The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 9

on "Belmont vAve. was making a LITTLE FALLS "the most wnsfrucUye 4, 1 955 fluence for the production of large- Paterson Evening Nvs Committee Says right turn Into Tilt SU when young De Boer, traveling In the same direction on Tlmcq'a right 1 1 1 u. I. Cranl Variance scale rental housing projects which' are essential to the orderly devel jVYOmanF indS It CQSJCr toGlYCMOYlO LUlllUCQ Willi 11V The Haledon Ambulance first opmeni oi our snetropouian cen ters." FHADeserves A Pal on the Back. Information Than Explaining aid squad ave the boy first aid after which he was taken to his The mayor was told that New LONDON LTV-Mrs.

Constance home by Tlmco. Patrolman Roy Martin Investigated. Damage, to Yprk City's housing program ha.t been "hampered and delayed' be- jfcooper finds It's both vehicles was slight. No 01 Laboratory nomn NEW YORK. (API-Mayor Rob-! cwuse, the report said, the FHA has charges "were made.

tend that her home Is a movie theater than to try to explain TV AN A QUE ert Wagner committee for been unable to make Its special 7 LITTLE PALLS A variance tol better housing says the time has it Isn't, mortgage insurance aids opera live. Education Boa Little League ird ermi; construction of an elec-ronlcs laboratory at Rt AH and TOTrtWA BOROUGn come "to stop pic the Federal Housing Adminlrtrstion The trouble began a year ago when the telephone directory list "The FHA" the report con (FHA). Notch Rd. Vras granted last night by the Township Committee. The tinued.

"has leaned so far back Auxiliaryto Hold Talent Contest Cars Collide ed a theater's number as Wan The committee said la a report ward to avoid doing anything that Awards Confraijs (WSdr-Avhlch is Mrs. Cooper's might possibly result in criticism a year and a- half. A new directory will be published then. Calls continued to pour In. "I've been summoned from my bed, from my bath, from my gar den and my TV aet," said Mrs.

Cooper. "I've been called from my kitchen and meals have been ruined. Then I gave up." Each week Mrs. Cooper looks up the titles of the films the theater will be showing, Jots down the starting times and other per tlnent "I find It much easier to recite the Information than to try to explain the situation," she sighed, "but it does get tiresome." Last week sbe answered 200 wrong numbers. to the mayor that "the vitality of the FBA.

suffered tremend TOTOWA BOROUGH Cars number. area la residential. The committee passed a resolution, 3-2. granting the variance to Herbert DeRvder. 13 WANAOIIS" that many of Its procedures ap pear to he unworkable for Tranp by Samuel Reifinger, 417 Raphael Rd.

and Emily Haslem. 28 Mstbes Pompton Lakes, collided at the Intersection of ously as a result of the 'bousing! investigations' of last year." -The FHA "needs a few pats en orlalion. Long Hill Rd. Com mitts a1Tlen The report added that the FHA Mrs. Cooper appealed to Britain's state-owned telephone system.

Officials, were sorry, but nothing could be done for at least, Borough Little League Auxiliary wiU sponsor Talent Contest In the Borough Hall on Oct, 28, at 6 P.m. Priies for wlnnen will Gordon Kent and Dr. Jimi "needs a few strong and well-In formed voices reminding those of Stokea dissented- Greene Ave. and Mc Kinney Ave the back for the strong and con struciive force it used to be toid S-Month Controversy Bellinger, woo notified police awarded and movies of the Little League banquet will be shown with courage, caa and most be Last night a favorabla art Inn the housing which thepeople seed rtclaL'y concerned with the FHA that, unless it caa quickly become once again. strong and useful force, our metropolitan centers of the crash, estimated damages to his Car at $173.

There is no once again," the report added. culminated a tnree-montb con ana a losing name replace even tryouts of po- awards nleht awarded a contract to Wanner hrnf Ave- uthorlzed for this 1 co 1 be $8 -J The trip will The report, one of a series by the troversy oyer the proposed lab listing of the damage to the other small, part of their slums and blighted -areas." c. 'or me contest wu oe held on Oct. in th Rnr. must face a losing battle to supply committee, laid the FHA had been car.

oratory. Kesiaenta of Crestmont Rd. and the Great Notch Assocl- 1 ough Hall at 8 p.m. Persons desirina to enter the ation fought the variance since contest should contact Mrs. Marie Evangellsta at TE.

5-0379-R or us inception last July. Residents objected that the laboratory ANNOUNCING: wouia lean in innntrii mmurh. Mrs. m. MUligan at TE.

5-1855 Tment In the Great Notch section oi uie lownsnio. DeKyder. nresentlv owner nf a Chairmen Listed Uj, iw cuuaren. contract to transport three children to the Cerebral Center Jn Clifton wa awarded to Taxi Co. for a price for three daily trip A defining of emergency powers Sh 5fted t0 Harold Kitchie wag made following the question ng of a bill for some electrical work done In the school i recently.

Commissioner Samuel ran ran laDoraiory Hloomfleld. WiU nnraTnn By Mother's Club manufacture electrical The one-storv bulldlna Lwlll be 100 feet by 50 feet. WANACUE Class chairmen nn IfL JUL ine resolution forbids noise. and programs for the season have if smoke, odor or night work and outside storage. There is to be 1 1 Deen announced by the Mother's Club of St.

rrancis School. -Class mothers are as follows: a. lener Drought up the no heavy machinery, presses or amis. xne manufacture of Muemon wnat constitutes an aylng he believed It to be something that could not chemicals, rubber products or eighth grade, Mrs. p.

Monaeelli; seventh, Mrs. DeLlma: sixth. Mrs. H. Maglio; fifth, Mrs.

M. Dur- for families looking for plastics Is prohibited In the event De Ryder's business fails, the structure can only be used ss an office, laboratory or for aln; R. Mosbjt third, Mrs. B. Moran: second.

Mrs M. wait tor more than- period of 24 hours. After discussion, during which It was divulged that the electric lights In several classes In a wing of Memorial School light manufacturing. It was this Delia Penna: first. Mrs.

V. Cook: part of the resolution that neigh kindergarten. Mrs. J. Blgglo; and boring citizens were concerned continually it was decided" associate, Mrs.

E. Blgglo. Programs will be a follows sbout. A fl nfoin'l Fit? AH3 UDjectors said were was no Oct 24. Hallowe'en oartv Nov clear definition of what light 28, fashion show; Ded.

28. Christ- mai an emergency was something that had to be taken care of Immediately without waiting for board action. The work had been done on an manufacturing constitutes and there was too way of telling what the buildlnw would be Used for in emergency basis by the Wollen- maa party; Jan. 23, flower arrangements; reb. 27, movie; March 26, talk and slides will be shown; April 23, movie; May 28.

skit; and June 25, Installation of xuiure yearsw Kent Attacks arlance oerg l'O, tor $575, and question of how many electrical contract- ors had been called for bids, had been raised. Principal Ritchie new officers and dinner. Kent attacked 4he variance asserting the resolution stated "what can't be done but not defended his action by sayln that he was not an electrician an enough at- what can be done. He said the variance left "aven as the protection of 660 children ues of entry" open to things which was -his responsibility, he had acted immediately within the 24- might be' brought up years from now and pressed for a variance nou penoa.v prohibiting light manufacturing WEST PATERSON White House Cop, Treasury Agent Win Pisiol Match- Dr. Stokes said the committee was not granting a variance bull Renkel Appointed was attempting to establish SI I If II IW St I Hi.

manufacturing area "by lndes- cretion." He sailed the variance 'a two-pronged ailair and Adjustment Bd. thought the word laboratory "was a euphemistic word for WEST PATERSON The third Mar. Schumacher West Paterson Pistol Club over Adjustment at a special meeting and Committeeman James Frltts. said the resolution was legally the, weekend. Two White House policemen binding and the variance was in accordance with what the objectors thought acceptable.

and a Treasury agent, top shooters smong took the too three places in the matches. The policemen took the tesm championship. Roth groups took Resident had questioned ine legality of DeRyder's request since he did not own land. A live of the nine first pla ZZ: ri. a Jth.

K.nAWta for- DeRyder said CIsss A winners in, the Grandl hmA k. K.f. contract had been signed between Cash. 1164. Aggregate were Johfj the owner of the land, Edward Shelton.

and DeRyder, that the Crawford. 1163 of the ana w. 5. White House police and Agent latter would purchase the tract the variance was 1 granted. George Phillips, of the Treasury Department la third place.

CLss winners were Frsnk Township Attorney George An derson said -me' contract was May of the New -'York Police. legallybinding. Shelton died Frsnk Bates, of Paterson and last Frldav. Frank De Lauro. Schumacher cast bis tie-nreai- Class winners were J.

Mark ing vote affirmatively because lew, Arthur Kron and R. Her bert the recommenaation is souna. reasonable and (it Is) based on Winners received wrist! what Is good for the township collectively Comfort Convenience Lower Fuel Bills watches. Demos to Plan for Coming Election WEST PATERSON-The regu IIAI.KDON Emergency Ambulance Fund Campaign GEORGE W. RENKEL To Open Tonight lsr monthly meeting t.

the West Paterson Democratic ClQb will be held tonight at 8 13 et Passalc Valley Itoae. 1070 MrBrlde of the Borough Council Friday HA LE DON-K-'he annual arive night. Ihe appointment wai for maintenance funds for Uie HI-CARBON alone, your present furnace will' give you greater heating comforV greater economy and less work. New HI-CARBON Koppers Coke has been improved to eliminate more wasted-to give you more heat per dollar. 'It's guaranteed to give you full satisfaction.

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With New announced last night by Mayor with James Euan presiding Haledon Emergency Ambulance Earl Krarni. Plans for the coming election Neiikel, who takes the place of campaign will be discussed gets under way tonight with "Flash camnalsn" at 7 P.m. Alvar Aronson, wjio resigned. Councilman Bertrand Cusack James D. Parker general ennnected wfth he Broadway candidate for "re-election, and chairman, again Issued an ap Dank and Trust Co.

of Taterson. peal for volunteers to help the Delventhal, his running matt on the org nlrat Inn Democrat ticket, will addresi the association members In their work. Volunteers should report irouo. to the ambulance building. 411 A report on the Harvest Card Seven Explorers-Visit Airport Money Back Guarantee FREE Furnace Service Morrlaaee at 6:30 p.m.

Party, to be sponsorea oy me women's group of the etuh, will A house-to-house campaign win be conducted. Persona who are N03TH 1IALEDON Seven be made hv Mrs. Joaenn M. Har not contacted are asked to send their contributions to the com rison, chairman of activities. The card party, first social event of (h FaVI season, will be held on Explorers of Troop 7t.

were.vUlt-tng gueils of the Atlantic Avla tlon Company at Tfterboro Air mittee at 411 Morrlasee Ave. The dmbulance and first aid Tuesday evening. Oct. 23, at Fire port They were given an opportunity to alt at the controls squad serves this borough. North Co.

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And back of this wonderful fuel is New Jersey's largest home beating organization, to assure you comfort and satisfaction. With your order, Haledon and rrospeci rarg on 24-hour volunteer basis. Assisting Mrs. Harrison are Mrs. John co-chair of airplanes, examtn the inatru-rnent panels and up-io-dale types of radio and emergency equli-nient an observe an engine The report of the call made durlng-last month show 22 calls man.

Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Cusack and Mrs. Delventhsl. wlvei of the candidates: Mrs.

in mirtnn. in Norm naieaon. change procedure by mechanics The visitation Is part of the re- Thomas J. Maykowskl. Mrs.

John i In Prospect Park and one out-oftown call, a total of 37- Tle AJnanese. Mrs. Joseph O-Brien, ambulance traveled 63 miles. quirement for the Aviation Rating In the Kxplorer Advancement, proa-ram and creates an opportunity Cnunrilwoman Marguerite Bro-phv. Mrs.

James F.gan.Mra. Ger Republican League for the older Scouts to explore ald M. Fltzpairlcg. Mrs. siary rtrown.

Mrs. Henry McCabe, Mrs their vocational possibilities ana To Hold Meeting Phil Mc'Keown. Mrsx Occtavlo ftdafanl, Mrs. George Hallwood. HALEDON The HsledoB Re Attending were Explorers Jack pailey, Mike Carlson, Jim KHUon.

Fete Spalt. Ed Tangora, Pete Mrs. Raymond Strong, Mrs. May publican League and Indepen nin.nrt Miss Antoinette Euvone dent Club will meet Tomorrow Miu Ann Palaunne. Mrs, Rus night at 8.

in the Guild nail, op posite the Pompton Hd. tire- sell, Currle. Mrs. Panlel Glesson, MrV r.mrav fiunther. Mrs.

M. house. All members are ssked to Giordano, Mrs. Joseph Glancarlo Telchmann. and Vic vogel witn Explorer Advisor Alan Swarl.

TEOMANS SON CHRISTENED NORTH HAL EDO N-The Christening of Thomas Hugh Yeoman, son of Mr. and Mrs. attend and bring a friend. Residents of the borough are cordi and Sam France. DF.MO CI.t'B WILL Mtrrr AUTOMATIC HEAT, with reguUtee Installed In the first fleer el yesar be.

(S3C9S for InstatUtieei seceetsl fleer.) Act new he ready Htrntty weather. ally Invited to attend the meet-Irig. Refreshments will be served. Local and county candidates will im WEST PATERSON President Mr. Kellv will preside 'to- sptak.

nleht during tlrte Regular Organi 1aUUtk art ft) MS tlmWK Hi Hugh E. Yeoman, iao uranam took place Sunday. Sept. 25, at the Firxt Reformed Church of North Halcdon. The Rev Gerald Heesma officiated.

The maternal grandparents are Mr. ana Mrs- Chrlstisn Stol. The srandnarents are Mr Bike CarjColIide Bov. 14, Injured, hi i zation Democratic Club meeting to be held at the home of Harry J. Schwarts, Browertown Rd.

Schwarts will report on the dance sponsored by the club last week which was attended by 7- HALEDON Edward De'Boer. 14. of 412 Central suffered abrasions of the- chin and face and Mrs- iWh E. Yeoman, of KOPPERS COKE 1 over 180 people yesterday shortly after 4:30 p.m. Rensselaer, Ind ADVKRT1SEMKNT KOPPERS COKE O'NEILL COAL YARD 238 MILL PATERSON I Hit.

S-47M KOPPERS COKE eortig 9 FRANKLIN AVE. IOOIWOOO GILIERT 4-4700 KOPPERS COKE Ssr.dj Hill Co. 108 RAILROAD AVE. PATERSON SH.2-4469 when tne Bicycle' ne was riaing collided with a car operated by Michael Tlmco, 45 Oroho St, Clifton. 'KOPPERS coke COM.

CD; 16 CENTRAL AVE. Hawthorne HA. WHITE HOPPER 10 PLOCH ST. PATERSON i MU. 4-1892 Science! Shrinks Piles i.

The accident occurred on Bel mont at the intersection of TUt St. Tlmco, traveling south New Way Without Surgery Finda Healing Subatanci. That Does Both- KOPPERS COKE Vesnslra Da lis KOPPERS COKE J. KEGLtER 196 FLORIDA AVE. PATIRSON SHER.

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785 MAIN ST. PATIISON SHer. 2-073S KOPPERS COKE---in ran uwm FA. 60123 IN IIN IOCK GILBERT 4-500d Bergen County Coal Oil Co. KOPPERS COKE Wm.

Cadwrisht Pud Co. Ill VAN RIPER AVE. BAil ATKRSOS ra. a-ooae r. e-ooi KOPPERS COKE Chas.

Kolmbcrg Sons 333 MAIN ST. LITTLE FALLS LI. 4-0870 ran iawn FA. 6-2244 with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve I naln-vithout 'surgery. In one hemorrhoid case after-- another, "Srery strikinr improvement' was reported and verified by doctors' observations.

fain was relieved promptly And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amasing of ajl-rthis Improvement was maintained tn eases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months)' ronultk wtrs ao thor-. t. narcotics, ariesthetics or aatrln-genU of any kind. The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne )-ths discovery of a world-famous research inatitution.

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a rn on. KOPPERS COKE POMPTOH FEED SUPPLY ISC HAMBURG TPKE. RiVIROAll TL J4)J0 KOPPERS COKE Marina Ine. 444 BOULEVARD I A ST PATIRSON TA. 4-107 KOPPERS COKE United Coal Oil Co.

453 10th AVE. PATERSON ItA. 3-S311 KOPPERSCOKE BERTSCIIY 96 Barclay. St. PaterQt.

SHIS. 1-1 wi" KOPPERS COKE Gould Fuel lumber Co. 14t) VAN WINKLE AVE' -WTh6MI, K. HAW. KOPPERS COKE f.

UNION BOULEVARD totowa aoso LITTLE EALLS 4-0287 Mgh that sufferers ware able to makesuehastonishingsUtementa "Piles have ceased to be a.