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THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY

Enter yd &,•* Wut-und (MUHH Mutter Published I'ost Office, Wcvttteld, N. 3. WESTFIELD, NEW , THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949 Every Thursday. ehcs They're Mailing A Letter Jo You! Lions Club to Campaign Sponsor Easter Council May Buy yestlield Egg Hunt Again New Aerial Truck Her Being More Than 2,500 riled to Residents Children Expected $27,000 Fire-Fighting Apparatus Galled Committee To Participate Necessary by Commissioner Conrad Lewis Cancer Fund drive for 1949 The Lion's Club Easter Egg Ordinances authorizing the purchase of a {27,000 aerial ladder owned this week in West- Hunt, not repeated last year be- fire truck, the continuation for another year of the $200 cost of living hen an ai>l>ea! was mailed I cause of Ihe early advent of East- bonus for town employees earning less than $5000 a year, providing , family in town citing the er, will be held again this year on for the improvement of South Chestnut street and the awarding of need for funds and urging the afternoon of the Saturday be- bids for construction work, highlighted Monday night's session at fore Easter, in Mindowaskin Park. the Town Council held in Town Hall. '"year' Westfield failed to The annual event, which has 8 quota so that it is hoped, now been held for almost a score Fire Commissioner Conrad B. i jt will exceed its compar- Labor Forum of yeais by the club, is one of the Lewis explained that the purchase imall quota of $4,000. outstanding events of the Lions of the new fire truck was consid- he eve of the 1949 drive, Club season. Orders have been Next Thursday ered necessary in view of the fact continues throughout April, placed for approximately ;J,O00 j that the present one has been con* non County chapter of the eggs and IJOO poenf of jelly beans! K. of C. to Sponsor demned by the Schedule Rating an Cancer Society issued a nnd if the usual number of ehil-1 Public Discussion Bureau and actually ia no longer a report showing how funds dren take part there will be lit serviceable. $7,000 will be taken A in Westfield and other least 2,500 to 3,000 participating. from capital improvement fund* County towns'are used, To Discuss 'Your A public forum on one of the and the balance will be ftnancW report shows that the Union WesUield's stores, merchants and most vital issues expected to be by notes. Hearing on this ordi> chapter, since its organiza- professional people have been so- decided by the present session of nance will be held Apr. 11. fcptember, 1946, has gmnt- licited fur prizes and in the let- Town and You' Congress, labor legislation, will be The widening of, the present 164.73 to Union County hos- ter which was sent to them a re- held at Holy Trinity High School pavement and construction of for the establishment of turn post card was included, aug- a week from tonight at 8:15 p. in. storm sewers and curbs on South gegting that they list their prizes To Release Audit under sponsorship of Westfield Diagnostic and Treatment Photii by Paul Srarrf Chestnut street was the subject of prepared and distributed iuatrad ul makln* urnimm •'«!>• an fcrknlf of tar _a>lv» tar f« »*a| en nc IT. tala c, nllti'r «r so that the committee would not Plans at Dinner Council, Knights of Columbus. some discussion by residents in thf WtllWWnlliMI ninnia mr»Il a Irltrr »( mtltpal to nnr family IH.WratarM. Hhutm liiniilllnit ">i illnu Br.-, have the usual last minute follow- IMncer dressings, provided left to rl«Ki t>n(fclii llakrr, Mra. Juka H. JfHal«»«, Mn. «'. II. »Inniin, Mn. (;. HIIIIII,-,. Hull, Mra. The general public is invited to area who suggested that the curb* {or 2500 visits of Visiting HoraiHurai'er K. linkernakrr. aMr*n . I><,IIM,I W. lluhlaxiH, Mra. Hru<'«- M, llavilnml, Mra, Turn.) ttiitaitr, Mr«, ll.ih.rl up. So far the response on the Representatives of outstanding the affair at which three of the ing was not necessary. John T. rto cancer patients, eatab- B. Knarl axil *r«, \\>«ir> MruHxIurf. part of the merchants has been local clubs and agencies will at- best qualified authorities in the Hopkins, town engineer, explained U Surgical Dressing Units, •— | excellent but still the greater num- tend a joint dinner meeting of the state (in the subject of labor will that in order to take advantage of fad motor corps service ber of the ppost eard'a has not been Council of Community Organiza- speak. There will be no admission state funds, which will amount to tout the county, distributed Annual Music Festival To Be Given at returned to the chairman of the tions and the Community Relations charge. 00 per cent of the cost, the curb- one-half, million pieces of prize committee. Committee on Monday at 6:45 p. Speaking on the topic, "Labor ing had to be included. The ex- ure on cancer, shown cancer "Merchants herald this event In j m. in the YMCA. Final plans will Legislation and the Catholic View- planation seemed to satisfy the jentl films in 70 places, spon- Westfield High Tomorrow, Saturday that it is unique, for the cost lo | be presented for a community aud- point," will be Rev. Philip Dob- objectors. lictiires and discussions. eaeh merchant for each prize is j it of how Westfield practices de- son, SJ director of the St. Peter's i Several residents of the 8tajih« activities were concerned en- The background of American music will contrast with modem small and they give out their own f mocracy. Dinner reservations College Institute of Industrial Re- cnville Homes section, at the sooth ffith Union County. music when the combined musical organizations of Westfield High prizes to the winners, so that uc-jclosed last night. lations, Jersey City; William W.I end of the Boulevard, appeared Idition, the Union County School present their. 18th' annual Music Festival tomorrow and Sat- tually they take part in the af- The form of the audit was de-Donovan, management rcpresenta- at the meeting to once again pro- >has contributed over $15,-! unlay. Participating singinii g groups, directeditdd by MisMi s JaneJt t GiGrinileil , fair. No merchant or professional veloped by the Sociology Depart- tive of Public Service Electric & test inaction in supplying the area jlhe state division and $65,- supervisor of.ijiusic in Westfield schools, will include a girls' choius, man is asked to give extensively ment of iiutners University under Gas Co., and Henry J. Render Jr.,, with roads and street lights. They [to the national organiza- '• boys' glee club, a choir, the Tuple but it is hoped that there will b« Urn supervision of the Community of Fort Lee, lawyer specializing were informed that the lights had •research to discover the ri l - 1~< 1 THo nm' thQ "13" K'-oupgp . Then in the neighborhood of 2,000 priz- Mutations Committee's advisory in labor relations work. The two been ordered and would be install- | mil cure of cancer. presentations will range from fol es," the committee states. group. The Hutgers department aynien are members of the fac-1 ed very soon and that the depart- n tremendous strides are Symphony to End songs to selections with an inter- "Some of the response so far' will also train volunteers and in- ulty of 27 at the Jersey City school. ment of public works would inves- made in cancer control,! national significance. indicates that the merchants and terpret the data obtained. The A question period will follow the tigate the possibility of approving I h»ve never been adequate Concert Season A violin solo, a brass ensemble, others have caught on to thq iden survey will cover public health, brief talks of the three speakers. road topping at once. ihe -research work and the and orchestra selections will be and the list of prices already do- housing, public facilities (includ- The Jersey City institute was The contract for the construc- mt facilities necessary tp presented by the musicians, under nated proves that they are not ing businesses which serve the established three years ago and tion of storm sewers in sections this disease which kills St. Louis Sinfonietta the baton of Anthony Ingram. Gil- called upon to empty their shelves public), education, employment, has an enrollment of 380. Stu- of Seneca place and Summit avt- 12*0,000 people each year. for the purpose of giving prizes. religion, and recreation. lents are labor and management nue was awarded to Michael , p PrograD m Wednesday !| **?* Gleason will play the solo. i «re probably few,, if any, * The ensemble will include Tied The list of prizes so far donateil I Fcutul.ctl apeaker Monday night representatives from all over New White of Elizabeth on his low bid i iii Wcstfttld," said Horace The Westfield Community Con- Enlwistle, Dick Bohannon, Rich-if includes: Chocolate Easter bun- wi|, be wintnl.op Rockefeller, 30- Jersey. Of the enrollment, 95 areof $1,1)89.40. Thirteen bids, tiw ;er, chairmin of the West- certs Association will conclude ita »r<" Jensen. Frank Vitale Elizajl nies, model air plane gliders, $Hxeav.oW BVamlson 0£ the lamed in management courses. largest number to be received hut* credit in several instances, B Coc» i ., .. ^ .. |(MMr autpiifn, "who have current season on Wednesday «ve- j *"• L'Ehtbown and Stewart, Jolm D> ftu to|)ic w(U Your B«(ure coming to MM Jersey City In MV«»1 yean, ranged to • high Colas, two shampoos from aft pH Town and You." Mr. Rockefeller school, Father Dobson was assist- terprising hairditssscr, certif- ant director of the Clovfn Heights The UnWt1'Asphalt *»l«i'Ci«l liHatlves .or friends, toduV-Si'nfonietta at the Rooiev«Hi Orchestra members include Rog- trising hairdissscr *l certif is a iivcctor o( the National Ur- iic-ate s to be honorehd at a toy store, promotes bet- Labor School in Brooklyn and di-Westfield was awarded the eon- I •Troll of cancer. Cancer T :-.. u:_L. o*.k 1 A «,...... « *»* i tt-vr SmithSmiih., NormaVnl-mnn WebbWphh,. Gilberfiilhfil't.t w UaKue wh5ch Junior High School. A picture of toj's galore, calidy bars, miscellan- rector of the Xavier Institute ot tract for supplying (J00 tons ti i it tvery other home in the musical organization appears Gleason, -Helen Bartlett, Nancy Ot- ter housing: and employment, es- And the only way we puest Night at eous items, candy, bathtub toys, Industrial Relations, New York, concrete for-,road repairs for tb* on page 30. to, Elsie Buist, Lois Walker, Jere pecially for tho underprivileged. ! back is through eon- Erophy, Hugh Blodgett, Malcolm flashlights, hand bags, cookies, He is also a trustee of the Public Francis B. Collis, local attorney year on a low bid of $7.60 p«r Regarded as one of the finest i to cancer research and Hood, James Blackwood, Alan Bon- comic books, movie tickets, chil- Education Association and a mem- and deputy grand knight of the playing groups of its kind in the College Club Tues. (Continued on Page 8) nell, John Armantrout, Fred Ent- dren's jewelry. One delicatessen ber of tho New York State Cham- sponsoring council, is forum chair- Middlewest, the St. Louis Sin- cancer is such a per- wistle, Kichard Jensen, Betsy is giving 50 prizes—50 sandwich- ber of Commerce. mnn and will introduce the speak- fonietta was founded a decade ago es." ers. I Air—a disease which we Lightbown, Stewart Hulsc. Indian Culture Mr. Rockefeller enlisted in the «nd all dread—there by Paul Schreiber, American con- Each prize egg is numbered, Service League Joan Lindeman, Frank Patton, army us a jrrivate in January, I no nwd for personal calls ductor. The Sinfonietta is made Topic of Meeting each number representing a cer- up of young and enthusiastic art- Dick Bohannon, Richard Johnston; 1941. He held the rank of lieu- Boro Scout Paper Weitfield residents to con- tain prize. When the prize egg is tenant colonel when he left the ists, some of whom were members Marcia Sank, Frank Vitale and The College Woman's Club of . brought lo the judges platform at Donates $235 Everyone should want to service five years later. His final Drive This Sunday of the great St. Louis Symphony Margaret Wallace. Westncld will present Charles the egp,- is 1 he tan to help protect his the clul oC the hulll> military assignment, received from «s against being victims Orchestra. Because of their years Stephanie Kruse will be accom- Eagle Plume, America's foremost exhibited, given back to the win- MOUNTAINSIDE —The quar- Donations totaling $235 were an- of experience in the symphonic i, g S(!cretuSecretaryy ootf \v«Warr PattersonPatterson,, wawass nounced Tuesday at a meeting of Wca's No. 1 killer." panist for the choir. Included in interpreter of Indian lore, life and ner and he is given a certificatft e . - tioii-wide survey terly waste paper drive of Iloy field they possess the extra talent this group arc first sopranos Des- a six numt]ls lia Scout Troop 70 will be held this the Westfleld' Service League at Baker urged all Westfield culture, at its guest meeting Tues- with a corresponding number. He | of lOTlnsp ^adjustment prob- of knowing how to play together. py Alvanos, Isabel Brcarlcy, Mar- day evening, Apr. 5 at 8:15 ut the Sunday, Anr. !!, at 1 p. m. the home of Mrs. Edward Grubb intj to send in their contribu- day evening, Apr. 5 at S:lu-at thc then takes this certificate to the u^ He is mw o]] the stajT of »s early as possible so there This highly developed sense is re- tha Cambria, Blanche Bryant, Through a misreading of last of 230 East Dudley avenue. Mrs. Masonic Temple. store or office according to tho di-1 thu S(K.onv.Vi,cuum Oil Co., in I be no danger of falling short sponsible for the beauty of the en- Jane Cogswell, Junet Colby, Bur- week's notice of the forthcoming j E. »'• Kookogcy and Mrs. Wilbur Mr. Eagle Plume was graduated | rections on the certificate and there uhe pi.0[lm:tioll department. 1 quota this year. He said a semble—organ-like qualities heard jbara Hafley, Barbara Iiecriuh, from the University of Colorado, | he receives his prize, drive, several borough residents I Rcitze assisted the hostess. Mrs. Wilson Kraft is chairman , . , . the curb- J I" addition to the regular month. h»d been mailed to all West- to incomparable advantage in the Frances Harvey, Patricia Jackel, and has since then successfully uu! placad iheh pnl cl at of the dinner committee, iissisted l] If letter orchestra, which all comes as a re- Margaret Krusc, Put Murphy, made anthropology his vocation. line last Sunday. The Scouts hope y reports, the league voted the fol- 's are nils- by Mrs. K. G. Bourns, Mrs. George be made—$100 i or not received for any rea- sult of years of training and Nancy Norman, Barbara Parting- He has lived und studied the life that these residents will aagain lowing donations to M. Ilooth, Mrs. J. Westford Cut- uiul Children So- contributiona should be sent months of rehearsing. tun, Charlotte Patton, Patty Itos- of an American Indian. He speaks Artists to Hold have the bundles out at tho r..~propr- ( I to the Family ami Trie •ler, Mrs. Lars Sandberg, Mrs. Pe- ciet 100 to the Mk H. Betz, local treasurer,' repertoire of the ensemble | endalc, Kay Schanrmiin, Arline with great charm and wit, und er time this Sunday, and' appro-| yi * Westfield YM ter Suliola, Mrs. S. W. Uriggs, and includes many of the choicest writ- Tripp, Flora Van Hecke, I amazes his audiences with his sen- eiate their desire to help raise CA; ?25 to the Planned Parent- Cancer Society, West- Exhibition in Apr. Mrs. C. K. Locb. "ust Co., Westfield. ings of the elder masters—Bach, Windham and Greta Wolf. Al- sational dancing. He tells thc story funds for Ihe troop. hood Association and $10 to Na- Jlitydn, Mozart and almost limit- j tcrnates are Eilcn Diefenbach, of the primitive Indian best by por- Due to thc low returns for waste tional Crippled Children founda- tion. • Cancer Drive lcsl s examplel's frof m thth e recentt andd j FlorabellFlblle Smyers and Diane Colin, j traviiiu: one, in his authentic cos- Wcstfield Assn. to paper, this will probably he the contemporary composers — Debus- Second sopranos: Charlotte An-! tunics.' He shows how all races 330 Attend Concert last drive thc boys will hold for Apr. ;i0 was the date set for Show Work in Plfd. Bundle Day. An urgent request in Tomorrow sy, Ravel, Starvinski and Shosta- derson, Carol Bunnell, Eleanor have borrowed cultural factors By l'iiniiie Jones some time, but Scoutmaster John kovich, to name only a few. Amer- [ Canflcld, Jeanne Cowie, JInry Kay Kculcr a n d Scout Committee is being mauc to local residents 'UHTAINSIDK Thi. Wai " 1 -It i """"""' ""•"»»• ^u»».i "•"•} n«i n-onfromi caceacnh otnerother, anda manemakes a pipic' a to remember thc Thrift Shop be« * Dlive foi funl 3;u «t»vt 'can c.omIsosc/8- to<\,al'° ""MD»le»' Dil'»« D"»"»>. P'iseilla . better racial understanding. Tho Wcstfield Art Association An uiidiciice of uiipioxu ely Chairman Harry IJccchlcr hope . . ul lullounds TMwill« stallstar, t pvipusivpl. •v fo- r small orchestraIl. l Vrnnman rural I.Vi..to .in,.n» folI 1VJ1. . U^lll^__._._ L IUl,IUI . M11V4V1 i^^Ml through its president, Mrs. M. plauded the concert of Miss the tonnage this weekend will be: °''« discarding any piece of cloth- ">* and run throughout the extensively for small orchestra,! Freeman, Carol I-'ootc, Joyce I .. ,., „ ,,,,,„•• ill bo 3:10 up. 1 ano^dj Mrin... Schreibec,.u,.«ii,n^r present,,,,IS,,is, man„.«y. Gouldf....i.i , Juni o Ileitkampii..:n.. , Nancy!,M...... , Mrs. \Y. L. Gakenheinier Stoddard, announces the annual Fannie Jones of Scotch Plains on the greatest yet received so thatl" ^ furniture, bric-a-brac. »> local Chairman Russell Wil- p, y nu lit the social hour i Members' Exhibition to be held in least the same amount of rev- j * Evergreen court has an- of these interesting works on hisIdlinIdlingg, Jane LefflerLeffler, Jeanne 'Linde'Linde- Sunday afternoon in McKinlcy programs. which will follow the meeting for|th(, pUiinfielt) Public Library bc- enue will be fcirthcoming to the Qa. j man, Gretchen Loosch, Ann Lou School. As ti result, the Music Reil Cross Swimming Bringing their audience "a new members and thei'""" r guests' . giiinin)? Apr. 10 with a tea for boys. "ake this the best drive so Markley, Nancy McClurc, Joan Foundation Group reports that a experience in symphonic music," members and guests. trust fund has been established All paper should bo tied or the Course Is Planned *w hhas appointed a three- Slater, Janice Tlcdcniun, Evelyn Thc exhibition, which will in- bo»rd the Sinfonietta began its career in Walker, with alternates Sally Mc- Troop 173 Plans from the proceeds to help Miss Scouts will not be able to collect to assist him: Milton 1937 with but a single tour date clude oils, water colors, ppastels Jones further her musical educa- it. A Ked Cross instructors couTse i"cher, liast-chaivman, Wil- Coy uml Janice Crow, which cun now be compared to its Alto I group: Joanne Bean, Overnight Hike und black nnd white, will be open tion. j for those interested in teaching '• Twyman and Harry Beech- annual bookings which require to the public afternoons and eve I swimming will be held at the YW The -board has enlisted the Barbara Lowden, Luanne Cnnip- 102 Dogs Treated travelling thousands of miles. In bell, Joiui Cooley, Muriel Demu- [ CA during the week of May 16. Josepo h Chattin, C. K.its early years, the group appear- I To be eligible for the course tho «rss. FF. H sd rest, Doris Ewart, Katherino In Boro Clinic . . stedman,• Mrs. ed exclusively in colleges and uni-lcibbs, Doris Greer, Vinnie Jewell, I hoy or girl must bo 1!) years of M » I ™ -i Rott" versifies; however, its programs j Linda Johnson, Dorothy lioss, Hct- MOUNTAINSIDE—A total of [ nge, and must take thu 15 hour iimnuttec to select CO attracted the attention of the i ty Jane Smith, Thelmn'Sender, Al- 10s! dugs and two cats were vac- j .';enim- life saving and refresher jj» throughout the borough. saon Civic Concert Service and thej]js011 SUic-ey, Marilyn Sturges, ciliated last week in a two day ' course beginning Apr. G from. 8 Wicral letter is Boing out to ; Comnuinity Concert Service which ]{ut|, Troeber, Carol Voss, Elizu- rabies prevention clinic held at the i to 10:U0 p. in. "•ocnts (.'xplaining tho need on nil honor putrol hike. ™« I"''™ I wh]^ nllH ,„„, „ ,,mK 1U,,1 distin-j Miss Kuth Young, He.-relary of tho l-eally gave' it the opportunity lo j beth Wheeler and IJarbiirn Yoder. Borough Hall by the local Board j " anil this will be follow- boys, Willmni Oravenuin, Waltci u^ ^^ JM Wcstfit.|,|f has' Music Fomidation, has expressed bring more music to more people j Alternate is Valerie Van Der- Bradford and Albert Ilolzwarth calls by individual bring me pp j Alterna buck from the war years | iipprecialion to those who made of Health. i Mt-Kiiilev PTA rode their bicycles to Martinsville Dr. A. Chehayl of Wcatlleld was i ,, *V"' ,* * * * anreputatiod enablen di t inot wto enjo gaiyn the wide we,-i(Ci-. with a large and reresentative thu concert a success, put jy, Altn II's arc.: Barbar_ a liourns, and hack, more than o5 miles. group of members:, both profes-j Leroy Scurry was t-linirmaii of in charge of the innociilations. OJIZiiar loillorrow Its distinguisheditiihdd conductord , Paul. Elizabeth Brophy, Carol Bunco, John Hiiblcy, Richard Costello Mrs. Maxinc Buck, registrag r re- *«« Measles sioiiul and beginners. The coming the committee un arrangements The McKinley Parent - Teacher Schreiber, a native of St. Louis, | Mariiinna Carlson, Nancy Carter, and Ciiirddii Smitii have passed ten- exhibition will be the lirst l»'Ke i for the cc»iii;frt. ported 47 dogs and one cat han- Reach 350 received his training from world |jottn Corbctt, Kay Dodge, Barbara derfoot reiiuircmciits. The old l''ul- dled ^'ednesday, while on Satur-! Assoi'iatiou will holh d its annual l-enowncd musicians. A brilliant Guskill, Joan Gray, Mtuy Hall, public show since the war. AN hile j day 5o dogs and a cat received | baziuir loindrrow in the auditorium con Put nil has been reopened with the association found it necessary six new members and Denny j\hu- the vaccine. No chiii'Ke was made from 1 until 5 p. in. be a fc.w who Imve I (Continued on Pago 8) (Continued on Page 2) tn Imld the exhibition in the gal-Dog Clinic Open to borough pel owners for this I In addition to booths previously ™ » case of German measle — I tin us putrol leader. lti-y of the I'luinlield PublilIllICc LiL,l-- rm\ A II ri-t | 5 hul 5 .service. ! announced, there will be a displiiy si;..".""' !' with today'; Town Hall To * '.nuicr fr,,n, J SI.I8 tax rate wan $4.G8. llpuii- j f|-(jm Westjield residents. Thos(! CllClimillcdd (i, 7, 24 K r n lre 40-liour week. At lux collec- her* mid giifiils of the Westlield i " ' ' ' ' not yd, reci'iveil u card, or wlutse !' ' ' »«- tiiinside's rate will lie .$1.88, us who have iirticK's tn donate muy Chiiii-li News liO, 27 uml l !ler t0 tion anil cither spc-dliu times, ('uiiii'i-.i Club this uvening ill 8|Ol bl'HHOIl SSiltUl'duy pei hu-; Wct'ii lit-enscil re\-enUy, or ' " ''«y a»d cumpured to $l.lil! in HM8- | call We. 2-2n:i() or deliver to the Kditorlnla „ 18 '"-rtheast winds Uici'tucnipfel declared that tlie | however, ik-piirtincnts all'i'cl- P. in. in the We.-tiield Tc.inis Club. WIHJ wishes tile ilKH-i-iilatinn ;;ivi'ii Thrift Shop, :!.'![ West Ilivjad cd will rciniiin open, lie dc- His lupii- will lie "Ncgi'tive Con- The regular squure dunce spon- his (1«KP may altcnd this nftiT- l''iinwuoil, S. Plains 22 Per hour. F, j. lutes rcleusfil are tentative until I sll-eut. Ohihiiiricu 2 clni'i'd. liul iiiul Print Control." .Mr. Sic- r«| hy the YMCA mid the YW iidon's sessidii I'riini '1 until -1 p. in. k / they are conurmed on Monday, KO Soi-ial, Club News 0, l!i After Apr. !), town OIII;VH bcrl is ii well-known teacher ami; <:A wj|| I)L. lu-ld mi Saturiliiy ut. | lllttlYr.UH I-.I'I.MIIS nuil In- Irrii Wl'uliUT"1 is '"•• luorniiiK. KateK In Union County •SpiirU 84, U5 will lie- iipcn from S a, in, tn 12 . commeiTlnl photogriiphei'. 1 H::1O p. in. This will be the last IIIII:VKIIS Ki: IIIIMU. mil' n MI. i'lirlN. HIM- ii lii.v or I 1'iir nil iiiirlk' wilh ] Ml-llllllOM mill 111! olllt-r m-l'IINlllll , ^' inuiiicipnlitle.'i range from lf-1.27 in l'> (III' Utlllllll. Mlllll III I,I|I|I)'N, Thciitro Pago t-licr mild nuon and 1 p. in. to 5 p. m., Anyone interested in the lopi'j, dance of the scasun. Fred Riecke Si,iidi nail Wtitllll'lll AMU. Sulil nl l.l|i|i}'n, Smilll mill WtHllli'liI ,,fter. Linilen to $0.7-1 in New Providence A tJii-ai-iI t With thu Collc«laim 12 lioruut'hi Mondays through Fridays. 1» invited to attend. I will call. LEADEg. THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1349 Milk Cra PriMBciitfft I l^a&f£Uif' -; IXOMH Average production of the 23,200,-) ivhen .vu^work and walls are pti j The aver^*?**era ' OBITUARIES •00 eews milked on farm in 194$ mc Colcr. * ro^rr feoms larger. i iinn IllinoiIllinoiss <.* *,?«!! Whw w&$ about §,'J20 pounds. s You can't cat a pryontelerak. If Mrs. Mertie M. Wamkej Air*. Erik VOIl Menro» *ings getxeaUy bad in EticinrioUnd, Mrs. Mertie M. Weinke died! Private sei-viics were held Man-1 however, you can eat an umiak. yesterday afternoon at her home.' 'la.v moi-niii* in Cruy's Fur.c-ral Despite this fact, the umiak, the 6S0 Mountain avenue. Born in iIIcimc' f"v JIr?- Uafrmar Jensen large open boat at skini and drift- Hackettstown, Mrs. Warlike had i Vf»" Alehren. wile of Erik von wood which has served the Eskimo so well for centuries, is gradually lived here 36 years. She was tho ] r.lehiv:: of 41«i East Dudley ave- being r«pl«ced by the pryontelerak, vii> of the late Fred \Y. Wunske. j ««e. with Kt-v. Kofcert M. Skinner, or motorboat. Translated, pryon- She is survived by her son. Dc j minister of tin- Presbyieiian telerak means "smelly, smgkt-pro- Fred W. Warnke Jr., o.'' Sea <;iii_ .Church, officiating-, pelled boat," says the National Geo- two daughters, Mrs. G. Harold! Mrs. Von Mchren died Sunday graphic society. Letrs;ett of Westfieid and Mrs. H. morning in MuiilenU'iic Hospital, The pryontelerak, plyiuf Green- E. Hendiicksun of C'nuifoid and Pluinfit'lii, aftev u :*h<.rt illiifss. land waters in increasing numbers, four grandchildren. Born in Hudson, Wis., Mrs. von caused a Danish official recently to FLneral services wi!! lie ht>!i! at Mehrtn lived in Iitnmaik until, lament that "modern technique it Grey's Funeral Home tomorrow she was 21 years old, returnin outdistancing the national, tht inter- at d p. m. with Rev, Fred E. Miles, to the United States after her esting, and the picturesque" among 1 minister of the First Methodist marriage. She had lived in West- Greenland ! Eskimo*. At th« ettotr Church, officiating. Interment will field nine years and attended the end of Eskimoland—at Alaska—th« be in Fairview Cemetery. Presbyterian Church. trend toward motoriiatior atartag In addition to her husband she before the war. String Sea umiaki YOU REMEMBER OR DON'T YOU Mrs. Warnke was a member of were fitted with outboard anetori, the First Methodist Church and is survived by two daughters, Mv&. Vivi Macrae of Rochester, N. Y., thus combining tht best U *M and was one of the charter members pew. of the Westfieid Garden Club and and Mrs. Gay Fetzer of Scotch Excerpts From The Union County Standard Plains, a son, Eric, at home, one I For »«»worthlne»i, r.iilttrt 1904 its first president. She was active | (trength, (hallawiMU af draft, eau in Red Cross work ana in the sister in Denmark and six grand- Sug»«ri*t«n

Now We Have Cattalo First experiments in crossing buf- falo and cattle were made a num. ber of years ago. Buffalo bulls were crossed with domestic cows, but the cnlves had such tremendous Botany $60 heads and lorequarters that most of the cows were killed in giving Michael-Stern . . . . $45 to $60 birth to them. Subsequently, do- Nb charge for alterations. mestic bulls were crossed with buf- C/Ji •i*- falo cows. Although the first hybrid "cattalo" calves proved sterile at maturity, cross-breeding has, at last reports, produced a species of cattalo thnt can reproduce its kind.

Waterproof Matches John franks Funeral Directors Waterproof matches were intro- duced during World Wnr II through Crantonl a formula discovered by Raymond Plainfield WESTFIELD Ridgewood D. Cndy of Oswcgo, N. Y. Immune OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 318 Ii. Broad St. 12 Springfield A ve. to tho effect of tropical humidity lei. west. 2-0143 and water, they ore still usable after tel. cr. 6-0092 eight hours of complete submer- sion. THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949

»»•— Boys' Glee Club members, with UsherB are Eutb Garrabrant, Way Back Whta Evelyn Walker as accompanist, Mildred Seemon, Jean Newett, Train robbers made big headlinat Festival are Bruce Anderson, Don Btzley, \ Claire Anderson, Shirley Williams, to early days but they wer« ntvu Bob Behrens, Walter Bennett, Ed- •Bernice Pfeiffer, Jean Essig, •o costly to the railroad* as tramp* .tinM1 d frcm PMte 1| ward Bodkin, Richard Bohannon, Rachel Dawson, Dolores Mar. (Cor. •nd bums. Thii wai to not WCIUM Fontaine, Betsy Light- Allen Bonnell, Bob Bonsall, Harry quardt, Jane Haynes, Dotty Ben- the tramps and bums rod* without Mu.pr.ve, Jean Bowser, John Brady, Hadley I nin;.'er, Barbara Bowks, Sarah paying tares, but becius* of their Randolph, Shirley Guimmarra, Gloria Mead, Jean De RpttBetl,v lh ._..„„.Bi , TerrT y BBrookek , JJer e BroB -I thefts of and damage to freight, and l M Pauw, June Kuebler and Josephine also because tramps and bums wen t*rA Ann Scalzadona, Mar-1 phy> phil Brown .Wallace' Brown, Cardillo. , 1fhUaux, Ruth Arlme Wood. Dan Buccino, Robert Bullock, likely to become clients of t whole u ••> in the chcir include, first John Callahan, James Cassidy, army of shyster lawyers whose spe- b0! .; Walter Bennet, Terry, John Cia,.k| Russe]l- Cole, Ronald New V»rk State cialty was suing railroads on account lie Jere Biophy, Phil Brown, Coojcy( john Culver, Jerry Cutler, Extreme length of the state at of injuries to men who, to begin Id' Cooley, William Haines, Gilbert Dietrich Don Dilley, Don New York, east and west, exclusive with, had no right to b* where ihty 1 men wbeu Injured. H Jackson, Thomas Mason, Dotyi jjob Edwards, Fred Ent- j of Long Island, is 320 mily and its ""8 depth is 310 miles. Of the total Second tenors are: newewtue t;ffiurut d Walk Charles Faulkner, John Flint, area, 48.576 square miles, inland lipgs, John Clarkk, RobRb- wateri account for 1,550 square Newcastle disease, though very /a Bob Fortincr, Fred Frey, Giloert miles. The state hai more than costly, has not put poultrymen out 1,000 lake* and pondi. In addition of business. Through vaccination, there are 8,140 square mfles of wa- which is apparently quite effective, ter In Lakes Ontario and Erie in- controlling Newcastle may soon cluded within the state boundaries. place this disease in the "chore list" Harris, Ian Heatly, Lee Horner, along with fowlpoit. Robert Beh- Edgar Howard, Harold Jackson, first basses are: Kooeri oen- Dick Jenkins, Charles Kree, Wil- Allan Bonnell, Bob Bonsall, liam Kyrioglou, Richard LaRoza, if C0le Johhn CCulverl , BBobb John LaTerra, Frank Lockfeld, nt William Martin, Michael Fred Mabbatt, John Marotta, Wil- Doug Robinson, Bob Schis- liam Martin, Tom Mason, Gene Mc- Sean Thompson, Frank Vec- Dermott, Rick McGinley, Eldon 0 Ronald Waller John VVeb- Mereness, George Morton, EKvood ' jjm Want and Jack Wil- Neuer. Michael Parry, Charles Patter- j Jecond are: John Brady, Faulkner, Fred Frey, Ian son, Bob Peeiy, Howard Perkins, ativ l*e Horner, Richard La Ned Petitt, LeRoy Redd, Douglas a John LaTerra, John Marot- Robinson, John Rodewig, Tom Ro- Richarci McGinley, Eldon Mere- magnoli, Richard Rumple, Bob Georpe Morton, Howard Per- Schiasel, Ronald Seaman, Roger ,' Ronald Seaman, Roger Side- Sidener, Roger Smith, Ignasio Jira Stuart, Richard Wheeler. Spina, James Stuart, George Suth- Members of the Girls Chorus erland, Carl Tatro, Sean Thomp- ..Ml nresent several selections son, Heinn Tonifohrde, Bob Tor- lode Desw Alvanos, Charlotte borg, Frank Vecchio, Frank Vi- dcrson, Jean Bedell, Joan Be- tale, Pete Waldrop, Ed Walker, , Barbara Boor, Barbara Booth, Ronald Walker, Norman Webb, •bara Bowilen, Loretta Braxton, John Webster, Richard Wheeler, M Bieailey, Carol Bunnell, James Wiant, Jack Williams, Tal- Ity Burr, Martha Cambria, Jo- bot Williams and Howard' Wyatt. Campbell, Luanne Campbell, Dancers include Barbara Ann ,or Canfield, Marianna CarU Brown,, Virginig a Clark, Barbara Joan Clark, Jane Cogswell, | Doane, Esther Gaidell, Noreen et Colby, Diane Colin, Joan Gartland, Carolyn Grander, Diane ett, Jeanne Cowie, Janice Hunter, Helen Huntley, Margaret Muriel Demarest, Mine Malcolm, Barbara McCIure, Dor- „' Ellen Diefenbach, Thelma othy Ncin, June Kapp, Marcia Ew, Barbara Dixon, Kay Dodge, Sank, Doris Siirmund, Jeanne Lrjorie Eckhard, Dorothy Fan- Smith and Maribel Tucker. •, Piiscilln Freeman, Mary. Assisting faculty members arc |k Frost. Miss Dama Hill, tickets; Miss hers in the Girls' Chorus in- Carol Brinser, stage, make-up; ..; Barbara Gaskill, Katherine John Thompson, lighting; Miss Ebs, Shirley Gillis, Helen Goeke- Harriet Howard, art, scenery, pos- I, Joyce Gould, Doris Grcer, ters; Mrs. Gertrude Movers and I Grecr, Ann Grissinger, Bar- Misa Doris Acker, dance; Miss Hafley, Barbara Hecrich, Alice Pelton, ushers; R. L. Dartt, Hendiicks, Barbara Herr, publicity; Corner Lewis, business Hen'ington, Betsy Husk, manager, und Howard Tomlinson, Headlines me Jewell, Stephanie Kruse, program notes. Other facility rgia Lambert, Jane Leffler, members assisted during tho re- in Lhuleman, Ann Litzelman, hearsals and the presentation. rek'neii Locsch, Judy Lott, Joan Ted Schasny heads the stage Temper's Saves Y«« 4.»t tm ».»•! kwcll, Ann Lou Markley, Nancy committee, with Walter Pasko, For |athis, ' McCIure, Sally Mc- William Hinterlcitnev and Patri- iy, Phillis Melhose, Barbara Mus- cia Boyle assisting. Leonard Ahl- ove, Inge Neuberger, Estelle l'eld is in chaise of the lighting, leutr, Claire Nolan, Nancy Nor- with members Fred Catlin, Lyles Special Purchase! kn, Barbara Partington, Char- Martin Bender and Bob jtte Patton, Jean Pentz, Tteh Torborg. Your (titt, Grace Pinto, Evelyn Redd. Dartella Hewitt is chairman of Girls' Easter Coatr Alice Binehaii, Ann Sc&lzadonath, e make-up committee, on which [ciia Schaibk, Kay Schammmi, arc Nancy Read, Joyce Mackie, (made Sellino,' Joan Slater, Dorothy Staub, Lila Mudge, Sally rabelle Sniyers, Marcia Snell, Cline, Valerie Van Derwerkev, Bison Stscey, Peggy Stelner, Barbara Day, Lois Miller, Betty 7 to 14—Reg. 24.98-29.98 Ira/ -4nn Taylor, Marcelle Thie- Sue Johnson, Carolyn App, Joan lux, Arline Tripp, Ruth Troeber, Pa^ano, Marilyn Mackie, Barbara •acy Trotman, Joan Van Tassel, Miller, Mary Martin, Priscilla Shetland* and . Checks and solids in peiyn Walker, Dee Weisbecker, Heni'ich and Virginia Van Der- •rtara Weisleder, Betty Joan werkev. navy, aqua, tan, gray, red and powder blu«. Jiint, Lois Wilks, Ruth Arline Virginia Van Derwerkor is the Single and double-breasted, some shirred backs, load, Mary Wragg, Barbara Yod- chairman of the tickets committee, , Mtrgo Zasti'ow. on which are Noreen Braun, Bon- box coats, full swing backs. All fully lined. |JIembers of the "13" are Kob-nie , Ann Sniyers, Lynn Sizes 7 to 14. t Pcery, Harold Jackson, Philip Wellman, Barbara McCIure, Des- 'own, Fred Entwistle, Frank jiy Alvanos, Danella Hewitt and tale, Edgar Howard, Allan Eon- Alice BerastCBui, II, John Webster, Michael, Parry, On the art committee are Jo \ Ward Wheeler, Konald Seaman, Cardillo, Robert Grant, Ronald > Stuart and Howard Perkins. Walker, Greta Wolff, Barbara •In the Triple Trio are Nancy Garrett, Eldon Mereness, Barbara 1 »rman, Joyce Gould, Janet Colby, Bowden, Lois Stiles, Barbara Mus- Iranor Canfield, Jane Leffler, grove, Barbara Seider and Fran' willa Freeman, Kay Dodge, ces WinuTiam. "Wa Gaskill, Joan Corhett,' Program notes were in charge Marianna Carlson as alter- of Nancy Norman, Gloria Wciulc, . Accompanist is Patricia Patricia Rosendalo, Jean Pcntz sendale. and Evelyn Walker. Your Easter shopping begins with a hat from Tepper's ... in bloom with very large and exciting selections. There are hats to complement every costume, please every taste . . . and the flattering styles say "you re the prettiest lady in the Easter Parade"! Telling fashion's newest story, the silhouettes range from Temper's Saves Yoa 2.00 to3.00 1 trim little hats, the close- MORTGAGE Special Purchase! fitting cloche, jaunty sailor, bewitching bonnet and young Girls' Easter Dresses roller , . . to dramatic picture hats with sweeping wide brims, adorned MONEY 3.98 wiih colorful flowers. And as straw is MILBIRS • DIVILONRS • INBIVIftVALS Reg. 5.98-8.98 "the" topic of the season, it's very easy to let Easter go to your head in a Tcppcr milan braid, Famous make dresses in Chamhray, haku, balibuntl, rustic straw, caviar straw or a striped and solid-color , Pique. Gay / CONSTRUCTION LOANS Panama. Most exciting of all, there (ire / •. I. LOANS collars, neat full skirls, smart details, and all in a host of temptingly new styles for the little price tags to please every purse. / r. H. A.LOANS lady's Easter, Sizes 3 to 6 and 7 to 14.

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Jif 1 AVt1 ,f r " " • ' <£•"• *) SpriH»«eW Alt- * Brri.n S(. (Zone 1) PLAINS'SCLU iLnm *""«"' Savings 'Bank in fitw Jtrsty PLAINFIELD OPEN THURSDAYS 'TIL 9 OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 9 THE WESTFIE1.D LEADER. THURSDAY, MARCH SI. Two letters of appreciation from Virginia Van Derwc-rker, Evelyn !jr. Red Cross individuals who have received CausM *f St*w MiHditf Walker, Lois Walker, Jmnen Yor- packages from the Red Cross One of King Jr. Class Leads don. Thomas Albee, Walt Clarkson, SAW Lyons Ho#p*ul Ki-oup of Westfield High have been Presby. Men Determined by Economist 1 known that he l Kichurd Bohannon, Barbara Cross Council posted on the bulletin board. Poorly trained cows were found Bourns, Phillip Brown, William . The Junior Red broad-soled leath to be the chief cause of slow milk- WHS Honor Roll of Westikld HL'h School has re-1 colored u ^ To Meet Apr. 8 ing in a survey of typical New York Uj-ake, Joi'.n Gray, lun HeiHly, . Sally Guthrie, Harry Montgomery, cently completed work on 200 nut Appeal to raraaen «. this comfortable dairy farms by agricultural econo- U. S. department of agriculture Dolores KakowsLt, Alice Kineliait, tup depurations and :.!•'! woud ash: «yle of shoe to ^ fc- mists at Cornell. Another reason is 22 Attain is asking farmers to increase milk Dinner Plannril I'l-gjfy Savuye, l.oia Sollenberg-er,; trays. The member.*, under- the: >niI favorite of bU8 Z failure of the operator to remove Honors production by three per cent in portant jobs ft do. By Church Group the machine when milking is com- and Kenneth Welch. I direction of Miss Anne Hewitt, plete. Also Carolyn Wellman, Doris 1949. The jujiiur class of Wcstfiokl I mathematics teacher, are now go- "5t John Henry Faulk will headline Records were taken og 22 farjQS Hijjh School led the three grades I White, Constance Bianco, Charles j|lg a]leaj u;th plans to pad; 24 •~Jtte Men's Club dinner at the Pres- with herds ranging iri size from Jl lor the fourth consecutive honor.' Brandt, Katiierine C.ibbs, Barbara . «KO01j wjjj> boxes for the peoples '" "Ijrterian Church UJI Friday, Apr. to 38 cows. Machinw were used to ; Heir, Patricia Herrinfrton. Hatus of wal._torn t,ountries. ; Jull, according to Hubert L. l-'oo' f,: Kelly. Bei-nice Pfeiffer and Elra- ^^ . t-^,4. Mr. Faulk has not yet been milk 87 per cent of the cows. I principal. I Thf jiul >nd tfae ash tl ayg( * given an adequate professional Light was shed on hpw much tim* Punturo. ! which were made by the woodwork- it takes various farmers to do the There were 57 students from j ENETIAR *husification, but he has develop- the three clas^u* who made either J ^ ing- Ki-oupn, U'iJl j?o to Lyons hos- «d A new and unique art of enter- milking. The range was 3.83 to 8.50 minutes per cow, and tbe average i the distinguished honor snoop or j Hi Members j pital. The "good will" boxes will ; tainment whicii combines the tal- » little more than 6 minutes. the honor list. The former claim- : contain toilet and school supplies. ' ent of the humorist, philosopher, The average time to milk » cow ed 22 of the students, while 35 To Attend Conference _ Wit and mimic. by hand was about 6.50 minutes. made the honor group. A delegation from the Westfield I BUNDS Mr. Faulk's program is entitled, Part of the cows were milked by Full •••>> -AM Seniors on the distinguished rum- Hiilh Scliool Hi's-Eye, school news-j "'•imply: "Speakitis; of People," hand on all but five farms, accord- or group include Nuiimie Braun, ADMIT S6"AU*r ^ wfeirh is a thinir he hat been do- ing to R. G. Murphy of the Cornell paper, will attend the second an- J Bonnie Bunting, Helen Cole, Jane nual conference sponsored by the:' A typical MtHcr Vi)M tag ever since his boyhood days staff. Ann Fisher, Elizabeth Gracey, arc thcac wwty-Mvlg^ 2" _ fisi a Texas ranch. His talent as i meeting at 7 o'clock in the chapel The specialists were particularly Newspaper Guild of Elizabeth, t/ I nil UKE Jane Heitkttmp, Stephanie Ki'use, Plainh'eld and New Brunswick, in EKgshtll EMM*-. Fkish. ,B creative writer and. his love for i 0{ the Presbyterian Church. interested in why machines were and Mai-celle Thiebaux. IA MEW MAN «IMCC Jthe human side of all classes of I / — left on cows more than 7 minutes, the Superior Courtroom, Eliza- iexiblc mt\ NiMg. people diverted him from a legal II Prolonged machine stripping was Juniors on that list include Eliz- , beth today, according to K. L. VITAMIN* Includes Cornice B««ra taieer to that of the entertain- i y found to be one of the main reasons. abeth Brophy, Barbara Hallam,! Daltt> adviser. 'YOU OOT KMt HE AT InsjUUititNi OfHIotul at Ment world. For a year he had i Melodrama ill May In some instances tbe milking was Frances Harvey, Ralph Jones, Bor'ck Blower and Gerry Glass. Small Charg*. ^Ilis owii radio show on a coast-to-I complete but tbe operate* had not James Stuart, and Valerie Van er, co-editurs, together with Ralph nrnoved the machine. Stripping the Derwerker. 4*o«st CBS network, but he gavel jn vjew 0; the success of the Jones, sports editor and Walt i^ai^B^iiEeTl^B^sssMl^tJI? cow by hand was the moat common Eight sophomores who made the Clarkson, news editor, will accom- l- *M« up for the lecture platform.; ]ast melodrama produced some Job interfering with the removal of fssm, distinguished honor group include pany the adviser to the confer- His characterizations of "Sena-1 years ago, the Community Play- the machine. __ tor Guffaw," "Windy Watson, the i ets have decided to produce Curse Robert Allen, J«re Brophy, John ence. AIL ALUMINUM—t»U STOMMC ^ f resident of the Magnolia Garden j 5'oti, Jack Daltmi at their May 20 Shorter milking time for many Clark, Diane Colin, Margaret Following short talks by profes- cows could be attained, the econo- Kruse, Shirley Sanford, Allison sional reporters, visiting: high ,Club" and, above all, his magnif- j meeting. Preliminary tiyouts have mists concluded, by reducing the ' fcent Negro sermon are poetry, I been held but insufficient attend- Stacey and Huth Arline Wood. school journalists and faculty ad- machine-stripping time and elimi- visers will participate in a ques- • plow, satire, lessons in tolerance, ance made it impossible to cast the nating or reducing the ameunt of Students on the honor group are SCREEN "f" and sheer entertainment. play, and a second tryout is to be band-stripping. Theresa Cacchione, Murianna Carl- tion and answer program. a* Vick Wellman, president of the held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. eon, Joan Eash, Stuart Hulae, ^dub, believes that the audience Louis Wileox of Wells street on Betty Sue Johnson, Ann Smyers, LEADER WANT ADB PAT , will have difficulty meeting the Tuesday nteht to complete casting. STOR M J challenge to name a fitting title to AH eligible members of the Mwtdwt, Ono-Tkm Luxury, *: describe Mr. Faulk's entertain- group are urged to attend to make WINDOWS A DOOM ;lHit at least everyone will have an it possible for Matthew Glass, who Only In the last century hive PEUIANENT UPCTtMl PIOTSOTOH ij, equal chance. is to direct the production, to matchei been produced In the Unit- Itomtodf. IntcfchtngciMc. Mf-Seatioj. Ptovifa ,fi The meeting will be a dinner choose a complete cast. ad States at a colt that makes them wtatiwr control. AlumsMim Sa«—« dimirute n> available to all, according to na- tional patent council. DOLLY MADISON iitctt in tumnxf—cut fuel httte 11% in wiwtt. Earliest recorded description of ICC CREAM ««?* CUSTOM-DELUXI fire-making dot* not go back be- I* Ataig. Available. IN OUR MEN'S DEPT. ysnd 4000 B. C. Egyptian hieroglyph- (ca at that time ttU of the bow and Ope* Emrjr Sunday TABLE PADS Or* Mick. 10 A. M. - 1 P. M. NO BINDING By 1 A. O. flr* was obtained by HIATMOOF rtriking flint and by friction. Even 3 P. M. - 8 P. M. udeoeae •• late . •• 1MT, ten years after grata Alonxo Phillips waj (ranted the first CLIPPER U. 6. patent for phosphorus matches, Bint was still in use. I The "ethereal match" appeared In France In 1780. This was a sealed It's TERMITE time! 16 Elisabeth Are., Newark, N. J. glau tube containing a phosphorus- tipped waxed string. The user broke IF THEY Some people call them "Flying Ants", but BIgelow 2-12(0 the tube and tbe inrush of air SWARM if they ARE termites, there's serious trou- ©PHflRIMY i caused combustion. ble ahead if your house-timbers are used GEAR NEAR YOU for a sheltering place . . . because they ^•^((NTRAi. kVt.tt PACK

Cleaning Tile Floors Tile floors are attractive and dur- able when given the good care they need. When it comes to the clean- ing, however, there are important points to keep in mind. Tile floors are made of four different kinds of fet-M STREET bases—slate, asphalt, bitumen, and ' rVESTFIELO resin. Cleaning agents should be selected carefully. Tbose contain- ing oils, turpentine or carbon tetra- Open Monday and Friday WaitfieleJ 2-5696 chloride should not be used. The Ereninii Till 9 first step in cleaning a tile floor is SHIRTS to reuiove the surface soil. Use a soft brush and do a thorough Job. UAumuur LAVHOMO IN OUR BOYS DEPT. Then apply a mild soapy-water so- lution with a mop or soft cloth, and -IAM0*Y Our selection of Junior and Prep Suits offers food lines, ex- rinse thoroughly with a mop wrung cellent tailorini and fine fabrics . . . perfect for long, durable out of clear lukewarm soft water. wear. Wax may be used as a coat if you desire.

Don'tV for Grooming Do you follow baste principle! of RIBBON good grooming in selecting your I wardrobe? Just as a reminder: It you are tall, don't wear vertical BUSINESS stripes or single colors that give you | that "long-drink-of-watcr" look, t (And don't slump above the waist!) SHIRTS If you are thin, don't emphasize it by wearing black and drab colors, _^ Laundered and Finished and don't choose square necklines. If you are short, don't wear wide, COUPON MUST oftfiT colorful belts, bold plaids or vivid PRtStNTCO prints. If you nre stout, don't use ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOliEII. square or rounded necklines, shiny finish fabrics, full skirts, puffy 'COUPON «OOD UNTIL APRIL 6th. sleeves end bosomy ruffles.

Enemies of Stucco Let the Rnln, anow, ice and sleet nre nat- ural enemies of stucco. In the win- Laundry Twin» Do ALL the Work ter, rain or snow settles in tho SPECIALS FROM THURSDAY THROUGH WEPNESDAY. cracks in the surface, freezes and Thi LAUNDROMAT with Ex- enlarges the cracks. As this con- clusive Water Saver waahet tinues, sooner or Inter bits of the j clothes automatically, stucco arc forced off and the house I Ixiblnni FEATURES becomes unsightly. Proper paint- Ths CLOTHES DIYH with Ex- ing with suitable colors and materi- i clusive Dry-Dial dries clothes nls would keep the cracks scaled, I automatically. the rnln, snow nnd sleet out, and 1 would give character to the house Buy eh PROOF! Here's Hew! at one and tho same time. Let U3 wash nnd dry a load ol your clothoa FREEl DRY CLEANING

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Grated American *ott» 4ot.Pkg.25e Pippin Roll . • Paekaye •# • Jtiefc Jane Parker PANTRY VALUES Pabst'Ett ' Kegular or pirn.nl. tv, oi. pkg. 25e Baby Goudas , Borden's Gruyere . • . pkg. .39* Whipped Butter Fruit Cocktail Libby o. Del Mont. 16 oi. CM 23c 30 oi. CM 37c mi CROSS BINS These plump, raisin-studded buns will add fresh Cling Peaches Ubby er Del Mont* 29 «. can 31« appeal to any meal. So will all the other good Crushed Pineapple AII br.ndi 9 oi. »• 15c 20 01,29c things in A&P's Jane Parker Department. Peter Pan White Hoise Evaporated Likky'slHMieiiKi ApriCOtg libby or Del Mont. unpe»l«d halvaa 30 or. cm 31c Iced Raisin Bread « Peanut Butter MILK Baby Foods Welch's Grape Juice p<- **>'• 2 le at. bot. 39c 12 or. jar Grapefruit Juice u oi. can 3 for 28e 46 oi. can 21c Coffee Cake i«iw «it.d 10^.93. V«8 Vegetable Juice 12 01. can 2 for 23e 46 01. can 33c Pound Cake •£*» .0 Specially Selected- Tomato Juice l°m brand 18 or can 3 for 28c 46 oz. can 21c Marvel White Bread Dated for freshness 14JK. loaf 14c OrUge Juice Florid* Ooz. can 6 for 28c Sandwich Bread Marvel 20 oz. loaf 18c Airline thine Jaice . • • • . , «. bet. 25c 1 Dinner Rollt " Marker k oiI2'oil5c "SUPER-RIGHT P 8 Ann Page Bea*hs . ."..,,. i».can 10c French Crumb Cake . • . . . «ch29c Heinx Cream of Tomato tt or. can 2 »« 25c Ginger Gem Cookies . • . . to oz, Pk9.29c An Page . » . . io*or.e.n9e MEATS Dessert Shells . e • • • pkg! of 6 for 23c Ann Page Prepared Spaghetti w* «. can 2 for 25c Dessert Layers ..... pkg. of 2 for 33c Mirgarine Nuii.y ib;23c NUCO. K>. 31C Plain Danish Coffee Ring . . . each 29c Pare Lard tniib. pnnii ft>. 17c Sugared Donuls . . . . cm. of 12'or 20c No wonder so many smart shoppers buy "Super-Right" meats! Every BeUeUma Amm Pm§» tender cut is selected by A&P's experts from the best the country- f I*. JTar Large. Tender. California produces, trimmed of excess waste before weighing, and marked with STRAWBERRY a price that's as low as we can make it ... fine quality considered. PRESERVE ASPARAGUS ••art cut—lest watte •Mfllfll Asparagus that's harvested fresh, delivered fresh and Prime Ribs ifltef >b Veal Roast sold fresh, is marked with a mighty thrifty price l«l( III mat imum M* Fryhi Made with pure fruit for . . . the kind that ranges all the fresh fruits and pure old-fashioned goodness. vegetables at A&P outstanding buys. Chuck Roast«steik b 1,>C Chickens sii.>und., 4*.. n>.4J»c Smoked Pork Shoulders shortcut it.47c RUz Crackers Nabiico 1 ib. Pka. 32c Ftae far Sllclaf Sirloin Steak Juicy flavorful ib. 69o Crispo Cookies English ityle auorlman) 11b. pkg. 39c Toma toes R*d "p« «'|on °(3••5 19« Porterhouse Steak short cut- wait. n>. 75c Sliced Bacon Sunnylield sugar cured V& H).33c White Meat Tuna Fish A&P OI white G.m 7 oz. can 43c Fl0m 1 Pot Roast lOMltn Ckutk-ro (»t «dd.d Ib. 65c HaMS Smoktd-Roady-to-eal-wholi or either half Ib. 65? Fresh Carrots (,™T" Tuna Fish Flakes Suitaae 6 ox. can 33c Top Sirloin Roast Bon«t.«- no I»I added ib. 77o Rib Veal Chops short cut-i«»« west. te.79« Portuguese Sardines Bon.i.u »r,d iktni.u 3% ox. tin 29° Table Celery <*•;> white Bottom Round Pot Roast No fat added ib. 77« Breast or Neck of Veal . . fc 35« Ib. 7c '•ncy Medium Shrimp . . • . 5ox.can39« New Cabbage From Southern farmi Boneless Brisket Beef Fr.,h ib. 69c Pork LoinS Whole or .ilh.r half Ib. 59* I0oz.pkg.19c Kippered Snacks connon ' 3n 01. tin 10c Washed Spinach n«dy-to-cook Chopped Beef Freihly^round Ib. 47c Pork Chops K|P and should* cult k. 49* 2 Ib. carton 25c Ann Page Chili Sauce z..tfui i2oz.boi.25o Winesap Apples For eating or cooking Soup Meat Bonel.ii Ib. 47o Loin Pork Chops c.nt.r cuti rt. 79« Ann Page Ketchup Rich tomato flavor 14 oz, bol,2 lor 35« Yellow Turnips U. S. No. I grade Cross-Rib Pot Roast Notai.dd.d ib77o Fresh Pork Shoulders shortcut b.4S< bunch 4c lb Pride of Farm Catsup . . • . I4oz.bot.20e Crisp Radishes From Southern farms Stewing Lamb B'aait and thank lb,33c Sliced Boiled Ham a e . '/4 - 6Se 2 Ibi. 19c Jelly Eggs Worfhmor. lib. pkg.29"• Fresh Escarole From Southern farms Roasting Chickens 4 lbs. s under s ibi. ib. 55c Fancy Seafood a oz. pko. 15c Lono Sophie Mae Sugar Peanuts . . . ioz.pka.19c Cole SlaW C'iiP freih DucklillgS Itland'i fineit Ib. 49c Fresh Codfish Steaks . . . tb.23c u d Kraft Caramels Rich and creamy 11b. pkg. 37c Mixed Salad Creens Ready to me • oi. pkg. 19c Fowl " « 4 lbs. Ib. 57c 4 Ibi. & ov.i Ib. 59c Fresh Fillet Grey Sol. and Flounder Ib. 49c llb.cello.pkB.49c Beef Liver Specially selected Ib. 69c Fresh Flounders . . . . • «>.23c Shredded Whnat Nabiieo , 12OI . Pkg. 16« Dried Apricots California 1 ib. c.iio. k .33c Snnnyfield Assorted Cereals . cm.oiiOpkgi.27c Dried Mixed Fruit cnromi. P 0 Beef Kidneys ib.37c Fresh Porgies . • .... R> 21c 1 ib. cello, pkg. 23c Fancy Tripe Honeycomb Ib. 33o Fancy Smelts N0.1 n>29e Sultana Prunes Medium »iz. 1 ib.P ks. 20c 2 u>. Pkg. 37o Dried Prunes Caiiiomi. Scoop For dishvi and household UM pkg. 30c Smoked Beef Tongues short cut n>. 55c Dressed Whiting *eady for ffi. pan Ib 21e China Beauty Chinese Foods Fresh Oysters Fr,i« dot. 39c itiwim pi.69e "'"•White Flakes Combination 1« offer 4pko« 27° Smoked Pork Butts Boneless Ib. 75c Chinese Dinner . . package 47o Chop Suey . a Frankfurters skiniwi n>. 55c Smoked Cod Fillet .... »> 45c low'I I Says Chop Suey Vegetables "oz.can25c Bean Sprouts « America 9m No. 1 Favorite... "BEST TEA FOB ME" Chow Mein Noodles 4ox.canl7o Soy Sauce . . A*P COFFEE Who Prefer A*F Teat* To fill your fnmily with delight fill their coffee SAVE UP TO 15$, cups with beali-fresh, Custom Ground A&P Cof- fee. It's America's No. 1 favorite and No. 1 Jjuy. •m A Pound* Mild and mellow Eight O* Clock 11 ib bas» 79c 'Tea ... Mlbpkg. 40c Mb. bag 40= . , 31b bag 1.15 • Tea Bags . pkg. oi 48 41c Rich and full-bodied 2 lib. bags 87 « Own Tea . . uib. pkg. 47c Circle 31b baa 1.27 Own Tea Bags pkg. <=i a 39c I Ib. bag 44a . •lid wlfioi Prlcei Effeellve In Super Morketi and Self '** •- Kmttonul »ar«i| Anmrmw Bohar ... Unb. uB»l 1lb.bag47o , , 31b bag 1,35 THE WESTFIELD UEADEB, THURSDAY. MAECH REAL ESTATE-SALE j • REAL ESTATE- 0 LOTS FOIt SALE REAL ESTATE—SALE |« REAL ESTATE—SALE « REAL ESTATE 0 • SUMMEft LOT 1IW BALK—FIMilT IT.. 60 x T. H. JM4MB Jr., iUaltar 120. Inquire J. Locoftrntto, 419 EDWIN O. EDWARDS, A HOME AND INCOME Edgar Rd.. "Westfield. 3-3-4t •00,300—TH'O-FANILV NOISE C. E. HOWLANO, Jl ST LISTEB. A Ckanaliiu sinail Realtor l,un*ra!ou- in unusually tiifc' coa- KUH SPHISO mnniK; _ 862 FEARSALL ;;- litui 4-n>*'iii it part ments, com- Rl dition. The living room HUB a Carleton Rd.. Westileld; 72' x 150'. IiUl.-ly j-cin»\;i(ff]; iu-ar sty lion; tireplaee. there is a dlnini? room, Phone owner, *'An. 2 -G4G Si- Member of ike irood sized sun room, tiled Kit- 3-17-3t ttmtmum Charge 50c MllllPtK M8TISU S1STKM I.-OH a TICK ACTION, LIST WITH Hicll with a MaKic l.'lief Bus nUUttENBACH CONVENIENTLY THE WESTFIELLD •• I l.TIPLB niige, tiled batli with showi-r. 1X»M> — MJI II) «l 5i€Jitl.O and (no i.ici'ly M'oix.l'lloncd bed- WOODED LOT Plsinkllli SC.II.IDI il-r<-:i. -V'.l IH- LOCATED ivirciircii. rooms on Hie first lh.'.r: oliu bl-ll- CiO KK1CEET of Iron tappee i n one of 1 KEALTOHI iiol biK. I'll! J" -" and liii.-lv illi!ii »ii..-,ui>—M:AH I'AIIIK HI tl. I.UH- THAT THK OWKBK room and storage space on tlie W«s*ltit*ld'B nio^t bbeautiful lot-a, lidiu.il.' uaiiiT ulli-i-.- BW'J I: St I10OI. llit'.v second. Complete storm windows tiunx; ull lmpruvtments; very iea- Imuiiht another lio ^onably priced. Fur full details t Ela St., WoataWM 1-4700 iuictng if dtslrcd. Six nictiis and tialli. sun rtiuiu, made a t.ub«lilnti»l -euuetio and insulation. This home IK .•--team lu-at ; large lot; vacant. tastefully decoraterl. and illness •phone WE. 2-6655 or PL. u-0314. 911.750—THIS A-UKtiHOOm HOMK 13,.-p«B_AI.I. HHK-K BI rank ex selling a MUST. Asking In a vfrj gO4»a achool at-clluii liK-uterl on the North side with a $14,300; open to a reasonable TKKM44 |-:u Meal •a wllfc lirr|>ln<.|> ly JJvlua; rooiM, BUNGALOWS offer. -,U x 115; Maye St. I M>tO*t )U\8TI.I ("IIO1V 75' x 1.10 l<'t. Tile kjU-htn and AIHI4,, REAL ESTATE—SALE rv»arr ruiim mid rnvTcvuvi l>orrh it h kil-j bath, open ilrpplftt-e. oil heat- It^ fail "WK. S-5H38-W. will bt> auld iprj Kkurll}, li «*un ml tiled ; ji;-.;,,iO — Shine trout, htrite 1U i»B Mj'ktii. flrt'phifu. ntntlt-rn k Urn en, •ill in m-rfi'd cunditH'i) Hiid wen OK A - l>ullt la p 1 worth your aevlng. Now JIS.OOO. an aplMtlutraent tudti}-. din inM runm, l u u n irt' t^i/.c I"' -!- Klinwurjd, very convenient to roi.ni::. tile*, hath. i»il stfiim ht-iH. trains, a while Colonial home 0 FARM FOR SALE 914.DUU—ITTHJITIII.;. "Hip. Iliro. 3 witll many quality feature". The- M4,MM» WVCHHOOI* Stf'HOOl, !K'<1J-M,)MI ii.M.it IifJir fii.- Wits-m fxj)tiii^H.ii attic, g;tn;*:«.-; JjiiH-'ofn <;H.4\T MHOOI. UFXTIOK. J ^-" School yfi-tiun. 1,-nt value in a well located 0- Jivlns room is large with a lire- 2-ACHK KAHMl 7-HUOM M^if, all • REAL ESTATE W KKfl'lOK ull a irr) hivrlj alreel. Sell, d i! i"U., A place and bay window; dlnlllK 'A* Hrrr ia n nrll IUIIIIIII.IIM ,1 kiiinr li for mall nmm home with tile bath. oj>en tiuprovenients; !-i'nym Mummer I * 1.1.1 Atlracllie Hi epiiict', vii hcut, good .size lot. room, open porch, modern tiled house, barn, chicken coop, brood- REYNOLDS ft nun fiwiilly. ' livi- larsi- kiiclien, breakfast roc>m and pow- er house, some orchard. Charles l«« tnvra, MUII uiirlur "nil llrf- der room. Upstairs then, are place. Tli!a ma;- lie the une j ou'vr fl4..%«n MIKKTHIM. I .rj lii'iiulifiilly phi 1..I.1:.. tiled Bubriak, Ijocktown, King wood BAFT BHOAI> STKEET a.r- l.atli. ypacio - IF HPms« FEVEB has Riven yon three bedrooms, one. ha« an ill- I Jld., Ht. 2, Box 185 FleniJiiKton Caner «r Rimer .-III in tin- i-iMinti-y ln-lwei-n Wesi- ur the urtfo to tfi-t c.'ut in the country tcrentlnis dressing room arransre- I tit-ki iind ^umtnil. lit-niodt'lt-d Oil .loam be; N. J. ' 3-31-lf wooded plot, in jturj Ktart a warden, you will be ment, and a tiled liatli. Air con- OT SI/10 SO 2»S lioin •'. 2 hfilro'iui*, tu-iiulifui liih' inlercsied in this reasonably ditionlnK heat with oil. built-in ». H Ct'BTONERg TK1.1, IN tliat Mttblf. M|f«M'iMl j ii\iiiK r<'"m. dining nnnn, nin.iein frara^e with access from Ihe ailixxi—|i/;. n«o N, tile l.atli. ex- priced 1-family with a grood size it ia a grreut cnnvtnifiit'f to bt- <^u(" Mua*l>rrM. Pint- l>un- kili-licn, tiled linth. lavatory. Nice lut MS x 14(5 (nearly a half acre) house. The decorating i.s in ex- nl>le to I>urk Jn our parkin*? .space tl j)j-(j|.t-iiy 1 ou s Ticu. Piln^ion jitti... il, steam heat 0 APARTMENTS—RENT -HIIII'K I»IH? - Netlierivood. that's H valid ble at $11.2(10. Steam cellent taste. »12,000 mortgage tlon, ctorcK Wiu " while they are transacting their id heat, garage, reasonable taxes. obtainable. Asking $18,500.00. ru buuinegu in our office, -KOW V»«A!»T. orl 3- TWO NriHSHKIJ Af.m.tlv* WOlirl-Sroii-h p|..i l.citr'iriTii h, Ntroi-t. »1UJ»1«I—1'K.tH ULII • llooiiia, I RtHMHB, Kvound ftuor, modurn Kit- Write Box Iv, n'?"-, »IM EI( KIIK^T HKI K< Tl(>\ of flT.WHI — HVK Bl KHODMS, IlirEC Imth, expansion ntllc. ManiKe. oil AWOI'HKH OPPOBTlMTl for a AM EI.EVEK-1KAH-OI.II H1KB, chen, private bath, and private Franklin So yanU-n lover. Almost an ncru h (lines pe i*n. its us to offer you lilol. alram heitl tvJla oil. Blue hent, nice section—Scolch I'll. ins. quality built. Four bodrooin.s and entrance. Convenient to transpor- frame lonnlrmllmi. A uri'-nrir »H.7.MI—I AIM;!: HIIIIMM. BOUlully ;ind a half of ground with this two tiled baths (one wiili stall tation. Beautiful Kurroundfng s; complete service. We mention delightful center hall home. only a few of the highlights fcume lit prr-vur Price Irvrl. huilt. exeellent eondltlnn. :l bed- .shower) on the second tloor; a garden tqiace if desired. |8«. a A REALLY FINE HOME Flt-lilstone fireplace, cool Kcrecned bedroom and bath coi the first here: rooms, oil heat, Wilson School. Ku,.',u»—\ ;w Illtllk IMI I »*Mi: month, (.'all DuneJIen i-61H7. . THIS .t-BKimooM IKIMI: r porch, hot water heat, unriigf, ftodi', plus center hall, twenty-live COLONIAL tax en only $260, and n very in- •«EAT A\O Cl.EA* as SU ST kr «»la lk>> »<-rkOO. You'll have to tric hot pliite; HU it able fur bu.si- a hurry for tills! tome j.aini .use, ]..<*•* out tunm fud. ripuvfuleiit t lo« piiliiti.d. Xi-cdu decuratiiiK, hut BOULEVARD REALTY taxes. Askinx lU.r.OO. neKS couple; pood neighborhood; dHBhins WH.\ 1 DHpers And you'll ht Aak Ihi.s will probably be allowed for near town. Write care LeAder, tit akoiv >uu (kin SERVICE, < AIII.KTO* HI*. U5 K ISA l»'t. iti.iaied - at how pretty you car ll.i II now. by the owner. Uox 807. make this substantial offer Ing. .111 »Ol Til AVK. . WB. 2-275«-S<3» $lfiitO. T. H. Ju4*on Jr., Realtor i \I>I;H < IIXIHI I I HIV a;i..-i(»l_ I'lli'l HKMttl K tl|ir Cuil, Itz KLII »T. WE. Z-l»n or X-X4M I Kl>'l HKIHHKII 4PIHItlf:\r — • —-KSTHKMKI.Y t'onveiUeii r Ml oyrk kild white bili-k and barn red .shhi- 1 1 II... SCOTCH PLAINS: O. V, Ivla.. «>. 2-SMT. Fine neighborhood, near every- Tkree ovrralKe krdrmiina. tu •«; In cation. Not a new house, hut i Kle.s, with a white rail fence I'OV- Wlt'll' il X 1 1H h,.| 1!) m* "ie •DIM VOI i:VKH WAKT TO I AW. •. P. I.Mcalr, Kaa. 2-1VM. thing; b UK in ess couple only. lias ultw-modern kitchen mu kalka. nmr nitk atnll ahwHfr cr,.(l with rambling roses. Four necond Hi r. oil U. (i pen porch, IN A HAHKf H. B, Dtlttr, PI. 4-I4S3. Write Box KU.1, care Lender Office. Imth with lovely colored fixture.** ru«»ni. Vrrr •"wnvi-iiiriil << blK bedrooins, two of them on lie: iittailit- il Mi1 raife. We haven't a park for .sale but Mraiarr. Baar* or Hfallura' Very efficient oil furnace. Good Mffcuul MHd Irnuia t-uurlN Ihe fir^t door, 21-foot llvlnK room. I'rc-Wiir eoilMt met Urn, very inod- the purchase!- of this home ia Malllrlr l.lallMn »il'a, /zH M A|HirtiM*M.— floors. »u,iHMi.iHt , iiVK or IHI: I(I.III;H nnly a m inn ten walk, from the rtllitfes included; no pets or chil- urnm HIII.T HIH IIKAKH t-in kitchen, regular dintnu* room. Wiitthunff Itenervjitlon and hun- Qafa taaitl'i. dren; May l«t to Oct. lut; »12.'». »1IJW IV VOI I.OVE a MB gar Many extras in thiH ^^itl^tial houses but yci sliinild sen the l}i-"#»r»- aaHMlnn- Trite HniHr colored tile hath, new Ksso heat- dreds of acres of <|tiiet wuoded month. Write liox 80tt, care The den, let UM jflve you more nYiaili • ••alrarlrd »f liuaorlrd Hiillana home. A% OI INl'tMllvc HIV in Urant IliB oil unit. 4 bedrooms, open park hind are acceHSilile to you. l ll 1 ft ld on Ihii< well biillt hpu^e sftuiUec. trick aad altaatril hlarh iin « v»r| porch, Karate. This line home f« subHtiuttlally School nectiu on a plot with a depth of 2.D laraa l.il »l«k iviMj4e4 area In tkr lull It and In excellent condition. l^xceptlonallv larglarppe MHvhi .K, feet rrmr. EDWIN O. EDWARDS, ^ld ild • H.T.-.OIHI . I'O.WK.MHVT to Wood- Ilooins .ire Inrge. Tiiere is a real with fireplace. 'Modern tiled kit- ROOMS FOR RENT Flral Fluor l.ivlwir H(Mim 17' IL 24', in ei.ii ITIEET row Wilson Welinni six-r.MOll (h-eplace. Two baths, gnu heat, H9#m I'.BPKt I»1J,V l.*rK*? HMIRII lara~r nawai fcaralaa; SrrNlacr, ailH- WK. 2-*W2» double gnriiKe, unlariuin and a hat hs. Oil heat, double garage I* in alt) characterise thin up- 1 house with tiled bath, oil heat, las r««M 1.1' X Ml , klli'krn, M- enrage. c-tKil screened porch overlooking Immediate occupancy. $1 s.oou. to-the-minute Fan wood residence. i-liiard IHH porch lalaaa, 3 luvelr leaMracc Pkoarai sunny room for rent. Apply 200 Al»o ha» sun deck. JJuth and M. T. laalrla . , WH a-USH t he lteservution. 7"> x 100 lot. ferdruaaia aaa katli. • I4.IMNI.IMI . FIIAN'KLIV ail.l Jmllllr Very nuceHutblo to 2'J Highway. Jl MT THK HOI SK I «r V«ur AH- KUHH PI. 3-3-tf txtra lavatory. Attached ginige, Rrcirftil Klmir, X lara;* riMima aad Vlralala Ulilliw . . WK. a-«lll'l lifHiHi. Spacious living roinu, pan- Oil beat, IHKk Nri'liiMt—Six-loom house that •alk parlltlDHrd <>H nllk »l»"»k- has throe bedrooms and tiled hjith, eled library, open screened porch, NEWU 1>K4 OHATKR 2-H««*« etiite house In Weslht-M ^ la|| roaakrd la. CRANFORDi llrHt-fkior bedroom and bath. Her- with private batll; suitable 2 or •yiri.Mi i» A \»:RV I>KMIH4BI.K •i;i..%4W.tt# — ATTH4* Tl\>; M^rni modern kilchen, lavatory ilrst 3 personH, AIKO other clean com- suitnbh' f, llwaklr HMMI-IH %-»I>- ajararn. liroptTly; j»*st tlie IIOUSK for » colored tile, wood burning tire- brick bmmainu- of un usual con- I HVmiHIl HOOM—Good location. gun heat. There in an extra room If l'«a Arr LawklafE fnr r»al mw* place, cool screened porch off the Ktructinn, on «n JICI-«> nmi a 2 blocks from station: ningle and on Ihe first floor which ir* ideal a|.i,*KMm_*rVt< IOI * t'rnlrr Hull Ki'owiiiK fiunily, 2 bed room** and ferl. prlvarr aaa a flat. Im'atltta ball) rii>t Ifoor, 2 lifilrixmis «>M full size dining room. 3 Inrtfo half of pHi-k-llku groundH. If you double. Call WE. 2-0107 or after UN a playroom for lUtle, children, la Knllrla in will Maai In arr Hwajar on over an acre of ^rrnund bedrooms, sun deck, insulation, lire looking for ti home of IHH- ; 5 call WE. 2-2U98. 3-3-tf or a bedroom. and close to Lincoln School; 2S' M'liMid IliM.r, .-piicc for Imth reiuly (hla vrry dralrakle kuair tiialar for IIMUICH; Ktoani heat; 2-car KHHO ull burner, attached ga.ru.ge, tifiction be sure- and iisk HK about I living; room with open fireplace, extra deep Icit. Dnn't fnil to t*ee thin one. Located in one of West- ATTHACTIVB ll H 4 KyiirUna fur- :TitM OS TUB *.-*•> r^ den. hot water heat, large open this beautiful home hi excellent tietd'H finest residential sect Ions. nished rooms; abort walK to ntu- I'liuno WE.'.'uii: Lincoln fid. this attractive resi- Wr Arr M'Mfcrra Of Taw porch. condition with many features tlmt tlon; references required. Sti3 dence offers many delightful fea- HII.1IPLK l.lallXl ai>ll:.«. «f7.4HMMMt . M:U IKIMI: just stn only an interior Inspect ion will ture* combined with most excel- For OffwftnN-i-9-. -nln Hrlnnl section, M'II.NOII.NO\\ *4\\ kept I WANTED lent construction. • ^ Jntf>rt>Ktins six-mom -Titltmlnl Jn tl Idl htitli, lavatory lioine recently rt'ilccoriittMl. At- Il.AHf.F, M>\V FHOM HOOM—' PEAIUALL excellent coiuliHnn with every oil tT-activ^ living room witll ll re- HJM-IK YOU LOVE A' »rtvk niodern touvenieiue. Klpst-flonr \u> CAM, OI H WEBTFIELD Suitable for one or two pernoim; •OOKR BOUGHGHT aatt kkhaTi »|S,(MM».IM( , in VKAIIN Ol.ll ami on HKI'HESKIVTATIVK»i place. Three bcdrouuis, til mi bath,' licau tyres t nuittie-ss iinrl spring ; Write or tlh IIMMN we have. it. Beautiful cen- (1 on or mm rcicjin, science kiti'lien tfleam beat with i*il. fM.OOn. Write or telephone ToTipS ter hall Colonial with a kitchen FRANKENBACH, with breakfast nook ami pantry, JI lint! sti'd't, is this six-room plenty of heat anil hot water; mentt. Immediate removiFi right out of a ni»KHilne. AM the toK-^iirnfnif ti lure, roomy liD-isi', :: liedrnoins :uul Hied halh, Mn. HHICI HHMIHUR — WE. 2-1727 B-uruye. available. "WI3. 2-VlA'l. nett Book SHop, 21 Daiid" HAM* COLONIAL cunven-i rooms are spacious, the cloneta Ki-rcuneit iioreli, tiil iie;it, finished lavatory tit-Mt Hi mi-, UJHMI purfh, Mrs. KIMMUF* V««MR — WK. 2-2SUI ;j-io-tf W CkN N. J J .T TeL X. are exceptionally well planned, 1 Elm St., WMtfi«M 2-4700 biifeniL'nt. Uoud lueuiion, gaiiii; rtioni, uil IUJLIL, uttachea ^u- Mr*. . In excel- r.ir -Attached garage. Oil heat. I4,»«MMM» — llttMil.lX H< IIOOI, rooms, bath and extra lavatory. I VOUIl iTO.. r. Praraall . . WK. SHITM lent rcKltJpntiiil .section, fi minutes Mra. I.salar R. Jakaaaa . WB. 3-SZ4S IHMtrlct, Six rnniiiM ivltli .scinne »I».MH'.IM> . .vrtiT ovi;ii 1111: I.IM: IIH.000. attic? Do your share foi _ — A MAUMFICfcXT Brick " — ilfarai . . WB. 3-13NS kltchun and breakfast nook. First is a (.'apt; Cod that in a "Honey". G. E. HOWLAND, tu train itnil IHIM. Avalliililo uuw. Hrllef IK C.Xral EiraaTa ;_ _. With heavy slate roof tlu or liivatory, 23' living rootn UVIHB riii.in. dinlnp n.um. kit- ItWVKH MOVIM. T» I'lorhlu has liuslnoss iiernon preferred. Kof- uiied clothing anit ihonit will appeal to eome executive and with ojicn ttr^ida'ce, twln-isize bt.'d- fht'ii, 2 iK'tlv'ttmiK and l»»tli first Realtor offered foi" wale this heiivittful evciic'i'.s vetiuivcU. Phone WR. i- South Ave., Westfleld. Km, hi* wife who want n fine home ELLA J. McCORMACK, rountH. oil heat. iloor, 2 hedroniiiH and bath 0:1 modern bungalow. First .iour: 34S3-K. 3-17-tf to deliver—call WE. 1-28H-L UKflTrIKI 2 large living room with lire- with 7 rooms and bath nit on the Kffond floor, opon jKuvh, oil heat, Evraiaca HO. 4-lvJU, EL. 2-1SM I-JJ (fr*4t floor. Second floor piped and Realtor W.N.IMW.OO—FOH M-2U' Ht \«.AI,OU nttactieil gaiase. It's nlct'. place, full Hissed dining room with !%< IOI «. SI >\V HOOM witll 2 ready to flntnh If more rooms are which we believe will KUII i|iilrk- built-in china closet. Tiled kitchen closets and private hath; con- CASH Par MCI'I CMItac, rUil required. The cellar will delight 1H.SI.10 . MlllIEHX I HI.OM A I, that with space for breakfast rouin net- venient to station; private homo. 1 y for- the following i*«n so n s: .:::,W.OO , O\V\HH 'I'mimferreil l.*HrKe mawler Uedvoom, second nabits, boots, intlQUM, («rtn the heart of the man who lines must be seen to be appreciated. lu FiimkHn School Dlstvift on ;u\. — NOT .11 ST 'IIIK.V»IVI, Cull nftcr 5 p. in., WB. 2-4341-J. turnlture, brassware, tlasi, All MM work tihop and hU dark room. AU spacious rooniH. Science ki!- int-tlillm sizt;i! bedroom, tiled bath 3-17-tf Wolff's, 118 alidins iraiM T a (i uiet. di-;i d -1*ml, \vondod street; excellent condition Inside and ntit- four-rooni butiKalowM with cx- w lth s h o \v e r. 1 JH rpe It u IK-in garage. The Rround» are chen. Tile Imth. Three bedrooms, In a. neighborhood of very at- sldo, II master beilrotiniM, colored linuslon attic, these hliiiKaloWH PL. U-LM J9. J.]. HIIIonB the cholcetst and mont spa- phis makl'H room with wash bitsln. tractive homes; n gom! size liv- tiltd b;ith with still! nhowur. lav- are not only Well huilt but are on yecond ilo Attractive III:I>IIOOII AMI i.ivixs HOUM rlouB in Weutfleld. The land**cap- (JariiKf. (HI. Additional lavatory OUIHIK; low h«j. ,'olnljined; kitchen privileges; on and Hta.ll nho\v«r in bawement. ing room with Mreplace, (lining atory nrst Iloor, npen pcireh, Rtune located aniid unusual shrubbery A. MAI.I'. iiini;\- t;.g has been completed with un room, u bedrooms, well planned room, oil 1 it-itt, attached Kariiyt;. iind treest and close to schools, 4!' bus line; business eouple. AVell tiiiini'd, fiuusebro eye to preMcrvlnB natural beauty. UUcHen, tile bnth with tthtvwvr, cliureltes", etc. , 2342 Wcstnelil Ave., Scotch Plains. Hhono WE«t. i-Uti, ,A,1IAIIKI;K«. V.lllKtl>tye open porch, attached RaruKe, S. A. SAUNDERS, f:a.w ur wviHWOon n>» •• ltamhllnK Colonial IHuiKalw Htnirwny to largre expantiiun room rV AMI ri* w> H»«* B.T-IIOOM IIO«I'.!« In the• •• HKAI.IOH WKIJ. .'IHMMIKII l.nnt'« H««H« CHAIN DHIVB fHintlS- :i uuatom built home with ft com- —1/3 Here plot. Has everythintr on Kccond floor and—-a low ca«h 11 (int: no lection oT excullent buys «l ELM N'IHK,KT, \vitli two elnHPtu or Kinaller room ln wood '((inaulim. you could ask for lncltulliiK three til-ant School section with.. tw^r •WE. S-«K!1 . KvraliK! WK. S-1A1» uiandinaT view that Is hard to requirement. We know of and !I will be wnrtli your wliilc car KarnireM, neat and clean, and neroHN from tiled luitli iinrt show- 1-nono WE. !•!!(". but. Declined by a well known bedrnoniH, 1 "i haths. Den. Pic-other bungalow in Wextfleld at lO look tlielll OVlT, ready to move In, do not slay K.brl Tuwnrr . . (It, «M-tlll-J er, in retined iioinu in residential Jocai architect, this residence has ture window. Complete Insula- l>«irfa WriKlit • . WIJ, liOWl section, 1 block from 4!> bus and tion. Iteereatlon room. The price this time to compare with this loni? unsold. I'll! l'i:\ A>U 'All. Many Inlereatins details Huch as one. THOMAS O. YOUNG, s minute* to business !;ectl»>n: Phone the special situation of the tiin- IK linn—|I7,!IOO—and a steal at brenlitiiMt nnd dinner if dewired; he special situation of the ilin that. Realtor IF VOI' I.IKK r".ll...w II...nil. nicely H. CLAY FR1EDRICHS, WK. 2-o276. liig room with ltd view of the 9IN.MMMM» — IN THK IIKAITiril, wooded lot, winding* road.s, coun- griirage available; business person golf links and Its dual heating S«O M1RTII AVK. . WE. 2-1152 Realtor preferred. Call 422 Prospect SL., Wnteh Hill Sri-lion of Mountain- Mrmhrr of Mulllalc l.lall.Mr 8>alen try atmosphere ,\ve have a new A I.AHlii: t'halil Drivt IW'lt- iiyatem with the Carrier Air Con- *Tl,\m . I'OII A lllxrlml.ialli.il side. CuHtom-rtullt in VMS. lii'fck three-level house on the outskirts. or 'phone AVK. 2-42tiO; Must lit* iu gtwtl coKdltton ditioning unit. Not large but very Barer we have a lu-autlful Col- and frnn\e. Center hall, 2V .iving dealrable. onial in a choice North side loca- The asking price Is $17,r,oo. MEW AND CHOICE! Cnll WE. 2-5281. tion. Six larg-e rooms, science room with 11 rep ; 3 bed moms DIETZ A SMITH, KOII III SI\K>IK PEHSOJf, spacious (one on first floor); first-floor TIIKSi: MOW l.l«i'I\)iN Khonlil lie clean nicely furnished room, largo I »'OMA\ Win llrlvn* III" W« An Mentor* •( (be klteh.cn. Powder room. Tile hath powder room; gi\x heat; insulated; KIEP * BASS, closet and windows; pleasant g a home may lie act™ •C|/firL> UIT1NO •VSTEM. istall Hhower). (Saraife. Oil. Realtor* ween to be appreciiileil. Quite I ri — Knotty pine recreation room with storm sash; open porch; attached C. K. GARRETSON, (llvldunl, ent'li is in perfect enn- accommodation*!, residential SCJ- niodated on n. reeliirotal ws bar. k'ariige. On 100-foot lot. 1T'« A IIIII;KZI: to buy one ot these (Htlou utul would iHeuwe tl\e lnosl tion: 2 minutes tti tranHiioilatlou Clve persimaS flaVa ai".^ REYNOLDS & FRITZ, line, new, cozy cottages. ?i;oo. Realtors faslkllouM liou.sekeeper. facilities, 3 minutes to town. ences. Write Box W -Ol'TSTAXniNt; VAI.UK S07 West/leld Ave. 3-31-3t MALTOM *HMW0 . "WYCHWOOD" Etreullre fash; »S0. monthly for (1. J.'M. 43 ELM STREET leader Office. Tyap spacious four-bedrooni house. iii center hall Colonial. Flrnt-Hoor J24OO. ennh; !T0. monthly, for Fkoae WB. 2-180* HO.NBVMOOX COTTACiK. Tills (le- •MT r. aUraaMa Cfcaika J. Prita Two modern tile baths, plus bedroom or den with tiled bath; others. WB, 2-46I0 itKlilful .Maple Hill Fiimn ciit- OXK OH TWO I.AIKiK IIOOMM willl mii,i:n in <;«««• caaiiiii« aWs-'Ikaaa *•!••• iimld'H room and modern bath. seooiirt lloor ban four bedroom* FA, 2-T3SH ttigc In m'ailnble nr onco. Living prlvatp bath; exceptionally well 2.V caliln cruiser. Charles u< Hclence kitchen. Screened porch. mid 2 colored tiled baths; knotty CAI'i: loll Ullh llrrrcrnnr, at- WK. 2-214* room; kitchen; dlnetlt; 'I \n-\\- located. WE. 2-3384. 'phone WE. 2-112'. Powder room. Two-car attached pine Kim room, colored tile kit- tached KiiniBc, Three IiedrooniH, JOOIIIH; tile Imtli; Klaw^oil ami chen, 2.V 11 vine room with open tiled bath, oil hist, wido lot. Ncrt'enen" brt'OZfnvay; BJU'URI1. I.itt lll:i>-I.IVI\(; HOOM—Aviillnblo for1IAVIC TWO prl'PIKS ttat 1• KaraKe. ' Htcam, oil. Recreation P. CAMILLO A SON, d room with fireplace. fireplace; built-in fi,ara(?c; laryu 85 x 100. 1'nrtliilly llnl»lit.-il |Ilny- a person who wants a quiet home.. Blvo tn Kimil lumioa '»J » * Hcreened porch; beautifully liiml- ?i:i^oo HKAL ESTATS — IN9VRANCM rooin: (ill Httam lieat. Insulation; Phone VVIO. S-.'I.'IG.I. Please call WK. !•««» »"« Kcaped lot 75 x 15j, 42S NORTH AVE., W. IP VOl'IK I.OOKIII) AIIOI'MI you I>OF.!I THK l'AIIMi:il 111 yon como Venetian IIIIIUIH. $12.SOU. p. m. or anytime hiltunlai. out thlw time of year'.' See thiw WB. S-WV3 a LAIIGE SIN.NV IIOOMN. second Will appreciate these buys. WK ARK MKMHKRS of The tVdl- older Jiome on a Dint 100 X r>T>0. IIOM^WAIlll IIOIMH Ima^lno :i lloor. unfurnltlicd; share batli; IUKAI.LV LOCATED ax MIIAIK- UeU BourU oi Hraltora' Maltlpie The living room is 13 x 28 with y and so are we, business people, no children, no tlonn of town, ulTordliiK mil civ Pels. 232 Prospect Ht. KHTV IN A HAHK OIM'OHI'I >- SO PROSPECT ST. . WE. S-4M8 convenience to bun line, .schools, for iiitf iuiinac\ilatt< now 1 ionic in III.ICK null CATH.1.1) ITV AT *Hk3.1H. LARGO llVIXi Bettr WktKM . Hca. We, Z-M«z-J ALAN JOHNSTON, HUM K FIIO'I' oinplinslzcs the and whopping; sure tt» appeal to one of the'most beautiful sections HOOM. riHICPLACK. HVS IIOOM, 'alrlela Mluklrr . Uca, PL. 4-OSs.l .shitty while iminl Joh.

be illPI'L'^'li1 l THI l»l .VOIl I'll AVK., H., \V r Modern I'TltNISIIKD collates nri-,n tary. We can supply you witll u IIOMK IVAHMTH 111' Ut:iAII.. 'l>l. WK. U-535 uiul fminn welllnK; Wlv.vdowlawn 1'hciit e it ri for «K-1 plume or 'phone number. Call House Hint hi WESTFIELD tip. WATKKFIUINT AMI .'lNio i8 HrHlilencr Tlionmt Ur. sretlfu _ IMI N"T .MISS THIS ll.VK—AIT AT . v\ Kstiifiii 2-.,iiH. union County i-i.fd. .-,-;I.KIII . HI:H bi« -•••(•cii to I it* appreciatedid . Awk- PA UK LOTS can lie hnnulil '„ i (isi'li: n;.-'.n« will buy ibis b.-au- KATHRYN T. SHEILD. very Illieial lirinH. We can also IliislncsK llurenu, yi:, Kast llnmil voi n SAI U\U prlcu fll.'i.UUM. hi., We.stllclil, iN. J. ^-Jl-tf lil'AIIU I'OII tlfnl older type hoinr. il romiiH, Realtor liullil houses In time for (his »,.;,. AII Kim parlor, llrciila..-.•, i-enr Karat,-.'. l"HOTi:«'TIO> — \VI;STT'II:I,I ulinl uni for i SOIIB iii-llvhli.s Talk It over win, MVHKIIff—III: MAKK, NK WIHK, elth 1:1,11 ST lloohl,'!''" ' weekly. Flee .»r.TN\i/.i; — c.\i,i, Tio| n im; location; neaor statiotwo npeople and; townpooti. HI'.IUKI; YOU >VIHII TO III:Scotc- h Plains-Westfield Line WALTER KOSTER ' iliivi: — Realtor i(i:m(i:i); uu.-, TU iMuri \M-. • LOST AND FOUND DO VOI M'.i:il I'llOPI'.U'i'V U 111. It Real Estate and Insurance — both to ?i.*i,;iSii.(in. res- EDITH WOERNER, 1110 Orelmr.l lid., 1l.MinlnliiMl.lr, N. .1. TOM MUlliT. Six riMimt*. uiiiu'hi'd HERBERT B. SMITH WII.I, lAivi: ( AMI: oi- imiii Wralllrl.l U-S1UU KitniKc, stone front, per man cut SHORE ACRES, .(1ST—I.MIVS II1IOUN WAI.I.IW, VOI'll HOI SIMi AM) HI SIMONS WKK. . HUII '2-MKin ilrlvi'Wuy; dcconitu to suit; in- M'.r.DSf DWMOIl 11,1.. >1|'HT WH. "-01U7 WK. S-2«0N NEW JERSEY III llllWIlt slorc. Wednesdaj. AGENCY HAROLD E. YOUNG CO. ijiecliou Invited. Hi-wni-cl. Tel. WE. ;-2li;l!l. NOW ASSOCIATED WITH iiinrosi; oi' A II-ICOOM iiorsi'.t We Arr A ltlpnil>er Of The 2-«'.\ll I.AIIAI.I. I'lMSHDII O|-|.' MULTIPLE: LISTIMl MVSTEJI III'.AI, I-ISTATI-: — ivsi iiwcr, (ill "IliTTA 1IKOM., I.IIM I—<:iti:i ;-v AMI \\ II III; stripe ALBERT J. BENNINGER o> »I:COM) ri.iioii AS CAIC- Or T>-» Wealflelil Hoard of llenllora. 117 l:n>l llrnail HI. ltl|.|i. ll.eiilre) • SUMMER CAMPS "'!,, c"ver for cluilr cushl lost I'I-:\TI:H*M SHOP; iiAH.\i;i.: \\ 10. ^-1105 llnri'li aim,, lietwecu Klin and AGENCY II — SKlll-lll MiALOW l.ri.ini ni«. pi,,,„,. \v|.;. 2-;ii4:i. with Hie cnineiiil'llces y Irelllll CAMP "BLAISDELL «i: AIII; MKMmoiiK m- mi; AV AiruAiTivi; in.\ii\i.o«. MORE PEOPLE HAVE STARTED ON THE ROAD I.AMlii: PLOT, LOU' TA.M-SN. ol. J'he i-o..ins, .-.IITI r.iiiui, tiled • IIIAIII'OIII). M;U- imn-KHIIIi; Ml'I.TIPl.U 1.1SIIM; NVNi'KM. ASKIM halh. plus Iwo he.lrounin and tiled TO FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE THROUGH IVfNIIIrlll Z-nilHI . WcaillHtl 'i-'.i'.m M. A. MERCNER, l.atli on see,,ml lloor. HOME OWNERSHIP THAN IN ANY OTHER ".I SnoiiiH-r Vour llmiirhli' Mill ni'.M.rmi — issrniNtu *IV* It t'llAM'OIIII — Nnrlli Nlil,.. uhlli WAY See these ML* Homes through any — WII.I, nil.; I;I:VM.I:MA\ HIS 1)1 111.1'iY I III HT THE MEDINGER CO., lillll.s. • 11; i ml n I'olonliil. 3 lii.ihniiiiis. 111,. IIIIIII, Jl.nil.cr Mnllli.tr I,IN|III SJMIIII • I pi;,,. o Bol Ihe wnililt eoverl illll II .HIIDUTI'. lirai'lli-iillv n<\v hroml- K lU'iillorN member of the Wcatfield Board of Realtors. rl ii-i'd , Wralfli-1.1 llonril or llenlliira •iicii r,, r cil cuiil on II,,, ;,:I:I |,.,||,, rriim l"nm nids, \"i'in;tliiu bllmlw, Of- W'Uat, U-ll-10 7^1 ^cslil.'l.l .Vu.. 1;II/.II1H>1II All. \ _ >d a n, v York on 'I'ueMhiy lllclil. KHM'ly inrlii!,,,! Iniliiiliil, ,lr.,.(-iii- •Ml, ,\u. ia OI-IS. lildl THIN IS A n.AKN il ttrrlil- 14, I*Ml. .se eoMti,,.| i|. ||, l,e>.'i;i I I. ,-.:ili IIIIIIH (n,I,.fully ihnitiKlionl. Oil. BdO.IHM, Illli (OI.OMVt, III Mi M.IIW—U>- iMc, •lnv lntMll, A\e, W'llst ^-IIIIIS, 1 lii»illi,ti.il, Dunlilc KimiK«. Tin™ Intr I'M,in ir,' \ -J^' nfili llri'iiltit't*. • ••t-tiip,. inn! B«Mitl . <;i.ii.\ uot'K minimi, lull illiihm r-ioi i rn "<""•. < li"« "lull HIIIIIMI., KPIMI. ,, I'.IIKIUII T>'iie. 'J |,'ul| ilniliM z lav- .'nniit in III,-,| till,I,,,,. - MI,I-II,M,, In'iln Hvlnu Itml IIIIIIIIK room-. 1,- l A. Hull, Sli I'm Mi-s.in • 'Illll IT „ Mill IIIMIIK.IIM mi,| IIATII ttnt\% II atories, 4 hcilroiitnn liuice den At'ill :;i*M>. f,,|f.nl»l Mini IIUMI INIMI, lnrt.i. l,,-,l r«i,,n c«l Killli-ntlnn, 1 •li'K. ilwn,. III,. I'V tllo kllehen. In'caltfnnt nook, i- tiled iiiudr "" I HINT II.(Mill — MIIIII-III mirUU... Wclioiihh , ,,(,:| ( C. C. EVANS, , d 1'iillliiK :i| l.i.n,|,T (iirli-,.. •HCI-lll- citr iiuni-linl KIU'IIKI', briiiik. elc I'lM'll With I NIIMI HI lor 1! ituirt- iM-tlrtMiuiM Held, NcH- .|,.,. I.IIIMI .Niirie>nr Kxcellrnt cuiiiuiiitluif, i leelipau.-y l"-ll mid pnyiim lor ' i "" " rlli. nl. i» HOI in AVI-:., w. next Slliniuer. Seek Hade within Imlli. l>li'iilv (,I ,|,i!,lll) lin Other Service WaatU.ld XKMUU 1 ir> lulleli Aleluuhen. AdUrefs ljox imilll >uur hlKlii'ill.iii. ||,|||| Your Classified Adv. I'OI \I1_1IA.VN U'ATt'll on 11n I-- 8-8-tf •01, care Leader Utrice. il-3-tf KIKIII III ri-iiinlii un lh • Ml. III.III,» ••Miilllul1. I.LI,-,I ii,,. rini.u Ave. (twiiec injiy [-1111111 by Always Brings Results I identllli'lillon mill iinyniioil '>f this On Page ail, Tul, WK. i-HSU aflor U p. in, , ffttitsEAY, UAtett si,

roit SALE porch Into p&rt of the In mg loon rait IAU. • HCLT WANTED AUTOS FOR SALE at ;,::, Rjihway Aveuu* uliieh H hot in confortrilty uitii ihi t.iui^ now ripf iiUu ready. Tbewe my f »TI,!. TIMr att ID to sleon in. loot! INK SMOtWI . 4-IM.r t'saloa) Hr*»m of Title II. Article 10, Section 1 WIRE Ihi. lute juli'y OrimgeH with few j t'ouk JjJju nontt mn>lly if yo l nut —Ma 5.1'liO; III .< PiUiieniph a of the Zoning ordin yt'i'tls that Mi m.iiiy people wlio liavp guild lu,.in r Tel. c.HVr oi-c I a nee. lovo fruit ivnil for. Vo, you will I WKst. 2-27211. 3-17-tf WK. JANE F 1HN1.S fnj^y a lull gi\?-* of delicious ' ivired anil made up. Ouwi 2-: Secretary, Hoard cf Adjustment .luii-,. tliese l.i Ixk mm uings. And j and Piliiu .nil- Urn lie fruit iv al hy best, loi>, ! . ft. lieavy duly ; SALESWOMEN WANTED «H->SIM*l: iidseilised k'i-Ali-l'IZKl': eliit'- -•-.!-tr j MI CIII:HAKI:H !»»». liiHiir -- VI. nn tluil t-rdinuin-es nf u hit-li ihe fol- ii your il,.oi- from: —InBi-am ' Ion Ainrr. We fsmlle llrfli's t'lvtlles: wonderful styles, i-.-rhauled. l'.-l. »f lowing' are t-t.plf-H, %\'f-r*» in trod ue«*.|. Mm', ivory ami Bi'X 13, Hoi-kk'ilge, Fla. I •IVIKti THK I iKaziue printed and can e IVnl iir.-s, nniissioii II.. recently , WK. '-2S71-W; :.; read and pasHed on first reading- hy IHirlie^t Quality :;-3-tf; uuiy. I't'i-tifieil m any ofTer whiih yuu if W'r lelophone -Mrs Hiiir Pirsl Si, Ti.ivn. the Council of th* Town of West- ,,„ - f. r m any publisher. H|,ei-i.ii o; HI, Imoiiid MapleM - . Beld. at a meeting held March " 'I fsuw-imiy treated for smart huuie ,1 i, •.Ef 1 S l>© VOI'SI elM* 30B*. [ Kfwlng am nun- available it, om- offer. :i!i weeks ef Lif,., Ss.nil. nd. Smith i.iriiiii-i. STl IWItklK IHO •»•<.»* 4-l>li«l 28. >;>*;), end that the nalil C<.iin<'i] ..4 li»t»llr*. V I'os.iell Publishers Servii-e. WEst. "VVIifHoiVrf iva-itii-d inside und out. I ftiae textile (enter. S.rfiui — immaeulute eondil' Will furlb#r c«>nwider tlie uanie for IMi .KVTKK. Walls and woodwork washed. | lo" "ill linil il ii joy to m.ike vour ^-6364; li Elm Hi. 3-24 ;t SKHMCIO vnnov pi oriyimi! tu-o-lnue tnII finish; filial jjtiMsggp on die nth dny of HUME JKHKI'S SI-:H«I< IO. -. . ISHii, at drill oYUuk P, M. Fwiors Uly ck-aneil and waxed. ] J'^aster and Spi-inK wardrobe h-uni I'OP HUH. — 2,0 mileage: i hmatlzer mid defroster rid. N. J. (ellai-H fleniu-d and painted. { our fhoiifrst uuiti'i-inls '•. A1- fa rin- 7NI 1 .tilml Avruui' I family muied ear; m ice |6.". (K. s. T.) is the Ctftinei, <**ifiinhc-r, Attii-3 l-li'uneil. , ' ! CBII.I.'B all.K « <<)||)>\ «|IOP lanil soil- ("I** • iii'tf or tills t'l' eeiiiHl; Ml«l. U-II41 or will eonsider ua.ie of an okl Municipal Building, 121 Prospect : wholesale mi ( *;ill Street, West field, New Jersey, ut •iiritliiK KptM'r K»r Rrtl convenient I 1 ** S'-aitt lftr,~-T»m Paarl THM'k MAM 1 << || Hi:H'» 4'l.aMK (UT conies a slenliif. lia\,. Hom sailed eltelit I'olHlitlon, ueiv Ur. • neernhiK' unid oi-dimuues. .1 limbo I'eanuts; they're special 41U- II. »•<. .trr, ;,,nth .,, II... leKUlar i;;,c Hi" at in I'Kllii. 6-37S7. Town Ofcrk. Wpstllelil Avis. ;!_i7_ J4HVIS. ..4 Klia Ml. lice in Westfield; e ,'ii pre- Morel! " " feried. Wiile sl :e, ex- • tWBSETIBBB. Individ.. IIDAI III I I, Uulnul IllnlnH HiiiMn Perlenee, referenc 1IM*S ally de»lme4 aupporta for uisl saliiry HERBERT L. BLOM LAMP 4k SHADE REPAIRS Sui(#. ,-ollsistiii>; of table, side- expected lo p. (I. West- Hood condition. and women. Appolntmenta msdt Station. AW In th« lum«, ROMII* 4-UIE-W, Also wiring mid drilling old lainns 1'oard, six chairs, z china cab- Held, K. ,1. va-scs and iiKurim-s, iact». .Musi sell—nskliiK |S,',.IUI. U \\ 1,4 I'HA^CC AIOHIAI, ;'o., Tuiiera and Call Wrsin.'ld 2-47U1I. . H.*XI> fHI-'.NKKH fur - 1P4N ( lll,\, ',.-Ti)B «>k-l »- Fll> th Aye., E., opp • va., Roialia Park, N. J. E. T. WILLIAMS, work, in dry leaning plant, lilue eiliilliped, excellent condilimi. rv r

S7-it. NR MM Ol TU>"VI V- Refresher Course ^uxwaj MIJtHEV—Wearin»Wea g out i i i--.'l.-.» perfect comlition; Leilz S X ?.» TMOI.IAMP S-24-lf binoeulius; u|i|in|strrrd sofa; IS" K tool instead oorf rouncroursclllf irI* r«raaa 1IM1 I'HKVHIH.KT 4-ll....r «r <*2T«HMW) - H, e.:onomy. H. E. beveled oiill-,.i-; bathroom nettles; IIKI.P WAM>.I> — Family of :i- th, .t mail's leuthei hieli boots, sine 111; \ery a-iinil condition; fSr.O. MNI AW > Heibeit L. Blom, son of Mr. <'l,OIK0I.'T ol week days, noen lo 7; Mi'iUinlay, Phone WK. 2-3SU7-.I. AI r ^ \OTRS l'Jberliai-dt Faher ii.r.o J-'ountnln complete leather bound Conner's !' lo 7; dean. UKIH laiindiy, ine- and Mrs, Alsrot Blom, 280 8en«ea I'HKM »TF AatKltlCA, nr 3 lor $2,110. South anil West- No. A-122 Kodak; undlrolis; Vi Leader. IHI ( IIKtHlli l:i <'«•»*. liouilmas FOM IIAlb ... ))!ace, has completed an intenptt* ^ Fabricabici for sal* ur the y»r« fofoii Held Ales. .'S-JM-tf li. P inoK.r. Telephone Weslllebl ter. ii'i-y >;eod condition; reason the "VS.,! WKl M alipcoversalip-coversli ,, dradraperiedperiep s aiaMM uvholhl- able. Phone WK'»I. 2-4744-J; cal H1C IT OKDAINICn liy th'p two week refresher COUFM ial *"* *3-3-tf •terln•trln c ^ 2-1 '.\2i>. I'VHKH1IM l:t> H'aal) - I'., - «>i, Df thp Town or Wt'^tnpld, L'ouinv of (-'«!(>«: claims work {riven by Libel ty Mu- (HARIRI LBCNM. Salrilaili—Loctll storo. full or pun 1. That nn American I"i tual Insurance Co. nt its Boston •TM^uuiri1 .^ll\ ci« »re and dishes. •H Cl HUiOHl.ANU tV. FILL DIRT lime basis. Keply K'\IIIK full pur- HAHI I.I DAVIIISOK. 111'!, side ear \prifl] Truek f-nutppPCl with fifi-fl. llcularH, experience, etc., p. ii.,x Sood; 112,1.1111. .Model A Ford l»2il home office. i',* Mildred l.alt.-ii, 423 Westfleld AVAILABLE. KIM? OLD I.AMPtl —|{lr»'trl«rd — KIM, cure Leader. ladder for the Fire Department ho fn. WK. 2-llli:-i:. 3-a-if with lllteroKlliiK Khudes — eilhcr Ki'illlli, ?7.'..0ll. WlOst. 2-11114-W. purchased. One of 23 claimsman cindidatt* 2. It is hereby dcterpiUird and TVPKWBITKH HKrtlHK _ al cul out or llnwel'eU. lillll. OH Vlll Mi WOMAN W«nlm Ml «1' «AI MIKII r. — IKIT IIMin chosen on » nation-wide band to PBOL»TKBIS«. furniture repa r» niukea. Serving: >Vt-nlfleld for 2- WE. 2-54M as suleslndy hi retail hardware died that the **f. MAHJOHIK MII.I.I'.V, l*aHrl 'I'rNi'fc. Kood eotidlllon. al' .unpy iiPOfUKary to lie rnlKed f ... attend the course dealing in theWy year.s. DepeiulaMe suaiaiueed Hlore; «ootl salltry, slendv posi- nevv then; *17.".. Cull WIO. 2-nil HOUITP." fnr saU purpof*p IK fL,. tine Beiectlon of rubrics work fairly priced. AIHO eold— :ln; Kami llr.iaj tttnri tion. Call Tiiytor Hardware Co,, 32(4l and background's of compeniation r Entner & Sims, 46 South M. InllvMmll) III-BIKIH.II Inc., Wl-'.st. 2-ir.OO ft#nty-sevt3n thouiand dollars ($27,- exdianeed. Own your favorite H I), 2-12»| uo.uup t and that iidihei inifposm IK ehereb thfy ap- Union Ave.. Cranford. CII. •-.08»l; make. Pay like rent. Large sel- inpinoilals. lieadslones, and mark- |t>W OI,I>«H(HMII.C and liability Insurance. Blom i«y> 3-3-tf ection, new low nriees. , . Melse!, ers for your family. Hundreds (;I.SKHAi, Hllltl:»OHKi:n nnd f seven thu ri'ienti the compuny from ita New- n displap y to pick f r.O.OOII miles; $(i7:,.00. 1'lione WE. room capftftcapftftll impi-orenieuimpiorenieut funfundd s Stationer, 37 Elm St., WE. 2-0.188 l M niotlier's helper: full *.r part time. 2-47K1. l 2-3-1H The Lincoln .Monument C .. 4(l;l- HII THITI; HtllV ( »IIHl»l.i: WHnt. 2-3347. l\ iUlHlllUlll f ffor HUt'l) 1)U1'|J"HCM. ark office. "rve you on local and lenr dls- 411 OratlKi- ltd., ilonlcli 2-1 lion. Plume a. To flnimcc* snla purpone Uicrf W.ir, I'dHIl l"ur-lli...r MrdUH— i 1 IKi. iluill he i^ued, plirsuunt to th A 1948 graduate of Upula Col. .fn™ trips fall Ann"" Tax) -2i-i ut Westlleld 2-O7KH-W. (Ol Fl.l; Waul lapalile, ll b id st t th g'rflre, 421 North Ave., Weotneld. lloily and llres In Kood eondltloii; j(»iNil Hond Uw "oof f tthh e State lege, during the war he M>ITI4 3 3 tf JIST lll)( I.MIOII _ A most rnm. mature u oinan In assume full new H1II> envtTs mul battery, » f»aiMll«l»B i-liarif.' of infant. Will mil be ex- for three yearn with the U. •. plete llHsortnii'llt oV 32 Illations NUMM and <;irla c»ullr»i«4M»M llvraava obliged to Hell. Tel. WIO. 2-14:17 MKiiaiue of ItondH, JUmn Antieipntitin I'olors of Keiiuini' Inillan Head MTLK KRIl Kew HampHhire Ued peeled to perform household tasks after li ji. m. Notes* of Httid Town, whU'li .shall not roosters, 4',i In li His., :,;,e lh.— —Slf.es ;l to 12. l.'roin S;1.9S to nthiM- tliati those for the bntiy nml Navy in Europe and the Middle ANTIQUES. 7!'.- yard—suitable I'm- numerous J7.HS. tx.-.'Cl in RiiKiegHte . prliielpul M'.l,*l»% BAPP, dressed In order. Larpe e«Ks, tioe hel-sidf. Ample free 1 imp. I'oni- 1*41! I'A< KAIIII < I II-I-IOII. com East. dozen. We deliver;. Telephone HUM. KIII.HM TIMiCiKHV, fnrtahle liviiiK lu'euinianiliitlnns. HI (lurk »l. (.1111.1.'N KII.K « (IITTIIN SIIOI 'Mil HMI llr«ia«l l*lrt>*r, pletely eiiuipiH'd, excellent eon lolhirM UCO.OOtUO). Hdld'notf'H Hhiill Call Kvtnlnm. Illll Fmml llr.iim Hlcrrl ltahway 7-0,18;l-\V. 3-24-tf Please reply slailuK Niilary ex- dlltou; a aood family eni", rea-ittivr intcvp»t nt X\}a vnte ivhkh shnll And Wftkend.. H>ii4H»lil, V J. peeteil. Itox sill, care Lender. lot exceed tl.,!. 3-10-t 3i ind limy be renewed 'rom time io collies u Menlin', have som Halted IIIHI.'K Hr\ IIhln HIM 1KB I'PHOLSTRHGD rinltin .lunibo Peanuts; ihey're sp cial 4Me fDwl, ?;l. Ulack patent leather for steady position in lextile liniltntloiiK prescribed by walil lttw. To Mp Gw*4 Rwnaim i NIIOIO 1I10P.4IN—I^Micrl Work shoes, :i V' mediiim, never worn. • ».'» Illllll COI l>|-- Coml cnudl- l to yolir order covered Iq you) II)., rcKlilar U.lc Ilj.. nt More. Apply in perHou—l!rllrs llon, sealed beams, niuv liulLery All matters with r('"Pf( t to said Klilorlani have dlicovend DMt cholc* of materials at nioderat. very reasonable prlooy. Oulck JAIIVIN. 04 Kim HI. Hoy's Spaldlni; baseliall shoes, Silk *: Cotton Shop, 130 lOast aiut slip cover; reeenl inspect Ion; lottos nut dpterittiiiprt hy (hln ordln- Work. XL. II. 2 mulehlnK 10-ln. dlameler Urund SI., Weslflold. best ofler over »1S.".. Cull WlOst. ni'e plii^il be determined by VOMOIH- (he four lines carvtd on Shtk* i-KTK's SIIOI: K|-,«vi( i:. •iAM: — IIHKNIOM: KI tMiA laie center pieces (nice Klft). ion tn |)» IiPripnft*1!' ndoptfd- "''""(•HlHI.Ki LECIIE1I. Phone Wl-:. 2-..220-.I. 2-1)274-M. •paart'i tomb art a warning—tad IN U MHKKI.AM) Bt. 34 l>ro.|iri I SI., Ju»l nit HronH Ht IIHDS—6.til) x 111. IM)l"l'OHN i;HOI I' roiiltli-es srl-vlecs 4. It lit hereby determined nnd not f n epitaph. >a«l IBS* •II.Ml of oxpclb-nLi'd hookkeeper typist, IKLI PI.VMOITII P. II. ('•«»«.—He- tarlaml timt tlie period of v^ffnt- 8 nVN llrar I'll rl Hamarrn.-r Hull 40-hour iieeli iucllldiuK two i'V(. 1 . IT-3-tf IIOHT4IN « MelMIVOI (;il, «-oiidttl«>iird, good Khape, nice for IPFK of tliP iHirpuso for the lintiiu - O. E. Bentley, w*U-known ShaVw' I IT tlulmbv Htrrrt —ABO 1S-L4; excellenl I'ondlllou; nlligs. .State IIK... iiunlillrutlniiH lilltli neh.iol Mudpiit. I'himc WHst. iifr of whlrh tiald nnU»n ixre tt> lip rtMTH t oltsl/niKI',. Individ- ANTIQUES IKK. JI>I:I» IIU.UO. lloy'B brown sillies, l)Vsl>, ami salary desired. >lox S13, eare tpearian hiitorlan at PrinMtM ijpader. Msiied Is n fiAflmi of five It IK hereby determined and MIIH. JIICI, UAMM, JililC-A-fllleCJ , old furnltui'c. construction; Ideal for Ilshiiiyhi - HIOAI Ilkl I. Solid Mabiwaii) ense; retpretxees I'eiiuired. 'I'el Uadio, undei-Meal liealer; new (Iprliirctl that thp Supplenieiitnl Oebt cyclopedia that the verse is anoth- I Heal I'rniil Nl., I'lnlnfldn'. 3-17-lf crulsiiiK1. New last year, iteuson- llwikrronl ill perfect I'oiulltlou; KA 2r:i(ili tires, yenr old top; oriKiiial own- iliitement rciiulrod by. niiid law buser example of Shakespeare's rare alile. WK. 2-07110. cost S:)00, Will sell for JHIU.tlll. e.i". eitr that hns been eared for >een duly made and it led In tlie Also u i;<»v. Winlhrop secretary, 'll.lj TIMI-: lilllli — I'^iifrlriic *9ii". 211 .Midway Avo. Fninvood insight into the customs of his day. l"A p(i4'2 .fTIee of tho Town I'letU nf H;I Id M, IIOTTF.II C.»» «B4 8II«| NEW PIN-UP LAMPS < MM: or ii.ti«iii:\ Koott as new; price $2:..00—bl)r typlliK and iniiiieoKruplihiK. Town, iiiut thiit Mich Ktateilient MI The author relates that Shake- i»yret anil eonl wood. Also rich Jfnple, Wiilnul, .MiiliiiR.iny, or Ilruss. SI ITI.IIS, bai'Kaius. A hrillianl blue white I M(IN I'OIM'V HI SIMSS Kill III l>so\ 2-lto.ir Srilan oll. mono "Wcstilekl 2- Mill sell for $l2r>.ll(l—worth much body mid tires; for quli-k hab Tuwii, an deliiipd in Tlllc -10: -.9-31 utter .'i l'. in. 3-.1-1C E. T. WILLIAMS, OPEW IVKDAr 255 l<:na| llmttil Ml., Wvalllrld WK. 2-;lliS7 or «2'.!1. 1 -7ti nf Kiilrt IleviMPil KlnttitcH is Holy Trinity church. In English' 75.1 ClONTH.tl. AVI';., nrnr (;r..v«- s< more. Phone Wesllleh! 2-4S2.'.. ncTeiiNt'cl by thiH ordiiiiUU'p by twen- 1 •IIVSIl |A>'S Oil |(>: lius 11.... i for churches, people were burled 'under , rlKKI'l.UI', M»ir II nd Kindllllir (iiHiil rnrkliiK- , WIO. If-^IAN 1 I'AIKAIIII S, 1» 111—Uodi, InU'llor y thuuManil dullmn ifZO.oon.OO), and Central Hardware Co., 'l'\l>IO)VHI'l'i:H—I nilrrivim I iltilrk, inlellU'i'iil yoliim woman, almost new, now lunlor, new hat Hiilil natRH nuthorl'/ed by tiiis th* floor of the church, year after! .00(1—seasoned oaK. / SON IKMHAI, AVIi. I.OIIK H" carriaue; »:lo. :i eveniuRs nnd 1 or 2 .lays week- >rdinnn(-e will lie within all debt HAM) 1,1 MIIIJII CO., cessorles, fully equipped. Tele- year, for centuries, and space be-; -I'll-ICIO l.hlnu IKMMii »«•(, Tlixeilo Call WK. 2-12im-.ll. ly. In writing kindly Mlve a^i' plume Plulnllcld 11-172:1. HmitatioiiH NresiTlbed by Hiilil Inu'. 23(1 South Ave., l''anivuiill sli-le; T-pleee chestnut bedrnoi (illll,•» III.I I! Kl-Ill\ kitchen si'l; l»-ii 11 x 12 ruif» anil covert cont, size It). All in excellent inateh-llirhtcd waler heater. Ther- blU'Htinn thor«uf altef final pan- 3-3-tf Hails, 1 Ki-er-n, 1 lilue, lirai'tir.-l ] ly condition. Call WK. 2-.-,ti:,l-.M. mostat opernies electrically from exhausted, the sexton removed the new; liriind new liencral Klei-trk' your kitchen mid bathroom, PARAGON PERSONNEL LEGAL NOTICES remains of those who had been for- CK;AH SM0KP1IS! You can bay tlooi- model i-iullu phonoKraph IIIIOIMIDKMMIOV. from $3.1111 to lll-and new, never used; cost $40, I'otnhiiinl ion. Also .ither items. sell for *20. Wl'l. 2-:.(i2O or rt471i. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, gotten and tossed them unceremoni- boxes ot Cigars, all hralids, at I'all Cranloi-a li-l>li71-\V. $4.00. Alwo shriihs. Air. lleiinan ^14 I-:.%ST IIHOAU MT, Sii|>rrl..r f.Mirl ..I \r« Jrrary lt)^ (\Wmint, al l^ppy'.s, corner Alines, .'.ill North Ave., K., Wesl- Cllllll..«-r>' IllvUltm ously into the carnal house, where:. Ileld, X. .1. .\HK VOI I illl:ll orr llnrnlnilnric c Smka, WK. 2-111 III. Snutli nnd ^Vesllield Avos. I SHCIIETAIVV. Westtield 140. l'Mlun C Hj lloekrl .>•>. I'.1«41.|N dead bodies and bones were kept. ', •1-3-tf iin g on b'butt ns'.' ' TheTh n culll • IHMDM \V OHIH^AX i: PHOVIIIIMi KOII When Shakespeare selected nil KII.VIOII l-'<>\ CAPK. llnri.. ,ln. HK.II, TIC'KKTW IV.nv On WK. 2-2.-, 13. (IDN'EP.AL .MANAI1HI1. over fund IH Im^^M »r A chain VKKIII. • $.',11011. 'I'hr SIMtr ol \ru .ler.ey 1l »BV CHIm, MA I Illl-SSDH, I). mtVKOY >V Kll\. Hood at fountain or in MAHMA('lll'Nr.'l l'1 Anal resting place, he noted that IDS (rlltinl Avi-llllr loom—»;,. vullle fur $4..",11. I'SEU 'WAHIIKIIS—Oiwl I'ondltinn, TAMPIIKLI, 111 \K1N. IIIK beln IIVI-H HF.ATJI, III IIIAIllS, \M>I. ^-I(I7S riin Ai»pnnt»Hivri»\ the opening for the carnal houte Ml* BAS.1l\KT'ri3!i, IIA'I'iil- ."••I Him St. KUiininlcpd; lulei'd fuX i|uieH salu. devisees or liersoiial representative; MOMI.N M<:rK,«SAII\ their or any of their heirs, devinei AM» THK was only a few feet from his future/ *f;n'KS VI:IJI:TA I.I'. IN,WIN m,,i AIIIIIHII>. H AM» S.»I.H—MK.VI',-*'O»KHN — Fibre anh • ..EMPW>r»ENT, t-xectitoi-H, nilinliilHtl'Utors, Ki'antee II i% grave. . ' •','•' iii«t«i ;V.«niB-tis or siiecessois In' rl ht, till erM-reoii sailcloth—Villues to »1!).!I5— !' K • xort-:* POM- vtifi' ami shrulishrulis, panslcspanslc , p WANTED or interest. • Ot-' MA1I1 MOHK. • ' Relying on the superstition of the euniaIs SCS, azaleas, inc. H feet northensterfv tliei\'fnnn hi> it reads: innri- \rIiiBi-r t('|ii', ii-nti-r pinii! liy hliirhl, day or week. lip.>n Xasb and navlilsiin, Plaintiff' iinpntvt'd by count riictlDK tliereon so l.ame Tiisaljulon. K.^tlmates /, ii. p. WOTOII. $2.no. <:it-i's 'is" a real biirifuili. WKsl. 2-O31U-.M and automatle tliiuT. l.ari; Call \VJ3. 2-r.31ti-M. 3-3-tf Attorneys, whose uddress Is 1 US Kli "il'litd-no ol.llKiUlon. 1 ii bltiiinlnotiK imuiachini |iavt>nuMit Good Friend For Jesus Sake For* bike, J.'i.nil. liirl's dresses and 'i'linyer foldluy: cari-laKi , $lt Street. Westfleld, NViy Jersey a having a width of IS feet and a . bear, j ALSO CASEMENT rain cape, sizes li nml S, so WIOsl. 2-4.".OS. XIKN (l. unswer to the eomplalul on or he depth of H Inchon, by ditinir nil from SaKs and Best; filk- and $1. PI.AIMIIOI.II I'.MI'I (IV'IKNT fine Jliiy 5, III4:I, JiidKnii'iH by de A(illN( V, •cfHMary KI'-'HIIIIK and other work To Dig The Dust Enclosed Here; ' STORM WINDOWS. All In Booil .•,,million. IVKut, 2- MCI: C I III.V MAI'I i: lli-e««IHK Tl KKOI.l, <'AIIHIA<;I3 witll mull" fault may be rendereil nualnst >o H'fKi'iiry (ind hu-ldeiU.il tn thoBlessed Be That Man Who Spares 41IM-.T. hit- with drawer. Cherry l)ie.-sin!{ Ilice new; rousomible. Call AVEst 120 North Ave.. l>li.liillrlil for I lie relief demanded la the eom ork of paving- mild wtieel. WILMAKLES co., ' Table with drawer. Large ffreeii 2-:i27S-J, preferably betweer l-hoiie l'l.. 11-33341 phllnt. SECTION 2. That all of the sniri These Stones, MO\l\(i III.I Ol' TOM II. I hav Lawn lloltle. Alarl»U'-t iip Collet iuid 10 at nlKlit 3-17-tf Tiie nbeet of said ail ion Is to re IniproveineiitM wind I be made nnd And Cursed Be He Who Moves My - E. Broad SI. . \VK»t. 2-II8S0 some garden tools, iuwn mower, Table. Foot Ktools. (lutre the sa hi Iii'femlanls or any o mpleted under the wiipt'iv.siini of wheelbarrow, buliy eaiTiaK<\ o- Pi:.\CI'J I-ICKKTS — Any sine UO.MAV H on I.I like Work, three the Town I^nRlneer find in accord- , Bones. i 3-3-l-f Av luoruiusvs u wet'U—Moluluy, Wed- I hem to sel forth ami spei-lfy his 1 1 1 inons' lee sk;iles, size .I. WK. 2- DON MAXWELL, slmlte. ninile to oviler lu'omptly til- their title, elnlni or. eneuiiihrane Mi Hi plans mid speclflcnt ions .JI,,,!,,,", ."' A,,| ''O" «•»>'«•"s,-jil Cuvi-r• l'r«-. ] 2:,S7-U. nesday and .Suluriiay. Westlleld to or upon (he Uinds uiid preinlseH that ItHvi- heeii preparfil for the, 8N.1 MOI % IAIN AVi:. c. j. \i:u >II:H:II 1,1 11111:11 co., 2lill~lM ib'serihiMl below and how ami by and wliich aie n"\r on (Ho In I 11 ,;, II11 h I VII y T-IKIIIII flllKIl . an n- AVASIIIXC .Will > .•.il, and that ay nlned jincl stated tliiit tin- put Iniati'd The largest and most spectacular IION' l'o\ HOC imu any. \1 lib ii(ii l i have a 1M title ilium nt nf money nei-esNnry to l>eexhibition since the New York world iVi de i I I'llK.Ill' I'lAV liellned Ainerienn, M: od cook, mid- jilxe.l fri.in iill KiHil'i'cH i'"V »lihl PUf- ha ml I lieedli''p., lilt selm 'lite it referen a tiit- Dcffiniii ha •Ppen m:rvuii:i), HKI-I,vcrcn. em-hi.,r '1'el. \VI' !-l.i • 47-.M. MalioH-any case $.'i0.00. illn IIBIUI, exeelleliexeelle t reference: >i>ve Is ^r.nit.Oli and tluil the I'MII- fair of 1940, will be held in London •2S" CIIII.'N IllC'VCI.i^l 4' x li' I'hi WIO. 2-:nill-,I. udiiltsl . phnne betui'en 1 1 - ti p.m. I1IMH! Sufll la inu tod muxluuitn um<»unt *if IIOIUIM in 1951. 1 rlalnllelil ll-dliit. ' i.r licit ON lu't'cxsnry to be iwKiieil for "' I'nrk Gntmtr, At Tj,e Clri-U.. I'llll lll'.M'.l'ir Uadellllv I'.ii.l.iv- en CHOP; portable Vk-trula; pair iiifnt I'liinll Korean I'lirysanlhe- I-IIII:NTOXK f been iiiaiic 4ahl plU'piiHe IM JSOOO.tHi. Theie IN Every village and town in Britain Kill's tlelire h-e skntes, slzn WOMAN ilesl i.'teby ii|)pri'prrati-(l to Ktilil pur- imilliH, larue eluni|!/i, pink, erehid, Tel. WK. 2-l."il;i-,l. SPECIAL oil Chain Driv - for (h UHdll Illilt .VI* is being invited to go gay during CIRCLE yellow, aprl.'ol, rl.-d.1 white: eni'li da> 'M worlt or Horning part lime; li.-irs, mnv Ihe Ktim nf J.Mlll.lMl fi-oiii enp- $i2.!' . local relereu <. i'a 11 WUsl. 2 the 1951 festival, which will last eluiiip niaht's se\x-ral plants; 7"'C MI'llOX DIIIONN, sl*<> III, made IIOHTOV A McllONOILII, hil iinprnveincnl fundH available ^ COVERS CO., per I'liinip. :! for S-.>- Nlrci't 47ril-J. tlit'lr from May to September. It will tell 1 1 1 1-riniviisi—Veris Implex (llesi'-in- I-'orstinau's woi.l from a V"Ktle paltein; $.".. tt'Kst. 2-lloli-jr. WK ^IM:IU KHM! I,A IH l).«lre« I'OKltliin- SICt'TloN -I. To lljiniu-e mtlil piir- the story of British life—in work and l" SS . , ?"/^^ lluse). 3 fur SI.,-,n. 11' for SI..".a. H.--MK in ilRlit. mscs 11,,-ie Kliall lie Ismii'd, j>ur«u- rail .Mrs. n. s. Iliilierls, WIO. '2- Ceueral ofllce work, typing. ;im to tin- l.oeal lU,m\ l.-ltt' nf till' play, in discovery, invention and de- dl'tlS; C, 17 Kast I'.rnad St. •is ••: si'iwiMi \vm:iai,. if)-' Tel. Uahwiiy 7-li;ir.-J. t am •l;iin, :il|i'K<'n; (Ol. UATIO? i* lit' Hit' WlpiUttiii Nines of Hiiltl T»\vi- i \\lileli •j. .•hi'rry tuhle, brass Km-heste! huoklieeper, typist — part time tat i l'h« Kollowlns i.^ a tli'Hcrlpil 'hull Il'-t px««'i'il 111 llKK' ennte prili- achievement—past, present and to i.'l»^UlH\l)l ( lump, pk'tures, mill: Klass, etc nioruliiKH mid Iwo evenlnu-s ;t of the l run in !TS7. P1IIVATB PA11TV Him Munrr t pi-finlsfit ifftMi^u'd to: 'i|);il a in nil lit the .Hlllil of J^OOll. l; 1 come—and of its contributions to in I'll! HlKIII, Westtiold 2-2II10-W. week ur hours euii lie urnuiKed. AH ilirtse ccrlain-s tracts en- par- iaid notcM shall bear Interest at ,„'', li loan on first mort^atif.. Hi'iid par- Ilox Sill, cure Leader Office. •iite wlilcli Hlmll nrfi C-NCI'OI. Nix P*1"" the world in science, technology, cul- IIIAIlIIlvv CLOTCLOHH Ch.\T, Tuxedo style, 11.11 10 COTTON' OVAI, HKi, S * 10. tlclilarB to .Box 40U, euro Leader c«N of laid lyiiiK-, situate and lii- Tel. |.'\,, PersiaP n llanil . trimi , sizi e 11111,1 i IllK in Hi I'TIIWII of Wi'Mt field, 'en tu in pel' nnniiin, and inny be TTw o naliiiKanl y straightiht hi Office. 3-3-41 I;I:M:HAI. OPPICK UOIIKKH t'titwtHt tvmvt x\n\v. \u tlinti imrs«- ture and industrial design. |.eri,,i coiiillt ion ; $-.0. I.caf Ki-een Pho WKsl. 2-41S1. Counfy <>T l*irtf Ni-w rhesterlleld oat, size 411; $-".. wishes pi.slthm; ;14 years old; Jcrscj: iit to and within tlie limitations The central exhibition will be sit- ,. , ANTIQUE LAMPS Nav>- i'rinress stvk eual, size 1.",; ANTIQUES capable. Typing, lllliiK. mliiieo- 1 i 10( JI NN I N(! at a pr>{ n t nit u'a t i*d in.'Hcrll>ed hy Hit id Law. All mat-uated on the south bank of the River f $$.'. . 'Tu-o-nlen e di-essyy Kreyy l KiapliiiiK. Also proof reailiaif. on tln> Hfiiithci'ly Klde «»f (VnLriil ••ra with rcKpect to ;-