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13 A TfAt nil iii.iiUJisg^^^^^^^^^^w—MMtjM 6 CENTS Larger Bastes Owriook Doctors IkyScoiit for Poor Ran Servke, Home Lack Dbtikt HNO IWtcd Aid Board MM: PW^e CoopertHon Seen Bar to Summit Growth sA Hst» aad r cant* r drive mm**,* fs OM «^g« s€ WBOteiis«rt*d DUtoiet 96. I of U» of civic responsibility of- ot*i«Uoa arnon, all group. s»rv. WOO New Families May It Forced <**•* Otascit. attended fsre#to the merchaata and fcttsl- ing th« hospital highlighted # din- asasaaM of SuMmlt by Wtttast g Out of Town, Firms Tell Chamber ) O. Savage, hiosalf « vstacan total MW gives TbiuiwUy eveaiag st 'atiday, April *. a* the WUaaai Additional housing facilities, increased rmilgtmt bans* busineMman, aniiouaosaMatt o( ths Hot.) Bssehwood by Janw. JL . Pitt fat Chatham, *•©•• appointment m ehalrman Karrigaft, retiring president'of tht portataon and improved restaurant condition* were asked At U»s tNMUmw taf*ti*f fttaaky °t Utf Uaiud Campaign'a busl^ for Summit *y official, of j«^ todttttrtet located or antk> 0 Morgaa of Colony court Mas Soard of Trustees to nwmbera of ness division was mads yesterday the Board, ths assdioal ataff, oS- ipating location in this aty at * special meetmr of tha t-eeted district chairmaa to »uc- *>y Woodruff J. English, Cam- Chamber of Commerce Monday night w the auditorium M«d Giistav &, rtscbsr of Mafia paign chairman. clals of the woman's auxiliary and ttrtet who ted jcrvcd is that the nursing school commutes. I*. of the TMCA. "It behooves tacb of us busl- opacity for U» put five jean. cJudsd among ths 14 gutsts was Heading tat U«t «f g At* tl«t«*wt« ctjrtt r.Bn. ncssmia to support ths bettar> prowemeitu was a demand for a tef of Motmtsia *vsan« a* vie** . Wnttata 0. Savag* Men* of this outataauUag city of Uwreno. J. Ma«Or«g«r, former proportMnat , amount of lowtr tiuurmui«ad U«r4 W, Stengel of Hvmdi Bm$tn*u DbUUm ours by even more gcaerous giv- enslrman of ths Citisens' Com- priced housing on the presate* .Piae Grovo maat ap District ing to our United Canpalgk thaa salttet for a Better Overlook. that by «srly JM» ta« jlafts «f

J has been our practice in >ast tht tndwtrtei will have inrrresssd U •••* • - • - •' • All who made brief addresses Toe followiag were ckctsd mem- years," Mr. ftBttsge said In ac- by approximately 3J60 persona, wtr« unanimous in their opinion hers-at-larg* to the District Com Oratory School cepting his appoltttment. Company t*pii»cittaaiirt» irks suttee: J. & Edwards. A. M. Tar- Ufjgw Qtaatsr Gtffta that from now on Overtook must •pok* •* Ui» ane*tlBg w«re. Qttor aailn*, C, 1. Fischer, C 3. Froscb, "I propose to have the needs go forward snd that past disputes Thurwan, Jr, administrative as- G J. ObsiM, Edward Young. C. Student Critically of these eight local youth aad between ths Summit Medical distant. Air Reduction Sake* Co, F Benacr, O. H. Hufnall, L. V. welfare agencies, which combine Group and the independent doc- Murray HiH; M- B. Loag, vice- president, Bell Twaeptiaa* Radtk*. Eseo Long, A. C Bernard, their principal fund-raising effort tors of the area serving the hos- I Howard SUits, Walter Hartig. Al- Hurt by Auto into our annual "Bed Feather tori**, Murray Hill; «. «r. J pital most be patched up with the I lea Roberta, & O. Morgan, Walter Donald Schilling:, 16, a student Day" United Campaign, present- busmciM manager. Gtiaasssv'Oaf* I .«*•*••.• at Oratory School, is in critical ed to our businessman in such aid of ths Trustees, rtoration of America. SUBSBOU; W, K The District Ootanlttce appolnt- condition at Overlook Hospital a manner that they'll glvs more John R. Montgomery, new H. Pratt, dotneitic »at<*i manager* Ctba rii*rniaeetitic^l Co, Summit, f i the following as Neighborhood after being involved In an accident planning to the size and direc- right) Board president, in reviewing the and Dr. Akael G. Olacn, manager. CoramiasiOB*!*: Robert L. Hanson, with a car about 6:4$ p. m. Tues- tion of their giving for commun- hands over a baseball bat andgkm to EJugent Btilea, co-chairman of work of the Board, said that cer- day on Morris avenue near Bed- ity needs. I believe many of ua pubUclty (second from Jtft) «s t>ftici*Jly open the Twins; Men's Civic tain revisions to the by-laws made Central Itemrth Labor Tories of Arthur r MoUtor. A. L. Seaver, the Uentrsl/tAtoda Corp., which ford road. The car, it is stated, would' like a little more balance Council's driv* for used spojir «tuipwcnt to be shipped oversea, to from the floor during the annual Jr. John Potter. and proportion In 'what, where witl locaj* ta Millburn Towtuhlp. Roland SttaMoa. field soout ex- waa operated by Mrs. Clifford E. ths youth of occupied and mriwravag^l countries. Included in the meeting of the Association last Dunn, a guest at the Hotel Subur- and how* we are called upon to month had been included in toe Follc.*rlof the addresses Mayor ecutive; was Introduced and made give. For example, many of us above picture an Edward .busl- |hav» ic*n.««n.,...1%_ ,,., ti' Aterf .4»>by m«r« tfian i,«© 'ftessWo, gentleman; we •DUUinesi' drive i/.tKpidiy gjalnlng' SifiCA's t/LPUghout tr-fc Uciud or aitartBasMa-rw '*lx*mm*l«.«50,000. erous .and give the limit on Red aouaced that a joint committee of Summit's sfutt* is |l«,«Hi Thurnuui cf Air Redastioa, the candidates for delegate to the Board of Health offictaLt yester- pot* are"*(nw being set Tmataes and Citisena* Committee Constitutional Convention from Feather Day, October 19th!" store* ai|| * list of the*% jakced The- fund, Mr. Leathern de- He..s*Ji *B» the. «a4 *t day said smallpox vaccinations members, have mtt to select a expect to bav« our pJsstL Morris County. given, free at the health building Yardstick for Bustaifss will be revealed later. Return-mail professional organisation to make clared yesterday, has tnre« broad cards and literature outlining the aims; 1. To help lead young peo- pleted and! operating with a p In tbe drawing for position on since April 14 now total more than As one possible measure of the a survey of the hospital and that sonnet of 250 person*. This staff the ticket Mr. MacGregor won 3,500, normal business contribution to aims of the drive hays been dis- letter* have been sent to eleven ple of war-devastated countries back into paths of moral decency wtU be comprised «f 130 proft*- fourth position, which prompts The hours for being innoculatcd community needs, Mr. English tributed among civic, church and such consultants. educational groups and other and constructive living. 2. To sionai men, 40 maintenance per- The Madison Eagle to say he and checking of vaccinations re- handed over to his new business Special mention-was made or a sonnel sjid 60 highly skilled me- main the same; daily from 8 a. m. division chairman some National carda, bearing tbe message provide staff aid and reinforce- ) .-land* a good chance of being new/committee which has been ment and help rehabilitate the chanics. I am afraid,** be con- named. to 10 A. m. (Continued.on page 24) "What's In Your Attic" and re- Citizens' Group formed to be known aa the joint questing data for pick-ups .will more than 600 secretaries and tinued, "we will lose about CO Of advisory committee. This group, these persons because of hotudng soon be mailed to residences. their families in war stricken Hopes to Disband which replaces the former com- countries. 3. To help restore problems and inadequate trans- Mayor Lester praised the efforts mittee on medical relations, will certain key facilities of the portation facilities.™ of the Council not only in showing consist of the president and three Summit Girl Freed from Nazi Labor YMCA in places that suffered Train* Run Wrong Way an interest in municipal'affairs trustees, president of the medics! most. but also in enterprise* such as this Soon, Betts Says staff, the four chiefs of etaff and Dr. Oben agreeing - with Mr. Camp, Finds Hometown a Dream World which wili provide sport« materiel Rome A. Betts, named chairman the. hospital administrator. Mr. Czech Patriot to Speak Thurman that tbe present sched- By BILUE LONGWELL for the' youth of occupied and last week of the Citizens' Commit- Montgomery said that he was Highlighting the meeting will ule of the Lackawanna. railroad Comely 22-year-old Irmegard Koch, survivor of war-torn countries in Europe and tee fc* a Better Overtook, taking (Continued on" Page 1) be an address by Dr. Miloslav is geared to treat Summit as a a Nazi labor camp, came to the end of a war torn the Philippines, the place of Lawrence J. MacGre- Kohiik, president of the Czecho- residential center said "The trains run in the wrong direction." In ' road last Thursday when the plane she boarded at The Council request* that each gor who resigned, shortly after slovakian YMCA. who for four Frankfurt landed at LaGuardia Field and she was the annual meeting of the Over- years was leader of the Czech the mornings, he said, they roar householder in the city cheek up into Hoboken. many not stopping Mvept in the arms of her parents, Mr and Mn, look Hospital Association In underground until captured and On attic contents and contribute Herbert Hoover at Summit, and In the evenings William Koch of Valemont way, whom. she-- last March, issued the following state- imprisoned at . Punkrac. Kohak. i( discarded sports .equipment to the they roar put Summit from Ho- saw In 19» when they visited her in Germany. ment regarding the future work of recently arrived from Czecho- drive. Collections can be arranged the Committee; boken hindering the transporta- With her eyes sparkling and occasionally mist- by the cards which will be sent out Summit Visitor slovakia, will discuss conditions "The Citisens' Committee is there. tion of persons who work in Sum- :*:£. Irmegard who is called Inge, said at a Herald or by calling the Summit YMCA mit and lire in the surrounding anxious to go out of business. The Pointing put that it was the interview last fiViday, "I'm so very happy to be or by calling Edward C. Holmes, On Fishing Trip area. here that I think I'm dreaming. I even ask mother president of the Council.. Committee feels that the time to American YMCA, which first es- art $ dad to pinch me every once-tn-a-while." disband, is close at hand but that Former President Herbert Hoo- tablished the Movement in for- Stating that the Be!! Telephone it cannot properly withdraw from eign countries, Ln*l troop*. crick W. Ehrllch of Maplewood, delay by other organizations In The third aim woj to see that unsold papers. The three papers united in the boycott against tbe Flaw Shopping Spree completing their campaigns and an Impartial, professional, ouUide both old frienda of the former three papers: President, were members of the involved are The New York "But that Is all over now," she said happily, delay caiu*ed by Easter week. examination waa made of the Times, Herald Tribune and Jour- KaU, Beechwood road: Sieg*!"i. hospital, iU policies. Its organiza- party. 'and we are going shopping." Mrs. Perry Far num. drive pub- nal-American. Springfield avenue; H, Feibiasb, licity chairman, expressed confi- tion, and its methods and that the Pointing to new shoes, she said. "Dad just bought According to Abraham Kate of Springfield avenue: D. Feibusb, dence that the local quota would results of the survey became pub- Maple street; B. Feibtub, Spring- me these. And the clothes I have on are mother's. Trio Flung** Two Storits, Bccchwood road, spokesman for be met. lic. It Is our understanding at the field avenue; Ginocchio. Ashwood «f course, they sent me packages ever since it has the boycotting dealers, all other "This quota must be achieved, present time that it only remains COUM Damog* to Car avenue: Grant, Summit avenue, been possible and were they welcome! For seven to select the professional organ- papers In the metropolitan area regardless of economic trends and Three men fell from the second grunt the dealers credits. ami Terry's fcuaichrooaa. Sprl&g- years I wore the same two pairs of stockings, the discouraging experience of ization which in to make this fie!d avenu*. study! Wo have further been in- floor last Friday onto a parked Mr. Katz said that in addition darning and re-darning them." other 1W7 campaigns. The. cancer car after a rear porch railing gave to refusing to accept returns most She told of being drafted in 1942 to work In a drive must succeed for the lives formed that when the study has been completed its findings will way during a fight. All escaped dealers"' find" they receive more Where to Find It tabor camp where she did heavy manual farm of 17 million Americans depend serious injuries although damage be made known to all members of copies than ordered. Thu situa- Page *ork until the arrival of British troops in 1944. upon it. Those who have not yet to the car was estimated at $200, the Overlook Hospital Association. tion has existed, he said, sinre Church _ ...T..Page IT ^parated from b*r grandparents, the young woman contributed should realise that the Police sergeant Earl Lovely shortly before World War II did not know they were injured during a bombing dollars they give now may build Hope to Disband Boon Classified 22.» identified the men an Garlee Ray- when the distributor cut out re- Dates «. 13 «nd removed from Hamburg to Lanxe, Lauenburg. HAI'I'V LANDING for Irmegard Koch, 22-year-old facilities and even develop a cure 'The Citizen*' Committee pro- ford of Glenwood place, Charles turns on those three papers. in time to save people dear to pose* disbanding the moment the Deaths . t When the British took over Inge was reunited •daughter of Mr. and MM. William Koch of Vale- Cromwell and Calvin Cromwell, Contact with the office* of the them," Mrs. Farntrm said. second and third objectives have Editorial* _•_ *. , a with her grandparents and she said in speaking mont way, who arrived last Thursday at LaGuardia both of Weaver street. The men, three New York papers wa. *vca get a litUs more food." 118 Summit Ate. Su. S-6399 I-oott tor Mother's D»T ipeclnl* it Social ....U,H,ti,lg hearing'In Police Court today. Meanwhile the boycott »» lt,l» .#--' ft« SUMMIT HSIAU), , MAYJ, Will fteal trtailatHa k • atew grew- tlM despotism of custom to M the wan*. We arc not content t» Worid Youth M aai Mm Martin • stock «f knew* know that thifga an; we (Continued frose John whether they ought u b» ~— - —r *"~^r- —-^ -m ~m -^ . veaj^g' aHi Worid Touth" contesUoa. All said, -~eie f Oountry Ch* and Mrs. ._ Stuart MOIL of deaignece and pro- vaUa, Greece, China, Japan aai It Hme ef Una Woman's daoata of fashions M wel as fur- Wary. njabtags for the hone are aveetef Other evamte nUmaed ate , towvd maklag mother tlw most More than lag aaiaoTiitratlcais and will he utilised for attractive, weO-mformed aad ett- of the tW secretaries aai their deat penoaaUty that she bet ttrar beauty ettaics. beealnthematoryof time, •I SUUJfOe nUCt NOLTE. families who were caught ia the Mrs. Smith, who had jutt re- Bagmalag. Monday, May 5, the •«ly one tide p«t maelstrom of war. Almost It par asjwa a'tatter treat bar biubaad cent of the fund, or ttJBMSt store win open a fall weak of apo- •f the euitonury aejlaglMw*«ldtryt»ge*tbJroflgh THf L H. NOIfl CO. will be aeed for the repair aai dal events directed toward* the Friday or Saturday, found another Ate, I construction of huUdlaga to ta> f •tenter whe tamed hi tor if place those destroyed, ea* tor the "* -J repair of tor an Mr. Smith* eat aad the tore*, *bich taHomd VM Apprceamatcry timxfy tnaamttted from hatk sides TW "ATO" AND "ANIMALS" of the Atlantic eapeciaUy Mr Fashions May them said, will be earmarked for requeat far cigarettes. domestic expenditure, aiding to ANNUAL $ftlHt> RUMMA*E SAU Mr. Ssatth, who » m Europe Change the eapaasiOB at YMCA aarvfeea atatsnager of eoaMUtnieaUope for T» Be Bets At The to Negroes ia Amerteaa etUe* naUa.»aaortOorp.ofNewTork, aai for programs for the guid- AVI. belieMs) that the nwiit^ia* radio a 0l» OTY HAU. Ml ance and social re-adjustment at eaaratot la a great influence ia aad aawruues, a*«« e*>4 IV eleaaei itf*. Amos Hlatt, president at at Ukettr. Oeea May l a*d t, JMVVVvr fte pOM mm tral T" and Leoa Croat, (TMH f IM *• S p. M. 1* eatertaiaed by people he has etaat of Lincoln spokea teevsr htaaet. and he used stressed that the meeting is oeea the faeiltiea of ouch aa acqualnt- to the public. ermtWOweh underground tee- aa«e aa «*turday. LIBERTY The UN has reosaUyfhren status term k mhumaa torture. Han CLEANIS8 4 DYERS floors of Faatorae priaoa aa- to asaatemr radio station^ atklng Dr. Jacob Traps their vfibttXtan to tranamit UN . To hej» ate* tike Or. Kebab: i Morris Are. aid the youth of their coun- newa to fortiga countri**, a proj- HEADQUARTERS Tats to Rotariass ts campaigning for IMO&OOO. Mt oifrttt interest to Mr. Smith. a UK. Depot For: The Sensational Frigid About Democracy llflaifM*I Etmmm"lew With no assigned topic on which Plewe fa Art ExWWHoa Freeze Home Freezers! law, aai iaBaw aa thiwagh Dr. Trapp eaU the pkia people to apeak, the Dr. Jacob Trapp, want peace and that as time goes Mrs. Ullian Base Johnson, co- SPRING IS HERE! C§mt In! let w Demonatratt their minhtcr of the Community ita mflaean on we shall hear more about It; owner of Johnson's Arts and Church, devoted his time to pre- Greek. H, powerful forces do not want peace Crafts atop, Springfield avenue, time and Monty-Saving Advttn- was awarded Drat place In the senting to Rotarleaa at their Mon- began wrth the dawa of —these ferose want to keep peo- f * ft l*tb annual Irvington Art and day luncheon hie thoughts on his with law rephu^ag ple-down; exploit them. He said study of what democracy means. that there ia a most eignlooant Museum exhibition held at the Spring Rug Cleaning Is in Order PENGUIN FROZEN FOODS, Inc. l>r. Trapp said he had developeaeat going on right now— Irvington Public Library for her 12 M^lt St.. Surnwlt, H. J. Sa. t4S» democracy a main atudy for Dr. Trapp credited the the impact of the Bast upon the sculptured cedar wood carving years, indicating that that etudy with great tthaace wttk their West aad the Went upon the East entltled, 'Tn« Brood." applied to western democracy. He code of laws of a higher tj«e aad —Bastera Individualism and West- Mrs. Johnson is a member of said that he soon found that one of a nwraTeeejcept: of that* «*•»> ern detnocmcy—and the kick-back the Summit Art Association and could not; understand democracy nant with God and othexa. aai the Is most terrific. a former Instructor at the New- ark School of fine and Industrial or American democracy unless he ethical legislaUoB aa tali the Old He said that it Is atlmated that Beechwood Hotel studied the system on which it ia> Testament-a Juke aheJl jadge Arts. She Ur planning a clay mod* by 4M7 wo will have real Chris- ellng demonstration Tuesday at founded. This, he said, meant a equality between great and aaaaS. tianity, which is setting a pretty En|ey Television In Our Beautiful Ceckfetl Loun«e atodymf western civilisation and and how to treat the atrsasge* that the Summit Art Association fast pace; that Jesus will be re- rooms. to understand this it meant a within thy gataa (aa he woald vered all around the world. THE CRYSTAL ROOM atudy of the whole range of elvili- bb> own). The Jew waa the fleet The speaker was Introduced by aatloa. to eatahHah safety lawa. reejutruu Allan R. Devenney. Editor Pingry Newspopar Business Men's Lunch—85c—12:00 to 2 P. M. He said that one would have wall around the top of 4at- Visitors were introduced by Al- Paul L. Priest, son of Mr. and to go back to the Egypt of 7,000 roofed baildknga; he salaWihrid fred W. Aleebury: Harold T. Frets, Mrs. A. J. 0. Priest of Oak Ridge avenue, has been named manag- or 8,000 thousand year* ago, which lawa. Dr. Trap* said he Taeoma, Wash.; Howard P. Bar- Spend Your Cocktail Hour With Ui ing editor of the Pingry Record, considered the book mt reft, W. C. Wltoon, Madison; Carle- Her* d'oeuvres served from 5:00 to 4:30 t. M. ottoeoy tb* saaat laBasallil Pingry School, Elisabeth, for 1MB, ton W. Pierson, a past-pretldent according to an announcement last 34th ever penned by the hnd of at Summit Rotary. Be referred ts> Jeans living with week after the editors and Casmlr ifOU SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT A. France, faculty advisor, com- a great traditioa which Be gave Wiet Scwoknrk vriD create a dunning setting ia your home out and lived la Bhf owa hiaatl- pleted selection of the ataff. "MEM GLORIA B8TEVSZ and her Spanish OulUr," Jut fui way; there waa a smrvexaml of Dwka The Pingry Record was founded if you deaa your cherished pfiieeesloiM—yoBr Back from Havana, Cuba, with all the latut South America* 20% off apirtt hi Jeaaa aa there waa hi Phillip. Albert Treleaven, a in 1883 and is said to be the oldest ruga-Jnth^BEDROfilANwrny! music, will appear la our Crystal Room TAW ft PLOOt Isaiah and other treat propheta. graduate of Summit High School, country day school publication in is one of the forty-five freshmen the United States. Be thoagbt the parskJe at the . • Our reputation Is aacnnuioe of expert care Wdajr and Saturday, M»r lad aid *rd Good Sasaaritaa wap the at Duke University. Durham, N. C, 7:80toia:00. ChtMaMl parable. He lafami te> wfco have won scholastic distinc- la SAFE, competent cleaning of your rags to tion and are eligible for Initiation YOU WILL FIND Tho Bttehwood haa all faclHUta for largo or amall partial. >S] mm mm%mm ligioas •getting; tied ap add to thetr life—and vitelhe their fresh, into Phi Eta Sigma, national freeh- WIT SJBI wiwer the Kxoeuent French . Italian apring tastre. • °" Call la paifoa or phona J. V. Ckrnot, ^.honorary scholarship trater- leasaat, ejatot at- tflg. Thk B**, beta announced by SuaMDlt, N. J. / ft r^Ct Olreular bar. Bilffnalt e*jSSa the A&n K. Manchester, dean of "Phone U$ Today—Start Spring On lUWayr freshmen. BeaotlfBl Oardea with Dean Manchester, In comment- ing, stated that this is the bast Meflente Prices, at freshman class In the period of DANTE'S INN hia administration, with ten per oant of the class which entered Rome 24 4JI SyrinfftoM An. f.mwlr. N. J. teat September earning scholastic Comenl Station, N. J. distinction. Phi ata Sigma re- MOBXISTOWN 4-4M* ~-.Smbtf JVaw /MM/* Hlotl DttthgaUlui CUmuU -~ Watrements are an average for the Brat semester equal to the aver. ag«, which, If maintained, will lead to Phi Beta Kappa, national achoiastic honor fraternity. PIONEER HARDSHIPS Mr. Treleaven is the son of Mr. aad Mrs. W. H. Treleaven of Iris toad. His father is a former FOR YOUR WIFE awmbu of the Summit Board of Education and at one time its president.

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tMtdeot to tarat, was announced %, ar« |^, V. R. • C CuajriMdt Doctota CurUa mm «f a» staff. - Lcpn Jutaf OKIM Names Ho.138 TIN Wane* is HMBC Bettors i medical doctors appointed during April as oaa Lesion Auadtiacy physicians at Overlook %kete'$ a modern design in has «pooflar«d as it was announced yts- and Poppy Fostc *ba new staff members, eeafesst U opm to Lucille OamptoeU of Tar* Ctty and Dr. Veehtl JnaW High acimtf aa* off ear financing, too! rlin af Brooklyn, re- For ihMr flottefy, -Northmont nylons Itod Hi* Brvanth and Eigbtfc recently resigned doc- our Time Credit Plan, under including the cost of the insurance Tereaa's Parochial snss, aria*- the total number of •is- ifum. Tie appoint- w« lend yoa—«f /oireft ra< oad Waff ta which Dr. Allan Parry Ject of which wa* " receives a beauty bath of precious cosmetic make the arrangement* now, estab- free to choose any car—new or used af aaaduan, ia chairttan. tiibutloa to a Ifc. Oamptefl attended pre-med. lishing your credit, to that the cash —from any dealer. Come in and get With a SB pro*, *1 •Dtool «t aeid'Oollege, Palo win bereadjiMjfce moment's notice. complete details today. Jean Kdwmr* «f *»a>. CSal After receiving her oils ,. • • odded luxury ot no oddilionoi School. scirnne, ^iegree thsre. chance to enter Ufa* at Kanatw City Uni- teat, which ia <*>>•% College «f Physicians and cost. You'll appreciate their extra U«e our TIME CREDIT PLAN aljo for Legion AimiHary *"•"•«• obtaining; her Doctor of prise, likewise of « i Tawrtirma degree in 1M1. She In- NEW HOME APPLIANCES • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE • MODERNIZATION Mise Patricia, Flrtm. of Revere General Hospi- Parochial School. B*wsre, MM«, before serving snag-resistance tool nylons Ia the Fbj__ aesior lieutenant with the the first prise of * Mfi she was mads Thomas Armstrong: nwiifent physician at Brooklyn went to Jamea Ditasaur. I-utheran HospttaL She took over FIRST NATIONAL BANK Iber -duties at Overlook. April 6. ...ShMr—for daytinw unorhwu Rag. 1.50 NOW I.T9 $1.80. John Mites, ami tfr Oustar Nelaon. ^^eiwfia«e«id^m#en^«a«^f fa^WTVOMi niUIM9fj.. •-.ua«t ' students of Junior -Snni.jn New York City. Dr, Cur- The first prize winner ia iiic was «THduated from Hunter to enter the county CJwUfsee with a Bachelor of Art "Slwww—for IMHIM lov«llm«i Rag. 1.95 MJEMBJER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Tb« posters will be an *sp*e. At" Beeton'a Collese of in local store window* PiijTurianB and Surgeons ehe ob- Poppy, Week. ttamed.&er Doctor of Medicine de- «eatinuing her studies at the Michigan post-grad- irhe*k.ger iatwrafVip was mt ChampJain VaSey JIos- Piattiburgrh. ».' Y. Dr. swperted for duty at Over-, at, ' • '";. Watts, a member of the board of trustees and fia cdnu-ieF «f public relations, yes- Opening Tomorrow! deciared, 'Hospital author- happy: about ob- | *h* aerwiees of these two ewtwwto are" proring .extreme-" *ucacs»tful additions to the

He wwealed that Or. Donald K. "BsjOor *ff Pelham, N. Y.. the third -NATIONAL FACTORY OUTLET jBesftfteM. has submitted his resig- wmtzm anfl will leave the latter r T/mrt *g May. Another appointee, s» 3«t tmaimounoed, will fill the . be said, and an additional INDUSTRIAL PLACE, SUMMIT -wXIl be selected in the future increasing tha resi- Amcjr «taff to four. (BACK OF CORBY'S LAUNDRY) i M Cook, *on--of-Mr.-a«d Mrs. Mnrri« H. Cook nf Ashland iraafl. in among the studpnts at Offers to the Buying Public of Summit and VkMf 6f Illinois (Urbana- ) who will be civen recognition on Honors D*j-. Xmnorrow (May 2>, for high *t*iilwrtic achievement. CSaKaw will be dismissed for HSm. yrrormim beginning; Bt 10:15 PLUS A REASONAlLf MARGIN FOR OVERHEAD ._ \»*ill be made over Wholesale Cost WHJL, Cnrvpristy radio station 4CKIBST-1. Seni or» receiving top, aooScing "will bp announced during tt^H- «xrrrmonic5. and their, names OF EVERT wiE %» hifirribrd on a permanent 'ftHlM* Cmmik Ois* Surplus Merchandise DESCRIPTION an the University library. The EJnplinh language contains aggnnii3mately 700,000 words, but tna wforit mnkf up about 25 per ALL ITEMS IN OUR PLANT ARE MARKED AT •Raft

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HOMW A PARTIAL LIST INCLUOIS—HOIIS* Drwm. Co«it«, Iniiieti Coots, Quilled Roftes. Memk«r of the (bamkrr of iommrtrr of Siimmll, N. J. UiMvlMt Coon. Cotfwi md Wosrtc Aprom, Covtrdli, Plwiforei, Jumbo Aprons for ire*.. FRIDAV eVm's Dretfts, OvewMs. libs. Aprons. Nightgowns, Fotigyo Ouiflh. Hoitk Toble Cterfca, 9 A. M. end many wr* of RomiNMtf ond Piece Goods thot will Inrrlguo bacons* of PRICI ATTRA TO QUALITY ead ASSORTMENT. 9 P. M. SUMMIT, N . 4 THE SUMMIT HEUALD, THURSDAY, MAY I. If47 u- Mr. Pratt ceamnfed. service and overerowdiat at Susamits lartaHarirri of parking tfmt, meters aa oast method of alleviat- A general opinion sastssatg ay ing congested conation*. B« the representative* was for aa Joined Mr. FWker la asking for anaafsassat, ttaromgfc ta« aaity mor» and better reetauraata. sC saerehaatSt toe statea ta resasia Leag tAM that wita the *f BelTs new buildings Mr. Pratt said, "Many persons opaa one sight lawk, will bt supplemented that dost eat In the plant fo to - Mayer Lastar warnllng sa ,_ j than MM members. other town* for their meals rather the representatives ewgiaetieal than patnmiss Summit" Of the MS employees at Clba s. «sid la refereaee to Sat proposal was? amall percentage live la Sum- for snUttpla typa, dwtBiag*, "Wt •ait, Mr. Pratt declared. As for Mr. Felker explaining that the teaasportaiioa, Mr. Pratt said, Ceicaeae plant doe* not have or the dtr t their gnat prgblua pertains to want to operate a cafeteria, plead- atM service which many employee* ed for wett supplied, reasonable or oar tax rates «tt ft a»." use. However, be added, that iww restaurants la Sumgait which Nevertheless, he psiatad Mt had beea takes up with Public would eliminate the preaeat alow that the city PtemUf Board is studying As prsWeea tf y*rat*> ting additional gardea asartmssts. MEM, KLT MOT, MUS SMKLES ' Qtf WMI Ossassalt The Mayor said the aty will ds •verytbiaf passible t« saake 8wsv> KSHT W SMTT liUTlfIT mlt a shopping center aad be add- rauMiNTeis ed that oeaalderatita is Mat Great, progre- ia this modern age has been made by » Restore weary grass with a nourishing gives ts ths provisloa af as* host of eager men aad women who la trying to improve their meal of ScotU Turf Builder. Chaw out parking anas. He said «t believed own status have e iperimeated aad made inventions and dis- Dandelions, Buckhorn and Plantain with the Lackawaana Railroad woold OVmaOMMTmMTrm 1-tsd at the head taMt secretary of the Board; RWley Watts, Jr., of Short coveries that have been a boon to the whole of humanity. ScotU Weed Control. Fill in bare areas cooperaU with the Chamber ef at the dinner given last Taarsdsjr at the Beecbwood HUls, a vice president; John R. McntgOMery of Sir William Rkmsay, ths famous English scientist, in » with ScotU Seed. Laws "pleasure will Coaunerce in ths alleviation tf Hotel fot Overlook Hospital Tnuteee. the medical Short Hills, new Board preeldeat; Mlia Etotae r. visit to my laboratory in 190T, remarked that moat expert- the pretest difficulties. staff, officers !of tat woman1* auxiliary and the Johnson^ a vies president of the Board; Ruasell W. soos be yours. mentors were content to try tcuy those things which to themm Among the mots than ifQ per* avbool of nursing committee are, left to right, Janes Hotchktas, Short Hilla, trea»urer, and John W. seemed obvious sa that ft was very desirable to try the un- 8OOTTS WEED fnw sttending the meeting were J. Kerrigan, retiring pntidest tl the Board who White, Jr, of Short Hills. likely as this oft* i gave results that would lead to a new Quick actkMi wttfcec* Percy M. Bland, president of City was ho#t for the event; Mise Pamela W. LyaU, . (Wolin phoU» ooaosBttoa aad di* ovary. SUM Council, aad Ernest Hlckock, councllman-at-large and C. Philip b» carrying ou t any kind of experiment, H is necessary 9COTTS Ttltr BUILDER (ft Dean, councilman from the First "Overlook was never designed given to Mr. Kerrigan for his gen- to be a keen obse-ver and to be able to reason cause and food)—AMOKS long laetiag beauty. erosity in providing the dinner. Ward. for a public hospital;' M said. draw the right conclusions. IS lbs. feed. 2SM •«. ft—«J4. It* Overtook Doctors effect and than to Arthur B. Becker, president of "We must build one for public 1b*. feeds 1«.«0§ t«. ft—tt-K- (Continued from Page 1) and private use with wards and the Chamber of Commerce, who Perhaps the m wt fruitful field in which every one can room* separated. We must get 10% fo 20% SCOTT8 LAWN SEED — Triple presided, arranged ths business hopeful that the new commitAi have a part and e periment is la the realm of human rela- behind a drive for a new hospital." Reductions tionships and in ^{he operation of the human mechanism. IPJMUI, WJJl'i weedfree aeed builds session which was followed by would solve many problems which George B. Webber of Chatham, Many people In analysing thoir own status find that they, pertnauent btWiM. S lba.-IS.7S. refreshments. . may arise In the future. He also SUMMER Preceding the meeting, Tbs a vice-president of the Board, Dr. like most people, |av« gotten into a rut and the jolts- and 9 lbai-a&U to lba«-#SlJt. •aid that dtscuMlons have beta Summit Trust Company gave a W. J. Hallock. Miss Lambertaon FURNITURE bumps of this kind] of a life are irritating to them. Instead held regarding the new building and Miss Elolse F. Johnson of the of turning quickly to the left and then to the right to g«t small dinner at the Hotel Beech- Wrought tron wood to- the members of the ex* program, , , Board, also made brief remarks. out of the rut, thty putter along, year after year, experi- SUMMIT HARDWARE & PAINT CO. In closing the dinner, Mr. Ker- Reed and Old Hickory menting with all finds .of remedies to ease the pain re- M» gpringfield Avenue gUnunit ecutlve committee of the Cham- In conclusion, Mr. Montgomery ber, the guests speakers, and tbs rigan made'a plea for continued Alto SUMMER Rugs /resulting from the [hard knocks they receive day after day. said, "We'must bring out into the teamwork as evidenced by the at- Mayor, opaa the question of friction be- Su. 6-0038 \ Some people are in the 'coffee rut' and think that thty The dinner was given in slip- tendance and remarks made,,, at tween certain member* of the the dinner by all groups connected JOSEPH ZEIGNER, Inc. can't start the day fight without a cup of black bitter coffee port of the program sponsored by little suspecting tlu|t here Is the cause of indigestion, head- the Chamber for the- combined medical staff and it must be with the hospital. 472 Spria^neM Av#. A rising vote of thanks was aches, stomach ulcers, constipation and numerous other ail- purposes of extending a courtesy •olved/T f- ments for all of whjch the market Is full of remedies to cure Geddis Friendly to the guest speakers and giving He expressed confidence that it the symptoms but ||wt the cause. them an opportunity to meet and could be solved and said that the talk Informally with the leaders Board would cooperate In any and Here's where y have tried to support Over-j Six Possengtr Out Coup* look and we will continue but now Is the time for the Board to take open action." the Basement, too Urge* New Hospital Others who spoke'were Dr. Fletcher L Kraus* of Chatham other car like it. « who urged that a new hospital be built as rapidly as possible aad 3, CLEAN OIL HEAT means more Uv- who stated that "many of the able space for fun and recreation.Means present problems will still exist you all advantages of [Floating more time for fun, too, because it's com- until we- have a new hospital." pletely automatic. Moreover, in most areas oil costs less than any other fuel! ALBERT DUPARC See your Mobilheat supplier about an oil Pkmrrr burner and Mobilheat Contract now. He All-Fluid-Drjve and brings you Complete Fut! Oil Service — Flitp fnifnKftom in ften* including automatic delivery on hotter Mobil- anal Rnrmimj heat. This fuel oil today contains more heat units—gives you hotter heat than ever be- •HVWliMt m AVHirt Fiill-Floating Ride. Th^ lowest fore. Order now. at Woodland Ave. Boa

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Mobilheat MM WNBU nwunT VAIVI JUT mm t)Nt vACUUM Ht Na.atrelt*. No U»(im. No drep. EM staly. You doa't «K *M imah, poiaUM, Me, you jari •el ttn dowm. Mmpte whwi you W UfW AYfrB VlUnin Cndr Uhm OTTO SCHMIDT. JR. Oafar StJS for N dm' mtvlf. fkaee CMimmMMUTumtKviiaiaTMm.nctworrKtk J Chorfliw'i Cut Rcrlt AUTHORIZED DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER ill •trt.f«.M, ^j...^jmailW *. I. St., Summit, N. J. t 6-1GU5 ' funds for conducting a youth pro- Kiwank Spring gram. SUMMIT HERALD, THUKSOAY. MAY 1, ft« I The meal waa prepared by * U » ahari*, home* for children. It will •pom- Mis* Vinnit ma Hoogetwtyn, ex- Mr a radio program over Station K Bastwkk, a work, staff of cooks taken from the Ki- Henry Veaftlaa was warded Ifed Cres s ecutive aecr^ary of th* society; of South Stag MM* Has wasis meiafcersbJp. The waiters, WAAT, •« OB the diaial at v:4:«5 a. m. Mis* Barbara Smith, a case worker glass hi,MMJJ „«. The GbUdfwa'a Aid oa TboraAiy, May a, as tbe Coilet al»o Kiwaoiaas, kept the plates with tht atUdrcB's Aid,* Mrs. W. British Maiaya ****** th w*H filled. *« •warded aa electric atoer. OuOt t program. W. Hartmaa of West Oreng*. a Variety Program Tboaa who wtil participate art Halted fttctsa with ss per eest • A sextet of student* from tbe foetcr Bosk* aMthcr. aad Mm B. its Ua imports ia V»U-vm. Kfwaate annoal •priag stag High School known as the "Bana- mtt G. KoiMtdd, oould not attesd | Warier Thursday at the £Hu dun na Bunch" enlivened tht occasion * attracted the uaual number of H3- with various vocal and instru- celebrating thai* teats aaaiver- w&niins and their friend* whose mental »el*cttoni< jo*! was boast th* service club's *y «tt*adiag in* drcu. in Member* sad guests played New Ot*#*r, Aaarfoaa «a4 the TMCA m m Tassij st i p-w. May », Hm 9 ««4 June lfl. The oou»e, to W glvmn ay W. Lavcr,, »m inotuae Itrnm- osoUoa vlcturw aai *••*»»• stratlooe, botb on Ua4 aai Main empbuii win ba «• work. No ffnewUl •• remind to sattr th, wiut ui avtasmlaf MUt ia not a prer«»«aWU for aaioa. Oonoptettoa of the OMiise, which t* frea, Aaaraet qualify for a Red Cross eertlicaU. Pointing out thai vaeattaa dajfe involv* added parsooal rlak*. especially to children, with which parents are seldom able to cope, Mr. Xavery said that about 7,600 trsooa drown *aoh year, with th* majority of accident* occurring la June, aad that 78 per cent of the fatalitU* take ptaoe in'fairly shal- low water. Drowning is th* aee- and can** of death anuttf chU- drea hi the 0 to 14 aga hra«k*t, THIS SHOULD IE DONE NOWI h* said. and flash casual Drain aad tefUl diff ereattal All intMreated in takhag the system Adjust fU ataarfag gear hwulag oour*e should register now at Tlghtaa *H heae eeoiwettaas Ckaa afar •ither the YMGA or Red Oea* Tighten cylinder bead note Tune up motor ' Cheek headquarters. \ •tftlfag* it at planting mi vomling intteod of earning into kmm to tkop. Adjust fan fait t* proper Osaa aad adjust spark plugs rat* It was also announced that June FiU ma ^ coupon bdow or eoM your local. TtUmtu* number at earty at 19 to M had been set a* date* for, deaa aad adjust distribute* Tett battery, th* National AqUatio School, aPOn-' 9;30 in dp morning and your mower teillb* m rout* to you in thort ondmr. Drala .aad wflll palate aad add wafer pored by the Bed Cross, at Ciuoii Luhttoate a* And mowers aren't all you'll find in our Garden Center. Our Aim arm stopaok and adjnst treat Manhattan, Narrowaourg, H. Y. Male or female swinuning instruc- Drala aad refill trans atraiaer aaAasiB blottoming with garden aids, nmything from the nmmt inttttiddm to nW tor*, 18 years or over, may Mgiatsr for advanced swimming aad lif* x $14.95 saving Instruction at th* oatnp. Information may be otitaiTtad.from INCLUDES LABOB, OIL AND OftBASE - PARTS V NEEDED ARK this local chapter of Red Cross. '

•J OUR MECHANICS know your car better than anyone and will give it th« Idnd Roby fo Aef «t loyt' of aervicing that will save you time and money in the long run. We use genuine partt, factory methods and time-saving equipment. You'll get more service out of Work Swcrcrory ot^rY your car if you let II* care for it! Richard 8. Roby, adult division secretary of tbe YMCA, will as- sume temporarily the additional responsibilities of Boys' Work Sec- OTTO SCHMIDT, JR. retary, Allan R. Devenney, general secretary, announced yesterday. AUTHORIZED DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER Devenney said Roby wiU fit! the vacancy caused by the resigna- 804-06 BrtMid 8t, Summit, N. J. gqmmtt 6-1665 tion, effective today, of Ekhrln G. Lincoln, until the personnel com- mittee secure* a replacement for Lincoln. In making the announcement Mr. Devenney said, "Mr. Roby. a graduate of Springfield College, an experienced *pprts leader and anny aiFFITHiS flat FmusMfi Sfitds veteran of World War 2, will bring a youthful and enthusiastic vigor to hi* leadership of boyi." Mr. Lincoln resigned to join the personnel division of the W«ot*rn Electric Co., Kearny.

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// . "Th* Untie Cenlar ofNn* Jeney" Ct I AN IRS L. MNIERGER GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY att Sorlngfleld Are SuRimlt rout or AMUUOCS CUAT nvur, STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES tot Mlllbora Ave. 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY OPEN WtDNESBA t EVEMHG3 UNTll MNB f, MAY iwiaw tioa U **a-«*y-or aaothat. or hospital ia New Jersey, So & a* fttttevtd that roar faw- I Obituary DriscoH ha* refused to act a* a aM* action eta at five* oa thai woks would revive the SUMMI ERALD Your Men In Washington YMCA tot tftteh fetfiayaVaaaW aMastasK the student's pate was a lid far maot trats a* a J. 3k* similarity of ttt* c*m- the Gowemor before the seiga It th* **t «ttftatl|p ttt> It seems a pity that a group ef WE mmm wm*tm mimmwtm memm it it some of whom fcav* oat and two year* of study toward aa M.D. degree, caa so lot Caatrai YMCA *af tat Uaat|* \m *M* ^.«i»»i tiau* theii tducaticai ia New Jersey' sisatav *«a will b* aoavr*1" mOi. Ta* Dinotars oi ***••*• ! Tfe* atenaui Vrast *&« Wtm* auidtl go out of state. Etpe«a%a*wiat*>tjf flefactl*""?1 a***. aBBB*SBJSJR*|t *••***> *»*J^ "^W •^"•^" Tf-W^. fef *»* CMW tW* **- that die KTKirrfrlk" ***«—"•»*«•— *—*« •*»— •*—i •"•• > sweat Tba total YUCA's ***** tat Sit October S. itM> M U« past o*U*. Summit, at, i abundance of money for r •Dl fcs aiPimisliiislelj ftijm TV* aftoaal not *v»fte tattr. r*- th* cfttw H Mt nsr rasiing" aad Mr. Merck stats* that asjotM It to totalsa d arts* « tlwir atttr* of Jssfitt era ar« "urgently needed." aMktBBBasBtSC*k'ii^ ^ (H •• ™•• •- • Prateyttrlaa Church, which shake off tfa* ttipna it mm aatios ot Or A **4 an oetUrly ra- L Street ptmnisl aoiicitatk ef YMK3A members as* dt a Dear Mr. Leathern: Joined is 1WS bacomlag » HA* 1, t*M education and tht students, sora I* jganatetsttd swoteotso* ha tm. He was a awauxr •Sttetad Jiat of iadhridaal ThU witt oestoa to yo« to* rurt, would certainly be overjoyed to have a 4mA priest. fact that tbt Central Oonamltttt hUn's Bible CUM ant the dtooia. prabaMtr not to **• CUit of tot cbureh, and F«W to r«*« Itwertory school in New Jeraty. -witji* «r "Under ttstat ttrtiiTBttawntm I ceed SCO la ftutaber. - ~ ei the United Campaign, acting on r (JPA. tnwwtn* OTA oat* ataaaftc its *\ physical inf f*"^*** 'ffn aswS si business) In* Tit* Job can't be dent by dtfcer grota? rm atfeattttaf "cur txptcta* 1 eoiidtation by BMU, of **• law. erf satgsyV aad proodmaUiy 1,000 indtrid»ai its lest msttllsfhtldoa April 2Uri I CMd Ooard. vaotory art both similar, la each cast the i iKisnaititi'ii TrrrnTfl fr"T Mr. Double was for many y* aloot but, if government, tdwatka* aad its-sat ww**d'««Jt to donor*. '• • ' " aavt ptrmlasion to tht Summit m current condition of the individual or corpora- dustry would cooperate, then prliapa Hew •rteet few* »•«• sot bean real- CwBtral aad Uacoln YMCA'j to employed by the old Summit « tt» terminaUoa of I. SoiicitaUoo from th* pulplU Madison Ice Company, and later tion ti carefully scrutinized with a view to- Jeraty could have a medical colkg* of its ©wat ot Protestant and Catholic conduct a special so^ciUtioa of ward future conduct. A city, which i» also OPA, OaM chall**!** Bowkfcf oon- funds on btbalf of th« Interoa- was in the automobile biuinesi at If Governor Driscoll is aa vitally att***sa*d ttaUoa tbat priew ba** actually churches, if this eaa b* ar- U Summit avenue with Irvin L a corporation, can do well to adopt thii basic in education aa fa*claims ) fat wiM gjhne cavefad P»eaid«t TttuMafs "wwal siaen SI per eeat ' ranted. j - -•• - . Whit*. twt «t 4. Solicitation of local twain*** It is our underatanding that th* practict of business ami from time to ttmt stud/ to this glaring gap is ear state's edacsv •^S?A prieat wet* low, bat many Mr. Double's only Burvivor j 1st «« organisation*, including solicitation i* part of a world- t consider its present condition from a physical gwKto wert no* btiaf produced Ms wife, Mrs. Elma tioaal facilitita. to* price jpdral? WlB apaakeri at meetina*) of tuch wide program to rait* (8.650,000 as well as rwandal sidt so at to chart a course ' controis. aad aoa-txistaat Doable, whom ha married orgsnitatlons a* Rotary, Ki- of capital funds, to rebuild th* 5) am>d* are •» heip to anyon*," years ago. for coming years. ws.nl*, Elks, Lion* and Cham- " iacilltles and organisation in Case decJared. It'* probably not Funeral aervices will be held Strictly Accidental b«r of Commerce, if this can th* eouDtrits of the world where, There is no tinw like the present for Sum- eostinr tat much mow to liv* now Ilk the E. P. Burroughs & Son How much faith can a if it b* arranged. in many iastanett, ail physical mit to take an inventory. Within the period —we pay mow mousy but we are asset* of, the T wert destroyed Funeral Home, 306 Sprlngfitid political party platform? BO longer forced to accept shoddy 9. Solicitation of parents and of It months, 2,500 new families are expected W« understand that your solici- avenue. Burial will be In Han. mrt retaiJers bare adapted substitutes." friends of Hi-Y members. Last June, when politick tation la to be first amonf mem- over Cemetery, Hanover. to be added to the staffs of the large indus- p Thu Mew Jersey letialttor 6. One or more meetings open ing favor of the voter, the two 1 UOaX BTOTICE ""- tries in this area. They will b« white collar fiu mai reduecd jwieea • criticized Truman for "eomlnr. to tht public bers of the YMOA ia Summit, workers of the highest type and a credit to the parties met in convention m Trenton. Each {Sat. St pw oeat- Will tab S«Ctep for- sum of W,6oO,000, to ba known as United Campaign, although WOODRUFF j. ENGUSH, said petitioner and you. couraged. On the other hand, as the Mayor ABB 8OiVEB8tEIN, Says tht New Jersey Taxpayer* As*ori*> «wd at tedagiiis equilibrium into th» -World Youtto Fund." doubtless many contributors to it Chairman, Solicitor of Petitioner, pointed out, Summit is a residential city and •feat f>ri» •tnictaie." . ;• ^ will be reached by this solUtta- SO Park riac*. Newark, N, J. tioo: The wot* oa the salt* tax fcsU is tht No part of the sums to be raited Summit United Campaign. 4»-sn* left by war un- ittvitablt. Bui held to four at present hat no medical school, no center Pmrptttt Thtrt i •• t n^Mtmtt for * CMkt. ,JjW*»* af R«ptMe«totl ta eac* aow af mm take* bis mecK- far medical research and no means of offering m ei**.1" gd work for practicing physicians. tuitord p. Case («), Raamyjr. /. state stands last among the United States &V*pr^Btttl *•** -"not lonf. not IB medical education facilities. hsS «»tToiiiaWe"—It fort- SPERCO MOTOR CO., INC. tqr Rep. CUffta-d P. Case, of 301 ItOAD STiHT Cotttgt was issued a charter aa a SUMMIT. N. J. l$u$tfme medical school and although the price reduction* cannot s «* j^,?w»ener ill) anwnmh- ' achoot -SMS longer exists, the charter does and tinrord ThomiM (Ri. KUubeta. stoat* ««» a -*a«t - he contests. ' st could easily be transferred to a university Chmrlf B Qftidwi m>. P Be fla\*es the bkme squarely on ia* sao«3eeia •« President Tni- ir • ; ' ^ana IOIAIO.THW^AY, MAY I, mi t jr wniob was frwtf MO*Hafdware Business »nr to tto Fo§oo Sepi*. durNT A* tart **•* win be Of Arthur Manser lor another day* Bought by Pierson itid* the artWei taekdaof brsoeiofe) and Mokla>ces Carletoa W. IWn of 1 to the oaiaoaa wh« **a road has purchased the Kresge-Nwart Summit branch Manser Hardwv• rf sat at* ntld avenue. The new owner took iwwattlon this taortuttg. Mr. Pierson, a resident of ftum- OF HOME APPLIANCES AND RADIOS «att tor 14 yean, la not a new- earns* to Summit buMsoH circUa. P» » years be conducted the Piwtea's garden suppttss and •••d store as Union place. Upon entering USO work during the •V«.*e'.eke«d the Union plaee Ma; »lh. store. Mr, aHtttoa was stationed at Houston, Texas, where he was BMnager of the USO for two and a half years. "Sessions For Brides" . Xa his other community assoota* Uoas, Mr. Pieraon ia a director of aa wa« aaeoriated wttk Mr. A series of Oookia*/ and Home Damonatrationa or intsreft U ewwy th* H1U atjr Bavingi ft Loan As> atr, Aa material herwtxe avail* woman, eighteen to eighty. Bring your questions! locution, A member of the Board able, Mr. Picraoa wtU laoderttiw where be conducted kes haidwoxe JUVSHLt of Directors of the YlfCA and hia atore at th« aaed devdopa. ia TO*, fcaving bad Us S:W Friday afternoon*. chairman, of the board of deacons "GeJag to 1U» U mmf to FURNITURE of the Baptist Church. He is a Mr. Manaer, who haa expreaecd former member of the Board of Ml Teare TMal 50% off a deair* to retire, aaya he ia "»»- "A 1W Kitchen for Every Bumf Education, which post he resigned ing to take tt ea»y." Hi» honae ia «f Mr. ft Mr* ON*** t upon entering USO work. In the in Mountain avenue. plojraca, Blcnaid lUeif, hk MB, Oondwitod by lOss Biaabeth Beveridte, Interim since concluding his tour Mr. Manser haa completed eO William, Mua Margaret Dvm* Hanu Companion. ' of duty with the USO, Mr. Pierson and Mrs. I* C Proeeehwlt, JMA A Dee*#ated Weeds* yean In the hardware bmtnaaa has been engaged in personnel a combined service of Ul •ICMbi work. • ' " . • ". • here. Before coining to Summit, he Hay 16th lived In Poughkeepate, N. T. The aow owner of the hardware where h« wu in the manufactur- Mr. Manwr has teen acttTt la "How to Select EqulmnU fm Ymr Model KUchm*" many circlet in Summit tuldaa JOSEPHJIB©ME*, inc. atore has changed ita name to the ing bueineaf. Mr. Manaer went Oondneted by Mia. Edith Kaaasey, Equipment Mltar or Amarloui How Carleton W. Pieraon Hardware. with Warren Jorden In the hard- hia buatneaa. He U a member «( Calvary Bpiaeopal Church. Ht haa Uagaalnes. 472 He will maintain the same staff ware tHulneat In IBM remaining bees an Odd JPellww for II yean, being a member of the Oortlaad dge in PeelukilL He U a her of the Chamber of • -. and we* a president of the t Batlneu.Men> Aaaodattoa, its predeceaaor. He^U a charter NOT ONLY member of Summit Rotary, being e of ita past preaidents and n Mllm Jt*mFr«mtl*r Clewere song leader. He was twice a ran. teaentative to RoUiy Interna- UonaJ, attending: the convention SUBURBAN In Vienna in 1131 and ita session BUT ALSO in Ban Pranciaco in UU. Ha U COCKTAIL LOUNGE also a past president of the North Tr*4+J* •» V«mr Oi4 BAST ORANGE Jersey Hardware Attorlatlwi.

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tkvun wato you hem ... for your dining pt—mrm A Negro youth of Newark and Yei... for thefim time in many yean y*nr «U dennor his juvenile brother, picked up on our delicious food, SCOTCHES, Wum and liquor, ... nupicioa Monday by Detective Whm yew Iny roar [(regardleat of make) ii worth money when traded is on It'll be a date you'll want to repeat, oftm Nicholas J. Grasto and Offtoer at Iwens • WaWarfc y— fay Charles Dukin, were turned over LUNCHEON - COCKTAILS . DINNER to Newark pouea Tueiday after one of thew upto-the mlnnte Premienl Chooee the type they, admitted committing rob- beries in two Newark stores. Po- 62 BBICK CHURCH PLAZA lice said the youths admitted to you prefer, upright or tank. Each (Wet top performance OPPOSITE BRICK CHURCH STATION taking- clothes, watchei and kni CONVENIENTLY LOCATED PARKING NO PROBUM •. . big value for your dollar. See them demowtrajea'. The older boy Identified by po- Aftteirtelr He 20% Pet Tei e» Aay Thee lice aa Stanley Reed, 18, it on two years' probation for previous rob- No »ffMotion with any other ettabluhment beries. The youths when $ue*» tioned by Detective Grass* and Officer Dukin said they wets icnt to Summit by the probation officer' to took fee jobs m the hotels In this city. Premier Upright Cleaner BXCLUBIVB WV-MATtC N*M*iM ROBERT H. WUENSCH CO. • Duo-maUc notsl* automatically adjuaU itself to thickoeM of • 2-epeed, baJl-bearinc motor... high speed for thorough clean, EAST ORANGE ing, low tpeed for throw wg> «ndl "brueh-up" cleaning.

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• Double action, motor^driven, ball-bearing bruab vibrates rag on a cuahion of air and diilodgea even deeply-embedded dirt. Bloeher boot made in white cal& CHILDREN'S SHOE white elk and brown elk, made • Many other features, Including two-apeed, trigger-type awitch, ever laiU that jive plenty of reem lor powini toea. Priced beak DEPARTMENT molded rubber furniture guard and noieeleet caatera. 1150. Not.. .VIM' Another Shoe Store? ...but a umrthwkiU addition to this store's Ane services. Shoes for children of all ages in a separate department of their very own. This department is under the direction of Mr. William Compl** Masfr Set of Attack4*Toot*t 14.50 Casey, a qualified shoe specialist. .-—.,_..:. Our Mr. Casey brings to the Robert B. Wuensth organisation a very special knowledge and skill in the One art of fitting and prescribing shoes for growing feet. We of Wuensch's feel happy and proud to offer this extra serv White elk with brow* laddie, ice to those modern parents who recognize the importance of

*/• non-narking brown robber tojte. Favorite with aU yoaagrten. quality shoes properly fitted. Your children's feet uHl be in Goodyear welt conitrnction. Priced from 16.00. safe hands. ROBERT H. WUENSCB. Pre*.

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Edwards Shoes for children or* Rationally ad- f$£# • ISH vtrtistd in Life 4 agcnin« .. .Good Hoascketp- ing ... Mtdieol publications and has tn« back- inq of Parents Magazina comnwndtd seal. tOAFBRfl Flexible type hand- le wn moccaatn vMniw. 2™= aENOINE ABTIOtE. Clo«ed towfc — open b»ck. Brown, red. Blsee Edwards Shots maintain their reputation for providing Foot 3H to 9. KM " Htaltn Security" because they offer l-'THE RIGHT PIT AT THE RIGHT TIULH 2-GIYE UTMOST COMFORT. 3-1OAST SMART STYLES YOUNGSTEtS LOVE TO WEAR. Premier Tank Type Cleaner 4-ALL SHOES ARE SEHSIILY PRICED. !| INCWBE8 BFKCiAUIBB TOOLS POM CVERV CLEANING SOB

HOURS: 33 HalttedSt. 9:JO-SJ0 DAJIY • Motor provides more than ample auction and blowing power for tv«ty cleaning need. MON-WH>., Oil. • Extendon tabes dean floom and high, hard-to-reach places. meteaalal p-ltenii la • Mrith Chmrch Stitiom • Seientiiieslly'deeigned noailes for rags, upholstery, blanketa, nuttreaaes, Me. elk leaUMT sole. Made In tvmmos Ih little feUu, teen •««" 7TOt •Round brueh for dusting pictures, lamp shades, moldings,Winda,etc - " EAST ORANGE • D««oVmse» and liquid aprayere For Regular Shoes . .Corrective Shoes em Ow »#lerre« r«ff«e«< »•»• ««?e $g Semi-Corrective Shoes WUENSCH'S REMEMBER SprinffWd Ave. (near Becchwood Bd) Summit, N. J. • IHi SUMMIT HttALD. THURSOAY, MAY I, 1147

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ooamrt a ahOB mi S. t. MeOar- I' thy of ftoo—raft boahnari to taa> wt a garafa, batli late oVeWng*. Daring UM war ptnaita had beta g Classes granted on a Usnporarjr baaia fat UM conetructioa of aoaity 101 To Uut Municipalp Bldg.g poultry bwtaaa, • TOWNSHIP—T%OWNSHIPT% « f*£f*ww£ii p CttCommtttt w 11 it* April The Townahlp OwnmHttt awt djd tfa td fbl y p the requesq t of last aigbt wrth UM War Mtaafial y^^^l FMDHEPER BaaafiHt EMMM Mt • avasaiHiaBiamk « thaa of Ed to conduct two •eatons daily of library Conumttoe to fuctber coav Hat aaajht a* tha HT UUsdmrtca daaact to thh e MunicipaMiil l BuildinBildi gg fof r ththe ^ada^tK: ta ^Oataa.- -"I* Mat ichoofcl lhi yeai r hrgiiwini Stfg io aSeptember Th bd. ' board'g re- aidtr; Pkuu. TJM &gjmS UM Townriaip Comaalttet wUl ha " ' wa* praaeatad «**% ay held mst Wadaaadajr U|bt ia Uta which bad hata authorise by tht Municipal ffulhtlnf WUUaM F. Aiaeworth, Jr. voters hart atoct thaa a year ago ApplicaUoa far State aid funds yteatntal ereiiy by Supervising la approving a POQ.OOO bond issue, Principal ef Schools, WUUaat F. Tbt arrangement of hoMing kin- ia amount of OM00 far i»prov«* GOING Aineworth, Jr. dergarten la tbt Municipal Buttd- ateat of 8nyd«r avaaat waa mad*. Blue Mt- N. J. Bid* aad Otto Sofawarta,; The beard a> its May U Meet- lag will make aeceaaary tht Wr- Should tht aid ht granted tha Faraif, chasnpioM of the raasaUy completed New Mt Farms captured high aiagie team ax4 three-] oaanplete final plaaa ta ing of another teacher for that towaahip wut alao eontribat* ».• Providence Towmahtp Ltasjua actoedule, a* they game high honor* for the year, the rube of the | tha kindergarten group ta the Khool head explained. 100. appeared April H feefor* t&a loop'j annual ban- league do not permit more than one prbe ta aj OUT OF BUSINESS I the Muaicipal BuUdlag. The aehool Under UM terms of UM arrange- quet at the MouataieaMa Ira ia Route ». Reading team. Blue Mt. Farma finished IS gnmaa aha* 1 bead explained to the Towaship to BM th« Municipal Build- left to right: Half Uriah, R. J. Ouenther, E. F. of the field, (Photo by Japt ; Coauaittee that whereas, there ace ing aa a elaseroom th« Board of Henry N. Cook, \m kindergarten ckiidMa this year, Education will remove UM long up. jthat number will increase ta at right beaches and atom them for Relatives from Jsatt « for the aeat aehool year. UM duration. Tat benches wu) bt Paper Box Maker, Fisher, Top Man, as Township Keglers ' As aa outgrowth of the kinder- replaced by removable furniture Norway Arrive to ANTIQUES garten problem Mr. Aiwwortb oV which wifl be used for all iaest- Banquet; Have elared the situation virtually had iaga of municipal groupj ia the Dies at Summit B.H.Keglm6rve forced the kindergartaeni froan building. TOWNSHIP — Funeral service* Visit Swensons their quarUre at Columbia Bchoai Tbt various departments BOW for Henry N. Cook, It, paper box TOWNSHIP — Towoahip Com- Series WHhBora tecauat ef the necessity next housed ia the Municipal Building maker of Hamilton terrace, were League Prizes nsitteeman Anton C. Sweneon and ILMI aehool year of using two rooaas for held Sunday afternoon from the TOWNSHIP -The Eighth an- will conUBut to mak« it their TOWNSHIP - The "Berkeley Mri. Sw«nson have a» visitors the nual New Providence, Township the firat grade. quarters Including Utt tax col- pallaway Funeral. Home, Basking Heights Bowling League held its Ridge. Rev. Harry B. Morris of latter'* brother, Frank Tappee, and Bowling League dinner Thursday Aftaageneal far a Year lector*, Uw poUoe and firt &*• the Millington Baptist Church con- annual dinner last night at the his daughter, Doris Tappee, IB, Mr. Aiaeworth aetd the use of partnienu, the Firat Aid Squad, ducted the services. Burial was in Mountainside Inn in Route St at the Municipal BuiMing for the and the township clerk. both of Oslo, Norway. the Millington Baptist Cemetery. kindergarten would end after one - reoltry Htaw Permit which time league piiaea were The Norwegians arrived In New aehool year because the board con- Th» Township Committee voted Mr. Cook died of a cerebral presented. York April 21 on the 8. 8. Stevang- templated starting construction agaiaat acting favorably upon the hemorrhage Thursday at Over- At the loop's sweepstake matches af ord. Mr. Tappee, an inventor, ia MAKI row within the next year ef the eiffbt- recommendation of UM Board of look Hospital, Summit. He was the here on business and expects to husband of the late Alice Turner April M at the above Inn, T^m roon addition to Columbia School Adjournmeot to make permanent Fisher ofthe Pine Tree Ine\ e»ort- tarry until late in the sununer. Miss MIW WITH A Cook. Born in Norwich, Conn., Mr,. Tappee expects to continue on and ing a handicap of six pins a sane, Cook had lived in MUilntton U make her home with her aunt, Mrs. || years, before, coming to Berkeley piled up a total of 738 for four Swemon. Heights. He bad served aa a vol- gamea to win first place. Ban Test This Is Mr. Ta'ppee's first visit unteer member of the firat hand- of the champion Berkeley A. C. to America ainoe 1940. He- reports drawn fire : engine company in team rolled 700 with a handicap of that during the war bombs landed POnED ROSES Norwich, seven to peg second place. Lou right "in my own back yawl." Ra- TOKN DOWN In hia youth Mr. Cook had been Rattina of Delia's scored 707 with tioning of many items, he explains, an active sportsman and track- a handicap of two to place third. including food and fuel will con- aNDasawLTTontEctsioN In the Following torts: man, specialising in the six-mile Fourth place waa taken by Joe tinue Indefinitely in Norway. run. Ho waa manager of numerous Newark baseball team* and until Perlllo of the Berkeley Barbers a few yeara ago served aa field cap- who rolled 681 with a 7 handicap. REPLACED HYBRID, TEAROSES, CLIMBING ROSES tain {or the Scarlet Crest Archery Prizes were distributed among Bowling League Club of Millington. He also man- these four on a 60-25-15-10 per cent WITH GBUNNE fOKD PARTS POLYANTHA ROSES, FLORIBUNDA ROSES aged the Robert Fulton Council basia. Dick Delia donated a con- solation prise for the low man of Completes Season Jr. OUAM basketball team. He TOWNSHIP—Tha Berkeley the evening. Tfcia prize waa won it AVAHJUU FOR HMMBNATi waa long a member of Robert Ful- Height* Bowling League, apon- We have large variety from which to choost—many by Don Bryan of Bryan'a Garage. ton Council and a past officer. aored by the Township Recreation Delia won the prise put up by the Mr. Cook leave* (wo daughters, Committee, completed Its regular management of the Inn by being typei are new pefented varieties. - Mrs. George Galla of. Berkeley season April 16 at the Mountain- the only one to roll a pre-deter- Heights, with whom Mr. Cook re- side alleys in Route 29. mined score of W for a single game. aided; Mrs. William L. Allison of Larry Bryan of Bryan's Oarage North Plainflekt; one son, Ralph Township Mem tats rolled the highest single game of Borden Cook of Central avenue, the seaaon with a 234. Frank Yan- DILLON MOTORS, Inc. PUNT MARKET Millington; four grandchildren Dems* en tipsy Charge notta of the Berkeley Barbers was 520 SprtetjIMi Am. and two great-grandchildren. TOWNSHIP—Aibert W. Beatty, second with 228 and his teammate, EUOENB HOW* 45, of RFD 1, Scotch Plains (New Joe Perillo, was third with 227.' Buperatitiona about horseshoes Providence Township), I hare persisted since they firat guilty to a charge/ *f dr were produced by the Druids. Tha Male •V U»4lnm driving Friday In a e4**M>, I Romans nailed them to their doors of Springfield Police Court befi i to keep away the plague. Recorder Everett T. Spinning. He waa fined $200, assessed $2523 coaU and hl» license waa ordered revoked for two yeara, Mr. Beatty originally had entered a not guilty B 0 0 K S plea and waa scheduled for trial Monday evening. The township man was arrested AND AIR CONDITIONING •tprll 11 on Shunpike rouu, Springfield, after his ear had be- come involved in a collision with a vehicle owned by Harold J. flchener of Springfield. Mra, Mar- garet Scherxer, a passenger In the IfflMORE car, auffered shock. Mr. Beatty was examined by Dr. Henry P. 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COWAR GRAND UNION BOROUOH-Ttte Turkey T*w» «•*«• »et on April IS to f am a ftrmanent piastre* guM. ptaajOaf to meet twice a month, on tat***. Boro Must Show oad and fourth Tue*dey«, they aa- Bounced their goal of prsjeanlliig ToWoowbyHead Cause for Barring two or three play, to th. pttbHe •*ch year under tbe direction of Of Planing Board Garden Apartments Officew were tbcted for the Guild and for tb» stow* For tbe BOROUGH - Hans to Bmit BOROUGH - Justice Frederic R- Coiit of the Guild they are: AnH* QaaiBaaa. >Uc presidwt; Alice " ttieats kerf were discussed Mon- .""IT, *" •W *t*<» ft* \ writ day night by Chairman Charles of certiorarl Monday rewiring the president; Id* Musuceo »MJ». tery; Sal L. AUoceo, treasurer, A. Johnson ef tite Planning Board borough to show cause May u Adeline Rosaio, assistant treas- »t a meeting la Borougta Hall. The why there should not be a review, urer. To hand!* the shows the of. meeting MI sponsored by the of the ..ordinance enacted tail floors are: Ana CamiMuw, dirtctor; New Providence DUcusaion Group, spring by Borough, Council return- Joha Von Tish, asstotaat direeter{ s branch or the Summit League ing the Hicks E»tat« at the south- WpUwn Herd, art dirtctor; hot- of Women Votera. east comer of Springfield avenue ralne Buraet, publicity; Joan Gay, and Maple street to a one-famifr "If we approved all the applica- costumes and make-up. tion*^ for garden apartments that or a "A" The Guild starts out with the 17 have come before us in the last Supreme Court Commissioner people who recently participated two year*," Chairman Johnson Kevalick will sit tomorrow to take in presenting "Upward Ho!" for said, "we would hav« provisions evidence in the case. The applica- the benefit of the New Providence for 1,200 apartment units com- tion for the writ was made by E. Mre Department, as charter mem- pared to 000 singjte-dwelling P. Hick* on behalf of the Hicks bers. They are: Ida Masauoea units." • ' EstateEstate. ttm m* AnitA a Cainpaiia, Adeline Rosato, The aim of the Planning Board, On August 13, ltfto,, the Hie** Joe SUf.nl, JossvtilM Herd, Allc. he explained, la to try to get a Estate, which is in the area where Masaucoo, Tbomas Fraioki, Ni- reasonable proportion of multiple- the "Old Cider Mill" used to be, cholas Plgna, William Herd, June dwelling units to single dwelling was placed in a multiple-family Johansson, A. Ronald Zangara, units. At present there are a- none .with the idea that the own- John Von Tish, B. Joan Gay, Mi- tiozee, garden apartment units in ers of the property would erect chael Plgna, Ann Campana, Lor- the borough. Allowance has been a garden-type apartment Then raine Burnet, Sal I* Altocco. Ken- made for the construction of a to- came the exigencies of war which Baby Foods neth 8. Kelly, Bob Mauucco, G, tal of 400 units. The multiple precluded the intended construc- James Falola, Phllamma Zottl, dwelling xone Is approximately 17 tion. * Naomi Sykora, Sara Bykora, Al- BteckN.t, CU,p\ Gtrtet's, Uty, md Bern per cent of the total area. Early In February the Hicks berta Vandcrhoof, Georgia Jaycox, The Planning Board i* now property, for which Wilfred Dempsey of Summit acted as Eleanor tVerbel, Alice Mooahaa, working on a revision of it* pres- Barbara Keller, Frank Mondato, ent zoning plan, and hopes to get counsel, wa» sold to the Lakes IWr Estates, Inc. for the' avowed pur* Marie Rlcci, Jobs Clrelll, Frank it adopted this fail. The existing Cirelli, Nickio Campana, Tony jars plan was adopted in 1933. The pose of constructing & garden Chile apartment. Zottl, SheUa Von Tieh, ReMSe Plg- master plan map of public prop- na, Susanna Mea. erty was approved in 1M4, and k Last summer the Planning Board flexible enough, Mr. Johnson said, recommended that the Hicks to allow for revision, if necessary. land be returned to the "A" sone. Entrance Rules Renet Powder Council acted on this recommen- Enperatei Milk 2 • •23'' Project* under consideration by DeJkieuf, Novrithing >i the Planning Board include new dation after being spurred on, by To Kindergarten &M4 USSSSW • * ^M £^ school sites and the improvement the petition of more than 60 ad- Teotoie V-M of the buftines* district at Spring- joining property owner*. Set by B of E Tsssats 4ih« —-27< 1" -1 If field and Passaic avenues. A The petitioner for the writ BOROUGH - The Beard of Diftciow. ' park area along the Pasaaic River charge* that the ordinance in ef- Education adopted rules for en- Pablum & Pabent rr • «^. 19/ Ovaitiie from Oakwood Park to the Sum- fect is discriminatory and that trance into the kindergarten for Daltcwtn mit line has already been im- the land is usable for no other the 1M7-4B school year at Its HOB. Baby Cereal cfiSsL 2 ^ 27/ Ipt proved. purpose than the enstruction of day night meeting. Any child Oleomargarine New Providence Borough at the apartment. who is five years of age on or be- 45/ Cerevin ^^1^ t^pk, 24/ P. 1. Q. Synp present Ls divided into four rones: fore November 30, VH1 will be c single-family, multiple dwelling, eligible to begin school la Septem- Royal Puddingtc^r ; Lu-^7/ Ctceanarth 1 Legion Plans laboratory and business . These ber. This tightening of the rules Cheddar Cheese re: 55' Grahan Crackers — -^26/ OraigeJiice.v ^44M ^ zone* are separated from each Softball Team; has been made necessary by the 7 ^ 23/3^;29< other by the natural screening of crowded conditions in the Lin- MMiittf Clef M -49/ Arrowroot Crackers *~»~ ^' 18/ Or Ice Creaa Mix brooks and shrubbery. Add Members coln School building. Kraft Famous Members of the Planning Board That the school authorities may Cktm BOROUGH—Anthony Ciocct re- Grated CbMM. ForMilac ^ ^-^19/Marcal Haakiet ^ gain an accurate picture of how include Chairman Johnson, Mayor ported to the American Legion, Kroft many klndergartners to expect E. R. Hansell, John S. Wright, New Providence Post No. 433 on Old English tpriasi Keeker's Farina »«*•*.»«^28/ Diapervrfaite next fall, the annual round up of Edward G. Miller, Lawrence Mex- Thursday night that he is com- these children will be heM on zacca and L. J. Burgund. There pleting plans for the post's entry Creaa of Wheats ^^^ir 28/ Thursday morning, May 8 at Lin- !' one vacancy because of the in the local softball league. Pros- coln School. Doctor Clifton Straus, death of the late Mayor John W. pective players are urged to see medical examiner, and Mrs. Edna Oakwood. htm at the post office. Hardy, school nurse, will examine FRUf7S 6- New , members initiated at free of charge-all eligible children Ymt rntwrny •«* '»»•*. pUlt+f-tkm^rmp trmt» mU vgttmbUt u>h*n Thursday's meeting included Carl for the next term of kindergarten. Dancing. to Follow EhnU, Reggie Plgna, Julius Krats Jf*> hmy mt GnaMf Vmitm. Sdbct pmm. tMicimm*, f^-tm-mt fruUi and Carmen Fralpla. Chairman, This annual round up of kinder- mmd vgatmUm* frwaMr midrn *miety. Thmy l—h g—i, tmtt* Paul Paradise of the pcwt's"hous- garten children Is sponsored by mismudiir jtmt, tm^. ami mm frUmd Um •—tmry Annual ing committee reported that satis- the P.T.A. The children and their factory progress is being made in mother* will have an opportunity Band Concert cooperation with Borough Coun- to meet the kindergarten teach- cil's housing committee under the ers. , , . • .... • - • ' ' BOROUGH — Lincoln School's leadership of Councilman J. Rus- Retvt Win NontM annual spring band concert will sell Jones. New by-law* were Strawberries be given Friday, May 9 starting Church Beneficiary adopted. An executive committee Fresh, Red Rip* Louisiana. at 8:15 p. m. in the school's audi- will be elected at next Thursday's BOROUGH — The Methodist pint torium. Dancing will follow the meeting. Action was taken to pro- Church of 8pringfleld Is the resid- Serve As U W.lh Cream, In program. This year will mark the cure a permanent charter for the uary legatee of the estate of tbe Shortcake, Pies, Tarta. basket sixth annual presentation of this post. . • late Margaret Holland Reeve of 29r program. this municipality, who died April The concert is free, but a silver NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 14, according to her will probated Csrge, Ripe Gtw* Top. frmh offering will be taken to aid the Thursday In Elisabeth by Sur- expenses of the concert and the NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN pur- . . , . •^19/ RNeM SNtS suant to the Statute, R.S. 40:60-28. rogate Charles A. Otto. Delicious for Salads , . year'* music program. Joseph and amendments thereof and supple- Swumsr V«r«ry ments thereto, that the Borough of Mary K*therlne Pannell of Mill- Chechio, instrumental Instructor, New Providence, a municipal cor- burn Is the executor. Edwin D. Calm Peart . . . . - 23< TelltwS^usfc . . . 2 »>• 25< will lead the band which will offer poration of the State of New Jersey, will sell »t publlo gale, all Us right, Pannel, the other executor, died Instrumental solos, duets and trios title and interest In and to all that September IB, lMfl. Under the in addition to regular concert certain tract, or parcel of land situ- will, $2,000 was left to the Pan- firapefriit. . . . . 4 ** £Q* lew Cr* Mitt* . . 0'^ Zt)/ ate, lying and being in the Borough Clean, R*adylo UM • A 4 1? **" CTOP- Taaa! A numbers. of New Providence. In the County nells; $500 to the Women's For- of Union and Bute of New Jersey, eign Missionary Society of the b lbj nnd more particularly described as FreshSpiixb . .. . 2 ' 15< felltwOiiws . . .3 Men's Club to Sec • follows: ------Springfield church; $600 also, to Lots 18, 17, 18. 19. 20, M, 83. and the Springfield WCTU and several World Series Picture* 24 In Block 12 on the Assessment BOROUGH—Motion pictures of map of the Borough of New Provi- other smaller cash bequest*. the 1916 baseball worlds series will dence, excepting therefrom a strip BOJXDED MEATS of land 73 feet In width located at be shown at the meeting of the the rear of lots 22, 23 and 24, and N. P. Mtthodlst Church running parallel to the lands of Choo— your favoriU meat frmm »&« IMI« vmririy m pmm Grmnd Union Now Providence Men's Club at the Delaware, Lackawanna and R«v. H. r. Dabinett Markmt. All "AA" *nJ "A" ^mlity ~ Crmmi I/MM Mcof. ara «.«(/ the Methodist church on Monday, Westorn Railroad Company. The above described lands will be Sunday, May Wi«fc *, Sun trlmmiJ — mar* m*M mtm. Bmj Crmmd Ummm Mmmta mmifmmhmytha May 5, at 8 p. m. Ralph Krelsel sold for cash to the highest bidder, day School, under the direction of ' at biggT iaving$l .win bo in charge of the program. but the minimum price at which they may be told Is 1300.00. Bald lands Allan W. Roberta, 11 a. m, Holy The members of the fire depart- shall also be sold subject to cov- Communion; sermon topic, "The ment ind members of the Jun- enants and restrictions of record, If any, subject to zoning ordinances Prospective of a Memory" i (the ior Order will be the guests of the of the Borough of New Providence first Sunday of Rev. Datlnett's and subject to such state of facts club. as an. accurate survey and Inspection tenth year M pastor) 7 p. nt, The thereof may disclose. Smoked Hams Methodist Touth FiHowshIp will Conditions of sale to b« announced meet in the church. Devotional at the sale. The right to reject any Advertised Brands luWHaW R>. 55/ Shank SCHWAB and all bids Is hereby reserved. leader, William Landnessex, Jr. Hurfft Vsfl«toblt Said public dale shall take place at Discussion leader, Chandler Cod- IMP 2*ovitt.»«i9/ Half the Borough Hall, Springfield Avenue. "Backed by Bond" Center Slices h .£ 5/ Borough of New Providence, w. Jr., dlngton. Vorlow Irendi M Ib. 49 OIL BURNER on Friday the 8th day of May, 1M7, Tuesday, May »—The Official trail NM . . 2 Board will meet In the chorea Sllvsr SkilM • *Bad«l by BotHT at 8^>. m. •THE FUEL MISER" CWMJ litf Hit* . Blue (bbbon-Smal Averag* THOMAS C. MTJSSON. Thursday, May 8-The Junior Volley Hen Turkeys Borough Clerk. Choir will meet at the home of «-47 i Mrs. J. Wilbur Wahl, Laurel Park, at 3:80 p. m. The Senior Choir Chuck Roast of Beef 45^ will meet at the church at 8 p. m under the direction of Miss Char- lotte Harris. A ft » Veal Cube Steaks >S&r" - 69/ Latest statistics show that the 0*5/ b | United States ha» more than Smoked Tongues **-%&£* 45/ twenty-two telephones for every 29' [100 Inhabitants, compared to IJ Lean Plate Beef *-» •?&«•« *25/ fmhpok Homog«nlztd --10/ telephones per 100 Inhabitants In Veal Shoulder Roast J^ »39/ tbe world as a whole. Nantlittet . *-37/ Dallcleut Rib Veal Chops 55/ AN OSUDOfANCB UptH'lTii rwvoftoms 399.50 AM OHDIMAHpi - UptM'i TM laid . Stewing Veal 3 and « of ArtleU 10. -. .-• Or*tn or Orang* P«ko« 4 ft j tntlUtd "AN ORDINANCE Ground Beef '•^ 43/ Day Mid Nigh* Control ing and establishing » " Ttt Ptt TM ^35/ ':: 10/ Cod* for the Borough Existing loans refinanced denee, Union County, new —i;,-- Hummer Hot Water Available and new loans made Borouft ^rn,^Ma?VUb: Swan Soap Swan Soap Ivory Flakes Chiffon Write or Phone against the loan value of ** *1» «n.ndm«.tt_iSd As Advertised in Me Cell's As Advertised in Me Call's As Advertised in Me Call's life insurance policies at •P- re». lew Intereit retei etke MURRAY MILL We afttna te sll and Ai AdvsrtlMd in McCsll's Whtn AvsusblAvsitable Kirkm»n'» a# ui • ma w mm HEATINS SERVICE _rinwu» .or IndlTlaual Soop Rak«t ply »nd B»*sgf-dlspossl BV-™-. jr-- Camay Soap 9/ LiUbuoySoap Ushsd by th« r«l»i»i Bouslnt Adraln Ave. Murray Hill litratlon, •«»="»• *»»,"•* * im' Approved! April M. ittT. MABOH LOOAK, opp. Pest Prwident. Board of Htalth of We wrvlce and clean all typti of eUnbeth, N. l transferred to our convenient; warehouse waste among the three) member aad scored M reasonable COST until you re- their wlngi, then disappear. Negro colleges in Atlanta, Mr. These are termites. We apacial- turn. Saves worry about furniture, rugs, furs, MacGregor reported, has attract- U« eicluilvely In protection of ed the attention of the three white silverware and other household treasures. property against Decay, Ter- colleges there to the point where Call for complete storage information. mites and other wood-destroying they ar« considering a similar set- Insects, bur methods are.dif- up. Tbeae colleges are three of ferent and thorough. Consult us the thirty-three Negro colleges Smrth Oruft Storap CorporatlM concerning all Termite problems. participating in the United Negro College Fund for which $1,300,000 AIXHB VAN UNta. INC Mmmf local nfartne— now la being sought. The New Deoewiaal* — «ine. 1819 mvallabU Jersey share In this campaign Is $28,000, and it is thought that the lit Vdky Stract South Oroa^* 2-4000 Termite Control Bureau Jeaa m> CaattoO, «••. Hit.. Treaaaret Summit Area will contribute i RoseOe Park, N. J. substantial part of that amount Elisabeth, N. J. While we are concerned greatly Phone ROeeOe 4-14SJ about the spread of democracy in Europe, Mr. MacGregor said, we mast give our thought at the same time and our attention to the way in which an Important part of our own people in the United States live. The position of Negroa in our society is dependent vitally on .the amount of education they are able to obtain M & step toward the improvement of their' eco- REFRIGERATORS nomic position and their partici- pation in the American way of We. Contributions to the cause may ELECTRIC AND GAS WATER HEATERS be sent to W. L. Hawkins, tt Wil- liam street, treasurer of the Sum- ELECTRIC AND GAS RANGES mit Committee. COME IN AND ARRANGE FOR DELIVERY r NOW "Mlrry O]demdbileM year. Folks everywhere NOW: save work. are tinging this grand old song—and tinging KEEP YODR Cil the prai*et of the smart new Otdsnubile car! "IM TUHE'l The car with the smooth-as-a-mdody styl. SAVE ing—and the rhythmic, coil spring ride. SALE The car that's as far ahead as nexfywr*«popn- lar tuhea—thanka to GM Hydra-Matic Drive*. "Just forget the clutch and gear, All yoadoissit and Bteer!". ..YouVeprobably heard these words on the radio—in the modern, up-to-the-minute version of Spring ia the time for aa RADIOS OkJitnobtle sestonsl tune- "Merry Oldsmobile" inspired by GM Hydra-Matic Drive.* For Uydra-Matic up. Proper maintenance is the only drive that eliminatea the clutch pedal completely—and shifts now will keep your present gears automatically through four forward speeds!... Visit your OWsmobile car running mtilr our new Oldatnobifooa^t^. UP TO 30% DISCOUNT Oel wath eBwnwhto] dealer and tee for yourself why people say, "It'a SMART to Own an Olds!" 'i ' doable quick, even ia | bardMt water—and save i hlgh'prie. toap, too., •HTdro-MoHt Drt*. b DIP aadiwthaM year j uvnal ejQOQBt tM aeepi do.s it, better than •oap alon*. 'New- formula DIP toal throu|h ttnbltomwt EASTERN FUEL CO •oil. Ukti tb. "ding" YOUR rlgbt out el H. DEALER II 233 Broid Street SUMMIT 12 Beechwood Road SU. 6-0006 SPERCO MOTOR CO., Inc. SU. 6-0004 QUAIMI PRODUCT 802 Broad Street Summit, N.

* .• THE SUMMIT HWAU). THUISDAY. MAY I. H47 Overlook Plans Open House for Hospital Day. May 12 spl il >otn m overlook Hospital will join m pfovement»«,».£..„•s. mad—d^* durin/ g tht la*la*t the naU Mar **. bf holding open it welcomes the opportunity to [bouse between 1 and « p«, for to* building, to pubfe a. public. spectioa. hc Board of Treats*, are invit- "Continuing interest and sap- -f. ,, . «U to vlatt til* hospital port for Overlook by «U member, a tour off thtlMftatU*bue tntira buildini g of th« community art essential to [ with a nurs# as guld*. .Heads of the progress of the voluntary hos- departments win be present to an- pital. National Hospital Day of- swer questions and the functions fer* a fins opportunity for tht of each department will be fuliy public to avail itself of a first explained. hand inspection of Overlook * the WHAT WONDERFUL PAWHV VALUES The hospital has had many lm- Board said. —,_.—;.„», .,. , „„ ^—————— You bet they an! AIP mon •y-iavtog pricas fo* every. SOAP PRICES REDUCED! Uuag for yoar pantry ahetf «* wortfc .koutiag about field chairman of ih« Torrey Bo- And the great variety of gocd thing* to eat k just as tancial Club will receiv. reports rave-worthy, too. ^^ TraOside Museum from leaders of the morning; ac- LUX SOAP FLAKES ^r.Si. X 33e tivities. j: Opens Sunday With Dr. Small will be followed at 3 Crushed Pineapple ***> RINSO p. m. by Jack Orth, park natur- alist. Palisades Interstate Park Applesauce u 2 *? All-Day Program Commission, who will apeak oa SWAN Trallaide Museum, Union Coun- TraUault Museums—Their Func- Yellow Cling Peaches j. ty's "open sesatne" for nature rec- tion and Purpose." , LIFEBUOY SOAP reation, will open for the season The program is being arranged I Fruit Cocktail ^. (with a o»«-day conference this by the Trailside Museum Commit- Sunday, May 4, it was announced tee, of which James B. Hawley of Sultana Prunes LUX TOILET SOAP *»•«*«»» today by The Union County Park; Tulip atreet, ia chairman. Commission. The museum is lo- Sunsweet Prunes Mr*. Mildred L, Rulisoa, direc- Ivory Soap «*«i.llc Ivory Soonn cated in the nursery area of the tor of nature recreaUon for the Dried Prunes MrsHMarwtiM Watchung Reservation. park system, has announced the Ivory Soap i*«*.17c Oxydol . Conference activities will start museum will be open Saturday*, Grapefruit Juice at 6 a. m., with bird walks In Sundays and holidays from a to Camay Soap **9e Du*. . . three parks. The Westfield Bird 5 p. m., until June, when It will Crape Juice plump i5 be. m Nt Club will walk through Echo Lake* open those hours daily except l PalmolWc Soap 2.9c Super Suds Park; Watchung Nature Club, Mondays. Red Cheek Apple Juiw cared for « through Cedar Brook Park; and cut U »«ved or «cept » Super.RiRht PalmoliveSo»pri4c Kirkmans 'the Summit Nature Club, meeting - Tomato Juice hMln* ^fngerated truck! Robert Frost is | ight qUility, at the library at 6 a. m., will be- V-8 Cocktail SweetheajrtSoap3.9c Kirkma gin tlwir walk at Sunnybarn in value goe* nsnoV » Rh MeaU the Reservation, returning there Again Topic of Sweetheart ta. ri5e Klrknuiii's for a breakfast to be served by Vegamato TW tremendoot members of the club. The Poetry Hour aUow, AfcP to Ivory Flakes w. ^ 34« Chiffon •«• «—• J^; 34* For the third time in the two Tomatoes «AM Survey groups will start from down. the museum at 10 a. in.' Leaders years of.his "Poetry Hours," Dr. Sauerkraut . [ and their subjects will be: Mrs.Jacob Trapp read from Robert ! George Anderson, ecology; A. T. Frost at the Community House Cut Beets weighing - Beats, liverworts and mosses; Guy on April 23, repeating some of here. kNearing, fungi and lichens; Miss those quoted before, but adding Fancy Spinach 2^2$. Take « look at Irma Heyer, flowers and trees, less familiar poems. Before read- LOWER PRICES ON DAIRY FOODS! and El more F. Furth, geology. ing the poems he read most of String Beans Frost's own preface to the IMS 2^25* Down go prket on dairy foods — and as usual you can All groups will reassemble at the Sweet Peas JSSt * count on your A&P to pass the savings on to you. So for museum in the afternoon. At edition, in which he explained *Z£2i9 fresh butter and eggs ... rich milk and cream ... and 2:30 p. m., Dr. John A. Small, what and why a poet is, "The Fig- ure a Poem Makes." A good poem Sweet Corn •mmt&t famous cheeses — shop at A&P. ia "a momentary stay from con- fusion," said Frost. Sweet Potatoes Aged Cheddar Cheese Dr. Trapp read The Pasture, Ann Page Beans . * . . , . 2 £ 23« HEARING- AID Into My Own, My November Guest, and Reluctance, one of the Prepared Spaghetti mnm Mel-O-Bit American beat early poems, he said; Christ- for Amy Degnm »f mas Letter, in which a man from Tomato Soup *•*»' Dtmfneu the city tries to induce Frost to Ched-O-Bit £». EXAMINATION "sell his evergreen trees off their Armour's Treet . . . •. , feet" for 3 cents apiece; An Old Grade 'A' Eggs LST,. *»«.-»** 61. HEARING AIDS Man's Winter Night, The Tele- Corned Beef Hash srnis* <*—25« EAR MOLDS phone, A Time to Talk, Spring Afucnster m*n|3,, »» 4343e« MargarinMargari e •an^'s a>.39« Fever, a poem about the intoxica- Ann Page Ketchup . . • • • tion of a season; Brown's Descent, Gold 'N Rich • 63* Pure Lard . »25« REPAIRS the willy-nilly slide of a farmer Chili Sauce assists nM.ta.26* RATTERIES down two miles of ice-glased Snappy Cheese's 19* Grated Cheese *5;2$« fields; Wild Grapes, another Ann Page Preserves Nsa t».|»25« SUPPUES amusing Story with a philosophi- SntokcdCheese*,?35<> Bordcn'si cal last line; Tree at My Window, Sparkle Puddings • To Earthward, contrasting imma- ture and- xnstpre experiences and- JShredded Wheat, v Phone: ORungo 5-3030 one of Dr. Trapp's favorites; and others. Puffed Wheat Sparkles Wheat Puffs <« p*i 6e CHEER UP BREAKFASTS Instant Coffee SMOKED HAMS mStSHSm * Upton's Tea Balls . > . CHUCK ROAST or STEAK *f * witkMM&w* Upton's lea *ss*«avi POT ROAST u^tm-mtomri. Mr* Nectar Tea IWMPMMI PORK LOINS «n*.riitft*rfaif .57. Nectar Tea Balls . ... , % fc ENJOY A&P COFFEE Wilbert's No-Rub Floor fn M3SK #67* FRESH DUCKLINGS t-«,^.na«lto 33c A&P Coffee is freshly roasted — then freshly ground mm when you buy. Taste the finer, fresher flavor of A*P'« Chickens •"*«aa«Frriai-ta«»ssef4»a. I Coffee. You can tell at once what makes it America*, most popular coflee by millions of pounds. Eight O'clock Coffee . 2"jgile Lamb Shoulders enMOst-witi. «»37e ItUsf mmd Malta 1 • " Veal Shoulder Roast KMI swatm Red Circle Coffee . . 21* 81c Porterhouse Steak •«« um M im Bokar Coffee LOUISIANA STRAWBERRIES Sirloin Steak wrtswmirtr«i*nf *67« Lu«ciou«, md-ripe ttrawbeniet . . , petk-trcca Top Round Steak ... * 69* and perfecilf deliciou* . . ."' rushed all tha wsv f; from Louisiana to your Acl* so von star eajoy MARVEL ENRICHED BREAD C them early in the season. Asd at AtPe Jew Pot Roast ••"•" iesatf-M* Fst Miai U> 69 price von surely wflL : The body-building proteins and minerab Dwi't forget the heavy cream;. . . Ttke reduced! fc that help growing youngsters feel and act Top Sirloin Roast MM MM 69c their best are plentiful, in Marvel Enriched WKYERHAIUSIII Bread. And every wholesome loaf is guar- Veal Breast and Neck • • *>25* anteed fresh. Remember — when fresh- <#W &«tidtn* &»**» Fresh Broccoli *mk*m r nets fades, flavor fades. So look for the date on the wrapper! Florida Grapefniit1^^.1^ 23« Lamb Shoulder Roast tMtmtftmam » 55« Crisp Table Celery Stewing Lamb Fresh Pineapple Smoked Beef Tongues Fresh Rhubarb bunch Smoked Shoulders 69c Spring Kale Sliced Bacon «~^>»w Washed Spinach Pork Sausage "•* i»>55e »»"t • This modified colonial home is planning guide, but a building Crisp Radishes Skinless Frankfurters guide as well, illustrating the prin- * 49« »bright, new addition to our ever- Tastts IfttsT growing WeyerhaeuKf 4-Squsrc ciples of sound construction. Spring Scallions Fresih-Canghl. ttffi 18 M. kif TittU Nttir Home Building Service with its Every home is srehitect designed and Wejrerhaeusef engineered. ••cores of modem homes. Fresh Buck Shad *19* Exhibiting the thoughtful plan- Come in soon and see a full Fresh Mackerel »25e ning common to all the other de- color reproduction of Home No. 13 Biimttti Frill signs, it demonstrates the value 5119 snd all the other homes in Fresh Cod Steaks *25e of this service which is not only « the service. Fresh Whiting . *19« WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK STEPHENS-MILLER CO. Prirt Bnkn Priee Re diced! . M. J. LKFD PIE APPLES GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS CRISCO CANNED PUMPKIN 3 Baby*, favorite in the bottle . . . Vrim Mother*, favorite in every recipe. cms cam 29. 2^25- ***- i!M.33 It TH1 SUMMIT HttALO, THUISftAY, MAY 1, 1J47 SEARS SUMMTf •ytbaT" fart Has Varied Program youta at Karoo*, aad Monroe 4a- YetcrasOpn tlw -feta**** Maturity,- to use ware yraatat, and at the April ffrfrtfrg MM of SUM "* flat phrase at Owto T i atitaaajr with tt* f? was welcomed aa * iktom. Other Mai's We* Stare Mi ta* last Mtk, fart tfce «rt local visitor* wee* E. & Baaeraft, Usied f»ata of ta* Old Gu*«J At tee former meeting. S. £ a Mr. Base* a»d W. K. ware ikm «a Taaeaay bots * Hoimw, HI. snuMiMB of a ctwr- a quintette from ter member asked for gifia of to sec the Old Gaard, aad taa refuiar T* awatiajL *fata « Nicholas Ruisl aad Loaw tfcfflo, aa aetatte froaa Waatftald aad both Ufauae rasideata af twa> Plaiafleid sang - taa "loot • nit, aaaouaot tba oavaiag «f Hw af taaaa aaac a "Bnulra Bftoe far Maa* at f Tin M Today" Beecaweod roa4. The feature of fee tat colorful sound aUai, ytataalad 11M "l>quire Shop" will PERSONAL LOANS a aalaetloa of ail O^aa af r abowiaf tht apparat lnchtdiaf opaortunitiM aad attractiont of Or MW MHK fOBJB ties, aocfca, «p«rt coata, faji—• fend by Naw Jcraey. rrom Both and ateek* Beaidaa $m County to Cap* May, Old- ON A 1MM arm *Aimmr nut advertised braada, tha SEARS givt yoa a lib- fnardan*a vtr • *bowB tfa« f ac- will alao feature cxckwiiw warn** NOW.' ASMMl i tea toriaa. tht aMBatef, Uw raUroada If »«W CM* •SISJ1TS wear at popular prieaa. - aad ottMr road» which bun nada *2 COmOHLY Ml. Mi ' ' Ml Mr. Ruisl was aayofi»ta4 wtta olbwcmct for your •11 HUM HMW tht BtaU f anoua. Th# flowan of ard •tt. , tM# •Ml •jviMf aad fall, th* Ukw. tht tha MoQrcgor 8p»ttawa*f Qk UM Ml. MM riftra, U»* ocaaa a*4 MM i since ym aad m**ty raatf a< f«Tf AMfWAiX- from that firm to cataMUti a wUII Otter Aammmftp to IMN A* *MM Bate* Uw fMtiai aad boatin* aad othtr buaineas. He served with tha aporta wer» afi dtaeteyad aad «• STATI UK OH Army Air Corps from August 1S4I Aay applicant of goad character with steady ia- pWacd aad tha paraoa of heau- unUl February JMt. MM may borrow oa m atgaatiu*. Jf toeaa tifnJ glrla which it aata hi Atlaa YOWtCAI vtawat to com* la for laterrow tie Oty every September waa alao Mr. Cttillo, wtU known in local fully ahown. Dr. Fred Lu» gaiied circles, is at present •saotiitei with the Union County Board af for the riainf vote of thanka. Y«a, -a dowa payment af At tha birthday luncheon In Mor- Wcifhta and Heturts. He ta vta« I0NA1BANK rktown, Henry Clayton, aa chair- commander of the loeal AaMrtcaa man, called the roll of 14 Aprtl- Legion Post and was chairman af only 12.00 is aU you need born men, 10 of whom, in pairs, the benefit basketball fUM* aeW bad ahar«4 the aame natal day at the High School reosntly fat OK Sears Easy Payment Hie own birthday buddy, Henry the polio fund. In his span time he manage* the Legion's basket- McGeorgc, apoke warmly of what ball team. Last summer he lad the Plan. Oat a new set today the Old Guard meant to him, L. Legion's softballers to the City Raymond of hii bobby of boat League title. Wearer of tha Pur- building. Arthur Welch of April and pay aa you ride. ple Heart, Mr. Cuillo served with u a birthday month, while Rev the Army from 1M2 to 1M«. Cheerful Earful" W. V. Strong related some per- sonal experience*, and Chariea Hall •truck the keynote for both meet- Tfo Right Way to Say ing;* by his reference to the »ing- Kincaid to Speak inf and. the practical value of singing;, good fellowship and good- Automotive will. Carey Coale of Plalnfield At US. Teachers' also repeated a' poem showing how the Old Guard could not get along without dining. Conclave Saturday At the next meeting at the "Y" Dr. William A. Kincaid, super- at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Dr. Fred intendent of Summit School, will BULK OIL SALE Tooker, a retired medical mission' speak Saturday morning at the ary, will tell his comrades of his sectional meeting of The Voca- recent revisit to China. tional and Arts Association at ALLSTATI Rutgers University held in con- nection with the Secondary School Teachers' Association Conference. The Summit school head will speak on the "Secondary Curric- ulum Program and Future Re- "HE WENT FOB YOUR BAIT, IJKE I GO FOR sponsibilities." With Clamp 79c DAVITS DEPENDABILITY!" * Holmes A. Cliver, chairman of the vocational department of the contalai buffer. Speedily Summit school and first vice py Oar ant eeaiMttstlea Is to tern out away taslnawt stwptJr sat d f president of the Vocational and repairs anythlna awda of rubbtr. thu tai Special CloMbte anvalepa fc CMtfteMMly irttfe ttw «AMt aattoaaUy Mvcrtlste' ataaas *f taa«tt<« Ait* Association, will preside at ceatalaar •v hot palchai »a« «MtMtte wlaif aa« liquors. Wht> lew la spirits can Saturday's sectional meeting. aa« »enr eratr will rectit* amoaal attrattoa n« »««••( aellttry. The Secondary School Confer- Strong ence will get underway tomorrow Bring your container to SEARS SUMMIT ;W: and continue through Saturday. A Tiro Pump number of Summit secondary today and buy a supply of Summer Grade school; teachers are .expected to 'QWIMES attend various sessions of the Oil at big savings. conference.

^BBBm. ^^ ^^ ^^^ j_~ •• — _^__ ^^m^ . THE SAFE WAY tssspaly SNOWS* Scoufers Plan Miss Clarice For Week-end at U NOUN tMMMON fla«T CampWatchung •AIT 44101. A Scouter's week-end of camp- ing is scheduled for Camp Wateh- uhg, the Watchung Area Council's Boy Scout Camp near Glen Gard- ner, beginning Saturday, May 3. All troop scoutmasters, senior unit leaders, commissioner staff, snd campling eommltteemen from all districts of the Council will spend the week-end on a general tour of Inspection of the Camp Call Su. 6 3100 expansion and improvements. These Scoutcr groups will en- Wood Salad H«wl Wooden Fork, S Sink Strain*** joy the week-end of outdoor $S.ft camping and preparation of their Highly Polished $1.98 High!/Polished 79c Synthetic Rubbor 89€ foidatkes : own meals, except for a banquet fxtra large ti««. Mix and terya salads right »rom Strong hordwaod fork and spoaa to be tendered by the Council in Wkaarloay w«h Made of IWM NsyMaeMy c rwabsr., «Wi attractive wooden bowL HioMy -_i aa*Ma. a_. M -ay a, „ J • a .. _ _ j Mt, ngajy Boasasa aaanoquataa. ka*4taMa atari .1MB} not MAT wfm* IwOPWr f#9t FflNM the spacious new mess hall at 6 aoltshed hardwood, lacquered to Handy for siixfaig and sarvfag t»».I2«22x20- p.m., Saturday. Protect it from moMura damans. >olod», *tc. Cat a sat today* safekeeping Field Scout Executive Frank C. MacKeever, who will serve as camp director this season, is pre- paring for a record Scoutcr at- tendance. . - The waters around Spitzbcrgen 7t*tm* north of Norway, were formerly one of the world's gre&test whal- ing grounds, but hunting wai so -o. intensive that whales and wal- ruses ar« almost extinct in the area. WITH A HOMART i n ouT^mDtecti ALL STEB. CABINET SINK I; • • ' • , which Inclodea auch f<*tiurnt ar .

COLD SJ< • Acid-Resisting White Porce- lain enamel top. Be more careful than ever that your furs and • De Luxe Customatched Cabi- woolen clothes ire protected through this summer. net of Heavy Gauge SteeL Next Fall you may not be able to replace them. AFTER- • Chrome Plated Mixing Fau- Check this list to be sure that all your clothes will cet Complete With a Handy be safely within our cold storage vaults. Call now, a fir* youil thank yovr Spray. for storage charges are for the entire season. lucky start rf you catUd • Stainless Steel Drawer Pulls, Concealed Door Handles. FUR COATS, minimum S2.0« as in to check up on • Insulated Doors for Quiet FIR-TRIMMED COATS, minimum $1.5* yovr i Operation. 54" MODEL Call & Delivery Service Directly from Plant BeprweatMl la Chatham 95 Phone Summit 6-8100 92 U$e Sean Easy Payment Plan

Call Us For OatnpleU INSURANCE Protetsttoa SptNtrlsiabti 335 Springfield Ava. STORE: 47 Ihhm M Beaebwaad Bead IfmrmaB t tttl r WIIILnan in V• ^*Awa v maw•— -s SUMMIT Su 6-3282 THE SUMMIT HIRAID, THURSDAY, MAY I, 1947 II ial and Club Activities in Summit and Vicinitu ""*"*—""'*'*—n^w> MI—WW——a—^ _—^ , . . ... V . . . . , ' - • - .. • _____ . • __T^ t*#fc. Atrus __t office.__ . • r. o..f. the first N* . .1 . •"•--—"• iipiimi ii • • j ni i ^ Board of Directors. . __-^ ^^^ pfRl^NALS Wosal Bank attended the New, Summit Patrons Listed for Smith DATES Dentists Attend State this week, were Otis D. Bacheler, CagJaj»dBroadway, will offer her Mr. and Mrs. Csrleton W. Pler- •ofaHtwatas in a show sponsored Daughters"—High School —Wal- H. TrusseU of Kent Mace boule- lace Chapel. vard, wli arrive fry piant Monday •pn of BMlurafta road will motor by Summit, Chatham and Short to Tonaon, Ui., tbia weekend Mills alumnae of Smith College for 1—Thur*., S:3Q p. m.—Jubile* :_l for a visit with her Bother and 'sister, MW. Wim** We> Nolle. with Mr. and Mn. Btcbard H. the benefit of the 7Sth anniversary Bingers-UBcoln YMCA. Uodge of Millburn v« attend UM fund. 2-JU, • p. m.-tMusieal Fas- j,£i_* Marjorie Scbufet, daugbUr wedding of their coitaJn, Mi» Local patrona include: Mr, and tival-US««ntary 8cboo4s-at Of Mr. aa# IB* 8l«?we Scbultc BtntU/n Pierioa Hubtr and Mra. James W Banelcer, Mr. and High SchooL C( Beektaan road, wtM attend the Thomas Monroe Richardson. Mra. A. J. Batholomew, Mr, aad »—Sat.—Junior League Dance- &/» activities and the spring Urn. Leonard E. Beat, Mr. and Hotel Suburban. MM. Norman Heooiiiway of dance at the United States Mer- Mra. Rome A. Betta, Dr. and Mrs. 4-aum,, « a. ».-Bird WaMc-- Whittwdge Gardens entertained chant Marine Academy at King's Leonard V, Buschmen, Miss Edna Summit Nature Club—Meet at with a birthday party for »!er point, N- Y., Oft M*y 3. Miss Chaaberlio, Mr, and Mrs. Waiter Library—* a. m. to ft p. m. mother, Mrs, P. H. Blfuaing of gchuib is a freshman at Adelpbl H. Cox, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Cooovtr t-aun—All Day Natur* Con- Euclid avenue Monday evening. English, Mr. and lira. F. B. Ger- ference—Sunnybarn and Trail- hard, Mr. and Mrs. Waller E. Gude, side. Mi*s Alma UeUquist, assistant The Paul Sewarda of Sunaet Tracy, Mr. and Mrs Bdwto C. secretary of tilt Citizens Trust Ou. drive returned la»t week from a Mr. and Mra. Reed W. Hyde, Miss Treat, Mr. and Mra. Waldron M. 4—Sun., 1 p. no.—Official Open- and Mi*» Maxion SherkxsJc, auii- alx week*' tour of the country. Harriet L. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ing—Traibride Museum. They apeat aome time in Califor- E. Robin little, Mr. and Mra. Don- G. William*, Mr. and Mrs. Leater S-Moa., ,»:«5 p. at-«DO nia. ald C. MoGraw, Mr. and Mra. A. J. A. Crone, Mr, and Mrs. Clay H. Luncheon. " G. Priest, Mr, and Mn, T. Willard Kruiie, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. o-AIon... 1:50 p. m.-r«tory Mn W. W. 8chormanntof Towler, Mr. and Mra W. Richmond Swartz. League—Mary Gould Davis—li- land ha> been In N»br«aka viait- brary. ing her family for the past month. furniture and plants. , s o-iMon., 8 p. m.-YMOA-World She also atayed a few daya with "Arts and Animals" Youth Fund Drive Opens. friend* in Chicago. Contributions will be accepted «—Tues., J p. nu^irm end and welcome during the sale. Garden Luncheon-Calvary Parish Pttpar* tmw immtnittni Sale Opens Bennett K. Touaky, vice-presi- It is through the courtesy of House. .-••-. ncf cUritl jpwttita. Bciitlry- dent and general manager of the The annual spring rummage traiaci McnMann mn if ' ' * Adoljvh Root, owner of tha build- «-Tue*., g:l» • p. m.-Choral vita a wUe nnty *4 Belview Stratford Hotel, Phila- sale of the Summit Art Associa- tion and the Animal Welfare ing, that the sale is being held In Club Concert—Central Church tiitaiutiao*. CovrKt tm delphia, entertained at the Hotel Parish house. ichMl s»t4aale« «nittio|«iihc4 faculty. for hip son, Bennett E. Tousley, evening at 1 o'clock at the "old Eficctiv* flMcattal Serrict. Cat- partment—20 Lenox road. iloftt. Wfita f*t ••llctio. Jr. of Manley Court Sunday after- city hall" on Springfield avenue, Nursery School Director noon. • . \ . will continue today and tomor- 9—Frl., 9:48 a. m.—Garden Dept row, from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. tn. To Attend State Meeting —Tow of County Parks—Leave Mr. andMn.WH. Wood«|je of Especially noticeable is the Mrs. Adelaide MoGiffln, director Field House. Shadyaide avenue and .their quantity and quality of clothes of The Elkwood Play School on »—Fri., 12:80 *. m—Luncheon- daughter, Patrkla, were *;eek-erd contributed to the-swle. Cotton Pa&saic avenue, will attend the Bridge—Calvary Parish House. gueMa of Mr. and Mn. Alonxo and silk dhessea, evening gowns, New Jeney" Association tot Nurs- 9—Fri., 8:30 p. ra —Ruth Draper FOR COOL. RESTFUL HOURS Putman of Springfield avenue, slips, blouses, and ladies suits ery Education this evening at —Millburn High School-Smith CURTAINS Rutherford. offer a wide selection for women, Montclair. Mrs. McGiffln is on Anniversary Fund. end men may find inlrts, ties, the membership committee of the 10-Sat., 8:18 p. m.—Jr. Fort- A bfge, suwng duck hammoek for ideal Summer relaxation. In brickt bl«e, green Mr reaL Questt of Vincent P. O'Neil at shoes, suits and socks. Children's Association. nightly Club—Annual Bridge—Ma- and Hotel Suburban are hi* aister, clothes have not been neglected, Miss Hazel Gabbard, senior spe- sonic Hall Mr* James Bui*van, and Mr. Sul- and one table shows a variety of 11—Sun.—Mother's Day. UiMsmock ttonJ «f «Urdy pine painted green. Easily taken apart for mmUig aks«t livan of Bristol, R. I. cialist of the Extended School overalls, basque shirts, girls' Services of the U.S. Department 11—Sun., 9 a. m.—Holy Name lbs hwa, •loring «r traMpoetiiig. 9.9S DRAPES dresses, boys' lults, underwear Mr. and Mn. Lester A. Crone of Education, will interpret the Communion Breakfast—Hotel Su- and. other articles for the young. entertained with a cocktail party New Jersey law requiring nursery burban. Haasssoek anil aland togeiker. 19.94 for SO la* Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Seth Seelye, general chair- schools to meet certain standards p. m.—Students' Show man, called attention to the tables set up by the state department of —Summit Art Center. Mra. Floyd I. Jefferson enter- of house furnishings, Including y 12 to 16—Mon. to Sat—Clean •AHNC * CO. luaaaiw ruraiturc, DowasUll* educationd , which was passed tn LAUNDERED tained the cast and production slip covers, drapes, pictures, china April, 1946. and will go into effect I «P Week. staff of "Elliabeth the Queen'1 at antiques, hand painted canisters, In July, 1WT. I »-Mon., 9:15 a. her apartment on 88th street or Sunday evening. Mra. Jefferson played the lead In the production. DRY CLEANED Mr. and Mra. Charlea H. Fowlet. Jr., of Waldron avenue apent the week-end with friends in Phila- delphia. J. Howard Campbell of Ox Bow Wt are again in a Lane, president of the Playhouse Association, »ew to Bertnuda Sat- position io -fl urday for a week's> vacation. . service on theie items Mr. and Mrs. Currey Jones of Hlllcrest avenue have as a guest es well as aur usual for two week* Mr. Jones' mother, Mra. L. C- Jonea of Ashvllle, N. C. High quality. Mrs. Currey Jones* parents, Mr. and Mra. Barton P. Turnbull are on a six weeks' tip through South America. Mra. Andrew R. Sklnnell of Springfield avenue, and her son, Wright, were In ttuffalif lasl wee.k. Fifty young persons were enter- \ Chatham 4-3600 Summit «-151 taincd at a dance at Field House last Saturday by Miss Mary Alice Olscn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Olsen of Hickory road. Chaper- oning the affair were Dr. and Mrs. SAFEGUARD YOUR Olteti, Mr. and Mrs. George White of Country Side, and Miss Mary Ransom. Mr. and Mrs, Donald R. Barton and their son, Keith, sailed l&st I Tuesday on the Steel Fabricator for the Persian Gulf. Mr. Barton Is armttac-he at the Amiricun Em- bassy at Teheran. Mrs Barton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hard- ing Johnson of the Hotel Bcrch- wood. Mrs. Rupert R. Lewis of Tulip street was hostess Monday to the newly formed second reading group of the.College Club. Mrs. W. H. Martin of Short Hills has charge of the other reading group spon- sored by the club1. Mr. and Mrs. Werner H. E. Tim, 7% Hahne of Mountain avenue, and their three children left last Fri- day driving the southern route to yew let eest Ve> Los Angeles where they will reside permanently. Mr. Hahne. a research engineer iseetepeat^JCf in the marine and industrial air- conditioning field, plans to con- SeTS'einji-rfyj tinue his research In this sphere. ehr«ea4ae«etfe«»erw »«2^v**»ssieir Hahne was employed by the Cargo- caire. Engineering Corp. of New York for 11 years. Miss Gertrude Nolte is spending two weeks at the Hotel Suburban while visiting her brother. L. H. Nolte and Mrs. NolU of Spring- field avenue. After spending several months at Lakeland, Fla., Mrs,'Charles. Van Orden has returned to the Hotel FIVE-PIECE GROUP 195.00 Beechwood. Mr. and Mn. Elmer Houston of of Solid Vermoiit Maple Colonial Way celebrated their ONE GENERATION TELLS ANOTHER tenth wedding anniversary last Thursday with a party In New BeautifuUyirwhicfticd of Vermont maple In a light, ttibtle linbh. Large lottwirawer dreieef I CHKM York which Included attendance at ABOUT FINE FURNITURE the baseball game. with mirror, full-afced bed, five-drawer chest, night table and hcd chair. Deafened with fine, Mr. and Mrs. W. S Lowe and children of Norwalk, Conn., have • . • ' i • * • • • AT HAHNE* CO. FLEMINGTON returned home after being the strong lines- An exceptionally low. price. . ' a guests for a week ol Mr. and Mrs. FUR COMPANY K. M. Joehnck of Blackburn road. FOX IMMiOIATI DELIVERY ' V.:"''. ?V:"•'••":'f^' After traveling through the southern coastal states for the past ; six weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Brewater •''-, •""•', :. ••' . , : - HAHNE * ca ruraUure, tali* Moot ;. ; : ;:: ./s\ ^y ;'^t^Tir ;' T. Hudson have returned to their borne in the Whlttredge Gardens. 14 TW SUMMIT HttALD. THUtSDAY, MAY 1.1147 Social News of in Summit and Overlook Auxiliary Fashion Show Mrs. Edw, Florance Farm and Garden Luncheon: Earns $946 for Hospital Needs Presides at Club Luncheon MeetingWill Include a ate. C Hartley Berry told tfc* ducted by Mis* Visas** Um**rt- For First time Will Be Tuesdayd Novel Floor Show 1 H annual meeting* *f the• Plan* for the lUMhooa «a4 Meeting of th* Women * Au»- aca, director «f Overlook Hors- Mrs. Edwin FUeaa** teak the (Uary «f Overlook Heapital Men* ing pjfhofll. few *B*nvber* of %h* K*w Jersey DMitoa and thbridge e te be hekl at Calvary parish chair a* president of the It*** BIB Branch of theon Friday, May I, by th* - day morning, thai UM was th*Women's Auxiliary, on Tuesday, nightly Ctab Wednesday, April ft act profit of the fuftcheon and May % and Tuesday, May U, tt Woman's National Wwm *a4tsrvie* group* of tat ohwek ail at the high floheoLbein g present**' Garden Association, will tain bring completed by th* - fesbiaa sfauif at to* tfrttl Subur* 3 o'clock. Special attention will be by the retiring president, Mr* Lea. tea eat AprU n. give* to the study and analysing also* Tuesday, May f, at Calvary la charge, with Mr*. John ». T*a- Ur A. Crone. In her greeting te Vp yarluh ho¥i«, Th* Ia addition to UM whirlpool the members Mrs. FJorane* said: aant, fed,chairman . A newel a*** of the problems of food, prices, Bnach meeting wilt be a* u show will provide the Mitartaia- bath for which the affair was pharmacy department, linen •quip- -A* first vice-president of th* elttl Darri Irwio given, th* "Auxiliary will aisw pay 1 o'clock for the transaction of meat between the luncheon ment, office work and bookbtap for th* past two yeans, I have ad- tart**** and election of oftloer*. |M for the plumbing and work mired th* boundless energy of th* bridge game*. ''._.;•• ing. TMi will be followed by lunch- Th* luncheoa ehalraaa It Mr*. I was treated to accessary for it* installation at Mm Wilkinson's committee, who president, awl will try to bring eon at 1 o'clock tor which there th* hospital. th* same untiring spirit to my new B. S. Biggs, Her committee in- the) ktrt of program Sumnut wiB plan the program* for three will be a eha*g«. At t o'clock chide* Mrs. B, C, Wwrrta, Mta.JP , Of th* total amount, |SM wt* esponsibiltUes as her successor. I offer mor* fre«ju«ntiy. !t open mattings, include* Mr*. the Jfew Jersey Division will C. Grontoft. Mrs. C. M. Hill. Mrs. reaUsed from th* share* sold la Thomas A. Lend. Jr.. Mrs. Robert ask the continuance of th* fine Uu> «how "Appl* Doop's git certificate for $100. support of ail member* of the hold a short business meeting j George R. Payne, Mn. R, A Hoi Volkeaiac Mrs. E. E. Dreger, and Fortnightly." for th* election of offlear* and J lenbeck, Mrs Philip Trowbridge, TOM," *ponaor«d by tt g ' Ia addition to th* whirlpool Mrs. John White. Parish and preasnted with much bath and it* insUliaUon. the aux- Mrs. Crone, giving her annual other matters. I Mrs. W. W. Walla**, MM. F. L iliary will appropriat* funds for report, stated that the club was Henry M. Bl*kart, assockit* in W.lsh, Mrs. Austin Winters, Mrt. fun and enjoyment by a very able the redecoraUott of the recreatiOB showing "pre-war strength," by its ornamental horticulture at th*Beverly Dark and Mr*. S. W. east of home tateat The audience Christening Party N*w Jersey State BxpeHmental room in the nurse*' home. A coat- average attendance of over SOQt aom. loved It Proof of th* excellent job nd a membership of 600 in its StaUon at Rutgers University, Mrs. Oustev* Fischer is In charg* mitts* with MM. W. Saxtoa Held for Daughter don* by on* and alt, was the fact Sswa/d aad Mrs. Edgar T. Hig- 54th year of life. "Hats off to New Brunswick, wilt speak on of tickets, assisted by MM. Carle* gins and Including four student Ruth Ekiabetb Last, 4 months the past—*>ut coat* off to the fu- "Holland Bulbs" Mr. Blekart, ton W. Plerson, and Mm Caleb M. that a special show had to be run nurses will serve in, an advisory old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross ture," sbe quoted in advising wid- who has spoken many times to Hill. Mrs. John M. Leavens, Mrs, Sunday night to accommodat« «u er activities for the coming years. various Summit groups, worked Webster van Winkle, Mrs. H. W, capacity for this project The A. Lane of 8herman avenue, was th* people who were turned awgy AuxiUary decided to do this in christened at the Sunday morning It was announced that the an- for two year* in the bulb fields Runyon, and Mr* Oeorg* Swing nual meeting of the State Federa- of Holland, and will tell of bis on th* two scheduled perform- appreciation of the student nurses service rn the Methodist Church are gathering the prise*. Table* ances. who are entering the training by Or. Otto C. Nelson. She wore tion of Women's Clubs to be held experiences there. • will be provided by Mrs, H. L. a christening dress that has been in May, the name.of Mrs. George . Mrs. Edison Eachausier of Brett Mr*. Axel Olson. Hostesses Summit can and should support school under Increasingly stricter such undertakings. It invoi\W and higher standard*. used on the distaff side of the R. Martin of Blackburn place, Holland, now living In Princeton, will be Mrs. W. T. Snyder, Mrs. family fo* five generations. would be placed in the Federation will convey a message from the Emll E. Dreger, Mn. Bertram Mil people in good, clean, wholesome Mm. EL Wallace Wilkinson, Honor Roll Book, in recognition Island of Walcheren where ler, Mrs. C. M. Mixon, and Mrs. N. fun. Young and old, ho matu-r chairman of hospitality, studies A buffet brunch was served to of her service as state education Farm and Garden sent garden what their talents are, can find ' guests at the home of the parents H. Haupt. and programs, announced that two chairman and as sehjor counselor tools last year and plan to send Mrs. Hugh Hamilton and Mrs a place for themselves in theatre. tours of th* hospital will be con- after the ceremony. Those from of the Junior Fortnightly dub. THIS D NO DKEAM-4ng» Koch finally reallaax that as she toun layette* this year. Mr. Blekart It means evenings of active par- out of town included the grand- local stores in a shopping spree to replenish a wardrobe depleted by H. H. Armstrong will be financial Mrs. Florance introduced Miss ha* relatives now Jiving there. co-chairmen. ticipation, a place to go, things father, T.rBludworth, of NewAlioe Marble, tennis star, whose war and Nail labor camps. Above, Inge selects a nightgown after A collection will be taken for to do. York City; Mr. and Mrs. Robert theme was that the same quali- having found nylon stocking* to replace the -two pairs which through Th* entertainment I* In charge Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Ktngdon Pagte, the purchase of the layettes, of Mr*. Lewis Prentice. She and Since w* live MO close to larger ties of physical fitness needed to frugal care and skillful darning lasted her seven years. which will cost |S each, asd any and Mrs. Gtistave Gautesen, all of play the game of tennis are needed Mrs. Tennant have written the" cities we* t*nd to neglect our own Brooklyn; Mrs. Lawrence Oulmet t (Jules *. Wolln photo) amount given will be welcome. •cript for a sequence called "Sud- cultural activities. Those organ- to play the game of life: proper Checks for the. luncheon and of Ann Arbor, Mich.; Mrs. A. 8.food and sleep, real exercise, and denly It Is Sprung." Those taking isations that do survive in usu- Post of Norwalk, Conn.; Mrs. John contributions may be sent not part In this entertainment are Mrs. ally for the select few. We need morale or the gallant spirit are Parties Given for Cast later than Friday, May 2, to Mrs. Delano and family of Roeelle; MU* all essential. ''Learn to treat tri- Summit Girl Paul R. Tilson, Mrs. T. Herbert more activities for the many. We Wilhelmlne Harris and Mn. Emily (Continued from Pag* 1) Of "Apple Blossom Time" W. H. Martin, 68 Cdnlaton road, Henderson, Mrs. John E. S*.romen need more theatre groups organ-: umph and defeat alike," she Short Hills. • r Duryes of WestfieU; Mr. and MM. urged. Several parties Were given af- ger, Mrs. Carleton W. Plerson, Mrs. lied along democratic lines to William Stlllman of Gien Ridge; HM British Accent ter performances of "Apple Blos- Branan Jacobs, Mrs. Earl A. Lamb, provide a focal point of activity and Judge and Mrs. H. K. Bober- Inge speaks English fluently but Mrs. Malcolm S. Edgar Miss Marble commented on th* som Time" at the high school Mr*. Henry W. Runyony , Mrs. Emll for the community. son of Bayonne. with a British accent And why? Section Chairman, GSA [ models presented by Lillian She has had three proposals of during the past week. Friday E. Dreger, and Mrs. George 8. There Is talk of reviving th* O'Crady in the fashion show which marriage from a British captain night Mr. and Mrs. Anton Joas of At tfce Section "Y" Conference I BOwingi M. Mrs. K. E. CV. Carlson MM Summit Theatre Guild. An ex- followed. who expects to visit her in theNew Providence entertained of Girl Scouts in Ner Brunswick, [furnish music as background for cellent idea, worthy of the sup- Oh-so*brlef tennis shorts were near future. members of the Gay Ws | Revue April 24, Mrs. M. 8. Edgar of port of the community. For Mother's Day Hobart ave. was re-elected a* followed by even briefer bathing Does she think sbe will remain with a buffet supper at their toft. Mrs. R. A. HoUenbeck, and suits of various hues,* green, sal- home. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory chairman of the Section. Mrs. So, my hat's off to Father in the United States pr go to Brit* Mrs. H. L. Brett ar* a working Fleming and St Teresa's for get- GIFTS mon, aqua, white, and cbecked, eln as a bride T Qberst of New England avenue Hartley C. Berry served ae> leader committee for It. NORCROSS of the program discussion group. ting the ball rolling and giving with bare midriffs. A perfectly Laughingly sbe confessed, "I'm alio had a late supper party The luncheon time is 13:30 and AMERICA'S BEST-LOVED Look at Our Window* delightful play-tog was made up Friday night hi honor of their Mrs. Berry if the progam com- Summit talent a chance to show MOTHER'S DAY CARDS going to look the American boy* reservations may be made through themselves, and Summit audiences of gray gabardine shorts with a/j over befor* I make any decisions." out-of-town theater guests and mittee chairman of the Summit the ticket committee or parish pure silk cowboy blouse of figured tome of the Apple Blossom cast. Council. Other Summit women at- a fine evening's entertainment After the shopping spree she will house. • • • CARLANS gray with long sleeves. visit Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Steele of Following the final performance tending the conference were Mrs. SIEGEL'S Many of the costumes shown in- Summit avenue for whom heron Sunday night, the whole cast Emmy M. Seinfeld and Mrs. D, L. I spoke first of the things that cluded matching or contrasting parents were caretakers for more of the Gay Wn Revue were enter- Hollingsworth. BILLROOM DiNCE interest me In my leisure hours. Stationery Shop •at SpriagfleU Ave. 8*. e>MM Jacket* of varying lengths and than 10 years until Mr. Koch re- tained by Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ca- Now a word about my interests styles with the plain or print dress. ruso of Lower Overlook road. for the first eight hours of each vn ou» BUDQBT RLAN tired moving Into their home three LESSONS AT Usually the hats were white, with month* ago. Slenderizing! day—the de Leon shop. This Thursday and Friday, today and a spot of color in the trim, often 'The Steele* were wonderful to ABC Commissioner DON POMS' STUOIO ^ ^^^v* ,^^h^^^> '^S^eiiiBAH^S roses, and a number of them were Relax! No Exercise tomorrow, in line with President me when I was a little girl and To Address SALC Truman's appeal for voluntary off the face. Suits and three-piece lived there," sbe explained, "and Spot Reducing With KVMSU ensemble* were so cleverly de- now they .sent me champagne for Erwin B. Hock. Alcoholic Bev- Slonda Vogue Reducing price reduction* we will reduce ONCE AGAIN signed that It was hard to tell our prices 10%. This Is not a sale my homecoming." erage Control Commissioner of System whether they were or weren't. Now Jersey, will be the speaker or special promotion, no old stock, w* arc tailing you about the prica reduction (from But in between shopping, visit- When the tops were removed the Ing the Steelea and raiding the at the annual meeting of the Sum- nothing out of season. Our entire effect* were decidedly different regular stock of Spring and Sum- 10% to 50% I on *cc*siori*», tcrooni, Umpi and ice-box for such delicacies as ba- mit Association for Liquor Con- The newer, longer ekirtline was nana* which she had not tasted in trol, Monday, May 12 at 8 p. m., mer merchandise will be reduced uphoUttred furniture. See flit monoy-MvIng v«lu*» discreetly offered, although often eight year* and cokes which she in the parish house of Central for two day* only. So If it's lower the difference was too slight to never tasted, Inge Is going to do Presbyterian Church. prices you've been waiting for, b* marked. on* other thing. The meeting Is open to the pub- here ia an opportunity to save. A two-piece dinner gown brought "It li a very Important thing," lic. Catering to the clothing needs the greatest applause. Broad hort. •he declared, "I'm going to file an of Summit women, de Leon's, 436 AT BETTY TELFErTS sontal stripe* of black and beige CM! *•. S-*4«* ar HUUM Springfield Avenue, offers top application for my citizenship." 11 A. M. taffeta furnished th* top with a te IS r. M. advertised brands at popular swallowtail extending almost to the hemJln* of the long black skirt prices. Both long and short short dinner ADV. gowns were modeled. A long one ta yellow had a high neckline and tiny buttons down the front from Charming neck to hem. On* of the short models was In brown with a cas- cade of bustle down the back, also Lady to th* ben. META and EDWARD Kant Placw and Hill School Room S10 Bauctt Bldg. To Join in Sat. Concert 183 Springfield Ave. Summit The Glee Club from the Hill Look yew School at Pottstowa, Pa., will be Charming b*at lor guests of tba Kent Place Glee MOTHER'S DAY 'Club Saturday for a tea dance uptwopt htfr- and concert After a supper at the school, the boy* and girls do to add dignity and will present a program of songs in th* Phraner Gymnasium at a finei* to mother! It'i • o'clock. All friends of the school ar* invited. lovoly gift, to call now John Harms and Henry R. Cai- selberry will direct the choruses for your mothor. and Ellen Rlehter will accom- pany the Kent Place songs. Sadja Sstokowskl Is president of the ..fc for Glee Club. QmmUty U MR. JOSEPH „ MR. MICHAEL, Elected Treasurer Long sTsm«m*«r«*T fomorijr of Meyer Bros. formerly of Hshne 4k Co. At State College Miss Martha Ann Kramers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kremers of 43 Hawthorns place, has been elected treasurer of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority at the NO MORE MOT IIS Pennsylvania Stats College. Miss Kremers, a graduate of Summit High School, is a Junior Let us moth proof your woolen garments by In science. the Berfon process as advertised in Woman's Home CtaM Avt. fast Companion.

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• coot* •kttakabro, THE PULCHftA DESIGN... $1 ta |S.fS Iwffs prompt cleaners •portiwtor • bog. $S.t$ to $11.50 IS Vvkm Vhm — Opp. Station "!• at It" . . . "Oai at $•• Eugene Jung B. H. Frumkin, Inc. 401 Springfield Av*. 20% ls.ILisir.IL 3* M FOREST AVE. Watth & Jtmdry 29-31 Maple St. 1*40% • Beechwoed Road Bommlt SUMMIT 6-3060 off pngag SUMMIT. H. J. SUMMIT, Ni'J. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY !, 1947 IS Weddings, E and Other Social News Marion Pearson, Graduates of Choral Club Is Hospitality Committee Saturday, May %. Bride-elect, Oak Knoll School At Briarcliff College Fathers gather front all over W Planning Concert Misa Shirley Lend, daughter of tb* country for this occasion, Entertained Mr. and If rs. Thomas A- Lend which include* da»s attendance Tell Engagements by the fathers, fat her-4a lighter Miss Marios Lee Pearson, daugh, Of Folk Music of Oak Ridge avenue, will servt The engagement of Miss Mary- The apring conceit to be pre- ss student chairman of the hos- •thletic contest* a conference ter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald F. Jans Deviae, daughter of Mr. aad with the administrative officers, Pearsoa of Summit avenue, was sented by the Summit Choral Club pitality committee for Father'* Mrs. Christopher J. Dovine «f Tuesday evening, May f, at the Day- when Briarcliff College at and a play. feted at a shower given Friday by Llewellyn park, Wast Orange, ft* Miss Harriet Beach at the resi- Central pariah boust, will tacluda Briarcliff Manor, N. Y cele- Mui Lend, who U a senior, Mr. H. James Kenny, son of Mr. a number of seldom beard com- brates this traditional event on will graduate tn June. des** af her parent*, Mr. aad. Mrs. aad Mrs. Harry J. Kentry of 0aj* Kdwin Ely Beach of Hill Crest ave- positions in its program of folk to th* aaw Chit Chat Cot* Ridge, waa announced. nue. Tbe hostess wiU be a brides- music from various countries, unm ©f the Air at Salt p. at. ever maid May 17 at Mist Pearson's A graduate of Oak Knoll School Among th«** ar* 16th Century datiOB WHRI, Iffwack, 12M wedding to Dr. Howard Griffin of the Holy Child, Miss Deviaa "pastoral songs" called English Tamer Jr.. son of Mr, and MM now is attending Rosemottt (Pa-) madrigals, "Cbarioitown," Amer- Turner of New York, formerly of College. ican folk song, an outstanding Tbe luxury of a Pbiko Hosae Ridgewood. Mr. Kenny waa graduated from •sample of the «o-c*Ued "white freexer, chock full of fresh frozen Glen Ridge High School and St spiritual" found in tbe Tennessee mountains, aad "Farewell" by mHM, vegetables, breads and ice Benedict's Prep School Newark. Johannes Brahixu. "Musical cream Is within anyone's reath. He left Seton Hall College to sitter in the Summit Art Classes in Choral OMb aprta* iiiwfirtj** Mk mask te he given Tuesday, May Trust" is a clever piece of writing pierce Kroaen Foods, Short Hills' the Army and served with the attractive food aaait, otters these. t, at »:l» p. sa. at tke Cfartra! Presbyterian Church are Mary Byrne by Joseph Clokey in which downs Own Exhibition Eighth Air Force. He was dis- (left), pianist, aad Raja* Hunter (right), director. Miss 8yme, a of well-known tunes are interlaced • • * charged with the rank of captain. The ttrahffraafe of childhood Is At Summit Center noted Canadian pianist, Mate her debut with the Toronto Symphonypy y into a humorous bit of musical greatly to be envied. CSWldvea will Announcement was made of the Orchestra and has appeared witth theth m threh e ttimei s aiace, Mr. Hunter, nonsense. Ralph Hunter wiU coo- A show of works by students engagement of alias Florence duct. net suffer fwwa foot troubles later who have attended the Summit a native of Maw Jersey, was awarded a full scholarship at the JuU- oa, if .hod thni th* growing a Joan Crowiey another alumnae of Hard School of Musie m WO. Art Associations art daises dur- Oak Knoll School of the Holy Mary Symes, pianist and guest ;ivc years is Pro-tak-tiv shoesi ing the past season will open with artist, will play compositions by Shoe 8tor» has the*. Child, to Mr. Jamea Taykr Bran- a tea at the Art Center on Sun- son son of Captain Taylor Bran- Tour of Parks Robert Schumann. Johannes day, May U, and will also be open son, V. S. M. C. (retired) and Mrs. Kent Place Brahms, and Chopin, in harmony Take a rid* out is the beautiful to the public on the following two with the rest of the program. country to FORBES route 10 at Br&nsou of Washington. •YOUR HOMT Saturdays and Sundays, Ifsty 17 By Garden Group Alumna Engaged Free to the public, the concert Hanover. Stroll over their green Mi** Crowiey is the daughter of 29 Beeehwaed Road JNisasall, V J. and 1% and May » and 25. Mrs. George Barnard Crowiey of Announcement of tbe engage- will begin at 8:19. The pro.-, am: turf, enjoy the view and while Open to Public •• • ' 1. - . ' • • Since tbe art class members New York and SouthoW, L. I., ment to Miaa BUiae von Beust (Just Are-twd The Canter Frees trust Co.) there, select all your garden needs range all the way frcei beginners The tour of 10 county by EaglUb Madrigal to artists of professional stand- graduated from the College of Dougiat Campbell Paul, son of Mr. April to ta Mr kustrtai' race ing, an interesting variety of ar- tbe garden department of the Ensilaa Madrigal New Rochelle. and Mrs. Herbert M. Paul of In.that* Delightful Pleaaant QrovM , A fairyland o( gitu ia the tistic development will bs dis- Fortnightly Club for the benefit Mr. Branson was graduated from Bethlehem, Pa., Point Pleasant, English Madrigal f way to describe Tbe Wiaa Stores, played in the exhibition, as well of the club'* home fund, may b» waa announced by her parents, Newark and East Orang*. For as a diversity in conception and Georgetown University and served shared by those outside the club n a pilot In the Marine Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt ft Bandekow. aoarta* * your "one aad only** /mother, for technique in the students' ap- who may be interested In seeing Orsam Vision* ' Mother*1 Day, May lltb. sefect a the parka. Individual* may 'secure Miss Bandekow attended Kent (from ,tb* Fantasy Places) National Baby Week proach to the same subject Place School and was graduated Robert Schumann handsome handbag or lovely fash- identification tagt front the com- in O Minor Johannes Brahms The art classes are directed by JuniorJ Service* from Rogers Hall School, Lowell, April J^d ion mittee on arrangements upon ap- Der JaferMarj ; r 8ym«—Pianist Maurice Sievaa, well-known llew, Mass., snd Brskme Junior College. III plication, or may Join the group Dt« Letste Tans Oarman Tolk son* York artist who is in charge of the Her fiance, formerly a lieu- Parewell It is w vital to make your League Plan for before 9:45 at tbe Field House on Musical Trust ..Ocrman Folk Son* art department at Queens College, tenant in the 3Sth Division, waa . - Johannes Brahma Ij snd to appoint a qualified execu- I* I. He has received two awards that morning. Any who wish to . Joseph Cloka? Children's Wear tor and trustee. Havo your lawyer SaturdayS Dance flll a car with their friends may graduated from Mercereburg IV la New York exhibition* during r Academy and Lehigh University. Charlottotrn . American Folk Spat - draw up the will and name The the last year. The classes have A dinner dance for members join the cavalcade at that point Man Ami tot Monte Of Dorel Summit Trust Company as esecu- and former member* of the Sum- Bar Thou Loveat Ma..., Noble pain *•-• •••Of :•:•:••, proved so popular that they have It is necessary to have flyers for nv« Nunery Rhjnnn Ralph Hunter % tor. No estate i» too small. beam extended for another four mit Junior Service League will each car and tags for each per- V • " "* - ' be held Saturday night, May 3, A May Breakfast Impromptu In A Flat Chopin' • • • weeks for outdoor painting. son. Scherso In C Sharp Minor Cbopta Woman's crowning glory has to Any student who baa attended a at the Hotel Suburban. Proceeds A stop will be made at noon for Mary Byma Better Quality will be donated to the American Will End Season VI be cared for properly. For spring, class- aiace last fall may enter « a box lunch, brought by those at- Sometime* I fed Like a Mother- a Diadem Bhaupoo and a famous, Red Cross. tending. A May breakfast at the home of lesa Child Negro Spiritual picture ia this show. Pictures may Mrs. Lester A. Crone, 4» Colt road, Set Down Servant . Negro Spiritual From Infancy soft-curl permanent wave at Tbe Mrs. Hugo B. Meyer, general Cars will leave the Field House Onward Christian Soldier* be left at the Art Center on Fri- tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, to 16 years Jeanne Beauty Shop, wilt add day. May f. from 3 to 5. Class chairman, will be aasisted by Mrs. in group* as they assemble, each arr. Waring greatly to her charm. A. C. Biddulph, Mrs. John Black- detail under escort by a member will end the program of the Amer- Extra Performance Given tors are invited to help with ican home department of the Fort- • ' • • . mar, Mrs. Paul Dederer, Mrs. of the park police, an arrangement teyeHt* the hanging Friday evening. nightly Club, Sunday Night of Revue Give Mother a day of rest. Take The pictures will be hung ac- Frederick Gilbert, Mrs. Bryant made by W. Richmond Tracy of and Gifts Are her to The Crockers, MiUbura, for Over 900 people attended the cording to the usual consideration Harroun, Mrs. C. B. Keeney, Jr., the park commission. Cars may Mrs. Crone will be assisted by Sunday dinner. The Crockera* new final and extra presentation Our Specialty of color and aize. and not aeeord- Mrs. J. H. Maroney, and Mrs. drop out at any time, if the tour Mrs. Arthur T. Wotrlng, Mrs. Sam- on Sunday evening at the high - schedule has them serving on ng to proficiency or advanced Henry Ware, Jr. " is longer than convenient. It ii uel L. Love, and Mrs. Oarlton M. school of the St. Teresa parish * Sundays from twelve to eight. study it h«* been announced. Among those having cocktail expected that the complete Jour- Lewis. •. ••• -•'-: -- •"-- show, "Apple Blossom. Time" -• • • The exhibition of paintings by parties before the dance are Mr. ney will take until 4 p.m.. Including Members are invited to arrange The performance was given be- It's up to you. Mother. Pack Sigmund Menkea which was sched- and Mrs. Robert W. Parsons, of return to Summit, and will cover either a spring bridge table setting cause so many people were Fashion Store sway those heavy blankets, woolen 15 gardens. A member of the or a spring breakfast tray. Commit- uled for Sunday. April 27, has Lenox road, Mr. and Mrs. Donald turned away from the doors 425 SpriftgfMd Avt. Summit Mill suits, dresses and coats. Hide been postponed until next year. Holmes of Blackburn road,, and park commission will point out tee members will supply further de- Thursday and Friday evenings. them from Molly moth. VM* lar- Mr. and Mrs. W. Saxton Seward places of particular interest. tails upon request After the lait curtain the au- . vex, tar paper or moth crystals. Dessert Bridge Planned of Prospect street. The committee includes Mrs. C. dience and cast danced to the Get them at Roger* Pharmacy. C. Burley, Mrs. George H. Chaoe, Emperor penguins weigh radio-victrola until 1 o'clock in Suddenly it's Spring! New By Junior Fortnightly much as eighty pounds. tbe gymnasium. Overlook Glee Club Will Mrs. L. D. Canfleld, Mrs. William mamas will be perambulating their Tbe Junior Fortnightly Cub is Hoiivkte, Mn. E. S. Willis, and baby buntings beneath 8ummit*a planning a. dessert „ bridge to be Enter.Nurses' Contest Mrs. Allison H. Hearn, chairman } (orgeous shade trees. For those held at Masonic Hall. Saturday, Fifteen student nurses of Over- of the department. , . , DRAPKIN'S pleasant strolls a Whitney car- May tt at. g pjn. Admission wiU look Hospital's Glee Club will par- HILMA JOHNSON'S MILLINERY riage la perfection. The Doyle be under a dollar and tbe public ticipate in the National League of farmer!? ef WoodUnd Avrnue 385 MILLBURV AVKNUK, MILLM R\ Furniture Company beckona. is Invited to reserve some of the Nursing Education's competition Mrs. Otis Williams to Be Announcing Opening of New Shop May lit • • • 79 table* by calling Mm R. K. for New Jersey nursing schools' Hostess to Wells Club Adding Every Day — Nationally Advertised Brands MerreiL MATS MADE TO OBDKK PBOM VOUB MATERIAL OK OHM YOURS-a suit sate. Suits that glee clubs Friday, May 9 at the The New Jersey Wells Club will CLOTH, STRAW, PELT are simple, superb and tailored to A door prize will be given be- Mutual Benefit Building, Newark. hold a meeting at the home of Jl Maple St. tas rta*r ••atmlt, N. J. perfection. Lovely fabrics impart sides table* prises. They will all The group dressed in Irish cos- Mr*. Otii P. Williams, 5 Green- 10-DAY SALE! the gay spirit of spring. Offered be donated by members. tumes will sing "Danny Boy" and briar drive, Friday, May 2, at for your choice at The Smart Arrangements will be in charge The Kerry Dance." 8:15 p. m. Shoppe. Summit-Millburn of Mrs. Richard K. Merrell, chair- Drastic Reductions • • • man, assisted by Miss Elisabeth I know no place that can hold 8piker. Miss Frances Hiester. Miss FOB A GRACIOUS LADY i s candle to The Trost Bake Shop} Dorothea Morse, and Miss Dorothy Whether you want a few buns or Jean Maust. A Femwood permanent ALL WOOL \ rolls for dinner or bread for sand- LONG TROUSIR SUITS wiches, Trost Bake Shop has such Rosary Society to Meet Distinctive Jewelry for Mother's Day. Make delicious ones. SL Teresa's Rosary Society will Styled by Tom Sawyer • • • your appointment early. meet Tuesday evening at 8:30 in Aiswtt4 twteds and Wayside Gardens, Morris Turn- tbe recreation ball for a business tone combination!, ti for to II. MM * IIll >ull» pike, is the answer to an artist's session, with Mrs. Aloysius Dully prayer for color and subject mat- presiding. Fern wood Hairdressers NOW H.50 ter. For folks like you and me. it US Summit Ave. Su. «-««• i* the place for healthy, hearty perennials and shrubs. Mother BOYS' AM. WOOL V . • • • . CHELL FRANTZEN ETON SUITS Hot days are in the offing from the month of May on. No better STUDIO Styled by Tom Sawyer time to select a light weight Aisorttd Iwpfdi, Portrait. Commercial I wo-1 one romhl- BojV All Wool .foundation garment from The natlom and solid Joan Mallon Shop. Be all set For Give har a gift, rolori. brown, Sport Jackets ano narr and •ummer. Styled by PHOTOGRAPHY tht'll charish—- —Adv. Mlzfl 1 to 1« Tom Samrer It L» estimated that more than a choice piece of 35 per cent of Americans either ' i ' A»«orl*d mild work, on farms, in industries 3 teachwood Rd jewelry or Nowti.75 SUCII 6 lp 12 which process farm products or 4-2151 magnificently designed *.» furnishing goods and services to NOW 5.75 farmers. sterling stiver*— —-- THE VALUES YOU'VE WAITED FOR BoyV All Wool SPRING COATS

. In a»orlfi! twredt, 10% 20% and 50% 1 chrrkt and lolld colon. Sizes 1 to 4 L. Rosenstein B.»5 NOW 6.50 Quality Jewelers for 20 yean Dirt J to 7 ^REDUCTIONS . J4.95 to 119J EYES and YOUR 420 SPRINGFIELD AVE. NOW H.50 SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY ON ALL SPRING MILLINERY PHYSICAL CONDITION MEN'S ALL WOOL Impaired vision or •*• wrong SPORT JACKETS can be directly injuriwrt fo All Famout Makri Mm* » to 41 Don1* overlook •H« powibHity I" your MMSl For Flowers We havo an unusual selection of large snd ».«». izM L soft* n«rt physical ehtck-wp. •mall, drasiy and tailored hats 'in Milan, Now 14.50 Hortthair. Taffeta and Fait. r- •*- ~*~ "* KNOX and THORNTON •yes «*MI sftw (wines mj Eye tkymtttau PANAMAS DRAPKIN'S IS HEADQUARTERS FOR thr»* Nationally Atlvrrtiwd Brands: MANHATTAN .Shlrti, n yTs^slr HtlWIJ Hill asTjBfVPi Mportiwrar and Pijjmm: B.V.I). SporttwMr. Underwrar, P»)»- ma>; VAN HKDHTN Htilrt*. hportuwrar, i>a)»n>»>i MrOHEOOR Hportiwear; INTERWOVEN lloilrry; JOCKEY fitdrrwear and Ktrndmrnmrtm fmr Sportuwtar. A romplftf llnr of TOM SAIVYCR «nd KAYNEK rlothlnf (or PLASTIC CONTACT IWSfS Boy*. • For Women and Clrl«. * rntnpl'le line of Natlnntlljr aitfrrtlted merchandlir. SUMMIT; N.J. ban DRAPKIN'S 432 Springfield Ave Su. 4-1051 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 14 THi SUMMIT HiEAlD, THURSDAY, MAY 1. If47 Social and Club Activities in Summit and Vicinity^ Piano and Voice lege Park Matte CHaV aad a men. StaUnts «t Union place, have Been named* to toe Birth* her af the F««t President's Assem. deui list of honor atudeata for Spring Festival ofMusk hly «f the National yederattoa *f C Mattaea aad Victor ». ToMr.suUMtm Johaa. Bowam Will Feature _ nu «f Hr. aad lira. the third quarter *t Union Col- Given By SchoolsTomorrow of Kcat Ptoe» Boulevard, a aaa, 0. M*tt*» •< » linden leg*. Mlks Margaret Thorp, director Amaryllis .... born Friday, April Is, at Margaret Musical Program Mrs. KanouM U a poet-gradu&u Treee ...... Hague Beafital Jeney aty of the elementary gfebeol All- tb» »uaie department of the of the JuiUiard School of Music L . aty Ubotr, aad Kiss Halt* Plo- Ifotacf Oeeee Parade aaad has studieuid therth e with C ...... Whe,Br To Mr. and Mm. WlUiaja Peax- Fortalghtly aub, for tta final eharskl, director of die Weaea- meetinflof theeeaaonoaMayTat Dethier, Franklin Robinson, and «aiy School Pa**, wUI areeeat a The Owl aad toe Pussy Cat .... •an af Gieadale road, a daughter, Dr. Percy GoeUcbius. She U now ...... tbn feata Tuesday. AatU 2J, at Over- the hone «f the chairman. Mra spring musle ttstival la Ike fttgh a 1. Kmouse, » Lepw road, will coaching wBach art members ef fee Mfe aad *th Elementary AU-Qty Baad aad T»Mr. and Mm John Pattenon Double Concerto in grades of the elementary schools. y y theihi r program will Include: ef Ktbit boulevard. Maw Pmvi* B Flat Major Motart to Mother with Love the t9 students of the All-City Caromatie Chorale..... fUtaere daaos, a daughter, bora Wednes- dHe* Choir will pretest the followtag day, April SS. at Overlook Hospi- Plalslr d'amour Martini 1 Medley la •Flat tfUmore program, accompanied bf Un. Whtt could be a "more appropriate Activity March Beaaett Setum'ami Pergolesl Cameron Muaktttrtek at the The Elementary AlK3ty Or- Lungi dal non tardar (from remembrance than bringing her to the plaao; chestra ha* a membership of it To Mr. aad Mrs. Carl Saner Le Notw di Figaro) ... .Mozart Coma to tbe Fair Mwtla pttpila who will play these aelec- ef ValemOBt way, a daughter, INN for our SPECIAL DINNER aereea* harm Wedaeaday. AsrH «, at Hansel and Gretel Prayer tleaa; Tatiana, Khmel .of New Tort Overlook Hospital Beau tolr ...Debuaiy from 12 'till 8 on May 11th ...We rec- , ,.., Humperdiaek Big Base Singer ..Perry will take up her duties at OW Apres un Reve ..Faure % fHI UfE0 •dp to lt> Love Minuet BM* Beout headquarters oa Beech- Si mat vera avaient you make advance rt$ervatton$. wood road today. She was bora To Mr aad Mrs. Leslie Herbert Mountain Dance Tune Yankee Overture . ..arr. by Perry daa alles .....Halm In Bulgaria, comlag to this coun- of Sayre street, a daagnter, born Only a brash try at the age of six After belag Thursday. April X «t Overlook L'heura Bxqulae ...... Hahn YW to Present a scout herself, aba served im Hospital. • J*si dlt aut etoUes Paladtata and comb' New York library counselor at Girl Scout camps, Pheeba Or*«by ' To Mr. and Mra, Rowland Han- and became field director of the Variation* on « theme A 'Hootenanny' Official to Speak gar of Henry street, a daughter, Five Towa Council oa Long by Beethoven ...... Saint Saena Island, from which position she bora Friday, April M, at Overlook (So It Says) To Story League Hospital. Is coming to Summit She re- Miss Crosby majored In mueic A hootenanny, open to tbe public, ceived her Master's degree from Mary Oottld Davis, former su- To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shed- at Vaasar and li now affiliated will be held at Y.W.C.A. beadquar pervisor of story telling at the the/ New York School of Social with the National Broadcasting Work. • 4 . lak of Middle avenue, a daughter, ^ *• f- ^ ^"^7 ters, 21 Maple st, Thursday, May New York Public library, will bora Friday, April 33, at Overlook Company. 8, at' 8 p. m. speak to members of tbe Summit Hospital. Mrs. Plerpont Splker it a grad- In the event some persons may Story League and their juests Auction Nats $675 uate of the Chicago Conservatory j' Repairing .\... Rtpla not know what a hootenanny is^lt Monday, May V a't »:*S p. m, in For Overseas Work IV Mr. and Mra- Sahwtnre AJ- of Music and was piano soloiit locco of Park avenue, a soa, bora with the Chicago Symphony Or- ••;.••• is a thlng-a-ma-Jig whloh win pro- the Central Presbyteriaa Church The articles not sold at the Cal- Saturday, April 98, at Overlook chestra. She has played In con- vide amusement and entertainment auditorium. vary Service Chapter auction last SILVER for all. The exact derivation of Hospital cert and as soloist with the At- Miss Davis, who teaches a class Friday, will be sold to the highest hootenanny Is not clear but it lanta ' Philharmonic Orchestra, I TUtt WWW MATTIM TU firs In atory telling *t Cohimbl* Uni- bidder at 2 o'clock tomorrow sit may come from the Scottish word To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Faulk- and Is past president of the Col- veraity and the Child Eduoatloa the parish house, with Mrs. H. W. ner of MoMaae avenue. New I JEWELRY CRAFTSMEN hootay wMch according jto Web-Foundation in New York, is re- Runyon again holding the hammer. kilU ster's New Internationa] Diction- Providence, a son, born Saturday, j Fes aw •*»•** «*• *•" •/ «•"* • » •tmd ftltt turning to Summit at the request Mn. Paul'R. Tilaon will be in April M, at Overlook Hospital; ary' means "an exclamation ex- of many persons who heard her charge of arrangements. Cef MHftmra pressing emphatic affirmation." I m wtalral AWMN, Eatt Or«|e 0lk4.HU last year at the Summit art As- The committee declared that the To Mr. and Mra. Luther Cisne j to eider And there U emphatic affirmation sociation. receipt of $878 la«t week made tbe (hootay) from Y. W, C. A. officials of Hillside avenue, a son, born ©OCOAXUT event a great.success and that the that persons attending the hoote- This meeting which is open to Sunday, April 27, at Overlook STRAWBERRY CAKE the public was planned to stimu- amount will be turned over to the Hospital nanny will have fun. The program iralpyea Cream niUal aai will include folk songs by the "Y" late • broader interest In atory Bithop's Fund for poet-war work To Mr. and Mia. Joseph W. Al- chorua and a square dance, both 'tiling, league officers aald. hi Europe. FOB MOTHER'S DAY THE SUMMIT YMCA'S ien of WeBeetcy Hills, Maes, for- under the direction of Miss Capl* The Summit Story League or- ntaw Orier merly of Tad Oaks drive, a daugh- tola Dlckenon, director of the "Y" ganised in May, 1M3, was the first Cordially Invite Couples Club Plan ter, born Thursday. April M. Mra. chorus. Those wishing more stren- branch of the National Story Allen ts the daughter of Mrs. Mellie Weiss uous exercise may Join In the League in New Jersey. Since then is pUsMe, gleaming, aad so Their Memben and Friends Allan C. Rearlck of Beechwood 24 Taylor St,Millbuni polka under the leadership of Mlsa the league has carried through a "Night Club Party frmk and deaa. Easy to .•• road. aenes frea> WasWatee isae'el f To Hear Helen Plocharski of Beech Spring program of story telling In the The Married Couples Club of ate. Aj«rlastsaW»gtiae X drive, teacher of music.In Summit public playgrounds during .the Central Presbyterian Church will To Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Da Golyer elementary schools, and Mrs. Bl- summer and at the Summit Home hold their second annual Night DR. MILOSLAV KOHAK for Children In addition to filling Club Party Saturday evening at of Ithaca, N. Y, a son, horn Wed- n Scarlnsa of" Pearl street. individual requests. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold nesday, April » Mra, D« Golyer President, Cieehoilovakla YMCA The affair Is being arranged by F. Hudson 185 Summit avenue. la the daughter of Mr*. S. C Van Miss MoUy Burrowes, young adult Appealing for greater member- CUe of Valley View a«taua. Press Director, Czech Parliament program director. ihip. league officers said, "Unless Games, dancing prises aad epe- Another event scheduled for that the league Is enlarged by addition- clal feature presentations by little- week la the monthly meeting of al members a valuable community known local artists are promised MONDAY, MAY 5th — 8:15 P. M. the Mr. and Mrs. Club of the Y,W. service will have'to be curtailed as inducemente for a large attend- C.A. Tuesday, May (6, at 8:30 p. m. considerably." ance. umm-fkt YMCA AUDITORIUM at the "Y" headquatters. Mr. and It was erroneously reported In Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Laverty are Mrs. James Riddick, chairmen, will the Herald last week that Miss in charge of arrangements. They Dr. Kobak, for J years Imprisoned by the Natii, U in preside. Lillian Speer waff resigning from will be assisted by Mr. and Mm America for two months to tell of the youth situation in Also on May 6 members of the MM League. Because of the prea- W. W. Cooke who will plan tbe lure of other duties, MUs Speer Surope. We feel that Summit cttlreaa will welcome • Adloyho Club of the "Y" will at- refreshments; Mr. and Mrs, H. A. IAY0UT tend the PapermlU Playhouae, Is resigning the presidency of the Gast to lead the games; and Mr. first-Band report on this vital subject. League but will remain an active LETTERING Millburn. . and Mrs. W. M. Pott, in charge member. of entertainment. ILLUSTRATION Tell Your Friends About This Meeting! PRINTED POSTERS No Admission Charge — No Solicitation NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE; ADVERTISING CHARUNES Ed Staley CUT JUTI MUGS P.O.Box35l,Summit,N J. at the Piano NOW PLAYING Great Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Night* things from 9 p. m. to 3 a. m. S11TS'

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Brown FRUCHTMANS Prescription SERVICE » WaCnpWOII Crater 1 Center OTHKR 8TORKB 09 Maple St. Summit Summit 4-0913 South Orange PlalnlieM M Maple St. Summit Su. • • -"•'•••""•••'8B. §743t9 "'"" Morrlitown Rutherford Open — g to 1:3* Weekdays Open — g to »:ae Weekdays iniiiintiiniiMinn JL THE SUMMIT HE>AID, fWIRSDAY, MAY I, IMT ,17 Services and Coming Events in Summit Churchles Central Church Pilgrims to 1 was pnaesi** with aa Oxford CHURCH DIRECTORY 'Voyagers , New University Basis and The Oxford Center Groups Calvary Auxiliary to Hold Women Elect Community Group, Cyetopedie Concordance in appre Annual Meeting Tomorrow oatioa of Us servioes sa presl Plan Visit to Tomorrow at 10 a.m., the Won- New Officers To Rosary Shrine Elects Officers of th* federation. tn's Auxiliary of Calvary Chureh Mrs. Roland P. Seattle was The annual May pUgrtauge Jewish Museum will old Its annual meeting and elected president of the Women's The, Voyagers, a new sattal •lection. The speaker, after the Today - 3:S0 p.n,., Hebrew honor of Our Lady David Lodtow. akttrtty as the Bufaop hai agreed May i 1:30 to t i. m. Given Oakes Memorial Church Mrs. Carroll Stanley, spiritual life; tery banners. Diminutive, friar* to come to Calvary Church again ists; and frescoes from thee 1700- and nuns representing the ITvice-chairman; Mr*. James BL through fhe courtesy of the Na- Calvary Episcopal Church «•». Notts CutUp Mm MarjorJe Beck, social educa- Maroney, secretary; Allen Maybe*. on Tuesday eveaiag. June 17, toyear-old Dura Euopos Synagogue, tional Broadcasting Company, M*v. E. r. ftoads tion; Mrs. Donald Smith, young; canonised Dominicans will A>Uow. cealirai this second class. whose recent excavation was a, Among the hitter will be one rep- treasurer; Mrs. Lrtand Half, Mrs. this program carries tht approval Hev. W. O. Bunday-«:I5 a. m., Sunday ptople* work; Mrs. R. B. Weld- lost Important contribution tn of the Christian Selene* board of resenting the Blessed Louts Msrie Norman L. Heminway, Motion D. school; Una, Holy Communion, lnger, missionary education; Mrs. the history of Judaism and the directors. : . aedmoa, The Grace and Charm Grignion de Montfort, first Domln Fagan and W. Baxton Seward. Former Pastor R. R. Bipprodt, national and over- history of art. Today—10 a.m., Holy Commun- of Jesus." seas, sewing. lean tertiary priest saint, whose ion; 10 a. m. Red Cross ••wing, canonisation ceremony is ached Made Chaplain The Museum is sponsored by Monday—7:30 p. m., Boy Scout Committee chairman are Mrs. Rome A. Betts Tomorrow — 10 a.m, annual troop, i«L tiled for June 90, the Jewish Theological Semii||ary meeting of. Woman'* Auxiliary; H. W. Martin, nominating; Mrs. At Hospital of America. The Summit Jevyi&h Tuesday-^ p. «., AH Circlet of W. Richmond Tracy and Ml" The baldachins of pink Addresses State 1:15 pjn., Calvary Servio* Chap- Center is closely affiliated Mth Woman's Society of Christian Katherine Bennett, house main- buds enthroning Our Lady of the Rev. Ifemrll D. Booker, former ter; 2 p.o»., Pariah auction tale. Service meet in homes previously Feuataisi Baptist Church pastor, the Seminary and Its organ ia- tenance; Mrs. Karl SchwarU- Rosary wtll be carried and escort Bible Conference tlona! activities. Rabbi JJ^ Sunday—t ajn., Holy Commun- arranged. Mr*. Donald Coburn's ed by a special guard of honor has been appointed Protestant waelder, finance; Mrs. Robert Hen- The Bible Class should be or- Sincoff is a graduate of the ion; 9:«0 a.m.. church school; 11 Circle will meet with MM. R. W. derson, publicity; Mrs, Donald from the Mater Dolorassa Crypt ganized for the particular age eheplaia at Freedcnen's Hospital, Washington, D C, effective" Seminary/ * tm., conflrmatlon and sermon by Samon, Us Mountain avenue. Holmes and Mrs. «. J. Sorensen. to the chapel where the coronation grout) It serves, declared ROSM A. Bishop Benjamin M. Washburn; food; Mrs. Hubert Long, tables; wiH take place. Betls of Summit, general secre- JttBc 1. • ' • '••'••'".. • 7:30 pm, Young People* Fellow- Tht Methodist Church Mr* H. W. Martin, program; Mrs. After the crowning Rev.'Ed- tary of the American Bible So- Mr. Booker la now dean of men at Tailadega College. ihip. Nellie BlUliu, music; Mrs. M. L. ward L. Phillips, OJP, shrine chap- ciety, as. he addressed a group Mm. a id Nelaea, TU*, He 1* a graduate of Howard Uni- Monday — 11 am., St. Mary's Lombard, membership and hospi- lain, will renew the consecration conference on "Youth and the Chapter; 7:80 p.m.,. Boy Scouts. Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Church of all. Rev. A. B. Diohne, O.P., of versity, Boston College School of tality; Mrs.. Ralph White, new Bible Cl ass," Saturday at the 14th Theology. Hew fork School 'of Tuesday — »:« a.m., Woman's school, all departments; 11 a.m,, the Dominican Eastern Province, members tea; Mrs. Walter Wood convention of the New Jersey Social Service and Union Theolog- Auxiliary comfort department; worship service and sermon by and Mr*. RoyKreider, shut-ins. will be the guest speaker. A sol- Federation of Men's Classes at 3:30 p.m., Girl Scouts. emn benediction will conclude the ical Seminary. pastor; 6:30 p.m., Youth Fellow- Mrs. Henry Voegtlen kjn charge Rutherford. The Summit man told Wednesday — 10 a.m., Church pilgrimage. 'Officiating will be His appoiBtmeat marks the ship with Jean Meixell leading erf flower arrangement with Mrs. of successful Bible daises organ- third faU-tUne Institutional chap- FA MILV World Service. service; 4 p.m., church school con- Very Rev. H1H. Welch, O.P.JP.G., ized for different groups of yonas; Walter Wood taking care of dis- deacon; R*v. A. B. Dionne, O.P. lain oa the staff of the Federation Thursday—10 a.m., Holy Com- ference at Methodist Church in tribution. Miss Marie Iibbie ks people: the high school group, the of Churches, which supports the f NAM^ munion. . Orange. sub-deacon, and Rev. H L. Phil- servicemen's group and the col- memorial chairman and Mrs. Wal- lips, O.P., celebrant. hospital. Proudly displaying a namf you love in enduring granite, the Tuesday—10 a.m., WSCS execu- ter R. Davlee, table. lege groups. He said these classi- Tht Communify Church tive board meets at. parish house; fication* were not arbitrary, sat. Chines* Students Will monument you select will tymboiiu to coming generstions thost Unitarian 1:30 p.m.. Group Six meet* at Leaders of the "various groups Calvary Church to Hold that they also provided opportuni- tjhinga that lift o* when lift a ended. are Mrs. Oliver B. Merrill, Lois Bar. Jacob Trapp home of Mrs. A. L. Wyckcff, 173 ties to discuss jointly problems of Address Methodist Youth Monuments sculptured Mn Seket Barn Granite weather the League; Mr* F. W. Wedekemper, Two Communion Service* Ashland road. mutual interest Two young Cblnese students, patting yean cktnly, retaining tJw cbtnttn of this moat not** Today—Members of Women's Al- Friendly Circle; Mis* Eleanor Two identical morning services, a T. On and EL H. Lu. will ad- the first at V a- m- and the second Mr. Betts asserted that the sac- memorial atone. liance will attend May Fellowship Bennett, afternoon sewing; Mrs. dress the Touth Fellowship of the Aat Memorial Craftsmen,, itt ttU ou tmr purpot p** to adtU. Central Church Layton Hall, Leper Relief Gulld; at 11 a: m., will observe the Sacra- of any Bible Class depended rBaj||| luncheon at Central Church. Methodurt Church Sunday at 6:30 you well in your choice of an enduring monumenmo t 1 «T||| T| n| Presbytertan Mrs. C, M. Mixon, Parish Guild; ment of the Lord's Supper at Cen- upon its having a "dynamic, force- IUIJ Sunday—«:W a. m., Junior church pm. at the church. The students, «ff appropriatri e detigdin and .uiubl ibl. coatt. Come anandd V£!L L. V. Mis* Jeannette Hood and Miss tral Presbyterian Church on Sun ful leader, who commands re- school; 11 a. m., sermon by Dr. seat to this country by the Na- s*twtodar--orWttticoin>tay(Ni. Trapp, "A* a Man TWnketh in His •ev. Henry D. Either Reuber, Evening Group; day. May 4. Members have been spect." He emphasised the need tional Resources Commission of Heart"; 2:W p. m, Community Mrs. L. A, Crone, Church Guild; Invited to attend either service, for this leader to challenge la China to study American indus- Writ, for W**trmt* Beohtet Young People meet at Community Today—1 pjn.. Women's May Mrs. George Irving, Prayer Circle; according to whichever is theterms of current life situations. trial cagiBeeria*, methods, will more convenient time. The earlier House for annual picnic. Fellowship Day luncheon; 7:45 Miss Amelia Voegtlen and Mrs. The successful Bible class leader, speak about their native coun- LL MANNING & SON p.m., choir rehearsal. Roy ZLpprodt, AHday Sewing. service has been made, necessary particularly for youth, the speak- utt Tuesday—Women's Alliance sew- Saturday—* poit, Couples' Club by the Increased membership and ing tor Overtook, luncheon at 1 er stressed, must be one who> Both young men have been In BURNKB, Owner carnival at home of Mr. and Mrs. These officers, forming the exec- the large attendance at the com- knows about "the functional ap- p. m. followed by business meet- utive board of the Women's Asso- this country for several years and 40* Weil nwat Sf Harold F. Hudson, 186 Summit munion services. plication of scriptures." " Tet If. 4-0704 ing. Address by Mrs. Frank a ciation, WiH hold their annual all- are at present studying at West* avenue. At both services. Dr. Buschman's Fttms Important infhonse Electric Co., Newark Frederick of Boston, chairman of Sunday—» a,m., Sacrament of day Planning Conference on Tues- Education of the General Alliance. day, May 6, from 10 to * in the Communion meditation will be, The Summit man, who is chair- Lord's Supper, sermon by Dr. The Essentials of Faith." How- Maplewood Music Club Buschman, "Essentials of Faith"; Presbyterian Parish House to out- man of the Protestant Film Com- line the program of the Women'* ever, at the second service, which mission, declared* films play an Mt. Olive Holiness Church 9:40 am, church school and will otherwise be. Identical with Meets at Summit Home HOW YOU Will Association for the coining year. important part as supplement ins; The annual guest meeting of the men's Bible class; 10 a.m., wom- the earlier one, the Junior Ser- Luncheon will be served at 1 pan. the work of the Bible class, there Mapkwood Maude Study Club, re- an's Bible class; U a. m., same mon "Sticking Together" will be BENEFIT BY READING Sunday—10 mjuu, Church school; by the members of the Tuesday being a number of productions sumed for the first time since the as 0 a. m., service with addition given by Mr. Hartmann, and new 11:80 a-m, worship service and ser- Sewing Group, that are pertinent to this field of war, will be held at the horu of of junior church; 7 p.m. Junior members will be received into the mon; 3 p.m. special program; *«:45 work. He also pointed out the im- SA Raymond Stafford, 1101 p.m., Young People, discussion HI Fellowship; 7:30 p. m., Senior fellowship of the church. Hi Fellowship. portance of service projects for Springfield avenue this afternoon. «he bstt'lnfomied psnor i In year community on world afftin wto* topic, "God's Way." youth in Bible classes as being you read thts world-wld dolly rwMpeptr woulerly. Vou will sah* Monday—10 a.m. All-day sew- Oratory School mth, mw vitwoointa, o Wulter, richer undmtondlng el today*) vlfol Tuesday—Evening worship and Summit Woman to Serve helpful in continuing their inter- Athenaeum Gives Date new*—PLUS hen from In CMMIIVS features en homarnoWno, dM ing group; 3:30 p.m., Troop 9, tlon. buainew, iheortf, ,mu»ic. radio, iporti. sermon by pastor. Ctirl Scouts; 7:30 p.m., Troop 62, Inaugurates an On Executive Board est. " • . Of Annual Meeting Boy Scouts. Mrs. Ray Walker of Beech- The Bible Society secretary con- The aeaua] meeting of the The Chrliflon Scl»n« Publlthlr>o Soci«fv Ewr St. John's Lutheran Church Tuesday—10 a.m., annual plan- Alumni Group wood road was elected 2nd vice- cluded by warning that man has Athenaeum wiQ be held on Thurs- One, Norway $tr#»t, Boctsn I J, MOM., V. t. A. '• Rev. W. S. HtamM, rhJ*. The Oratory School was host to chairman of the Children's Serv- rcated a Frankenstein in the Cnel0M nad. borrowJ or purchM**. ing a» a source of Justifiable pride j In the accomplishments they have 383 Broad Street Summit &-2789-W national institutions and traditions. Let us made since leaving their Alma again.be reminded of the natural advan- Mater." tages this area has to offer to the home Mr. John Bain told of the prog- seeker. ress of the school and the major plan* for the future, urging the support of the alumni for the pro- As a home financing Institution, we ject of the Mother*' Club, a new PERSONAL LOANS - have served the home buyer for the past athletic field large enough for 96 years and still stand ready to be df regulation football and two base- tassle Caaat hrUItirtft* ball diamonds, and a brick build- help in their mortgage problems* ASM*** ing for a gymnasium and class- •t %: awMeTA rooms. "All this," nt said, "will mi be accomplished if every graduate •••4I Our funeral OMonte at 309 Springfield Avenue will assist in the enterprise which ritM 'aVe*Ha*sV la of grave importance to the fu- ilatoo ture of the Oratory School." he 111 ; A Service of Complete SatMaetion, Invited alumni to visit the school !!! § •MJ0 at any time. aasooatit ap te H,Wrt la I^eytifaa Whatever the Cd9t! At the organization meeting Other which concluded the evening John J. Powers of Bccchwood road was Tea Need Not Bt A HP, Borroughs & Son elected president of the new Alumni Association; Robert Hyer, rOUNDI-D 1151 Funeral Home treasurer; anc| Tom Bay,1 secrt- -;- BsublUhtd 1620 UNION SQUARE, It The oak and elm trees are 309 Springfield Arenue • Summit 6^)259 struck much more frequently by lightning than other krnds of trees, says the Bartlett Tree Ex- pert Company. It THi SUMMIT HgtAiD, THWSOAY, MAY I. IHf I- ' SideligMt FROM THE ANGLERS CORNER City Softball Leagues Set for a Full Season As far aa 'mm coaM judge free* the condition, in April far the trout fimhenntn, the weather seem*d to be tba only t lavqrabie item. Weather was warn and aunny; the streams Sunday Sotfball Openers Summit Booters ware atatett nonnal aad dear; the fishermen wea-e pkntifuL Brook trout iwedotniaated in the bags of angltirs on the Paul- Won By Diner and Corby To Play Cup inskill and Pe^uest livens, mostly ef eight and ten inches, O"A''8ftbJlLdbthBO ^ with 14-inch apacimfna few and far between. The biggest Match, Sunday Recreation off to a etarf Sunday afternoon at Meeoortei Bunuatl Soooer Qofe vUl tornout was reported oa the Musconetong, near Hacketts- Field with Dtoer pushing acroaa three hint to tba tta first cu» matca ia th« , town, where fishermen atood shoulder to shoulder, Fiahinj sixth to defeat the American Legion, the 1946 Oouaty Soeoer Laagot aext 8u«. there for the fin* hour, was excellent. 3-0. In the nightcap, Colby's Laundry walked oft with ft day against tte BUsabeth p . This wsa the first trial of the • a. m. opening time. Ia Or M dtdsioa against the Beach- • • ttifiMM at sWaabata on W.id , aame sntkrr». this law waa not observed. It was just an- No I ia Warlaaaeo Park, Tht club other case of some aportimen taking unfair advantage of Aatrsvtt: As s Mt of fsafer* to usher ia to anxious that a nuxaber of 8u . fallow anglers. The law ia intended to give both angler aid ma, t* m the league's sew tea**, President narrow, rf mlt (ana follow it to HUsabeta, fish a break—and to keep motorists bom dogging highways Geatis. It Urstft P. Pstttn or the Boara at atMOMaT* «% in the darkened hours of the early morning. Rexreatlon stepped te the plat* t» CC Tanaott*. i Tbt) (oUowiaf Summit puytr, Itensrao, It will at* actloB la Sunday's gam*' In New Jersey, the opening day of the trout season is tak* a awing at eae el stenosis* KM«.p most ayd-in-th* weal raw, Oak- 3. Taanatta, e BchllchUng, goalie; Dletche and usually tanned "die trout slaughter." It is the day when •Brrdon rVaakowski, fullbacks; Ahl, Nt. ley It UVaaot walked to th»Saatea,* every parson who ha* the lust for fishing will get out ior Mound aad threw te the firs* baa. cbols, Pttrooco, Moatgomery their share of fish. We the opinioa of many anglers that over The perforauiut el this pair etew Holnwiulst, Melroy and Hoesley! SO per cent of the trout taken tike first day are dons so by many plaudit*. harfbaeka; Peterton, Korkuc, Pl»- «t tuttl, Bemabl, Kelly, Traynor non-li«na*d personnel. Alto, a great manlier of fatten Under balmy spring weather, Arenaa, ef DIAMOND BOPnTIA BumeoH Hlgn radl (rlgbt fielder), and Brattltof, forwards. are taken prior to the opening date by teen-agers. The prob- the Inaugural gems then proeet O Ottttao, School's buatall tean k esreed to play Ha second Rsfsf r Pott (third Wchard Uresqut lem posed by these law-breakers deserves serious attention, _ raort thaa «0» fans ta tht Suburban Confereno* gam* ef the teaeon today new and enlarged stands) erected a TWUI if (first basemaa), Arthur OoctereB (left fielder), An- ^sVava^ts^V^ a^^sj tsB^ap^a^^Bvs^^P' if there is to be good trout fishing in the future. I. TwUl, tf when it travels to Verona, Th* Maroon aad White thb year by the recreation MBV thony BMSO (oatchtr), Coach Brwood C Cornog; B. Oaffney. • feint, always * alow starter, U hopeful of picking From time to time, the old problem of stream etiquette mls*k»tr*. Tht tot* five iaarop B. Cattatw, Ib front IOW Alfred fWcktrt (etntor fielder), Crsorge BummH IHatr " a. TwUl p up fttam today. Reading left to right: back row— baa come to the surface, and some harsh words have been elapsed with neither teass cross* lilmmerman (plteBtr), Bobert York (piUhtr), Col* Corby'a Laundry Dominie Oulda (pitcher), Harold Ahem (center Zaitern Vuil spoken about the other fellow. It has been the general rule Ing tht plate. Totals J* 0 S Bebout (catcher), Chseter Cornog (pitcher), and •Dreaka'i •Batted for jr. Yasotta ta rtitli. fielder, Coslmo Pedlclnl (short ^top), James Cor* Harry Button (left fielder). (Photo by Jay) 'Veaoa A. C. among sportsmen to keep out of the other fellow's way when A.t the top or th* sixth, George Summit Diner 000 009 0—3 American Ltstoa Twill, the Legloa htarltr, who American Lcflon WO OOS 0-0 I aad 11 Busk «ad JoHBt dafaatad •hb t i you're fishing up or down a stream. Basel on baHa-ott Twin I, off MXt- d Ct, S •Opaalat game adMduM at pms time bested the veteran Pet* Kivlen, leo 3. Tvo-teta hit*—Harroua. R- at ' May 4 QatMs Yet, there are still a few of the stream bogs, who insist Diner nouodtman, retired Bill CKHney. Struck out—bj Iwui 4, o» Oorsya Laundry *•. Anurtoaa Ugtoa en splashing into a pool where you're patiently waiting for Oeddis on strikes, Que Spencer Canoe Brook Grabs Lead na. BeathoBMbert va. BOMO* A. 0. Caooa it . May '• OtMe - - •• " ' a fish to make arise, or come back for the second strike. We was retired on an infl«ld out. Then Ctrer't T BaaUra Fuel vt. tummlt OtaM r»ua ' T May 1 OMBM can't seem to do much about this type of character, who will Carman Yannotta, ttbe sparky Brannan, If In Orange Mt.Golt Loop Mmtx County au LtaMla T t». brtelw-s always spoil the fun for someone else. An incident of this type Diner •hortstop, pushed on* into Paacalt, ss Canae Brook, a nawcomer to the Orange Mountain Upper MostaliK » Uay saMta etari at t:st f.p. oth- left center for a single. He was MUU, 3b alen ]Udg« 1 er* a*, «:« p.m. " ' .. : Lawrence, lb Golf League; grabbed the lead as competition started Sun- Hook Spring ' e IAH gmmta played at M«aaa«Utl yield. was related to us by one of our fishing friends, and justice followed by Ton Finneran, Diner Oilaoa, Va in the act came in a later ducking of the offender. Bchnats, ef day. Hie Canoe Brookers, playing on their home course, Jnltisl sacker, wb» drove a long SitiTrf OLAtt B ClotS I LfMtJHt .' May is the month to get the outboard back into service tingle to right, enabling Yannotta Wallln, s handed Glen Ridge an 11-1 setback. This was in Class A MtMM Ms. Robjr, p Glea Rtdg* and time to go after the lake inhabitants of the fish family. to reach third. Kivlen waa given competition. In Class B competition, Glen Ridge took the Staes Oouatr< SH May 8— Bell Labf vs. Oba lead with a 0Mi-2H victory over Moatslur > TH May «—(Hddla *t. RooU If* the month for pickerel perch and panfish, all of which an intentional pass, filling the baft. Totals Upped slontelalr H May T—PubUe aerrlce n. atephtnt- Joe Yannotta, Diner receiver, was Cahoe Brook at tht Glen Ridge W. R»raan, canoa Brook, Seftaied Harry BMMS Palla »H Miller ' hav* their place >n getting some sport, be it with a fly or bait. Ceno* Brook aamea Man at 8:4» p.m.. MeaorUI yanked to allow Bob "Bull" Bry- BaUMtUM. lf«ef course. Irwtn, 4 and 1. Jloek Spring an Most eastern lakes have pickerel in them, and the twelve- Van Tronk, ta Lea and Pointer defeat** Park and Field. don to bat lor him. Brydon Uorton, cf Montclalr, defending champions, Btatty, 4 and 3; Lauckner atkd U«tU«t inch length limit seems to be common in all states. For a worked TViU for a pass, forcing MtacDonald, U visited Upper Montclalr and came defeated Bpauldlnf. and Macrae; Low* WccoUTIb and TtUon defeat*! Clwrk and Neweomb, number of years in New Jersey a legal pickerel had to be in a run, the last ball getting away' Corcoran, lb sway with a 7-5 victory, while 1 up; Lawrence and Rymaa defeated from Ed Gsffney, th* Legion catch- Van, 3b Divttt ud Irwtn. 4 and %. fourteen inches to be a keeper, and the average fish was just R. Ahera Eaiex Fells, entertaining tht Es- NICK RUISI AND LOU CIULLO er, and going behind the screen, CLASS B under that length. Cubblson, e sex County team, slipped through which aHowed Firmer and Kivlen Hetuler, rf with a «Vi-5H win. The Rock Oeorge D. Smith, Jr., Olen Xtdg*. *•* We think that most fishermen under-cstimate the ability Olannatsaio, p feated W. Hartl, 3 up; Robert A. Jonei, to acor*. Brydoa was nabbed at Spring team was Idle, Jr., Qltrx Rldle, defeated H. Walker, I and 2; George W. Jonei, Olen Ridge, of the pickerel in getting away, there are lakes and streams, th* plate on a throw from Monk Totali ' MIS CLAM A •Butted tor Vui In MT«atb. defeated B. Xuwer, 1 up; ,H. Veti, Ctnoe ANNOUNCE THE OPENING "here pickerel will jump as:. often as any tr^ Triolo to Kd Oaffney. Dr. Stephen a. Lee. Ctnoe Brook* and Brook, defeated A. Bulbert, * up; Pan! Corbr'i Uundry 103 000 1—5 Gordon 8. Park, evtn; Jack Pointer, Beaehcombon 100 000 0—1 Wllltamt. Qlen Rldfi, defeated W. Wal- ud pve you just as much trouble on a fly rod as any bass. Tht Diner put two «m In each Gmot Brook, defeated Lloyd BMttjr, 3 lace, I up; P. J. Rellly, Glen Ridge, de- the third and fourth Innings leav- Basel on balls—off Roby none, off and 2; J. P. Bpauldlng, Oten Kldg«, and feated A. Blemlngi, 4 and S; r. t. Bmh, Remember pickerel is a came fish in all respects. Qlanrutulo 7. Two-btsa hit—Uorton. Dr. Robert Lauckner, evtn; DOUIIM* Qlen Rldce, defeated B. Kuver, t «p; OF ing the runners stranded. The Le- Tbree-bate bit—Lkwrenm. Bom* runt llatllce, Canoe Brook, defeated Bill Hac- Paul M, Canning, Canoe Brook, defeated HOT OFF THE GRIDDLE gion alto left two stranded In the —Brtnnan. rte, 1 up; Bud. Lowe, Cutoe Brook, de- C. N. JoUSe. \ up. feated John Clirk, 1 up: Paul TiUon. Smith and Jonee defwted Hartl ant There's a rumbling in New Jersey which is gradually fourth, Ctnoa Brook, defeated Frank Newcomb, Walker, 3 and 1; Jonte and Hulbtrt aad 3 and 1; Harry Lawrence, Canoe. Brook, «tuwer mat lleti. even; WllUana aad becoming clearer and more distinct It started as a whisper •xtr* Baa* Bits Help Mlllburn Romps, d»f.»t«« CharUf Darltt, 4 and 3; Dr. Xa th* nightcap, Corfe/a Laun- Rellley defeated Wallaee and Blemlaa*, and may wind up in a road which cannot be ignored or denied. dry waa helped along to victory It's being repeated wherever sportsmen meet: "Fire 'Steets' 18-0, Against The Esquire by extra base hitting in th* third Mathis from tht Fish and Game Council." Inning. Brannan opened with- a Summit H.S* Nine Tht sportsman Kcense-hplder is convinced that Mathis home run to right oenttr, the only WANTED TO PURCHASE: four-**** play of the afternoon. Paced by VA ClauseVs clout- is on the Council only aa a stooge for the commercial fisheries. Ing- and Kd Billler'a four-hit With one down, Franks tingled A Manufacturing Concern It's impossible for the Fish and Game Council to hide any- pitching, Mlllburn High icored and scored on Lawrence's triple to Men's Shop its first victory of the season at A client of ours is president and one of the principal stock* thing from Mathis. He knows beforehand what the next step center. The latter scored at th* expense of Summit High's holders of a chemical company in New York* which it en* will be in the battle for conservation. With his commercial Schmlta was retired at first. nine, 18-0, Monday at Memorial off tte eldest In It* field. He Is 40 years of age, Jives la fishing friends they plot the counter move long in advance. Brannan scored the first run Field here. It was Summit's The sportsmen of the State, who support the Fish and for th* winners in th* first frame. third straight defeat In as many Summit, and would like) to Invest In an enterprise not toe Featuring the Game Division with their license fees, should have something After getting a walk, he reached starts. Th* clash started each far from his home. He would consider active participation second on a wild pitch and third to say about the representatives on the Fish and Gams Coun- team's Suburban Conference In the firm's management If present management desires, on ait error and home on a sacri- schedule. or wishes to retire from the business. Chemical or plastics cil. Governor Dnscoti has indicated that he is not deaf to fice fly. Corb/a final taUy came Miller made hit debut after Industry preferred but not essential. Best in Men's Wear" the voice of the aportanen who helped sweep him into office la the seventh when Lawrence btlng sidelined with a strep by a vast majority. opened with a single to right throat He fanned nine and hit GOING TO THE DOGS and galloped to third when shutout waa saved In the sixth hi« hit. got'away from HemMer in PARSONS, CLOSSON & McELVAINE the kind^of store that In recent years sportsmen who have been looking for a so- when Coslmo Pedlclnl failed to right AJ Gllson made first on an touojh third on Harry Button's Attorneys at Law called all-around dog have come up with a number of breeds •rroe, Lawrence scored the final long drive. Claiuner had three that were said to do it aU, but usually these canines were a Oorby run. doubles and a single to drive in M William Street New York 6, N. Y. Summit needs! disappointment. However, in the past few years one dog has Tht Beachcomber* tied the seven runs. Five Summit errors come along that can apparently do it aU, The Brittany Spaniel count at J-l in the first. BaUen- aided the Millers. is the nearest thing to an all-around dog that sportsmen have tin* laid down « hunt along the Coach Elvrood C. Cornog said third bat» line. Van Tronk fol- come up with yet. . • the defeat was the worst ever lowed with a single, but Ballen- suffered by a nine he hai coached He's just about as tig as a cocker, measuring 18 inches tine was called out bec«u*e he left here in 21 yean. at the shoulder, and can be kept in an apartment which more first before the ball left the pitch- After Lefty Gulda was routed than makes him popular. In the field, he can hunt-and point er's hand. AJ it happened this In the second and Dutch Zim- game birds of any type—The Brittany is a pointing spaniel— lost the Beachcomber* a run be- merman in the third, Cheeter cause Morton followed with a Cornog went to the mound for who will even point a rabbit if he comes onto one. Coupled double. Summit and held the Miller* to with his field achievements, the Brittany wjll also retrieve The fielding of Vaae, the Beech- three runt and as many hits for both on land and water. However, he cannot stand rigorous oombers' *econd baseman, fea- tht reit of the way. cold and Ice. In nuM weather the Brittany is a highly de- tured th* nightcap. SamtnH : .. .'...•... '. AH R • sirSble companion fr* * duck Mind. -•.• : -•-• ™ .. Holla, the Legion-Direr game HOMO, e o was played under sunny skies Corradi, 3b 0 Pott. 3b with a strong wind blowing, tht Pfdlclnl. at o •econd game found the stands May; rf 0 Since- the year 1918, a total of Button, if o fmpty In the last three innings Ahvrn, cf o 107,454 Uc«n«« revocations have becauw It was played in Intermit- Leveique, lb -W been ordered by the Motor Ve- •Bontfmpo 0 tent rainfall with even a stronger Cottetrtl, if o hicle Department. La»t year, re- wind. autda, p o vocations totaled 4,490. of which lmmtrniu ..*,. SSS wer* for drunken driving. L»Boy Pease, flaahy"Legionicen- C«rne|, p terfidder, » injured In the first wa Totals 35 mm rsm*aad had to retire in favor Mlllbam

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Coma In now-for our low-prlcod sprlnB-coiidltlonli,g "packogo." VkHtS^k* Statin T-11M IT'S SHBl FUEL OIL JOHN L. DIETCHE 90-42 FRANKUN PUCE SUMMIT, N. Summit, art THt SUMMIT HEftALD, THUftSPAV. MAY I, If4? tt Opo* for iwptel IMts «*t«d by The UalOtt Commission, Honot to CBcorrois this State, _ Effective la* night, th» Watch- SHS Drops Two in Row State Title Golf Fve/ers ftesf sttaatMl at Ho U tt«sfc» ,_ « «*&§•» wiM *• »m for eve- Facilities at the WAt>TK the City of Summit, County of un * ttwrtctf, upon whom jproetat mar bv ning rider* each Tuesday, Wed* riding center include two large 4s Colonials Romp, 6-2 Uncoln Y, 2M "»• <*««• a/ cjtutuoi served), faas complied with UM TZ rings, one of which is lighted after S of the Coun- • of TtOt 11 DCtday sad Thursday. Several Behind the effective twirling o€ Otto Newman, the Tourneys Set for Eastern Fuel's bats broke loose SLSf Y^!^ » °< at Htvuta sew noises b»v*> been added to the *•*. * *t*« of instruoton, and 28 Moaday night for XI bits, includ- Ht* Jtnt?, prtUoUflaxjr to tht Mornatown High School butimftmm •*«* toitt Sh Apm A.D.. 1M7, upon UM kppUcatlos 0/ this Certificate of Dissolution string during the wtetor. and it «««s of bridl. trail laid out to lt ing two home ruasi four triples of tot uadmiguC as Admfnistmrti Mow. TbcrtfoTf, I, Lloyd B. y»»»k """"" ~ "" Summit Hi*h diamond cr*2r\t Memorial *ad four doubles, more than at Uur wut* of wld deceased, notlc* jnounU «r« avir available, Tht »vo« excessive sutomobU* mad tfLFl *** homer. Tony Peoca tol* DHTAJIXMENt Or STATE IXOTO B. MARSH quickly for in the 06100181** half double and scored on a single by gether the leading pros and .ama- lowed with another round-trip- «-47-«S 8«Tttary of Sta'tt. Dick Rboades. Carl sieved per. Successive singles by John CMTiriCATS Or DISSOLUTION of the fowth, three *uns were teur* on tap for Csmos Brook To ail to whom these pretmu ui»y chased across the plate to put the Rboades to third and stole second Country Club. Pecca and 5eParial scored an- come, Oreetlog: Edison'* telegraphic career be- locals in the van. to get Into scoring positfs*. 'Bob other run. Whereas. It appears to my t*U*f»c- gan in 1B62 after h« saved the DRIVE-IN RANGE The Publjc Links Organization Uoa. by duly authenticated record of life of the son of the station agent Evidently the Colonials wanted Strowbridge, who in pre-fane tournament, rivaling John Mar- Uncoln Y got two runs back the proceeding* for the voluntary dis- practice, put a dent in the school In the second inning. Bob Chap- solution thereof br th* unanimous at lit. Clemens, Mich. In grati- a little more "gam* insurance" tin's State Publlnx Association consent of all the stockholder*, de- If NOW athletic fund by breaking two bats, man singled, Vincent walked and tude, the tether taught Edison as they, In the home half of the event, is expected to attract a positeted to mj office, that Buckler telegraphy, . •.> fifth frame, added three more stepped into one to tally Rboades banner field among whom will be Surgeon drove them home with Realty CSorporation, a corporation of markers to the run column, giv- and Smith. Al« Jankoski and Bid and Joe * long single after both runners ing Newman a four-run safety The home-half of the fifth Bircfke of Summit, a Galloping had advanced on a passed ball. OFRCIAUY OPBi margin. stuuw saw the Colonials add three Hill top flight trio. No green fees Tb* Fuelers scored a tone run Pott Staffs Bally more markers. CoutU Hterally will be charged for the new event, in the fourth on a double by Tur- ENJOY DRIVING WITH In the top half of the fourth welk«d around the base paths as F. S. Mathewaon, Park Commis- tey and a single by DeSimone. frame, Roger Pott of Summit es- first man up h« waa walked, went sion superintendent of recreation, Two walks, an error and three < GOOD IRAKIS , Morris Turnpike tablished himself safely at first to second on a single by Newman has announced. singles gave the losers three runs after a boot of a grounder by the and then to third on a single by Preliminary qualifying rounds in the fourth. The game became a rout with the Fuelers scoring Colonial shortstop, Glenn Coutts. Tommy Glanvills which loaded the for the match-play affair will be Yaw brakes eaainet be tsJten let granted. Route "24 bases with no outs. Sturtevant held at public links dirt* which six and seven runs respectively Pott then proceeded to steal sec- In the fifth and sixth Innings. ond and scooted home when Cost- secured a walk to force in CoutU. join the new organisation. The Let m test tketn fet yon, so yon. eaa si- best 64 players will converge on r-t (M) mo Pediclni smacked a bard hit At this point, Lefty Quid*, the AB R Short Hills, N. J. Summit pitcher, walked from the the testing Galloping Hill layout DtOullo, If ball to center. Harold Ahern I>«BIIMUM, rf 1 brought Pedicinl home with the mound, being replaced by Ches- for the titular chase. . Usnhlc, ef Jack Mitchell, the Essex County T. Pteea, at EXPERT SERVICE ALWAYS second and final tally for Summit ter Coroog. Rhoadee smacked a 1. P»eca, Sb MURRAY hard hit double to bring In the sharpshooter who registered an DlP«ritl, « >.„ For 25 Yeara, Quality Always remaining runs for Morristown.'' unprecedented State "triple" last HarMlllaat, 3b CotU, lb •ummlt H. S. (I) year, will defend his Open crown Turlcy, p Everett T. Spinning at Canoe Brook, Ji>lx JJ-19. Mit- I#6apto, If, THOMASON BROTHERS Ms*, lb i chell walked off with honors in PliiutU, 'at Corradi, lb 3 • ' Phone srmmlt $-0049 GEO. WOLFE Insurance Pott. 3b 3 the P.G.A. and Pro-Pro cham- Totslt Si PwttelnU M 3 3 pionships, in addition to the Open, T <*> Official Rendix and Lockheed Hydraulle Briake sjerrkt) 65 Union Place, Summit, N. J. Bono, c I Jest season. Linden's Frank AM nennTOH Ahara, el 3 Cummins, ss ---• 4 Mft-310 BROAD STREET SU>DITT. N. Cotterell, If 3 Kringle, who won the IMS Open BlnfonJ. 11 TeL So. 6-0177 Button, rf J. Chapman. Sb Oulda, p' 1 title, Is being touted as a leading n, Chapman, t Conwg, p 1 challenger for the Canoe. Brook Vlnwnt, 3b tourney because of his distance L«Mit«r, t Totals n Sutvaon, rf NotIUn#Ws^ Ht St clouting. Ptttlford. p Thitch. lb RADIO OtonrUla, 3b 3 A highlight of this month's Johnson, If BturteTUit. c schedule -will be the Suburban Kurjlo, tt, ef 3 Total* ao t 8 tUUMdM. lb member-guest invitation. May 24- a Two IMS* htto-Marshle, DlPsrlsl, REPAIR Smith, 3b 25. The Union club hope* to have Marcrlllsno, It. Chapman. • Turlty 2 Btrowbridgt, tf 3 Thwe bm hlt»—D«OullO, T. P«cc«, J, Cwchlo, ef 1 a distinguished Mew England visi- Pecca, OcBlmaiw. Horn* runs— Marshlc Bowker, rf 3 tor in the person of Ted Bishop, T. Ptccs>. Omplt*—Sullivan. Ooutta, w 3 SERVICE Newman, p who' captured the National Ama- Hade, lb • teur crown at Baltuarol last year. Wishing will not stop cancer! Giving for education, service and Totals M S T Doer Tour Radio Need Repairing? Summit 0 0 0 > 0 0 0—3 Hiking Club to St« research will. Give to conquer Morristown 0 0 0 3 3 0 0-« cancer! Irrort—GUanvUl*, CoutU, Caeehlo, We wOI call for, repair and deliver your radfa. Vedlelnl. Land of the Pixitt Runs batted In—Pedictnl, Ahem, Rhosdet 3. Btrowbrtdge 2. Sturtevant. The Union County Hiking Club's 8»crUtce hits—Ould». "Land of the Pixies" trip Sunday Prompt Service Two base bit*—Bhoadet, Kurylo. (May 4) will cover ten to thirteen Stolen Due*—Pott, Smith. Double plays—Newman-Rhcudei. miles of pine barrens terrain. Mr. Struck out—by Newmaa t; by and Mrs. S. F. Newkirk or Eliia- A. Anderson W« gumrtatM our work to complete MtfefMtflop. Oulda 3; by Cornof 1. Bates on balls—oB Quid* 4, off Oor- beth, have been selected to lead FLOOR SCRAPtR the club. Htt "br pitcher—by Oulda (Kuryla). Winning pitcher—Newman; losing Hike« are advised to wear* strong SUMMIT RADIO pitcher—Oulda. New floors laid Umpires—Herbert and MonrU. clothing and bring drinking wat- Time of game—1:30. er. No fires will be made at the noon stop. sanded, refinished The group will assemble at the and APPLIANCE CO. Administration Building, Wari- 25 Uafoa Pt Regional Tops nanco Park, Elisabeth, at 8:80 5«. 4-1771 110 MOMENTS ... a. m. and again at Lakehurst Sammir 4-351 o ©WUES Summit Trackmen Depot, Central Railroad, at 10:18 ' The "Ice Cream" number in the first act of "Street Scene"— a. m. All persons interested in Broadway's big-hit musical show at die Adelphi! Your first hiking are welcome. taste of that creamy, deliriously-flavored Sealtest Ice Cream! In Opener, 60-48 Both are unforgettable moments. Regional High School trackmen Wtsleyan Gives Bowles opened their 1947 season at home, Stmllttt It* Crtmm it toft m Ust*.. ./mmmufir fas/Ay **d fU—r. April 23, with an Impressive tri- Letter for WresHlnq EASURE umph, 0OH-48H, over Summit Francis P. Bowles, son of Dr. Tin* ia tfat SttlMM Villas* Store, mrria* Jtcfc Hsltr.iriwn4ayt.*:}0 P. M-a, At,WNBC High. It was aJ»o the opener for H. H. Bowles of Woodland avenue, YOURS Summit. ....; :, ha* recently been awarded a let- FOLKS/ Steve Becmer, better known for ter for varsity-wrestling'*at Wei- his apeedy work on the football leyan University, Middletown, squad, sparked Regional as he Conn., where he is a member of took three first places. He beat out Chi Psl fraternity. He is a senior GREATEST OFFER Captain Bill Hooper of Summit to and waa graduated from Taft School, Watertown, Conn. Bowles take the 100 yard dash, copped the has just been chosen cept&in- 440 in S4.3 to beet Spencer Wood- elect of next year's squad. ard of Summit, and finished ahead OF ALL TIMES! of Hooper once again in the 220. Dick Danneman of Regional set a new school record in the discus throw, M he sailed it, for a distance of 118 feet, FREE Summaries: lOO-yd. dash—Won by Bechmer, Re- Elonal; second, Hooper, Summit; third, DeSaldo, Regional. Time. 10. HCRE5 A SIX CUBIC FOOT FROZEN FOOD LOCKER 220-yd. dMb—Won by Becmer, Re- gional; second. Hooper, Summit; third. WHERE I'M RENT FREE FO*. ONE FULL YEAR TO EACH PURCHASER OF A White, Regional. Time, 23.1. ONE FULL YEAR TO EACH 440-yd. run—Won by Becmer, Re- gional; second, Woodard, Summit; GOING TO PHILCO HOME FREEZER thtrd. White. Time, S4.3. 880-yd. run—Won by Walker, Re- HAVE A TOUGH gional; second, Kernan, Summit; third. Koch. Summit. Time, 2:12.8. TIME GETTING lb - -Mile—Won by 'Koch, Summit; sec. ond, Campbell, Summit; third. Davis. READ THE FV^PER Regional. Time. 5:04.4. 330-yd. low hurdles—Won by Puppa. THE DAYS Regional; second, Zottl, Summit; third. Fitch. Summit. Time, 37.4.. 110-yd. high hurdle*—Won by Mc- OU1, Regional; second, Fitch. Summit; third, Betare, Summit. Time, 17.2. - Shot put—Won by R. Belllveau, Re- gional; second, D. Belllveau, Regional: YOU MEAN third. Smith, Regional. Distance, 42 ft. « In. WE'LL NEVER BE Pol* vault—Tie between Danneman \ 'Z>~ and R. Vohdsn, Regional; third. 2>e- ABLE TO SEE IT genfus, Regional. HeUht, 10 tt. DUcus—Won- by Danneman, Re- WHILE YOU ARE Klonal; second, Sorensen, Bununlt; third, Rica, Regional. Distance 118 G VE tt. ', . • LOOKING OVER THE High Jump—Won by Borenson, Sum- SWELL BAR&MNA S A NEW COMIC STRIP EY bills • mit; second, Newman, Summit; third, Tht locktr wW SAVE YOU money—up to 20% off your mtot Danneman, Regional, and Behre, Sum- mit. Heights. S ft. 3 in. SPEEDY" WILL wtJI ot comMtrablt savin** on fruit*, vegetables, let ertaiii, etc. Javelin—Won by R. Belllveau. Re- gional; second, Danneman. Regional; TEU.YOU third, Hoesley, Summit. Distance, 159 ft.. 3 In. ABOUT. Broad Jump—Tie between Newman LET US SERVE YOU THE BEST FOR LESS and Blgler, Summit: third, Kundrat, Regional. Distance, IS tt. 11 In. Ltoittttt Motors INVESTIGATE THIS OFFER Mottson Runs At Miter for Union UNDIMUIn L Below It the First of the "SPEIDY" Comic Strips. Watch for Them and NOWHERE ELSE CAN THIS SPECTACULAR OFFER BE MADE Grey Matteon of Summit was Follow th* Good Advice That Goes With Them. one of the Miters Saturday for tlOTICTIVE COATINtt SU JNOTHBY ^ I WORK AT Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. ABB C0MN6 W0N-C ESSEX COUNTY'S ONLY LOCKER PLANT when the tatter's track- squad •kisni MOT? KAUTFUL opened against Trinity. IEONETTE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, Largeet waterway lock in the Most car noue comes from MOTORS FOODS — APPLIANCES — SERVICE underneath where rust and AMD WEKt TRAMED ID world is in the Amsterdam ship corrosion rot fenders, make 6tVE THB B6STOP 1 canal of Holland. can noisy before their time. TO ALL < Protect your car now with "UNDERSEAL." the amss- ing new sprayed-on coating that protects against rust and wear, muffles undeT- body noises with a H inch thick "hide." Keeps any car new and quiet-riding longer. It'sguarantied tojprotect for the Bfe of your car. ADELMANN'S PHARMACY Summit Forge S e3L*LE0NETTEMDTDR5 Open Sundays 5ALE5/2USERVICE • to 1 — Ittll SUMMIT b-UbS •" 9SS 6-J/6/ • Ashwoed Ate. Machine Works j 3/6-3/ f-M14 Broad Street So. M«i , iw 11 wffl aOMtJ&l,*: "Naughty Marietta to be Revived [^ 1M.UM DINNERS At Paper Mill Playhouse; In May |£!^ -^w-*«»*>yi^ l:U, TJB, •:<• Vktof Rtffttrt, tt* most magic To odssflltf tne starrtasj sjpu<. r, BMMwaTow* of ill names ia the world of oper- Ut, Dtrsctof Carrtngton Is reteln- AKhouth msogr «C Ha student, KELLER'S TAVERN & GROVE ettas, it news again at the Paper ing toe #»tr-Jautn-prod«ciRg Oar- Nearby Theatre* mi* tram tbe South, m MU. |< ma Playtwwe; MilUmrn, where enee Moratrom, currentrjr appear- :lf. tdi. §:». ls:ll slavery aodety was founded at Kinrn AVKNUK out Ot hit gayejt music*] mas- ing in "Tne Love Wagon," to plejr nwcvoat. MBWUS Union College, BcbeaecUdy, N y twenty^ix yean More th« Civil terpieces, -Naughty Marietta," bis rotUcklnt old roU of *•» kUfkte, TeL St. #40M War wiH be revived a* the season's SUok," and |» brlngiag kadi Ms* second precaution, May 12, foi- lowing th* conclusion of the na and siRgtag of Frank Garringtans new oper- "Usetts." etta, "The Love Wagon." Tho reniainder of tie out ia $m •*• as imfiosing, including Albeit Car- S, *a. Ml Andsit Kuxafc, » favorite* with SfOT* MAFLEWOOD THBAT1E MiUburn audience*, whose playing roll and Peter Birch, who ate, is of Marietta baa won her plaudita 'The Lorn Wat on," with (be addV at operetta theaters in St. Louis, Uon of Rosalind NadeU, aingtag Ai from tl» modd»nbg crowiit not far star of the New York City Canter Detroit, DtUas, Louisville and , *M, •% 7:M other center*, will return to the Opera Company and Wanes Piper MUt t» play the tttte jrole. Brown in toy rele* . „.; .. JMi-. The dashing "Capt. Dick," the The entire Paper jfLU staff, from y^w ©wn Horn* U an okl4im« Roy MMwi — tartar. Staawyck woman-shy hero of the old New which has gained new laurels wit* 5*W Orleans frontier, who la won by every production, win be intact far ence Nordatrom, currently appear- tbe preparation of "Naus^ty din««ri and r«fre«hm«nt. Otrttkb thtrt "CALIFORNIA" ia the person of Mew Jersey's Marietta." Richard Alan Gordon, musical director, promisee to in- la Ttcsaketer own Harold Patrick, whoee voice ia one of the most popular with terpolate several new arrsag*- art whbpering tr—i, a waterfall and a brook Millbura audiences. meots. Cborcocrspner Hanry t, THi WALLS CAM! TUMBLING DOWN" thai rwalry babbUs. Intldt tHoit't food theft p*r. ADDED "nil UUEY Bt'NTM," Technicolor »|K>rt Pw«*

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9IQ0BK CIRCUS Rites-music aper fllill Playhouse frank Carrfeqton,Director * httphont-Short(fi/fs 7-3000 # NOW PLAYING # TERRIFIC DOROTHY SANDLIN in LAUGH SMASH I A New Musical "The Love Wagon 49 . Mmfe by HARRIET WARI K¥XT SAT.-SUM. Wt«ii BOOK BV fRANK CARRINGTON tint alma at Mer 17 Atuty Hardy wHI CURINCI NORDSTROM-OAVIS CUNNINGHAM MART Wmt KTRR BIRCH. O. HAVID BAXTER, ALBERT CARROLL RICHARD ALAN CORDON. Marital Director ^iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimininiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiinntc: m MICKEY ROONEY EVENINGS AT |:J# - MATINEES AT 2:M d. * Rat. MiU I ^s. * • _ i LEWIS tax) ll.M-fZ.4S.U40 J «2.44>-tJ.0O-J3.M J il.20-11.I*-W^S M.SO6 ON 8AUAALE ATT KRKSGKRESGK WPT»KMf.. RBTORIET , NEWARK. (NO rERTORMANCES 8UNDAV8) # • * • V SAM MADEN . UNA ROMAY • FAY HOLDEN S Beeekwood Bead Stmmlt t-vm j ::::::::::^:;:«y-: BONITA GRANVILLE • DOROTHY FORD MORRISTOWN. nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIlUlllllllllllllUllllllllllli,' * NOW PLAYING THRU WED. * CO-FEATURI Ent/agemmif s ¥ Chester Morris - Coiutnnee Dowling - SUvrn Oeray STARTING in WBNBDAY, MAY 7 <* "BLIND SPOT"

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IRV1NGTON Paperbangtaf. painting, plastering; Bbort HIUs. O—MT P~*M tail a__« 10 WJWB i>iW». cuii umst 480 MORRIS AVBtU* .•PIECE living room suite. Reason- Alto mason work. AppoUto's. M iiriAift"Tcini gumnilt HeraM, If tout te% m bet oompaAlon to elderly woman. 8 naili*d TRAINED practlcU UUTM, bouiekneper ers all way round, deed* reftnlshing, STRAWBERRY planU "Btf Joe". Lo- CEMENT WORK CIVIL -ENGINEER Clean . classroom* All ma"—rate and cook, with Veteran ton, detlret about fifty year* oVd. Bttort Hills f- cal grown. Delivered same dar M nue. Union. Pnvl a»l»63. eluded. Day an* evening «! dug. |3 per hundred. CaU MadJma Permanent driveway*, grading, drain- B 8. H. BAKER. Surveyor, 34 B*«ch- position In private home, and two 2810. JOSEPH BWDI8I age, sewer, cess pool, dry well and wood Road, Summit. N. J. phone fHtJNI. MARKET I-I«ti ilGHT WORK unfurnished room*. Box No. 4 e/o MASON CONTRACTOR APPKOV-BD FOR rETKIU.\8 Summit Herald. OVAL RUSK porch rug. » I 12, too stone work. No job too small. Su. «-HSt > • * (Not on Machine) large for present porch, fine condi- WHITE porcelain coal cooUn« «tove. Old s'_Jewalks replaced. Very reaaon- Visit School Today > A. M to 9 p _. able. Bu. 6-1261-J J. DeSIMOtfE . ACCOUNTANT; Inoom* tax rejturn*. INSTITUTE Qi> *r>V_KTlSIS<_ tion, »20. Su. 6-542*. like new, »35. 74 Aahwood avenue, li Bedford St., East Orange bpokkcevlng ^*r*lc«.« Client* d»- HELP WANTED-Male . Summit. VRED STENOKU CARPENTKH; AKTS 40 HOUR WEEK bed, link spring* and rnat- Orange 5-41S7 - elred. Lyinan. So. Ttrange t-MIS. 19» M-rktt St.. Semmtk Z. N 4, ITALIAN*American chef wanted, first tn;6s. prrfect condition, price 19, SINK, porcelain enamel, with double ' repair*, alt#ratioro, *tc—n saah, cabinets, etc Let me do your amall PERMANENT driveway*, concrete . It-BAIUO MEPAIB8 <.\ to ParamooM Tt claw. Varsity Bowling Center, 1218 Phone Su 6-8O43J. 54 Boulevard, Sum- drain board. W Inches; radiator- work, grading, drainage. J. R Mol- • y- •. •.... ,:•:•.'" West Edgar lioad, Undeu. mit. steam, 8 sections M"s_3'_r", Ut Jobs or ajiy Job. UNIonrllle 2-0410. STUDY harmony ana *~aagW~~-t._ Beech wood road. Summit. or UNtonvllla 2-6411' 1171 Grand- ttor, 63 South Passalc At*. Chat- RADIO and Appliance Repair Sbnrt name band arranger Can Uood WANTED JANITOR for apartment LARUE. Mahogany drop-leaf table, I-' view Ave.,' Union. ham 4-0841. HIUs Radio and Appliance Co., 40_ Otttritw, Mu <-i_y?-J after ?_r It house, Thre* room. aysrtment tup-i •niHll mahoNany gate-leg table, ma- . • SUMMER PtBER RUGS Chatham Road. Sbnrt Hill* Short BL L Schipsser plied. .Reply by letter stating cniull* hoKRiiy" wing-back chair, Bosch rob- Mill rejecU. Bold as Is. No OOJB, PERRY K. MILLER, C. E. BRICK, Btone and concrete work. Jo- Hill* 7-334S. TUTORING; PhysMM, college n_mf flcatlons to Post Office Box 8, Chat- fntt radio. Alt excellent condition. ' Standard Materials It Services Co. •eph Rudlal. Bu. 8-1261-J. mechanical eURluetrtng aubttciv ». Mall or Phone Order* M—BUFBIHEK ATOkB Union PUct, Summit, N. 4. ham, N. J. Reasonably priced. SO 2-0322. 6'« »' STANDARD MATERIALS; roofing, TYPKWKITKHS — rented, repaired; gtneering drawing. Prof. Janes B. e'xi2' 3W Insulation, sewer and water .pipe, til- Randolph, 400 Trwoont At*, o*. S». t-2122 SOLID oak hand-carved refectory ing, lathing, basement Impts boughbg t andd ssoldo . Unlorlor> Typewriteypeter IBViaUTOJI'^BI-iUEhUTlUN CO. HELP WANTED fl.M CCo. . 1921 MorrlMl e AvenueAue. UnionUnion. OB^50«3 table. 72 x 38, closed, 116 l 38, OEORQE HAMRAH - CO. TIANS AND SUPERVISION; water E-B.I 3-U1&5. Guaranteed repairs; all MALE fend open. SO 3^0441. . distribution, sanitary sewers, storm Unvl 2-7096. make*. 14-hr, service. 1» North Avenue drainage, pavements, concrete struc- STONE, Face, and Veneer. Thousands ASSISTAKT foriflrug or cigar counter. MAHOGANY dresser, with attached Weetfleld 2-4815 AU, HKARS ROEBUCK electric ap- Aptitude and AU Btandanilacd TJMI "rnji. CLERK - IHTEBMKDIATE tures, land development. of tons available. Immediate deliv- for Vocational and Educational Guid- Whelan Drug. 7S South Orange a»e. mirror. Call HO 3-0131. Open Saturday and Monday evening* Room 1403, Raymond Commerte Bldg., ery—• 15.00 ton in 10 ton lot*, one pliance*. COLDSPOT, RADIOS. Interesting work. Sound**, S.O. - until 8 o'clock. 1180 Raymond Blvd., Newark WASHING MACHINES, etc.. serv- ance, Child Guidance, Personality Ad- ADMIRAL, automatic record changer, ton covers approximately SO square lc«d and repaired by «*j*ru, 1* justment Family. Marital and r_r- desirable • FOREJON JOBS, Men. Women, dov't., . table'model, with amplifier. 1 month TOPSOIL (cultivated) now being sold MA. 3-1SS8 ft. with 4" veneer. A. A. Innocentl, aonal Problema Conducted by Ptr- At lent High «chool graduate at Norman road and Irrlngton ave- years t-xperlence with Sears private llstluga, hundreds skilled old, perfect condition. List price ARTELL CONSTRUCTION 00. Pennsylvania Stone Quarries, Office STttYVESANT RADIO & REPRIG- chnlOKia* with 29 Tear*' Kauemat*. Good Paltry-} Day* xlMsincAtlom 16-pa_et accurate In- 157.SO. Asking M5 BO 3-2642. nue, opposite Ivy Hill Almshouse, and Yards, 215 Enat 9th avenue, Bo^ reTCHOLOOICAL QTOO-KCK Other advantage* formation, 11.00, postpaid. Satisfac- Bloomfield. Have It delivered or 13 FREDERICK TER., IRVINOTON ORATION Geo W. Thoma*. Proo.. fm, 1, pp asa TYPEWRITER desk, oak, drawer* both Phone Essex 3-0109 selle, N. J. Roselle 4-0582. •07 Stuyvesant Ave.. frvlnrton. N J. A TESTING CEHTm tioti n guaranteedd, TOGIOTOKGION JOBSJOBS. pick it up with your own truck! 80 Branford PL MarfeM J-UJT sides, 135. SO 2-7248. Between II to S p. TO.cal l BI 3-2401, Carpentry — Alteration* — Driveway* H—MISRELLANEOVB INC., Baltimore 1. Maryland. Sidewalk* — Masonry Walla REFBIOERATION 8EBVIOS All maka* Suite 1U SACRIFICE—Living Room Suite* and after i p. m. call Or 44416. repaired, domestic or commercial. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT GENERAL Oreenhous* work, full or Swimming Pool* Tennis Court* part time. Phone Summit e-1124 Chairs. Prank's Upholstery Shop, 167 THE HANDY MAN A. M. Woodward. Linden 2-6835-W. 236 Bro»dw»y, N. Y. C. EMt Edgar Road at Highway 29. 6 H.P. Le Rol gas engine. Crafuman Call DUKE-For PERSONALS or. apply Duet Plowera, Inc., at Bta- Linden, N. J. Linden 2-2768. * band saw. One boy'* and one Ctrl'* Any Type of Odd-Job REFRIGERATION: Repairs and BY WEU. established Worth Street ilon, Murray Hill. N. J. . bicycle.; 289 H&sel place, Union. OVERHEAD OARAGE DOORS. Even Deliveries and Hauling. I- FOR MOTHER Textile Kouae, downtown New York, ROOFING, SIDING, INSULATION, Service. Please her with a New Man* MAID or coiiplf, live in, good home, J—PUBS Unvl 2-1904-M. : LEADERS ft GUTTERS REPAIRED ton Truck. ALL MAKES convenient for Lackawanna com- Also Cellars Cleaned and White- for the (how at borne. mutliiK. two eK|wrlenced stenoKra- other help kept. References. Bu. fl- I. J. FOX Fur coat, hip length, else 40. If-MCSICAL IflSTBCXKHTB OR REPLACED. Catalogue sent upon - request. 4337 or A. JOM. Bouth Ht, Murray Ask for Free Estimate washed. KLOMAN BROa phers-clfrits; pleasant office. fl*«- Mink dyed Coney, practically new Shore Trips Made. REFRIQERATION CO COMMUNITY FILMS day week, holidays and vacation. Hill. »60. Summit 6-0596, . ., . \ NEW Spinet piano, used Grands and DUKE CONSTRUCTION CO. US Central Ave.. East Orange JOHN A. WHIPP 221 etuyveeant Ave Newark, N- 211 Clinton Are. Newark. If JL Oood opportunity. Box 3, c/o The OPERATOR. Josephine's Beauty Shop. Uprights for sale or rent by the Unvl. 2-3141 Essex 3-9504 or tt*M 3-8973 Item, MlUburn. - Chat. 4-3756. •—HOUSEHOLD GOODS mouth. Mo. 4-1042 or write Crafu- Phone Or. S-S374 •• Blg.low 3-4tI3 man Flano Shop, Morris Plain*. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- 17—ROOFIH6—REPAIR" MODERN BODY MASSAGE OUSEKEEPER SLEEP IN — BmaU OENERAL ELECTRIC, t cu. ft. re- 8. J. WOODWORKING paired. Free pick-up and delivery. family, pleasant home, good salary. Employment Agencies frigerator. Good condition, $100. CHARLES F. BOCK, JR., CO. Cha*. Prudente, Mad-on fl-OlOS-M or ROOF REP AIRING-ALL KIND! FIRMS, TRIMS, Write Box 2, c/o The Item. MlUburn. Dunn, Short Hills 7-3607. SEVERAL good Used reconditioned Cabinets, Bookcases and woodwork- 1057. • REDUCE BY 8LEWD—BATO> WHY WASTE TIMK TRAVELING? Upright Piano*. Reginald Belcher, Ing specialties mad* to order. Guaranteed to atop all leaks. All Tin- CENTRAL HJEALTH mSTTTUTB If you are thinking at all of getting ELECTRIC refrigerator. 1 cu. ft., per- TOPSOIL/ MANURE. PERMANENT BOOKKEEPER - STENOaHAPHEB fect condition. Can be seen at 160 Florham Park. Tel, Madison 6-2128. 42t> SHERIDAN ST., ORANOK, N. J. work painted with roof preserver. fli6 Central Av*.. ba O *>> Job NOW Is the time. The demand Orange 2-1086 Orange 3-0623 ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS BUILT. Broken slate* replaced. New leaden • AM to • PJ4 Oslly. OB Must be personable Is great. We have a variety of excel-, Summit Ave. Su. 6-6146. BETSY Ross Spinet Piano with bench, BULLDOZER SERVICE. H. Scott, 115 and gutter*. Leaky windows and door The Harmony Shop lent positions too numerous to list. few months old. »JJO. 54 Dunnell Morris Ave.. Springfield. Mil. 8-0890. Essex Bt. MlUburn. H. J. 8ERVEL etectrolux. excellent condi- casing* sealed with caulking com- DIAMUMD Stenographers — Technical tion, (6>4 cu. ft,). Reasonable. CaU Road. Maplewood. BO 3-OM3. Hillside Contractors pound. Industrial — Unskilled (All Types) SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED OPriClAL DIAMOND APPRAIS- HOUSEKEEPER, white. Full-time. Bu. 6-0072-R or 84 HUlcrest Ave., PIANO, upright, good condition. 196 Permanent Driveway — Parking We repair all make* of sewing ma- Sleep In or out. Position In Union. : Domestic Summit, Jacoby St.. Mapfewood. BO 3-9431. Area* J. ODONNELL ERS. SIDNEY T HOLT, Eat 1M2: HIE. 3-6653, Excellent Salaries Power Rolled chine*. Singer Sewing Canter, (f Mala 70 Mill St. Bloomfield, N. J. MA i-«7t»; TM Brc*: take el. to Mh B. LADY to aoltcti leads on phone for CENTRE EMPLOYMENT AOKNGY double bed. Good condition. tlG. Phone Bloomfield 2-7827 business bouse. Unvl 3-11*8 after Phone after » p. m. BO 8-94-0. LANDSCAPING PAPERHANOER and PAINTER wants ALL types of roofing applied or re- 4 prfl. 869 Btuyveunt Avenue. Union' SPRINGER spaniel puppies, 3 month* Reasonable Rates work. Workmanship guaranteed. paired. No Job too email; no wait- Unvl 2-7277 ••A MACHIABBI old. Paper broken. Clay, 24 Howood 1170 Liberty Ave Hillside Reasonable. Fred Pleper. Springfield. ing; all work guaranteed; lowest USED CAR WANTED NURSE to relieve two days a week. Road, Summit. Ells. 2-372* MlUburn 6-0799-R. rate* In this are*. Stan-Aug Roof- USED CARS WANTED at Mghtsk Colonial Rest mining Home, 99 Mor- If. J. ZOl IJKK CO. TOY cocker pupple*. A.K.C. champion OIL BURNER Installations, cleaned Ing. 41 Frederick Ter. Irvlngton. cash price*. Dillon Motor*. Inc. S2» ris BVrnur, Springfield, MUlburn FOR SALE CABINET WORK -.. ES. 3-8133. Springfield Ave. Btt. »-4300 6-1614 AIR COMPRESSORS - PNEUMATIC stock, beautiful male. SI Blackburn and serviced; electric wiring, appli- I—ANTiqtlB* TOOLS - PUMPS - VIBRATORS Road, Summit. REMODELING ances repaired. S. f. Romano, tele- fflCE assistant, thoroughly experi- Remodel your kitchen or recreation ANTIQUES »t the Robin Rood Shop. OENERATORS - SAW TABLES - PILE LIVE BAIT, trout shiner*, night walk- phone Unvl. 2-6275. USED CARS FOR SALE enced, aptitude for figures essential; HAMMERS - MIXERS - LOW BED ers, red worm*. The Spring House. room now. We offer prompt service. GUARANTEED work on custom, an- payroll or similar experience help- 1 Taylor St. MUlburn. Lamps, glas* FREE ESTIMATE* - COMPETENT WE FIX ANYTHING WE SPECIALIZE IN USED CADILLAC and china. MlUburn 6-4128. TRAILERS 92 River Road. Su 8-0424. tique or tufted pieces. Repair*. Box AND OTHER HICH GKADE ful; stenography desirable. Substan- RENTALS — SALES WORK. Economy Enterprises, 438 Irvlngton springs, mattresses made to order. tial salary, excellent working condi- ANTIQUE *of a. Perfect condition. : 820 Ramsey Avenue at Bloy Street FEED for don, chicken*, plceona, TAVERN BARS - HOME BARS ave. 80 2-9898. 20 Year* of experience. E. M. Thorpe. AUTOMOBILES tions, summit. Box 104, c/o Sum- Oraceful design. |12S. SO 3-2218. rabbit*. F. R. Dietrich. 1411 Btay- "We sell good transpoctaUoa — net Hillside, N. J. Untonvllle 2-6997 MODERN WOODCRAFT CO. DOOR8 overhead garage sectional Livingston 6-20M. merely used can." mit Hrrsld. EARLY AMERICAN vesant Avenue, Union. Untl. %- 8' x 7'—14' x 7'—10' x ?.' Immediate FOR RENT Btl VtJley Bt Orange. N. J. 2»—UPHOLSTERING St-CEDWAY RELIEF front office clerk, full or part S20S. delivery. Installation. Essex 3*7319. AUTO 8AUB8 CO. time. Apply Beech wood Hotel. Sum- Pressed glass—brlc-s-brac Floor Scraping Machine - CANARIES, good smger* Call I to Phone Orange 6-H77 Floor Waxing Machine MAKE YOUR OWN HAROLD V. MACKIB 823 St. George Ave. WoodbrMge, K J. mlt. ' • • P. 11. 286 Phillips tertace. Union. 82-84 StuyTesant Ave. < Newark At Reading R. R. Crossing not to I Acoro Mspls Beds Floor Edging Machine rtXRNACB Cleaning — Have your Aluminum Venetian Blind* •TENOORAPHER for law office In Wall Sander—Disc Type TROPICAL fish, live food, canarte*. furnace cleaned by vacuum. North Size* 17 to 38x54 Mattre*ses and Box Springs—Reno- Warr Coal Co. MUlburn Harry Bllversteln, 64 Main R 4 R Paint 4c Wallpaper Supply Co. baby chicks and pet supplies. Hill- Jersey Engineering Co., Chatham Color, off white vated and Blade to Order—Furni- 193! TWO and one-hair ton St., MUlburn. Bale May 6 and 7 — J-to-6 p.m. 1394 Stuyvesant Ave., Union top Pet Shop, 761 Springfield An., 4-M74V Complete for assembling ture Re-upholstered or New Furni- truck. Ten wheel*, flat body. Telephone UNIonvlUe 2-5562 Irvlngton. N. J. Cases 2-5771. 15.50 each ture. Will call for and Deliver. TYPIST, experienced girl to typewrite Euex 3-4855. Passed March Inspection, I47S :il orders. Permanent position. Ex- Mr*. Robert M. Mason DISTRIBUTOR8 Tor Worthlngton. ALTERATIONS * REPAIRS C. C. DOWNE CO. LTD. Morris avenue. Sflllburn S-IU1 841 Rldgewood road, lli 105 Elm St.. Weetfleld eellont working conditions. Apply: Goulds. Westco. Fairbanks, Norse ROOFING, SIDINQ * INSULATION 4»-Wasklsg Maektae* 1945 O.M.C. paneled truck } Con- Company, of summit, N. J. Bale Staru 10 A.M. M, Hour for Lunch ELECTRIC EQUIP. CO., 159 Mulberry 8-1349. Storm Bash We are now equipped to give com- WASHINGTON INN vertible Coupe. Blue with black top. By popular request we are running a St., Newark. Ml. 3-7933. DIAMONDS, colored *ton*a, gold And MUlburn (-1131' plete service on all make* of vacuum Erected tn 1743. located In Maple- Radio. Heater, white —alls, bat* 09 second Auction Sale. Some of the WAITRESS. 40 hours a week. Apply sltvtr; authenUo appraisal*. 24-A—DRESSMAKING cleaners as well as sewing machine*. wood; picturesque grounds: four din- UghU soar* ttr*. 12995 Olenwood Sweet Shop, 519 MlUburn Items offered are: ' %— MISCELLANEOUS JEAN R. TACK Free' estimate*. New cleaners now ing room*: Income MO.OOO yearly; rent Inlaid Hepplewhlte sideboard. Early SPITLEIt MOTORS . Ave, MUlburn or caU MUlburn 6- Certified Oemologlet DRESSMAKING, alterations, remodel- available. 8150; submit offer through exclusive ISO Rah way Ave. Elisabeth. K. J. * 1561. English chest on frame, cherry Chip- KITCHEN cabinet* ready or cus- T8 Tear* tn Newark 11 William It broker. pendale side chMr. mahogany Grand- tom miidft; porcelain, formica, stain- ing, autt*. coats. Fine handwork. LIGHT Trucking Express. Will take Phone Etitabetb t-4SM WANTED—Woman for light house- father's clock, 1857 map of Madison, less ntcel sink tops. OompleU line FAIR and lust price* paid- for old M. Flrestlne, 3-B Seafoun Av*., sea.hor* trlpa Call Un. i-4272. > CHARLIES R. BEA. Broker 1941 WILLYS four-door sedtua. pn- work and assist my sick wife. No N. J., mnple pout beds, pair Queen plumlilnjt and heating. I'll* board, •liver, oil paintings, china, brlc-a- Wlnfleld Park. Linden 2-34J1-M. 89 Park Ave. E. Orange Or 3-0405 vatfly. ownedl. One owrner. Can be laundry, no heavy cleaning. 8 to 4. brac. furniture, old dolls, figurines, DePALMA HOME IMPROVEMENTS Anne side chair*. Vlctorinn arm- nonRowall, chrome, luclte, or por* l»—KLECTRICAL Cellars painted, white washed. Interior ROUTE 31, BAR. HOME AND setn at home of E. D. Brawn. Flora! 5-day wnk. 11 HughM place. Sum- chairs, Windsor rhnlra, rnnrtlrstunde, oelain bathroom aocwisorle*. medium etc. Also expert appraisals given for avenue, Murray Hill. H. 3^ after mtt a nominal fee. Art Exchange, Theo- snd exterior painting. Decorating. ACREAGE—$30,000 mirrors, clock*, dolls, ullver, chins, nahinetc. clothes hamp_r*, pearl B—BXTTRICAII installation* repaired. Beautiful home; twelve rooms, bar, 8 p. m.. or call 8u 6-3I49-J. glaas, PRlntlnKti, brnii, cirop-lraf Rent*. Community Supply Oo., 100 dore Qeneruttl, Proprietor, 273 Mill- Alterations. Veteran. MlUburn 6-1281 WOMAN wanted for a general help- U Pftrsll, JrH • Perry Place, Soring* or MUlburn 6-408O-J. restaurant, picnic grounds, fifty acre*, in convalescent hornr. Cooking and tables, lamps, framrs. etc. Them will floute .9, Hillside. Waverly 3-6.85, burn Ave.. MUlburn, MlUbum «- flsld; MUlburn I-J025. also be sold 'some urml-old f\irntt\ire: 1765. large dining room; famous for din- ROOMS WANTED nursing desirable. Hours from 7:30 REOINA vacuum cleaner, with attach- CAR need ilmonlBlng? Have It done ner*; 23 years; highway to Iskes; spleh- to 1. 4 to 6. Colonial Rest Nursing set of jilx mRhOKimy claw & bull foot M—FLOOBINO by two conscientious seniors. Will side chairs, 2 mahogany round exten- ments, 140. Also Spanish Oultar, HIOHEST prices paid. Junk nut- did- opportunity for lire wire* and VETERAN, wife, college graduates, Home. 99 Morris avenue, Springfield. 1.0. Call Apt. No. l, 209 Mountain treases, automobile batteries; news- call for ears. Phone Chatham large family helping to handle tran- business couple, urgently need fur- MUlburn 6-1614. sion table*, etc. papers; rags, metals, washers, re- DELMAR FLOOR MAINTENANCB. 4-5589W or Chatham 4-MS1. nished room or apartment. Aecev EXHIBITION: MONDAY *! TUE8DAY, Ave.. Summit. Floor soraplnc and reflnlshlng sient trade. Write, call or visit 8*1. frigerators. We pick up. Call Kenny,. Chlaravallo, Broker, slble to Lackawanm R.R. Reply Box WOMAN assistant behind counter. MAY 5th & 6th, 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. ICEBOX and pot stove, good condition: Linden 3-6738-w. BpeclalUIng In residential work tV-VOTITIQ—STOSAOB 94, Maplewood News, Overlook. 9-5, five day week, bwln- Luncheon served on the premises by lfl Moorehoufie pi nee, New Provl- BUM 1-1244 CLAIRVAUX AGENCY BIHg June 1st. Su- . 6-0919-W7 9 The Friday Afternoon Club donees 8tt. 8-0255-M. FLOOR-8ANDINO, reftnUhlng, wax- EXPRESSING—Trucking, all Jersey 14 Lincoln Place Madison, N. J. BUSINESS woman would tike room to o'clock mornings. Auctioneer: Otto F. Seng Terms: Cash SARAH SHAW point*. J. T. Murray. P.O. Box 108, private home. Chatham, willing tn WHITE Bldrwull tires, four, 8.00 x 18. ing, •poliahlng. Experienced work- Madison 6-0659-Eve. Ml 8-1162-J 461 So. Orange Ave.. South Orange men. Free Estimate*. BO 2-1088. Murray Rill. N. J. Summit 6-0323-W. stay with children occasionally. W. WOMAN to live In. cook snd experi- t-BIClCLK0 Uwd 250 miles. Short'Hill* 7-3533. WOMEN'S ihop going out of business. Oreye, 13 Edgewood Road. Chatham enced housekeeper. Salary 1135. MOVJNO, STORAGE; reasonable; re- 12 OAOE double bnrrel Parker shot Will pay Mzhest prices for any- FLOOR SANDINO AND MUST BELL all counters regardless Family of 4. Call after Saturday, BOY'S balloon tire bicycle. Reason- thing, you bav* to sslL FINISHING frigerators moved; piano hoist. Dalljr of price. 210 North Wood ave&ue, Su. 8-3391. gun; also 22 Bavage rifle. 76 Division trip* to N. Y. C. LIBERTY STOR- PUKNISHKD ROOMS able. Like new. 78 Division Ave., Ayr., Summit. ESTABLISHED I»2« Linden. Linden 2-6868. Summit. CHINA • SILVER . PICTURE8 REES POWELL AGE CO. Ma. a-4868; Nights. Essex —— • WOMAN, personable and Intelligent. 3-8789. ATTRACTTVE. large doubt* corner Opportunity to earn between 150 and AUTO radio. . excellent volume and OLD OOLD AND JEWELRY MIL 6-0OJ4-J CEMETERIES room -410> ford .Cran. tom Psrk. Linden. N. J. Privste owner. FURNISHED room. $7. Meal* opttonal plus car allowance. Write Mr*. Miller, Atwnter-Kent radio. 12 Perry Place, Evenings S. O. 2-4711 newed. Linden 2-M23-W. Write Box 35. Linden Observer. Residential. S3 Elm St.. Summit Sprtnpftrld. WEEKLY trip* to the shore. Call Union 33 Mt. Pteacant Parkway, Livingston, GET YOUR BOAT ENOTNKS READY. tt-A—HOtJSECLBAWIKO SBBYICB 1 OR 3 CLEAN furnished rooms for or phone Llv. 8-1531. •- MARINE ENGINES BILLIARD TAHLE. nnd all equipment, SMALL uprlctht piano, complete key- Trucking Company. UNvl. 2-9787. OREENLAWN MEMORIAL PAWT board, medium price. Su. 6-6030 or Mt Alrj Road Bernartsville, M, ». business men In private home. COMPLETELY OVERHAULED. good condition. SO 2-7007. WALUL CEILINGS, RUOS AND II—PAIWTISO—DECOBATI1TO Unvl 2-6048-M. YOUNG woman, general housework Taken out of boats and completely Box 363, Summit. Member NatteBSJ Cemetery At from 8:30 a. m. Sleep out. Summit OUTDOOR playpen. 8x8, with gate OPIIOLSTERT Tat Bern. I-OBM or s-0107-M LARGE room In private home for two 8-3091. rebuilt. and floor, J25, Two nets used cur- WE PAY hlB-he*t:ea«h price* fee any- Cleaned by machine WR OUARANTEB ALL WORK, i AMERICAN DECORATORS __ MTONGFIELtT business girls. Christian. Onvl. 2- For further Information call BUly tain ttfftchers. SO 2-0419. thing. Antiques, china, silver, bric- THE WAIJLMASTER WAY ' «84fi-R. TOUNO woman to sell gas appliances a-brac, paintings, rug*. Your attic S rooms and bath. 175 up. Paint- PREBBYTERIAN CEMETERY in utility office. Clerical work and Pen hale. (1AH rnngp,-lr(t hand ovrn, Rood con- No muss, streak* cdor or nole*. ing, paperhanglng. plastering.' In- St NICE furnished room, convenient to typlnc Included. Call at Public Serv- Roseland Ave. Motors; Caldwell 8-0325 contents our »poc!alty. aii ?. .^ Springfield. N J. dition, $10; antique cornpr cupboard; SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS Call Orange 4-33» for evttmat*. side and outside. Blgelow 8-9133. All plots sold under perpetual cars. all transportation, seml-prtvate bath- Ice Electric and Oas Co.. 341 Spring- OARWOOD PLANT shut (lown-but niRrble top wasli.itnnrt. $11. 7 Wood- 260 Springfield avenue. Summit. field avenue.'Summit, N. J. land AVP., Summit. 8u 6-1821-M. 47-49 Summit Ave. CORTAIN8 washed, stretched and T«t. Mlllburri" 6-0358 wto. 6-ISn we have for Immediate Urllvery: Summit 6-1118 JfpnfO "Partly. Quick wrvlct, PAINTING. Decorating. Interior, Ex- terior.Free " Estlffisw*. AH work TOUNO lady for general office work. 1-16' DeLuxe Utility 92 HP, Chrys- BLUE broadlpoiri rug», perfect condl. MadUon 6-OiOS-M. ler. l-l8/8'_ Cfthltt Utility 115 ehrys* tuih, SH. iHit; 3 rugs, 3 ft. x 6 ft. WHITE EVENING DRESS, sise 13-13. KUaranteed. A. E. Jamet. SO. 2-0558. No experience necessary. Apply, In let; Martin *s Champion Ovitboard auttnble for graduation. South Or- If no answer, call evening*. . person at UUttty Ukundfy. 1 Beat Cnll MUlburn 8-0911. l>—I5StTLATI0If Motors. Outboard Doata. Al's Ma- 2-5379. Main St.. Chatham. N i, rine Center, 7th and Trumbull fits.. COMPLETE winter and tummer porch WANTED: HOUSES TO PAINT encloRurf. 579 Thoreau terrace, WANTED dishes, vases, Matoss. PNEUMATICALLY blown. Black Rock^ C. B. White, Jr., Painter and Decora- ToUNQ lady for^ appliance store. Ella 2-8659. curia cabinets and <

38. hack chair*. ,AI»o Sill rug, hooked FOREST MOUNTAIN NURSERIES LINDEN OBSERVER work S night* a week and Saturdays. .IXi- new. 8O 2-8899. SWIBH Cllnnt Pnnaleii, perennials, also pattern. Cranfor. S-1BJ7-J. Planting and all Constmctlon. Tractor 412 Bo. 17th Street. Newark. N. Jr.' Bo. Or. 3-3252 Box 2, e/o summit Herald. flower »enllng9 and vrRptt»l* plants. Oradlnu, Specialism In EnRllah Garden LI. 2-8344 Hu. 6-1077. Bummlt Hills Florist, 48 5O Wall* with fjpwer*. Flairstone Patios, . • CARBLLA BHOTHERB COMPLETE gardening work wanted. SINGER REWINO MACHIIVES PAINTERS and DECORATOR*. II Mr. Pupek. Bu. 8-2WO-J. •_ Ashwuod Ave. Bunuii,H. Retaining Wall*. BLUE PRINT PLANS MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS ITEM Will pay $2} caah for any round HAVE MONEY. Growers of Specimen Willow Bt. or 15 Meaksr St, Mill- COUPLES, caretakers, gardeners, rook*, j7jr«Ti bobbin Drophead Binder Bewlnc Ma- Rhododendron. Laurel and the best burn. N J Kstlmnte* cheerfully Mi S-120O houveworken In all tranche*. Pnon* Wh»n tonkin* for fine nylon hosiery, Air Drlll«. Table Sawn; He-tnre»d Dies, chine fregardlett of condition or agei. In hard* Flowers. Forest Mountain Rd., fiven. Telephone MUlburn *-l»M Newmark's Agency, M Washington wm* ffir convrnlrnt mall order form Tow Chains, Soil Pipe, Kl!tlnK«. all A little Iras for Unix bnbntn Oox 15. Lower Montvllle W or MUlburn 6-0t» R. -. • 8 Pine Community Papers Bt. Mo 4-awS. purrnwr Kreann. Fire EitliiKiilshem. etc. lJrtOI^ld 2-3344. Easle Rock Knitting Mills • BOMER8ET MEKCKANDIHINO CORP CALL CALDWELL e-31M 8ANTICH A RESSLKR EsTple*. cakes, tea *andwieh« BIIII?RC, H, J. Route 29 Oreenbrook. N. J. PAINTING - DECORATING COVERING 16 COMMUNITIES hor» d'oeuvres, salad*. Deliver*) by Mali Otilrr D<-pt. Trl Dunellen 3-B0H4 lure. fcntli)U<>», *llv«r, books, hrlc-a- LANDSCAPING—All klnd*~of gnra>n~ Interior and exterior, Dutch Boy order. Order m day ahead. *i* brtti, paintings, works of art, »to. Ing, garden plowing, Rolotlller. lead and Unseed oil, Call Orange To Place a Classified Ad in All 8 Papers 6-5451. THE RoniN HOOD 8HOP. 2 Taylor TEN-PIECE Walnut Dining Room GEORGE'S AUCTION ROOMS C. Ruble, Southern Blvd., Chatham 2-6583 or Blgtlow 8-8880, fitrivt, Mlllhurn. has ti«e

The league went on record la Christian Kieboa, Amsdeo Rug- 'barred from prtswevtiaft w UOMAT* TOW routh Week Jets as ing the *»m* aximtt ih» *ab*-rlb« support of "whatever revision of Peanuts, Pink geiro. Vito Sabia, Martin Urban- JESSIE K. i'AKKHCRST, taxes, u neceatary in Mew Jersey* A 4 m! nl»tr»Ut», fasurtnc* lor Firfure of Democracy ski. R McMahon. Anthony Covi- BtVOX.1. Procter. Weak Mayer Walter C. New Officer* te B« Picked to put into effect Jury 1 the re- ello, L. Rapoano- vised Pascoe act providing for sad Yoata Weak Council- P«*t President Daniel J. Lemonade, Clowns Den 5. Den Mother. Mrs. G. 4S-«4-«5.««-4T—onwiw >(«*—•;*• State aid to schooto. The bill was George Williamson told patrick as chairman of the Lion* referred to the State School Aid Sawyer — William Barretsborg, SOT1CE TO Joa* Tnnrsday at their nominating Committee will pre- Commission, which the legisla- For Friday Circus James O'Brien, John O'Brien ESTATE OF StCTHt WIKAXOOL aeat a slate of officers at today's ture let up as a basis for study. at the Hotel Suburban BOROUQH-The program for George Sawyer, C. Gary, W. Nijan. • Purnoant MtWonter of CHA meeting for the next Lion year the anaual Toutb Week A motion was adopted request- the event of the year for the Cub J, Moor«, Erne«t Qarlson. A. OTTO, JR.. truri*og«u vt ta* CPBW. tfe4t beginning July 1. ing Gov. Drijcoll to appoint the ty of U»iots. mad* ca th* :*til/> beid acre serve as in- Scouts is in its Ana! stages of Den «, Dea Mother. Mrs. G eighth d^y of M*r..c A.D, IHT. At a Board of Directors meet- mmission immediately and that ib« apiditttif^piitti^ i oof f tbtb* *tttKfanif fa a«< Bittrieh—Domenick Boniio. Lud- aa Exactor of th* e»u.t« et mm 4+- for the future of democ- ing following last Thursdays it be instructed "to complete their completion and thot* arranging wig Stetka. Donald Ryersoa. Gus C*««*d, BOtle* !» her.tij giv*» u- UM regular club meeting, Paul Wer- study in order to make their re- the affair have, issued sMurances ii-tdiion <,t Mid it ,A*^4 tm MUt efpecielly in tale communi- ilttrictr. A Imbiokbo, Esco Long. to the »ub*ertij«f uu4*r OAUI «r »tr of Springfield avenue and port to the Legislature when it that aU win be ready oe time— ty • . • -. R. SutcJiffe, K. Parker. R. Jo-hnson. m*tloii ;h*lr claim* *;i4 Al Freeman of Morris avenue meets in special session in about »pl « UMI *i» . N. I, tpoBSiMUttea are attached to Gloria Glad, the Herald's shop- 4J-44-45-»'i-l7 Cross motor transport corps ingston, Bernards Township, Mor- scheduled t*eh goveraenent poet. He de- ing columnist for the last six asked for volunteers for night ristown, Springfield. Regional, Irv Nothing more should be detailed, clared that the purpose of Youth ington, Mountain Lakes, Madison, rears, will be heard on the air not ICE or driving. She received four vol- DRAMATIC MOMENT far jtbose concerned with Warners* thrilling ek« the surprise* will b* no sur- Week is to instruct prospective Glen Ridge, Nutley and West Or- in her own program this Sunday NOT1CK IS UntfiY OIVBt ti*l unteers. drama, "Humoreeo.u*," now at the Lyric Theater, Summit, for one prise*. The program: citizens In tine workings of the ange. at 2 p.m. over station WHBL Kakaasy for ptrmlaotoa to n«ct a ga*- Grand parade—Bullfight. Don 5: rity government thereby pre- week beginning today «n m* HARRIET Executor of the Ust wtli k&a T*M»- Mhoo! and college to fulfill post- Morris County delegation* by the Dr. Chronopher A. Brokaw, and Mrs. Burton Brtuwn" of Beech Miss Kather'ine U Oakes, daugh- drews. ALMA PAHKUUR8T, Dei-eased. ment of DAVID ARTHLK YOLrMO«. lias* »n the eU» government va- Den 2, Den Mother, Mra. J. Steel* l*ur»uaiit to the order of CHAHLES deceased, will t>« awuttd mint mmut League of Suburban Teachers' As- county physician, who performed Spring drive. • ., ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Oskes A. OTTO. JH., Surrogate of lh» Ct-un- by th* Surtogate. «n4 rvpena* te ttte4 oy preceding generations. sociations. Thi*. action wag taken an autopsy on Woodward, said he of 108 Morris avenue, is on the —Richard Steele, Dean Docherty, ly of Union, muds on th» twtnty- settlement to th* Orpiuau* Court at Without tb^e Interest of youth, #1ghth day of Maivh AD., 1947, upon the County of Vnlou, cm Fnd»y, Uw following a meeting of the league was of the opinion that Woodward Girl Scout Poster honor roll for the Spring term at David Long, John Steele, Grant th* application of th* undVmlgned ss »th day of M»y aext at ».3O A. It. OHY rity government la like a Friday night at the home of Miss died from a fractured skull sus- the Berkeley School of Secretarial Webster, Henry Storts. Admliilstiatrlx of the estat* of *Nid da- Dated: March 2*. 1*47 cei»ed. notice U hrr»by given to tht THE SUMKTX T»U8T COUPAKY. bo* i with a eimr leak. It will do Dorothy Stuart, president of the tained from falling down the steps. Contest Ends Today Training Bart Orange. Mias Otkee Den 3, Den Mothers. Mrs. L creditors of raid deceased U> *xhlblt •• • OF SUMMIT. It j • * •:"- U> U<* sub»orib«r under oaflv or afrlr- for if-w. but what about touor- Summit Teachers Association, at He Is survived by hie wife and a Entries for the poster conteit will be graduated from Berkeley Mazxaca, Mrs. V. Sabia—Joseph A. mailon ihelr claims and dMia 8CHM1D * BOtntNK. ProcWra, her Chatham home. stepson, Haskell Worthy. for the Girl Scout Basaar muat all in June.' Dthnonte, Anthony L. Mssaafa, against Hi* e«t.it* nt said dnce& 382 Springfield Av«, within six months from th* date of Summit, N J. said order, or they- will b* forsver 43-44-43-4S-S7-O i«9t APPRAISALS MORTGAGES BUSINESS «EAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT ' REAL ESTATE WANTED SUMMIT REALTORS DIRECTORY PB1VATE BUYER will pay all cash for •-CHATHAM TOWNSHIP - fi-room liome. Jrtferaon School area, S.313S RENTALS poasesilon. about October 1, price a INSULATION «DWABD FTVg mtlas from Summit. On two roll* "Realtor" $13,000 to $14,000. ROMANO HOME INSULATIOM Ing acr«s with a spting t*a pond Apartments and houwt arc urgent- LAR8EN AND FISH. INC. BOUUUT **e BOLD a. and vorgeous. »tew, wall Urd^puj. 12S1 Springfield Avenue Irvlngton AND ftOOflNO OOMPANV Tilt •arm designates those persons in ly niiedtd by th* supervisory an4 GBORO17S AUCTION ROOMS •-ant AU brick and slate Norman archi- laboratory p«raonn«l «f ES 3-1122 Berkeley A*e»e, OL1 tecture. Tint floor Includes nraek- W Summit Avenue ••MM fast room, lavatory Horary or maldi •ha rtal estate business who hava avallabt* Summit Heights. Summit room, solarium. Second floor, four THE CELANESE CORP. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT BODSTOSI, larn twin else rooms, two UU batha, to them the accumulated knowledge at TWO furnished rooms, private home SUMMIT AUCTION ROOM* LAUNDEsXS automatic heat. Insulfttion. two-car OF AMERICA ft OO. t-ini thirty-sin yaars of experimentation and re- light housekeeping. Inquire 1112 4T-4* Summit Avenu* JKMM JR. carafe, recreation room. B*in* sold Monmouth Ave, Linden. . OORBft BNTEKPHim •-4JM to settlt estate. Tax« MM » year. SUMMIT. N. J. Telephone Summit JOHN & XOHLE8. llealtor search in r«al estate business methods and FURNISHED — SUMMER LAUNDRY. INC «-lM0 « Beechwood Road SHORT HIIL8: S-room bungalow IT 8ummlt Aveaae 8U. «-«SSO « « standards. Realtor* »f those who, in the Owners who have vacancies now screened porch. SITS month. Refinishin? - Restoring wen or in in* fututa, within oouimut- BKLMAR: Exclusive section on River Summit C-UMe judgment of their peart in their business, Ing . distance of Summit, pteue fl-rooms, irriprovements. $200 month and Upholstering ••MM 6-D—CHESTER oonuct Robert H. Wright tb« SWCCT-KIXEN LAUNXMtY. IMC. are persons with personal standards »nd com puny'i housing: espjdltor. for ANDREW JACK, REALTOR lnfo-m»llon regarding these very Howard M. Grill Industrial Ptacej IMMEDIATE POSSESSION At at at Ion, Maplewood 6O 2-24OC OBBia aLWTMD U. business competence of sufficient merit to desirable Unsnta. • Summit «-lTU SICBUmD CO- a Acre plot In rural setting. 2 miles •-Mil from Village. 5 tmall toomi on 1 SEASHORE Short Hills 7-3715 EUniART. aUCOt It. 'warrant entrusting them with the important Call BV HIOO. APFUANUEtl MASON NTRA«7roet 8U. 6-OOSS floor, all conveniences. 2-ear garage OCEAN VIKW INN, 1» basement. TUN |20. Price SS.OOO. fiduciary relationships involved in real estate Kvenlnga. Chatham 4-4771-R. BRANT BEACH. N. J. ALSO 30 Rooms EASTERN rUEL COMPANY JOSEPH DE LUCA LOVELY new home on large plot, high transactions. They have voluntarily pledged (Ocean Front) 233-238 Broad. Street REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CAN pay good rent for apartment with Mason Contractor elevation, good view. Short drive to Modsrn, "American Plan." Bum mi t 6-00O6 Gladstone station. Owner built of themselves to a code of ethics governing kitchen. Professional couple, both Private Beach Brick end cement work, patch- pre-war materials. Large living room, veterans, Christian. Referencea. Pre- $73 00 p*r week, per couple. May 1 - ing or any kind of mason work. > ACRE—Blah «tmttoa. view, tiwca. he*t-o-Utor fireplace, modern Kttehen, their business conduct, their relations with, fer Star D. L & W. «nvl. 2-23B5J June ISth. ARTIST and 3 large bedrooms.,,good closet. Sea- after 5 F.U P. J. Sundhelm. 31J8 $90.00 per week, per couple, June ISth Electric hammer for rest nuniivi nnfrrT baa home In cx- Balmoral Avs.. Union. . HANDICRAFT MATERIALS cellcnt condmoa. 4 bedrooms, 2 soned oak floon. 3 tiled batha, city each other, end their relations with the public — Sept. 2nd. 47 Michigan Ave.. Summit bttbs. 3a4 floor. 8cr*ant's quarten, water, oil heat (steam). Low Tans, WILL PAY *80-flOO month, for 3-4 $70.00 per week, per couple, Sept. 2nd JOHNSON'S ARTS & CRAFTS lrt. OU Heat, a-car atucbed carage. price »13,70O. . room furnished apartment, Summit. — Oct. 15th. Price tUJOO. JULIET R. McWILLIAMS, Broker Quiet, responsible iwople. Phone after Accepting.. Reservations..Now Mexican Imports, Jewelry, Pottery, WILUAU 3. MATTiBO TBE BlCWLJkSfD CO.. Realtors OLD GLADSTONE ROAD 8:30 p. m. Su. 6-0502-W or Box 103 Select Clientele Glass, Tinware, Leather Mason Contractor and Builder. «-«fapie«t.— -- flummtt fr-3311 Chester, N. J. Tel. Chester 40 Summit Herald. 35th & Ocean Blvd., Brant Beach. N. 3. 447 Springfield Ave. Estimates given on Jobbing ami arnucrtVB &ome. Kent Boulevard, CONSULT Telephone Beach Haven 4-4484 auountt S KMtroona*. 3 battaa. 1st 7-A- FAR HILLS 3 OR 4 room apartment, 2 adults, no Telephone Beach Haven 4-4821 Summit contracting. floor lavatory. Oormr lot «i * 3*0, pets. In vicinity of Union. Spring- Phone SUmmit 6-0633. top '''twfmtTTir tsalde and out. In-LARGE ESTATES, farms and omall field or MUlburn. References If nec- acreage; 7 acre tract, !i;acrt plots. essary. Being evicted June 1. Unvl. FARMS FOR SALE CARPENl'EIt CX)NTKACTOR« • Linden Place, Summit. N J- sulMrt. wsaUMHirtpped through- 2-4180. out: insinil porch: excellent lawns 100x200. with rights la lake, com- Your Seal of Safety BLAIRSTOWN AREA - Seven room and ssrtHm «U fcsat,fct a-oma r «•« - muting D. L. It W. Write lor ap- TWO or more bedroom apartment to brlrk house, bath, heat, fireplace, MOTOR trttMaSMI tacfaaslpsni*. Prtos ttMOO. sun- pointment. Mrs. Edith Anthony. rent or sub-l«t. furnished or un- fl acre*, immediate possession. $8,000; GENERAL CARPENTRY mil Boi 133, Far Hlll», N. J. furnished References. Write Boa 60 Acres, stdiie autlque. 7 rooma. G. 8. ENGSTHOM EASTERN FUEL COMPAKT SI. c/o Summit Herald. ATTRACTIVE, weJl-built home In fine bath and electric, barn. $20,000: Millburn 6-1872-M 3S3-2M Broad Street location near station and stores, 8-D GLADSTONE: REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE KOR JUNK 1»> (tcupanc» HOUM or 110 Acrrs, 14 room house, 2 baths, four master bedrooms, 2 baths; 3 apartment Crayton School district rlee, UMIIII farm buildings, tenant Summit s-OOM Room and Bath, 3rd; Automatic IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 14—MILLBURN 1»—SHORT HILLS preferred. Children 15 «nd 11. Evic- houfie. marvelous location, $25,000. BIIUJMNU MATBBYULUI but; attached carafe; Insulated. OLDER house In excellent neighbor- tion pending Summit 8-1395 7-Boom vtllag* borne, e»rly possw- MOVINU * EXCELLENT 8ETTINO -, «,lon, $8,300: 40 acres, nice 8-room STEPHBriS-MTLLJBR OO Beautifully landscaped plot. Asking hood, short walk to D. L. & W. sta- LOTS, South Mountain Estates. Green- >verlooktng wooded park. This wtilu SMALL apartment wanted for htisliipsa house, bath, large chicken coop, (31.900. tlpn. 1st floor living room, dining wood drive. 90 x 125. price $3,000. enter hull Colonial was built Just be- couple (VETERAN*. Moderate rent. U Russell Plsoe SUMMIT EXPRESS CO, Terms. Mr. Segal, 1060 Broad. Market small barn. $12,500 BLOT RIDOK HOLMES AOENCX Realtors room, kitchen. 2nd flood. 3 bedrooms ore the war. Features Include ybrary, Can furnish best references. South REALTY AOENCY. Blalrstown. N. J. Summit f-OOM «a-7t Railroad Avesoe « Maple Street au. 6-1336 and bath. 3rd floor, 3 flnlihed rooms. 2-S34S. Evenings, South Orange 1- at floor lavatory, screened porch, 3 Orange 2-W41. Phone Sfl-B-8. Pull cellar, steam heat, city water, 2- 0280. amlly bedrooms with 2 tile batlw; Summit «-0Mfl CENTBAU7I UX5ATED home. 1st. Tull Insulation, gw fired air condition- MERCK BNQINEER (Veteran) and BUILDERS noor occupied tar owner, who will cur gsrage, chicken house, plot 60 x 158. FARMS, any price, sny size: 7J-acre Taxes $70. Priced low at $8,000 for 1S-A-MOUNTAIN LAKES ing. Convenient. Splc and span con- bride. Wish J-3-4 room epartment or dairy farm, new barn, 25 Stanchions, Remodelinc—Repairs- Local -A Long Distaaos Moving vacate- Suttabl* for Doctor. Upstajn quick (ale, lltion. Prompt occupancy. 128.500. To garage apt In fair location Will rine 7-room hounf. ,Price $13,000, income $110 r"«»»»»«y Mn $15,000. rent Immediately or after June 1st. General Carpentry • Thomas J- Colley JULIET E. McWILLIAMS, Broker MOUNTAIN LAKES (Vicinity)—Beau- nspiKit, phone or complete $22,000. Want offer ,„ VTDlT c-, . PAUL S. TICHENOR. Realtor Excellent references. Phone West HAROLD GIBBS, Realtor Irons- A Connell lf> John Street OLD GLADSTONE ROAD tiful white clapboard colonial, excel- hatham Road flhort Hills 7-2931 field, 3-37M Realtors Chester, N. J. Tel. Chester 40 lent condition, about 200 years old. •- Tel. «18 \ Summit 6-3047 8ummlt. K. J. .»$! Cnlon Place BanmUt 4-1011 Center"hall, living room 16x38 ft. roUR to «lx rooms, unfurnished. 78 Muln Bt. Hackcttstown. N. J^ Summit e-l»3«-M with fireplace, library with fireplace, -SOUTH ORANGE Family of three adults EUnbeth Carl Holmqulst . fOft 8AXB 10-A-UNDEN sun room, dining room, modern kit- 3-5*27. FARMS - HOMES - ACREAGE Ct»u« type bungalow tn excellent chen, bedroom and bath on 1st floor. $11,950 . UNION REaiDENT 62 Passaic Ave. Summit PLI'MJUNO, UEATIN4A e) NEW five-room house. Immediate pos- Four Urge bedrooms, dressing room, BUS1NI5SH IMlDlMCUriES roadiuon/Ytsnkltn School tone. Two Very convenient to Beton Hall, buses,' Mother *>nd child of 13, want apart- of all description* Write vour Tile Contractor SHEET METAL WttfUt t-Miooma. tile bath on first floor, two session. Pull attic, porch, attached 2 modern bsths on 2nd floor. Auto- school, stores; 3 bedrooms, tile bath, ment or nous*, vicinity of Conntctt- xjrooJna. tile bath on second floor. garage. OU heat, insulated walls.. matic hett. insulated; horse and cow tub shower: 2-ear garage; needs cut Farms school. Excellent r«fer- Estimates Cheerfully Given JOHN R CROOT * tKMf Hst M« beat with oil burner, two- BunnysWe section. 110.7SO. Inquire barn, hen houses; 12 acres, trout decorating: owner has Just reduced encrs Write Box 213. Union, N. J. JOHN R. pons Su. 6-3514 rompt possession; net quickly. CAMERAS * PIIOTOGslAPUIC Summit ft-tHtt & JOHWSON ing. ' RAYMOND CONNOLLY CO Business couple. Call ESsex J-SM1 u Suouatt ATCUXM Summit 8-1404 10-C-LAKE MOHAWK PAUL BELDEN, R«aHor Or write Mra. Koch, Jr. 21 OakUid J4ORTGAGE LOANS 8UPPUUDI Realtors 8.O. 3-O4OS Terrace. Newark t, N. J RADIO * RADIO BstTAUUNii FOB SALE 395 Blvd. BO. 8-0928 Mountain Lakes WE «•• wrlttiiR MortKKges up to rrjRNlSHED Modwn Cottage, fU«- I VETERAN, wife and child urgently (0 ye.tra l<<>w Inlerml rates. No EASTMAN'S Attractive borne on corner lot. Guest place, screened porch, large lot. 19-D-SOMERSET COUNTY ROSS RADIO SERVlCm •SXOT and bath on first floor, three 16-G-LNEW PROVII>ENCB need three or four rooms, unfur- |«K«t fees FHA. and convention SM Springfield Aveaw aa«ser bedrooms, two batbs and serv- S4800. 8h. Hills 7-M78. ...•. THE HOME TO TIT nished due to imminent •fiction al rnnrtRiifces aollcltMl. 97 Summit Avenue 11—MADISON YODB POCKETBOOK Call Chatham 4-5I38-W HOME ASSUHEU MOHTGAOB summit e-saoo ttau' quarters on ssoond floor. OU A GOOD BtTY for anyone desiring In- COMPANT Summit *-lO68 Seat, two-car garage. Owner very WE must find 3-J unfurnlihed rooms. It SUMMIT AVK SUMMIT N J taxlow to sell. Price 131.500. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; conven- come from gardening. Almost 3 One to Seven Rooms and Bath Young ChrUtlan coupl* and one CUtANINU CALDWELf. BROTHERS acres of fine land and nearly new Factory Built PHftNB SUMMIT 6-166S "i Jtt)OSTAlN. WHITMORE ient to station and stores; seven greenhouse. Home has 8 rooms, child. Bonus $50. Box 37, Linden EvenlriM Phon« Weatfleld I-0IJ1 470 Springfield Avenue «t JOHNSON rooms bath; newly decorated; two- Observer, Linden J K_ BEDROSIAN * OO. redecorated, bath, extra lavatory Erection and "riuancing' arraiurt. ATtnue Summit g-1404 ear detached garage: lot 120X160: and detached 2-car garage- Excel- SMALL houie or apartment for fam- 43$ SpnngtleM Tel. Summit e-MM lent space for roadside stand. Price Visit oiir Display-room and Office. IINUIMITUIJ H"HA.-«l-ANl> CON- „ 6DHMFT- -: steam h«»t; taM» $185 Price 115.500 Open Dully 9-9. Sat. 9-4, Sun. 1-4. ily of four adults (2 veterans >. C»H VENTIONAL MtlRTllAOE MONET Summit 8-OOM PERRY T. BROWN Gixxi older type home near station and A J. HARMAN A SON, Rmltors $17,500 ' . ASSOCIATED BtJILDINO CORP Talmadge 9-583(1. 26 Green Ave. Madlaon 6-0448 Broad St. and Summit Av*. *5 Bedroom, lavatory first; two JOBS-BICK-8CHM1DT CO.. 421 Cleveland Ave. Tel. PL 8-30S« TEACHEH-VETERAN. wife and child MIXIMITM INTKIIKST HATES F««s Summit 4-091S *zt. NIM plot. Asking S13.O00. 12—MAPLEWOOD 51 Union Place Summit 0-1021 20-SPRINGFrELD STBPHENS-MIUJCR OO. HOLMES AOINCY. KEALTORS h 2-R ROOM apartment. Summit or JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY NOEL RECORD * AKUANCE VUpJe Street Summit 6-1336 18-A-SEASHOBE COMB — SEE — COMPARE vicinity. Call Summit 8-2107-W. M Russell Place SHOP , * LARGE iKdmcwns & J batbs. White JEFFERSON SCHOOL - VACANT New better built brick homes, 4 and 6 NEWLY WED couple deilre 2'4 room APPROVI;D LENDING INSTITU- Summit tVOOM Colonial home. 1st fl. tnrough hall, Brick colonial on large lot. Four bed- THE JERSEY SHORE BECKONS rooma: brick garage: overhead doors; (Including kitchenette) furnished or TION OK FKUERAL HOUSING 30 Beecbwood Road - | Ursr' llrtag room * dining room. room*—2 tile bsths-lavatory on 1st. We own over 300 lots in KILKARt modern Wtchen: sprared cabinets; unfurnished apsrtment. Summit or ADMINISTRATION. , , EASTERN FUEL COMPANY Summit ft-9987 ' vtelnitv. Summit 9-4047-J or Boi 3. aod. kitcbeo. «em. lav^ lge. screenedn Oil Heat. 2-ear gar»g«~~m»Id's room PARK. OAK PARK and CEPARWOOD. hardwood floors; copper plumbing; tile porcu. Fin. panelled _j«w"° and bath on third. Aik for Mr. AUiOts are 50 x 100 Good title, splra- bath; large expansion attics. O.I. $1,000 Summit Herald. 23*-m Broad StraoC SUPREME RADIO room la lissimsnt gas find air did Plne> Woods, oneimile ,u>^o<^, Summit 9-O0M room la lissimsnt gas find air con B CARETtJL family of 3 adults (no peU) SALES A SERVICE «iuon«« i beat, attactMtttMdd aarasaaras^nlc^ e SALISBURY AND ROUX. Inc. $150 up. ALSO 34 LOTS 3 blocks from "aHfe ^CONSTRUCTION CO , INC. will pay $2W to rent your furnished "HOME OWNERS let in DIM neighborhood. Priced 3 Highland PI., Maplewood Morris Ave. (turn left at Moeasnpr Ave., home In Bummlt or Short Hills, July Offset th» hiRher c««t c* living with REPAIRING 329 Morris Ave. Su lUhUhtt. SO 2-7774 Kves. BP B-8181J 225- tfi1»WVS. 83BP5 opposite Urchmont Estates). and August through Labor Day. rflduced monthly mcUnsge oajfments. All types of record players SFENCUt M. MABSN, Realtor 110 while you sr«- away on vacation. The If you ar» paying more than a i% SUMMIT ELECTRICAL. 24 Beechwood gpad.^. ,„. READY FOR OCCUPANCY 22—UNION Robert J. Hogans. LaKe Mohawk. rate on your mortfase. Investigate and car radloj repaired. Su S-I90O Evea. as Bun. 8U <-308«. l«7i OB WyomuiB. attractive »U brick cen- Box 34B. Sparta, N. J. our reflnatirlnn plan. SERVICE CO. ter hsll English type, living room, din- UNION REALTORS Phon* US. J-1500 Wiring—AH Types Installations ROOFING A RAMTT BAY HEAD SHORES-Pt Pleasant on FAMILY of 3 urgently need « to i- CT«OO» built artistic bungalow. Brick, ing room, modero kitchen, powder WILLIAM BAUER. JR. room spartment or house, will deco- and ask for Mf'Johnson or call aitte room, breakfast room, sunroorn, open Barnegat Bay Choice Bay and La- TJnloovUle 2-3*00 mVINGTON NATIONAL BANK Repairs—Prompt Service '.sartw sad alat* roof, first floor, Uv- goon front lots. Office on property. rate and maintain, can furnish ref- LARRY MAY >ig room, dining room, kitchen, two porch, 4 bedrooms. 2 tll« bsths cedar R MANOKLS & CO. erence of 14 years' residence. Call at the Cenltr Summit e-1531 closet on second. One room, bath »nd NEJECHO BEACH. Adamston. N. J. Dnlonvllls 2-3000 Irvlngton. N. J. • 84-86 Franklin Place <««roo!ns, tile toath and shower. Sec- on south shore Metedeconk Rlvo TJnvl 2-3678-M. oad noor. two twedrooma, one tile bath, storage on third. Attached guraee. L J. ZEHNBAIfKR oil heat, Venetian blindi. Large lot. New lagooa just completed. RESPONSIBLE veteran, wile, no chll- Phone Su. 6-5332 ••sple ctoMta throughout Two car Unlonvllls 2-23O0 dr«i desire 2*3 room »partm«nt. STORES FOR BENT mate, AutomaUc beat, excellent lo- well landscaped. Call for Inspection. LOT on Olen Avenue, n»r 8t. Mi- aTEPHENS-MILLXR OO. TREE EXFEJCTS ntton. Prmnkun School. Price $25,000. THE TICHENOR EXCHANGE. Realtor mELLfBHOBBS. oonn chael's Church and Onion Center. kitchenette Evenings 8. O »-4t74. CENTRALL* located store, 30x00, heat JOHN & KOHLSB. "eaUo* 328 Main St., Eaat Orange Rlvir in BrteUe HUls new 60 x 120 ft.. 80 fti wide in rear. EX-NAVAL officer, wife, brother des- and.water included. Bent $125. 38 Ruaselt Place haBl B»W0or orange 2-1617 or Qrangt »4 Price $1,900. J. Leddy. Toms River, perately need four or nye-rocwa JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO. Summit N. J. CERTIFIED TREE EXPERT flo^ Realtor* PAT VO A VISIT N. J. i _: apartmeart. furnished or unfurnish- Removal Specialist Oa 8at. or ftm. aturnoom. If in a 12-B-MENDHAM ed Will pay up to SU per month }1 Union Place Bummlt 0-10» EASTERN F-UEL COMPANY W5.W0 four bedroom home or one at sssar WA^si KENILWORTH rent. 8. o a-9054. STOKE for rent—Academy and Sec- 233-239 Broad Street J. O. Finn Sa »-33$*-J vxvm a tlVOOO to flMOO bo— - IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, in pic- POINT PLEABANT 5-0403. APARTMENTS 5 or « rooms In Sum- ond street*. South Orange •Pett our •rlecuoo of nomea. only. ; storage. New building, good Uans- CIBA Be««arch chemist and wife pirtatlon. parking, eroas ventilation runeral Senrlcs Summit 6-3361 or Summit «-W!f A. V. UPDBGRAFF, Agent knd IlKht Apply SETBACK. MR'fl REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE (teacher) evicted June 15. Des- Summit t-WT 161 8piingflsld AvessM 'D$a you aes our Mcnrark l*ew» *2 Office, Shark River Hills perately need furnished or un- Road. Summit. N J Call Su «:J««L_ usd«r Cbataam on Wednesday* mead JWT8, » * 1««. «nd SO X 111. Melsel furnished house nr isparunemt ^ « again on Friday.) Neptune. New Jersey avenue, near Morris e.v«nu«, Spring- three sdults. Call CIBA Bu 6-3500. OFFICES FOR RENT Hiiatug and Sheet Metal Work WINDOW SHADES srt**eje«U« ejo field. Terms to suit. BO 3-3887. Ext. 3M. VENETIAN BUWDS aditloeMd for tmroeaiatf occu 93 Parlcer avenue. Maplewood. COOPLE—Residents of E«t Orange OFFICE SPACE available In cent*r of A. A L. ENGINEERING CO. ncy, alll arita •etomaU•etomaUss beat twenty-five J«rs. CJean. quiet, re- town. Immediate occupancy, oooa Stock and custom-made shades howB br appolatnxBlatxBt through ttis WANTED TO RENT fined, financially responsiMe De- location for Isnryer or doCor. $W P. O. Box 383 Summit offiw. dtam esWM WXM *» alres 3-4 rooms. •PProiimately $4S per niontli. '••- Su. 6-6733 and blinds made on premises. For PtgMinee t*mm en lalaww APARTMINT8 and honW Jor em Will decorate. Bo* 1*. c/o The Item SPENCER M. MABEN. Realtor estimate call Su. 643S9. TB« ployees of Standard Oil Develop- Mllbura. Sales and Service for Winter ment Co.; within commuting dl»» 24 Beechwood Road Bummlt 6-1900 CSHTHI C HsWET Terms. FRBB BOOKUfT. oR RENT: Larg» Store Building in Air Conditioned Unit* WINDOW. SHOP. tanca of Baywajr Bennery. WO0«»- REAL ESTATE WANTED main business center. Otvaln nr De- >" Mairi* m. —SSlI EDITH WOERNHI WrlU or contact Service Depart- BHORK ACBK8 partment store. 41 x 110. a Stores, ment. Standard Oil Development HOMES A INVESTMENT available immedUtely. ,. INSVLATJOIf SUMMIT-VJCWnTT OSBOBNvTUAK- Co., P O Bo* 243. KlUabrth B. PROPERTIES •• HOLMES AOKNCf. Reelwrs W. J.; phone EL. 2-TO00. eat. 2837. 45 Maple St. Summit 6-I3M I&HNS-MAJNVTLLB sa*t SMS tOWO BEACH ISLANDJ W«nt«d-ln th*'"Oranges. Hapls- !T£F ftlc Houie u well eoTuiwed THIS WEEK BUSINESS couple desires 3-3-4 rooms. wood. Short MIIK Summit, stc SUMMIT HUME INSULATION wnu esr eett Mr b drool Buy Bonds B Ocean front home, * * "fA furnished or unfurnished. B^naM -BALES - APPRAISALS • OFPICE 8OJTE. for Immediate occu- 67-71 Union Place ejw. i or vicinity. Occupancy Septernber. RA NC pWy. Maple Bt. locstlon W ,««**' MANAGEMENT- . INJ!' , " lawyer or other suitable business. Summit. N. J •-CHATHAM Montllor, Ml Melrote Place. South DONALD W. WOJJETT, ReeJtor Orange »-8iC « Halatead St., nge. WALTER A. MCHAMABA. *»£*** Summit TWO •atUfc. at VKTRRAN wife ileslrs tnree;r«o« Phon« Halateae Oil d t-lliSt.,l B«st orangeOR.. N 4 37 Mapll St.* Bummlt tW Cha spartment Call Cranford Oi tlil *»*lt OR M» «B^ Keansburt M. f. mm .1' THE SUMMIT H«AU>, THURSOAV. MAY I, 1147 Reactivated 7H* vfMCfe ifpeji WScboiPupfc t*fc»>eag«i oar vehicles figure* Division incliwlts 1) 4a It per «*nt' of New Jersey's that the Wane* of \»imm accident* test yemr and » To Prcsfflt Views Summit Officer! beta fulfinea. aad It •*# •• p work ii V* «MW by u<, far cent were commercial ve- The famed 7tth OivMon artitkry tbattuat wttfMaaoav tk» OSaV Inclea. THere were tOSO bus ac- and U»U> Held arUUery group, mitUe has as btfteattes o< «4oe«. I; eompared with Jjftj ia At County Meeting which includes several Suoaait ing any new obJeetlvM but wlM BoU at «e»e At Uw afternoon aeasion of the keld reoaot •—itlrsgj wtt co«. Uaioa County Youth Welfare reeidenU, will conduct am aciiva- feel that it* mJaaioii IM* bats com- h tion ceremony at the Kluabeth pleted when the epeeifle ajaifa- mittees setected by tht Boud of Council to be held at the Cran- Trosteas ef Overlook. ftrrd Hifh School o« Tuesday, Armory, Friday, May M, at t:M ment* gives to tt ejr raaeiwtio* «f May 13. five high sohooi pupils p.m. , will present their views on current It waj \ht T6tb DivUion which yotttb problems. Repr*aeat*tiv«* acut the first infantry batUlion of tbt ham, tte church, tit* across th» flemagen bridge across CELLARS • WALLS . GROUNDS •ebools, the youth serving agen- the Rhine in the recent war and cies and law enforcement group* it ako participated in the St. MADE DRY will answer those young people ia Mibiel and Meuse battle* of World a program patterned after "Al- War I. Among the officers arc iens Alley.** wade possible through C#pt, ,Poft*44 M. Brandin, U "THE-RIKER-WAY" the cooperation of Fred Alien. Whittredg* road; Capt. Edgar P. The young people taking part Smith, 4» Proapect HiU Avenue; DUWWAW MASONtY "nat4<0MB- are: Barbara LHgga, Summit; Lieut. Russell T. Kerby, Jr., • Carol Waldman, Elisabeth; Jim Hobart avenue and Major Therms ot. 4.7032 *nn t p. M. FACKAMD MMWMJCaW ITS MttJUWXTIf. CAaW the board: and 24 J«MK, Beaher, Plainfield; Pick DuffiekL U Marck, 11 Kendrick road. Packard Motor Car Co. hac just produced ita nil- ploy**, wto helped build the fin* Packard €**»**> Cranford; and Leroy Parker, Un- U SO. OtATON MIWAT E OKiUHM lionth automobile-« JM8 Super-Eight Convertible. in J8». The first Packard was built la Wum, €>., The ceremony which will be ion. The adults are: I>r. John Ai the ear rolled off the assembly lint, it wa* met Nov. a, }«i. New to tte James Ward Packard K»- open to the, general public will Wesley Lord. WestfieW; Mrs. by (left to right) Georgt T. Christopher, president gineering Laboratory at Lenigh University, eld also include short e>ddreaaea by Charle* R. ferguaon. Fan wood; and general manager; Alvan Macau ley, chairman *f Model A was teased for the event prominent army officer* and pub- George F. Freifeld, Roaelle; Allan lic officials. Each' unit will be R. Deveoney, Summit; and Hon. presented with it* colons. Former Progressive Cob Service Zeigner Store Ubby K. Sachar, Piainfield. comnMndrnt; officers who served in Located in Brood Strear United Campaign Divide late Groups World War I and in World War II and between the wars have Progressive Cab Service has Celebrating .(Continued from pag« II Following this presentation, the Announcement of opened an office and waiting audience will be divided into fif- been invited to* attend the re- room at 391 Broad street with Industrial Conference Board fig- teen groups to discuss the prob- activation of these reeerve units. uniformed chauffeurs in atten- MM Birthday ures showing that the small cor- lem* confronting youth today. dance. There it also an office at Joseph Dickens, a veteran''dis- The knowledge of European fur- ure to start working from," Mr. probation officer, Elizabeth; Col. material, . Pierion has taken over the hardware charged for disability, who served niture craftsmanship learned dur- English atid, ^anyway, each J. If M. Dudley, Board of Free- four years in the Army, is head ing extensive traveling has proven Summit businessman," for bis holders, Elisabeth; Mi&s Eva Ce- anrner£ THEM UNDER PRESSURE, 1 THEREBY RETAINING ca, that an offical branch Keens- • , THEIR NATURAL FLA- TIRE and TUBE , . . regardfee. of ing station IKS been established j VOR AND TENDERNESS. REDUCED SPRING PRICES at Roy's Hobby * Toy Shop, STEAKS ana SEA FOOD condition agcrinet the purchoee ef the krteet typo flnt Springfield ajuenue. Served Anytime Grant of Use licensing franchise Refreshen in Lounfe grade new Pateenyer Car Tire and Tube .. • means that the new station will CALL SUMMIT 4-0006 serve a» local headquarters for the Mmctacen Mode issuance of model aero flying li- HOSE MARK FIRESTONE ... OOODYIAt... OOODRICM cense* necessary for participation •uooer PUN In officially sanctioned contest* Noo* U. S. ...KILLY IN STOCK and record trials. In addition, late bulletins on contest announce- I** W I (at tfcf Hammopd Organ) •NHI in e n t s, interpretation* and 1 • r. M. *»1 Close OIL BURNERS changes-In regulations governing aerornodeling competition* and 7001II new* ef Interest to aQ model IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION aeronaut* will be disseminated from AJt A. headquarters through A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY the new station. /OH CAK DklVtRSI We wIN replace your old wonvout burner or tasted bolter-burner units com- The Egyptian goose, sometime* «. s. MVWIMWT sKcmaiioii plete with new type slender radiators. A wnoH cottage or en upaHimat home. observed at an altitude of 35,000 feet I* said to be the highest flyer OX>aU *TR» SCOTCH 1TLAIBI of thr bird family. ONB BLOCK OFT ROUTR » •. •. • i SURPLUS MOTOR OIL NO DOWN PAYMENT. 36 MONTHS TO PAY PURI MINERAL RAM ^x RRST PAYMENT DUE NOV. 1 COTTON SQUARES SAI40Onl, r ULUM • •• . ' ' - if • ' Thee* attractive yard eewue eettea rugs MITO any 5 flee* e«vvring •isTalt—L The eefoage ta nude a* they oan be eewsi iagtthti ta make nsgs fif op t* WxW. In green, bhie. gray. ft*4ge. reOew, reee astd' white. $7.35 a square yard, MAIL EASTERN FUEL CO. AND PHONI 233 Broad St., Summit Su. t-OOM 519Mil1bumAve, ORDERS Short nilts FHL£O S.H 7-25TO