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Vol. XXIV., No. 23 • »econd d as* m atter April 7. 1M I, at the PQ*t Office * t Rut**er forti. N J. , under the A ct of M arch 3. W - ________

LYNDHURST, N. J . , TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. I943 S M K l l X . t R O A D rn oN t m m ì i m iFive Cents

Kavanaughs Wed 61 YearsCouple W ed in 1882 Re-

side at 268 Livingston Avenue

Promoted

W h en this w a r ¡5 wrctt, auJjuca- ot serv icem en w i l l a e f e w ie d c e that N e w Y o rk C ity i c e t r e a re a around i t is th e twMS *K»p«ate*e in the co u n try T h « id e a . <4 th e good hearted and neand south is ra p id !- . wunder th e reco rd at t i* of peop le in those

W h ile m e rch a n ts „ __ment people here m a te « ____ .to g ive the se rrtcem er i : r ia k m e ve ry w a y possible, toe pcixy in the rest c f the c c u e try ¡s so la k e them to the c ta n e r* . i s tb*ogh they w e re enem ies « "* "« « » ®f n a ­tive sons A young « d e r » h o just le ft N ew Y o rk C i t y ter h«s station in N orfo lk . V s p n a w rites that, w m ie he w a t able u- go to the Pararoou js! T beaK * in N ew Y o rk f i r 28 eatts m V i r ­ginia he had to pagt S I W for a ticke t to a show h e*»« the .-.nr of the R iU A p la t* at spsgt*etu cost 90 cents in on* o t ‘Joe to ta l restaurants.

The stones fro m T3* rest o i the h in terlan ds have » 2 te e s th e same T h e m an m o a a S r a J someone to be p reyed ap e*, n e t respected and he lpe1-- News- papers and p u b lic T * r i l r wn - dently do no th in * to c-arrert tbe situation;

T he b lackest r e c t n i xt b e « * • made in the south, a rfeua Itoe s e r ­v icem en not o n ly pa * «as-prices fo r e v e ry th in * . W have to to le ra te tn e p rstj»d i'.* i i th e - C iv il W air I n tmme c u t » n is so bad tha t so k te r» fros i th e N orthern '* S tates tru s t teaor? .13, groups fo r fea r o f b « a ( tti ttpoo by Sou thern ers and b ea s t* u p Th is m ay sound u n b e S e isb te . b r t it- is tru e — an d a w t o f 0 « w e * who h ave been sta tioned is ’ * use places w i l l v e r i ly *

L a s t w eek th e _ riad a hum an ir*»er**e sto ry *to«*it a soldier whofu r lo u g h to dgg, T h e re » r ie l stricken lad pooch d u ring its I

T h e press age?!* th is nea t b it at have rece ived the the a rm y , b u t the &mr% twt tfte w ron g key w ith a lo t at petfme

In L y n d h u rs t w e ‘• m j *? t>- too. I t is about a tor» « * • » a * d rafted and sent i * i ' . .ing- H e was aw ay a J t a " neve r had a fu rl. ug r !Sfa m ily T i ie r he warn a a c A d he wb< going acros*. s a i a - ** just about t h a t 't a a * ..te» t a s t e r becam e c r it ic a lly j A m * 1 **?> begged fo r a pasa » «nrae harm. but the local Red Cr~ *t. -

' vestiflated the case. - j** ■fa th e r wa.- n r f < <• * " ~fdeath.. So the t a f m o w * ' ' IP * » pass to conrse- and » a s * ■»*?** '• o v c rN it .. . .H e is n *w . sejsmw* 1» r r t io n Last w e e k * » fa— ^r'3 m ed a l aw ard ed tw Ifcw r mmmm sob— tbe a s » d ay tto* dog i W

' appeared in the * * * * * *

Farewei Party for Past Matror

Mr. and M rs Thom as K a va- naugji o f 288 L iv in g sto n A ve n u e marked the ir tflst wedding a n n i­versa ry o h S a lu rd a y . BeeauSt' M r. Kavan au g h . Who w a s 88 yea rs bid on O ctob er ?4< is 111 fa iling hea lth there w a s no set ce lebration , but re la tives and friend s called to e x ­tend co n gra tu la ticn s The couple reside w ith the ir daughter and son-in-law. M r and Mrs. P e rc y B ro w n

M rs K a van a u g h was the fo rm ­er M iss M arg are t Kehoe, d au g h ­ter o f th e late M r. and M rs Jo h n Kehoe, w e ll-kn ow n fa m ily of South B e rg en C o un ty and w as the first L yn d h u rs t g u l to teach in the schools o f her o w n com ­m unity

M r K a van a u g h was born in V w Y o rk C ity , but cam e to Lyn d h u rs t in h is ea rly m anhood to accept a position w ith a local m anufacturing concern A n d here he met h is he lpm ate of the past 61 years

The couple w e re m arried in in N e w Y o rk C it y , N ovem b er 20, 1882. and lived th e re for tw e n ty five years , then came to L y n d !,u.;ti w h e re they have live d most of ‘ the tim e since In m em ory - they w e n t back to New Y o r k an Sa tu rd ay , and then fo llow ed through the ye a rs of th e ir ex periences. some delightfu l and others hard and serious, fo r the past th ree score years. „p

T h e y thought o f the yea rs M i K avanaug h se rved as L y n d h u rs t Tow n C le rk , c f the 45 ye a rs he was an em ployee in the Custom s service of the T re asu ry D epart ment in N ew Y o r k C ity , o f the effort M rs . K avan au g h put fo rth ir W o r ld W a r I w hen she earned special aw ards fo r kn itting and sew ing fo r the R ed Cross, c f the rich fe llo w sh ip they have en joy ed in the recent years since M r. K a van au g h has been re tired

Mrs. Kavanaugh still con tinues to w ork for the Red Croas a* time a llow s h e r and has eom pleted more th an enough g a r ­ments to earn another se rv ice p in in th e present w a r cris is B o th are k e e n ly interested in th ings that a re best in the com m u n ity , the nation and the w orld

Bes ides th e ir daughter. M rs B ro w n , the coup le have tw o sorts, ja c k , nf R u therfo rd , and W e*lc\ of Boonton and three grnnd- ih ild ren ., M rs B e n jam in A ndet • son o i- Ja ck so n Htight-^. 1. 1 .Thom as K avanaugh , and M iss Je a n K a va n a u g h of Bo o n to n

( pi. C h arlo tte M onaco

C h arlo tte Monaco, daughter of M r and M rs F ra n k Monaco of 669 V a lle y B rook A venue , was

: promoted to corporal tn the W o ­m en’s A u x ilia ry Corps C p l M o n ­aco is stationed at Carlsbad . N ew Mexico. S h e was home on a fur-

i loUgVi last month.

Borie Hero Wed TuesdayOakley Harpilton ,Wed‘

Sister o f Shipmates in Verona

Birthday Party For Mrs. Libert5

O rd e r i i if*

JK i and M i -- Joseph PoUfUM ».; J ! ! j L » mo tori A venue gave a SUnntr party last Thtm tdav t»>- M r M rs L ib e rt i and fam ily The occasion w as the b irth d ay oi Mr- R o w L ib e r t i, daugh ter of 1*,. host.'- V r . and M i - Fau leon er and ch ild ren w e re also guests

M r and Mrs., P o lla lo re ce n t i'• .. « then g randch ild ren , C a rm i I and M a rie tta L ib e rti, on a v is it 1,1 P a u l Po llano, who is stationed at N e w London, Conn

One o f the heroes of the U S f* > Bo n e . Bo a tsw a in s. M a le ( Ja k le y Lee H am ilton . s< n. o f M r ' a n d ] M fs H e n ry L Ham ilton , 165 T o n ­tine A lienu e . was m arried Tues-j day night to .th e sister o f tw o o f j his shipm ates. M iss Dorothea It j Reyno lds. I l l M orn ingside A ve - J nue. Vero iva The cerem ony took | p lace I t the Ep iscopal. C h u rch of the H o ly S p ir it . Verona

A b ro th er of the brid i% Tor», tiedoman F ir s t C lans W a lU r R e v ! nolds of tire B o r ic gave her in

m arriage' M iss Ire n e Sm ith of N ew ark: was m aid of honor, and K en neth 1 Reyno lds G un ner's M ate on the | Po n e , w as best m an

Misses P a tr ic ia W e lsh and M arian W h itt le of G le n liid g i were b ridesm aids

W il l ia m Sch m »lb erger of J e r ­sey C ity , also a su rv iv o r o f the 11. rie, w as usher

R ev L< uis Neissen, pastoi of the church , • % 'ia te d

The b rid e w o re a w h ite l.ilTi i 1 ge wn w ith a l<mg tra in She wo. e a w h ite tu lle ve il and ca rried .1 houmn t <1 gardenias and w h ite1 1 ■ 1 ■■

Tin b n d e is a graduate of the Verona schools and w i l l en icr the Cm 1: \V: 1 ' P i aH ! « Si I m ..IC a ld w e ll, In tram foi a w ar job «.¿The o- •lit"..'" '11, I- HI iilli.ltei»f L vn d h u rs t H ig h School and has i.M-en in actsl ’e servo e for 3 years H e was ill I in N ava ) Re serve fo r fou r years

Heroes'Kin In War Jobs

New W ar Job Positions Reported by Commun­

ity Manpower Board

Tw o w o m e n , ope of w hom lost a b rother at G uad a lcana l, the other, the m other of a b».y who

t was w o u nd ed five Umes in ti»e- south Pac ific area, and '-■* back in action w ith the N avy , ap lied for w a r jobs the same da> at the w a r job headquarters at 300 R idge Road T h ey are, ic sp e iliv e ly . M rs Ed ith „Schm idt 333 L in co ln A venue, and M rs A W arok, 625 L a k e A venue

M rs Schm id t s brother, R ich aid R ieg c r, of the L in co ln A v e ­nue address, w a s reported miss ing at the tim e the destroyer M ered ith was sunk in action-ot! G uad a lcana l A fte r a y ea r the N avy listed h im as dead. M r s ' Schm id t has another Iro th e i Merm an K R ieger. a sergeant in the A rm y , in En g lan d

“ I feel it to be m y d u ty to en ; list on the home front." said M rs

Schm idt. "M y b rother R ichard, gave h is life fo r b i* co u n try Ms

1 brother, Herm an is risk ing his The least I can do is to he lp m »ke the th ings our boy* need to w in the w a r I have been placed in a part-tim e job. b u t just as soon as arrangem ents can be m ade I u v tend to m ake it a fu ll sh ift job ”

M rs W a n k s son, Jo h n , w ho is in the N avy , is back at his post despite the five wounds he suf- fered tn action in the Sou th Pa tiflc A n d he is happy to be ahU to continue the fight, she said “ Som e people p robab ly w ou ld ca ll tha t -gameness on m y b oy’s part.” M rs W a re k said i ca ll it patrio tism I love m y boy I w ant him to come hom e to me safe and sound 1 also love joy coun try 1 know of no better w a y to help m y boy and m y country than by getting Into the light right w h ere I can be used on a w a r job "

Lyndhurst Boys Win Army Awards SherwoodAsks Help for

W ar FundLocal B a n k » W ill Accept

Subicription* from Contributors

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Denies He W ill Accept Common Pleas Job

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Mrs. Marie MeyneM rs M a ru K a th r in e M eyne

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M em bers p n w rc t m tt M s H u r l P a lm e r m

m er*. Mr- A*r»r«L y d ia « e U e r M r v « » S » v .U n Em m aC o tb . M r* . A a * e T*msr U m

■ (M ith Neuhaasir« -it.M rs M ary S f M M i < '*•» J M r* Edna * V a * * -R id « . , Mrs G P y J f E a s t Ru tnerf-rd . « r » im rv D ayton and M rs Harr»-* S a v » » r hostess of the «.— «■ «, ■* fosrd

Josephine Yacobucci Weds Joseph Franchino Sunday

M a « Jmtrpimm Whnrm Ymm- +*• »®d tigh t at the »ew *-tiucr d a ' M " * * ' « V ' ' " . ’ *Y a ro b o c n o f * w W* ' " l ^ J T r l Lnur. and mm mm ma*- a . m . ^nf M r a n d M rs O m r n m m * f r * ~ - «ar»«*d * p»ayer !>•»ch ino >4» Piw rar. h * vLvndhun it- wmn % H * f m owp ir . S a « d » s « t w d U rn* d rn a * *Cdurrh R es ' C a ra » .« a 3 »o r»* àrmm and e a rrw d |ankcu ra te o*t~nim4 Wm « w w w s T S » w o « w r of the *" ** *■

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Yorks Have 3 Sons in Service

W ith three sons in se rve e M t und M rs V in cen t Y o rk of 140 T onti!,. A venu e closely watch the new s from tw o oversea* area* —both the Pacific am i tlw M ed í - te n am an w h e re tw o of the boys are stationed

O ve r ie# > a re Sergeant Ed w ard , who t* "m, m ew here 1» the Ea t i f ie " and S ta ff Sergean t A lb e rt, “ som ew here m the M ed ite rran

I aan.” A - th ird mm, L te a o n**»'' ' F.mast is p reparing fo r foreign

Libby LindsayTo Head «Ms

M iss E lu a b t lh L in d say hasbeen elected president of the G ir l S co u t Leaders' C lu b for the term I eg inning w ith Ja n u a ry 1st She w i l l succeed Mr» A » I an ired , p iesiden t during th«' |w t year

O U le i new officers w i l l 1» M r A lb e rt M uller, v ice president M ir V ic to r M aturo, secretar* lie n .m e t M is A I T a m il rep resen tative lio m lie lead* i to the G ir l Scout C ouncil

O th e r leaders present at tl-* -• m eeting held last 1 ’ " • 1 ■» even ing at the L it t le House Wei- , M rs td a iJ fa r t . M r F S M a in M l » K H M itch e ll M r Char !• 1G om e*

A nnouncem ent* ind icated U .<( the seve ra l tronpa w i l l each; have its o w n Christm as .pa tt'. . 1 1< sders and count il w ill ha\ ; the ir p arly on the evening f Decemboi 13 Mi*» Lm dsav It—1 harg i of the program of ganu Mrs H art. M rs M a rt in «.nrt M r M itch e ll w i l l ai iang i for the r. treshrnerits

Civilty Group To Honor Guarinc

U s i e n t t D eM assi p it rdr tt.f tlw C iv i it y l^ b o r ami P - 'ta l Soc iety , announces that, a il p lan* have been made I 1 ’ ■i«aru|uet to be tendel e | 1 ' •(iu a r in n past president j f 1 ' society and on ly ho 1141 • 111 1' * dent o f the ofg*n i/at •> r T ’ • -fan w i l l I * held thut Ratu las r vc fim g m' m M*h*rV* Ha l>Ag* Av*#u*

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Elks Forward Last Gifts

Harry Ackerion Report» on Chriitmai Fund

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Veronica Keefe Wed Sunday At Methodist Church

M . » ! H a b e t ft A g e 0 » »

G irli Club Entertained

M r* H ip 14 idiW >•t*'sf%Uu 'trd TTiatwîAjr w v n in g fft*1 Uvt

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T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R P , 1943P A G E T W O

Woman's Missionary Society of R te d M em oria l United Presbyter­ian Church, met Wednesday atthe home of Mrs. W il l ia m B ro w n , 242 Ja ckso n Place. M rs . H . J . Em -.jions, president. w as in charge.

M r. and Mrs. Jo sep h Demoni- co. 235 V a n Bu ren Street, enter­tained at thei- heme Sunday M iss H e len D e tw e ile r, former Lyn d h u rs t ch ild ren 's lib rarian .

M r. and Mrs. H a r ry Linicus. of223 Post Avenue, en terta ined a t their- home for a few days th e ir ..aunhtcr and son-in-law, Techni-

and - Mr*. Ja m e iL ip p in -cott of W ashington.

-ree Passes Af fite Ritz

Jo h n H . K ap p le r 100 S tuyvesan t A ve n u e

Joseph M e lillo ,236 Sum m it A ve n u e

Reed M em o ria l U n ite d P re sb y te r ia n C hurch

Stuyvesant Avenne W e s tm in s te r P re s b y te r ia n

ChurchRidge Road & New Je rsey A v r

Tbanksqivina Service

S t . Thom as' Ep iscopa l Church

Forest and S tuyvesan t Avenues• Kev. Row land F. N ye , V icar

351 Livincstem A<^»t|~W ED N ESD A Y. N O V EM BER 24—

Tin* Vouitji l ’< .pie's Fellowship will a «nt iyi meetingr at the Church Hallat S.imi ip.T H U R SD A Y , N O V EM BER 25— T H A N K SG IV IN G DAY—'.‘■M nt.iir*; c’hor&I KuehaTist ami ser*

hjpc-t: ‘We.Htrrn frtar," HRIDAY. N O VEM BER 2&—A D V EN T SU N D A Y—

7;i?0 a.m., Holy *'outtnunion.!♦;30 a in., Church School.II a-.ru., Litany and Ante-Cammun-

¡nri.4 p.m., ConfiriuMti n instruction.

MONDAY. N O VEM BER 29—Au * Hit I bu«in«-ss meeting of St.

Thnma.v Mission at tin• church hull

Mrs. M a ry H iceky , 618 Second A ven u eLoader' W ill Publish the

'rr>es of Lucky Pass Winners Mrs. Charles Jo rd an ,

608 R idge Road

M rs A . K w ia to w sk i, 353 Page A venue’n hcrtcr. c » y o u r m em ber of

• -'•'•«1 f i r r e s th e R itz The- e. lyn d '. urst. : j i con junction t t -< (> -*•'••*> Lead er, pre-v •‘T i T m i T E N IG H T " '

Ih ftt i . t t V m & A something. racTnbermg v o u r boy— O U R -, ffgM ing fo r U n c le Sam .

Each w e e k , i c . e r s l names w i l l

Mrs. S . G lide, 307 R id g e 'R o ad

The anrnn£jjnn/tt T U snksg l . se rv ice w i l l be he ld < n Thanks­g iving m orning. Kovem bt- r. 25. ¿’t 10, o’clock. T h is hour o f ie r v n v ot w orsh ip and pra ise ¡-. to b h,eld m the B ap tis t C h u eh w it D r. W a lla ce C . M e rw in . In te rim Pesto r o f the R u th e rfo rd P re sb y ­terian Church , p resenting t-nfr l 'hanksg iv ing mefsafje. D r M er- w in , a n ac tive m is s k n a ry o f the P i M b y te ridtf C lw rch . has sen-- ■ iri Ch ina since 1931. re tu rn in a to the U n ite d Sta tes c n the lint r G rip sh o lm last year. H is- topi w i l l te : " I t Is a G ood T h in g l G iv e T hanks/’

M argaret Y ou ng M< Fad d en w ii; be guest soloist fo r th e service M em bers of a ll fa ith s and a ll re?idbnts of the co m m u n ity are

invited to attend .

Mrs. Gasp ierek, 613 S ix tn A venue

t random from the o f Th« C om m ercia l p r .n ie d :n the col- M -s. E . H ; Fonta-n,

525 Second A ven u eSt. JV latt.iew s E v a n g e lic a l Lu the ran C hurch

V a lley U ruok and t rave rs P la te Lyndhurst, N . J .

Rev. ueorge M u ller 21)5 T ia v e is Pi., ¿^ynuiiurst, N. J.

Kuth. 2-/134 TH A N KSG IV IN G DAY—

:< a.m., rhan*sRi*mg Day services w. || h* Ul rmn*da>, .\o\emner z>i.‘ it is a » ¡<m.(1 MMuiig to rf.lvf Tnat)Us I nto to* i*t>r(l, to mu« iniih-d w Jin- Naim-.SUNDAY, N O VEM BER 28th—

a.m., '.ScihhH. J imus. th«-t'l-. at. s t ' I - .."h r. ili- 01 chu-

r<- " F O R V O U R N A M E r r> t r. rpear>. just p resent a

t-m»r:3t«i r ' v e i pe from any- in t»ie « 'v * e e — w h e th e r they ! r h - j s t and, b ro th- w r* tf'ea rt • r friend — and

“T I U E U T E N IG H T “ on R f t i . w H jch means . .

the 'h o w O N T H E H O U S E , if it ) T H A T S N O T A L L .T v 1' - • »f»e R : t r . see the man-

■ i T r ib u te CardV • " i V O t r a N A M E H a v e

,- jn r'- .- i «a rh l im e you rd. F- 'ur p an rh es d u ring any

WAS T EP A P E R

J . W . Fa lk ,273 Lyn d h u rs t A venu e

Mrs. W ill ia m Franz,623 L a k e A venue

Pr" {r C arrarn.459 Fo rest A venue

Be rg en C oun ty ’s fo u r p a p e r m ills, a ll h eav ily engaged in w a r p ro d u c tio n , m u s t suspend o p e ra tio n s u n lessY O U H E L P A T O N C E ! Pap e r boxes, w r a p p i n g paper, corrugated pap er, newspapers, m a g a i i n « s,are needed badly.

C A L L Y O U R L O C A L SA LV A G E C O M M IT T E E

i have an a ir o f gay o pu lence in sp ite of ra tio n ticke ts if we fo llo w ;•(!. st\ list of F lo r is ts ’ T e le g rap h D e liv e ry A sso c ia tio n w ho <! . t <1N ,n cr in the C o lo n ia l ilif t in g room o f l»oo<t Houseke«’y in ; r Institut;*. I poil« l lia t once were w ild Ilow ers in A rizo n a , sta lks o f 'v i r ,.t, jr. w lii io a p ine cone o- I looks w ise ly on the w h o le ;jroceeiiings.

M ichae l, Carlozzi 625 Seven th S tree t

Methodist Church New

U m berto Celia,731 T h ird A venu e

M rs Bohlen,748 R idg e Roadi r, in charge. i t e r a n d 'M is s Ed ith Neuhuu. • r.

H i fn^ hm ents were se rved d u r- 1 P lan s a re also under w ay to if:; .a f-'llewship hour a fte r the send g ifts to service men count<t- neeting. T he next m eeting w i l l ed w ith the departm ent and aux- ■ held ori Decem ber 18. | ilia ry .

Elaine Servideo Marks Bîrfrt cîày

IN A D D IT IO N i. . .E v e ry Sun d ay . W i< jne= Jav and riday t e r at e v '» ry new change prograai *. th ree names w i l l bt

ished cn th*. « T i t a — taken fron new^capt r »«-t I f yo u r m in t

r<‘3r< v^hi p frsen l v su rse lf the M an ag e r's « S c « w ith in 5

- u'.- . v- u w ilL jre n - a T R I- t ’T E S E A S C pÀS5=-p<-nd fo> ■ery ( ra n t ’i < f through,• yea r C i t J i i t m t » o f th r it/ Tht»»tre rnnd »be C om m ercia l

Mrs. Beck .443 Beech S tree t

The social re la tions and 1< r i l church a c t iv ity departm t r t < f th W om an ’s Soctety o f C h i •S e rv ic e of the L yn d h u ts t Methoti ist Church, headed b v Mr- I I h D u l uy, are sp crso ring a pi • "ect w h e re ly mem bers and tiit i* friends w il l be g iven pap t plate w ith spaces to paste 16 din- en holidays and special d ays durin the year Tht se plates are t< b tu tied in next N ovem b er when i m eal w ill he served ’ t e r a ll who have completed th e ir donate e on the plate

Seve ra l groups of the m ernlv • of the society w orked on pr* n;»i in > these plates T h u rsd ay aftei nrcT.. • 4

M eeting at the hom e ef M r D nb uy in Hazel S tre e t w ere : M.-s John M. Voeel. Mr.- Georg<- H'-iland. M rs H orace * I. F.dg- M rs Ed w in B y rn e s and.M :.- ' C. C C hrist

C irc le One of the society m< t at the home o f M rs R a vn - t ir t C F.> ler, 246 L iv in g sto n A ve n u e In addition ti w o rk in g on the plate Lhey had a w o rsh ip s e rv ic e le*t by M rs. Jam es P e r ry , an d misMon- a i y stories w e re read by ?<t Ev-

T e r on B ra z il. M rs F re d l le ' i , , on A fr ica , and M rs Ernest ,T G am b lin on “ Teen T o w n " in M i .& uri. O thers nre«i-nt w <- f> M r M lxw t 11 R W n ht'T. ch a irm an : M iss C la ra W> ight, .M r* Jo h n ’’ H ick e y , and M i E t nc 11 T he next mt-'-'mu w il l be held t n D ecem ber 2nd at the

; hf me of M iss W r ig h t. 327 L iv in g ?toh A venu e .

C irc le T h ree met at the hon • of M r Jo h ann a Wahh-r« of 131 Post A venu e . T h e y al.*o f « i * i on the p late projetpt ,n<( at* laid plans fo r a C h ris tm as party t*i he hi Id at the home of tfeeir lead*-r Mrs. W e s je y B e a lle r led the w o r ­sh ip serv ice and the no stories w ere read b y M rs E W

Em e ry and M rs W il l ia m B Mt -

4 F irst^ C hurch of C h u i t , S c ie n tis t

In Rutherford, N . J.- %E . P ie rrepo n t & L in c o ln Avenuesbranch ot the Mother Qhurch, Tne First Church of Christ, Scientist, of

'A N 'i ' IK M AM» M<H*KK,\' NK- CltO.M A .W V , A L I A S M F.SMERISM A.\ 1 » l i NH V / r iS M , 4>KNUl Ni 'H I * i t li>- l.i-sx/li- Si i i'ioii KUltjert forSunda>. Nov mix r 2H.

t}0l<l«-u Text: lie merciful unta me,0 (Jotl: l'or man vsouht swallow in«1 up; li*- hKhtiiiK flatly ‘ <»p|jrfM»fth tue\V at tiim- i uni afraid. I will trust . iri thtfi-." ( I ’naltun 56:1.3).

SKI'tMO.N. I'assaK»’« fro.ru the King J.tiij' .' \ •'t>iofi i|i<- Hllde Int liult

1 v, 111 I V. of th-- liortl. He is my r: l tit. . a Ml tir. form **: my <*od; in Klin will I t i n t 11‘salniH ¡»1:2)

« •. rr*T-f t K « panange* from ••Sci« lice a» .I H<-illh vv iti» Key to tin Kcrlp-1 i l/.v Mary CakrT lOddv include:

'I ()•• uiah r;-1 a mil aii ■ ‘-vtn in a de- i .1 ili ii'i< in.- All powi-r dentroy«i i a.nd pint"« l-H«* feet in the true I Mil I • path which hails to the l -, ... i.oili -a it hunt hand« vtwrnal In th- l.eav»-ns.' •' (p. 4'• 4)

?las!s Made for Christmas Party

E lm e r D avenport, 232 V a lle y Brook A ve n u e , returned M onday from a hu n ting tr ip to W ash in g ­ton.

YO U R W A S T E PAPER IS A W E A P O N

OP W A R

Mrs, Conrad B ieg e r,314 S tuyvesan t A ve n u e

Lad ie s ’ A u x ilia ry of the V o lu n ­teer F ire D epartm en t la id p lans at the» m eeting last T hu rsd ay even ing for th e ir Ch ristm as p a rty to be held D ecem ber 16th at the T o w n H all. P la n s w e re also m ade fo r a ho liday party fo r ch ild ren of im mbers. Th is w i l l be he ld S u n d ay afternoon, D ecem ber 19.

T he com m ittee in charge c f both parties are M rs . F rances Bentzen, M rs . Anne R ie tzke , M rs . Jo sep h ine B a rb ie r i, M rs . Theresa S c h r e c k e n s t e i n, M rs. Ed n a S e h r e e k e n s,t ein, M rs . H e len Sehreckenste ip , M rs. F r a . n c e s K w ia to w sk i, M rs. V e ra Jaugstet-

Mrs. Abate,552 G u th ie l P la c eMrs. M arg are t D oYu iii;

Page A ve n u e , , pent I-.- v is it» .g h e r siste. M i M acK in n o n of W ashiegtfm . ★ ★ ★

Ask Yourself This Question"YJIM My Present JOBHeSp Win the War?"

H Y A T T M EEDS Y O U !

Mrs. C h a rle F ir th , : ers F la c " . enti 1 ¡'In... £, her son, Celo . .V W il l i who is .stati'itiL'd - tfi th; W ashington.

L y n d h u rs t M ethod ist Church

Stuyvesant anil Tontine Avenues Kev. W illia m Ju stice , M in ister

30-7 Tontin» A venue Ruth. 2.fi!>2R

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER; 28—■ I . .... i-huri h s, :,«»«»! with eUiH-

R E N T O n ly L » te M « h Is ★ M e n r.d w o m e n : -U ncle S a m a n d H y a tt n eed you— r ig h t n ow . I f y o u 're a sk illed w o rk e r , there ’s a job fo r you a t top p a y . If you h a v e no experience, H y a t t w ill tra in you fre e , n ay you w e ll, and prom ote yo u qu ick ly .C om e in and ta lk i t o v e r toda«r.

E m p lo y m en t O ffice open , 8 a. m. to 5 p. m . M o n d ay s th ro u g h S a tu rd a y s . A v p ilah ility s ta te m e n t re q u ire d .

A m a r a n t h M e e t s "IT COSTS NO M O R E ". . . to h a v e G riffith fu n e ra l s e rv ic e . W e o ffe r fa c ilit ie s a n d e q u ip m e n t o f u n su rp a s sa b le e x ­cellence and th* p e rso n a l care an d a t te n t io n

m o st n ecessa ry .

TYPEWRITERSli it tu . public worship with sermon by the pastor.

4.00 p.m., Junior Youth <JroUp.TOO p.m., Youth Feb 'wuhln

THURSDAY. N O V EM BER 25— fft/on Thanl;;-riving SorvJte at 10:30

* i!l) • ! ' M'll bv lieV. B, W,• I: , «1 M •*.uri >\ 1'n'ted I ' f h-

bv! riatt ''iiur h i-:\ervone P»vlt*-<1. THURSDAY, D EC EM BER 2—

m. .. • nu‘< of ’ rebw of th*- Woman’s S, t.-tv Mi r ’ : f a i l Service at theI t‘ . r Alis-» <Mara Wrbjht .’!27 Llv- ;ii, -ton A \. i u» : Mrs W M ('hsm-i ih' n ''i'ij Oriental l ’la< e; Mrs. Wes- Ht'.'illtr* <¡17 bake Avenue: Mrs. I'd-« in lU im v Fifth Avenu*'. M'h«* < hri • 111i.t• uartv for t.h»- entire society

:l I.; h. !<! at the church on he-

Machine*

BERGENT Y P E W R IT E R S E R V IC EAH M ake* N e w a n d U sed

d i v i s i o n o f G C N E ^ t A L M O T O R S

FO l l l T l i S T L E E T H A R R IS O N , N . J .

Easy to reach: T ik e tins 10 w h ich connects w ith a l l N e w a rk bi.s I nc . O r, I i . L , A \\. to H a rr is rn . O r, 1!. & M . tabes to H u m n. P lan t is opposite tube siatlun .

R E N T E D . R E P A IR E D E a s t P a v m er it S a les

T 'a i e W V *re 5àt»sf»itkm I» Guaranteed

2S3 M a in S t— H a ck e n sa c k H * e k ~ n » r k 2-5341

lU T H ^ K F O R D B A P T I S T C I I IH C H

Rutherford , N. J .HUTH BA PT IST SUNDAY, N O VEM BER 28—

•> 4.. a.to , «’hurt h bchooi.- Tlj* « ; » i • ■ i -i i^very H*»ad.

f, I,, - ».»>'- tli< nee. "t, I ¡Mil . You UK I'tiOple’s Or lUpH.

vi mug thpro was tinaile fancy-ar- O e rtn id e Simon-

A P E R S O N ’ S M O S T

V A L U A B L EP O S S E S S IO N S

“ L E I T H E W E L F A R E O F T H E P E O P L E B E T H E S U P R E M E L A W "

' f l i c su p rem e la w u f th is in m le ru Kttm t ,-vl ! ! " Ì-- th e w t i f a r e o f tin- p e u p l e \>, i- i S e r v in g r ig h te m ts lv , t a c t f t i lh . an d vvitji re

52 RiDGE ROAD LYNDHURSTRUtherford 2-0490

Jacob Burk. Director 469-471 Palisade Avenue

Jo u rn a l S q u are 4-4578

b e a m o m e n t o o i th<

jc ! u e n c u r l , c i t i z o n s S i

b i r t h c e r i i f i ç j t o .

C o i ' ' s e '

' N W j ï . ï -

fcd itf Kilowatt-NON-STOP W,This p o w e r fu l w o r w o rk e r k e e p s N e w J e r s e y » w a r p ’c r - : i

n iflh t. H * iM v « r s l« «p » . H * n « v * r tir«»- H e jy* t k s e p i t

e le c t r ic ity n « « d e d fo r the p ro d u c tio n o f p lc n c i , f o r d r , ® t -|

w a r g o o d » . R e d d y K ilo w a tt w o rks aH th e — > r \

E W tn c tf* is d i m . . . M V ita l »• W a* as*. O * a s i ' -RUTHERFORD NATIONAL BANK

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2J, 1943 T H E L E A D E R PACE TH REE

and R e v . C o rne liu s J . B o y le o f Sacred H e a rt C h u rch w i l l apeak.

Wilsons EntertainFor 2 Servie• Sons

Dorothy Minty Miss Woodward To Be Soloist Joins the WAVES

A p erform ance o f M endels- M iss M a rio n W oo d w ard of W il- sohn’s V io l in Concerto , w ith Dole- lo w Avenue, fo rm e rly o f J a yothy M in ty of N e w Y o rk C ity B A venue, Lyn d h u rs t, le ft 1 a s t M r and Mrs. W illiam J . W il- soloist. w i l l fe a tu re the fa l l con- Thursday- fo r H u n te r Co llege, son of Forest A venu e entertained c c it of W est Hudson Sym p h o n y N e w Y c rk . where she w i l l enter at a fa m ily d in ner recently at O rchestra 's fifth a n n iv e rs a ry sea- her period of tra in in g in the the ir hom e in honor of the ir two son F r id a y n ight a t K e a r n y High W A V E S sons w h o are in the service andSchoo l A u d ito riu m . U g o Carano . On the eve o f her d e p a r tu re ! w ho cam e home to spend a few

she w as g iven a party a t the days w ith th e ir fam ilie*. Thedirector o f the ensem ble of 70since its organization in 1939, w i l l home of h e r brother, A rth u r , of \ d inner took the place of the usual conduct a program o f fa m il ia r — - — — -classics.

Miss M in ty , a n a t iv e C a lifo rn ­ian, m ade her debut in S a n Fran- G a r ty , of L y n d h u rs t: M rs . Ju l ia

cisco, and la im ched he r concert W e tm e ye r o fF la tb u s h , B ro o k ly n ;„ca ree r in the E a s t a t a T o w n H a ll M r. and M rs . A , A . Nelson, of re c ita l in N ew Y o rk se ve ra l sea-

Dum ont Those a ttend ing w ere M r. and M rs B e rn a rd Beron io , M iss Ju n e Pa in te r , M rs. Jo h n J .

N u tfey ; and two aunts from Bay- a d e , L . 1.

M iss W oo d w ard is a graduate of L y n d h u rs t H ig h Schoo l and

j w as fo rm e rly em ployed b y the N atio n a l C ity B a n k of N e w Yo rk ,

j R e ce n tly she w as w ith the P ie ce E y e W o rk s o f R u th e rfo rd .

Washington PTA Bazaar Success

Thanksg iv ing d in n e r given for the ir fam ily .

Those present included M r. and Mrs ^ ill ia m H. W ilson w ith theirtin M U / i l l to n % T~\ n 1 ft w / l f i t t l l t f K S O fi; W t l t t B f T r t m i l l c l , « 1 1 « u a u g i t

ter, A d r ia n Carol, of Kearny S tree t; M r. and M r*. Kenneth W ilson , w ith th e ir daughter, H a r­riet, and son, Kenneth Roy, of R idge Road ; M r. and Mrs. Donald W ilson , and son, Donald, of Del- afield A venu e .

Richard Wilson, Petty Officer 2nd Class, of Camp Perry, Va., and Mrs. Wilson, with their aon,

| Richard, of Stuyvesant Avenue;Raym ond W ilso n , now stationed

; at Boston University, where he j is studying , and Mrs. W ilson, and i the ir daughter, E th e l, of Forest ! Avenue, Nutley-, Mr. and Mrs.I W ill ia m J . W ilson , host and host­

ess of the day.

St. Mary's Faces Pope Phis Sunday

A capacity crowd is expected at Rutherford F ie ld Sunday a f­ternoon when the St. M ary 's football team dashes w ith Pope P ius of Passaic in the second an nual gridiron battle of the two Catholic schools K ickoff is at 2 o’clock. - '

The contest is the big gam e ot the year for both schools. The Gaels of St. M ary 's w ill be aided no little by the return of Tom m y Sheridan to his cen ter spot The Rutherford star had been on tht sidelines w ith a le g in j u r y .

th is m e m o n a i » m er a y e a r ly se rv ice o f to e E lles L « l * e

Marie Luglio,

M o re th an 100 persons attended, i the m eetin g and bazaar g iven by i the W ash ing ton P a re n t Teachers A ssociation T h u rsd ay afternoon at W ash ing ton School, R idge R o ad M rs . H aro ld H artsho rn , president, w as genera l chairm an .

The. fe a tu re of the bazaar pro- ■■■ m a a* rarV ; as ? dem onstration g iven 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 5 ¥ 0 1 6 0 by M iss Am y Stan ton , eduea- j

suns âgo. She has been hea rd on tional su p e rv iso r fo r a sew ingthe rad io and concert stage w ith m achine com pany, and M iss M a ry M iss M a r ie Lug lio , 215 Su m m it orchestras conducted b y A r th u r H o w ard . T raphagen g r a d u a t e ! A w n u o . and The mas V a leo , son F ied le r, Eugene P lo tn ik o « , D r. T h e y cut out a pattern and of M r and M rs Thom as Valeo, r n ed e r W e in m a n and A n to n io showed m an y interesting w a ys o f 1 g r 0f B ro o k lyn , were m arried

Rev. McNulty to Speak at ServiceArnold DeMassi. chairman of

the Elks Mem orial D ay Serv ice , announces he has secured as the speaki r of the evening, the Rev John M cNulty, Dean of Seton H all College. The w rv ic e w i l l be held at the Am erican Le g io n H a ll on Sunday evening, December 5

Rev M cN ulty is one o f the better known speakers in this area. A Urge attendance is ex ­pected to hear h im talk

The American Legion F ife and Drum Corps has been invited to participate. As usual, th e re w ill be a fine musical program, w h ich is being arranged by H o w a rd T Collins, E lk s organist

Ttie E lk s extend an invitation to all citizens, of Lyndhurst and North Arlington to participate in

River R o o d StudentsIn Thanksgiving Play

, : rC h ita ren a i tas* J t * w r Rond

School presented a T h a n k s* pi\ gram W e d n e s ta y fo llo w in g a m e t f t n g <** « P e K *ve? R .«*ri P . i < nt Teach«-! W W M )

.C h ild ren » h o took p a rt w ere Je a n D owe. M y m a C K am b rr lain. W ill ia m G ran g e r. D rr*s D irk . R obert l'rer>der*4»t B a r b a r a Moonev. B j u i . Cteester. W tlla i- c ie ra id i, P h jrU » Caiwaean. Jv w p i . C ag n ey . M m B a f r a , C taw -

■ ford. Roserr ary M a tth e w * . C a ro l Pederson. B-»tbette K.j-p Jo h n

. TU unchar d. W bam D a.fcrr Dor . th y Supp le W a lte r O a k r* . C o ia D rVorseyr-SlurT iuu» H a i l P e te i

j Scerbo. M a r jo n * T a u b rr . lfe>hen T e rry and R obert Chs t«, ako fl

VFW Dance So/. Niqhi

L yn d h u rs i Poai. N i' iS4S. Vet e rm * o f Fo re ign VVars w .il hold, a dance S a tu r la v lujthi N.»ven> bei 17. a l thè c it ili house, S21 V a lle * B re o k A ye m ic .....'..

N icho las K.iln-rt ni- i» f h c r a n f « f thè 'a rrangem ent co m m ife e H e w il l be assisted by Jo h n M i* iiaresi. T u rn o , J . hn IVtr illo , Jo h n Caputo, C h a rles Cer neglia. E rn es t V a th . R ich a rd Ko veg lie . N a m j M ig lia te s i. Agne* Greggi. M »r\ V a th Luc> Hen aa<ei am i M aria B ia m u ll i

M(ws or oua M K N w W O M C N

I N U N I F O R M

H e is a graduate » I l.>»dlnir»t H ig h School w here h e starred inKt'ketbs^l and tennis Prier te induction, he was employed as • photographer at Puatinny A rse­na l. Dover N J

VI t i l i s i u t.v s k i . and

V I M I N T J P A T E R N OS»-.. ml L ieu te n an t L o u « L w v

sk y . son (>f M r and Mrs. J Laev «k \ -et S2 i Second A venu e , and Stv«,nd L ieu tenan t V in cen t J P a I n lì. «en M ; and M l ' J ' * ! * P a in tu S Î Î M ilton Avenue, last h ieeetved th e ir s ilv e r wings am i r a t in i ! ' a* ae-i.'l nav iga tors at e * r ie » reve .u ly a t . Hondo A ll H a«* Tesa* They h a '* unde: gone 1« wewks of in tens ive ae> tal t ra im i g and /re n o » te.idy t> instrs ivt at nav iga tio n arhooU Ot

tu J*«n men hat crew a h »duty overseas,

W IL L IA M * . O O O M P U M Msad t h o m a s a n o t aW ill ia m E Goodarham . som o t

M r and Mrs W illiam C Good- r jham, M Ï Freeman Street, a n ifhornaa G Sm ith . J r . son at M r and M r s Thom as G S m ith o f 7«» R idge Road, have reported Wv th « A rm y A ir Fuere» P r * F ligh t Sch l« .I for P ilo ta a t M a x w e ll F ie ld . A la tam a , tu beg in the th ird phase of the ir tra in in g as pstota

Utw iderham la a graduate a f Lynd hu rst H ign Seh»->o|, claas o f ItM J Sm ith » a s graduated f r o « Lynd hu rst H igh Schoo l m IMS. He M -r'rd as captain of the faot- '»«II team and » a t eap la in o t '.he baseball team there

Brico .T h e program , w h ich w i l l begin

a t 3:30 p.m., w 'ill open w ith the o ve rtu re to the Jo h a n n Strauss o peretta “ D ie F le d e rm a u s " (cu r ­ren tly on B ro a d w a y as “ Rosa­lin d a "). H ayd n 's " M i l i t a r y ” S y m ­phony w i l l conclude the first ha lf A f te r the concerto, w h ich w i l l open the second h a lf , the orches­tra w i l l conclude w ith Sousa’ s "Se m p e r F id e lis ” M arch .

M r. C a ran o is w e l l k n o w n as d irec to r o f a nu m b er o f m usica l productions at the M ap lew ood T heatre, and as d ire c to r o f music a t O ur L a d y Q u een o f Peace High School, N o rth A r lin g to n .

Fete Robt. Droidowiki

M r. and M rs A n th o n y Droz- dow sk i o f 714 T h ird A ve n u e en ­te rta ined Sa tu rd ay a fte rn oo n at a p a rty in ce leb ra tio n o f tlie 7th b irth d ay o f th e ir son. Robert.

D ecorations w e re in red, w h ite and b lue A huge p in k an d b lue decorated cake w as the featu re of the p arty R e fre shm en ts were served and the guests en joyed games. . .

E ig h te e n youngsters w e re pres­ent O u t of tow n guests w e re M rs. | F ra n k V i tan a o f Pa ssa ic an d M rs F ra n k B a i tu lav icz o f H a r r is o n ,; aunts o f the honored guest

P A R T Y F O R O L D E R S O N O n Sa tu rd ay even ing . M r and

M rs D rozdow sk i 'ce leb ra ted the b irth d ay o f th e ir son H e n ry , w ho I is hom e on leave fro m th e N avy . I D ecorations w e re in red . w h ite and b lue, w ith a huge cake , d ec ­orated in t/e sam e co lors, as the featu re M a n y guests w e re pres- 1 ent - •»

sew ing aUd rem odeling clothes T h e y answered m an y questions j put to them by the audience

M a n y b eau tifu l and usefu l a r ­tic les w e re sold at the bazaar, p rov id ing a neat sum fo r the treasu ry

A t the business m eeting, M rs. R W M cC reath . w h o leaves soon for F lo rida , and w ho w as v ice president o f the organization, wa.s presented w ith a fine serving t ra y M rs J C W isn ie w sk i wa.s elected to fill the vacan t office

S ix th grade m others w h o f u r ­nished and served the re fre sh ­ments w e re Mrs. A . B G earon, M f» - C D. Penw ard en , M rs T M W ilczynesk i, M rs R W

I S te irm etz . M rs J . E R ed ike r, M rs Ed w ard C. R id g w a y , M rs T. M Bax te r, Mrs. J M . M e y e r and M rs E S S ch en k '

T he next m eeting o f the as ­sociation w i l l be held on the a f ­ternoon o f D ecem ber 8, w h e n the ch ild ren w i l l present a C h ristm as program, th e g ir ls ’ ch o ir of the h igh school w ill sing under direc- ttcn of M iss L ill ia n A . W iko ff.

at 4:30 p.m. Su n d ay a t SacredHeart C hurch . R e v . C o rne lius J Boyle , cu rate , perform ed the cer-

‘ emony.M iss Rose C o logu iri w a s m aid

I o f honor and C a r lo A lbanm ente was best man

Bridesm a id s w e re C a rm e la V a ­leo, sister of the bridegroom , and M a ry Bottone. U shers w e re J o ­seph C a lta lin o and M a tth ew

I Sm opey.The b ride w o re an ivo ry satin

dress, m ade princess sty le , w ith a finger t ip v e il and ca rried w h ite

I rosesThe m aid of honor w o re an

aqua taffeta dress w ith m atch ing : accessories and the bridesm aids

wore A m erican B e au ty red taffe ­ta dresses w ith m atch ing acces-

j sories. A l l ca rried A m erican Be au ty roses.

A recep tion w a s held a fte r the cerem ony at the Co lum bus C lub . F iv e hund red guests attended.

A fte r a tr ip to F lo rida , M r. and Mrs. V a le o w i l l reside a t 215 Su m m it A venu e , Lynd hu rst,

Mrs. Rose Savona■ A h igh n u as ! r » * u w m was

ottered a t S a f t r d H w in C h u rch at 9 a m_. F r id a y , few M r * Boat Savona. So v f T i l E ;* t t f t S u w t In te rm en t w as sn H o ly C rum C em etery. N o rth Artusgfc«*

M is Has ona *>** W n in Ita ly but lived m the CMkrd State* for »5 years, th * last I* a» Lyt*dttmr*t

Survivors are her h n s b a n d Frank 55an-na tea* ten . E ian k Sqvonar Js two daucf.tr ' * M rs Alexander P Scftnatt « t Lake H i ­awatha. and Mr* R **ert E OU- vei of Lytuihurs* t»w s»»er* and twt brothers

W ith the F ifth Arms. Hals

P r iv a te F irst Olas» C arm ine M anfu . whose »it.- M is A nn M Mango i iv w at ' 7 Í Í S tuyvesan t Avenue. Lynd hu rst, N J has been pr»Mii«.teii to co rpora l He i no « nerving as a squad leader of an ih fa n trv reg im ent that is part nf the F i l th A rm s in U a lv

VC H A R L E S R M i l S t i l l IN

P v t C h arles R Sch ne ide r, »on » I M i and M r* C h a lle » l i Schneidet ot 2 12 Page A venue ha« been «&>igi(ied to the Tech n i­ca l School, A rm v A ir Fore*» T ra in in g Com m and , Stoux Fa ll* S D , fot Irainin»; a« a ind io op- erator-m echanu

U p «» 'co m p le tio n <>f .a 10-waek cvnirse he w ill Im- fu lly trained to tato e as a m em ber ofa h igh ly skdle.1 l*>ml»er crew

C H I C K E N SBroilers and Roostinq

i l p I * I S Ma. i

pound

G eeie , Ducln, Cepón*, Ro#»t¡r»9 Chkkoml t> la 1 Iba i

Soup CHickert», 3-3'/i lb*.Fresh Eqqi

Alonso's Modem Poultry MarketM * 5 T U Y V E 5 A N T A V E N U E L Y N D H U R S T

K l 1 I I I H I U R I* I M U IH B K . P R O M P T D l t l Y U I

Gordon's648 RIDGE ROAD

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S T IL L H A S A F l ’ L L L IN E O F A L L L E A D IN G B R A N D S

O F L IQ l 'O R S

When Your Spirits A re Low . . .

Stop in at Gordon'* where you will find a full *upply of choice

liquor* and wines.

Telephone Nutley 2-2400-1

VI OLA BROS. , I nc .MASON MATERIALS

Cement, Brick*, Pipe*, Block*, Lime Adamant Stone, A*he*, Lath, Etc.Clay, Top Soil, Aqricultural Lima

180 W A SH IN G T O N AVE. NUTLEY

W A N T E D

S H IP R E P A IR W O R K E R S

F o r EaaenUal W a * * ork

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• • •S H E E T M ETAL W O R K E R S

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m H 4 M O a i iE L E C T R 1C 1 A .SS .

, A C E r» L F „ N T JIL R>iERS

L A B O R E R S

TODDS H I P Y A R D S C O R P .

It take* th e w o rld 's ch okeat ingréd ien ts — and year* of ' Know H ow ’’ in blending and freerm « to m ake tea cream like C astles Sealteat I « C ream . We r t proud of

its h igh q u a lity a n d debcauua flavor.

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CLASSITHE BARGAIN COUNTER

T h o u sa n d s hav e fo u n d th a t these sm all a d v e r t is e - . m e n ts a re th e m o st e a g e r ly read in B e rg en C o u n ty . C on- , , v ince y o u rse lf by b u y in g them . T h ro u g h th em r e n t , u y j o r e x c h a n g e ; find th e b a rg a in f o r w hich you h a v e b een se a rc h in g . T elep h o n e o r w rite y o u r c lass ified a d v ertise^ m en ts to o u r o ffices: 255 R idge R oad, L y n d h u rs t , o r R idge R oad , N o rth A rlin g to n . T h e te lep h o n e n u m b ers a r e R U th e rfo rd 2-1031 an d K E a rn y 2-1109.

O ne in se r tio n is f ifty cents.T w o in se r tio n s a re se v e n ty -f’- j cog la .T h re e in se r tio n s a re one d o lla r .

The L e a d e r

S o ld ie r s ' L e t t e r s a n d A d d r e s s e s

Allan Takes County Clerk

Oath Friday

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201 Pafle Avenu« LyndhurttSole Agent for Berflen County

detid 1‘OMtul ami Au^nt W til 1 »*

T Y P E W R IT E R SA id . M A K K S »»I

T Y I ' IW I t lT H H S R F .P M U I I» A U G U ST W E H L E R S

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Costume Di ' i . n

M A IS O N E T T E D R E S S E SO R D E R ' TA KEN

$2.93 to $16 9S■na,PN i h r IH 'M I: s i w i k s

C utting . F i 't in n iiwiI- llll-lllHtf .S 't VIC.

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Bt AjM»e»nts»*M7S3 R id g e R oad , L y n d h u r» !I'hitor R l l b r r M Î-SS4S-J

N ovem b er 14, 1943 |D rp r .S ir :

V,. 11. I got shipped from the in ity shores of Miami Beach to

(¡a m ountains of Colorado. I'm ^liing to attend a school for cleri- ( ii I iii'trtirtion aivd w ill be here for ¡il i.ul two mcnths

T h e c lim ate surprised me, fo r I thought it w o u ld be re a lly cold KM o but it isn ’t so U gets cold dm ni> the n ig h l, but at noon- !t i . vou cun w a lk a.'ound in an *(«(».#• h ill, ar.d y cu can get a

n cl bum fro m the sun.I ni stationed right nea r Den-

c r ;>nd it s quite^ a large c ity Th. people a re ve ry fr ie n d ly and (‘tl e v e ry th in g to he lp the se rv ice men.

H s u r e is p re tty co u n try a ro ynd he e. A l l around are snow■covered, peaks and w h en the sun ( o:nt s up o ve r the m ountains, it t ire t: p retty .

W e l l it's t im e to gel into the ; tr. of Morpheus, so I ' l l h a ve to

i li.yi' Hoping I w i l l 'h e in rece ip t f tl I i nder as toon as possible.

F C iem ente.9th T .S S — Fort Logan. Colo.

. — , V —W e print the fallowing address

-s nf T tv ic e men for the con­venience of their friends and re l­atives.

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VM ichae l J Le tito , A ltM 'l- r N ava l A n Tech T i« C e n h r

■ Mi inphis, Tenn

Packed Courtroom Hears Mayor Lauded by County Leaders

In a courtroom crowded w ith re latives, friends and w e ll-w ish

! ers, M a yo r A lexander A41an w a sw orn in as County C le rk of B e r ­gen C oun ty F r id a y aftetnoon by Common Ple-a* Ju d g e A,,X)cm<jr..c* 1 R? (i r

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T H E S E A R E S E L E C T E E B A R G A I N S BY AN E X P E R IE N C E D R E A l . E S T A T E X > E A L £R

FON 3 t YE ARS S E C O N D A V E .- - * fam ily. •> .« m , t i l f h ith HI»

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C . S A V I N O

m U D C .F £ £ “ t m * “ ,N ” V r s o i l l « S t K .

est Del M a rA llan , w ho is g iv ing Up his post

as m em ber and d irecto r of the Board of Freeholders, w as e lec t­ed on N ovem ber 2 to the office of

oun iy c lerk , u iu u i n i . . e ■ ant in G t 'bee. th rcu th *''eath i f Jam es W . M ercer. A Tii ublican, A llan defeated M r

-tuarj L . Hcnttcison, Dem ocral ho served as ad interim rppo in -c ef G overn o r Charles f'dis« ran the time of .M ercer’s' deat " t iU th c new c le rk I ok offici ftenu' Jieiin C o un ty . C h a ir in an

lenald V . Lo w e presided at the jyea 'in '; in ce-cmonier,. S p e ak ­'s. hr *id<’* A P tin rnd I owe.

were S'-erilT R o bert S.- T ipp ing P i ifeeutor 'John J . B rc s lin , and A ! T e lfe r . close friend snd as so-iate of the late. M r M ercer.

Hcprorentir.g M e r tc r ’s w idow T e lfe r p re 'pn led lo A lla n an A m erican flag w h i.’h the late County C le rk 's em ployees had g iven h im severa l years ago and which he had a lw ays d isp layed <n a staff in his office In a lctte, lo A llan . Mrs. M ercer said she | hoped he would treasure the flag as her husband had and w ou ld ; continue to keep il in the office.

Sheriff T ipp ing declared that the new county c le rk has three main virtues, courage, honesty and in teg rity , and . he expressed the be lie f that A lla n w ou ld eon- | finue to p ractice those v irtu es in the fu tu re as he had in the past

Prosecuto r B re s lin said tha t he had kn ow n A lla n m any years, | that, i ll fact, he had been bor­ough atto rney of N orth A rlin g ton when A lla n w as first elected to the council of the town. The prosecutor said that in those days he had been impressed w ith A l ­lan’s 'common sense a n d d l ia t l i jW had since learned 1 hat V+s fli.a impression was justified. B re s l i i j declared {Hal A lla n w ou ld m ake ; a w o rth y successor to M r. M e r ­cer.

In his turn, the new county c le rk thanked the Repub lican leaders who sponsored his can ­didacy. the C ounty Com m ittee mem bers who w orked fo r his election and the voters w h o cast the ir ballots fo r him on election day H e said he took office w ith tw o regrets; one, that his e lec tio r had come about through the- death of M r. M erce r: and, two. that he had lo leave Ijis w o r ’t a-, a m em ber of the Bo ard of F r e e ­holders He promised to devote a ll his energy to the new job

j It is Understood that A lla n w i l l ■ hold on to hW office as M a yo r of , N orth A rlin g to n un til his tenn

exp ires at the end of next veal T he office of County C le rk now

1 pays $8,000 a ye fir for a five-yen t term , having been reduced front $10,000 during the depression A a Freeho lder, A llan rece ived

P v t Chester J H ere tic, 325B735RA P O 447, ca e Postm aster N ashville . Tenn.

■ y ----Cp| Leonard Rosa, 3259739!»N ash ville . TennA P O 447— care PnstmusUn

$4.000 a year. His position as M a yo r o f th is borough p ays him nothing.

Judge D e lM a r also adm in iste r­ed the oath of office to the bat t e r y of deputy county c le rks, ir. e lud ing Fu lto n H. H ardm an , wh< h a s charge of elections, and A l | Sanzeri, head o f the N atura lize- i t ic n Departm ent.

M ayo r A lla n becomes th e 23rd C oun ty C le rk to serve Be rg e n ir, 283 years. The. others w e re :

John P inh o rne , took office ir~ 170,5; P e te r Stoutenburg’h, 1725: D av id Provoost, 1736; A braham W e ste rve lt , 1770: Reid H< well 1789; N ehem iah W ade, 1787; Hen7 y ~ W n ~ U 3 1 se n . H it t t- A b rah am j~ W es te rve lt, 1B11; Sam ue l B e rry . 1835; Jo h n J . B e r r y . 1842: G a rre t

Ackerson. 1845: C o rne lius C. B la u v e lt . 1860: Thomas. W . Dem- arest, 1870; Sam ue l T ay fo r, 18110: .Tohn 1!. iRan isey. 1895: C h a rle F. Thom pson, 1010;. G eorge Van W < H f E r W r W m » 1 T i 'T ; K w e r: 15)20: Ja c k L. Fox , 1925: I virig T. B r ic k e ll , 1926; Jam es W . M ercer, 1926; M rs . Henderson, 1943.

State AsksHew Meetinc

josshart Asked to Settle j

School Bus Case Controversy

State Com m issioner o f Ed u ca ­tion ‘Bosshart has been called on by N orth A rling ton B o a rd of E d ­ucation to settle the con troversy over school bus^,tickets fo r 26 p a ­rochial school pupils w h o have been refused state aid b y Bergen County S c h o o l Sup erin tendent Z im m erm an. T h e board indorsed Z im m erm an's stand, 3 to 2, pt its October meeting.

Mrs. Ir is F. O tte. school board clerk, said F r id a y a special m eet­ing of the board would be called when Bosshart s le tte r is re ­ceived. She said this action wa~ decided up< n by M rs Fred L., Cobb, president, and Trustees M athisen and< Cu llen

A special meeting w as request- ' eil M onday b y .T rustees Brogan, W eber and M ath isen to discuss receipt of a le tte r b y Brogan from Assistant S tate Com m ission­e r Bobb ins w h ich B ro g an believes permit ; the parochial school pu-

’piln 1.1 ridi the established bus

The Air Corps has opened up numerous kinds of jobs for Wacs. Many ^ a c s

have been efficient instructors. _______ *_ _ — -----

'He Looks Ahead'i H e looks ahead w ith face u p ­

raised.H is fighting pow er is a lw a ys j

praised.H e kn ow s not even one defeat.

' H e lack s as y e t his firs t retreat |B e fo re h is steel the -foe w i l l flee.A nd the re are m any.- ju-t lik e heW ith m en lik e these w e cannot

fa il. . ,j So le t's w r ite letters, send him

m ail.A nd b uy a bond, oft as you can

: A rea l salute fo r a fighting m an — Cpl M ann ing .

M. C A F T O L A N O268 KlNGSLAND AVENUE. LYNDHURST

Official Defense Council Salvage Collector Buys O ld Rags — Newspapers — Magazines

All Kinds of Metals O ld Beds — Springs and Mattresses

R U T H E R F O R D 2-1379

T W O W A N T M E E T IN G j“ If th ree members w a n t a spe­

cial m eeting they cou ld ca ll il themselves,” M rs. Cobb said " It is not f case- of three m cm borr wanting it, t u t two.”

tu-ftising to com m ent fu rthe r ■ Mrs., Cobb said in form ation of school board activ ities must come from M is . O tte as d is tr ic t c le rk

0R.VIC

/ 'B u y An Evira 5100 War Bond

During

3 r d W AR LO A N

VENETIAN BLINDS DRAPERIES(C ustom M ade )

D R A P E R Y H A R D W A R E

212 FERN AVENUE LYNDHURST

l ’ hone R U th . E - i l l «

HARRY B. ACKERSON

M ade to O rder

A il b linds are absolutelyIN T E R IO R D E C O R A T O R

guaranteed.

Stop in at C O X E S S O . S T A ­T IO N for th a t same good old efficient, eouru-oiis service.

C O L D E S T B I E R IX T O W N

B E N ' SDELICATESSEN

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Thanksgiving

PETE HAGEN'S DARK RUM

3.19I s (N n H

á..,t time «et .>p.irt oficc'a vearïiir c ng fhanits ^nd j r.i■ 'C «o ._(iikll Jor 11 » un ti c», I hiinksœiving in tim i» ol peate i* i«y»Oil'» ütui hupjn. 1 : 1. -It n t ne " ar ■ m-ü 1' <*• time tor $ \ fjg tH.mk,s \ ,".J tt » j. «one tor . * ¿ 1 1

reniemi»rrin|i 'u v e t,. 1k tlunkiiil for.T llt t T lm nk^ lui« men .m.i »»men »H over the

%orld Un ke»! ih strud le 'ti which nianir » til Ute, in » h e atnanv swithr greti !1 -» an.l in iu rj. It - r lh .it .•Itegmmng t«i Ix* <*011 — ! ,r t « » l«|»* In • .i.m aiotfiIt n a * »t f<# THanksn

V\e Ai \i\Att>*rt th* nk- i tur the. rah t t** » \ * , th o>#hjiut* K»r the Vn t'trv <•• the \ e». * t are «he #i4d>»f» - ft Ih* mmie mmt. i *erv i» put mtH «he niuipin. U t tH4 t «Hir tHíM na men ute—* % id !l«-.irtnf> tor »o |t tank* 4 À W e give tH4nW» ‘ *rti«r me« »h>» M»e tin- ti « • ' » 5 v ! iV ih J ‘W r give tbcm iHir l*e-i t:’v r *% ? ¿|, .r cy, » < »lull tin.i 4.1

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H Y A T Tfk iH .iM uf

B F \ U I N G S1 # I j f l * » * * ■ ^R E N D R A I . M O T O R S

l o i M t I I S T R E E T . M A R * 1 * 0 » . I * . I . R A R I T A N R O A l l , C L A R K T O W N S H I P . « . I .

The little Cardboard flagI T »«and* on a d. »L in one o f N e » Jtr»c> "* tcScfl

e lec trk Ian or Ltcc/e com ing through the windo'

'»», into action — a l» *v * i« Hie» s jra igh l oui (ro m its ttar

’ / itkr ihtt little fU g ". »aid the man a« ttw de*L-

''V . of tht a//-.(mi a«« the » * r job muti br Jone a l home

T he trained men in N m J e r w i 'i telephone i*

the « aWe*. »tre» and t eatral ó fk e apparat..» of. the *

«tori |< m on endlettU to make cure ih«« "«rouble» at

»■th alt p«*%«Wr »peed. The> u»e h%bl» <en«mvr «e»

a i m « on hand . ampíete « m íre iK W ^ ' of e» e r r tab

i board a ad other r ^ u i p w n » a h tn the area «He» »en- i **i#a I t take* g>»ú^ «h« he»» »o«b r |ofe Amee-

kind a i « H a d r§ort »»tnholtrrd k> the Lt.Sr <»

teiephoor a u a 'i d e iL .

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ve test center». N o

(«. needed t j »tir it

ard.

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cen irrt « a tch m e r

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T V 8 ¿W 0 M P E R ^O U M 'C t r

F A C E F IV ET U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 23, 1M3

• i# Red Skoiton at the RegentIT'S A FUNNY WORLD

Cy A fv T iE U C O L R

Hume M anagem ent Suprrviaifr W » Ih » W a n n S e c u r ity U m in ntra t me. in h w i

The nets .ierrwn tra hen ag tn l e«MW to N r # Je n w y ,la»t Sp r in g

, »«.. 14-.- >t *te m P i r a C W 'w ! i » v i ) t ■>, S- , J i r s e v

- *„• t " »r r- -ig p-ogran*. in »ht< h 4 M » h* y * *rtd girt» partW ipM ed

To xhe Merchant Marine

£ he« ishead B a y , B k ly n , N. Y Ih r o u s h p eacefu l o r war-torn

battle s w « ? , —H j i l the-w en <*f the M erchant

M arine . IT|»e. u n *un * heroes L o f this

W o rld W a r II.! ..giit ms th e ir b a ttle and it'*

yolinj, toe.

S a 111n g lh ro iig h “ the storm and the shell.

T h e y ’ve lea rned I lie tru th that w ar is he ll.

B ra v in g the torpedoes and bombs ff» \ above.

Doing. (he ir jeb for the country i Iht-y U a c . — iii- ii0 .—

T h e y p roved th ey 'd d e live r, p u tec ted or not.

F o r they kept sa iling when things w ere hot,

M a n y o f them n e ve r to sa il Once more.

A lo n g the ir coast o r a d istant short'

B u t they d id net d ie in va in , my friend , ■

F o r we w i l l sail on to the end.T i any co rner, through any

scene.W e l l ail, w e men o f the M e r

rhnnt M a rin e W IL L IA M O H E N O W E T H

trek w as made to safety th tvu g h 12 m ile s of 'u n g le H e w»> «wurd.n l the M erchan t Man*** D istinguished S e rv ic e M e d a l Th*» is a m an of. the M erch an t M a rin e

An A m erican m erchan tm an « as torpedoed in the N o rth A t lantic during a I itter m id-*»mte, storm In the l ife boat w .th m em ­ber» ot his c re w , the cap ta in suf< fired such severe troat b ite tha t I'l.th ifn > _ |w iL - ta J6 e _ jin u a ik tt« L .Not a member of the crew ea-taped w ithout am putati« ti of an arm o r a leg

W h e n ail had recuperated XI) Ice land , they returned to the Un ited States T he capta in -tumped into the steam sh ip at

• ftce ete m andlW f to know when b *, touk i sh ip au t . again T h e crew

m em bers did th e sam e thing ¡n then liv in g h a ll The«* ate the men. o f the M erchan t M a rin e

Bu t, thr« ughout a l l irf those trngedit--. the typ ica l sram a.i oev'ei loses h is h ijtn r ica l sense >( hui- or He msint» up o n no tin

■ i . n Kndii> and nut ions il.e c««>k wi-ll H e m ake* •i. tun»* attem pts to / borrow

nt m*y frem a sh ipm ate w hile th« i- sinking under his '«set

le w i l l d am b ar into a iifefcxmt | v itiv no more p<>*'e»sn«n» tn h is

• ■■< ket Ilian a tooth b in a li H e w ill |K ik up the ca rd* f r im -an interrupted |x>ker gam e and k«*ep

i iiit in in perfect o ld e r un til ttie ■m . i resum ed on a life ra ft l i i- such m en w ho eom prtae

H e A m erican M erchant M a rin e "Ih e ie in tfi o f the U n ite d S la te * Milt It iin«* S»>r\ ice

C 'ia irr t i r « * , » e ~ » k « l . * t

Good Luck Mr. V«t«iR e d S k e lt . n; p« p u la r «> n-.u- .

een in th« n e t .1» fa te . " tu iH i\wun> ft tan Sun day te Tu* «tav

l i m « t u ' « « f i a l i A Va*»4**iile V H t i a *

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Mrs. Combs 4-H Bergen AçentM i I ! . n ; t v

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ANNOI N O U HV Iti > ANT lw appointm ent w as annóuot

ed l y I, A Itesau direct«« t í th« F s l i n i . i n Sei v ite in A g l it ul tu re and Ht n e fcVotiomti S. Hut ger* Unive«$4l.v

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A g ia d a a tr I » ‘'tati* f . lege, ahe haa taught hom e * - t n ew te a m lo a a H ig h S * 1)--'! S|:tf alao aei '.'itt h(>rot fo i« ’ mg M>«Kiaii*t 111 l*>» a nd ‘w**rkc.t ,• (th that s ta le . t i l «le|j*ittm«-nt She w «•= .«unten . i'* I . t. - * f W a l i,il « « . I .H IM I toi * * •*! • ilfit

! «h» bas c< n t l ibuted ■ to æ » er»| an im en ' m ag an n r*

DuBorry Was o l a d y "

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t.rue Kelt*, T•*•**» l»W*** ...a IH% iHnlaMr»\ t <$e»S*NNi* "f •«*•«•*#•♦##

CRIME DOCTOR

STARTS T il l KM IAV It A ltM .k 'K X

[ ¿ m i i X i t a1‘A S S A H , N I .

BEHIND THE RISING SUN1*M art* t a a Neal

Regent Timo -Clock** * tHmufm— **!

O ità f . iM / » MCM'm juh am «« >»lerteri S hnrt -u b le e t»

WÄCHTER S DELICATESSENC O M P L E T E L IN K « i r I lO t 'O R H W IN K t A « r r K M

I v r r y f n i a y S tie tia !T ry Our D elli ious »iUi t a k e . A H im * M««!c < Ism < b » < '" A l A K t . E M IM K O E H O N O R H K A M ) r i t l t S I I O M l » « '

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l h e y , c a n ’t d o a n y m o r e ■ T h e L t* : id i* r |> r i i i ( i i t K p l a n t . h h m J i t i i i n ( * v c r> d i i a J I , i s g e a r e d t o t u r n « u t t in *

n v c r a j i f j o b i n 2 t h o u r * .

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t h e i» r* * f it o f y o u r d u i » p a r t i r « » i l l ! w } i * l

s o m u c h I t i s r h r r .

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PAGE SIX T H E L E A D E RTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1943

Commercial ïeaàer’■ !

and T H E S O U T H B E R G E N R E V I E W

E stab lish e d 1921

P u b lis h e d e v e ry T h u rs d a y b y T h e C o m m e rc ia l ¡ ,e a ( iç r P r in t in g C o m p a n y a t 255 R id g e R o a d , L y n d h u r s t . T e le p h o n e R U t h . 2-1031.

Editor ......... Carmine Savino, Jr.

Bus /ness Man a g e r : : 7. Ernest J . Dab i nett

THE TASK FORCE CORNER

T he L e a d e r re se rv e s th is sp ace f o r th e b o y s in se rv ic e — w ho th e y a r e , w h e re th e y a r e an d w h a t th ey a r e d o in g . O u r n e w sp a p e r , w h ich is se n t w ith o u t c o s t to a n y L y n d h u rs t se rv ice m a n w h o w a n ts it, h a s p ro v e d su c h a n a id in k e e p in g eac h o th e r in fo rm e d a b o u t th e ir w h e re a b o u ts t h a t w e w ill each w e ek s e t a sid e »pace fo r th e m . I f re la tiv e s re ce iv e in te re s t in g le t te r s th e ir n e ig h ­b o r s m ig h t e n jo y re a d in g , w e w ill g lad ly p r in t th em .

E n te r e d as second class m a t te r A p r i l 70 1938, a t the f 'o s t O ff ic e a t R u th e r fo rd , N . J „ u n d e r the A c t o f M a r c h 3, 1879.

S u b s c r ip t io n $2X!Q P e r Y e a r F i v e C e n ts P e r C o p y

Lyndhurst, N. J . , Tuesday, November 23, 1943

Churchill's LogicT h e N ew Y o rk T im es’ re p r in t of W in s to n C h u rc h iii 's

speech on reb u ild in g of th e H o u se of C o m m o n s, d e s tro y e d by G erm an a i r ra id e r? , is a fa sc in a tin g d o c u m e n t, p a r t ic u ­larly fo r th o se w ho aligned th e ph ilo so p h y of th e d o u g h ty E ng lishm an w ith t h a t of O sw a ld S p e n g le r, G e rm an a u th o r o f “T h e D ecline o f th e W e s t” a n d “T h e H o u r o f D ecis io n .” C hurchill p leaded f o r re c o n s tru c tio n of th e b u ild in g o n i ts old fo u n d a tio n s ; he ask ed fo r a c o n tin u a tio n of th e d e s ig n which w as sq u a re ; h e epoke a g a in s t c h a n g e s w h ich , he sa id , niiight re su lt in c h an g e s in th e p o s itio n s o f th e people’s r e p ­re sen ta tiv es .

C h urch ill said he w as d e a d s e t a g a in s t a c irc u la r b u ild ­ing. T h e n ,,h e said, i t w as to o e a sy fo r th o se w h o w ished to change th e ir p o s itio n , to c irc u la te a ro u n d th e curved b a n k of sc a ts . R a th e r , he c o n te n d ed , leav e th e b u ild in g so th a t the re p re se n ta tiv e s w ould s it d ire c tly a c ro ss f ro m each o th ­er, and th o se w ho w ish ed to ch an g c d h a d to c ro s s the f lo o r in full view to do so.

N ovem b er 10, 1943 Iceland .

D ea r E d ito r ' fI am a fi rm e r c it iz en of L i 'I ld -

hurst. I was born and raised there anil proud o f it. I le ft Lynd hu rst about eight y e a « ago. but n e v e r ­the less I s t ill have m any friends and re la t iv e s in Lyn d h u rs t. I h a ve a sister resid ing at 525' Ja u n c c y A ven u e and an au n t at 222 Ir v in g Place . In v iew of a ll these facts I am interested in ob ­ta in in g a subscription fo r the C o m m erc ia l Leader, W ou ld you advise me as to the p rocedure to ob ta in the subscription.

I h a ve been in the arm y n e a r ly th ree years now and I have vis-

j ited Lyn d h u rs t w h ile on a n u m ­ber o f furloughs- I am overseas n e a r ly th ree m onths now and I w o u ld lik e to keep up w ith the old home town, through you r new spaper

S e t Cortland A V itty .32060512—- A P O 860 «a re Postm aster, New Y o rk

V ----N ovem b er 12, 1943

D ear Ed ito r M y address hafi been changed

and 1 sh a ll apprec ia te-your m ak

the movies, sleeping o r w a tch in g the planes take off from the field.

I say. rf th is tetter is fixed u p “ ¡ 1 fr7,m home"

portun ity to le t some of m y friends know that I ’m s t i ll in te r­ested to know th e ir w hereabouts Esp ecia lly the fo llo w in g friends who w e re a lw a ys near to me:

Seam an 2-c F ra n k P iscate llo , Sgt. F ra n k A dam o and C p l. Roc- co Vo lpe, and seve ra l othei friends o f m ine. I w ou ld appreci­ate it if they w ou ld d rop me a card le tting me know w h e re they are located.

O nce again I say, “ T h a n k you sincere ly fo r sending m e the Com m ercial Leader. W ith the Lead er near, it makes a fe llow feel that m uch closer to home, despite the fact he m ay be hun ­dreds and thousands o f m iles

enough, it m ight be prin ted, eh W e ll, I hear Charles R e u te r is m oving again so about it, C h a rles — send me yo u r address. I ’d l ik e to knew how you are doing

T o the best friend I have: H i, K en n e th Harlselm an. I ’ll w r ite to you again. I ’l l be there soon w ith B-24's.

W e ll, sir, I w ant to thank yo u for sending a l l the boys in to w n the Leader. M aybe I can ’t w r ite w e ll, but eve ry th ing w h ich you read, comes from the heart.

P v t D av id G. W esterve lt, 4200182250th T O. C l. 598-3 K ee s le r F ie ld , Miss.

Novem ber 15, 1943. D e a r Ed ito r:

Ju s t rece ived your latest issue today. I want" to thank you foi tak im ! the troub le of keeping m e supplied w ith a touch < f home. It does one's heart good to read f a ­m ilia r names and places.

T he reason I w rote is: I saw an item about Bob P c tr in a com ing

- to G eo rg ia Tech under V-12. I ing note o f this, in order tha t I „s ta rte d a conversatii n w ith som e

on the bus to town last' m ight rece ive q u icke r

In o th e r w o rd s , C h u rch ill w a s p lea d in g fo r a b u ild in g th a t w ould r e p re s e n t th e B r i tish s ta te o f m in d and k e e p in tac t B r ita in ’s d o m in a n t p h ilo so p h ies .

T h e id ea is d irec tly c o n tr a ry to th o se ad v an ced by Spengler.- H e said th a t a r c h i te c tu re w a s in fluenced b y th e c iv ilization in w h ich it w a s c r e a t e d ; th a t c iv iliz a tio n influenced a rc h ite c tu re , and n o t th e o th e r w ay ’round.

C h urch ill w o u ld have th e a rc h ite c tu re influence B r i t ­ain’s g o v e rn m en t.

T im e w ill te ll w h e th e r S p e n g le r o r C hurcH i!' is r ig h t .

inr 7, 1943 England

Novenvb Som ew here

Dear Ed ito r I w an t to take tlir opiM-rtunity

to tell you that 1-, h it % « change*! m y s ta tu ir and would- appri v iiiU very m uch if v, ,u w ou ld < tul the Lender to m y new ’ ad< "rosi

The Com rncn ial l < ,ide> h, al ways been welcom ed in the m a il because ■ il ha kt pt m e 1 stant touch w ith th e folk:, and

the town paper

I ha ve been m o v ing around —• w e ll, m aybe not to m any cam ps but m d istances T h is is the fu r th ­est 1 have been fro m home and m an y nights I just s it and th in k about the old to w n , not because I ’ve seen worse, b u t just because in m y heart it is th e best to w n in the 48 States

T he . a rm y is a {¡ran d and easy l i f e — at least o v r r here it is. A tF o r t Eustis , V a , I thought it waseasy because w e had e ve ry S a t ­u rd ay afternoon and Sun d ay off W e used t<; take lit t le w a lk s , 2’) to 35 m iles, but it wasn’t that

i L> n d h u rs !. , i hard It was supposed to build1 la ve not run across any of the j you up, not break you W e w ere

!n( al I k y ;, as ye t but b e lie ve I l a self-motorized outfit, and w ere «■ill iii due time being trained to ride in trucks

Iii i lu.-.ing U I me thank you for j in th e fu tu re but w e neve r sawoie: r i" ¡ oration in getting the ' the fu tu re

Lead er 'to rue at tin various bases F ro m Eustis , 1 came here to hi the Stat< and 1 know I w i l l . K e e t le r F ie ld M a yb e w e w ere i d , ■ i i here li'i i tly | busy for the first e leven d ays be-

: i f A W C /am eck l 1 eauso of the p hys ica l and m enta l;«4U<HBI5 A K r «34 .te s ts N ow we a re just s ittingi i Postm aster. N ew Y o ik . I around , p lay ing cards, going to

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I OTS of people— the thrifty ones— are going

^ to be very thankful indeed. They are saving

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saving regularly, cach week?

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sailorsweek. T h e y told me they w ere new a rr iv a ls and asked me about A tla n ta In the course of co n ve r ­sation I asked them w here they w e re from and almost fe ll off the seat w hen one of them said Lynd - hurst. H av in g been stationed in the G eo rg ia Tee.h A S T P battalion fo r eight months, I know the tow n f a ir ly w e ll .so I showed them around. W e fin a lly w en t to t lw U S O Y o u can te ll his fo lks he locks v e ry w e ll and is happy I 'm sure h e 'll enjoy his stay here. A tlan ta is a ve ry hospitable c ity . T hank you again fo r sending me the Com m ercia l Leader. *

‘ P v t M au rice Zubatk in ,Co B , A S T U 3408, Ga. Tech., A t la n ta , Ga.

N ovem ber 10, 1943D ear S irs :

•Since leav in g m y ship and re ­tu rn ing to the states in Sep te m ­ber I ha ve teen m issing m y cop ies of the C om m ercia l L e a d e r and! w ou ld apprecia te it g reatly i f you] changed m y m ailing address

T> m y buddies in the service and o ther friends— please take note, and here’s the dope— O n a r ­r iv a l in San Franc isco from one year's d u ty among the islands of the Sou th Pacific, I w as granted IK days' leave, m arried m y sw eet­heart in N ew Y o rk C ity on Octo her 11th, and am now stationed at the N a va l T ra in in g S ta tio n in San D iego us an instructo r in thei rad io school there fo r an inriefl nite period It sure is nice to hi hack in these S ta tes once again

Now com e on and drop a fevn lines,' boys, to:

R a lp h Sehran/.. R M 1 i G ro u p 2 Schools, N T S ,San Diego. C a lifo rn ia

V ----N ovem ber 11, 1943

D ear S i r /A gain I iwusl n o tify you o f my

new change in address and i w ould g reatly apprecia te you' fo rw ard ing me the Com m ercial Lead er

W e a re here to rece ive more new equi|>ment and to do son» more tiring T h is m akes the fourth huge cam p f've been, in A B r it is h battery resides dost by T h e y have come fro m tin rom bal area to g ive v ita l point

To the U S soldiers T hank you for vom cooperation and time

P v t F So rvad ii 3SSfi2376 » t r y I). 771st A A A G u n Bn

(S e m il C a m p S tew art. Ga

- V - ~N ovem ber 12, 1943

Dear Ed ito iJu s t d ioppm g you a lit t le note

to let you know that m y addles.- has been changed again

1 c e rta in ly w ou ld appreciate it ve ry m uch if you Would send me the Leader,

B e in g a m em ber of the Me d u s k y G enera l Hospital gives a fellow a chance to talk and listen to some of the interesting storied

j P a t Dom anico, 20234646 Bo x 250 D e t Med D ept M cC loskey G e n ’l Hosp ital

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N ovem ber 11, 1943.D ear S ir :

M a n y tim es I attem pted w r it ­ing to you to have the hom e­town paper sent to m e but I al w ays seem to' be m oving Eve n w ith the thought that I shall be m oving again, I decided it w ou ld m ake no d ifference and that some day the paper would catch up to me.

I ’ve been in the A rm y nine m onths now and have been s ta ­tioned p ra c tica lly a ll o ve r C a l i ­fornia. I must say it has an in te l­ligen t Ch am ber of Com m erce, and I w onder w hat it could do for a real good state lik e N ew Je rs e y ?

I have jo ined the P a ra T roop ­ers and if e ve ry th in g goes wisli I w i l l undoubtedly m ove to Fo rt Benn ing , G eorg ia . T h is is w hat I m eant w hen saying I w ou ld move again.

W ith appreciation and m any U ianks and the thought that the hom e news is catch ing up to me,I sh a ll resum e m y C h ap la in ’s as­sistant duties w ith a ligh ter fram e of m ind.

P v t . F red Pere llo ,Hq 37th A A A B r ig ad e P .O .B . 2619

- L c s Angeles, 54, C a lif.

N ovem ber 8, 1943.D e a r Ed ito r :. I -have been rece iv ing the Com ­

m erc ia l L e a d e r for about a year n o w a n d I 'v e rea lly enjoyed it. A b o ve a ll it keeps us boys in to u c h ‘w ith w h a t’s going on. who is getting m arried and who en ­te rs the service and such as that I ’ve w r itten severa l letters tf y o u r outfit, thank ing them.

In the last one I rece ived I no­ticed the drastic change in the police departm ent Y o u would th in k they w ou ld t r y to 'k e e p ex ­penses dpwn for the potjr tax p ay ­ers. I guess the commissioners th in k that now , w ith most of the vo ters aw ay in the service, they can p u t som ething o ve r o nthose poor policem en that have a tough job, keeping ch ild ren i f f the streets, o r stop them from m ak ­ing noise T he .whole set-up sor o f sm ells a little, to me N ow w ith most o f the m en gone they shou ldn 't even need cops as much as they used to F ro m indications and lite ra tu re , the cops h^ye no­th ing to do but ride around after ch ild ren T h a t sure is a tough job and re a lly needs th ree captains and lieutenants. It s about time those com m issioners smartened up

1 consider -tin.- a le tte r to the ed ito r and wouldn't care if it was \ " iited. B r in g this is a free coun­try , I w ou ld like you to p rin t it.

F. Now ak, M M 2-c N ava l T ra in in g School D earborn , M ich igan

V ----N ovem ber 13, 1943

D ear Ed ito r :Enclosed is my n e w address I

guess that's about the fourth time m y address lias changed

I en joyed the Lead er during m aneuvers and w ou ld like you to rontinu cto send it I u sua lly kept it in m y h a lf tra ck t i l l it was se th row n around it w asn ’t readable

1 lik e h keep t r a c k 'o f the fel lows, cops, "T o w n T a lk " Som* 11r es I read through all the ad ­vertisem ents. too. and remembct the stores 1 used to go to. sc« hew the. prices -have changed

W e tu rn rd in a l l our vehicle- ¿uid M i ru lay w e 'll hop cn a tra in and go to our new home in Tex-

111 lik e seeing new te rrito ry , t ut I w o n ’t like be in g tw ice as farfro m hom e

Edw in C Jen sen V ----N ovem ber 16. 1H43

D ear E d ito r I w o u ld appreciate ft v e ry

much if you w ou ld send me the

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i m m errta l L e ad e r e ve ry week I m w a iting fo r assignment to i am phib ious sh ip This place is o re o r less an outgoing unit it lo r t a re sent here to get as- grted to s h ii*1 h ave n 't w r itte n to a lot e f my

■lative* and friends fc r a long m v I f anv of them read this ite r in the T ask Fo rce C am e r. w an t th iin to know that f » t

■en y e rv busy an d have trave l» i a round quite a felt, and I'm •rv so rry fo r n o t w rit in g to

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R U T H ER FO R D .X . J.

[t im e * , H e risked h { cut seve ra l member» o f h a or- ] g am ia tiun and is now being dis .

m isled from m ilita ry se rv ice due to d isab ility

1 realize that this sto ry has . noth ing to dk* w ith me o r other' ' fe llow s that a rc still in the good | old U S A B u t it just b rings out

(he tact that the boys u s e r there ; a re doing a h e llu va sw e ll job, in ■pile o f physica l defects re ce ive ! in battle

1 w o u ld lik e to take this ■ p

Leader n catch

to m e up on

Please send t lw soon so tha t I ca the loca l news

V a le n t D S p in a St-e U S N - A T B Solomon* Branch.W ashir.gtoo, D . C

V ----N ovem ber 14, 1*43

D ear I d i t w I'm so rry 1 h ave n 't been ab le

to w r ite you sooner ta g ive y o u m y rh an g * et ttU rtii, b u t have been kept busy since the day I

a r r iv e d ; here. I t ’s p retty nice out here but th e re ’s no p la c c lik e 1 home.

W e . have q u ite a long day W e get u p at 05:30 and are kep t busy u n til 22:30 (10:30 p. m ). W e have a few fre e periods in b e ­tw een when w e do o u r washing and le tte r w r it in g , etc. *

I haven 't rece ived th e Lead er for a few w e e ks and I r e a lly m iss it. I w ish y o u would send it to me so I can keep u p w ith the doings around town.

I ’d like to take th is time t o ! th an k you fo r sending me the L e a d e r p reviously. I d o n ’t th in k I e v e r did th a n k yofl.

Jo h n F . S tevener, F-3c CTSNTS (M M )Un ivers ity cf Kansas.Platoon 1, 17th D ivis ion, Law re n ce , Kansas.

V.----M rs . K a r l Huber, J r . , of F i f t h

S tree t, rece ived a le tte r from h e r husband, K a r l , in Eng lan d , and has granted perm ission to th is paper to pub lish the contents.

M rs . H u b e r ’s b ro th er, S g t D a v id Bergm an , is a lso in E n g ­land where he has been stationed for the past 16 months.

T h e le tter: ||October 23. 1943

(M y B ir th d a y )D ear, i

“ I am s itt in g here in the (cen- i so red ) Red Cross w h ile I am f w r it in g and w a iting for y o u r brother, w h o is d ue here a n y tim e now. I am ve ry excited and 1 kn ow that w e are going to h a v e | p le n ty to t a lk about

"T h e R ed Cross th a t we a r e ; m eeting at is the best place fo r j both ol us as it is the most c o r ven ient. I t is a beau tifu l p laceand was fo rm erly , ca lle d t h e ----H ote l. I h a v e been here before but never o n an occasion so im - , p crtan t as this. 1 d id n 't th in k a w e e k ago that m y b irth day w o u ld be th is happy but the past few days h a v e changcd the e n tire situation.

“ Bu d is going to stay at m y a cam p. In fact, I h a v e arranged g fo r him to sleep in the bunk un- S d er . me an d expect to squeeze g h im in fo r b reakfast and d in n e r » Y o u see, h e has a weekend pass. . b u t I was unable to obtain one 8 (C ensored ) I have to be back in £ cam p by 6 a.m. but w e w ill prob- j g a b ly get th e m idn ight truck back - as I must w o r l^ fo r a few hours » tom orrow m orning.

Gosh, h e re he comes n o w — ' £ looking gcod, to o ._Ex cu se me a w h ile I reg a in consciousness. G ee ¡1 I ’m excited— (censored)

(The le tte r stops at. this point g and was continued the next day, b October 24.)

“ W e ll y o u r b ro th e r got here 6 yesterday, and te ll eve ryon e not g to w orry. H e looks fine a n d is (’ the same old B u d . A b it tired b u t w o rk ib g day and night does k in d of w e a r a person d o w n a little . 1 guess if the re w e re 25 hours in a day, it s till w ou ldn 't be enough. Not com pla in ing , dear

“ W hen I got up this m orning, i £ and te ll your M o m he hasn 't g changcd too much. H e still slet o « as sound as the R o ck of G ib ra lta r i . "H e f in a lly got u p at 11 45 a m f ju s t in t im e for d inner, an d we | had a goed meal- T h en I dressed & and we took a fe w pictures and P hopped a truck to town A fter b w a lk in g a l l over tow n and talk g ing tw ice as fast. I w a lked h im to « the t r i in and w e said o u r sad J goodbyes. N a tu ra lly he is anxious S fo r me t< visit h im but th a t w ill | im possible for q u ite a w h ile , .is 5 ous tim e off is v e r y lim ited W il l | .v r it^ m o re in another le tte r

“ Y o u r lov ing husband,. " K a r l '

S-Sgt. Karl Huber.A P O SIR. ca re Postm aster _ N e w York, N . X.

V IO ctob er 21. 194.1 i

Som ew here in Ita ly j Dear Kd ito r:

In fa r aw ay I t a ly 1 am receiv g ing m y local new spaper, the * Com m ercia l L e a d e r 1 w a n t to 1 thank y o u and y o u r staff fo r your i thoughtfulness in keeping us b>>y ¿j .nform ed (v ia new spaper > c f th, I eve ry d ay occurrences in M i: J heme to w n 1 read our new spaper I re lig io usly because it contains th f I items I am interested in

I h a ve been fortunate fo r tin 30 m onths I h a ve been in service to have along s ide of m e as i buddy. Staff Sergean t Jo sep h A C arro ll, one of the fine product of Lynd hu rst H e and I h a v e bet r together in Eng lan d . A fr ic a . S i ctty an d now in I t a l y ^ n d «tilt going strong S g t Cafrr™! «nd 1 are each ia charge of a !$5MM gun ( L o n * T o m st H a v e you heard o f them* T h e « ' gun» su n .aro f a u y n i he ll w ith the em srv

Sgt Cartrall an d I w ish to ex tend to y o u ., y o u r staff an d res dents o f L yn d h u rs t a V a ry M erry Christm as and a Jo yo u s New Year

S g t John E Ctsto A P O 302care Postmaster N ew York

V .---N ovem ber 14 1W3

Dear S i r I have been receiving youi

paper weekly for the last six months and it's swell t

iw lw t u gotfig o r back home, I would acknowledge w ith thank.«he co n tin u an t* o f you r paper

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