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friends who attended the Costume Dance. I t w as a succe ss a n d app a r e n t ly those w ho attended had a night o f enjoym ent.

T h e V eterans Adm inistration has requested that if an y in fo rmation or other know ledge is desirad, p lease w rite to the nearest VA office and not to the office at W ashington, D.. C.

A t this time, the VFW has to com e to the surface a s the e le c t io n is j u s t around the corner. The v ie w s expressed in th is c o lu m n a r e n o t n ecessarily that a f the P ost o r o f any in d ividu al o f t h e Post. O u r S ta te commander lia s m s f l r A r f ollow ing s y f p s io n s th ro u g h a circular letter: A t this tim e tha veterans should g e t b e h in d th e Bonus 100 per cent. It is stated that this should b e d o n e n o w f o r tw o reasons. F irst, th ere a r t a large num ber o f v e te r a n s w h o a r e in need o f the m oney NOW. It is a chance l o r th e m to g e t a start on a home or m aybe a start in a business. A se c o n d re a s o n , o f which is most im portant, is: The figh t fo r the B O N U S is a c tu a l ly the beginning or it m ay be the end. T h a opp o s itio n o f t h e B o n u s is a very pow erfu l force ju id if at this time w e th e v e te r a n s l e t them knock this referendum out then they w ill c o n t in u e to d o a w a y w ith the veterans’ benefits because they k n o w th a t w e d o not have enough strength to defeat an y b ill in th e f u tu r e t h a t t h e y m ay put on the ballot. S o therefore, our S ta te c o m m a n d e r su m s i t u p thusly: “ Sh all w e g iv e them the fight o f their liv es - W E C A N A N D W IL L W IN i f the v eter ans w ant to - ifh t* '

D o n 't f o r g e t t h a t there w ill be a motorcade tom orrow night a t 6 p .m . fo r m in g in the front o f the V FW P ost at V a lley Brook a v e n u e . I t w il l t o u r through B ergen C ounty to ra lly votes fo r the V e te ra n s ’ B o n u s .

A g a in w e a s k th al you support the Bond issue for repairs and n e c e ssa ry f a c i l i t i e s w ithin our State institutions.

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Dennis Maher Suffers Polio Attack Sunday

Due to lim ited funds the park board has been handicapped in acquiring property and is at present conducting o cam paign to h ave a ll towns give up su it able land for park purposes.

A short time ago Osmers requested a $1,000,000 appropriation from the freeholders, but ‘he w as told the county w as n ot in a position to place this burdan upon the taxpayers.

The G arfie ld property includes the h a lf acre island in the P a ssaic R iv e r , a wooded section known as Fleischer’s F ie ld , the Belm ont H ill, the G arfie ld ' developed M em orial P ark and an undeveloped section kow n as M idland avenue K ill.

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Polish Americans Club Dine* on Saturday

The Poli»h A m erican Citizens C lub of Lynrfhvrrt w ill hold its 28th Annual F a ll Dance a t St. M fchael’s Parish H all on Sat, N o v ., S.

Music w ill be furnished by IVed P ercy and h ia orchestra Who are currently appearing at C hib Champagne, N ew ark. Dan* cing w ill be from 8 p . M. to 1 A* M.

Olarence G olem biewski, chairm an of the affair^ predicts ’ a large turnout o f frienda and weH w ishers o f the chib. M em bers of the committee are C harles Przy- tjaoki. Jo h n Kwi»tkoW ski, SU n- tey Jaw orow ski. and Staeta Przychocki,

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I T a d T R A C K M EET OF FO KTX NINE| B y l a t e S a tu r d a y n ig h t o n th e d a t e o f O c to b e r 28, 1949, th e » local s p o r t s fa n s w e r e s t il l d is c u s s in g th e fo o tb a l l g a m e b e tw e e n J L y n d h u i s t a n d H a w th o r n e H ig h -S chools, a g a m e t h a t a fe w d a y s ! e a r l ie f 'h a d b e e n c a n c e lle d b y v i r tu e o f r e p o r te d i n ju r i e s to H a w J t h o r n e p la y e r s , w h ic h p r o m p te d th e c o a c h e s a n d a th l e t i c c o u n c il I i o s u d d e n ly a b a n d o n ' fo o tb a l l fo r t h e r e m a in d e r o f tht? sea so n , af- j te r t a k in g f iv e so lid s h e l la c k in g s . S u b s e u e n t m e e tin g s ‘ o f thc- I H a w th o r n e C o u n c il a n d H o a rd o f E d u c a t io n r e s u l te d in t h e r e - | s u m p tio n o f th e s c h e d u le b u t f ro m w h a t a p p e a r e d o n d i s p la y , i t! n i g h t h a v e b e e n w is e r t o ‘ fo llo w th e d e c is io n o f t h e a th le t ic c o u n -, c i l . T h e tw o te a m s d id n o t b e lo n g o n th e s a m e fie ld a n d fo r y e a r s• t o c o m e , th e g a m e w ill b e r e f e r r e d to a s t h e " T r a c k M e e t o f F o r ty! N in e .” T h e r e w a s m u c h s p e c u la t io n a l l d u r in g t h e w e e k a s to w h a t j J o e K a n ia . j j f t a r m e / .o r , w o u ld d o in a n e f f o r t to h o ld t h e s c o r e* dow n.' S o m e th o u g h t h e w o u ld le a v e th e f i r s t t e a m in j u s t fo r a I l e w p la y s , o th e r s s p e c u la te d t h a t h e w o u ld l e t C o o t M a n is e r a r a c k

u p e n o u g h p o in ts to w in t h e c o u n ty s c o r in g t i t l e a n d s t i l l o th e r s , w e r e w ill in g to w a g e r t h a t th e B e a rs w o u ld n o t s c o r e m o re than i 35 p o in ts . W h e n j u s t t o u r p la y s o ld h o w e v e r , t h e B e a r s crashed I o v e r f o r t h e i r f irs t to u c h d o w n . B y th e t im e 10 m in u te s o f the first . q u a r t^ K h a d e la p se d , t h e s c o r e w a s 28 to 0 a n d p e p p le in the stands f w e r e w h e w m g a n d a a h in g , w i th " T h a t 8 u y is g o o d ,” - " h o w he j can r u n ,” a n d " w h y d o n 't a c o u p le o f M a n is e r a ’s m o v e to Haw 1 th o r n e ? " E v e n th o u g h Vhe f irs t te a m w a s l i f t e d h o w e v e r , it w a s to o I l a te . T h e s c o r in g fe v e r h a d h i t a a d a s f a r d o w n th e b e n c h a s K a n ia

w e n t, t h e s c o r e k e p t c l im b in g e v e r h ig h e r , e v e n l a t e in t h e g a m eI w h e n a p p e a r e d as tfcpugh J o e w a s . l e t t i n g t h e b o y s r u n t t h e th e m s e lv e s a n d get* a l i t t l e e x e rc is e . T h e e n t i r e l in e u pi s h i f t e d a n d e v e n th e l in e m e n , p la y in g a s b a c k s , r a n t h e h o p e le s s

H a w th o r n e te a m off i t ’s fe e t . They w ere ju st p lain e x h a u s te d with * q c a p i ta l " E ' a n d c o u ld n o t c o p e w i th the blocking, h a r d tackling 1 and t h e s e e m in g ly e n d le s s list of reserves th at came o ff the Lynd- j hurst b e n c h . W e b e l ie v e by t h e . time these Tinea get in our sm all 'co rn er o f t h e p a p e r , K a m a w il l have received m u c h c r i t i c i s m from | m any q u a r te rs ^ n o t p a r t i c u la r ly fo r the size of the s c o r e w h ic h ‘ w o u n d - u p 1 10 to 0 in h is favdr but fo p 'lettin g the v a r s i t y team I appeal n n th e fie ld d u r in g the second half. T h e third and fo u r th I s t r i n g e r s a p p e a r e d m o re than capable of doing a job on the S home t e a ^ i . A f te r t h e g a m e , Jim W heater, h e a d c o a c h o f H a w I thorne, w h o is in h is f i r s t year at that school, strolled a c ro s s the J f e id w ith a s a d h e a r t to offer his hand to K am a. H e . had no

excuse t o o ffe r f o r t h e p o o r showing of his club b u t lo o k e d like

hurat-Hawthorne football game contract was fin ally fu lfilled on aftei noon at the Passaic C oUOt -ty grid iron w ith a hapless H aw thorne eleven going down to a U 0 to th defeat at th e hends o f th** Golden Bears. The century breaking score w as the third highest in New Je rse y schoolboy

om petition as A sbury P a rk beat Leonardo 1 1 1 to 0 in 1922 and W oodbury beat G locester 1 1 3 to 0 in 1920

Coach Jo e K an ia despite the bigh score made every e ffort to keep the score down as 1 f t sent hie entire squad of 52 p layers into action but the poor group of H awthorne B ears Ju st didn’t have it. K an ia probably fe lt sorry fo r the Lyndhurst fan s who traveled to* w itness the gam e as in the fourth period he inserted varsity linemen to the backfield and backfield men to the . line to put on a Barnum and B ailey show w ith K an ia as Mr. »North him self.

A lthough the 1 10 points did Lyndhurst little good, it w as com forting to the schoolboy foi low er that K an ia did not use the gam e to build up Connie M anisera’s scoring as the Coot made four early touchdowns and retired except for a b rief session a*s an end. The four touchdowns by ^M anisera put him in a' first p lace tie for State honors with Jo h n n y Castango of S L JJe n ed ic t ’s P rep each w ith ninty points.

It w as a terrible shame to see the exhibition put on by the Hawthorne team but the kid* deserve credit fo r they w ere not forced info the game. They re fused to be called “ quitters’ when the Hawthorne athletic m ade an early w eek decision, to cancel the rem ainder of the schedule and a cry u p . by the p layers forced the Board o f E ducation to reverse the Athleticg u y t h a t h a d b e e n le f t o n t h e d e s e r t w i th o u t fo o d o r w a te r ________ _ _____ _

^ f o r a f e w w e e k s . H e p re v io u a ly c o a c h e d a s e m i- p r o c lu b t h a t , C o u n c i l 's d e c is io n .> w d n alT . i ts g a m e s In P a s s a ic C o u n ty l a s t y e a r b u t o b v io u s ly d id n ’t * A l th o u g h w e 'h o n e s t ly c a n say ( f i g u r e o n h a v in g to te a c h H is k id s th e f u n d a m e n ta l s o f t h e g a m e , t h a t L y n d h u r s t / w a n t e d to k e e p - T h e y k n e w h o w to l in e u p a n d a lso k h e w a l i t t l e a b o u t fo r m a - s c u te d o w iT w e c a n n o t s a yS tio n s a n d r u n n in g s h a d o w p la y s b u t k n e w n o th in g o f l in e p la y j o r g iv e a r e a s o n f o r t h e p e n a l- . o r b lo c k in g , o r t a c k lin g a n d e v e n if th e y p la y e d V a ssa r , th e y t i e s in f l ic te d a g a in s t L y n d h u ra t .I w o u ld f b e in f o r a to u g h a f te rn o o n . — j T h e G o ld e n B e a r s w e r e p e n a l

s o o n e r p a o u le s to p ta lk in g a b o u t t h a t g a m e , t h e b e t t e r j j* ed a g ra n d to ta l o f 185 y a r d a l t h e j a m e j t, ‘‘ ~ the TH IRD PfcRlOBM fctt’ Potato *

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point try . F ie ld Ju d g e Voile Oil1 pec put Lytodhurat’s Dow ine and H awthorne'S ’ Tommy Smith out o f*th e gam e for e x changing punches.

Another H awthorne fumble was recovered in the a ir by N Servid io on the H awthorne 36A scoring fSwr, Adam o to Man isera cohered the distance, but a clipping penalty put the ball on the 37 M anisera carried twice, fmv 17 yards and a Golden B e a r p e n a l ty p u t the ball on the 25 w ith fiHir second le ft in the half. M aniaer# Vfcrew to.Jdonaco fo r 1 , the seventh touchdffwp tii

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Jo e l u ie ta r a in e ,Kania, _ .members of the- G arfield Fifth

C hib organ! ration's m eeting at D all’A v s ’s.

The Golden B ea r cogch, whpse teams have been successful since be took over the coaching reins three years ago, said the Lyn dhurst p layers are mong the lightest in the State.

My heaviest p layer on the line is Johnny Borreson, who hits 185 pounds, but the others range from 135 to 196," said K ania. The B ear m entor also gave much credit for the team ’s success to h is two assistants, Ju le s Koshlap, former Garfield High grid star, and Ed Zak, ex-Passaic High ace.

"Connie M anisera, In m y estimation is the best schoolboy football p layer I have seen,” con\- mented K ania. “ And he’s a team man from start to finish.

Koshlap also spoke at the dinner-meeting, speaking o f his ddys at G srfleld , at Georgetown and t s a professional player.

M anisera also attended and he hanked the club for its invita

tion.Bob Nork, G arfield coach, also

spoke, outlining future plans for the high school and asking help in contacting G roup Four schools for the Boilerm aker grid schedule.

Ellen Olsen, blonde, who art on the Stan lse Korea card at the N ew ark A rm o ry the night, w ill m eet C e lia " full-blooded Cherokc girl, in the featu re match in L a u re l G a rd e s F l t h y night and the bout h carded fo r one fa ll to a I

Prim o C am era , the heavyw eight boxing w ill be back to nard, the burly defeated G eorge w eeks ago in N ew ark. Thaa h auli , ■ ifilm rin la fl Id alMi iw ■a finish. <*.

Tony G a!ento, w ho haa touring the country o f IU also been g iven a featu re spot on the card and w ill Monsieur P aris in a

Tw o other bouta w ill G aribald i meeting up w ith Schoelberg and H arry Kru&i taking on Ja c k a R u e , both 39- minute time lim it affairs.

B E ■ ■ ■ mm i ■■ ia D i a a e ^ ^ m a a a a s a m ^ a a aRingers ruts waimon un Block Against Lafayette

*fu n n y* t o be p la y in g a few toughies again and three o f them .team w as in front 62 to 0. S ev ^happen a ll i n a ro w , starting w ith this Saturday. We are not too I e ra l of the penalties w ere for

■m l ^tSTT*--* ---- m a r* ----------- tee e very member of the \ p iling on and unnecessary rough-squad had his fling i r r - p l a y i n g the other gu y ’s position and j ness whk-h w ere rea lly unnec-

^are n o w ready to g e t back to hard, earnest work where they j esaary. The old habit o f clipping Vbelong in the lineup, thoroughly convinced that vit is better to from the rear when Manfaera is /know you r position and p/ay it welt. This w eek. Ram sey brings io n a TD solo w as again evident< to to w n , a b u r ly b u n c h o f y o u n g s te r s t h a t h a v e Ih s t b u t o n e e n - ! Captain M anisera again won , c o u n te r , t h a t to F a i r L a w n , in a g a m e t h a t m ig h t h a v e g o n e 1 t h e to s s a n d e le c te d to re c e iv e , { e i th e r w a y . T h e i r l a s t w in w a s a 37 to 12 v ic to ry o v e r a n im - { p ro v e d B o g o ta c lu b la s t S a tu r d a y . T h e y a r e a c o n f id e n t g r o u p o f jb o y s a n d p r o m is e t r o u b le f o r o u f la d s i f w e s h o u ld g e t c a re le s s .K a a m e t im e th i s w e e k is 2 p .m . so c o m e e a r ly f o r a s e a t.

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's a w a s a b o w le r a n d in t h e f i r s t a n n u a l L y n d h u r s t g o lf t o u r n a m e n t .*.Andy d id n o t f in ish in t h e p r i z e m o n e y o r d id h e c o l le c t a n y t r o p h y J f o r h i* d iv o t d ig g in g t h a t d a y . L a s t w e e k , h o w e v e r , w h i le o u t p la y

in g t h e P a s s a ic C o u n ty g o lf c o u rs e , w i th a c o u p le o f f r ie n d s , t h e ^ th re e s o m e a p p r o a c h e d th e n in th h o le o f t h e b lu e c o u r s e , a p a r

F IR S T PERIOD— 28 PotatoH a w th o r n e ’s Jo e N e s b ih a l k i c k

e d s h o r t t o ' G uard Jo e y M iz z i w h o fe ll o n t h e b a l l o n t h e lo c a l 's 40. T o n y T re z z a h i t c e n te r fo r 1,4 y a r d s a n d a first down o n H a w th o r n e ’s 46. T re z z a p ic k '

F o llo w in g th e k,ick-off, th o r n e to o k to th e ' a i r w i th ru c c e s s a n d w a s forced to U a | l w ith t h e b a l l g o in g o u t o n t h e L y n d h u r s t 4 7 ^ M o n a c o o n a r e v e r s e o f f tb^ m ft 's i d e w e n t 53 y a r d s to p er d 't * t o f TD n u m b e r e ig h t . 1 — *

N a z a r e t r i e d a n o f f -s id e k ick w i th M izzi r e c o v e r in g t h e f r e e b a l l o n H a w th o r n e ’s 3S. Ciuida wefett 31 y a r d s o f n e f t - ta c k le a n d fo u r -m o re a t c e n t e r f o r T O n u re - b e r . , n in e , * jukT r w i th “T he e x t ra p o in t g p o d , (L y n d h u r s t le d 62-9 (T h a t a r r t r e c o n s t i t u te d a new

e d u p th r e e a t t h e s a m e s p o t, j h ig h in t h e 23 y e a r h is to r y o! M a m s e ia W en t 13 y a r d s o f f r i g h t | L y n d h u r s t H ig h S c h o o l, t a c k le fo r a n o th e r f i r a t d o w n o n L v n d h u r s t r e g a in e d poar.ession t h e 39 W ill ie M o n a c o o n a r e o n th e 30 fo l lo w in g a p u n t . F lorfc v e r s e o f f h i s l e f t t a c k le w e n t t h e c o n n e c te d to R o d g e rs fo r 30 .y a r d s -a ta n d in g u p fo r n u m b e r , y a r d s , F lo r ie g u t f o u r a n d n fiv e o n e s c o re . 1 y a r d H a w 'th o rn e p e n a l ty p u t th e

J im m y , " H a r v e y " N a z a r e to e d h a l l o n t h e 16. f r o m w h e r e G u id r h i s f i r s t o f “ 14 fo r 16" fo r t h e w e n t off t a c k le f o r to u c h d u w r a f te r n o o n b y p la c e k ic k in g t h e n u m b e r te n . ( S o r r y bo ss , o n ly e x .t i a p o in t I s ix m o r e to u c h d o w n s to g o )

N a z a r e k ic k e d o f f t o Rues I w i t h t h e s c o r e 68 to 0. H aw C h r i s b a c k e r o n th e 15 w h o r a n , th o r n e s h o w e d a l i t t l e l i f e to to t h e 32 A G e r a r d i r e v e r s e w a< j th e y d r o v e in to L y n d h u r s t te r r i s to p p e d fo r n o g a tn ^ P a u l N e a p o l , t o r v a s a r e s u l t o f tw o i>ass com i t i a n lo s t f iv e a t - r | t h t e n d a n d p o t i o n s b u t B ig N ick S e rv id l . C h iH sW S B P T T W f W b ie a t l e f t in te r c e p te d t h e n e x t a e r ia l a n t1tackle with the latter kicking on Lyndhurst’s 39.

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t h r e e 129 y a r d e r . K u n s a w g o t off w h a t h e f e l t w a s j u s t o n e o f ) t h o s e g o o d s h o ts t h a t lo f te d n ic e ly a n d h e a d e d s t r a ig h t fo r t h e 'g r e e n T h e p e l le t d r o p p e d ju s t s h o r t o f t h e h o le a n d h a d ju s t e n o u g h i ro l l to s in k o u t o f s ig h t a n d a d m i t t e d h im in to t h e g o lfe r s h a l l o f > fam e. T h e " a c e " w a s t h e f i r s t h e h a d e v e r f r r e d - a n d a s l a te a s F rt- *.day n ig h t w h i le p r e p a r in g to r o l l o n J o e y D o r a n d p ’s b o w lin g te a m .VAridy w a s s t i l l e x c i te d a b o u t t h e w h o le th in g a n d w h e n w e m e n . 't in n e d i t , tf is fa c e l i t u p in to a b ig g r in . I t w a s n ic e g o in g b y a { n ic e g u y . H e is t h e s e c o n d o f o u r lo c a l la d a to r e c o rd a h o le in > o n e t h e la s t y e a r , B il l B iv o n a h a v in g c a r d e d th e o th e r o n e ju s t { a b o u t a y e a r a g o a t F o r e s t H ills .

W H IRLPO O L:i E v e r y o u e w a s fe e l in g s o r r y fo r R u th e r f o r d a f t e r b o th t h e B e a rs> a n d H a c k e n s a c k b e a t th e m b u t th e y w o n t h e i r la s t th r e e s t r a ig h t p |« te . T re z z a m a d e , f iv e y a r d a a t

a n d b y n o w o u r g u e s s is t h a t . F r a n k S e r r a o is n o t fe e l in g to o b a d ly c e n te r . M a n ia e ra ’s p a s s w a s n;*^ a b o u t t h e w h o le t h in g .J te c e iv e d n ic e l e t t e r f r o m R a lp h C a rd i l lo Ktx»d a n d M a n is e r a w e n t 56 • u p a t H o b a r t la s t w ?V k. H is s c h o o l w o n f i rs t g a m e o n S a tu r d a y , y a r d s a r o u n d l e f t * e n d fo r T D 'b e a t i n g H a m i l to n 27 to 25. C h a t t in g w i th A u g ie P a lu z z i a n d T e d d y n u m b e i tw o"‘L iv a f o r m e r te a m m a te s o f C a rd i l lo , th e y w e r e r e c a l l in g a B e rg e n N e a p o l i tio n to o k t h e ' k ic k o f f { f ie ld g a m e o f a fe w y e a r s a g o w h e n th e y h a d a f i r s t d o w n o n t l ie ,,n t h e 18 a n d w a s ta c k le d h a r d * o n e y a r d l in e a n d c o u l d 'n o t s c o r? . D u r in g t l ie s e a s o n , R a lu sz i w a s o n th e 22. G n a r d i w a s s to p p e d ) r e g a r d e d a s o n e . o f th e b e s t t a lk e r s o n th e s q u a d . H e w o u ld t a lk fo r n o g a in , th e G o ld e n B e a r s ' t h e o p p o s in g l in e m a n in td m o v in g o v e r a c o u p le o f in c h e s w h i le w i r e c f f s id e a n d C h r i s b a c k e r ’s v th e te a m s l in e d u p w h e n a p la y w a s t o g o th r o u g h h im ju s t a s q u ic k k ic k w a s t a k e n b y N ick \ | m e a n s o f h e lp in g h im m a k e th e p la y s u c c e s s fu l T h e y v o o p S e tv id io a t m id f ie ld w h o c a m ed e r a t e d w e l l t o o ' B a d r u m o r s u p in H a w th o r n e a b o u t T e d d y u p to t h e 40. *l Y a k a m o w i tz , i n ju r e d B lo o m fie ld T e c h b a c k , t h a t w a s s e n t to h o e - 1 M a n is e r a w e n t 22 y a r d s o ff ) p i t a l f o r o b iw rv a tio n A c c o rd in g to l in e u p s o f S a tu r d a y ’s c o n - : r i p h t t a c k le to t h e l t . T re z z a , t e s t h o w e v e r , Y a k o m itz p la y e d f ul l g a m e in lo s in g c a u s e a g a im t ' o f f l e f t ta c k le fo r 7 y a r d s a n d i ^SH ighland P a rk - A d d it io n a l b e n c h e s to b e b r o u g h t t o L y n d h u ra t; M anisera picked up the rem ain- nn‘ i p h o i ^ e 'c w t o n

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f e n t 6 5 v a r d s fo r t u t tc h d o w n u m b e r e le v e n as t h e th i r d p e r u»d e n d e d . - •

FO URTH PERIO D 35 PointsT h e c i rc u s p u t o n th e i r o p e n

in g a c t a s L y n d h u r s t 's P e te r s o r .in te rc e p te d a p a s s on th e 14 ra n tn t h e 12. S e rv i i i io h it ce n t e r f o r f iv e y a r d s ' b u t a p e n a lty p u t t h e b a l l b a c k o n th e 21 T w o p a r s e s . P r im o v a l t i to T re z za b r o u r h t t h e b a l l to th e 3 f i on w h e r e T re z z a p lu n g e .I o v e r fo TD* m J m b e r tw e lv e

H a w th o r n e p u n t e d o u t of h o u n d s o n t h e 21 fro m w h e re T r e z s a h i t c e n t e r a m i w e n t 7*

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N EW BRU N SW ICK — Rutgerr University’s 7 6 0 ^ | l l tegm puts h e L ittle Braaa Cannon on the d o c k this Saturd ay when it n e e ts Lafayette at Easton, Pa.,

game that t should decide h e 1949 M iddle Three champ-

ionr hip.Title halded in the three-w ay

Rutgers, Lehigh and L afayette iv a iry for the past four cam- >aigns, Rutgers whipped Lehigh

40 to 27 a le w w eeks ago and needs a w in over L a fayette to. lotch itt fifth straight M iddle th ree crow n, and retain po**

aalon o f the Cannon trophy. Saturd ay ’s contest w ill be the •th in the Rutgers-Lafayette

series w hich began in I t i t . Over che years, Lafayette haa won 26 tames; Rutgers has won 17 ; and. >ne tie waa recorded back ia IMS.

?THt Leopards w ill be looking for th eir first postwar, victory this w eek. They posted two wins n the w artim e 1944 season but Rutgers has extended a victory tirin g to four since the war. Har- sey Harman’s Scarlet dumped the Pennaylvanians 34 to 13 laa t teaaon

L afayette has - bepn working this season under a new coach, M aurice (Clipper) Sm ith,. form er V Ulanov a coach who returned to th e Collegiate ranks (his year ifter tw o reasons at the helm of Boston Y an k s pro football team.

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yet to score a double w in in the cannon riv a lry and h won the trophy.

Rutgers is expecting battle from L afayette paat experience in thia one of the closest in ini iate football.

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The M ustangs beoke the aeane leas deadlock in the tld rd f i t n when Pehonkr dashed t t y a r h off tackle for the firat t s a c U s a a

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A specia l se rv ice w ill b e heM a t S t. M a tth e w ’s E v an g e lica l L u th e ra n C h u rch a t 3:30 p .m . on S u n d a y w h en th e co n g reg a tio n w ill c e le b ra te th e 22n d a n n iv e r sa ry o f th e c h u rc h b u ild in g and also d e d ic a te a M o rto n p ip e o rgan.

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N ov. 6. T he 21st S u n d ay a fte r T r in i ty . 7:30 a.m- H oly Com m u n io n ; 9:30 a.m . M orn ing P ra y e r a n d S u n d a y School; 11:00 a m . C h o ra l E u c h a ris t a n d serm on .

Friendly Service. E. W . Parkerton, Prop.L ook in g th ro u g h th e lis t o f d if- .P a rity 's S h e ll S e rv ic e S ta tio n is

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For Governor ELMER H. WENE

State Senator

Elect A. „ - ------ ,—— — - - -i-r-— ----------~....................... ----- -- ---_____ .. . .<---" -jj ■ , 'For many years, Lyndhurst, one of the largest municipalities in Bergen County has not been represented in County or Slate, government.

The Democratic Party recognizes L y n d h u rst tfiisyear as it has for many years in the past by naming a Lyndhurst man on the Assembly state. Township Attorney Otto J . S te lla to , a competent, energetic young man is running for the Assem bly this year. He khows your problems and he can do something about them if he is elected. You can pick up the phone and call him, a personal friend, to tell him of your feeling on proposed legislation in Trenton. Can You Do That Now? Have you been able to do it in the past 10 years?Elect Mr. Stellato and the rest of the Democratic ticket for good government. Government for the people and not for just the few.

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The Lyndhurst Wene -Stellato _ _ Independent Organization

U R G E S Y O U T O V O T E F O R

KARL D. VAN W AGNER

General AssemblyLLOYD S. CARR DAVID B. FOLEY

PATRICK TEDESCO ROBERT EICHLER

GEORGE CHELIUS OTTO STELLATO

SurrogateJA CO B SCHNEIDER

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Freeholders JAMES A . BISHOP

FRANCIS E. MUNLEY

ELMER H. WENE For Governor A N D OTTO J. STELLATO For Assemblymah

The LYNDHURST-WENE STELLATO INDEPENDENT ORG ANIZATI ON was formed by both Republican and Independent voters of this township The civic-minded members of oar organization desire to place the welfare of Lyndhurst above mere 'party politics'. The LYNDHURST WENE - STELLATO INDEPENDENT ORGAIZATION extends an invitation to all voters, regardless of party affiliation, to unite with us to elect ELMER H. WENE to the Governorship and to send OTTO J . STELLATO, a life-long resident of Lyndhurst, to the Assembly. . _ 7Christopher J. Prendergast, PRESIDENT

. Walter Wolf, Vice President Phyllis Timpane ro, Vice President Donald Beaverson, Recording SecretaryAdam Czamecki, Financial Secretary Robert Fetzer, Treasurer

Executive CommitteeFRANCIS STAFFORD ALBERT FELLINI CHARLES MUELLERGEORGE IZON DR. VINCENT COSTABILE JOSEPH LOTARSKIDR. ATTILLIO J . CROSTA* WILLIAM FOSTER ANGELINA CHASECHARLOTTE KORN JAMES BONELLI HARRY TIRGRATHRICHARD BRACKEN

OSCAR HERRMANN CLAIRE JAWOROWSKI DONALD WILSON WILLIAM JARVIS JAMESMULLARKY

The Rest Interests of Lyndhurst W il Re Served Ry Electing Bmer H. Wene To Tke Governorship and Otto J . Stelato To The A n imbly.Paid f w by t h * L y n d h u r u T e n e S l e l l m t u l i i d i p e n d e H t Organization

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prom ptly a ttended to . Ju a t d ro p card To W . R. Cantw ell, SIS Ridge Road. R utherford . Ku. S-0S4*. Call a f ta r l w P.M.

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• lit s a c r if ic e fo r |12h 7 cu . f t K«.l-n tn a to r r e f r ig e r a to r , g u a r a n te v d <•■A y e a r* o n ly 1 y e a ra o ld . c o n IJi>4> w ill se ll fc r l i t * T h e a e It* >n» in” b e ao ld a l o n c e a a We h a v e n«4d o u r h o m e a n d m u a t m ove . < 'a l l K a > a r e weh H ali N S *-IOSO-M n r IV **aa- >a< I A v e . H a s b ro u c k H e ig h la ^ ^

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h a n ie on K ldae Road.- R eferens t a rs- <4U.at.-d, RU. 2-37#a '1 * 1 * 1 .

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BUILDING MATERIALS insulation W O O L end BOARD

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SHEET ROCK - - - ROCK LATH For Sale eod RealOmlf l a s Models

ADDING MACHINES

B E R * G E NPLUMBING

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Permanent Drivewaysnhthoto AspheK Roof Shi

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Lyndhurst, N. J., November 3, 1949

Our Vote Is For DriscollA« lhe Lyndhunt Young Men’s Repub*

Kean Club put! it, a public official with the record of Governor Driscoll should not have to battle for re-election.

Nevertheless, the strength of the force* opposing the governor is a fairly good mea- •ure of the work he is doing in New Jersey.

You cannot give a State an up-to-date, hard-hitting, working court system such at priacoll has given New Jersey without making enemies.

You cannot consolidate 80 overlapping ftate agencies into 14 executive depart- jnents without making enemies.... You cannot build up the merit system frith more pay for Civil Service employee* without making enemies.* You canot develop a bargaining agency Lrhich will shorten labor strife without mak-

You cannot push non-segregation in the jehools and the National Guard without making enemies.) And you cannot inrrease State aid to Sdu ration without making enemies.* Driscoll, the most “doing” governor in|lsw Jersey’s history lias done so ninny | Jersey.

many things. And the enemies he has piled up in his “doing” merely serve to emphasize for the average voter and taxpayer how necessary it is to speak up in hi* behalf next Tuesday. / —

That is why we are voting for Driscoll.New Jersey today enjoys a kind of gov

ernment it has had too- little of in the paaL It is a conscientious government—but it » a far-seeing government, too. It is a progressive government.

If for no other reason than the court reforms put into effect under Driscoll, he deserves re-election.

His appointment of Arthur T. Vander- 1 bilt as chief justice paved the way for one of the finest court systems in the land. Vanderbilt has followed through. There ia justice Tn New Jersey’s courts today. There i» .fairness. There is speed. And there is law.

Some lawyers don’t like iC Crook* and special pleaders have never wanted honest, democraticftd court*. But the average man,

■who knows his claims under democratic government, begin and end with the court system have always wanted such courta.

It will he Driscoll again for New Jersey next Tuesday. And it will be good for New

Cancer Factsrf

Do y o u h a v e a ca n ce r question Jrh ich p e rp le x e s you? If i t is n o t Of a p e rso n a l n a tu re , qnd does 4 o t in v o lv e p ro fess io n a l e th ics, sen d I t to th e A m erican C an cer 8 ociety , H ew J e rs e y D ivision, 7®0 B ro a d s tre e t, N e w a rk 2, N . J . A dvice o n a v a ila b le m edical f a c ili ties fo r d iag n o sis an d p ro p e r c a r* w ill b e m ad e av a ila b le to y o u o n req u e s t.

Q. W h ere m ay I o b tain a lis t of New J e rs e y physicans w ho a re w illing to g ive b y a p p o in tm en t a c o m p le te pn y sica l e x am in ation?

A. B y w r itin g th e A m erican C an cer S ociety , N ew J e rse y D iv ision, Inc., 790 B ro ad s tre e t, N ew a rk , -N e w Je rse y .

Q. Is i t po ssib le to d iagnose a c a n ce r b y th e m icroscopic ex* am in a tio n o f a b i t o f tissue?

A. Yes. F o r th is reaso n i t is possib le to d e te c t e a rly can ce r

In ad v an ce cases p h y s ic a l e x a m in atio n s a lo n e w ill g ive th e d iagnosis.

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Here is the way we tee it:On the 40-hour week for local policemen we ad

vise NO. In another column on thi* page we tell our reasons why.

- On the' S105.000.000 veterans’ bongs we advise YES. We don’t like flic bonus. We don’t think many vetw»n* like it. Wwntln lm , veteran organiaalians ad.

T r a n k G a llag h e r. tl* P o s t a v e n u e . hu re tu rn e d to b u s in e ss a t W ash ing ton . D , C., a f te r se v era l d a y s a t hia hom e h e re .

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vorate it. If they think it ia a fair thing for the veterans, we'll go along with them. We’d much, rather see the money spent on elaborating on our water system to insure an adequate water tystem for thr veterans and all of New jersey for all tine. But tbe politicians haven't got around to that. If nothing else, approval of the bonus now will eliminate it as a political issue for all time. That, in iti^tf, will be a benefit

On the $25,000,000 for institutions and agencies we advise YES. On thi* item the appropriation U shamefully scanty.

* On the $100,000,000 -housing appropriation, we advise NO. The State is not the proper instrument for bousing programs. The national government is. If you don’t think we’re right,, consider how the State lias meal- axed the veterans’ emergency program so far. Keep the State out of housing. Vote NO on the referendum.

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lead e rs , in charge . G am es an d r e fre sh m e n ts w e re fea tu res .. D o lo res Z a m o w sk i rece iv ed th e a w a rd fo r th e m o st so p h is tica ted co stu m e; A rleen S ch m id t, m ost c h e e rfu l costum e; B a rb a ra M ulle r w ith e ld h e r id en tity th e lon« a a t; iB a rb a ra M eyers w ore the co stu m e m ade from th e least m a te ria l.

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