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Observer

Q RESL1N . . .A N D T H E L E A D E K

On Monday night, candidate Jam es A. Bres lin quoted at length from this column to prove that The Leader should not be supporting the present Board of Commissioners for re-election. He quoted specifically from a col­umn that appeared last Septem ber. and said he would use others during the balance of the cam­paign.

W e do not deny criticising the Board of Commissioners nor, for that matter, the Board of Educa­tion, nor any other grcrfp that needed criticising at any tim e we felt it necessary The important thing is, we criticise with a sin­cere purpose, and that purpose i s

to help Lyndhurst get better gov,, ernment.

" 'W e ask the voters to bear this fact in mind when M r Breslin, and some of the other indepen­dent candidates blossom out with their criticism T W O W E E K S B E ­F O R E A N E L E C T IO N If these men were sincere, o r had any de­sire at a ll to help Lyndhurst get better government, they would have appeared at public meetings

Card Party on Tonight

Second Affair Planned for May I st at the

HeadquartersThe Citizens' Comrnlttee aux il­

ia ry w ill hold a monster card party tonight at the ir headquar­ters, 305 Ridge road. A $25 war bond w ill be awarded as door | prize dyring the evening. So many women have applied for i tickets that a portion of the party !

be held in the Columbus I C lub auditorium on Harrington avenue.

On Tuesday, M a y 1, another card party will be held a t the Ridge road headquarters Th is is for the convenience of those w«ho were unable to secure tickets for tonight's affair.

Mrs. Em m et K. N ear is chair-‘i „ man of the parties Sh e is assisted Form er Commissioner W illiambv the fnllnwinn | Gutheil, independent candidate

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MOP-UP DRIVESUNDAY. APRIL 29th

WHAT CAN YOU SPARE . . .THAT THEY CAN W EAR?

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EVERY POUND COUNTH

Lyndhurst MUST meet its Quota

Thomas H ickey, chairm anUnited National Clothing ColLtction

Rizzo Brothers Meet

. Gutheil Statem en t

by the following committees Tickets at door. M rs. Margaret for cl(’(' ' ' on t0 the Bo ïrd o f Com

Sailer, Mrs. May Hingle, Mrs. ' ■ Ma y 8th, this week Anna Monday, Mrs. Lena Monaco, i .

A rranging players, Mrs. M il-1the Commission dred M ilello, Mrs. Helen Schreek-1 enstein, Mrs. Felicia Hulen, Mrs. IFred Muhleisen, M rs Naomi Gal lagher, Mrs. Ruth Ford . Mrs. M il­dred Vivers. Mrs. Florence K en ­dall, Mrs W . Griffith. Mrs. Lena Neglia, M rs L. Garavanti, Mrs Phy llis Bogle, Mrs. Lucy G u i­detti, Mrs Lydia Moller, Mrs..-.v -j/pvo.vu ai (juuni; meetings

of the Board of Commissioners— j Margaret Bruh l and voiced their views at the ' Reception committee: Mrs. Ed- proper place and time. na Favier, Mrs. Elizabeth Bogle,

Breslin places himself in a ri- Mrs. Nan Sherwood, Mrs. Frank diijulous position by trying to use Gallagher, Miss G race Savino, our independent action during M 'ss Charlotte Savino , Muss An- the past years to help his cam- I nette Savino ' paign He merely proves we pos- Refreshments. M rs M i n n i e sess something he does not have W right, M rs Lena Carpino, Mrs — ^nd that is a sincere program Steve Golem tiewski, Mrs C. N e l­

son, Mrs. K a te D ickey, Mrs L i l ­lian Turner, Mrs T Sheridan, Mrs. Letty Derrick, Mrs C lare

-Th»lm »n. Mrs. Zeppernick, Mrs. H. Heilshorn. Mrs. Sleater, Mrs! Tissiere. Mrs. G. Robertson, Mrs P . Carella, Mrs George Good, Mr». H. Linicus, Mrs. Sophie Mackay, Mr*. M arkin Frank, M n . Sadie P e u o lli, Mr», L illian M cy

to neip our town. A program that goes on, week after week, regard­less of elections— such as the strong d rive we made several •years ago to secure a post office for Lyndhurst Breslin, inci­dentally, has made this a plank in his platform for election, a l­though he did not lift a hand w h e ^ w c tried to do it between

To date, the only thing we can »ay about Breslin is that he wants to be elected but can t think ofa good reason why. Aside from his original announcement that he v. quid seek election, he hasn't marie ¡\nu»rtive statement L is ­teners at Mis m w tm p havc been subjected to a gush of p la titude on his high ideals for public of­ficials. but he can't get around th< fact that he sat on the* Board of Commissioners for four year? and never opened his mouth He porters can still remember hirr »t those meetings— with his face on his hand, acting very boreti with it all.

O f the 13 candidates in thi field, Breslin would be the las' one this paper would support W e say this although we have supported him many times foi other positions For example, wi were behind him when he triec for the East Rutherford District Court appointment, and also foi the Assistant Prusecutorship he did get. W e may support hirr. again for some job we feel he i r

qualified fo r But never as ' fa Commissioner

Breslin is unfitted by temper ament to be a Commissioner At i f us remember when he was ir charge of the W P A in Lyndhurst and hqw badly he bungled thi job

I t was a job that c a l l e d for understanding arid p a t i e n c e Many 1 of our decent resident: were in financial distress and when t h e y s o u g h t aijl from B res lm, he p o u r e d A b u s e on t h e m am' m a d e them f e e l l i k e beggars I t

w a s for that reason t h e pe<»pl< turned against him sought re-elect ten in although h e had a h Uj l i o n , he w e n t dow n to defeat in eighth place

M ac Mullen'j Statem en t

mlsslonera May 8th, ____ _____said lie was seeking election to the Commission on his record w hile in office from 1933 to 1941.

“ If elected I w ill devote all my tim e to serving the people of Lyndhurst," he said. “ I have been a resident of the township for 22 years, am in town all day, and can therefor serve efficiently. The people of Lyndhurst w ill re­member the improvement of the streets that took place immedi­a te ly after I took office, and con­tinued throughout the tw o terms I served as Director of Public W o r k s 1 am a man of w ork, not words.”

Gutheil in February observed the 25th anniversary of his re-

"firement from the Hoboken police department where he w as lieu­tenant in charge of the Bureau of Crim inal Identification. H e then established h is . own detective agency in" Hoboken which he op­erated until 1931

In 1933 he w.as a successful candidate for election to the town Commission and was reelected in 1937. He sought rceleetion as an independent candidal« in 1M1

“*» TMtsrw. « » . »campaign manager for Gutheil and w ill speik for him at thera lly sponsored by the Indepen­dent Bette r Government League,M ay 3, at the high school His Tandirtacy has towm endorsed by tins group A throat condition

Paw loskiS tatem en t

Following is a statement .. leased for publication by Joseph P»wlo»ki, candidate foi the B-.aid o f Commissioners

"In response to innumerable re : ? ' ' quests from the citizens of all ■ ma! walks of life, I am a candidate for > member of the Lyndhurst Board of Commission at the elec­tion to be held on Tuesday. M ay 8th Contrary to public belief, the landlord is not alone the taxpay­er Today, we are a ll taxpayers r in one form or another We an v a ll tax conscious B y that. I mean ! we are a ll striving to meet a ll; just obligations under most try I ing , circumstances The interest o f taxpayers should be 'paramount in the minds of any candidat« ' ! %

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The Citizens' Committee ticket of Mayor Bogle, Commissioners I __ ,Favier, Savino, Sherwood, an.l »PeakingFrajnk V Gallagher w ill seek to 1 ' " Mdave an industrial arts school built in Lyndhurst This assor ticn was made today by A lfred MacMullen, chairman of the C iti ’ens' Comniittee H im self a school teacher, formerly connected w ith the Lyndhurst school system, and n< w engaged in the New Yo rk

„City school system, JA r MacMul-

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public office'Since 1908, I have been a res

ideivt of Lyndhurst, and for the. past 29 years have been a prop * ' * ' e rty owner and taxpayer I have seen this town grow I have seen many instances where improve 1 ments could .and should have been'-wade I have a deep and "■biding faith in> the citi*»nry o f P‘-in Lyndhurst and in its future de­velopment The post-wsr outlook fo r thi* town is excellent and “ ¡ ’ their r . t; . _ iw ith civic minded, unselfish and * >” tl P>ioiii.n» «tei 1.unbowed commmis*k>n«rs con »» *41 <■* «’•> »-«*-•ducting it» altairs, Lyndhurst \ot org»n»/«J » » » « ,shnuKr ron tlnut tn jjrr^per ar.rt ’ **“ •** w u n *h*grow <town■lf«Nfdr,n

“ As an executive */td Judictai i>u 'art*' >=>••< f( fficial of the New Je rsey D e p a r t h e l p i n g I. o u t of ment of Labor, speclftcally hand 111 ’ heir 1 rld«-n ling wage dispute». I thuik t j o . t | « ‘am otiahfied to 1 ’nou fiivf“ h.o .1 : WIioH .

he has deviatesi fronr . anir^aign ‘dnrld w ..ing for h im w lf «¡oro- and |>>iot> 11 > »h.'uJrtn I settle m l.srthe way tn the |>rotï«hle oim to H e S« l(« ( ^ „ r 4nrm«ti<t<mitioti . f iti.U iH-iidelit sttengtli l'Ia to .ing H a u l h- stiieulaie th

• M i' attack on tounstoe finajiees projectod. 'p r$ cd «.st:. oi*-mnt; *on I K tiK n l i t A l l 4 T tt iK

'’ * battle lie.tweeh Cononiss(,,iuM Charging i t , administrate. l.ouis Fsvier and himself im i “ nipletolt unfan d u r and out . IH niojraVH: Sltlipoit »»l«ipath» ss ¡u,- in, w le la o

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m M ^ M u i i r d e . i h a d fr n ' " ■ , d r h u ,7 , , f r - - “ f u l " ; , ;MacMullen declared the B c r turning veteians Bu t to Jlsten to 1 h,«,k and I m m . it., , -■'tn County Vocational Board th, bleeding hesrts running for , T e . . m * • ,. ...... .Which has been discussing and the Board of Commission no one .. . „ . . , , r r ivplanning the erection of v.K-a would know anything was being b rief outline of my a.tivit,.".tional schools ,n the county, must done at a ll interest a n d . o. .iT ■te made to realue the need for Last week Captain Douglas Lyndhurst and I oi. it». n •

V (hf>o1 ln Lyndhurst Mead, fnrmei mayor of Ruther- a e.rtgw ienta»us *r...e" tW ith its population, the great ford, addressed about 40 member« ‘snd honest «do

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declared, "Lyndhurst should b« the focal point for vocational <*d ucaticn M any of our boys «ndgirls desire vocational training are the member» ofrnd have no means^rf obtaining Board John Osborne it, save through The 'lim ited tn t-ilities within our tow nship

"Lyndhurst cannot alTnid tbr '•xpense of an indusfnat school Bergen County can It 1» neees ,ar> for out officials to work v ig orously and energetically to lo- cate such j school J»tere

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i o i j ” .that the ne«^ for such » sch«a>I 1937 and \i,ng heen apparent to ti

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mothers and fathers of the Cubs. Mr. Johnson, one of the origi­nators of the Pack, spoke on the success of the boys, w ishing them continued success. He was pre­sented with the test piece cut from the decorated b irthday cake.

A congratulatory message on the successful completion of the third year was received from Miss Letitia Petty, principal of Washington school.

Den 4 won the parents’ atten­dance award. Mrs. Schenk is the Den Mother.

The. meeting closed w ith the Cubmasjier’s benediction.

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Capt Mead explained'the med­ical attention,.hospitalization and claims, and procedures. The sys­tem for readjustment allowance for the unemployed, the pension claims and the educational and vocation rehabilitation— a ll were discussed.

Candidates and residents hon­estly interested in the great work being done by this committee for veterans, can secure information (or offer to help) through Mr. O l­son, at the high school.

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By Lucy Di CtunUlo

Hello, there!It 's tradition for L H S to lose

the first game, so, just not to be different, we succumbed to Lodi on the baseball diamond last F r i ­day. Clouds were threatenening in the sky, but that didn’t pre­vent the game from getting un ­der way. We liked the way little Buddy Thorne caught that high fly. Sa ilor Gene Ramassy was around to see his former class­mates toss the ball around.

No, they weren’t new mail car­riers! They w ere the G ir l Lead­

e r s delivering the c 1 o t h i ng drive circulars to every house in t o w n lastW e d n e s d ay. M r . B u r k e

wrote the club a letter tha»k- ing them forthe wonderful job they did.

T h e m a n w ith the tape

was around last Tuesday to get the seniors measured for capsand gowns. W e had our firstCommencement practice Monday. It was decided that the banquet is to be formal and that we may gd on an outing June 15. if the Board of Education approves.

Try-outs are being held for the “ Lighthouse” staff tomorrow af­ternoon in Room 30. Here's a chance for you potential writers to show your stuff!

•Congratulations to Louise Tor- on and her team who are champs of the Jun ior Vo lleyball League! Ed ith Earl's team came in sec­ond. This just about finishes up vo lleyball for the year, and the girls are now turning their inter­ests towards softball, ping pong, and archery

Thanks to the janitors who helped carry the heavy ping pong j

tables to the gym. and to M r I Costellano who painted those brightly colored screwdrivers w e ! are using as points-of-aim.

W h y does Fred G ilbert laugh so heartily at the least little thing that’s said in P A D class? Miss Fav ie r can’t figure it out.

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w i l l h a v r V l i a r g e o f a n o v e l pro- , ’ rain.I- r id ay , May 4 th — . .

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t h e M a y F e l l o w s h i p p r o g r a m o f

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W akelee R etires S u g a r fo r Canning as PS H ead A vailab le N ow

T h e retirem ent o f Edm und W W akelee as p resid en t n f Public S e rv ic e C o rp o ratio n o f N ew J e r ­s e y and su b s id ia ry com pan ies was .announced by .C h a irm an of the* B o a rd T hom as N. M cC a rte r at the an n u al m eetin g o f sto ek h o ld1 ' i'V N e w ark on A pt'il 10. The. ehaii m an reported th at W ak e lee has not been in good Health fo r tin p ast y ear o r s'.. an d is now ci iti r a l ly ill at h is h om e in D etnarrst.

Kdm und W. W ak e lee has been identified w ith P u b lic S e rv ic e and prerlecc. ’ o r com pan ies sine« J000. Fo r more than a q u a rte r o f a cen ­tu ry he h as been an officer f the com pany and its p resid en t since 193!» He lias been a v ice p resi­d en t and n d ire c to r o f tin C o r­poration and s u b s id ia ry ' . ......ies since 19 17 , anil has headed the la w departm ent fo r m ore th ay 2 decades

In Ins . rem ark s at the lock ho ld ers ' m eetin g , M cC arter took cognizance of the “ tra g ic and very c ritica l period in our cilfintry's h isto ry and also“ ill the h isto ry of the com pan y."

H O PES FO R JU S T P E A C E“ A s to the n ation al situation,"

he said. “ I can on ly hope and tru st that w ith in a reasonabli t im e we w ill h ave a just and on

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S lu y v e sa n t A v en u e

Suiid’.i.v, 'Vpril 29th*i If. a rn., li ib le «>i bool II . m . M orning w o rsh ip S e r ­

in. e "T h e Win Id s G re a te st Q u estio n ."

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i i p o t . 1‘A e i i i n g w o r s h i | i S e r -

l o o i i " W h a l M e n A s k e d J e s u s . "

I riday, ^pril :J7IHM e'-ling o f S a b b ath school e x

• . nt . . oinmillec, li |’ in. ,tVciliie l l a v . May 2nd

M i d w e e k s e r v i c e a t II p m .

*1 hi ch u rch w ill jo in in the M i . F e llo w sh ip D ay , sim nsoredII . I lie I edera t ion o f C h u rch W o him , I * be held at SI Thom as* I: ..s .d C h urch , M ay 4, 1 : 3 0 , .

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t i a t i . t i w ill l i e i o l e r a n t o f a n d

f u i r ii o t h e u t i l i t y - i f i d u B t t y U o

c a l l e d a t t e n t i o n t o “ t h e s p l e n d i d

w o r k t h a t t h e i n d u s t r y h a s q i i l u l -

l y d o n e d i i r i n i ' , t h e w ar p . r i o d .

It lias had, on the win le, litt le 01 no goveiifrnen t aid In ou r casi w e h aven 't asked fo r it; w e d idn ’ tneed il an il, .g e jie ra tjy si>eal:.ng, I| to 5 pounds o f can n in g s u g a r fo r

Housewives of the borough can apply for their home canning su­gar now, according to Jam es White, chairman of the W ar P i ice and /Rationing Board, at Rutherford.

"Applications may be subm it­t e d t o the board in person but s i n c e i t won t be possible to act o n t h e m immediately, it is sug­g e s t e d , to s a v e time for both the. housewife and the board, that t h e y b e mailed,” Wbite^iaid.

Application forms may be ob­tained at the board office, at 7 Orient way, Rutherford.

B e f o r e mailing the application to t h e board, spare stamp 13, in B o o k 4, f o r each member of the f a m i l y covered by the applica­t i o n , s h o u l d b e attached.

Only twu applications can be made' by a fam ily, and applica­tions cannot be accepted after Oc­tober 31, White said.

W hen the applications have been approved, canning sugar coupons good for 5 pounds and fo r one pound each w ill be mailed to the applicant. When the house­w ife uses the 5-pound coupons, she m ust sign her name and put th e number, of her No. 4 book on each coupon before giving it to her grocer. She should be sure to la k e her B ook 4 as w ell as the coupon s to the store.

Because of the scarcity of sug­ar, applicants w ill be allowed o n ly , as much canning sugar as they actutdly Heed for canning, up to 20 iiounds a person, and 180 pounds a family.

The allowance w ill be on the basis of a pound of sugar for each 4 q u arts of fruits and fru it juices to he can n ed . W hite declared Up

St. Thomas' tpiscopal Church

1 'nrest an d S t u y v c s a n t A v e n u e sR e v R o w la n d F N y e , H ector

Sunday, A p r i l " i th i ‘I lie l l l i Sunday after E a s te r :

e a i h person n am ed in th e fam ily a p p lica tio n cari be used for jams, je llie s , re lV h e s and catsup.

Emblem Ciub to HoldGrill Party Here

T . y t i d h u r s i E m b l e m C l u b w i l l

h o l d a k r i l l p a r t y o n S a t u r d a y ,

f o r l h < ‘ b e n e f i t o f t h e s e r v i c e ­

m e n ’ s f u n d . M r s . H u b e r t I ’ L a g -

« r e r i f i e r r i s c h a i r m a n , w i t h Mrs. l . o n i , ; F a v i e r a s c o - c h a i r m a n ,

a n t e o f t h e p e r i o d , b e t h a t I o n , " j T i c l e t - a r e , n m \ ’ - a v a i l a b l e T h e

p r o c e e d s w i l l b e u s e d i n a fund f o r l o c a l b o y s .

I n , i r e c e n t v i s i t t o t h e K n g l a n d

f u n e r a l H o s p i t a l a t A t l a n t i c C i t y

th in k il. is true th a l u tility «¿«m p a n e s b a ve finaneed them - Ivi B u t, aside fio m thè fìnatifMiu» end , Ibey b a v e , render» d a -splen­dici se iv ie e in fu rn ish irig their produci to a l l thè m anuftict«irers. w iir and a ll, T he w a i could noi b a v e ppoceeded in thè w a y it lias proceeded if th is incliutrv bad fa lle n dow n T he u tility indù ti v, it seem s to me, b a s (li,ne a v.on- d e r fu l job th rou gh ou t Ibi; very serioO s tirrie and is p repared hi continui* to do so chu ing th«* bai

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I ^ A IN T lN C i K I»l<A OR A I INO

or short• 'P R H IiS V V , B A T K S D O W N”MeCiii'ter said the business of

Pu ld jc Service was good “ if wew e re let a lon e, w h ich w e HMii’t.’ ’ ; ^»seph F. B a d e r d isco vered the

| In I hi; rep,at (I he ( tied a 5-m il >{ u rgen t neetl o f h o sp italized ( lie n dollar reductitm in e le c tr ic ; n u n th t te is fo r bedside, radios j ra te s im posed • lust y e a r b y t h e ! T h e Kmhk*m C lu b w ill accept

N e w J e r s e y F u b lir . IHUitrie:;! m n h radifiK fo r d e liv e r y to theI B o a rd , the “ trouble.;« me*' ftfti-1 h o sp ita l. T he rad io s nfced not be

H oly com m union, 7 :30 0 .iO i tude .of Wu shin {'ton com m issions, | in p e rfe c t condition , s in ce som ei : c h u rcli schtiol; 11 a.m> the : the mcrea* in it c o s t ; o f lab o r, of of- the" m en w ill do the n ecessary

'e* .n u n .’ p rayet and :-ennun. j fu e l a Ad. o f ail o th er in fiied ie jJl re jta ir w o rk , on the sets.M ow htv A p ril T50 ( ; HT* ^ rem in d ed th a t alnnTyrTiinv ; ----- ..— - —

St M -irr.arciY . m u iItI w ill .sp o n -j other- inritisiry, nb-o fac « 'l w ith «n a MK tal hftur w ith m otion pic- increusinn costs, can ' p.a these

in n in th e -p arish h a lf at H p.m . on t<» the Custom er. bi*t that the*T u im I i iv , May 1 ¡u tility industry cannot “The

St. -Thomas* Vestry w ill meet J pricess |io up, and the rates goat llie.-jf.iiti.ii 11 Ira IT at H pm. clown," he said.Wnlnevtlav. May 2— The earnipMs «.f the Cnrpoia-

St M a r’. (Judd w ill hold a tion for the* first «juarter -f this . iui - iih mi.-ctinjfi* in the parish I year were aboiit on a par with 1. '! at J p in - - earnin'1,:, for the *-orhpar-al-I«* *pel iitlaN , May .4— ' j rn-d la. t >« ar, lie chairman re

'lln lA iidhu ist K. deration of ’ pmti'd, and the C -»rporatu»n was 1 Church Womerr-Wifl < bs*ervc Fel able to maintain a $1 chvi«!. nd on

Soldiers' LettersA ^ ril 13. 1945

Desr S ir:Ju st a lint\ to let you krwiw that

I have been discharged from the service, «tue to disability from wounds received in actn.n. over­seas. A t the present lim e I an} working as an inspector fo r the U S. Signal Corps in Federal Telephone and Radio, in Clifton I'm also expecting I*, .become a Daddy very soon. % -Sy-

W hile in service, I served in the In fantry in I t « Marne D i­vision (famed in the last w a r). I serveo, under General Patton and also under General C larke in

N O T IC ET h ?, Board ol l-alueation of the

T'.uuvhsp ol L> nd*»ur*<t will r^ceivi* i old Monda}’ «neninfe. Jl*y -I,- at ¿'firn in th<- Bnard office, in lh*- l>in- t «"»In .S. n j»il for furnÍHhiiiK .laniior Nup-

pl»«-*>.i idir the liool Year I!M5-I94fi.A i opy <>f tin- 1,1st .to be hi ! on may

h> «»htairifd nt th** Board’ flfflre h»*- r»,<'i n 1ÎN- hOurs of î» a.m. and 5 p.m., daily. AJmiday through Friday

Tli. Board , of Kdueation reservesth« iiirtit to reject ^ny or nil *t»ldn suhmitted. ,

B j ord« r of the B«*ard of Kdu'-otion.t u o ä ia .s .t. m i-K isY ,

Btstrtet Clerk.I,vodhurnt, N. J.A f r i t r . 1Ü4'. It

a- t im i a s m a y I»»- f o u n d a p p r o p r i a i » Th . - r»*|**»rt ah«»v- r«'i«-rr»*rl to Is ik»v «,*n fi 1*• w i t h th* Towni*t»ip «T. -rk fra . x a O i in a t im i h y p a r t i e s i n t e r e s t e d th w r e in . -

I h ».MINI*‘K I L IV B I J J ,T o w n s h i p C l e r k .

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V t O W N S H IP CB L Y N D H U R & T N O T IC E

NOTICE I S HF5KFBY f.lVFN thatth*- lioHrd of <'ommiSfi!oners of the.Townsh>p of Lyndhurat, at a meetingto Im field at the »Town Hall in theTownship of Lvndhurst. N. J . onMo'miav , May 7th. IH45 at X I' M Kast-

the 5tti A rm v I «aw action in tfr,‘ u>' r Time, «ill consider the re- lilt out rtririy^ i , l"^* «*f asm ssih« nt and hvnelils eon-North A frica , S ic ily , and Ita ly I l. rr.d upon lot« and par. «'Is of landreceived 4 bronze s ta rs fo r four r*-al «sta.t«- hy reason of th«- Im-eceivea Dronze hiars io r ioui vr,.vtnK flf H#.a,M>dy Av.-ime from themajor campaigns. Combat Inlan- n*.»th« riy Hide or Tontine Avenue totry Badge, Purp le Heart and also ¡h* ^"” «h riy , ^ t‘uuT” , *" , hy «*>nf?tru< tini; said street with a sixa. uood Conduct ribbon. j in.-.h Idtuminous p«*n«*trRtion ma. adan

During service overseas. I was :\uti ••'»n»tru«*titig «onerete « urh;- and ... . (Ih vi-whvk on said Htr«-el, in the | ownWith the In fantry when I was. ship «*f Lyndhurst, County of Bergen returned to the states. I was in . .N<;* J, .. 0 . The purpose of said tue»*tinp ik t'ine medics i*>r j montns. tnen consider, among other thingM, any oh transferred to the A ir Coir. Tin i.- .t<'H' <«■ Hon» dn.i th- ..wnpr... . . ol ,irm.ertv naiiu-n In hhI.1 ri'rxir. mu'army decided I was unfit for any |ir, n,.nl aKUI„ %l mnHrmailm. ... more serv ice I was discliaiTed .in *' s s o n n i: . n*i ii. adui.t am.

. ...... - jn . c . . . . t , i.i.ilirit i -aid r*-|iurl with or w itliou 'rebruary 15, 1945. I l s wonderful nio r.itlotiy, .oh! in oil*». huHi ■ > i 1 i ■ to be back in the state«

Vincent T F a g a n_ — v — *— ' ■

A p ril 5, 1945Dear Editor:

Received a long delayed Com­mercial Leader yesterday, and was disappointed to see thal I had missed the chance of seeing! a fellow from home In Ih t Oct 26 paper, I read the letter fioin S-Sgt. A lbino, and saw where hi:.A P O w a s the safm- as itmth- in ;October. I personally don't know S-Sgt A lbino but if I ‘had had the chance,’you C3n tc t I would have looked him up.

I am, and have been for some- "*1 time, stationed m the Philippines.It is a ve ry friendly country and oil the whole we are treated swell Bu t nothing like the treat­ment of the home town

I should like to have you con­tinue sending me the paper if at all possible

Sgt Ed Quist,.A P O 75, Postmaster.San Francisco. Calif■

W r p u b lis h i f r w M n w i o f the fo llo w in g m e n lo r th e c o m m h n c e o f th e ir fr ie n d s , m a n d «Hit »If H ie s e rv ic e » . M a i l is v e r y im p o rte n t to thewe m rn a rm e d fo rce s . W H E N D ID Y « )t W R IT * : L A S T ?

Bdward J Sm ith PliM .l e Rase Hospital 4. A R A T U Lido Beach. Long Island

LEG A L N O TICEK I.K C T IO N N O T IC E

Townshi|i t.f Lyn<llmr*t M i i n i r i p i i l Klection of

C w m m i n w o w e f nTin B o a r d s of K l e r t i o n In a n d of

t h e H«-v*iiii H i e e t l o n D i s t r i c t * «»f t h e 'l ow n - I n p ’ n d h u r x t , B. -rgei i < *ouu-t y , \ .> w .1 e rs * 'v , Will na -e t in t h e i r r«*-p. « five ami designated polling places

TU ESD A Y, MAY 8 . 1 9 «in prr.p. r and |»;j:al time to_ arrang« e.p»ipni.-iit atal mai.-ri tl l*»r T ondm-Ç Inn Mich eh-.tion h.-tween the hours .»I 7 A M and K I ’ M Kastern W ar

.Tim- for Ui«' purp "*e of « hrK»sing and . h*, fin»: F ix . Memh.-rs to and «»f th«- Board «if c•iúinii»iiH.vioner.H <»f the Town- shin «»f I.vndhurst

ih- Iiif»triet lines or boundaries of polling piaees are as follow

KI.KCTION D IS T H lc f s

Mrs. May lulo

lo p Day at the p a lish b a ll Ih r (onininn H m k . Il lh i: s i t u a - |

Names CommitteesM i s M a « ' l u l o , p r c s T d t t i t o f t h e

L a d i e s ' A u x i l i a r y , V e t e r a n s • o f

F u r c i n n W a i ÿ , a p p o i n t e d t h e f o l ­

l o w i n g c o m m i t t e e c h a i r m e n a t a

m e e t i n g h e l d M o n d a y n i g h t : E n ­

t e r t a i n m e n t , M r s A J T o m a -

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T h i r d o ra T P iiC T Beginning «'‘fospe Ave. and fV rn

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FIFTH DISTRICT Beginning at Chase and Page

Avea., went to Stuyvesant Ave., south to point 100 foaL northwest from Klngaland Ave., westerly on such line to Passaic R iver, south to Ja u m e y Ave., east to Chase Ave. and north­erly to point of beginning. Polling Place, Roosevelt School, iituyvesant and Kingsland Ayes. .

SIXTH DISTRICT Beginning southerly line D .B .& W.

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Beginning a.t Tonttne snd StuyveR- nnt Aves , south to Fern Ave.. west 4l«»ng Fern Ave. produced to Passaic R iver, north to Tontine Ave. pro­duced, easterly to point nf -beginning. Polling Place. Frank lin School, Fern and Stayv*'H«»t Avenues.

TENTH OI8TRICT Bee In ill iik at Fern Ave and Stuy- vamHtt Ave.. smith to » Una llM) taut north of Kinesland Ave., west along Hid line to PasHalc River, north to

Pern Ave. produced, east to point of KtiifTrrninK PoUltic Plaee. Franklin School. Fern »or! Stu.vve»snt"A vi nues.

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Established 1921

Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company at 255 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst. Telephone RUth. 2-1031. ______________

E d ito r Carmine Savino, Jr.Business Manager ........ Ernest J. Dabinett

Entered as second class matter April 7, 1938. at the Po-t Office at Rutherford; N. J . , under the Act of March 3, 1879.

TH E TA SK FO RCE CORNER

T W Leader reserves th is space for the boys in — who they are, whene they are and w hat they

■« O ar newspaper, which ■■ sent w ithout cost tom f L yndhurst »ervice m an who w ants it, has proved

»■ »id in keeping each other informed about their ■fcriiafcuuts th a t we will each week set aside space for

If relative* receive interesting letters their neigh- “ joy reading, w e will gladly prin t them.

Subscription $2.00 Per Year Five Cents P e r Copy

•/Lyndhurst. N. J., „Thursday, April 26. I'H.»

W a r BondsThe W ;ir Bonds in which the \Micrieuri worker i- in­

vesting his savillas— those bought through voluntary ;db>s- ments from lii> pay check through the Payroll Savin” Plan arid those extra W ar Bonds purchased during War L»an Drives— arc designed to play ail important part in hi- fu­ture. anti in the security and happiness of hi- family.

Every man has plans and,desire- of which lie dream- aud toward which lie aims'. W ar Bond- help to -olidify ht- dreains into actuality and make his aim slraighter and truer

Education for his children? T h e average cost of ,i »-.•(- lege education; including tuition and hoard, at a State uni­versity is ahont $500 a year, or $2.001) for the vtholr four years. $1500 invested in W ar Bonds now w ill pay for that education!

IIi?- own home or farm, minus the headaches ->f rent or mortgages? W ar Bonds purchased now w ill help to pay for it— and at 75 cents on tin- dollar.

Freedom from worry ? Freedom from the -peeter «»f indebtedness resulting from prolonged illness or oth*-r -> emergencies? War Bonds are a bulwark for the w orker un»l his family against such financial strain and worry ■

"r_"' Each individual should -give careful thought to hi- par* ticular ambition when asked to sign his Payroll Saviii"- pledge card for the Advance Payroll drive lo the comm" 7th War Loan, ami sign for as many Bonds a- he can p«.~ tsildy afTiAd. lie will'thereby hi1 taking the lir.-t of two boti steps toward attaining that ambition.

The ,-econd step is to hold on to his Bonds. The Secre­tary of the Treasury* in urging this policy for all Bond owners, said: »

“ Von have only to hold oil to vour Bond- to rc ii ive tin maximum return, for they are designed to favor llio-v wli«. hold them the longest. Keep buying them regularly and hold th cm lo maturity.”

below is one re- i Although 1 have never been t y the Cht'tki fam- decorated I ’ve seen plenty of a<•- given permission to j tion. Bu t the job the doughs do

, “ in the lin e ’’ is unequalled in ai 11 ariy ■ un( take a drink occasion- ,. i other branches of the service. It's ally. As for developing any bad

i* jn iji-rmany, alu/nvc tin thn Tr,«.,«,*.-,, hab its;. I don't think I have ac-

nnine Tell her if 5tie bought me a subscription to have her money refunded, as there is no sense of throwing aw ay a dollar and a half or two. (This German type­w riter that'w e acquired in a Post Office has no dollar sign on its keyboard, so I had to w rite it out.) Tell the fam ily if they want to send me something useful, I can always use good handker­chiefs, in addition to good choco­late Also how about a quart or two of good old Am erican liquor? You. know now that we are in Germ any the only liquor I get a sip of is my boss', the Bn S-3. Bu t frankly, the boys go for it, 'and we can always use it. I still don’t have any desire to smoke

March 31. 1945.

our letter and was M a r you are doing : i; w ar is. over T '

always up to the In fantry to movein, mop up and take possession. I quired any since I've been over

When I first Hit the beaches <>f ,1L.r,l; :11 .France I was assigned to a re- close now

i placement depot. One night a b hell of a lot, in- i C0UPlc " f German planes came

ilw lou-nc that over and bombed and strafed the n True we dir] hell out of us. That night 50

id times like after American officers and men wen.'Aarfeen, the first real .:y. t>. fa ll into Am ore

B u t there were also .w-r>t thr< ugh hell, lit -

killed. Word came down to all us replacements to render first aid to the wounded. I volunteer­e d and took off for the adjacent field. I w ill never forget the sight

G ive my love and regards to Helen, Mom, Pop and the kids. T e ll them their Uncle Dan really appreciates re­ceiving a letter from them once in a while, and although there are times it's impossible to an­swer, I never like to delay it.

I could have sent home quite a bit of junk when we first hit the Seigfriod Line, but never cared to. Cameras, one time, were a■tuiR. on ly to live and , - in i

' »ext day. dime a dozen. Now there is aa-»ught>oy faces death W'rc®m ,n8 drK‘ dyinf,. As I started

„«am and after a I t0 w,,1'k on ‘h<’ flrs‘ Buy I started i„. Just another 1,1 « % 'a n d I swore then and

another job. Words ; therc thut 1 WOOTd-avenge the • describe the price 'ci, ath everyone of those boys.

■ur men have paid in taccomplish their mis-

v i? where the real

l aMis out.J S 5 B S - a t o u g h n u t

o '1 t h e i n v i n c i b l e

id b e g o o d s o l d i e r s ,

a i l t h e p e o p l e w e r e

: e y a r e m o r e o r l e s s

They were hollering "Please work on m e” first” Those sons of j bitches .didn’t even give us a I fighting chance. It was the same way in the 'break-through. 'The i American si.Idler as a whole istoo easy going, and what's more, he«soon forgets. ( I don’t know j.f this w ill get through. I won’t at­tempt to tell you more, but that was only »he start ) '

In one c;f our drives we recap­tured jsome of "the buttered bas­tards of B SStogn e," who weren’t

originally I even processed as prisoners of and late of w ar. The | x > o r g u y s w e n starv-

raci of people, anyway i* ¿teems the cards are Sjntf- they know they ■.«j.- they «.ill try to it- a e m ll* tactics A Dugan is m e . JS J

No longer need his dreams become merely dilh. icmhered visions. They can materialize! —

faintK

, West Pointer and ing to death, undernourished, and • - fiTi ct soldiers I ever I forced to work day and night. If,-■•3 ■ His lather still lives they didn't'vvt.rk, they were made

a»s* a: d 1 think either he to stand at attention for hours .ona judge up there end, until they dropped exhaust -

• . , • tie commanded red Tell me how in the hell w ill _-*j.tit< 113th In fantry | we ever forget sights like that?

. * ': -„.i.vit .-- man, but a You know when a guy has been ~i ■ -.i t .aw one better. , through a war, he does a heck of

& ! .« ' Sm* was • TJ.rtrhy s artille ry unit

t a # <hcm That was when . ii»< fcth Division.

i£ Cii rn ianv are very,.‘ They have a won

«KRfcrrvation program over MUG tfaf Ir,rests are beaiiti- a tm fighl in them is an it 'V f Boy, that Hurtgen * '* ••UEh : ,

strict censorship on all that stuff, and, what’s more, the U.S. can use quite a bit of those rifles, cameras, binoculars, range find­ers. I sent home a beat up shot­gun; a bayonet or two, a cheap pair of binoculars, a cheap cam­era, ’g trM Bppify bayonet, and that is about all. I ’ viiy""Seldom had the opportunity to lay my hands on a good Luger P-38 or a B e l­gium automatic, built on the style of.’our Colt .45 automatic.

W ill close now. G ive-m y- re- gards to the boys. It won’t be long before I can sit in your par­lor and tell you a few stories.

Your brother,Daniel A.

* g t. Daniel A Checki,A PO 28, Postmaster,New York.

in Dutchy’s a lot of thinking, and mi,re or le ss ;

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L o o k O l i i l ’o r I l le s ej T ' f i lite d im e s llia t f-rnw i „ l „ d o lla r , . \n * i i t ‘» tè»* «lol­

la r» tiia l in a k e ili«* lu lu re lir i" lt l .

P< r l ia p m voti'v«! (» firn llx n iu lil o f tlii> -— j e d m i - ta r l-

iiifi a KaviiigM a c ro n n l. V\ liv noi o jie n .m *.i. .■, .a a ' n«*»r

al llo ilin ^ S|»riiio> Savino-, ttc ia lio n . 4 « so

v*il!i u d o li.ir — o r a* uiim'Ii m o re .1* < « J k . N m

yo ttr m oney is in - it rc d tip tu S ." .e t? f ) . . . ,m | a j *

are paid e v r r y (» m o n ili ' u n a ll a* .u *» r r >.”» ____

t lie re are 111» serv ir e ch arg e s.

A m i i f voti <i | m ii y o u r ae co n n l 011 i»r •»»

acquires an education in the shortest time he’s ever-dreamed Jif being possibje. When I get back, I ' l l take a long- rest before I start a business of my own, or even look for a job. One has to get acclimated to civ ilian I iff and in the w ay of civilians

I hear from our Anthony quite I regularly and though at times I I know his location. I haven't as ye t been A le to Contact him, I

! did speak in Dutchy over ‘ triune when I was iirfiastonf ’ or rather, Neiderfuelen, Belgi I a long time ago. Most of the I soldiered with over here

Talso" lighting ftith; the i'irs t A im y but are scattered 111 different out­fits . ,

S a y , Jimmy... I . . n e v e r .. . r e c e i v e

T h e C o m m e r c i a l h e a d e r - , f u r

u m e r e a s o n 1 r o t h e r , a n d I < e r

t a i n l y w o u l i l a p p r e c i a t e r e c e i v ­

i n g i t S e e i f S a v i n o e a i i h i . n l it o n t o m b . T e l l A n g i e t h a t I h a v e

0 s u b s c r i p t i « n - t o t h e H e a d e r s I ) i

( j e s t f t o h i a g i r l n u i i - e i r i e n d o f

France, A p ril 14, 1945. Dear Editor:

Fo r the past five years I have been reading your paper while in the army. A part of this was done while in A frica and Sicily, and then I returned to the U SA

while. Now I ’m back over again, this time in Fiance. I ’d appreciate it very much if you would njail me the paper, because it not «finly keeps the G.I. from Lyndhurst up on the latest news, from home, but it helps him w-

.cate any of his buddies and friends who may be located near his station It «Iso may induce some of Viis friends at home to w rite him a letter, because mail over here is rated very highly

noticed in one of the recent s a notice of the death of

Henry Biederman This sure -ail news because he was a fellow and thought a lot of

the fellows back home. I ’m sure his fam ily w ill accept my deepest sympathy.

Sm Victor Lindsay,A l ’O 887, Postmaster, _ _ New Y o rk ,‘ N Y.

- — - V —"Somewhere in Gerrrtahy,

April 47 1945. ir Sirs*- ' •

er published an article of a sol- ( d ier’s name that had been er-: roneously' listed on the Town Honor Ro ll as being killed in ac­tion. I w rite now to confirm th e ; report that it had a l l bein a mis-1 take, for you see— that solder was M E !

I am happy to say I'm enjoying good health, and if anything, am more physically fit now than when leaving for the arm y over ; two and a half years ago.

Being in an Airborne Division.* we have been moving about quite a bit, having seen action in the : “ Bulge.” We have now crossed the Rhine by glider and paST chute in the airborne invaskai oT Germany. To fly by g lider into Je r r y ’s bqck yard is a sensation I shall leng remember.

This mission was well p lanned: a n d things ran surprisingly | smooth. Even the mail, which is usually held Up. reached us in .a . few days Ironically enough one ’ of the first letters I received was my election ballot, Even here in j the land of hatred and destruc­tion 1 am given the chance to abide ,by the principles ?nd ideals for which so many of our boys j have given so much

I realize a soldier's vote tan only be counted as one vote, of- 1 fieially. But I ’m sure Mr?. Paw- loski. Mr. Burke, and the other' men would be tru ly surprised at the number of votes east if a doughboy's thoughts and grati­tude could be recorded.

Cpl. J . R. M iglin A P O 4 5 2 , Postmaster-, -..,New York, N. Y.

V ------April 5, 1945.

D ear S ir: (.Ju st a short note to advise you

of my change of address. Recent­ly I left the “ Va lley Is le” of Maui and l am now stationed on another of the Hawaiian Island group, here in the Central Paci­fic area. The last Leader to catch : up with me was the copy of Feb 2 2 And when I say that I read every line in it, I mean that I covered the front page features, which included the Board of Edu­cation’s battle betwixt the mem­bers, on the distaff side! Then. I read the “ Notes” on page two. and the advertisements, and that i “ Major and M inor Notes" by A K * (W ho is A. K ? j I enjoyed the aforementioned c o l u m n very much. And of course I never fail to spend a few minutes with A rtie LaCqur's " I t ’s a Funny W orld ." Then I visit w ith Miss D iCam illo and am soon "hep " to ' what's' cookin' at good old L H S I Ih ro w s c through the- movie ads and/ notice that pur current films" around the Hawaiian area arc 1 approximately 2 months behind ! the programs of the Ritz. R iv o li . , and Passaic theatres. I

Thanks again for the Leader I Best regards to everyone in the j old home town

Cpl W A. Baehmann, J r . | A P O 1158. Postmaster.San FranciSco, Ca lif .

DiRecently the Commercial Lcad-

Cub Pack 5 and Scout Troop 5 w ill hold a minstrel show at the

■ high school on Friday night. May 4 Cubinaster H. Stanley B r i l l and Scoutmaster W a iren Hansen will

i be in charge.I _ - j

M r and Mrs Howard S Bridg­man, 322 W illyu r avenue, are at Oc< an Grove for a few month

i' * o r . "• "'.'sw '?!** o ít i e * ! week, i l vvill earn from the !ir-4 ó »' .<>

Lei y o u r m ollo b e : Do it n o * .

Ko iiim , Sp iu U s Savingsa m i i .« a n ASSO I IA TH IX

I; 2 .i Park \\t*mn*. KutHcrfonJ. V J .

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every plane* every tank mast have mean* o f illu m in a tio n Bom * hfc>t<i ate of gigfintic sire a n d some are a s d im in u tiv e as th * t ip of m ¡tv 11 umhI to mold the (U sa . T h e uniform ity o l f a s h ea t f iv e s uniftwm

the slightest i r r e f u lan ty is cause for re je c tio n , an d re je c tio n s W is g iv en preference in w«r*|>lants m ak in g th is e q u ip m e n t O as

has m u le a n outstandtnf conti 1 b u t ion to t y V Je rs e y 's line tcv'orU fo r war production work.

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