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Proceedings of the Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting of Board of Commissioners was held in the City Hall Tuesday, February 19, 1957 at 8 p.m. Mayor -De Muro in the Chair. On call of roll, the following named Commissioners responded: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro 5. On motion, the Excise Board convened. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Joseph Socieded Santiago, Treasurer, De advising that the Hispano Passaic would like to withdraw its application for club license filed on February 1, 1957, and requesting the return of the filing fee of $59.18. Received and filed, the fee to be returned. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon. Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. WHEREAS, application has been made to the Board of Commissioners to transfer to Ann De Vries, Harrison House, for premises located at 888 Main Avenue, Passaic, New License Jersey, the Retail Consumption No.

C-45 heretofore issued to Charles Darder Michael Darder, Darder's Bar Grill for the premises located at 888 Main Avenue and due notice of said application having been made and no objection having been made thereto, is, therefore. on the 19th day of February, 1957 on motion duly made and seconded, RESOLVED and ORDERED, that said application be approved and that Plenary Retail Consumption License No. C-45 heretofore issued by the Board of Commissioners to Charles Darder Michael Darder, Darder's Bar Grill for premises at 888 Main Avenue is hereby transferred, effective February 19, 1957, to Ann De Vries, Harrison House for premises located at 888 Main Avenue. Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

WHEREAS, application has been made to the Board of Commissioners to fer to William C. Carter William V. Kimak, The Lantern Bar Grill for premises located at 57-59 Garden Street, Passaic, New Jersey, the Retail Consumption License No. C-102 hereto fore issued to Edward J. Hollar William C.

Carter The Lantern Bar Grill for the premises located at 57-59 Garden Street and due notice of said application having been made and no objection having been made thereto, It is, therefore, on the 19th day of February, 1957 on motion duly made and seconded. RESOLVED and ORDERED, that said application be approved and that Plenary Retail Consumption License No. C-102 heretofore issued by the Board of Commissioners to Edward J. Hollar William C. Carter, The Lantern Bar Grill for premises al 57-59 Garden Street is hereby transferred, to William C.

CarterWilliam V. Kimak. The Lantern Bar de Grill for premises located at 57-59 Garden Street; Subject to: The special condition that the transfer shall not be endorsed and effective unless and until two (2) whole days have elapsed after the second publication of Notice of Application, not counting the day on which second publication may be made; and if within such period or at any time before the transter is endorsed written objection to the transfer is filed, the transfer shall not be endorsed and effective pending the further determination of the issuing authority, Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. On motion, the Board adjourned sitting as an Excise Board and resumed the regular order of business.

On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Ray Raybestos-Manhattan, regarding the reported increase in the cost of operation of the government of the City of Passaic and urging that every possible economy be effected before the 1957 budget is approved. Received and filed, and referred to the Committee of the Whole. On call of roll, yeas Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Passaic Planning Commission, advising that they cannot approve the ordinance or the proposed change thereof respect to Main Avenue between Howard Avenue and Brook Avenue.

Received and filed, and referred to the Committee of the Whole. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon. Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. An Ordinance was introduced entitled "An Ordinance To Amend An Ordinance Entitled 'An Ordinance, Establishing A Comprehensive Zoning Plan For The City Of Passaic By Dividing The Territory Thereof Into Various Districts And Prescribing Certain Regulations For Each Of Said Districts. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Chairman of the Zoning Committee, August Michaelis, advising that the Passaic Planning Commission, after a public hearing, recommended adoption of new ordinance changing the area contained in the description from R-30 district to C-1 district in the ordinance for Myrtle Avenue, Burgess Place and Highland Avenue. Received and filed. On call of roll. Feas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Joel Faenza, regarding the high school.

Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and. De Muro. Passaic Planning Commission, submitting report and recommendations on capital improvement programming and budgeting for 1957-61, with emphasis on 1957 and 1958. Received and filed.

On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon. Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Public Service Electric Gas Com. pany, requesting permission to install guy pole and anchor guy alongside the building of Company No. 5 Firehouse.

Received and filed, and referred to the Director of Public Works and the Director of Safety. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Township of Maplewood, N. advising of a public hearing to be held on March 11, 1957 in the War Memorial Building, Trenton, N. J.

regarding proposal to add regulations to the State Sanitary Code, which will materially increase the cost of refuse collection. Received and filed, and referred to the Director of Public Works. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Secretary of the Sinking Fund Commission, advising that John F. Sullivan has been elected Secretary of the Commission for the year 1957 and requesting that his compensation be fixed and manner of paying same, Received and filed, and compensation fixed at same rate as previous year.

On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon. Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Sinking Fund Commission, Report for the year 1956. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Director of Local Government, grantIng permission to contribute the sum of $1,500.00 of surplus funds to be used as an item of revenue in the 1957 budget of the City of Passaic. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon. Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. From the Board of School Estimate, the following: This is to certify that at a meeting of the Board of School Estimate held in the City Hall on Thursday, February 14, 1957 at 8:00 p.m., the following resolutions were adopted.

WHEREAS, The Board of Education has submitted its budget and has estimated the sum of TWO MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO DOLLARS AND TEN ($7,748,782.10) to be necessary for the operation of the public schools of the City of. Passaic for the school year beginning July 1957, exclusive of state, county, federal and other funds, be it RESOLVED: That we hereby fix and determine the amounts to be raised as follows: For Current Expenses, Repairs and Refurnishing, the sum of $2,638,026.24 For Evening Vocational Training. the sum of 184.50 for Evening School Born, the sum of 5,530.00 Total amount to be raised is $2,643,740.74 RESOLVED: In accordance with Statute R.S. the following calendar year requirements for the year 1957 are hereby certified to be raised by taxation in the 1957 budget of the City of Passaic: January 1 to June 30, 1957 (one half of the 1956-57 levy) $1,279,595.00 July 1 to December 31, 1957 (one of the 1957-58 Levy) 1.321,870.37 Total Calendar Year 1937 Requirements $2,601,465.37 RESOLVED: That the Secretary is hereby instructed to prepare two certificates of this action. one to be sent 10 the Board of Education and the other to the Board of Commissioners.

Paul G. De Muro Morris Pashman Bernard J. Manney Members of the Board of School Estimate ATTEST: Katherine Y. Colling Secretary of the Board of School Estimate Received and Filed. and action coneurred in.

On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman, and De Muro. On motion made and seconded, the above motion was rescinded. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Motion made and seconded that the above certification from the Board of School Estimate be received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon.

Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Passaic Valley Water Commission, Chief Accountant's financial report for the period ending December 31, 1956. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Report of Audit for the year 1956 of the New Jersey Emergency Housing Account from John W.

Wehman and Company. Received and filed. On call of roll, Seas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Department of Weights and Measures, Annual report for the year 1956. Received and filed.

On call of roll. yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. City Counsel, submitting amendment to Zoning Ordinance in conformity with report and recommendation of Planning Commission dated February 8, 1957. Received filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

City Counsel, enclosing check The Okonite Company for $34.70 covering cost of publication of official notices and recording fees for Ordinance for alexing of Canal Street. Received and filed, and check turned THE HERALD THE HERALD ing oh First Street now. supporting this construction are to be removed at request of abutting owner, whose consent has been secured. Received and filed, and referred call to the Director of Public Works. On of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Mr. Frederick Wells, regarding salary be adjustments for City employes to made comparable to salaries paid to same class of employes in other industries, which should be done by reducing expenses wherever possible. Received and filed, and tabled. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Reports for the month of February from the Director of Welfare and the Petty Cash Report from the City Clerk.

Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. City Counsel, enclosing copy of an Order made by Judge John Grimshaw, Jr. on February 15, 1957, dismissing the cause of action in the matter of Passale Junior Chamber of Commerce, et als VS Housing Authority, et als. also copy of a letter written to Mr.

Herman D. Hillman of the Public Housing Administration respecting certain comments contained in his letter of February to the Housing Authority. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. City Counsel, to Commissioner Pashman, advising of direction to foreclose the tax liens against property Lot 91 Block 289, which total $39.29, and recommending that tax liens against this property be held in status quo pending further effort to make negotiations.

Received and filed, and action approved. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. City Counsel to Commissioner advising that Mrs. George (Dorothy) Rosenstone, owner of Lot 23 Block 174 Jackson Street, has that tax lien foreclosure proceedings be deferred pending payment of existing tax liens and accruing taxes in monthly installments, and enclosing check for $500 covering the initial installment payment. The City Counsel recommended that proposal offered be accepted and the foreclosure proceedings be held in abeyance so long as the installment payments are promptly made.

Received and filed, and action confirmed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Pashman and De Muro. Commissioner Pashman, regarding the Erie the Citizens Advisory Committee on Tracks project, and advising of his opinion that the scope of the Committee should be expanded to include not only the track elimination phase but also the phase covering the acquirement of the right of way and recommendations for the use thereof, and that he has requested the preparation of a supplement to the previous resolution broadening the scope of the work of the Committee. Received and filed, and approved. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Mayor De Muro, submitting proclamation for Save Your Vision Week. March 3rd to 9th. Received and filled. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Commissioner Cruise, submitting ques- tions relating to the Housing Ordinance.

Received and filed, and referred to the Counsel for the Housing Rent Commission: On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Commissioner Pashman, advising of appointment of Eleanor Ancukatis as temporary Senior Account clerk in the Treasurer's Office effective March 1, 1957. Received and filed, and approved. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Annual Report of the Fire Division of the Department of Public Safety for the year of 1956.

Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. A Public Hearing was opened on an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Creating The Position Of Chief Assessing Clerk In And For The City Of Passaic And Providing His Duties And Authority. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. On motion, the Public Hearing was closed.

On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. The Ordinance was then taken up, passed on second and final reading, and ordered published. On call of roll, yeas Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. A Public Hearing was opened on The Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance To Amend An Ordinance entitled 'An Ordinance Establishing A Comprehensive Zoning Plan For The City Of Passaic By Dividing The Territory Thereof Into Varlous Districts And Prescribing Certain Regulations For Each of Said Districts And Prescribing Certain Regulations For Each Of Said (for Howard, Main and Brook Avenues) On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manner, Pashman and De Muro. On motion, Ordinance was tabled to March 19, 1957, call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

A Public Hearing was opened on an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance To Amend An Ordinance entitled 'An Ordinance Establishing A Comprehensive Zoning Plan For The City Of Passaic By Dividing The Territory Thereof Into Various Districts And Prescribing Certain (Myrtle, Burgess Highland Main Regulations For Each Of Said Districts Aves.) On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. On motion the Public Hearing was closed. On call or roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. The Ordinance was then taken up, passed on second and final reading, and ordered published. On call of roll.

yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. The following bills for services and supplies for the State Emergency Housing Fund: Paulison Ave. Bills Edward J. Sullivan $51.32 Boulevard Fuel Oil Co. 75.57 Taylor's Hardware 6.90 National Vermin Ext.

Co. 5.00 Jack Schatzman 1.60 Edward Sullivan 4.00 Public Service Elec. Gas Co. 19.10 Charles Breslow 34.94 Tax Collector, City of Passalo 68.80 River Drive Bills F. Lomauro $143.14 J.

Kelly 103.85 8 Steper Manuel 93.81 100.69 F. Lomauro 143.14 J. Kelly 103.85 Steper 100.69 Manuel 93:81 City of Passale, Emp. Pens. 57.16 Passaic Clifton NatL.

Bank 138.80 Keyes Urquhart Co. 1.60 Public Service Elec. Gas Co. 251.15 Janitorial Supply Co. 16.75 Anderson Lumber 23.10 Morici Bros.

127.00 Taylor Gueritey Inc. 183.40 National Vermin Ext. Co. 36.00 Firematic Safety Equip. Co.

58.50 James Perris 40.00 James J. Kelly 44.00 Taylor's Hardware 228.11 Kleven Key Shop 8.40 Raymond Longo 50.00 Joseph M. Capuano 41.00 Siegfried Kutzleb 57.86 Muenze Typewriter Shop 1.40 Charles Breslow 34.94 Nell Grootenboer 25.00 Charles Cerasia 25.00 General Elevator Co. 99.00 Silvio J. Petito 780.45 Hopmayer Stove Co.

Sydney S. Rosenberg Dunham-Bush, Inc. 57.76 Tax Collector, City of Passalo Petito Paint Co. 110.35 Daniel McArdle 16.00 John W. Wehman 350.00 James J.

Kelly 19.17 Paulison Avenue UtilityArtic Ice Co. $291.90 Passaic Valley Water Comm. 30.87 River Drive Passaic Valley Water Comm. $288.29 Public Service Elec. de Gas Co.

257.61 Received and filed, and approved. call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. WHEREAS by resolution adopted October 23, 1956, the Board of Commissioners created a Citizens Advisory Committee which was charged with the duty and responsibility of consolidation studying all of phases the proposed rights of way of the D. in L. and Erie area Railroad effect the Companies elimination the Passaic to tracks from Main Avenue and the central business district of the City of Passaic; and WHEREAS it is the judgment of this Board should be that the expanded scope to of include the all Committee phases proposed project.

RESOLVED, by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Passaic that in addition to the duties and responsibilities imposed in the Committee under the resolution aforementioned the Committee shall have the duty and responsibility studying all phases of the acquisition of the Erie Company right of way which will be made available by the track elimination and phases of the use to which such right way should be dedicated in the best interests of the City of Passaic. the purpose and intent of this resolution that the studies hereunder authorized shall include all elements the overall problem that can be reasonably said to affect track elimination, acquisition of the right of way and the use thereof. mittee FURTHER shall advise RESOLVED and assist the Board Commissioners in the formulation an appropriate policy with respect the matters aforementioned and that end the Committee shall submit such reports from time to time as may necessary and requisite. FURTHER RESOLVED that this (lution shall be a supplement to the resolution heretofore adopted October 23, 1956, under and the said except as resolution of supplemented October 23, it here1956, shall be and remain in full force effect. Adopted.

On call of roll, yeas Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman, and De Muro. WHEREAS it has been the policy of Board of Commissioners prior to January 1, 1957, that the Collector of Taxes be covered by a surety bond in sum of $15,000 and each of the DepCollectors of Taxes be covered by surety bond in the sum of and WHEREAS it was the recommendation the City Auditors that the surety cove a erage for said positions be changed so each of the said employes would be covered by a bond in the sum of $50,000 because of their equal participation in handling of City funds: WHEREAS surety bonds have been issued in conformity with said resoluRESOLVED by the Board of Commisstoners of City of Passaic that action of the Director of the Departof Revenue and Finance in cover- is the Collector of Taxes and the two deputy Collectors Taxes with surety TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1957 over to City Treasurer. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman a and De Muro. Reports for the month of January, 1857 from the City Treasurer, the Publie Library and the Police Department. Received and filed.

On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Mayor De Muro, advising that an invitation has, been extended to the Board of Commissioners to attend military review on Sunday, February 24th at p.m. in the Paterson Armory, Combat Command to present all the Natonal Guard units in northern New Jersey to the public. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Mayor De Muro, advising that extra copies of deeds of Passaic properties can be had from the County Register of Deeds for 50 cents each, approximating $300.00 per year, which would eliminate the work of typing and checking extra copies as has been done previously by the Engineering Department and the Assessor's office. Received and filed, and action concurred in. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon. Cruise, Manney, Pashman 'and De Muro, Commissioner Pashman, submitting Resolution covering advance of $28.000.00 granted by the Community Facilities Agency of the Federal Government for preparation of plans for improvements recommended by the Planning Commission and approved by the Board of Commissioners. This resolution supplements the one adopted last October covering the 000.00 advanced for preparation of plans for the bus terminal and traffic and parking project, which plans Commissioner Pashman proposes to proceed forthwith for the several projects on an integrated basis.

Received and filed. and action approved. On call of roll. yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Commissioner Pashman, advising that he has received official notification that the Civil Service Department has recorded the creation and approved the classification of the position of Chief Assessing Clerk in the Competitive Division of the Classifled Service, and further advising that he is hereby appointing Mr.

Alfred Greene, Jr. temporarily to the position of Chief Assessing Clerk, pending an open and competitive examination. Received and filed. and action approved. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

WHEREAS, there appears to be insufficient funds in the following accounts, excepting the appropriation for Contingent Expenses, Deferred Charges. to meet the commitments of 1956: WHEREAS, there appears to be a surplus in the following accounts (exceptthe appropriation for Contingent Expenses, Deferred Charges, Payment of Floating Debt. Reserve for Debt Uncollectable Taxes, or Interest and Redemption Charges) over and above the amounts necessary for the commitments of 1956: R. F. 10.

RESOLVED: that in accordance with provisions of Article R.S. as amended, part of the surplus in the accounts heretofore mentioned be and the same are hereby transferred to the accounts (excepting the appropriation for Contingent Expenses, or Deferred Charges) mentioned as being insufficient to meet these commitments, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed to make the folflowing transfers: From R.F. 10 O.E.., $687.50. To P.P. O.E,.

$687.50. Adopted, On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. WHEREAS: the building on premises known as Lot 27 in Block 103, No. 327 Highland Avenue, Passaic, New Jersey, and assessed to Morwill Realty was demolished before October 1st. 1955, and WHEREAS, the Assessor of the City of Passaic allowed a reduction in the assessment of said premises therefor, and the said taxes for the year 1956 became $14.66 and WHEREAS, the said Morwill Realty Co.

the owner of said premises, paid taxes thereon for the year 1956 in the amount of $60.11 which was $45.45 in excess of taxes for said year of 1956. THEREFORE, BE IT. he RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be and is hereby authorized to make refund of said overpayment of $45.45. to said Morwill Realty Co. Inc.

Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. WHEREAS the Housing and Home F1- nance Agency (Community Facilities Administration) has approved Passaic the aid application of the City of for in financing the cost of plan preparation, to consist preliminary planning including engineering, surveys, foundation exploration, studies, layouts, reports and cost estimates for the proposed construction of certain improvements in the City of Passaic, being project No. N. J.

28-P-3016, and has agreed to advance not exceeding the sum of $28,000.00 for that purpose. pursuant to the provisions of Public Law 560, 83rd Congress, and subject to the terms and conditions of the Agency: RESOLVED by the Board Passaic of Commissioners of the City of that the offer of the Government as aforesaid be accepted and that the Director of the Department of Revenue and Finance be and he is hereby authorized, directed and empowered, for and in behalf of the City of Passaic, to execute the agreement with the Housing and Home Finance Agency submitted herewith and to do all things necessary and proper to perform the terms of said agreement, pursuant to Jaw. Adopted. Orr call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. BE IT RESOLVED: that the Board of Commissioners make application for State Aid Road Funds as provided in R.S.

and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 1957 Municipal Aid Schedule of Work, form MA-1-7M-11-54 as submitted to the PROJECT Division of the Highway Department of the State amounts of New set Jersey be approved and the as forth in said Schedule are included in 1957 budget for use during 1957 and the repair and maintenance of roads. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: that the Director of Public Works, Municipal Engineer. City Treasurer City Clerk, be authorized to sign and execute the Municipal Aid Schedule of Work, the Certificate of Expenditure and such other forms, reports and papers necessary to make application for and use cf State and Road Funds AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: that the State Highway Department forms for specifications, general requirements and proposals be hereby approved and used in the work of street maintenance and repairs under the State Aid program. Adopted. On call of roll, Pashman yeas 5: and Cina- De mon, Cruise, Manney, Muro.

WHEREAS The City of Passaic has and holds an easement for the McDanold Brook culvert on and across the property owned by Salvatore Cantone and Theresa Cantone, his wife, consisting of a 12 foot strip of land across Lot No. 3 and Lot No. 5 in Block 309A as shown and designated on the Tax Map of the City of Passaic; and WHEREAS the City of Passale corrected requires that the said easement be and relocated accordance with the metes and bounds description prepared by John Schneider, Municipal Engineer, and hereinafter more, particularly set forth, which corrected and relocated easement the said Salvatore Cantone and Theresa Cantone, his wife, owners as aforesaid, are ready and willing to grant. RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Passaic thatthe 1. City The of easement Passaic, across Lot No.

by 3 heretofore held and Lot No. 5 in Block 309A. as shown designated the Tax Map of the and City of Passaic, property is owned by Salvatore Cantone and Theresa Cantone, his wife. be and relocated the to same follow is hereby corrected and the following description: side BEGINNING of at Broadway a distant (60) feet point on the Northsouthwesterly from the corner formed of by the Broadway intersection with of the Northerly side Southwesterly side of Katherine Avenue, said point being foot the start easement, and running thence of the center line of a 12 15 and along the center Line of the (12) of foot easement thence (44.25) (2) feet to a point curve, along a curve to the left a radius of having of (24) feet. (18.51) feet to point thence (3) 27' W.

(100.99) of curve, thence (4) tangent, feet to a point along a curve to the left having a radius of of (24) feet (18.51 feet to a point tangent, thence (5) W. (48.64) feet to the end of the center line of a foot easement, said point being on 12 the Northeasterly side of Dawson Avenue the distant formed by the inter(109) feet Northwesterly from corner section of the Northeasterly side of Avenue with the Northerly side Dawson of Broadway. BEING a 12 foot strip of land running across Lots 3 and 10 of Block 309A shown on the Tax Map of the City as of Passaic, for the purpose of conveying and confining the waters of the MeDanold Brook. FURTHER RESOLVED that the proper of the City of Passaic be and officers they are hereby authorized, directed and empowered to accept the foregoing easement from the owners of the said propin substitution for the easement erty heretofore held by the City of Passaic across said property, and the said prior easement is accordingly relinquished and cancelled. Adopted.

On call of roll, yeas 5: CinaCruise, Manney, Pashman and De mon, Muro. We extend to Mr. S. Eugene Lindstamer our sincere thanks and appreciation for the devoted and conscientious services which he rendered to the cause of public education as a member of the Board of Education of Our City. In doing so we know that we are expressing the sentiments of the entire community.

It is fitting and proper on the occasion of his retirement from the Board of Education to note that he has contributed immeasurably to the welfare of our community and our children by his untiring efforts, We wish for him many years of good health and continued participation in our community affairs. Resolved that the foregoing be inscribed in the official minutes of this Board and that a certified copy hereof be sent to Mr. Lindstamer. Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

I An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance To Amend An Ordinance Entitled Ordinance Establishing A Comprehensive Zoning Plan For The City Of Passaic By Dividing The Territory Thereof Into Various Districts And Prescribing Cer- tain Regulations For Each Of Said Districts was introduced, passed first reading, laid over to March 5, 1957 and ordered published. (Myrtle, Burgess, Highland and Main Ave.) On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Creating The Position Of Chief Assessing Clerk In And For The City Of Passaic And Providing His Duties And Authority" was introduced, passed on first reading. laid over to March S. 1957 and ordered published.

On call of roll, yeas Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. BE IT RESOLVED; that the bill in the amount of $394,082.71 be approved and incorporated in the Bill Resolution for this meeting. Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Resolutions for Bingo and Raffles Licenses as follows: Amended PTA Pope Plus XII High School: Amended BL-29, Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel Church; Amended BL-33, Tifereth Tavi Hebrew School of Passaic; Amended BL-34, Congregation Adas Israel of Passaic; RA-168, Holy Name Society of St. Anthony's Church; RA-169, Rosary Society of St. Joseph's Church; RA-170 Rosary Society of St. Joseph's Church, Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Edward Rembish, offering the sum of ($100.00) one hundred dollars for a barrack known as 522 Paulison Avenue, Passaic, N. J. Received and filed, and offer accepted to demolish the building. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Passaic City Employes Civil Service Association, communication regarding the salary improvements for non-uniformed, city employes and requesting fair and equitable treatment in line with the other groups of employes who are being considered for increases and adjustments in salary schedules.

Received and filed, and referred to the Committee of- the Whole. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon. Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Motion made and seconded that a resolution be prepared by the City Counsel on apartment house construction. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Motion made and seconded that the City Engineer be authorized to draw plans for Westervelt Place at the end of the street at River Road near Bridge Park. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. The Commission adjourned to March 5, 1957 at 8 p.m... ANTHONY C. MARTINI, City Clerk Approved: PAUL G.

DE MURO MORRIS PASHMAN WILLIAM B. CRUISE BERNARD J. MANNEY JULIUS J. CINAMON Commissioners. A Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners was held in City Hall on Tuesday, March 5, 1957 at 8 p.m.

Mayor De Muro in the Chair. On call of roll, the following named Commissioners responded: I Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro -5. The Minutes of the Regular Meetings of November 13th and 20th and 4th and 18th, 1956 were approved engrossed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. On motion, the Board convened as an Excise Board.

On call of roll, yeas Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control, enclosing copy of Conclusions and Order entered suspending the plenary retail consumption license of George Zipko, Columbia House, premises at 262 Passaic Street, Passaic for fifty (50) days commencing 3 a.m. March 11, 1957 and terminating at 3 April 30, 1957. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control, enclosing copy of letters to Miller, Bamboo Room for premises at 36 Broadway, Passaic, relative to violation of the ruling governing the ployment of her husband by reason of his being a regular police officer of the City of Passale. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Harry and Martin Kornbluh, requesting return of fee deposited with their application for a transfer of liquor license for premises at 280 Monroe Street. Received and filed, and referred to the City Counsel.

On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro, Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control, advising that charges have been preferred against Mike Poydinecz ciates, Inc. Mike Poydinecz Associates, Inc. for premises at 86-88 Market Street, Passaic, and that a hearing will be held in Newark on March 13, 1957. Received and filed. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Resolution for transfer of application of Retail Distribution License D-4 to Daniel D. Solomon Solomon's Wines Liquors at 196 Main Avenue, Passaic, from Frank J. Hall Capitol Wines Liquors at 314 Monroe Street. Passaic. Mr.

Burton Weiner appeared on behalf of the applicant, and Mr. Nicholas Martini appeared on behalf of the jectors to the above transfer. A the petition signed by over 750 objectors in Passaic Park section was presented by Mr. Martini, and received for filing, After considerable discussion, the application was denied. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

WHEREAS, application has been made to the Board of Commissioners to transfer to Harry Platt Rose Platt Platt's Bar Grill for premises located at 317 Broadway, Passaic, N. the Retail Consumption License No. C-43 heretofore issued to Harry Platt Platt's Bar Grill for the premises located at 317 Broadway, and due notice of said application having been made and no objection been made thereto, It is, therefore. on the 5th day of 1957 on motion duly made and seconded, RESOLVED and ORDERED, that said application be approved and that Plenary Retail Consumption License No. C-43 heretofore issued by the Board of Commissioners to Harry Platt Platt's Bar Grill for premises at 317 Broadway is hereby transferred, effective March 5, 1957, to Harry Platt Rose Platt Platt's Bar Grill for premises located at 317 Broadway.

Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. On motion, the Board adjourned as an Excise Board. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Joseph P.

Piscopo, representative of the United Cleaners Association of N. Inc. requesting, regulation for, opening and closing of over-the-counter sales of dry cleaning and pressing of clothing. Received and filed, and referred to the City Counsel. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

From the Board of School Estimate, the following certification: This is to certify that at a meeting of the Board of School Estimate held in the City Hall on Monday, February 25, 1957, at 7:00 p.m. the following resolutions were adopted: WHEREAS, The Board of Education of Passaic in the County of Passaic, at meeting held in the Board Rooms on Monday, February 18, 1957, adopted the following resolution: "RESOLVED: That the Board Education of Passaic in the County of Passaie does hereby decide that it is necessary to raise the sum of $6,000 for preliminary architect's fees and test borthe construction of an Eastside Elementary School as follows: "For a fee not to exceed $3,000, the Board of Education will receive report from the architect on costs and small scale plans for the project in accordance with the Board of Education's criteria calling for 2 kindergarten rooms, 17 standard size classrooms, 1 all-purpose. room, 1 Arts, Crafts and Science Room, 1 School Health Center, 1 Community Health Center. Kitchen, 1 Combined Gym-Auditorium (300 capacity) and rooms for administration, teachers, storage and building services, to house an estimated 600 pupils, on a site of about 2.3 acres to be acquired from the Redevelopment Agency and the Park Department of the City of Passaic, located between Bergen and Mercer Streets. fronting on Fourth Street and extending into Pulaski Park.

For an estimated cost not to exceed $3,000, the Board of Education will have certain borings made on the site to determine the bearing power of the soil. "FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Secretary of this Board be and she hereby is instructed prepare forthwith a statement of this action and deliver a copy thereof to each member of the Board of School Estimate." RESOLVED: That we hereby fix and determine that it is necessary to raise the sum of $6,000 for the purpose aforesaid. FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Secretary is hereby instructed to prepare two certificates of this action, one to be sent to the Board of Education and the other to the Board of Commissioners. Paul G. De Muro Bernard J.

Manney Morris Pashman Murray A. Laiks Benjamin Weiss Members of the Board of School Estimate ATTEST: Katherine Y. Colling Secretary of the Board of School Estimate Received and filed. On call of roll. yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

State Department of Health. enclosing copy of Standards proposed for promulgation governing design, operation and maintenance of Sanitary Landfills and Incinerators disposing of organic matter combustible matter, same to be considered at public hearing on March 11, 1957. Received and filed, and referred to the City Counsel, the Director of Public Works and the Director of Public Affairs. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Joseph Biancone, President of Columbia Systems, Inc.

requesting an opportunity to present their type of operation if and when the City of Passaic considers having its parking facilities operated by private enterprise. Received and filed, and referred to the Director of Revenue and Finance. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. New Jersey Bell Telephone submitting plan showing location of one pole they desire to place on the south side of Mercer Street, east of Fifth Street, necessary to support existing construction on Jefferson and Mercer Streets, as existing poles in front of the New Pope Pius High School Build- bonds in the sum of $50,000 for each of them be and the same is hereby approved and ratified. Adopted.

On call of roll, yeas Cinamon, Cruise. Manney, Pashman and De Muro. WHEREAS Dorothy Rosenstone, the owner of the property at No. 174 Jackson Street, and known and designated as Lot 23 in Block 113, has requested an abeyance of the in rem foreclosure proceedings which have been authorized against said property for tax liens and accrued interest, on the promise by the said owner that the said tax liens will be paid in monthly installments as provided in the offer hereto attached and made a part hereof, together with legal fees incurred to date; and WHEREAS it is the judgment of this Board that the said owner should be given the opportunity to pay said tax Hens and that the rem foreclosure proceedings be held in abeyance pendpaymenta as aforestated. RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Passaic that the offer of Dorothy Rosenstone, hereto attached and made a part hereof, be and the same is and hereby the approved and the and Tax they Collector are hereby City authorized, Counsel directed be and empowered to do all things sary and proper to carry out the said arrangement in accordance herewith.

Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. ficient, WHEREAS, in there the appears to be insuffollowing excepting appropriation for gent Expenses, Deferred Charges, to meet commitments of 1956: P.A. 3, P.A. 3, P.S.

P.P. P.S. 13, R.F.9. WHEREAS, there appears to the appropriation for Contingent Explus in the following accounts (excepting penses, Deferred Charges, Floating Debt, Reserve for Uncollectable Taxes, Charges) or over Interest and and above Debt Redemption necessary for the commitments of 1956: PS. 4, P.S.

8, R.F. 12, P.A. 4, P.S. 12, P.P. 2, R.F.

R.F. 11. RESOLVED: that in accordance with provisions of Article R.S. amended, part of the surplus in the methe counts same are heretofore hereby mentioned transferred be and to accounts (excepting the appropriation for Contingent Expenses, or Charges) mentioned as being to meet these commitments, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed to make the following transfers: From: R.F. 12 P.P.

O.E., $3,936.00: P.S. 12 4 S. S. W. $64.00 P.S.

8 2 O.E., $161.00: P.A. P.S. R.F, 4 0.E., R.F. 11 $218.00. To P.A.

3 0.E. 0.E. P.P, 4 P.A. 8 0.E., $15.00: R.F. 1 0.E..

P.S. $120.00: P.S. O.E.. R.F. 9 0.E..

$1,218.00. Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 8: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. BE IT RESOLVED, that the Weekly Payroll for period January to February 2, 1957 in the amount of 828.48 be approved for payment. Adopted.

On call or roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. for Similar Weekly Resolutions Payrolls for were February introduced February 9, 1957 in the amount of 662.11, and February 10 to February in amount of $5,614.86. Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Relief BE IT Vouchers RESOLVED, in the that the amount Emergency 299.04 for the month of February, 1957 be approved for payment.

Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Resolutions for City Officers Payrolls were introduced for the following: January 26 to February 8, 1957 $70,197.98 February 9 to February 22, 1957 Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. the BE IT amount of RESOLVED, $39,975.14 that be the bills in approved and incorporated in the Bill Resolution for this meeting.

Adopted. on call of roll, yeas 8: CinaCruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. Resolutions for Bingo and Raffles Licenses were introduced as follows: Amended BL-34. Congregation Israel of Passaic; BL-37, Loyal Order Moose-Passaic Lodge No. 542: Sisterhood of Congregation Adas Israel.

Adopted. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro. The Public Hearing was opened on the Municipal Budget for the City of Passaic for the year 1957. On call of roll. yeas Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De During the public hearing number of the persons addressed the Board regarding budget, Mr.

among Mr. whom were Mr. Klevit, Metz, De Nooyer, Rohrbach and Mrs. Berger. After a great deal of discussion, was decided to hold a meeting on March 12th at 7 p.m., with the Board of Com missioners, representatives industry.

and the Board of School Estimate. be held for further study of the budget, to in the City Hall. On motion the Public Hearing was continued to March 19, 1957 at 8 p.m. on the Budget Resolution. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

WHEREAS, the approval and concurrence of the Governing Body on the budget of the Board of School Estimate is required under the provision of R.S. NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Passaic and that this in Board the budget does hereby approve concur of the Board of School Estimate to the extent of $2,643,740.74, which sum is included in the 1957 Budget for of Passaic in the following Amount Required for School Fiscal Year 1957-58 One Half of the 1957-58 Local District School Tax Required to Dec. 31, 1957 Balance of the 1956-57 Local District School Require- 1,321,870.37 Former Olympic Star Dies ments to be levied in 1957 1.279,595.00| Local District School Tax Levy for 1957 $2,801,465.37 Disapproved. On call of roll, yeas 5: Cruise, Manney, Pashman and De Muro.

Director of Division of Local Government, Approval of 1957 Budget 1957 Resolu- cittion introduced on February 5, ing certain changes to be made as condition of their certification. Received and filed. On call of Pash- roll, yeas 5: Cinamon, Cruise, Manney, man and De Muro. The Commission adjourned to March 19, 1957 at 8 p.m. ANTHONY C.

MARTINI, City Clerk Approved: PAUL G. DE MURO MORRIS PASHMAN WILLIAM B. CRUISE BERNARD J. MANNEY JULIUS J. CINAMON Commissioners.

Wife Free in Charge Of Mate's Fatal Burns (UP) -A houseindicted on charges of killing her husband by dousing him a with turpentine and striking match, was found innocent yesterday by an Essex County Court jury. Julia Stoneback, 69, was charged with setting her husband on fire last October 15 in the rooming house she operates. Paul Stoneback, 60, died December 31 of bronchial pneumonia resulting from burns. Mrs. Stoneback, who broke into a broad smile at the verdict, maintained her husband set fire to himself.

A defense witness, Detective John Walker, said that in a hospital interview Stonetold him he accidentally touched off the flames in lighting a cigarette. Lodi Workers Vote On Union Tomorrow Special to The Herald-News NEW YORK- Production and maintenance employes of Allied Plastic Mold, of 17 Vreeland Street, Lodi, will hold an election tomorrow, on petition of the Moldmakers Guild, which is seeking recognition as their collective bargaining representative. The National Labor Relations Board, directed the election 1 be held at the company's office. If the guild, wins the election, it will become official agent for the employe group in any future disputes. Girl Tumbles Down Steps At Municipal Building 19-year-old girl fell down a flight of concrete steps leading to the ladies room in Passaic Municipal Building yesterday.

Police assisted her to Passaic General Hospital where she was found to have suffered an epileptic seizure, examined and released. The Municipal Building is at Howe Avenue and Prospect Street. Hollywood Fire Writes Finis To Former Star's Tragedy Once Beautiful Actress, Dorothy Dale Dies Eccentric Recluse, Face Scarred by Makeup By Howard C. Heyn HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The once played never screened an unhappier finale. In Shabby Cottage Her name has Dorothy Dale, a beautiful actress more than 30 years ago until her features, so often admired, so often photographer, became badly scarred.

At the end she was a recluse, hiding her face behind a heavy veil, living in a shabby, memento-cluttered cottage. Fiery death wrote the final act yesterday. Her real name was Mrs. Alida Hyman, 74, and one of her roles was in "Foolish Wives" with Erich von Stroheim who died Sunday. Mrs.

Hyman perished, firemen said, when her little home was set ablaze by an old-fashioned gas heater placed too close to a frayed overstuffed sofa. Mrs. Hyman had lived alone in the cottage, at the rear of a weed-grown lot, since her husband died in 1942. He was Dr. Jacob Hyman, one-time magician, physician and Baptist minister.

The few friends and relatives who still saw the erstwhile Dorothy Dale in her last years knew her as an eccentric who always went veiled on the rare occasions when she left her home. Her face was scarred ed, by makeup poisoning years ago. Mrs. Edward Walthers, Husband Died Recently PATERSON Mrs. Margaret Walthers, 63, of the Alabama Avenue housing project, died yesterday after a long illness.

Her husband, Edward Walthers, died five months ago. Mrs. Walthers was a native of this city and a member of Helen Kearney Circle of the Foresters of America. Surviving her are a brother, William Curry, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Martin, both of Paterson.

Mrs. Walter Kirk, 62, Former Clifton Resident POINT PLEASANT Mrs. Mary Kirk, 62, former Clifton resident who resided with her daughter, Mrs. Le Roy Hilton, of Kenneth Road, died yesterday in Fitkin Memorial Hospital, Neptune, after a long illness. Born Brooklyn, Mrs.

Kirk had lived in Clifton many years before moving to Point Pleasant several years ago. She was a member of Faith Chapter, OES, of Point Pleasant, and of the Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church. She was secretary of the Cranmore Crystals Corporation, Point Pleasant, until the time of her illness. Her husband, Walter, died in 1947. Surviving in addition to Mrs.

Hilton are three other daughters, Mrs. Robert Scott, of Clifton; Mrs. Lawrence Sattelberger, wife of a Clifton patrolman, and Mrs. John Dolak, of Point Pleasant; eight grandchildren, two brothers, Thomas Sloane, of Lynbrook, L.I., and William Sloane of Clifton, and one sister, Mrs. Annie Herbst, of Newark.

LONDON (AP) Sir Sidney Abrahams, 72, former chief justice of Ceylon and one of three famous British athlete brothers, died today. Abrahams represented Britain in the 100-meter race and broad jump at the 1906 Athens Olympics and in the broad jump at Stockholm in 1912. His younger brother, Harold, won broad jump gold medal in the 1924 Paris games. The third brother, Sir Adolphe Abrahams, was medical officer for the British Olympic athletic team five times between 1912 and 1948. Mrs.

Abram Weiner PATERSON-Mrs. Bessie Miller Weiner, 71, wife of Abram Weiner, 496 East 23rd Street, died yesterday in Barnert Hospital after a long illness. She was a native of Poland and settled in this city 54 years ago. She was a member of Paterson Talmud Torah. Surviving Mrs.

Weiner, in addition to her husband, are a son, Isadore; a daughter, Mrs. Goldie, a teacher at School 21; a sister, Mrs. Albert (Rebecca) Kier, of Paterson, and one grandson. Miss Emily Smith PATERSON Miss Emily Smith, 88, a retired dressmaker who formerly resided in the Carroll Street area, died yesterday in her home at Westmont, 265 Totowa Avenue. She had resided there 14 years.

Miss Smith was a native of England. She had come to this country many years ago. DIES Erich von Stroheim, 71-year-old film actor, director and producer, died of cancer Sunday at his home near Paris. He had been ill for six months. Funeral Notices silent films in which she a more tragic scenario nor This, and failing health, had ended her movie career.

Crammed with Keepsakes Her sister, Mrs. Gladys Valencia, of nearby North Hollywood, said that Mrs. Hyman lived alone by preference in the tiny house, the rooms of which were crammed with photographs, clippings, keepsakes and souvenirs. It was in the midst of these memories that she died. Hyman and his wife had been married some 38 years when he died, said Mrs.

Valencia. They met when Hyman was the partner of Harry Houdini, the famous escape artist. Hyman, upon leaving the act, at the age of 40, began the study of medicine. He became an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist and moved to Hollywood, where Mrs. Hyman went into pictures about 1920.

Her first work was as standin to Mabel Normand. Later she became an actress in her own right, working with such personalities as Tom Mix, D. W. Griffith and others. She made "Foolish Wives" with von Stroheim in 1922 and had a supporting role in the original "Ten Commandments" in 1923.

Hyman, late in life, gave up the practice of medicine for the ministry. FDR's Naval Accuser Dies BOSTON (UP) Rear Adm. Robert Theobald, 73, the retired Navy officer who 13 years after Pearl Harbor accused the late Franklin D. Roosevelt of inviting the Japanese attack, died last night. Theobald, who left active so service in 1945, was commander of a flotilla of destroyers at Hawaii during the days before the Pearl Harbor attack.

In 1954 he wrote "The Final Secrets of Pearl in which he said the late President purposely held the Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor in 1941 to lure Japan into making an attack. He also collaborated with French naval reserve captain, Andriu d'Albas, on "Death of a published last March. It A dealt with the Japanese Navy. Theobald contributed several notations and maps book, which purported to substantiate his views on the Harbor attack. Theobald was appointed to the U.

S. Naval Academy by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1903 and was graduated three years later. After the start of World War II he was named commanding officer of the northern Pacific force in the Aleutians. He came to Boston in 1943 as commandant of the First Naval District and retired two years later to nearby Marblehead, Mass, Peter J. Maher, 82, Plumbing Contractor LAURELTON Peter J.

Maher, 82, of Burrsville Road, a retired Paterson plumbing contractor, died yesterday in Point Pleasant Hospital. He had been hospitalized 15 days with a heart ailment. Mr. Maher had retired from business five years ago and moved here. While in Paterson, he and his wife, the former Mary E.

Higgins, had resided on Pennington Street. He had been a member of St. Joseph's R.C. Church and Paterson Council of the Knights of Columbus. Surviving Mr.

Maher, in addition to his wife, are a daughter, Mrs. Paul B. (Eileen) Stouter; a son, Peter and one granddaughter, all of Laurelton. Jacob Sieratowski, 60, Father of Lodi Man PATERSON-A funeral service will be held Thursday for Jacob Sieratowski, 60, of 135 Fourth Avenue, father of Zenon Sieratowski, of Lodi. He died Sunday in St.

Joseph's Hospital after a long illness. The husband of Mrs. Clara Czailowski Sieratowski, he came to this country from Poland in 1928. Surviving him, in addition to his wife and son, are another son, George, of Midland Park; four grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Amelie Matys, of Paterson, and Mrs.

Anna Zauner, of St. Petersburg, Fla. Charles Panke, 83, Son Employed in Passaic PEMBROKE, Ontario, Canada -A funeral service was held here this afternoon for Charles Panke, 89, father of Wilfred (Biff) an employe of General Manufacturing Passaic, N. J. He died Saturday his home here following a heart attack.

The late Mr. Panke, in addition to his son, whose home is in North Haledon, N. is survived by his wife. and at home, and two other sons, Henry, of Newton, and Alex, of Buffalo, N. Y.

Mrs. Patrick Powers, 70 Paterson, and two grandchildren. Mrs. John Harris, 72 Mrs. Annie M.

Harris, 72, of 31 Lucille Place, Passaic, died yesterday after an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Harris was born in Merchantville, and had lived 13 years in Passaic. Her husband, John Harris, died 33 years ago. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs.

Julius (Dorothy) Way, of Passaic. PATERSON Mrs. Jeanette Marshall Powers, 70, of 70 Newark Avenue, will be buried tomorrow. The widow of Patrick Powers. she died Sunday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Powers was a native of this city. Surviving her are a daughter, Mrs. Theodore (Gertrude) Van Wyngarden, of Rochelle Park; a son, Harold, of Paterson; a brother, William C.

Marshall, of Trenton; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Sisco, of DOLCEMASCOLO-O1 12th, 31 15th Frank, beloved East husband Paterson, of the late Concettina, dear father of Frank, Mrs. Antoinette Guadagnino, Mrs. Anna grandchildren, Messina, brother of Patsy: great-grandchildren. friends are invited attend Funeral the Home, 274 Market East funeral from the Conte Paterson, mass St.

Wednesday R. 8:30 C. Church, Fair a.m. Solemn high Lawn. 9:30 a.m.

Interment, Calvary Cemetery. Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday 1 to 10. DZI0B- Of 133 Locust Anthony, Wallington, on Monday, May 13, 1957, beloved husband of Frances (nee tyka), in his 66th year. attend Relatives the and funeral friends from are the Kamienski Funeral Home, 106 Locust Avenue, Wallington, on Sacred Thursday at R. 9 C.

am, Church and at from 9:30 a.m. Most Interment at St. The Heart Michael's Cemetery, Lodi. Friends may call 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. HARRIS -In.

Morris Plains, N. mother on May of 13, Dorothy 1957, Way, of 31 Lucille Place, Annie devoted Services at the Bragg Funeral Home, Passaic. 143 Myrtle Thursday, 1:30 Friends p.m. Interment at East Ridgelawn. Wednesday.

may call after 10 a.m. HALL Suddenly in Highland Lakes, on Sunday, May 12th, of 1957, Dorothy W. Hall Carlton, (nee beloved husband Hummer), in his 49th year, invited to Relatives and friends are attend the funeral service 149 from Lexington the Mow Funeral Home, Passaic, on Wednesday, May 15th, at p.m., and at at 2 St. p.m. John's Interment, Episcopal Cresthaven Church, Cemetery, Clifton.

Friends may call Passaic, on 5 Monday from 7 p.m. to 10, and Tuesday, to LODGE NOTICE An Emergent Communication of Passaie Lodge F. A.M. will be held as the Masonic Temple, Passaic, N. on Tuesday purpose evening, of May paying 14 at our 7:30 last p.m.

respects to Brother W. Carlton Hall. Serve ice at the McBride Funeral Home, 149 Lexington Passaic, at 8 p.m. ALBERT E. BARTHOLD, Worshipful Master.

Point KIRK-Mary, Pleasant, age N. on May 13, 1957, 63, of Kenneth Road, beloved mother of Mrs. Le Roy Hilton, Mrs. Robert Scott. Mrs.

Lawrence Sattelberger and Mrs. John Dolak, sister of Mrs. Annie Herbst, Thomas and William Sloane. Funeral services at Van Hise Cale Funeral Home, 812 Arnold Point Pleasant, N. on Wednesday, 15, at 1:45 p.m.

Interment Delawanna, at N. East J. Ridgelawn Cemetery, services Tues Chapter day evening, 8 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. 1957, MIKITA Marie -In (nee Michael, East Kutch), beloved Orange, and, on husband brother May 4188 John Mikita.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the G. Edw. Vaxmonsky Funeral Home, 139 Ackerman and from Clifton, St. Peter Paul's R. 0.

on Thursday at 8:30 a.m., Cathedral at. 9 a.m. Interment at St. Peter's Paul's R. 0.

Cemetery, hours Monday 7 to 10 p.m., Tuesday and Parastas Wednesday Tuesday 2 to and 5 and Wednesday, 1 to 10 7 p.m. Members of the American Legion, Clifton Memorial Post will meet at the G. Edw. Vaxmonsky Funeral Home Wednesday at 8 departed p.m. to brother conduct member, services for Michael Mikita.

MAHER-At Point Pleasant, May 13, 1957, Peter beloved husband of Mary (nee Higgins). Relatives, friends and members of the Holy Name Society and Paterson Couneil No. 240, K. of C. are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, May 15 from the Scanian Funeral Home, 421 12th at E.

28th Paterson, 9:30 a.m. Solemn high requiem mass at St. Joseph R. C. ulchre.

10 Friends a.m. may Interment, call Tuesday Holy Sep. PADKOWSKY, Clifton, on May Iwan, in his 53rd year. and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the John Labash Funeral Home, 40 Monroe Passaic, on Wednesday at 8:30 and the St. Interment Nicholas at St.

Ukrainian Michael's Church' Ceme- at 1 tery, Parastas at 8 p.m. PEDANO- On May 11, 1957, of 94 Jefferson Passaic, Mariano, beloved husband of Sadie. Prinzi, age 73. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Marrocco Memorial Home, 66 Passaic Ave. Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.

Mt. Carmel R. C. Church at 9 a.m. Interment.

St. Nicholas Cemetery. The family will receive their friends on Monday and Tuesday, to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. IN MEMORIAM In sad and loving memory of our dear wife and mother, June De Nuto, who passed away HUSBAND years AND CHILDREN. today CARD OF THANKS FULTON-1 sincerely wish to thank all my relatives and friends for their kind words of consolation and beautiful floral tributes at the G.

funeral Fulton, of I my beloved husband, Joseph especially wish to thank Rev. Richard Hine and Mason de Porter efficient Funeral services. Directors for their kind and MRS. MARIE V. DE SMIDT FULTON.

Patrick J. Ryan, 74, Was Retired Stevedore LYNDHURST Patrick J. Ryan, 74, of 134 Valley Brook Avenue, died last evening in St. Mary's Hospital, Passaic, after short illness. Born in Ireland he came to this country in 1900.

He had lived in Jersey City 51 years prior to moving to this township six years ago. His wife, Mrs. Mary McCarthy Ryan, predeceased him in 1937. He was parishioner of Sacred Heart R.C. Church.

Mr. Ryan was a member of Local 867 ILA, of Hoboken. He was a retired stevedore. He is survived by one daughter, Miss Johanna C. Ryan, of the Lyndhurst address; two sons, Daniel of Jersey City, and Patrick and a sister, Mrs.

Jeremiah (Mary) Hawe, both of the local address, and one grandchild. Charles E. Kelly, 60, Rutherford Man's Father RIDGEWOOD A funeral service will be held tomorrow for Charles E. Kelly, 60, of 614 Maxwell Place, and father of Richard S. Kelly, of Rutherford.

He died Sunday in- New Jersey Memorial Home, Vineland. A World War I Army veteran, Mr. Kelly was born in New York City and was a former member of the Glen Rock American Legion post. Surviving are his wife; Mrs. Irma Lee Kelly; one daughter, Miss Barbara Lee Kelly, at home; three brothers, Alfred and Arthur, of Long Island, and Robert, of Trenton, and two sisters, Miss Winifred Kelly and Mrs.

Alex Chester, both of Long Island. Elwood D. Gillespie, Armour Executvie HARRINGTON PARK Elwood D. (Woody) Gillespie, 55, who had lived here for 10 years before going to Alliance, Ohio, last December, died there on Sunday. He had been with Armour and Company for 25 years and was formerly superintendent of the North Bergen plant before he was transferred to Mr.

Gillespie is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helene Gillespie; one daughter, Mrs. Clifford (Jacqueline) Lewis, of Pennsylvania; one son, 2nd' Lt. David D. Gillespie, of Bogarts Mill Road, now stationed with the U.S.

Army in Texas, and four grandchildren. (Other obituaries and death notices appear on Page 2) UNEQUALLED FACILITIES for the perfect tribute MORTUARIES PATERSON. BLOOMFIELD. EAST ORANGE ELIZABETH.