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i Votera Show Refusal to Allow \ Debt Burden To BeSwelled .

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LYNDHURST FACES HACKENSACK AWAYFirst Meeting Of Teams W ill

Be Classic, According To Latest Indications

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PTA Council Meeting Held

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Parties Name Old ChairmenDuwrn And Dotrhrr

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Arm Injured By P. S. Bus

Getting Out of Auto, Local Man Struck

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P R O C L A M A T 1 0 NI. HORACE R BOGLK. Mai<.r and Director of Publk-

Safety, hereby do PRiH*l.A !M that the iiervni of Ortoberu u> (Mober 15. inchwive. I>e and ia aet aai<W aa

K IRK PRKVKNTIO N W KKKin co n fo rm ity with Ki*»leml arwl gtatf pn«lamatn*na thi r*H,f. and W IIBRKAM . the fire hiuarda and Ummk«have >xH*n li m ned by the Annual Fire l*revrntion pr«» jrrnm throutrhout the nation, andW HKRKAS. thi T<ovnnhip of I^ndhumt hiw U-nefiU*-! oohniderably »>> |»rtk:lpation in a»irh |»ri»Kram. now

UK IT U RTH ER I’R tH 'LA IM Kh. that durms <uih| jxTKxi Ü ix-opk- of the T«»wn«hfp of Lyndhtir*t ulimtn- ate iw htrafii* in and aU»ut a li im ^ rlitaL That crl* laia. at tun, yarda ami other open places, and flue* and i ) rnn< va U < !«-ane«l and property pn4#«rtc«|, an.l that a!! iW4.r«, rut>i»toh ami other »W'tauttia! ftrr riaka be o>m- pli-tely . liminaU'«! for protection «f life and i*n>iirrty

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NOTICE OF R EG ISTRYN otirr U hrrrfer r*v-n th*t l '.rm » i* n t R ^ M r» U o n

of l<«al i-otrm U now i»-inr e n d u c t« ! in Uw oflicr of (h# Clerk. Town S t dnily tm m 9 A.M. to 4 :M r.M .. Baiurdbv*. 9 A M to 12 Noop.

Fo r th* corivm ienr« of v-oter», rv rn in * w H irtratlon w i!lb r« « d .K t~ 1 «t I V Town R»U . O ctabw t . «. 7. 10. a n d llf it M T r S O P M to * P.M .

t*m> l u t day for R n rirtra tion I« O ctohrr 11. VoUr» O..I r r n ^ U will hm- th t ir votin* p r i r i l r f t fo r U » cnmiin« G aa tta l EheU^rn. 6 „

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Install New Yet Officers

A ffa ir Held A Week Ago Tuesday In

Legion HomeHjurold G. Barringer P ost. A m er­

ican Legion, o f Lyndhurst, and it* A uriliary, held a joint installation o f recently elected officer* or T u es­day at the Legion home. D espite

Holy Name to Be In Parade

A ffa ir Sun. in Hack­ensack W ill Attract

Large TurnoutTh«' Bergen County Federation

of Holy Nam e Societies is planning for its annual rally and parade in Hackensack on Sunday, October 9.Through the efforts of the Rev. J.

the bad weather, th* affair was , j . ( lark. of Ridgefield, spiritual di' w ell attended. j rector, and Jam es P . B M , W

In addition to many local L egion-j W est Englewood, president o f theand their friends, v isitin g

Legionnairs from various post« it» the county attended. County Com­mander Ray Roemer, P ast Com­mander Ralph KnetUe and Com­m issioners William < lUtheil and Louis M Favier took Uading parts in the ceremonies.

A past commander’s m edal was presented to A1 Joralem on by County Officer Knettle A past presidents medal Was gtv*n to Mrs. Anna C. Rawell by County Presi­dent Mr«. Seilheimer. The retiring officers wished th« new officers sue-

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federation, more than 50 parishes are combining for the rally.

W illiam B. Morley, of 164 (Jltft- ft>n Place, Hackensack, has b ee- appointed chairman and grand mai shal o f the parade. Tihe creation of a new archdiocese in Paterson will bring through Bergen County for the first tim e, the men o f nine pari­shes who form erly joined other county rallies.

Marchers th is year w ill “express publicly a protest against the pre­sent day widespread irreligion and disregard of Christian principles.

A shrine as th e te r m is h ere used i s a place th at h a s become hallowed for d esign sted individu­als by i t s use, its history or its sasocaitions. Every country treas­ures certain s ite s as patriotic shrines. Every sectarian group has it* sacred place« which are re­served a s possessin g peculiar s i g ­nificance to its adherents. And every altruistic organization, that has survived through long yeaih regards certain structures or loca­tions as definitely hallowed to its members.

Because o f the em otions that arearoused T>y conWmi

cess in office and pledged their sup- ¿The men who march In H oly Name port for the com ing year. rallies do so as a public expression

The new commander is Harry against profane and indecent lang-Hibberd. Other officers.of the post are: Vice commanders. A l P iratt- aky, Earl H awley. Leonard Dawson and Al Ralph; finance officer, Henry Hamilton: recording adjustant,Harold W ells; chaplain, Mr Jarole- mon; historian, Frank Millner. standard bearer, Leslie Cox; ser­geant-at-arm s. Ted Lembo.

Officers o f th* Auxiliary are: President, Mrs Frieda E. Pender- ga st; vice presidents. May Arnold. Ann Lacke, Alice Meira; secretary. Flora Cox; treasurer, Lillian H aw ­ley; corresponding secretary, Irene E agen; chaplain, Ann C. Rowell, sergeant-at-arm s. Rose Henderson, and historian, H attie Piratxsky.

Approves DivorceAdvisory Master N. De m s rest

Campbell recommended a divorce decree Tuesday, for Phillip Pollina. a f 199 Hackensack S treet, E ast Rutherford, who testified that his w ife, Cecilia, a hairdresser* of S47 Lake Avenue, Lyndhurst. deserted him November 26. 1930. They were n—rriirl In N ew York Ctty on Jan- n ary 19, 1914, and ha v s tw o adult children, Safest nr»* and ('.w w nna. Pollina was represented by David Ashen.

uage; it ia ther aim to promote re­spect for c ivil authority a s Am eri­can citisen s and Catholic m en”, it

M announced.According to Mr. Morley, “Never

before has the tim e been more op­portune for a profound and digni­fied expression of C hristianity and Christian principles. Europe today is in chaos as a reault of the greed, racial hates, exaggerated national­ism and disregard o f God’s laws. A s we view th is world o f upheaval, th« Holy Nam e Societies are a re­fresh ing relief and the solution for a troubled people.”

Mr. Morley has selected a ss is t ­ants as follow s: G. W illiam Ara- manda, o f Englewood, vice-chair-

iman; W alter J. Powers, o f Pali­sades Park: W illiam Riccio, of W ood-Rïdge; Thomas Turner, o f Teaneck; S. Jam es Galoranso, o f Garfield; and Regisr Lefebure, of Tenafly.

Columbus Parent Teacher Asso­ciation wifi m eet October 6 at the school for the first m eeting o f the season.

Miss H elen Ison, daughter o f Mr, an d Mrs. G eorge Inon. o f 421 Page Avenue, returned 8aturdaÿ f c H Joseph’s C ollege Chestnut Hill, Pa.

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First Street Opp. Lincoln School |R l'th ? 7S72 — P h o n e O rders P rom ptly D e livered

plations o f such holy places, they are essen tislly in ­spirations!. They evoke memories and sentim ent^-that naturally stir the heart. They refresh and restore one’s loyalty and enthusiasm Ev­ery organisation realizes the tre­mendous value o f having its mem­bers v is it its own cherished shrines. And . the Order o f Elks is no e x ­ception Id ffce n t g .

The thought that a t once comes to mind that reference is intend­ed to th« National M emorial, in Chicago, with its wondrous appeal to the noblest sentim ents, and to

- the m a g n if ic a t E lk s l ip me, at Bedford, Va., where one can but be thrilled by the contem plation o f Brotherly Love and Fidelity translated into practical service.

And, o f course, these are the outstanding shrines whicih are re­cognised as such by every Elk.

B ut in every Lodge room there is a shrine o f the deepest frater­nal sign ificance. I t is the altar be­fore which the solem n obligation of membership has been assumed.

It is not only because th« f lag o f our country is draped upon it, as f ir s t decoration, bespeaking the patriotism e f the order, that it becomes thus hallowed. N o t yet because the Bible ia placed there­on, w ith a!) its meaning. Nor be­cause the Antlers there remind of the Brotherly Love they sign ify . Nor yet because the star which bum s sbove it sym bolises the F i­delity which is a cardinal virtue o f the Order. It ia true that all these th in gs have purpose and m eaning which the ritualistic cer­em onials properlv accentuate.

But to every Elk the a lU r be­fore which he stood when he was inducted into the Order ia his frn- tem aj birth-place. I f he has im- W M ybe ten e apbrit wjfcfc U s pldgs im plies, he can never ap­proach it again without a feelin g of reverence and devotion There

Miss Fischer, G.Baum

Ceremony Marked At St. Matthew's On

Saturday

Herein lies a trem endously im ­portant feature o f attendance up­on Lodge m eetings. The Altar ia

M gsymbolic d eco r a tio n s that are e s ­sential reminders of the associa­tions and experiences that have hallowed the spot.

It recalls the hour of initiation w ith its u p liftin g emotions and its spirit o f fraternal c m secration. It inspires s mental attitude that softens and sweetens and d ignifies the whole occasion

Giammetta -B . Tencza

Rase Giametta Bride Of W allington Man

In Local ChurchA lovely Fall wedding took place itnrday afternoon at 5 o’clock at

the Sacred H eart Roman Catholic Church, Lyndhurst, when Mias Ros« Giam metta, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Miehael Giam metta, of 502 Ridge Road, North A rlington, became the bride of Benjam in Tencsa, son o f M r and Mrs. Jo­seph Tencxa o f 30 Alden Street, W ellington. Rev. Thom as J. Mc-

- , Derm ott, pastor o f th e church. Truly « w r y S lk ’s r t u * f ' ; * j performed the ceremony. The hrM ,

was given in m arriage by her fa ­ther.

Mrs. Rose Sparta o f Lyndhurst,

ttm a l shrine. And each Lodge meetin g is sn alluring invitation to a pilgrim age to it, with a heart filled with a purpose of fraternal re dedication.

• a s *RLK-O G R A P H S . . .

Saturday, October the le t The Ladies' A uxiliary o f the

Lodge w ill conduct a Cake Sale m the Bpgle Building on Valley Brook Avenue. There be on hand for sale a large variety o f the m ost de- lcious home-made cakes and cook­ies th at should b e sought a fter by the moat fsstid ious, because of their palatableness and sllurem ent.

• t • •Saturday, October the 8tb

Another o f the popular b i­monthly International P arties, to be known as Scotch Nicht, will take place in th e G rille fe r ssem - b e n and their friends. L ein of res’ good fun, ta sty e s ts and dsnc- ing, with only a sm sll cover ch s ig e

• % • •Monday, October the 10th

N ext Lodge M eeting. Shor^ Ses­sion, snd a guest speaker, well voiced on the subject, "Why Co­lumbus Discovered Am erica”.

w as matron of honor and Anthony Tencsa, brother o f the bridegroom was best m sn

Bridesm aids were: M iss MarieTo^o. o f Sta ten l lte n d and Miss Stephanie Tencsa. sister o f ¿lie bridegroom, o f W ellington.

The bride made a pretty picture in an ivory transparent velvet dress with a fu ll skirt, a V neck, and short sleeves. The dress had a long train and a bolero jacket. Her long tulle veil w as made with a crown o f orange bloasoms. She carried w hite gladioh snd lilies o f the valley.

The maid o f honor wore an aqusm arine ta ffe ta dress trimmed w ith dubbonet and dubonnet acces­sories. She carried peaoh gladioli.

The bridesmaid* wore dubonnet dresses with accessories to m>tah, and carried lig h t peach gladioli.

The m other of the bride wore a

Jefferson PTA Plans Program

T h e e x c u t iv e c o m m itte e o f th e J effer so n P a re n t-T e a c h e r A s e o o a t - ion m e t F r id a y a fte r n o o n a t th e sch o o l in L a k e A v e n u e.

T h o e e p r e se n t w e r e M rs. A lb ert K uehn , p re s id e n t; M rs. N a t C. G il­b ert , M iss M a r g u e r ite K ohlh ep p, Mrs. C la re n c e V a n d en H eu v e l, M rs. A lb e r t V illa, M iss E v e lin a P e t ty , M m . P . H . M o r sm , M rs. E d w a rd M oore, M rs. R u th O’Gor­m a n . Mrs. R . D. P ric e , Mrs. W . F . H aggerty.

P la n a fo r th e y e a r were d is c u s s ­ed. The first m eetin g w ill b e held on the afternoon o f Thursday, Oct­ober 20. Regular m eetings w ill be held each month on the third Thursday, except Novem ber snd Jsnuary, when the seversl P.T.A. units w ill have a pert in e com ­bined program to b^ given at night a t the high school.

The executive board have laid advance plans to serve a chow mien luncheon in October. The dste w ill be announced later.

Tom Hickey In Chicago

Monday, October the 24th Open House Party with dancing ^ or ^OUT **andred

snd enterta nment, at which t ;me 1 * w^ddinv trin. Mr. sndthe drawing will be made for the . Ten era w ill rt side Sf M2two pairs o f choice seats for the R°*d.Arm y-Notre Dame football gam e. i T h - h»M# is t gradnat* Rear-

• • • • nv H irh Sc**'*»’ and * V br d eg r^ mSaturday, October the 29th o f P sssa ic High School,

The Annus) H allowe'en P*rtv and Turkey Ruffle, More d eta il' |

.... Local Man IsA thought for the week: "We •

V re w ell — iie» ¥ y dMng H ftv thing* but hv doing 1fttie things in a lo fty aplrlt,**

The Board o f Eduation Tuesday Viight authorised D istrict Clerk Thomas J H ickey to sttend s con­vention of Natinoal Association o f Public School Em ployees in Chic­ago October 10. A sum o f $119 was ap p rop ria ted for hiss expenses.

The High School band was auth­orised to go to Secaucus October 21 to participate in a competition for high school bands under the auspices o f the K iwsns Club o f

navy blue dress with accessories , that city , to m stch and the mother of the bridegroom wore a dubonnet dress w ith accessories to match. Both wore corsages o f roses.

A reception was held a fter the c+r**mony a t the Newark Academy

Miss Garrett Married Sat.

H. Lippincott Bride- groom in Ceremony

In RidgefieldMiss Hasel Garrett, daughter o f

Mr a n d Mrs. W alter W. Garrett of 700 Prospect Avenue, R idge­field, was married Saturday a t the First Presbyterian Church, Bloom ­field to Harold W. Lippincott. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H. Lippin- cott o f 325 Travers P lace, Lynd­hurst. Rev. Jsm es Monk, pastor of the church, performed the cer­emony. The bride a * « given in marriage by her fsther.

M iss Muriel Fulcher of Bloom­field. was maid o f honor and J. Russell Lippiacott, brother o f the bridegroom, was best man.

A reception was held after the ceremony at the home o f the bride’s parents.

A fter a wedding trip through the Shenandoah Valley, Mr. and Mr*. Lippincott w ill reside in Lyndhurst.

Dorothy Stringfeld Engagement ToldMr. snd Mrs. Roy H. Stringfield

of 183 Fern Avenue, announced the engagem ent of their daughter. Dorothy Elisabeth, to Jam es P at­terson, Jr., son of Dr. Jam es P st- terson o f Stratford Rosd, Scars- dsle. New York, a t a fam ily din- "ner party a t their home Monday night. The wedding will take place in October.

Mr. Patterson is a graduate o f Columbia U n iversity snd is a chemical engineer with E. I. Du Pont de Nemours in Philadelphia.

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Miss Rodgers in Coun­ty Unit of Catholic

Daughters

Two members o f the E-*ex Coun-

8t. M stthew ’s Lutheran Church waa the scene o f a pretty early Fall wedding Saturday afternoon

4 o ’clock, when Miss Lucille Eleanor Fischer, daughter o f Mr. and M n. Robert F ischer, of 831 Page Avenue, Lyndhurst. became the bride of Frederick (». Baum, son o f Mrs. Susan Baum and the la te Edwin Baum, of 329 Center Avenue, Secaucu*. Rev George Muller, pastor o f the ehurch, per­form ed the ceremony. The bride was given in m arriage by her f s ­ther.

Mrs. Ernest Plomus o f Lynd­hurst, sister of the bride, » » ma- ___ __tron o f honor and Emil Klein o f i 0f the by-law s committee.'Secaucu. was best man. j Th* purpose o f the organisation

M r. Jam es T ait of Lyndhurst j puM ly

P 2 "'»rch. I tie and educational. w ith m snda-T h , bride made . pretty picture , ory twi„ , yM r.

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t> P reum an's Union were ftno! *10 »nu »2 costs Friday by Judee Waite.- J M cSntyre in th* Second D istrict Criminal C » ir t. si, Hack ensack. on charges ( r <vi* < out. of an allefr..] beer party is the plant o f the Fair Lawn Press.

h' th Paul R:bhud. o f TI4 R id*e j Roa«l. L n d h u r s t, and An.ir.5W Uaf |f y , « f N ew ark, were e o tv i-te d "n ¡the »csUmony o f A n J .i« Mirolu ¡Who c m red the pair w ith doi:m

A new club, form .d by past re- * ' '»** to Ms p r e .. and oth-reent» o f the Catholic Daughters o f j » ■ ' * * ■ ' wh™ they r V j , i » l •» America named M iss Jane Staullen, ' „ a lter drinking b.**c o f Court Madonna, Englew ood,; j h r ien denied trc ir « i l t but president'. Mr«. Catherine D o n n elly ,! 1 -'>«”>*"■ rony.ct •.» them ofo f Court St. Mary. Dumont, drat Ln" ‘ U‘ an tv k e p n sident; Mias Mary E. Hod- - ^ V y « gars, Court Lywlhurat. trea .u rer, '*>Miss Louise Bruaal, Court Corona­tion secretary; Mrs. G eorge E. F a ­hey, chaplain, and Mrs. W illiam F.A heam . publicvty chairmen, both o f Court Grantwodd, a t a recent m eeting held at the home o f Mrs.John J. Goodwin, grand regent o f the latter court, 282 Lafayette Avenue, who waa named chairman

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cess atyle, with ahort p u ff sleeves and a high neck. Her fin g er’ tip veil was caught up With orsnge blossoms She carried white roses and lillies o f the valley.

The m sde o f honor wore s bsby blue silk crepe dreas with dubon­net accessories. She carried ta lis­man roses.

The mother of the bride wore a navy blus dress with dusty pink acceaeoriea, and the m other o f the bridegroom won s bku k a n . I »h .ir ensemble w ith black accessories. Both wore corsages of roses.

F-.r traveling the bride ware a teal blue dress with black acces­sories and a corsage o f roses.

A wedding dinner wan served a f ­ter the cerem ony for members of both fam ilios after which a recep­tion w as held for forty guests. A f­ter a w edding trip by motor. Mr and Mrs. Baum will reside at 331 Page Avenue. Lyndhurst.

M l the bride aad bridegroom are graAttea o f Dickinson High School, Jersey City, and the bride gmdrrated h e « fMwyevaent Bus*- n ew College.

Town Truck In Accident

A truck owned by the Township w ss sligh tly dsm aged et 3:15 Tue» dsy ..ftem oon wh» n i tccll.<ted with a »eden opereted by Gustav A. Pet- ersoa, o f G reeawkti. C o a n , et R*dge Road and Valley Brook Ave-

Charles Laeeola. a f 260 F o rse t A e tn ee . S treet D e p a r tm e n t worker. waa driring th e truck. N o aae w as tafured la th e em A deat

year. M sy, and also at

the discreation of the president when business or aocial activ ities warrant, and the club shall be known as “The Past Grand R e­gents' Club.'*

A silver gavel, inscribed with the date of the first m eeting, was presented by Miaa Jane Smullen to the club.

The first ectiv ity o f the group w ill be sn snnusl Communion breakfast for Bergan County Courts on Sunday morning at I» o'clock. October 2, la the Sw iss Chalet in Rtnhelle Park, a t which Mits Msry Channon o f Court Coro­nation, Fort Lee, w ill be chairman and toastm astee, with the grand regents of the various courts ert- la g as àeeteaaaa.

M n Goodwla sseeed refresh menta to the group s t the close of the m eeting The chsrter members Present were: Mrs M argare, Art­hur. Mrs Theresa M cNeiech, Notre I>ame Court, B< rgenfield; Mrs. Arm O atesa, M a s Hae Bamllsa, M n . M argaret Davis, Court Madonna. Eaglew sedt Me«. Erviaa Huaaom, Mrs. Catherine Donnelly snd Mrs. Rose Connell, Coart St. Mary. Du-

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M iss M ary E. R od gers, M r»F r a n t i . H ave«. L y n d h u r st; Mr» M arie S . K a u * ,a » r . M ias L illia n A. Sfew M T^ M rs X . S n a c k . M rs. SU * sab eth H ed rick . C ou rt C on m a, H aabrourk H e i(h ia ; Mr«. H e le a S k e ll. y. M is . M ary S h a n n o n , C ou rt C oronation . F o rt L ee: M r . J a m e . J rioo .1 . Mrs. G eorge C F a h e y , M r . P ran k C. FoW y, M n J , * „ J G oodw in , C ourt G ran tw ood .

Mr u i I M rs E u g e o e D Firth, o f **J Trauer. PWoa, w ill n « n Sun 4a* from a two week M r «

T u r n u d o uoe single food t lu t doea m ore than ^ h e f id i l Karma V iu m in D M ilk to he lp b u ild strung, stu rdy ch ild ren . B ecam e Ihi» one deliiinu.» til- ro u n d food i t rich in calcium and [ihoaphonu . A nd 4 0 0 units o f vitam in D p r r quart a re added to help these m in e ra l, form healthy bone« and teeth.

Quid ra t love Sheffield Viumin D Milk, T V Bavur is »nrhany l by the vitamin 0 . Telephone your Sheffield Branch. Order prunip«, courteous home delivery for a trial. You’ll never hr satisfied with anything less than Sheffield Milk , and Sheffield Service.

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F o llo w in g is s tw o y ea r record o f re v o c s tio n s c o v e r in g th e fir s t e ig h t monbha:D runken d riv in g 1938 1937(P e rm a n en t r e v o ca tio n ) 62 76D run ken d r iv in g(ftOBt o ffen se ) 9 10 1,003R e ck le ss d r iv in g 3 23 289S p e ed in g 3 1 0F a ta l a cc id e n ts 237O b ta in in g lin c en se w h ile on rev o k ed l is t 68H a b itu a l v io la to rr s 371 F a ilu r e to ap p ear 485F a ilu r e to pay fin e 102 L e a v in g scen e o f a cc id e n t 44 M issta te m e n t o f fa c ts 17 L a rce n y and r e ce iv in g m otor v e h ic le 71D e fe c t iv e v is io n 10P h y s ic a lly or m e n ta lly u nfitF rau d a t e x a f in s t io n D r iv in g w ith o u t licen se

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C. Gailing Is PB A Speaker

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S ecr eta r y iv h a V an N o te , o f Jood R id ge, w ill c o n ta c t th e s e c ­re ta rie s o f th e o th a r lo c a ls w ith th e v iew o f h o ld in g th e o r g a n isa tion m e etin g in N oew m b ar A chairm an w ill h e a p p o in te d and repraaneta tves n a m ed fr o m each o f th e n in e locala.

l o c a l W ta k es in p a tro lm a n fr o m P ark R id g, t a N o r th A r lin g to n . G arfie ld . H ack anaack . R id gew ood , and th e B erg e n C o u n ty P o lic e h ar« th e ir ow n locate . O th er« a r e la K a»tern B erg en . W e s te r n B erg a n .

Dot Bellars, Niles Heller

Daughter Of Famoutt Renner Married

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B a lla r , t o N ila s R oy H aller a f E a st S tr o u d sb u r g. P a . form er ly a f L y n d h u r s l T h e cerem any lank plane A u g u s t 1« T he bride's fa th ar la F re d e r ick 0 . B e lla rs <4 V a l le y B rea k A n n e . ly n d h u r v t Mr H eller la «ha a a a o f M r an d M n F . I B e lle r a f R a st S trou d sb u rg . P v « h a r e Mr H etler is a m em h e r o f D ie fa c u lty a f «hr h ig h sch ool t h a n .

T h e b n d e ia a gra d u a te o f Oaa M r and M ia . K L . D he m an far- m ar rea identa o f L ynd h urst

T h e b r id e aia a g ra d u a te « / C an­ta r H ig h S ch o o l a n d C orcoran A rt S ch o o l. W a sh in g to n T he bride groom g r a d u a te d from th e S u t »

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Building contractors, painters, roofers, concrete contractors, electrical contractors — all types of contractors who bid on permanent improvements to business or residential properties, are most cor-i tliall.v invited to submit their F H. A. Loan require-i ments to any of our offices >Your application will be given immediate consid­eration.

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W ereu p on s fr ie n d o f a fr ie n d preaided a t y e s te r d a y ’s m e e tin g a t o f T ic k h sr d t sa id h e w a s fu lly C olum bus a u d ito r iu m W illia m An- a b le to d riv e and h e w ou ld d riv e ; nichiaric© o f L odi w a s in s ta lle d asB ickV ardt h om e. j s t s t e d e le g a te L odi p o l i c e _____

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W IL L IA M LEO N E General Furnace Cleaning

D ir ty fu r n a c e and c h im n e y ia a w a s te o f m o n ey , o il a a d coa l. H a v e you r fu rn a ce an d c h im n e y c le a n e d now to aa v e. W e re p la c e p ip es ad g r a t e s o f a ll k in d s. A sb e s to s w ork d o n e on fu rn a ce . F ir s t c la s s w ork a t v e r v m o d er a te c h e r g e s . A sk fo r an e s t im a te .

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Wny n o t De t r u e t o y o u r a e il a n d b e g in r i g h t : O n ly b y a good com plete and operate the «core- ripped wide holes in the Gaels Ur- atari c a n y o u pave the way fo r a g o o d r e c o r d la s t in g t h e buard on the football field. Prep- ward wall. Every tim e that white Whole year. I »rations lo r student buses, under li„e w as in view old dame jinx ap-N All. n i 1 U. 1. ........... .. f « I. . . ..„1___ 1 A_____ ! _. II_Ifjxk a I »L * / I ; . I i n> i

le year. iarations for student buses, underNow, at the beginning of the school term , is the tim é |tb* eupervieion o t Harold Weber, irn o v e r new leaf and get down to business. Fo r school 10 th« Hackensack gam e, have a l­

io a business— it is your business. Schools are faced w ith the rea<Jy been completed. Stream ersgigantic task o f tra in in g you to become loyal, upright citi- for proudly bearing thezens, of tra in in g you fo r your own personal life ; that youmay find a vocation by whcih a fu ll successful life is insured. o !.f f í S ? ? bjr Harion Schmidt,

You can help yourself in th is business of m aking a life .More than a little patience, determ ination and w ork is re ­quired. B u t when you a ll work together, s triv in g fo r them m e goal, it becomes a fascinating, exciting contest.

» All ÍJ m f/.m f í i... L . 1 ._ __

iw vuau « » lilt, auis 'jaiKt lane, m e Lr men » ea rs r'»se andth e aooial sea so n in th e h ig h sch o o l, ‘ s m o te th e m down, reaching pay T h e g y m w a s d eco ra ted w ith p o s t- dirt no leas th a n tw o t im e , in a era a d v e r t is in g ea c h football gam e. \ rather tainted 12-6 w in . T h e close T h e m usic w as provided b y th e re- | score really doesn’t tell th e story, cording system . It w a», a s u s u a l , . The Boars played heads-up ball very successful. j ga in in g whenever they pleased as

T v» G. O. also made plans to j our here-to-fore question mark line complete and operate the score- (ripped wide holes in the Gaels for buard on the football field . Preo- U aii

R oth Lintcus, Leon .Sableski, W ar­ren Stover and Harold Weber. The fund« for the m aterial for these banners were appropriated by the Student Council.

Plana for the coming year have- at, a .j i id U iiK i C A C lU Ilg C O IlieSt.You are o n ly in school fo r fiv e hours a day, fiv e days a | Plans ior the coming year hav<

week— tw enty-five hours out o f every 168. Realiz ing how ">»Pl>*<* out by the council little tim e you have, shouldn't vou nu t fo rth All w ith in om ,r ■Uld *rc bein* ,et under way. The

m eetings are to be held every Tuea- day. Those atudents who have been elected a s G. O. representatives for the term and who will contin­ue the good w ork and high s ta n ­dards o f p a st councils, are:

MORNING SCHOOL R e p r esen ta t iv e s: Ruth Linicus,

Luciano Ciceone, Jam es Polito, Benny Fusco, Wid Painter, M ar­garet Sullivan, Dorothy K roegei.

iiuuio wm u i every 1 0 ©. neanzing now little tim e you have, shouldn't you put fo rth a ll w ith in your power to help a tta in your goal ?

Face the th ing squarely. No m atter how hard it seems, you have but one course i f you would “ to thine own self be true .

Teachers Tour Europe,View Much Of Interest

H o w w ou ld y o u l ik e to sp en d a g lo r io u s au m m er in P a r is ? Are you In te r e s te d ? I'll bet you are* It's a trip anyone would enjoy. Ask M iss H iea te r , French teacher in L. H. S. sh e ought to know because that’s ndiere sh e s p e n t her summer

line w as ... JUH W|rPea red and forced our gridiron her oes back. Two fifteen yard penal­ties were instrum ental in keeping the score down. St. M irys brought a scrappy team to town but offen­sively they couldn’t g e t going.

Breaks brought them ' within reach o f their only touchdown. In the second period M argiotta. was *> forced to kick on about the 35 yd. line, but tke pass from center was poor, travelling fully a yard over hi» bead and he was forced to run finally gettin g tackled on about the 18 yard line. Unable to gain on the ground St. M ary* took to the air, quickly scoring on an eighteen yard pass into the end zone. That was St. Mary's scoring for the day as the extra point failed. A back, Duffy, and the center wer* ou t­standing for the Gael«.

Now for a look in to Lyndhurst’« statistics. On th* opening k ick^f St. Mary s fumbled and Lyndhurst the plays. Russo and Painter cur­ried to the eleven. Then sw ivel hipped Painter went into his dance

Ttkiv .„ ,1 «♦ m Wftlt*r Ruzika, Antoinette Cos tan-

r iU w h e r e sh e Ä s k . ^ S n ^ A l ^ T . 0^ ^ ___________________E a s te r w a s sp e n t in b ea u tfu l I ta ly 2 * ” J , * PP' <* P , in t * r w ' " ‘ in to *»» d ancewith tim e out f o r . trip to the I s l e » k e e p i n g left end for the firsto f Capri. * / ' K“ntonf ' Edmund touchdown. K u.so misaed the con-

Most interesting and facinatin g lev”WirdlnJ“ ri.. SUnJ iver'*ioii. The second touchdown w a ,waa the v illage wedding. For the X " ‘ nd • r*"* • * «ome very «ash y runn.whole villar». m m wnman •>»< . . (ing by Painter (w hat again) and

T~ ~rr ----- — -Ml..«..®.. in«* v m a g e w e a r in g . tor m e Hn-nrffcv t -----T m velm g on th e Champlain M iss whole v illage, m t„, women and ¿ 1 " * , . , , , , , _ .

» e s t e r arrived a t Havre, which children turned out in grand sty le , L - h i ^ T ? M‘ ,K ,. Co? k'ia about three hours from Paris A ev .ryon r else The wedding feast . f T - v ‘ Luc'ii'« u r s e m French at the lin iversity ¡continued in fu ll sw ing for a week, I ot P ans for ftve weeks was one big tons and ton* o f food being con-item on Miss H eister’s Hat o f ac- sumed.oomplishmAita. A t the fckw* \p( Mats Lipacei thought it e ll very eehool, e v isit South to Airgnon ¡quaint and charming and treated was next on the program. Then the i in * more serious vein than our Am erican French teacher visited j wedding*. a •’the Palace of Popes, Roman monu- M ost excitin g o f all w*a the m ents and buildm gs at Arles ami marching o f H itler’s troops into Nimea. Miss H ieater climbed the A u str ia , f t was ail very tense dur- Frenoh Alp* w alk ing on glaciers, ing th is tim e for one never knewT h at should have been thrilling! W a s it Miss H iecter? Mm— she s a y s it w a s. A m on g m any in terest-

.th in g s M iss H ieater a te snails.

when the village would be invaded..She w itnessed the session o f the

Eucharistie Contre»» in B udapest This w a s a very marvelous and a w e

■ “ i • »"'V ¡nSchmidt, Henry Zimmerman, Ce­celia Res*. W trren Stover, Jewel Leiser, Margaret Fisher. LucyM eglio, Jack McAloon, Dorothy

I — » ------ ---- ---------also Ruaso and Guidetti finally go-ing over from the two.

The last period was a ding dongaffair with penalties keeping theBears from scoring St. M ary’smade their la st bid la te ia the fmaI

«. , ■'“• “•".y quarter. Deep in Lyndhurst terri-K^wP W . H U,ry th' *-'> 1 » desperateKew, Wanda Shabuma, D ju glas pass but M arg io lt, made a swellN'col, Jean E lln t Jeaji Davidson, interception and with the ball in

^ T ^ o o ^ ^ - i m o r *At i t K N O O N SC H O O L , m an is h*re a g a in ) th e final w h n t .

■ e i r t ' E i i ’ rSL |H* ^ n r'° b.1'' '* * iv 'n* ®t»r Bear» Ita in.Robert Hough, Charles Curcta, Jo- i tial triumph.

Clubs and I N EW JE R S E Y S C IE N T IS T S

S o c ie t i e s R E C IP IE N T S C F "O N O R S

Servants o f Lord Lyndhurst— W ith lots o f new pian.H ahead the Servants started off this term o f chib m eetings by electing Charles Carlo«*» as president, Elsie Bek, riee-president and Josephine Bas- inakj -secreta ry . Thi* will be Char­les' second term as president.G lee Club— Thirty enthusiastic stu ­dents came out for the first meet-

°* thT Gl** r ,u k which was held the eigh th and ninth periods w Tuesday The new officers, W ar. fen Reysen who w as reelected as president. Ruth M illett as vice-sephm e Angelo Charles Stoehr- T h . roaes really g » to Wid Pain- P w dén , 1 . . . n “ v,c*

mann, Betty Clark, J u n . M cNa- 'ter. who played better * « , , Z jli ^ J M ,e ' r*-mara, Eleanor M ichrlfelder Cath- I tast a i . l n . ™ l _ . . U*, ‘ * ,d o f WikolT,—■•• **«*»«»*-«I* »MM», > »in w as a very marvelous and awe <.ri n m- / ’ - • n ,Ke m '« than helped t-> make the . kìJ

,g -» cK sn ails o f course, a t one of inspiring sigh t, for here Catholics risdT . G ^ Ì r Ì tpT Ucuimr ,un '<> keep him -* c c e « . A fter thr b ^ f^ ï 9 w ‘?those delightful sidew alk cafe*. An from all over the world ranging T W n ^ v " « 1 7 « f i n b a c k . , in mind as a star in the future Utken car* of the m e m b ^ J ï am using bit o f intormation is the from high dignitari«* o f the church PollarJ^ Helen ^ h honon’ to Albe select»,»«, »n<j , an - th ■ .I ^ g th o f the French bre,d . 8o m .- to common „ b o rers. . s - m M e T S ^ FxV ! f*rm \ R“r Wh° ^ *» » » “ "»* T V y a “o d i l c t ^ P° Wtim e* H is as long an one yard. It I pay tribute to God. Robert Simm» r W r . v ? Li ^UCh “ « m k ta a tk w is a tor the future C h rist,** . rm i.LîT

¡" .‘ "‘ -.‘ — •-1*1 r tw « * K s rBH ere's som eth ing that should in­terest the g irls . Mi*s H iecter ssy s the fem inine French wear their dresses about 3 or 4 inches longer than we do and the preferred color is black.

The French subw ays are suppos~ ed to be the m ost efficiently con*

H ies ter found them to be quite j com plicated going through long j Led by Harry Feldman and hiacorridors up and down steps. She : veteran crew, the dheer leadingcom m ented, “I t seemed a^ if all squad opened its seaaon s cry forParis w a s undergrvmnd.” W hen dear old Lyndhurst with a boomingyou get off the train you open the dem onstration on the high sch oo l door y ° u r ,e lf* bu* it closes auto- ! Stage Friday. A new face, namely

to ta k e th e tr ip a g a in h e r a n . : " ’E d S e r W i*> » - " « f

w ou ld d efln ite lv he In th e a f f ir m a - ¡a tron g . R alph P o lito . W arren U | . v ir tu a lly rippedT he“ C ,1h h " * L 7 “sh" n w T V . ' * « 0 -. '<■* R “’h* ^ N o»"- K en neth A l- o p en . S u lliv a n a T ï p £ < J , T ? " P * ul Po11* « . G eo-

----- 1 ban. Vernie Dawson. Edward -v ^ y " ^ J 1**” ^ « -< * S -b letsk y , War-. i l w , Tóense. W illiam Cocco. Kenneth - e a .o r íh a n ever W foT. " J*Ck Eu3t^ - »">1C h e e r L e a d e r s MuHm-. Herbert ««-epted

n Stamer, Jane Coles, Ruth H im ,e l. I * . . . . / V f c . , , i* * “* OowthlreM írle Marino. G w r g . M uhleisw K e S I l t y Of S c h o o l ----------

'" if« , nuvn

d u c ted in a ll th e world, bui M l» I A r e A p p O U l t e d u j u B ^ ^ t . ^ m n e J h ' Funa- I w e " , T ------------------------------------ l " l f ™ i , b«hi M u c h Im p r n v e d — th,,r m” lln« «t the

------- .w u rpny i ougI », ***** ° f the evening.

A"-h* o * ' «

m nticaliy.On th< 14th o f July, the French

Independence Day, Miss II tester w itnessed a cerem ony at the Tomb o f the U nknown French Soldier. T h e cerem ony was assisted by

- / • — — «S1W , >miiiciyG eorge iKilan was added to the a l­ready potent -quad lea d in g the g ir ls was Leah Levy, follow ed by Ruth Villa, Helen Oerey, Fern Ha- ten , Dot Amrien, E lsie Eck, Ruth Koerler, Gladys MacIntyre, and -------- v W a a a D K i s i r u uy i w i , v n a u ,

m any h opelessly crippled soldiers Jesn Davidsatn. frw n the w ar, a living horrible . Coach Alex Latronica ia groom- plea for peace. ing *n octet o f younger pupila ju*t

That sam e day, Mi*« H iester ’ up from the afternoon seaaion. In to o k a bus from the former site of the future these young g ir ls w ill

Band Makes lH1. , , ---_ . j H l*h returned to continue theirn e l e c t l n n H ■’ur*ult o f knowledge this term

t J « e i w - w o n s thwjr diacovered that t ¿ Z ÍT h . band, Lyndhurst H igh's , had changed since the last days of

prised musical body, has been add- t il . old school termuW trt Uff.I in. (ino.f.—l *— 1_ ..__ *nt

- . Jjll>»n Mickley. ffew at-n m tbe Students of tyndhurM W r - ^ . n , Ub

' lo e P rv s .d .n t Kv.lyn Uhman

th e B a a tille « n d w e n t up to th e h ig h e s t p o in t in P aria , S acre C oeur, a F re n c h C h u rch , to v iew th e An

W hen K in g and Queen o f Eng la n d v ia l te d F ra n ce , Mias Hieater a u A t e l l s h e could se e w a s the

an d footmen because the i V B a i r w e r e w hin ed by so s w i f t ly a n d wore so carefully jruarded. A l l th e store* decorated th e ir w in d o w s v° eompete fo r * prime f o r th e best dreeiM-d window. A fkwisW ^op won and Miaa H iest-

« i d W f decorations were beau­tifu l. I t w as all done in honor of i t b e K in g and Queen

use their voca l Chords on b e h a lf o f A lm s Mater. Jeanne M u h leisen w ill

í u n lor aqu*d w ith A u drey Bulloch, W .n d * S hab un ia . R ob erta Kowba, Antoinette C o * U n « a . Jo- a ep h in e C appaecki, S te lla G oadeaki. •n d Edit* V lllsn o v n e n th u sia st! - p*»y following her B ack ed b y th is s tr o n g chw ring sec tio n , u « m wught to »how g r e a t reeaka.

Student AssembliesThe ( le t assembly pnfcram .

M is. Hi « .I er came back on the ed by liie G O 'H ie^no'iM P a n s and stated definitely that she enlightened the .lu d en , b o d ^ ü *’ •* - » — . . r « ' « « «w ^ c t i v Ä t t ' y T .

Can - m i im agia» t h . « irill « f a dance* * ^ ‘' h “U n din g in England, going tali,to ¡ The ,« o „ d asaembly Sent »1 ^

v r s r * - rl*«*• - « ... u . f „ r T „ ? . p ,T î ü•n d sa i I m g Jown ih.- h e .u t.fu ) to open our fontb .ll aeaaon with

> n "b* ^ Budapest* Such . BANGI The foot1» | | c , . * t h . i . thrill ^aa ^een experienced by M is. kett» ll c o ^ . tnd thr q ¿ J * . l .lp a e .1, Lyndhurst High teacher, dent of Hackensack I I , . ? ,

» " í u iJ i 1!"* '1 t^ k tfc* *rlp ° n * *"■” Present and told us that t h » F ellow sh ip awarded to her by the were happy t,i nnen footh .il In stitu te e f Intem atm nal Edutat Is'lon . with I,

r h r .o ~ .p thy ^ ^

. t the l T . l v e c s i . v r f s-m hly In a T r t k i v ^ L ^ T B - ^ a t . The imputar e ju t j ln g

ed to and im p roved atn ce laa t s e a ­son so that it now contains sixty* two m em b ers. Of th e se , sia ty m u si­ca l in s tru m en ts w ill be put on the field a t a tim e . T w e lv e o f th e s tu -

I d en ts w h o h a v s been added to th e band are: W ilber V ander B eck , F rerd L am p e, R obert S aum , W illi­am H am er, J illia m V t ll t .y , F ran k la p p o lo , F red B eck . J a im s P a- cent» , A braham O ater , J a m e s Sc- hum aker. M atth ew Le P ree L ouise L and .H a In ad d ition , th e band l a i an nexed a drum m ajor. J .a n Coll Ins, w ho haa a v e r y e f fe r t ir e n ew

• t u r n , o f w h ite a n d fo ld .T w o co lor be*rers a r e a lao being

a a « l. (h e y a n : E v e r t F o r .h ie aad P a tsy D oaom ico c a r r y la g th e S u r .

id S tr ip e , and L yndhurxt'a P en a an t. T he tw ir lin g , fo r m er ly carried on by Joh n B a lb arh , w in h . tak en o v er by th e ca p a b le H a u l P irM ik y A ll la a ll, tt lis p r n f l e i S g r o u p w ill add m uch » l o r and s p ir it to th e fo o tb a ll g a m e s m a k in g th em m ore e x a lt in g eventa

Girls' Sports

a,— .T— ? * » «cfwpr • larwiinv voung ladi«« KnWh Ï Ï S 1? ^ r* tH* r • ***• ‘» • " n * «n one «kW th^lurrd tim« »f. Srwf d esflss« t « » l.<V • *» ». __

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t,n* *t *™t trying ta niaàe i iMlm L Y K D I D 1 I <*e pe o p l . ttr.de rwtan.l ) . t en d ' i r e | 4 i t f i e oth er aid* a IM o f I Ft <t

, ^ » o t-h ,|| o p p o n e t e , r » i l l are --------■ u p s t u d i n e a t e r a l s t n . r , rhm im . a n drntswr.it. Mie. Up«., to d a. ta» o. Z : J r . r . ! * " 1*:

T y e o W a - a » . , w la k e i . d t h . 1 .1 ^ ^

'**• g ym .M iu ia na<J been done over,” the walls and ceiling repainted, the floor aanded and basketball-court linea repainted. The upper section o f th e walla and the entire ceilin g a r , r “ * h,V ‘ il' 11« lower sect- ^hiJk i k coK>r — >l» » U, a . m e i , l‘k i° “ rv ,« » Wr * ~ i P lea s-« Ï ' y ' h rln ,r , ,b,>" » f ~ > -m g o f im m e n sity a n d b r ig h in e . .

T h e c a fe te r ia , w h ich w a s n ew ly redecorated la s , s p r in g looks cIm b and in v it in g w ith ita new d in p er lea a t th e w im kiw a S o m e o fth e ta h h a h . . . w L « d j ip ut In t h . lib ra ry so th a t It is not

Z rT Z V *• eXk* V9ry P re sen ta b le

P a c u lty been w e r -

know n »« tk aT rn°m fo r m er lyh as the Board Ito o n i* a «p a rtitio n ed o ff \nu. «w o

andS^ cretary-M arion Schmidt; nw aanrer—Jean Dolan , * Leaders Club—The Girls'‘¡« « I'r s t lub m et ,n ,he gym Mon- ja y to make plana for their work during the term . T h n^ student that w eie-elected into t h . d u b are: Glady* Sailor. Dorothy Sheltoa, riorence^^Shepherd. Ruth Shoe

^ " a -SnBetsky, L o i. Slick, " ° r0t^ r Audrey Berg, Al-vtna Bieger, A gatha ( » ] , , J M.p -

Wn J ” *” " * u l* “ . A n to in etk a C o sU n a a . >»arioa C r e w e tt . J a n et D av id son , J ea n b a v td a o n . R u th D aw son ,

D*11- » - S^ * 1' r * rv e ll. C a r r i.

C rnnfnaeyer. S t e lU G oadieaki, V « . « w a K e e fe , D o ro th y K ie fe r . Ro , K ow h a . M arie! K ucher, L eah L ev y . J e w e l L e iser . F a w n M a d ro n , J * * " 1 M cC afferty G la d y s M ein-

• “** M ilat. M a r g a re t Mit

‘W t i b u i f t s a A w a r d * t o B e l lL i b o r a t o r i s ' M e a d — G i b b s

M e d a l t a C h e m i s t

Follow lnt within a few months sward of the Nobel Prise In Physics to Dr. Cttnton J. Daviase a ot Short Hills, N. J., for hts demonstration that electrons behsve like trains of w sves, announcement h a s teen made of high honor* awarded to two other Bell Telephone Laboratories scientists, sJso J e r se y m en.

Dr. F re a k B. J e w e tt of S hort Hill*, president o f th e laboratories, haa h e w pfre s — ted th e *rW *«htagtoa Award** for l tJ 8 . sn honor xrsn ied annually by a co m m itte e r e p r e s e n t In* th e A m erican Sbc ie ty or Civil Rngtneer*. A m erican in stitu te o f Mining and Metallurgies) Engineer*. American Society o f Mechanical Kaglneer*, American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the West* ern Society of E n g in eer s , for engt- neering services n otew orth y for pro­moting the public good.

R. R. William* of R o se lle , chemi­cal director of th e te le p h o n e labors- torles, has received th e Wlllsrd Gibbs Medal for StSS for "ontstand- log work la »oaneetlea with the atady and iso la tio n of th e beriberi vitamin Bi .** T h e m edal, founded by William A. ('o n v erse In l f l l . is administered by th e C h icago tectioa of th* American Chemical Society and awarded by a n ational jury o f scientists.

Other recipients o f th s Wsshlng ton A vsrd hsve included Herbert Hoover. Captsin R obert W. Hunt. Prof. Arthur Newell T alb ot. Jonss Waldo Smith. John W atson Alvord Orville Wright. Dr. M ichael I. Pupin. Charles Franklin K etterin g snd others.

PUota N ew H ave T elephone*Th* pilots « b o m eet a il sh ip s en

terlog New York harbor sn d guide them into port som e 12,000 tim e s a year used to be out o f touch with land week* a t * tim e on th e p ilot boat* "Randy Hook" and -N ew York" Telephones « h e a r d h ave changed a ll th st. 8hij> to-shor* m* rln* radio u le p h o a * ser v ic * m ake* it p ossib le for the boets to com m uni cate w ith ea c h other , with their headquartera. and tho crew * and p ilo ts with any te leph oge* on lead , s im p le by Itftlag th e re ce iv e r aad ask in g for the aum ber.

M iss Ire n e Joh nson , o f 280 P a rk A v e n a e , e n te r ta in e d a t h er h om e

Mr. s a d M rs. G eo r g e S a u m an d a u g h te r , M rs. M ildred S ts p le s , o f

236 S tu y v e s s n t A v e n u e , sp e n t th e w e ek -en d in th e C a tsk ill M ts.

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Lyndhurst H igh School came by the ir first m il»tone in food fashion last Saturday afternoon when they took the S t.M ary’» H igh School fo r a 12-6 tour.

The score was unim pressive, that is, in com parison to last years »core. Bu t lot’s of things were d iffe ren t last sea­son. Moat of Lyndhu rst's line and h a lf of th« backfieid from laat year were noticable absent Saturday. Graduationdid that. A coach's headeache. Then too.-last year’s S t ._____________________ _____ _M ary ’s team , we’)1 venture the opinion, was not as good as ed under perfect ba.ehali w.ather

Acmes Win Last Game

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Satu rd ay's aggregation. Also th is was a “ firs t" game Smooth click ing plays w ere’nt apparent.

Lyndhurst shows plenty o f promise. Th is team is ligh t and sw ift. In the backiield we have. A lb ie Russo, W id Pa in ter, Gene M arg io tta and W a lt Ruzika— a very potenti­a l group o f backs.

A lb ie Russo, did substitute duty last year, and was on and off in those b rie f game entries. Th is year he is one of the m ainstsays. In physique, he has im proved a little but «tarBa«.the real asset th.s year is his experience, which makes it- Warrrn Ha»«e.-mself apparent. Gene M arg io tta, the boy w ith the, m agic toe,

P op R tu a e l w aa ju b ilan t and th e fa c t th a t n o t o n ly d id h is boy> w in th e ir la s t fa m e but it w aa th e w in d u p o f 15 c o n se c u t iv e w in». Since J u n e 19 th w h en th e y l ir ip p ed a s u r p r ise lo t i to th e local

o f «he e n tr a - t s la I to I n e « » at the V elod rom e tor th e s e m eet» as he en d eavor» to e e lip e e a b r itt iin t 1W U at driver» is hte bM for top atten tlo n . F e e lin g th a t b e ha» n ot eo n

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A h s r a w s r t b etter o p p o r t u n i t y f o r ih a .k e O a l t and Ware »Mrwed B illy . t o o n * K i m U f a R a m , a t V e t e t h e r tr a e e o f e M a t s M M S .N u tlv y b o . n t . » a « k . V ’. l V t . e - , aiHl F r » . l i . R u „ ,p | , t ; „ . r . o . I'aek IJ o d S e r sk P le ld . IS P s ls r to W t rear'» a # S ir th e 1

)S h o p m s t o u a c o e i a w in » in « to ta l b o y s to th e K n o t * a la s * w ith j f U a * » P ark , w « h e th e s s k te a p r lr . en tf t le o th e b o a s e r t o S * ih is . s ro o d -foni, Ctr r sr h e r , S eton R sD C oll- ' th e P a liaodaa P a rk R a m b ler . elaak s t l 5 s h e . f t took s a d la M a h a llOta M ar; R a y S m ith , e s p t i ln o f th e t b . L y U t e f a t S t a r i la * . T V th e W or he w a n ta T W W a w tll b o

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T h e I te b r e o (sten ta w ill b e l o d i T V a A s d n le l n p ike s l fa ir J o V R ssw te e o tee h er o f M '--k en Prssa R iv er H r . St Ri<t*»Aeid P a rk r V i r n s n and lesa I k g i 4 n B l ,

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H e f l ip * th ro a * h wit>1 m a m d r ir n t ball ¡ V o u t fo r tb s t t 'P sn ot is ’ th e t \ j tb r o u fh o u t Hie r a m e It is ru m o u r la p fe a tu r e s w h ich c l t m s t th e prssftid th a t h r w ill « e t a tr y o u t u u ib 1 r r s m s -

is rig h t in there helping the B ru in team— no end. accurate passes also.

W a lt Ruzika is a lite ra l powerhouse. Chunky, and j the New York Giant». In the nrsr pow erfu lly built, a health en try in any 4H contest, he pre- future. Hr struckout to bsttrra sents a pressing problem to the opposition especially when jdurin» t v afternoon. Playing for

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M r. Ruzika is lugging the ballW id Pa in ter, le ft H a lf Back, is rap id ly gaining the rep- ¿ im laru»»o. M gsr Whitehurst,

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utation o f being one o f the best backfield men produced at the local H igh School. Coach M urburg, predicts a rosy fu ­tu re fo r him . Pa in ter is about five feet 10 inches in height and is b u ilt like a wedge. W eighing close to 186 lbs, it is su rprising to watch his fleet footedness w hile prancing the g rid iron . Prancing is the word fo r i t H is fe rt barely seem to touch as he flits along. W id V style o f running Is Sura». « seldom seen. H is ab ility to change d irection, instan tly and Harwao, I .. from any position, characterterizes him in Lyndhurst, a* the Becker, 3 w aftin g ghost of the g rid iron . W e expected plenty from Br” WTI- s - young M r, Pa in ter, last year and we got it. Th is year we're 1asking fo r it again but his Satu rd ay's perform ances proves * * " ’*■ that we do not have to ask fo r It. He’s there supplying it. g^^ iy | ~

Young “ ch ip ie” C a rlo *« , is a m ajor hopeful in th is sec- jsocho, 2 .....Z tor . Young Carlozzi, has had a football in his hand every j tim e he has had the chance since he was in knee pants which Total» was not so very long ago, at that. He loves the game and j we pred ict that he w ill w rite him self into the H igh School g rid iron im m ortal sector before his senior year is over. j R “n*o. 1

“ Sonny” Bram ley, center fo r the Lyndhurst aggregat-' * ......ion w ill go places th is year. Last year be was kept in uni- j whitekurat form but seldom saw action. j i .w«n<tow»lti *

T h is season he’ll be the m ainstay at the center position. K * u , 4 ....H e got the insp iration to p lay football «nd to play at the cen-1 Hanarom. l .....te r position, from his Uncle B ill “ Red" Sm ith who played , P o lo , s ..fo r Lyndhu rst H igh School a few years ago. B ill was rated Wcnael, » as a very much better than average center.

“ Sonny” is b u ilt like the proverbtat b rick icehouse, and looks like power no m atter how you view him . W eighing In the v ic in ity o f 170 lbs he parks plenty o f go. H is grand­m other. good natured M rs. Sm ith of Fou rth Stree t can te ll ju st w hy Sonny ia so healthy because she sort of supervises h is muscle build ing activ ities at the table. “ You know, she

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jests. Sonny has alm ost the appetite i isn’t exactly enem ic. “ B ill weighs 190.

~ S 1J i )■ V *tl T a n i l » l f > M m tarlN u i l» v a n . T f t m ie l t a . P » c i f f r o . H o u r h . R * c k . G u i d o t t l . ____K A tu k i. S a l v a t o r e an *! A r t C olat>«‘llM a r e m o r e w h o w i l l r e a di<f>out i n t h e n e a r f t f t u r e . th* B'‘a r * mr* />ow •#*«»*# w »»»- _ . _.

Hackensack comes up thia Saturdav and it look, like £ * ’■ ^ . '" . r T ^ e ^ r ' j i r , th«y Have a team thin year. Saturday they trounced Tena- w«rM f,,r th* «n sun.tov mi ih* t *r.i *« i . Wtm.fly 20-0. The B lue and Golders w ill be tested to the fu llest c o M o ru tiv e yea r Shou ld t V y be grou n d J o . l u a k . and J a c k K V fand we predict a very credible showing. |iurm *fu l «riitH t the rppmMta w n ro»rW tfcr»» im * m r<*«f

W e hope that becan?w o f thin verbal deacription, of most ¡tirw of th# American cha«< n »pir<- oa* »rfo f the GoMen Bear« representative*, you know them a little better Bu t come down to the fie ld , trave l aw ay to the frame* w ith them, and fret to know them and the ir coach per sonally. A nicer *anfr. you 'll never meet.

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It will ba tha aaaond tima In hia I tory that an International Idaatrua I Ch»h tu mad tha trlrk. Rorhaatar (did It In IMO by dafaatiiiff Lutili- i villa and tha f o ì ìo w tn f ya«r trt- umphad orar fit Ptol Ina »dan la]

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W e received word from Jim C arr, Lyndbur*t ace track Whan and wh**a tha Jonh* aar man.^who is now attending Georgetown U n ive rs ity on a com-1 **11 will ha aattM hy thaplete acholarahip. Jim w rit«« that the heat in W ashington, Commiaaion in rharr« *fD. C. \n alm ost unbearable righ t now. Being a fre*hm an ia thJ J * " " tha rtaaata ta

’ iinrommon aicrht. aaid ■ ^ «UH in tha Waat.no joke, he also mentions. “ It ia not an uncommon sight, saidth ara ia « poaa lh ility th a t tha ft fa tt a m e w fll •M ft. If m ada

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T haJim . to see a group o f frosh. w orking themselves’ across a gigantic campua lawn, trim m ing the same w ith sm all aciaors“ W e »re slso m»de to t w bUck and blmck skull c .p * - o ,.t H .in not ,ta.k -ttb th.to dosljrnste our low standing. Ana if ev*r we »re caturht World Rories In Mew York vio lating our privileges— which are p retty few , the Sopho­mores chastise us no end. Those sophs never sleep— they keep on the lookout and actually work overtim e to catch us at something wrong W e have to be In our rooms at 7 at night, Jim fu rther lam ents. The lights must be out at 10 P. M sharp And at s i* o’clock in the m orning we eat break­fast Bu t it's a wonderful school and I like it a lot. 1 am meet1 people from all over the globe.

K n o w i n g that Jim is on our subacription list and that he w ill read th is shortly, we p r i n t a little message

Dear J im :W e a r e g l a d t h a t y o u l i k e G e o r g e t o w n U n l v e r - or « o D o t a i n o w r * s i >. u d

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referendum held Tuesday by circ­ulation of » B.i*rd of Education Bulletin" over th eweek-end. In the BulleUa, th« hoard outlined seed for the program which in­clude» a ISO.OOO ^-conditioning program in Lmeoln School, a 1400,- 000 elem entary school on the Mar­in Avenue property o f th e board an da 9225,000 addition to the High School.

Total cos* o f the program ia $625,000. The B^ard o f Education expect«« the PW A to pay 45 per cent o f the cost.

While the project is placed on the ballot in three d ivisions, v o t­er« may select any or a ll o f the three If the H arm A venue School

It meet* the n eed f o r t im e and rooims fo r ex tr a -c u r r ic u la r a c t iv i ­t ie s , *o n e c e s sa r y a p a r t o f sch o o l life .

T h e ec o n o m y o f th e p ro g ra m sh ou ld com m end ita e lf t o th e v o t­er s of th e to w n sh ip beca u s e th ehigh u M iM H ia a and th e new Marin Avenue School would be f i­nanced in part by the P W A .

One argum ent raised by the board in the Bulletin declared.

"The opportunity to build schools for fifty -fiv e cent« on a dollar is a com pel ng reason why Lynd­h u r st th o u ld take advantage o f su ch an opportunity a * thi« time. A fte r O cto b er 1 these governm ent gm ir.s wUl not be available. Kear

*nd th* o v , - 1 ny, Belleville, Lodi, Rutherford,

*nd m*"T o,h' r nMr- m . on ly the new ),y eomm um tiea have taken advan-

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timing are approved, on ly the new schwd w<roM be built since with its e rectio n L in co ln S ch o o l w ou ld be clo5ed.

The program has been the sub­ject of heated debate in the last few weeks. Th Bosrd o f Education ha* put on a vigorous program favoring th program W illiam J. Terry, presiden, o f the board, spoke over a loud speaker system S a tu n k y at the high school fo o t­ball gam e in ita favor

available, Lyndtourst should g e t its ¡»hare because we shall p sy tax«« to carry these grants to othHr towns, and should share in the ad­vantage« as well as the taxes by tak in g a grant *or our town.”

The board declared th e new buildings would be community as­sets, because th ey would attract new residents, would enhance the

i^nsne* C om m issioner Ravino ¡beauty o f Lyndhurst, would in nas expressed < W » it io « to the ex ¡crease auditorium facilities, play- penditure of m oney on a school [rroandu and indoor recreation fa-

Recorder eilitie« and would Rive children a William L. Blvona is another who reason to be proud o f Hheir «chool hss led the fig h t a g a in st the pro- system .gTam The T axp ayers’ A ssociation j In the Board's Bulletin little con- a so h opposed. ! *i<f*ration was given to the recon-

Argument* in favor o f the p rop- dtiioning o f Lincoln School. The oaitK*. .« outlined in th e B u lle t in hoard listed several argum ents a» o f te board, a r e . (to w j,y proposition should be

It m eet» a *reat n eed b y re- d e fe a ted . Am ong theme were the storing a fu ll sch o o l d a y to a ll th e fact* Lyndhurst would have to children o f L y n d h u r st M any ch ild - h e sr th e whole expense, snd that ren never o v e r c o m e th e setb ack a p u t tin g L l- ^ ln School in a full a^ >rt day e -ea tes in their state o f re p a ir would be o f little•chool li fe . P a rt t im e ie a t o « 1 h elp t*' »he g en er a l «chool seat- handif to to ch ldren in a n y g r id e in g problem .above th e k in d e r p r a te n . b u t it be- j ---------------o___com es su ch a se r io u s h a n d ica p In le sd ie s1 G uild • f th« M ethodlat th e upp er g r s d e s a n d hi*4i sch o o l E p isco p a l C hurch w ill hold a m v s- th a t it sh o u ld n o lo n g e r h e t o l - . t e r y lun ch eon . O ctoh<4 « a t th e era ted . ‘church . Mr«. R alp h B. U r m y , o f

It m eet« »he n eed o f g r t d e ch ild - 307 T o n tin e A v e n u e, w ill be h os- een b v p r o r id i lg su ^ lc ien t «cho-d t »•*« a t h er h o m e to m em b ers o f room « — p r - w r 'v H a lte d aorl e- th e gtlttd. O to h er 80.<fuipp-'d— s n d ?n lo c a tio n o f e a M v i -----------ard frv^i ' n fror^ nof.« ) n C ilireno. o f 423 Milbum

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It m eets th«' ne* d o f -h-ld’-en f o r ' \m erie«n iyegion convention.

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National Letter Writing Week

The week of October 2nd to 8th ha« been designated as N ational Letter W riting W eek to encourage the public in letter w riting.

Pstrons o f the post o ffic e are reminded that it is on ly a few steps to the m sil box and their attention is called to th e desira­bility o f replying prom ptly to cor- re-porflience snd overcom ing the fsu lt common to all to put o ff writing letters long overdue.

Write a letter to your mother, sister or beother or to th a t aged relative who hasn’t m any d«ys to live. They w ill be glad to g e t that personal letter from- you. Doo't wait. W rite now. G reat characters like W ashington. Franklin , L in ­coln and the g rea test men o f all nations have been regular letter- writers. W rite « letter to som e­one. It dosen’t m atter how you say it or what you s s y . I t ’s a le t ­ter. Do you see a job. W rite a letter. N o bualneaa, no individual,

(built on the “W rite a le tter” rule • r o r fertetf. Try ft. Y o u 'll g e t le t ­ter* back. A le t t e r is a 3 -c e n t in ­vestm ent in bountiful good fo r ­tune. W rite a letter! W hether you say “ A tta B oy!”, "Thanks 1”, “I L ove Y o u !” , alw ays rem em ber, A L E E T E R N E E D S N O E X C U S E

George Cohn Entertains Tuxis

M rs. G loria S w e n so n , o f 141 V a l­le y B rook A v e n u e , w a s th e guest F rid a y at lu n ch eon a t th e home Mrs A nna G r a v s g n s . o f N e w York, fo r m er ly o f L y n d h rst.

A daughter was born Prdiay to M rand Mrs. T hom as Fahy, of 543 Sixtii Street at the Hackensack Hospital

Jefferson PTA Hold Meeting

A m eeting o f the ex ecu tiv e bosrd of the Jefferson P arent Teacher Association was held Thursday afternoon at the school. P lans were made for the ftrst m eetin g o f the season to be held, O ctober 20 s t the school. A reception fo r parents and Usacher* will be held.

Plan* were made to hold a Chow mein luncheon a t the school. Wed- nesdsy afternoon, O ctober 26. The committee in charge includes: Mrs R. J. Price, Mrs. N at. C. Gilbert and Mrs. Edward Moore.

The follow ing com m ittees were named for the com ing year: Pro-

Mrs. V irginia O ’Gorman. membership, Mrs. W illiam Shams; attendance, Mrs. E. J. M oran; bud ret, N st. C. Gilbert; pub licity , Mrs.

J. H aggerty; health and sum mer round p. Mrs. R. G. A ston; P. T. A. magazine, Mrs. Edward Moore; teadhers relief; Mia* Eve­line Petty.

Parent relief, Mr*. R. G. Prinse and publications, Mr«. G eorge Bul­lock.

M. E. ChurchFall Activities

G eorge Cohn o f Kinftaiand A ve­nue wan h«»t a t hia hom e on Wed- ”«**ay evening to « m eetin g o f the T u xi. group o f the W eatminater Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Benja­min P iv ine, p resident, was in ch irg i Plans w ere la id fo r a pro. gram o f handcraft work, Mr» Frederick Buchholtl and Mr Cohn were designated to purchase the necessary m aterials. W ork will be­gin next week in th e basement room o f the B u ohholti borne in fourth Street.

The various organisation* o f the M ethodist E p iso p a l Church have begun their FVall activ ities and have built up a program that pro­vide* tor all membors and adher­ent* o f the church.

Last- evening, the fir«t confer­ence on Christian Living, led by th e pastor was held at the church. The program was new and in ter­esting. Everyone is invited to a t ­tend th e m eeting n ex t W ednesday night a t eight.

On Sunday morning a t eleven o ’cl->ck the sacram ent o f the Lord’a Supper w ill be adm inistered. The pastor. Dr. Ralph B. Urm y, w ill lea d the C-omtnt»mon M editation. New members w ill be received. T h e regular worship service will be h eld at e ig h t in the evening.

The Sunday School, with classes for a ll ages, w ill resume regular c la s s study th is Sunday a t nine forty -five a fter a »eries o f desk lesson* and observance o f special days during the past month. T h e re a re se p a r a te room s fer the s e v e r s ] departm ents, graded le s so n s fo r all* tw o youn g paoplaa group« s - hove the sen ior departm ent, sn d an a d u lt c la s s . Persons not con­n ected w ith so m e other church school in town sre invited to a t­tend

The Epworth I.<*Hgu* devotional m e e tin g w ill be heUI s t seven o’­clock Sunday evening. On October 15 and 16 the local League and Young People w ill be h ost to the annua) convention o f the young people o f the Jersey C ity district.

The I<adie«*Gut\d w ill hold a m ys­tery luncheon at one o’clock, on Thursday. October 6tfc. to be fo l­lowed by their business m eeting s t two thirty.

Fred Stone Scoring Hit in ‘Iightnin’

Fred Stone, incom parab le s ta g e sn d screen acto r , w ho h a * r e g a le d audiences throughout the c o u n try with hia com icalities fo r a h a lf century, has scored a n " A m er ica s triumph'’ i s the role of L ig h ta in ' Bill Jones in John Golden’s r e v iv a l of “Lightnin”, currently on v e iw a t the Golden T heatre . St e n th u s i­astic was the response to S to a t's brilliant acting before the N e w York critica the opening n ig h t that the veteran had to respond to fif-

W ednesday, the deadline teen curtain call* and then had te fixed by la w , but the County | step forward to m ake a curtain board had notified all boards to [ speech, a speech that he ha* h a d to report imm ediately a fter recording repeat at esch performance e v e r the vote and w ill ask the local I aince.officials to explain why they did “This is the happiest day o f my

life ,” Stone told his delighted au­ditors. and the actor, tears in hia eyes, meant every word o f it. Con­tinu ing he said: "I hope to be a b le to play Lightnin’ Bill until the end o f my days in the theatre.”

And If capacity audiences at th* Golden Theatre is «j\ indication o f what the future holds in store for Fred Stone, Lightnin”, is on the

Seventh j road to duplicating it* record run (w ith Frank Bacon tw enty years ago at which tim e the comedy re­mained for 1,291 perform ances oji Broadway alone.

Dram atically interesting is the story behind the revival o f “Light, nin”. John Golden, riding with Joseph P. Kennedy, Am bassador to England, through the Long Island countryside, got to talking about hit* o f the past.

“W hy don’t you b r in g back 'Ligbt- n in ” , s u g g e s te d th e Ambassador.

"I don’t think playgoers would__go for H ,” sa id G olden. That night, h ow ever, th e p rod ucer nickcd up th e m an u scrip t, read it through and w a s d e lig h te d w ith the play. N e x t m orn in g h e o il le d Kennedy. “ I’m g o in g to produce it,*’ he <«id, “ if I find an a c to r to p la y L ight­nin' B ill Jonea.”

not follow instruction* in some cases.

Rutherford's first di*trict did not report until 2:30 o ’clock Wed­nesday aftenfbon.

Officials s f th* follow ing 33 d is­trict boards have been summoned :

Garfield — F irst Diatrict, F irst W^rd, and Second and Third D is­tricts, Third Ward.

Lyndhurst— F ifth and District».

W ood-Ridge— Second Diatrict.Bogota— F irst District.ClHfakle Park—Fourth and S ev­

enth Diatrkta.Englewood — Third Diatrict,

*"Mrd Ward.Falrview — Second and Third

D istricts.H illsdale— F irst and Second Dis­

trict.Hohkou* Township — F irst and

Second Districts.I^onfa— Fir«» District.Mavwood—Third District.North Arlington — Fourth D is­

trict.Rutherford — F irst, Fourth and

F ifth Diatrict».T enafly— Third and Fourth Dia­

trict*.W estwood— F irst District.W yekoff— First and Second D is­

tricts.E lection officials have also been

summoned from Northvale, Nor­wood, Palisades Park and Rock- leigh.

Newark Boys Hit By Auto

W C T U Meet In Hackensack

A large delegation o f m em b ers o f the Alice Carey McKmney W o­man’* Christian Temperance U n­tan accompanied it* president, M rs. Douglas N icol, to the County C on­vention o f th e Woman’s Christian Temperance Union at Hackensaek. and enjoyed a rooat helpful pro- grom, which included m any w e ll-

________ Rally Day w as observed lastu , „ q„„v:„ m »a . I Sunday with splendid attendance at

Y.X * V " Ts 'n r , * h * f e l l o w s h i p T ™t o ™ V - * * * " • « * • I N - W talent aerviee— _ _ ... _______ ________ in the evening.

Raymond Richette, 15 o f 3 North Eleventh Street, and Buddy Evans,14, o f 2 Myrtle Street, both o f kno^ speakers.N e w a r k , w e re injured sh o rtly be- ( Members from L y n d h u r st U n io n fo r e 10 o d o c k M onday n ig h t w h en E n d i n g w ere Mr«. W in. Miick. th e ir b icy cle w s* h it by sn a u to - ,or* 1 se c r e ta r y , M rs. F V o ll, \o.m " mobile a t C h ase and K in g s la n d t« * * u r e r , M rs. V. H o lle , n ew - Avenue«. ly elected County Vice p r e s id e n t,

Patrolm en Jam es Bogle and Ro- Eliaabeth Sicol, Mrs. J . G lee-’ (bert Schreekenatein took the boys *°n * Mrs. J. Davidson, Mr«. W ta. to the office o f Dr. G eorge 8im> j Kleckner, Mr*. D. N icol. where Evans w is treated for con- Advance program w aa given o f tusion* o f the left hand and left th* St* t« Convention to ba held a t side o f hia head, and Richette w as Holly, October 18 to the 21, treated for scalp abrasions and th« St,kt« President, Mm. Adsi lacerations o f the left thigh. | S - Nodecker. Several m em bara

The car was driven by Mrs. M;gn- **rom Lyndhurst are anticipating on Young N eis, 61? K ingsland Ave- *ttending th is convention.nue. Mrs. N eis told police the H - —---------- o-----.. .

(cycle did not have a ligh t on it. .She Mrs. Ferdinant Gilbert of I I I {«aid R ichette w as riding on the Court Avenue is 01 at her home j'handlebars. I w ith grippe.

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The (Eammcrctal ReaderPublished Every Thursday ByT H E COM M ERCIAL LEA D ER

PR IN T IN G CO.255 Ridge Road i

Telephone Rutherford 2-1031Editor—Carmine F. Savino, Jr .

Lyndhurst, N .Thu rsday, Sept. 29, 1938‘‘E ntered a* sec o n d -c la ss m a tter A pril 7 , 1938, a t th e P o s t Office a t R u th erford , N e w J e r se y , under th e A ct o f M arch 3 , 1879."

Ljfndhurst, a township of nearly 20,060 God-fearing, hard-working residents, is ideally located for resident or business development. Thirty minutes from Times Square, tt, has all the advantages of the rural community. In Lyndhurst land is cheap, rents are lots, people are friendly and potentialities are infinite.

SIGHTSAND

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3 C en ts p er «op y S u b scr ip tio n s $1 .25 p er yea r

TOW ARD A F U L L E R EDUCATION.. .Just as we teach children to avoid being destroyed by

motorcars if they can, so we should teach them to avoid being destroyed by cruel fanatics*, and to this end we should

to produce in dependence of mind, somewhat skeptical and wholly scientific, and to preserve, as far as possible, the instinctive joy of life that is natural to healthy children. This is the ta.sk of a liberal education: to give a sense of val­ue of things other than domination, to help create wise citi­zenship with liberty in individual creativeness, to enable man to give to human life that splendor which sfome few have shown that it can achieve.”

Bertrand Russell.

I t m u st be th e sh a p e o f m y s i lly fa c e . B u t I c a n t u n d erstan d w h y u ttor s tr a n g e r s e y e m e m a lo v en tly ,th e n b eg in to v o ice th e o r ie s and philoeopthiea th a t a p p a r e n tly a r e ju s t e a t in g th e ir in n a rd s up.

F o r in s ta n c e , w h ile lis te n in g t o H it le r ’s s p e e c h in fr o n t o f a radio sto r e M on d ay , «tn o ld m an su r v e y e d m e sa d ly , s h if te d a lo a d o f books fro m on e a rm t > a n o th e r and sa id :

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W h o, m e ?• • • •

O nly h o u r s b e fo r e th a t, e m e r g ­in g fr o m a r e s ta u r a n t, 1 ran in to a s tr a n g e cr itic .

“P o u f !” h e sa id . ‘‘T h a t p lsc e . I co u ld n 't e a t th er e . I ’d e a t th e w h o le d a m p la c e o u t i f I s ta r ted and I ’d s t i l be h u n g ry ! P o u f!”

P o u f, p o u f! W as h is a p p e tite m y fa u lt?

• • • •

D ow n a t th e L y n d h u r st fo o tb a ll g a m e S a tu r d a y a n ic e en ou gh g u y d escr ib ed th e w h o le b la ck in sid e d ia l b eh ind th e » a le o f th e L e v ia ­th an to E n g la n d . W hich w a s q u ite in te r e s tin g , ev en th o u g h d ocu m en ­ta r y p ro o f w a s la ck in g . B u t I su b ­m it I w a s d efr a u d ed b eca u se w hen I tr ie d to k eep m y e y e s on th e ” tw o i-re tty g a ls le a d in g th e L y n d h u rst band h e in s is te d on d escr ib in g th e co m p lete in d iffe re n c e o f A m eriaa to it s ow n m erch a n t m arine.

I ’m ju s t a f a l l g u y .* • • «

I t ’s been y e a r s s in c e I broke a h ickory n u t o u t o f its ja c k e t: y ea r s s in c e I sm e lle d th * s w e e t fr e sh sm e ll o f a n acorn: y e s r s s in c e I m ad e a r in g fr o m a peach p it : y ea r s s in c e I w e n t arou n d w ith a p o ck et fu ll o f p en n y p ea n u t b ars: y ea r s s in c e I p layed fo r m ig g le s and i/n m ie s . A nd I th in k th e o n ly tim e I e v e r y ea rn ed to he a l it t le g e n t w a s w h ile r e a d in g s to r ie s b y H o ra tio A lg e r , Jr .: h is l it t le m u tt- heroes w e re a lw a y s s n e a k in g in to so m e rich b ird's h om e and m ak ing

h it w ith t h e w e a lth y Iheiress b e ­ca u se th e y sh o w ed m ore th a n a p a ss in g a cq u a in ta n ce witih sp oons

fa ir on so m e b o d y ’s p lan k : y ea r s s in c e I u sed to th in k o n e o f R alph H en ry B arb our 's b ooks w a s w o r th s e e in g a fo o tb a ll g a m e in th e fle sh : y e a r s s in c e I w a s th r ille d w ith

W H A T A LL T H E SHOOTING’S ABOUTOur editorial this week is a reprint from the current Reader's Digest, an article which carries its own moral and

which we humbly submit to the Bland educators from Tren­ton who think the public debt is an unsolved mathematical problem (educators, by the way, being the funny people who escape payment of income taxes and say that the property tax, which they must pay, is exhorbitant and should .be help­ed by income taxes that other people have to pay).

The article, by Fred C. Kelly, is entitled, “ A City Out o f Debt”. It follows:

“Recently the outgoing head of Kalamazoo** commission government held up a city bond to which his successor touched a match. The ashes were sealed in a test tube to be enshrined as a perpetual reminder that this Michigan city is out of debt and intends to stay that way. Kalamazoo prides itself 011 being the only American city over 50,000which is in that fortunate i>osition, though others are strug- _ ____ ____glint! to emulate its example. Milwaukee expects to be out and fork * . I t 's been year« s in c e I o f debt by 1 9 4 3 , Greenwich, Conn., and Topeka, Kan., have [ th o u g h t ru n n in g fo r th e B oard o f adopted the plan of financing all capital improvements as E d u ca tio n w a s a run and ju m p a f- well as current expenses from annual revenues.

"For M pfMWIt distinction, Kalamazoo can thank a small group of civic-minded citizens who, 20 years ago,

Jirorked to change the old aldermanic system to a com m ission ___orm of government. Aldermen used to swap votes to get. “Two Little Indians” : year« since

money spent in their w ards; the commissioners, elected from ; I oaed to love Mj!**! Sormand: t h e c/tv at large, h a d no aneh im vntiv. to e x t r a v a g a n c e . T h e ye.r. uno, 1 u.«d t . sell more of new government inherited a debt of a half million dollars, ">at cartaln weekly newspaper in service of which was costing $23 out of every $100 in the » Ja“ hoUT lh“" i» now sold of ,he annual budget, its politically-winded pfedeeessors had even JrT.1*'r" 1 tr,n’p<'dbeen borrowing to meet current expenses, in order to fooi L . i Hackenwwk River alongthe voters with a deceptively low tax rate. \ sin,.* M lT V iW x T sirjo

“The new commission - manager government promptly ihand m<. „ M < tU(,k ,.xtrav. raised taxes from $8.50 to $13.50 |>er $1,000. Gradually, as gMnl Pars undt,r the wooJ<.n cap borrowing ceased and the old debt was reduced, taxes came and send me home from the li- down again, and for four years have been only $9.70, with brary: year« since Ken Gunther further reductions in sight. »nd I learned what the full sense

“Meanwhile, on the pay-as-you-go policy, Kalamazoo °* freedom is when we played has built a new City Hall, has acquired and operates two ^°°key from high school classes, municipal golf courses, several large parks and playgrounds, Gee Have 1 • Me!and a 300-acre airport. It has bought an asphalt plant and i now does it* own street paving. Cheered by the decrease in | debt and the more efficient functioning of their government,!Kalamazoo’s citizens are taking a new interest in their com- j mutrity. This in turn has led a general improvement in pub­lic services, notably street cleaning, snow removal, fire and police protection. Street« have been widened, new sewers , laid, the municipal lighting plant and waterworks enlarged.

“ Neighborhood groups now plan their own improvement j projects—carefully weighing the advantages and disadvan-j tages against the probable cost before submitting them to I the city administration for approval. One of the new parks was designed, even to the landscaping, largely bv people living near it.

Kalamazoo’s- treasury even has a surplus. Politicians used to argue that it would never be possible for a city to accumulate a cash reserve, because voters would insist that

M. Marcussen, Jr., Receives Diploma

M arcue M arcu ssen , J r ., o f 575 C h a se A v e n u e , w il] re c e iv e a d i­p lom a fr o m th e N e w Y ork M erch ­a n t M arine A oad em y, S ep tem b e r 30 . a t th e 7 9 th an n u a l C om m en ce­m e n t a t F o r t S ch u y ler .

T h ir ty -f iv e y o u n g m en a re c o m ­p le t in g th e w ork . T h e y w ill re ce iv e F ed er a l l ic e n s e s s m erch a n t m a r­in e officers.

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M arin e In a p ectio n and N a v ig a tio n , an d co n g r e ssm a n S c h u y le r O tis B la n k , ch a irm a n o f th e C o m m ittee B la n k , ch a irm a n o f th e C o m m ittee o n M erch a n t M arine an d F ish e r-

D arnel M o n n . eon o f M r. and M rs, T h o m a s M orin , o f 6 5 0 R u th ­e r fo r d A p e n e e , re tu rn ed to h is s tu ­d ie s a t F ord h am U n iv e r s ity M on­d a y m orn in g .

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W e th o u g h t th e le tte r w r it ten to T he C om m ercia l l e a d e r th in w eek by ‘T e n E yck A venu e R e sid e n t” in te r e s tin g and w o r th w h ile . B eca u se o f th e cmndoe of so m e o f I k e co m ­m en ts , h o w ev er, w e fe e l con- str a in ed fro m p r in tin g it u ntil th e w r ite r ’s n am e and a<Mr*«a Is s e n t th is new «paper a t once. T hr C om m ercia l l e a d e r is open to a ll l .v n d h u r st for expreaa- ion o f o p in io n s. Hut fo r ob v iou s rcanons. w e sh ou ld hav*. th e n am e and ad dress o f a w r iter , ev e n th o u g h it muM not n ece s­sa r ily be used

M r an d M rs C h a rles R itter , o f 234 P o s t A v e n u e , a re e n te r ta in in g a t th e ir h o m e M rs. R itte r ’s m 4 h e r , M r s. H , J . S te r n b e r g and daughter,

NotesE x e c u t iv e B oard o f th e L ynd­

h u r st J u n io r W om an 's C lub w ill

way in Kalamazoo; its |>eople take too much pride in the city’s healthy finances.

"Within the City Hall itself there is increased coopera- .. .. - . . --------lion, since each department now finds greater incentive to j JrT*f Rtt**nhave a little money left over at the end of the year. What- " IHv'd °f Port,K~ u'rever is thus saved is added to a general fund for futurebuilding or other special projects now planned several years in advance. With no more bond uauea contemplated for un­usual expenditures, it is considered good form for each de­partment to do its bit, and there is a spirit of contest as towhich can make the best showing in economies. m„rt on Mom)av . .

The county in which Kalamazoo is located is also work- h o u seing toward freedom from debt. The school system, operat-1 ____t a g i n d e p e n d e n t l y of t h e c i t y g o v e r n m e n t , s t i l l has a sizable i Mr* J a m e s M rE achern , o f 123debt o u t s t a n d i n g , b u t a p a y - a s - v o u - g o p o l i c y i s n o w in effect ( ourt Avenue, w a s th e d inner g u e s tand t h e d e b t h a s b e e n r e d u c e d n e a r l y t h r e e quarters of a nf Mi*“ ***ric w'»l> of N ew Y ork m i l l i o n dollars in t h e past few y e a r s . jdty, F rid a y .

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A M O N G T H O S E P R E S E N TApproximately 13.000 persons, enough to populate a

small city, who would otherw ise have died in auto accidents during 1938, will probably live to welcome the New Year next January thanks, largely, to the. tireleaa efforts of such agencies as the N ational Institute for Traffic Safety, The National Safety Council, The Automotive Safety Founda­tion, thousands of newspaper editors, and the casualty in­surance industry.

The men and women who are directly responsible fo r saving these 13,000 human lives w ill receive little or no rec­ognition fo r th e ir tireless services. Their only solace will be found In dry statistics. They will not even receive the g ra titude they so Justly deserve from those whose very lives they have saved, because providence never labels its victim« in advance.

In the first six months of 1938, highway fatalities decreased 22 per cent compared to I9S7. And as the New York Tima* has observed: .Such orogress 1« esperiallvcheering In view of the enormity of the pmtilrm." The Unite States haa what has been dencribed as “the most enormous transportation svstem in the world, w ith 8.000.000 miles of r ig h ts of wav. 10.000.000 pieces o f roiling stock and an aver­age of 80,000.000 passengers dally.”

Miaaes Jean Cranltshaw. I.i'Iisn Brrfrick, Edi.il Mutih and Bdha Bi ladwell were nuota Tuesday of M rs. The resa Rotolo at Hi- r .«um- ”* r h'omc at Ijike Krskme.

| Mr*. Josephine B arb ieri, o f 151 T o n tìn e Avenne, has as her Ernest M rs A . J, Garbarini o f Red Bank.

Me*. I. J E qkardt, o f t u V a lley B ftlók A v e n u e. is a t I-ake L enape.

Mr. an d M rs. S r l v « t o r P tsso , o f M l M ilton A v e n u e. and M iss R ose- m a r e C heck! a f M V i l le y B rook A v e n u e , h a v e Just re tu rM d f r o » a S tav a t P o ln t P le a .a n t ,

M». and Mr». IV A n reH s an d f s m ily . o f 4S2 |tyn r* lan d Avenue. H ave ju s t re tu rn ed fro m Budd L ake . w h er e Ih e y spent the som -

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A. STENBERG SORENSENReal Estate & Insurance

232 Stuyvesant Ave. LyndhurstR O T I . 2-2*17 or R I T H . 2-71031

R I T ZT M C A T U

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Sun., Mon., Tues. O ct 2, 3, 4A M O V IE Q U IZ C O N T IB T P IC T U R E

“The AmazingDr. Ciitterhouse”

Edw. G. RobinsonClaire Trevor

Humphrey Bogart ___“Shopworn Angel”

Margaret SullavanJames Stewart

Walter PidgeonWed., O ct 5 1 Day Only

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S P E C IA L — Sept. 29th , to Wednesday, Oct. 5 th . Inc.F R U IT & VBG . D8 PT.

T H U R S D A Y - F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A YGrocery Department

T H U R S D A T . F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y

S U N K 1ST S W E E T JU IC Y

ORANGESdozen 1 9 *

G A R D E NFRESH BEETSbunch

G A R D E NFRESH CARROTSbunch

I 3 3 1

C A N A D IA N

YELLOW TURNIPSpound 3<

F A N C Y

ABLE CELERYbunch 10c

H A R D R IP E

BANANASpound £ c

I Pound S U N S H I N E

Krispy Crackers ..I Pound Old PuhMwedStore Cheese......

(•olden Bantam Corn .... 1 0 cE X T R A L A R G E C A N C A L IF .

Filet Sardines i........... 1 0 cCorn Muffin M ix ..................|3 cl*ure Cocoa............. 2 lb box 15cC R O S S k * B L A C K W E L L

Date & Nut B read can 1 2 cB E E C H N U T

l ooked Spaghetti 2 can8 15cC O L L E G E IN N

Thicken Broth with rice can 1 QCC O L L E G E IN N

(.'hop Suey Sauce «... bot 3 cC O L L E G E IN N

( ’hop Suey Noodles........canC O L L E G E IN N

C hop Suey Sprouts canO L D SH \R P

Cheddar Cheese lb 3 Q rIT A L IA N COOK

M EAT DEPT.T H U R S D A Y - F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y

S P R IN G

LEGS OF LAMB 1 , 2 5 c

McIn t o s h h a n d p i c k e d

APPLES4 pounds 1 5 «

Bart lor Satina or C«Maa

I C H \ S K and SAN BO RN ICoffee ... . lb 2 1 c I

N E W B A K E D

Old Fash. Cookies lb® 25c» e s t o n F reeh M A R SH M A L L O W

Crackers............. lb | 5 C :1

F R E S H K IL L E D

FOWL3 Pound A v e r a g e

> 2 5 «

P H IL A D E L P H IA

SCRAPPLE 2 lbs 2 9 «

T E N D E R

PORK STEAKS lb 2 9 «

K R E 8H M A D E C O U N T R Y S T Y L E

SAUSAGE MEAT ,b 2 9 «

LG. OYSTERSdoz |

Coffees and TeasT H E S E C O F F E E S * T E A S G R O U N D T O Y O U * O R D E R .

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Roll Butter

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i*> pk* 2 5 c„ ea l c

l h 2 9 c

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Blackberro.............. 4 8 cPU.

Sweet Wines .... 25cB O T T L E * <; U .I .E R -8

Cinder Ale or Soda Straight R y e ..........

Vi Gallon

8 9 c*th a Qta. V, G al.

49c ... 59c. 89c 3 for 2 5 c

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pt 6 9 c

Saturday OnlyC O M B IN A T IO N 1 A U K

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