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Guidetti Recommends A c ceptance of Levies For Extension Long Debate

By GUY SAVrNO

*de, Beginning At 3:30 O’clock At Old Hone To Inclwie 1,500 — Several Thousand Ex. pected A t Exercises la C ow l and P a rk A m .

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fr.und. mt Vrtrtana Memorial ,MtuM t«»raki at th« Potto# Air

craft Corp will Iw** John K raft, • tnrtnher of lh* local (hi«, «• a |M>wnfvr who wMt tiap t*M * itvm tto air

*W *t naiiitair pared* aad nt».t.«t • apaetiy crowd ***r aaaewhUl r»r *n» tn l.y n d h u o t

Tto invitation* ta tto wtftnwW l* Ihra f t o f t fe tfe* aad

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f fn w r» « n « . v.itm alo p |*-«, Ik* a u n t o r . a t I t t t tn line T to iw tft Ka#ta**»* Ik . S J N a .a l W. tn* • r t M>pani»| k . th* V It K i t f HaO. tt »fwtr H«.»* hand «f Ml M*e*», | ^ i •’"•I, A jtorw aa I # 0 « a Hand, Math *<f«rd W * an») ttrwm fo r* * , J a to C, Inctoraoa Camp (J f l i t aad l»tum ! >rpa, Bpanwh Wat Vet* ran*,. .>•« W*l a few ot lk« an lta in H»a Th* IV*t A aatliary a rtiag a . a M an t 'at W .* r Im t t o fi«id *t*af M<*ttot«, i to » « r aa t Uirl v « « i Unit* *»d Ik* I utfuim e.l t l .t l »«*lt*. a t l<t >uthar*« wilt mah* ap |k* ft t o . I ju ra i *f m an h e r . that r»*r p.»r.ded t to

Wm. C. Collins Appointed For

Fourth Term

• rand t t o f Iw iar* mt th* 4* m>4 * t»*» Vr****ia«ian by Hi Vinaaai

Ai«kti«*t and' MtMMbti Ad •na* t o fw w w ito r AHtor tlao»r, Haltanal Aaikew mutg hy A«oN»fea«nw.M apoaiod hr t ’a itad M at*. •»*»» to ad to*a«totlB* h t 'Chaplain h « » to n . Ia .^* rtiua *Mt*>M *« t ’waeart v» »•»•>*• •**«. to n * . * *»«a.a ) t*

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lean f t u n l a i w t t ' a , « l M aaafh. th*• a a n to a «itl to to<*a4*»«l thrw»»h a pahik ator*M *|ratmm, iha* « *.» • ( > « • oppurtanity t» toa» tto ’*p**tor*. -haM ia«**«ta aM •tikia a »**»(** J tw* M < |, t t o (Mrh a 10 h* p tfia l^ il Iw ito>•*»*! h > | Usual l,‘«*t

Tto i 'm m i IIm aa I>*i4|,i att<»« fat » a & i t Hail. t"ka*.«iM«.Aii*«*4, t*»n11mm.<«*<ta*h, Hm —k to*-a#*, tth it*

Daily Vacation Bible School To be Held Thru July

I’Urt* firing M«dr By Heed Mrmoml I 'niird «nd

M. li . PurulirtMrs. Greenwald Has

Bridge-Pajama PartyMr-- Of to O rm * s l4 . |»r«*jtWifii »f

IN* Anaili«r^ tH** IHur*t ••*% h»*m-tmns f«*r a Iftri4f»l*at< v H* l*i at ijfir nm» f th# A *.-)*«».*« m (hr l,yn lhyf*t

T h ftim iltirUtnir, A«t»hm , T w w isy |*nirywla <*lill# ppri|f terp f.if ih# dUf Hrhrtol> VnlunMn «»nwwr* ;* t t t

• tf «m>hfi|f !hr gxt* «»! 4 Hrfivhhtnivfltlw#t+ tmr**4 4iiri«f • M»fwhich 1 th# ir**t»r«

TW**# wh» r s r r N th# huwdKtra 4 » | w#ro Mra H H 4i««fK ,

■f Ht* Harry 9kha»f*r,Mr* t ie f tw k l i t An NilH#«r r H r. M III nfcmnr., Mr* A»»tt# Karl Mf» l# n t» !#♦>, sifl Mi* M v% »hrhth, 4 1 yMhttr*«

t»the r 9 1#*ta iHefts*tad Mrs It,, ^ Mr* tl 7.iM«it#tttsn, an 4

H» M*# I nfw , ««/ IhrttiiffwM Mt* Sal « tiiHmM Mra *W

Mr« f r « i k k*rt«a# Ms* H I* ht44vr, J r , Mr» ttngh*d tha p r i f.%ifh##i, U rtM J r*k.u..«. M»* k W Hr%n|f,Mr* > '*•»'» Jtdmmm. Mr* ilh a iwV ufal,. Mra Aiihmf jjrityn Mm Murla! M«*f. Mr* U t l m J«4m»

Aathooy Margiotta Namrd K. of C. HeadTHEODORE DAWES

RESIGNS POST AT FIRST NATIONAL

Tto fallMt* •<»a%4it* r*f« a*' ha»§k«, 1 4 . **

Aa\naum'*m*nt waa mad* thi» w**k that Ttoodor* W. caahier otfhe firat National Bank of Ljrmiharat haa r*aifnrd, to areetrt a porition aa E»*™tt** Vie* l‘r*.idmt ot tto Caldwell National Bank of Cah!w*41, New Jeraey Hr. Uawaa will Ware her* oa July lat.

tto Board of t>ir*rtora af the local Bank etprrnH »incer* n fM at loatng tto atr*i«ea af Mr. IJawe*. who haa proved a moat e*rient and pnp- alar man in hia poaitiaa. Mr. Dawea' home is ia Warm Coantjr, and k* ia tto mw af Mat* Senator Ttoadare B Dawca of that county. Mia father

More Than 300 Attend Sckool Work Exhibit

X h « * » p*r*'>a. a«atWd tto* aalr*a of tto »f «>*tn»wwfh at tke popttt m the H»<. *ri»h Rehmd. laid Th#f»dar, wtorj the a# Mtal **hiht| wa* told froM thlw to |«* .a'ctark ia t l» afterawan

a*rk wa* * rr*M H >» ^arh rwnaa. aoi (h* t»a»tor* f«aan»rd i* ito ir m a t ** a* t* h* trwe t* #»*' (ar w i'h p a rea u 4 t to i r p i^ i> H***atk f f .... foaiMi. a rte ) a*' a* to r. and Voh4 ram wf r t f v t

tw enty-third annt>*rawry with a fain tty dinner a t tto tr knan*. laat irtKto

Mr.s and Mr». C w n d Maarwr mt Cliaton T. rr.r*, ar* «•<%!•( t to ir <«rwnd aaniveraary M a y

Mr. aad Mr*. <ienr^> BlaiwaeUa*. of %X> Wtll.Hr A k m * . marked t to i r twenty rightt> aaaireraary « W*4- naada y. rrum4» *a*e Mr. Mla«w« «l *rh a n r p iu e party to the afW

mtytfirr •hhrh a«a per m ^-liny. we-rr Mn. Alii •Iir#ar*t ttttey.' Mr*Mf h . t k . '.* 0*9UkK-.rii. M*. M*ry ' tt.etl' Mah.r Pttoi tow.;

ia t t o Praaidmt mt a hank and tto ■on haa fallowed in tto tnanrial foot- ntapa af Ma father atnr* raUria* th* towinraa world

Ito Director, have no immediat plana to tl< thr vncanry caaaad hy Jtr. Dawea' re*ifnattmt.

G.O.P. Regulars r A *

ItM m tonetorr of Mr. aad Mra. L H i w *rv of m Third Kiaa<:

Daria Aaai Braafca. aad Harare Mi drad Sraaka. dnnehtora <4 Mr aad Man ¥ . a ^ t o . a iT is Third atraat

PACK TWO

Hold Shower

A S S E T S $6,000,000.00C H A R T E R E D 1895

D o te the m aintenance and preservation o f your estate require too m uch of your a tten tio n —so m uch as to en- croach on th e tim e you need in y o u r business o r should have, for leisure?

T h e R utherfo rd N ational Bank can help y o u to co rrec t th is situation. U nder a L IV IN G T R U S T it w ill relieve you e ith e r w holly o r in p a r t of p ro p e rty manage-m ent and investm ent details.

W e suggest th a t you call to talk it over, bearing in m ind th a r this institu tion 's (Capital A ssets of o v er $800,000.00 s tan d as your pro tection under any tru st arrangem ent h e re . ~ ~ ^ — ? — — ■ *

Have AH th 3 Hot Water You Want fcs Thirty Days

To Marry Sunday

u •Si: a ga* -automatic r.‘.orafe' water heater for a month. Vv c witi in*udl t’:e ht-nter in yottr homf and no obiigalioB to purcha. • îll be incurred. Thirty day* will give you time to ;?et acquainted with this unexcelled service You v.ill see what a difference a dependable supply of iv ; 'water can make to your bdtm hw i and you will iiave time to learn thf low cost at which the heater . ny he operated. A thermostat controls ilce g#*, u only what i> needed to keep a supply of tvater I it.

If you decide to keep he heater, you can make a *m*tf down payment at s end. of the month’* trial, then lake eighteen to tw, ty*four month* to pay the balance.

Our cash prices begin and you can make afurther saying ty turtiii ia .your old wa|ef; heater to u*. We will allow you ii to $10 on the price of the new automatic heatec >• i select,Our price include installation.

Leaving for MountainsMin* KUu- Ita batm, (»f 252 Pa***

A venue, who U l e a v in H * - x t S a tu r d ay . J u io 2 7 th , fu r Y ulafi, JSuUivm ( 'o u n ty , N ew Y ork , wht*«w »h* will tkpendi tht*. mmmtr in t1w* m o u n ta in * , tint45rtji in td a t « fa re w e ll p a r ty a t h t r |p» fV laM S a tu rd a y fYt-niti*.

Dancing ar ('Kaim *»-i iht* f**a tun*# «f evening, with ftp** rt*

and a good t iw <‘for ail.

Ciu***t* inrlu l»ti ihf* MUae*Kirk*;, Majfr.t 1 >«• Voting, Wilma Shaw , K dm \< •> "H'timf L illian OU*.

Hobert ViVhtphal, Heroin j>1 udtr*, MirWl Titsanlone, John S< hw**: rif»*r, and l-.oren> Harm*.

A* th#* ini**rt« li' t fat thoir homes 4 W-a* wi*h wiMhfft fj»r ft |il**a jni

ummrr for their h uf thv* <*v -P y .B L .IC J a S E R V j C j :

Mrs. Hill Elected l^ rdH itlN iw H »*Vf T t 'i e k - P rirt includingte®** fffB. LMiftl Wheel* optional, •45t«tr« With iK iikh wl.rclbmtr, tn< lulling bodr **10, «!»•! wb**l» ttnndard.

Mu* Aim* It Hill, of rivihjpston * l» r t#*it proaident of

th*? W man* Mi**'iiri try StK'i** ty of th* Method* at Kj-ii chorth, helda rm*«ting with thr uflWrs «-f th« m>- liVty at her home, on Monday evening; when plwii for th** filming year were diicttiimd.

Tho*. pr*' * nt Wffr'Mr J Csrie* tttll, Vlcf |»r*>iW»t; \ tr , KdwinHymen, r w ^ iu i ••t,M*tary; Mrs. Hwiry h IHu»u), c rr«*'U»**nttmfr w*h'-

, retar y; Mr , C.arUn t < ; »ll.»w iy. tn*a alirert M» J S\ V\ .,'»!< r*, miu- 'h*i« a»fvwt«ry.

Th** gctriMy HpM tl*F*ir finn! n»w*t- ing nf thi* aM*n la»t wwk, w »**n thf*w hnwinf* th** morninjf,*n*f M <1 a twnt?i<s in tht*»ftrrn«»oii, The opr ning nt

the ni'iit ***a»»n tw h**1J at thrrhurrh on Momtny t*vrninif, SfaU1 Iwr 14th.

Ton for ton . . . . mile for mileC h e v r o l e t s i x - c y l i n d e r t r u c k s

c o s t l e s s t o o p e r a t e

n o tic e i« hert<t>v tivm t * thr l^g.il Votet i ut Um' Hehoul Itistriet of the ToW Nhitll‘ til l.VMIHI UM ir thr ( til VTV III RKKUES that h sl*K< I Al. s t ’HtlOL MKKTI.M. ..f th l,e(ral Vosrr* will be h*hi at the

LYNDHURS ! FiGH SCHOOL on MONDAY, June 22, 1931 To ploce your hauling on a miniMuiA-Cotf

bo lit—and keep it there—pul Chevrolet ua-cylirwler true In to work. Leading firm* everywhere ore practicing this sound economy. They ore finding, by experience, that Chevrolet trucks flt»» a lower transportation cost than any other truck* of equal capacity.

Take fuel consumption, Chevrolet ho* definitely disproved the old theory that a si< u*e* more gasoline thon o lour Because ol modern, efficient engine design, Chevrolet sedon deliveries 'ore frequently giving 20 miles to the gel ion or better; and Chevrolet 1'i-ion trucks are making records that ore relatively just as high.

Then there is the matter of upkeep. On account of the rvggednesi of Chevrolet bodies and chassis, service

expense It held to the obtolute minimum. *20,000 —“ti without opening the engine tor service,* ’ Always oa the fob," *H just goes ond goe* and goes* are typical remark > of Chevrolet six-cylinder truck operataa. Sm i from the standpoint of long life, eiany a CHeeraief speedometer reods 30,000 miles or more, ya* the tack it (till giving reliable service at low cost.

vIn picking out o motor truck, it's wsse to bey a* big fleet operators ore buying—choose six cyfcsder Chevrolet. A wsde variety ot Chevrolet-built bodies is now aeafl- able And delivered price* of Chevrolet truck*, rnirmlin

from I n'elark f* M. t«. * "'ilmk |*. M KAHTRUN STANIIAKH TIMK *l» tn IQ aVIoek HAYI.lt;Hr SAVIXli TIMK) ..ml u» mttrft lanjer •* may br rui<' ary to oiixblx al! the Irgai voter* preaent to eaat their iwlluts.

At aeitk meeting the follow! ig prnpnaithm* will lie submitted;RE80I,VI5I>:f No, I. T» authoria<> the Ikiaril of Kilueation to inatsll

a new heatine and yentilalirig kyutem in the Kmnklin Hehoul Situated on Stuyvrimnt and Kern Avenues slid tu >x(ien<l therefor a aum not to ••seeed Ten Thouauiul i<Hi,inui imi) Dollar*.

2. To faaue b>nd» uf the Di»trtet for the said uurpoeein the prtiselpal amount of Ten Thouaand (tlCMMIO.M) (Mlam

KEfiOl.VKU: No. 1, Te authorise the Boaril of Education t„pr nt the etairwaya in the Kranklln ,Vho»l sltuatrd on Mtuyvesatst and Kern A vena* a and tu e»pe.n*l therefor » .um it i to exeeed Eleven Thounwitil (fluxhim fi Di>llan>

2. To Uatte bond* of the IMatrlet for the **id purpoiie >B th* trineljM) amount rtf Kleven Thnuênd (llljbnt.H lDollar*.

BKMOI.VKH No. i . To ‘■aikorii.e tb» Bosrd of K<tur*< ,n to tMirehaw from Harold G. K arriM er l‘o*t Ne. 13». Aun-riean legion the pmpeKy adjaceat te the Kranklin S. h...»! n rm> Avenue drugtm tisl on -tk* TeWlsafcip Map aa lot* No g t i

Block I.4H «iul to expend therefjr a wm not to exceed Twe Thee sand < fl.MIO.aO) Itollara

*. To m»o«' temd*‘ of the Qietriet fer tbe aaul puruu«rui the principe! *m.«int i f Two TfeotflilH (ISÔOuOi TVulUr.

MBs ItKfri H \l KH KNT4EBT11NS

Mm. William t . Hn thauer, af Mo StJtth Avenue, »<•, n '»rj of U» I yti i hurrt MMe Ohs* for Women, en tertomei! the off.ee* ,rf the ela*. at a farewell jwrty ih honor of \li*» 'A w ft It in. vice pre ttdeni of tlvr rlt»a. on Ttte*l»y >-\rt ,nr Mina Hill lr«va»:?ri W fi t;*y fo, : nhfonsia m a llelefote from the New Jersey State Teacher Ataoriatian to the lOOVmt. n i-{ the Nutionul Kduexti.mA.wwJstl. h to Tie Keld ln I V. kn

handling ond financing.

Mrx John Datridsen, peeudent. erenented Mi** Hi!! with % 6n»- feather houri<| diary, in the nertie ,it the oMcer* of the eUsa.

Kef re those ist» wete a feature of the wsity, nil enjoyed a fine social evening. ^

MK. A MK» hii» » ; \ KNTMtTAIN

Hi *nd tfrJ i r K Bosren. *«f l'ie« Aren*e. entertained *t br>.l*e at their h-me- ..»« ro.*tay Right, tisse.ta

*'• V ' •'» sk < x.lijrxn andt M t i.t i».t, of Jersey tfty; Mr, and Mr. J M WitAei.wan, af «•“*! RMlr*-, Nr a»d M a I.eorfv f MolWi. Mr. »»«| Mr*. Mswince I,. Meeley, Mr Mr* Herman Han drickfcoi. Mr and Mr*. taMfê Hun eel. Mu* M Nemu. Howard Mer- "tt. a*.i T> II t of l yndheret A aerial he*ir e>Ui refrenNsswrta fek- lewed tbe (M te. »f it» rvm iu . 1

*y erdeT e#hoard o r «*»lCATION LAIRD-JOHNSON. Inc12V*

PAHK A V H N lI it | n rH t nFi.M t i >

S I M " 1 ,u ' I', ‘ 'i'\( ROOM and t kH SHOWROOMSKIUH I STATION aad PARTS DIIPARTMKST

AUV) r>r ALEKS IN CHt>»0UCT SIXdTYUMDOt TMUCKS, MM te NM. I . a k fkynjhuret, N«w Jersey Hat** June Mb, IMI,

r *6C T«aJ*Tt|K COMMERCIAL LEAPBK. FRIDAY, JUNE l». 1911

1! commended by AIFHFO V. MCCANN I ah.„«miM Im.

Two Sermons at Free Wheeling Annual Lyndhurst High School MusicaleM.E. Church This | Is Gas Saver Scores Hit, Demonstrating Local Talent

i: ether*Sunday PlannedPlan Picnic For Crystal Lake

Park Saturday, Af-noon, 27th♦' , f.,. , „ .

The topic for the sermon a eleven o'clock this Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal Church will be "Cast Your Net on the Other Side”; and at eight in the evening, “Respon- sibilitf\* j , ' ?■ ■

The Sunday School with dasaet for all ages, meet* at »S*5 in the .morning; thr Bpwortk League and Intermediate League at seven in the evening; prayer meeting o.i Wednesday evening ai eight.

Tho flnpaai Sunday Sehooi Picnic will be beW on Saturday, June 27th at Crystal Lake Park. Buttses will leave the qhurch, corner of Stuyvesant and Tontine Avenues, at nine o'clock. i|t the morning. Lennart Swenson in chairman of the committee ol arrangements

The charch was packed to the doors last Sunday for the annual Children’s Day service. Those who took part in the program in recitations were Henry Hoebmtnn, Elizabth Van Den Heu- vel. Garland (talloway, Bichard Sellout, Betty Treu, (lariand Galloway, Howard Hurley, John Fowles,

- MotoriaU iffnmlrtinnfl to .... _tional standard* of gaaolim coiwum p- tionin six-cvlinder cars feye. teiufoto marvel al the record of il m.l per gallon st*' by a Free W illin gstudebaker Six in an officially supervised economy run atCulby, Kansas.

Solo*, C oncertYearly Event

Before Big. Throng

Q_ J m . . otor Car Co., j ,j,nts tkS’tkT M w*-- ' « auditorium m Fridaysf»n*ored by the hudebaker dea r (Vrning, s-as a wonderful demonstr*

ssa&a,n4rKX,*» &,“• -i*poaitive g p r control K«Mbr:i ow;.« l of t ree Whet’ling BSuiel*»*->r Sixes participated in -no event. PriMS were offered for the three best' records. ‘ # jjSHr ;

At the start of tack test, th* <»a- tank and carburetor of the car were

TW program by Ru h iJjUBite, Lucille

pupils . of the -focal

included piano solos Hansen, Iku

kendo, and Mabel Ann Smith; a violin solo by Charles liigante; two «fkw tion* by a string ijuartette composed of Uocco PtAile, Angelo Santo Metro,

drained ih tfce presence of A A. A ( L J ^ U w a k v . and (Jigent*; vielln officials and a Measured half *#£on ,i«et by Lovatfy «nd fW l«; vocai

m The drtver tte* quartette r, umbels by Cha*. Sckneid- rtartei oa hi* wav along a pres.-. u n w< lWn>ur<! A-h .eider, Loveaky and route aad kept gomg until tne ea) Cugunte. Each t the** numbers was ran out of gas. lemlered in a pleading manner and

The ftrsl prise was won by Jam. - wilh delight to the audience. Simpson, who piloted his car 20. V The Giris UU-e Clubs aang several miles before it came to a stop, estab selections ia their u.-uai efficient man- linking the extraordinary average of ner.41.45 miles per gallon of fu. . Close, The High iSchool Rand, which was behind him came M. B. Haller with : started'' about - a year ago, showed 28.6 miles to th< half gallon, or an wonderful prospects for becoming aaverage of 41.2 miles to the gallon ' bi< factor in the ipuMcal activities uf cf gasoline. In third place was T -i tht- High School.

Himany

■west* ol the Court at mtuuon Breakfast

aha <*• net aark *at«*a>

ctak ** ; rrx's JL7 z&t'zzin th e 'a ftsn w * .Young People fo

Attend Picnic hatt twitt «*f the faeiaty cwmm* im *

while tko« who 0* .a ,h a , l go a , S S

On Saturday Ju

' arth thf ei«W*r !*orv.t» .i.t,.atad ,ta

one selection b th* orchestra, were directed by *4 ■»» l-iliian music supervuat. aiKt Charles te, stadent aaalatant. Eaekie] Levy, band master, was in charge of the selections by tha hand.

Mrs. Bhnwnstock It. I e n a e r e u s u r p r i s e

Mrs. George L Mumensteck ef 115 Willow avenae, wa* tendered a sur m\*f& »»■ ' '>uw«prise party at har home on Wedass- p 10 rw*ns,‘l( u>day afternoon, ia celebration of ber u *■» ^ ■t*s?tSdih S u S S S J T H B H Hv«i prrMiript to ft> <hii vhtn tho « mkv* *». juiU m% HjuiittMk *ladies of hfcr Thursday afternoon ’ — "*

*ele^ i mmmmrnr

W a y HcteKd p,«VK J * ' . M . X t* “ o ^ .T h » ^ e » l T d i a . « « A , a g Tke Crjnrtal Lafc* hirtu Wt«t Or»n#e A* i4jp|*»rt mw+n fw th* Kxml wa*

» l«H» KHM«*e«Uli*r, of the net of the beat otherwie* tha reeali Senior )oung l‘e«t>le> S.% t>, manj m 'tht have W a diterea*. tha Saa« of whom are Coaaacted with the Sun <Jav. Jane *1, the ?Wie»v artll travel day School in the capacity of teaehars to Hokahni mt a game with tha So

ciety of the f i W f i i n i - o f thate»l».

_ ■ Mr. nd Hm a M. 'Dart, af »* make ;Tnw» Hace, aete

sjs'eea at' tile cl>»*e of the te'iia, wa» lh»» h«*ore.

-at *ft»ca«<M> taa at tha lwaii» af I fraah Maras*, af 13S- fndav Mr*. IWH lenwMR. af MMh Wy. at* M*«t heataa* with *r«.

| M«>*« ,. Other wwea Hr*. Maade

:. Swat hard, pnneipal at tha - Maaaaeelt R* V !. V I • M•oieretMed. IM-«*r> «wp»rvi».-T; Hw,,lug, a .*»lt srhoui, «*s( tha i«ml*a«ae well, Mryrt; tiraee Aavtao. aad'!«•« ; Ctanhshaa, uacker* -.in the'

Tousiee with n .io miles to tb- half I The yrh. School Orchestra, which gallon, or 34.y miles per gallon, am1 has delights I many an audience,

“ I m MR„ - . .- , _ - lour averaged from 27.4 to 28.0 m tes * t*ayed exceptionally well, and reachedKosemary Cousms, Lvla Ayres, Butb j,er y*llo;i. Even the worst ahowi.ig the peak jaF ita renttitions %l>e' J?iar,J? f er«i I established the remarkab’e aeeragi;-i'i Blue and the Gold March”, which wa*Smith,.Edward Diet*, Claire Michel ; 20.6 miles to the gallon. written recently by Charles GiganteJoan lie Hart, t iara Van Dyke, ot ; "This novel test providea-iaUrest- aud dedkatel :o the High School. *a*- the Befftnner- aad Primary Depart- j„g proof of the unuadal puckeuniok played as the- concluding number of mp,nt- .. i appeal of .'tuJfhaker’s Free VVhc. l lh. progranj.

Among those of the^ older pupils in(rt» Mi(i Mr. Prophet of th, I'ark ‘ ’who took part were Helen School; Motor Company here; 'it is bat marfi- Sj MlMer, Miss of mnny evidences of Free Wh -'ii- tPhyllis Mann and her class of seven economy, climaxed in the Gilmore Kiris, Madeline Kutler; and a pageant economy run for women driver* in presented by Frieda Nut*, Norma ; California several weeks ago w. ttutler, Jean Niblette, Clarice Lutby, Studebaker’s Free Wheelimt I're.siu, ,i>Helen- Hixaon, June Painter, Mabel Eight smashed the previous national Brower. Miss ltuth lieibold. Miss economy record by almost 10 toil-liudvii I »omimck. Andwraon miu,, *_ *•*.„ ii .. „ j » * .. ■- ___»„ ■ »„ ’ i„_j *„i j ,3T r.i ! icT * fiMw»wwi mttw tflf* snrn tterâ n. t mt v r*. sn* into x ttrnn ttr „

rV» H^yoraft, Fran- ftel3 of 8!> cars of 19 makra to bicom* pfn»fs of pupils who may b# rhoaonce:? D o n * Lehna. (the national economy champion of ihe to go to Atlantif City in the fall.

Card Club arrived with the Their gift to tlw honored guest « •» ' a hand made Mlk ijuill. Thev also brough} souvenir* to be used after all played card*. an<l refreshments to be aervad during a social hour which i followed the games

Those present Includ'd Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson, of Pasaaic. Mr*. Forrest' Marsh, and Mr*. Wllltsm Huntar, of the Oranges; Mr*, Thomas Clarke, Mra. William Duane) Mrs Kdwyrd Howard, Mr* Robert Elliott, of Del* j awannat Mr*. -T. Howard tiiroward,: and tha guest of honor, Mrs. Ma* , men stock, of LfWAurst,

Ail had a dellahtfu! time together i and left with srliawe for many happy returns of the day t,r the bride of twenty-eight years.

Attend Newark EventAn honored guest of the evening

was R A. Latlett Smith, head of the Music. tVpartmen* of the Central

Mrs. Mary Howard, of 342 Stujr veaant Avenue, .. and Miss Mary fc.

IHgh School in Newark, and founder 1 Rodger*, of 409 Stujvesant Avenue, of the all-state ofcte.-tra which plays ! both Pa*t Grand R. gents of Court at tbe ankaal t*arhers eoneentions at ! Lyndhurst Catholic It*tighter# af ] Atlantic Citv each November. Sev- Americs, were guest st the twenty-

‘ Com- ,era! local boys have playiil in the aU-state orchestra; proceeds of the

Bible* for punctual attendance for j100 ^ - 1

MR., MRS. KESSLERP A R E N T S OF GIRL- • v- » - . . |

Mr. aad Mrs. H. L Ktssler, of Delawanna Heights, are tb< proud ;

t* of a babv (laughter. Jean | the Passjiic (»eneral i

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parer-tafelith,Hospitjl, early Mother am| babe ar-

,, .., , country, litis event, which ic heldSundays were presented to ;annually, is open to s ‘,1 ntakee of

kobert Anderson, Norman Praet, I ears, irrespective of*power ur price.”Warren Sellen, Richard Schoof, Louis ......__________Bennett, and John Fowles. A Hurl- but’s Story of the Bible wa* present- i d to Margaret l.atsha, who was present for a second 100 Sundays, on time; having previously earned her Bible, *

Decorations for the Children’s D a yservice wtir« exceptionally beautlfut A white fence wth an arched gateway and a double gate which was opened to admit the children as they came to - speak' their pieces profed a most attractive part of the decorative scheme.

A drill given by a number of girl* bearing garlands of togs* brought delight to the capacity audience.

Ihe entire service was one of the fine,-.t ever presented in th,e church.

The Senior Department of the Sun- lay School rjecently held a Str. w-

b, rry festival. Part of the proceed* w ere used to pay for rebinding the Pulpit Bible, which Was,presented to the church some years; ago by the KideS* Bible- Class: The re-bouml Bible, with a nea; sum of money, were presented to the church on Sun, day Wenlng by Donald Exler, president of the' Senior Department. The gift was accepted for the ehurch by the pastor, the iiev. Milnor H. Senior

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doing well.Mrs. Kessler was formerly Miss

Cora Edith Morlang, daughtir of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Morlurtg, uf 353 Livingston avenue The little newcomer 1* the first grand child o' Mr and Mrs. Morlang, wHlch explains their great-happiness over tht arrival.

A host «’f friends are exteii iihg congratulations and best wish* s to bidh parents and grand parenti

Mrs. and Mrs. Alnnr.o Pntnum, of Weart Avehue, spent last wet, end on a trip to Fttrlmd Rtver.

Mr*. Sm**h directed the plavinf ef

salmon were kept'alive and «wim-ming in hugf .trap* — till within an hour of being packed

Fresh #<jn l|M^*T<r.. fresh hy v»

which seal* in and brn rtable all th« deliciouâvoi,

Pll also like the un pt Icy Pomt ■ icy cold of Alaakan i

kre are dozen*»of /I in which to serve th|

he fr«*en north, i are.tTo

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fourth annual Cemnmiiion of Court Scton, Catholic Daughter* of Amer- ir*. of Nr**rk, Iaet Snnday morning

The tadie* receive) Communion with Court Setoit *• St. Michael'* Church In Newark; and then were

souffle, loaf with tomato sauce, creole tartlette, rarebit, en cawerole. cro- {uettes, enspette*. club sandwich,

led eggs, salad, and Jellied salad.~ tnt Salmon is packed in

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HtroiU Demarest. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Demarest/ »[ Forest ave- ' nue, marfeil his birihdav las' Saturday, and in celebration of the cvknt . bis parents entertained at a party for him.

There were the usual party fear tivities with refreshments ind all had I a delightful time.

Those present included the Miasaa !. Ida Bose hen,-Mi Wred Itosehen, Lleait- or Mahoney, Edith Roeeekke, Peggy Liddle, Helen Higgins, Doris Ryan, of I Lyndhurst, with Jean Jacobs and Ann Jacobs of Rutherford; Mrs. Eleanor Walters, Mrs, Eleanor Boschen, Messrs. < harles Hingste, Walter Ituckstuhl, Edward,Stammer, Cbarle- | Kees, .1 rnes Mrtver. Allan Pasrb, Ralph Teetsel, Charles l>«;manst, James Di-mnrest, and Albert Di-mar- , est ,of LymlhunUt arii I .a w re nee Jacobs, of Rutherford.

Mr and Stfs. Henry Leker, with their daughter, Charlotte, and son, Philip, of ihe Bronx, were week-end t-'ue-*ts 0t «k» home of the former**lather, Daniel 1 -ker, ami family, of W eart Avenue.

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Why ia milk t*o ini|>ortaiitY Veil, it ia your m<»»l rompletr fooil. ll iu|ipliei 31- of Ibi- .Ki itouri«4iiim rlemeuli you neeil In muinlain health. It turn* lhe aver» ojn* meal into a b«lanrmil ilieH.

Milk ran he enjoyed no manv way a. Aa a betrrage, or in rream i««p>, creamed «ejp-iahlea, ru«- laril«. iee rrenm. «-lr. t^rli menber of the family »hwuld ha\e a quart a «lay in tome form.

Your family will he delifhleil with the delh-MMi* eounlry flator of Sheffield Farm* Milk>w£er your routeuienee, we hate prepared a Kreipe>Hie ——eonlaininn I IH te*led recipe.— a ppm tit I bytnsod Honaeknepina Inaiiiule, -•

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HAVE YOttK PAINTING AND DECORATING DONE NOW

Wall Papering $10 and irp per Room, Including Ceiling. V*ar ( Haiee From Klukaat nr Bowk ltS l ( M a Painting and O nt- tex Doaa s i Reaaoaable Price*.

Exterior Painting la Oar Specialty.

Floora Sanding and Refiaiahing. We do Spraying Work, Witt*

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— A Special Musical- Service will -beheld at St. Thoma*’ Episcopal Church, 3tujrve*ant and Forent Avenue*, Sun- £*y evening, June 21 St. at 8 o'clock. Tke canticles and tbe following anthem* convposed by thi' organist an.i choit/nai*t«r Art. .Stanley Moare will be sung by the choir.

Twenty-third Psalm “The Uunl is My Shephard", “J esus Lover of My Soul”, Hvmn 335,, Forty-eighth Psalm, " Great is The Lord", verses 1 to 4, 8 and ft.

The choir consists of the: following members: ‘ >,

Sopranos: the Misses Dorothy, Kth- el and Nellie Crowther ami Celia Bfhrupp.iContraltos: . Mrs A, Groom and

Hilda Terry.Tenors: the Messrs. Thomas Har-'

vey. Herbert Nielson, Edward Wald-V ick and W. Hodges.

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Value #1.25— Special $1.00 1 Can A uto Soap 1 Sponge— 1 Can Simonize W ax

or 1 Can Polish and 1 Pkg. Polishing Cloth Value #2.15— Special #1.50

Captain J.din A. Flynn, of theLyndhurat Police, began hi* third year uh Captain, Tuesday The poni- iion of Captain w»* enit>lin-ied Just two years ago, May IS, 1929. Al about the same time Sergeant Mullin

-«4*r«4 from tk* polla* fore*, *.} that, with the promotion of Sergeant Flynn to the CiptaiHcy, there were two vacancies at the Sergeant* f»e*k. On May 15, 1929, Motorcycle Officers J imf, Geary HndOtto Payer were promoted to the office of Ser-

mts.The three men have pr.veti th«*ir

ability in their higher position* on the force, and have tiie wishes of ’heir many friends f»r success a* tbe yrars move along.

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BREAKING THE SPORT NEWS

5B y G u y S a v i n o ^ ^ M M S M m l t

SOME ASPECTS OF SPORTS IV.

All of the aspects of modem sports have not been touched in, djei four columns we have pepped under this tide, but intend to leave die subject here, anyway. The very laughable otpniMttofcs. such as the Amateur Athletic Unions, the State Boxing Commissions, the Tennis Associations we haven't ap poached. Why should we have? We have hinted sports have been mechanised. With every mechanical thing there is something that is present for reasons not very obvious, Automobiles have wind catching expensive fenders, and the human body has it* appendix and baseball has iu Landis. Sports have their regulators, theit associations with power to act. That moat of them are designed with the sole purpose of allowing corpulent gentlemen to ease themselves into dress clothes and to parade about arenas of various sorts is quickly seen after a study of them.

W e have no grievance against sports. Their only ill results, as we see them are a crushed hand or leg, or an over-worked lnart or over-development of the muscles and under-developmcnt of die brain. But we do scoff at the sums of money spent on

in schools, colleges and in welfare work.If every Board of Education in every state in the United

States was to order the abolishment of inter-school sports, the country would suffer no appreciable hurt, but would gain considerable. The vast expenditures made on sports are usually explained with the fact, a successful team is good advertising for } community. That reasoning prevails in many cases and we jur..it is no sufficient basis for spending thousands of dollars for I organization in which only a small percentage of the students

Some colleges have made their sport system pay. Not many them have reached that happy state. M«\y_ .°f $*9* 010

of thousands of dollars in a hole each year. If any school has been able to make its athletic system for , we haven’t heard of it, and if such a school does exist,1 it

a meagre minority.* * * * ..........

If the Board of Education was to take the money thc high ' *s spend each year on sports and use it to develop tenni?

_and basketball courts, and baseball fields for thc student? r phy on—and not for teams—and if the groups that organize

every time the high school eleven turns in a good football season were to use the same energy to collect that money to open up additional playing fields for the tennis, baseball and basketball players, why—there wouldn't yet be enough playing room available. But it would be a great help.

If one erf every four students in a high school, and one in every ten or twenty in a college participated in the organized

per centage is high.hlete is a gifted person who has excellent control over :-developed muscles, and if the athlete is good enough

for tmc sport, with a bit of practice he will be good enough for the other. Most sports are dominated by the large-bodied player? and ih high schools not many of them can be found. Thus, a certain few can be found to be present in almost every sport The local high school furnishes examples. So does every school ground you. Colleges, in a lesser degree because of their greater enrollment, find themselves in the same situation.

Sports should net only be given back tn the players, hut should be given to more players. Organized sports that drivr foward dnly to victory don't follow that rule.

, One sure solution of the problem is to take the inter-school team contests out and if contests must be had, make them inter-class, and take the money lavished on team, and use it on the players.

The players, we mean to be every kid who lifts a finger to exercise.

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ball vac tte <§Miin»nt sport Lynd- hurnt woo three and lu*t mn* j f tte twelve tilt* pJaj*.i Tenni* which had its first *aa» -n was fairly good, heating Rutherford- in its lone victory. Track, in it* arceod year, wa» more succesafttl copping two victories out of six meets. There werv tte Princeton Alumni. Kearny Rcliy*. and the State IteeU which Blue anil (•older* also took part in. l.vndhurst waa able to gain only fourtil place* in tte Princeton aad Suie meats, hut wa* cltMKi *cv,nts in the half mile relay at Kearny.

There went onl; sirw jitayer* on tte haaehall team Who played every inning of every game. n><> were Jake Giama, Joe Ruiika *nd Lynd barat'a * 'tteLyndhurstgame*. Lenny poked out a homer and * trip)* Ut th, Ka-l kutherford f«me,

R ve of tte test tmli player* will be lost thru graduation now and in February, tiiaasa w , graduates now finish*! hi* high *,•!» ml career h* a *tar. In the <»me, he pokedout tbe single Bias scored the win ning mn. In the Bellavitle game hit a single and s double. Another

ayer who becnm. » star in the Jajit game and w h a s been « it:t

tile Lyndhur** teitiit for three year*an ■»■<:»»: RASJCSALL LKAtil'K !* J™ *■***•£ Jl- - wl (hr nm-mm _____Aa ai nm«r rtin on

Spring Sports At High SchoolShow Few Victories; Many Losses

spring apart* atdid nat JN <rrer aa aa t te ftMmmmt *|

1ST CARDINALSm r. h. a.

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Lackawanna .............Scranton . . . . . . .

Umpire—S. Barile.

n • to.061 100 .000 050 ft—&

rt'* new plgy-i l -n tiearr, Ry aid of Geary* timely hitting,

dhurst was alii, to win a few

CARDS ARE WINNERS IN

100P GAME £

LYNDHURSTBello, cf Kaanty, If .........%...!L, Meyer, rf . . . , ..........., .4Sheridan, u Hetvenhan. lh( M , ab . . . ; , Lilley, tt . . . . . Wilson, e . . . . .9*Nfr*- p ••Schiwidrr, |>4 Totals . . . . .

CATMOLKBuck, c . . . . . . .But*, p . . . . . . .Kdwama, lb ,. Koyisnn, cf , , .B. Malts, 2b .. Pishorii, If Julianski. rf . . .C. Malta, Sb . .M.<Ume, ts . . .

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; ning run on Giair. .•< single in the Pet. eighth Inning,1.000 »ike DeRenni* w h . hurle,t himself1.000 'Btu victory in the -'Wton tr:,n»e ami1.000 'who has been in. « h , for eight .080 game* was on ihe im,- an m the l»*t

,He uHcSed.000.000

tww games. •p*t ttt W '

Total*Score by innings:

he 1 Cardinal* .............. 002 000 ftHft-4Catholic tVvtecten 001 110 1*0-7

Two-base hits Koyeraon. SterulanSt Three-hase hlta—'Kearny. Sacriftce hits—Meyer, Lilley. Basea oa hall*..IT ttuti X (isiisgWr ft, Schneider > Struck ou! *>y BuU, 4. (iallagher J,

^Schneider I. Left on haaes-Cardi nai* ?, Protectory 18. Mtta— B u t * V, (iallagher 10 in 1 I S inwng*. Schneider * in 1 4-9 inninga. Time of game 2:30.

Garfield Jinx 4, A. C-Cardinal A. C. 10, Wood-Ridge Jinx 0. Hillside A. C. S Rutherford C. C. 5.

The Card*, Garftald Jinx and U41 _lde Ai C. broke into tte winning column aa the second half of the loop schedule began Sundav, The Orioles dropped a nard fougnt tilt to the Garfield Jinx, winners of six straight

after leading most ofgames.Tte Card* look forward to copping

the title this second half and meet the Rutherford Catholic Club which was licked earlier in the year at Municipal Oval Stuidav morning. The Orioles meet the Hillsides, surprise conquer- on ’af tte Catholic team last Sunday, m Wallington and in the other engagement of th* day, tte Jinx teams of Garfield and Wood-Ridge play.

Bridge and ptayod tijrht Hcl.l sit the e. C*pt. . _ — ..... Pin* pitching hy Chsrles Shieli*.

Bogota game. Cap Caejn ljui.b-tti rouple.4 with the timely hitting of hu became ineligible for the last two t mates enabled the Cardinals to games and Improving in all his pre- whitewash the Wood Kidg* Jinx Sun 'ions games. day morning at Municipal Field,

Edward l illey, w as the star in the The score wa* 10-0. . tennis teim. Along with him FiUiwt st.i.iar ia» Woud Ridgeriek and Kleman 3 1 » «vt und very to six widely scattered hit*,

US ny a count, ihe tenni*; (ill lose K!,i m ui, Lilley, Fitt- and Caft, It. i Richman. LO-

ipresstv# work won the Ruth- f

ATHLETICS TRIM Y. M.

i pat ing in j will te s* i next year.■I work in wtii

C A k f * 4 I M i two tWvntii. A . A u A l P l j ^ t t «-'*■» Lytulharat

Behind the masterful pitching uf I l.yadhurat Ctetti* Dorsch the Athletic* defeated l.ynilhurst th* Hoboken Y. M. C. A. last Sunday i Lyndhurst in tte second and final game of their I Lyndhurst home and home **rie* Th* score was f t.ytulhurst • to I. Tte A‘» took both games of j Total the series, having previously defeated tte Hoboken outfit on their h<>m<

impressive work. Kuthorf.rtT was the chief attraction. Ruilierfoni won the first miit:>h, Lyndhmst won the second. matcV and then they playe i the rubber, with Rutherford emerging victorious by « # ; count The tenni* team Will ‘ tMtriek ley's impressli^rfonl game and almost won other games which were lost by a ,12 count if the otter player would haves worked as hard as IJIljiy.

The track t**ani : n..- imprao. ■i t e work <>wsr‘-tJuit of list year.!This wits only t M'-ii thattrack has teen in . M-tsn.v in l.ymi hurst H igh. Cap» AI liu m came in j fourth in the S’,»’.>■ .:. i- I'm' . . , ’ ..iAlumni meet*. _ Jfti, Chu ltik partici

yerr, a» iuninrt (hr on the cinders'

W 1 .ttsHjader’s fine m.’tny centuries and ' I#wHmrst in the j

while hi* mates pounded out tensingles.

The Jinx contributed to rteir de, fest by ccanmitting four errors and several poor plays,

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“Cub” C.lock and Al Her*gaiM the Cards at the hat, each ting two hita out of three trip tte platter/

■The • boi-score:

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CA RIVALS

Iturkhardt, *a . Kearny, If , . , ,Mclhmough, ss Sheridan, Sb llcrgmhan, lb Meyer, rf , . ,Glock, 2bl«e»o. If ....... ..Sheilda, p

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Total* ..................... 10 10WOOD-RIDGE

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groumi* in ihb Mile Square City.Dorsch allowed tte Y only six

scattered hits, and in only on* inning S T ■ to bunch as many a>

two.

l.yndhurst l.yndhurst l.yndhurst l R l.yndhurstl.yndhurst

D I Z Z Y D A L E> -When the Polish Americans losc'i hall game and they

forget to bring the box score around—that's not news. But when they win a game and fail to bnng the score, emblazoned in gold and silver letter*, around that IN- DEEDY is news!. . . That, then, is the choice morsel for this. w eek...The P. A.'s won TW O and we got the box score for neither victory. . . Things ain't like they used to be wbeq Steve Katoski made tlx bringing of scores and full details about his personal duty,

Its ring around the rosie again.. .The Athletics want to play thc Cards...Said Cardinals desire a smack at the Polish Americans.. .and the P. A.'s want nobody less than the Columbus C lub.. .Hey, Rocco Galgano do your young men desire to combat somebody?.. .Anyway, each (rf the challenged teams looks at hu neighbor with ifl-dugusted disgust. . . Play you* guys? Since when! Get a rep, mac, get a rep!.. .But we have a fetling the fe»wly team on each end trf the challenge might do some tall upwttiM. %

Anyway, that's the feeting you get after hrtenmg the palaver slung around by Bob Woodbury of those Ati tics...W hat a talker for a team !,..And Wilhs King, Sports Liner, is the King now playing second for the Braves • -tfcwi't the Brave* want to play somebody? By die way, Rosario Fiaccavento, high schtxil sports editor, is the writer «rf the summary trf the high scho-J sports. ..A tot of work is contained in it. "" ~-

What'* the use (rf having hoi scires clutter up your !£** room? Dnip them at the Leader, well prmt o n . . . Then yw take the paper. f< Id it gently and lay K away. Its caster. . . Another little Leader service.

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struck out eleven arui wot)hi■»* — --» hilt ‘i-uai t - rbad throw to first in the seventh m ning which allowed the Y's only tally to com* across.

Rae started on the mound for thr liolmkenite* but was removed in thr (ourth after the Athletics had *core>l five run* and Kyan finished up the ■onteat. The latter gave * nice ex hibitlon of relief pitching,, la-n Gaary starred St bat far tte. A * with thre. single* in four time* up. Boh Viveri ana Tony St Reter executed a nas* oouble play in the eisth frame, 1 »u g*n ftied out to Vivers in center-held, who peggad a perfect throw to cu* off Peterson coming in from third. | Lyndh«r«t S'. Peter got the ball and tackled th- | l yndhurst tunner. throwing him completely »tf l<a feet. Evidently Tonv wanted ta stew as a sample of what he plans t i do on tile Blue and Gofti gndiroe this fall.

The game marked tte seventh victory in eight starts far the AY Ttej ate watti%: for the sweet li ttie Sun Hay tn Aaguat when (he Athletics and Cardinals will have it out on th* dia mead. Perhaps at that time a number of loral traditions will te upset, and a number of local base bat. know it all* will kave a different story to tell Who knows*

HOBOKEN Y __h

ippamcr i ypter*. 1/ortaoaa, ss , I’eterson, f . , Rae, p -lV ft . Ougan. rf . . , . Van, If . . . .« Klein, rf . . . . latllefteld, lb Ryan, «a>p . . .

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LyndhurstLyndhurstLyndhurstTotal*

14

-Rutherford -Kearny Thorn Jeffers M T. C Rutherford

Laltosa, % ..Istrent, a* . . . Potato, ss ,,, Vuhasa, 3b t.Preschi, e ,.. Allesai. cf .. . Hishop, if S Potato,I rf N'clerio, p (ireco, lb

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Totals Score hy inning*

Wood Ridge Jinx MB «6B « » «♦*anlina l»—n—r :—r.—tdO IMS (10* 10-

2! Kartied runs-C ardinal* S Ha ri6 fti-e hits Mergeahan Hit hy pitcher n 4i> Nulerio I by PpAwhi I Ba*s»»S on halls off Shields 4 »ff Na« lerlaS t off Presrhl * Struck owl by

41 Hjiiejds li, by Narlerts S, by Pre*. hi2 l-<rfI on bases Cardinals S, Wood Rulge * Hits (lit Narleri, I in I

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It Utt>k four umpires to satisfy tte Hoboken V. M C. A nine Sunday morning st tte River Noad PWld,but even four uwudrss rould n.t help them hit tbe ball Chetfit great farm Athletica to victory

a* teDa rat* pltcted

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Any M *m» in a»*prh trimmitif cttfi tti«» If a* r•auk* m m Jw jth *»f U l•w iim. * .

S P O R T L I N E SBy * II U S KIS(,

Mow RUN tte IM^ School baaabatl’ mmmm ta c-yxr, ww will devnda , r lines (a the Rgtnfie r i.»is- -> teams .*f tte *„ wnstep . . the. *tarkr. ■ ispe. ,a .,i w the shorts editor.

A hh *aat* the ♦ ght*1 tWaa t'ardi «aore With»f Atitngi.Mtoe, PraU.t«

Blit Burkhsrdt, ha* teen e«nverted -frtoti an inSelder into a ealcter (••( the t'ardinats He la doing a mighty itm . i<a> >t,. tut .a. " fm s * .Ill fact, te is doing better Item the big boy who used to te tt»* Card's bsrkst.lp

~Mr Russei'i l.ywlhuot Reave* went »a tte war path last Monday afternoon and swept tte Ro»ee«elt * off tteir feet, burying them teneath a t> * sr.tre. •

He,) by little TomaSy Mo... tte Risvm had no trouble hitting Ra*w and (Sells, the visitor** ml, be* Those who di4 not hit w*lte.| or wet* hit by * |,listed hal!

Hoarever, tha RmsoveM* did s 111 t tie hitting and » siting o*t their owo | sld*

After a (tne start, Rae Brwwn sat lent* root *11 rlatoa ar

the R<»**» setts teaon ta ll'-wn aaa repiassd by

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Lackawanna Nine Defeats Scranton

<te Friday tey* transited to L

a defeat by

start when they sanrad *a**a ran* ht tte *«H. inniag* boidiaa tha «!•-tew* «««m sW *S lla M k laategwtea they arored ail tteir rpaa.

la tte Sfth i an rag W.Mark, tte larnl Uaaae waa rattenal hy J Wtea. ewate. wte. teW tte Rrrantaa ame

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~ T * s hnse Sits -Svrdtee bit <*«

Peter flt<d*n bases V M f A « Athlato-s 1 knee, aa halt* Off Itoeseh 4, Rae t , Rgaa S Ktrarh «at

It. j j , t. Rraa T MRte Idteter »y Twisalat; by Ryan

Tandia Watlnrk sad Pat— h. lad AUdsOrs M. 1 , tt* * LarUwam* with t* . Kiaf aad R*pp

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•tert*^ aff ,r gash, the Pi » R s a m r . Ik gted. tn* ne* *!hm$ t te aro rte f t s , ,

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ajrswd) aud< TWn *bs i rwastedl ftrM a bsea es<

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Cor. K IN G SL A N D A V E . ami RIlKil-I R O A D L Y N D H U R ST , N . J.

P H O N E R U T H 2 4 4 * ) m m D E L IV E R Y

G R O C E R Y D E P A R T M E N T

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A. II Brand FRESH PR U N E S Urgr c m . IV

Datay Slued PINEAPPLE, Urge ran IV

|>r. Row' Viiartun Dog and ( at I oshI Inirttdthlory IMIrr I u m i V

Xtra Heavy ( REAM , |H»trururd 1 j pi. hutllr 14*

Cl^EFHE our tit*n |m« It, (rrolt roasted H», IVr

<irAde M IIK , p n teu m rd 4 1 . hot. 14c

S U N S H IN E CRA CK ER S A tJ t ” S U N S H IN E BAKER C tH>KIES IU Ih.

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A .II. or S h r if ld Brand Evaporated Milk I cam J ik

Ejfttoa's FRENC H DRESSlNCi large bottle JUFREP' l Ik* t .fit'll Salad f*LttC With ca, h 'K > I,

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publication not later than 10 o'clock Thursday morrung. years. Rose8 lent attractive decora-Address all mail and checks payable to The Commercial Leader Co, Inc. tions for the event. Rosebud* were

.---------------------------- —,— -------------- .---------—---------- ;---------------------- 1 arranged in the place cards at theLYNDHURST, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 19, m i

; Polish American)* ! Marion A* C. Urdnrtday, July f | , I fill.

C ck b f f t te T ltiy IC^fltH Stolen b ilN f—jr. Cunweki 2. P. st ©as o closfc la*' the aitersoor.' Exstsru

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1 V V i » r v a 1 S a c r i f i c e T im s . u w p o ’c l o c k u a y i f g a t s a s -' l * V S r L . I U - , r i m e ) , a l l th e f o * io ie io g t r a o t c r««f « f . A * hits Zimmerman 2. fwo-base hits-r-------* -Wedding Anniversary i L. Sheridan I, Alburtjade, 1., Double

Thf home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence li Sherwood, of 432 Stuyvesant Avenue, was the scene of a Bala time Friday when they celebrated their thirttentfi wedding amurtr»»ry with a bridge-dinner pa.'tyj other guests came in the evening to help prolong tht festivities oi the day..

The bridge party was held on the

[ilayit, Polish Ampricar.s 2. Hit* jff Fennell i in 9 Inning!*; Felice 10 in !>. Struck out bv Kin nett 7, Felice 8.

N E W S PO L IC IE S

This weeks issue of the Commercial Leader omits a news

p s r c e l oi land a a d premise;. hertmafttrp a r t i c u l a r l y d s a c r t t a t i , s i t u s u . l y io s a a d u s in g in th * t o w n s h i p o i L y R u o u s s t m U w C o u n ty ol B t r p u t a a a . I L a i f u.' i icW

J l w K T R A C T : > * ’, , , _ „ „ ■ , _ . . • . i t i U . i . u r t J kt> « C iM I M n . M O M S '

D jim im t b a i l s , off F e n n e ll I ; . F e lic e «ri> utk *>/ Kiapiacd a « h : «i u -v,m•t I ~ f i n n l i m o s P 4 '> M i n i m A <a*™ ln d i s t a n t 4i l « C . . j t i t / i r a . o - r i y ir.im3. belt on bases r, A. o. Jlanon A. ta. intersection i,f saia «|4c • - . iC . 4. *ssstie war. Uie v>utheaster!y side of

The Polish American* alio came «"•>; *“ " .« * “ou'n'. . . . . . • _ e a s t e r l y a n d a l o n e i n f a a s u » o r th e m > ie r iy . m *thru in their noising game against Kmcund i Ma> 2» f«n. then. (2)the Montclair A. A. Winning by a "wu*«*«riir sion* »t* w m r t i ' t w, _ _ I / i t N a Ml um Airitarn n n n a n h e i v m a l t s r•score of 6 tJ 5.

White Eagles Get Another Defeat on Local Diamond

I ’e r ty 2 8 f e e t , th e n c e ( 4 ) so iA u w e |U -p jy . f e e t Ui t h r naif! »W» o f K i 9 f $ i |n d .

• ------- . • • . c / t M i r i . 5 m u n , a n a - r e g ^ y n r a m i e y , istory, important for news and interest, but devoid or any useful na|ph Balazs, of New York; Iwi purpose. Thi, paper may be cr,tic,*d tom « O t o J"< *TMk^gSH- ttgSthe omission of -news that is quite generally known, and wnicn Misses Peggy Lafer, Hsltn Hegharty,

; dinner. Ji There were many handsome gift* for the bride of thirteen year*, and

; all had a delightful time at the party which continued into ths early morn-

! ine hour*. ...................... —------------------------- i «. . ..................- I » , . . . . .I I I I P| imil Street; thence U) *unr.iii* MUtb-Suests were Miafes Majr Manion, Columbus Field TuttH Trick »J f

Edr i ijniith, and Peggv Bramley, withisse* By 9-7 In Hard-

Fought BattleThe White Kagle- of Bloomfield,

i L o t N o . 2 * hjh i n o w n o n m a p h e i r e in a i t^ r m e n t io n e d 100 f w t ; th « D c « 13> n o e th w e K t- ' ‘ ■ ■ -- - * 100

... ................... . . A v e-n u e a a d p o in t a n d p la c « o f :> n H rrim w

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tion to run anything that is the least hit spicy is great. There are l«k£ no. -They didn't r«ogni*r Rgg S k W ft" “ hmore weighty matters to be considered howeven and tjje nmjsaunj " k /o fd S # %£& %is o n ly mentioned-here set that our xcadtrrs.wiii know that such benefit n h o^ are £ e ij ^ ^ n foi\the pitching. And that was that .thereon; and Seûm t.? n.HiM, together) *0 the Weat rlyjtMe ttie jppad rogjgg omissions are made hy us. deliberately, and not overlooked o r D* artBwnt af ^ ^ B r . X I e ^ in ,,ght field. And that J^TVLrXL^Si P* L.&*§£&missed in our efforts tu cover the'local news. . 3 vM g " V+TZSbt^ «*'«-• ™ ®sndng ft the town toe twelve years, \ _ »«- «** P W v E f i 1 1 aS E ---- | and recently her pupil* presented one [ Everybody hitting. Everybody neld-

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^ e y e d a n d l a n d s l a t e o f Kllfcin N ic h o ls , de- •»-aaed, t h e n c e r u n n i n g < !> N o r t h 71 d e g r e e s ! i » m in u te s W e * t a l o a g a a id N ic h o le ' I t a s , 200 r e f t t o lo w w a t e r m a r k o f P a a s a i cH iv e r , t h e n c e (2> r u a n t n g N o r t h « d e g r e e s - ' ; ‘ '* * Trwf'In e a t o f A n t h o n y ' s . B r o w n ; t h e n c e

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down hill and we climb ahead in’ hitrh. Six hits. Four run*. Two down.Two..on base. The score & to 7. Those | s.b.f. mob j ^ |he- pa*saj* River and ...two runs and a tfe. With Keay %U nUrncx^ or m.« hkm i ^ “JJSff. '({, %„tT tP‘^ . “ n d ^way he wa? a snap So Weirlem, a I F t o , y c * , v - Atkina .n, cnrnpialnant. I mttwtes West to low w a t e r m a r k ; th e n c c

. I T«n Kite and R/jsa Cannl and Vl&ceno Carinl. h e r j (2> "Northeasterly along low w a t e r m a r k t<Lynanur^t kin, coines up. i wo^mts husband. defendant*. Kt. fa. Returnable , 8aid division line of Elkin **----

iii Lyndhurst. She and -some of her Take the ninth inning:, said the Old pupils are arranging a group of White Bearded Whit* Kagle Rooterf

News of the drive heing conducted hy the Scout Council j pleasing numbers a« a benefit for; t We're coming alone tine. Keay goesof Bergen Cxiunty for the greater1 enrollment of Boy Scou'ts and ho Flf*m*nscout leaders is certainly .i Bright suggestion for the developmentof the youth of our community. There is no organization, thatCfJuld dn mnrr ftir the ytvith. T he -tone ot the federation of.bfiy • ------------------------------ - ■ — -■ .T-r -~- -r- — _ ----- ... „

■ 1 j . . i . i ii l i ,,, u,.., I Over three hundred persons attend- already for him. He takes a toe hold. *atul' ,r5;,.A\.n . „scouts includes every activity winch will help to mould the boy , d the A„naal Childr. nV Day or,,- Ham! Ou- goes the hall. In comes By vStii’V 'til SJFSSSft,of today into the worthy and attentive citizen of tom orrow . gram presented at the Reed Mem- the runners. Over Jimmy' Brtslin's

u U f,. -iw (k.r r.nr rrmnfHr ia u .L-t'nrrs 'ri*i United Prtf.bvt eTiff a.. Ohu rch, (jesd. Thai’s the tie. llut no. BreslinI t w ill n o t b t t o o g e n e r a l t o ^ a y t h a t A ir c o u n t r y i s KM k i n g u n d e r d irec tio n o f M iss J e n - runs back . H ark so m e m o re . Som e

f o r w a r d t o t h e y o u t h o f t o d a y t o r it$ l e a d e r s h i p in t h e f u t u r e nie V sn D e r Bpek. m ore. A n d th e re ’s t h e b a ll, In h is

generation. There is weight to that statement. Boys wh o ; h Thaf,l o i t e r a b o u t ncw;1 r o o m s w i l l n o t m a k e t h e s a m e c i t i z e n s a s b o y s r t , W in ifre d a n i W illiam B ro th e r- nd of t . „ __ Tr ___

wh„ ipend iheir ir w,,rll,while lajhion. A boy w j,, l » t t S S A t * !

de“ 7dlntthKn"li VtonarT'lhe .u m l^ V l 'u '» s ^>‘ ‘n M ieM .rth .aM afoi.i__i.id line oftriiethTr Jtih l. ,,l i . .2 L i T h l„J . . hl« land North 85 degree! Wot 3 <*atmtofetner with lawful Intweat thereon, ano in() j j t(1 ,ow w, u r mark of Paaaali

iid low water marttwo chain*’ and w

i r ' is S r * ¥"ni'"'ii a p h i ii , 1 SV»IU1 »7 rtenreo. Kaat 4 'halm and UB 8. Iedr.-C'>ml.Ldr. W> Sheriff I ^ tJlL .bf ^ l?”LnK_.Co nl,^ -.* !il(! 2 ^

alao t h e c o . t s of t h e s a i d c t .m p la in a n t ** * “h a v e b e e n d u ly t a x e d i t the g u m o f 1 S S J - S I * ^ W e * t t *1221 4 3 , mart alac; t h e c o a t* o f t h e s a / d J S f a Bd e f t . P r s n k M n n ii-f . h s i - « d i.io ' ‘n a e t o la w i o t mmiu

. ---- - _ ------ Srd’ra.By virtue or the above statod w h t • j m<

directed and delivered. I have levied upci and will expoae . for sale at puhti« venduiat the Court Houae in the City of Ha-k •nsa-.k, on

%%'ednesdHy. Jnly IA. 1931. a t o n e o'clock, in t h e a f t e r n o o n Baste rr

| (S ta n d a rd Time, ( tw o o 'c l o c k D a y l ig h t S a vth * * t>nd a n d thst w u * th« in*» Time), all th o s e c e r t a i n p re m ia * * km /w t

i f i L u . w * ? u * « p a n * o i l o t s 1 1 J 2 - J J . b lo c k 11 o nnd o f the White l$ag|e cheering, too. , map' of property of t h e R u th e r f o r d r a t h“*i“ ................................ T o w h ih lp <>*..... .. fed .BtatyJer*<*v and --

W c necfl fitir nrf ich ol the ill end of tht? bovs w ho make f ari »k*h.ititler, Harold Web- fore, to six hits up until the ninth ;2<iw c nttu IYK prcacn oi uh ii* enu oi w .e u y * wno make g#fol Biwh, Jans Walker, Char- whoa they .tapped him f or low. f io n h b ’K 'k a n d m a p nfonqmUt .S aid de-

the careless and dangerous way in this world. Parents can do a \m ,. -Richter, Melvin Conroy, Ken great deal to avoid the malformation of their children by keeping a watchful eye over their activities. In this respect they can: advocate, not force, their boys to become members of a troop o ft Boy Scouts. The companionship and the education to be derived!

Thi score:WHITE EAGLES

ginning poi l in e o f l a n d

fa. Returnable «ald division line of Elkin NicholsT3) iotiiTi easterly along ■nttt dtvmotr 1tat to th e point- or place of beginning.

THIRD TRACT: Beginning in the centr«o f th e pubM c road leading from BellevUt* t o N o r th Belleville on the Easterly side o; th e Passaic River at a point 5.50 tee* n o r t h e r l y , from the old division line beinfIh e same point aa conveyed to the aaic E lk in Nl<vla by Jane E. F. Adams an<. h u s b a n d mhnlng thence (1) along the centri of said public road Northerly 21 feet; thenc< <2> Northwesterly 177 feet to the Norttc o r n e r of a stone wall of the said Elkir N ic h o ls b y the shore of the Passaic Rivei w h ic h aaid line givea 17 feet front en the W e s te r ly aide of said public road thenci <3» fcorn’ said atone wall Southeasterly in a straight line to the plaee of beginning, t

Rotmded Southerly by landa of the baiC Ptlkln Nichols. Easterly by the centre ofthe said public road and Northerly by landt

Jamea Chaffer vTogether with ail and singular the rights

hereditaments, atfd ap- fcelo —. b e in g on the a u i t h w e a t e r t y liberties, privileges

c o n v e y e d b y K ibe D, Corclts ! purtenancea thereunto slongmg er In any sold to pay an<

LOCAL SCHOOL AT BOGLE BUILDING

on, and Do raid G ra h a m .from such an organization w ill do much to mould the youth into | ‘ •rorge MHUr ia-twêrint*-L i th e S u n d a y School.the proper sort of a citizen. | . * _____

The writer of this editorial was once a Boy Sct'ut and it was ART EXHIBIT OF not a very long time before we learned that the Boy Scouts were more than just an organization which required one good deed a day. The jo y o f a camp in the mountains, the training in woodcraft, the knowledge acquired hi tvinf, able t-o take care of oneself are only some of the benefits derived from membership in a Boy Scout group.

W e plead w ith the parents in this community to ponder over thc value of permitting their youths to join ‘Boy- Seout troops and -to.be right up-front w ith the movement which seekt to raise the necessary funds to carry oh this fine wt >rk of tin South Bergen Scout Council. * 1

During the next f« w day* an Art xhibit mav be seen in < n«* of th« iiu|ows or the Bogie Building «>n tuyvessnt Avenue. Thi« exhibi4. ha.. een prepared under the direction of (iss lienon* HUsefsnd, Art Super *#«r of the Lyndhurat Schools.

k Kvhibit ciiiiKists nf-f*Brr)ifnent ainpshsdt*)* psinted by 10A student* nd Oil Paintings by student*

Class of ’31 MeetsT)»e Class of January, 1981, of th*

l<»cal High School, he.ld their flnai meeting of*this vâr at the home *d Allan Crankshaw. of Livingston sve- nuf, on Friday night.

A social hour with games and re- freHhrn^nts wer** f« ature of the ave- ning. Maitin Alonso president of the clasM, which has lên holding monthly meetings.

Thoae present Friday night were thi Mi»*en Florence Denkowsky Ititu Dwyer, Margaret O'Sullivan,' Loia Steele, arfd Catherine Wondracek, I.ewis Aldridge, Mmnn Alonso, 1,aw- rence lilauvelt, Virgilio Kraterdgo, Hugh fiallagher, William Herbert' Willis King, Joaeph Maher, William Sehweigert, Thomas Talarico, and William Kurd.

Democrat! DonateMoney to 4th Fete

WEDS RUTHERFORD MAN WEDNESDAY

Cressman, principal o f the Franklin IThe South End Democratic Club,’, .»•*»*»« * WH-

at their recent meeting, eiulorsed the ‘ard, of .(Uliforota, formerly teacher i movement for a Fourth «f July Ole- , '"1 J*"*rson School, where «he I bration in l.yndhur»t, and donated ‘si «ht in *lie «ame fimm with Mt*»the sum of *1&, to the fund fur the •' handsome leather bound writing I celebration espenwi. er»hip were approved.

Advance )il*ns were mad* for a dance to 6* *t«m in (he near future fill the benefit of the Student I/Oiin Fund, sponsored by the Parent T«w cher* Aatorlation If l.yndhurst.

KAt RKIt HRARt' HOVK ANDT ^ a i KXUU.NAT10M.S

n«ys and—Oielie—pf — Sacred Heart chareh who have been under instruc- ti»n for a year, took their examination* on Satalay and Momlay of this «>*-k. Over two hundred of them will mik,e their First <'omtnuBi«*B for June 3»t|w

The Kev Thomas J. MiDermott,K.-» t«n i* In charge of the >< ho ,1 of inittrMrtion.

ley, also im inbi r.< of Bergen .Chapter.The conclilding program of the con

vention will be u dance to be held Saturday evening A number of local relative* and frien l» of thi* boys art pllining to attend (he dance

Surprise Tendered Mrs. Hil! by Friend

The hom# of‘ Mrs. Helene Christ* of Jeraey City, who teache* cooking aud mewing nt the JetTeraon School, ws the scans of a,fine aurprine party Wednesday evening for MlSg Anm* ll Hill, also a teacher in the JeffersonScho&J, who leave* Monday for Calk.. 'alftrtyj llelen i*aw[ forrfia, at* » delegate from the S*atr | Ttyltir, William Ford Teachers Association to the conveii ! , —o—tion of the National Educational A* . Mr. and Mrs <i aoclStion to Im* heM in Lot Angeles. }ersey City, wore gHesta of Mr an I

other gue'««ta weii* M - Edna Vani lf, ArUmr Gambji.i, an4 Mi Sindefen, principal, anti ♦ hr Misgee “ briefer’* father, Krne*t J. (iamhlin pen.. 3adie Cressman, Marguerite Kohl I nd family, of V'nlley llruok Avenue hepp, ami. Helen Wondracek, teachers ( Sunday, m t )i«* lafarsoa School ( litss Alio*

j ph al ci i i a »»i v« t ious Europe n • ii iti ti*-. Ilte following stuienta ave contributed to the exhibit: 1

I0 \Kcberta Aston, Florence Baker,

lannah Daviea, Edna c'avier, Ruth ammsiin Bernice ilaxen, Anita ,ange, Hild« garde J>ob»*l, Agne» Lotto, Yolanda Oder, Helen (Vl.eary,

| V41m» Shaw, UorwUjv Spl -anu. Mm d Vogel, Michael l)ielo, George Saar, Robert Slobev, Kvffett Wills,

Alexander Siwoinicki.I2H

Mildred Bradley, Alba ('olabella, Dorothea Karl, Catherine Kpiscopia, Mary Fedor, Ida Hnkow^ki, Helen lolck, Alice Manning, Dorothy M«

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more or lens to the dividing line of lots ! ''ifle,. the sum o i |?,S4g.J7. together withi 1 0 and l l i - thpice (2> '‘uuihweateriy and , lawful Intereet thereon; and in tig seeondI along said divfdtag line ol lou 1 0 and 1 Vn .* Harry (3,• • ---* - Hendricks and Charles Mo n e h u n d r e d ( 1 0 0 ) feet* m o re o r le*H i

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RKO Ritznirif!*. action, suspense, tatfigue,

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theatre Wednesday and Tht«r»day.Nick Otreili, played inimitably by

l.eo Carrillo, has tertt let a Woman wlio is a notorious killer to do away with his bu*ine»s*riva3 in gangland. Ht- has never met 'he wum.it but has arranged for her to come at a specified time ind alight from the train at a junction adjacent to the eltf. He sends his men *.» meet her. .

1‘latinum He. <1, played sympathetically by the lovely Lola Lane, is a s tran d ed show girl and happ#M to be on thf Same train She is also making for thi* name destination. She contracts pneumonia en route. When she alights from the. ‘ rain7 two shots are fired. At that moment she col-

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in* shown is "The Iran k » " with Lew Ayres and Jaaa Harlow.

philanderer byA lawyer by da; night—he was t£e *sivswer to the __ _ . *yar. l y t In. ownlonely wife cooked op a hot spot for him. What happened thi morning after tbe night before, kept thf home Are* burning at a sizxiing temperature. Doan miss the riot af mirth, “Lonely Wives", which will play on

I spues and the henchmen for Cotrellis*.i

bundle he* into’ thebelieve her to be tM killer. They

bile a'nd take her to Cw'relli's home, informing him that the rival gang heat them to the shot and that she has been wounded.

Or. r.obert Sanford, played -by UTtyd Hughes, is virtually kidnapped from his office and under threats of death is-compelled to make an exam- i ill tion of the girl. He announces that Platinum has not been shot, but is ijritirully ill with pneumonia. At this juncture Cotrelli hears the newsboys i ailing “Kxtra” and, upon obtaining a paper, sees on the headlines that the notorious girl killer waa found murdered at the r&ilruud station

He rraH«e* hts house guest Is the wrong woman and derid* s she must Se removed from the house before the discovery is made, Hanford informs him that she is too ill to move and, after considtrabje argument, gut of sheer pity for hot-, Cotrelli acquiesces '.o the doctor’s plejs and,allows her 111 remain.

Development* happen in quick suc- c. ion from this point. The doctor ami CntreUi both fall in tov* with the

«>Jo has no idea that she ii being In-friended by a criminal. The conflict

■ u the two men for the love of I atinuiii is a utory of human psy- I' try- There are many thrilling

nations and not. until the very last will you be able to figure how the picture will end.

The entire cast is excellent, LeoI .rriilo, Lyla Lane and LloydII ac hes topping the list. Others are Ralph Inci, Richard Tucker, Gertrude \ tor. Helene (Chadwick, Murdock MacQuarrie, William Lawrence and many others. A story by Edward I>-an Sullivan and Adele Comandini • ■ailed “1’latinum” provided the pint Walter I,ang’s direction Is excellent.

Milltr and Esther Ralston.Also "Yankee. Don*",

i A picture a* colorful as ils name. “Cit? Street*" with Cary Cooper and Sylvia Sidney eo-starrinj in the l.ad-ir* y*®*- j ™1 pUy °» Monday *>dTuesday. The story of 'City Streets” ui tl* story of the back streets of a largt metropolis, where gangster andlaw guardian, guilty and innocent, worker and racketeer meet and mingle in a great kaleidoscopic ntsxe of intrigue and romance. It is a ro- man./e of the beer-running racketeers oi 'he underworld whose feuds and nghts are making history in.. the new: papers today.

L.xury and society are on one side —re kUss youth on the other. Who are 'he real sinners—the young who kno .4 not, or their fathers and mothers? See “Young Sinners", the com dy drama of the rising generation which will play on Wednesday and rbursdav for the stirring, aast- ful answer of what happens when a fath -r negleet* his wm, and conversely. what rewUt*' when a parent mak,ia a pal of his boy Thomas Meifrhan, Bardie Albright and Dor- otlyr Jordan have the chief roles.

Vriday and Saturday, .Robert Mont- gom nr in “Shipmate*", his «rst *tar- ring production. Perhaps never before has the glamor of naval life been so thnllingly put on the screen. Excitement from start to finish. And how you'll enjoy Bob Montgomery ss the sailor who amaae* the whole Navy by winning the Admiral’s da ‘ Here * the talkie, you’ll talk

daughter, Ik about!

Mi i>. Emma Duteher, of IM RidgeRoai has had as her guest for the past few days, her sister, Mrs. James O'Neil, of Roselle, N. j.

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O th e r n e t incom e a m o u n te l to 19,- l^ S . o f w h ich C o m m a n d er i t .rn n is

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will be fulti.ied by Krhweigrrt Mrs. William t.l* %man, and Mrs. Melvin Johnson. Retr* «b- men'.s and a 'social hour followed tin game*.791,187.12 snd income deductions to « niembei

*16413^6.23, the balance- for dividends and surplus being WI ,»»,***- .79 aa compared to S36..Vi5jl2«.at for the twelve month* ending May 31.!»30 ai. increase of SX3:t M.«.'..

tiros* earnings f o r tb e m o n th o f *May 1981 were *lU48A»y.OO as against *lU77,43*.f>«i fur May 1«0 an increase of Sdii,41044. Operating ejtpenses, ntajn^enma*; t«*.s and depreciation were $T,itt t.-“*.30 a te- ' crease of tll'JttiMSi. Net >aeam from operations wa* $3,581,910 SO an increase over .May 1980, of i IK4^40 .13. Other net income abow.-d an increase of $87,064.H.H over Mav inlo and tie total net income was *3,64S.&37 IS a n in c re a se o v e r M tgi lSM of $221,294.96. Inco m e d e d u c t io n s were *l,426,»41.47 pr *;*,V.fi.78 more th a n for Mav 1980 le a v in g th e hai- anc* a v a t la h l- f o r d iv id e n d s a n d s u r plus $2^18jS9r>.«x a.- a g a i i .s i tW.r..(i*t i s a g a in s t « M K ttJ « 7 . l0 for I May 1930 a a in c reu sc uf * 1 » .7 ,IS I j .

•* ---------Mr. and Mrs. J R. Ki**e', >»f riut‘«- i

erfo. l avenue, have as their rik-i for a few weeks, Miss May Poam, of New York City.

Friday and iteturdar* Juwc I H I

Norma Shearer in “ST R A N G E R S S\A\ KIS.V

w.Ai tn H » \ PMdee

C O N Q iJE R iN i, IIORDI rb i t ) t f t m « d

,th« ««>'«•

SuAday and Monday, i<*m t lH“ M A N O F THE W O RLD ” with William I W I I

Hay IrSmt t'om.rdy ’ ttia.v-f fad h rttn '»H> tvt ;>| “W Htpley “Hel ™ It w h t"l'um*M,tl MM** ' Vitaptte* A T t » e .Mb»- **m»Ur

«*at*day - Mb R|rfr.sdr »sl -* >4**'* PHaM"

makeHow toTHIS SUMMER PAY

KiiauMM im M ji?LY 1 u A ix iu «r t tV'.ung pi- .pie who want t.. yet

ahead can use the summer month* profitably by securing practical business training.

Por those desiring bushes* positions, th.-- Summer Term of- ers a 1 opprr’unitv to start three manth4 ahead of the ■'rati d, wid tin. b w)U-n there i« treater choice- «f-pa*itt<.ns., *Por thiwe wbo plan to go to

roil owe, the Summer Term will provide ttaiaing |« shorthaal ! an! Typewriting wbteh can be u»d both in their own rolUge work and in heipi »g. to earn.ext nse»,

Special summer c|aas«s for High school graduate' and col-

»• odsn's, founded on previous training. Employment pat’tment at the service of ailatutants.

Rutherford Secretarial SchoolS< t\.l for infornut'.;

15 AM KM tVK.NI'KIkdbytrlw: MalK-rSa-l J.tllT

VrTHKHKHRlt. \ J.

Lyndhurst TheatreWilliam Powell gives another

l.ieathkas perTormance which make* vh.ii o f the W o rld ” a dramatic creel- MMation like "Street of

< hance” and "For the Defenne".As a gentleman in exile, an out*

cist loved «n epiv by taro women, one. he Iiivch and can’t have, sthe other he cat have and doesn’t want

' I'oWell is teen as ,a man so nn- n i..--i in,crime, that he carinot frea

■ self. This powerful role demand* :u, ultimate in acting talent andtfots lt.

Iii this story of love that come* too . < f tne fiwht of a man to re-est*fc»

h h im self in d e ce n t society for the of a p-iri h e know s tu be f»r

« i hi* reach, romance and tensa ona a r e th ro w n forcefully in to

I a g . in s t th e gay and enthralling * !'h;r' of pleastijre-ground Pari*

1«• Its eai!. :len~a m romance and .it tugging drama, plus the fa*- i.ai in.of the Parisian setting, plus

presence in the cast of two su-■ rh a c tre s s e s , p lu s an a b so rb in g

make. "M.,n of the World”, a 1 excited about.

, MoJ'yworal h a s an arfiorn" thiii a i.ire 1: ,i -!y a* giMid a* its support-

rarumount has given row* ii " M «n o f th e Word'*, piayer-

uii|«,ft w o rth y of an a c to r «>4 hi*1 c i ability .< f d of t he excellence

' the story. -1 arol, l.oniliard’s great gift f0r

in te r p r e ta t la n , ter youth, nd.- Ii.-auty, and vivacity are here

■ en ' !i“ir greatest chance for effec- ‘•x!-re<*ion. She was seen re-

'y UJ “Vast and Looae'*, «lt Pays rtlsw". Wynne (iibson came

th<- screen jfter 'a long arid suc- '>*1 ■ ;ipre:iti»ship on the stage,

diver actress, she was seen to Vantage in two Jack Oakie pictures 1 he tiiing Bu.ter" and ‘June Moon”1 Kiiibae, so!endld character coman, went directly from a starring

>i. in the jirotuiwny su<cess. ‘Torch i t . to p:-iy a bit in “Stolen

I . .. r->cc <;ray is the eo»-j who. played opposite

-' ir • o Jhivies in •’Mariannt*’.

CALL HARRISON 6-4496Plaater

Stone Sand Screening* Brick Cent eat Etc„ Etc. Lath*

HARRISON SUPPLY CO.

Yard at Clay St. Bridge and Passaic Ave., E. Newark

(•ravel Lime t enrsl Hlock* Partition Tile Pfue .Lining • ypeum td.uls

jPlasler boards >:tc. Etc. .

<gnmtnt of Kicbard W*l dir -i 'Ot 1 iuuhle assurance

■ to mini,-, convincing action snd dialog,. Wallace recently di-

<1 iiuth Cliattertoa in “The Right

•ry wa* written by Herman sflu ’• fnuiiderh.ilt”, “Hon. y ",

n IIrule*" are among the- unount hlta M 11 kiewiea ha*

MAGER’S SODA GRILLW h o , H OM E M A D E ICE CR EAM amt LUNCH

is served with the utmost of C arr and Cleanliness

Home Maw lets Cupam Mawis A W«»u>O p DirrrnrNcp. In Fi AVt»

ynt hayr tasted gnnd Ice Crr tm -But unles* yuu tried tHirs—you have a wunderlul treat in stnn\

St | IN AHTS and PARK ft HMTvHI) CANIMIiS

iXliver Ytm Ice Cream F;>r All (XvasHitu

J | a g e r »s J e a

and 1 unchronette

<04 S T U Y V E S A N T L Y N D H U R ST . N.

P H O N E R U T H E R P O R D 2 7X12

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‘THE IRON MANNt XI At » K

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St \1‘ »•»!«

l i,.s,t; t M

“LONELY WIVES”*«lk KHU tHIt » t »h> I • iltiiilON

I t t KA I t I U h f K .aa I.Al*

P \ t » \ HI t i l M il HR.i. it t i

4 * Yankee Dons”M«.m|;<> s^ t T i* -»!«>

It-.ms 'tt.%.' iv,*i I ’ mliw. -ttsrssw I. » i . t« i t V a a r t.ARV lim p id tm* r t i t l t >ti**s. x .

' “CITY STREETS”W>tir>es4o« aod Tbwi^i..

— i H M P t f i n u r t f jtfiani' ' f f « t w t . A I l l i .M tt* M K K .ll t > * , » d It AMtMk t l M K t t .H l ir “

, ‘Y0UNC SINNERS”

7P.UTM *Stra/&cr th a n ttftiii1

i* l|i* PW| *»i«i»g Hit'

“SHIPMAfES”t 1 iu»d t >»t t,rt»*d« !>»•* » -i/'Vif V. , i ’

f iv e «n.tiT<» t i o n o f

A t l a n t i c C i t i f A u d i t o r i u m a i v i h a v e 1 9 .0 0 0 M ft ta l e f t o v e r .

I! H h VKOM NtlKWAYMari us Mareu*-*m, of

e Avenue, who Sp. nt the past 1 11 with ins cliter* and brother* !

i f relatives in Norway, 1*' ' ork on hi* retarn trip

LIVE POULTRYllroilers-2Sc and *Oc Ib. < nlorrd Fowl 28c Ih.

l-rtctfessee Chickens 21c ( leaned and Dressed

live Poultry Market

S T U Y V E SA N T A V E N U E

All O rders DeliveredPMTMnt Ht'TH. |- S m

T W O M IN U T E S T O A N ? D IS T A N T P L A C E

T ODW eight out of ten Ion ; distance calls are

complrtcd In less than t vo minut:*. That'* speed!

A great system af 22,100 direct trank line* hrtwrrn New Jersey centra! office* snd toll and long distance centers, plus equipment and methods skilfully u s e d ,

get re ult* in seconds.Your order is given — the

connection is m§de and presto! — you're talk ing.

Speed, yes!. . . and ease,

flMay aad Sit*!-**? ir S’ ( iKiprr, ss*i«tr«l In mir ( ung m

“ Love Buwnen”W ilb a m l l t i n r . tii

“A Tailor Made Man”im »; f t f « sttt.w o ._____________________________J L ^ ____

liouhl, r> st»*» I'fsfiM iMarion Dsvirs i.t

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"

It’s A Wise Child”jsm k m m i l to ih .H tM M . m n '

t tnum s

Y O U C A N SAFELY BELIEVE T H A Tthe entirr population of I yndhurst will find ill their real estate ptoMrms answered

• M M e '■ ■ ■ '■* i

(ow corr

W e wil rent ten# and manage pnsfim y’ ami serve you with latiditKW .

R EAL L ST A T E and INSI IIAN CT Phone at call

R u t h e r f o r d 2 - 1 0 7 7

REALTORslSBSriHSURANCEconvcrtience, low cost, too!

N E W JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE C O M P A N Y* MW »****» nHfitfttsa sarata S* aatio aat MlSiMtii

300 STUYVESANT AVENUEi— m "

M«*d*y *»T I*»4»r ' Su*-* %S,PI

Lew Ayrs* in ‘IRON MAN’IWaw * w t t »n d| Iti I H%i, n r f t i r t .-•«f l* <r* *n ' fn *-* v „

MS t i l l - t *«.k H O ktiU HM.MtJ E N N I I . u a , C A M . M f i H A

A M E R IC A N U U ilO N SRXTI I I I

Leo CariUo “HELL BOUND”Opda Sla p a * . .SS* a . .

<>S IMS s | *I,K »KI»%» *!.*» *H lttW II.U A M ICW KISHIN m W H A I F N

..v m i *f« . tan • * '« .d iLVNDMI 'RHT !\A

( s M t a n . H r m M t i in

"BORN TO LOVE”i .s ^ ’ Wsi* ' TJe, yta, rm «

th . • ' i u . i i t i n t i " ;

. AR< Mil M d M l ! K [ \ f.E N « AHNEY• «»% fNR eV SfcR M Pt I S l t

I * m i ITM LA ( X D A M l \ f I rra r fita lite i i4 IIIH JII ( s 4 d INriC b > « <ttx

p r r s i« i m ju d w tv «*Intrasdi** ti**n m a i l p a f u U N a r m a n and I

TH£ COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, I9JIRAGE EIGHTb^ t t ■ j' a ,i .riiinm ra

The purpose of thia notice la to warn all local merchants te be or their guard when money orders an presented, and to immediately notif) th* nearest police official or the un dersigned, or both in *uch aa event

Lawn Party Held By Miss Rodgers

Proceeds of Affair T o Go Towards Catholic

Daughters

The lawn ot thc residence at 409 Stuyvesant avenue was the scene of a delightful Card Party, Saturday afternoon, (riven by Miss Mary E. Rodgers, of that address, for the benefit of Court Lyndhurst, Catholic Daughters of America.

Decorations for the event were ia orchid, yellow and green; large parasols were placed over the table*. Refreshments were served during a social hour which followed the games Souvenirs were distributed among the guests, and a special favor was awarded to Mrs. Andrew Egert, Sr., a handsome doll.

Guests included Mrs. Mary How- •ird, Mrs. Rose Burde, Mrs. Ernest McDede, Mrs. Andrew Egert. Sr , Mrs. Joseph Snyder, Mrs. John J. Breslin, Sr., Mrs. J. M McGann, Mrs. P. J. Juen, Mrs. Leo Schwarts, Mrs, Arthur Day, Mrs. T. Francis Knight, Mrs. Dan O’Connell. Mrs. Margaret Carroll. Mr*. George Goode, Mrs. Anna Decker*, Mrs. M. McGinty.

Miss Molly Fitzsimmons, Miss Ethel Rennie, Miss Lillian Wolfe, Mrs Louis M. Favier, Mrs. Martha Brockman, Mrs, A, C. Carney, Mrs. Rose Stinson, Mrs? M M. Williams, Mrs. John Walton, Mrs. W. Dooley, Mrs. John Flynn, Mrs. A. B. Bolaoder, Mrs Mary O'Connor, Mrs. Carrie Landells, Miss Margaret Broderick, Mrs. Eleanor Boschen, Mrs. Ralph Lecoque, Mrs.

PUBLIC$40,000 Milk Parlor

Planned By SheffieldWoman, 73, Piloting Mi\, Mrs. Clark Fete

Her New Chevrolet Wedding AnniversaryOn* of the m ost advance! dairy

farms in the country will be easily available to r* here on thecompletion of improvements now be- -wg liiEfio at the S h e f f i e l d Harms Com* pany’s certified milk dairy a* Pomp- ton Lake. An ultra modern “milking parlor” now bein*; buil£ there by the John J. O’Leafv Co.. of Passaic, at a cost of $40 ,0 0 0 will be completed and piaced in *>t**raUon within a month.-

Connecting two larfcr^bams, the -^milking parlor" will permit the cows to be milked as thev pass through in continuous file. Kitfht starictions are

Modem Service Station, Garage and Store Bldg.

SITUATED AT 218-220 RIDGE ROAD Lyndhurst. Bergen County, N. J .

W estm inster Presby tertan Church

New Jersey Ave. snd Midge Koad Rev. Frederick Hobson Huchholti

------------M. A____ „=______SUNDAY SERVICES

Church School. Classes for all ages. »:tr, A.M.

Divine Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Praise Service 8;00 P.M.

A Friendly Church With A Cordial Welcome For All. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24TH

2:30 P. M. Sharp—Rain or ShineIN RT R V C TIO N 8 POR

VIOLIN, PIANO and CELLOJ o n N D W R O

M K T U O P O L I T A N M I M I C ? W FV T M M 7 0 7 R I I m ; i ; |« > A I > t . Y N D H r i l S T A p p o i n t m « n t * o p e n f o r time b e t w e e n

4 I ’ M a n d 9 IV M . W e d f M a d a y f I ’I U I N K I 'A S H A I C 2 - 7 3 4 3 - J

St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church

Right on main highway between Newark and Hackensack. This wonderful parcel on pb t 50 hy 100, is ideal for car wash laundry, battery station, gasoline station, service station and garage—in other words, a real “One-Stop Station” where W,000 autos pass each Sunday. Marvelous location for car laundry-without competition— 500 feet frontage can be utilized without complaint for waiting cars. Building has storage capacity for 60 cars, which can be rented for $12 per space. Also 2 stores at minimum rental ( f $M) per month. Building contains 1000 gallon tank, two TOO gallon tanks and two pumps; also steam heat, cellar, boiler and restroom.

IT W OULD COST $50,000 FOR LABOR AND MATERIAL TO REPRODUCE THIS BLDG. ON PLOT.

Onl/y $3,000 cash necescary to acquire ownership

and start in business.

Buy At Your Own Price'FOR ADVANCE PARTICULARS, APPLY

H. J BAUFIDEL, Inc.,Auctioneers,

988 BERCiENLINE AVE. 1 UNION CITY, N. J.

6-6 MX) Palnades 6-6 JO I

K u th . 2 <HH« t t e t o t te r 4 -4B 11

Dr. H . N . VolckmannU«TttOV»ATIf

I M l»*-U»He44 A v * . 49 K a b r ln k le Ml. I t f t d H u r a l , N . J . S e n t r y I l i » , N . J .

l i r a W r t * 8 a t Ur* 2 4 H a l l i 2 Si* M . a n d h jr s p o t K x r * p t WtU * S a l

H O l f K C A M .8 I I A D R

S T O R E ............Y O U R R U G S W I T H U S ......

LYNDHURST COAL CO. * ■.

D.L.&W. Scrtat^u COAL Kopperi C C l « . n , s i r y , i p . c i o u i » to f -

• 9 « l o t y o u i t y s » , p i o t e c -

t e d b y a v a i y m o d e m

Utility « t d e x p e r t h . n d -

h n f . 1 i n o d . n l . c o t l .

HUG SHAMPOOING7if. VALLEY BROOK AVliNUE

Tel. R tW w fW 4-2i40 LYNDHURST. N. JSt. M atthews’

Lutheran Church Movtaj ■ Packiaj - Shipping Storate W*>whow«t

Valley Hrook Ave. and Travera Place Rev. (ieoruc F. Muller. Paator 2»."> Travera Place. I.yndhural

I'hone Itutherford 2-2134; I f>- Sunday School

lOulO—Service, “Uod'ti Showers of Meaning". — ' ' ‘ ~i—

ClassifiedAdvertisement

GEO B. HOLMAN •nd COMPANY, Inc.

• .We minot guarantee the inaertlon of any advertiaement in I hew col train* uulesa aame ia

■C paid for In advance. Kale, for claanHM ad- wmm vcrtbing air aa follow a: onr inaertion $.50. two

consecutive inaerflona f.7>, Ihiit ninsecolive In- wjj aerlUtna 11.00. Limit live liiies, average nil word. k-J lo a line.

Reed Memorial United Presbyterian Church

Stuyvesant Avenue, near Valley Brook Rev. James H. Littell, p. D.,

Pastor0.45 A.ST. Sunday School.

11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 7:00 P M. Young .Peoples Christian

Union.7,00 P.M. Intermediate Young Pe*-

ple* Union. Leader E. Wengland. 8:00 P M. Evening Worship.11:00 P.M. Wednesday, Praear Meet-

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