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Paper -Fat StiU Needed THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY ntered as Se d Class Matte Pout Office, estfleld, N. J. Published WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1946 Every Thursday, Pages—S Cent* I Cross Red Cross Speakers Town Coundl Adopts Budget Of No New Clues jyToOpen $1,701,168 For Next Year In Dog Deaths Dietrich, Haskew, Mrs. Steiner Local Tax Rate Will Be $1,353, Poisonings Stop As Higher Than Last Year Win Board of Education Seats ! Named Police Continue The Town Budget for 1946 of Investigation 1119 Votes Cast In Annual School Election I^Hewe To $1,701,168 was adopted on final Incumbents Lose .Campaign Girl Scouts To reading by the Town Council Mon- There are no new developments Yesterday. AU Budget Items Approved day night, with no one speaking at in the case of the poisoning of 12 In Mountainside give eye vrit- Buy A Home the public hearing. The amount dogs in a section of the Fourth Gilbert A. Dietrich, George M, Haskew and Mrs, Mary E. Stcinen Ward, Police Chief John R. were elected to the Board of Education at the school distiict election ints of *« 8ervlce ll?e to be raised by taxation Is $1,562,- tes Tendered to men in 647, an increase of $64,000 over Scbreiber reported this morning. Citizens' Committee yesterday when 1119 ballots were cast, slightly less than ten per cent in time of war, and Move Caused By He added that no information will of the registered voters but almost twice as many as last year when last year. The local tax rate will be given out in order not to cur- Candidates Elected factory at a rany BC™- Growth In Members be $1,353 for each $100 of assessed tho total was 691. Kershaw Harms wag fourth in the balloting, Mrs. Kfwednesday evening, Feb. tail the department's progress on valuation as compared to $1,318 the case, but that any good leads Elmer A. Hofforth and Rolf O. Zillah White fifth and Harold I. Ke Senior High School, at The long-held dream of a Little last year. Included in the increase from residents will be appreciated. Kristiansen, backed by the Citi- Thorp sixth. * m At this meeting, to House of their own for local Girl L public is invited, work- is $50,257 in the Board of Educa- Deaths of the dogs are believed zen's committee, were successful in Scouts, will soon be fulfilled, it their bid for membership on the Scout Court Of Mr, Dietrich, who was running -JT receive final instructions was indicated Monday night when tion budget, largely to care for in- to have been caused by strychnine for re-election after serving two Jthe canvass begins, Sunday, placed in meat bnlls, found in the Mountainside Board of Education Mrs. Ruskin Watts, for the Girl creases in salaries. The local pur- at the school election held yester- years on the board, received 478 Scout Council, filed' a letter with pose tax is $50,089, about $17,000 area by the police, Honor Tonight votes in tho Washington School, Tests conducted by tho SPCA day. Charles B. Murphy and Les- 1 Heatly, golf professional the Town Council, requesting per- more than last year. lie Smith, seeking re-election, and polling place for the First and „ Lake Country Club, who mission to use the house at 231 showed that each meat ball con- Second Wards and 310 in the Lin- Two variances to the Zoning Or- tained enough strychnine to kill 16 running independently, were the Awards To Be Made ted from overseas in Novem- Clark St. for headquarters and defeated candidates. Out of 226 coln School, where residents of tho JXe he had served as Bed meting place. dinance, on recommendation of the adult humans. The dogs that were At Public Ceremony Third and Fourth Words voted, Board of Adjustment, were voted. killed ranged from children's pets votes cast Kristiansen received « JeW director with tho 16th The house, opposite the YMCA, 168, Hoffarth 141, Smith 87 and a total of 794. Mr. Haskew, also red Division, will give his Louis Vella was authorized to con- to valuable hunting dogs. Fire Three boys will receive the Eagle up for re-election after Bix years if purchased by the Scouts, will be struct a two-family house at 121 Murphy 59. •tf Westfieldera many reasons remodeled and used by senior Chief William Linden of 776 Aus- Scout award at the annual public service, polled 34G in tho Wash- K) why "Your Red Cross Must Park St. and Salvatore Messina to tin St., found his hunting dog dead The budget passed with little Court of Honor to bo held by the ington School and 241 in the Lin- troops and adult groups as a meet- convert a two-family dwelling, ap- opposition as follows: Current ex- i, On." A veteran of World ing place and will also house the at the end of his chain in his back Boy Scouts at the Roosevelt Jun- coln, a total of 587. Mrs. Stcincr '• i jf , Heatly was not eligible proval of the State Tenement yard. pense, 194 yes, G no; Repairs and ior High School tonight at 8 o'clock. was only six votes behind Mr. Ilns- t r organization's office. House Commission having been se- replacements 104 yea, 5 no; capital [ military service because of The decision to buy a house was Police believe the meat was plac- They are John R. Moore, Air kew with 390 in the Washington , but volunteered for service cured. ed in the affected area by a dog- outlay, 180 yes, 8 no and Manual Squadron 72; Roy G. Winkleplock, School, 191 in tho Lincoln—681. made, Mrs. S. B. Tobey, commis- training, 105 yes and 6 no. 1 the Red Cross. Sent to the sioner, said today, when efforts to Application was made to the hater in a deliberate attempt to 17, and Fairfleld C. Woodbury, Mr. Harms' total was 541, Mrs. •npesn theatre he stayed with rent quarters failed. The Scouts Union County Board of Freehold- kill the animals. The meat was There were 874 'registered vot- 172. Louis Budell, Explorer Post White's 302 and Mr. Thorpe's 276. 116th Armored Division thru have outgrown all their meeting ers for a grant to help pay the cost found on lawns and in driveways. ers. No ballots wore rojected. 74, Richard Batt of Air Squad- One vote was east In the Waahinff- ., Germany and finally Cze- places, and some troops have been of covering a drainage brook from One victim was a black mongrel The Citizen's committee, headed ron 72 and Troop 178, and James ton School for Dr. Robert II. dovakia. Travelling in his unable to find any place at all to Lamberts Mill Ed. to Scotch Plains pet owned by Eileen Byrne of 108 by Roy II, Minton, made a con- H. Harrington and Charles Lochte- Thompson, dentist. a vehicle, he helped the men meet. Others are using meeting Ave. and Shackamaxon Dr. The Marion Ave. Another was an aire- certed drive for the election of its feld, 73, will become Life Scouts, The 1940-47 Bchool budfiet of h their personal problems, and places so inadequate that it is dif- resolution recited that elimination dale owned by Sam Pasquaralln, candidates on a platform which David Tyler, field scout executivo $773,461, which is $52,746.25 high- IT the cessation of hostilities ficult to carry on a complete pro- of the ditch would relieve the' coun- 7B9 W. Brond St. The dog died calls for "providing the best pos- for the Westfield area, will award er than tho previous budget, was J a recreational program. gram. The Council has had great ty of the cost of maintaining cul- Saturday. There have been no sible education for Mountainside the Life Scout badges, while Myron passed with little opposition. The Hiss Betty Orr", a Red Cross difficulty finding leaders, Mrs. To-verts and bridges. reports of further deaths since children by providing a more ade- Barrett will give out the Star current expense item of $612,590 rker, whose duties are chiefly bey said, to talte on troops under Robert Doane, 406 Clark St., pro- then. quate teachers salary schedule and awards, Charles Baake will give received 1015 favorable votes and hospital trains, will also speak, such conditions. tested use of Matthias Clark Me- Police said Chief Linden's dog by continued investigation and cor-out second class, first class and 25 in opposition. Repairs and re- ling of her work in that field. Tho new building will provide morial Park, directly across from was chained in the rear yard nnd rection of school welfare. Mr. Hof- merit badges. placements, $36,320, had 1020 yea B'illiam A. Fine, Held director his home, as a baseball and football apparently wns poisoned by meat fnrth is president and foreman of SARToHaye meeting 'rooms for several troops A special agent of the FBI will and 17 no, and manual training, m the North Atlantic Area of daily, and also has a spacious back- field. lie said the turf is being thrown, within its reach. Dogs poi- the Fire Department and nctive in 988 yes, 47 no. American Ked Cross, will pre- destroyed and' the field is used sev- soned thus far wore owned by res- Boy Scout work. Mr. KriEtlansen give the talk of the evening. yard, where outdoor activities can idents of Marion Ave,, Austin St., is director of the Mountainside Other awards will bo; Tho election of Mrs. SUiiner it an appeal for the continued Annual Dinner be carried on. It is centrally lo- en days a week when other play- gives the board two women mem- pport of the organization based fields arc vacant, His complaint First St., and Lambert's Mill Rd. Community Association and is also Second Clnpe Hank cated, not far from the center of | active in scout work. bers once again. She replaces JMrs. his association with the common Col. J. HJMTDudley town, and convenient to the Junior was referred to committee. Troop 70: John Ceccehettini, Rova Johnaon, who resigned. The dicr of the 1st andSGth Infan- and Senior High schools. It has The Council rejected thu offer of Paul Hildebrandt, Herman Hone- other woman member is Mrs. Su- Divisiotis with whom he shared n real kitchen, which will facili- Robert B. Thompson, 530 W. Broad Dog Licenses A Must cker, Richard Jennings, Parker i hardships and hazards of five Will Be Speaker Square Dance Saturday Alan Lee, James Sevebcck. zanno Zwemer. tate the cooking and home-making , St. to purchase tax title lots at Mrs. Steiner, who lives at 139 jot campaigns. Mr. Pine served i 001 and 005 W. Broad St. for $400 Police Chief John Schrciber said Troop 72; Gordon Harvey, Rich- A record attendance of U'l s Mf, A native of Oakland, chairman of the committee on ar- balanco on hand, $387,286.65. Troop 74; Edward Clark, Will- rangements, advance reservations Scout work hero. A resident of ..., in) lor many years a finan- Collector Addison H. Clark re- 1945 A Good Year For Cupid iam R, Ifardin, Rudy A. Stnnzcl. Wostfiold for ten years, sho has I eiecutive, he now resides in from the chapter's own member- Local Barbers ported: taxes collected totaled $245,- Troop 76: Ted Carlson, Earl ifers, N. Y. ship, as well as from the Westfleld three daughters in local schools. 811.99, at a cost of $304.73. Town More Couples Went To The Altar Last Ericksen, Walter Kemp, Stephen Interest in the budget, which Chapter of the Daughters of the Elect Officers Engineer John T. Hopkins report- V. Klozer, John McCnskill, Robert American Revolution and the af- carries increases in teachers sal- Lenders Meet Tonight ed $108.85 collected in fees and Year Than The Year Before Ericsson, William Perry, Frank aries, a proposition favored and [At a meeting- of captains and filiated chapters of both the SAR The Westfield Mnster Barbers turned over to the town treasurer. Todiseo. and DAR in Plainfield and Rosello, Association recently elected of- fostered by the School Welfare lingers tonight at Red Cross Town Clerk Charles Clark report- Dan Cupid turned nut to be a of tho latter 140 were white. Troop 77; Samuel L. Hicks, Ed- Cduncil, is believed to have contrib- adquartcrs, 37 Elm St., a new indicate a lively interest in the ficers. Prank Damore was re-elected $1,529.50 collected for licenses far better marksman in 1945 than Chickenpox claimed the doubtful ward Howard, Edmund P. Lewis, message of Col. John H. M. Dud- ed president for the tenth consecu- uted to tho increase in the number «h of Time film, The Job in January. in the previous year, there being honor of being the leading com- Carroll Young. of ballots cast over last year, -1HS, featuring Red Cross ley who is to bo the speaker of the tive time nnd other officers were 182 marriages as compared to 157 municable disease with 362 cases evening in the chapter's celebra- Building Inspector Frank B. Troop 78: W. Kemp Allen, Fred : around the world will be named as follows: Carmen Gaito, Moffett reported 21 building per- the year before, according to vi- of tho total number of 495. Tho M. Lowell, Bernard Massari, Rog- n. This documentary film de- tion of this historic event. Tho vice president; Frank Abbruscato, tal statistics released today by An- previous year there were 043 cases members will receive their guests mits issued for work valued at er Don Sidener," Randolph Major, « Red Cross activities in hospi- secretary; Vito Galizia, treasurer; $42,514 and fees of $208 collected. drew J. Carney, health officer. The and 187 of these were chickenpox, Robert Gatewood. Senior Play 1 in this country, in recreation at 0:30 p. m. at the Y and dinner Nick Cocchia and Danny Chiaffaro, number of marriages, however, but measles led with 318 cases. In will follow at 7. Health Officer Andrew Carney re- Troop 172: Thomas L. Albee, | w Japan, Germany and the trustees. ported collection of $257.50 in fees. was still below that for the three 1945 there were 11 cases of measles, Robert Ai'mantrout, Kenneth S. ""Pinei, help for the needy in Recorder A. C. Nash reported $269 previous years when the totals 9 scarlet fever, 39 whooping cough, Welch, Eugene Hermann, Chris. This Week-end cd Europe and growing Red collected for the town, and $75 were 18G, 105 and 221, respec- 35 mumps, one meningitis, one in- Martin. civilian responsibilities at turned over to the County Treas- tively. fantile paralysis, two typhoid, one Troop 173: David P. Moss. Troop "Junior Miss" On Suggests Homes As Vets Memorial urer. Births were higher than in any malaria and eight tuberculosis. 277: Joseph Stallone. Fire Chief William Linden re- of the past five years, there being There were 91 dog bites record- First Chss Rank High School Stage Captains Named A garden apartment as a memorial to Westfield veterans of men and women recently ported 24 fire calls, 35 ambulance 304 live births last year and in the ed; last year and 07 in 1944. Troop 70: Richard A. Hnmback- World War II is the novel suggestion of W. R. Clotworthy, 703 St. calls, four special calls and six oil previous four years, 295, 2i)l>, 288 er, John Knzmar, David Young. The clnss of 1946 presents its Marks Ave. in o letter to the Mayor's Memorial Committee. Mr. burner installations npproved. Po- and 233. There were eight still 72: Robert Harris, Richard How- production of Junior Mian, Broad- Clotworthy suggests that "to provide homes to G. I. Joe and G. I. Jane" lice Chief John R. Schreibcr report- births compared to 10 in !!)44 and son. 73: James H. Harrington, way hit of tho 1042 season at tho ' n<»Md their captains for the would be as welcome a repayment for what they have done for us as Wtistfiuld Senior High auditorium 1 1 4 1 Each ca ed four accidents, 34 ambulance six in 1943. One set of twins was Waves Honor Paul Harrington, John Lochtefeld, W? ? " '" P"»i" could be imugined, and he adds | calls, 55 calls and complaints, three born. Thare were four in 1044. Gregory Schcucrmann. tonight, tomorrow and Saturday «t fron, eiKht to ten volun- thnt it would be a real service to bitious program, but the possible persons committed to the county There were seven less deaths in Troop 77: Alan II. Colyer, Ed- evening* A matinee per forma net) ' "ork,™ „, the house-to-house use of town property, contribu- Local Woman the town to "keep the young people S1X 1945 according to Mr. Cnrney, was given yesterday afternoon for ™»ssfor contributions. tions and investments by public- •""'l doctor's calls; two mov- tho grammar and Junior High n Westfield." His letter follows: spirited citizens and rentals from lnK Permits issued, 38 street lights than in 1944, the total last year (Continued on Page 4) 'tains f0, Division I, hende(I being 1G7 and in 1044, 174. In school H. I o £. y^ford, will be Mrs. As a memorial to the Westfield the property might make it pos- "sported out, 22 traffic violations, Lawson Miller veterans of World War II, I sug- j|jl 29 other violations, nine arrests 1943 there were 181 deaths, in WHS'B version of Junior Mim U.&h.crenbeck, amonKothei-B. s e 1942 there were 172 and in 1941 •revolves around the theme familiar Dlvl gest for your consideration the con- I lim sure that there are in West- Jnd vaIuc 9,f Property recovered, Named Commander Form Mental " *n 2, headed by F W struction of a housing project for there were Ififl. • to all who have seen tho piny, mo- field financial, building and real es- $2,016.50. fho Public Library ro- There were six more boys born Lt. Commander B. I.nwson Mil- tion picture or hoard tho radio rental to veterans only, with prior- tate experts who would study this j Ported $44.45 collected from Jan. ty given to those who left for the R than girls, the respective figures ler, USNR (Waves) has been pro- Hygiene Group programs based on Sally Benson's ' Smyth and David B.CIapp. services from Westfield. HUgjjerftion in an effort to "provide: ** ^° r o. 1. being 155 mule and 14D female. moted to the rank of Commander inimitable stories involving family Vi5 n homes for G. I. Joe and G. I. Jane" ! Of the former, 1)5 were white and during the period she in assigned trials whilo tho children arc #row- n 3. loaded by ChaB. Tho boys nnd girls we have Wifrhl Eaton tw younK ieo to duty as District Director, Wom- Mayor's Committee inpf up. With tho best of inten- '? - G. C.watched grow into such outstand- tions, Judy endangers her father's I. An.mntrout, E. A en's Reserve, Fourth Naval Dis- ing young people should be given ;':a" j Juniors Elect trict. This is tho highest rank To Aid Society huHiiK'HS, solves the "mystery" ol Walton K. Dun'n every opportunity to make their Income Tax Deputies n 4. headed by Fran- available to women in the Navy, her ui'ielo*ri alienee, tukun part in homos here mid become the future Veterans Group Mrs.Corbett Here Feb. 25 To 27 except for the Waves Commanding Plans for the Westfield Commit- some none-too-subtle match mak- leaders of tho town. Unfortunate- ODicor. tee for Mental Hygiene Service ing and endears he.rtii'11* to the au- ly, the lack of moderately priced began to take shape at the ollice. of Collector of Internal Revenue, Commander Miller, daughter of dience in general. housing facilities has forced many Reports On Work Woman's Club Mayor Purvis Friday, with the ap- Fir;;t nighters will be pleasantly ed by II. A. couples to locate in other towns John E. Manning, today announced Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miller of 2VA pointment of a committee to fur- H. L. Mon- deputy collectors will be in the surprised by songbird Charlotte where, in normal times, housing • Group Meets W. Dudley Ave., was commissioned ther the support and utilization of Kngle's debut as an actress. In , M. Coata Town Hall on Prospect St. from j as a lieutenant (j.g.) at the Mid- prices arc within the means of Mrs. Carl Corbctt was elected the services of tha Mental Hygiene tlie title rule who will remind nmny young people. 742 Servicemen Feb. 25 to 27, inclusive for tho shipman's School at Smith College Society of Union County, witli J^ntiniiea on pugc 4) president of the Junior Woman's purpose of assisting federal income in tho uuilie.net! of some beloved 13 If an apartment development in Nov., 104'J. On completing n headquarters in Pluinliebi. Aided In 8 Months Club at a special election Tuesday taxpayers with the preparation of month's training, she reported to year old. Virginia Dannehower, as similar to Meadowbrook Village in ! One purpose of this group will Housing and education are the evening to filll thhe imfxpircidd tert m their final income tax returns for the Fourth District Dee. 29, 1042, her bouncing chuni, Futfy Adams, 'ToPut On riuinileld could be constructed in nl M BS Jcun be to dispel certain misconceptions | proves her established acting abjl- chief concern of returning voter- i " ' Van Dovcnter, who the year HU5 which must be filed Air duly as liaison ciliicer, and on Westfield, with meeting rooms, rec- ans it was reported last night nt submitted her resignation last on «r before midnight of Mur. 15. concerning' mental hygiene in gen- I ity in an uproarious interpretation ! Night reational facilities and indoor and June 11, J04.'l was designated Dis- eral, and to show its value ih ineet- 'of uninhibited childhood, the first annual meeting of thu month. At u special meeting of Assistance will also be available Ut trict Director. In Ilcc, 1043 slic mtdoor plny^rniiiiil-i for children, tho board (if directors following inK tlie growing needs of normal, Jitiueii ('lark IIH Hurry Graves Wcstiicid Veterans Servici: inin- those taxpayers who must make a received a .special promotion to the ,ri,| •;•""'*'• "mni" «... ,„- .,,,„,,. with rentals within the means of the meeting, Mrs. (ivurge Foster intelligent, and progressive coiu- and Nancy Tucker as bin wife, Scni >1 spon. niittcc held in the iMunidpnl iluild- (leelaialiim of e.slimaled incunie for rank of full lieutenant, becoming bt»,i, ""' ' ' "'t;h School the very voting couple, we, for W H ii vice president to suc- the year I!l4ii—which returns must innriilies such us West Held. Mii'ui-o, find thu activities of Judy ;,.;;'ay<;vniinc,M ..7, to which whom these young people Iravc done ing. Since the organization began | " . tho only Wave ofllcer in the Fourth ! and KnH'y amusing i-ve.n though lu Mt' If, I:.. Hamilton whose ab:o be filed on or hefure Mar. 15. NILVIII District, to wear two gulil The I'lainlield clinic does not much, would be a bit! to repay vicJd'Vu v'ler.ms anil" of "this ! nSrnation was read Tuesday eve- handle extreme cases uf mental di- I they nfU'ii lead to iMuharrurtsung them in part in u tangible wny. stripes. Khe WHS prninotcil to Lt, | circumstance:; as far as the family number '.'- had immediate i|iies- ling. Columniidcr last. July. sease bt'f- is concerned with pre- The construction of such a hotiH- Victor Merill of I'lninfield show- With Servicemen serving; the mental health of nor- j i,-i concerned. Lois, their very pop- g unit would provide building tioiiH almnt. conlinning their edu- Jn his recommendation, M. F. ular and KoplnVUeaUMl ohfei' daugl)- ivition and 70 si>iu;-lit housing fa- 'd colnred Hlide>! taken ott Leylo DraeiiH'l, Commandant, Fourth Na- mal inilis idttah; by resolviiiK the and nlninteiuuk'u work for Home of vhiln he was in service. Mis, S-Si/I. Hail La r.ViiiY, K21 llrml-j (Mitolinnu! tensions liuilt up as it i ter (if sixteen, portrayed by I/ibby eili.ic. A.IVKTH...I h«;lP W..KBW-, (-| o., Toi'il Ave., wild 1ms been stationed val District, set I'ortli that Com- our returning veterans in addition !) 1 result of modern liviin*:. If these ! u in rcvaitl !" tn>' l-nnif'!, iii, n , L ._:I.,:I.. ! in rhina, li:i.i ju-;i licen t»';insfen'efl niMii'li !' Miller's "educiitioiml Imek- (Continued on l'ne;o 4) is fi,'i''',.!'!"l"i "VlliIi'bl«. Tcguln- to homes for many. ^."Jidrpn^icaliy'ni.'pVin'ilnf'-^^^,,^ ^^^ ,,„„.. lo Hawaii nceiiriiinc; hi it cable-j irroimd, ami broad |M'iiiesHioiial nivl tensions ,-ire nut properly leloised, s .„ ,;!;'"''"'N ele. Such Kiib- This would, no doubt, in an am- 1 Krnm received by his pnreiit:;. He. business experienc: lmvti ([nnlilieil Itcrsonnlii y problems develop wliick ; ;lSt S1 tllts of (:!>. I Mr. Merry w.'ia recently elcct.'d ior OHO8S, -12( SAVE YOUHH (Continued on Page 4) inf-'oiiipatiltlu Mtualiuii;.. 'Junior Ui^h School. tho ~Gth time. (Continued on Page 4) 1-17-tfl THE WESTFIELD LEADEE. THtTRSDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1946 Efening Groap Hears BkbspTo Visit Mrs, Mantes Tonight iSt. Pad's Chsrch

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and primary departments; n a. EI-,J morfifRg- worship, sermzr, topK,: "Scouts of the Works BaiWing To- i 51.47 NEWARK 121 r 5:30 p. fn., sspprr m^etinir? of At Ike Ccsler the Intermediate sad Senior Metis-1 OR1XGE . Cealral al Harrlwa odist Youth Fellowship. Box sap- No trailing for Hermes typewriters at per followed by worship by tse . . Braad «( Fraaklla Bambcrger't! You eon tcalk in tomor- Drew team. Senior topic: "What HO7TTCLAIB .... Off*, the Clairid^e Shall I Do With My Life." : row and take one home. And don't 7:30 p. m., !cader«hlp training! forget that Hermet it light enough to school at the Pnwbrterian ChurelL : tote easily, to if you travel, Hermes it 8 p. m., San«.!ay Kvenirjy Fellow-; jship at the p&rmnage. > uhat you ami. AU-metol, trith stand. j MM-**ek $*rrit« in t>,c chajw! i ing part... coils l«t iadefi. Ditelv—dse to Liiisifoie "Bkck ts your birth certificate hiding among Heat" principle. Finished io your cottars? Bo your bracelets lie i on your dmung table even when you're Fresbytfnan Notes stray? What you need w a safe. And Only l OQ '•** **»* here't one that's all metal and fire- resistant, yet tmall enough to keep in a ctomt (17'%" high, isyt" u-uie. Iff' 5* „ , ELECTRIC HEATERS deep). It weighs 75 pounds. Use it at "Hubba-Habba".... 2.00 Is 95 S4-SS— JS.95—SIS.SO home or in your office as protection against Ion, theft and fire. •,! J, Shiny Beaver Finish! 16 Colors Tihtmltt tmd mail orien fillrd

STATIONERY, STREET fLOOR Made so bMiuiftsHy of In-aver fini.*h«« feh. Wear to ii? *tt «wr»i'#ntii i"? --- it for.variy. LucSi-.vara.-i. siiieway^, m straight! '- -» F !'. tr, '4, ,". IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON Black, brown, navy, Uny, olive, coffee, copen Wwe, */" ,',"' V "" MOTOROLA AUTO RADIOS. "'<(' •'"»""' re(i' l)t'^ srt-y mix, shrimp, gold, :; turf, ,-ind white. ir; ?S- BRAY'S cia ' •••> '~- ia»ih it« ; ELM & QU1MBY STS. I. IIIMUMIUM! SA V E I'OUB I TeL WeatfieSd 2-42^1 -; N WASTE S'AFKH '^ iONE. OF AMERiCA'S GREAT §TQB£S* THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1946

Staff Sgt. Russell P. Eiehter received his honorable discharge A move to put New from the Army at the Patterson m EaB Pleli Separation Center this week. 8 1 Sgt Riehter, in service since June i ' * wa**s made >n 1th£e Time fc wlth pas. 29, 1942, lives at 351 Springfield Ave. While in the Army, Sgt. ^ H to repeal Eastern Riehter graduated from an AAF airplane mechanics school at Kees- 0 and ler Field, Miss., and the Willow Run Bomber Plant School at Ypli- lanti, Mich. Immediately prior to his discharge, he was stationed at o 'BSt October Peterson Field, a Second Air Force installation at Colorado Springs, ck and that legally Colo. tiHe^ted in the state, Cpa. V. 3. Lopresti of 546 Down- irked, "Well it looks er St. received an honorable discharge from the Army at the 2ft £» cut of step since Mitchel Field Separation Unit on pt October." Feb. 6. M0MM3c E. L. Ingram Jr., of 406 Boulevard was discharged from fcnntrWe the naval service at Jacksonville, Fla., last week. y, Aeronautics Post Sgt. Edward J. Bender, son of ,tr paal Johnston, USNB, Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bender, i£r]y of Westfield, deputy di- 150 Lincoln Rd., was awarded his f Aircraft Division, United honorable discharge at Greensboro, Strategic Bombing Survey, N. C, last week. Sheen named director of the In- Sgt Richard F. Garretson, 638 SI of Aeronautical Sciences, Maple St., was honorably discharg- Z York City, effective in April. ed last week from tha separation J™t Johnston is in Washington. base 'of the Army Air Forces at to January of last year, he has Santa Ana, Cal. He is a veteran L on bombing surveys, first of 37 months of service in the Eiiropc, then in the Pacific, in- Army Air Forces. nding Tokyo. He is the author Pfc Henry W. Nichols Jr., 607 !f several avintion books and has Porspect St., received his honorable njttcn many technical articles for discharge from the Air Corps at Camp Dix, Feb. 9.

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1 I I -..i;rj.. '. 1*V1» : MS >,,r,l, Air. W. - LiKaJ Newt On Every Page; 1> WK. 2.12,-,3-M I I 1 W TTTE WFSTFIELD LEADER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14. if ciola PI. died Monday in Harlem Hospital, New York. Mrs. Springs, the former (Jeorgianna Phillips, HASTE was born in Scottsville, Va., a c hold Tucs daughter of the late William and v's Funeral Mary Phillips of Scotch Plains. ;rtt Haste Mrs. Springs was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church, PlainfielJ. Besides her husband, she leaves a home of hs sister, Mrs. Ella Irby of Scotch HOUSE"400 iret Ingi'man- Piaina and an uncle, Grant Goos- lived' at 1004 by of Plainfield. ^ y Petty, min- Funaral services will be held to- Chureh, of- day at 2 p. m. at Brown's Funeral Just complete this sentence, in 2 J additional words Home, Plainfield. The Rev. Ru- or less; "I like White House Evaporated Milk, fus L. Sweneey, pastor of St. fortified with 400 U.S.P. units of vitamin Da per &2SZ&& John's Baptist Church, Scotch pint, because..." Think of it! A chance to win Plains, will officiate. Interment will be in Hillside Cemetery, Plain- $400, or one of 400 famous Silex Coffee Makers ,hter with whom field. just for writing 25 words! Get an entry blank at , T "«»•*« 20c rector of the Morris County Sav- coffee-pot. No pre-ground Eggs are a "whole" food. They contain protein, fate, minerals and FREDERICK H. HINZE ings Bank of Morristown and the coffees, day« or weeks old, vitamini necessary for growth, nourishment, energy and health. At Maltex Cereal "«•*« 22c ^erick H. Hinze, brother of Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co. can match the flavor of truly A&P's low prices you can use them Pillsbury's Farina *>°^>i,\Zc Charles Tombs of 1000 Wood Born in Paterson, he was gradu- fresh coffee. Buy A&P Coffee freely for tasty, healthful meals I ' Dr., died Friday in Muhlen ated from the Montclair Normal today! Shredded WheatNA.nco^ , Hospital. He resided with School and attended Columbia Uni- nephew in Garwood. Funeral versity. He served as a lieutenant •ices were held Monday after- in the First World War. , 8t Gray's Funeral Home with .Walter C. Prugh, minister of A prominent horseman and ex- Paul's Reformed Church, Gar- hibitor of hunters on the New Jer- d, officiating. sey circuit, he was president of the Aunt Jemima VSiS" *£12e 7 Minute Pie Crust >M2e Spring Valley Hounds and an of- Prune Juice SWMTCET •>'•>•=>. 28C n'RIflPlf CORN 12oz.11.. The fruits and vegetables in our produce depart- ficer of the Morris County Bridle B U UIObH MUFFIN MIX plo. I 10 ment are almost BS fresh as if you had just harvest- ELMER F. DRAKE Prune Juice AIRLINE «.b,.,25c SwansDownCakaFlourX':26c, lineral services for Elmer F. Trail Association. ed them in your own garden. They're marked with ke, 5G, of 500 Broad St., New- Surviving are his wife, the for- Prune Juice H"K& &23e Cake Flour suNNYHELo ;fa 20c down-to-earth prices, too! formerly of Westfield, were mer Miss Evelyn Wiggins, and Lemon Juice ^^ <°z.b«i3c in Gray's Funeral Home nt throe children, Andrew James, n Presto Cake Flour X 26c ! p. m, Monday. Mr. Drake captain pilot in the Air Force Lemon Juice [III "i—Oc Softasilk Cake Flour ^ 26c From , ie 9 [ Thursday in St. Michael's during the war; Barbara Jane and V-8 Cocktail j,'15c "J: 31c Vanilla Extract «t"0El«'32c Western f pital, Newark, of injuries re- Drew Anne. Also Dr. Lord and 4 6 bch., ed earlier that day when struck another brother, Dr. C. Donald Vegamato 'L°" 14c c .r 30c FRESH BROCCOLI an automobile at Broad and Lord of Ridgewood, who was dis- Tomato Juice sm-™™ 'f.v11o kc Sts., that city, charged from the Army Medical machinist employed by the Al- iorps as a lieutenant colonel. Tomato JufcB US "vile Baking Powderpft;s«"•* 12c iey Dairy Co., Newark, ho was From California Farms Ib. Tomato Juice Ks ««•°»25o Davis Baking Powder It 14c i in Highland, N. Y. He is sur. l GREEN PEAS ii by bis widow, Christiana Resolution Baker's Du?c\2t°ia Cocoa ^19c Morton's Salt 2!A,°'15c ir Drake; and two daughters, X 10c Gladys Love and Mrs. Edna The following resolution was White Rose Tea w«.•*..450 Ripe and Firm, i ib. carton mnl, both of Poughkeepsio, passed by the ministers of West- lona Cocoa <«>•*> 9o2«>pi».15cSaiada Tea B^^=I Htb.pta.47c Fine for Slicing or Salads of 4 or 5 . interment was in Fairview field on the passing of Rev. Eugene TOMATOES TootsieV-M . . nb.i..47c Tetley's Tea « »•«..•*.. 49c !tery. •. Mintz: M Wej the ministers of the church- Cocoansarsh |;S'»» .»«•>• 2?o ; Upton's Tea . *«>•*.• 51 c From MMfdSBORNE' es df Wesifiel3,note •with'tfeep're-' head grefc {He passing of the Rev. Eu- Junket Rennet Powder *» 3c English Style's? «-*-ZU Western Farms ikn Osbornc, formerly of Scotch b !nj, died Tuesday morning at gene Grafton Mintz of Perth Am- Tumbo Puddings „ A-1aPremium Crackers RABISCO PVo ; 1 Sc CAULIFLOWER boy. Mr. Mintz was minister of rts 'home of his niece, Mrs. Edwin Sparfile PuddliiBs'aSlfeas 5c Pretzel StixNvoRADE 10., pk .^3 *er, in East Brunswick, Fun- he First Baptist Church in Wost- O e Fcrrires will ho held today at ield for fourteen yenrs. He was a i Knox gelatine . . ^18c Choc. ChiPswmSsE '^ 23c Table Celery 2-19 Fresh Carrots good preacher with a direct and j FLORIDA i'dock from Flynn's Funeral Tootsie HM «-*.'21c Salted Peanuts U««MI» ",°" 33C ie, East Am., Perth Amboy. hallenging appeal in his message; j FEorida Oranges 8 59^ Oranges Urge Size irriving are two sisters, Mrs. ie~was a faithful and untiring pas- i DromeiSary Richland Prunes ".,.„„28c !. Cleaver of Perth Amboy and ;or of his people and a student of $ "a < F. G. Webber of East Bruns- itiman nature, and he was a loyal S or HOT MUFFIN MIX Applesauce STOKCU 3';C19C Grapefruit l^Z *•& Yellow Turnips »nd a brother, William E. Os- riend. We herewith wish to ex- Staley'y s Cream ff, Stewed Prunes S" ""14c e of Lynbrook, L. I. press our appreciation of the op- Iceberg Lettuce 10^ Texas Beets portunity of working with him in j Flakork n Fancy Plums S »»«-«»22e he service of the Christian min- i 13c Prepared Prunes a'" 19c MRS. JAMES SPRINGS stry and our sorrow at his pass-' Fiako Pie Crust k Potatoes . is. James Springs of 120 Cac- ng. We wish to express to his j Selected U. S. No. 1-'A' Size reaved wife and children, as well j BEARCSLEY'S aa his many friends, deep sym- I pnthy in a loss not only to individ- ; PEANUT BUTTER uals but to the Church and the FLAVOR-TESTED TEA! FOR AIL % ingdom of God on earth. "GRADE A" lib. jar 31c PILGRIM BRAND-ALL GRADE 'A' Rev. John Wesley Lord BarringtonHall^VAf^,0 Rev. Don Ivan Patch m Rev. John Walker James River SS""t"20c Sol Cafe 'JVrA'iSJ!' "••> Rev. Robert Skinner Sells Liver Pate <»«16I: TURKEYS Apple Juice •«« *•>.«• b Claridge Hamburgers !i ,48c Sweet Potatoes «EILY ^ 23,109 Articles Of con E D BEEF 18 to under Claridge »"» s H --21c Ib. Ib., Seeded Raisins i'rL 'SIS* Clothing Donated b 22 lbs. 18 lbs. Corned Beef HashJRMOUR'S ;i n22c 47 Tomato Soup Final report on the clothing j Claridge Frankfurters "»• '-36c BROILING and FRYING rull-Flsvsred « Thrllty Oollcjto a Frxrant Phillips «» a.-2o» SON, Esl. 1861 Irive was made to the national or- j StahWMeyer Liverwurst '^ 14c Ib c Libby's 14c "ANtty IURNES. Ownir ?anization by the American Le- '/41b. i'ion, sponsors of the local drive I Corned Beef Jit 13c CHICKENS GJSS,b, -35 pkg. 34c pkg. Libby's i" 8c nMriilril lloilklet. ast week. There was a lotnl of j Tongue Spread &?& '"17c IN G Herbox BOUILLON Cubes WEST FRONT STREET, 9,980 pounds divided Into 23,1091 6 CHICKENS 4iK o ver ^42o Ham Spread S1S& Ci9c Armour's Treet «•«• »n34fi Tomato PureeKr »« -23c PUINF1ELD ieces of apparel ami 2,104 pairs 3 lbs Gravy-Master >, I.-... I 8C Zero 15c luTomalciSaltl! •»» Bologna °Meat Loaf Renzoni Pastena «•• - Chili Sauce wm-% i2.,.b.,.isc HITTER'S—IVHhPDrk Spaghetti Sauce ""'"J"11*, 17c Gulden's Mustard .13c mn,«,!irl.tt. nnrt Tomoto Sauct •Fine Quality Seafood RinSO Whnn Avallai ..'..23c Codfish Fillet "36c Mackerel B«I«, 19C Brill's 14c Ann Page Mustard »«-i-9c Spick "Scuff" U.'.iSc HONEY BRAND Fresh Fluke . «• 29c Fresh Oysters "«39c Tomato Soup Campbell's J0S0 310^ •25° ! T fl Campbell's Bfl B ? S3 3 i- 24c Hygrado 12oz.iin Campbell's SPSKP10'!0- 12c •Jtsjt flisn UEr LE10 b c Campbell's s0™ S;' 12c Honey Brand "W 2i .-22o Av.iilablo j JIIQ CHICKEN KHioi 14c Frankfurters "B°S ' -""34c W« belong to fha diitlnguMmd group of funeral When 14c Split Peas «&£ 15c CORIIUrFIIIECOB l?o>.ti ""^on called th. National S*l,cl,d Morlhlam. G .,v*"v*< Avnilable Golden Corn MM ...... 12c To ««rve all people honestly ond well at all llntM 15c bo Reci Cotti Peas • JO-"-9c lib. 3 Ib Part of our code. String Beans",;::;»;;""-• • • 11c RcdCabuage S >'•»•-17c When Availalilo Diced Carrots °Nr "•"•' i ororee nrolntalnlnj, our high tfandards throughout Pickled Beets ««-'° ""14c M C g Biced Carrots tiSii ',";,; dayi ln ord8r fhat u m bob o ojsuroojsurodd Sauerkraut ««PE™I u«.<.^Ze f b y° °y V/liofl AvaHahlo c Larsen's Veg-ASl Sauerkwnt wr*'** *I.I25C pktj. _ Lord Mottr^Bceisjr Oromeilary PSnscntos 7,",;17c 318 For Dishes, Clothes lib. Phillips UennsiraSricr.""' 17c r East Briad and General Housework pkg. pC Diced Carrots S't » 2 ";;;•