r th e tr a in w ill be d ism a n tle d a n d th e p recious, d o cu m en ts r e tu rn e d to th e p e rso n s and in s t itu t io n s w ho le n t them .• T h e T ra in w ill be open* to th e p u b lic w ith o u t Charge

F ifte e n su b co m m ittees w il l b e a c tiv e in a rra n g in g a p ro g ram w h ic h w in accom plish th e tw o m a in p u rp o ae Of th e A m e ric a r H e r ita g e Foundsti^Q : to m ak e e v e ry c itize n u n d e rs ta n d an d a p ­p re c ia te th e d ev e lo p m en t a n d p re ­se n t s ig n ifican ce o f h is h e r i ta g e of fre e d o m ; a n d to m ak e e v e ry c i t ­izen • re a liz e th a t h e m u s t ta k e a n a c tiv e p a r t in th e d a ilv l ife o f th is d em o cracy , an d th a t h e h a s d e f i­n i te o b lig a tio n s as a c itizen in o r ­d e r to p rese rv e an d in cre a se h is freedom s.

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A b o u t 24 p e r cen t of a ll fa ta l acc id en ts happen a t in tersections, a n o th e r 12 pci cen t on curves.M o re th a n h a lf of th e d r iv e rs k ille d in grade-crossing acciden ts l a s t y e a r w ere d isreg a rd in g w ain - in g signs and signals placed th e re to p ro tec t them .

T h e functions of tra ffic con tro l d ev ices a re identical w ith th o se of en fo rc e m e n t officers—to reg u la te , w a rn an d guide tra ffic — ex cep t th&t th ey cannot m ake a rre s ts .C o n tro l devices can be v e ry e f­fe c t iv e in reducing acciden ts, p ro ­v id ed they a re p ro p erly placed, p ro p e r ly designed — an d p ro p erly o beyed.

T ra ff ic co n tro l devices w hich re g u la te tra ffic a re the s tro n g est a id s o f a u th o ritie s in th e ir e ffo rts to red u c e acciden ts and increase th e sa fe ty and conven ience of d r iv e rs an d ped estrian s a like. Thc s to p sign , th c tra ffic ligh t, the p a rk in g sign, th e “n o tu rn ” sign a n d th c speed lim it sign a re r e g ­u la to ry devices. V io lato rs of th e d ire c tio n s g iv en by th ese devices a r e p u n ish ab le by fine in (ra ffle c o u r t : th ey m ay also bc pun ish ed / a r m o re te r r ib ly by in ju ry or

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Tintle’s Plea is Danied By Reeve In Bergen Court

The a p p lic a tio n o f F red R. Tin- tie , m ail carrier o f IBB H ale- don a v en u e , P aterson , to f reed fro m fu rther s tp eo r tfeg the ch ild o f a L yn d h urst wom an now in J a p a n , w a s denied by Ju d g e S. R eev e in B ergen Crim- n a l C o u rt, H ackensack,

T he c h ild w a s b oro in 1#44 w hile T in tle w a s in th e service and a lth o u g h h e d ened the fa th e r , he. w a s adjudged gu ilty of th e charge. In denying the req u est, J u d g e - .R eeve said “you’d b e tte r w a i t a l i t t le w h ile longer.

Hupto m ey fo r T in tle , in fo rm e d th e co u rt th a t he u n d e rs to o d th e m other, L o re tta E. S p ies, is now m arried to a n A m e ric a n in J a ­pan.

T h e B erg en C o u n ty ; P ro b a tio n D ep artm en t sa id i t w o u ld in v e s ti­gate to see i t th e c h ild w a s in Jap an . In th a t case , i t sa id , no m onies w ou ld b e fo rw a rd e d to the m o th e r, b u t if th e b a b y is still in th is c o u n try , p ay m en ts w ould bc fo rw a rd e d to re la tiv es .

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s i d e r a b l e p rogress has b een m ado In th is d u r in g th c p ast te n y ea rs . T h e recom m ended shape, colo. an d size for th c v arious typos of s ig n s a rc : ,

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B ergen C oun ty P o lic e c o n tin ­u e d ’their le ie n te s s d r iv e a g a in s t m oto r vehicle v io la to rs j iu r in g A ugust by issu ing 428 su m m o n ­ses, m aking a to ta ! o f 958 tic k e ts h an d ed out to d r iv e r s in t h e 1 p ast two, m o n th s

T he A ugust r e p o r t m ad e p u b - j lie to d ay by F re e h o ld e r W illia m ; T. Ludlum . c h a irm a n o f th e p u b ­lic safety co m m ittee , sh o w s th « t of thc 423 su m m o n ses issu e d las t

w e re fo r sp eed in g , j 25 for careftcss d r iv in g a n d 71 for fa ilu re to o b s e rv e t ra f f ic , l igh ts T he g re a te s t n u m b e r o f j v io lators, 114. w e re n a b b e d in i P a jam u s: 30 w ere c a u g h t in T ea- j neck. 42 in Saddk* R iv er B o ro u g h an d 35 m W a ld w ick

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Two Passengers HurtI

Two p assen g e rs on th e R uth- ; ci f o rd -L y n d h u rs t-Je rse y C ity bus | w ere sh ak en u p a n d in ju re d slightly la s t w e e k w heri th e bus, d riv en b y M a y n a rd K . R aabe, struck a pole o n N e w a rk tu rn ­p ike, K earny .

Both refu sed a n o f fe r by C o u n ­ty P a tro lm a n S. J . S m ith to be taken to a h o sp ita l. T h ey w ere Mrs. M. J. R u sse ll. 50. o f 14 CarW ton avenue, J e r s e y C ity , a n d

W illiam L. F la n ag a n . 40. o f 1613 T h ird s tre e t. N o rth A rlin g to n .

( A n EdUormT)Every p a re n t whose ch ild rid e s a b ik e w ill w an t to

lake a long look a t th e statistics o n b icycle accidents re ­cently to ta led u p by tra ff ic a u th o ritie s . U nless som ething is done ab o u t, th e com ing y ea r w ill again sec m arc th a n 15 ,000 bicyclists—-most o f th e m c h ild re n k illed o r in ­ju red in s tre e t a n d highw ay acc iden ts . *

E ver since th e com ing o f au to m o b iles, bacprles have been to le ra ted som ew hat g rudgingly as fcybird* jf t th e ve­h icle fam ily— a sort o f cross b c tw fe o a p ed es trian arid a m otor vehicle— w ith n e ith e r w illin g to accep t them . P ed­estrians d o n 't w an t them on th e s idew alks; m otorists call them a nu isan ce and a d anger on tb e streets. W here th e re a re no p ro p e r re g u la tio n , lo r th e ir o p e ra tio n , cyclist* rid e to the rig h t, to th e le ft, th rough re d ligh ts. In a n d o a t be-

,i<lr th e ir b ik e , in crow ded tra ff ic .Sijch a s ta te o f a f fa ir , is ba ir-ra isin g ly dangerous. I t

is u n fa ir to cyclists, m otorists a n d p e d es tr ia n , a lik e ; fo r accidents a re o f te a caused by cy c lis t, even though th e b i­cycle itse lf m ay no t be h it ih th e c rash . B u t p e rh ap s the w orst dam age o f a ll is to c h arac te r. Y oung people, a re en­couraged in h ab its o f recklessness a n d lack o f W spect fo r tra ffic law s, an d th is is th e w ors t possib le p rep a ra tio n for them as fu tu re .citiaens a n d ear-ow ners. ...

C ure fo r th is s itu a tio n w ou ld seem to lie in oatlaw ing bicycles, b u t in g iving them a re sp ec tab le place Bi the tra ffic fam ily . E very com m unity sh o u ld wcIcobk a con­structive p ro g ram prov id ing fo r en fo rcem en t o f such, tra f , fice re g u la tio n s as app ly to b icycles a n d {or th e ir reg istra­tion. licensing a n d inspection .

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R e m iit la c p oaten and other Scout literature waa distributed O n disp lay w ere m onthly ca len ­dars o f th e year ahead, and each (ro u p o f S cooters listed their planned activ ities At the en d o f a series o f (ro u p m setings, there w as » com p lete year's p r o f ram for C ub Scouting. Boy Scoutin g and Sen ior S co u tia f in each of th e f iv e geographical areas served by Tam arack Council. G eorge

Council President from Rutherfo rd, took an active part in th e program planning, and e x Dressed th e general feelin g that th e C on fereace had served to e lim in a te m any of the conflicts

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PLUMBING REPAIR SERVICEEdward Holden

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The Ladies Auxiliary o f the Barringer-W alker Post of the A m ­erican Legion are planning a bus ride to East Stroudaburg. P a . early n e s t m onth with m n . IE F f ie ld in g as chairm an She alao ts h i charge of a merchandiae ciufe w h ich w ill begin to funrtioas al thetr m eeting in October II

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Robert O. MeHagh, SM Ride* road, aaa a t I M Bernard M e- |H ugh and th a lata Mr. M cH ualU h u le ft to b aclp h is stm R si a t th* N ew V ork Stat* M aritim e A c a d - | em y. F ort S c b o y K , M. T

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By one o f those p ecu liar association of ideas— th a t m ean b read a n d cham pagne to p sych ia trists— we, last week, gave A lan Seeger c red it fo r w riting Joyce K ilm er’s “ Trees.In defense we c an only say th a l e rro rs have been m uch m ore fa r-fe tch ed th a n th a t one.

K ilm er a n d Seeger, b o rn w ith in 50 m iles ol each o th e r an d , w ith in tw o years o f each o th e r, lost th e ir lives figh ting in F rance . B oth d ied young. B oth 'died before th e pro ih ise lh a t th e ir early poe try ind ica ted was fu lfilled . B oth le ft only a single poem w hich the general pub lic w ould recall.

K ilm er's is “ T rees.” Serger's is “ I H ave A R endez­vous W ith D eath .”

B oth poem s a re freigh ted w ith a sentim entality , a lostness an d a sense o f groping th a l w ould come from m en who have a prescience th a t they w ill d ie early.

F o r us he reabou ts K ilm er, p e rh ap s, is o f g rea te r in ­terest. For a long tim e, K ilm er lived u p the E rie line if! M ahw ah, the b eau tifu l little B ergen ham let w hich seems ready to fa ll in to New Y ork S tate. “ T rees" i* the poem fo r w hich K ilm er is noted , bu t in poem s like “ T h e Tw elve Forty F ive,” w hich opens w ith the w onderfu l lines. ith- in the Jersey C ity shed, T he E ngine coughs an d shakes its h ead” an d te lls the story o f th e E rie r id e from Jersey C ity to M ahw ah, and “ T h* H ouse W ith Nobody In I t” an d . “S ervan t G irl an d G rocer’s Boy” th a t K ilm ef showeij h is g rea t prom ise. ' -

F o r K ilm er knew th a t it was th e little th ings, hom ey and true , th a t exp la in great tru th s a n d m ake great lite ra ­tu re . H ad he lived he would have gone on to tru e poi-tic greatness.

K ilm er was b o rn in N e w . B runsw ick in 1886 (tw o years b efo re Seeger w as b o rn in M an h a tta n ) , was g rad u ­a ted fro m R u tg e rs an d received h is A B tro m C olum bia in 1906— th e y e a r Seeger en te re d H a rv a rd . H e becam e a te ach er in M orristow n , a book salesm an , ed ito r, socialist and ch u rch m an . H e was converted to C atholicism and was a devou t p ra c titio n e r to th e e n d o f h is days.

T h r e e w e e k , r f w t h i . c o u n t y IiO M ii I > t h e w « t , K A - roer, a lth o u g h th e fa th e r o f fo u r ch ild ren , en listed . Or;

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ffS S S M S S S ff*low in g g r a d u a t i o n from B t Marjr s H lgft School lart June Ho enters as a m fd ah fen aa and w ill graduate In tour year* w tth a B. M. 8 . d egree and ba e lig ib le te receive a com m ission a* — *— in the n a v y raaerve-

M cHugh graduated w i t h --------honors from th e Church at th *Assum ption Gram m ar School in W ood-Ridge. W hile a t S t. Mary-s u - r i - T-< t h . fanthall team during' h is la st tw o years, w a* m anager of th e baaketbaU team his seniftr year, and w on tha his-1 tory a w a r d . tor m aintaining the highest average in h is class at sraduation.

Early in h is h igh school career he se t h is sigh ts for th is academ y sn d took special courses to pre-1

MAKE WHEN THEY BUYg s in en tra n c e . T h e 'ln s t itu tio n wa* r e s ta b lish e d in 74 by th e c ity <*,■N ew Y o rk a s th e N ew Y ork N au tic a l S chool. D u rin g t l f t y e a rs it h a s g ro w n becom ing a s ta te in s titu tio n , t t h a s a fo u r-y e a r ; | course w ith fu ll co llege c f e d i t i n a d d itio n to th e m an y specia lised | ty p es o f n a v a l t ra in in g . j

SAVINGS

Ju ly 28 , 1918, he took p a r t in th«- five-day b a ttle fo r th e r iv e r O urcq. T w o days la te r he wan killed , a sergeant.

Tw o years b e fo re , on J u ly 4, 1916, Seeger h a d been w ounded in tb e v illage o f B elloy-en-Santcrre . H e d ie d th e nex t day— in th e u n ifo rm o f th e F ren ch F o re ig n le g io n , i n F ran c e w hen th e w a r b ro k e o u t, Seeger p ro m p tly jo in ed up w ith 40 o th e r A m ericans. T hey fought alm ost co n tin u ­ally in a ll th e g re a t battles.

W elk th e re ’s a b r ie f ro u n d -u p o f th e live* o f tw o p o e ts * b o m igh t h a v e b een g rea te r save fo r a w a r, th e sam e w ar. A nd w h ile w e red d en ed a little a f te r n o tin g o u r m istake w e d id n 't b lu sh . A fte r a ll, it w as old E d B ok o f th e L adies' H om e Jo u rn a l w jio q u o ted a coup le o f lines from “ T rees '’ a n d th e n g ran d ly a ttr ib u te d tjien i to Jo h n M asefield . B ok h a d to w ait a m o n th to apo log ise in p rin t. H e *aid th e “ex q u is i te linet* w ere w orthy o f Jo h n M ase­fie ld . - \, Im rmmfamhw* ¥ l l w ar w isk »«?— «e» w fcfrotyw— + m » anI injustice.

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Vaed b a se s bought and sold

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M O H A W K RA DIO &R E F R IG E R A T IO N

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F o rm e rly S m ith 's Radio and .R e fr ig e ra tio n of B elleville

Mrs. Gamper HosfetsMrs. E v e re t t G a m p e r o f 282

L iv ingston a v e n u e w as hostess a t d in n e r la s t e v e n in g a t D orandos o n V alley B ro d k a v e n u e w ith M rs. D 6ro thy B la u t o f C a r ls ta d t as the guest o f honor. T h e d in n e r w as in ce le b ra tio n of M rs. B lau t's b irth d a y a n n iv e rsary .

O th e r g u ests w ere th e M isses G ladys Z ipp, V ero n ica G re e r and K itty P a rk s a n d M rs. E d n a M ae P h a ro o f L ynd .hurst a n d M rs D o­r is H eug le o f J e rse y CKy. T he m eal w as se rv e d b y can d le lig h t. T h e re w e re f in e g ifts fo r th e honor guest.

Mr*. Capaccio Honored i A* .Surprise Party Hara j

M rs. J o s e p h C apaccio o f 343 M ilb u m av e n u e w a s h o n o red a t a su rp r ise b ir th d a y p a rty g iven by h e r fam ily . A U rg e ca k e f e a - ' tu re d th e d e c o ra tiv e schem e.

G u e s ts w e re M r. a n d M rs. G er- a rd D oto S r. a n d c h ild ren , M rs. P a u l D oto, M r. a n d M rs. L ouis D i N a rd o a n d ch ild ren , M r. a n d M rs. P e te r D oto a n d c h ild ren , Mr. an d M rs. V in c e n t D oto a n d so n ] F ra n k , th e M in e s P a u lin e . R o m . | Jo sep h in e C apaccio , a ll o f N ew -j a rk ; M r. a n d M rs. M a rtin D oto o f , F a i r L a w n ; M r a n d M rs. Jo h n j sep h C apacc io a n d c h ild ren , of L y n d h u rs t; M r. L e c n a id L ie d e r 1 of P assaic . > ,

"S U R P R IS E r• T ' H E Y ’V E t e e n m a r r i e d j u s t a y e a r , a n i l e v e r y th in g ’ *

* f l M . . . B i l l d i d n ’t t e l l J a n e a b o u t h a v i n g a s a v in g * a c c o u n t a t t h e B o i l i n g S p r in g * S a v in g * A s s o c ia t io n u n t i l t h e o t h e r d a y . . . . W a * * h e s u r p r i s e d !

I t ’* a n e x c e l le n t i d e a l o r a l l y o u n g f o lk * , m a r r i e d o r tu n . g le , t o h a v e a t h r i f t a c c o u n t . A n d th e r e '* n o b e l t e r p l a e e t o h a r e i t t h a n in t h i s m u t u a l s a v in g s i n s t i t u t i o n . H t n , y o u c a n o p e n a n i n s u r e d s a v in g s a c c o u n t f o r a* l i t t l e a a o n e d o l l a r . H e r e , y o u r m o n e y e a r n s r e g u l a r s e m i - a n n u a l d iv id e n d * . A n d th e r e a r e >’» s e r v ic e c h a r g e * .

W h y n o t c o m e i n a n d o p s a y o u r s a v in g s a c c o u n t . I f y o u d o * o o n o r b e f o r e n r x l V n e s t la y , y o u r s a v in g * w ill e a r n in t e r e s t f r o m tht* l i r - t v l Ihe m o n t h , l o u g a in a m o n t h '* e a r n in g * .

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A tt r a c t iv e ly d e c o r a te d h o m e o f s ix r o o m s , u l tr a m o d ­e r n U t a t o n . s te a m o i l , c o p p e r t u b in g , o n e e a r g a r a g e ,in one o f L y n d h u rs t’s best loca tions ,la rge p lo t, f ru it trees, b e rrie s , g rapes, etc. G ood m ortgage availab le— $ 1 2 ,2 5 0 .0 0

Tw o o f y o u r ne ighbors, old residen ts o f L y ndhurst, a re now salesm en in o u r o rgan isation .

C onrad B ieger - W illiam A. B lack, why no t call on one o f th em to show you th is an d o th e r p ro p erty fo r tale.

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