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Jordan Boys in Service Licenses For4 ^ » W S Liquor OK'd1 ^ ® By Board

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Consider Others

Vole New Coal Award

To FinchesBoard of Education Will Pay Transportation Cost

for DaiivaryA « m tre rt to supply

schools » i th w e l m m sw arded f ^ M » y n igh t b» «he Hw m » e f U u a l H m to C h e f ir» F tn sh glut Sun* ■>( Jem ry C u r ■

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Defense HistorianHis 'Weekly Wife' Grade Grads Leave In Two

Exercisesb y t h e

Observer Lincoln School Class Is Graduated in two

CeremoniesL in c o ln School, its graduating

class d iv ided in to tw o . groups, held exercises fo r one group on T h u rsd ay night, and gave d i­plom as to the second h a lf nn F[-j.day night.

H o m e r P . Shepherd, su perv is ­o r of schools, presented the class to D an te D e Pam ph ilis , president of the Bo ard of Education , w h o presented the diplom as.

R e v . F re d e r ic k H ’. Buchho ltz , pastor o f W estm inster P re sb y te r ­ian C h u rch , Bnd R ev. E rn es t W D unn , pastor o f Reed M em oria l U n ite d P re sb y te r ian C hurch , o f­fe red the invocation.

R ic h a rd Hughes sang ‘T h e L o r d Is M y Sheph erd ," by Kos- chat. I

T he class sang "T h e F lag G ees B y , " "M a r in e H y m n ," "Sem p er P a ra tu s ," “ The Caissons G o R o l l ­ing A lo n g ," ‘A rm y A ir C o rps” and “ A nchors A w a y ."

Jo h n G aro fa lo p layed a saxo­phone solo, H e n ry Duda sang "C o m in g in on a W in g and a P ra y e r , " F lo rence A m r n d o l u sang “ H ie re 'S a S ta r Spangled B a n n e r W a v in g Som ew here "

M a r jo r ie T ruex recited " I f ” by R u d ya rd K ip lin g . A chora l read ­ing, "A lle g ia n c e ," by J . N orm an W e lls w as presented. O th er c h il ­d ren w ho took part w ere Ira A ckerson , C h arles Adam o, M a ry A n n A nd rio la , Thom as B o ye r, E v a Bu lk o w sk i, Joseph Dondero, Kd yth c John , V irg in ia Esposito, P h y ll is Frang ipane, Ja n e Ho i/

i herr, K a th leen Kem pton . Jam es L ake , Irene M adiso nand Jo h n Steven*.

L in c o ln Schoo l B o ys ’ C h o ir sang "H o m in g " and “ O n W ings of M u sic ."

M EM BER S OF C LA SSM em b ers of the g raduating

class included I r a Kaigh Ao-ker- son, Charles A . A dam o, H e len A . Aitken, OeOrge Clifford Alber- dlng, Mrances Pauline Albettfi, F lo re n ce M ary Am endola, H a r ty A lb re ch t, Jo a n M a rie Ka th enn * ' A nd ersen , M a ry A n n A ndno lit, L a w re n c e Antonacci, Angelo P i ­te r A rm ando, Je w e l C. Aston, B a rb u ru A nn Benn e tt, V io la B e v ­e ridge, August D av id B ian cu lli. J r . , D o ris V irg in ia B illan d , V io let Bluzo, F lo rence Bo g live , Itocco L . B o n e lli, Thom as Conrad Boy er, Jo h n B r e n n a n , Dolores B ro o ks , Donald B u d , F ra n k B u l ­ger, E v a Bu lko w sk i, Terrence J Cagnacct, G race Cam m arata, E r ­nest N Caaazza, M atteo Catogcro Catanese, A nna A . C a va lle io , E i leen Checki. Theodore C ies/nski. J r . , P e te r Jo h n C io lino , E lv ir a M C low , Ann«- Coles. M a r ily n L e e Congdon, Les lie T Conners, j J r . , Coreas E . Constant, E la in e C ro w le y , S a v ie A nthony Cucchi- ara, Joseph A . Danza, J r , Anne D av is , E a r l Joseph D svis.

Je an e tte D eCarlo , Robert J D Luca , Jam es Vincent--DelGucrt i<>, \ Lo u is D eVorsey, J r , D ons Jo a n D e Z a va la , R u th C aro l D ieh l, Jo h n D iLascto , A nna D iP illo . A m e lia E m ily DiTommago, E lizabeth D i Tom m aaon, Ja cq u e lin e D oris Doc S a lva to re P Dolce, G la d ys A nn Dondero, Joseph Dondero, J r R ita R o n « , H en ry R Duda, Ida D uda, Ed yth e M u rie l E a r l. P i trtc ia Egan, Je ro m e E rkan , Ki nest Esposito. J r . V irg in ia Ann Esposito, Jo h n Fa llo t wo, M ild red Kam a, A nthony F e r r a r i , Jo h n H Fe rn e r , Pa tr ic k J« h n D errie, H a ro ld J F lanagan . Lots D orothy F ie ld . Anna M a rie Fie« It. A n d rew Jam es Fo rg w n e , Jo h n V j Frang ipan e , P h y llis Frang ipane G eorg e F r ig e rw , Jo h n M. Fontin , B e t ty G ardner, Jo h n <i*r f»l M a rie G ia rd e lli, E la in e D»r.»ihy G ilm o re , Jo h n A G o ld e ie r Cast !mir G o I e m 1 1 e w *. k t. W illiamCharts» Gome». Mai ion M Go/ dteskl, J r , Ottda Grvtu. A nos Mae Guidrlti, Donald E Haeng gt, Irene Evelyn Hansen Hot’ Hansen, IXifothy 0 Harsetn. J e seph H ill, Viola Mae Hofc k, Ja n e j Harriet Holiherr, W illiam I Hott.

C o ra Illm gseorth, C h arles -Im

Commissioner Savino began to criticlie Mayor Bogle last Mon­day night for tolerating the pro­fessional Bingo games on Valley Brook Avenue, but wound up Sympathizing with him. Bogle pointed out that only a few peo­p le ever objected to the games, w hile there were many who wanted them.

Savino than charged that or­ganized minorities were running th e municipal government to the detriment of the majority H e said that it was the majority’s ow n fault for not letting their voices be heard.

Bo*le is wrong when he said th a t only a few people object to these games. The fact of the m at­te r is that a great many object, and st one meeting of the Board o f Commissioners over 50 people appeared and demanded that Bojple stop the games when they w ere operating on Stuyvesant Avenue.

The Mayor is playing a sh ort­sighted political game w h e n he goes along with a small org an ­ized minority in a matter of this kind. A fter ail, he is Mayor of Lyndhurst because he was able to carry a Commissioner’s elec­tion. At these elections over 5.000 people vote and no small group o f 50 to LOO organization votes carry much weight.

Mayor Bogle and the other Commissioners should remember th a t In a Commissioners’ election, th e majority of voters are un­organised and vote for those men they feel will give them the best government. There never has been a political organization in Lyndhurst yet that could control over 1 , 0 0 0 vote* in whatever manner they wanted them. Most o f the voters have to be con­vinced by common sense argu­ment before you get their man­date. ---------- — ............

H ie B o a rd of Com m issioners M< nday n ig h t appioVed l e new si ¡.f 30 liq uo r consum ption IteVnse*. * d is tr ib u tion licenses stui 0 club l*i-»n r« O th er* an* >still under t . n . i d i r a t o n it w a s reported st ih«- session A special m eeting «» i l l In- h e ld neat M onday nig luto .consul« I the additional appii c a tM M

M i* B e r th a M G r te n e n d y k e . a m em bri o f the T ax payers ’ Art»- csation. « Mticised the fact the Ve te ran s o f Foreign W sr» n e al ktseeduM- ot a m u n ka ppl y <iw ned bu ild ing fo r I I a year s a d an- I ««m u lled to rv llt It out (o r bingo gam es f«i| | Jt ) a week

( i A M ID I F I IK ( M A R IT YM ayor Horace It H«igtc de

e la ted th e games are being play i *l lor c h a n ty 1>UI i*i»es »m l the fu nd s are twmg unni <oi th e o|>• la tto» a t I he organisation

Contmtaattmrr C arm ine Sa v in « , S t . urged cltisens to m ake a de it-emitted ed.irt to ei.#rt u p I» f i t le m t t lv t t o f m oaquituM He «»** Isred m an y of the sooree» sie [mhiIs of stagnant w «tei allow edt< ad untirtaté in tiararsn»* —

At C o n u n twionei Ssv .n- n T i w ns|iip A tto in e y Jt»e |i)i

M e llllt l w a s sskrd lo-. M od V I' * »p filirs tH in of lau ti,' W a llm g to n « n ò Fa it La» n for parm isalttn to u a r the l*a»s»iv V a lle y S e w e r H# ttee ls ivd if they w ill endanger ttw ra p n t lty est t y ing J* w et of tt»e se w e r w iih d etrim ent U* L y n d h u rs t it should be o tip tw d

Com m iasionei W illia m r G s l U g lie r annootu-ed the J u l y 4Ui ce leb ra i Mm w ill feature a pataite a t 111 Ml a m slut a th le tle r u t eoa» ut t '.f aflettUMM st the high school ft. Id .

the ton The ta a rd alasi. » I t e s i tu psjf fiiut «ent» pe» Io n (w transtatrtatiun a«»l I« q u a lify the teintr «et >ut |*et to govertnnienl n g u tallona

Theee b s k » » r e < « lm n lt« l I « the board. »>Ut the F in ch p rtre* low . a lthough they are the high est iHTWeS' the t o s n l ha» r a a l r t í l «ti in many years

T h« tioant i eam ao iitd D r. A J » * « ku

in ttease of |lui> The resignation of M m K se ly n H<*fet high srtwa-l lib ra r ía n w ho haa been > n leaee «4 absence.. w aa M cep tad

M l* M ild red Ata|0»s » a s made •upervutir «*# ph.y»ieal education st a salary o f It , IS O

Hergen C ts tn lf < w |» n * » R»»y .’ .m m ertn a n mf«>«neit the buaini the s ta le a iio tm e n t th is year w ill ) e I 1T M J t% l» Is »W»«>»i«nately th e »ame a s th a t p a id Iw t y a e r ., A feu . i signed fe* Id* tífltlM rfs

ti<t. it in g th snks 6» the ts s f* l for i«ay l is reaae» g>»< n reeentl*

Vge#tik»n» e f .ihffM* week* » e te . ' . i . the ’ Bo a rd at - (iiw n M ten rte rk s BM » tttf repa irs ahd b in ti trig i.f I« • k t » t i l he e h w t a e d

Pfc . Ed w a rd M ada lsk lT h e boys in The Lead er p lan t

a re blushing. They never kn ew t i l l n ew ju st how some of the se rv ice m en fe lt about that w e e k ly copy o f the paper.

M rs . W a lte r Stodolsk i, o f 360 T h ird S tree t, came to the office w ith new s o f her son, Ed w ard , w h o is in the M arines and who w e n t through the G uad a lcana l fight. Ed w a rd had w r itten h e r a le tte r and we quote one p a ra ­g raph :

“ The Commercial Leader ar- rived today. Gosh! You w ill never know how much 1 enjoy that weekly paprr. I hope you ca ll and thank them for me. I'v e learned to call it my 'w vetly w ire '.'

Rsv It «w ised F . !*yaR ev R o w lan d F N y« , v ir a r of

St Th< Itis i' F|»st-ttfMl 1‘hunrh. wie. appointed h isto rian of tin I. ) m th u iil fiefense Cwuiw.ll by C h a irm an C h r is P ie iw le rgs tt

Rev N y r was an or ‘guvs! m em 1er of the Defense C o un cil aotl » » » ch a irm an of tt>e Indili» te ls tiiaui icm m ltt i e Aa part 4 h u new duties; He% N y e » i l l » « t ie s h isto ry of the a c t iv it ie s of the L yn d h u rs t Defense C« u ia ii n in e its »i»|jt<intnvnt

Jo h n J . Jo rd a nJo h n J . Jo rd an is serv ing in the

N a vy as * Photogrupher'a Mat«Second Class H e is a g ra d u k t '<f Lyndhui-st H ig h School H e was em ployed by the R e n n e r Studniä in N ew Y o rk C ity bt-ioiv «n listing m the N a v y

Thom as Jo rd an , son of M r and Mrs. Charles Jo rd a n , BUH R a lg '

from F't Jacksun. weeks ag< A îa«w es held to cc-ieb t im in g He ui a g M High !C jty Hi* was- r *W fs lr rn E l i r t n c C in the A rm y u m

Auto Fumes End Life Of

Mrs. Swink

Legion Will Stage Meet

In GarfieldMosquito

War Is OnDistribute Circular! on

Eradication of Pest* Around tha Homa

Found by Father on Sat­urday Night; Had Been

Under Doctor's Care

Neuf Month Set for An nual Session of War Veterem

Mothers Club Ends Season Picnics Planned by

Local ChurchM rs F ried a G a rlan d S w in k . The «event«« r

fo r years an ac tive and w e ll gen C o u n ty ton know n Lyn d h u rs t figure, died held in the C w jsuddenly S a tu rd a y n ight w hen Ju ly 29 3o J l <she w as overcom e by the fumes n 3SSof her autom obile in the garag< unit w ill he s*« ill the rear of he i home at 83 a ll ml .R idge Road w il l he th«- r* •

M rs S w in k , w h o was 43, hsd '{ l ie h is to ry o f been speaking to her fa ther, M r Am> rican ljcg« > C h arles K G urliir id , fo rm er m av („.tnde.- W , ' or of Lyn d h u rs t, and r« tir«nl County P t i » *v deputy s u r r o g a t e of Ueraon W a lto n o f the Coun ty, at the fttm t e f <4Mr< A u a iU a ry . M H t i hom e W hen she w ent to the ga- atpi inted the ra»>e his a tten tio n was n ttia rted mill«-«« and .

j It. a bus accident in front of the work! house, I JKPilham E G i

A fte r a ha lf hour, M r G a r la n d elTairman fo r A » realized his daugh ter had not re w ife pa»! pr*-«. •• turned He investigated and. A u x ilia n (.- » found her in the garage w ith the Je rse y , M W motor o f the autom ob ile rutu im g j A u a iU a ry «fba*r*

G a rlan d e a rn e d his daughtei rounty ' • •> • <<out of the K ,i rage and telephoned v eitr e s- h IHiliee g ap tam Jt i I i i i F lv n n dt C la re m » K _ ;_ ' rected pi 1 icem en for a h a lf hour j Hvron R C h i * in an effort to resuscitate Mr» I 'M rs. Ru«) f T< f S w in k She was pronounced dead the h i» t »> • V by D i"' Leslie 1-ondon H u -.1 t ly u , I h o-.ine,- ! was taken to the m orgue of W il Gen« «! I * * •-Ham C C o llin s . n R im s n d rn H .

Fu n e ra l st-rvM’es w ere held er, H a r r y W M yesterday w ith R e v Fm lt- riek ings. B y r»» ! R Buchholtz, |ia-tin ( f W e U m io tei tarv E le * * P re sb y te r ian C h u rch , o ffirla ting ur< I

Beside« her fa ther, M rs S w in k I V ic e C « im a iW *H is su rv ived b y ■ he r husband C la y -1 strong. H a r ry V i ton j ketsen. T k s ts s t 4

H u n d r e d s o f the f a m i ly 's O r g s e . i/ « « ! -friends stream ed t«i the hono to ; linger i pay their llrial tribu te to M rs j W ill is m J 5! ** S w in k M r G a rlan d , w ho is S i mender tn» » a « v is ib ly » liaketi by the trage > Dole». p t»t - - r dy, since M r . and M is Sw ink ‘tad B o d » « ' M *m ade then home w ith h im Mrs t la i field G a rlan d d ied in 1813 D in n er R ay *««

H un "gate H opper and i.ther genfteld ,jri _ county offit tala, as w e ll r ttw- V ie ila n r e i nlo. id Ik ard o f C<»nnii««e.i,e»». GatfVrld were, at the hom e Y e a r H* - s H j

M r» S w in k w ea born tn Jt isey Ly tw fhurtt C ity but had liv e d In I.y iw ltunet R e g ia lra te imost of lie r life S iie w as gradu- R idg e»e*« tated t t i m h e a l arhoojs and tlje R» « « i * t H *Ru th e rfo td ll*g h Helwtoi Hlu

F lm u n a tlo o id th e im<M|U-t<' m enace in Hootl, 11« ig ee ( V i i s l ) has been iitidet ta k e n by Ibt R u th e il» rd H o ta iy C lu b tht ogh an eduratittita l p rü ft an> stm ed st e ve ry i'mi*e> .4d«-t S i- « ì «tot dr» n tn l.yndhur»t, N ulherfo fd . Keat K iiU ls r fM il atwl I ’ st Ittad t e tm tla rs p rin ted b y the N dtasy this w eek d u t l thut««t », m e fc> 0U0 C lub to e v e ry hum « in the area

’ D un 't Iw m iI <MâaM|uita»a en you r p roperty tltey btte the hand that fe e d s 'th e m '4 say It*» e m u la n e w h a t i n t i l i s i a W s ran e lim ina te the n»«M|ud»es just as th ey h a ve been e lim ina ted in

Mrs. William Griffith Re­ports on Bond Purchases

for Current YearM others ' C lub of Lynd hu rst

h e ld the ir last m eeting of the sea­son on T hu rsd ay , Ju n e 10, a t the Woman's Club Mrs. W illia m G riffith , president, was in charge. She gave a report on the amount of w a r bonds and stam ps sold b y the M o thers C lu b to date, and p lans w e re made fo r th is service d u rin g the sum m er months

A donation was made to the Ly n d h u rs t A u x ilia ry of Hacken- ra ck Hosp ita l A special g ift pre­sented b y M rs G riffith was a w a r^ M to Mrs. C h arles Ped ley .

T he c lu b w ill ;ose two m em ­bers through change o f residence. M rs C h arles Pe d le y w ill m ove to H aw th o rn e , and M rs. G S e ile r to Pen n sy lvan ia . Bo th have prom- j**d to re tu rn fo r the Christm as m eeting o f the club

M em bers present w e re Mrs W iH iam Griffith . M rs U A . D iehl. M rs C P M ask ie ll, M rs Sam uel D e Bonis. M rs George Stubbs, M rs Get rge Se ile r, M rs Charles Pe d le y . M rs Fred Loots, M rs . H. S B r i l l . M m W Hanson and Mrs C S S tan

Hostesses for the m eeting were M rs M a ry Stock, M rs Stubbs and Mr« Stan

T » o bund led a t »ware d is ia s t i patents and lea th e r* are e s tan t ed tu perite ipa ie is the annua l Hunday Mrhtaal faoo ty pa «h b e mg ptaonvd tty the M .t i»d *a t C h u fé * « tro ra in g to Meist. O a t ­en ** tkMsd, cha irm en o i the m m m tttae ftend« B»e*t> at Musms.U U tv te w M a been aslæ tw » aa Ule» ite riif the a ffa ir I* be h * U -at Satu rd ay J u m M R a i l Irans (•>riata n w i l l be «»ed

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the wave ef In to lerance that is sweeping the nation. The th ine to rtm em ber about thie vio len taspect o f intolerance is that it always starts oa the w eakest and smallest m inority and then goes on to the next m inority and so

This rotten condition should be fought by the people who w il l be the next logical victim s o f it. A H racial and rellgioua atinonties in America should demand a stop to It, not only by governm enta l action, but by their own personal actions. It is rather ridiculous to see the flames being fed b y peo­ple who w ill be among the first te'guffer when, and if, the thing gets cut of control.

Methodist Picnic at Mountain View'One more point to rem em ber

it that a great deal of th is may be the result of Nazi propaganda It waa Adolph H it le r h im se lf who wrote many years ago that America could b» easily con- qttered by internal revolt.

Two Parties For Mrs. O. Oswald

Mr« Ed ith G rab ow skt, 160 R .dge Road, returned Morjday fro m the N e w ark E y e and Ea r Hosp ita l where she underw ent an opr ra tion .

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J Rodg ­ers, 41# Stuyveaant Avenue. Jia d as their guest, M rs Rodger s »s- ter, M rs Anna B ran m g an of Carthage, N. Y.

Dorothy Riqney, James R. WoodsPLAY GROUNDS OPEN

Monday, June 28,9 A. M.mu*

BOYS' PLAY GROUNDSC olum bus SchoolHigh School Washington School

Supervised Playgrounds to be conducted avery week-day morning, 9 A.M. to 12:30 P.M., at the above enclosed playgrounds.

Playgrounds for Girls will be opened immedi­ately after July 4th et the Municipal Park, to be held twice • week.

Ail dit'ldren of Lyndhwnt «re invited to partici­pate.

LYNDHURST RECREATION COMMISSION

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PAGE TWO T H E L ' E A D E K THURSDAY, JUtyE 24, 1M3

Lois Field Guest At Grad Party

" M r . and M rs . M e lv in F ie ld , 343 M a p le S tree t, en terta ined last? W ednesday n ight a t a p a rty in I ho n or of th e ir daughter, Lo is, w h o graduated T h u rsd ay n ig h t ! fro m the L y n d h u rs t g ram m ar school. The center p iece consisted o f two pyram ids of d ip lom as. A : huge cake featured the p a r t y . ! F a vo rs for the guests w e re tin y diplomas.

Present w e re A n n e tte S laho r, W a lla ce P a rk s , J e w e l Aston, G eorge A lberg ind , B a rb a ra Kau l- fo rd , W ill ia m La rd e r, Doris De- Z ava la , Ja m e s M itch e ll, E d ith E a r l , G erom e E ak a n , Lo is and W ilm a F ie ld . t

St. Mary's Guild Social On Today

St. M a ry ’s G u ild o f S t U l i a n ­as’ P ro te stan t Ep isco pa l C h u rch w i l l ho ld a social today at • p m . M rt io n p ictures w i l l b e p r w r t « J Ed ga r Ea rp , ch a irm an c l the U n ited B az aa r Com m ittee . » i l l speak on p lans fo r the bazaar

Sun day at 11 o 'c lock . C- G o r ­don Ph ill ip s w i l l re ad the s c r ip ­ture. M orn ing p ra y e r « t i l be held.

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A fa re w e ll party w as g iven last W e d n esd ay night fo r Jo sep h J . Cagg iano , 232 V an Bu ren S tree t, w h o le ft fo r serv ice in the A rra y

w eek. D ancing , games and re fresh m en ts w ere enjoyed.

G uests at the p a rty w e re M r. and M rs. P e te r Caggiano and ch ild ren , M ild red , Tesgie and H e n ry : M r. and M rs Jam es Cag- R iano and son Jo sep h ; M r ."a n d M rs . F ra n k Caggiano and d au g h ­te r. Tesie; M r. and Mrs. D an ie l D e Lu sso and daughters Rose and Lo u ise : M r. and Mrs. D om in ick A lb e r t i and ch ild ren ; M r. and M rs W il l ia m Johnson, M rs. Rose Rrtcco. M ichae l and Helen Gua- n n o . M r and M rs. Sam ue l P a ­lum bo and daughter, M r. and M rs . Joseph C rup i, A1 Cassaliano

Lyn d h u rst.M r and M rs. Ed w a rd .C a ld e rm ,

Ja m e s Calderio , M a y D onate lli, M r . and M rs. F ra n k L ib c rt i, Don- ta L ib e r t i, M r and M rs Jo h n D eFeo . Ja m e s Br.ngiorno. A n ­th o n y Bong iorno , A nna D iM a io , M r ahd Mrs. C h arles Calderone, V in cenzo L cR e , M r and M is. Tho m as Calderone, M r and Mrs. F r a n k L c R e , of G arfie ld ; and 1st S t r s c a n t C h a rles Beng io rno of C a m p G ordon, G a

M iss Rose Caputo, d aughter of M r. and M rs . Sam ue l Caputo, 740 L a k e A venu e , and G aza Brtfnt- ner o f th.i U . S . A rm y , son o f M r. and Mrs. Stephen B ran tn e r, 76 D iv is io n A venu e , G arfie ld , w ere m arried .Su n d ay at 5 p m. a t the Sacred H e a rt R. C. Church. R ev . Thom as J . ’ M cD erm ott, pastor, perform ed the cerem ony. T he b rid e wok g iven in m arriage by he r father.

M iss T h e re ? J Scucci was m aid o f honor and Stephen M iran da of the U S N a vy , was best man.

T he b ride wore a w h ite net dress w ith a lace bodice, long sleeves and a sw eetheart neck ­line . H er five-yard net ve il was m ade w ith appear) trim m ed head piece She ca rried a w h ite p ra y e r book and tw o w h ite orchids.

The m aid of honor w ore a blitie

net dress w ith lace bodice an il (hatch ing ve il. S h e carried an arm bouquet of p in k tea roses.

.The m other o f the b ride w o re a navy m arqu ise tte street length dress and n a vy and w h ite acces­sories. T he m other o f the b r id e ­groom w o re a n a v y street length dress w ith n a vy accessories. o B th wore ccrsages o f gardenias.

A recep tion w as held a fte r the cerem ony a t the Co lum bus C lu b fo r 150 persons. A fte r a stay at Red Ban k , the b ride w i l l reside w ith her parent*.

The b rid e is a graduate of the Lynd hu rst H igh School and is em ployed b y M onaco and O livo Coal Com pany. T h e bridegroom is a graduate o f G arfie ld H ig h School. H e is in the S ig n a l T ra in ing Schoo l at F o r t M onm outh, at Red Ban k , N. J .

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Danza GraduatesM r and Mrs. Joseph Danza of

334 Fo re s t A ve n u e entertained F r id a v night in henor of the ir son. Jo sep h , who graduated last w eek from gram m ar school.

G uests w ere M r and M rs. V J Sce lsa , Mrs. J . D e lla F a vo and th ild re n , M rs R obert Pe lle t ie r , M is * Danza, M rs. B Danza, M rs F Bongtona, M iss M Danza, E u ­gene Sp ies and M iss O lin Diz/.- l«-r of Lynd hu rst.

Miss Apap Weds Louis PaffMiss Jo sep h ine Apap, d aughter

of N icho las Apap, o f 380 Fo rest A venue , and P v t. Lo u is Paff, son o f M r. and M rs. Lo u is Pa ff, of 010 N ew Je rs e y A venue, w p re

c a r r ie d tw o w h ite orchids and lilies of the va ley .

The m aid of honor w o re a ligh t b lue lace gown w ith chop shou l­der sleeves. She w ore a match-

m arried Sa tu rd ay at 4:30 p. m. at jng tjara and ve il and ca rried red Sacrcd H e a rt R. C. Church. R e v ! rogesThom as J M cD erm ott, pastor of the church, officiated. The b ride w as g iven in m arriage b y her father

M iss G lo r ia Lo renzo was m aid o f honor. Rosario Apap , b rother o f the b ride, was best man.

The b ride w ore a w h ite satin gown w ith a sw eetheart neck line , rosebud buttons to the w a is t, long pufTcd sleeves of lace. She

D e p a rtm e n t ro u t* * lig h tin g . r e t OTMl to n e w business

F ro m C h ie f o f Po iice . recom m en d ­in g M a iice K e se rve ap po in tm ents, re-

* t » M ayo r Bog ie .fron » . U ie M ayo r, a d v is in g re-ap-

4» tn U i.r t i l re co rd er W i0 iB .n i L B i- t< «k . a ccep ted an d filed.

R e p o rts ; A u d it o f 1942 reco rd s ftted **> a u d it o i .

17 m* » k . K *p o rt on Ju v e n i le d e lin qu en cy filedon in u rs a a y , j u t » 1 », n tn e io w n stu i* co u u s e i ia iu w * r fo rm an’s C lu b . P lan s w ere m ade for fw tw * attention0 « r n n o w t e | an<{ « „ of B i l ls fo r p aym en t ao-an e x c u rs itn to C o ney is lan d , to ,*^<-4

Su b je c ts on re c rea tio n a l and J J v w o i l e dk liiK |u«ncy p resen ted an d ! 4tfer ussed

U n fin ish ed B u s in e « * : O rd in an ce No. y*4 r e v i v e to »a le of horse m eat

Finale For Local Girls' Club TÜ Fai

T he L y n d h u rs t G ir ls ' C lu b held its last m eeting fo r the

take p lace in Ju ly .T he c lu b w ill resum e

in Septem ber.

LEG A L NOTICE SU M M A RY OF PR O C E E D IN G 0* T H E BO ARD OF COMMt*SK>MERS FOR T H E MONTH OF W AV . m3

M e e tin g <*f M a y 3. I M S R o ll C a l l : P re se n t M a y o r

Oormi»isi*ioner «lalla*h»**. » * -m er S a v in o , ConuniaHioner sf A b sen t, t . 'o m m iss to w r Favi*-*

Read in g o f M in u te« : M m **»** «€m eet in f , A p r i l 1». r*a«f a * tf m &pc****

B id « : B id e su b m itted f i t ow n ed p ro jM Tty re ad a a d r ^ l « m d 1* nuv. business. . „

P e t it io n s : P ro p e r ty n w e e r s *m4 o th e rs req u est « a te n s io * f^iaasaic bu» rou te to U n io n A ven n e i i i f — imJ an d la id c-vce for »-onfereno»

C o m m u n ica tio n s ; l-'rom Pa«*aw r V a l­le y S e w e ra g e Commiwiiww flow Ja n u a r y . F e b ru a ry , M a r r k . r**4 an d filed.

on p tib lk ’ h earin g an d fina lr« *4 in ft an d adopted . ^

«jwdktoaBc* No. re la tiv e to change e4 nam e of c e r ta in s tree ts ta ken up in publi< h earin g an d f in a l read ing * 4 adopted .

M ew B u s in ess : R eso lu tion in Hata o f T o w n s h ip p roperty lo t 61A b lock 64

n ^ M u t to n in ad ju s tm e n t o f ansen* m ^Bt o4 Lo t I b lo ck 118 ow ned by

all th e stockho lders, de R E F I N E D

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A p p lic a t io n tra n s fe r c o n w m t r * * » I cense. L u c y D unn an d D a h l iaH o llis read , re fe rred to n+w

F ro m D ire c to r o f - Pubtt» Com m iH sioner C a rm in e S a v i s o *4%.**- in*, ap p o in tm ent o f T o w n sh ip A tto rn ey .

R ep o rts : Schedul** o f fo p aym en t, adopted.

R ecsss : M a tte rs o f re«*r>atio«al w* t lv it ie s . Ju v e n i le d^ linqu^ncse» pre sen ted di*cu*>s«4.

Unfinished Business: Tnsssfcwp A*to rn ey M - llllo *tat*-<f h*> » o th e r o ffic ia l» r e la t iv e to

H*il«»de <V m ete ry A sso ria t io n , adopt-

Re«»»lwtfon can ce llin g p ro No. 40i>5 in *4. I S w a te r ch a rg e adopted.

R*-t**ltHion a d ju s tm e n t s a n ita ry s e w ­e r awM-ssment in block 31 Jo t 6

dR evo lu tio n re la t in g to e stab lish m en t

* 4 f i « i O ffice in T o w n sh ip o th e r th an t^ranch office, adopted.

M i-non au th o r iz in g < ‘o m n|i«R io iier S a v in o to p ro c la im an n u a l c lean-up

Ju n e I to 10 adopted.C om m ents in 1§42 a u d it : L.ien« as-

«••■«»mnI a g a in s t Fre<* P u b lic L ib r a r y ! i ta ften u p for a c t io n and co n fe ren ce

.Bed fot LRe-^ol-ution r e la t in g to lo c a l yo u th s

consent o fposited in m y office, tha t P R O D U C T S C O R P O R A T IO N , poration o f S ta te , whose p r in c ip a l office Is s itua ted a t N o . 358 V A L .L .E \ B R (K )K A V E N U E , in the T O W N S H IP o f L Y X D H V H X T . C o u n ty o f B E R ­G E N ; S ta te of N e w Je r s e y I W I L L I A M F . ( J A L L A O H E R being the ag en t there in an d in ch a rg e thereof, upon whom v.process n\ay b«* served», has com plied w ith the> req u ire m en t» of T it le 14. < 'orpo ratkm s, tie n e ra l. o f R e ­v ised S ta tu te s o f N e w Je r s e y , p re ­l im in a ry to the is su in g o f th is C e r ­tificate; o f D issolution.

N O W T H E R E F O R E I. J O S E P H A . B R O P H Y . S e c re ta r y of th e S ta te of N ew Je rsey , D o H e re b y C e r t ify th a t th e iwaid co rp o ra tio n did. on the T W E N T Y - F IR S T d a y of JU N 1 E . 1943. file in m y office a d u ly execu ted and atteutPd— consent in w r it in g to the d isso lu tion of sa id co rp ora tion , cxe- cuted b y a ll the s to ckh o ld ers thereof, which sa id «-nnsent and the reco rd of the proceeding* a fo re sa id a re now on file in m y said o ffice as p rov id ed b y law .

IN T E S T IM O N Y W H E R E O F . I h a v e hereto set m y h an d and

^ svfnxed m y tf lc ia l seal, a t Tren- , ton. thiK T W E N T Y - F I R S T d ay

of J U N E . A .D . one thousand n in e hundred and fo rty- th ree .

.f, A . B R O P H Y . S e c re ta r y o f S ta te .

S4, Ju ly 1. 8. 15.Ju n e

i» th e Arno-d F o rce s adopted.im en t: Senslon Adjourned D O M IN IC K J j J V E l . L I

T h r m other of the groom w ore ne«oiution designated a navy p rin t dress w ith m atch ­ing accessories and a corsage of orchids.

La ts h a . adopted.R eso lu tio n in t ra n s fe r

to Lu c y D un . adopted. R eso lu tio n In t ra n s fe r

a -a « • « a license C 34 to D e tilinA reception w as held a t tnc adopted.

A d jo u rn m e n t: Senslon A d jo u rn ed . ' K J . JL

T o w n sh ip C lerk .

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C E R T I F I C A T E O F D IS S O L U T IO NT » a l l to whom these p resen ts m a y

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home nf the groom 'after the cerem ony.

Be th the bride and groom at­tended local, schools. P v t. P a ff is stationed at Ft. Monm outh.

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Dorothy Hansen. Edmund Gaidos

Mins D o ro th y Hansen, d aug h ­ter t f M r and M rs Jo h n H an sen of 631 T h ird S treet, becam e the b rid e of Edm und Gaidos, Seam an Second C lass, son o f M rs. A lb e r t , G a ido s o f 300 V a lle y B ro c k A venu e , on Sa tu rd ay at St Thom as ' Ep iscopal C hurch . R e v Jo sep h Anastiasi. v ica r c.f St. A n th o n y ’s Church , Hackensack, officiated.

The b rid e , who w is g iven in m arriage b y her father, w o re a w h ite m arqu ise tte and lace gown m ade w ith n heart-shaped neck­line, long sleeves and tra in . H e r finger-tip tu lle ve il w as attached tn a heart -shaped t i i r a o f lace. Sh e ca rried a bouquet of w h ite

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sw erth eart roses and lilie s o f the va lley.

Mis.s Ed n a Hansen w as m aid of 'h e n e r fo r her sister, and Miss C atherine Hansen, another sister, and M iss M a ry H o iland , of Je rs e y C ity , a cousin, w e re bridesm aids. T h e ir gowns w ere o f chiffon, w ith a sh irred bodice, short pufT- od sleeves and the ir shoulder- length ve ils fe ll from m atching tiaras. T h e m aid nf honor w as in pale b lu e and the bridesm aids in shell p ink . A ll ca rried arm bou­quets o f m ixed spring flowers. M iss R u th A n n Pavero , n iece of the b ride , was flow er g irl, and w ore a floor-length dress o f pink taffeta, a poke bonnet and ca r­ried a basket o f spring flowers.

Lo u is Germ c nte, Seam an Sec- nnd C lass, of N ew Y o rk , w as the best m an. Ushers w ere Seam an Second Class A n th on y K e liko fsk i of Y on ke rs and P fc . C harles De HenAr of Lynd hu rst.

T he I ride 's m other w ore navy blue w ith w h ite accessories. The gi r t in 's m othpr w o re an aqua­m arine dress w ith w h ite acces­sories-. Bo th w o re a corsage of tea roses.

Fo r going aw ay , the bride wore a w h ite jersey dress w ith wh ite accessories.

A reception was g iven after the cerem nny at the home e f the bride 's sister, M rs. Joseph J . P a ­vero, C yp ress Street.

T he bride Is a graduate (if the L yn d h u rs t H igh School and is now em ployed at D uPon t's The groom w as graduated from Sum m it K i l l (P a ) H igh School ^nd, before entering the N a vy , was em ployed at D uPont's .

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Donato B o g liv a o f 216 O rie n t W a y died on Ju n e 3rd, fo llo w in g a long illness. H e w as ho rn in I t a ly and cam c to the U n ite d S ta tes w h en a ch ild . H e had live d in L y n d h u rs t fo r the past 37 years. H e was a m em ber o f the E a s t En d D em ocratic C lu b

M r. B o b liv a is su rv ive d b y tw o sons, Ja m es and N icholas, and * daughters, M rs. N e ttie S t ia n o of Hom estead, P a . ; M rs . T h e re«* Dc- m anico, M rs. Bo se C heck i. M rs M a ry C o rn e ll, M rs . L in a Caputo

ap3 M rr Je n n ie Caputo , a l l of L e n d h u rs t

Sersnce i w e re held at Sacred H e a r t C h u rch , and in te rm en t fol-; ¡ow ed a t S t. Jo sep h Cem etery- t

Mrs. McGuinnessM rs Sop h ie M cG u inness of 131

Jan n ess P la c e died at h e r home o n M onday. Ju n e 14, fo llo w in g a long illness.

S h e w as b o rn in D e n m a rk 56 y e a n age and had been l iv in g -¿n th e C n jted S ta te s fo r 37 years, the past tw o in Lynd hu rst.

M rs M cG u in n ess is s u rv iv e d by h e r husband. Jo h n ; a daughter,

M a rio n : her fa th e r. M a r t in O N elson; a sister, M rs . Ha/.el Ib ­sen. and a brother, C a r l M a r t in o f Newark-

S e r v ic e t w ere he ld at Jo h n L B u r k F u n e ra l H om e and Sacred H e ra t C h u rch , w h e re a so lem n h igh m ass o f requ iem w as o ffe r­ed.

M r and M rs S y lv e s te r P u r o o f 648 V a lle y B ro o k A ven u e c e l­ebrated th(,'ir sixth w edding a n n i­ve rsa ry a t a theatre p a rty and d inner in N ew Y o rk C ity . T h e y had as th e ir guests M r. and M rs T e r r y C h cck i of L yn d h u rs t.

Boys in Service

St. Matthew's E<— ih fl Lather«* Chwrh

L y M B u tn t , N . J .George M u lle r

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Defense W o rke rsON THESE HOT SUMMER DATS

HAVE TOUR DINNER IN

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its C O O LD O RAN D O S LA RG E. A IRY TROPICAL ROOM,

LOCATED AT

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O P P O R T U N I T Y !O P F O R T U N IT Ysister and brother tv by class d istinction, h and isms o f sovernis found themsrlve* on I pnd w ith faith in fret

O P P O R T U N IT Ychanged Sh> n n< Am erica 's « ’»»•: >v-c m aterial to help pi learned to love m A i

O P P O R T U N IT Y( ould this slater ar;t! I hopes and v is ions ' nation that ha* bt tis* of the ihdivsd

Le t d* preset make safe ou the end of thjob o f rebuii'

M U I ) W A L T M A NA ir S tud en t R e id W a lt man, V a lle y

no w stationed at the A ir Clagsifl- —cation C en te r at Nashville, 1>nn,has been classified as a navigator u *v< B u l.- . . and w ill leave that base shortly H|(Kda, j aMr to attend a training school tor g I } ± m Sunda> s rh o o lnavigators. ^ L , jq ;J0 , m C h u rrh service

V — "T h e M ir ro r of G* <!'» W ordA L L A N C R A N K S H A W Com e to h ea r and p rofit by this

A lla n C ran k sh aw , son o f M r message and Mrs. A lfre d H. Crankshaw, During Ju ly , n v * e * w i l l be281 L iv in g sto n A v e n u e , was as followscom m issioned on W ed n esd ay a* a R 3*1 * m • D ivn iw wV.rs.nipsecond lieu tenan t in the U n ited 1 8 3A ¡T m . Sunday s . - • ,S ta tes M arines, a t Q u tn ttco , V»

»y. July IIn fo rm a ! a ll-day m eeting o f the

» . 'm a n 's Soc ie tv of C h ris t ian v w t a t the ch u ic h A l l w om en

are in v ite d T h a **d ay . <•!» I * —’ S its e r T ra a t home o f M rs W

8 O h a n b e rU m . O r ie n ta l P l a w F 'n rn ò * inv ited

L ie u t Crankshaw enlisted in the M arin es and entered service on F e b ru a ry 10, when he began tra in in g a t Parris Island, S.C L a te r he w as sent to Quantico.

H e is a graduate o f L y n d h u n t H ig h . School, w h e re he sta rred in ath letics, e sp ec ia lly football. H r studied a t D uke U n iv e ra ity .

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Rev R o w lan d K N ye . V ira » J S I L l v . n is te n A ve n u e

_________ UnitedPmkytfrian Church,

M ay*— M Arena» W estm inster Presbyterian

C h u rc hg M g r H aag * N e « Je n e » A è».Res F te d e n c k R u rh ho lts I*a*tor

Residence #04 F o u rth S tree t

ftuthertned Baptist ChurchKr4 ra a s tt A r » . K u ltie rt o r*

hea ling stan d* ' * revea led- and,, p ractica l S c ie n ce It » im perious throughout a l l age* as Ch rist'« tv v e la tk in of Tru th , o f L i f e , and ol l*»ve. w h ic h rem ain* inv io la te for e v e ry m a n to undetsta in l and

; to pi astice f p #•>‘„mw....-.—---....'............^

John DeVito DiesJo h n tVV it- l * t S u m m it \*>-

Hue, d ird Morwfcy n ig h t at 7 SB » m of a h ea rt jttacts

i H e is su rv ive d by hi» w ife , .(,«t v . and t-hre. ch ild ren . M > \ate M àngano l.uv> att>l a *< . Uaaeph, in th« Arm y

Lyndhurst Math odistChurrh

Stuyveaant aad T *«ti»e A «rauesR e v C. W Ale »ander. P M H »

307 Tontine A v e n u e Ruth I «93>

Sunday, June t7th—9 45 a m , C hurch Seh* oi » *

B E N JA M IN P A U L P IS C OA no ther step in his tra in in g

to become a tech n ic ian in U n c le „ .. ...S am 's N a v y com pleted . Ben ja- ' classes fo r a ll ages m in P a u l Fisco, S I , son o f M r . , 11 a. m .. Pu b lic w p rah ip * t tand M rs, P a u l F'usco, 3 U G ran t sermon b y the pastor A venue, L yn d h u rs t, N. J . was S a tu rd ay , Ju n egraduated from th e V a va l T ra in ing Schoo l (p re- rad io ) a t the N a v a l A rm o ry in M ich igan C ity , Ind ., and now a w a its assignment to another advanced radio achool fo r fu rth e r tra in ing .

Se lected for th ia special radio tra in in g through aptitude tests g iven h im w h ile in recru it tra in ­ing, the B lu e ja ck e t has an oppor­tu n ity to earn a petty o fficers ra ting upon com pletion o f hi* tra in ing , at w h ich time h e w ill be assigned to a c t iv e duty a t sea o r some naval sh o re station.

F R A N C IS J K W K SP v t, F ranc is Je w e a , son o f Mr

and M r * r Anton Je w es , 375 Page A venue, L y n d h u rs t. N. J . , was prom oted to the grade of p riva te f irs t «lass thBTW Pefc and enroll- .-d in Kess ler's hu g e 8 24 L ib e ra ­to r m echanics school.

P r iv a te Je w es 's prom otion, and h is selection fo r techn ica l tra in ­ing, w e re of the high scores he rece ived in his A rm y m echanical ap titude tests H is course; d irect­ed by the T ech n ica l T ra in in g Com m and of the A rm y A i r Fo r­ces, w il l last 17 weeks a n d w ill include tra in ing in B-24 m ain len aiwe, h yd rau lics , fuel an d elec tr ica l systems, p ropellers, instru m enu , engines an d inspection

E R N E S T E . P R O K W HP ft E rnest E Proeach. son of

M r and Mrs. E . Proesch. i l l Post A venu e , Lyn d h u rs t, N J . has a rrived a t Texas A A M College fo r a cousae o f A rm y A i r fe re * instruction to la s t approx im ately f iv e months p r io r to his appoint­ment as an A v ia t io n Cadet in the A rm y A ir Fo rces D u rin g this period he w i l l take numerous academ itvcourses, as w e ll as e le ­m en ta ry 'f ly in g tra in in g Upon com pletion of th e course he w ill be classified as a P ilo t. Navig.s- to r or b om b ard ie r and g o on to schools of the F ly in g T ra in ing Com m and for tra in in g in these specialties

KRF.t>KRICE J . BCRRFo rt Benn ing , G a — E rcd e rtck

J B u rk , of L y n d h u n t , N . J,, * a a eommis«ioned a aecond lieu tenan t in the A rm y o f the U n ite d State* Ju n e 1» L t B u r k 1« th e aon of M r and M rs Ja co b B u r k of JOB K ingsland A ve h u e , Lynd hu rst

he enlisted in the A rm y on Septem ber 24. 1#42 an d served at C am p C ro ft, S C before at-} lend ing the Officer C and idate

i School three months ago H e | held the rank o f C o rp o ra l before I being rom m lsalooed | L t B u rk t* a graduate of the

Lynd hu rst H ig h U m | and U n i v e rs ity o f N e w a rk , w h e re he » a * p rom inent a* a n athlete

Vic Scelso's Hosts At Maria' Party

j ---.— )M i and M r * V J Sfcelw -rf

1» O rie n t W a y w » r* ho»t*»> <«r the ir daughter M arie la*t Non day night at a buffet lu rx ti -»r ved w ith a la rg e B ir th d a y r .k e i She ce lebrated her l t t h B iiO .d ay

G uests nirltsded M r and M rs P A h . id. M r and M r* C See jleri of R u tley M f an d Mr* Jl j

: D e lla Fane. M r. M d M rs J'* !Dansa M rs R P e lle t leri M r and M r* M P i l M t n « f L y n d ­hurst M i * S te l la Ommm ami M l

f CastrsMUca « f R u th e rfo rd fH t T ; R o na ld P » l le t i* f of F o r t 0»s

Henrietta John ton Gi*en Graduation forty

Hum C a r e t » i a b l l m s *4» CHaae Avem se. gas* a l>sft| Fe*

' day >ugt<t in t«a«mr >4 h e r »wte*. Mias M e n rie «# Jofen*«»»» .»hit » a * , graduated T hu raday n igh t tr ■**>

i the L yn d h m a« fram rr * 4sC w a t i at t*w party »e»« H e n ­

ry Jo fcn*»«. fa th e r o# -Muineft»- snd EJeaew r, H en ry a«d

i ahime Johnarw . M r* W »11; a *» i »>««i*of> a f LflM«dlM*r»< M i* R a * *

M a n e Bntfna* a l ^aaaaa M-a*** Flneenee (fc lhert. Q * a t * i i » * Franfelam l an d Ja n * F ra n k ian d «1 L j r*dhur*t

Church School F a m ily fV ru c * t M ounta in V iew . L e a v e ft««« the church at t a m and f*\<ro th«- Lyn d h u rs t L a c k a n a n n a S*a tiori at * 1 3 a m R e tu rn at 4 SB p m T h e re w i l l be sw im m ing, supervised by W il l ia m Sm ith . J r , B o d Croas L ife S a v e r Gam es contpsts and picnic luncheon » i l l f i ll the d ay w ith h ap p y eser-> There w i l l be pots«e «f c t t e r the w a lk from the s ta l l* * t * Sandy B e ach

T ifket*. wh ich are free to the ch ild ren o f the C h u r rh St*. — and w h ich coat a r»<>nnn»l fet f ** adults an d friends M o u ld t>e *e cured a t once fro m Clars-ne* I> ud, J Ed w ard R o y c r» !t M v in F ie ld N T C h u t. M. . ? M rs E W Em ery . R C EsSet. K enneth M e llinger, M r and M r* A C Sm ith . W E S m ith Jr W L Sw enaon M rs J M Vogel ><« at Ot« parsonage at S#7 A venue

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C L A S S I F I E D A D SMarried

MARION C. BULLR EA L E ST A T E

190 Orient Way Rutherford Phone RUth. 2-3635

B U Y S !CftnvertP i) T w o F a m i ly Hofise. F o u r

doom s on K a ch F lo o r . Iv o ry W o o d ­w o rk . In F in e R u th e rfo rd R e s id en tia l (Section. Accessib le to e ve ry th ing . O n ly $3500. s

Q u a in t W h ite C o lo n ia l H o m e o f F a rm H ouse Type.* ( Ire e n Roof,H a rd w ood F loo rs , Iv o r y VWwxfwork, Pa s te l P a p e r . I-jtrge Room s. Screen ed P o rch O verlook ing V ic to ry (Jftrden . Tw o O ar ' O a r a g e ' . A ccess ib le to Schools, S to res and T ran sp o rta t io n . O ccu p an cy J u l y 1st. A W a r S a c r if ic e ! A t on ly . ........................................ $4750

THE BARGAIN COUNTERThouaands have found that theae «null •dwrti««-

ments are the most eagerly read in Bergen County. Con­vince yourself by buying than. Through them rent, buy or exchange; find the bargain for which you bare been searching. Telephone or write your classified advertise­ments to our offices: 2SS Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, or 124 Ridge Road, North Arlington. The telephone numbers are RUtherford 2-1031 and KEarny 2-110».

One insertion is fifty cen ts .T w o insertions a re seventy-fi- .. cen ts .T h ree insertions a re m

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C o m fo rta b le S e ve n Room House w ith I*arge So la rium . New A u to m a tic H e a tin g U n it . .Spacious ( ¡ro u n d s W e ll Lan d scap ed . T w o <’a r O arage. A v a i l ­ab le A ugust 1st. In iF lne R u th e rfo rd

^RENTALS—A PA RT M EN TST w o an d H a lf R o o m A p artm en t.

H e a t and H o t W a te r F u rn ish ed . A c ­cessib le to Stores a n d T ran sp o ra tlo n . A va ilab le J u l y 1st. O n ly . ./ ; $22.On*

W O M A N or g ir l fo r houî^wixris M ann­ings or a fte rn o o n Appiv i l r * RA ff-

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<‘oo| T h re e Room A p artm en t. 8ec- orit! 'F loor. O w n e r Supp lies C or I. A v a ila b le J u l y 1st. In L y n d h u rs t. A t O n ly jao oo.

B r ig h t Th ree Hoorn A p a rtm en t. H e a t and H ot W a te r Fu rn ish ed . P r i ­vat»- E n t ranee. A v a ila b le J u l y 1 Mt. O n ly ................................ $35.00

R r ig h t F o u r Ro om A p artm e n t on Second F lo o r H ea t, Hot W a te r Jn- « ludetl. A va ilab le a t Once. O arage O p tiona l. O n ly $40.<K».

T h r c f Room A p artm e n t In A p a r t ­m ent House. H e a t rind H o t W a te r and F r ig id a ire Inc lud ed . A v a i la b ly a tO nce . $43.00.

M odern Th ree Roorn A p a rtm en t. F ir s t F foo r. Heat, H o t W a te r an d Oa- r a g f Tncludi-d P r iv a te E n t ra n c e . A v a ila b le Ju ly 1st ...........................$60.00

M odern Three Room A p artm e n t. ) irst F lo o r Heat Fu rn ish ed . P r iv a te Ln tran ce . A v a ila b le Ju ly 1st $55.00

F o u r Room A p artm en t P lu s I »inf ft#, doderti T i le Hath. T leat, H o t W a te r m d O arn p e Inc lud ed O verloo ks Oorsr- eous H a rd en and B e a u t ifu lly L a i l - m ap* d P lo t R e a l r o d h t r y .• *mos- phere O n ly ffiO 00.

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f W». r fn P a rk P la c e , L y n d h u rs t O len R id g e A ven u e , M o n tc la ir .

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T Y P E W R I T E R « R K P A I R E D A U G U S T W . E H L E R S

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M M E L L A N E O U S F O R S A L EY O U c a n n o t h e a t

T H I : W IN N K R R L K A O I I IN O F L U I D For ste-rtli/liig nnd deodorizing,

«•leanins o f a ll kinds W IL L IA M E L L IO T T

Page Avenue Lvndhuri*Sole Agent for Bergen County

S«*nd P o s ta l and A gen t W i l l C a ll

F O R R E N TO O O D size fu rn lsh eo room. neat to i

bath, p lenty o f hot w a te r . flood neighborhood. R u se s pass di»or, atid ii**ar R .R Station . Reasonab le. 515 Second Avenue R U th 2-2430-.1

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1*A RO K . neatly fu rn ished fri».nt rm im for refined gen tlem an or ia*Iy. in r e ­

fined p r iv a te hom e. C o n ve n ie n tly lo- «-ated. Reasonab le .rent 1}2 Po s t A v e ­nue R U th . 2-1903-J .

3t— 6-17.24— 7-1

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T H R K K r<MHii!« fo r rent H e a t and hot w ater supplied « 'o n ven ien t to tranx

port at ion A va ilab le .1 u lv 1st Couple onI> C a ll R U th 2-Oor»7-W

3t-»6-24— 7-lr8

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L y n d h u rs t 2t— 6-24— 7-1

1*AR<1F. front room . V e ry (ileasant and «<sd. H ao»t' if >**• buses am i

tra ih s P is file R U t h 2-6158.41—6-14— 7-1-8-15

W A N T E D T O B U YW K P A Y full va lu e for l«s»ks, p ic ­

tu res, old g lassw are , ch in a . old d ishes, old fa m ily fu rn itu re , s ilver, gold Je w e lry , c am era s v io lin s, type | w r ite rs , co ins an d stam p co llections e tc Te lephone P A s s a ic 2-6011.

W A N T E Dlanrge Hele« tion o f

U S E D C A R S A N p T R U C K S B e s t P r ice s

T o w in g Se rv ice S A L * A U T O S A L E S M0 R iv e rs id e A v * m n

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Red Cross Calls For Volunteers

The Su rtiica l Dressin((a D ivi- -i, n of L y n d h u rs t Red C ress is urging wom en to come o u t and assist in m aking dressings fo r the A rm y and N avy . W ith casualties m ounting eve ry day, the W a r f).p jrtm < 'n t is increasing the quota o f every chapter, request­ing that work be com pleted at th«- e arlies t possible m om ent. C lasses m eet e v e ry Tuesday from 10 a m to 4 p. m and on T h u rs ­d ay evenings fro m 7 to 10 p. m., ¡n the T o w n H a ll. E v e ry M onday from 1(1 a m to 4 p m. in tHt- W estm inster A nn ex on R idge Hoad, and on F r id a y even ing . 7 to 10 o’c lo ck at that place.

This is an urgen t ca ll b y the R ed C ress It m ay be someone vou k n o w who w il l need these dressings, so y o u r aid is asked N O W

Mis. A rthur W h in nMiss Roberta K o w b a , daugh ter

of M r. and M rs . F ranc is R ub ad o o f 482 Post A ven u e , and A r th u r W h in n , son of M r and Mrs. W a l ­te r W h in n of 70S F if th S tree t, w ere m arried Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. at G ra ce Ep iscopal C h u rch in R u th erfe rd . R ev. C harles Pop- ham officiated.

Mrs. W a lte r L . W h inn , sister- in-law of the bridegroom , w as m atron o f honor. W a lte r L. W h in n was best -man for his brother.

Ushers w e re D onald W ill ia m s of L yn d h u rs t and A rth u r Fiezin- ger o f R u th e rfo rd .

The bride wc.'e a two piece w h ite satin street length suit w ith long s leeves and unpressed pleats in the sk irt. She w o re a tw isted halo w ith w h ite flow ers I and fhou ld er length w l l , a n d ca rried a p ra y e r book w ith w h ite orchids.

The m atron of honor w o re a street length aquam arine crepe dress. In h e r h a ir she w ore m atching cs tr ich tips and ve ilin g . H e r accessories w ere w h ite. She ca rried ? hand bouquet of y e llo w ir*~ nnH i Hrpjith,

Im m ed ia te ly afte r the wedding, the couple le ft to spend severa l days at a cab in on the D e law are R ive r.

The bride and groom are both Hraduates o f L yn d h u rs t H igh School. Mr. W h in n is a second class P e ttv O fficer in the N jv y nnd is .«»atiined at A tla n tic Beach. L . I.

Rams WinThe Ram s fina lly broke their

two game losing streak last week by trouncing the L it t le G ian ts , 10 to 5. L e f t y Caputo, starting afte r five w eeks rest, had a no­h it game go ing into the fifth In that inn ing he was reached fo r ; a freak hit. H e came back strong in the seventh and eight, b u t was re lieved by L e m to , a new d lsco v- ! ery. The gam e took over three hours to p lay.

The R am s face the W ild ca ts in the ir next game Sun d ay m orn ­ing Lem bo w ill start fo r the Rams.

Graduation(C on tinued from page 1)

A nn a J . M a rio n , Thom as M ario tti, Jr . , B a rb a ra A n n M a sk ie ll, T h e ­resa Mazur, G e n e J- M in a , Jam es Robert M itch e ll, Joseph M itch e ll, Jo h n F ran k Monaco, D oris A l ­berta, Monsanto, A nha Je a n Mus- te lli, A rth u r E . Nasion, Robert H . N e ill. Robert Charles N ow ak . Ma-, rie A. N u tile , M arie R ose Oddo, Jam es Pe te r O ’Hara, D o ro th y Ol- ney, Jean Pa lo , A le x Paluzzi, M a ry Rose Pa ris ie , A g nes D oris Pa rrc lla . E m i lv C. Pa te rn o , P a u l Peters, R u th Pharo.

H erbert G . Ph ilips , O rlean P in ­to, Joseph A . P iro m a lli, C aro line P isano, W a lla c e E d w a rd Pa tts , Eugene Pu ls in e lli. Jo sep h in e M . Rago, A lex an d e r R a tko w sk i, Jo a n E. Reid, D o lores E. R ib au , G lo r ia Josephine R ic c i, M ild re d M a ry Rodgers, Ph ilom ena Rom ano . A n ­gelina Rosa, George Jo h n Russo. Je rro le Sam uels, W il l ia m Sch rad ­er, A n thony A rne, A nna M Senna, M ich ae l S e r ro , Annette Settem brino, M ary G . Shashak, Sh i rley G e r t r u d e Sherm an. C harles S im o n , R u th G r a c e Simpson, A ng e la S iv o le lla , A n ­nette M. S la h o r, Jo h n Spagnolo V ita M arie Spalu tto , R ich a rd E d ­w ard Spise, Jane D o r o t h e a Sp rink , D e lo res S ta h e ii, ' -Ralph R ichard Sta in ton , J r . , Jo h n S t e v ­ens, Constance A Sug a lsk i, W a l ­ter F. Sug a lsk i, H a r r y Sum m er- ton, A lice Sycz, B a rb a ra A n n Talfo rd , Ed w a rd J . Tessalone, D orothy T e r ry , H e rb e rt M . T o ­bin. M ild red T. Toscano, M a r ­jo rie E. T ru e x . A r th u r S. T u cke r J i :, C la ir L u c i l le U n d e rh ill, B e n ­iam in M. V a len tin o . Be rn a rd Pe te r V ig n a , Lc-rraine M a r ie W a lke r. Jo a n C a ro l W a ltm an , N iles Ed w a rd V. W ebster. J r . , P h il ip A, W erner. R a lo h W etze l, Joseph W ilcz n vsk i, W in ifre d E . W icn iew sk i, A lice E l i z a b e t h W righ t. A r l in e M ild re d W rig h t, Je n n y Zugow ski.

M rs C a r l Peterson , 454 R iv e r ­side A ven u e , entertained T ues ­d ay ut ca rd s for M rs . C Cann. M rs . E. D avenport, M rs. H . L in i- cus, Mrs. F. M itch e ll, Mrs. W Ph illip s , M rs . S. Schm id t and M rs. J So loW .

N O T IC ETak«1 nolle*, thin K ra n k Kai> l*arill

intt-hriN to H|»ply to th** B o a n l o f <?om- m ln»ii,ni rs o f th. T o w n s h ip of l.yn a- hurwt. N e w Jerm *y fo r ft IMt-nary It, tu li <’ ffiaumiMton I,!*’* « * * for iir**nti- ■*n «H tm l,il n t 222 I t l ' l K " Rond. Lynrt-llUI-H.

O b jection !!, if Hnv, »hou ld In- m ade Im m ed ln le lv In writ Io n to nom lnW k .1 1 .tv.'111. M u n ic ip a l C le rk of t.ynd-hurtit __

k u a n k R A P iS A n r> i.740 Ht-crtid Avenue.j.yn d h iira t , N . J .

.lune 111-17.

H - -IN l O m c a

*r ly f re m Feafeody A v e n u e -■ $20* M e o v ^ r r in r hod,- a.f a r.-s'ular m ee iin p

M rs . J a w M iss A n n e Soo n er, d au g h te r o f

M r. and M rs. P e te r B o n n e r o f Coaldale. P a . became the brid< of Ja m e s M cD ede . »en n i M rs. E H. M cD ed e and the la te D r. -E H M cD ede . o f L yn d h u rs t. o i Ju n e 12 a t the C h u rch of O u Lad y of A ng e is. B ro o k ly n

To Hold PartyL y n d h u rs t C irc le . C om pan ions

o f the Fo re s t o f A m erica , w i l l hoid<a g ard en party fo r se rv ice men T uesd ay . Ju n e 29, at the ciub house. The arrang em en t com m ittee includes M isses D o ro ­thy H o ran , ch a irm an ; L u c ille M enger, J e a n e t t e B u rk e and K a th leen G ra d y

B L O C K 168 - L O T S 13 and 16P lo t ap p ro x im a te ly I W ’ x 148' on ea s te r ly side of R idge Koad d is ta n t ap p ro x i­m a te ly 250' n o r th e r ly from.launoey A ven u e ............... ..$25.60 per

tro n t ft.B L O C K 58 L O T S 226-224

P lo t a p p ro x im a te ly 60‘x l2 V3n e a s te r ly s id e o f E ig h th

tree f d is tan t ap p ro x im a te ­ly 3&V n o rth e rly jro m K ings- ^land A ven u e ...........................*4 00 per

fro n t ft.B L O C K 141 P A R T L O T 98

P lo t .ap p rox im ate ly x 180'being w e s te rly p a rt of Ix>t No. »8 on n o r th e rly side o fN ew Je r s e y A ven u e .............. $160.00

B L O C K 34 • L O T S 22, 23, 23AP lo t ap p ro x im a te ly 50 x100' on w e s te r ly side o f S tu yves- ant A v e n u e d is ta n t ap p ro x i­m a te ly 66' so u th e r ly fromS a n fo rd A v e n u e - ...................ITO.OO per

fro n t ft.B L O C K 47A - L O T f . 1-?

Plo t 50’x 100’ b e in g the sou th ­e a s te r ly co rner of San fo rd and H tu yve san t A ven u es ..$12.00 js-r

fro n t ft.B L O C K 116 • L O T S 19-20

P lo t SO’xlOO' on sou th e rly Hide Second A ven u e , be-w een O rien t W a y an d See - nd A ven ue $10.00 pet

fron t ft

1. Sa id lan d s w ilt b e »old f re e andc le a r of a ll liens, en cu m b ran ce« , en-croaehm ents. taxes, assessm ents or o th e r m u n ic ipa l ch a rg és as o f the d a t a of p ass in g o f title .

8. C o n veyan ces w i l l toe m ad e sub-j« r t to a ' ¡targe to r the y e a r IH43 e q u iva len t in am ou n t to ta x « « bgsed on the m ost recen t t a * assessm ent a g a in s t the a fo resa id lots, a n d the r a t e estab lished fo r $ald y e a r ; a lso su b je c t to the p rov is ion s o f th e l*njvs o f 1941, C h ap te r 3» 7 R . S . T it le 54:4-63, 1 e t seq .; a n d also su b je c t to th e zoning ru le s a n d régu la tio n s o i th e T ow nsh ip of L y n d h u rs t an f l an y a n d all re s tr ic t io n s o f record .

9, The T o w n sh ip A tto rn ey , ah a ll be p a id a fee b y the p u rch ase r fo r th® d ra w in g o f a l l lega l d ocu m en ta neces­s a r y to co n su m m ate a sale, w h ic h faa s h a ll not exceed $25 00.i, »0 A ll O rd in an ce s o r p arts o f O rd i­n an ces In co n s is ten t h e re w ith a re h e reb y repea led . ,

T h is O rd in an ce sh a ll becom e e ffe c ­t iv e a fte r p u b lica tio n as p rov id ed by la w .

N O T IC EN otice is hereby g iven th a t the

forego ing O rd in an t e w as l in a ily passed b y the H o a rd of. C o m m iss io n ers a t a * re g u la r m eeting o f th e Board held onM o n d ay, Ju n e ¿1, l!*4:i, am i w i l l take e ffe c t as p rovided fo r by law .

| D ated . L vn d h u rs t. N . J .B Y O R D E R O F T H K B O A R D O F

<*O M M IH H IO N 'K R S O F T H K T O W N ­S H I P O F L Y N D H C R S T .

M a y o r H o ra c e R . Bogle C om m issioner Lo u is M. F a v ie r C o m m iss io n er C a rm in e S a v in o « "ommissio-ner <’la ren t e H . Sh erw ood C o m m iss io n er W il l ia m F . G a lla g h e r

D O M IN IC K J , I J V E L M T o w n sh ip C le rk .

N O T IC ET a k e n o t r e th a t M o n tag n a ,

trad ing a s P u g s B a r a « ¡r i l l , in ten d s to appi y t v th* Hoard e* i 'whwimiiiMi i iera o i th r T»w a*fcn» « f L y n d h u rs t . N ew Je r s e y , fo r a F lH t t r y R e ta il C o n ­sum ption iJw »-a**- f « pe»-mi»es s itu- uteü a t % 'aB#y B rw o k A ven u e .L yn d h u rs t

O b je c tio n s , if s s « . s ‘« n l4 t*e m ade lmm**«liatety « « r n in f «¿» l*o m in u k J L iv e l l i . Mimjwripad ot l^ynd-tiursi

P A T S Y l lo .V T A O .V A , t-a P l ^ ; s B A R a « ¡ K I L L

Jun»* 17-24.

N O T IC ET ak e n o t ice that a p p iic s t lo n w ill be

m ade to th e lUaird o f rm im ls s io n e rs ot the T o w n s h ip of D ynd hurst. N e w Je r s e y to tra n s fe r to F r a n k H ap W ard lfor p rem ises located a t 222 R id ge Rond th<* P le n a ry R e ta il Consum ption L icense N<». C31 h ereto fo re issued t» F r a n k R a p in a rti! for p rem ises lo ca ted a t 701 P e n n sy lvn n la A venue, L y n d ­hurst, N. J . .

O b la tions , if any. should be m ade im m ed ia te ly in w r it in g to D om in ick J 1 L iv e ll i. M u n id im i C le rk o f the To w n sh ip o f L yn d h u rs t.

K R A N K R A I1 H A H D Ï.7 Id Second > venue.L y n d h u rs t, N J

J una 10-17. ■ •

N O T IC ET a k e n o t if » th a t A t e i F a rs b e rg in ­

tends to a p p ly t» the Dkaard o f C o m ­m iss ioners o f the T o v & s h ip of L y n d ­hurst, N e w J i- n e * far a P le n a r y R e ta il « '«msumpCMMs L f o r p re m ­ises s itu a te d a t 7 M K tdge Rond . Ly n d h u rs t

Objet-tions . t i aay . -ìx-uìd be ruade im m éd ia t»•!> m enrm ag t » lK *m in ick J . L iv e l l i Munt«'t|M l • 'terk of L y n d ­hurst

AX L I. F* • h SH E W ;Ju n e 10-17.

B L O C K 126 L O T 30Plo t 25 x125 on the sou th ­erly side o i N e w Y o rk A v e ­nue d is tan t ap p ro x im a te ly 55’ w e s te r ly from M o u n ta inW a y ; ....................... . : ......... $K*•<*« per

S L O C K 129 - L O T S 8-9 P lo t ap p ro x im a te ly SO'xIOo on e a s te r ly side o f R id ge Ro ad betw een M ilto n andN ew Yo rk A v e n u e s ...............$20.00 per

fro n t ft.3 L O C K ST • P A R T L O T 127

P l o t ap p ro x im ate ly 84'x95' be ing the. re a r p a r t of Ix»t I t l on n o rth e rly side ofK in g s ia n d A ven u e .................. $200.00

{ L O C K «1A - L O T 1, P A R T L O T 2 P lo t ap p ro x im a te ly 37‘Vx lO O ’ being* the n o rth e a s te r ly c o r ­ner o f F o re s t A ven u e and G r a n t A ven u e $500.003. T h e fo llow in g te rm s o f sa le are

hereby d e te rm in ed : ( a ) Im provedp rop erties or p rop erties w h ereo n a b u ild in g is lo ca ted : A m in im u m down p aym en t of $300.00. A m ax im u m credit period o f five (5 ) y e a rs on th e unpaid b a lan ce to be am ortixed 20*7. an n u ­a lly w ith in te re st a t th*. r a te of 6% p ayab le q u a rte r- an n u a lly .

(b ) Ü n lm proved or v a c a n t proper* I ties: A m in im um dow n p aym en t of i ¿u$ o f the p u rchase p riée nut not less j than $200.00. A m ax im u m c re d it pe- j rlod o f three <3) y e a rs on th e unpaid b a lan ce to be am ortixed in equal | q u a rte r- an n u a l p aym en ts w ith Inter- jest a t the ra te o f 6* payab le quarter- ! J

“ T o n e r s for a n y of the properties: efficient, (jiu rteous service, h e re in listed m a y be m ade to the j g o vern in g body a t not less th a n the i m in im u m p rices as set fo rth herein ; by a n y p rosp ective p u rch ase r o r anv rea l e s ta te b ro k er o r o th e r petfton le g a lly au thorized to co n su m m ate the tran sactio n .

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E d i f o r .................. Carmine Savino, Jr.B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r Ernest J. Dabinett

E n te re d as seco n d c la ss m a tte r A p r i l 7, 1938. a t th e P a s t O ff ic e a t R u th e r fo rd , N . } . , under th e A c t o f M a r c h 3. I S * *

M and, probably, the guy who recommend*«! it, «ad lucrative duHOM advertising into it* gullet for the

But it’s record is still off.

THE TASK FORCE CORKERTbe Leader reserves this space for the boys in

Mrviee — who they ere, where they ere and wfaat they » * <o*n*. Our newspaper, which is sent without cost to ■W Ly»Aurst service man who wants it, has proved Mch mm mid in keeping each other informed about their wW« tahuut* that we will each week set aside »pace for

. If relatives receive interesting letters their neigh- migbt enjoy reading, we will gladly print them.

Subscription $2.00 P er Y ear F iv e C e n ts P e r C o p y

Lyndhurst, N. J., Thursday, June 24, 1943Mosquito Extermination

How m uch illness, troubled sleep and d o w n r i g h t w retchedness m ay be a ttrib u ted to th e m osqu ito m ay b e de­term ined by every su fferer from now until tb e glat Septem ber w inds arrive. A lot of i t w e can’t do much so long as we a re islanded by the va* t H ackensack m e t_ on one side and th e slops along th e Passaic R iver o a o ther.

B ut much of the m osquito m enace can be averted .Look around your g rounds and those nearb y fo r p

dies o r pails hold ing s ta g n a n t w a te r . They b reed i toes ju s t as quickly as th e m eadow pools and m o re t_ ously, too, because the fligh t of th e insects fro m their ing place to y o u r neck is so much sh o rte r.

M unicipalities m ust begin to u nders tand th e ir m ental functions b e tte r, too.

I t is one th in g to aw a it the a r r i v a l o f tbe C ounty ex te rm ina to rs . B u t is is a much b e tte r tb m unicipalities to pu t aside a couple of thousand do llars e a d i year fo r sprays th a t will go into th e pools and puddles w itb ■ in th e ir own bounds. T h is should also be ex tended t o tb e fight on ten t ca te rp illa rs . rr Sprays g e t rid of all those loathesom e insects .and it

w ilt tak e ju s t som e determ ined and in telligent effort to g e t such a p ro g ram under w ay.

Incidental IntelligenceT he daily new spapers of th e la rg e r c itie s a re deaag

qu ite well fo r them selves, advertising speaking, in caae ye« a re in terested .

Booming along chiefly on the gains in g en era l (osatito - tional) and classified (help w an ted ) divisions, th e new s­papers of 52 c ities did 10.3 per cen t h igher th a n in M ay e f 1942 and considerably h igher th an the lines of fo r th e last five years.

Classified soared to 31,219,791 lines in M ay, th e est volum e fo r any m onth Save M ay of 1929 (can ymm m em ber 1929, b ro th e r? ) *

P ractically every new spaper bu t T he D aily N ew s aad th e New Y ork P ost show ed wide gains in N ew Yorb.

T he T im es, for instance, hopped from 843.S7S lines in M ay, 1942, to 1,062,787 lines fo r 1943 on its six-day daily papers and from 979,121 in May, 1942 to 1,049,574 in IM L

B iggest lo te r was T he Daily News w hich , a couple e f m onths back, w as u rg ing its advertise rs to p lease stay —which, apparen tly , they did. T he Daily N ew s

M a y 1, 1943 N o rth A frica

D e a r Ed ito r :I t has been ' some t im e since

! v i » x it te n y o u v ia th is m ail. The V M a il is q u icke r b u t oftimes

j yo u can ’t inc lu de as m u ch as you aruuld like.

N o rth A f r ic a or at leas t where f T m located is fa r m ore modern | and bu ilt-up than you w i l l pro­

as faiy im agine.W h e n w e f irs t p ic tu red the

o t y w e r e n e a r from th e ocean, t «-as lik e a b eau tifu l mirage

> It stunned us ' to see a place so

1 1 % « n a tives in the m ain art. 4 w e n ly ind iv id ua ls w ith no pur­pose t th e r than to ex is t for the Ju ra t io n o f th e ir life. T h e y exist « n v e ry lit t le food and they re- •js4i w h a t w e would classify a: ca rbage T h e ir pay, fro m what I understand , used to be about M r a day , though the Am ericar standard has brought it up t< ab out 40c o r 50c.

W h e n b u y in g tr inke ts o r handi­w o rk tra m them , th ey w ill ask « a o b v io u s ly outrageous price F a : .rtrtance a fe llo w bought a ■caarf fo r S5, w h ile th e orginal ss iu ng price w as $24. T h e y won’t i J a a y s d r ip to a p roporiina le percentage but the idea is to wwej- g ive them th e re orginal a sk in g price.

I r e a lly be lieve though, that s ro h edu ca tio n and norm al en-

th e y w ou ld become a people. T h e y seem to

ex ce lle n t m inds, w ith an a b il it y to g rasp thing-

4«uckly. E v e n sm all children, b a re ly a t le to w a lk , render you a sn app y s a lu te as you pass and ask f i r bom-bom w h ich is candy

T h e o ld e r ones have mastered w ant En g lish .

T h e y l iv e m ain ly , in sm all *al$ed-in settlem ents o f about 10 -fcousea". T h e s e .a re m ostly one- , to n e d a ffa irs made o f stone. T tsev a re obnox iously d irty and F w no» su re that the anim als d on 't l iv e in the sam e room.

A l l o ve r the countryside you a r r w a lls T h e bette r houses are

It’s Dividend

Tim e Again!H pH E 5,455 thrifty men and wow w who Have

saved money at Boiling Springs Savings will share in the dividend declared for tbe s«-m©nth period ending June 30. Twice yearly every mem­ber whose savings balance is $5,000 or over is so rewarded.182 new thrift accounts are receivmg dividends this year for the first time — an indication that people are realizing mote and more tbat now is the time to save regularly, for m m unpredictablefuture.If you are not now sharing in tbe earnings of tbis mutual savings institution, plan to participate in the next semi-annual dividend. Start saving now. All savings are insured up to $S,000 by tbe Feder­al Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, a per­manent instrumentality of tbe United States Gov­ernment.

Boiling Sprin gs SavingsAND L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N

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w a lle d in ; the low-class q u a r ­te rs the. same. In fa c t eve ry th in g o f an y consequence is w a lled in. I t seems th a t the ir re lig io us p re ­cepts g ive them the r ig h t to take an yth in g th e y can get the ir hands on. So n a tu ra lly th e y can’t tru s t each other.

W e w e re to tw o n last n ig h t Pa rtoo k of our reg u la r to w n m eal— eggs. A lso to the R ed Cross bu ild ing w h e re w e heard a reproduction of th e H it Pa rade .

T w o w om en o ffe red to se ll their babies to us. W e o ffe red one 10 F ra n k s (2 0 c ) and she >eemed q u ite agreeab le to close ihe transaction.

Prices hereabouts have risen harp ly from w hat I understand,

iince the A m erican s took over.[ understand that u n d e r the A x is egime most stores w ere closed ind business just ab out stopped. Vow, how ever, they a re function- ng su rp ris ing ly no rm a l consid ­ering the short tim e ago th a t we ook over.

There is a re lig io n p reva len t le r e that advocates w om en to cover th e ir faces to just below the ' eyes. W e are cautioned a- gainst e ven as m uch as looking at them. T h e men fo lk dole out severe penalties fo r an y in fr in g e ­ments.

T h e ir caste is th a t of a w h ite person w e ll burned b y the sun, and they seem fa ir ly strong con­sidering the little o f and the un ­wholesom eness of the food they consume.

I had bette r close th is essay on the people of th is section. P e r ­haps it d id n ’t in te rest you and, ye t kn ow in g the A lb re ch t y e n for trave l w i l l p rob ab ly find i t fa ir ­ly interesting.

I bought M other a lit t le p re ­sent. I h a ve n ’t m a iled it as yet but w i l l in the n ea r fu ture. I hope you like it. M o th e r?

I 'l l close now,, hoping th a t all ir well.

W ith L o v e , 'P fc E d w in A lb rech tA HO 668c-o Postm asterN e w Y o rk C it y , N Y .

D ear Ed ito r :Ju s t a few lin es to le t you

know that I have been receiving your sw e ll paper and enjoy hear­ing w h at m y fr ien d s at hom e are doing. “ «■ !*

T hanks eve r so m uch, S in ce re ly ,

Sgt D ave Be rg m an A P O 633 e-o Postm aster N e w York , N . Y .

Ju n e 14. 1943Dea.- Ed ito r:

I have been rece iv ing the Lead ­er fo r the past six m onths and it sure keeps me w e ll in form ed of what is going on in o u r home town.

I am g rate fu l to rece ive such a new spaper that gives m e such concise and accu rate inform ation as to w here m ost of m y buddiet are fro m time to time.

1 sha ll ap p rec ia te it v e ry much if you w i l l k in d ly continue send­ing me the L E A D E R at m y new address a s I a lso en joy youi ed ito ria ls im m ensely.

T hank you fo r the continue« favor, I rem ain.

V e ry t r u ly yours,Sgt. Jo h n Sozriol lq and H q ., 800th S T RC am p C ro w d er, M issouri

>ear Ed ito r:I thought you m ight lik e t

¡now that three local boys, whi ire "o n the t a l l " w ith doing lere in A fr ica , w ou ld l ik e to b. in the know ” w ith doings ai

lome.Sgt G eorge G srd e . C p l Ton>

Spino and I w o u ld like to keej n con tact w ith our friends am

the ir present activ ities. T h e Com m ere ia l Lead er su re w o u ld 1» ap p red ated b y us.

Thanks again.Sg t J . G ran d ine tte A P O 512 c-o Postm aster N e w Y o rk C ity . N Y

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Ju n e 14. 1943D ear Ed ito r '

1 h a ve been transferred to C am p S te w a rt, G ».. and I would appreciate it i f you w o u ld con­tinue sending m e the “C om m er­c ia l L e a d e r” d o w n here

I had been rece iv ing the "Lead ­er” in F o r t Eu s ti« . V a , fo r several months and 1 ce rta in ly enjoyed read ing eve ry inch of the paper

T h e re is no new s as good as j news from y o u r home town,

1 w o u ld ap precia te i t if you w ou ld p rin t in the paper that m y m other, M rs M a r y Messlne«. sis­ter, Joseph ine , uncle and Aunt. C arm m e and Franc is , « r e coming out he re Ju n e M th « M i l Ju n e M i l l t s v is it a w . ■ • .

S in ce re ly ,P v t A n th o n y F M esnneo

June 13, 11113D ear E d ito r : .

Ju s t a f t w lin es to le t you know that I h ave been rece iv ing you r paper the C om m ercia l Lead ­er and I am v e r y gratefu l. 1 w ant to express m y thanks To yo u for sending me the paper of m y home town. I t keeps me in con­stant touch, in d ire c tly , w ith a ll my friends b ack home. I t also tells m e how m uch the tow n ’s people are doing fo r a sure quick v ic to ry in th is War.

I h a ve been transferred re ­cen tly to the A ir Corps as an A v ia t io n Cadet. I am now ir Santa A na A ir Base, tak ing m j P re- fligh t tra in ing. I w ou ld a p p rec íate it v e ry m uch i f yoi w ou ld send m e the paper hen and discontinue sending it dowi to F t . Jackson , S . C.

M y new address, is:A-C Thom as E , A cca rd i Squadron P54 A rm y A ir Base San ta A na, C a lifo rn ia .

Ju n e 13, 194:D ear Ed ito r:

I ’v e changed stations again and w ou ld appreciate it i f yo u w i l l fo rw ard the Le ad e r at m y pre­sent address.

T h a n k in g you,P fc . W m . D e F r in o 45th A D G S u p p ly A A F B a r . 1496 Rob ins F ie ld , Gá.

Cp l. F ra n k Volpt*Co. "C " , 113th Inf.W a te r M il l, N . Y.

C p l. T im D eSeg lioHqs. 1st B n . 113th In f. C-TR ive rh ead , N. Y .

M a y 1, 1943D ear M other:

I am dropping you these fe w lines of a poem I w ro te m yse lf it m ay not be good and it isn’t bad so read it and let m e know about it but before I w r ite it I w an t to te ll yo u not to w o rry I am in perfect hea lth and doing fine. N ow here is the poem:

Mother Dear on Your Day E v e n tho’ I am fa r a w a y

T h e re are a fe w word,s I would lik e to say

T h is day comes but once a year. B u t the o n ly th ing I dread is

that I am not near,I can rem em ber the days long ago

W h e n I use to buy flo w ers and watch them glow,

A n when the crow d use to gather and you ooened a ll you r g ifts

I use to lik e the sm ile tha t cam e upon yo u r t in v lips.

N o w before I close th is poem j I w aht to say these w ords in a

v e ry loud tone,T o vou the G randest M oth-r in

The W orld .I L o ve You ,Y o u r lo v in g son.

Coro. R a y D eRensis A P O 668 c-o Postm aster N ew Y o rk C ity , N. Y

D ea r Ed ito r:S a y guess w h at? R em em ber

m y te lling you about m e looking up B ig F ra n k ie — I spent a ll d a y yesterday looking fo r him and B y Gosh, I did. I saw him about 20 yards off, w a lked up to h im an d he d idn 't recognize me but w h en he did he le t out a y e ll and then he put his arm s aruond m e

W e then proceded to talk and ta lk until about one in the m o rn ­ing. He sure does look good-has i n ice tan. W e slept in the sam e '>ed— when I aw eke he had b re a k ­fast served to me rig h t in bed. Tt was the best I ’ve had in a long time.

You can te ll A u n t T ina th a t he needn’t w o rry about h im —

'ie says his p rayers e ve ry n ight. H e gets a lone sw e ll w ith every- iody— they lik e him.

About m yse lf— I haven ’t been •»signed to an v outfit as yet. so

haven 't an A P O num ber. I m ay 'e t it tomorow.

S in ce re ly ,■ LA. F ra n k Frang ipane

le a r Ed ito r:Ju .it a card to let you k n o w have been rece iv ing the paper

eg u la rly and thank ing you e v e r o much H ave a change in m y •ddre*.« fo r m ail received by m e nd afte r Ju n e 22nd it is b elow

T hank ing vou,Pfc W a lte r S. F red rick*Co C , 317th In fa n try A P O «0 c-o Postm aster N ash v ilU , le n n .

V ----H’ar Ed ito r.

I am sending m y new address nd w an t to thank you for the >ast copies o f T h e L e a d e r " vh ich I have received. W e are ve ry busy cu t here and it w i l l be especia lly »w e lt to re ce iv i the tow n news once again. Y o u -ertain ly a re doing • sw ell job

M any thanks again and best w ishes to m y friends

Sincerely,P v t A . W P u rd y 4»0 M P E G Co Bks Í3 J4 Fo rt Custer. M ich

June 14, 1»43Dear E d ito r

I have been receiv ing the Com m ere Mil Lead er, and it ha* kep i m e in touch w ith the latest hap penings m town, and ateo s e v ­e ra l o f ray friends I am now studying at Pen n S ta te Co llepe In Psnnaly van ia T h is is sort a t a Pre-Flight Tra in in g , to h e lp us along when we are classified atfkf., ■ i i <ra ftifiaai 11 ft at i in > a - — I , , e _m n iiw t ie r i tar r u v i fThe studies are very intense but we have some at the'best teach

ora that tho A ir Corps can get. 1 am now in the test lap of m y studies up here and am starting to Fly.

As far as I am concerned and many other Cadets are concern­ed there is no other place like Penr. State.

I appreciate receiving the Com­mercial Leader and hepe you w ill icntinue to send it to me.

Thank you,AVN-S Richard P. Sommer Box 1«AAFCTD

State College. Pa.

D ear Ed ito r :Thanks a m illio n fo r contin-

jos ly send ing m e the m uch ap-1 jreciated p aper e v e ry week. F o r he past 17 m onths it su re has proven its usefulness to me d ow n n Cam p C ro ft, S . C .

Fo r the p resen t tim e, I am s t ill ra in ing n e w ly inducted re cru its n a r if le com pany. Y o u h a v e a ood kn ow led g e o f w h at the

. jasic tra in in g o f the ave rage fighting A m e r ic a n “ doughboy" is.

Since th is cam p is s tra in in g center w e a re doing our u tm ost to s k illfu lly t ra in th e m en in the best possib le w a y in o rd e r to qua lify them to be p repared for an y m ission they m ay encounter, e ither as a n in d iv id u a l, a m em ­ber of a squad, p latoon, o r any other organization.

W e ju s t fin ished on the m ach ­ine gup range, and the m en, es­pecially the young roan sure grasp th ings in a h u rry

The w e a th e r htas a tend ency to b e ,a lit t le w a rm w ith the tem p ­erature as h igh as 1 Ut w ith w a te r rationed to bu ild up w a te r re ­sistance:

Tbis bas ic tra in in g tha t the new ly inducted tra inee rece ives sure does bu ild them up p h y s i­ca lly , e sp ec ia lly o ve r the o b s ta ­c le course.

Last w e e k I w as hom e on a furlough and I stopped in to the office % tim es, but u n fo rtu n a te ly you w e re not in. H o w e ve r, I did have the p leasure o f speak ing to you r Dad, and expressed m y ap ­preciation fo r re ce iv in g t h e paper.

M y w ife is s t i l l l iv in g d ow n here w ith me. W e have art a p a r t ­ment and l iv e in Spartanb u rg , about f iv e m iles ou t o f cam p.

I ’m go ing to close now w is h ­ing you con tinued success w ith you r new spaper, as I w a n t to read last w eeks ed ition w h ich I just rece ived .

Y o u rs fo r Lyn d h u rs t,Cpl. T o n y Im pe llizzeri Co. D-38th B n Cam p C ro ft. S C

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A n e w 125,000 k ilow a tt tu rb ine generator at B u r lin g to n G e n e r ­ating S ta t io n o f P u b lic S e rv ic e E le c tr ic and G as C o m pany was placed in com m ercia l se rv ice oh Ju n e 17th.

Th is add ition bnngs the total capacity o f B u r lin g to n Sw<u>n to 405,000 k ilo w a tts and m akes it the second largest generating sta­tion in the P u b lic S e rv ic e sys- teip.

T u rb in e generators added dur­ing the past six years to th e sys­tems a t B u r lin g to n S ta t io n . M a ­rion S ta t io n in Je rs e y C i t y and Essex S t a t a n in N e w a rk rep re ­sent generating cap ac ity add ition ; totaling 425.000 k ilo w a tts and brings the generating ca p a c ity of tha en tire P u b lic S e rv ic e system to 1,133.650 k ilo w a tts B y m aking periodic additions, the com pany has been ab le to keep apace w ith demand for p ow er despite the tre ­m endous increase in industria l a c t iv ity in N e w Je rs e y due to Ihe w a r e f f t i t

In add ition to the B u r lin g to n . M arion , and Essex Sta tio n s. Pu b ­lic S e r v ic e a lso has generating stations In K e a rn y , the largest m it* system , and P e rth Am boy These f iv * stations are inter-con­nected so th a t in the eve n t of m echan ica l d ifficu ltie s necessi-

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M r and M r s Joseph C t lte . 134 V a lle y B ro o k A venu e , gave a party S a tu rd a y n ight in honor ot the ir goo. C o rp o ra l Jo sep h G Co­lie. and his w ife w ho an- on a leave from H ard ing F ie ld . Baton Rouge. L a T h e a ffa ir w a s also a , fa re w e ll p a rty a t honor e t th ru son C h ristop her, w ho leaves tor service In Am A rm y a n F r id a y

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