•»*!* •¥.,' ••".-". „ Read the Herald fib For Local News ^ by * tmlgH. Temenenr, Servinff Summit F»$it$m •hewer* e*tln« In nwrniar wttfc wwlde^Wy eooier weather. Tfcs wwsk^nd win be fair and rather eesj. (Good lime to get at ERALD windows).

62nd" Yesr—No. 23 home opponents in an election where) their efficiency' and to familiarize of Mrs. T. Davenport of 349 Black- Mayor Bland Will « per cent of the city's 8,858 reg- > burn road. ICr*. H. W. Diefmdorf them with the actions that would istered voters went to the polls. In Club's Blind, and W. C. KleinWder, will tea A total of 5,672 were cast, approx- be necessary in (tie event of "* leaders. Be Armistice real emergency. To make the drill imately 700 fewer votes than were '«a authentic as possible members Pointing out -that "a new con- cajjt in. last years gubernatorial • Sight Aid Program fidence has arisen in th« UN as of the Junior Red Cross par* election. ... • Summit Lions Club through its an instrument of peace due to Day Speaker anticipated as victim* end Inquiring sight and welfare committee la the courageous steps it has taken Armistice Day will be observed % Louia R. Ackerman, Democratic! relatives. The scene of the disaster now making It* annual appeal for here Saturday morning at a brief nominee, who ran against Mr, thU summer in the face of seem- ceremony to be held at 10:45 a,tn. was the FrankUn School. KM flnanclal support by residents to ingly unsurmountable obstacles", Taylor for the Council seat from other places used we.ro the actual at Bontiel Park before the sol. Ward II, polled a total 774. votes carrying on the service., club's a League spokesman yesterday de- diers' monument. The speaker for headquarters of trie d«fei»ive work in this field is Ita majolr un- lared, "How this new mood can ftgainat Mr. Taylor's 2,272. Mr. branches. the event will be Mayor Percivml Gilson, who was returned as city dertaking*. best be consolidated is of inu»ee "1'he Vnlte*.JWat»ons Tot^v show and will be auditioned by a of each, one. .. firemen, And other brary, car^ of Mrt: UlWtK Sp«er, staff memW of tne New York stopped at the-poll*. Police .-IN*.--. c the slate Is as follows: Novem- Jfi' announcing General Romulo ot trie* Defense Council hurry fang:librarian. At present a nlm li- City firm that is directing this ported no disturbances, >'."' ber 14, 9 a.m., Mrs. Read H. Card, as the speaker for tonight's meet- to their posts. Official participa- brary oftfen«p Council and 160 Red book* Include the Bible, many well David Roberts. leaders; November that while retail sales cannot be known novels, short stories, plays, Is the Athenaeum's very good for- provided by John Almqutot and Cross member* headed by Ran 18, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Jacob Trapp, tune to have Genera] Romulo for his orchestra, which will also play contained in clubs In that com- dolph .Turgeon, head of the disas- cartoons and books specially 189 Maple street, Mrs. K. A. Bald*- Fellowship Week munity (there are no salons) liq- adapted for children. our November meeting. The epeak. for the Follies, and tables'will be ter and relief committee. wjn and Mrs. Allison Hearn; No- set up in the hotel ballroom and uor and continue to be served The appeal letter: er previously announced for this Given first Aid vember 16, 9:30 a.m. Mrs. R B. meeting, Richard f. H. Johnston, refreshments served. Mrs. Samuel In the Paea Club, the only holder All injured* were given first aid We, the members of the Summit Atwell, 23 Colony drive, Mrs. W. Eason ia in charge of arrange- At Sunday Service of a retail consumption license. Lions Club come to you as a group has not yet returned from Korea. World Fellowship Week, which at the scene, tagged with their Floyd Taylor and Mrs. R. A. Hop- When, during last,- Week, it be- ments for the affair. Last year the Paca Club was of men who are predominantly opens Sunday, will be observed by injuries noted, and removed by per; November 17, 2 p.m., Mrs. came clear that he would not be Assisting Mm. Eaaon are Mrs. granted a license after nearly two "ambulance" and commandeered residents of Summit and ask you Hendrlk Bode, 153 Beechwood F. Speno. Mm. H. Foster, Mrs. the Summit YWCA with a Vesper years' study by Borough Council to listen to our story. here for the Athenaeum meeting, truclu to Overlook Hospital. Three road, Mnr. H. H. Dampman and the program committee seized the Edwm Carter, Mrs. Pieter Smit Service scheduled for 4 p.m. Sun- on the adoption of an ordinance radio taxi-cabs and four radio Once again we offer you an op- Mrs. George B. Martin. and Mr*. J. M. Hubbard, Jr. day »t the Y headquarters on by a 4-2 vote. Early* thl* fall, a portunity to participate in our an- opportunity to invite General Carlos P. Bomulo police can, hooked up with Red Technical committees for the Morris avenue, it was announced committee was formed of church- nual Blind Seal campaign. Tour Romulo whose busy and uncertain first days of American occupa- Cross headquarters on Elm Ucd Soltor in schedule at the United Nations Follie* have been selected with yesterday by Mrs. William Bu- men In tht borough to work for generous response during the past tion of his country. But gradually Mrs. Rufun Srarles heading the chanan, chairman of the local street and Defense headquarters years has made it possible for us makes it difficult for him to ac- he and his father were won over the defeat of the referendum *t City Hall, participated. Trucks Inchon Assault cept out of town engagements far property committee, aasirted by World Fellowship Committee. carrying on the objections raised to carry our very worthwhile Gunner's Mate 3/c Anthony J. to the new idea and the boy in Mra. Lee Franklin, Mrs. Sheldon Other phases of the program will were used as ambulances. services to the blind, sight-handi- In advance. In his talk General high school w er st,udy end he earned.his M. A. H&naen, formerly a YW secretary Freeholder George W. Herllch During the landings, the Man- pine government chose General R Marshall. Mrs. Clinton Van degree three years later. In 193S in Japan; andiOrtha Haymond of followed Representative Case In chester^ prbvided close support of Romulo as Its permanent repre- Cl»e and Mr#, H Van RwHwelswr. The dead were removed to he was awarded on honorary ~the "National Y Board, who will total votes cast, polling 4,338 votes, United Nations ground troops with sentative ' to the United Nations e **«£• crew is under the di- morgues at the three local under- LL. D, degree by Notre Dame talk on social work in India. about 200 fewer than the Congress- her intense ehip-to-shore bom- with the rank of ambassador.-jt rection of Bernard C©wperthwait«s taking establishments. Police Overtook Again paid fitting tribute to a man who University. assisted by Harrison Ball. D. W. Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., man, Freeholders Donald M. Pear- *rew a cordon around the city, bardment. The cruiser 1* a unit of Mr*. Roland P. Bfattie of 130 8*11 and Albert J. Benninger fol- Task FoirCe 77. has battled long and valiantly not B. Holme*, E. Kaus and Paul R. "buttling traffic away from the Mountain avenue, and Mr. Brattle, lowed Mr. Herlich in that order, r Offering Free only for his country'fl freedom Salvation Army Nets Tilson. David McNeely will han- • «w in use. Xarlier this year, the Manchester will represent the Summit Asso- Election results were known was named winner of the Navy's but for the forces of peace through- $2,341 In Summit dle lighting and the sound system By 3:15 p.m. the lest victims out the world. The Salvation Army's divisional will he installed and operated by ciation at the notional worship earlier th«n at any time since Battle Efficiency Pennant, awarded thin writer htm been covering brought to the hospital, Diabetes Tests - One of the most dramatic commander. Brigadier Arthur 8. H. H Hmgens of the BH1 Labs. service Sunday. Mrs. Benttie U a for overall excellence. voting here ainee 1937. All tab- - the Registration Cfen Overlook Hospital and its med- crusaders of our time, General Woodruff yesterday announced MM., AJf Mrland«*r of Chatham member of the National Board. Rw. 3, W. Sitter, dean of the iilfitionn were completed by 9:18 ter at the Summit Express Cora ical staff is once again cooperating Ugion Auxiliary to Romulo fought both with armii and that 12,341.70 wrt« an to the condition of th« November 13 through November The American Legion Auxiliary leave Bataan before the aurrendor attended a Salvation Army camp Union County r<-»Ments will be Cathedral. Mrs. H«rri»on S. Elliott. turn* were coming In were Chair- victim* Telegram* asking for In 18 by offering all area resident* aft Unit 1SS wilt hold a homemade of the battleworn American end last summer, asked to contribute $«0,000 of the general secretary, National Board, formation were sent from Red opportunity to have a free diabetes Filipino forces to the invading "The funds are used, he said, for $800,000 goal aet by the New Jer- will deliver the address. man Ernest S. Hickok of the Re- ( food sale tomorrow beginning at **r« headquarters to tile Regis- t«*t, 9:30 e»in., at the Bond Furniture Japanese, Romulo wan chosen the Emergency Homo. The Door wy Heart Association, it wm an- F«>llt>w«hlp week, dedicated to publican City Committee and tration Center by messenger, , Store, 34 Maple street. The sale aide-de-camp by General "Mac- of Hope Home and Hospital, Men's nouncfd yesterday by Dr. Jerome prayer for world brotherhood and Roger W. Williams, chairman of The annual detection drlv* is the Democratic City Committee. The drill was completed bj will continue untjl sold out. Mrs. Arthur because his Philippine Socifll Service Institution, Hospital O. Kaufman, president. The cam- the work of the YWCA toward this conducted by the American DJa- Flr»t to congratulate Mr. Oil' * :30 p.m. with a shelter and feed- Eugene MoCabe is chairman M* friend and oomrade-ln«arnw served Viiitatton And general AMalatance paign will he conducted during goal, Is marked every November . betas Association through doetora «>n on hk return a* City Clerk '"ft station set up at Central slated by Mrs. Frank Mclntosh as a conitant reminder of Mac- to the family or Individual In dis- February, traditionally known as by the 439 community Ajwocla- for the benefit of American health. was Mr. Barnacle, ths defeated PrwhyterUui Church. and Mrs. Arthur Forash. Arthur's vow, to- return to the Is- tress. "Hw*rt Month." tloans In the United State* and It M « drive to discover the un- candidate. Numerous committee Mr. Turgeon called t*i« rehearsal treated cases of diabetes and to those in 95 countries throughout the world. members of both parties were in- 'successful* but said that It save victims from results) of un- Tabulated Results of November 7 General Election In Summit t«rett«d ob»erver#. "howed certain departments need treated advanced cases. The drive WARD I WARD Mis* Doth.wry SahUton, general has nothing to do with tits raising ' *trength*nin# and that mm ©ran* secretary of the local unit, de- Early Dtadtin* for are .neotaaary. He of funds, 1 t 9 • » 7 Total 1 To4al Total clared yesterday, "In view of the INstrlete • IISIM that It also emphasised The Union County Medical to- Centres* , V' grave dange* the wwrld now faces ThcmkMivirta, 197 4711 The Iftwimilt HenM will fea ""- need for additional ©ttlien» to ciety is heading the drive in this CM* 998 312 319 310 389 203 404 2152 647 TOO IM 138 391 In the threat to peace, It ki more **rtc with the Defense county and the campaign has the Movslek (D) 49 its M 46 11 49 18 331 81 31 il 4* 74 m 78 100 499 939 important than ever that the pro- puMlvhed on Wednesday A critique w*s held last Jilght full support of the Overlook Hos- Sheriff ' gram of the YWCA which work* Ing, November W, Instead »** the high school wader th« *u- pital staff. Resident* of the Sum- Campbell (ft) 291 903 99S 332 199 2079 814 6S4 17§ 199 298 188 199 3480 4899 for better understanding among Thurwdfty morning, Pbl mi th# mlt area are urged to take this Btnyan (D) 90 110 » 99 19 98 '24 171 70 07 n 99 71 98 87 110 974 all peoples be strengthened. Our 14. TtiMikustvtng Day, opportunity for a free laboratory 9 ; WofM Fellowship W«*k will be publication day. Trtomrtr t* test, Htrlkh 90 4S K 39 07 29 39J , 71 •1 71 43 908 flan of 710 Bprlngfleld avenue ki *< memh#r« of a Urge resolution ( big will hare the < m In charge of the tea. '•'wnmlttte to $w the J^ew J«r- fell«wirt| a meal liberal In sugar USWHei't Mawa^^^ jB^*^fc^J§sB a&^fc ^Kfsav sasss¥Bs**]fc9W M^^^M^AJMMH\ 9 979 390 no 138 379 118 18f 4439 m Hw (9f*Wffl|lJrfBi 1W wUWUnRi SSVF^HH^ Um#t* of Munlcip.il- and starchy food. The bottle should 27} 210 119 197 2081 80S am m sm 973 897 187 117 391 117 184 33TB •port* and genetai mmm* a* ••H «!*• itt « confwsite* to be held In th*n be mailed «r delivered to the Haley 279 800 ao9 991 to 199 3*1 2092 003 Star* Chamber Official 1 r 371 IK 113 1397 4449 at ph«t«tt*piw. wOt fcw it aaaa, 1 r Ovation* Hospital laboratory. The Fr*dertchson CHI Iff att 999 in 194 390 2049 809 •ft 399 173 198 t ao» 99 II 92 Tl 108 Ml 919 T* Adrfrwtt Local Ifonch **»nM«y. ffevemdw* 19, b will receive sfieclmens dally Kelt*? CO) 9* 199 41 49 17 . 91 m Mt M 80 98 from 9 a. m. to I p. m. during the Harvey (D) 94 111 40 49 19 19 949 89 80 98 99 78 99 74 108 888 901 Jamet w. assistant re- m lot 841 991 search director for the N«w J«r* On Intlde Page* we»k •* the drive. Tests will t» Moittey (D) 93 lit 99 47 19 93 20 99 49 98 84 79 90 t4 say Chamber of Commerce, wilt Amusement ...J91 made without charge and the per- Oty < WV son win fee notified of ihm result* Ollsoa (R> 3T« 911 171 M9 199 1099 818 701 Ml 174 198 399) 13S 183 4817 bs the Client *p«ah#r at th« g«n~ no 93 Ciaaslfled „.•.•§! M»!y threath the fsmfly phyalelatt, Barftael* •9 in 47 ai 09 29 407 74 09 71 93 7» 81 114 901 1008 etal meeting of th# Ktimmlt Are* •* C9iamb»r of Ownaierc* to be h#ld tUe tent* are being made •*»«- f*^^iiifa i J9A' Wor«rnb*r 18 at City Hall at 8 aftla thrmigfi th« cooperation of Smith Colorado, Mr, Plume , continued car travelling east on Broad etreet mit department with aev«rel from I dared lira. Jfeher, "to bring eona- skidded on a curve colliding with Wait till you tea what Btartiy town* actooioanied th« ; fort and pleasure to otter*. The his work in anthropology. He ia a noted lecturer on the subject. the Taylor car. The impact caused our new Wilton* do for hear** from the- hom* to the J work is «ati*fjlng because the re> church. Pa!!bear«rs «?««• Sergeant ward you receive 1* immediate, Mr. Plume appear* at lecture* the Doll car to jump the euro and Everett T. Spinning the rest of your fumithingi hit a tree. Police said both car* VVi!liam Ef....Punne, Patrolman You are transporting people who in costumes, which are exact copie* SHnimlt, N. J. —-they're the perfect. Aloyaius Duffy, Patrolman Charles have absolutely no other means of of those worn by his ancestor*. were badly damaged and were Cutler, Detective John B. Sayre, getting to places, He stream the necessity for bettowe- d from the scene. The acci- Imunvtct background for any room. dent was Investigated by Sergeant S*rge»nt Ed*«rd Trayford and •'For instance," she continued, ter racial *ympathie* and present*, Come look it the Edward, Trayford, Patrolman 30 Beechwood Road Ptatrolmaa Edward Karpenaki. "lert week I took children with In flawleaa English, a measage of TeL So. 6-0177 beautiful carved deiigni, Lieutenant Majrtin waa born ia cerebral paliy to a Hallowe'en nspiratlon and hope /or the fu- Summit 55 year* ago and had. been party in Elisabeth. The*e children ture of civilisation. the tona-on-tone patterns, a resident here all hLa life He was probably art never invited to Indian Culture to all smart and practical carpenter by trade and -after Detsert will be served at the working as such for several year*, parties, and lt wsa a terrific and clubhouae at 1:80 p.m. and trana- mm —all In the lofteit, wonderful thing for them. Thtlr portation will be provided to the joined the Police Department as a Be Described to lovelleit colon. patrolman in 1929. He KU ad-gratitude was touching." high school for those who wish it. Stop In today. vanced to the rank of sergeant In Red Croat driver* for the Sum- -time to dress 193*, was named acting lieutenant mit Chapter serve this community Fortnightly Club Arrivtf ot Pert Dix by providing transportation when Charles Eagle Plume, one of n January of 19*3 and six month* William L. Knight of 14 Park later was made a lieutenant. needed for calls from recognised America's foremost Interpreter* lace, recently Inducted into the social agencies, doctors, clinics, Hf Indian lor* and culture, will he He was a. veteran of World War U. 9, Army, k now'at Fort Dlx up your floors I and served as a volunteer fire- Overlook and Lyons Hospital*. the speaker at the regular meet- man and waj a member of. the '•It is ver% gratifying," said lira. - Ing of the Fortnightly Club on where be he» been «aalgned to Firemen'* Exempt Association & Neher, "to transport polio patients November IS at 8 >n», in the High Compajiy I of the 60th Infantry the Holy Name Soilety of St. Te- who eventually become cured or School auditorium, regiment He is the *on of Mre. resa's Church. He was also a past greatly helped. The satisfaction Mr. Plume'* *ubject "Indian Minnie Knight. % member of Summit PBA, Local S3. that a child can walk because he •/ : An ••>,-.• ; qua NEW He attended St. Teresa's Parochial or she has access to a doctor or a clinic they would not otherwise Etective Laundry Service WILTON Lieutenant Martin leave* hit have is a rich reward that got* | wile, Mr«. Helen Eakley Martin, beyond all thank*. CAR PITS three sons, Frank J-, Henry E. aad "We do not wish to sound noble Storage Charle* X Martin, a brother, Ed- or tJamorow," conclude Mm. . . . * « • • . • T4C ward, and a slater, Mr«. Ana* Neher, "and goodness know*, while OdflfTiOHCH lbS< • • • £forfaa, all resident* of Summit we occasionally have a spectacular assignment, the bulk of oar work * Packing SHIRTS Finished ...... (to.) 10c To Head Ticket Committee |* Just regular routine- trip* to Ro&rt Zotti and Charles Grillo, hospitals and clinics for all kind* of this city, graduate* of the Wil- • ShippingT of people." Shirts, table and bed linens . . . all the fred Academy of Beauty Culture, Mr*. George A. Smith, former of have been aelected ticket chair- motor service chairman, still con- heavy ironing is done. Everything, else men in their area, for the.annual Houaehold sider* it fun after nine years of is returned dry and folded. Or if you fall and reunion dance, to be given the work. "I thoroughly end hon- Goods by the Wilfred Academy on Sat- estly enjoy it," she declared, "so elect, any bearing apparet finished at urday evening. November 1L I guess that's why I'm still in it." small piece charges. ••-,.' Mrs. Lloyd King, who has been * AGENTS FOB serving; since 1942, pointed out Af.l.TFTI that it's not an easy Job by any mearu. "This ls> no work for some- VAN LINES one who Just wants to sit around," Laundry • Cleaners she stated. "But there'* some- thing about it that make**" you Chatham 4-3600 You ean buy Carpeting, Linoleum and Modernised Kitchen* oa keep on going. When you get HUBERT'S BUDGET PA\'UENT FLANS. You pay only IS pw cent around a hospital and see the af- Use our New Drive-in or down payment — bilanct in 3, 8, 13 months. No carrying- chars* on fliction* of others, you thank God HJMMIT EXPRESS COMPANY^ the 3 months plan. for your own blessings, and feel 66-78.Railroad Avenue Summit, N. J. Collection It Delivery Service somehow you must help some of SUMMIT 8-0115 those less fortunate. I have a strong feeling that everybody ought to do something for the good of the community. There are lota of thing* I cant do, but I drivel Aad the Red Cross still need* me, *» X still dot it." S.TMtMNrit Avt.4t§Mbtira Short Hills 7-2575 Men or women interested In joining motor service for either Wear the ChantUUr Open Eveningg 7 to 9 P. M. day or evening driving may call Ifm. Neher at Summit 6-1282.

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mal*aMm« flitnwm» wmm-— J wwnfytf_i^, t^LIWP>O-MMH •- —H ' el eslre eeH| ewi tn • t MB»0WriC DM Maari •. • i JOHN L. DIETCHE MOTORS. INC , ~f m ILX fHB SUMMIT HERAtP, THURSDAY. NOVfMlEK t. I+SO Rytftfi Labor Aiithorify of professional technical person- nel ©f the Bell Telephone Labora- Aids Alumni Driv« To Address M Lob Group tories. The conference, which will Retired President "Canada West" Watson F. Tait, Jr., of 8 Glen- : Professor Irvine U H. KerrUon, be held in the TMCA Auditorium, dale road hea been named Summit in charge fif the WK* program of will hear Kerrison discuss "Work- area worker on the Marietta col- the Rutgeip Institute of Manage- W Education in the United Of N. Y. Finn Dies Audubon Screen lege, Marietta, Ohio, alumni drive ment *n the New York Produce Exchange. will continue as secretary and Between SprlBf fielfT and 11 counsel of the company. Prior to Frame7s and Lcniet Frames'and l.entei He was a member of the Summit Instantly. Inclu«J»d DeForest Avenuci Included Playhouse Association and a for- joining Merck in 1947, he was Summit Store Only!I We Invite Your Doctor To Inspect Our Work mer member of the Short Hills special assistant to Secretary of Club and the Colony Club of New Navy James FWrestai and was NOTHING TO York. " '. . abo general counsel of the Office SWALLOW,QARQLC He leaves his mother, who to in of Scientific Research * and De- Off CHEW velopment before going on active • Parjs; hia wife, Mrs. Marjorie i Alretdy million* of Amerkani h«vc Itirntd Mecdonald Stelnbrugge; a eon, duty in the Marine Corps in 1944. Mr. Connor graduated from Syra- tht sajt. uirt way to htttfo away bad SAYINGS brought in Donald of Summit; a daughter, br«ath (torn ontoni, liquor, tobacco ot cuse University with an AB de- Mrs. L.R. Barrett of New Provi- halitoii* with Brcath-o-lator*. Thw handy gree and from Harvard with an to SUMMIT FEDERAL dence; two sisters, Miss Camilla pocket device geti rid of brealh odor* at LL.B. degree.. the aource—mouth, throat, cheit. Cheap Steinbrugge and Countess Grace too! 3 Refill, only 25f\ Be 100% ture «/•». de Laugier Villars, both in Paris, by the 10th of the month- Approximately 93,000 Indians Him. anyptact with , . , Br«ath-o-lator. ' and two grandchildren. attend church regularly in -the ill earn dividends as of the 1st United States. They have 650 pas- m Troop 62 Stout tors and missionaries and 1,000 meeting places. *t AIL DiUO C0UNTKM, That's important .. , with Wins Eagle Rank m Bert Harwell dividends* as substantial At Honors Court come a pattern for similar pro- i An Eagle scout award, the high- grams in other large national est honor in scouting, was parks. In 1940 Mr. Harweli joined as SUMMIT FEDERAL awarded to James Hedberg, sen the staff of the National Audubon of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hetfberg of Society and has since been en- 239 Oak Ridge avenue, at a court gaged in a broad and constructive of honor held Monday evening at wildlife program directed toward Central Presbyterian Church, a popularization and appreciation Scout Hedbcrg, a member of of nature. Troop 82 of the church, Is the "Canada West" combine* travel * NOW PAYINO second member of bis family to and nature in one of the more re- SAVINGS be made en Eagle scout. Last year cently opened parts of this con- his older brother, Ronald, won the tinent. His color films are en- INSURED TO coveted award. hanced by Mr. Harwell's whistled 1% The presentation Monday imitations of the songs of the birds $10,000 marked the third Eagle award shown on the tour, as he is the won by Troop 62. The first Eagle country'? outstanding whistler in badge was presented to a troop that field. He relates amusing ex- member 17 years Ago and last periences he has had in that area %% to 1% This friendly local insti- year and this year the Hedberg which extends from the Columbia tution cordially invites brothers again brought the honor River to Banff and Lake Louise. IXTRAfcr to the troop. The presentation was James W. Hand, Jr., president, systematic savings your account. made by Grant Lauver, chief will introduce the speaker. scout executive of the Watchung Saving! Accepted Daily, 8 to 4; Friday Evening*, 6 to 8 Council. ' . ' Enters Navy For Donald Kitiley, son of Dr. and Four Year Term Mrs. J. W. Ktnley of Ashland Summit federal road, wag awarded the Star scout Douglas Weed of 87 New Eng- rank. Eleven new members were land avenue has enlisted M tile AND 10AN ASSN. initiated as members of the troop. Navy for a four year term. After finishing his boot training at Dr. F. H. Winalow of the Bell Newport, R. I., he will go to the A MufuoJ Savings and Horn* Financing InttHlrihn Labs talked to the scouts on bird school for naval air electronics study. Philip J. KreJder, scout- 22 leechwood Road • Summit, N. J. technicians. master, presided. Douglas is a graduate of Sum- StKVKfS SAVINGS ACCOUNT!. • CHRISTMAS ClUB • MORTG4tH Omaha, Neb., 39th city in popu- mit High School and took a post lOi.Nl WfHNANCING MOMUrAGf COAN«, MONEtT ORDIKS lation, is the second largest live- graduate course at Pingry School, stock marketing and -pack- Elisabeth. He is the son of Mrs. ing center in the United States. .A,G. W.

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Add Open thete advantages to powerful Valve-in-Hea4 anginas, Daily Synchr»-Mt«ri transmissions, and channeMypa frames, 9 A.M. to f hen you'lt know why Chevrolet is the most popular truck to « P.M. In America. Come see these great Chevrolet truck* today! » P. M, \ Siefart-Rees Chevrolet, Inc. Ill Sprl^fieW Avenae lammlt, N. J. CIVII A 9UARHH OF A CINfURY AS A CHIVHOUT DIALItt Mtmbtrof Summit Arrn Chambrr of Comrtwrc* THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, NQVEMBE* ?» I *S0 * Church s-tsr which ttwgr Cburcfa. la the night they vm groups; 7 p.m., Junior High Youth Sewing; 8 p. m.. W. & C. S. meet- hear a aienriee eoaducted by Dr Oakts Memorial Church ing. Hostesses for dtesert: Groups WSCStoHear will fa* sapper guests of a Youth Fellowship, • ItaflHrtHft Group at the Marble Collegiate Norman VrnceDt Peale. CHURCH DIRECTORY Monday—8:15 p.m., Evening B«T. NarW Orttt* 8 and U under the leadership of UN Speaker Guild at home of Mrs. HE. W, Mc- Mrs. H. J. Wallls and Mrs. Mel- Dowell, 19 Madison avenue. • Today—S p, m., Opening of tbe ville Miller; Speaker: Mr* Luther Central Church St. John's Lutheran Church Tuesday—8:15 p.m., Bible atudy annual fair;' 5:10 p. m,* Turltey C Scull who will speak on course. "United Nations and Work] Bet. W. 8- Hlnroan. Pb-D. dinner. Sunday — »:*5 a. m., Church Health." Tomorrow—-8:30 p.m., Fellowah'lp St. school; 11 a. m., Worship; Quest Wednesday—3:18 p. m., Junior Guild in the pariah house; A pro- Church speaker, ©r. Everest ,F, HallOck, Hi Boys'; Choir. gram given by Estonian displaced superintendent of the Newark B*w. Fmnk C. Roppelt Today—S pm., Adult cfioir. persona. - • •> District, Calvary Episcopal Church Sunday — 8:40 a.m.. Church Saturday—0 am. Junior cate- Sunday — 9:30 a. m., Sunday Monday—* p. m.. Woman Coun- Be*. C F. Franets school; 11 am., Church school; chetical dais; 10 a.m., Junior School; JL JL HU Prayer and ser-cil; Mrs\ L. W. Eider of Madlawn aum., Holy Commun choir; 11 am., Senior catechetical Today—10 Worship Mid sermon by Dr John mon, "An Unhappy RkW Man* will apeak on the "Work of the boya' choir; 5 p.m. clam " United Nations." ion; 4 p.m., T. Peters: 6:t5 p.nv, High School girls' choir. Sunday-—9:S0' a.a»-, Bible school; Fellowship, 8:15 pin., Central First Ev. Lutheran Church Tomorrow — 1 p.m., Calvary Our funeral tHome at 309 Springfield Avenue 10:45 arn, >Wor*hip and aermon, Cub. Harry S. Cartoon, fester ' The Methodist Church Service chapter. • Give GoTHis-©*!*,." Monday—I'M p m., Boy Scout*; Her. Jess* H. Lyons) Sunday—8 am, Holy Commun- Tuesday-* 7:30 p.m., Boy Scouu, Tomorrow — 2:30 p.m., Dorcas ft pm, CJjurcb School Council at ion; 11 am., «hurch eoboolj 11 The Purpose of TM* Organization 1$ Society. : - paritrti house. '" . • •• •• • Today—7 p. mn Chapel chflir a.m, morning prayer and aermon to Render Sendee That Typifie* tht Jewish Community Center Sunday 9:«S a-ni., Church practice; 8 p. m., Oratorio choir Tuesday—3:15-4;1S p.m., Youth by Mr. Goddai»d; 10 a.m., Dioceaaa Finett Tradition* of Our Profeation, f 87 K*nt IMace Boulevard school; 11 a in,, Worship and ser- practice; 9 p. m., Sanctuary, choir choir* at .pariah house; 7 prn , Mr clergy auiet days; 7:30 p.m., YPF Rabbi Murray Ge,rahon mon; "Positive Christianity"; 3:30 meeting, and Mr* Dinner. p m. Hi-Leaguers; 7 p.m., 'The Tomorrow—s a. m., Junior High Tomorrow—1.23 p.m., Monday — 11 a.m., St. Mary*a E. P. Borronglis & Son a program by theFellowiiiip visit to Brooklyn of candle*; 9 pm,, service*, Chapter; 7:30 p.m., Boy ScouU. Hia Comrfl unify Chufch Methodist Hospital. MM. Luther C. ScuU War Vrtcrona vt-i!l contitjt-j st-rvii-e Tueaday—10 a.m., Junior Auxil- Funeral Home Wednesday --• & p m, Woman's as Armistice Day memorial Sunday — 9:43 a. m., Church iary food tale; 11 a.m., Women'a Mrs. Luther C. ScuU of Madison Missionary Society, •a*) Jut*! Sunday—10 a.m., Sunday school, school; li a. m.. Worship; Wom- Au»illery. will speak on the United Nations Established 1020 en's World Church Day, speakers: SpaiagfteM and WaJdxos Avaaaas Monday, Wednesday, Thursday— 1 Wedneaday — 10 a.n»,. Church and World Health at a regular 309 Springfield Avenue • Summit 64)259 i p.m., Hebrew ik'hoo! Fountain Baptist Churc . Mrs. Esther Wang Park of Korea World Service committee; 8:15 meeting of Woman's Society of and Miss Sadie Maude Moore, Sunday—9:SO«tM Junior church Leon C RMMkk p.m., veatry meeting. Christian Service of The Method- tUUtt A Safe /•»• OawJaW«, M school; 11 a.m., pisy group; 11 First Baptist Church Korean Missionary; Church-time iat Church on Tuesday at * p.m. atn, momiiwr service, #rrmon ROT David ft. BarrmHI, O.D. Sunday — 9:30 a. m., kindergarten; Junior choir prac- In the perish house, Mrs. ScuU is ticef SU30 p. m., Senior High FeJ-. Presbyterian Church topic: 'Tlie Unitarian «nd th« Rev, i. Rentt Thomas school 11 «. ni, Worship and eer- trustee of the New Jersey Branch Catholic." 1 mon, "Man'« Hands In God's1 lowship trip to New York; 630 New Provtdenee Bev. Blehard A. of the American Association for Tuesday—10 am., Women'* Al- Sunday 9:30 a.m. Church j Plans;" 3:30 p, n%, SpecUil wor- p, ra.. Come Double Club Suppej the United Nations. ship service, "Relifion in Ameri- and Get-acqualnted meeting. school; li »i in , worship and aet- Today—10 al m.. Mlaaionary So- The meeting will be opened with can Life," sermon by the Rev. S. Monday—8 p. m., Official Board 2 p m., program by Dr, Karl M. m<>n. ncrmon topic, Dorn Church ciety meeting at home of Mm. S. a business session conducted by Chworovwhy of Flatbuah Unitar- Worship J,r»ave You Cold?" 11 L. Footf, Biiniater o^ New Point Meeting. x G. Webb; 12 noon, box lunch, de- the president, Mrs. William H. ian Church. a. my ifi-trnn'ry; kinttergnrtrn Baptist Church, Newark, Tuesday—10, a. m., W. S. C. 8.votlorts; 8:15 p. m., adult diolr re- Buchanan. Devotions will be given hearsal. by Mrs. Lauren Warner, leader of Sunday — 10 V m., Church Group 13, achool; 10:30 a. nt, choir rehears- Mrs. Scull has been closely asso- Thoroughly al; 11 a. m., morning worship, ciated with the United Nations for aermon topic: "Tipping- the Scalea a number of years and is a noted for JPeace;" 6:30 p. m., Junior speaker on her subject. Following High Fellowship. , the program refreshments will be ..... Wedneaday—J p. ni., Primary, aerved by,Groups 8 and 11 tinder junior choir. the leadership of Mrs. H. J. Wallis and Mrs. Melville Miller. There is nothing that savors Country Fair and of commercialism at either Christmas Dr. McCluer to be our Newark or Springfield Supper to Be Held Dinner Speaker "homes." Each presents the Dr. Frank McOluer, president aspect of a fine residence At Baptist Church of LJodenwood College, will be the The Baptist Church will hold guest speaker at the "Mr. and furnished with reserved lte annual country fair and aupper Mrs. Dinner" of the Women's on Saturday starting at 3 p.m., at Association of the Central Pres- good taste and each has the church. Dinner will be aerved byterian Church on Tuesday at 7 every modern comfort and from 5:30 p.m., on. p.m. in the parish house. The country etore will be filled Dr. McCluer, a prominent lay- convenience. with various kinda of home-made man and elder, is a member of *ifta including a special cook book. the National Committee for the These gift* were faahioned by Reorganization of the Executive OPENS NOV. 13th members and friends of the Tues- Branch of the Government known SMITH AND SMITH day and Friday Guild*. There- as the Hoover Commiwion Report. will be a booth devoted to home- He waa host to Winston Churchill it DIRECTORS cooked foods, home-made bread' when he gave his "Iron Curtain" and cake*, rolls and cookies, address at Westminster College in 415 Morris Av*., Springfield, N. J. 160 Clinton An. candlee and oaaaeroles. Ambula- Fulton, Missouri. Dr. McCluer, a (Near Short Hills AveJ Newark 5, NJ. tory wagona alao will be loaded member of the Board of Christian 1 Education of the Presbyterian MI Ilburn 6-4282 BIgelow 3-3131 with "goodiea." ' A Christmas Club Check Gives You Money Church, will address the meeting (Amtft forking ea frtmiui) The supper will be home cooked n some phase of the educational and served cafeteria style with task of the i Church. When-You Need It Most members of the Men'a Club par- ticipating as bus boya. • Oames and AN OUTSTANDING SERVICE "WITHIN THI MEANS OV AU." nroviea have been arranged for the children by the Sunday School. Guest Speaker It It th» easiest way to provide Funds with which to pay Dr. John T. Peters, secretary Profit* from the affair will be (or.United Promotion of the Pres- 1 uaed to support the work of the byterian Church, will be the guest various church organizations and speaker Sunday at 11 a.m. at Cen- for the Church's building fund. tral Presbyterian Church. Dr. * • * • In addition to the responsibility Peters was a former pastor of the aaaumed by the Tueaday and Fri- Westside Presbyterian Church of 1 FOR day Guilds of which Mra. George Philadelphia and served for many PLANNOW F. Simaon and Mra. Edgar B. years as a member of the Board CHRISTMAS Young arc president* respectively, of*Foreign Missiona. 1 NEEDS. the other major organisations elao have participated in the arrange- Methodist Fellowships To Meet Next Year's Demands by Joining ments. They include the Women's One of These Glasses o Visit New York Guild, Mrs. H. M. Foster, chair- The Junior High Fellowship of US. SAVINGS man; the Men's Club, Stanley O. the Methodiat Church will visit Members paving 50 cents a week for Morgan, president; the Evening the Brooklyn Methodist Hospital 1 BONDS Guild, Miss Phyllis Taylor, presi- tomorrow, leaving the church by Fifty Weeks will receive.. ..-...-...$ 25.0D dent; Sunday School, Mrs. Rudd chartered bus at 8 a. m. The Sen- B. Crawford, superintendent, and ior groups will go to New York on 1 Members paying: $1.00 a week for the Ooupleai Club. A FAT ECONOMY Sunday meeting at the Laoka- Fifty Weeks will receive...... "...".$ 50.00 TAXES wanna station at 2:20 p. m. Following a tour of the hospital This Is perhaps the first time in the history of the world conducted *y Rev. P»«l Tilden, Members, jmying $2.00,» , week.for • t*o*^w • »*t > * JJ^ « dollars per year in goods and servioes. With this hug* in- Fifty Weeks will receive $100.00 INSURANCE group wlH visit Prospect Pwk come, 1,400,000 new homes are being built and •,000.000 tie* PREMIUMS Zoo. Tliey will take box lunches autos are coming off the line. More and more people are Members pyinf $3.00 a week for with them. ' ^ walking leas and letting electricity and oil engines do tije The seniors will visit St. Pat- Fifty Weeks will receive....;.... $150.00 work that formerly produced muscles, stamina, good health rick's Cathedral and St. BartiiOK)- and presplration. It stands to reason that the time has come when many should adopt a way of life that is compatible with Members paying $5.00 a week for MORTGAGlE this fat economy. • Fifty Weeks will receive. $250.00 INTEREST You are invited to attend a Judge for yourself as to what will happen to the American Members paying $10.00 a week for people If they continue to guzile their coffee, morning, noon Free Lecture entitled and night, at the Increasing rate that has taken place during Fifty Weeks will receive. $500.00 VACATIONS ~ the past decsxle. Is k any wonder that with the largest : caffeine consumption of any people in the world there should HHIMHMMIMMMM1111 It Mi 111 • a | M 1111| |.i :^ •- * .*. Christian Science: be the need for an antidote? The Way of Freedom Since the nicotine from tobacco smoke quiets the nervous excitement caused by caffeine, it is natural that the con- sumption of cigarettes should parallel this pace. Here is one From Human Discords of the reasons, In my opinion, aa to whjt cancer is ©a the Increase and why 1I,S3T,I7O people living- today will die. of Checks Will Be Distributed To Our cancer unless they change their ways of life.. If someone told you that you could get more miles per gallon of gasoline and Will B. Davit, C. S. B., of Chicago, Illinois make your car last longer by keeping your foot off the brake while stepping on the gas, you would appreciate the advice 1950 Christmas Club Members Metnbtr of the Bout! of Lectureship of Tht Mother Church. The First Church and remember to follow It Now when you are told that your of Christ, ftctintlst, In Boston, Mas**- mind will be clearer, your health will better, that you will llw chusetta longer and save money by avoiding the use of all caffeine and tobaceo, you should be tven more determined to try «. In The Amount Of $140,000 la Make a minor calculation for yourself tad see how much And Can B« Obtained By Calling At Our Christmas Club Booth' At Summit High School, Monday, November 13,1050 you.are spending In time and materials for coffee, tea, choc- ./- ' at 8:30 P.M. olate, colaa, cigarettes, cigars, tobacco, beer, wine and whiskey. 30 MAPI! STREET ON AND AFTER NOV. 13th. It is worse than wasted because It all adds up to a llabtl> y that should be converted Into an asset. Under the auspices of Take a look att his example. Last year there *»rt ap- Ftelt Church of Christ, Scientist, Summit, I?. J, proximately 100,000,600,000 cigarettes smoked, If ym assume 4hat It takes S mtnutea or 1/12 of an hour to buy, amoke and ckwi up the ashes and butt of one cigarette, this wprewm" 10,000,000,000 hours of time wasted. If tht smoker's tint* is estimated it ll.OO per hour, this makes * less of SO hfillon Hol- lars per yiar which Is sufficiently adequate -^ COMING .. h«id of Adult Education Bureau •f Mr. Jo*'* " in the Military Government of SO WE Birthday Coks f\ South Korea. She Is the president of the Federation of Korean BAKED A On Friday Women's Associations and waa in* Nit«. vited to the United States by the CAKE! •r> «>neral Federation of Women's MONTI rliJb in America to attend their convention last year. Since then she has remained in this country • ox to «tudy until she able to return home. ^ can Mies Moore wwi forced to leave 0.Korea in June of this year and la working during the Korean emer- gency with the Methodist Mission, my Board in New York City. She can spent l« years in Wonsen in North Korea, and after World War n a few years at Wongu, 90 miles rast of Seoul. She and MM. Park arc coming to the local church u ndcr the auspices of the Woman'* nniversary OUAliry- Society of Christian Service. The Annual Thank Offering of the r »ar. £ i lurch, which will be received at MliS$ftMAN,s this service, will be devoted en- can Lreiy to the world-wide ministry. APPLE 17- Come Double Club to Have Supper Affair FREE! con Th» Come Double Club of Hie M«Lhodut Church will have « fel- BALLOONS lot ADULTS lowship supper at 6:30 p. m. Sun- Accompmnled day at the parish house followed ny an informal get-acquainted By Children FBIDAT KICHT AKD The committee for the meeting v include*: Mr. and Mrs. Charles ALL DAT SATUHDAY \ Booth, Mr. and .Mr*. * Russell Real MliUr i»« lallvont Beaumont, Mr. ejid Mrs. Norman with • h«aJ and baity. « McLean, Mr. and Mrs. James Stfiriber, Mr. and Mra. Jack Trux While they 1**t! «.' *n

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witti • rRESH HEATS OF THE SEA • Ch«M Hi Santorn DEEP SEA SCALLOPS - - * Me 321 SPEHTGFliLD AVE. SUMMIT it mU0d for FRESH FLORIDA 8IHUMP ». 6Sc ««r, drntint, titwmim STEWING OYSTERS - - .... 2§o IN INI OU« MAIKI1 imtfor, He. nfSNi OYSTERS «•«•«,. 39« Ufl SUMMIT AVI.( INT1ANCI LARGE CANADIAN SMELTS . 43c ~ i ^^*^WWPHP wmWmw* Cut CODFISH STEAKS *, *«mmrt4-« THI SUMMIT I. THURSDAY, NQVtMtl* t, IWt They Serve Summit DEATHS Probably no tingle group of local busi- Mm. JBavewl M. OoBta Calendar of Events nessman play at important a role in com- John Crorameiia. a render for SUMMI BRAID the Christian Science Church, munity development as does the Real Estate conducted services yesterday at 2 Board* In these predominately residential p.m. at tb* E. P. Burroughs ft Editor's Ket#: Hw Cuiearfs* «i Event* AraekOe «4 UM Is cimiftg. **mm t*twit dates *« *M*»- communities such as ours, the local real estate 8on Funeral JHome, 308 Spring- SUUoaU eatfcartal field •venue; for Mrs,' FUoul It bt this cateadar *• «"*T — jssafhlii, m* m U* tote the fall* agent is the one who can, if he so desires, do Collin of U Bank street asryovwisfe. Wm hops to snsiataia • clearing B*ase s* dates ie help much in changing the complexion of the avoid wnfUet a»4 overlap*!**. F«r inloraaiion pba— caJJ Social WeektSts of Mt J«TMT. tas. lira. Collin died on Saturday i»M« Sf OtMWUUM community. last ia the Garden Terrace Nurs- M*-".*-*""* ' AM p. m. Last D«y o! Exhibi- A Real Estate Board, admittedly com ing Home, Chatham. See was born Every family needs clearly defined Thar***? in California and came to this --Oake» Memorial Ttani»giv-.; _jlIUlBjCale Fortnightly CSub funerej information before it is Hewitts*. •»««••*. 18 to It, Monday to Friday— town was small. They have played a large two grandchildren of Chatham. lecture #erie8 at Art Associa- role in its growth and deserve a great deal of tion, 8 p. m. —St Teresa's PTA Rummage ft It Irving' b. Johnson Sale, at Recreation Hall. —"life on Other tPtaneta,'' hy Robert D. Brougk credit for having that growth develop along Irvini C. Johnson of 20 North Nev. It, Monday— Prof. Marshall Haiclegten, pre- favorable lines. •treet, aged 87, died Sunday at —Hadasaah Board Meeting at mmtm4 frmm Thmndm/$ sented by Summit Mature Oub Funeral Borne, Bonnie Burn Sanatorium, He bad Jewieb Center, 8:15 p. m. Mt l#$~$ to tkm •*«<* mm* iw ^" The realtor realizes that the better is his at YMCA, 8:15 P- m bten a resident hert for the feut It, Thundsy— IPRINGB1KLD AND MORRIS «« km paMJsftW mmlm$ thirmi- r- community, the better is his business, so he Nov. 9 and 10, Tnnnday SMM! Fri- 38 years and was employed at —Fiwt Auditbon Screen Tour, Summit 4-42M does everything he can to improve its stand- Kent Place School for 25 yean. day- fc Ail •uuatMW &TUMJa West," by Bert Har- ards. The additional fact that he spends prac- Mr. Johnson was born In Smyyia, —Jewish Sisterhood Rummage well, at Ceknose Auditorium. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ». UN tically all his time in town, instead of com- DeL Sale, 4« Springftetd avenue, t Mr. Johnson la survived by hi* a. m. to 9 p. m. Have You Sent Your Donation? muting to work as so many residents do, wife, Mr* CelwUne W. Johnson; Nov. », Friday— gives him further incentive for contributing •on, Daniel H. Johnson of New —Sunshine Society apron ssle The success of the United Campaign to the general community welfare. He isYork City; a brother, Harvey at YWCA, 10:»» a. m. to 4^P. m- which ended formally last week, depends on. familiar with local problems because He is Jchnson of Smyrna, DeL; two Nov. 11, Saturday— ; grandchiWrerr and three great- whether a few hundred persons able and here all the time, and since he deals with -=Fir«t Eteptist cocnto- store grandchildren. aiwl supper, 3 p. m. Supper 5:30 obligated to assist, but who. have «o far ne- the public constantly, he knows better than Funeral service* are being held p. m. . '. ". i glected to sign a pledge or make a contribu- most, what is going on, who needs help and b afternoon (Thursday) at 1:30 Nov. K. Sunday— I what needs to be done to improve, conditions. o'clock at the Fountain * Baptist —Concert at Art tion, take the trouble to follow through. In- Church, conducted by Rev. Leon dividual apathy and carelessness each year C. Riddick, pastor. Burial will be Realtors are active in the life of at com- dren and oo*> great-grandson. to some degree imperil the fund campaigns. munity. They are the service dub members, in Heavenly Rest Cemetery, East EARN Hanover. The funeral will b« fcrna the This is a period of full employment and the members of municipal boards, advisory McNamara FUneral Home. 7 committees and fund raising boards. They Secondo Foni Summit avenue, at 9 a.m. today high-level wages, and every man and woman (Thursday) to St Teresas Church are, as we said, a group having community Sccondo Ppzzi of 6. Cottage with an income bears some responsibility to- lane, died Saturday, November where, at 9:30 a solemn high maes ward the fund, for the nine local ^nd one na- spirit as a main characteristic. 4, at hU home after a long illness. will be celebrated. Burial irill be in the parish cemetery. « tional agencies which it supports runs the They are important. A realtor can, if heHe was 69. He wt» born in Italy gamut 6t charity and social service. Every and had been a reiident of this desires, develop a. section that can be con-city for the past 30 years. He had person isHr beneficiary, directly or indirectly, trary with the general tone of the community. been employed by the Percolator At Lake Success of the accomplishments of these agencies. He can be dictated solely by financial Co.. Newark. Fifty members of the American ONSAVINCS Home department of the Fort- gain and sell a valuable piece of property to The funeral wu from the Me- The budget of each agency is carefully Kamara Funeral Home, 7 Sum- nightly Club attended the all-day studied each year. More than that, the expend- the general detriment of a neighborhood. The mit avenue, on Tuesday at 9:80, meeting of the United Xatioiw at itures of each arc measured against the fact that our realtors do not do these things thence to St. Teresa's Church Flushing Meadow* lest Friday. makes them quite important to all of us living where, at 10:30 a.m. a high mass November 3. needs of all the rsst, so that competition wu celebrated. Burial wu ia the Luncheon was available to the among agencies is eliminated in the interests here. pariah cemetery. group at the cafeteria on the with Safety Insured of a coordinated social service program. All of this is by way of mentioning that Mr. Post! leaves hU wife, Mrs. premises. Transportation was by Elvira Poszl; a son, Primo, and chartered bus with Mm Allison Under the United Campaign, which op- last Thursday the Summit Real Estate a daughter, Mrs. Edith Lettorale, H. Hcarn in charge of arrange- erates en the Community Chest system, the Board held its annual dinner and celebrated aJl of this city. ments. Mrs. Edward S. Willis, de- coet of raising money is cut to a minimum. he fifth anniversary of its multiple listing p.?ft merit chairman, acted as Roy Woodside * guide. Hundreds of thrifty people in the Summit area take advan* Before the adoption of the Community Chest system. Funeral services for Roy Wood- Commenting on the trip. Mrs. method etch agency wtnt to the public it- The annual meeting is importantone to side of Mt. Holly were held iw Franri* T.Welsh, publicity cbair- tage"of HIIX^CITY'S greater earnings ariaIrisured safety.'" that town Tuesday evening. He self. The cost of nine fund appeals was then all members of the Board. The annual co- m«n for the department, stated': died at home Saturday after an We are delighted tJhat we chose Whether you prefer to save a certain amount at regular • imposed on the cost of social service. Be-operation of the community and the Board is xtended illness. one of the most important days sides, the donor was confused by rival claims. important to all who believe in Summit. Surviving are hit daughter, Mrs. «n the United Nations calendar, intervals . . . or larger amounts in lump sum payments He couldn't know where his money would do Edward Chiovarou, 67 Pine Grove when the 'United Action for avenue; two son*, Courtney of Mt . . . or as much as you want, as often as you can, HILL the most good. Peace' plan wa* proposed. To take Another Successful Event Holly, and Roy, Jr., «f Washing- care of the long unfilled waiting CITY ha ^ a thrift plan to suit YOU. The safety of your The cost has been brought down to an ton, D.C; a daughter, Mary Mar- ist and numerous requests from insignificiant stse by the joint campaign sys- Congratulations are in order all around garet of Miami, Fla.; .hia wife, member* on Friday, another trip money is protected by HILL CITY'S ample reserves, plus Mabel Holt Woodside, five grand- tem. And the donor knows that his dollar will on the auccess of the Halloween window will be arranged for in the painting contest sponsored by the Optimist children and 14 nieces and.neph- insurance up to $10,000 by the Federal Savings ft Loan be divided up in • sensible way among the ews, including W. H. Woodside of Club. agencies. Otherwise it would not be a con- 84 Shadyslde avenue. Early DcaditM for Insurance Corp. 1 tinued Red Feather program. Without the cooperation of the merchants, - Wflllam Podeskl Thanksgiving Issnt school authorities, art department teachers The goal would annually be met if every William Podeski of 14 Plain The Summit Herald wiB fee and a most-willing group of art-minded street died on Monday at his home published en Wednesday morn- FOUNDED 1914 person with an income made a reasonable students, the event could never have been after a short Ulncdw. He was born Ing, November 32, instead! *f donation. However, at present, the campaign put across in such fine style. Even the in Poland and had lived here for Thursday morning. XevenaWr ie behind schedule and short of the quota with the past 65 yeans. He had been 88, Thankigivtng Day, the SSRSBJ weather man smiled—he might even have employed as a gardener. Mr. puMlcation day, the deadline officially past. HILL CITY SAVINGS laughed—down upon the water paint pictures Podeskt wan a member of the Eartjr copy from advertisers Why? of the young artists. Holy Name Society of St. Teresa's and pretM ehaitmeB is oorgently Church and of the Wojeekl So- reqae«ted. The deadttne fer dis- Because there are many who have neg- The pictures—ninety of them—attracted ciety. play adrertiiUns; wiO b* BHI*J AND LOAN ASSOCIATION lected to sign a pledge or turn one in. This Mr. Podeski is survived by four ahead te» 5 pan. en Monday, many sightseers to the city's business dis- ••'" /• , 'I shirking of duty endangers the community's trict and many observers marveled at thedaughters, Mr*. Stanley Makaym November 20. CfMsiffed adhreftis- of this city, Mrs. Leeter Dawson Ing will have the same deadHae, CORNER SPmHGFiQp. SUMMIT AVENUES welfare program. That's why we ask every proficiency displayed by some of the young of Morristown, Mrs. Thomas N. The deadline for charrh swirs, reader this week a pertinent question: Have painters. fprsyth of Chatham and Mrs.sports and general wurrnm, as SUMMIT • NEW JERSEY you sent in your donation? John F. Daly of Convent; a son, as photographs, «riH be 18 This is the second year the Optimists have Stephen of Newark; U grendchll- Ssturday. Nsvrnibrr IS- assumed the responsibility of sponsoring the Jf$ Budget Making Time * contest. It is well worth while. We hope it will continue to be an annual event which In addition to being the time for football and oldHifci will look"Tbrwira'Ta"""" games, hanging storm windows and apple* bobbing, crisp fall weather has a special mean- ing for officials *ndt«xpsyeri: It'* budget Current Comment ,..... •,::"^^^r^-:;.^~: making time. (An Answer Seems Diir) Early November in Trenton, for example, (Montclair Times) means that State government officials are The School Children's Protective Asso- starting their annual treks before the State ciation, which has been at odds with the Budget Director to present spending requests Board of Education on several subjects for for the fiscal yea.r beginning July 1, next. the past itve months, released some interest- This is the beginning of a six-month-or- ing figures lasv week comparing school build- ing costs in, Montclair and in otnir com- longer program of hearings, examination and i \ review which terminates, finally, in the adop- munities in this general area. tion of the annual appropriations bill. The On the surface, it would seem that Mont- budget director after hearing requests of all clair 1$ paying much more (of its school fLAfHI CHdsraobile U now building department heads presents the aggregate pro- .buildings than are many other districts not "Rocket" Engine* exdmively! By papular gram with his recommendations to the Gov too fir distant. ThiMndwation was the ob- ONLY OLDSMOBILE BUIL demand, "Rocket" prodaetioQ sweeps into ernor. The Governor examines the program vious result of a time-crpnsuming personal high fear! OMsraobUe—and only Olds, and presents his annual budget message to the survey of six nearby new school and school mobile—offers you thrilling "Rocket" Legislature. A joint legislative appropria expansion projects. FAMOUS HIGH-COMPRESSION POWER PLANT! action coupled with the superb smoothness tion committee after further examination and of new Okktnobile Bydra

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A, : rjl "••". - "_. •. ";; •.•'';• ; .{:'":;":;--- • new act were wet by unopened mikes. And at one time, during a rommerelal extravagansa that r would have made the Crusades look meager, the boom mike tailed bhssfuMy over Wynn'shead, as obvious as a guest star. The engineers may have been lulled to «leep by this slow-moving show, but they must realise that this dopey feeling is the prerogative of the viewer. I Seeing Kye to Bye The tentative stabs at good pro-

gramming in the ten-to-raldnight t^«-t*y.(rtBMW4*.wjW.*^^wri.4*-»i. i-*-« H bracket must certainly reveal the fact that a great many fans) do not click off the set and pile into bed at slightly aft the chicken curfew. 80 we're going to buckle ' ' - ,,.•" ***> on our armor and crusade for im- proved TV* after ten." These nights, the late viewer draws a weary potpourri of off-beat sports, v news, pianist doing a single and an aged movie. Our private survey of people who refuse to go to bed at 9:30 and who have been admirable in their meek acceptance of decrep- it Hollywood fare reveals that they rebel at watching the came movie on Its fourth time around. Seems local sponsors take turns showing old-fogey films, con- vinced there are mobs of new P viewers. This may be true, but the old ones didn't die' They can still tee a~ program, still have money and are still potential cus- tomers. But unless they want rehashed aews or sports results, they're through for the evening. This is especially true of most women who find no thrill In an evening of tense world news or equally tense muscles of boxen. "Broadway Open House" emd. f "Airflyte Theatre" make heavy bide- for this- great- audience; but in typieal network tug-of-war fashion, both shows are on at the tame time on Thursdays. Another point: Since the majority of net- work shows originate In New York, there Is a tendency to for- get that the huge middle-west operates on central time, an hour OPEN earlier, and is still avid for enter- tainment. If the cost of producing late shows is prohibitive without counting on kids, teen-agers and •arly-to-bed boy*, we have a sug- Come in and meet Jolly Santa ... see his exciting sleighful of toys ... and take a gestion to make. There are sev- eral splendid afternoon', shows that could be kinescoped for re- thrilling ride* on the Original Hahne & Co. Merry-Go-Round. U*se days later during these hours. And there would be a brand-new audience waiting . , . office and factory workers who miu daytime productions. We'd like to see Ransom Sher- v .» man get the audience be deserve*; * _ -S Katt Smith, too, in spite of her 1 women's appeal would improve the late hours with her stellar guests; and the new Bert Parks program plans a hefty lineup of . 1 " * Broadway stars who could cer- - tainly enliven the schedule. Mat- , trr of fact, we'd rather see "Kuk- .. 1. 4

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k for K«ddl-wip Irow V(>ur Groc«r or Milkman Petes THE SUMMIT HBtALO, THURSDAY. NOVEMH* f, IMP m&klin Til* Pint Til.... Step Referendum on Library Completes Balteoad —,.- HaUiai Jte.J.5. Wright Exp«rlm«iit« ia Settne* B&LStreak; m : ;„. Bsdcr and Br»nl»y Plans to Observe HUtory Oaa JBe Fua - Leal Borough Elected Head of Uquor Defeated flnrt Book of C»u - ~ ' Leaders Sweep Who Dreuni or Cheese Hati Book, Week Owls J.— .- ...' Ztna BOBOUGH-H*rry« put « stop Ef Woman Voters By 6-4 Majority Official Hunting Book ... :. Jacobs to the 12.game winnink••-*treak" of"? BOROUG H—Th« executive BOROUGH—Voters decided 650 BOROUGH — Plans havt The Pmstieftl Book of American Building and Loan ia the N«w » completed for, the observance of Guns ...... I...... ' Cralge Providence Bow^Uns; league with Red Feather Teams Done WeH Holds board of the newly organized New to 401 at Tuesday's general election Jet Alrcnft BixnplUied Cto*pel Provident League of Women National Children'* Book Week a s»weep in matches rolled on fcf«iru*t the retail sale of all kinds The regular library hours are: Still at Work in Voters will meet at the home of from November 12 to 18 in th* Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Berkeley Recreation lanes Novem- Two-Game Lead in !t» president, MM. John S. Wright, of alcoholic beverages for consump- New Providence Borough Memo- afternoons from 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. ber 1. Firemen "A" held to its one^ Springfield avenue, November 14 tion on licensed premises .either by rial tSJbrary on Aoademy atreet and Tuesday evenings from 7:30 game league lead by winning three from Junior Order "A." M & JJ New Providence at 1:30 p.m. 8he wti elected first the glass or other means. Out of a and Elkwood avenue. Km part of to 9:00 p.m. Boro residents are Bora Bowling president of the League at ft* the activities the children from the runsen-up defeated the Paca BOROUGH — President W. W. invited to u*« the Library facili- BOROUGH—DOB. W«U held to initial aeaaion in Borough Hall, tal of 1,978 registered voteri, 1,175 the kindergarten thru the third Club in three. Firemen "B" turned Braunwarth of the New Provi- ties during these hour* it* two game lead In the New Thursday night. exercised their right of franchise grades of Lincoln School will vis- back the last place Bill's in a trio dence Community Oafaapaign re* Providence Borough Recreation ot approximately 75 per cent of the it the libraryIn classes. Mnj.. Five Aces went into third plaCf . yort* that "As - the ©alert-dar last Thirty women have signed the Women's Bowling Leagt)« by membership list. Thw number Is Joel Walker of Elkwood Avenue with two Wilui over Junior Order w««k ushered in the raont& of local vote. tin »» . Ik sweepingagaiwt Wied's on .Berke- expected to increase. By-law* were will tell graded stories to each Boro Calendar JVoj^mtxr, many Borough Mayor Els worth R. Hansel o. ••' D ley Recreation lanes, November read and adopted at Thursday's group ea lias been her custom for aJready bad responded to the headed the ticket here with 921 Harry Kern, Jr. of Harry? I. It was the lSth straight Iocs for meeting and these officers atoo the peat eix years. appeal of the Red Feather agen- votes closely followed by Council NOVEMBER posted high single game of 22*0 Wied's In as many starts, elected: Mrs. Oarl M. Stuehler, cies. Volunteer workers in *U .dl> man Frank H. Pratt with 908 votes The new Library building con- 9—ThursX I p.m. ~ Paoa Club while Nob» Beekman of Junior Margaret Englehardt of Done first vice president; Mr«. L. B. Un. John 8. Wright visions of the campaign organ!- and Councilman Car! M. Steuhler tains, in addition to reference col- • Auxiliary, meeting in the club Order "A** rolled high three gamp Well set a single game league OoddingtSn, Jr.. second vice presi- . sation have been biwy aj beavers, Lincoln School (new addition ex* wkh 901 votes. The trio were un- lections and encyclopedia, 6500 tiouae. aeries of 582. Firem.n -A" edged record of 184. Her (67 set the pace dent; Mrs. G. Bittrleh, treasurer; cepted), the Methodist Church opposed to succeed themselves. The titles for general circulation. The 3L & M for team thr£t-gante score determined that once again tile 9—Thurs., 8 p.m. — Post 433 of for a thrre-game series mark. Mrs. B, S. Sprague, secretary; and the Library. Democrats had no candidates in children's section contains 1800 with 24T4 to 2462. Borough will top iU goal. Thank* board of directors, two year termn: the American Legion will meet to the many who gave both gen- Secosxiet, the runner*-up, de- Mrs. Wright is a graduate of the field. titles with 150 current 1950 re- League standings: feated J K. Smit In three. Bantu Mrs. Douglas Ryenson, Mrs. Day-* leases1 being added for Book in the Fire House Hal). Team \V. 1,, p | erously and promptly, substantial Columbia High School, South Tabulated results of Tuesday's 10—Fri., School closed because of r and Sked and Eastern* won three ton Parcelln, Mrs. Georgre Thomaa; Week. During the past few Firfrmcn "A" 21 s S7S progrcaa in this direction has been one year terma, Mra, Paul Kuhn, Orange; Beaver College. New election follow; the N.J.E.A. Convention. from Hungerford and Homestead weeks Mrs. Margaret Radtke, the M & M ,...20 4 '.g&s made." Mrs. R, K Marsh, and MM. R. A. York School of Interior Decora- Referendum 13—Mon,, 8:15 p.m.—Senior High Park, respectively. Bill's held Boro Librarian, «nd Mrs. Walker Five Aces ....15 ft .t week-end the campaign Bryan, tion and the Newark School of Districts 13 Totals Nigro* to two wins. made the nectiseary preparations P.T.A. meeting—Summit High Treasurer, George Sawyer, .report*, Flno and Applied Art. , Yet 27.1 130 401 Junior Order "A" ,...14 10 5^. Guest speaker at last week's end were aaslated with the index- School, reception for parents ed contributions totaling juat over Easterns set..a league record for No 451 199 650 Harry's .13 11 545 meeting was Mrs. F. W. Hopkina. ing and cataloging of the new and teachers. the goal of $2,775. "If every family highest team score this year. Done B and L. 12 12 500 president of the State League, Congress volumes for circulation by Mrs. IS—Mon.,' 8 p.m.—Borough Coun- thai has not yet responded will Well rolled a team three game ladies Aid fo Paca Club 9 15 .:;?5 score of 2035, who explained how the organiza- Case (R) 812 260 S72 Harold Spicer, Mrs. Harry Schlich- cil meeting—Boroujh Hall. Junior Order "B" ... 9 15 .375 -send in its contribution, we ought Mopslck (D> 128 68 194 League standing.*': ; tion could be effective and the tln» end MM. U. Mehrlng. 18— Sat., 1-9 p.m. Turkey Town Firemen "5" ;. 6 18 230 to make it," «aj upon you, or mail, it direct to J. K Smlt . 1 lowing the outline of a League Oforgie's rets . Conger 18—Sat., 8:30, D «I. — Adult Com- 7 333 of East Orange will be the speaker Pearaall (R> 585 254 819 Christopher «nd His Turtle Lattlmorn 4 on Wednesday morn- George K Sawyer, treasurer, Home st'id 7 .333 publication. On a state level, the before the Ladies' Aid o the Pres- Bennlngcr (R) 562 259 821 Wliy Cowboys-Sing In Texas te Grand munity Sejfuare Dance—Sum- Hun?#>rfotd - - ,1 .043 ing, November 32, instead* of fcouth Street, Mutray Hisl P.O.? 0 MO League h«m dieted to atudy taxe*. byterian Church at the November Grilly (D) 148 72 220 I Like Winter - . . Lenskl mit Y.W.C.A. In fact, n you don't have * pledge Tea Top Bowl»r* No defin-itc date ha,<» been set One Little Indian Moon Thursday morning, Noveniber .Tewn Aviv meeting, on Thursday, the 16th. Lamb (D) 147 75 222 Mr. Doodle ..: ..__ Scott The calendar of events is a S3, Thanksgiving Day, the usuaf' card just «*.nd a' check with a. fcnsrfchirdi—Done W>tl 134. for .a pending trip to the United "Madonnas." is the subject of her Donnelly (D) 15» 74 230 Doughnuts for Lin * . Unwln weekly feature sponsored tfy the Smith-Done 133 Nations. Persons interested In the Plrmentary Grade • publication day. l>rk'f notation that, you want it 133 talk, whlc.h will be illustrated with Coroners New Providence Civic Group". trip are asked to contact Mn?.~ Born to Trot . Henry Early copy from advertiser* .applied to the Borough -Comniu- 131 her unusual collection of "Ma- Cass (R) 531 249 8()0 The Blood Bsiy Colt . Parley Any organization in the Borough Buy Campaign. • If—Don* Well - 13! Kuhn, SII 6-5430. "*B'"?lf Muggins Stories Orannan and preHft chairmen is urgently E-ticr -Sf m donnn" pictures. Haley 552 25ft^. 802 Mv.'-trr." li th? O'rt Cave Orton fthould call Mn. Douglas B. play advert'sing; will be moved Rfi kh.«ni— m Kelley (D) 140 70*' 210 Cowboy Joe of thn Circle 8 Hushmorc goes into thie community-wide C*r»oraM>—Done Wfll 13T The first president of the League 12:45 p.m. No charge is, made; The tJttle Red Horse Sawyer Reyerson, Summit 6-3»43 at least ahead to 8 pjii. on Monday, undertaking each yc«ir. Una Bit- lifts «n extensive record of com- guests are asked to contribute the Harvey f. Pamper Place Wright November 20. Classified advertis- trich. Director of U)e campaign, munity service. She ."Pervcl two equivalent of what they would Mottlcy (D) 133 68 201 the issue of the Herald in which ing: will have the same deadline. Borough Council • ">- the Tfen-Ajers ,_:J»» aided by division lnuicrs Mel terms m president of Lincoln have spent on lunch elsewhere. Center Court Jacobs it is to appear. The deadline for church new*, DEEDS Pratt (R) 622 i'oyon, a Dog of the North <. Hawley, Bob Towne, Vito Sabiti School PTA. worked for the ea- Mrs. Richard Badgley heads the 286 908 sports and general news, as well BOROUGH The following Stuehler (R) 625 276 901 KalaschrUkoff 'arid Arnold Be»ier. Thtt>u, in turn, tabllsliment of""a" hot lunch for luncheon committee. All women Nancy Goes to College Laird as photographs, will be 13 noon, deeds for real estate ,transacticn« Mayor Honored by Public Service are asisted by nunierou* team students and the building of A of the church' and community are Betty Loring, Illustrator Lyon Saturday, November 18. have been reeordrd In the office Hanscll (R) 639 282 Adirondack Adventure Smith Rus»U M Havourd of Beech captains and your neighbors who eflfeteria. Mrs. Wrigrht plflo worked cordially welcome to the luncheon 921 Skymountain . Walden rang the door-bee In. In the Bor- of Herbert J Pa«eoo, register, and the program to follow. Total Vote 74% gll 364 1175 New Biographies Spring- Drive apartments was CourtiifHi.<*e, Elizabeth: for the crcetion of Cub Troop here ough every family is counted um frvinp Berllu 1 . E'.ven honored Monday night by ttie. restaurant, Somerville. Mr. and Mm Johannes C Btio- «nd «eeurcd its wponsorship by A bee docs not really collect any Luther Burb" '- _. Burt to give something, and when.! the l^TA. Choirs Start Work Christopher Columbus Graham Public Service Electric and Gas Mr. Havourd L» ee^oclated with ...... - , trrs to Mr. and Mr*. Frederick E. honey but gathers nectar from Co. upon the completion of 25 * Four years a member of the For Christmas Pageant Gandhi Eaton the electric distribution depart- everyone does.^h* Borough go« at f ftf flower*, which is converted to John Paul Jones .... Snow yeers' service with the company ment at the general office in F Board of Education, Mrs. Wright Peter Stuyvosant Wlddemer — the top. We're on our way, !| , . BOROUGH —The Primary and honey in its stomach. at a dinner held At the Stockholm but we need your help. How about MonnMn and Livsng twi Bve was chairman of the education Woodrow Wilson Monsell Newark. ; nwa. Junior Choirs of the Presbyterian committee and served «s a mem- returning that card totk»y?" \• The Fii'.sw'Hy Corp. to Mr. and Church School will start on their Mfis. Robert It. Haifcht lot 120, ber ..of... the . Executive Committee rehearsals of trie Christmas Union Thanksgiving block fit. map of Sylvan terrace. which pioneered the recent en- Pageant on next Wednesday af- largement of the central school Sorvice, November 22 i The Fell«way Corp. to Mr. and ternoon after school. Mrs. Clyde _ Mrs .Rmerxon R. Smith, property plant. A member of the Defense B. Hays will be the music di- Council during the last war. she BOROUGH-•.Thanksgiving .vr^,n s.ilrm rmd, 305.23. feet from rector, assisted by mothers of Vice will be held on Wednesday. Central avenue^ if extewded. w«B in ehnrse of consumer In- children in the two departments, November 22. at H p.m., at the forniation. As a member of the from age 6 through 11. The pag- Methodist Church The -three Coffee Prices Drop War Memorial Committee, the eant will be presented in the Protestant churches of the boro LWV president worked on the col- church on Sunday, December 17, A reduction of three eenta per lection of funds for the building are cooperating in this traditional at 5 p.m. It was given la?t year pound on four brands of vacuum- of the library. Actively interested union service. Rev. Richard A. by the church school. packed coffee was announced in thp Methodist Church, ehe Li Last Sunday the two youth Bryan of the Presbyterian Church yesterday by Kings Markets, ac- a member of the Official Board, tide thats out of this wortd choirs sang special numbers at Will preach on the topic, "The cording to Stephen Cunningham, secretary of the church and active the morning service, ;l*arg Maxwell House, Del Wright hats given her services to Since the time of Adam, tile Monte White Rose and Chase & will lead in worship. The Methodist the borough aa an interior decora- earth has moved along through Church choir will lead in the j Sanborn Th«« new prior Is cents tor in the selection of color space about 235,000,000,000 miles ainging. j per pound mn. schemes for the Borough Hall, from where it was at that time. NEW PROVIDENCE YOUR COMPUTE SHOPPING CENTER - WHERE PARKING IS NO PROBLEM

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Recently, ened at right angles to the main j Shop and Save in however, he drew addiUonil^at- stick and bowed about' 4% Inene*; tiY OUR HIW— tentlon when the editors at Popu- A Break with Extra lar Science magaiine printed * the bridle balance* the kit* cor- SUMMIT story supplemented with picture* rectly (he tie* it on about •% STORK OPfN AU DAY WlDNKOAr ECONOMY BUDGET SERVICE!! concerning Mr. Baum* kite-fly- inches from the tip); the tail i* -.- 'i^niBit.CBambef of Comm«n» ing. The story is in the November the right length, from TK feet for Children* took Week opened time of the magazine. yesterday at. to* Summit Public lite story dlsoloset that the 70- a light bree«e to 10 time* that for a heavy wind." Ubmty although nationally the year-old man this fall "set a record IT all the wait* uied occasion will not be m*rlj*d until of 73 of the tUaue^paper craft There were two divorces out of the week of November 12. How* •oaring along 2M mile* of cord." ever. th« Jooal library «.ctinr on every 12 marriages in Nebraska According to the magaslne 'The last year. [)««*[ year* experience, deemed til* Kite Man uses no special trick* extra day* neoe*sary for "the to fly 73 at once. He doesn't even The Japanese typhoon of Sep- amount of children that take fcd- run to get them up. A properly ad- tember, 1934, did dacrfage esti- vontajre of the week." justed kite takes off right out of mated 'at f 145,000,000. Uias Elisabeth MwnUgiw, chil- dren JJ librarian, aald yeeterday that more than 200 "new outstand- ing" children'* book* will b% on TRAINS REPAIRED di*pl*y. APPROVED UOHtL TRAIN SIR VIC I' HEADS' nWOJHEBB — Fred Among the title*; •ufgeated «* Mott Complete Stock of Lionel Na«f, 47 Oakland place, waa "excellent" by Uhu Montague and A American flyer Train* in e&ammmmMimzi Corby's Enterprise Laundry Inc. Minn'.ennenttd with h*r comment*1 named by the nominating are: committee for the office of North Jertey Wt hav« UOMI Cotolope. Branch ||— 12 Beech wood Read PIHHMI Sn. 6-0006 The Caidecott award winner of Ij 1950 Is the author artist of this ciKihantingly written and iliui- trated etory of a fishing village In Monterey. UNNELLAS MARKET Pod and Covor S«t Freshmen »t Rutgera dtiAT MARKET & GENERAL FOOD Summit resident* who «re mem- Big Oblong Roaster Mad* to R» Board mo 41 PAPK AVINUI $U. 4-317M bers of the freshman cla** at Quick, Even Heating Aluminum Rutgers College include Robert 15x54-in. Size Z.44 Buy Now, Only.... 4.33 Makm troniitg *ati*rl Drawstring cop M. White of 23 Beekman road, •Ml, drill eorton cortr ftn im Francis X. Qalderaro of IS Park Tit* Idwri tit* for holiday IMIII. | j Wo Hovt a Handy — 17Vixl2*S.-.9%-inehM — Non-matting wom«-w»oYe po«t. avenue and Frank £* Rldgway of right for overt -' a: • \ Sid* handlcl. Meats and | Umlt#. m mlntt*. 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141 MHjf -to pork. • .jDMt driv« *t to pr% flftrrlag* «ntrwwe on High itrtet. An athmdant w« psjrtc mr tor yon, retnni It wh« you're tltMbri » Aondaal fit lot thto itrvloe. THE SUMMIT iii9.AU>, . NOVEMBER 9, J950 Henrietta Hamm 73 Coiiptes AH«iid Warren E. Rebel I, Honeymooning Three Early November Brides Dietitian at . yWCA November Dance Overlook Bride WedSafurday to Seventy-three couples attend^. Margaret Peters At Miami, Couple the November di-nce sponsored V Y Candlelight Son of Judge the TTWCA and held Saturday I the auditorium. Muiic * \f To Marry Soon Will Live Here The marriage of Miss Romilda The marriage of Miss Henrietta Wa Mi*s Margaret Ellen Peter*. St. Teredaa Roman. Catholic Ann Hwmnv daughter of "Mrs.- John De-.Fep and.bk Manhftttar Edith De Fronsbv daughter of Dr. eers. The autunui decoration daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul j Church was the setting Saturday and Mrs. Morando De Froiwo, of Charles Stahr Hamm of 49 Temp- afternoon for ttw wedding of Hlw were planned by a commitue D. Peter* of Short Hllla, has chos- j Fairmount avenue, Newark, to lar way and State College, Pa., headed by Mr. and Mrs. Dona" Volanda Pwnnullo, daughter of and the late Mr. Hamm, to Wil- u *a Saturday, November IS, for her jMr. and Mra. Joaeph Pannullo of Robert E. Unfonte, son of Mrs. MaeLeod. ' Julia Unfonte of Kearny, was liam Thomas Wechenfeld. son of H. J. Wailk was master of cere marriage to WarVen Evert Rebel!, j 64 Railroad avenue, «nd Arael Supreme Court Justice William : monies and door prize* wer> *" mm of Mr. and Mr*. Evert J. j Louis Bontempo, #on of Mr. and solemnized Saturday et a 5 o'clock A. Wachenfeld and Mrs. Wachen- candlelight ceremony at Old First charge of Mrs. Robert Rader # Rebel! 'of Brlant- avenue, Spring-j Mrs. Loub Bontempo of 5 Lavina feld of East Clark place. East Cbureht Newark. Rev. Fiore D'W- bert Natella won first prize,'an! ©eld, formerly of Submit. court. The ceremony was per' Orange, took place Saturday. The formed by Rev. Harry A. Murray doro officiated. A reception at the ceremony was performed at St by coincidence, the second ^ The ceremony will be held at at S;S0 and was followed by • re- grand ballroom of Military Perk Andrew's.-.Episcopal Church, South went to Mrs. Natella. Prizee We the Methodiat Church of Summit, ception «t Hotel Suburban. Hotel followed. Orange by Rev. H. Rosa Greer. tickets to the December dance k .the' pattor, Rev. Jesse Lyora of- A family reception was held at Refreshments were served bv Eaoorted by her father, the Given in marriage by her fath- committe consisting of Mra H i fieiailBj. A dinner for the Immedi- bride was attfnded by her 6l#trr, er, the bride was attended by her the bride's home, ate families'and bridai party will Wallis, Mrs. Mario Bonlpane A Mtm Rita Pannullo, maid of sister, MiM Lorraine De Frorao Miss Marion Banton of Black- Culbertson, Edward Hallock, RV be liven at Hotel Suburban. honor, and four bridesmaid**: Miss as maid of honor and three brides- burn road attended the bride. ert MacLeod. John Maggio, -Henry The l»ride-eSect will have her Betty Pepe of Newark, Mlas Gloria maid*: Mrs. Edwin Height of Man- Howard Wachenfeld was best Peters, Robert Polk, Max Rich' Pannullo and Mra. Sal Sinegra of asquan, M**- Frank Tartaglia of ,wm*r Mr*: Jo-Ann Petera Lyon man for n'ia brother. ardson. William Truesdale and of Short Hills aa her attendant. Summit, cousins of the bride, and Kearney and Mrs. Stanley Kaye The bride wore a wine colored hlim Mary Ann Bontempo, «l>»ter Allan Wolfley. Several pre-danCe Cerbert Rebel! of Westtown, Pa., of Newark. Mr. Tartaglia served wonted suit and a blue velour parties were given, win ten'e ** but man for hta of the bridegroom, Charles Bon as best man. Usheri were Law- tempo served aa best man for hla hat with an orchid cowage. terother. Usher* will Include Mark rence Long of Bloomflrid, Mr. Mrs. Wachenfeld Is a graduate Griswolds to Visit D, Peters, brother of the brlde- brother whoae usher* included Height and Mr. Kaye. the bride'« brotiier, Michael Pan- of Kent Place School and attended American Woman's Club etert, Kerrsit Abgstadt of Spring- The bride wore a gown of Ivory Connecticut College for Women. field. Pa, and Hjrantf Najimlan nullo, Emil Bontemi>o, C!onr«d lace and nylon tulle with an illu- ..'.Mrs. ...T.-: C. Grlswold of'Oak Cattano of New Providence, and She is now a student at the Par- Ridge avenue will kad the devo- of Paterson. sion neckline, cap.il»evea and lace sons School of Design, New York Emii Bontempo, Jr., of Spring- bodice. Lace panels trimmed the tions at the meeting of the A graduate of Rye (N.Y,) High field, couoina of the bridegroom. City. Mr. Wachenfeld L» an alum- American Woman's Club Wednes- skirt and she wore matching lace nus of Newark Academy, Tufts School and the Methodist Hospi- Sololat waa' Mr* Deamond Mc- mitts. Her four-tiered veil was ar- day . evening at Washington tal School of Nuralng, Philadel- Brlde', accompanied by William ranged from an opened seed College and Duke University Law School. Mrs. David Griawold win phia, Miss Peters is on the staff Webbe on the organ. pearl cap. She carried white baby School. ' ..! play some piano .selections; of Orange Memorial Ho«pltaiv_Mri orchids with atephanotis and The members will meet at 7;3o Rebe-.il,- a graduate' of Summit whote tailored bodice had a rolled miniature ivy. The honor attend- Short Hills DAR for the usual hour of sewing for High School, w an alumnus of collar and deep pointed cuff*. ant was gowned in a strapless the Oancer Committee, previous junior College, Pact Gol- To Meet Here Tuesday Chantilly lace, ruffles trimmed the Mra. Robert E. Unfonte toast nylon tulle over apricot tulle to the biwineas session «nd prrfi and the School of Journalism, Mm. Amel L. Bontcinpn Mr*. John T. Quinn Mrs. Edward A. Parmele of 43 wide skirt and train, Her French h A WrilUl) Alfred E. Dahlhelm Bradford Dachrach with a matching stole and carried gram. Mrs. Pasquale Copioiaro University. He served 3'/a Illusion veil wa« attached to a green cymbodium orchids with ivy. Ferriwood road will be hostess to prfeident, will preside. "in the; Signal Corrw includ- cloch© by orungo • blo«wf>ma"and outfit the bride choae a green The bridesmaids,, in similar attire, members of the Short Hills Chap- ing two yeara as a captain in »ho carried a, prayer book with Christmas Gifts for had bouquets of pale yellow «nd_ ter, DAR, Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Chiot, He 1*, a member of the and brown checked suit with white ordiidfl and atcphanotls. brown accnU*. The couple are at Graduate Nurse Sale to Include Aprons brown orchids with ivy. The bride's' Mrs. L. C. Scull of MadLson will VIOLA SHAW firm of Rand-Rebel! Nurseries, mother wore a costume of navy The honor Attendant wore toa«t Miami, Fla. Upon their return A table of "old and new" arti- speak on the United Nations. A Morristown. lace over green satin with dark Is Married blue, lace with pink velvet ac- trustee of the New Jersey Branch Teacher of Singing they will make their home at an cles suggested aa Christmas gifts orchid*. The bride.smnid* were in apartment at 64 Railroud avenue. cessories. The^mother of the bride- of the American Association for Mr and Mfa. Ambrose B. Fin-green lace over toast aatin and At Nuptial Mass will bo ehown tomorrow at the groom wore champagne crepe with the United Nations, Mrs. Scull has Contralto Soloist, * aerty of 85 Morris avenue were carried pink orchids. All wore Miss Kathryn Marie Finnerty, annual apron sale of the Sunshine bronze accents. been speaking before various or- Kilburn Church, Newark bodts Friday evening after the »atln cloches to match their Flower Arranger daughter of Mr. and Mre. Ambrose Society at the YWCA. Mrs. H. C. Mr. and Mrs. Linfonte will live ganizations in* its behalf since its wedding rehearsal of their dough- gown*. The mother of the bride B. Finnerty of 85 Morris tivenue, inception five years ago. Studio: wan attired In a M-ue lace gown Thompson will be chairman of at 7 Sunset drive Millburn, when ier Kathryn and John Quinn who To Illustrate became the bride of John T. Quinn, they return from their wedding Hostesses assisting Mrs. Par- 35 Overlook Road, Summit were married Saturday. A kitchen with matching acceaeoriefl. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P, this table. brld«groom'« mother wore a green trip to Montreal and Quebec. mele will be Mrs. C. T. Rochow For Appointment Call shower wan given for the prospec- At Fortnightly Quinn of Elm street, Westfleld, Mrs-. A. M. De BeJlis Ifi chair- and Mrs. Harold Wallace of Short tive bride by Miss Frances Deutz crepe gown with silver and green Mrs. Linfonte U a graduate of Saturday at 10 a.m. The.ceremony, man of the apron table; Mrs. F. St. Vincent's Academy, Newark, Hills and Mrs. W. L. Rowe of Madiion 6-I2I8-J of Springfield avenue. am-«sorl«i. For her going away .Mrs. Henry M. Kistner, an ac- performed by Rev. Harold A, Mur-D. Milne of food; and Mtoe Nell credited judge for flower shows, and the College of St. Elizabeth, Verona. my, was followed by a nuptial Crane of flowers and ptante. Convent Station. She is thera- will be the lecturer at a meeting mass. The wedding breakfast was The affair will be open from peutic and teaching dietitian at of the Garden Department of the held nt Hotel Suburban. 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Overlook Hospital and is a mem- Fortnightly tflub which will be ,... Mb» Joan Marie , Lawson...-,of ber of the American Dietetic" As- held at 10 a.m. November 17 at Jackson Heights, Long Island, sociation. Mr. Linfohte, a gradu- the clubhouse. Th« program will was maid of honor and William G. Drama Group ate of Kearny High School and Quinn was his brother's best man, be entitled, "Let's Set the Table." Seton Hall College, la a cost ac- Ushers were another, brother, To Entertain countant with the American Can Give Because ^ Mrs, Kistner is well known to Francis R. Quinn of Westfield, Co., Hillside. the members because of her pre- James J. Manion of Drexcl Hill, Paper Mill Cast vious lectures and her flower ar- I*a,, and the bride's brother*, Activities of the drama group of rangements classes. In ndditlon to Thomas J. Finnerty end Ambrose International judging and conducting chases in the College Club for the new sea- B. Finnerty, Jr., of Summit. eon will begin Tuesday with a Utility 43 of the 48 states, Mrs. Kistner is The bride's gown had a Chan- theater tea from 3 to 5 p .m. et Party Planned co-author of the book "Flower tilly lace bodice with a Victorian the home of Mrs, P. E. Sharts of Arranging for the American neckline ond a satin skirt. A 280 Oak Ridge avenue. Member* By Lincoln PTA Intrinsic Value Home." Her work has been ac- crown of lace and orange blos- of tlie Paper Mill Playhouse have A "Get-Acquainted" night at claimed both here and abroad and soms held her French illusion veil been invited aa special gue*t» and Lincoln School will be held Mon- Beauty in won such approval and she carried a cascade of gar* also representatives of various day evening under the' auspices of from the royal family th«t last denias, carnations and stephan- little theater* in this vicinity. the PTA. International dessert summer the flower arranger for otis. Her attendant was gowned in will be served at 8 p.m. by Mr*. Princess Elizabeth** home waa sent Mrs, Keith B, Mount of Spring, peacock blue taffeta and carried field avenue is chairman of the 'Tnbmaji Bennett and her hos- here to take lessons from Mrs. American Beauty roses. pitality committee, to be followed Kistner. drama group, The tea committee FOOD - FIRESIDE Mrs. Quinn is a graduate of inclucka Mrs. John T. Connor of by a short business meeting, at At the Onrden Department Summit High School and St. Vin-Linden place, Mrs. Richard Mar- which .William Woodward, presi- For The Finest In Sterling & China meeting Mrs Kistner will set n cent's Hospital School of Nursing, key, Jr., of Druid Hill road, and dent, will preside. number of different tables with New York. She has been on the Mrs. L. W. Kreiger of Oak Ridge The social part of the evening, Summit 6-3305 336 Springfield Ave. appropriate- linen, china ond flow- staff nt Overlook Hospital. avenue. planned by Mrs. Woodward, will 39 Bcechwood Road Summit, N. J. er arrangements. These will In- Mr. Quinn, a graduate of Upper! feature International folk dances, square dances and some social clude a holiday table, breakfast, Darby (Pa.) High School, and Will Receive at luncheon, afternoon tea and buffet Seton Hall University, is employed dancing in the auditorium. Various THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS supper table. with E. I. Dupont de Nemours Hobby Hall Dances classrooms will be set up for bridge, canasta and other games • Tta femdwlchtt $S-$7.S0 and $! 2 hundred Hostesses will be: MM, Roger Co.. Philadelphia. Mrs. H. W. Harding and Mrs. The couple will live on Prospect Pierre Landrieu will be hostesses for those who do not care to O. BIIMHI and Mrs. Stanley O, dance. Mrs. Albert Ganat is in • Chicken Encatterole 1S< eoeli Morgan^ Mrs. CSarlton Lewis will Htreet, East Grange...... for the fourth grade d«nefng class charge of table decorations. Joseph bo n\sponAibJr for the deeorfttionn. «t Masonic Hall on Friday, No- person, Jr., of JRahway will be §§ MiglonV Glowing Prints J ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR' ' DAR Chapter vember 10.* the square-dance caller, He- has On Friday evening from 7:30 to called for the Board of Recrea- THANKSGIVING .VINCK A PUMPKIN PI US '.Births at To Hearjalkon 0 p.m. Mrs. U Parks Shipley and tion and many other active square Mrs. S. W. Ransom will receive the dancing groups. SUMMIT 6-0934 seventh grade. Overlook Accredited School All members of the Lincoln OJMMI Dally, Except Mondu.Vi From 1« ».m. In ft:SOp.m . To Mr. and Mra.Wilfred Ser- J, K. Whittemore, headmaster Mrs. Charles O. Mellinckrodt School PTA and their friends are geon of 12 Chestnut avenUe, a of Hillside School of Mnrlborough, and Mrs. Henry Ware, Jr., will he invited to attend the party, par Book*, Cifts, "Take Home' Foods, Catering Mass., will apenk before Beacon hostesses for the tenth grade on ; Slighter, horn Monday, October ticularly those who have moved 30. Fire Chapter. DAR, Thursday, Saturday, November 11 from 8 recently to the Lincoln School Mob«l Carter. Owner November 16, at the. home of Mrs to 10:30 p.m. area. To Mr M(\ Mr^, Joseph rpli T. Albert Kenny. 144 Hill Crest of'Chwnwood road, New Provi fLIMINGTON FUt COr denee, B pen, bom Tuesday, Octo- avenue. ber 31, The Hillside Schorr is one cf OFFERSYOU several"1' accredited schools to To Mr an '3250 bttlttdtfi HOWII NOWI! riml IM% Ml WM) Ntw for now... LfAigion'i sparkling fern print GOOD-LOOKING GLASSES with smart tide fullneia orfpnitinifroiii wiiit- CLOTH COATS •MiTlii| it the left. Other Mgh!ight*~gUtterinR riRHCTLY KM) J«t buttom and dark bimld belt Turauolic or IOTAHY, coral with bUck.

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SiS-jwi',' fti £' . > I SUMMIT HjMLD, THUESOAY. NOVEMIftt • Concert to Close if Irene Ann Benak Two Have Autumn Weddings Exhibitions at Becomes Bride John Howard Bunnell, Jr., Harries | Laura Ficchi Art Galleries Of Navy Veteran Virginia Hope Koehler at Maplewood\l$ Bride-elect Jane Knifbt, Summit harpist, MUMi««s Virginiaa Hop*Un., .. KoehlwV«.UI._ . .vei l, waj. drape. d. fro*m a pw ww'. * ** ** *»*«»»• The marriage of Miss Irene daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter will be featured In * concert of Ann Benak, daughter of Mm. Edk satin clothe. She 'carried a muff j \Jf JGSS6 M, W6OO chamber music Sunday afternoon ward W. Benak of 4 Sylvan ter- L. F, Koehler of Sptlntfield av«- : ,»f fieUr da.nour and stephaaoti.. { Mr. and Mr*. John FJccM 9t 30 at 4:30 at the Summit Art Asso- race &nd the late Mr. Benak, & nue, Maplewood, was married Sat- j All attvndanu. wtir m gown*.'of IVa n ^* P^« announce the *n- ciation galleries. With her will ap- Joseph John Catallo, «on of M>. urday afternoon to John Howard | French biu* vejvvtein with por- ! ^*«ement of their daughter Laura pear Charlotte Dykema of Mill- and MM. George C. Cataio' of Bunnell, Jr., «on of Mr. and Mr t0 J ASC M WeM> n f Mr bum, flute, and Monty Knutson of Whittlngham terrace, MiUbtirn, trait collars. The maid of honor' *' ' > *° * - the Camerata Studio, Short Hills, took place Sunday at 3 p.m. at Bunnell'of 303 Morria av««ue at j carried yfllow chrysanthemum* |^ Ge°rfe W*bb °f with hU cello. St. Teresa's Church, Rev. John J. Maplewood Goapel Chapel. The Iane mauve chry- The program include a Twomey officiated and a recep- Muss Ficchi t# a senior at Sum- concerto for harp -and iflute by tion followed at the Condor, L4v- tended Dresden ..c. and Williantt- J junior. Those named on the list Chase, which will close with this Sue Van Tronk was flower girl. and Robert Koehter of Maple- ourg v,v, tm

• • . • • - guests at Hotel Suburban. Drive out Morris Turnplk« to ; MM. Henry...,Q, JP&ttison, Jr,. en~ VV«yside Gardens for fall flow- j tc-rtalned her bridge club last week •ers. Beautify your homo with gay i at her home, 120 Hobart avenue. chrysanthcmumji for the Fwuit | Day. If you arc to be a guest, take ' Cleaner Modal 29 Mrs. Robert J. Davidson and your hostess a bouquet. Mr*. Robert Rounds will attend « • • • High cleaner performance at moderate luncheon meeting of the regional Wish <»vrryone who waj» buying cleaner cost.,.. that's Hoover's neweit. .. and publicity commit tees ot the« new rug would look first at E. Model 29! Triple Action ... it beats, •• it N,«w Jers«y Wellealey Club to- L. Fitterer's, From beautiful sweep*?, as it cleans. New lightweight Veri- morrow in Glen Ridge. Mrs, Ir- broadloom to hooked or scatter flex hose. New angle conversion for easier ving J, Townsend, club regional rugs, you couldn't do better th«n at •bove-thc-floor cleaning. Come in and see chairman, and Mrs. Donald An- Fittcror'fl, Boechwood road. Model 29 perform, or call us fpr • home show* * • • Ing. No obligation. Rogers Pharmacy has a large A cheerful atmosphere makes for pleasant staff on hand to fill prescription j and medicinal orders pronto. Get i, acquainted with this friendly banking at Summit's First National Pharmacy and let them b« of Her vice. Health U their hvwtiie»». Th« main bankfiif room of tht Flr»r National wcs cart- kit, Including MW • • # Enter the season of dinner* and fuMy fhmntd Hi giv* a pkmlnq apptaronc* to our cut* Ml$Ifci& dances at home and at Clubs! B# tonttn. Mtnty of light, murals of loco! historic Interest, gowned in a Delia of London crea- tion to please your pride. Choow gtMroui IIM of wMtt moliogcmy, with btaidlng appolnt- cither a dance or dlnnrr gown of mtiitt, givt It on ovtroR chturful atmosphtrt. It rtfleets her planning. • * * the kind of service you can eipect to receive when yey Let me nudf* you to David ,?. have your checking and savings accounts ot the Pint Flood'*. Hf ha* everything In the electric gadget line. Need a toaster, National. mixer, prw»lng Iron or he*t#r? (The newt*t models are plentiful at LightFlood'*s g. o on early thent y That l# why The Doyle Furniture Store hM lamps In all itylen for GREETINGS A GIFTS tan home, They offer Rembrandt •rt brought to you from table, floor itnd bridge lump* for - FIRST NATIONAL Friendly Neighbors tatter UghtlRf. A Civic & Social Welfare » # » AND TRUST COMPANY OF SUMMIT Mad • • t ? ? Then come In, \ ; Leader* \fi'M make up, so My# Merle Nor- MEMBER FEDERAL, RESERVE SYSTEM through man Conmttlc Studio. She often fre«i !o»»on« In Art of Mskr-up rEOKRAI. HftTOSIT 1N0URANCE THI SUMMff H1KA10. THURSPAY. NOVEfcflEi f Hf W 'cellist of MQUbura on three Tues- studio, 15 Franklin place ISJJ School, the girls are seniors at Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at Wash, topped: geese with leghorns, ele- Dormer h&s earned his Lower- Pembroke and are candidates for ington and Jefferson College. A phants In derbies, doga in sonv School soccer letter and is in his the degree of bachelor of arts. brer**, kittens in bonnets. Each second year at Taft. graduate of Pingry, he Is majoring hat Is entirely different as she in liberal arts. Also attending W. On Year Book Staff has 300 hat molds and each one & X from Summit is Nathaniel Elected Oub. Treasurer Allen O. Butler, 133 Summit ave- produces-a hat which can be hand. H. McGiffin of 199 Kent Place Miss Shirley Marie Humes, of nue, has been appointed to the shaped into « variety of forms. Summit, a Junior enrolled in the boulevard. Mrs. W)lschke Is now employing editorial staff of Bucknell Univer- division of home economics at sity's 1951 year book, 1/Agenda the assistance of her daughter and Hampton Institute, has been Is Court Attendant son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Arci- Butler, a senior at the univer- elected treasurer of the Home sity, Is enrolled in the liberal arts Mis« Janet Cr«as, daughter of ero of Philadelphia. They cast the Economics dub for the academic Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Croat of I See By animals if moulds and send them course. Butler, who has been ap- year IWa-M. . . pointed fraternity editor of theAshland road, a freshman cheer- The Paper That to Summit for the rest"of''the MUa Humes is also a member leader ait Western Maryland Col- process that turns the clay shapes annual, Is a member of Delta of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority lege, has been elected to represent Into the charming china animals Sigma fraternity, and of the and of the Women's Athletic As- her class in the Homecoming Court merchants all over the country are men's glee club. He la the son of CHILDREN'S sociation. She ia the daughter of to be held November 18, as fresh- demanding. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Butler. man attendant to the Queen of the Mr. and Mrs. James A. Humes, In addition to these animals Court. of 7 John street. LewUburg, Pa., Oct. 2S—To help FURNITURE, Inc. which their creator has trade- acquaint Bucknell'a freshman class Is Social Chairman We invite you to make your l» All Set For Xm« marked "Silli-Peta," she also pro- Receives Award with campus customs and activi- ducea clocks, canasta trays, ash Miw Janet Wysham, daughter of Miss Margaret ties, 48 upperclass leaders of the choice from our complete With trays, clay pictures, vues and E. Dampman, Rev. and Mrs. William N. Wysham daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry University's Christian Association wall plaques, Her biggest problem are now conducting; we-ekly discus- of ;4 Clearview drive and a aopho- selection of these beautiful at present aeernf to be preventing H- Dampman of 2« Lav 1 no court, »•!*_. »t the College otWooater presented with two awards siongroups called Freshaaoift- •her hobby from outgrowing her Flreaides. (Ohio) is tho newly-elected social Imperial Tables. A small de- •mall basement studio. Thursday at Pembroke College's chairman of her dormitory, Holden Honors Day exercises. Approximately 360 boys and girla out of a clasa of 530 have signed Annex. Miss Wyaham is a physi- ' posit will hold your selection. A graduate of Summit High cal education major. St. Teresa's PTA School, Miss Dampman received up for one of the 24 coed groups, which* are designed to provide fun Rummage Next Week th« Hope Chatterton Music Award, Awarded Drew Degree From 21.50 Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- the Phi Beta kappa Award, and and social fellowship as well es in- R Robinson Chance, Jr., eon of day, November 15, M and 17, have was named as an ElUha Benjamin formation about Bucknell tradi- Mr. and Mm. R. Robinson Chance, been set for their rummage Andrews Scholar. Miss Dampman, tions, sorority and fraternity life, Sr, Fernwood Rd., wa» awarded by members of St. Teresa's PTA who is a senior, was named to the academic Values, and extra-curric- the bachelor of arts degree Satur- at the church hall. Monday and Dean's List in her Junior year and ular activities. day at Drew University'© annual Tuesday will be used for collect- was named as an Kllsha Benjamin Specific topics to be considered Founders Day convocation., ing contributions. Andrew Scholar in both her sopho- Include the honor system, student- For pick-up service donors may more and junior years. 6he also faculty relationships, the- etiquette Chance did his preparatory work ZEIGNER'S of dating, Religion In Life Week, earl the «xxhalraen, Mrt John received the Phi Bet* Kappa at Phillips Academy) Andover, INTERlbRDECORATORS Rlcoardi, Summit «-T»5-M, or Award in her Junior year. how to study and how to budget Mass*, and Peddle School, Higtit*- Mrs. James D. Fleming, (MH-R. qne'p time on. tbecempu* town, graduating from the latter FURNTTURE^BEDDINC^-IJBJE'S CARPETS Elected Social Chairman Member of Play Cast institution in 1M4. He served ia Carriages Miss Virginia D. Naef, daughter Richard L. HcGraw, son of Mr. the Navy and sidled at Yale be- 472 Springfield Avt. Summit i-OOlt fr*ro of Mr, and Mrs. Frederick E. Naef and Mrs. E. Clyde McCraw of 2T fore entering Drew where he con- t*5 of 47 Oakland place, was1 elected Hawthorne place, is a member centrated in classical literature. social chairman of Sixth Street of the cast of "Excursion," cur- House, her dormitory, at Bucknell rent production of Pen, Paint and <*f. University, Lswlsburg, Pa. Mis* Pretaeji of Tufts College, Mel- Naef, a freshman, Is enrolled in the ford, Maas. The honorary under- education course. graduate dramatic society will mark the opening of its 41st year Fledged to Theta CM of play producing with this ve- hicle, and the 76th season of dra- George Ragats, a freshman at The Gift of V Westert n StatSte tcollegeo l f Colorado matic* at Tufts. Mr. ifcGraw; a at Ounnison. Col, was recently senior ia the School of Liberal Fine Jewelry ... pledged to Theta Chi social fra- Arts, Is a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity and of the Tufts- Trainer* ternity. beautiful, meaningfull Jackaon Chorus. . framtJS . . . now, and in all the Visitors at Colby College years to come. Make this Summit families who recently Two Summit Women at Syracuse * truly memorable visited Colby Junior College, New Misa Madge Carol Evan*. Xmae, by selecting her London, N.H., during "parenta" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas gift today from our su- week-end were Mr. and MM. J. Evans of 13S Summit avenue, perb collection. Come in George E. White of Beekman road, and Miss Dorothy Louise Leon- today! gueit* of their daughter, Joan, and ard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Gulick of Joseph P. Leonard of 740 Spring- Valley View avenue, guests of field avenue, are among the 1,800 Eugene Jung their daughter, Patricia. freshmen who have entered Syr- i acuse University this fall, John There is r» better fime to shop | Wmttk A /ewelry RtptMng Studying at Gettysburg S. Hafer, director of admissions, 4 Beeehwoodl Road, Snaualt Pfttrlcia Doughty, daughter of states. Miss Evans is enrolled In Koefcr SUmmii A.1SM Mr, and Mrs. Frank A. Doughty, the College of rtome Economics for Christmas Toys than NOW. from 7.M of 10 Hickory road, has been en- while Misa Leonard is enrolled in MMIIHMIIIIillhiai rolltd in the freshman class at the College of Fine Arts. Both You may use our convenient Fabulous Fake Furs layaway plait Bonnet, Ascot and Muff of woven white Brondtftll perfectly simu- UONH lated. TMIN1 A ACCISSOWM \ Alto cornea In Leopard, Burun- dukl, black and coral-orange. H«t,H&8 Muff HP8 Ascot $3.98 !(•• tsneefe at SUMMIT HARDWARE i 470 & PPAINA T CO. 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j \ THi SUMMIT HttAtp. THUtSftAV, Old Fplh Dance Betrothal m y evtniBf #t Elk§ Summit Girhls cent rinelli and his Rhythmairei chairman, 1» RuaMll pj.ee, or Second Fall DaDance ^- **• who provided ths music last year' Richard Micon., PHaf Group Celebrate^] ** Ctoh, «0 Mapk street, beginning from any member of the. Post, or Ths complete facilities of the Elks Engaged to Of Beacon Hill •t S:S9. As a follow-up to the may be h«d at the door; Parking Michael Podcaano, aJI af Club will bs available to. tJirSanaV 41st Birthday goldea jubilee dance of kut au* aad Norman Amhs wichsa aad other fool will be on ^«»«'« will br avaitafifcr with" The opening of the forty-first Soldier Post Saturday tumn, this affair will provide the VFW men. serving .-«« directors L r«rjr, Jd, o : sale.-- ••- •--• - - *3ason- df the Summit 'Daaciaf engi^menVof '-Miss Eiliav Hill Port No, ISO, \V.- VFW with funds with which to and uthen. Refreshments «r* unaar Class was celebrated teat Satur- beth M. Forrakhella to Ffe. H. J. of Foreign Wara, will bold carry on its wort with disabled Tickets ui priced undsr one The progrtm is under'» com- sgtment of the LadltV AtutMhuy veteran*. . ; day night with a dinner dance at Dwigherty, son «f Mr. sod Mrs.its second annual fall tee* dollar and are still available mittee headed by John Karpen. of tht Post headed by Mra. L». Music will be furnished bf Vin. through John Karpen»ki, ticket Canoe Brook Country Club for 89 Alto Willis Daugherty of Jaekson- ski mndm include* Pet*r SUvali, lisn Ballteim of Chatham. members and fueat*. Table decor- •iUe> N. C, has been announced ation* were of autumn leaves, by her motler, Mrs. Mario A, chrysanthemums, and fruit, and FormJchelU of IS Cedar street. the walls were decked with foot- MUa Formichella i* the daughter ball pennant* of colleges from the of th# fete Mr. FormichtUa. eastern to the western seaboard. Tb» prospective bride i» * grad- Football songs* and dance music uate of Summit High School and were played by E. A. Krieger's is employed by tht Prudential on Qrepe orcheatm. I Insurance Company of Newtrk. The high spot of the evening > Pfc. Dftugherty, wfco wa* grad- was the introduction of new mem- uated from High School at Jack- bers elected to fill vacancies in sonville, is now stationed at Lske- the group. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon l«nd Air Force Base, San An- Mackenzie Were welcomed into tonio, Tex. membership, and were initiated in traditional fashion by being re- by Ro-Jene Eljjukbeth FormlcheDa College Club to quested to dance alone while old- ' (Debt Studio) or members appjauded. Mr. end Mrs, John Edwin Reeves, also couples who met for evening* of Welcome 38 New elected to membership, were un dancing in their homes. Intro- able to attend, and will be greeted duced by Coleman Burke, Mm. Members Friday at the next dance, scheduled for Merrill was saluted by a cheer The annual College dub au- December 30. under the leadership of T; Wil-1 honoring new member* •' >r * Guest of honor on Saturday was lard Towler, a member of long will be held tomorrow from S to M». Oliver MerriH, one of the standing and official "Old Folk*" original members of the group, 8 p. m. at the home of Mra Pieter cheer leader. Mm. Merrill, now a Smit, 281 Summit avenue. Thirty- which was founded In 1910 by six life-nwmber, joined .in the dancing Little wonderishis is the loveliest slip ever.. .because it's that eight new members and associate for a time, and congratulated the For thanksgiving group on having maintained the members for 1950 are listed by Mra. wonderful, washable NYLON CREPE styled only as Ro-Jene spirit of gaiety and Informality Loui# J. Perrottet, membership which one remembered aa charac- chairman. can do it! Its top and hem delicately worked with misty nylon MINCEMEAT teristic or 11« early days. , , . Those who have joined in the James Maroney spoke for the two categories are Mrs. Bruce B. new committee In welcoming Allen, Mrs. William P. Baker, net with inset of nylon satin ribbon at top ... and, there are ad- TARTS Mra. Albert A. Bingham, Mra .40 • member* and gue&ts to the first dance of" the «ea«on. William Richard A.* Bryan, Mn». Francis Cameron, Mr«> Richard A. Chap- justable straps to assure perfect fit for eacK and everyone! You'll 1 dog. Staplin announced the dance* with the aid. of a whittle which man, Mrs. James 4>. Cowan, Jr., Pleas* Order Now For Mr. Merrill ifced for that purpose Mrs. John W. Ekegren, Jr., Mrs! want one for yourself... and one for those special gifts! In white,

THANKSGIVING! originally and which wa« present- Kenneth W. Erlwon, Mrs. John • •••**• • • - Aho Cookies, Ptutrie; Cakttt, ed to last year's committee by H. Hammett, Mrs. Frank G. Hel- ander, Miss E. Adel« Hepbron, pink or pale blue. Sizes 32 to 40. and Other Viennese Goodiet MM. Merrill at the Ruby Anniver- Call Millburn 6-0228 sary celebration. A "quickie" Miss Jane Evelyn Hyde, Mra. dancing conteat was run off Glen P. Jackson, Jr., Mrs. Robert • To Order Front early in the evening, and was won V. Kirk, Mrs. John M. Leavens, Also one trimmed with all nylon lace top and hem in white only. in a real photo-flnteh by Mr. andMre. J. D. Long, Mra. Malcolm MELLIE WEISS Mre. William Turner. A later MacGregor, Mrs. Laurence W* 2* Taylor St, ram event, the lucky-card elimination McDougall, Mm Samuel B. Mc- Opp. Washington School dance, was won by Mr. and Mra.Fartene, Mrs. Chart** E. Man- T.' Willard Towler. ning Mrs. William A. Martin, Mrav 3.98 Richard C. Matlack, Mra Paul S> Monroe; Mra Ralph E. Plumley, Mra. T. Boling Robertson, Mies Mail and Phone Orders Filled, Summit 6-6450 Geraldine Rogers, Mra. Jc«eph J. Ruvane, Mm Caroline H. Shel- don, Mra. Smit,.. Mr*.. John F. Tay- lor, Mrs. Stirling Tomkins, Jr.. Mra J. Roas Tuttle, Mrs. Webrter mil Van Wmkle, Mm. Edmund AV Veaasie, MUs Ruth Vogt, Mra. Jame* L. Watson and Mrs. James W. Welsh. In charge of the tea will be Mrs. William F. Bailey, hospitality chairman, and her committee which includes Mrs. Smlt, Mrs. John R. Blades, Mrs. Maynard Euverard of Short Hllto. Mis* Ed- na Brandenburg, Mrs. Franklin L. Hunt, Mr*f Thomaw - A. Kenny, Mra William N. McOelland, Mrs Mabel B. Outcault, Mrs. Edmund" W. Reeve, Mra. William W, Ellis, Jr., and Mra. R. F. Schwerln, of Springfield. Pant president* of the College Club hav« been asked to pour., Tho^e who will preaide at the tea table are MUa, Margaret Acker, Mrs. Walter E. Gude, Mra Reed W. Hyde, Mrs. Harding Johnson. Mrs. Allen C. Rearick and Mrs. William H. Martin of Short Hilto.

Eorly Deadline for Thanksgiving Issue The Summit Herald will he published on Wednesday morn- Ing, November VI, Instead of Thursday morning, November S», Thanksgiving Day, the usual py fr«m advertisers ^mmntmg^ool and press chairmen in urgently requested. The deadline for dh- plny advertising will be moved nhead to S p.m. on Monday, November 20. Chi»»it^lel adyeris- ing will have thosanifc deadli ersey i IZlouses ThT e deadline for chureh news, snorts and general news, as well as photographs, will be U noon, Saturday, November 1*. Swnmriy and) rrndJT I* g» fraim «aiU

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I. Nlffc IiittMadl Nock. A work and p'«y jtnty with (lyod-to*m«teri buttons mareking morrily up th« (rant, FRI6IDAIRE Chsrtrsuia, mint, fratn, card, froy and wHit... 12 to 14. Automatic Washer Now smart tlyHftf by R«y- • Now Soft loccrtlon of 5.98 mond teowy Controla MI laKh Pamol Essex Troopers AM-poreaUiln IfwWo and o«iff •• »oo..- tht tad IntprinedUte account of CM of Montetowo, M. J, ur othtr highly lnflainmabie mi- Prevention Ordinance, entitled, "An cernin** such Ordinance. -,' SAUUKL F. STAPLETON The object of sold action u to i »ufascrtj>«. Substituted Trustee under Sxecutor. t*rUI especlslly Uftbis to {ire, an UHL8. Jtrraa * MOU?TTAIN. which U so situated MI to endanger Fire Prevention and prescribing regu- rtor .&M«t -of .H*w.Jn*»j.-Ctou»-~ ,t,ln,e.j»*Jd,jjUlr)U?.f .•u<5. >OH, ...j MAM II ROOEttS, deceased. .*U1 b* lations for fur# prevention »nd j>ro- Ato), days ior th* auhtequent vlols- WIIXIAM R. aiLso.N . Aupertor Attoratyi. property, or violate tt» TecotmlwS y DDivisioni , made on the Sflt» d»y JACOB B. MANTfcX i audited and "stated by tUt Burrogsw, sttudartU snd practices for th« pre-tectton in connection with hazardous tlona. ;,.-•• 23 ; Cltjf. Clerk.'" of Octobtr, 1930: in *.» action where- Attotfiff for Plaintiff, J mid reported fur aetUemeot to U» -M rmrkHmem,ibmUiown, tf.J. vention of (ires, or shall find otwtruc- materials and processes." Edition of Section S. All ordinances or part* is LoutM SiaaltUm is tht p!«trulff. 34 Maple Street . ' I'Union- County Court. ProDate Division, 18-»-:i-M-23—O a wil Fee: 17tO iU>u* to or on fir* escapes, sUtn,, 1947, together with, any supplemental of ordinances inconsistent herewith at* and you ar# the defendant, you ere •"• Summit. Hew 'J en Thunaty. t»» 18th day o« No?«a»- NOTICE TO* CREDITORS MMMewsys, doors or windows, liable '.revisions or additions thereof, copies hereoy repealed. hereby r*qulr««S to intvrr the com- W-J1-J4-JS • b»r. next. »t 10 A. M. . SATATS Or CHARU98 J. FOBBaiKO- io Interfere wlih tHe operation ot ti>» of which shall be on file In and avail- Section (. This ordinance shall take THE FIRST NAT1OKAL BANK AtfD ER. O*C*Mtd. Jlrt 1950, upon the applies 333 Springfield Are. occupant or occupants, falling to com- tion of tlw undmtgned, aa Executor Summit, K. J. ply with such order within lorty- of the *»t»te of aald deceased, notice 2J-2S-M-M-2a omlff Fee*-$7 M etsltt hours after said appeal shall Learn the Rumba is hereby givm to the creditors of »ald PENDING ORDINANCE 'hava been determined, or If no appeal '500 and all the newtfept no w lii-cea&M* to *>*hlblt to the subscriber AN ORDINANCE Prorldlm for the la taken, then wtthln forty-eight under oath or affirmation their claims Iiupection of PremUas in the City at hours after the service of the order, in ot^e ham's time! ... it's eaty and it's fun unless for good and sufficient reason and demands akaltut the estate of Summit by the Fir* Department to the Fire Chief shall by written order, at Arthur Murray's MI Id dectw>f>d within six month* from Safeguard the Public and Property the date of said orclir, or they will b« Agaitut Fire. grant further time, shall be. deemed lorewr barred from prosecuting or re- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM-guilty of a violation of thla ordinance SU. 6-6120 iif.uvi'R -Jo your jin, not ;our sor- and subject to the penalty hereinafter MON COUNCIL OF TUB CITY OP prescribed* in Section 4. D row—thai the bet d.ttum aft- the SUMMIT: The lervlce of any such order shall for immediate action! riioM popular and have the IIMH fun Section 1. It shall be the duty of the Chief of the Fire Department or be oiade upon the occupant or occu- at panic*. such person delegated by the Chief pants of the premised to whom It la 48MAPLIST. I'ut vnurstlf in the lumh nf so W O M I N directed by either delivering a true and approved by the Common Coun- copy of same to such occupant or oc- Snd floor, cor. Union PLaee Arthur Murray *if»«rt right - cil, to Inspect within reasonable hours, U0.7M as often &a may be necessary, any store, cupants personally or by delivering unit arc great fun. Your mnfiikme factory, or other building, or any lot. the, same to and leaving It with any and enthu*u«m grow and grow as you person In charge of the premise*, or Personality, Ability, Time yard or premises situated within the In case no such person Is found, upon master one. step after the other. And, limits of the City of Summit, for tne the premises by affixing >a copy In a learning to d

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DttitytJntl! 5:30 mi Ttrtrn Arranged THE SUMMIT HERAU), THURSDAY, NOVEMIER 9, LEOAt ADViaTMUaiENTS , U5GAL ADVEBTISCMEKIB LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS OMOtNAHCU fU»t obtaining s license therafor In or occupies any 9t business, and shalw l be pposted d con- of the complainompi t and the time and compliance with the provision* of thU structure, motor vehicle. tent. rUl- spteuously *- ™ -'— ~* '— " ' ' « the City Kail, at 1:30 o'clock at AH ORDINANCE DeflttJa*. Kefulatlnt lordinftnee. , road car. or boat, public room In ho- atas. place of bu»i- jpl»c« of «** SuchrEotfc« which time and place any person who and 14e«atia{ TransUai Merchants. Section 2. Definitions, Far the j)ur> tels, lodging bouse*, apartments, shops Section 8 All transient merchant* • may b« Interested therein will be or any street, alley, or other ptace it &U h&i known iddrean, »t given HI opportunity to bt heard Itinerant Mtrcbsatt and Itlaeronf po»« of thU ordinance a transient mer- or Itinerant vendor* at'* defined in least five (iJt dd»>s prior to trie date. concerning such Ordlmtu'e. . : Vendor* Mid Providing Penalties lor chant, itinerant snerensnt or Itiner- within the City, for the exhibition and .section 3 of this ord|»*nce,.btlore,,'&et Sat Uie h«»rlng, the Violation Thei-«or. ant v«ador is defined a& any person, sale of such goods, were* ana mer- offering for 'tale, any goods, warts.- Section 14. Appeal Any person, ais- "Pa-ied" November 8. 19S0 BE IT ORDJUNKD VT TKE COM- firm or corporation, whether a* owner, chandise, either privately: or at pub- mercbandlse or bankrupt stock, shall , grievpci by thr dwrtjlon of the City WELUM R C1ILS0N, MON cowcm, CMP T» crnr C* agent, corulgnw or employs*, wlwthar* lic auction provided • Jhst such defini- •jay to th« City Clerk, lor use ot the derm in retard lo the denial of the -^_ ___Clty CltU. a resident of the City or not. who tion shall not be construed to include City s sum Of One Hundred Dollars application lor s Ucfns«'»i provided NOTICE 'T< YOURS-FOR YEARS! Section 1. ticetutr lUqutred. It engages In « business of atlling ana any person, firm or corporation who ($100.00) and upon payment of »ueh I (or in Section 4 of this, ordinance or sh*U be unlawful for * transient iner- delivering goods, warts and merchan- while occupying such temporary lo- -••— »ald merchant or vendor shall ! in connection »"lth the revocation of n ESTATE or MARY BURNS. cation, does not sell from stock, but , ..•i~. .„rh _^_i.t. #r— --*n ...„-,.... > .. p itle-of one hundred of the City of Summit, Such appeal twpn:y-ieventh day Of OctoOer AD., ; complying with the provisions ot this eighty days U80) from the day -of i slull b« taken by luing *tth the Coun- I9SA, upon the application of the i laiuanee, - • ctl within fourlern en- remaining sections, sentence*, clauses • U S. Royal Master* and C. S. Nylon ters of recommendation Irom reliable orce the provisions of this ordinance or phrases ojthls ordinance, or the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Life-Tubes. The Great Wd-Cmtmt mers «rt MM-CWTMivt. property owners in the County I of .gainst any person found to be viol- ordinance as an entirety, it being the safety iiMmiiniH wne Union, certifying as to the applicant's ating the same. ' legislative Intent th»t thin ordinance ESTATK OP LIIXIAN t. D«>BBX,L. also • Skid protection, blowout protection, trM e»w Royal Master ao4 good, character and business respon- Bectlon 12. Records. The City Clerk stand notwlthstnndlns the in- .known as ELIZABETH ANNIE LIL- life protection never known or pouibU Top Qualify SmaJwtas sibility,, or other evidence which estab- hall deposit the record ot finger- y of such section, sentence. LIAN DeBEXL, Deceased.' th- new Nyfa* Ltfe-Tabav lishes to the.satisfaction of the Com- rints of the licensee, together vlth clause or phrase. Pursuant to the order of CHARLES before Netthar cm t» teatavd or Powder. mon Council the good character and license number, with the Chief of Section 18. Repeal of Confllctlnx- A. OTTO. JS . Surrogate of the County dujptkattol They at* flaw oualucsa responsibility of such per- 'ollce; the Chief of Police shall re- Ordinances. All ordinances or parts of of Union, mnde on the sixth dfty 61 • 60% more safe tire mileage with th« utmost advsneanamt «•> son or persons; orl to the City Clerk tny complaint* ordinances Inconsistent with this or- October A. D,, i»so, upon the applica- great nylon strength standing between lire and tmb* history. license shall be given In writing, ness have been convicted of a crime, ettlng forth specifically the.grounds misdemeanor or the violation of any municipal ordinance, the nature of SPORT & TOY SHOP such offense and the punishment as- sessed therefor; (h) Credentials from the person, firm or corporation for which the SUMMIT HARDWARE & PAINT CO. applicant proposes to do business, au- thorizing the applicant to act aa such representative; and 359 Springfield Avtnut SUmmit 6-7282 II) Such other reasonable Informa- tion as to the Identity or character of the person or persons having the management or supervision of appli- cant's business or the method or plan of doing such business as the City Clerk may deem proper to fulfill the purpose of this ordinance In the pro- tection of the public good. Section • • 4; •" Investigation- and Iwu" ahce. Upon receipt of sucn appHca^ tion, the City Clerk shall cause such Investigation of such person's or per- sons' business responsibility or moral character to be made as he deems necessary to the protection of the public good. If. as a result of such in- vestigation, the applicant'i character and business responsibility are found to be unsatisfactory, the application shall be denied, if, M a result of the investigation, the character and busi- ness reputation appear to be satis- FEATURES factory, the City Clerk shall ao certify In writing, and a license shall be Issued by the City Clerk. The City Clerk shall keep a full record In his office of all licenses Issued. Such li- cense sh»U coutaln. thi number of the license, the date the same is ls- aaed. the nature of the bustneat au- thorized to be carried on, the amount .. .„ ..*£ of the license fe* paid, the aspiration date of said license, the place where auld business "mayUcewTiBd on tmder said Ucense and the name or names I- :-—, of the person or persons authorised to carry on the same. Bectlon 3. Pond. Before any license. as provided by this ordinance, than in a f :areen b* iMued f or ermsflng in. A trans lent I. or Itinerant business aa de>flned In | Section 3 of this ordinance in the City of Summit, such applicant shall file with the City Clerk a bond run- first trip to the office, with a waiting dele- ning to the City of Summit in the We see it happen over and over again— And then we see him on that happy day sum of %\,00000 executed by the ap- when his car. .is.available'for delivery— gation to admire his choice ... and tHlrc't plcant, as» principal, and two sureties and it's one of the greatest satisfactions upon which service of process- may be we enjoy in this happy business of selling and he settles himself behind the wheel. the time, perhaps,, when he learns in an trade in the State of Now Jersey; said bond tp be approved by the City _,Ca4illae,care..,. ;. . ., •He's -a-Hittle (rw.zical, wtr scrtnetiirrcs -emergency, that his car is worthj its tpAo/s'— Attorney, coridltionfefl " WSt "W deceptions ments have been protected by patent and wert tnadt or practiced by th» owners or by thw servants, agents, or em- now remain exclusive Stelnway features, to ployees either at tha time of making the sale or through any advertisement be found In no other piano. of any character whatsoever, printed or circulated with reference to th; jsoodi, warn *nd mtrehandis* sold ••vr any part ihwtof. Action en thi ONLY THE STBNWAY bat (lie patented Ac- bond may be brought in th« namj of tht City to th» us* of tht a»gtl«»t« cehirtted Actton. so eetentltl to MM of pltf person. Such bond mutt bt approved Ing and to dereloptntat el MBIMV* •ouch. by tht Cltf Attorney, both at to lorm, and as to the responsibility of th» sureties thereon. _ ON1Y THE STDNWAY ku Out patented •wtion #. Service ©f Process. Before »ay license as herein provided snail DUphr«9n«tlc So4adbo«rd which provide* bt lMUed for engaging Tn business M an Itinerant mtroham, at iwwtn <•» big plu» tone la eves fte eaulleM VertictL fined, in th» City of Summit, sjueh *»• plleant shall tile with the City OWrrY in instrument nominating and ap- pointing th» City Cltrk. or tht put' AND ONLY THE 8TCHWAY hai the honor Jon performing tht duties of »ueh position, bit trus and lawful agent with fu 1 power and authority to M* ttftS»rttdi»t«r»jea o.mtm <*«««•" nvntetaw. oi^ettnt* aratle eeboolt and for IITM Mhalf <* MW •PPU°»«»S lit rtaptet to any mstttw eonnetttd with Or arltlni out of the. fcualntai transacted undtr taid license and tht toBiitf«n as required bf {Motion 1 (rfthla w dlnanct, ©f for tht pytorm- These are significant fnctort, to be considered ine* «i till condition* of JIW JMWI* carefully in your chetot ol e pitnov Even W tm any br#aeh thtteof, ifielijKW lnitru«tnt ahail also tontaln rwivsU - than « Sieftnwayl cwdJng tr»»t law of thti waf" athft itatt, and wsivlng til «l«*i or right oi' mm by reason ef MM! iwknnwitdgmen* of intrtw or mannw of s*r*lo». ItnmMlattly upon iwrvtet of eroeuM upon the OHy Clark, m herein prt)»tfltd, the City Clem ihall nmmmlttmmn wnd to th» iiri>ns*# it hit laM knimi tW of anlrt pttWiM. < GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY •Mtlfln ?, KsWbltlon of Ltettwt, The itMnM U»M«4 vntn this ©mina«s« •hall bt m»iM conspictiousir in tht olikot off bu«in*»bU«tts Mtntd th«wwylwwwwww>^^ may IM iMUti for tMk H« in* st TNI SUMMIT HiKALD. THURSDAY. NOVfMli* f« ItiO SHS Gridders to End Season Here Against Caldwell

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Armistice Day to Mali Start Police Resme Summit'to Shoot the Works' Lead to 3 Games Of Woodland Hunting Season Ammunition funds to insure Runner-up Position FROM FISHERMAN TO HUNTER In City League Summit High's gridders are prepared "to shoot the With appetites already developing in anticipation of Gaa Eaao Servlcenter, dt- Summit Police Reaerve works" when they take on Cftldwell at Soldiers Memorial November » usually the month that fisherman take up chaaplon*, tipped their Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year dinners, thou- dub junior rifle insuactoa in Field in their final game of the seasoni, Saturday at 2 p.m. lead to three games- la the City sands of hunters will roam New Jersey* woodlands begin- sodation with tht Summit Junior A victory over Cfcldwell which is conceded unanimously the ihotgun and go afield looking for a different kind of Rifle Club will conduct a city- Bowling Leagii* fca> three gamei by ning Saturday (November 11), ac^rdtayj to officials Of by aJl prognoiticja^rjB witf ^ sport, However, there is something that should not be over- sweeping against Bxqulre Men'i the New Jersey, Department of Conservation and Economic wide paper collection drive, .Sat- urday, November 18- The pro- spot ia conference competition, re- looked if the weather is mild: lake fishing. Shop in m«tche» rolled on ^ Development. gardleaa of what victories Glen Bab (Buzsy) Zottl, a halfback for ruff's tone* jn Springfield, Open aeaaon on male English or ceeds will be used for Bass and pickerel tend to feed rather heavily as BOOH as Ridge or Madison may post the next y«*r. In two turnon* Samp. day night. riogneck ph*Mftnt, ruffed grouae, birds in ail. for use of the boys.. ztsl of the season. son, should develop into a etand- the waters start to cool off, and many a fine catch of fish Ciba by loalni & pair to Rootsquail, Jack rabbit, rabbit and »qulr- English or European house-spar- Tbe Junior Rifle Club him been j Coach Pete Kan- row, European starling, blackbird, out, according; to the Hilltopp went into a tie for second place r«l will'tjefln Saturday (Novemner meeting regularly every Friday j drat, hu conference win* over er can be made during this month of cool weather. We have crow, goshawk, Cooper's Hawk, with Spring Lake who won two11) and end one-half hour after night from 7:30 to 10 at Sc Te- Miliburn. Glen Ridge, Madison and mentor, Zotti, « junior, started tlie sharp-skinned hawk and the great experienced one of the worst fishing seasons old timers from the Eljts, Rooti gained.« tie sunset on December 9. Huotera will reaa'a indoor range, comer of Mor- one •ttbaek at the hands of Ve- season in grea* style, but j-uffend homed owl may be killed at any for third place with Geddls Taxi hi^nce ria avenue and Chestnut street •n ercjh injury. on hb left ifg can remember. We all know the reason why, and this time have an additional chance to bag time, but there it no open season rona, Four.seniors are shoulder- who. dropped two to Cfcarlinei. certain of the abov/e rnrne.ationee d Any Summit boy, 12 to 18. maying She burden for the Hill top pera. against Glen Ridge and m out of there wasn't much we could do about it. fowl and game when the Decem- on Wilson Snipe, jacksnipe, swan, membe r at the Korkuc Cleaners end Zotte'ft brant, snow goose or doves. may becorae a They are lanky Sonny Deruiie, left the football picture this y(a: Logical thinking would develop the idea that fishing, Easo rol'ed over Rillo's Market In ber 18-30 aeaaon opens. club. A small charge fc-r mena- end, the beat all-around player on Newcomer Charley Nevir* «t Deer having antlers at least three Also Included in the November if there will be any at all, will be good during October, so two. • hunting season is the open season bership in the National KifU As- »^ c,ub; j^ KeanVi tailback, and Caldwell Higli haa dropped two Lawrence of Charline* wa* the nchea long will be in season the on foxes, November 11 to April 30, sociation, with whom the club ia a pair of tackles, Hal De Muccio conference games to Madteon and get out after the fish in* the few days remaining in this only 600 bowler In the league lost week of Efeoember 11, through 18, excluding deer season. These scav- tifflliated. Thu small charge is as* eutd Leon Bystrak. Miliburn. Caldwell football stock month. week with Just that gross in three. from seven in the. morning to five engers may '1*6, hunted with both erased once a year. A 10 cent Kandrat 'm counting an Ken dropped last August, when twe In New Jersey the FLatbrook received some extra atten- lit tolled high single game of 227. ia the evening. This "season should doga and firearms during the day,weekly charge goes into the bojrs Sampsoa, sophomore and veteran backs, Henry James an! Hoots garnered team scoring not be confused vvkh the November rifle fund from which rifle* are "Whitey" Zooloweki ' join«d til* tion, as the fly section of that trout stream became, very provided permission, is obtained honors for the week, high single 27 to December. 9 season on deer, from the Fish and dame Division purchased to become-the proo«rty Marines. Adding to Ccoch Nwin*' productive toward the end of the open season. The fish th,at game of W6 and hrgh which ia-jonly open to archery en- at Trenton. An added inducement of the club. troubl««, Jack Frey, «enior ri"ht had been playing possum in the deep pools, decided that the of 2780. huslasts. The "one buck a year" for fox hunters is the bouWy that A senior rifle instructor u :n Three Hold Tie end, broke' his left wrist afi(i'':,i allowance must be reported to the feed was on, and those lucky enough to be there took some Novrmbrr 2 Standings can be obtained if the dead fox is charge of the arsenal and any Icc-t for the ceoson. Eddie Ev«n.». game division or warden of the % junior right tackle, has bem nice fish. It was necessary to use extra fine leaders, for the W. I, produced befqje a Municipal Mag- boy wiio does not own a rifle may Savage E«i»o .. 15 3 county within 46. hours after the istrate or Notary Public of the use one. To date, the club o«n» For 2nd in Boro, limited to part time play because clearness of the water gave the fish an added advantage. Clba 8 kill. Sprint? Lake ...: Un 8 county in which the animal was one rifle, but expects to purchase of a brokeai bone in hw lot hand. Oeddia T»xl ... 11 1 Raccoon season, which began on AH tn all. this stream has been very productive through the killed. morevin the future. Despite the' lou* of five saim«. Hoot'« 11 October 15, will extend to January Township League run of the months, and it is hoped that more streams will Marten's ....v... 9 With such a wide variety of game four seniors have played good Churllnes . 8 13, but it is not on during the fire- NRA Rules Hold available, New Jersey's well- football for the CHicfs, They are be set aside for fly fishing next year, .Esquire, Shop ft arm deer season. Dogs may be used Th« boys are under strict super- -S BOROUGH - Caxlones awept Zotte'a fiteso 8 stocked private and public hunting viaion of NRA certified icstruc- lasalusi Man^to Coal in the New fullback Bob Yancey, Paul Leon- Summit il\a . L. « to hunt raccoon. lands are expected to be a main ard, quarterback; Jeiry Hoffmar.. UNSPEAKABLE TREACHERY . Koricuc Cleaner* .. J For those who prefer a main tors at every meeting. Members j Providence Borough - Township lUllo'a Market 4 attraction for out-of-state visitors are taught the. correct method of j League in matches rolled on Ber- halfback, and Wayne Bren, right dish of fowl, rather than venison, and residents during the Novem- guard. Bej?t prospect for the u Think! A family had a dog for eight years. They tired handling a rifle, from the first and y „ Recreation lanes Monday Inter-Church Bowling squirrel or rabbit; from November ber-December hunting seasons. went into a triple tie ture iff Art Johnson, en end. 17, through December 28, there will simple list of safety precautions of their pet when the children grew older, and took it far into Ortobtr 27 Bunding! Available to the public will he wiih the loner* for second place be open season on merganser.*, on through graduation into the the country, turning it loose. The dog returned home after W. I,. 33,520 acres of public shooting Senior Group. wh:ch M also shared by the Amer- Firm l.ut hfia n I,, American and red-breasted ducks, 2 Lcgion, New Providence SHS Football Record several days, footsore and weary, but still trusting. Its HI. Johns 11. :'-.'.''... ". » .1 geese, coot (crow duck), and sora grounds, 90,100 acres of State for- All of the instructors have Jewish Communii) 7 And Its Opponents masters again took it out in the country and in anger, com- rail. There will be no open season ests and reclaimed lands, and 120,-"Hyed" co the-range for at least" Mrthodlit .. _"" ~ n 580 acres of farmer-sportsmen co- mitted unspeakable treachery upon the poor animal. Satis- I'renbyti'iian. .. , r» on sora rail in the counties of Sus- five or more years and learned a K. Sm;t The latter now hokte 8t, Johris A, ...... 1 operative areas. the league lead by a one-game SUMMIT flwptiit sex,Warren, Bergen, Hunterdon, strict respect for safety. fied that the dog would never return to them, the people ;•"• ;:::::;: a t Roselle Park . 7 Union, Essex, Passaic, Morris, Hud- Further information concerning All guns are .checked before margin. Jml.h Community New Jersey's hunting regulations 0 Verona - 27 returned home to enjoy the shame they deserved. 0. Avg. son and Somerset. members go on the range. Guus Banks ead Sk«d and the Paca 3(1 Miliburn o Roar nu tin tf 12S may be found in the-"Compendium Club won three from New Provi- 7 Clifford 8cott 31 • j| found unsatisfactory are kept off They were adults, mature and supposedly intelligent. Hollkoff 117 Woodcock may be shot now of New Jersey Game Laws," which 13 CUen Ridge « Keiuiler . .. til UK and advice given as to how the dence-Berkeley Heights Lions and 2(- Madison 13 through November 18 by those is distributed free by the Fish and Think! A boy of eleven was found hanging in his closet natf ...... m owner may correct the fault A s«*» Pine T*ee Inn. Bryan'* won a Hlcgrl fl holding a special State license in Game Division of the New Jersey pair from last place Delia's . .... ROSEUS PARK by his belt. He had been heartsick ever since his dog had Hitmnifey • ••y::\r. '••#»" Hi addition to the regular * hunting boy scoring consistent misses has 7.... Summit ... Knmlnnky ...... 7 Department of Conservation and Individual Scoring: honors were 32 Harrison been run over by an automobile. Another boy, even younger, ns iconse. The possession limit on Economic Development, State his rifle "sighted in" by the in- 25...... But.»er --v- Slaptlat structor so that he will not be- posted by Sedgie Phillippi of I>e- 8- WestfleW ... 25 had seen his small dog on a track directly in the path of an Chlaholm 12 1J7 woodcock is a two-day bag or eightlHouse Annex, Trenton. Bernard W. -. 12 1.12 come discouraged and his advance- IM'«, high aingle g«me of 222 and "27 -Scotch Plains . oncoming train. He instantly threw himself on the dog, press- Kl vn ,. W I. Let your thoughts on these true incidents be your guide. 12 tfll 30 Madison 23 I'rttraon K. 12 150 the boys i« invited -to call Frank X K. Sstsit , 18 B Prtrrion A. « ISO J. Van Tronk, 6 Aubrey street, Coal 17 10 S7-._...„.' Pausalc Valley ._ « IVttrwn V. 12 MS 10 MILLBURN SII 8-2658; Frank J. Gsmuiski. 3 30 Union i.i AN OUTDOOR SPORT SADLY NEGLECTED Ahl 12 t.15 Plays Away Next Two Sundays 10 n NpUon 11. It 14 33 . Weequahic Su 6-4147 or L, H G. 0 ,., ... Summit _. 18 HI. Juha't Following a 9-0 victory over Plainfield Monarchs in and Sked IS !<• One of America's past favorite outdoor sports has been 15 Lewis PtEe Drte _._ . 18 7 Olen Ridge Albtri 13 157 18—— OUdwelCUdw«Ul .....-77 Tottrn W. a Union County Conference game at Soldiers Memorbl Su 6-0732. P»c* CJul» IS sadly neglected in late years, due largely to our super-speed 130 Bryant ... 0 Clifford Scott 34 Hmltli 131 Field Sunday afternoon, the Alumni Football Club will IT highways and their correspondingly stream-lined landscap- Totlrn V. DtlUS It 12 14a conclude its season by traveling the next two Sundays, papero CLIFFORD SCOTT ing. The wandering road, lined with the black walnut, shag, HtraiiR . it 139 i-ember 18 are asked to bundle it 1J— Glen Ridge o , VterlUut.... . 114. #„„„—,„.„.. Mttx Or»ng;« ,• u... Mrlnrk* playing, the first place Crawford GUppe * fie::t Sunday at and place' 1% at the curb. - flMCA VoMtyboi Leogut bark hickory, and butternut trees, has fallen into disrepute 113 2 p.m., and the following Sunday 40- o M. nf \ 21 „ Summit :. ' among motorists, and is comparatively unknown for its I ftriag ar»m 31— Railway _ o 12 at 2 p.m., the Ftahway Indian*. lost one in league competition. To defeated Wutlnten. 34 Mlllburn ....' o Kirk H 133 f «-15. 15-7. 17-IS. true value to the new generations. Klckelt In Sunday's victory, the two- stay in the running, Summit must Phillippi Rolls I «tf«at»4 . 3-15. 15-1J 9 lit 1WI. OIMN RIDGE Krlr» 7 point safety came late in the defeat Cranford. o enrford Scott . Too many city-bred youngsters are deprived of the I'unknrt < Orttottn, 15- Albert second canto when the Summit Summit Alumni (9) In State Finals l» North Arlington Ends—E. Walker, H. Ahern. 7 •_ Verona 20 exhilarating sport of nut gathering because no one takes 102 line trapped the Monarch's Dick Tackles — Aututlo. Morturalo. Sedgi« Phillippi, star performer Mlllburn ... time to acquaint them with it. Also, the tasty hazel nut, the Knight behind the goal line. Ovards—Tighe, B. Orlllo. P r». Flyln(t 8»ucer«, 8 pm. 8 Summit ..— U 130 Center—Medd for Spring Lake in the City Bowl- fruit of the pawpaw tree, and "haw" applies found in most Kbrrhifrt 80 Yards for TD *» Mutiapers. 10 p.tn la U3 Backs—BOMO. P. Sommo. Orleco, ing League and also scorer for W of Nov. J MADISON llt>arn 153 Oulda. Delia's in the New Providence- 13 Butler .. VI any farmer's wood lots will probably serve no usefulness this Edd» 12. 135 The only touchdown of the game Ptalnfield (0) 1».._ _ Caldwril _. Berkeley Heights League, cam* Tubbna j; year. Do we want our children to miss this earthy generosity came in the second play of the End*—Crawley. Jackson. Cteo*** ';; .^rr...... ' ' K 30— Boonton . nti'hardAoii Tacklas—MacNell. Watson. through the . semi-f anals the past IB Verona _. 50 of nature? ' Cross 3 191 third canto. Dom Ouida took a Ousrdi—Brltton. Land. Passtbtra ..-...... *."-".- ..'" 7 18 ^ Summit . 2« Tmiturl 3 Center—Adam*. week-end in a State-wide match Ort*nt«ni .. . „„. "' 6 hand-off from Dick Zotti and ran Back*—Frederick*. WUIiama Kntght. sponsored by the New Jersey Savcan . .." .1 RAHWAY Let us refresh ourselves and fill the kids with sparkling tonit. Mann 9 153 off the weak side tackle, streaked Bowling Alley proprietors to select 3S...- Dover ._ 7 memory by an old-fashioned nut gathering on rural roads. Hklnn Hi'. 12 130 31..-_—..... Westfleld ...... 25- Garden State representative* to w)*. Linden .. i Hklnn Jr. ' » 13* and twisted 80 yards for pay dirt. Alumni 0 0-9 'STMHI Wins 11th m K«l»»r 9 161 the annual American Bowling «— Crunrord s Plalnfleld ... 0 0—0 FISHING TRIP MONEY MISUSED rt UK Throughout the game, the Sum- Congress in Chicago later in the John Tennant, son of Mr. and 0 Clifford Scott 2! llerr 3 142 mit line opened big holes in the Mm J.a Tennant, 220 Hobart 20. Scotch Plains . 0 i:o Summit Subti: C. Orlllo, R. Oarno. season. A fellow that used brown field crickets and cockroaches Jo!)iinon Plainfield line, but lost the ball Iannella. Bea»ey, Brattloff. Acqulva. avenue, was captain of the Trin- CALDWELL 138 Rommel, Harelton. Zottl Dole?. M. While 39 bowlers were elim- « Highland Park ... Frosch * 113 constantly on fumbles. The visi- ity-Pawling School football team for bluegill fishing, decided he would stock up on bait for Morturalo. D. Moronejr, Parrot, 8hrl»- inated the past week-end in th» 14...... PUMICGalley :. - 2" Churrtimfn tors' ground game was broken tr. Touchdown—Oulda.. Point. after on Saturday, October U, as the 7 : — MadLson - 12 one grand and glorious last day of fishing. He filled several US down_ completely because of the touchdown—Bratloff. Officials—Nlel- Trenton battles, Sedgie ranked PawSing, New. York eleven de* 0 Regional ...r 8. 142 son, Vincent, SaUernc 1 ^.._._ MUlbum wire-mesh cages with the insects and placed them in his Hewatd 123 hard line play of the Alumni's de- 15th among the remaining 32. ifcated Miilbrook School 20-13. John Mnrrli November 4 Games la 146 fensive front wall. only 40 pins from the top. man. played well both on offense and Summit at Rahway. basement. The trip was postponed for a time and he regularly Hill 10 146 Ttnnont Dots It Again Clifford Scott »t Verona W'»ll* . 3 1(18 The top eight men the coming on defense, as T-P ran tts un- fed his pets on apples and bread. Finally, everything was Bjwncer A constant threat to the Plain- Olen Ridge at CaldweU 3 308 John S. Tennant, eon ot Mr. week-end in Trenton wtTl be beaten striae to 11 games. Roselle Park at Mlllbinij set to leave. But, at the last moment, he backed out on his field offensive was Charles Grillo and MM. J. S. Tennant of 220 selected to represent Jersey at Madison at Bernards forly Deadline for who played hla usual hard charg- Hobart avenue, excelled a« the Chicago. fishing pals, practically with tears in his eyes, for he was ing and vicious Rame at. Jacjkle, Trinity - Pawling School football It will hi''re'callea ttiat Phillippi out of funds. His crickets a^ Cockroaches had rnuttipliei d Thanksgiving Issue With their ground attack stalled, team extended its unbeaten streak still stands as the only 3,.. t i* tt t*«m'f third TD folliminf with * / offlciaw mtmtt, mm* pltett for tht *ttft*iK»iai THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER », 1950 Pag. II The cucumber is » member of kins, squaiUes, watermelons, ,he botanic*! family called Cucur- muskmetoQf, tund about 75 oth«r btceae which include* puinp- relatives. Rotary Speaker Tells Functions NOW IS THE TIME TO PUNT! Of Celanese Lab Largest Selection Of Stating that, the Celanese build- ing in Morris court U used (or * Evergreens research only, Dr. Frank Twti, * Shrwbi SMUtant In the.wearing apparel 61 division In Pittsburgh, Pa., told Perennials Rqt*rlan3 of *ora« of the things * Holland Bulbs CelaneM dots. tX their luncheon meeting in the YMCA on Mon- Buy Now At Our dey. New Reduced H« §s4d j»ome thjngi iisd to. b« made h«re only to find out how to do them Presto CakeFloyr . ^ ^-41/Knox Gelatine . . . 23^ Bunker, WestfJeld. Salad Dressing . ,...... %d$ff$1ihph(m Service, There will be no meeting of the Baking Chocolate • ' H» ** 39^ LIbly's Pie Pnmpkln 2 » —23/ club on Monday next owing to the Party Cake —c-'- »-'33/ Shredded Cocoanat - r>. 18< theater party for member* and mmm is * wgger Value their wives on Wednesday night of the same week. Instead, a round Rinso *?57/ Underfeed Freehpek .• The usefulness and value things ... ways to make table session will take place at the NEW LOW PRICES I* m MM PRICES REDUCED! service faster, more depend- New Hampshire House, Springfield of your telephone have in* Storti Only creased tremendously in the able, more economical-' avenue and the Boulevard. ON COFFEE! S.t Pl» last ten yean. You can call nun vduablt to you. Deviled Ham 16/Evaporated Milk r far more people; far more TT 2-43/ • Such research plays an i im- Nom«d Upida Committee 39< „.. people can call you. Yet its ... M, Raymond RU«y,of 41 Whit- IS**"; VVM. No Dtp. Cent, er Dap Bot » a * portant part in the growth; » c.n, cost has risen less than al- tredge road, has been selected as ChaM&Sanborn ' 85< iM River Bmi Hies NiMgeibtd Milk 2*45/ most Anything else you use. of New Jersey's Telephone System. And we must con- • member of the Ups&la College mid-century convocation commit- tinue to grow. Our plans , • Back of telephone prog- tee. Mr. Ftiley U vice president of Chocolate Bon Bons include an $85,000,000 con- ress is the Bell Telepnone the National State Bank of New struction program for 1950- w Laboratories, Bell System Jersey. Grand Union Fruit* and Vagatablte «r« picked fraiK research center. Here an 51, to serve more and more from lha country's finest ftrmi, and «Iw«y» pricad low. """ 2 ig. 3U army of more than 5,000 people, and to meet the The convocation' committee, which is composed of leading citi- people constantly seeks new mounting needs of national zens of Northern New Jersey, will Ch*ck Full sf Jwic* Niblets Brand Corn and better ways of doing defense. 5 33 WMl KtriMl present the Upaala College mid- Florida Oranges century convocation on November l«rsst TMitr 8 and 9. The theme of the convo- NIW JMSIY •ILL laris »ii Juicy cation will be "College Trained 3«» 23^ Green Giant Peas TEUPHONE COMPANY Men and Women—Creator* of Seedless Grapefruit »»w Psik America's New Assets." The Up- Ttarftr, can «alo convocation will be held dur- Swell—Juicy— ing American Education Week. Bosc Pears 2 27< Wilson's Mor Pork AllPtfk Small Cswp8ct Heads FRUITS and MTS LussltsD Msst NQIurO)—Pok Brussel Sprouts Cillnyrna Flgi •«••»•• Beech-Nut Baby Foods Twfy-—from ltol* Firm, Mwty fancy Wa»h»d V/hi!« Ctntmti . t . * 6 i.r, 95/ itraissf 10" 97/ Green Peppers 2 > 19< Celery Hearts ^ 15

,V s munity Chest supports many agencies. Money is needed to carry on their work. Will you give? And give enough for a full year? Grand Union Quality Matt* ara "Backed By Bond", your |u*r> •nta* of fktiifactioa or yowr menay r«(and«d. Grand Union Mtata ECONOMY CUTS ttr* "Tailar-Mad*" for J*»* »Mh, aim mitt for your monar- Order Your For Delicious Masie at Low Prices Space taken by Thanksgiving Ceit Fron Brain-FN Ytug Pirktrt runic smvici flats l«if . . . • 29/ For Boiling #111 J TURKEY Pork Loins Eii Inast of Lamb . *Z9/ 35< » 45^F.nt fer Bra<)f>'9 111* j Early FrClft Eaitirn Sliri Boef Oxtails . . '33/ Grand Union fxctlltnt for j»yp Iflkk ill! Ribbon Turkeys Art fold Klll.d, Faoty Youn Broilers and Fryers ^ QVICK-FROZEN FISH 9 33- Turktyi A»ail«Wt In **lt-5*r»lc« DtfN. Each Bird It r n «• SUwletg Oytttrs •"•"OiF FrMh ORDER TODAY Sliced Bacon '•»•• • 59/ Smoked Pork Butts 79/ Fllrftl . *43* Lux Flakes Dazzle Bleach Palmollve Soap Ivory Soap Swan Soap for ItsuJy Purt, Mile F«t(ar, RieKtr Sudi for D»nltng V4ji*l 00v 2 boMtt £W '1W 2-37/ (.IIVMMMON

A RK) H0UR5HOW SHOP AT THE CiHAXD IIMOS SVPEH MARKET NEAB ¥ Union and Summit SMW OWHI Thinday aaa Friday liwataoj "«••*•' SUMMIT, 24 Dtratwtt A«*. - WaflS, 10M MqrWNM A*a. - MIUJWH, :*.! THI SUMMIT HIMLO, THURSDAY, NOVEMtER 2...If SO- FOKSALf SEXVICES OFflEXED AfARTMENTS FOR RENT eathe PA&jUCS _ _:^ CLASSIFIED — - 1000 Pattern* auHl Color* — Schumacher's, Wa*«rfy. KawtelL lnr> Htrold BMW f*at ' Goidixtg. t*re*n 8tc to t2i-SS rae S431 or PStonTtB* NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE v»rd. MAKY IS HE1OJASTS AKD SECONDS AT BARGAIN PWCEH. NEW ENGLAND AVENUE, BCHUMACHEB& ctrpeu,. rtt*i asa SUP coven, general repair. 8of» bot- SUMMIT, N. J. y\D\ EllTISIX. wallpaper*. tom* rebuilt, 114.50; chair* 1730. a Bllpcoter and .upholnitr M. Thorpe, Livingston 8-2068. CS-IN-SIN11 CLASSIFIECLASSIFIED COMBOatlONI •a expert, »ewap»#ew luted Three-six room*, some with two CUatlfied AdTtrtUUm will be Uwerted lo s»U three of THE rABJUC MAST. baths, dishwashers. Individual apt* below lor onl* men cent* per 339' Main St.. Madras, clous ground*. Bent from 1105. MINIMUM CHAUGE 19 WORDS - 78 CENTS - CASH WITH ORDKB (At Chatham, LittfJ EXPERT Houtu »:39 to SANITAJBT CeSStfOOL S. E. & E. G. HOUSTON E X »«« flr»t Inaertion. Typogr.pUtciJ 8:30 A.M. - S-30 P. M. cisiroota AND SEPTIO TAMKI 3*0 Springfield Avenue Summit •ron not thefault ©f th« adterttatr, will be adjusted by on* Ire* iaaerttoa. Men'», Wcmtc'a mid C Summit 8-M64 • lSMS-M • 3882 All COPY MUST BE LN BY 6 P.M. TUESDAY clathlns Household tnulpautni asd CLKANKD. wnxnut. QNE or two rooms, furniahed apart- brje-a-brte 346 MHIburn At*BU*. Mlil- ment with private glass shower, oath. "biun. Millburn-SprlBgfieid Chapter til Adult* or gentlemen. L. Weeks, POR SAL! 8 JKOWC« O 4OJI Broker, cair evening*. Summit * I-B1CTCLEI WAU y p, |4S.0O. 2276-M. This newipaper dots not accept 08* Trtr.+iu'-or. HyXnj BkJta fllle CARL GULJCK advertisements from e«plo)e»» •!• cm.diti-,1. Mi rt H:l-» J-&Q CDNTRAL business apartment, five feting lets than Ittt minimum wag*, UED10M *uso velocipede, ftge 6 to SO rooms, bath. All improvements. L. ytmi engaged la interstate com- $i- CJirl'* bicycle, in need of LAUrut piaiio *SJ9I Crib aprlng. IM Week*, broker. Telephone Summit merce or in ih« production of goods th S65866 mi'tr.-o 115 W P.*y pea, tSOO 8-JJ76-M for tommer** mutt now p*j> at least tilri* 3 [ri*<>- »-;n:tr isUZill, *iB* 3, IS ccnti an hour and lime anil »n*- An.fric.ii! Brji\i;y, no >d coadlilon, T«l. UOrrUtown «-30U SUMMIT—4% room newly decorated OS. hair for otertirae under til* federal THE ROBIN HOOD SHOP, t Taylor S12 "1 MUlbu.-ii e-l+li'S-R duplex garden apartment and ga- I. Street. MUltmrn. selU used clothing 1 rage. Choice location, convenient. Im- U'aic and Hour Ui. Advmfttri cov- USED !tjtrth<-r r.\r>-']? It * and 7i7 10 mediate occupancy. Call Summit «- ered by thU b* who offer tower of Better quality tor every mem- ft. >:n;:hs. Call Surr..T.iS «-3i&4 Mr. WANTED TO IUY rate* to Job *eeker* should be re- ber of this family. Hour*; 10 to S. 1308 or superintendent Summit 6- ported to the I!. S. Department «l Closed ail day Wednu>dky: MUlburn WE PAT CASH (or your uaed furniture, 0497. 6-4128. P1HLCO phonograph «r»d radio, ma- antique*. sUv«r, book*, bric-a-brac, Labor, 33 Clinton Street, Newark, ptintlon, work* of art, «to. TWO room apartment, all facilities, or phont Mitchell !•»«• HAVE outgrown atee U, bUck woolen hogany cabinet, need* repair. 110. separate entrance. 2 buslnea* wom- Rrcord changing phoaoigrapn, *J OEOaOK'S AUCTION BOOMS en, MlUburn 6-0146-W, 126 Morris •ult; Jablow original. cc*t $125; wc- Summit '6-1528. ^ . S3 fiUUMIT AVBNUI tUlce for »60. Call Mlllburn_8-12M. Tel. SutnnUt 6-09M . Ave,, Springfield, BO ITS'and »lrl"» riothiug, alse* 8-10. BABY EQUIPMENT jy« «1U buy^ your attlo contenu FIVE' rooms In old farm >ouse, good HELP WANTID FEMALE ll2r rliitf your ba.&y'i outgrown equlp- condition and convenient. Available J to m« for tfftnts'Mnt; and resale WANTED lo buy. Dtamonda. Colored Dec. 1, adults. 185 monthly: Box 187, SECRETARIES, steno-tvpLit*, legal, In- or enrjinnz* -Chatham 4-2J8S-R, Btonea, Gold Jewelry and Watche*. dustrial, pharmaceutical: booKkpep- "haVcoiit-lfuKfim» *«-t. Sto 5-7. Authentic AppraUaU. JEAN B. TACK: Summit Herald. er« ledger; Burroughs, National, Aqua tweed, vdvit trim Boy's BA8V carriage., mattresa *na earrtage Certified Oemolocist, 75 yeart. U TWO and a half rooms, private bath, ETC, Operators; tlpUt*. dictaphone; brown' iwe>«?•___ ..:. Well aeatbned — Standard cord* tent* our ipeclalty. Beautifully landscaped, near trans- Rea»onab!e Ratea NEW REGINA rae-uum cleaners, floor SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS portation, ahopplng and school*. GENERAL hou»i>worl(er, 3 daj'a a week polishers. Lewt vacuum cZesknrii and frmn 11 to 7. Kelereuctt. Summit 8» Place your order, now 47-49 Summit Avenue > Daniel D Smo/anek tank demurs. Also reconditioned Summit e-2118 S. E. & E. G. HOUSTON 413Q. vacuums »nd polishers. *!49S pp. Spring Hoii!.e Tree Sfrvlce CASH FOB your old books. Immediate Agfenta PART time typist tor manuscript work, Phone Summit d-6211 " Snlea and service on all make* of 360 Springfield Ave. Summit 8-6464 with good EnglUh education. Short vacuum cleaners. Free home demon- Removal. Call PLalnflcld 4-3900. hand ability desirable. Reply to Bo* 16 INCH length cord wood. • Seasoned stration*. ReKlna-.Aitaey tc Supply 3 ROOM apartment and garage for 183. Summit Herald, '_ oak and hickory. Ideal Garden*. Co. Elm Street, SurUna. MlU sale. Parmley Apartments. Phone MUlburn fl-1907. T-0437. SCtAP MfTAL Summit 8-7281 or see superintend- RELIABLE woman wanted 3 days « ent. vvceR fqr cleaalng *na tome ironing. hi.ECTKlC range, $45; space fceaier, WE BOY scrap Iran and metal. To» Tuesdays and Friday* from 0 to 5 put type, $24.50; com&lr!*tioa gas prices paid. MlUburn 6-4281-R. prffprred. Reference required. C»U TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT and. oil range, white, H3; May;»g REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Summit fl-1769.^ MUlburn 8-03M aluminum waah>r. $25; gas ranges, $10 and *25. Mllltngtoa 7-O437. INSTRUCTIONS ' BUNGALOW, two bedrooms plus one "yot'MO woman for general office »—FURNITURE unfinished bedroom. On corner loca- work. One with experience preferred, APEX washing machines with auto- EXPERIENCED teacher will tutor la tion In good development. Will lease btit will consider beginner If »h« Is DININO room «et, 18th C» nturjr. dark matic pump. Three year* o$•< SUMMIT 6-S2S8 L1VINO room. »of« and club rhair with LADY'S Tlseot gold wrist watch with New JIoon in the person of Ruth Dowe. Humboldt 2-09S0. FURNISHED APART. WANTED »—MISCELLANEOUS presented by Hal ilcMurrln «» »ltp corer*. Summit 6-6509-W. bracelet. Good reward. Main Street TWO women; research workers/desire Gillette at the Fapar Hill Play- 11—DOOS AND or Taylor Park. South Orange 2-2593. Mies Brttnc&to'a urumccofsful suit- T—FURS furnished apartment, vicinity MUl- SILVER chest, tea set, tray, punch house, Millburn, where the op- HUP WANTED—MALI OUR kitty is lost or strayed away from burn. Call MUlburn 6-0915 between bowl, gold cabinet. Orandfather or, Captain Duval Hb pltcou^J OOROEOUS Silver Fox fur», can be 8KET1.AND Bhftep dog puppies, AKC home. Solid dark gray, with four 12 and 1. FOR general greenhou** work, put registered. Cull &ft*r 3 Laurie Mor- banjo and cuckoo clocks, tea wagon, eretta begins It* second week effort* at a lovea ong, which «r« made Into luxurious cape stole rea- gan. Short Httl* 7-339S-J. paws, nose, lower part of face, neck 12 mahogany chain, Victorian love and full tune. Buei Flower*, Inc., sonable. Call Miliburn 8-1273. and tummy all white. Very tiny bald . seat,. ..chair*.,...8 ..rnusfc. boxes...china Monday. Nov. 13, continually... Mmuptedr.. ,.o((f t ...... Murray mil. Sumtatt4-113«l. - FINE Cooker Spaniel ' piippKes" ""mile." ROOMS WANTED S—HOUSEHOLD GOODS "spot" above" 'rfgn't'"" eye.' Answers ~ to closet, what-not*, bric-a-brac, orien- Miss Gillette who ha* just re- tiighlight of laughter and gaiety in TAXI driver. Call Summit 6-1100. • Buff or spotted. Short IUU» 7- name of Kitty. Reward. Phone Sum- BELL Lab engineer desires furnished tal rugs, andirons, fire sets, screens, BOY. After achool in bake «hop. Rlt- OENERAL Electric washing machine, 2S32-W. mit 6-65*8. room and garage, modern. Box 184, Franklin stove, desk, tables, stu- turned from a Hollywood engage- a production which combine excellent condition; porcelain top COCKER type puppies, males, US; fe- Summit Herald. dent lamps, garden furniture, tools. tert Bakery, 37 Main Street, Mill- Can be seen Sunday, 10 to 4, 350 ment in which ahe appeared with amuaement and molody in prop- burn, kitchen table; walnut • cheat of males, $10. Summit S-3929. USED CARS JOR SAU WANTED^—Furnished room In center drawer*. Call mornings. Summit fl- Main street, MadUoh. Paul Douglas in "Everybody Does er proportion. HANDY man, one day weekly, year FINE Cocker pup. red m»le. nine or near depot. Call Summit 6-0537. _3858-M. OLDSUOBILE. 1950. tudor sedsn. It" and with Humphrey ftogart in Sluftically, the comedians an round. Telephone Short Hill* 7-3202, wpeks. pick of Utter. Short Hills t- Model 98, perfect condition. Summit KODAK Mednllsh, F 3.5, case, adaptor 5:30 to 6:30 evenings. REFTtioERATOR, Westlnghouae, me- 2329-M. back, 5 holders. Good condition, "In A Lonely' Place." Her only well abetted by Miss Brancat ail dium size. Clean, In good condition. 6-1242. APARTMENT TO SHARE $140. Will sell separately. Call Chat- "INSURANCE AGENTS and Dl'STEIcf" Summit l i DODGE. 194r6. four door sedan, low ham 4-7554-J. prior Paper Mill appearance was her co-etar, Harry Stock well, who MANAGERS to repfeierit Targe In- SERVICES OFFERED BUSINESS woman would like to share •urance Company writing LIKE. A PERSIANTusT 18 it 14; mahogany mileage. Excellent condition. |l,095. apartment with another business in the IMS production of "Thejslng the numbers in one of Sg HA—AUTOS FOB m«I 7 Short Hill* 7-35M. woman. Phone Summit 6-3544 be- * H and HOSPITAL EXPENSE of drawers: win 11 desk; RCA. radio tween 9 and 11 a. m. HELP WANTED—MALE Firefly" in which she adao ap- mund Romberg'B mart notah;» BENEFITS. Ordinary and Industrial. console, tile Inlay plant stand; 2 NKFD A TRUCK OR FASSKIGEB CAM 1938 FONTTAC. good running condi- peared with Rose marie tJrancato, Call In person or write for par- wardrobe trunks; hat trunk; mirror tion. Qt«t offer. Quick sale. Mill- CLERK for confectionery atore, after- scores. They arc, given able as»; ticulars PARAMOUNT MUTUAL and other hovw»liold article*. 80 Herts-Driv-UivSelf Svstem burn 6-4345-J. "*•"• noons and evenings, Steady work, 5 •who la the »tar of "TOe Newslstance by John H«raon in thi Woodland Aviv, Summit. 1 to 5 pro. GARAGE WANTED BfcNEFrr, 30 Clinton Street, New- Harry H. Glfford. UcettMv IWO PONTIAC. club coupe. leaving for days a week. Call Summit 8-3931-M Moon* tenor role and by the {ringing voic- ark, N, J. Agency Department. 1st CONTENTS of ten room house. Call Reasonable rate* with g**, of) end OARAOE—Vicinity of Waldron Avenue. floor, service. Call after S,_8ummlt 6-1478. Call Summit 6-0502-W. es of Daniel O'Brien, John Dorrm insurance tncliided. mFMAROON Deluxe~Plymouth con- ROOMS FOR RENT A maximum of hilarity is TOUNO man wanted for porter work CHAMBERS KM rnnge^ $35000. FTlgT- 21 Maplo street Summit «-45J« vertible, perfect condition. Leu than OARAGE. Daslly reached from Sum- reached in, the. scene where Mian and ; the..Paper Mill •ln.gin*. .<:";.., in bafcerj (day work). Jnaulre ,*t rtftlw 8>%' D*LT«e, 70 1b. -tMecer;.'left Whlpp.in? 8-0371 MortUtown ».0W wllea, brand new tire*, radio, mit station. Call days. Rice, Summit THREE ' unfurnished rooms, " kitchen eemble. Troif* Brttt BflW. *27 Springfield hand, I32JO0. Both 1950, white por- etc. Chauffeur care. »l,400. Summit f-6000 Ext. 2864. privileges. Summit fl-4382-M. 1 Gillette engage! in fisticuff* with Aye., Summit O-OOlt. celain. Short HU1» 7-3323. 6-03JI alter S. CoATBR,, experiencep d gpp LOUIS MELLUBO 1939 COLDSPOT r>»friKerator, good Carpentry, alteratlone. Cabinet PLTfMOUTH. 1939, deluxe, 4 door se- or plastil c desirabldible but not necet- condition, $5000. Old Easy washing dan, new tires, engine Job, unusually •ary. Salary commencurate with ex- machine, wringer typ<\ good condl- Free eatlmate*JJBummlt_»-39'?t: fine condition. Chatham 434O0M£^ perience. Apply at Keuffel At EMer tlonT~»2O0O. Short Hills 7-3139-J. Co.. Morrl* Ave. and Weaver fit.. GEORGE CSSMANN 1KU CHEVROLET Master sedan, r & h, Bummlt. FRIOIDAIBJE, 0 cu. ft ,- good condi- CARFENTRT pood rubber, run* fine. *9S. Chat- •W.I.\TEI» SERVICE •4tUm opcrttor. must be ex- tion. WO.OO. Short Hills 7-3451. RemodeltniT, Repairing. Cabinet Work. ham 4-0034. FOR SALE v 1 •• .,••,-. R«c.r;e*U<3ta Booaos aaijB REAL ESTATE •• 8*f*W' "fas'"'' fWrtutrttbi .' •' -9 5 »»u rvnutiv Torpedo Sport coupe, o. '^^Mt»ttmBife««tMadUott «-10J4. t capacity, good condition, mechani- •' "• Addition* •• V>ry«ood clean condition, radio, un- cally perfect, WO.OO. Short Hill* 7- MUlburn «-l*n der seat heater, fog lights, etc., two- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RIAL BTATi FOR SAU RIAL PTATi FOR SAU ICAN wanted for l*nd*c*pmg and ^.jWj _,_ ,, _.. -..;.";-::._;. ""'T ton* «•*»•• pic*' *W fgwo car lot RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE nursery worki fart time or full t |f FRED STENGEL l^SUMMTT time. Call Bummlt 6-3891 evening*. LARGE Westlnghotise Refrigerator, ex^ Carpentry, repair*, •lterattotw. rsluei. Morristown 4-3U5-M. 1-suionT I-SUMMIT l-SUMMTT cellent condition, wirrlflce Call STOCK man. InaulraTTwTwoolworth screens, cabinet*, porches, etc. Let me •« CHBVT pick-up, >i ton, like .. Co., tin Springfield Avenue, Summit after 7 p.m. Short Hills 7-397B-J do your lob*—large or amaJl. Onion*ni« •79S, '47 Plymouth coupe snd '46 TWO FAMILY HOUSE 100 YEARS YOUNG between t and 8. OA8 range, 41 burner, white, flat top. 2-mX 1248 Msgaotla Klaesa. Onlo» Mdaft." »t»S! *«•' Ford. 'Immaculate, -$20. Call Summit 6-33M. Mr. Koenlg 24A-OKK»8MAKUH} t99O. *3t Olds, 1195. Fin. arranged. on a CAB*. INC. «t-IE, Blackwell, Dover, New Multiple Listing No. 581 First floor;, living room yjltti fire- , Brlcfc lined Cffn]ter hull. ("oiniiial «.. place, bedroom, bath with shower, wide brook bordered lot, just ovrr t.i» - Wwijl --^V DIX.inr,¥ i£»y Splndrter washing" rna-" DFtESSMARINO and alterstlon work This wide expanse of lawn with It* lts! FORD statlof wsaon, Oldsmoblle kitchen, pantry. Second floor: four line from Summit. Six rooms *»(l '' chin*. Rewonnble, excellent condi- and sewing at home. Call Abort fine tress make a perfect setting for 1 OOUPLB8, eooki-buUwr*; cook*, first tion. Summit 6-iO23-J, HI1U 7-3505-R. coupe. Chevrolet sport* sedan. Can ONE ACRE room* and one bath; third floor: one one of Summit'* loveliest home*. large screened porch and .email r* "* _.j.tloor »»n«raJ maid*, cooking; chll- b« im Sunday, 10 to 4 290 Main room and storage. Automatic stoker The house Itoelf has everything -too. e*»lly-eonvertwd"to extra bath nr !**a— 4rtn't nune*: caretaker*. Newm*rk's OOLD8POT refrigerator. Urge, excel- DRESSMAKING and altwiTlon work street. Madlaon. heat, one-car garage, close to town. The flrtt floor feature* a grucloua tory. ChKrmtngly decorntetl. *13.50fl. lent condition. Reasonable, Summit and .mowing a't home. Call Short Mill* Asking $16,000. Quick «»l« a considera- A«cy, JO Waahlngtoa Street, Mor- _J-3337-R. 1939 STUDEBAKER sedan in excel- center hull, complete modern kitchen rtotown 4-MM. 7-2505-R lent condition. 49 Franklin Place, of land goe* wtih this Mate roofed tion. Phone Summit 6-5858 to Inspect. and breakfast room, powder room, THE RICHLA5MD CO. 1947 TAPPAN gM rang*, praetlctliy IsA-LAWDgCArB Summit. spacious panelled study. There are tour n»», excellent condition. Mllllngton master bedroom*, two ^heautlful baths IMPIOYMENT WANTID LAND3CAKNO-OARDFJflKR »t low Colonial home, located in Summit* at- Realtors } 7-OJ14-J. and plenty of closets on the aecoad p]l> con — Fall Cleaning — top soil. floor Servant* quarter*. _4MWnpl* Street summi' *~ JVTKO, maeral oruRr.RCC.p tfnrni»hing*, inciudUn tractive North Side. Entrance hall, COUNTRYSIDE J Summit «-M«. • -.•••.••...:...•..;,.•::. Rentals AU In th« to**t eondlUoa »nd tn « ""***.".*" T*" ~r"""".'. '"""""- ""t. \ i mtt a.nij>, Wr*r and J door refrig«»tor, |75; electric nove, $25; garden tooU, Udders, Bamboo LANDSCAPO contracting, bra and living room, dining room, modern location above reproach. Call Bobrrt WtOOnflNO September 9, experienced drop*, skits. Ice skate*. Call Summit garden* plowed, graded and aired FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT COUNTRYSIDE 1.1 R distinguished a. Stafford of DRUID HILL V laundre** will accept wa*h from a kitchen and *un porch on the flrat community of small estate* adjoining ;1 «4l3» for. Rototlller. Fred L. Tan Wert. Summit. GL.EN-OAKS . Realtor* New listing: brick Dutch C«i 11 •">:' Lfew selected famlllta to do at home, Bummlt 6-2I1S-M. SIHOLK and double rooms, tdeal home choice lilgli land 10O.X187: Tunr w • f&tpeelei attention paid to colon, lA-MACIIINERV for butinecs people. Phone Summit floor. Pour bedroom* and two bath* Noted for unusual beauty and mvutton* and accuracy of count. LANDSCAPE gardener, put in laws, charm, congenial people, excellent room*, two tiled batlia, plu* '»'""• I5-M38. 40 Beechwood Road room and bath, Thrcc-c»r f"*\ ,» 6007. no pick-up or delivery. Sura* AUTHORIZED DEALERS, Worthln«ton transplanting, remove and trim tree*. on the second. Maid* quarter*, two school facilities, convenient shopping Summit fl-2025 • 0337 1? pump*, »tr comprej«ior«, Sturtevant Rupert. Fair price*. Veteran, inn- BEAUTIFtTLLT furniahed rooms In and commuting, - Many additional {eatura. liiM"^" blower*, Wettlnghous*. Century, U 8. burn 6-4226-R. private home. Single ' 6r double. car garage and automatic heat. Cull COUNTRY8IDB home* In their advance appointment only thnmsn I*AMILT wt*b, curtain*, blanktta, Kl»ott1c motors; complete stock rtuilegea.jpaljp l summit fllldaJ lovely settings along the winding TWO NORTH SICE HOMES don* beautifully at Whit* lima pump*. *vlr compressor*, pulleys, mo- roitd* really K park If with beauty amidst HOLMES AGENCY. Hand Laundry. Bummlt ••MSI. ATTRACTIVE room, OenUt'men onTyT your Summit Realtor now for an*i'ft'- tor*, fan*, blower*, unit heater*, JOSEPH RVDIS1. Ma*o«-OontT*etor »7O0 per week. Call evenings. Mill- tall tree* and rambling brooks. One Colonial, tremendous level lot, Realtors CURTAINS don* «t home. Call Sum- lighting Dlanta, gas engine*. Falr- Htoite, brick, iirtewalk* All type burn *-4347-J. tpectlori appointment or rn COUNTRYSIDE homes are oullt center hall. den. powder room, maid'* mit 8-0440-J. bsnki, Moore and Oould* w*>ll __cnncrete work. Summit tBIW to meet Individual requirements »t Eitabllahed 1B0O . .,,, pump*; » pump for every need; aho __ j fVRNtfliltiob room nice location, near room and bath, first floor. Four bed., E SAUCHtxiJ—All kind* of stone, price* that range from $22,000 tip, de- room.! and three batha on second. 4S Maple Street SummU «•.»!] IP TOO want »om*on* to tend mur automatic ilectrte water henters. transportation. Gentlemen only. pending on slf.e, Superb location. •taker or coal burning furniot, call Oenersl Electric ffqulpmen Co., 159 slate, briek itoooa. Masonry, neneraj MUb $\M» Mulberry street. Mitchell 2-7410 contracting. Calf after f p m •«•*• fuminltjMOSt' mtt «-3$2». ATTHACTIVi room in good residential See Any Summit Realtor The other Burly American, random •ectlon. Gentleman. Summit <> W. W. DREWRY, Builder PRACTICAL nun*, licensed, eare for 400 Mountain Avenue Summit. H. 9. width p«g floors, beautiful tquaro liv- SIIORS ACBBS—Par a visit MM* semi-Invalid or a* mother'* helper. 4»W ing room, dining room, etreamllnwl Jeraey'i IDBAL RESORT ",';f Summit 6-OOIi 4 Day duty. Call after 4 pm. Summit CORDUROT plnwn]« w*ahable from WFODtNO InntsttM f»tKW**« ami LAROK front room, 2 minute* l»*Ik~ ___Ot Even£m» Summit *-*SM kitchen. Five bedrooms, thrM bath*, *porta, ciutai, new cottaiif . ' •-SIM. $M9, 8HKRR-CORD fpr dreMt*. mrsvpd — seltetlte llaes. Be«oo« to buiwcs. garage. 9lnjtl» or business recreation room, gas heat, House un- ntohed eottagM, Waterfront «»(i»>;' , whltt. want* Monday, Tu«* iiunpws and btou*«* W»tet repel- Hill Co., 333 Springfield A*i. Bum- couple preferred. Call Summit 6- "RARE AS A PLATYPUS" WELL LOCATED usual, Nrt lota, imam. Free booklet, cio»« day and Wednesday d*y» work. Box lent corduroy tor rsln coats, weniher mlt, Bummlt •-7»lT «• Merria 4 IM. Summit Herald. proof jneket*, snow *ults; PKR- Springfield, Mlltburn §»!3M. Three level brtek hotue, ilate roof, H. McK. GLAZEBROOK EDltK WO8B CALXS front ale; CHAM8RAT from MtUJIURK, furnuihed double~*lind* two year* old. Large living room, din- Modern fight-year-ole! Colonial lo- SHORJE ACKB8, H, J AUTO mtehknle, l MM*' JJc; woven OINOHAM from 45c; WROUOHT IRON rtnUttTUMI ulngl* room* In refined home. Near cated In one of Summit'* finest sec- Realtor BROADOLOTH from «e; SUITINa, Factory Repaired and Ke«nlahMl trsntpftrtatton. For business people, ing room, ultra modern kitchen, three tion*, Four excellent bedroom*, two ttlll c» g ANOLt IRON 8HOF MS t*MV Bedroom*, two tile bathi. Recreation 333 Springfield A*«nu* w^ntTliiy* work or «r»M» reslaUnt from Me; TAFFETA WeferMinbuJliaiK room, two-ear garage. Larg* lot In «x- tiled batha plui first floor den and Buminlt «-«OJ0 • mil •S inch Met printed CRWBS from HILL CtTf TRRJO |jJ lnvntory. oil h»»t, eomnlete Insulation, Kvenl work. Bummlt «-«oe».W 7»c; bright woven GUATEMALA eellent neighborhood. Oaa heat. Owner niai and flunOay ovi*io bedroom With b*th, ft, dMtrc* to *ell quickly. Will sacrifice two-car attached garfpcwlth le«l Short HiltoJ« flV, confectloiiPrjr. WOMAN. htni*#ki»p«T *nd eomp«nto« cloth for drtpM. d»y-b*d cover* and weekly. O«ntleman prefttred. lum* ssphalt «rlv». Cxtn large plot of J29M.M or8urnmlt I-«M»O earner store. MixeMixed vw. *f%\ •klru 7*e; Bridal TULLK 71 Inch mlt «-»449-R. for 13.000 under aetual cost. Will take ground. Priced for quick **le at cn c for 1 or 1 elderly people. Summit m Satin BROCADE 41 Inch II 59; hack large first mortgage. ThUi 1* a teliool. Mo «&BO»lHon. B} " Vni' WR TAKB dawn Mttem, w»*h win* Pl.KA«i*NT room, convenient atrrac- rare opportunity, I3S.00O. CAPE' Wing. 1» K»ttttl«lr AveA , »vaui #iifrtJJ ^ Illusion Nylon net, I,**e, hit forma d»ws, w**h ond put up mmm autt; ttve location, call Bummlt f-30SI-M. . - BREBBBWAT fiM ttrM pWuion 6* and other brldrtl m*tert»U «t com- MOUNTAIN, WHITMORE COUNTRY ATMOSPKICRE . Call Bummlt •-7241-R! Mtrabl* sa»ln««; pure virgin WOOL We '«i«o rl«*n and wa» floor*. !!•»». .™..,^,... room, » minute* to station vicinity from 11 M, vll.VrrF.rM from II M; Mvlngatoti 6*1071. In finmmtt. •timmtt e-«9B7. & JOHNSON, Realtom roflf"«t' hmn»7'«i-~ Popular fabrlat from Avanda.lt. THW MraLto. ii~iueni A**, MOM OBRIG, Realtor *"LB.MJ5?!!lJil*!lu* Summit S*1404 This lovelf two bedroom home with Frim««d, rapid, work guar*nte*d. R«tM, O«n niv»>r, Mohawk, Botany, 11 Maple StrcK Summit ««»p»rMlon attto It not only in excel- B Fomttmnn, Skinner. Ptinjab Iver- MiT»ctive large corner room with lent condition BUT very convenient to Smmum * mm LROAL **«r«t«ry. expwlWed. d»- fMt Frutt*of-Iioom: Having* on tut- ttvtnf room, running water, adjoin- Summit «-043S . '$tm - 37M-M •chool, church and village. Asking •trM part time job, R«f»r«nc«» c»H dyed, pr«-thrunk upholitery mid ing bath Meal, I-S peopl*. Alto t BKDRpOMfl I hatha on *e«ond Opportunity Ml 8. Broad 8t. rtmpfry fabrlm, dr«Mmak*r »cr#«- »ii\|l« room, ftaflRMl, near all floor; 3 bedrooms, 1 bath on third. jtnt «! »e>rl*« arid nottona; Hlmpllrltv, D»- PAPKnHANOINO !r»n*pprt»«f>n Summit t-0140.' KMOIlent neighborhood within ten mmtM f •U p ilfn«r« and MO4M Royal* P»it»rn» INTBHIOn—ICXTERlOR WIC* tmm, eonvenlent to transported mimrtf*' w*iS school, itor*« ana Knocks W. A. McNAMARA, Realtor viciNrrr q ptrt tlm» work three *»e- OWN KVWtlNOS MO «.ffl78.J, Moo, Otmtleman preferred. Summit railroad irtntion, Hot « through SUMMIT «-9M0 nlnt* * ww* cad ftaturday* Bum- ALPKRNH YARD OOOM now IAT~wo#!i wtnwd, Ctlt nfter I p m, Tft But 1MB 100 ft, tway, Morrl* pti»«t« *nmplet«l it Kvfr- ahout WOO annually, frSc» M»,7W. jpt«. CORNRR LOT half aen, t,ltln« room with rit#pUo«, HUMMtT i-onjM lw«t»*m. rm«on»t>l* rent, bwineta Othtr gwid hwy* from ils.OM «n. mat or, it Rfti*r mrvtt, Nmmli, wwiim fmif. M Walnut atreet. BIUTTON SCHOOL Biff HOW — I mm and modem kitchen, JUMP MtADMt •usuwlt iuBHnlt t'md'S or Bum. PRIOM ARD BTILt, RCAtONAM.il twin bedrooms. A (enced m play MM* t® »M#f. Your franiM ewpertty TlHi and t"»p#rhtn<»r w » «i a" *|ght# ft. front. Will Miild u> »ult. for th* ehlwiwi. KM h*»t, at. ort, Intwlw «nrt *«teTt«r » Pour, tin w »IK r»«*n», Otort# Bi t , ll ntitt#rt rmruhip i OBRIG, Realtor Meralii. Wt*4 FMMr, 1 CLARENCE D, LONG & Son at Mapie mm Mtmmmmmm •pftCtfMM. It J •umailt lay II. i. Swriea* ••""J THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY UQVEMtift f.

IAJT WWS Woman to G«t $12,000 »ev«sa tnohtb* p TIMETABLB For Accident Injuries UlJwtion. She w«f reprwentedl ANSWfK • SUMMIT by Jacob R, Mante! and Frederick EUZABETH A ^settlement of approximately C. Kent*. Jr. unuo LIBEETV $12,000 was awarded to Mlta Mary VUtr. 9-lQ, Three Liwle Wor*. 2:iB Nov. 9-10-13 Winnm Circle, j: 15 »:34. JJov. 1.1-13, Three Little J:», 5.13, 8:23; No Way Out, :22c. Donovan, 60. of thU city, for in- uaun oaca Words. 233, 4:35. 7:15. 9:*0. Nov. 13- 3:25, 6:30, 9:40. Nov. 11, Winners Cir- juries she received when struck aaeia aaaa I4-1S. Thrte LHUe Words, 25«. 1:26, cle. 1J;45, 3:50. 6:50, 9.S0; No W«y Out. ACSOM 2.Even (poet) 19.Girl*rtlck- QBaaa raoas 11:00 1:53, S:0O, 8:03. 11:10. Nov. u, by a truck on April 1, 1943, at the Chargesfor 3. AM, consid' name uoa EC aao Winners Circle, 2:3S. 5:40 8:43.; No corner of Springfield «nd MorrLs ered one by 21. Any split Norl ». Eo«ue» of 8herwood Forest, Wsy Out. 1:00. 3:45. 8:M, 10:00. Nuv. avenues. service* L'LJ UQUQUUQ T50, 10:05. Nov. 10. Curtain CsU 14, Winners Circle, 11:13, 1:15. 5 15. Old one pulie (Ind.) •t Cactus Creek, 2:ifl, 7:15, 10:05; State 9:20; No Way Out, 12:20, 3:25. 6:30, Her suit was *gairut the Steph* 4.Wootly. 22. Delineate ooau auuaou Penitentiary 3:40, g:4o. Nov. II, Cur-10:25. Nov. "IS, Bicycle Thief; Avengers. mtasures tain Call at Cactus Creek, 2:00, 4 50, NEW iT.s-Miller Co., owner* of the (length) coated 24. Barbed »peai uayauc aocn T:40. 16:30: 8wte Penitentiary, 3:34 triK-k, and Vincent R. Simmon* animalt 28. Wire mea*» Nov. 9-10-11, City Light*; The Oold-' 8. Girl's n«ms aaauaoo oa «:24\, 9:1*. Nov. 12, D«ert HaviK, 2:10 ea Stallion. Coming — Fortune* of of Ni w Prpvidenro, driver. The 10. B.Town ure —•—*- aaa ao QQD 4:45. 7:». 9.55; Holirtay Rhythm, 3 35 Captain Blood; Good Humor Man JBaoounter annnc aaoan 8:10, 8:45. Nov. 13, Desert Haw* 2:10 C&JSV was settled after being hi-ard ( Pruss. ) 30. Covering 7:», «:S3; Holiday Bhythm. 3:35'. 8;45l REGENT l2. Medieval •.Marshy of brain ' aaaa aaua So«r. U. The Astonished* Heart, 2:40 Nov. S-IO-n-n-13-14-15, Life of Her for thre«* tJays before Superior stories meadow 31. Native of uaau QG'JLJ IJ5. 9:*9. Nov. 15 G.I. Joe, 2:05. 7:05 Own; State Penltentl&ry. Court Judge Frank 1, Cleary and 10:00: Ca&slBO to Korw. 3:50, 8:*#. 14. Gold • • Ptrates Hieh Seas, 3:00; cartoon*, 3:202 . Headquarters. 43; A metal Nov. 12, Three LHtlt Words; 3:10 1:33 Reservations — LIVINGSTON ft-0527 container 10:00; State Penitentiary, 3:00 323 APPROVED 3IBTHOD of reiu»citation is displayed by Red Cross 8:43. No». 13-14. Three Little Words! MAPLEWOOD 45. Gold (Her.) 2:50, 7^0. 10:03. State Penitentiary, volunteer Worker aiding one of the victims in the city's mock disaster 46. Savafe MAPLEWOOD 1:40. J.50. Nov. 15, Sunset Blvd.. 3:55, Nov. 9, Sly Blue Heaven, 7:35, 935.drill Tuesday. Story on page one. 49. Bird of prey «:55, 10:10; Curtain Call Cactus Creek, Nov. 10 My Blue Heaven. 8:40; Cari- 61 Bavarian 1:30, 8:30. boo Trail. 7:15, 10:15. Nov. 11. My Bin.- ENJOY A GOOD dty . • Heaven, 3:15, 8:40, 10;05:'C»rtboo Trail, Stocking TU1I'.H," "Iroquoia Trail," MADISON 1:50, 5:13, 8:45, Nov. 12 Three Little Singing Sensation 52. Contended MADISON Words. 3:10, 6:30, 9:45;'Desert H**kf starring (ieorgt- Montgomery and HOME COOKED MEAL for Not. 9, Summrr Stock, 2:20, 7 20 1:50, 5:05. 8:30, Nov. 13-14, Three Lit- At Loew'j Theater Bittula Mijrshal AT THE 63. At that Urn* 9:25. Sov. 10, Cariboo Trail, 3:13 tie Words 8:40; Desert Hawk, 7 15, 1"O0. 9:50; K1U the Umpire. 2:00. 8:30.10:23. When "that' Midnight Ki«*" hit 64 Shade tree* Nov. 1J, Cariboo Trail, 4:03. 7:00 950- the screens of the nation, it intro- Home on Long Island DOWN Kill the Cmplre. 3:50, 5:40, 8:35' Nov. NEWARK Mr? , and Mrs. Arthur North . Brandlih 12. Nljht and the City, 3:35, 6:35, 9:40; duced a sensational new romantic SCHWAEBISCHE ALB Father Is e. Bschrior. 2:10, 3:15. 8;15 BRANFORD have - rrturncd to Soft" Cliff, Long 1 ainging team in the persons of Nov. 13. Night and th' City. 3:20, Nov. 9-10, Glau Menagerie. 12:45. Kathryn Grayson and the newIsland, after their wedding trip. WAKRENVILLI, N. J. NOTICE TO CREDITORS County of Union, made on th7:0e 0 10:10; Father Is & Bachelor, 2:00 *:05, 7:30, 10:55; Return of Jesse twenty-seventh day of October AD. 8:43. Nor. 14. My Blue Heaven. 2:35, J»mRs, 11:25, 2:50, «:10, 9:33. Nov. 11singing find, Mario Lanza. Now They were married October 21 at For Rtstrvatieni — PfioM 1.1. f-1219 7:35. 9:45 ESTATE OF JOHN """M. EVAN, De- 1950, upon the tppllcaUon of the Olass Menageries, 11:10. 2:20, 5:35. 8:45, M-G-M has again joined this First " Frtwbyterian Church, New undersigned, as Executrix of the UNION 12:00; Return of Jesse Jamea. 1.05. York. Mrs. North' Is the former COME AND HEAR Puisuant to the order of CHARLES estate of said deceased, nottce is 4:15, 7:30, 10:40. Nov. 12, Glass Menag- ingratiating team in it« new tech- Prof. KnuiM't Orch. and Dane* Every Saturday Night A. OTTO, JR., Surrogate of thehereby given to the creditor* of said TL'NION erie. 1:00, 4:20. 7:45. 11:05; Return of nicolor musical. "The Toast of Marion Elizabeth Clenuws. daugh- deceased to exhibit to the subscriber No*. 9-10. Pretty Bartiy. 1:55. ' 7:00, Jesse James, 305, 8:25, 9:50. Nov. 13-14, 1 ter of Mr.s. Ida D, Clemeius of and Sunday Afternoon under oath or affirmation their 20:15; Johnny Holiday. 1:25 8:40. Nov.Glass Menagerie, 12:45, 4:05. 7:30, 10:55; New Orleans.' now at Loew's claims and demands against the ee- Return 01 Jesse James, 11:25, 2:50,, 7fi7 Springfield avenue. Wt eater to BemqutU, fartit*, €(*&•, •««. WARNER S It. Convicted. 4:W. .7:05, 10:10; Desert Theatre in Newark. Also to be tate of said deceased within aU Hawk. 2:40, S.-40. 8:40. Nov. 12, Con-6:10. 9:35. months from the date of said order, victed. 3:00, 6:00. 9:05; Desert Hawk. shown on the same program is the or they will be forever barred from 1:30. 430. 7 J5. 10:13, Nov. 13-14, Con- PROCTOB'S film adaptation of James Feni- CAMEO prosecuting; or recovering the same victed, 1:25. 8:25; Desert Hawk. 3,:0O, Nov. 9-13-14. Walk Softly Stra«ger. Saturday to Tuesday, Nor. 11-14 against the subscriber. 7:00. 10^)0. Nov. 13. Three Little Words. 12:32, 3:24. 6:00, 8:36, 11:12; Blu.s more Cooper's immortal "Leather ELEANOR W. P1IXER, 3:00. 7:00, 10:13; Captain Blood, 1:25, Busters, 11:28, 2:20, 4:58 7:31, 10:08. "STELLA" Executrix. Nov. 10, Walk Softly Stranger, 12:15, FREDERICK C. KENTZ, Attorney 8S 3:06. 5:57 8:48. 11:38; Blue*.Busters. 333 Springfield Are. °CRANFORD •••• -• •-• •- — mild-— - • •• • • •••'••• •••• 11:11, 2:02. 4:53, 7:44, 10:33. Nov. 11, Summit, N, J. Walk Softly Stranger, ll:0O. 1:5-2, 4:44, SILVER SADDLE 22-33-14-25-25 o a w 5 w Pees—«7.S0 CEANFOBO 7:20. 9:5*5, 12:32; Bhics Busters. 12:48 "HETTY.GIU°. Nor. 9-10-11. Three tittle Words; NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3:40. 6:16, 8:52, 11:28. Nov. 12, Walk (Formerly Blue Mirror) •portuae* of Captain Blood. Nov. 12-Softly Stranger. 1:00, 3:33, fl:M,8:39 , 13-14. Sleeping City; Rogues of Sher- Saturday Matinee ESTATE Or ROSE (ROSA) A. WISH- 11:12; Blues Busters, 2:29, 5:02, 7:33, wood Forest. Nov. 15, Breaking Point: 10:08. Presents Nitely ER. Deceased. County Fair. SERIAL & CARTOON Pursuant to the order of CHARLES A. OTTO, JR., • Surrogate of the EAST ORANGE ORANGE Wednesday to Saturday, Nov. 1S-M County of Union, made on the THE 3 LITTLE DEVILS twenty-seventh day of October AD, BEACON EMBASSY "MY BLUE HEAVEN" 1950, upon . the application of the Nov. 9-10, Black Rose 3:01, 7:00. Nov. 9-10, Pretty Baby. 3:00, T 00. undersigned, as Executors of the1O;S1; When You're* Smiling. 1:46. 10:00; Desert Hawk, 1:40 8:40. Nov. 11. MARTY Continuous Music and Dancing and "CARIBOU TRAIL" estate of said deceased, notice fat 9:16. Nov. 11. Black R&se. 2:56, 6:27, Petty Girl. 3:20, 7:10, 10:15; Stella. hereby given to the creditors of said 9:38: When You're SmlUns. 1.00, 3:12 1:50. 5 35, 9:00; Atom Man VB. Super- deceased to exhibit to the subscribers 8:43; cartoons, 2:13. Nov. 12, Our Very mnn, 1:10. 5:00; Cartoon*. 1:30, 5:15. I Friday'Saturday -Su nday under oath or affirmation their Own. 1:00. 4:12. 7:24, 10:36; Father Is Nov. 12, Petty Girl. 1:00, 4:10, 7:15, AMES claims and demands against the es-a Bachelor, 2:48. 6:00. 9:12. Nov. 13-10:20; Stella, 2:40, 3:45, 8:55. Nov. NOW. tate of said deceased within six 14-15. Our Very Own, 3:09, 7*0. 10:12; 13. Petty Girl. 3:03. 7:00. 10:00: Stella, 2 FLOOR SHOWS NITELY Pat her is a Bachelor, 1:45. 8:48. & HIS ORCHESTRA NEWARK months from the date of said order, 1:40, 8:35. Nov. 14, PiHty Olrl, 3:05. or they will be forever b*ned from HOLLYWOOD 7:05, 10:20; Stella, 1:40, 9:00; Ten For your dancing pleasure JOHNNY CASf, M.C. —— LOEWS prosecuting or recovering the same Nov. 9-10-13-14-15. A & C In theTurkeys given away at 8:45. Nov. 15, against the subscribers. Foreign Legion, 3:10 7:10, 10:10: My Blue Heaven, 3:00, 7:00. 10:10; NO COVER Katon GRAYSON ANNA WEBB HAN8LEY Convicted, 1:46. 8:40. Nov. 11. A & CCariboo Trail. 1:40, 8:45. FREDERICK C. KENTZ. In the Foreign legion, 1:15, 4:33, 7:55. Continuous NO COVER MAMO DAVID Executors U:0B: CoasrletAd,. 3;Oi 6 ;J5, 9:30. N-ov;.PALACE..,, - Entertainment 275 Clinton Avi., Ntwirk BtUCK<"O-.~ KENTZ; • -Attorney 13. A & C In the Foreign legion, Nov. 9-10-13-14-15, White Tower, Minimum UNZA-NIVEH 33a SprlriKfleld Ave. 1:00. 4:10. 7:20. 10:15; Convicted, 2:40. 3:09. 7:00, 30:17; Wagon Master, 1:43. CXCilltNT Summit. N. J. 8:51. Nov. 11. White Tower, 12:40, 3:57 Sal. Only in MGM'i Technicolor Fietfa I 22-23-24-25-28 otvjw Fees- $7 80 5:50. S.55. FACIliriES 7:14, 10:31; Wason Master, 2:18. 5:35, fOR PRIVATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SOUTH ORANGE 8:52, 12:09. Nov. 12, White Tower Cemp(»f» Dinntfj "ThtTOMof - MRTISS CAMEO 1:00, 4:17, 7:34, 10:31; Wagon Mauter from 6 to 9 P.M. ESTATE OF ANDREW K. LEACH. 2:51. 6:08, 9:25, Ret.: Ml HEW0RUm"\ Deceased. Nov. 9-10, Pretty Baby, 2:55, 7:00.PIX 2-4400 ... •....••. AND. Pursuant to the order of CHARLES 10:00; D«-$ert Hawk. 1:40 8:40. Petty A. OTTO, JR., Surrogate of theGirt, t :15. 8:40; Stella, 3:00, 7:05, 10:00; Nov. 9-10-12-13-14-15, City Lights *%otd ESSEX HOUSE WE IROQUOIS County of Union, made on thCode y Pony Express, 2:40. Nov. 12, Petty 2:28. 5:06. 7:44. 10:22; Destination Big Planning a festive Thanksgiving? TIAll' twenty-seventh dsy of October AD.. Girl. 2:55. 6:00, 9:00; Stella, 1:30, 4:20. Hous<\ 1:28. 4:06, 6:44, 9:22. Nov. 11, M040 SHIfl Mw»i N , 19S0, upon the application of the7:2J. 10:!0. Nov. 13-14, Petty Girl, 1:40. City LighU. 1:13, 4:32, 7:10, 9:49; Dea- oi I'NCOiN »*•« Make your reservation now for undersigned, as Executors of the8:40: Stell*. 3:00. 7:05, 10:00. Nov. 15.tinntion Big Houa«, 3:19. 5:57, 8:35; Mtftte of said deceased, notice is My Blue Heaven; Cariboo Trail. cartoon, 2:38. hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscribers under oath or affirmation their s minimum sale prlcr of H.1W. In ac- office of the Board of Education THE claims and demands Board reserves the right to ac- "MY BLUB HIAVEN" 38J SprlnsrfMd Ave'. ined by the City Clerk. cept or rejpet anv or alt proposal, Summit. M. J. Detailed information may be nb-waive lnformalltlr - Executors. -MORRISTOWN MOVIIS OU1OE — RVRXINOH Glenn lord and Valli In SYDNEY A OUTK1N. Attorney 1 & » I*. Ml. •THE WMTB TOWBR" 1*i Broad St. 4 WnUm ftmtdm Themtrm In T«fhnlfolor Newnrk. N. .t Miin.-Moitt N*>v. Frl.-Hiit.. Sov. 10-11 THK ASTOMSIIKII IIKAHT" Ben Johnnon In NOTICE Of SALE n, nnnunin "WAGON MASTER" linn*Id O'Connor Yvonne lM'r*rlo Wwd.-Tfuir*.. Nov. IS-IS Notice Is hereby gl'pti that the dale Storm Walter Hrenn*n — in — MAIN K C.HOVI Common Council of the Ctty of Sum- SHOWS DAILY; l:lft-7-# P. M. mit will sell it ptihllr «»lf> to the >t - Son, . H«A Ev* Arden lASt Highest bidder, * rerttln building lo- U Sat, «.*.to W*J . cated on Aubrey fltrett and purtlru- NOW flJIYINO Farter («ranttr to Jarly Identified on the tax map of true "RUCK City of Summit.is BJwK 133. Lot 24 of the Ctty of enmmlt, presently In use. In Technicolor -ovn vmr OWN" The afrove divxcrlhsd building to *»t 9. Uliw In •ttld by the Ctty of Biiirtmit, oubject "WHEN YOU'i Ww, H«M«II to ordinances of the City of Summit, SMIUH6" ••rAtmsit II •t ft r#|Mlnr mating of th# Common CounNl on Tuesday efenlng, lfor«mb«r MaiAn BACHRLORill Potlt * 3Ut, 19Wf «t 8:30 pm at Ihe City — and — PIX I/' on i iu: Hull In ths City of Summit, to the MARY 1IETM llirOltr.* hl«h**t t»itWi»r *n4 th» Cltt Cl«* 1# hir»by directed to «l*» notice of stld HOLIDAY R1IVTHM CMvNe Cnaplli. IIn skit M provided by law. , Warner Basttr In Th* common Council h*» flxtd by "STATB PiNfTBNTIARY" Mon.—Dinnrrwitrfl To IJMII«» r»«>)utJott * Minimum p«c« ot Thrw flWK . l' ill Hundred and imntjr Fl«t Dollars • oull wote it Ifte piciur* «t IN« DB8TINAtlO|< UIU H0VII" <|3m> lot »*M l>utldtn|, i»m« to toe removed from It* prawn* lowrtlon MwHh, «r til* *wir, *f tt» t»»t Timn To4«y within • months of

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