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Vpl. ,38, N o. 48 BELLEVH4Æ , N . J., FIUDAY/itUBY 12. 19.V7 5c per copi 18,000 Witness Palatial LOCAL INVAUD AND FRIENDKILLED.IN Freeh Receives Check Golden Blatantly Rejects July Fourth Salute FREAK ACCIDENT Thousands More Peer From Other Vantage Points Nora Gilsenen, Mary Kelly Killed Instantly; Former’s Padula’s Parking Proposal « - 'As B elle v ille H old s G ala F ire w o rk s D isp lay week Belleville snjoy&d its greatest Independence Daughter Seriously Injured pay C&lebi'atioH \aa‘ spite is,0©p people witnessed * a I "B)fo ’4'bîiiem^bhe.an elderjjv Town Critic Labels Measiire fabblcras cfecilss.an^rifeewitflurdispteiy'Y^^ w®re iriiTlIMîv-tîrrin- COMM. SULLIVAN dium, M any tjtejjs^ds bf others observed1 the flrewoiks ataff oèôili Wednes^#- Something Of “Persqhal Advantage fl'om their yardt" n i oisher stidh vantage points. p r a ïTulieway jppjsh-.' TO INTRODUCE — ‘^Iteverend'AlW t V. Ja&WSon p f Grace Church, gave the ed into a.- coiïcreîô" embank-. Of Select Pew” At Tuesday Palaver iiM ^tioxr whiefe^teted the ewnihg portion of the day­ b ji H t . ' CLUB ORDINANCE long proSaSi.' TEoii|5rtD’Ay6lla vfo" served as. Mastar nf hThe qar,; pif| g-'b t o in"a hi c .tranàfei^kfoh^odeli-.hadtbe^n- Golden Submits'Request D u e ;^ th e fetbriny "protests of lapproxiriiately a dozen’ TefF'in W aàSih^tei: A-yeBug-jge»§priigi ; Mayor - Jy—Fadula- Bay began. There were relay races I wsîçmM; ànéicti. thp. Referring To Apparently p-romhlgated the possibility of a parking àùthPnty in order victihts acdHftiipl!^abit i K&e gaa Heated Anonymous Letter to créât -a’parking lot adjacent to the Town. Hall, despite ceimt show with . eft- and obstacles races for soya and the 'fiei^'protests’’trf James- R;--Goldeny- atf-Tuesday’s-Tow n_ fÄttsasm anditsw-aniig3t®i'K ‘WP8 fï''A;lpïrçl ■•pMseiger.'WM bsSly fxi- girls of veripus ages. This;, year i?L answer tb " ' questfooing Commission meeting. saw the -largest- partieipartien-.-in f-^rsd,. .. clòvf tod the ponies .«no hors®. the History of, the •event;. There ,- 'Dead were Mrs. ora Gflsepap.-: b y ■, James. R. 'Golden, Harry 'Ano«« hit of the g&tâtfwafl Hütte' ISO H®lleVillé: Averad'feand J. ■ Sullivan,- public safety di­ ;. v Golden "labeled the revelation as.^pm'ething to be used were so'.many 'yo.ung8ters#CQiJp;ii$“ Mss Mary Kelly, E5, of FWlad^r ing that all events yid tplbe rum rector*. .’..said an./ordisance as a personal advantage of a select few. _ in heats with the. Soys,, m yam phia. J-ftati ehamipion ship style m -baton , They ware-sitting-in-«the-:front: giving polibe powers of closer Saul Sm"o'M6ri;::rics 'phsiTmaii~'of ’ dash requiring 12 heats. Even the seat of a 'ear operated by Jam.es .feVMhig;: A h'Avelty dance act won girls relay .had to be, run in heats. regulation over private clubs the1 commission,- first took |h(B the latter the. day of the meeting. .childiren and grown-ups alike and Martin. 47, of 81; Brookdale Dai> floor for ihe landlords,',and in-1 The .Field Da" Events" were or­ aens, Bloomflela.^* ■' in;Belleville w ill be Introduc­ He' ewe®iie thrilled to the .daring of ganized by Mr. Rayxnond 0, Smith; troduced a Mr. Van, 155 Wash- dinance to hito;: three weeks pre­ the high pole and trapeze perform» .. Martin bad-parlfeflon BAymoM! ed in th e near future. ington A-veriue, .elected spokesman and Mr.. Michael Rosamelia. ivhd, Plaza near Pemir8|?ftctei' '-where' R? In a Town Commission . meeting vious,’ and -that he had xhada. ■era: 1 ' ' in turn, were- assisted by the en­ qf the town inerchante: He stated changed in it, and will inform' Ivi EojlGwing-; the circus, Mt. • -D’- Miss Kelly was to "board a. train for Tuesday, Golden" mentioned an that 'approximately -14 stores on | tire playground directors staff. Pffiladelphia.• She had been.'Visiting. anonymous tetter which charged the rest of the Commissioners d f' iAve®'’ introduced. .Gomuussteners Bob Cook, whb ¿coordinated the "Washington. Ayenue were closed, its cohtent bfefoxv? the next megt- • '©iV-h»', Sullivan antiipent ■ was. resjSbnsIble fpr the the event a pleasure to ' direct; "jiist What was dohe,. ._ v ihg flatly, “I don’t like your ’Pro­ pisGgifem. Commissioner Hyde in‘- Kcll/,;; -wK© 'haa. tbiesn aittapg next incident: LePônd, 18, of ,3®6 .Wat- Cook said -that a lot1 of credit is ter Martin;' -.itattld' %.. fcjpfe oub sessing. Avenue,Bloomfield,' was - Smelter then took the floor and posal of a parking authority, Mi\ ■Vtoducikl Boh. Cook 'the Superin.- duedhe" youngsters themselvies-for asked‘ what was1 done about a re­ Mayor!” of 'Recreation. hrough Martin’s.dô.ôïi'P'oüce said. : : the victim of a shooting on. June their Vhiy good behavior, . their . Her foot hit the gas sedal, shgbj^" -1 atliha-Lalte-mdeis:'Saciai. and port submitted to the. commis- “They- ^i'o •unl'y thinking of that#*. Next was the ealute to the f irie ' spoi'twganshio and their . ing. the car forward, d«&éti'vêÈ: Athletic Çlub. in Silver Lake.- He sloriëïls" “in March by ' thd'local oWrt- DWketHdOksi 'amd they" should ;Cdprs- rn- - which-- the--€ok>ii ^6uard wholesome-competitive spiritr “shxdr'ît ' tfôa««]®1 ■was-jfeleased from Colu-mbua—H&s- Eaa'king. Commission, a non-offteir ,tiiy--tQ....provide. jiu'- -themselyesjf« :S# w«*^h?erd!riv^^i^ad^k»M'f»nds.^a^^tdpH«Bt. eentisuee unabAtsd. When thCkospiM opens iw m W 0&^ the first G6LDEN SUBMITS Blame Teterboro Non-Sked four floors will be pat fetb use. T he other two floors will RECOMMENDATION ■ Planes For Low Flights ■be made'''‘reads^ for patients as A confereaçe hua béem set, funds fh|r.’|j#jM ient bacome avail­ able.'. ■ ' TO COMMISSIONERS . fEijends F of COM E FRANCIS Td w h ^CrTtic M a k e s A mÿht*. a t ‘‘Îd ^ A 'îfiîy fo*-;h'Sar dontributiid to t h e original .build- Kutley’s' protest sgaiaet Tow in^ fu n d -d rive - w a y £hck dii ’50 Request To Commissioner flyin g planes "iŸôffi! Newark and ’51, but who have giv e n noth­ TO APPEAR ON TV and Teterboro aiports. Rep- ing since, iife b e in g u rged to con­ .¡Hyde Concerning Land tribute" now fo r equipment. .Cer­ TONIGHT AT 10 ’ esenta t iv e8—or the. Ngw tainly a g e n e r o u s contribution| (York P o rt Authority and the I every fiv e yeats JS:. not! Local Songstress To Guest James .R.- Golden, town lrb critic, appeared at the Town [National vAir-Transport Co^T nakiwp;, fnn mi . Uncft the. neW On Allan F r ^ ’a ;New. linating Committee will hospital gets ope rating, i t i s hoped Commission meeting Monday [come to Nutleji .fçi Üxe. confer- ] that m an y residents of th e cam- T . V . Rock ’N 'Roll Re view night with a "request for Com- .munities- will vm ” il nhflsi nUsSioner Uainer S/ Hyde. It To widen, .the.. Nyt-1 tant w a s - in, r e f e r e n c e t o a m e e t­ It’s protest, Mayor Marry JY, thThcC ladies" of' -the' Gu ing which the latter has been icnoweth has invitée thé mem- Glaha. Maass Memo-rial Jfospta invited to attend; It is a [berS of th e.Town'/ppPinxisalon tol under ;tho" loadershkr,. . BBBff’The -discus"»ron’ wHiclx: wIlT. i fcbuaty Bait JoBeph Perry of 468 Dewitt Ave- Commission. The purpose of the KeL-held.- .nji, lhe.,filii!it ,r. nuc, took up a coHostioB during' [Commission’s conference "meeting. 1 the Fourth of July festivities at' sites' in- Nutley and Belleville In the. meantime. protests cqji- the Municipal Stadium. About 30 r 'to "ptte 'pp, pMrlcxtiaTly 'ixr] availabte _ for, expansion of: park I53ie| ~ with" ’ c a n i s t e r s ihoved facilities in an effort.tq, replace •ence to low Dlghts at arourra twMgh 'iM."Ai1ovYd5’SiM"'Sdfcc^edfea' facilities to be •• lost, by the sale in, nnllecting JlilifiSL.ifhiclk^lvilL of the Passaic River Parkway presentatives of establisfiedl bd. added to the' edolpment ronaT land1; tp the state for the planned |eonamercial airlines using Newark ,v.‘ confribktiH^L .received^ extension,.- of Hputs 21. r t communicated to Tns | during tlie week- and reported by: Hyde, director" of parks and |Nutley Sun theip.-.cOnteiltifiJl that S.G. Freck, .Director. of „Develop-, Tb& ALyeeufft", - B i-e-first “little" red 'xsciteoTbouse” a t ' ' "ow ¿flying plants are. inihon- mejit, were an additional $25,000 Commissioner ■ Carl A .. Qrechib St. M ary’s in which the parochial school was established from the Belleville Foundatibn to land that the commission policy with 86 pupils in 1921, .is doomed to be torn down during help equip the. industrial Clinic. has been to -purchase" no site less- a new expansion -of the modern school which has grown It was a Foundation, rift, of $50,000“' "EMIT.: '5.rTg!nall/7i‘ gpc'the — the of tha •ter an 'w itollmBnte:'of.i'^j!i()0:" "O nti:1 a" '»tngte siw y t 'M gfty'ffi building, fund drive TOjSiw®r. hoSpi*1' paikway ’strip is all commission was raised, on jacks and a new floor inserted as the school RESIDENTS S iV K tal uniter way back in 195i); |nd land west pf tho Passaic Biver g r e w . thete .contributions since.that time, and oast of "Main Street, in Belle- feriu'dlng fur.-fl:.-:rdrlv9,f‘0 Hairlsan'ilStidaL^-waa igiveu. k. 30. - Bosiak started with Public a.ndJi..is....tc b e ...ready, f o r o c - ..Kpacu. Wl.U .iiu..pr jjfDar window. .Stprei:1 at 528". JOralexnon- Htreet; for - iwfcosfts, iuiiwslR-ttp#f'Wjnd5'w day susjlahcoc .penitentiary ser, Servi®® ¡1 Wp" underground, and cupancy with" the reopening e p a ra fi g smd who presides at 543 Jcrale- arj|ie $ 5 6 and'-, placed pf day and Tuesday, the Per­ - ■ 1 yigillanti listed for, Jcleea these for' mothers iW l^AlKearrta^s, tx-'ansmissiòn construction, depart­ of school in September, J968. II become th e site o l moa ..Street with his wife"" end and free parking Opr lu premises, 4 i,y§aisL .TSwifttion .-.yesierday ir ment imJSdS.-and was transfsrred manent Duty personnel loaded itlsslr.g items; gold wedding band JlpcaffeliP'- by MagFtmte- :ArtKu,i iu& di&moxwMgagemeht ring vpl- ns, ''.nap. ’appeared1 profsfelaiiaiS 3 J . .teilx®. adcoifflts, to E^isex Division in 1641. t Since B attery B ’s four-90M-M- Guns on With the.completion of,the *"The.n^w unit will have.a frtsrt* . fted at $890, e §300 ciar.xond ccck- ip,' the, Milt .BrfttejjA home xnnrtgftge Jta ifaxadt home Ifabaage» of guilty that: date, he has continued in' the flat- cars; at she Pioneer. Street five-room, two-story addition, age of ISO feet oil Lafayette Pteosj iaii rihg» aa'.§80:ft mihk stole, five; ixiei', find- JftSAy Dorsey - Bands, nlpxoVcn exu loixx- the jfBSOfliatiglf' te.'dstrtali add .battery! ■; Railroad'yards, - Newark, for the . wlih’'«'‘:iK>tal value of SSCO. among: lotlxers. alio ■■■ isstoa®- :travsl sj.fs', eheiuos and Wm”’.■ i’iHihitthsJjMtiit was- Miss trtd. ’td* Gswego. On M onday, the rtfa:we- ATrf010 ,mme friim i»' ...BTOmiig, btxilrf-jhtr thoene an«»half’ th^.wi^h in depth, of will the -extendparklnK b»&k h §-8-9 marquisite ««ffiX it» d- BlttVie Japeth, an (C-eeupant ■ of S9;i Life -taMtajr orders^ :toi. aeee®ti piy- . B1. Smith .16th: o f July, the .R ad a r Detaah- Lyceum,, which. ,how contains It -win be bunt of bnck% lutiS 'uosneia, < pan- and pentil set. cuff ham, Jtreet, . appeared with his mfettt of gas and, 'fhls.. wiHifcr:' wSfiitffeld, who- sdd De A yetetah.'.of World {War, II. moht o f tho ICSth Battalion wdll four classroottis, will be tom' I manize with the new wing, t Hartng§ w® ixxputea u/tt? ■$J.uf*poCt: leaeve' v ia M otet i.Vehid® - Cpavciy Jfhla and ail undetembxM air.cur.t •bteftih''in |hese.j^& Sands# aibunl down. In that way, an squiva-1 (Continued on roe*'thm) of srth." s for each saver. .i-CcsUntisC C-a Paza ibrea) PAGE TWO THE «J — iTIMES-NEWS FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1% T Forest Hill Field Club Two Who Have Been Wedded In Midsummer Nuptials S o m e Posteti Rates Rise Burns Mortgage, Will Build In Effort To End Deficit

^.lebratfi^ Birthday Tiifkj But Will Call . bfir^Together In Autumn to Select New Name; Registered Letters, Special Delivery, Money Orders, No Longer A Field Chib, Now Stresses Golf Insured Mad Affected By Washington Orders Are Enacted'Upöps Here Last Monday, July First s Ths. ‘Forestb JEiili,- Field CJub,'- on|.- prhi&Jp, go.ld d ub s in thi-s—section o f the country, w ith a Nutlfty jj. /yRah^. iagtofiate - w r -ma.-nv, y|ta|1!' gerv^caa. lex^haiVe of. ©elebratedr'-'bofti:^ 60itii. to^ | y weht into ef^ W fliirs’Tdst bräers" to‘'--PnRt'rri-n.stP-r - Art-l-mr E . ftTmtogyf'' ^d ■Deptipfflh-; DepAstmeat an additional twenty- ■ K /jnafli^d-Ab-e5 first, tim e the cluJto-fcto" eigEt"; ¡3^ oa 'tolars a yeto,dthe' increases are part' of a '.-¡sjkfe .^naa^d .'-ato i^ branoes since when ttf£.. pr^oft iä v a i ta ■ .'itotfto'-i'&e topartment’s• '¿pprati-ng deficit,:-• r 18-l\ple cou rse, snip Mp ^ lis h ■ style dubilo,u$i -Wto|: |h cleared, woollaiodif’’ . J A Fo:to$£äa£ etfitemeht emphasized"that' existing^^rates . for tjae postal sepices; affected ■-¡|a.4 bee® a^^ocyto by- rising The &>Aliatt||‘ ¿jut.' two - • o f ih e. ¿purse axe .ill ' .add - that' ¡poitife b f thefij'- proaiiced’ a i?r4Stv .-' |v Blo'ofijffi'elHl v ■ oCthf, ' If™ © - to :in . BeJlevipe,. ■ , ( In . a ..fund -eampaagTi ■ -G-.- / Mr. SummCrficld ’ has bseti thy- > - —! ‘¡etl by -the preritterftUWrlHam M\ , , Ing to g it itoffl&Bff t»--nateS'raUa] "'Tw 'toiTCT.-T ,6B all Cli«sep ffFmail to bring V I A V F A ID L A R I V K ^ ¡ P I I I I i I m I I MISS CHlMENTD ; ytowiea ctesqsc.tPi-ekF^sps- r I lilrl 11 rlllV I xilYul J — — KWF Mm wFItfMNf, TM- House Post',-Office Com-1 n / v p ir p Or A P NH0WLKC I I A l l i r n raising of jBrg&clsu» jetterk fröm. * will '' IK]’ D C I1 rUJI I E to tb '4 '1wt o iH v w over,-ths House meat to'.deejdei'Txa a nev> name H i D L L J u L Y IL iL L i feto -Aot-- ac$iaj.. aiid; una measure .etwee the--acaigEriSj;« “ field club” ’ ••• --’• ■'■■■■ - ■• ••- •• etij.1" moElriie- ". cansidered ’ in"'-tinr nei- «ven by ...fernn YótlieT" -M? IM . n>%hemcV^»oafch f . s $ * M g j M j f f p j 'Attended By S.e,nate.; rdp kapeianciff/ c¡f ,Ì/.lyrtl The Post4;pffice;ja few weeks, Ayen.úé.T'rTiic club'* Threr Sisters G w Grace ago notified' tlje,. Inferstalie . Gori"' ;bri;dâl ' shower. Miss' Calende ■■iiMMpi jro» ° f • Fóri !.pri»dpfi]f kstivlifss. mail, must be raised to keep.-parcfel ham, N. Y. noSt slif-supprting/a's required by dulr ttoUy ,;d8ites-v -ffejsm Amone the tmesis •wore Mh April, 1S91, when twenty, toeff ■Victor. ServiteIla, Mrs.P e te r | organized the/Fnijest H ill'.-.'•Tennis The increases follow:’-.1 - tolupo/ Mrs: ^fetarBxrtowsfck ii^ b jw ith : courts hear He Q n w SPECIAL DSLIVFRY — Let­ Paul Wagner, "M rl- '■«fohn - B ami * G raffcon-- • Avenues, -'In thp ters and items up to two. pounds Mrs, Anthynjr Petillt>, Mrs. jpbrdst fiiu',secti^ ot Nev,xr$. •'; wilt cost , 30 cents, instead' of 20. thohy SiSti. With, the • growing 'i ipopiptS'iCy' Similar. 10-cent. increase? 'Will oc- Mrs, P h i l im 13arhieri, Mr. eur in other Weight cafegWies. . , a, Mrs. ;V. De 1 Serifs' golf, • ground was 'Leased-'. in Mrç. Michael Joha ; Paolin-o M rs. John ¡Biloek f;tltc Soho section of Belleville for' .MONEY ORDERS.— An. addi- Mrs. . Victor io, - MrS. y j 1%. nine-hole • course,. which opened ickial 5-cent charge on^ each, rasing Mangini, Mrsi. Ray« ; for play dia" July '4, l&Sf. the minimum charge from 16 cents 'Mrs. Ax. Cásate, .Mi's. J. Ahi L - jn.-,, IS O.5.: -addltiphaj 1 .land -ivaS Paulik, Paolina Nuptials Jean Dunlop B Mrs. Gabriel- Cal-end;a ulte' Mr Je^seH to expand thtocourie, bi- " (¡BUSINESS REPLY .CARDS — ‘ sec ted by” the 'Secohd'' Hoisto fram 3 cents to 4, with the Sf^'holes. Thd course was furtherj Talee Place In Nutley M r s , Bilack InMetuchen charge for each piece of mail env ¡'extended in ‘!|®en..‘. in 1926| closed in business-reply envelopes h fts - present .-edtiii»;' • now' 6^4331 Miss Audrey. Paulik And Michael John Paulino St. Matth'Pw,s,..Ni'x?oin„ Sr.ehfi Of Miss Jean increased from 1 to 2 cents. - i ydSi$ long'with ia par o f ' 71, wad Dunlo n’s Wediling- To Ex -Pci ttsvlv an i an ~-R®G-IST®REB—M A I L ---- The .lEtijit'' in. theTBeirvfood' section,'] .. Have June Wedding- :Amd Bermuda Honey­ minimum fee is increased from 40 ¡■west o f thp Aiiglhal layout, moon; . Now Reside' : to -Nutley Reception At Le -Pree’s, In Roselle Park cents to 50. As a kew service, the ‘There’s A Rocket i The old ‘course ' how: is a. sUb-| Post Office is raising -the insurance For Every Pocket” sfantfal pgrt of the Essex. CôUn-1 - - The ' marriage of Miss Audrey ‘Teresa "Phülik,- and ' , Miss Jean DUnlop, daughter Mr. and Mrs. James available from $1,000 to. $40,0.00: ty Park- Cpihmssipn’s. HendricksJ Michael JohpiPaolipp/ topk.l,Rla.ce; .on; June.:23 at I-Ioly Family Du,flop, of 173 Whitman Avenue, Metucheu, became the The new rates range from $2.25 ,wSeId'.iB*hole area. Church. A reception was held, at the Hotel Douglas, New-, bride -Oil.June'29 of John -B%ek.¡of 177 Whitman Avenue, on articles insured "between 1,0001 , Besides the hazard ,pf the Sec- and $9,000 to ,$4.25 ior items i ark, following the ceremony. Ha is ’ the son' o f f c . ¡and -Mrs. C harles Bilock, : ond River, ■ bisecting two ‘Tttfft-" W InshrSd between $9,000 and $iy; oF Wilkes-Barre... Pa.: The .ceremony to- St. Matthew s •cult—short -holes- over a ravine, ^ vjÉÉ 000. The return receipt fee was - -M r— Paôlino is-; thé -daughter- o f - Mr. -and Mrs. ^Joseph Ckurch, Nixon, was followed by ¡a reception at B e ¡P ree's -other ancient, encumbrances were Jaulik, o f West, Orange and me bridegroom is the’ son of advanced from 7 cents tp, 10/ r 'a branch 'Of "the"-- Erie Railroad Cocktail Lounge, Roselle Park. ✓ >,v; ß A , , i 1 C, O. D; SERVICE' — The fee :-and, as old minutés ô f the club Mr>. and Mrs- Ceorge. Fadlîno, of BelleWlleil ' • M-r-s. William Cole'was matron'of honor" Bridesmaids on: items that must be delivered reveal, herds of cows that had ' Miss, ‘Arlene’ Paulik, the bride’s Sister, was maid of to g specific individual .were raised to be shooed away, and members were Mrs. Jqhn Yatsko. sister of sk------— from 20 cents to. 50. honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. ¡Donald .Vicdro, b f Nùtley, the bridegroom-; Mbs.. -High Bunt , INSURANCE FEES—Increases were asked to' keep their stééds • i t f the bndegroom’sT^ister,__and' Miss ¡Barbara' Buschell.__ lap,, sister-in-law of the ^bride; o ff the-=course. Mrs. Samuel Gaimuto and Miss Joan T . Foss —r “N; Ushers Were Uonald Vicaro, of V irgin ia Cook. Donald Williams valued gbove $10. Frank said' that an expansion. — Mr#-. Georg© ÄrL«rIömaniGt served As;best mari.'' Edwafl'T-y- CERTIFIED MAIL..-r- Service jgOT: yehovettöir program is.sched, 6ns, John Butschko, Mr. Punlpp Is Wed To Charge was raised from 15 cSnts «led -,to give the twa/story, ciwb- '.'Miss C h ristin e •Chim.fflsto* WOMAN'S CLUB and,M r,, Yatsko ushered. I|ii to i 20,i with -.„the return "receipt house a new lbojci Interior and The . bride wore. a. silk orgahza daughter., of’ Mr.*1 aï Mrs.: ' Mrsi' Biloek, ,I» with Jdutual raised-' fr6m j cents tp- lO.-, The exterior alterations w ill be- made. gown, ' ’ featuring a detachable Conrad Koch charge fori delivery to a specified The dltang rcftm.ahd wen’s grill C a m e s Çhim ’in ttï, .of 8 8 II-WA'- cathedral Length train. Her illusion Benefit Li'fe TuSutondS i ;10d4_ New­ SUMMER PICNICS ark.' Her husband is with7 C.‘ B. person was raised from 20 to 50 pippin will be enlarged so they bert Street, exdian^d vows veil- was fastened- to a crown Of " Joan Thelma Foss,was mar­ qgntsl » "Hje Woman’s £3^b df.Belte- ¡seeded pearls and»ti|K%petals.;tl phristian'seri, Newark. The 'couple will have a view .^^f#ur^ fairi with george AdpIemaBlt, of aiV rhoS%ysnooning -ifl;.1 Florida.- The PARCEL POST —- The present ways, and the, c a i H Ä W d e , '■ j Her attendants, pere# atiafed'’- Ml ried- hn -July Siito-’-Hely- Fam­ Éèlsyille, June .'29,- at i¿ie yellow clifffoh ''biwerina'’Teng^r Ddtild-ps * r « foiiher resl#ilts "-bf ily Catholic.Church, Nutley, range of 15 to 25 cents for spec- of Mrs.' Stanley {Jibsoh, 2nd id n a n d i!*g1md-^TOd-frnm2fir-tCT Qrape B a p tist Q iig e h t in gowns and carried casades .of djris- Belleville. ,, . • to Coprad N .'K och o f Orange. 57 OLDS ■Vfce-Frssiiisfrtrwili tatfct'Chree ,50 cents.. ". " Believe.' The receptfop v/W Mr.’ '¡Koch is the- son of. Mrs. picnics during th^, summer The' couple spent a two weeks lie^at thepIotoT.ÄUg'te in, Julia Koch and the late-- Mr. WE NEED RED CROSS CALL at the summer homes of v ic i­ honeymoon in Bermuda and now Nev/ark. . lives a t 463 Jiamson- Street. PALMA ASSISTING Koch, of 505 South Jefferson HSED CARS ous club memgers.. FOR TB CHILDREN '■ Càrmsii" 'Ghimsn-bo escorted- "bri Stteet','-Grange, ff V *° gw‘” fc- C®alhQ, of The firs t outing 'will be at the-home pf Mrs. Charles A. Geb- ICCC CHAIRMAN "The bride1 is a former resident BELLEVILLE MOTORS . Jiate ye® .a stroller or .'ex­ Nutley, peryed'Es matron of ho^or. hardt.at Sparta on Mdnday, July Miss Raimo of 475- Franklin Avenue where . BelloviHe PL 9-4414 (,Simshirie G e n 6” Flack , press. wagbn or. playpen' you Th« bride’s three . sisters, . Mrs, 15th. " ■ Salto Counsel and .Director, of s h e lle d with her aunt and- uri ; ’1 j 53 Washington Ave can spare? It wiiTm eaii-■&*%■ Jam«s Rizaale, K rg. Joseph Dagor —“The-— following- fnemhers -ut* Pusey cla. Mr and -Mrs. Hiirry Mueiler -sc^A^Mtie-'.ttiberculsr 'shfid r i ted/.Mrsi-' Papi _ ¡Sbraitò,.-all- o f -Planning: to attend : Mrs^ ,;William Âru! Mr* AAvetoieing -Sunshine - - Bis- Rev. Father Francis Tlake of “can be’ k.ker, out of tbe con­ Ñuriey, est Mr,si“' -Willi a^i'Ghafeman. of Commerce, North & West The Misses' Nancy Poccetti, Mary Mi'S'. . 'Wi&fam. T.-' Bryan, Mrs. rhö/daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. Essex.-1 Monday', July 15th Maguire and Anne ■ Lavelie alsc ■ Save you .outdoor play equip- Karl HiltefMiis,. Mrs. ,l7«ija-'H*r- Joseph Vjncedf Raimo, of ¡^ttendedf"' fhe ' bride. - glider,* or a seesaw? These can brother,,'J ames • Rizzai q, Joseph JD-a- ing,;-Mris:- ;-Ad'tSi^r -U. -Whrie. SSes- ^O 0® fl^ 0,.'''W‘as'¡ma?yi^l; las’; at :.. J ames Sementa ^of Orange; ser- ■ ««¿ ■ '«e h as a garden-swing oy perri aiìd . Paul Scmclatò, tlm OPEN Ki^derMk.afddn&n,'. Mrs-, Stanley week to Robert Edy/ara Pu- also .be use.d to good advantage. bride’s hrpriia»s-m-Iaw,. were", the Gibson and;,,’ Mrs,. | Dwight- . N. ssyv> son. $f 'Mfr'g^id Mi's. ■ Aftei* a ‘trip through New Eng­ ushers. ¡Evi 'Sti-eeter.' | MONDAY ^PJease , cdjl_ Pi_ 9-1007 if you Sagmiel Itéése Pusoy, q f Eas| land" . th e, eodpi® Vril reside riv an®!' 'BSTOT.MasS'. t o i»'gQwn.l’fflf :waus.-■:ppiffit:„toce. Clliamibei;. whose chairman iö .ynhn; wtoi prefói%é¿ ‘ the . ceremony ha Ä in-Ivan. ■ Bi-esidaut,. Million, Ine.r t The - bride-' ■ is.;’ a' graduate Mr. Koch < 7 H.er;fiflgertln 1 Veil ■ fell from a A ';■■ followed ■ at^ Frlab by N. Thomas. Pftlma, Palma Real- was gfa duatgd- fr om Seton Hall Tuek' -I-n-ti-,- ,Geda* - Grove. pointed crown "of" wEES~SBp aha RUTGERS BESTOWS #^á® J'T3^"trhion- Avenue, and Tto-ver-sifyV and; • tKennCShSjSfiM Miss Carol Keigher was maid Vniversity, Law SchSsl. 6:30 to 8;66 P‘m’ her bouquet was a' whits prayer hook.wj-th- white- rosee ana streams. of honor. Sarouel Reese..,zeryed ap ANN VALENTINE HONORS UPON 3 ' BSst'.?man, ''lor his brother. Alëx- and Arthur liindbprg T-he, bride's attendents * wore ,red; EYES EXAMINED AMONG 300 AT mint green gowns and white tullb' BELLEVIIHTES rs. I crowns and old fashioned bouquets Stat . . I iti .additi011 to 1,911a ihp i.teb " at I Rditgeitl 7 cblid^is.: :Nev ergaa*t.en..teaeher ..in-' the Bielle DOUGLAS COLLEGE inatroA o f ‘ honor was' ettired-dn irk,. w'ho compiled. ‘OutstandiM schoiil system. Her husband REGULAR DAILYHÖURS i a lilac, princess style .goivn of taf­ vcademic npcerds fa r .the iFebw ith Comptometer' Corporation, Br,, M* Roochvarg- | Local High School Student feta with a vyhite nylon overskirt, vry to June semester have bee and carried an old fashioned houl OPTOMETRIST Sponsored As Delegrate By quet of red roses and gardenias. '.amed to Deantf . Lists, it ws 9 a, in. to 4 p- »M Her’ headpiece was a lilac tulle- innepneed yesterday by deans c Ms>n. & Fri. 9-.30-B * Belleville Woman’s Clnb crown. Mrs. Chimento wore a ’ive S t a t e "University college Tuss. & Thñrs. 9¡30 to 0 MRS. GREENBERG Set, until Noon only Elizabeth Ann Valentine, June 15 th— Sept. 15th 132 Washington Avenue J2 ^Branch. ^Brook- vsr Jgaa, ON DEAN’S LIST And-by Appointment among -approximately 300 Vdeláide Street, 1959, “-N C Médical,- Technologry; Eugene ■Misé’ Estelle Banner - Green­ Clo»*d Wedne.day Belleville high ' school „ students from Serpentelli, of- 23.' Mt, Plea. berg, of Belleville, was among save any amount* throughout New Jersey who The Stork Club I venue, 1959, NÙiAS;, Psyçholc students with grade-point aves- were delegates to the 11th an­ ind Anthony Simps, of 35 O ages o f 3.25 or better Tor the I a n y tim e ... earn ~ H jB W nual Citizenslrip Institute for iill. Road, 1958, NCAS. -BlPl1 Member American Camping Ass’n j. Thraias Marishi was borin Dean’s List at ■ the ^ -Girls held recently-. on' the pK$fcSAn3 ^reTlAht^ÉyrïacCllp1 •*& .!F*y CAMP BELLE DAY CAMP \vs; Savings received by 22nd Mohdäyöf any monthi >PX |f®f*»H4»#rig'htow‘A vn M a f^ a ^ ^ earn dividends from 1st day of that month gers University. I 24 at the EastOrange Geneass.! “ In the - Pr eakneis Hill*’’ Hospital, te s . : lacullo Ts;i0ie-':íor- .1 AMES—ALDERSON 1 Ü B Spnosored by the New Jersey me»..SÖss "Btrazieneki - of- Kearny. FOR BOYS AN’D GIRDS J | • S t a t e Federation of Women’s Other children in the family are. DIRECT TD CENTER OF T O T O W A BORO, N . J. SA V IN G S INSU R ED T O $10,000 ^ Clubs, tfle five-day. -institute open- Ähwöny Jcsteph,’ hi¿e, «hd Rosé- ARE BETROTHED ■ ed June 1-7 and continued throuafh lmn.;, - Mr. and Mrs, Robert Alderson, • NEW YORK . Now In iis .17.tli -Y ear .... Yaur account is cordially invited, 1 Juw:^,..at;..llri-lState.--IJhiwrrity- ‘ T h e baby’s, vranffiparents are : ■}f COTahdt the" • Hot konio Cooked Meals Served Daily\ from $ i to $ lO^lOO or more -ihgageiuent'. f io£ their - i,«l|piter, MHT AUTHORITY TOMMAL * 78 Wooded lores for ofr Exclusive Uw r liberal arts ■woinen,s, coilege; The Mrhand Mrs. C. la c â & 'a Belle- I Controlletl Swimming' Pool Whsre Swimming ii purpose of the institute is'to pro- Ue M r. a.. Stella Davidenko of Shirley; Arihj tp-Robert'F7 James, Taught Under A B C Iriflipwctorg x - *“ride..tTOi,,nhilg",,l,rr "gcW11 eltteeiishl'p Kearny. sOTi 5f Mrs? ""'MBTtliu1 A; ’ "Ja'/'iryd'j ■ i'"l?arieS",of T cfei^ ' l j'» r OTTE.Supervl's'lsih.' , ,bv familiarizing the students com- . Special Attention ip etin g their junior year m'high ■ r school - with mechanics, of state Essex ..-gtog.|ffi|K>:..Righ' sfh?pl, New­ REGISTRATION T-IMITEQ / and local government. atopttpee ark. I£r.- James, a graduate of- Reservations 4-8 Weeks s^ ^ or^ ourI elf ^7 Delegatee . to.tb* annual. tnatl- first child, on June 7,^at M-oaaiaia- -ytuti<)yrgl^"8Awji>1 awwed' ;f wm Thé BfstW ay BEELE MYERS, B.S. - M.A., iiute. are selected, and spohsoi^diby side rlosjpital. -A daughter, ttie rears with : Co-Directors VMitt Swmtgô J f federated Women’s Clubs from baby w*a named Adriepr.e. Mrs. FRED^NACBTMSON, B.S. - M.A. g§|b'j|^Hojit the state,. Cfuggini is thg former Jean Fuce- tole, qf Belleville. D e C a m p SHerwood 2-2986 - ARm ory 4-3030 > MUlberry 4-5688 and £aan AmcUdimi :. . Last year, Carita Pendergast MISSES MER0LA Mrs. h . Bibelberg PLymouth 9-6123" and Ernestine Engel wer the able­ Mr.:and.Mrs. George Verían, BUSES 4fi3 Washington Ave., cor» Tappan Ave» ^ gates from Belleville High S'chotii. Be&yille, ' aniwMmc« tìis Kbth di' FlHfeNqaffltÿ convenient servie# _ Thu girls are selected on their third' ehtld*, a deeuriitSK; Nancy ANDPINADELLA . PieaMnt, reUxed riding, in fut, _____BELLIViLil * FLyrfiouîh 9-5264 -d-eaip-bw ii- Jumr~^^rTn~Btet*‘ Ori‘ giant Bum« ùtUCMcT to tlie Keart of ¿iSChOliSr.ship-- and-r service.-, Ftdtew- an«re General Hospital. Theiplild New York City. JElid# in comfort joins a sister, Susan, 2'A years, GRADUATED going to New York; No nuisance $3mg their'-return, the girla niUft sSdfA'Pririhéri Bruce, 1Ä months. , -y»u.^Vladl^-'f ruMv -Belle- - of driving, no parking problem, Savings Accounts submit '& report to the Women's Mrs. Veriaji is the former Barbara vi|le -were ■ u-mong the graduates no changing to. ferry or tubes. Home Mortgage Loans Save time end money. ’ 7/ÙfUJtc @ÛÂ^<Â&uÀi&A£ -Auxiliary of the Ai»eri<«n tegio^f gayw»,. nléwrai»y.A;' of. the.¿erkelay.Bftcrfitarijsi School in East Orange this past June. - ...Hotne-Improvament-Loans TUnetabU information Travelers’ Cheques The report oeuld be either ' - Mr. and Mrs. ¡Rudolph Us Pics, They are . Miss, Qe»ldi#ed@teol#4 of BpPevP^e. announ^-1 the .h^rih daughter o f Mr.. and Mrs* Hahie’, GRogory 1-2300 Clifton, N.J. PAINTS ■ HOU.EWARL. . Money Orders Miss Valentine was sponsored o f a daughter, JoaiíJÍSi^. Jpán ifer.tdi% ,o£ 528 ■ Joralenton Street; ’ Gas and EiectrirBills Collscted Blary was r^jh 'ph-S dhlw , June 'and , Siss Linda Finaaena.' . DeCAMP BUS LINES : asl a delegate by thé ßveijiiig Miss Piaahdella t# th| - dauiriiter 78 Union Ave. NL * SO, a:'St. Jffladp Hospital, in N«w- SF.W JttiSFV s FINEST ^îe^artment of the Bÿlevilje- W-o'-. ark, Bite- jSi/the. L a Picas’ fifth pfiJfei„:aBA.:rMrs»- -mfishs’ /¡RtSê''-’“ '-'' della,- of- 4‘2i - FrahMin- Avenuel- T R I D “ \ X J C l T 1Z, 1.957 THE BEIXE VïïXE R M H B 8 H P À G E T H R E E

Mrs. Wallace' Dalzell -fev-an--év«atejtrJv®keñ¿r'.or';fang-. Mrs. Ernest Mèhmift ^ 11 PRECAUTIONS W lJçllew these simple -do aai4, firs. HAUFLER HONORED ■doiiit-,. < - •"-Mrs. iaifi^ ,'Smilàï. felJívlSg "issneèl" all deliveries ih* iSS Jñralemoh Street, died JIj^ k I n i^The Ü Armed ☆ Services jfa d jn g . JS¡j£i tewshfiners. etp^ AT BELL LUNCHEON BY CHIEF SP A T I I@V6 jlie ■pcFa’A o ^ c e ® ? '® . éigh- ^ te'S^rjBj^mabas- Iio3pIial-f'-i'1e'f!?te SE - ik e ijp y h t1^ má^. ui^iÍT'|rou-:.'¡re"'- ark; ■- c f v- r?cohpl«S*9°ns follow)!1!® . ' illesi It.. schbficlA'^ *.eye.'er*'^:'.!tîèns®©.*»ed Je; Daizell, TO PREVENT THEFT r, :.\n frttfiím'á' icmr wee a Miier. Akmÿ .» I »lö s t e J m M K 00® ® Mr. and Mrs. Job? * 2 Bp' Pclffie te|. lopk all -win- - §áéiw áéi'ífc'1 '■./ il3$|g-h%jì, I.m R u ta js «SfirfisL. ìà ■ ;T}tptfolJ®'Äygl.,l|*ellevi)^fi ä ä 1 Prlffirt ye \.hrKvIbg; Dîîfe ¿a: , * =j , ( “ An Invitation To Burglary’ dawfi, "jítiaÉúíding- it, >B* rh ^ '_N ‘eWfiirit;: Mrs. MehnaigS Yog chféf p|^éM pbffiteìhteb nón- fi^e .síalpg ‘itonft kwTOtodhiWfflrÄA thè o f . JútiBi Abîeejtei fie. Both in 'Dandte! Mte, vwaiffi’ll Tpygm—Kfififi^nfedseSteìer-jfryHsée^ Jped sPo-seefi ’iróm í’ ÌJ&àfil Propounded By Local Police é0&tmQTi6ì$: oift'cer o f ted'N'4'te* M r ÄfSÄpiSe £®d'lMi®r* Api-; S m s i’fe^feâj(,^p é|a 1’#ipiitea tn fee®, outsti^teïw, Tlá#' was , Widow ¿ci Kmeai Ä Y attached. No..Aá . A tf* Tnlv' o Ö tox ®eÄa. -of-xAhe^ya^^fttììfeessi^tt#^ S§9-0|— aïA E aàz Eberhard of 3} SáÍV - Head For -Pilla ge P reveiitioii ifeW a rt, wBb~dfe|*' rn- ftfih e '^§«1 S|%tlda ijo&pital in á® •Beile'S'ijle pligii -afad; ®&|gfe pérore öiteitfe tiv Btel4- kÆLfc I f SN.j«'.-sj;il-b the, moat: seephfi’ Furth, Germany, f»r PlaCfi, - Jguaso Prasata, wraçtâ®.- - a0% Faírletgh': "33igkl&~ ’l. 'a severed yafir*. in 'Irvingt^ffl -?h)r'B-¿n}ont--A-''eti;uie-r~©'h*í*lesyAVV .vffles-elgM te fm ' JW * ff.. ' . te.spte^^isâ.:.;l:pflfcS^g....d^ylfle ^ / :* hgtery ’twtetegHrr-M-levi-Be- n w | t Jnemûom'wfaj*^A3Qlfs'c Jtpisco^fl1 '" ' The 8^ysar^fi?soÌdi'&<, ySpl.ls Sbeéd^ a l. Bfie'ch' Stre»Wv?tffl.di ' JGhíef O ésegíS T ‘i f fcîY_Œyve you^'.p^Fé.,¿ifi0¡?h*i .than :;’4j0';;-i:ÿears' ago¿ a Yetsran àjLtep y a w f Btrarfc eip-eergf^&-• Maier.#tr^et;- i ■ rsfifidfie4<*'4SMtÿfisns -Win -ttelssHmee -dfugope, /'huff ^’becrr-irftestete-stete -t^PvtrHfebei#-Wr--Je»Âî^Âe*eAH: sul to ses ï^ t e y o n ^ ‘^Some. .— ★ .’ A A March, i'954, bn this tour of over­ of, Mr. ted ? Iä s . i ■ Jey- -itiis-n' C, Dattell "®Ó' W h am 35? í f a y .Qónesíi: - - 4'^ffl-Æ«^f ^ur'tawmAyW' iii®.:. seas , duty. He eilteeéd 'the Army ■ Pft-El Tb^kpas" ® Àpicdla, '¿4,- ’dan/o* Beßevilte Aisenilè, Æa fiS| 0^â iPb^M ,'jwÆ|(iséiîïi éC - I ’m -lèàyiïK ” Éso? a- fiifteWfiík swapt by a nU p .ltefk t ip April, J.942, anif is -a veteran od 4$ Jprflleäoh been graduated ®t;Fert Mo&ttoitl^ -pA Nfirörkt à dau&(teôT®à. Ä Ä ö 'Tefifiybnce »• Wfifik.:.;■ ■ Introduces t a C GotÙSany 3rd June z i from îbeXeJelOT'tQîiter T-^eroKil'bf J T f ■Y^^fiôîN:bÇ,'.Nie fir s t of thè1 Training Regiment here for eight «® m t e A t4 repair1‘eetòe yti w e yBBSm " ' l ' f j f « tèli youfIneigûbais you" ' ★ ★ ' ★ ’ .•" EéaBK- 'âge leaying.rFIàve them notify the- New Protection ■fffeeks of ' isftetry tS liÄ tg 'Wií'e Division t?f thè fflgntó^obóíM»“ ^ t ò i è . m-y home- •wh3«|5^p ; Atr Pores Rd^O Cadet N p tote ib c^junsîMon -ww ■ tb* J W * S * i Mijics-h. they'¡see- anyonp .prpwling. Gas»* Tfoijnof Mr. and Mrs. JfiOTes tó- Ventent,” i I swerve Forces A á » Durmg bis tenéfid^Kígers m - ' cÄryifies 'wm?é-'ifefl Ufirt^mwt For All Drivers .eCéoteS'hàs' been asBiJpnwf'' to’ - ah tigaimag': AjpÎçeHa %y-iil receive iu- teped ' » 'service, in'rNgpsetab®%i .Ñ0'v,teéf-Ih hifi. right mind would . U'.j^.khdtify yter looat BOlift®.. -^AdiM?h«e^R0#CrSw^er.-$B#fn- .^rúqiíion ín-'.general »ilitaiY'.SSto'- T.Wfir-!! fe, “Jean Janear re- F24 Uaiof, -Avesaè,'-f .wflp ;'&ey.~ « f e amotp-like officials as to thei data youSftpe- ifim icfijsi sto G riffi® A it .Fares j®cts^. infáatiy weape;' -Steetj-/- -a-i-'^iiestfir. thfi verles ly- do- when -mu are home. ; _ ■ eMhtHfc.' tM fird' Jàe prutery .Air im - wH-- Jiecefæe-, .ai; twQrtV.sek ßkäve ::SiiÄ.;-Sdfp;' training. - <' .- -Si*'?te ê n : pjant department, of .-.the . New 1 iiP'Aponï’ L LelFfriends, neighFdrs,’! Niifley ip r ite ’!'Toteft-i'MiP; w iç llB : forgej; to have .newspajjer dsiiver* ffifres.» wsa^n,^.1&sMjii;i^fft, s ili ter eight fiiwtem f «da - Rvt?Jdnes y/ill be'reassigned tæ ■TéfSay. iBëB- jT'éîè'Îibbhe nplhpany. •iea-diffi^|j^au-eid~div®»ywhen ju'st tewgik.assocliites'pfltHe: valuable , ite%iwW W ,'tlw.'..HAÌÌM«.iBif'.'tb>.'HA3g- ■mBff ’l y B f P i atilifie - ^».-teiahrin) ?' wt^frthifi.’A iy jy in ■ N e » a le, --ha», Tám pHte-^Oj! itfiavifcg' theit | H | m P fiS ' iiokr jtipssesdotis - -you ¡have around tnë i: . i-.o. r;.e j-i.r- weak .frainii* Fíela . Fteces., . &»■ -A "taoîa r-Sè:- W ) W l i ■' ». , " i l ' ypÿ&s ‘'bti' îSejwïçè; ,'With Tlie drcfiò- t e so, peopie' will' le a y e itetsfi-, in house’. ‘ ¿teptadr, wiik-.:.y . - highlighted,f.by. Mrr/ISappft --.was Btaifnti Itfiiy ÿM tr.. bHe.-i-'wàfi..: hrisaPedi -e*i a tìts-mstebefc-ìf 'expecting ¿festa«" : II-, 'Don’t leavg the -garage door f'Hr^^OT-ija&J|^|iii^nVsniao®tó and - cam® -States liWchEom arfe the ' Foiesi -JIill Field teâlinâ' ìh ^ ^ th fi "khy ‘--it Unist^^f ¡;§penb-Ad- Ai)^ty-< garage with tÇe -alierai:. - in' ,IF0J; • S i lived ,ir li'mwfirii Cite, Bloomfield. . |mfite6h»l& ÿu tm and make Uism- ' flobi Open is úsuálly a good' sign' Cgdst Copcp_ ja.OTajpring ig.niet: Qolden Submiù far a briefeEhi.6 ■ and Had lived Haut 1er .as. ä . member of IR G, à fc to f «H jteífcr Burglatfs Itobj'-Will «peopkcnre dût.. * tè!i|riìoal er^Tnéeriiis at Nawark Although eight" rtföffis ‘ In Bellevjlle for 60 years, -He MaCully- Chapter', .'Tèlephohè Ei- ^hïhkïÿoîi?T?®rvyoif l^ôugÎRÛÏ' ' Rÿ fotlowlng 'thèse simple pre- §ppi^é®e pfi.Snginps'.'ing, and is a had been* employed by Public! oneers of America,’ and t>ervod lifiss—;!i» maÿes their job so much . cautious, m any of ; the ^burglaries SMtócetì-, :hi I addition, |easier< • Whitd no . home {s com­ member t e the.'Yarn;' Club, Msgr,- DiDupa ¡■fefvice . Goordinahed_ Transport that may fee attempted in çur com- .«Æç-thiB» Mr.-Syèe-said that his said'-jt-is unlikely1 pletely i^ gte-p ro o i*". / mtei- are first intöreet-VrD’aI|lbd rêereïçtiétt- for 47 years befpi*e ' retiring' in rmuhiiyitliis;;summfeiófltenibfi-¿thwart- m îâ lâteS- - ttirse'* or - dter-wîll: simple préc^itions â i à t : cali be. M$iW ílteiSAK é -è-ete :rlê.fÿ11 g£iB&> be repuined tl fi- yder¡--^is-vpthe'rs ?,■.;- 3?yt. - .-MacMillian, taken ts^revent-. andi-dllooiMsage iber; prevention ;;Gfiorg!fi:;$ôét)iîteH®; spärAir ä ? vrtii. tri "aiisisi as - need1 -for them 1 ’’Tie leaves two''sens, John ‘a«d whose wife, Sofie Ann, gnd pse mrUwleft. W-h-gn; leayitig ynur Iidbib A new St'ato F s T m a n t* rfents, Mi-, atra "-Mrs. "Jesse D. ftA'-TaxpajM k ïtsSoeily íold Mr. develops- .. George Zopte^ ■ and' two Baugh*' Sydè'-bhat -d^^IocRtion- - wsuM-’-be: policy, designed to give maxi­ tìltelEÌSt^f'V'IWb ' at 9 t 'l'appàn ters, Mrs. Benjamin -_PuccjaneUo mum coverage on private Avenue,. recently w a 3 graduated good -for a swlawdinigi.Bstóíiwhisih: and ■ Mrs. - Vincent," ,Tedahno, all MICHAEL LEPOND Belieyilîe ''deistt’f 'have. -He gave passenger cars owned by an 1 IrSOT the iinaman. course at : ths Golden o f ! BeFlevilla; two sisters, Mrs Ideal Vacation For Boys individual or husband and Araóy’s . ¡feuthefistern S i g n a 1 Mr.:'itÿ0 ;:t!|e'*ri^B.tJ& ctl: Flank’ F.antacone of Belleville RETURNS HOME wife, was announced by this Softool .Fort'' Gordon, Ga. ote. wlinfitefrm, white the- latter and Mis Paul Casale o f , Phila­ fifsised to. do. .... Bloomfield Lad Released WHITE BIRCH ATHLETIC DAY CAJAP Tne eight-week course trained lars into »..white elephant?” * delphia!- two brothers* Nicholas MaeMillian to construct and m&in- - ■ .G&miSfiissKonerr-Gmtt'h' statedrfhat and Gerald Zoppfifi -Both -in- Italy, From C-oiumbus Hospital ' fOakland, N, J.) jffers 44 extra-protection ■ tain- .both open" -and lead covered and 11 gfandchildrea. 'Star FbatUJ®®.’ I t provides we should', “let eopiethkig■ come. .M ichael LePoncl^ IS, o f 395 field communication wiraa.'‘.,:andL - —The- funef-at- .waa--held, July - l-B- A p hysical developiiicint d a y .Mmp.' fo r hoys .frottl ... the JbxDadesL.coverage ever ! cables. He entered the Army last Lem Flying from the Stanton Funeral plom'e,- # *ts e$ tB *' ~ ikv"e»ueir^^>omr:’ 7 to-12 -ted ttsiv«^ ^ . specialize in- bo4y building offered by State Farm, in­ of always-, driving., semé- 'thing cluding protection for rela- Februaiy and completed basic oul,” He said that we cpuld keeP in Nutley. A Solemn High Re­ field, who-was 'shot in the sports skills and handicîgtfts.. Expert swimtning training at Pott George G. jlé a fé, the costs "down by reiifing the quiem Mass was\offered 'in Holy head in.-lBellevine June, 1, re­ instruction. Campers m ay register for two week Md. aAedUled service jn teáL out o f .property..... Family- Church,* Nuftjy," Burial The ’^-year-olA'solidbr '"attend-' turned .home from Columbus periods.-.: Special season rates. Door Service. sSEeSboîo. ‘CbaîïneMal mâhes’-flÿ- Another landlord, Charles H: Was' in Holy Cross Cemetery, :ved- .Irvington Technical H ig h Hospital', Saturday. iiig in. and voiÿ of Newark, tjiey Roberts related thalj- the situation North, Arlington. . ■ • t ,’^hool. EuroU Now. p WRM toammsd, are A'eteed4 -cozis^yState' «rut- ter-'Sid.-^tete' A^ae -itoueinefis “ H e waited- th come 'hoipe, Mi.-radar in. the:;-Newark cofitroT A A ★ - 4‘eon’t ’ moot cxponscs e na carry, go we. let him?*', his mothefi- , ^ i r jO n fo rm a ticn Call K E 24743 ■— K B 3-2211 teyret te tt e -i*' also in .badie temi ■ing-: charges.” ...... M rs.” EtfifiirM rFennD ■ Ed w ardD,- N ewsom, .eon o f . Mr. íámlfetiíñr“'w iör,ffiä:':'pî^tfifteFî Mrm“#efiu apid--Monday-. aad Mrs. Homer B.' Newsom Of A, definite date for ‘the intro­ Camp O ffice 174 Midland, Avenue, Kearny, N.J. , ; . pilot fails to keep the The. youth had- been listed in fair Mount Plea^nt Averiue,- duction of the- ordinance was not condition., since suigeons removed H ou rs 7iO0 t o 9 :04) P.3VL O ffic e P h o n e H E 2-2561 »scheduled to ¿ompiete- - r ir a it , ^ sÌg?eit.>f j » “ . or strays disetosedv - • the biillet Jtm« '28. . ... ,... training-June 28, a tth e Marine fhe designated flight path he becomes a hazard to all .other e DePond was shot in ,the .Lake-, Coups Kteruit Depot, Parris Is­ eiders Social and Athletic Club, land, S. G, Pilots flying • in. the area and thA acütttrol tower, is 4ujcS;to fell; Francis bv one of t “ .Relatives ahd f rifijids of ihgny Kim,, in ns“ uncertain; terms; -pf: i entered ' of the new. Marine^ w ilt he on hM'-firrpr -an,dAtp -order hlm> back I fired, - thi band to witnessthe graduation for many a moon, now with her to his,, assigned el-evation and vivacious participatioh in high eBrepionies. - route'!, a. representatiVe-Of East- < The 12-we4k .training schedule school activitlea àfi'' wéll as with includes drill-, bayofiet • training, ern Airlines told The Sun. j. her .intense devotion .to her pro- physical ''Cenditjpnlngi-parady®^, YessionaLteasfiion. A IE You Use Gummy Ingredients In Your ceremonies, and“'¿other military' . The young; .lady ¡ who candidly subjects. Parochial state* ; her. pMition as “I want- to Vaporizer That Gum And Clog Try Three weeks are japent ¡on the. hd - a great peïfoim ei,. not a. great rifle*- range .where (tecfutts1 fire Wfigerf '4s- -'-fi|il3te9ig thO'tep-of'thlfplstto-rdfi^fer:''She's tlie. M -f. rifle and receive 'ih'struc- ■’ Thè Jersey City architectural .... tljiirt-iB baaic-Marina.infantry wea­ temè a loftg w ay‘ fimte:: tte':- sirigei' KAYMIST Homemakers fism.c-f Will&m Neumann & Sens, Ttey -said -tocher “ YoG pons. which * built the 1064 schoPl wing, Kaymist .Provides Medicating Relief Thisw recruit training prepares ¿tst keep singing that way, Honey, young lieathernecks f o r further if you . sell To Stuffy Nasal Passages,' Y et 1,000 resords.’.’ . specialiaed infantry training at Mary's Allow Your Delicate Meelmlhism To CaAip.Lejenne, 'N. C : i m-Ellls.-Bmfit ha eatijng Jhis .words; Need Savings Too ; .antei*. :K' '-mlMaMi *laibhlfi- "M l ”î6r- Remain Clear. tesdaMliftem.- gOt.îier dict-kin, stetead watching Available At All Local Drag Stores * Marine Pvt. Edward Deceppli, The Lyceum buH-ding; located her -b’s and p’s,- ana-lost all, un­ sen of Mr. and Mrs.. CBffiiìf.è De- tp'.tha refir- pi St. Mary’s convent, professional' Wnfdoirf ~ cjjgóh of " 1T1-"H3:^Heclcel ' Street is''a' pkrisb -landmark, datmg—fco -Sktiig- pfift'lh .a SUMHfii1 pVAcJilse training cruise -f o r midshipmen teted Across St,'-Mary’s 'Place in aboai-d the batttéfibip 'ÙSS Iowa. the struptuns * now housing the Kimbta of -■ Columbus. “ Cruise. Alfa” , the first of three annual summer training cruieefi - -ira#--Iiyeeu«ij^-ba®^as^ameetiBg- for midshipmen of. thè Naval Aoa- hal! for the parish, be'cdme the demy and Reserve Officer Ti'ain'- ’first. school.in. : 19:21 with • only Ing UhlÌB, began on Jttne i8, when .83 pupils - ..enroll ell' t e d when the Iowa departed from Norfolk. school expansion became a prob­ lem, 'the Building was raiss» o»| : During the cruise nddshipmen jacks and a new ground floor was will .be indoctrinated in pnactie&l msfirtedi -At onethmepths -strncturs factors of-shipboard life, includirto phlpAlhte eight clfissroote* ■ ' navigation, and- ' engineering,. y.nq '-‘cttmaxKt 'hy "mfiii it: The new five-room unit, which ■ Guantanamo Ba-jf, Cufcgi '■ A ; will, contain *?o.ur classrooms ajid amheetmg' jidom, will be - built tit ; ' Thetlowa 'expects njo visit Rio the rear of-the school property, De Janièro, Braail, and Port-Au- appended' to the Lafayette Place . Spain,Llrinidad, -before-her- sche­ wing, Erc^M6nJ"teJi h X m a ^ for duled- return to Norfolk on August an entrance to’ Hie ’ parking lot 8.„ Home management is really, in a way^ “ big business’’, f r o « Da-fayette Place. involving- executive ability; imaginationt rliveTsiffed talents and A ' k ' k - - -Msgr; -.'Qaihfina'-aaid'that aMhoagh financial acumen. Fort . George G. Meade, Md-, 'StiKjiary’a'idjcp'ecifeban ensollment | 4f , nearly -1,800 in' September; the- June 28, Carl E. Denzler son- oi The systematic saving of part of my housekeeping aiiot- Mr; and Mrs. Arthur.H. Denzler, sdiool id at capacity and no new ^'T"."BèlK5?SIfr" StrSSt, arW^ffl’ ’. heie fw4mek*d8-4H^- available, until the • »font., hasjppfiflt rcplp^cments jfhen needed,- funds available foi- -fhffi week1, to participate in’ thè Jjtegiis buite ®h«- fs te rfsida the unexpected bargain.-’ ’’ Sdfcond' U S . Army ROTC summer ir. .thiei Lyceum -building .will be encampment. used-' a'iid,1 .ipie demolition, of that I find saving regularly in the Peppies National Bank and . A t ROTC summer camp, the iittijghia be undertake ,unfi; fin , equivalent. number ¡of Tru st Company convenient 'and pleasant. On a rainy day I can cadets, representing 88 colleges bank by mail. M y money works fo r rite through interest, and, rand univei liuiesl Wnl act as .pla- t: toon -leaders^ company and -diàttfi- when needed, it is quickly availabble. , p.e necessary to -dbujsle tbfi first» lion commanders, issue orders and sefepijd ana fifth gradefi of supervise., other cadets. Their tfi- Holy Family: Parochial School jit ■ Li-oductlcn to'Arm y Ilfs for their SePtomber. as wall as separate first -#oar:-weeks •«dfr-wensigb-‘--of meriting- and a it^S tenn a lfld ay' living in bart8clM(^BsórbihSAdaiÌy kindergarten classes, to handle the training instruction and umiergo- anticisated record" enrollment o f ing the same type of discipline common to Regular; Army sqldiata. -i- If the delay in delivery of. metal Two-weeks of tJ&ir :t^Jnffiié*-will rS&djsa.. prevents the . completion be spent under field conditions at o f the new eight room addi^on. * ,oitnip''-:ifc11." |jsef?tf at f f i r S r o T & e p s l t 1 ehced gi'oup of MS Officers and sollpoli for the opening of class in i 146 nòhtoonmti^iafted piHieeri,pffli •SfipwWfrKiigT.' THLiica said the" . train and guide the oadet» du»- doable classes will be creapod any­ 1 | w their summer epoampment.' how, find will meat provisionally Jp. Denaler is presently - a student .tji'e - ■;. gymnfisium-aiSiitOrigm.’ AS at Da#yrtto-.-Still«gér'Ìiast?av-B:a. ¡Sgia.es rooms "become ‘d^Sfible iii

unit of the W9th A A Battalion. Quard Unit ’Field T railing is/ not all- work FROM THE GAffDEN STATE fiwmming; fip ps ;,-to' the Tb'diisa¿d , for 'Oswego., Midnisfit of tte. ABfh Islaigg, and- trips to Canada - Oh, happy day! It ’fi sweatv ; •' • > ‘ ' a h d Monday, July 22, will find the 50. .en!i8tte meu. The Battery’s ac­ tual strength is ■ S.7 enlisted' mep, from.the Garden State .farmer t$ yter ;|avdritfi'^rpeeccv Battery all set.pp and.^ryig. their chain store dr superm arket,. gims. A Battal^h pfflicy vmjll^afc FO -of whim are or will' -le; -œh- èfiègoing six œodths A-ctiye’-Duiy i p thust company 5 the A A Firing Range is to fire N,ete Jersey 'Bweet'cern bfflffl6t“bs": fiufpafi|edr It ’s 'ning .end«: the Reserve A the first , gun -TOFiSttlj? j^ a itfo e i And it’s 'nutritious, lfifidmuitfi-iall» the 237'WASHINGTON AVENUE . ^^durs-^eaeltemQrtei-ir-fraerebyi-es-- preflotre "SiigarB "TEre’-'pfesBrveti," tablishing a. Battalian tima -cloc-k - ddivery^rfrmn»^the- f p A to you?/table. . 'from which all personnel can ;syn- tag,» »willfyeteriivtqjBattery c'rnoizfi their tlmSpluces. B. acdte^il two hours pe; week When*-buying fru its ap'd -vegetables;. ask-teaman t For many men of Battery B, ■fit fte.balaspe of ttisuB 6 % year ijnilitlry omigatioii. “ Jersey?” Hfilp yourself to the riches .oif^.s;'iiiarden it will 'ha .th-ajr, .first taste nf State.- ..; Army life: for most mst‘ anftther , 'f t Jifis just bete,, finnpajififid ; by liJi’lela Training tour.'Field. Train- Heacletaarters 109th A A A Batta­ fork in g for Customer* lAing gives a unit and' Hfe mPni.- S S J s a chance to put into effect lion at, Newark, teat the Battery PUBLIC(M)S'EHVICE dût And b M ìn g Qtttotoder of B Battery, Belle- PUBLIC SERVANT' SmHpthas training Absorbed during * OF THE GARDEN STATE ¿_the weekly drills at hoj^e .gtyMte.: ville, 1st- Lieutenant Aftlfetó' "j. A ' busy .se-heciuie hailteh»sSbr ip Bivifibi, has. b e® " pibpS$d’rtO‘ » y the 254th A A A GroU®f-patent I .Camfigif Editorial ■ FRIDAY, JULY 12, 195t* SellerineK rau Mmes

other -at tire end of | 1 | |' .Sfigfj most influential families' of the7* (EN k h k l l -k v i l l r t i m e & n e w s Ft ance’s Qrip On The Heart Of Africa .T'rehohifypty, .0oast. butiWAS. edp^, 4o»iane*%ave'Galied 'him the ‘ Eiseiiliowi t|U )V K im SlN G , NE W'S AND BUSINESS OFFICE O ne Main’s O pinion m M H jI’ France where no ' success* H p S2H WASHINGTON AVENUE 'llW'sU” . -io'Ru’^ian^,¡le.is tlfe the famous ¡feolfc; Normale. fit of jtiifgk by* his k^yics- i Ä L r H E. HEÍN2EN, EDITOR im * PUBLISHER French Claim On Algeria,-.Based On Conquest A . M dical doctor.' by profferì -lories '4— the defeat—fif © tier In 1830,, Is Stronger Than Our Claim On sion,. ."hp entered pollfios verj? of- MteecoWf in Decemberj. YSd:!, anc^-^md Alaska, Bought From Russians early, it is M. Houphouet-8oigny,' , So- to the Wild a man of considerable personal Back ■ ¡M ttifie • of jBettin,. in iBlirifaV,, cliaffn afld 'jpotitirel . skill.',, Who Tilow pseptfe t M s road, - V ' rpfaMde@" ^ ^ p la iw e r' eyaiu‘^ ® ^ k S H ^ helped , the, French “ pUrge^ the., By Ralph Eric Heinzeh Afrl|&R Democratic .Rally; of (Jfflns* jg ífé & T ‘I p t f Slllfeby’s r^le-fn Woirjd W ar If i th< 'y mumst influence; , ;"v B R fifigh where motel and rusfcjof motor woldiu ‘’fTo'notone m ln t d®f,i0ie "United f e ’ i 1 T h e r^ -i'^ g p ë ï i  f _ jehed eat p or chtonahfi Mv .HoUphouet-Boighy ;tvants'; B j R , _4, jCeud- itions owe !■’ greater! dfbt^ th&ft to ite a lia l sense to\’%&1.OT;lj'¡of^ ifip ep e^ e fip ^ '-för AJä^kg-,, '"N o t; And France tKo.chan.ce'.of Africa,” ' gwjagliasí earvgft b y ijigpittafo.g* joqfc fa ■ refit 'as fauch Efiehepeot-' Qfi eofi^Toecauif Russia d™ ssll he said in " a. 'recepiispiceli.. -Sfa ' ” T l,e «W spnffl ' frjeneliMPi^ietween '"|hw: us Afask^'-for fob"ii)K®ciwr— " ?—Receiving Ohara's- "new- ' pre­ mier Kwame Nkrumah,. last' April, : y I longing f ¡p *tbe acrttMtoj- singing p u p two' •gen§Mh^|&uited ' jk k': exchange ^  t é Dtilies pfiofiipl to pojpfaou-t that, the French Africa®1 chief 'le ft ho' ® f hedge'. where thorn and.J he iw „ S&ifc of letters' earlier in -the- posb-Stalin “Afefafi’a is a Fnhfifihtiiiternal ^bb|gm. ^ just as it wmfid; doubt that he disapproved . the be äh"A  e fîB l^ r în t^ h à l^ Q b te i f sétíliig Ice» GOld. Coast’s , rapid rise "to stale* .bht to data there has Sign-■tliatl.llSe’ bQxSs-iD^hfi-iAÿÂsfis we wehe Md bÿ-the rest o f the w orld hosdr OTVitlw pine and -elm, not yet' by^spned friendship, has i -had ■ fe ftiy e |4|íifiñst . »»He stated a* ppliej/. which’'7I|fe*’ "defiled,| hX f • | ;.,ta-hcess. w fp p }y^lting ¡fills fleets the , thinking of rigny rial ■Algëria.i: haSj jbfiéfi' ' :Fr efich,- k— »tiyé leaders in die vast. iEreiicii; ■'^1-gtl' ^hpkov - indicated-.vthat' --th e: friendship áÉgflB M ^iA»F¿ láSiR! W én 'refu rn et-tí"TSJacTs lüWFEtted Colonial territories balTW..t h A .fhad cbolfjd somewhat, at Ichst since ithe Hun­ cept. its mcsqhss.. The great cities Sahara: “ V/e thinkW e shall try ; 7.- c b «ÍG o an expetiment BOpiewhAt‘differeht garian revolt. '' àtrìifigeiy enough of a very and seaports, , Algiers,--.¿dMian* ¿I shall, ¡where wildwood things expect fid ufi®Dfarfiatie "'isSidénl • when ífíSI ánd Ólj-an are all of French' from yours. . Opr goal is C ii 1 • T o ■ be on the safe side,- w ev'sK liflt^W I deVelPpmOnt 'and repreSant a cen* 37 : ti I the Arab ruler, Dey Hussein, Frhncg-Àirican- riStìmunity ’bab|d- .'tury^idfi .effort, rind investnfent on gjmj lgauaj[it1gr.apd fraternity.’’ ' I ifjSven glimpse a pheasant flame across the our . tifa^;under7^'d h eb ry ■ èiappeS;:.thfi / tbs' 'paüt¿: O fi France. .good fo r 'JChrUshchev . bad ‘ fo^_us?. I f ‘bSM Qh UScfflsCffi Bevala wlthi Why ’ France should withdraw Franca », vasF empirà in Africa, which ha» been promised a H j ^ a l y degree oF aarlyf-ìoca! self-government under the "‘Loi Cadre”, ia Molotov and Malenkov are as bad asfthrusH- a fly-sWafleri k óoWi'ítfter having cóntiuéred-the lifi g p f siinset, valleys veiling in the charm - country' by arms after a three- pictured on the map above. Only Algeria has resorted to arms to win PAHKSIDGE i.ÓÍ " iftaiive; and when the, -silvery . npfes. chev paints them to have "beep, then we : Alaska been our terri­ year naval blockade and after total independence.' • tory for, only ,90 years, hav­ having spent o'he |arid a quarter • FLOOR WAXJNG SERVICE NMfe'.retire, would be better off having absolutely noth­ Janilbralj’. Service ,. ing beeff'soii' hy the Russian centuries in ;its: development, Sen­ ing to do w ith. Soviet Russia. -And- if it is ator Kennedy-did not say, Lieut. Rug Cleaning ^ ís .W stillness, by the song of tranquil. Czag to the Uniteci States by .’Outstanding among : them' is Maunoury and .a leader of thè merely another case where the kettle Mils, Colonel President -Nasser,- of a Afrie.an;;Dèihi>eratio Rally, Freilch 1084- BROAD ST. Clifton, N. J. r ti^aty" rfl&fertft ‘29r1^07. Egypt, filled dn the g^p. He- is the pot black, .ive should stand well off. Minister of State in, thè Cabinet Africa’s largest politicai party, PHIL LAMOTrA, "Pfi , Suzímne Gayne Until .that'-tifile, ineìfleiitiy, ■ jt tte ' aych'íidvócftté A jf : AigeriaB of F r e n c b Premier Bourges- He is a tnember of one of thè . A ' didtatbrsldp in’ the (¡hides of & bloody; has 'bh@n. .kr,swn at -“Russian independence and s h o u t s the loudest “ Algeria for tire Arabs” . ..purge Canndl no trusted to keep its word America” , and that is what it .still : is called on- many chau­ They are unmistakable signs | R.E.H that France’s grip on Other parts p The. Soviet Shenanigans vinist Soviefa school" geogra- of its vast... African territories- phy maps. south, o f ‘ the . Sahara Desert is ||Î|ffjî oui book,'the purging of Molotov, '. Arabs Are Squatters weakening. "Jpalenkov, Shapjlovj Kaganovich ■ and. other > Ten.Acres Or Nothing Senator Kennedy' would be hard •Trouble» In Africa Épsgèr^eds - fronr’ their high- posts in the (""OTre" irrdícatiotr reláté| ■ to the The -Essex County Park Commission put to prove That ^Algeria, ever Sidfamunist ' Party and - the government of_ did beiOJig. to, the Arabs who now. fajnous__“ Loi Cadre,” the new | finally decided "to "offer to rem vest S "Nut- claim It. « The^1 are comparative Constitution for French Africa | potiet'Russia, doeSifiot, oif.ii8èlf, strengthen late-cómèrs, usurpers of the desert rwhieh- -t h e'. -French*-; Fárliameni ley and Belleville the money, it* receives |8&ace. It; would -be "wroog-to. Intffiprai'iËieT, •which "did belong; beforeAhem, to kotjüd' .last t February. ' It; granted DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS 'froytKe"State tKe"fBer5'em wTio~ 'still 'roam -'iv, 'gMfidgFab'Te''~^thoHfy~'Tbr "Iocairi ^Ippenirxga ifil-any .vomaaSr- .. ------»— selííSpvJÍHi^i^iftSfiv-th^v.-hativeJ the'HirafisfeF o f ? Kèi"'^gRt7li5réB"'of~'the fc ^ si'a n internal. polüBciTof' the struggle of In-fact, the name Algeria does fpiboiilation,-.- but reserved control, Passaic riverbank- park --wtóch-4s- -to héeeiiie •dptappear anywher-eu ntd-the-Afith n vA^ T^areign- affairs,-esrterna1 -Jilin ia S. Khrushchev and Marshal Geo,r© ’K;. -~ 1 internal security -fori French I the path of a new six-lane freeway.'“ But' Oéhtupry when Turkish rule was fæmikoy to. hold, beiwjeen them, control of established, in the central part of FOR NEW JERSEY SAVERS there^s a s t r i n g s it hjas to, b e . ten acres Russian domestic and external - affairs, of 'the BaVbary Coast, called MoghrèbJ Today, however,- it appears or nothing. The Turks proclaim it to) be the- that- the Africans1 in the' French land and factpry production, of the party. ‘regency of Algers” , the first time colonies will walk .the .road to­ Snd the press and of the Presidium and the Poor Nutley-' with only a few bolidi 0g the name was ever used. ward complete independence and lots ©pen., scattered here and there, could ~ From the most aneient times, sovereignty --much . more rapidh jS^jptaiSMst central committee. ' .hé Barbary Coast has beep a m at­ that "the authors of the new D riv e Carefully And not raise the ten acres Without tearing ing pot of Eediterranean and A f ­ colonial j charter- ' efver • expected ■Kiïjnddubtedly, we will hear thé avojkîL something down. So we are“ not going to rican races." Anthropologists edn- In fact, a -struggle for. the sue ®|eace” spoken ,alien - during-, -thé’ Tweaks téndi that the real native pop'ula- cession o f the French administra Save Lives get another new- panic- to' repìace the lost ;|on is of Hamitlc strain wluci Kad lp # ,d . '..With Russians, eVei*, w e should Judge t’ion -is1 already; on .between Afri* riverbanki- l*s p fig g fa' the heaarl of Africa cab leaders and ; political..^groups.-. fhém by' their aetidhs and hoi t|ieir (words. ~ and has no blood ties, whatsoever, ■ f t is hard to understand where tbs' Wt®Ttìle Aiabs,!:’ •;r - -African Impatience ■ with the DRIVE TO THE HOWARD STp service to peace is a cheàp and a poor progress o f political and econem-- • T h è , first. Arab, invasion, from •County board/found its ' rUling o f “ fan acres ic" 'ref orms'-was expresg&i}: i;efie'nt. mbgtijtute fofripeace. itself, ■ the ¿Efrw took piace ■ in the 7th •pnnothing” . A nark sfco&lfT Itfekkured; IF by Mamedw - Sia, ' AND SAVE CONVENIENTLY Centauw, destroying what remained deni .of »D o u b tle s s , there is much good in the re- of the Rbman. civilizationL The] in acres. It should be measured'by th's way Assaptbly. He urged the JFrefiof1 ®¡rival from dontrol- of such Gomfauhists as nMt Arab invasion in the 11th and it meets the-needs of a community, whether, iM i. Centuries destroyed what lit­ not to» meddle wjtth the internal, ifcàptov and -Kagànoyiçly bdtn “ old Bol- tle was left' of Berber culture and affairs of. his realm and to sei its scope be one acre br a thousand. up pn elected federal executive S w ik s ". We must not forget ¡that it w a s , drove those tribes into the desm-* The two towns should .pool their inter? |whqre- 'they "still roam with their, at the eariiedt possible Inbmeht. jfiiplotov who, with" Stalin, •••-■fiègôfâaèeçHtfee'- herdythelr homes being black] fists and demand of the. County board that ■ bUi'ing the/ first meetings of sell-out of the West in the secret fiegotia- tefitF' which 'they carry on the fhettefritorial- couheHs; cbmpoaed it acquire 'and preserve the riverbanks along baeks. .of,. their.’ . camels • as;7.they ofTeiedted African represSntativeF, ®on, in Moscow, in August, 1339, o f the keep, moving io., a 'cyele_of. green J the T h ird River from JofMèfaofl^ StMetfaftf and-, appointed-.French officials « rEéement with Sibbentropr-Deiing ift H it­ spots following the, rains. the African' ehiefs male it quit- B eh ei^elfte R ^ m s e n Street-rflvTsiatl^^^tfe^ ter *b name, for the1 partition of Poland açd ™ = e i i i r t o W i f ■ : lented - the in the fore'it'd s< >to bhe Editor, The Times-News A Siatiihieni -Oi Policy of our* proud Republic. It is. a was possible ajt Timgad to-, scrape between the cobblestones Of -®e DAY OF DEPOSIT mi’Ai a, recident of Lake Street day__sel. ppart to, hPPOf TOSli The Thhes-Ncwi regrets whose dedlcatihh to the. coppept market place and still find . Ro­ »wwjsh 7to take 'librae- w W rk man coins. .;7 W|f»r--Qi -ike^..latteJi-.condemnmg- tho. publication ip these col* of independence fi om the ‘oppres­ sion ,of ty^annl'CKl ”" misrule 4 laid From '/Rijs.' bwH’^bhseWat'ion^fa’T Compounded’ thc |athletic clubs in the Silvei w oBk i oT aletfe r Bika section of Belleville. "Where which viol a tod tKi» principles the cornerstone 'fo r . thp birtjy of w. nothing, anywhere iA •Al­ NRe can the people of this ' sec7 of Bitt opittit forum, i* a new, noble Idea 'hhd‘ exiterH geria',« that the Ai'aibs had ettn- ■fio-rri go, sittce ,xVe have, no ’ ree : ¿x«ctly what a newspaper Stribut'ed .’to the. cip.turo .or. tìie QUARTERLY letter oolumn Is intehSed to 'Jiation fácilities whatsoevert ... . On AH Balanees Of $10 to $25,000 S h e incident that took placr « r it ir i ..1 -was'-.a'r - »Jfldixistusl and. Corporate Accounts.... yBftfoitunat* \oh r f*rr>ntlale ^ e n fevet and | »w b e r of the club was hurt fiction, without accusing or jB-was caused by any :rhem* dfefendiftg,' The Times-News In addition to regular savings accounts, the Club, but*“it w.o.3 ti: regrets that it was a party ¡II our helpful modern services include W k ° f f“ two- -strangers- who--lafcei*- to the^ publication• ’6f: tb*r un­ a a K U \a a Jpu. fair insiriuatidns and half- ■ « ■ jm m u M w BJi . m & m r ^ \r m Vacation Glub Accounts . . . -Banking- SBlwitrat all the members, of truths contained in the leVer- -By Mail Mortgage-Loans .. ."TrUst ' A e S llk e Siders .Club,live in the tU(f Times-News ,, roiter-^ A ronrORATIOIM JA^II S SAMMAIMO. V v v s . DeRartinent "Services ., , Safe Deposit g ^ ie r Lake section, of Belleville,,. atos'^its basH principle that Rnyns . Sm/inn* tynnay Qrrlgrt 2nd ■ - resent ,»*101? 'e«in»< no letter WTT1 bb acco^ted” by a writer who lacks the for publication which does New and Used Building Materials ... Travelers Checks... and Other fi­ Jpujiiage to sign ltis or her name. not bear the signature and nancial aids. 'MWC Oi us are married men address, of Author, even H JB families, and vyork for a though the wi^^.^r ¿.booses to • USED • Mein Office use a synonym. | The parkinpr sititation, although N^iettir will be AOtepted MASONS’ BIJ LQiNi) MATERIALS , SAND .jSidfc- is of questionable nature, for piibUcatlbft wlrioh does R'-Il^ny cars are parked - here not conform to tbfe funda- °Limibev •Floormg •Sheathing feijon'.t .belong here, due-, to mental >>0aer.- •Roofing *Boilers •Radiators s m ke K|y ehtirth ■ , MATERIALS CEMENT cy and dignity,! ^rruth, and. •Plumbing *1 Beams •Doors HUpSa "Lake. siders have d on e reap-eirt Far Ike i-igAts and ■»| ln g to help financially biliisFi of olher*.! •§ash •Angle Iron •Windotv'S |enl 1 •;. the yiung-Svar ______H.- LUMBER BRICK “ •■GfiisIr-lTTOi. S-oik P ipe ~ HOWARD SAVINGS riAll Ma*-erial Salragvid Fptun Our ELs-as injured In the (Qjgftg ittg R ^m É f. Thtrtfs -far from th- Wrecking Cporatiorts Ej ».e a -line gi oup of very trulli'; 'Bellavilie has a fine Felice. HARDWARE OPEN DAILY 7 * S—SATURDAY 7 - 3si0 PLASTER — ii»i ir.or.. While the place has, B^|ÿ@$8'tri'bhri:"te<îSr" »re- dermr CLOSED SUNDAYS’ institution e'nce ten days,; tn'>; ftf'.ièhAoìtìì, ' and ; Gotnifiiaeiònek . -J^ew. Jaa»y,s!larg»tf S^'ingi Bgnk - ¡fi'ce -Save -.done—-a- --g^b4~~.vjoh ialSvair.' ''Sttkldi' he ■ oommenûsd hpe iis ¡svestigating was go* /orihavWgi his men ’ 'check several WKI<:< KK1\<* lO IN TR A lTO Ih Main Office^768 Broad Street, Newark 1, N e w Jersey fe/on,’ and- R Was reopesad -Is-; spots; ttebkRhottt the city at every BBfe'the club '.was kiyen ..a jelean- 500 Passaic Ave. HUmboidta-iaoo East Newark, N. J. Member radaraf u^pcsll Insurance Corporation . E . o I «¡Mflth, Albert dagiicelii ^il--ea^®t.':hn'3er8tand.. where. the 75 Lake Street 1857.195*7 GiNE iHUNDREOTH ANNIVERSARY »YEAR writer of the letter gets ra^jixlea 4 tt ihs 'Jiglcs axe bw felDAY, JUT.Y 12, 1957 THE BELLEVILLE TIMES-NEWS PA G E F IV E Barbone-Mosca Pò$t 7’s Soho Hawks SPORTSMANSHIP PREVAILS ON 4TH YoungjUers Demonstrate Fine Sporting Character • There iyere; a coilpl« of ex­ amples of linA^poitsmariahip SPOTLIGHT at- last' week's Tndepepdeiiee Day eelebrattori thati axe real- ly^ worthy of special ipshtioa. CONVINCED ~~ A-tr^hp“ -beg’i'rmi-p,gw-of— FieJjJ- pay.- Events-, Lucille «n SP RTS &aBavOff^e ,pete»1,-she' .;-e35plii&iSdi’#h,at ■ ese; JfiUa w & ilse ve fa l.:.eTMn;s last ye a r apd- the small- I. Sc< ïûany'tin&es ■We have u rg e d p a re n ts and'other it « 1 » faiiv that year ¿Its boys'’lh&§e|inH jjÿcrgîjiïtïis, organized pha sbQyid help, outv instead, ajtd* ;PM--did,-al fine th the" 'idea- o f w fid p in g th e 1 yMngstars faito good la th e b o ysTl-yard daEfc;,-George îzens r&iih^-’tlign into marvels as MissBall playersi And; MacKaehewi and Charles; and "Others, is EtdiHw teftwr- -eapferr-wi-ffitihg—tifafe aeaw,' abid theft, ‘ e4?h . wfaniBg " awtoesèful. .w.ouhd/i up \ W - ^hi|yah t’-'ah^hiBg. .you- rnufri ne -prepared; ; id- pay in ,4 - dead fie .'for ‘j^gd1 “pia^e ft* car field is way-iph^ aadtfeé-Fr -li- 'you-' - want -teiç||M'lîtler- 8 5 • 'finals!.' There..was st^ffighy.yijfer- The; ijoya fai-' reniis-dolmcjufacy, you must be ready to make Some _ef- m w ateiy *“ agreed ■ "bstween them^ feÆov^ird. thât goal. Æhs’ Mother fellow” ju it can’t. dh’.Jt; ee}v«i' trdphy.-' Because oi r roofrt^^ari-. shin, ’ .CpsMnissi^i» 'a u ^ o r- -W-è; Yno\V o f no-better Way-to keep-a boy’s ..interest. t-''du#i®a'tin-g-'- the - trophy -so a'tmïtforpï iirwhjefa-tgT-Bky-.-pg&vkls-him- .-.•.u*-.— iii9feîcfeagd'- Kw e e is ld r iSharles-faiiclteMe-whoJBsthJiejQaa, p i’/âttpçrvisiori and trained -¿oaches who will show' him BùiêKAnderson - fCáptótnÍeÍMmS Monica»- .Anthoinyi B!àmpAÌnè|ì.ò Lambo, Jr. will receive a ¿upikate ,'&s sddh- your limit? I'. pnmsr way -to^play baseball or any other sport. The as it can’ '»ipfetkiiied.-: '■ in rs p n t, and the competitive spirit, keep interest alive, ' Rear row 1'eÄ to right; Commander of th&,:Fo^:-Ä ® SIäs' Retold; Jitmes"l3ampanel'la, [b kids simply go nuts about organized sports. They’ll Raymond Anderson, Dennis Farese, John De.Fajÿjfo, -Sergeant pave „tij-Mmselves t o ‘stay eligible to play. ■"’■ ' : at Arms. Ifflssing fïwçî the'plftvti/e are. Thomas Martino and Daniel Válese who were ; - Ini-Belle ville- -we -have quite .a few -uniformed bàsehall -not available at the time o f the^ßhöto. pîis.: That’s not1 counting several hundred young boys in James Hawkins Assigned I niijhor^ol- farm leagues. Barbone'. Mosco Post -No, . 7, T o Atom T e s t Site i p .MAD THIS '<1==^ | In i Belleville we have a population approohing 96,QUO. Italian - American W o r l d < War |à:hèw many people do.you see at a boys’ baseball game? New Local Qolf Champ Veterans o f the yh ité d . States, Inc., has sponsored a community STARTLING FACT if some games there are not $5 ' people, or one for each baseball team. ' Shirts, -hats, bate checks sales in the post exchange Qiisahd of ¿population in the area.- That'It not good sup- and bats, were .given to, the office ftt the Atomic Energy C.om- | i beam- by. the post.. -- mission’s .Nevada Test Site -near L a 's Vegas,-where he is taking | The uniforms and equipment are supplied fre e to the This team is a free j lancing one,- playing all teams not in a part in the 1967 summer nuclear 5 out of 10 Smaller Cars ya and, to the clubs. Business m en, and industries give league,. and .their record thus test series, Specialist ■ Hawkins, runiform s; far this years reads nine wins whose mother, M r s. Hattie S» Brown, lives at 2 Gortlandt Street, '■ N ext time you have any criticism for your community and only one loss. is..participating7 in aft; indoctrina» fo-eation program, or fo r anything done ;in connection • Any team wishing to play this tion program to familiarize mili- wear a Pontiac Price Tag th organized play. or ^p.Qrt^JstolLaild .r e t e t .hoÆ muejl team mav contact Butch Ander­ tai-y-peFSOnnelwith-the'effeetsóf son, team captain, at 99 Harri- p ÿ s v e given—in money, time,, though .or effo rt— to that atomic weapons. Hq .entered the âon Street Army in 1948. ThdF 27-ye&f-old grt, -and then gauge ypur remarks accordingly. .. sotider is a 1946 graduate of Belle­ -vet none gives you flnv ville High School. out-inVthe-morning-round, and_he chaked Peirdrfook all the-wayyfincU m g'_WweiIi ppe" i33\vn • when" the of Pontiac'S Advantages it.. Anthony’s & St. Peter’s first. 18 holes .were completed The- second 18 was close,- nfitil they went toTKe 8iPt hole,; where Jerry ’lace 2nd &. 3rd Respectively seer.ied faced *with an .insurmoun­ SnjfoySay table 2-fiole d eficit - -- Nigro Leads Lake Squad tol4-9 Trouncing Of - - On this difficult dogleg, his sec| ond shot’hit the. green but he was YOUR MONEY ACTUALLY BUYS Sacred Heart With A Homer-And A Double a long way o ff l from the pin. Le- ure .rapped in a tremendous 40- UP TO 8.9% MORE SOLID CAR ¡1:g t:A n th o n y ’s; Belleville,frmsh«d 4p ---saton#---place-;-® footer to get a hiriiie and a win, PER DOLLAR IN A PONTIAC! ll-round standings in the Essex County C YO ’s inter- and liis, hobmiiig four-wood^ftpm *; T he so-called “ low-price” cars fall far short o f cfe# fairway hit & par liv e 3?nd |diate‘ baseball league, Division II. ■ S t Anthony’s ad- Pontiac in actual, measurable car---and your hced to that spot last week with a 14-9 victory over in-two for a sure bird, and it-was an even match again. - Pontiac dealer has- dffifaftr -SpècificaItoiV;' coii}- ^red Heart, Vailsburg. Tt .stayed that way tq the 3B-ih parisons to prove ill No smaller car comes even fe St. Peter’s, Belleville, was idle in Division I but re* fe d ; when that' - wsS hatvedv the close to Pontiac’s rock-solid, cpnstruction . . , ihed its final .third-place standing despite the, three feoye moved tof tha-STth. from its rugged X-member frame through,every ises on its record. Both clubg.ll'w^l’--h^j |^ ffiug $ ¿»Mqk - ar.d. Lepre .wali«pssd-''driyes inch of its lisayy-dutÿ running,gear Pontiac is ____ AiU^ioaak'i'ltfinsipbf ,-pIa yp ff -oyesr ifidiBSMls, A ® extraJwle, muscle-;aS; thô way! This»»extra heft - «s e n s ■ i the f ir s t - h 'd if r/icBainpionsa®! fp-spife or ihetr weamness. Lepre I They’ll return to action; bn July :^a«gdd¿,his,. wodge iB’ foA iw * Pontiac holds the road like no smaller car 21 when second-round play, starts, bfee:lpih but Pem^rbbk was a apod you’ve ever driven . . . gives you a nde re­ The eventual'- second-round win­ 2f feet aWay vhth his second; '" ‘ markably free o f bounce, shake and fioise! Put m ners play off ..for the right to ‘ The .tension . was terrific as all the facta and figures to your own personal -Pemfeo61c~studied 5ii3- important mnot the first half champions for road test. Call your own shots and see how. II the county ’crown..',' putt and he finally jtroked it, but ... . but he told the ..truth, tha side-hill- position of the j>m Pontiac’s Preaiioft-Teuch Contra+rlptryou relax to " St.. Anthony’s really tore into when he spoke.- about the 7*.Service Paul CucfloV-former Our-Lady of nilde A tough and his putt^slid steering, .braking and parking ease out o f reach the ValleytWnier who was_pitels< satisfaation always given - o f the small jobs! mg for Sacred; Heart. - They scoi’ed at The Franklin Casino. Kingsley' W. 1 Lepre, back of the pin with a in every inning-'bat', the last, - cbl-' That’s no exaggeration. m e wife,.- Prh lectirtg -16 . hits. However, they downhill lie, hit his putt causiously WltH 4 TO 7 EXTRA INCHES OF 08 S ^ -g-urich;1 : 'TlfflTt’t' takrtte-teatl'mrtil-ihe-sijftfl- and it rollded gently to within 15 sted two weeks frame when they' tallied eight inches of the cup. WHEELBASE, PONTIAC |uhe? training J times for a 14-8 lead, That put the pressure on Pern- OUTCLASSES THE SMALLER CARS jhy Reserve Ch be ng tKomttack were', Tony brook* and although his shot was IN RIPE AND ROADABILITY! fig." Breckinfiito itli a homer and a dbuoi-. firm, the bail slid again to the ShaplfHn Hawtl ilese with a homer and1 right aipi^stopped inch«* from the Pontiac’s length is built in,—mot hung, on! - the Reserves, nd Pete Romano -with a hole'. Lepre quickly stepped up Smaller cars extend bumpers and- fenders’ to sm study and i Jerry Lepre Wing and propelled liis in' for tine win took bigj*but Pontiac doesn’t need camouflage and the title, ifeing. , Studies t—~ I ts manTgiged 122»in«h wheelbase Stogy of the . • The :new .champion, j ' Marine, FRANKLIN CASINO iPScter gukliuu Eorest Hill- Golf Title veteran o f World nar. II, livep with strides over the bumps instead of riding on Epiques, his-family at 251 Division Avenue. 33$ Franklin Avenue tfiem. 'ftüs extra length, plus a.-carload o f new Formerly associated with his fath­ 1 1 - * , ¥ ST. MARY’S WINS Belleville suspension ideas, results hi Pontiac’s exclusive Belleville Man Eliminates Last Year’s Champioh, er,- » contractor, in the building Level-Line Ride that nq car at any price can T. McCloskey, ji'M busìhéss, Lepre ’ is presently the P L m m S,. Ransom G. Arnold^ o i; a » i- ICYO LEAGUE Stuart Iliffe, To Get Into Final Round, proprietor ox a Newark liqubr surpass! Sample a~few miles— and. you’ll never _ remnlist in the small-car army agami ’ ; Iph '-Btreet,. reported.'^tb the Nutley Mu« Victor Over St. Then Gains Triumph On 37th Hole 3tore. fyal Ahr-StfrtiOjiU . Ckirpag;;Gfew»-; Sfex., Mav. 7, forlappi'oXlmately Michael’s TO-6, TtoJM first . Jerry Lepre, of Belleville,, turned In A brfljiant golf t'aix months of advanoed flight exhibition on July 4 to win the Class A dub champion­ 3 p. m. . Monday . Tuesday . Thursday NO CAR AT ANY PRICE H a lf % Third Place • Ihing. * ship at the Forest Hill Field Club. He defeated one of JULY 15-16-18 PERFORMS LIKE A PONTIAC .. a ^hi-le at Corpug- Ctolsth Nay*- the state’s outstanding tournament players, Hal Peiribrook, A R E N ’ T at McCloskey-wtH uwteigo night, St..Mary’s, Nutley, finished SMALLER CARS EVEN Ination ,in^.iument and naviga- [the first round o f play in the a new member at Forest H ill ’ but a * veteran tourney per­ IN THE RUNNING! ¡fi,'''tnWBW'ii(r,toth,"W “€hf«»* former ■ 'pliiying-daa^ Essex -emrnty C Y © V , junior ÏÎ ifT probT yW^ wonfi''''ÿcW"PiSBfIsrf desler Is i t S2F “Sentinel” and the Mar- baseball league;' with a 10*6 of Braidburn Country Club in Madison. ZEKE MANNERS T p B M “ Marinen” multi-engine loaded with it— pqint-bÿJpojnt engineering com- »r a ft.’ Half-way-thought train-- [victory over St.,; Michael’ s, The’ mateh was carried to the 3Tth hole, for after the AND H/S ROCK SILLIES IN PERSON parispns and on-the-record facts and figurés. 1 ji he will be 'commissioned an Newark, -to finish in third grueling battle in the hot an^ humid weather' over the N o smaller car is designed or built to come close - isign in the U . . S. Naval Re- place in the league standings. 86-hole route, the finalists were all even arid .had *to. play Ort Our Free to Pontiac’s eÿe-bpening response . ». . its irve apd designated a Naval Avi- Circus Lot—Four Acts 4 and 9 p. m. Daily- It was the second victory in sudden death and extra holes. L ■---■•__sA.------.1 ■ ' smooth, effortless mastery o f every driving a . row for St. M ary’s and .,. An all-Nutles final marked _the J Fröd Tiebors' Seals demand. Put the “facts on America’s Number le fo r e entering the-Naval Avia- ths-mlddle” Pe'mbrook, whose iron » ' Cadet Progranrjn April,-1956, vt. Lawrence U U nafriOi - Herman J, Kum, of '83 Tappan eliminating last year’s youthful Ip of Mrs. Carmela 1 Dnofrio Avenue, Was One of the eleven Miiimpion, Sjtuart Iliffe, Nutley col­ OCEANPORT, N. J. t etwtin Rfd Rank It Ltflf Rran< class, forkeaps! No, 8ó I supfervisousjof th| Iteaifott Mantf- legian," ' less thin 3 miles from Garden State Pky., Turnoff #108; fr the. late Mr. D'pnt jher o f' faeturing Corporation in Newark, MOW! If you won! tin ultimi iomy end aordinary performance, new alone A-Venue,, is a mi There was np deny jng Lepre’s bid _____lowest priced Pontiac models! il l. ññjT Signal Cpbt tir to re""wve awards reeently-. at t ' thiB time.-Time after time he. found Iri-Pewar Ccrharatlon It ovoli pletion of a training course in RACING NOW thru Aug. 7 it's Americans Rawest pewe ¡vely Pontiac's at so low fl test! t-ance., . ! labor measurement à -, - himself trailing the steady. ,fdown- i'O nofrio entered-■■■jAivny the 4n , j

English i". ? »rvice.. , L ö s t Times Classified Advertisements xmí tne.^aD.ov* oryiiianço,. De \imsnaga Mopdnj, 7:30 p.m. — Italian uïljeY Sec^'ôiis entitled, ’ Gfä^ähEAU ^«0- Sftïviiîgv; '-<1----- THE HENRY RIEPES SAVÍNGS FA^SBGOK’- vjfc«,: AND To Sell, Buy O r Trade Telephone PLymouth 9-3200 HpUöiFT ‘RiÈ0l!jèAtoN^.?' “ which . Sétí- Church Bulletin GUévtttt .Saaags.' é Loan A|S°- wán ‘Js^Vowai 'à»',) -M&ian U, -\iy rnuevt- Ads May B* taserted A t The Beil e rife - Irenes ®few*' Office dftti'ßiR® i 6‘3‘ “W ’àsitingtw, Avente, 50TH ANNIVERSAR .-'Jss 1 Washington Avenue, Or Cal .l. Bell evite, M. * J - please month at 6:30 n.m. K. Me V 'of Mr. a return to ®hf>ve 1 WÈË $ “Mrs, Heniy ’DA Rispe, Sr<, ■ £ PJD 3-320CKlip to 5 P.M. on ‘Wednesday GRACE BAPTIST : 'SUn|nÿ; litóos a. Ghufœ Rivfeg a party la W noif P( th Wurslnœperi®®:. i¿ $1,2S foi CripWeek; (2.5*) for Three Weeks; SAym G S A J - ‘ ß'Op^ ' r'-j'Pi, 1 89 Franklin Avenue par^^s’ ïOSt . wie^ing.-'itaniv for T«ueniy-ftve Words or Less BèWwfc Slangs '& Lean Asso- ¿Arák, 9, 1.9,. 11. and 12 nooja. The 11;U§ p.m.í^|Pr6tísatoocd chìM" èiatóo» a *4A8 »Washington A vI» t|4 h'clOck -mass i© a high nines sung Rev, Albert V. Law,on fan wii|ì be ::A^en.: «ake ®f ’in n i l W the children. Masses are also aü‘ähb-'®di:'.ä ^ t g ; < services. æ Thè . gólésn i celebrâîioii' ■ -y 4 sHeviue, allibai Supday, Sfis’/^îto, — Ghuseh take place íñ thè loca! V.F., m o a n ,t® sdááess, offered at -9’:0'5 and 10:05 in the school " auditorium. Benediction School. Chasses for all ages Sail.. - ; , Agriculture shhíÍ àij'tàé ^fí ' j SgitY through adwlf. Thfea'ljfili.-yd F o t S a lé - Real Matate ivAVINGS-PASSBOOK #4A3A9*. timended. o f . Lhe_Jdm>t..Bleased...Sacrament Mj s. Riepe is 'the former Ma] - YVGj& UM&cp exctLimang, «ndv- follows the ’ 11 o'clock man. âpata. - i * ^ » Ä | a w i fc P JT nös-.oi88J Ä A'^eime. ttsj&Uÿ Baptism at 2 p.m. — Mornjftg SundSy; -i litaiCutoSS». Gbyit scaping, topsail, screened 'and 'eifoses pelwtarNH)us8W-<”f4r «U ■' agnsi •ÿears Á ;b fhtai ■ Nttói, äö4Ä": Co. in ifeiir ôif Fawütét gfceet. ^Efe.,|à»Â rœi^felw; bwL . Mfeci Jg-, Worship service Ihi- new tiw,e |jany, S Brar.swjclc. unsfiJ-eenedL land fearing. A&SSpJ f$ ! V fi#, Tetepihone • IF^pwr.oaaih. 9* for the strsdee "S o eontin’Ue ~~ M pfning W orship.’. paving, flacstoixc and concréte V .The. -Bièpes' are longAlmè. re thronA* the ’fSikt Sunday in Sep­ sidewalks. A. Vocaturo, 46 Hertíb» M a t t r e s s e s BETHANY LUTHERAN deàés; o f’- Belleville 'j|M'^8hibi Pises,’ Hatley.’ *0*® TOTtlèY.-'S- Sunday—-Masses In the church tember'. 2tï J or al «mon M tm t ef-^bie Mcrntgomery .Prseçÿter: üN® FAMILY IfOCrgsr^st sta­ «feU^VIULE Ti^fi^ïS.’a.ïidiiÿ} geraiQjj -by ttie 747®, f / J ...... Í & ¿ t frTO, 9, 10, 11, and 12 noon. . Rey. T. Pointer Hen »on Church. ■ tion sf i BMlro}íe, ¿1 électif» G p í í t á l MATT'KÊSS MAKER’S; In the chapel at 9 and 11 15, pgstot, Rey, Afbeit Lawssti, «Sti- ■yffth“v?6ii'hS6) ■■ wap Tom ^ltAoiiïe ;.í beadh^g, íea- Sunday school .will folicw the will bé ;fl5Ea M ini >®î Chirist.” turixíg, . 9 o'tdhok children’s miss , . vMkMiniilta wdifes-Loi-d’s Su,p»fsi*; C a b in e t M akers áfiSlfc' -iínit, -fia*. .iSTattiçi wmÉtA »W l''BftrtPw-I?OTéi')rrf7í1.aá WES dRY METHODIST For aa Ideal Vacation , aeei ;tt> ' he appr-ecÂ-ted. itressek Box ffirihgS ín^áí tO «r , MONTGOMERY 5ABMIS T ■■ MALINO, Residental l^,gq’|.|.bly.',Brkclf ’ JS®' a)ç|5|iffiÈ*; 225 Washington Avenue Bight on y&yyi£i¿H de¿, RtpióvatMl; £yne ffay PRESBYTERIAN A1ic« Broep/k Nunn ;. .wodk. Ô K iëli'' ctal nets, m-rril- u p F #ffi ■“ TÄpiÄ'e^^'yS#«» Full 'llpevSi map®- furtutpre 8%" - Rev,‘ OtÉaeai A. -Hiwiar : Come To ttife í®p®Srt(ó¿ f i n i refisishttig. 638 MiU Street , r i ™ ; , FrapWin. Av^i. ?-q?ÖA. Sunday, 0;45 a.m, Sunday Allps: i^ÄhAk -IW lF1..' p f 17 Rev. Oliver W. Chapin 1 'Jjkrimìsl ' A Et’iS W o o d worklftjf éyenings ítritfl ‘ A, §,dídT!,Sn Sal^ni^ Classes In Ah departments Gsfiefo-•• AveMSds^Jpia su-^ièMf, THE SHAWMONT hÛOj, Belleville. 12-18 S\icda& a * — Men/s 8ibl^ froW ifeptsery age thnpugh senior Oce&n Grove, N. I ' Foster Mame RMg: • ’ - High" SBH55Î. • Furerai bervioea w er«. M t at . Better Gl**» 5*».hor,e' H. ■TF TTâQ a in. — Sunday school (2 .. 5 -.46 i-tn. r—Adult Bible Class g « TV-tKliiK TA;’. Irving .fc -S s t -Qiily A Fev.’ S'trti« Fripio B Q AEtM fü YltJM watîteiî lo-r O H B w n e r s year oM -BrihiuW ttipsugh h^b ■ defìvfeTéà' ï taught.hyrtas ■ ■ Funeral físiính,' £76 "WSshirigtÖ# J Hotel Veranda,» 1 i|' Adikidl) 2 •Avejiup, _ pit ' -Friday , 'afternoon. Jo The Roll In-S Wavffee fflÉVÏZ FW6L O lík-m B ’ospeet - I W w i . — ^yîîa%, h i W Or- Carpenters & Builders «Sols. f:0^|er. p rê ta s ,to Ô -,30 and ^ 1JU0O a.m,—- Wor- sihp. - Sitafement Iw fJi ai ' Gltadsle-. Season Thru September p s AAe. *Np, 'Atìingtaji) ‘íT¡ ‘J. shte • s éÿri&?; (Jttal&r unurch_at ——Î4-:W- -artm—w-« -Nursery .car^,. is Write Fot Any InFnrmMfe Burn ers, "'fiïëç ölt çoimilett’- «u te- ^ ^ W -S ® w ::'SeWiM.') ” M w - > f, ””jfc ,ui>rv 'a T T ¿ R A T I% ,~ fl’GMffi. «LM O fe- ’WBite^M.’atèey - FanaWy ^ rv ice |W*OTfTO*rferf..tirihiwSiFlto; ' e^tht 't e ; S a » .'Seuvss-ihta Auhbano« lie.ired" XtiTNG"; “writr règaîV ta'd~friOÇlârB* B.BM8U1 .tsè~ ‘"Chèstecrt '^ateegtr «d&e^B-hM tbag Inatalltfíilifl^ , 3;J,6. p-ni. -j-.Y outh program«, yd O; Kunh, ;,tad .twb . B¡»téWj RATJE^ A LW A YS bwrrer eî/teiesaê/ f p í .speralpV’ lie ‘ yete home :f rosir içÉtssïtietot; reafU'nft of «uW wditi= 'School s^tsyii&fiifiL ■'■' t»F GOD ■ PLytntath 9-2415i;: -j '■ ifc|iïl-f2Ä L . 7-12 Holme» an3 Hornbiower jp tter' work; ' A l ^ . g f Ä gtiàraw- AÓo^wUJ' H-Cou^eVe^b^ said Board. 'IffAM iS fc?3* Mtasing prayer teed, at reasonable prìcdsl George P a»tor Angelo Cernero COMPLETE LINE OF MAM»? fiali, Waahj'ng^òh, añet ' BéUevi]|e Âvenueè, and sernjoii. Ikancpjierb, PLymoath ÿ 9-1873. ÄficlM. »eveni^f, July 23rlr a-lößi-at j fhkrs wilj ; lfe io m \ ^ervics g.uft%y. . ,##0 a.m.* —*. Sunday Y o u r Authorized Dealer Is w OiCK, specmlizing -iirgB iw es, H e lp ■ W anted Female ■ T f |OT‘ 'O’clock when, all objecllonß sidÄalks, tritio, sjyyijfi,: |iÀt|pa» in 'She paiish liouse durisg the SAo»i.'Classes fo r alt ages, gl we ftlaèlà!)-,etc.'Afl,W0rlr';auaràn- mjm#i' w il^ly $i&8 a.:m. staff­ iis f® ; e5à.*^iitafr.hijï W 9rri% EXESEIEMSEU. :0 M E Ë A T Û B S IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS CALL K0RÎÏNCË R. MOTlBYv ing |vi#=ittly 7,. Services wl'R.fe! . téed. \Frank D’ïr s ,; SflFS¡5$0F 4 « H i pdheî dmeBses, Union shop, HAROLD HARRISON, roof ex­ • %wn CHaflßi- in charge 'or- pstrish lay readers, way Ave.j PL 9-8174 : or EEgmy, èxpelleht wages. .Vacatiòa jwitn pert.; leaders and"gutters installed; AJMRblÑAHCE EROVIDIÑG FOR THE 2-1590. ?■ CON^RHOTTON Om YATÎSR HAINAN Jsian • ldenden, Rlcliard Taggart all kinds o f roof repairs, cbiwme| JOMUsMON T- ÊTREOT -.-’ERÔM - MeCtathy • Telephone ' Nüf&ÿ 2-73$.ß. repairs tad mite, repairs. 310 NIOB ROAD T01 THE N F Ä - ^ T W K •MASON î . plastering, tad'patching. M Q R 'S f FLACE Chestnut Street, Kearny or tele- ' S-arviass.' schedide'd fen? Augutt Nw jp b tAo smMi. J. Eiiss, 326 7iS&. a.m.,* Holy Ctair ARROWHEAD 4 6 .-pfione Kearny 2-64B7-.qr K earl’11 lFESTWOOD AVENUE AKtl THE BOL- S t e ii h nä/-StreeV Bcllevill ' - t e l a - HO-WlNQ". -^-STÂBBTH5~TFI1oU724:3; COMPTOMETER 2-sM::...... TF ENTIRE L&ÑGTH : CR-BSTWOQD AVE- address. The rector -«w - KIERNAN .4-5-57 T F - .O P E R A T O R - these ssr^ces. Tile Contractors AUDRBX. OOÆfRT» PIkBNOB I^^LYN ; _ HOAD^AN^g _SUZANNE '. .C%?eh Ssfeodl will resume ses­ BEGÎNNER OR sions on September. 8r 9:36 aA . TILE. WORK DONÉ REASON- .COURT, AFP.ROMATXN^. „THÉ SUM PONTIAC INC. Child Care ..EXEERt-ENCED. r r ïB L T Z Ceramic» 'metal" tad PRIZING 'THE ISSU AN C® OF B'QN'U ’"-SILVER ' LAKE"' BAP'TiST .. A£nMj£ATI&^ _ NOTES - FQ-S,, SAIÏ) Dignified ~ • Siï&ple adftjtioR- and-iauHiilpKea^ plaeSty flow er ceraSiç,.Aasp£sffÇ WiRpOSB. ' 16 6 : Franfeia _ AVemie ' ’•SCBOOL. Planned programs un- râîiÈ;%L vinyl.. Ceiling blocks, re­ j¡ioi¿; Teinoanènfej.âay. pgpil|'qn, a'he Boai-d Rev. Benedetto P-aacal# ■ de> trained sup-ervlJ&B to develop fíoad -starting salary. M®ny pairs. Also “ do ti-yottrutëf^ptoW Funeral Service S,dl poised ana confident children employee benefits. Apply in John Forte, cá'l NUtley 2-026Í -..Sunday äia; - -4>peu SaMy 4o 8 B.M, i- Saturdays to d P.M. 2-d .»-s. Our transportation service persoti' to 1N a f lo n a l ‘Biscuit or 'NU.tley.;2-b389;''.; TF School. covers Belleville, Nptley &' N&fr- C o m p a n y * 300 Ralph Street, il- a.jn.— .Gtesiceh Worship. ’J . 64'5 Washington Ave. P L 1-0400 Belleville ark. . m itlev, ¿■9853; i . ■ tf Belleville; N , T ir e S e rv ic e f o’ifjo^em Bt • Friday, 3:36 p.m. — ï ’imlor , 7-12 I AVAILABLE TO ALL W ILL TAKE. GABE o f child oX Lhen enlue- length : Citeii'-’llRtaearsai: " 7 p.m., High working .Mother. Five days -*- VULCANIZ1N.G & .RECAPRIfO- I «fiten Raari . Bern M É ’ Choir ; 8 p.m., Semer REGARDLESS OF FINANCIAL $10. 42 Joralewon •Street —--tele- JS, CREDIT ANALYST. : Tubeless tiras serviced: i-..New CfeR. , , mL - , . i ' Holy Cos-taunita ' 'adiniws- . phone >Plymotitit.9-8365. and dsed tires. For complète fire is G IR C U M S T im t®r»d"every fes t. Sunday oí vta Interesting p o^ sitio.n w ith• service, ca” Brad-ey Tire Seryics, Section 2. It. if diversjfioation ef duties. Ex- • lodared tba£ -it. 623' Washington Ave., PLymokth. Bolvn of Be-IJ^vill , ih the County of Es- Vecopators & Painters „cellént ’■ o p p o r t ü n i t y for. 9-4482,, . - T F nhull- j-ui'ae £dváhg-^ shall be iasuecU pm-suant.. to Ä a LoqöL Our experience of more than fifty years gives New :TaWBS-,:^iid iSiairL.3i.ll .la|?oa? •BondI M A%0fife, conslder recent High School gra d -IR-fifl 3-16-57 t f Ha.id, notes shall b'éi FPtóLlO NÖTIGE 4b - keveby given KIERNAN • Funeral Costs Should Never Be Beyond E l e c i r ic ií which .shall not ex * ______àrwTii G E O R G E f . nate. T-eldphone Plymouth. 9i5f--r 0BDJ- nti-óijueed and - passed on first Yeajllnig* ling orih«“ IBoard “öfTOöram\B=- A Family’s Means • ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Prompt ODD JOBS DONE. -Rubbish and T YR lS T - ÇLËSKr- Knowledge--of ïRH'ïêmov’ed ; cëtlars''SiiR yards tn^he^lhttittttixmsY^WBTTtbéír ' W säid Tvcli.’ 101 U N IO N AVE. BELLEVILLE, N J . ¿nd'réasónalilé. Outlets, BgEts, - stenograiihy. preferred, .Air-con-;’ All matters -with reaped, to said notes Tuesday evening, Júly , 9Üi, switches installed.1 W iring for ¿ir cleaned. Two ton truck for. hire. not determined by this ordinance . shall ïtii-tbér' nötitfö is hereby give 276 WASHINGTON AVE. BELLEVILLE N. J. ditioned office. Rhone Mr. Cars­ PLymouth; 9-2490. : -2-22 T F bed ..by resolutions tp be here- _ ;nd. tHii;d réading of said o$ PLYM O UTH 9-3503 conditioning. Call Cole, PLy- well — Humboldt 2 - 0700 for adopted, anee ‘ will he consjde» ed by said Bo PLYMOUTH 9-U14 tiion. 4, No more than $50(3’Dft ì'òI at a meeting % W l i at ■ the Tt mouth 9-7391 or PLymouth. 9- further information. ___7-19 L-IGriLT.. BOOKKEEPING .a.,- Hall, WaShiiigton and BalfevMe Avem WILLIAM V. mVItiE SR. . -WILLIAM V.' IRVINE JR. 3580. ■ , 3-15-5T t f sum to ' be raised by ; the issuance typing, dong at- purpose, « whether temporary ort pef- iç o m p í e t e electrical service. Belleville Tiipes-News, S28‘ Wasn- int, Or to financé engineering ór xpensea/ bii FLORENCE R. MOREY, • i r r r - iy -isi6ctric,>7i8 i ‘ ì&t ifd e» TRAINEE — IN-&U R A lte.» ifigton-- A vatae, - BaUevillta.u— the Avenue. PLymouth 9-0119, HUm- “(AN ORDINANCE TO boldt 5-1825. ' TF CLAIMS, Young »ta^ Nigh | Revised Statutes of Nftv; O-RTHNtANGE ENTITLED SchqtíT graduate. Upportunity for ANCE PROVÏDtN(r FOR t is hereby determined - and r ATIOÑ AND CONTROL IF IT’S ELECTRICAL jCALL advancement. Plaasktit Montclair TSe ptinod oT uMfüln^fl of TRMftnC--AND-FrtrRKLNO^ .H A LE Y ^SRUS^ ;Pdwer, light !öf|ice,. .Satery »pen,. Urii. i?r- or ii>e, financinar^of -which ail’d' -house..wiring. PLymouth 9- Ktidla or Mr. Sweaneÿ .•^'Rilgrim’ lompufed from the date of VIOLATION THEREOF,' adopt 1860. 30 Washington Avenue, 6-8200, ■ • ■ ; 1-2$ iiclil Tiins.liiy enihtfi ilth. 1051 ' Belleville. ' ' .•v . ‘ . ‘ • TF mmi lumi n. reu., ..... , oak priai tin fe­ Junk Dealers to apijfe.thàtifefïr now * Jiàff ELECTRICAL .REPAIRS and in- pubMiilèd accogli K ‘ to- 4«wv ... t • ¿ ’.-y e 1 » butt i hpr; ^property to the extent of'the BtaUation. +41S job too » small, ’• FLORENCE R. MOBKÏ nelito'm’éivnd from said improvement. by adding the remi Edward Brown — Plymouth, J, 'J- NA G Y, dealer . in scrap -.. Town t/ierfe : iB-. herrby- stated that the number y ot BA»,- metal*» «inks, tubs, furn- AN" 0RPINANC3 AMSNDING’ AN Ol »huel ¡natallments in whieir the special sesaments 4>n acfroufrt. wf suctfi hnpmvo-, aces. We also elean Sellars.- ■ For ANrr - m m îtînô m * twsr^Ttr'tir ttmfr tttomlnjt' ImtotdijRte servile call your local MÉtœT AND flPÁK OV EffuLDIS® ^deternitned nuriici-Pftlityi man. p l "9-09bf e ------. .- , -TF- it -large—wi 11- of ■LHe - -6 lenrmn n^'Fldce—from-Hi gb~'Street" -For R e n t Lk b R o- knb DirrEstM-Nitra iftymentr‘of-ÿt ~ WitHín to 'Jíóí'íib'lbwV Avenue. ARÈX OF ’’ YAJtDS;,'., POUgTS AND Higûi SUêeVifi.'ifmüi. Holmes . Street . FRANKIE’S SALVAGE — Pick to Rossip.otei, Place. ADORABLE KITCHEN and large up paper; rags, metal, mat-, 1 eclated" 'the. ‘Suppìsmentàr Bebt Ptosipfict|rot¡poct i^Sjtï-èet e t from w Van Houteh Sure-thin«>ure-thing Sam" had lots of connections! >' bedroom; Nicely furnished. Util-- AND RESTMCTJN’G THE LOCATtQlSÄ Statement required by said Act has been tresses, sinke, bathtubs • and fur. \u3y_ipade_And filed -in- tbé- -Office of Bayard fiöfth side . Ities. Must be s^en to be appreci­ nsoeS, ' Clean çeflsr?. . .Téléphoné of salti >traetg fromM Main Su*M ated. Residential section. Business .Plymtafe'Rt'ilBiS,;, y . 3-15-67 tf tuch stntement shows ihat th« , Watches or furs? What a selection! people. Telephone Plymouth ; 2- debt of THS- S A ISI® IMPOSES, AátD PfiO|TO tóltn 40 :Jt76 o 8818~after 4 P.M, . . 7-12 ATTENTION CALL YOUR INO JPENALTEES, E0R THE ViaUtTlDM, kissed by ihm OF iTlîsr-'TTOVtaÔNSri “Iiujpr.ted- 8 w Called up a "frie n d " for a new car Teal, yCb.CM j H jO lL F o r * Ydp"' pflSes t^Jier 4¿ ■ 192Â; paper apd magazines.. Scrap -iron The Boatti of (&B»Tni&aion«*ff of Ä F o r S a le ■ and m'bial; rags, tnattrasses, sinks, of Bolkiilllè, lii the Coâniÿ'Lôf Essex, do jathtubs t a t furnaces. A l s o Got a real bargain—an outright steal! ' J £ C A B_TN - CRUISER, full trucMhg, clean out cellars, attics • ¿quipped. -:h5” h,-pr- new -Svi-i rude motor. Telephone Pijmout Nutley '2 3768: u ' -i.»%55tl: 9:5278. 7-1 But,-alas, the car was so outdated, . a l w a y s P A Y M G . TO F- DQIA DEEP FREEZE, large chest type. ©»LARS; rags, SC ,1b.: irod, bKtlss,. - ’-Unquire at ^2-~8toek-ton 1 '.Street New In nam e -b u t antiquatedl Bloomfield., J 7-19 ehi.ncs, furnaces, papers, ‘20c per >e ainended to read as follows: COMMERCIAL “7. Philanthvtelc ot elaenaoBynai-.y use» IB®1 lbs. liumeciate pick up. Kear­ or matitVitioiia, hospilals other than INDUSTRIAL EASY ^SPIN DRY WASHER. ny Scrap M etta iC Stover. Ave­ Sairi teamed a lesson, so tried and true: nue, Kearny ; KEarny 2-0432 fôr, the wiBane.; Good condition, : Best o’ f f é'i, 'Secllon 2.. Pijs ordinance ■ .shall take residential takes it. Telephone Plymouth 9 m m »ffect iiAmediirtâly after aal sand 5278.. 1 r ■ - - )übli cation in ; acmrd^néé,.f Wmi t l&w. 45 Mertz Avenue PLymouth 9-3247 “ No car’s a bargain, if It ain’t new!" All kinds ©f scrap junk. Fur- ?assed first Reading: June ‘¿5, 1957 Saased &iyiQM»Äiiini£ $„ ^ WE"8fft\fG'HOtrSE‘'"RFFRTGEHA: fiteesr ’■"‘taker*- som-p—’i » » , .-metala Passed thIwd readln« : Jctly. 9, 1957 r TOR: Telephone Plymwith 9- aid rugs. W e pipk up. M. Alpart, ADOPTED : July J, 195-7 '.• Pr 9-8025. i f no answer Gregory, IBASOBÎBî J, FADUKA, M^yog 0440. ' • ’ "1-12 .' HOBEET • 0. QÉHHîtM 1-5892. -I- T F 11-16-66 S, HYM AFRICAN VIOLETS, bloominr <5| size, 50 cents, to $1.60. Doris Lawn Mowers African. V'Ldl.e t Cdrrfisr, " “20i I A Franldin Street, Bloomfield, N. J HAND‘ANp -PSWER MOWERS Yon pay the Telephone Pilgrim 8-5485. Opei ^|n«nad, Bharpftned, rfipairgd, mW-N. - 0’ÍLDi.NALJ.CE. sympathetic.______‘•gtmuay m g p -m:------A -is -gv r adjusted, ork guaranteed. Pickup aid delivery. Grass shears, hedge understanding ENGLISH COCKER SPANIELS dippers sharpened. Nutley Key finest tribute black; .16 months. Musi sacri Shop, .¿55 FraaikUn Avenue.. Tele- at, a meeting m , th® Board of Com Moral: It doesn’t cost a penny more ■ionçvâ or me - Tojrtt of, Belleville fice due", to family ’ .illness. Bes' dioué NUtley 2-6406. Pueafity, I even^xg, July £\)\, ,-057 . of all your problems . offers, f Telephone Plymouth J 3-22-56 TF. ¿u^shaaf.ncüce-if:. Lgivan .tkkfc .8390. ' ' ' • . 7-15 second addi' third of ‘'said oi onsideußd b w hen yon ‘ including the . . . put your money on tomorrow k)~te&vleld 1 WORK BENCH — _ $5; hasso# L o st h Miß Bellori avoidance of : chair with magazine sides and J>v 25r|, at Poor Sami The same fim e y he invested is an outmoded car could have put him storage — $7;. sofa b#d‘ i|®i PARAKEET, 'tesf^RIle 13th from manie .'frame '— 825; chairS'|p c a ll the heedless expense ip the diiver’s je a t cf a seally-saw.Swept-Msg Dodge. For the same money 335 Washington Avenue, near FLORENCE Rt MOREY, match -— $10. -27.J Beverly C^irèSi SighSeid Lane, ¡Ntatley. Kama .¿ah»* grey and (\5 he could have enjoyed sttoh advances aa Torsion-Aire Ride, Push-Button .vr.lto wtng^ v/mee Sreneba. Leg •RIG^ZAG.;SEWING :MACHL®B Boy a vary T^E jto :OHt ’OF; 1 1 1 TorqueFhte and Totai-Gontact Brakes-“ to say nothing of that dashing-low Jpta pet, mine sinjie. he was five INCiS ^REAFTTO ERÈCTEB .-,r AND ° M'onthe^Ôks,' dees ©verythi-ngi RFOXJÏLA.KNG -AMD DETER’MilNlNG Wadsworth funeral Home style. So before you hpY ® «| r hew ear, remember that the Swept-Wing DodgO Take over balance óf contract. v e ® old. He sayi i ‘Pretty.Boy, > YjSieBy ‘iStookey’ ' “ Pretty. $6.06 per month or pay ‘trajal; 5 2 4 UNION AVENUE BELLEVILLE, N. J. ©bsoietes aU:'obfiir'a9*in its field. See y o ® nearby Bodge dealer tight away.. $72,72, Call •.. MAsket, 2-8457. M aba*?1® 'ipuid»»■ please phone ■we:‘Mlpis- U t a * • fiaBey; Nutfev 2- ÇAtîg^; fl5TrR,efcS;" - ■ ■ 7-12 P L y m o u t h 9 ‘ 2 8 7 9 KfECCHI SEW IN G, .MACHINE • Î)ESJ.ÔN®D FOB. SPiEt- SAyWiSS PASSBOOK ' #R0®G&. erra® ''Us®s a nb^ Mi^ABLÂîifa OF ¿'©NES m6Û W * Join the swing to the Swept-Wing Dodge! 2 Months 'ipW. ; Taken over -“îlfeW R t i.Siyngs & Liar. Asso- •P1Ä?0,SFS' AND Noted for traditionally fin« f u n o r a ls belance o f ' .cçtltract, $7,90 per ciatl9hiÈ463 Washington Avenue, anmtth—por—pay— to-tal.— $8 9.53. BeUevllle, N.. J ..1 M A rk et'% 4 W ç r ~ ~ ré® m Ttb rlBove- address. ' ‘ Th» 'Board -of commn' .TH E "Ñ- Ü'T L E Y SE N FTR OFFICIAL TO IlE A D DRIVE FOR Letters To The Editor . X Four) 'vobre4 -caioliot *be,f^^4tibá|!í hp?«, SISTER KENNY AID A gnaod -tepif^8t3!^stio|i’ -®f '»u f Íh | Joseph A , Abbott Will Serve A s S P w â fiy PïCsont liha^raOTraM., tíl ft * |W4äi; m l tìisM OB . ’ Stale Chairman For Fund jjjSife apd ^saejiitJioa i-ianíL from » bcginnijntg ' Üo .fflmypf Raising Campaign SO duo m$0 ;iäy; io fhe flW praiprbm y «mìblo® SpiW-fery^ r&,W - ' t 1 various service .oi=- KSe?ëSTOS®4ŒHkW,';’; fO n coiLlQ W , low p ric e s .«a g a in when you get Green Stamps f >■. wfeww

sm'S^-iSar f t ù * TSáJSso wpll .ijawardf taafclng .save twice Tb#-. p ro sit ate'- pbs$r by t Sfergeftfet ,‘Ros® i & W fffcyk Stinropfc:.' swvjipto Cube Steaks .»-99« fjiiy Fou r t h ; h e lp to Waids tins rfgp; t 'f j liT1 ...... Fronted Fish Department—* S&ff' "fo r ' “TiSfr-t “ “ . 'Aiss. ’-mfey- ’■Uutnl'.s - l(o ^ those; ¡R-^reJafelje a1$* was ■ the -rnix- Swiss Steaks 99- Perch Fillet 39 Lobster Tails â ’'"£.89< ■wlbi .so ^aaronsly kave, 'nffi Ä Joseph A. ^febosi, fijyector p W&-& ebf^F sptw l m u e n«àtteg r * ^ iCWefT Chief f iof f itob®s,JL o f public relations 'of the- » W f l S so^e of .our ! STasatS "add his- very e'ffl.cielt ScallopsJè^Ì45 Pike Fillet v*|ièw 63« -Ti^d«ral--Sadio-#~Mepfcsne im&l uww m , . m m m m , - - department, who gave Os iheia Flan k S te a k sl1’iti;;;:4 79- Company, will serve as state dig been given - the opportunity ;XfffOtection.:na well -8S mgjUf- So.,.pmfornv.th^ a i i p l c e m - : „^.,¿¡,. ^ ¡^ „ (3 ? . - chairman for New Jersey in mony'.■of . m a s # ® ^ ^ , \w Boneless Rib Roast FROZEOEEF ISr 79c 'fee 1867s Sister SKfebefe Some vwere hwm-- to--opii^JtlaSf •.■.Soiwmssioiicr Ilycle,! atons, jfjm Rib Steaks u:rr:>d 89 Regularly $1.35 per pound. Special this week-end -Kenny ‘ Foundation "furi.d ap­ while the vetSHin oigairaatiens ,'ils depaitmont, should be :'ii®3v peal. The fund-raising- cam­ hole in tl| ahsw"wss oveAoftked ibtdhe'hdfid' for ’«b V Hiere wa|. -m , of, program arranged at »he annual paign will be held ( from hometown, p^ttlclans who ’ ’were 3epsndmi.ee Dixy edifetswi^w. August 28 (through Septem­ ding" ,10 .get into the act, ' Ltop 'Fi' ■ Mattia, — ------GROCERY VALUES!— ^ FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES- ber 20, with ^ New Jersey goal feat is r all b ut, l£ajpr, Radula , President^. ; Of ($228,000- toward tSe fi-versAl who ’ was- '-not:- present ..- . . K atliew e - GRANULATED Eastern area1 total of $474,000,.' wasn’t he invited? Maybe future .* CtbUffictiop Project Chairman, events (will bd spared these in- S lb. bag 10 lb. bag ■ ABBott h$P ’.Ws:*'® foe Cjara M w Memoriai' cidijnis.' , -i P. T. & ft. since 194b serving first Hospital paiM a s ': asMsferlr ^eiwbtmm--£mimag*t- All in all, it was .a good show, and later heading the department, ana the citieens got their $1,50® f ir 1951' 'te ' 'Wss7 'proinote(t* ttf wviiia- irpm-^ih— Maybe- s--bit PEACHES .manager o f.. personnel. and labor m®ro of ladling and thought-pro» relations. .He has been darectoi.;. ViOking - profit might have been THOMAS OWENS TO SUGAR 50-99 of public relations since Iy{?5, garnered from an old time- fire FANCY and thunder, oration devoted to ___E£iar_..tQ *.MnJjig the ..fflinpanSi RECEIVE PIN he had been an occupational an­ the m e w s « i-ef VAN CAMP PORK tmd ELBERTA alyst ••’ With' “ thtP'-Uratext—States ■ail vantag ©a parked, by America s, drive for 'ii^ ? eit< le«W Araottg" fe^ ^ T 3 ffS fo iE ? ten' 2 2 5 llmplbynjeht Service apd 'earlier] ua1 reference to the liberty, bell year -pins is Thdmsd, P- Owens, with tile K e n n y . Construction and . its symbolic- inspirivttoi-iai o f 1-20 I-gufeers :-Sireet, a& fee. value, but-in ^ie final analysis, Veferans Administration Hos­ .. He ie- president - of the Pater* with the final ' ‘,‘l>o9roJ’ of the ’iso’tf'Tndiistrki CiMtimlssioh,' also a last aerial -bomb .and the faint pital in East Onanfe, toitay member of the American Arbi- glow' of the good-ni&ht pyrotech- honor, sixty of their employees BEANS 2 25 t r a t i qun : Association and the nie, all were grateful of their in ceranbnies to be he^ld at; America^ bianagemenfc Associa­ great American heritage to..live- SfO& p. m., in th e hospital' CORN tion. -Active in civic affairs» he as fres p&ople"under -the gres^v- Widitoripm (according? to plahfs rei. •*s Jfo dire c t# J* p£.. several organ­ S t governmental experiment ever DOLE PINEAPPLE izations, “ also -a member of yari-' ieaSe’d .foy. Dr. M. Herbert ,Fine- undertaken. , _ „ . . . bexig, Manager. ... «oufobther -groups. He . is on the Janies R- Golden, FRESH JERSEY New* J eysey~Stirter'6ommissibrr on 62 [ Tappan » Avenue, ' Fbrtymfoe -employees Will 're­ Laws Relating to Chfld Labor. ceive length of sei vice pips for- GOLDEN SWEET Abbott was captain of the 1924 periods of ten years, twenty years 4 i ears l ü S * PaBsaio -C o u n ty - championship Distributing Credit and one recipient will receive a • football team »while in Paterson- go.ld. pin with four rubies-fog fed» JUICE 2“ 53< To The Editor, The Ti.mps-News: '•■Boys i High School. A t th e. Uni­ eral service totaling forty* years. versity o f Notre'’ Barfie he was . Having enjoyed the biggest LARGE, JUICY SÖMKIST captain l o t the 192%19$0. track- ¿nd best'» otf'-Juiy celftbJWiiaft. T e a B a g s ' lDEAl HRAND spEc|fiL! team and trainer or ,the 1929 in the history ¡Of the eventi l- national championship football feel that PU«ie .thanks -are due teafoj-weceiving a national champ­ fee many who contributed; to ltd Facial Tissues <™e- w»»te 2 i « 3 5 < ionship award, success. Particular | M it p w the Police--Bepart-ment mafl Aux- Lemons tan 49c iliary "for a" great jfe f ’TV 2 BBS-2 5 toining ’« ife r 1 W « ** th-f' B everages «*L* >»««■ c WELFARE COUNCIL Department .-.and Auxiliary for HAS BUSY WEEK fs light, truck and ®tag Jby M iracle W hip p ah jar pini jar 3 3 < ....FROZEN FOODS — quart ML g -pint ^ w me Stadium fogged against KRAFT’S ’ * The members .of the Color» qajtos; , and. -to the managers, M a y o n n a i s e jar G > c j a r - J # « FROZEN JUIÇE SALE! ed Women’s Welfare Coqngff ennehesi and young, athlet^^gf RENAULT of BeBeviHeT^e^eefi "Wiy the Farm L e a g u e and Little- IDEAL B R A N D \ Mix or Matoh ‘em busy in the last fifteen days; League, -a; vote o f a »e c ia «m »- . T u n a F is h IDEAL - WHITE MEAT J oz. cap 2 9 < •attending the baptisting at " l wadi alsa:to. B ?y > X M ,S - V oM ph lM 10 Vj u/. * W SecSBd Baptist Church Committee for 3 6 oz. aud giving a surpmS party Uieir exceltent work..- Jdy, *„ Infmcdiate Delivery Ideal Tom ato Soup cans 2 5 i for- its eldest 'member on her M m ® , ape? fo a'1 °| Lemuticide cans “ lifeh birthday. m k befo of . foe -Recneatio-X * R CHERCHK IA 10 partment Playground staffo to V BEST DEAL AT OR PACKER'S BR AN D f The: council was, also present COOKIES and CRACKERS when their 'Education. '.Ctoirajftn ganoid. Brand. ;Ra|TOW?d«^»i% presented a ’ small purse to an Michael. 'SasamaliSfe. Eleanor eighth i B,Tgdfl grsdn^fc who had Artlun, . 'Sdham KinUing, And| BELLEVILLE NUTLEY an A ¿veragel It also ‘ witnessed Verhagen, .UdWariT OHwer. a)Vi| Potato Siiax 12 oz. Pkg. 3 1 c ^.ndy*».Ihxta^teK. y.nl Orange Juice J 99( a: blessing- of a ;baby-" : :-- £e^«g?^e c& p. " ' ; The N ew Jersey-State Federp-l tion-'of .Colored Womifi’s Clubfee- Tf- js a tragedy .that ox lemon Squash ’9cc.pkg.3 9 c gan itii A&id convention in Jer­ the n&mm of the. indiyidual-S IBr' sey City on « M y' IQ- and wilLcon- tihue Until July 14p . Mrs. Myrtle - sella pkg, 2 1 Dickinson h jid Mrs. Georgia Sunshine Cookies « Petersfh are serving as delegates FCR THE BEST IN Kreemlined Wafer, Hydrax, Golden Fryii, Framed Cakes, Downyflake ‘-fnwh|ib"'emrtictiri-m- GAS HEAT ,or Vienna Fingers. SUNDAY SERVICE Call NU. 2-0541 Compare These Acme Everyday tow Prices Waffles 2 25 _Frozen. Serve w ith Ideal Ice Cream! AT GRACE CHURCH No” In terriip S n _ lii Hfattfig; A p p le. Sauce •’S*l «»*« 4 '4 9 < •. The Sunday morning serv -ice of worship at the Grace * GAS CONVERSIONS DAIRY DEPARTMENT « e u « brano 6 7 5 Baptist ^Church, 0 v e r 1Q ò kj * GAS BOILERS , Evap. M ilk 1“ < • Avdhjue, and Bremond St?feet, . will be held at 10 o’clock. The »‘ ■GAS' HEATING SYSTEMS' Pilsner Glass 2 9 sermon by fee «pastor. Rev. Ideal Peanut Butter - B u f f e r QUARTERS o ïfoLID !b< earton Albert V. Lawson, will be, 65 -“^easurfr-For-Mefi^e-yer”“-““-“ HOME GAS HEATING CO. Winner of over, 500 prizes. Mode of pure sweet cream. I As indicated, the Sunday moni: C h a r c o a l 4 lb. bog 3 2 c - X lb. bag 7 7 < ■jrig service Will 'he held at the 433 Kingsland Road, Nutley advanced hour during July and August and through September B r i q u e t s 5 lb . b a g 4 7 c lû ib. bag 8 7 - Sermon“ kubjects for the res of. July are as follows; July 21 ‘‘We Talk Too MiTch;’' July 28 ""Oùv T'feiitftTfi. r acsB."— ------BAKERY-FEATURES . jng the month DANISH and first Sunday in . , IDEAL EGGS the guest speaker wU] be the ReV. Alfred T. Iferoer of Glen Ridge. STRICTLY FRESH, QRADE A, WHITE .. Give. your family- the lift of faith , by going -with them this Pecan Ring • 45 Sunday to . the church ó f . your PULLETS ’ MEDIUM choice.-» , ■>-" Fresh from our own ovens.

Statue &f Opr Lady Of Fatima SUPREME - PLAIN or SEEDED VIENNA __ On Display At St. Mary’s Mere 3 ‘- $l 00 3 ‘“‘$1 19 loaves ’j The EsseK: Cb®#y . O T (l’8.;l>óUb B read LARGE SIZE J 35 . ing..pilgnm sl?Lue of Our.JJt/w'td ONLY *1.625! You're sure of the finest- Wlhen you buy Ideal I Fresh pullet or Fatima rwìtì' he cui display at St. The executive, one-owner, low-mflesro- Ford Fair- Fresh from our own Jbakery. SPECIALI -Mary’s-Ghurch fo^a wSek starting medium eggs from finest nearby egg-producing regions. Saturday. The rtatuS. Js—touring- lane Convertible above (Power-Pak Thunderbird engine! PLAIN Automatic transmâssionl Power ateerfog - • • seats . . . .year. brakes , . . windows] Radio! Heater! Black nylon top!) ; ? ; Thè .purnpse ;.tf tjhe-1 . js going for fflily $1.625 - A a pmicai example o f fee, A-l Extra Sharp Cheese » 69« stimulate devotion to Óur Lady of Angel Food Cake -4 5 ' • ..buys-on sale at ÿour Ford Öealer’s now. Sée y o u *. . . Fatima» particularly among ^ the Special . devotions .wffl...b# All Prices Effective Through Saturday, July T3th held-during thb status’s visit. FORD DEALER'S USED CAR JIHY CltARANCt SALE P A G E E I G H T THE BELLEVILLE TÎMES-NEWS FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1957 Rodino Urges Creation Of Foreign Service Academy lOth District Congressman Sees Need O f Academy K Similar To West Point And Annapolis , To Train Future Diplomats Ili# Congressman Peter W. Rodino introduced a bill .in ^ K g re s s , this week, providing for the creation of a Foreign

and the_ new A ir F orce Academy in Colorado,.to turn out Tpltu’e ' diplomats and 'consuls'Tor the' ¡átate ITepartment.’s Fereign Service,.- ' ■ It’s real ndws W&h .the prico oomes down oh; America’s ;, « Defending his bill in Congress, Rep., Rodino called America’s côype {ldir' ehpÿt in the front favorite beverage! - And A&P ÍM ' of international relaVloû^” . His .bill, H.R. 4220, would .'.'.' AiflericaV largest cjiffee l i v i d e '1 fotti i year - training m intefnational rdlatípns¡f'an.d' retailer . . . has just reduced ______( languages for diptem&te eadets the price of its Custom .áaj&ftflW" cto- Aecoine, Mfisera in Sis ? Foisiga dServlee. ' i. ’Ground ' A&P . Coffees’ , and- I ffthâür ifW-îM-. *ca- A&P Vacuum Back Coffee. DRAFT LAW CHANGE • S^rái^é, fcs- pcwer- oí H^BÿSanâfet a i wSaid I he No.change, in quality ". 1 no,, SETS 15 YR. LIMIT vested'iti Congress, "Jarcugh com­ fchange in flavor . . . it just petitive examihat’.prg. costs less to enjoy A&P Cflf*j: : ""Our Forei^-:Sëm cë'- off ¡oerí FOR DOCTO RS must be recruited from ' arri&ng fee! This-will make millions .^Selective Service Retains, Right ®9 ; best; 'jpost ■' .sàpable .%3tój2¡0w¡ ppy . . , how about you? tlus ;¡cbuntry,” Itep» /Sedino' . ttfld; To Draft Youiiger Doctors, Gsngress. “Am m os mag^-ia^s;:-> stable,, progressiva, ' dynamic For- ; f Dentists As Needed aigr___Sámos- Training - program- which offers - a challenge for dp» P P ^ olairier tTrinsMA'."McGrath. pa?£uniíy. ; and;. | advancement to Jersey Director o f Select new recruits • from all over the tiv4 .Servicer announced, yes* United States/ A&P VACUUM PACK COFFEE ‘jfeday, that doctors and'Sen-- • A Foreign Service Academy now liable tor mili-- would help to increase the e ffi­ ciency o f the recruiting' -proce­ tory, service Under .the Seiec- dures fo f Our Foreign. ' Servici. ••‘fevs Service law .in' the Same SOrps. Wè heed , to HfcpflSW the "Super-Right" Quality— Fresh-Top-Grade Only! way as ohter registrants, method • of_ recruiting - ancT ■ the Colgate’s Vel Cranberry Sauce ending the special liability of training for ."the . Us-vSi-;JPór«*n Fsftlsuruit'ysnd dl¡lt«i ’ Qj.ese professional groups which Service in order to -¿ttrdctj more Ú t t t m l^Ld' been in effect since 1950, . gifted,- capable and devoted, peo BROILIMG & FRYING - READY-TO-COOK rote' to the service, m — n -A Under" ■ the -. fo r m t r ; “ Doctor . T ® * fbwtft” act/ physicians and den-. I “ In ’ addition to accomplishing were ’ liable for service at this end a corps of Foreign. Ser- ,®lwr ages that other registrants, mee cadets selected;, by competi­ at one time' up to age 50. Under tive examination; r-from all o.vef the-. new law, the upper limit of |the country would help to -de­ ' liability for.-doctors and dentisfs velop. a staff of diplomatic Jpf- Colgate's AD •is a85 for those deferred on or Ificers who would réïîsct -the na- Da+irgtnf for : Rafter June 19, 1951, the same pro- Itiohal charactensts .of the- Ameri- "^jlflbns /¿Rat'“"apply''to' /aTl- 'metr“ pati/peopler *— Sf/The new—amendments to ‘ the "As' a representative ««¿¡nb'cra- ï* 3 0 c 73e basic draft act are; expected to Icÿ, America must be represented ift jily the military forces with (officially abroad by all ofthe CHICKENS 39 ulefr medical specialist needs.. The (people in our population. - , Amendments mean that ho ’ doc- I “ The current tensions of in- teit or dentist older than 32 at ternational relations ■ require the Whole, Split, Quartered or Cut-Up — ONE PRICE ONLY! tie time the amendments were (United States to.prepare its For­ Unit .adopted is liable for service un­ je igir Service personnel. for the der- the draft law. Iniost . effective. kind of service Liquid Starch ¡ E h e changes- -alsp -provide f ■ possible.. This country -‘mustfTB “ SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF ¿election bj ttosa professional represented . d by well- Rib Steaks ^ z ' ^ ' men apart- from other registrants; trained ‘ f ' J career ’ diplomats a n d 9 Bk ordering suefo specialists to counsuls because; we depend oh ietwe duty from the, Reserve and these people to ¿kblaln our ideals “Super-Right” Quality.. Æ affwiibitR the induction, of doctors and our ideas. S f ■ B o n e le ss dentists' who ehWV’ hr have “ Because pur j Foreign Service Shoulder of Veal RIBS of BEEF applied for Reserve commiastenjl officers are' the nation’s first Wisk ;Sia, have been rejected solely bn line --of defense abroad - their ed­ REGULAR OVEN-READY PAbdsis of physical disqualifies- ucation is Of paramount impor­ ’: tance to this country’s future Liquid Detergent 10” Cut ■ 7” Cut ..^„VVith the /service . liability _ ex­ worTd-leadershi p. J Fastcy Saiuion Steaks ■*■69' tended to the age of 35, practical- “ T o best represent „ the United Jyy all doctors .-and dentists are ex- States our Foreign Service of­ S 37® pefced to apply for cofnrnissions| ficers rteqqire an educ&ti®a back­ the Reserve and to perform ground considerably* broader than Fresh I, .pelf-ode of obligated active" duty, what is afforded by the normal Cod & Haddock Fillet 49- JmiJbwinor commissioning, as need- undergraduate rating. . * '|ip.by the services. “ A euccessfu! representative of Silver Dust our. country should be not. only Big Grocery Values l Frozen Food Buys ! Dairy Genfer Values ! M lfh e authority to draft younger better educated than the average if&tors and dentists .is retained k Blue Detergent ’ university training affords with Da! Monts Brand Pbeappls Grapefruit or Pineapple Orange B orden 's m- sthe _law; in :the,- event ,it is tSeded; Colonel ‘ MacGrat-h said. .respeet to „the world outside the ./ large ffiQg giant 70 p K tliê. XJîiTtèd States, but Cream Cheese 2 Pkgs. 29c la have also an exceptlon- pkg. * '* ' pkg. Tomato Sauce 6«S47c Dol@#s Juice 2 ÎS 29c lerstanding- ¡of, his own AJP brand — natural 8 ox. Del Monte Brand - Libby’s Cauliflower 25e Swiss Slices Rind less -— domesiic pkg. - ART AWARD TO Plnsappla & Graptfruit -ALA 4«- 37f Juice 2m 49c Libby’s Chopped Broccoli 2 p°lgo; 37c Kraft’s Party Snacks varjaiiai — cupi * * Blue Dot Duz Knight, t o . JQc Chopped,or Leaf MRS. S C H I M M GROSSES VISIT Blue, and White Detergant A&P Brand— White Meat Libby’s Spinach 2 J Í 35« Gjruyere Oheest Ç JH B B S ] . ’Canadian - Born Artist ! FAMOUS CHASM 53c Libby’s Brussels Sprouts . 10 pkg bi. 20C Danish Blue Cheese |mp^,d , lb 83* •»-> Exhibits At Spring Lake Tuna Fish 2 . Tl.a . ¡Tgaapli Groasse have re- Jack F-rsst— Granulated Chicken or Beef Pies Birdseye t i l S3' Sharp Cheddar Spread ,b 59® '; JJulta Schleidier, ' o f '' 305] cently- rdtumed from a pO-dây ti'fp : to Canada.' Montreal,! Otta­ 1 0 : 9 9 c Stuffed Peppers rtclloway Housa 55e Kraft’s Cheez-Whiz 29° lt?53l Huioii Avenue, h a s been wa, Toronto, and Niagara Falls Sugar 5»<50c awarded the Miriam Y , Bur* were’ points visited. One ¡of-the Regular 9 cvnjohn', .country 37« Award at thß. annual high spots for ■ ther Grosses S u r f C o lo n ia l-^ K osher Breaded Shrimp '°k^59c Cottage Cheese or viWUw « ;able Chasm s f e n g Lake ‘exhibition open the- world-fami Por tbs family wash and dlshst ah summer at _ the Hotel. Pickle Spears 2% 47c — ------— — - Garden Fresh Fruit & Vegetables l f Irren, Spring LaYe". This . larga ««() gimt 7 7 c LIVE' BETXER • -Jiffy Brand-Corn '1#* the twenty first annual , p lig .W f pkg. *1 -— ELECTR|GALLY gjj iShTting Lake exWhtttati'" given by Sw eet Juicy, Red Ripe € American Artists Professional with Muffin Mix 2 r 17c -League mid the Merium Y Burrill WATERMELON - 4 s.vtgrd is the award' presented by( F U L L I Pure Vegetable Shortening ’ the, president for the Art,Club. | Super Suds tyOUSEPOWER t Mrs. Schleieher is a Canadian- Crisco - 35c « 95c Cultivated— New Jersey Farros w -boiHTa rtistr whese-we nks are -wide­ Outlet«, Swilehe«, New Homes Detergent C ly known in Canada. Her ipaint- Wired, Old Homes Rewired B afiard ’s — O ven -R ead y' BLUEBERRIES 29 Titgs are ip many • important fCauadian' collections. ' She; has Free E stimates" larga ««g giant 7 Q c From Nearby Farms - 0. S. No. 1 Grade ..yks.WI pig. 13 Biscuits 2X. 27c .painted the'pqrtraits of many men, •LARSON’S woiien and children, and CaiMr- sars 25c Yellow Onions '¿itlii art critics have sppken’^of ELECTRIC SERVICE Sunshine Butter Cookies . t e n * Sweet Cora 3 2 «>»• 15c 6S8 BellevilLa Ave. Lorna Doone Crackers * O f M * -^-,.Jtrnm-Na3rby-,Farms... — A cr recent commissions have been Believiile, N. J. 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