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Defense Councila n y N ow

W ar Bonds !a n d T H E S O U T H B E U G E N R E V IE W

Vol. XXIV., No. 14 Entsrad a» second clsss mattar April T. ISS*. I t ««a eo .t Oftlt« • t Rutherford. N . J . , under the A ct of March 3, w n . LYNDHURST, N. J.

*TH URSD AY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1943 1U R ID G E ROAD r a o n r a m i t- iu i five Cmh

H ig h S ch o o l T o

O p p o se B ig B lu ePage Has Young But Peppy

Team to Field Against Old Foe in Rutherford

Injured In A ction F a th e r And Son

T o W e d

Lyndhurst's Golden Bears begin another year on th¡r,grid­iron Satu rday when they lum ber in to Rutherford to meet the B ig Blue team from that borough.

The gam e w ill see two inexperienced teams come to grips. Both have been badly hurt by graduation and losses to the A rm y and Navy.

However, at Lyndhurst, there it a quiet feeling that this year may be different and that the young but heavy boys w ill come through.

Rupert Page, still batting for M ike Mvirburg, on leave in the Navy, haii worked out for three week* w ith the youngsters. He is satisfied the y are greener, if heavier, and peppier than any of the teams of recent history.

TWO LK T TER M EN B A C KHe had just three of last year's

letter men w ith whom to work when he started. Now he has two. Grimm, the husky guard, hurt himself and w ill be out of action. But Zupowch, at tackle, and Zopola, at center, the other letter men, are still available.

The team suffered another blow when Pete Canacci was in­jured. He is out for the season Canacci had been counted on to bear the brunt of the ball carry­ing.

The backfield w ill line up w ith Pete, Brant, Brady and Berna- diño. Pelo and Bernardino are juniors, and the other two sophs.

Other backfield candidates are loaeo, Sailer, Carberry and Lem- bo.

A t the ends w ill be K err and DCCarln, W ith Lem iso and M at­thews in reserve A t tackle w ill he Zupinski and Giaquinto w ith PSppon, Mastandrea and Dick Burke, »on of Principal Burke, it» «nerve.

Guards w ill be Fu ller and A I­M S » , wKH-apM i and Duffy as replacements. Eopols and De Vineo w ill «hare the center job.

S c h ro e d e r C a r r ie s L y n d h u r s t

B y 1 6 4 V o té is L o s e s C o u n ty B y O v er 8 ,0 0 0 in B a d D e fe a t

Miss Florence TroeberM r. and M rs. O tto F ro eb er of

C hestnut A ven u e , Irv in g ton , a n ­nounce the engagem ent o f the ir daughter. F lo rence , to Forest A W illiam s, J r . , son of M rs Rosalie M. Kero , 623 N e w a rk Avenue, Lynd hu rst.

Miss T roeber is a graduate of Irvington High School and Mr W illiam s attended L y n d h u r s t High School and the National School of- Welding. He i* now employed at Federal Shipyard*.

No date has been set fo r the wedding.

Arthur Colabella, Jr .A rth u r C o labella , J r , son of

A rth u r Co labella and the ate Sadie Co labe lla of 207 Fern A v e ­nue w as in ju red in action in 8i-

| cily, his fam ily w a * notified last week A recent le tte r from the soldier to h i* fa m ily recited ve ry little deta il of the circum stances

j o f his in ju ry , but he did say he 1 was in a hospital and was w e ll j treated.

C o labe lla is a graduate of the Lynd hu rst H igh Schoo l and the Pennsy lvan ia M il ita ry College W h ile at P M C , he w as active in

j ports and becam e a lieutenant | in the R .O T C H e enlisted in the ! arm y im m ediate ly after gradua- ; tion in Fe b ru a ry o f this year Ho

was sent ovtrseas. w here he saw action in S ic ily H e was aw arded the Pu rp le H eart m edal w h ile til the hospital recuperating from

: his in juries.

Exercises For Draftees

Prívale John P. Ortlhowskii P v t Jo h n P. O rlik cW *k i. son of i M r and M rs J . O r lik o w sk i of

506 Fern A venue , is ce leb ra ting lus 20th b irth d ay Septerabet 13 ( today ) som ew here m N orth A t-

I rica . He w as inducted in ;)he A rm y Fe b ru a ry 10, IM S and re

I ce ived his basic tra in in g a t F rt B ragg , N C- -

In the p icture above are Jo h n and his father, w h o is a vc te t an of W o rld W a r . I A brother W 1 ham , enlisted in th e N avy , and is stationed at G re a t Lakes

LU RTBA D RR H ELP IN GEd Lust bade r, flashy quarter- |

back of Lyndhu flt’a first ch a m ­pionship team about 1,000,000 years ago, is helping w ith the coaching and has made a b ig h it w ith the boys

There were some w ho thought football would he out th is y e a r But Principal Burke said:

“ It is recognized that one o f the reasons American so ldiers p e r- form so b rillian tly on the b a t t le ­field ,i* their deep and thorough training in athletics. Fo o tb a ll has proved a particularly insp iring game and it would be a d is ­service to the country's w a r e f ­fort to abolish it ”

EIGH T-GAM E SC H ED U LEThe Golden Bears w il l p la y an

eight-game schedule, and possibly nine, if Athletic Director Olsen can arrange a tilt w ith a Group Three or Group Two school fo r Ortober I f

The schedule:September tf .

IS —Rutherford, awsy.

New Officers Are Installed

Program Now Being A r­ranged for Boy* Going

Off to BattleThe Lyndhurst Elks w ill have

ceremonies for the contingent of draftee* leaving from Lyndhurst ind* N o r« l I t r Ti h g t o n, Friday m orning at Lyndhurst H i g h School Appropriate rerem onies are being p rep a re d 1 by Ex a lted R u le r Joseph F B a d e r through his chairm an, H a r ry Ackerson j The people of Lyn d h u rs t and North A rlin g to n are co rd ia lly in i vited to attend. *

B A D E R R E P O R T S Bad er Stated that the Pe n n y ;

B rigade chairm an, H a r ry Acker- i •son, has received m any, such let- j terr, and w il l try to publish more

................................ ........ .................. A : , f u r t h w : .said t i ia t . ,i.>Tlx- Harold G Ba rr in g e r Post his know ledge, m ore than 4.000

of the A m erican Leg ion installed eartpn* of cigarettes have been new officers Tuesday, Sep tea ibe i sent to the boy* in service Th is 2 U t W ill ia m Ja r v is succeeded w ork has been ca rried on. for the R a lp h Lecoque as com m ander past tw o and one-half years The

O th e r officers insta lled w ere gifts sent are in addition to the

W illiam Jarvis Succeeds Lecoque as Barringer

Post Commander

V ice commanders, G ro ve r Heme- dorff. S r . A rn o ld H o lzherr, Pa t A ppello , C h arles C erneg lia ; R e ­cord ing A d ju tan t, C liffo rd W in * get. F inance O fficer. A J K ie fe r ; Sergeant at arm s, H a r ry Pa ve ro ; C o lo r bearer, S Schack ; S ta n ­dard bearer, P Fusco. H istorian

cigarettes presented to^ draftees as they leave L yn d h u rs t and North A rling ton

Fo r th e ’ first tim e, the E lk s have undertaken to send a fu ll carti.n o f cigarettes to eve ry man and wom an in serv ice from these two com m unities Lad ies w il l re-

§—W . M ary's, home 9—Clifton, home

l$—Opent t —Egjrt Rutherford, home l a - L o d i . away

H a r ry Hanson, C h ap la in . Past j ceive randy or cigarettes, »nd the Com m ander Ra lph L Lecoque men w il l be sent razor blades

T h e Post held open house ,to or cigarettes the public w as held, w ith re Contribution* for th is fund m ay freshm enls served A ll ex-service ) be sent to The Com m ercial Lead men and m en home cm fu rlough ! e r < flk-e. 25# R idg e Road A ll w ere invited to attend M usic | contribution» w ill be listed was fu rn ished by the Post's J u n ­ior O rchestra

T h e insta llation was conducted j Assistant Prosecutor Jam es A• hy C o u n ty Com m ander G a r lin g e r Brealin , Com m issioner C larence

Dr. Buchholtz Resigns As Pastor Here

Local Minister Told He W ill Be Missed by

His Parish

A special m eeting of the crm- grcgatm n of the W eatn im ste i P resb yte i ian C h u rch wa* he ld on M onday n ig h t in the church au d ito rium fo r the purpose <;f a*« mg on the resignation of it* pa» tor, Rev F re d e r ic k H BuehhoR/ S T D T he resignation w il l take e ffect on O ctober 1st

R e v M e lv in M orris , p an to * ,« ? the C’sris tad t P r e s b y i e r i * c s > Church , represen ting the J c r w y C l jy P resb ytery, acted as M*»tt r a to r of the m eeting

T he ca ll for the m eeting w as read by *Dr Buchho ltz . who •»!*■ offered a p n ? e r S tan le y M ae D o w e ll w as c le rk of the session T h e resignation, w as read b y the c le rk »nd, o n - m otion, it w as a c ­cepted afte r expressions of re g ie t on the part of various m em bers of the congregation

D r Buchholtz responded to the rem arks and stated that he w a s so rry ii) le a ve L y n d K u r it but lie ved it w a * a w ise move, rh l. f ly fo r reasons of health of him se lf and his fam ily He said that he had accepted » rlaas as pa-lor o f a church in Demmg. V w M ex ico

T he pu lp it com m ittee to « r range for cand idates for the [» a to rate are Messrs P e rry M ac D ow e ll, Beh ren s and W r . gg also Miss A lio- Cohn M u M a r y S m ith and Ja m es B e verson

R e v M o rr is was e lrcted M od e ra to r to se rve u n til * new pas to r is selected

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Township C le rk Dominick J . Livelli C e le b ra te s 20th A n n iversa ry On Job

D om in ick J U v e i t i , genialtown tierfc *1 Lynd hu rst, m arked< m ilestone in his |*ubln- careei

sal -.»»•* >,* ft-he com pleted JOyears t f servie*- tu the tornisti luty a» tow n c le rk l ie was

i nlarned to the position he he* he ld for tw o dt-cSde*. on Septem ber 17 192-1 tu the R oa id ' of

. Commission* ! » then consisting of M ayor J t hn J W oode Georg« T So u th » h » s s i in charge of the street d ep a itm ent and A l

. fed I I C ran ksh aw , w h o was the j com m tsstnnrr at re ve n u e and j finance

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•—Ramsey, home IS —North Arlington, sw sy IB —Belleville, away

assisted by Coun ty V ic e Com : m andé is D av ies and L’ llm an

M - . nn c - hui+I Jero m e Alonzo

Joins W A V E S ^ onore< P a rtyM r s L u c ille A lonzo Ä44 Penn-

Sherwood, M ayo r A lex sn der A l Ian, Tow nsh ip A tto rn ey Joseph M ettila , w ith the fo llow ing per mancnt com m ittee fnr the year A l Re id . Hubert Lagerenberg. H arry B rig h t, A r th u r Sutton George Kaherenbaeh Ja ck S te r man and H a rry Açkerson t ha ir

Fred P. HouseFred P House n# JM V a lle y

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M Ih . Joan Schult*, daughter of S a tu rd ay night st s d in ner p a rty M r and Mrs M ilton Sch u ltz , in ce le trs t io n o f tht b irth d ay an- form rrly t* Chase A venue, now n ive rsa ry o f he r husband. J e rrf ftorth Bergen, has enlisted in rom ethe W A V ES, snd w ill leave on ] Guests were M r snd Mrs C J

1 In begin tra in in g st j A lo n eHunter College. New Y o rk

Miss Schultz attended U n io n M rs F rsn k Lom bard i. M r» T A lH ill High School in Untoci C ity and Memorial Hfe* Schoo l in Wenl New York

sy lvam a A ve n u e entertained on m* n- nil members of the E lk sY o u r con tribution w ill be

Jt re s t ly appreciated S n amount is too sm all o r too large A ck e r »on declared that 1500 of the to- , tal sum «ought should h* in by October TO. h r gift» to b e asrnt overseas ’ h * rem ain ing |5oo m for g ifts w ith in th is country and should be rained by N ovem ber 19

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b ino of L yn d h u rs t S a l ly S igna of R u th erfo rd , and M r and M rs J ts e p h A lonzo of Je rse y C ity j

CHRISTMAS GIFT FUNDFo r the Boys and G irls in S e rv ice

Sponsored by thm Elks Penny Btigodt , and Th* Commercial Leodtr

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M rs Je rom e E M undy spent th t m onth o f August at A von Inn. Avow. N J M is M und» furmeety •<< W T W ataue A r a w soM bei fcmne and tm tbe pne* year baa baaa h e tag tutti bee la u g H e r Mes » V 's w taf M L a fayséte f f s e r

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H»nsactio ii» o ve r the period ofyea ia

T tie rv were m u ltitud inous «lu tics o t be psrfium ed , but la « as he is know n to a ll kept right at h i* w ork in s sp irit of luyslt>•nd fnendlinea* which has an desied. him to many local resi dents toiling night and day oft times, in order tu acromplieh his asatgnments

"Dot tctls us that he is not ss •tttuig, physically a* he was lu years ago. but he is still strong in mind snd in ht* purf or manes of his duties He saya he baa enea some sordid things and some very lovely thing* thtivsgb the yeara, but as s whole, ht» rlcrhahlp has been a pleasant eaprrlence

M r Livè lli is s son of the late : Antonio snd Hwtrese U ve lli of Su llivan Street New York City His fathe reame to the United States from Italy ai the age <»f 11, in the y eat - log}

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Holy Program Is Outlined

Rabbi Silmen Announces Services to Usher in

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FACE TWO T H E L E A D E R 1 ~ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1S4J

Miss Miriam DuBeau WedsM iss M ir iam E . D u B e a u ,

daughter c l M r. and Mrs. Joseph Turano, 287 P a rk A venue, be­came the bride o f Sgt. M ichae l L iparu lo , U S M C , son of M r. and

.Mrs. Jo h n Nolan, 126 Pa rk A v e ­nue, Ru therfo rd , a t a double ring cerem ony perform ed at a nuptia l mass at Sacred H e a rt C hurch on Saturday , Sep tem ber 11. R e v . T J : M cD erM ott, pastor, 'officiated

M rs. H e len Hyatt played the wedding m arch and recessional She sang “ I Love You Tru ly " and "A v e M a r ia ."

T he white-carpeted b rida l aisle . w as m arked off w ith w h ite satin ribbon and w h ite sum m er flow ­ers.

% bride, who was given in m arriage b y her step-father w ore a w h ite satin gown with ; lcng, tra in and a long ve il wit! bonnet shape head piece, trimmo w ith _cran g e blossoms. She cat ried w h ite orchids on a prayc book showered w ith spray orcl. ids. csrsi-

Miss Dorothy Griffin of Hill- ide was maid of hono\ She wore

a blue lace and net- gown and a ciara of yellow loses with shoul­der length veil and carrtéS ai arm bouqui.-t.of y t llo w rofes.

Corporal J s;ph CareBu, U SM C of Paterson, was best man. ani Cpl. W illiarh Armes, USM C. of Paterson, and Pfc. H jr ry .C a line also of the Marine Corps, of Pas saic, were'"ushcrs.

The mother of tbo bride wort » street length dress of sugai ;lum, w ith black accessories, au< .he mother <,f the groom wore a !a<k st e "t length dress trimmed

•. ith sequins. Both wore corsages f orchids.A u c e j tion for I (Ml was hole

t Dorando's Tn pieal Room.The couple have left for Cam|

'.ejeun':, N. C . wh re they .wil "".tajte the ir home near the M a­

ne bu.; !‘ t re.Both young p< ople ar:’ gradu

j t s of Lyndhur. t High School'

Miss Schneider MarriedM iss M a r g a r e t SchneHer.

daughter of M r and Mrs. F red ­erick ScTineider,- of Jersey C ity , and C hristopher Leah y ; son of M r. *nd M rs . Ja m es Leahy, 619 Fou rth S tw e t . Lynd hu rst. were m arried , pt 5 p. m. Sun day at St Arm ’s C hurch , Je rs e y City Rev. F ranc is M a rt in , chaplain of Holy. Nam e H osp ital, Teaneck. per­formed the cerem ony The bride was g iven in marriage by hei father.

M iss M a ry Turner was brides - maid and Clarence Golembiewski w as best man.

Pa tr ic ia Schneider, sister of the bride, was flower girl, and Rus sell M cD ede and John Colie. cousin of the groom, of Lynd hurst, w ere ushers.

The bride -was dressed in a white taffeta" gown, made peifl, cess style, with a long tulle ve il at ranged cap shapf S tir carried a large bouquet of white r->v •.

The rnaid o f honor wore a peri w in k le blue dress with veil to match and carried .a large b ou ­quet of delph in ium

"Hie flowe r girl wore a pink taffeta dress w ith matching bon net and carried roses

The m other of the bride w o n a m ilita ry b lue dress with match ing accesseries. The moth-r of the bridegroom wore a Drown dress w ith aqua accessories Both wore a c tn a g e of orchids

A reception for 1(H) was lv h< after the cerem ony at the horn, of the1 bride. Fo llo w in g a trip, tie couple w i l l reside at 619 Fourtl- Street.

The b ride is a graduate of the

Miss Ketkeisen ToMarry J . Whalen

Miss K.elen Keckeisen, daugh­ter of Mrs. Adolph Keckeisen of 372 Page Avenue, and John F.Whelan,. son of" Mr. and Mrs. J . I Whelan; 272 Travers Place, w ill be m arried Satu day, October 2 at a nuptial mass at 10 a. m. at Sacred H a r t Church.. Rev. Thomas J McDermott, pastor of the church, w ill o ll^ate . >«.

Miss Keckeisen is a graduate of Lyndhurst High School and is employed in New York City. M r. Whelan is a graduate of the Lyndhurst High School and Stev- ( ns Institute of ' ethnology, Ho­boken. H e is employed as a re­search engineer in Bloomfield.

Holy Nam e Hospital Sehoe 1 of Nursing The bridegroom is a graduate of L y ri d ti u r s t High School arid is employed at the Federal Shipya d. Kearny. He is a, member of the Lyndhurst Klks Lodge.

A lice V, S ie fe rt Engaged to M arry

Mr. and Mrs;. W illiam J . Si-- ft rt, 144 I ’jgo Avenue, announced the < ngagement of their daugh­ter, Alie-- Veronica, to Pvt. Al fred .1 Huber, ii of Mr. and M is K a r l Huber, 215 Page A v e ­nue, at a dinner party Saturday night a t the Diamond Horseshoe Guests present wer:* Mr. and

-Pàti“«-! Aises Sic iieferf

Mrs. K a r l llu lier, Mrs Cora Id j Zeek, M iss Alice Duruiing, Mrs: K : í I— f it t i ’ 1 . h Mi-

Dum.ing. I ‘V1 llube-r, fert mil Mr „ nil Mrs

i No date was je t for tin- v.ed ? ding.

Mo So ,'o.t I ;r craduate ■. I ; t.vndhuist Ifiglr .Selioul and the Washington School of Secretar• s.. She c now associated, with Be in fit iallManegornc nf Cot|>ora- ti< n. Ne wark P v t Hut or is a• ladifat- of l.\o(llnr-st H ig h Se hex I and i st etioned at Lotiisl- ina State Unive rsity, where- he is i student in Engineering ifi the 'Vinn- Sp eiali t Training Pro- e.r.-.m

M’ Kdwin Woodman e *f Ferii \ve nu» Is up end about again

after a two weeks illness

Miss Schneider Feted A* Show erMrs. Joseph Colic-, 127 V a lle y ,

Brook Avenue, entertained last. Wed: esday night at a surprise rnirc(HlaiK'eus shower in honor o f ! Miss Margaret Schneider, daugh- j tc r of M r. and Mrs. Frederick Schruideir of Jersey City. Miss; Schnieder was married Sunday it 5 p. in. to Mrs. Colic's rfephew, Christopher Leahy, son of Mr and M rs James Leahy, 619 Fourth Street, at St. Ann ’s R o ­man C ii t h o 1 i c Chufch, Jersey C ity.

Decorations al the shower were in white*. (Refreshments Wen- se rvc d after presentation of gifts, j

Guests were-* Mrs. Kr'cle-Vitk Se•hneider, Miss M u iie l Schnei- j eh i , Mrs Charles Johnson, Je r ­sey C itv : Mrs W illiam Leahy of B rook lyn . M is Helen O 'Neill, i M i Jan ie: Ryan, ,c I fhn rison; Mrs A i . I. i w Ijjillisso'y and Mis- • {Catherine Hallissoy n f Union City.

Mrs. Andrew l.allisse-y. Jr .. Mrs L illian Quigley, Mrs. Frank | RumfK-ltin, J r . Misses Anna litis sell. Anna Ga ill, Mrs H< il Re illy Mrs. Marie- Brockman, Mrs. M hulemio, Mrs W iln ier Decker,

■ M n i ' rl-tit—-C-rfct-cHi—¿*-1 ,--Mr.;—U-jl.ecofjin, Mrs. Janies Leahy, Mrs Ciale nee Gol< n-ilii- wski, Mi- se: F ranc Rogers, Marian and Dori'thy Cor-fc-e’ and C laire Colii j of I.yndhurst

- M r and Mi K W ard Em ery : of 32ft Lm ngst'jn Avenue have a- thiHr tun -t for several weeks- Mr Emery'- islor,' M is H.-nry.

¡ Dantii rfie id of 'I'opeka. Kansas. Ariel I h i eti Mi Balph Grote-

. fi *.d and -on. Edwin. of Haiti i in ■ i * *. M il, are spending a few days here'.

Th- Young People's Fellowship n f St .Thomas' Kpiscop.il Church hole! a business meeting and so e iaI al the church hull last night

Sto rk Show er Fo r M rs. M aeK ayThe home of Mrs. C. f i M ac

Kay, of 152 Riverside Avenue, was the scene of a surprise stork shower given in honor of M rs A lL t i t Shapley of Paterson. The shower was arranged by M i’s. Russell Cumis Key.

Deforjtions were in pink and blue. G ift packages were ar langed" in a decorated p layper tvith a miniature stork arranged oVer it.

Guests included M rs Annp Shapley, Mrs. Dorothy Shaple-y Mrs. Em ily Shapley, of Eas* Ruthr rford; Miss Emma Bellm er, Mrs. Nettie Sauer of Wood-Ridge: Mrs. Rose.Nelson, of W est New York: Mrs. Margaret K le in , of Union C ity : Mrs. A. B. Bellm er. Miss L illian Bellmer, of Hc-Ho- Kus; Mrs. Madeline Cort, of Belleville .

Miss Margaret M u.phy, Miss Thelma Harrison, Mrs. M arie Dobelton, Miss Edna Korpon, Mrs, Ruth Locking, Mrs.. Jo se ­ph ine’ Linforstt, Mrs. V irg in ia Drazba, Mrs. Evelyn Dunn, Mrs. Louise Tapols, Mrs. Marion Cas­sidy, Mrs. Lena—Serricota; Mrs;" G rate Hilds, of N ew ark; Mrs. Rost M iltby, of Livingston.

Also, Mrs. Celeste Powells, of Rutherford; Mrs. Vera K rech of Nutley; Mrs. Florence Schm ell, Mrs Margaret Grt’ller, Mrs. Klaine Smith, Mrs. Ce-lo Salata, Mis. Mari-- Stammer, Mrs. A u ­gusta M aeKay, Mis. Anna Mess-- ing, Mrs. Sylvia Messing, w ith the hostess of the evening, Mrs. Barbara Cummis Key, o f l!,ynd- hurst; and Mrs. A lbert Shapley, of I'jto i.ii.ii, guest of honor.

standing unfo lds M in d ,Truth, and Love,—and st rates the divine ! the spiritual ftpo f of th« i n ­verse in ChriH iaB Science" (p 505)

Mind- " Life- Ruth Hockstrasser- . ! * P

¿ 7 « ? To sM r

Judith GallagherMarks 3rd Birthday

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"BACK THE ATTACK

* BUY WAR BONDS

YOU ARE TH E LIN K BETWEEN SOME SOLDIER

YO U KN O W , . . AND V IC TO RY .

Maybe he is ycur son, husband, sweetheart or fath r. Ho may

be jus» a (riend. You know, the boy who used to crack your

evening paper against your front door abouj dinner time.

Wherever he is today— cn ore of the invaiion fcooc/) heeds, or

waiting io open still another frent— he's your boy ; and he is

counting on you.

B U Y W A R B O N D S

William C . Collins( O i l I N ' M l M e n u \ l I M

253 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst, New Jersey

Jud ith Gallagher, daughter of M i. and Mrs. Frank S, Gallag- h i of I Mi Ridge Road, was three ye hiri old Monday. The event was e i-1 • I ati el with a pie-annive-r- a iy party given at her home on

Satu idaj.D: "e.ratie ns were in pink

Games and othei party festivities were e*njoyed. Moving pictures were taken of the children at their play.

Pit- nt at the party were the child's grandmothers, Mrs. Frank Vi Gallagher and Mrs. W illiam .Schulte-, Mrs. W illiam F. Galag- he-r with her son, B il ly , and elAughtar, Naomi, Mrs. S. S. Scierbo and son, Paul, Mrs. W i l ­liam Bello, Mrs. J J Bonelli and daughter, Beverly, w ith the hon- i i eel guest, Juelith Gallagher, and her niiitlwr, hostess, of LynH hu -t; M rs T. L. Lauritzen aiid

; Miss Frances McQuade of Ruth- e-rl'ord.

Mrs. Iluw u id S. Bridgm an, Mrs. I A rthur Duiker, Mrs. M ary Mor- ' ris. Mrs. Frank Dunne, Mrs. C o r­el-,n Gerard,. Mrs. A. L. Ludlum , Mr* J . R Richards and Mrs Earle Greenleaf of Lyndhurst,

; w ith Mrs. Edward Morris of Rutherford enjoyed a theatre and dinner party in New York M on ­day night.

S t . M atth ew ’s £ iL u th e r a n C h u r c h

Valley ISruuk and T ravcn t l n i Lyndhurst. N . J .

Rl-v. Geurge itu ifc r 295 Travers PL , L>ndi.ruitt, X . J

Ruth. 2-Zi:;4 Sunday, Sep tem ber "*iU i

9:15 a. m . Suod .10:30 a. r n , I

" Je su s and the L e x e rs ~ T V - n s - sage w i l l be a tun - iy e-r. ■ f : ‘ people c,f our own -and h e a r the Wr. d ’>

S t . T h o m a s ' E p is c o p a l Church

Forest anil Sluyvesan* A n a nR ev . R o w lan d F ?•->■». V -

351 L iv ings o r> A Sunday, i-iptt-mber IS—

14th Sun day Aft 7:30 a. m . Ho ly V . . ..9:30 a. rn., Chu S.

ship and instrur-ti-.11:00 a. nr. L ita A %

Com m un ion S e t , subject: “ Beg in Wh- Y si V. B ib le R ead in g Matt >.i M u n d jv , S tp t mbf r K

St. Margaret’s ;ad w at th e 'C h u rch H a l l & m ;

L yndhurst Metho<fist C hurch

Stuyvrsant aneT Tuntiar I i t t -Rev. G . W A lex an d e r. 'PSkrtw

307 Torit - niieRuth 2

iiindav, S *pt. ni,c, •<--9:45 a m (,'J i, ■ - -

lessen- to:11 :W a, m . ! ’

vice, wi th ;Thursday Her: -> . 11 t

5:30 to fi p. fli..D in n er to, b church. Mr.- < ■ e-

| ch a irm an t . r - . .•*:- in . * -rf.Sun dav , Octobi r 3-—

Ra lly Day n t * ur. ■ $,; Mrs. Edgar ! I - » fit n l

v ille w il l be • KT hu rsd ay . O tiiber I —

W om a i. .- rev iew ol i -

~t6 be- 'im - o' r l i . .er o f Te-a> -

R e e d M e m o r ia l I jn i t e d P r e s b y te r ia n C h u r .h

S li i v v r t t B t ' v -»i sr Sun day , S ep U m b er «—

9:45 a i classes for oil

1.1:00 a ii Serm on . A I'- -S ta r ." Jo . i One. O n e f- i

7:00 p i8:00 |i. o i

Serrtim i: "H ! c ): i i B l'sb iiif , " ,

Ra ■■ 11 ,.| all «- r-. in This i . .1 <k>> j eonAig "a il ■ ul o,r r- Thiii-day, Se-ptemh-r i ,

T4« W oiea- iS \f ■ «c ie t j w i l l m e I a*. 2 eel j r

C lo i r rehearsa l a t t M p. m F r id a y , K ip te m b rr i»

!- S l y Seo u l nnvtir.g , . T . J T p . M einSay, Sep '-m b. r i :

Yejupi; P i rl> ' F ' f- i ial fc a lly wdl I • * . * * m •

; F a ir v ie w Church ,i . ,e- T t lm la v , S i p irn " re '

T*-- Yo-ung W om en ’s M ission- So c je ty w i l l conduct its

• "g i ‘ 8:15 p -m.u a , JL_ «. y , mt m n 1 9Q

T- * M id-w eek P ra y e r and serv ice al,ii:00 p. m. Com e

if**r f o r p rayer and fellow -

Octobrr 3—it urch w ill jo in in the ob-

of the annua l W o r ld Com m union . T h i s day

d lia ve a p a rt icu la r signiß-iii th is tim e o f great w orld

Card of Thanks

SMITH- I desire to express tothe many friends and business associates o f m y fa ther, L o u is Sm ith , m y sincere appreciation of the ir kindness to me, and fo r th e ir beautifu l flo ra l offerings tendered at h is funera l. I also d e ­s ire to th a n k R ev . R o w lan d F N y e for his sp iritu a l comfort.

L O IS G . S M IT H .

M iss Ruth Hockstrasser, daugh* ter o f Mr. and M rs. A ugust Hockstrasser o f 633 Fo u rth S tree t has enlisted in the Nurse’s Cadat Corps and began tra in in g Mon­day a t St. B a rn ab as H osp ita l in N e w ark . - -

H iss Hockstrasser is a gradu­ate o f L yn d h u rs t High School and the R u th e rfo rd Secretarial School. She w as associated w ith the Fe d e ra l S h ip B u ild in g C om ­pany in K e a rn y .

W e s tm in s te r P r e s b y te r ia n C h u rch

M ii New Jersey Ave.Fre d e rick Buchho ltz . Pasto r wience 604 Fo u rth S tree t

F i r s t C h u rch o f C h r is t , S c ie n tis t *

la Rutherford, N. J.f. Pi- rrepont i i L in co ln A venues

t#»e M o th e r C h u rc h , T iw eh of C h r i s t . S c i e n t i s t , of

B o s to n , Mats.Kv«r. 8 1S p m

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<*n S u n d a y s a n d l**gal tssw*. a* id on T h u r s d a y e v e n in g it * t* > f.vtork. ifflda» H r r v l t f j , U a .m . e"»idiinv s. tHM>l at I I a . m.

*»“ » *oux*-ni- a t t h i s h o u r .

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I H E J- T I.% N S C IE N C E C H U R C HK E A L t n r * is the Lesson-Ser-

t for Sunday, Septem- -s • all Christian Science

- and Societies through-v i :1d

Tr ■ Gotd n Tent is: "S ince the f the world men have

" • aid. n pc*rceived by the ” • : I it the ey- seen, O

; -:de thee, what he hath ; i d f< r him that waiteth for

sir- f • i .¡¡ah 64 4).•.gjloe Lesson-S‘;rmon i-

j the. following from the Lot God hath revealed

* us by his Sp irit: for-■: : : earcheth a ll things.

•• p Ihmgs of God." ( Ir ■

L n-Seimon also in ­'s- following p a s s a g e

' Christian Science text- - and Health with

s, i iutures"_ by M ary Sp iritual under-

M. C A R T O L A N O•268 K IN SSLA N D AVEN U E, LYNDHURST

Official Defense Council Salvage C o llecto r

Buys O ld Rags — Newspapers — Magazines

A ll Kinds of Metals

O ld Beds — Springs and MattressesRUTH ERFO RD 2-1379

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W e in v it e y o u to see «Hir sh o w ro o m .

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INSULATENOW!

Lasi W inter gave you a hint of what to expect the

coming W inter, when all available petroleum and

railroad facilities will be used to push to a success­

ful conclusion the invasion of Europe.

Anticipate your needs.

You can insulate your home, install stormsash and

window «tripping, and convert your oil burner to

a solid fuel burner— repaying over a period of

three years, TH E FIRST INSTALLM ENT PAYABLE

AS LATE A S NOVEMBER 1st. The cost of such an

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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. IMS T H E L E A D E « PAGI

NEWS OF OUR tNENasd WOMEN IN UNIFORM

LeRO Y m. W A C S T A FFP fc L e R o y W W a g s ia * . son o f

M r. and Mrs- J W a « s ta i f o f 377 K ingsb tn ri A n a » , h a» ix v n g rad uated from G u lfp o r t F ie ld T e ch n ica l T ra in in g C o i r i r . a n d Sch oo l fo r a irp la n e rm-chanies. specia lized in m a in ten ance of cargo an d tran sp o rt type planes

D u r in g his s ta y a t G u lfp o rt F ie ld . P f c W a g * * re ce ived a h ig h ly tech n ica l course o f in ­s tru ctio n co ve r in g 112 days o f m ech an ica l las tru ction

P fc . W agstaf? w a s a la th e hand in c iv i l ia n life , em p lo yed by the C ru c ib le S te e l C a. H a m s c n

JO H N 1 . C U l C dP f c Jo h n J C a r a m a t 213

N e w a rk A ven u e . L y n d h u rs t is now tra in in g w ith th r 106th In ­fa n try i- ion D n ' i i i o n o f F o r t j p ilot. Ja ck so n . S C

A ss igned to th e 146th S ig n a l C o m pany . P fc Cartiers h a s been selected to fu lf i l l th e v i t a l job o f rad io operator, winch- inc ludes

som ew here in S ic ily .Sg t Costa has been in se rv ice

fo r tw o and a h a lf years, se rv ing five months in N o rth A frica .

J A M E S A . K E A R N S . JR .Engaged in the last phase o f

h is tra in in g before a c tu a lly g e t­ting behind the controls o f an a rm y plane. A v i a t i o n Cadet Ja m e s A K ea rn s , Jr . , of 176 F o r ­est A venu e , is now stationed at the A rm y A i r Forces P re flig h t Schoo l fo r p ilo ts at the S a n A n ­tonio. Texas, A v ia t io n Cadet C e n ­ter, the nation 's largest pool fo r a ir c rew trainees.

Upon com pletion of pursu its a the preflight school, the cadet w i l l be sent to a p r im a ry fly ing field, to take up a new phase in h is tra in in g as a potentia l com bat

G ra ttan t o f 551 Page A vx im * be ­fo re his *enlistp>ent.

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W A K R E N W IL S O NW arre n W ilso n of 108-33 67th

A venu e . Fo rest H ills , N. Y ., has recen tly been appointed a sec-

try p to lc g y . ttW rgrapny and re- ond lieu tenan t a t the "H o m e of c e iv n g an d s rn d in g m rn tig r t. in the W in g ed Com m andos" at Lub- the Held. j bock, Texas.

B e fo re e n te r in g 0ae se rv ice s ix [ H e has com pleted in tens ivem onths ago. t h * IS- y e a r- o ld tra in in g in la rg e cargo and troop Ly n d h u rs t you th w o rk e d fo r a ca rry in g glidwrs S P A A F is the short t im e a t th e Becujts D ickm - largest g lid e r school in the coun- scn m ed ica l su pp lies ccrr.pany m try .Eas t R u th e rfo rd ---- V -

C a ru cc i was u * i . t d at Ft r t T H O M A S L A N D E L L SD m and then tra n s fe rre d t . th : P f c T hom as Lande lls , of thelbtith D iv is io n at F<jct Ja ck so n . U S M arise A ir Corps, stationed

V -------- (som ew here in the southwest Pa-JO H N C O S T A ] cific, has been prom oted to the

C p l Jo h n C o sta , se n of M r ran k of C o rpo ra l. H e has been and M r* Eu g en e C « u S i o f in se rv ice fo r tn e year and has 220 P a u l S tree t, has bee-ti pro- been overseas fo r six months. H e m oted to the, ran is c f S e rg e a n t.. ( l iv e d w ith his sister, M rs. G eorge

VEN ETIAN BLINDS DRAPERIES(C u stom M ade)

D R A PER Y H A RD W A RE

212 FERN AVEN UE LYNDHURST

Phone BU th . 2-211«

H A R R Y B. A C K E R S O N

IN T ER IO R DECO RATO RM ade to O rder

A l l b linds a re abso lu te ly guaranteed.

JO H N F. SC H N EID ERP fc . Jo h n F Schneider, son of

M r. and M rs. F . Sch ne ide r o f 359 Second A venue , Lyn d h u rst. has been graduated from G u lfp o rt F ie ld T echn ica l T ra in in g C om ­m and School fo r a irp lane m e­chanics, specialized in m a in te ­nance o f cargo and transport type p lan ts. - ;....... • • |

D u rin g his stay at G u lfp o rt F ie ld . P fc . S ch ne ide r rece ived a h ig h ly techn ica l '«ourse of in ­struction covering M 2 days of m echan ica l instruction. A t the conclusion of h is fo rm al schoo l­ing, he spent eight days in G u lf ­port F ie ld 's “ G u ad a lca n a l" G ra d ­uation F ie ld Test A re a , w h ere he live d in a pup ten t and put his know ledge to w o rk under com ­bat conditions. T he area is n ick ­nam ed “G u ad a lcan a l” because of its rugged set-up.

P r io r to entering service , P fc . S ch ne ide r was a bench m echanic in the em ploy of J . M . Lehm an Co.

C H A R LES J . REDDF ir s t Sergean t C h a rles J . Re id ,

son of M r. and M rs. Charles H. R e id of 497 F if th A venue, sta ­tioned at S tro th e r A rm y A ir F ie ld , Kansas, has received n o ti­fication of his selection for a ir ­crew tra in in g as an av ia tion student, and is now aw a itin g o r­ders to en te r the pre-flight phase uf cadet train ing.

Sgt. R e id is a graduate o f the L y n d h u rs t H ig h Schoo l ant en ­tered the a ir corps at Fo rt M eade in Sou th D akota. F ro m there he was transferred to Je ffe rson B a r ­racks, St. Lou is; thence to the f ly ­ing field at En id , Okla., from w h ich station he cam e to S t ro th ­er F ie ld vilien it first opened last Decem ber. He is one of first sergeants o f the large *448th Base H eadquarters and A ir Base Squ ad ron at th is a ir field

H A RRY BER D A N LONGH a r ry B e rd an Long . 25, t f 234

T o n tine A ven u e was com m ission­ed a second lieu tenan t in the M ed ica l A d m in is tra tive Corps at C am p B n rke ley , Tex., on Sep tem ­ber 15

Officers of th is branch of the M ed ica l Corps hand le the duties uf s u p p l y , personnel, tra in ing and evacuation. T h e y have furn-

W r i t U aM V at* f* r i w A l »- » . M liu tan o .m û M i « L M l « n I a l i -dar, d o r t tu rg r i m at g am e ' 4 dace

islivd the «K-vtoii- o f the depart m ent a w e ll- tra ined g roup o f m l ifted men, have • operated an B you r r wm tm d ie defens« line evacuation ¿system tap aW t o f ! r a a * e sa re yo u a rc beh ind that b ring ing an y wounded m an to an g n d taaa . cbeeru«g lot Ux le«m A m erican h o s p i t a l w i t t a « j asat g rr 'm » th e fenyt yo u r h e a rd hours, and h a ve insu red adequate j c a t m & p m t at that kick-off m ed ica l supplies to a l l th e m a n BLA C K T H E A T T A C K , everyone ,battle fronts.

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E v e r y F r id a y Spec ia l!

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Phone RUtherford 2-1275 6 3 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. J.

T H E N E W

FA SH IO N SERVICEBy Ethal Bergen Kleckner

G rad uate : M c D o w e ll School Costum e Design

MAISONETTE DRESSESO ROgllg T AKCNS2.M to «IMS

H E L P S FO R HO M E SEW ER SCutting , F it t in g and

F in ish in g S e rv ic e

SEW IN G IN STRU C T IO N SCutting , F it t in g and

F in ish ing S e rv ice

ALTERATIONS S ic upREM O D ELIN G

CU8TOM M AD E SER V IC E PR IC ES R EA SO N A BLE

H O U R !: MONDAY thru FR I DAY• 00 A M <• 100 P M

Kveninga and Saturdays ■ y Appointment

7S3 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst Phone R l'therford t-2545-J

Lyndhurst H . S. N otes

By Chris Gaccwoe 0

H e llo , eve ryon e T h is m * * e ve ryon e a t L H . S is bubSi. . o ve r w ith excitem ent and w a it ir * p a tien tly fo r Sep tem ber 25. or: ¡ w h ich day L y n d h u rs t p lays R u t e rfó rd in the- most % * t in g gait of th e year. 'H m e* 2.30— W her* ’ A t R u th e rfo rd field So, rf y> find L yn d h u rs t deserted on tt> Sa tu rd ay afternoon, y o u 'll km>» eve ryon e is cheering our “G olf: en B e a rs " to v ic to ry Sp eak ir.* j o f cheering , if you fee l y« i. house shak ing F r id a y m orttuu don’t be alarm ed . J t ' s on ly t t m orn ing students o f L H S ha< ing an dutdoor ra lly Yes. inste* of hav ing a regu lar pep assemb, the students are going to go eu i to the b leachers and y e ll fo r ai th e y ’re w o rth (a fte rn o o n stud ents are in v ite d ) T h is w i l l br our w ay o f g iv ing the team », start and p rov ing tha t they hav» p ltn ty of fight and sp ir it ■behind them Lots c f luck, fe llo w s ’

T h e G O. dancé, he ld in th gym last F r id a y n ight, w en t m r . w ith a bang ! T h * flo *r rea lly w as crow ded, but In sp ite of it everyone had a sw e ll t im e d *m ing to the met' N E W records W h e re did we get th em ’ It s a m ilita ry secret

T h e G ir l* Cho ir had th e ir first m eeting laat W ednesday , *m.:(h e y a w looking fo rw a rd to ..busy season of ring ing uround th to w n The C h o ir w i l l choc** nff. cera at th e ir next m eeting rb g ir ls dusted off th e ir vine*« at th is m eeting, and scon they Ü a be in trim

T h e G ir l ’s U n d e r C !u b ha been ve ry d isappoin ted w ith th. sale of w a r bonds and stamps A fte r all, k ids, w e have to keep that M inut- Man flag flvtng lug* and we re not going to do it a t th is ra te1 Com e i»n, le t’s go over the top! W e reached $30,000 las*, y e a r and th is year we ll ah' w th* fo lks we can reach f&0,U00' Cau l , w e ?

A no ther senior le ft fo r tr>. N a v y last M o n day Y es sir J t m y L ib b y, w e w ish you »11 th- lu ck in the world, and w e re hop­ing you com e back to gradual«

. w ith us.

a n d you m-sm t be *»rr> B> - s w * 'See yo u a t the. gam e a t J . J J S an a fd a y MUer naon -

D onations have been vo ted to the W a r S e rv ic e com m ittee and the L y o n s Hospital

M rs N ancy M ig lio resi, prest dent, is a rrang ing a g roup of m em bers in have charge o f the

held * 10» th* d in m r , M iv W i t * , le y B e a lle r * w h ite c iephan ! ! »ale. M rs P e m v a t C h * J» n a r aprons.

T he a iv w ty w ill c* !eb r» te fi • th ird .»«WMversary next m onth « a m eeting to be he ld on O rt >br 7th w h en M ry tàeórge Bayer

him . She even m ade > a»i*«tiv ÎS« foe hire.« l it o f the parachu te cord«

bend and -lam p sales ut the local I Tram -ck -w ill, m » e w “ F a rw arbanks on Sa tu rd ay

VFW Auxiliary ToHove Package Party

-The Lad ie s ' A u x ilia ry a t the T iu d vtti- R u g p M U -W aar Po st of * * e V « h w k » i a t Fo re ign W a rs w i f i M a package partv t. n ight at \ r W B u ild in g i r V a lie v ftnaoa Awmmfe. w ith M rs M a rth a 3 tc * t * * as ch a irm aa of the foni- — .n ee

T b ie » a n » rrw iribeTS w e re in i­t ia ted a i a recent m eeting They a r * V - b a b e l Sabe ila . M r * j

Method'nt Women's Harvest Dinner TonightT he W om an 's So c ie ty of C h r is ­

tian S e rv ic e of Ihe Lyn d h u rst ' M ethodist C hurch » i ll > v r aha rvest hom e d in ner at the church th is even ing frsm 5 30 to I p m F riend s are in v ited M rs C h arles C ro m iev is ch u rm a n f the com m ittee of arr.ingem ents and M rs M e lv in F ie ld has charge of tickets

M r* t le it ru d e Kipei- has charge of * hom e made food* sate to b e '

(he NatK-n

Mrs. O'Loughlin Hears.From Son, Edward

--Mrs O 'Lou tfh lm . J im m y B re *

im ‘i . M t i t tAi v . *u »u A ftvttfan','’ Kdw«rd i Im t wyyJfc -M r W»

’ now- in- H itiljr w h m W > in m io CH.U) StKÜAt0, who w t i t'm p i'xm

^ ith Bu**Un * i fñ i t ' T h e tw o Urf* g r r r t W v m h »Hftrr U.|,f Utfif Kw»t b rotíH ri> in d nto « dtnner o f roast s,hk*k*,f\ and IVÁ w IV» F.si dt a5 A **'H% h iA m■ ’■ "■■■*• ».a p r r t ty s%arl. mad«* from »tili ü f a G tm m n i>ara« tvutv He %atd

Mr*. Mor/e Lombardi Dies Sunday tvenir.g

M rs M a n e l.om hard i, « 1 a t J6 ! O rien t W a y . a » lo w nf N ico toU ntbard i t ie d S u n d ay even in g ir St M a rv » H o sp ita l Pasaaie.s fle a liri« f (Slt»»»s H er bus- band died in Ju n e . 1^41

M r* t .»n b a rd i is su rv ived b y e leven ch ild re n T h e y are M f * A n -,t B . j ■» M - « C a rr r ia U-tn(>ardi M rs Su s ie R i i M o , M rs V a M a ile rs Ihe M im es Je w e l* sue and O r at e U m b ard i. J ' -sepi- A itre d , Geoi ge Je r r y and S u r .e ia » Lo m b a rd i T h e la tte r la «1st .iievl a M h e A ir Baae al IV n ta .o la F lo r id a

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A REQUESTfrom the

War Production Board:

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P L E A S E C O N S E R V E

ELECTRICITY

S A V E IW A S T E P A P E R

B ergen C ounty’s fou r mill«, ail heavily engaged in w ar production, m s i t suspend operations YOU HELP AT ONCE!

W M t, w r a p p i n g co rru g a ted

new spapers, m a g a t i n e s , a re neede d badly.

CALL YOUR LOCAL SALVAGE COMMITTEE

YOUR WASTE PAPER IS A WEAPON

OF WAR

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L I S T E N TO R I D D Y K I L O W A T T :

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now. real bargain A w ÇahH» *'twb»- er, 19 foot.

T H E B A R G A IN C O U N T ERh av e found th a t these sm all advertite -

m o s t eagerly read in B ergen County. Con- by bay ing them . T h rough them re n t, buy

th e b a rg a in fo r w hich yoii haV* been « o r w rite y o u r classified advertise . : 2SS R idge R oad, L yndhurst, Or 124

A rling ton . T h e telephone num bers i r e 2-I«31 and K E arn y 2-1109.

is fifty cen ts, a re sev en ty -fira cents, a re one dollar.

The L e a d e r

530$ 4 L 'S A U T O $ A L E S

R iv«rg ide A v e n u e , L y n d h u ra *OalJ lU'th. .2-7611 Library Making Award«

COMI’t/ETK household furti - ¡int fa ll »1 22» .lay Av*»nu** und T» p. nr. or t»l»*phon*- Rf'th

2027-JK O r u l la h b i t H o u n d p u p p irn .

f a l l K f e n n y 2-140» *2S t r e e t . N o rth A r l ln u tw .

TWO 4t< in windows. 28' *** the n*CfcHsar\ hardware for

at a very rea*onal»l* prlee: can fol* fuel oil. Call KI5|irr».v before noon and nfter 4:30 p. m.

i^ is fe ia rs l Fret- Pub lic L i - . t ^ r * m mas-mg awards «> each

it v a t V a ca tio n R ead in gO béî _3ar jaaefc took, car „an; equi-

£KH rn^{ tbv v a c a t i o n J u t M 2 5 t h t o S o p ­

i i re idm g a book tsM such as U-arn-

i*S««*3>C" txnaks, the flt thrti- authors,

... -¿-trajK'd by < nc

H E LP W A N TES—FEM A LEIIKT.I* W TO IIor H ve tVrit<* Bo* t

W ü .MAN' helper, •»mall «ashinK; no Knnda\

teiroOn« fre«*. ‘ fla.no p«*r erence« Phone Ki th 2-

R e l p w a n t e d m a l e

D R I V E R Food market.

Good Position.

JA C O B S M ARKETS it K E A R N Y A V E N U E

A R LIN G T O N . N. J .

Phyllis Lynch Delroy Richards, Florence Sisbarrow, . L ip tevifli, G loria Maroiie, Raymond rjceiW , Marion Sa it and Cynthia Bog le,

Members reading less than, if books and receiving a flag to t each book report are: R obert Fitzgerald, Be tte Maroni, Thotti- as Rieadela, Ellen DiCdmillo Janet Schliesser, Audrey Sands vick, Rosemary Bucemi, Jo a n Schiffer, Gerald Tauber, Carl

i e • * ;i.E»»jnd of three ! Constant, Robert Steirimetz, C aro l and composers. Stumpf, J».hn McNish, Arthut

McGrath, Thelma Mott, Robert McPherson* Sam DeMaio, Jo h r Bortesen, Dq)-is Rowe, KeottSth Holc.h, Lois Zaui\, Michael M ira bella, Joan Beck, M ary Joan Ruggier, Loretta Kraft, Barfeilr^ Weinspach, Jacqueline Gerorrtmo, Joseph Chadderdon and Antoi­nette Chironno.

A ll who read irlofe than j l ooks during the summer /•cceive book marks on which is printed

classification and the Card Cata-

W C J H E n i w t a m skutheriord Guests

T he W om an's C h ristian Tem- pèrahee Un ion of Lynd hu rst held à spècial L ig h t L ine meeting on M o n day afternoon at the Wo- mÜn’s Club. M rs. D o iig iss Nicol, president, w as in charge.

There were two,, guests from the Rutherfoi-d Ü f it on , Mrs Maude Travers and Mrs. M. L Seward.

The w(irship service was led by Mrs. Thomas À, Johnson, who used the 91st Psalm as the basr of her brief talk.

M is. Harry Reysen sang twe ' solos during the program Of thi ! afti-rnooi) which was in charg<1 of' Mrs. W ijliam Brown,

Conditions in the homelanc i and a broad wore pictured in th< j program presentations by Mrs

Mis. Nicpi, Mrs. Reysen: M n Fr^d Y "» . M rs w J ■Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Ernést W Dunn and Mrs. Joseph Aldridge, who also spoke of the necessity cf signing a resolution for the Bryson bill.

Flags of à number 0/ the na­tions of the .world were on dis­play during the meeting,

A' candle lighting ceremony wi« thé concluding feature of the # - (çrnbpn. Jhe .ne^t regular meet­ing will he held on October II

learned to usp ' .-.-à. >x:-/ and t»l* locate j i*.~f & 1 t ir i and non- I

23rs MarkA A M t r M i

M a yo r and M rs. Horace Bogle Of S tu yvcsan t Avenue, marked their Z3rd w ed d in g ann iversary On Monday. Because the M ayo r had to attend the Com m ission­ers’ meeting, on that night, there was no celebration of the event.

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should he natileu rem ia* * rocat**d »

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luan W ille tt, L i 1 - I«**] Hovey and

winter schedule for the Free Public L ib ra ry w ill be ir^y. 1 to 9 p m. in tlie A d u lt R e fe r ­ence Departments, M onday to Frid ay ,' inclusive. Hours in the Juve n ile Department w ill be 2 to (» p. m. The L ib ra ry w ill be closed on Saturdays.

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O R D IN A N C E NO. 9«»A X o n U l N A X r F , A L 'T H O H I^ IX D

T M K P t HLt«* O R P ltJ V A T K H A ll 10 O F O K W TA 1X P ffO ^W R T llö H X O W O W XVlÂJ B y T H K , T O W x H H I P OK f s V N im V llS T IN T H K O O P X T Y OK

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and reliab le .

Time and a half over t

Concrete Specialties

S c » ’ : K a r * .

books, .list* each book

e«»m>L « itt ion. a re : W i ln i i F k id,

S l M a 1 1 h e w A d R faa n

% « mmrv books, re- %rw w h book, plus

^ r rfr. \ i t i on, are: rrs&t^mmn C a r m e 1 a

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H oly Pt’è^râfii(Continued from page 1)

D.I.. I t W . R A IL R O A D

L Y N D H l ’R S T . N. J .

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U e*t P r k e «JT®wm§ Service

S A t 'S A U T O S A L E S WO R iv e rs id e A v e n u e

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$45 50 p i t Ka«Re m ?8ntM iftter t â i

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P A l x f l & a , M 1 « o T a T I ! < » Î . r dP A P K Â lU N f ï l X r ;

K e t lo ia ie e cb* « r fu lU r t f î « F o u rth * S t r e e t U l* th ; - * i

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P E R M A N I M I W A V * . Myopr own Perm anent with, ‘ ‘harn* K»rl Kit« <Vmipitt« including |a ¡*>*dI'iWfi U» d*»; aTusolutrT» harwi<r« Pr|ii»<*d ay (kftwlRS.lupe lana. Kiuiyor**aa tiM*%ia> »tarMove ' rWund. .1 If not *mth#

O A V IN P Q R T 0 « U G CO.

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that they may all form a alacle hand to do Thy w ill w ith s #tr- fert htart. evrn as * e know, O Lord uilr God, that dominion is Thlne, ■ trenxth is in ThW e h*nd, f u,VJ! and miifht is Thy ritht hand, an« o fJC ill that Thy name Is to be lear- "d above all (hat fh o n hast created."

The following committee can- he contacted to make reserva- liims for th- llin li Holy Days at the Lym ih u ra .Hebrew Canter; l.een HechheiserXJoneph I, Gibbs and Ja ck Sternuyi If these men j cannot la * r j*e H W at the Center, j they .may^’lie contacted at thoir 11 spettive homes. 1

Members of the Center are j j urged -UMaafcc- reaervatinns-early—.

The Sunday .School of the He- , brew Center of Lyndhurst open­

ed'classes on Sunday, Si-ptcmbor | lit Rabbi Ph ilip Sllmart an- ; m tim ed that the Hebrew' School Committee, consisting of Josopli 1 I G ib i s. chai man of the Board nf Trustees: Jack Sterman. A r ­thur Goldman. 1 Levin , Leort , Hncheiscr and Ch.ii*K'S Schwart/.. w ill he present at the Center on Sundays at 10 a. .m l"'.to »ccept reiji tration during the me nths of S ptembei and October, The rab ­bi can be consulted about the j religious welfar« on children on Tue.-days at 4:30 p. m., at lua study at 2S8 Stuvvesant Avenue I

T lie Board of Education of the i Center appeals to the Jew ish res­idents ‘of Lyndhurst n< t to delay j legist ration of the children in the school

The following subjects w ill he , taught Elem entary and Ad- j vanccd Hebrew; history of the i Hebrew the Holy B ib le: Read- ' mg and writing confirmation and

»Mist ructionThe Sunday Spheol is under

supervision of M ils Gertrude Stt- nian of New York

P lW C R « T H K R K O I V. .1, H K V IS K il

. rt;TKs i»3T : in 1 i# -2 i «i a s A M W V b K D A M ' H l’f l ' I J - : » ! KMTIC1I.

T il.' H'*liI'd n f O in in tS H tm ir i i ' n f !ltr ‘I'nw itM hiv *i( t .y i if l l iu rs l in Mn (.’wiui- l \ o f l l . r i f f i i <Ui u rd u iM n s fo llo w s:

1. T |m l th*' Im m * l i . r W i in f l . r tir* s c i ib « 4 art* n o t n ^ r l tf d f o r piiljll'- uh<-

i . Th»- liourO o f O onim l»»! in i'" du h fr« a > au ljio rtse.. tilt* k>*U- of thw fol - I lo w iliù e ro p iT ll. 'N hi p lil it lt’ o r p r tv a t i ' i^itt. f(>r n portoÄ o f nni- I t ) v .-a r fro m »nil u f l . r ilui (U tA wlwMi Hit« O r j l - nartL'* » ha ll I s t r o n u ifC>t;tlVr s l id diws Sur«'b>- n< ti» u n i i * a n d m ln h n u in p in .* ', f o r fiui'h p f Ut I'rolM-'ftl< « A, allow li u n t Ile OHI* l»l Aw m w H'HI M ali o f t in T owhkHIh o f I 4 m « h t i r n a» fol-

, llrld Av«»iif -- •. il- ' f*L0CK 100 - PI. Lo» M, Pt.Plot BPt>roxImately 40 11W*Oli Hotith**rly »>1(1* of |,ak*v A vi nti#' betwe«*» 3tuyvea- and and Mvingston Ave-n\iex . . . . . . . y tn . ................. • *

B LO C K 101 - P A « T LOT 2S . Plot upprt^xlmatoly

oh soutli»«rly j»id<- of Rutli- erford Aventi« U e t f * f i j UvingKton A v e n u e andMtuvvesant Avetvu* .......... $*aa.ao

O LO C K 103A • Lota Pa rt S, P a r t $ Plot approximately r.R.SO'*I0T)‘ li e I n k southeasterly corner *»f Delnlleld an«l Klfth Axeoues . . . . . . . . . . . . .**

• LO C K 103A P A R T L O T » 1 la 7 Incl , A L L LO T S f.9-10»1t. PA R T LOT 12 l»lot witlj a pprox imately

I75’ frontMKe with de]jth of a pp r ox i ni a t el„v ITiO' oti amitherlv siile of PtfthAvanti# hetween Oelaflald Aveiiu* and li a fa y e 11 *•Piate ......................... flft.W p* r !

’ front ft. ,B L O C K 103A L O T S 2*-tl

Plot approxinintely r»0'x;97’ oli niH-tliorly »id** of Lake -—a SAvenue a pproxima toly 1W' i

*«• a » t e r 1 y froni Dfdafteld Avsnue ............ ,................ $ : m rm \

B L O C K 103A L O T 2Ì-31DPlot appro.\hnfttely b e i n e tln* northeat'terly <-orn»r of laike and Pela - .flelH Avenue* .................. faaoa# |

B L O C K 103B L O T S 1-2-*Plot approximat^dy on Uifavette Plact* hewaen»

and PlftH Av.*nuas, tl2#aa®i B L O C K 103B ■ LO T 7. R A R T LO T t !

Pini a pprox imately r.T’g’x 1 WI’ ou southeiiy side of Flffh Avenue nni»roximarely 1 fH)‘ i.'iet**rly front fjifay-« iim Pia« « / ...... , . , r .......... tp»a<»a

B L O C K 103B L O T S 10-11-12-13-14Plot a poro x Ima te ly 125‘xirsO’^n aouth»«rly side of KlfthAvenu** aonroxlmatèly ll*V • :interlv f i o ni laifayett»*Piat e ...............................|1« aa »s r

frwnt ftB L O C K 1038 LO T S 1«1t-20-2l }

VrontaK»* of approxlmately ìuO’ on Kifth Avenue at < »»rtier r>f Jackson Piat e. .$10.t#a per ,

front ft. 'B L O C K 103B L O T S 22-2S

Plot am»r>ximately WVxlOa' oii Mm;oln Aventi»- approx- linatelv lfin* noutherly fromKifth Avenue ...... **•‘♦0 P* rfroii* ft

B L O C K 104 - R A R T LO T t , LO T 1«Plot approxiniatel)' 33 'x ini' li « i n c southe*iitrly oorner of ijixth- Avenue andOolaMeld Aveana ......... •

B L O C K 104 . R A R T LOT 12.LOTS 13, TO 20 IN C L Kr<'ntiiii*> of approximately

aio* on southerlv sld»* of KUtb .\v* nue approximate- |\ |K,'.' «-aaterl) fron» Dela- II..Id Avs iun .................... *10.00 prr

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■u 3»kI '*»£ * S ni n < » »i « s u » ofF l f i a Arwrnmt f ro mSwintmB A r * w w * ......... *4 perfront it.

B L O C K « 1

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$604.0

$400.»

• L O C K IIS - L O T S 43-46 IN C L . P l o t a p p ro x im a te ly TS’x U S ' • ’ o n n o r th e r ly s id e o f Hv -'ih IAv«‘nti«* M i*pr<»ximatety 25fl w e s te r ly f r o m O r ie n t W a y liaW^P'r

b l o c k m - i ^ o t s « a t a »7 i « c l .Plot approximately lf»0x 11)1' on iw»rt!iefly *i4e of .4e««Had A i f e a a e approxi­mately 1»W*’ «a^terly fromSuiiuilll Avenue .............. *s.0« ¡»erfront ft.

B L O C K I l f - LO T S I f - 28m o t a p p ro x im a te ly r.O’x on southerly sld** of SecondA venui* hetwe**n H n n im lt A v e n u e a n d (>rle iit W a y »10.00 p e.raw,. -.v-> t -t,.-. **. » front ft

1LO C K 11f - LO TS 40-41 Plot approx Inutfely KOxO?’ on northerly »ida of New York A'epue between Sum­mit A v e n u e and OHentWay .... ....... ......

1LOCK 110 LOTS 4S-47 Plot approximately aOVxKIi’ on mutherly side of X*-w Y»>rk Ayenue h.-tween Sum­mit Avenue a lid Orientw a y .......................................

3 LO C K 116 LO T S »1-52 53P 1 ot approximately To x •M.TO' on northerly sid*- of X4*w York Avepue approxi­mately 125' eaaterly rromSttmmit Avenue . .........

3 LO C K 125 - LO TS 2S-TS IN C L Plot approxunately 100’x 125’ f*n southerly sid** of Xfcw York Avenue a pprox J- matelv 50' «aaterly fromAfoiintain W a y ....................... p»front ft

9 LO C K 127 - LO TS 29-30Plot api»ro\iinately ,i<Vxl00on. westerly side of Summit Avenue approximately 10K‘ t- northerly from Milton Ave­nue .............................. .

B L O C K 12» - LO TS 15-1«Plot approximately 50'xll2'**n southerly sid*- of Xew York Avenue approximate­ly 50 eaalerly from Fur­man Pla<*e ................. ....$12.00 t»e’

front ftB L O C K 112 • LO TS 7-8

Plot approximately r>0'l!»N* on »aaterly sid«- of Sum­mit Avenue distant tpprox - .Itruttely 42' southerly fromI ¿lit*» Avenue ................. ■ $>(,o.0i'3. The followinsr terms «if sale are

hereby determined: ( fO Improvedori*i»«rtles or nroperties whereon a butldinu Is Km-ted: A minimum down nivm^nt of *400.00. A maximum cr«-d- lt t»«*rlod of five (51 year« on tli** un- naid halam-** to l»e amortized 20 annufiVlv with Jnt« rest at the -rat«- of *<*< pavohie quarter-ammallv. (bl t'n- imorov.-d '"or \a«ant properties: Ainlnlmiun down pavin«*nt of 20 ,t of th« purehaae priee but not 1« sa than

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n o t

3200.0«». A m axlHtuiM thr«H- (5* y.aitÄ Ito b a %pw a n n u a l p a y n rat# cd 9 «( A. Offer« ,jfS^ ^na“ '&b< •* -- ..- jg yr-Ä ' Ä V Ä ®

t a foet r a n w t i 'l i o n , . , ,....

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out «f Ul.- da*'* BMraii-nt on acewni ’ ^ j b a t jW m ad * tB tb . i n a o o o r j l» e o « a d LUÜ i x r o u i r ^ f r w t tw « H o n r a t l S wI ^ b e K o x e rn ii t i b o d y f tt a r e s i n a r

1 llSaiit lands win Im* «olii fBW « A I. ;,I- Of *H it™ «. i-ncurahraACas. aa-I .M u liiii* .» « . Iiow*a. aaaeasMBIM f * •th.-r marilflfwl thario» as Of thè f a t e of paaK in g o f . t i t le . « - -

9. < 'o n v t* y ao res w ill b e m a d e *&*£-V e t to a » h rirg e f o r t h e•u d iv a le n t in a rn o u n t t o ta a a f t mmhkim ttv* m o s f r . ^ e o t t a x aaaM W M j^t ix a i t i s t t h e a /o r e s n id lö ta . a n d fl»fe- a t e e s ta b lU h e d ' 4for s a id y a a r ; a ta o » u b lee t to t h e p ro v ia io o a o f .1 1!M1. <’hapt*>r 307 « .# . T i t l e M ;4 -8 0 . I e t s«nr, a n d a lso a u b je e t to t a e

ru le a n d r e a u l a t to n a o f t h e ( L y n d h ü r a t a d d a lly a h d11 r e s t r i c t i o n s o f r e c o rd .

'n * m l Townfihip of 1.

‘ » a tr fc tiw ia . . . --------^ ^ _... Th« T o w n s h ip A t to rn e y aha lV 1*4 »aid a f e e b y th e piu*<*}iAaer C w ^ tn ê I r a w in » o f a ll le g a l do«*uttienta n e e - • s s a rv to e jn n u m n j a t e a a a le , w n le n f«>** s h a ll n o t exe*wid $25.00.

10. All ord inance»« o r p a r t e • ( o r d l - uatteeM im 'o o s ia te n t h e r e w ith i^r*hereby repealed.

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fm fo m Convenience, Our Employment Office at •

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September 27th, in addition to the regular hours.

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J Ä Ä BUL ROBINSON/ t i CAB CALLOWAY I r a m m band Thursday, Friday and Saturday September 23, 24,25

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S E E H i t s**A W I A S t n t » n r.A L i.V A K K — The IN S ID E S T O R Y !In thé ab o ve seen? V irg in ia W e id le r, L an a Turner and D ire c .o r Kddie Bu zze ll. just a few o f the top stars in “T H E Y O U N G E S T i 'R O F F .S S IO N ." fea tu red w ith " T E N N E S S E E JO H N S O N ," s ta rr in g Van Heflin, L ionel B a r ry m o re and R u th Hussey, starting S u n d ay thru Tuesday, Sep tem ber 26-27-28.

W illiam , H . M o rre ll. SK3-c was home on a ten d a y leave from Camp P e a ry , Va., w h ere he is stationed w i t h the Sebeas. H e re­turned to cam p M cn d ay . K v M rs . R. G . Re sljp

_ . . , . . . A special m eeting o f th™ execu-1 T A L K O P T H E T O W M l t!Ve board of thi> Rocseveît- ¡ • J j T R P W f l S T S l J J m P Ê f J n F ra n k lin Parent Teacher .V> ei M M A Z J U i i M i U i t H b A l l l i f u l was held at th e home o f the# president, M rs. W H Hanson, 342^ \ i Fo re s t Avenue. P la n s fo r the‘ 1 ! c c n i‘HS y e a r w e re made, am ’

j f e l n I j com m ittee chairm en were ap-r ^ ~ pointed. T in se w i l l be anm uneed

m m A t . ' b y M i l Hanson at the next refcu-, ^ f "V . ' U r m eeting, to be held ill F rank-

» l in Schoo l on October 6th.1 O r # / ÆV \ The follow ing members of they V H • x 'euti\ i

/ i K t ^ u n L 1 M rs . C. P. Maskiel, Mrs, C W.r _ » ___ I W h itehead . Mrs. S . D eBen is, M rs

A L L J ! J F isher. Mrs, R G . RossHp and\ 4 P M N r t O U C m S T tA y ■ the hcstess.

jà S s s T h e regu lar execu tive boardmi t iny Wi l l F ra n k linSchoo l W ednesday.

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Donald O’Connor in “MR. BIG”with G L O R IA JE A N . P E G G Y R Y A N . R O B ER T P A IG E , E L Y S E K N O X

R A Y EB ER LE with ED D IE M ILLER 'S BOB C A T S

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FREE! G iant Colored Comic Book» to Every Boy end G ir l

P lu s-S e ria l, "Bird Farm*' Short end Heedline New«T h e W i m an’s C lu b of Lynd -

h u rs t w i l l serve a chow mein luncheon next W ednesday, Sep te m b er 29th. at th e club house, 311 V a lle y Brook Avenue, from 11:30 «..-IB to 1:30 p m F rien d s a r ? invited. Sp e c ia l attention w i l l be paid to business m en and w om en w ho have th e noon lunch hour.

T J i " opening m eeting o f the c lu b for the seasen w i l l be a it tq kje held a fte r thelun ch ron

T h e executive board he ld a special meeting y ts te rd ay to out­lin e plans for the year.

M r and M rs D onald W ilso n o f’ D e l afield A venue have recen tly ce leb ra ted their fifth wedd ing a n n ive rsa ry w ith a d inner and thea tre p arty in th e city.

A ven u e , and 3rd C lass P e t t y O f­fice r and Mrs. W il l ia m M o rre ll v is ited M oM M 2-c Gale D M o r­r e l l at N :w London, C< nn . S a t ­u rd ay .

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Sunday, Monday and Tuesday September 26,27,28

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Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Prin ting Company at 255 Ridge Road, Lvndhurst, Telephone R U th . 2-1031.

Editor Carm ine Savino, J r .Business M a n a g e r Ernest J- Dabinetf

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Lyndhurst, N. J . , Thursday, September 23, 1943

T h e E l e c t i o n

A* wa> pred icted , th e R epoM kaa o rg an iza tion »w ept th e county nom ination*.

T he h an d w ritin g had been o a th e a d kS enato r S chroeder had faded to d a th e th ing» in th e

S ta te S enate th a t w ere expected h r Berge « C ounty. T h ia i t a county w hich ha» it» eye o a th e U L I t know» th e •core. S en a to r Schroeder’» ap p nti t ia a to G overno r E dison w as too o ften m otivated to o a t i i i i d j hy po litical conaid-

cration» than by the good of h is c n t i t i t — U M any, m any persons w ere d isgusted by h is oppoastiea to th e ap p o in tm en t o f W arren D ixon, J r . to th e C etaaaaa P leas C o u rt. D ixon happens to be a c lean-cut, dear-thaaA nag an d h o n est law y e r

. w ho has the respect and c n n f i i i r r r of thousands o f persona w ho have follow ed h is ca reer. Bwt S chroeder opposed h im becausc he w an ted to pay off a poli t ical defat w ith the jo b —even though it happened to be a job.

T he overw helm ing v icto ry of th e (V g a o ra t io n m ay b e fchéWed—now ! B ut th e O rg an iza tio n w ü S w unchallenged only so long as it rea lizes th a t i t h a s responsib ilities to w hich it m ust adhere and re spect. N ear, « ¡a re th a n ever, it m u s t show a conscien tiousness and d K g rn r i n o t cu stom arily requ ired of a political o rgan iza tioa . T h e p u ple have show n th e ir fa ith in its leade rsh ip : I t ia a a a r up to th e O rg a n is a ­tion to ju stify th a t fa ith .

Local po litic ians m ay also ta h e th e re s a lt a s a lesson . Blind prejudice and em otional »»a c tion» a re badly cast in political leadership. T he people a r e w B a g to follow o n ly

to long as th e ir leaders a re fol lowing wh a t m o s t obviously is th e ra tio n a l course.

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4 ,7*-.Leader raaerve» this »pace for tha boys in who they are, where thay art and what they

are dging. Our newspaper, which ia tent without coat to any Lyndhurst service man who wanta it has proved such an aid in kaeping each other infoamed about their whereabouts that wo will each track aet aside apace for them. If relatives receive interesting letter» their neigh* bora might enjoy reading, we will gladly print them.

Knights To H onor M rs. L Melillo Their A uxiliary Is H o stess

Lad ies ' A u x ilia ry , Lyn d h u rs t K n ig h ts r>f Co lum bus, w il l be g iven a testim onia l d in ner S a tu r day night, Sep tem ber 25, at the home of A n th on y C otta . 122 G o ld Street, N orth A rlin g to n , in cele- hra lion of the n in th an n ive rsa ry of the club.

A social w il l be held afte r th e a u x ilia ry meets tonight M r* T H ick e y is chairm an Sh e w iJ l he assisted by M rs . George Goode. Mrs W illia m H ick e y and H iss H e len Hoolihan.

M r M »li!I>\ 233 Fo restA v e n a * * n t » t i» in id T h u rsd ay mgti* *• dmnrr f«i g irU w ho

j a e r r. b f r ie n n n d i a t her w e d ­ding ¡ r ' A G u e its w e re theMtsse* SKptwe, W an d a and Ca- th e n r* ICaxnorrmKki. E llen C e lia and T r - w K m a to w s k i of L yn d -

! hurstMr , M ' ‘lUn a the former Miss

Am*-- Adami.. daughter of Mr. and M r* Mx-haH Adam« She left FodajL.V» lake up her resi- itnw» artt» ta«T husband. Sgt. L. Mf lilto at F ta l Bcnning, Ga.

September 13, 1943.Dear S ir:

Your newspaper, the Commer­cial Leader, has been coming here steadily, for 'which I thank you sincerely, and I to hope to continue to rcceive this paper which pertains' to a ll the news of “oui*’ town.

I make only one request nqw. I ’ve been* promoted to the grade of Corporal, and I ’d appreciate it if you addressed it with Corpor­al in front of my name.

Thank you very much for your thoughtfulness and consideration for us in the service, because no news can compare with that of (ho news of our home town.

Cpl. S ta n M tiriczinski,1108 B T S — C A A f Ch ild ress, Texas.

September 7, 1943.Dear Editor:

I’d like to thank you for send­ing me 4he Leader regularly when I was back in the States.

Now that I ’m overseas I would like more than ever to be up on my town news. Though I receive letters regularly they cannot furnish me all the news I get from the Leader.

I have many friends in the armed forces who no doubt keep in touch with you. Therefore your papier would be an Indirect contact w ith my friend*.

Hoping to receive the Leader real soon, I thank you.

Michael D i Nicola, S-2c care FlAet Post. Office San Francisco, Cal.

September 15, l ib . Dear Editor:

1 have been receiving the Com­mercial Loader ever since t got into service, and I would like to take this opportunity W S*y "Thanks," and to tall you how much I appreciate it.

Your paper is doing a great service to the fellows In the

.armed forces., It nol only brlfigs them news of home, but it also tells them »bout their friends scatered a ll over the world.

My new address is listed below and 1 w o u ld appreciate your

sending the paper there from now on.

W illiam J . Eustace, RM-3c Box 16, Naval A ir Station, Jacksonville, Fla.

September 14, 1943. Dear Editor:

I want to take this time to thank you for sending me the Commercial Leader. I find it»very helpful in tilin g me where my friends are. It also keeps me in­formed as to what is going on in Lyndhurst.

I have been classified a Cadet Bombardier and I am waiting to te transferred to a bombardier school for my advanced training.

I guess that is a ll I have to say so I w ill say so long, and keep up the good work of informing the boys in service of what is going on in Lyndhurst.

AC J. T. Deloy,Sqd E , Grp 5 NAAC— AAFCC Nashville, T»nn.

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o f Self-Governm entr r ^ HE Am erica« wey ot life is based on the as-

sumption that citizera are responsible indi­viduals, capable of seH-government. Our fitness

to govern ourselves is now being put to a severe

test.

Do you, for instance, see the great danger to our

country in inflation? Are you doing your part in

fighting it— by buying only necessities, saving all

you possibly can?

Saving now not only has present value as a defla­

tionary step, but a future value as a back-log

against emergencies. Bring your savings regularly

to the Boiling Springs Savings.

B o il in g S p r in g s S a v in g sAND LOAN * * *

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September 14, 1943.Dear Sir:

Just n few lines thanking you for the weekly arrival of the Commercial Leader.

I am always glad to get some home news, and of course your paper certainly keeps me up with new events at home. Would have written sooner, hut during this basic training, I have Very little time for myself. I am due for transfer elsewhere, and of course I w ill notify you so I can reoeivt the (»per at my new post.

Again 1 th ink you, and sending the piper to home town hoys cer­tainly makes them feel at hfcme.

John It. Harvey.

September 18; 1943. Diear Editor:

Thank you very much for sending rtie thé Commercial U ador. I can only repeat What so mapy f>t the boys ana girl« say in their letters, that 1,'too, appre­ciate very much the paper itself and the though^ that goes with it when you send it to us.

My address is changed as I am at an airfield in Indiana, and glad to be there.

pvt. Wlntf-ed Ilaatae. v 742nd W AC Post Hq Co Freeman Arm y A Jr Field, Seymour, Indiana.

Sgt Chat. Landells, 32606232 356th Sqd »02. Bomb Grp Clovis A A B, C lovii, N. M

U . Anthony Caputo,Student Officer Detachment Spécialité 4-Engine M axwell Field, A1».

' Pvt Michael It. Data., 4200R6B6Co. F. 265 Infantry

JU2Q...410Camp Van Dorn. Miss.

Dear S ir:Have 1} e e n reenfving your

paper regularly and would like very much to keep on receiving it at my new address.

The weather out here is very hot and dry. How are a ll the folks back home’ It feds food to get the paper and *ee what’s going on back home M y brother was home on a furlough last week and I sure wish I could have been, too.

Cpl. Carmine Patem o. 32597343Co. G, 513 OM Trk In d Bn APO 183. care Postmaster Los Angeles. Calif.

Cpl. Wm D. Savin«»32572930Hq. Co., 11 Arm Dtv APO 261.Camp Barkeley. Texas

Pfc. Carmine J . Battista. 32562322Co. Maintenance Bn APO 262, care Postmaster Nashville, Term.

Tech. Sgt. C. IV-Mayn Hq A Hq Bn. 5«th F A Bn A P O 8

• Camp Fo rrest. Tenn.

Pvt. Anthony Covielln. 32597553Btry K . 374 FA Bn APO 447Ft. Jackson. S- C

Cpl G. E. Kreigh. 323913« APO 637. care Postmaster New York C ity. N Y.

Pfc. Joseph Bocco APO 758. carr Postmaster New York C ity. N Y Richard W. W iebe. A S ¿3d Cadet Tng Detch Flight B8.Lew is Field, Hays, Kansas

Pfc. Dominick J . AmoreUi 32573061Med. Det. 402 Arm FA Bn APO 261. care Postmaster.Shreveport. L a

—^~V— ■Pvt. Befnie M. Liberii.346 Boat Co. <Sp> TC Sec 1 SA C PECharleston, South Carolina

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Pvt K . HanseJinan 25th Replacement Co 29th Plat.. Co. C Camp Lejcune, New R iver. North Carolina.

Lt. Genre'’ A . St Peter.\U TD T B Co. B North Camp Hood. Texa*

Ray Guidetti, A S USN TS, Co 420 Newport, R I *

V ---Pvt. Edward Jankm rsJn,Hq Co 56th Armd Stg Bn Jlth A rm d D iv.Camp Barkeley, Texas

Pvt. Nicola Solhtto B try C. 5th B a tt.2 F A T R .Fort Bragg. N C

Pvt. Paul P Breysak B try C. 5th Batt..2d F A. Tng R«*gt Fort Bragg. N C

- V 'A le x an d e r T S tr lm a ek . A S Personne l D iv . N-l* t JS N A S - N O B Norfolk. Va.

S S g t Jam es R. Lippincott 2810 Texas Ave, Apt 103 w pfhinjtofi, n • c

Pfc. Dominick J . Am orelli, Med. Det. 492 Armd FA Bn 11th Armd Div., A PO M l Camp Barkeley, Texas.

Pvt. H arry T. Meyer, 32 73029Co. E, 41st Armd Regt.APO 26L_Camp Barkeley, Texas

Pvt. Leroy L Elkin ,12094518Co. M 12 Bn 3 Rgt.SPRD T-1836 Greenville, Pa.

Pfc. Sam Rosen, 32910846 APO 763care Pottm a^er, New York.

Sgt- O. J . Stellato APO 816, care Postmaster, New York, N. Y

Sgt. Fred A. Olsen, 32762292 Co. B. 203d Eng (C ) Bn Fort Piierçe, Fla.

Pfc. W alter S. Fredericks 32572914—APO 80 CÌo-.-C, 317 Infantry Camp Phillips, Kansas.

Sgt. George G. Hoick Hdqs 81st Çml Bn Camp Pickett, Va.

Pfc. Robert E. Saum, 32910791— APO 7187 care Postmaster.New York, N. Y.

Honor Roll• y L O U IS T. FA N T A G O N E . JR .

Son of Mr. and Mr«. L . Fantacone of Third Avvnu*, now ■ervin'o In

tha U. S. N avy.Tho Honor Koll In 0 |ir Town j* v# rt » ’W* And high.P W M * l t h fum e* 01 our bey»W h « have «One to flgfot and die.IV wasn't very lon f a fo AVhen the names were fa r and fe # ; B u t fh*ti It *e^med w ith each pAasirtg

da,O u r Honor Roll, it (frcw.They 've had to make it wl<|4r.A«id they'll make It #id<*r atytl, fu r even ' time a space appear?. W i t h name» |t aooh do** fill.I t waffii't lon f aftiH*. that <*£rtitn day. T h a t U>e flrat tgpld i t a r appeared,The f 'ihbol that *U towtifoflli krt^w, And dreaded, and most feared.O u r tawnfoik k n a * it wAA lap v iu h la They knatr it hkd to rOine, i'o r without th0«e little to ld atdre,A w a r oen n e v e r be <rnn.Smm mhers have been Aod*d,T « this llonr*r F.nlJ so tride.T-* let I t knotfn to othata n . That our baM*' have fourth! «nd dl^d Ti'e <©uld m biaya*er the thay l/ft behind.»wt If iHtenia thlrt hi aur loan T he t-ord has Indeed been kind Fo r a ith «Micb tejafram thAt cornea A mother'* voW* wlH aay.

M> aau ima flven up bis life.►•r*r tii** ro n titrj It» eould haver

f *■!»• y ”T V n she'll I f l her bead dtop And a taa r r i l l fftU froii) her era. Itu t ?m»*n »ha realir. fi w hat h«r son

na^ 'dat»*./.'', , • i-< ■ ,•And ehfc'll luMd her Ke*4 ct> hi>h O u r toWAfdllu aren't fnArtyfa.

f lie*w th^ faeMrfflt of tonrtinem;Sut*they alad kJtoW m/ matter how

they try.Their appaiatimi they could never

» e n -tide in our town, i W hen the moon I* hlffh,

T ¡e team folk aa y à .U t t l l prayer Fr*r our hoys W M flEht arid die. r*h. HeaVeuly Fa th e r In *he sky. tThn ha« the power to make 11 va and

die.Please wat^h Over our flarhtinft men W ho heve ¿ °n e Into battle a ta ln and

sfa i« .T ake ra re of our boys wherever they

are.And try to return thwn. from afar, lt i»*ero* (hat a ll we at horoe ^an do. I« h o f In hiiiuMcoess and ask guld>

•n<> of you W e pr m ise, dear God. when the stay

in m lo n tfr red.T<* prav for aur aoldlera,, boti» liv ing

and dead-

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keep calm and pleasant.

Sht «till has "The Voice With A Sank“ evea when the

lights are thick on the Long Distance switchboard and the

circuits are irowdcd. Even when she has to ask you to—

" P i t * s * l im i t y o m r e s l l t o 5 m n m t c s . O t h e r s * r t u m t m g . "

Thats to help everybody get better •errice and you

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