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MARINI, KOESTER, KIIIKEN RECEIVE BIG MAJORITIES FROM TOWNSHIP G. 0 . P.-DEMOCRATS TAKE KENNEY

INTERESTING CANDIDATES T FIGHTS MARK GIVE THANKS V o te* C m H a f* -R * M ld l

PRIMARY DAY TO WORKERS H e tv ily .'a k o '- B o t h m A

WILL CONFER ON CUTTING

OF SALARIESCommissioners Tell Taxpay­e r Arrangements A re Al­

ready Being MadeAnsweqng protests of members

,,f the Taxpayers’ Association against the It**! tax rate, it was asnounced Monday night by the H o a rd of Commissioners arrange­ment* tor • conference between the ,.,mmi*Hi»ner* and the Board of E d ­u c a tio n in a a a t '. e m ^ t to c a t all township salaries are being m a d e . ,

Mayor Horace R. Bogle said th e m e e t in g will bs held as soon as imssiMc. \ ■ -

Taxpayers’ Association members .iir.kin protested against e x p e n d i tu r e s a n d »sked for reduction o f o p e r a t in g

FRIDAY

LOCAL WOMAN BACKED FOR INJURY AWARD

Court of Errors and Appeal Judges T hat Mrs. W erner

Be Paid By BorgiornoDebate On W hether Two More Are Needed On

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W h e th e r o r n o t i t has b e c o m e i m a n d a to r y to a d d tw o c o m m is s io n e rs t o th e lo c a l b o a r d Is a q u e s tio n th i i . h a s a ro u s e d c o n s id e r a b le in t e r - p e a t In t .y n d h u r s t . — |

N u t le y re c e n t ly a d d e d tw o m e m - j bers to t h e b o a rd . A c o m p le te sur- v « y o f t h e laws g o v e r n in g th e ease will b e made, according to Mayor Horace R. Bogle. The s t e p s will not be Ukaa until near t h e ' cad of the year, it is beHavad.

There ip a well defined opinio* that it ha* become .legally necessary to add two me«nb*fs to the Vumi According to some the law specfrtes alt municipalities having mofc than . 10,000 residents must have Rvc co m - [ missioners.

O th e r s , h o w e v e r , t a y t h a t th e j m a t t e r i s u p to th e c o m m is s io n e r s j a n d th e y m u s t d n c i iie .H O A K I) K N O W S

M e m b e r* o f t h e B o a rd o f C o m - j m is s io n e r s a r e a w a r e o f t h e la w a n d j h a v e a l r e a d y s tu d ie d i t fo rm a lly .

M a y o r B o g le a a id s o m e t im e a g o , ’ ^he f a v o r e d tl)e a d d i t io n o f tw o m o re j

c o m m is s io n e r* t o t h e b o a rd . H e w a s n o n - c o m m it ta l a b o u t th e p r e s e n t j c a se , h o w e v e r .

C o m m is s io n e r J o h n E . t i u i d e t t i ; s a id h e th in k s t h e a d d i t io n w o u ld b e ) s p le n d id f o r th e to w n s h ip s in c e i t w o u ld a f f o r d m o re r e p r e s e n ta t i o n .

O th e r s a r e d e b a t in g th e a f fe c t i t j w o u ld h a v e o n th e ^p o litic a l l in e -u p s . A lr e a d y , , th e r e ha«T b e e n s e v e r a l b r a c k e t s ,m e n t io n e d . T h e y w o u ld n e e d to u n d e r g o c h a n g e s .

RESIGNATIVice Chancellor Holds Up Payments < 447 UlnyVrr-ant *v« hk,

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Under date nf January K, I'm I , submitted a*y , te.iattati m «* a member of thr JUtanl ut llralth UtbF Mnywrr —;—-

Now, *a ma iy eiUapj»* of J.ynd hurst continue to rail me on Uir telejdlone about matters that per tain to tbe Hoard ot Health, I shall appreciate K it -jr m wUI kind ly print thi. I*tt*|r Jn your paper, so that tbe people at our town will knos* lki>» I am ne lo igei a mem ber ef the board. «■

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According to Ely there is enough in cash on hand *« make a payment of »i peraent. Additional payment* would be made as assets wereliquidated. More than wason deposit in tbe trust compnny when it was ordered dosed by the

. state department of Banking andInsurance to protect ths depositors.

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Patnsw and patnMMkUass »MI m IMmod. how hav* yea b»pt »<«>♦ekate Senator WHItaan Hantj t » « ? Mat* you boon realty awd t»«l| My and Me. Wj. Hr .and Un 1 loyal to • hnet and Hu < ho*»V* It* Urtbary K. Meirbey, U* and Mrs, i hebotg to that W>*o4 rtaw. ■AWab"m .. th*kwt Hr, aM Mew aftei kaadt). ssm Uoif *aiWMHam * (kwaa, Mr. and Mew t*rfu> tb* Mowm nf «»—1 for sptrdoal

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Mrs. Joasphin* Adams, of I* Riverside av»ntt*. passed away Mon* day on ths algfcty fourth anntver utry rf her birth. Sh* wa* the wldo. o f ’ the (au C*wr*e **»» • (j ' t War Veteran with the Now^TdJ* Kncineers. and made hat boflse wfth ber danchter, Mrs. Joaaphine Msrveji of the Rtverud* avna* addras*.

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S t IK) J‘I.N1IAIJER

Election Bodes Republicans Well

Several aspects of the primary election indicate Bergen County Republicans have seen the light and without douM wilt regaird most of the laurels they dropped in the last general election. By j the overwhelming vote given Joseph W. Marini, and the nomina­tion of Fredehck Koester and Nicholas Kiiiken for the Freeholder positions, Republicans definitely repudiated the leadership o f! Douglas G. Thomson, chairman of the Bergen County Republi­can Committee.

Thomson had seen fft. btfnre the election, to break an early promise to remain neutral in the election to assail Marini and urge his defeat. ,, '

It was just as well that Thomson did that. |t showed definitely and openly his position. If his leadership was anymore than an empty title, it would lie proved. He had urged the defeat of certain candidates. If he was followed by county Republicans, those candidates Would have been defeated.

The,election ot almost the entire list assailed liy Thomson is pronl enough his voice means little or nothing tn the rank and iile bl the party. He-had said that if those candidates wtre not defeated, he would retire from the office he Has held several years . It is tn be sincerely wished that he keeps that promise.

Uwnnson, long ago, ceased’to be a man of any value to his party.

* * *The voting itself contained agreeable indications. The fact that

Marini ra:- lar ahead of his ticket, and that Koester ran far ahead of Kuiketi and that' Ktnken barely nosed ciut Freeholder Knt:t helies the-statcfri^ftf the Marini candidates received regi­mented votes, that a "machine" Went to the polls and voted as directed.

Tbe results-do iiot hsfirout such a statement. Instead, thr wide difference,Hetweeh the candidates proves conclusively that Republican voters went to the polls, pencils m their hands and issues of the campaign in their minds.

They voted not as they were told, hit a* they heheved. M arinistrong popularity was borne out. Pred Koester’s wide acquaintanceship drew the votes tft him as wai expected. And Kuiken's support of the eight-pl.mk program won lor him con­siderable votes, as wa* expected, also.

* * *l.yndhurst voters reflected the same spirit apparent elsewhere

m the county. Marini and the group affiliated with him wen given large votes. The voting, while not heavy, was brisk enough, and was proof enough how vigorous .had been the efforts ol local workers. _ ' - :

The voting marked, too, the end of a particularly pleasant campaign. Leaders saw the futility..of their ’squahhfc* -of...past years and forgot them. There was a real unanimity of opinion among them. The majorities given one group of candidates prov ed that

So, it behoove* Republicans to watch thetr step fnwn now on. They have shown a powerful, united- front. They have showed strength enouah to win in the general ejection! '

And they have indicated, by their anions at the p,dh. they have discarded the old idea of “vote the ticket" Tor a better and wiser line, which is, “vote thr men".

MISS FOGELL ; ALUMNI UNIT EEADS Y.P.C.U.

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Gas Tax Hit By The G>ud«t

In the Hainficld Conner reccnily ,i|»jvarcxl .in rvlilonal onhcu- iiir the pr< if* wed jfasnKn* ts* Its inc*«anc n intcrcMina to every- <*tc anti is ti-ptinted heft-“HIICH CAS TAX UNWISE-;1 J rT,t;,t,iv'‘ Jppm\-al ha< Keen pi-en hy CwrtWior Mi«>re and

t,Vr ,n New l«^ey u> j pni|v«»| to nose the stateKi i 21 ita* present t-cent rite to 1 m u Thia itiwscnheu 4* jn emergency measure to obtain hind* for reliefpurpose*.

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(.avJme imm ad^nm* *talo New Yodt, Pennsylvania and Delawaie wtMild he vmtgnird inui New jetvy m tank twrpr-, by rail <w by im*<r tmtk Thor state* would ha\r kmvr ija ''hne tax#; and New Jersey, having a coastline with mimer- t» . hays ahd inlet*, would hnd th** ptnWem eveh mner (naible - w than it ha. proved in a number of other hi(fcm «atn Then, too, moconaj codkJ drive acmst the line and buy their «d and ga* fnwi iK-i*hbcinnf state*, u-herr there is no iiiiivr tn s^rra* thr 14s. ,r .,.. ...... - .

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a s i t s key thought w i th Dr. A l­ien (i. Ireland, Director of Physical ,,,,1 Health Education of the SUte I it n* rt m e rit of Public Instruction, at (he e v e n in g speaker.*

Supervising principal W illia m A . S m ith , in a fe w w o rd * o f g r e e t in g at the a f t e r n o o n session, also spoke o f , m. h e a l th p r o g r a m in t h e schools, a n d h,,w ih e te m p e r a n c e t e a c h in g is l in k e d u,i w ith l iv e to p ic s in w h ic h th e c h i l - ,lr, n a r e i n t e r e s te d . D a r i n g c iv ic s p e r -

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e s s a y s , i n e a c h c l a s s w e re e n t e r e diM th e p r iz e c o n te s t ,

Mrs. N in a G. F r a n ! * , S t i l e > M * t- ilent, th e p r in c ip a l a f t e r n o o n s p e a k e r , also m e n tio n e d t h e 'e d u c a t i o n a l w o r k , saying h e r g r e a t e s t jo y w a s in a c t i n g

id g e c a t f i y e a r in t h e p r i t e e s s a y contests. ‘ .

M rs. W i l l i a m s e x h ib i te d a c h in a m u g that. h a d b e e n in h e r f a m ily f o r y ea rs . I t h a d a p i c tu r e o f F a t h e r M atth ew , t h e g r e a t C a th o l ic t e m p e r - aitfp r e f o r m e r ( 17 9 9 -W 6 fi), w i th ‘th e s e

...y<vu H is g ra ia ! ti) k e e p th e p r o m is e ."

A vocu l <filet b y M rs i .T L .W i S c h u y r

le r a n d M r*- M- A u s t i r i , su lo s iby M rs . t : H. M cG ill* a n d M r. R o b e r t i . B a m - b«r, an a n t h e m b y t h e c h u rc h c h o i r , ami m u s ic b y th e o r g a n i s t , M iss A lic e W ilson, e n r i c h e d t h e p r o g r a m . ‘ T h e l oyal T e m p e r a n c e l e g i o n - ( c h i ld r e n ) uf t ' io s tW i g a v e a d e m o n s t r a t i o n . M rs . Tt,., rire M e rc e r w a s p i a n i s t a t t h o a f te rn o o n s e s s io n .

M rs. M a r th a L, R n e d e n , o f C a s t e r , was a w a r d e d th e p r i z e in th e U n io n

• S ignal C o n te s t . J u d g e s w e re M rs , Trotter, of D u m o n t, M rs . L e w is

— T ly fflp s tin , o f W y e k n il , oiw l M rs . ( . . K . M cK inney* f u n p e r ly o f L y n d h u r s t .

Mr*- W . M , K le v k ^ s r , o f ,L y n d h u r s t , w iii th e s i lv e r ' m e d a l in t h e m a t r o n s ’ f o i t e s t . Ju d g ie s w e r e M rs . F . R . Wiii«!h»n> « t> U ^ ( r s . B i i r n s . o f L e ^ n ia ,

. andj M rs. T r o t t e r o f D u m o n t.( ! « h e r r a t t h e a f t e r n o o n ’ s e s s i o n

w ere: M rs . E d w a rd G u rn e e , M rs . J . Y re ,l* * d , S t e w a r t , ,

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O th e r s p r e s e n t in c lu d e d M rs . H en* rv S p r in g s te in , A f C a r t 's t a ^ t ; M rs . W illiam H e n s e l, o f B e lle v i lle , M rs . . “ s T a riakc. M is s H e le n L e y h , M rs .

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Lyndhurst- Bible Class for Women observed their annual Guest Day at a-meeting held at the Methodist Epis­copal Church, Tuesday afternoon, with sixty-nine women present-

Bev. Charles Alexander Ross, pas­tor of the First Presbyterian Church of Rutherford, guest speaker, deliver­ed a message on “Challen Christian Life”, which remembered by the ladies who were fortunate enough to bear him. Among other things he stated that “the Christian life, has always been hard; the further you ga in it.the harder it is but, also the more encouraging it becomes. Difficult as the Christian lift is, that is the surest attestation of its worth. "Going to churcls regularly is easy; going away from church in the Christian spirit to exemplify the Christ life is hard. It cost* a tre mendous sum to follow Christ; i t like­wise costs a tremendous sum not to fo llo w Him; everything of worth is at stake. Withthe difficulties come*

THE COMMERCIAL LEADER- FRIDAY, MAY 20. 19U_' .11 1-1

Give Communion At [ Sacred Heart

More than children re-reiyed First Communion Sunday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church i Rev. Thomas J. McDermott, jyc- tor of the church, delivered the sermon. He wa* assisted in the exercise by Rev. Cornelius Boyle, curate.

The class, one «if the biggest to receive Communion here, was handsomely dressed. Boys wore blue suits and girls wore white veil* awl white dresses.

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N e x t T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n th e c la s s w ill h o ld i t s fin a l m e e t in g o f th e s e a ­so n in th e f o r m o f a s o c ia l w ith a s p e c ia l p r o g r a m to lie a r r a n g e d by M r s . R o b e r t L . F is a .

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in g s e c r e t a r y ; M rs . K. S p e e r ,m w a s a W a id e .lL a s i lv e r m e d a l a - f ir s t ! th e p r e s e n t e c o n o m ic c o n d itio n * are o f th e m J u n e 31 t* the day -« I n

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by the Major m *> disgrace tie heaten with a hamttrap of thf Mu points oh hoy! Thatl* M s fo»_ ihebook. ’

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A t t h e co n c lu s io n o f th e p r e s i ­d e n t’s a n n u a l r e p S r t , M rs , B e rn a rd E m e r s o n , f i r s t v ic e p r e s id e n t , p re s e n t? ed M rs . T e r r y , r e t i r i n g p r e s id e n t , w ith t h e p a s t p r e s id e n t ’s p in ; ali*o M rs. T e r r y an d M r*. W il l ia m V iv -e r s , r e t i r i n g s e c r e t a r y , w e re p r e s e n te d j w ith c o r s a g e b o u q u e ts . M rs . T e r r y j w a s t h e r e c ip ie n t o f a h a n d s o m e \ b ro o c h , a g i f t f r o m h e r e x e c u tiv e c o m m it te e . ,

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o f f ic e r s f o r th e e n s u in g y e a r w e re i e le c te d : M rs . E m e r s o n , p r e s id e n t ; M rs . j J o h n D a v id s o n , f i r s t v ic e p r e s id e n t ; )M iss I M i t i a P e t t y , se c o n d v ic e p r e s i - j d e n t ; M r s . A. S . S h e p h e rd , s e c r e t a r y ; ;M iss V ir g in ia E v a n s , t r e a s u r e r ; a n d ;M r* . S h a w l<eigh, h i s to r i a n .

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R e f r e s h m e n t* w e re s e rv e d d u r in g a s o c ia l h o u r , b y t h e h o s p i ta l i t y c o m ­m i t te e . M rs . M M D ic k e y . M,rs J ,M. R u s s o , a n d M rs . G e o rg e H o rg e n

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The Sport NewsBy Guv; S a v i n o —

FH E crowd was a long time drifting into-Passaic Stadium last Sunday ds the Columbus Qub prepared to cross bats with

.w jhe Holy Rosary nine. In fact, when the crowd had finally drift' pd in and arranged itself along fhe warped planks of the stadium

- feats there was still considerable room left. . . .So Billy Burns, the man with the iron derby, ei/.missioner,

(»f the old Tri-County League, shook a mournful head and said, “isn’t like the league days* eh? Nothing quite like a league, eh?"

Bart Gorman happened tp he closest to Mr. Bums and it was Mr. Gorman’s duty to answer. Mr. Gorman once was connected

. with the Yoqng Men's League (of tender memory) and had . played under the jurisdiction of Mr. Burns. He said: “No.

■ Nothing quite like a league.”It may have been pure kindness on Mr. Gorman’s part.,There

may have been in his heart a warmness for Mr. Burns quite as warm as the May sun that shone overhead. Maybe, that was

why Mr. ,answered thus. W e have no wayof knowingbecause whilir there arc plenty of ways of finding out whether a man hav a number of dollars we know none that will decide whether, he has a warm heart.

, But a question had been as^ed and a.quehwa had been answered. It was a question to ponder and the

, man to do the pondering best of all would he a man-' plwse heart was rteither uxrnn nor cold, but merely'.]aIwe dud pumping so that he would need to answer a.s

f,ITcoty. impartial conscience ordered. Tour author felt the had the latter attribute. We have studied the prob-• 1cm of to league or not to league from all angksr'ttftd-----“/nine always found it interesting. We have come out in

fu tm o f leagues and we have come out against leagues. fhcre is sontthing to be said on both sides of the question.

Using the game Sunday as an example; when the Columbus Club g<»t two runs in the second inning skirmish, there seemed to be -nothing to it. There had been no nits, some errors and two-runs. Mileski. was working easily, there was naught but confidence jn the Columbus Club camp. »,

So the thought: suppose they were in a league? Would there ever, after this game, be interest in another Co­lumbus Club, Holy Rosary meeting? From the depths nf our clear., cold comctoicc tame the answer. Ho", :

PaJ rsuim- masoivMikskl saw fit to slacken his pace in the ilupjtiHe «em !(he H$ll! Mpito Bob Sc hi bier in an easy, off hand

very poorly conccalcd. So, the ball suddenly agiifil4 tHe |cft licit! wall. Then it caromed into

en intdioiitis, and die suite stood } to 2 in Holy

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tigoni the clear,a. yea*}

; hfHj inning, HoNte Weis* got his bat under a fast ard by Harry Musical who had first got hi* beard

way. The baH was propelled infri deep right field for a A little later Joey (Candia hit a hf>me run. A little later pitcher* kid been blasted around and the Columbus

rolled up thirteen runs.

Dolan’s Cardinals Down Braves 14to 2 Two Tuesday at Braves Field

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W orked T o A H igh Pitch of Savagery, Cardinals Batter O ut R un A fter R un and Only Cool O f Even­

ing Stills Their H o t Blood

B y V l L U S K IN G li f e o n a f ie ld e r s c h o ic e , M u h te i s e n ’s e r r o r a n d a s in g l e b y C o o m b e r c o u n t ­e d th r e e in t h e s ix th .

C lo c k d r e w a p a s s in t h e s e v e n th , H e r g a n h a n s in g le d a n d C lo c k s c o re d o n > f ie ld e r ’s c h o ic e . B e l lo d o u b le d in t h e e i g h th . H e w a s d r iv e n a r o u n d to h o m e b y s in g le s o f C o o m b e r a p d D o ­la n .

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Mileski' tossed' them up'^afely for two innwjjfs. 1 ri th^1 sessionKoilHFal W asted d W rfght toward heaves. They prepared ttt 'throw in a now hail, but waited. • A figure in r i g h t ' field- l»egan streaking1 toward ic e su n - field. Was it Prank Wikoff, the scouVge of Sa. remetlto - Valley ? N e r t s , buddy. That was 'Longus iMiku*. • ■ k’ . ht'# - ..i I

Just ■ 41s the'bafH. began i<» drop M cC o y g«,t T inder It, and could h a v e la id i t a w a y in h is b a c k pocket. Bull he d id n 't . H e tossed it back and c a l le d o u t , “ T h a n k s f o r t h e fun ”Y O U T IM ), M cC O Y ?

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S o in th e n e x t in n in g h e p r o c e e d ­ed to lo b th e m u p . H e g o t r i d o f tw o H o ly .R o s a r y p la y e r s a n d th e n t h e f ir e w o rk s b e g a n . H e w a lk e d M o sk a l a n d w a tc h e d K o n e fa l b » n jt t h e b a l l in to th e l e f t fie,ld w a ll f o r a t r i p le . H e Hth r e w o v e r a n o t h e r o n e

l a n d t h a t w as r i f l e i b y B u d n ic k in t . . r ig h t f ie ld . E v e n M cC o y c o u ld n 't g e t u n d e r t h a t o n e . -

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/ • t v Mi «kwU «i*e* Mrhurt* Cirelr. •F«re*t of Amertea. W»d»*ednj at l»)«- Cohtmfcu* Club amil wa* f .

Firit ptite «™»l V Mr* Keiu. *rc»»d t.» Mr*.. J . *- tirrir -ftr- dfcg mmt* *®P*?Laical Girt. Scouts wUo have been

At C*»P Htlds uma (or parts ofCamping teasohs recently, were in rited ti * Cimp Re-Union held in Jersey City: oa Friday evening.

Camp sc uai m an ecs were renewed by tbe leek) girU with those of •Hiby cities and towns. Camp ex­perience* wife told by various ones present., Camp Councillors presented a pro- |M > of entertainment, ami *Uo the oAcen of t £ Jersey City Gif) Scouts repealed .a show which theyhad presented earlier in the year, loe fWMi sidLeske we tv parsed, an i then orchestra music was providedfor daftelng ifitil ten thirty, conclud in* what w*g a delightful evening for all V

Ixseal girls, who attended the re­onion were 5jDorothy Evans, Lillian Garis, Opie , Whftehead, Alvina Mr Namara, Gladys Hawley, Harriet b i Young, ifeta Duffy, of Troop. No.

CARD PARTY IS HELD THURSDAY

DETROIT. Mich., May 19—One of Uie moat encouraging reflections on current business to come out of this automotive center in recent months mas the announcement here that Chevrolet dealers reported 85 per cent more cars sold at retail in April than in March, that April sales were <,000 units greater than production, and that sales in the last ten-day period of the> month exceeded 'eithe'r of the other two periods by 5,000 new cars and trucks. "--r ,

j. In the last ten days dealers re ported purchases by the public of 24,176 new units, according to W. S. Knuclsen, president snd general manager, as compared with 19,672 in the second , ten-day period, and 17,^61 ia the first period.

Tlie total of 61,309 compares- with 113,125 sold in March, a gain of 8f percent, and with 55,432 built ir. April, which was 5,000 more than the production schedule called foj nt the beginning -flt that month, Mr. Knudaen reported. . * ""

“The public response to our pro­duct went ahead of expectations .iurltig April," Mr. - Rnodseh ’said. “This is particularly gratifying to us since it indicates public recogni­tion of <Hif ttaf to build « -low-priced quality car. Value, prominent

WestminsterChurch Active

Just as all nature responded to the beautiful sunshine of last Sab­bath, so the- children of Westmin ster Church School celebrated tht wonderful weather by coming out in .unusually large numbers.

The program waa enriched by ar aiklrvss of exceeding interest am' inspiration, the speaker being Mist

’ SSiiabeth CJregg a graduate nurse A strong invitation and urging to r life of service formed the keynote of Miss Gregg's fine talk and il made a very deep impression upor

■her hearers. During the class ses sion Miss Gregg taught the lessor to a group of the older girl*.

Mr. Wm. Link, Westminstei School's talented song leader, whc. h a d been absent for a few weeks' directed the hymn singing, and at a itokcn <o him the young folk* proved thou- appreciation of "The sinking. Sunday School of Lynd- fiurst'Vby ringing 6ut their voices ir, th e old familiar hymns.* lisps ,are tender way^or a fitting cvldifalion of Children’s Day, by tlii- .committee,, with Miss Da|i>> Smith as chairman. Another com- inittoe consisting of Miss Jeanne KHiott and Miss Minnie Quinzer i; working energetically on a play-to lie given ojt June 2nd, entitled "A Day at Hapipy Hollow.”

The Sigma Chi with the co-opera l io n of the Men’s Club have been beautifying the grounds around th< church, with new xhrubbery, hedgi and lawn.

A v e r y handsome Bible has beei p r e s e n te d to the church by Mrs M a r g a r e t Iteid in memory of hei h u s b a n d Mr. Wm. Reid who wa: S u p e r in t e n d e n t of t h e Bible School fo r a number of years and for ar ev e n l o n g e r period an Elder in the c h u rc h . This g i f t is exceedingly ap­p r o p r ia te aod greatly appreciated by the members.

. .T h e date has been set f o r th e a n n u a l picnic a* June 25th, and all tie organizations connected with W e s tm in s te r are looking forward i r keen anticipation to this event. A c o m m it te e representing each of th e church bodies is . in charge o l a r r a n g e m e n t * under t h e chaiffnaB- s'lip o f Richard Jans, and the dm* tiua'ion will be Cold'Spring Lake sap>c as last year.

S ig m a Chi will meet at t h e home of M is* Ruth Di«aon, 719 FiGth s(

-im Monday evening May 23rd. Ti ,<u-hrr* and officer* of the Church S choo l at the home of Stanley D. M aeD o W elt, 609 Freeman St. on Wednesday evening May 25th. I .a llie s Aid Auto trip to Reid's le r ' re a m plant ia Newark Ofl -May 2.'>th,-buases leaving ohurch at ti** p. m . A ll connected with these or­g a n i s a t io n s are urged ,to take pan in the activities planned, Last meet­ing o f the Junior Friendship Group fo r the s e a s o n will be held on Tues d a y May 24th, at 4 p.m.

Kegular preaching services m Sunday at II a. m. and * p » A cordial welcome to all. You will find Westminster a friendly church.

ELMER HALLPARTY GUEST

Ehae* Halt, son oMIr. and^Mr* Burt Hall, of Sixth avenue, celeb rat e*i h is Mxteetith birthday with r party at b is home, on Thursday >• ght. _ .

Games and dancing were featares atKl r e f r e s h m e n t* were served Istai in the evening.

‘ ieuete Mi**e* AudreyBridgman. Rita' Duffy. May tteffy Wmdtfrad Raabe, and Virginia Un was, I ...rent Harm*. Michael Te* salone. John Sehweiberger, Radoipb G*r*ve«ti, and Blake Ehrlieh, ef Ijndbur*!; Edward Ran*. William 1‘arker and William Mar Alvanaaag* o f Jeran CMy.

NEW COOK BOOK AVAILABLE FREE

la all earn this year, was made more pronounced than ever la the Watery of Chevrolet when tit late able to reduce jrkcs on April . I. Thii contribution to our A ' fonnsnce, as did General Exhibits hekl the first week o(month; but the immediate be _of both those activities was felt be­fore the middle of April," Mr. Knud sen said. , “

"The large increase ia the' \jui period over the other two " *te indicate,** he continuednumber of those people tM e____ford a new car, but who have not been buying for one' reason or an­other, are now coming into the, market in the realisation that' «kr of the biggest single contribution* they can make to national basinet* recovery is to buy their new cart now. Thus they distribute the bene fit of their -purchases through tk< many industries and. localities de­pendent upon the automobile for f livelihood.

“ Every one of our new cars rep­resents the equivalent of 71 dsy! of work * for people scatter^ throughout the United' States. Thlf means that 4hav public wiu our April showing possible contri­buted materially toward speeding thi; whaal* of industry and the relief of unemployment.'*potatoes—these are the sign and badge of an expert rook. There is a new 40-page, booklet, noW available without obligation to every reader of The Commercial Leader, fhfeh tolls just how these mvlabler »i; •omplishmenta may become a matter ■if habit with Lyndhurst hi*uapwi(res.

The fact that the contents booklet have been <ix articles which have the Sunday Magaxine of a,New York newspaper giv.es to its iiopularity and useful Illustrated with phdtograph little handbook is a pleasure Menus for entire meals, jiven in claar, understandable! Tuage and practical suggestions preparing unusual 'dishes aresd. . - i

The booklet wil appeal to _ _;r housewives but experienced ci too, like to. have it handy' (a l kiteliens. Since It comes te - yea-a* t service of the New Yorit, news* oaper referred to, it Is entirely with­out charge or obligation. Just dro|> a postal c*rd te tV ip« (4ttc, »tb, floor, 230 West 4lst streej,, New York City.

The Ijidies Auxiliary of Harold U, Harnnger l‘«*st, American I j gi.in sponsored a card party held at tee j LegioM Home. Thursday afternoon • with Mr*. S. A. St«»ld»r*s as chair ! man of the committee of arrange­ments. asaiste<l by Mr*. Alice Mier Mrs. Andrew Jongbtoed, Mr*. Will iam Stephens, Mr*. A U Arm­strong, Mr* Emma Hamilton, as hostesses of the dsy.

The color scheme was lavender $11,047.894 17 as r and green, with sweet peas a* table'

centerpiece.Souvenirs distributed among tee

guests were silver berry sjwon* and meal forks; with a spteial award going to Mr*. Mart Ellithorp, of Rutherford. .0,

Guesta included Mr*.-Frieda Cor*'" riden, Mrs. l jiura Iteehert, 5fc*T Ivy s Ginn, -Mr« Ellen Deaaix, Mra. L M Ufevre. Mrs. K, G, »'un», Mi»Anjis Funk, Mr*. Louis l*etnenng M Anna l ux. Mn* W Guthwl. - Mm H M Higgms. Mra. OttoFipo, Mrfc C H Iterket, Mr*. O.M. Bayers. Mr* Riwe Wbitehea.1,'Mis W iHckering. Mr*., A- I- Sat­ina, Mrs- R. J. Httkbm, Mfa,. te’ttyGirheil, Mr*. Arthur tiutheil. Mr*.J.»ie|>h H. C Snyder, of Lyadhutiti : ----

Also Mix M I- Oarnr, Mia. fee fhe best t»WI James tiraims-aw. Mis G. R Me C.wti, Mr*. M»rt KllUhorp, Mrs.Myrtle Jonec», »f Rutherford

Al * spent a- drUgbtfal aftern.swi. tpjoyin* the game* and al*« the straw berry short cube,. *'tiieh was served during the social bout after the card games v

for Mar saeet satgWI'" I A r* Mary Wwdrmaa; faaaleit.rs., Ciirl ani^bng.sr refre*hnseat» the gr*M vested SB a cirrie ami vied

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The Circle have ree«*«« I ».tatnoi to attend tee Ihhveraary ' reiebeatioa 'Mt- tl*,. -... , Oessman Cirete >;» l alwa CMg, «• June - tod Reseryatema ahiiuld b» nuhle ' thr.aigh J(rsi' Mary - IteUta before May fTMs., \

Mr*. Williaw tMwtly. of W«»«l«srd ■on H-. Rutherford, entertained at illlMt. Wesiwsday., for Mrs. Mamie I’ste soii, and Mr* Earl N -*rdbru> k. of l.ymihurot, »Hh Mrs.- Kaje Hr-wn anil Mn Maft »h Shertdan,- of Fa* saic, and Mr», Mary BmUdt, o{ t ail stedt.

Alfred II Cranhshao a mt „ ----IVrrtne; of I.iVtt*g*t»* a*a*»aa, sp#at test week-end a Rshiag trtp ta Cul­ver Uie. where the la “ summer h»n««-

avenue, served aa a-Jutug at ensac K this week

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The Tcaohcys’ Associatten MU not decreased its effort* in the assistance of poor and needy children. Stead­ily the work nf' reUevteg tho-4-a~ jvare,,.gocs forward, bnd'tbe. fufHl v>f the Lyndhurst schooM hit* eWB- itmously been cvntritxAteg ft* noncy and services.

At Jefferson school hot luimht* have been served each day, sWe«*October, « , total of 141 luncfies todate. , > f 1’

Twelve pair of new, siwes have been contributed, and 2a chiWten have been completely outftUfd In shoes, dresses, hats, cuats, gfoveii scarf* and underwear, ■ r, .

1 baby has been entirely out­fitted. ^

6 Christmas basket* and 2 week­end baskets have 1»een sent , tuneedy fsmiUCS.,

28 families have been inve: and visited.

Clothing ha.* been generously s| plied by mothefs/ 'chtldi n teachers nf tl«r sehool. and 'li eus families • have been »«[ ailh food, clothing and eaah by 'flu dividual teaohers.>-Hte-.uteris. has been acoan-plished through the cffoefa teachers in just one “ same work ia being done the schooU of tbe whole towashi|h

ROSES (A CLUB)AT WESTER VELtS

- -- ■■ - fMrs. George Westervelt, of Page

avenue, entertained the RambR»|g- .. ’lose* , at her home, Tuesday aftfr loon . Han* were made to pueohaee lish e s for the kitchen at the. W*^ ninstcr Presbyterian ehurrh, with .roceed. of thr eard party ferid Jtf he" church last week, uivltr ad* ■dees of the group.

Refreshment* w are served durian t social hour ahkeh W teri tfcr Httitwi of -‘ he aftermsaK .

Those present included Mr. Geecgr lenry, Mr*. J. B. Mega#, Mr*, ieorge MiehelfeMrr, Mrs. Harold V Weft*. Mr* Adolph rrorteMfr. tnd Mrs. J. M. Sebwaibarger, wMh he hmteas, Mrs. Weeterrglt. Mt* farnb Burk was stedrt haragse *h# '» attending a amstiag of Um Order if the Eastern 8ter at Atlantic Tty; and Mr* M Canhlte was a^ wnt hecaase th* and her b ^ M n i.. are off on w meter te * ***&' the MHtthera mates.

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f yo u will fin d d m t im e p ro v ed and re liab le C h evro le t m o t o r , w M tk c o m b in e •

equa lled econom y w ith s m o o t h n e s s , . s p e e d , qulotneaa and f le x IM II t y

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pm cut r c o u c c o t o

Rake that big. imperative CKevrolet fund. Look at that ffne. mottem, ma- tv'nulrr mgioe undemaath. Right »/t#ra Itea ona of the chief irnenem why t hevrotef coottnuea to be gonerka't largest selling nutomobilelfo r thmt mngtn* ie a s/i - and only a a i , at CbrvTolet build* it, coenbanoa Ixth tbit amoothneus you want and tha etoftomy you want. With nnyiiMng mat* than aie cyltadm, you aartMtee Chevrolet‘a famou* lour tod of opova tsm -ffta fotrrsl of so r u r you can ft.gr. With anything k*» than ail nd* tndeea, you aarrifew t he tniterent smuxh-

i driving eujuyal.le.

ptswef dahvuea a top s>usd nt tmm lo TO atftea an tout a«« atara’aa team atandattll to JS autet am tour la I than 7 aaensute, I CunMmd wwfc Wheeling and •y a m M nh tei*!!■%, deliver* pertaraaenre ttmlb au aalt

Thmt tn|ins is mm haniralfy eonn<f- Over three ami a half year* of ma* tinuou* iniiwovtng, refining, and Mating have warn Into It* dtvefepMM. The nwult: It'* aa nmtrty IM ' I patfart a* the BMMvt ol a quality lorn prked tar ran be I ' -Thmt anjm a ia t twniighlr prtyrt l —It* batec deatgn and namtrueitem to«w bsun t**t«4 aiul i«frvr<i by btllawm of mi Ira of aervke, lh the Itandtof BuiUfnm. of owners And today, Ovat a httmlre-l fhouaand of Iheaa rngine* are la daily atrvteu oa tht road* of Aaterira.JJhmt angire .* up ro i/afa in «e«ry Iwraedseta dabvury.

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CHEVROLET SIXL A I R D — J O H N S O N , I n c .

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W e e k l y P h o t o p l a y G u i d e

Listing Selected Films As Chosen By The Better Films 'Committee Of The'Lyndhurst P.' T- Association

/ <S05M, \ ' how OID | FOtKS out rf was

Laornto**'

F i f t y miles an hour in 17 seconds on the getaway . . . 75 miles an hour in.21 seconds on the straight­

away . . . steady on the turns . and ready on the instant for every emergency—that’s the Rockne! It's the marvel of all the low-priced cars!

The Rockne’s six-cylinder motor is extra large— with glass-smooth, electro-plated pistons that in ­crease fuel and oil mileage. You get Free Wheeling and Full Synchronized Shifting, Silent Second Speed. Automatic Switch-Key Starting, Full Cushioned Power—numerous oflier advancements without extra charge. Come in and take out a smartly styled, aero­dynamic Rockne for a trial drive—even if you’re not ready to buy! • . . f. Evtrjr clo—d body wind for rtdio

>uil Kays: ?. ' K“T h e m a n w ho f o r g e t s h im s e lf

is a l w a y s re m e m b e re d b y o th e r s .” A r n f t h e m a n o r w o m a n w ho s a v e s

s m o n e y b y b u y in g o f u s ii- r e s p r i - ! le d b y o th e r s . .

W e ( i i v e a n d R e d e e m A u to -C a sh C o u p o n s

I W e t a r r y a fu ll a n d W n ijiJe te l in e i d S K V E H A S & <i ICO W LK W SK I

P o lish R e m e d ie sSHAMPOOING

K niflertH O K A T O N A IteK . $1 .23 cltl t o 79c B o ttle

K E I> C I.O V K R C O M P O U N D lilood Purifier and Spring Tonic

P le a s a n t to Use a m i d o e s th e w o rk . R e m o v e * a l l p im p le * a n d . o t h e r s k in b le m is h e s . t l . 2 5 p e r l l o t t l e

Old FashionedSI I . P H l 'R & ( R K A M TARTAR

I.O X K N C K K (Ume Flavored Now is time tntnae. 25c Bo*

JAMES C. NIXON, PH. G.7 2 2 Ridge Rd.* Lyndhurst

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Lynd Discontinues Its Vaudeville For Summer

Th** L y n d T h e a t r e on JU u y v e * an t a v e n u e i s » d iH co fitin u h itf itK f tn r v a u d e v il l e f o r thf* » u ijim «r m o n th s to b e re s u m e d e u r l y In th e fa ll. Thf* m a n a g e m e n t a tin ounces iftuA j

M ay 22mi w il l be .Ik*; la s t , v a u d e v il le p r o g r a m . T b # mMvie fun.* j

. o f l . n y d h u r l t h a v e a re a l t r e a t , .j ifo n u n f t fo r thf* ra a tu iK e m e n t i* e x - ; U<>ruling i t s H ta r tlin K thrift p o lic y j [ to im 'lufh* tl»#* w e e k -e n d , F i r s t r u n / f p ic tu re * a w l d o u b le fea tu rp * w ill M

ru n a t th e :/t ia ra y *1ow ‘ a<httii»*lo#i ■ i price® th a t w m * a l re a tly b u i l t uf» I .^steady , p-pul.r

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Demassi Motor Car Co.626 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N, J. Phone Rutherford 2 -0 1 7 1

Funeral Directon%»> 2-otnoi’K * BtafHij

M iss l.illiw n le r o f M rs.! TT ierew a vV eurt u v e n |e , b u s U (W m v-il in to m e ig lWlMWy t f U»* 'N’ !>ttojj,1io n m e n ia l < > r U , PI O m e g a

IM, a ' 1‘re m o n S t a l e T e jtc h e r r Iftge , w h e re »he i* a n h o n o r M n e d i*

Mi mm K a ts e n t ite in wan one o f th e O rst ^ ra rlu tt te * o f th e local H ig h «rboo!, am i * i l l h* g ra d u a te i! f r o m T r e n to n in J u n e , l$ l« l l .y n d h u r t ta k e <4 p rid e in h e r M 'hoU ntir re*

Mrs. Goldberg Hostess

PASSIONATE PLUMBERwith BUSTER K EA TO N

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“ SCANDAL FOR SALE”

T Y P E W R I I I: R SSoldi Rented .tut) Rrpni'rrd

H . B A L IC K

II Park Ave., Umlierford liltlherfnr'l 2 UHIO

with PA T O BRIENIt Mil. Rl III in I'KRI'Kt T CONTROL"

Kslrn Kalarda; Walinrr—<th | ,iiM.de “ AIR M

‘GIRL CRAZY

G O O D S H A M P O O

H BE LER and RO BERT WOOLSEY. ith W A LT ER H U S T O N and H A R R Y CA REY

“STOI T H ANDS * .WILLOW; HAN1)8"—4 »mrd<PVR VMUl NT NEWS

O U R LAST BIG VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMKalin Ne« Show

*ONI>\> a n d Tl KSIHV, Mat U U IMtliKI.F. PP.\TI RK

“ ALIAS THE DOCTOR” -with R IC H A R D BARTHELM ESS

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PROBATION* n h JO H N N Y D A R R O W

Mi Rn H il i.i % ms ia ol t op Tl N£’

F OR i fine aliniulalinit aliutu|M»o — plrnly nf hid w ilrr and »o»p,

thrn many rin«in|i« with hoi *»«lrr. and laal a rool rim r. Tin* lionir

i. jn.i oil*- j^ n u m rom- f«rU and ru n tra irn m that you rit- (•y *>hen you own an ■ntonialii •Iwraur um* water healer.

I joh ii 13-11 IMII Bt.K FP.ATI'RK

“CROWD ROARS”with |..tries Cagney Jnd J«wn Blondell

GIRLS ABOUT TOWNwith KAY FR A N C IS and LILYAN TA SH M A Nm i H I S I H l . ’S S P O R T K L A K T B y K O X N K W S

B'WWIKSIMY. Mm ti _ INH'BLR rKATI RK

“ BELOVED BACHELOR”with PA U L LUKAS

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HOTEL CONTINENTALwirh IV ^V Shannon Theodore Von Elti

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SPIRIT OF NOTRE DAME9S far your old•rater komirr if vwa rrfJmrr ll milll a Kn mmlomolit »lor- «»» fax mrmtrr krml- er. I nilrr familypr, illutlmlrj. gmiroit- imrJ imkei, ikttr• » « l OMMbrtnf,H f«W«« iMfMrtly.

with LEW AYERS — *=—l t »*,KO V_ _______________ . PATH S NKWH

rw i RM H > M 4 FRIBVV ~ IMU M.K P IU T T M

24 HOURS”wirh C lTV E BROOK and KAY FR A N C IS

“ LASCA OF THE RIO GRANDE”with LEO C A R ILLO

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CiMning Soon “A t l iO m ,SM ITH*,-R « id d CoIm m

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“ SHOPWORN”•th BA R B A R A STA N W Y C K

0.1 inalall* Ike Hr* aulnmalir alora«e (aawater healer in mar ifHar. I Ken 04. ISa monlh lor > i#hleen nuialha. I t.k pviee* Iram upward, inalalled.

• e mill imtlmll ifce Me* aad fe< «m try

U lor llUrly dot* willumt rkmrgr. “ LOVE BOUND”tih MuUiall » N atalie M oorhead

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PAG*THE COMMERCIAL L E A D ®, FRIDAY, MAY JO, I9U

FORESTERS kwsgb mbs UNIT MEETS

Memorial ExercisesPyramid Lad**. I.tUI.K. *iM

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LOW PRICES m m i U m U — •*

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fc.tr* t.um.DiHHHi <*"< Hkm t ^ I W “ *»■wmiiuiM In pXSTfmm U* « H t t a r l l » wm* *• * * * * ■“ Mile*** jrowr WlQf* . . . .«

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\ oU dko ll to Ik* a tfa l? ?««r f« » # » «ml '" '" .T V M uip to u r m r w llh f W lim a — lh* M r " " " * ' «*"♦ W «** Tlrra m i ran b ttf •* l*» |>H » T*** •“ ■

IM .r In today. * ' • will sb * * vuii F trcate** IIn m Im *p<N-U! brm nJ nm il •‘" , r r “other*—take I hem In ?*ur •»%.« banda a*»l ,^ k ’ h[ *""* atrurtioat fiwr >our**lf. Yau a n d yo« *!*«* ba lb* .!».»■*. Than >ou *.111 undaralaiH l wby Mwalww* rtre* are tb ? «»<•-•landlitu pc*r*f«w »* af w a * n « » -

In thr*e Jay* * f thrifty bu»in*—K1Rt.*<TON* * \ T * i VM ,l!E S IQ I'frTt ____________ ,________

The T ir e T h a t T a u g h t T H R IFT to M iU in n t

Party members and frlenda af Ihe Ladies Gaild of Or Metho­dist Episcopal church were pres­ent at a party fiven Thursday afternoon at tha church, ia fattar of Mr*. Conrad McKinney. far- mer secretary of the fiaild. aa* of C leveland, Ohta.

When Mra. McKinrey left far the west soma months a n ahr left an apron. .*ith thr. Gaild mem(mts and asked thaai, ia tan . to »e* patches ca the a proa aad enclose a coin under ear* patch. Thirty one patches were 1 ripped of the apron by Mra. McKinney. Thursday, and a neat atm waa realized from the navel device.

Hostess for- the day were Mm. William Schoof, who waa ia charge of arrangements far the event, Mrs. William Ward. Mra. Dorcthy Sidell, Mrs. Roku Kendo. Mrs. Raymond C. KxIrr, Mm. I^nnart Swenson, assisted by the president, Mrs. Charles Cromley.

Shower Given------For Miss McRae

FRIENDS MEET W ITH MISS EARL

•Um oimco CODMt u t — *■« pam M G»*ty»- p>« iw ia aawKww* ** ««*diinto a m m . •••*». *•**»»•*•*m .id I«»bm pwsaatm t w i l i t a*< • M f M *nmIU<mwhIM« *»* > * « * leetejHe** *> •** •**d bad*. «M

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Local Miss, Engaged To Al bert Johnson, Honored At

Mrs. Neis’ Home

The B r u n s w i c k L a u n d r y M a n

o a w o i e m m m w n m w w r t • w m c t

We brings you

a s h d a y f r e e d o m1 M-II

, * .aFree!A n ^ 2 0 0 ’p r i z e s i n a l l d u r i n g t h e

g r e a t ^ I C r e s g e D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e

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S j l O O O . i n g o l d , t o b e g i v e n t ot h o b o y / o r g i r l w h o .w r i t e s t h e

b e s t 2 0 0 - w o r d l e t t e r a b o u t t h e i r

p a r e n t ’ s v i s i t t o t h e K r e s g e

D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e in N e w a r k ,

B m Y o u W a n t t h i n P o n y

o r & F i n e M o t o r M io M t

o r * i O O O i n G o l d ?

T hen decide to enter the Conte*t at once! Mail theX oupon below for Ruin, priir* and,complete details.

Many have marvHIM ihai lirumwitk—.

ihr wtirld-* Urgev Uun<J/y-x*-»»> rrndw »

qualify wrvke *■ cmrammaf anH ur^'itm*

arwt at the same timr *<» ilrli|d*tlullj iimIi-

vidualtMKl tn rath t u m . h i k t Hut i( *nu

will viyt tht* gimi laumliv plant. )<«i »i1l

li-irn fa<t» rhai will makr y»*u un<lrrtiari<l

fxna Hruntwick <lurv n» well.

()n phone tall fn*» ytw. a trp re ic n ia tu e

will viwt ynu prom ptly wiih Tull parikulaM

about Brwwwult tHr

Seven D if r rm t Type* ot llfun»w i.k V f

vkr an d fleum«t«k f.arm rnt < Inr

the fatttMM Pr*t««k

* a t ! wWhy go on trying to sh uiklcf this uitnftr vary job of u i^ b (Ij\ slavery ** Ic rrally

i*.n‘t f i i i to yuurvclf— esprtially 'vht n )«»u

»< ali/e that frml**ni is no further .i»a> chan

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In tbta a a n a f lba* «a«»wd t «.•!<» *tataa ai*4 t a i t n l aa w)11 , M a f I hi a ir awbai r t l i m . I Wrv tb a t « f tbaaa*b a l r r t l m a d « W | a ia | It* bw* t'trap llala «tta<a<a. aw4 llU t J r i H a f tbaaa rm • « * » * • am p d M i t« ♦»**» h t i . i r w I i m » ■ t ta * * a l M ab aaf la <•*»(i J * > t 'V •>. >.m|fhm » iraajajaa I Uaa u U % —v .» im m tm- aat* m*km a < |«

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V A T H S T I R E & B A T T E R Y S E R V I C EMl R lfX iR ROAt> I YNIM IUIIST

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RIVERBARK SERVICE A BATTERY STATION .

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CLUB WILL f MEET TUESDAY

C. D. A. CELEBRATES EIGHTH BIRTHDAY

I .y d ia te , -and M rs . ,A . C . U r o w n .T h e e v e n t i s p la n n e d f o r m e m b e r s - 4 h » c o u * t ~ M d j v * n d i t , i* c x p fe c tM

t h a t a la r g o p e r c e n ta g e o f \ h e m » -n - b e r e h ip w ill b e p r e s e n t to e n jo y t h e p a r t y and jo in in th e a n n i v e r s a r y f e s t i v i t i e s .

l . y n d h u r s t b o d g e . H .H .O .E . U ltk N o . 1505 . w ill h o ld t h e i r a n n u a l H » * f>»y p r o g r a m a t t h e i r lo3 ii« room t t t E lk s H a ll , o n I he e v e ­n in g o f T u e s d a y , J u n e I I th .

I ’l a n s a r e t h a t Hoy S c o u ts a n d G irl S c o u ts w ill l e in v i te d , a* w ell a s th e 'fn ib iic .

T h e c o m m i t t e e in c h a r g e o f T :,r e v e h l a r e Jacob H lr k .C a r m in e S a v in o , J e s p h , S r ty d e r , G e o rg e H o ld en , T h o ia a ? C h e e v ^ rs ^ a n d F r e d W ig h a rd .

M rs. A n n D e c k e r , w h o i s c h a i r m a n o f th e c o m m it te e o f a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r th e e i g h th b i r t h d a y a n n i v e r s a r y p a r t y o f C o u r t l . y n d h u r s t , C a th o lic D a u g h te r s o f A m e r ic a , ,w b ic h w ii be h e ld 011 M o n d a y e v e n in g a t t l u P a r i s h - H a l l , ' l i s a n n o u n c e d h e r a s s i s t a n t s .

M iss E t h e l R e n h ie h e a d s t h e en t e r j .a in m e n t c o m m it te e , t o b e a s s i s te d b y M rs . A n n a ^ F l y n n , X r i G e o rg e G o o d e , M rs . E l iz a b e th W i!l ia m s , a n d M is s L i l l i a n W o lf ..

O n t l i e t a b le c o m m it te e a r e Mrs G e o rg e L y d ia te , c h a i r m a n , M rs ; J o h n I l r e s l i n , M rs . H eler> D a y , M rs M . 1.. U a lm c r , M rs , L u c e t t a H a r r i s M iss C l a i r e G a f fn e y , M rs ; A lb e r t C r a c c h io la , M iss l l e r t h a M o h l , ' am : M iss G r a c e A th e r to n .

M rs. J . M . B r a n d le y h e a d s th i r e f r e s h m e n t c o m m it te e , to b e t<s s is te d b y M rs . J o h n A . F ly n n , M rs H . M. M c G in ty , M rs. J . M. l ie 117.0 M iss M a r y E . R o d g e r ; , i : . . B re s lin M rs. R o s e B u rd e , M iss M o il1, ,V :s W illia m K e lly , M rs. D a y , M iss N ellii D a y , M rs . M a ry H o w a rd , Mr.n, I W S tin s o n , M rs . J a m e s u U ija rt, M rs B a lm e r , M rs . M. O ’C o n n e r , M rs . A l

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I T h e Intermediate society o f thej Reed Memorial Church presents next! Thursday, May 26, a one act p la y ' entitled the “Teeth of the Gin Horse." Along with this are *&•-( e r a l other attractions such a s th e Gilchrest trie, and a violin sola T h e ; characters in this play a r e A rlin* Smith, Malcolm Miller, Winnie Ko-1 gell, Dot Giichrest, Doris Hoff andj Fred Meyer. The play w a s eoaeh.<B by Fred Westphal. I t will Uikij place jn thc church at 8 :0 0 p . m.— Admission 2 5 cents.

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T h e r e w e re f if te e n ta b le s o f o la y c r a a n d a n u m V r o f n o n - p la y ­e rs a 1 th e c a rd m r t y jriven S a tu r - la y n i ^ h t a t C lu b H ea iq u a r t e r s . S o u v e n ir* d i s t r i b d t e d am mfc th e T u e ^ t1* w e re lin e n lu n c h eo n c lo th s , r e f r e s h m e n t s w e re erve<i a f t e r th e ' 'a m e s . T h e c o m m it te e in c h a r g e o f th i s en » o y » b !e e v e n t w ere M rs . Kd- ” r d K o e tz n e r , 34rs. I). \ |* M r V arn a r a ; M rs. J .1 C o lie . M rs . J . M. S k v ta , Mrs.""* K^, C. K o ch , an d M rs. C h a r l e s G r a n t .

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