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Y.*r, No. II SUMMIT, !, mt 4CfNT$ Pubic Address Golf and Fishing Ki $29,000 Sought to Complete System Instaled Prevail at Annual In City Hal Chamber Outing Edison Park Recreation Plan Citlaen* attending Tuesday With appetite* developed to the Common Council referred to its welfare committee night's ranting of Common Coun- famishing point after a day of golf Tuesday night a request of the Board of Recreation that and fishing, 117 very hungry men J&29.QQQ be dedicated to the latter body "So that it may cil enprewsed appreciation of the participated in the banquet that public ft4dr*ae *j»i«a installed by climaxed the annual Chamber of have funds to complete plans prepared to replace as far the city ia council'i chambers. Commerce outing August 17 at the as deemed necessary the facilities needed to-carry on a proper recreation program in the Typical of those who expressed Manaaquan River Golf Club. Dur- ing the day more than 150 mer- Edi«>n Paiik." duch appreciation wa« Harry M. chants and their guest* partici- The request also stated that Guest of Franklin place, who Mid, pated in the outing. Lack of Quorum "The Board of Recreation Com- "I heard distinctly everything that As one diner put it, the evening Hv missioners had prepaid prelim- was said." repast wu one of those affair* Delays Hearing inary plans for a community recre- } , Council "Gets the Call" read about but seldom experienced^ ation building on the tand known There was the entree of steamed ji Ivi, «s th« Gaffn«y tract and the Sum- Though the radio program, The *,»*;<*•"•:•« mit Home forChildrentract, which Edward C. HaJnea, 3rd clam* and clam broth. Tfa*n ceme Oh Water Rate Town Meeting of the Air," Ma fa- , (fr»ot«rn Photo) what; everyone thought- was the Tile lomhiittce of engineers were accepted by the board in ex- voriU program, has been changed main .course, half a lobster with from the t'lght municipalities af- change for. recreation facilities sril.d to the Celanese Corporation to Tuesday night, Mr. Quest ex- French fries and an appropriate fected by the proposal of the Com-' Edward Holmes salad. <«Eyes soon began "to pop" monwealth Water Co. of Summit plus a win of approximately $29,- pressed preference for the meeting 000." Furthermore the board a«ki for there followed a large platter to b O01lt its r te 20 cr cent were of Common Council. BU8KNKSSMKN GO FIBBING — Although it and Ray Bieter. Others are Walter Crann. •sanitary . * ' P that the rent* from the hou«e at of country fried chicken, fresh unable to have their meeting anchors a weigh before T a. m. this group of Summit inspector for the Boaril of' Health; Dr. Jules the comer of Morris avenue and A letter wa» read from Jutiu* Heads YMCA Drive ma«hed potatoes, corn on the cob, Thursday night as scheduled In Merchants was on hand to MJjO}; deep «ea fishing Manning, William and Thomas Savage. Dr. Man- MorrU court (Summit Home for Finkel of SSlUabetn and the Sum- frteh lima beans and peas, not to Irvington' to discuss the facts they at the amiual Chamber of Commerce summer out* ning won honors for the day'with. a. catch of 23 Children tract t and from a shed mit law firm of Moser & Griffith, mention watermelon and coffee or had collected and to determine ing held last Thursday at Manamunn Inlet, Joseph sea bass while Mr. VocRtlpn and Mr. Zeigner on the Gaffney tract be included representing Canoe Brook Estates, For 300 Members milk. » what course of action to he taken Zeigner (upralaed right hand) Wtu chairman of shared second place with 20 sra bass each. Other in the money dedicated. ' a.-ki'igr for the vacation of portions Appointment of Edward C. City Official.. Present The committee of which Frank A. arrangements for the fishing party. At his left are Chamber members and their guo.sts played golf. of these "paper" roads: Senborn Holmes of Valley View avenue At the head table during dinner Murray, city engineer, ik a mem- Ovle Group Meeks Action former Mayor G, Harry CulUs, John G. Voegtlen road. Lewis avenue, Greenfield a* chairman of the annual fall were Arthur Becker, president of (Scheckler photo) ber, did not muster a quorum. The EaM Summit Civic Association avenue, Brainford road and Fre- membership campaign of the the Chamber shoe- welfare activities of the eight Red drew all opposition after being as- bidding on alternate raises of $50 budget without asking for in- resentatives! of the committee will maker, carpenter, furniture d«al- Feather agencies which partici- sured that theae facilities would to §2,000 which was bid by Mr. creased funds from the United be available: after Labor Day for er, postman, pharmacist, grocery- pate in Summit's annual, feder- be replaced. Barker. Mr. Bedroalan followed Campaign." a meeting. man, "fourth estaters," school ated, fund-raising campaign. Parking Lot Land Bought with hU 4td. Declaring thai the "Y" Intend* teacher, coal and, building ma- "Th« ^lump, dump* of Jumbo's So far the committee has been After holding a public-Hearing Tax appeaU were tiled by the to make this year's membership terials dealer, hotel man, etc. huge pattded feet afld the pranc- held up in final confirmation of at which no one •poke, Council following: -Fidelity Union Tnwt effort "Ml even more significant Tom Miller wa» general chair- ing , hooves of the Junior Essex its appointment of Mayor Clyde adopted an ordinance making an Co. on th« George H. Hummel demonstration in self-support," man of the outing committee. Bob Troop of Cavalry should lure Potts of Morrlstown, a sanitary additional appropriation to meet property in Hobart avenue and an Mr. Hiatt said, this gives a fair Reynolds was chairman of the golf everyone in Summit to the route- engineer, to make the preliminary the coat of acquiring th« Winston adjoining lot; Mr. Steel* ojo behalf break to the workers in the United committee and Joe Zeigner, chair- of-march curbstonei," remarked investigation. Mayor Potts has property lying between the Beech- of Mra. Carolyn H. Bassjtt on Campaign." man for the fish'ng trip. Invoca- Summit Resident Plzzl, who has responsibility for agreed to handle the investigation wood Hotel and Larch place by her Ridge road property William Expressing the belief that Mr. tion at the dinner was offered by the complex job of organizing the for a fee not to exceed $500. So condemnation for the purpose of T. Snyder, Beekman terrace; Em- Holmes, a member of the board W. H. Woodside. a past president Named Bell Labs parade scheduled for the Saturday far only Summit has voted $60, acquiring a public parking lot and ployee* Personal Loan Co. on per- of directors and chairman of the of the State Federation of Men's preceding the One-Day United West Orange $120 and Irvington authorising the Issuance of tern- sonal property, and Gordon L. Hu- membership committee during the Bible Classes. Campaign of October ID. "Our $180 us their shares of the fee. For porary notes to finance such ac- bert, Kent plac« boulevard. past year, will find ready re- Souvenirs, mechanical pencils, jPersonnel Director musical section, being arranged other communities the fee would quisition. sponses to the membership appeal, with the cooperation of J. Fred run from $30 to $60. To date Tax receipts for July were re- which arrived too late for distri- Frank D. Learner of 21 Canoe At IU February 18 meeting, Mr. Hiatt said the drive will be bution at the outing, were pre- Mullcr, chairman of the High neither New Providence Borough Council adopted an ordinance ap- ported in amount of 1210,117.23 directed by a strategy commit- Brook parkway has been appoint- School's department of music, and or Township, Chatham Township, and for the first seven months of sented over the week-end by Mr. propriatlnfl $20,000 for the acqui- tee. Those on the committee are ed personnel director of Bell Tele- of Jack Paradise,, will include sev- Maplcwood or Millburn have ap- figure with the result that the issue thus year, $920,991.59. Crane to all of those who attended. Edward A. Plcxi as follows: Walter Connor. Jr., phone Laboratories effective Sep- eral American Legion bands, senior propriated any money toward ton Co. demurred at the 120,000 Approval watf given Larry G. Bryant Griffin, Mathew Zeigner. and Junior High School bands; knows wliet to whisper In an ele- tember l, It has been announced Mayor Potts' fee, though they ex- flltion of the plot. However, Wins- May, Jr., for membership in Chem- Angus Moore and Allan R Deven- and, possibly, the Madison Drum phant's car—or has a suitable- pressed an interest In the case. , was submitted to a condemnation, Freeholder Post by the company. ical Engine Co. ney. general secretary of the Y. and Bugle Corps and an Army backyard, pasture; — please call In asking for the increase the commission named by the Court Learner succeeds George B. Application* for taxicab driver The strategy, committee will give Remains Vacant band from Camp Dlx." United Campaign headquarters, company said it did so "reluc- of Chancery. The ordinance adopt- licenses were approved for Mario its organization plans to the full Thomus of 78 Chestnut street. Jumbo Still At Large Summit 6-1892. We need advice." tantly" and cited higher taxes and ed Tuesday night follows the ac- A Formlcheila and" Ernest Joy- membership committee Sept. 3 Maple wood, who will retire on "A great many well-known Sum- "Eveiyonc in Summit can join Increased labor and material costs tion of the condemnation commis- Board Decides sion. iens. at the Y. AugUSt 8l after mor than 30 mit organizations will be repre- the .parade in some capacity—un- as justification for its demands. William I. MeMane of Summit. . « less duty or illness ties Him down years with the Bell system.' Thom- sented in the )ine-of-march, and The ordinance adopted Tue#*f director of the Board of Free — Hnd everyone will benefit from holders said Friday that the board plans for our motorized floats in- night include* the aggregate as has been personnel director the fun," Pizzi pointed out. "That's has decided not to name a Re- clude a camp-cooking demonstra- Saturday Storm amount of $19,000 authorized in the Smoking Bad for the Heart, of tlie laboratories since February, why IV Will be a fitting community publican individual to fill the in- tion by the Boy Scouts and folk- February 18 ordinance. Since prelude for Summit's eleventh an- terim term made vacant by. the 1525. dancing by the YWCA," continued f 1,700 is provided as the amount nual United Campaign, toward Brings Damage and Ciba Man Teffs Rotarians recent death of Alfred C. Brooks, Learner has been associated Plzzi who, with Arthur Schwarz, for down payment, the aggregate Rahway, whose three-year term with the laboratories since 1930* has been letter hunting all sum- which everyone will give for every- amount of notes or bonds to be is- i Dr. J, H. Walton, associate quency is also very considerable. 1 Moat recently he has served AS mer from New York to Sarasota one's benefit." i ;'" sued now Is $32,300. , ' Of the following undesirable would have ended the first of the Brief Heat Relief medical director of Ciba Pharma- assistant personnel director and for just the right sort of Jumbo to traits in boy*, frequent Illness, year. He was nominated for an- Pizzi, partner In the local law[ Saturday night's torrential rains ceutical Products, Inc., waa the for a number of years He super- eat Summit youngsters' pcanuU. nervousness, stunted mental other term at the Spring primary firm of Pizzi nnd Plzzl, in a mem- and electrical storm, which speaker at Monday's luncheon vised personnel activities at the "All elephants seem to hurry to Kiwanis Express growth, poor reasoning power, election. ber of the United Campaign's pub- brought a shortlived respite from y meeting: of Rotary at the YMCA. laboratories' new Jersey locations. Florida before October," Plzzl headaches, poor memory, incapa- The Republican County Commit- Icity committee. For the last New. Jersey's heat wave, caused / His topic was "The Psychology lamented. "But now we are track- Alarm at Spread city for sustained attention, ly- tee heads have' chosen former A native of Vinton, Iowa.\ Lea- three years he has been president several thousand dollars of dam- i of Smoking." ing one that hasn't a train reser- ing, truancy, degeneracy, cow- Mayor George W. Herlick. Hill- rner is a graduate of Morningside of the Summit Tennis Club, a age to Summit properties. "Smoking is a . . . habit," he Of Communism ardice, etc., 587 occurred in side, to run for the election in College, Sioux City, Iowa, and re- hobby which, for him, outweighs Lightening struck the pinnacle ••aid. "I know what I am talking Summit Kiwanis were unani- trackers, only seven in non- November in, Mr. Brook's stend". ceived a master of science degree elephants. of the residence of P. R. Klvlen of about. For thirty yeart I have Pomwr Summit Tcoelwr Oars mous in their expression of alarm smokers." ... His running mates will be Free- from the University of Iowa. He Franklin place, continuing Into the carried on a ceaseless battle to at the spread^, of communism at a Feans Being A Si*»\v holder Incumbents James O. Bro- was head of the physics depart- Mart Pest at Utica College YMCA Closes Til Sept. 8 house where It knocked plaster join the ranks of non-smokers. ment at Williamette University, forum held at their weekly lunch- "But why labor the argument?" kaw and Charles E. Smith. Thomas J. Burke, former head The YMCA, Maple street, will from the ceilings of two bedrooms. During approximately 29 years Salem, Ore., for two years prior eon Tuesday at the Beechwood. In several instances in recent of the mathematics department of close all physical activity depart- Another bolt which struck the find six months that little devil, he asked. to becoming associated with the President Frank Allen In re- years, vacancies have been filled the public schools here and more ments Saturday for routine repairs ground in front of Peterson's u ho we are assured Is so round, so "1. Why do they start? laboratories. viewing the three main addresses by appointments to unexpired recently a member of the Syracuse in preparation for the fall opening Amoco Service Station on Morris f rm, so fully packed, has sat "Nobody ever enjoyed his first at the recent convention of Kl- terms. Almost invariably, such ap- Learner ia president of the Fam- University faculty, has been made September 8, it wn« announced this turnpike ripped a four foot hole [ complacently In the middle- of cigarette, or his second, or proba- wanLs International at Chicago pointees are the Republican or- ily Service Association and is a instructor In mathematics at the week by Mrs. Elizabeth K. Bray, into the earth before hitting the m>- chest keeping my shoulders bly his tenth. and the main resolutions adopted, ganization's choices for freeholder past-president of the MorrU Coun- Utica College of Syracuse Univer- associate secretary. However, Mr*. sewer which, police said, was dam- stated. "It Is significant that all firmly on the mat without any "He started because he wanted in the next election. ty Personnel Group. He is also sity, an institution of 1.000 stu- Bray added the office will remain aged. of those pointed to the very real effort at all. During the1 other six to conform If a boy doesn't It has been suggested that Mr. a member of the New York Per- dents. open for information. Meanwhile the downpour caved danger of Communism in our own months (divided into segments of smoke, he is a si«sy- If he does, he Brook's widow be named to fill sonnel! Management Association A graduate of Union College, in a 10 fo he can't eat right, sleep right. ., They cause ulcers? There'* noth- he will never ftop so long a* h oroaa seductress. Who wants to icg wrong with ray itonmch— of Hollywood Fashions of California lives, b* • praasf burp! It may be bad for aihUU*. "la Use adult, agais conform* gnwkor* Awars «f H**m "There i» not a living smoke* Nit I'm no ithJote. AllJ do li ait ARRIVE IN SUMMIT AT lty-*WW tad proptftttd by at a de*k. You bet that's all lie twy wilt and device erf the in* who Is ««t w«ll aware that th« weed i» poisoning bint. does—if he runs few * *ue*t car The eteMtttatsJf. usually licked "And there ta not a Uvlog be feels faint." / far lif« so far a* quitting is eon- snicker who won't ratlqnsll himself out of his inability to giv« \>x, Walton quoted Beckmaa, THE NATION FACTORY OUTLET cerncd-^aiihguxh lit may sesree- "When and if I come down with ly b« ablt to drag one foot after up his cowardly mental refuge in Back of Corby's Laundry coronary disease, I sha4l atop Industrial Place Js*t» few step* aff Btmamtt Av«v smoking if I can." toother words, Summit, N.J. he Is going to- wait until bis coro- nsrjes bive received Irreparable Same Day Cleaning Service damage tad thea h« is going t« 5,000 StUME FEET OF CUA»f AIRY SH0PPIH6 SPICL ^uit, -if he can." A Ml smrioail mmftUmg m Major stock of "PRINCE OF HOLLYWOOD" "But why should w* kid our- MI aeoopei up by our boyer at ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF the actual prw- CLOTHES MOUGHT TO HANT selves any longer? Tru facts art eot replac«meiit U Wilson, Murray Hill, guest of S2f MORRIS AVI SU. 4-0901 Ed win T. Kaiser; Joseph A. Ky* FOR WOMEN ael, Hillside; Al Getsiler, Mill- burn, BRUNCH DUO-TONE SUEDE GIRDLES COATS SWEATER Fine Quality — regular and EUatie bsvtk M square prints pantte style. —Ale* in ChlBlx. Aa actoai JACKETS f&M seJUstg prtoe etaewher*. California sensation. Worth 1.59 & 1.98 198 Save $2.00. on this purchase alone. • HOUSE 1.98 PRESSES "• -*>* SUPS HALF Nlee qnalHy — Bottea etovni California made. Large as- the fr««t .... SUPS sortment of styles and aises. California made — Pinest 1.59 n.79 Quality. A fl-M value. Made !• atjr faetotjr — Boy two for the price of Wholesale price. 1.29 •ae. . • a-pc. NIGHT SUITE PANTIES I* frltult* APRONS GOWNS Bayon Satla — Finest qual- hm HAup Cotton Jersey for cool Bights. All liara and styles—4»c 59c A RAGWEED (TREE) GROWS IN SUSLMIT-Thls very healthy ity—California Made. Worth 89c 75c 89c 98c $1.29 and very large specimen of what Summit can grow in the line of A raper-Talae. doable. SLIPCOVERS sneeze and teardrop producers, was found a few days ago on prop- Largest stock — Lowest erty within half a mile of the center of the city. The owner of the 98c prices In the State. property states that the Members of his family are allergic to rag- 1.00 weed pollen and that notwithstanding efforts to eliminate, the weed from the premise* this one, like the proverbial flsh, got away, (Edi- torially, the Herald suggests that property owners look their premises over to see IfJ.any such specimen might be growing on their land:) FOR GIRLS The young lady admiring this tall (about nine feet) annoyer is Mus Marcla Buwell, a Summit Herald employee, who does not Classic Style Wool DRESS DRESS Mitchell 2-9242 Mem to be annoyed by the poUen. , , . (Photo by J»r> Wl BROAD STREET COATS COATS COAT 4 Local Vtt Buys Tractors Assets Administration. The trac- It to U. Well Leggiaga and hat — 100% H»hiM'» tors, sold W sealed bids, are three- Last QJPJL Prtce—SIZJM. Wool Slses'l to 4. Limited Yenr Lester Doley, a Summit veteran, LEGGINGS EGA! was a recent buyer of two surplus speed gasoline powered in fair quantity—A real value. Siw> « to 6z. Fine quality. •HOMIWA 4-0270 UPHOLSTERY SHOP Industrial tractors from the War condition. 7.98 Other suit* as low as $tSK sssissBaVBaOrlN WWmn - (OlfTANCI NO OUKD. '6.98 '5.95 Dear Morge- FLANNEL CHILDREN'S Sometimes . . . like today . . . CIBLS* 100% WOOL our wedding seems so very close/ PAJAMAS DRESSES Last week I went into Mr Duster- One piece. She liel wtta Sise 1 to «. California Made winkle's market on 12th street to or without feet. Come In — Large Assortment. Last SKIRTS tell him about Vernor'a glngerale. early for best sefectioa. OPJL Price — SL65 * « styles Mrs. Dusterwinkle helps run the store and she said . . . Sices 3-6 «.W "Another soda? ... the whole 98c 1.1 Sices 7-14 #.79 store Is full of sod* drinks." But I tipped the cap off some m% WooL 8ises 10 to IS. (4 M Vernor's and she tried it I poured California made. A real scoop. | ill Mm* out, too, for Mr. Dusterwinkle SWEATOS and it foamed up nice like it al- ways does. Mrs. D said, "take it away .,. there's too much ginger In it." And then MR. Dusterwinkle FOR BOYS (praise his courage) spoke up and mid, WHITE ATHLETIC -It suits ME Just fine, son. Leave me 4 cases." SUCK SUIT SHIRTS Jacket with corduroy pants Now THERE'S a man after my SHIRTS With lasts; sleeve*. A hard to — Sise 4 to 7. Cost more Another National Outlet scoop own heart But here's the payoff. find Bern at a few prtoe. than this price to make to. Yesterday I went back with 12 «ay. cases and who do you think was t , 25c behind the counter drinking a bot- 1.19 Shorts — White — Sanforised tle of Vernor's . 7 . MRS. Duster- 149 winkle. If I could Just make everybody COTTON FLANNEL 49c understand that Vernor's GROWS on you, we could get married a lot DUNGAREES 2 PIECE COTTON sooner. . SPORT SHIRTS g ax. Heavy quality — San- forised. Limited quantity — With Ions; sleeves, last the SLACK SUIT Love hind the boys and girls want Just the thing for school. — a IZM value. ltd. 1.79 Pants alone worth this price. Neat lot will be higher. 1.69 Come days in February suggestive of the Spring ... FLANNEL WINTER •• and days in mid-summer that stir the business man to mak- SOCKS PAJAMAS MACKINAW Large Assortment Jackets 100% wooL Sites • All hinds (Imgmlars) One piece. Site 1 to « with •sir mwithout feet Value to to IS. Worth *10.00. ing plans for Fall, 15c 98c We have money to lend to sound business - and time •to go into your plans and needs. FOR MEN WHITE .,.,•.> , " ZIPPER ATHLETIC . HEADQUARTERS SHIRTS . SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT OPEN FROM 7:45 A. M. TO 4:00 P. M. fir Sanforised/ (A few nice JACKETS SHIRTS •tripes and soMd colon), ggjs WIBH proof and rain proof— Site* ta M — Excellent qual- • MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS-FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 TO 8:00 value — Quantities very DuPont Zebu. Regular re- ity. Regular 79c standard KIDDIES FOOTWEAR limited. tail pricef&pK. quality. Mothers will be bienMei le know ihst ear shoes are cea* 139 179 39c ^SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY strutted en bet* whlea at* erthopiedletlly correct for the ESTABLISHED !S 9 ! t l SHORTS \ BELTS Get* aaaBty saaforlsed with Large selection an slaps, Member Federal Manufacturer's price fLSf Member •rippers. sUtoll fetes fLf*. 1 HARRISON and Deposit Insurance Federal Reservt Corporation BROTHERS 74c 79c System MONTCUIIi 140 Whmmt IAST OUANOl, ill Mthi Street Skesshc II Tha k I • Sspsr Msrkel Drep ISIRI tosk Aremd THI SUMMIT HIIULD, THUHSDAY, AUtUttil; U47 I Linden, did not »pen la«t year C. UNurn i until the middle of July, the to- Miss Lillian Jones, formerly of ! ere*** of attendanoe th» year t Gicnstde avenue, and the first r caoaot be accurately drawn, tayi woman to enter Use WAC from Announcing.... J Mr, Ifathewtoa. Th* Linden aad Visited y Summit during the war, recently a&bway poob recorded a total of completed a course in prscticsl i 129,C»3 for last month, an inert** nurfing at the Hill Practical Paris Last Month I of M.135. TbW to enough fain, Mr. Nursing and Beautician Traiajng f MathewtOB conclude*, to offset the BUILT-RITE SHOES School. Philadelphia. She is now Two million peo-pti vUiUd the < xtra half-month operation of the employed as a aum'* aide in the UNDER NEW MANAGiMENT Union County P»rk Sy«tem USrt one pool. month*, nccordlBf to » report by F. Philadelphia HcwpitsL Mrg. LU!H 8- Matbtwson, superintendent of H. Ader of Wiiliaros *treet and OUR POLICY .... teereatioa. The toUi ef 2,286.095 Staff Howtr Shew Mra. Sylvia Joae« of Morris ave- «how» *o Increase of nearly one- Motttdair, Oct. 2, 3 nue attended the graduation. To fit men, women and children with half million ^people over Joly of HMHIIUHIIIIMt iwt yew. The fourth annual State Flower smartly-styled footwear, designed for wear Show, iponaored by the Garden and comfort at moderate pricea. „ . Of the*e visitor*, «bout jafet mil- C\u\> of New Jersey, will be open lion wer« recorded tor thlrty-i»ln« to the public on Thuraday aad different actlvitiw, » jiinnM».- Friday, October 2 and 3. at the TtTakt SM over Iwt July* An additional Upper Montclair Woman* Club. BACK TO SCHOOL SHOES 368,009 people f ot out !* the The Festival of Flowera—title of for a hike or atroll Hit this year i show—will be aa beau- to School For Childrtn 8'/i-l2 2.9ft.to 4.4$ 47,688 more than the preftat* July. tiful and gay a* the name Implies, For Mi$»e$ I2'/I to 3 ...... |.?5 to 4.9$ , Estimating 2.5 persons per*C|r. [according to Mr*. Arthur J. Sulli- EVERSHARP th« report ihowe Ntl,ttO-' people !van pubUcity chairman. Auturanal For Boy$ l2'/a to 6J. .' 1.4$ to $.9$ drove through the park! in July, jcoior, 'wyj be used u decoration* an increase of 186,19). 'm Uhroughout the clubhouse. Cars parked throughout U»J8«- j A re»n,tlc scene of wild life, tern, which are not added t©-, the ; native t0 New jemy) it being attendance totals, numbered 133,'fanned in a moit original man- Matching A SOUVENIR WITH EACH PAW TW during Ju'y, a gain of 21^563 iner , Repeater OF CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES over that month last year. Ac- j Mrf_ Sullivan ai80 ny§ club* cumulative parking totals, for the from every part of tne Slate are Pencil first seven month* of* to* year, ;working tt> raake thu »„ outstand- show 511,833, 83 compared with \-Wf, shOw.- Growing Giris* Shoes from 3.9$ to $.9$ 151,412 (or 1946. . Tn(ft benefit i$ for the rehabilita- KNOW «c£umulqtjv« Iota] for or-. tion of the -veterans still in Ann? Agency for Taylor-Made and gsniied activities in 19*7 was 2,- hospitals of the State and other Air-O'Magit shoes for Men 8M.058, almost a half-million Jump |worthy club projects. Eugene Jung over the January to July figures ftAdV/ .WHERE for 1946. Hikers and walkers for that period totaled 1,328,834 this * ******** Baad, gummlf year and 1,127,716 last year, while BUILT-RITE SHOES Summit «-IM« YOU'RE 4,421,775 people drove through the Keep Cool Summit, N. J. parks, an increase of 676,502 over 27 Mapk SttMt. the 194B per-iod. •-. ! «HM GOING Although July attendance | On Your Porch soared, tomperatur«« averaged lower than last year, according to Park Police recordf, and. over twice as many days had rainfall. The police also estimate the at- tendance, during their rounds of the system. The increasing popularity of toftball in the parks becomes ap- parent from the attendance re- Drifting along or set on a course toward a busi- port. Baseball, with 73,434 at- tendees last month, took a drop ness of your own, a home free and clear, a good education of almost 6,500 compared . with July, 1H6, while softball, with 108.255, gained ove-r 4,800. for your children, early retirement, financially inde- Fireworks showed the greatest Increase tor July, with 167,500 pendent old age?"All* these require considerable money; people witnessing displays in the parks July 4,' about 139,500 more yet, most of the people who have achieved them started than last year. Popularity of gardens and floral with modest little saving's accounts. When areyoa going * displays in the parks gained great- ly last month, as compared with to begin? , 1946. Over 10,000 visitors were counted, an Increase of better than 3,000 people. foOLMOR Model airplane flying also took ^^ PORCH SHADES a sharp climb In popularity last< t • ,. .. montjh, with over 250 model "ft.viaT tors" watched by 8,742 spectators. A twist of the tifcfot is all A combined total of only 124 were you need to change an un- FLRST NATIONAL BANK counted in the parks in July. 1M6. bearably hot porch into a The Trailside' Museum in the Country or Campus Slacks Watchung Reservation has shown cool| jgay, comfortable re- Increased attendance every year treat—if you have Cool- To help you plot your court* in leisure, tuup ofy since it opened, and this year, mor Porch Shades! The ' carefully woven of tha> finest woolen .*.. ' • • -1 the report shows, is no exception. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The 7,886 visitors last month show automatic Cord-Stop means fabrics, they're Autumn*! offering right an addition of over 3,000, while easy raising and lowering smack out of the Headlines to you . . . the seven-month total of 21,788 with no cleats to bother is a gain of about 10,000 over that to qiv you comfort and put you at eat* 1946 pericd. you. They come complete— More children are taking ad- ready-to-hang. in all your sporting moment j. vantage of the numerous play- grounds in the county parks this year than last. For July, at- Union Window Shidt Fven Beginners Can Be Winners tendance reached 178,650, a.$ com- 5.95 to 18.95 pared with 173.932 of last year, . & Awning Co. while the accumulative total of . . .with hand/ thrift-priced canning Cal Drrkfrt ft Soil* 292,322 showed a gain of nearly Riorria Ave. VnvL Z-*14* 77,000. helpers from Sears. Now's the lime to one park swimming pool, in choose your needs. Sleeveless Sweaters

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• ? , THUtSBAY. AUGUST 21, THi SUMMIT ic*. The la* okapter U a abort haart: aM lam not ante in vm. *mmlm* "We Have To-momm," by Ar»a provokiaf oee for «stt MefroM «ad Orwty MWMto Mtwttag own undmtaiiding. Xa ail thy Ppmtion Swefc Whitea t» read. Member* at th* JU^ies* CatboUc way» acknowl*dgt him, aad k* W, Bontwaps). Twtlw M©ft»$l»*a» CHURCH DIRECTORY of young Negro men aad women, -Mack Metropoil** a rtudy o< Benevolent Association met<*5**t shaU direct thy paUu." ., Morning worship, nerve* fee)? and is there inUUi- iimtiar to "Life" in make-up has "Brown Americans," by Edwin 1TTIM TIIKVIM MM* IHT1M B*v. Oeofjt Watt," Jf, g«e*t •ermon, "Jesus' Le*o» on Lei- gence in matter? How can intetli. been donated to the public library R. Embree. A story of a tenth of R»*d- soloist. sure." g«nce dwell in matter when mat- Ui ft Ie-plat« ter it non-lntelllgent and braia- by the Summit Interracial Com- to* nation. "rields of Wonder," by Lang*- Yeur Silwwart N. P. Methodist Church lobea cannot think? Matter can- mittee, it wa» announced yesttr- Calvary Epiicopfti Church not perform th* function* «f d«y by Mi** Lillian Speec, librar- ten Hughes. Recent abort poems PILLAR OF FIRE Bev. H. r. ttabitS ian. " written by the author and pub- iw. E. r. Mind," (p. 478) -^onsctousnesa, as Saturday—2:30 p. aa,, Service* well a* action, is governed by As is the ewe of all magazines, lished this yei*. •] • '• , ZAMMAIH, M. J, NUI SOUND WOOK *'-<*•*>•• • • at Ocean Grove auditorium. Mind,—U tn God. fh« origin and Miss Speer taid, the current iwue \ "George Washington Carver," Sunday-* a. IB. Httly Commu- Sunday—8:«S a. m., Service and governor of all teat Science rt- muit remain on th* library shelf by Uti. Rackham Holt AJ» ap- AUGUST le+h to AUGUST 24th nion 11 a- m. United «BB« sermon, "Hope." Sunday school veals." (P- *80) but older editiooa art available pealing biography of a man, bora MARINO'S service. Rev. K-«» I*a»o»:e. •*•*«- reopens. for home use. a slave woo won world wide fame USTtN TO WAWX. IMS KTC, >*•* ant minister. Kiwt B*ptto Church, Long Hill Fellcw»hip While pointing out the merits of for his laboratory experiments; NIW gucM pre*tii«r. Nursery will b« "Ebony," Miw Speer aL»o recom- especially In hi* work with pea- St. Lulce'i Ref. Epitcopal Bed RHck School h*Sd m the p*iub h«*** jgended the following book* which nut* and soil economy for the New Provides** OuOMm Township "* she lifted with footnotes: South. The book is popular with R»v. Frank Boppett dirtord E. Hftmd, Pastor "IS Against Odd*," by Edwin ft high school boys and girls as well Sunday—11 a. m.t Morning pray- Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Sunday JBmbree. A collection of contem- tut adults, First Church of Christ, Scientist tt and sermon, "The Life of Solo- school at Red Brick Schoolbouse; porary figures of the Negro race. "'New World A-Coming1 Inside mon"; 8 p. m., Evening service, 11 a.m., morning worship service, •"There Was Once a Slave, the 2tJ Spr1*9fl«M Aveaw S»*t«i». •«•* Black America." by Roi AtUey. ceraon, "Ye Qught to Say." topic, "Rebuilding tfe« Will;" S Heroic Story of Frederic! Doug- Excellent historical and sociologi- p. m., Teen-age Bible class; 7:M lass," by Shirley Graham. A read- A firaoen of The Mother Church. 11M first Churcft •( cal account of the Negro tn Amer- Christian Science Church p.m., Evening fellowship, sermon, able biography of this famous Scientist, tn BtMtoo, MsuascbuaeUs. "Lessons From the Life of Jehu." leader of the Negroes published in Sunday Services lit 11 AM Bund*; Hctooal It A- ta. "Mind" it the lesson-Sermon Wednesday—R p.m.,: Prayer and 1947. Wedneaday Me*ti»g at 1:13 f. ML subject for Sunday, August 24. Bible study at Red Brick School- "The Negro Handbook, 1946-47." Slenderizing! Golden Text:. "Righteous art house. \ A standard reference book in the Relax! No' ExarciM thou, O Lord, and upright are thy public library. Spot Reducing With Christian Science Reading Room judgment* , . . Give me under- R*v. Griswold to jGlvt "On These I Stand," by Countee standing, and I shall live." (Ps! CuUen. An anthology of his heit ©PIN TO THt ruitic 119:137, M*> •• C«nrrd Church Sermon poema published since his death 9M 8J»Bl.MiKlEIJ> AVt.SU* Sermon. Passages from the King * Rev. Clayton T. Grtewold, a«c- James version of the Bible in- retary of the Youth Budget Plan 11 to clude; • Dr. Shipler at Calvary 7:30 la t :!0 and atttr tt* committee of the Presbyterian on Cbrlithtii Bottnr* anai M Trust in the Lord with ail thine Church in America, will be the Rev. Guy Emery Shlpler, D.D., preacher gt the summer services of Chatham, will officiate at Cal- I tn Central Presbyterian Church, vary Episcopal Chur'ch while Rev. How U Your Oxygen Balance? Sunday, August 24, at 10 a. m. E. F. Francis k on vacation. A person can go without food for weeks, without water VETERAHS Mr. Griswold, whose residence for days but whtfn the oxygen supply Is cut off for more than Is in Oak Ridge avenue, tSummit, DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS four minutes, death results. It seems reasonable therefore that Is responsible for the promotion Sixth ANTIQUE SHOW to feel well, to be energetic, full of pep,'courage, hope and op. OPPORTUNITY of the denomination's program of tlmlsm, it is necessary for the oxygen breathed Into the lungs teaching youth to share actively First Congregational Church ...... ' • AT- ' ••-• ;.. and transferred to the blood stream to be in aufficlent quan- in the support of the church a.nd Church St Verona, N. J. tity to oxidise and burn up the waste products In the blood. GOVERNMENT EXPENSE ita projects. His offices are in 15« Fifth avenue, New York. Sept. MO-U-12, 1M7 When the oxygen balance gets low, poisons accumulate in the body. This is indicated when one is sleepy, tired or in Here lit your chan'ce to make Services of Central Presbyterian Opening Day U a.m. to 10 p.m. Church ate held at 10 a. m., dur- Other Daji 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. pain. The oxygen balance la quickly reduced by <1) too much up for lost time, food with Insufficient exercise, (2) too much work or exercise ing August, The nursery for small TWO FLOOR DISPLAY 25% OFF children la open during the service with insufficient rest, aleep and sunshine, (3) by allowing the Th«t VALE SCHOOL can pre- for the convenience of parents. OF ANTIQUES META and EDWARD mind to dwell upon or express fear, greed, hate, worry or any pare yon in nine month* (8 other negative thoughts, <*> when such powerful deoxidizers For Sale by Established Dealers Room 310 Bawett Bldg. as toffee, tobacco, alcohol and drugs are taken Into the body. DURING AUGUST ON hours per day—5 days per week) Servict to Bt Held at ADMISSION 40c. tax included 8S2 Springfield Ave- Summit Most peoplt are operating their bodies with a deficiency for good paying positions aw: Mtthodist Home for Aged of oxygen and are therefore not as alive and alert as they ALL GOLF CLUBS should be while their nerves repeatedly tell them that they WHOLESALE SALESMEN Thousands of Methodists are expecting to join the pilgrimage GENUINE are tired and need more oxygen. It is like driving a car when RETAIL SALESMEN of service at Ocean Grove, Satur. the storage battery has a low charge. The lights are dim, the Everything the golfer needs youil day, August 23. The occasion Is horn Is weak and It's hard to start the engine. Think how Unit on our shelves. Golf ball* light HELD REPRESENTATIVES the laying of the corner stone of Split Chestnut Rail Fence foolish tt would be under such circumstances to race the en- gine In order to charge the battery or to paste a paper over for good flight ... tournament the new building of the Methodist SALES MANAGERS Home .for the Aged. The program Picturesque Protective the instrument panel so that the signals are obscured. grade golf clubs approved by pro- will begin at the Auditorium at FRANCIS A. ALLEY Most driven know more about operating their automobiles fessionals. Enjoy the fall golfing ADVERTISING 2:30 p.m.with Bishop Fred P. Cor- and the need for proper fuel and lubrication, for having the REPRESENTATIVES son as the main speaker and Landscape Architect ' ,•• carburetor adjusted, the battery fully charged, the brakes in season more than ever before with L Bishop Arthur J. Moore assisting. Short Hills 7-3518 working order than some people know about operating their the right equipment ... SALES CORRESPONDENTS Rand Smith, radio artist, wllf be bodies. Many people when they are tirfd and run down due IOOKKEEPERS the soloist for the occasion. to a low oxygen balance will smoke tobacco, drink coffee, tea, When completed, the new build- chocolate, colas, alcohol or take a pill. These speed up the OFFICE MANAGERS ing will provide larger R TREE BOOKLET' Gospel Preaching—7:80 P. M. *« HMJI Sf.00 Prayer and Bible Study WW.TB $1TM nut fersMal Friday—« 00 P. M. ttttAO tM.«0 Everybody Welcome $1140 Ili i •4TM0 moo - mi A modern writer has written, HMO "For twenty-flvo hundred yeara Ottw l—lll \ up to $1,000 la Pnporltai the Gentiles in j;helr times have administered government, and TM N»*d Not Be A Dopotitsjr to thla very hour that admini- stration of government has been a colossal, a bloody and a ghast- ly failure. Millions of lives have been sacrificed streams of treaj- ure have been poured forth; lands have been desolated; clvi- lhatlons have been destroyed; agony has walked broadcast with ita twin sisters of famine • • • and pestilence; death has been victor and king; and actual A New Concentrated blood enough has been shed to float all the ships of tho world— Food Product She's Making a Cake an ocean of blood, and a cease. less rain* of tears. Twentj/.five hundred years of tyranny, des- Stay right where you are, Madame, and potism, revolution; right on the FOR scaffold, wrong on the throne; finish reading your paper. You've sec wealth for the few, misery for tho many. How .necessary for the thermostat at the correct tempera- Christians to pray, "Thy king- dom come!" ture, and if you take the cake out of the BIRICHING DIETS Uur luncral ^iome at 309 Springfield Avenue oven at the right time, what's thete to The habit of FOR worry about? Gas responds instantly to Quietude and Privacy, With All the Atmosphere of A Private Home automatic control. That's one rejso BEDWETTING homernakers are so enthusiastic about can be corrected! GAS for cooking and baking. For personal Interview tt Funeral Home office or in the privacy of your home, writ* or oall Established 1620 Humanic Brands, Inc. IPVBLIC^SEBVICE Ri. 6-7276 — 6-6547 309 Springfield Avenue • Summit 64)259 Amelia Lewis Method SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Pruton A. Durraught RobmB.Kohr • John Davidnn, Jr. 45 N. Broad St., Ridgewood SUMMIT, mm aTEBSEY THI SUMMIT HttALD, THUtSOAY. AUGUST II, 1M7 S LOW PRICES

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» dac^ patient a* Jay Yanacotur, lbfft> «,iwmMr»y &* role ©f doctor, prepared Monday to amjMtUt* * timx. Iks Haw** wtea the raccoon * as caught in a trap on tte* «atote «* tit* ISisrisb^ber Storyi of Springtield avenue, bavid Aadwat*,, t*siM» Ssm? gardener. asotiU -Dr." Yanacone while Herald 'rvpaaier saojH jortur* "Dr." Y*na- cone. who has raised raccooaa, ccy«rt«il jreowftay. "patient doing very well, thank you." -

g 3a*t »« due prin- Mosquito Exhibit 6* i&e i«tum of service- How to Be Seen mi*M the disease , SWIUJIICY ' f StoadortOil SEEDLESS «MPES BAY-IN. DAY-OUT SAVINGS At Newark Museua To Hold Prices AT A*P DAIRY DEPARTMENT SWINGS WITH ,Ul»s No\v «how|ng at the Newark •* 'v; ftxti TASTIMJ Museum is a small exhibit «t 0. Donald, divisj % *a les juicy, and w Jersey, SIIPER-IUGHT HEATS » ^uc*i4ons. taid to-' ilairy products. Our milk and trralii are gnefl p'toua to Man. These exhibits will \ikl* Su|ici Ilifjiit ni.'al< nit" tll'i'p- "to SM» laa ?«•»• weeks a and pure . . .our butter's rich and eijlra-high •he changed bi-monthly. liinnnnl . , . ami that uu-an* giraler ^T cAiber »3 companies in jo quality. We/ve farm-fresh egg» and, rverv In the exhibit on mosquitoes, salue. \\ lints tnoic . when \nu which has been worked out is baw iaereaM-d the' prices aort of tasty cheene—all budget-priced stA&P. •f tibaur j««8arts, but Standard of SAVE ON PEAK-FRESM IIKHIHC H tcinlri, jaiir-filli-d Super- collaboration with the Essex Hipht scit'ilion. MIU"I> rlimiMiig liiii" County Mosquito Commission. Xevr Jersey has not increased PRODUCE i|iiality tiii-at that rome« frmt'i coiii- tb'Te Is included a mosquito trap p*k«s e» eiiber our dealer* or ,^!f* isjM Cheese f.ncy-siit.d n> {\5r vvd'ch was developed by the New lsis situation has re- f«l l.«ff and poik . . . in ilk-fed xc.il nnd \b O.ir of th,e common house moaquito tosanx. In ^bert. it lias nat in- ecwirf'licf JB3W *ajr* July 24." are placed. First, they turn into* Golden Sweet Corn Farmers Cheese r-«h «oi.Pkg 19c Pupae and then into the adult Be .pwxficti *st la&t, '"Our Corh- Wosquito. pfcsy 4»s ajee ctti&Vish the retail Lima Beans Hom* Cottage CheCge Fr*ih-lr«akilon* tot tup 1 i« prior e£ jasusoaje .at the' service >f«tnods of mosquito control ia stmtixRi ptaiE?.. tat this price is eel the State, with photographs iltow- Crisp Table Celery Pal>8t-elt American or Pimwilo 6^ 01. pkg. 2',U by e&* issSifieafient dealers who '»>£ typical breeding places, in* seE e«r jurnSoru ts the public" Sirloin ^ieuk •octieides and methods of spray- Fresh Radishes Hom Grow* •Pure Lard ...... «. 21e ing them are also shown. «tf only 30 minutes Siring Beans Margarine Nutuy n> S4c lb In a second case the way Im Lrt»s €»f Laiiili spXtmb tt2« c u» tike ftn^h Of the daylight wh! h mosquitoes transmit «ari- period;. w33 IMa*B e 15 days* dif- Yellow Squash Gold'N Rich Cheese . . •'" *. 59* 6u« diseases of man. principally,- fC£CBCC OS £h*bloofjning time of % nil Itoil^l Bonal«» ihouldai Ib, |?)c malaria, are indicated. A diagram soam ramtaes •f soybeans. Egg Plant Blue Cheese sharp »no i.njy tb 55e •MioWs how the protozoan parasite, l)lJ('klillg«> Long liland i Frncl Ib ,'J3c which causes malaria. Is trans- Potatoes' u Cheddar Cheese &H>IP h 67c mitted Into the bloodstream. A Roasting Chickens chart indicates the degree to the number of eases us 2**e- 1 lirkcys under Id Ibi. Ib. 37c 16 lb> and over lr> J')c has increased during «r Koillld Pol Roast No Ht Added Ib H.")C opening wtofof 1. .l SAVE ON BAKERY TREATS Top Round Steak ...... ID U.V WBTTE HOUSE Pot Roast Boneleu Chuck-No Fal Add«d Ib 7ac out Raif/V Roow will be > Whisked from our own ovens . . . ru&hed to MILK available to societies, dubs, your A&P — that'sthe speedy way we make . Top Sirloin Kousl NU F»I Added H> JMC or charities tor bridge ponies; sure every loaf, roll and cake is tops in Kicli nourishment for baby . , (>roSS-lUl> Pol RoUSt No Fat Added Ib JWc space for 25 tables; , taste-tempting freshness when you buy at A&P. line for every recipe that rill* for milk. Stock up on drliciou» (flopped Beef fr«»nly Ground Ib I'jc alt facilities ; While House* Milk — it keep* perfectly without ice. —i- reservations may be made now Marvel Bread 2 ££-25c 2 ^ 35c Plate & Navel Beef fieih or Comed ib 29c with Pound Cake Gold, W»rbl«#f lead Silver 10 oz cut29c Shoulders o( Laiuh Oou c 25« brand. ; Shoulder Lamb (fhopg . . . . u> 73c , i HUhway 24 in ttfamtc Spiia^TiM SWAN SOAP French Crumb Cake ...... •»* 27< Slewing Lanib ^Vfi'iiow ib 29« Leg or Rump of Veal ! . , . . ib ,>,K far oarfaBL laundry w both Rib Veal Chops .: 2c ; *•'• J ,• : \, Hunt'i fnand'* Loin Pork Chops c«ni«r cut. ib 79c Tomato Sauce •>* can5« Apple Juice qi. bot. 19c Beef with Gravy is or can 49c Smoked HamS Raadylo-Eal-Whole or titnar Hall Ib. 73c Pridaof Farm Sumwatt lurnham & Morrill Ketchup a e M 01.601.1.9« Prune Juice •• qi. bot. 25c Beef Stew • Mo«.can39« Smoked Beef Tongues . . . • ib 19c LIFEBOOT SOAP -Ann Paga lona Brand Ann Paga Smoked Pork Shoulders ?*««» ib 53c, Salad Dressing p>miar31« Tomato Juice * 19c 'ortuguata-Bonalau A Skinlaii A&P Bnnd-Unpmled Halvai " Charge Sardines * 3%otcan27« ApriCOtS . . 30oi. on34c Bologna or Meat Loaf si.ced fc. 49« IINSO Icy Point . . ' . ASP-Suniweet Cur-Rita' , »ot. can 43e Large Prunes 7 ib pk» 43c Waxed Paper 125 ft roll 20c tin» Red Salmon Finn Quality Seafood Dearfield Hartley'i Waihing Powder k Asparagus Cut 5pa.MHvioz. c« 19e Strawberry Jam Uo». iw45« Gold Dust a a Is*- P 0 2 lc Swordfish Steak tb 59c Fresh Whiting « 15c

lona Brand ( Libby'i or Dal Monia • 20 Mule laam String Beans »o« en 3 for 29c Garden Peas * 2OMC«I21C, Borax • a • lib Pkg 16c Flounder Fillet ib. 49c Fresh Porgies «> 19c LIIX FLAIES lona Encora Prepared ' Claani Dirty Handt Sweet Peas 20 o*. « 3 (or 29e Spaghetti is* or. can 2 for 23e Boraxn I I oi. pkg 15c fn» fibres n a You get 7c Ib. for waste fats at A&P Nabisco Ann P«B» Ntw Improvtd Graham Crackers f6ot.pkg.25c Beans 16 o*. en 2 'or 23« Scoop « m a Woi. pkg. 29c Nibiico Prantium Claridga R«d Hairt Crackers • • H 01. pkg. 23B Corned Beef Haah'oof c«n25« Dog Food Wot can 3 lor Paich, Plum, Pmtippla Claridga M«rc«l Ipr dsftw or bumhr Preserves AnnPag* iib.iar25e Frankfurters I2ps.can43e Tea Napkins pk8of5o2 for 17« Slluril, Whita HOUM Claridga Octagon ^m^m^^m^m^:mf^» *v^..,««»»9akm&&i^ OCTAGON SOAP Vat Rasarv* Vagalabla Shorltning V«9«labl« Shortening libby'i Hoinogtnixid BEER DEXO SPRY* BABY FOODS 12 oz. bot. C Summit - f. * Plus Deposit 3 'or 25 m Mlllbum Ate. „ • 36« MlUbwn Yirlflitt TH6 SUMMIT HWAU), THUR&Ar. AUGUST 21. 1*47 The Deserted Village To those who delight in delvinf into the j THE AMERICAN WAY ERAlD past and exploring forgotten paths of history Your Men In Washington SUMMI we enthusiastically recommend a booklet re* cently issued by the Union County Park Commission which tells the story of the "De- THS SUMMIT HHIAU&1 WASHINGTON JfttiosaJ KdltorUt serted Village" lying peacefully between the First and Second Watching Mountains only MOW ELSE CAN I Quality VMUIM ol Nc* l*n*j, me who many. y«ara befoty had ta* Audit Bureau ot Ctrcuiitlou a short distance from. Summit. • * WASHINGTON—DaugU. Mt*|$ IVCB CONVINCE FOLKS tired a business career vis U»« r B JPd N«wi At this site, known also as Glenside Park, th* *M* young- man who serve* Pbte b» tfat Carte* Publl»HUii Co »v#iy y Senator Hawkes as secretary, a4- saitfmaa'f rout*. Withia a few IT WONT WOW- •t m ami. Strait, Summit, Ktw Jewff, * ESWSMHJ t* New Providence Township, the Indian win- Mcoad clfc« w*tt*r Octet** $ 1881, *t th» MB otdct. viatr sad press afe&t, hopes hi* mcotfca sales in Indiana jumped WHIN f Summit, M J. under *ct of Ibrcia. 3. 1178 bw&ed Mta tered in the valley of the Watchung. Hit bow will retire from politic* U IwaeutSth pi*c« among the Mates optr»KMJ by /ertusoo V, But, Evi K rorb«s. Sdwwd W HlUd Mad C«l 8 Hul«tt trails are still to be seen although tome of to within a few percent of rtast S3 M* »t*r ta e4»tae» g ( cent* them have been converted into modern high- "After all," tb» M-yew-old N*vy place. pafim IB easts etch ways. Here the early settlers came and es- vtttrsn points out, "tat Senator This feat brought him to {tot Norman 8, G**ls .. Editor tablished farms and hornet and later, here will be 70 »t tb« «nd of hi* first attention of Hawkw, who* re- Beatrice K. Advertising Manager urm. Hf hu worktd h»r4 all his warded him by making Urn sec- Cari g, Kulett ;_- ..Publisher came David Pelt, a New York businessman, lite and when a m*n meats Hist ond in command of the New Eng- ft U mnmttly reqm**t*4 ihut Utiris for pub- to establish an industrial community in the •ft b* ibould bt able to look tot* Udd territory. In short order he lication i« iittimiii^ « maty in tkm mtmk M wilderness. He succeeded in establishing a ward to * lwu ftrenuou* lit* thsa waa elevated to mUm manager, pmdMt* Cupy r«c*f*Mf «/«#r 5 *>.«*. Tut*Henry's Garage, and in 1877 started his own busi- make up the world. This has gone on for cen- to come when they pay out thousands of dol- Summit. • ward to bring the library up to philanthropic and war work. His lars in added taxes as the price of mandatory and many employees of other Sum- Summit's vaunted cultural stand- ness- In Kansas, specializing in hobby was Canadian history and tury after century, notwithstanding the com- mit stores cavorted Wednesday state laws such as this one in which the local City Ne## Note—Kent Place ards. It is evert more encouraging printing periodical*. Later the of- he wrote several articles on the ing of the Prince of Peace, notwithstanding at Singer's Park, Springfield, that these proposals are finding fices of Underwood & Underwood subject taxpayer had no voice. School will reopen on Sept 26. his teachings that men are all of one blood, while their employers were on sympathetic interest and support were moved to Baltimore and from Heyls survived byJhisj[Wife,_Mri._ and that they are all going the same way. The main argument for the salary boost their annual outing to Manas- in official circles. The Summit h Alice Underhill Doane, and two, Man has but a few short years to live on this was that living costs have gone up for county quan. Herald Is to be commended for Its they have been for fifty years. children by a former marriage, active help in publishing the full This firm was merged with the Benjamin D. Doane of Philadel- earth which has been set aside for him so officials. It is hard to work up tears for the ..Jp why should he be*? so enarnoredoiipQasesaLoa?- already hightpaid-county- Our PubHc Library text of the recent Library Survey. Elliott Service Company about phia, and Mrs. MacEdward Letch pressed this area for a week was 1924, both Mr. Underwood and hisof New Y«\k. So eager to get Open Classes tivities. The primary session will Toimsldp At Bonnfo turn ink babimbo and be /fern t aom. to 4 pm. with a - The Board of TOWNSHIP—Ftia C Rus*o, StH catchen, lunch hour from noon to 1 pao. Heidta««r mi Ricbard Education decided laet week i* the fiag-ett tm tarn, plea On September 22 enabling children to go home for lath* i Bfieiders, Astnoay Vi- diseoatiaue th» operatioa of the .Berkeley, Heights' &>A»all Renovation of the Carteret- lunch if they care to. for cbildrea William Fit««erald, pat Annual Doll and Preveatociura Bcnool at BosiBie Glavasich, Lester TOWNSHIP — Tbe annual •peratiag coats brought atem ay first ptap* notcii la tae Hist nui S. Ttodale, director of the school'* mo»t beneficial requirements. gad pet allow were combined aad Teaching Staff a d«ereas«d enrollment at the hoe* Sawyer, aad Joseph TreameL early childhood education group, held at tat Columbia School play- BOROUQH—Two new teachers vital school. Fsftsdc smd Conry D*li« will nun- announced this week. Last alsht theat ground Friday afternoon. Pete and a school secretary were aired Howevsw, the board voted to the team. Declaring that more pertons Stwtftd Arrfvts started a three and dolls were Judged separately. by the Board of Education tut continue the operation of the should realise the firit five years TOWNSHIP termiae the AX. <*) AC Mr. aad Mm Certificates of merit were award- week. Baby Shswk at the aespltai aad r \,ot a child's life are more impor- Charles Seeated of Plainiiald avsw aaip. The aermul gaa« »ili he If 4 1 J Ptrillo. 3t> 0 0 tant in setting a model for his fu- ed as follow*: Mrs. Grace Tilson, who formerly provide education (or eeawfteeeeat p J 1 Frtac«, 3b nut. Berkeley Heights, announce . ayed Ittday idcto »»fc.;,cL ...2 - .318 R. DelDuca, 3b 3 .290 T. Mtesucco. lb 2 .1414* R. DIPasquUeDIPU , rf 1 Automatic Washer .381 D. MondcUl, tt 1 Totals 49 14 21 nilltoppen (J) AB R .328* B. Tomaatttl. p i Does ALL The Work! .374 B. Werner, 3b S .390 B. McOusker, If 4 .483 A. lirsoni. ss 4 .301 B. ROfers, cf .4 .315 O. Kolb. lb S 380 S, HertMt, ab. 1 .181 O. Zarro. 3b 3 .300 D. RUMO, rf 4 It's jut like shifting your burden to another pair of very willing, .3«o j. Turlano, • 4 Totals 38 5 8 reiy able shoulders! You'll see for yourself that Bendix does every- Eagles . 010 400 270—14 MORTGAGE PROBLEMS raitoppers 200 osi ooo— s Two base hits—D. Imblmbo. T. Tt- thing . . . wastes, rinses, damp-dries, cleans itself, empties, even trone, R. DelDuca, R. Rogers. Three base hit —X. DeFronM. Umpire* — Th» oflic«ri and •mp!oy»ti of thi$ bank alwayi Robert Andrus,, B. Rotersoters. shots itself off by the mere setting of a dial. YOUR HANDS h«yt t?m« to talk with you concerning your mort- tokk HflghtHlh s NEVER TOUCH WATER. You don't even stand over it. Go out and g«gt probl«m$, that is one of our purposes for be- SoftbalAUGUSl LtaqT It mGAMI fire Dfpartment Berkeley AC (A) have a good tine . .. the washing will be done on your return! .ing in buiinen. ab r h ab r h Cmp'no, M 4 3 1 J.Perillo. 3b 3 3 3 DalbYo.lb 4 1 3 Prince,. 3b S3! Choose the model thai best fits your needs... Standard or DeLuxe. I'n'h'm.Sb 4 0 1 P.PerUlo.as 4 2 1 ' ----- Runerio, cf 4 o 3 The attitude of the Harmonie U to cooperate lannello.e 4 0 I Uonlco, If 4 1 1 *Pere,rf 3 0 ijVlc'deae, lb 4 1 * in everji! way in it»ak!ng it poiiible for it» depositors rie'dese, If 3 0 VlmBt*$o,e 4 1 1 Stiller, ef 3 0 OlDeLaaao, rf 3 3 1 C'penter, p 3 0 0 Imblmbo, p 42 3 . NEWARK'S GUABANTEE OF SERVICE AND SATISFACTION to own their own homes. a> Totals 5 ~4 iT TotaU 37 14 W the fgoduMo of your Bendix . . . today ... tomorrow . . . next ytmr Fire Department 10S 000 0— 4 Berkeley AO ..a 3t3 003 x—14 far BHUSJ JOTB to come. In fact, you're doubly protected because when you We feel that the American home Is the center 1 AtTOVBT 14OAMC Newark you buy o dependable make from a depend- Hilltop Bine Mt. Psrma of the American way of life. , ab r h ab r Ung, 9b a 0 0 Sawyer. If 3 2 1 [arbat,lb 3 1 1 Fl'kulk.l b 3 2 * .Tremel, If 3 0 1 Dunfcla, Jb 3 0 0 RadBlo, o 3 0 Fr'd'cki'n.ai 3 0 0 HavUch.cf 3 0 Schwara, 3b 3 l I I.Treml.rf 3 0 0 Root, cf 3 1 1 itBgTdib 3 1 3 Brown, p 3 0 1 IMAGINE... ^ tota,p 10 0 Weathir, rf 3 1 S SfflteiaaiiBil .Ifflllfililiiilfq^^^ Total! nil Total! 2« 7 10 In* thmi the mxtmge laundry bill. Hilltop - 001 001-3 Blue Mt. Farms 321 300-7 IND HALT FINAL STANDING*

W. I. READY FOR DELIVERY RIGHT NOW; ,„..'*,.t,. ,-fe,,., • "unnel A. C. Mrkeley A. O. (A) POUNDED 1IS1 llue Mt. Farm* Katies Themaco lerkeley A. C. (B) UNION SQUARE, ELIZABETH , Ire Depirtment U Hilltop a ™>1^ - DEPOsiT INSURANT OORPOR Kresge : Newark's Summit Branch Dlftuslnsj Fiaoteseent Unlit Summit 6-6430 Slip-on plastic tubes In seven i •V... • • • • • • • • • • * * • • • '•• >lprs have been developed forj llffuslng fluoreicent light m I THE SUMMIT HEftAlD, TrttltSDAV. AUfrtttT 21, If47 :«•!> Work N««r» W; Adjustment Board lots lUtnm to Coltcj* Legion Beds GrfsDrilfK) BOROUCH-Miai Jtsrafe T«y- n, who ha* INCH serving a» a New CommdeTi ** For Legion Dnm o Get Request MI ouwellw at Camp KaJnoa*, * Jirl Scoat caaap at BlaJrfUwa, Commander rraioron mrorc Ft. xW ratiua him* Saturday. 8h» isPlans Blood Bank trotatta EhaU at Mi Four Tract Garage the daughtar «f Councilman Her- mat into th» O. S. And BugJe Coips BOROUGH-Th* American Le- £js*t Icia Bapatea* of South Or- BOROUGH--ComiderabU pro- BOROUGH-Joseph HaadaU bert D. Taykw M>d Mri. Taylor. local coal dealer, a resident of lius Taylof «sp«ets to »Uy horn* jion, New Providence Post, tW, at tte y $41100^ Owascil coafirittwi the State cotDpetitloB. Th* corps i< cial sanction to construct t four- ! Edward J. Stashlsek, adjutant; &#: of tfce v« la" d being tpowored by tba Anafcrictfl truck garage oa hi* property, «u Townsfolk Asked Honored as He ' ' Permit -legion, Ntw Providence Poit *J3. referred Thursday nifat by Bor- Elmer Burnett, e«rfe*iit-«t'»nBs; f Aflthoay Ctoeci, Carl Soois aod oufa Council to the Adjustment To Enter Exhibit Aathony Ciocci, flnsuvce etftw, j Joaepfa CordJilo r»pr«acat tb* Board for adjudication of hi* re- William K. L&effle*, post histor- Leaves Boro Post WHg*t ehairafMi at the b«^fc«*|; Ow«kciiai«s Car}' Stueolw Un; Patrolman Carl H, Ehaisi, Ug;ion while AdeU (tawald and ' BOROUOH-A tea In ^m In Flower Show service officer; Harry febmitt «a4 Patricia Behre are on the corn- During extended dl*cusa*on on BOftOUOH - Although tb» faJl *»tiwr Hywlatli Fottak,, Fia™ in it tte serving the glrli* organl- Pajt Comawuider Frank Pratt, clican monk, who bu been at- ***^ •**"* ta* jtffcrtM-.e of *ome bus] ttr. Ut&dato's rtqutat, it «uOower show on Sftturday, Sept IS, county delegates/; Thomas gunman, intion. Uched to Oar Udy ef ptiCt of la :',m fe.*riiwigr. jt«*U without th* brought out from ttff reading oi at UM Presbyterian Chap*!, will Sr., and Reggi* Pigna, alternates. More than U girl* hav« bees Cnureh the past year, was gi»eB ;o • #i.j*r',aefnt k&»«ic| anything list October laat atiautm of thebt, m$ Hiual, sponaored by theTh-e post ewcutlv* committee in- practUiing- under tb# direction ol Sunday at the horn* of Mrs. Antoa f»r 13* fatniiha. . j**«*t'n. The 'councUmin amid Adjustment Board that thU body New Providence Garden dub, two clude* Mr. Pratt, Commander John F»y and E'udy Fust^ who fsv* the opinion it wa» without classes will b* open to exhibit* by JOM In South ttrett, Mmtay Mr. O.oatf plarur wtr* *pjra«f«4 p^, „ m-Mfc pa^LWilt y cf delay, to aldroji. Thorna* Cleaver, AA- have assembled a number of jurisdiction to act Borough At- the townspeople. Tbe«e are: Hill, fcy' tbt Plaining' !tawd U#l J^i*. [!sst, fucaw-B in'aJi*»"«rjj>g an " thoay • CnxlotM, Jr., and Arthur chanipiorifchsp outfits in the State-. Class 1- the ever-popular "It Father Hyacinth, wbo M »<.«„ «tid received Ceymeir* »i/-fr*w*«l.| gsatr tae«- c«o, Girl Drum Corps «je Postmaster Jersey champion drum-majorette, any type of flower container, leav- waa head of Catholic seminary £ ment will be ' ' that "It U a misappr«btn»io» Cloccl and Patrolman Ehnls. property near ii majorette for the local corpi. that the Board of Adjustment baa ing the widest possible "latitude for Poland before the war. Forced to Bkiioujfh CUH T hum as With Patrolman Ehnis as chair- D L A W. .Railroad static*. • to put « rider on all Bugks for the corp» have been BvckneK Upheld; no jurisdiction." In the adoption individual choice of material and fl«t when the Russians entered tn( i man, a post blood bank bis been Counciim«ri Wright -ttpottti obtained largely from thi Chat- arrangement. country, he «nd three other priest ' petwd1* to buti4«rs vri«hing to tear of a resolution, Council took .note established to make donation* in aim a permit for tbt f0B*fr«etU» ham American Legion. More- Class 2, "Collection of vegetables walked front Rumania to Italy, up'ai'ftrM* requiring that the Police of the fact that the Board of Ad- oaae of emergency. of a f15.000 -reaideac* i*< lJ*I«.irtaQt«t t**- n»tifi('d of the day, drwrn» and bugit-s will be needed. Son Gets Degree justment felt It had no jurisdic- and fruit in a buket," at least It was decided that the post Over 60 members of the parish pt-rnut* totaling M.9M fa* is* b<«sr *narl- UUiisttllSj Biiri'hftwing. only Htirtern for admission to Bucknell Univer- These announcements have been Mr Msndato had alio been.be- and that any member joining &ft«r gift In appreciation of his service*. • Vtr Cio*' tftiii th* . through vmh style hats. The corps is expected sity in ih« tsr)y Ws, Walter 1* made by the general chairman, fore the Planning and Zoning that will not be considered a char' Mies Kathleen Kfftyer and not rrtdy at -thim time to to make its first public »pj>«ir- Noll, Jr., of Springfield avenue, an- Board seeking a permit. Councii- Miss Kathleen Krayer, who at the Eva Krayer poured. swered the question as to why he same time named ;fier committee ter member. Presentation of the details about hi* A an«- at an ingtsllation meeting In man John Wright said this board .thut his wanted to attend that «chool by neads. They ar«: Mra. K. R. Han- post's charter will coincide with thal was of the opinion the rane in* |> writing, "To carry on the family sell. progra-m: Mrs. William Tot- the Installation of officers on Sep- Ordinanc* Adopted local Other girU intereated itt join- couldn't bp changed to ([rant the tember 2S, Ayrr* Tfeankn tradition." The degree to which ten, tickets: Miss Mabel Howarth, BOROUGH — Borough Council f&r re- inj^ the oorpa are aaked to .ran- request. .Councilman Frank A. Klnur »t if^"1^**.^^^ dtl-. * m!w* ing getting a degree early in the container. kn employtt." of eovd for ndiitd strcit HOHOUGH - Borough Council c«ntury. Thie tradition waa con-fected have no objection to it* derided Thursday night to leave . Class ?—Arrangement of zinnias On rrcomniendatioft of tinued, by hia brother and sitter, construction." . • ; the policy 4it contracla cation annually. It is believed that Class 6—Niche arrangement de- The road chairman aaid a A member of Lambda Chi Alpha of Mr. Mandato. JvitJh Bell Telephone Laboratories the length of service of employee! picting a song. road gr«der had be«a leeetved a ad social fraternity on the Lewisburg, htut the. MP*ea«ent in constructing will govern any further vacations Councilman Wright brought out Class 7—Arrangement ih green that the CommoRweAlti* avtesa* llse #*-»«T down South itrout would P«,. campus, Mr. Noll had a busy granted yi-t this year. that Mr. Mandato's request wsu and white. t'urba h«d l>e«n * be in rtmpkit form at, «n early time in extra-curricular activities. Councilman J. Russell Jones Is not an Isolated problem,- that Class 8—(a)—"Tea forTwo"—a«t Another Vef'» * 4*;« an J . JhaJ. in all Listed In Who's Who In American chairman of a committee on eval- there are and would be other re- on a cord table. Exhibitor to CwgariJ m-»uld l»e r««dy at Universities and Colleges, he ha» uating: the services of borough em- quests for such building units in provide own table. (b)—Guests for the veterans' housing commit- ilrso&er 31 meeting U> procwd with acted «M a counsellor the past year ployees. It is expected that this kindred residential areas. He said for dinner. Set for four on table tec, in the alxwnc* of CouftctlsaaB (• *b* wtcuwtry adv«rtising. In West College, His honorary committee will bring. In a report it would be embarasslng to grant 42 by 48 inches, (cl— Fall Holiday J. Russdt Jones. ch*irtoan, mi* t: \ Lswi, x<3l>o:jtano brought to the affiliations at Bucknell include one such request and not another. Table, Set for four on table ** waa possible the borough mi»ht 6# j . ., , Council, the condition which will establish a definite membership in Omicron Delta Simonizinq ^ Polishing t! tB t M €>f Mr. Mandato has a two-car by 48 inches. ahle to procure another. Itou**.for i ^_ ..^.nl^jje.. policy on. which vacations will be K«ppa, Delta Mu Delta and Phi WMf garage at present and want* to CAR WASHED BY THE MONTH vets' liDiulng in addition to t&* run- •granted in future years. Eta Sigma. A former director of demolish this preparatory to con- Etttmatat Gladly Given ~ four for which ground b*, „;,.,» He a#k'ed that the Councilman Carl Stuehler, chair- fffio business manager of the Ra- LEE BRI1M1ES IS NOW AT Borough Attorney Lorenti volun- fred G. N8-9OH of Clinton avenue, Ho enid the State authorities, b.ni him -some relief man of buildings and grounds, war' dio Workshop, a cheerleader and JOHNSON'S SIJNOCO STATION teered his service (to appear be- Ltackawanna Park, returned last advised him that s«m« cofntmin- 3J«dj?l«y sftid the nutliorizcd to get prices for thea member of the Christian Asso- fore' the Adjustment Board when wtek from Ellsworth Falls, Me. ities had not taken *eW- jmt in by the painting of Borpugh Hall, ciation. I to alleviate - a Mr. Mandato's request comes be- their grant* ajid thim fftct On migffestion of Councilman Walter, Jr., who returned to New fore that group. AM ONE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE with the faot that th* masap Frank | A.. Pizzl, Thomas C. Mus- Providence yesterday,. prepared AN ORDINANCE to vacate that por- Mr. Napolitnno atfltod, "I son, borough clerk, was authoriied tion of Pitney Aveaat la the Borough bidder for the four feoaM* for college at Summit High School. of New Providence, lying between NEW! OVERNIGHT PARKING here was consider ably ucder the enough, to destroy any old rccorda that Air Reduction Hen Springfield Avenue and Elkwood Ave- were ho longer of'any'value.-Any nue, u shown upon > certain map nmount allotted the borough. ma4e entitled "Map of Cedarhurst. former- FACILITIES! it seem probable an&tber might b« othcr'dormant records that hadn't Two More Block Open House at Labs ly property ot W, P. Browef, »t west Summit. K. J.. near the City or Sum- obtained. On Councilman RadgEty'*, t lhink they (taxoc) arc been kept long enough, the bor BOROUGH - Celebrating the mit. N. J.." made by Anthony Bchu- to fix every ditch in ough clerk was authorised to de- Dances Planned; completion of their Apparatus Re- imeher, C. E. of MUlinfcton, N. J. recommendation. Council took tat dated U»y 24. 190O, find tiled In the necea»ary sttps to make applica- stroy. search Department laboratory ofllce of the Register of Union Coun- A payment of $200, an annual Seek an M. C. building in Murray Hill, Air Re-ty, us map No. 1M-F on May 31, tion for another unit. I Mr SUpoJitano a«id he had 1900. Councilman John Wright, chair- ! 5?J»s* V» bm'd hi# own home on contribution, was authorized for BOROUGH — Square dancing duction Sales Company held Approved: August 14, 1917. man of the building; committee *aid |th* p*Tf«-l of land affected, Overlook Hospital. Payment of will be continued tomorrow night "open house" here yesterday E. H. HANSELL. county taxes for the third quarter afternoon for a number of friends Mayor. In Academy itreet. It was an- 1, THOMA9 C MUSSOJj. Clerk of were ordered. nounced Thursday by Vito Sabia, and neighbor;. the Borough of New Providence, do Councilman Herbert D. ^Taylor hereby certify that, the foregoing chairman of the dance commit- Ordinance was duly passed by the reported that the street slgtii or tee for the Recreation Committee, Vacationing at Shore Mayor &nd Borouph Council of the Johnson's ^s^y^ Service dered for 72 intersections would be Borough of Nevr Providence at a refc- Tomorrow night'a dance will be [BOROUGH —Mrs. Mary Elisa- ular meeting hold on Thursday eve- Morris Avenue A Brood Street SUMMIT. N. J. delivered In about three weeks. the fourth in a series of five beth Gilbert and daughter of ning, August 14, 1947.' They will be erected by the Street dancea under the sponsorship of THOMAS C MUSSON, Holmes oval, Ridgevlew Park, are Borough Clerk. Louis M. Johnson Phojte: SU 6-3248 Department. He asked that Coun- the Recreation Committee, it was II • Fees—13.36 -rta-t*l—ThuTsday~b^CWulu:1lrnaTr f Herbert D. Taylor, chairman of year, to the consideration of a per- Borough Council's recreation manent World War II memorial. committee. f He also asked that the matter of Everett T. Spinning putting a "smooth finish" on Mr. Sabia says his committee Insurance Surgical Belts Abdominal Belts Academy street be "looked Into." Is seeking a master of ceremonies Councilman Taylor said this re- "to cell off the dances.'' Any one 65 Union Place, Summit, N. 3. w quest was prompted by the popu- wishing; to volunteer his services Tel. Su. &-O177 Trasses larity of the block dances held this is asked to call Mr. Sabia at Su. More operators these days 6-2959 or Mr. Taylor at Su. 6- SappBrs Baby year on that street. Too, he sug- gested that Academy street might ^—.* «..-.—f- v~" ••" be used for roller skating another The dance chairman sayi be- *• year. tween 200 and 300 persons are at- Scientific than ever b^jnrel" Free Councilman Stuehler volunteered tending the dances including to represent the borough at a hear- Mayor E. Ft. Hansell and mem- Stew ffoiirsr W«Wcjf« Ji .4. Jtf. fo $;S0 P. M. ing starting this morning in the bers of council. He declares that Compounding All over New Jersey today you'll find more operators Sundays9 A.31.to I P.M. Newark post office on the applica- trie response to the dances has tatting their places at switchboards to help X tion of the Maplewood Civic Asso- been "most gratifying to the com- mittee." handle your colls. We now have more than 13,000 ciation and supported by other The modern pbarnucist FWJCHTMAN'S municipalities for the establish- must bave a medical back- operators doing their best to put your calls ment of special regulations to sup- Refreshment* Served ground, sod a knowledge of plement existing rules governing tlirongh promptly. With new switchboards betng PRESCRIPTION CBITER At Council Meeting recent laboratory releases. In 50 Maple St. the opening of drawbridges over installed and others enlarged, we need ^^f1^.^r- , Summit 64329 BOROUGH — Borough Council carrying out doctors' direc- fe the Passaic River at Newark. te;i took time out Thursday night tions, he msy hare to use the still more operators. Employing ^^^' "" Tom a "full calendar" to partlc- newest specially, or the rarest and training them pate in some refreshments, soft of drugs. Our pharmacists drinks, furnished by Councilman is an important part of know about them. Next tine, Herbert D. Taylor, Mr. Taylor come to ibis establishment. our expansion , | ~ poured assisted by Vito Sabia. Be- sides members of Council, those program to provide /•' participating In the refreshments Choriine's Cut Rate more and Letter s^. were Thomas C. Muason, borough •M IpttngfleUI Service for - clerk; Edward G. Miller, borough •amnlt, M. J. : treasurer; a representative of the- Summit S-43H erciyone.' Bell Telephone Laboratories, and a representative of the Herald, With the temperature hoverlngi around 80, shirt sleeves were the order of the evening.

HAVANA MIAMI*BEACH CRUISES Vis LAND • SEA • AIR Independent TrlpiLeaTe An4 Da MSISiM NOT. 2 ft IS 14 DAYS H nayi «t flneit Miami Beach Hotel via ASTLES 00 Streamliner to Miami. All tramfen and tight- '164'Plm Ta« •*«*»* l«etude*. THE jSS*4tt#£.SS*4tt#£. HAVO* OF-mE-MONIH 14 DAYS Via Streamliner to Miami. S flajri ttcamiMp $ A(| cruller or Pan-American Airlines to Harana. tmy taste of this grand flavor it a fn* OKMBCIQI .. . »n R l'"° R dan at Miami Btach. rinnt noteli. Slfht- moment. Enjoy Staitesf Real INtadt Ice Grcwa ,«a refreshing todss, 109 Plu« T«* leelnc and tramftn, New Jersey Bell Telephone Ckunpanf in tempting suadtei and lake tome bone imr &be family. , ICE CREAAA AJJ0 itwilahle in flm etmmmutmi gpM»m twmidimrr. TRAVELONG r Ml tio. Broad St., Elliabeth KUt. 1-1I2S — Kill. J-OTW New Jrrjejr'i i^adlnf Tnnr Operator! Slnt« 1131 ' TTOUt COOfMATWM IS A VTTA1 fAIT Of NSW MUTT* TSUTHONi SMVKI THf SUMMIT HiRALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST II, M4? Proeton Offm CMly Show for Hot Wtottwr Nearby Theaters Poftippony-Tniy HIM* Daughters Shore Estate Drivt-in Opens Ty#sdtn Tuesday night, August 2€, ! L»»y Ogdeo, -who died htrt &a of Horrors" featuring' the The arnphitbt-ater coven an ana : August 3, Frankenstein Monster 1B pt-r*oa 2 U. »:S3 of 13 acres fronting on Odt'il ruttd ' The will iMtmc* William W. •ad which appe*r« at tie RKO ' ANOIL ON lit Ycungj oT , 1ST Ea« Eighty-fir»t 1 f-ri , 3:19, 7:05. 18:05 wt»t of the Aidt-rney barn, lu Proctor ! Theatre at midnight.tft- painted itet-i aen-en it 62 feet wide 'street. MAithAttan,''«« executor. *««•, 3:i«. tM, 1:05 : day and tomorrow, August 2i and STEPS OUT" and 65 feet high. It has accommo- Two daughter* *i.i share toe H- ,.0ae »f the moat terrifying mmmw ? f. t:u, tm dations for WW care with 12 semi- estate. state showi evtr presented, The but . 2:O0. 5:90, 7 46. >0 circular ramp* devoted to the Aiyluui of Horror*" will be. «q,» RANDAL IN PAK10'' parking. Rsmpa are vertically sn- DRIVI-IN eoinp*n!ed by the equally blood Mir,., 3:1*, tm, tM chnt'd tp assure p«rfi.ct vision. chilling «creen attraction, "The M...U , 1:1*. 7;10,, 16 M FtmtHt tor 1 Traffic i* one-wny and the ruwi THEAfRE Ap« Man" with Bda I •ilY DOG SHIP «re forty feet dt-t'p, permitting cars »«•> 2.00, 4:Si-7;*|. J0 STEAKS M«-, '2.1*. «O4 to come and go without obstrutt- tounw Whca picking up a hot dish to* • BEST YtLAKS OP OU* ing the view of those watching the a thoroughly dry holder as heat Tu«r«., W0d,, TbUrt, rrl picturei. travel* rapidly through moisture 10 (IT It is stated that patronm have no COUNTRY and it tuny be uiu&ft to me a wet i-.it , 3:40. ff 01, 8 04 difficulty in tet-ing and hearing cloth. t. LYMC, pu-turv^ at 600 feet distance. Spe- PINNER iu*u»i n, 22, ss, n, a. tt.fi BAMJ \'(K'AUST.K" Ptrry forao tial suund type of RCA equipment DEAR RUTH" MILLBURN Thuri, , Fit, Man.. T^eir. W «nAd Marion. ...Hulton with 8am is ust J for direction «iid 'control. Still 2.25 3 08. 7;M. »:S1 Donuhut s or>'liratra havi- been en- Wilfred P. Smith i* the manag> N. J. COM ED V MIT—The famous comedy hit from Broadway, "Dear feat , Suu , 2:4«'; Sil ':J7 « « 1 CourMt of Plapisi Ruth," :i now to toesee n cm the aqreen at the Lyric Theater, Summit, gagt-d by Frank Ddily a* the• rt- ing director for the Eastern Drive- frank Umnqton. fcmtor Short Wits 7-30OO beginning toda/"and running for'a *etk. o|)i'ning attrtu'tiuiUi at his fanums In Theater Corp, Fin* Eating New Moyiftf ^ August n, W, t), M. tt, H, . if Meadow))r»,,k, Ctdur (jrovr, sturt- | Ti'KHDAV litg. Tuesday, August 2<5. Walter Layton Heath, a ion, of, i I liuis., J:10. ";00,10 IMKINO Al tilST , DESERT SONG Timely Musical Production, "Rio Rita" Kil , 1:06, 10:34 Providence, R I., U named ex- frat , 3:00. »43; 19 Ii ecutor. -Bequest* include $ft:000 1'iUf'B MY MAN" Son Residual Legate* K6INNING MONDAY. AUGUST 25th Opening at Paper Mill Next Monday •J iiurs.. l'3O, B:5S each to two nieces and a It OAK) Washington ists and the current year has oeen Kil, 8:&5 The will «f Walttr (^ Hen\h, trust for a grandson. The txecu- DONALD NITA CLARENCE No more tinu-ly musim! produc- if.il , 1:09, 4:55. 8 « : tor is residual legatee, tion tlinn "Jilo JUtii" could luis-f marked by the visits of the Presi- i KY WOLF" widower, who ...died , h.cr* 'July 29, House GAGE CAROL NORDSTROM dents of tin- United States and of H ill, 3 30, 6 50, 100J 1 I'l'KK HOMMCHKT ST. birtn btteete.d by. Frank. Carring-- N'-.-.n., 7:00, 10:15 has Wen offered for probate in •Money can't buy Ktitoets. »ohg» in Uw gniadhing Miwicul (SIKH*» Mfxitii in flic principal eitiys of 1 >VAT<[ »ii••>"<;_, XKW ii-.U"*f; ton far tin.-, r^tnr Mill Pliiyhous.-, refrtee irf.-eiiartv? A; Oitii, .Ir, uf wllil IJItiis and the IiiUSU u«e. Klisar wind m the. trees-- these arc as K*rr> t'Afiiing •RIO RITA"' border opus of. love and intrigue, suit of this activity, there have Mill, 8 50 beth. * free as the air we breathe,- been many .Mexican motion pic- j lues, I 30, 8 50 Wttd BIIX1C WORTH voA I'ETKK BIKC 11 amiti colorful .settings and tun>-ful 1HKY WONT liBUEVt: r music, opens Us tngagfimnt Mon- Uirt's and an increasccl interest in • VVi-tj, 7:(K>. 10.10 . -. MCHAKP ALAN GORDON'. Musical Director Thurs , 2:50, 7 ;CK», 1Q 10 day, August 25., Mixi»Hj and its life. ' 1UFF HAFf"1' KVININGI 4* |:M - MATINEES AX »:J» Director Oarrington has takea Wrd , f 55 rleM(Ucl •*••»/»"« than •»«*, m « s»t (*» »>«. & s«. Mitt At the tinu' "Rio Rita" was first Tliuis, 1 30; 8SS I every sti-n to assure the anthen- Ticket* urn •• •»!* at ftf*tf« Dtyt Star* Nrwuk t No Ptrfi Sunday I • prcsMitKl, Mexico was a more or les«-unknown" quantity hut today ^'"'V "f *>"' production in which a : Mlv" PKOITORS, top-notch cast, .hvaded by August 2», 21. Zi, 13, a, is H. each nation exchanges many tour 1 WONDEK WHO8 tftiSfcjJNo HKR Carol, Donal'l Gage and Clarence NOW" . • -. NOW THRU WEDNESDAY Nordstrom will perform. They will Turs , Wed, 11,35, a ;2S, 5 1] 8 14 11:07 '•• ,'•. . :v tic su'miortt'd (jy Billie Worth, re? Thurf., Ml, 31:43, 2 j8. n'il 9 2fi " ! turning after "iC year's abnejice,' P«- H.it.," 12 :6b, 3(1''., fl 06 #:tl7 U 09 TONIGHT! rtiui; 205. 5 00, 8 07, 11 %' A ROMANTIC RIOT! ter Binii, .vc.n earlier this season Mmi . 1 23, 4:21, 7 I9 ll fi? ~l in "The l.«Hx "I'll Be Your»' Boy Kour*^- 1 "Koll oWedn Texa. onlsy JWoo* "Carnival of Fun" SHOWS K1TELV — R* of Cle*r Untl 1-ttW g fromhundrcdi CO-FEATURE ol hilarious Cleatos CaUweO — David Brace -I NH» Hunter on llie stage -In- tomes the mos! beloved romatilic' "SUSIE STEPS OUT" comedy Broadway ever knew. Now ihe Rage SUNDAY AND MONDAY of the Slage ii 1 Sma»h Hit on the Screen!

Charcoal WILLIAM JfowEN Porierhoutc Filet Sirloin or a TheBESTYears - Hamburgtr CO-FEATURE Our Lives l^nny Rm -Hwn Ne«l - WUItom F«rnum -In- -MY DOG SHEP" EDWAKDJIKNOLD ^^DAYS - 5 TUESDAY THRU 8A KENNY O'MDRRISON PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY AWARD "THE BEST YEARS FEATUIJE VTOEKDAYS 3:08, 7:38, 9:51 MATINEE 74c EVENING $1.20 tax inel. PICTURE OF OUR LIVES" SCHEDULE S\r AND SUN., 2:4B. 5:11, 7:27, 9:43 CHILDREN 50c AT ALL TIMES ONE]WEEK BEGINNING THURSDAY, AUG. 2BHi 3 - COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY - 3 DON i>EFOItE — ANN HARDING — VICTOIt MOOIIK 2:00 — 7:00 — 10:00 P. M. . •- -•. • r ' - ,-IN- PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY 1 SATURDAY 2:10 — 5:31 — 8:52 P. Mi MAT. Me — KYK. M.SO tai "IT HAPPENED ON 5TH AVE." OH HHK AVK., SCOTC" ri *INI OIILOREK «9r AT AU, v K BLOCK orr *o *t n THE . THURSDAY, AUGUST II. Social and Club Activities inSummit and Vicinity home they visited Mri, Lewis' WilUaut B. Oaonoa el Wmm Hit Phtw Jor«l«mon$ Visit Th. Sh.phtrd, Will L«av. parent*. Mr. and Mrs. F. A, Rlch- Place boulevard aad r. andhome of Mr, and Mra. Douglas Hatpital, New fork, wbere h* boulevard, who vill movt mi Au- and com Robert and Malcolm of Bott Mm. Kdvwtrd Lewis of Chicago, MeGeorgt of Aabwood 'a.venue, at was bam m iufuttl. Mr. Jocal- gust « to MinneapolU, where Mr. Ashland road have moved to their lira. Frank Harbison of the Ho off on the Queen Elizabeth, Satur- Madison, Oaaa* have be«a Mr. »«koa. whe flew here from the Shepherd will bt a professor of new home "Stony Ledge" at Brook- mg tint mmtk . «t' Vsttu tel Suburban, who i* spend ing the day, for a two month"* stay in snd Mrs.* J. «. Cestklis of New Gctdacil Gold Mine, Mar Reno, electrical engineerinf at the Uni- About tide. eottm* w »«*» ttaf. It T, u* summer at Rangelvy Lakes, Maine •Europe. York City. Mr. and Mrs. lf*r*Ule Mr. »ad Mm, Mm F. M«ytee mi Sic*, u h^ with his family, hat versity of Mipuesots. He is BOW fUnt to remain there until the MIL George B, Decker of Pine S. Hawfcy and family ef tall tiotwotA mm&m ami Dr, jaand r«tar««d then, to compleU bia OB tbt technical staff »f Hell Tek- latter part of September Oaks, Murray Hill, and Mr. aad pnoae Laix»*atories, New York. Grove avenue in enterUiniJig I>r. Francis C. Stifjer of Park- Mm. i*m*m U Manwqr'«f BaciUI work for part of hi» view terrace, Secretary of public Mr*. George Chambers and mm There art three cfaUdrta, Williaai Or. J. L. Meeker of DeBary guest* from Cleveland, O., and avtau*. - " Uiesk for hW ¥*B. &•' If s a tana rlag eiroaa I. ttw Brookline, Macs., at her summer relations of the American Bible So- Rots of Atbwood avenue. Last grat at Harvard University. B.. Nancy tad Sally. place ii «t ML Desert, Me., for the week the McGeorge* entertained Mrs. Edward G. BaJbtk ef Among tit* recent parties given designing fieli la wtmea'i »p. jacrtth of August. home st Wunno, Cape Cod, Mats. ciety, i« In Green Luke, Win., where * Mr. and Mrs. JoraJenfcoa art Mr: Decker joined her there tills he addressed tliv National Missions the U-*U \V"hit*ht*cU of gcjrnew, Br«d •»«* mm km mm at the r*»4e»ta «»f Berkeley, Calif., but for the Shepherds was a supper pare*. Geaa are Ow war Hate r«- Mis* Carol Jean Stifl.r who Uweek to rtrnttin until Labor Day. Conference of tht- Northern Bap- Conn., th« Lewelejj SUarw of Wtsf at Utt wOi remain in Boatoa, ne«r Har- last Sunday evening by Mr, andstHctteat, aad the deatgaers art Hartford, Conn., and the Gkorg* y « at Mat Mr*. Oorge Moor* of Blackburn spending" her vacation with her tist Convention, Tuesday and wwrt, 4uriRf the next winter. They having a heyday. 8a much to jarcntj, Dr. and Mr*!.?. M. Stifkr Malcolm Decker of Pirugrove Wednesday. Karlitr thi» month Dr. Chambers at cocktails and aWirtk' Of W««tfi«kJ mmi bave Jwsea with the H«ywards P!«* that thnw-auarters ef tae styling gf Parkyjew terrace, had a* heravenue U en route to Honolulu, He Stifkr wai in residence on thesteak roast Arthur Duff of SSMLBKIWMI, O Jwaft. Following hU »rad- Their house hat been purchased house guest over the week-end will return the latter part of Sep-CH.in.pus of Keystone Junior Col- by Mr. and Mrs. John Blackmar the 'geniuses' ml the wardrobe sre Mr.' mmA from the Graduate School tember in time to enter hi» aoph- lege, Factoryviile, Pa., where he Col. and Mrs. Robert E. Wood- su Harvard, Mr, Joralei&on will of Tall Oaks woo plan to take turning out wont even rate for omon' year at Dartmouth College, gave a series of lectures on theward, who have bees awfay frost Mr* Richard G Moaer a Jfeaart possession In September. avenue at their saaaer fana t*Mt his wife and son back to scrub work. Hanover, N. H. Bible to the annual Eastern Penn- Summit for the past three years, Berkeley, where he expects to coa- ... sylvania Baptist - Young People's ar« tit their home on Norwood ave. home at Shelter Masd Heafnta, Summit Boy Spaitds Summer J Mr. and Mrs. William a Paul- L. I., were Mr. aasd Mr*. WaMier tittm faia work in geology, under The designers are completely m, Assembly. . nu«. Col. Woodward was re- tie *upervi*io«i of the US Bureau son of Oak Ilidge avenue were leased Tuesday from the Army at S, Nuc.koli of Wt^d*3.r roai aad At Thwtra School on Cap* negating the trend of the times guests at the Wllliamsburg Lodge, {ktr. and iVti- Pe»d*afcu W, R**d el Hiftet. Geological Survey Divi- Kathi.' ' tind Manta Higgins, Fort Meyer* He has recently Paul Priest, son of Mr: and Mrs. Women have long ago stepped off .Colonial Williamsburg, Va., last of Colt road. Mr. as* Mrmmwm.. daughters of Mr.'and Mrs. J. Clif- been a member of the discharge A. J. G. Priest of Oak Ridge avenue week. Nucko-3 will visit Mr. the pedestals men had so conveni- ford Higgina of Summit avenue, review board at the Pentagon in etect. will be one of the brldea- has been spending his vacation moth«r in Albaay tin* from Plngry School at the Cape ently arranged for them through Mr. and Mrs. Rupert R. Lewis are «t Camp Blue Heron at Sparta. Washington. Their two daugh- asaids it her wedding to David Mr. and Mrs, Meswc- «tM O»d Wjagtra Setoo£l at B the ages. . uf Tulip itfeet have returned fium ter*, Elizabeth ftftd Ann*, «« mt jinhiit Duff tm Stpteiubei 8, at to Summit aJtcr'Labor ble, Mass., where be has taken a trip through the Laurentian Mrs. Hurold F. Hudson and chil- home with them, and Barbara, the First Methodist Church, West- part in several productions. He Sure they can still knock out a Mountains In Canada, staying at dren, Lois, (jcorge and Ellen, who who Is teaching at Washington Mr. aad Mrs Rk&tiii Bels\ played'the part of Japhet in An- Mount Tremulant Lodge. On their have liei'n at thdr summer home SUite College, Pullman, Wash,, en bush of Morris avemue good meal, straighten the. houw, dre Obeys iantasy "Noah,", and &t Bay Head since June 23, plait will arrive Saturday for a month's. returned from a fcojudiy at Gmh.ani Sanderson, «on of Mrs. rait* a couple of Idds snd look to r«"m»in there until the opening vacation with the family. Gladys Sanderson of Glenalde Appeared in two roles in "Har- t•»•»•«••II1111II••»•• Grove for the past cw* alluring. But, they can also ride, of school. &!r, Hudson has been, *.v*-nut, left Monday for Parris Ls- riet," as Mr. Tuttle and as Fred- FIX UP YOUR spending his week-ends with them. Mr and Mrs; Joseph M. Wal- - Mrs. U, Kata el / Piru&ldiw lamd, .S. €.,' where" he will' begin die Stowe; He wjll also tatf-e part fish, bowl, play, ball, dance, twint, ters of Plymouth road, who have plax'e is vacationiap ; at ids tuaJtuag in toe Marines. He in the final production of thebe workers, be executives. The Watches Mr, and Mrs. William J. Boss- spent the past month at the (Gor- Beach. graduated from Summit High eeason, "The Pirates of Pen-clothes women buy have to func and hardt of I'assaic avenue are atdon Folger Hotel, Nantucket, zaace," this week-end. At the Pin MORCROSS School iR June and has been em- tlon for these activities as "we", as hom« af^cr a vacation spent at Mass., will return home Satur- Mrs. Ruth H Uorpjwy off Ube p'ayei at The Summit Herald gf)5 presentation of "Ah, Wilder- AMERICA'S BEST-LOVED Millsfleld, N./H, They had as their look attractive. They've got to Jewelry day. •'. Claremont apartmea.(* has u«til bit eslistment. ness!" last March, Paul played GREETING CAR05 (jucstM on tjhcir trip Mr,, and Mrs. for Arizona, where sh* «il!l «iiMtiifiei* ( Richard, move In them. ' W.J. Bosshardt, Jr, Miss Betty Lee Kenagy, daugh* main for several «r«ekm Mrs. H. M. Foster of Whittredge The Cape Cod Theatre School tcr 'of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. was founded this year by Mar- CARLAN'S After a five weeka* atny at his Back from a tear of Oaauwta. road, who haj been vacationing in At the recent Faablon Fair at SIEGELS Kenagy of Manor Hill road, U garet R. White, director of Your Community Jrwrlfr siiinnu'r home in East Boothfcay, including Quebec, Ueatzeai MUune is expected home sometime Madison Square Garden the public t visiting her cousin, Hiss Martha drama at the Horace Mann-Lln- Stationery Shop 449 gprintfleM Av«. Su. C-I4M' M*1,, J. H, Matthews has returned Toronto, are Mr. a»J Mrs. •eat *•*«*. ' , Jane Kenagy, at Newport, R I., cohn School of Teachers College was treated to the outstanding IN Springfield Avenue I'SE OUR BDDflET PLAN to hit) home in DeUary place. Mrs, S. Hyde and Mr*. Sana Swwaaey, for ten days. After vacationing at Hotel in New York, to give young peo- creations of the nation's, ten top Summit, N. J. Matthews and their daughter will all of Euclid place. tteeciwood for three weeks, Mrs. ple of high school and college flight designers. Beautiful' fabrics, remain in Knst Hoothbay for the Miss Carotin Fiik of Park Lliliaa W«ust h*s returned to her Leon Varkas, star *oCo£$(t age an opportunity to learn about exquisite laces, breath-taking col- balance of the season. avenue, New York, will arrive at re*id«nce at Providence, R. I, -•i the Metro^olitas Opera . OMB- the modern dance, stage design, Hotel Suburban for a two weeks or! • Mrs. ,J. H. Londry of Hohaft ave- pany Ballet Osrpa, war tfete choral singing and other aspects Strange As It May Seem! visit In. Summit. Fred Porter of New York City nue has returned to the summer cud guest of Mr. asd Mrs. BL G.speat th* week-end at Hotel of dramatic art. But, I'd defy any gal to do any- Wehe, and Mas kay Wek off A mirrored cocktail table may b* tittd with home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed- The week-end guest of Mr. and Eteetbw^&d with his mother, Mrs. Beelraaan road. Miss We&e? «»*J- thing In them but stand still and ward Jones, at VVestport, Mass., Mrs. A. R. Skinnell of Springfield L. M, Poster. Mr. Orasso's wife, who accom- (es ballet technique snier Mr. look pretty. One particular bustle traditional furniture. There arc unusually nica following a two weeks visit with avenue, Miss Alma Whitford of panied him north, has gone to Varkas. number was so bnstly that If yon t Mrs. John Dvy, formerly of Sum- the teaching staff of Buffalo Recently returned from Spring Colllruvllle, Conn, where she Is ontt mit, at Tennant's Harbor, Me. Lake Hotel, Bayhead, is Mrs. R.visiting her daughter and son-in- sat down In it your, head would Seminary, Buffalo, N. Y, sailed Mr, and Mrs. L«« H LKHTOS-, While In Maine Mrs. Londry was X*idn«r of the Hotel Beecliwood. law, Mr. and Mra, Vincent Gaaso. Monday for England, where she son-in-law and daog&ter of Mr. probably hit the celling. This num. also a guest of Mrs. J. H. Mat- Mrs. Graiso will return to the 521 Millburn Avenue will tench for e year at Queens- and 'Mrs. Robert MaeOtmald «f MM. Snwat Walker of the Ho- ber should have been called the thews of DeB.ary place-at her sum- wood School, HatfUld, Hertford- south at a later date. AT BETTY TELFER'S Short Hill. Oak Ridgre avenue. wcefc-tM&ei trf Boechwood has concluded' a "dress.with-the-biillt.ln-haMock.'' mer place at East Boothbay, shire. • with Mr. and Mr* LEojrd R. Day, wral week stay at the Stock- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Cum- I Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Chrlstman son-in-law and daughter mj Mr. ton Hotel. Sea Girt. Sure, women like to look for- XX3OOOQOOOOOOOOOOOCX Home from a holiday at Bay mlngs and son, arrived Tuesday of Parmliy place,.with their sona. and Mrs. Robert E Jierse, aZ$» from Switterland on the SS Ma-ward to new and exciting lines in Head are Mr. and Mrs, Willard Madam Delia of Hotel Subur- Earl, Jr., and Jesse E., will leave of Oak Rldre a vena*, at t&esr rine Jumper, for the Saturday their clothing, but the days of E. CIoss and family of Oak fcan is at Seaside Park for a vaca- Tuesday for a 'two weeks tour of samrner home in Sa»d«rka\, Cape wedding of Mrs. Cummings' sister, honeysuckle and Jasmins are over. Knoll road. tion ef two weeks. | New England. EaH, Jr., has just Cod, Mass.* o weeks, Miss Marlon Bruce of Lorraine Women want attractive and fem- finished eight weeks as waterffont inine things, but they must be ^' Max A. Solmssen of Glen OaJcs Ag thost e SuSummim t residents place, for which abe will be ma- director of the State YMCA camp Mrs. P. M. Bray of 2t«w &&*- tron of honor. The Cummings functional. avenue has Joined Mrs. Solms- avenue is leaviK; toiay. ff«r motoring through New England In Connecticut. JesSe E. is on a sen at East Chop, Martha's Vine- «re Dr. John B. Dougall and Miss have been studying at the Univer- Avalon, where sh# pFaits t« nsca- At de Leon's we expect our Fall two weeks leave from the 2nd Di- yard, where she hu been for Jane Dougall of Ashland road. sity of Geneva, where he has re- tlon for the next week showing to fit the bill. Sportswear vUion Marine Corps at Camp most of the summer. ceived a degree In International that strldfis with the times, de- Lejeunc, N. C. Upon their return Week-end guests of Mr Dr. an! Mrs. C, Hartley Berry law. a»fl signed so that the left foot doesnt Earl, Jr., will enter Princeton. Miss Bernlce Virginia Ever* of Mrs. A. R. Derettney of «f Ox Bow lane are at home after have to ask the right foot If It j Theological Seminary. Glenside avenue and Miss Doro- Enjland avenue ver« vacationing at their farm at Land- Mrs. Thomas F. Hlldebrand of thy De Nunzio of Morris avenue, Deveruiey'* brotier ami sasteBaa gwwe, Vt Ifuncie, Ind., formerly of Hickory can move forward tore* Inches. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rich- classmates at Summit High hvr, Mr. and Mrs. Keaoctb Speel, road, who was the house guest Tea, straight slimming lines In ardson of Waldron avenue are at Sunday «aw the arrival of Mr*. School and the Barblzon School of West Springfield; Mas*. last week of Mrs. John G. Nor-our fall dresses, but made so that Mountain Gap Inn, Joggln Bridge, of Modeling, are at Ocean Grove Jc&ai E^' F. Nordahl of Seattle, dahl of Canoe Brook parkway, you can cut a rug without burst- 36 DE FOREST AVE. Nova Scotia. for a two weeks vacation. Dr. Frank P. SpeuH ef Bee«a- , far a visit with her son spent the week-end In New York ing out in the seams. Always, de wood road, fa Ieawiaf tm a iar-»- and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. City. She Is now the guest of Leon, "the fountain of youthful |> SUMMIT. N.X tlon In Canada on Atxgrcst I*, toJ6fa»~O.- Nordahl of Canoe Brook Mrs. Robert E. Morse of Oak fashions." 430 Springfield avenue. return the Tuesday after Later jiaxky, A family party Wed- Ridge avenue. —Adv. Day. nesday evening celebrated Mrs. 3jto*dahrtjSa.th birthday. Mrs. Maria Corea, who E«irxnBei Sunday from Chateax Fbenteoaur, iiPc, who has been WALLPAPER SHOWROOM Quebec, wilt leave soon fear Saaib Tisiting his »on and daughter-in- America. She is a resident of Ho- J»w, Police Detective and Mrs. A concentration of all New York and Newark Showrooms tel Suburban. aolM Graaso of Sylvan terrace, Choose designs that create the comet background with ths Tetoraed to his home at Day- help of *a experienced decorator. Mrs. Edward C Haffioci «( Beach, Fla., taking as his Open Saturday afternoon by appointment only dttf af Maar —Joseph McNamara and Eitelle Wlrth of WestlWd.. of Lower Oevrlook road. THE L H. NOLTE CO. Ml Summit «-©8O4 FOR HER Springfield Ave.

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' In st 10" ... MOui si S" We know yo\i'll love and cherish this gleaming Open 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. gown of lovely Bur-Mil satin. The magnificent full BUS. HELEX BIXLEK PEGGr, Director skirt—graceful sweeping train—all carefully cal- culated to make you the most beautiful bride of all! 420 Springfield Av«. - SUMMIT ffseaserlr mk aW T n i *• sVUfe Sebook - ' $60.00 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST il, 1947 II ements and Other Social News IU—n MacMahon Hag Nuptial Mas$ W. S. Kennedy, Jr, Edith EngelWedi AL**miG * Charles A. Sterem, Jr. by a nuptial the nursing staff ©f Overtook Hos- Married Saturday James T. Walih, Jr. Saturday morning at u pital at the koate of Mrs. Ruth Announcement has been made la St. Teresa's Church, the wed- little feminine luxuries Bay Mayo at Millburn. A to Dorothy Taber diag took place of Miss KUeea of th

cream that tops them all Check •ilk marquisette over slipper satin. ~ iL.nr irrri i.^..|i i i n ceremony. off the shoulder, the hoop skirt Orange. m on thi» »©ore. , ' The bride wore a traveling suit fashioned with a bustle and long Miss Florence Kupert of Ki-wark • • • * Betty Jane Keller of white with fclUe accessories and train. Her fingertip veil was at- Bridge tables rarely come la an orchid cor*ag«. Her maid of served as maid of honor and John for plenty of uses in a home. If tached to a .crown of miniature honor, Mitfi Cecelia Teves of New Walsh of Orange wa* best man your* is on its last legs, percolate calla lilies and orange blossoms, Completes Plant Bedford, Mass,, was in an aqua down to Doyle Furniture Store and she carried her mother's for his brother. suit with white accessories and a \,iX a sturdy, new Sun Glow table. prayerbook with a marker and The bride is a graduate of For Her Wedding corsage of whit, .gardenias. Mild Vinc*i«U I'alinrr streamers of stephanotis. Newark schrioU nnd'ha.i b>•• n «'m- Invitations have been received Charles H. Kennedy wns hk broth- \T!;>>miis Portrait) Did you realise that thousands pioytd as a nursi at ti»> Painter of Americans are tending pack- Miss Anne Burke MaoMahon, for the wedding Saturday, August er's best man. M, in the New Providence Prtsby- Nursing Home, SpringfU'ld ave- ages of food to relatives and was her sister's honor attendant, Following a weeding luncheon ,**•' terian Church, of Miss Betty Jane Lundell-Palmer nue. Mr. Wal.«h, a graduate of friends in Europe T BrookdaJe and her bridesmaids were Mrs. at The Winchester, Morristown, Keller, daughter of Ray J. A. Kel- Orange schools, »> rv«d four and Udicatessen makes up lot* of Joseph A. MacMahon, Jr., of West the couple left for a two wt-cks ler of Springfield avenue and the Engagement Told one-half ymrs with th.> Army Air these food packages. Orange, her sister-in-law, Miss trip to Niagara Pall* and Canada. s late Mrs. Keller, and John Kyle Vnrr7fB, Ht- I* now with th« Grange Eleanor McLaufhlin of Oranst. Upon their return they wil! make Mr. ind Mrs Antonio Palmer of Whittaker. son of Mrs, Arthur Q. Police Department. The couple Trust The Smart Shoppe, Bum and Miss Elisabeth Gllleepie of their home at 515 Morris avenue. Elm street, Madison, announced Harms of Union avenue, Murray plan to live at 120 North Essex mit-Millburn to have a stunning Westfield, a cousin of the groom. Mrs. Kennedy was graduated the. engagement of their daughter, Hill, and Donald Fiske Whittaker avenue, Orange. Prc-View showing of new Flail Attired alike In .off the.shoulder from the Fairh«ven Jligh School. Vincenzia. to Steven Uundell of fashions. Stop in and see what of New York City, The forma! gowns of white «U.k marquisette Mr. Kennedy is- an. alumnug of Wood'* drive. Summit, Sunday at ne well dressed gals will be ceremony will be performed at over taffeta with hoop skirts, all Summit High School and served a family dinner. ' iporting, come September. 8 o'clock by the Rev. Richard A. attendants wore wreaths of smi- three yeans in the Navy, He is Mi&s'l'alnier attended Madison Bryan, minister of the church and ETHEL TOZIER-HARDY • * .* lax. Their cascade bouquets now employed at the Ciba Phar- schools and Mr. Lundcll attended will be followed by a reception at Danish pastry takes star billing marked the sole difference, the maceutical Corp. Summit High Srhool. He served the Harms home. will resume leaching at the Trost Bake Shop. Next maid of honor carrying blue del- three years in the Array Engineer time you shop Trost's for bread, phinium ''and tiny yellow roses, Miss Keller has chosen Mrs. Corps, two of them in. the Pacific. September 16th cakes and cookies, add one of the and the bridesmaids carrying cOral Van C. Bockus of Springfield ave- Indian Tennis Champions Are Guests Marion Bruce Both Miss' Palmer ariii Mr. Lun- Danish pastry lines to your order. gladioli. nue as her matron of honor, «nd d'ell nre employed by the American j at her Studio i . • • • George Mead of Westfield was Miss Janet Keller and Miss Bar- Of Summit Families During Matches Stores Co. in the Maple strept • Canned fruit brings a touch of 1 Chooses Sbturday best man and usher* were Joseph bara Keller as her brioeimaids. Duringthe Eastern Grass India's IndegwisdMtcie Day on store. They plan a spring wedding. 22 ELM STREET summer to your winter meals. A. MacMahon, Jr., of West Or- Mias. Jill Harms will be junior Courts Championship Matches at August iy Now is the time to plan tor that. the Orange Lawn Tennis Club, For Wedding ange, John Daniel MacMahon of bridesmaid. The four- IsAuan gwe*ii will ac* Mr, and Mrg, Ilalph O. He«rnii SUMMIT, N. J. Wayside Gardens, Morris Turn* Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wilkes rempapy Mr acsj Mrs. Wilkes to Plans for her wedding Saturday Summit, brothers of the bride, Thomas Madigan, Jr., of Allen- and" (faughter Mar}orie of Shady- fltike has fruit galore for your of Oak Ridge avenue were hosts M.irkiR,ie B-Usd: Mich, at thehave been announced by Mias Tel. Su. 6-2631 and Thomas J. Mullen of West- hurst, will be best man, and ushen side avenue are at Asbury Park canning needs. • to India's Davis Cup Team, S. C. t-tui of thi» v«*k where they will Marion Elisabeth Bruce, daughter field. will include Larry Burnett of New for a few days. • • • Misra of Calcutta, Man Mohan participate is Use Korth" Ameri- of Mr. and JftrbsGuy V. Bruce of Miss Margaret M. MaoMahon Even if you flash your No. 1 York City, and Charles Grlllo, E. of Agra, and J. M. Mehta of Bom- can As*»«d ancNlancee of Rob- amile, you are a lost soul sister, J. Kearney and Robert Fltterer, bay. Dinner parties were given in Arrriam«nt in s***i©a there. ert Paiil Billings, son^et^ltr. and if your figure doesn't match It. The couple left for a wedding all of Summit. their honor at the homes of Mr. Mrs. Prank Billings of Wttafield, 10 Kent Place Blvd. trip to Canada and Basin Harbor, That is why The Joan MaMon and Mrs. L. Parkea Shipley, Mr. Christina Zorian's Troth Mass. She has chosen t/o be rnar- Shop it aiding looal lovelies to Vt. They will make their home In and Mrs. J. Richardson van Dyke, ried at home at 8 o'clock in the finer forms. Ithaca, N. T, Short Hills Girl and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Announced at Dinner Party evening by Rev. Dr. \Henry L. Summit 6-6496 •' • • Mrs. Stevens Is a graduate or Storey. Some of the other dis- A. Edward Zonan of Xew Eng- Lambdin of Morristown 'Mcthodht Control neat prices. If you shop Summit High School and the Over- Engaged to tinguished guests at the parties land avetttie «;»«•« * dissaer party Church. A reception will follow look Hospital School of Nursing, Pierce Frozen Foods, you can buy were Mr. and Q Mrs. Vlni Rurac, at'the Br<»k ra Saturday, August the ceremony. HAIRDRESSERS |Kholesale, This it big talk. Prove where she has been floor supervlj- 2, in honor of k_s sisVr Christina, Malcolm Niedner .number one players of Roumania, MrSl Stan| 't by visiting their big stone-bam or. She is ah R. N. Mr. Stevem, whose «Rg3£« nitsA* U>^.to Murra.Murrayy C C. . cy L. Cumminga, the • • V • and Jacques Peten, number two bridc e locker plant on Chatham road, an alumnus of Westfield High Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Buttle of player from Belgium; also Mrs. Farr of tanaon, Eng- - »«ct'ii sister, who arrived Short Hills. School, Is a medical student at Colonial way, Short , Hills, an- Stoyan Gavrilovic, wife of the land, was Tuesday with Mr. Cummings and Soft flattering face • • • Cornell University. nounced on Saturday the engage- former Yugoslavian delegate .to Family ntfasfx-n tmi guests, in- their son from Geneva, Switzer- Home fitting Shoe Service Is The bridegroom's parents enter- ment of their daughter, Barbara the United Nations. clu'ieii Mrs. K- H. ferian ©f New land, for the event, will be mntron the innovation offered by Hall's tained the bridal party at a cock- Louise, to Malcolm Bowen Nied- Englani Zorian'a of honor. Preston 8. Billings of curls accentuate femi- After the matches Mrs. Wilkes av*cu<-,, Shoes, 34 DeForest avenue. BUM tall party and dinner at the Brook ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George mother; E:.s:e -Baiuenoer of Pittsfield will be his 'brother's best and Mrs. Shipley accompanied 1 them at SU. 64400 to put your prior to the rehearsal Friday eve- A. JfUdner of Blackburn road, Yonkt-ra X. Y, man, and ushers will be Mr, Cum-* : the young men to the United Na- Mr. and Mra. ninity. Our permanents name on the list. Exclusive for ning. Miss MacMahdn sang for Summit. James BoycL mings and Frederick Thrane of tions at Lake Success, where Beverly - Boyyd children's shoes. the guests. Pittsfield. Miss Buttle attended Duke Uni- and James feo-yd. - Jr. . of Staten • • • . their party was entertained at will assure you of nat- Several parties were given for versity and was graduated from luncheon in the delegates' dining Island, Louts iIecca L. Mlirner, assistant prin- The players came to Summit Christened Sunday p, underground vault :lpaL directly from Caux, Switzerland Ann Toasiey. snoeih-old daugh- adv. where they attended the World ter of MF. acd Mr* Bennett Tous- kresge-Nevvark Assembly of Moral Re-Armament ley, Jr. of Msm:*>- Omm. will be now in progress there and where christened SesB<2«T afternoon at WHAT IS A DECORATOR? Fetes Brides' they joined other Indian dele- St. Teresa's Char*'!:. Doaild Olson BACK TO SCHOOL gates. Their views on the Indian Of Wiscoaiin will be tbe god-fatber A DECORATOR IS ONE WHO, BY TRAINING AND EX- Mothers Today situation were reported in a re- by proxy.- "Shut god-iDotier will be PERIENCE, IS QUALIFIED TO PLAN, DESIGN AND Highlighting a. week of activi lease of the International wire Mis» Helen Broyhy of EUiabcth, service from Caux just before ties concerned with the fashion sistei r of Mrs, LUGGAGE SALE EXSCUTE INTERIORS AND THEIR FURNISHINGS AND their departure for the United and homemaklng needs of the au 'Among those in »I:*E dance will States. TO SUPERVISE THE VARIOUS ARTS AND CRAFTS tumn bride, Kresge-Newark wil be Mr. Toa$Iey>.pareau, Mr. and fete the mothers of the first 15 From Orange they moved on Mrs. Bennett Ttooifcy of Phila- ESSENTIAL TO THEIR COMPLETION. fall brides registered at the store' to Newport, R. I., for the matches delphia and Msa. Tous'eT, Jr.'s there—and™ this—week—have been- At defined by American Institute of Decorators between 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. in playing: in , the national doubles ' sioner Joseph Bro^hy and Mrs. the Regimental room at the store. matches In Boston. Brophy of Declaring that not enough Mr. Mohan and his father. . THI L H. NOLTE CO.* BirJ Mohan, who has just ar- •Member of The American Institute of Decorators done to ease the responsibilities o; Births the bride's' mother, Miss Iren rived from India, returned to Summit for the celebration of To Mr. mxti Mrsi Frank Barr of Cates, bridal consultant, said sh Parkview terrace, a daughter, planned the tea In order to mee born Tuesday. Aoguet 12, at Over- I the mothers under leisurely social lo conditions. In addition to her own Overlook Women's <* I coniultational services, she has ar To Mr. and Mrs. CJaarit* Pizrati ranged to have present a number Auxiliary Seeks of Russell place; a *OB, born Tues- of other Kresge specialists so that day, August tZ. at Overlook Has- questions pertaining to home-mak- New Members pltal ing and other fashion matters may A plea for new members was aUb be discussed. made this week by the Overlook , To Mr. ax.4 Mrs. Woodruff J. Hospital Women's Auxiliary. Al- English of Beeksiao road, a Our New daughter, bora Wednesday. Au- though the annual fall card party -Vacationist" Oak Knoll Graduate gust 13, at Ov»r:»a, bora Sun- Aniline Cowhide DeLUoDebs New Rochelle. She was a nurie'a vided draperies and furnishings j day, August 1 Hos- DEPOSITS ACCEPTED NOW FOR Zipper Bound aid during the war. The bride- 'or rooms. The complete redecora- . pltal. HOLIDAY GIFTS Casual Classics groom, who attended Georgetown Ion of the recreation room at the i University, was a lieutenant in the nurses' home was completed this I To *T. ™* »** Jt*B strmn* * ! Choose Your New Luggage 16.45 Rhythm Steps Marine Air Corps, receiving the ummef under the supervision of »«"««» •™»a*. * *^1»>T. bo™ Would be . DFC. and Air Medal with clusters. ^Irs. Edgar T.Hlgglns. These proj- Sunday Augu.5 .IT., at O«rlook From Our Complete Line Ho pttaL Reduced to 12.95* Palter DeLko ecU were made possible by the * All Sizes — Ali Leathers — All Colon i outstanding success of the fashion All Fineit Quality •piu» 20'.: Flonheim CHELL FRANTZEN show held at the Hotel Suburban SUMMIT ANIMAL Fed. Tux STUDIO In the spring despite the fact that a large portion of the proceeds <( WELFAJtE LEAGUE Portrait, Comm»re!»l the show went to buy a whirlpool JLuqqaqt & jCzahnzx Csnhi bath now being used in the physio- "•••-•••••>• •••*• •»«! Candid^-t-v therapy department «t>- the hos- 10MM24*. Male puppy mixed treed, 8 Of Su mmit PHOTOGRAPHY pital. The Auxiliary membership now months old and while, ! HARRISON BROTHERS totals 670, most being from Sumui pointed note asd shoit coat, rnit. To become a member of th<> •MnssTss^B^iSB^ ^^aJt M—A^jft^—^ _ J jVJ^i^ V^MsAMsMsV 3 leachwood Kd. Manufacturers and Retailers . *****§m9n mm mmmmfm #jf miwm - •»«••*••• Auxiliary call or write Mrs. N. C. ears tamed down. •AST ORANtfl 111 Main Strt*t Lenfestey, 30 Essex road, treas- Summit 6-2151 Summit 6-3MX Exclusive High Grade Luggage 'Summit 6-6674 MONTCUIR Mi MMmffifM AVMMM urer, or Mrs. 8, W. Eason, 48 De- Forest avenue. ., 339 Springfield Ave. ' If ft* SUMMIT Hi*AlD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, If47 Sports' Sidelights SOFTBALL. AND PLEMTT OP IT Four ASA State Titles Are at Stake Here Sunday Th« fullest, most intense program of Softball Summit hai t*tr witnessed will come to a close Sunday when the finals ia the four division* of the State tournament of the Amateur Kernels Win Softball Association will be played. These four garnet will Over 2,000 Fans Expect tonclwfc 26 contests ia the State tournament which started Play-off Series last Friday on Washington Field. A schedule of the Sunday To S*i ASA Final Games In Kiwanis Loop finals and the ienii-iisrtaJ garnet of tdSUjr and tomorrow will One thing is certain about the New Jersey Amateur be found elsewhere an this paper. A galaxy of stars is being JTbe Kerne* by defeating ,te Softball Association championship garnet now in progress Washington Bravm **• Fri£ seen in action here for the second consecutive year in the at Washington School Field in Morris avenue. The con- eveajat at Memorial Fidd b/ State tournament as girls', boys* and men's teams from the tenders in the Women's Division finals Sunday at 3 p. m. came the wimum of the Kiwirj top ranks of Jersey teams are vying is their efforts to win wilJ be the Perth Amboy Cardinalettew and the Ariaas of hmgm playoff «>rie« jB , u,fe. coveted honor*. Because some of the quarter-finals are being Linden, Tht former won a 1-0" fame seriea. A. in the ftr»t played as the Herald goes to press, it is not possible at this forfeit over th* Greiatri of Wood- •fjfta of the B«v«. .^ time to report the names of the tefrns in the semi-finals today bridge and the latter a »-0 for- Legion Jrs. Top of the Kernel* hooked up !n .' and Saturday and the finalists for Sunday. Whoever the teams feit Sunday over th* Plainfldd pitching duel. The winner* Carters, during the P«*t week. nered four hit. and are, fans can be assured of "top-notch" softball. HackettstownA-1 tht George Cronn. State ASA Th« American Legion, Summit three, York fanned 11. Tho Georg* Cronn, State and County ASA Commissioner, in ifMion? r, confidently believes Pust 138'* Junior baseball V hit rival. charge of the games, confidently expects the final figures of that 2,000 ten* will try to crowd wa* host to H*ckettstowtt August Bii-ofkft wHik. attendance to show that more than 20,000 fans have witnessed nto Washington Field Sunday for 13. With Sweeney limiting the eo oae and struck out nine-. ^ be das* AA final*, starting at visitors to three hit*, Summit winner of the play-off seriti, tbt the championship games held here. 8:30 p, m. went ahead to post a 5-3 victory. iferneU wjU travel to the-jv. Washington Field is equipped with what is regarded as. M t}. 0i e HufcetUtown (1) KummH (I) • Grounds, New York, tonight t(t v the It one of the best lighting systems for night softball in the State, AB R H AB R H the Gianta play th« is too carjy to write what teams 2b 4 0 2 Dssti, 2t> -0 10 Pirate*. : will meet Sunday night for the iludw,, lb 1 0 0 MCHRIC, 2t> 1 « including 30 reflector* with 1,500 watts each. The playing Kernels (I) | title. The final* in th« AA win- tlatusc. cf 3 0 I CiJ'tasla, rt 3 1 field is entirely enclosed, measuring 225 feet to right field arid ioudetiH, 3 1 0 May. &8 3 1 ners, bracket won't be played 1 »waldl , cf 2 0 0 B'tempo, H 0 fork, j> 260 feet in left Jhlv'tone, If 3 0 OKubach. cf 0 Kern, ID 6 0j Wlatroskl, rr until tonight starting at 9 and the K.lmble. p 3 0 Oi Will'son, lb 3 « UiUingltl , ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT finals In the losers' bracket will Won, 3b 2 0 OMurray, 3U ..1*0 F ludd, r 1 0 0£lin*man. 3b 2 0 1 1 I; L«slie, lf - • * 1 0 Btrofka. p Some folks —not those with the proper views —get not be run off until 3 p. m. Sat«" 'Jebout, e 1 0 0 urd'ay. Birdsall, c 2 0 imery, rf 0 0' Deiimaji, u annoyed rather easily when the value of sportsmanship is Sweeney, p 1 1 " .... rf-cf o 0; Lombard! 3ij AJ> the- Herald goes io |>res>s, Cephart, cf o 1 Slrdaall. c stressed. Some term it "sissy stuff" while others just sneer Blerman, rf o 0, Strousc, ^.•»,, Summit i>j>orts Club was carded Totals 22 I 3 Totals 20 4 i 0 O-Lauter (6i and let it go at that. But the cold fact remains there is con- Scorer Johiuton. Umpire Taranttno. letnauer, 0 0 to play the Mt. Carinels of Jersey Bebout, c 0 0 stant room for improvement. State game officials, for in- City. The winner of this game ToUlt. 2 stance, s,hake their heads in discouraged fashion as they will play tomorrow at 7:30 |>- m. 8corer—Ifimla. Umpire—Sw di&cuss the hundreds of deer that have been killed in the the winner of another losers' Police Reserves' woods of one Jersey county during recent months. It would bracket game played last night not seem asif Uncle Satrt's folks have "too much education" after th« Summit game. Con- Bulls-Eyes Win sequently if Summit happened to- these days as some contend. * ,. • win its game last night, local fans low-cost AN OCCASIONAL £AD DAY will at least eee their home team Third and Fifth Even- the major league stars have an occasional bad day in action onc«' more in the tour- Two teams of the Summit Po- MKKT THE WINNEHS-Team and individual winners of the annual golf tournament at the Chamber lice Reserve shot their way into or go into a sJiort-liTved slump. Local fans should bear this in ney. of Commerce outing, August 13 at Manasquan River and Golf Club, pose on the putting" green at third and fifth places ngairut 55 * • mind whenever visiting the Yankee Stadium, Polo Grounds. In Jhe Class A tourney, River- the club at dinner time. A foursome from Ciba Pliar maoeutical Products, Inc. won the team match with Long-term competitive teams in the Inter. side,. VeU will play the Iselin a low gross of 364. Carl Huber, non laying captain of ttfe Ciba team, is here seen'receiving the cup from Ebbetts Field or Ruppert Stadium, Johnny Mize is not a big national Police Pistol Match : Vets tonight starting at 7:30. The Robert Reynolds (center), chairman of tilt: outing's golf committee. sponsored by the New York Dally bum merely because he happened to fan three times in the final* in this division will start Mirror last Sunday at the police The best golfer of the day. Nicholas Ruisi of-the Esquire Men's Shop, is here sten holding the lone game you saw him play. Bobby Feller may have been Sunday at 7 p. tn. range at TVanpek. dozen golf balls he won for porting a gross 78. He took no handicap. Reynolds won the kickers' han- knocked out of the box when you gazed at him in the Bronx Two Class H neinl-finals arc dicap with net of 73 and received golf equipment valued at $10. The first team captained by trying to subdue the Yankees. That doesn't alter the fact that carded Saturday afternoon. At The Ciba winning foursome: at reader's left—Alfred C. Feickert, who scored a 92-18—74, Fred Sayre took third place in 1:30 p. m.. the Plasa Aztecs of and at reader's right E. A. Sandreuter, who scored a 95-14—81; kneeling, Harold Fortiner (wear- he is one of the league's leading hurlers. the first'division while Captain A FISH WITH MANY NAMES Bayonne will meet Port Morris ng necktie), 91-15 79 and Fred Houghton, 83-17—70. and at 4:30 p. m. Local 6 S E. Twill, c o OlParlon, ri o a lannelll, p t 1 Nunn,8. cf S whizzed over the South courac of hit by a pitched ball and raced to Oeddls, If, er o OCybut, if L«t us give you full details. Rosa, 3b 1 1 Munn.A. If Played In Drizzle o o AZtCCS IB lews Pkiy OrioUs M'datto, lb 5 2 3 Shivers, lb s the Upper Montclair Club In 34, third on nn error by Eddie Twill. Kraalnskl, p .0 0 Pawllfc; cf oo 5 1 The game was played in a driz- behind the faney two-hit twirl- Through the generosity of Me- Cap'so. 2b 3 4 2 U'tcmpo, p 4 two under regulation, He had N.I c k • Petrock completed the Totals 1 Totals 3 2 HILL CITY SAVINGS Williams, ss 2 1 Cross, rf 3 zle which converted the entire Sports Club Inj of Bill LamRwma, the Port Kerrel Bros, garage of Franklin Murrlllo. cf 4 4 Srhipanl. c bogeys ori the second and fourth brother act by pushing one into Manville Blues 000 000 1—1 Bush. If 2 OlRosa,*a 4 field into somewhat of a quag- -200 100 X—3 ft LOAN ASSOCIATION Morrl» softballers rasiSy progress- place, the various members of the 4 holes, but registered birds on the center, where the outer-gardener Errors — Twill 2, Cnttaiio, Brenn, Nunn. rf 0 OJM'dattO.Sf 1 2 mire, at the same time keeping ed to the Claas B ^emi'inak of the PBA Baseball League will travel AngUn, sf 1 2 Murrlllo, 2b first, fifth, sixth and eighth. slipped on the wet grass. The Mlchno. Basej on balls—off krasinski 32 Maple Street Nelson, If 4 1 the attendance under 100 fans. S. Hit by pitched ball—Trlola by annual N. J. ASA tournament Sat- by bus today to see the Newark 1 2 Col. Lindgrove had to be con- smack went for a home run giv- Mtchalowskl, J. Petrock by Krasinski. Summit, N. 3. urd«iy with ft 11-0 tralSopinj; of th« Bears play the Baltimore Orioles Totals 43 19 18 Totals 40 14 18 tent with a 74, however, as bis ing the visitors two runs and the Morris Firemen at Washington in- Ruppert Stadium, Newark. A Home runs—Mandatto, Shivers, Cross. touch left him on the East nine lead which they never relin- School Field. couple members of the PBA Local where-, he' had Ss on the par 4 first quished. Not just a NW mocM... - In the next-to-'Ast round Por» SS, who sponsor the league, will Riverside Vets and second and also bogeyed the Manvillo picked up another run .Morris wil! tome up ogainet the accompany the youngsters to New- seventh and eighth. His tally was In the fourth when Summit's cen- COMPLETELY NEW DESIGN! Plav* Aztecj of Bayoime, who ark. Eliminate Diner the best gross of the day. ter fielder slipped again, this time drew a bye in th* first round ThU Summit Diner, winners of the Low grrfss in Class B was turn- getting his hand on the ball batted game will be played Saturday at A pencil equipped with bat- Class "A" City Softball League id in by W. '{telen^CojwajLofJBflJ- Washington Field *tsirting at tery and bulb to illuminate the title -ihi* yearr-wa*-eliminated" tSfor'BrrScoriBji ojfjtfther Baltus- third. Jakelski followed with a b«M~d>veioped. from the Jersey Amateur Softball ol players in the tourney: single through second scoring the Association championship tourney, Class B: Clifford Norton, 90.17—73. runner. Class C: Dr. A. 8. Tennety, 100-24— in a quarter-final game Saturday 'fl; J. Fred Johnson. 89-20^-78; Harry afternoon at Washington .Field. Jalch, 91-10—81; C. P. Burgess, no ard. Nutley Thrashes The winner wa» Riverside Veti, Class D: Arthur Drake, 86-12—74; 8-2. Iheppard Barnes, 82-8—74; Dr. A. V. larry. 8SylO-i73: Dr. J. C. Cox, 86-11— Sports Club, 9-5 Two big; innings were enough 3t j I for the dinners, who tallied three Pounding out 14 hits, including In the second and four In the sixth. twofhome runs, Nutley A.C. de- Rlmstde Veti it) j Summit Diner (2) Sports Club "B" feated Summit Sports Club, 9-5, ft. H, B. H. under the lights August 13 at Spagnolo, 1 2jE.Trengrove, 3b 0 1 Salvo, c 0 3 T.Trengrove, 3b 0 0 Eliminated, 7-5 Washington School field. Stefano. If 1 1 Klvlen. cf U 0 Playing under overcast skies Nntley A.C. (9) I Sports Club (J) NEW AdTMC* Design-NEW c*b Doura, 3b 0 1 Reynolds, lb 0 0 AB R H' AB B H that "breathes"-NE\V Uniweld, Cucclnrllo. cf 0 0 Plcclone, u 0 0 nd on a muddy field, Summit Arm'do, cf 4 2 3 Parsll. ss-lf 4 1 Sweet, lb 0 Twill, p 0 0 iports Club's "B" team was elim- Jordan, 3b S 2 3|Yan'ta, 3b 2 t all-steel construction—NEW dur- Dormon, 2b I.Hanlon. c 0 lUnated Sunday afternoon in Feraco. 2b 4 1 lL.Twlll.3b 1 0 able, fully adjustable seats-NEW DePsro. rf 1 Erny, I 8pert. lb 4 1 2lGeddls, lb 3 2 1 Jablotukt. p l|A.Tr»ngrove, rr 2 2 luarter-final game of the State Buell. 83 4 1 2 DIPnrlM. c 3 0 0 21% greater TislWIIry-NEW Flesl- ASA championship. The game Olcomo. rf 4 0 ljC.TwIll. 2b 1 0 0 Mounted cab—NEW stronger Totals 8 »i Totals "2 4 Orslnl.If 3 0 OKtvlcn, 2b-cf 2 0 0 Only Advance-Design Diner 0 0 0 0 10 1—3 played at Washington Field was Nunzl, c 1 0 O'Tr'grove, cf 3 0 0 frames-NEW increased load apace 13 0 0 0 4 x—« Cullanl, c .2 1 llB'tempo, It .3 0 0 in panels and pick-ups-NEW effi- put "on ice" in the fourth inning Albani p 4 1 llO.Twlll, p • 0 0 0 when Paterson Local 669 pushed Corradt, 2b 2 1 2 Chevrolet trucks offer all these cient loading In stake and high Red Sex Card Peerless over four run* in addition to the JE.Twlll. p-lf 3 0 1 rack bodtes-NEW thorough seal- ing and insulation—plus scores of A. C. Here for Sunday pair, which they garnered in the Totals 35 0 14J Totals 27 S 5 first frame. Sports Club 000 301 1—5 NEW TRUCK FEATURES other NEW features too numerous Rained out for the past two Sun- Nutley A.C 400 202 1—9 to mention! day*, the Red Sox nine hope to Doubles by Jack Lawrence and Homo runa—Feraco. Albani. Two have a game Sunday at Memorial Charley Twill followed by Joe base hits—Armando. Buell. Paralt. Field for which they have sched- Smith1* bingle, gave the Sports Gome In ond fee • • • uled the faat-stepplng Peerless Club two in the first stanza. From A. C. of Morrlstown. The game then on, the Summit boy« never is carded to utart at 3 p, m. threatened. THE CAB THAT The new Ftr.xi- DRIVER'S COMPARTMENT is Spezzi, the Sports Club pitcher, "BRKATI1ES" — MOUNTED CAB is • Rons L&» New Engine A pocket-sited ohmmeter • for contributed to hl» own downfall. fresh air is drawn wider, with more leg room— cushioned on rub- the seats are fully adjustable, spot checks of fluorescent lamps by issuing eight bases on in from the outside ber against road —heated in cold bigger and more comfortable. • Has been completely torn down and materials has been developed. giving up two wild shocks, torsion Wider, deeper WINDSHIELD and hitting a batter, weather—and used and vibration! air is forced out I* WINDOWS increase visibility by • rebuilt to our exacting ap«cificatiotu sports club (S) 22%! Rear corner windows, p>r- i •• • R. H mftting even greater visibility, Kb iruno, 3b 0 1 DeLuca. If • Wornparbirepla^n d -awreiice, lb I 2 Flerlo 2b Advance available as optional equipment C. Twill, 2b 2 liGooch, cf at extra cost. I uine Foul Parts Smith, cf o 2jDowd, c D e i i £ n Trengro»e. rf 0 0, Campbell. 3b in pick-ups New, speizl. p o 0 Kerna, as and panels stronger • Iramadialt Dsirtwf Gorradl. sa 1 2 nipllo, rf LOANS gives INCREASED FRAMES are Branna, If u OSnluer, lb LOAD SPACE—stake Twill, o 2 2Mello. p designed to carry forVocolloni and other expenses! and high rack bodies have greater loads greater Totals i OAtlSIRVICI MORE EFFICIENT LOADING! distances for a longer time! Sports Club LONGER WHEELBASES assure aterson 2 0 4 1 o 0 i—T better load distribution! Ask About Our Budget Plan Two-base hits—Lawrence, I. Twill. BRIDGEPORT Home run—Dowd. » •*«f h-«*r htmilng mn4 rmttUthtt tftrnn tpthnmlm* ts*r» Famous rULL- immtdlattly PLOATINO IIYPOID REAR AXLES are geared tgnatur* m for the load and the road! DILLON MOTORS. INC. Chevrolet's VAI.VE-IN-HRAD TRUCK CHEVROLET MOOtAKWT MILS ENGINES are world's most economical for 520 SprfafffeM Aw., Swnmit SH. 4-4200 their size. The HYDRAULIC TRUCK Cak BRAKES are exclusively designed for greater EMtimate (;ic revta* The Cerebral palsy League of will of C, Grant Myert, who died our tue}Um*nt*i law. Tt* to** New Jersey, through its publicity June 21 here. ha» been received Burnt ttemni governor* tov* sop- Boarding School in tht office of Charles A. Otto, mmmmaa chairman, Claire Currtui, has sent such a prop<*si Tennis Hub Drops • Utter of Appreciation to Trotsig Jr surrogate, Court H»u**, Elisa- J cWWrea h*d a special In Massachusetts Lodgr, 1OV, and Loft n Linne, Va*a beth, » Oreaartl «t**et on The will names Edith ML Kc«pp, At tht opeaiag of tU 20th year Orden of America, which recently Tsursdajr. »*» fefuluijr on Jtoa- a daughter, of Be*avoir avenue at 3-2 Hatch to in this community, the board of gave the proceeds of a curd party uid Wednesday*. Thursday1* executrix, who will inherit tbt imyt truttees of Buston Country Day to tht league for its work. Two . .tower vii «»*** because «f the estate'. Netherwood Chib School, Short Hllis, announces a excerpts from the ktter read: major d*velopnwnt for til* school. 'Hope flourishes often in the junior soft bailers concluded Nethtrwood Tennis Club of €*9v«jittea LMI WiMd . Buxtoft senior school now lo- smites of the chiidrtn at the Cere- Sine* 1S7J, nearly every N*w teason'a schedule Thursday PlaUafleld defeated Summit Tennis TTPEW1ITI1 t> defeating Memorial. l«-». ' catcd with th* lower school on bral- Pahy League of New Jersey 0 Wednesday tbe girts' soft- Club here Sunday on the latter a Great Hills road, Short Hill*, will Center, at tht: Hoipital and Home B for Crippled Children, Newark. ialiers «r«rc trounced 2Z-1 by thecourts, 3-2, in a match that was atovC this fall to th¥ 140 acre not decided until the final point estate of its director, BUIcn Qeer Tb« cause of the cerebral palsied lEdiwn firi* Sangster, at WUllamstown, Mass., child Mid adult i» worthy of all r of the second doubles. Heavy rain 0n Monday tit* Junior boys where it will become a boarding human consideration. For too traveled to New Provident* where almost forced postponement of the school for boys and girls. The es-many years they have been the the Uncoil* School playground de- match. tate was recently inherited by forgotten and most shunned of ail feated them 10-1 is a Softball In the first singles, Bill Gltem Mrs Songster from her father, the handicapped people. late Bentley Wlrt Warren of Bos- WASHINGTON of Summit was unable to cope It is only with the kind coop- • Pwetioat training with th« speed of Frank Striber'i ton. Mrs. Sangster will b« Joined Swimming and showers were eration and help such as shown by game and succumbed. 6-2, 8-3. The there by many of the pupils and • AppcovtxMS. L Bill ( :jy attended usder tbe tuper- the people and merchants of Bum- u local player fell far behind at the faculty members of the senior mit who niade thia affair possible ,sion of si* life guards. • 2 blocks don v outset o' the contest and was un- school at Short Hills. do we hope to achieve our goal Summit Hardware in Springfield P«BA. Station able to hold service, once In the This move will free the facilities the offut rt and mrmbers of gv-rnue displayed in their windows 'Imt net »ind once in the second. at Buxton 'formerly used by tlit the Cerebral Palsy league of,, New • 1 block from h, playground's handcraft work t With Gllson ahead 2-1. and within upper school to give addled space Jersey are striving for." BrwdAMaiktt {,, the season. These included an r one point of a break-through, for the fast growing lower school. Uncle Sain plaque by Sara Fusco. • Day oi waning cl i am Slriber run off four straight games This branch of the school will car- an i hphant-faced letter holder by Call, writ*, or phona before dropping" on* and then win- ry on at Short Hills under Mri Burnett-Plaiaa, together with nu- Chatham Partners ning the match. The victor dis- Winifred Moore who has been Its merous piaster mould*, plastic NIWAIK SCHOOL OP played a hard-hit forehead with head for the last three years. Mrs. bracelets and wooden projects. heavy top-spin end uowd this to Erwin Gerhardt of S^wrt Hills and Take Ownership Mechanical Deatiitiy MEMORIAL good advantage. 01!son was never Mrs. Charles Koons Of East Or- W«—•* 1 • KtMUUO 24 PARK FLACK . . . St%t (• l«ft f Monday started off with baseball given the chance to settle down ange will act aa administrative dl- practice for the boys and a dodge- •rei'tors with Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Of Blue Lantern tor 12 and run hl» opponent around with bail<4?an>e junior girls. Mrs. his driving game. Sangster will remain as president Anthony Russo and Tobias Ed; entertained Tuesday of the corporation. inger, former owners of Chief* with stories and records. Brannan and Roby Win DON'T SHOW OFF IN THE WATER: "Show Some of the recent graduates of Soda Shop in Main strert. Chat- A LIVE WIRE DIALER WANTED ' That afternoon many went on the The first double* was won by fh* the Buxton senior school from ham, have purchased the Blue .vokly swimming party to Ru- Summit team of Debbie Branrmn off*" cause many fatal accident* every year. Summit are: Miss Jeanne Curtis, Lantern ReMauramt in th« Ma- for Summit and vlelnlt? la iieka's. Kick bill, dodgcball and and Dick Roby, 6-1 ,7-5. over the 8 Franklin place; .Miss Margaret sonic Temple at the corner of Mil Fasten l.lnr of MOTOR n K< OOTEMS and MOTOR- iiid«v •**'' amu»fd ttaying at gigantic Fred Anderson, fornvcrly Atckelin, 34 Canoe Brook parkway, Springfield avenue and Kent place BIKES known. home. Wednesday afternoon Ste- If you *r« art up for Inimn. e nationally ranked doubles player, Ball-Kirch Tops Miss Pricilla Greene. 186 Ashland boulevard. They plan to change dUtc bualnrii apply at «nct. phen Cruse instructed in hind- and Bill Bradbury. The first match Summit Elks road, Miss Norms Brough, 160 the name of the ri'stnurant to the VMIJ to a*ll and (Inuice. craft. Thursday the junior soft- in these doubles was fought evenly Summit; 5-3,in Summit aven.ue; Miss Ann Garri- Merrill House. It will be open for hailers were defeated 16-9 by with until the games reached 4- Taking Part in son, 121 Beech wood road; Miss business sometime during the Roosevelt. Sue Henne&sy won the all. Then'Roby and Brannan broke Legion League Shirley Sauvage and Miss Vivian fir*t wt'rk of September. bubble gum contest that day with their opponents serve. The Sum- Getting off to an early lead in Sauvage, 19 New England avenue; The new owners have planned the largest bubble. Mary Winters mit duo continued their fine play the initial etenza and adding two ics Work Mrs. Norman F. Van Gulden, 69 to s^rve luncheons and idjnners second and Nina Winters third. in the second to.reach 4-1 and an 'for good measure In the second, -' Fred J. Ribbach; chairman of Blackburn road (formerly Miss daily, including Sundays. A spe- Tuesday evening (August 19) apparent win. The Plalnfleld duo, the Ball-Kirch-Highway Diner the Summit Lodge, B9POB, 1246,Nancy Brown); Miss Patricia cial business men's luncheon will there was a father-son baseball however, staged a rally to reach American Legion Junior Baseball paraplegics committee and past Smith and Robert Smith, 5 Hill- be served in a reserve section of PASZAMANT Distributing co. ga.me. Today (August 21) Donald 5-4 and set point at 40-30 only to tribe potted a victory Thursday exalted ruler, has announced that view'avenue; Miss Virginia Steeber the restaurant. A hall on the sec- and Robert Steeber, 24 Beekman Ktw Bnuiswk*, H. JL Boyle is taking the boys on a pic- falter. ' ' - night at Canuck Field, North another objective the New ieraey ond floor Is at tficir dlspivfnl 1-11 Jelln Street terrace; Stephen Burr, Beech nic and hike to Surprise Lake. Plainfield in the Union County State Elks have undertaken Is the where parties, banquets, dinners OIlie Van Cise of Summit In the Spring gardens; Ethan Stavitsky, AIABIE A. L. Junior League as they sent work of helping the paraplegics and weddings will b« catered. second singles quickly asserted South street, Murray Hill, and Irene Lonergan won the priie his mastery over Al LeConey, a the Summit Legionnaire* to the to rehabilitate themselves through Summit Man llujs Chiefs for the most freckles Friday after- consultant and financial assist- Robert Hazen, SS Beekman road. former Olympic sprinter, 6-3, 6-2. showers with a 5-3 defeat. All cooking and baking will be noon, with Rose Lonergan win- ance. •A f As Van Cise was fashioning hi» After a Summit error and a done on the premises. Mr. Russo ning tbe prize for the largest if it ea$y fo victory, Tony Megargee In the single by Randazzo, Cherlle Mr. Ribbach states his lodge has and Mr. Kdinger purchased Chief's single freckle, and Catherine >lor- third singles ran into trouble after "Christopher" Columbus stepped now under way a fund-raising Mrs. Ramsey Paces two years iigo. Last week they an- oney for the lightest freckles. In he won his first set, 6-2. against up to the plate and belted a long campaign to assist In this work, nounced the sale of Chief's {o Her- the braid contest, Dorothy Romeo Herb Stine of Plalnfleld. The lat- triple that scored two. He scored which usually means securing bert H. Stittrl of Summit, who won the prize for the longest, Con- Links Field at SAVE BY MAIL ter then reeled off 11 straight hirmsclf a moment later when Gal- enough money with which to erect wan formerly with Hill City Deli, nie Moroney for the most and Lula games with Magargee bracing for lagher got caught in a run-down a home for a paraplegic. He also catessen in Maple street. . Stltzel McNair for the shortest. In the says that Summit at present has two games and deuclng the next between first and second. resides on Valemont way. bubble gum contest, Albert Sally Echo Lake Tourney at the Dime Savings Bank only to see it go to Stine for the In the fourth frame, the North one man on the list, whose name blew the largest and Rose Loner- Although going eight stroke* Mr. Ru.i»o has been a pnatry match at 6-0, 6-2. Plainfield batsmen pushed across will be forthcoming as soon as a gan the smallest. The winners in two more runs on a walk and two home for him and his family la in over women's par with an 85, Mrs. chef and cook for the past 17 all contests) received ice cream In the second double*, Bob Mac- course of construction, Mr. Rib'H. C. Ramsey of ©altuwrol cap- years. During the war h nowing an additional $500 a year to pionships' at the Summit Tennis accepting registrations for the neighboring merchant gave all the Club, scheduled to be completed each, to give them a total af new term. This • institution spe- slightly more than $400 a month. prices which were considered ap- on September 1* are completed. cialize* in streamlined training propriate to the weather: a dozen As a result, these boys are able Dixie cups and three sundaes. for creera in the fields of sales- to finance their own homes. How- manship, bookkeeping, commercial Three age groups, cadets ever, their big problem Is to get (through 9), juniors (through 12) law, public apeaklng, business ma- someone to do the Job for them chine operation. It U under the and the seniors (through 15) par- without falling Into the hand* of ticipated. direction of Charles K. Betts of racketeers. The New Jersey Elks Glenside avenue, Summit. have come through with the neces- Son Evans, winning first in the Any interested in the fields sary legal, banking, architectural dash for the cadet group, gained covered by Vale may visit the and construction advice, and, inthe most points' in this division, school on Monday through Fri- addition, give and install a $3Mwinning a sundae. Also In the IS A NEW days from 9 ». m. to 4:30 p. m. electrically operated garage door cadet group, Albert Garglulo won The school !• also approved for in each home. the base circling contest; Donald ENGINE veterans training. Todesko, the throwing laurels and It Ii expected that several of the Ellis Jefferson, the pitching com- boys will find it neceseary to un- petition. BATTERIES derwrite a mortgage higher than irt# unit ______permitted under ,the GI Bill of Shorty janelll won point honors for the junior) and a sundae. In fcoiioiBy itjat tk« owner of "i sew RECHARGED A MILLION FANS Rights. In these cases the Elks Don't o*eUy—chtck your « ear tajajs. this section, Jim Raines won the t* a am Committee will arrange to pay fir.in.ur.net NOW! * RENTED the difference between the mort- pitching contest and Gerald Mur- _ __. fcrt I*«4 down U an CRAVE THE NEW rlllo, tie base running event. 'vw neca -tsr aaiancc In II my b« «autH by dJ«or22 to eihiueih t hurst, has won rlbboju. If U»ter- GIVEN UV. LtwU RtOS. BO. J-16J3 to th subtrtb d •t tb» ta«M •» la* aawtis**. *m •* ad|«»<«4 fry *a* tr**> ts—r*»—. to the subtcrtber under oath or k l*nr»«r Horn* Appliane* C«nt«r attsd call Mlas i Lluck. Montclalr KB toius. straaka, «4M sr _—— UN * Ttoir4 «t PUiatteW 4-MU MERCURY, 1M1. convertible, ju*t flrmatloa th*lr claim* and deniuimi AJX COP* MWBT IS IN ST I P. M. TUsVDAf...'.. CUuton >v> I-M74 between the houri of I 'fo Call Or*n«* «•»»» tm esthwaf. painted blue duco. good top. Radio, against the estate of said A^tmte ' 11 a. m. or 8 to • p. in. LABOE Urint rooni et«»t; holMS CO. TO ARCHIE BANkS: RIST PERIODS - CAFETERIA side, Apiily »t par* Qianml8*lou Ui- tion. «8. Unvl »-2i8B-W. Phone alter 6 P.M. Su. MJIL LAWSON spring cycle inotor scooter. lie*. Wartiianco park. Elisabeth, or ~~i 3139 Sprtosfldd Ate. Vaux BaU. N. i $SS. 431 Wyoming Avenue, Mlllburn. By virtue of aa order of the Court 8 XMAS rardi. ttatlonery. wrapp4ngs. UN 2-7168 Of Chancery of the State Of Kiw Mj*iic Whitt Yeu Wmk t*lc|rt)Uili fctliwbcUi 2-6-til, E*t « ctialra. Plalnmid 4-u2S8-Hi: Mrs 0 W HaffJi. *-D 8**fGkltt FORD, 192$, tedBB, k«ad condition. Ma Jersey m»de o& thl Itlj ftsr at AH. PLEASANT "fiE^Nll^iurTsTjrlmrriien*rsT*toc k GRAVBAB washing niachlue lit Ave., Wlnfleld, Linden 2-2S19-R. Wool Insulation for homes, stores. dealer*. Chat, 4-5705. gu»t, U47 In a cause wheiein i,uiu H and rrcttvlng room work. n»itlii« (.indltluii Su 6-W55. KAYAK, good condition with double apartments f*ctf>rl« manufactured WANTED TO BUY FORD, 1934, good transportation, 8173. Banks Is petitioner and sou m> de- inlJ Minn, Hull to full d»5s L paddle Special for only |2S. Chat- and Uistalied by JOHNS-MANVUXK BICYCLE, boy's 20 inch. CaU Summit Cor by s Laundry between 8 and 5. fendant, you are hereby required •„ WORKING CONDITIONS H Nolt* Co., 313 Springfield Arc, _, and Horton washing Eicluslve local eonapsay teprcscata- 9-U2U-J answer the petition of petltlonrr ou Summit machine Ciood contiltloo, reason- ham 4-3405. tltes: Su. 8-1674-W after S p. in. or before the 6th day of Octnhoi OVERTIME PAY . BONUSES SCHOOL teacher desires ride to Ber- YOUNCJ man to deliver and work In aele Call at 155 Maple street. Thuw- UPRIGHT PIANO, good condition. A 7 Bruce, toanje 3-2333 next, and In default thereof. Vurii to Saturday or Bu 6-8332. Also lots or trade-in. Su. 6-5431-J. P H JohiMoa. Onlonrtlls Z-8CC3 nardstllle starting September. Su. INSTRUCTIONS decree will be rendered agaimt -ou But Stops at Corner grocery tture Prefer one familiar 6-2464 with Mlfll'urii and Short lltlli USED Ulaclutone washing mtchlnei; L^WNMOWER.~boys »Ue. 12-lnch/ |l«; C Klausraaaa UUlburn 8-«SO3 a* the Chancellor shall think equit- 1 O A Uott UUlburn «-14Ii STUDY harmony and arranging wltb able and just. street*, sillier* Market, 31 Ma*? Iroiirlie machine, and doghouse. SO larger mowers, $1290 to US' Uu. t- BOTTLE gas »to*e and small refrig- name band arranger Call Lionel CORBY'S ENTERPRISE Street. Mtllburn __ 3-06TO, bftweta 3 >nt'N( i jiitti Wanted »s ifioe clerk 016»-K • LAUNDRY. INC. OI8jTMlBint3IUJ tot wortnmjwn, 3-PIECK porch furniture; wiilte In— NURSERY STOCK TUTpRINO Physics, onllegs matb tltloner and you. Call .Muiiiuilt 6-2W8 Uouldi" Weatco. Palrtaaka. Nora* nest or .tables; Iron muffin stand. iSOER sewiuai macblties. treadle or meclisnlcal engineering subleota eri- - Dated: August 5, 1947. pumps.' f»a engine* lighting plaJBU LANflSCAPE DESIGN 8c FLAHTINa electric. Top prices paid. 27 Summit Avtnu* aEHVlCEMAN: llKlit truck delivery. Call 8u_8-5252 T House' planting, using attractive low gtneerlng - drawing Prof James R KAPLON. ALBNICK AND KAI>!x>N fcWk» Bolt Water 'tt«rvtre. Su. 6-58U2. Worthinng air cnroprtfc»orcrop » WesttUBB Randolph 490 Tremnnt Ave. Or-, Solicitors of Petitloiifr Summit. N»w J»r*ty CeoturC * and U 8 ElElectriic "STOKER with extra long feed worm, growing material. Healthy, vigorous SINGER ang* OR S-0853 382 SprlnitfleM Avenue fACTOHV workers prrmanent light Motors. FerrlcM tana, elnwcra. practically new,. ?0/ tons of coal; stock supplied where owners wtan to SEVSINO CENTER Summit, l*ew. jersi-v manufacturing work, pxcrllent wrvk* completa stock of pumpa, air com- permanent hair waving machine. Bu. do their own planting. JOSEPH W tm muyve&ant Avenue 10-11-12-13 " ' Ing conditions Apply In person prnaori. pulleya mntori. fan*. Olnw- __ 0-1238. / ; PARKER, Su 8-a8SI. Union INSTRUCTIONS HiWKfrfurd l'la&Unt Corp, Murray >n unit heater*; apeelallzlni In CHIPPENDALE loVe seat; chlppendale 18-*— l.A*n»C*r« UABDK1IM1 Open FTld«y Evenings • TEEN AGERS ATTENTION I SHEBHT'3 BALK — In Chanrery >,r GIRLS WANTED HUI. N J pumping equipment OBNERAL coffee table;, and one deer head. UURPIIT'8 TREES 8BRVICS /hone Unvl. 2-7014 summer classes now forming. 8 two- New Jersey. Between Frank poiutu POSITION OPEN feE»5rRio equip co., 133 uuitwrry Shorty HUte^as^sT Trc* Surgeon* hour .lessons 8800 Singer Sewing Cen- complainant, and Alice Mledbuhki production, sc Instilling. Insuranc* Carried j. ter, 99} Stuyvesant Avenu*. Onvi. 2- Ayera, Raymond N. K. Nledbalslil. MIK 81 Newark. Ill 1-7833 BABY atrol)«r, »10. Su. 6-1821-ft. 7014 dred Nledbalskl Connor, Adolph J and Inventory control KiPfrlnucd 3iS Morris Ave. SprlngfiiaM. V. i. WE I'AT hlgheai casn IHICAS tn any- Ntedbaislci (formerly an Infant), unii : Light Inane or mil of aljovr (te-slrrti Hmall aurroit-HTOKEa type ir. as-no la DOUBLE-,* sandstone tubs, slightly Mlllbura t-lMl A-l condition. The Jlraccher Co.. thing Antiques, china, silver, bric- GUITAR, INSTRUCTIONS Alice Nledbalskl Ayers, guardlHii ad Indiutrlal cniniiaiiy Indlvirtiiai op- used, fixtures, included. 123. Chat. lANUaOAPINO materials Top soil, a-brac, painting*, russ. Soar at tie Modern beginners' course Call morn- lltem of Rudolph A. NledbUstcl, »n GOOD PAY portunity. Apply giving lujjllr ad- KlveNfK)LERadlo,lr O tube, 00American ham 4-552«-J. humus, seed*, iliae. twi buiid« contents our specialty. Ings or after 5pm. Also expert re- infant, under the age of twenty-:,nc dreaa, fxperif in c and iralnlrig. Box Dosli. Perfect condition. 300 WTOT stove and set of grates for No. fcoamestoBes. Belgian blocs*, etc gUUU AUC'I'IUN ROOMS pairing and guitars for sale. Joseph year*, Ttl\x Brones, and his unknown ' 81, c/o Summit Herald 15th Bt. linden 2-2943 Ideal furnace. No reasonable offer alsoooason work Appoutos. 48 stain 47-41 Summit Av*. Blumettl. Su_S-1438-M. heir* and devisee*, and Mrs.' r>iu Tsfct *>us Wo. 70 refused./tJNvl. 2-3830-J. Brones. and her unknown heirs and KltEK I,a«iff dllp rover cutter and UKNDIX washing machines, new aiid street. Sprtpglleld. Mlllburn 6-iril Summit (.Hit EXPERIENCED teacher wui~tutor~ln draptrv lianK«r. L H Nolt« Co , Jli devisees, defendants. Ft. fa. for t,nw • u&Mt. %W and up. Ber»lc« on alJKl ) saw, doghouse and radio parts. LANDSCAPE OABDENER Etpert, Pair ANTIQUES, funutnre. china, glass, elementary and high.school subjects. of mortgaged premises. ABBOTT MFG. CO. Ave, Nuiiuiilt, N J. makes of washers, Cheap. 669 Belfmatttr Pkway, Union. 7-233J-W. lamps Coppei Kettle, Ulllburn Ave- Box 450, Short Hills, N. J. VAN'S APPLIANCE CO. By virtue of the above-stated writ THREE awnings, one for double win- nue, near Theater Sb. Hills 7 -2542- of fieri ftctaij to me directed I shall 480 MorrU Avenue 200 Central Avenue dow. 38x67; two 30x43. Used one tea- W We buy and seU. Ws siso buy HELP WANTED Westfleld, N. J. estates. ROOMS WANTED expose for sale by public vendue. in Summit, N. J. - MALE Md FKMAIJS ion. Reasonable. Unvl 2-4821-J. USED lumber, enough for 4-room the District Court Room, In the Court • SEVEN quart N»tlonal pressure cook- bungaJow. Best ofler Luiueu 2- DIAMONDS, colored stones, gold and BUSINESS woman and daughter de. House, In the city of Elisabeth, N, j. er three dozen mason jar*. 113 22" HOT-AIR furnace, all steel, perfect sire clean room and board near Sum- CLERKS mil checkers wanted, op- condition. Call Mlllburn C-4144-J. 4843-J sliver; authentic appraisals. mit station, alternatively room with on port milt v for quick advancement. complete_J\'s_2-517i>J. JEAN R. TACK kitchen privileges. Bu. 8-1148 after WEDNESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF Apply King* Uarket, 331 Mlllburn REFRIOERATOH, O*E—4.3 cubic Teet, HORSEMEN. Board • your horse In —COWTKACTU81B Certified Gunotoglst SEPTEMBER A.D., 1047. Avc Mlllburn. beautiful new pnddock type stall, JOSEPH R0O1S1 18 Tsars In Newark II William SL 8 p. m. • ' at two o'clock (Daylight Saving Tlmo GIRLS excellent condition. Mlllburn 8- just completed. Few vacancies left. 1391. MASON-CONTRACTOR FAIR and lust prices paid for oldCOlrPLE desire* room for tifirwlnter, in the afternoon of said day. FOR N. J. STATE EMPLOYMENT Several good horses for sale, Long Stone—Brick—Sidewalks use of bath. Call Su. 8-6213 between All that certain lot, tract or purcrl KELVIN ATOH — (Mod motor, colls Hill Stables. Chat. 4-0765-M. All Typ* Concrete Work stiver. oU paintings china, bric-a- 9 and 11. ot land, Bltuate, lying snd being In SERVICE need repairs. Reasonable. CaU Summit 8-1281-J brac furniture, old dolls, figurines, the City of Summit, in the County or • LIGHT WORK It—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS etc Also expert appraisals given for I Not on Machine) -iLli^lTiL zii? - IS—MISCELLANEOUS a nominal fee. Art Exchange, Theo- Union and State of New Jersey shown V 8prlngfleid «nd Woodland Avenues NEW PHILCO DOUBLE-DOOR RE- USED CARS WANTED and designated on a certain map en- NKW Spinet piano, used Grands and ALILX SEWING MACHINES repaired — dore Oeneruttl Proprietor. 373 Mill- titled "Map of desirable bulldlnR tots. 40 HOUR WEEK ' Summit. K J Bu 6-fWll« FHIOEHATOR. MILLBURN g-»0»2J Uprights for salt or rent by the bun Ave- auilburn. Mill burn •- USED OARS WANTED at highest guaranteed Rentals atatlable Pbons 17O. cash prices Dillon Motors. Inc.. OOproperty of Mrs. Emellne f, Tookrr NO FEES CHARGED KELV1NATOR deluxe electric range, mojth. Mo. 4-1043 or writs Crafts- Unvl. 2-7014. Singer Sewing Center Springfield Ate 8u 8-4200 situate at Summit, Union County. N>w latest' pre-war model. Has fluorea- man Plans Shop. Morris Plains 993. Stuyvwant Ave. . HIGHEST prices paid. Junk mat- Jersey, jta surveyed and laid October, Mai* and Ff male Help tupplled to Em- cent lamp, oven timer, minute timer, 8. J tresses, automoolie oatterles. news- 1886 by R. N. Hancock, surveyor, M-<\- B. L Schlosser ployers. Professional. commercial, warming oven, etc. Perfect condi- TREES trimmed, cut down. $150 bow, U. S, Senator Harry F. Byrd'a M1DOET PIANO. A-l condition Dow*. or" contract. SO 3-1171. papers; rags, metals, washers, re- taon, New Jersey." snd filed In the 2 Walnut St. Summit, N. J.skilled aad unskilled applicants placed tion. Also modern 3 or 4-plece wal- 165 Highland Ave., Newark, N J. frtgermtors We nick up Call Kenny Oongreasion«I Economy Commit, O(Iice of the Register of the county In Job*. nut bedroom »ulte. Phone Panwood SAND, gravel, bricks, topsoll. cordwood. Linden 3-C736-W of Union, as and by lot No. 3, BWW Su. 6-2122 2-7140-K2. UPRIOHT player piano and Westing- flll-tn dirt, crushed stonr. R. & H. tee report* that corporatlotw C, on said map, being about fifty house electric stove. 368 Main street, TRUCKING. «8Q Chestnut street. ailtS. Kdcar Garfleid fisher «Duy«r owned and operated by the Fed-(50*) feet in width front and rnr O. B. SUM-LAMP — Movable, adjust- 1 of antiques onlyi toas ready cash able, perfect condition. SO 3-1113. Chatham, after 8. Union. Ray and Henry Buys, Unvl eral Government have assets of by about one hundred and seventy- EMPLOYMENT WANTED 2-6271. for fine furniture, silver, oW three (173') feet on each side. OA8 iDANOE. suitable small restau- 11—BIRDS A PETS Jawelrjr. snaps, books, dolls, cBlna. $15,698,080,707, note* the New Jer- GIRLS COOPLES, caretakers, gardeners, rooxst rant, fair condition.: Regulation gas sjiisswars, copper, pewter, brail, Also known as Mo. 389 Morrln Avt. hnuaewnrkeirs la I all branches Phone CANARIES. gvo< srngers. Call I ts- THE HANDY MAN ; painting* In oils, trattroolors, pas- sey Taxpayer* Association. Summit, N. J. Newmark't Agency. 20 Waahlnguio range. •; 8«rv«l refftgerator, water » P j&l. «» PhIllps tarracs, Unlos There Is due approximately #11,325 - ! 17 Year* of Age or O»et St Mo 4-*»«. cooled. 13 cu. ft. Old-fashioned lea Painting. Carpentry. Cellar Cleaning. tels; antique quilts. samplers 42 with l^itnest from 18th day or . rull Time UotM Only box. SO 2-0201. after 6 p. m. DALMATIAN puppy, reasonable. Trasb removal. Home Furnishing Re- painted trays, tiantftxjitf. etc i'bone Constitutionally gpeaking June, 1947, and eosts. t I.Iiilit Bench Assembling WOMAN would like amall family wash- Arsmlnl, Morris street. Stirling. N. J. pair*, l'i Ton Truck available. siendhain »-»«»» befor* > a, m. ing to do st home. Su t-0968-J. ' ItiFRloERATOR, gas electrolux. 0 JOHN A WH1PP. DnvL 2-3141 The New Jersey constitution has ALEX CAMPBELL, Plater Helper* Carding cii. ft., porcelain. Perfect condition, IRISH setter and Beagle hound pup. WANTED dlsMs, vases, statues, Sheriff 1 OR practical or baby nurses. Call $90. Upright piano, good condition, AKC registered. Reasonably priced. PUBNACE Cleaning—Hava your fur- curio cabinet* and odd furniturs, been amended 32 times. Of these ETJOENE A. LIOTTA. Solicitor Perfect Working, Condltlona Mitchell a-lim, any time. IW Call Chatham 4-5509-W. Chatham 4-5016-M. nacs cleaned by vacuum North Jer- broken or perfect, or what have you amendments, 28 were adopted EDJ & SH CX-TS-C-3 High Wages 3-Day Week sey 8ftigln«STlng Co.. Cbatham •• « j>»ld Holidays and Vacation 'WOMAN win act as baby sitter, day VURD for dngs, •chtckems, p»g»ons, So Onus* I.H»S. through a single referendum in 10-11-12-13 Tees—124. W or rilght, Unvl 2-5598 rabbits. W. R. Dietrich, ltl* »twy- 0814 WE PAT CASH (or your used furni- 1875. Since that time, only four SPACE In gift or similar shop for H. J. ZOUBEK CO. vesant Avsnua, Union. Uovl. I- OIL BURNER installations. ture, antiques, silver, books, bric-a- election. No amendment or amend- Gemex Company •mall, woman's business, preferably AIR COMPRESSORS • PNEUMATIC »0i and serviced; electric wiring, appli- brac, paintings, works of art SM. amendments have been adopted, In South Orange. Expense* and TOOLS - PUMPS • VIBRATORS TROPICAL fUh, live food, canaries, ances repaired. 8. at. Romano, t*l«- ments shall be submitted to the Manufacturers of Watch Attachments work shared It desired. Qlen Ridge Dhon* UnvL 2-817*. GEORGE S AUCTION ROOMS and two of these, adopted In 1897, GENERATORS • SAW TABLES • PUS plants, and pet lupplies. Hilltop Pet '• 83 8irMMlT AVB. people oftener than once in five 2-3M2, after « p m. HAMMERS - MIXERS • LOW BED Shop, 781 Springfield Are., Irrtng- were inconsequential. IKW Commerce Avenue, Union V7E FIX AMYTHTNG TeL Summit (-0J98 Between Vsuxhall Rd. ana MorrU Arc. POBEION JOBS. Men. Women Oovt., TRAILERS ton, N. J. Essex 3-5771. Open 8-9. Economy Enterprtssa, 4M Irvmgtoa Any proposed amendment must year* If more than one amend- RENTALS — SALES av*. SO 1-9898. We will boy yt>ur attic oontenu. Unvl 3-4100 private listings, hundreds •killed «30 Ramsey Avenue at Bloj Street COCKER pups, extra nice, black, be adopted in Identical form by ment is submitted, they »haM be classlflcatlnna 16-pagea accurst* In- AKC. registered. 43raymsr breeding. LIGHT Trucking Express. Will Uks WOODEN DOLL HOUSE. Call Su. «• formation, 11.00, postpaid SatUfac- HIllMdr, M. i- Unlonnile 2-SM7 ESaeX 2-6021. Utt two successive legislatures and in such form as to be voted upon AMBITIOUS Mothan; Splendid oppor- tlon KUaraateed POBtaON JOBS ssashor* trips. Call tin. 2-tm. tunity to cam during achool hours. INC.. Baltlmtne I. Maryland. FOR RIOT BRINDEL Boxer, outstanding truy to ratified by the voters at a special separately and distinctly. No experience neceaaary to itart. floor Scraping Machine approved personj. 12 months, male. Sewing Machines Repaired FURNISHED ROOMS Pleaaant. proltubl» and permanent. mail School Bin want* work mind- Floor Waxing Machine Completely trained for home .and A Singer expert Is best qualified CHATHAM. Sleeping room, single or Writ* immediately tor Interview. Ing young children from S p.m. on Floor Edging Machine show. Finest mazelaln breeding by to repair and adjust your machine. P. O. Box . 3-5787. Chat. 4-4948. OTHER LEADING BRANDS OF CHOICE MEAT. after S P.M. Mil 6-043S-11 CRAFTSMAN'S circular saw, JtgV7E specialize In carpentry jobbing. LAUNDRESS, a days weekly. Steady. No Job too large or snail. Worst *»—PA12IT—itECORATISO FURNISHED Room, convenient to On bus. Good wages. Bu t-1942-W. WOMAN, refined, reliable, will do saw. oompressor. on portable tables. No. 94 bus. gentleman preferred. mending, dlthes or odd Jobs while Fleilble fhsft, motors, accessories, done reasonably. Fres estimates. Cavl. 2-1758-M. LAUNDRESS and upstalra maid, must baby sitting evenings. Su 8-292J. workbench, in one lot, f 4»0, Pboas Linden 2-6830-R. PAurrnco The Department U under the be experienced. High salary. Live SO. 3-179O. 14 a. an.-4 D m. t«—CONTRACTORS EztsrlOT and interior. It** estimates iFDBNtSHED. Room, private home. out. Short HUH 7-M7J-M. PUTS Unseed oil used on all out1- Convenient, to transportation. BUsl- management of Al Puder Employment Agencies PRINTING—An forms of buslnett BUTLDIHO BEcomnnoirmo side palntlDK- i nesswomaa or couple. 1715 Mildred PART time, general hotueworker. 2 or and social printing-—matohed letter- j R * If j Ave.. LtngenJ ' . 3 arternbems weekly. Olve refer- : 'CARRINOTON , ' • head*, envelopes, and cards, bro- Fix It before It break* down. Re- ' . _. . <...au 8-40(1-11 ^ t ehce«. trhort H11U 7-2914-W. EMPLOYMENT AOENOT chures, folders, house onraM, direct modeling: repairing; parches; stain: I FURNISHED room •'*"iff^prtvate home. 8ALB8WOMAN, millinery experience «T Maple Are Vaux Ball mall advertising letters, programs, recreation rooms, wltb knotty pine, UBlbtrrn 8-1731-J I two girls or business couple. Con- . preferred. Apply Leedi, 390 Spring- South Oranne J-0400 announcements, Invitations, etc. knotty cedar: roofs repaired, recovered: ! ventect' to transportation. Oarage field avenue. Summit. Couples and reliable help rurntshetf JPhoto-offstt, letterpress and ther- new floors laid, noon reflnished Life WERTHMANN BROS. J' for rent. Chat. 4-2352-W. in all. branches of domestic service. nographlc embossing methods Art tun* experience Steve Pranko. 277 In- NICELY furnished room next to bath. UNUSUAL opportunity with Beauty work, layout and copy assistance. diana street. Onion. N J CM 3-0583. INTERIOR and exterior painting, only Private home, near transportation. Cou melon to tervtce extensive Union Register's Community Print EXPERT Sanltrary Cesspool Service: pun lead and oil* used; paper bang- Garage If desired. SO 2-7240. clientele. Experience unnecessary. FOK SALE S!HT>. 930 Stuyvetant avenue. Union cesspools and septic tanks cleaned, • ing; all work fully guaranteed. Ws POT Interview, phone SO 2-4889. specialize tn residential palnttne- ONE sleeping room, gentleman prefer- AUGUST-SALE Call (Jnlonvilla !-«700. built and repaired. CARL OULICK. red, convenient to buses. Call Unvl WOMEN—18 to 31, for assembly and Box 538, Morrlstown. Tel. Morrll- ES 3-3406 for estimates. S7? 6ouU» CORNER cupboard, pin*, cherry. SPECIAL Clearance Sale. AU 1940-47 14th street, Newark. 2-0831-R. some machine work. Earnings com- Bookcase, wild mahogany, sacrifice, model radios. apnlUaces, deep-freez- town 4-3083. mensurate with ability. Apply need room. Treasure Chest. 110 ers, television sets,, vacuum clean- PAINTING and wallpapering. Wil- ROOK furnished or unfurnished, with DRY - CLEANING Oraham Products (next to Roller Church. Plalnfleld. N. J. GEORGE OSSMAfTN garage, Unvl 2-1591. Rink), W7 Morris Turnpike, Spring- ers. 13 Scotland Road. South Orange. CARPENTRI Add. t—•IClCa.Ks SO 2-427J. Retnodellng, Repairing, Cabinet TWO rooms for rent. - Board If desired, T, MONAHAK AND SON will consider convalescent. Summit SAVE OVER 20% 8KCRKTARY .BOOKEKKPXR for In- YOUR baby in action. Photos that Work, Rssrsatlon Rooms and Bar* 8-4051-W. terior decorating studio. L. H. BICYCLE, girl's 28 Inch, fair condi- are unexcelled. Jules A. Wolln, Storm Sash painters and decorators; any room or tion, new tire*. C»I) Su. 8-2009 or Summit'* leading photographer. Su Mlllburn Mitt kitcben painted for flO-93; wo BO any- DESIRABLE room, one or two people; ON MEN'S SUITS AND PUIN DRESSES Nolte Co., 314 Springfield Ave., where. Tel. OR 3-9482. Bummlt. N. J. SU. 0-4SO0. 6-0O87. FRED STBNOBI* CABPENTEB: private home, convenient to trans- portation. Chatham 4-0743. DRAPT8WOMAN capable of handling ROLLFAST bike, 38 Inch, balloon P. A. SYSTEM-ampllfler, good condi- repairs, alterations, screen*, cabi- J & UcCRAV painter p*perhs*z*r prints and tracing, and making de- tires, light, horn, other accesoorln. tion, less microphone. $43, Call nets, etc. Let me do your small * decorator. So. S-S317-aL Call Chatham 4-0072. Summit 6-1438-M. lob* or any ton. CNlonvtll* 2-0410. tail and asternblj drawings. Reply or muonvtll* 3-6832. 1373 Orsnd- Call OEOROE O88MAWW far EX- LO ST Box 79 c/o 8ummtt Herald. WHIZZER motor bike, complete. 1M7, OIL burner. EJectrol with Well-Mc- vlew Ave., Union. TERIOR and ENTEBIOB Wlntlng SAVINGS Pass Book No. 21783. Find- STENOGRAPHER for law office, ex- 3 months old. Buns well, looks l-aln steam boiler, A-8-8. Series MUlburn 8-1231 ^^ er return to 1st National Bank & MEN'S SUITS PLAIN DRESSES perience not necessary. Box 410, c/o swell. Su • 8-1570. I. Minneapolis-Honeywell Fressure- Call Schaub A Schmidt for PATNT- Trust Co. Summit, N. J. Linden Observer. trol 275 gallon tank, hot water heat- KITCHEN REMODELING INO, DEOOBATINO and PAPER- er, regulator and 40 gallon tank, all OABINETS mads to fit TOUT kltcbeo HANOmo UnlonvlUe 2-71M BANKBOOK NO 21251. Please return CAPABLE cook-housekeeper for con- NYLONS DIRECT FROM In' A-l condition; a bargain to quick wltb rnrmlca counter tops Attlo to The First National Bank of Mill- Except White Except White siderate family'. |4J. Su. 8-3015. purchaser. Phone Short Bills rooms. Recreation cellar* Atten- ROBERT r&BKICATORE bum. N J. MILL Interior — Exterior - Paper Han Reg. $1.00 Reg. $1.00 7-2831-W. tions and Repairs, free Estimate*. 1 8 0 BANKBOOK NO. 20899. Finder please ARE you looking tor fine ibeei au- L ANTHONY' CnU. 1-SCHKI return to The First National Bank HELP WANTED-Mtte nylon full-fashioned hosiery? 20 or ORAY Fenian coat, sire 12, very rea- 437 Huntlngton Ro»d 318«..3. atorrt&?"?** Ave? ""JT?, Union* "^IUavL 1H BRICKLAYERS, must be union. I3J 30 denier at tl.25 per pair We pay sonable: Oaa stove, 4 burner, table of Mlllburn for 8-aour day. N. J. Brll Telephone postage when order Include* re- top; Cocktail table: Electric broil- QENBRAL CONTRAOTOB BoETSR BROS Painting and Decorat- BANKBOOK NO. 22357 Finder pleas* Co. Job, somerset and Howard Su., mittance, sue* 8 to U also loax er: Table lamp. Call South Orange ing. Purs lead and Unseed oil SM return to First National Bank of 100 ft. west of Rout* 29. North Plain- EAQLE ROCK KNITTINO MILLS ISC 2-W95. WALTER E. ENGLISH TIUmsA 8U Hillside. R. J. Trtrt Wllbura. field. . U Amity Bt. Slnirac N J VICTBOLA-Rsdio combination, Zen- WALLET, black Morocco, containing ith, perfect condition. Standard, EDWARD J. BTRA 69c CARPENTERS wanted, new construc- CHILDREN'S clothing, odd* and ends; Roofing — Biding money and valuable paper* with short wave, and F. M. One-half cost. PAINTINO and PAPKRHANOfNO: 77< tion, steady work, good pay. Call Permanent Driveways Udy's fur coat, size 18; tors. Call Short Hills 7-2681. Inslis, outside: FLOOR SCRAP- Florida address. Lost In Strand. The- at»Job. Talmadge Av*. off Morris Su 6-5163-J, House Painting , INO; 1st class work. 14 80. SlxU* atre Friday afternoon. Aug 8. Finder SALE PRICE SAII PMCI Ave., Chatham. BIiACK doth coat with wide Persian Chimney Pointing snd Rebuilding street Newark: MA 1.1181 please return ' to Hotel Suburban. JUNIOR MISS «rar flannel, brown Tuxedo, sice 10-18, almost new. House wiring—General Maintenance Wythe D. Sims, 2nd. Reward. MIN'S WHITE XXPERIENCED talesman, collector for •ult»; 2 wool ikl'ru. Afternoon Plaiterlng — Uasonry Work # North Jeney area. Clothing, house- lino Man's black winter coat. Rood HARR7 A. BKA * SON BANKBOOK No. 23113. Finder please hold furnlahlngs and general mer- dreww, _SltgJU-13 SO 3-1U3. condition. 110. Tow pair* custom* SUITS .... 7te made hand-blocked drapes, perfect, 32* CLEVELAND BT, ORANQt 18 BUM WOOD TKlt. IRVINQTON return to The Summit. Trust Co., WOMIN'2-PIICIS SUITS 77c chandise. Permanent position. »48 BLACK 8RAI. coat- , 14^-lef; 3 dresses. Psperhanglnr painting, plastering: Summit. plus commission. Automobile neces- 14: 2-Dleee man s suit, 38 loaf, n- sarrtftce at 830. ( South Orange OR 4-4932 or OB 2-83*8 Kraf-tsx walls can be papered: eat!- sary. Box L, Kenvtl, N. J. ctllent condition. SO 2-1376. PAVING and Construction Oo ef mate* given. Call now. BS—at J-7454. PASSBOOK So. 12667. Please return LOVELY honey maple, twin *li» bed, Onion, specialists ID psmsn«Bt to The First National Bank & Trust EXPERIENCED row grower wanted. ra*' PAWTTNa - Refrtrentors. Co.. Summit. Can provide home, call Ha. 8-0033. MAHOOANT 4-poster bed with Sim- carved posters, with mattress 823. type black' top drtrsways, ooscret* cabinets, chair*; eompetmr/ don* QUALITY AT A BARGAIN rnens box iprfngs. Call Bu C-ltSO. Baby carrtaue with mattress 18 sidewalks and curb*, highway OND- In tour own home JOB DM 8TB*- PUPFi". child's pet. black, white aH MAM wanted to work on ehloken farm. Bathlnette 13. South Orange 3-0759 structlon. AU work guaranteed tan speckled paw*. Answers to Call between t and S Saturday HU1- 8-PIECE modern walnut dining room Terms arranged. 2312 linrrts Av»- ANO, }30 Dodd St. Orangat, R. Si top rarm. vm Vampall rd.. Union NERD port*We Typewriter lor college. nus. Colon. Dn»l 3-1843. "Terry?' Reward. Chatham 4-5078-J. set. Reasonable. Linden 2-3033-R. Box i«.,, Springfield Sun. sULBBMAN to represent national or- ABITNDANT BARGAINS HOME construction, altcrtttotis, roof* OSCAR OLSEN ganisation. •' Bound, profitable, re- MID-BUMMKR SALE GIRL'S 26" hike. Lionel trains, large Ing. R, OTleco and V. Folldoro. Call OB 2-2237 FOUND peat product. hifhJy essential to REDUCnONB OP TO »•; , size, storm windows 2'8"x3'9", barn evenings between 8 and t. Mlllburn Painting—Pa nerriaiurl us FIN. abom Post Office. Baker street. every buslnea*. Address Box 70 c/o Ic#-bOM*. gat rango, oil cookers, coal door 4x7', single windows, 8 lltes, 6-1847-J. ESTIMATES OHEifirtJuX OI Maplewood 80 2-2838 Evenings. Summit BsnUd. TxV. LlTlngtton 6-0338-J. ranges, combination ranges, kitchen BEST MATERIAL USED voaa - CATS - aw Summit aaimal sets, kitchen cabinets, dresstrt, beds, NEW Burroughs Adding Machine still HIOH grade agents wanted for sev-dining room tables, china closets, liv- G. LEPRE SONS 38S HIGH ar, • ' Weifars Lsscos> aoues, soetaJ page CORBY'S under guanntee. Quick sale Far eral unusual protective devices man- ing mom furniture; miscellaneous ORAROK. N i Summit Herald, tf nmi *% m Grt ufactured by well' rated company. under list price. Appliance Salet. 13 •I-A—PIAWO TITIIIIftt Liberal commission* Tel. Su 6- chairs, organs. lawn mower* Scotland road. South Orange. SO Contracting and excavating 0MO or write P. O Box 323, Summit, aooDwm. HOME STORE 3-8273. • HI) Bulldoser. Shovel Work PERSONALS « Ksnj St Newark. H. J. Asphalt Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios P1AWO8 TTJIOtD BIIBIPIHSE UUNMY, he. 1% blocks south from DL ftW . NEW 0-rt. bar, Weldtex but, Unbltum 30 Church Bt South Orasgt. 5. J, RJEOmALD B wAHTSD—Bids to ntzabeth. dally. TOX7NO man for packing, shipping Broad St Station top and foot rest. Suitable for home _ MADISON 8-3128 Leaving from MUlburn avenue and and general maintenance work. or club. Reasonable. John P. Byera. SO 2-4324 Church OrganisOrganlit and Tunsr Vauxhall rasa. Call Unlonvtlle 27-31 Summit Ave. Summit, N. Earnings commensurate with abll- tJPRtOBT- plino7 good condition. Also Emerson lane. Free Acres, Berkeley Ttan 3-1783. Ity. Oraham Product* (next to Roll- lota or trade-in. Summit 6-H2I-J 14A- Phone Summit 6-1000 Heights. PIANO tuning. Ws an experts, re- MCMtsmo Home for th* Aged, "and Uanu Turnplki cotfew table. M; two-piecs TWIN folding carriage, used about S pairing. reJlnUhlng Call for «stl- chmnlcsjly 111. Day-nlght nursing rruple Urtni room »et, tZ5. Bu »V«3«0. TOUR daughter's clothes mail*) to or- mstt. Murteoe Piano Service, m Prompt Free Delivery Service , MS&k •" - months. Csll Summit S-040O-W. der, age* 8 to 12. CaU Bu 8-03W-W, 2**«^f*u« *umiundJngs. «um- Uoni*j Are, Ellssbeth. EUs. 3-Mlfl. THE JUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUfeUST 21/1947 igl ._Jfc mm IS Agoodaa«ttsrUltt«a fart Water ttcf to rapUUy drawiano » etoae official notice s*nt through the •MiulH mm ***** tttwgh IWtOk lanes before the August 31 dead. and taat after August 3 all ve-mails. In he inUr««t of safety and ]„ Olympic M Fed tanpering. Abov* «*% MW «al TMCA Use. akk« not bearing the*curreat in- | to save th«m from possible loa* of -Ckaner tbaa tte inter you CAMERA TOPICS your shutter. It datJat awNl ft. Pott 1? l spection sticker will be delinquent. regi*tration#i ""t'K « Coma>k#l«ier A U ttk high grad* laitlatr psjHgfc drink," 6O0 prilWM, par* •aa'diar ...... ' t - by t. % H«MfB»- - ,• " The second inspection period be- urge* 'thesft late comers'* to. get OB the leather eoverta« wU ast ,nd cod, #P»«t ««*y minute from WtH At» gias Tuesday, September 2. their *ehfcles to the inspection HEARING AIDS well* that fill th« swimming M a bcautifier »M rrmmnm&n. The Oooimlseloner said that the Repairs »• Al T,pe*-Batteri*, pool-the taTftrt to th# taa*~*t Chipped spots la tfae paint mm ia> •ajorttjr of car owners have *!• Cll er write Olympic *"***• touched up with flit Mack, par- Arthur W. Mage* ready complied with the injpec- "I LOST 33 119.1 HOMI AUOIPHONI CO. ticularly ia)Side whw* w|WWl of meter vettetea. has ISM** • tfam requirements bujt that there lMt Saat frwit fttftwl Tftie «tea$y fkw of water from Wlal fin M AftAlW Iaces may eaaae wfiietiwn, eautioa to New Jersey oaotorM* still remains a small percentage of PL. 4-8750 PlaJnAeld. S. S. jtrP in ttie earth ig sufficient to taat the fin* iMfwctiaa petto* of BM*aristi who have not heeded the 24 How rhonc Senrttt maintain a constant temperature I.F. Campb.l in the hug* *»•• ProJooged pertaae s»y or m»r _ U UM ilwf nM . lflf I b«t tnr Uus wir period* of low or high tempera* .Kirjr >•>««•. d tur« may affeet-tilt surface, but NJDiv. the general temperature varies lit- Appointment of Robert W. la clinic*] UtU couJ*c(,d by tle throughout tilt season. bell of GUdsto&e as State- field awdiwi doeten mor, Uiu. tat J Tbe sbtlkwr «ncl. designed for director of the New Jersey THIS SHOP wading by tb* »maU fry, of course, aioa, AnnrH i* jomewbat wanner, but the pur- was announced m AAfftut M ,ty \a unimpaired. From that paint George 1 Striagfeltow, ADELMANN'S Will Be Closed YN.I 10 the great depth at the diving of the Mate divisioa. PHARMACY board* at Ihe opposite end, U» Mr. Campbell will act aa ant UMM camera can spot the film, cut down paly an expert, wta equipped imuBdry CM Terry Dempaey Ms 1*1.(9 t.M the effectiveness of the lens and keep yoor pnnta u freah aad demo M 18.60 •It! It.N 1*1.01 clog up delicate machinery. Next they should be ... pralae^ug the life of the •14. 11.41 I04.M I7.M Ma. MI.W UM the lens should be cleaned on both labffca... provMbg more wear for y«m! Let sides. Use a camel's hair brush Other Anoints Dp to6l,0t» At Hams Bate* our driver visit y«mr home today! first, then a gentle wipe with some Any applicant of good character with steady In- clean lens tissue. Don't ever use a BUSINESS come may borrow on own signature, if Incon- cloth of any kind on the lens if venient to come in for Interview you want to avoid serious scratches. Never, never take your Phunm Mr, Bvknm, Summit 6-4000 DIRECTORY lens apart. There's no reason to, ANTIQUES INSULATION and it Is remarkably easy not to BOUUHT and TOLD FIRST N^TI get It back together properly. ROMANO HOME INSULATION OBOROrS AUCTION ROOMS The shutter is another piece of AND ROOnNd COMPANY It Summit Avenue ef' mechanism to leave strictly alone. Berkeley Avenue, Berlul** Summit 6-om If you su»pect it may be out of Heights. Summit 0-4914. kilter, let the manufacturer or an Summit 6-1515 SUMMIT AUCTION ROOM* accredited repairman investigate. 47-4» Summit Avtoue LAUNDRIES Telephone Summit 6-1111 CORBY8 ENTERPRIS11 Refinishin? - Restoring LAUNDRX. ING FORSALE APPRAISALS and Upholstering 17 Summit Avsnu* Summit 6-1000 FOR RENT MORTGAGES Howard M. Grill REAL ESTATE WANTED MANAGEMENT Short Hills 7-3715 SWBET-KUBEN LAUNDRY, REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED 15-31 Industrial Place AITLtAWCES Summit 6-1711 EASTERN FUEL COMPANY SUMMIT REALTORS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT l-SUMMIT PAMILT at 1 •ffttnif 4 (O J- BUSINESS couple, veteran, desire* 333-239 Broad Street MASON CONTRACTOR ItlNHART, ELMER K. RMMB apaitiwnt ar wtO three room apartment In Union. Summit 6-O0O4 SO. 6-0058 WE HAVE several excellent homes to raU and maintain, emn Unvl. J-418J-M. JOSEPH DE LUCA it CO. '••" oifer from 110,000 to $30,000. Your Your Seal of Safety" nt- ANUE11SON. hLWBXD & S-3123 Inspection 13 Invited. HIBC9 of M 9VW Call OARAOES wanted for one or two pri- MATERIA1JI Mason Contractor liUTLEE. EDWARD A «-6M0 S E & EG. HOUSTON On»i i-3cr»-if. vate cars near Manley Court. SUV 8- 8-6950 360 SprliiKlleld Ave. Summit 6-64S4 NAVAL officer, wife and daughter de- 1413. STEPHENS-MILLER 00. Brick and cement work, patch* rOLAZEBROOK.. H UoK. stre fumtihui oxnaac apartment 4-203J UNUSUALLY attractive English home. FURNISHED house or apartment Si Russell Piste* ing or any kind of mason work. GLEN OA.K8 AUENUY "REALTOR" BseeUent ear* promised Lt. Oaan- wanted by couple. Must vacate Sept. HENRY. CHESTER O. fl-1683 3 bedrooms. 2 tiled baths. 1st floor mandar A l_ dorranee Havj 8uo- 8ummlt f-OOlf Electric hammer for rent center hall, nice sized living room, psy Oorpa Scbooi), Oajviuie). 15. family grown and living in other HOLMES AOENCY 8-1342 dining room, den, breakfast nook Cities. Born In'Maplewood, glad to 47 Michigan Ave. Summit 6-4360 Tbe term designates those persona In tbt rral BUILDERS HOUSTON; a E & E Q. • t-wn and modern kitchen. Excellent lo- give local references. Mrs. Perley, cation lor schools and shopping RENTALS SO 3-4173. • Remodeling—Repairs— JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO. 8-1021 estate business who have available to them the ac- MOTOR STOKERS center. Koy at this office. STORE—Maplewood Center. Suitable KOHLER JOHN H , «-461« H. McK. GLAZEHROOK, Realtor cumulated knowledge of thirty-six years of experimen- General Carpentry Apv te ao« haajaea) are wrgesrt- for Kiddle Shop. Westfleld 3-3180. EASTERN FUEL COMPANT McNAMARA. WAXTEH A. 6-3880 332 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. tation and research in real estate business methods and I I by tie smperviaetT sukt Mr. Schargel. Irons A ConneJl Summit 6-6950 or Su. 6-6951 MABEN. SPENCER kt 6-1900 standards. Realtors are thos* who, in the judgment laboraurr pevasmaei at CELANESE CHEMIST, veteran, requires Summit 6-2447 333-239 Broad Street CORNER business lot, 88 It. front by J-room house or apartment. Call Bummlt 6-0006 155 ft7~SreeBIIeIiT"SVerand-Rt are per- THE CELANESE CORP. Carl Holmquist MOUNTAIN. WH1TM0BE Su. 6-8800. Ext. 54 to S p. m. or Road. Service station permit ap- sonal standards and business competence of sufficient cKKh+-9«S»»M-erentngtr -—(~62—Passalo—Ave, -Summit Si J0HN8OW proved Price $2,000. Cull nt 166 No. —^FAMBMCA MOYTNGToTSTORWOlT MUNHOE. THOMAS F. 6-16W Hillside Ave.. Chatham, after 5 p. m. merit to warrant entrusting them with the Important Tils Contractor 6-043S Phone Chatham 4-3407-J. fiduciary relationships involved In real estate transac- SUMMIT. N. J. MORTGAGE LOANS OBIUO. ELWOOD M. Estimates Cheerfully Given SUMMIT EXPRESS CO, INC. ' CO. fl-3311 tions. They have voluntarily pledged themselves to • Owners wk* feavs *aeaadaa\aow WB are writing Mortgages up to It raara. Low lattreat rates. No Su. 6-3514 66-76 Railroad Avenue SUMMIT-VICINITY code of ethics governing their business conduct, theit •r la ts» Aitsira> wlttla «omm«t- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ing dlMaae* of Sannilt. ptaaa* legal tees. PH.A. and convention' ATTRACTIVE—NEAT—NEW relations with each other, and their relations with the •I mortgage* eollclwd. CAMERAS B PHOTOtiBAPUIt 8ummtt 6-0118' 1-8UMMJT oontaet Roktrt H. WrUfct, tto BOMB ASSURED MORTOAOB Livlng-roon). dinette, kitchen, 2 eompanya hooaJnc •svaoltor. for SUPPUEB Bedrooms, Tile Bath on 1st. Well- public. COMPANY Local & Long Distance Moving KUAL lnter«itinj proiMrt built home on large lot. Attached taXbrmaUoa rcgardii M SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT, N. J conditioned for trnmedlat* occu garage, Gas A'C Heat, full Insula- •silfabto t« PHONB SUMMIT 1-116* EASTMAN'S Thomas J Colley pancy, ill with tutoraatio ti«»t tion. Convenient residential section. Bventnn Phone Wutfleld 1-01 tl IM 8prinffield Avonua Shown by appointment through Uiit $11,725. Advise fast action. CONSULT A REALTOR OaB ao 10 John Street office. Owners Mklcg 110,000 to Bummlt 6-3800 Summit, N. J. W. A. McNAMARA, Realtor ' •», 4% 20 fEAR MORTGAGES Jon.ouO Dignified homu on larc< Su 6-3880 Su 6-1491-R Ch 4-5740 Summit 6-1836-M Ida • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Still available, quick service, no fees CAKPE1 B RUO CIJEANINO CMESTttK a HENKY Small dnglt boost or bongatow In «•- ft—CHATHAM 2»—NEW JERSEY G A. McCALL, Realtor J. K. BEDROSIAN ftCO . }\ Mapla 8t 8umm» HW) LAKE PROPERTIED; •trabl* iBctloa Wanted by bmtnew PLUMBING, HEAT1NU. * TWO lots. 90x121, at 15 Clark St. HOMESEEKERB. INVESTORS BROK- •xacuUvc. Ms vtfa sod adult daugh- 304 Morris Av*., Springfield, N J. 431 SprinfficM Avonu* DISTINCTIVE HOME LAKE TAMARACK Ur. CluisUana. Pcnnaaent tenant*, Mlllburn 6-4170. Night. SH. 7-3670-W SUEE1 MKTAL WORK Chatham Manor, reasonable U ERS. BUILDERS for properties of On Route 23 to settle estate; 4-room Summit 6-0500 >stone nnd brick construction. 1st Gorcig 58-47 Bell Boulevard Bay- all types Also hnus* plans and lots will take mcUcnloas can of proper- 8ee ' furnished cabin; 2 bedrooms, living; ty. Advlsa when available, rental JOHN R CROOT A SON ilcKir 3 lovely Urge rooms, butler's side Bills, N T room, kitchen with gas stove and elec- pantry, kitchen, powaer room with THE REAL ESTATE DIGEST and your tdvpbtro* somber. Box HOME OWNERS COAL CUSTOM "built new brick and frame, On Newstands or send 25c coin to tric refrigerator; bath, 2-car garage Sft. Maplewood News. 23S Morris Aftinuc unusual porch arrangement. 2nd On very large lot; Club Community floor 5 bedrooms. 3 baths, largo closet 7 room Colonial. Large rooms, li- 589 Bloomrield Ave Vernna. N. J Offset the higher cost of living with STEPHENS-MILLER CO. Summit 6-O4SS brary, lavatory, 2 tiled baths, 2 car Verona 8-2074 For complete details, write Buanress reduced monthly mortgage payments space. 3rd floor gerrants' quarter! C. A. AMANN, Stockholm. N. J. Oalon Center OnvL S- SI Russell Place with bath. Over an acre of high garage. Large lot, excellent loca- Ttnlcnt ta If vou are paying more than a 4% tion. Immediate occupancy. $26,500. 38—SEASHORE rate on your mortgage, inveetlgat* our Summit 6-0O2S RADIO * RADIO REP AIRING upll-lnudscsped grounds, 4-car earage. THE RICHLAND CO., Realtors awi-w refinancing plan. Kev at this office. ' SHORE ACRES REAL ESTATE WANTED VsrrBRAI*. wtr» fcslrsi tkraa-rooss II McK, OLAZEBROOK, Realtor 41 Maple Street, Summit apartniMt CaB Crsnford t-Ul«-M Phone ES 3-1500 EASTERN FUEL COMPANY ROSS RADIO SERVICE ON BARNEdAT BAY and ask for Mr. Johnson or call at the jiimrnlt 6-6950 8ununtt 6-6951 VENICE OF THE JERSEY SHORB IF 7OU HAVE A HOUSE 3 OB 4 BlimOOM faooa* or aparbatot 3M-3M Broad Streot 07 Summit Avenue "i'ES. now Is the time to select trie 9—EAST ORANGE 20 •> down and 15 year mortgage onFor sale In South Orartfe, tlaplrwood. nnforolaliatf Pte sradisat# l Summit 6-0008 site for your new home In COUN- our NEW WATERFRONT COT- Mlllburn or Short HUIs, CALX US, .*• I family Irvington National Bank Summit 6-1066 TRYSIDE, a distinguished commu- IDEAL FOR PHYSICIAN TAGES. Bathe, boat, flan, crab right have buyers. w«atn«id at the Center EIJXTRICAL REPAIRINO nity of imsll estates, noted for Its Irom your own property. 2 bedrooms, The J. CHARLES O'BRIEN CO. Inrtngton. N J. NOEL RECORD * APPUANCD natural beauty and.unusual charm, OR LARGE FAMILY living room with picture windows WANTED TO BEKT—Tonnsj woman of protected by good restrictions. WeGracious 10 room home on lovely and real fireplace. Porch overlook- Established 1190 aducation. profeulonaUy employed, SUMMIT ELECTRICAL SHOP corner plot. Separate front entranco Ing lagoon. Modern bathroom and 10 Sloan St. 8outb Oranga. I». t and wtU-twiiand daughter In sev- > art now BUILDINO." enth grade, caving furniture, desire SERVICE CO. 30 Beecnwood Road W, W. DRKWRY to doctor's ofllce. Excellent layout. kitchen. Lowest taxes. Immediate South Orangt 3-U15 FARMS FOR SALE Two car garage. IMMEDIATE POS- possession. FREE BOOKLET. quartcra. Can you help? Pleas* ra- Wiring—All Types Installations Summit 6-5987 ' Builder or DREWRT-Bullt Homes SESSION. Ilettrr act quickly. HOMES tt mVEOTMEUT pry to A. C, Boom not. M0 Broad *o Mountain Avenue Bummlt. N. J. EDITH WOEENER FRUIT ORCHARDS Repairs—Prompt Service SHORE ACRES PROPERTIES street. Ntwark 1. M. J. I>l: BumrrUt fl-0012—Summit 6-3362 NEW JERSEY REALTY CO. WANTED—In the Oranges. Maple- f ACRES, 330 tree*, storage, equipment, SUPREME RADIO OSBORNVILLE, R J. DBAS READERS: Summit 6-1531 white homo with 6 wood, Short Hill*. Summit, etc. S room home, modern Improve- 830 Broad St.. Newark 1 MArkct 3-4305 DONALD W. WILLKTT. Realtor I an flvt. my brother la four, and ment*. Price $13,000 SALES & SERVICE room*. 2 -tile baths, sun room, mammy to a lady. We are all nice and OU 15-HUNTERDON COUNTY 40-SHORT HILLS 25 Halsted St., East Oranc*. X 3 3J ACRES, 3M apple trees, 1,300 peach 329 Morris Ave. Su 6-6610 breakfast nook, oil heat: 2-car ga- Phone Or 3-2823 Nlghta Or. 5-53M peonte. Can someone help us Bnd f»Rp 75 foot lot. Eicellent loca- treca. greenhouse, hot water heat. All types of record players FIELDSTONE COUNTRY HOME LOT—Nearly 2/3 acre, 100 ft. frontage, SALES - APPRAISALS a home before school aura? Packing, storage house, other build- STEPHENS-MILLER COT tion in franklin School District. dogwoods, young oaks, lovely resi- MANAGEMENT — DISCRAMC1 SUSAN •17,800 2 ACRES' some woodland with brook; Call South Oraag* J-5SM. ing*, tractor, equipment. Price $13.- 88 Russell Place and car radios repaired. pine paneled living room with fire- dential arctiou, nt tract l»e homes all 900. 117 Apple trees, utorage and HOLMES AGENCY, REALTORS around. Only building lot left on Summit 6-003* 2j Maple Street , . Bummlt 6-1343 place modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, PRIVATE party wlshea to rent or TOONO Christian tnntteB couple equipment. $3,000 -THE ABOVE ARK bnth; attached garage; low taxes; iulet. dead-end street. Owner buy bungalow type house. No would like 3 or 3 room furcUhed DESIRABLY LOCATED. BEE THESE N. A. CAPORASO OAltAOE-STABLB tor ^modeling. nrlce S14.0OO. Ask for Mr. Nauright. ?orced to sell at sacrifice. Mill burn agents. Telephone Chatham 4-0731. apartment In vicinity of MlUbura. AND OTHER OFFERINGS. EASTERN FUEL COMPANY Formerly Operated by Now haa S finished rooms, bath, hot 0-0648-J JTlfLIET "B. McWILLIAMS, Broker Summit or Snort Hills. Mlllburn BANKS E. MOYER, Realtor 233-339 Broad Street Perry T. Brown fntcr heat. An aero plot with 7« Old Gladstone Rond 'ART stone colonial north side, 3 ! ! WANTED ! ! ft street frontage. bedrooms, tlle bath, maid's room, 13 Jackson Ave. Washington, N. 3. Summit 6-0008 Broad and Summit Avenue i ROBERT H BTKHJB, lUlJtor Cheater 40 or High Bridge 108-M 3-4 toon apartment, unfurnished. Phone Washington 77S lavatory. Oaa heat. Oarage at- RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES Call MlM Arthur. AdrrrtUlng Dept Summit 6-0913 j»_giirtimlt Aie. BurnmU 8-OP57 tached. Fine convenient location, We have many desirable clttnti that PARMS. country Borne*, estate*, acre- 19—LINDEN Summit Herald. Su s-CHO. FUNERAL SERVICE " WHAT HAVE WB W HOt^S f •10.000. Submit offers. See Mrhav. e been unable to locate suitable age, oustneas properties. Various Martin, MARTIN Sz WEIS. INC.. ROMS Ownera. Wtdowa—llcnt 3 fur* Jrand New „_. 111,725 and up A REAL BUY: 8 room furnished hornet. For prompt and efficient MTI- prtoe* a nd location* JOHN R ANDREW A. McNAMARA ROOFING Two Bedrooms I U.5J0 and up REALTORS, South Orange 3-2900. ice, list your property with us, ntalMd budrocma with kitchen privi- POTTS. Route 3a North Branch house; science kitchen, oil Burner. leges to adult family. Sept. 3 to Dec. funeral Service Jiirce Bedrooms .. i 9.O0O and up Karngp. 2 blocks from buses, hmh ON A HALF ACRE REED & COMPANY. Inc. Somerrllle 6-3SS1 LARRY MAY Four Bedrooms .„... 115,000 And up and grade school. Occupancy Sept. et within a 3-rnlnute walk of station Real tort—Insurers It. Sara S2O to *U per week. Fnont Summit 6-1361 Ol 1 f Unvl X-SSM. , J, n __ -.«....-.45.000 down. 15th. !04 West Gibbons St.. Ltn- ind stores, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, oil 814 Central Ave. East Oraao. N. J. APARTMENTS TO LET 84-86 Franklin Place WALTER A. HcNAMARA, Realtor lent, large screened porch, modern Orange 3-0151 V. a NAVAL omecr and family of Heating and Skeet MeUI Work' Phone Su, 6-5352 p>t 8tfc ittcheii. 1st floor lavatory; perfect con- three adults need boos*, furnished SEASHORE — ---**• «t- OTmmlt 8-3880 __ iltlon throughout; 122,500. To In- or unfurnished, will sign one or f ACTIVE HOLLOW TTLE, 8TUC- ipect phone . > ' Apartments, Ocean front, newly re- A, A L, ENGINEERrNG CO. co. high location; has three bed- MODERN HOME Business Opportunities two-year lease. Call collect Brook- modeled complete 4 room, gas range, WASHING MACHOf! rooms. 2 tile baths and sleeping porch, Living room Pith fireplace; dlnlni PAUL 8, TICHENOB, REALTOR lyn. Ctoradate HJM any time. P. O. Box 383 Summit Chatham Rd. SHort Hills 7-2931 ACTIVE HIOHWAY LOCATIONS everything furnished, for September . ttPAIIUED »» 3d. two amall bedroorni and tile room; modern kitchen: sun Dorch. Well established TAVERNS, HOTKUB. 3 or 4 ROOMS. Union or vicinity. > 9 occupancy, special tow rates for Su. 6-«733 onth on third; detached a-«t gawge, tniee bedrooms; tiled bath with GROCERIES, FILLINO STATIONS. Christian adult* Ro children or golden September. Bos 101, Beach oil heat, large plot; price Wl.SOO.' Shower; steam heat, oil burner built 4&-UNION DINERS. FRUIT • ORCHARDS, and seta Clean, quiet folks, best of ref- iaven Crest. N. J. Sales and Service for Winter DAVID J. fLOOD WCBLLKNT NORTH BIDE LOCATION: In 1932; mrly possewlon; §13,500, •artous combinations of above. It erences. Box HiAA. Union Register. Summit 6-3361 or Summit 6-6876 A J HARMAN * SON Realtor! UNION REALTORS Air Conditioned Units cnnrmlng older, hom», modernlEed; Madison 6-0448 will pay you to Investigate these and Ml Sjtrinffield AVMIM £"J j?«?rooms. 2 tile,baths on sec- 36 Green Ave WTLUAU BAUER, Jit other offering*. !•» BOOM apartment,uafurnUhfd for REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ""a. 2 bedroom*, tmih 6n third; hot NEW home open for Inspection Onlonvtile 1-MG0 BANKS E. MOYER, Realtor veteran and wife. Call MUIburn EPOARTOWN. Martha'* ' Vineyard. INSULATION «ntfr tad gas heat, 2-car detached Douglas Ave., Madison. Madison R MANGELS A CO •agnB Ma**. POT pan or all of September Union nu* l-*ooo 13 Jackson Avt. Waanlnfton, M. J, 4 ar 1 HOOM rarabtMd at uhiur- including Labor Day week-end, small JOHN8-MANVI1JJC WINDOW SHADES ?»r»ne; offered at IJ8.000. 0.1378-M. Phont Washington 778 1 J B8 BECK L. 1 StHNBAOIR BMMMI apartntcBt BUtgle budnesa restored antique completely fur' HOME INSULATION VENETIAN BUNDS si tinloPn ^ - BCH1UDT CO. DmUi noi woman, e/o Boa M, Sonuat Herald nlshcd cottage. Equipped • electrical- --H- M.. Bummlt SO 6-1021 ly. Row boat Included. One-half 67-71 Union Place F AAROVARK8 live In ea Stock and custom-made shade* ,„ , ' on Oatei avenue, Summit. ARTT AMERICAN HOME, partially ' 4B-A WESTFIELD cant. block from water front. Tel, Mrs. Summit, N. J. inquire 3, Oamblno. 11 Denmsn remodeled; 3-ncre plot; lnrso front- ORBBNIJIWN UEMURIAL #AJU BssswiMible cooBte witn smaU girl, U. B. Thomac. Jr., Su 6-IB51-R and blinds made on premises Pot _J>i«c«, Summit, M. 3. , expecting thfld In BffMitiBber, b*- Summit 6-3S30 agToh Seellent road: 6 rooms porch, ACREAGE Mt Airy Road B«nwr*nrtll». M J estimate call Su. B-6380, TIUB laundry or utility room; Rood bas>- IfsmNr, NttlouJ Ostssisrf Aa tag •netatf. Urgently need turaae or Sent°^rooH-burnlw IlrepUce: 31 brd- BEAUTIFUL secluded building sit* on TM. Wra MM! «r Mt«t-M apartment to rest. Chatham Courier WINDOW SHOP. rt. living room/ rire- a knoll. Brook, private roadway; ap- mm II. fft AUTO REPAIRS ama* Tmth< kitchen, ms Bond closets, bnth; it ram tlle b tn recr S (»al»; tMe. »7fl; firm price proximately 10 acres, Additional FOUR grave family plot ta Clover SMAU. 4- S- er S-room booa* or apart- R ft S SERVICE GARAGE, INC. ' « > «*- available. Priced for quick sale at Leaf park C«met«ry, Including per- 7< "howeri, ntw oU Ask for Mrs. Stebblns. ment. Husband and wif*. both vet- BUY BONDS Specializing in Starters, H UteWlUAMS. Broker 16,000. petual care, warranty dMd. flM erana. Call MUttmni «-<»Pt. Old Omctstone Road T. H. JUDSON, Realtor Terms can b* arranged. Boa 43S, Carburetors, Brake* Ah >M M J Tel. Chester 40 102 Km Street Westfield, N, J. Woodbrldgt, N, J. i •-T ROOM BOOSSC Tlctnlty Unden Beat M WMtfltld 2-1O1O—2.243S ler, Boi ft. I •VtnM>4StlB 70S Springfield Ave. Su. 6-3063 BUY BONDS Chester, N- Jg mM I* IHk SUMMIT HEftAlO. THURSDAY. AU&UST 21, 1947 hm feela that he to Mat •tnagth to htadJe the body oarily for tt» iMt 11 yt*» with tht «- ThU abowta*. a«oMlag to lirs. C*. ecptien of » month* during which T. T. Brown, U looked forward tmaafcrred turn hk own blgb Pfaysfcil CuffHrist to aay eauvnacy." Ia far Any V«t time he wu OB Je*ve of SOMBC* to by hot* dealer* and townmnd ftowwm, •)>• ftvec toe •f thi. U the roaewalof hit attot'a Cenpaay of to the Army. mm latereated to t\m oil au- TOWNSHIP — Operatloa «( a at a eopy o* tbe Btgkmal Uooaat, hit lath annual pbyckal •m purduuted With the formal opening »cb»d- thentic f lsanran, Jewetry, tatttona,'"on* woman higH »ehoor>*Hh ^|g>i inaniial and awurta bin that Marks Birthday for that purpoae. Majrewetx of N>w ul*d for Saturday, the veteran china, furalture and other artielea. commeftcement exerciaea Kafwaal' Kigb work* eair u a His laaort u» bead of tbe MM* tnm WOluus Ht*. of •aid, "The remodeled rtftre iritt Tbe women of ta« Guild viU by graduatea faj robee «ad »« to Cali- carry moderate priced «uaiity aerve laacheon, tea and dinner oa 1$ dewribed by Mr*. Clara Reeve* and that tbe tratucript of bUgust IA Tbe pioneer plqraical eul< daily aad be aakta Ire^ucat riatta far pcrmaatat residence, it mercfaandiet of til* tateat (Jeeif* the «peBiaf day ana tea and din- of WwtJeld, iMdald* iMtruetor for record of mark* «B >e turned turiat report* hlmaell In Ue cue> to the varlow acbooia aad resort* mwrrnii this week. for men. women *nd children. fl» ner other days. Proceeds are for the hijh «ehooJ at Bonnie Sura over to bit Ktuo) when bt re- tonaurjr aplesdid condtttiMi.' Mid under ate diractoraWp, tacluding price line." he added, "will rental* Mr. Nainwvtte ••* na&afer tbe Guild. Sanatorium in her annual ceport turn* villa* oldtime ttmi$ of strength art the Phyaleal Culture Httal la •jiproximattly the UUBC." •f O* Brack-Weiw Time far tbe opening day i* 11 Un. Iteevta obaervei that tee Tbe hedeide teacher fivej la- cea»t(Ufd too tuuardou* for • vet- DejuvilJe, W. Y, tat tat Ma«fad- KM Bruatwitk Mr. M«yroweU, who eermd with WWW aeenu wor« b^ «n infantry outfit of tht «rd di- a n« cloaing at 10 p. w. Other patie»t-»tud«nt frequently ia dia> atrveUon is whatever «ubj«cU tbe •Hurt notde* be declwtt that M den-Deauvtlle Betel la Miami aeMon hear about the vision in the European theater, daya, from 1 to 10 p. m. tracted whea ibe flrrt vietta him •tudent requiree. "plenty of that thing, that dont happen foufht is the fettlee of WwUra t Germany and Central Germany. •li. O*ljr He wu the recipient of the Brwue Star medal for extraordinary «enr- ic*. mm AMttwow co. Womw Guild, To Show Antiques The sixth annual antique* »how of the Women's Guild of Verona 1 la Mheduled to open in the Flrtt I Congregational Church, Church atreet, Verooft, on Thuraday, Sep- tember 4 snd will continue for the 10th. 11th and 12th.

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