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Give Avards to Paterson Tech Students Thunderjet Shct Down in Red China rirPF.i Formosa (AP) The Fair Lawn Officials In Court Today (Continued from Page 1) fl June 19. 1953 Paterson Evening News CMS Senior Vins $1,000 Scholarship Nationalist Chinese air force today admitted an F84 Thunderjet is missing on a eaflet-dropping mission, over the Communist ChU i to void the contract Band con llfet Mary Swed, daughter of tend the Capasso orRldee- lachaei Swed, of 2o3 hw received a $1,000 scholar eneer, is nor bound by any fixed rate with respect to industrial Karbace removal, -A ship from the Paterson Chapter of ncse Hiaiuianu. Pelping radio reported yesterday that the plane wbs shot down 1 Monday by Red fighters while fly ing over Fukien province wua an-other nationalist Jet. The broad-east said the plane crashed into Band, prior to the present Ca UNICO National. passo contract, picked up industrial waste at the Western Elec Miss Swed It graduate aenior tric Co.

plant. When Capasso was a mountain ana me crew was killed. the municipal contract In May, 1957. he was given exclusive Eaststde High School. She win Hater Falrleigh Dickinson Univer-jty in the Fail.

The scholarship presentation, made by Dr. Joseph DiStefano, removal richta. in August. 1957 an amendment was adopted which more specifically spelled out Ca passo blanket rights, but did not ii a nrice for industrial refuse re. president of the UNICO chapter, Is the first to be made by the local group.

It will be granted to Miss moval. Band was denied a permit Miss New Jersey Judging Starts (Continued from Page 1) Lawn girl has' been hers since Tuesday night resting up and to pick up Western Electric Co Swed la payment of $250 oe Vender PlaaL and Schmlt were members of the the four yean of her college at tendance. Borouih Council in 1957 and 4 1 voted for the Capasso contract. Th is vear old Scholarship working on a sun tan. Tha But vander Plaat term expired winnr was a high honor 'student in May, 1957, and he was not on the council In Aumst when the at EasWde and was graduated weather man hasn't cooperated on the latter, despite, a morning from School No.

21. specific amendment to the contract was adopted. The council currently Is shy PatTion Kmi Pkota CHESS cnAMPIONSIHP- trophy Is awarded here to members of the undefeated Paterson Technical and Vocational High School team which took honors tn this year's Chess League play. From left to right first row are: Glen Becker, Charles Cor ley, James Dykes, ot the Passate County Station, ery sponsors of the Learue; Ed DeBoer, captain; Donald DeLuilo, Ancele Cetlano and Henry Overeem, faculty advisor. In the rear are: Sid Hartley, Bruce Elannelt, Phil Stonehouse and Allen Stonehouse.

dip into chilly ocean waters yesterday and today. Dr. Dl Stefano described her as aa outstanding credit ot her parents and her school. Miss Swed was selected in competition Following registration at Wild, wood High School in preparation for the contest tomorrow and Saturday nights, the young worn- one man Joseph Matule -whoi was removed from office after belnc convicted of extorting from Fair Lawn auto dealer for a zoning favor. Matule Is to MISS MAEY SWED.

lS-year-old tredoatlng savaoc frem EaatsMe Hlrh firhoot the winner of the 11.001 ecnolarshin awarded by with other top ranking students by Murphy. Instructor in drafting. ley, Becker, A. Cetrano and Awards were presented to de- servlnjf. students for accomplish- Paterso Cnap1Ur, CKICtFK'atttai' trtefefcv nerA coacwa jrac by Henry Overeem.

(graduate Ralph DeKome is the Rpceivlncr awarrfc for Dartlcl-1 first to be inscribed on it Others awards lor partici hmAiA hv Romeo T. De vita, morrow, i menu during tne scnooi year ar a special assembly program held dignitaries, men went back for rehearsals. Matule voted for the canasso are William White, principal ef Eastalde Hick besMoi; nua ewta and Dr. Joseph J. DiStef an, president ef the local I'MCO chapter, who made the presentation.

yesterday Dv paterson lecnnicai executive secretary of the Pater ni Housing Authority. receiving track awards were: P. Rinaldi, B. Cadson, F. Fletcher.

pation in interscholastic swimming events were: J. Porta, cap The girls will dlsDlav their tal- contract In 1957. The other member of the council then was Frank and Vocational High School, at the School No. 13 auditorium. ents in singing, dancing, dramat W.

Hannenberg, tason, bogonca, wnose term expired this Outstanding among the award Diekun, E. McRan, G. Amiriato, Motorized Gl tain; A. van (Judenaiien, j. uon-anzl, L.

Di Croce, N. Petty, R. Clark, B. Brauch, R. Ham, R.

ic presentations ana playing must cal instruments. year, sogorka, who was tried with G. Glover, L. McLaughlin, A winners was a young new citizen, Jacaues Geyer. who received an Matule for extortion, waa acoult- Diekun, J.

Cerlsano T. Jimitn, Hamstra, Hoffman and Wrckoff Fights Grade Crossings (Continued from Page 1) ted. The Judges are due to check in tomorrow and from that time Shanks Warns Water Is Major Need (Contmuedjrom Paw 1) IV-Rtvphe. and Richards. Hahn.

student Council awards for onward, it will be the best foot But Matule and Sogorka are to go on trial again Monday, charged industrial arts award for an architectural drawing, a gift of $10 from the American Society for Golf awards went to J. Loreng school spirit awarded to R. Tat- A. Arabella, F. Fazzinga and with conspiracy, extortion and forward for everyone and may the best girl win! Metals for placing second In the tersal.

J. siiker, J. i'oria. r. Charles Hoooe.

misconduct In office over an al John Wvzalk award competition i Munafo, R. Klevit. R. Jagger, CJ Awards for varsity Basketball leged $1,000 shake-down of Balnh went to James Marion. Ralph De- Mastrangeio, )the scavnger who and silver and bronze pins from the student council' of Paterson Mazra.

R. Henderson, J. Geyer, C. Cimmino. S.

Callfiore, J. Wdl- myriad problems Wing the State Highway Department in developing a maior tnorouehfare. today aiclpjllties that use. the water, It was asserted. The state would create the supp with reservoirs at Bound Valley and cnniM pun hath in Hunterdon Rome.

Louis Stanrouil, George held the borough contract before Miss Paterson, sponsored by the Paterson Junior Chamber of Commerce, stands a chance to either take home the state beauty crown, as did another Fair Lawn ite, Beverly Ann Cass, two years Tech for service to the school. itonhnlmii and S. WatKins. Babcock. Chester Mazza.

Franit Canasso, First place winner of the $25 Certificates for Safe unvwg lin Fletcher, William Hannen- Judge Waesche last week released a statement which charged John Wyzalk award was Raymond were nresented to a. uem.vw- berg and Frank Ambrogio, County, but It would be the responsibility of the using mu- P. Mir. E. HemseV.

A. Varsity Baseball awards were that actiona ol the Fair Lawn Kuenn, a graduate, uraauate Charles De Blieck received a S25 Deborenze; G. Kege, 4. rearn. 1 Holland.

I. Gabriel E. Covello. Bictpaimei 10 "come aim i- rha water admittedly is not mayor and council "borders on criminal nonfeasance." He said reviewed the history 'A plana to conUnue Route 208 through Hawthorne and Wyckoff to Oakland. The WPA and PWA in the early 30's acquired a 100-foot right of way from Rout 4 in fair Lawn to Oakland, and It was rough-graded.

The route waa completed from P.mte 4 to Harrlstown Rd, Glen ago. plus a $500 scholarship award, or to share In lesser scholarship awards as a runner-up in the contest Other contestants Include: Miss Joan Scheimer, of Westwood, se presented to R. Ruggerlo, J. De-Stefano, R. Verblaauw, S.

Babitz. J. Lamberto, F. Hegel, A. Del-lanno, P.

Faccaclo. Mazza, H. Molendyk, A. Meola, and J. Van H.

UuriUno, H. Birch. Kas-kte, R. Piazza. R.

Henderson, N. the officials showed "little or no" interest in defending the citizens going to be cheap. It will be the most costly water yet developed In the state. But, lnso Nnrth Jersey towns are bond from the Paterson Lodge of the BPO Elks for proficiency In History. The-first place trophy of the Passaic Valley Chess League swas won by the Paterson Tech Chess Club.

Andrew Dykes of the Pas Moreuo, J. prescoB, w. ocuauer. ot Fair Lawn, and appointed At J. De Bulzer, T.

Bouse. V. Zim Blarcom, torn ey Dixon aa a "friend of the court to assure a full and com, concerned, these are regarded Rock after languishing nearly 20 Bowling awards were given to A. Fox, J. Carnemolla, L.

Kolan-i merman, J. Weir, j. Mcuee, Bryson, R. Van Kouteren, C. Mes- -ra nl k.

Father. plete disclosure of facta to the years. -Anticipating' continuation of saic County Stationery Company sponsors of the league, present kowski. R. Scbrieb, S.

Babltt, Bonazzl. J. Esnosito. N. Galletta court in the Band litigation.

Favor Court Action Am tha leaAinff Paterson high lected as Miss Bergen county; Kathi Conway, West Orange, Miss Oranges and Maplewood; Carol Ann Suhoskey, Seaside. Heights, Miss Ocean County; Barbara Jo Smith, -Mays Landing. Miss Atlantic County; Marilyn Beryl, New Monmouth. Miss Middlesex Countyf Ruth- Ann Nichterlein, the route through-Wyckoff, Mayor: J. SloanD.

Grassa, L. Vital! and Last night. Mayor Vander by water engineers as the last low-cost available sites fop: water storage. The citizens committees im-tnediate Job will be to organize nnnnrt trrnuni in each munlet- Evans outlined, the township in school in banking, an award of $50 was presented to Henry Bourhill." director, by Miss. F.

ed the trophy to De Boer, team captain. Other members of the team were Allen Stone J. Carnemolla. Plaat said that since the Council i A trophy for excellence In had adopted- the garbage ordi 1951 passed an ordinance for marginal control and the land Dia-on on behalf of the Paterson house, who is the top player in track and field events. was pre- nance, it should be defended tn laTton.

tttttv. The slsSft effiee' wfltf "fee Ahlefr, scejlirfcfTpnt. cijcwHS all the tc.t.te clew rectrjwowjiUHMS S3jn county; the He held that Inquiry in Yander Plaat Indicated that all Hoboken; Maureen Maher. Bay-onne. Miss Bavonne: Robin Mac.

Mugger Robs Wdmqn asi F.L. Yomari Asks 1958 Inquiries at SHD brought members of the now kenzie Wight, Wet field, Miss Sub assurances that there would be favor repeal of the ordinance, but urban union County; ueiaine were determined to take the grade separations in Wyckoff. st 2tA Vaihlhgtttw -Newark, Speakers will be-assigned from headquarters, and a series ol pictures and pamphlets will give Weight to the campaign. George Stianklin, acting director of the State Water Policy and Supply Council, said yesterday the -state already- has enough She Prays in Church for Dead Son P. Carpenter, Jersey City, Miss present course In order to find He said that again la March Jersey City; Kathie Connor, NEWARK (UP!) A six-foot thug attacked and robbed a 47- of this year there were assur out witn complete legal certainty whether or not the Capasso con- ances given that separa Police to Cancel Alarm for Spouse Newark; Miss Union; Florence Koch.

Camden. Miss Camden County, and Elyn Dean, Tucka- year-old mother of two yesterday while she was praying in cnurcn for a dead teen-aged son. tions would be Installed. A let Councilman Shonka. back from ter from Howard If.

Rigby, su tentative commitments, from municipalities right now to support hoe, Mlsi jersey Cape (Cape May County). pervising engineer, stated, ac- cording to, Evans: "You can be a Nebraska vacation, said "We want the facts and facts only. If there is fraud, we want to bring it to light" the bond issue. No Tree Rides At the same time. Shankltn put FAIR LAWN Mrs.

Barbara Romaine. of 25-28 Romalne assured tnat mere wiii do no grade crossing permitted when this route la extended through The Mrs. William Ca-, puto. told police a young mugger grabbed her about the neck and snatched her purse containing about $10. a prayer book, and rosary beads while' she knelt in prayer at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.

Mrs. Canuto has been visiting Said Vander Plaat: "If there Is SGT. RICnARD A. QUINN climbs hill wearing rocket' fraud, the contract will be broken. municipalities on notice that Crown fires In evergreen forests are those which spread from tree-top to treetop.

Such a fire moves as fast as SO miles an hour, so fast that even birds cannot out-speed the Games, and many nowered Jump belt Belt la We do not want to deal with any In Car Collision yesterday asked police to cancel a missing persons alarm for her husband, Gerard, 34, missing Wyckolf Townsnip. we will nave cither an overpass or underpass one who deals in fraud. they cannot expect to "get a free ride in the water situation. Shonka said the Council's ac at all Important streets." small nnit strapped to his waist under his field pack. Unit, part of gorernment-aponsored pro Ject to boost mobility of troops.

since May 21. If towns that need water now tion does not indicate it is siding Evans said tne township was Romalne an Inter-City bus A man and a woman were in the churcn daily since the death of her 16-year-old son. William withor fighting, Capasso, and shocked on June 11 when the wait five or so years and then tnr to buy Into the Bound Val- driver, who left his wife and five ured yesterday when a car In tnat tne council favors prosecu engineering firm of Goodkind Jr about a year ago. children after leaving a note say and Dea reported at a Planning She told police she noticed It tion of anyone involved tn "irregular dealings," He said: "Persons ing he had made a mess of his which they were riding was turned completely around from the Impact of a collision at 14th Commission meeting that they life," is staying with his mother young man sitting in a rear pew when she entered the church. responsible for fraudulent deal had been hired to make plans is under development at uen ville.

Specific uses include leaping from landing boats and dash tor cover and attacking pillboxes with flame throwers by leaping over them and attacking from the rear. AP Wirephoto) ley or Spruce Run supply, he warned, they will have to pay a lee amounting to the Interest and principal they would have paid had they been in on the Drolect from the start in Dumont. Mrs. Romaine de Ave. and E.

33rd St. ings should pay tne lull penalty, Mrs. Caputo said she sat near the for crossing at grade. clared this morning. Treated by a doctor in the The matter was brought be Mrs.

Romaine visited her hus area were Alice Welsser. 40, of altar and later became aware that the youth had moved to a seat directly behind her. They ra Mors par PLF.XlniLITg AND FIT fore the Bergen freeholders yes band at his mother's residence. Sen. Dumont said that the bond terday with tne Indicated result.

463 E. 40th and Gilbert Fischer, 62, of 33 Terhune He "had very little to He were alone. Issue would be allocated as fol The Issue ts now being probed will stay at his mother nome lows: 30 million to build Round Mrs. Canuto said the youth LodL Accessory in Brink's Holdup Slain (Continued from Page 1) with the State Highway for the time being, Mrs. Romaine threw his arm around her neck Mrs.

Welsser suffered a broken Vallev; 7 million for Spruce Run million for planning an engi- said. and applied pressure. He then rib and chest pains and Fischer Herring studies In the Raritan and grabbed her purse. Mrs. Romaine said she Is trying to withdraw a desertion com Pike Workers Keep AFL-CIO Millstone river watersheds; had chest pains and a bump on the head.

plaint she signed against her bus- million for similar studies any federal Jail sentence In New Vnrlr Snrlt 9 in 4nnna4tinn They were in a car driven by band last week. His Love for Merry-Go-Round Truck Costs Bo Life where else In the state where it Is needed; 2tt million acquisition cost of Round Valley site to be Emil Welsser. of the 40th St ad Behrman Taken III On Veritans Sail w.ith a multi-million dollar nar cotics ring. He appealed. dress, when it was struck by one NEWARK (UPI) New Jersey Buccelli and Edwrad (Wimpy) repaid to the state, and a $100, driven by Gerald Goldberg, of Bennett.

38. of Weymouth, plead Yonkers, N. Y. Turnpike Employes have voted nearly two to one to retain an 000 allocation tto Investigate underground storage possibilities in the "Pennsuaken Soil" In the area NEW YORK (AP) Michael Raymond J. Behrman, of 368 18th Ave-, a prominent Paterson Goldberg said he tried to stop ed guilty to accepting $60,000 of the $1,219,000 stolen from Brink's Ike and Dulles Reappraising Soviet (Continued from Page 1) AKL.Liu union as weir Bar SUSSMAN'S at a stop sign but his foot slipped ef Mercer County, Boston headquarters in January Roccltana, 7, was treated to three rides oa a small merry-go-round off the brake.

According to engineering est I 1850. business man, was taken 111 yesterday during the Veritans annual boat ride. He was driven home jjora timer, of io-is reis- He was sentenced and served mounted "oa a truck parked near gaining agent Instead of switching to a rival. Teamsters. union local The results were 267 for Local 1511: state.

County and Municipal two years in the House of Cor Inger PL, injured her right shoulder while crossing 5th Ave his home yesterday. mates, it would take three years to build Round Valley and two years for Spruce Run. Pinallnaa talrlni tha water incidents as the execution of for mer Premier Imre Nagy of Hun 8ary. from Bear Mountain, accom rection. Bennett served one year.

80 MAIM STREET. "IXCtUSfVnr CNHORIarj SHors owir PARK rRKH ANT LOT WIS REFUND FES It was great fun. Michael didn't panied by a Paterson physician. Link with Bergen Hoods? Employes, AFLCIO to 140 for want to quit, near E. Z7tb St She said she slipped and fell on newly-laid tar.

She was held In Paterson In New York, meanwhile police He was reported resting com away from these reservoirs would He said that the execution ot Nagy, who was premier at the Local 575, vending miacnine anu allied Workers. Teamsters Union. noted a link of odd coincidence Be leaped oa the rear of the Opaa Thunder ft Friday luanlnai fortably this morning at bis home, He Is a former Veritans president. cost another $43 million, on top of that, each municipality would General Hospital for observation between tne Bucheiii murder and time of tne Hungarian revolt truck as the merrv-co-ro and oner- Forty of the Teamsters wies were challenged and one was ator started to pull away trom have the responsiblUty of build lng its own intake line, distribu- against Soviet communism in late 1956, showed that the Soviets are the slaying there of another gangland hoodlum, John Michael Earle. the curb.

voided. His hands slipped and he was Uoa and treatment systems. Enouch Unltl 1975 Earle. 39. died today after being lotiowing "policies of terror and intimidation to bring about complete subservience to their will' In all, the two new reservoirs shot down yesterday in a West Dickinson College in Carlisle, would create an additional supply Pa allnwi members Of Us IBC- Side cafeteria during an argu ment with another man.

ol 130 million gallons a day iiitv a vear'a of absence He added that this Incident Police said Bucheiii and Earle should alert the entire free world every ten years wiu iuii enough to assure New Jersey of a safe supply until 1973, declared war friends of the notorious El Thii it in addition to tneir an to "the lack of confidence that 10CO Mmmm I I a. a 7 a mer "Trigger" Burke, once hired Bute sen. Donai c. Fox tD-Essex) nual vacations, but me proiesso we are' compelled to feel in the words and actions ot these Com who Is supporting the reservoir hav tn renort back what con in an unsuccessful attempt to silence O'Keefe in the Brink's proposal and referendum. crushed to death by a rear wheel Michaels father, Joseph, a Department of SantiaUon gar.

ageman, was one of the qualifiers in the U. S. Open Golf championship at Tulsa last week. Last Tuesday night Joseph won $250 on a television show when a panel vts unable to pick him from three department of sanitation men dressed alike and each carrying a golf bag. He donated the monev to the boy's club ef New York to preserve his amateur golf standing.

structive study and work they munist imperialists. Shanks made It plain that the case. have done on the year's leave. His -hopes for coming to work greatest danger to the referendum Working with one slim clue the overheard comment of Earle's able agreements with the Soviets, noor.1 wmwM was in nubile complacency. be added, have, suffered "a very there is no threat of water short- assailant "What do you think tlon to get across the basie fact that annnlv and consumption right great setback." age at the time of the votmg, It vou're doing? Don't push me Ml This obviously referred to ne Deputy uniei inspec-i gotiations for a summit will be difficult to get people out now are about even in New Jersey to vote, Shanks said.

and there is no margin to rely The main Job of the citizens' upon in the future except through committee will be public educa- the creation of storage facilities. tor Edward W. Byrnes said there were a number of possible, mo tive for the shooting. 50 MORE EFF1CIDIT "We have no knowledge that he ever did an honest dav's Roman Holiday LAST 2 WEEK Fred Ricciardi Heads FMBA (Continued from Page 1) work." saiil Byrnes of the puffy- faced victim. Called a hanger-on COOLING SURFACE than those in usual plate type cooling systems! Takes 20 less Space than previous Thlnlines" union the big shots of crime.

Earle two weeks ago was released Thomas Hughes, shift after serving an eight month jail GOING OUT OIF term for assault. geant-at-arms. Josenh Douehertv and Leo Police declined to disclose de Fitzsimmons were reelected trus Fits Most AtlY Window tees for two-vear terms. tails of Earle's activities. He had been living la a trailer nark at 103 Moonachie Wood-Ridge.

Elected state convention dele SHOE BUSINESS 1 1 NO C05UT fr 230-VXXT A i lEwmiNG 1 Mlf NEEDCD1 gates were Donald Cunningham, IOW o-y blghl 1-MF, IIO COOU ING CAPACITY l.ov 9J0Q0 Has twlca Hm coaiprattor apaad ton ad hi atdlaaty reeai ok coadiHoMn. N. with his wife and two-year-old ehlkL Carmine Grossl, William savage and Pelligrino. PANIC PRICES Ricciardi, who was appointed Cwmnii Atr The Samuel Casey farm, which dates from Is a historic to the Fire Department in ish CMr Amm, aa. amlH at IIS Valid Air fnMfcaaar Far.

urn Alt rHMrl larr-Actlaa CMtrald PaHaraaaat ta. MEN'S fx an aide -to Denutv Chief James place for sightseers In Seunders- towa. R.I. The will of its last OaM OaaiaHaal Cbamplain. He and his wife, tne former Anna Piazza, reside at 60 owner stipulates that it must con S3 7 4 Howard with their three chil W1 0 tinue to operate as a farm, as well as being a choice haven for HP, Model R-42P iaattan i Ko Payrr.cr.l Until An SMALL DOWN PAYMINT dren.

Judy, Janice, seven, and Lenore. six. slEfltseers. WOMEN'S Values To 1 9.95 Deliaaa- TrayHaf Mat Pramatt f.laa Maa? Dalalal Otaara Deh aU Calan, a Insurance Firm Granted $250,000 rrr Values Jo $26.95 FtMaiaa PerUf rW-m Ftenaala HatUataa SUar-A Above Asking Vs. Cooncy Estate I' -X7 I 902.51 In, interest NEWARK P) A Superior Court Judge has granted the Fire-j OnlT Known Assets Meanwhile.

Joseph JHay den. ad CHILDREN'S MEN'S men insurance 1,0. nearly more than it asked for tn a ministrator- of Cooney's estate said the estate's only known as suit against the estate of the late John R. Cooney. VCHK SHOES sets are Cooney's South Orange Seofeaf-to KeAroereJiM MacMhW Judse Mark H.

Sullivan ruled nome, property in uayneaa, insurance policies and a few bonds. vmtprrlav that tha insurance firm $297TO 5433 Values To S19S came aa a strange sequel to was entitled to from the estate of its former president Uooney rags-to-ricnes-io-pnson i4! storv. The company fiad asaed for IV S379.539. PUBLIC REPRieERATiOW. An orphan hoy, ne rose Become president of Firemen's and of the slant Loyalty Insurance Sullivan aaid he bad used as wuiut aawr.

tn. Mur OUMfs a PaHan aaatas ll. a riM-rif the basis for his Judgment testi Values To $17.95 monv by company accountants Out Cooney withdrew $680,482.23 OtZH EVENINGS TIL 10 TM. 7 Group, of which firemen a part, Cooney resigned his posts under pressure from New Jersey from the Firemen's petty, cash tund between 1849 and 1U54. MRS.

ETHEL JONES. teacher of Ajtlixv for 41 years tat an East GarrY. lad sr Wat. leaves New fork airport for Some to find ewt what the city really, is and New tone state insurance ot 2C3 nnmrET street patersoii it was" the Judge added, that all the vouchers made petals and subsequently con- 1 w's' wrfi ijsfc I far a urM-tk ftii I Ike wiuiarawais nao oeen aesiroyea. sion or I2zz.

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