WESTFIELD LEADER the Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper in Union County Entered As Second Class Matter Published IXTY-SBVENTH YEAR—No

Fashioned Sale Days • Today • Tomorrow - Saturday THE WESTFIELD LEADER The Leading And Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper In Union County Entered as Second Class Matter Published IXTY-SBVENTH YEAR—No. 47 Port Office. Wcitfleid. N. J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 Every Thursd 32 Pages—10 Cento DavlTown-wide Playfields Register 2,581 Garbage Disposal Drought Forces Continued nt Gets At End Of Five Weeks Problem Plagues fay Today Westfield Area Joseph E. Coleman, director of Lawn Sprinkling Curbs ternoon at Grant School play- recreation, announced this week is Offer that the registration on West., ground. State to Prohibit nual field's nine playgrounds has Special events planned for the Open Dumping; reached 2,581 at the end of a next few weeks include; Trip to Mental Health Water Company Bargains five-week period. The total daily Sea Bay Park Monday by the New Means Sought attendance for this same period Teen-Age Playground; handicraft oned Bargain Sales was 31,429. exhibit Aug. 7 at all playgrounds. The sanitary landfill method of Fund at $10,575 Retains Twice semi-annual three More than a dozen balloons Prizes will be awarded for the garbage disposal may require too sale event, spon- have returned from their asceir- most completed projects through- much open land to solve West- Weekly Schedule iWestfield merchants, sion at the playground Olympics out the season, for the best work- field's garbage troubles, accord- Uses Outlined ,tM> morning and con- July 20. Cards postmarked from manship plus other special awards; ng to Mayor H. Emerson Thomas. By Chairman t UHIffow and Satuvday. Cranford, Brooklyn, and Staten town badminton tournament Aug. The situation resulted from a | In face of the most severe _ I HUI which is sponsored by Island, .were among the early re- 8 at Jefferson School Playground; state edict prohibiting open dump- I di ought that has faced Now Jer- John E. McAuliffe Jr., 105 Golf '•(y in 100 years, the Plainfleld- f littaU ftrades Division of the turns. The contest closes at mid- a roller skating party and a teen- ng as a means of garbage dis- edge, chairman of the 1957 Men •Mkbir New York Pastor that talks with neighboring com- apy for recovering mental pa- dents are included in the Thurs- M, practically at their grounds visited each week. Next grounds. This will begin Monday, munity officials have failed to tients; preventive and stlgma- day and Sunday group. tcr variety, greater Tuesday afternoon the ponies will Aug. 12 at 0:45 on the high school turn up a satisfactory site ,for lemovlng education through Its According to the water com- greater value for be at Grant and Wilson School grounds. Dr. Walker To such an operation. The sanitary county-wide program service; free MISS MARY ROE pany, the two-month-long drought •In ( dollar, it was noted, playgrounds. The weekly town tournament ndflll process requires a large hoapitalkation for persona in has affected the entire Eastern nts of participating Trips to Bowcraft on Rt. 22 are was held on Roosevelt Playground, Preach Sunday area isolated from potential or need; flee information service; seaboard. ' ^throughout this issue still going on each week from a This week the various playground actual residential development. spearheading leadership which will Name Westfielder Water conservation should be rated that shoppers different playground. Tomorrow Dr. Halph Cj. Walker, pastor of The mayor said he Is doubtful continue to interpret the need for practised by all, for it the drought champs demonstrated their skills more adequate treatment and pre- and make up their Jefferson playgrounders will leave in horseshoe and quoit throwing. the Madison Avenue Baptist that such a site may be found continues and water unitcct at 12:45 and return at 3:15 p.m. within heavily-populated Union ventive mental health services— t from them. The fallowing children repre- Church, New York, will preach at To League Post dwindle, It is quite possible that Ih-ber of Scotts, ap- Next Friday children from Colum- County, or that any community within the communities of Union severe restrictions will have to be Tlitbee chairman by bus and Washington School will sented their playgrounds in this the worship service at 9:30 a.m. would allow such an operation County and in county and state tournament: Lincoln, Joe Wein- Institutions; and to bring- to West- imposed in most water service dis- .«l of Arthur Stev- make the trip. Canoeing, archery Sunday in the First "Baptist within its boundaries. Miss {toe Heads tricts in this section of the coun- and miniature golf are featured. traub and Jim Waters; Washing- Church. Announcement was made If the dumping site is not close Held the benefit of county-wide, rcports that "the ton, Jim Ward, Scott Miner, Steve state-wide and nation-wide pro- County TB Unit try," the water company warned. J Westfield are going The annual playground fair was by Harry Hooper, chairman of the to the collection area, however, the At present, there is little dan- held at all play areas yesterday as English and Dennis Burk; Grant, grams of research, education, per- ! to their customers summer service committee. Dr. costs mount rapidly, he pointed sonnel recruitment, and service. ger of a pressure failure, it was ays yet. Spe- this week's special event. Booths Jerry Post and Charles Kiley; out. Miss Mary Ewoll Roe of Willow Columbus, Roland Smith, David Walker will preach on the subject, These funds will also help to sup- Grove road today assumed her reported. Tho cooperation of local bcing placed on of all types were displayed and Mayor Thomas emphasized that port mental hygiene clinic service residents In observing the sprink- winners of weekly ribbon awards Long, John Cerillo and Brock "Men of Mercy In An Age Of talks with Plalnfield, Scotch duties as the new executive direc- summer and fall Coleman; Jefferson, Bill Kervick for Westficld residents for the tor of the Union County Tubercu- ling has allowed the company to available. Months will be announced in next week's Force," and music for the service Plains mid Fanwood officials, current year. replenish Its supply each evening, Leader. The town paddle tennis and Richard Roland; McJCInley, aimed at an area solution to the losis and Health League. She suc- preparation are John Mauser and Emory Johnson; will be furnished by the summer ceeds Miss Stella O. Kline, execu- a spokesman said. linate the program," championship will be held this af- chair under the direction of the problem, are still in the prelimi- In commenting upon the success He declared that "The Water Roosevelt, Marty Howarth, Jon nary stage. Westfield is also re- tive for the past 20 years, who •re advised to look Jackson, Richard Thorburn and Rev.Jet E. Turner, associate min- of the 1957 drive, Admiral A. D. has retired. Company Is,most appreciative of Fashioned Bargain lying upon the ilahway Valley Alexis, .305 South Euclid avenue, the fine cooperation which its Dan Smith. ister. Sewage Authority to provide at Miss Hoe was formerly execu- i In the wlndow>i vice chairman of the Westfield tive secretary of the Patrick customers and municipal official* { has been assisted 'by New Boro Bond In horseshoes Roland Smith of Dr. Walker, a Baptist leader least advice, and possibly a so- committee of the Uunon County have given. It has enabled the Columbus came in flraf in the sin- lution to the problem, he aaid. Henry Tuberculosis Association in (thai of Reinhart's, for many years, is a former vice- Association for Mental Health, Virginia and a field -worker of the company to refill Its reservoirs I of Jane Smith's and gles match, with (Bill Kervick of pointed to the dramatic growth In every, night, thus maintaining pres- Jefferson second, and Joe Weln- president of the American Bap- Virginia Tuberculosis Association. ring ol th« Clara Vote Nov. 14 tilt Convention, and is chairman financial support for the program She Is a past president of the Vlr sures In fire hydrants and result, •»-,..* '..• *. traub of Lincoln third. I* the of the Mental Health Association of kh« evangelism committee for ginla Conference of Tuberculosl' ing also in everyone having an of "Old Fashioned Boro Man To whisk h»» .been achieved in this Bfchodi Proopaul To and Jon Jackson of Roosevelt took ityMtitt tf community since the first fund" W^orkera, cn»lrtnan'<«£WiVehilriH- " will be carried out tWlnu the years, he has held pas- tation committee, and aefved on necessary purposes." ' ' flr«t place, with Jerry*Post and drive in 1963, which netted ap- No end to the sprinkling restric- Be Resubmhted Charles Kiley of Grant second torates Including the Euclid Ave- Head State Legion proximately $BO0. its administrative practices com nue Baptist Church, Cleveland, mlttee. She Is a member of the tions arc seen at the present time. and Roland Smith and David Long "We believe this heartwarming The Water Company Mates that MOUNTAINSIDE—Nov. 14 has of Columbus third. the Baptist Temple, Los 'Angeles, National Conference of Tubercu- been' tentatively set as the date and the First Baptist Church, Warren Davies response indicates that residents losis Workers, serving on its conv no change may be considered in ister for a, second bond issue referen- In quoit singles Jerry Post of Portland, Ore. of Westfield recognize the import- mlttee for the study of program the schedules until the drnught ia dum on construction of an ele- Grant took first honors, with Rich- Named Saturday ance of supporting our voluntary activities, and' a member of the ended. mentary school in Woodacres ard Thorburn of Roosevelt second He has served on preaching citizens' organization which Is American Occupational Therapy \m Given drive. and Emory Johnson of McKinley missions with the armed forces MOUNTAINSIDE — Warren R. working to meet the total problem Association. third. In quoit doubles Richard the assignments taking him to al Davies "of 317 Old Tote road wan of mental illness — the disease Voters rejected a $640,000 bond parts of the world, Ho brought A graduate of the Philadelphia Increase In issue in the first referendum in Thorburn and Dan Smith of Roose- elected state commander of the which Is taking an apnual toll of School of Occupational Therapy, Have Been a Third velt placed first with Billy Kervick the devotional messages at the American Legion Saturday in its more than a billion tux dollars and was the theme of a January. The Board of Educa- sessions of the American 'Baptist Miss Roe served for two years as tion's move to ftnr.nce a 10-room and Richard Roland of Jefferson, annual convention in Trenton Sat- causing an untold loss in nian the assistant director of occupa- tig the "Stockholm" Convention held three years ago urday. power and in human, happiness," Milk Price Seen Doria" disaster at school in the Woodacres drive, in Minneapolis, and each year is Admiral Alexis said. tional therapy at Retreat Hospital, Pembroke area was defeated 3-2. (Continued on Page 14) Davits, 87, succeeds Harry N. Pennsylvania. For three years Club luncheon session guest speaker in, several schools Weeks of Belleville as head of the Most local dairies will increase The architect, David Ludlow, and colleges. she was assistant director of oc- the retail price for milk tod»y as has been reviewing the plans for state organization. He is a vet- cupational therapy, Four Winds C. Carruthers, who pres- Summit Concert Band The children's division of the eran of the Navy and a field man- Cranford Girl Is a federal milk marketing order Mf fa (hlef engineer of Over- the school, at the direction of the goes into effect. board, in an attempt to cut the Church School will hold its session ager of customer engineering for (Please turn to page 2} Ik Hatpital and has had an ex- To Play in Mindowaskin Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Children of International Business Machines. Second Polio Victim It appears that the average in- Mhw rtaMtime background, said cost. crease will be approximately l'/i Indications are there will be pre-school age should be taken Davies will not take office until • fcU "carefully studied" testi- The Summit Community Con- directly to their rooms. All other Miss Gladys It. Sorge, 21, of Auxiliary Seeks cents a quart. The new price for M]T M4 farts of the collision.' little or no cut in cost. Wal- cert Band will give a pops conceit September, since the New Jersey Cranford, was reported In fair homogenized milk Is expected to lace A. Depp, board president, has children will attend worship serv- lvention is to be held earlier Plastic Decorations •'MM ha believes that barring in Mindowaskin Park Aug. 8 it ice, and .will leave for their class condition at Presbyterian Hos- be 29 cents a quart for home d&- f, Iht most, plausible expla- pointed out the lapse of a year in approximately 8:15 p.m., Joseph than usual because the national pital, New York City. Ivery and from 27 to 29 cents a the anticipated date for comple- sessions at the time of the chil convention will be held Sept. 14- «f the facts shows that the E. Coleman, recreation director, dren's recessional. Miss Sorge, Union County's Styrofoitm tails, the snow-like quart for store sales. K tion of the school has made the announced today. The band will 13 in Atlantic City. plastic decorations popular during; |M> tmti by the third officer who Visitors, newcomers, and those second poliomyelitis victim this The new marketing order, first Wifcrff of the "Stockholm" school situation worse. be under the direction of Anthony Formerly a resident of Roselle summer, is the daughter of Mr. the Christmas season, are the ob- to Include the 13 North Jersey A seven-week timetable to com- Ingram. The band has recently without regular church homes, are Park—and commander of Roselle ject of an intensive search by ' hem lights of a mer- invited to attend the services. and Mrs. Herbert F. Sorge. counties, sets the minimum that i oi tanker and not the plete all the preparatory work, given concerts at Lions Veterans Park Post 60 — Davies recently Gary Franklin, 3, son of Mr. members of the Senior Auxiliary the processor may pay to the "Andrea Doria" as from revision of the bond figures, Hospital, Canoe Brook Country moved to Mountainside. He is and Mrs. John H. Franklin of Ro- to the Children's Country Home. lalry farmer for raw milk. >•"•• med. This theory, through submission to the Depart- Club in Chatham, Memorial Field, married and has two daughters selle, the county's first victim this The balls are to be decorated like Tha new minimum will approxi- «- not absolve person- ments of Local Government and Summit and other surrounding Describes Role and a son. season, was released over the Christmas tree ornaments and sold mate $8.58 a hundredweight (46.5 ci ship, but would ap- Education was outlined. towns. Music will consist of class- Also at the convention major weekend from Muhlenborg Hos- the auxiliary's fair on the quarts) of raw milk. Some dairies feai up the mystery of Preliminary to that, a commu- ical and semi-classical selections party candidates for governor pital, Plainfield. grounds of the home Sept. 14. are now paying $5 to $5,25 per that actually took nity relations program, designed plus some popular marches. Fur- In Boys' Nation spoke to the Legionnaires. State hundredweight. Most dairies are to sell the school to the -voters, ther details will be announced next Senator Malcolm S. Forbes (R- expected • to pass the increased Somerset) of Bedminster spoke •tnjr was presided over (Please turn to page 2) week. "An unforgettable experience" Legislative Action on Water costs along to their customers. nt t arlton Bunker. Ker- is the way Joseph W. Freeman against 100 per cent assessment The new marketing order af- Imifduced the speaker. if. describes his recent role in the of real estate in New Jersey. He fects 35 New York counties, and Scott Morton of Bears- American Legion-sponsored Boys' said it would reduce the value of Solution Urged by Advisory Unit the IS New Jersey counties. A (lard, gave the invoca- Red Cross Appeals For Funds To Nation. Jody was one of two the $500 tax exemption for vet- previous marketing order affect- I was a guest of Carolug erans. ed only the New York state sec- boys from New Jersey who par- Gov. Robert B. Meyner, running TRENTON—In view of the crit- Following is the report issued played the piano. ticipated in the experiment in fed- by the committee: tion of the New York metropoli- Aid Hurricane Audrey Victims for reelection as the Democratic ical water sh«rtage now plaguing tan area. JTaylor welcomed guests, eral government in Washington, most sections of New Jersey, the "At recent Senate Committee Ided Howard Gross, Or- D. C., last week. candidate, spoke several hours barely reflect the determination earlier than his Republican rival State Water Resources Advisory hearings, opponents of the advis- Lauren V. Pohlman Westfieid-Mountainside area "They kept us busy every min- KaufuiHiin Heads ; Charles E. Dooley, residents who have not yet con- with which the thousands of vic- nd said: Committee today issued a report ory committee's water plan have tims, and the hundreds of Bed ute of every day," he says, start- "Anybody who has a stock on the status of its program de- advanced a Round Valley proposal ffee and Leo Danzis of tributed to the Red Cross special ing with the political conventions Lawyers for Forbes • the Rev. Hugh Roberts disaster fund drive were urged to- Cross volunteers and staff who answer or a simple solution for signed to solve the state's water as a substitute. The committee, in day by Chairman Herbert L. are helping them face the strug- of the mythical Nationalist and the tax assessment problem problems. its initial report, recommended the d, England; George Wil- Federalist parties. development of the Round Valley Albert II. Kaufmsnn of 677 Vance to send their checks to gle of bringing order out of chaos," doesn't know all the facts." Tho committee, through its he said. Joiiy was assigned to the Na- Meyner added that the subject Reservoir, not as a substitute for ihadowlawn drive has been named ton to page 2) local chapter headquarters, 321 chairman George F. Smith, warn- hairman of the Union County Re- Elm street, as soon a3 possible. tionalist Party at Boys' State was under study by experts of the vitally needed on-river reser- According to Mr. Vance, latest where he was one of the two the State Tax Policy Commission. ed that New Jersey is confronted voirs, but as an important sup- publican Lawyers for Forbes Com- ftfielders "Contributions to the fund available information from Red boys from New Jersey selected to He said its report—due in Decem- with a critical decision in its long plement to them. It is an incon- mittee. Assemblyman G. Clifford Accident. drive now being'conducted by the Cross disaster headquarters in attend the national conclave. It ber—should be examined before battle to overcome a perilous water trovertible fact that Round Val- Thomas of Elizabeth, executive Red Cross on a nation-wide basis Lake Charles, La., includes these was as a member of the same any solutions were offered.1 shortage, and urged the legisla- ley cannot logically serve as a sub- hairman and campaign manager are being used exclusively to aid statistics for Louisiana and Texas: party that he ran for secretary ture and the public to recognize stitute for the Raritan Basin plan. for the Republican County Com- itfield residents were in- Families affected, 28573; con- the long-range detriment to the iday night when cars op- Hurricane Audrey sufferers," Mr. of the Senate in Washington. He (Please turn to page 2) They represent two entirely dilfer- mittee, made the announcement. Vance said. firmed death toll, 321; persons in- wa3 beaten, he says, primarily state should action on the solution ent purposes. The proposal to Kaufmann was once a candidate Louis Cuseo of 114 jured, 4,421; persons hospitalized, again be delayed. for the Republican nomination for , and Ro'bert Lassey of Pointing out that the "all-too- because the Federalists managed substitute Round Valley for on- 157; persons given mass care, 67,- to dominate the elections. Kitchen Damaged The.Senate Committee on Revi- river reservoirs would be con- 1 evry lane collided in numerous floods, hurricanes, and 110; homea destroyed, 1,282; Springfield. tornadoes of the past two years "I had more fun just as a sena- By Stove Blaze sion and Amendment of Laws, fronted by these insurmountable homes damaged, it fill; other headed by Sen. Wayne Dumont obstacles: GOING ON was reported suffering have cost the American Red Cross buildings destroyed or damaged, tor anyway," he says "because 'ained neck muscle and a more than $50,000,000 in relief those elected to office can't par- Flames did approximately $500 (E.-Warren), will meet today to "The Round Valley plan pro- BE SURE TO HAVE THE 10,403; families registering for act on "the committee's recommen- :ull fracture in Overlook operations," ^lr. Vance reported ARC financial assistance, 2,918; ticipate in the debates or any of damage to kitchen walls, ceilinjj, posed by thq Stony Brook group LEADER FORWARDED TO Summit, where he and that the limit of Red Cross funds the other business on the Senate stove and cabinets Tuesday night dation for the issuance of $14,- calls for exporting water from estimated registration total, 4,200. 000,000 in bonds to finance con- fun::» were taken by the available for disaster relief has floor. That's where all the fun n a one-story frame house at Raritan Valley to northeast) sec- YOUR NEW ADDRESS Rescue Squad, almost been reached. Citizens advisory committees was." 1106 Columbus avenue. struction of Hat-Han Basin rcscr- tion of New Jersey, without first for 'minor cuts and are now reviewing all individual The 'biggest thrill was meeting Owner Arthur Hingel said he voivs at Stony Rrook, near Prince- considering the needs of the yal- In This Issue Hurricane Audrey, which family fund awards to the victims was broiling lamb chops when ton, and at Spruce Run, near Clin- e five passengers in the smashed into the Gulf Coast on President Eisenhower in the gar- lcy itself. Raritan Valley com- , Mr. and Mrs. Cuseo by the Red Cross workers who den of the White House. The rease caught fire and set the ton. munities have been understandably About Town With June 27 and tore apart the lives of are helping determine their own walls ablaze. He attempted to put The program recommended by daughter, Gloria, 4, and some 28,500 Texas and Louisiana president spoke to the boys about adament in their refusal to export Sally ie Simone of 118 Green resources and needs. 15 minutes. ut the flames with a fire extin- the advisory committee, appointed water from the valley before their Business Directory families, will cost the American ;uisher but could not control them. 11 months ago to offer a solution her son, James, 4. Red Cross over $2,000,000, sic- Red Cross workers estimate that The most likeable of the legis- own dire netds are fulfilled. It is Church News . Robert Polewka re- over 4,000 of the affected fami- ators he met "was 89-year-old Two pumper trucks and hook- to the state's pressing water needs, inconceivable that these commun- Classified cording to a report by the National culls for the development of addi- at (the accident took Headquarters, Mr. Vanee stated. lies will apply for long-term re- Sen. Theodore Francis Green .nd-ladder were called to the ities would compromise on this Editorials . Cuseo was crossing habilitation assistance in rebuild- fD-RI>, oldest member of the cene and the fire was extinguish- tional water supplies -on a self- vital point afTectinjr their welfare, Obitui'-iea eastbound to the west- "With the grim tack of locating ing or restoring homes, farm Senate. , The local youth looked ed in 40 minutes, fire officials re- sustaining and self-liquldatinff "Curiously enough the • oppo- Playing the to enter a. parking area the dead and assessing the de- buildings, boats, and other means him up because he was a classmate ported. Hingel said that the West- basis. Users of the water even- nents of Stony Brook seem oblivi- Social ~ was traveling west in struction to lives and property f his grandfather Freeman at ield Fire Department answered tually would pay the tost of the Sports nearly completed, the statistics (Please turn to page 2) j Brown University. his call within two minute* < bond issue. (Please turn to paga 2) Theatres I Fined 32fiO On i Driving (Continued from paare 1> ; WiUixr iliiiarn, ;5, ••( Jcvrev Trig, be launched. A meetinir i*ir:ky, ••.>ns iir.pu a total of *200] sehedaled Monday nifcht to plan a - Tnci'riav tiiarht r,y Msirutrato Wil-: fcrochurr explaining: the physical! liam M. tfrai-d for ullowiwr .in in- • OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY E^EMIfUSS plant of the proposed ,chool, she ' licensed una int&xicatc-u perron to; need for it and financing. lirivi1 ni< ar. Fred 0. WiUauer was .leie-j Hillard -.cstined that he was, gated, to contatt authority ut ,-.t. ; nalaop in thei bad: rat "* JD '" James Catholic Church. Spring; when the ••-•hwl •>» turned <>vtr. •e'latlor or the Newsrt: Diocese toils- ,Iohn Henry ™itn ..» .iei>.ej ; •trtei* ndVT g Ileha*] " parochial -ehool would I . iisal aulGi ! tine, :

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maintenance." j Dover and fltrbert Schwartz of ! Tlie hill haa been paid. The ! Millburn, were fined IIS f-ach for' matter come to !ij?ht through a TODAY - TOMORROW - SATURDAY j speeding-. Demon Howard "f '^e- i change order -.ubmitted by the jlin was fined $10 /or speeding, j architect i\l iha boa> e meeting ijat week. Tlie $978 U in aiiiliiinn 10 .1 (SRQCUP $1,000 appropriation in the >on- Stodfenn¥isitors j stinction iiutinet. SPECIAL GROUP Three rnnttacn totatinur il,8S5- WINTER AND SUMMER lit |>nintinB paitu of n^erfieid Return Home ! and Kchobrook .obook wvrc WINTER AND SUMMER SPOCTCCMIS awarded Lo Seehnch C*. nf C.-uti Tlie M-'viiittaij students from ferd. SO1 foreigm countries are now in A. ihanK in tho bard'e poiicy .m Micif- hamtlaads alter upending-u renting school moms to comnu» week ^?ith We*tfleld fatailiea. NOW /REDUCED). mtr ors«nizatbnn w»» for«o«t At an informal firrwetl party Were 28.7S. ro 7S.O0 when Elmer Hoffitth, buifdinita the lait. night of their st»y in and jfrounds cfaairraan, wua icid :s America, tha teermfte students de- work.out a sy»teta of rental fees neribed their impEeaaiona and opin- NOW REDUCH3 FROM 50% to be paid in addition to jiaitorial ioRa of: Mew York City, and hafcits cortt of; ta»tt Ato«l«««t .{tl*tvd» and the Ii> the pmt there has been a flat, Amctiean w»y of life. rpnUi it* t* eroupa uirair school. "The- most unusual thinK I f«Uiitt«. Th«- fees raniceii down fOttnd in Amerlsa <•*»» the number Reduced. tO for tl SUMMER WEIGHT SUITS df th* comTnent of titrarriea flutler- rfj,. who- has been studying in j WiJCOnain for the past year. In Spain, my; horaelantl, kid3 <>ur asre rotely drive, and. if they do, it's only on motorcycles or motor- (fforrtlnuedi ftrom (>»Kf 1) bikes/" SWIM TRUNKS SWIM TRUNKS o \TU critical of the Alain Bftiton of France who ha* T spent the year in N orth Carolina 1 for: choppinK 10 million ilollavn \»a« most impressed by th« friend* Sire 30 only Sizes- 32-4 !. from. Mi- budltet: Pnrfan said linen* and- hoapitftllty of the trie ™t rirfleft*nut bc-jmid-Jiunn-CuatSas of Spain. "But llam- th» nubile would foiRctt -the r' was surprised to find that she vrartlnir servicej of votm-am, [{e RV unt^ of my el&ssmatps at acid. Ha i benu« bill"when the Hfcrry It; Uvam of Wrirtimcr in their jn-oparntion of this food. wtd-Wftltsr B. William* i>l Homp- "What jun&K®fl*>ne must ^vns thtt tbn Un. ..ag« number.-of mairiod students WUIIMB O,.M(sKliiU 2.OT-4.00 DRESS SHflttS y hkvv oontriliuitMl ..,.. pmirram liaH bean «ndora«d h$ ... •2B0,unn. Sdmorset and Middlesui counties Atnnt'20 foreign Ilwl Cinns w. bep-aus* it uarruia an aquitable and Reg, 3.95-5.(10 cirtlm havo i-ablcd Ihi'ii-

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Endeavor SALE •n 3OTCH MJAINS — Children left Camp Endeavor last (, completing- their 10-day O tlona • .there, were awarded Z inta aa follows: Robert Alston, m tat* «n4'Ellen Ashmont, John Tmmf Bainica, Ronald, D if*'ma* Richard Blackshear, ual'Bwabl, Howard Brandon, Cat»f,*ipatricia Qasey, Fran- " — "" Coles, Thomas and Mclanie Daniels, Diana Daves, Or- it.ryl Davis, Carol Kenneth Folk, Al- >U Foster, Welton z le Fuller, Mari Furn- Gaither, Beverly 'on Clynn, Sarah ,y and Kathleen Halsey, Elizabeth Holmes, Thad o nrard and Patricia 5 M'MhMfKndden, Wilbur Mor- CaH Marlia, Kathleen O'Don- Slngley. the special recognl- i William Scherb. > rr" swards were giv- . ! Scherb, Ormond ict t V'orbansky, Gwen- Pat Casey and

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HNS—The Board iTuesday awarded a et for the retread- i the Junior School der, George W. Wil- o Martinsvllle. also awarded con- z Hng $1,850 to the •ic Center and Muck's m stiumehta, both of O and G. Schirmer Inc. *. for musical instru- > n for pupil tranaporta- ; 1967-58 school year O ied aa follows at the rates: Trip 2, $28, i auf of M,t. Bethel; trip eehauf; trip 4, Wus- fervice of Scotch Plains; J.50, Wussler Bus Serv- J|32, Terzella Bus Serv- O lonlaj trip 7, 1 car, $7, jkson of Plainfield; trip Is }3 per pupil, Martin o ._• D. Cito of Plainfield j < plus $2 per pupil, the , 11, $6, plus 11 per • SUMMER APPAREL BELOW COST. j E. Jackson, and extra > f, minimum of ?15 per (A 40 cents per mile, 50 Wussler Bus Service. • NEW BACK-TO-SCHOOL FASHIONS REDUCED. X

|ew Jersey State Safety o eminds drivers that night • USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN TO HOLD YOUR SNOW SUIT OR WINTER JACKET. estimated to be three z fere hazardous than day- png. More fatal accidents ' Jersey's streets and 1 after dark than during m 'A leven though the volume o " is usually lighter. OPEN WEDNESDAYS | lights on a vehicle are a ttirement for "safe night- DURING JULY & AUGUST i must be in -proper S»rder and used properly. , tile use of parkin? while driving is illegal erous; headlights are re- be used for all after- [ing. 233-5-7 E. BROAD ST. WE. 2-3180 lew Jersey State Safety "eminds drivers that there nportant signs that indi- brakes need fixing: fchen the brake pedal fully I Roes closer than 2 inches I floor of the car; when the car tends to FOR YQUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, WE lather side if the brakes 3;ed—in such eases the leave longer or more : WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9. •1 skid marks on one side • other. When brakes are 'overly, skid marks on arc usually of equal OLD FASHIONED BARGAINS • OLD FASHIONED BARGAINS • OLD FASHIONED BARGAINS • OLD FASHIONED .CLASSIFIED ADS PAY THtTRSPAI'. âbility :ire otiier important' assets.j ott icportcri ? i of this 'i^pêndable veeretabie. j not mention in the fatnrc. insH,|Don t Overloori i In our na'e of convpnience I'oods.-j mutins Kntk, titatii "VrrtaKcs Investors Diversified ''We ai'f rnterinrr j many rinie-ûvine1 potato ' '"' :intij E ;srce :ind .inntnt-v iiL-ld because j ! lind rheif wny to fhe -^tort's Siainless tt-el, OHTUAR5E5 rhi.i now -t'l-yict1 wiil round "lit jPotato Bargains In many instances IT-ins come I FUM | into !îtchenH. .\vailabltf. in . alloy ittrnH iak» Lif« the many -prvicc-? IDS has jirovi'i-i SCOTCH I'LAINS—Tli*. B&arri | .Ul the melei; , , too lato to otfset ifcc wakeninor t-tl for :£<< i uiitomers over ^'l! i, ;VnilU L., potatoes and I17>/' " Education TuesdayTuesday* ntefctnicHt: aac world. -I r.fitbnt resulted from prolonccfi hot- yeai*," Pj'Csidcut i'itzîmmanii j MAIiV ''V. r Aits. Atidrpw J: (i\vynne, '.\'lr?.! tlrv weather. An »ai; »- -1m- -° I Ifome frozen French moo ure-pcied i < PWd the icsii^nation of, School 4:1 dent, MI fnvi'storr iJiver'Kifiod Ssrx-» 1MiifL Investor? f»yntiiat<; !.iic lc-• mushed rsotatocs. and ;>n-|.>--.-."; f*fiT!cipa^ l Werner B. Siicfcelf, whwruoM IBoSidj-nr N. Y.t mother of inley-i inches in diameter, i : urnr.ee .-ind Aunniov. Cu. aspects j ices. ir.c. •mnonnced loriay that; /vll ;lVeraSe -en-ina "f ,)otatoe.-i .ina ureût T,»cka£red potawes lor;- le to work n Ddfi&ld- C I*irtrr of 7 rit tcr :l tav- in m. <- 1 ^n^bt.irr-H '>»'' •™ . ir.i3 com par. y ^viiJ ••ntci ihe ;it'c- ;n-: [o t-r.tcr 'he •.•sinabk* !lie annuity .eldom vci--,ts mote Shan two oen•- u . .v.-i'-'ir Tl-e-e products uanauy! „ oimij died Monday ofttr a : a Mimroer. Wlien " moisture h ^.urance lield thrnug-h :i ncviy or- irielii us -oon is ii£e insurance com- in ;vnJ. ,eBson ftf the rear, IhBtl ' " tore per .erring than similar- -^ ^ ^ ^ , J0BCS3BCS3.. nee .ar.not laBies ;nav do 'O because it ânts jnjj^j notatoea a '"harrain" al-i <-Oit move | Uay 3 when 1 VluJhe tripped on a..flight:of: Miw itt Ftaertd êrroes were held yes-t •leplotod, |b«n tho troubles !>c» Myrdicate Life Ifi3orancp ^nd An- ito ho 'n !)O3rtion to meet the u-row- rao3t uny sime. But in July and | products prepared ;it home, i>u 3 jliii chool. Since Ke was a. former at the Priirchild Fiinernl 1 function properly ;-''.« i-''.r+:v (IJ. TIic new ("ompaiiy has iinif licmanri for this life insur- into the fall, the retail prices ni!-"avinc- in lime ;md i-ft'ort U in Brooklyn. Iritormrnt v.'as j £1"'. » ininnce 'trvkc. flummon .--tock irp ]l0tat(jes becin fo lieelinc. They | ublo to ;-ome homeraakcrs. ...iiithlete, he did- not take th* iff- Brookfcn. j .„ ! usliallj- reach their lo-west level in i A new potato cracker is •r,• ••urv ^riouaty. until May 13,-whett Dpcl!nMinnesota -- . j Kv« at this lime .*.t J car,, - |)otat0 ,lour :ia ,TCll aa »t tfte . found. that- he- ! fti?ini? mutual faeds. m i jrrowth U .^hotter, .leadwood -how? iicense and i.^sne ita liist imiiciea. tanl i'unris under ll)HTtaBWm manage Most ; up. (JouEtteFs ?rce uiimerrts tar; ' ,1. P. McWujthlin of SSO Summit ment have more -ban 'inc and 1^^.^^^-i;^}^^nî^t&r-'— -•»* he who, Tfor Ihvisoratiinv U>c traced t» iSrousrnt aa *he ism lafnue, is zone manager. cd a real half billion dollars asset value. j ^".l";:raaU ,lte tbrr however, | Boc-inninsr next yeai, tho new tlon of God-slaw tree owner? [ rompany vviil offer :-Pif-<'Ompletion "T}ie aftflhited Tr,vr«mvs Vari- j came f-arfy^ and thronjrh nsrs 'ori ; cause. j inaurajicc to buyers of facp-ATnonne-nmuu.lLt I nninble Payment. Kv.nd recently an> cost o7thatsao7that ustraliry low-iiricei d I packed in individual worV: on a. [iraited luasia. —and: who; tfc . i»*uuKu^"»nkenod trce«».ire bc-j isaned by I, nccd >>V IDS already offers ,n« Wise tree uwncr?. however. are certifioates ,J^-W- .-,., ;OD ,.UU..»M •, --•• vegetable OTnt up. Bat this year, convenience. . i&fc:" btoauJrt back to • health this j 11S, tnnkinir increaainir use uf. invi?-' i, Sileh ins»»nrrae mcan3 'or .m individual .. --- "ops' thah t are aboubt t normalormal, j , V may see a new potato snack. too eoidiwhHr snmmor by piasma-like treatment. | oration* a system of preventive i : r V :]HoTteninz:Vna 1 |3 dossed .0 .•ompiew the own-1 part of his -"*_*" !â ttl price. ._. ded. M It? i» called invistoration. the in- treatment before deep trouble he-; .-r1- installment investment plan I inir years ro i,uiw -'P ->' „', j ,, , . ,. ecte d wto deeline as ter and, diluted, food Kins. They are uainjr. it on trees i nd u e xp - * '^'ar^rr^ tu^^-".enim? ii- thoroughl.y -••*heate-d in event of his .teath before bis j rally a .'omraon .rack .SUM.^ I IK- , -^ .ippr03ehes. K;?ht ,,ow. how- brrt. nof smoking before adding ium> the soE about their roots. infected by: droueht and heat, en- { l aid. " „'„!,. JL ,veri nntatoes are une of only tatoea. new processes remove much | food.shorteiunf. Aliof , .start \vith- fiî TJBs-jrives' an immediate pcrk-up. dannered; bjr con-isrcctian or iilis, enrth or ID of the staple foods ,>f the off "and reduce tne -iui?ar II-also ha. sa. lasting, benefit* Amt ttjured . hr seeninirj (TBS, scotched shortening. Cold shorteningf- added Lnce hariee« So!d In [ar,re «Hii>» on a Variable PWont ba.u that do not wear hitrhef price ]S;hslpB reduce the dasserrof'see* by liffhtnin?, battered by storms easonable specified pe- content of this crunchy snack. after cooking, starts will prcrerst ume hy the IDFT sales force who IUV vT any than last year. H your friend foods don't brown afte g ondatr troubles,, the iumakni ol; o; crrot areas tfampied by feet or licensed life insurance liod. Tl\e liquidation cannot; how- i that iaswsfca* And: diseases.' But good nutrition and adapt- or are food from Crispins;. Wtakened by aajr eanae. t'or the life insnranee companies ever, !>e .geared csoetly to the owownn - ISSapitSf occasional, thondershow* which tf»cta uf the smrtre .IUM- a* lanffr steel needte Othsc: ftrtt July. ilrounht, accordmff to Robert. ftid helps should ufeo be givem— nuity contracts. Tile company does ttot have pTeserrr plans lor offer Moilins-. unheated hirj-h-nickcl al- JttBlttittt-.of^the: BactteWWeei piopec- prtiniow- and Muijseqaeltt ttot nave presemr piiius io. uimv .w.....B . E2p«rtl. IXHTCS have yeltdwtd or ttediDK:: with rf*y, tree food to in-i iAjp a complete line of life and <'n-j toys improves their strrnath dipped, some treea droop";*, ttri£s vigpr. tlowrnent policiefl aithoua:h it may i iiardness. wr*rrs FOI OLD

Sftautt Sleeve Sport Shirfs Group "11 Atsorted Solid Caiors and: Prints Sires 4-20 Regj $2.50-$3.98 2 for i—Tropical Worsteds, Pure Silks, (Jfctcron ai*trds, Mohairs, Group? #2; Cotton Ptaids and Stripes , shortV longs, partlys, axtra longs: SitB5£d»20 -$m $T*SO Reg. S2.98-S3.50 SPORTTJACKETS'—Tropicals, light weights, silk' blftnds, imparted waals*, cashmeres. lfegj;$23i95-$7^ar mO^Tt: $2ffi5fl - $63;50 Group 65% Qhcran, 35% GisJtan) RldUte cmdB StHpssiyL,-^ $^7# WOUSBIS — Entire stack af light waighr dacran blends, tropicals, silk blands, im- Sres 3-20 —b « portmi. fabrics, tropical warstodfl. ' liar .'; NOW: $6,35 - $T&OT SWIM TRUNKS Reg. $2.50.$4.9a BERMUDA SHORTS Reg. $3i98-$4.9S SUMMER: PAJAMAS Reg. $ ROBES Reg. S4-.98-Sa.9E NGW WWTE AND COLORED I4^f HALF AND LONG SLEEVE: CHINO TROUSERS - Colors Grey, Black, Green, White, Charcoals SUMMHt DRESS SHIKT5 (Afew HusUy sizo» indbdfcd) llor POLISHES* COTTON TROUS8RS - Khaki, Grey^ Black; SWUTi AMO; KNIT SWHT5 - HandsothB short sleeve lisies, limms, pimas, batist&s, Sizes 26-36 Rag. $5.93 silks> arttans, and; dacrans. (feg?ijEll9»-$1SSia^ ^ NOWi-ft.5S - $Tf.W DUNGAREE JACKHTS (by Famous Brand we carter?mentfan)} •)||t SWIM1.WEA« - Swim Trunks, Cabnna 3»ts" Tarry Jackets, and Walk Short Sets in all Sizes 6-2O Reg; $2i9ff desirsd colors, plaids and fabrics. SHORT SLEBV8 K WT SHIRTS RBg} ^93;-$T9i9S NOW: »3.15 - $TS.9O ; Group #!* — SoJId and Fancy Crew Necks BBRMUOA SHOOTS — All papular lertgths in chino, linens, blends, and novelty pat- «ies4-20 Reg.. $&60>4&9!B tern*. # Rag* $aQ(J^$9.9S ' NOW: $3.90 - $7.9© Group 2 — Cdllor StyJ<« in Solid and Fancy Sire* af»2tT Reg. $2.98-$3i98 Now FASHIONED BARGAIN TABLE ODDS AND SNDS GROUP . .. fabulous buys if w« haweyaur size l Anwmnl Smwwr wn4 W5nt*r - <&rf>ardliw ROIIBS $1.99 Bow Ties••: ..$fwr$T<.flB 5HIRT5 - SWIATIM - 5HO«TS - SWIMWEAR - MAIS - 060$ AND ENDS Mte ***** *** Denim Sportt !«**». REDUCTONS FROM 50% OFF ConfltfBn Sweaters $1.99 White Trausers HBI», Tie, Handkerchief Sets $1 Husky Shorts, — ay Knox and Lee» WI!lt ilin SUITS* sires 5 ta 17 at a low, low price too riaiculou*t»»* * * . $5,00 - $TO.GO Now. %3SQ . $7 IKS SOUtt eOUQIf GSEW SOX . . . Navy, Brawn, Green, Groy» CAPS Sizes 9-T 3, Reg. 59c pr. 95« SWEATiRS ... Long Sleeve and Sleeveless $2J5 Reg: $2.95 and $3.95 Sizes 6-1 % 32-40, Reg. $3.98-$7.98 MOW $ ami R«9. Cuffs NOW: $1.95 and $2.75 SOUD COLOR DRESS SHIRTS . . . Dacron/Cottan, Oxford*, LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS ... Ivy and R«g. Styles Sizes 6-20, Reg, $2.98-$4.98 V2 Off SPECIAL LOT OF TROUSERS FALL SPICIACWAt «sg: $8.95 fo $12.95 surrs SPORTS JACKETS JR. StZSS 6-T2 STUDE^.TS SIZES 36-40 (Hog. and fcangj PREP SIZES T3-20 AU OTHER SUMMER ITEMS REDUCED 20% AND MOftt HUSKY 1ZES 8-22 (NaUDiNG PAJAMAS, ROBES, etc. NOT OUR ENTIRE STOCK! But jl.M IXtELLENT 55L£CT!ON NEW CLOTHING REDUCED FO THESE THREE QAf$

Man's Shop *NO ALTESATIOMS - AND COS.OSS LIMITED unjattsi Op«rt Mon. S FW, Westfield 2-002 5 Tlllf

O|»nM8ii.4rVi.Till9 C'.craeti Wodnesdays OurrriB July & August THE WESTFTELD (tf. ,T.) LEADER, THURSDAY. AUGtiST 1, 1957

tLiving Brings "Stain Problem^ SAFETY HINTS OF FOODS ARE DEPENDABLE AND.. from the Red Cross i$ lOLYN YUKNUS lite Home Agent / (noan^ more outdoor Wt'thc funily. This also tht1 homemaker has jfrr>blem of removing from garments. ; irovalont stain results foliage. The quick- 'ter such stains, the to remove them. * washable, flvst ap or synthetic de- :ho prrass stain, then ment and give an two to the stained Skin and "SCUBA" (»lf-con- Helm Baby Foo4 Sfi talned underwater brenthlnr »p- itanct'B, alcohol will f Com* S«e... You'll Sav at A&F! '. paratin) diving can be fun, but Str*in«W ChoppsJ READY-TO-COOK stains. First'of alt, be aure ot three thinjt: ">*t an inside edge of a yoli're » rood swimmer, that.Nil /to see if nlcohbl af- underwater equipment you. me jl there is no color If reliable, and that you Itlrn FRESH FRUITS |ipoti(;c' .the stain with how to uie.it. _.:.!_. it dry. luted ivith wnter is AND VEGETABLES I Released on Bail , Swlfftlbats m acetate fabrics to Lifaa Lutcitut FrtiitMt or foliage stains, In Drunk Driving Case il and asphalt stains UrBibitt s during1 the sum- stains on material, Kenneth Hawk of 215 Elmer roleum Jelly or lard street, arrested early Saturday, PEACHES stain. Then, sponge has been released in $500 bail on Sins 8 to > grease solvent such a charge of drunken driving. Police reported that Hawk had FiM Etetrachloride. Repeat a previous conviction for a, simi- 22 lbs. t until the stain is lar offense and recently refrained KraftVOil Eating!' 3 29 hi3' driver's license after> a tw6- 1.1. llV't Material is washable, year suspension. hient in warm soapy A sobriety test showed he was ove the last traces df not in proper condition to drive an auto, police said.. * , often result from "SOMR-IICHT" QUALITY •• family gatherings. Navy tractors dragged 500 tons CANTALOUPE! * ins before they dry. of cargo over 647 miles of ice to Often just sponging build a science base in Marie Byi'd water ,before it has Mania Oil Land during Operation , Deep A llf Vakil! M95c stain removal easy , PASCAL CELERY Bologna HlMNtM •45< Flounder Fillet - *59c 1 "*•*»: S19c Alfl «m —• •H-»»r»M» sit pt««27* •'•nil' CUCUMBERS FrtM Nl»a| rvM* TOMATO JUICE Sataria YELLOW ONIONS Ttalagt LIBBY'S 2?."53< CHICKEN SOUK <% <* f **• 1 Jc NEW Ira*. f ran NcMkf Farm ait an* «t hilf pric* Insfant Pry Milk 2T45c Blench 2: 25c Her$hey'$ rr 2 A. 35c Rifi Crackers —•";; 33* Ohtrrltt l mbl 1 1 J, sow plH«J earn Whiti Miat Tuaa " - " V.3J Scotfcint 4o(. < Family •!» cant S7« NittlfS Qllik Chuolatadrlnt ", "'4S* f«p»r napkin! alian 17 d. 1 DOWN Wlftpaittandbaiil cam Burry'i oC«» Craakiw • • 'it'll Tomato ov, <-..IK HiwaiiiR Punrfi aan •• Comes the Price! cam Bon Olivt Oil SWIRN •fS ** MaraaffflMTInm. . 4 ** trTftw Klrkmaa'i Borax Saaa I ••- 29* C.l.-Soft Frozen Fdodt! Dairy Department I PLAVOftPUll LWy(i-H«.lirir««k I AatMJkMMallalk 5:49c •ritkttMi't—CttUgf Baa-0 Oliaatar RiOlltVlNNlV OF BOOM TO rLAT IN—Frolicklnc In a deterMika i % w INSTANf these two children have the whole slndpit it London't OraagaJafta Kraft's fef Park to themselves, with plenty of room to build tht «at I fot Daja'i PiRMBflt laiaa . i:.:, is- sandcastle in the World, if 6hly It weren't aO hot In l0 Cheex Whii : 29«; 53< COFFII kground is the Vittdria Tower. 2 Chltkaa Nt Pita ^ 2 '- SS* Swaataa Plai Cream Cheese Slictt1 Swiss Gkaasa Bllatzti f 12 »i. Slic.d Oalfata'i AD I; J 1 ' - " • pk,.. SaaraAanrlcaa M»l-0 lit — prseait oiuri latarganf for airtsmatte w«ifi«n AU brand BiiKfEraMlxatfFniit SwhtSHtti Imperfvd Switzerland At* br.nW I

WEBSTER'S Git In On Smithing i 2O/A <&*&** UNAIRID6CD f T 21' DICTIONART "A POTFUL OF FLAVOR IN IVMY CUPI" II SECTIONS unA a 2-P«r| SECTION WO. 1 SICTION 2.15 JANE PARKER Super J^arkets Bwej.fi S«ai a »»cif c it* Prieei effective thru Saturday, Aug. 3rd in SCCTION NO.2 NOW ON SM.EI SwtlMilto.1 attTwMt! Apple Pie 45 Super M*rk«tt and Self-SciTice stem only.

Palm»li« Siap Palmolive Soap Comet Cleanstr Wtst Pint Orleam StroHgheart Clsamer, dflodoranf, For toit«f and bath Eip.cully for fke balh For afl chitiinf am Dog Food Dog Food 9 Mh 27« 2 I4M 2S« I5 • cans ** 2 °" A3c * ears* ^*

of Littdea, « Western Electric installer, com- Of$ eonnecHon en s dial frame at tK^ N^tr Jersey Bell AIR CONDITIONED—SHOP COMFORTABLY AT YOUR A.&P, SUPER MARKET dial central office at 115 Mottnfaift avenue.. ex job of- installing equipment for the dial ctltoter on scn«

i, ^ »••*"'.' Page Six • REAL ESTATE - SALE • • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE-SALE* NOTICE HARRY H. MALLETT Realtor C. B. SMITH, JR., Realtor BARRETT & CRAIN We Z-SOM Deadline for Classified RANDOLPH-WIEGMAN 111 Central Ave. "W Realtors CO. WESTF1ELD ONLY ONE AT $18,900 Advertisements EDWIN O. EDWARDS Realt*n Imnte4lmt* Oe*rap*at*r 43 Elm St. WMtfitU 2-1800 LlarolM School We can't show you six or eight RE ALTO II Maltlple IJatlaar Maakera soundly built three bedroom Three year old four bedroom spli homes with a fine Northside loca- 5 P.M. TUESDAYS 112 Elm St. 133 Mooalala lit, WeatfleM level featuring targe living room tion— only one. The living room with fireplace. A dining ell with U 24 feet lone and has a fire- W». 2-5620 W». 2-M09 picture window, also a birch sci- place. Off the full dining room is ence kitchen. There are two tiled a dandy den suitable as a study or Htafcrr of Tin* baths, one with stall shower In TV room. The modern kitchen and Multiple Matins sratem the master bedroom an well aa breakfast nook are finished in • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE - SALE • STARTER HOME three other comfortable sized beil lustrous wood panelling. Three roomfl. A g-ay Ifi-ft. recreation good bedrooms and tile bath oil of 447 tân-feUof* Ave- $15,700 room with pine wainscoting. We heat, taxes under J400, Franklin TECHNICOLORfUL nue, an** aa-ain deenrat+d feel that this is priced lor quick School, Roosevelt Junior High, oar wladowB—thl* lime, 1 aale at $27,300. less than a milt! to station, lêt the tnrniF, -Varadna For th* small family, a neat am) us show it to you. Time" tm fpatartrd. In attractive eight-year-old in Scotch .Vothnj? could be more pleasing- to addition tt» thrrc bf«n- Plains with a 16' x 11.6' living: PEARSALL 11 ful water color* of room, kitrhen with dining space, SCOTCH PLAINS NANCY F. REYNOLDS th>- tft than your Brut KlImpBe or knmpi enrrrntiy for note. two comfortable bedrooms and A RANCH IN THE COUNTRY Mm. Molt haa Included bath on the first floor anil a very Attractive I. a rice r Cape Cod this preUleHt of Htreets in subur- two oil patntlns* — one large finished bedroom and ample :,'ewly listed in an excellent brick •ralOr of BarneKBt LIxhthnuM** closet space on the second. Taxes M3 E. Broad at, cor. Etaer It. ban Scotch 1'luins: tree bordered only 1252. Is your present large home too and frame ranch home far enough WESTVIELD : and far other of the- 4r. much for you now? Let us sell H from the center of Scotch Plains FRANKENBACK and shrub lined, with lovely, wide f'rnfv Rlvrr a ad t'nnn- for you and move you into this to put aside all hustle of city, but dlMn mountain*. H> anpr lovely splc and span six-year-old still just a short safe walk to the Whether yatt **+ HUT tag or w luwm and colorful, well kf-pt roa'll look In when SHOWPLACES home, with large living- room and elementary school. Built in 1956, uc, )»a'rc In our neighbor- the home features a. large living II R.% I.TOn f fireplace, dining room and pink 1 m hoii«r. you »re la (treated In I liomri!. Thla barn red and white hood! 1) At -M3.00O* In Wychwood, a Formica kitchen. There are two room, full dining , ultra-modern • blr, wfcM Ib* vrevMlllns Intrrn beautiful, well cared for, cen- nice jiiaed bedrooms, a screened kitchen with dishwasher, three rate tm, tor what trrm run • M 115 Elm St., W«tf!*M 2-4700 home Is in prime condition, with ter hall four bedroom. 3 "& bath and glassed breeseway leading large bedrooms, two tile baths, a /cmm* he « bin tuft. We itrr Kla Colonial home, with everything onto a beautiful landscaped for- fine big porch, full basement, rovrr thr** *|i§r»tl«m« with r»«> the most pleasing Interior color in it for luxurious living- and mal garden. The owners are retir- double garage, and nearly one fm Ndrltte you shoti I thr tnnmt entertainment .The rooms are ing and asking" only $26,000. acre lot. If you have been seeking wmmtmt;***** if fir of Itnai.-Hi.jr l« Vulllplr l.lnllai •fj The llvrni? room has a panel!* IDEAL FOR CHILDREN large-, the grounds are spacious a conveniently located retreat, mar, niiri h«w Ionic II fttkr* to IVmlflrld—P».-,n»l-Nra this may be just ideal. $32,900. tNln « rnMmllMfiit far th* ntirrf jM $22,400 and expensively shrubbed. fireplace all; Hie mxxt*-r »ni cl"b. near ocean i,K that y»w *r# INtrrested In. 2} At approximate.?- S-KMMMi In HARRY H. MALLETT s, th*> and boatlne. »ITS . •,'£ of hnmn In an* of our na te*t and Wychwood in Weatfleld, one of Multiple Llatlatr Xraktr COUNTRY CLUB SPLIT LEVEL Th# prr«*nt n# our good builders is beginning: 23.1 North Air, Eaat We. 3-305* rf fhnl pra LOTS OF LIVING to date, and the other room miiMt ruavrBlem whool a three bedroom and den ranch. flcally Mar rrâilr ran fc* Sil iuriition. IM tktm nlrrly Kroner T. Mallrlt On Wychwood Road, it backs Flnrrae* Lorrats Wr. 2-1-KM-J Just above the beautiful Shacka- NEAR SR. HIGH y be lined for illnlnK room or krpt. mitdcrn < I94»t on Echo Lake Park and is only maxon Country Club In Scotch iirvrn-ruom colonial on three-qnarters of a mile from 'Plains' most desirable location we $16,900 fttlnatfrf la onr of i*ar ^M•l1ô'Im. Just completed on th.*? a *•«<» traffic" •rrrrt. and the Wilson School. are offering: for sale a home cal- tmamt demt ruble arlirfa- . Jamt m "wtonr'N throw" culated to please the most dis- Kmllnl lorallna rrllala hnrhiHM**, tklm mtmtrlf flo are t from one of our 1n\»- WILLIAM A. CLARK criminating taste. A luxurious -walk »f »h»M, utMtUnt aa«l raa prnler half Vatnmtmt 1« rlft* jernmitinr arhnolii. In four bedroom level style with cus- #». >'•>•« «a aad •fa ar alamatlnu w bfrai far a Krnwlnr rorimn, with space and all plumb- arid It Ion to fonr rhr-er* FIVE BEDROOM SOUTHSIDER REALTOR - INSUROR tom features galore, the com- a>e*ra«ta»>ta 4 yaamclf fa this faaifa ramify, .Ipitrloait llrat fill bedroom* on the 2nd pletely air-conditioned interior MODERN OfR* •rutollr ••••< •<•>»» wll» II* Ha*, floor In el ad la «r •••room Ing culinectlona ready f**r anolhf-r ffnor, one trill flnrf (»« 4.-M Inatl Are. treat We. 2-MW contains nine rooms, three baths aaadrrtt aralfMjr Mrvfem. T»r»wa# nm4 iMTr*>iiem«i>rli«4.l or krhk >•< home, we feel that there In trut Fall satk la « ixll laa a a- arailaiatrlr IW I I3.V. .le«lrahltlty, lluilt in. 19&4, th 1950 "THREE-LEVEL" YOU CAN SEE THIS ONE NOW located on a spacluuH shady lot in awaars will hare mmmy arrfrr- Hm( Irrrl kaa larNEr CVnter Kntranoe Hall, plan com Staple Hill Far ma section o MHIWI af Ikrlr nn, Vaa a*t tkr llvlaa r«a trllk ralard bine* the charm of center hall IIv- $18,900 Scotch Plains. Living room, fam SUMMER RBI. MM far Ik* Maptcllsa. H.I,. f»M. krarth. fllaiaa; ra«ai. »rl- fni? with tho full utility of All Available Immediately at i 18,900 |ly room, kitchen, junior dining racr kllchra "Ilk 4lak- (ioor apace. The living: room In . . . it's an older three bedroom room, Z bedroom*} and tile bath on ALAN "DEKE" JOHNSTON waakrr aa4 14'sl«' «ara excellent tilte. for furJilturft ; Owner of thlm nicely and bath home but —- comfortably one floor with room for expansion POCOWO MOUNTAINS it, ON SHADOWIAWN DRIVE nrrrrard a«rrk apralas rungr-mont, tli« dining: mom cart painted mrmy npllt level sized, sensitively decorated, on a upstairs. Full basement, attached RBALTOK INtUBOK Pennsylvania. Houitb Hff Ik* I I v I a ir raom. nervlce a larjfp dinner party or him iumt rerelveti trnaM- pood, south side street close to garage. Immediate occupancy. tages. Accommodate ! Tk#re ar* Ikrrr h»4. casual hu(T«tH; the modern kitchen tvr urdef" mmA will noon Holy Trinity and the MeKlnl.w I BIB Street Weatltll I-NM conveniences. Week, i $»s,ooo rnaaia ••• Iwa Illr4 linn table ftpace and ample-countei he on his war • wllk EMchooln, In addition to a lovely reason, Swimming poa. Tkran aararra l#*# ihtlr fUkra'rftaal katka mn tkr nrrnaa Irv- ami cablnptn. Tho pnwdcr room If "noM" MIRH In kauri, la living- and (lining room, the kit- •nation call PI. f.Jiu (•katk aaair aa* ••* larr arr4 • •I plaa a aartlallr eam- Iflfally located at tho back door. n«feen modernized and $16,900 Tl • aaullcr aar. Da. Ikrr aaht "MM It," flrU4 kr«ra«ai aa Iklrd Tho three up.Htalrn fop<1 roomH are fnrtaiilr hedrnnm*. there there is an ample sun porch. A COLONIA COlONIAl LAVAI.LBTTB— 4-r(i(,r Ym will Ilk* Ik* fraa'llloaat aa4 ••rrl. Uraaad Irrrl »»rra unusually MpkclouH, with a tiler la mi ulfm-mcHlrrfi klt- porch, clean, comforlit, p|aa«M* r»af** kail flaer filaa wMk a aaarllr* rrprrallaa FOUR BEDROOMS The great convenience of Penn- ra«M aa4 auvrarr r«»ai bath lirthfi mittittir beciruoni, and rtarn. NlaeaMe llvtnir em conveniences. Neai Ika llvlaa; raaai •( rear left aa raa a tiled hath In (ho hall. The room *nd "I/* tUnln*- sylvania Railroad commuting; to bay. Open Aus. l'-Jl *al*r, aa« Ik* malax raaai a< tkr aaa la aaMllloa, tkrrr I* Hcrrpned porch and tho patio ov y 0 Seldom can we offer so much for up nr downtown1 New York Is rlaTkt. Tk« kllrkra la wrll raalp. a fall kaarmtat. Maar »i-en. A lnr«e |tlae-pnn- v*lraa larlarfr alaailaaia crlook very nlcte surroumllnK prf-p. rtlffl recre-atlnn rimm, HO little. Older type family home available from this true Colon la ranBB HE.\T—Cottage. C-. a*4 nl Ik* aaaarat* knakfeat ertlejt, fllf of whJcli make thin utility- room and at- Evanings, Rat. W*. 2-M54 In Grant School section yet within home in the very desirable neigh 60 ml. Westfleld. Prln r*»*J will a* Ik* laMrltr a»at r«r rwaiklaalloa atnrm aaak KvealaMai eaHy walking distance of town. En borhood of Colon la. It .hau u falias I*MI ««i>-lalraa «f tkr aaa arrrraa, (an kral, pretty turn-around Btreet a prime tached garuffe cumplrte shore, 2 bedrooms, n lla**t Flral >aer paar4*r raaai. I'll*' !l>rar attarkrd ffaraar, location. Ike Interior . , . excel- Alarrt H. C. Wlrsaiaa, Rra. We. 2-3XU addition to 4 bedrooms, there Is a through center hhll with entrance modern kitchen, bath rnarrrlr aallo,rrarraril lent nt'knnl Joi'ntlon nnrl Clalr Harker Hra. Wr. S^ finished room on the 3rd floor. front or rear; a 25 x 16 living: < boat and motor, prlâtr »**« earra kaa (" .Conventional first floor room ar- room; 15 ft. square formal dthlni 4k» aftk* aa* «r. rarliiara wl)k aalll rail fair prlre anna re Immt- week to Aug. 3. Au/r I a frarr. Tkhi wwarr kan dlatte activity. ninsement with open porch and room; 14 x 14 den with built-in only $250. R. H. HUM I krra «raa«frrrr4 aa« fireplace. Modern bath plus bane- T.V.j the kitchen Is very large run Hlvr nrraaaarr la EDWIN O. EDWARDS m*mt lavatory. New oil burner. with plenty of eating "pace; flm 4-nooM cottag-e at Iâkfl tlmr far arkoal. Hrr II Ttt'o-car Karate. Excellent value. floor powder room. Upstairs there JCItchen, living: room, t IN MOUNTAINSWI (•Hlai'l Prlcril at t»»,«n». mihnSt. Vacant. Move in right away. are 4 bedroomi* and 3 baths. The master bedroom has a fine dres- bath. Large open poni Wt. 2-3620 ELSIE BETZ, Realtor sing room with mirrored sliding: electricity, rowhoat 1 On *•-.•> -»r thf rrrKtfMi atrrvta In RAMBLING CAFE COD balance of season (209 fkla v»ry imlraklr horn* thai !• (•••>«• a* tk.'M.lllal. Ll.«la clnaet doora. Screened patio over- Ho. 8-0081-M. iniir •'***' Wlnlfrrit Itlmraa Wr. 3-IM7B IN WYCHWOOD garage; lot Is over one acre; iliat ******* I* «v«a4 a Ilfrtlm* ih«rr. PEARSALL l.onlar M. nakrr . V/r. 2-HTII4 $31,900 a few minutuH to Garden State «« * 1»IM tk»« tk->M in laakrl II. Hlnrlalr Wr.'i-MT.VJ HBMVIfR TAII.OHKIJ TO YOU "SARSAPARIILA" Parkway and only 15 minutes lilal. II, Ckaala . . «>. 3-47HI •INVESTMENT & nor T. Canada . MRANtjIlr! la tho only kind offer* drive from Westneld. Price $39,900. T li I H atory*>nnil*ata|ialf ncro. Lf you already have a hou« Ijlke Saraaparilla, the owner of •Ml fc*«h ajpfttiitra. Tfcf- Krlar rtrnw Culualal n> hut you have a fe.e.ltnK you'd Ilk- this beautiful rambling ranch KEEPING la M MtlrarMr* ... Nn^laef. IM, FRANKENSACH alnaara, prprclallr kalll tt> maki> ti fhanKe If thfr right oh home IB RIBO unhappy. TSu«ine»H 4ml M far (hr hUrh*a . . , Wm nnrf rrnfurrd in "llnajir came alontr, you will bsTnirerr transfer demands Immediate BBIG. AN IDUCAT1ONAI CtNTfR Careful selection of Htf Mrrh* I aaaaiiilr ••• 11.1 KI.N KTRKKT^WKatArU 2-IT00 llrantlral" m a a; a a I it e nroimrtles an they come on tli — Set on % acre wooded lot, thfn Important but il fc« water keailmi market that clonely apnroxlmnt lovely lirlck and frame ranch, lean 4ta Jtl prior In tke trnr. Cum- This home is practically surround- tfirwards 1H equatti ff J*M*..tlP Rvrala«a«alrr •ad }H •HSrloux. Ihr your needB. Hut you will feel n thit4 1 year old ,IH located in the ed with schools not over 2 blocks of capital. To mee ra»retallr ff-nat.Mlral Kfrraaa V, Pnraall . . WR. 3-dTfM Itrat fl«or ri»ntNlnN n Hv- nrtaHurc' to buy, no "lefa make I bettor section nf Hootch Plains yet to grade, Junior Hlg-h and Senior I offer an Inexpenii"1 HINHK |IIW prr feur, wltk rxlra lnra;e with ratned hearth fireplace, sunny ther to Parochial school. Three BtatUH of your inrr/l> MMri M. (rover .... «VH,M«U open flrrvlarr, kllehrn On the other hand, if you nre he dining room leading to open porch year old split level containing; 4 ers significant new * Kllaaaxk W. Hrorra . . Wi;. U-lt nnri dlarltri niald'a rnoiii ins transforred to this arcn and beautiful k lichen with dining nllk balk, KHrat rumn nrfift ft ml d lull wnn her, 3 twin-nine bedrooms: 2 baths; living- room of earnings rttt& want to j,ee all the houHe» «,, to has fireplace; recreation room; ga- changes, and t]nirt^ t LEEK. WARING «llh private knlk, 3 alee nmrket In a orowclea"£iHWI mom w 11 h llrlilaliinr to wall carpeting included. Real 900. p llrriilncri brnutiriil alnt $1 quarterly U& [•r[•rarllaKllt.l[•rarllaKlltla t RR...... >>k«>k , I.*ta«.II*ta«.MM 'LORIDA SOUND "II* pnrrk, »atl<> and In nhort, YOU net the pace. Why value; call today for appointment list for the set^ . Ufa.'akaacl-TIM FRETTY MOUNTAINSIDE fnll Irrrai 2.ear allnek- not come In and talk It over? to »ee. llulIC to cirdor In mar. mi „ 95.foot 5 YEARS OlD V< Int. Th« llvlllK room IM 13.H x 23.ll, SETTING F. U FARR, W*» IM I illnlFiB rocim la la,< j n,8, T.V. K lnan A very roomy two bi'ilronm homo for " "' A' listingsgs— Four room bungalow; very conve- room to x 18, kitchrn anil lavatory very speelaf persorson wwhosnh . WILLIAM A. CLARK nient to Franklin School. Tile on a lnrKo lot. Los burnlnir (Ire- Imlldl lat floor. Thn Hpcrind lloor Imn plai'o In llvlnir room, inrKe dining ti'i, euxtom ImlldlnK il REALTO* bath; wall -to wall carpeting; Ct*. three Rood nUed hodrooma nrul i-'ioin, ppiin pprch. »22,0O0. hrl,k eonstructTon- lnH,i'eip"cclah'; screened porch; garage; lovely lot INSTRUCT «aa«a a ky Apaalatairat tiled bath, nnlahpil third floor: with trees. Price 116,500. r Isrso acrroneii porch overlookH AM Saath AT*. Wrat IliB rear yard. Ifot wntor heut with airy rooms. 925 Wmildi 2-nsm R*ym«iid *23Onorl"'P' °"t'Mr BHI'aK"- Asklns SALT 1OX COLONIAL Aaiple aarklas to r«r o( areailaea AlAN "DUCT JOHNSTON Claaaleal ELSIE ItETZ, REALTOR RcaMcaec Phoaea Ellaaketk A. Plraa . . w«. 2-53*1 . Call ar Writ* JUST LISTED I 1'Inlns surilen urea. Two Itodrntmm BARRETT A CRAIN SI Ma. B»IM AT*. THOMAS O. YOUNO, Rnhor 11 tw l > Ml:i.TIPI,E l,l«TI\(i MKMIIKIIK Jnriy 8mlta ...... p| K21 A'IV" I!', " . " «fK< liMlroonw up 202 Mountain Avtnu* WHlla- A. Clark . . . w llam tiwtt ImmaclilBlp D-runthDrunth, 1% 200 Nortk AT«. WB. S-1132 Allrut'livo brerieivuy Hnr| mtni'lil'll Kvrnl.n lelcaksne aamhrra gariiKe. Lovely Bruunclj. »22,r,ll(l nrilon p, Crala .... Wr. •1-rtM loniiil with llrcplarllrcl o and KTPCIICI (at Ike Park) jiorrh, Ininijdllate im .AiM...... r...w.. tret e ahaHnihHll atroatf tmwaiiiuii. Quir w*.s-tam* TaUphon* W«. 2-1422 Mra. Hlrka W.. J-a)l*» '"^"elSn^T lvrfp.t con.ll- FOUR LAROE BEDROOMS Fa. J-BT1I SoriV A ll r ln B am, H. Bamtt, Jr. . Wr. it-SMK "Jra. Morrla Wi, S.1M« * "» . We. 2-riM «w. W«. 2-0649 WESTFIELD Alas Joaaataa fleltl 2-5 CHARLES C. BAAKE This lo-yfar-old eolnnlal In one of laadara, artrr rharck, •lll atlB( Mita'a Call Kar Hftalkr, Wll. l-OHOI • KAI.TOH !>l«l blti"r bllllt Iwntii III Hcnt.'li h aaaolatmeat. REALTY SERVICE TBTOHBJO —jIMa*^ . Plains. Hpiu-loiiK kltehen with eim- r lieullim Ulllnriry ami powdt'r room DANKER ft DANKER, INC. Wi>" H. CUY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. SPACE GALORE »«™»l UMnjlacnnnd' |nt V, x \"n. TRANSFERRED 236 E. Bread Str««t fc,- . rjealt*r WtstfUld 2-9500 • Rraltora — laaarora E?JJf"_"•_*"" ""aaiwaa*), rA 3-Tfm PRIVATE SALE Mriajbrra of Malllalc Dallas Illlt In loavf thl« line tiniiap ami PETERSON-RINGLE- WE>tleU 3H»48 "•iKlbhd 3 bd REALTOR V CAMniO 1 $ON dl,Trl7l r"1 "'»'•«• 3 bedroom en, A.B. Col x lc iii ALMOST NEW fllHtrfnl. I,nrR(> pntram-p hull lo«d- NEWMAN-ATWOOD head French l»pa >"* " Itvlrnj room, »,mol I IH 1" - JUST USTfD Three bedroom, 1H bath, ranch Held Senior High SC Ins; ro.,m, klti-tien Unit ni-cdn mml- «>.vn'r7.-,oT;^r:.,M,.ri?.rrS typo home. Includes large llvlntr 2-16E9. •alllala LMilaa ornlslno;, ]>orch. Pour Inrlti' hi'd. room with fireplace, larffe dinlnff 1 Ik._W~n"T. in rnomfloor.a nnd tiled haih „„„,.',,",, 1953 COLONIAL SALT BOX $19,900 "1" and t2'J x 20'9 family room af •aaltara (all on one floor). 2-car Bara.ee. fluorfloor.. Additional h.(|room 01, Srd •OWARD A. CAMIUO fl Lots of nlnnrta and Bl.iralfp > ull basement. 105x177 (irreeular) • furnn.e ie«» ,|, 4 BEDROOMS, l'/j BATHS plot. GILS heat. Excellent Scotch BkVALTOB - imtmoi old. 2-i ir garnge. Quick n v..,.r Plains area. $30,8f>0. » Klon foi those Interested fin ir,.irftt - J1.500.on. down IK nil that's n«rt«l prlnfln*. MlmjJ tins «« lied for the new H.-him r ul thl lov( Iy north s e LHRICT FROM OWNIR hl i£.E2 M" ?..i " ' "l $17,900 campaigns planne* "derate tuxes. Price 116, Seven room colonial located on Coiivciilpntliipntly Imat.'il coloi.liicoloi.liil n. THE JOHNSON AGENCY lloor. 1st floor powiler room. Sun little travelled, tree-lined street in ng I16.S00. Westlleld. Detached garage. Iârge W a t in CO x 187 plot. Steam/oil heat. The Mrmh(ra of Maltl.le l.l. ALL YOUR LIVING Se »' h'"T '», ' "' '» «" lent sunroom makes an excellent T.V. CHARLES C. BAAKE room or children's playroom. Realtor ON ONE FLOOR *JIAI,1TV Hor 2* Fr..p.tt StrMl riorand exterior. Be Wt. 2-1190 or W». 2-0002 FOUR BEDROOM $19,500 bungalow located three block" to estimate. Fred LINCOLN SCHOOL Jefferson School. Living room, 6231-J. modern kitchen with dining area, --.w Junlnj. Jfiyti juui URGE FAMILY cedar panelled enclosed porch. jliool are within <;!I,K« Tiled bath. Basement Kee. room Hy of each other »., WANTED with bar. Back yard patio and flre- OITerlnir two ,ol,.nl. plaoe. Garage. |17,5(M). .1 la •,, al1mlrai>l l T MH-'itJn « more space, more bathrooms, and ALL THE CHARM OF "1M0" more just plain elbow room then DANKER ft DANKER, INC. luime ''"•ii Im < k h"j "I"11-10"" older home with 4 with nil tho efficient » t»57 ver»l on of *^*n a hair 14* Elaaer Strrrt " yiiu c:oold r|,.n|rf, .._ un acre of heautifui trees Perfect for ••. * ™."m • and shrnbi r r n < 3 ha ett < Friendly Fino oe, e!:»»e,l an,l serefpi- ft. .,, »-nwooU. Klre. ^ y°o.T coS ven ,eX !o'At?d o n ; h, llrst floor i Itlni-CH in tl 1 an<1 «,» n. $$?,£. ...M. *m» «!!Jif"rn L"j!i! "MiY" "hort aroM o. Place "...... PI. S-IMM Albert «i. Danker We. Z-ll«l A BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL Harry T. Daakrr •*!. S-39M Loans Up To $22,950 UP IN MOUNTAINSIDE M. A. MERCNER IUXURY COlONIAl 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS 1 Realtor A 7-rtmrM ftmritf In A i 512 lintlK-r Coart country living In th,. ;u roiiilltlaii. Hrre' We. 3114 ; hllla of th |!.,roiisll.' DIF"«NT DRAMATIC I'll fee! at yard t,, p AND DELIGHTFUL JEFFERSON SCHOOL AREA Wilklni ,ttnd compact" npllt level THKOTHBR.alhlrl,.,-,,,. nlP° »1« llvlne room (Uay old h«ni« with STONEHENOE IN WESTFIELD K'1! 2-5680 Mr. W|nt.r,, WE 2-8480 236 E. Broad Street Weatfleld. Mr. Rudolph, M J,-"t,h Plain" Westfield 2-9500 Mr. Ko*t»r, Jr., FA 2-««41 L0t>8C GOING ON l'rt M. A. MERCNER BE SURE T Ramare LEADER FOB* YOUR NEW THE /WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY; .AUGUST-1. -l-flfi? Sevan hottest and droopiest was ti cer- MENTS-RENT* FOR SALE FOR SALE » HELP WANTED- • Fleiniugtoii Chicken tain Leghorn who obviously need- bachelorette. Fur- lANOS—Tho Aneat and larj-est ge- Kl, refilK.initor, 7 eu. ft.. J.'ill. - FEMALE Lays Claim To ed emergency' treatment. Farmer mfi and bath, light liotlon In Central Naw Jertey. EI- Delapoiti" dunked her in n bucket ng and garage. $100 cluelvely gelling the world- iw lease. Desirable lo- renowned Cliickerini, Sohmer, cow OH HOHSU manure, rotted. 8 Eggs ia Week — standard ftrat aid for heat uiea. Sorry, no chll- Kranlch * Bub, Oeo. Stack, Paul Top soil, Js delivered. Chestnut prostration—then put her in a Call We, 5-2807. , f O. Mehlln and others. Vour pur- Farms, call Mu. 8-4SSS, 21 hours. chaies are at lowest prices and s-i-tr EXECUTIVE SECRETARY NEW BHUNSVVICK — A lcir- crate by herself with the hope she doubly guaranteed: by the manu- would recover. I)—\Venttii>ld corner— facturer and Stadelt Piano Co. IPKNCRR CHIlSr.TIKUi;, IntllMil- Ni'itlnnnl llrni oponinn' tt*'\v olTiecH orn hen that- laid 18 eitgs i» - rooms, ground floor, vlth over 30 years of dependable ually tteslvnud Hupportn. Over 20 in Clark-WoHiilohl arofl. (»pt'n1"ri even days hn.i Rutgers UniviT- On Monday she laid an egg, mmit rn nnil private. •alaa and nervloe. 171 Union Av«.. ears experience Plalntleld €• I'or :i fdpablt1 atnl ppi. VAV, WO. No one lias RKIII'I'II any odds ou S; Saturday, 4, nnd Sunday, 3. MATERNITY APPAREL lWix TSC, riark, X. -T- jch fentastic production bcciuisc Nothing normal about this but the •liter — 3 We enrry the largest selection In STORK BOUND??? :'s unlicnrd of. mK, completely tlilfl ar«a. •ee aar HaterMlty' Faialoiu egsrs-^-all whitp and perfect, nnd Completely moil* Prlcril fr«M »7.tK> The two-yenr-old bird comus nverajje in sisc. •. , ,, Adult*. Cull Ilr. HI;S»I:N — SKINTS — m.oisisi Wrlckl'a Ufeaa 8k«» * Rood imy, days. Apply rnm a farm nonr Flemiiit'ton, S-l-tf lCxopllmit 1 Hner, 2^2 Nprth A-vo., Delaportc had his wondei- IK — .inPAHATIOS Ut I'llul St. »*t'. ^>-:i41.N AV*fMtlU«lil. X. J. S-l-tr here aitatfye-i- iA'^-horp, ]\,U*g O'- HERftERTS chlckcn uritler locjj anil key over imtit apartment In Sf ay, hiis been malynfr chicketi his- Qt wnter and heftt aup- sat ic. nncAU ST. WESTFIEI.B Aatlaara H.M'TlCi.iX.s, Htend3' IT part limp. the weekend to guard against any Indited to trnn«- $li » day ami up, plu« fdmaiisMlon, ory in tho Kunturdon County t.*KK m.vriil) — Furniture, bric-a-braS-l-tcf Nelao^ Rapp $100 IKHIII.S. nick hf>uelitrt. vacation, pranksters who might be "help- wtnreB. Tel. We, 2- Hi clatk lit. inff.lfist.supui'visecl by liutgers. r dishes, clothing, toys, Jewelry. in sura nee and hoMpftnlii!U.lloii. iiiir" the bird uloiifr. Tour contribution Income tf\x de- Km- Interview phont- Ku. L'-^STJ, s haii won her fume for uer- ductible. All profltB go to *>st- S-l-tf Win as.^lHt oiit-nf-.stute oporatori* Vesterilay he decided, the time fleld charities. Call We. :-:550 for ti» HOiiurt- HciMisi-. 8-1-tf istence, havlnp; prndurcd an etrir prompt pickup. Thnnk you! TheIHAVO clearaiu'i> Kale! nuldu'ln, had come to turn the chicken over Thrift Shop, 415 Westlleld Ave. l.esier. ana othe™. DUDK1N day for 209 days as of ye.itor- to scientists. " ' • ' load stntloii. «"e, 2-ssii. S-l-tr 1 jd rooms and Klteheit- jivjillnlil* to you throuyh - nn*. r John Delaporto, owner pf the GRH.4XHM", 'Hardy Astfra, Cliry"- Jnfni-matlnn, i-nll Tho Huby Hitter v fil llonr, nil Insulntwl. IIOI.I.OWAHF: Flatware, ropalred Although Canada h»s less thnn IICJII iiernon. Call Wo. amhenuimfl, mid few vnrletles of Korvlc^, We. 2-4'-22. 7-2&--U leven-day womler, cnn t sav if Annuals. Philip Pnnlettl, 1S15 and sliver plated; rellnlBhing- cop- professional jealousy inspired his ono iierceni of the world's popu- Mountain Ave., Scotch Plains. N'.J. per, brass ati'.luues. Kxpert metal n.V.. for rodliitrkluirH ofl'iocoflioc, Si'iuSiiul finishing at it*' oest. We. 2- ^svimo of ^xpv-riotui1 nnill nal(irl y Logthorn to turn on the mnchlnc- lation, It leads the woild in the nterl, 3 roomn l 87SIW v o»tir*Ml. Must |n* nl)l» to type, linx Bun tactici. Here's what ho does production of newsprint, nickel inn) hot water fiS, trarc Westjleh! i.cnilcr. 7-2ti--it c We. 3-sl3n. I' PIMECIASS PRAMS IHI.'K Si'liwltin KnBlli.li nuer hl- now: ' and asbestos, and ranks a.i the P*rmnn*nt AVhitr eyclp; ffooil foiiiiHIon; liurk blue. llronKt* FHtlnir* lteimfHinble. Cnll Wf. a-lU'iS-.M. MAKl On July 20 his hens were droop- sixth leading industrial nation uf Plnt.it.oit Tunic WHILE MAKING $$ 1 ing with'the heat. Just about tlie the world. .'•.'. ld-NeuHcm He4ue*4 ' Pvlee, »I JIAKK beautiful Kill snch«tn! Fun Mr (Hi-Is B-lio. Ijimy kit iiu-liidex IK' tho A Vox Hpp resent at iv<* 1 . everything for ten Kachet.s. lU'al your iiHuhlmrlinnil or ainniip your roue -petiila! Kun Hit, I'.O. llos 57ii, Westflohl. s-i--'t iiu'ohie. Heni/ty ("?«urflo PKKK. MRS. SARA Fart or full Unit*, For home lnl»r- HOROSCOPES :i HOI,l,A\vtV beds, adjustable Iron- vii'w: MI a-riH«, i'xt. vz. ing bo;U't': larwe MIHL- baby's car JXURIOUS Header nnil Advlaer HWMin\\U\ —- 5Mlny, 37W hour Help anil n.lvl.r on all pimMi-nii bed. Ohe.xtrt of ilnuverH. .\ll«cel- f jiiiiemis ni'tlclra. Call We. 2-3'Jll. wwk, nlr eonrtllioiiort oVTU'v, i>'^ 8 A.M. I. II P.M. employee henfllt».. liPt'fiit HTIIOU- »Y APARTMENTS Similar* s A.M. to X l-.M. ftiik -conrtldovi'ti. H*1 ply tnt*lo»11ns' jltniLD •> Uiini i iruwbaf, on« worknn* levn* 327 Warckunf Ave, PUilniieW siilivry, tn I'.O. Hns 4'2, tlnrvvni.il, • PITS FOR SALE • S. •'. part •< |imhtj- b«rrl*r into>Ia9«aa inoltMr «HiMlai • kv«Un|' Stxi to Aiailrinv Hnllrr Skill In* Hlnk JVl llirt^Blin'f Hofjigeralle*. Th« ktiyy riiUnf Ji 1HIMI 8K'l"TRIl puppleK. AKO HANK n.l'.HKS t«> work In SVMI PI. 5-6850 1 field. Cnll AVi\ 2-oin. ask fur per 7-3-St ehiimplon blood llnea, muloH and wonnrI iir])iirtincut. ih'te ID TOWERS WANTED— Furniture, brlc-a-bmo, lomnleB. J5O-J6S. We. 2-12-U-J;'n dishes, olothlnir, tosa, Jewelry. Your contribution Income tnx de- r ductible. All prolltn BO to West- l*A<.'ll.»*lll \l» pupilleH. AKC reR fli-lil charities. Cull,We. S-2630 for tered. » wekcB old. Wormed, It SECRETARY prompt pickup. Thnnk you! Closed porary ahoiw. Call lir. ti-5.154. Jlondays until G p.m. closed A ye. ringfleld Ay*, 2 t» AUK. 26. The Thrltt Shop 4i» UKK—DarUnw Komi tempered Vtit- For t'lal»Ti r>rpartmt>nt; lu- •Westfleld Ave. f-4-nt ten. Call We. 8-833C-Al. I.TrstitiH nnd illvi.i-Hill.Ml du- ird, N. J. I'KHSIAX kttteilR, ReuaonftV»lfl. Cft. p systfm. Kx- ARCHIE BUYS AND SELLS J!r. 6-0,905 ovcnhiW«. ell flit t>p UP (I t», Appllt (tiite* Cnnoe 135: mnpln dremlna- tnlile. mu:Ht- havo oil typinK niul 18 75; nW sheet mllalc, S10; V 1c- KIND, affectionate home wooded for HUtUti. Apply In torlnii love sent. IIS; ryfneKltrator lit-althy 4^ monthH old mixed porsnn or. Ph' itiP MlflH lAlHki $35; melodtun deak II2; lnltre lot treed m(ije punpiew. lifack with 000. : NDITIONED or shuttem arrived; tall pout bed. white c?he»t nna pawn, iîveH poo- »2fi: 3 nertlon Iron porcli riilllnB ple. Gall. Hone, W*'. 2-860D. with Kate 128: chirm closot lit: ALLSTATE pine Jam cupboard, |22; Hostnn rocker »2<; clillil innplr plutform USED CARS rocker (old) , H.7S: China. BlnsB. brlc-ti-hiMi', pli'tiin- friimes, bookB. INSURANCE CO. on County there't IWMl < All||,l.\i: 4-door tiednn. 62 (tuns, (inldiues. furniture. Open model. OrtKlniil owner. Low mile- Av*>. Murray iilll Sullv 10 A.M.-S:!IO P.M. except age, R&H, nlmuut new. Call Schar- more charming, 'Wednesday. Mllllniftiin 7-1I4H, l.ncnteii. nt InUi-Rortlon of 'Archl""'» Itestile Shop, .North l.onif- Bel, We. 2-ul»0 or after 7 P.M. tioulli St. oml Mnunlnln Avp., Illll nil., Meyernvllle. Pi. C8672. ^ H-t-at H m'llBH Huuthwput or Humnilt of New Jersey. I5V Kreen Chevrolet, deluxe, 4-door, 3 mlli'H iiortli of Hcnti'h riulris. WK II.IVK n Bmnll u«e ortran: UMOJ Haia«io«r IH.V1 NTI'DKHAKKH coupe, liviUrr, Si'i'ti'tiil)pr c)Kii)liHf. I>t*Ki'<'^ ped mines, Navy crewa can now fill) We. 2-xr.nli. vicinity of WcBtllelil Hotel anil I'.O. llox -IliA, (iiirwonil, N. J, from $170.00 Excellent ,J>lner. ll.'vvard. i'lean.- MALE be sure 95 per cent Will blow 14)l>MlTx^ fuTT-HIze u'iilnut bed, cotu- u 111 .relurn to WeHtllelil Hotel. Uii>l.%K with enr fnr SHIPH work. enemy ships. Tho new procedure., 'pletc, mine. :irlli'le><; !"'l»f, l»lirt or full time. l'i'>tfr of Oroye St. Md Summit Avi... or 1'IIIV WPNUH'Ill 1,1'lllllT. Silver Spring, >M4. ' July Iftlh. Reward. i:»tt -W»i J_- • without rxportvtica. We wtl| Rt»n *v». TaL pr llnx sit), ciii't. WcHtfli'Iil Iji'tiil t. HOUSTON, U-24511. _ S-j-t not contaminate foods. ' WHEAT AT HFR rFFT — Shiking 0u< lorn* of th« h«tve»t from'her «h««, Mrs. Nellari Welch siU on a truck wailing for SPECIAL SUMMER IAIS WAXTKI*—JOlpftrW- refrigerator To needy elderly wotnnii with never he* husband to bring in1 mow,wh«t«t fc«n • t*nb(Bl K» ia mKVlHi: henrt trouble, fun you belt) ux Cull Dlrertur nf Welfare, Went lulng ta'ent-thtto 120-aer« crop at Anthony, Kan. Th« H'•!«*•• II.'Id 2-80(10, extrusion No. 17. Kmtty tflrvtr « SERVICES YOU NEED hav« b»»n«vera|inj 20-24 buihela an acre. Mudrnt uni-l... r ., ,«-«« ll>M>lm.,»a Hnlnvnx (»»nl) J{j-g QUPW chair. Tel. Run*«t » K»»»J- «hunh Oman "»?•?• 15J6. UvtAltk ma .. ,-- . I(!IH> to Urlek church. Knat Oranne, BLDG. CONTRACTING • LANDSCAPING • ROOFING Harlllarr HJrt a«lr V4ma«le. 5 duyw (i week, lenvhiK wewtllelr S:Ha-St4fi -A..M., returning abou - MODERNIZING GUTTER" CLf3AnlKI>, repaired nnil W>'ltla«r •'«•»• «»»»* , liS'SS S::ul I'.M. Call We. 2-(,2\i3. LANDSCAPE NURSERYMAN replaced. Raofs repulred. Oeneral Ornamrafal l-lanllnî curpentry. Alteration*. 1, I.el»li. llnrrl!>|Cl<>» fc»N,- (TK.nil 4»"(HI U\ltl Winter rUK-; linoleum ruK am I.avrn ,c««a4rarllaa Hollyvvuod «r *, lied complete, fa T>#»a T'lmnfa anil HrmiiT*4 m £-5525. w 3fitt w ar" liro.linol-I'Vd — Slate ana Tile, rool l,ovrrry orprmi *a »»r «i«« repairing. I>e.ifUra and guttera HOI.I.H for nlnyer piano. Tel. We. 2 n«vv anil repaired. W. Schubert M'arlllirH«i»ir»»ii»r fcli.rnle "iirwaa SM:I!'M JIM LOVELAND We 2-6941; 8prln«n«W Ava, FOMENT • HamMaa^ »li|iie« orn«..... i. I MORAN ÎnunlaliiHlili'. »-l-lr AniN»URO*PiANO*HOU$I, Int _j twnloi table rooms nt rand- • EMPLOY. WANTED • 41* rir«< Itmt HI lie Don Ff 11M !•:•«< Jrrwy «<•• Kll««»»«». >• •> TTiit)ii e nvrH i f,«orlli Ave. VV>. 2-27" ' WOMAN wishes to do IronlnR In lie we. 3m$ mu laaarrrf /or V»i*r Vr"tevt\on S-l-tf •"••OHC'II wlndoWK rind sceens. own home. Mrs. Friclimann, We Call svertlng-i Fanwood 2-&M9 HVe. 2-0S9S-W. PIANO TUNING i. — Comfortflbip 2.611(1. ' *-!-' s-i-tr mil cruBH ventilation, in Mll.l: ll.inhvkke Biix »t»ve H A1TIO converslona, dormers. Ra BPAma, uttrttiona, addltlona. PIANO TUNINO [ mliillH. (Votral to town, Komi i-onrtllluii. fortei-t tar <-nmu raaeH and porches. Homes expertly atalrt, dormers, porches, recrea- A PLANNED LANDSCAPE > lull J7. neferenws re- SI.-,. Cull We. 2-»4»f.. built. Free estimates and ideas! tion and ante rooms. Expertly fel We 2-28OR-M. We. 2-:U!t0-W. R-l-t *on«' by Edward Dudlck. O" AT NO EXTRA COST BVMKIN PIANO CO. ninjiiV.tHillKH. O. K. porlal'lo; ex- ('ranforU fi-H4r>« S-i-tf r fnntnllril mill f:i Hormetiy Craafural Planelane)) C«.) SlrnbU furnlHheil room In (.ellint inndltloil, toll, full We. -'- >t*Si wIsluB day's work such It O«*cnrn(lvr (Jitrilen MaMll {'llllwt.-m'lrrt Taaln« ••< HtaalKInlKIn* la! area, near all aloreN painting. v,-n»hlntr paint, eenern «»alhm fl^nlK-nfil Hull iHnflltllril Isportatlnn. Huslness per- housework. Call after 6 p.m. We Hntiiry PlnnlnK Urnla Berred. cnll lmniedlutely (1>H( II rni'kfr. slider type, exrel- n * j.B. , «-!-•« l"nt .omfitlon. Tel. We. 2-1 K.J. 2-3588, __Il ^ VIL.UNI I IONS, INC. (»I.I, \v i;. a-IIMII »5HBTS|>rir>'KwTThe Baby Sltte (2S Plrraca alrrrl SMYTHE'S LANDSCAPE SERVICE BK.4,l1'irtl. li-pifce turned t""* 'Hn- St-rviee! Leave your children In »>. a-»77» «V». 1-IS.VI lni room. S nine llvlnjt room, competent, motherly c«re. Well Alt«ratlotiH and ftddltl'ing. Hoot s-i-tr • DRESSMAKING * BOARD • nearly new S on. rt. refrlBerntor: qualified Hitlers; nhovn-averag rspulra, and wood cutteri, KDCAPi.vn * P\IVI'IN«—will oddH nut end». ftflna«lli*le. C.'ill refrronfrii. Available days an »itr nalht Rtnall l-fjimily IIOUM** 1'>r In HOAHI> In private home, UK 0-1712, ?>frs. f. Hurfey. J0» evplilnga. Cnll The llaliy Sltte $lfi», 1 rout. Mfm(ItIy lawn main- DRESSMAKING oor. For mlilille ace or Manor Ave.. Crawford. . Kcrvlcf, We. 2-4222. 7-25-4 tenance Tel. We. 2-10410. 41 Ti:»4Tio\» md Bering of nil A'oman. Klce nelshborhood. K -1 -11' 1)7^7*** KKT — Kolid ln;lboR:tny ALL KINDS Of MASONRY 'tc In il •. Mrs. ituth. Wwlon. 421 Te HXI'F.HIK.MC'KD yoiins man wll Hrpnlr H:ix*»l Ave., Clarwood. Sunwt 9- HAM tONW—Thes* lour-diy-oW h«re« ta,m unc«n«tai« Wienttnn riniod tllhle wl'h five wnuli, clean, hand slmonlze your Kins. s-l-tr if """ '£yt l.»'il-e» tnutehlllir HlHelmard ilnd vnr, «'lir cutlniHti-H. »vn. a-r , aban«1o««, they wM b« rele«e*l tasid* Us»p«rk Komi condition. »4. Complete «i't placed, interior find exterior paint 8-1-tf .1 private home, including* of Oir.indolcs, few prlams toll- Inff (leneral repairs. Call We. 2 mak* hamea for themselves when they arc old »gt Midilla age lady. Prefer ing M.iv "C wen in 12.i South K325-J. s-!-t Irte near bus. Write Boi Chestnut Kt. REPAIRS Westlleld Leader. WOMA.V ivunts house work. Mmid«. (1HPB\TRV—A!I typp« at exterior MISCEUANIOUS SI>K». sllpcoier. Rood cornlltlim, throueh Thursday. Tel. Wj. I and interior fllterations. Colon la J $35; 9x12 ruK, »ir,: 2 arm rlialri., t.'id!*. interior*) a appcialty.. John R»h. LUGGAGE REPAIRING ISO each: diiili.fr room »p| with fi Jr., TeJ. I-\i. 2-1 Mi.".. S-l-ir TRUNKS — UMBRELLAS TOP 90th, rit.I, DIRT, rravel r. |Al UNITS WANTED chalra- tnlile: nldehoarll: two eahi- HXPr-:niRX: kitchen taJile: 4 ehnlrn; work WedneHdays and l-'ridays f'nl! hetwren 8:00 and 8:00, Pliiln' formica lop. J2",; r.imh ojik beil- Tel. We. 2-l!ir>!l. RUSKIN'S APARTMENTS HOMES romn .iet wltli l.c-d. Iwrtau. .lw elean, 2 automatic wftaliers, ?e- and after school. Tel. We. 2 C.F/rVi\(i K\OV0m MOT W*TC,l Payment* .Arrnnvril Call iRr tlmv I*f me »£•!*]• removed from para |ave been retained by frlserator. TV. Other tubles, M Kl. .1-11(181 Kl I.1IHI UPHOLSTERY ehalrx, I,»ok'-Msp«, rhlna, marble Sf FURNITURE RSPAIRI c"l]-s, tankteist heaters and alt heal ' the largest and moat top table, electric clpik». «tf. «•!.> XPI-:HircNC|.:il woman wishes rlay exchangers. Work tiofi* on prem- Cedar Terrace. Wesifield. u-ork (IcaninK or laundry. Kxcel DON MAXWEU ises All warfc Ruapant**d, S.halbl* cted com pan if 8 on tha lent rofcriMiccs. We. 2-2t;:!S. Llnis Scale Equipment Co. Call BnoK «;ASF.. 34 inches lmiK >>y »« MOVING - TRUCKING W.trfield 2-0226 •rn Seaboard to help hlKh: mnhniTiiiiy: In 4 Kr-tl»n?. ?li. «A\ wruilil like job denning offtee 7-l-lf Wi J49»9 We. 2-l»»fl. five d.'ivs a wt-ek after "i P..Vf. Call pheitep for newly em- IM -isn:i Sm « 4 Vr. white fcilnr pi'kn ftnd moving. Small isbs »ol WATCHMAKER - ClOCXMAKER VUIANI * SONS INC or transferred engl- feme. 2 years olrl, $3:1 plim re- <;I»I. would like !o do clMiininir fir Trlpa (To ahore. T«l. w£. 2-3' moval. Call We. :-".71jl. 1-I-tf ironinw Weiincsdny and Thursday. land chemists. AU casts Call PI. 7-IS33. P.41iT!l. doorn. venetlnn Mlneri- ABGEVTa «O born by the employ- I'ORf'lf furtliture, settee, twn match- PIJOP. lJpst of referenrps. Call We. Now loadldff hou ing- rhnlr«, mrlour nuliion*. ex- •^-rvST7-W nr Hu. ft-ftsr.-i. • it <• stutei sad ompany. cellent condition: tivo willnw ••Ins In N*w K chairs with cushions, matching- I*\ wants dayn work Tu-sdav and Cftttf(»rnlCtfls sfet!>!»«&t3. 9»» table. Boudoir chair, down cush- d Wednesday. T^l. Hridse 6- van tu A«atln%tlon. h*t w «3ttsia f i ^jt i -I eatl us If you now ion; mirror 3Sx:;0, three bridge youf next mev*. t'itit*4 \'%n t.itte l» I. -til 4 U i Umrf table hmp three wi"l"ble TIKJ 3ut*at. Aisst. Wt I 3»<) or expect to haye b»lge icatfer nun' t'ir.e orlentu I'lltllH tl, NIK*!1 w vi.i K\' 4nK upr s-hl piaru Mill hur^ fs tvlilna ill hk . I UU • ' '««««, § T-V, KADI© RiFAJtS iAKRETT A CRAiN sh wlmi'l.r* dprile h irc\r< < k 1711 at h'me f ill Wr * •> I » Hemitarm pie ae-k f ill We 2 ' I ! ft. «>«tfiel.l 2-1 SIM !'(!«( H s re 11^ 0 s. « 111 Kl r --e Hlf. M *•< 1111(11 ^ \ U 1 I r. H tmn OHM ^ ft on *< ft ml 1 rf0 1 %\ k tn t. Hint -ill II i I TitlVISJOH 'A*k lor Mr. DnvHuoa ' aim mini s, eniric < 111 ^ fill Rt . vn 4 81 --, R CAS-HQMfi »l*. L «M'Ht TASK. '.l f t J U j S-l-tf U O M * \ v il i i" \< i h i u tu IS ^*^^B K»rii?e d hem"1 ^^ r ir. f Inv ill I ii "' l-i > i •• our adi on p*Ke _1 in this P"tper T'l P' Ii nil b,.t»f, I 4 ill « PM 1 ' CO, CLASSIFIED ADS ASHBRs — New and used, fully BO^, ln^h •.fh»il tirihmtl tU- TO 8UY O« $|li, US| guaranteed. Reasonable. Snow- ti mmt-r or pt't ti-n^ * k a«n Appliances. 431 Hortb Ave W j hH atf) bafe> tiiii^ ttt ^t we. 1 CAM. f*. 4~ia

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SMOKED TOMGUES 39C SHRIMP ORANGE JUICE TERRIFIC HOMEMAKER OFFERS! FARMER JONES..SYMBOL OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEA? Farmer Jonas U 3rd Fantabuleus Week.. Vine Ripened FME Meat symbol of quality & Exclusive offer... Sweei EaNng freshness f«r matt than 30 yeara . - ECKO KITCHEN are sare rf tfce 6est ni farm CUT GLASSWARE UTENSILS fruits and Osce again ItM very Bant is fmm CANTALOUPE when •I am aioriivt . . . ChmM Plated m at —Natural Handle* with hlack «Mt wUI* bond. To* c«« *•• Hds b«i». tilul kilctwn set ol Btwisils oi •« Uy fMMl nw trfxtml dm* each piece only 19i TUs week'* Unit 17 PANCAKE TiMfc dhffi^awt hmri 249 TURNER GREEN PEPPERS With $2.00 or Mere Food Purchase 19 with $2.50 or mor« food purchase Fresh piched lap golden mas

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PUHTY ntte PAMONCr! 138 CENTRAL AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. tumble B«e SALMON Teftoy Tea Tsftey T«o Balis 7H ex. cans Wesson Oi Tr«p)c«t PUNCH IS Tuna Fish 3P POTATO SNACKS * *-«i. cans 31* 7 oi. cans 3f« 48 SS f 5# m THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 Pan Nine fiMal And Club News Of The Week In The Westfield Area

Local Boys Enrolled Engaged "Old Barney" avenue. One painting is of ii Atoui With Judith Duncan and Robert Czerny the 100th anniversary of which U In Pingry Session, On Display Here being commemorated in New Jer- number or-westfield resi- land avenue spent the month of Wed Saturday in Presbyterian Church sey. "Old Barney, Grand OM took put litthe first annual July at their summer home at Sixty-five Westfield boys arc en- The windows of BaTrett and Champion of the Tides" was built of the -.Wjatchung- Power New Found Lake, N.H. Vacation- Crain, 43 Elm street featuring during 1857 and -1858. ran i^htchjw* held during ing with them was Mrs. Way's The wedding of Miss Judith Ann Duncan, daughter of Mr, androlled in the academic division of "Vncation Time" arc displaying The other pointing i» «f the St. 3t tvp w*«$r' The squadron mother, Mrs. Grace Dickerman,Mrs. Charles S. Duncan of 900 Woodmere drive, and Robert Theodore the 16th Pingry School summer oil paintings of vacation scenes Groix Rivur nnd Canadian moun- 4 down«thR New Jersey Peter had as his house guest dur- Czerny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Czerny of Far View drive, Moun- sflsfion, r.nd 11 in the recreation loaned nnd painted by the artist, tains. The water color sketches Chesapeake ing part of the family's stay in tainside, took place Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in' the Presby- department. of houses featured from tho list- sapeake Bay New Hampshire, his friend, Er- terian Church, The ceremony, performed by the Rev. Dr. Frederick Evelyn Mott of 417 Longfellow ings of Barrett and Crain are also as Annapolis, nest Weaver Jr., of Westfield. E. Christian, was followed by a Five Scotch Plains boys arc en> snone of Barnpgat Light House, rendered by Mrs. Mott. the squadron -•- reception at the home of the rolled In th<> academic division. of 410 Top- Mr. and Mrs. Gardner B. Thorpe bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and The session reached Uie halfway 'fleet captain is and daughter, Carol, of Alden MrsvHenry G. Richter of 467 Hill- mark Friday for the eight-week 29 Rodman avenue returned Friday from a side avenue. course, | Baily had ascruise to Bermuda on the Queen . Mr. Duncan gave his daughter The summer school offers both the cruise Mr. of Bermuda. in marriage. She wore a princess- review courses and advanced cred- and Mr. and —•— style gown of silk bombazine with t classes. It includes pupils from for ihe Qhut'in linn. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Bvitten beaded bodice and chapel train. grade two through grade 12 in Icolm of 737and their daughter, Joan, and son, Her illusion veil was held by a the academic division. the trip on Steve, of 210 North Chestnut Juliet cap with, lace and match- Mathematics is the most popu- Let your message to >s their guests street, have returned home after ing beading. She carried a cas- lar of the academic subjects with [ter M. Clark, a month's stay at Long Lake, cade bouquet of white roses and seven sections of tiist-yenr alge- Cain and Mr.Naples, Me stephanotis,. bra alone. the ill be Flowers. ^Donaldson. -«- Mr. and Mrs. James W. Taylor Miss Janet Lynn Duncan of As usual, Mr. nnd Mrs. Reese 3?. Westfield, sister of the bride, was Williams, with a full staff of as- —-AURHBIH Horns We deliver direct in this area and Bse Sparre will of 719 Lenupe trail and their MISS CLAIRE NOLAN I'alternoon at a children, Steve, Dianne, P,atti, and maid of honor. Her ballerina- sistants, head the recreation divi- telegraph orders anywhere. be given by David, have returned from several length gown was of pale orchid sion, chiffon with a deeper orchid sash. There are 27 high schools, 20 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS cdlau of Ever- weeks', vacation at Ocean City. Stanford-Nolan AT NOON DURING AUGUST ntainside. Miss They will have as their house guest She carried variegated ivy, carna- private schools and seven paro- _^ daughter of next week,' Mrs. J. H. Crago of tions, and small rosebuds. chial schools represented at tho fiMttff Fildy »f 228 Pros- Pittsburgh, Pa,, Mia. Taylor's Serving as bridesmaids were 1957 session, headed by C. Elliott Betrothal Told itrtat Mtlin Dallas Sparre mother. , Miss Carol Jane Duncan of West- Knoke. Summer school will close amhUtÔtl., will become -•- Held, another sister; Mrs. Jason Friday, Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Nolan >rida Aitautor, Aug. 10, of Mrs. F. W. Drager and herYates of Eastern, Pa., cousin of of the Duncan Hill Apartments am A. ••lit Jr. Mr. Burke daughter, Miss Jane Drager, of the bride; and Mrs. Robert H. —Bradford UiiehrncV announce the engagement of their MRS. ROBERT T. CZKRNY Grupallos Mark .'• MM Of,.Mrs. William A. 539 Alden avenue, hive teen va- Chrlatman and Miss Joan Tur- daughter, Claire, to liobert R. 167 ELM ST. TEL. W» 2-2406 • -at STl/Brergreen .fooule- cationing for the past two weeks ner, both of Westfield. 40th Anniversary Stanford, son of Mr, and Mrs- and the late at the Broadlawn, West Falmouth, Their gowns, also ballerina- Awarded Scholarship Joel G. Stanford of Dudley court. ding; will take Cape Cod. length, were like the honor at- For Douglass College Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grupallo Miss Nolan, a graduate of "West- __ i Presbyterian **Tifr..and Mrs. Donald E. Gilbert ten'dant's. They carried green ivy of 346 First street arc being con- field High School, attended Buck- and their sons, Don and Bob, ofand carnations. Lorinda C. MacRae of 2308 gratulated by their relatives and ncll University, Lewisburg, Fa- Mr. Stanford attended the E. Mc- 5 Stanley oval have returned to Dr. Everett W. Czerny of Tuc- North avenue has been awarded a friends on their 40th w'edding an- Westfleld after a month's stay at son, Ariz., was best man for his$100 general scholarship by Doug- niversary. The couple was mar-Loomis School and was graduated ichôf'lMI Highland avenue, Long Lake, Naples, Me. Prior to lass College, Rutgers University, ried in All Saints Roman Catholic from Dartmouth College. He is GAMBURG FURS ««d tM»:.*«tk from their brother. Ushers included Kenneth now in the Air Force stationed at 1 their Maine vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Eichter of Westfield, William Gar- for the 1957-58 academic year. Church In Jersey City. Mr hMW'Jt Trioga Point, Gilbert were in San Francisco, Portsmouth, N. H. RIADY TO WMR MAM TO lGtmt*;.jtt. Mrs. McCul- rison of Kcnllworth, Peter Wink- Lorinda is among 77 incoming Mr, Grupallo served in "World No wedding date has been set. and hW'lW, Donald, have Cal., for a two-week visit. ler of Brooklyn, and Frederick Douglass freshmen who have been War I with the AEF in Prance MMODIUNO ; tkt iMt^tai weeks-at Lake ' - -•- Adams of Hicksville, N. Y. granted scholarships totaling $17,- and has recently retired after 43 ulloch waa at Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kiggins After a wedding trip through 800, it has been announced by Dr.years as service manager for theKammerman Named piior to his de- and their son, Peter, of 334 North the western states, Mr. and Mrs.Katharine E. Hazard, chairman of A. T. Fairs in Elmora. CUSTOM CUANINO Chestnut street spent last week- jCzerny will make their home in the scholarship committee and as- To'Rutgers Committee ' ^Jd Lake Camp, sociate professor of mathematics Mr. Grupallo was given a testi- VfMt ineiu he is aerv- end at Twilight Park, Haines Falls, Tarrytown, N. Y. The bride chose monial dinner at the Winfteld Sco« Arthur C' Hammerman of 1 IXKRT WORKMAMtMT for traveling a beige and white at the state university liberal arts u • MVMlMr let the season. N. y. women's college. Hotel in Elizabeth and was pre-Stanley oval has been named to linen sheath. sented with a wrist watch and standing and special committees nn ISTIMATK -•- Scholarship winners represent radio by his business associates, from a yacht- Mr. and Mrs. William A. Heine Mrs. Czerny is a graduate of 20 New Jersey counties and five M the Rutgers University Alumni Island Sound and their sons, Bill and Fred, of Westfteld High School and Buek- other states including Connecti Tho couple has three children, Association. i Bernard Hecht Bayberry lane, Mountainside, have nell University, where she waacut, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Elizabeth, Mrs. Mary Ann Scpck, Mr. Kammerman, a 1037 Rut- Dr. and Mrs.spent the last two weeks cruising a member^ of PI Mu sorority. HerYork and Pennsylvania. and Mrs. Helen GrahSm. They gers graduate, will be chairman of 249 E. ftroad St., Opp.Malto ThMir* ard'lBilDL'South Wickom husband is an alumnus of Admiral have lived in Westnold 2U years the public relations committee and Long Island Sound. The family Cloi«d W«di. during August Op«« M*n.< m*4 Fri. f*«L sailed in their boat to Block Is- Billard Academy and the Univer- and will move to their new homo will also serve on the Kutgei's 1 tjS n d e land. sity of Wisconsin. He is a sales Dr. Child Promoted in De Biry, Fla., Monday. Alumni Scholarship committee. ° ê ,S o7 HyS -•- representative for National Air- To Assistant Professor Mrs. Jerome Mr. Robert G. Prince and herlines. •hung and Mr.two children, Sarah and Danny, of President Laurence M. Gould o "Reiss and Mr.210 Harrison* avenue have return- Carleton College has announced Brodie, all of ed from a visit with Mrs. Prince's Marjorie Biddulph's the promotion of Dr. William C. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kel- Engagement Told Child Jr., to the rank of assistant ly, at their summer cottage at professor of chemistry. G. Lewi3 and Lake Caioga, N. Y. SCOTCH PLAINS — Mr. *nd A graduate of Oberlin College, Barbie and • -•- Mrs. Raymond F. .Biddulph of Oberlin, Ohio, Dr. Child earned and nvenue have Mrs. Grace Miller and her 2390 Waldhetm avenue recently his Ph.D. at the University two-vHk net- mother, Mrs. Joseph Such, of 2037 knhotKcwl the engagement of Wisconsin, when he had hem i^lj#»jM Inn,-, » tW<**ilr*«ttrst«ntW*r« t for thrwtTT ge, Lake Win- vacation In Hollywood, Fla. Lyle R. Fishter, son of Mr. and((Wore coming to Carleton In 1956. Grove of 712 -•- Mrs. Robert Fishter of New Mar- Dr. Child was recently awarded , were guests ' Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wilson ket, a Frederick Gardner Cottrell gran I f at the home of and their son, Phillip, of 905 Cool- Miss Biddulph waa graduated by the Research Corp., and- is cur- ___jjht^r-in-law, Mr. idge street have returned from a from Scotch Plains High School rently doing research on a project Mr* KjptiKl. Crove at their- month-long trip through Ihe south- and is employed by John D, Gill, entitled "The Thermal Decompo I, ft ..W Child of 819 Shadowlawn h, ai of 745 High- (Please turn to next page) A January wedding is planned, drive. TODAY — TOMORROW — SATURDAY Joyce of California Sandier of Boston 5.90 Lissak Reg. to 9.95 Amalfi at Jeannette's Freddie 7.90 , Caressa Reg. to 12.95 four opportunity to get a good, honest to goodness bargain. All our merchandise is from stock. Buy your Gifts Now, Pay Cash or Charge It. - Florsheim You've liked'our Gifts in the past. DeLiso Debs 9.90 Well now you can Save 20% on any Haymakers g. t» total purchase of $1.00 or more. I. Miller HrP. 29.93 \\M T'S RIGHT (MMSALE) 20",, off Daniel Green Slippers , • * „ JJ| Except certain fair trad* items Odds and Ends Sunstcps TFIELD SALE DAYS — THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Kedettes R^g* ^ Lamps — Glassware — Figurines — Pictures — Wrought Iron — Brass and Copper — Silver eting Cards — Pottery — Woodenware — Housewares — Milk Glass — well, everything! ALL HANDBAGS

Also, many tables of gift items that ALL MLBS HWt are marked down so low you wouldn't believe it. Come in and see for yourself. SCOTT'S 4 Jeannette's Gift Shop QUIMBY AT CENTRAL Broad St. (Rear Entrance to Municipal Parking Lot) Westfield 2-1072 THE WESTFTELO CX. J.). REAPER, Page Tan^ STORK CORNER —3 DAYS ONLY {Continued from previous pacre) SCOTCH PLAIN'S — Mr. andjj Mr. ami Mia. A- C. Ou-Uf mil Mrs. Jiweph LaCosta of 393 Park| Mr. amanil i Mis.Mis. •'•"•.'»h" n"""• ,- Uvpntio have announced the enen-1 g Thursday, Friday & Saturday thtir two children. John and Anm'. «,-J Pr«p«-t street am paren s u t I . L a C o , tV., | j of ?A llawthurn drive have vr- ment of Mrs [ turni*d from a two-wrk vacation a itaiwhci-r born July — ui "-:;, hter <;,.ac(, Ri^nntc, to Roger I a OLD FASHIONED BARGAIN ALL (at Ro?trevor. Lake Roseau, On- ; ,„(. Hmpital. Summit. jL crilly'jr., son of Mr. ami Mrs. || ' taria. Canada, Prior to the ti ip Mr. and Mr.-. Am'huiiy Innuan-• R. L. Crilly -S>. «'f I''01 Wood j| SPECIALS j this Ctiffcler family visited rela- into of 2:;1 P->mbrook roadi , MounM - ,i roadi. _| _j§ POTTERY I live? in N'ebraska nnd Mtnneapo tamsidt, an- parents i>t a iiau«h-;' Mj Rjjrante, a praiiuate of jB ttt;, ! Hi, Minn., for .several weeks. 5S w tei oorn July 23 at Overlook »oa-I gcotc|, pfains High School and j W t pital. Summit. -Wood Secretarial School in NVsvjg Costume Jewelry LI ~ GLASSWARE Mr. and Mra. Coulter D. Younu ' ,*, * r *i «-ii»r if * York, is employed in the Bell Tele- 3 Famous Makes, including Jr. and thoir four children, Pa- | Mr. and Mrs. John M"!!« of Laj/ul.atorieS in Murray 1 cricia Anne, Coulter III, 3e«rs, and ;278 Ff-mbrook void, Mountainside.. j^ B i TrHari •'Cora • Botitlwf BRASSWARE Craig, of 521 Prospect street visited have .mother son, Gregg Alan, two. _ visited «rfth their daughters, Anne Mrs. Homberger U the former Wins Scholarship and Jane, who are spending the Florence G. Coiyer, daughter of! winner at Camp Blai3deII, Bi ad- , Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Coiyer, for-jTo RllfgefS University Rogers Sifverpfate' off ford, N.H. meriy of Weatfield. Mr. nnd Mrs. John B. Gib3on SCOTCH PLAINS—Kenneth J. 11 Buy now for yourself or future df* 25 Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Wistar >vay avenue arc par"jl«3o of 1257 White Oak road is | and their daughter, Nancy, and of T.^iO Jr., | ents of son born Friday at one of 61 recipients of full, four- .ion, Chuck, of 785 Hyslip avenue, Jluhlenberg Hospital. Plainfield. year scholarships awarded by Rut Wall and Tree Platter. . . 1495 " SPECIAL—Dollar Gift Table! art spending August at .Vorth I the former Mi.«s Betty Zertcihaek, B™h, Lon Beach Island. ; daughter of Mr. and Mr?. Arthur! * . _ |gers University, effective in Sep- Values up to $5.00 K p and Mrj oberj 0 SchmUs Doubly Vegetable Dish 72.95 Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lathrtxp wan w and Ml W C and their sons, Steve and CAen of!Dee e o«f; _ '- , ^. ' -1 enber? Hospital. Ptainfteld. ' university or alumni funds. Trays 7.95 & 9.95 .495 Every Ifem $1.00 .",7 Fniratrea avonue, spent the P " Rid?«Tood.,-._... The cere-: 1 -» * * luso \ras awarded one of 24 last two weeks cruisinsr Loni; r.s-1 "iony -took placl e in HolHly TrinityT )| ,\ daughter was born to Mr. Upson Memorial scholarships, e3- 3-pc. Coffee Set 29.9J land Sound in their boat. Church and was followed by a re- \ am{ Mrs. Earl Lambert of 41? tabli3hed by the Rutgers trustees ceptionat Club Diana. Union. South Elmer street Monday at i in 1D27 in memory of Irving S. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Marikj MuhlenlierR- Hospital, Plainfteld. I Upson, class' of 1881. A 1057 OTHEUS AT EQUAU.Y URGE SAVINGS' * Botnay FRAMES and their daughter, Lillys and Licensed as Pharmacist [graduate of Scotch Plains High JacqncHne, of 714 Boulevard, I nr-nl S+nrlont ! Sciraoi- the scholarship winner is Come in and browse for Complefe with Arrangement spent July at their summer home Richard C. Doerrer of 177 Elm at Bridgehampton, L.I. Their son. •street is among: the nine residents On Dean's List Many Other Specials 2.95 Reg. 3.75 Bob, has just completed srix weeks of Union County who are listed of training with the ItOTC at Ft. Returns from California among '.he 88 candidates who pass- A. Mason Ahearn, 861 HiTbide All Items from Our Regular Stock Belvoir, Va. Bob is a student at ed the examination of the Si ate -venue has been named to the} Mrs. J..H. Cromwell of 229 Bak- Carnegie Institute of Technology Board of Pharmacy and were li-j dean's list of the College of Arts I er avenue has returned from Satr in Pittsburgh, Fa. censed as pharmasists. and Science of the Universrfcy of Di*g;o, Cal., where she spent seven NO EXTRA a» Rorhester for achieving high schol- weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fred FOB CHAPWSEM Ml SauHi Av«. T»(. we. 2- Mr. and Mrs. I. Poole Jr. of The addition of nickel to alumi- UD 930 Kimball avenue, east, and Mr. num bronze produces an alloy with astie averages during the second j W. Beck, and her mother, Mrs. Q. 2939 and Mrs. William Lycan of 26 excellent resistance to corrosion semester of the 195G-57 academic! E. Shriever. During the first week Free gift wrapping and delivery anywhere Pair Hill road havo returned from and erosion by aea water, making year. of July, Mrs. Cromwell and Mrs. a weekend trip to Enst Water- it highly suitable for ship propel- The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Heck attended the international ford, Mo., where they visited their Ahearn, he as appeared twice be-1 convention of Alpha Gamma Delta ST6M HOURS lers and other marine applications. i sons, Tom Poolo and Bill Lycan, fore on the dean's list. Mason is .sororrty at the Hotel del Coronado, • A.M. - 6 P.M. who are spending the summer at Coins made of pure platinum a member of Alpha Delta Phi fra-Coi-onado, Cal. Mrs. Cromwell was 206 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIwff Camp Waganaki.t were issued by Russia during the ternity and the Men's Gke Club. a delegate from the Mew Jersey _ ALSO KUTHWroHO a »lnEEWOOD" £ MMlmdoy at Noon early part of the, ninteenth cen- He will begirt his senior year in Alumnae Club of Alpha Gamma (Please turn to next page) tury. September. Delta.

GIFT SPECIALS ... janesnt Linens ...... * . 20% 133-141 Cantral Av«. Wa. 2.2558 "'SAVEDAYS at Cuiiomer perkiitf at I3X BMHI ST. MISSES KPT. Noritake China, 53-pc. Sets ( Group of . „ . CHILDREN'S DEPT were lo 49.98 NOW 39 SPECIAL VALUE GROUPS 3 » I: \sv including Wera McKem T-Shirts SilliS HMfWh |Q ta 1.00 Lamps 20%ffo50%^ wool* Coals 50.00 Group of Pajamas J3& 1,59 Jewelry ..... 20% H sizvt 8 to 20 Other Pajamas . . J4 off Pictures M off some Bathing Suits . . . . 2.99 to 19.99 Dacron Slips Now 1.69 Wtrifo 29.98 Sets of Hi-Ball Glasses 2.99 selAJt Boys' Wash Suits . Vz off Cotton Skirts 14-pc. Punch Sets **.*« Now Shorts 1 One-of-a-Kind Wlmtm rf BNmrativ* Accessories SUM L Poplin Jackets. . 1.99 to 3.99 Slacks Vz' off Ice Tub on Wheels ^TMO NOW Sleeveless Blouses Boys Dress Shirts . . . y2 off Wicker Bar Cart Blue Jeans . . 1.39 and 1.99 Group of Slips—Sleepwear 50% off Brass Tea Cart Baby Crawlers . Children's group of % off Hitchcock Bench 30 PRE-TEEN SNO-SUITS *5.00 Baby Blankets 2.99 DRESSES Sunsuits — Shott Sets SUMMER CHAFING COATS »3J°00 $2.99 HANDBAGS DISH War* to 79.98 Were to 12.«8 Group of t« 50% off PRE-TEEN FASHIONS ... Boys Wool Suits Sport Jackets . » Dresses to 60% off LEATHER and LUGGAGE SPECIALS Dresses * 1.00 to 10.00 Sno Jackets ..... 7.99 to 14.99 Tolex Men's Luggage Rainwear .... V U Bathing Suits . . Nawr 24.95^ Sc*ks ...... 4forl.00 Now 20.00,

Pa^imas and Gowns .... y3 o|f Sweaters ...... to % off Amelia Earhart Cotton Skirts . . ilf 116 SPECIAL TABU QP... Carsacs, Grasshoppers "ST While shopping «se our aistom*^ ^kirtg I SHIRTS ot SHORTS Golf Bags . . . ,\\ # / . T/3C] M.OUSES 1.00 i.4.1 Open FrWtr/ night unt!f 9 SUNSUITS ear tinned from a kf MMpic and motor t thrti^f JM west. The family IU4 OFgJMTTetons, Wyo., and How important do we consider Smart Separates Reduced 30% or more *r. aatf JjhjftTniCT S. Can of PROPER FIT in children S shoes? $l.oo I Ba»H»Mi**re spending a two- Madras Jackets Bermuda Shorts A vikH vUk Mr. and Mrs. Her- So absolutely, positively important l~«t their home at Log • Choose From Over 500 Mystery Tee Shirts Beach Shirts bla Faiati , BoutB h BristolBil, MeM . that we carry Suia>- Bcfclailnger, daughter of Packages • Halters Pedal Pushers -. aad Mrt. Kdwjn Schlesinger 614 MaMMod drive is at Camp $2.00 to $10.00 Values Short Shorts Sissy Playsuits iliala, >Mr Mountain, N. Y., • t#a-W

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Opan aviMtr sn. All Bay Kaden's Shoes W»dn«sday OPEN T7I [. BROAD ST. Stores ol»a in Cran-ford, and Denlin't Jawaiars in Kanilwortb MONDAY EVES. WESTFIEID 2-3&M 8 .THE "The Ten Commandments" Set for tfdams 5 State Garden Club Plans Activities Mated Food Theatre Engagement in September Dim ! Relax Yanr "^iZ RHHah- Martha Scott as \ocna- n Grooming Habits I At Executive Meeting at Local Home Prices Spare B. DCommandmente Mill** r«fs* ^' I Si Judith Anderson as Memnet; need "The Ten C ££ annd ri- Wn'eeat Price a. Ttoka; John Car- Bit CAROLYN r norwd !H- reiit'ious lea h Jjp~OiTrdein~cTuf> of N ew Jerety mr-t at! Popular Items iieators and ai, ffS'i Highland .ivpntie, Monday. Mrs. [ «.,—will begin^ it s? exelu - - j| Miriamj--45-sx:; Sri."! j t!w» botm» of -Mr-i, I.!oy*j H. On tion'j critics, will begin i | rf Wilroxon, Donald Curtis, | holidaY d It wa ~~HenryWarner. John Miljan and I i cleaning~~

we P' fast? j I tho=e wnndrring wlion the i Adams. The additional' received the Ten ing hot '.veath'**. A. Martin i increase vviil -;top, your answer isit^'ke daily, Samr from Cod. This Paramont film, Such diwpsrard of I \fr,t. Harry T- Max'Xfll of Mor-j FANWOOD—.famra jcrooTninst procedure* has a ten- ri.*to«-n is making piang to impie- < i major ; there isn't mu.^. indication of any i « j """' "' "•"•"••.•" :;""„. , i ,, atr.. 28 Branford place Xewark. I , OUT BT !!=»•« you want under summer fanhion.,.: «oun«d that Ed.th Jf. Oor:an of j comptroller. „. , .,., __ithe seven represent;) foods most Woman s Wo . .. . ; .N*w Brunswick, IrcTjirer and au-I Major Martin neroi mihtary .„„„,. ]ik eand W(, often> Pried The management, of. the Adam»lf- 12 ^ h Tnere is also a fsriety of liijh-t,: ;hor ,,j "Hokahey" and "Thej tbk hiqhm quality cleaning tn be worn under short) ; M the pr0(rP9m xhtch already in- j During- World War 2 he served 24 j ^n,t any hardship TO =ierve it ofn- mid slack". These help maintain . ,. jj cferysanthemum speeial- • , nrh» overaeas at Wh«*ler Fii>ld, was announced. i ; ' !ades t e n O ', . t- .• i .ii en- Frying chicken* carry a price The prograra 3 presented a n*»at appfaranc*? foi: soy yctiv...i._ - ,.^ comeiiti., _j Aekerson of KeKeyy - j Hawaii, a. Sba« statical «ont,ol | Ujf ^ ^ ihree cer)t/bs.!o'w o in preparation for the event,'each week on WATT, channel 13. s-ot team you can afford. US'. j port and the orchid expert, Tiom- j officer. year ago, in most stores. the theatre has been remodeled j Recipients of basket? of peaeh- Wfth the u«* of op•- j-.-^ . „„„„ ,.„.„.„ — .. nHHtraxteti, n in America. .- .:...... ^.i.,. the.!,.„y. usuall,, .., iiy» enjo.ninry ;; êquipmen^ _M t projis bein^ tbg einstallân visaViswnd \j eialis Ernest int Gpomolog. Christ,y extensioo£ n spe-j snefp«r»av ehoes iio r.#t giv» adequate; vjfe uc)en Jean have two t.) like fi.h, y t n y home chairman, j dautrhters, Carol 12, and SSusa n 7 dishes made u-ith t-anned tuna. It's epic on she ne* 40-foot Vicraiite j University, will show jupport jo yoar fees; SWtt ran-' liobert E. McXuHl Jr. of In civilian life he is employed g tinwd use, you may Sn4 ats the'. a couple nt rents !e 3 per can than hii»h sain, saecnlsr lenticular | varieciea of peaches (?rov by B. S. J'lumb Co., Inc., of N'ew- 0 screen. This equipment incorper- j Jersey and tell when each is at its tmtof sumnwr thai yoss 6*« brak- : -w -J» oration of ark, in charge of the cost account- , one more popular and • ^^ modern hi^h-intensity mirror I height Mrs. Margaret C. Shepard, s'ational in if department. (rood source of easily digested pro- : *^ j p to project the fall bril- j Essex County home a£ent, will of Garden Qubs in the a am S If yoa labsrrJbe t» tos-«r£.f«r- • Tn hl.s home area Major Afartin tein, boast a price tag- atwut eight, Ylssu.e oi tj,e teehaicolor. Altee j prepare four peach dishes — a stwicifjnifj-davi,, at !«*«! t Bf. = Botanical Garden at St. is attached to the !)017th Air Re-cento per do«n les.i fhtna»»B l"«aatt' • • --- --•• <-----•<.- — .- .—~- -•- peacvh. —salad i-J , ••a f ,v«r Jersey ia third on the ' I sound systems will bring the ma- • peach torte pie, la»*rciKWn foot pwtertor*. TW«, serve Squadron, Plainfield, yeyeara . While most of us wouldn 111 êsty of" lhe pictured Biblican di- i peach sauce for i ce cream and a , M. J. co«. SOUTH a. LEUND • cot. uxto, use only keep your /eet csei. &*((;;« of 4oRnr» for the home. esty of t p p want to eat ejrip three times a I aiOjrae t0 A«LIMGTON • CO». W. 7TH & OINW h.!j> prevent foot infeKwo «r u pa.rta of the audi- j Dutch peaeh cake, of the day—they do fit in with menus for | ence j « Woman's W M. J. ii e. aaoMi STiKt Urt. and «««p sb« n by Mn. Prank J. Dvigan, both of bkbreakfastf , "lunch''and'"dinnOTlh ad dinnerr BBe-|e - j "A_noraanA s v and rirat. WestfieH, Mrs. Roben R. Green j ntatJ n the ; the ehairwan. Jfrj. Vincent Mulli- sides, they are an impotrant in-1 Charlam Boston stars as Moses, j !5>me ° °° . a*fc#, mnaibrr f jf3n of ERzsbetk, for approval bby f Trenton, Mrs. A. 0. Hill of gredient in more combination disi- ] heading a cast of more than 250,- i "* i-conomics t« "Ae-Uo" yo« nlnl a y , Conrad of Cranford. Brunswick, chairman of conserra- And oramre juice in aome form i,,imo« and "«'«• UMtig a hair conditioner and a hat The chuii-man of the flower lon, reported that the eonsenra- a daily breakfast item in many I ARogetherg, , varied and intereat- or start a* proteetlon from the show school, Mrs. John C, Bayles ion workshop—limited to 25 stu-homes. If you don't like one ing meals can be purchased, by Toddy, Fri., Sc hot >un will help keep your hair ot South OrtRge, announced that dents*-~waft practically full. This brand, why not try another. makinp use of good buys, without •ttriwtfve and ntanagmbte during BO srtadanta paaied the final exam- a three-week course to which Summertime always brings an spending a great deal more than a t1i< summer. inations find thud Mrs. John teachers are sent tfl help them with increase in l«ttuce consumption, year ago. A liking for all food* Chanmaw of Plne« tîkes hod been conservation work in the schools. because salads are so appropriate on the part ot all family members her certiuoate aft Other commltJteeR ratified were for hot weather meals. The price is, of course,e. .hat of Mrs. William A. Iôund©* doesn't even show a whole cent a the food shopper and menu plan- Coming Event* Mrn. Albert N, Dicknon nf Plain- of Chester on birds, whose list head reduction from last year, but ner in keeping? total costs from Included Mrs. Douglaa Valentine at least ib isn't among the more sky rocketing:. of MartlnsvHle and Mrs. Henry DRESS CLEARANCE of the following memhers: B. (Cellrmu of Tenetly. SEPTEMBER. • Alsio, Mra. Kelloji, chairman,ol tfe-Kt ft.iW.-T» p.m Gcerg* Chong't p the Palistdos Arboretuin, had her $8.50 naso 112.50 Conntfy Homo Fair. , M«. fcdwsrd f,, CofTey and committee ratified ronaiatinjr of Mefldames CotTey, founded, IjtEi t OI5TII>-J>O» or riNi Air Conditioned for your fining comfort WUBAIlftiSt.liSJU.tSWltolP.ll, PLASTIC, STRAW, UNEN BAGS PUN CATALOfl THE CORSET SHOP ^2.49 *3.99 15.99 HMM twirf im FHE1 y*or MW }9S7-St Vol. 2.9S Vol. S.OO Vol. 7.9S to Ctrtnlafl "twclrwiwrt in An for 'S8" 148 E. Broad St. Wesrfield

The Foundation of Our Business it the Right Foundation CONDtTlQNED Fer Yew* Figure HOURS: Schaefers Closed Wednesday during Augutt 9:30 to 5t30 * No Poor Goods At Any Price r, t'QBOO WfSTF' THE WESTFTELD (N..T.) LEADER, THURSDAY, ATJGTJST I, 1057 ..'."" _. .. . •*«*« *nhirtee> n Uniced Cake ries or other sweetened Twirling Class to Hold Contest, Plastic Bag fresh fruib Provides Endless Slice cake in half horizontally. Dessert Variety Jut lemon sherbet into four equal Exhibition Tomorrow at Playfield Use Increases dices and arrange between cake layers.. Cover top of cake with Rv MARY IV. ARMSTRONG FANWOOD—An exhibition and ning at the playground, a group Those plastic bag.i that laundry- whipped cream. Slice and serve eonttst will be staged tomorrow Dt of older pirls nri> working- on lan- men use to package shirts and Union Comity Homr Agent immediately. Top each serving The Wu> Mm INN 2 p.m. among the nearly 30 girls terns to bo used, with a string- of other wearing apparel have a mul- Do you like sponge cake? Are with strawberries. Vleld: 8 serv- in the twirling: 'class 'at F«nwo6d lights. Some are covered with a titude of uses, according bo Ainer* the blueberries in the market ings. playground. Miss Linda Carlson, mesh of knotted yarn. Dick Fns- ican Institute of Laundering, re- tempting? Why not put. them to- Fronted Strawberry Cake , Boon lo summer hostesses! majorette und SPHS junior, has volsky of Parsippan'y-Troy Hills search and educational center for gether for a luscious dessert VJ pint heavy cream, whipped been teaching the children every will be caller. Dancing will con- the professional Inundry industry. Whipped cream or ice cream are 2 tablespoons sugnr afternoon for a week.- She will tinue from 8 to 10 p.m. Refresh- The Institute reports that more the other ingredients to use with Vi teaspoon vanilla extract Our new take-home service supplies any continue it enough children are ments will bo nvailable, arranged and more laundrymen are pack- fruit and cake for easy and deli- 1 (IB-ounce) angel food cake dinners on our menu. Just stop by, and 3NT STREET interested in pnying a minimum for by Henry Plekarski. aging laundered items in'the trans- cious summertime desserts. 1 pint strawberry ice cream fee. Children working on crafts parent, waterproof polyethylene Fresh peaches team with vanil- (packed in round carton) pick up the meal of /our choice. ropriate Gifti^ Among; those participating are: have almost finished the felt caseS bags. And( more and more home- la ice cream and tt plain loaf cake Combine whipped cream, sugar 1 Ann Cunninijham, Ethel Staple- for sun glasses and are read)* to makers are wondering how they for another elegant offering. These and vanilla extract. Cover- top ye to Thrift ton, Nancy "Coving, Darla Straka, start on felt jewelry, necklaces, got along before the material came *Qn th* road, to BtrrtardtvllU en Routs 202 combinations are better than the and sides of cake with whipped Carol Campbell, Sally Loving, bracelets and' earrings. The cop- into use. separate foods alone and often Tel.BE8.HSO, 1151 mmer Margie Bidder, Linda Berry, Deb- per enamelling program continues While traveling, the bngs can have the added odvantagc of !ienm. Refrigerate until ready to by Berliner, Marcelyn Borleis, almost duily with the children tote shoes, hats, toilet articles or stretching whatever item is in tin serve, then remove carton from Jewelry Linda Louis, Linda Applegate, working on pins, pendants, •ear- soiled clothing. They can hold wet limited quantity. ice cream which is slipped upright, 25% Lirt Zeilman, Pat Mbnahan, rings, cufflinks and tie slides. bathing suite or can serve as Strawberries are on the wane, into, center of cake. Judy Campbell, Nancy Mejia, Lau- A busload of children visited baby's diaper bag. but with an angel cako and a lit- rie Thompson, Gwen Marrpw, Lin- Bowcraft, Route 22, Monday aft- In the home, the bags can be tle whipped cream, strawberry ice da Sage, Peggy Smith, Susan Lou- ernoon for archery, canoeing and used not only for storing out-of- cream makes a dessert that makes is, Lynn "Harris, Mary Casselry miniature golf under the supervi- aeason clothing, blankets and lin- you forget about fresh berries. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO J;30 P.M. and Carol Huirhes. sion of Miss Dorothy Hoffman and ens, but also as containers for Blueberry Sponge Cake In anticipation of family square Jack Fowler. Miss Fowler also tools, paint brushes or small parts, 1 cup henvy cream, whipped dance to be held Wednesday eve- took chai'gre of the group who went dust' ebths or cleaning utensils. to Camp Lion Tuesday for a pic- Many a housewife-uses the bags to 2 tablespoons confectioners' nic lunch and swim. The trips line shelves, drawers, hampers and sugar take place weekly, on Mondays cannisbors. 4 cups fresh blueberries CO. I sponge cake and Tuesdays, a small charge be- The plastic comes in handy in Beat cream until it is thick as ing made at Camp Lion. Children the kitchen, too. Salad greens, veg- mayonnaise., Then beat in the should be at least eight years old etables and other foods can be sugar gradually. Gently mix in for' the Camp Lion trip and at stored in the bags. Because the *j least 10 for Bowcraft. the blueberries. If processed ber- plastic material can be heat-sealed ries are used, drain. Cut a sponge FOR together, the homemaker can use calie into generous pieces. Spoon the polyethylene in vdrious sizes this cream mixture, over the slices. Meyner Will Greet and shnpes. Several can be com- Freak Peach Boston Cream Pie fl*st's Exclusive State's Oldest Farmer bined to form tablecloth protec- tors, electric mixer covers or ap- 1 teaspoon butter or mavgn- rlne "Sutton Tweeds! Gov. Robert B. Meyner is ex- rons. In order to join them, the two pieces of polyethylene that ale Vi cap sugar pected to .welcome to Trenton the 2 tablespoons enriched flour Heralding this season's state's oldest formers Aug. 23, to be sealed should be placed between two strips of cellophane. Dash of salt "casual look".. . . our and then sit down with them for 1 egg luncheon across the street at the Run the iron across at the top and richly-textured *Sutton bottom. When the polyethylene has % cup milk Tweeds are in demand now Farmhouse, headquarters of the Vi teaspoon vanilla extract New Jersey Farm Bureau. cooled, the cellophane will strip off more than ever! easily and may be re-used, .The M: cup crushed fresh peaches In announcing this, Meyner at plastic material can also be sewn 1 (8-inch ( prepared chiffon Classically tailored in An appointment with our expert^ • the same-time lauded the Farm on a sewing machine. or sponge cake ring • ' dark green, cherry red, gray, Bureau for its search for the old' Vi cup heavy cream, whipped cornflower blue, blue mix, will da wonders, tor your looks and est farmers is a way of bringing: Dad will find that the bags can 2 tablespoons sugar. public "recognition to past genera- hold fishing equipment, a rifle bar- H cup sliced peaches , red mix; also charcoal or your spirits. Even In summer (the tions of farmers who helped build rel, tire chains or automotive 8 red raspberries medium gray flannel, parts, spotlights and mirrors, espe- ieason hardest on good grooming) the reputation of a fine agricul- Melt butter in the" top. of a Sizes 7 to 15. ture for New Jersey. cially since the polyethylene will you can look smart and cool and help keep the chrome from corrod- double boiler. Blend in sugar Farm Bureau's search for the ing. He can also use the material flour, and salt. Beat eggs and milk Classic box coat, 59.95 at peace with the world. What bet- past four weeks, largely through as a fender cover while working together and add to sugar mix- Matching convcrti We ture. Cook until thick, stirring collar suit, 59.95 ter way to spend a little time? the eifbrts of the county farm on the automobile motor or as a agents, has brought in Cl '"candi- drop cloth while painting. constantly, add vanilla extract. (Not shown) Fitted reefer, 59.95 Phone today. dates." Take the bags on a picnic in the Cool, then add crushed peaches. (Not shown) Gored Besides being feted Aug. 23, the form of food wrappers, table- Slice cake in half, horizontally. walking skirt, 15.95 oldest farmer and his "court of clotha -for picnic (spreads or as an Spread peach custard filling on Matching cloche hat, 10.95 honor" are being invited to appear botton layer. Replace cake top, 1 ice bag for packing soft drinks. i at the Flemington Fair on Farm- In the for mof a cover, the ma- Whip cream until stiff, blend in ers' Day, Aug. 28. sugar. Spread over sake top. Just Mail md phon* ordari ftllad terial will protect baby's mattress, before serving, arrange sliced The old guard of agriculture, automobile t upholstery, outdoor according to Farm Bureau Presi- furniture or an outboard motor. peaches in a swirl pattern on top, dent Herbert W. Vooi'hees, will be Homemakers have also used the placing a rspberry between each SPECIAL feted at the fair with recognition polyethylene material for book peach slice. from state and federal agencies, jackets, phonograph,record protec- Lemon Sherbtrt Cake TEIN WAVE - $10.00 COMPLETE the Extension Service and the Col- tors and covers for delicate plants 1 large angel food loaf cake WATCHUNG Itat* Highway, Rout* 21 • WalnfUld 7-0500 • AMPLE PAtKNO' lege of Agriculture. and shrubbery. If the plastic is 1 pint brick lemon sherbet Voorhee"s~~said the search goes heat-sealed to form separate com- •A cup heavy cream, -whipped *—i •——* —*J «- •Trod.morl -* • *- *• -• on meanwhile, and invited inter- partments, silverware stored In 1% cups crushed strawber- ule's Hair Fashions ested'groups or Individuals to send the bags will not become scratched along their tiamqa of elderly fail or tarninhed. • .• in Av«. H..WE. 2.7542 era *Tb~J6fir the "honor roll"? New Jersey agriculture. * Family Life Today

PHYLLIS PAGE HHADSHAW Specialist in Human Relation! Riilfftn—The State t^nitieraity NEAT AND TIDY "What I Want to know," quer- ies an annoyed mother, "is why Tom was neat as a pin at campf Now that he's home again, his Today — Tomorrow — Saturday at the room looks as though a cyclone hit it. Why can't he be neat and tidy at home, too?" Many parents are amazed to discover how neat their jwmtrirt HEATHER SHOP caij be at camp. Frequently they think the tide has turned and these new wonderful habits will continue at home. Unfortunately, this is seldom the case. the great incentive of group Boys'Shoes standards at camp makes most youngsters feel a real responsibil- Sizes 3 to 8 — Reg. 8.95 ity for doing the things everyone WHEN YOU SAVE else does which include being neat and tidy. However, at home again, the youngster wants to "be him- THE MODERN, SAFE WAY SALE 5.90 self. " This is understandable because where cftn he relax except in AT WESTRELO FEDERAL SAVINGS his own home. Most parents certainly want their youngster to Jeel at h«me Is' Flats and Loafer Types when he's there, yet they think the horrible mess in the child's Sizes 4 to 8 — Reg. 7.95 room is going a bit too far. N*at- ness is jiist not itnpotrant to a pr«-adolescent or teea-ager. SALE 3.90 and 4.90 this is a time when co-operation and compromise work much Not All Sizes in All Styles better for parents than threats or nagging. A good clean-up job every so often is more likely to be effective than insistence on neat- ness all the time. With good ex- More than 20,000 people in {greater W«st£el

MID-SUMMER ALL 12" LP's DISCOUNT Bathing. Suit Summer Skirts SALE Clearance ALL TYPES- Reg. $3.98 Now $3.18 EVERY SUIT IN STOCK ODD LOTS KNITTING Reg. $4.98 Now $3.98 SOCK & SPORT FROM *4.00 UP WORSTED YARN 50c 2-oz, V2 Price All 10" LP/ GRAB BAG All "45" DRESSJCLEARANCE Extended Play .EVERY DRESS IN OUR UROf STOCK 20% Off ITALIAN STRAW 25c Records REDUCED AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS TO YOU ON ALL 98c SIZES 7-1S NEEPLEPOINT BASKETS (Rag. $3.9«) 3 RECORDS 20% SIZIS 10-20 Discount SOU MVi-24%: ;•-• : ' AND PICTURES 50c Reg. 98c Dteentimod Styles ALL POPULAR RECORDS ONCE A OUR MOST FAMOUS BRAND (We Cannot Mention the Nome) SUPPER SOCK YEAR 20% Off — 45 r.p.m. — LINGERIE PACKS ON AU 79C (**9- Me) OPPORTUNITY 20% off fixed list pric*! EMBROIDERY (Record Club Cards Honored) *«0- $2.50 PIECES MANY RECENT RECORD PLAYERS CHILDREN'S EARLY-BIRD SPECIALS - - LIMITED QUANTITIES S P E C I A I HIT RECORDS WINDOW SAMPLE RECORDS Cotton triefs, Reg. 6»e..4 42e Wool Skirl!, Odd Siies 18x18 CHAW HAND KNIT Many Models 51-15 Nylons, Reg. 9ft. 63c Wool Jersey Mousos A URGE SELECTION Hand Bag*, Reg. 3.00 1.10 Maternity Cownt, Reg. 5.*« - NEEDLEPOINT GREATLY REDUCED TO SWEATERS, Belts, oil types Vi Price Wrap-A-Hound Slips, Re*. 3.00 PIECES 2f.,49c REDUCED STOLES, ETC. 49c Jeweled Sweaters, 10.9B 6.98 Italian leather Bags $1.00 *1.?8 Vi Price Open Ail Day THE MUSIC STAFF § Wednesday BARBARA RYAN V Fri, A Man. 'til 9 THE NEEDLEWORK SHOP 27 ilM STREET WESTFIELO 2-1448 Us*' - AIR CONDITIONED - Air Conditioned 231 E. Broad St. OfIN MON. & FRI. EVE'S TIL 9 P.M. of Course! WesffieitJ Tim WESTFIELP (N. J.) UEADER, THURSDAY, A.U

This week handicrafts consist be a popular playground game, an ribbon fo>r- having tho prettiest rniim, Henthqr Winott, Peter Box- ex belts, bracelet* and shoulder Playgrounds ed of decorating personal belta, additional set was obtained in the foreign tioll, a Peruvian woman er, Anne StnbH'i, Mnrlene Knmler, straps, while oilier* are' mating;' constructing and dec-orating ring^ hope that it would reduce the in- dri's.sed i :n her native clothes. Cathy Gfren, Stepnen Glns-i, felt pockttbookn, metal etching, nnd colonial mats. Cnlhy Lundeih, Jiini't Lnnflcr*, line waiting time of participants, Mavissu Post won & pytee for hav- The (rood citizenship white rib- tHflp'Enjoyable in Many Forms (Continned from previous page' Neyt wpek lanyards and bracelets The doll and model show at- ing both tile largest arid the smnll- Connii* LnndciN, Annu Kiley, Piml Dsvitt, George Keenan, Sue Click will be made by hose who desii'e Kiley, Richard Green, Ned Kiloy, hona were awarded to Mury.Mbf- tracted 24 entrants on Wednesday. iwt doli. Sht had a tiny bnby doll fett arid Jeffrey Dick. By' KAhY Vf ARMSTRONG tity; cucumbers in sour crea enbeVsjer, Paul Carro. Bob Bed to do so. .There will also be a pic- Maureen McOeary received ribbon mid a very large rag doll. Ann Laurie Stalcy and Neil Knmler. narj, nnd Pete Higpins, nic ut Tnmaques Park and base- At 10:30 a.m. today the , chil- Home Agent sliced with one-half medium Be award for having the best home- Tost captured the prise for hav- Some children arc making film- muda onion for each six cucun In a boy nnd girl softball garni ball and softball games with Kenil- made dolls. Dee Ellen DeFoe'a ing the largest collection of dolls. dren will hold n peanut hunj.' worth and Scotch Plains. ; bers; and stewed cucumber qua: held on the grounds, Johnny Fag- "Can-Can" iloll was judged the A. model o{ mi aircraft carrier V; ,ll*;.hflW.;;»»ny ways do you eiv ters served up crystal clear, b gins team consisting of Neil Smith, most interesting. Sandra Bates mode by G hnrlcs Kiley won a prize jOy:;cuciSftîn»? Have you tried crunchy, with lots of butter, p*e: Tom Devitt, Maryann Fahey, Pa "Queen of Heart-s," roplete with For the b<5st workmanship. The per and salt. If you raise yo Mehns, John Fogarty, Don Sliar Lincoln Playground tnrts was judged tho most orig- prettiest doll award went to Bambi |®ISHj^Bfiicious. Even' if yoii eyebrows at this last, instead, ju. key and .Jerry McGovvan defeated Lanyards, swimming, and al inal. Peter Bolte won the award Madsen who hud two dolls dressed Make the Stockton * ' 'HUmmKS»w that thinks of try it while the supply is good an Mne Turner's team comprised o kinds of games were featured at in tho model class 'with his war- us bridcsmiiida. Tho cutest doll terms of pickles prices down. Cooked cueumbei the following members: Jane Hu Lincoln. In the doll pnrnde Wod- ship model.. Judges for the affaiv award wur» t to Liuda MtUinaki for ipy to see cucum- served as a vegetable is a re; tira, Charley Felter, Barbara Le< nesdny, prizes were awarded to were Miss Emily Preston, Mrs. F, her Bi'ownifl doll. The main attrac- your Summer home the following owners: Debbie luxury in which most of us can ii is, Bruce Clement, Tim Sharkey. Calabrese, Miss Suannne Werber, tion of the show was the -bride doll . ..th* Ideal spot forth* whole family son means more dulRe only for a lew weeks Barry White, Jim Luerssen, Jir Bvcitfeller, most unusual; Mal- and Miss Marcia Royce. brought-by Cnthy Green, who and lower prices summer. Capone, Sue Crickenberger, nn. vina Peirucci, best cared for; won the.urine for having the old- Kathy Sha-fTer, prettiest; Bill Car- • 9f lv«t« touh •* •<*•!« ive vegetable that We don't minimize the crisp Claudia Cagnassola. Jefferson FUyjround est ddJl Ira the show. Honorable like to do with- ney, best model; and Beverly Vor- mention 'buttons were awarded to ing and pickle chunks, the bread and bu The teen-nge girls defeated the zillo and Gail Gibson, special After winning second place ir \he price tags dis- ter pickles, mustard pickles an Jefferson playground girls in a "I Cathy Landers whose doll, carried ffihlni cu'cumber crop in- t-ypes. the town Olympics, Jefferson Pluy- a bouquet of real flowers and to picalilly, in nil of which the c return softball game Thursday Thursday rates ers, it may be reas- Captain Virgil K. Glocheski, SC, More Storage Space Columbus FTaygroiiaii Mclerdierck and Billy Whalen. lurini;-w|*ti»'OW that it's there to Among events at Columbus Others who entered were R. TJSN, of 321 Jefferson avenue, «x Brody, M. EckeH, M. Bass, R. Grant's s>«ftball team, coached Wttfra^pand give you a fresh- ecutive officer of the Bayonne Na playground were a doll-model show >r,::cH|»tij£«cluct. Many retailers How to increase household stor- Wednesday morning. The biggest Glassey, R. Salzmnn, R. Lahue, R. by Pete Moitett, emerged the vic- val Supply Depot, one of the larg- age space economically is a ques- Roller, L. Mannino, J, Powers, K. tors over Wîlnon Playground Fri- |wf^^^^^M cucumbei's.' This est and busiest depots in the world doll was Shiela Watt's and the )i»t«r;:S«»*i|ftng is harmless and tion he often is asked by home smallest doll belonged to Edith Powers, J. Eckert, F. Bass, B. Ker- day winning with a scove of 12-1. was recently promoted to hl8 prea owners, according to George Riley vick, D. Kervick, R. Lauher, D. The team, members were Jorry_ shrinkage, thereby ent rank. His status in rank Moore. The best collection was of the J. S. Irving Lumber Co. that of Linda Smith, the best Thomo, M. Helmatetter, and J. Post, Ned Kiley, George Smith; retroactive to July 1. here. ' ' Kern. Billy Wholes, Jimmy Post, Eddie ^^^^.rrd^ dressed wns Karen Coleman's Bradbury, Mark Haley,' Jeff Dick fye wudiKjT easiest way to The captain and his wife, thi Space to keep clothes, tools, gar- bride doll and tho best stuffed doll The highlight of the week was -••IMS .W0 w former Mis3 Marguerite Timmon: den, and lawn equipment, house- was that of Shnron Lake. Other the doll and model contest in which and Charles Kiley. ', - b h who have three'daughters, Jantci keeping supplies and the. various girls entering dolls were Patty 25 children participated. Prizes for Some of the favorite games 15; Laurel, 11 and Patricia, six the cutest and prettiest dolls went played by the children aretbituro, ou use the cucum- odds and ends that just seem to Peproni, Mary Lou McCarthy, are natives of Grand Rapids, Mich accumulate always is at a premi- Barbara Bednarz, Maria DiGirola- to Carolyn Cummings and Carolyn cootie, Co - to - the - Head - are peeled? My McKenzie. The ribbon for the of-the-Class, croquet, nok-hockey, re cucumber sand- An instructor In logistics at th um. Mr. Eiley suggests the use of mo, . Denise Costa, Diane Bruno, Naval War College, Newport, K. I Masonite "Peg-Board" panels for Monica Sisto, Donna MierWer and smallest doll was won by Betty hop-scotch, pirate nnd traveler, sliced wafer thin Thome for her tiny Guatemala doiteeball and bean bag relay prior to his assignment to the de- greatly increasing storage space Dimples Lake. Among the boys 1 pot, Captain Glocheski started hi; without erecting costly additions the ribbon for the largest went to dolls. A .bride doll, owned by Jang races.. naval career in 1932 when he join to the home. The panels are avail- George Dlxon's garbage truck. The Milhorctv proved to be the largest Gimp brni Michigan and was commissions closet lined with the. perforated er entrants were Wayne Sarte, John Bednarz and Tommy Aguls. went to Marilyn West. Second doff leashes and doodle-bug, pins. an ensign in the Supply {Corps in hardboard. "Using 'Peg-Boaid' fix- place winners were Virginia Scott, The older firraup who mnde these 1930. tures, you can install several Varied crafts wore carried on. Barbara Bloomberg, ,Toby, Suo Items were Nancy Lee, Steven Before his assignment to th' clothes bars at convenient heights The younger children made vases Buike and Mary Aubrecht. In the Boxer, Billy Whalen, Nancy War College, Captain Glochesk nstead of having one long ibai out of glasses and cans by paint- model section of the contest, Hich- Whalen, 'Linda Malinski, Ifcuila spent more than three years with for everything," he points out. them • and then putting a silver avd Thome won first place for hia Spilner,' JcfF Dick, Annie Post, the Joint Chiefs of Staff with hii 'Also, you can use wall space that or golden design over thenp. Par- hand-made steamship. Dennis Danny, Moore nnd Doug Moore.,, pimcipal assignment being in lo- otherwise would be wasted." ticipating were Dimples, Sharon Crowley won first prize for hia The younger children made cork gistics. . Panels of the perforated hard- and Bunny Lake, Dennis and collection of various models. Sec- und gimp belts with the help of During World War II he aervei board also can be installed in a Champ Mayers, Janet and Buzzy ond places were won by DenniB Miss Koppolt. Those completing almost three years in the Pacifi kitchen cabinet to provide handy tfalloway, Pat, Cookie and Elwood Sheehan; Steve Dailj''Joe Hakucsa, their belts were Maggie "Spilnur, receiving two presidential unit ci hanging places for cups, pots and Greene, Monica Siato, Mark and and Bonnie Warren, Judges were Cindy,, Gernnlk'Uo, Bobby Cap- tations while aboard the USS Fan pans, and other kitchen utensils. ierald Braxton, Karen Coieman Mrs. Eleanor Thorne and tho play- shaw Bay, an escort aircraft "car Stored this way, the utensils are and Jerome Lark. , ground leaders. rier. He also participated in fou convenient for use because they Many of the same children as Another event of lnt«rest dur- STUDIOS major actions aaginst the enem are not 3taeked. " 'PegBoard' well as some of the older children ing the week was a return softball STRICT while in the Pacific and receive deal for lining the interior walls participated in making boats and game by the girls' team nifalnst the Philippine Liberation Medal. of a garage. One-quarter-inch nnimala from spongex. the Teen-Age Playground. Jeffer- . Artirt material should be used hero, the Everyone's favorite craft, how- son, lost, ft-4. The boys' team con- Phetographer Other decorations and ribbon: lumber dealer advises, because it ever, wns grim. Many children tlnuedîts win^ hy defeating; Co- includejthejjayal Reserve Medal : p ULhth l made "Unynrdd, brwelctn ar*tle lumbus, 14-8, and Lincoln,,,12i4. "America rf~i!Tel ehse"ServTcT^Meda as power mowers, ladders, Many children participated • irt Victor clasps. Those who were working barrows, »n^ shelves for paint on projects were Barbara Bednarz, the crafts program which was cans and other heavy items. Edith Moore, Maria DiGirolamo, work with gimp. Lanyards were Home craftsmen also have found Elaine Ball, Morris Lark, Gerald the principal project, but the chil- he perforated hardboard a virtual Braxton, Russell Brown, Jimmy dren could also make plustic belti MEW JERSEY'S necessity in their workshops for Hadlej', Tony and John Colefnan, decorated with ifimp edgings, QUA111Y CHAIN keeping tools convenient and in Kenny Mayers, Joe Lark, Arthua bracelets, or book marks, The good order. There are fixtures es- flalloway, Jerome Lark, Karen craft will be continued next week STORE CLEANERS pecially designed for hanging Coieman, Sammy Byrd, Dennis along with the new crafts, everything from screw drivers to Mayers, Elwood Greene. There were no citizenship lower tools. The softball team played two awards presented. Qualities which constitute good playground citizen- " 'Peg-Board" is one of the game's. The good citizens for the jest space providers we've got," week were Edith Moore and Ger- ship were emphasized. ald Braxton. Plans are being made for the SUITS ;he lumberman asserts. "Use of it playground fair which will be held an mpre than double storage next Wednesday. Anyone who 1um ipace in many homes." Wilion Playground wishes may make his own booth. In a softball gam« with Grant, Proceeds will be used for a play- DRESSES Word has been received that Wilson lost 12-1. Supplementing BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED & PRESSED 'miner Sidney Jacobs is shipping molds and potholders, gimp Ian- ground group project at the end adyn Stable's Li'l Fella to Mon- ards and bracelets were intro- of the season. nouth Park from New York for duced as a craft at the playground. Grunt School BLUE RIBBON QUALITY HOUSEHOLD CLEANING WILL he Sapling Stakes on Aug. 7. The Misses Royce and Werber The main attraction at the KEEP YOUR HOME NICE AND BRIGHT. We do beauti- ,i'l Fella won the Juvenile and lelped find gimp projects for near- rant School Playground this Ireat American Stakes at Bel- ly all age groups. iveek was the doll-model shovr ful work on Slipcover*, Drapet, Blankets, Spreads and lont. Since nok-hockey has proved to Wednesday. 'Ann Kiley received I Curtains . .. bring outfit the glowing beaut/ of the colors, restore the toft, rich textures of the fabrics. e«» Let us help keep your home looking its best.

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MveNr IVi 2SI t ROM ^ >. H ». AT AWINGTON • OrP. tTBWBI * ^^j .«Ui«T W. fTENDf* — OWtlR, MANA9M. wsmt 100 NORTH AV re-alert their personnel to the maintain 'round: u,. TTTr T.rreTK'nffr.n m.J.) LEADER. State Police Crackdown seriousness at the accident proV Colonel Huttsr., Sixteen LEGAL NOTICES turn and to instruct tho patrols to not a spoKuijj, , been yiun maintained does not need On Violators Ordered tako swift aggressive action hut rather a New Wall Coverings jrii lkiiny, and actually deiterior- against the violator, to isaua sum. We are ih-tj, Drought Stricken L,rf fi-om lielit application. In un effort to curtail thy in- mouses for all mutor vetaula vio- highways of G<;ud lawns, hf jiuintud out, will 01 Vinyl Available crease in traffic accidents within Intions, especially those than can- drinking', I-L'C.UWU .__ -^——~™ j jvi' ,'c ;U'?i.-f tht' rains return. Plantings Dying I ' the state and their accompanying tribute to tho causes o£ accidents. drivem, whoso attiw*W« Two new "vinyl wall uovoritiijH •J * The :ij,uL Union •> '•; rnos-t ffll'HlS instuile" d 'I I'.'îii <,titl .unuunt ings, one of these UUtst introdui;- ami 11 Hi •iildl In S»i-.tl '«*.^:=nVS immediate action against violators. tionB may be pikstad in the wall : irrication ;0 wlj'.m.y l!ll\"lV~l™\™™nTill '" »™ "»"" &«<* I'""1 ">' 'JaHniser !'»=•• Providing. •—4sM with, standard easy-to-get wheat homeowners lf pustuiHlaitd is dry- '*-•....''.., .!iVi,,";,,.L, lunvcv-r, that ihn amount to bi> paid said, by the steady increase in ac- H. l'<=f-<- un \ihuf eiinippt paste. It i& laminated and ultic* Agenb Hrn: om is suiFerinB, ear- '' ' 54»i>t>t>'"• ' *:"-iiiir^r. r>i> in. IncaLîtjrtltinv.t. HhaJl i nuwitt tiicetMh tii l cidonts and. deaths on the high- txically bonded *bo a sturdy cotton Westliulil, itiwi'ts. Town i.'Urrfv. niRpr, Inc. to UK; i>wn o( Wf»tiu?Ul. ways, directed the commanders to .ut vs sir* poor in quality, and backing. Like other bonded vinyl Mr. Peterson :**iiil many ^« are desperately in yilf.'TTON rt, It is hereby ih-trr- !nst srninir or fail huve died, WRIGHT'S wall coverings, it has unusual ar MK'ji-tlinij to Mr. Pe- • tf .mniinl infitttilniftitH in «-htcli the abrasive resistance, yet appears dyintf or 'vill die" bvcuu^ti w! of vain, CIIIjJJAA.'St.Ii Ii.\I'I'J'l,i-,ii, '-.\,\ • LEGAL NOTICES • have riot- betn wat^reti tnouKh-they ivcrnunt of the Huitl irnprnvftm»tnt very lightweight. It can bo scrub- The troubles wure described by ti!uuu:in«r of which said notes ar# to SUMMER bed. The youn^ pihiKs, ht explained, may bo paid i« fivn with the ^xu&p- he isBued is a otriDil «f ten y*;ars. httva not had timo to develop rixjt the aêtu after a m-ut wave which S.tiU 'A.V Omj|>AMM I'iSTAU- •.lomputrMi inira the date of .naid You will find it in 15-yard rolls l.lSiil.Nti UClltllLrx* UIM'J'KitJi.^ 27i inches widti, in various unu.-- system. ..s- cxtenMVe unouti..h. to- dra-. w . added to burdens even on farms shall l)P naid within :jt) (lays ui'ter .SECTION ix. It ia hereby dvtrr- on :ivnilttbli e moisture smidi with-ih 1 with watering systems, proper notice, tnintwi anil fleciared that the .sun- | ual textures, in different designs tJKCTION 7. Tt is hereby fiftnr- pi*-mtt"tal Debt dtatoment required stand the aridity. j Mr. PeUjrson said thnt .iprink- I anil «tate>'l tjiat tho estimated and numerous col orcombinationa. irioli t or ipy waiii law has be*m Uuiy mado anri FOR THIS SAK The second new ope is a sculp- Mr. Peterson rxottd that trees j !jnp .if crops is impossiblo in blis- I'll I-IIOVIDIJ FUJI- THIi\S "0KVTill**- •^ n >f mummonr.'S: j* utii-v.^Dnecessar, yj t._o h»-* tUcti In the office '>f the Town UlerK I planted hy the Union County! ttrjpif >Kmpuratui«s because of ytitiiirr I'AiiKiMfi" IJV TillIIIKsI i rsvispd from all sour«i«» for said pur of «aid Town, and that such state- tured, vinyl with designs carved planted by e y cu Mv V lilt A J. /,» \ K»i ,V> I> Ulft- ]M>ae is E;,50(ijirt and that the RSU ment MO tile-d shows that the £rosfl the r i f and that maximum aiTioitni oi bwmla • lei«t -if Haid Town as deiititd In into the vinyl to produce baa-re* Shade Tree Commission ;iml mu- 'I'liicrA citiCATKij rni;iu;iiif AS matfl •s necesaar.v to b»? ftMUi-d for ALL DRESSES S fa vine rs fn isu) k a leejj y lil-UtKTUrilltj; .VMIiMJIJO, Title 40:1-7fl of said Hevlsea sta- 1 nicipalities are in particularly dire fa vine to ca vry iriiose la ^t.ood.oe. Tfitr^ is tui»-» is im-reage*! by this ordinance lief effects having an appeurance litii IT (JJtl>AiNh;iJ b; y tin: Town said ! (including maternitiw) tfkf* straits. Hn chided home owners out tJiis choro in the cool of the >' this nnllnance will Mies Gena Thames, extension near the plantingi s fof r nott strivtriv- night. "THh pnivprnmi funds uvMLilahio for auch be within all <\ebx. Umito-tton pro- ing to keep them alive. \\t purpoMCfi, Mcrih^ft by sa.id law. home furnishing specialist of Rut- —- Records rtIX:TU)N s. To |ii\anc«» said pur- ^2.00 o« 1 gers University, says viny) wail Acknowledging that pose tlter'i .ihttU ht> issued, purMUaitt MKCTIUX li-'. This ordinance sha.ll restrictions have been set up in | throughout tho nation ^how that Thai S to the l,ova.\ Jtond Uw of tho State coverings require very little care restrictions nave nten wi. uj, "i { iriniu^tiuiti unr .,<.L.».. ~ 1ON <>f New .I^rsty, in a.ntlctD9Ltion ofttve rir«t publitittion tdt-reof after final and. do not have to be replaced most Union County communities, speed is n fuctur in thron out of b Lim i*i**uRnup of bonds. Uond Anticipation S-i-H tVes: S40.5O Our Happy Little SALE RACK so often as some other types of he said moisture could be applied j every to fatal traffic accidents. In •U by itUOtlit? tilt; itillo : tin- Notes of Haiti Town which .shall not according to the schedule appli- I .Vfw Jersey it i* .'i factor in 25 .it) Any uroptriy n i tin ^xefcpr»il coverings. or nit; iiHiiibiriui zunra tumrAiitsi amount thf sum of $7,000. Oft, Ha id V.V OHIUNA.VdtS TO VAtATR A ccable in each municipality. pur cent of the fatal accidents, ac- cunv«rtuu irnm am»ttu:r use to ii notes shall bear interest at =i ( rate POU'nON OK W.UTK PliAOR. Ml\ P-stcrnon said that he wiilk- conlinj* to the New Jersey State which shall not exceed P\X. p*r -pn- "WHKHHAS. the Town PlanntnR Bargains-at only $5.00 Disabled children of deceased or •!M HltHll bv i'((UiplH:(l With tfUJfi- Cum per nunum, and may lie r**- ed down a. street where trees had j Safety Council. At a fast clip even [iewf-ri fr'>*n time tn timij purnuant retired insured workers now have uitrti1t tl^htliiK facilities for night Council that that portion of Watte Valum to. 19.98 been set out by government work the best driver ha' s a lo' t les' s con—- ""- """ ;•« n irt-ctetl liy thtt Town to and within thf limitations r>re- Place iyms between thtf- .southwest- additional social security protec- th». - H<;rthnd by Raid Law, AU matters ers, and saw that "practically ev trol of his car, .so lower your speed ^vith rf-spe-ct to »a.i(i not^B nol f\f-- **rly Hide Ilae «f Ca.r!etan Road and tion,. FfcyjnenV can be made after ! ,».i submit for 1 the northe&eteriy sidp line of fcJura- ery one was dyin#.dying * ananidl increase your marjfimarginn of aafesf - or rl , Town luntwv tprmin«d by this ordinance shall be mit Avnue be vacated. the disabled child becouiea IS ty. Don't gamble your future to width of murai 'if terminetl by resolutions to be NOW. THERRPOHK. BE IT OR- ALL SALES RNAL year** of nge in many cases. Write Urging householder* to divert way» ii.nti w-iilU;\vi Her**after rtrtopts*!-. OAINED hj- the Council of thf Town Save a few seconds, the Council '*•»! tilrectloii oi" tr. HKCTION :K Not morr (luii 1200.00 of WVntneld. in the County of Union. the Elizabeth Social Security nf- their watering away from lawns of the sum to be raised by the isnu- advises, youlyou'll find yoyuu can drive 1 that that portion of Waite Place ly- fice, 268 North Broad street, Elis- bo gonvtnvth more in nted of in*iginiga (ti) Any iinnwrt in thu iim" * of saut notes may he us«n th<- Tax Map of the WRIGHT'S DRESS S! .4tinU l»t- plantt'l uittttii HiiitilJUinti *m-« t'liKincpriMK or inspection Town of \\*>sth>lstR and leRai expense, or to finance for«-ver closed to puhllc uae. alt*tit? Uio sitHiWjilk lint- lor tht t he «•«»< of the Issuance of such lltfattons. AH prnvideri In said U>- AND BK IT FURTHER. OR- 55 Elm St. a.r«-RH apjirtjvuil for urivewivya ami tl Ilontl Iâw Title (0:1-35 Revised DA1NKD that tRls ordinance shall walk way a; mirt at .surh oilier U>- .atutes ni yew Jersey, 1&3T. take pffect imrnediatcly after publl* ClasMi W»d. rftru August catiouB *n\ wrticl [irnjMTty u« rc- SKOTtON H>. It ia hereby deter- oat ion. after (inul paesaiê us pro- qulrfi t>y tjouiu:)! I'ur proLcctlon «f mined £tiHl OeeJftrcd that the period viriffl by law. aiUolniim prupt-rUt-a aiul hcauUlU i( th« purpose for the •S-lMt. Foes; X5.34 ai'JCTloN 2. This or«lluaiufi Hitttll '5 SHOP i talte nff immt tliaielyy afteaftrr publipub - cation • provIUetvIUetl l>l>yy law. For Westficld Sale Days Onl SALE DAYS \J< OHUMAXUIfi PBOVII1IW« M>H BRINGS YOU TJI« IMPHOVKMKNT OF A MMC- TlttM Of HUNWMIi WAV XSlf IUMAPO WAV, TJ|« AJ*I»HOI'III<- MAUV THHKKVOH AMII TilK IK- HUA.KC'K OP HONJI AN"'" Entire Stock of •rum NOTKS KOH TIIK CIN« Of HA4U W«HK. BATHING SUITS Uf3 IT OIUJAINKD by tiu> (.ounvll of tli« Town ut Weallieltt. ill Ihc County at Utiluu: SISCTION i. THftt MUU»*M> Wity (tnti Jtamapf way be impruvtiU in Famous Makes 25 % to 30% off I ho Colin vv li n B man n«v: (H) CotiHtructitiS Hranlto hi tick curbing aiuiig tins northuriy «urlj lino «r Atui\H«« Way in a we»tiirl>* Jantnn — Cataiina tllr«t!tion for u dlHtunce (•(' aiipnixi- matoly ^r>5 fftst frnm tho ext(Mi»lon Including Wash nf of thft a; * 3I f a, tbtAr thltJCn«w of ft Inches to the rollowInK "idtha ami in the fol- lowiHB lovattous: ffcSlP 0 O) 7 ff 7/ ff I*' 0 9 3 I Pedal Pushers (1) In Alunsee Wiiy with a width Strartt pJ » 3 3; 3 0< 05 O 0 0 of .IS fp*t in a w*>HU*rly dlrecttim for Valu«2,98 andSlacks, Reg. 5.98. . 3.98 ;i tllftUtnv* of uDproximntely :»>0 fpet irnm a point aij]iroxltii»tely *>S fnet w^HtPrly 1'riiin tho «xlBi»Hion of ijm eUvUUus tint- ht>iwft«» i,utB 1A ami 3 3i) of Hlouk 2SP. Entire Stock of -4 AND LONG SLEEVE (L') in MuriHi>» Way tu *viUf;n thft Aa SUMMBt COTTOW nr«Moiit imvomt'.iit on tho ntirlheriy Hi (I n t iw; p« o f f o r a« a v» rajjo w i il 1 h of approxhnutoly 12 f«ft in a w*:nt- COTTON BLOUSES orly ffirtiction t't.r a rliHttiniw «V ap- SKIRTS prfixJmtitoJy (ift fnot from the, <vr ami in u:c aiiiio with pbiiiH iiiid «|HMjilii:at W«ra 2^95 to 5S.00 that liavn b«jf;ii fir«pa !•<'() fnr tlio Hamis antl w!\»:h ;ir«* »«>w on iiUi in SHORT SLEEVE COTTON BLOUSES tho ofTitM- of tlii- Town Ktiîn^nr nut ' * ' NOW 15.30 to 36.67 are lioroby ma*!*; part «f UHH ordi* CHOOSE YOUR SIZE 36 37 38 39 40 41 4Z '4* 44 « PRINT - STRIPE - SOLID •SWrTlO.N :s. That (ho iMvncrn of all iiimlH on tliu lint; nf sa-id hn* Regular* 0 0 9 8 7 0 4 0< 1 ° urovfutitinc tiro tuM-«hy orth^reti and rfrqiitff; 1 ° i;>»nn(;<;1iuiiH »% ilh t im JIC wrr, watrr and ana nuiinw in KHUI H(V>'\ whtr- Short* 0 0 0 2 0 0 I O< 0- ° l.oo «vi*r «** iij <:'Mint:i't jon.H, i|* hiLfl1 in- Reg. 2.98 nttilh'iW M-niilil rpiitilro »xritvathiR . into ihn nuvfinmit (o tu- -Mn^truttefl j uiuior thlH oi'iinitin^. That Haiti roii- SPICJAL GROUP OF MEN'S SPORI Good for Back-to-School I nci:tionft \ir niadii at tYio owners' own uoHt ami oxpruso wititin thirty dayj1 * r from and af(»«r thif* uj-'itnttiH* in from 3.95 to S.95 from 6.95 to 10.95 J, it(Uipn>^; itiifi that in « HHC any of I nai«l luifl ownrcs shall iml make NO IRON FAMOUS ' sutih ronnA.tioii^ within liu- H«.ki period nf timv, thp Tiwn of Wfnt- fiekl Hhail I-HH!**' Hiu-h <•nnni'i (ions tn Now W5 Horn 3S£ COTTON SUPS "Lollipop" PANTIES hr rnailr, and pay thr- cost ILIIU PX- and PETTICOATS Fins Combed.Cotton PMVATE KACH-GLORIOUS SURF ••W-TTHI VAMMMIt HOTK 5 SPECIAL GROUP OF BOYS^ ÔKi Reg. 1-98 ]J9 warrens Were 2.95 to 4.95 NOW I*9S OMfCTtr OMTHT OCCAM • 79c «wmua,fi.i • Now, Fresh Stock Reg. 85c ea. 3 for 2,35 ttamst iwJ PrtMut p * COGKTAa ROOM SPECIAL GROUP OF BOYS' WASH M* WEAR SUITS DAHONO NWHTLY FAMOUS MAKE BRAS and GIRDLES 10% off Were 32.50 Maiden Form Not Included ^ Many further Reductions have been made ail over the stonr on our regular stock.»' NYLON HOSIERY "Fruit of the Loom" outstanding values for you to select from.

"fruit of th» loom" SEAMLESS MESH k 60 Gaug*, 15 Denwr SmoH Altorcttton Charge on Sal* Item* BUY IDEAL! AU SALES FINAL S^^, R^. 1.19 pr. NYLONS 89c 3 pr. 2.65 Reg. 1.19 99c Html l» m 0M OTHER SPICIALS W»tMMS»

it's and Boys' Clothing 264 East Broad St. Westfiold, N. J. (Foot of Mountain Ave.) Tel. We. 2-3214 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1967 Page Seventeen writing activities have the aim of Marine Band Leader that 1,000 of these facilities- activity to normal taxpaying chan- Nevertheless, *uch a provision ' iston Authors helping hospital volunteers, staff Advocates Tough Know Your many an outgorwth of the -war nels. was adopted\by Congress.-as port members and patients. Offers Advice To mergency—"could be eliminated The proposition that plans for of nn annual appropriations bill You may have received some yithout injury to our national de- discontinuance of civilian-type op- two years ago. Last year publi; ospital Booklets of his work. Among the publi- License Tests Young Musicians Government 'ense or any essential governmen- erations of the Defense Depart- protest helped defeat a similar cations he has written are "Four tal function." Citizen organiza- ment he submitted first to Con- requirement. This yeav'a provi- Facts to Remember About Muhl- 'Too much musical education tions, including the New Jersey gress for possible veto has often sion, with some refinements, was >> ,3 pamphlttt^-Containing tnfor- enberg," "Five Good Hints for "The steady increase in traffic and not enough specialization can In addition to the normal hnz- Taxpayers Association and simi- been criticized as legislative inter- adopted in the House of Repre- Jilon. »bOttt'*M«hlenberB Hospi- Good Visiting," the Annual Ke- deaths from accident involving keep young men out of the Marino nrds of a legislative day in Wash- Inr groups across the country, sup- ference with nn executive func- sentatives as Section 411 of HJt jnda-ntrlth.thWords: "See that port and "We Need Ideas" (a single motor vehicles seems to in- Band," said Major 'Albert F. ington, a Congressman hns to be orted the recommendations as tion—counter to the constitutional 8240, the military authorisation • fxiendi »nU neighbors really comment card for patients). dicate a need to reappraise licens- Schoepper, leader of the Marine constantly on the alert for "rid- avoring curtailed governmental theory of three equnl branches of bill. It was then sent to the Sen- ing laws," David Green, president musical organization which will ers" to legislative bills which may ipending and returning business government. ate. His most recently published of the Motor Club of America, appear here Sept.. 25 under the he W»B who prepared that pamphlet is "What You Can Do cement into law some provision : r 1 (AANJ), said today. auspices of the Westfield Lions j[ aa(re. t«ke*' a'. dose of his own as a Muhlenbcrg Volunteer," only distantly related to the ma- Ilcine—Aesnilly tells'people ' Focusing atention on this ele- Club. jor purpose of the legislation. which came off the press in June. ment in flic traffic toll, Mr. Green In, addition to serving Muhleh- "If a man aspires to join a A persistent legislative hitch- enneth. S. ——., \ berg, Gaston is chairman of the for the first six months, this year, i,.M«t»$!g&t1e, is the author executive committee of the Chil- wont on to explain, "he should the House of Representatives for there were 107 traffic deaths in not study too many instruments. the third successive year. This • ^•n^'MMHlets and even dren's Country Home of Moun- which only one vehicle was in- tainside—for which he has writ- This type of education is excellent incorporated as part of a $1M r»C«4iSSlS^aticnt5 to. make volved. A total of 99 of these if he plans to teach in a school billion militnry construction au- ten pamphlets, too—and presi- motor vehicle fatalities involved I jital service, dent of the board of the Westfield or give private instruction. If he thorization bill, a requirement investment bank- vehicles that either ran off the is shooting for those goals, I can which would throw a roadblock in- Memorial Library. road, struck fixed objects or over ™_J f the board well understand why he would be to progress by the Defense De- Gaston was born in Somerville, turned in the road. partment in ridding itself of un- STOttKfwpges tnc, a mutual but lived in Westfield for many interested in all phases of musi In the nation last year, Mr. cal education; but In the process necessary commercial and indus- d—G^ttftitfton the hospital's years. He recently moved to try-type activities. . Mountainside. Green added t,he so-called ran of studying too many instruments I, member of the off the roadway accidents totaled he will dull his proficiency on all Public attention previously had itnittee and his USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS more than 3,900, the third highest of them. When versatility has tak- been focused upon some 2,500 non group classification, of fatal traf- en the place of specialization, the military manufacturing and serv fic accidents. Nearly 160,000 other applicant has automatically elim- ice activities in the Department persons were injured in similar inated himself from the Marine of Defense ranging from rope accidents. Band and similar musical organ- making to laundering. The Hoov- "There is no doubt that speed izations." er Commission reported in 1955 and fatigue play the prominent The Marine bandmaster hns oc- |Crain)&|Ricli, Inc. roles in the single car accident," casion to audition about four men ROYAL ARCANUM Mr. Green said, "but it is amaz- per week for his band and the ing how the same old accidents lack of specialization is the major Fireside Council No. 715 just Veep right on happening de- cause for rejection. Many musi- AMERICAN LEGION HALL spite the pleas of traffic officials. cians are not even invited to come What most puzzles traffic safety for auditioning because their pre- 2nd and 4th Thurt. Evt*. officials is the drivers' utter in- liminary letters indicate that they •t s P.M. Member* unit I'lnKing AroanlMH difference to the speed and fatigue have followed the general music arc Invited t« MttetuL factors as they affect safety." course, rather than attaining a Mr. Green proposed a review of high degree of proficiency in one 1ARRETT 8 CRAIN traffic laws to determine their or two instruments. weaknesses particularly in the pie- The famous band will appear NOW :REALTORS••• licensing and licensing examina- at matinee and evening conceits F CHAIN 8 HICH -1NSUR.OHS, tions of driver applicants. Assum- at the Weatfield Senior High Ii lh* HIM to buy and repair ing that driver behavior and atti- School to raise funds for the d tude are paramount requirements Westfield Lions Club charities. for traffic safety] Mr. Green, declared, there is no other place to uncover defects than at the licens- Fire College Sets Smlm «M.f t Chain ing examinations. Outdoor Course Regularly $14$ •99 Squads Plan Drill The Now Jersey State Fire Col- lege, a division of the New Jersey There ire no corneri cut. You gel ,i ' For Skin Divers State Safety Council, will hold Its Kooi fatnoui cuilom tsiloring , . • annual outdoor program of train- SCOTCH PLAINS—Both Scotch Ing in flre-nghting techniques at «t • $50 savingl We'll pin-lit and Plains and Fanwood Rescue the National Guard Training Cen- cut your slipcover* right on your fur- Squads will drill in the proper use ter, Sea Girt, on Spt. 13, 14, 15 niture, overlook all r«w ieimi, tren Ft. Dix Fire Chief Harry Diffen- of skin diving equipment at 7 give extra fitted arm piecei. You p!m. today at the Shackamaxon derfer is president of the college. Country Club pool, The sessions will be open to chooie your fabric from our lovely Paul Schiatarella said that the paid and volunteer firemen and Monterey collection. Juit phone any Use of both thc ring buoy and tor- superior officers and members of COMPLETI ••*- of the numberi below and we'll bring ance Specialists pedo buoy would be demonstrated. industrial plant brigades. Close •ample! right to your home. He stressed that because of the to BOO firemen from all parts of AUTHQMHD MAIM Increasing enthusiasm for this the state were enrolled in the or AU roruiAt MAKII » sport, it was important that div- weekend program last year.' Uclwnitti lenxt Sharpened ers know how to use their equip- Enrollment blanks may be ob- MALI CHAIN SAWS ment correctly and safely. He tained by writing to the New WELDING invited skin diving hobbyists to Jersey State Fire College, 2 attend. Bronford place, Newark. Regis KOOS BROS. tration for the courses will star Mclntyre's KOOS-HAHWAY, rHONI IJ I-J700 . . , KOOi-aAMWANV, PHONI M 44IM \ . at 6 p.m.. Friday, Sept. 13 and nil Lawn Mowtr Shop KOOI-HA OUT, MONI 01 t-47M teglatrftnU will be billeted at 3ea Girt-until the conclusion of the us turn ST. program at noon the following Wl. J-JSJI Sunday. WcMJa .

"Can the small business succeed and prosper in an economy In which there are also very large businesses? "There are areas of work—and extrernely important areas—where the small business can do the job Take a close look,.,you'll buy a Packard best, just as there are other areas where the large business with vast human and financial resources, is needed. An ofton overlooked fact is that the big business la frequently a major customer of the small 'business through sub-contracts and in other ways. Great numbers of small businesses could not exist if it were not for the large businesses. For instance that segment of the oil industry with •which most peoplehave their personal contacts is the service station. And the majority of service Printed BATES stations are independent small Disciplined business operations. SAILCLOTH Summer Prints "The American economy is big Reg. $1.49 yd. enough, varied enough, and flex- ible enough to require the services of efficient businesses of every size and kind."—Hawthorne, N.J., News-Record FOR BEST RESULTS USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS Relax in the Luxury of a PACKARD CLIPPER TOWN SEDAN WOULD AN From the moment you slip behind the cornea equipped with a built-in taper- Polished safety cone wheel of a Packard Clipper charger tor instant acceleration when you COTTONS Town Sedan, you will recognize that here need it... full fuel economy at normal COTTON Solids, Stripes, ii automotive luxury In the finest Packard cruising speed. CHINO fVinh ADDITIONAL tradition . . , from its carefully coordi- Test a new Packard Clipper this wttk. R»g. $1.19 Rag. 98c nated appointments to its richly-piled You'll soon discover that every one of its carpeting. But the pleasure of driving 211.8 inches stands for Packard quality 79c a Packard Clipper does not end with its ... the same quality that has made Pack- 50" A WEEK beautifully styled interior ... for this ard the choice of discriminating automo- is the only gedan on the road today that bile buyers through the years. HELP YOU to solve torn* of See the Packard Clipper your financial problem* 7 Country Sedan, too ... the only station U you own an automobile wagon equipped with Remnants Embroidered MANY and will collect on bona fide a built-in super- COTTONS OTHER accounts for us in your Solid Colors spare time, you can consid- charger! Reg. $1.98 Up to 3 yd. WONDERFUL erably supplement your For the beat car values ever . lengths BUYS present income. u The work is dignified, interesting, and can be highly re- munerative to you. depend- Studebaker-Packard ing upon your ability and CORPORATION willingness 10 work. This is an excellent opportunity to secure a profitable position immediately with a national firm, which tan de- GRILL'S SILK and COTTON SHOP velop into a full time, per- manent career, ,-_

130 E. Broad St. Westfield 2-3648 Write Mr. i. 1. Grimfey, to Se» 10O, W.ifK.M Loifer. to- PACKARD-WESTFJELD CO., Inc., 425 North Avc. E.. day, for a pcrMtraf interview, Sivrng ° £i'-'- national ffovernme FROM YOUR CdNGIESSWOMAN Ic ia my none en t<1 rftit. in rArwoetion with vaâtirtrw. these hearings, I-B ^JJJ. • Too many p'^plf r-?t!irninsr to work aft**r chart an eifeedv* ivr;t,» at" '••!. S. ,T., HwV two w<»(»|(* ofT riicch wearily and . O!ym- •'!U-tp*!i' thandaction" paynn-'nta. in^ in the cost of pl.ifM tninl in '"" ,tS. 1937) nn« of the !es»-publicizsd. eom- Washmgtton.. Thr> annual vacation in th« C-'nitflfi j>; - Qtiier Vital Areas ilivini iwinp'-titiivl .it On., of 'I iiunr. inip.it-Mnt im- mittees if Coni»i naa. Bur. in ;tn St,it(»i hi*-? become an actual necoîty -*P i-ui« as inn if rhi* major inT»sri- The 'Vheese and bucrsr probe" Sc&oei AM Bat H j 1 l As I wi-ite this Rap for health and well-bains'. But for maxi- ' yiir with ' r> ei'T!tiv i'O!lipl' t- d aatire inns it "he dmijr'sa-f, rjiia is ju-sr. one examnEe of haw cnna- is speeding forward mii'lpi-n "-"' > and iirai?i* Wilil- CommiK«e i« quietly ;iasuininif an :n:n:j5<»- ituciies aan. protect the tax- mum benefit* it .-ih'i'.it.y Sep'jh iIi-.ni.t irf.W* . .slio'-vefi avid*inc*j of ahockins? wa^Ce when a motion t., rem_ spirit .10 that you return refreshed ratline Committ^^ 3iiH-H!ne>.d ;*t if--, r and inetfieieney aerT&ri Ca einpha- tneaaure without in. inyf Tiipuiltiy that, oampîiî : for Sup'.. !• r than fatigued. :iise for haxh Canarrea^ and tae ed. by 2. fiT^-voce nnartî'-< for *hu Nfiv^mber A, Smilh 1 bility af jei-jiJiir is "-.vat^hdu*" public the need for Cij3?hter eon- week's Report I w Hers ai'ft same tips on taking vacations f.inn will titt M m Sourh .w Crolr of Matual Security expendi- action, on tfaia tor rest and relaxation r t\\e?*e ^ tures. Capitol DaiVt jr*£ into a cross-country driving wiUi A jjHmary pui-pose .>lT aiak- In ia my belief that the Iran Burin? this s> in^- i-^ftaiu "ha^ variou:* projfraius un. of Q. mai-a+hon. Râltefl that you can't •JPS r/t»ly 31, 1947 i will be on* of the factors a number of diatin2__ and a*JminiKf:rativa rou!iir*ea are which will prod'oce a badly needed of other government! _ the whole Cnifeii States in two week*. Rev. .It. A-IMn Xinidli*.- aMsistanc minis'fi- »f •.•!-; pi''Miiyt.^n»n beim? run eifrciejiUy and sconatnic- of OUT entire Jfoniai Tiaitors U the Rause, j- SVtffte f6r a teisurely aijrhtseeinflr trip if Chiii'^'h in WJsi.rt.-id, niv :i'wpr-'d K«nry A. t'dj. In addi-iun. iu ar«a af re- Security widi an aim to- ChaneeDor Adenaasr uf T, yfm upend t'tic. time in travel. A fgU VA rh^ p««t.n':ir<> .-if the ?)•!••- . include* the fteids -rparfi p, mare a4et£U2&e many, Preaident Coty of 1 hyt^nan Church •>£' r.iU*r''-Inoi?-74.U^ Mr. and .Wr.i. fi>iu-y A. S.'ap, •y{ inrerifnvr.'-imencaS relauotu, fn- for our tax dollar m- Japanese Prime Mais;« K«st fh# mind with book-! if .ywi a,re !S It vtA* jitif fivi* year* A#A. a* rnnl#rx jnd '.rill 4wom>! î* t'rt" Slot's . cf ^11 LPHOTC ^ry^nnc*. Wrnalionai operations »nrt ieât Testmenu oireraeaj- Presiden: Diem of &e j, 6f "fft Year* fifttip fJy" may hav? notirerf, to wttl« down .•wjirJftwhere; if Sept. J. and munetanr affah'3. of Viet Jfant and Prine i# visit historical places on the Ppoh*» Bfioj RrtalfJ Tlte Committee ala>;itVr,. a>i ;. 'r.-t p.jw^r^ hare Ewen ft'Ticf^nced Ln Feêd to Jom with Coegtij, toofc trtin-A off pres«-«f-d»y worries and St. George af N'ew Tori m the Republican nafionai Training S ice tat aS ixnr ei ton of Oliia in iunchias iM iWify £*A r>a?lftt« fo norftinafe General *u ' •"• ijSast eiiis y*ar, the Wr». ffud-wn "WTiiwnii?h1» at Und'j Mrs. Edith 1 fM>re m v af Co. ffivjrt: rul^-4 shat t/ire* «rimparti** bwiebt 1f fcwenhowM a* fhc OOP Y*« »** J"'' ""' W** a« i'"'« j-napo ti-aril; Jfn, A.'hwr. C. ? jnuar, pay cis# Fft4*rtii- G^TiVTi- tee held exsecafsrs searinjrs on the tire Member of I stanffarMeftrer, than yotI fJ(> »wnaSly. They an* alsosub- t'rt.» -Kiifon'-f poiii vierine prosrarc- Capita Dtining Room. and M;^ ?Ti« dftwfarf ffrHowers of "Mr. Rf pith- jscterf 16 tmn-tuaf strain. For tired «y<« «ie to theni in le tnTsstistaterf not onSy the rea- Oar Eanehean Shado'.wUWTI titivft -t;'^ studt?rtt--i &z 7 the. C*modiuy Credit C sons f»r jfcartagea of vaccine antf many areas of litan" wMf fA rfecidft if t»W «Job nhoufd ». .V. 7. sult *f *r. Health Sern«e aisas School, * trzimnif eeaunr in a f to rfet*rfflin« whether the concerned with the fry Oenernl KiseCihiwer." cise, Utm'l atfempt a strenuous athletic cam? -.etîn^ for a.tui".^ ia. Ci rf Bientat fjraw fttrry i~ paid a fair price in citizens. W*«<)t «wy/f tlhitndS fWnafor Taft, one program. If you are #OIA? t» do a J*i of on •ffhk. E .«r7s raskrasr aifco raieiae from private frf tfW fittest stkiMrnfift, while PreafdVfit walkfrr^, do- M in easy stages, UnUm ytm Ve*;, will' be SH-«* K from *il tfaetrhotoer enjoyed a first term virftmtty are in ready good condition—-Md few la tke Committee's Army Curtails Mrfom tfilitiflttr, Vftfatroners Are—•.* êr.ey &an p^2ieaa.4«ai a d*t»3el «Sa«fy of tile idrfrtiaing »t h The Array says its (a! *S is-HiAn p»OE.i» af prine5p!e» of UM cigaret industry, calls will be cut, and a 1 f an acd iMditift -aMf fc*lftK tPdtetteti W ft 4,,^^ fiftftjjy, rememhor that Jf>e son . ratmitrr poarids af wish htarinjr? concentratingr on the officers and enlisted raws tk* i>f tol- i.a«# »*» 3-jns:tar.«o«{r a«ua! eiTectirenesn of various type from service within the 1 fff hh fir«» tfir-fn wf|| f;(,rn (he j,ft(e eftj, dwelfer's skin. 1 Boyle Company Made rwold at 1 !«"« pri«e to the n!i«ns in protecting again3t lung months. , (he pre*% fl/irt the (j (, („„ JfyfJons a^fi drni't stay out nt tw w«(6sw bt.ui,'>* M tt, p w un Agenl* for IVew ^Hîfjal tmttkri* T>.e eh£e*« and cancer. The announcement fo!! «ffe ft&t As eonle/it ttitli Ihh too lori#. A iwnhtirtt Isn't refflxirijf. batter «>•»« oe-yer mojei) from the F«4craI-SUI» Stody administration decision ' war'ôjucj in which it wan ctorerf, Perhapj the moat significant by 100,000 the • current^ , fi(*,ift ptiUcIt* ft*f i Hem#mb#r, let the word 'Vest" f»!e .Wriffiy W»il, pri&\h*» ove* the It) ptnt hy guv- t tiy A LUX AS ItK (I orntneiiL Now 10 per cent Is spent by Wnshlii(?toii burtmiicrnts." Then, to rnfthn NOH'fll

«Hly hoj>« thftt the prtmpnl; « |jnl| mullet worse, "A'blg part of our l V A K 4 will sfiowlmll Into mi In* money fiiivor comns brtck to us In • A 4 3 ., election triumph for the (tflCvlce*—hut Is llvotl u\> by the « • J » fP (I 4

"old j|«8" NCIHIIJIICHUH or Inidllloiml (,f hurcnucrntf* whose hniiils It WKHT KAHT , nnil tine lie- thtotiKli." • III « A (J ,1 7 f • I) 7 fl II V 10 H 6 I'reflldmit Klfleiihownr hits jifupofitxl • K It S ft fi • .1 7 i thnl tin. Ntnteo uuutne i'ospnnFilblllly, In * K 7 * A r, ;i whole or In pnrl, for mnny in-oJncU now SOUTH Iringlng Forth o • A K 4 ;i 2 htiHillctl on the fotlciiil lovtit. If tho An cvttyiiup who rends die iitnvs. V II .1 2 fttntes will do Hint, tho tttxpnyers will tJMpei'fi khoWM, tile iliMiinnil fiii- Htivprti- • (j in 2 llnd thnt Ihcy will «s>t more ntul botit-r V I) III Jndtit *C0Kumy HUM IIOCII uininiinlly lit- Wild noithpr for lew tiionoy, tetlse thlfl .vent1, Imlli IIIIMIHK niptiilipi'fi of I IN. blilillnir KW,; SIM.I(I W».t Eni (b «ettef«l inililH', wlm IUIVK IK>I>II HIMHI- N Ml N 1 I A* I'll"i"i»! " 2 4b iliir ftohtirew with lcttpi's, mid 8. NT HUM liiitii.v lehtlliii? trnvi'iiiHinni i Dtifreylng thft lrr»plac»able "Vet," sityrt Hi,. VVttll Hllvel , i 1 About mo y,lhw T, ,,„„„lI(1Irtt ,a »";?!,! ;:t f!;;,;.!;1?ran,(tllmmy TEN PACES AND TURN "Hie n«'i'i H..i,it, r,fHy u,,, immt? forth g maiiMi." r i li *«* two binion mmPm,v vlmtnn llt (,hTr;rrt"w,^ ;h.Tli d ;H;j:l: affairs of honor, is one of the past's Why shmiltl tin. miiliiiiit in< «n .... ntte limp, they llnrkpiipd thp sky arid "^ <'•"» it» «fii'i- HIP spmiB Run traditions which has not been carried HOW? Thp JHUIIIHI IUI)\|I|,IM IiIi iimnliptitiinliiMf ' nf whltiined the ehilh ns thoy imswii The If "'" "l""1'1" "'" nl'"'Pl "'ll*k *<> answer*—Um fiul thnt HIP AilniinUli-n- hid ««,« pl^,,,. ,|<»1 In n"n,l,U ^4^Z "'K i'nd^S on in our present society. tkm hurttfet WHS I he Uitirnst In P llirpr In |.riu-..||t)i*» WMlei-n xao «nrly hi thin century, nml iii«i....ii.h. Tb, irm.hl. »i"h »oin! hlst.Hljfj H fepliHjt lit puliif. i|iinr|i>i-q lluil Hit1 The traditional method of settling lilnrlpi1^ thnt the pppcips |s nnty extltU't nfirr the «|mile« i^ ihjt thct mi> detitrtrtd I'm- pomnmiy !•=> other accounts, however, remains the (o*'»rc«J jifpsfHii-i' ilty thiiii otip. eentui-y «^o, ImtTnlo »«> Um ^>»i4 iiitie hup filr Alt muntii'i- nf \w\ the WestPMi pltiliH In v'nut herd* f' same...planned savings. Consistent Now only n eortipnratlvo hnndful HIH left! •••'•• -"""' l"'"'s ih" flflt tHt'k Hilt the r*h\lj- itnniinnnt H>A,« unit hmte Ihp. SPVPII of .llnrnon,!,, 1 to rut nhinii ;|O hn\p lmf>n iiountPtl In the Flor- knofkiiiir "Hit MIP iliilinnnil noo. your future. And the place to save Mnlo** olio is |i|p|inn'i| In Itla mtnt'tiinr,? ttt whlrh they f Thp dppuiiil tniuiil of ellthn will Ko til WMIV klliK H|,,| \Vp,t ||| II,,,,, tttul there N tfiHv(i f>ftf that this W is First Federal, where traditional reiluci> Hip vw of M'ii(. The 1 0 Il molltl9 l«y«r», met ,\ lllHl "" '•'«" tlpslroy IliK k tMlfulftuslw your savings program today at First C M •liid-kly. tltil UP ,-nn |,HnR thpm 'V,l>.v loHin» tho i«fe „» Federal where as little as one dollar that. :\s (in li.»M lln. first t.rwk! K»st i^ 111" <>:Mir«t •)«rk fi-on, thp brink.._ o, f .ipslriiotlon only- 'C'1 hi» < Mi' «e »»n. insured up to $10,000. !t i^ i\ rare Amt>rlonn who fms n,i siiiko At thp thir,1 tiirk « wng,]} ciuj, »n« I.HI fvom t!\<> hawd ,nil the Mml n,i lntpi-i>«t in \\w oul-of-doors iiiul Hi'fpnM. w«« (vnvprSi.*! »» .«*«. the its i-rpiilm-ps. Ina rpopnt ye»f soturthitivr (famo. H dMn't m«:t*r wh»t he CURRENT Kkp H million flsliiiisr th-ensrs vvpre n1,i ititi. hut Ka»t w»nt rijtfcl af with K if-il of and TI'.K twins ( .»,.•!.• Many million., pn himUtur. DIVIDEND num. It iiprs j,, in strums, the rf kin* the wOim-M «nd the forests tnv ten tri***. 3 Ottti! (he jmrl nf thp nuist >>li>mrninvv Sprinklers

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Fi^Uy n:tM. fiwya^n " f(im- pollution, parr? hops ^P FIRST EDERAL ?mfr* wh« l*^* (rail* nf trm.h'j»,),l frame. of * \\\c*O tirH fo Px>rt*no«. Af tfir rf. h THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 Page Nineteen went up .7 per cent, and rent, Jt Dancing At Dollar Value In per cent. A drop of 4 per cent .News Of Other Communities Atlantic City was noted in the cost of fuel and The Driver's light, while clothing went down State Decreases 2.3 per cent. Around the State Nancy Jo Humenik, daughter of Compared with June, 19B0, the Seat former Councilman and Mrs. Jo- month the Korean War began, the wph E. Humenik of G01 Center The New Jersey consumer dol- rent index increased 14.4 per cent; .RAHWAY—For an investment port to the board, Superintendent street, Gnrwood, is appearing with lar shrank to a new low last month Have you ever been in serious he Tony Giant Show at the Steel as the result of an increase of fuel and light, 16.7 per cent; foods, I $GOO,000 the City of Rahway of Schools C. Vincent Geiger ex- .utomobilo accident? Do yoif 16.8 per cent; clothing, 1G.9 per h have an off-street parking plained that all of the stolen Pier, Atlantic City, through Sat- five-tenths of one per cent in the cent, and furniture and house Xur- pgram which will serve the resi- equipment-had been fully covered :now what the few seconds be- irday. state's consumer price index, it ween joyful motoring and tragedy was reported today by Labor and nishing3, 23.5 per cent. sts of the community for at by insurance. re like? Nancy Jo hns been taking dance st a decade, according to rec- instructions for she years with the Industry Commissioner Carl Hol- If you haven't, perhaps you dermnn. Imendations made by the Ramp BOUND BROOK — Anybody Dorothy Inderlcid Dance Studio First Polio Case filding Corporation and the Rah- ould like to prepare yourself and )f Elizabeth. She has danced with Based at,100 cents as of June, lost a guitar?—that's right, we our family 'for the ever-present Parking Authority. said GUITAR. Evidently someone :he Elizabethtown Variety Players. 1939, the purchasing power of the A Rosalie boy is Union Coun- jossibility of a highway accident. New Jersey consumer dollar was did, for Chief of police Anthony Uthough it is not intended to be Nancy Jo has won many awards ty's first 1057 polio victim. SUMMIT — A mile-long hike Graziano called yesterday after- for her dancing and this year 47.G cents in June, as against 47.8 Gary Franklin, 3, of CJ4 Sprues tough1 Summit streets at 3 a.m. report of any one accident, the cents in June, 19BB and 56.7 cents noon to report that one had been ollowing account is a sccond-by- received a scholarship for "Out- street, is reported in good condU fcterday morning in bare feet found on High street. He theor- standing Achievement." in June, 1950. t i o n at Muhlcnborg Hospital, n't seem to faze an 18-year-old econd dramatization of what re- ized that some awain might have earchers and safety officials be- She will enter Clark Regional The price index, Holderman where he has been a patient since ,1 one bit. She was asleep. dropped it after being chased from this fall as a freshmen, majoring said, indicates that all-foods have July 18. The girl, clad only in a night- Mr*. Cheater C. IlaycN rtiriuvrly «f IKlMl.tnettln rnnrt, in itnw rtMltlltf ive happens in an automobile beneath his sweetheart's window in li«-r nciv Intuit- IMUt Mli»t>kiimnx0. miles an hour, Frank sees a •OOO-square-foot plot on South tion work on the new Our Lady of MiicolUneoui Prohibited Actions (Violators may be adjudged dis- ar speeding toward him from the |nue, east, purchased from the Mt. Carmel Church Convent is at Operating a motor vehicle which orderly persons.) ight. ,mhii> in. February, 195G, wasa complete standstill. Only one •has a television set so placed that 9:21:07 p.m. The cars craBh ealed in a, communication read man was observed working at the the viewing screen is visible to the. ogethef and Mary screams in ter- fche Township Committee meet- site yesterday. driver while operating the vehicle. Resident Named or. Carl is thrown from his seat \ Tuesday night. Standing in the highway for and slammed against the left rear And iht It tht'.Mm* way about MILLBURN — Despite the cur the purpose of soliciting a ride, window of the car. Mary frantic- fERONA — Verona Board of rent and protracted dry spell trade or contribution. School Aide ally puts her arms out in a de- rnonty. Carrlti her caih in a foun- [ication Tuesday night approved which is causing lawns to turn Parking alongside highways to fensive act designed to ward off ;chase orders for equipment brown and tree leaves to wither, offer goods for sale in certain re- the car crashing into her sido of tain ptn and wrlt« e cheek whin Announcement has been made [ the new high school totaling there is no immediate danger of a stricted areas designated by the the automobile. Prank is jerked th» ntedi f undi. !, nearly $300 of which local water shortage, according to Director. by E. Laurence Springer, head- forward from his driver's seat as to replace item3 stolen from Thomas W. Coleman manager of Operating buses or commercial master of Pingry School, that Er- his car is suddenly halted. I building. In his monthly re- the Commonwealth Water Co. vehicles over three tons gross nest C. Shawcrdss of 1408 Bou- 9:21:08 p.m. Carl's left should- YOU or* cordially invlttt) to optn weight, not equipped with mud levard, of the regular faculty has er is splintered and his face cut flaps on rearmost wheels. (Ex- been named assistant director of horribly as he is forced* through a checking account at your ftarllnt ceptions are provided for some the Pingry summer session. the left rear window of the car. x such vehicles.) Mr. Shawcross who has been a' Mary's right side is crushed as the tonv»ni«nct. • The use of more than one Pingry since 1946 is a teacher of other car smashes through the motor-drawn vehicle attached to a mathematics and mechanical draw door of her car. Frank's legs lire towing motor vehicle. ing during the regular school broken as his forward movemen1 Backing to the curb for the year. He also holds the post of after the car has stopped. HI: purpose of loading or unloading director of audio-visual aids. stomach hits the steering whee! except when it is impracticable to The recent appointee received a and he suffers severe internal in. load otherwise. BS degree in education from New juries, 'Loading or operating a vehicle ark State Teachers College, an 9:21:09 p.m. Frank's car falls loaded in such a way that the con-MA degree from Seton Hall Uni- on its left side. Mary is dangling PEOPLES BANK tents may be scattered in the versity and is currently a candi- across the front seat, Carl is street. date for an Ed.M. degree at Rut thrown across the highway, an & TRUST COMPANY Loading a vehicle with meta gers Univemty. Frank's left arm is pinned beneath in such a way that it will cause Mr. Shawcross hag been a mem the weight of the overturned car. Oppotit* Railroad Station , swain's art store unnecessary noise. ber of the audio-visual and shoj 9:22 p.m, Carl Is almost danc Failure to display on commercial Committees of the Secondary Edu and will die before help can ar> vehicles name and address of own- rive. Frank's left aim will be cu1 317 W. Front St. • Bridge Street cation Board and was ch a inn at Westfield, New Jersey er in letter not less than three of both committees in 1956. Sino off above the elbow, and he wil Member F*d*ral D«poilf Corporation Plainfleld New Hopa inches high. forever have to move about in 1946, he has been an instructor o wheel chair. Mary will spend eigh Failure to display on a vehicle mathematics and engineering 1907 - OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR 1957 carrying a projecting load, in the diawig, in the evening courses, a weeks in the hospital. daytime a red flag at least 18 Union Junior College where he li The family's home will bo los inches square and ut night a red also chiiirmun of the public rcla- in the settlement of costs of th< light, which flag or light must be tioris committee. accident, Frank will never worl attached to the end of the mate- again, and Mary's role will ,be thai rials, projecting. He was president of the alumn of remembering forever the nor PHOTOSTATS Moving machinery of unusual association of Newark S t a t rible seconds of the accident thai size and weight without a special Teachers College in 1956-57, a happened one night on an almosl permit and without complying member of the Westfield Recrea deserted road. with1 other requirements. tion Commission from 1952 t SAME DAY SERVICE The placing or display of any 1955, has been a member of the sign, either directional, caution- Union County Industrial Arts As Trailside Shows ary or informative, upon or in sociation for the past 10 years an' Westfield Studios view of any highway, which does is a member of the American As Portrait and Commercial Photographer! not conform with the provisions aociation of University IVo Picturesque India Ill CtNTftM AVINUI WIS1HILD of the law. sors. Engaging in the 'business of Intimate close-upa of fabulousl teaching others to drive unless CLASSIFIED ADS PAY wealthy maharajahs will be shown in color film at the Trailside Mu- seum, Watchunff Reservation Sunday at 3 p.m. According to Dr. Harold N. Moldenke, director of Trailsid Museum, the film has captured all the ancient Bplcndor that still exist? amonff these Hindu prices and all the brilliant panorama o! their oriental pagentry. It shows scenes of the tecmin bazaars, the stalls, the people am other curious things, in the picturesque north-west frontier prov- nee of Peshawar, in India. Trailside Museum is open daily from 1 to 5 p.m. during July ain August, except Friday with liv and mounted exhibits of natura life of this area. In addition, special programs are conducted every Sunday.

~~HI NEIGHBOR- SAVE THAT TREE Many shade trees are in dire need of water because of the pro longed drought. Water NOW!~~

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New Jersey is famed for the peaches which ara produced in her orchards ... and high-quality, tree-ripened New Jersey peaches are in the market from mid-July to mid-September. Many of the top varieties of Garden State peaches were developed at the N. •]. Agricultural Experiment Station at Butgers, the State University. Local residents can get these delicioui peaches for their to make your dreams come true! table fresh from the orchards because they are grown so close tn nearby markets. With the exception of some earli* varieties, they arc free-stone and suitable for canning? and freezing. This is truly the golden moment! For the first time in years your Tljey are picked St a near-ripe stage and pre-cooled before Cadillac dealer has a selection of models ready for prompt delivery shipping. ... your present car is at its peak market value.... and the model of Next time you are buying fruits and vegetables, ask your Whcttur a COTTAGE or a CASTlt grocer: "Are they from Jersey?" Help yourself to the richest your choice may cost far less than you imagined. Call your dealer ... WESTf IEID HEALTY SERVICE h« it. of the Garden State. soon and learn about the practicality and wisdom of Cadillac owner- ship today. He will be happy to hear from you at any time! Westfield Realty Service VISIT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER James J. Buccola PVBLICSaJSEKVICE 226 E. Breed St. Tel. WEsrfield 2-9500 1 Adolf !£E&MI 4HS MIMOlUE UflCXTidn 1:. Edlnur .if MS 3an- tefl . anil. :tcar.'« 4» nsjpBCnE

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BBaaBat 219 NC^TH AVE W. L.6XAN01 UL WE 2-3QO0 tmmpmmm m r THE WE5tFIELD-(N.-J.>-I,EAI>ER,,THUI^PAYr AUGUST 1, 19S7 HERE'S HOW..I Unseen Guard For, .he "Honor Guard" which calls Social Security or a particular spit and polish ap- Boro Fines MAKE A SCREENED OUTDOOR ROOM Nation's Documents learance. In the first world war JOTTINGS by OBSERVER mr soldiers' overcoats and uni- Summer eutdoora ia more Coverage Up 'orms looked as though they had *» of 2 by 4-inch lumber; Use The millions of people who have Total $91 enjoyable with a screened en- naturally durable or treated >een carved out with hatchets. In closure. The enclosure can bewbod for the corner posts and looked «t America's most treas- As the early morning sun looks foppish "hair do's." he second they had improved but used for picnics or a coo] place footings. More than IB,100 retired work- ured documents—The Declaration down upon us each dnj- it sees Even today in England the term lot too much. MOUNTAINSIDE — Pines for the youngsters to play or • The rafters are made of 2 by era in the Union County area were of Independence and the Bill of totalling $91 were levied against sleep. , Betting monthly social.security in- strange things happening, but cer-hair-dresser is used to denote The Mnriftcs by some mngfc of B and 4 by 6-Inch lumber. The. Rights—did not realize it when tainly it never saw a radio mes- exactly that, as their customers heir Commanders always had seven traffic violators last week The enclosure ehown pro-1 roof la of l by 6-inch [umber surance payments totalling Jl,- standing in awe of the precious by Magistrate Jacob R. Bauer. vides a 16 by 10 foot 'floor topped with building paper and 176,058 at the end of 1956. sage shooting through tho ether were people who employed valets .ailored fitting uniforms, and their space. If the dimensions are coated rolled roofing. Assemble papers, but there's a lot of hin-from Tokyo , about such n small who shaved them or they did that mircut wns semi-wliite aide Nvall, John M. Albino Jr. of Newark varied, span lengths should sot the framework and roof. This compares with 14,190 old-chinery underneath to protect matter as an army hair cut, norpersonal job themselves, In the so >ut it left enough of their neck to was fined $10 for parking In Wat- exceed 8 feet . Make the screens and door. age beneficiaries receiving $1,- those documents from ever coming could it believe that the metropoli- called "Mayfuir" part of London he weather so that it became tnn- chuni? Reservation Park after The posts are made of 4 byInstall the screens with No. 8 004,768 monthly in the same to harm. tan newspapers -would "front it is not the thing for either a icd like leather and so they were hours without ltehta on. Ha paid 4-tach lumber: the front ones flathead wood screws 214 Inches county a year earlier, Ralph W. page" the story. Not even Mm. huir dresser or u tailor to accept the "Leathernecks," a title In an additional $10 for contempt of 13 feet lone; the centers 12ft s long. Frame the space for the The documents are displayed in court after he fallcr to appear at the rear posts, 12. The footings Jones, district manager of the a glass-covered case in a marble- Vcrnon Castle'3 bob got so much any customer who just walks off which they gloried and still do. door. Elizabeth Social Security Office, attention. the pavement An introduction by the time designated on his sum- columned room of .the,. National Not every fellow in the draft mons. declared today. Archives in Washington.. • • ' one of their clients (3 sometimes It is said that woman's crown- requested.' rmy has any design on beinsr a Other fines were imposed as fol- 'At the end. of 195(i,. monthly Every night, -they .are. lowered ing glory is her hair but nothing Marine nor a wish to emulate benefit payments were going to There ia not too much haid on lows: Nils I. Adalbert of Glehside into a.'vault'below'for 'safety, ^ was ever shouted from the houao heir hair cut, but he must obey avenue, Scotch Plains, careless 5,050. wiyes or aged dependent the mornings,- machinery ^ bring] tops about the hair of tho male. any man's cranium but no matter irders. The officer would do just husbands of old-age' beneficiaries where he goes outside.the U. S. A. driving, $18; C. H. Allison of 94 them back up 'and-.into the; glass Biblical characters such as Goliath well to send the fellow to theMadison avenue, Scotch Plains, and to 4,675 aged widows or de-cases.' ... are supposed to havo been aided the "haircut" will be different in okey for a week and not make a pendent aged widowers and par- in their strength by their hair, and Rio, Paris, or London, and in passing & red light, $13; Angelo Several years ago,; someone- be lecislon which spells "reversal" Vodolo of Branch Brook, failing.to ents in the Elizabeth office serv- 1 paintings of the Apostles show the first or second of. these cities, he first time up. ice area, he said. gan wondering what -would" hap-, them ail with long hair, while unless one can do anything but exhibt his license $10; John Fisch- pen' • if—because of. attack on pictures J>{ the Romans never make signs, it will be in the mode er of Newark; and Harry N. Steely The 12-month increase in aged Washington or , some other .cause Jr., of Manchester, Pa., failing to. beneficiaries is due partly to the showed any lbose strands of hair of that particular place when he Maid Service —there were n power > failure ia outside their helmets. Roman ar- steps out of the chair. In London keop their trucks to tho right, $10 lowering from 65-62 of the agethe' Archives. No pttwer to lower each, and J. R. Wuethrich of at which a woman without an en- mies could not stap for a hair the idea of the top notch hair- "Built-in" maid service in gro- the documents and close the vault wash. In the U. S. A. only the In-dresser is to turn out the customer riea as well as modern appli- Berkeley Heights, noisy muffler, title dchild in her care may quali- doors! No protection at all for .$1.0. fy for benefits, Jones added and dians and Buffalo Bill Cody let so that he knowfi he lias a hair' cut mceu release today's homemaker the documents we hold so dear. their locks! fall down over their but no one else does. No tell tale rom drudgery and pot watching. lowering: of the retirement age for marks of a shorn or shaved lamb. women was one of the provisions The answer was provided by shoulders, buf by now we have you are an average young M'APLJEWOOD — Maplewttod's product of the genius of Thomas gone so far ihat a "Butch" hair Latin Americans whose hair is in- lomemaker you are spending one Health Officer Carl Dendel tkis of the 1D56 amendment to the variably black seetns to strive for Social Security Act and became A. Edison, a storage' battery. cut has attained a certain social ind one-half hours 11 day prepnr- week urged all prospective travel- Ninety-three cell sets of butteries significance and.even that is tem-the same effect. ng three meals compared to five ers to England or West Africa to effective last November; pered by who did the job. have smallpox vaccinations before —two of them, each capable ' of In the flood of emigration of ind orie-half your grandmother It applies to retired women delivering 115 volts—were'order ipent. . • going abroad. • workers, wives of old-age benefi- : I remember one family whose artisans to America, Germany sup- ciaries, and widows or dependent ed. T*he' manufacturer had ' sej- hard working father had no money plied many skills among which mothers of deceased insured work- ilon heard of a' more unusual, usi to spend on 'barbering three younir. were Barbers who did not desig- hospital would'operate -with guid ers, Many women who. would have for these long-lived,batteries (20- boys, and on an appointed Satur- nate themselves particularly as spitals Ready ante from local Civil Defense au- had to wait up to three years year service is not uncommon) day he put his clippers to work hair dressers but each of these was thorities, he said. longer before starting to get bene- which are used widely in.fork lif and the three young lambs were skilled in the profession, after frr. Trollinger said the hospital fits under the old law became en- trucks and other manufacturing shorn, to be the butt of their nerving a prescribed apprentice- send congratulations Disasters has prepared a disaster plan fo titled to benefits in the last two chores. more fortunate friends whose ship in Germany or tn the U. S. \. cafe of casualties from the com-months of 1956, according to Now the batteries are a part ol families could afford a barber's These friendly gentlemen intro- in person by F*IIONI munity and for continued, and ef- Jones. the standard equipment at'. the haircut, until a fuzz appeared. duced the custom of the personal national disaster, Veterans fective operation of the station. Archives. .They'll come on auto- which took off the stigma. Clippers shaving mugs which wore supplied ^isolation's 173 hospital's He further stated that the hos- matically to lower tile Declaration you see. were associated with by the customer and Ttsted in * MONTREAL make their personnel and pital has conducted disaster drill Under the 1956 amendments to of Indcpendece and Constitution if horses and guch while scissors hold cabinets in a particular place in jies available to care for ci- the social security laiv, almost all ever there ia a power failure—a an upper rank. regularly and that a training an< workers will be eligible for bene- the shop. The variety of the mono- casualties, regardless of education program to orient th protective job Thomas Edison grams or pictures on the cups |n status, VA said today. fits or retirement in the future. would have been proud to have Harboring, as we know it, is a only staff in procedures for screening, The Elizabeth Social Security of- strictly European business and wore always interesting to boys | A. E. Trollinger, manager routing and caring for mass cas"fice will send you a pamphlet de- Ms batteries perform! would have to have been, when who cume with their father to the | VA hospital at Lyons, said ualties is underway. scribing the latest changes. Ask we look back at picture* of the shop. Practically all the important making disaster plans for He said VA hospitals also art for it. CLASSIFIED ADS PAY so-called "Dandies" of the French shops Were in the hands of these [its hospital system to the prepared to render assistance t Courts or those of the Restoration people or their son* until thu lat- •J-Mfcttte Hatkn rate fnm N*m>rk extent possible to meat communities in natural disaster: period in England where the "gen-ter turned to other fields. ufUttp.m. Tax not included. |nity needs in co-operation that affect ureas of the nation, tlemen" must have employed WIR The information which wo did lie Federal Civil Defense such as tornadoes and floods, when makers' and tonsorlal artists by not get at once from Tokyo Is that listratlon. the President declares a majo the dozen to take care of their the young soliliev was picked, for national disaster, the VAdisaster area, , CAINBS POC B6SMWCH tMHXt* fanwood Stone Crushing WEL,DON Mr. W. Multiple Listing COHFOKT YAQDS'A rOKDOCSANPCATS and Quarry Company CONCRETE CORP. Discloses His /'Secret" of THAT THE BIEDSKtlOOW* POC WOULD PRODUCE ANOTHER POC CRUSHED llul TRAP ROCK 141 CINTRAL AVENUf, WfSTFIilD Success in Selling For Road*, WaHii, Drlv«t, tic. Tit. WE. 2-4444 Homes PLANT PHONE FAnweod 2-4300 Voo might wonder why there is no belter way' to tall (or buy) property In Westfield, Fonwood, 1600 WHS OHO lEk^m^m^ READY MIXED CONCRETE Scotch Plains and Mountainside than through SHOWN IN Moscow POCSHOWmnm i efficient multiple listing syttem of the We»tfield Board Br 100,000 SPECTATORS F Realtors.

Here's why this proven method U »o effective. The seller ices lh» property lor sola In the capable hands of any Looking for the buy%of your life? See your jtember broker of the Westfield Board of Realtors. He In turn |st5 it with the board'* entire membership of 31 broker*. Tien the combined facilities and services of all these realtors I their staffs are put into motion to quickly sell the parcel. lie seller, of course, deals with but the one* member realtor |iginally chosen and pays but the one standard fee. It's os nple as that. • MJ7. Gaina Don Re f arch Ctnttr, W. y. C. |Yes, Mr. W. Multiple Listing's "secret" Is teamwork and ent. Why not put him to work selling your house for sale | contacting a member of the Westfield Board of Realtors |. today?

~~ROSTER «f WfSTNtlD IOARD of Kf AlTOft!~~

OURLR8 C. BAAKE •WAI.TER GRANB «7 South Avenue W. 66 Elm Street We. 2-7550-1 We. 3-4064 I ALBERT J. BBNN1NOBR TH« DEXTEB AOfiNCff AQENCY, INC. Routs til, EvetiHen Court sso Mountain Avenue Mountalnnlae, we. 2-6212. We. 2-5400 PETER A. Want WTLMAM A. CUOOC 114 Eaat Broad street «J6 South Avenue, W. We. 2-S8S8 We. 2-0600 II. CLAT FRIEDRICHS, INC. COOPER & SPERRT 256 South Avenue, Fsnwtrod Hi Central Avenue. Pa. t-IWt THE JOHNSON AOENCT Savebigmoneynowon 3-years-ahead Plymouth! We. 2-3100 21 Prospect Street DANKER A DAKKER We. S-OOOS 149 Elmer Street HARItY H. MAM,ETT We. J-4848 283 North Avenue E. RALPH E. DIET!! We. 8-BOJO' P.0.Q. means see your Plymouth Dealer Quick..*because 266 tr t OVV D. MUUORD •82TT/*f " 246 North Avehire he's laving a banner year and can afford to give you a tr»- I EDWIN O. EDWARDS We. 2-3221 1<2 Elm Street PETEHSOff, RiwaVE, NEWMAN, menioua Money-saving deal on a glamorous, 3-yeart-ah«ad W«. 2-5820 AT#0OD Plymouth KIGHT Now! ALAN JOHNSTON 2 Elm Street Opin ... dost garog* 203 Elm Street We. 2-O670 We. 2-58S4 PETERSON-R1NG1.E-NEWMAN, Wide choic* of models! Best deals of the year! Immediate | THOMAS H. JUDSON INC. *H North Avenue W. Professional Building: from insid* your (arl , : delittty (In time for that vacation trip!),. We. 2-1070 Scotch Plalnn, Fa. 2-5809 M. A. MBRCNBR RANDOLPH-WrBOMAN CO. 612 Dudley Court 1S» Mountsfft Ate** Don't wait f It's «o ttuy to own a beautiful Plymouth nowj We. 2-4HO We. 2-66»» I. E. TRAYI-OB & FRANKENBACH. 254 Eant Broad Street WHAT A BREAK) INC. We. 2-6898 115 Elm Street NAXCr P. REYNOLDS We. !-470» 302 Eaet Brond Street No More Lifting! ft CHAIN, INC. We. 2-6300 .ttcfrt 43 Elm Street C. B. SMITH. JR. We. 8-1J00 Ill Central Avenue Mg PhrmoutN Hclulrai la tintev-prict 3 ! We. 2-S300 OARAGE door and lights are controlled by E! BEf Z. R0AL*OR USE K. WARING Mountain Avenue 15 East Broad Street same magic dash button: Drive in and out 3-y*wt-»h« jd TirtitfNUra lit*,., bis-cw huwrj I We. J-1422 We. 2-7*02 3-yurs-aheid Flif ht-Soet • Styllm... beauty ttwt ARD A. CAMIIAO THOMAS O. YOUNG of your home, all weather, day or night. North Avenue w. 200 North Avenue stars M»! We. 2-60S1 We. 2-1123 Ends door tugging. Saves time when you're 3-years-aheM Pnt.ftitftn fWfNflRt (ruttmlv rushed. Easy to keep door closed, home >ion... world's easiest driving! neat looking and safe. Plus Ttbl-CMUct Irftn... bfiMltai MNh ... li>«.p««4.M Mb* frtk«... Srtfw She* Mttrttrs... Elictrk WMtkitK *1a«t... tmt Phone We. 2-1986 r«r your TV*jh»«nmeirt, Hyimutfi jwents mm irat stow »O»tt wfth Sw Ungm," ittnttgBttty economy ttot mdt Rymcmft vtmm it M U MMH; latm*n *M$ Ion Tunes M* NM T*tf" and "CBIMJI f SM TV Xdjon far DM mi nation Lin lW7MltH|»r.eiMT>a». BarcoU 43 0 IDOORMAN ™ "™*^" See your m0 lymouth WESTFIILD NEW JERSEY 12 Years iin fN. " T.F.ADER. THr°m'Y ATTCTST *• 1957

», Berkeley Heights, werp. let Revise Park by the board. Defensive Driving General construction will be by We're A, Near To You As Your Telephone .. 1)8 rby FWtb am, fan wood r whose Bond Resolution low hid was $24,-125. Ottvr fon- Bars Accidents RAP,D REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUS.NESS HOUSE. i tract* approved wern: Plumbing I and h*>at,inji', t,h*> Plain/JoM Plumb- Although p«r.si;*t«-'ritly prpachfd, A bond resolution adopted (*• | ins arirJ Heating Co., lH,(W-i; elr.v- dffensi'/f* driving has not hoen too IWr this year calling for $71,000 i tri<*nl worlf, Joseph Toma^nJo and off''n practiced on tho hitfhwf ALUMINUM PRODUCTS for Union County Park Commi«- | Co.. Rowile Park, ?.r>,920, anrl ^imniy be^aiisfi the avcraiye mot' &k»fi use was revlwri by the Board I structural ^f;/'ei work, Army Stee, 1st fails to umlPiMtand thp. pr Jalousi0t 5 of $reeholders to p]iminate re- Inc., KiiaabPth, $H16. riplf-, David Green, president Sform Ooort and Window- CLRAVRIUI 4SD DTKttS flOUSI Ftfa«rglf3» and Aluminum stfictiofts on how tjho money pan The freohol'|pr?i also approver, Motor Club of America (AAN.J> 222 M R Bd 9t Michael J. Conatandi. Prop. LoeBt—hang DUta»«« fee spent. observed today. Awningi "Sama Dny Dry Cleaning; Service" the 114,000 purchasf! of two new AlUMINUM 9AIUNG3 Flowers by Telegraph SARGENT'S The earlier form of the r«*»n- WR.ellrld 2-« dump trurks for tho eount-y road "Def^nsiVP drivinjf," pjcplain' 1330 Terrill Road Scotch Plains Westfield 2-3033 lutlon limited expenditure* m irti- department. T io supplier m th<* Mr. Green, 'Simply mean^ th Thr h»»< «•«"• """ • • • Main Olflrt nnd Plant ptwemftfit of lands anrtnireri this Mack Trnrt Co., PlainfiulrJ, whifih yyu a* a driver are prepared Call MU 8-3849 13-IS W»«klnpto" A»«. PL. 6-2S3S Agent United Van Lines FO« fKl ESTIMATE PlulnflrM, X. J- year only. The revision prrmit-a will take two old road (ippnrbmGnt mnnfuvnr mfvly whenever PL. (l-H-UKI tt»e of tn# funds to ^T&(1R, drain trnckjj as fradc-ins. rmer%fr\cy occur*. You actuaal! J. STEIMASCZYK nmtrm gfld Jaririscape area* no matter The Kenilworth Republican Club anticipate the mistakes of oth , FUEL OIL Amtk. SPALDIsJ^ w-ti advised by thp all-Republican drivers or pedestrians nnd rea i OPTICIANS SPALDING SADDLES a4 public fcftftrinff on the prohoar- d that it wil) have to inaure acrtordirtEfly so as not to #et trrap- Bawaiaeta Rnt posal was schedu Iprf for A njf. H, four campaign banners it plana to pp.d in an emergency situation. i AUTO BODY REPAIRS THE CORSET SHOP OIL HEAT SERVICE t"h«S next time t.Vm freeholder* hnriff across Konilwovth boijievfird "Most drfver.H fail to sec I "To Sell Corsets Eat. kr V. 0. McDowell Since IK3i ROBERT F. DAY w»e#t. A -wrt* on final passage and Michigan avenue in the fali. dnntfRr until too late," h« said, ' l FUEL OILS •wi.I 6e taken after ths hearing. Thp club had aakpd permission else they jf' t into a situation F. K. HANSGEN & SON is Salesmanship" 24 Hour Metere^ Service Prescription Optician JrVeehoIder Gea«« work to do on tracts acquired irt • CONTRACTORS tion through bad driving on yon AUarnment ff^rvfr* part yesra, Iff NEIGHBOR— part. SAVE THAT TliKV. 1 BERT G. OLDFORD > FURNITURE CRISANTll Four contracts totaling $39,755 "When a vehicle U in motion, WEstfield 2-2012-2-1973 • PHOTOGRAPHERS Ortkapedlr laachih,! for th* construction of a main- Many shade trees are in dire Mr. Green added, "there- in litt.li CAWINTil « 1UIIDI! need of wafcer because of the pro- 213 NORTH AVF.Nl'E CKA.1F0RD I tefiHi1c# build in 6f at tha John E. time for » driver to notp, every Sinca 1«O MAHHEWS FURNITURE Caataaalal Ava. ftannells Hospital /or Chest D.»-longed drought. Water NOW! thinjf ft round him. Rut, a» h( WEOTPIELO «EMOOEUN<3, ADDITIONS, ATTIC HOOniS. Complete Display WESTFIELD STUDIOS flrivos, he ahoukl s AUTO DEALERS Seal? FINE PORTRAITURE STATIONERS PLAINFIELD 6^0054 9*cclallatai« la AIR CONDITIONED tinued, "a driver should expeel JALOUSIES the car in front of him to make a LAING 81« Weit Front St. PIalm<«M Pakllcatlffa PartntUa ZUCKERMANt] sudden stop. If he has been fol- lowinjr «t the proper dlatance, h« 131 Ceatral Ave. Weatteu 3-*ae Additions SCHNIPPER will be able to stop hifl car in MOTOR CO. tim^ to avoid a renr-cmd cnlliftion. Commercial and! Porches • INTERIOR If the car in front signals a left Stationary turn, the'driver behind should no* DECORATORS bejrlrt to paas on the ri^ht. Somft Roofing and Siding • Notional LOOM I tlmffl a left turn siflrnal become: PHOTO SUPPLIES •Oxford Piling I a ri^ht hand turn. Gutters and Leaders CHAIN HVBBajr 9raiBipa "Above all," Mr, Green em- WESTFIELD STUDIOS • Nwntain Fan I phaflized, "dftfen^lve driving call Aaraai PHea for concentrated Attention." No down paynwnt naeanary. DECORATORS Aatk»rla*« Daalcr •Gift* i Yaan ta Pay CUSTOM MADB Sriik — Araraa — La*** •en at Hawaii • Furnlturt PalaraM mrt Caaaam I Lawn Mowers NORRIS • «ll» Caran •Wm Tlrw Maat«rai<*T*a >*alaM OibMR JOHN T. DEERINC CO. • DraaarUa 131 Caa trail in. WnthM MM Are Dangerous CHEVROLET, INC. • *a«»taia«aiia« (••». «aila>ar>- 35 Elm S». Wt.j 403 W. Front St. rkaaa Pa* Omt The power lawn mower may nacatata* Pfainfield 6-44)9 STORAGE nave dad an aching back—but It WEsffl.U 2-4040 can give him or Junior a pain In • RESTAURANTS the hallux. . DAIRIES m C. HROAD ST. "Accident Pacts," statistical PLainflald 6-8170 HENRY P. TOV yearbook of the National Safety f ••« ••« ««nt» IN m. no«( IT. MOUNTAINSIDE INN STORAGE Council, (lo«*n't explain that the C»»r»l«li> rurla IM MOVING & PAC hill lux Is the big too, but It dop» WB.la.14 2-«i» •teaka i Cknaa iaa Fa*« point out that th« hallux, the SCHMALZ tall WEa KITGHIIN CABimCTt • ROOFERS [for the survey was «btdlne*"fr Dif» «>r<» Arf. W, Taaflar •rrclaltlra I about one-fourth of the doctors In From Our | Panalea Caaiaior Taea .47 Ait. TAXISERVlOj ! (leorffln. ROTCHFORD PONTIAC Nearby farm •V W. L. SCHRODER They reported 737 accident* In INC Eat. 1921 which 794 poisons were Injured GUTTERS-LEADERS (luring a period of leas than two PONTIAC CALL PL 6-2277 RwHMig Kaaalra ycar». Dlrtct contact with mow- Jol«< t, Strvlc* CRANFORD 6-3474 er* cmiMd 553 of the Injuries. Ob- d Will USCD CAM 1 Walaat A\a. Ciaafaie ject* thrown by the mowers ac- Wlitfl.W 21700 • LAMPS AND SHADES counted for 241. 431 Nnrth Av*. Wtltfl.W • DRAPERIES and Limousines t« AH < Mote than nine-tenths of the SLIP COVERS JERRY CARVELL Umbrella ttn\a aocldenta Involved rotary typo Catallno Lamp Mounting Shop 151 H&RTH AVE. *• mowers, an compared with less PACKARD WESTFIELD CO. LAMPS SHADES > SERVICE STATIONS th* none-tenlh for the reel type. • Mounting e Recovered IMC. C. C. DOWNE CO. • Converting • Custom to No figures are available on the Sines 1»U • Rewtrlna* Order number of mowers of each type, • L*mpa In stock • Shadea In atock TELEVISION! but It Is believed ttuft the accident Q1IPTS CANTLAY BROS. STUDEBAKER DRAPERIES-SUP COVERS M-1M Cealral Ava. WeatlcM ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED total for rotary mowers la due In Waa<*al4, X. J. 3-43ZB pnrt to tho largo number In u»c. PACKARD CUSTOM MADE Parklas Acraee ttnat STATION RADIO TELEVISION, INC Soimrmen—thp k(-y to the anti- Sal«i and Servk* luit ««la« €sso Aa*«rtU«4 mtanlan rakrl** submarine warfare problem—are »mei TBLKVIUOK aV. WOHTII AVK. K. All •••tea aai trained at the Nsvv'n Fleet Sonar • LAUNDRIES Wa la.iiaHaa la School, Key West, Fin. WK. !•«!• A»a. W_W*at*el* Quaraatcad *"* MEN'S BEAR halt Ava. Waal SCOTCH PLAINS WKataVaM U0» SAFETY HINTS BERSE BROTHERS 442 B. (Ilk Itraat — plalalrK i-»t«l HALF-HOUR LAUNDRY Electrical - Bra kef - Carburetor from the R«d Cross & Complete Auto Scrvk'ng Authorised uiwmnn e FLUFF nnrixo • TYPEWRITERS D« »f»TO — PLYMOUTH DRUG STORES • DRV CLKASllVO • UVEING Wa tUk 1% «aa1 Dalhw Balea * Servlca • SHIHTi 1 Proipwt St. WEft. 2-2271 WEAR WratOoM 2-IIKo—2-SOIM affaaal I-TMT COMMERCIAL M» Hurt* A«. W. »>.ln * Stnlf* Interior D«t«»«"« " lit* renfe* e)M folriy template, ... AH fr#»h, nationally n. 4-ooot PtAla«cM «-J«« . WE. 2-3113 JIB ELECTRICAL •Tka D«aje»»a« "JJ?" •dverliteel br«n,<«*i* Sarvic* and Vlrtaltr Ports, Supplies, Belts- r**r Over 2S Yeara # IN THIS SPACE Paper Bags, Switch** AL NORMANS Can l*.fM ami SaW WESTFIELD 2-4746 A. A. Westffeld Sewing^ ATT. W, wr.STFIEI.il Advertisements • MEN'S SHOf AtCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS 'EIICTRICAT 110 E. Broad St. W1 contln^M t© o?f#f old TKU we. U4 ElM ST. • WKTWELD APPLIANCES KEEPS YOUR NAME to any who hove an ON THIS PAGE OMH *W0AY * MONDAY Til 9 PJ*. honw* d**ir« ta ttop Harry Miller drinking. AUSTER'S Motors, Inc. Authorise! P. O. SOX M\ «K.

• $1,200,000 Superior Court TRENTON—Francis J. Pinque, nunl accrudc expenditures basis. i filed several weeks ago by president of the New Jersey Tax- Pinque continued; j L. Peterson of 8S5 Willow payers Association, today joined f'A.mong other fiscal reforms Auster's Is road for injuries received with Clarence Francis, national HR 8002 would renew annual con- fi a crane on which he was chairman of the Citizens Commit- trol by Congress over the so-called ting touched a high voltage tee for the Hoover Report, in call- carry-over appropriations. These WESTFIELD'S "ONLY" AUTHORIZED GE DEALER lover the Garden State Pavk- ing for an all-out support of a arc now estimated to total nearly [two years ago, may ;be tried bill designed to modernize Federal $70 billion—nearly equal the en- Bctober, according to the ar- Government budgeting and save tire budget Congress is enacting •ing of the court calendar untold millions of dollars for New for the current fiscal year. They lavatory to the reopening of Jersey taxpayers. form a roadblock in the current lourts in early September. The Known as HR 80fl2( the bill is Congressional effort to economize. jrson case Is among those scheduled for consideration in the "Illustrative of the situation fed on early call. House of Representatives this which HR 8002 would prevent is Jia suit is against the Public week, A similar bill has already the example furnished by approxi- lice Electric & Gas Co., which been approved without opposition mately $12M billion which Con- iates the electric -line, and the in the U. S. Senate and has the gress in the fiscal year 1953 ap- ['Villa Contracting Co. of support of leading fiscal authori- propriated for guns, tanks and |tfie!d, for whom the plaintiff ties including U. S. Senator Harry other military equipment in Korea. ( working as a laborer when F. Byrd, Secretary of Treasury Although the fighting ended only |ied June 21, 1955. Peter- Humphrey and the administration. TODAY - TOMORROW - SATURDAY Nevertheless, strong opposition about a month after the close of 1 right leg had to be smpu- evists in the House of Representa- that fiscal year, the appropriations 1 as the result of the accident. carried over and in May, 1957, tives, Pinque said, in joining the the Army was,still spending from WE NEED THE ROOM — SO WE'RE citizen campaign for all-out sup-, the $12 hi billion fund without any a't Shy Away From port of the measure. further' congressional review. Describing the substantial stake "Such a bill in force now also gtel Summer Coats of the New Jersey • taxpayer in would give the Congressional eeon Congressional achievements in the omy drive more meaning. The and pastel orlon summer field of government economy and stake of the New Jersey taxpayer can be laundered and quick- efficiency, the New Jersey Tax- in the Congressional effort to Iriecl in your dryer. Toss in payers Association president cited former President Hoover as among achieve economy and efficiency in CLOSING OUT r dry turkish towels or terry government is tremendous. While to act as buffers. Remove those who see vast savings to the every0 dollar of appropriation re- [ while slightly damp and hang American taxpayer through tight- duction does not, of course, transr FLOOR MODELS and SAMPLES IN OUR added or molded plastic hang- ening Congressional-control over late fully into reduced spending or Finger-press seams and col- the nation's purse Strings by plac- tax relief, due to the complexities ing the Federal budget on,an an- of the tremendous federal fiscal program, the substantial interest of the New Jersey taxpayer in more efficient, more economical government is obvious. "Since New Jersey taxpayers contribute approximately 4 per cent of all Federal revenue, it INCLUDING THE LATEST MODELS can be seen that every billion dollar reduction in Federal spending and consequent demand for rev- G.E. Thinline Air-Conditioners • G.E. Dryers enue could shave as much as $40 million from future Federal revenue requirements in New Jersey, G.E. Refrigerators • , . Admiral Refrigerators "I am proud to join with Chair- man Francis of the Citizens Com- Dishwashers • Philco Deluxe 30-Inch Electric Range mittee for the Hoover Report in urging prompt all-cut citizen support for the enactment of HR G.E. Filter Flo Washers • Maytag and Hamilton Automatic Washers 8002 to install modern budgeting methods leading to needed econo- mies In the vast Federal spending General Electric Ranges, 24-30-40 inch, Single and Double Ovens program." 1957 TELEVISION SITS Pick Up and Dtltwry Strvk* Attends Labor Course R.C A.—G.E.—ADMIRAL—ZENITH — DUMONT John Schado of 425 Lenox ave- with our sptcfally equipped auto. Elim- nue is among the 60 machinists from six states attending the one- HI-FI UNITS by R.C.A. and ZENITH, Floor and Table Models inates all inconvenience* to our cutto- week third annual machinists school in co-operation with the lab- or program of the Rutgera Insti- APPLIANCE SPECIALS TELEVISION SPECIALS men. Call us today for all your service tute of Management and Labo Relations. ,, PHILCO Deluxe 304nch requirement* -* % PHILCO Deluxe ao-tncti ».7nn. ELICTRKTRANGE Reg. $259.95 *J/y.V3 ADMIRAL, 2?-Inch; t The 1956 Amendments to thi Blond Console Reg. $329.95 $219.95 Social Security Act set up a dis 12 Cu. Ft. ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR ability insurance trust fund. Thli is financed by V* per cent of you DUAL TEMP Reg. $469.95 $289.95 ZENITH, SPACE COMMANDER, Laing Motor Car Co. covered wages up to $4,200. You IANDER, toft© OS employer matches this contribu- MAYTAG Automatic 21-Inch tion. Benefits to insured disablec Cadillac A OMtmofaite workers age 50 to 65 are pai WASHER . Reg. $289.95 $199.95 ? from this fund. ADMIRAL, 21-inch, Reg. $419-95 Z«lT.VD SAUS •»»< utvta HAMILTON Automatic tlOOOC Table Model 119 East Fifth Straot, Piainfield, N. J. HI NEIGHBOR- WASHER Reg. $329.95 * I BY.73 SAVE THAT TREE Tel. PL 6-2241 Many shade trees are in dlr HOBART "KITCHENAIDE" DISHWASHER DUMONT, Table ModelReg, . $219.95 $159.95 need of water because of the pro longed drought. Water NOW I Automatic undercounter, latest $010 O1 21-Inch modelled. 11 Reg. $325.95 Reg. $219.95 $169.95 WE BUILD BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS — 7-Pc. POTTERY SALAD SET REG. $4.98 $3.00 ATTICS & 7-Pc. COCKTAIL SET REC. $4.98 $3.50 G.E. PORTABLE MIXER ...... REG. $19.95 $14.88 BASEMENTS 8-Pc. SET OF GLASSES $3.00 ONLY COMPLETE WITH CADDY . . . . . REG. $4.98 STACK STOOLS REG. $3.98 $2.50 YOU GET A TOP-GRADE JOB BY SPECIALISTS ALL LAMPS ALL TABLES adef enjoyment, value, TABLE, BOUDOIR, PIN-UP, T.V. LAMPS, LAMP, END and 6-WAY FLOOR LAMPS, etc. COCKTAIL usefulness to your

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NOTE TO AMBITIOUS HOME OWNERS: Your oHie tan •arn more than $1,000 per year on rental after e»nr«»i»rl. We build money-making attic and basement opertment*, ol supermarket prices, AUSTER'S AETNA BUILDERS COMPANY, 143 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD FOR' FRIENDLY BRidge 6-1796 ESTIMATE CALL TEL WE. 2-6994 THE WESTFTELD LEADER. TF^^^' AUGUST 1. 1- wto 4 ilK'hs* t»U. with we; BhL in nor- ' Jiuto Accident !^ ^ Proposed Ban Y<«i*hs May Begin ni moral lions Elect Dmstrom Post New i V*> 1 •r, TTvnr- . On Parkin; Air Force Academy ch.'iraotir; new.r h h* International President — R.'b<-r: 5. th Drop Reported Preparations Sow States; aiui tv pv v>i v *.;ui;h- Library funi for t^yin^- ti'Sfc nin c> Qualified yourec own who will tor- • Bv;--» ' ^« at least 1? tut not yet 22 years ins t:r.R »a- k i Books 0? ftge an July 1, 195S, may t»Ve thorite t>r Tn.^t >• ••\ ••• ' r the first step n-ew toward com- ™£ peting for appointments to th* af applications »r< UiaJted States Air Force Academy, ihia —V,Ji-aHfil'J •' The Westfield Memorial Library Ency -he vre*k of July 13-27 ns follows: tb*ir \?. Sv Senators or Reprewn- bia shout ti write to * isfl area* a; rbo station, I riot of t\>. " Fiction: . "The Locust Fire," erf Table Setting ^fi t»trv*s. Each mttnber of CreiRnMS mtssiotser^ of the r»u; svesue, between ?oyth! a noi B'own; "Letter from Peking," rangement," Hill; "^-j may iKiinifiate 10 q»»Hfie>i youns v anse avenues and in tor Looks at Lov AU of the nominees in each to *»ru|H te for va.. an. ie* allotted ' 1 Buck- '-Pillar of Cloud," Bunress; e f MM*h- • :wi:fc IS r,. û^ between Fir?t and • HilHard; "Common Ses will thea compete fov the to the DUtrkn. A ettt r <- ; •-Whi; : ••ssubi: the Volcano," Cole; "The ho pnj Thtrsi sty#e!5, whertf only oiw- Fifth Amendment," J, •Hotted to that sute. paiion should conta ft t lla-'Phf Hamlet." Faulkner; "A Kine Mile formation lissec a how to: ônjfr«'*- i • jê Hour parking prcuid be permhtsd- Circie," HiU; "The World of Susie an Surgeon," Lagjj. Kjgk^f-fvre per c*nt of all vaesn- ar. Ttee ordinaaw was ac amend- 1 : \Ton2,'" Mason; "On the Beach," Henry," Lang eiwi will be filled in «h«« eonipe- »d- mrtir, to oce passed Feb. 13 and , titkms among Con^rpivKODal twm- **v* v»csn- Kor«ay; "The Thbusand Fires," Eetirement," Lasset-~ >rk w-;i5 des:grn*?d to pr^rent commut- inees- Similar competitions will be th e V resiiKm; Poivers; "Tip on a Dead Jockey," for Ftuoridstioa," ers *rom parking- in frcfRt of held among candidates in «!wr o-f the l-nittfri £uu •i a ooJijpe- ] Shaw: "'The Woman from Sicfly," Short' History o{ h<5îeff near «ê ^^tion and to en- land; "The Living ' tfatergorles, swoh a> that for youn# mive b*su* ftw so*•? < f r ivrinnertor.; "Take Me to Tour its to i2« the iips; "The Fashion" men «'ho are already members of of R*^T':!».r com is ts of ;.N' tr^3n*aj fc.is K^«R elected Inte?- President." Wibberlej-; "In Deep," tfc* rejruiar compowents of the Air Anv*d Forw oi th« Unite i St»u>s : ^. ,. •* tî-^ -.'2 — T > • "**_ b ic tb»: ;he jns Ml> Slifcr 1 11 Kcken; "Portrait oj" b^ b^; ur.doib-ed'v'rtÎibV - K*"* ? * ^ro^h's par partiap areas «p«- Wolfe; "Coup de Grace," Toar- I Penrose; '-Conipact) Fowe sad Army. who »re st'T; ir. t?w $orKV\ , •-:u;a! Cor.ventwe to Sas. iTratv cenar. % fjr reJtwmi a«U?r.ts. ' ScOUt Coundl Post ^ ^^n-r »t d» satwn. jU. S. Navj-," Pratt or who died in *i n Thcss- AI50. non-fiction: "'Mermaids At stake are appointments to nina^d J GuBt," Reik; who »re qu*1ifteo U t a r. d Mastodoos,'* Carrington; the fourth class of the Air Force as PT*sid?cSia' candid ! bl; oct a [ First Year," P.ogw,r" Ae»*Jetny* w&kvh will "bejîn fcrale- ar he- Gir * '>' sniaii perrenta^ of the "EOTloringr with Yotir Micro- writ"? to ?&e Dirtv =^».^j ™ Ttw» nark-inr arsa that i Great Adventure," i»£ Jane £7, 195$, as the Aead- S mreer nwrv :hac four -.«-.—- in ih* parkiap area St.: icope." Corxington; "Complete siosi, V. S- Air K A 3sx :a Ord*csb-jrs. X. V.. **?&>** bi-aoathiy parking per- j Face in the Crowd," «By"S temporary s:»e OR Lowry tWnver S. Colora*. mili bssR Boos, of Interior Decoratiog," ASr Fore* B*se is Benirer. l^nder LVV" her posr toda-/ a* DIP- *""* «suUrly occupied. .^.^ ., Such Jarcs -win A p-ubiic Waring oa the nem* or- D e r i e u x ; "Hypnotism," £sta- prtsetrt plans, it is anticipated thaS : ron; brooks; "Painting and Decorating ! LEADER ADS BRING 1 !»•« i>- *>:-«: s."c 8*J«MS "f he ts " i>ehsr!c s^^»'-^^^>%^^s• whiles. Srasn *sd »U!_vat;or advisor o: me , -- - , , this class wilt number 443 cadets : ?r 1. His fuK name. dat*> vi birth, >, ;!« mi'iurv"^* K-. rank. '; *~-»»" "-•• :'-'" «^ *">«, Wash:oe«c R»k Girl Swut Cooiv- d:?»nc« wil; be fe!c at the coua Nomination? to this ctaxt will lie ; accepted by tfee. Air Force from »nd addn-SA, If he is in the m»N ,;aaia:™. i:«:wc anc «rvw - ou: for driver, .-ho ci;. , ci; m*«iBff Aug. H. 3«iy 1, 195?. to J*nu*ty 51, 195Stary service, his mnk, ori.-an».a- insi*: or. iMiof left hand turns A rprofirssioEa: G:»; Sooa: ieadar la view &t 0>e fa« that Members tion. station a»4 service nximb*?;. >t;o traffic from vartfas ;js« !WS. Mrs. Sl.'fer «ras a dis- Road Project el ConSTess and other noiaiaatrajr 2. The foil name, rank, ^rvic* WHEN I TV nymb^r &ac branch of syrv-.c*- c*' i^^^^l Completion authorities require coasi<}era4>Se ; tb»e W> evaluate applications and She parent "wh*>#if tne«o3ii.-i.j '*irwre*s«jt!y r^nlly ori-aas^J Washington Bock consa-uetion project to eliminate TIME TO MOVE should i»ek aojumation!. *» sooa i 1 r tioa. craojrniaj; 6u;;- ^p- fjoa, Xordi P.ainiisii • Ccunci;. a hijardouj curve in North avr?- as possibU. \ n <;•'dm:h. Bjasi firewk. H«- urgîi aisrt JJ«J. SJif - r«ts:s-fied siaw she ' nixe between Midwar avenue and R«jrutar n!\4 Re*^r»« comwcigRt? w tf _ THINK Of to 11. & Senators and; W>*ob«r v- and cartffa1. driving ir th:s area. ' anil h*r hu-'band »'iii niniie their Westfleld road should be cotu- —-T&irfiy-six vac»a. V*ipcte. Jliss^ ' pSeted is about three wesb. Mayor of the Regular »nd R»serv» con-- .Mr. Shier tas accepted ». Sic hare P. Hatfieid said. TOWNSEN: n>i »ddr*ss; bis poaeBte of the Air Force *nc Hot Weather Insurance ?î::cB wjch tbt Birc 5Ia- Prupsaratory Urainaê work in J*r«nts' »»m»* »ac *4kv; his kpprox- t < rc tkja 33-10 »rtd Army R^guSation ^ a-* wuturo off •„•« im». the Beat ; AL inciud«J in the ooea- great deal of th iw»t» «M&di»£ ia his class; hb e ,»?*. PB «w d3ys «oi ,B« for In Barbecue tlare . fa 5 ^f_ itioa in riS>»vur?v.'ui»r venience of m< « Ail- F»r« SJW A-KJ ba.^ a- be SCOTCH PLAI-NS-Philip Lou-. north J£,01Ijd9r of M^wa; 3TCtlae by employing ounj jpetkfluj. a»d athte* i jr d:=. 3- iini tt:s sister. Bererly, 19 4v -^ - r- " tf*£C far s by the bor- fe«S Jwigbt and *«%ht. }««*»**» « ">ss ^*aaec hard- ntantfes, »sjrt? treated &t Muhiers- 1 fulandcapabUr ftw - "i t Hig the same qi.a * # 0 r« is yotir refrjgermtor berg H'3spiEai, Piaicfield. where ». »• t Adas- t* * Large, spacious,] w iit feaatiy too .for d«?vi.'. ta*?y wer-e ia!c^n Saturday nigns' •t the Aesrtnay *R- <.-«• I - ^ v au*nay, "'- » )#tiar ls*. s, famishes and hers after "saffenap burns in a fire at: moving vans 3 Air Men i^^tv«r S- Colorado. u'«ttrr»s. - a bai-kyara gril: at their home. of appiieatkm $fhjal^ Ljscûde: ; •—• • Chiiarec oi Mr. and Mrs. Biainc '. protection. y »*«• Ajaremy itt i Es»tit vav-snews arv «j%tt$d on a 1. The cartti'iiatsg'^ fuU nani<;. "êrvjnaJ i^TCOiHe is one mea*- H. Lo«i*iin ci" —,i*> Monica ciace, • y Afcr FDN« fltaw, M % «*•*-* eowpetStiw b««^ to SOBS O£ m«ns- date ai birth, asiiress. If He isan?—enough oy no nnaj tile tiiey vrare the virtinK of tie flare- i idtd ta shift Us&m*a * »SS te'Vw of A* Awwd r>r«s of the in site m.Hi'barv wrvts*. Ni^ T*tik. ! »- d^caiit?*. persona! P'tiiijp. aecartiins- tc the fans- i »3*<»r»m fcs»*wi!C bttiWsajrs and; «tee (iu-rins W»ri«i War I, or WoHc Z. Tile ft Lîe. rank as*l i-^comt; taai^ naê becoar* tit^ i^y SKII.^ burned about the face and ' «Oa« faeUitm aw aiKfer coattrur-; War It «- teveee Jane 27. 193Q.9raa«:h ^f.se oi ihe parent to iarjesc singio suurce of federa:. aSitomer. ana Be»er;y, on the arms ' MOVING L STORAGE ^Mt tlwr*. »ad Kebrunry 1, Woo. A -^t-u**-. whom t.hij of Honor was revenue. U aiso nas bwonK! eu.»-:ar.d leg^. * i awardâ. T*> (jualifj f»r %!*» competition*, «»r »oa>iaati>B ia this cateâiry U*nt\i?y to assess -vui'h tajews on • ! A ûas >ay ap?Sy m a!" a ««»5y a.«snJint .«t« a^ ind;-; tw-ive \avj- soioa sisaawc ' Dovglas W. FMcf *a»iSilaw* ma* m«s \he a(rt lint- i shouSij be addTetsed to the Director EZKCTRICAL SStcVICE I ALLIED T AVITNET V S. Air Fort« H a 300,*X>0 mii^s duria^ Antarctic' . Vneth«r w« ta« j Qp«r«UQii Deep Freeze Two. 1036 Stnrf Aim. W«. 3-3*41 24i NORTH dV£ î244 •he t* «tiwr«i ta nh>i-s than «ne '\A Kijrorous *ffirr»; teuory. it is possihie f.Ji- him te this question was j recent-: iv by Crawfotd K. LANDSCAPING •jne, yst rank tac low; t^ be cho prft^stient »f E. I. du Font fie Ne- m another whert.- th« cQmsetil tt»'>«r^ and Co. He thinivs our pref- Driv#woys end Cufbin^ :s ks\mer. -^J- iystem of ine%>me taxation 4:.-?-' After a Mnduiati- has bwm nom- ;'«"««« ""^ fr"ai «">"» tnstr ; inased he mast take a b«tterv of i>e** "ô'1*- waaiitwiioits, iafludimr the "Air "'We set "'-^ s^Jards of F»r« M«i-:ca: Esam for Flvins i"--h»IV«m<-'":-' Uwen^-ait said. e wri<; n thc; r T'amin,!. Pttyî.-a: Antiutli- T»t*. '>' - ™'" *' >'- Mhiew- CCIWCMIl WORK Airmao.s.'iiR '\pt^m* T«<, i^rf ni*n: are WOR WB rw'*'™ »»' »? Ehfim 1!1 tn W1SI! of the C,i!^«w Entrant E:iOfi WMfWd tor 25 Y»o(-» BtArteAsfa.Mjhe* in'tiatr™. v« jwnalae the initi.- 3-4V33 «r W« ta;5« »v «r-.cns V •» BB«1».- to, - ••_Bm.iiBg.eolu N. J. p™^ .!•; A-it«:-=»:ons. L". S. A:r Force " ?**%? A-a-.jrm-. IVinrer v C,i!ora.io. LEADER ADS BRIKG RESULTS Are You Pennv Wise But Pound Foolish? ONLY A RECOGMZED PHOTO DEALER CAN GIVE YOU:

1. UNUMJT5D p TERRIFIC met 3. W1D€ S&.ECT1ON Met imy V.VY tftjmli. acwdtmr ts 3. EXCHANGE L SALE DAYS C85T0M mm SIMIt ky FOID 4. FUtl DEMONSTRATION BARGAINS 5. QOi GUARANTEE PIUS U COME IN AND SEE WANUFACTURfit'S s The kw price tag makes the picture perfect

anrfa- their own power brfore they're |sut in if you *!©n't know the Merchondfee bscr d«a£I» Feed feas that r trscj *"* "?*» *•* •• *• •«* ••*• »*» »w tor8 , ' Tcrd pricss, fW Ml S, «M> Comers thr lon^ list rf Ford ftature?w t Yo« better know the Merchant r roof, tae 45" raata-siion. and rr.i.-n fim) th.it onlv cars wav our of ' moctsi _ _ it. No womi»T this bsdv, die LOWKT PRIC1B* -• p»ii.»«JS B-r~s tsewtr tfait ssdts tfe WESTFIELD STUDIOS ssfls, Fonf s te oaK *» Svsnest. ;r.» riser SEnoifasi mo. Onlv Of TOE LOW-PRlCt T FORD 121 CENTRAL AVL TEL WL 2-0239 Westfield Motor Sales Co., Inc. 319 NORTH AVENUE WESTOELD 2-K THE WESTFIELD (N. J.)' LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1957 Cadet Brandt At llhllints ROTC Summer Camp WhelanWill IJATURE LOVERS Cadet Anthony S. Brandt, son Head Fund Drive J season of the "two- of Mr. and Mrs. Axel E. Brandt |rs." In other words, of 861 Summit avenue, is now in ,j when people on va- his sixth and final weak of the Edward L. Whelan, chairman of 1 for 50 weeks of the artillery UOTC summer camp at Union County Chapter, National (completely urban sur- Port Sill. After five weeks of in- Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Igo :"badc-#>-nature" tensive field artillery training, the will head the Union County March ^restraint of children cadets will test themselves in a of Dimes again next year. L school. By and large, In a letter requesting him to WESTFIELD'S final two-day field exercise in jent is commendable, which both EOTG battalions will direct the 1958 drive, Rev. Dr. Jlcal change of mode of hold a joint field firing exercise. Lester H. Clee, state March of ibe beneficial to. body Dimes chairman, said: 1 However, to thp "The manner in which the 1957 Ithe experience can in- Cars Crash, None Hurt campaign in Union County suc- fwing and unnecessary ceeded is, I am convinced, elo- pscomfiturc. Nature is No one was injured in an auto quent expression and reflection of respects dependably aocident at Chestnut street and the leadership which you provided. 'esque woodland glades Fourth avenue Friday, police re- Such leadership is the vital, mov- setting not only for ported. ing force which welds volunteer knee but also for the Cars operated by Ford Liland enthusiasm and effort into the Ettack of blood-thirsty MiLchell, 71, of Lakeland, Fla., and cohesive, hard-hitting team which [crawl and fly. Limpid Raymond Mistretta, 37, of 616 exemplifies the spirit of the Na- |nd tree-shaded pools Kensington drive collided. Police tional Foundation. rtoo-trustlng bathers in- said moderate damage was done Jiated waters. Meander- to both vehicles. No summonses The use of aircraft in direct Sis by carpeted and bor- were issued. • support of ground units by the |lants whose foliage is Marine Corps was employed for jus as it is verdant When you go back to nature, as the first time in combat July 18 Ban and frequently docs far as possible be sore' that the 1927, when a flight of six bomb- ittractive dress of beau- return trip doesn't Involve an am- ing planes strafed and bombed a | world of nature as in bulance ride or a sojourn in a force of 500 bandits who unsuc- jOf people. sick-bed. Vacations should be cessfully attacked a small Marine Bon is the watch-word. pleasant to remember. garrison at Ocotal, Nicaragua.

~~~~NOTICE~~~~

~~~~In order to give all our employees a~~~~

~~~~••••'• i -. . • • • *••..•''. well deserved two week vacation, we will~~~~

~~~~CLOSE SATURDAY, AUG. 3rd~~~~

~~~~and will look forward to serving you again when we~~~~

~~~~RE-OPEN MONDAY, AUG. 19th~~~~

~~~~PEOPLES RESTAURANT TODAY - TOMORROW - SATURDAY [14 ELM STREET WESTFIELD AUGUST 1 - 2 - 3~~~~

WESTNELD'S OLDEST BANK -ORGANIZED IN 1892 We're turning back the clock to •>>f. You Can Write celebrate. :0# J^WWcXttt BARGAIN DAYS . . . bringing you today's most wanted merchandise at the prices of yesteryear. Come, Shop and Save!

~~~~Armel's Furniture Joe's Market Reinhardt's Specialty Shop~~~~

~~~~Auster's Appliances Kissam's Haberdashery Scott's Shoe Shop~~~~

~~~~The Bandstand Music Shop The Leader Store Jane Smith '~~~~

~~~~Baron's Drug Store MacHugh, Inc., Men's Wear The Sports Center~~~~

~~~~Bon-Voyage Luggage Mademoiselle Suburban Trust Co.~~~~

~~~~Al Berse's Carousel Made In America Store Union County Business Bureau~~~~

~~~~Carolina Lamp Mounting Milady's Shop H. L. Vance, Florist~~~~

~~~~Clara Louise The Music Staff Westfield Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n.~~~~

With a Personal Loan John Frank's Men's Wear National Grocery Co. Westfield Leader . I M jam Westfield Paint and Hardware One of our many services is advancing money on Grill's Silk and Cotton Shop M. E, Newburgh, Jeweler

Personal Loans for paying off old bills, for meeting emer- Heather Shop Al Norman F. W. Woolworth Co. "* gencies, for any of a number of personal reasons. Interest Herberts Dresses Wyatt's Boy's Store f« j rates are low and payments are scheduled to meet your Nusbaum's

~~~~budget. House of Cards Lillian O'Grady Wyatt's Men's Store~~~~

~~~~Come in and get the facts. Cynthia Howard The Paterson Co. Wyckoff Publishing Co. ;~~~~

~~~~Hyde and Ellis the Peoples Bank & Trust Co. Young Folks Toggery ^;\ "~~~~

~~~~itturi^mMijria trite* iket tat Jeannette's Gift Shop The Play Fair~~~~

~~~~All Participating Stores Open Friday'til 9 P.M. TRUST COMPANY thtre't an off'\f"\p'i/t>%T Look for the Yellow Banner in Store Windows~~~~

~~~~Sponsored by Retail Trades Division Westfield Chamber of Commerce [UmbmTm Activities In The Churcheslqf \\^^^j^V|eait~~~~

~~~~• liniw-.. It Sermon of the Week (Cbitrrh .fe! urmmmimi. W"W W •'!~~~~

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t .- ' -,i] 'i » 3J t " - murriiTig. Sirmuuv "tirimrfh Pritiirv- | ^ - . (• "U mui II! Tut :ur-Be! iniormiiLun. call JIr=. j . . '" „,. ' .>-, - -i •. Cult: •H'idili c: WE. i-GDHS-H. ;1 i ,,- i t ut .m uim ""»•• Ciivis- 'Wi^irnffiuicy: fc j,.m.. niifr-waetij

~~~~: jr V. u ...J^ ' "'m orpotr. ' narrine of Sliuie tcuiJj- nnc ;prijyii?J ~ ' ~ > . , .nu ™» -mm ^ I! IK '•_& ••umturau: i>y -\w- iiustii-:. -I Hint) itt> luwt nt( IIMV 'IiH unu ___ !j '~~~~

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~~~~niiiK to nwz eves-yete;- •newiis wilSM ^ i n -emo- B '' '"' l " fill!!C KsrVirM^ IK ~itt iiSiSOl~~~~

1 " u'» •" Karipiurul s«ktr;iani v.'il^inciuUt: tu^f ' i"« V in> -1 - '(i : n Chursh +flr, jullowme iroiT! Bzskiul: "For; —many HHH- 11 -if » > •« ."i' ""•' " nuwi- -i-jHiK saitti iht- l.orri fiuct; HhihulaJ' tti; it ti 1 ii-J- I' i "... ilun- i nTOn ^ T,H; hff;h Keuxiifa nv,-'!

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* mmmttVi nmmu, THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 Page Twenty-Seven Koo8 Gives Fountain 20 Years With Esso which will be studying the topic, The New Jersey State Safety Idditional Church News Lutherans Set Baptists Open "Friends Everywhere." Mrs. Council reminds drivers that Proceeds to MS Unit Charles Matthews will be the as? "headlight glare" from approach-! Two Westfield area residents sisting teacher. ing vehicles is another "night driv- !• LUKE A.M.E. ZIOft COMMUNITY Vacation School Vacation School "Telling the Good News" will | CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Koos Bros, in Eahway recently this week are celebrating anniver- ing hazard." The greatest hazard I 500 Downer itreet Mountainside saries for 20 years of service with be the junior study text under the and annoyance from glare is due presented a check for $70.14 to the the Esso Research and Engineer- Monday, Aug. 12 will be the leadership of J. E. Turner with I We.tfiold RCT. Dclwyn R. Rayion Upper New Jersey Chapter of the The daily Vacation Bible School Mrs. Harold Shill and David Lar- to the failure of some motorists |, William A. BUckwell minuter of Redeemer Lutheran Church will ing Co. opening day of the Vacation National Multiple Sclerosis Soci- Church School to be held at the son assisting. to "dim" or use the lowerbeani of • Miauter Summer schedule: Sunday, 9:30 ety. This money represents the be held for ten dnys, Aug. 5 to 16. Marking ' two decades' service their headlights when approaching IHcly Communion service is a.m., Church School for nursery, proceeds for the month of June, Sessions will be held in Luther are Russell R. Johnson of 352 First Baptist Church, 170 North An enrollment fee will be kindergarten and primary depart- Hall, corner Clark street and Cow- Hedge row, Mountainside, who is Elm street. Classes will >be held charged and n limit of 85 pupils within 600 feet of an on-coming Ited every first Sunday. 1957 from the furniture store's vehicle. This is the law in New ty: 8 p.m., St. Luke chorus ments; 9:30 a.m.; divine worship, Fountain of Wishes, a real ivy- perthwaite place. Sessions will be- a group head in the planning en- for all ages from the nursery de- hns been set for the school in Me and business meeting, Kev. Delwny R. Rayson, pastor, banked water fountain where cus- gin with a chapel service at 9:30 gineering division; and Robert C. partment through the junior de- order to insure the best instruc- Jersey nnd also a common courtesy will preach. Communion will be a.m. daily. The vacation school Boyer of 810 East Broad street, partment and the school will be tion. Registrations may be made drivers owe to each other. Motor- forrow: 8 p.m., senior choir tomers are invited to toss a coin open to the public to the capacity by phone or at the church office. ! and business "meeting. served. Families are urged to and make a wish. It is located in will be in charge of the Rev. Wal- a lab technician in the products ists should remember, the Council worship together. Koos Florida Shop and each month ter A Reuning, pastor, assisted by research division. of the enrollment. All sessions will begin at 9 a.m. reminds, that using the high beam Jday: 9:30 a.m., Church Daniel G. Reuning, student of "The 3's at Vacation Church jclasses for all age groups; the store donates any money real- School" will bo the course for the as a reprisal against the motorist FIRST CHURCH OF ized to a worthy charity. Concordia Theological Seminary, No great deed is done by fal- who has neglected to dip his liKhts V, worship, sermon. Mrs. St. Louis, Mo. Nursery group. Mrs. H. D. Ricards terers who ask for certainty.— j Carney, pianist; Mrs. Ruth CHRIST, SCIENTIST Notes Anniversary will be the lead teacher, assisted is illegal and unsafe. Fanwood and Scotch Plaint On hand to receive the check for The theme for all classes will be George Eliot lez, organist the Multiple Sclerosis Society hy Mi's. Reginald Houaol, Mrs. fnesday: 8 p.m., mid-week 257 Midway avenue, Fanwood "Our Beautiful Savior": first les- Robert Waugh, andi Mrs. W. L. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 11 from Charles M. Cummins, gen- son, "Jesus is the Son of God"; J. Wallace Scanlon of 250 Hy- [ and class meeting. aJn., Sunday service. eral operating manager of Koos Turnagc. second lesson, "A Teacher Come slip avenue, vice president and Kindergartener's' will use the 8:15 pjn., Wednesday evening Bros., was Mrs. Charles H. Hoens from God"; third lesson, "Jesus trust officer, of the Howard Sav- Jr., Elizabeth, whose husband is text, "Let's Be Friends" under the BUNTAINSIDE UNION testimony meeting. The public ia Seeks to Save Lost Sinners"; ings Institution, is today receiving direction of Mrs. Douglas Bazley. CHAPEL invited. Union County chairman for the fourth lesson, "Jesus Obeyed the congratulations from his friends society. Mrs. Bazley has just completed a lay: 8 a.m., morning wor- Heavenly Father" and fifth lesson, and associates on the occasion of spjecial training course at the ervice; 9:45 a.m., Sunday "Jesus Suffered for Us." his 30th anniversary with the American Baptist Assembly at for all age groups from The nursery department will be Newark institution. Green Lake, Wis., which she at- ENJOY OUR FOOD • through adult. Bus trans- Bible School ments include: Beginner, Mis. in charge of Mrs. Gary Pasman tended under the auspices o£ the ,,otl to and from Sunday Guy Porcella; primary, Mrs. R. P. and Miss Nancy Mahler; the be- Width; junior, Mrs. L. A. Dunn; local church. I is available for scholars liv- Starts Monday ginners' department, in charge of To defray the expenses of the ' Mrs. J. E. Turner, director of ; Mountainside. Intermediate, Mrs. Robert Packer. Mrs. Robert Braun and Miss Inge school, an offering will be received What a relaxing way to dinal Eat at Assisting teachers will toe Mrs. children's work will be the lead A.m., morning worship and Stoffers; the primary department teacher in the primary department A summer Bible school designed! Fred Miller, Mrs. G. B. Gesner at the daily chupel services. your l»i»ur«. To»ty mack or complete inion service. Junior Church T in charge of Mrs. Walter Roun- , held in the Sunday School for children from kindergarten to^ Jr." , 'Mrs. B. R. Robinson Jr.; Mrs.ing, Mrs. Richard Chandler and niaal, our food's a treat, Com* in, try _ for children in the first ninth grades will begin Monday at Edward Haug; Mrs. Robert Miss Bonnie Fisher; junior depart- 9 a.m. at Grace Church, 1100 Kramm; Mrs. William Lazor and ment, in charge of Mrs. Henry Fol- itKon! ''..-. |h the sixth grades. Super- Mrs." George Balrd. will be provided for the Boulevard. lingstad and Miss Carol Hover- „ age group enabling par- The materials to be used are Pre-registrations are desired mann, and the Bible class for sen- published by Great Commission but not necessary. For further in- iors in charge of Daniel Reuning. Hth small children to attend Publications and were, written for fcrship service. formation regarding the school The recreation department will be the most part by the Rev. Kdmund call Mrs. Width at WE 2-1699-J. in charge of Bill Van Nest. „., evening service; 8:30 P. Clowney, former pastor, of ,jng time for Young Peo- Grace Church, and Mrs. Dorothy 11 be held at the home of Partington Anderson, former d Mrs. W. H. Douglas, 1063 Westfiel' dresident. The materials BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS Complete Brar WIVMI and From* Straightening Slope drive, Mountainside, major in Bible instruction through • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING irtation will be provided stories, games, memory work, GAS STATIONS • PARKING AREAS GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ie chapel. handwork, workbooks and pic- •KAUI MMTICB — CAKBUHBTOn « IQ.flTIOIf iy: 9:30 a.m.-12 noon, tures. RESURFACING AND PENETRATION WORK Y« On Far th* «••« •• ••««•« Vwaa imurf. racation Bible School for The Rev. Leslie A. Dunn, pastor from 4-12 years will be of Grace Church, is director of ,i day this week. Wm. A. PARKHURST t the two week school. An opening WHALEN'S GARAGE AUTO LITE lesday: 8 p.m., prayer and exercise will be conducted at 9 (hilly meeting at the chapel. each morning for the entire as- CONTRACTOR AutfcorlMd "BMT» • ll.i'JM • isday, Aug. J: 8:40 a.m., sembly. The school will close on Phone Wettfield J-1731 Rti. Mill Ian* MO NORTH AVE., E. . TEL. WE. ft-OWS ichey will be heard on his Aug. 18 with closing exercises that ' DINER radio broadcast over ra- t. O. Box 334, WestfioM Mouifaimide, N. i. evening. Call For u4 Dtltory t NOR.TH AVtNUE .V^.W.- RAILROAD STATION' tion WAWZ—1360 k.c. The various heads of depart-,

EVANGELICAL IN CHURCH (ULCA) Cranford R«T. Arnold J. DafclqaUt, Paitor Rev. Rollin G. Shaffer, pro- secietary for Lutheran Action, will be the guest in. (pit at Calvary Lutheran FSunday. Lutheran World is the overseas relief and [lurch aid program of the gating bodies of the Na. Lutheran Council. Through support the project bud- the Lutheran World Fed- Service of worship i3 held a.m. The summer choir iting the anthem. A nursery Sunday church school for the i grades will meet at 9:30 a.m. meeting of the general staff s Vacation Church School will icld tonight at 8:15 o'clock Mrs. Robert Neuman, direc- and Miss E. Jane Seeman, of 'Christian education. | Seeman returned to her office ' after a month's vacation, i summer choir will rehearse Robert J. Dennlston, organ- ariight at 8 o'clock. charity sewing group will | Tuesday in the council room i a.m. Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist, , will attend the Mission to «rs Conference in North- Mass., this week.

HE ALLIANCE CHURCH lelford at Chirr, JtrMt Criniord [Georfe A., Aiteh.taa, D.D MmiiWr Morrow: 8 p.m., Vacation i School staff meeting, ^day: 9;30 a.m., Cunday with classes for all ages; •i morning worship service p.m., Union County jail «s; 6:30 p.m., Alliance Youth ivship junior, intermediate, and young adult groups; 7 evening prayer meeting; |p.m., evening service. dy: 9 a.m., beginning of lion Bible School, dnesday: 9:30 a.m., Women's bnary prayer band at home s. L. A. Conover, 10 Retford Cranford; 8 p.m., prayer :; 9 p.m., executive com- SAVES YOU $150 ON 3 ROOMS CARPETED WALL-TO-WALL IN E. GOSLING „ FLORIST ALL-WOOL TWIST/..INSTALLED OVER 32-OZ. PADDING!

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iupp!y, 11 M of Nutrition Fattott, Infc MAIN STORE: RAtTWAY, RT. 27, FKWY. EXIT 135, phene fU 1.3709 • SEA GIRT HUNCH, »T. 71, phona S) M7M ITFIIIB HiAHH fOOB CH1TM PARSIPPANY BRANCH, RT. 46, phone Dl 4-4109 THE WESTFIEI.P (X. j.) LEAPKg. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 •We are dealing with a state- Smith said the P«B« Twenty-Eight ' U< questions concerning tho merits wide situation and must therefore. three alternatives: ft noitheastern counties. lotte S. IVpf of Aldio, Vil. of the plan have been clear cut first consider the welfare of all committee's — 1 "The Stony Brook Reservoir ami definitive, and supported b>- A Christian Sou-tun* st-vvit't was Legislative Action the people. We are not happy the ballot in the OBITUARIES lu'Kl Saturiiiiy afternoon in Gray's would niovitie an u>sured water technological facts. about the inevitable need to dislo- eudum and let the 1 g supp!> for the Prmeeton-Penning- "The committee's plan has been Fuiu'titt itotiu . Irtti'i-ntcrit \V;H (Continued from pajsv 1) cate soma people now residing oil eide.; it can Ic 1 Wr of tin ton arva and for the communities attacked on thti charge that ft is the proposed reservoir sites. A1J posal deemed by , Mrs. Ann« Lejjjjett '•While Round ValU-y could notp downstream on the Millstone Kiv- billed on incomplete, engineering ll l rt t of us, however, must give first be unworkable ^ MM, Anne W. UHSM ot •} *!il"t". ,.H(Vni"w"w inâi'ivi.^"^^ si-rvr a- a substitute for the «>»- er. 15 would furnish and -'- >- studies. This is a totally false » i i i\ . II .-onsideration ttf the B,4Q0,O00 resr ect; or it can J?verson pliU'e UKHI Moruiay ui her jt v I mitiee\< on-river reservoir plan, it j tiotuil'-JO million gallons daily for assumption. The committee's en- li'iNKt, nftvi-it brief UIII«M. •' _ nevertheless U a vital part of the ; ^ ) valley and for outside idents of New Jersey, some of and stao4 by „„„, u'V. John Driscoll v in t Ri u-ineerins consultants, a flrm of whom are even now suffering ber problems of the state Bom in KeW York. .-.he Imil I , t'ecilia's Church in j ovevail solution to the «tate'? \va-! ûntii'.-. Additional on-riwr res- outstanding reputation and expe- 1W«1 In WestneUI 65 yeais. She [ Mrs. Ilul'lllOn V. Swjirt Th,' Iti-v.Ariz. John, dieP.d Diist-ul] r-Yuiay, 35at'te, r prvb'.eim. The committee', i i to be recomnufntlml by cause of water shortages." their scope and jn tte |.:i«ti>r of St. j #rvo rs wn rience, has had access to every de- was tt member of the First Method- Mis, Joy Swan, SI, of 7U0;- . . far the development of ! the committee will bring the wtal tail of the complete engineering ist Church. Boulevard, died Thursday in Muhl-j thattacke rectork. l y Aafter sufferinc a heart!! pro|tramKournl Valley_ , puts it m its prop- : , . pp|y from Raritan §)»(> was the wklitw vt l.imllcy nt w w3tt r su reports of Tippets-Abbet-McCar- enbery llosiiltal, I'luintifld, after A native of We->tfu>ld, he was j er perspective as an adjunct to Basin sources to 3^0 niscd. even thy and Stratton. These reports II. teggett Sr., wh» died l'il>. t>, for on-; 1957. Her first husband. Kara I.. Horn in Uartmdw*, B. \V. I.,u cnidnate of Huly Tiinity ilijjai and not- a a substitute in times of low flow. | cost the state $165,000 and repre- FOURTH ANNUAL Waterman, died in li>-«. Ml* Swart hud lived in Wcstfieli) Sehdol, WestfieKI, and Conception river reservoirs. "The development of Round Val-1 sent the. most painstaking water Survivors are a diuitfhtev, Sirs. 2fi yi-stra. She had spent the past | <•*"•'. and Semiiujy, Conception, "The com'.uituv's plan provide ley with Delaware R'rvvr water \ survey ever made in New Jersey. Walter T. Suvoye of Hi Kveram I i ( winters in Ha! Harbour, Kla. ,\h>. for the development of Kûnd Val- could add another 300 mgd. But ', "The committee has also had ANTIQUE SHOW and piaee; two urandsom, one. jrranil- , Surviving are her lui. 2, ley with Karicun Basin water Delaware Kiwr. water ii at Was-t ifull access to previous engineer- d«ughtcr and one gveat-Knmd-ioii; Haiuion V. Swart: » liaughti-r,} He was assistant pastur of St. after the constructioi , n o of Spruct» e tO wars awav and there is no cer- ; ing studies made by the state, by Run. By vtater companies and water com- Iklltl three st»p-5i>n«i 1>V. I.indlt'y j î,s- Grace West Lee, urn! a j Joseph's Church. Win-slow, Ariz., ievelopmt: Spruce Ruc-n • -" . " , \. . School House first Round ValleF y becomey s missions. All available engineer- Jl. lieKfiflt jr., of 830 Kast lirimdj^ramidaujrhter. Mis. fiarharu Lee. i before he became paU, UoseUe. a tetter carrier in crease front a recorded f ' months ago it has been attacked vsar- s million gallons daily at the con- |nw : sue. X'.> matter what plan is ad- the Westfleld Post Office. ftuence of the Kariwi n andd Mill-MiU1 bX certain s«"Ps ia the Pri=«t'itce*- ' Tan':e^ '** fuW *h* spate's pres,- • - • *-»0 P.M., CONFIDENCE His sister, a registered nuvse, stone Rivers to su-tained miB- ! toB-Penn.ngton area. At " ' ent and future water needs, it -will i* on the staff of the Visiting (-4) A corre> • these attacks have been vitnperi- sac-rirUre, some 1 imum of 90 nig ' reû^re soc a aiat. loo* to u> Nurse Association, Westiield. spondinjf increase in the 8ow oftiv». personal, and based on mis- ,of -^ ^^ unpJesuacrsaxint . buout -nee"^" A Solemn Requiem Mass was the Raritan beluw the confluence; • cepresematioo. The _ committee ., ^^. dispdisplacementsi3cemems. . The longer tNit«M •( • KM WIWKH Oar «•• . offered Tuesday at St. Cecelia's (5) 40 mgd. ot additional water chose noa to answer in stu, d _»'** wait th*- greater the sacrifices »M>tuvnIsu w«Kjow WtpliOM. I Church. Burial was in a crypt in j supply le between * Spruce! cause our mandate was ti ! will be. and the greater the.hard- VOLUNTEER FIW COMPANY fui sal' b 1 of J< ew rinm the church. onfluen,:c foe near-, * « P"? * " «"«?f. • Eo' '° \ ship on 3 state desperateldesperately iin needneed . Run and the co. controvertes where the I r • - - • ! by use in Hunterdon. Somerset; eogage of solving a fundamental prob- ' and Middlesex counties or for | ™al «STOS often are distorted by Marie HarrLion transmission to Union County and 1 extraneous debate. Our answers *MUs Marie, A. Harrison, sister of Mrs. (;. Grant Leonard uf Cran- ford, formerly of Weatfteld, died July 23, after a lonsr illness, in Pasadena, Cat. Miss Harrison, who was 85, was NUSBAUM'S born in Plainfield. She was a grad- YOU ARE SAFE uate of Orange Memorial Hospi- buy frwn in, o* y«w monuminl will b« tal of Nursing, in 1897, when she Westfield Days Specials joiaexi the, fte*i Cross, serving in The Collector of Taxes hospitals, in Puerto Rico and for Field Crwit and Pacific INSURED three years in the Philippines. She Krai Quality wa* the tu-at superintendent of Plain or •f U«ri«K. Will* t*t nurses at Overlook Hospital, Sum Sheets Print Respectfully reminds Taxpayers rhqt the mit, after which she volunteered in the Army Nurse Corp., being •1*9? 72x10( UNCCHN MONUMENT CO. head suvîcai nurse at Walter Keed. Hospital, TacQtua Park, $1.79 Patch Quilts Washington, during World War !. 401 Orang* Rood Ftlgrim 4-1800 •ixtOS 2.09 THIRD QUARTER 1957 TAX Previous to her retirement she 90»108 OVEl 300 lOCAt REFERENCES 2.39 $4.99 was health officer in Maplewood, Cases 44 and served there in Red Cross. lu addition tu Mrs. DACXON- NO-IRON with wkam she sp«nt time, she is survived by anothw is due Today sister. Mrs. Frederick U, Macker, Ruffled Curtains a brother, Aniirew P. TIMM of* our regular tM«h curtains, Harrison, Kaaway, and s«v»rat nieces and nephews. n«t a (k«ap«r cuHoin bought for a •alt. Six i«ck full thirrtd pical «d»« rwffl*. B«n« ting in tin. tack K«m- Thursday, August 1st, 1957 JTtrtrtrtiw Atlele B. Egertoa 100" *W« to pair. WKSTFIKUO, NEW JERSEY MM. Adele Beatrice Ejterton of 9 Pvospsct striset di«l luXy; 39 Ungttta after a Usn* illness. She is sur- by hee daughter, Mitsa. 54-45 Wngfh* 2.»i Ejtettoa of th.« Peo " " Iwitrti* 3.50 s'.i««t address. Hec hu*hand tie late SV» TO PRESERVE THE Seld, and forntetljr a memb*r aS P1UOW CASES Oacran T!« the Westtteld Wonaan's Ctafe »ad, ftint f*f«oW SHOWER CURTAINS SATUJUL BEAUTV OP A FINE the to«at chaptxr «f thu AK •*«* and "laf- of the American Rnvwluti-uu. CUKIAINS White Oniy WOODED IiANDSCAPE ... Funeral senckes w«te 2.» vah» MAINTAINED JK THE MANNER Gray's Funisra): tl«a» in ssrtrii »*" - 3*' Intnaieut was in the Gvetitiwuu.il •ft •X* OF A WEIiL-KEPT PARK Cemetery in Bvotrttlyn. US. Oast - Dan live* Bubies lo C«t IM Sptmiai Attention, OH Sheets X'tutors aft always tiehom Curtains SKB BANK—Babies are ge«* Leaflet ubort request Bag special attsalion and facili- Colors ties on 6h« Gtu4«ft State Parkway. 2.50^ Chairman Katharine K. Whitu, Coses vt the New J«rs«j Highway Au-; fitpetiimtb*?* Offic* OJfia thoritv today announced tftab a \ OACRCN NO-4«Cm 12$ ELM StBUtRT "smalJ eiABa* rooa»" has buen : 1<& Ml »»*3iynt;r W'rjjt- Kjiii tJm Stalled side hsms, 33" wide BEOSfttAOS Walter Kcade firm in»tilait»ii( the pair. Twin or lUMl stftvkn-—bttHevRd t/j be tê ttlsgc 'if FOR THE HANDY-MAN OR CONTRACT* its itind I, d'Bp CQViM M&PADi Soarf Quality We've easy-to-folfow plans for CMpjtMng; yow ^ Cf\ Twin o» Twin 1.98 want to build from a bfrrf house t|O garage, rgmho U -I tDV 2.00 •t* FMW 2.98 x uitd Citr- and ail the materials you need, tejj. th propei at~ •;.ri'-i :"ae:. itw s for tin fi CONTOUR 1 7C liaprr -"--nz-p. The ce kit wil /i Twin •ach mot! er when SHIETS '• * 1.95 X$ski>& -mlth niauf -nix ,r^v I Fruit of the loom yb 14" Una SAV8 n nl^ at *-he pai k«a> TAIiORBD C^yw Camtnnnrion ien'f let your WOJHI go fe* FK^W**] 2ipp«red BED PAD and CURTAINS PRINT COVER oeiy qoaiity- matermfs at We CK>UTCOV€« Twin 2.98 fciifding Suf^ nt* r --i * id bi5tvv"*-a thw a ^1,00 futt 3.9f Full Width ACRIIAN FlillD QUttT5 Dainty ptbnH Jilted with new mired* fibr». light and warm. COMPANY. filers a^ 50 4 CSAJIFORO e BIK3A& ST. VI %tmiQm\a AVS,1 12.98 VoJu« O177s!i, Wllows *er match 3.SO . ,VWEST Wt 2-014$ :ii)f with Jui; HUNDREDS OF UNADVERT1SED BARGAINS ty **ivd Hyt yvi av>pHe4. Have ? Ii! yoa ha,v'^ been dibbled for Photre IK. 2-1 U ijiositiifi and wQrk.^4 3,S NUSBAUM'S MIUWORK • MASONS' ye*).'s under sociat secar- A AND QMMMtY WESTFSELD ontact to« EliaaieA Sa.m, Saturday EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT* also produce? a toxin. Together, Alda will close their engagement ill the Broadway bound comedy clogging and toxin induce wilt. PAPER MILL BARGAINS GALORE at the Tree owners can make a simple "Roger the Sixth," Saturday nt PLAYHOUSE Houlc MM, Anilovcr, N. J. tesli to determine the presence of the Grist Mill. Patrons ave warned MIILMHM, N. i. DMXtli-OO Harolu j. Kennedy, Director the wilt, infection. Examine that the forthcoming engagemenl HANK CHRKINOTON. Dlrwter UMH(.ndl-CharB» MON, AUG. S THUD SAT. AUO. IB branch of the wilted limb by cut- of Groucho Marx in his own com !ves. 8:30—TIIBB. through But. Mat. Wril. <>«lv edy, "Time for Elizabeth," is sell Hun..8:1)0—.VutH. Thum. & Hut. 3:30 i *ki>w« Hiit. Nllr ««» p.m. ting diagonally. A greenish dis- Opani Tuti. Aug. 13 thru tun. Aug. 13 LEADER STORE coloration streaking the sapwood is ing out rapidly and that seata an RUTH ARTHUR JOHN IRELAND the telltale sign. now on sale for tins exclusive en- CHATTERTON TMACHH 109 E. Broad St. gagement for one week only be Sara Dillon, "alar laarft, In Hi* hilnriwi nmdy t>(rii« ai « The infection is called m»ple< ginning Monday) Aug. 19. » We. 2-5609 : wilt because ft shows' up in most' J.tV Mmi»M, %min Davlin "glHICOAT FEVg ' A Carnally by Open Fri. »v«nlnB till 9 CM. maples, especially Norway, sugar tree, Cut out and burn the William Deuglai Horn* «ahart AM. l« "•.g.r Th» SI«ttW You can't afford to mlu our BARGAINS I Mon. thru Sat. Eves, at 8i40, $3.90, and Japanese. But it may also oc- branches. 2.80, 2 30, 1.70, Wad. Mai. al 2:40, cur in lindens, elms, even barberry Chemotherapy—the injection of Obtain your tieltaU NOWthrough tktmatt, IJ.80, J.30, 1.70, 1.10. Phona I mt.il redges. liquid chemicals into a tree's sap ordari — Andovor 4181 or 4191. ' The infection may spread slowly stream to neutralize the toxins Sport B* nut of your **at* at ikt performance you pilfer. nnd unclog the tiny pipelines—is Swim AvoiJJitappomtmint. or quickly through & tree. 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Les- Gr»ge*y Ptcb sons included. launn Baeall 1150 EAST JERSEY ST.. ELIZABETH "THE DESIGNING WOMAN" flfxtrn — CkaM tan — Visit The •If desired can b« plus AVI, IA51 toward purcho»«. El. 2-6668 SktTM * "WAf TO TW OOiO* iiADIR the Siddute* \ Womea*^ Singles Play Ternyei Trophy Mrs. Edith; Wsin, Semi-Finals • A special pme Richardson To Echo Lake Legionaires closest shot cu thi Winner Told yard Ilth. hole went'bj' Coif Results Muss Juno Stevens of Cranford with a Play Mease In To Second Place; advanced to the semi-finals o£ the SCOTCH PLAIN'S—Mrs. Marge effort. JITS. Ona Schii : SlltUnJ ay — S'-VMpstMM, Class women's singles championship longest drive o£ the E. H. tournumenc of the WesHiuld Tyn- Kaplan von the Alee Ternyei tro- •A: Charles Hit*, 75-7—ii»; xîp Bayway phy tournament last week when 238 yards. M: Club Met Finals nis Club in weekend play at th« the fewest number of ^7] , tfl-ia—iW; H. S. Jensen, | loiûl club courts, she posted a net 223 for the 54- ! »O-tI—«a; B.;rni« Khaesa, 77-8— | Bub Krirats iinluuded f.vo hole event, which, was played on 5-t-Wea—91. *< may be '" th<* •akimr ! ,59. Cla*» i: C«oW Rial, 93-23- fuur run;5, to Mia* Stev«nrft a finalist, last year, 91.21—70; W. ' fiomurs, Kuod for and needed No. 2 in the tourna- three successive Tuesdays at tie In addition to the 34 nj Saturday afternoon at two n'eXvA \-;g; Charles Dvarr, 91-21- Shackamaxon Country Club. golfere who compared f at the Foaal tennis clui> w'n,1 O-L, •!• u>c ..,., ,— , Mrs. Kaplan, the 1953 women's aey fields, an LS-hale ton, y<.'a„.„.,-r ,,l,vUlt TnmraTommyv Rk'bar'lwmKichardsmti meats , :iii-2,>—71•71. . A.. hui«-m-i well, fJ- ?, *>-t, in th* firstt round ot\ held- among "' u:')n:d by \r>:h Sur^'nt o/ Wyst- play und then topped Miss Lynn ! club champion and the 19ifti title- Ralph !Vteu.-*e in a five 3i.'fc tin,-*! fur L'niu County Amwricun play ' 15 eantpetmgr. Thia rneri'.j singles championship of ii'-'iij on l-U-yarii it'wmt'n huiu. - Lii«i(in junior baseball lmti;ue lust Anderson, *J-0, tf-2, in tho quarter-!holder at Galloping Hill, added a event iJ Smi'Jay—Swuep.styk'.'s. Chi.** A: nnals. The Union County women's) final net -\ U-a, in a Gulbtjnkian encounter. handieapp golferg , had 228.for rua- is one of the outstanding college swimmer* in the country. 72. Chi.1.-. B: A. J. Ely. «s}-lii—T'i. âinn halted by darkness in thn Inez Schimmal th*: focal club tu capture t.hn f Miss Mary Gulbenkian, defend- nerup honors. Other winners in- with Roger Anderson of 326 Hillcreut avenue who ba.s been Alibi 'uurn.tm(;nt f'sl. Class A: Char'.u* irti; champion, and top-deeded in prize ami tb« Ntw J»*rs^y Stat« tht: winners rammed over .six mor« the event, did not play on Satur- swimming career with the Westfield YMCA Rah club and Hie.-, ryj nut; R. D. Burt, .')•'!; K. H. i-uns. Bayway fought back with -.K'hool-btty champion piii/i.-* to ô Puturson, S;i. i.'bs, B: R. M. day due to a death in the family. haa freer* setting high water mark:* ever since. all out to ryiit'h hj:* ôa!. four tallies and had thw ba*e* Rain on Sunday forced postpone- C.."jr«u. 5.1: Ki-ii Kua.•>; Frank under the tutelage of coaches Don Large and Vinee King. ontt Qf thft Utp nlayiiri in the NVw J. Ely, ; to the previous frame. Virginia Bailey in her first round Xt was in high school that the local free-styler's flashes of | j ,ey T'.-nni* Lewfuu, m'i £<•"i O,:rtc-i I Krivaca, who hat* poumied match. Mrs, Bailey scored a not- WANTED Hr greatness, began occurring with increasing frequency. I tut his first championship tir,i« | Bayway pitchers for t h r t* eable win on Saturday by down-, j homers and a double in thr«e ing Mrs. Yvonne Snevily, 8-2, 6-3. As a ftfteen-year-old sophomore, he became the 2Q0- haa hijfb. bi tin of wuntz mutes way. M*;asc. .'J7, will h" Doubles Net Play i outing, homered with two yaJ?4 »tate freestyle champion. In hi» junior year, he re- aboard in the third. Ke then Miss Lynn Anderson of New AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN hia youthful adversary twen York won her opening: round tained that crown and picked up the 100-yard title in yeart on the courts which inay won thu game with solo blast in tho sixth to snap a 5-5 tie. match from Mitsa Julie Kammer- addition, may nab be a handicap pS2j To Begin Aug. 10 _ man, 8-3, S-0. HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE GOOD EX- larly if the tiUe evunt JJOCS the Bayway led only in the second Anderson, who swijns only freestyle events, finished Mrs. Betty Mathews, a new- PERIENCED- AUTOMOBltE MAN TO JOIN THE SAIB WB high school career with a bang, retaining bis 200-yard full fivij jBta, Phiy in the m«n'.H inning at 2-1 when Emory Alto- (•.ourrianiunl; at th« bell i singled with the bases loaded. comer to the local club, and for- FORCE OF A BUICK. QEAtERSHIP WITH AN ESTAS- «naonpion«hip by setting a new state record, as he navi- M'ia.so m a powerfully built mer women's singles champion of , player and hart the physicahi l equip-) W'jstneli] Tennix Club is scheduled After Kxivacs' homer highlighted LISHED" REPUTATION FOR GOOD AND FAIR- Am gated; the course in two minutes, four seconds. j ment and thfl court savvy to put a! for Saturday afternoon, Ante. 10, a four-run rally in the third, Bay- the statu of Indiana, registered a convincing, *J-1, *i-l. win over . PROPER BUICK DEALINGS. As a. freshman at Yale University, he and hw three ! crimp in Richardson's plnnn. Ex- liccording to Geurjje Yen'/.er, way fought buck with a run in its roommatermes s establishesbd d the national collegiatg e freshman pariunce may b« th« fjecitiin^ fac- tournament chairmun, today. half of the inninu and two in the seventeen year old Sandra Stev- record in the medley. He (tnished fifth in the 440 AAU tor in Saturday's championship Henry H*ssse ami sou, Fr«d, fifth to knot the score. Billy Mur- ens. National match, and mitMWsd the Olympic swim.min.g team »etto. M«03« has a fine service, winners of the club championahip ray drove in the throe tallies with Mr.i. Betty Tucker won from OUR SERVICE SAUS ACHIEVEMENTS INDICATE by one-tenth of a second, a,$ a roommate nosed him out in pummels the hail from eithor foro- a year ago, will not defend their a double and a single. Barbara Reeves, 8-1, li-3, in the THE THOROUGH CUSTOMER APPRECIATION, OF the time trials. band or- baakhand, can handle title this yoar, Tho championship: WESTFIELD first round of play. Mra. Tucker OUR PERFORMANCES A SHARE OF THESE SEC half and fui! volleys adeptly, and father and son combination waa will face Mrs. Mathews in her Returning for bis second year at Yale last year, AB ORDS (A SOURCE OF NEW 8UIOC PROSPECTS) IE hia net piny leaves nothing to be broken up by Uncle Sam, the Devine, 3b next match. Kogor, now eligible for varsity competition, continued his d««ired. Uss in a work-horse on the younn«r Hesse dams a three-year! Play will be continued this AVAILABLE TO EACH: OF OUR SALESMEN. hitch in thu U. S. Army. Henry j r, If stellar performances, both, as a reJay competitor and in in- court, tireless in retriwving, and a !a > )S weekend. An effort will be made dividual tests. Matched with* Joe Robinson, Dave Arm- fish tor all the way. Hesae, howover, will be on hand I „" ,! " .1)' to play the finals on Sunday after- and teiime ueta^ is. two- seconds better than ment play (jets under way. Henriques, ef 3 12 th» world; record. This ambiguity resulted because a mem- in the seml-flmiln, bain? dawned Koste, 1b 3 1 1 Me- of th« t«a'w, R,e« Aubrey,, w an Australian, and the by Ftoii Humio, thruo time club With, throe of. lust year's top v champion, players missing from action, the De'BiilJa, If 10 0 woeld r«cord must be set by representatives of a single tournament should be a wide open Fredericks, o 2 2 2 y RichacdMK moved to the finals affair. Every effort is being made Murray, 2b 2 12 with straight set wins ovur R. A. by tournament chuirmun Yunzer Hallock, ,'il) 10 0 This, week's Westflelders to the Sportlighfc is aiming Dilfcs, Ki'-aft, and Arnold but was toward & career in business,, but the 1990: Olympics will ar- to line up 24 teajns fur the big 1-Co-p 10 0 extended to thr«e sots by Gena event. An early favorite to go all Morit, p 0 0 0 ilx* shortly,, and; it requires no crystal bail to predict that Terpak. Torn won 22 straiijht hitjh 1 the way will be the team of Ralph Gichowslii, S3 2 0 0 a Westfleld resident •witt he canrying a red, white and blue school matches durinif thu punt Mease and yordun Booth. Booth threu y«ars of computition. Ha flre^tone banner for tlio United States swimming team. was co-holder of the men's doubles Totals 3t B 0 rcaptured thi! Nuw .lorsoy Statu title in 11)50 and 11151 and on four We.sfcfleld L 0 1 0 0 I—« .lunior Chutnhui' «f CumnjKrcu ofchur occasions wus a runner-up Buyway 0 3 1 (J 3 0-—5 chnmpionnlii'n tw« yours in a row, for the crown. Meam;, a newcomer mid noxt wuok loaves for Sunta Errors — MaiiBvan, Novello, MJ»» Batty Goumbe of 2397 Channing avenue, former to tile club last year, one of the Ki'ivacs, Born, Murray, Cichow- Monloa, California, whera ho will top players in the New Jersey women's single*, anunpioni of the Westfield Tennis Club, aomnetfl for national honors in tbo sld. Two base hits—Fredericks, 1 Tunnis Leugue, and a nnalisfc in Murray. Homu runs—Krivaca 2. is making a name foe herself in tennis circles as one-half Junior Clmmbiii of Ctonmurce tho club's singles tournament, will avent. Bases rrn balls—off Born 7, oif of' on*' of the outstanding tennis teams in this part of the matte a strung partner for the ChicliowsKi :i; of Morit .1. Struck country. InturHst: is runninif hi«:h for Sat- former champion, out—by born ;!, by Chichowski 2, Coupled wlh, Miss Carmen Lamp* of Forest Hills, urrlay'l) championship matuh, Fol- Stwncur Kipu and Vincis ONeill by Morit 1. Losing pitehiir—Morit. Long-bland, the two have posted wins in some of the top lowar* d-f'ttha net oport aro invitud will teum together an will Don Umpires—-Sayro and Smoyali. URC tennis tfteitos of New Jersey and; New York. to witness tha match at fcha loeal Ruaves and Larry hnholT; and elub «oujrb*. Thero is no admission John Kraft and Dr. E. G. BinirnH. In th« finals of the New Jersey state doubles cham- charge at anytime. hiB tthh e tw-OBonjftt - defeatedfdd last year's champions, MORE SPORTS appllrt an KNnd IIr» bodln or •» ymur Hra» Cfc»lWi« E«eand Mrs. Deemer,. in the East Orange match The finals originally waa sched- Confidence in another man's vir- to ft« mm m» iMMi dwtt* ioughft Wl*l«. For on* twin; to h«ld doubles titles in two match, wilt be played on Sunday stales is % real tennis rarity. afternoon,. Not content with twin doubles honors, Betty and Car- SUMMER • mm Nn H—i i 4.00-14 mfltt also, swept to, the top of th« Rose Taubele Memorial *Hl» Nm antf rwopiraW* *• TournftJnonfc in fcha Bronx, where the duo bested Isabel Local Team Advance* "Beoeola and1 Paggy Dis«o. in Doubles Comp^titiun SALE sii»S5««gawais« MJ'SS Coumoe does not restrict her net endeavors to the championship team alone, however. Last week she and Griffin and Spunt-'o Kipe Bob BfcGann won tho West Side Club1!* mixed doubles and of the Westfield Timnis Clu nn- with, IfhylJis Rothronk, the women's doubles titles*, both at ishod third "in Rountl Rohin Drm- the fforwt Hills Tennis Club. Drastic liasfc woek tho locaJ net star suffered her first major RffWaolt after so many victories, aa she and Miss Lampe MBDIBWOOJ Country Club. woe*OJI the short end of a 8-2, 6-2 decision after reaching Reductions ti>« finals Of the Women's Kastutti Clay Court doubles' uhampionuhip at the North Shore Tennis and Racquets ami thett* fifth mut (Stub-lit- Baysids, Queuns. tic, Top tloubtpH tiiam^ >»f all in this tni'otiit w«ro invited t tieipute in ihv. llownti Ildbin play. Random Rumblings SAVE 25% A roal golfing story was enacted at Echo Lake Satur- daj' •whfto Arch Sargent registernd a hole in one on the ALL SUMMER CHAIRS seventh hole. Tha bait landed four feet behind tho pin, but its hftckspin caused; it to roll downhill into the cup. Arehs'» president of the Westfleld Tennis Cl ub Linda ALUMINUM CANNON Boek,, Pott Keet, Kathy Lane, and Candy Wilchinsky, all woft track events at the annual student-faculty picnic of STACK tfc# Vaios Couaty Band and Orchestra School OFF ]?8iBJ«la Joyce Richter of 3 Mohawk trail, has been invited 3 mm TERRY ClOTH i»9Wim in the annual Watertown, N. Y., Aquatic Festival CHAIRS I tftia week. Pam, who is eleven, represents tho Newark! LIGHT FIXTURES Reg, 10,95 Atht«tic €lub« whi«h flnwhed second in tho competition 1 S^T COVERS betweea C^nadinn and American Hwimmers Uiat yoar i Tommy Richardson leaves Monday for the fourth j CLOSING OUT SALE national Junior Chamber of. Commerce tonnis linals to, Santa. Momta, ('afif. Th« local youngster pliicud lirst LAWSON WAR! TANK PRICE PRICE in. the state tournament and in expomud to do w«H in i.h« Baskato, Garbag« Blu*» Srmn, Tan or Chorto"* nB.tisnftt evertl The week's activities in California will in- SPRAYER otudis beach partias, barbecues and tennis clinics in addi- Cans, 3r«ad Soxes •H tion to th« national finals Mountainside defeated See Gamwood 1-0 to move into the second round of the District j witk boating'* fiaeM *li>- Sole 5.40 Little tsague Baseball tournament Kyle Russell o£i d performaac«.. J 30% off M Bayberry lane, Mountainside, is among 1,500 entrants | - Ml ill- the National Model Airplane championships. The meet md»$\m6»y in Willow Grove, Pa Charles LaRoce;i ... »nd «st $21: Partridge run, Mountainside, witnessed a hole in ing Power quictl ;wm «t Copper Hill Golf Club last week. Adolph Fastena. 3w% Iff Am f «B»inter of his foursome took the nth hole in the FREE TIRE MOUNTING FREE PARKINS minimum strokage ...... Ira Lftvy, Shackamaxon's club :|||iB|g>i&tt», rec«ntt? scored a r*re double on his home Ji|§iilsK;rBhik 29»year-oidrattoraey registered eagles on the S^^^'lîi^tfath h»!w- in. the course of the same round. SMITH MARINE Westfield u!^|^^^frtwi-'p.- H:the ftrst golfer to ever accomplish MîS/Wift 4?tte when his No. 8 iron second shot kit*. îllilljpsijaf m the 408 yard fourth; then he "was 2-5034 125 Elm Street Westfield 2-1500 HOT SOUTH AVE. W. TEL WE. 2- ^•î!îij»#»#..woo4 rtete. oa the 601 yawl OIM»MM AM. IWW'IH» OP6N TILL 9 P.M, MONOAYS 4 FRIDAYS "qfep*.l"t§fqe* putt lor a three. OPiN DAItY 3 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURPAYS 8 A.M. TO THE WE3TFTELD • (N. J.) LEADER, THCT3D-AY, AUGUST 1, 1057 lie Fishing Rotary Fetes Champs County Net Consolation Tourney |rby Underway Westfield Blue Devil Five Splits Piny Continues At Local Tennin Club - •'4 the Second Annual Fishing Two Contests in Collegian League Tourney Set fby, sponsored by the Marine Dave Dudley moved to the aeml* ' lision of the Greater Point The Westfield Blue Devils roared to a 70-41 win over the The 30th annual Union County final round of the men's conaola* ^ osant Chamber of Commerce, Cranford Tornadoes,last week. The Tornadoes lineup was augmented men's tennis tournament will be tion tournament being held'at the ". by the presence of the Albertson brothers; Dick and Bob. The first held nt Wnrinnnco tennis courts, Westfield Tennia Club with jofT to a flying/start, according half developed into a battle of the backboards. Bones Ericcson, Warinaneo Park. iiiprht set victories ovcVGr'orRe' ; ICommissioncr Joseph E. Mc-Freddie Walz and Neil Paxson accounted for some stellar rebounding The singles will start nt 9:30 alls 6-1; (i-3; unit Larry Jasper • En of the New Jersey Depart- for the Blue Devils. Bob Albert- a.m., Snturduy and end Sunday. 0-4, (i-4. -• ' >nly six of 20 free throws; while jit of Conscrvatipn and Eco-son was a tower of strength for The doubles are. scheduled to start Dudley, seeded' No. 2 in the the Tornado quintet and his shopt- :he Cuts dunked in live of 12. Don at 9:30 on..'Sunday and finish on event, exhibited a nice brand of - Developmc-nt. ing kept Cranford in the running. 'eeley, crafty Panzer guard, and August 1,8. ' •. •. tennis to win both matches rather lilthouRh the contest is now At the half, the Devils led 2G-2B. towering Tom Young of West Winners anil runners-up will re- handily. ,er way, there is still plenty of Prom that point the Devils took Virginia, were the prolific scorers ceive trophies, • • T.op-seeded Arch D. Sai'ROnt 'do-* « for fishermen to land the "bis;charge. Sparked by Jnek Wiley, or the Cats, racking up 20 and George T. Cron, superintendent feuted Dr. Jesse R. Wilson in his ' between now and Sunday, sharpshootlng Dickinson College .6 points respectively. The strong of roerention, received applica- first match, 0-3, 0-1. it. 29, the closing date of the guard, an aroused Westfield team ebounding of Young and Spence tions for entry in t.he tournament Dick Salsbury encountered rutr- ' opened up the third quarter'with "'hotnpson, Holy .Cross forward, until noon yesterday, at the Ail-(fed opposition in his match with. _, a last year's _ derby, the a slashing offen3C that netted rere key factors in the • Cool ministration Building of the Un-Dr. Roger Richardson. Dick drop* •ing area is unrestricted and nothem 23 points, -while holding !ats' victory. ' Thompson also ion County Park Commission, pud the opening set 6-3 and harl will be charged those who their opponents to a singla tally. cliipped in seven points. Matt Wnvinatico Park, Elizabeth. to go all out to win the second set, \ .r the contest. To qualify for Wiley, who garnered his 17 points Quigley, Springfield College for- Justin McCarthy of Iloselle was 7-5. Salsbury continued his fl?- < ward, hit for eight and Jimmy prizes, the, fisherman must in tlie second half., started the ac- the winner in the 1950 singles and ifrcBsive play in the third and de- r le caught his fish from one oftion with a long one-handed jump 'letcher, former St. Benedict's Cephas Monnett of Rahway wa? cininR-setr to win it 6-2. 130 boats flying red and white shot. Freddie Walz, Holy Cross courtster had six points. For the the runner-up. In the seini-finnls Play will be continued this wook . jby pennants. Sportsmen regis- center, Bones Ericcson, Bucknell Blue Devils, •jig Bobby Ericcson lust; year, Justin McCarthy de- end. ing the top pasted weight each College standout, and Neil Pax- ipped in 16 points to lead his feated Frank Blazek, Elizabeth; Ik will be sent a special derby son scrappy ball-stealer from ;eam in scoring. The Bucknell ace in a fouract match and Monnett Golf Traveler Takes |1 button to wear. Dickinson College, kept the scor- lso did yeoman's work under the defeated Roy Kuneyl, Rahway, Sore than $1,000 in prizes will ing moving at a fast pace, Ericc- curds. Jack Wiley, followed close- also in n four-set mateh. Double Honors at Shatfk Jdistributed in $100 Defense son and Walz hit double figures y with 16 markers. The doubles were won by Ce- ids to top weights in the foi-with 13 points each. Bob Med- The Devil offensive threat in —Wastfleld Stlldloa phas Monnott and Justin McCar- SCOTCH PLAtNS —'Howard ling categories of fish: Alba- ley also reached double figures the final period was a team effort, Shown «rt tha Y>nkee< and Phil liea, (uclti «t > recent Rotary Club dinner. The two teams were thy who defeated Charles. Beck- Everitt, who traveled.further to. t, Bonita, Black Fish, Blue with 12 markers. Paxson canned with Freddie Walz, Neil Paxson the winner! in the major league divliioru of the Weitgeld Bays' Lt»juc. Pictured «re Yankees ham of Wustftald and Frank Stui- ploy in the Union County Liquor I, Fluke, Martin, Porgie, Sea 9 points while Pete Poley hit forand Ace Medley,,all contributing Mike H.rlm.n, Charles Miller, Mark Haley, Frunk Muncuio, Bill Richold, Dan Kubek and Don Whit- ber, Plainfteld. Dealers Assn. tfolf tournament |, Striped Bass, Tuna and Weak 7. to the scoring total with.some fine Ukcr. Present Phillies include Richard Roller, Durryl Umttead, Russell PorcelU, David Lonl, Tom than any other participant, cap* clutch-shooting. Dalz and Medley Williamson, Joe Wiendl, Rojer Doyle, Mike Cowies »nd Ted Connell. Also present were Dav> Monmouth Park la laying claim •tureU both gross and 'best-ball Those two city rivals, the Cool hit for nine.markers, while Pax Storr, Joa Wiendl, Grover Connell, Larry Inkster, George Bichall and George Hamrah. laurels Friday at the Shackaraaxon further details on the contest Cats and the Blue Devils met son had five points. to the greatest aggregation of C«uivtry Club. again in a contest Monday eve- stroke: 1st, J. Lincoln, 19.4; 2nd,daily double players* in tlie worl i available by writing to the The Cool Cats' victory over the At the end of 41 days of. the 50- Everitt, who lives in Northfi«ld, _.cv Point Pleansant Chamber ning, with the Cats taking a close Blue Devils was, the third this C. Demorest; 3rd, M.'Weikart. teamed with liay Blown ot Bast decision, 57-64. Outgunned and North Stars Pace Seven Records Girls 9-11, one length, .'breast- day meeting, niutiiol play had ^Commerce, Marine Division, season, 411 closely contested. amounted U> f717. 1 0 I Bob Bonnetti, Jack VanHnrt, Riiy new record of 20.'1 in the boys' B. Albertson, c...... 9 3 2 Ford, and Paul Miglioizi, plus the backstroke. Jim Lincoln also ac- NOTICE > Allinger, g , 4 1 excellent fielding of all the teams counted for records in the boys' Sosnowski, g 0 0 members, seems destined to copbreaststroke with 19.4 and free- Lieb, g 0 0 the league" championship for the style in 10.1). TO ALL CONCRETE CUSTOMERS Stars. Billy Jean Keteham broke, her -..••••• » - _ -• * Totals 18 4 4 own record of 11 seconds by swim- League members will meet this ming the pool in 10.8 in the girls' T Blue Devils 13 IS 23 22—7 week to determine the method of On the bqsis of the preimt cement situation, > Tornadoes 15 10 1 14—4 seven years and under class. Tom MWOM, N. i. MMM utum • tow i electing an all star team which Ul>htbrown'rt 117.3 set the new i DIM 3 nHu \m total Stilt My, Tumff #1«S will play a few exhibition games at mark for the hreaststrnko in the we plan to resume deliveriet of »' COOL CATS the end of the season. G . P ' boys' 15-18 division. KING NOW thru Aug. 7 Quiffley, f 4 0 Team standings through July Officials for the meet included 29: . pool manager Harold Brooks, •SPECIAL TMINS Iked t» (1ST) Young, f 8 0 1 Trqnsit Mix Concrete Thompson, c 3 , 1 * W h Pet. GB Lewis W. Brudahaw, Wally Bitt llv. PIIM. Station, It. Y. ... 12.20 l. » July 4,11i 2 .880 Il«.Ntw»k(P«m) 12.35 b. I July 4 IM Feeley, g 8 4* North'Stars IB iH'i-, Dr. E. Coe, Frank Keteham |l«. tltorlrSl,, N.r. (CNJ) . . 12,30 «i.« July 4IJiJ Fletcher, g 3 0 Comets 10 ii .621 Charles Doercr, Jay Plerson, Dick i.N»»«» ()»««» CMt.) ..12,40 5.. » M, 4.12,1 Eagles 10 7 .585 5 On Thursday, August 1st Also Certain Heti 1 Schneider and Tom Robinson. TottlS'.,.'?;.-..l 261 5.5 YMCA 8 0 .669 5V2 Boys' Diving: isti. Jack Smart, — *- ^BEtTE DEVILS I' 'CAaejs :: 10 8 :B52 BM. score 37.80; 2nd, Jim Lii|p,om|3rd AT NORMAL G F »;'" ABC 3 IS .188 UV4Dave Demurest. ' Mwiw NinonTHAN .... Paxson, f I.-./ 2 1 Triangles 2 1« .125 13 Mi Girls' diving:: 1st, Susan Demar- 1AM.»l.M,tuM. CMHWMll Ericcson, I 7 2 1 Batting averages (at least 35 e.st, 34.40; 2nd, Barbara Lincoln, Please bear with us until SMKfS MCfS... Wals, c : ...... 4 . 1 times at bat)—Bob Bonnetti, N. .li'd, Lizzy Crothers. Wiley, g ..... 7 11 Stars, .491; J. Van Hart, N. Stars, Father and son relay; 1st, team Cement shipments are normal. CHOICE STAKIS Foley, e 0 0 .460; Ray Ford, N. Stars, .420; made up of Robert and Bob Buck, S»t.,A»B3 $53,000 Add. i Medley, g 4 1 Chet Hall, Eagles,%.400; McCoy, Wally and Bill Bittner, Frank and SAMINO STAKIS Eagles, .397; Bob Westrich, Mike Keteham, and John and Jack W«d., Aua. 7 . $30,000 hiiii Tottb ...... 1.24 G 5 Caseys, .395; Paul. Miglinzzi, N, Smurt. Stars, .371; Bob (turner, Eaglus, Mother and daughter relay: 1st, WEL-DON CONCRETE CORP. POST 2:30 • Ocnl do•..• •, 1 ?C Cool C»t» 13 11 10 14—5 Blue Devils 7 7 13 27—5 .356; Diaz, Comets, .351; Cole- Susan and Mrs. Sipart; 2nd, Bur man, Caseys, .333;-Bendel, Caseys, bam and Mrs. Lincoln; Ih'd, Beth FA, 2-4300 • .324; Franco, Comets, .SOfi. and Mrs. Cunningham. Hits—Bonnetti, N. Stars, 28; •Boys, under seven, across pool: Westrich, Cttseys, 27; P. Mijslioral, 1st, J. SlHub, time 11.4; 2nd, It. N. Star* and Coleman, Caseys, 22;Bittner; 3rd, J. Poole. How much Is your Hall, EagleH, 20; J. Vun Hart, N. Girls, under seven, across pool: Stars, 19; and Green, Eagles, 18. 1st, B. Kctfliam, time 10.8; 2nd, Euna scored—Westrich, Caseya, II. McAuliffe; 3rd, C. Clare. and Bonnetti, N. Stars, 24; Turn- Boys, 7 and 7, across and back: er, Eagles, 23; Hall, Eagles, 20; 1st, D. Demurest, time 18.0; 2nd, 'stinte Musano, N. Stars anil Green, D. Bittner; 3rd, It. McOeary, Eagles, 18; Assman, Caseya, 1C. Girls, 7 anil 8, across and back: Runs batti'd in-—P. Miglozzi, N. 1st, K. Keteham, time 20.4. Stars, 22; Colemsn, Caseys, lfi; Royft'fl to 11, one length free- Westrich, Caseys, 15; Hull, Eagles, style: 1st, T. Lincoln, time 10.9; Florsheim worth? 14. 2nd, C. Dcmaiest; 3rd, M. Ket- Home runs—P. Mlgllozxi, eham. Stars, 5; E. McCoy, Eagles, 4; Girls 9-11, freestyle, one length: •Cm *m nmy/kim *•> ' Hall, Eagles, 3; five players tied 1st, L. Biltnev, 19.6; 2nd, G. Stew- with two each. ait; 3rd S. Smart. Triples—S. DiFonso, Eagles and Boys 9-11, one length, back An Enflliih-built Ford can give your J. Cnleraan, Caseys, 2. stroke: 1st, M. Keteham, 20.3; Doubles—Hall, Eagles, and Pet-2nd, J. Keteham; 3rd, M, Weikavt. wife up to 12 new free hours every weelc! erson, Comets, 6; Bonnetti, N. Girls 9-11, one length back- Stars, 5. stroke: 1st, L. Bittner, 24.0; 2nd, Tb% cmt* of «** A A H*idrkk»oa Leading; recipient of bases on S. Smart; 3rd, L. Clare. (Harrington Park, N. J.J Ml* how. balls—R, Turner, Eagles, 22. Boys 9 to II, one length, breast- «etMHMfraao«m| • Prefect? Mm. Hmdrickmi bai very Keep in touch by kindly said, "if my e*a* will help con- vince a doubting Them*, «#. tefl him about it by all neaM." PHONE... First me Ka» to |et the Hd» totthool. She ha» to meet them m taw afternoon. She takes the 15-minute bus trip to the shopping center (and IS minutes back BALTIMORE of eourse). To call dfl * neighbor, it's now either walk ot but again. Aa afternoon movie? There's another hour Jpent, go- only ing and coaunfc "But now," s«ys Ml Hmdriefaoo— regularly*I8» "with the Prefect always ready to go, it's a different story. I figure I tewe »t Don't wait another daj—coflte i* least 12 hours every week. It*i the easiest *3-minute station rate from Newark (ot the best shoe bay in town! Odd* handling car I've eve* driven." after 6 p.m. Tax not included. ends, broken siws—bat if we hav»« * Ideal second CM IIM jo* get * remarkable * Low first cost ROBBINS & ALLISON, Inc. f. %. At hat rtport. ye. HoUnAmm 9m a«Sn< to SCOTT'S SUMMER SHOES Now 8.90 •witch ears tod drive the new family Prefect. Says he'd * Amazing econdhif lit. 1912 WM. G. MUUER, rV»i. Ekt to we «fl that g» on his trip*, too. THERE'S A Reg. 12.95 to16.9 5 EIGHT MODEL ENGLISH-BUILT FORD for your * Smart appearance tiuia&f. T wehre models to chooae from. Ask your nearest Local and Long Distance Moving deafer for «4emon»tr»tioB today. * Outstanding performance MR. 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