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Fifty-Third Year, Number 13 Monday, October 6,1941 1 EstailisAed1889 and Summit Record FRED L. PALMER, Editor $2.50 A YEAR JOHN W. GLIFT, Editor Emeritus 3c A COPY J. EDWIN CARTER, Business Manager Five For^n Stars "Need In England OUR TOWN Summit Artists Plan Stephen W. Collins Greater Today" Says Sidewalk Show for Falls Under Train, Will Play and Sing SUMMIT HIGH NEWS - At our suggestion and request, Summit High School be-! Loses Left Foot At Benefit Oct. 17 B. W. R. S. Speaker gins a news column in this issue of The Summit Herald. For| October 10th ome time we have wanted to get more news aboyt Summit un- j The Second United Benefit For "The need in EngFand is as great A sidewalk show for Summit Stephen W. Collins, 78, of 69 if not greater today than it ever dergraduates and alumni. We are very much pleased by this artists la being planned for next Prospect street, a New York law- Britain will include a concert in beginning. ™' the Summit High School auditor- has been before," stated ^Mrs. N. Friday under the Kpon.soi'Hhip of yer, is in Overlook Hospital where ium on October 17th and a dance Stillwell, speaker from the British Ida F. Herman of the-high school English faculty has been I lie Summit Art. Association, who on Saturday night he had his left at Canoe Brook Country Club on War Relief Society in New York named by Principal A. J. Bartholomew to supervise the news recently moved their head-quarters foot amputated soon after he fell City, at. a luncheon at the Canfield gathering and writing. from New Kngland .avenue "to the off a west-bound D. L. & W. pass- October 18th. Committee Chairmen Masonjc. Hall, 4'J7 Springfield uye- representing Summit, Chatham and Wednesday given by Mrs. William It is fitting that we shquld begin at the top with the High enger train as it was leaving the Short Hills outlined their plans for jj. Roberts, chairman of the Sum- School. We invite news of all the schools, however. ii ue, ' j platform of the Summit station this event at a meeting In the borne mit branch of the British War Re- The.show will begin at-!) a. in. about 6; 52. Mr. Collins also suffer- and continue until 5.30 p. m. In ed a fracured right arm as a re- of General Chairman Maxwell Les- lief Society. A DATE TO REMEMBER Mrs. Stillwell pointed out that case-of rain, the date will be one sult of the accident, as well as gen- ter, Jr. Monday evening. week later. The locale will be-the W. Curtis Nicholson, Production the people of England have been Five hundred people of Summit are asked to reserve Friday eral shock. economizing oiv clothing for the evening, October 24, when the United Campaign organization corner of Heechwood road and Tlfc injured man, as the police Chairman, has secured the services 'SjiiTiiKtfmhl aveiuu' by I fie Summit put together the story, had. board- of a group of-refugee artists for past two years and under will meet in the high school auditorium for the important, last Trust Co. the concert. They have agreed to the present rationing will he in minute, pre-campaign mass review of responsibilities. The ed the. train in Hobokeu for Sum- reat need during, the coming The requirements for entry are mit. The police conjecture that, donate their services for the tri- meeting begins at 8 p. m., lasts about an hour and dissolves as ..follows? pictures" hi any med- Mr. Collins was either dozing or communlty Benefit in appreciation months. Just last week she re- then into brief group meetings at which questions can be asked CARLETON W. PIERSON lated that 10,000 men, women and ium, of any price nr sizer pictures Named last week by Mayor reading his paper and that sudden- for the material help that ia being and last minute details ironed out.- This meeting"is so import- must lie framed or matted with given by the American people to children were sleeping under can- Guido F. Forster to head the ly as the train inadeUhe local stop vas outside of Liverpool. This in ant to the campaign, which begins the next morning, that-we screw eyes), wires or flips for he realized the-Q£sjw was moving Britain. Patrons of the concert will have been asked to call particular attention to the time, place, hanging; pictures must be labelled Mayor's Employment Commit- on. Seized with a desire to get off be making a contribution to the the summer is endurable but in back' and front with name, title tee. work of the British War Relief the cold weather, unless blankets and date so that the campaigners—division leaders, captains, the tijiiij)efore.it, Left the station, and warm clothing of all sorts are co-captains and all workers—will not accidentaly make a date and price. Attach entry tag to witnesses recounted how the Pros- Society, The Save The Children ALEXANDER YANACONE back and fill in. Bring pictures pect street mail tried to make the Federation, The Refugee ...Relief Appointed last week by Mayor supplied for these people, they can iqf that evening, forgetting they are needed at the high school. and hang them at !) a. ni. No Life not survive. Mark it on your cuff, if you please. _____ . platfornrwhen the train was under- Workroom. Guido F. Forster as a proba- Class work..is accepted. In case of Rotary Head Named way, He was dismounting from tho The artists for the concert are: tionary member of the Summit She added that at this most cru- sale, 10 per cent, commission is front, end of the second car, when Robert Gold»and, Pianist. cial time no slackening, of effort ;----"•-••.• TRADE YOUR PLANTS charged for members and 20 per it seemed he lost Ills footing. Mr. Goldsand, 29 year old Vien- Police Force. should be evidenced, for although cent, for non-members. Chairman of Mayor's nese, was well known in American the "blitz" is not quite as drastic You probably have made mental note of the hours 10 a. m. Police estimate that the moving to 1 p. m. Saturday, October 18th. If you'll go to the rear of There is no entry free. Should train carried the aged man for at, musical circles before the present at the moment, England's inability you desire to make an entry, tele- Employment Group to provide for her people and the the public library on Maple street between those hours on that least fifty-five feet toward the war. Upon his return to the Am- Fire Prevention phone Isabel Jamison immediately Maple Htreet exit before it eamo erican concert stage he packed 1,000,000 refugees on her soil is date you will come across something to interest you—if you (today) what you will enter, calling 'Caiieton W. Pierson, president an ever increasing problem. like gardening. Bring plants you don't want to swap for to a stop. In the meantime, evidence Town Hall: The New York Times Summit 0-1373. While the Art As. of Summit Rotary Cluh, was nam- howed that wheels of the' third summed up critical opinion of him Program Is Now "The normally inarticulate Bri- something else you'd like. You're apt to find quite a selection. soeiation will take all care pos- ed last week by. Mayor (iuido F. car passed over Mr. Collins' left by ranking him with "the elite of isb are overwhelmingly grateful If you have nothing to exchange come anyhow. sible of entries, responsibility for Forster as chairman of the May- foot tearing his shoe off. When the piano world." Under Way Here for the work being done in Am- In case you don't know this is the annual Garden Exchange loss or damage will not be as- or's Employment OMmmitlee to picked up by hospital attendants Mr. Goldsand studied at the fa- erica," said Mrs. Stillwell, who sponsored by the Town Improvement Association in coopera- sumed. succeed Dr. Joseph E. McAfee, who with an ambulance, the injured mous Academy of Music in Vienna told of the children in England, to- is spending the wjnter in the-South. Once again Summit agencies day wearing badges which say, "I tion with the library. The exchange committee is headed by man's body was lying prone on the and lia's had an unbroken concert Mrs. Thomas L. Smith, president of the association and Miss In addition to making a study platform with his head toward the career since he was twelve years concerned with public safety and have a friend in the U. S, A.," and of employment conditions in this reduction of loss of life and proper- Emilie Hill, librarian. P. V. (i. Mitchell north. old. He was chosen by The Town of the effect the nubile canteens area, the committee has also made Police Cojurt Clerk FrankT.'Viiii Hall Music Committee as the re- ty due to fire are carrying out an have In lightening heavy hearts This year the exchange will feature house plants and vines definite- recommendations at to intensive campaign in observance Tronk and Sergeant Frank Martin cipient of The Town Hall Endow- and steps after sleepless nights for indoor planting. Retires; Leader what it considers the advisability, investigated the accident. ment Series Award for 1941. of National Fire Prevention Week spent in shelters. of making available the. services Suzanne Sten, Mezzo-Soprano. which opened yesterday by proc- The dynamo of energy exhibited of three vocational advisers espe- Although this attractive young lamation of President Roosevelt, by the English women now that In U.