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T O W N A L Kby th•

Observer

two Jima Vétéran

Pete Curcio, PFC now, if you please, was home on furlough last week, and w hile talking to him in his gas station,on V a lley Brook avenue, we met Lt. Henry Skubik viho has just returned after being a war prisoner in Germ any for 4 months. Sgt. Jo e Alonzo, whose, arm was shattered on D plus 2 1 in France, also walked in, and 1 w hile the boys were talking o f ! their experiences, we heard a pip from L t. Skubik.

The lieutenantw as piloting his i B17 over Germany one day, and the tlak was coming up pretty heavy. Someone yelled “ F ire !” and he looked out to see his No j1 engine in flames. He didn't layed).— M anne P it . Robert J think it was too serious as he • Downey of Lyndhurst, attoihed to

Churches and GunsFi»* lIsN-m

• F n n k k i- iv u i . ili«* stout .n id jo v ia l Seal*-«- w as gettin g l im ie r tin- lin e l iM . t li . it ’ . .ill w a r ra n t o fficer. nea r the g an g p la n k . H e le ft h i» p la n - w ith me. l i e tu ld me v\ he relau g h in g . T h e - len d er. lit tle N a v y lie u te n a n t Ik * w an t* it. \n d a l l that Initiât«#* «a< lu» k e p t ta lk in g and k ú p i r k e p t im dd iiig . Ir v in g In m ake >Ufe I understood e v e n -

O f a l l ih o t r c ro w d e d n ea r the gnngw tiy. th in g . I d id , " • —Raspar*- face was tin- only une creased w ith The lieutenant would have had mon timehumor. The other* had llia l distant. sulemn with kgspar. hill a couple of the ho)» heard look that seem- to »trike men a« the« -land a chaplain was »hoard and a»ke<l it tliev (in a ih iji '» deck a- it is readied for »ea. could sec hint. So. the ehatdain eut short hi» There vva* cagcrne-s iu sonie faee» There talk at t.'iat time, took over tin- hospital nas «tíain and Worry/in other«. Hut all their room and st*1 up Jconfo-»inn.il. He retened

u - c , ° T ¿ L l Z ° Z Fourth of July Program

Pfc. R o b e rt D ow ney

S o m ew here in the Pacific (drRobert

eyes seem ed d is ta n t, a- thou g h ' th e y w ere see ing b eyo n d the nea rh y «lock, h eyo n d the co n fin e s o f the h u *\ . Im - tling N avv load- in » y a rd w h e re w e h ad tak e n o u r cargo.

N o w . o u r L ib e r ty was c ra m m e d : on the decks, in the ho ld s. T h e earg ti, w h ich h ad o ccu p ie d o u r t im e w h ile in th e lo ad in g y a rd , o n e o f o u r c o u n try 's a rea l a d v a n c e hase c e n ­te rs . w as tu cked a w a v and la s lied d o w n a n d tha t pa rt o f the b us iness w as o ve r, O u r gulls' w e re ch e ck e d and th e w a tch w as set and tha t

feathered the prop and maneuv : the pioneer battalion of Ttn- Third ., r , r ,i I . , , . r r » .„ l l t „ u ,.r>. ered the ship to throw it off and ' Marine Division, and a veteran of " K * * * " * * r * ™ rput out the fire. He thought he the historic battle of^lwo Jim a, “ •‘•aininn in u a n l o . I.L.- - n .,. l . . . ,„ In .„- am ir- . v—. „.v ,,i ............ ^ l e a r n i n g I n w a r d u s l ik e s m o k in g h u g » , a n dhad the situation under control) was recently promoted at a 1’a th e p ilo t wa- re ad y to la k e on the lin e s

which would pull u- toward the I'acilic. Only ilte gangplank remained a» our last contact with land.

but when he looked over again, 5 eiflc base. The ld-year-old M. the whole left wing was in flames, i *'ine is a son of Mr. and M rs K " — ‘ ■ A. Downey, cut Ridge fbad.

Landing on Iw o with a .shoreHe gave the order to bail out and started to put on his parachutems imiuuiuit- *■» a mi*'«« i (IMItH I H l l l l *.t»ll|Pilots don't wear them while i n party u n i t a s s i g n e d t o a n i n f a i i , . . . . , . , . .

flight. try r e g i m e n t , D o w n e y w a s u n d e i l>ul l l ie u t i le l ie u te n a n t ta lk e d and ta lk ed .'•gait. . ■ v j ju io o i , i l l JThe plane was up 25,000 feet 'he heavy barrage of enemy ar

and when he unhooked his oxy 1 ■ *—*gen, Skubik began to lose con

a n t t a l k e dA m } K a s p a r , w h o once liv e d iu F l i/ a l ie th

sciousness immediately. He re- — ...................................„ „ UIm - ........................members just hitching upithe Iasi unloaded tin supplies and equip- lo rg o t th a t lie had d o n e hi- (r ic k in

h“ n d s ¡ » i « » , n . r ..............

c ! !^ t L n v d 1re, . " U'i J T the tl " in New Y o r k , an d ih e n . w h en h isconstantly directed at the beach . , . .I w it so ils and n ro t tie rs en te re d the se rv ice .Despite enemy action, lus unit

A a » v».,u KU..U .8 ...s iiurms over >"• , , |(i |a[i, W i ir a | | ,J ¡ |lt„ „ l ia ir i.

las face to protect it from frost ^rthout delay. For their achieve . , , , , , . . . , ..bite. He did not remember pull ment, they were commended hy Ugtl*‘*l a m i shook and c la p p e d the l i e u te u - ing the ripcord He came out of Marine and Naval official', in ant on the sh o u ld e r and -aid -orneth illg re-it at about 10,000 feet, where i t , charge of beach operationswas warm er Downey enlisted in the Marine

l t was unearthly quiet up in Corps in March, 1944 and rei-i>n .,L tr.. in tl i i f . tiu .. . 4' . . Ilf tr'lm iiui • , f Oa, a- ■ . Ithe sky; w ith no feeling of move-

ment at all Skubik reached auto­m atically for a cigarette but could hot light it because of th e ! '011 wind. He then took out some chocolate bars and ate until he ' hit ih e ground. There was two P v t D C h i r l r « feet of snow, and a strong wind VTl '- 'n "> C O pulled the »pen chute along the ground until he hit a rock which knocked him out again.

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F i l i a l l y , il >»a- t im e In l i f t l l ie » a iig p la n k I lie l ie u te n a n t took llii- in w ith on e c o rn e rr e c r u i t t r a i n i n g a t P a r r i s I s l a n d , - , ............................... .. . . . „ „ „ . , l l r

w V SSZtf T a™1T** kepi talking to Ka-par. F inallv. he had to - : ............. ... have, lie mil ipiiekly down tile gangplank.

\s lie went down I *aw hi- in-ignia inark*‘d him a- a chaplain.

« h a i wa* that all ahoulv I a-ked Kas- p a r c u r iu tu l ) . .*

Ka-par »hook w ith laughter, "Vii h y ." he w i i i w i pfiw tns « w v wwmtiumf.; m i neo, sza v ra rc seenne, was "th e liettteintnl t- a H tiW k K s J i r i f H .over him. He lay there fw-about, killed in action at Okinawa on Father Butler, whom I gol to know l i e -,five minutes and when th* Ger- April 28th His patents received ’ * ”mans made no move to take him j official notification from the Win Into custody, or even talk to him. Department on May Oth u- . . .-— - . ..I pvt. C h in « , cm . ■red s**rvut* in

a munlief o f ( alholie hoy» and talked l.< Mtine imn-t j i t h o l i e s . He lini»heil jn»l a* it was time to l i f t the gangplank. Hut he h a d his la s t w o r d s with Raspar, and you i iiu v lie certain that when lie arrives he'll hiul hi« church hniil according to In- p la n » , llie Sealiee» are like that. (They’re a inarvelou- hunch and I f atnhi.dv ,av . the« re n o t . gel hi» address I || see him when l jj*t f*ark ' i

Ihe church i» one of our c«u|ttrv - g re a t est weapon* in this war \me.rirau- for a llllft-ir hoialeroiisucss ami tlu-ir eoekiite-- .«j ( their de,»il-nuy-care altitude, ih e on a -nn pie hut »lr«i>g faith. Men. Ii«itig with da i ger continually. need mor. than ihe phv-i eal slrenglh>i »untilin them and the tnililary lia» provided every meHnr-tn «triniti ihem w irti spiritual »upporl. *

I h e O th e r day I Vta- w a lk in g a iò l i - « p l.u iu g . s i i u h a k e d l i l t I f i - l a i l d t h a t c o i i s l i l u l e o n e o f o u r iu ip .f r t . i i i l P a c i l i i a d v a n c e d h a s e . , I Miw th e ; c h i iT e h . w h ic h ,t |m u s t ¡is f a »1 a* o u r g u n e m p l a e e u i e u t s . , i, |

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Plans Are CompletedParade in Morning and Afternoon of

Trdck Events to Feature Celebration; Block Dance at Town Hall at Night\ p a ra d e a n d j fu l l d .i\ td p a tr io t i . e « r rn « e * w i l l (>«•

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Pv t. R obert Nicholas Chirico.W hen he cam e o u t o f it, tw o 22. son of M r and Mrs Roliert

G e rm a n so ld ie i* m a re s ta n d in g ! O hirieo, SS3 Chare aeentii, was

he decided to ignore them by I . . . ........ ,getting up and starting to walk Ju ly , 1944, and was sent oversea toward the American lines, 40 in December, He a gradual, miles away. However,» the Ger- Lyndhurst High schtol man» fell in behind him and fol- Besides his parents, lie is ur lowed. He walked about 5 miles vived l y a brother, C't’l Dennis ■with the Germans still at his USM C, on Okinawa, heels, so he decided they were not going to let liim get awayRather than fall into the hands Chief Otto Bayerof S S men, he asked to, be taken ---------- -to a German air field so he could give up to airmen.

They started walking in anoth­er direction and finally reached .... - .............. ..a small town The place had just forcement piogrttn w ill t«

coining «ut to where we ar.* gniiig Infer.H u l lie w ant- to h e -lire h i« c h u rc h i> h il i l t w h en he get- th e re . I h il ilt a c f iu rc l l i ll New i aiiin.-a a ln i It. k n evi.-al.o iil it I lie p a d re

Surprise Party Breilin. Re-electedfor Lt. Bello

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been hombed, and everybody was lined up on either side of the main street, preparing to evacu­ate, when Lt. Skubik arid his two guards came hiking down the center of the street The people were in a vicious mood and be gen to yell and swear at .him Some picked up sticks and snow

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"The police department is ask— ,... ,------- m i every citi/en to takej sixcialballs and took pot shots at him. ‘‘#ie to save lives and property, Skubik was worried »1 first that f’ hn-f Bayer .said, they were going to lynch him. "This is no time fm anyone toand was relieved when they * asttni; Htvet. -property : ithrew only snowballs. Wlien they througli i>. f i|l.>. an idem , got half w ay through the town he added Common sens. c. ur a German officer came walking ,, s.v and. cat. in driving out t o w a r d him Everybody reduce this t. 31T Hie e! ) stgpped and the people gathered fhat with iui,re g around The officer walked up to *'<*)ing it won t »*.• t.a Skubik, pulled out a Luger pistol *hc holiday traffic w ill 1 and inserted a elip of bullets Skubik prayed silently ftp fejt sure this officer was going 4» shoot him then and there, apd he knew the crowd would cheer

However, the officer wss only doing some cruel needling and finally he ordered Skubik fo inarch on

When U iey arrived at a pn*»n camp. Ihe taermam tried to get some information out of Skubik lie volunteered his nam tank and s*rial number, in accordanceW-rt»> itt>»»«aalII liai ,,JhMg._hut.,.te- tu +4 to 14tk further He wa» iheri placed in a small room h,i th e days. Fm food he was giyen on# pteee of black bread and s

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V¡r4gfnia Baxter Married Sunday to Louis Luddecke

T h a n k s T o O u r M e m b e r sbridegroom w ill return to his duties, and the bride w ill reside w ith her parents.

Mrs. Luddecke is a graduate of Lyndhurst High school and is em ­ployed by the Prudential Insur­

ance Co., N ew ark , i The rbj idffinwrn. also a gradu- i t i J o r sLyridh flm High sthool, was employed at Bendlx A v ia ­tion before he entered service. He has b<>tti ita te ¡»ctf'ln Bermuda.

The members of the Lyndhurst Defense Council take this oppor­tunity to thank all those members of the various committees and groups who so whole-heartedly cooperated wit* the Council during the period of its existence. During the dark days of the war when the Council was first organized, and attack from the enemy seemed eminent, many true and loyal residents offered their services and expended much time and effort to make the defense organization of Lyndhurst one of the best. W o are sincerely grateful to them, for it was good to Ijnow that the same spirito f A m e r i c a n i s m that has made o u r armies‘invincible on the battlefields

exists right here at home also.

W e also wish to thank all reside nts of the Township who did Jheir part to help prepare the community for any eventuality.^

CHRISTOPHER PRENDERGASTC O U N C IL CH A IRM A N

DR. VITO LAMBERTO.. h e a l t h a n d c l i n i c c h a i r m a n

MIRIAM TAITF IR S T A II1 CH A IRM A N

T H O M A S H I C K E YT R A N S P O R T A T IO N c h a i r m a n

F R E D M U L H E I S E NV U L N E R A B IL 1 T Y CH A IR M A N

H A R O L D W E L L ST R E A S U R E R

F R A N K C U R T I SS P E A K E R CH A IR M A N

CARMINE SAVINO, JR.S E C R E T A R Y > .

0 !flin.at'jlrf|Ciacade

OutisWr Oasirta, Ita ly .— Among those {f.;atHned,v iu • the ^Ui(>d Forces AqitSrath? recently, staged in the royal swimming pool be­hind the king's palpce St Caserta was -T' 5 J a n W ' Vandola of 23« . Thomas avenue, Lyndhurst, N. ,T , tncrrtber -of the 835th Aviation Engineers engaged in buiWi^g fl tremendous’ processing plant for trucks and equipment in the vi- -•lnity.

T h e r o k r f u t w a te r spectacle* R elieved to be the s e c o n d ,o f its k ind presented by the A m eri|jnn irm v o verseas , w hs g iven fo u r verk cn tl p e r f« n > a o « !K b e fo re e n ­

th u siastic crowd!?. T h e ¿•tot o f 10ft (cm jii isc d 'fi f C if s ,Twifn-i<is(

Wat's and Red' Cross girls', and Prttlsh A T S girls and W R K N S. Two bathing beauties represent- mg the tT: & and the United Kingdom reigned over the pajL '•ant wlwsc theme .itlittftjjieU both mythological and moft'frr'tivuif-

! ti nes.Vemlola's part in the proceeds

| flips was to portray the R ive r flanges of Jnilty. bearing gi/ts to

| Ju p ite r and -Aphrodite in brnior ! i f their impending marriage.

Legion Auxiliary Meets

The Ladies’ Aux ilia ry of H ar, old G, Barringer Po: tjVAmeriean tiPginn, met last nitht at the 1.1 gion Hi me. Officers for the 'en ­suing year were elected Mrs. S Barringef, first president of the Auxiliary when it was organized 25 years ago, was president for the year just passed.

T H O M A S D O M A N I C OD EM O LIT IO N C H MR M AN

A L F R E D M a c M U L L E NV IC E C H A IR M A N

H A R R Y H A N S O NS A L V A C E CH A IR M A N

C H I E F O T T O B A ^ Y ERP O L IC E R E S E R V E -C H A IR M A N

J O H N H O U G H T O NMR R A ID W ARDEN CH A IR M A N

P H I L I P Q U I N Z E R *E I R E R E S E R V E C H A I R M A N

H A R R Y G U T H E I LR E H A B IL IT A T IO N CH A IRM A N

Mrs. Koehler HostessMrs. George Koehler, ot 483

Roosevelt avenue, enteitained at rards Tuesday eveimig for Mrs (!ns Sellen, M is Chrrence A. Snüth, Mrs. Sidney. W a lker, Mis» A iina T ie outhick, Mts. Henry W hitney, M ir. J . I- U'ott. Mrs ,1 F o u lt '.M i : , LeM' ydlassard, Mrs Ki uneth Ilow ell, all .nf Lynd

l hurst.

Pfr. Peter Curcio. 321 avenue, is home < n a ten days furlough from Camp McCooY;| Nebraska . J f *

DO Y O U H A V E T R O U B L E S ?W e ll Maki- Y nur Trouble:

Our TroublesSee Pape r>

G uild Activities End

BUSINESS A S U SU A L D UR IN G ALTERATIONS

DOMINICK'S " BRASS RAIL

292 Chase Avenue Lyndhurst

A W A IT A N N O U N C EM EN T O F G RA N D O PEN IN G !

and ‘^loing without". Now, the* time In per hu)»« Innrer Hum yotv think when over-n^e

curtí, worn-out, Uotnw'hold equipment nnd npftll-W ACH TER'S DELICATESSENCOMFLBT* UNE OP I JWl'ORS - WINE* * »*« « »

Svery FT'day Specter T ry O u r D rlte lo m rU A C H S • » - " " f »•«*« I"»**A LARGE STOCK OF BONO* UKAND FROSTED *OOD>

Phone RUtherford 2-1275 «S3 RIDGE ROAD ~ LVNPHURS1

n neeH etui Im1 replaced with modern, Stream 1 ¡iii l verdón*. Ja * t us maim fur ittrers even

where ore getting reiidy for iwrtlnl reoonver nion, so Tiutherf’ ird Nnlionnl in preimrinp to

help llutherford people /inane*’ eVefyttlhr'' from Winhinc machines to hélicoptère. Our jtlnn tnilkes it (MiMxilile fop roll to buy there

t hint!* iiM quirk I y as they lumme available nnd ■ ui y for them comfortably while roll ust1 them

Speed the Day

Our Boys’ Return

« » _

I I I V B O N D S I N r i l l

M M . H T Y . T t h D R I M

MATTY’S AUTO REPAIRWon't you talk over your plan* nnd finnneinl .requirements with us noon? Then, when

civilian pHsls ap|»onr in quantity, you ntn be

«moni; I lie first to enjoy them without «whim: In ¡Tour Wnr Honds or iming fund» yem’r r enr

marked for future financial »ecurity.

Sprrialisc*

Ford. M ercury, Lincoln Zephyr

H A R R Y B . A C K E R S O N JIn te rio r Ik vo rn lo r ^

M2 E l KN A V EN U E I .Y N D IU 'R S T

f H o N E k i t h , i t i n

Lyndhurst, N. J131 Greon Avonue

Telephone Nutley 2-2400-1

V IO L A BRO S . . I n c

M ASON M ATERIALS

Cement, Bricks, Pipes, Blocks, Lim« Adamant Stone. Athe», Leth, Etc.C la y , Top Soit, Agricultural Lime

180 W Ai&lNGTON AVE. ‘ NUTLEY

Keller Enqmeermg Co

Oil Burner ServiceCflot rJimnko

I A S T « U T H l i i O B O • C A t l S T A D i fm irr»t f lu W t H rurtm t* Carpartkm

Thursday, June 28, 1945

Sgt. Jerry Corsaro Hears Nazi Quit

Sgt. Je r ry Corsaro, radio oper­ator w ith a C ava lry Reconnais­sance Group in the European Theatre, intercepted a message from the Nazi commander at

• Brest, on September 18, 1944, in which the Germ an asked for a truce to discuss the surrender of

'that sector. W ord of Corsaro’s part in the story has just been re ­ceived here by the sergeant’s wife, the form er Alice Waldeck of 632 Third street. The couple are parents of a son, Jeft-y, Jr ., who is two and a half years old.

In his letter to his wife, Sgt. Corsaro enclosed a copy of the Nazi’s message. It follows:

“ To Am erican forces on Cro- zon Peninsula: Request trucewest of Lanion. Polyzone Line at 0900 German summer time to ne­gotiate on Brest sector. Brest gar rison.”

Sgt. Corsaro wrote that he had answered the message and then took it to his commanding officer who, in turn, relayed it to head- quarters. A few days later, thf Germans gave up in the Brest sector.

W h ile on the Crozon Peninsul? Sgt. Corsaro’s troop picked up ! police dog belonging to Genera1 Rempke, Nazi pommander at Brett.

T E L L S E X P E R IE N C E SW ith the lifting of censorship

on m ail from the ETO , Sgt. Cor­saro wrote his w ife a detailed ac­count of his experiences since he left the States in February, 1944 He ohad sailed on the" Queen M ary,” a rriving in- England on March 7th. He remained there un ­til a few weeks after the invas­ion of the continent. He was then sent to Cherbourg, which he said was still burning from the air raids. Later he- took part in the battle for Brest. He said his own troop had taken more prisoners than any other in the squadron.

Corsaro served on the St. Na- zaire sector at Bordeaux and then at Lorient. He moved on to B e l­gium and Holland, across the Ruhr and Rhine Rivers, crossing the latter one day after the 9th Arm y had gone over. He was

strafed by German planes des­perately trying to halt the flow of American power over the river.

Sgt. Corsaro entered service on January 6, 1942. Under the army point system, he has a total of 86 points.

Lt. Vernon PrestonWith Statistical Unit

A 7th A A F Base, Saipan. —First L t. Vernon R. Preston of Lyndhurst, N. J. , is an adjutant of a statistical unit which has kept pace with the 5,000 m ile ad­vance of the 7th A A F across the Pacific.

In the 16,000,000 square m ilf theatre assigned to the island- hopping 7th, the men who man the typewriters and adding ma­chines have followed closely be­hind the spear points of fighter and bomber strength. From Fun ifu ti to Iw o Jim a, advancg parties

DeLillis W insC o n d u c t B a d g e

Headquarters. Panama -Canal Department, June 14. — T5 A n ­gelo DeLillis. serving with a_. sif c , _ nal unit of the Panam a Mobile Force and Security Command, was recently awarded t-he Good Conduct Medal during a special j review of his outfit by Brig. Gen Thomas J. Camp.

Marking more than a year of exemplary m ilitary set vice, the medal is pie&ented for " ia i'h fu l and exact performance of duty, efficiency throughxapac.it> W pro duce desired results and^•»avio i deserving em ulation"

A lineman in his. outfit. D e L il­lis has been on foreign duty in Panama since April of last year. He entered the. army in Septem ­ber, 1942. and received his basic j

o f statistical men have spent training at C a m p Crowder, Mo time in fpxholes, along w ith the Prio r to,entering he army, x>mbat crew-men.

Fo r its administrative achieve- -nents, Lt. Preston's unit holds an Army A ir Forces Headquarters .ommendation for "outstanding promptness, accuracy and thor­oughness.’’

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Preston, live at 102 Delafield »venue,' Lyndhurst. His w ife, the former F lora E. Wallace, lives in Newark. Prio r to1 entering the A rm y in August, 1942, he was employed by the Hardw are M u­tual Insurance Co., Newark. He arrived overseas in August, 1944.

was a laboratory assistant for .Hoffman LaRoche Co. He is the j son of Mr.. and Mrs. F DeLilli: 75ti Riverside atcnue,

Dowells EntertainMr. andTMrs. Ernest F. Dowell.

260 Clinton terrace, entertained Saturday nmht at cards.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. S i ­mon Rosenstein, Miss .Natalie Rosenstein, Joseph and W illiam Schmidt, Miss Cleo Ralph, N ie ls Cleo, Matthew Warner, Miss M i l ­dred Schm itt, Mr. and Mrs, E. John, Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Schmitt, M r. and Mrs. R ichard

Miss Florence, ^fartin, 541 F ifth j Law ler, Misses Eve lyn and Bar■- avenue, is spending' tfie summer ibara Law ler, Richard and Robert j at Asbury Park. Law ler.

ß ö m eU j& i F R E E DEMONS TRA TION

o f N m w jfiÿ Î& fc * - R a d i o n k

H e a r in g A i d’ A MOOR FO« IVWtY TVH Of \ I . CO M KTA M I HI A UNO LOSS . A ,’ . - ■ • -

funeralCost

of the

1 mWm A-»-A Air CM**»«. Apomm tn*trumen f «ith tfcmetk tcwm to«*«« irawtmum ctomy

voitunc i»i« to «taw maximum clarity »nd tone quality under mott difficult conditions. Only 1*0.

9 MmM i-t-A Cm AnNm A new precision initrument created tpectallf for the venr If* who cannot be helped by any atf aid. Only

Sole Distributors for LyndhurstLEVY'S

PHARMACY*»9 S T U Y V E S A N T A V E N U E

L Y N D H I 'B S T R l'therfo rd 2 1026

j fThe coif of funerols ii frequently misunderstood. To give

% you o trim picture. of the foctt, wa quota figures from o recent study by Notional Salactad Mortician», covering 104,179 funerals conducted by members In the United Slates. W a ore proud to bo a member of this group.

«fwnarat services under $200 . ............ .26 2%

Funeral services $200 • $350...................36.2%

Funeral services U J l^ S A O O ...................3 0 7 %

Funeral services *601 • $1000................. 5 .8 %

" Funeral servicos over $1,000................... 1 . 1 % ’

John D. Crane & Sons

241 K e a r n y A v e n u e

K e a r n y , INe w J e r s e y

Published in l/u- O rnera i In te rr it i of < “ «/ I srrs

S' Some Hard, Cold Facts about the

Hard Coal Price Rise

J lm e B o é c e ¡ s R u s h e c /to Y o u a t t h e l f a k o f F / á ^ r /

T a k e odvantogs of A cm o 's > o o t variety, low p w c a ru n r f suputo <*iol.tY

Big Bing

lusciouscherries,♦ornio'*

sweet m ea ty B in gthe p n il* of Ca li* Unmotc hab le fo r

delicious eating. Featured ot your-noafby A cm e M orket this week-end' ot only 55c per lb '

Serve a delicious fish din­ner this week enti É ■ v p r e p a r e d . No points! Economical!

Fresh Tasty

P o r g i e s 1 5 cF i l l e t o r H a d d o c k *>■ 4 1 c F l o u n d e r s ib 1 7 c

S l i c e d C o d f i s h

W h i t i n g s Fresh

*• 2 7 c

1 2 c

Peaches Fancy :C ab b ag e Ntw G,iinC a r r o t s Crisp T e n d e r C a l i f o r n i a

Celery Hearts C r i s p T e n d e r

& G © t S F r c i h ^ o u n q R e d

j u i c t sGitNWCOO S«wy N» J Cm (t# I

Grapefruit Juce 13cIO<Al S W tt t O I*O I A "

Orange Juice H‘J 20COUNWOOO »«Mr 1 i*i> 110 |rt« I

Blended Juice 18CPrune Juice <TsH°x. 24c r.une Juice S T T 29c

20c»o sro lD »•««»

Tomato Juice V J» 7 .»SCO »•«■» ■»-•* ft 10 *lorn. Juice Cocktail !2cC .H .« . I«« I«-»» " ’ l'*1

torn. Juice Cocklail 18ct ot «un | ^

2 «>• 23c » 5c

Bunch 10c■unch 25c

Bunch fo ç

Radishes2*-«-9cI Scallions ^2* «9cJu m b o C r i» p

Iceberg LettuceC r,v(> (umbo Si2.0 heo>IS £ «ceptionot »O ’ M ’B it t *'•

4 S C 0 O range Pekoe

Haad 1 5Y A n t !♦»! » it;,, W I h ,-, 1

V 8 Cocktail, i.,,#,.,,DtnrO*!*««»*Lemon Juice1

B R E A D Suprem e In r ic h c J Large 20-os. loot

C j| .H tei liiihMii §fVKh#d v n 61 t]-. r9

C H E E S E

Borden Chateau Cheese Pabstett Pimento Cheese Shefford American

, t 71c ‘. t ^ M 8 c

coioeto r\ -t S«< « « I » « J L 1 C

Blue Moon 14c v“ T 2 0 cPhila. Brand Cream Cheese r ‘ 'X< 12c Kraft Velveeta Cheese >-P’> 2 j»* 71c

S w e e t C r e a m

B u t t e r 4 9 cprizes tor (fuoMy or ,1 fl

V t ó i T A f i f s ____ ______Sp<nach H ifarmdale Peas 13cHurtock Peas V ,T I It -

Cut Beets “ V T L 10c 2(k

ACM« wmou mtmm

Golden Com " i l z 14c Pork & Beans T * . 8cVAN CAMT M . . . m .

Vegetarian Beans IU

4 S 0 0 "G ra d e A P e a n u t B u t t e r

Asparagusm*M A4» *ee**» u

Asparagus—

'" .Z i*lâM

3lc

ibJo* 2 6 <

PRESTOD A V IS

V. 15c 14c

A c m e £ „2 8 c FIOUR u 32c r : ‘60c Flour r r x 23c t : 45c

Rovai Puddings Sleero < w«««

i i •

6C8C

Premium í racers 19c Chee/it Jr Mt

E v a p o ra te d M ilk 't :" ' 21°. 18c■ 2 to ll ions fui Ì points B u y O s '- J* ' * t — ■

ASCO 1 u. 1 pu-Evaporated Milk

Kellogg s Corn Flakes WHIATIiS • 2 X 2 I( Grapenut Flakes Nabisco Shredded Wheat Kellogg's Rice Krispies

2 a 19c

I I# .* 9 14c

H ••ttkmpm 13CNltlMM ncS1 * i 12c

Campbell Spinach Soup1 Campbell Asparagus Soup Sparkling Water G'nger Ale Rob Roy Coia Ginger Ale

MA«neai t * «

*•*

• u* **Je«i« a#, te-** «

-12C ~ 1 1 C 10c £ IOCSs e ir 1S c ^

a When the price of snlliraritr r««l was m« rr«M <l early

thio week. Stove and Nut ILOfl jwr loii. Pea (Tu

per Ion, Burk and Hire jOt per Ion. mans liirmr«mn>r-

read only ihe headline» of the «ú»ry. A* a ri>n*»*«|ue«re,

ibev heliese lhal ih*- increased r«»»l «f *«m I re|»re« nt»

an increased profit lo iheir dealer

# T h e f a r t» a r e ih e o e : A n l h r a n t e r n a l p r i r r inrr«M*»-»

r e p r e s e n ! o n ly t h e r« » l o f h ig h e r w age« p r a n t r d t>* th<-

m in e r * a f t e r a r b i t r a t i o n « f i h e i r r e e r n l ih r»-e s*r< 1

» I r ik e . Y o u r f u e l i l e a l e r I» »Isll »»*rs m u 'tli« p i d d i r <>n t in e

» a m e m a r g in o f |> rofil h e h a d l* r f o r r f V a r l l l a r f n i r

in » p ite *»f h t p h r r o p e r a l i n y n u t « . . . a r r m n l d u p l i -

r a t e d b t few r e t a i l b u » in e » » e t a i x l » n r r d r d 1rs n o n * !

f Mil. FH\Nk Prru d rn t

G ra o e P re s e rv e s Rotdeid ft*o'id 16 01 Joi 19

♦«nest prope P fes»oum tuot *

H . I Car 1*Apple Sauce 15cPrunes. Large Fancy T.Z -19cGumpprt Butterscotch Pudding n( SCDried Pea Beans * 12CGreen Split Peas 1 kWaitei Wai Paper * 2 29c

Durkee Famous Dressing längs Sweet Pick le Chips Vinegar **«Vinegar »*'*Pure ioma'o Catsup Blue Label Catsup

L- 2 U m i i tr ioc r 14c^ 15c

19crum c it r u s

A *

'* Marmalade15c2 ib.

Jar

Cream-W h .ta iT H ,N: ,í 2 3 c * :^ T 6 4 c W oodbury Facial Soap 3 c»i.m 23c Penn-Rad Mofor 0 .1 ’ Ä $ 1 9 5 Speed-U p Bleach W ater tX 9c

C A N N I N O N f l O S'

6 9 c t ~ 7 9 c

fri« PacfttT IÛC Whilt House Z Z lit We Jett I JeCêRlO ; z Ik Jelly Gasses ~ 3iC

un

F r u i t J a r s

Ja r s 't . 65c t T /5c Metal Thrift Lids *- 10c 2 Pe Metal Caps- 19c Jar Rings *— 5c Paroaai 4 „“„ I kJ K « t i p

Presenting Jars 55« — 65«

Ÿ Î P U P / V i t a - L i nkW r * fOOO ftu m iN U N T

9-Vitamin Capsules

59 1 59

Forward with the M ig‘ ty 7th W A R LOAN* Your Http- It .v

¿ O a u S M s J t d s

Fjg» F o n T I R l . E » D T R ) ' Jhurtttay. iu tw Ä 1^1'

CLASSIFIED APS |Chawiges Made Funeral Foundation

by Public Service Set Up by MembersA nn ou n cem en t is mad«: o f th* C hicago. 111. — A <500,000 edu-

| fo llo w in g o rg a n iz a tio n ckaiH ,rs in national fcuniitilion to l i f t , the th(' G en era l A u d i t o r ' s d ep artm en t p la n t o f fu n e ra l se rv ic* g en e ra lly

Rebelcah Lodge Party

T H E BA R G A IN C O U N T ERThousandi- have found that these small advertise­

ments are the most eajjerly read in Bergen County. Com ince yourself l>y buying them. Through them rent, buy or exchange; find the bargain for which you have been searching. Telephone or write your classi­fied advertisements to our offices: 2 55 K idgk K oad, L y n d h i r s t . or 124 R id g e H o ah , N o r t h A iu . in g t o n . The telephone numbers are K - U t i ik k f o r d 2-1031 and K E a m n v 2-1906. jj.

One insertion is fifty centB.Two insertions,are seventy-five cents.Three insertions are pne dollar.

(S to U a k T te tw iSt. Thom»«' Episcopal

ChurcbForest ajnd Sttfjrveaant Avenues

Rev. R o w la n d F . N y e , R e cto r S u n d a y , J u ly 1 —Fifth Sunday after T r in ity :

7 30 a.m ., H oly com m union.9 a.m.. C h o ra l; Eucharist,

of P u b lic S e rv ic e C c rpF W arren C o o p er, to be a ss is ­

tant g e n era l au d ito r, 5ucceeding E m il U lb rich t. w ho h a s re tire d on pension. ».

W illiam C. Y o u n g , to be a s s is ­tan t g en era l au d ito r.

F ra n k F r e e r , J r . . to accountant.

L e w is R . F a y , to be assistan t c h ie f accountant.-

W illa rd A . B u rn e tt, to be asEeginning w ith ' Ju ly 1 and con- sistant to the chief accountant

tinuing. until Sep tem ber9 th .'the 1 Cl oser started with P u b li Sunday after Labor Day, *he Sunday morning serv.iae" usually

i r e e i n s e r t io n s a r e « n e d o l l a r .

The Leaderheld a t 1 1 a m ., w ill be held at 9 o’ c lo ck . T h e 7 :30 / a .m . , com m u n ­ion s e r v ic e w ill be om uiitted in Ju ly ex cep t Oil- the f o : i ! S u n d a y ,

Q iin d th e n resum ed in A iigvist.V jfW h o eve .r d eg rad es an oth er de-

, tirades m e,, 1 - a v 1,AY . ,.-,-v da«-: T l . . . " , » . ; r A nd w h a te v e r is don e o r said re I ai hospital" 1» ill. > . v . » ttiTi i-' ti : ■ »r | tu rn * at la s t to me.LitidiYitlmil or iantU> ttttmp.s. Y<»u do

suiHr »aiejaoai, t.5 policy. Ait* v <•>»»•“

S e rv ic e A p r i l 5, 15 2 0 a s a book keeper. T h e fo llo w in g w as prom oted to assistan t to th e m the

FOR RENTI .'IXd J.K room. UUr.it!

IlKVnc fU tii .;*-4.4S4-if ! d e s i r e d .

'■■6-11,^1,28

3-room furnished apartment, $60.C Sav ino Agency, 255 Mfdge

Hoad, Lyndhurst. RUth. 2-1031.i - t¿ i í !>: r o o m . w i t h g.a.sH

- i l *1 71 i : VanI.» r fo r d . *»I phon*-

•d- in , t ib-dNess ÜU-.rami. -■ - - it

hav*. to rl< s*elL .thin hospitalf o u r ' s t r u i n i itk' -ui -w^'n • s ' .a r t o u twVlf bp ha tule !•'.ids and ' nj<> . i

cartiiims initie-l’jj.''first. • .t/onl.u't • or • w-riti- Mut uiti Hem-lit H* alili A.- Ac «id<‘Ut AÌttaii , -üul! N ¡i Iji. :. al NYpurk nidli-.-^-wai'k. .1.

" o- i

W a ll Whitman,

LO ST

\vF O R S A L E

f..OHT—•' ’ latitili liotilvH. Hi listili';D r . J o h n J ' a f f , . leii i ib- l ’a l i , J o h i

lì rwrfc lifcw a ro.; -msTnnr‘Tn'-w ru b i w n y , K u t h e r f o r d , u r p h o n e I l l ' l l ; 2 - 4<«45. tl !

general b o o k k e e p e r an d on O r teber 1, 1924, w a s made genera, bookkeeper: In 1935 this -titlewas ( hanged to chief accountantA resident of Madison, he is <- graduate of N ew Yo rk University

Young, who was graduated w 1934 from Princeton Umversits started w ith the com p an y as a commercial cadet in 1936 and 3 years later was made assistant to the fem m ereiaf manager. P r in ce ­ton. The follow ing year be, v.a made payroll clerk in the Geoer al Office, becoming auditing as sistant in 1941 and aV stant t- the general auditor in 1943. H<

W yatt, guest speaker., lives in Verona.‘ S ta lling w ith the ee>mpan>’_ia)

Fe bruary 2, 1920 as a bookkeeper

HUTHKRKORD BAPTISTCHURCH

R utherford, N. 1.; S u m m e r U nion S e rv ic e in 'the I R u th e rfo rd B a p tis t C h urch :

11-45 a.m .; Su m m e r b ib le school11 ¡i i:;, "A Ransiim for Many.!

Di. H. 0.

ha.-> been estab lish ed through thecooperation <4 leaders of the fun­eral service profession and the National Selected Morticians.

Gemge W O linge i. founder of the fc und^Jjon, explained that al- th<,ugl Ani- iiea is already thi-

be «jâtief most' advanced nation in the. -gcK • nee,of > mbaimipg and the estab- li.-Jimènt of the funeral profes­sion as a public service, the foun­dation w ill assume still greater scientific advantages in training and practice. ' ^

He said, a building to Hcüse the ant-f-jTimted Stales and w ill in

elude the following features: '1. A pi.st-graduate school of

tuneral service management operr to anyone who meets entrance requirements, including - women and a large nufiibe? of veterans -tudying for service.un-ler the G .l EÙ I oX .Righ.tS............

2 A memorial lib rary in w'hicli v ill . be found the first sizable

- ' llet tion of its kind, directed

Mhip I K j McJvritÌM4- for bid# «fpn>l>OHaU for ili« a«t:d im uro '♦*»»•;i»t■* > as Hi t iortn ahov* . s*ttd V* I««l»r Huhniitt *fd to th*i H<j«rd of «'»»mirti»-.

P y ra m id R eb ek ah L o d g e h e ld a »»»'■«» “ t « f«*«*.*’ >«*•<“ •« ' Ì f * 1•)^ r, 4__ , _ _ , _ * 1 j at suoh finn- and piare a>» in sala rt>-

IH C H A lsC iR Y OS aHfcVT

card p arty S a tu rd ay night a t the C o lum bu s C lub. O ne hun dred a t ­tended.

The arran gem en t com m ittee in­cluded M rs. M abel Jo h n so n , M is . E sth er H irsh, noble gran d ; M is M ay H alm , Mrs. D o ra L e h m e r, M rs H elen So lh e im , M rs, E th e l N ew m an, lVlrs, K a y P fa h le r , M rs C a in e P ira tsk y , M isses A lic e

k and B erth a Soule, M iss D e rr ick w as ch airm an

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Birtlwlay Party Heldfor Charles Ford

Mr. and Mrs. C h a r le s H F o rd . 445 R iv e rsid e aven u e , en tertain ed S u n d ay a t a d inn er p arty in c e l­eb ration o f Mr. F o rd 's b iith clay a n n ive rsa ry .

G u ests w ere M r. a n d M rs. R id ­e r N elsi n of W est O range. Mr and M rs. M ichael C a r r o ll o f L o n g Island , . M r. an d M rs. W illiam Ford and son W illia m o f C lifto n M r. and M rs. C h a r le s H. F j r d and P a tr ic k T a llis o f L y n d h u is t

*. »» m-r* a t i o n . a c«rp*Mr*^l u i i t diri<*r S, Z r t t j 35# t t y . hi » m i »imI BMit«» ¡étiá üs»' tía i*-ndams. Ï1- £a_ i M t i b r t 5, A. I*

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to UK- 4iXocW<! ««t

olutton shall In* nanu d anfi S«ûladv*rtisi iutnt siutil Uiiitl.v d.strib* > th • '!ifft rt*nt kiwi and «.lnss»-s n( work and he |Mddish*d «it l«uiít lw « e in lh <'«»mm* rt ial Loader, a newspaper < ir- ¡ t tiJUUInff within tht- »»aid Township ilo first iHihllcatlon to W at h-ast t**»i Î ,ite» .I»>* Ä t., i t « •»-«» f'W “ M ¿ T . T d “ — .th. r«*e*dvinK of «aid prop«>«#ls, i»w- ; ...vl.U d. howtwr. that th. U ^ r d of i(,onimisHÍuii»,rs m ay dir*-< t advv*tu*» w»dnMiiav V —ni.'i! t.. be pU.blish.(l in on. rtioi- . - t 1 r.« -newHoapern oth* r titan th« waki Coa»- £■ _ t T.JL- * i

” ■ " ' 5 f -Hi 1.1. 1 h a t thtt a f o r c e a ul lm?>IOv«m #» ts w. .r «,t C*ouat% *sh a ll 1h- made- a s a h s à i iR ip r o v t -m e n t 1 S m w J t r » r v ,Mtid the ro»t at said ittnirov^narBt» j MlîlÜ.WiX»shall ho Ujid 1Á spe-A’iaJ aHürvsiiiarnts ' MouthfÉmtfri- J L *4to in* lt-vind u{i*tp propértU*» si»c« laU> i benefitt-d as near, uh may 1>* In pro­portion |y tin- ptt uliar b«.a*-fU. ai^vau- tHK'-- <ir im m ise in valu^ whhh th*- rt;}*pi‘< tivf- land or parol» of laii4 *»r rotti fHtntf sluiil h«- de*ia*i«l to nev*?ÌV* by reason of said imprv>vem*;ntfs. and i» no l'ani- shall auy a^sessnicnt on »uv iian el of Manti t-xcwrd in aiuouni s»M* h pec uliar h. lit fît. ndvantajso or 1m r»-«y*- in value.

howfland best eq u ip m en t and instru-

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P k llM B lN O & I lK A i lN O

Reed Memorial United P resbyterianC hurch

S tu w e s a n t A ve n u e

S u n d a y , .lu ly 1s t -!r--lf) a .in., B ib le :ehn ol.M- iiiitv., M*irmng, w oi’kbip, »Sen.*

nn n 'He W e n tx rtt t t le F a ith i r 7 p.Ill V fillth m eetin gs ■ -

| II p.m ., liv e n in g wi rsh/Sp. S e r- | m ori■ "T h e. N a tio n anti H elig ipn ."

L Y N D IÎU R S T M IT H O D IS T Church

S t u y venant an d T on tin e A ve n u e s R e v . W illiam Ju st ic e , M in iste r

307 T o n tin e A ve n u «R u th . 2-6928

Sunday. J u ly 1stJO a.m .. Combined -service for

iîïe i inn ell . rhntrl— and—régula: ongn ;;ati n The partor w ill use s ilt ï llwitiu'-: ".The Lad w:ith F ive

!.n,'ivi'S-\'in<l Tw o Fisln-s. 'Ih u rsd a y . J u ly 1 ÎHh-—

Luncheon loi members and -lend'! 0f the Woman's Society of |

s Christian Service to be served at Silie i ic ir :,:1 of Mrs. N T Chute. 11.1 j I'Mortnner avenue, Rutherford. |

l l»day, Ju n e 'iilth l’n i'ntation of a çomedy, "The j

j.Pimr , M.an'ted Man,“ * hy. Youth 1 KüD'jitfcJià? ■'! the church.

T h e re 's a Wi teom e to a ll a t th e ! ¡ h i i i i h i l l th e corn er i f S t y y v e s-1 ant and T o n tin e aven u es, P erso n s j

lv.it.hi ui ,i i tn irrtr t in m e -tn -f.y rtd -i l i i u t ai'e esi'i- ¡a lly in v ited toi | hip he p.——...... ..........

W estminster Presbyterian Church

K id g r R oad & N ew Je r s e y A v e Itev . H o w a rd K. F r ie b e ly , pastmsundav, Ju ly 1s t

¡. | [! 45 a.m ., Su n d ay school.| 11 a m Mol ning-m rrrshtp^

Tut'ii Dorias Arise ” (A cts,

F re e r w a s p ro m o te d -to a,-,?is ehiej' acco u n tan t. in< 1927. H< N ew Y o lk U n iv e rs ity gradi and lives in W est O range.

F a y , w h o liv e s in U ap lew started - w ith P u t lie" S e r y k iM iUiori/at'u iii b un kk• ! i r M 2. VI23. In 1935 h»- -a- p i ’ -r.: to assistan t to th,' c h ie f act!i ant He g rad u ate d iron Y o r k U n i v e r s i t y in !!>25

Burnet started w ith lhi pauy November 28, 1927.thm i/a lion fn o k k i e; he w as prom oted to a and. fo u r y e a rs la te r sen io r acco u n tan t A t N ew Y o rk U n iv e rs ity , resides in. L iv in g sto n

in*.

luted 1 ju t N-’v '

specifically to funeral service.'I. A model preparatii n (oper­

ating) room, s'ho)ifing the newcsj and btmc*nts.

4 A pt.hlie education program designed to tell tne truth about {m itra l u.rvice. and to present the facts about funeral prices.

5. A model display room that ] •.ill be kept constantly -up-to- late «vith the- latest funeral mer­

chandise pi viding educational for the profession and e alike.i si » m il p ro g r a m to in - added scientific advan- the field, and to estab-

f t nmpeteht standards dance of the public and

♦». T h e o w n e r o f ta iy l a m L tinon w iiirh a n y a s s e s s / j i f O t f o r .-» .id iiw - p r o v e m f n tH «ha ll hsive b e e n m a d e may pa;* s i a h a s s e s s m e a t in f>v* < i i . -qua! y e a r l y iti.st4ilwM.titfl w i th lc i fal ¡ a r r ­est fin tiit- u n p a i d baiane** o f t h e a« - HtfUKment, ' I'be t i t m o f s a -i d i n s t a l l ­ili.- n t s sh a ll be du*; ^ u d naya ihb- thirty i :.f< » d a y s a f t e r - t h é c o n f i r m a t i o n of. t h e a s s e s s m e n t s a n d e a i h s u b s e q u e n t

I a n n u a l ¡nsta‘Um*¡Qt a n d int^r»*«»t sh a ll he pa*TTrWv' in * a< h su* ee i»s ive r e a r

j t h e r e a f t e r at t h e t im e t h e if»-- ! sUtUutwiU of Ui'X o f s a id v w t r s-tall Im*

TV . m • . . " , . Í p a >abb*, p r o v id e d t h a t a n y o w n e r o íMrs. iifank Tnnka, Jr . end her j lands s i assf^-ii s.udi hav*. the priv-i n f a n t s ü f l h a v e r e t u r n e d f r o m 11' “ ' « f t«.»ime t h . i jhui.- « r 4»> ** -„ , , i wi'M-tn. nt nr a n y l iulain »- o l in sl a li -P r e s b y t e n a n H o s p i t a l , N e w a r k . m , m s . w i th ¡ i . r u n i i n u r ^ í t t h r r r o nto th eir home at 407 K in g s la n d aven ue.

M iss H elen H ucsw i, 250 L iv in g - 'to n aven u e, re tu rn ed S u n d a y from a v is it w ith re la t iv e s at O x ­ford.

i tlt u r e s

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¡h a set r the gu ietators.

In Pi

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19 3 1 .

Mr. an d M rs. e«*-"i. G>* ,1 47nH aid in g av en u c . had a s tu'->t & i ! w i i k the la t * 'i - ; • i • i l - Vl' andTyfrs* H en ry K , 1. " ! M boken.

M rs. A n n a b e lle M organ .' tea ch e r 111 the R o o se ve lt >< ►.•■i.l.' i» \at' G»eat M eS d tw s fo r th^ ^am m ei

F irst Cburcb of C hrist, S c ieo tist

In Rutherfartl. S . J .E. Pierrepvnt & Lincoln Avenues

Branch of th« Mother Church, Th* F i r t t C h u r c h of C h r i s t S o c n t t t , of B o s t o n , Mas« .

Sunda ’ . ervot ‘ ,»t *!••• »,n W'10'a m ; Sun«*»y s« h«-.-:Wednesday Evealn* V o tin g at * 15

o’ f'itM'k .. •*»I b a d l n g R o o m a t J S t a t i o n «WjdaTli

op»h dally from 1» a m to u pm ex< . |tt on Sunday* and l*f»l h Mtirt on Thuricday evening from 7*to 1» o'clock. •..

The Foundation has been set up as an independent* nrevoc- able t:ust, has l ie n approved by lie P S. T r asurv as a tax ex-

'■ m il educational institution,niiw raising $500.000 through

gift;, subscriptions, donation* and hrt|u»'-s I ■ start the program and to create income-producing funds ■fi-r luiure opefatiiui: Olinger said.

F ive trustees w ill direct the op- - iiii'if! nl the Foundation and be

.-, .-.pWil-li* for the complete •hanageipi r.l of its affairs. They .try' C lkw 'ard Tickner, chair- •i.an Baltihv(.lf. Md.: T. C lyde Dii mi.,n. secretary. Oakland, Cal,;

Davis, J r . New Ro- . Russell D. Law , Col- gs. Ci lo., and W . E m ­it, Le*mgton. K y . W . has been named di-

M rs. Lo u is F u | le r , o f 4<i5 N ew Je r s e y avenue, e n terta in ed last w e e k at h e r b u n ga lo w at D ear for Mrs. Claude N ance. M rs. C h a r le s G ailin g , M rs. T h eo do re S e d a v is and Mrs. Joseph M urph y.

A O V E R T I S S M E N r

B O A R D O F E D U C A T I O N

L Y N D H U R S T . N . J .I'uhlle ii.►»ice is h«*reb> yiven that

the H o.irt1 i>f Wdma-ti/m, Township of Lyndhurst. Count\ of Hviji‘-it, Nev; •lilNcy, will meet at its Office in the Lincoln School, Knife»- Unad, Lynd burst, \ .1 , Hi July Hltb. I!*+.», at the hour of * ifih t t h i r t y i v::o> o', ha kp.m I0ast. ru War Tune and then and there Will receive a ad op*-it sealed |Mfo- posals for furnishinjf lahor and mat*'

•ind I Pifdw for the repair of the parapet ' walls onf tie- I£s>sc'. <*lt School bihJd( inK located on the t ofiier of Sluyvei ant Avetiueand Kinxsland Avenue, Lynd;iurst. N .1, a »

ISlds will be receiv«*«! for the ■ work un<h-r one coo ( n u t as follows-

I, «iein.-ral fiuusiru* 11 *ii VVm;K. whicli ipcludes .Vlaw4»ar>, Kin-hum and She t Metal Work.

No hi< will he I i*nsld« l'. (l unless Ml i'funbanie'tl' hy n certified, < h--< k 0« th onb-r of ilu* Iki.t r<l <>f Ldii. ii tioii. Lyndhurst, X I in th*-. amount of I0‘ , of the hkl. luiidin^: the. V>tdd>

a t o n e tiffie; in c a s e a n y s u c h in s t a l l - j e R , m . m sh a ll r e m a i n u n p a i d fo r t h l r t v !<‘!0i du in from . ttu<l ’after »he time it s h a l l be c o m e d u e and payable, the w hole a s s e s s m e n t , o r b a l a n c e th e re o f .

-shall b. come and b»- inmn-diately du*- amt payable and stall draw interest at the rate ituix»S'-d upon th»- arr*-ar- st?eH of taxes in the natnu-»t»aiitv and shall he collected in the same manner | h - «. ... ,4M- pjutxiiUixt by law lui toiler naai dm L rtssessmen'ts: such assessments shall | r ,m u in a li< n upon th«/ bind .b*s< rib»d th.-rein until the same, with all in­stallments and accrued Interest ¿here­on. shall he paid and '‘a.tisfi.ed, $ £ 4 " : witbstaudine anything h> rel» to th*- c o n tr a r y , the m u n h i t u i i t t j s k i l l hj*v- lb.- rlaht lo waive (h‘f*ult, 1** WAX h* pe'-inI*.ted hy lpw.

7. All such r . s s e s s i m t i t m o n e y s wh«ui . t u f v 1. o lh c u d h«lj tew iniiiMiWahKly a'ac«*»! ..

n’c/iiiiit >11 I«' i. tu 1 a/n /t•< . . .

. th«f*-^n t » w and five t«rnth# f«ret from them - t i o n o f th*- n a K l n j f s l a n . l A\*-«u*«*rly sidw id T* iM**u ■ iniiitw# t l • all# 1 with iCinxsiUf}«) A dr «id rlfry-»«tv*-ii» .»ad fwikr ..ftwar .p»»' «Iredth» f«r«-%. th*-iv - - t i ».^rtti «■rtf'- - three »b-|£r«G*-S ftfteeo ; iCJig—> -maait tlsrty-HX W t : tbeieee 1-i-rljíf. Uirarlv 1RS.% ÍA» •th*itiurw. one fettttdred fírry-s»««» awi sixty-five hundr- ih*» f'***■ *«> líM*s*uthr«i<krh «ade *4 TV»«*» Jfcr-»- ' and thence 14» rt> <«... x.forty i wo dr#r*^ Mr*-*.- rn,xtm?* ... west thirty-si* ¿¿»at 'Mite- hpawfiir-MCt -m feet to the point or «w iílü iN -S t S i i

H. Un further kMara auad l M | o n a «-ertadn m tMm* **>u 11 t y * 1 e r s " s * **• * » ***■■»■*■ ■ ' * ” W X *.

j • n t i t le^ l " M a p «•# f-*r*ifi*-rt.s • f ‘ V a n Kyk. I^>anilauMfc-c. X 1 a». -] n u m t e - r tw o .

R eiiw the aam# pre«>■.%**% ■■ -* -I t o *iH«ie r S.‘ Z e t f • ü f d HferKadKH- 1- * Z. I t v . his wrf*-. bj¿ q4 H»«**«. Oarae- '

Lwn t\fr^nr^irUm a - • i n s t r u n i e n t a l i t y #*f th*- t>-t*e«* o f A inert«,-»,I un*-. IMS. and r .'*"«> # stv fib- !>«•- ített c’onUity rk » *m«. - mm Mm&r C. 194% in B o o k Z 2+ o f I w é t t i r -f^aC f o u u t y , a t i»a&e 47#

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Hxpe rie lio « d fi t t I n g, a a t l s f a i t lna g u a r a n t e e d P r ic e * »nue h l o w e r ihn« N e w a r k Appli h »»rea r e p a i r e d , a l t e r e. t ( 1 n p lh a t . i l Sili< S u r i r i r a l S u p p l v UH S t r e e t . ■ eJpe.r t V n t r a l A v e n u e , H a r r i* non Phon* H.irri»oi» l**S0S I

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:i I'hat all Of sa id w .rk t* »11 b* don*- In m corda m e with iwofib n pb*n« dKlwinjr an,d j*p.i Iftcatlonn nr- pur. «P bv It* out Id H Hrn.wn. LiuflmTJ und filed, with the TnwflHtVtlS lHe»ek Which piani* and sp*» Ifh Jtion-s at*h. - - ’ ......... d, 4 Thai th' H.iard of rommt**»..!»* r Hh.*ll n> reHolutlon r?ir« t the Ti « n

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H. U tM hereby dctoi‘mNod that it fcs necv«a»ai> . tlmt the Township t Lyuil b u r s t . New J e r s e y , shall rali-e mon*.*,\ for th*- puriios«* '»iat*d io .S*-«tiou> 1 and 2 of dii.s nritinaiu'**. and that ti»(.•Hi in »a t ed i n a x i i o u m n m o u n t of m o n ey i ieceKsary to I«* r a id e d f r o n v s i t s-« ir* *i> for th** aforoM4tid i m p r o v e m e n t s ' „or tmrpON.-M is F i v • • T h o u * s , iu l F i v e H u a - dr* d ( f.I'.yu.'iO) 1‘oUuih; t l». it th*- m a \ - i i n u n i a m o u n t w hi* h is »*» he <,harK* «l a s V»art d t h e co*d o f Haiti I m p r o v e - mn-nts nr purpoNcM a n d w h h h Is ue«-- t . s s a r y in t l n a n . e i n t e r e s t 011 ohli i t . i- ? imiH ’ isjiu. d. t o f i n a n c e t t iK tn ee rl 'mor i n s p e c t io n c o w ls a n d h j r a l e x p e n s e s .>r t r t inanc.- t h e .-o»t o f ti>e tf<Muan*

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THE SPORTS W H IR LB y B i l l D a c o s t a

Softball'continued in fnH sway last wrok. with several postponed games being; played. The bifs affair between the American Legion and the Lyndhurst Ker turned (fut to btf u rout, with the Legion whitewashing the Rec. 1« to 0. Joe t ipolla gave up quite a few walks but war- stingy with hits, for he parted with only 2 bingles during the course of the contest. |Last yea r’s charrfjps\also played good ball in the Bela in winning their fourth straight game.

M erk in and Lehfrtann h a d themselves a tim e in th e ir 'p la y ­off game Wednesday night. The machinists went right to work in their half of the first, pushing across 3 tallies, but M erk in tied it in the second. The lead changed hands again in the fifth and sixth innings, but Lehmann scored 2 in the last of the sixth, to take a w ild and wooly contest by 9-7

Tow n Tavern, since losing the opener to the Legion, has been mowing down the opposition steadily since. They tangled with Dechert's Demons Monday night and walked off w ith a G to 2 ve r­dict. Shabs pitched a fine game in ra ik in g up his third w in of the season as the Mvn of M olloy col­lected thirteen I hits against 6 for the losers.

Games ate attracting rtcw spec­tators nightly, and have been conducted in a better manner than these eyes have seen for iome time. There are many die- hards in town who have repeat­edly said, “ It can ’t Le done here," year after year. W e can say, w ith emphasis, the league has really come a long way. The boys •re out on time each night and the teams on the bottom are right there when game time is called by the umpire of the eve­ning: T h e w ide open game played has made for a better a ll around

SOFTBALL SOHtDl’LE FOR THE W EEK

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high school field. Town Tavern placed the first of a series of Sunday morning games, lesi/ig a tofigh one by 8 to 5 The opposi­tion was furnished by the Mc\\ Currie Tavern team of Hudson County. Town Tavern ,got off in front w ith a 3-run outburst in the first inning and held the lead until the sixth, w hen the visitors pushed over three runs to take a 5-3 lead The locals tallied once in the sixth and again in the

brand of ball, and you can bet j fjome half of the seventh, but vour bottom dollar that, com es. couWn-t hold the visitors whothe playoffs, there w ill he plenty of sp irit and good softball dig played.

came, in with three big runs in the 8th to take the contest.

A return game w ill be playedThe fine cooperation shown by at K ,.artiV on Jt . lv 22

managers and teams has gone a ! Tlus Sunday, at 10:30 a.m.. the Jong,,.w sy toward making the Town Tavern w ill ¿lay^host to' league successful and the excel-; Man„ r tave rn from R iver Brtfie. lent werk of the official umpire^, l at hij,h sthob, fu,ld W t. t,av,,u-t

seen this team in aition during the current campaign, but we did get a good look at them when a local club traveled to R iver Edpe last • year— and. took a drubbing.

Last Sunday’r «core:McCurrt* Town Tavern '

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has resulted in. a minimum of field arguments that can be so distasteful, causing lack of inter­est on the part of players and the spectators.

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I jP i ife of E lk * N«. 150Sstn m m ril a sol­fi. commemorate

' IB » M m w n i ; of the birth of’ tm '9m *hfc eewatry.

C •— »ner 4awies A Bit's- 'is..' -r-siiHed ruler, was the jr-r , a ;V-a1ttt « I the eeremtin- ** : tt«' l ^ io n Home, andn- m i r * ' m capacity audience.

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AT T H E HI V O I.I Monty W oO lliy , Roddy M tlVtwull and to . it Fu »re to : ta iit vi inttu H i volt on Sunday through- i«»î ih* i,»*’timo on the A#netn-ao si'it^n -in t » tiliv lh n: ; 1

of the Yuinm/’ stitrrin« Hamlaï^h in • tt. G> » ' H»» * i ■ Dinah Shorr. l >«> Burns und many, otht r>

C a rd of ThankiA rth u r E Woodwind, i>ast ex |- ajted ruler, lold the ili«|>ny of the Flag* after which altar ex p g j , t T |f K W l, Vkl (i t,, . »pn -

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Commercial ïeaàerU t.T H E SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW.

Established 1921

Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company at 255 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst. Telephone KUth. 2 - 1 0 3 1 . ______________

E d ito r ....... ... Carm ine Savino, Ur.Business M anager Ernest J . Dabinett

Entered as second class matter April 7, 1938, at the P o s t I town and the C o m m ercia l Lead- Office at Rutherford, N. J „ under the Act of March 3, 1879. "

THE TA SK FO RCE CORNER

J f l ie Leader reserves th is »pace for the boys in service — who they are, wheae they are land what they are doing. O ur newspaper, which b sent w ithout cost to any Lyndhurst service man who w ants it, has proved such an aid in keeping each other inform ed about their whereabouts th a t we will each week set aside space for them. If relatives receive interesting letter# their neigh­bors m ight enjoy reading, w e will gladly print them.

3dbscription $2.00 Per Year r ive Cents Per C o p y !

Lyndhurst. N. J.. Thursday. Jim« 20, 191.'»

M AC S5 Pers G r M FA W C M CADMiramar, San 'D iego 45, C i%

June 13, 1945.! Veterans and School i Dear a»:O n e o f t h e c h e a p e s t a d v a n t a g e s com in g to .1«. r c in r » ! . . * ! , T » o wveterans, under the U .l. Hill of IfifElil*, is ad va n ce d eiluca- (h lt j |iaVe started, it’s been .quite, lion with tuition paid by th e g o ve rn m en t, p lu s $>.r>0 a m o n th ¡some lime since I last wrote you. for spendirtg m o n ey . It w o u ld seem .tha t v e ry few e lip ib lc ;veterans woiihl disregard such a lure nut it is reported that an(j \ have not received theonly a small percentage of the 1.000,001), men already re* Leader now for about 10 months,

leased have chosen this right. i ^ l ^ o n T ^ K t o « 0

i l ie reason for this may he that most men who have ^^„^'^""under^thQ Tea. "foi rpent time ill service feel that it was lime lost and are arix- ,hat's where most of my time ac- ious to get on with life : to get married, have children, own tually is spent I would like to a home, and no on. I n the^uises of men around lh ir ly .ye tirs|^ '|" ii^ '^ ,,1 e' ' lut'"ba<k 11(' of age. such a feeling may *^em justified— but not for those | Wo„itj hke to hear from some under twenty-live. ' jof the .felldws I went around with

iand I seem to have lost all trace A campaign to acquaint the returning veterans on the inf tTiem. I have covered quite a

advantages of education is ¡»«order al this time.-Voung men Iwho left Jiigh school al 17 iur'lfi years of age, spent three L eai. is Up strict censorship bars to four years in service piling up enough credit points, tire jme from going into detail, but it son their way home now. O f those already hom e.It is noted I jl,l> 1,11 1,1 . i n i , , '. , , I A J. Liscio, M oM M i c

that hardly any of them intend to go back to school. i i>ost office

•— Parents and friend«, along with the newly organized i ” ‘J" 11 •'"lVeteran Aid (Committees, should concentrate on selling the Xreturning veteran the advantages of completing liis educa- Dear Ed ito r :•-lion. Y o u 'c a n be su re that i f he accen t* the govcM M nent's j 11*’ri’ 1 am w ,tl' a nt W

, ... , . t i t i , J • , address. I haven't received youro n e r, l ie w i l l lie g ra te fu l fo r the r e f i lo f Ills h ie . I I lie ignores pap< |. si,,c(, December, 1!)44. Iit, he will spend many bitter years regrcllirig it. guess I'll, get a whole package of r— ‘ — newspapers at once. I hopi so. I

. • .I. miss reading about what goes on„ .. .. Ju n e 10, - t m J y r f m . IM 5 1 ,iatk ln d,.ar 0|d Lyndhurst.

Dear S ir. _ Dear (■.ditiir: : ¡ v(, |)t.en moving" around tinsJust a tew lines to let you know j W . II, a: I said when I wrote j big p a(.j(it. a b it. Among the

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1 am receiving your paper and ¡you Iasi from Florida, that I'd•in pleased with it ¡w r ite again from m y new station .

! places I ’ve been to is Tokyo. That

It sure is good to read about I asking again for the paper. I want old pals back home, and of things ¡to thank you for all the copies Ithat Ifcppcn m the "Tow n w ith ! received in Florida, and all theMiles ftf Sm ile* ' - copies to come.

Thank you very much fui t nd This station is a replacementing roe tlie paper. -jrenter and I expect to leave most

P v t P. Grotte, »any day. So I w ould appreciate’Co’. E , 226 B n 1 he Leader more than I can say inCamp Blanding, F la . words, I.yndhurst is my home I

was back in February when wehit Tokyo three limes

T h e ir i n:t much for me to say except that I hope J w ill pel some papers Torm. i

Michael J . Lotito AftM.i-c Carrier A ir G rp Twelve Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif.

W A R R E N T. W IE D E M A N NP v t W arren T. Wiedemann%son

of Herman Wiedemann, 143 P s :k avenue, has entered the ba-.it tjaim ng center at Keesler Field, a unit of the A ir Forces Training Command, for several weeks of recruit drill.

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Fo r having successfully com­pleted the combat course of train ­ing, Pvt. Charles R. Van Glahn, husband of Mrs. M ary Van Glahn, 209 Kingsland avenue, was re­cently awarded the Expert Infan­trym an Badge at Camp Wheeler. Ga. He was inducted in February.

. ---- - V - ----ED W A R D C. B U I M EN STO C K Cpl. ridward C. Blumenstock.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1)1 a - menstock, 413 Lake avenue, ha: returned to his base after a 15 day furlough at home. He is af- tached to a bomber squadron

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•John J O ’N eil, son of M r, and Mrs. J . J . O ’Neil. Sr., 428 Fern aveftue, has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant He. is serving at ptesent on Okinawa

T R A N K M . H ELL OFrank M Beilo, son ot Mrs*. J

Bello, 300 Green avenue, has been, promoted to the grade of chief aviation machinist:; mate. Bello enlisted in the service in Febru ­a r y 1942, and served almc t iv.o years in the Pacific theatre lie is preseuliy-stationed, at Pert ( itmihiis. Ohio.

. ----- VFarewell Party for

Mr. and Mrs. F. OsbackMr .and Mrs. • Geortfr L ijip trt.

109 Kern avenue, farewellparty last wet k for*M i. and Mr?. Frank Osback and tlveir daughter Ldyth. The Osback fam ily w ill leave tomorrow to take up then residence in..California.

Brothers Nabbed by Bill Geary

Two brothers, residents of th(s township, were arrested Sunday by Capt W illiam Geary, and held for investigation. One of the mefi has beenj.identificd as being a sol­dier, absent w ithout leave from the arm y since January, 1944. Charges were made of carry ing

. concealed weapons and driving without a license against the oth­er brother.

Antonio Petri Ho, 23, of 60 Lake avenue, was said to be the soldier who deserted from the army. Capt. Gjeary is already in com­munication with army authori­ties. The other brother, V irg il, 29. was held on a charge of carrying

' conc<|aled weapons and driving * without a ‘license.! » Capt. Geary had noticed the men d riving throughout the.town and after watching them for some time, stepped their car and asked to see their license. When the men wore unable to produce' any, they were ordered to drive to headquarters.

A search of the ir car revealed a cue-stick, loaded with lead, and a motley assortment of tools un­der the car seat. The men, whc professed small knowledge of the English language were unable to aff«*r a satisfactory explanation for possession of the articles. The ue-stick presumably could be

used as a billy.

heading their way. they had a file with complete in-j formation on1* his background. They ( i ‘ld him where he was born, where he lived, where hi w ent ’to school, where he work and what camps he trained in!

L a te r he was sent to a prison camp. When the Americans be­gan the big drive into Germany, he and other prisoners had to march 120 miles into the interior. Incidentally, the black bread and soup diet continued for the fu ll four months he was a prisoner. The same was the diet for a ll the prisoners.

Mrs. Ruekstuh! Hosress to L .C . C lu b Friday

M rs John Ruckstuhl, 617 Fifth avenue, entertained at her home F rid ay night for the L.C. Club, a group of officers of the Forest- v ijle Chapter, O E.S., Jersey C ity.

Guests were Mrs. Elsie Bott, M rs. Emn1teg6anger, Mrs. Efla Wagner, MriTWAnna Lundstrum, M rs Betty Rothrock, Miss Anna Lorello, Mrs. Florence Renzuli, of Jersey C ity: Mrs. Therese Wit- tenbert and Mrs. Ju n e Smith of Ridgefield Park; Mrs. Peggy Bock of Teaneck, Mrs. M arie Ruckstuhl rtf Rutherford, and Mrs. Eleanor Doe of Union City.

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‘ i up of weak tea in the morning, a bow l of weak soup at noon, and a 'p iee* of block bread aHriighl. He was then taken out and asked

; if he would like to talk or go . ba< k to the ream and that diet. He still refused to talk, although

I he did an g le r one- question in order to take a crack at the Luftwaffe. Ills questioner asked him if he was bi-ought down by flak or fighter,plane. Skubik an­swered:

i “ F ighter planes? Do you have ‘tliiiH- tor ? "

That ended the session and the lieutenant went back to his room

\ for .< few more days.One thiog that impressed Sky-

I ik during the interrogations by the Germans was the fact that

When the Americans finally reached him. Lt. Skubik was in a

(«amp w ith 11,000 other prisoners, j The G I ’s fought tbe ir way to one side of the camp and raiiie<l tin American flag thei-e while Ger- cnan guards were still patroling ljie other s'ide. The Germans fled when they saw a Sherman tank

Vavriks Honor Son, Recent H. S. Graduate

' -t a / ,■ .M r. and Mrs. W illiam J. Vav

rik, 514 Pa^e avenue, entertained recently at their home in honor of their son George, who gradu­ated. from Queen of Peace High school, North Arlington. Open house was held. ’

Among the guests were Mrs, Jo h n . Mazur, Misses Helena and M a ry i u u ^ L i ly W olf and Frank Lutha, of Lyndhurst; Ca­det NuEse* Roslyn Corley and Rosa Marie Vavrik , of Medical Center, Jersey City, and 'M iss' Je an DeSena of Bayonne.'

Joan Sturzenegger, member of G ir l Scout Troop 2, w ill be a councilor at Camp Helen Sorrow in Massachusetts for the summer

M rs Russell Neis, 617 Kings- land-avenue, luisj^turned from a stay at Beaver, Pa.

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