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60th Y««r, No. 30 riRST SECTION Intwta U AMI CUu M*ti<* U tki Podofdra ti two Mctloai) SUMMIT. N. J., THUHSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1948 «t 8tt»nlt, N. I., lintel th* Act of Much 3, 1119. A YEAR « CENTS Organization of Summit Girl 15, New OftUtr» cf Summit*a 1949 Community Cheat Council's Statement Explains Council for'49 Dies in Crash on Set for Tuesday Vermont Holiday Beechwood's Zone Revision Common Council will hold its Cynthia Robiruon, 13-yew-old 1949 organization meeting in its Summit High School sophomore chambers at the Municipal Build- of 11 Montvlew road was killed Twombly Submits City Tells Why i^rriTueadey, at 8 p. m. preceding and four other members of her m regular meeting. A president .family were injured when their 30 Questions on It Acted Upon aiid president pro-tern will be car left the road and struck a tree .(•Icctfd. and standing committees at Hart!and, Vt. about noon Mon- Land Transaction Change in Zone , Vi).l be announced. day. , . • •• ' Colonel Twombly"• questions: -~r Tiio organization meeting wUl Common Council nt Rs meeting tier father, Joseph L. Robloson, 1. Is It the adopted policy of the last. «k, before adopting art also be the occasion for announc- 48, driver of the car Is in the Mary City of Summit that before ao- ... "in:;-appointments by Mayor Max- arncndmi-'nt to thu zoning ordi- Hitchcock Hospital, Hanover, N. ceptlng new streets privately laid nancft changing a portion of the" well. Leeter,'Jr., and the council H. suffering a double fracture of out they must be 50 feet wide? -"for the- incumbents whose terms Hotel Beechwood' property from the hip and a leg fracture. Also 2. Should not this policy also a hotel and 'apartment. c!a.<»eifica- expire tomorrow. " ' injured In the accident were apply to streets publicly laid out? Officers to be appointed by the tion to that., of a bu«rin.e.«s classifl- three other children, Palmer Rob- 3. la it good policy nnd for, the «\tion,_ heard st li * t of 30 questions mayor, present incumbents and inson, 19, with a fractured collar- best interests of the public to have prepared by Col. Edward B. their term of office followx_..-'.-—• Judge imbm L. Huth<* bone and jaw; Jeremy Robinson, a buflinosa etrcet less tiwin- SO feet Twombly, eounse! for Mr! and Zoning: Ordinance Board of Ad- 12, a seventh-grader in Junior wide? Mrs. John S. Beck of Woodland justment, Thomas L. Smith and High School, and Molly Robinson, 4. IJ it good Rollcy to projtct : : avenue who ar« opposing the' Carl H. Forsberg, three years 2. They were removed to the Hati- B, business street ali t «dy 50 feet- .chnng'e. *. i.-ach. Planning Board, Herbert G. Hughes Heads Stwli Ridtt with Soito A. Tree Grows Candy wide,, which will connect, the main over hospital Monday night from The Council a!so, at the utune Kenagy;" six years; Francis A. On Visit to Overtook United Campaign Out in New Providence business section with n rmtjor ri'sJ- the Veterans' Hospital at White meeting, read a .statement explain- .Murray, one year. Board of dontU»l section of the town, <%t a River Junction, Vt. Th« stork hitched tide with BOROUGH—JilHarnu, fourth ing in detail the reasons for the Koine, five years, and Francis A. Merged County width of only 41 feet? Santo Claus last Saturday and Beets Officers grade daughter of Mr, and Mrs. zoning change. Because of last Mmlth, Mrs. Ehrick H. Wright* Boys' Injuries Serious visited Overlook Hospital to A. G. Harm* of Union avenue 5. la it in the public interest three years. A.n official of the Jabez Burna A week's early deadlines It wai im- District Court leave a son to Mr. and Mrs. lack had her wish fulfilled Christ- to project a business street, ex- possible to provide space for both Board of Recreation. W. Rich- Sons, coffee machine manufac- W. Nagle of 990 Mala tteeet, For Coining Year mas "that candy grow on cept in a direct line? Judge John L. Hughes of the turers of New York City of which the Council's statement, and Colo- mond Tracy, five year*. Mu- Chatham. Th» baby was tx»m at flection of Richard G. Moaer of trees." Many other "kids" from 6. Did npt the master v pi in Third judicial District Court, lo- Mr. Robinson li vice-president, In nt 1 Twomhly'8 question*. Therefore, nicipal Youth Guidance Council, 9:3* m, m. Hobart avenue as chairman of the the borough shared in her wish adopted In 192B call for a dir»*it both are being; printed in full this cated in Summit, Will start his reporting the nature of the in- Harold T. Graves, Albert J. Bar- Another Christmoa birth «H 1949 United Campaign, Summit's by picking more than 1.000 extension of Maple Street to the week. • juries said he understood Jeremy's Community Chest, was announced north ? tholomew, and William R. GiLson. duties January 3 as Presiding Judge reported by Mr. and Mr*. Etch* lolllpopf hung on a large ever- The Council's statement: injuries were quite serioua, but thla week by the Central Commit- 7. Has that ordinance, duly one year each. Public Library of the Union County District Court anl \V. Harding of Bradford^ Pa. green tree near the Harm*' At public hearings held, by th« board of trustees, David H. not yet clearly determined. He tee of the organization following adopted by the Common Council which will efitttpuee the preeent five Mm. Harding, ike daughter of swimming pool. Council on November 16, Deeem* Knowlea, five years. Local As- said that Molly's Injuries were not & meeting during which new offi- No limit was placed on the in 1928, ever "been revoked? Judicial 'distrin courts in the Mr. and Mm. Carroll M. gtaniojr her 7, and December 21, 1948, CoL sistance Board, Rome A. Betts, one serious being limited to a slight of Edgewood road, wut pro* cers were named for the coming number of lollipops each young- 8. In th\g case should not the year. Serving with Mr. Moser will Edward H. Twombly, attorney foe year, and Dr. Anna B. Richardson, county. The appointment was concussion. flentfd with a son. ster picked, but 15 was con- westerly line of Maple street be be Hugo B. Meyer of Countryside projected in a straight line nortii- the Bock family, and John M, term to be fixed, and Board of made last weeit by the Supreme The Jabez Burns official quoted A Summit couple, Mr. and Hn. sidered the limit each could eat. Mnckip, President of Lincoln Education. Donald G. Mitchell, .Jfr, Robinsdn to the effect that drhfo executive vlee-chairmnn, The lollipops \ver\> hung Christ- erly, nnd the «Miatcrly line, of Maple Court pursuant to the 3»ws of IMS. Bennett Tousle? or 11 Ix>«U»t and Barry W. Edgar of Woodland street be projected in a straight School PTA, objected to passago hvo years, term expiring January Following a request of Chief "the car just seemed to disinte- drive, received their Cnrlntraas mas Eve by Jil'd fourth grade of an amendment to tho zoning 31, 1949. grate" and that the exact cause of avenue, treasurer. Mr. Moser suc- classmate* from Lincoln School. linp northerly, thus continuing; Justice Arthar T. Vanderbilt of the present early. Santa left them ceeds John G. MacKcchnle. Maple street'directly to tho north onlinanio -i-hnnging part of thu By Resolution Supreme Court, Judge Hughes In the accident had not as yet bf«n a son at 4:13 p, nv, December ti, Invitations to the fourth grad- land of Beechwood Hotel Com- The new officers were selected ers, whose teacher Is Miss nt a width of 60 feet In accordance Appointment* to be made by his first official act *» presiding ascertained, as to whether It waa at Overlook Hospital. The child pnny frotu hottl and apartment by a nominating committee con- Esther Mahr^ were given at with the mnster plan? ri-solution of council, the present judge convent a meeting in Eliza- a nkid or a mechanical defect. waa named Bennett E. Totu- (o business u.ie. The stalemcnU Mr, Robinson left her* Sund«y sisting of Mayor Maxwell Lester, school and Sunday_SchootaJast. .9. Is'it *afe to authorize a nar,-, incunibcntfi and the term appotnt- beth. December 22. of all judge* le>-, IV'. Tower stferl WitH R jog toiiie east wHicft'Th"*''oRjectors made, at thmm •ed- for-,- fallw?: ------«f- the mrrgrrf- Oistmt €ovtt t«v drive- to -Vermont with- Palmer,- directly opposite a school corner? hearings were so .incomplete and Cynthia, Jeremy and Molly for a lish, James B. Burke, Mrs. Ogden Harry C. Kates, executive «ee- of munscifai conrts in iO._WiU not-su«h-* pcojec.tlon in. aome instance* •» inaccurat* vacation in Vermont. They took Oehserair, Herbett 1, GsJborne and rr-tary. at pleasure of council. H. to elect representatives as mem* Cities Must Do Mri. Hrd,Pattison. Summit Couple require n policeman at the north- a* possibly to mbkati ioroe o( G- ...Euchs,-city -treasurer, thn>« bet* ©C th« *see«tw« -committee of along; their skiia. Mrs. Robinson erly end of Maplo street and an- tho«i> who heard, them. Accord* years. Mrs. Ethel V. Martin, as- the ConfereBte of Traffic Court and their daughter. Beryl, 10, with Sir, Moser is well acquainted Ingiy, we shall slat© the fact* ot Own Tree Work, with Community Chest activities, other st the southerly end of Ma- sistant city treasurer, one year; Judges and Prosecutors. This com- a maid left home Monday by train Leaves $400,000 ple street, as projected, at school the matter an briefly as we can. j?rv lag during the last ten years Mrs. Martin, assistant receiver ot mittee met in Trenton, Monday. to join the rent of the family. County Decides hours? Col. Twombly had two objtc* iV-, various capacities including To Aid Students 1 taxes, one year. Francis A, Mur- Offlem aft Elfeabetfe 11. la It sound plumntog to have ons. The firm wai that till "DIM to trw increasing cost 'oil j.iuftioity cliAirr clients were being unjustly db». maintenance of the work being chairman and advance (rifts cbair- a college education at Virginia Romo A. Betts. member of Over- merged Dwtrsct Court, the present Holiday Man performed, the Union County buslnffits section when It can be criminated agninat because tht look Hospital board, ooe year, rnan. He is a former member of colleges wilt benefit from the in- readily avoided? dedicated thoroughfare in ques. district court judges "shall sit in ro- Shade Tree Commission at a re- the YMCA board of directors and come of a $400,000 estate left by a Perclval M. Bland, representa- tation in the several branch parts cent meeting In-conjunction with 12. Is it not true that $30,000 of tion does not abut his cll«nf» tive to Joint Meeting, one yean At Post Office Is a practicing lawyer, a member former Summit resident, Gran- the City's money, plus the cost of property. The second of CoL according to met'gnment by the pte- the Board of Freeholders decided of the New York City firm of Pat- villo B. Meade who died here In Erneat S. Hickok. president pro- sitingi'jjlge-" Syruroonses for case.s that in the future the work of the levelling and paving has been or Twombly's objections waa that tcm of council, one year. Louis G. terson, Belknap and Webb. Ho is 1942, according to a final account- Is to be p«lcl for the purpose of « the improvements under dIncus• to be beard in the district court will Tops Ail Records commisalon would be llmitel to also a member of the local firm ing of the «itate made last week U;»pero nnd C. Philip Dean. Board bp fitcd in Esitabeth "where Judge the couaty roads and county pro- parking lot «t tho rear of the «ion did not conform to long range of School Estimate, one year, and With the overall portal voiuitic of Moser and Griffin. at the Union County Court House Ogdcn lot and facing the proposed plans for the city's development. Hughes will maintain hi» office as jects." Common Council has been Headed Industry Group at Elizabeth. liv.t»*court systemof "mail eajrljr," the postmaster's with the Seventh Armored Divi- 14 Will the average citizen have Work on the 1949 city budget Is year when preparing your 1949 Mr. Meade and hi& wife were tiona In order. was begun in W3i. His appoint- record show that the peak of out- budget." sion. to pay for tho use of thw parking practically completed, official* natives of Virginia and arc lot? ment as presiding judge is good for going parcels was December 14 The commUnlon suggests that Mr. Edgar, the new treasurer, First as to the "Master Plan" stnt'd this week, and it Is expect- one year. Each of the five courts 1 buried thorn. Mrs. Mrade moved 15, In It tho policy of the City and the Beck land. A full undtr- ed that conferences with the vari- when 439 bags were checked con« "It Is possible that some ar- succeeds Ronald C. Anderson who bark [o Virginia after her hus- will be retalniwfl «« a separate tain ing 6,58* packages. The peak rangempnt might be made be- is retiring after being treasurer to (ipend taxpayers' money to pave g of this matter requires ous civic groups will be conducted band's death and died last yrar. n street running through th« prop- branch: Summit, Union, Plainfield, tween muinlelpaJitipiS and the eom- for the last four years.'Mr. Edgar short stilly (if history. From (Continued on Page•••2> '• of incoming parcels was Decembr-r The funds were drvoted to the erty of a »elceted property owner Undpn and ..E'iMOK'th. ...Present 23 with 356 bags containing 5,340 mlsffion whereby reimbursement la president of the Citizens Trust to 1925 .the city held valu- scholarship Under the term* of the and »o placed *w to exclude other able right* tft a 50 foot street, judges and court jwrsonnel will be pare? In. eoulrl htt made to the county Co., and Is president of the Trl- continued «nd«r the new njratem. original will. The Mead«« had adjflcent, but not adjoining, prop- (Continued on !Ni.g# 8) body for the cost of work ppr- County Bankers Association and no children. erty owner* from ftccesa to it? Joviality Will Judge Hughes: senior judge in With 40 assistant temporary formed at the request of the mu- a member of the President's ad- lfl. Is It In the best Intercuts of service in the dLttriot courts, is postmen added to the regular nicipality." The commission au- visory council of the Now Jersey staff of 45, the assistant Santa the City to donate the benefit of nowfn his/ourth five-year t<»rm in ,sur«a the .city that it "will gladly miiif; in the New Year, Sumflnit Post Office Department. The post Le* A. H«ine« of Hillsdale, was In- their apartment y.oned properti«-»? By Church Women mittee chairman nr.4 attorney for wood Hotel Co. offering tho city «, »-'i«l< tiLs, like others throughout office also > remained open two stalled worshipful mastor of Over- (Continued on IV»gp 6) A new study course sponsored both the Township-and Borough of deed for $1 for property 15 fi«*t t!''••• nation, will patusc in their nights until 8 p.m. to accommo- Ambulonc* Company 33 look Lodge, F. and A, M., at elec- by the Summit Council of Chuwh New Provtd*ne*. He is also a di- wld*» nnd 209 feet long.whrn, and nimhixt Thnffdsy, rector wid ecmru*! for th<* First If, the cwirtcll cxt<>ml cimiflc will li>> given by Mr*. "'•••'iv:i(ion« to the capacity." Kffkrai Sivsnji;* k Loan Axaocia- Hotel, Newark, It was annonncod J. Kvans of Summit avonuo, senior staff is grateful for th« public's yesterday by A, R. Ballcntlne, pres- w«rden; Charles A. Johnson ot front* on Woodland avenuo. (iranff Jury service before Judge James Mawlm of Mnptcwood. Th» Mxtnvvliilo, train, bus ftnd plun* tion. fine spirit shown during our busy Edward A, McCrnth In County group will meet four Thursday* In . offifiiiLs *aid extra, facilities were ident. Murray Hill, junior warden; J»mrt The Bpcchwood Co. hsd declined Married, h* now livei in IS! srason, Too, the postal staff them- The association was formed fol- Jf. Diet* of Scotch Hllln, and an offer from the Beck* to juir- Court. From this Hit will be taken Jnnimry. on tho R, 13, 20 »nd St, rt'l'IM to all schedules to Rccnm- •ely«g showed a fine spirit of 2S periion* to see actual nervlre from 1;30 to 3 p w. mmiittp those who will celebrate Kent place boulevard. Hi» non, lowing Wotld War II in which William C. Moog of Shndysldp ave- ehaup the property before they oii- Emmet J. Hughe*, fechie f of the teamwork In moving this record pnnrd thf recently enacted amend- when the* CJrand Jury Is inipnneled • uiit-nf-town. Corripany S3 served with the Fourth nue, secretary. Both Mr. Dletz and Mr*. Mnwha has long b««n a Time-Life -Berlin Bureau. breaking volume of mall.';. Division, U.8.A, Mr. Moog are post muster*. ment to the w>nlng ordinance. January 3. (•ludent W Chm'-»e culture and of Moro than 20O psrsons are 1 ?'.iilcil to herald In the JVewi Vr«r the work of the ( hrl. rrv- had rr» *pt«d mor# than |2,rMk>,tx» In it# Trust O>. and Mn. rd * life m«»n»ber Mra. Ittchwl ';' '•'' '.V'"» will bp upon l>y 5 p. in. .|rrtriner«I them" <>f World Chrlatian- th< of light'. tr*it«- ( ity. Mr*. Frank lw»njfhty, wh» • • \v \, iit'n Day, Cnnof llrr/nk him xf-nn hurldl*d arotmd Impotrnt Ice for Summit nnd the mirround- bPr »(T thp Library board. I»r. V, Intc (*harl<>* 'I>rry, bujldlng tsm- appointed vlcc-clinlrmftn mn>t nerved m rhnlrmnn nnd lw»iter fof firm, th* rurf Crom wn« r»n 24- lng fti-pn*, Hmrtley B«rry and Mm Rttrtch I?. tr«ctor, waa approved by \\\* treamirer, rwppftiviiy, of the U«d At miff die «g#. th«> ca- last year"* *imly, will ag«ln bt»dl hour rmfrgpncjr rail hi«ii«. N#w teltphon* rates w«nt Into Wright wer# r^-ctcctrrt prp*UU«iit arhool board Fim«»r«l rltcn w«*f C.1Tflim"i1 by d«mag«| p *ff«»ot Janunry 3, allowing Mwldcnlf^ and vlee-pre«lrrt nn<\ hr Mudled by •on attending I* a.iked to >tif»ply with phT»ifm 1 7h# Board of'FrwhoMcru her own pencil And notebook »»d "'K'II Mor# thnn 22!J Publics Library ftmiltti** mu c""- |onjf-tlm<> fonaultant t<> the (MI'-Me i miffrrrit thr agh«\ opinion rx- \ #l will b<« »tl*»nce iMlde the Library tn»t«M »uvg»ati>d that • January, while J«rn»a Itobertjw-rt, IS*. «M etet>tei| pr^aJdent of tie Will be on «Al« at th« P lr«tr» p»jt*-»iopalhW »r«r4« and V,nv. h\tteA K: Drlirroll wired •.« t» keep a w«ry tyt on m#«Hnf, All women of t ^ •' •<• of UnlUisrol Oolf (*lub on r«»«i»-f)inK tb<- Tity"» b*rd-work ing t(» Mwynr \A"\*C Hint *c* nt>*r building M #met#d In a oil *uppllt>», a ]nm\ bid with an psptoifltloti l! Ant^rctlo l»i| a (,'ampnlitn reporttd that their JMT i *r« Invltwl to 1! R*jp!«»t!i'»n rnrt|nrHjr with a I>««:»io- hrlng fnkon to rojitore Th# Board of R#cr«itlon re- -nt *torv th., nMt dBy M,,m, lei J, Wtip«triok wa* nam«d tot mniintaln p<»«k named after,'»»ni, drive had reaeh>d M per cent of pow«r. An «Mlll«r»al named jCrnwit I»attfn prcilrtpnt A "•'" «"d frlwd-i *l! tht rlrv«>nth ocm««»cuUv# ye«r to t.li»> Huuuiilt Etntitoywrit (»(tl"»« <*• lt» ((t""* fiihllc hearing: ttn* ftther for • <>! a •Intiwy mlt that in th» Hfrnld w«» anaweted whrn for tht eighth rfi>n««(Mil|v«i f-nr On Innlde Pagea In th« main dCnlrtf the Board rvf Puhllo Utility Cint- Untt the March ()' l>lmnt cam- t«ihll!i the proptMird H'lnxil-Vitiil'l- l#>ft t**A4*nirs promised to |nv«>ntlgnt«* imlirn and Votcy M. W*nd wit r«». ^Ivrn kiiitna by the »!*!<• tttt hav- inK iir'ifrniti t<> <(»t an e*tlmn!*'1 «l*ctf of IW.S'M) waa pn»pna»il ing »Hi» hwrt )«h pVa lt,7SO,, Mr* Tlioma* <}. Wnlah (TlnaMfled .,„** M wlilch rt\ppVr* tIN* rtly wmUt the ptmtr fwllurf. Flnall|r, In n\U\- De»th« , ••• i W , K, H. Werner, prwild«nt tnr tho third! eo«iM>«...,..,..„' • l Mn. WIIHMW AMI librwr budget, hut OH>n Rlil«f» «lopp<>«l l»4t th«» Inral f»(Tlram«n Julian Brynn, who breathing wh»n Summit Hi«h'a tlona fw wor* than 3.R00 own **>H p*i*|dent nt th# fltunifiii gwtal »n4 ttvm to Use Council that work dporM ...... ,..,,•. *f hta c»tnP*J"jr during r*«f»ittly Mourned from R(««l«, baiki'tlmll Nm nipped th** £*• women from thl* «rw» Howe f«r Children, An*HH#f r#f4« \\%%% nmn ««*» «•«•- UNI BJIM montlw f^tow|iif th* IM Ath«nft*«M unAmm al»«t mi County unit, 5» to W, to vtmt* 4r«w to » eliwt with «§* #MH« I fa* 21 THE SUMMIT HtKALD. THURSDAY, DECEMttft 39. f«4f for most city employe**. as* also asked for additional funds Richard baia, and John Voegtten. A French • Inventor, x!co, It is understood that th« police o that Library hours may b« ex- Harlaa S. Keasedy reported at- Jacquw Conte. la considered";! incil Organizes department ban aiked for a wage ended. Judge Neman Explains Traffic livefy-~lo the Veterans Hospital at h| Kiwanis District father of the, modern pencn; • (Continued from P««« 1) Increase . and similar 'requests A budget projection mad* last Lyons of I* golf ciiib*. U irons, 65 have been mad* by other per- pring and published in the city's Policy and Tickets in New Set-up golf ba>» and six golf bags which Ever ilnoe man ate of the Tr«, In J&nutry. Informed sonnel. The school budget ii also ooklet, "Iff Your Monty," estl- Official Praises had Been coauiba^ed by membei* of Knowledge, he has been * Beginning January I, Summit office of Oommiseiofler. of Hotor out expected to reflect an increase be- uted tit* 1M9 tax ratt at 19,00. 0R ttate that the budget It traffic violators will have to cop* Vehicles in Trenton. ' of. Summit service dubs. a limb. . cause of addition*! personnel and "he 1948 figure wa* estimated at •xpect«I to be higher ihU year , Herald Checks Tbne expenses «n| flf« Public Library 4.98. ... . , - . with a "Mi-proof" traffic summon* Summit Club taalnly because of salary increases and also a review of any previous The recent denouncement of the Summit Kiwanis Club received traffic offense committed by the proposed traffic violation tickets the official commendation of Ki- defendant. by many Union and Essex County police officials, was termed by wanis Lieufenent-GoverAor -Wil- Judge Albert H. Bierman yea* liam R., Austin of Mortristown on Storage terday announced that before hear- Judge Bierman as "an unwarrant- ing future traffic violation case* ed furore." the occasion of his installing the 1 Moving he will examine the official record Re pooh-foohed allegations that dub's officer** at the club lunch- of the driver involved, - the proposed tickets "are too com- eon Tuesday ia the Hotel Beech- plicated and will take officers too wood. Governor Austin referred Packing: "TtiU wtU enable me," the Judge long to fill outX stated, "to determine who l» only especially,to the work of the elub A Summit Herald experiment of a first or second offender and who during the past year under the Shipping the two types**of tickets, made in ii a habitual menace on the roads/' presidency of Joseph Zeigner to cooperation with the police de- whom he presented a past presi- Although stressing thai penalty partment, disclosed that the new of dent's, pin. for the offense under consideration ticket took 20 seconds longer to Household will be based on how great the vio- complete than the old: one. The Bryant W. Griffin, newly in- lation was, Judge Bierman added, times were two minutes, 34 sec- stalled as president, presented Mr. , "However, it is only logical and onds, as compared to two minutes, Zeigner a silver chest m a gift of! right that a first offender should 14 seconds. all membera in testimony of their j #) AGENTS FOB not be Imposed with as great a Ticket* Descriptive appreciation for his leadership j penally as a person guilty of for- The proposed tickets, which will this year. ! mer violations," practically eliminate any ticket Other officers installed included • VAN M3OE8 The policy** inauguration b a killing, are to be made in quad- Harry Edgar, first vice-president; i result of, New Jersey's streamlined ruplicate Each copy will bear the Welton Johnson, second vice- j judiciary system which abolished same number. Carbons and a pen president; H. Marsh Shor.rock to: police courts and creates municipal or indelible pencil will be used. succeed himself aa treasurer, and i courts with greater powers. A The first form is the complaint and Harry Kates, secretary. These; Supreme Court rule call* for a goes to the court; the second into men received obligation from Lt || EXPRESS COMPANY^ statewide unification of traffic the police record; the third is the Gov. Austin as directors for the I 69-78 Avenue Sommtt, N. J. tickets and court procedure slated officer's copy; and' the fourth is coming y«*r: Frank Dunning,! ' SUMMIT «-0315 to go into effect Monday. the summons. , Matthews Simpson, Charles Modys, Judge Bierman pointed out that Violations are itemized on the the examination of traffic records ticket in three categories with a will not apply to parking violations small square alongside each viola- but, he emphasized, "That Is the tion to be checked by the officer. doily exception." The first category list) speeding, improper turn, disregard of traffic Dates for defendants'. court ap- signal, improper passing, careless pearance* will be set far enough driving, and reckless driving. BUY HERE & SAVE in advance to allow the local court The various kinds of parking of- time to obtain "records" from the fenses falls into the second cate- gory. The third, left blank, is for the most serious offenses, like drunk- ARMOUR STAR en driving, hit-and-run, man slaughter, etc. SUGAR CURED SMOKED TENDERIZED Now Is The - The ticket also provides squares describing various weather condR Wbolt tions. The type of tickets now used in or TIME.. Summit require an officer to carry c three ticket books. One for metere-d Shank parking violations, one for other parking offenses, and one for other Half LB. traffic violations. With these HAMS 55 books the officer must fill out the summons, then a stub, and upon ARMOUR'S STAR Rtady returning to headquarters hay'e a r complaint written out which he POLISH STYLE to then signs. BONELESS CANNED HAMS Eat 87c Ib. The new system also requires that traffic cases shall be tried leparateTy"""from other offenses which will wean^additional ?ourt I sessions. The Supreme Court order --: "FOR. ' ~ • also calls for a reorganized record system in which traffic cases must be marked with a capital T and Shop Winter Service numbered consecutively. Other oases will be filed in numerical RIBRO Shoew Fitted by X-Ray Order and designated by a capi- First 6 Ribs tal C. ONE In Conceding that the uniform sys- Every Roast 414 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. J. Sltfart-RmCh§vrolet, tem will mean additional court- LOW room work and record-room work, is Guaranteed 115 Springfield Ave. Su. 8-6000 Judge Bierman declared "I believe officers will find the new tickets PRICE to be Tender less trouble than the present ones | as soon as they get used to them.1 Calling the new type form "a weapon against ticket squashing," GMiiint Spring Fenquartar the judge seld, "In larger cities where politics play an important role, these should be a boon-to the officers and police chiefs who don't IS YOUR WILL want to be pressured into killing UP TO DATE? tickets," Two other phases of the new plan include a ban against mailing in fines; and, a uniform schedule LAMB ROAST of fines for minor traffic offenses. However, because In Trenton Monday a steering committee of 90 district and municipal judge* failed to come to an agreement on. the schedule of fines, that Issue WHEN YOU AkE will be temporarily postponed. Tickets In Use Monday Meanwhile, Howard J. DeVaney, CONSIDERING president of the New Jersey State Genuine Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa- Spring tion, yesterday asked for a delay YOUR SSTATE AFFAIRS- in the Inaugurst^gi of the set-up' | All He suggested Aprif 1 u a date lor the ohang«-ov»r. LESS LAMB Sins Pledging M« organisation's as- 55! surance that the system "will be given a fair trial," Mr. Davaney REMEMBER THAI THE WIDE announced that «n unprecedented meeting of the P.B.A. wllf be held at 1:30 p. m. January 4 at the Es- sex House, Newark. He said the LB. KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE OF meeting Is designed to acquaint the state'* 10,000 P.BA, members SLICEB BACON 57 with the controversial fraffle ticket Bonwlt*i Irisktt plan, OUR, TRUST OFFICERS ARE AVAILABLE Judge Belrman, stressing that the city's new tickets will be tn uae Monday, said he will call a meeting of the police department at the end TO YOU FOR T HE ASKING. of the week to discuss the use of the new forms. CORNED BEEF ORDER TODAY Small - Large TURKEYS At Lowest Prices Consult U$ Abodt Your Will CIGARETTES J» • -^ ratiXTrMoitiui Grapefruit ~ • OLD OOI.O F#t Cattea PALL MALI, KALEIOH VAMtYXON Ktttts In Our Trutt Dtpartmt tt Exett«l $15,000,000. ADD 4e jPtr CMton fofor Hhlpplndklp c mi HMillm tonm l * I Tomatoes *»*«*• Writs te Uf tmr rrle* OM «U

t«* tu Ss K Tmt OOf«« Tangerines ion* • in M Cutout 1*11 lu o MI Can. TRU^T COMPANY in* M put Cart, in • p Cart, lift' MIICM IFHCTIVl THIS WttK-OH) OHU THRU MONDAY SUBURBAN MARKET THt SUMMIT HMAtO. fHWSPAV, DfOtMBIK IB. a guot at Summit Layer-Truiablf, coneultins; ap- showed actirity when Oarl "fir*. High and ©a bud to watch the out proposed building. In the field praiser*, had been eag«ged to *P- berg «ad Eugene Daly' filed, a* d«ats> at the high *cfaod who s>v* Review off 1948 school trounce itilburn and win * of education, it wa» announced pcejse local properties and in mid- candidate* for the Republican their live* in the recent **r »-, (Continued from Pig* 1) , championship. Sixty residents met that Paul Priest was one of »he October that firm completed ita nomination to the Common Coun- honored with a bronze mtmorm. «nd formed a Summit chajrtar of four-year scholarship winners in task and reported that 1949 •tint cil. Local Kiwanians noted their plaque. The entire city mns, %*d- .t,lt Woodruff X Bags*, ru United World F«d A March wind propelled the Red and Canada came to the Air Re- However,, two month* later a con- duction plant to witness a demon- letter*, wires, and pleas from tljs* Oroa drive on ita w»y with «8,O0Q tract for $142,079 was let and the area. The high school gr*d«**sor, TODAY'S "FASHION" TIP in advance gtfU. A* «i«ht resi- stration of a new, cold-restating tn playgrounds. As Misat.Ruth G»> tired to head the personnel de- and by mid-October the PTA re- for senatorial nomination and to was elected chairman ©f the Cost- or* always partment *t th« McGregor com- solved that the Board or School garner as many of the 9,000-local nsunity Chorm1 board of gover- pany. in ttylt—and th« Estimate and Board of Education eligible voters &» possible. nors, the annual summer exoda* Political Campaign must offer reciprocal appeasement, Red (TOSH Tops iioal of residents to the mouctains ir.d In mid-March the politioal scene establishing funds and carrying The Union County dancer'' So- shore began. The Herald,, th t best styU off all ciety gave Overlooks $5,000 grant month, received a bouquet aisd »** for cancer clinical work and the judged 'one of th* bmt weekly Red'Cross drive topped ite goal by newspapera in Anterics.-- a comfortable margin of $1,000, re- porting that $41,000 had been tio- j nated. The IOOF took time out to Summit naUi«d to th* Uii;'eo observe ita fiftieth anniversary and Nation Children* Campaign ,*:•.} •; » the library reported that in 1947 gave more than $4,000 to feed hai*- more than 2,500 books were added gry and ill children over»ea« SUT»- USE CHIXCCL! Your name printed 09 evory \nVYFIR to the already.crammed and mit also, a poll revealed, thmn , groaning shelves. preference for Dewey as pr»«»«lvn- check. Your name gold stamped on bondsomt tial nominee instead of V'anicii- Tn the primaries Forsberg burg by giving D«wey a 44 per wallet. In Chexceh No monthly service charge, emerged victorious in his contest cent straw vote to .Vandenburg'a No minimum balance. No deposit charge*. for a Council seat and Hickok was 24 percent. The city revived ,t»' elected chairman of the GOP city municipal Fourth of July celebra- ONIY TIN CINTS fit CHICK ' " "• committee. The Council heard a tion after a wartime lajuse and s*l report that it would be a good idea, went well until the fireworks fust if federal and other funds were started and then a cloudburst LIBERTY available, to create a Housing Au- quickly scattered the-T.Sob specta- lBANK thority for the construction of a tor*.. The Citizens Trs»t Company Cleaners & Dyers 200-unit slum clearance project «t checked the calendar and ,ob»en,cd an estimated cost of $2,130,000. Summit 459 Spring*Md Ave. 529 Morris Aye. ita 25th. birtiiday and Mr*. KJwnrd Rotary members elected Allan R. Nolte was notified th*i h*r decr.rs- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Call KU$ Delivery Summit 6-0901 Devenncy president and the United tion plan tor a one-room home Campaign named Ronald Ander- had won national honors and * A HAPPY NEW YEAR son treasurer. $100 prize. As April waned a survey //AS In mid-July, Non-en Hac*>- «ca undertaken to determine pubiie (Continued on Page 4> opinion regarding Overlook Hos- A LOVELY NEW FIGURE pital and in early June the re- Wilts showed that 92 per cent of Decide to have a better figure in '49, and your the persons asked said a larger and more modern hospital was on New Year will be happier. A decision *u assy the "must" list for Summit. ThU spurred hospital officials ancf in to fulfill at it it eaiy to make. Ju*t com* ta late September a movement to realize a better Overlook by rais- ROOTS OffARTMENT STORI and «tk to b« ing $2,000,000 got under way at an opening dinner. At that time it fitttd with th* Formfit thst it t«ilored-to-fi#, was reported that the doctors had you. Vei, a lovely new figure it as easy «i fh«f. pledged $200,000 for the goal and that Ciba gave It an extra boost with a gift of 161,800. „ In May the Bell Lab spiked rumors that it would move to Col- orado Springs aft part of an Army SIN6EI you-know-what~ wa»" dropped on VICMB flaaaar this area by an unfriendly power. Yes. h«r« is tha SINGER* Vacuum Five new mail carriers were add*»d Cleaner —with 5 mil mm, VKIIMIV* to the local postofHce staff to make features: possible two deliveries daily. Bar- ton Turnbull, prominent resident, died May 11. The Chamber of ssasisK Commerce presented a three-y»>ar' TWIN FANS MaMai* • f»rmm oirrtu ot t el«««l t development program in mid-May of th*nttsla••••Mac«r7h»S riVOTIO U0ATIN6 MUW to guarantee, among other things, Ufa Straplait Brat 4.00 better commuter service, parking STKIAMUNID and shopping facilities and civic Life Foundations 7.50 «p action. More than 500 alumni and friends turned'out to give A, J. TIUMS Life Girdle* 7.50 up Bartholomew a rousing party on Atlowmoc* for your pfmw the completion of hi« 30th anni- SEE ITI w*u •"•"*• • Ufa Brat 1.25 to 3.50 versary a* high school primip/il. Mia* Elisabeth Bigelow, school told- 'iowf—jusi psychologist, resigned. Getting the •t your jump on graduation exorcists j Overlook Hospital turned out a ! class of 21 nurses. 387 Springfield Avenue In June not only brides were re- membered, but the S3 former s*»u- SUmmit 8-6278 ORCHID CORSAGES for ALL OCCASIONS $3-$IO LAGER & HURRELL Orchid Growers Established 18M Summit, N. J. Phone Summit 6-1792

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••'7 1 • >-< < J s,f **i . - J ,' ":~-!'\\'A THf SUMMIT HERAtD, THURSDAY. PfCiMlBft 30. 1941 Tfi» Community Chtirdi after « «ummer-ioiiff tally, county aon'a Circle at Jhome at Mis, rre •uthortttai reported that Summit Perat. 0 fUdgedtle nvenue. was well off compared to other CHURCH DIRECTORY communities when tt cam* tp mos- First Church of Christ, Scientist Springfield and Waidron Avenue* Fountain Baptist Church quitoes. Wendell H. Woodride, tfl SprfitffleM Avenue Summit, New Jer$e» James ^ewion of the Bible In* Summit iferald sport* editor, covered the 'Christian Science Church *. Leon C Eiddlck elude: "O send out thy Light and two national conventions »t Phita- A 8re_o_ of lite Mototr Church The first Churca ot, chn« Sunday, •:8O a.m.. Junior Church thy truth; let them lead me; let Tomorrow—10:80 p. m., Prayer delphk and Overlook was happy Scientist, to Boston, Massachusetts ' k l School; 10:45, Junior choir prac- them bring me unto thy holy bill, and watch meeting; 11:30 p. a., to hear that tht American Medical tice; 11:00 a,m., nursery, story Sunday Sendees at 11 A. M. Sunday School 11 A. M. .(JhrUtUn Scienc* Lewon Sermon and to thy tabernacle*." (P«. 43:3». •ermon: "The Future Known and Association had approved the bc#- group!; 11:00 nn., morning serv- Wednesday Meeting at t:U P. M. f "God" ii the subject for Sunday, Correlative passage* from "Sci- Unknown." pitaj as art Institution for intern ic#, _*rmoi\: "The Be*t I» Yet to ttyausry 2. ' ence and Health with Key to the Sunday —9:80 _. m., C2jurch training. A radio-telephone system Be." A New Year's aermtsii with ;• 'Golden Text: "As for God,' his Scriptures'* by Mary Baker Eddy •ohool; ii a- nv, morning worship, w_s lastallWifor use of,the police reference t© Browning's "Rabbi way i» perfect; tht word of the include: "Th« understanding, w»n sermon: "Certainties In a World of and fire departments. Christian Science Reading Room Ben Eera." 8:00 to 8:00 p.m., open JLord is tried: he ii • buckler to in a degree, of the divine All* Uucertalntien;" 6 p. m., Youth I%1- Ciha and their.A. 7. of L. local O»IN TO rHS WIUC #11 thpm that trust in him. For power destroys fear, and pUnta hom» at th» Parsonage, 159 Maple lowship; 7:W p. m, evening wor- extended their contract until De- Who i* God, save the Lord? end the^eet In th« truth path.-.-the Street, Summit. ship, coromuiUan te*vice. cember SI', 1949. Garden City Pub- MO WPR£NUifl|SU> AVBNUK Suho is a rock, save our Cod?' (II patft^whieh leads to the house | Tuesday, Women's Alliance, aew- •llshlng Co. put a self-instructing OPM teuy ll to «:W «xo«p( Bunaays and -oiidtrs; »i»o ing for Overlook Hojpital, 10 ».m,; •fsiancs 130 te »:J0 »Bd afttr tht Wtdnwdi? jSam. 22:31,33). built'without hands 'eternal in the Spanish and French book on the Utrrsturt nn Obrttttsn Seinnot tn»* bo r«ul imrmw luncheon, 1 prn.; program 2 p.m. Pilgrim Baptist Church \ Sermon: Passages from the King heaven*." (p. 454). Bev, Wllllun a MoChrlfl market which was complied by Mis* Dothory SabUton will speak George and" Louise Pfeiffer, who on: "Principle* of Integrating Tomorrow~10:JO p. m, Watwh "wanted to learn the language*." Inter-racial minorities that Have Night service, , Summit's annual three-day sale Worked in the YWCA." Sunday—10 a. m., Sunday schoo); reached an all-time high. 11 a. m,. morning worship; 4 p. m., August saw J. Raymond Boyle Presbyterian Church* Twin City singers for Willing JPHOMOTBD —At their meeting feted by the Newark Prudential New Providence Workers Club; 8 p. m., evening December 33, the directors, of the Insurance Co. where he was em- Bqv. Kleh_rd A, Brj_n worship. First National Bank and Trust Co. ployed for 40 year*. More than 50 advanced Haddon H. Smith from Olrl Scouts left for a four-week REPAIR LOANS Today—8 . The YWCA announced plans for * of Pythias, the Rotary International, Klwanis International, the first time this year for reserving. Be-. Harold F. Mante now $128,000 building and broke the ground during the middle of Lions Club, American Legion, Optimist International, a Col- Come in early if you want the same Saturday—10 a. m., New Year's the month. A contract for u« lege Fraternity or Alumni Association, the Y.M.C.A., ih< Day service. alarm system for the new fire* *T.WnA~"i^H^to^^^A^el^r* Go" Out or any number as this series will be open for Sunday—9 a. m, and 11 a. m., Our funeral 'Home at 309 Springfield Avenue headquarters was awarded a one of hundreds of other fraternal and business otgaima- anyone during reservations. Communion services, meditation: Massachusetts firm for $11,732. "Strength for the Journey"; 9:40 Bell Labs, who doubled its oc- tlons, you owe it to yourself and to your fellow members to Every service, regardless of cost a. m. and, 11 a. m, church school cupancy with the opening of a organise a chapter of "Nicotine Unlimited." Just as Alcoholic* PROCEDURE: sessions; S p, m., vesper service. is complete in every respect. second building, was host to 60 Anonymous is composed of men and women who saw the Tuesday—I: 30 p. m., Tuesday member* of the N,ew Jersey Press 1. Bring in application fully filled out and signed by the light and have found that there are great benefits dtrivtd Afternoon Sewing Group, Mrs. Aiwociatloij. Citizens were warned owner, with 1948 registration certificate and the George Brown, speaker. th«t filled garbage cans weighing from overcoming the liquor habit and are willing to help fee. E. P. Bur roughs & Son more than 100 pounds were illegal; others to.do likewise BO this new organisation Is composed The Methodist Church the penalty o $25 fine. of those who have Quit smoking and want to stay thnt way. 2. Drivers' licenses can be accepted for renewal at this Funeral Home Rev, Jeese H. Lyons In mid October, W. H. Woodiide Membership is no secret and there it no initiation fvr time. w«s presented with a "Senior Mas- CftsblUhcd 1820 Sunday—f9:48 a. m., church ter K_uf•'• fc»y th# Lions Club In r«c* or membership dues. There is no crusading against the mt school; 11 a. rn., Communion serv- ognitlonoK fostering Llonlsm, Dr. of tobacco. The main objective is to help each other to keep Reservations cannot be accepted unless 1948 regis- 309 Springfield Avenue • Summit 6-0259 ice, kindergarten, junior and sen- Robert Miller was elected a trus- the habit broken. tration hag second inspection approval stamp. ior choir practice; 6 p. m., Youth tee of Kent Place School, Mer- fVwton A. Burrougfu Robert B. Kohr John DavUUon, Jr. Fellowship meeting.* chants donated 10 per cent of their Mr, Martin Hotter of Pullman, Washington, is the presi- Jr 1 1 gross sales on October 23 to the dent, St. John's Lutheran Church United Campaign. Rev. W. S. Hinman, Ph.D USES Order Causes Ire Just as soon as tht members of "Nicotine Unlimited Residents' anger was aroused in find the relationship between the caffeine drinks and nico- Today—Woman's Society Christ- lat« October when the local U. S. mas meeting led by Mrs. O. G. tine, how each calls for the other, how they both shrink tht Employment office was ordered Eliaflon. Mrs. George Christenscn capillaries causing high" blood pressure and heart to shut down December 1 because and Mrs. O. H. Miller will be hos- we may logically expect an amplification of their tesses. of Insufficient funds. However," by November protests caused official* an active campaign to educate their members and candidates Sunday—0:80 a.m., Bible school; to modify tht order leaving the to avoid the use of all coffee, tea, cola and chocolate drink*. ( 10:48 a.m., worship service, ser- division open part-time. Bryant' If f'ou are one of the 58,884,961 smokers In America,-start 'mon topic: "Bearing Reproach for Griffin wa* voted into the presi- t the Name of Christ." dency of the Klwanls Club. Dr. now to qualify for membership by learning the prayer: e$oW SUMMIT'S Cl«r«nce Love!) was awarded the annual Potts Medal of the Frank- "Now I lay me down to smoke, Review of 1948 lln Institute for contributing to With life insured and ready to croak; (Continued from Psfce 3).,, the design of « World War n elec- TO IMJOY THE CONVENIENCE, FINEST SELECTION trical gun-director. If I should die before I wake her first New Jersey stMe wom- Cord Meyer, president of the The wife will get her first real break." United World Federalist*, ad- SAFETY AND TIME-SAVING OF en's doubles) tennis championship. HOWARD B. BISHOP, aSc. While Summit Lions were bu«- dressed the local organisation OF PAYING ALl BILLS WITH traruportijifr children from p!*/y- "Have a Heart Tag Day" brought Human Bnglneering Foundation f rounds to Ru.lcka'n pond In Chat- October to a close. Summit, New Jersey. ham, the police were transporting The majority of resident* looked Write for free booklet, NATIONAL NEWARK ft ESSEX GUARANTEED ten men to the lock-up where th®y glum »n * certain November day were fined $15 each for gambling (Continued on Page 12) In the,woodU near Michigan ave- PERSONALIZED CHECKS nue. Sk««t«r Situation Analyzed Polles Lieut. Thorn«# Reynolds retired after 28 jrear* of service, Four mosquito trap* were plnced Paying by check provides t record bf In th« city to obtain the answer to Comprehensive Personal expenditure* and permissible Income the «nnua] mrwiulto question and Tax deductions. Cancelled checks art legal receipts of payments made.-You can Liability Insurance Open • National Newark Special Check- Ing Account with any Amount and main- $70,000 Liability - $250 Medico/ Mill any balance. You will receive 20 NOW ON DISPLAY personalized checks (imprinted with your THI LAW SATS "you «• ntpemlUt hr HM poynwnt of iomaqtt H. AT OUR LOT turn*) la a handy leather wallet for $2, lkra««h ym Mfllgmu, you MM* bodily ln|«ry te pmont or dmwjt plus 25c monthly maintenance fee. 375-377 BROAD ST. m§ POLICY mmrs p§rmnol liability for aceldmtt arising from your activities as well « , Rear of Pott Office that* of relative* mho «r# members of ymr household, Up to the limit nt the policy, it mill pay dmmagts arising from sport activities such as golf, horseback riding. Pmph falling on your sldemlk, windows broken by ymr children, *tc» mil t*ssM# t& each part President Johnton «*« given % 50 years was a two-story frame of the Baroegfe and Tewsuhip of rising vote of thanks for the fine dwelling. New Pramdsi&ee. A guide, for the work h« and hi* cabinet did in Included in the loss were toy*» observance of Us* wttcfc, issued' by launching the club and seeing it and other Christmas gifts which the Federal CK-STC of Church**, through Its first y#*r." had been intended for the chil- wilt be used. OB* #ff Uie4lu«e sain- Rev. Richard A. Bryan, paMor ot dren of Mr. Paradise's son, Ar- uKera of the tkie* cfeuueises will be the church, spoke briefly on "The present.ai eocf: k thur. The youngster* are Joanne Forgotten Man of Christmas," 11, Arthur 6. and Arlene 8. . M. Monica "la eBt*tiag the- fitteM:. jsoar of Identifying him as the man of re- Mr. Paradise, with his daughter has been reelected president 19*-,* • 'stated - Rev,.' RScfcand A. sponsibility for whom the festival Frances, lived in the house. Both of the Berkeley Heights Volun- Bryaa of tke Fro&fteiisui Church. of ChrUtma* bring* added work, were fit work when the blaze teer Fire Co. He ia also a mem- "the people of o«- cocnastmiiy are added bills, added worries and the ber of the Township* Committee inevitable n«ck-ti« in his Christ- btarted. The fire waa discovered invited to sjatker wnh their neigh- and of the Board of Health. Other bors, mad together wiiM. CSuistians • mas stocking. The pastor explained after police were informed that officers elected include William everywhere lay aside tbeir personal that the "great message of Christ- amoke was seen coming from the Russo, vice-president; Fletcher ambitiatts and semiaiga and listen' mas is for 'the forgotten man.' building. Child, recording secretary; Mr. to the guidance of the Almighty There Is a spiritual order, beyond Special Officer K. J. Anderson RILISO, financial, secretary, and God. and to «droj« God's «iU for the seen and the temporal order. investigated and informed the Fire George W. Robbins, Jr., treasurer; the world, as their p*tmmal plan It 'ut th« only real order, whose Department who fought the blaze Anthony Amodeo, fire-chief; Carl for the New Year, OaOy throagb- nature is supremely made known nearly- two hours. Carpenter, assistant chief; Xavier! the -earnest pmyeas of faith wiU a in Jeaus, •• whom men by decision The house v/a» redecorated in- Masterson, foreman; Joseph Dai- destructive fate -*co_Be a benefi- and faith call Lord and Christ.' "Yew mean thet since JpHN L. DIETCHE MOTORS, side and out last sumrrier. The derio, assistant foreman; Matthew cent destiuy. fetiagiBg peace at last And w« relate ourselves to thtv ISC, overhauled it, yew got a ticket fer flying icithout loss, which-has been estimated at Fornaro, steward, and Michael to our wwrtd.* . ^ • •- . - SANTA LISTENS TO EACH AND ALL—Nancy Best, flve-year-old Unseen Order in the affairs and j a pilot's license?" $18,000, is partially covered by In- Romano, «ergeant-at-acms. kindergartner and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Best of Spring- tasks of each day—finding in them surance. field avenue, Berkeley Heights, is having a heart-to-heart talk with the meaning, the goal, the spirit, Santa Claus. The occasion was old Kris Kringle's annual visit to thewhich is Christ." 1941 — CHEVROLET COACH _„_„ — „_-_- $*5t On Petit Jury List Christmas party given yearly by the Recreation Committee to the School Election Set Travel picture* were shown OnNtw Year's Day more than 400 kiddles of the community. As in recent years the party TOWNSHIP — Tysro township through arrangements , made by 1947 — NASH 4 DOOR SEDAN ^.. _„ ISM For February 8 : BOROUGH—Fb3»*aeg its prac- was held in, the hall of the Church of the Little Flower in Plainfleld residents are included in a list of Mr. Plumb. • Refreshments and tice of msBgr JHUTB standing. Bor- avenue, Berkeley Heights. Township Committeeman Charles M, Mon- 1940 — CHRYSLER BROUGHAM ROYAL _____ •«• BOROUGH—Voters will elect 100 which was drawn last week ping-pong contests closed the eve- ough Cowwil kH lc»3d its annual ica ia chairman of recreation. ' (Photo by Jay) two Board of Education; members before J/udge Edward A. McGrath nine. , and accept or reject the annual in County Court to constitute the organisation me*iix& New Tear's The above-listed can are guaranteed agaimt mechaaicaJ de- . school budget Febru&Vy 8. Three- first petit or trial jury for the in-day at noon foEkwrsEs; as ad- fects for a period of M daya, *" ? year terms will again be sought by coming term of the county courts journed meetiEg to elkae out this Regional School Loren Gay, vice-president chair- which open - January 3. They are year's bttsfsx**. That £• mmscmncei Legionnaires Get Election February 1 School Board to Wm Specialine in MMM umierrtnting — lt'» the 'rederick P. Knoop.; Mountain by Borough Cleric Tfeoaca* C. Mu*- man of the buildings and grounds TOWNSHIP-R e g i o n a 1 High committee, and'by Albert Rosato, .venue, and Mrs. Irene J. Kerri- SOB. - gan, River Bend. Holiday Greetings School Board of Education which Seek Bids for JOHN L. DIETCHE MOTORS, chairman of the transportation serves New Providence Township, committee. Petitions nominating Be courteoos eaocsg& not to t*U Springfield, Mountainside, Kenil- I.inroln-Mercury Sate* mnd Serritr • , candidates to the school board The African black porcupine at- a hair-raftfBf; atarjr t» « baJd- worth, Garwood and Clark will Lincoln Addition must be filed with District Clerk From Commander tacks his enemies byu-unning at headed have three regular term vacancies BOROUGH—The Board of Ed- 80-112 Franklin PI. Summit, N. J. ill Mitt Thomas C. Musson by January 19. BOROUGH—Bach member of them backwards. ' * and one for a year's unexpired term ucation wjll advertise January 7 the American Legion, New Provi- E«t. ill at the annual school election Feb- for bid* for the construction of a dence Post 433 w«« extended "an LARGE STOCK OF ruary 1. George Danenhour of two-story addition to Lincoln old-fashioned American holiday •f Mountainside, Victor Milkiewice of * School, This was announced yes- season" by Commander Anthony Garwood and James Duguid of terday by Fred Blsasser of Union, HOLIDAY LIQUORS Ciocco in a letter attested by W. P. Springfield are the incumbents, and the board's architect. Th« addi- — BEER ON ICE- Prtscriptioi Weiler, adjutant, and dated De- Charles F. Evaw of Kenilworth is tion will front on Academy street WeWMDMw cember 22. expected to run for the completion and extend to Elkwood avenue. BASH SUMMIT DELICATESSEN The letter included in part the «Ashwood ATC. V "'•'• ' Headqiarters of the unexpired term. , Bonds were sold last month in following information: amount of $281,000 for thn pro- The next meeting of the post will jected building which will be con- be held January 13, the meeting nected to the existing Lincoln for last Thuraday having been oan- School by a 40-foot passageway. •cetted becatwe of the proximity There will be four classroomsTon And, In cists, ss>4 oar fwtsanp- of Christmas. the first floor and a similar num- •S«>kc«f> The commander, vice, cojn-rnander ber on the second floor Including that our with «_ domestic science room^, conference of the Department of Mr. Elsasser says the bids will New Jersey held in Trenton, They be divided into those for general tr«ttJ skiH is fosjr famwakw. learned among other things, about Bria, construction, structural steel, to- the State and National Legion's gether with heating plant, plumb- legislative program for veterans, a ing and electrical fixtures. report of which will be made at the January 13 meeting. The board wJH meet February Ckarbw's Cut Rote 11 to receive the bids. Se\-eral member* of the post «n aim. have returned to service: Robert Blatt to the Navy as aviation Stony HIM Estates Hot machinist mate, Quonaet Point,' R. I.; Lt. (j.g.) William Mclntyre, Carol "Hit" on Hands Navy, stationed in Florida, and TOWNSHIP - The Chrintmas Donald Opiti with the Marines at carol program planned by residents Quantico, Va. of Stony Hill Estates, Berkeley Heights, for Christmas Eve at 6:15 grew and grew until the little com- Henry O, Lucan munity of 35 families gave an out- START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! door performance worthy of many How Yew TYPEWRITER Checked times Its number. Diamond Match A women's ehojus, two children's Bg Our Factory-Trained Expert* choruses, one for kindergartens and first graders, and one. for interme- Vice-President diates, and a men's chorus contrib- uted to the variety of the music Summit TYPEWRITER Service Retires Friday and group singing filled in all the 441 Sprh-jfleM Mm. SU 4-7074 spaces. Harry Schlffer was master Your For TOWNSHIP — Henry G. Lucan. of ceremonies. .. . .-.-.,.. Over Market vice-president and secretary of Santa Claus remembered old and Storage Center: REPAIRS — SALES — RENTALS The Diamond Match Company, young, and visitors from Tiearby and a member of the board of dl-and passing motorists stopped to 71 UNIon Place, Summit* N. I. .*eetor», will retire December 31, he listen. has: announced, He hits bron with the company frtr 45 ypars. His home is in Plainfleld avenue, Berkeley Heights. The official announcement of Mr. Lucas' retirement was made at. a testimonial dinner attended k IEW JERSEY makes a china of which it by more than 60 company execu- I ^ can be justly proud for it has received tives, Including Howard F. Hol- man, chairman of the board; Rob- the honor of being given a permanent place ert G. Falrburn, president; Joseph E. Duffpy, Wnlter O.N Augustine in the Sevres museum in France, where the and Bradford O. Preu, vlee-preil* BEST WISHES dents; Stlllman Kuhnu, comptrol- work of only the best ceramic artists and most l«r; Ward DefJroot and Richard skillful potters is exhibited. Kchumnrhor, iiftittatant socretarlci And amlstant treasurpra; and C. E. O'Cdhhor, "Jr., special assistant to FOR A This same ware is in use in the White the president. Mr. Lucas WM pre- sented with a television m% and an House, Late President Wilson from New Autograph album. Jersey being the first to choose it for his own Mr. Lucas Joined the company's YMH bt - /i It mrmnly requeued that item* for pub- Inc., of Orange. City of Summit havv t-ontrib-ii'. society ihould suffer agonies because of' his inf to dfecuu the ordinance until "Communication from C. P. Woodland until DeFor&st has been tieatitm be $ut>mhied m»' marly In th« w*mk m» Mr, Parson* wat born In Brook- to these propt-rty own.--r in ,.. ." all otfatn had ceaaed apeaklBf. No Baasett objecting to the adopting widened.yAt no time will there be B v f pvniUf, Cuf/y facetted after 5 p. m. Tueidmf occupation or if his hobby were potentially lyn "and was 83 years old. He came of*value received? of the public »$oke In of the Master Plan, was read and any parking on any entrance to lethal. here from Long Island three years .25. Why doe» not the Our mmj luttn to b# vmitttd frvm Thunduy'* ittu*. referred to the Law ind Ordi- the parking lot. Police protection favor of the Irdinance. Then, after ago. He had been Moreau adver- proceed in an orderly f.'»*u;on < Ui tetter* to th* editor mtut bm tltntd mnd The annual Audubon Christmas Census, the U*yor had advlied tho§© prat- nance Committee for report later. will be provided at the intersection will be published unleiB othtrwif w taken Sunday, December 26, saw men and tising manager for more than of DeForast avenue and Maple extend Maple street dirvr'.:v r./.- er* that they were settnf ''out of three years. Previously he was President Twombly stated that with a width of 50 feet. io;.-H,.,=, ' women traveling along roads and into by- ignorance," the people preeentwere the Master PIa.n was & flexible street at the times when children r T. Dep&m&enta Summit *-8300 manager of the car and bus ad- regularly cross the street at that ing the necessary property i--..) ';,! paths, estimating the numbers and species read by the President of the Qoun- plan and that it could be changed vertising division of Public Service point; sessing the cast or th.- ma;.*- ,,,,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER SO, IM» of winter birds, and combining scientific cil a prepared *lat«nent M to In Newark for three year* and had by this Councilor by any other tion of the costs against th? ;,(•,,, why the ordinance was sound and Council, if they so desired." It Is the considered opinion of curiosity and sheer, unadulterated enjoyment. been with the Barren Collier or- ertiea benefiting? the President of the Council Im- However, because of the em- the council that the proposed plans Th& Prince of Peatie ganization Jn New York 10 years. take nothing from any'property 2«. Are the children. aSt.-nd;:; mediately called for a vote, Mr. Parson* was a member of the phasis given at the hearing, we Much of the Christmas scaeort, which by shall trace the later changes. At owner; they greatly benefit the Lincoln School beniflted bv '- There's No Escape Having received the Council's Lion* Club of the Orange*. deel? custom now stretches but for several days, is views for the firet time, and not a meeting held on February 2, entire city at little coat to the Many folks measure their share of the. Mr. Person* 1* survived by hi* being la&fled, those in attend- .1933,. the Planning Board dls- taxpayers; and that traffic con- 27. Is the" dUtri-.-f given over to revelry, joy and gift giving. wife, Mr*. Agnes Mullln Parsons, cost of federal government in the amount ance again aeked for an oppor- ciuwed the developing and adopt- ditions about trie Lincoln School filed? Christmas is more than that. Christmas has four daughters, Mary, Barbara, of income taxes' they pay. That is just part tunity to question the Council ing of a "Master Plan" for the will be improved. 28. Are adjacent- ilrop.utv o'.v a deep religious significance. In this age of Joan and Stephanie, at home and of the story. Here are some additional member* about point* a* to which City of Summit,, so as to conform era benefited, otht-r than tV.c-.w a slater, Mr*. Oscar Lecuyer in .hustle and bustle the busy person is apt to they were itiU concerned. Here the to state law." The method of legal ers of the Ogdrn and R., c!tv,-.; "chapters": Pennsylvania. .j pverlook the real meaning of Christmas. In Council ruled the. question* out of procedure waa carefully exam- Twombly Submits proper tie.'*? If .so, how? The so-called "luxury tax" of 2 per cent Funeral service were held from his frantic quest to reach the bottom of, the order—refused to discuss the mat- ined and studied. The city engi- (Continued from Page 1) 29. Is u sound 'planning u, - imposed by the federal government on "toi- the home on Monday to St. Teresa's shopping list, man too often fails to reflect ter further—and voted an ordi- neer waa asked to proceed with tablLsh a public street with !m,, Y let preparations" applies not only to cos- nance which bad been opposed vig- Church where at 10 a.m. a high the work of assembling this plan, 17. Was there a commitment of mss permitted only on one >i upon the birth of Christ, th£ Wise,Men and the Common Council to eezotie or metics considered indispensable to women orously by the parents of Lincoln requiem mas* wa* celebrated. and the vice-chairman was in- (except at the corner)? of the Planning Board to recom- all the other legends that are now. more School ohlldren aa well as 700 Burial was in the parish cemetery. structed to consult with the city in the American family, but to such items as mend "6 rezoning of a portion o? 30. Is the Council, in this prominent in carols than in understanding. signers of the petition asking that solicitor on several legal questions baby oil. And when baby js old enough, a Patrick McGrath the Hotel Beechwood property ad- stance, propeshrg to-'aot fctrictly Therefore, even though Christmas Day JB action be delayed until Lincoln which were involved. schoolbag for his..books or lunch will have Funeral services for Patrick Mc- jacent to the new street? the interests of the taxpay,*^ past, it is not too.latcf to reflect upon the so- School had been moved. Studied by Sections ,ttncpln- School parents and of •. Grath, M, who died at the home of 18. Was there a commitment of a 20 per cent tax on it. When he "burnt the Whether or not the action should On November 2, 1934, the Plan- City • af large? If the Coim lemnity of 'thCseason that still remains and his brother-in-law, Police Chief the Common Council or of the midnight oil" in his studies, the federal gov- have been taken seem* secondary ning Board again discussed the think^; it is. en What po.*j;. -tor Tec all some of the incidents connected with Edward K. Eganof 115 Pine Grove Planning Board to put through or ernment will get 3 per cent of the cost of in importance to the way In which "Master Plan" and it was thought grounds? the birth of Our Lord. avenue on Wednesday, of last to permit to be put through a new It was taken. Aa one person pres- week, were held from the home to advisable to treat the iwap in sec- Respectfully yours. the electricity, and 4 cents on the cost of a street 41 feet in width over the ... The Wise Men from the east followed the ent *aid: "It la wrong for an elect- St. Teresa's Church where, at 9 tions, earmarking each detail for EDWARD fi. TWOMBLV 20 cent bulb. property to be conveyed by the ed body to elevate Itself beyond the a. m. on Friday, a solemn high study with a project number in star they had seen in the east o'er hill, plain Hotel Beechwood owners to the Look at your watch (price $60; tax, $12), reach of an aroused public's ques- mass was celebrated. order to properly assemble data LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS and desert to Jerusalem where they inquired, City? ., prepare supper on the gas stove (price $190; tion*." in connection therewith. "Where is he that is born King of the Jews? Mr. McOrattt was for 87 years a 19. Was there a commitment of NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT tax, $19), put the leftovers in the refrigera- Sxcept for the courteous man- Public Service motorman, retiring In 1835, the Planning Board rec- for we have seen his star in the east, and are ner of President Bland, the Council the Common Council to pave this NOTICE 1.3 HEREBY GIVKN Tn tor (price $300; tax $30), take an after-dinner In MM, when he came here to live. ommended the Maple street ex- new street at the expense of Ihe the final account of th? .ink' come to worship him." ' members' attitude seemed to be oiie He had previously lived in Harrl tension should go through the site j Administrator of ttv F->;.ne «: ride in the car (price $1,800; tax, $105 plus 1% of bare tolerance of thoee present City? j OCONNOTl decssae:!, will be :• When Herod the king heard this he called son and Newark. He was a mem' of the Beechwood Apartment ga- j and stated t>y the Surrogate, i-,'.ul r cents per gallon of gas), or trip into the city and of merely awaiting an oppor- 20. When tvtce the deeds to the \ ported for s?t»'*T>f-n? \t> tfi? f e- together the chief priests and scribes of the ber of the Amalgamated Motor rages rather than reduce the land property conveyed to the City by Court of th» Co'Ktv ii( V.iww by train (ticket 85 cents; tax 13 cents). tunity to *hut off debate and get it men's Union. . re- people, and asked them where the Christ adjacent to the apartment. In the owners of .the Hotel Beet h- bate Division, on Thtir.sdav. •!;< 5th You're helping to pay the $40,000,000,000 bill over with. Mr. McGrath leaves two sisters, 1939, when possible plans for the dav of Jnnu.iry, v.r%-. ut 'f> A M should be born. In Bethlehem of Judea was vvood drlivrrrd to and accepted Dated: December f'-h. \?'". for the cost of federable government this year. Have w« reached th« point, MMi Margaret Egan of the Sum development of the area wore by the City? ' , MII.TON. KRK1MAN the answer. Herod also questioned the wise whn-re a HtUe Iron Curtain can be mlt address and Mrs. Catherine . KKfvu'or Btirt AT'OV That's a tax bill of about $280 for each man, being: disctissrd, th^ Planning 21. If thtftc def'd* were reinv-d f men as to what time the star appeared for drawn In Summit? O'Neil of Ireland; also three Board recommended that, if 2"-?3-; >-:u> <\i ii- Ft.., woman and child in the nation. *- **I also," he said, "would come and worship Very truly yours, brothers, Arthur of Newark, Jo- plans were submitted, Maple street The New Jersey Taxpayers Association in WILLIAM W. STAPUN. seph and Robert of Ireland. be extended north to Euclid ave- its proposed 1949 Platform and Program em- nue and that the width of the But the Wise Men were "wise and they RaJph Petroek phasizes the cost of federal government and List* Petition...Work*** street be determined when more went on to Bethlehem where they found the December 28, 1048 Ralph Petroek, 40, of Beauvoir was known, ot, the project. ANNOUNCING! callsi for repeal_of_war lirne. levies^ BdlUw, Sttmmrt Herald, Kventw,'-.nrha died at Overtook Hos- Ghrrst child in a manger"with' his mother Again in 1940, the Common "Today NNew Jfersey taxpayers are paying The 700 and more cittern who pital Sunday after a brief illneaa, Mary, for there was no room at the inn for Council referred tothe* Planning ? nearly three times in federal taxes as in state, signed the volunteer petition' for be Ijuried today. "Funeral them, When the Wise Men had placed gifts the protection of Llncohi School, aerylccs will be held at JLiUiri. Board a plan to extend county, school. street from DeForeat ".'avenue"' to --Of--gOl-)j--aiKj myrrh and frankincenw before children and presented that peti- from the Robert D. Brough Fu- Euclid avenue. The . Board ap- the child they departed to their own country, tion to the Common Council at neral Home, 539 Springfield ave- proved the plan. In 1944, Mr. for they Beamed to have an inkling of what Current Comment la«t Tuesday's meeting deserved a nue and a »olemn high mau will better answer than that they "la- follow at 10 a. m. at St. Teresa's Ernest P. Goodrich, consultant to Herod the king would do. Storm Over Traffic Ticket* bored under A misapprehension" Church. Burial will be in St. Ter the Planning Board, recommended (Newark Star-Ledger) Thus was the prophecy of Isaiah fulfilled, and "acted out of Ignorance." Ad- esa'i cemetery. that Maple street be extended from that a young woman should bear a son and The new "fix-proof" rules for traffic en- mittedly DeForest avenue has Mr. Petroek was born in Chat- DjiForest avenue to. Euclid avenue In the same location aa now con- his name should be called Immanuel, that is, forcement were announced after consultation been coned for business for 20 ham and moved to Summit many Will Resume Opening year*. The difference Is that thUr templated. God with us. with state police heads and county prosecu- years ago. H« waa employed at ordinance make* the buslnesa de- At no time aft«r the adoption tors. Police chiefs and municipal officials are HenU Greenhouse, MadUon, He But there was weeping and wailing velopment of the »treet certain. Is survived by his wife, Mr*. of the "Master Plan" in 102» did now voicing criticisms and suggestions. The throughout the territory ruled by Herod for Since lack of space in th« Elisabeth Landolfi Petroek and any proposed extension of Maple motorists, who are also deeply concerned street abut the Beck property, he issued an edict that all the young children Christmas issue prevented your three children, Eugene A.r Ralph Obviously IK» • private intcrr.tts under two years old should be slain. Thus with the treatment they are to receive, have publishing the ltt furnlsrhed you Jr., and John P. Friday Nights 'til have been injured. v was the birth of Christ attended by bitterness not been consulted and have no effective of those who volunteered to se- Other survivors* are his mother, means of making themselves heard. cure signature* to the petition Mrs. Conjetta Petroek of Chat- l'ublic HUM (iuiiit.1 and fear for Herod was jealous of his leader- would it now be possible to let the ham; three brothers, Charlet of Local police officials complain that the As for the public interest, a ship and not understanding the mission that publio know those of such convic- Summit, Joseph and Michael of. great dual has been gnim*d. "The new rules will prove a hardship on their men. was to be Christ's sought to destroy him. tion as to perform this public serv- Chatham; and a sister, Mrs. Mary land required to wliU-n L)»»Korest The motorist who may wish to complain of ice In four days oLthe week before About thirty years later, Pilate, the gover- Fiorlto of Chatham. avenue, to obtain an entrance to the hardships he may encounter under the Chrtatma* even though handi- nor, through the shrewd efforts of the priests, the parking lot from Euclid ay£- new rules would thereby brand himself as a capped by two snowstorms? They nue, and to widen the DoForest the scribes and their followers released Jesus are: Mr*. Paul K. Boyer. Mrs. E. prospective violator. He will not become Zone Revision avenue entrance from 25 feet to 41 unto the rabble apd they succeeded in having J. B as ton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred feet, hd Algo In November, 192S, the feet to the East, making a 41 foot to the secular ways of life. But still wt will lor our many j put Russian forces «t one-sixth of their ac- Wednesday of kit week »t his Common Council and City Plan- entrance In plnce of 25. This will plod onward. Let'* hope so and let us hope home at Upper Montclatr. He was tual strength, then at only one-half and, fi- friends . . • *° < that we make faster progress tian we have born In New York City and with nally, when deep in Russia at two-thirds, en- in the past. hi* brother organised and headed make our bust- . abling the Communists to draw them into Mi* wholesale grocery firm nf Carry a Futt Unc ot over-extending their line* and exposing them- Ciurhmtti Brothers Co., whloh was The Audubmt Christ mm Bird Censw n»u contribute selves to counter-attack. •old about 1900. WINES - LIQUORS - BEER .•s Even more interesting and exciting than Ho lived (Ml Hlllore»t mvmu* In o •o your happi- The results were to disastrous to the Ger- Summit and! after ••lung hl« bu#i> "Wrding" in spring and summer, ii the mmi mans that they lout 50 pel cent of their man- ntM mtrved to Rngland wh#r# ht n«tt in 1949. hobby in winter, For giving food and shel- power in the campaign and were eventually f th* grain and Audubon Christnia* Census and or later. But there is always a possibility that 1*4* Mfft, Morrl* A. Tyng «{ §»«*• lANNCLLA'S MARKET HILL CITY SAVINGS rtport their observation* to the Summit thi* gtiesi—fot that Is what it amounts to— mlt He ii eurvi¥«d by four ten* Ulrd Workahdp which in turn r#port« to thf could! be completely wrong. Tit* atom for and 41 PARK AVKNDE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION jfcttdubon Socitty. Tbt actual number of Sitmraii 0>I1?S b!ed, it wiM be possible tor -~th« one with a roll of hard eand- personal vUR from Santa. fuaotloai ot thU ojfganJiation. IU that in a hospital every Job must the Women's Auxiliary to extend les in the handbag or a divh of BILL JACOBUS'S ==TT— able and effictart preaident, Mxi. Tbankt to a thpufhWul benefit be done. its helpful activiticw aa the ex- choeplates on th« table-, he awe-ned. Dean H. Travie, polnte out, how- panded facilities of the hospital tor vho offered to help In fllllaf It is this realisation, imparted ever, that an activity of this eort permit member* to do^even more MELODY BAND Santa'* bat, and to the Wamen'i 1 to members and to so many others, U a d*f inHe part of the Auxiliary * to aid in the work of the hospi- Auxiliary of Overlook Hospital, that U one of the Auxiliary's most Entertaining at the objective, whioh Li 'to cooperate important contributions to Over- tal." •' ' •'- ' . .' . We With Oar Patron* a which made all arruigement*, with UM Overlook HoapMaJ Aato- Bant* wai able to rein In Donder look Hospital. The Auxiliary ena- ci»Uon and aid in the work of the We* many people within the com- New Jersey ha* more than 800 and Blitien on til* Overlook roof' Hoaoital" top a day or two before he made munities which took to Overlook water lakes and ponds uost> hta tour of the rest of the world. HmppUM* Aid* H«lt» for hospital care to experien** a ly-in the northern counties. What's more, although the children The aim of the ho«pital, of eouree, IIAIt A <.IUIJ le to make ita patient* well, and S1HUH6 whatever make* them happy aleo Sfrl»9fleld Ave. help* them on the road to health. WILLIAM D. MURPHY lerteley HtiqhH Charcoal Not only at Cbriatmaa, but through- 151 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT, K. J. Bt PRSMJttP// out the year, the Auxiliary finds TA1LI $ m way* and mean* to bring pleasure We Serve The Finest RESERVATIONS 2.00 m itr. TMCIM to Overlook'* patient*. The duties the Auxiliary member* take upon Food* and Utguor* 149.50 themselves are not alwayn glamor* I o t) I tut HI t ous, but they contribute much to CASA POGGIO TURKEY PLATTER, HATS. SOISE MAKERS, UU the smoother funotioning of the FAVORS. ETC. hospital, the greater comfort of the RESTAURANT patients, and the mote rapid re- SALES AND SERVJCl Stirlliis; M. Wtttchuns; Phone Summit 6-4311 covery of the *lck and the injured. SUMMIT 6-O5G5 In 1916, leas than twenty women m*t at Overlook to form ah Auxil- iary for the purpoM of keeping the hospital supplied with linen. MUSIC STUDIO Today, more than 800 women be- SPRLXCf IELO AYE, long to the Overlook Auxiliary, and their activities are many and All Instruments Taught STIIA\» THEATRE SI. S-3»M varied. Providing the hospital with 11:45 ?• "• CHAMPION TRACTOR IP. M. Sunday* linen Is siti.ll a primary concern, VOICE LESSONS J *h HA I onto QIMIIM IBUM however, end in 1949 close to $5,000 Mfcll mtkytan4rtp Tk w was spent for the purchase of sheets, towels, baby blankets and @etc6iate TtattM leilN Ittrlift rhratsjf t »o on. Several church groups meet GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW DIIT neor-AU ••HI teeM IR en weekly under Auxiliary auspices to I NEW YEAR'S EVE Ml ftttef MtMftanti AvalltMt mend old linen and sew on new SaK«M« rtf fleftaoti, , titatu, supplies. The Auxiliary is also re- lll^ tlf K\TtHrAI\.%lt\T O«l JtaltoM. f*tarbc* ••* Ifcnm "aponeible for managing the hospi- tal'* tea room and gift nook, for • DANCINGTO O f ORBIT* ShowStarHAr7:00—End! At Midnire—Nofhinq Repeated On Park Avenue, Scotch Plain* NATIONAL FARM EQUIPMENT CO., Int. supplying book* and magazines to 142 GRffMl STRffT NfW YORK 17 ONE BLOCK OFF ROUTE 29 patients, for recruiting volunteer • ORCHESTRA workers, and for assisting in keep- • BA1LA0S BY CLYM BURKE ing the Overlook rooms freshly • DELICIOUS FULL COURSE DIHWft $750 3 BIG FEATURES decorated and cheerful. e EDDIE NEWMAN RADIO SHOW per perton Profits Aid Patients • HATS. HORHS, NOtSEMAKtRS plus refers) tax To do all this require* financial resource*, and the Auxiliary has Malt* Your Ittttvatiom Now: Louis Hayward Mltchdl 2-4400 Tom Cortway demonstrated, year after year, Its ; Janer Blair talent in the fiscal field. The in- come from membership dues 1* HOTEL G«o. Macready Morqorct Hamiltoa supplemented by an autumn party OUSEL ESSEX HOUSE and a spring: benefit which are in- Rickard Crtfmwell in variably both a aocla! and a finan- BROflO ST. i; at LINCOLN PARK . NEWARK, H. J. cial succees. The merchants of — in — Summit and neighboring com- "THE munities contribute liberally to- "THE ward the expenses of these affairs, "BUNGALOW and the result is almost pure pro(- BLEK of Overlook Hospitair The"niwiey 1 goes to buy linen, new drapes for ir the rooms, n«w.paint forthewalls, ARROW" TRAT new books for the library, or new Springfield Ave. Su. 6-3900 medical equipment to aid the pa- tients in getting; well. The whirl- ! Last Hmtf Today pool baths in the physio-therapy Nearly half way through the 20th Century department at Overlook were pur- PLUS ... COMEDIES... CARTOONS .. •• • • ' ' •»• •-• - • • •• •• Virginia Mayo in "SMART GIBUS DON'T TALK' chased by the Auxiliary with the Scotty Beckett in "MICHAEL O'HALLOKAiN" ... Makes us pause... and resolve to produce proceeds of a luncheon and fashion show. Thur, D«c. 30 and Fri. Mot., DM. 31 it better so we may all live better. Muoh of this organization's most Adiiti««ion...Adiilts 71c €hil dren 2.»c Int^L important work, however, involves service rather th«an money. Volun- teers recruited by the Auxiliary ^mm""**^ Ticket! Now Anllabh ot in OMk. serve tirelessly and without remun- eration in the coffee and gift shop, in the record room, at the Informa- tion desk, at the blood bank, in the central supply room, delivery supply, and indeed wherever they are needed. ioouts Are Waltrranea ) 1 Beechwood Road Sii. 6-1162 Two groups of Chatham Girl Scouts, all about 15 yean old, serve in the tea room two nights a week. LYRIC CEABiEVOtf UICHWOOD RD. SU. o-207» COFEATl'IIE ROLAND WINTERS an CHARLIE CHAN -In— NEW YEAR'S EVE THRU WED., JAN. 5th "THE SHANGHAI CHEST" Feature—WeekdayH 2:59-7:29-9:.%9 Sal. & Sun. 2.39-4:$9-T: 19-9:12

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...^ i. II THI SUMMIT HttALD. THURSDAY. DECEMIfK 10, IM* . C. McGraw, Jr.Younger Sets Dance at Yuh A$$*mblyMhs Costabile's Engagements Announced Over Holidays Engageme /$ Fiance of Betrothal Told At* Dinner Party S. WilHanfit At Sunday Party n Christmas f ye Mr cad Mm Ralph Scbuyier A coektail p*rtjr at their Mrr . annd MrsM .W Walter William* of High Tint, Far Hills, Sunday emmlng «a* the efottton Smith of Springfield announce th« betrothal of their of th* announctment by Mr. and Bounce the engagement daughter. Ann* Sehuyler Williams, Mrs, Joscpb J. Coetabilc «f Tulip daughter, Eliiabeth Ann lq 4 to Donald Gushing McGrmw, Jr, street of the eaftfentat of their iam Edward Thomson, 3On ' •on of Mr.'and Mm McGraw of daughter, Marilyn Ana, to John and Mrs. W. Trowbridge Hillcrmt avenue. . George DUftr, i»4 ton of Dr. and of Tulip etreet The Th* bride-elect is a graduate of Mm Frederic* Q. DUger of Queen ment was made at a dinneTL. Kent Place School and attended Anne road, Teaaeck. given by Mr, and Mrs. Smith Barnard College. She served aa a Mitt CostabU* is a graduate of the Silver Room, Hotel Suburb nurses' aide *t the Manhattan Eye," St Dominic Academy, Caldvell, on Christmas Eve. **• Ear and Throat Hospital during Midi is sow attending Harcun* Jun- The prospective bride „ the war. She i# the granddaugh- ior College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. graduate of Summit High ter of Mm. John ft Powell of Bal- Mr. Dilger, a graduate of Ford- and is attending Cedar Cr«g timore and the late Mr, Powell, ham Preparatory School, has re- leg*, Allentown, Pa,, where" and of the late Mr, and Mrs. sumed his studies at Seton Hall a member of the Busin« George Murray Williams of Elisa- after completing two and one-half tlon dub and "Buekin".. thT beth. years in the service. matic society. Mr. McGraw attended Lawrence- Mr, Thomson ai*>o BETROTIifiD—Mr. and Mrs Sal- Mis« Elisabeth Ann Smlta vine School and ih« College of Daughter Born to Miss Marilyn Ann CostabUe from Summit High. Schoo! and'; vatore Santillo of Morrks avenue William and Mary, and is now at- a senior at Lehigh University M* Former Summit Coup!* have announced the engagement tending Carnegie Institute of Tech- is a member of the Beta"(v Hilda Berry 1$ Fiancte of their daughter, Pauline Louise, Adelphi Student Attendi nology at Pittsburgh. He served Mr and Mrs. E. Frederick Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta tti to Alfred R. Wengert, son of Mr. Governor's Island Ball with the Navy during tha war. He ntridell, 3rd, of New Raven, Oonn, Of Yale Alumni Secretary ternity, and U a letter man on thi J and Mrs. Rudolph Wengert of is the grandson of the late James announce the birth of a daughter, Miss Marjorie F, Schultz, a mem- varsity track team. He serv,fl Mr. and Mrs. Roraeyn Berry of Louisa terrace, Union. The pros- ber of the 1950 class at Adelphi H. McGraw, founder of th« Mc- Caroline, December 2* at Grace three years in the Army Stoneposts, Jacksonville, N. T. pective bxWe attended Summit College, Garden City, L. I., who is Air Graw-Hill Publishing Company. . Mew Haven hospital. Mra. F»in- Corp#. delt i» the former Suaaa Relnoehl have made known the engagement High School and is now employed spending the holidays with her par- Thf re i« an average of 1,690'fire* and Mr. Flindetl is the son of Mr. of Mr. Berry's daughter, Hilda in the advertising department of ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Schultz of Ciba Pharmaceutical Products Beekman road, has been the guest .daily in the United States. and Mrs. IllndelL Jr.. of O»k Truslow Berry, to Charles H. San- DATES Ridge avenue. Corp. Mr. Wengert, who attended of Col. and Mrs. Douglas Lawley forxj. Jr-. of New Haven, son of the schools of Union, is in the of Governor's Island at a house JANUARY Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Butler, Mrs. Sanford of Syracuse. decorating business) at that city. party and military ball this week. 1—New Year's Day. Jr., of Oak Ridge avenue enter- Miss Berry, alumna of Kent She will also attend a party given 1 to t—Set. to Fri Aren't BABIES tw«tt? tained at their annual caroling Place School and Barnard College, for members of the Delta Gamma Bird Count. Summit B;r sorority of Adelphi at the home of COLLEGE STUDENTS home for the holidays join high school senior party for the neighborhood chil- '38. was discharged as a major in Rita L Kuffner . Workshop. Thar* ore lots of dren last Thursday evening. On the Women's Army Corps after Miss Helen Henie at Ridgewood. 3—Mon., 8:® a. m., g^^ and juniors last Thursday evening at a Christmas assembly sponsored cut* eneron Christmas Day the Butlers were overseas duty. She is manager of Former Employee Miss Schultz is treasurer of the Opens. by Hobby Hall for its 330 alumnL Instituted about twelve years ago, the hosts at a family dinner to Mr.the Cornell Alumni Office. Her Adelphi chapter of the sorority, and 6-Thurs., 8 p. m.. Summit \> ORCROSS dance was held on Christmas night during the war years for the menand Mrs. Edward M. Butler of East father is the writer and radio Of Bank Engaged is a member of the Sociology Club, ture Club, "The De»?r*H in the services, and the Anzacs were a part of the cotorf ul picture. Pic- Orange and Mr. and Mra. C L. commentator. of the Judiciary boqrd (governing Village," j. B. Hawley « Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Kuffner body for the dormitories), and was YMCA, tured above are Miss Cece Cabrera, daughtcd of Mr., and Mrt. Ramon Cooper and son, Stuart, of Los Mr- Sanford, executive secretary Angeles. In toe evening; they held of the Yale Alumni Board, is *-** aint<>n »v«nue. Springfield, hostess for an informal dance given 13—Thurs.. 10 a. m.. America J. Cabrera of peekman road, and Wesley Eason, son,of Dr. and Mrs.open house in honor of their graduate of Yale Sheffield, '2$. Hehave announced the engagement recently at Alumnae Hall for . » Home Department, Cook;j| S. \V. Eason of De Forest avenue. (Jay Studio). * ' guests. • ' • -' '" -served with the Army overseas. of their daughter, Rita L., to Ove cadets from Kings Point. She is a Class. • Andersen, son of Mr. and MM.graduate of Summit High School 19—Wed., 3:15 p. m, Fortnlga'-y Axel Andersen of Remer avenue, where she belonged to the "Rifle Club, Review of Current Spriogfle'ld. The announcement Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross Plays, H. W. Vrin Loon, it PERSONALS was made at the bride-elect's and was active in sports. SUMMIT ANIMAL Mr. and Mra. Anton Joas of Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. G. High School. cuse University, has been pledged birthday party December 23. South street, Murray Hill, will hold to Epailon Chapter of Sigma Scherer of Pine Grove avenue, and 20—Thurs.. 2:15 p. mi., WELFARE LEAGUE, open house for their friends on Kappa. Miss Ann Mixon, daughter of Mr. Miss Kuffner, a graduate of Births Fire Chapter DAR, America't Bait-loved Greeting Cordt New Year's Eve. and Mrs. Charles M. Mixon of Val- Regional High School, Springfield, dtans," 12 Lwrainc ro»4. | Inc. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoch- Mrs. Marcia Root Ftekel, daugh ley View, avenue entertained at the attended the American Institute of muth of the Beechspring apart- C. A. Philhower. . 27—Thurs., 6:45 p. m.. Girl Mr. and Mra. Thomas N. Carey ter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Root of Mixon home Tuesday evening be- Banking and was formerly em- ments. Springfield avenue, a FOUND Scout Annual Dinner. of 7 New England avenue, formerly 90 Oak Ridge avenue; Miss Elisa fore the dance at the Masonic Hall ployed with the Citizens 'Trust daughter, born December 21 at YMCA. of Norwood avenue, arrived at beth Smith, daughter of Mr. and Company of Summit. Overlook. SliGEL'S Golden black Persian Clearwater Beach, Fla., on De- Mrs. Walter Smith of TT7 Spring Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Winser Mr. Andersen, also a graduate cember 1, to spend the'winter. field avenue, and Miss Lois Hud of DeForest avenue entertained of Regional High School, served To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Myers Stationery Shop male cat. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har-at a family dinner Christmas night with the Coast Guard overseas. of 12 Shunpike road, a daughter, ALBERT DUPARC Pawell, daughter of old F. Hudson of 185 Summit ave- The guests were Mr. and Mrs.He is now employed by the Mor- born December 22 at Overlook. m Springfield Arena* Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Pawell of Ptcmist SU 6-2948 nue, all students at Cedar Crest Franklin G. Manley of South Or- ristown Buick Company. A spring Summit, N. J. . Oakland place, attended the debut Fine tnttructiom College, Allentown, Pa., have re- angv, Mr. and Mrs. KirUand Man- wedding is planned. To Mr. and Mra. Donato Amkmo of a classmate at Swarthmore Col- turned home for the holidays. ley of Laramie, Wyo, Mrs. Donald of 88 Park avenue, Berkeley in Piano "SOOOOOO lege, Miss Constance Loch of 895 Duff of New York, Henry J. Win- Mrs. William E. Kiner of Wil- Heights, a son, born December 33 and Harmony Park avenue, New York. The din- Miss Shelby Baran, a student a ser of Nutley, and Mr. and Mrs.kinsburg, Pittsburgh, has been at Overlook. ner dance' waa held Tuesday, De- Juv«nilti & Adulfs Kent Place School, will hold open Jack Manley Rose of Summit. registered at Hotel Suburban for cember 21 at the Hotel Pierre. Household hint Keeping all food 83 Woodland Ave. Summll GOOD NEWS! house today at her home on Glen the holiday season, while visiting under cover I* a gooj way t» rid side road, South Orange for 43 Miss Doris Blades, daughter of Summit 6-1603-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. MacDonald her soi| ,.ai|.«J,,,d,auKJ?|er^n.-law.,..J|i;l, the-hotwe of atmta; ~ • • •••• Mr. and Mra; John R. Blades of and Mrs, William R. Kiner of Madi- 22 Colt road, was recently pledged BIG SALE. Everything reduced 20 %. J. Williams of New York and Dal- son:: to Alpha Sigma sorority at the las, .Texas, are the holiday house, Alvin Alley, a student st Cornel : : Ooil'egl"fdrr'W61n'eii7'TInlV-' gate after attending Summit High Kent place boulevard. They are will make an extended visit. . You can still celebrate New aall rtej. 1.50 School, is a US Navy veteran. He •taying at Hotel Suburban. The Year's Day with eggnog from •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J Topcoats 1.10 is a member of Masque and Tri-Blackmars were hosts st Christ- Mtsa Shirley S. Sly, a freshman Schmais Dairy Farm. Thki very angle, Colgate Dramatic Club, of mas dinner to the McLearies and at Bradford Junior College, Brad- smooth, rich, delicious eggnog i» Beta Theta Pi social fraternity, to his parent*, Mr. and Mrs. M. W, ford, Mass., is at home for the reg. ,60 a cause for celebrating even In its Wool Shirts .40 and of the soccer team. He is the Blackmar of Bast Orange, Christmas holidays. She is the own right. So many thankt to son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Mae- daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John L. • * * Lean of the above address. Mrs. Henry Gunner of Tall Oaks Sly of 109 Beechwood road. On a winter evening it's cosy to l/ou for your Summit 3200 entertained Tuetdajr at a tee, for cuddle close to an open fire, C|f. Miss Eleanor Wittkuhns, daugh- Miss Patricia Anne Lyons of Prank Boas, a student at Har- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno A. Witt- vard University, is spending the course, be sure a fire screen pre- Plymouth road, who will be mar- vents embers from flying on the wonderful patron- kuhns of Hobart avenue, will hold holidays with his parents, Mr. and ried January It to Un, Gusmer't floor. Pierson's, Inc., have screens open house for her college friends Mrs. Maurits Boat of Hotel Subur nephew, Frederick 8. Gusmer of and fireplace equipment age. And a HAP- J £. home for the holiday* on th* eve-TaU Oaks. be*, . ••""" • • • ning of New Year's- Day. Miss Feather* really do make the Wittkuhns, a freshman at Sym- MiM I»abel icherer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joachim Schwart PYNBW YEAR! 3)nj tSfeancw and children, Stephen and Mari bird! If you art stepping out New Mint, of Plymouth road left Sun- Year's Eve, look your best. Be A SUMR Emergency Liejntniej Pwif Wn day for Florida, to visit Mrs. irreeiatably charming in a Delia 8chw»n'« family. of London creation, A nice selec- KEEP YOUR OIL BURNER LIT tion of dinner gowns and furs. Beechwood Hotel II. S. H.ICTRIC PUNTS IN NIW YORK STOCK Miss 8hlrley~Wright, a fresfitnan -adv. at MonUcelio College, Alton. 111. • • • Smlth-M»Ktr E«|'| 0©., i tl liftlay *U *. Y. has been at home since December Rogers Pharmacy has really Summit (MOM Summit, N. ltr0*ni 4-MM 17 with her unclt and aunt, Mr been tried and Ls true. For very and Mrs. Harvey A. Bpooner of IS accurate prescriptions, Rogers Is ill Locust drive. Sht will return to tops. Mak« friends with their staff. her studies on January X Serve Sherry's lu#clous Ice cream for parties, MM. Richard MeAneny of Bank • • • ''' PRE-INVENTORY SALE! street entertained Sunday at an Wayside Gardens, Morris Turn- eggnof party In honor of h*r gu«*#tf pike, is headquarter* for plants Miss AHe» DimirJUn of New York Mid out flowers at th« minimum Two W.tk*. Stortinq^rldoy, D«c. 31 aty. prlc#, Drive a little—save a lot by enroling your flowers at Wayside. • • * Lots of children have th*lr «yti txaraltMd during th* Holidays. If HAPPY ytMtf By* Doctor hs* ordered 20% REDUCTION glasses, tak* th# Rx to Anspach Wf Broth***, As Optician*, they do ON ptweUlott work. ThU it our gmthtg i# yen m m • * • NUNN-IUSH Kept your family bought a W«me«'« * CMIdr.«» mtfM to Mp §m m*k* 1949 « Television for Christmas. If not, HOUII MM th» JBmuimm tt David J, ^ happttr, etll»Tff Floods. No hom* should t» with- out this *up»rb entertainment. If About m$ Pain #f cmoiiBirs worid. lattr, why mi now? § • • torn* fotit* will put th*4r fifl •teas? in * clock er watch. Dugene Jung's tletk sjtef it the plaes to -SUMMIT RICHARD md ANTHONY tarry and tstanitae th#w. Tea «an i*nk on hit twetusloal *dvlct. $nm urn Tdtor* • * * Happy New Year from M-eirer- Motors! It will remetn a **r t*>* l^vr c*r if you awrflett Mpterly at thl» ejepenaiiBit urn. THE SUMMtT HERALD, THUHSDAY, DECEMBER 30, H4I - .-y.fWW hames •Christmas Brings Betrothals Miss Dampman Married at Community Church Shirley Alva Thomson Becomes B tfo Marry Num Becomes Fiancee Of Herbert C. Strong on Sunday Mr and Mrs. A»drtw D. |4Mdle- Th# marriage of Miss" Shirley Thonwon, maid of honor. Her ooos- Of Richard Allen Alva Thomson, daughter of Mr. * '.of punean avenue, Jiwy in, MUs Margaret DaffipNwa, v announced *t»fWHUy41HBtr Th# Announcement bat been and Mrs. Arthur Hughes. Thomson served as candle lighter doriof UM Christmas Day, toe eng«tn*eirt ma4« by Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. of 107 PKIMIC avenue, to Herbert tinging of the nuptial hymn, "O Dampman of Lavina court of U»e daughter, Sally •*toreaeej Cbrnwell Strong, Jr., son of Mrs. Love, Who Broadest in the their engagement of their daughter. Jam« ft- Moore, ton of Mr, H, C Strong of 149 Passaic ave- enly Margaret Evertfleld, to Robert Oay from •Gloria" bjr' i Harold 8. Moore of C H. Bonnell, music and hymn Allen or Providence, Rhode Island, 1 at the Community Brook parltwax son of Mrs. Richard V. Allen ami composed by the bride's grand- Church Sunday afternoon at i father, Sydney Thomson. Misi Middlem**, a graduate ©f the late Dr. Men. ^ o'clock, ftev. l>r. Jacob Trapp of- I overlook Hospital School of Nuw* Miss Dampraan it a graduate of Charles Hellmann of Kontetafar (iciatingr. The church wn decor- best man and ushers Is at present doing private Summit High School and in ated in Christmas greens, holly nursing at Jersey. City Medt- Brure Blepcker, William Crane sophomore at (Pembroke Qellege. n PO 1 tlM |r»l Center. She has studied the piano with * ii l! '?? ' • , *-"*nd" Alla""-n' Dampman"«"'P'"«n.a, alul o«f r Moore Is a graduate of Sum Mary Sharabaugh of New York The bride was g.vcn In marriage. mlti und TheodQre p) . of in,' High School and is affiliated lty and ia now a pupil of Jamei by her father and her only atten- £ ^ with Casey J«i» 8cho01 of Aw0" Gray of Providence. side fraternitv hmt f rf nautlcs, Newark, as an aeronautics Mr. Allen will be graduated in dant was her sister. Mis. ^n^tbridegroom. Georgia Kaufman was nitehanic. ' • •-' June from Brown University:' the soloist and Clinton" Mosher where he is majoring in biology. Dorothea Morse was at tho-console. For, the pa*t three seasons >e. ha* Tli<» Ivory satin bridal gown was Mathleen Sherlock attended the Berkshire Music Wed in New York fashioned with a scalloped neck- Jay Studio Jay Studio School at Lennox, Masai,, and is line and chantllly lace yoke, the \To BeMarriedto Miss Margaret E, Dampman On Christmas Eve long slcevpg pointed at the wrlat Miss Sally F. Middleman now first 'cellist in the Rhode Th Island Phiiharmonic. « skirt had a modified train and iPeferS. Banks Mr. snd Mrs. Albert Swift Mor.ie|th<* bddn wore * fingertip veil fail- Mid-January Chosen by Mabel Sheldon of Franklin place have announctd!in*f from a lace bonnet and ear- The engagement of Mtes Kath- Patricia Lyons th*, marriage of their daughter. !rird an old 'a»hioned bouquet of ,«eit C. Sherlock, of Ashland ave- Dorothea May, to Henry Atkinson i ™%PS' 8Weet P*"*1" and bouvardia. nue daughter of the late Mr. and For Marriage fo Rev. Elmer F. Francis Franeii of New York City, \The msid of honor was gowned in I j|r» Thomas Sherlock, to Peter Miss Mabel Raymond Sheldon maid of honor her cousin, Miss Wedding Gown to Chri8tmM r Anne Sheldon of Larchmont, N. Y. Th» wtddini took place p carnations with silver i.-vj Sherlock is assistant miper- Fauquier Francis of 39 Woodlan< Jr., all of Summit, Miss Margaret Michael Lyons of Plymouth road, streBniPr The Earle of New York, Miss Anne of New York attended the couple.j *- candlellghter ,wor» r at All Souls HoapitoJ at avenue, rector of "Calvary Eplsco will wear « wedding gown whose camp matchinM g her fjown. The moth- ' visor Decker of Morrlstown, and Mrs CollegeMrs. , FranciYtllows attendeSpringsd, O.Antloc, anhd * ** green velveteen, her Juliet Morrlstown. Mr. Banks is con- pal Church, and son of Mr. an< material*waj «erit to her from er,* f the bride wore a floor length Charles Van Arsdalc of Castile, N the Bank Street Schools, New [ ncoted wLth Utility Laundry, Chat- Mrs. Joseph D. Francis of Jerse; Shanghai, China, for her marriage gray crepe gown with yoke and Y the former Miss Marjorie Zink (Cheater Johnjoi)) York City, and la a graduate of • ham. • ' City. s Wednesday, January 18, to Fred- sleeves of gray lace lined with soft of Summit. Mr*. Herbert C. Strong, Jr. Newark State Teachers College, A 'spring, wedding is planned. Rev. Norman Slater of Roanokc erick Emil Guamer, son of Mrs. marquisette, and a gray felt hat Rev, John F. Hamblln, Jr., of Newark. She Is a past president Va.; will perform the ceremony a William J. Watte of TaU Qaki of the Junior Fortnightly Club.. with rose floweri. The bride- College atudena of Community Calvary Church and a receptlor Summit will serve at best man and and Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa., Mr. Francis graduated from Ohio groom's mother was costumed In a Church had a supper party Mon- for the families and a few clos ushers will Include ,Earl Lamb and Aage Gusmer. Dr. and MM. PERSONALS long deep red goVrn with blaefc Ernest M. May, Edward A. Veltch Canoe Brook Country Club will State University, Columbus, and Is day evening at th« home of Mr. friendi will follow at Canoe Broo Joseph P. Y. fang qf Shanghai Mr. an* Mrs. E. N. Stent of accessories. all of Summit; Kev. Herbert R Wayne, P*., who v«re regiMered hold Ita customary open house on with the Associated Hospital Serv- and Mrs. Howard Stelz of Wftldron Country Club. gave the brld«-elect the silk «s A reception was held at the Dcnton*,of Spotswood and James at Hotel Suburban last week, en- N«w Year's Ray from 4 to 7 p.m. joe of New York. He served aa avenue. Miss Sheldon has chosen for he their gift, ' home of the bride's parents which E. Nixon and John C. Price of tertained Christmas Eve and at weather oftlcer with the Air Forces The wedding ceremony will be was filled with red and white roees Jersey City. phrutmaji dinner for their Sum- MUs Addle Dewltt of Hotel in tha Middle East. performed at S p.m. by Rev. Ed- and Christmas greens. Mist ^heldon it an alumna of mit frjenda who Included Mrs, Beeehwood spent the holidays at The couple will llv« at Green- Kent Place School and Berkeley ward J. Fleming of St. Teresa's fitent'* sistera, Mrs- Charles O. Falrfield, Conn. wich, Conn. For the wadding trip through School. She attended Sweet Briar Church at Canoe Brook Country Meyer of Bedtocd road and Mrs. New England the bride chese a FOOTWEAR, Club and a reception will follow. Alfred and Jack Ogden, students Mr. and Mrs. Van Renaselaer brown satin dress, green hat and lege, Jullliard School of Music Florence Barnes of Bayonne who fjpt Cornell Unlveralty, who have H. Greene of DeForest avenue and and Mannea Music School, New Miai Lyons haa chosen Hiss was a house guest of MM. Meyer; white great-coat. Upon their re- 384 Springfield Ave. Rosemary S. Reilly of Bast Orange been spending the Christmas holi- Mr. «nd Mrs. Van R- H. Greene, Jr. turn the couple will live at H Hew York. Mr. Francis Is a graduate of and Mrs. Meyer> son-in-law «nd days with their parents, Mr. and of Majwood, recently of Weat End Opposite the New Kress, Columbia College, Teaehers Col- as maid of honor, and her brides- daughter, Mr. and Mm. Frnnk B. England avenue. ': maids will be Mta Virginia Mrs. Winston K. Ogden of Colt avenue, Summit, apent the Chri*t> Mrs. strong Is a graduate ef lege of Columbia University, and Atwood and *on Jack of the Bed- road, will return- to college on mas holidays with their son-in-law General Theological Seminary, Vaughn of New York City, Miss ford road address. Summit High School and attended 1 Sunday. Alfred - will have as his and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Women ! and Debuftmtti' Nationally Advtrtlied New York. Martha Washington of Morris- the Rhod* Island School of Design town and Mtas jfrancei C. Harper Mew Year's house guest Philip King- and ions, Peter, Jack and and Newark Sohool of Fine Arts. PameiM strand Shots. Mrs. Edith Allen Seiberllng of Gottling of Baltimore, who will re- Dick, at thotr home at Valley Cot- Mr. Strong, also a graduate of June Van Vliot Reveals of Maplewood. H. Wood Bacon PhTl«d«lphla la visiting her son- of Philadelphia will serve aa beat turn to college with him. tage, N, T.i In the Ramapo Moun- Summit High School, Is in big M in-law arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. tains. Troth on Christmas Ev« man and ushera will include Rob- ior year at Rutgers University. Robert A. Ward of New England David Ogden gave a skating $5.90 to $10.90 At a family gathering at their ert M. Ready and Robert F. Hen- avenue. home on Christmas Eve, Mr. and derson of New York City, and the party for IS couples Tuesday eve ' Formisr Fixed Price 19.95 to 22.95 MM. Sheldon I. Van Vllet of bride-elect's brother, S. Michael ning, with games and refreshments 8 • •-•-:..- Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. SUck Colonial way, Short Hills, an- hyan*. following at the Ogden horn* on of New England avenue enter- Colt road. SliM4-tolO Widthi AAAA toC nounced the engagement of their Th« prospective bride wu grad- tained at a cocktail party and buf- DR. MURRAY M. ROSS daughter, June, to Raymond E3. uated from Oak Knoll School and fet supper Sunday. Registered at the. Bsechwood • SURPLUS STOCKS Alley, son. of Mr* ajuA Mta. Ray- attended Roaemont (Pa.) College. Hotel during the holidays have WUhes) to Announce mond W. Alley of Springfield ave- Mr. Ousmer attended Plngry Mr. and Mrs. John B. Howard been Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Martin of • CANCELLATIONS nue, Springfield. i of -Tall Oak* tnte>rtalned at • «n eftgoi Br; and Mrs:-"GtasHtrgctr Miss Van'VlieC a graduate of Academy and attended Cornell eggnog party Sunday for their and two daughters of Franklin STOCK- Mlllbum"High School, ia employed University, wher* he was a mem- friends. Park Hotel, Washington, D. C; .fey-Celansse. Resj!.atcb, Laboratories* ber of Sigma Alpha Epallon.He » Ruby Kelb and Mrs; Florence Summit. Her fiance, a graduate of served three years with th« Army David Sutherland of Ithaca, NV Hayes of Wlldwood; Donald Gil- Regional High School and Drake Signal Corpa. ., will be the New Year's week- bert of New Brunswick: Miss OPTOMETRY Business College, la an accountant Miss Lyons has been entertained end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Peggy Lamb of North Dakota; with Foster Wheeler Corp., New at a number of pre-nuptlal parties Whltlock and Miss Barbara Whit- Fred Porter of New York City; and T&>rkr<' He served, 13 months with recently. A former classmut* at ock of Valley Vi«iw avenue. Ml»» Edward Prclm who Is home from On January 4th the Army during the war; Oak Knoll, Miss Barbara Wilson Barbara Whltlock is home from tolgate University visiting with of New York City, waa hostess at he Massachusetts General Hos- is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl tt 10 Beeehwood Rd., Summit, N. J. Former Student Here a-ahowcr; two Rosetnont girls, one pital at Boston where she is a Prelm. a bridesmaid, Miw Virginia student nurs«. Telephone, Summit 6-6980 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lob of Engaged to Marry Vaughn, and MUs .Patricia Henti Mr. and Mrs. Mlchae>! Forml- Boston are guests during the holi- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warfield of New York City, also tntertalned chella of Webster avenue will days at Hotel Suburban while vlslt- Hoope* of Highland Manor, N. Y., at a shower; the maid of honor pend the New Year's week-end their son, Erich Lob of Short have announced the engagement and a bridesmaid, Miss Reilly who of their daughter, Margaret War- X Glen Riddle, Pa., guest? of Mr. Hills. was a former classmate at Oak and Mr& James Van Lenn«t Boll. field Hoopea, to Robert Wilson Knoll, and Miss Harper, were Joint Mr. and Mrs. WHIard Qabel andl] Wolcott, Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. hostesses at a shower given at Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Moench, Mr. son, Robert, of Beech Spring drivel Strapless Bras Wolcott of Beaver Creek Farms, Hotel Suburban, East Orange. and Mrs. John F, Gill, Mr. and left Monday for Lake Placid for I Downlngton, Pa. Mrs. Paul Ft Tilson, and Mr. and the skiing. They will return 8un-| Mist Hoopes attended Kent Medical Secretary Mr* F. W. W. Schumann were day. - - • SUMMIT. N.J. Place School and made her debut among the aponsors of the Junior at the June ball In Philadelphia To Be Married Dr. and Mrs. Roy CnrWtlt of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Roche of Holiday Dance at Canoe Brook in 1947. Mr. Wolcott, Hotchkisa Country Club Tuesday evening. Blucfleld, W. Va., were registered in BLACK, WHITE and TEAROSB School alumnus, waa with the Green Village road, Madison, have at Hotel Beeehwood while visiting American Field Service In India announced the engagement of th*lr Mra. d» Qarmandi*. of Califor- their coujins, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. during the war. He ia a junior at daughter, Kathleen, to Robert L. nia has been the holiday gutet of Naramore of Beverly road, during Cleverly designed to really stay up, gtve jot tiie Murphy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Princeton University and a mem- Dr. Oeorg* Converse of Hotel the holidays. Mrs. Naramore's loveliett curvet ImagiiiAble knd mike your tlnwil#tf> ber of thj Cottage Club. Murphy of Mendham, Beeehwood. mother, Mrs. Carl Dahlqulat of ML«M Roche is « graduate of Bay- Chicago, who has spent Christmas lew govvni to enchanting. Yearly Holiday Party ley High School, Morrlatowrt, and Dr. and Mrs. CharlM H. Hon«ts hero, will, return home Sunday Drake Secretarial School, and is of ArtM^rllle, N. C, sJf* regirtered when Edward Naramore, Jr., leaves Given by Business Firm a medical secretary at the Sum- at Hotel Suburban during the holi- for the University of Iowa, where Elmer N. RInhart & Co,, real mit Medical Group. Mr. Murphy days. They bad aa their Christmas he Is a senior. Cadet Richard Perry estate and construction firm. 10 graduated from MorrUrtown Wgh gueat* their son-in-law and daugh- of Denver, came from West Point Bank atreet, held an annual "open School and served 3% years In the er, Mr. and Mra. Charlt* E. C&ne to spend the holidays as the gttest house" Christmas party Thuradey Navy. He la an employee of the of Chatham. of the. Naramores, night. Mi*, and MM. Rlnhart acted New Jersey Bell Telephone Oo. tt MorrLstown. an, Ch«rlP« St«»w vliltlna* Miss Ellen Peck, m. r«ald#n «rt, Jr., «t Glen Gardner. ftt th« Beeehwood Hotel,

SAVE 25% OR MORI OF OIL! .1 FIRST NATIONAL FIRST CiSS WINKLER Home Improvement Loans at 5% Discount IP*females «h i WM«M tang* ef eUs-efta ffte f-to-bum •*»•//«/••-•!» with tSKSl Off AIM Amount Youftamfve f«« • M9, Wlnhlet «4v«nM A\r.stm "OffM NIW YIAW DAY" THE SUMMIT HiKALD, TWtSPAY, BECfMlER JO. >„- POt SALE USfOCARSPOtSAif PUMOW) AJVtAJSitS LEOiX mwrnmaam AL DUawnd ^MUIMH, 8tda« it. tet. l«ttT £* VJT3». 71* niX tfp* ptaop. m. also <*t*i_*i ALWAYS l (Marfcat); takt aL t*AK OaOJNASCK «UbU*bis< CLASSIFIED •ad fcia«i. MW aad us#d far Mte J Court o* tba Oty of at raai *• tbt moath aiarriatowo •• 1M1. KEEP IN MIND I&aXWSLL UB8TES. JB BABY (nag good condition MOO South WANTEOTO tUY • • M*** : December UK. 1M« - O %-mm, ; ' THE FAMOUS HOLIDAY ooU«»(ir will buy a«oiogtc*l UPRIGHT plaao. Hi. C«U Summit I, WlHuua a CUsos, City Clerk t£ Old tie Cuy of SumiEit, 4a hereby certify ' MOTORS ti*t ta# £«Mgei&g otdlasnee was duly < -i CLASSIFIED STORY * CLAKK splflat. Fall *»* •dopteA by lilt Caramon Council of pU&o MaJtog-Bjr finish, tllw tt»w. t*ld City at a regular meeting held o*> Adranteia*, W«J b* i&awttd in au su of t&s cawtpapttrt u*t*4 b*tav MJO. South Ores*t >-40tt. or SemU» HOME Of »Oolatiw* old aa»«Iopa» CU R««*oc«ble Chatham 4-5127-J road, WaatfiaW. !»• • •••:••• "" CA&B WITH OBbEB- WURL1TZEH piano small Spinet » WHfRf SO ORA.VOt BfiCO&O SUKHIT 81BAJLO exceUtnt condition beaut If ui toot AKTIQOTS, Puratt c&iaa. ! ••<••* FOUND So, Or aod finish. Call, after « Pit. Wm- Copp«r t fteld 2-6611, QUALITY AND ArtftU* 8ortJa«fl«ld. abort Btilla t> , POUND—INart nee kite* South Ormja SPRINGFIELD SUM 2M2>W Wit bur and aaU. W« alao > anXiJT ..Bo- Or 3-J253 Millbwo «-UT« BABY Ora&d piaoo Kraolsh-Bach buy «»t»ta«- ' ' !: ExceUftu instrument. m*hoaar»y. FAIR DEALING REIGN . *JE HA THAU CO UfLlZR Tm SHOUT-HILLS IT DM •425. Or. Keney, South Orangt J- WI PAY CASH for your UMd (uxiU- Af ARTtf iNTS TO LIT . _fcu# ,/a 6-I2.JO tun tniiqutea. stlvtr. booka. ortc-«- 43 NORTH PARK ST. brae p*lntln«a. worka of art. ttt, UVINO. bwiroaai, kitchen, iiiowar S:.•;•* ot e.-,„•.» i& copy oiust be fiven afi»r firit Insertion. Typagrapnieal roam ;O1 prttate. Bent 185. EUter- SILVKRTOHZ disc reorder sad radio; ftcx-a ATjcrioft BOOMS mem- Chathaai 4-2443 er,o;» set tilt tsuit a? tne adteruser *u) &• adjusted oj oca f'« tnsartloo OS pickup, pre-amp and micro- EAST ORANGE •3 Bsimnr AVX ALL COPY MUST BE IN BY 8 P. U. TUESDAY ! RCAphone, ,Vleia Besr t consoloffer. e Summiradio; t walnut > We wtU IIUT yovi attic contaCM> zoom uftrtz&ast eiclu- v OR*n9t J-7I0S u» Wlilburn Oaxden Aputmtsts. :•*• finish; good condition. Summit i 1K9T PSZCES PAED January lat to March lat, South Or* 2-8303. HELP•* -WANTED—f*mol> FOR SAU for Chin*. Silvere,, fUfurtnaafUfurt; WEti fORD '.tH C^ub coup*, radio, goad of t'Uem, Ms,Anprste Atel fl*«l la for aoml- CENTRAL business apartment, i room* condition Haw ear arrival rcaaoa naJ fee The* Oinatuttinatuttl Art dchanM IAISB setter puppies ThiM month* 313 MUlbum Afcaoa UlUburn l-lf« sad bath. Call Su S-OSffl-J or wrtt» BltrifCI.ES—eh*!a d jsei. trlcjele* old of the ramous for acHlng. Summit tfsre J Box S3, co Summit Herald. Raleigh Eagiuh lag Wblppacy 8-02M 6:30 P. U. . bicycin. . boa^bt.1 STANDARD gaut* lionet automatic FIVE roomi. §150, JurnUbed or un- id d P 43 M l S«nUt, 3 yeara old. DEPENDABLE USED CARS •vttctiea, bumper traeka and other furnished, excepilonal. Box IM, -c/o ATTRACTIVE JOBS gUarantwd to rida and drt*a Will •quipmens. If reaaontble. Cbatbaai Summit Herald. MJUourn, Ui 6-«44 burn 43J HENSCHEL8 4-5437. »:iil 28-l&ch.-eompl*:a- IDEAL modern 1-roora apartment; IN SUMMIT OIRt'9 2«-Sneh CANARIES for sale, good ctngera from 457 Centra) A»*, Orang*. H 3 IF reiicisned Call Short Ul!lt 7-2TU. K PAY hUheat caah price* for any- private kitchen »nd bath- Hot -water ptitst wlnalnj atoc*. Alio cagea. 1938 PACKARD. 2-door (cdan PrlTaUlf thing Antique*, china. ulT*r. bric- and heat »uppll«S. Butlneat couple. K1WANIS PRESIDENT-Bryant W. Griffirt, U1RL 3 21 ' •*o-*h»eier bike, iOCKl Peter Van Krooaenburg, is* Wblte owned Excellent eondtttnn «7»J a-brac p#4rttjfftn. rufa. -Tour attic Su 8-3M3-J. second left, ia shown being congratulated by Wilii*m"f»* FOR Oak Ridge Road, * Short Hllli, SB SO 3-0879 eontanta our »p«rt*lty a ""'" t-t>ndtUon Caioavilie J-JEftJ t-2503-J. i SUMMIT ACCTIOM ROOMS top floor, private home. Adult. Morristown, Kiwanig lieutenant-governor. IKS POSD two-door. On* prt»at* 47-4» Summit A**. heW Hotel Beechwood. YOUNG WOMEN X—CLOTHI.NQ owner. S609. SuuMi Onmga I-«4». aiTmmlt 9-111* GRAY tweed cdat. fur collar aad fur! SERVICES OFffRED large miuen* size 10 Blue iu.lt. aiie t 3TAKB truck body. «zt ft., r*u CHALS drlv* bicycle. good eoadltloa. ind heat; _ (Photo SUMMIT TRUST CO. CamtU rsslr sSirv. AU for *23 MilJ- H-A—AUTOS fOII BIKX Call Su-6-4260. C«U Chatham 4-37*1 Bo* 107.' co Summit Herald. - j burn 6-1269 or Snlnet•I i- FURNISHED — Third floor, prime Herh-Driv-UR-Self Sytttm 1937 OLDSMOBILK with radio and aad reason- home, 2 rooms, bstn and kitchenette; , ,. '• .. - ! MAPLKWOOD Tnrtjt Shop-used clo:h- P»*i«Tiger cars and trucks to hire. heater. Ulllbura 8-40X1-J. Frank Oliv» to R«op«n «ity of Virginia u* a^ Has tall time po&Uons opt'IV . ;nsr, bamehold mid**, oric-s-orac. J Prank Connor,' IQC Llcenwa 1943 LINCOLN 13 ardan. All %ceta- admitted to the .\w toys nought and *Oid:. or on con-- DRU'D IT YOUR3ELP WANTED to buy, Diamonds, Colored j monthly. Call Madison 6-0983. for young women (from the g ^ Sprmgtie'd Ave.. ! tSaORANCE PROTECTION aoriei. Over drift 10,900 miles. Ex- Law Office in Summit 19^. He r««jd« at : 1 (1 Plan* St.. corner Junes 8t cellent condition. Short Hills 7-2809. Stones. Gold .Jewelry 1and Watches, i tJHSISHa) apartment from January Summit area* who are High; sou:. ) .Or*n«e S-367* Sawartc. N J ^ HTJ S-ajOO Authentic Appraisals. JEAN R i 1 to May 1 Chatham 4-2355. road. 1 1937 OLOSMOBILE with radio and TACK; Certified Oemologist, 7J Frank W. Olivt, forraesr Summit • i •»!» i T.fXEOO, new,, site 41. and TWO rooms, kitchen, refrigerator, heater. MiUburn .(M9U-J. » Years. U "Wiillara 8t. Jiewsrk. K. J lawyer, will reopen office* for the, •^ graduates. With StenO; ciouftle blasted .bm .ness suxts, cm- semi-private bath. Convenient to Virgil . •oiii made. Ciii evenings, Chatham KRED 9TENOEL. CAHPENTER: genera! practice of law at WEtoech- 1948 LINCOLN 12 aedac. All aecw- PINO-PONO table.' regulation sir*. bus »nd station! Write. Hammond, 1 Ohio, was tie Chris graphic training, I 4-T73S. repain alteratlona. screen*, cabi- soriea. Over driTe 10,000 mile*. Ex- C»U MM. Kennedy. Chatham 4-4334 P.O 33. Summit, K.i. wood road on January 3. Mr.Oltve net! «tc Let me do your »m»l) cellent condition. Short Hllla 7-2808 house gucit of Mr and WRITE OR PHON'E ORAT cloth ft*,:ed roar. *'iz« 12-53; ]otM or »ny job C*l! UNlonvlUa closed his office here several ye«rs d Mr, ,, >,>.. perfect conditloc, reatonable Sum- FURNISHED ROOMS don Anderjon and M153 Xar.c, i. SUMMIT 8-006: •nit «-7398 Jr8632. 1273 Orandvlew Af«lt Onion. 1S41-BUICK aedaaette. original owner, LOST agro to join the Federal Bureau radio and heater. Call CaldweU «• FURNISHED room, good location to GEORGE OSSMANN 0M8 or Su 6-ISOO DOCS — CATS — Sea Summit AnlmaJ of Investigation. During the war YOUTH'S tuxedo. e«ce.H«nt. quality. I Welfare L*»gu« notice toclal pac«. Springfield Call Mil g-OTKi-M. he served •with the American Red ' «!5 Call after 5 PM. Summit I CARPENTRY BELL LABORATORIES S-o:»T-M - 8S Elm Street, " " Remodeiing, Repairing. Cublnet Work. '39. PON'TIAC club coupe. MM. Call Summit Herald If your dog ta tost. Cross and later resumed hU law COOKS, first ticsor. general. • maids. (_~ Chatham 4-3748-R DESIRABLE, clean, well fu^ STATE OP siw walweases,- nursemaid*-, couplaa. " Recreattoa Roorria and But. SAVINGS account book 3723 of Inves- roomi. In w«l msnsged bouse Park- practice at East Or&xgt. Department of coots, butlers. Top paid' Ne" R.^' ' son *: The First National Bank *aM«- Call la pftson Singer car* for it? Instrument will b« | waUet, with large sum of AN ORDINANCE Do Hereby Certify xttz •-» sr.z "•••- &*«;:.§ Sfwtiln* Company, 1028 tress, good condition, $10. Call Sura- IS—tXECTRICiL tuned and kept in good condition' moaer left in Walter's Bargain «v> .• i'Orange Av«..-Newark mlt 6-2W0-J: • in return for use of plaao by adults, J CEMETERIES Deration did, on tae £»;:?•--«=••- *-j\ ELECTRICAL lrutallatlom repaired. feor#' M,ple St Wednesday eye- AN ORDINANCE to Further Amend irn of December. 1MJ. m ^ -_ .... * , L. Parall, Jr., • Perry Place, Spring- three or four houra a week. Bos iO3, : „]„. , aj. rinder please call eve- t T Jor one d»y'» work weekly; 12-P1ECE walnut dihlnii room suite -«, Summit Herald.' I Dec OREENLAVW MEMORIAL PARK OroHnance Entitled: "Zoning Ordl- I du!r executed snd i;tes:ed ,r" ; c > jining and Ironing, references R<***o.? }-..-•:> suite Wf»ui«iid 2-8677 »—FLOORING Memtter—National Cemetery Asao. j Approved: ; holders thereof, which =i;i :;.';.• lit -7WORKER*] two days weekly; linist. Classical music only. Sight district. R«wsrd. Call Millburn 6- w 1 1 •KXMAR Floor Maintenance Floor Short UUla T-2823 .- 1M4-R i - • HOMaajOIJ* "I :T —»TM*- the: - recant "or "T^.f" '; :5-••";;"'. ii' BenijUt.". .. *•• .....--.. Uajjar ,../?...y»r .f.oxeiT. , Ing in rwidentlal work. Essex 2-12*4. Dated December 21st. IMS. ' office as proTided. tr -.-.-, ll Call South Oranj* 2-8770 FLOOR 8ANDINO AND I. WlUiajJi-K. Gllson, CUK Clerk of 1 JW TESTUIOSY G >rRAL housework and cooking, for PTNISHINO the City o* Summit, do hereby certify . hereto set Fr.a,i •» 8-4 p m, M ReJerencea 8HEER20 Beater rpat. fl.»« strip* t ESTABLISHED 1»» that she tote going, ordinance JJM r3J size •12-14. " beautiful* cbhditiori'.'i HESS POWELL "Hilly pissed'""by" the Cornnion Council (SEAL) tOS. this 5tT»-:f«-;h iij KnutM Or»nij« 2-9466. Mil. C-O084-J of said Cltv at a regular meeting held December. A D "::* *.?..*;« HELP WANTED—Md. CLASSIFIED on Tuesday evening, December 21st. nine bualrti »r.i f-r.*-ti;st. __• PF.RSIAN Paw coat, 7 8 letifth. al» I «A—HOUSECLEAMNO man. fuii or part tlrm, for j H-16. Perfect condition Wry rea- ' WILLIAM R OILSON LLOi'D 3 lfAB«H -.•*Mpplfi$ room »sd g»n««r«l work' »onabl» South Orsngg 2-9441 • j. WALLS CEHJNOS. R0Q8 AND City Clerk. M'.at b*"""V#raatU#. Call Summit UPHOLSTERY 30 Fees:—$2 40 »—HOt'SKHOLD GOODS Cleaned by maehin* RIAL fSTATI FOR $AIE RIAL ESTATE FOR SAU RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE f.-3Hi_ ' _• THB WALLMASTER WAT "PART Has* pojitloa open for reliable COLORED BATHROOM 8ET8 for Im- So mnu. streaks, odor or nolw 1—SUMMIT •O-SHQRT HILLS man between the a sea of-4t to 55. Hdlt deliwry. Call ORanga 4-332S for eatlmata Cill Su 6-6700. ext. 30«. >• WILLIAMS. NEW YEAft SPECIALS CAN* YOU USE A CHARMDJG BUSINESS mi HOME SEEKERS made to order; choice of At CKNTBALLT loclted bungalow 117,500 LITTLE 3-ROOM GUEST HOUSE, Help Wanred Mai* and Ftmul* PORCELAIN and ttaiaiesa steel drain- * Maplewood. 4-BEDHOOM, 2-bath Colonial 122,500 SEPARATE AXD APART FROM { LAROE older home— board itnki, all size* J8A—tAXPSCVK OABDEKINQ CHOOSE AN ATTRACTIVE. WELL BUILT j DIRECTORY N. J STATE EMPLOYMENT BATHROOM ACCESSORIES In porce- ra.oderr.lied .. $20,000 lain, chrome snd luctte LAS'DSCAPr-Osrdenrr. M o d a r at a MODEHS 3-bedroom residence *16,5O) 4-BEDROOM, 3-BATH MASTER; SERVICE 2-FAAOLY ceatrslly located $13,500 BOKiHT AND SOLD MASON CONTRACTOR MEDICINE CABLNETS with fluores- price. Top aolt tmeklng Call Su. YOUR HOtyE IN SUMMIT RESIDENCE? A MOST SATIS-j cent lights. Ttn ibove listings have been care- ANTIQUES JOSEPH DE LUCA Springfsdd and Woodland Avenuea PEARL toilet teats: 1J colors fully selected as outstanding buys. FACTORr FINANCIAL AR-1 Please contact this office for compre- Mason Cbntmcto.' Summit, N". J. Su 6-6616 MtTtTIPUr LISTING NO J*4 RAXGEMENT CAN BE WORK-1 GEORGES AUCTION ROOMS Three bedrooms, two tiled btths henslra details. Brick and cement a-ork pitch- LANDSCAPE SERVICE tiled kitchen, lavatory and breakfast &3 Summit Avenue SUPPLY CO. TREE WORK - PERMANENT DRIVES OBRIG, Realtor ED OUT FOR THE PURCHASE I ing or any kind of rrmaz NO FEES CHARGED 88 OlFNSIDE AVE 30 6-69M-R nook; recreation room, automatic Summit 6-0996 100 Rrate 29 Hlllild. heat; two-car attached isrsge with It Ujplt gt. 9P. «-O435-5B^-7324 i Qp BOTH. DEPENDING UPON!. 47 Michigan Ave. 'Summit HILL CITY"THEE EXPERT oterhead door* For immediate sale. THE AMOUNT OF LAND YOU SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS Male andrFe'mait Help iupplied to Sli.SOO. 110.000 wiU handle SERVEL 4 en. ft, gst refrigerator; up- TUBS PRUNIKO FOR MEN ONLY 47-49 Summit Avenue MOTOR STOKERS Employers'. Profeaiiona!, eommer-i to-date, good condition, $40. • Call DESIRE. PLENTY OF TREES, DOMTNTCK CAMPA SU. 6-I553-R A NEW YEARS RESOLUTION Telephone Summit-6-2111 cisi, skilled and unskilled appli- Madison 6-2O«-J. If I don't otrn my own home, I'll SHRUBS AND FLOWER BEDS. EASTERN FUEL COMPASTT cants placed in jobs. I »—MASON-CONTRACTOKS SEE ANY buy one If them U a mortgage on my TO INSPECT, PHONE EASY »pln-dry w*»hlng machine Ex . home. Ill buy "Mortgage. Insurance," 233-239 Broad Street u _l_ j fHlent condition Bargain *30. Cali I JOSEPH Rudisi. Maaon-Contractor. so tfast if I kick off., tlia fsmlly will PAUL S. TICHENOR, Realtor AFPLkAXCKS Summit «-000« DRUG Ork. Sot re«t.itered Ms!« or j Shut Hills 7-3782 ' atone, brick, sidewalks. All type SUMMIT I concrete work. 8U «-1261-J. really ru*e a home, NOT a mortgage. Bh. Hills 7-2931, ET«. SO. Or 3-»l32 :»siic. App!">' Kaljer s Pharmacy Stontag* Insurance costs vtr? little. EASTERN FUEL COMPANY Miilharn 6-2C30. Send ytrar age, amount and term of PLfMBING. HEATING k AUTHORIZED DEALERS. Worthlcg- Ifr-MISCELLANEOI'S REALTOR 81-TraiPPANY 233-239 Broad SHEET METAL WORK SODA foijarain c;ier»tor Mai* or fe- your mortgage and we will glre yofu ton pumps, air cornpreasors. Bture- csaet figure*. WHIPPAJrr ASD HANOVIB '-•i'» Appiv st "Kilsers Pharms.C3t. »ant biowera. Westinghouae, Cen- CONCRETE Summit 6-0008 JOHN R. CBOOT * SON tury, fj s Electric motors; com- READY-MIXED TOE RICHLAND CO., - Somes, choice horns sites, acreage, plete stocS pump*, air compressors TAKE TIME TO SEE THIS Resltan and Insurer* 235 Morris Avenue EMPLOYMENT WANTED puileya. motors, r»n». blowers, unit COMMONWEALTH AUraetite Center Hall Colonial. in , 41 ifsplt Street Summit 8-7010 THOMAS A. ROGERS BUILDING MATERIALS Summit 6-OtS5 good section: convenient to station. >' time. Elderly heater*, Ughtint plants. Ras engines. CONCRETE 00. 10, Whlppany. WHlppanj 8-10(0 B# 3? SITTING any Fairbanks. Moore and Goulds well Prompt aimce — iflgh Quaiitr Pour bedrooms, t baths on Snd floor,.{ 'I" STEPHENS-MILLER CO. witb chllOren pumps, a pump for every need; alto Oil hfat. 3-car garage Owner noting. • ^-CHATHAM WANTED TO RENT RADIO * RADIO REPAIB1>*6 gO 3-S0 il CALL SUMMIT «-7lT7 Aska te2.500 for quick »a!i>. . I 38 Rusaell Pl«c« automatic electric water heaters '• TEACHER. 5 y.esrt in Summit schools. SUPREME RADIO ISMCtJreia want* work Oner*l Electric Equipment Co.. 113 i GLE^»OAKS AGENCT. R«altor*t THE NEW YEAR . w1f» ana pown daughter, ne*d four Summit 6-0039 1 Mulberry' street. MI J-502» ; STORM SASH SALES SERVICE do horse. Will c»n tot sadde- 40 B^echwood Road S'janmi? i-»JS * in bigger sad better homes, i or flTe rooms. " Phon» Stimanlt er. Caiontill* 'J-W5-M Screens, combination doors, screen and i •with leas e«rt to you. See for instance t M469-M 329 MorrU Ave. Su' *:-« *—MISCELLANEOUS combination porches, screens rewired I the superb craltsmsrulilp of this half CABPENTEKS A BUILDERS HAVWO LAUNDRY TBOtlBLE? and repaired, CAN YOU MAINTAIN I brick front home. Sis rooms; to*fly GARAGE or parking space for car. HOUSE RECOED -• Call Char'e\h Home Lsundryv.-Summlt OVERHEAD GARAGE DCORS Meir R.B.- station Call collect El- Remodeling—Repair*— RADIOS PLAYEB3 «-**&£.' Referencra, premp*. rrliabl* HELLER SCREEN AND A HOMEY AND GRACIOUS picture Window in Urge lining room dorado 5-7Q4*. Manhattan. »*•:-.•• OIJ: (l *;r ft»r 5 p rn 120.000 to **5.00Q EDWIN C. BURR :"••«) exp'rltnsed, 33» Springfield Ate SU. «-MM-\m : PERFEX 55, perfect condition F-Ji IMMEDIATE POSSESSION QARAOB space for one car In CAMERAS * PHOTOGRAPHIC RADIO .) • *tr rir small i t»ns, case and ftl;«n, MO. Also R*di. Intjwction weleom* By appointment j field section or flclnlty Short Bill* ,.i--r. in ^cfs O"»!.!;?, Maple- i craph felatln duplicator. compSete." MOVINO—STOBAOE. reaaonable: re- 20-KADI8ON ~" 7-3973 SUPPLIES 29 Chestnut Ave Su * M.r.tt T:I. i'' ttii>. dummlt. frigerator* moved, piano hoist. Dally home, fin* neighborhood: t trips to N Y C LIBERTY 8TOR- HE^RT. Realtor \ living room with fireplace; dining f j GIRLS' white sho« ice ikateii s-Te«~ir AOE CO Ma t-OM Night* Kt«*i Rstabtished 1914 ; room; modern kitchen; 3 bedrooms; THHEE-four room apartment for "wt" EASTMAN'S ROOFING ! «*:x! rendition Call Su-6-1289. 3-6789 tiled bath; insulated; storm sajih, erao. wife nnd child Csll STJ « 3M Springrfield Avenu« LARRY MAY II Msplt Street Summit «-lWt ] screens; awnings: hot water heat, OARAOE near cent«r of Springfield. —. , — ______! Crtl Mlllhurn 6-1073. Summit 6-3900 35 Map',« Street (R**ri OLKNSIDK AVI. 80MMIT, POR SAiK gas; lot SOUK; 1-car attached ga- an '6-W54-R rarea , ov«bt»" d" doom ' ; price 115.500 KXECTTnVTE wants thr*« bedroom Pbone Su. «-53K DOCTOR'S oppoRTimnnr A J. MARMAN A StDN, Realtors lions* Do»-n«t»irs lavktory In Mill- CARPET A RUG CUEA^INfl HOCKBT Skat«i boy« LIORT TRUCKING Beautiful 8-ytar-old brick colonial. 1- PiO>S COSSTRVCfioS 'CO b - -EWORK-Woa.an and husband r hard-to* $lt» 2» Orttn Madison burn area. Preferably to rwu Will I 'T*ryt:il:jiC p*rtalntn< ro > * »«>xl c-.;osl50 Reply Boil 101, c o Sum- MORTGVA&I LOANS * -a*r» Boa 19, Sauta Oranst with lavatory; on Iarg« well-thru ftbet! mit H«rald. re*wtr,*S'.:»rd uut filter*.' HENRY ENSELS KDW C TTDABACK i -:•!»! HOUM clesntDg. Ironlnj. and fon)pl«t I37S fn-jce Shor*. Hills '• «IJ MORRIS f HOME OWNERS STEPHENS-MILLER CO. WASHING t>.r.o*r* i<> *trr* and rook Osy wor* A O#ror*.ting Contraetcsr. Short H!1U t-UTt or Miim\irn S-litT •* %ai far* Dinners I! an bow Sipert Colo5 r StyllniSl —F rine Offset thi higtwr eoit of living with U Ru-well Place REPAIBED C*ll Ul J TWO *c.*«' Sro*Q c»m»l h»lr coats' hanging. reduced monthly mortgage payments m Pennsylvania At*., Onion A HAPPY NEW YEAR JULrET R. McWILLIAMS Summit 8-00S9 DAVID'J FLOOD of bof% t'# tlutca tit* 5'j Souta If you are paying mors thin a 4% Unvl 3-134»__| ^ » OBRIG. Realtor Town and Country Propertits mte on vour mortg*t». Inveitlgat* our EASTERN FUEL COM3PANT Summit «-33« or SUMS.*. *•* M"Mt MADE refinancing plsn J, D McCBAT painter, papmbanmr 1! Maple St ST' , CHESTER, N. J 233-239 Broad Strwt 3tl •tyem * decorator Su 6-5J17-M !rh»n» C8t«i 3l$O0 tA- esrMtm and table ItanT V1RT »t*ractl*t six room Tious*: m* j Summit 6-00mi$ riisa ' PAINTKR and p*p*rhan(er wants work. :*—KORRISTOWN intt sak for Mr iotmton or call tt th» Mi.nviiie';iTtM Interior and exterior work Work- y#*r old. Lirtni room hu ftrvplse*. j ' T~ *N Xf.n— Laundry to to *• home Cail «—t 'h*!r* Shorn Hi;i* 7-HS«*-R Op#n *rr««n«»fWMd !f##» aw a part proptrtlw. Vtrteta «f and iMailem* JOWN II CfMTHR of trnra. with alt Oont now «t b«rliy«r«t«rti«l 1IAL ISTAft VVANTI0 Summit «-ift g job, day or twain* CaJS xtsma wjth •i.irfsf««l driT BASTEftN FU1L OOMPAfTT, Cbtlm fer AH . Butnmit ««MW Chtirth $ imm««ttat« PWDTf MAVK RTJYErUS \*m ta *he pt» ran tmum ana lot* in tmmn m-tm Bto*4 fltrwrt DwUirtftd AB* woman ycam. Mmlstowti M torn* «» 3umm ( HN companion In pl»a»*«v $23,500 «itt wsiiw " «» MMt «»|>l«woo4, Mlllbttftt, 8H»»t Hlills. Jumnalt «-O0M timm *mimttmt KMS trio ay Summit ana Chatham Kindljr t*r« mmom turn mtmr rumrtl Service Art fimr holiday d#w»f at tuna tmwa. Wpm m»Mn Summit kuuj of At- Summit High School1 a par- [cash customers in perfect grid weather. The New York Lake In two. Roots advanced to title. Tho only standout was] , thleti«Jcontljriued within one game of second place UaI prugr lm o! a I Knickerbockers, of the Basketball Association of America, are Misa Koreeu Haney. 21-y.i-ar-old j ,vith ga'.f, .T,V:imning and wre«tjing by turning back Gargiulos in two. Summit girlwho jshurtfd firwt rank- thing among'the missing, probably •letting the young fry in without charge on Saturday after- Rogers of Root's won scoring ing in the women's- doub'ea tennU because of a lack-of manpower anS I noons, when accompanied by" a parent, and that's an old honors' for the week, high single ratings of the Eastern Lavm Tenniw facilities.' Thcal bettora will tell you that Hasp ball In Doldruirw field which has been invaded by the "pesky" cameras. The Bowling League reduced to five horseracinjj was"th«j mast formfui Apart from the High School base- games December SOSlynen Delia's, 1 I televisers, on the. other hand, claim that many new fans have .of all sports. If Citation was in the ball program, diamond effort ! were the runnens-up, won two frorh. the been created as the result of their air pictures. We are in- race, then you could -pick the win- limited to the Jled.Sox entry in |he leaders. The American Legion, ner without'a qualm, H>* lost' only revived TAckawanria L«igue. Man- clined to agree with the television boys, because we have ob- New Providence Post 433, swept once all y«>rtr, ager Rocoo I»!atte w«a seldom against L. W. Baldwin Co. Kop- ONE MONTH'S CATCH OF OOON 'PELTS—Dis- here nnd Blair>town. Heading left to right: William served the initiation of many Summitites into boxing and IAH-SII Interest In Football able to field the same team in any; pera and Bryant Garage posted played last week at the Union County Park Commis- Bodenwesicr (stirnding) and Wilhelm Anderson wrestling fandom, and most of them now buy tickets for an ""Locally interest ran high in the two straight games. Too, the sup- forfeited sweeps against Sulphur sion's stables off Glenslde avenue was one month's (kneeling), both of tho stable personnel, and William Alumnf Football Club who became port of fa.ns was conspicuous by, occasional "big" fight. Spring and Ianello Dairy. Sedgle catch of 47 raccoon pelts collected by various parties Gerily, Summit ice dealer. 'Die coon dogs used in the rXinnora-up in the Union- County ita abtjence. If television isn't the cause, or part thereof, what is the Phillippi of Delia's rolled high sin- making night sorties up to an hoiir-and-a-half. The hunt, left to right, are Jane i.nd Daisy Mae, each of Football League. Considerable in- Summit Sports Club gained honor gle game of 225. catches were made on various occasions between which is valued at $300. all Still Drawing nation's turf, would deny such an assumption. It could be American Legion 20 22 Office for Optometry Bryan's Oarage 17 25 Popularity of High School bas- said that there are so many promotions that the gate has Isnrllo Dairy 10 32 Dr. Murray M. Rosa of 127 Sum* Baldwin's 8 34 SHS (lagers in Plainfield Y Tourney ketball continued unabated. At mit avenue has opened an office been spread, but there was nothing in Cleveland on Sunday Summit High School, fnrts Imd to firemen "A" Gain* Lead In the nightcap of a twin bill in the first round of the at 10 Beech wood • road for th« to distract the attention of any sporting fan. Nor is there any start going to the bleachers .short- practice of optometry. BOROUGH-Firemen " de- Plainfield YMCA's third annual Holiday Basketball Tourna- other major attraction when the New York Knicks, one of A" by Conference Start ly after-7-p.m. to procure a seat Dr. Rosa is a graduate of Sum- featlng M & M in two gained a one ment held December 22 at Plainfield High School, North at evening games. the best clubs in the BAA, take the court at Madison Square Summit High School's cagers off mit High School. Class of 1940. Ha game lead Jn Division "A" of the Plainfield's Flying Eagles scored 16 points in a second quar- Bowling had another big y«r, Garden. There just doesn't seem to be a cause—but there to a shaky beginning with two tec rally against a single deuce for Geddis Service of Summit entered Pennsylvania State Col- Borough Bowling League in De- more than 200 players participa- lege of Optometry nt Philadelphia, must be one! cember 22 matches, two-to-one wins out of four starts in non- to defeat the Hill City aggregation. conference competition will start ting in five leagiicu in this area. interrupting his studies there to decisions; were also registered by 47-#2. defense of their Suburban Confer- It was the year that gave birth servo for three y«'ars in the"Army PROMOTERS SHOULD TAKE INVENTORY GeddLs gained a 13-10 lead in the Five Aces and Junior Order "A" ence title against the Verona Hill- to the two platoon system in foot- Medical Corps with oversea* duty, over the Men's Club and Paoa Club first period but before the kitter SHS Cagers Romp Full-scale collapse of many sporting ventures, we predict, billies Tuesday at 3:30 p. m, on various.v.teams.,hav,in«|.Ufron—his ctfSclVafgcr he Teaumed could seore in tho-«econtl"ir««rrer," will be a product of-the year 1949. Weadvise promoters, " marked the'TatCeW'cdiirt.'' •"•• complete units for offensive ami j'his t-olk-go work, graduating in b the Eagles wes'e on top by 10 defensive play. It wiw the year that' March of ..this year, now, that it might be wise to take a few hitches in the belt pr Coach Nelson (Skipper) Smith's Irving of Firemen "A" chalked up points, 23-13. Buddy Gaub-pawd before tossing their honeymoon-earned money around; Verona b^ys were runnera-up to thfe" rally with three seta and a high three-game series of 524. Summit. JasL year; , in the, confer- Here are a few suggestions from this fan's corner: (1) Phillips of Five Acce rolled high foul for North Plainfield.: ence. They have been tabbed as JayveesLose FOR YOUR PLEASURE ... Iv William Schmidt Stay within your calendar season^—there are too many foot- single game of 220. the team to beat this year. Last Bill Gcddia of the Summit team Summit High's eagcrs held Abra- ball games in baseball weather and too much basketball in December Zt Standing! year Verona's outfit won the North stopped this spree momentarily by ham Clarke High School to one W. Ave. football, weather; (2) Get the two professional football h. Jersey Group I title and went to dropping in a two-pointer from field goal in the first half on the Firemen "A" 37 11 773 the corner but FYwnk Vitelll sank leagues together, National and All-America, before everyone M & M 38 12 77539 the finals of the NJSIAA playoffs. Roselle school's court Thursday Jr. Order "A" 31 17 741.8 Their overall mark .was 18 wins a foul and Al Marchio a hook shot, 1 goes into bankruptcy; (3) Organize the boxing world so P»ca Club 27 21 735.3 night —« deuco by Dick Road—aa Five Aeet 20 28 719.34 against nine setbacks. upping the pleRi\te o 0 10 Roietle (22) observers believe Tuesday's game C—Marchio 5 O. F. P. Tie in City Cage Loop Jan. 3 RCl—Brorelcttl o will indicate whether Summit is ... I- R P— st rohmengcr J 5 9 L. going any place this year In con-ltd—Vitflll 1 i I.F— Burner 1 1 4 Chatham American Legion hopes to ride back into un- Berkeley fir« Co. 16 •"•" 2 LF-Wjl»oli 1 0 2 disputed possession of first place in the City Basketball Della'a 18 ference competition. LO—Claub .1 i C --Dlxon 0 0 0 "Make your New Year Safe and Pleasant American; Asbestos M. 20 " RfW-Rond 3 0 8 Mountaineers Totali 47 LO— Dane 0 1 1 League on Monday night against the tailend Cavaliers A Ittriello Dairy 22 Sfrflcc bfi using our Service during 1949?' Eight-Ball Club 25 tnple tie for the lead developed last Thursday night when 25 r « .. n Romano Hoofing 31 Foul Shooting RF—(ufrorge Sumiiilt 11 11 15 B--43 Stirling A.C. extended two overtime cantos finally defeated Berkeley Oara|» o 4 17 10-32 RP—Ahern •« U^tiran Legion Poet 322 to the 34 ft«"Irrfp - Sterling. Uinpirfi — Nogl I>P—Bellly • n "pur r of 67-61. Ot» worked into Triple Tie for Lead l.,F~n»rr6tt» ' i r— Jack V«n Dyk*. Toronto Maple r Costs SHS. 36-33, a-O«tdki •t triple tie for* the loop lead with BOROUGH—Harry's Esso Serv- BO—Hnthnway 0 Courteous Service \ 'Ch nham end Stirling by romping Leafs Recall ice by losing two to Carlones «nd RO—Beamim 1 City Basketball the Cavaliers, 58-37, also the New Providence-Berkeley Loss to Regional l»O—Motoney t on Thursday night "Lefty" George Heights Lion* Club by dropping TotoU 19 4 42 league Stondlngi /$ Contagious" Two Extra-time Frame* a pair to the American Legion, Poor foul shooting on the part of 13 2 19 S -41 A record of 11-8 with penn«rit Summit High's cegors cost them Eagle* 10 lfl 11 10-47 Derrmber 2) RUndlngi I>gkm Pout 322 didn't go down winning: Wilmington of the Inter- New Providence Post 433, devel- Refera»™K»trin. Umpire ~8hf!lo. , W. I 38-33 loss to Regional High here Q "We KNOW Your Dodge and Plymouth Best" •'hrnn a fight Thursday night state League hM brought "Lefty" oped a triple tip for the lead of Clbii 4 Diviilo* B of the Borough Bowl- Tuesday afternoon of la.st week. Elected Froterniry Head Chatham t.<»«!lc»n 4 0 ";* regulation time ran out with Bill George of Summit back to the v 0 While each team r«gu»U-ri d 13 Erie M.' Chfmnititis of m Elm. SMrlliu- A C. - 4 2 "r!ing ami Post 822 knotted »t Toronto Maple Leaf*- The youth- ing League with Carlonw follow- ing the December 21 mntches. gtmls, the home team was miser- stret't has been elretwl tnarnhni of (iffldK Kcrvirt -, 3 3 M an H At the end of the first ful lefty, who «rved with the Lete'lon 322 Vml 1 3 OTTO SCHMIDT, JR., INC. Bill's Shell Service and the Sports- ably weak from the free shot line, Pennsylvania Fpsilon rhnpicr of 4 '•vr» five-mlnute frame, the score Army in Japan, made the jump Hillsh I)fvpr»t«( 1 iuthorixcil Denier For Dmlgm and Ply month Can and Trach$ man's Club rnarkod up two wins h.iHing the nets for only fleven out Slgmn Phi Ei)*%Hnn; miliQfiAl wii'ial 0 4 '*'+ Rgftin knotted, thli time ftt from D to B ball without trouble. 0 each over Junior Order B and the of eighteen. Regional shooter* fraternity, at Lchtgh Unlvcr»'ity.-' In the second added five- According to Chuck Ward, Rutger* S (limn S04-00 Broad Strp^t Summit 6-1665 Building and Loan. m«de 10 out of 12 free shots «md Kaiton, Pa , Cnvullera vs. Chatham . ,«nto, Stirling chalked .up diamond mentor a n d PhllUeK DMember tl standing! therein was the difference between (tdvnntagc to win finmiiy. George m«y be ready for victory and defeat. AAA thin ywr. fnrry'« Muo w. h 30 Other factors entering in con- ^t scored »t MM against the (3*orir», a gmdu*t# of Summit Aon* Ohib 15 High School, wu tha aUndby on Onrlone* 30 15 sideration included foremost the \ "Rv»U..r# to post it» fourth win in B * I, 27 ia wizardry of Ken Bdliveau, Re- starts, the school nine for throe ymm runinr Ord*r B at 24 and did mini twirling for the Sum- Ulll'it Shell in gional's stellar forward, who won RtttUni A. c. <«1) Hport«man'« Club 13 jicoring honors for thn Afternoon a. mit RHi Sox before moving up. *m#rlc»n Ltgion 10 3n5 i t with 10. Chester Cornog was the i. 0 3 L&at aprlng G«org« lmpr««w«d i © 4 Ed Sawyer, then the L**f mana- only Summit player to register a 0 1 1 ger. Sawyer flfur«d • y«*r of ten- double scoring mark and his ww» • 13 only 11, I 0 10 KOfltng would be tbi b<«t thing T i IS fm«tible,,In M (fume* *nd 178 In- Summit High (33) 97 ning* l«*t mimnw, George 1««1 a r. F. « RP MAY • . i 0 %n (iii «n KHA of 824 ip whiit U con- IF (Jnrnog i 11 P ' • i a. 9. drrrd a ''hitj(»rii( Lp«gu«," U J'ott i 4 a 1 1* D'MltitJi I 0 4 13 c a 4 During the off-iwiwn Oeorgf i» RO H*»!#iton 1 a 4 s t 11 HO nrlsby 1 0 3 9 I BHon Halt, working '« f if Ml Ktnttf 3 e 4 1 0 4 H lee*l »r5« i, py LO R*i*i 0 0 i S lnf In th* Dty B**kPtb»II L**gu«. -~ W '. 33 it 81 K«it«iwl ttIfli O 9. 9. I IB i I W M Koou« 0 IF Bfl]l»e»u 1 10 BATTERIES O Hiuith 3 0 4 < KO Murray 4 9 H 9 Hi fUhtr 0 t t a. I r. RECHAltfSED OR 31 Intuit i». SunimJt 13 19 1 1-4.1 ii RENTED tif'H'Itmal 4 It 13 ii ((- \ trlw, , »corn~-

tN,i-atoio •Ml NfflM SWIM An adult gramhoKptr wtfl t*t H* If1** Will liUn. S0.MIM own weight In about If bottffl * Mormon cricket in ahout 1« hours. -*»*•«. (Papa 111 THt SUMMIT HtKAlD. THURSDAY, DfCtMttH 10. 1f4l •»+• December thi* action wti Urmed flt4d alleging part 0* the wealth Water Oft* wa»i af Botal astdnraod win «OM of poking Review of 1948 by CM. Edward B. Twoablf, at- money wa» fciddta la Summit. A elected prtiddeat of the Cbamber bag of the catartainmant via the crowds of torney and former mayor, "A deal few weak* later « former «ity de- of Oomnwe** for iMt. The city hail tht.Nfew (Oontiaued front pare 4) waa chosen a* a "guinea pig" by that smell* to high heaven." tective revealed prefrioualy ua- or .on* othe,*£ dUrcloaed Summit police participa^ the Fllnj Council of America and Mr. Xsfar ala» ttaushad Mr. Aa- wt « roonos of while tb* minority Democrat* In mid-November Caxton Brown night apot. * tloa in the ttm daring l»& the Encyclopedia Britannic*, Film* daraog fof hi* lays! aovke to th* the WOm w& be tiffed with mem- (rinned broadly. Eighty-two per wa* reappotnted president of the : UMattleea* • Saata Clana It Coming Corp., to determine ways of fa- bers aad their guest* from 19 eent of the 9,477 voter* curt ballots Union County Park Commimloa •f Ceoatry (Mb ' iaactsaga* The' Chamber of Oommerca cillUtlng education film oft. pxm. uatU T. Iiwre will fee lte«vily tndonrtag Republican o*n- for another flve year*. Ciba's tt waa aa- aad said that his wise turned on the city'* Chrktmaa The year drew to a Gloat with muale from dictate* and the state-defeated union threw a party for the man: yvatatdar ky staff* & light* while' PTA» condemned a IS-inch anowfall and ttta city sound judgment have aeea fadis- Freddie atccfanaa'* dance band. $50,000,000 bond l«ue, agement and the United Cant' Jr. ef fUlham. preeideat VCUNEE comic books. 8t. John's Church banned sledding except oa syn- penaable to the eampatga argaa- Although tiie Veterans of For- Beionlnf "Deal" palgn wax »hort 128,312 of it* Mr. Mattfe* wfce taefc etar flac observed its 40th anniversary thetic, hill* designed and produced taattoa. eign War* aad the American Le- Council propoied to raosne part 1142,000 goal A. new chopping under the direction of the Board IS gioa have scheduled no commu- of the Bcechwood Hotel property center waa planned for Weat Santia Claus' early Dsonsber of Education. Edward C Holmes age* win aa nity affair*, various group* have to provide * through-«tre*t to the Summit at the intersection of arrival on a L*ckawaiwia atream- was elected to head tat Summit iaaawty t *y Kiaaa I. JfwriB reported that there will be many incorapleted municipal parking lot. Paa*alc and Springfield avenues. llner WM followed by an expose Real Estate Board. •fNewTerk. Joviafity Reigns private parties among 'member*. / y Meanwhile, Council with the In- The Lindbergh kidnapping trag- on shopliftings by youth*. In the Despite a petition signed by more Bar. MatrUI was far many (Continued, from Paga 11 Msunwie Lodge member* also will middle of the month Thomas. W. years general aaaaasjer ef The I More tention of widening De Forest edy wu revived with the discov* than 700 residents of the Lincoln anist, . will add charm to gather in intimate group* to *ee ery of a note found in South Plain* Coleman, Jr., general manager of School district againet the pro- Scarafft ataras aad restaurant* avenue accepted gifts of land. In Suburban Hotel's Hunt Club Room the passing of the old year. posed rezonlng of. part of the of New York. Duriag World , than the Itaay residents^ picked at ran- Beechwood Hotel property, Com- War H, he served aa aa efflee* as she play* requested aaelodies. mon Council unanimously adopted la ta« Marine Cwp* seeing The blue • and yellow dom, have exprealed their inten- IBANKRAW the amendment while rumor* flew d«ty fa UM> Paelffe tiaamter and of possible litigation against the China. , . city. (Uuwtly after tka Kew Year 0? Monthly COM, Citizen* rallied to the calls of Mr. Merrill, with Us wif e and ^' .an Personal Loini the Christina* Committee of the twa children, will tak* up re*i- Municipal Welfare Council, bos- dene* at O* atea. Amt. pltab and other institutions mak- John J. Ahern Needed Coit ing the Santa Claus legend a 9100. j16. DupemMJmg Opticim* iioeTTul reality, ageoua guidance of the campaign -200. 18. organisation through one of its 800. 18. most difficult periods with the Announce* the Opening of fug Office ui «5 FOR YOUR United Campaign highest goal tvtr sought in Sum- 400. 24. (Continued from Pa§> 1) mit With Overlook Hospital enter- at 267 Millburn Avenue, Millburn 500. 86. 630. |^» ing the Community Cheat for the Banker'* Association. Locally, he first time, the over-all goal was on the Third NEW YEAR'S PARTY U treasurer of the Summit chapter Increased by SO per cent This of the Union County Mental made it necessary for contributors THE SUMMIT' Hygiene Society and a member of to make a corresponding Increase HAIG & HAIG PINCH CANADIAN CLUB the budget and finance committee and the result was a strenuous Phone Millburn 6-4756 Next to A & P TRUST COMPANr of the YMCA and first vice-presi- campaign, which, although final Ah MEMBER FEDERAL DEPQSIT dent of the KlwanU Club. figure* are not yet available, has JOHNNY WALKER"^LABEL : INSURANCE "COUP' . V.O. New Member* at-Large • reached $120,284.89 in pledges. The Others elected were four mem* final report will be made by Mr. HANKY BANISTERvi:U HARWOOD bers^kt'targe, namely: Adplph Corradi, Mark N. Donohue, Mon- roe J. Rathbone and Arthur D. BLACK and WHITE OLD GRANDAD Schwarz. The Central Committee is composed of one representative from each of the nine member Dewar's WHITE LABEL OLD TAYLOR agencies and six members-at-large. Mr. Schwarz ha* served in thi* For Complete Satisfaction, Remember The Name! capacity for several year* while the others are newly-elected. Other member*-at-large are Woodruff J. English and John O. MacKech- nle, both of whom were former chairmen of the organization and ABE'S LIQUOR STORE under the by-law* serve auto- matically as members of the Cen- 5.12(1 (iK AMI 21 Union Place tral Committee for two year* after Summit their retirement. A. SHAPIRO, Prop. Praise* Retiring Chairman Upon taking over his duties as new chairmen, Mr. Moser paid- Free Delivery Phone SU 6-4482 tribute to Mr. MacKcchnie for his: •ervice to the Community Chest aa chairman and cited his cour-

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• * r ;*"• •r * Sevent>-six years ago the founders of Grand Cnion pledged themselves to serve the public to the best tmll llm, m flluiltoinj, ovo/lob/t •> of their ability. Each year we at Grand Union —from r vy checkertoPresidentrenewthispledge. So, weresolVe: To continue to make all Grand Union stores pleasant places in which "Bimksthe to shop. : To continue to make all Grand Union storftf pleasant places in which VER since this '49 Buick made sale allowing all charges. A nd to work. ' ' '.-•'" iti bow, we've been telling is entirely in delivering cart E we display our prices in qur to bona fide customers. you it't a buy, showroom' To continue to maintain Grand Union's reputation of having tlie In other words—you know ex- cleanest stores. We've invited you to match"i!-_ 2. NO "LOADING" OF UN- ; : "Ililiiriliy 7eiiure~and' doJiar fo?' WANTED ACCISSORII5. All buy a Buick. What you get-what To continue our low-price policy of reducing promptly retail food dollar-with anything else offered cars are delivered with acces- you pay-all the details of the to you. You can atart with the sories as ordered. We pledge deal open and aboveboard. prices when wholesale markets decline. ourselves to add no "extrai" delivered prices shown here. So we repeat: Check the price. you do not want. To continue «o sell at low prices only Grade "AA" and "A" quality Check the policy. Buick's the buy Bui don't Hop with that. Check meats and give a "backed By Bond" guarantee with every purchase. any way you want to look at it. the policy under which Buicks NO COMPULSORY TRAM-INS. •re aold-nnd ace for yourself Selling used cars is part of our To continue to identify plainly all merchandise including pre-pack- that fiuick means a better deal business. Naturally we like to aged, self-service dairy and meat products with the price per pound, aa well as a better buy! take cars in trade. But you do net weight and total price. not have to sell your car to TODAY'S Briefly, our Four-Square sales us! We will take your order, To continue to feature at low prices "pick-of-the-crop" seasonal fresh policy it this: and deliver your car, without requiring a ear in trade! fruits and vegetables. 1 NO MtlCf PADDINGI We guar- NO COLLUSION WITH "GRAY To continue to make available at low prices all popular nationally antee our price* to contain MARKITIIRS." We will not advertised brands of food products. nothing but charges that were knowingly be party to si aale standard practice in figuring of Buick cars to any in. prewar delivered priceii You To continue tb introduce new shopping innovations such as the dividual who operate* in the * Food-O-Mat. the Meateria and Express Checking Booths. receive an itemized bill oC "gray market." Qtir interest To continue to operate our food markets in such a way that we may do bur bit in helping our customers enjoy a Happy and Prosperous BUICK DILIVIRID PRICK NeWjYear. (Ml PAHU ASOVI At RIOMT) „_.- SPICIAL IIRIIS 4$8 S-thor Srdamt UitSM 41 4 Door Srtian MM9

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->,/•• 1 Franklin Plao* Summit, M. •• *taf "... •VH8? SUMMIT HERALD UCON0 SfCTtOM II Food Prices Down Terror for Younger Set Notch Last Month Summit Schoolman Would Have SaysStateReport For the- fourth consecutive Schools on Year-Round Basis taotith, th* average retail price of S2 essential food commodities the BV JOHN COA D New Jersey housewife buys showed a drop, reports the State Depart- ' If Joseph P. McCtelka, ment of Agriculture. According to Summit High School nodal "New Jersey Farm and Retail science teacher had hia ray Pood Prices," issued monthly by about it, secondary school the department, the JJew Jersey students would attend housewife during November paid year-*round. 1,15 per cent less for food than is This is not, a* tomi October, might think, a plan devised only The November food pric* #ntdy to keep high schooler* out of rals- according to D. T. Pitt, statistical | chief during summer month*. supervisor, reveals, that the av- j Rather it U the result of serious erage retail price of necewary consideration by an educator w^o food items in NewJersey was 2.7 is concerned with improving stand- per cent higher than in November ards of public school eduoation. one year ago, and 12«8 per c*nt MeOieUan, a »oft-spoken, gfey- above the August 1939 price, bur- j ing schoolman, argued last week irig November, the purchasing .; thf*t th»- "prec*-pt of the current value of the New Jersey food doi- | school year dates back to the hors« lar was placed at 44.6 cent*, and buggy day* when school chil- against 45.8 cents November at dren did farm chor«« in th« sum- year ago, and $1.00 in August * mer months and went to schof^ 1999. •'•*•'• in the winter when there WAS littl* A Few Advance* : to do on the farms. Reductions in ' the price* of j "Those days ar.e-past," he told meat, dairy products, eggi, fats UJ. "Now more and more !• ex- and oils, cereals and bakery pro- pected from tht school systems by ducts and sugar and sweets r«- the public .There -just Isn't tlm« 1 .suited in lowering the average in the school year as it is let up oost of food products during No- now to do a complete job."' ! ventber. On the other hand, alight Home Turns Over Functions I idvanee* were noted for canned The home, he stated, is turning \VHEN SNOW i» forecast, adults often become disgruntled because i fish, fruits and vegetables, and over mor« of its-functions to tlut Jersey Trains of the disruption In their daily routine. But for the younger fry it's beverages and chocolate, schools, functions such aa recrea- joyBUs time as ia attested to. by the picture* above. Renter, Christine Many Anniversary , Comparing reports of the paat tion, vocational training, even Stretch Across Davies. Summit, age 5, looks as if she might be about ready to pelt two months in a breakdown of the preparation for marriage, and someone with a snowball from her snow mountain, Left, Norma Briggs. Dates This Month average retail prices for individ- "with tt\ia condition it's logical State 3 Times Maplewbod, also 3 years old, demonstrates her pitching arm, while at New jerseyans uncreated ity ob- ual" commodities, the survey indi- that school should b« an around right she romps around her stacked sled. •$. . "\ cated that in Novernber as com- the year project. If all the trains .serving' New serving historic anniversaries will find mor« than one a Week in pared with October, meat items! "It's my thought," h« said as h» Jersey daily were stretched out. December, in addition to the were 3.2 per cent lower. Beefj puffed slowly on a cigarette, "that end to end, they would reach world-wide celebration of Christ- cuts were 2.77 per cent less, with the school year should be divided ' •across the state from New York mas and New Years, according to decline* ranging from about -1.1S into four quarter*; Fall, Winter, CATCHING UP tents per pound for round steak Spring and-Summer. The summer tn Philadelphia three times—or ths list of local events compiled to 3.5 cents per pound for sirlosn session of course would b« shorter more than 300 miles. .'WITH v ' by the New Jersey Council, State Department of Economic Develop- steak. Pork cost the New Jersey than the other three; perhaps A housewife 7.32 per cent less and IT WOl'LD MEAN shorter summer vacation.* for high school students With these facta, th« New Jer- ment. six weeks' session. veal outlets were 1.24 per ctmt if the public schools should ever adopt the plan urged by a Summit sey Council, Department of Eco- The first regular newspaper in social science teacher. His plan would divide the school year into four "This would make oourss matter nomic Development, dramatized THE WORLD the State, "The Xew Jersey Ga- cheaper. Cuts of lamb, cost the | quarters .Fail .Winter. Spring and Summer. a flowing of continuous learning rather.than abruptly breaking off the importance of railroading to By GREGORY HEWLETT zette," was established in Burling- New Jersey shopper 0.53 per cent less during November. Roasting the subjects at the end of a semes- New Jersey life, on tht heels of ton oh December 5, 171 years ago. No laggard at any time during its 366-day career in Almost 40 years earlier, Casper chickens followed the trend, being ter, td pick them up again threa announcements by Governor Dris- providing newsworthy developments, the year 1948 comes Wlstar had 6et up the first glass- quoted during November at an A Piece of Your I months later. We really would fioll that a vast program of transit [ to an end this week with a continuation of exciting action works at Alloway in Salem average of 59.74 cents a pound 'Kirl H. ruizer. Psychologist have an articulate public if this improvements will get unde..._., r way and with strong promise that it will bequeath the same County. compared to 60.74 cents a pound New Year's Day does not mean a New Year. It does year 'round p!i»n were adopted, "There i.in't a teacher in th# next year. kind of tempo to its predecessor. Among the modern "birthdays"- in October. As a group, meat was not mean that a spotless white page lies before* us, ready early !TJ the month Is the anni- 8.41 per cent higher than in No- to make or mar as we will. busine.s."i who wouldn't admit that Since early in 19th century There was action at all levels of vember 1047 and 160.5 per cent he would be able to do • better community, life during the year's Australian delegate minced no versary or the opening.of the Lin- To the New Year we bring the very virtues and vices when the Carnden and Arnboy coln Tunnel In 1937, and tho organi- above that of August 1939, job of educating if he wert ftten last days, but as has been the words; he called the Dutch action Other Decreases which formed our old year. The sheet is darkened before more time. Railroad was organized, New Jer- case so often throughout the year, zation of Jersey Boy« State in "worse than what Hitler did to the Eggs were quoted thu Novem- we even slart on it. The snow "Take my course for instance." sey'« railroads have grown by events on the international scene 1846. Netherlands in 1&40." ber at an average price of 91.67 that fall* in a city is gray as it we could resolve that we have" he said referring to th# Problem* took top billing for importance. New Jersey earned her right to leaps and bounds. Today the Flnii cents a. dozen as compared ..with eom«» through Ihe soot-laden at- h«d. enoujih. .ot... tile.... inadequacies in American Democracy class The scene shifted slightly, but the third star from the left top : State' leads th« nation in miles of In Tokyo, meanwhile, U. S. Army 1 93.69 cents the previous month, ni6#ph«t», o'ur'new-vyear u shad"-" which he teaches. "W« should b« row , on our American flag when, and crippling frustrations of our remained in the Far East. The authorities wrote a grim sequel to ft.jteclio*...of• 24S- per cent: Egg*] able to tttke-mcnr titltt trip* th«M railroad track per square mile of sm- •Dacomber-~-16,~Wi—ye«r&"Kga; spot ..this, lime was mysterious the'111-fated*attempt'* of" the were 2.5 per cent above the, No sum* which wt retain forthwith take stops to correct wo ar«? able to now under the pres- Indonesia, a trouble zone since the she followed Delaware and Penn- fro Japanese to conquer the world- ve-mber 1947 average and 142.31 "> the old them. ent net up. And in the matter of Every day more than 300 freight defeat -of Japan as the result of sylvania in ratifying the new Fed- toe hanging- of Former Premier per cent more than in August R»'«ofutson* alone do little good, ! January Flrot ia one of the vim- visual aids I take what I get. Sure* the age-old battle, for independ- eral Constitution. and 1,000 passenger trains travel Tojo and »ix of his gang who were 1939. because th«>y fa:" | lest of these three hundred and ly, if given more time, the student* ence. Freed from "the hold of the New Jersey governors William over the State'i 8.132 miles* of convicted of nigli crimes in ttoe During November," the New to r«x>gnsie«ind j hixty-flv« New Year's Day* to take would have a greater understand- Japs. Indonesians have fought for Paterson, born in 1745, and Wood- track. More trains Mas the Penn- war. As in Q»rtn»ny, ths sentence* Jersey shopper paid 1.88 per cent clear up the that necessary first step. It Is ing of ths course, because teachers freedom from Dutch, jrule. rowWilson, born in 1856; «ele- sylvania Railroad's Union Tower were" taeted out not merely to pun- lese for fats and oils than sh« did causes'of the un- '.traditionally the time for it;" it could do a more adequate• job- brated birthdays in December. 1 at Rahway each day than any The "new look" in international ish individuals, but to nerve notice in October. The drop in this com- wanted habits. I«. l»hs a dramatic appeal which may "" "From the teacher's standpoint Patereon has boon classed among affairs, and in the philosophy of for all time that international modity group was attributed to '» «*»>" enough, serve to help carry us through the the present semester system offers oilier mainline point in the coun- the founding fathers of our Amer- looking at colonial empires, is no violence will not be tolerated. lower prices for salad oil and oleo- for : important and vital following a psychological handicap, which try. ican democracy. Woodrow Witeon better demonstrated than in this margarine. The group cost 5.6© resolve to steps, without relays* and failure. sometimes seems to turn teaching While the national average It Bubble was president of Princeton Univer- situation. Back In Augruat, HW7, per cent less than in November excessive drink- So on this First dny of 1949, let into a track meet. All runs smooth- 17 miles of track per mile of Here in New Jersey, perhaps sity from 1902 to 1910 when he re- the UN Security Council stepped 1947 but 150.3 per cent more than ing, but after a us sit down quietly and soberly to ly _forJthe first few months. But load, the average density In New into the picture and ordered both the most titillating news was the signed to become Governor of New mild bubble blown over the week- in August 1939. short interval !;<'gin on a program of finding out suddenly the teacher looks at the Jersey is nearly three. Many of the Dutch and the Indonesian Re- Jersey and left this post to serve the drtnksng us- whnt is bothering iw; of-taking end for Mayor H. Roy Wheeler of Cereals and bakery products calendar to discover only a month tlii' lines are double-tracked ana publicans to cease fire. On Jan- as President of the United States ually recom- cwitive steps toward ridding our- Linden sun a candidate for the were fractionally leas in Novem- of school remaining. He looks at i number have four tracks. uary 17, 1948, both side* accepted; during the difficult yearn of the mences. What s« selves of the causes of our diffi- Democratic nomination for gover- ber than in October (03 per his schedule and finds h« Is not The commercial importance of the so-called Renville Agreement: first World War. needed i% to determine culties: of cleansing ourselves of nor. How high It may fly is any- cent). This commodity group wa« th* rea- half through the subject matter, -"" the railroads, not only to New Jer- for a continued truce. Finally, and perhaps most fa- sons for the liquor habit, BUS they the fears, hatreds, and frustra- body's gfuess but, unfortunately, 2.09 per cent higher thitn in No- Often to the student it must se«m ' sry life but to the life of the en- miliar of the December date* Im- may exist -hf frustrated lonRingi tions thut build up tension with- Now it appears that Dutch forces the chances of its lasting until the vember a year ago and 100.2 per that the last half of the book must tire nation, is amazing. Since the portant to Jersey men*la the Bat- for love, security, recognition, in us: and of building tip a life of State's geographical location have broken that agreement with- primaries seem now to be remote cent higher than in August 1939. ha read and absorbed in that last tie of Trenton which tiirned the Sugar and sweets were found micc'iv*. Thc«e. tensions must l>e active pence on earth, good-will to 'rn.ikes.it the crossroad* o-f North out notice, taking what they have indeed. month of school. Then too there tide of British victories in the to be 0.11 per cent lew than in eased through developing a life all men and to ourwlve*. and South coastwise shipping, and termed "police actioai" but com- The reason for our doubts are always last minute records Revolutionary War. It mis Christ- October. As a whole, this group which c*n satisfy fhose frustra- the natural terminus of transcon- pleting occupation of all Java in comes from Jersey City. From Let us thus nwsure ourselves of and details to be finished before mas nlghfci 1776 that Washington wan 3.78 per cent below the No- tion* by socially good and ap- tinental commerce, New Jersey** the process, and moving toward a there, or rather from the person i a Happy Now Year now and for the summer deadline. This Is fair similar end in Sumatra. and his patriot forces cro.ised the vember 1947 price and 89.5 per proved adjustments, rather than ' many more New Yours !<> corn?. neither to teacher nor student. And Mil roads serve as an immense of one Frank Hague, has come the Delaware and marched into Tren- by resort to alcohol funnel, through which millions of This gave the Security Council word that, State Senator Elmer cent above the August 1039 it UKiially leaves the schoolmen ex- ton to defeat the Hessians. A few Similarly, it i* not enough to tons of precious cargo pour into in Paris another teat similar to VVene, frlm down Cumberland average. Hoosier Smaritans hausted at graduation time." n days later*' on January 3, 1777, r«wolv« to toe more eht-erful in the nnd nut of the great ports of those it has had in Palestine. Arttf way, U to be the I>emo candidate. Fruits and vegetable*, marking Aid Their Neighbors | McClellan doesn't expect th»t Washington and hie men won a forthcoming year. What must be New York and northern New Jer* t met the test by accepting in a seasonal advance in November, Farmer Glen Dale nnd his wife, j this plan would meet with favor- And it's been a long, long time second victory in the Battle of done is to find the re-toons for th« en*. part a United States, resolution for were 0.44 per cent above the of • Shelby ville, „ Inil., know so'ne i ahio approval of the public. "It since Democrats elsewhere have Princeton. habit of depression."to clear up the UN to order both aides to cease October level. Fresh item* were nice people. ju«t isn't in the tradition of th« In this connection, it is inter- chosen to ignor* Mr. Hague's any physical disabilities which-. fire at once, to direct the Dutch 0.73 per cent higher, but canned Recently, one of IM)e'>» xouj American system of education. To*, ring to note that th« freight wishes. Essex will get $200 more a year, may contribute, to correct habits t'-rmimila on the Jersey «ide of to release Indonesian native ie&d- Thought for '«: What fun it beginning January Land the an- fruits and vegetables dropped needed hr«;pita] treatment for tet- it would cost the taxpayers mor« 0.16 per cent and dried commodi- of fearful refusal to meet ami cope N"\v York Harbor are the great- rs, and to instruct the UN Com- would be if Mayor Wheeler end/or nual $360 bonus in pffwt for sev- anu.i. Soon another muM have, money." ••-•.. - ties 2,05 per cent. During No- with the probiems of life and of wt in the world. mittee of Good Offices, with head- others' did -detitle to run for the eral years will be "madr a pnrt of surgery for a broken nrwe. But..he argue*, "if w* tchem quarters in Batavia, to supervise v«?rftber. fruits and vegetables withdrawing into melancholy and 1 Another outstanding feature of nomination! base salary. First . the Dale* neighbors ara ever to be accepted <>,. a pro- were 5.32 per cent below the No- d«piir. . • » • New Jersey's railroads is the tre- the cease-fire. .shucked 30 f»ere« of corn for them; fessional bacw we mimt Abandon Payroll N»te At ' the same time, the V. 3. vember 1947 price but 110.8 per The value of 41s* traditional mendous commuter btteiness. The With $746.20 In frt-sh. .left In n box the traditional school year with i\t .So far so good. But the Dutch Earlier, we pointed to Newark's Bureau of I>abor Statistics" "re- eont higher than in August 1939. resolution «i«« in its dramatic u»- Hudson & Manhattan Line, for In- nn the d<«>r«t«>;i by "your friends its present limit it ions and do a met the UN action with further at- offer of $400 salary increase* to all ported the second stniisht month- ^ Bovr-rag'ps and chocolate cost. drrlying of a desire to find out itanee, operates between 1.665 and find neighbors." year-round job." tacks and made it clear the Coun- teacher* as an indicator for other ly drop in the crat of living nt in November per cent more during November to b«» done, with It forever- These •""iriy 220.000 com muter*. drastic action seems likely from have the Essex Board of \ Free- as compared with October. Frxxl than in October of this ye«r. uterm helortg together; without the Council; Australia already has holders giving county employes a prices wore down 1.9 prr cent — Items in this culegory were 12,It thfir backing, the resolution alon« University Dean demanded that the Netherlands be boost—and thereby «tting anothef continuing the doerr-asp that lias per cent higher thim in November can not help. expelled from the UN* unless it examplp. now been noted for four consreu- a year ago and 147,1 per r*>nt So pvfry day i» a N«w Yr»r> SHOP SMITH FIRST! Notes Healthy Immediately hails its attack. The Most of the folk* who work for tive m«nth«. more than in Augii.it Day Every day u one on which ReliqiousAttitude TV pifst-nt-day college under- "Marriage Is Partnership" Validated 29th Consecutive iwlii'tt* hns "a readiness t» Iden- (ifvhiiiup|f with religion", nccwd- '"* to i mirvey mad* by Or. Don By Poll,, Most Men Help With Housework the absence of children old enough When the 79% of the men in tht ••'•"• Aldrlch.' Dean »f th« Prln- By KENNETH FINK DIVIDEND to to> help with th« houaework in state who *aid thoy he!{>ed with j " " "nivfrslty Chapel. He hwi Dlroetor, The Now Jersey Poll younger famlllew. i^ack of Income th« housework w«>r« naked: '"t-d among atudenti "m healthy The time honored saying, to provide labor navlnf devicwi or "About how often do you do for iltude of honwt Inquiry M to "Marriage is a partnership," outside help l« alao m. factor *mong ia validated by the latest New younger married eotiplim. t"h« replie* wer«: In ('i* findings, Dtm Aldrich Jersey Poll findings which The frequency with which m*n Daily; every d«y; nearly #very FAMOUS BRAND BROADtOOMS r""l|Wl* th« present "climate of show that four out'of every say they h»lp with th« housework d»y 29% • ft * it ONLY may com# M • surprise to many Two »r thr«*# tlm^i « ^'«ek; W« h»*« *»*r M ff*nf ]MtttrM to the«M trmm "Riniw thinking" with "the five men in thb •tate r ll0 art tr«diti'ina!ly the mole coni^trn out *v«ry d«y; n»y, "One or Occasionally; once In n while W"r orStr •# i "«ht It Incumbent upon *ond»rftil. vntu».ftt|, nil wool thl8r Wh«n*vpr twemmry, when « f>r women, but tb« Am«riean more tlrma a wr*k"; two my. "Oc- n«pd«d 4% On All Savings Accounts h« pattern «f I if* hM aJways railed eiwionally"' m "rli«»i» necessary"; INHTAU.ATtOfr !|«Vp.it (Fi({ur#««i add to 7Bf - th# total (hat "It Is •• dlf- for mMflulin^ a««i%tATie# iiei' ptr* «r»4 two s«y th*y don't help. f STAIR dUprove the tKW#nc« of forming domeitk ch0r«i. Since thtj In tli« time for N*w of thoo* who ««y they help with as of December 31, 1948 CAiPfTIN-i to Thr fi^pon**" by tmn of «Jiffervnt Y*»r'» re«o>lutlonii, N*w Jersey th# housework). I* not In flfe f roup* tn the qtiPiitlon, "Do you hoimewlv#« rnl|ht r«MoIv« this: t«s 'tut 'motion. eT«»r hKlp with TRY to get their m«n folk* who «f th#m (MMMPMI "f Mi $l,00«.0CI <>HI»M* Urn ml An ill I over the *tat»: Quickly Relieved h#Ip mnr* than *Dw you with th# Sat* by Mmlt -- frm Folder m m !l t. T(!f " «*«nythlnt to offw. HH>n between 30 and 49 ye*nt or Th« I II M E S 41 I, Umt* w»er 45 No INVESTORS SAVINGS ••"•"I »* total till. Many red*oiw 1 "A Itortvn Prwrlpllon" Millftttflt Of«« VnlMl W * <'»nrairn for thb pattern H-n ymtm m% 10% M MM* Mtn#l M4 il«y*»MMt A*t tl *ttf giri t thrm- 30-4* yewrn It* Yviit l,«#*l l»m«|i«i or writi kmH% O NJK n Ml N#w Prn»l«»ne«. t* t, Mm, Om llM la «• ym*$ mi mm ft« V New Year Brings Trim Home Usfes Slope to Advantage Current Crop of Here's an unusual modern house Dressy Curtains which, while designed for a cli- mate where a basement 1* not New things is curtains are crop-; ping out all over! .. •"' needed — specifically Califoroia— has a number of unique features Not only new material*, but new which should Interest prospective idea* that make, it easier to put buildert of homes in any part of curtains up, keeping, them clean the country. , •ad m os. Keeping windows smart- Because the lot on which th# ly drauted is no longer the back- breakihg and expensive proposi- house was built was a iteep slop*, tion it used to be, by any means. the first and second floors are on upper and lower levels respec- Take, for example, the matter of tively, with the entrance to the lace curtains, which are back in house on a level In between the high style again. two floors. Today, you can get them woven Such an arrangement, in effect, of nylon on lace looms, making divides the hous« into what prac- them light and filmy, as well as . tieally constitutes two conven- very simple to keep that way. In iently separate apartment*, a addition to staying, clean longer, larger one above, with living than the old-time lace curtains room, dining alcove, kitchen, bed- since the smoothness of nylon re- room and bath, and a email one, tards soiling, they can be washed consisting only of bedroom and quickly by hand and dried without bath below. The latter, intended need of stretchers. All that's nec- primarily as a guest room, can be srisary is to hang them on the arranged as a library or study, clothes line till water has drained quickly- convertible into a guest off, then put them f right back on room as occasion requires. If has the curtain rods to. finish dry- a private entrance opening out in* on to gardens in front and rear These nylon lace curtains come of the house. in ten patterns, including small INTERlWTIJVflr AND TRIMLY arate apartments, a lajrfe one on an upper fevel'and geometric motifs and large over- MODERN house takes clever advantage of its steep- a smaller one on the level below. The main entrance all floral designs. ly sloping site to divide Itself virtually Into two sep- to the house is on an intermediate level. Then there are the curtains made DRAPERIES OF PLASTIC FILM in soft decorator clean, the draperies need m~-\iy b<> of plastic film, which can be had colors are featured in the living room of this three- damp cloth; to match bedspreads of the aame room all-plastics apartment shown recently. To How to Achieve material, and the plastic film drap- Home Freezer Is & Versatile eries in soft decorator color*. Laundering here to merely a mat- Better Flash ter of wiping clean with a damp Moths Become Successful growth of house Time Saver to Housewife cloth. Urge Families to Begin New plants often depends upon keep- Backgrounds Another new type of curtain Canker Worms ing insects under control. Disease* If you're a lucky housewife whgj^s a home freezer in We see frequent complaints from makes it possible for you to do seldom attack house plants, be- the kitchen, you've probably already" discovered all the dif- your windows in the smartest kind Year with Written Accounts In the Spring .people using photo flash that the cause of the relatively dry air Love comes In December to tht backgrounds go too dark, and the ferent ways it can make life easy for you. of decorator fashion by means of • In the house. \. ' If you're an average housewife Gone are the days when mental account keeping is adult cankerworm. That gray. flgu're merges into It. It might well a permanently aewn-in shirring who hasn't yet been lucky enough practical or even feasible. In these ponfusing times, families colored moth fluttering around the Butt some day we may find that be said at the outset that flash is right meal is to take the proper tape. A pull of the* tape, end your who do not keep a written record of what they buy with yard on sunny days in early D*. our plants are yellow. Thu may like any other type of lighting, to have acquired a freezer, fc packages out of the freezer. curtains fall softly and accurately their money often say, "Oh, where does our money go?" cember is the male oankerwohs be due tb excess water. However, if and that what is true of flash down at the top of your list These are only a few of the use- into perfectly atyled draping, with- looking tor the wingless fernak. that source of, trouble is elimi- lighting Is just about as true of of home equipment pieces you ful chores the home freezer will do out the use of tie-back*. Theae cur- Home accounts give a clear picture of the way you ai Next May their off-spring may b* nated, the cause may be some 'buck- lighting from other sources.. plan to buy the minute the budget for you. A little more time, and tains come in a great variety of spending your income as a family. ing insect Three of these cause permits. And then study up a little materials, including nylon. any month, but for income tax your tree's worst enemy. The big difference is that with it may even prepare the meal by That is why many New Jersey trouble In the house: aphids, mealy on all it can do for you, so that There's BLSO a crlaa-crosa curtain purposes, it is good to start them Look closely a few weeks from studio lights, we can see what wei Itself, set the table and serve you families have started to use writ- bugs, and aoaJe insects. Of the last ou'll be prepared bo take full ad- that's a snap-across affair, requir- on January 1. The advantages of now and you will see masses of will get. With flash, we get thej in style! ten records, says Mrs. Doris An- three are two types that are likely ant ago of all it has to offer you ing only one rod for hanging. One keeping records of your expendi- eggs, steel gray in color, on-ths light only for a split-second while) X derson, extension specialist in to be serious, the hemispherical in the way of hT&rne-maklng help. plain curtain panel snaps across tures are untold. Not only can you barks of trees, fence posts, even actually taking the picture. We home management at Rutgers, scale (locarkum) that attack* ferns For a home freezer is a versatile the back of the ruffled outer cur- determine how your money will the sides of houoei and garagej, must anticipate. Fruit Vital to the State University. and other foliage plants, and the tain. according to Dr. S. W, Bromley, piece of equipment Home account books and sys- be spent, but also whether you circular scale on palms-, rubber It is true that the background of entomologist. It's not juat a place where you Your Daily Menu tems by the hundreds are in use. are getting what you want out of plants and others. a picture, in which the subject is your Income. far from the real background, will can freeze fruits and vegetables Bouquets to the homemaker Hotels Big Buyers Mrs. Anderson points out that These masses of eggs: 300 or All these Insects are soft-bodied go dark—with flash or anything from your summer garden and who sees to it that her menus in- judging by the numerous requests, It is a good idea to tafk over more in a cluster, are half an inch when they are young, and move Postwar refurbishing by hotels else. It's the old law of physics have them fresh for your table in clude fruit every day. many, families in the state have home accounting with the family across, angular in shape. Each about, so that thorough and regular and restaurants is hardly^ half that the light diminishes by the midwinter. It's not just a storage found that the New Jersey Ac- members. If all are willing to co- egg is formed like a tiny Rower spraying with a suitable insecti- She recognizes the importance completed. Suppliers report noa- pot. Each has a central browa square of the distance. box that enables you to buy meat count Book fits their needs. This operate, decide on the type of ac- cide will kill them. If mealy bug*> of fruit for breakfast as an im- telries are buying draperiee, car- and other thtnga in quantity, when book Is available from your home count book you would like to spot and a brown circle near Its or ocales become mature, they are What to do? portant source of the daily vitamin pets, furniture, ' glassware ind edge. prices are right, and than use agent at the Elizabeth court house keep. Be sure to select one that hard to kill. The simplest solution Is to place C requirement Furthermore, she china at a record-breaking pace. them from time to time- as you at a small cost. Ls not too complicated, but yet The eggs will hatch out next the subject within eight or ten knows that If fre»h fruit prices Prospects are good for a $1,000,- Don't wait until the plants get wish. Nor \a it eoleiy a sort of complete. Sometimes the more spring into caterpillars. When feet of a light wall. That Is fat- are prohibitive in tertns of her 000,000 yoar. Home accounts may be started yellow or the.foliage, becomes domestic safe deposit box in which numerous and detailed the head- young, the caterpillars spinstrandi < i enough so as NOT to get a bad food budget, abe can. always..rely ings, "We" easier it Will be to see of tiny sllk-Iike thread. These .•!ri?.^X.,..tt....1?WK..J^IlH * » °f thestra"d'6W,' and hear enough to get a you can keep ample supplies of on canned fruit or juice. scales cover the stems and leaves. how your money has been spent. are" wafted by gentle winds from light background. We can kill the commercial frozen foods so that Start now on everything except And speaking of vitamins, did shadow altogether with a second you have on hand at all times the If you wish to compare your ac- tree to tree. the fuizy-leaved plants—like Afri- you know that one cup of orange flash set off In an extension. It making* of good substantial meals. counts with those of other fam- Cankerworm caterpillars ar* can Violet—a-pplylng 40 per cent juice provides the dally quota of may' be directed against the wall, Takes Active Fart ilies or with studies on average fond of the leaves of most decidu- nicotine aulfate. Mix about one- vitamin C ? asks Mrs. Helen B. giving a light background, or It All these your home freezer can spending, you will want to follow ous trees, with a decided prefer-. half teaspoonful to 1 quart of Fobblna, associate extension spe- may spill over onto the subject, do, of course. But if you let it, it headings which ">re easy to com- ence for oaks, elmi, apples and) water In whiloh k dissolved a little cialist In nutrition at Rutgers, the giving a pleasing edge lighting. can take a much more active part pare. ~' :.... :.... - hlckoriea. lessr than oneand one-half tea- State University. The same laws hold for the sec- For instance, it may be simple They have a voracious appetite. spoonfuls of some soap powder that in your day-to-day house-keeping ond flash as the first, and if It is Mrs. Robbina also points out that The more they eat, the larger can be used with colored fabric. plans. Suppose you're planning a to put all grocery store expendi- closer to the wall than the first one ciip of tomato juice has only they grow, by geometric progres- Smalt sprayers ars now avail- party, for example. Sandwiches, tures under food, but remember, light to the subject, the wall will half a* much vitamin C as the sion. After throe or four weeks able to apply this with a little hora d'oeuvrea, fancy efikes, salads soap and other cleaning supplies be comparatively lighter by rela- same amount of orange juice, and feeding, and during the hist two force. Or, mix snore In a pail, and and numerous other things can bo are not food, tive overexpoaure. made a day or two before, at your one cup of pineapple juice, only day« before they turn into co- swl»h the to/o?te« plant in It one-fourth as much. Nor does In using two or more flashes at leifluro, then pepped into the Coons, they have bcon known to Allow the spray material to dry grapefruit juice rate as high in Alumni to Meet at completely defoliate trees. on for two or three hour*, and once, we usually expose for the er to bo ept till needed. the vitamin as orange juice. Dr. Bromley recommend* spray- then syringe it c4f with clear basic light and let the rest take If your children take lunches to If you're interested in saving Etftx House, Newark ing trees next spring as soon ai water. care of themselves. school, you can make a week's pennies, remember to buy the The Rutgers all-fltate dinner, an- the eggs are heatching with DDT Another solution to the dark supply of sandwiches in advance, If thi« treatment Is given every large size oan of fruit juice. The nual mid-winter get-together for or arsenate of lead. This it th« background Is to let the back- put them in marked packages and week or 10 days, It will keep the prioe of a .small can usually is the alumni of the State University, beat method of control, for it ground go dark, but to set the freeze them, then lift out the ones top* of planta clean. If it Is tho- more than half the price of a large will be returned to Newark in 1949, catches the young caterpillars ju subject away from It by your you want in a jiffy. No more roughly done, there la reasonable can. However, you can check by Hector A. Mattla '33, president of as they are beginning to feed on lighting. Place the extension flash rushing around trying to put up assurance that Insect peats will not compering the number of cups the Rutgers) Club of Newark, co- the new foliage. beside or behind him, the subject, a school lunch, get breakfast for be • problem. each y lei da. For Instance, a No. 2 sponsora of the All-Stat* affair, and closer than the base light on the children and the man of the the camera. This produces high- can holds approximately 2M cups has announced. house and do a dozen other early Makm Thh An Ideal New 1 ear lights in the figure that separate while a No. 5 can holds about 6% The dinner which attracts Rut- Ideal For Winter or Sujnmer How to Care for morning things all at once. cups. it from the background. gers' men from »ll parts of Nuvr A 28" "Snow M»»t»r" Snow Plow rot You can save time and work, too, Now let us take the toughest And don't feel that if you open & Jersey and the metropolitan area Winter—And Also Incluckd 1) • «' Tilt Flooring by preparing at one baking two or Lawn Mower for Summi>fril,i« four case. That is a man in dark large can of juice that it must will be held at the Hotel Essex Rubber-Tired Drive Whteli I1.. HP, Floor tile* often get dark and three pies instead of just one; clothes, whom we cannot pose all be used right away because it House on the night of February 26. Clinton Engine—Lists at 1349.56. dingy. Many housewives just can't maybe a couple or cakes, and an against a light wall, and who must can be safely stored In the original •SALE PRICE $225.00 •©era to keep them ahlny and clean. extfa batch or so of biacuite or Mattla also announced the *p- be photographed with one flash on can without loss of food value— polntment of Gregory Hewlett '29, Here ar« suggestions offered by muffins, and keep the extras in T.R. WOODRUFF the camera. provided the can is kept covered. publlabjar of the Maplewood News Doris Anderson for taking car* of the freezer till wanted. Stews and 188 Main St. Chatham and South Orange Record, am gen- tiled floors. She is the Extension First, let's use fast ortho film. aoupj nre other tliinga you can CHatham i-68tft eral chairman of the dinner. 8ervloe home management «pe- We then can overexpose* a stop make in quantity «nd store riway AN INTERESTING arrangement using dried material In a "Design without blocking up the face. WP An Untrim Tree enlist at Rutgers University, for the future, while if you freeze for Winter," starts with cattails clipped to different lengths in a copper undordevelop slightly, and print on Sweep, but do not dttst the tiles, the left-overs from dinner, you bowl. The gay brightness of orange bittersweet and the deep yellow of •medium hard paper. The figure forty, Holiday Mrs. Anderson says. Using « dust needn't serve the same thing again love apples and a stalk or two of warm-colored Chinese lanterns com- mop will only fill th« crevices be- then wil\ be crisp enough to stand plete the arrangement. Two ornamental gourds on the table provide the AS STEADILY AS ENDUM'M. away from th« dark background. the next day to use it up, but can Suggestion tween the tlleS with dirt, rather save It for a week or two, when final touch. than sweep It out. It will seem like a brand-new With the Christmas) season a When washing * tile floor, use use very little water, because an item to the family. You oan, ev*n, natural for every type of enter- clear warm water and BO soap. excess may loosen the tiles. if you have to go away from home, tainment from elaborate dinners Soap xn*ke* the tile slippery, end If you do find spots or stubborn leave most of tb» family's meals to beet-friends-for-eggnog father- It cloud* the glaie even though it dirt, then rub th* tile gently with all prepared, marking the pack Ings, the December issue of is rinsed, the «paciilist points out steel wool or mlW scouring ago* for the Hay you plan them to Charm, the magmtine for the has been paying dlvldendiy// Use a pleoe of an old Turkish towel powder. But work oarefully so be used, so that all they have to business girl, lists Ideas for a or a scrub brush for th# job, and you don't scratch the glase. do to have a quick, nutrition- doten parties which should be fun evMi for the hostess, to its savers year after year Ideas for after the holidays, too, art featured. How about an un- Lighting Improves Appearance trim the tree party for the day after New Tear's, Charm mtggeets, to take care of that after-the-holi- Carter** pay* fig MmtanniMil dividend dayseoclal slump? It oan be a sim- To serve the suburban community ple party, for your home needs no «tth»r«t«of decorations other than the Christ- better, a completely equipped, mas ones already at hand. When th* jruwrts arrive, about 8 o'clock modern Smith and Smith funeral home in th* evening, hand each on* an will be opened in Springfield, N. U old sho» box and hav* them go to 'You, to* work on the tree. The couple who after the first of the year. salvages the mo#t tinsel and break* can thare In Cartor.fi greater dlvkten* the fewest ornament* win a prise. with INSURED SECURITY Afterwards, iM>rv» a generous, But the Smith and Smith home in MMjr>to-flx buffet supper, with Newark will continue its traditionally the menu consisting of plain, •avfnftt Invited up to$*&** "non-holiday" food—cold meats, recognized service as it and its potato salad, ploklee, pretwis, »0ol for Trust etkm find coffee. predecessors have for over fey Mull twin ATI.AS finer one hundred years. SAYINGS

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COMBINATION «• g*tti.r«i, i <*t n n mn window. GMW*1*4 lightingg g vu used to good pur- «*»r*4hf# lighting, which I. both #ftV<.tlv* * i ««|. AH AS FFNCf COMPANY m pone ftb ttWWe hha y windowid . to ttwetituaieth e beauty of th* bay f m Overweight Child Current Fashions for Presents Special Mother Goose Given a Modern Twist By MAKJON MoCAKBOtX Active Holidays Problem in Care Nobody's going to get any j By HERMAN BUNDESEX, MJD. Christmas gift* until another v»«r "Hie overweight child pw#*nta has rolled around. « •pecitiJ problenj both as to the But birthdayi *x* with vm al- reason .for" rTii excess poundage ways, and most of u*. with Chnst- and a« regards treatment. . mai past, have to start right m ',;•* . Some phyairians believe ntoet hunting for remembrance* to cuei of overweight ar« due to mark theaa rapidly recurrent *a- \ nothing more than ov«r«ating. On niver«ari«tf. * th* other hand, an aecumulatioa If you bsv* » toaail child *ntb of exces* fat Is *> far at variance a birthday cosung up, he'd b« [ with what we consider normal charmed to re^e-iv* « copy of a . during childhood that many ex- fe.-»cirittting new Mother (Qoo&e,! pert* are Inclined to think it mn which Toni F*rUi«ll, with her won- ; be accounted for only by glandular der-work ing eaoacra, has tnuis- j disturbance, such as a lack of lated into modern ttrma by meanj 1 thyroid secretion or a disturbance of photograph* of* real children | •* of the pituitary gland located at acting out the fajniliar jinglai. 1 ^th* base of the brain. Between Toni i>VuaeU'» Motrier ', Htudy by FhyNicikti Goose and the Mother OOOMI we j It goal without »aying that the adults remember from our r»wa child who if greatly overweight childhood ther» i* about the •hould be studied by a physician amount of contract tm between the so that the true nature of hi* con-[.airplane and the stag* coach. In dition can be determined. | each ease, on* belong* to today; When it oomeg to ridding him the other to the day before y*e- : of his extra fat, however, Dr. H. t«rday. Illuatrationj in tht tradi-' Boyd Graham, of Melbourne, Aus- tional Mothfr Qoose were aimnst j tralia, believes the best results are wholly straight out, of falrylund; i obtained by the proper doae« of those in Uds new version belong I thyroid extract, and th«tt staivas to the' world little moderns know > tion diets and violent exercls«s «re and understand. j to b« avoided. . Thua, Uttle Boy Blue "under the j Baaie Foods haystack fast asleep," becomes a j Overweight or not, no child small boy of the present. In blue ahould be underfed. He needs cer- jeans and sweater, resting up after "I SENT A .I.ETTKIC TO my love, and oh the way I dropped it," I* tain basic foods to grow on and a hard morning'* play in a hay theee must be stippliod, e\vn con hi happt n to anyone who set out to. walk to the post office along a Held typical of the American scene. country road! " • though fattening foodj can be "Rub-a-dub-dub, Three men in a aafely eliminated. Such things a« tub" present* a trio of merry- skim milk, lean meet, plain cheese eyed lads dunking la an ocean and eggs are not only permitted pool. '.Sflesaw, Margery Oaw," Skin Requires Special Winter --*.*- but enoouraged. Fruits and vege- shows a pair of youngsters on a table* may be taken In unre- stricted .amounts.. Fats, sugary modern aeesaw oh th« lawn of AM MONT TKEMBLAND to Sun Valley, winter's cry and cereals should be eaten spar- their home, while "Mary had a Weather Care, Expert Says kck!" and the skiers come soaring down, the mountain side in- their ingly, and there should be no be- little lamb" is mad* delightfully f, sports-worthy outftti. Patterrw for "this suit mny- be obtained by tween-meal «nackj. real by a youngster In « oottxm With cold, blustery daya just around th« cornar, It'i psting pattern 3988 from this paper... { FOR THOSE who like to skip the wintry weather here Is a *quar«~ frock hugging a ]lv« woolly l*mb time to "winterize" your skin. | dance country gingham to get around in resort* where city slickers Such «ports as swimming and And so it go«, «tralght through 1 skating are particulnrly useful in call the figures. This one is strapless, has ruffles at hem and on stole. the book, with all .the old time, fa- "Winterizing" simpJy means protecting your skin from maintaining physical fitness. Com- vorite* brought to vivid life by chapping, explains Inez LaBossier, extension specialist la Inter Season's Ski Clothes Put petitive games are helpful as well. children photographed against a clothing at Rutgers, the State University. Good posture may be taught by background of familiar childhood She augjje.sta using generous ap-^ :— •• _•—'—' stomach exercises. , activities plications of a good soothing lotion iphasis on Streamlined Look Expert Recommends That 'Lost The thyroid extraot l« given Grown-ups who buy this book on face. hancV, l«ming a part of general conversation rather than remain- Art' of Mending Be Revived »Ieep. The dose Is given under the can be the cease of runa'and snetgs direction of the physician until a esoteric. With the first snows, enthusiast* don their The garment will regain its youth in your favorite nylons. Grandmother was a thrifty loss In weight Is occurring. If the clothea and dash off to the nearest slopes to join the soul and had the knack of —at least for a little while. child i* nervous or easily excited, Use Color Sense .Too hasty'an application of tht Jmga gliding down over the prolonging the life of her Buttonholes are quick to show it may be necessary to give a bath towel may result In chap- j •tuning powder. Whether you tkl tow and tht steepest slopes, family's wardrobe. wear. It may pay to rework them. barbiturate to quiet the nervous In Your Make-Up ping, too. Thorough drying is the . I the skilled skier who dares..the or whether you are merely ex- Check the buttons, too. Often it system. • be*t preventive. t "Perhaps these thrifty ta wise to place a reinforcement It would Item M-if the world of uberant over ft* crisp clean air During the treatment, the pulse fashion has gone color mad and Winter time moana concentrat- | methods of Grandmother's should to the inalde of the garment, re- rats and blood pressure should be that's ju»t fraud- All shade* of ed Dare of the fffre «nd nt»ck. Many j and the hot toddies in the lodge, be Invoked during these days of sewing the buttons through this tiding determined, from tim« to time, red ar* used in d*eorativt ele- women find that the skin utays I you'll want a smart, professional- reinforcement. high clothing prices," says Inei and aampte.9 of the urine should be ment* on pretty duds. This mean* softer Jf^n good.e!i>an.-iing cream Is looking outfit. LaBossier. Miss LaBossier is ex- Careful attention to these seem- tested no that if Any abnormal that the g*y drewer has make-up used ocNwionully In pinue of soap There are wonderful new ideaa tension specialist in clothing at ingly "trivial" details of clothes condition* develop they may be problem* for one can't look scenic. Rutgers, the State University. ; developed in parkas and anoraks, grborhfrig 'rhay add months to recognised and the treat- That is what ha.pp«i» when attire For -tbw "not IK> young** #klfi, Hn Take - the ease- of mending;,- for t» streamline the ski-suit Tapered their s use. " ment discontinued, If necessary. Is colorful and the commercial additional application of « heavier example. Mending is an art which The symptoms of blushes art too vivid, bh» iipatick facial cream applied «t night downhill trousers are the basis of many younger women have not the silhouette, with every super- Lovely Throat of thyroid extract include rapid shrlckinf for attention. On* hM to pays dividends.. t ; ....•_. cultivated. heartbeat, restlessness, diarrhea, fluousbit of material removed, be on the lookout lor color fights. But If your face still e:ha.p«—try. leaving no eiccesi fabric to catch "But it's never too late to learn," and headache. •-• ,-v.. And no smart, Mn« woman wants uitSng once »'V«ry wwk or,,t**ri days points out Miss LaBossler, "and Needs Much Care Of course, it is ppnUbleto bring in ski poles or to cause a shift In to fa* a noisy dresser. a good nnesiieatfij »«ivo instead of what a satisfaction it is to apply about a loss of weight in a child Ordinarily a girl considers bsr a cream. Thus docs «n efTcctive Job j bridal promt— in S gown balance a» you zoom along. There And Attention with proper diet.aifine.. but, lUnee that art as a means of str«tch- compleidonajvd ier tya» when M- of tsklns? -«way-1 hat "bhtitery" tr«ate4 to mah* yminsr when the north wind ment. The loose look at the top she can't very well put geranium clothing grooming have their and stimulating attentions? Prob- his general health which will be srtnrU* to si nil down Its' toy blasts. of the silhouette offers handsome reflected In lowered itamina blooms on her cheeks and her lips, i place. For instance, powder stains ably not. Extra brush!nt; h-.'i's to restore contrast to the tapered narrow- throughout his future life, Ttiiut, She ha* to go to * cosmetic counter can be easily removrii from col- With a pretty throat a woman and find fuchsia or raspberry tints, the aJioon. And n hot ,»:! jihampoo ness below. Smock-like anoraks holda her own. Birthdays do not the problem of bringing about lars and necklines by sponging whether her complexion likes Uaeni wilt do wondi-ra to elimin.ito th«t SWIM SUITS from the Arctic regions are high- proclaim themselves. And remem- weight reduction In a child Iff one with a soft cloth 'moistened with or not. h»»rd, brittle !»(4(, lighted in Paris collections of ski- carbon tetrachlorlde. ber this, even you very young for the expert and not to be at- are SMARTEST wear, and are finding great ac- Father's suit collar, and your ladle*: A neck can go back cm you tempted by an amateur. The cerbe formal is no probiem. BEST \VC)URKR« ceptance in this country as well. own wool suit collar, may look in a hurry. You Just find make-up that is New J'T*y tops, tho entire At- slightly darker and the hues will or 5^4401 Shoulders are sloping . . . with shiny and worn. . Try sponging Strange changoj can take place. Don'rCeTVanify neabo«»rd In. v;ilue- of manui- fnr deep-cut armholea for easy action these with a soft cloth wrung out The thin neck may bake on fiddle work together with wonderful ami- pro(hief« jirr waKe earner. . . . and the loose, comfortable of warm suds. Use neutral aoap string, the fat one may look lumpy. ability. Vanity Injure While black is not as fashionable feeling Is stressed. Hoods are still flakes to make the suds and add By using a Httle care, one can y SOUTHERN as It was last season, many women prominent, because they can bs a few drops of ammonia. After take out ah Insurance against these distressing conditions. It keep on* black evening gown in worn close to the ears to shut out sponging with those stids, rinse YouMedicar l meEyen sasy that the human well with clear, warm water. Isn't altogether how you look to- Mdil tht wardrobs. With this, they can WEAR ' cold .. . they never blow off, and day; it is how you are going to eye Is retrograding. There are apply whatever synthetic tint* they have no unnecessary bulk. Don't use too much liquid, how- more imperfection* and more in- ever. The cloth ahould b* damp look tomorrow. they want ta HAPPY The fabrics that are,„ preferred Color Divorce dividuals ar* obliged to wear Larr« Hals but not dripping: glasses. foppy for these slick ski outfits are Entire wool suits may be reju- Often the face and neck have a With largt hati ont ba« to five • " w « flpriMtflcht Ave light-weight yet warm ... . they color divorce, the pillar that sup- It Is not surprising, considering a thought to them, too, especially Hick St., Newark venated by sponging before press- how many people abuse their eyes Open Ertrr Bvenlng Till Xmai keep out the wind and resist the ing. If the nap has worn off giv- ports the head, being of darker if th* brims are faced with strong " ~ *d St. *| E. Jersey; KUmbflh snow, yet are not ponderous and color. Friction of fur» and eoat col- reading In a dim light, reading on colors. The red facing givai Open eierr Kvf women are so order to make them really com- the. soap suds solution ami press. usfd. A blue facing and lips must 311 Springfield Avenut - Summit 6-0504 fortable for rugged sports. Poplin, never sec the back of your nock. motivated by vanity that they r(! be modestly subdued, and It is best gabardinfir Byrd's cloth, fleece,' It is well to take a look-ace now fuse to put on «ppe» when they to dispense with rouge altogether. covert and twill are excellent woolens to use when you sew your and then with two mirrors. need them. It ju.nt doesn't mnUc It ia fun digging Into thest »uh- winter sportswear.'" For skating Every other night give the neck sense. jteU. Th« rewards art splendid. outfits that are smart and sensible, a musing creaming, rubbing up Whet are you doing abwt your The well-drea»ed woman, to whom you can use vHv«-t<"t»n or corduroy, find down with flattened flager*. eyes? you give a .second glance, has taJwn fleece or serR>, and n number of Every other night apply a bleach- No doubt you an- riarkf-nlnjf the into consideration «very Uttle de- other woolens. Then, you line the ing agrnt just In case. A simple lashes so they wUI look pretty, tail of her get up. No hftphaasrd SEMI-ANNUAL SALE skirt with a bright contrast, and one U composed of equal portions fuaybs applying «had«w» to y»nir buying for her. She knows her way are a spectacular figure as you of straJned lemon juice snd per- lldi m> you will carry the glnnior- about. whirl around the lake, skimming oxide. O\M, mysterlotw air. Hut thftt'n ju.it of over the Ice. In Queenly Fashion decorating. The eyes should be Happy Carry your heart In a queenly treated properly. He Got Som«rtili*9 fashion. You'll have polue, but Twice a day th«y should be For Nothing BEN-Hairdresser that's not all of It. By keeping the b&thed first with warm water, th«»n Onca upon a time a traveling FINE FOOTWEAR head balanced the muscles of the with cold. When they are titmA, man stopped In a town to look up New Year! Wishes YOU a throat will not rela*, the skin fall after long period?! of newlnij or an old friend. After searching two HAPPY NEW YEAR! into line*. Ewry t^irn of the head' reading, thoy should h»»Vf» rw»t. Yf»u y# tm& relax. You inn aUo rp*»t "No charg* -«v*rythl«g To you, our valusd pstroni, <*ney the oulrr padding of tissue frne," said tht friend. ORANGE 5-0704 them by e twin Kin if I He tlMnrw^ of loses tona, In likely to fall into vl«l()5i by «tftriiiin« nt. a window and Moral; You can w* rs»olv« to bring th* flnsit 1% Pro«pe<>t St. looking far awny. for nothing. Tt Is high tlm» that *«pi«»thlnir In Fathlon, \n V«lut, •"«• \* Orangf, N. 4. Neglect or overwork mean* that should be dono nbotit neck*. Com- in tlm« th»>r<' will h»* »yr»it>tr>rns "f plexion* qualify pretty well but TU« petrifliM fnrnsts of A.rlwrr*. Servics during th» coming yt#r. Btrafn, a f»*Jlng <>( discomfort, «r covering thou§*iit and #ppr»cl«tion •<> our frlsndi th« law of th# light, b d «ien that the p«»r blink- vibratkw of tht pendulum In *»rn netKl j)r<»f<««lotini attention. In ihii communHy which w» [•winding Suedes, Patent*, Calf Skins, Reptillian New Whwn tlm «ye* nr#> nornwil, the !*«»Vm in Black, Brown) Red, Green and Balen* dlAtanc« fur rornfiirtable proudly call Horns, should b* twelve IttehMi th«tn and th« prlnt»v| pnf. If you Year!" htv* to hold th* Hook nittrtr than | Theodora Shopp it2(H) palr CLEARANCE 8.95 that or farther aw*y tt wrtuid be well to hie yourself to an *y« up*" Doslgntsrt *>f elfcHot for nn pxwmlnfttlon, hK ARANCE-E vetting * Slippers 3.95 You may not b«?|i»»vi» IC but It >* a fad thfit utrnin will «it»k>> the Far t>y#t *pp#»ar •m«ll«*r, t( ytw drm't wart about th«*lr Wf»!l b#lnf, ymt BROTHERS (Piir#ly in«mt mm about y«ir up* 19 Ifarrltoti WU M, OrtMi*, If, §, MonteWr T«»n«l«n ni th« npile ttt«»» m«tnn that th*> lid* *n> IlkxmtfMd Aw. hmlf ci*»#!'t| to jircrt#tit th««r« Oftaap 410 etnfvd AvfMt*. IM» few** N* l0

- u^HS!«KiF$|g Solufivn To L«»< Week's Pnszle aaana naauua aaaa Special Year's Paper Mill Show aHMHH aaaaa tauaa, End Kiddie Show EnTersFilth Millburn Musician Recollects annHU aaaaa yaaa iu At Palace, Beacon W^ekJan. 3 aaaa The management of the Palace With the momentum of the holi- Meeting Friends During Travel and Beacon Theater* will present day' season and the special New Maurice Eisenberg, the; he should for the first time a special young Year's Eve performance spurring noted Millburn 'cellist, main- seat in the house, A,'"!' nana aaaau asiacia wariw tains that in his inany jour- out, this consisted oVas folk* show Friday afternoon, De- Attendance at Frank Carrington's f Sanaa BUDOU aau auajqu cember 31, starting at 1:30 p.m. production or the Johann Strauss neys to different parts of the manager's box! aaa Q®mm aaiaaaaa aaa waltz masterpiece, "Rosalinda," world he is continually coining Both of these program* have Many years Jat the production starring Wilbur across people who link up differ- aaaaaffla maaa ananQHca bc-en sponsored by the Film Coun- engaged to give Evans and Marthe Errolle at theent phases in his life. On his first cil of the Oranges and Maplewood, the "Celebrity Cmm'Z'^ Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, trip to Europe after the war, The Palace show Is headed by then newly-'openrti \i,*( " begins its fifth week Monday, travel was limited to the few who noa acaaataaa anaaa aan th« two-hour feature, Rudyard in London, and found '\/'! January 3. came under the "priority" head- QDQno HOB guana oaaaa Kipling's "Thief of Bagdad," in aEi HEiiaQ (swan technicolor, starring Zabu and The January performances of ing, yet among' the hundred a Count, waj, hw this final production of the season civilians who were granted pas- who was very much amul,]!"*1 June Duprez. t ea ! will mark the tenth calendar year sages on the then unconverted 1 ^ ***? incident. S{>;!;Ml , °' The feature attraction at Bea- . _ _ . .. !„*„„ j_* • v, »ia«d during which operetta, productions transport liner 'Queen Elizabeth," later date Waa con will be Rudyard Kipling's, Wa. aaa representing the beat musical the manager, who ask.d K> 1 "Jungle Book," also in technicolor six passengers came from Mill- lAlRl I lA^LfOlRJI 1E| shows of the 20th century and to come undx-und r hihsi ;^ and starring Zabu. burn, his home town. On his re- Hiaa aaaaa anaaa aaaa earlier years, have been the rule turn to America, as he boarded, when he returned to o \Ann1(-rif,1 In addition to the feature both of the roost at the Millburn thea- the plane, he was addressed by theaters will show 12 cartoons, good, little knowing Iinti, ter, During the current season the name by the Air Hostess. She had.that this not.-d artist ^ novelties and animal shorts.. Both 2,000th performance was played trained at the Orange Memorial he h«d once tried to kv, ,' of these shows promise to be an P f New Year's Greetings from and .during 1918 the Paper Mill Hospital, and had often attended entering the --*Hr. ,,' '' afternoon of real entertainment will pass the world's record mark his ' concerts irt New York, and known as for the whole family. Tickets may for musical shows set by "Okla- New Jersey. auditorium. be'purchased now at the box office homa" in New York. i THE BAVARIAN ROOM of both thcaterH. XT , . . , The strangest coincidence in his New Jerseys love for the music career, was probably that in which ROOKS FOK of Strauss is once again being RESTAURANT WARMING DRINK John McCornnck the Irish tenor, j For gardejioi* wim amply .demonstrated; by "Rosa- played a. part. When Eisenberg a • J Com* the cold weather, here's..* linda," which is the recent Broad- a single plant family FOR AN ENJOYABLE NEW YEAR delicious beverage- to warm the was a small boy he delighted in new book, "Irises, Tliiif way version of the famed "Pled- going to concerts, but his pocket DINE HERE WITH US cockles of your heart: tie 2 Inches ermaus" which has also been ,ajid Selection," by Gwt., money did not enable" him to buy stick cinnamon and 3 whole cloves played under the titles of "The ley, from England; and .,„,. CM j many tickets. So h<* formed the in a bag a^nii place in kettle of ••& Bat," itabiL t Ms ! Begoniasiu tn "io by Wwt|, \\ , Special New Year's Day Dinner From $2.00 up gallon gold cider. Bring to boiK appelations&r&. Th e seaso",£zn opene f TI rt "" " ' " "*» *i)vt Sweeten if desired. Add 2 table- with "The Great Waltz," whicrh aet ' room door to help the soloist '_ spoons' vitaminized .margarine and KATHRYN GRAYSON, film singing star, who appears opposite Frank he season's attendance record and carry his music or instruments, serve riot in muga garnished with Sinatra in the technicolor production, "The Kissing Bandit," now play- he current production is a fitting finding that in return he was often EXTENDING I allowed to stand and listen from Make Reservations for New Year's Eve Now thin slices of omnge. ing at suburban theaters. <&• (ncore to the earlier hit. FOK A behind the scenes. When John Mc- IIAl'I'Y NEW YKIR 703-5 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth — EL. 2-9783 Carrington h^s a'sscmbled his Cormick was to appear the boy greatest cast of the nine seasons Special Catering to Wedding$, Banquet; Parti*$ tried these tactics, to be pushed of operetta, featuring Clarence away repeatedly by the manager CHEZ NOUS,. Nordstrom, Ann Andre, Davis who was with him, a stern, for- French Restaurant Cunningham, Ray Jacqucmot, Weekly Crossword Puzzle 24 Union Ave., Irvinjlon bidding-looking man. McCormick Gean Greenwell, Bettina Rosay saw the boy's disappointed expres- %. Few Steps froiu'ihtontrr (J/i/// o fVw Reservations Left for New Year's Eve and David Tihmar in the out- O|»fn Dally Excepi Sund.n OI'KN HOUSE AT THE BAR until 5 A. M. New Year's Day 1 5 5 6 7 10 II / 12 13 14 IS 1(7 n sion, however, and when hearing (Closed Sew Year', Dan" z standing cast. Three of the fea- ESSEX 5-DKfiJ ' THE TALK OF THE TOWN ... tured players have been starred in the cause, good-naturedly insisted ;,„..,,% EO 21 22 kJC| & His HAWAIIAN 19 earlier Paper Mill productions, giving "Rosalinda," the right to be / .Tg ITICL SERENADERS 25 •• * 23 J known as a five-star operetta! - Nightly - One of the outstanding hits dur- 30 51 52 at ing the run of the Strauss oper- I etta has been scored by Marjorie i/r/Marl i iiiq i u CLUB MAYFAIR 34 Wellock who alternates with I ROUTE 2? • MOUNTAINSIDE. N. J. * ,r, i i W< (fa Marthe Errolle in the title role, (Opp. S«mer«et But Terminal > ' 16ft* Ktuyvetiant Avenue ' UNION 3® 39 40 41 42. 43 44 45 playing it at all matinees. Orig- JOHN LACK entertaining with your favorite tang* inally the understudy she has ITALIAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE DINNER SERVED DAILY FROM 5 P.M.—COCKTAILS 3 TO j) |> AMATEUR MIGHT EVERY MONDAY 46 47 46 5.0 - ... played.... the... .part. ,JO. .. well, ,,,in,,-fou.i•., m ^J (emwgency~"trattr trfaT she was' ISighth in our licatiliful Cocktail 51 52 s> ss given the designation of alternate. I C4RL KLINCER at the Piano Prlfst* Parties Up to 2J Served, i i For ReserTsllons JPJboae West fir Id a-6*s« XEW YEAR'S DAY 57 bO W..,.. 65 Palace Comedy "Stake Vour New Year Reservation* Now — $5.©o per ( Regular Dinner Served i I Cover Charge, Inriudinx Favors. Kir TO from 1 to 8 p. m. i • Enjoy Our New Year's Egg Nog 71 IS 74 in Front of Ihe Hearth • ^/ ?rV 76 7* If SO i 01 B2 S4 es 5b ft! 90 Route 6, Eaat of */!» Totowa Boro HITCHIN'POST INN i Star* Highway 2f . Union, New Jersey « •»$ /<# WE WILL BE CLOSED DURING JANUARY MAKE • YOUR • NEW • YEARS • EVE 100 101 102. 10) KM- I0S RESERVATION • NOW ^^ Wi 10b 101 |0» 10* r HO i — 5-00 PER PERSON- III lit 114 Including CANARY COTTAGE SIRLOIN STEAK SUPPER PLORHAM PARK US lib in lift IW 110 IZi l« Fancy Hata & froisemaker* i • •• Special Priie* For FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE 124 its ttb 111 Lucky Spot and Balloon Dance* 00 PER Includes Full Course Dinner, Noi»«n«k- 150 .51 IS2 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL UNVL 2-3170 6 PERSON •<< I'"' '" (Wilt Clot* 4 P. M. N«w Year's Eve) 87 -nsh spot MORRI«TOWN *-*m the 131—atls«n antiquity Jacob lit—Covered «>—Printer's 3JT Charlwi measures of Rom* 73—Female with small NfW LABGf DUMONT TELIVISION EXTENDING OUR BEST WISHES FOR A Threefold Lamb ofJhe contribute much to PI—Conflicts 138 -ttecep. the beauty of the fall »p^on they HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 40^ 34—Feminine ri«T (her.) nar. tacles for , provide an effective t>*bkgrotrnd without " row lnl#t valuables name 74 Conduits 120 -Spoils* w pedaling 7ft -Urges on for the coloring of the deciduous M— Mountains 133 Mental 121-Work lift tree*. 43 Flew In Russia imag* .17—Tantrum 77—Hornlike Old Norse 4*—PrimnlMi 95 Herb used 1.14 - Kqiml 3»~ Elevate 2 g Blue Shutter Inn - city In cookery 13ft—Marks for 3#~ Masculine 7»~L«rlat claim ;, cmor Wishing All Our Many Friends 47—Hlndu »,7—Church remaining name 19—Slide 128 -Male Sweet pot«to«s ror" Winter 2*40 Morrk AvtntM, Unl«i UNVL l.gflf garment oflkliil* In print 40 Marks of 82—tlntisiii dt*>r menu* will b« scarce. Crop it th« 4ft—'Ardor 1M -River In Hll— A ngry Wrestling am*tlett sine* 1J40. Plain *i>t Order of Odd «*V TO THI Fellows wu mt*b!ijih»d In th« HAPPY 1 IJnlt«d «tate« In "UNKNOWN TRIO (*3GOOOOOOOC>OOOC NEW YEAR NEW YEAR'S EVE... PAGES ?«Mt RISIiVATlONS AvoNflMt MAKI rout "mm'Yiiri IwiiiTioNs AT ONCI ©f»JWV HOUSE at the Bar •-••- - Qitm Til s A, M. nm Vim?* mm •' FOR YOIJW IIOI III\1 CELEBRATION, SCHWAEBISCHE ALB WAMMVIUI JWSlt DINING and Bmmd Bimk 9*tt19 J W, IW

THEATER-RECREATJON The "Pleasure Bound - New* and View* onFmcmt to Go and Thing* to Do DININC-NITE SPOTS "A HAPPY # AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO YOU" Ultfii

\\ Af'.-r M.iu.ii;:. ' #-.ar:.r.< AM Hollywood Notes Ladd; ''Red, Hot *r.d B'.ue," »t*r- Loves of Carmen GALA MIDNIGHT SBH>W Camera work on three Par*. ring Betty Ifuttos asd V.ctar Pictures, Plays and People mount pictures was completed to- i NEW YEAB'8 EVK. ORUHGl turr: •:R'.>pt?'of.S..in-J Hal ^ PALACE RITA HAYWORTH !• the »rrid day and sound stupes in the com- Ijut (oinplet« 2 By' pri>,iuiii)n ,ta:r:r-< Bart. U.ncs.st.-r Start! New Ynr Et« pany's Hollywood studio are bting Thru Wed. to. 9 As is gustomary, the New Year's tradition seems to Temptress In "Loves of Ca men" «»:d inuyr.r.ct ' Calve*.; Grecr Gtrson cleared in preparation for theat&rt "Th*lm» JordftR.'* U*»;.j§ jro-iuc- ,i Walter. Ptdgeon require a review, a looking backwards over events of the which opens * S-duy run of six productions in January. •JUtIA MISBEHAVES" tiori starring Barbara Sutr.-xy k RKO PROCTOR'S 4 Iso—Bod Cameron -past 12 months. Not to run counter to tradition, this column Maplewod Theater on The trio -©£ completed fihtta are and "Sun#t-t Bou'.ev»rd,;' S Cr.*r>» •THE FLUNDERKBS" too, will cast the yearly backward glance in an attempt to Cecil B. De-Mille'0 'Samson and Brackott-B-Jly-Wij.-ier produei:->n. Sew Vew'i Ew Only January t. Delilah," starring Hcdy Lamarr • • « SteH DANNY *» select, in our opinion, some of the top films of the year. 1 First off wed pick "RacheLaujd 1 and Victor Mature; "Top O The Tb« Tenth Diitrie: of th<« P,tr- the Stntng«r." This film ta^y not ilittle attempt at superficial drtuiia- Morning," starring Bin* Crosby, ^r Awociaticn- b-.a >*- KAYE receive an academy award''ftlit to ItUation,"In short we consider it Barry Fitzgerald and Ann BIyth 'The I'x^fi-,. : Bf.K"H?*;*- us at least it represented the type beat because the character* con- and "EJaay Does It." starring Bob of film which we wish Hollywood vincingly spoke for themselves, Hope and llhonda Fleming. comedy flow at the New Yo,-k Sun to wed/ wguld give more consideration. and not through a jumble of un- The six pictures which will go Paramount Thr, a* it* i^r- NiW BENNY COOOMAII / ' ,UM: HKIUE." "GOOD SAM" Basically a simple film,, in both ex- realistic glitter and glamour. before the camera* in January'are tur« of the Moti'h lei Oec#nu*>?.* YtA* lOMMf DOISEY \i G&ry Cooper IlPitc Mavis ecution and plot, it contained an "Dear Wife,"' with a cast headed Th« Tenth Dimr.et. which Ir.clu-'it-* SHOW LOUIS AIMSTKHH Itobt. Ann Sheridan. Secondly we would nominate by William Holtlen, Joan Cauifleiti MoniRoniery PEEP HATEUS element of humaneness which another down-to^e a r t h film; La* Angek* an-i haa a m*tRi>f-r- y (HAIUE IAKNEI UARD 1)an<> A-rtrews most Hollywood productions do Edward Arnold, Billy DeVVolf, ship of 200.000, m th* !«fg«t.Pir- "Johnny Belinda." The simple, sin- Mary Philips and Mona Frefmhn, not. The characters for once cere, forthright »tory of a deaf seemed to be real, honest -to-good- mute girl and a doctor, it had to m the United S:at**, ft SONG IS BORN ness human beings. They were not us an appeal which the baaic sim- a maze of Hollywood psychoae*, plicity only served to heighten. PLAYING * neither did they attempt to preach Without undue dramatics, Jane NEW NEUSKF.EL ' a sermon. Rather they were typee Wyman and Lew Ayres were con- CRANFORD Ve Year'e Eve Dec. 30, 'ROAD TO UTOPIA," Latest Newi Plui Short*. ' Attkfl •mm wee one see and. recognize on the street vincing in their roles of girl end CKANFORD •"..,. "JOHNNY APOLLO." Deo 31-Jan 1, ilnd Abbott, •Jan. 5 "CRY OP THE CITY," •EMUUACE- LAI Gil MOVTE SKOUMAS . Lou coatello Rosalind most any day. ; doctor respectively. Again it was Dec. SO. "BLOOD ON THE MK." "INNOCENT APFA1R." Dec. 31, (M»t, ABLE YOU." Dec. 31, (Eve.) Oiit>v lunir Four Hours of COMEDIES. TIM HOLT \ndrew Sisters Russell a film, depicting characters and of Cartoons and Comedies also .Inn. •tlUMJ) THAT llrian Aliorne The plot, as we noted before, was "TAJRZAN & LEOPARD WOMAN. Dec. 31, (Eve,) "FIQHTEB fiqiUAD 2-4, "JUNE BRIDE." "NIOHT HAS A LIBERTY GHOST" incidents in which one: could •HIKED WIFE' a simple one, and thanks to some- RON." "aMAET OIRLS DONT TALK/' THOUSAND EYE8." Jan 5-8, "DEAR ORANGE AU 1HS NlWSWHi - MBST body'* good judgement there actually believe. "VARIETY riMB." Jan. 1. "PIOIHTER RUTH," "TRAIL STREET." EMBASSY ILIZABITH 3.f2fS SQUADRON," "SMART GIRLS QONT REGENT Dec. 30, "CRAZY HO08E'" "BB- Our third, choice would be "Life TALK." J»n. a-4, "BSMXD VER- HIND THK EIQHT BALL " Dec 31 with Father," An intensely amus- DICT," "MI88 TATLOOK'S MIL- Deo. 31. (Mat.) "NATIONAL VEL- |Miit.) "NATIONAL VELVET." Dec. HAPPY NEW YEAR UON8." VET." Dec. 31, (Eve.), "KIS8INO. 31. (Eve.) "APARTMENT FOR FRIDAY f ing show, it attempted to do more BANDIT," "LIVE TODAY FOR TO- PEOOY," "NIOHT HAS A THOUSAND WALTER READE THEATRES than its predecessor on the stage. MORROW." Jan. us, "KiaaiNa BAN- EYEM." Jan. 1', "APARTMENT FOR TO ALL EAST ORANGE DIT." "LIVE TODAY FOR TOMOR- Gala New Year's Eve Stiow Given an able cast, which it had, ROW." ' PBCiaY." 'NiaHT HA3 A THOU- BEACON SAND EYES." Jan. 2-4, "KIS3 THE List Cur^cti Sbsw at 18 l^P. H , MORRIS TOW N MOVIE GUIDE the Clarence Day story could hard- UITZ BLOOD OFF M;Y HANDS." "FOR THE Dec. 30. "Tiat LUCK OF I THE LOVE OF MARY" Jan. S, "THEY ; ly miss. It didn't in our opinion. IRISH," "THAT LADY IN ERMtNB." Deo. 31-J»n. 5, "OALLANT BLADE," DRIVE- BY NIGHT." "ANGELS WITH •••••' • •' ' i *

• _ • » • Dec. 3I-J»n. 1. "JUNE BRIDE," "ONE TOVCH OP VENUS." DIRTY FACES." •'BPDYOUARD." J»n, 2-5. "CIOOD On tht glamour road ; ! -Robert Lawson today was given SAM," "DEEP,WATERS." i STATE and ROYAL PALACE from Burlesque to • / tri. Matinee, Det. a role in the Pine-Thomas pro- Dec. 30, "KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY . Dec. 30,J"MI8S tATLOCK'S MIL- The COMMUNITY •SSLrBS HOLLYWOOD § HANDS," "ISNT IT ROMANTIC." ; duction for Paramount, "Manhan- LIONS," "SEALED VERDICT " D«T Broadway! Dec. 31. (M«t.) "HOMI IN INDI- Dec. 31-Jan . 1, "APARTMENT FOB 31-J*ii 3, "JULIA MI8BEHAVE8." Junior S#w Vear's Show dled," which stars Dorothy La- ANA." Dec. 31, (Eve.) "ROPE.-" I*EM- rEaOY," "BLACK ARROW." Jan. 2-4. "THE PLUNDEHDR8," EXTRA SPECIAL NEW YEARS EVE DRACEABLB YOU." "SNEAK ^R "BLOOD ON THIS MOON," "INNO- Feature — BILL it COO mour, Sterling Hayden and DanVIEW,1' J»n. l-», "ROPB,' "EMBRACE- CENT AFFAIR." PIX ONLY! 6 Color Cartoons Duryea. Lawson, who served two ABLE YOU." STRAND Dec. 30. "THE WESTERNER." "HURRICANE." Dec. 31-Jan. 5, "HOLD and Conwdy World's Premier Pre-Release Showing years as Duryea's stand-in, last Dec. 30, "SEA SPOILERS," "MAQ- THAT OHOST," "HIRED WIFE." year produced a play, "Beyond ELIZABETH NIFICENT BRUTE." Dec. 31-Jan. 1, SEE IT BEFORE THE REST OF THE WORLD "TDXAS." "ARIZONA." Jan. 2-4. FREE CANDY TO CHILDREN Tomorrow," in which he also per- ELMORA •MUMMY'S GHOST." "GHOST OF RAHWAY formed. Today Duryea had his Dec. 30, "KISS THE BLOOD iOPP FRANKENSTEIN." Dec. 5-0, "IT HAP- MY HANDS," "ISN'T IT BOMANtlC." PENS TOMORROW." "RADIO BTAH8 EMPIRE Frl. Ere., Der, 31 stand-in added to the cast of the Dec. 31, (Eve.) "APARTMENT j^OK ON PAHADE." Dec. 30. "MAGNIFICENT BRUTE." suspense melodrama to portray PEOOV," "BLACK ARROW." "VjUll- "8EA SPOILERS." Dec. 31. (Mat.) ETY TIME." Deo. 31. (Mat.) "BIIfL. it "HOLD THAT • UJIQ5T." "HIRED King-Size New YeorV the owner of a cleaning establish- COO," Cartoons and Shorts. Jap. 1. IRVINGTON WIFK." Dec. 31. (Kve> "HOLD THAT ment. Duryea is aiding Lawson in APARTMENT FOR PECiaY." ••BLACK CIIIOST," "HIKED WIFE, TRAIN Evo Show, starting organizing a Little Theater to be ARROW." Jan. 2-4. "BLOOD ON THECASTLE ' • . • ' TO ALCATUAZ." J»n 1-2, 'HOLD MOON," "INNOCENT AFFAIR." TllAT ClHpST," "HIRED WIFE " composed of stand-ins for stars. Dec. 30, "HIRED WIPE," "HOLD 7:00 p.m. it ml ending jn IM9!!: LIBERT* THAT OHOST." Dec. 31, (Mat). "WAY RAHWAY The group will produce and net in OUT WEST." "TWO THOROUGH- DfC. 30. "ROAD HOUSE," "JTHE BREDS." Dec. 31, (Eve), "KISS THE Dec. 30, "BLOOD ON THE MOON." S FEATURES 3 plays which will present their tal- GAY INTRUDERS." Dec. 31-Jfttt. 5. BLOOD OFF MY HANDS," "LOVE OF "INNOCENT AFFAIR." Dee, 31. i Mat. I ents to Hollywood. WHEN MT BABY" SMILES AT MR" MARY," "KINO OF QAMBLERS" "SHERIFF OF LAS VEGAS," 'KIDDIE "THE PLUNDERSR8." ... Jon. 1, "KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY SHOW." Dec. 31, i Eve. I •'FIGHTER "Blood on the Moon" HANDS," "FOR THE LOVE OF SQUADRON," "SMART GIRLS DON'T MARY." Jan. 2-4, "BLACK ABHOW," TALK." "VELVET TOUCH" Jan. 5, "THEY "An Innocent Affair" WE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY, JANUARY 1st DRIVD BY NIOHT," "ANGELS WITH CrtXSKES^:r::r:':::zi Hiattfliai Ch#s** SERVING OUR MANY GUESTS OUR FAMOUS— PARK LINDEN Dec. 30, "KISS THE BLOOD OFF »ommuniry Stngt MY HANDS," "ISN'T IT ROMANTIC." Special New Year's Day Dinner] PLAZA Doc. 31. (Eve.) "AFAHTMENT KOK and Mustcd Feafurefret!! Dee .30, "TARZAN Si THE XEOPARD PEGOY'-•.•"BLACK ARROW." "VARI- WOMAN," "TAHZAN'8 NEW YOltK ETY TIME," DPC 31. (Mat.) "1VUF- > ON U. S. ROUTE 208 ADVKNTURE." Dee. 31. (Eve) "MOUSE FAI.;O BILL," Comccilcii ami flliort* ON 92nd ST.," "PIN-UP GIRL," "TWO Jnn. 1, "APARTMENT FOR I'ECiOY." Saturday, Jan. I Between Bernardsvllln OUYH FROM TEXAS." '. NlCUIX-llAa "HLACK ARROW." Jim 2-4. "BLOOD JUNE HAVOC and Morrintown A THOUSAND EYES." Doc, 31-J»n. 1, ON THE MOOT?,*" "1NNOCTWT AT- RICHARD ARLEH "TWO OUY8 FHOM TEXAS," NIOHT t'AIR." "BLOOD ON THI MOON" Bemnrdsvllle 8-1150 HAS A THOU8AND KVE8" JftH. 2-4. "CRY OF THE CITY," "BLACK AR- SOUTH ORANGE AN INNOCENT AFFAIR" MAKE UP A PARTY TO SEE THIS ROW." Jan. 5, 'BOOM TOWN," AIR-CONDITIONED — AMPLE PARKING SPACE NEW YEARS EVE SHOW "FRENCH LEAVE." CAMEO Sun., Wnn., Tnr§., Jan, (Closed Mondays) Dec :!0, "HIRED WIFE." "HOtD THAT GHO3T." Her 31. t Mat ) -HIM. MADISON Si, COO,' "TRAIL DUBT " Dec, 31. RITA HAYWORTH CUVP.) "KIMS 'I'HK HLOOD OFF WV MADISON HANDS," "FOIt THE L-OVK OF DPC. 30-31, (Mat ) "1. JANE DOK." MARY." "KINO OFOAMI1LKH.S." J m. "LOVES OF CARMEN" WHAT miCK-TMGUSI "AROYLE 8ECRETB." Dec. 31 (ifcJvi-), 1, "KISS THK HI.OOD OFF MY When in Morristown "BEYOND OLORY." "JIGG8 * MAU- HANDS," FOR THK I.OVK OF In Technicolor OIE IN SOCIETY" Jan. 1, "BEYOND MMIV " Jitn -!-4. "APARTMENT FOR LET'S MEET AT THE OLORY," "JURIS i% MACK1IE IN SOCIETY." Jan. 2-3, "CRY OF THE PICUOY," • Nioirr HAH A THOUSAND I'lm >l;in)i:»ttiui Angel CITY," "HEART OF VIRGINIA." Jan. BYES " 4 Wnvi Starling Wed. «-8, "JULIA MISBEHAVES " SUMMIT TOWN HOUSE MAPLEWOOD LYKK; "MiH tatiock't MttKeM" For Cocktails, Soda or Delicious Dinner DPC 30-31, (Mat.) "JULIA MI3BE- MAPLEWOOU HAVKS." DN*. :U, (Eve.) M1H8 TAT- "SEALED VERDICT' MEW VPAD'C flAY SNACK ROOM, BAR Dec. 30. "MI! BLANDINGS DHEAM LOCK'S MH.LKJ.NH" J«n. 1-5, "MISS HOUSD." "STOUM IN A TK.A CT7P," TA'IT.DCK'H MILLIONS." NEW TEAK 9 UAI — OPEN 1 P. M. to MIDNITE "DASH DA1LEY." "Dec. 31. (Mat ) Children's New Year's Show. "BILL fit STRAND FOUNTAIN and SNACK BAri—Open Evenings until COO." Doc. 31, (Eve.) "BLOOD ON DMOM AND DAD! THIS 18 NEW YORK." Wilbur Evans + Marthe Errolle At our big New Year's Porty held just MILLBURN UNION for you on Friday Afternoon Dee. 31st MILUBURN in JOHAm STRAVS3* €H 4RW\G OPERETTA Dm, 30, "THEY DRIVE-BY NIOHT." UNION At 2 P. M—Doors open 1:30 P. M. "ANGELS WITH DIIITY FACES " Drc. D« 30, "ISN'T IT ROMANTIC," Ill, (Mat I "BOYS''RANCH." Dw 31, "K1HK THK IU.OOD OFF MY HANDS" Regular Prices (Kve I. "INNOCENT AFFAIR," DM: Jl, (Mat ) '-HOMK IN INDIANA" "BLOOD ON THE MOON." "8HANU- Die ..31, I Kve.) "BLACK AHROW," "ROSALINDA" NOISEMAKERS, HATS & FAVORS. 1IA1 CHEST." Jan. 1, "INNOCENT "APARTMENT FOR PEGOY." "VA- 40 PARK PLACE. ON THE SQUARE AFPAIIl," "BLOOD ON THK MOON " .R1KTY TIMK. " J*«, I, "III.ACK AR- ROW," APARTMENT FOR I'ECKIY." GAMES AND LOTS OF FUN Phone MorriRtown I-09BO Jnn. 2-4. "MANHATTAN ANOEL," "FIBERMAUS" "I^OVES Or CAHMKN " J;ui. 2 4, •Ill.OOD ON THE MOON," COMEDY RACE REEL WITH 15 BIG PRIZES "INN-OOKNT AFFA.IR" Jnn 5, "FIGHTER MQU ADRO!*," 'SMART "Omi of tfc* qayttt rompt in tapmr MIN Floyhow* kit* PLUS PLENTY OF CARTOONS MORRISTOWN aiRL« UONT TALK," lory—-visual a* well as a musical trtot—perfect tliow COMMUNITY for HM Holiday Seo«.«." Gala New Year's Eve Show! Dm). 41, (Mut ), "LKT'8 LIVB A LIT- Smalt Can Plentiful, Vt"V Dec. 311,, (•?•), "WHtSPKIlINO (Also New Year's Day) 8MITM." Jin, 1-S, 'xrT'8 LIVE A Bur Th«y Won't Run Book: *rtnh»rt * V'*h«n Ir —lyric* Kitihj •— FLAGSHIP 29 LITTLB, Mutlt.it Adtptktlon: Korntold .SiTtnll car* l«uit -week rolled off tons f RARLIS S.4CCO. >iuilf*l Dlrtctor Plan to See th« New Yetir in with 2 dmnsh Hits'. JERSEY OIM of /Vcw J«r$gy'» Matt Iteautljul Night Club* production line* at » phenomenal M*llnr#* K«d jt III, - Kcktti i!io at Kresf* • M««r»rk D#«. 31-Jtn, I, "ISN'T IT ROMAN- TTO," "THE MAN FROM TEXAS" rate ••ant, « minute by »n# com- MUSICAL FUNl Present* 4»«. J, "BMBBAOEABLK TTOU," pany. "BMUOOLERI COVE" For moat practloal ut«w the#e BOB Office Open Dmtitf pl«jitlc toy model* of n«w cars »re NEWARK MONTCLAIR (Incl. Sunfl»T> too infmli—about 1J Inchei long. 19 A.M. «o IB P M. flRANFORO But they Rre im accurate In detail , • i i * i 11 ' t O * 0 D»o. 31-J«n. t, "ANCIBIJ W KXIUI," PHONE MO. 3-3300 "ONB BUNDAT AFTERNOOH." that ftutomobllt manufftcturer* and dealer* buy thero whol<*iMte Now Playing for Two Weeks Including PROCTOR'S t» explain n«w dp»lgn f«««tvir(«» to D«e. 30-J»n, S\"A BOWf," "INDIAN AOENT." their c««tom#ri», Sunday, Jan. 2 (No Performance ,)fanday, Jan, S) A FULL EVENING OF 1^1'GH-PACKrVO KVTKRTAINMEflT Joe Ricardel and His Orchestra In pr rwn / Dir«et from Clubi Mont* Carlo and V«rstill«t, N»w York EDWARD EVERETT HORTON "PRESENT LAUGHTER" tH* Matt ititi ptaii* *t«*f« prMMMlf fl!l#4. Ummiw Mm Ynfw mm. •«**• NOW. Ho «^*iiBrt In prtt**. TUkrf lUM^ntf*!, Krwf*1*, H*l«ty *. •. Ntwark, All Tickri A(cntl#« la Srw Vortt, i\*\

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Idword Horton is i 1 Year's Eve Buffet* Easy Way to Entertain BARCLAY ON BRIDGE S*ar at Mcl Bdw*rd Everett Horton i, •Ur of Noel fJoward', corned Editor'* Note: W* publish 0» By $h#pard Barclay -Present Uughur" which J following recipe for thote who piaa to tend to their knitting and * two-week engagement * Moatclalr Theater Monday welcome the New Year in their portarxce in the bidding of this home*. But for those who intend IX> yOU KNOW IT ALL? That [a exactly what i* involved deal, which went a lot of different Having enjoyed « !on . " to greet 1940 mt »pot« along ue»r- ways at the several tables. That. g rUtt by highway* and byways we r«c- if somebody asks you what l» the gagement in New York two best w»y to bid en extremely yueaa Ls whether or not feast sous ago, "Present Laughter" Mnmend the advertiser* on thin should reach as high as 5-Hearta. freaktoh hand. If you give a firm ginally starred Clifton Web the two preceding Dp you know "any way to .bid *he answer of juat what should be role that Edward Everett deal that will enable Ea«t to h »ve Planning « party for New Ye.tr'* done—being sure that anything will play for Montclair solid information on which to o&ae Eve? ' .>l*j would be wrong—you probably audience*. Among the are not very experienced in this hU decision? Nobody in this par- If so, be *ure to'plan in auch. • players selected for this pr game of contract bridge. The v«ry ticular game could figure out *-iv- jvay that you'll have m» much fun ia^Marta Linden who will best players in the world take dif- thing except a guess, snd even M the guests. the leading feminine role w ferent positions regarding the hid- that depended on ft surprise in J3a»i«jt way to entertain a group what the declarer finds in the »he played In fhe Broadway ding of any r&al freak ever sub- ductlon. Two other distinguis ;h»t'a going to see the New Yoar mitted to a bunch of them. And dummy. supporting players are Jane- S •in, l» the buffet supper- Simply the smartest of all admit that they That none-too-hot-looking dum- mour and Katherine Messkil, push your dining room table ar# not sure «t all about the b«st my is really good enough to make against the wall-or l«ive It In the course. 6-Hearts « sure thing for East Elaine Ellis, Craig Kelly, middle of the room, euk you like, unlean a club is opened or SoMth Belmorc, Paul Best, Dudley m guests can wulk around it vvlnn QJ « 4 2 holdj up the diamond A until the Luja Fcnnesbeck and Peter Bom 1 serving themselves and plnc»> food, Tlu?n the discard on the diamond*. * staged the original Broadway m guests take their filled plates to m 10 7 5 4k None duction is responsible for t|, I »4 2 »AKQJ There was no difficulty to the coffee tables, end twbkvi, or any Montclair Theater presentation,! |KJ«4 107 5 3 making of the 4-Spades contract other place where they can sit «nri and William De Forest will d 3 if South manages to pkiy the ciuba eat in comfort. the lavish settings, 4>J 10 2 • A 4 effectively. M happened at evxy In preparing the buffet impor- A. K 9 8 3 " table. One trick was lost In each Managing Director AI br rt V tant as decorating your Uible at- >; aide suit. , Rosen announced ihu • :-. „-,] tractively ia to arrange food, »»llw»r AS 2 | Sunday night performance will k and china conveniently, A <{ood 4> K 7 5 3 given of this attruoi a idea is to place the rrKiiTi dl-timr < Dealer: South East-West vul- Tighttr Bank Credit night of January 2, in place of tin toward the middle of the, tuhte, 1| nerablc ) men cen expect credit usual Monday night performance you have .the table against the South North East to be tougher from now on as January 3. Seats are now on «]« wall, with stacks of plnjie.i, and Pass banks approach « "fully loaned" at the box office, by mail or tele- the silver, at either end, so that Pus Pass 5 V condition. Banker* are getting phone reservation. guests can start serving- th^-m- I. l 4k Pass 4 V wary of many flrma trying to do •elvea from both end*.., napkin, doing nwuy «-ntlrc>ly with more business than their Invested An even eoaier system, anil one «-• Cyrus Field financed the laying the newvwity of "balimcinK pint*'!* Pass *••"- Dbl capital justifies. that insures comfort to the gue^L", Pass of the first Atlantic cable. and cup» on la pa, in <"«-*" Past la to have only plates, food and aren't enough coffee and <>nd tnH<\-> jierving pieces on the large buf- to go around. inere is just one gueas of ira- fet table; then get up card tablea, with ati individual place for ««rh But whether you ase buffet guest, completf -with, silver and table alone, or buffet table ami QLD HEIDELBERG card tabiee. don't be too informal. Both Foreground Make things look festive with y«nr SERVE YOUR NEW YEAR'S EVE SCFPKR buffet | dividual placps to which guests can carry the! RESTAURANT beat china, glassware and silver, style, with silver, plates and napkins correctly placed plates, they'll love you. Silver, green or red bells with And Background OPEN UNTIL MDDNIOHT and correct setting of tables. ,\nd so it will be both festive-looking and convenient for bright-colored balls attached with silver ribbon mak when it's time for dessert, clear till guests to serve themselves. Put everything but des- ; party favors. Con Be in Focus ROUTED SCOTCH PLAINS sert on at once. If you can set up card tables with iri- tables of food and again let guests A motion picture recently cre- Telephone Fanwood 2-9819 serve themselves to de.tsort and ated a photographic stir by its coffee from the buffet table, Here are recipe* for the *ftri- technique of showing practically Ad? luxe but eeaily prepnred serole main di.sh and the de&w.it: everything in sharp focus. Normal- ENJOY NEW YEAR'S DAY buffet menu, rnig:ht consist of a Confetti Seafood ly, the center of interest U sharp, Confetti Seafood Casserole with Saute 'i.e. chopped-Rrcen The Teen - Ager with the reat of the scene drop- WITH US Touwed Salad, Hot RolU, and Cel- and 1 .tniall onion, thinly sli't'il, ping off—and that is the way it ls ery, Olives, Pfoktej). Carrot Sticks in '* c. Hiftrgnrint* Add two 5-oz supposedAo bt.- It helps keep at- DINNER SERVtD FROM V? UMTIl 9 «nd Small Piekted- Onions;-lh cans stinTOp «nd 1 lh. fish fillets, tention on th* center of • ..«.....«.. t ..•'. ATMcGLYHM'S whi,ch;riirt*S::brrcn. «ttt mfco t-m- But this movie had everything . Cheerful and Comfortable FLOOR SHOW Sa\jc# and Ooffee for dessert. pleces. Stir in 2 tbsp. chopped BV BOB AOMAN in focua, and its effect was novet pimento end 1 c. cream *»auce. Fill COME - BRING YOUR FRIENDS A ready-made Ice cream roll, or In a matter-of--hours- now 1&48 will be but a memory to if not lasting. The technique in- SANTIE JOSOL some-similar Ice cream.Specialty, cajtserolc. Top with layer of.-sliced volved two factors, both of which (Owed Mondays) 4nd Mb V«r»*t mwpotato and pour an additional us all. A stroke of the clock will welcome in a new year to can b« "bought in alrawt every take over the duties and the burdens, the joys and the heart gave great depth of focua. Short • TURKEY town and stored in the refrigera- half cup of cream sauce over ill. focal length lenses were used, and Bake in moderate ovfn (S7SI«'V 10 aches that the old year left behind, DINNER FOR tor until needed, but if. you ean't the tenses were stopped far down. ; •lii many ways1048 was nothing • C50CKTAH, find one, or would rather make the min. T :•• ""',-. " The technique will give the same to•.boast...about.;.yet. taking,.a.broad, • NEW YEAR'S roll yotirsolf, if* nimple enough. lea Cream Roll: Break'2 egg» No Change in School World outlook on matters, I would nay I Celebrate NEW YEARS EVE _ tQA&T : into mi-smg-bmviv Add **"t«i5. bak- wide angle lenses for 36 mm. cam- ing powder and '*' tap. salt, Bcmt that this past year accomplished The dchool students' World will • HATS not suffer much change. Another eras give great depth of focus, and : • NOISE- A OEI.IOHTFUL KATINO PIACK until frothy, then gradually add '!• the- same thing a swimmer dw«» stopped far dawn they practically o. Atignr, boating constantly until wljcn he trends water; eventually winter will pass on, another class " DONOHUrS MAKEHS will graduate, a very welcome sum eliminate the need to focus. mixture i» thick and light-c-oloted. he must wink or swim. In all proba- • SOUVENIRS mer vacation will follow, and then, Since motion picture exposures "A Flat Nrw hr**y Kotin* f'ar#" THE Befit •ih 4-L»p. ^•«.nill«. Add tt c. bility 1949 is the year that will fur- FOR EVERY- PER OOUPME another year of school for most of are instantaneous, leiues are alfted fflke (lour gradually. nish a break in world affairs, for •« llw N*waifc.PMiptM Tunfitit ONE MOUNTAINSIDE INN us before NPW Year's Day return* chosen to yield maximum depth Make Jle««rv • Make Reservations Now • Phone Wfstllrtil 2-2969 dential diction, conventions and OPEN IICH'SK AT THE BAR cream. Roll «g7un and serve with very fact that we can sleep late when poor light makes short ex- rhon* Mountain View I-O013 or 8-04S4 Fruit Sauce: Break up 1 c. "ur- campaign took a sizuble piece in the morning more than com- posures and wide lens openings rant jelly with fork. Add 2 tbap. of the year away from oth<>r-than- pensates for any inconv«nienc«a n«c«sary. I NEW YEAR'S DAY DINNER $2.50 domestic considcrntionii. Also It Is molRMMi snd juic# of half an caused by th# weather, 1 Focua critically on th« fig- 5 Served from II Noon (• I t. M. Open House New Year's Eve orange, j probable that the government.will ures in the background, without TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinillllllllllllHIr AT To envp time on i»arty d«y. make .tnlcc much more positive- action the foreground figure in the pic- cake early; cool «m directed, re- on international ttff^rs now that lit Only 100 Years ure, and make, the exposure. Keller's Tavern & Grove move towel and wrap roll in waxed j there. Are no campaign issues in- Super»onlc-*pecd trains driven 2. Place the foreground figiire fnd of Kuittz Av«,, off Springfield paper until ready for nllinj? at !nat volved. In short more attention by atomic energy we foreseen in n place, focus carefully on. him, Wishing You A minute. Berkeley Htight* will probably be paid to clearing the year 2O4B by President R. II ,nd make * second exposure, up the loose ends of world nffalrs Williams of the Chicago ft North S, Cut out the foreground fig- Most Happy New fear NEW YEARS CHOICE OF TURKEY Martha Graham coining yenr. Western Railway. ure and paste him on the print \ GOO8K, SA1IERIIKATEN of the more distant group. DAY DINNER ROAST FRESH HAM To Give Show 4, Photograph the composite picture. Phon. SUMMIT 6-3095 Martha Graham *nnd Oompany, Greeting the New Year ENGLISH'S GRILL the ranking American dance or- , An effective method of putting ROUTE 1« AT THE TRAFFIC CIRCLE ganiisation. will appear before local ': th« two in good register Li to LtVrNOSTOX . ftudicncos at Montclair High School i faaten the foreground picture in Monday ovpnine. Jantmry 31, Mrs. , place over the background. New Year'a Day Dinner Served from 12 to 9 1 Make Your Reservations Now! Alexander MficlOnzio, prai:hf*d her ' and place the forgeround figure Pierre \Vishen You a Happy New Year! Eve Day full authority both iw» dancer and in th* hole left in the background Serving 12 to 8 aa rhorrngrnphcr, Hor repertory print, where tt should fit per- la made up from somo of the hit* fectly—since berth were out out at PARTIES WELCOME SPECIAL DINNER of recent wnson* pliw ni»w worka . the aft me time. PIERRE'S COCKTAIL (ly Reservation) $2.25 cn-ntfd for the pr*»^r»nt tour and , not yrt viewed by Broadway, In ' Army Mult Drivers hf»r newest work*, too. nht* hns ' Will Nor Agree WISHING YOU ALL A HAPPY evolved'a iu"W form of thrntor-I LOUNGE piece, n (Innrr-drnnta which givp« A tender-eared W«c «nd « high- and RESTAURANT NEW YEAR! a n^w kind of theater fxperienc*. minded major general, Hobart R »vpn to tho»«i not ballet-minded. tfay, met therruiplves to the task of 24 LINCOLN STREET KAST ORANGE YE OLDE VILLAGE INN For th*> flrnt ttme, too, a com- the century limit week: policing G.I. language. CELEBRATE Luncheon 18 in H ~ Dinner 8:.10 t« • ' pany pr«Mr*nt.s a rpportory fneltir!- ! To hli staff in the Washington ing nior«* thnn th« twual number Sunday IMnner It to • military district, day passed along 5^2^^ NEW-YEAltS EVE rhm of hit*. Always before, iinnnc rom- 180 So. Orange Av«. •Milt §kmmMmmt * th» Wac'« letter *#kltig "« drive to ' .V*^Vr.,-3fc IN OUR NBW pRiilrji IMIV»» of nT^wity included (Near th# CVnt«r) •wHTII Ul9ll§V SO «»?M tone down th« (i.t'm vocabulary- smn» works that wi>r» only ''pro- not th« ntrnng vlrle profanity of THE COTILLION gram pl«N'i*«." l'rohnbly n*»vr«r bf- which evpry m«in I* entitled re* forp could thLi repertory hav»» u««g« but vulgar ohic*nlty ROOM MAfinblr**!, broauso It 1« \h* which ban »o fenprally r*pla-fd Open House New Y$ar'* Eve of a ri'JrrtBppetiv** *how <»f profanity." CIMPW Oay thought this ld«a w«* "»o a»«»©«l-»r»IM ycara ng» phi* new works don* finf, *e> appr»prl«t#, ao v»ry much The QY.pLAZA % mnwrn SAY ulnpr. * »«ii of which K-M hulled HM to th« point th*t 1 d«wlrt it brmtght n "ma»terplrce." To thin »h«» hnn Cocktail UMitqi -. itttwrnmt X th« atfpntlon nt m\\ p«fi»m«!M," adtle«t Army mule rtigrM» rhimrn public comiw«nt. for thp Uivnl showing will Inelud* 3-tfII m A Happy and Prmperou* New Year not only r»n»> of th*> htgitlv ««- Opm Bmm in the CoektaU ^ 1 (Wn KI.| HIH, |»r«p. rercnt Krondwny ette- end Htttnurant Until 4 A. m- but » new work ft* well WASHINGTON Aim NIW YIAR'S DAT DINNIR $4^,00 The ftill eompwnv M'ill «|»p*»«r UK with Mlsc Utftlirtm UnttjHt1 nrin»ng ttWOY NEW YEAR'S DAY . CWIH, all tkt Trimmh^t) m» danee comtmnli'*, it Aam not fol- low tho lln# of the rontlnjjnUI .Utt Donnfll, .voting ftiavlft «l«r, wplcomf** fh# w*>H«w DINNER It Umm m f M p« m. — ballH with premier daneprs, bil- Vr«r with M suffly pltyantl * unill*. Andl h« #ay», A happy Ni>« Y*»«r mz-mn Itrinai, eoryptatet Mid tb« ilk*, t to you tow, I 4 Hmh