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“EveeUsting Punishm ent," I* th a R oeenartm w ill ta ll t o m O oM tn T e* t from Ezekiel: “H ave about th a "Religious Impllct t any plaaaure a t a ll th a t th e of th e ir m eant tr ip to Bur wicked should die? aaith th a a t th a Youth Fellowship i m Lord Ood: and not th a t he should W ednatday: 7 p.m., Youth re tu rn from his ways, and live?" Night.

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A taoM G arrieea. the t K M T Miss M arie Wlsaiew afcl. daughter e l Mr. and Mrs. f e i e r e Wiaalewaki. e f SIS T M stree t. Lyr,Jhurst. w u m arried a t St. M ichael Cfcareh e a October IS. Mrs. Q a r r iM 'i

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• The highlighta of the evening w ill be a lemon dance and a rhum ba contesl w ith prizes for the best-stepping am ateurs. Ac­cording to general chairm an Ted Chekan, c f Nutfey, and Otto £hablik , of Haabrouck Heights, a ll women guests w ill be p resen t­ed w ith red roses as they enter the hall.; T ickets for the dance may be purchased a t the door, o r from B-D members ot the ticket com­m ittee who s re as follows: Chair- m and Ted Bielen of New M ilford,cocfcairman. A an C~- T >"■* ' -+

Borros Wins Coiffure Test

A m eriro Barroa of N orth A r­lington. a partner in M annco s Houae of Beauty a t 234 P ark ave­nue. R utherford , won th ird place n the New Jersey state cham

pionahip for ha ir styling a t tbe annual m eeting of the New J e r ­sey Aaaociation of Maater H air dressers at the Ambassador Hotql,A tlantic CKy. on Sunday The^e w are 19 contestants

The contest was dended upon four points, lines and style tech­nique of finished coiffure—adap t­ability* or suitability to the m od­el—practicability and sty le or The K iw anis C lub w ill hold its fashion value for the preaent day annual Fun Day for townahtp

Mr and Mr* M Lloyd Woodm iii G rier avenue. E lisabeth. an noun re the engagem ent ol th«U daughter. Jeanne Patricia to R * or Edw ard Miller son of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Edm und Millei oi

la th avenue. L>ndhu:st Mi&s Wood in is a g raduate uf

d e n e u .tm e A.adem >. Elizabeth ind ia a senior at the St Etica beth Hospital School of Nun.ing. Elisabeth

Mr M iller, alum nus of Rt Bsnedict s P rep School. Newark w ill graduate in June from St Peters College. Jersey City, w W * he is a member ot the ROTC

Beneath the red—.. i j kHH\aI t am e to the end of my aeaeck

T.s heaven hers, w ith th e shy »» near

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\n d as the moon com et a-pe*r*n ' AW the stars com* a creep in

Over the wooded eaot,I gatv en rap tu red upon the feaet

Of this au tum n evel l .e rloud bank is a Are.

The sky sapphire.Ablaae from the soft to* mean;

Ripe as a pum pkin,G ruinin ' like a bum pkin

As dusk takes leaveI'ruwi the heart of the wood.

Pt*»niy 1 could Hear the s»ng ol the *hMper»fli8

pine*.Flowing through the trees,

On the au tum n breeae,Sweeler than the rarest » inea

The pea« hes a re a-bluehtn And the mepiea ere a gunhtn

Not far w beie the apples hangred.

With peers th a t are yellow. Golden and mellow,

With a frsg rance that** goiato my head

In vineyards tha t a re m usky S tar-lit and dusty.

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Mrs. Jane M cFadden a th ird *rade tea ihers in the Totowa Borough School, was Mr. Bar- -os’ model. The coiffure designed by Mr. Barroe and the o ther w in­ners w ill be featured in beauty trades magaaines in the near fu­ture.

A large trophy won tn the cqn* teet now has a place of honor at the M anrico House of Beauty.

The W oman’s A uxiliary dt St. Thom as’ Episcopal Church w ill present two crosses to the church in m em ory of Mrs. Ada Sm ith Mr*. William and Mrs. W illiam Vallery will represent the aux ilia ry a t a con

children on Saturday The chil dren. dresaed in costum es, w ill meet at the Town H all Saturday morning a t 3:30, w here the pa rade w ill begin, led by the high school band The parade will p ro ­ceed to tbe R lti T heater were movies will be shown Prises will be aw arded for the best costumes and fevors w ill be distributed to all Who attend.

Ihe church Unm a Jackson ! thou

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Mias Wilma Q uinrer. who is active i f t . the Reed M emorial United Presbyterian Church, a l­though ahe lives on G rand ave-

Rutherford, ha» just re­turned from a three weeks vaca­tion One wefek was spent i t 11a-

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?NEW YORK — Not a child was pfesent when funeral services were held for K ate Wollman last w&ek. There was not a represen­tative of the city there, either, although the w onderful woman who did so muc)) for this city, kitlKving the ways of the politi­coes, would not have cared.

UMf for a child to have sobbed su^Hy in the lovely chapel across from C entral Park where the ser­vices were held—or for a child to Jiave dropped a small flower on th e bier which was quilted withi.an enorm ous layer -qf. pink loses and orchids, that would have pleased Kate Wollman.

Dr. Ju lius Mark, the rabbi who

mothered the rest of the family , She • was, he said, a woman of i many great charities.

"And as it must to all," said Dr. M ark, “death has Vbme for i Kate Wollman. When a person | dies his friends can accompany j him only a.s far as the grave , There they must leave him Even his family, which he has cher­ished, can go with him only as far as the grave and there say, ‘We are sorry, we can go no fa r­ther.' But a m an’s good deeds will j accompany him before God. The good deeds will say when he dies, ‘We will accompany you and we will speak to God in your be­h a lf "

It was a touching tribute andconducted the services, said th a t ' rabb i’s words were eloquo# wflfen Kate Wollman, who died in her suite in the W aldorf Towers at the age of 85, wished to be in ­vigorated, she vyould go to Cen­tral Park and visit a while at the skating 'rink. She would watch the children at the ir laughing play and recapture for a while the pleasures and fancies of her J youth. • '

The skating rink

and tenderBut K ate W ollman’s sp irit was

not there to hear. Instead, she wjis a«few hundred yards away, in Central Park, at her beloved rink, w atching the children dart about and send happy cries into the October sunshine.

Time For Laughter

G ene Tierney plays a mission nurse and Humphrey Bogart a man who profane* the cloth he w ears to escape a Chinese w ar lord in the ‘‘LEFT HAND OVER GOD”, to be presented in eine- mascope and technicolor n e s t W rdnesdav th ru Saturday. November

| Andy G riffith, a new entry in 2, 3. 4, 5. a t the Kivoli T heatre, R utherford which cost i thfe theatrical derby, has the town , ----

$600,000,*was donated to the c i ty ’ bY the tail He is the star, th e , by Miss W ollm an.in honor of her «eally, really big star, of the new j parents. play "No Time For S erg ean ts’,

and it seems tha t Andy is going Gove Much To Charity ! to be around for a long time.

Kate W ollman was the last of ] The play, said to be one of the her family which included four most hilarious things to hit brothers and three sisters. Only j Broadway in many a year, was a few nephews and nieces. I first produced on television and

Yet each of the family was in- now has been translated to the terested in philanthrophy Each- stage It will become a movie and gav* much, a great portion of j then a musical and then a moviewMich never received publicity sdkne year? agp Miss Wollman, whose special Interest was child­ren, had the -foundation estab­lished by hfcr fam ily give $1,000 ,

of the musical, HotchaShould Be A Hit

Eti Murrow had the fascinat­ing Ju lie H arris on his Person To Person Show last Friday. The H arris gal looks like a pixie She

| is short arid has a w onderful mophUdren’s section in the medical of gold-red hair tha t seems to

It was erecting. I have been cut w ith hedge cltp-M ark told how the family | pers. She told M utrow that the

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K ate W ollman, Dr. Mark said, had never m arried. Instead, she

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cast of her new play, “The Lark", is worried about colds and has been taking a remedy suggested by Boris Karloff, of all people. Imagine K arloff saving people in­stead of killing 'em?

That isn’t the most amazing thing about Karloff. In the play he takes the part of a bishop— and not a mad monk role, e ither

In any event, the show, which is about Joan of Arc. opens in Boston in a few days and then will make its way to New York.

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( In.pier 29 DECLARATION OE INDEPENDENCE RECEIVED IN IM HI 1C

ty. a* well as all other eoiintie> proceeded to appraise the property of all persons as have, or shall have ab­sconded from their homes and joined themselves with the enemy, or enemies of the State, causing all such good* wliieh are perishable to be sold, and the money arriving therefrom, and all other goods of h i i c Ii per-on or persons (o be kept in custody until further order of the ronven- lion.

Today, all good Americans know, and truly believe, that the American Declaration of Independence of 1776. ami the later Constitution of 1787. are. in history, the most conspicuous and effective manifestation of a higher law. the law of human freedom and tlii* manifestation hat made our nation great, the greatest nation in all lii>» torv. These two manifestation*, the Declaration of Inde­pendence and the Constiution of the United Stales showed at the time of their founding the subjection of a people to a higher law. It was the lirst manifestation in history of a formulation of a sound fundamental political phil­osophy.

Ken Barnett Wins Chemistry Prize at Temple University

K enneth Barnett, a 1954 alum- nu of NAHS, was given the Chem istry Achievement Award for 1955 at Temple University, in Philadelphia, on Oct 3 This p re ­sentation is symbolic of • the highest final average attained by a h eshm an each year, in the course of Inorganic Chemistry.1 he aw ard was made in the form >f a book entitled. "The H and­book of Chem istry and Physics", inscribed in gold and presented to K enneth by Dr. Hazel Thom- Hnson, a member of the Temple University Chem istry D epart­ment.

As a senior at NAHS, Ken was vice president of the Hoilor So­ciety, s tudent council representa live, m em ber of the "Chrysalis Staff", sports editor of the “Vi king Saga", sports correspondent for NAHS. He graduated with the

Ken, now in his second year at Temple University, was treasurer of the class of *58 last year, sec­retary of the men’s dorm itory, and for tw o years has been a disc-jockey on the Temple U ni­versity 's radio station WRTI. In each of the two semesters of his freshm an year he has been on the dean's list and is pointing for an early admission to dental school..

In Ken's spare momervts, few that they are. he enjoys tennis as a hobby. ,

Mr George Flimlin, chemistry teacher at NAHS. said. "It is most pleasing to see tha t our students of chem istry have continued their excellent work on a colleg­iate basis. It speaks for itself tha t their preparation has been most fitting.”

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Tl"' ........ »l tlie town of Newark Was a purrdemocracy of a thousand -ml.. The village lall.er. satll- ered to their tni»i»esn at the Courthouse. (Mirer,of the State of New Jersey proclaimed the Declaration of Independence, and later the new Constitution of the Col­ony to coincide with the ideas and motives of the State. The result aimed at was to assist the Provincial Congress in sustaining the administration of justice.

The members of the Provincial Congress, officers and men of the army, as well as a large number of people at­tended the Courthouse when the Declaration of lnde|>eiid- ence was read and it was'considered by the large audience as the most solemn occasion and it was received with loud acclamation. I he chairman of the aoccasi«m. said:

“The people are now convinced of what we long ago have known, that the enemy lias kept no visible middle ground between perfect freedom and abject slavery. In the field we hope, a* well as in council, the inhabitants of New Jersey will be found ever readv to support the free­dom and independence of America.”

The act proclaiming the rights of citizens was adopted»mce we aoni snow wnen. ?>ne I I lu ' .1 • e i \is practically never offstage and j J1*') *o *** tue convention of the State of New Jersey, even returns to the stagq after «s the legislature was lirst named and with it was entered

this clause: I lint all and every person, or persons, mem­ber*. or ow ing allegiance to the government, who after date hereof, shall levy war against the State within the same, or shall give aid or, comfort to the King of Britain, or giving to him aid in any wav >hall be adjudged guiltyof high treason, and suffer the pain and penalty there­of, in like manner as the ancient law?- of the Stale, he or she should have suffered for high treason.

In accordance with the order of the convention of the State of New Jersey, the authorities of Hergeti Cotin*

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Muscular Dystrophy CM c Opens The last of New Jcroev* co\ ered bridges over W»checheoke Creek. u> located between Ser lean tsv ith and Rosemont ,n Hun trrd o n Count)

New Jersey ha* seen many battles, among them th r Battle »f T renton and th r Battle o l

George W ashmgti .i had >headquarters in M©rri*t*»w n whore there now * u n .u a m u m

} oni rontasning articles used in Un Revolutionary period

N ature has also add**-', he ia. t to the landm ark* ot N«-w J- IThere stands in N< rthe rn 'ersey an <>ak tree plant*-d <*u>ut the year H7S

While N e* Jersey in 45th » size it is 6 th m to r v.»" m anufactured products Ttn- n because of ( 1 » location r «tate. since it is M s r t - n Phil- ie lphia and New York, t* .ri g roat industrial areas This ts mu

; .ac tor whu h lead* to th* > report ; m te ol New Jersey in it> j .m ; fai tured produ is <2> Th* fun

means of transportation and > Jom m unicat'on fto r is so because New Jerse>14 railroads. mo »- u .

. per square mile than an \ ot.state The first state to put

; sirtlas into u e was N*-w - Busy motor t«ts have n iv it.

:h iR re to g et to then il- h* n tjons faster and jiafci l-.v w .<>

'■ either the New Jersey Turnui >r the new and modern tlai-H u

j State P arkw ay both through way* Th" Memorial U rtdge ai* 1 also the O eor^e W ashington

Bridge, which t» the **<»nd long ■lit »u>pMUMi) fcrnigr m ttw U -S•fWr* tw o mean* of crossing the

rivers New Jersey Pf>H Newark M at otted by the

N o York Purt Authorities. am1 *toN*ken are two o f th r many sir a port* in New Jersey

Mr Pa n n p l i .n r d that l’« ' «afc w ith its w««olm m ilb P td*'rt on and the production **f J a * ' Dover with her ref inert** snd Cam den m anufacturing e\ rythm g fMNhi ti^ own* K battle

•gr*atrvess of N r* Jersey.

flow many people lud iy i*a,l Or . *iat laamuel F B Morse stud **«l the c t f irn ‘M hettei <ommui%>

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Domini* Massuelll. 31S Fourth r tree t. Palisades P a r t , president of the Bergen County Chapter. M uscular Dystrophy Aaoociatioas of America, took part in the opening eereotoaios w eek of a special d in ir to trea t New Jersey m uaeular dystrophy patient*The clinic, the tir*t in the state, opened October 19, a t the Haa- pital lor t ripplrd C hildren. R9 Park avenue. Newark. W ith Mr. Mu.sMuelli are MI> patient Joseph Carfaro of PlalnAeld snd Dr. SaulI. F irtel. clinic director.

Phone Company Speaker Tolls H. S. Students About Our State

By BAKBARA BARAN\w Pas**, a representative from

tlie Bell Telephone Company of N'»‘w Jerst-y. presented a program entitled Know Ytitle—State” at the N A iiS assembly tin T hurs­day O it 13.

Mr Page explained that many people fail to realise how re- i iai kable a 'ta te New Jersey is.New Jersey, being one of the oldest of the 48 states, ik indeed a. hisiorit at place.

In 1525 the first white man landed on the shores of this state, iifid in lfifW Henry Hudson sailed pa. t Sandy Hook to the river alikh now is namcsi for him. iJ t tie" did Hudson realize then tha t the spot where he set anchor would lat< r bf the exit of the Holland Tunnel, which it now is

New Jersey can dlso boast as •to having a “Boston Tea P arty ”,1or it.w as in Greenwich, C um ber­land County, that a group of na­tives disguised as Indians, spilled a shipload of tea into the stree ts and M t fiie to it ah their way of

upposing the B rttu ti t u un i nNew Jersey luu M»ny >iUs foi

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and rtw nj ul<» th |» r c W tn Mor- rialown nod S p ru ifM d , a t f aume of th « n . •

O n BayCounty, there stands a light house, 163 feet high, on the s*iuth <hore This lighthouse, which i s 1 now out of service, is the second to be erected in the sam e loca- tion The first lighthouse toppled •ver weakened and destroyed by

the constant force of the waves Even though it is out of use. it is one of the. famous landm arks in New Jersey.

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Girl Scout News Dick Gunf her Prepares For H isFirtf Jump

Troop 1 met in the Scout House Friday night Mr*. Tappenbeck helped us with our plans for the H allow een 'party for next week. IV# xlosed our meeting with Taps and Scout prayer.—Eileen Este- rtej, reporter.* Troop 7’s opening exercises w ere in charge of Patro l 2. We lad a Halloween party after our patrol meetings. Some wore

tistumes and some did not. Patro l 3 closed the meeting .and Pa ol .4 cleaned up. Refreshm ents w ere served after the games. ^ good tim e was had by all.—Leatha St urges, reporter

> Troop 9 began its meetinq w ith opening exercises. Discussion >f badges to work on was held and we^rhabe to lilrofk on the Read-

Er badge. The Haloween party was discussed and the possibility f a trip to Rin#wood Manor Mrs. Meyer helped us witla the

blanket roll for when we go into senior troop. The meeting closed k’ith a game and Taps.—K athleen Tomasello, assistant reporter

Troop 10 met on Thursday in the Scout House We practiced [he Girl Scout Laws and played games. Each patrol worked on [heir own badge. We ended with the goodnight circle—M aureen Moore, reporter

Troop 12 went to Newark to visit the museum. A young lady wok us on a tour through the museum. We also learned about the reptile family. We then visited the second oldest school house n Newark. Later we had lunch in W ashington Park. About 2:30 >.m. we visited the planetarium .

On Monday we held our regular meeting at W ashington School, loanne Montagna and Jud ith Leyh, worked on cooking badge, Kath- een O’rBien, Caroline V, Linda M eyer and Judith Leyh worked )n <»econd Clqss badge. Joanne Crowley worked on tree badge. \rlene Nelson worked on insect badge Mrs. Brady helped us with >ur work She was assisted by Mrs. A Ferreira , our new assistant eader.—Judith Lryh, reporter.

Troop 15 presented Brownie pins to Joan Esposito and Susan ?edrick afteT they made the ir Brownie pledge. Sharon Mulhei- en was a visitor.—Michelle Bilach, reporter.

Troop 16 presented pin« to the ir new Brownies. M others of he girls were guests. We started to work on our purses. Leslie

Oliver, reporter.Troop 17 played Halloween games and learned an observation

nme at its meeting in Lincoln School—B arbara Viena, reporter.

Mr. and Mrs. Crine Miller, of j Riegel, who are on an eastern va-

Pri\"it» Ri hard C. G unther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es G un­ther of 44' W eart avenue, whois ready to make his qualifying jum p v/ith the famed 82nd A ir­borne Di is on tit Fort B ra /g North Carolina. He wears hi* main t arat hute cn bis back, his reser e para hute and com bat pack (fron t) and hi* individual

tiverside avenue, quietly ccle :af*d their 29th wedding anni ersary and Mr. M iller’s birth ay on Tuesday at the ir home

Mrs A J. Riegel. 773 Fifth treat, had as dinner guests last voning her grandson, William place.

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Patrolm an Charles Groenveld and Mrs. Groenveld, of Cedar s treet, will move in the near fu- tu re tu re to their recently p u r­chased home at 301 Travers

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•weapon in a canvas container <le ft>. The jum p is his fifth from ! a C-U9 a rcraft, mai'ktng the end of five weeks of intensive physi­cal and technical training, quali­fying him as a paratrooper and m ember of “A rneriia’s G uard of H onor”.

Pvt. G unther is a • Browning . Automatic R iflem an with I Com- J pany, of the 504th Airborne In­fantry Regiment, a unit of the 82nd A irborne Division. He is a former s tar of the high school football and basketball teams.

TWO Birthday* Are Celebrated

P atrlc a Ch'appe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Chiappa, of 154 Ridge road,, arid Robert An- Jerson, soli of Mr. and Mrs. John

Anderson, of S ixth street, both werfc three years old Tuesday The double event wa* celebrated v. ith a party a t the C hiarpa home in the afternoon.'

T h i r "uests w sre v MichaH Chiappa. Joanna and S tephen Vil- 'anova, I au ra and Denise Bon- nano. Elaine Roche, Debby Della Fave and W alter Sisoh of Lvnd- hurst and Betay P ettari of G ar- k-'d

In the evening there was fu r­ther celebration at the Anderson home when they .entertained at M iber P' x'r-rt's "ne 'e and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L unn, of Tontine avenue.

Local Students Active at F-D

Joseph Comandatore, Robert Royce, Delroy Richards and M ar­ilyn W eber, of L yndhurst will take an active part in the an ­nual fall form al to be given by the junior class of Fairleigh- Dickinson College on Saturday in the campus gymnasium.

‘‘A utum n in New Y ork" will be the theme of the afair and will be under the direction of Richard G uarino, class p res iden t Music wfll be furnished by Tony S ener and vocalising by the Rversharps of Centeftary Jun io r

World fa y To Be Marked

The annual World Comm unity Day observance of the Lyndhurst Council of Church W omen aril) be held on F riday , November 4 a t the M ethodist C hurch, begin­ning at 2 p.m. and lasting just one hour. S uits for men and for boys, 18 years of age or over, are much desired fftr packing into Pa re t In fo r Peace to be sent to those in need. Clothing' fo t any ige will be a v e r te d .

The com m ittee in charge of the program m et Monday afternoon at the home Wm H arrv W. Ro**n*rant, 307 Tontine avenue. P rd len t w ere Mrs. Edw ard H*nw- w orth, persident of the local Council of Church Women, Mrs. G lenn Sum pm an, who ia the leader for the service, and Mr*. John S. Latsha, chairm an of the committee.

Women from th«* **»”eral churches in the council w ill have part* in a program which nrom- ises to be of in terest to a ll who '•an come. All women a re urged to attend and share in a pres­entation of a w orld-w ide n**d • nder the them e, “W hat S hall We Eat and W hat Shall We W ear?”

Me tu t hen. . d inner guests on Sunday Mr*.— ■— j o* ndem~n’* sister and bro ther

Mr. and Mrs. F red G underson 1 in-law. M r. and M rs. O tto Schal-129 Livingston avenue, bad a* i lia. of Jersey City.

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Th» Ladies' A uxiliary of Sac red H eart Post, No. 938. Catholic W ar Veterans, njet last evening when plana w ere com pleted for • corporate Communion w ith the Pont at the 7:30 a jn . Maas a t the Sacred H eart Church on Sunday morning.

Mr. and Mr*. W illiam K aber, of Fifth avenue, w ere dinner 'uerts on Sunday at the home of their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Henry K ilte r , of

College. Beginning at 9 o'clock ‘11 midnight,

buffetand continuing until midnij the party w ill include supper.

Mr*. A lbert Zarnowaki of Roosevelt avenue, en tertained her card club last evening. Plans are being made for a theater p a r­ty to be held on Nov. 28-

Mrs Paul Nelson, of Second Mrs. Doris Hamma. of Post avenue, a ttended a meeting of avenue, spoke on “Let There Beher soc al club on Tuesday even 1 Light” at a meeting of the! ing at the* home of Mis. K airy Schuyler PTA in N orth A rling Kloxter at Hillsdale. ton on W ednesday. *

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* By WALTER “HAWE" ROWE.1, Lyadhunt High School'* Golden B o n continued to

a U t die «—ceaa train a* they tracked to their fourth win « * . aouon with n 14 to • win over Union HUL The (gate w u played at Roo*evelt Stadium ia Union City be- (D » one of me unaBeat gatherings to watch the Golden

'The Union HiH eleven, coached by Lyndburat’a Mat- ty Certod no . went down to ita third defeat of the m n a , having laat to Sl Mirhanl’a of Union City and to Detnaroat High af Hoboken previotuly.

Loach Edcbe Z a k s ^V »H r ------------------------------------- ---------B e a n bounced back (ram a haart- victories w ere over R utherford breaking 7 to • to * to Passaic (#0), JTerris of Jersey C ity (19- the week before to register the ir 0), and Lodi High (18-«). fourth w in in five games. O ther F eatu ring the w in over the

M Y ards loat penalties 15 PLA T BY PLA T4 N um ber of puats 1 F irs t P arted

34.29 Punting average 93.0 T he gam e opened w ith G eorgef k s L ias ape M adden kicking off to r Lpntf*

L yndkarat <!4> U aiaa BUI <91 hurst. T he boot w aa taken by L I—Zartllo Lanzalotta T agliarene on th e 90 and w aa re-LT—Bonelli M cGrath torned to the 39. T e tro alaahadLG— Daub Tum an off his r igh t tack le fo r eigh t yarda

C—Franc h ina A ckerm an and m ade one around le ft end.RG—Com o N ovembre T etro ram m ed cen ter fo r a yardRT—G abrielio D’Angelo and a first doWn on the 99. O n hisRS-*>Moran Petroziello fourth s tra igh t ca rry Tetro fum -QB—C lark Ciam brone \ bled w ith P atty Z arillo recover**LH—Pagan F u rfa ro ! »ng for the G olden Bears on theRH—W. Hughes Da La Roche i 39FB—M adden T e tro 1 W ally Pagan, back to paaa and

t a l atlh ittaa a unable to spot a potential receiv-Lyndhurst: W alters. Icklan. ! er, ran dow n the m iddle for

Schifano, Ambrosio, S parta , P i* ! eight yards. M adden w ent off Uccio, Volpe, Carini. OUVer,1 tockle for tw o but on the playPaynter. a Union H ill offside gave Lynd-

Union H ill: Frick. Graziano, hurst a first down on the 39. Pa- Kopilak. Smisi. Koenig, Del- gan w ent for seven off righ t G rande. Qnello. Schwenk. Hil- tackle and a M adden tw o yard

urday w ith ano ther g reat defens­ive gam e played by. the line, cauaed the hom esters to fumble

Of the first seven touchdowns scored by the G olden Bears (hi* season the longest w ere against Ferris w hen the B lue <h Oold scored first on a 94 yard m arch highlighted by a 99 yard pas* play, then a second one on a 99 yard run by A nthpny Franchina on a scoop of a fumble. B ut last w eek 's w in showed Coach Zak’s forces putting on tw o fine ground marchea fa r th e ir acoraa, the 9th and 9th touchdowns of the season.

A pair of Union H ill fum bles and Bin penalties took u p moat o f the first period whieh saw L yndhurst get as d o s e as the 19 yard line tw ice and to the 19 once. On the th ird play of the second q u arte r Union Hill fum* bled for the th ird tim e w ith L a r­ry C lark recovering for the lo­cals on the home team 's 39, Six ground plays gained ten yarda and with a fourth dow n and ten to go on the 99. Wally Pagan paaaed "to Billy Hughes fo r if yarda and a first dow n on th e 17.

Pagan team ed w ith sturdy Q darpe M adden and the tw o pow er m im ing backs ground out th e aaceeaary yardage in five plays w ith P agan going over for the touchdown from tw o yards out. H ie th ird f e a tu re of the gam e w as th e successful try for ao tn t a lte r touchdown by place­m ent aa -Madden apUt the up* rights for a 7 to 0 lead.

Coming o u t for the second halfI of play everyone in the park was confused w ith joy as L yndhurst received and opened up w ith a variety of plays which saw them march 94 yards for a touchdown in eleven ptevs. Using mostly quick ooeners the drive was hil- j arious af the defense was tack-j tin* everyone moving forward.’ Pagan* took th* th ird p e rio d 1

boot a n the 31 and ran up to the ■ 99. M adden w ent first for five < then H urhes dashed 14 yavde

ly Pagan holding, and the score went to 14 to 9.. A fter, th e second touchdown it was p re tty m uch a ll Unton Hill. On th e first series of dow ns fol­low ing the kick-off Lyndhurst checked the home te am offense for th ree dow ns to send them Into kick form ation. B u t the k ick nev­e r get off ae the Golden gea rs w ere over anxious and an otibide made them cloee enough to e first down th a t the H udsenites gam­bled, ran, and m ade it for a first dow n on the locals’ 40.

R unning mostly to th e outeide the H illers moved to the eight vard line before losing \h e ball on downs as the th ird period ended. The G olden Bears did nothing, and safeguarding th e ir leed. M ad­den kicked on th ird dow n and the locals kep t posaeesion as an­o ther fum ble on the kick aaw Hughes recover on the 33.

T.vndhurst moved up to the 44 before M adden again kicked w ith Union HUI retu rn ing to the ir 31. Ten plays, highlighted by a 3ft yard pass play (the ir onlv com­pleted one o f th e gam e) tb e home team psovad to the th ree ya rd ’ine. O n second dow n DeLaRoche fum bled and Tom Carini grabbed for L y n d h u rs t; bn the six.

Two plays laat yardage and only* s quick w histle by Ev H ebei pre­vented U nion HUI from getting tw o points on a safety. Hughes, on first dow n fum bled for a yard loss then attem pting an end run was sm eared by a trio of oppon­ents and looked to be tackled in ♦he end rone. B ut the official ru l­ing was th a t Hughes’ forw ard mo­tion w as stopped on the one yard line. M adden then got off a 94 yard kick from the tip of th e end xone and the gam e andarf ana play later.

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H A W K ’SBy WALTER “HAWK” ROWE*’

out by th* silent, serious pilM w ho h a , won IS p n M w hile to*- ing 11 and ty ing tw o *ln*e tak ing the X * in ltSO I t m m * that repo rt, h .v e been getto lg b*ck »a th* coaehlne *taff a t L H I th . ■one of th* ea rly m e n lu o n w ha* gon* to the hrnd* of a to m ) v a n ity p la y e r, who have found It M y to W eak tra in ing with late hour.. T h a t U w hat irked th* ceaeh laat w tok a* *ome of the boy* w ere tired a* ea rty a* th* A n t period. M aybe tt wa* Just th* numerou* tim e o u t. fa r p m a ltie . In th* Opening m in u te , of the game th a t tired the G oldan Saar*.

I t was probably the flr*t Um* In memory th a t *e -ca lM icho- lastlc football ex p e rt, w ere picking th* local* *d w in *nyw h*r* from th ree to <ix touchdown*. B u t any local d to h a rd Imow* th a t

L yndhurst tried 40 running p la y , from acrimmag* against Union lftH w ith t o a t them gaining ground, aev*n loaing groundrs »w w *w sr® aw 93srst e # l netted IIS yarda. W ally P agan again waa th* worMwra* and he again *h«'#> im provem ent in every gam* aa h a a to riad tog ball |g tim e , crow ing 91 yarda, leaing II fa r * p h » 47. O w n M adden ruahed eleven tim to anB gained ( ta u n d ta n tima* w ith * « yard pickup. On* « ( W* M ato* w p a *t »pp»d « t th e l i n g — * Une. Billy Hugh** tok off nine tima* gaining M whU* loaing i t . then H ueh*. dashed 14 yarda t

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tow M hip '. M ajor Bowling League a t th* Igrndhurat Recreation Cen- t v th* PaKiuIn M otor, railed I N I In w inning thre* gam** tM n Thro* Acr* O rili. A nother clean *w**p wa* recorded by th* f g « l Beatty Paint*ra wh* took all ( to M gam** from A rnold’* Bak­ery. Daubl* w in n er, w are Bogle A dancy, Brook dal* Beverage*, r o a r f o r ty c lu b and th* Park View House.

T V ** a t th* Paaquin M otor.' I— wee kM Mi* se lacf aerie* circle a* th* ouin t* t .w am p*d Thra* Acr* d r i l l Da* M yr* waa « a to p m an w ith a M l a a H I ;

dry cleaner for th e H iU to|» In their clean up of s ir l 'a Tav*m . Feldm an srored on * g tg *0 game* of lto . M l and » w ith 'a l Roselli adding a 117 opener. For Sirl'a, Tom my Row* had a 201.

Tom O ingcrtlli w ith * M l and 101 and Bab M tacco w ith a m w ere the big gup* In Ritaceo*. trip le victory over th* K elly ~V. For the B arristers, D anny ti rp a - II had a *04

Gamea of IM by F rank L a w and H arry B ohm n, wer* enough for B rookdale Beverage* to win tw o from S ta lira rh 'i. Th* laaar* took individual honor* a* Tim K earny had a IM . G*org* Rick-

S***d pr*f«**ional haaehall ia coining hack to South Bergen to Lyndhum. to he apeeifie. That ia, if there ia a oat datoaad far it from player*, sponsor, and a p i t man.

WHhdrawal of a team from the Bergrn County aemi- p o leapM haa left an opening. Aa a result Lyndhtmt Wig* ■Send the ckaoc* to take part. Some* of that lowuhip’. Iwya Nfnired about ehnnce* and were awured that if they wanted the they con Id have .it

U deealapa the Bergen County League ha* w aled

Haw d id Lyndhurat ihape u p da V SIM H iu r O ur racBM* ahow .tha t th e M ’tjwa*. lo s t ground. #n seven p k r ^

and II* . a new high individual —eia i record waa mad*. P aclre th* la**ra waa Bill M athia. / wh* pinned * ggg for th* second hlghaat mrt** of th* m «> n . Ms thiaacn k*gg*l game* of IM , 100

C h arlies Dell-atessen w i t h C harie r ‘H im m li'' Lat**ki h it >ing th* w**klv h igh w ith a M4. D m M yr* • M g aad B ay M at 'hew a a M l took tw o (ram to k * ChevM let. P hil SataeW had t i l t '

i lto th* Hawai'ana. but the rMtol Iptala couldn 't offs*t tatot *iort of th* Weld.™ had Omega P o k e high with

t l i p i th e Hilltop

'ta le -w id e campaign to M n I Ik* p r a p o u i

Tne n t m n d w provtdra for Uw H w lloa of f lO M tM M State d e t i . w ith I N M M O earm arked ta r ronatruction th* A n t p h u t of th r Chim ney Rack pro jrct, and (40.000,0(M to be expended at th r ‘egialature'a diaeretm n tor davel- >pia] undefined w ater reaourcee *» South Janagr

"Supporter* of tha Chimnay

th a t i f th a plan ia d rcritical w ate r raquira-

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ply, and pending legulation ia paaaed to perm it aeveral of the Commiaataii'a partner m uniripali tiea to obtain requ ired financaa

“The Camoitaaion'a applicatinn haa bean pending to r month*'.. C arter added, "b u t action haa dragged a* a reault of the in te r­j ection a t th a Chim ney Rock IclM M .

“All l etwawt ee to the Com m ir aiaa'a plan," C arter aaid. "have been ca ra tu lly avoided in atale- menta iaaued hy Chim ney Rock advocate*. T h a n aeema to be a rooapirocjr oI ailtnce to promote th a faiee idea tha t only Chimney Rock anc aolve tha w ater p rob­lem ."

The apaakar m aintained tha t tha C am ataa ta i 'a p la n ia "pU m - ly auperiar" to the Chim ney Rock propoaal- H a addad :

“The contem plated Round Val lay leaaivolr a t fu ll developm ent would yield JOO.OOMOO panona a day a t a coat ot I I I * par m ad Compare thia with th e w ily o u t­put of 130 to too mgd from C him ­ney Reck a t a coat o f 1147 par mgd. ■

"Furtherm ore, beeauae Round Valiev would be a m uch la rger but vs/hat a warm, aa/b /bating to know ft'a there

C h ih w a t Ita auppty from th* D elawareT he aaaoriatiofl w ill preaent a ; ~ ' ’

->rogrem a t the meeting a t the refreahm enta which w ar* aerved Lincoln PTA on Nov. 3. 1 d u n n * a aoctai hou r after the

M n . Skyta had charge o t th* meeting .

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*A G E TWELVE COMMERCIAL LEADER A SOUTH-BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1933

executives Are Elected

H ie board of directors of P ub­lic Service Electric and Gas Co. elected W illiam J. H arvey vice p residen t in charge of gas op­eration , effective October 21, and H erb ert E. Cliff, vice president, in charge of commercial opera­tions, effective November 16. They w ill succeed, respectively, F rederick A. Lydecker and Hen- e ry P. J . Seinmetz, who retire a fte r long service with the com­pany.

Mr. Harvey, who lives at 107 New street, East Orange, h a s been with Public Service since October, 1916. having started as a (M e t engineer in the gas de­partm ent in the Plainfield and

New Brunswick areas. He servedin various supervisory positions in the gas m anufacturing, con­struction and distribution d e ­partm ents of the company and, m 1945, was made general super­intendent of gas m anufacture. In March of this year Mr. H arvey was promoted to general m ana­ger of tfte gas departm ent. He is

I a graduate of Columbia U niver­sity and saw service in France

■ during World War I* w ith the 303rd engineers of the 78th Di­vision. He is a m em ber of the M ontclair Society of Engineers, the Society of Gas Lighting and the Columbia U niversity Alumni

I Association of Essex County.1 A fter being graduated from i Sw arthm ore College, Mr. Cliff,: who lives at 26 N ottingham | road, Short Hills, s tarted w ith

Public Service as a commercial cadet in 1924. A fter various staff

assignments, he was made assist­an t general m anager in 1940 and became general com mercial m an­ager in 1940 and became general commercial m anager in 1949. Mr. Cliff has been a m em ber of var­ious com m ittees of the A merican Gas Association and Edison Elec­tric Institu te over the years and was chairm an of the accounting section of the A merican Gas As- ; sociation in 1937. He is a former president of the New Jersey Gas Association and of the New J e r ­sey Public U tilities Association.

Mr. Steinm etz, who lives at 45 North Crescent, Maplewood, re­tires on pension after 48 years' services with Public Service. He started w ith the company May 10, 1907, as a stenographer in the gas auditing departm ent. In 1924 he was nam ed commercial m anager, Cam den, and, in 1928. division com mercial m anager in

the com pany’s southern division. He was prom oted in 1931 to g e n ­e ra l sales m anager, e lectric and gas, and six years la ter, to vice president in c ih rg e of sales. Mr. Steinm etz is a d irec to r of the New Jersey Gas Association, and is a m em ber of the Farrrj E lec­trification Council of New Jersey , the Sal»*8 Executives’ Confer­ence and the Comm ercial D ivi­sion G eneral Com m ittee of the Edison Electric institu te . During World War I, he served in the U. S. Army.

Mr. Lydecker retires bn pen­sion after 47 years of service, and he has been vice president in charge of gas operation for the past ten years. He was g rad­uated from Stevens Institu te of Technology in 1907 and started w ith Public Service as a cadet engineer the following year. He held various positons in the gas

t d istribution departm en t until 1944 when he was m ade assistantto the vice president in charge of gas operation, becoming vice president the following year. He lives at 48 Lincoln street, Glen Ridge.

1 Inspection In Jones Bill

State Senator W alter Jones announced yesterday he has p re ­pared a bill to cu t m otor vehicle inspections to <fne a year.

Jones said the bill will be in ­troduced w hen the Legislature convenes December 5. He said

; this would be a tem porary measure to enable the state Mo-

; to r Vehicle Division to establish new inspection stations.

“I th ink ,” said Jones, “th e mo­toring public of New Jersey has been badly used. Every w eek I receive scores of le tters and te le­phone calls com plaining of the te rrib le waste o i tim e a t the in ­spection stations.

“I am in com plete agreem ent," Jones continued, “w ith the theory of tw o inspections a year. But there is no * reason why it has to be such an extrem e hardship on the public. T he present re-

I sentm ent against delays a t the stations th reatens public confi­dence in the en tire state pro ­gram .”

Jones said the MV division es­tim ates the 2 .000,000 automobiles in New Jersey are expected to be inspected at stations designed for only 1 ,000.000 cars.

w eekend a t Dickinson College. Carlisle. Pa., w here th e ir son, Ira , is a jun io r student.

Area Sending 2 foSetonia

F our residents from the South B ergen area have en tered the freshm an class of the cam pus d i­vision of Seton H all University The U niversity is celebrating its Centennial, having been founded in Madison in 1856 0ver_700freshm en have enrolled. -

The students attending are Thomjnr Carscadden of 215 Third avenue and John O 'Keefe, of 334 Livingston avenue, both Lynd

i hu rst, and Jam es Canaley of 63

Dr. and Mrs. "iS ^nard Click, of S tuyvesant avenue, spent the

Ilford avenue, and Lewis Morrell, 16 Hoover street. N orth A rling­ton.

Cpl. A ndrew Flockhart, son of Mr and Mrs W illiam Flockhart, 373 Second avenue, recently ce l­ebrated his 19th birthday in Okinawa, w here he is serving with the arm y. He is scheduled to be home in December.

Mrs. H enry J H oehm ann, of Forest avenue, has retu rned from a w eek’s visit at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Royciaft. of M orristown.

S tephanie And* a la daughter •ol Mr and Mrs. Michael A An driola. 436 Post avenue, was t**n years oi l Tut .-day. There was \ larriily celebration.'

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T h e executive board of the F ranklin PTA met on Wednesd a y (O ct, 1.9) a fte rn u 6 n at the

•the n e x t m ee ting be h e ld at 3 0 5 p m un N ov. 2. T h e guest sp eaker w i l l l>e M rs R u th l> uvo nm on ' G ood G ro o m in g in Fa sh io n and .Beauty”.

R i'fn sbm ents w ill be provided, h mothers of first g rad* pu; ds

The board l e v . -d a leit. : f on, th«- Bergen C ountv C< un: 11 o! Parents And Tea; hr rs s t* t.n•; t *;it the Count il oiit ervd.!ri

mv n>:n*a/;ne < v « t Parent Mar;a/nn- ' Jt ha been tatr-d .1 liit there are solicitors for oth*-. iuaK'i«/.ine: .* ho «laim that tt,. u

Th. v>< ■ • *11v»* boai«• f i s. r»at.- ;i*id. :i«i and .

■! on .a.-bools building. and A<• ddy H«)l .'>.>!> Ill 'I 1 f1 *H Ml■ 1 .111» /’,* ■ I : 1.1 . , it 11 I : nmg

t ite Mid f •! I" .'1 d I 1 w t!lV ' k thi ll ,-u .u n t r,. i,,

•puort the j#a:. age of U»* selulls

Membi rs ,• ill h« k**.i t.. •. it.,t . ii.,t* Wall- • It J. I’-. •

n, I,.- Savin.I. ol 1 / ,,dh n -* .■ * rn in tin- h i i l t . * i ;t.:• c iu b ly ', .inifhljili .• i i . t on tli- < - b ills • 'N'ot't-nihcr ti «•!«•« Ii-'ii

Mi-. Rudolph K lem isih ' v. h. named to t .m ittee. to fill U vacancy.

Further plan- were made h r tin- annual h itve-d tatile sail- b be held on N*»\ 10. Coffee and •rake ‘.'.‘ill he served al a minimum fee. It will also be open hnuac day for the lirsl and set * I uradesvfrom l '3 0 p m ti» the iluse of the s hpol d a \ .

I • i ” h S c h o o l P T AThe H uh School PTA exV u

tiye b iu rd met o'n Wednesdav aftt»rn . in at th*- • ho'.l Pt po: t : bowed a paid up m em bership of 2'f‘*

Thove «!':> took pa t in the I «t.'s Talk It (Hf ! yroup Were

Mrs Clarice H ail..* of tbe Pro dential Insurant C > > m p a n v - Thomas Gash a "'teacher, H I*.] Pctacrio, a parent, and four vtu- j •l<•? t . p.‘d'i< ia T••bin. M artha Ma

* Thom as lekian .arul Antho­ny Srurdino.

Mr-1 J »hn Gon ’ president and Mis Thom as T ocoli wet. epH‘te<! d« !ea t< s to the state ■' m ei>» on p-.• in at Atbintu Citv, Mrs S P Ri -I o ’ attendifi U ted to'

donate $35 to th bujldir.vfund i»i h-ifior of "tv Ui adela

F urther j lan ; Wi-te d w u ts ^ d ', for the f - rd pa it t ■ I * hebl > i Novembei 2 in tin1 s« '-moIN«)\ I« \v . - X a ■ d tt« to v.i itt'he vocatMinal sch«»oi at Hmken sa» k.\ \ .ishiriKtmi P r A

The ewH-ut ve board of th>WashinKton IT A m et J't th-■ ( hool on. T hor tl:o ifti * r-fm t>v«?'»rk on artu les to he, wdd '•< th e ir auriual h a /aa r w hi.h will he held on th e aftern* i<n of ,Nov' 3. h'M innin? at one o '■ ! n,k

Final ; !■ ■ a! -i v.« ■ . i" ■the next le i’uiar in i^ tin , t.» be held at K j rn on Nov 3. A fi’t "No F.asy An-.wers" y ill- bi• hoVI1 n and then there aiU l»e »" B u « S«-si»i<>n". discussion pi our on problems in the

Mra. KoU rt a ibru Mrs John I H Sii//!* and Mr> 1 o a re m »h ir e id the i>r<igram

M * Chris il S trohh i •• -rlent

JefetM M l*TAWith an aU« r. !an e <-f 1 i5 p«*i

the" JHTp • t i ' 1 \ ■ t • 'II on .. i»(mk1 s ta ll for the yi a. at their

open<n« meeting held on Thurs day aftemcarn at the school Mr&Norman Smith, i>res»dent, was incharge.

Ji*bn M Lean, new {M-incipal of the svh«^l. the teachers, the e* ecuUve t»>ard of the PTA ami-the

lass m others were mtr<oduced, Uuest sjx-akers w ere Edwin C

Ol sun m perin tendt p t «>i schools■

B.»aid of Kdptation. Bvrth sj«iR« on the prop»i«aid Hi|r.h School ud-ItlOil

Annourv’em ent was made of a ard ^ r l> to be h«dd in the High

S hr»oI yymnaamm on tf»r even fit: of N ovember 10 for the item-

fit of the siholarsh ip fund M o Jam es Allan and Mov Al Zuk »< «. •■chairmen.

H« freshm ents bought by m^th >—% of second, grade pupils were served during a felU<wship horn iftei th»' meeting.

Mr* Sir ith and Peffeau are attending the

r ention at A tlantic Cit> yes t i t lav thr<»iH;h UnnorrowI ineoln PTA

Th#’ ex»t u ti \e board of the I-ill oln PTA made plan t • • ' rig held -on Tuesday aftermmn

f<:ii it next meeting to h«- held ru* t Thu day at '4 15 p.m. at-I,. - ^O .1.1

Th** pr«*)«r.tm will fi atm** •• Girl S i 1.1 wi e- i-nt ition under d irer

of M- W alter ly**yh, pr«*si !- nt of the Girl S gut As^«»cia tir.n. M others of fifth grade pu­pils will be hostesses for the day

Mr* Joseph Brem er vice rue* i 11 i.t . was in charge of the board , n r tin t 'b e ab rem e ot tt»e

* i. i t Mrs H an ■ D M Igetl who is in Atlantic City attending t h e state .convention.

I v as announced that the re- ■ ent rumm age saie was a finesii' ces$. *

F urther plans w ere dh* ussfcd for a cake sale to .b e held Tues- day, De< . 6 a t the*school.

Girl Studies Designing

•Mis* E lijaheth Aon MaiJtowskt.

d aushU r M Mr and M :' AdamMajko’w tki. 4?« R utherford use- nute, ha» enruUed at the T ra p -! h a js^ n fckh,wl \» f F a * n tim . New I York jch tre a J t vv.tr »tu-dent„ >he w dl inajur this w inter in C ostum e Design and Illustra- • tion

At the < ho o l eahjbd on* br,th!•

have berTi :a r <<t her class.‘Ihere * i. r • i>f the v •►rk **f auch form er T , :’i>‘'» en ^tudet.ta ■is Tod !> - - , ..fuding on * ,«d .K. i t i r .a n n -W h*Uvts- ;. esant; le b<..»k- foi wh ch he util- j Jied hi hi>. illustrative -rk ct« -1

: tu*!'**» from the l aphagen Mu HUlll Ci;Pei •; .n T-^ re hre r \ h :■ il» teat • ' I t.«V >ni> 1 ■II t u d e li t b ’O .'art l> n jS. hnurer. ;« pr*senlt-d by an ex -

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. •! '• I».ns fe.atiii e l -111 (olol IM the '> ive? ol Har -.a i s B.i/ <av Luis j K>tever iiew I .■ .'•in . V-v»ful >i,.ung|'*« m i t t- .v 'VK.. , h at , I . 'lii |& Taylor a» .hu-1 d« ’ d fu«i ,- • tire F ilth Avenue v. »i%»t. w<

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U - n .<• t t. MY. • VaiKow- iki and fi t I i.'i which » ill t.<ke,

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la Ii » on ;t- n th- ti;»de Alsu, lining the . i a :nT». the da»> >*iil

. havi- th r anltj ie o| I’H-rtunitv t«» ->»-«• «r take part m v i. tu. » shows

I presenting ta re pert.nl go» n** orn T iapbagen s te leb i uted mu?«*iim i olle: tion m a n y of w hith a dl i>e sliown in the srhnail

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j Mrs. Le Koy Hawai i of Post ? .i’ < rtne, . a - ht«de-. t-» a roeetm}.'

<4 Ciri le F.ve f the W oman> S*H.iety oi C hristian ServU-e of

i th« M« tho*iist Char- h on Wedne* dr.'. •• '-en-.nr Hei (i-ue>ti» were Mrs. A nils W hitney. Mis Clai . ence A Smith. Mrs AH»ert Hunt k; v • Ren Mrs ► a r tShmm M’ > A lbert M rKeeh a n d Mrs. Suli ev Walk- •

0 The Lefilon ParadeThe neat rrreetir.^ d B a r r ia g r

Walker Post \m t tb an Leg>on lo r«- held on Tu*>4ay No \ em ber 1 Brtn« am-th**r mend»ei or a pntapevti>e m em ber w th you on meet ng night*

The Flag Sale Committee., H artigan rtusirm an ancMMUn<es tha t the dKK>r Uir<loi>r *ale of Flags will csmtuiur on Symda • (V t 30 ft ts hopetl tha t a il mem hers m lhng t«. devot* two ho ­rn this project «*- ill m«t<4 at the fWnile B u ild ng .on Sui*da> at I t Not»n The neat t^o*-» tbre** Sun' .lavs sltould see thr* wurl pleted tf <ufActant a*»->ran>t fu r-, the mend>e:s is «•« etve<l

House C hairrtai Kit Qvo-t an outtces that f«N>d will i»e a \a d

ible for m ux ,tm . n at the C lu! Rooms on T«esd»V and Frula>> n> li:evK>ualy unn <n>«tt TTtis- m*r vioa for the m em re % „iUt IlitftdH has be to well reserved and at jnaiiatesi t> th ..w havetaken adv* nlace ,.f this jd.an

A nnual HaLiewe en P aity s i l l •e h e ld .a t the P-. ! un Sat - r-da

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ludgmg from the enthuatasn t* date Iterv ing f*om g p m untd I a m Refieshntenhv prtre* Nuin eious pure* to be aw atd rd P h / e* for th r most aigm al .*«*tuine* Ch.irles MolitiJC Mould bk* 1- iee all in e(*»itUri»e tu se t* N»*eCharlie, Tim Hi >:.c- V ** land .*> (ie o tye M uhllo;t*en or an.v mem ber alMiut tn k e ts M Matron Fiettinger wife of the C om n^od pt, has been appointed by the Auxiliary Vo co <>i>erate in this

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Railroad expects to sehd an ad­ditional $113,219 yearly aa a re­su lt of the rearrangem ent of the rem aining suburban service to h an d le 'th e business tha t will be

1 retained if the proposed discon­tinuance becomes effective.

Alvin Hafemann, J r ., son of Mr and Mrs. Alvin Hafemann, 248 Page avenue, is receiving his basic training in the 69th Infan­try Regiment at Fort Dix. Before entering the service he attended L yndhurst High School and was em ployed at the Acme Market.

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S e iv .ic a-lecUic ana Com­pany for the week ended O cto­ber M, n i 1M.T9MM k ilow itt- h o u r . com pared w itu 1M.TM.I1M kilow att-hours in the co.-M pond- m g week a yew ago.

DR. I. DANSKYOPTOMETRIST Eyas Examined

Opp. Town Hall

405 Kearny Ave. K e a r n y

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Mrs. Benjam in G. Divine of K ingsland avenue, was elected secretary f o r NstionM Missions of the Synodical Society of the Synod of New Jersey of the P resbyterian Church at their m eeting held last week a t A t­lantic City.

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A Special Service ForEvery Rug

Repairing, Packing, Storage

HAROLD H, ALBRIGHTC3 K IP AVE. WE. 9 -S Ilt

Cleaning Rugs for 2S Teat* Insured I ro n P ickup to DeliveryWe Buy and Sell Used Ruga

R R I C E D F O R Q U IC K S A L E — O w n e r m u n i a e ll a l l b r i c k on hotiH .-, c o n v e n i e n t l y a i t u a l . d m i l a r g e p lo t 50 x |tiR K irx t fl tb in a f o u r l a r g e r o o m s a n d a im p a r k r t*e< o l id f lo o r h a s fo t a n d b a t h a t e » * n h e . i t 2 c a r g a r a g . - , ( lo o d k.-« t i o n l / . w ia x e « l |s e d a a a tw o f a m i l y . H w i . - r w i l l a c c e p t a r e a s o n a b l e ..f fe i ( r i c e 1 11,£.00 .

( L E A N A N D N E A T — V e r y c l e a n , t i d y . o n e f a m i ly Q u ie t i W x a tio n ' o n t i i l n s l i v i n g r * o m , d i n i n g r o o m , u l t r a m o d e r n klt< dXHied p o r c h o u l i r a t f lo o r T w o b e d ro o r u a a n d i tg th <in <> O n e c a r g a r a g e H U i v i h e a t A n n u a l t a x - a | I 2 2 . l a tu n d r v B ie n t . W a a h in g lu a ^ h l n , r -o rn i t <*a, V e n e t i a n h lindH . r a d i a t o r w r e e n a a n d a t o r m a a a h * i n c l u d e d in a a le A ll f i r o n ly 11.1,200

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C H O IC E L O C A T IO N — J u s t o f f f l l d g e I t o a d , w i th in e aa .v w a l k in g d N t a m e t o a c b n o ia . a l io p i i .n g a n d t r a n N p o r t a t i o n C a r e f u l l y m a i n t a i n e d , o n e f a m i l y h o m . h a a s ix b r i g h t , a u u n y ro cM h a n d b a t h I .a ig . o p e n p o r c h i o n v e n i e n t l a u n d r y in h a a c m e n t . A n n u a l t a x . a | . |5 o . • S t . a m b> (Hi h e a t t J o o d r e s i d e n t i a l a e c t lo n . A a k i n g *14,,.00.

WE HAVE MANY OTHER I & 2 FAMILY LISTINGS

Telephone GEneva 8-8464

Joseph R. Polito Agency, Inc.3M RIDGE ROAD LYNDHl'RHT. N. J.

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. ~ SUNDAYS UNTIL 5 P M.

T W O F A M IL Y In , K y i r n .v . H a v iaA rv e n tie :. A * r i« in a p a r t m e n t a S t . - a m h e a t b v o i l S e c o n d f lo n r a p a r t - n i . - n t h a a f o u r b t> d ria> m « . d i n i n g r o o tn . k i t ' l i . i i , l i v in g r o o m , atic! a u n p a i l o r *«• T V ro o m A a k i n g 17,000.

W ILLIAM R. JO H N S O NR E A L E S T A T E A N D I N S U R A N C E

SH2 B e l le v i l l e T p h . N o . A i lm g t o n K E a r n y 2 4822

25 for 1 Dial GE. 8-0260

A B U Y A T * 1 0 ,5 0 0K lV e r o o m c o t t a g e , o n c o r n e r lo t . 2- c a r g a r a g e ' ' • i » p e r p lu m b i n g H o t w a t e r b e a t W to im a u s h a n d a c r e e n a . V e n e t i a n b l in d a

T w o - f a m i l> in g o o d n o r t h e n d lo c a ­t io n i -t M iom a a n d b a t h o n t i n t , f lo o r H .« .. i ,d l l . or- 4 r o o m a p a r t m e n t r e n t e d a t V '1 T b ia h o i ia e ia o n ly S y . - a r a o ld a n d in t o p . o n d l t t o n , *23,900

emphasized tha t this was a mini mum figure since increases in I wages and health and w elfnre | benefits already g ran ted in 1955 |

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G Eneva 8-0260O p e n ' E v e n m g e u n t i l • P M.

I Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Woo- j s ter and children , S haron, Ron- j old and D airell, of Fern avenue,! had dinner at the Robin Hood 1 Inn in Clifton on W ednesday, in I celebration of Sharon’s ,. ninth birthday anniversary.

Call Us To Multi)!!? List Your Home

33 Offices, Wilh Over 100 Salrsmrn. Will Effect

A Quirk Sale

Multiple List! Sell in a Jiff!

How abou t tha t beautiful new four room bun­galow ren t free? Sound llahy? Not a t all. See for yourself! Isn 't this a dream hom e? And the $95.0# ren t from the fou r room apt. on the aecond floor allow s you to live ren t free. Cheeh the features o n th is stellar deal: L arre plot in beat neighborhood. C omb, screens storm windows., V e n e t i a n b l i n d s , f i n i s h e d basement, gftaelied garage, w e l l l a n d s c a p e d . New cy­clone $850.00 f e n c e f o r the en tire yard. Priced righ t. We have the k e y .

fta th e rfo rd : Substantial 12 room tw o family, fllx room . 3 bedrooms on each floor. Hardwood floora throughout. Immenae attic and basement. New oil burner steam heat. Comb, alum inum

Thia is a honey of a deal.

Need a four bedroom home? We have a love­ly one ia R uth frfo rd With a picture book plot In one o f the beat neighborhoods. Gracious liv ­ing aaaured. A sk about It a t your earlieat.

Lovely rem odeled Ave room home In Lyndhurst p i th a tw o e a r garage. New gas hot w ater h e a t New low price. $10,500.

See thia Haahrouck Heights beauty. Beat resi­dential aectlon. 9 rooms. Living room, dining room, kitchen, tile hath. 3 bedrooms on first floor. S bedrooms on second floor. Garage. L efa show It to you today.

Would you like a luxurious 8 rooms, tw o fam ­ily. on a 20,000 square foot p lo t? How is this plot for si*e? A farm in the city. Home has beeg cared for by parU cular owners. Maay features such as 30 fy square room In attic, new siding, new bedroom on first floor, garage, residential convenient neighborhood, • slate roof, f ru it trees. Ask to see It now.

We have two nifty four fam ily homes. One has th ree room apts.. and the other has five room apts., plus 4-car garage. In re n te r of town.* W ant to live rent free and make money besides? See one of these.

East Rutherford: For room home on Paterson P lank Road. 100 x 146 plot. Taxes $139. Not the best location, but the give-a way price ia m ore th a n com pensating. O nly $8,500.

Eaat R utherford. 7 room home. 50 x 100 plot. Taxea $148.00. 3 bedrooms. Only $9,900.

We need your listing. Let us multiple list your home. Our multiple listing system has been highly successful. A quirk sale of your home is assured

SA V IN O A G EN C Y251 Ridge Rd. GE 8-3121 Lyndhurst, N. J.

Miss Ml mi Lelnw and of Hillside, s tudent in the Rutgers eve­ning divhdon in Newark, shows one of the m any ta leats which helped her win the 1965-56 New Jersey College Queen title . The 1 20-year-old. green-eyed b runette beauty, an accomplished singer, pain ter and professional model, appeared In Kiamet until th a t show , w ent on the road and she re tu rned to her studies. She wanta to be a school psychologist.

Lcickawcmitcf Says Petty System Cost Big Loss

The Lackaw anna Railroad sus ta incd a loss of more than $1,<0 0 0 ,- *00 exclusive of ferry deficit in 1054 from the operation of it*Boonton Line, testified Philip D Jonas, Com ptroller of the Lack­awanna, a t the hearing today be fore the Board of Public U tility Commissioners on tbe Railroad's petit on to discontinue all passen­ger service on its Boonton1 Line.This figure represented m ore than i»ne th i dot the loss from a l l ' ntiburban passenger service d u r­ing the last year and was weii above the 1953 loss of $954,919

I desoite a dis ontinuance of 75 i tra ins per week and an increase | of approxim ately 10 per cent in I com m utation fares on the Boon- ! ton Line during 1953

Mr. Jonas pointed out that for every dollar of revenue earned, che cost exceeded tw o dollars.

Mr. Jonas emphasized tha t the 1 com bined freight and passenger

operations in the State of New Jersey or on the Boonton Branch make no contribution to the net

| income of the System The lack o! earnings from freight service,

' he continued, was due to heavy | term inal expenses at Hoboken J and Jersey City, light westbound ; traffic and high state taxes whic h ! during the period 1941 154 in- j elusive, took $1 22 for each dol- j lar of net income allocated to the

State Studies made in 1030, 1941 J and 1.043 htVe- consistently dem- I onstratod, Mr Jonas stated, tha t I the net income of the Lackawan- j na system is earned entirely in

the S tates cPnnsylvania and New j Vf»rk.i Mr. Jonas estim ated that the

Railroad W4*uld lose $387,299 of j the 1954 revenue of $801,320 fromI th*» B o s to n ""w an-d,. jiart'iAf

Were the Railroad's petition j granted. He ryib'fl howe* • r. i* i j the total nef savings from the | n-o*y><ed discom nuance are esti

m ated a t $725jD06 annua.ly. tn

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Milltr .tots floor and Parts. Co.64 Union Arenua Rutherford, N. J.

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(O ver 25 Years' Successful P ractice)

Dr. Bernard J. Emerson KEarny 2-0136

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JOE COCCIA, JR.ICE SERVICE

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Hairy B. Ackerson

410 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT, N. J.

Plume WEbster 9-2114

YES on upholstered fu rn itu re It is Im portant who does your work. We are offering our sum m er special now.

SOFA and CHAIR upholstered d low as $ J ^ 5 0 .

According to condiUon of fram e and m aterial choaen.

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167 Ridge Road Lyndhurst. N. J

INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP.218 Washington Avenue

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AND THE SOUTH BERGEN REVIEWE t la h t i th e d 1921

'Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company at 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhnrst, N. J. Telephone GEneva 8-8700-8701

m E d i to r J o h n S a t i n o<**» M gr. E r n e s t J. Dab in e t t Advrrtiting M gr... S a m u i l C. P i e r s o n

ed aa aecond class matter April 7, 1938 at the Post Office of Rutherford, N. J., under the Act of March 3, 1879 •

one waa com pletely m oved by her b rea th tak ing perform ance.■potting our S tu d ee t Council im aM aat, j a c k HalUaey. we

s to n M if o ask h im fa r som e new s for th e colum n. “The m agasine d riv e has begun," s tated Jack . T n hopbig th a t th e sen lo r class wUj^flhM i w ith top W o n . They ce rtain ly can use th e prize

' Passing M arian F ran k ’s homeroom w e slop to ask abou t the .foo tba ll score of the U nion H ill game. "W e won,” M arian proudly. Inform ed us. H ooray fa r L yndhurst I

A cn as the hall, We spy J a n e t Rullo, en e o f th e M ria taa t edi­to rs o f The Lighthouse. J a n e t says th a t * e ce rtain ly enjoyed F ri­day ’s dance. The advance sale tu rned o a t to he a manees. "The n j^ U g M h o u a e iasue w ill com e o u t in t i n s fo r Thanksgiving,"

A little freshm an scurries a fte r us and asks abou t th e nex t dance. We inform ed h e r th a t the re w on 't b e a d a n th is w eek. B ut Teen C anteen Is sponsoring one of th e m any g et togethers in th e gym tom orrow night. W hy not come? D ress is optional and •dMaatan Mat.

Ring - - - T he b e l l l l l l “W e’re la ta ," eriaa Roberta. In to the agfca we hasten. Dr. M arkle, w ith astonished look, asks us w hat happened. Explaining the situation, he rem inds us th a t w e should n o t fo rget the report abou t the afternoon studen t council. There'* a Snooting n ex t F riday , be relates.

We leave th e e<»ce, pass s s in hand, an d w alk in to homeroom, la ta as ueual. M r. G ash is rem inding the senior boys to dan Jackets and ties tom orrow . T he boys' answ er waa th a t they w ill doff thoee jackets aa aaon as dancing begins In gym claaa. Everybody looks forw ard tn F riday 's dancing leaaon.

D on't ta rg e t th a t M onday started s new m ark ing period. W e hope th a t today doesn’t faring too m uch had news.

9 New Boys Join Cubs

D ear Editor:

I wish to ta k e th is m eans of publicly thanking you lo r par* m itting me to express m y views recently in the colum ns of your paper. I read the o ther views in your paper both those along my own thoughts and those opposed.

I w as very much im pressed w ith your paper’s stand and feel a lot m ore could be done along

"the liney of economical operation and supervision of our school sys­tem.

As you so aptly put it. th e g reat people who em erge from our or •my school system do no t excell because of ideal schooling and teaching, b u t because they have tha t spark th a t puts them out in front even in the face of obstacles

I t is a laughing m atter, in the various county trade council meetings, la tely w hen the teach­ers’ representatives so earnestly sought the help of all A. F. of L organized labor in the ir plea for h igher salaries and o ther conditions. This was very ab rup t­ly changed w hen they felt we had .wrved the ir in terests to the u t­most and they p repared to take over control of these county trade council meetings.

In H udson County they w ere very plain spoken apd said to the body w e should be thankfu l they w ere now a p a r t of our council, because now w e had some brains in the group who would show us the wav from here qn in.

Needless to say th is uncalled for show of egotism was prom pt­ly nipped and they w ere relegat­ed to an equal position in the council.

Patsy Carm ello

'ChurcJiitl'i Carpet Caper* ”

Mrs. A lfred Johnson and Mrs. G eorge A lberdlng, president w e. W elter Ju stus w ere hostesses for in cherge of a sho rt business s costum e H allowe’en party held meeting. A t th e ir n ex t m eeting by th e Sigma Chi of th e W en- on Nov. M. the group w in make m inster P resbyterian C hurch a t articles fo r sale a t the chu rch ba­the church on M onday evening, zaar.The costum e worn by M rs. Rob- ■ ---------e r t M onroe waa voted th e p re tti- Mr. and Mrs. E. fa. D avenport, est and tha t w orn by Mrs. C harles of Valley Brook avenue, had as Bayer th e moat original. Mrs. d inner guests last evening Mr.

“Ceesiag la late. Mill sat The ■aeet yea ssnlg do h hurry!"

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Agents for Pennsylvania aad Ban Laws Mowers CALL NOV FOB FREE ESTIMATES

THOMAS & ACCARDIMr. and Mrs. R ichard K oehler,

of K earny, son and daugh ter 'in ­law of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H. Koehler, of RoOaavelt a vent** celebrated th e ir aecond wedding anniversary by going to the thea­te r in New York M onday .eve­ning.

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