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S a tu rd a y . M arch 38: T u n e in to j th e “O ne G re a t H our” p ro g ram on any m a jo r s ta tio n a t 10 P.M.

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l l :00; C h ild re n 's Serm on, “C h ris t O n T r ia l ,” ; M orning M essage, ‘T h e G am b le rs a t th e Croat*'; Y oung P eop le 7:00: E ven ing W o rsh ip 8:00; M essage "T he M ystery of E lection .” '

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W ednesday. M arch 30: T h e la s t session o f C h ris tia n School u n til A pril 27tji w ill be held a t 3:30.

M idw eek M eeting i s . a t 8:00. w ith recep tio n by th e Session of those w ho w ish to confess C h r i i t in u n itin g w ith the C hurch .

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l a R u th e rfo rd , N . J .

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G olden T ex t: “W hatsoeverth in g s a re tru e , w h a tso ev e r th in g s a re honest, w h a tso ev e r th in g s a re ju s t, w h a tso ev e r th in g s a re pure, w h a tso ev e r th in g s a re lovely, w h atso ev er th in g s a re o f good re po rt; if th e re b e any v ir tu e , and if th e re be any p raise , th in k on th ese th in g s .” (P h il. 4:8).

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"T he Lord h a th b ro u g h t fo rth o u r r igh teousness: com e, and let us d ec la re in Z ion th e w o rk of th e L ord .o u r G od .” ( Je r . 51:10). C o rre la tiv e passages fro m “Sei e n ce and H ea lth w ith K ey to tMl’ S c rip tu res" by M ary B ak e r Eddy include:

“T h ere is b u t one p rim a l cau s* T h erefo re th e re c a n -b e no effec t from any o th e r causes, an d th e re can be no rea lity in a ilg h t w hich does not proceed from th is g rea t, and only cause " (p. 207).

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I vJ h e re ’s ®°°d n e w * t<*n*Kht: S a tu rd a y . M arch 26th, w ill fin d th* c lubhouse th e scene o f a n o th e r ga la social ev en in g , th e e v e n t to be sponsored b y th e W om an’s A u x ilia ry F o r y o u r e n jo y m e n t th e sponso r ’s h ave secu red th e serv ices of th e P izzicato T rio , (w h ich m ay be e n la rg e d fo r th e occasion) to fu rn ish th e n ecessa ry dance musica l th e even ing . R e fre sh m en ts w ill be p rep a re d u n d e r th e d irec tion o f M iss L o tta d i S a lad e B y p o p u lar dem an d th e m an ag em en t is b rin g in g back , to th e sc en e of h is g rea te s t t r iu m p h , th e in im itab le , tlla one a n d o n ly , th e irre p re ss ib le . Je ss L ib e rti, w ho w ill head an a ll- s ta r c a s t o f e n te r ta in e rs . So. AM VETS. g ra b y o u r h a t an d 'g raD Jjour coat ( a n d d o n ’t fo rg e t th e lit tle w o m an ) an d h ead for New Y ork A venue.

- .A t l a s t o u r te lev is io n se t has b een in sta lled an d is fa s t becom ing th e n u m b er o n e a ttra c t io n fo r a ll post m em b ers . I t is a t re a t to the eyes an d ears._ S p rin g is h e re , t r a la la la. \h a t also m ea n s th a t th e balm y S p rin g w e a th e r w ill be h e re an d th a t s tro n g b a c k s a re going to be need ed to lan d scap e th> g ro u n d s an d f in ish th e o u ts id e o f th e b u ild in g . . . .m»ft sa id . V .7

T h e B u ild in g C o m m ittee rep o r ts th a t th e p a r t i t io n h a s been or- •ed an d sh o u ld be insta lk -d ii* a b o u t tw o w eek s. T h is m ean s th a t

a i long las t w e sh a ll be ab le to set o ff th e rec re a tio n a re a of th u clubhouse fro m th e b a r

A q u ick g lance a t th e T ab le T en n is T o u rn a m e n t s ta n d in g s finds Jo e C ipolla aw ay o u t in fro n t o f th e fie ld in th e “ A ”- L eague w ith a reco rd o f 5-0. In th e “B' L eague it ’s a th re e -w a y f ig h t, for the lead w ith Zito. Jt«- P ilm ie r i an d F ra n k R onna a ll h av in g identic a l records of 3-0.

O ur ne ighbors, th e Bell«-ville Post, will* re p re se n t New Je rsey in th e N ational F in a ls o f th e A m vet T een-A ge B ask e tb a ll T ourney . T hey ea rn e d th e r ig h t to m ak e th*- t r ip to W ash ing ton by de fea tin g th e s tro n g A tlan tic C ity Post team in a c lose g am e w hich w as not decided u n til an e x tr a period had b een p lay ed G ood luck to them .

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ten d en t o f th e N ew Je rse y S ta te E m ploym ent S e n y c e rev ea led to day th a t his agency p laced 733# w orkers in jo b s d u r in g th e m onth o f F eb ru ary . In h is m onth ly re port to D irec to r of Emplo> m ent S ecurity . H arold G. H offm an. Ei d rid g e in d ica ted th a t 142 h a n d icapped w o rk ers. 72 ag ric u ltu ra l w orkers artd 1,142 v e te ra n s w ere am ong th o se placed.

The re p o r t po in ted o u t th a t the need * for h an d lin g a n increased u nem ploym ent com p e n s a t i o n claim s load w ith th e c o rre sp o n d ing tra n s fe r of em p lo y m en t s e r vice p ersonnel to th a t w o rk : few e r w ork d a y s -d u r in g th e m onth und reduced h irin g by em ploy e is brought a b o u t a loss of 682 place m erits from th e J a n u a ry to ta l

A t the end o f th e m onth , th e re w ere 2,302 m o re app lica tio n s for w ork in th e ac tiv e file of 123.500 Fem ale app lica tio n s d ro p p ed 1 -

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W ith A B a n d " . . .T ed W r n i i M e rc u ry . . .T e d W eem a U t a c k on th e M ercu ry K c n e w a in w ith tw o W eem s specials . W ith a r ran g e m e n ts w h ip p ed u p specia lly fo r th e in im itab ly -s ty lized m usic o f W eem s, th ese tw o sid es a re

to b* lit d em an d fo r a long . . . “A sia M in o r " . . . “V n P o- i De T u A m o r" . ■ .M a c h i to . . u r y . . .T o p sid e is s s tra ig h t

Ionian, in s tru m e n ta l rh u m b a .

M e rc u ry . . .P r e t ty K it ty K a lie n , fo rm e r s ta g in g s ta r w ith H a r ry Jam es, tiraafcr w i th b a r f ir s t M ercu ry re lease , n i p ia a

i e b a lla d a n fo r sa m e ra a i h e a v y puahing: K it ty d o es b o th w ith h e r C ustom ary a a d in g ra t ia t in g c h a rm . . . “C a m m e C l, Com m e C a " . . ."T h e L itt le O ld C h u rch N e a r L e iceste r S q u a re ". . . V ic Da- m o n e . . M e rc u ry . . -TopaM e sp ins in a s lo w , easy faah ion . so s u ita b le to D a M oan 's ly ric to n sils . M elody rid e s in th e v e in e f th e p o p u la r “L a z y C o u n try sid es". R e v e rse is a b e a u tifu l w ed d in g s to ry in m elo d ic tones. L u sh a r r a n gem e n t s o l G le n n O ssar co m p lim en t i to p voc a l r e c o r d . . .D on’t paaa u p a new n o v e lty h i t b y A r t K asse l a lso on M e rc u ry R ecords, c a lled , “A ll

t i - . a _ u ln^ww i s r o W w i t r r t w u f *

M ra. L y m a n R . Ptowell, p resid en t, « a a in .charge o f a s tu d y perio d fo r tb e W om an’s M fc ien arjr S ociety o f th e R e td M em oria l U n ited P re e b y te rta n C h u rch re cen tly a t th e c b y fch . She w ttf e n te r ta in h e r ex e cu tiv e com m ittee a t h e r h o m e th ia a fte rn o o n . Mra. J . H . L ip p in c o tt a n d Mra. E. F. G u n d licb h a v e b een n am ed th e n o m in a tin g com m ittee . P lan a

AT THE RIVOLI -Joan Fontaine wi*he* ‘good yawning* to lames Stewart and Eddie Albert a* they revive her from an overtdeal af deeping pill* taken on her wedding nipclit! It l*~ju*l our of tbe many laugh-provoking *4ene* in the film hit ‘You Gotta Stny* Happy* The aiwtoeiate feature i t ‘Walk A Crooked Mile* ro-vtarring Last* Hayward and Dennis O'Keefe. The double-featured program will be fthown o« Sunday thru Tuesday.

M r. and M rs. A r th u r J . S co tt, J r . , 128 D elafie ld a v en u e .nounce th e a riv a l o f a d a u g h te r , K a th e rin e Louise, b o rn M a fc h 15 a t Passaic G en era l H ospita l.

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L a d ies ’ A u x ilia ry o f G e n e ra l J o h n J . P e rsh in g Cam p.. S p an ish W a r V eteran s , m et T u ead ay even in g a t th e VJT.W. b u ild in g w ith M rs. E lizabe th F a irla m b , p res id e n t in charge.

P la n s w e re m ad e fo r a jo in t m u s te r se rv ice w ith th e C a m p on th e ev en in g of A p ril 19, w h en th e c a m p ' w ill also c e le b ra te th e ir 20th a n n iv e rsa ry a n d th e a u x il ia ry m em b ers w ill jo in w ith them . H e n ry W allace is c o m m an d er of

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198 d u rin g th e m o n th to a c u r r e n t ! to ta l of 36,529.

In d u str ia l c la ss ifica tio n s show ing an in crease in h ire s fo r F e b ru a ry and th e n u m b e r placed as follow : fo re s try an d f ish ing 2: co n trac t co n s tru c tio n 182: food and k in d red p ro d u cts 163: ap p a re l an d re la te d p ro d u cts 822; ch em icals and a llied 202; m iscellaneous m an u fa c tu rin g 186. m ach inery ex c lu d in g e le c tric a l 127; c lay and g lass p ro d u cts 96; le a th e r an d lea th e r p roducts 92; ru b b e r p roducts 57. special g o v e rn m e n t p ro jec ts f; m iscellaneous 1.

S ig n ifican tly th e re w ere m ore persons u n d e r 2 1 y e a rs o f age p laced d u r in g F eb ru a ry .

P lacem en ts d iv id ed am ong, the m ajo r occu p atio n al g ro u p s follow : serv ice 3490; u n sk illed an d o th er 1383. sem i-sk illed 1139; c lerical and sales 935; sk illed 460; p ro fessional and m an a g e r ia l 56.

.JKafab “ TJUi f« f o u r l i /* ” E4- mmnU is th e world's party givtngast guy. He needs only the sligh test, escuse to toss a spread. Lika re cently when he learned th a t a ; switchboard girl In h it office build-' lag was going to have a birthday. Ralph got up a party among the employees with charades, games *u’ stuff a t h is Hollywood home. -

I * • •- R e t Home's Just completed SS-

day tour tof S4 USA cities a ttrac ted 300,000 persons who paid M l2.000. And. In addition, he raised thousands of dollars for varied w orthwhile charities in every city. '

• • v‘ More th sn a million rubber dolla

named “Ametmmdrm" a fte r the daughter born to Mr. and Mra. Amos Jones on the "da te* V A ndy" show a re now on sale a t top reta il s to res across the nation.

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dlsim s h e r g rea te s t th rill came when President Roosevelt Intro?* d u c e d ' h e r to E ngland 's King an d Q ueen by ssy lng “T his is K ste Sm ith, this Is Amerleo.'

I • • •, B u d C o llre r , j emcee of CBS’ d a lly “ W in n er Tmke All** quls, s ta rted out to be a law yer like h ia fa th er but he’a ended ap doing exactly like hia mother, b ro ther a a d siste r—all s tsg e veteraas.

Short Shorts: H enry Garson and Bob Soderberg. who w rite CB8* " Junior Ml—** have Just been signed .to do th e screenplay for “B lank jW a ir . . . T he BIU Soier p resen tation of the Philip Morris Plmyhomso <Fiidays-CB8> never haa an audi

e n c e . Even th e orcheetra la a o t in ' the sam e studio . . . Tetoolslost fo r ' tee th in g aurgery aad medicine w ill have a pioneering dem onstration before 1S.QM MD'a a t tha A M * Ju n e convention . . . T he

four sc h o la rsh ip S ta te College for steden ts who p la y ! “unusual" Instrum ents Is screening

'e llg tb lee . . . C B S haa received S04* le tte rs requeetlng th at Prof. Kropotk in 's room b e show s la the forth-,

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w hile tb e f lip is a L a tin b a lla d R ig h t; Louie; D ro p T h e G u n " ,sung b y G ra c le l la (M ach ito ’s s is- 1t e ; ) . . . “J u s t G o o fin ’’ . . •. “I ’ll Do

ia m s . . .T h e f i r s t s id e is som eth in g . new lab e le d “po lite bo p ” an d fe a tu re s th e m ellow , m o d ern f la v o r of B u d d y A rn o ld 's te n o r sax. F lip a ide fin d s G en e d o in g th e vocal o n a n o v e lty -ish rh y th m b a llad th a t h a s rece iv ed rav e s w h e re v e r b e p lay e d i t o n p e rso n a l’ a p p e a ra n c e * .. . “B ro th e r J u g ’s S erm o n ” . . . “A b d u llah ’s F ie s ta ”

G erie A m m o n s . . . T h is one r id e s a s a s tra ig h t in s tru m e n ta l, w h ile M arcel D an ie ls le ts o u t w ith bop vocal o n th c flip . A coup le of h ig h r id in g sides th a t sh ou ld b e tops n a tio n a lly . ."M ary M ary ”. “JeatiS M et T h e W tfm an A t , lh e c w n P T he W ell” . . .G o ld en G ate Q u a r te t . . . M e rc u ry . . . A lw ays a to p ran k in g v o ca l g ro u p , a n d ran k in g as No. 1 S p ir i tu a l G ro u p ” of th is y e a rs P i tt s b u rg h C o u rie r P o ll, th e G olden G a te Q u a r te t, d o tw o of th e ir m o st p o p u la r sp ir itu a ls ..“A rise M y D arlin g P o lk a ” . . .

I “A lone In T h e W orld W altz ’’ . . .• Rudy P lo c a r . . . M e rc u ry . . L ittle tim e e lap ses b e tw e en reco rd r e leases, b e fo re R u d y P lo car fan s s ta r t d e m a n d in g another* w ax in g by th e ir fav o r i te po lka lead er.In an sw er to th ia c lam or. M ercury ig re leasin g a n o th e r d isc in g by P locar, f e a tu r in g a po lka b ac k ed by a w altz : b o th a re in s tru m e n ta ls , q u ick m oving , an d su re to be h its in d e m a n d . . . “K iss M s S w eet” . . . “ I D on’t See M e In Y our E yes A n ym ore’’ . . . K itty

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In 1 M I th e p roductaan o f r in c o re a t f r a n k l in a n d O p te M h u i* . S ussex C o u n ty , w as a p p ro x im ate ly 500,000 tons, w h ich Ik ab o u t th e sam e as in 1847. b u t m o rd e r to a u g m e n t fu tu re p ro d u ctio n fro m th e O g d en sb u rg m ane, eon 1 st r u c tio n o f a n ew sh a f t w as s ta r te d . N ew J e rse y co n tin u e s to

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. ' P fo d u c tio n o f h o n o r th e a s te rn s ta te s p e r c e n t o v e r 1847 i to 4.472JIOO tons. to in crease in product* th e Adironftaefc- reg m n in N eu j Y ork P ro d u c tio n i n N ew J e rs e y ’ am o u n te d to approxfeua te ly 4*0.000 tone, o n ly a s lig h t in crease o v e r th e 407^08 to n s produce*! in i 1947;

I t Mad b een ex p ec ted th a t th ereo p en in g o f th e R ingw ood m ines. P assaic C oun ty , in 1947 w ould g ive a boost to t h r S U tr '* p ro * duc t ion in 1940, b u t th e u n e x p rr t ed ly se v ere w in te r of 1047-1*48, m u se d su ch a la rg e a d d itio n a l ex- < p ense in H ecpihn o p e n th e ro ad and ra i lro a d to th e m in es th a t t i e o p e ra to r w as fo rced lo suspend o p e ra tio n s a lxm t M ay I S a le o f } th e m in es to a 'n e w n w r . Ih» P e tro le u m E x p o rt- lro p o rt C orpm a tio n in D c c e m te r m ay pre^agt- b e tte r tim es fo r th is o ld raknmr. d istr ic t.

P ro d u c tio n o f n o n m e ta ll ir m a im rials &rctt as r fu s h e d s t w . im v san d a n d g ra v e l k e p t p ace w ith b u ild in g ronst ru c tio n , a n d al th o u g h co ip p le te .statistics a re not av a ilab le , it is e v id e n t th a t th~ v a lu e o f those product* exceedcv th e 1047 figure . A ta b u la tio n of th e 1047 d a ta show s th a t th e v a lu c of a ll m in e ra l p ro d u cts in th a t y e a r w as $44,250,000 a s c o m p ared w ith $33,518,000 in 1848. a n d th a t n e x t to th e zinc o re . th e m ost v a lu a b le raw m a te ria l wa* san d and eravv!: 5.533.011 t« o s o f: w h ich y ie ld ed rev e n u e o f 88335. 343. C lay p ro d u cts o th e r th a n p o t te ry a n d re fra c to r ie s h a d a v a lu e o f 80.584.000. a n d th e iro n o re . a v a lu e o f 8 3 » ® .8 3 r * ~

S ta tistic* of m in e ra l p ro d u ctio n in N ew Je rse y a re c o llec ted an d com piled by th e G eo log ic and T o p o g ra p h ic S u rv e y n co o p era tio n w ith th e U S B u re a u of M ines a n d th«* u u n e ra l p ro d u c t r - T hey not only sh«*w c u rre n t tre n d s in p ro d u ctio n , b u t a lso a re of va lih ' in e s tim a tin g th e life o f ) m in e ra l o p e ia tio n s w h e re re se t ves a rc know n D eta iled m in e ra l s ta tis tic s a re on file fin th e office o f th e Geologi^* and T opograph ic S u rv ey . S ta te House A nnex. T re n to n , an d w ill be fu rn ish ed upun1 equest.

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TROOP 4G ene G ra n d e r and R ich a rd F re y a re go ing b e fo re th e B o ard of

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B erg en C o u n ty 's D em o cra ts a re facing an o ld -fa sh io n ed p r i m ary f ig h t— th e f irs t tn m any y e a rs—w ith tw o co m p le te tick e ts e n te re d for s ta te an d co u n ty o f fices und a th re e -w a y b a tt le for the s ta te co m m ittee post. T he b a ttle grow s o u t of a c h a llen g e to th e le a d e rsh ip '‘6T C oun ty C h a ir m an H erm an P. J. H o ffm an n of Teaneck .

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T h e co m m ittees in c h a rg e of th e a ffa ir a re a s fo llow s: E. Ja ck H ughes, g e n e ra l c h a irm a n ; J a m A D eL ellis, co -ch a irm an ; A rno ld H o ltae rr, co -ch a irm an ; A nth o n y C ap u to , secre ta ry .

H o n o rary C o m m ittee : F ra n kA ndrew s, V. F. W. S ta te C om m an d e r; Colonel C h e s te r A. C h arle s , A cting C h ie f o f S taff, D ep a rtm en t of D efenae; H onora b le M ayor H orace R. B ogle; H on o rab le Ja m e s A. B reslin . H o n o ra b le Ju d g e C a rm ih e S av in o , J r . ; H o n o rab le Ju d g e W illiam L. B ivona; H onorab le Jo aep h M eli’#>, U n d erah eriff, B erg en C o u n ty : J o se p h B ader, D is tr ic t D ep u ty , B.P. O.K.

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O th e r a rtia ta a p p earin g in th e T a len t S h o w a re , th a M ayer S is te rs , vocal g ro u p , R e tta C olem an, a ch ild a c tre ss , w ho p layed in th e p ic tu re , "N a k e d C ity" , th e “S u n sh in e T r io ” , a n in s tru m e n ta l group . M iss D eG erlando , s in g e r, w ho h a s su n g recenU y on “ O p era A ud itio n s O f th e A ir" rad io p ro g ram .

T hese a re a few o f th e w o n d e rfu l fe a tu re s to b e p resen ted , th ro u g h th e com bined e ffo r ts of V icto r a n d J o h n F ran g ip an e . a t th e T a le n t S h o w an d C oncert, to b e h e ld a t th e L y n d h u rs t H igh School. M ay 8.

A n o th e r aerv ice w ill b e h e ld o n S a tu rd a y n ig h t a n d th e T r i d u u m w ill b e c o n c lu d ed o a S u n d a y a fte rn o o n w ith a recep tio n fo r new m em bers. R ev T hom as M an sfie ld w ill p rea c h a t th ? t h re e servieea.

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R e g is tra tio n o f 3*0 new v o te rs an d re c o rd in g o f m an y tra n s fe rs d u r in g th e p a s t 10 d a y s w e re re p o rte d b y th e to w aah ip c le rk ’s o f f ice las t w eek . O n ly local con test in tb e co m in g p r im a ry w ill b e th e e lec tion o f R ep u b lican co u n ty co m m ittee m en a n d w om en in th e f if th d is tr ic t D om inick N otte, CIS R iv e rs id e a v e n u e , a a d Jo sep h in e D el C o re . 206 P a u l a tree t. Will t ry to u n se a t G a r ry C. G iaqu in to . 343 W ilson a v e n u e ah d Jo sep h in e S p a r ta . 712 M eyer avenue, seek in g re-election . AU o th e r coun ty co m m itte e c a n d id a tea , bo th R ep u b lican an d D em ocratic , a re unop- pna>ri— --------------------------------- ---

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M ay o r B ogle rep lied th a t \jch t*ie ir h o sp ita ls v ia th e lo tte ry am i A lex an d er, a v e te ra n of th e D orem us Corps* and one tim e N ationa la red u c tio n w o u ld m ak e * A m erican m oney" C ham pion D rum m er. So th is com bina tion , plus th e new un ifo rm s,po ssib le to m eet th e m n n ~-rr*rT~ ’*'*** c lu b m a rk e d St. P a tr ic k th e C o rp s sh o u ld look lik e a m illin b u ck s w h en th ey o p e n th e sea-p ay ro ll. Day by w e a rin g o f th e g ree n and son on D eco ra tio n Day.

A p u b lic h e a rin g w as b e td or* <b - lh e se rv in g o f t ra d itio n a l corn- , th e p roposa l to c h an g e a pfc* o f 's i b ee t. L e ts give c r e ^ t to th e C om m ittee th a t is u n se lf ish ly d ev o tin glan d 200 by 200 fee t on th e c o ta e r V an W ag n er an t* He rm an - m a n y h o w s to - th e C o rp s Bob G u ilfo y le is C h a irm a n a n d M anager.Of T o n tin e an d P a rk avem ie* fro m ** ^ Hoffm an. B erg en C oun ty w ith A ndy C lough ley a s A ssistan t M ankger and b ack ed u p bv a a n “A " to a **B” zone D em ocr a tic ch a irm a n , w e re g uests h a rd h ittin g C om m ittee co n sis tin g of F ran k H in ch c lifie , Jo h n Zim

I t w as e x p la in e d th a t th e E lk s *x m eetin g a t th e VFW h ead m er Eugeni,* Spies and Jo sep h B aroody.b u ild in g w h ich is on th a t sate is <*u* r ,e r s in V ak*y B lo o k uv en u ‘ je x e m p t fro m th e zon ing law s b e - J S te lla to , a m em b e r of the , o u r . next! reg u la r-b u s in e ss m ee tin g w ill be on A pril 5 th At ouicause It w as in opetatawn p rw « to club, and an A ssem bly cun social m eeting , A pril 12th, o u r A d ju tan t R ichard C ou iih lin . sta tes,th e ad o p tio n o f th e z u o m t o rd :- jd*daU? o n ^ th e re g u la r tick e t, w as o r t.)a inis w , |j s |u m th** m otion p ic tu res of thi* last W orld* S eries

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Bov Scout T roop No. 4-. sponsored by th is Post. now conducts its m ee tin g s each T h u rsd ay , 7 to 9 P M at th e P ost O u r new ly a p p o in te d . S co u tm aste r 1s L en Toles. a m em ber .of th e P ost If you h ave a y o u n g s te r or know o f any p ast 12* y e a rs of age. send hm v dow n, as I know Len w ill b e g lad to h av e him jo in up.

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w as d ec id ed to c o n tin u e th e h ea r- *.r* » e d out of th e co u n try on for* ing a t th e n e x t m ee tin g wl th e «**» lo tte rie s and sa id th ey shou ld

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sa id th a t h e fe lt th a t th e E lk s n1« ' ' ,o n in g fhe in su rg e n t faction M arch 30th, so if in te res ted , con tac t Jo h n n y . T h is is a m u st Job a* w o u ld b e w illin g to fo re e o t i y P*r^ ' •, co m m en tin g w h en | t ^,» C o u n ty C o nven tion w ill be h e re on J u ly 27. 28. 29 an d SO andp roposed ch an g e in classtfwatKw i q u estio n ed “I m not in te re s te d in t ^e b u ild in g has to be in tip to p shapei f th e n e ig h b o rs w ould s tg a a p e d ,v ,d m g th e p a rty ’. H e urged S p eak in g o f t h r C o n v en tio n , y o u r C o m m an d er w ill s ta r t th istit io n a llo w in g th em to e re c t t h e * u P P °rt of th e re g u la r D em ocra tic w eek to lay out th e p lans, w h ic h 'w ill call for n u m ero u s vo lun teer* , proposed b u ild in g . can d id a tes , m en tio n in g th e ir q u a- ,f you ar<> ca lle d upon to he lp .p lease do so Its a g ig an tic u n d er-

H e e x p la in e d th a t th e aew *if»«*Uqns an d e x p re ss in g th e be tak in g an d can only be successfu l by eo -operatiun o f th e e n ti r Post b u ild in g w o u ld be b e tte r kw k^ng ***** >e a r s «cl*et w as out- m em bersh ip . O n th is score , th e E xecu tive C om m ute* ' is a sk ed to be th a n th e one now in use a n d th a t »nd w ould ap p eal to in-, p resen t n ex t F rid ay ev en in g a t 9 P M w hen C o m m an d er R egan w illth e a c tiv itie s w ou ld e o n tm u r a> d ep en d en t ks w ell as R e p u b lic a n , discuss* th e m a t te r of th e com ing, conven tion ,th ey h a v e in th e p ast v o te rs j

A n ap p lic a tio n for a * p e rm it to _ M r _s t *‘1»*‘to - p res id e n t of th e R em em b er you D ues -rem em b er your m eeting n ig h ts a n d also hold a ce le b ra tio n o n C h a se av e - End D em ocratic C lub , d e -, th e n am e LEG IO N m eans se rv ice to a ll v e te ra n s and th eirn u e on J u n e 25. 28 a n d 2 T w a s a r tb e d .a s th e only su p h o rgan ize- j fam ilies.d iacuaaad b v tb e b o a rd , T b a >s t b e Uon m lh<“ c o u n try o w n in g i t s ] 7 — ---------- — -------- - — ------— --------- — ----------------- -—seco n d ap p lic a tio n w h ich h a s bees* *mrn c lu b h o u se f r e e sn d c lea r . I g ro u p ^»r th e br»nor I B reslin . m u n ic ip a l c h a irm an ,rec e iv ed fo r a p e rm it to h o ld * p led g ed a p ro g ram of econom y. A M iss M ary R odgers, c h a irm an . Pr *»**d reg u la r D em ocratics tre e t fe s tiv a l n a tiv e of L y n d h u rs t an d a g ra annwunrt>(i Dlan_ _ <luh c a n d id a tes and p rom ised a la rg e

Thfe b o a rd h as a lso rec e K d « a d u a t,“ Jo h n M arsh a ll C ollege a n n o u n c td P lans for u i lu b t a , d vote P r im a ry Day W alte r Wilp e titio n w ith ab o u t 40 n a m e s a n L a w w ith th re e y e a rs o f ove.* P a rty May 6 a t th e VFW h e a d - j n io tt, c lu b p res id en t, in tro d u cedi t a sk in g th a t th e p e rm it b e re~ ^ » a r se rv ice , he th an k e d th e q u a r te rs C om m issioner J a m e s A ! th e sp t'ak ersfused . M rs. C h ers io . a s v u s iv r a n for th e p e titio n s igners, sand th a t th e c a rn iv a l w as a nu isan ce

S h e a lso ca lled a t te n tio n to a reso lu tio n w h ich had by th e B o ard o f C« in 1840 in w h ich th ey n o t to g ra n t p e rm its for o r c irpuses in L y n d h u rs t

M ayor Bogle said th a t fiar h ead o f th e D e p a rtm e n t of S a fe ty , w o u ld d iscuss the th o ro u g h ly w ith b o th - s ides m ak e a reco m m en d atio n to th e

C om m issioner C laren ce w ood an n o u n ced th a t 1 on S tu y v e sa n t avenue g in o n A p rily5 an d .asked th e w e c h a n ts in th e a ffec ted a re a t» I p a tie n t a n d c o o p e ra tiv e 1 r e p a irs w e re com pleted .

A reso lu tio n uf th e fam ily of Jo h n J O S n l l i p roposed b y M ayor passed by th e b o a rd M r _0 'N **n ; w ho h ad b een a m em b er o f th e police fo rce for 23 y e a r* '4 re t ire d a few y e a rs ago. «‘ w eek . # f |. C a rm in e S av ino an n o u n ced th a t , h e h ad rece iv ed th e pf p o w n sh ip A tto rn ey O eU ag h er T h e res ig n * ti* * t e b e e ffec ted A p ril I T h e m entbee* o f • th e b o a rd gave Mr G a itu gh** th e ir b est w ishes G a ilag h e r has a n n o u n ced hi* candidacy ® th e com m issioner e lec tion in Ma*

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Of The Newest REG A L SU PER M ARKET Next Thursday March 31VALUASLE GIFT FOR EVERY SHOPPER

GUESSING CONTEST WITH CASH PRIZES Terrific Food Specials To Celebrate Our Opening

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n O N N lK BROWN raced Into the I x offices of the Sm ith vllle Daily

• I A te of speed. He was sixteen. Had h e taken time to walk, he- might have had tim e to th ink. Thi*. I am •ore, never had occurred to him. He •lid to a full stop in fro n t of Tom

turn’s deek. Tom was the editor, reporter and owner of th#*

i looked up as Ronnlr adjusted h is clothing.

"W hat’s up thi# mom.n~. Fashion K a l i? ”

*’6 h nothing m urb." IIs fîp.ncU nonchslgncr. "Just a c o o p for yours truly. T h a t's all.”

"A scoop?" Tom looke-l mildly Interacted. “Where, who and how?”

•W hen you leave call th e opera* tor and ask h e r to p u t any calls for the paper through to you a t the courthouse. Ju s t report exactly whs* happens in th a t court room. Nothing more. Above all. ho per sonal opinions Have i t ready fa r Jack to set up when he comes In a t one o'clock.*

He i ta r te d fo r th e doer. -O b. yeah." Ha tu rned around. *Xn the right hand com er a t my middle

I drawer you’ll find a card you m * h t ! need."j Ronnie waited until h is <*r had pulled away and m ade a dive for the

Id*-;*. There it w aa Ronnie grew two ! inches in half a m inute. I t was a press card, w tth his nam e on it.‘ At ten m inutes until nine Ro entered the county courthouae.

The proceedings oonsumed nearly an hour. I t was a busy hour for him.

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VFW -GOLDEN JU B IL E E A N N U A L B A L L "— T h e genera! c o m m ittee is in full sw ing. A ll th e su b -co m m ittees r e p o r t progress as th ey w o rk on thc few R etails le ft for th tn i to do. T h e tick e t c h a irm a n , W alte r G o w erek re p o r ts th a t the ad v an ce sa le of tick e ts is in o p e ra tio n and th ey a re g o ing fast. T he re f re sh m e n t c h a irm a n P a t B ian cu lli has his m cn a ll Ifhed u p and is p re p a re d to ta k e care o f a rec o rd crow d in g re a t sh ap e. F rom th e re p o r t o f d istin g u ish ed g u es ts co m m ittee c h a irm an , W illiam P . ' G a llag h e r, m an y d isin g u ish e d g u e s ts w ill b e a t th e B all. J3 a m e c o n te s t a n d e x h ib it ion

'c h a irm a n , A nth o n y C aputo , a lso reports, th a t a rra n g e m e n ts have been co m p le ted w ith the A r lh u r M u rray School of D ancing of N ew a rk , N J . for th em to send to L y n d h u rs t “Dance Ai l is ts ” to p erfo rm in 'th e ex h ib itio n , an d also to p a rtic ip a te iti th e R h u m b a contest. D eco ra tio n s c h a irm an , J e ro n )e S co tt, has co m p le ted p lan s to deco ra te -the h a ll for th e Ball. T h e p rizes and aw a rd s cn a irm a n , who is a lso g e n e ra l ch a irm an . E Ja c k H ughes, has co llec ted m an y prizes fo r th e doo r

Nursing Career For Women Town Explainsw - - - - Rent Vote

R ep resen ta tiv e H a rry L . Tow e, R u th e rfo rd , to d ay ch a rg ed

Outlined By S*. BaraobnsYoung women in thi* area of Newark, N.J. anticipated Jj^t^ht^House-passed b>H to ex- ing the fi«*lei of nur*ing will be inlerealed in changes i^nd ren t corflrol fo r filjen

Itlm-rH . 1 1 111.- School «f %urîng oprralrd by ihr Ho*. >w« ^ t h i

He t r ^ t ^ g ^ e v w ^ w b r d spoken ,o r in e a o o r Prixes as w r i t as th e co n te s t jnvui its. in a d d itio n I * th i/j ] into his note book. j c c r t*f»catcs of dancinR lessons g iven by the A rth u r M u rra y s s tu d io s .'

He hurried back to the Ofcranlele T h o se gen ero u s m erc h a n ts w ho have d onated p riz e s fo r the j office and sa t down a t the battered ; ro n tc s t a™ as follow s W olf C onfectionery . S to re , K le v e r K lad D ress old typewriter. A fter two houm of S h o P- M onty s H at and S p o rtsw ea r Shop. L y n d h u rs t Men\> Shop, banging on it, he looked up. I t waa V alley B rook A ppliance. L y n d h u rs t Jew e le rs . P u lv e r 's G ift Shop, noon. J M arcu s Je w e le rs , D av en p o rt D rugs. W ern ers C lo th ie r , Z im m erm an ’s

At one o’clock he had to swallow j C lo th in g S to re . B uron 's C u t R ale D rugs. C rosby Je w e le rs , R u thcr-

e n t e r in g in tro H m -e Hpilal «»f Si. Barnuba _______ _ _High S t r e e t . Newark, N.J. Aniionneemenl f o r t h i s pr«»graiit jm e .M h e said, “a? though we are w h i r l , h a * Ih-.-., w o r k e d o u t w i t h R . . t * r r » I f n iv r r M tv N e w -a r k r o l l e r * o f A r ts a n d ?5ei«*nee w a s m a d e to d a y b y I ,t m ay be th a t e v e ry th in g in ourE lix ; il» r lh F cjnlanoii* r e c e n t ly a p p o i n t e d d i r e c t o r o f t h e ! c o u n t r y w iH be c o n tro lled n • I # lN lnrsim r “In th e cêbati; on th is b ill th e

B eg inn ing in S ep tem ber, all an d w il l h av e th e a d v a n ta g e of t a d m in istra tio n h ®s s tu d en ts e n ro lled in lhe S t B a r ! • n ew coursc in F . t s h m u i E ng- p ll0 [t , ^ n c r i t » fa ir d A l n ,u n abas School of N ursing wilT i t - t l i s h . in tio d u ced only thus y e a r T propL-rty w n c r e « , . o a t n u tRe . . , J

Srholez Dares • ,Hoffmanites “ .i •TESl I ‘Xt*ey hSv. done

"T h eir approach to th is very

, ~ ' a r t f l J . . a o - j confiscating p ro p e r ty r a th e r th ana n d F o r W o i u c n a n d C l i i l d r e n . 68-> f COntroU ing it. I t b eg in s to look to

Turner's Warn m3 OnFlourescents

Since th e u i e o f flourencent lig h ts in p lac e s o f business an d hom es h a s becom e so u n iv ersa l, a new h e a lth h a z a rd has d ev e lo p ed w hich re q u ire s serio u s consi-

-M a y ■J o seph S w o h tt r - ^ Tstu d e n ty w tll be e lig ib le fo r ac* tiv itie s a t R u tg ers and th e i r cour-

“Charlle Slater and h is wife are ■ettinc a divorce " He emphasised this last. “And It’s over another woman.”

"T h at’s no scoop. I t 's d irty llnefi.' Tom stared* s t' him coldly. ‘ We don’t wash it in the Chronicle. You that." He lowered his head

**Watt a minute." Ronnie “The other woman la only six years o ld ”

-W ell, why didn’t you say so t" Ronnie leaned back with a

satisfied grin. " I got i t from He and Mom were talking last l Pop Is handling Mrs S later’s defense or whatever you call lt. Anyway they a re getting a divorce because Charlie pron’t let her adopt her niece.”

“Why doesn't her sister raise bar Own kid?"

*"n»ey won’t let her. She's been In a lot of trouble snd tha court has decided If Mrs Sister won’t take her She will have to go to the Orphans' Itome.”’

Tom let out a low whistle. “Mrs Slater must have some sister "

“1 *ue« •o." Ronnie admitted •Whenever they talk shout her I have to leave the room

"I get It.” He laughed a t Ronnies hopeful expression. "But I'm not letting you ln on It. You can get the fact* of life from your Dad "

• Well, then.” he sighed dismally. "How about the story? Can I write It up’’’

Tom stared Into spare thoughtfully for a minute. “ I t hasn 't rome to court yet. has it?”

•'It.comes up this m ornli^. I heard Pop say so *

• Well, then." he smiled, “you cover It as it comes out in court.

Ronnie couldn’t believe his ears “You mean I can handle it alone?"

' You'll have to." He d idn 't look too happv about It. “I've got to go to the rapltol this morning. It might take me all day "

"l,ook, Ronnie " He stared s t Ron-

hia pride and help tbe pressman.At four o'clock they were all out

and on th e street.Ronnie grabbed a oopy. aa he had

seen Tom do. and tfnklng back into a chair read every line. He waa

kaed a t hts own daring aa he read the wrH e-up on the divorce proceedings. HU oacfcirnaa ooaed oa t of him. I t d id n 't aeem such a good idea to tak a m atters in Ma own hands as tt had seemed before fee paper w ant to p r m

At fo u r-th irty Toaa b u n t Into lhe office with m urder in Ma eye. T taa- n i e r he r^ ia d a d . -what got Into you?”

“W hat d o ^ o u saaan? I t kaoks pretty good to me." He eyed Tom warily.

" I t would.” Me sank into Ms d m lrv “Oh. brother! This rfwukl attr up something!" H e stared moodily a t the deek. ”T faaas Ws ait my own fault. I ought to have known I

v . i <■>...... « ° - i p ro p ertie s w n ien m e w m v.iek H ughes, o u r g en e ra l c h a irm an , w ishes to rem in d the gen- ? u s t HofTman from p arty c o n tro l i p ro g ram , d u rin g th e Ias i y e a r o f t ^ in effec t had re tu rn e d m blic w ho in tend to Im- a t thc Ball no t to w a it too long to ,n B(>, t;cn c ‘,u *, ty - asserte-cl. th a t | w h ich ex p e rien ce is g a in e d in th*- j th c ir ow ners T h is b ill m ak es s ,a s th ey a re rea lly lim ited . Ca’ll the VFW P ost an y even ing " o l 0,10 of H offm an s can d id a te s ho sp ita l c lin k s , h i fam ily h e a lth su b stan tia l p rov ision th a t I

fo rd C u t R a te Drugs, M onroe R adio Safes and S erv ice , P eggy’s P o w d er P uff, S a l’s R ad io an d T elev ision and M odel Hom e A pp lian ce

Ja c k e ra l publ;tic k e ts ,as in ey a re rea lly lim ited . C all the Vf W p o s t an y evening fo r re se rv a tio n s T he te le p h o n e n u m b er is R U th 2-8718. A lso if you h av e unsold tick e ts p lease .send them in as th e re is a dem and fo r them .

F rid a y n igh t the n o m in a tio n of those w ho w ill Im* e lec ted to se rv e as o fficers for th is y e a r w ere chosen, and th is com ing Friday , M areh 25, thc ac tu a l e lec tio n w ill tak e place. Need w e rem ind m em b ers o f the im p o rtan ce o f th is m eeting. N ot only is it your d u ty to vo te a t this e lec tio n , but m oke su re th a t y o u r fellow com rad e s a re atl in form ed o f th is date . N ext w eek sh o u ld te ll who 'th e m en w ill be w ho w ill lead us th ro u g h th is m ost im p o rta n t of y e a rs in VFW JM-tivitv, lh e 50th

A P ig Roust w ill Ih.* h e ld th is S a tu rd ay , M arch 2<>, by the ' C ooties. I t w ill be a b e n e fit a f f a i r j o r a v e ry w o rth y 'c a u se . Htj-e

y i s art o p p o rtu n ity ' to give y o u rse lf a tre a t and h e lp “it frien d Tn

a u ig .n l D em ocrat, today ra ile d :ês w ill be b e tte r ^placed o v e r . | upon the C andidates put u p by ; *°nger period of tim e H. P. J H offm an tn ‘‘com e o u t T h e courses w hich w ill b e g iv en ̂f rom b eh in d Hoffm an s coat ta ils a t R u tgers, in a d d itio n to th e j ^ ^ o u g h o u t and d ec la re yourse lf e ith e r fo r new F resh m an English course , in- o r a g a in st h is leadersh ip". e lu d e A natom y and P h ysio logy

The Rebel Dem ocrat, w ho is M icroboiogy. C h em istry . P sycho l p a rt of a com ple te sla te h ead ed i ogy and Sociology

rub lcm—has—bee n

T he rea l d a g g e r is fo u n d in p ro p erly d ispoiihie tt# th # tu rn e d o u t tubes. T h ese tu b es a re f illedw ith l?e<yMium w hich is a su b stance w ith w h ich sc ien tis ts a re a p p a re n tly n o t v e ry faim H ar b u t u n d e r c e r ta in p resc rib e d circuiT- stances, is a d e a d ly poison, p a rt icu la rly to th e flesh.

A rth u r V. T u rn e r . L y n d h u rs t H ealth Officer h as issued a w a rn ing \o a ll p e rso n s usin g floures* cen t ligh ts, to p ro p e r ly d ispose of th e b u rn ed o u t tu b es in such a m an n e r th a t ch ild ren , especially , w ill not com e in co n ta c t w ith th e tubes o r th e b e ry lliu m w ith w hich

■| t h e y t I d led.pu rely political one. w ith o u t a n y _________________regard , in my o p in ion , for thep riv a te r l . h ^ o f C h f r t t n M W S e a l

d«oM™iblNowI Sale Increasesa re confron ted w ith .a com-

fcy A lfred W KiCfer of Has T lie n u rs in g ed u ca tio n p ro g ram j a d m in istra tio n w a n ts t e l e c o n t r o l ! Sea I ® a l e in I^ n d h ju rs t w m ra -brouck H eig h ts in an e ffo rt to a t S l B arnabas is a th re e -y e a r | „ M.;CS w jwch th e 80th Con- i P«'r tcd^ today h y M rs Jo h n J.

n .iiTmnn .v .fiv m n tm ti ______ j»op*-iiiv.» ......-.„n e d lo F icke o f 152 P ag e a v en u e , w ho. is th e v o lu n te e r C h a irm an fo r

th is co m m u n ity fo r th e B ergen C ounty T u b ercu lo sis an d HealtTi

. 7 L ™ iirv T h t An in crease in th e C h ristm as sal of th e policy

has g iven a p p ro v a l to his le a d e r - ' se rv ice , an d in th e ca re o f p a tie n ts | /. .. e ;v inii th e p ro p e r ty own-v * -w ■ Association.ship. i w ith m en ta l illnesses, th e l a t t e r l y ” a fa j"r r e tu rn on th e ir in v e s t

W c an n o u n ced m any w eeks b e - : th ro u g h ' affilia tio n w ith G i e y . J m en l ancj ,n my o p in io n it wilT fo re any s la te s w ere filed th a t j s tone P a rk j d estroy the in cen tiv e to uwnw e w ere ch a lleng ing H offm an s . ^ th e end of tlie f irs t y e a r, s tu p roperty , and w ill r e ta rd th e new record as p a rty lead e r” . S rho lez j d e n ts h ave acq u ired 21 co llege housing co n stru c tio n it seek s to co n tin u ed " It is sign ifican t th a t i c red its from R u tg e rs U n iv e rs ity . | acccle ra te

dat«* not o n e of his o w n c a n -j w h ich ean be .ipp lied to w a rd a , --jt is an o th e r in d ica tio n of thenot one oi m* o w n w hich can be app lied to w a rd a j - | t js an o th e r in d ica tio n oi tn e . .. h a s gone on record a s .a p - j B ach elo r of Science d eg ree . D ui 'a d m in is tra tio n 's a im to con tro l tlcn s p * a m 01.. . ■ ■ • ■ m • ... , . rnn l m l l.nn Olllillc

Mrs. F icke s ta te d th a t the Seal Saltv to ta ls $3,838.03, an -increase of $13.32 o v e r las t y ea r 's re tu rn s.

The C h a irm an s ta te d th a t 56*^ of the 4374 p e rsons w ho received

als contributed to th e Associa- tubercu lo sis

■ n tin s . b u t a ll o f ! “ nd Pu b ' U'1 Q'. ..f tl... incin i'n lc ■•■Ilil non uPSIS.

got a i M ' M k g h» th a p i t of Ma lUomaah .

Tom?" He i l l a d w n b ly "M w pa it w o n t oauae yoa aafwtroOM*"

“I t w ont, wffl’ u r •*I don't know, boy " Tom held hi#

head. "Time wtll tell ”Ronnie took out hia press card and

laid It on the desk.I—111 sea you later. Tom. I f 1

can help let me know "Tom looked up sensing the utter

defeat In Ronnie a voice.“Pick up your. card, boy Every

newspaper m an ha« to learn from mistakes. How do you think I learned about personal opinions?'’

Ronnie shook hia head ’’From Just such a s tu n t aa vours

Only t t waa a m urder caae. I picked the wrong guy!" He smiled faintly. ”1 got canned."

"But I've still got a Job?” Ronnie's hopes started to rise.

"Maybe. If I've still got a newspaper you have.”

Ronnie felt sick again They both turned aa tha dpor

opened. I t waa Charlie Slater and hia wife. Ronole swallowed hard Tom braced himself

Charlie spoke first. 1 Tom. did you write th a t atory about us In the p aper th is afternoon?"

"No. sir." Ronnie Interrupted Tom. I*wrote tt while he was up a t tha

capltol ”W hy?” '

•Why. I don’t know.” Ronnie racked his brain. "I Just said what. I thought, I guess."

Mrs:

n eed ” a t th e sam e tim eA pril 2nd. th e In d ie s A u x ilia ry S p ag h e tti D inner w ill he held . ,

I W e h ave been to a ffa irs sp o n so red by our " In d ie s " In-fore and we j •p rom ise you y o u r m oney 's w o rth .

• REM EM BER M ARCH 25th— EL E C TIO N O F OFFIC ERS.

, M ARCH 2 6 th - PIG R O A STA P R IL 2nd- A U X ILIA R Y SPA G H E T T I DINNER A P R IL 2 2 n d - G O LD EN JU B IL E E BA LL.”

d id a tip ro v in g j th a t leadersh ip . T h c i r | j n g th e th re e y e a r p ro g ra m s tu - j n 0 t o n |y all r c n u n g . wui a n o* 1 - , M.« d <inu . e tm niwl sealsttlo n ce in d ica te s th a t even th ey ! d e n ts live in the N u rses ' R esi- |e v e ry th in g else. 1 d o n o t s u b - , J o f th ® ,esld<-n l» r e t“' n®“ • cannot find i t possible to e n d o rse dence, w h ere th e re a re fac ilitie s j s r r ibc to th a t v iew an d th a t is % mad<’ no , c P*y an r<1 reco id o f fa ilu re , a rcco rd - th a t i fo r stu d y . play and. rec re a tio n , in ! w hy I voted ag a in s t th e whol is w ri tte n in red ink and show s e lu d in g sw im m ing, ten n is , b a d - 1 th ing ." “

t a -ingle D em ocratic g a in un- j m in ton . shuffleboard an d p ing 1dei Fh llm an.'s d irec tion . In stead ; ,X)n„ .

R eq u irem en ts .for e n tra n c e in S rho lez d ec la red th a t "a m an j |h ( . N llrslne s , | to r .

J1’ I l>e w illin g to s tan d sq u a re |)abas a r( . J s t„ llow!, A p p l ic a n t .ly ,,11 Iim record . A p p aren tly . Hull. I n|UV, u . ,w 17i , Vl.a i.s o i

1 and h is-can d id a tes re fu se to

Legion Post Plans Dance

VA Cancels Report For GI Workers

do m . C ou ld it b e th a t H olTm ans ; h |^ M.hoo |; hav l. ,.0 m p u .u . >rd is too flim sy to su p p o rt

ag’y: b e g iad u a tt s of a n a c c re d ite d 1 B a rrin g e r-W a lk e r P ost

Mrs. F icke e x p ressed h e r a p p reciation to L y n d h u rs t res id en ts for th e i r gen ero u s response to th e Seal Sale and to th e follow ing people w ho se rv ed on h e r c o m m ittee: T h e H on. H orace R. Bogle. Dr. G e ra rd L. Alonzo, Mr. R obert W. Ju rg e n s . M rs. G eorge R. D esaix. M rs. P au l C. King. Mrs._ . r» 1 r* 1 4\. lA 'M ix. wiis. r u u i u . rvme- »»***■•

D rum and BurIi- C o rp s is plan- Jo h n y M cCold M rs A lex an d er„ ,T ,co llege p rep a ra to ry co u rse , ra n k - n ing a Spring Dance. T h e d a le is w . M A w „jl

th em ” C ou ld it be th a t H offm an m ^ |c v c l o f lh t . c ,USi>; Mav 7 and the place is th e Legion “ 1 J U lii" MrS W alw oyjd ra th e r he judged by lh „ scho lastic a p ti tu d e te s t Mall. S b e r c u l o a i . and H ealthp r o m is e fo, the fu tu re th an by ; w h i ) . j , , 5 a rran g e d b j th e school. T h e C o rp « Jo m m itlc e u n d e r th e A ^ . i a t j o n s p , oglIln, i n B ergen

hie doubtfully. "I'm not too sure about leaving this thing fo you.”

"Oh I’ll be all right. Tom ” Ronnie attempted to look older than h* was Just leave It all to me. I can handle It, for you.”

okay, son. only remember. One dumb trlrk and we could los** the respect of the whole community. Not to mention a lawsuit, which could co*t me mv newspaper.*

Mf. J<»M |»h F Ci'llei n, TVL'iiiager. N ew ark Regional O ffice «.f Ih V eteian.s A dm in is tra tio n , a n n o u n

n - d to t lay th id , e ffec tiv e A p ril I. 1-MU, th e V ele ian^ A d m in is tra tio n w ill -no lon g er req u ire m o n th ly 1 rep o r ts n t p ro g ress ;»nd conduct ..1

1 for v e te rq n s t ra in in g u n d '-r »!><• p ro v isions of P ub lic Law 34<» K»I B ill)

H ow ever, v e le ia n s a re cau tion - ed th a t all rep o rts w hich w e ir due p r 101 to A p n l 1 m u st Imsu b m itte d to the V etcm n s A dm i m stra tio n

F u tu re re|a»rts of co n d u ct and p ro g ress fo r Public Law ,346 v e te ra n s w ill be fu rn ish ed by the schools and tra in in g e s ta b lis h m en t^ on th e "R ep o rt of C o m p en sa tio n from P ro d u c tiv e L a b o r” w h ich th e v e te ra n and th e t ra in e r 1 u ie p rese n tly su b m ittin g to the V e te ra n s A d m in is tra tio n a t four- m o n th in te rv als .

Mi O ’H ern s ta le d th a t these changes a p p ly o n ly to v e te ra n s in tra in in g u n d e r P u t be Law 346 ■md do not m odify th e p rocedure now in effect fo r those d isab led v e te ran s tra in in g u n d e r P ub lic

"veteu ,n& estabhsh* g r tp j f c l t e , r 'th e v '" th in k I i e c t o r '^ ' i h e . V h . . . l o f N u ra.n g , B. C ra in and C h arlie W est" 'c u ts a rc rem in d ed th a t it is tlje ir eand idu tcs. M aybe, they th in k g B a rn a b as an d F or T hey a rc m ak in g p lan s for t h1. ; pnn lihil M v to n o tify ti,.- VeU- -V - n . .. . . . . ■' *'.V,'..‘,T“m .^ " .l i- W om en and C h ild ren . H igh dam-ran s A d m in is tra tio n prom jHly of j ft* 1 <o n f id e n t th a t tlu lXm <Klal,( | s t r e e t , N ew ark 2. N ew '* *

h is acco m p lish m en ts in the p as t?” " It is p ro b ab ly one of thi

tim es in po litica l h isto ry ” , the o p p osition lea d e r continued , " th a t i a m an w as ap p a re n tly u n ab le to

• m is t' . , . . . . . • . . . . _ /\adUi idiioii b <jki (tm inhe f irs t an d • ,h o rn ,,« h l,h.v s '<'“ 1 e x lead e rsh ip ef M a jo re tte M ar.on in c lu d e , tu b e rc u lw is easev - i l , , 1 ->m ‘‘u>Uon Jam es ,s com p . . scd of J C lough- lh m u g h lhe c h r a l X .,.ay

Y oung w om en in te re s te d in e n - . ley, M arilyn J a iv is , P a t Scueci. Buj. fo lio w .u p tu b ercu lo sis n u r- t e r in g thc S t B a rn a b as School of Jo e DeM ayo. RoU*it B ogan , B ill sjn cu rd iac p m g ia m , h e a lth ed N u rs in g shou ld c n t a c t th e Di N aum ann. R S e ife r t, C. G ibson * ..........

, . . s t r e e t , n e w a r a t n e w J e rse y ,ny in te rru p t am o f th e v e te . an » | i ^ t y <• T e lep h o n e M a .k e t 2-ti3tHl. A linu-

:i h ^ ' r lX r . : ,,~ b lU d T n JX scho larsh ip* a .e’ w L V no. = '« ‘» to r New B ergen L ra d a r- -v a j la b le fo.

in tra in ,™ , ? f u n . t rl t o •!» S ta le Senate can d id a te .! •>>*"-*- »«*a sse r te d th a t “u n d e r HolTm an^:lea d e rsh ip thc D em ocratic p a rty m th is co u n ty has g rad u a llychan g ed from a p a rty of d istinc- — — -— a.tion to o n e of ex tinction;

"D em o cra ts a re tired of w a itin g th e ir v o tes in B ergen C oun ty on a tic k e t th a t is given no h e lp b>

pcrioil du i ing w h ich l^- wart hot | ,-ra ^* *o r in tru in m g m u s t be re fu n d e ' *hlW aa th e V e te ran s A d m in is tra tio n

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under th e su p e rv is io n .of th e Di um C orps M o th e r’s C ircle. T he E m blem C lu b o f L y n d h u rs t

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• And," *he finished It for him, we want to thank you.”

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G eorge B ain b rid g e . “ H eaven only know * w h a t 's going to h ap p en to read in g w ith th e ad v en t of tele vision. So m uch success in co llege is due to good read in g h a ti f s th a t th e m ost sensib le th in g to do is to s te p u p read in g a b ility r ig h t a t th e b eg in n in g All people can b«Jcome b e tte r read ers , an d iro n ically enough , ju st w hen w e h ave th e m ost th in g s to read , w e seem to hp losing th e h a b it u t read in g ”

T h e e x p e rim e n t w as conducted p rim a rily by Mr B a in b rid g e M t Eugene E h rlich , and M rs Irene R oth A ll s tu d e n ts had th en wyt* ex am in ed a t th e beg inn ing of the sem este r by D r A N eim an of P a tervon. N J O ut of the th ree- h u n d red an d f ifty stu d en ts ex am ined , sev en ty nine w ere found to h av e ey e defects.

BIANCHIBROTHERSI I A W iK H I N N Y F r o n t b e d ro o m .

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N U tley 2-0170chan ical reac tio n w as especiallyimportant # because one o f th e t h i e f causes of bad rea d in g is an altrrrrprT l) speak th e w ords.

Most people an d . in fact m any teach e rs do not rea lize th a t silen t reading, sh ou ld p reced e vocalization M any poor read e rs , in a d d itio n w ill read w o rd by w ord instead of hy th o u g h t groups, and w ill ko back m any tim e* o v er the read in g m ateria l.

G e n e ra lly sp e ak in g .the fas te r tine read s th e b e tte r one u n d e r stands. and m ost rea d in g come* in the fas t read in g ca teg o ry . This in no w ay cunfluLs. w ith th e ide a of o ral lead in g o r m u llm g over words, w hich i s a p h ase of read in g th a t shou ld fo llow s ilen t read ing

The lea»«t p ro g ress w as m ade by s tu d en ts in the h ig h es t category , b u t th at w as due m ain ly to th e i la«t th a t th ese s tu d e n ts w e re not m otovated a* h ig h ly as w ere the p o o ier rea d e rs T h e facu lty of F a irle ig h D ickinson C ollege feels th a t a d iffe ren t ty p e of tra in in g fo r these s tu d e n ts w ould achieve fa r b e tte r resu lts . 'W e fee! th at today read ing is m o re im p o rtan t th an e v e r b e fo re ." said Mr.

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It w ould seem h ig h ly p ro fita b le for coleges to p rov ide c o n c en tra ted p eriods o f tra in in g in read in g fo r m ost o f th e ir s tu d en ts , and th is tra in in g sho u ld be g iven p refe rab ly a t th e b e g in n in g o f th e c o l l e g e c o u r s e . Thia re c o m m e n d a tion was m ad e by th e English D ep artm en t [of F a irle ig h D ickin son C ollege a fte r a s em es te r e x p e rim en t w ith th e e n tire f re sh m an class As fa r as it is know n, th is is th e f irs t t im e th a t a*? m em bers o f a fre sh m a n college c lass w e re p u t th ro u g h such a course of tra in in g Each s tu d en t spen t ap p ro x im a te ly th re e q u a r te r s of an h o u r per day , fo u r days u w eek in tra in in g . T his tim e w as sp en t in ad d itio n to th e reg u la r prescribed h o u rs altittt^d to the fre.«hman Eng lish course.

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B y tragic coincidence the bodies of two North Arlington b o y s have- been returned to this country from their o v e r s e a s graves on the same ship.

They serve to point up sharply for us, at least, some arguments in favor of Congressman Towe's I 'n i versa I Training Bill.

We are not wholly in favor of it.But the return of the bodies of the North Arlington

boys makes a striking argument in favor of the bill.One of the boys had been in service only seven month*

—the other just short of a year. Yet they had been hurled pell mell into the most violent of fighting.

There is no guarantee that had either of the youth* properly trained they would not have been killed in some grotesque working of their own particular destiny.

But most military men agree that if they had been properly trained they would have increased their chances for survival.

What happened to them?Well, they were overtaken by the exigencies of war.The military never intended them to *see action until

they were properly trained.But in one ease the Battle of the Bulge made, in the

eyes of the military, his calling up necessary. In the other the invasion of France made it imperative that be bear arms in the worst of battle.

When need demands, the military asks no questions. A man in uniform becomes part of what is nicely described a s a "‘calculated risk.”

If military training had prevailed before the war. •what may have happened?

1. The boys would have received at least one year *»f- sound, basic training.

2 . In the luxury of peacetime affairs, they would have

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R ogers, R o b ert O’M alley , G e ra rd H ickey , M r. an d M rs. A l H ew itt, o f R u th e rfo rd .

E th n a K ress, W ood-R idge; M ary O ’K eefe , A ngela Caifella, Jo a n W ille tt, M arily n B ru c k n e r, E lsie W eb er. T e rry S ig n o re lli. M ary K ra f t, L yndhurst:- L oyo la S tu k ey .

I F lo re n c e Z erochev itz , F ra n k C ro n in . J a m e s D ette , of P assaic ; F ilio C aracc io la , E d w ard K eh ili, Jo h n C la rk , of New Y ork C ity ; M r. and M rs. R oy S teel, o f H asb ro u ck H eigh ts.

D eco ra tio n s w e re in g ree n and w h ite . T h e ta b le c e n te rp iece w as a v e ry la rg e cak e w ith th e nam es o f th e th re e c e le b ra n ts a p p ro p r ia te ly p laced u pon it w ith th e | a d d e d d eco ra tio n o f sh am ro ck j leaves. M usic an d d an c in g w e r e ! fe a tu re s of th e ev en in g . i

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1>een scrutinized carefully, evaluated and given a proper function in the military setup.

These are strong arguments in favor of/RcpreHentative Towe’ii bill. We urge you to read the story of tlu*»r death* on Page 1 today. Then think again about universal military training.

We’ve been giving it a lot of serious thought after having talked to the swollen-eyed, grief-stricken mother* of the heroes.

Th« B oard of E ducational D irec to rs . of F a irle ig h D ickinson College, com posed of 18 h ign school p rin c ip a ls , a t a m eetin g

, h e ld at H igh P o in t In n -recently , se t u p a se rie s o f th re e v o ca tio n al co n feren ces to se rv e a ll th e high schools in th e a rea . T he p u r-

j pose of .these conferences is to give s tu d e n ts in h igh school an o p p o rtu n ity to lea rn a b o u t th e re- q u u c m c n ts of v a rio u s professions

j Th«- f irs t o f th ese conferences ' , wa* held y e s te rd ay and concern ed ihe

I public ri ference. on F rid ay , M arch 25 i vc 11 d ea l w ith th e "various aspeet:-

s ta f fs e n ro lled in th e su p e rv iso ry m an ag em en t course g iven a t th e college. T his to ta l m ak es th e p ro g ram th e larg est single p ro g ram of its k in d since th e en d o f th e w ar.

T h e m eetin g , u n d e r th e c h a ir m an sh ip o f Mr. O lio K en n ed y , p rin c ip a l of P assaic H igh School, a lso h e a rd a rep o r t by Dr. O uy Hi I lei oe on th e p lan s for th e new gy m n asiu m , w hich is to inclu d e fac ilities fo r a c a fe te r ia as w ell. Dr. HillebOe s ta te d th a t con tinu-

f-ields of jo u rn a lism ari 1 jjn u excessive costs in b u ild in glat ions The- second con j w ould necessita te m o d ifica tio n of

th e , Luild ing p lans. A t th e pre-n t tim e, $200,000 is a v a ilab le

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igenu-nt and m erchand ising . T h t laM in th e se rie s of co nferences w ill m eet on W ednesday. M arch 30. to d iseuss th e fie lds of e n g ineerin g a n d tex tile s

Ih e B oard a lso rece ived rep o rts f e r n W a rre n I. D uncan. In d u s t; ial C o o id in a to r of the College*, w ho s ta te d th a t 26 com panies In th i .w r e a w ill h av e a to ta l of 138 m em b ers of th e ir su p erv iso ry

T he e n la rg e d physical pro g ram o f th e co llege fo r the fall session w as d iscussed and th e decision reach ed by * the

Over 40 Attend St. Patrick's Tea

O ver 40 p e rso n s a tten d ed the St. P a rtic k 's tea h e ld a t th e W estm in ste r P re sb y te ria n C h u rch u n d e r th e au sp ices o f th e L ad ies Aid Society

The p ro g ram of e n te r ta in m e n t included vocal se lections by Mrs H ow ard E. F rle b e ly , M rs. A rtflur W eism ann an d M rs. R iehard K in- de lb e rg e r, w ith M rs. M ary Snflth a t th e p iano . G am es a lso w ere a fea tu re .

The c o m m ittee of a rra n g e m e n ts w ere M rs. H aro ld W ells, Mrs. A rth u r Z e ltm a n an d Mrs. C harles P. M askiell. T h e ir n e x t m eeting w il be h e ld on A p ril 7.

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