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faq9 Hire THE JOURNAL-NEWS. NYACK, N. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1946 FAMILY OF THREE DIE IN FIRE compromise on the controversial at sea was rejected by the ship-hours problem. owners in a negotiating sessions The latest counter proposal of whirh last until nearly midnight the union for a 44 hour work week Wednesday. DISCUSS WHETHER TO MOVE FIRE WHISTLE The Journal -News MOVIE CLUB By Cousin Emma FACTOQU1Z I 1.

What is the kissing of the Blarney Stone supposed to innfei 2. What branch of the Aimv uses' the Caduceui as Its Insignia? 3. What was Clinton's Folly? 4. What Is the only flag that may be flown above the Stars and Stripes? 5: Which President went through his term without a change In his i 4 Cr ELLISH FURRIERS For Certified FUR STORAGE Bring in your furs or call NYACK 983 and our BONDED MESSENGER will call for them Vaults Right on the Premises REPAIR CLEAN RESTYLE OPEN S.Vri'RDAYS I'NTIL 9 r. M.

caliinet? 6. By what ship was the American flag first carried around the world 7. Name four kinds of lilies used for food. 8. Why is cat anid to have nine lives? 9.

What passenger vessel burned off the New Jersey coast In September, 1934. Hello, club members! We have five winners in the slogan contest this week for sending in the correct answer to Flavor First, which is used by DelMonte canned foods. Rockland Theater passes have been mailed to these winners Patty Ann Mitchell, 98 Sixth Avenue, Nyack; Bunny Brad-shaw, 21 Marion Street, Nyack; Doris Coleman, 25 Marlon Street, Nyack; Tommy Patchings, 239 High Avenue, Nyack; and Theresa Van Zandt, 12 West Broadway, Central A considerable period of time as spent at the meeting of the Spring Valley village board Wednesday night in a discussion to decide whether the fire alarm whistle and accessories should be kept at the Spring Valley Hook and Ladder Company headquarters or moved to the new village barn. After a. long debate among the trustees, Fire Alarm Inspector Harold graham, Chief Arthur E.

Blakes-'jey and Edward L. Vredenbuigh. superintendent of public works, it was decided to turn the matter over to Trustees Stetner and Haera to study. F. Muller, who several meetings ago informed the board that he had been waiting for more than a year for the return of a deposit he made for opening the street in front of his home, again wrote the board that he expected to get interest at the rate of five percent on his money beginning March 16, 1946.

if I 5 10. What name Is given to a book giving the moneys of different coun. tries and their equivalents? (Quia Aiifi I Mne) NEGOTIATIONS BOGGING AS SEAMEN HOLD OUT i FURRIERS Clerk Frank M. Eckerson reported that a resolution was passed at the meeting at which Muller made his request, and said that a voucher to pay him had been prepared. The voucher could not be located and Treasurer Krumwiede was instructed to locate It.

Nyack. Today we have another food slogan which we feel sure most of you will know WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS. Do you know who uses that slogan? Perhaps you have seen the picture which goes with it, of a boy In a raincoat In the pouring rain. If you know the answer, then write it on a penny postal card and mall it to Cousin Emma, Nyack. State your name, address, and age on the card, and remember that In this contest only one member of a family can enter.

Animal Pictures We have received a number of snapshots of dogs from boy and enough to use in the club column, girl owners, but they were not clear Have you a good picture of your dog, cat, or other animal or bird pet? Then do send it to Cousin 91 MAIN ST. NYACK, N. Y. 5 WASHINGTON, June 7 (INS) Negotiations for a peaceful settlement of the threatened June IS maritime strike were snagged yesterday on the major demand of the nation's merchant sailors for a shorter work week at sea. Federal conciliators planned sep i Sil i arate conferences with the ship owners and leaders of the seven-union coalition of maritime workers beforo joint bargaining sessions were resumed.

The next tep appeared to be. for the government to submit a Mario Oiigllrlmelln, right years old of riermont. Emma with some information about him. We want to use the pictures to show other club members what nice animal pals you have in your home. Birthday Birthday celebrants whose names appears in the club column each week, receive a birthday gift pass CAR SOMERSAULTS ON OLD NYACK TURNPIKE A car driven by William A.

Johnson of the Old Nyack Turnpike, West Nyack, and containing four passengers overturned late Wednees-day afternoon on Highway 9-W north of the Rustic Tenafly, N. when the car skidded on the wet pavement and Johnson lost control of it. No one in the car was injured, and the car, which landed on its roof, was only slightly damaged. Mr. Johnson works in New York and was returning home.

With him were Calvin Paulatmus of New City, Smith of Nanuct, John Allen of Central Nyack. WITH THE MOTHER still clutching her child, the bodies of a family of three lie on a roof where they landed after Jumping when flames raced through the 23-story LaSalle Hotel in Chicago. Hundreds were Injured and the death toll neared three-scorein the disastrous fire which started in the cocktail lounge on the ground floor. (International Soundphoto) WEEK END Special Any Sale of $1.00 or over will entitle you to a 8x10 Silvertone Photograph Through the courtesy of the Lorstan Studio. This offer holds good from June 8 14th inclusive.

Offer good for ONE member in family only. BUILDING DRIVEWAYS I'AVEIJ. PERMANENT, DCSTrROOF An Estimate Involves No Obligation CALL VICTOR SMITH NEW CITY 2215 to the Rockland Theater matinee for Saturday. When writing Cousin Emma about your birthday, send a new picture of yourself. We return all pictures.

Monday's lone celebrant was Ber-nadette Komonchak, 13 of West Nyack. Charles Hogan of Tappan, celebrated i fifth birthday on Tuesday, and Wednesday was the 11th birthday for Warren Davis, 88 Smith Avenue, Nyack. Harold A. Dauer of 67 Highmount Avenue, Upper Nyack, was three Today's Radio Program smooth and Tenafly police, who In- 1 nnnMan4 KalimrA UNION HONORS TREASURER A turkey dinner was given recently by Local 8.13, A. and friends at the Cednr Rest, Tomkins Cove, in honor of Agnes Firm, treasurer of the union.

Mrs. Anna B. Ryan of New City was chairman in charge of plans for the dinner, and Blanche O'Kcefc, Anne Farrell, Eddie Rcardon, William 2:00 WEAK The Guiding Light Willi Daily Dilemma WJZ John Kennedy vesuKfiieu 1110 niunn, that the smoothness of the tires and the slipperiness of the wet pavement together contributed to the accident. Mr. Johnson was driving at a moderate rate of speed, when the car skidded to the shoulder of the road, back into the road, then back to the shoulder where It overturned.

'yesterday and tomorrow's cele Sherman and Mike Sheldon served on her committee. Thirty-four members and 36 guests attended. The Stars Say- For Friday, June 7 By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE ALTHOUGH there may be much disinclination to marshal! the forces and faculties upon placing the affairs, the fortunes and future security and comfort on a stable basis, yet the only way to achieve such benign status is by a determined effort to shake off all sign of lethargy and Indifference as well as a predisposition to seek diversion of a romantic, social, domestic cast, with tendency to extravagance, and indulgence. Determined and shrewd effort are needed. If It Is Tour Birthday Those whose birthday it.

is may encounter a year in which they may have to tackle existing conditions with might, vigor, persistent and determined marshalling of the energies, initiative, skill and industry on mending the fortunes for future solidity and security. The mind may not see the far vision, and the tendency may be toward the pursuit of pleasure rather than industry and application. The urge to extravagance, indulgence and excesses in social, affectional, and domestic enticements must be restrained for the more substantial factors. A child born on this day although leaning to the softer and more pleasant paths of life, with indulgence and excesses rather than use of its mentality and forces, yet if early directed may summon ita qualities for stability and purpose in its career. Mrs.

Ryan presented the guest of honor wjth a pair of marquisite ear rings and a corsage from her sister, Mrs. Campoll of Stony Point. Rockland EXPRESS MOVING and STORAGE to Venn of Friendly Sarvlct 173 Main St. Tel.tM Nyack Soil and Morris Nathanson Whelan Drug Pearl River Journal-News Telephone Nanuet 804 brants Include Nancy Kolb, 12, N. Highland Avenue, Nyack, and John Clancy, lso 12, 73 So.

Broadway, Nyack. Sunday is the seventh birthday for Ward Crowell, of 72 Dumont Avenue, Dumont, N. J. The matinee tomorrow at the Rockland Theater Includes one hour of cartoons and comedies, all your favorite ones, plus a feature picture entitled, "Joe Palookn, Champ." You won't want to miss a bit of it, so be there on time. The show starts promptly at 1 Guests enjoyed the singing of Mr.

Rcardon, Dr. and Mrs. Landaucr, and Dr. Boulon of the Reconstruction Home in West HnvcrstraW. NYACK, N.

Y. Thomas Griffith, on of Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith of Magnolia Avenue, is slowly recovering at Hackensack Hospital from injuries sustained in an auto accident in Park Ridge on May 12. He had returned home only a week previous, following his discharge from CONGRESS BACKS CHOICE WASHINGTON.

June 7 (INS) Sen. Warren R. Austin of Vermont, who ct the pace for Republican acceptance of a "one world" foreign policy, was ready today to AFL SEAMEN QUIT SHIPS NEW YORK, June 7 (INS) the Navy. He served as Radio Technician 1c at Klsarazu Naval AFL sailors in New York harbor Air Field, Japan. began quitting work yesterday six 4 Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Rislcy of hours before 62,000 other AFL. sea men throughout the nation were give up his Senate seat and become President Truman's special representative to the United Nations Security Council. Republicans and Democrats alike in Congress acclaimed Austin's designation as the ultimate successor to Edward R. Stettinius, who resigned Monday as the United States delegate in the Security Council.

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