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" •• ••' G R AfSF O* D GIVE HER' MEYERS'GLOVES "•"- • • * • Vol. Illl. 1 Ho. 16. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1945 FiVE'CENTS^ _ MAKE NICE GIFTS A SPARKLING BOW SET! r Expect Decision Soon Students Select; ,l';.^;495 .,- • Wallace Oil Opening of Camp Bond Drive War Loan Slogan Town's 75th Ahniver$ary *iir be Reached withW .. • She-^1 love, tui* , exquisite set of " Arrived JuU inliuie tor y ITbH slogan of the students ih Cr'an-* matched pin- and earring*! Gold* : .-.;. a happier woman! Hard-tb-get hand ~- btaining-,ar,busgot off to a flying start in the Sev- 1915, tendered his; assignation, ettecv. mittee'in' charge, wlth'Frtink Coffey to make weekly .trips to and "from«^;War^iaWTarive with 22 percent Indorsed, by all. bag!a suJbaoJ ^erhel.dt to designate a delegate tp.a ' tive ftuly 1, In a.letter received by the as co-chairman. the, camp'with camper^f ana supplies. of* its total quota and 28 percent of its high school have purchased $38.- raining ceater fiw central csominittee to start plans for Board of Education at it«"meeting Mayor George E. Osterheldt, presi- "E" bond quojja .r*ported iri the first 672.40 in stamps and-bonds. . ansof tb> curreos unr SENCSD wrffl he u\the observance of the 75th anniver- Tuesday night •• The resignation was two days of the -drive, U was an- Tuesdy g dent, has appointed G. Nelson Kllhg, peration, at tTttiaia JiwnSw sary of the incorporation of Cranford accepted-with regretts hy p&p trusteett s vice-president, as chairman of the noonced" yesterday by Robert E. ere. This was today by to consider . the and a letter, of awreciatlon for hiscommittee to arrange an Indepen- Crane, local war finance chairman, Dr. Keaueth K133eri«l«i- niittee by Mayor Osterheldt, who said GENUINE CORDE HANDBAG question of teaching nwrt^year, he presidents of the chat ported. The total quota for this area ent ot .schools atadl iriSamanaB «t the had decided to give up his work and *bat. letters-to the organizations went S»!ans also are made to pur> Dramatic Club is $625,000 and the "E" bond quota,' XiC .trustees; lofesisle-ofesisjj Kaicp «II th thee live on hl« fartn In Hunienton Coun- chase-caps -tor s^'O'C the Veterans In Catt $329,000; Helen Stanley I» aculty.' and M- KJJ! Ctuamie. Slat? di- oat this week and that the original ty. He e)tpreMed^w>preclai-to the chapter, and It >ped, they- will ar- Included in the first tw« days' total recto* for. a, icoriisspaedeskee sysienv ;lis would,be augmented, later so that supervising principal tor.hi s helpful Speaker At Annual' '"'•:22.^)*/ •;., rive so thatj mfy be worn in -the Of Benefit Show 'are more than 8p» "E" bond" sub- which will otter wiUi the «very dub. and group In the com- :r f ;: counsel during (ne yeaw and to thMemoe r parade. **' i v S] Just wh&t"she"h'a» always wanted... • • '^'*£'~''' Z*0$ky?' '*$&ff% ^/? An all-etar cast is slated f|r the scriptions from local residents em- Meeting Tuesday college courses Etaadnefls munity, will have a part in the two r V'-Watch her.eyes.sparkle when she re- »* Board -of BdueaUAia '.Jfor then* past ployed at the-Western Electric Com? never »pcnt the moiufcy for ..".• a heau- ' " '' ' ??i'''*'$*'\A'''\~'^^%*r '* '"' :' production of ''Kind.Lady" next Waller J. Conley Was elected projects. 1 ceives this genuine corde bap! High* -/. conslderatlona. ".'• ...'"' ' • . ' pany in Kearny totaling "more than tiful cut-erystal vanity eel! Includes • '•;•'•. ;•';.'.. f•7h A. Plumwier, who $42,000. Mr. Crime complimented president'of. the Village improvement \'••'.-•, • '* powder jar, two perfume bottles and ..' • - . >' . •'" . Iranfofd High School auditorium, it Association, to succeed Mrs. William finish blah ;-st£taall BRtmircc vill be incorporation of the township occurs. frame it's fuTIy lined, has two com*' - presided, andDr. Best stated! that 1% this organlwrtlon and their' local em- a mirror tray. . Street Floor. -. ' * -'. ' food Bank was announced this week by, the J. Fredrick, at the annual meeting and offerjed' heee tetessftsK- tttensas-«W next year, the mayor stated\n his let- . partrncnU, ripper closinjv 'Black, Wallace had-been, an "especially ~ Cranford Dramatic Clul), In charge, of nlpyes for> their splendid cooperation will elimiaat* these diffieimoes with- ter that it has "been suggested that. iifftiie. drive. election of officers Tuesday afternoon brown, navy. St. FI. "Plus Tax. teacher and principal and had ece!;sary and take the form ford school system, drama by, Anton Chorooov adapted patlng In the house-to-house drive mature BOW., tine ire*M3ais akCQ leatn f ing funds for the station wagon. Mrs. week." placing Mrs. Nees; treasurer, Mrs..J. work and late- ismsStsr with fall merits of erecting a. war memorial building from 1018 until 1024.. On which the Cranflord Red Cross Blood Low and Harold I. Hasklns are dlrect- The chairman emphasized that this - replacing George academic credit to a TOUJW for our boys who have served cur mpletion^ Donor Committee Is a vital part, hasing the play. . irthe largest quota s>t "%" bonds ye£ SteigerwaltUna-audltof, Mrs. Helen B country in war,'* the letter continues. Also- oa the peotfjtHM its t&e jsasssability ^Several ideas already, hove been- put Scho61 in 1824 he became principal accomplished only talf'6f the vital In addition to the Friday and^Sat- assigned tp Cranford and Kenilworth Kettle, reelected.' d Job-<>f-8upplying-bloodiplasrna.to_the and the cooperation of every resident of pursuit at ttetjBBteauj aad snjUho-1 forward and no doubt others will iy4p^. —In-delivering-the-annual-mrissaga • • • -'4 ™ .- ...-....;..^...u—...-.,. to old Cleveland High School hi 1M7wounded, it was announced this week. been announced that the play will be of the two communities in purtSaslrig more TollSwr r .. •__ ' • } •'' 16 the dub, Mrs;. Conley reminded as assistant high-school principal, a Mews that some blood donor centers gfyen on Thursday evening as a pre-their bonds locally will be required tomembers (hat the club Is open toal lby daytime 'e«ellajpaBieto8» laBonorf ^ The mayor has requested the vari- ous dubs and organizations to notify PERFECT GIFT SHEER SCARFS position he alfty.held In the new] Jun- would close ipHowing the cessation of view for students in the' Cranford meet the goal. women of Cranford and will welcom the two testeittal eofflejfie jpioxs, vtoier ior-senior high school bJulMlng until hostilities !ln7ffiurj>pe does not effec schools. , ' ' . ' new members.' She said that the aim veterans." him of their selection of a delegate he was appointed* principal of "kind Lady" is an unusual play, a not later than June 14 so that the STUNNING PRINT BLOUSE THAT WILL DELIGHT HER the local blood dtonors in anyway; of the 1945-46 organization will be to junloir hlrfi school. . - On Monday the mobile blood, plas- thoughtful play, yet one* In which the follow in the footsteps of the found- stadhr committee may organize and-get un- 1 derway as soon as possible. Mr. Wallace, who. has been In thetha_unlt .will-make its May visit to element of suspense is important. For Silence ers and to create a community la 3^C^te^^^K**rth •this^ reasott-the-plob- must- not-ber ngnting-men; The Township Committee-accepted ~ *£• Assoclatioifl Asure Lodge, 12fl, educational building of the Methodist Helen ' Stanley, A.R.CI, local girl She'll thrill to the light of this lovely Wrap your arms and one of our pretty A. M., and First l«resbyterian ChurcK, Church on-Walnut-avenue as usual'. to buy a ticket and avail themselves tor, "lor the purchase of lots 1, 12H3 bow blouse! A most striking print~ t of the opportunity of seeirtg this who. saw service in North Africa an and 14 In block 44, and lots 1 and 59 scarf* around her neck. She'H^love He was a charter member of>the Over 100 donors are still needed Italy as a Red Cross clubmobile work- on white rayon crepe with jteweled you for both. Scarfs arer -printed-" Lions Club, buti is no longer active in urgently and those able to give their Broadway smash-hit. in block 45, all located on Elizabeth /Mrs. Everard Kempshall Is cast in OCD Warning Service er, told of the work of young: women School Play j venue. Also accepted was an offer . button*. S«es32to38. Sportswear, chiffons and crepes in lush pastels that group.'" Me served as manager of blood are asked to- can CRanford of America in the war effort overseas the Cranford Boys*;Gam*> for.several 6-0671 for an appointment. the role of Mary Herries, the "kind of $200 from Charles 5V. Klcitvof 308 Third Floor. plus- ever-popular- black rad^whites. ENscontinued Here, pointing outihe hardships and heart- Edgar avenue for lots ^87 and 588 in seasons and has been identified'with Cranford's quota has been 180 pints laEly" of the play. A veteran actress, 31 1 Neckwear, Street,Floor., f ^~ • aches endured in bringing a P " ° block GIB. Final approval on both J' many young people's;-projects in theof plasma per visit of the unit but-in she has oppeared in such successes as 'Sellers Announces Pupils of All Grades "Royal FamUy," "Interference," "First I'omc to"th e lonely, boys on forcig •offers will be given following public .community. • JKe resides -at. 8- Elm tne early; part of this year 200 pints - In line with orders irom the State ronts. "I am thankful to have had To Take Part in advertising and public . hearing on or. more^iiere taken at the visits and Mrs,- Ifraser", ,'Truth Game," "Doable Civilian Defense Director and • thu, Door," "Rain" and/'Wdlcs In Retire- sniall-part in the work of the Rc( IVogyam Tomonrow June 5. • Also accepted was an offer The board designated-Mrs. M. El-It Is hoped that the same amount will r Eastern Defense Ctfhimand,- the airCros' s overseas," she said in describ ot $300 from Peter Miller for the- pur- . be donated Monday.. Tho" March ment." : K^< , . '." .raid warning service has bjeen discon- vira Guy to'take ovei? Mr. Wallace's Appearing as Henry Atobptt, one of ing how the men on the. batttefron Pupils" of St- M&rEttBe!!'**. Panirhial chase of a tax lien certificate covering : Bliood Bank fell short of Its quota since tinued here, It was • announced this duties hv a temporary capacity as of the most interesting characters of the ippreoiatcd tho girls from America. School will preseefl afiuea- owiitial cn- Jots 609 and BIO. block K10. . v July 1.; * ' • a large number of people reglsteret play, will be John-W. Giles. Mr. G,llcs wcek'by Comtnander Carroll K. Sell- Miss DoroThy Richards, Cranfort tei"tairunent torownruir lasmaiand_whole blood to ^H s- -T*e-local-coun iI_hC4wevc^.h^ gMMajthfi.l townsbip-custodlaa who ««. ««?£*««rfjr. Cwanoe Gnines is BEAUTIFUL SHEf0;]PieK:..TTS PEARLS seas service and Is spending,alesive replace the withdrawals of thfr presV G T..f the navy for European Theatre, will be met as Ion the'Old Red Barn." tone of the units here have been offi- current events forums to be#given iri DL X AmuM. c&sirlafly of there are no vacancies. Request of TMTBTH. W. Fisher and H. A. Millard, a 1.00* ^.3.00* 27 months and has been ih^ports In as'is necessary and then the blood will cially dismissed, he pointed out. TheCranfprd in the fall of the year by the- patrons eomBMBfie«C.' «rt^..?9K .«s- bcr^F. PiEBins, -43 Burnsido ave- — North Africa and Prance, taking part be Sent to the Pacific Theatre, via the as husband and wife, Mr. and Mrs. v Edwards, will create characters that council will meet in the near future Dr.Froderick IngVolstad, noted world sistance- of a Eairjse ipvsnup «I members nue, to operate , a part-time photog- Ckoicen 4.00* in several, invasion assaults. One Naval Air Transport Command. to map" the future plans of the local iffairs expert. of the parish, hove ptauied a lar£*' raphy studio ih his home was turned th. will long be remembered. Mrs. Fisher ,.. . » * member^f the-crew oLhiavc6sel3«as Many of the wohnfled from has-been—in^-mttiiy-^)pamaitC Club organization. The annual luncheon of the club souvenior bookie* peoemBo. Anthony down. It was-pointed out that-the She couldn't hope for a nicer present European Theatre, whetheiriirhospi- Honestly' you couldn't pick • nicer killed ih action |jmd several,have been -The- State Defense Director Ttas will-berheld-on^ in Calvary- request constitutes a business ond the tals at home or in England or France, plays, • some tff"Tier latest successes and George Korcaer WTJH be is t of an- top table and siec-5-.tas •*;.2I spoons. dvc Linojln's "Gettysburfi Address" of the Ninth Division, somewhere in Marine CoptairrAlexartder Kj, Law-Peter Schalestock electrican's mate with the navy. . tiques and household furnishings goes Articles tw-. '^L u.ll In: rat the Memorial Day program at the m Germany. • ,'- , • rence, 32, son of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Gunner's mote Goodman was grad- The promotion, of Edward' B. Hey- To Represent Scouts,. Under the hammer in ihe'J.unior Strv- placed on dsapiay'SIPWT. J« a n,. until i Tabl<-U North Union and SpririBlleld . uated from Cranford High School and Lawrence of 312 North Union avenue, niH>n at the' piuo? -jf -Uilf The Serv- avenue-*, it was un,nnunced Monday 1 den, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hey- Cub Scout Peter Schalcstock will c-e Le.isue 'benefit auction. The sale " was employed by the Robinson. En- has returned to California, on leave Will take place in the barn of the resi- ice Leagiur hoi oc«5ij«=K*i_ dcmatioitt nichi at u mtftinK of the Memorial den of J4 Hernlng avenue, to corporal from the Marianas Islands in the Pa- represent Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts Kineerlng Company of Garwood be- of Cranford on the Memorial Day dence of Mrs. C. P. Buckley of, 3for the sale and Jfrrv El. and Independence Day committees'in has been announced. He ls.statiqmjd ciftc where he served as material tb-e muncipal building. fore entering the navy. He trained at at Pyote Army Air Field in Texas as program, it was announced '.his,week Madison*avenue. • Jr., is chairflKTfi-05 zz>e- Sampson, N. Y., Newport, R. I., and officer with a Fourth Marine Air charge of ubCuruas "Hie t7T;£-}*». Any- The Cranford- High'- School Band, as engineer on a B-20 Superfortress Wing torpedo bomber squadron. Cap- by S. K. Thompson,' Cubmastcr. A Mathew Dr Hall and Philip Wells in Maryland before going overseas. contest wa.i hold among Lion Cub Ha.Il. 2nd, will be the auctioneers a! one havihti siLAtwrJciiie. hi>usch*>ld the Kenilworth Fife, Drum nnd Bugle . RAYON UNDIES Folowlng his leave, he will report to In the final stage of training for over- tain Lawrence, was graduated from Corps and perhaps a third musical seas duty.s ... Scouts to determine the speaker. Ar- the sale "Which i« under the direction V Norfolk,' Va., for reassignment. Cranford High School and studied at otber unit will p'ruvide mu^ic for the parade. PAMPER HER'WITH ' Pfc Norbert E. Talbcrt, son of Mrs. thur Hoaelond will be the alternate. of Mrs. Richard H. McFadden and Washington and Lee, Colgate, Har- Mrs. Frank H. Dicklson of the Serv- si mi La r object^ is acffewS 1ft Wtll Mrs. The-^arne line of march wjll DC fol-. A CttT THATS PRACTICAL RubyT. Ensor of 244 North avenue, vard and the University of Newark. Judges wcre-Mn- Sisson, Mr. Rosier lowed this year o,s in 1044. Mr. Philipps and Mr., Durrett. ice League. The proceeds will be Loranger or .curw.twr oi Ihf AN AFRICAN GOAT SKIN RUG Gideon Convention west has been promoted to the (trade He served as priorities advisor to the and eoCeetaois »-J tw mirde. The Rev. John W. Collier, pastor of of technician, fifth-grade,-it has been At the annual inspection of Pack used to sponsor" the numerous; charit- The 29th annual State Convention Union of South Africa and with the able enterprises of the Service In addition, to. Mn.. HjHramcer, conn- St. Mark's Church, will pronounce - W of the New Jersey Gideons will.. be announced at his station at the Welch War Production Board before entering 103 QaturtW evening In the Presby- the benediction, and the Rev. Fronk ' 59c 1 Dav League. chaumtn ta vbusTtx anriudf': Convalescent Hospital at . '°"" the armed forces. Hla brothers ore terian Church auditorium, the Cub M. Sherlock, rector of Trinity Church, held this year tomorrow,-Saturday A large group of residents is ex-Mrs. William Sist&Beo-. tofl*: Mr*. J. and Sunday in the First Presbyterian Beach. Fla. He is assigned to duty Pvt Robert L. Lawrence at Fort Bragg were reviewed by Council Commis- Henry Leon, amastacaatK, Mrs. Clif- has been invited to offer the invoca- with the-Unit Supply there sioner Eari Dcnman and District pected to attend the sale which will tion. Cub Scout Peter Schalestock Mjrw.ltntt tmd!e* dut|itaile» Church in Plalnfleld. The Plalnflcld and Lt. (j. g.) Solon Lawrence, US. be In.the form of a. public auction. ton K. Cos. Mr*. H .O O. StfJEanr aadiaM cat to /fit' Lcnarge R. Fischer, NJT-. in the Pacific, Comlssloners Reichelt, Smith and will conduct the Scout service during uar adiaM cat to Spring. The four leading Dens were sted la the "ceremony"at 'the. Tablet. '. "~ "7,". ttasotUjr*Ijr*Inn htleh, hlh tfaalli iu ul jb of the program. O» Saturday a«T2 the Li Marie R..Cremerlu», WAC, for- a porcelain-lined cellarette-, an an-tteaman. puMict^r; Xfir*. Wsjter Stput. ' .!« of 22 Broad street saw duty merly of 201 South Union avenue, Is DDene s 15,, 12,, 8 and J, and are in Carroll K. Scllcfs.Jtfurirman. pre- p: m., the Rev. Gordon H.' Keehey, very shadow of the Japanese horne- merly tiquc rosewood table, an antiq.ue floaters; and Mra^ Kesa Boe Eobinson, pastor o"f the Ctanterd Gospel Taber- l i fid I tow lave from chatge,-j«spcctively,ot Mr. DDurrett sided. ™ * , .•miutXta as the U. S.Navy visiting friend* In town on leave from (Continued on pna* eight) washsta'ftd, cut grounds.. clerwlll be thft sbeal front (Continued onwoe eUjM) Yi
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• ••••• , MH»yy ^ •' ™ 9 " " ---" •' "—' The. tropical jacana, a bLrd no_ Steel wool scouring pads won't THE CRAWFORD iwa-ou For May 25 and 26 infantry Units 1 our Nation larger tham a robin, has a foot span rust if you dry them ovwthe pilot year until it was dose*] in 1942 because, of Cranford Real Estate larger thus a horse's hoof. light Of a gas" stove. Poppies to honor .America's dead ani dlfrnttirlr difficulties arisuig ouFof ^ war. By fouowlmf deed* have beea w-' AKarflor? of two. World Wars will be Cuutvou CnoHcii, In a growing comrnuhity gucn as Cran* corded la the office of County Ras- worn in Cranford on Friday and Sat- «-9-0-W-0-9-fl-9-M-fr«-6-fr^ fa* CKAWOM CrrnxK. EttabUtWd ltM > ford, such, a camp will be even more of Jail ter Bauer at -the Courthouse, Eliza-. urday, May 25 and 26, Mrs. Marv J. . • (Combined iii USl) . Ibeth: •.••.-•• . '' I ."•• .'•• ''• Beer, president of Cranford Unit, 212, asset after the war than in former years; 'Ait Gra•-': The" Cranford Citlien and Chronicle. Inc. Oflteiil a to come. '• • • 'j., .,. __;_. •,. .'•',•'• • Broad Construction Company, one morial service will be held insurface Alex Campbell, sheriff, to' Florence meet Sunday, followed by an Indian This year it isestpetted that"mi>re|force Undeterred by the concen Asked: person in the business.center -of Grstnford., -B. Sloofttt, lots, '218 tQ 220, block 6, trail hike and a campflre. Fred Olsen M. -.. i. .. i --. i• •• • TW- * II i i i ... "" I ' I ' ' i • urban ^Jew Yorkers. • - . Americans than.ever before will wish" Iratea "anfiiatrcfaft fire from—the ttiirM uemben •! » ftree •» M Uatitary iewn* wldch wlU be w»t «a Uuuhf • Each boy on those hospital trains has map oF^BfobmlnEdale-ayenue prop- will be in charge of arrangements. the Army Gr«»fad ^OWJM BB brfi«M rf ttteMltW y Be*ei»Ui W*r l»iui drtv«. the , Though the novelty has worn off, the Union County last Thursday at the range.on Kcnil-• to wear the popples as a salute to tinclosely-grouped enemy formation, he A GAiT bth»HlUK Mlfcir BnUi W^Loan d.tv« tlw FW an Aluminuhi Orange Juicer— been helped along By plasma transfusions; >erty building lots-at Crareford, Bene- Plans for the rally were announced deliberately and skillfully dove his team*. abpe«tbi« In (M cities, «U1 ytemtt Ut» catortil had •wiJHag »H*W "Her«'« enthusiasm of local residents, for raisingan d worth Boulevard, the Cranford Police won from tho dead soldiers and their bereaved fam- Your InJiSlry." tb*, «IM»W wiU»*rV«U b*Uer w«wlni the jwbUo with tto We dict and "Co., owners. , f, •'.. • RETROSPECT Roselle Park Police Ib5fl to ,&86. Tony- Kovacs ofr Monday evening at a meeting 6f the ilies, and""as a financial aid to the plane to-secure a direct hit on a war"- -• '•-'_• WeGot'Eml many will need more transfusions in hos- canning- their own Winter foods must riot iMr. and'Mrs. Albert A.Kascsak to Crahford-KenirwoHh District Com- tebiK led by Mr Hlllera Mat will »r*vUU» a, vt*«Uf*rii)WMrBMldk. U.S. Made, hy Univ«rsal wane in 1943- The Department of Agricul- nore'nee .Bi Slocurn, Iorgeeolng propt William A. Fischer was second witit^a 221. ' mittee in the chapel of the Methodist families. all times inspiring and in keeping with .long road to health: Hospital trains "are a erty. • '. ' ' •• .#-J > ' . —.-• ' 'i- . Five Years nzo , i , • , •One. man was killed instantly,' one Sied in St. Church. the highest traditions of the Navy of ture of the>United States Government is* 1 Florence • B. Slocum, wfdow, "to "The-Cranford Chapter, American Red Cross, has . common sight at debarkation points .through- been assigned a quota of ($2,000 in the National effort - Elizabeth's Hospital without regaining consciousness It was announced that scoutmasters the United States. It was signed by RooAeveJt 1 seriously concerned jthis year over advance Frank B. (DlTullio, farggolng prop- • and one is still •in. a Critical, condition aif a jesujt ol and committeemen of the district will Memorial Sunday. Vlefr-Admixal T. C. Khlkaid, com- Indians Lead League. SUNLiTE KOROSEAL out coastal United -States.*- Multiply the ; i .to raise $10,000 through the, American Red Cross for. figures which estimate that there may be erty. ;•••••..•• ' ,. i •• :. ..' • J-. . ^- relief of the European war sufferers. . an automoble accident Tuesday n'ight.'The open ear' hold a jloint meeting on JuneTl. The For Cpl. Kraemer .. mander of the'Seventh Fleet. The St. Michael's School baseball The annual spring.coni IRONING PAD AND 2. number of .trains,. the number, of cars, he Mr. arid Mrs. John C. Peterson to, With the Republican: gubernatorial race holding in which the men, all Rahway residents, were riding, Council Camporee at Warlnanco Park, Lt: (j. g.) Harford's cpmmendatlon league was rained out last week but -lOiRr^of Roosevelt "School ^ less home gardens than there: were |ast year. "went out of control and turned; over on Lexington ng Experience! number of. patients, the number of debarka- Corner* Constructiofi Company, Jnc, Elizabeth, has been postponed until Special services will be held in was from -Vlce^Admiral.T. S. Wilkin- sunny weather Monday made it Pos-.givenD, ; next iFriday,.May 25, a Zl'" Ma1ces9Scbning a t There must be more home gardens if .property In the easterly line-of James Calvary Lutheran Church following slble for them to play.ono of the thrill^ pP.- m. }n_the school auditorium^ tiori poirits-^you'll see' why- the local Red June 2. Jaiines /Duffy of .the Cran- son, commander of the Third Amphi- 2' QT. GLASS WWSTUNG we as a Nation are to enjoy the proper foods avenue, 225 feet from Burnside ave- Three Cranford residents are seeking State and County. ford committee will be tocharg e of the 11 a. m. church service Sunday in bious Force of the U. S. Pacific Fleet, ing^ftmes of Hie season. ThVlntfians early umejias been'arrangetl in order Cross Blood.Donor Service must have 100 nue. • , ";•.•/ ' >'. ' " ••'• offlces. Mrs.* Julia I. JHaizard is unopposed for the By vote of all members attending the meeting • memory of Cpl. .Clifford C..' Kraemer, arid GiaYKrwere tied at 12^11 when that parents may. also attend the per- TEA^KfiTllEJB^l .50 during the winter of I945*46w With each reelection as State Republican Committeewoman. Wes- Monday evening in the township rooms, the Crauford the campflre at ttie camporee. and It read in part: For excellent Emma Florence.English, widow, to' Infantry, who was killed in action service as pilot of a carrier-based the game was called\l6f time. _Xhc formance of "Kind Lady" that eve-, more donors for - ley A. Stanger is one of five aspirants for. the four Ambulance Committee has .decided to purchase a Reports indicated that Ihe recent ning.. Miss Olga Specht,. grade school r. GLASS/ i.vktory of the Ajiietl armies; each surrender Mr. and Mrs. .Lawrence C- Pyle.prop- Pierce A^row Ambulance for $4,300. Thomas Mac- March 16 in- Germany. The Revbombe. r over the Palau Islands on Indians started ofjt-the fireworks by • 'G. O. P. Assembly nominations, and Fire Commissioner . district rally was a great success and knocking Sheejdyi Glarjt pitcher, out music supervisor, will be in. charge. 2.35 •— on a*foreign front, a-heavier burden is 122 Hetford ave^ Meefcln^chakman_of. the committee in charge of.nh. ' | that Cub Wri'"*Mn'g I1?" Jwn-otytfae, William H. Niebjanck, pastor of the Sept. 25,4044^JDetecUngJhe source lUBLE BOILER, By GbubAe frhe church, will pfflciate. Cpl. Kraemer, of iHe b^t^anerr they.hit Wm-for The PrJntaVy ChdlTwni^pen tHc"prfl- urn nue. ,.• yJJ r !Hrnr. Kreeholder_nominations. taining funds for the'ambulance, has been made a advance in *he district. scouts; of an anti-alrcraft"flre directediiiSrthe on the once abundant food supplies of • the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. seven runs.. Sob Dircks, replacing gram with two songs and the Roose- DONT BE A BULB S^nPCIIER! . Sara Yutman, single, to Joseph Membership in the Cranford Chapter of the Na- member of the permanent committee in charge of main- have assisted inr servidng the SedT planes ahead of him, Lt. (J. g.) Har-: tenance and use .of the vehicle, according to Mayor kraemer- of. 232 Centennial avenue Sheedy for the Giants, paced his team velt School Choir will complete the ORD^R WBatlNGHOUSl/LAMPS TODAY! * United States. Whether they are our friendis Warstaskl,; lots 486 and 487,map of tional -Honor Society has been voted to 18 'seniors and Cross ambulance, and have aided in .ford Immediately attacked the gun Roger C Aldrich. ... „ ., • • ;. was formerly an outstanding base, icected lts flre back to a tie with the powerful Giants LexingtoivHelghts, section 2. ten JunlQPsJn Cranford Hfigh School, it was announced They 'will co- position which thej)-,d. - Giants' program. Many newer residents !of the township or our prisoners; the peoples of every coum by Ray Ar-Clement, principal of the school. the clothing collection. ball' player in the. Cranford High with Butch McClure and Kecnart, do- 1 The Citizens Building and Loan As- The long •established coal and lumber business of operate with district chairmen in the ( toward him, and scored a direct bomb probabryi have, never heard of and fewer by in Europe and the Far East are dependent The 49th annual club luncheon of. the Wednesday the Walter w; Mooney and Company has been trans- School and Union County. His wife, ing the heavy hitting. Larry Nolan soclatioh'"flfTBlizafbeth, N. J., Lkjul- Seventh War Loan Drive. hit which completely destroyed the Amlno Acid* have seen one of the finest community proj- Morning Club will be held "Wednesday In the Shacka- ferred to Walter W. Mooney personally and the offices who resides hi Plalnfield, has received was pitching *or the Indians; The In- Oats grown in Mils treated with a upon us for food. Plunged into total war, datlng Corporation, to Mr. arid Mrs. ' tnaxon Country Club in Westfleld and Mrs. C. T. Mc- H. E, Kiesling, training chairman, enemy position. His Judgement, cour- Clarence Rome, property known as and mills will continue to be operated on their-present the Purple Heart, awarded posthu- dians now lead the -league with five •ufflciency of nitrogenous fertilizer WARE STORE ects ever unaevtaken here. We refer to the they have not plowed their fields, they, have Grady will be chairman of arrangements. site,.- - • is planning .a troop committee train-* age and skill were in keeping with APGAR'S :::•* mously, and has been advised, that points, the" Giants follow with four have hither contents of arglnlneapd No. 10 Hayes Street . • . Mrs. John H. Low, veteran club 'producer, is dl- ing.course in September. H. H. Mc- the best standards of the naval serv- 1 Cranford Boys' Camp located on Silver Lake. not planted their gardens, they have not To an appreciative. audience Friday. evening in he has been buried in an' American the Dodgers, three and the Yanks two tevptophane, two of the Ufeglvlng 109 N. Union A Phone CR. 6-0866 mgcting final rehearsals for the presentation of Thorn-. Sherman School,, the Cranford Male Chorus presented Kennyi district committee chairman," ice. near-HopeH , ~ Warren-County tendedtheir-orchards^and-arbonu- _.'-.,.;..: - ton-Wilder-s-i'Our-Toiwn" --at-a-Cranford-OrawiatiC'Club- cemetery in; Belgluny .A- Protestant The local flyer returned to the Sdno adds needed by both human* the minstrel; "A'Night At the Club." William -Angus presided W the meeting. " and animals. - ' In^ 926, throughh h ddonations by mem- "Play Safe With Food" is the slogan VFW Name* Delegates Assembly in the high school auditorium on- May 25. was director of the .show, FrariK'Meyer of the music chaplain officiated at the burial serv- United; States I..n. Februar.y ofi this Bay War Boftd* and Stamp*. To Slate Meeting A detailed account of work being carried on by and J. H. Rath was master of ceremonies. Narrow Perch . ice. •.. - .,••'"•;. •. • year, after serving in the Pacific for, bers of the Rotary Club and through public that the New Jersey Department of Agricul- the Civilian Conservation Corps in Union County was 15 months and participating in at Capt. N. R. Plske Post, 335, V. F. W., (given at the last meeting of the Rotary. Club ill' the A narrow perch in front »f the subscriptions, sufficient funds were collected ture has advanced for Victory. Gardeners Tuesday night elected these delegates ' Methodist Church by Valentine Bauscfa, assistant super- hen's nest «dll keep her feet ctesn- Sends German Souvenirs least six major naval operations and to purchase a spacious piece of property and this year. The situation is worse than it to the anrtual State V. F. W. Encamp- intendent of the C. C. C. Camp in Clark. Township. * . er. BesuU-lesa rtalned and dirty r-Ah'officer's sword, four bayonets, a invasions. He was commissioned at Jacksonville, Fla., in December, 1942. me'nt' to be held, In Trenton on June • Donald Butz of 8 Hawthorne street caught a four- rifle and a swastika flag are among !.;VJ erect the initial camp buildings. Through was ra year ago, partly because interest in teen-and one-quarter inch trout Saturday at Sperry's Previous to entering the. navy, he was. thft-souvenirs, sent to Police.Sgt and giaduaM;frorj£;Bt;jei}(M|ici'ai Prepi l"off*last~vearr™*Weirr JUlMrLawre.nceJBorineltTof 717Ori avenue Membership applications df - Rich- ' ' ' Ten Tears A*o " '. - College. Hiss wife, the former Eliza// erected Until today the camp consists of of thousands of acres of fertile land, of a ,The Bpar'd of Education at. its annual meeting Bonnell, now on duty in the" European h ard F. Schuler,' ijow scrvhig in Ger- Theatre of Operations. The handle both Piper of Elizabeth ills making her nearly 25 acres of beautiful woodland, a temperate climated Gardening is a^ rough Monday .night in Grant School received notification DRUGSTORE SCHEDULE home with his family; His brothers many, and Francis White* were ac- .tfrorrt the State Department of Education tHatiGra.nford iof the sword is in the form of a gold- -beachfrontT-a-lodge-and-dintng-hall-and-rsix sport for summer evenings but the dividends cepted, and announcement-was made are Lt VCmiam.HaKrord,-Marine:pllot x ' High-School has been placed on the approval list of plated Lion head with jewels ai cabins. ' '. paid off will do more than help the ihtangible that Richard'Oowdell, a-member. of secondary schools for a two-year period. Replacement , Br-FBED p. OSMAN swastika. The souvenirs were'picked in the Padflc, and James, a student the.post, has been* installed as com-. on the list hinged on the- inclusion of several additional TJnlou Co. AKricttltorml Ayent OPEN THIS SUNDAY of aeronautical engineering at Yale. • Incorporated as a non-profit.associatiqn. war effort, tliey will feed you and- your up in the :Huhr Valley. Overseas '. mahder of Union County Council, . instructors on the school faculty and provision for the since September, the Cranford soldier the camp has enabled upwards of 200 local family. • _ •— VYF. W. '.''.. . , additional teachers was made in the February budget. "Making tiiyo bla3es of grass grow where one grew was wounded in the rlgh hip by shrap- Bible Glass Dinner - The post will conduct its annual - Although application of trie American Legion Holding Company, Inc., foe a club liquor license at the •before is'a sign of- good agricultural_methods. But nel at the.time of the Belgian Bulge The Women's Bible-Class of the 1 .. sale of poppies on Friday and Saturr' . beets and carrotsxand. befinTaTe nWlraSS.: There is a s r. M. «• i r. 1L but he has since returned to combat. First PresbytefUh Church held their "Casino has not yet been, received by the "I'ownship limit to the number of vegetable plants that can be day, May 25 and 20, with Robert Committee, 20 letters of protest were received at Tues-, annual Motherland Daughter, banquet Midgley 'as chairman of the commit- day night's: meeting of the governing body following grown on'art area oKsoil, if they are to produce satif- tee in Chaft-^e. * - factory -crops. \.. • . Benefit Show in the church rooms Monday evening. publication of a notice of intention In last week's issue • CLOSED * Mrs. «. W. Fisher presented mono-. • Commander S. E. Klunder, who of this newspaper.. . • Most gardeners sow. many more seeds thnn nrc On .Friday arftrnoon at 3; 15 p. m toughest port of the actually needed. They do this because some of the THIS SUNDAY logues and Mrs. L. G. Burlingame CALL OUR presided; ui deners or a Victory Garden Manual "for the reeom- held June 8 at Nom»h_egan_Park or in season Saturday by making* use of the reconditioned . mended distance between plants ln a row. As soon 1 tennis-courts,—'• —as^gftrmtnaton U fVtm-plpterf, and; two or three leaves /• ' the money .. . especially since the FlMt Presbyterian ' Church incase- : "~~ The be«t cared for fmrs in town are airaiviiig daily" of rain. It was announced that par- . , . _ ,.Fiftee n ,Yeaw-Aco—„ „ „„,,-.—: , , .~ are formed, pull out the excess seedlings. WosT'wiu W'4 A L be thrown away. The fellow who planted.his beets__ «nta nnrf fninmia urn \nv\ioA tn th» Assistant Postmaster Walter E. Relnhart has Just vYoung People p( Cranford it.. we wiU get it aU haeU with for admittance to our fur storage vault! ' three-fourths of an inch apart made two thinnings, /' " ' S^nftl^n^^l^h^ttn /Completed 30 years of service in the"Cranford Post using the discarded plants for .greens and after the N Call today and let us pick up your precious furs or Sunday afternoon evenfeM^the Un- Offlcc having received his appointment on May 16, secondJthlnning the plants-were-3-lnehes apart. Teste dO YOU LIKE MAGIC? interest. ; : ion Council Camporee at 'Warlnanco l900( nt ^e time that free city delivery- service was- jhave shown that thinning to the proper distance will 'JIB»^ furred coats for protection, to^be sure of having tibem in Park Eliznbeth, on June 3, Troop-80 Tlrst IarrangedThc'rcn a regular matc. h o'f thejPollce Pistol League ofc produce better crop yields.) good condition neart winter. . • _ -. ' will participate.' /We~are invited to Witness a derhonstration ;/• el Magic and hear a thrilling message STORAGE RATES Magic Was My Li(e" by Dr. Warren Filkin. BUY JW A R BONDS..*more . - y^rrr:. — p^ Qgifa.^^ Ifuurecl ^nJ Stored! faculty, member:of..the Mofedy Bible Institute, Chicago, and popular young people's leader. - \ than your-ever^^6©tijjWfr before •J..__._ $50.00" Valuation - $1.95 . . . wticl help bring Victory Additional Valuation - 1% \The program, which begins at 3 o'clock CONTINUES AT THE Sundav afterndbn, May 20, at the Cranferd. sooner* m wkw H*t te u t*r dry Gospel Tabernacle, has been arranged especially Cloth Coats, fur trinuned CRANFORD GOSPEL TABERNACLE for us, butfcyeryone ia welcome. There will be Overcoats plenty of go\T singing and special music, too. Insured and Stored Mat's Suits. 1 TONIGHT AT $ P. M. You'll enjoy\the magic and the message. 1 Dresses . SUNDAY A.' R Stewart, Bible Teacher, Evangelist, We'll enjoy seeingVu. Come andjwinfir your 1 $25.00 Valusiioo . $1^5 M. B. I. Staff Member " 11 A. M. —Dr. William Culbertson, • Dean, Moody Bible Institute friends. . •.' i. Additional Vahntioa - 1% FRIDAY AT 8 P. M. 1I Dr. H. A. Ironude, Pastor, 3 P. M. —Dr. Warren Fllkin, YOUNG PE< 'LE'S SOCIETY, 1I • Moody Memorial Church, Chicago M. B. I. Faculty Member Cranfprd ispel Tabernacle 11 SATURftAY AT ft P. M K Dr. Wilbur M. Smith, Author, Teacher, Pastor, Foil: Baptist Church, M. B. -I Faculty Member Galvestoa, Texas lalcrwrt •! thm Iu War 1 mm. ROUSING SONG SERVICE m
»l«^^^^^pi^iiiii^i mmF^ ^^^^^M^iiM^M^mii^^Mi —,^1 feet, Wladbreak ProtMtloa 1 Winches. Windbreak protection for-feedlpts ':• ''"•,.'•• . The summaries of U)e%indett. meet True or False on the plains enables cattle;;to put' follow: ••' • / ^ ~T— on. weight more rapidly and still fcsr.fi - *ert your kuowledfe of ybnr us* less- feed, according to U. •B.:-d*i: - 100-yard dasV^Won by Thomas", Gov«rnM«nt'« WarlSUtad Finine- partment of agriculture reports. .. i.,..~^j rown Cranfordi second. Brown, Cranford;" , ing. prflKram. The annwers to Food material is needed to offset third, Chapman, Linden. Time — ' these questions, given at the end., winter cold for, animals as-well as - 10JS seconds. . •'. . should be known by .every humans - and lack of protection ' Blue and Gold Wins American. How good are you? • .against bitter winter winds can add *.","' — ' .,220-frSrd dash—Won by*'Thomas, Cranlo»d;^second, Chapman, Linden; 1. 85- million Americans hnyc pur- to feed requirements white tlburiag •• '.:• i'. •".•;'.• ased-Series-E-W " " Jthlrd, Brown, Cranford; Time — up weight increases. Surveys ihow ' 2. 84% of all the^, money 'ever in-, "that a windbreak IS more produc- At Perth Amboy, 24 seconds. • .. , _/ • vested in Jv Bonds-is stijl invested . . . •,'•• • •. • ••• •• • tive of be'ef than the same' area • Laura Taylor To Wed Cranford High. School^ »elay,team 440^yard dash—Won by Best, Cran- in them. • '. • ' ' -„ would be if planted to a feedtrop- Red Crptt Worker Pf c Allifxm Conley carried off the State Group 3 honors ford; second, Chapman, Linden; third, ,3. If a Bond is lost, stolen or de- At the same time, "once the wind- Presoott, Cranford. Time—^57.5 sec- stroyed, it is just the same as if the d£arden Club Members Honored Wed. Engliji Girl New York SolcKer at Perth Aniboy Saturday,, winning in owner had .lost the money he in-break Is in. It saves Jabor for the. Mr. and Mrs, WiUidbi i. Taylor~-< State Championships over all onds. vested, . • --...'•,.. ' •.• farmer.' . ^ "; '•' ' ' 'Ms*- Edna Rouse, 'daughter of Mrs.59 South Union -.aVettbe have an- from classifications one, two «80-yard run Won by Hobble, 4. E Bonds may be cashed at any AtState Garden Club Meeting^ Elizabeth-Rouse of 88 Chestnut'ave- nounced the engagemeot of tbi anAhcee entered' in-th" "e groupjcoup.. With Cranford; second, Jerikinsonjj Crann- qualified bank for their full cost any time after 60 days frbrn date of issub. Blind Spot tyur'foembgrs of the'Crariford &ar-* nu&, Buckhtirst Hill, Essex, England, daughter,- Laura;' to &5gt Dacta . thi.hus triumph,trluwoh.' they lifted themselvethem: s foM; third, Johnston, Granford. Time you ever experimented to Zingler of Elizabeth. Guests at the m* married to We. J. Allison Conley, Vacation & Tax Club 5. The U. S.- Gove'rnmcrit's prom- d15Ui birthday bridesmaids/ were the bride's sister, Quarters in Europe, VVarinanco Park Monday, and win-Jenklnson, Cranford; second, Rock- Bond lointly. J . ...-." on Tuesday^-wJth a dinner party for Jklis& -Winnfe, Rouse,-,~and~hfir,vnieee, Xddtedt na'gel,-Linden; thiEaVMoorJiead Cran. 10. The onlyreason W« should buy i I v ina.-- aeB Joanrbf" Bracken,hI NancyS Kane. Miss Linda Cook. Store for War Bbnds, Taxes and nest yea* a Linden. -' ford ."Time—IS seconds. 'amtfnmiUon,'' etc.. for_ the-HBrm*d to the board of directors of the Gar- den'CJubs of the^State. The ribbon'sMeGee; Carolyn ^Milter, • Coach'-;; : for accomplishment during the past denning, Jean Carf, Huth Splfczfadtti, fThe briderwore an ivory satin gown' squad will goto. Friday tosecond, rrorreus, Cranford; third, ANSWERS •' •— Cheap Gem i * • •1. True. • "Darling Nellie" 6ray"-i.a world year were won by Mrs. G. W. Apgar PoBSy Smith, Patty Brady, with an orange blossom headdress and try their luck to the Counter Track Evans, Cranford. Distance—40 feet. a Ion* v«dL She carried an ivory- 2. TrUe, . -musical favorite, brought lt» eom- ' lor asparagus culture, Mrs. R. SStack-an. d JoanPourttlejFolt iker-woreTa blue taffeta with a head- and Ta* dub for 25 Weekt. local boys optened the season with a second, Torrens, "Cranford:. rthTrd y- v?'".. WASHlNiGrTON, D. G-—The tuition's BO.rjOO.OOO school children and lost Bonds can be replaced. master, composed the song on the Jth5~fiJr~aev«elqplnB a'ttractiw- home 20 Elmora avenue, is among the dress of feathered floweja Ui match- victory over Hahway. . Curos, Linden. iDistance—102-feet. are again all set to assume as much responsibility as is given 4. True. . • blackboard for his pupils to sing. gardens niidto-Mrs. W. F. V/hitcscar- ing soTor. She' carried a bouquet of In the Perth Ainboy telay running, Javelin—Won by Nugent, Cranford them in helping to meet the $7,000,000300 qudta set for sales of 5. True.' Compare wording on a candidates - for th& Bachelor of A rratetul' Nation has girded It- Bond and a bill. Ver.for carrying out a oamtniiriity vic- degree ^pt the 108th annual com- anemones. Miss Cook wore a" prim- Cranford scored 14 points to:defea t second, Sahli, Linden; third, .Rice, War Bonds to Individuals in the Seventh War Loan, . . ; daughter .of^;,Mi*;; W. B.- Williams • MEW CUHFail self far the Mighty Seventh War 6. "False.- Your Bond increases in _;*. tory garden program. Sirs. A- G. ln-mencement of Mount Hdlyoke Cojj- t rose taffete dress with a..feathered jtong ^Branch by iasw points., fhelr Cranford. Distance—138 feet, 1 inch. loan for 14 billions of dollars, half • ' The demonstnrtctl. sales effective-* .yalue after one year. See the-values 1 of 24 Sprittgfleld avenilft.iias been • gnlls eompilfiS "the data vn clvle. ae- lege on Monday. A graduate of hia^ddre^ of the same color; She also RESIDIMTS first wincamein the440 when Prank Broad jump — Won by Nielsen, of which has.been assigned as the ness of school children \ya$ an im-figure. One school In the heartjof on the bock of the Bond: But you Wilbur Coon Shoes overseas for seven wonthis ^as a carried a bouquet of anemones. Miner, Allen Snydef, Dick Brown and Cranford; second, Thomas, Cranford individual sales quota. According to portant factor in the determination Detroit averaged sales of $233.60 per get a greater increase, in value the tlvitics for which the awards were Cranford jrljgh School, she majored t)f the dates scit (or thi»t»?wj)rive—• longer you. hold a. Bond, up to $1 In 'GcononKiCfl tmd sociology ul•• the- •gtnff asslatant tor the Tged "Cross; -. g fevetlna the bride wore an The following .births "BACK THE VICTOR Howie Thomas gained a close victory third. Best, Cranford,, Distance — reports from state chairmen Teach- pupil; another, in 0 wealthier dis- FOR. WOMEN W • ' given. For a 6h6it'time.-fthe served in. ing Ted It. Gamble, national di- Moy'HUi through June -30th. Insist-; :rict. tallied up $349 for each of-its at the end. of 10 years for every $3 coliegc and will*return as an assistant ensemble-of brown and blue. The registered In the otOix ol it Morrow of Englewooa 1A id fecit,.4% inches. rector of the War Finance Division ence on the part of m^any WarFi- you paid'.' ' ' ' . • PROBLEM EEET • • it V.,....announced. ' that I members of Naples, Italy, and la now.at Casa- W'iilsey, 'registrar of vital staHstiesc 800 students. " in the department next year. She. couple spent their honeymoon at the tjie time of 485 .seconds, '."line same g jump—'I'ie between' ol the Treasury in Wai, gton,. th .e *anee—Chairmen—throughout—the T hrough' apeclal prumbUutisstagedt ^ Vnlgp fl V>!i Rnrtfl rnita «tR-7S the Garden Club Will., make corsages blanca,. North Africa. At, Casai- •*«* was representative of her house in Garden House Hotel in Cambridge, A son. Mr. quartet came in* secdnS behind Long and Evans, Cranford; third, tie be- Nation is ready for the huge task. country paid tribute to the vital Sup- by the schools of the small town of 8. True. They can be replaced if OVR STORK CLOSED as their contribution to the production blnhca the Red Cross opened up 1 quale DiMarco of 119 James streeS on ira.nchin the880. . . .' tween Zbranack andYeisley, Linden. Mr. Gamble was enthusiastic, about port that pupils, teachers and school Laconia, New Hampshire^ whose lost, they'Increase invnlu'e and they of ""Kind Lady" to b.encflt the. drive the Red Cross drive and a Community England. (Private Conley Is now back administrators have .given previous can bo converted «-into cash in case AT NOON WEDNESDAYS- Chdst wdrker this" year. As a jtinlpr a-service club for enlisted men on on duty at 12th Army group head- April 20. ; The championship was. -secured ftelght-«5 feet, 7 inches. ' results. He said "We're p'reparcd to lupils manned- booths, recorded the ,_L_ . ' to purchase a station wagon for- the -Bond Drives. )riye*8 progress in downtown de- of need. •'•-•.. she was. a me'mbe'r of, the cast of'-thfe Christmas... Eve,- 1944 .andStnore . quarters in Germany. ' . . ".-A daughter, Helen EIl2abefBi. to Vhen the Blue and Gold runners beat Pole vault-rr^l three places won by do the-best job in the 7th War A recent survey f#eals that more 9. False.-War Bonds can be owned ._. jJRcd Crossk Mrs. Incalls will be one thai* 4,60QJ^4«S/werc served- be- • Mr .and Mrsr^Wffliam N. 'Boyd, JTjr^ oS Loon." Mr. Gamble said that "not partment ~ state \windows :ond catt- Andrew Crisanti class show and a member bf He is a" graduate of Cranford High Lincoln in the mile evint., Charles Linden. •" only- is there more money available —than 20 million people heard about vassed all the town's fourteen dis- by two people ns coTqwncrs or os _ > judges.-at the ftowcr show tween rcTinstffiSs-Eve -and New 102 Preston avenue, on April 28. Cranford Tiiust Company the Sixth War lLoan trom *~Schbol owner and beneflcinry. CSraouate.of AniencaU Wbstfleid. on Wednesday. the decorating" committee for the School and attended Western Mary- Prescott, Dick Jenklnspn, kill Moor- than ever before' tricts, E Bond - sales amounted. to , Year's Eve. She expects to be A. daughter, Helen Elizabeth; toMr . r . children." 'Over eleven million were $341,334 against a quota of $272,300.- 10. False. Your sayincs invested in Junior prt)in. • She wasonrthe cpsttime. land College before enlisting in the MEMBER,F^EftAL RESERVE SYSTEM ;'' .-'' : head and Richard Best, were baton . OBITUARY in each state, but directly asked to buy bonds by these War Bonds will nlso hdp to stabilize School « PrwUve^es Mrs. Hdrold^Brooks spoke ibn.ffynvoF •reasSign&STioon; possibly -to TripJ. and Mrs. Richard Nl Pbulson of 35b carriers for Cranford.. tthe tecalfeoj individual. i'tf : In "the state "of Washington," the arrangement- -a t- ther-roeeting-and -ex •* femmmec for dramatic-club plays for ITnfted Stales'Army In 1943. He-was tf'C ' •- Frank A. Brand boys arid 'girls,' a ' little - less than a 80,000 school children in King prices now and to provide for your S04 Centennial Are* Cranf«m two years, acting as chairman ._her oil, Dakar, Cairo, Tel Aviv, the. stationed at Fort Dix and Camp North avenue, east, on April 11. took a fourtii.ih the twormfle relay. come, will be •third of whom were solicited in no own security in the future. hibited many-attractive arrangements. coast ortiie Red Sea or Alexan- &tt>n**l Mpttgtgii, Uoutinj Frank A. Brand, 74 years-old, fathe higher: in th6 pe- County. - sold - 27,763 E Bonds in one Junior year, and was a member of th& Wheeler in. "Georgia before being sent A daughter, Linda Gafl. toMr.aiia d 'The summaries of -the Jefferson of Frank_p..-Brand of' 105 Makatom riod of the 7th other way. - . •> ^ ..-'.' 4^-41,182,281 worth. -'Mrs. J; W. __• .was chairman of r dria. ,••;••'•' .' • . . ' ' ; college choirs and the glee club. • overseas to England in, January, 1944. Mis. Karl E. ?char of 511 • meet;. •>>'. .•"• .. • '" - ~ ••'The -participation of "school. ch}l- hospitality and wasWfeJstcd by Mrs. drivet atad'Mrsr-Charles R. MerwaMh, War' Loan than • dren ranges from, .rallies at their And in Kings County, New York, He has been.; on. duty with the 12thavenue; on April 6. , ' lOOryard dashf-Won by.Thomas, in any-previous elementary and secondary school .. W..rvJHand^ Mrs. L. B.' Gately, Mrs.; 367.-South Union avenue, died Mon- schools to» the taking over of actual : Army group headquarters In Europe Cpl.' and'Mrs. Walter J. Beattie of - Cranford;' second, Brown, Crawford; day night at his home in Ocean Grove, W a r Lb a n p e- ,, house-to-house canvassing. In Pcnrts children tallied Up $4.13,7.435 through G. G. Miller and Mrs. 3. L. Lehman. Lions Member* J^t J. H. Pegs, Honored 114 Makatom^ drive have aaoooaced riod." - the sale of 41,253 E Bonds during ; "h> shortly after D-©ay last June. third, Miner, Coinford. Tjhwe—10.4. A native of Jersey City, where he haii Grove, a small New Jersey tbwn, AGENTS FOR '•' Mrs. J. F. Garrett and Mrs. E. D. the birth of a son, Ekvvid Rowland, on . ••• Bant Yard Iioues the Sixth War Loanr District Meeting ' . - . • 'Cheek.Dralta - ' 220-yard dash' — Won by Thomas, lived praotlcally all of :his life,, Mr. Secretary of the during tthe last Drive. E BondBnd,, salesa s ,<-5tanley poured. At Luncheon Today May 6 at the Elizabeth General Hos- Pour colts have, to be born to raise • eranford;- second;: Brown,-Cranford; ._ were lajigging i g .bad«y-_H«badlybdl. ]ta. .«?»!»«=desperatiodt• «•««•.•,i n . "On Pearl Harbor Day m a remote Thirty members tit, the Cranford Get iwadyXofjiext winter's draft*. Brand, a. retired ."employe^ of 'the Pub- -Treasury- Henry Citt td inrgliSIa county, school" pupils ,ca«. Associates of Joseph H. Pegg of 214C. H. S. Nine Loses pital. Mrs. Seattle is.the fbrtwer two work.horses; one-third of all third, Schneider, Cranford. Time lic Service Gas t Electric Company, Morgenthau said the WWar Finance Committee turned COLUMBIA-ROLLFAST-SCHWINN Mrs. L. P. Naylor of-Baltimore ar- Lions Club, headed by President Hate m sereco ito fit« w fireplae* plg« fcotnJdle before maturity; 20 to the students of the town's "two vassed the- neighborhood and sold Beech: street (attended a luncheon Alice.Thompson, rinughitoi- of Mr. and ; Kearny unit, had been spending the seven billions, of $18,008 Worth of Bonds; their,total rived on Tuesday to visit her mother, Thomas G. Gilley, attended' a Re- To Rahway, 15-3 openiBC Is keep drafts Jfrotft eooUng per cent ot all dairy calves die be- dollars has been high schools and "one grammar given in fails honor today at the Hotel H.. Thompspn^of theJHakafio«ai 440-y^rd run—Won-by Besti Cran- past three years alternately at Ocean school. "If the adults won't do it, it'ssales for the last Drive amounted to Mrs. Louis Mathey of 312 Orchard gional Lions Club meeting last night Plaza, Jersey City. The celebration, off your room alter the An him gotw fore reaching productive age; and assignee is the quota for individual drive address. "tS)l. Beattie is .58a- oaL Seatts irepnof trallboard to lit ford; second, Randa, Jefferson; third, Grove and South Belmar. He was up to you." the County Chairman $46,000—eight per cent of which was street. in the Park Hotel; Plalnneld. Other was in honor of his 25th anniversary, team lost tottehway - , 15 to 3', Tuesday one-fourth of laying house pullets investors and that the' * major estimated to be "new" sales. tioned at Camp LeJeune, Jptr- •niplace catena* and break off along Gehwelter, Jeffersonff . Time—58.0Ti580. member of Faith Van Vorst Reformec emphasis throughout the drive will told them,' Accepting the challenge, ••'V jusjt had., a guararitc*cl Mrs. G. L. Griswold of 5 DoerlngLions. Clubs in Union County, In- witH the Western EtaAric-Ctanpany, ^^^r^^^-^"^^^ vm pffmaturely. :—j^u- _wit]6in.a^ -week- boys and girls- had ~ Pre'parmg fellow-townspeople-for- aHB~ A -i-«j-wj- —«i»— ,+ «.«, ««. KoonvoLoon, onn th&jnound for thethe. Blue and MO-yard" Church and of fflram l»dge, i\ -be pfaeed-on-iSer'ifaatac -for-individ- sol3$25.000 worth of bonds, and be-solicitation by the pupils of Fair- standards engineer at the com *ntti paint, atencJlsor A. M., both of Jersey City. Othei uals. The individual quota is the repair job done, with genu- with injuries die received in a fall last also were represented Gold, gave, up .10 hits and a dozen JcKersbn; second, Roberts, .Jefferson; fore the close of the Drive, Penns mount School, Hacktnsack, N. J., the pany*s Keamy Works, he began his Linoleum may. be piotected t*r your Axis Deer - survivors are * his wife, Geonglaiia highest established hi any of .the Grove's 6,485 citizens had topped principal wrote: "You may feel that week. bases on -balls. . . third, Jenklnson, Cranford. Time previous drives, the secretary said. ine parts installed, and it The Rer."~-Jesse Wilson, - D.D., of career at the Hawthorne works in varnishing with dear varnish or 'the axis deer 1*found only In A]. SvlO.1 two grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Flor- their E Bond quota by $17,000. "Let's we are placing an unusual responsi- Miss Shirley Lennon arrived home New York, home. secretary of. the Soiithpaw Ed Cook, who started for The E Bond quota alone is 4 bil- chuck that, worrunent about youth Chicago in 1020 as an. equipment with one of the apeclal linotaim fl lied countries,. India and Ceylon. . One-mile run—Won by Sundstrom, ence Clayton of Florida, and a brother, bility on our children, hut they are yesterday from Allegheny College American • Baptist Foreign Mission draftsman. He was transferred to Rahway, got credit for the win al- lion. The 7th War Loan seeks near- • • - •«' ashunusual -children, living In unusual sure rides like a new one!" iahes sold hi paint Stores or paint " Jefferson; second,JMiha$sky, Jeffer- Elmer' Brand, also of Florida. after completing .her sophomore year. Society, whs the guest speaker and Kearny Works In 1920 as a switch- though he was reached for Crawford's departments, or by w Belter fitting ladies' hose *dH M- .Funeral services will be held at news- times. They are sincere in their be- three runs in the Erst two innings. son; third," Bradley, Cranford. Time lief that the future ot America de- Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Len-r related some of M&experiehces dur- board engineer with the equpment' p wax. or. by first sujpi nvftt who IUM o* s,|i6W tt ARTISTS' SUPPLIES 7"mTtoday from"t5ray~Memorial; .1 year which were -held., up toUftus paperp . lief that the future ot Ame Nick Bacek hurled the .last four -1.53.41.34.. pends upon our continued "support of non of- 1. Hillside place, were her ing- seven years' residence in Japan. engineering forces. Since that time and then waxing. 6 w™fa"" Ods, Water Calftrs^ud Pastels 7y y time. The two drives of this year, In Michiganan,, public schoolsch s sold 4sverry man-uvtfi*manuvtfi*: line-ofJbattle^-Hilineofbattle^ » week-end guests at the college. frames and struck out seven. ly defaced, it may be painted with asMLahoe-fittinc 120rhigh hurdles—Won by Jenkins, Springfield avenue. IMerment will therefore, will seek nearly as much XWm rth f bods to the He was introduced by the Rev. A.he has held various engineering jis- 'Brushes, Payers,.ete. as was sought in the three drives Vac Lworti h of bonds to thenupu)ila sold bondbonds-wors wortmh more TthaOh n Mrs. R. Alah Wnters; Jr the for-Boylan Fltz^Gerald, Jr.,. pastor of the Rahway put the game on ice with floor paint or floor enamel fa».«ny part of the tnachins Jefferson; second, Randa, Jefferson; e in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Newark >( stgnments. Born in England, he came third, Moorhead, Cranford. Time of 1944. contributingluting, almost.a^ il.M0.00o in the Sixth War Loan. •mor Dallas Cotie ot Reno, Tfev.. is Monroe Avenue Methodist Church, to the United States as a youth andseven runs ln~the. second round and selected color. Ueaiores thelbot «Ule anbtherrcal^ had another big Inning In the sixth. i cm we of W"» ankle and JOaNSTON PAINT SHOP , 17.5. • Chester Melius | The Secretary stated that there- is visiting her husband's parents, Mr. Plalhileld. •- ; received his education in. this coun- every evidence that Ipederal ex- Conduetorsln SoUdi . Mine Burns M Years when, five tallies, were pushed across,. t.' Union Aw, . Cranford 220-low hurdles—iVfon by Meagher, CheSter Melius, husband- of Mrs. I penditures are going to remain at ndJUja.JRayinQnd-A^,Watcra^ol_21.0. - Alan Bruce Conlon of*-the W«stfl«ld try—He_ attended Chicago Technical s An solids can be roughly divided It is difficult to estimate, the an- t World War -•• • • - - - *" ••- to come. ^™l^^iZI^dtt"Td 1 ernor of. 'MUWIWim lF^llllllll>g|(aHiui|iHiiM^muffrTrrniiiTffTTTiiii '•I ~Ww CrUuy, rt „()« l Oanln, ft ....« Shot put—Won by iSbssackV JeBer- Veterans' Hospital at Lyons, Her was gram'was"deslgiied . the .electrons are so loosely bound mand. liam Snydcr of Plainfleld, and annual orce at Kelly Field. He has a son in tanu,' o ft Sb 8 have risen by 1.8 per cent, as com- mum funds necessary to/prosecut e over 100 separate mine fires On its ThkUfasrt If f0 0o son; seoon^, MoGraw, Jefferson; third, a member, of -Cranford Post 212,' to the atoms that they are free to &vt. Earl Quinn, who recently comr reports of activities of the various tho-present>rar with the U. S. Navy. pared with advances ot_8 per cent the War from non-hank investors. premises, several of which are nritte . rff - «..„« Torrens, Cranford.. tHstance—43 feet, American tegtoh. in addition to his "wander" through the solid; with active at the present time. It has pleted a signal corps course with clubs were presented by their re- Konn, lb-p ....ft Midtooi), rf.... 0 and. 11 per. cent in the years ended . The securities, which will be sold eii-lnches, . ' wife, he is survived by his parents,' under the direction of the State War non-conductors, the electrons are the Canadian Army at Charlotte- spective presidents. • Victor D. Sha"' xRtyMldi ....4 July 1943 and July 1942. accordm* Pictures of All Occassions been reported that one company High School P.-T. A. DOUKIU, p-r( 1 HuAly, lb v •FPt to the department of labor. Javelin—Wott by Nugent, Cranford Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Melius of Troy, Finance Committees, are as follows: firmly bound and cannot move from alone has spent over $1,000,000 in town, P.EJM Canada,. returned to heeiV, retiring president, reported for R«nn»'a|i«i tt ft HmU. lb .—....,0 Scries E, F and G Savings • Bonds, atom to atom. The' fact that non- The annual meeting of the High -Andimaii, ib. 1 Oaat, ef ...«...l second, MeGraw, Jefferson; third, N. Y.; a sister, Mrs. Irving Peabody combating a mine fire Ujat started his base Tuesday.after visiting his the local club. IT«rwui, Sb ....ft CHARLES CLARK, Photographer Series C Savings Notes, 2ft % Bonds, conductors can be made into con- ^tmcle" and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. TVll- School Parent-Teacher Association Alfalfa XieU Ward, Jefferson. Distance—-142 feet of Scotia, N. Y,; and a stepson, Lt 2'/4% Bonds, 1%% Bonds, %% Cer- more than 50 years ago and is still _E»sideni_AIex_ of the tdd 3b ft0*1 0 inches. . ^ • ductors by exposure to', short wave active. ' Ham T. Quinn of 27 Hamilton avenue. scheduled for Tuesday, has.been pqst- An acre of John Redmond, in the South Pacific. tificates of indebtedness. The* 1%% length light, which has such great host club, - presided,. and entertain- • • • • Bictit, p Bohds -will not be offered in the IPvT. John P. Hansel. USMC, who pdned until Monday, ^May 28, It was about two tons of bay or move 318 Soolli Union Ave. CRanford W12BA High, JunVP^-^on by Evans, Cran- Burial was in Troy, N. Y.. energy that it literally knocks .elec- ment was provided by Mrs., Rose ford; second, Townsend, Jefferson; Drive tocorporations . is attending Officer Candidate'School iYvjVboll and 'her Accordion Band announced, this weeic. Annual re- vouu .—3"s"e Took if no aeed is harvested, or w&i yield trons loose from the atoms, has been x-tUU*xtUU*d foforr Koou la nil; one tono f hay and about one and third. Ward," Jefferson. Height — : Retrieve Tableeloth t The Drive for individuals w% ex- at Quantico, Va., spent the week-end and a brass ensemble from Plaittfleld ports will be given and election of Oranford High »». floe — S tend from May 14 toJun e 30. Bow- known for, some time. lUfa Hlth Hd »15 i—IS one-third bushels of .cleaned seed, 5 feet, 5 uiches. When one.of your favorite Unen. Dr. Howard P. Wingert visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrst High School tinder direction of Bert officers will take place. - ever,, an intensification of activities which is enough to seed about V& Broad Jump—Won by Best, Cran- tablecloths begins to wear thin to cWles F. Hansel of North Union ave- Andrews. .:.... ;•.. — in the sale of Series~E bonds began Disease Problems acres.' ford; second, tie between Davis and places, you may be temptedJo-dM- April 9, when millions of persons on Surgeon nue. His finance, Miss Frances Soule Hit By Car . card It-but don't do that yetl Her* Goats are subject to the same j-Wiernas, Jeffersop. Distance -r- U payroll savings plans throughout OUee Bean In Oranford: of Boston, also was a week-end guest . Mf ¥«ols . .' M. A. Craig of 120 Cranford avenue, is a new decorative trick ttwt will the country were' asked to "enlarge kinds of parasites that infect sheep of Mr, and Mrs. Hansel. Impressed Ford Tools made from tungsten steel : WHEN YOU WANT DELIVERIES MADE .feet, & inches. . their participation as a part of the and tha same control measures that Daily 9 A. ML to1 * neea Cranford Cycle & who was hit by a car in New York HIGH GRADE CLEANING give the cloth a reprieve. Just cro- The Rev. and Mrs. Roland R. Ost 'Henry Vord was so impressed by wejra. found to latt many times as Pole vault—iamous opera, 'TJbu- -Miss Beverly Smith,-daughter of tubbing with sandpaper or jpear Cranford, | V&% marketable bondsi and ths cer- •****•*** Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Smith of 300 die primarily, of malaria in our coun- aai° aSerhe-had been deaf for sev- tificates of indebtedness. _ _ emery cloth. «EV. W. B, 8H)AN. n ii i tn y^n. t!ke Beethoven who Uso ReUbrd avenue and a freshman at try. • . . composed when deaf, he was guided Drink New Jersey College for Women in in Wrcwnpoaitton'only by his knowl- New Brunswick,' has been elected edge of the mechanics of music. FUnaia* CtmtM claw representative to the Student ORGAN RECITAL Tha woman shopper who starts BROWN - FORMAN -Government " Assocratlon__MecUpn C»>«ii Vitamins ooaat tobu yy hat,, ggloves, ihoei.. baga. Jl stm riwr ith Board for the 1M5-46 year. Thflocal TCNDBEW S. WATSON . 7^~7^ Garden-fresh- carrots-have a high Jewelry or costume riowera with • ~gi4 is planning to major in chemistry. vitamin content. Under average! Jdefinite knowledge of her needs will Miss Milllcent Lapovsky. daughter Uncle Sam's Aaibtedby storage and when cooked too long, return with a more a'ttracttve com- bination than the haphazard buyer. of Mr. and Mrs. JBenjamin Lapvsky L. HUMPHREY1, Contrail ' ! „. " they lose most of th> vitamin C. 1 of Berkeley place,: appeared as Anna It ' in "When the Whirlwind BIW', a Seventh AEL1*JE 8. TilOnlAS, Pianist | . 1 one-ad play given by the freshmen r. BLACK ot the New Jersey College for Wom- TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1945 en at New Brunswick. The play was War Loan Is On! 'at 8:15 o'clock A BOURBON produced at the Little Theatre Work-' -as WILL BE TAKEN FOR' BLENDED WHISKEY Sit: shop by the senior dramatic arts Here's a^ pile'driving punch we're planning for WHEN YOU CAU Mrs. W. ZInglcr, the former Miss the Japs that can pack just as much power —->• UHU1CUI svEQ VJnMS ' Erna Duvelsdorf, daughter of. _Mr. WESTFIELB 2^0248 and Mrs. C. Duvclsdorf ot 12 Garden clear to the final knockout"— as you put into it. place, was honored at a surprise mls- _: ceUaneous shower on Thursday at the The Cranford-Kenilworth area quota in this „ . . there's ready «a§h and 5th home of Mrsi-W. Barnes of 10 Garden DR. M. N. MANN, TWO DOWN AND ONE TO GO ... place. "Her husband is Pvt. Walter "Mighty Seventh" is $625,000. with which to 'friendly service at the other, OPfOMETBIS* We reserve the right finance the finaTVioltory blow of World Weir II. end of the line 1 LETS GET BEHIND THE BOYS AND m 227 E. Broad Street - WestfieU. N_ X. to limit quantities. (Otie FUiht Up) WefcWJ • UmiaoM«iry fi tap* wwnh m m It's going to take a lot more investments in War KOU89: - lay, your loan Ml** HouaahoWaw PUSH THIS ONE OVERJ King Whiskey is an exceptional blend, full flavored, GLASSES Bonds to put all the power that's needed into this 9 A. H. to 6 P. M, BallAny d By AppelntmeaTuesday tand Thunday Ettaiacs '. who Maulr* •xtra cosh for •mar' perfectly balanced, selected for body and delicate bou-_ E1SS EXAMtNED-OLASSES ganclM or for ««/*•£*, Pgg"" Prescribed by your Doctor and -punch..'. more than you've ever put into a single quet, blended especially for thosey who desire a light made by Kelso have cot to be naad only tocal l WattftoM TOXA9, bodies drink. ' • • m War Loan before.. It means every one of us must and supply us with sufftctonr Informt. tio« to .iabllsh thalrpwwrtl »• DONT FORGET YOtjR APPOINTMENT Atk your Doctor buy. not just more bonds, but bigger bonds, than •poMlblllty ... «ndeo«»» to forH» FOR THE BLOOD BANK NEXT MONDAY! Our Boys In the Pacific Need Your Blood . we ever bought before. Do it nowl M JOHMtmOMM R. L KELSO pwUtut tad (to. Ugh -Optician— This Patriotic Manage Sponsored by ._ 123 Chestant St. ord High Grade Market FaiEHDIT FlHflMCE CO. ••m afajonte Tewple BuUdinp GOLDBERG'S MEN'S SIM JMLJUfell* N. J. 4-0008 18 North W. 6-1698 LIOUOBBUORE
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W**: Wtchen ^^ three p ' Lawn Ants - . •' Keep Turkey* Cool .' ' i WNINGS, s&ie*.. Venettan "blinds ieca Ants in the lawn* or garden may when investigating mid-summer bedroom suite; vkeuum, also r?rJ* MKE? SHOP TeL CHaaford (MSStkir. ' e. be controlled by using .carbon di- losses amoni turke$37~«3peciaUy in , Home phoo* Fahre$ Tilkt lem sulphide, or,-a. solution le Conference at. ffie CtaaSaeeA. "Never before," states the Presi- Monaco. 232 St Paul" Street, West- rate of -pay and evening meal in- shingle modern, six room SIX room house. lot 100 it 200, You are! urgently Gospel Tabernacle wiftbe Btf. A: H. oeal, "have so many people held Adults Fmr-Slchted field. ' " « --ates, $8; both", ntier sat*- a direct share m a great na- R dtrfedi TeL Clten'ford 6,4617. ColonlaU center stairway, fireplace; ; '.station; $7,000. • ; . CRanford 6-0869-W Stewart-' Moody "Bffiile irMgplit^Sg^J&j;- Most animals,'and human beings Link Bracelets _. LET VS INSTA1JL JflKW neejded as: tional effort. To save—to. buy and as' welf. are born far-sighted. Al- Link bracelcls come down from oil beat, recessed radiation, science SDC room house, deen_lot; 3 rooms, *e-iston 'Staff member, ttlarafs aa- to hold all we' can of War Bond's— CEIUN'G WLK—Vpr WyUJTtf, " kitchen,, available- July 1st. Tel. in good conditioiTw- nuiinced. this weiek. -Tfe, snanrisfc • tMs is a small* service to ask of us though many persons become near- horsp collars. Arabian steeds wore Work Wanted-Vemale open fireplace;-^avatoryon^^fiwt sighted, it is estimated that about handsome gold chains studded with at " ••*'- ' ' ' ' " " e»otifi£lit.-YetitJsjineoLthe. ; Cosae* fa FIVE BEACTIFC1? [OP Kril wishes day s-wU^kU^k^ XK things we' can do for our "Half orairnauTrs arrtar-stghted: t'tomr-:--^ - ' -' •-- COLORS. •- ' .-.•• ' .-•.•.. L or laundry, $6 per dayl Tel ond floor, open attic, 1 car garage; The co _. ., CHanford .83(«14r W ' .Colonial home, only 3 Sunday- at the Ip£al TaBettrae* off FOE ESTIMATE years old, Science kitehen, tiled LAWN,mowe.r, 18 inch ball 1. ilhe-President's speech, ; Christian and WfsgrfnrMty AHiaacse is Acre is a series of quick cuts of b your tmt in s!6t«Ke> bath, 24 if Jiving room with log THOMAS MaeMEEKIN, Realtor needs,only adjusflng and GOLDRED «irl -wishes day's work. bringing a group of AmtsieaTst fiasie- battle action, followed by scenes W3fia3 m L Scboedor Call CRaHttrd »j»Ji592-5l •.after , burning .fireplace, lull sized dining 3 North Ave., E. '- • • ' Cranfordj N. J. ing. $20.. Tel.JOtSdyd rf first aid, surgery, nursing, con- Turn it in toGu h to- 1 most Bible, teacher^ to CraafMtdL Fiy fur the Bell' aquarium. $5; large picnic 'table baths, center' hall, 3d ft. living : 8,p^n^^omi(»ric^esemriiBV^ yi meast AND TEMMJE HEOP . Mm—.'-•••'• • TV JKiOtbench;. .Tel^CRanford 6-2079 ure to help finance 'the war and .TO PS OIL JSKAH jlneul of rccbgnizedjnutHority oa Bcble combat inflation. T*ew~bl us realized floor den with fireplace, over oner MAJTS-28 inch; bt^le, pre^v^?Tn known and! Iovecl by Biblejeari ,«i«i it was ftfst introduced that it • The human body is the most room home, sun porph, breakfast ecosit /,-.;• Pull- or Part Time \ " I third acre plot- with 122-ft fron nook^ fireplace, steam heat, plenty Apply Mr. Vanderstel good condition, $30; pre-war lawn and radio auHiencfcS from sdso was.a powerful instrument for age, convenient to St J< mower, • Wa-.SO;- lawn roller $18- . coagt. ! winning the peace. Through a pro-' - complicnted mechaaism.evcr cre- PLOWING of dosfets. lot 50 x 110; $7^00. 647 E. First Ave. gram of regular savings . . . rnen. _ EVERYTHING IN $13,000. \ .electrically, wound Victor Victrola' Saturday eveniHg Dte. ;_ ated. Nbt all of its processes are. Chef-^ooks—Short Orders^-iBakers | ••=. •'• feoselle, N. J.' Moody - Bible Institute EaetaEjy vttfl women of America have an un- VICTORY LOVELY owner-occupied home on large;*abinet stee," $20. Mrs. Shav'- ptecedented' opportunity to insure HOVPLAND iut Street splendid fiver lot, 4 bedrooms, 2 tile 3 Springfield Avenue, Cranford be' ber, will.return to the; palpti as _ titemselves r,Har- ol€be'Chamber cf Commerces' ~ Library, it was announced this 'wfeek. M.D. Me is a specialist in hi* line just as we arc )M:-> THREE or four bedroom house, in thgse ^properties < call our Cranford 'being transferred, price reduced. chairs and cabinet, reasonable; stem • "Ttv takes work and. monoy—lots farmers during- the-Seventh War mineral oil supply, and getting good representatives: J. J, Guker, '116 North Avenue, old- L. Fickett, pastor of tine fffeft Bfcas>- Loan than in any previous Drive, Annual reports yill be given and all v ranford. TeL CRaiiford 84)716. tf Listings Wanted glastftySre, writhigdesk, men's golf : of it—to-keep our giant, industries results. The hydrocarbons obtained in the business, of filling his prescriptions. PREPARE FOR West, Cranford. Tel. ©Ranford tist Church, of GaJyestoet. •fteacfe. Baffh according'tb M.L. Predmore, Chief members ..are urged to attend. Wif BlAVB several prospective buy- clubs, 5 Kroffite irons, driver, bras- "• at sull steam. War Bond^ of the-.. Agricultural Section, War cracking the vegetable' oils con- FOUR bedroom house, oil burner^ Mr. Harold Wilson—CRan. 8-1954-R 6-1890.V Me and bag; men's black oxfords, men are .. •wett-kBtwrtt you buy iand bold account for a large • Last Wednesday* the annual pprini _f8t,~in part,, of naphtha-and-lkcro- SPRING.-. ••". \«*: ers for Cranford homes. Kindly Finance' Division, Treasury Depart" luncheon of the dpb was held in*4.- «ood location, vicinity Rosejlie, Mr*. Marjttrie Sedgwick~42R. 6-2653 sfae 10B, have not been worn. Telr • speakers and their addresses esarHy in part ea feat money today ... War ment. With the help of country bank- scne-like-substanccs that blend with Cranford, Werftfleld, Plainfle send us your listings. HENRiY J. Bends you,buy today and hold for Calvary Lutheran Church. Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Miriam IVNevllle-CRan. 6-2126 SHAEtBEN, 338 Centennial Avawue, CRanford 6-l4». the week were ameing; the ers they're out to convince the meir the petroleum product. Housedean WtEstfield 2-5MS before 8^0 "a. m. With newer horifes hard to find we of the conference, tte fnhme are vital stakes in our who till the soil that they -should mar F. Whltescarver was in charge 1 Cranford. TeL- CSanford Asmerica-that-is and your America or after 9 p. m. / 5S4 «re pleased to be able to offer you the YoungJPeo] convert their expanded bank ac- bf tiie arrangements and iMrs- Howard Motor or CRanford «-224fl. U^D furniture,..dishes^icut-glasg,- counts into bonds." ; RAGS WANTED! five modern homes from three to • ;*tc. Ji J. Guker, 116 North Avenue, .tabernacle- has arranged anseetfisg Ma important part of the movie H. Best was chairman of the program. .-Complete Line BUY WAR BONDS ;' -'M SDC. rooms, bungalow «r house, good seven years old. is via address by Treasury Secre- "Farmers, like all Americans, The tables were!decorated with'masses • • ' • • ' /' E7TROLLE3R, pre-war, good condition- west Tel. \CRanford 6-1890. tf .condition. Three^ adults, \S year especially for young people to be BaeM have been building up bank deposits W« will pay 5c pdr AfW the mtrm «f Wlaler Tel. CRanford 6-2452-J. Sunday at 3 pi. m. SpeoSaeir 'wsBfl be tary llorgenthau who, describing f "spring, flowers. . • '' of •-.--' '" vomt ic«r residents, Isease, TeL ROselle the Many advantages of E Bonds, and currency holdings ever since the / * / Nearly new Colonial home, tile science hnV pi"' with BtwaH RoSs7 Holls In stock for Dr. Warren FQkin. B&odSjr "Bffijte war started," Predmore said. "On Musical entertainment was pro- ankdi aidl OH 44&to-s' ^ •'•••; '———5-2* y Baafces this unequivooa^ statement: P^NtS i .:: ...... pound for - •-••:-f. .kitchen, knotty pine oreatciasTnopK, Tel. CRanford —Jfi Bring in your ETSSaretficeyoi^eipyi^i; vided- by two- groups; of^-childrenr» CRanford 6-2893-M. rency and bank deposits totaling • For -fc36wrnHfejiK GKCA8S uTWABB JMttl dining room and living room both old one, we will duplicate it; white expositor of the. Bible and a wmnrwuig __m assure you that the Government' portion of the Primary Choir of She'r7 BGTS white sweater, left in bus "win stand back of this Bond and f ul- slightly over 4 billion dollars. The White or Colowsd, Washes Week Itaya Oaly Wanted I BUY pianos. A. Vredenburgh, pro- have bay windows, log burning fire- rubber. Coffey/8,7 Alden St,Cran- speaker, be has won adB 1945 figure is not available, but ii is.man*. School,'TSccompanied by Miss shelter, KeniHworth Boulevard. Re- fbrd. TeL CRanford 6-2224. tf n every provision of it: It will be Gail Ufford, and a portion of the choir JJJNE 1st, "furnished apartment, two fessional'piano tuner, 240 North place, buiH-in bookcases, screened his Informal nrartrwr. BEsi'de i precisely and -exactly accord-. expected to be in excess -of 10 bil- bedrooms, convenient to station or Avenue, West, Cranford. Phfine porch off dining room, oil heat with ward. TeL CRanford 6-2497. tioris of "gospel maStfe" are a_spesa3& to the terms under .which it was lion." -f Cleveland School, accompanied by bus. Tel. CRanford 6-0604 eve- YOUR chickens killed and cleaned, With larger operations and in-Mrs. F. Bomemann. Kiiss £>\ga CRanford 6-0123-M. . tf Esso 4>urner, screens and storm BANK Book No. 5267 of the Cranford feature of his message; "Magie Was Witbotit Bottdtts or nings. ".' , . . . 5-81 1 or 100. Sloat Farm, phone WEst- My Life." • •. ...-.- creased costs farmers must have Specht, director of music in> theCranford Paint & Hardwari wirtdows, sun deck', knotty pine Trust Company, Cranford, N. J. 1 more operating capital than in 1940, S. S. Eu«nberg, Reg. Phtrm. ANTIQUE docks, Early American, flehl 2-6598. 5.M 11 grade schools,, directed the singing. IM ka flrsi •— W« hs,«« recreation room. Entire home is in finder is requested to return it The program wfll also iHriafe spe- DMOend Policies but they don ! heed 10 billion, in OldFhdvOM- English^—^The ,-l_oondition^-Ohoice_Norih_Side 0*1—RdUSlC—rty 9 ^ tiniMtrq jy^*T^J^ 'IPHHIW —-iO»poj*aons^»ere^»nRervatlveJri- i. J. J. Turck presented a vocal Jdst abotrt erenrtMiitl Furnished Apartment For R*ut ~' the Bank. 39Tnot restored beiore 'JoP Predmore-s—opinion,—He—believes 17JP>U>rth Union AveT CRanford- 6-0062 furnished apart? Shop^. Harrifi. J), Rush^J252 location. soil, well rotted manure, clndera, the Missionary 'Ekans&iK F**f* "*"*** in fibeir divjdend policies last year,. farmers can and will put a substan- selection, accompanied by Mrs. Henry CRANFORD Orchard Street, Westfield, N. J., «th^day-of-Jtme, 1945, applica blue stone; delivered. AT"Ha~es p>yiag cat only $4.O29,D00,D00 or-4jfc 45^t -tial-portion-of-theae- cashrreserve'sr CrBostWtefc;' Mrs. C. H. Hickok gave 1M femth CtnufaWI merit, for the summer. Very con- Nyack, 3Nfc-« LBI Hi wi 8Mttt«eii Av«a. B mum hom«>, tiled ftcience tion will be made for a new book. WErtfiriit g-flftSfl. • •» -• •" - Dividendias h in' into War Bonds; an Interesting talk* on the history ol . venient location, excellent for —-6-T CaTTIZEN AND CHRONKIE kitchen, tiled bath with .shower, - groups from neighboring ISO man only slightly larger than business -couple. Rlchards-Swack- Bonds to farmers in the Seventh, LOOK around—have you an oil cook log borning fireplace, oil. heat. In- PULLER Brushes. For tooth brushes, are urged to come, as a dW^gatnan i ia 1912 and Were smaller than in hamer, 4 Alden Street, CRanford War Financo Committee^ Jhroqgh- stove or beater you want'to sell? sulated, weatherstrlpped,- screened household brushes, polishes, waxes take partjn-.the meetaag. 19U «r in 1940. They were well be- out the-nation will.stress personal lmr ifi»-pre^depression figure of $5, ilitattonT 'A^saryey'"fttfd°'fdllow4 ^A^.i^tfryjiiV^ Avenue, Eahway. pcrcjenj of the farmers who were 5-31 repairing -high grade furs. ° 11 The regular, young peopfi^seffraBe a4 Only 4 years old, 6 room Colonial, all fee result'of paying out in dividends ally soI)clteaii6ugHt"bonas."~ FEMALE black-brown mongrel, fox Walnut Avenue. Phone CRanford B:40 p.-m: will be canseenSedl'dmas 4o each a small proportion of their terrier, scar over, right eye. 304 modern features, 65 x -113 lot on FLOOR Waxes,' Try—our brand the special meeting in the altemamiat Mouse Wanted 6-1678. ^Ex-CeVVyouTi Uke It. Paste and profits last year, corporations added v North Union'. Avenue. I TeL CRan- iMir-Jn- urgent need of quiet, dead end street; $8,000. Saves Space no-rub^at special prices. Johnston $5^09,000.000 to their reserves. . ford 6-W00. five or six room home. New York FURS — Repairs, storage. -Some used Banter Cat* - V' •A saving in space' equalling' some commuter." Tel. CRanford 0-0986. Low rambling cottage, spacious liv- and new furs for. sale. D. Drysoh Paint Sfeojv 107-5 N. Union Ave- 250 shiploads of 5,000 tons each re- nue, Cranford. . - , An'herb whichprewents luaaeeffi ; ing room 'with wood burning fire- t . Fubwe Bathroom sulted from the dehydration of vege- Garat* for Rent •••• • .'<:•', "• -,- •'•• . . • tf and Son, 34 North Avenue, West, reported in Bombay. India, and Us- place, center ball, library, science Cranford. - use is advocated ta sawe Bengal mwL Glass bricks will be widely used tables allocated by the War Food ad- JUNE through September. ,1(16 Wai TEENS' and young debs' wear, sizes in postwar bathrooms for the reces- ministration during the year ending Real Estate Wanted kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms, tiled bath 10 to 18. 0 to 15. Ediai HilL 519 arrival of new crops- Jt&e off tfbe ' hut Avenue. InQuire at house or with shower, oil neat, attached 1 sing of fixtures, thus helping to ' "June i0,1944, it is estimated. Weight FOR QUICK RESULTS herb cooked with rice prweifles • call .CRanford 6-0486-W after garage, % acre wooded plot; Roofing-Repairing , East Broad Street, Westfleld. TeL piviHTwjwi'fiw the bathroom and' pro- reduction by dehydration was 87 per List You^-Properly For .Sato, dish which, it. is daimed!, wiffl •»• Tide greater privacy,. convenience $15,000. RE-ROOF*NG. Siding, asbestos WEstfleld-2-1410. Open till •». m. able a person to go •«ahnqI'8BBg tm cent, or 1*200,000 tons, and the re: •: Monday*. .-" -'-,. . • tf beauty, says the "Plumbing and duction in. volume was about 70 per MOtttAllV: Louiie &. Bunuiesd, insulated brick Bonded "fboflng. six months. The herb, knowcp » rERRV»O»T CAPTAIN: M. P. from E»»t Ownge, N. J. MottgageMomJgy We have« clients for 1-2-4 family s Industries bureau. - „ cent or more than a ^million and. a Gradftfrom Koknsburg, N OP THAT E..R. BXKNBrr.rtwcbtr at Plan*. gallon (5 centi refund for jug). cheap feeding. 6%, 5Vb%,«%,. 4^% Latest mathwts. Beginners and ad* WE ARE CONTINUOUSLY LOOK- Home Insulation Chapln's Sport Shop, opposite flre- Equitable Pays Substantial yanced courses., Spacial course for DIG FOR PROPERTIES FOR —house. TeL CSanford &-1S60. tf Part of All Refinancing adult beginners. Lessons it, your SALE. IF YOU ARE THINKING BARRETT rock wool uuulation; blown-mcthod-used; personal ._.r.. _NO AflPOPRAISAL m home. 6B6 Dorian Road. Phon* OF SELLING WE WILL BE GLAD ELECTRIC light butts. Get them r_pervlsl,on^_Estsbllshed 1828. - Wm INSURANCE; PROTECTION WEstitold S-53B6. ' U "TO^" HAVE OUST REPRESENTA- L. Schroeder, 18 Adams Avenue now; we have in stock all" sizes tip For You—Not the Lender TIVE CALL AND ADVISE YOU TeL CRanford 6*2799. to 300 watte; also 3-way. bulbs, larw EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE/ ON THE ADVANTAGES OF base. Johnston Paint Shop, 107-9 Society of the United°States f \ SELLING ON TODAY'S MARKET. N. Union Avenue, Cranford. - PIANO Tuning and! Repairing. War- Servicing FOR further information regarding ' For every Jersey Central conductor, rep, W» GVoff, "for 28 years West- ORAN1FORO Refrigeration and Renal RLECTROLUECTROLUX Cleaners—RepairedCleanersRepair, I: W. A. «mVltNE WIMttl: Steve Kiapi* 221 Charles St, Westfleld V and Cranford's foremost these properties call our Cranford Service. ^iVe specialize in Frigi lervieedLlervieedL— KeKeepp youur EtectroTOS" -emginemau, ui ticket ageut "out-frontr1- -frpwi AtMfy^P >-w TsT Tel. WtEstfield 2-2899 '. piano tuner," 244,. Walnut Street, representatives: daire, Kelvinator, Crosley, May- working. Service can only be ob- i i y *» ,** ~T^.-XT -, Westfleld. Tel. WEstfield 2-2325. Mr. Harold WUson^-CRan. B-1954-R there.are nine other employees behind the flower, Norge, etc. Prompt service tained through the Mectrolux, Corp. . scenes—doing important tasks—contribut- 'JJLmbtr of New Jersey Association Mrs. Marjorie £edgwick—CR. 6-2653 Tel. CRanford 6-2S3O-J. Deal direct with authorised repre- ?-Plano-Tunera- tf sentativeT-EdWarerWrWlttkerTeL ~ing to the smooth-performanee-of-fcr JOSEPH WARSINSKI WASHING MACHINE REPAJRS WEstfleld 2-4607-J. \ tf A. VHEDENBUHGH, professional HOWLAND — 444 Chestnut Street Central lines. Painting and Decorating plaTrto tuner of Steinway and other Only expert mechanics wdrk on your ROSELLE 4-1050 appliances. . Irons, vacuum clean- SPECIALIZING in Splrella Support- *" Selected at random, the.nine people Phone WEstfleld 2-0693-R Jhlgh grade pianos., I buy,'sell and ers, radios, motors, toasters also re> ing Garments;, also" Maternity Gar- tecondlOotf pianos. 240 North Ave- -pictured here-givclsomc-ideaibf-the-wiile PAINTING ana Decorating. First , paired. Coffey's, .1 Alden Street ments, both individually designed. niie, West, Cranford, Tel. CHan-> Boys'Summer Camp class work. J. C. Potter, phono Tel. CRanford 6-2224. Fitted In the privacy of your home range of pecupations necessary to provide 2-4403;' tf fd ." tf CAMP TE KE NE, near Battlcboro. •W.M+ h. .... Vermont, only-six^y-boys 7- to -14r by appointment Mrs. Lilly Woenv you with fast and dependable rail trans- pgatjRcpiiIr, Service! W.< j)AVtS & CRANE, Palmers and Dec- A^reenTWbut«atn~canip; Individual •~337~Walnut-Avenue.--T«L-CRaa!oEi ^portation...... 1 ^ specialize in rebuilding and repair 6-1088. 3-29 orators Tel. ROselle- 4-5590-M, guidance, all sports, craft, nature Of Jersey Central's 10,580 employees, GENERAL HEPAIRS ing Thor and (Thor Gentle'Hand) Charles Street. Roselle Park or Tel. lore, riding, all Included in fee. also other makes. Tel. CRanfon some 9,500 work behind the scenes in occu- CRonfor^ 6-0D89-M. 320 South Un- Alterations, Roofing, Screens . For booklet, write Wm. J. Martin, 6-0603, . Lots For Sale »:W.R. HSB- »tt must: Willliia V. Hsnloo. . Kitchen Cabinets, Ete pations covering well over 500 classifica- from laterUItea, N. J, lon'-'Avenue, Cranford for *stl 410 Tremont Ave., East Orange, CORNER Sylvester Street and. Cran- no«L from fsawood, N. J. teV . tf Liberal Terms Arranged N. J. TeJ. ORnnge 5-B024. 5-17 RADIO Repairing. Cranford Radic ford Avenue-good, location, $25 T*''" tions—from boilermakers to bridge in- WM. GRASING , Service, 2 Eastman Street. Tel frot;-also one lot on Casino Avenue m WILLI\M ROESEU Intfrior and ex- spectors—draftsmen to dispatchers—comp- Carpenter' nnd Builder Stine CRanford 6-1770. between Linden nnff~Maple Pliirc. tometer operators to car inspectors— terior painting. Skilled mechanic. General Contractor 65 x ISO, $2000. Inquire Felix Personal supervision. Phone CRan< 61 Burnslde Ave., Cranford .WE collect cvbry Monday morning- COLE Sewing Machine Service. All DiFablo, 6 North Union Avenue. masons to machinists . • . ford 6-1572-R between 7 and 8 for our Jumble Store. Have you Tel. CRanford 6-1928 makes sewing machines, vacuum .Cranford.' Tel." CRanford 6r2151 There Are Pianos At Griffiths : Every Jersey Central employee, wheth* •P. M. only." - « . 5-31 ' any donations? Call CRanford cleaners, reff igeroiori.'l'epalred and .9 to 5; evenings Clfanford 6-0205: . • - .1 * ".'.•' 6-2047/ bought 138 Colfax Avenue. W., er behind the scenes or "out front," is on Make m pfaetlee «r° buytaf Wai CARPENTRY builder and general RoselJe. Park. Tel. ROselle 4-0512. If yoa mnt a pbno, you wflbe «Me to choose one firomamon g the job, helping us move.a record volume | and 'Stamps ea*h week.. . . contracting. Edward' Cusano, 530 MfolHf- Stymie- ^tuc quite a few esedbnt iiakes at Griffiths. Many of them have of passengers and freight. •• Doo youu sometime* wonder wtot your wattwatte paper goesf North Union Avenue, Cranford. tlT us tstimato on any of your mov - I WlWell,l HHen''s one answer. EEver y minutitee off all lasl t year Tel. CRanford 6-2926-J after 5:30 MACHINE made buttonholes, ruffling, FOR complete household electrical ing. or pV>Tfftft problems. Modern been tdwflt or woonditianed by our own piano mechaflica in 1000 propaganda leaflets wen dropped by out p. m. tf trimmings, etc., general sewing. appliance repair call Napier's Radio fliers oa Germany. . • ,. WANT TO IMPROVE equipment and experienced, cour- ra^dhraFediaps just the make, size and finishyo u want Tel. CRanf ord 6-09&7-M. . tf and Refrigerator Service—Phone teous men. Agents, for Allied Vsn Tkes* clouds of paper softea up tha CRanford 6-0397. Free pick up TJnM. Inci. long distance movers. fa W.Ortimly, you will have no difficulty in selecting a: ••• • - ar« a vital part of ; YOUR HOME? WESTFIELD, modern designing and SUV AND KUrMOM WAI IOHOI rirwimnktng srhn ... ', 'i * I j ' '•• ,i '*' •'.,'• °j . ',***<-i-, . .. ^ ** ^^BSSSSSSSJ ^ ' . * ^ j ^ ° " * ' ' *t . 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Son CelebraU* M»..« IMnny . •:•<:&%$ Notes About •'• '.^>. ICiiidLa^ Junior High Principal To Retire Annutt}^ Ga«t IJitedp" .... tibrary— For Joseph Anderson Communion Breakfait." From Cranford H.S. To Men*» League Resiclents . ' '•.' The Rev; Fidells Anderson;, OJ?., tfCoitiinWd front patf* one) fContinued from, page one) . Township officials and a delegation A large and.entfausiastic audience James Street,. ex-newspaper man ITS OUR being "Kiss.The. Boys Goodbye," I celebrated a solemn high mass of from St Teresa's'Holy Name Society of parents and friends viewsd. the [and., noted- novelist, wiU be ar l*ield at TamgarSia:;.. She was Additions requiem at St Patrick's Church, Ellza'- the with' Sullivan and ""' "''Murde" r in the Old Red Barn." "Susan of Kertllworth were among me guests presentation of "it Happened In May",! speaker at the-ladles' night meeting | W* our btulMsa t« make you l«olc to •thtrg %a well it you - and God/* "FirM Lady," "Ladies1 In beth, Friday morning, for his fathef. who attended-the annual Mother's Day Joseph. A. tAndereon,' formerly "of a choral and dance pageant, by the of f the Men's LeaguLeagu e 01 CrahforCrhfdd tot . 160% la irettir dreaim! Thai Ukec our expert beauty ear*. Call Retirement' find "Old Acquaintance." communion breakfast of the Holy listing in the !WAC in February,-.'194g.< five Volumes Given Cranford,.who-jdied- last Monday at student* of Cranford HighSchool Fri- night•• to First .P«sbyterian . **Hy,tar your appointment In order^hat we may *erve you moat Commissioned, after service fix theMr.MilJard has appeared "in "KlsS {he Mt St Andrew's Home in Paramus. ^cety6r^Mieh^s..C54urch . field, she his been stationed at several Boys Goodbye" and "The Tbrehbear- Sunday. tPver 200 people were at the day evening irt the school auditorium. Ch'urch. Member* have been invited elnelcatly.., ' •" ••• .' '• • • '.-... -.• In Warnbck Memory; The; Rev. Edward L. Hunt,. OJ?., was v ' "Mr fields in the South and -^Uddle breakfast served in the parochial Mrs.. Lou Lawshe, director of voca> to bring their wives and guests andj deacon, and the Rev. Joseph E. Hyde, refresihments wilt be served.' West. 'Mrs. Douglas Keeton as Ada and New Books Listed OJ& bd school following the 9 a. m. mass.. music, was in .charge of, the varied Mrs. John Wiley as Aggie will bring sub-deacon. , musical program given by the school Pvt Joseph LJI Green, .Infantry, is Five new volumes have been added Road . Commissioner George ,D. •Mr. Street makes his home- in interpretations. of interesting. char- Many Other priests attended the Rankin, Police Commissioner J.. Ed-choruses and the Boys' and Girls' Giee Jackson Heights. N. Y., and Is the Lady Fair Beauty Salon spending a 30-day furlough with his K> the Cranford. Public lilbrary shelves funeral, held from .the James J. g r wife, the^ former Clara Cosmas of 2acters .to the audience. Mrs,., Keeton in ntemory o* the late Andrew R. ward Wolf* Fire Commissioner John Clubs. Mrs. Clarence Bergstna of the author of "Oh, Promised Land'N "In , . Dorothy Flfcming, Prop. = . will be.<-remembered as a'fine Inter- gins and Son Mortuary, 414 West- W.. Doran and Police Chief William Physical Education department, ar- My Father's House!', and '"By Valour . Davis street fie is stationed at Casey Warnock, former president of the Li-minster avenue, Elizabeth.. Seated 'in Jones Hospital at Battle Creek, Mich., ireter of ingenue leads, some of brary Board. Maatew 30. Hall has. A. Fischer were in attendance. Mayor ranged the dances which included and"Arms.". He. was city editor of 108 Walnut Avenue * - Cranford 6-1846 which were in "Private-Lives," "1 the sanctuary were the Rev. William' George E. Osterheldt was-out of town modern interpretations, Jap dances, the New 'Stork World-Telegram. He recovering from wounds jof this left presented three volumes, "Lee's Ueu- J. Olsen,-OJP. the Bev. -Louis M. arm received in Germany in pecem- 'he Boys Goodbye,"_!Siisan and Cfa&" dt" by^u^asSouthalLl?re& and sent his regrets at being unable folk .dances antf specialty numbers, has .been writing, for. the -Saturday te OSLearyrOJP.Trthe-RevrDavid-6'Con-i Evening 'Post, CoilieM; and Cosmos to theUnited.Statea First Lady" aftd "Tovarlch." to attend.' Boy Sfe'ufe-arid Cub Setfutsi "Miss Cpinford wtntftsy? man; and nell, O.P., "ttie Rev: Louig O'Connell ftvoui '9L Midfl' politon cinoo •1039,-w '—--"•-•.•'•-:— "STAMPS in February and is the holder of the ^nted SW|y 'tlw-War," 6. S*., ihe hev. Adolph Frunery, O.P., School WS'n BUY Purple Heart Pvt Ltr Grieca entered 'or {he local Thespians, will appear prizes at the New Jersey Scholastic s Mr. Foster- Wr. Whitney's* past by Wayerley Hoot, In two yolumes. the Rev. Arthur BradyrOJP., the Rev. ' service'a year'Bfio anfl-went Overseas The speakers were the Rev. John Aft Show in Newark awTThe Na- roles include those in "Whistling In The following! ; books were pur- Charles C Dellvigne, OJ>., the Rev. last November.'- . ' _ . '. • -. J. C. Gunning, OJP.,Mhe Rev. Joseph-] Ruane, SJ., who returned tothi s ional Student Show sponsored by The, Dark." "Double JDoor," • "Our ^hased-w'Hh a $20 gift irom the Cran- country only recently from. Manila, Scholastic Magazine a} Carnegie Insti- .. T/Sgt, Edward Cosinas,'Air Corps', %-' ford Collie Club,"Plastics" by J. H.A. Carroll,; the* Rev/ Thomas Padian u "own," ''Torchbearers," "Berkeley l •where -he-had" been—held^^throughoirt tute are.ftt5,.-Mr.,on^. JJjtSj. CHAKIJES A. WALLACE •^^l^&lines 'byrli^ ™ orable mention and a $25 prize- in the Joseph Cosmos of £ Davis street.. He • MOndson, "Mow" To.. Remodel Large groups of Sisters of St. Dom-the occupation of the. Philipptaes by A newcomc.r~tb Cranford audiences 1 the • Japanese; Police Court Judge Ingersoll Time Corporation contest. is on a 15-ilajr furlough from Lancas- ttiey-'dielt itt high schooL Ot -titost " ttouie * by Jv R. Dalzelli "What Is inic, Sisters of Charitjt and ^Brothers will be Miss Audrey-O'Brien who has John L. McGulre, of Elizabeth; the Only one winner was selected from ter, Calif., and will report • to Stl acted with the Deamatle Club, of who entered college, 13'percent made VocationalEdueatioh"by G. H. Fem,of the Sacred Heart were present. A this.state and the local student's ex- Louis. T/Sgt. Cosmasjs a .veteran of better tliaa. a B average, 48 p**c*irt • Thee New '^•^seRevised _ IKJquetteEtique b" ybyjthoirpt forty Brothers of the Sacred Rev. Joseph- L. • Donnelly, spiritual Elizabeth. She will be cast as Phyllis. Resigns a* Principal director of the society, and JamcS hibit took second prize. combat wjth the Eighth Air Force in :a'st~in the role of Rose, the maid, is] better than C, 2S percent made C. and Emily Post, "Bolts' of Melody", new Heart, stationed at Metuchcn, sang the (Continued from. OM) 10 percent D. Only 3 pfertent wete in poems of Emily EHcWnsbn, edited by. mass. Brothers Gilbert, Bernard, Spas* O'Donncll,-the- society's president. Graduation has been sjpt- for June wha.has pire-•' Patrick J. Grali; past. president, was Lt and Mrs. Edward ...... Jand SchooLwill he accepted Tuesday tiie failing division. ^Basedo! M. £. Todd and MiTP. Bin'gham. "The cai Felix, fedgar and Clave'r, till of IS, according to.Ray A. Clement, prin- icftisly appeared?... hGHRdafe toastmastec.-/ ..:.. •.•'.. ":.-.': ...-. ; •- -• - are spending fl ,12-*d,ay Leave here, with I The Barker^' "'Street Scene" and by the building and grounds comntit- figures*.fir. Ferguson poiated 3IbTea^dth«!Gop>y the==Sacred-^Heort. Order, were-" the; Cranford High School graduate has a Father Ruane told of his thrill at Baccalaureate Sunday will- be June *Lt. Quinn's mothon Mrs. Mary Qiiinr\ Another Language;" .-." "' ; tee •wUch-wlU report to the board at Mary pen Chase* and "Psychology bearers. 50-80 cfaaoc^ ofTtomiHg out xrifluit a and Psycho-Therapy^ by W. Brown. Burial was in Mount Olivet Ceme- seeing the Americans ori thei,r a^ 10. Committees from the. student of 108 Spring Garden street, and Mrs. Mr., Messerve, another Dramatic its regular June meeting... : . -... 5 to liberate the city and he described' body and faculty arc planning the Quinn's parents, Mr. and-dUrs." Fred lub veteran, &J11 play the part of Dr. R. P.' Ferguson presented^aihalf i of his high school r«lii The last Story Hour of the season tery, Elizabeth, Where Father Ander- educational institutioins. son read the commitai-prayers, as- the bad food and. ehort rations that programs for the event -amd^.for the Weiss of 217 Arbor street. Lt. Quinn Rosenberg. lie has seen action in the chart showing an eiaalyiis of howria hlghet will be- held on Saturday, May 26, at class dinner, the date of which has nol Millions are enjoying this fine ice • Lt" BicShrd Vogt. USKR, in sisted by the priests and many Broth- the Japs p.rovided...thos^- hcjd at the 1 is stationed, at the. Atlanta Service Ollowihg. play*; "Pygmalion/' "OurCranford High School itudents.grad- Lt 0 «•> R Vg , . 11 a. m« • Story- Hours will -be. re- Santo Tomas concentration center. yet been'set.''....'' .cream. It's SeaUeit.... America !! favor* Force Depot. •'., " • 'r —^ . . ', uated In 1944 aid •.»«<• art .getting sumed in the fall. Mrs. Marie Seidel .Wn," '?The Squall," ''Wftistllng in thealong in commercial sch^ola and ool-described Eis work there in the Natfal will register children .who are. inter? ( class, is aqtihg president of ^thc Class that top-ranking Sealtest Viltage Store Mother's Day; '•. supply: and financedivisio n and ifees- ers of the Sacred Heart, ::<^ a7, p Dark7 7"Street Scene" and '^Berkeley leges. . The survey js based on 16. ested in joining the Sujinmer Reading radio program. Your Castles Dealer persent of the totalc^aduates of the bi some bt 1 4H tejm June .15 through June 22,. IJSJtarshall, ''Case 6t the Golddlgger's John Laczza and John ,»Corcoran 1^45 for the J^emaindeJ; M the year, , squadron of the 435tijj,Troop Carrier Square." ' N-" \ ' . .'• _'...•... Purse" by E. S. Gardner, 'vrhe BalladJ including the graduatloh exercises, as serves it. He's the"Seal(est Village Store" Paul Crispin will play the part of two years.. Of, thos^ who entered among the natives. Be ex- club will nittet during the^unf- were co^hairmen of- the committee '.Command in the European Theatre and the Source" by Rosamond Leh- James Rudd, pVesJdent, and Stuart in your neighborhood. Enjoy Sealtest of Operations, has received his fifth the doctor. Among.the many roles commercial schools, all but^me had tended hi* besi wishes tob board OOMO- jner montte. ^^ on arrangements.. Young ladles of continued to do as well or better than bew and to: the teachers. manii, "TheJSJagic Lantern" by Lady the parish served the-breakfast. Duflleld, vice-president, are both in Ice Cream often. It's delicious, creamy- Bronze Service (Star, Indicating that hat Mr. Crispip n has taken are those IE Recent fiction book additions to theEleanor SmlthT "Iron Gates'.' by Mar- the armed torees.'' Mr. .Clement has smobTfiT and safeguarded at every step he has served in five major battle -The, Vinegar Tree," ' "Dearth Takes.a Holiday, Peter Sdkalcjstodc JI Sunnyacres Bridge been overseas for 18: months. and Blood Bank - in theWooJ^ by Ngaio M**h, PhUa-. witl Have left "fort, service with- the union in: Viertna?' "tovarleh night" by John Gunther, -"Pride's ^ thfe •Surihyacres- Civte Pfc. Alvin-James Bogart "of 24' To Represent Scouts del^hla- -amLJormcrly was statlonrd at Partis •by Grade Two. \th g ffionanjt^ffll^eiaBnasiyoi phla, Holy>Experlmcnt" by-Sltruthers Island, S. C, as a platoon instructor, Members of Grade Three have pre- blood before but also a large supply Burt, ^"pTleasant Valley"" by.^JL bcWre going overseas, in January. , pared a skit, "All Hall the Queen." of new donors must sign up for Mon- can — by donating blood for Brohfield, "American Guerillas in the [Flowers, imaginary characters, brown- 1 Richard B. Rowe of 301 Manor ave- day . ' : • • •. • • •••: ilHppines''_Jby Ira Wolfert, "All i«j and gypsies will-appear In the x nue has enlisted in the Air Corps and is the temd* of Hit ipntft •n/l la "Coffee" by_-W. H. ttkers, skit The cast Includes: Janet Cuccla, heir cam. «h* certainly is motw dead- CJaJJing" by J. F. St. John, is now stationed' at SheppaM Field June McLaughlin, Helena Delaney, V. I. A. Elects ly than-th» male. Moreow*. VbSm in Texas. ' ' '" "ParenXCah Be People" by D. W. .John Qulnn, Peter. Mallay, Donald Mrs. Conley Baruch, vS^iung Jefferson" by Claude Be-flowcrei boudmr cliairi, capacioiH cHals* longuei, ^ John F. Jones, husband of Mrs. XiKeancKeac.. Francisi <^rcoyan,\Wjlllaiq. 1 ^ZL(Ettd36^ZL(EMttnued-3*6mJpage--one)- Weber;: John' ^SMi^li^SMiaug^tlinn , MaMaTgotg tributed and it was emphasizedihat Anthony; "Doctor's Job" by Carl stoned a second lieutenant in theStein, Gall Strack, Anttette Balsamo, anophelen: - The female a maart slipper chairft—aU Btuibri^bt with colw and • Army of the United States last week the luncheon is open to the public that carries malaria atteltti i Binger, "American Chronicle", by R. Audrey Hesaler, Rosemarle. Errico, and that tickets maybe obtained from S. Baker, "It's GooSL. To Be Alive" by • v after completing the Officer Candidate Madeline iBraun, Mary O'Connor and blood, and the male doe* not. The School "Infantry course at Fort Ben Mrs. C. E. Cross, chairman. female anopheles that catzics H. B. Sharon and "Twenty Careers of spring-filled for comfort. Choose your boijdoir pieces John Wiley. v^~^- ] The V. I. A.-went on record at the malaria stands with her KJMT Tomorrow."1 by D. and/^ Huff. nlng, Ga. He is a graduate of Cran- Following the ^kl^, Grade. Four will hddd-Col» td^U u^u re Urgently Needed ^y^^ ^ ^ -army on-May Wti-1944. . -. Six, '"'Doh't. Fence Me m" by Grade conflict and the suggestion of the club » ...... THOUT^IJKCONS OR CA1 Sgt. Myron Cymbaluk of Dermodji Seven, "and '"Alice Bljue_Gown!^, on_d,| street, now in the Marianas-Islands, •was"that'ia cominunfty^ "center -toer WILL PAY 5 CENTS PER POl "The Connecticut Starch" by" Grade erected and dedicated to them. FFo r iVkdV _—CRANFORD CITIZEN AND •Etghtr ^....., . ._ SITTING PRETTY ford Diner that he met.Master.Sgt ' The finalnumbe r wilt be a patriotic , arid will iiaka* . Superior Cotton propulsion equipment Harry Nordstrbm4n.theftlands a'few play by Grade "Five, entitled "Long weeks ago; (Nordstrom was' on an- 1 Cleanly -picked cotton produces Being heavier than^water, it will May It Wave." the Fifth Grade lint of superior grade, that sells for aink it it spen.ds^ifs original propul- othetjsland qnd came over by plane Boys will do a Flag "Drill during the for a'visit considerably more money. ' ' Bion force. •;• BLC3QD play, Rose Donnelly and'Philip: Car- . T/Sgt. Frank E. Cushing, Anti-iAir- boy will be flag bearers and Marie crah"~Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs.Reed and RoseMary Dolan the major- Frank W. Cushing of 300.Centennial ettes. . . . • . • '••' The C^anford -GarWood - Kenilworth Chapter,' • avenue, is now In Germany With the Cast of "Long May It Wave" is.as Mr Flrgt Army.. (Manager of the 103Afollows; Theresa Hoagland, Donald American Red Cross, has an enviable record for championship high -school basketball , Hopper, Joan Ouccia, Peter Jennings, Ml ;tcamj Ty^Sgt Cushing has been in |:Thomas-O'Donriell,-Marie- Gallagher, service since 1042 anil 'overseas foi -fa having-m.et its Blood Bank quota during the past I James Cobbs, June Morda, Ann Marie 15 months.- He trained at Camp : Davis JN. C, Ft Fischer, NT. C., Camp Woods, George Bizlnk, Mary. Ann - NOW OPEN three years." ;". ' ".'••' [*'. • • • _ '- FURNITURE Pickett, Va., Camp Bradford, Va., andGleason, Marleen Kelly, George Rog- / -.•.•• :-->-. • ' " '.. ers, Jane Cavanaugh, Patricia Vel- Camp Dix before going overseas. Hr •.;••••: •. - t : • . .• saw action in the defense" of "Grea binger, Barbara Kaul, Ruth Schlipf, AUTO AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES • •.'•*'•. - •' ' • Britain, .participated In the Normandj Judith German and Fred Duffy and .battle as well ayjsthor engagements MaryCoe. ' ^^' RECAPMNG—24 Hour Service through iFrance, Belgium, Luxem DECORATIONS For—BOnv Loolu Blggftf . . •. , Tfhe mooni, appears Taifg«n»h«H ~ Store-Houm 9 A. M.— 8 P. M. • - months, he has been attached to Bat Let's Not Fail Our Boys Now! IPAINTINGS, Etc. near the^horlnon,' but actually it to tery Headquarters and assigned t about 4,000 miles neareV-when dt- kwJ > ? ^ ••;•" IRV1N FUNK engineering and map making. reeUy overhead. "Even though the war in Europe is over; there are N* J* many who were injured in that theatre wha_still Mrs. Andrew W. Rose ** GARWOOD-UVE POULTRY MARKET '-• need-plasma. And thcrBattlea on Okinawa and w 8P1&IAL ON CHtOKENS — Free OeUvery After 4 P. IL a taltoelteB tf Pus PKEIB BOOS . other-South Pacific Islands are the bloodiest in" . B| Qjitt-BTa-OAltWOOD (Tarn at PMtOllloe) FLEMINGTON AUCTION •;' ViaLlSraONK WEBYflBLO t-Wi} Marine Corps history. W«L J4«w, PA, S»t, ' FUR COMPANY May 18-^-18-19, d 2 P. M. 8 SPRING STREET mIBEB'-J£ FLEMINGTON, N. J. Ssle$ Coim«ffil by (JTdp) Boudoir cliair offering the utmost in stylo'and comfort. Tlie Mobile Blood Bank Unit willj be at the f. P. p'/uiur-tr. 4. SUVTU Open Eiei HI J P. M. Full spring construction; l»ultori-lufloc| sent, o-m.m^ t±f 4 ' . w. a. o-ACiuy : r ;< «| Methodist Church Educational Building from Sunlip 111 i P. W. floral me«lall (j>n print in n « '". blue or roue. Exterior House Paint • Tttnlon \il South Btojil Si ~fitt>5icT~ BoujflotF 'Ift-arit iMTT-rr~ltmirTi .__^__ iMittoii'luriril BonU ami linrke, full spring cunittriiction, dfep frinpo Itiism, iipholntERS-TINTING COLORS out there. ^ ... *. ... regularly- to check on your type*., 8av« every scrap ot waste paper. It ga& writers. It costs so little... saves. m1 n help to shorten the wart . : go mmUt, • ' . . OPEN 10 A, M. to ^P. M. Gdl ELkabfUi 2-1185 St GeprgwAye. (Highway Mondays Thru. Satunlayt ':'•'••'•{'•• 'X.^:^
.•*•. -•-• « fcr replacement- ortlmber'dieetlng atto Bridges, Drainage t- Flood Control call showed eight members present Former Pastor , Mischievous Minors Girl Scout New* _ South ;*irsiFiwf Street lift Bridge andd Committee. ' and one absent Supt of TSiSbJicrv: Worksj advising ..jMinute* of the meeting of April 2fl, Tm SoeaJrSundUiy Npmalicifan Park pa . Saturday and bulldMsad.dntFw>nt- Btt**t lifliftt Brid$*r«aBrid$rBrid$*r«att t pderd , tor the petty thefts-of flashlights andMrs. KroRel'sKroRels" BrowniBrown e *Crppp ,Six^ aAd eesf with pay, and advising of the:copies on the members desks. ' Cranford Methodist Church from • i*«*nin«ndinidii{ award of contiaet cooked" frankfurters the group. Ckwrt Ho«-*v fiizahetu death ot Kennfilh McLeod. InstiUi- Resolution that,all bills approved, 1915 to I»18. will be the. speaker at tion Repairman, on April 17, 1W5: be ordered paid, was adopted. • the 8 p. in, gosDfel-ione-|s8rvioc-ahd IrT, spent Coawnitteoawnittee on CountCou y roads, advls- ' Deputy County Clerk, advising 8 forum in.the church oh Sunday. The prehended thi7 Surrogate, ndvislng services of Mrs. George Ward. week-end- campirtfe at t g bidbids tfee&yedtfee&yd b y«, Ptjrchasinjchasincc Court Clerks will .receive $100.00 in- Women's Society for Christian Serv- g Cabin . at Surprise itte ,for ILl Flwenceil. Morlt*. Clerk Typlst-Wlll ice Is in charge of Uw; program, and k H • • — —^ulu BiBituminouUIVUJIUUUUi sS crement, effective May 1, 1M5, in a£-be required for another month, be- taken were, returned. night of lait week a Giril everyone is cordially' invited to atCour- t Monday nlrit.-JiWge meeiin-J irf March *»r the Hoad. Dept., and «ordance with Cnapter 258 of theginning May 1, i»45, at $10(f.O0 per ,ecrcmony ' was Held : at Si. rwjoiameading award of contracts to s tend. . • '' • *' i ' • ' j»« per i Eawsrpf 4, month..- •'. Sellefs ordered him to appear t School. Mrs. Weber, chair- Jill lowest bidder, ' Sunday will, be. Pentecost' Sunday S-.'>'v.',, State Highway- Oept., approving Sheriff, advising three employees police staOot n to do cleanup wo FoUio^iag rcsbliitloflS Were intro- award, of contracts by Union County and there will be special service's at %W Saturdayorning J ^ km Hesolntica all in the Identification -Bureau are eligi- •9:46 arid 11 a^ iri., conducted 6y the duced and moved lor adoption: for liquid bituminous materials and Last week Lt. George -Ro«w.dn|-Ro«endn|e „••12 .and .„•_. Troop 18 prcsented a ' !•'• ble for' a; salary Increment of $100.00 Rev. Albert Allinger, pastor. At the O)—Freeholder Brokaw for Cttm- bituminous concrete, was.'referred to apprthended three minor boys who | oric^c, play ,,Splc<. Qske (Or T(.a., per annum; "efflective May 1, 1M5.'II a. mv'service there will be infant f v-il mittec on Bridges, Drainage & Flood the Road Committee. ' • Weights .& Measures .advising : were attempting to start a fire bty the 1 flnd T ,2 prcscntC{1 a jk«t, .. Control, recommending award of con- baptism. • ' • . roof of the township rooms. T"«y ' .- j- Hnrclar '"- I '• FUnce*Campbe31 & Darting), tot, Sheriff, granting Warden Armstrong amount forwarded State for Solid n a -l;-vVj Kwii tract, for -hew pipe bridge and related a leave of absence, without pay, forFuel Qcenses. . — The annual Mother and Dauahtcr w«e found to be the same 'boys who regsdidg the probSem ». IlmrtcF. 1 her resignation as Secretairy to' the jt-bidderrRoad Contracting-eo.Tj^-^Twp. of Unitfft.-reojuestittg ~ fresh«MBnts^-W!iU-.be.,.on. -,the_nrogram packed, in .n .Crantocd. c .._^T avenueichancetlby- Rairolntva.»v-^—: . **« setewd 'to to Bridees, J Directoirector enectivenec e MaMyy lS ,, ifffS'. "* of Westfleldi at their bid ,of $1,515.00, to 'take over- as a County —- • Boro offRl. Roselll e PParkk, requesting and all mothers and daughters of thewere called into Police Court with Anton Kovacs with overtime parking, . i Flbod Contral Conunittee. church are Invited to attend. .. J CbtiMty «**. advising was on roll call unanimously adopted. Ave., from itslhterseetioh -Mirith Chest- the Board to take over Locust street their parents and' \ was fined S2. John W. Skerratt of On Saturday thc,:Methodist Youth, 211 Manor avenue, charged by Patrol- of Anna TL. Brandt, Sr (2)-t-Freeholder Brok&w for Com-nut St., In Ufe Five Points Section to in the Boro as. a County road, was re- mittee on'Bridges, Drainage & Flood dividing lfcSc between the Twp. offerred' to the^Hoad Committee. •;. Fellowship will-have a picnic ot Police Court Fi|ie8 . ,'ma—n —.--.--.—Lester .Powel—l with-„„-., failinf.i --to. Grecnbropk Park In Plainfleld at 3 -Control, •tccommending.awaid. oLconr i[ni.on_and tnMJoro of Roselle Park, Election ©bard, advising Bruce Two motorists wire lined in Police, come to. a stop a* a stop street, was .- tract for replacement of. timber sheet- was. referred to. the '!Road Committee. p. m. (Monday evening the officiaoffiial Senaafe Bedric and Gas Stout was gfanted a leave of .absence; h Court Monday nlcht bv .ludgo. "•"- fined S3. ... ;; . nt fifllith Street. I.ttt Following monthly reports' Were re- without pay. fOr one week starting boartd will meet in.the chapel at 8 bridge and reconstruction of present celved and ordered filed! Auditors, •o*dockt*dk - , was referred to May 1st, 1945. mm wooden bulkhead downstream from j[Wright; Long & Co.) Section Board,- advising temporary, Doris, and Mac McDanlel. Dorothy * Food Control and Milton Harris, Elsa and Claude " ' the Sputh Frant Street lift 'Bridge, Report gf_Commlttee on Public Wel- appointment of two clerks for "an in- Elizabeth, to Road Contracting Co.., of fare, recommending repairs to swim,-deflnte. period, 'effective May .2nd,, and Grady arid Gloria and Bob Parison sa?trf W«s«»« Measures, ad- will be the hosts at the mcetinc of- Westfleld. at their bid of'$2^470.00, Wli'popl at Bonnie Burn Sanatorium April 30th, respectively. .... ')¥• visiag "•amuuat forwaxded to State. jlllLildtL teCoupynGlbTHd8l3^ ••"•••X ' -—y — •••••-•"••^.^11 .... (3)—Freeholder Bauer for. the Road bids for same, was received -and-or- leave of absence, without pay, begin- m.' at the church. A social hour will CLEAN YOUR * advisj«f»fadvisj«f n SBaMOT requesj t Committee, approving temporary ap- •dered filed. ' ning May. 7, 1945 to Irene G. Smith. follow the business: meeting. .On _imt TBi ifhww far bjtmmtwns coal Jor pointment of Vito CuhieelloiTafeorer, Following resolutions were, jntror Clerk-Stenbgrapher. -;'i"! .. ' •Wednesday will be held, the mid- VENETIAN Coart tfaotft, d; ajjeefeeajfei , »o po week service of prayer- and Bible «ffeotivffti © iMearehh 23W4S^t$5l7»W4S^at::$5l76pe6 r duced and moved-ior adoption:.r .. following monthly repdrts were jer. 1MB relewed'.tb on roll call iSimously jfllf Freeholder Brokaw for ihceivee d and ordered filed:. : Study" arid Charles Wallaee will bo Buildings day, was the speaker. adopteddopted.. . ' •,'•'*'• Committee on; Bridges, Drainage' & Counjty Treasurer, Chairman, Pur- (4>^cFreeholdear Bauer for the Road Flood Control, accepting work of con-chasing Committee, SupU;_of Weights with file 3-piece Committee, grahting' John -Hanning, structirig bulkhbadon the South First ond Meajsures; JRfth; District" Court; Scbtits Entertain v . soviet* at lbs. librite. Oerk^jrpist Laborer in the Road Department, a St., drawbridge and authorizing final Third District Court; County -Physi- Cranlardt^§hior Girl Scouts Or oae BKHHI Cram .April 2.1945 at pension, was on rail call, unanimously payment to the lioad Contracting Co., cian and iPublic Property, Grounds Mariners entertained 38 girls ,-r£MehQlder Smith for the Fi- the Will broadcast a Christian Science I! - viMtdy «dstiag.tw«r Elirabetij ave- •eommittee, granting Frank H. (4) Freeholder Smith for the Fi-| O) freeholder ftauer. for niK at S^Bra»*di of West Brook. Committeei , grantinti g WardeWdn PubliPbli c PropertyProperty, Grounds and BulldB - program. - This will originate In Bos- Bonnell, Jail Guard, a pension, was nance ton, Mass., and may-bcHieard in New was rt&wnedt to Bridges, Urainage & on roll call- unanimousy adopted. Armstrong leave Of absence, without ings Committee, approving temporary 107-5 N. Union Ave. Grkhford, N. J. appointments of two .elennprs and Jersey, over Station WABC and afftT- ^^ ConiwJ Cbinmittee. ~ (8)—freeholder Smith for ifie^Fi- month, effective May 1, ^dirtJe paid call unaV>imdusly. .helpers anyone Institution Repalr- fated slatlonSi"" man-in-'fejCiltstodiao's Department, ?. BaqsFs ary appointment oif Sally P. Doe, Sr."adopted. (5) 'Freeholder Smith for the Fi-was on roll call unanimously adopted. /iSiate Bighwor IlepL. approving Cerk-Bookkeeper in Freeholder. Brokaw for the fastanfions li A-jencks. regarding in- April 2fl, 1945 at 1:30 P. M. laborer, a pension,, effective April 8,- GRASS WHIPS, for AGRICO FOR GARDENS speetion. made of Bonnie Burn Eana- Bridges, Drainage and Flood Control Y OHAS. M. AFFLECK. 1945, was on roll call • unanimously Committee advising the elmlnation of Cutting Loyig Gnus 100 lbs. 50 lbs. 2.20 ..••'.' Cleik. adopted. - 3.50 (7) Freeholder. Baue bridge over Elizabeth avenue nt the .80 SapC ot IWHie Works .advising (7) Freeholder. Bauer for thEase t Branch of W.est Brook In *ne City 25 lbs. 1.40 10 lbs. sick luw granted to various employ- 'Regular meeting of the Union Coun- Public Properfy, Grounds and Bldfis. thilDit'anGd d Bldfdi of Linden and authorizing the Treas- Our LAWN CHAIRS are 5 lbs. .40V "eeJL' '• -'-..• •.-••' -;: ;•••• ••'•- . • ••- <». S^^^F^hW( ^Mi^uj^"5MicciiQ&MiiBiittiifefci3tf •i|nwr**tW*M^ onfaneat at Sally N. J., on Thursday, April 26, 1945 atoil for the Court the cost thereof, was on roU call 50 lbs. 2.00 7'/2 lb. bag .50 Doe as Sr. Cbrk-Booldaseper as of1:30.p. m. ; ' received, was qn roll call unanimous- unanbnously adopted. 1 Single April % WS at $1*M«W per annum, Director McMane presiding. ••Rojl ly "adopted. There being no further business and Sheep Manure, 5 lbs. .40 was lefeued to tix PSnanee Com- Double 22.95 call showed all members present. . There being no further business and upon motion of E/eeholder. Dudley, Special Rose Food, 5 lbs* - r -.65 reitfee. ' ' ' "• •. •. Minutes^f meeting of April 12,1945 upon motion.of Freeholder "Dudley, duly-seconded-and carried, the Dlrec=. duly seconded anr Dettttiy County Clerk. were approved as per printed copies tor declare^ Board adjourned. Kext Rotonone Insect Dust, lb. .35 «of Oath of Resolution that all bills approved: regular meeting, Thursday, May 10194, 5 at 1:30 p, m. DeLuxe Adirondack*, tbe Unitfti County Mosquito Ertermi- Red Arrow .... -. .35 iV. be ordered paid was adopted* CHAS. M. AFFtECKw rsatioo Co*mnis&on- Following comvnunlcatlons were re- OHAS. M. AFFLECK. Ortler Yours Now! Kem LtouKNPlant Food . •„ . .49 Cleric k 1 siate Kdnray Dept. ceived and ordered filed: Children . Y\tm.—M\$>-*-r '.' ' ' - •' "OK- ajpiee-aenU wtsenne reimbursement Kingston Bituminous Products Co., 2.95 IWtyOCwe .' . . ..-1, ... .CK9 s t;w Mother-Daughter Dinner Adirondack Chairs for Hlrfway T i*' g maintained regarding bid for liquid bituminous Regular rhceting of the g Arsenate of Lead, 5 Hbs7 . .75 •arishm fbjs CooHty. was referred to materials, was referred to the Road County, Board of Chosen Feeholders, Tfce, MMargareg t GreenG e GuilGildd off ththee Rea^y to Paint! the Bead Com-niitee. Committee. was held at the Court House. Eliza- FiFirstt Presbyteriay n ChurcChhh wilill lho) h)dd HammoiuTs Weed KiUer .49 iag mofrfWy reports were Geo.J. Steldlev calllrJg attention to beth, N. J., on Thursday, May 10thit,s annual Mother andd DaughteDht r ddiin i th h SPRING CLEANING NF.EDS an ilaalewd filed: condition of pavemetat adiQlning_his 1945 at 1:30 p. m. ner Monday at 7 p I a p meeting rooms. Children's Sand Box. 36" x 48", with *(yCedar Pertna Moth, One Applica* Aseat; Supt of Weights property on. Springfield Ave., Sum- Director McMane presiding.^ Roll tc aieatates: Third District Court; tilting Sun Top Which May Be . tion Mothproofs fof Life of Fabric, mit, was referred to the Hoad Com- Lowered nt Night, St»nd« oh. Legs, lnst after he lud led Ms assault team to Ae edge FHili DisSrict CVwrt: Public Ffcoperty, mittee. '•-•••' ' ,„ ••'• Per Gcofmds & ffrBJMw*ge Committee and Sheriff, advising Mrs, Anita -1>. in Green and ', " \Jk CtL V Gal. jve'needed des|iefateljr« Quarles, Court Attendant, is eligible 2 HERE'S WHAT UNCU SAM Report «f Aodit of tiie County of Yellow ..,: ,;.::: LarveX in Pts., Qts. and Gals. •••'' ' ' "./.-*';• for an annual increment of $100.00 TJnioa for gieyear 19M. was received '> • •1B» may ttaenbetitting his pkttue.'Hit name is effective April 26, 1945. Moth Bags and Rug Bags 1 WANTS YOU TO DO: 'Register, advising Margaret ,E. WIRE FOR FENCES Jfolm BasiI(Hi«v Mitiiie Guonety SogeaaL He trmveled sjl sinci was out Jor one day on leave Preen, It Gleansland Wajfea, _ without^pay. "\ , i --X the beit method" yei~fouii3rfo"" keep Brides. Drainage- * Flood Control r: Per CCr OWi to bay to your lacome-<« Deputy County -.Clerks>encloslng^ rabbits p^it of your garden is to puput t Casamsttee, i*ganJing bids received Oath of Office of Stephen Negrcy as PL ^- WC then meet it! for eoBSinkctiosi of- a new concrete up a wire.fence. We have ththee ••_ . ... - .4 a member of the Board of Taxation. pipe fccidse and .related wort on Twin Per Public Service Electric and Gas makings in 2 and 3 ft heights! • • Be said: "Ttaudoa't Itaow—ytia can't Icnow—hcnr Falls road near Valley road, New -^3=j=-' Qt. Co.. of Plainifleld. advising that a mndt it nans to Ae.bafs oca Acre whea they liter the " TtrMomtbist ._ mmeading gloSe oh Watchung Ave., bridge and- oihOffr^oWaterrg^ ssasd of cofifaact to lowest bidder on Sanford Ave., bridge, both in , > va. -.UUMWV *-w .————- - — -lone on oanioru x\w.t uiiue^i *&»*• •« • fGAS WATER HEATERS Drying. Clean* Walls and Wood- Bridges. Dsaisage ft Flood Control IbOcs lack home tare just (at a*iodief War Bond Drive $550 A up tees. Drainage ft Flood Control pIatafl ld are broken, was referred ; $187.50 itSee.adnan£.of bads received ri«IU"s' •• . • COAL POT StOVES work in One Operation, 325*350 150.00 210425 AUTOMATIC HOT WATER •; . ,-rar.u , HEATERS Qt, 60c • Thqr gta Bim die 5 Are You Going To Wait Per 1.00 and otttttd ISm * cooiBut-loa. He didn't want if, "I'm a down. Remember, last year we had two War loan Drives' 140-160 75.00 ?? PROFESSOR WHIZS QUIZ? t . UntU It's too Ute> Vfe Gal. 100*140 37JW . jpkin soldiecj." he saiA **f want to stay one.*' by this time* !Ine Seventh is our bersonalcaU to arnu^>two. LOOK > AUTOMATA- :: ; • - - • _- •-••—• •—— •• ••' •• - • •' • •• • —-*—•-—: -n^-.-... -I' drive-in one. That's why our quota is large. \^U»he stayed « plain marine—like Joe and Bill and lit your dollars join Hw fight in the INFLATION :: Bin* A & A UNSEED WHITE t And You'll Want Your House »"•' * We must meet it—we will meet it-for die hero of MIGHTY SEVENTH WAR IOANI Step Stools, Black and - to Stand Out, Too! -- bonds dntina; the Sevemh. He was killed a lew weeics ago .INVASION LIFE BELTS T Iwo—fiur Victory—lor jplride In America. White, Red and White .Per gal. 3.00 INSTANT AUTOMATIC INFLATION Y t McGuire Uawn T Rake», 24' 1.75 "CAMEUSJ1A1R" Irishes dte made from the Whitney's Grass Seed l! 12 Ft Tree A MIXTURE FOP SHADY OR l\ • 2.98 SUNNY SPOTS ant a*ard .to. brush aside th» advantages of a complete PrUner . " : • . teal xria protect home comfort with equal efficiency This Patriotic Message Sponsored • by beat and winter cold. That's the kind, of a Job FREE DELIVERY immL.Schroeder. Phone for an estimate. Learn BELTS ARE b-rm- 1**, arrange lor convenient tirnc (myments. 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Minion 91 « 155 Hi the Bl[lpnus-of-fl* In eai& or etrOUri ctird u> ^, Wlijlam MJ«*» > IlMjjmln lUivuulneiUlf. The Citizen and Chwrnicle team fin- .Hdcp.. •,— « Dr. McKay Elected the ardvr tit Ui* Arcilh«i will be required- of erah UiMflT tvrtirtnz $Un* ud •l»o*.flc-itloo» -i^ed second, winning «T out. of 90 :9>7 751 T5? " 741 T5» 7SJ taourl nuiomlnctlale, bit hrlra, tleAM«M ami W*E iiAXt JiisT Aitour EVERyrraxjto. cames. The newspapftrteiH^'lost two Dr. Kenneth Carcpbeil MacKay, which, shall be relt£mal4# n>3iJMl(inml1r upon •»inel rn>rwntai|To»;'Mr« , Rnumi»l ninoui- Sr«tb«HiM the'tdbw of aiW Arrfaitert at dlTlduallT and' ajf.exemtrtl of tlu> last will and. ejected to {he execuave^cummiaee of IS? Unrsit AAaiwr . EUlaUHhE. . S J . wiUiliUln teten McMahon paced the C GalUeiier 149 138 il IBS ttatiiiVwit ot.Jntni.J Cbttlncham. dorciwd; and r Is Ul the Xetf- Jersey Assocjatioa of Jun- U0U)) ra aftrafr ttw dit* bub an nvelred bjr State ofNrt Jewej ; ".•• ;•. ^ Schlecter's td d bta l M tll t /^roaldft, while Huetteman.and the ' Ilniivl. aatd dttc betas ' »l«>t« ; Taliw ""U^T, * pursuant to an nrd»r of ref •' 'rii were high tor the Hptaify. .^ 'rf'-rasjj^ as presidents at the annual meeting of iertliv*ihaU atall'tla^a be the 1»4}. by' the Oourt nl Chancery of New Jrrteir Paint & Hard' re^ ' latter finished in igurth place. ' of the JLrehitcfC Wv..a rau»'-wbimln UOJTI. VI. Ilopler li com- HALF, DAY WEDNESDAY^ ~ The Uons^lubr^dnntoe^two dT!J&O oUlnint. ind^J>Hli »re defeadanta. Oie 'Jbore Adm. Enkat X King the Lutheran Brotherhood, wound up Bidden Buy b» ttauU«d to ™ to whom oani*a«U~Buy be MMt 13fc 147 KrolaN,-— . 108 139 vuj to the Biard of Bdurallnn. equal to 1M% Imui 52. Hdep. \,_ W ** S* REGULARLY Bf tfae - JKOtract price, as Uroflded for and In accnrduce with the ajMdflratlMia. tM Building Prioritie* 91! 8M 815 70 783 All bliUen ahall teodtr Mllh their bid* a MPHSCT Henry jr^haheen, of Cranford, vice- president and chairman of the New m Receives Scholarship ~JeTsey~H° « Builders' Association's Wiiliam Hanken.-senior in Cranfo: K&A committee, • has advised that High School ajjjd* editor-in-cWef 150 H-l priorities have been released The Spotlight, school newspaper, has for the Red Bank area and 1,400 H-2received scholarships at Vale Univer- priorities' fo£rih^Essex • andHfJttkw lity''>-t6t.SinK S&Sfl ior/his freshtrian County area. .'" year, according to, .the report of 'the •'••••'•:• •freshman -scholarship- committee at that cqUege. Based on his high school record an(J.IN CHANCERY OF. NEW JE IS2/87S .' Prompt and Reliable Service TO: EUiIOTt T. tyOODBUIV (W^aaiigJiBWa^wSffiifcWiviatf^WaHi^^ STORM SASH GOSPEL —TABERNACLE A of the CltfilSIVAV "AVaVMtSSlONARY • ALLIAVCfE "•,-, — Cherry St and Bctford A^enne MASON MATERIAL. __ ..Cranford A • BUILDERS' HARDWARE- 1 HANG THIS Want THE BEST,, Get It At If over your can wants it Standard Lumber & Supply Co. \ expect ioliavefel ne service: - - •• ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN \ High a»d Ghettnur Streets CRwrfottl 64«D8 Restrictions oo making- some types of telephooe\e^quipment V have bfipn lSted, and this, together with the good oe>(S from "EnRSbc^ha^UatQUsed hope- among many that the telephc \ •\ which they have waited patiently can sooo be instaHedy We sincerely wish that tbisjvere so, but our present best m5REWi estimate is that it will take il least a yCar and a half belore we AFTERNOONS BUT WILL CLOSE are able to connect service for all of those who are now waiting ALL DAY MONDAYS. in New jersey. These are the reasons: . .
1 -r-Telephone equipment, including telephone instruments' which and es * can be made most quickly, can be manufactured only to the extent WWO VOW QUOTA....AMD MAKEgf Foi bought those Bonds to help 3^our country win that manpower and materials can be spired from the war effort. f.VOUt MAnnutY the war.TJon't cash them in until the,warjswon! AVEKAOI voutmsoiui. SEE BILL AND LEO | WAliONO Braid 2-=M.anv exchanges are working at capacity—can serve no more 71H WAft LOAN them in until the danger of inflation is over! scribers until they can be enlarged—and in some sections lines are not (CASH VA1IH) •ONUS BOUGHT We carry the Best P»« You bought them as a safe investment for your sur-N available to the central offices. Less than 20,000 of more than 80,000 J phis earnings. Don't cash themritt to make invest-" now waiting for service in New Jersey could be served if we had all quota is—and make it! SXS4SO in pr out" of season , the telephone instruments wejqeeded. .,..,... , •— . J aioass ments that are not equally safe !,To help keep your, bonds intact, here are two things you can do: 300410 BUfY AN EXTRA WAR You who "are waiting may be sure that we will do everything in (1) Put part of ydur savings into a savings account,' onr poWer to serve you as soon as possible, in the order in m 140-ltO •,- DURlNfi— , for ready cash when needed. which you have been -waiting. Orders have been placed, or 100-140 "r.-M •132 (1) If you need cash now, and have no savtnjjT plans made, to enlarge nearly-every telephone,exchange in the UMUT $100 'THE MIGHTY BEVENTH" account to draw from, see us about a low-^ State jusl_as soon as progress of .the war. will jwrmi^buMt^vill cost loan. * , . tike many months to make and install this complex equipment. •• a • • This Patriotic Message. Sponsored by UNION COUNTY TRUST COMPANY you'again for your • patience and understanding. WENUB
HXZABETH BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY mtlAl DEPOSIt
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•" '•) Seventh War Loan The Comrtr^ Social Studies - \ BOROUGH OFisClARWpOD Drive Open* Here TeAcher Resigns Plainfield 3, Cancer Drive SYNOPSIS OF FINANCIAL „ CONDITION OF THE BOROUG1L PROPER . C \ yt The resiEnatleal-of Miss Constance , (EXCLUSrVTE OF THE SCHOOiL SlySTtM). AS BEFtECTCD BYS.THE AUDfT...... KEW>.E*: fOB;. wVry; 1 and dollars' in war bonds, $325,- Benefit Clark,- teacher of social studies in Lin- • Tctal OullUt Buih(»r • —' \ ' Tomorrow In Progress " MABILITIES <*. '. . ' »» rlH«.elil, 0-uratftt •' JnU CuyUI 000. of which are to be in E Bonds, coln School,. was- received by thGarwooc d I ^ • • ' '*' Condition Aatauut Aee«u*< ACCWBCHR THE llOllorcill OWES: . .. - . .7 »' l«pfie"Uection of waste Tt» Hank, (iirJt'omparary Uui-» U» |>hi«iiti- ftntito for Init>r»trmrn1 |iri»|«N-u .7"»^.*Ht' -• ' *•' ' ' 7"rt Art Clark is,from Westflejd. . 1 ' -area in the Seventh^ public Ceremonies rMayor Daub Tosses •Garwood's drive • to,.obtai n funds "To Hundry CreilHiwa. fur utt^aldtiilU. IIUIUHUS. jiiiil I»T r.rjtavmrjiu nf. lu-iia..—..;. H.tiniT''. . s** .***!"' War "Loan Drive, acebrding^GT^ paper wiu be conduttedon Sunday fnVthir American Cancer Society, part ~..'.n'i Field Events Planned; to benefit, the" Veterans' Memorial I.. >'TfTT. fur, livi'jri Li miir .1.. Tax Collector Leroy Glendinning, Saturday Evening janitor's job. in Lincoln School, va- First Ball at Unanu of .a Nation-wide drive, to raise •S".il o.1 :»•> Circus Proves Popular Keniftrorth chairman of the drive. Building -Drive Fund, it. was an- ; ^WOrthBuildmg and Loan cated by John Carley. Interviews will jSS.'OOO.OOO,«. will continue throughout JVr llll.ri C5UH1 rollr.-Uxl In 1!>II Uii- i-aali tor trlili-li'l> raf.ra-Lntll rwpn.... l The drive opened Monday and it . nounced this week by officials of the iodatfan, ett, to Mr. ajsd BI» hi Lincoln School be given applicants at an adjourned As Season Opens to |ia)1iu*nts yiuler Ulc lVI.'tjlHulci4 »»r UAalilr. B» IVI!\ llrT'cnu*** , 3.IM It / ~;:' The annual Field Day of ihe'Keriil- this week, according to William is Expected that residents of the drive. Restdente ami. reminded that rKev«te, .Jr.. prop^y known' Fublic installation", ceremonies for meeting on Wednesday, it -was de- .(Jar-wood's* Question Marks, 'win- Reimer and Mrs. Herman Stcffan, TOTAL .LuniixmsJ : :::. ..;.: CsftS. ".Ti vt • ;..i »« »'.i . worth public schools will be held to- placing their -waste papar at thec 82 Newark avenue. cided. .' • yi ,| morrow from 10 a. m. until late-after- two towns will complete and top the officers of the new Gaiwood Me- ners of last year's Union County Base- co-tchairmea of, the committee ap- ASSETS '»••'__ » • the quota In a short time as they ll aid IK>r!l 01) tidiSSrmay'b^ -cent-rir-tfte^schtoBirpTrpSterin'^iie^^ d^h^ conducted by a firoUP"oPcaptainsan d 1 .* ^erodes tsar-ia eight and judges have fund toprovid e a memorial for : TltK' Urn*. nhli*h HiiiHtntrtlr all tidier Uplift im thr |>nk{MTIlK, ttiTtiltnl... 3*."If5 Hi U.W.I 4T. •ough. had been given the patch test to came to. Unami Park for a. 3-J_ -\yorkgrj_undcr the direction of Mrs. 1'mpprty Acuulrinl hy 4ir»i n*r fttnvlmnr* priu'r^l-nm antl liilil fnr uU» " been appointed. . Mrs. Alice -Cam^ Lincbin . ^ 1 the Kenilworth boys. determine, the-presence of tubercu- umph. the pre-seasoh' contests . baub~"atTd"Mrs.; Milton ""Buchblnder: • ••-• JlNWjnu ttiVclTiMe. arrniali mllrrttMa other than tatw ..-. , 5HH..111 ISS.3I! marota and Mrs: Mabel Anderson of schools or from Mr. Glendlnning. - Walnut street Members of the com- p, l>iw From OUior Itaruucii Ammuta |UM LlaMlltlM) . ,....: A total of $2^76.50 in cash and Try a Cranford Citizen and UQ losis. Out of a total enrolment of 500 ilflin the faculty are in charge and will be Bonds bought at Cranford issuing - wusjiy have been inviteeh to. attend th'e* Marks jhad. shown up well, losing In . addition,. fniWttnw boxes' have offices such as the banks, post pledges has' been received thus far tele'Want Ad for Quick Results. tie. jSStrlotic service. . ' •'•-•• children, the parents of 497 agreed to only one gamfe, that to .the Elizabeth been placed in stores and taverns and Total tlrtirra! A-Wl« ...' .^-. iKrr;:,,.-.-.-^. :..'....• V II '.'Tt VI assisted by MI teachers! LraT: Statutory ltaiertci ; .».:..?,..-.., _ :'...-. NM 'Mi- -• \« mi it in; the hou£e-to-Jhouse canvass and have the test given by School Physi- school girls are appearing, on the r ; r=---^i*opils iw tn^-art classes have pre- office, .Savings and JLodh _jand Mayor .L. Thomas Daub has ^as- A. A. last week. •—.''. ••' » r7i', « i schools, will also add to~ the organization" canvass-tor*tHe "Kenil- ,S5*3ai cian Dr. Carl G. Hanson. • M&yor L; Thomas Daub and 'mem- streets each afternoon, asking for do- ' • lljwik Vahif of (".oni-ml >»ru > , | pared fed, "white and blue ribbons as sumed £he chairmanship of the com- Caill Available iff) lUmka at HIP rli.T I" wf ' J awards. Parents and friends are, ln- Drive. Previously, Leroy Glendin- ._ Mpndny higtyt a large group of resi- Caah Cr«llt» in \v ror«iv«| (win ln«o« levlw! irf intt ami prlrvr in.; inn. Opening on the keynote^ of speed- tion. Reserving the entire day as aphysician and school nurse and those ljand to make a e- :' . day in which tribute should be paid School; Dr. 'William W.uester, direc- .'" TOTAL ABBET8-:..:•.....•...•...:...... :..•...:...,._....~._; „• 1 is.is.rriTnT trr:.»«» the cessation of hostilities on the to the veterans of World Wat I- andgiven, further tests,, including .'JC-ray tossed out the first ball. A large .. drinks during th'e'day/Tne proceeds low are listed the contributors who examinations at Bonnie BuVns Sani- delegatfqh of townspeople, made t tor of the-Green MemoriaT Tumor Tni8 IJEAVTSI .vy uxrEiw rtp A'SSKTS o%T:n' i.tluiii'.ifii:s • wrtini is yirestern' Front, Uje Seventh War the present conflct, the Mayor has $ t,r.-.M«-, to benefit their graduation fund.. Loan is being sponsored by every have^brougbt the total to$2,876.60 . tarium without cost to the parents, he Marks feel that the. "team will.'have Clinic in Elisabeth, was. the principal ' , TKUJIKI) HUWU'H It^'EiiiCK ,'. ..:. •.. ..: t H'.»l"7. 7"» . . •The tiny Tots' Circus", a presen urged residents iand storekeepers to 1 community in the Nation. OtHcJ contributory will be printed TODAY — no. — $AT. fly thc American flag and to arrangreported:e . the backing of the community this speaker, and slides *ere' shown to il-> AUDITOn-8 RECOUMENOATIOM9 tatioh of the Kindergarten anfr nrsrt front time to time during the drive. ... ' * lustrate his talk.. He emphasized, the 1. Tluit Anminl Tax Kato^ 1^ (>»ntlinuHl. ' . ' ' suitable patriotic decorations. ' • Mr. Nicolello also, reported that 44 year.' liy utatutc. •' 'r' •. grade classes,proved so popular as Mayor M. J. Berzih, dtaicman. of danger of cancer and the euro that is %.'J. Tim I (III rfTiirRi lip. mailo in 'niilnt il)r uiiMuiKlinc pcromul •• .'Anthony" Materia iXrill be installed children were examined in" the annual . The score was tied Sunday' in the taVPA nnd I1IHKI> tintt nrt' uumllivtH.ilf l^o. catn'rllcil. * 'CEBTtriCATE' an assembly proispjrajir Friday that it the drive, has ur^ed residents to make pre-schbol- round-up sponsored by thefourth .inning whei£i»a home- run bypossible if thte disease is detected it. That all the nnni'i'llwl (*yu|>niia aVid Uiuiln b<' r^irrd-prrniA- was'given Monday night for parents Bertha Emde Engaged as commander of the, post. Other offi- nontly In 'Uu1 -liontl rculatprs. ' . ' .• -. , their donaiions as swiftly las posdfce P.-T. A., and held last week. the Bpwmans de'cldefl'the score for while in an early stage._ i. Tliat n rworil lurlnlnllic t" «ilillor< anil aathn> o»>niii'tl,>n • MntilrltMl A.-i*«m llantt from tlu- |I»H Audit ltrp«»rl-a cers to ,bc iristalledi.are: First vice- ajnl ^.-» t»nlilt-.|iril 7l rT and friends. Nearly 500: townspeople To Kenneth Terry in order that the house-to-house can- •the afternoon,-Pcie Prezwoimy, cen Elizabeth "••••• .••••'* cci:"nmander, Walter*J?l6shcr; 'second s . S.^ That alL. lliti'rfliml a'rnninl' halxiiro* lii- (rnn«tt»rpil 1»,'iiii ,,tlli*. Mllli came to the Monday performance of vass, be completed and oQier fund- Lovv 1 1 vift-commnnder, Peter Hart; third ter-. fielder on the Plainfleid team, insurance company, "Mr." (I^ Tlull ttfi? .nttnrnry IK-'liitHiortretl. to pri'liare Olo ticrpjc».iry the circus, according to Supervising Mr. and Mrs. Christian J. Emde of Transfers-of ' - tax-«nlo ccTtlllcai™ that, cannot l»- 1I..OIIH1 . WALTKtt S_ rakihg ventures be planned. The x 1-v-pommnnder, Charles CaspaHeUo; Blammed out a triple off Billy Fulton spbk'e-^ind expliiined mat Principal Edwin W. Kraus. 579 Fairfield avenue have announced goal is $50,000' and the drive will the Number 1 killer j in 7. That ii »yjl"|Wl« nf fills ninlll, li(l;othn the engagement of their daughter, finance officer, Rosario Licitra; ser- and Manager Bill Long of the Marks dutlona hi^ri'ln t'outnltted. li© putiltAhisl. ur I* 8er*l«e. » • American Legion Auxiliary, jv^ho- will from East street. ' ' '; bf.th when a. walk, a fielder'sand every community ifo'give gener- High School and is. a member of t Kenilworth Mirrled-Blnde. Ifeu'l Oub itut -Bobby Buric, Kathryn Lelnkauekas, letvaw feUa KMd in Uie Hitii41M* AiuiUCKry ' . ce "and an error by Red JClooster- THEtAS# Billy Fischer, Leroy Schmidbauer arid H00.M.. •. :\ •tt the arltiaal »re the w«*d« u#ed by PnuiUltt. Itbtrui loan of mifarfali utl aM••! toUan. ' , ay •• ..,' • •.:' 5 AJrs. Vincent Rizzoiflt president; Mrs. Paul Mohary.,: property in the souths pitcher, scored aciety drive arid thus secure the latest in New York City. Mr. Teftry is a Mr. wi(J Iln. W»ll*r Vcotera WASJIOt MBKSWAN man,' Bowmans' i\ Jane Bcnihtente. . • •Norma'. Pearson, secretary; and Mrs> eNy side of Wilow avenue, methods of detection and cure, for graduate of Rahway High School and. > .iso.wy Garwood man. themselves and'their families.: Mrs. Dorothy Kltylnsfy played the part Mr. tad-llri. T«ul ArH, Jr. part in .the contest .which is open to JU>uis J. Martel, treasurer.. 'rrom'-Ea-st street. ^^--' IT-Kloostfirman held Garwood to one . ^ Is with, tho office.jtaff off the Pitts . L v Fred Dushanek was 'in charge of the M of Mr. Sharpo, the Sword Swaltower. r tSB.lt all boys of the community regardless County Commander Dills and his Mr. and Mrs. EaWMohary to Mr.hit and struck out sevcn but ho gave burgh Plate Glass Company in New- ' .Mr. and Mri. TrIU HMmhirh "MARYLAND" staff will be -the installing offi- and Mrs. Molnar, one tract in plate collection that was taken at complete diet, Tumbling clowns were Bobby Seale, Mr. and Mra. Vrank h. Da«U, Jr. of age." ierly side of 'Willow avenue seven biases on balls.. Thc game wasj Max Hentschel, Anthony Fazienza, : ... MM. Uary UarktMn IMPORTANT WT10NING DATES fa cers.' Delegations from every Amer- halted in the seventhJnning because' m . $!».» feet from East street and- one in Onrwood abundant in all nood- Jerry. Nesbltt, Howard CrtRpu, BiHy In planned for July 1 Mr.-and Mr*. TbotttM- "" -1S coupons are good for four gallons. • bettjon—1*081—and—Auxil[ -No-4jUqta has. hocn (lu*l*ve Black Buy War — BUNo.2- tract in the southerly side of Willow as. this is the first year tha't the com- ed vitamins and with Johnson and Billy MoGeehan. Lor- JToMjih Oaytntun. . Unit inTunion County :.•:'.••.-.:.'••»• hvenue 130 feet from East street.. . II II • . v- n uF, . ? Yalne Kovacs was Madarn Snooks, the Mr. and MM. W. 0*U1W 8tTGA&—Stamps No. 3^ and 36 in Book Four good for 5- pounds. AL|CB . TYRONE to attend the afifalrj^ ing the 0 munity has participated, in the drive; BRIEFS Mr. and Mra. AUr«d Clwn, 8r. Margaret J. Thorpe and Livingston, 3b « 1 llarwll, 21i ....It I a rich, meaty flavor ,PAYK POWEK public eeremomtrthere will be a party 1 Lnw'waln. 2h 00 l'i'trow. rf (1 -0Mayor Daub has pointejflout that .few —ShakWHH.VeV Charmer^.-iFhe^^ w^^»" — — ~ ^ ^ » . — — » »-. —Monkey-Shin -— — if —© -Waltep-Borain,-Bon,of Mayor UiLand M«. Walter Koth SHOEft^AIrplane Btamps1..2 ?ndjl to, BookJ^ree aw good her husband, loMr . and Mrs. Eman- Brhumun, c J*II (!r«y, ff ..„ .«. •« o n communities In UnioivCourity are that dogs really Mkhatl Load. for thenewrwigion members at = the ....» 0 .0 Mob was portrayed by Joseph Rego. and Mrs. ,M. J. fierzin of 17 iNorth uel S". "Kushkin,Tjr6perty"Inlhc""south- Walltor, ga ....(I 1 I'nwera. If ••••« Ovdnta A. NolaNon MEATS,:.tATS-r-Red 10-polnt stamps YS and Z5 and A2 through U21 •n€UJ " "AX JOLSON ITaHoiel. i ' ••-. " (in-cc :U> •—0 go for/ Edwin Kraus, Robert Eagle, Peter 22nd street,, with the 165th Infantry, Mr. and Mr*. Ulc ecly-liJxc.-of Spruce avenue, 150 feet C K. Whltt. iu 0 itul BuMluno : /now valid. ' __ KamkSy. lf "l Garwood's and he called upon every Raby, Dudley Neville, Peter Tlno and 27th Division, now on Okinawa, re- ''. " in -' There, are now-approximately 55. from Center street. HCBI. Hi 0 rinur'lin. lb l> Jowvh Bhallevmi • . Mnrlw.-c 1 resident to give -what he could -to thc Henry Tavencr. . . .'»..•' cently was pictured' in a Metropolitan MtUian thNsahky ' PROCa^8ED>OdniS—Blue 10-point stamps H2 through. Z2 in Book Four, Veterans of the present war and the. Tlcrney. rf .".1 Ove.DaJryt45A.il .Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Setter to Klooat'n, l> ..0 • Pultun, p .•:....<) battle against cancer, one, of the.moss} Famous Living Statutes, an impor- dally paper as the proud owner of a Mint 8lgn tant part of any circus, were played dog found on the front-lines at Oki- Mri. 8. Von BortUl . which was first organized in. the falL X-Illazo .— 0» 0importarrt of the projects planned for FUEL OIL—Period 1,2,3,4,tuld 5 coupons are now good throughout heating ?WL aU>d SAT. £ BBSABa BRE halt interest in one tract in the north- the post-war years.in America. ICONOMICAt by Harold Foersch, Clayton Smith, nawa ond adopted by 1iis outftt. Lt Mr. and Mr*. CUnuUe Curry Though, newly-established, the Gar-erly line of NorTh avenue, 101 feet 3 5 2 TotaU I -1 • ! season. ' . ^ • / / •• ' •' . • i' llattcd for Mario In SUi. "Albert Renk, -Donald Mynes, Bobby Herein has been In the Pacific Theatre I2O00- wood Memorial Post 317, American m TT from Cedar street, and one tract at Plalnfii'ld ., 0M 2«»-3 Healthy Seed Malsch, Beverly Thomas, Treasure of. War for 27 months. LOCAL BOAM D HOUHS—Monday through Friday—10 a. m. tb 4 p."m. Legion, has already played an Impor- the intersection of the northerly line tS«rw«u€laM-Benny ;,%^nci:||e|| ry '.. I • MON. — MJE8. — rt i 'ttaffairy affirs ans and idt it Thrwi ba»o lilta— Prezwozny. Homo run* — For seed, examine the T : i .VZfltalL-^-ijsa;,^ Wednesday—-7 to-l> p. m. .--•••- Saturday--^a^m^to-12 noon. tant part of First ayenucand-ithe-westerly-line : -I^rr^*tel^;tn^MWcl«'Mon^*ne &3tfe£ ev«ty convenienci e and •H»Hfln»kyr".'I>«iN« pl»y«—Walker- «o •• IwWS" lulls Graceful Tour consisted of Jo Anne opportunity "to returning veterans >*JKTOK{8mt«|S the Rev. Otis Moore, pastop 6t the' iLaura Hrycenko and John, her •ff Fulton, 3; o« Ultonda. I. Struck out.liy— Weak vines or ones whiel . show Schenck, .Barbara Lugara, Carol Kenilworth. Commi|nity Methodist SWN.toTUES. ZblGBTTS from Garwood. Klooatarauui, T i by Fulton. S; by Bllonda. 3. Freund and Peggy Kuch. ..* A. Vandor Btel husband, to (Mary Roman, lots 233 curling or distortion of the leaves YOU mm KNOW WHAT YOUHE MISSING! Church, at the 11 a. m. service on Model Airplane smith,, who has made a life hobby of Wtllliuii PlfM t arid 234, block 11, map of Section No". may be diseased, and tubers team popular number was, theSundaytJiLthe_ftyjenihg_aL7 p. m, 11. lUrtinann model airplane building, will be the "A TREE GROWS ••-. -- — 110.00 - •• • Girl Scouts Plan 1. property of New York Suburban Plan Food Sale inch Ail)? should noF-be kept for It'sDEElicious.DEEliBhtful.de- Caruso Sisters, ami the Kenilworth James Lister and Edward Macauley, Mr. and Mra. ludwlc Adama • Contest May 30 judges. Matteo" Cardtlla is secre- ~=iN BROOKLYN" Land Company, situate at Garwood- seed. From healthy squr Skatir^e Club and those taking part Mr. and Mra. Edward Andt A food sale iind^Bazaar wlft be held" . serving of praise. ItVBREIDT'S delegaies to the Conference of Young Cash prizes totaling .$4^wlll be tary of the show. Outdoor Picnic Trips Westfleia. = by the Ladles Aid bersc«eggitjantj , pepper and tomato Mtan. .- / -in this number were Barbara and People at East Orange, will report to Me. and Mra. Jaaeph ttalley Socl«y£y~S>f St. Kei Mellowed BEER—sold Hi-, and lira. Victor Btekah* offered; to Kenilworth boys, in the Last year more than* 00 boys toolt Garwood. Girl Scouts have been Paul's' Evangelical and. Reformed plants, .Pickjbnly good," weU-shaped Madeline Caruso, Robert Maryott, the Youth Fellowship. Mlla VtoNOta Bruea ' - . . Model Airplane. Contest to be held NIGHT' taken advantage of the first warm fruits 4hat show no rot spots or 1 right in your nSghborhood. Mr. and Mr*. 'John Catboy 4l Church Saturday from 10 a. m. to 2 " .Frances Longo, Sheila .Ferguson, Mrs, Bertha Venters is chairman of VtotttV. Coktlat ° BRENNAN A TOYE days this week by taking picnic trips, BRIEFS blemishes. > / • • • / . :e Memorial Day, It was announced this p. -m, in the bas^ment^of the church. BEER O •"" Joyce"Coleman, Mary Borys, Robert the entertainment, foe- the. gala Re- Mr. and. Mra. Joan* Ottate rVE». and TBtnt&>—2 at*«Hest Bite Troop. 56 took a picnip^ lunch to a The Board of Health has received fluttava Otriaeh. " '. vl^eek. The money has been given by t. I'.BKCNIUN ' . . . ' CC.WI New members will be received into P.U» Br*Mt nr»*lni Co., BIiab»th. N. J. lp Clravolb, Mary Vitale and Kathleen publican Club Picnic-planned for t > Mr. aad Mra. iMd ONIM WiUiam Zeus, president of the Na- ***** ny Tinninf near-by Stream and held an out-of- complaints in" regard to the dumping the church at the 11 *. m. service on Weakens Steel - Meredith. Arlene Martlnkovlch was June 10 at Miller's, Grove. The en- Mr. and Mra. Chattel Cutlet . tional Tool and Manufacturing Com- 1 doors meeting. Troop 10 hiked toof garbage and other refuse along Steel Is seriously weakened by the Mr. and Mra. Vrank Vlacutrlck lt Suwday and-the Rev. Walter C. Pugh, - i^ Polly Plump in the circus. tire community, is invited to attend Mr. and Mm.. Watratt' Oauihan pany, and by the "itenijworth: Lions „ Tamaques Partthis.week and cooked South avenue near the Cranford line presence of as little as one-tenth of " / ^wator, will preach on the itopic, "The '• • ' The.Bowrwow -Brothers actwaa|ththe festivities from 1 to M p. m.. Mr. ahd Mra, V. VMUM - Club. .'.--. and also along other streets in the 1 ne?fcerit of hydrogen gM, and this Mr. ami Mra. A. Uaau supper there. ••...-"• Wily Spirit." Sunday^chool win be put'on by Edwin McKinnie, Frank There will be dancing, refeeshments damaging effect Is even greatei^ In Mr. and Mra..P. HIM - The exhibition Judging.will take Several Ganwood scout officials at- borough. They have asked the co-at 9:45 a. m. JThe-«holr will hold a - Rlzzn, Frank Garrlck, Kathryn Alley, and prizes. -;'. Mr. and Mra. H. KattlnaU place in the,basement of the Com- JTudjr Qarbnd^BIiuvairiH OWHea .pperatton of the .public in appre- Bteels containing manganese.^ Mattle Chester, Charles Evflns and Mr. and Mra. Harold K*rr tended the Council-Leader party at regular retiearaal this evening.^ The Kenilworth Lions Club will Mra. j. Kovaea _. munifer "Methodist Church at 2 p. m. the Westfield W. M. C. A. last Wed- hendittg persons who'are respohsible Dorothy Fuller. Thc MeKlhley Prin- meet this" evening at 6:30 at the Mon- Mr. aod-Mri. Clifford W. Uoaaberc- MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Mr. and Mra. Vt*i Pttbn and the field trials will follow at Col- 'ncsday evenly and among the local for the dumping. Violators will be cesses were Jo Anne Schenck and roe Inn. - , , la color Mr. add Mr*. O. Powera ' • lege Field unless a-larger area is . JilUl. TltS. •:« representatives were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. punished to the full extent of the Winifred.,Adams. Bruno .and hisItawrence Krampert, Christian Mr. and Mra. Hehntlan . fjSaT ' Sat 1:41. 4:11 8:45, B:M Tune in Station WAAT law. The. Garwojod police are co- Mra. A. BaaaU - — . Dougherty, Miss Rogers and Mrs. rv« tain a speed of 230 miles an hour. 1 bora gretu «nd «rl"W KtBlih. wen • LABORERS DeaUr /or ••.*m %$)"••••'•• the program were Mrs. Ccmlglla, Mrs. and Kcnilworth. Thoso attending first inning and it looked fop a while it in your horn*. from u^der fintwuiUi «nd eoitelM! • 'feiit'. IS* mean? less repair. By lessening repairs Ciravola, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Fischer, were LoreHa Amershek, ^Eloanor as if the score would be outbalanced. Pluadajaalt LMVM btad* white wd toftt A boon Mrs. Raby. Mrs. Freund, Mrs. HenFronhofer- , Dolores McCloskey, Hel- Bertolottl made the first home run of to wir workWl A -mum" torywnt- you help to save gasoline, critical ma- CLERKS and TYPISTS HenlAbleuiosferyoti Good Pay-Permanent Jobs ghaw, Mrt. HenUchel, Mrs. Koth, Mrs. en© Minch, .Nonna Shaw, William the season for Mayfair and Morilla, v •mho we trylni w beep Kuch, Mrs, Lugaro, Mrs. McGeehan, Holland, Jack'Lafayette, Frank La- pitcher, and Taubert, led the hitting "M or without experience * JOHNEHIJJORO.D. tet^als and valuable manpower. Will Rom, Doralnick Llmonefond Richard Where there s U ll • ««» WMC N • Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Schrocder, Mrs. In the game. Van Chapp and Kilscy III a '"" work you help? "orba "'• " — excelled for Carpenter. Tonight the -IX- ons-ehib-will-play a C. I. Or-teanv you'll hear- ... WatBotutt Mis* Mulligan's fifth graders are , Dart Oiit Siulto and on Tuesday the Volco team will \ working on productTmaps Nof • North will destroy "ftnd corrode the play-the-Lions. -~. ,\ '_~_^- America* and tfee^fousrth graders ar* many delicate parts in your radio, PVBLICt fICE aikfag maps of the IJnited States. ruining tuning eoadensera and tane Defieleat Color VUloa ;"Me»day"^ftfternoott.^lMB "" and tuning eeutfoli. Du»t eut yor About flye ralllloa pewfinf In the Hmy tJnlt«d States have dfltl :itofti. ^i-^^M:M^2k^&h-2^'i: &» Wk0$MMMM : i : i : !; :; ; :c l > : ; : gp^-jafofr^^ '•;•*''•••" '•' •:':- •''•:•• ^- I&t&ehtt, .•;.••,-«••-••••.-.• :•>.>.--•,'•:•;-^£I'•- --'-'- - "-- ••*••••'••' '• •'• ' V» 'K ' • ,:::.; ;' • V- ;•••••• --••/ • ^y. . •,yiy' '"""'y:-*^:jl :^JL-i:iI:2y""' -' '"' •••l"!!il L "!":'•:''^S^lLJJLJIJL '•* "• ' • "-••• ••' ''";'-*'''••"'' •• • '' ^
Osteopathic Auxiliary Rotary Club Ha* Stop Street Violators Motor Vehicle Inspector Andrew SSS^^^^5£S Annual Ladies* Night Fined in Police Court MacConnell "charged Anthony tHFabia nue -was given a suspended $5. fine Reaches Hospital Goal 0^.213 Centennial ayenu«( with: jSpeed- providing that he confines his dog to The g6al ofthe Women's Osteoi i O(ie- Jnjf and he was fined $5 a'n3~$2 (ibst Luncheon pathic Auxiliary of Uni6n County of attended- the anniuat ladies' -Might diu: bended for failing:to tome to a full of court.. Louis Rastetll of Kenil- "Thomas McFee of WinfleW' was $1,000 for the Memorial Hospital" in ner and eaterfaTnmeat of the Cranford, stop at stop streets wet* fined $3 ei<* wdrth, charged with driving.without fined $2 for parking in a restricted 1 Rotary Glub last Thureday night In In I»olice Court last Monday evening Elizabeth has been reached, it was license, was fined $3 and. $2 cost area and Charles ^f. Wodehouse of 4 variety reported at the May meeting. of thethe Park Hotel, PlairSield, by iudgo Carroll &, Sellert/ They Riverside drive was fined $1 for-over- on auxiliary last Thursday at the home President Windhester xw»r« Henry- Whitcup of Elizabeth, f. •• Annual Banquet TWirs. Evelyn LaureJ of 2 McClellan time parking.. Set Lawrence Bon- to street . Plans, were announced at theserved as Urastmaster -and extended Beatrice Tbtten of 455jar6oksrd^pTace to the Masonic-Temple. .The Public of. Mrs/ Russell Douglas of 1 Tulip street was fined $3- on a. charge of nell and" Patrolmen Lester Powell, is Invited. To Be Held May 28 the welcome,- and there, was com- • ,. ,- • ••.'• —- ^ ' * street Plans wero announced for amunity singing with the Rev. Frank KM.:"' :• In PUinfield Hotel bridge party to. benefit the.hospital M. Sherlock!, past'president, at the KENILWORTH ...Newrofflcera of She Cranford Col- to be held oh June -8 at the home of piano. Door 'prizes were awarded to G A R WOO D CKANF O lege Cliib wire elected Monday eve- Mrs. Gordon Losee of WesWeld; Mrs. titles. Casper <*reco. Mrs/ -E. L. Heden- ning at the thib's annual meeting at Charles Smith of Westfehf will' bebErg and'Miss Cassell. -• ' UI. No. 17. ' the home ©f.Mrs. D. Smead Berry o. cc-hostess. »''.v. ••- ,, . Professional entertainment was* CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1945 406 Prospett avenue. They are a: It was reported at the Jneeting "that offered by Lee Maittes, master of cere- fpllpw&:-Second vice-president, Mrs, 870 hours' of Red Cross work has monies and'Story teller; Lorraine Mil- Bond Drive Passes BertyT succeedi'ng.^wi¥5[,*fe;Faste re- been done by .members to date .this ler, acrobatic dancing;. Joe, Kane, One of Two New Shorties by cording' secretary.'. "Mrt. Alan Jteer- year. Sixty-tWo-large , and_^smail singer;'.arid Mimijilerrill, tap, dan- Five ore 50,% Mark^ Here Mother Hears Qn$ Sot} Kilted, [Send-off v 1 1 X iwer,' succeeding Mrs. Richard J. scrapbookp s have been' made andsenf cpr. DDancini g "followed " wilh MMMIJ The Cranford and KenilwortX 'ogt; and auditor, Mrs. tun v. un to vacibus hospitals.i-including Lyons ty Bill Cron and his orchestra. area has 53 percent of its total Another Wounded in the Pacific by"miAmon*g the guests were Mr... and t succeeding Mrs. R.. P. Fcnguson. Veterans' Hospital and Camp Kilmer Prisoners quota and 34 percent of its "P" Ens. Eugene George McGarry, UJS. Mrs. Victor D. Shaheen; Mr. and Mrs. His last letter home was dated Janu- Officers of the College Cltfb are Station Hospital. Two afghans have bond quota, .in the Seventh War N.R.; 22'years old, reported missing; ary 11.' ' War Dead Wednesday Clarence.. Fritz, Mr, artd Mrs. H. J. elected for two-year terms on alter- been knitted,-one for the Red, Cross Loan' drive, it was announced since January 13, has been-declared Shaheen, Mr. and Mrs. £. C. Me- Enlisting in December, 1942, Ens. nate years, and, in' addition to theand one for the Memorial Hospital. Liberated yesterday by Robert E. Crane, lo- „„_ JeGasb^fc^il jk5.j _. . For ff to the- United National Cloth- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lissenden, Mr.. A.U.S-,-2& ««ived-nis-«otritais$.jon-March 1,- dent; Mrs. George Albertson, flrsi Dimmick, Gundersen, As of the close of business years old, has been wounded on Oki- at Pensacola, Fta. He volunteered Vice-president; Mrs. Burton Belden: ing Drive -and 21,672 surgical dress- and Mrs. Casper Greco; Mr/and M Tuesday night, the two communi- To Be Guest Speaker; rs Roy Bliss, Mr', and Mrs. E. K, Love- nawa, according in messages receive* -for night fighter duty last summer cbrrcspondine secretary;. ondij^ Ings' have been made in Union. jfiouij- Rackmyery Gulick and ties had reported 2,082 bonds of Several Men Also 1 ; r while stationed at Atlantic. City,' and Many to Parade .tniaiincey Hale, ' (FStStJrc'rT X" *•*' '"toy Tnfembers^ filne«HS6ptembcsv~- ,,,all_ descriptioiis.^ sold, .—totaling— W ••;.m .-Plans-were announced for the club's •The following new'officers, elected land, Mr. and Mrs. Fred-HuettemanV Lisk Write Families $355,131, and 2,002 "E" bonds Mr. and Mrs. Miftoh Harris, Mft. J. A. Born in Cicero, 111., he had lived in : . annual banquet which will take place at a previous meeting, were installed Five: additional Cranford boys who aggregafing $l,li,712.5t).. The : Physical Exams - - Union Cpurity Prosecutor and former by Miss" Anns..Thompson: President, Zingales, Miss Adelaide Weil and Mr. Cranford for 15.'years. -•':.• Qn Monday; May 28, at thc Park were prisoners of war of the German local quota is $625,000 and the Sehd-ofTceremonies will be held, at Mrs. W.M^IJartiHton; first-vice-presi- and Mrs. ft; C. PYarreri all of Cran- Looking for a lush' summer coat? Then, see this boxy A graduate of Cranford High School member of. Congress from the Sixth Hotel in Plainfleld. Mrs. Jool ament hive communicated with "E" bond quota $325,000. the municipal building next Thurs- dent, Mrs. K. Ostrhnder; second vice- ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cran with the class; Of 1936, he attended Concrcssional Distriet,' will- be the Mitchell Is chairman of the 'banquet shortie illustrated with Its six large "not-to-be;-buttoned". their families this week, Informing . Mr.'Crane "pointed out that Union Junior College for a year and day morning' for the' May "quota committee and is being assisted by president, • Mrs. .Woler Fasnaeht; re- nell and Miss Passell of EUzabeth. them that they lire with the Allied $42,000 of the '"E'\bonds sold g y principal speaker at Cranford's fourth ' Norman Gibbs :was chairman of the pearl buttons .... or, choose a Cardigan Briefer with of selectees from-'Selective Service" ryy * 'Mrs. Charles M. Ray, Mrs. M. Scordin. g secretary; fairs. -Douglas; cor- armies and oryheir way home. T/Sgt. •jthus far have been purchased by was at Cobpe?-TJnioh Jn Ne\v York war-time observance of Memorial - committee on arrangements, assisted softly sculptured neckline, easy flowing sleeves, graceful Board' 5, comprising Cranford; Richards, Mrs. Charles J. Lupea'n responding secretary. Sirs.. J. F. Os- Lloyd L. Lisle, CW; Carl Dimmick, Lt. local employes at Qie Western. -Day-next-Wednestlay-evening -at 'the-— by . Joseph' Minton _ Ernest Wolford? wood, Clark^and Winfleld, ifwas~an:-- Mrs. D. H. Leonard, Mrs. Hale and trandcf; treasurer, Mrs. W. Hollsteiri; u gO!red siving-back! Both in Sportlelgh's "Lushia"... an Neal Gundersen, S/Sgt. Paul A: Rack-, Electric Company and urged noilnced yesieyday by L.'. B.' Hazzard," and publicity-chairman, Mrs. ft. CDr. . John Pillion-and Dr. Carl G. Han- Memorial Tablet,. North, Uhion^ and * : myer^ Jr., and Lt. Spencer Gulick, other local residents to make art chairman, Thos9ordefed.uf> forin- 'Mrs- Ferguson. Mrs, Robert Rubsa- son. " " • '• . " '• ••'•'• ^exclusive ..fabric" by American Woolen Company! In Sprinufield avenues. This was an?- mm men- is chairman of the program that Pfarrcr. ''' ' .. .. . • ,,: will soon be in Cranford to. tell ol effort. to • do their full share Jjduction follow: . • * • A box luncheon w,as enjoyed at four- summer cplbrs . . . Hunter pirik, Ttu^iubJ^e, lime, nounced yestcrda'y by Dudley J. Croft, .- "evening and wUl'be assisted by Mrs. • their experiences In German, prison - toward helping- the community FMM CrtnUrt »r f•rtMrly Irtm Cf•»•««!— — Vogt, ,Mrs. Charles Turner and Mrs.the meeting.. An invitation, has been Transfers of ' :•" navy!" Both shorties in junior sizes 0 to 15! Coat Salon, c3ni|«: •••"•. . • • ' reach its. goal. -Ulrhanl l>. GunUifr. HAtnw. N. V. secretary of the'committee and acting extended to all who. are interested to ; v .ttinhill L l|«>V1n. 210 llelfwl *rc • Hay bWeill, Jr. Second Floor. ' .- ' . >'' ....' To* date no communications have l..mard i;. Illll. Jli" Uiii'ililn- ur. • chairman of the speakers' committee. attend a meeting ot the Lay Board of Cranford Real Estate been received, by the families of eight rharlen V: llulniuM. 1H M.viilp HU .'The Memorial Day committee, of New mengbers of ,the executive the.. Memorial Hospital at the Elks Tluuului Wnlrl. 13.lnluooa avc. board/Of' the ColWge/Club" were'an- The following deeds have, been re- other Cranford men who. were being KalieH I'. Mic>llltan, S23 Walnut ITC. which Judge Carroll K. Sellers is* Club.lElixabeth, tomorrow at- 8 p. m.corded jn the office of County Register J nounced at st meeting of the board last held, ihi^deernany. They are T/Sgt. fnm CUrk t«w«tM»— chnirmnn, will mtol af B:30 p. m. Bauer at the'Courthouse, Elizabeth: •.-••I -. Alfred D'AlessandtJH; Cpl. Hans C; Wedriesday ' lluillvy L. IlsctT.- 54 Jaraiul »»c. Monday evening at the home ot Mrs. : Moncl.'iy in the municipal Building' to Cranford "trust Company to Mr. Wergland, Pfc. llniH'rt K. Hill. IKS \VJ»tHiJ(l »ie. - Beldfcn at 10 Manor avenue. They Local Sailor Met W. Keetch, Pic. Rcgistrarrts otdered to report • ttte were guests at .the executive board and Mrs. Vivian F. McAllister,. lot Frank Kolanko," E. J. Moppert, Jr., coniplole final arranRcVneh'ts-iWor'the" Ernie Pyle in Pacific . 4fl, revised map of Severin Park.- same morning for pre-induction phy- Mrs. Evenurd KempshitU annual observance'. meeting^ The. committee, chairmen Lt. Vincent Gi and. Sgt. Owen Club Elects sical examinatibns follow: • "It was really a sad-shock- to hear Jeannette B. Armstrong to Charles • who will be on the boardy are asrol- • • • ENS. EVtittTC MeGARKY .'" Frew Crtnlcrd «r'f«raitrly Inm Cr*afar4— Tlie parade, expected to be one of that Ernie Pyle 'got him' on Okinawa." A. Knauer, property in the northerly Since the United States tiovern- Iluluuill C IMtifl. V:M ICariun rd. the larccstin peveral years,- will form • ...'•! lows: Program, .Mrs. J. K MeAteer. during the' past few days by'"their education, Mrs. T. G. Reynolds; pub- I only saw him a few times but hesideline of Pine street, 375 feet from ment has announped that all prisoners l«-i»r tiliHuin IV riuditnui *%. . at -5:15 p/m. at ChcstnuX^trcct and Foster Home Speaker mother, Mrs. EUzabclh -M; Gearrick \VtlH(HH-«'. YlloiuT, 2ti- lUhiptnn rd. ' licity, MrSi.Rubsamen; banquet, Mrs. was a swell.fellow and-made you feel High street. have been liberated, and the American- John K. ti4«lirlltir. S Htniiclitnn ato. '. Curtain Rises Walnut Avenue, and will move out Mabel Bonlin, widow, to Mf. and 61 408 Manor avenue. •'VrtiT V Juhimm. 3K NIIMII «vc , w^ . J. V. Sterii legislative,-Mrs. J. Gil-as .if you had known him a long time," boys, are being restored to health and Addresse 54th Annual Thiinias. P. Jonw. Jr.. ir Rprine Uarilqn « promptly ut "1:30 p. m. Jt will proceed bert Allen: hospitality, Mrs. Harold wrote. Robert D. Higble, .mo., m.m. Mrs. Charles Cooke, /property in the returned to this country on leave as The Navy Department advised Henry N. Main.. IJ Wall ill. ' north pn^WnlmiL_iuamuc_to_ilQrth.';.' 3/s, in n letter to his wife. Mrs., Laura northwesterly.. sidelhio of Burnside Meeting, of Club . . Mrs. Gearricir that h«Jr sow,. Ens, Mc- liny II. Itiuu'. ll«"ll.wlir aTt<. Achilleg^drama, Miss Alice Mathews; soon as possible, it ig hoped-that the riinrlm UTJlmiiut; llrn«klyn n Kind Ladyf..1! -avenuc,_..wcst- to.£asui>an—^strcsct, art. "and' music, Mrs. Arthur Ci Es-Mae Higbic. Son of Mr. and Mrs. avenue, 100 feet from Lincoln avenue. •'••eight service men will be in com- Mrs. -Channing Rudd was-elccted arry, a night figh-ter pilot, lost his Tlj<>nui» II, Tnwlrr, "JUcrMnli. .N. II, .thence to'.Central avenue, north on R. Higbie of 364 Lincoln avenue, the Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Morln to second .vicei-presideivt of the .Wedhes-. life in the S.puth Pacific during night riujnlauer; finance, Mrs. Berry; dub ^ munication with their [-families soon. From Gtrwootf— Central to Springfield avenue, and history, Mrs. EliotV Moody; member- local navy man Is stationed on a ship John Vanoslk, property in flie south- . Those-liberated.by.the Russians are "day. Morning Club Tit the 54th annual strafing maneuvers. Home on a four- r. WALTER McGARRY I .«^|,li . Cmnnllnto. :ill!l Wlllnw «?«. cast to thc tablet. 1 Vlrhnlax Illrwh. r>« .Nnrth av«-. • Benefit Production:. that took part in "the Okinama inva- erly sideline of North Lehlgh avenue; i • • business meeting^ of the civic group' day , pass a few days -beSore^TClirist- ship, Mrs. Albcrtsort; scholarship and further from the ordinary channels. for a year and a half^^Jrte formerly. JaVU T Klirlnrr. Hi- XVHUiw a»t Tli«* Cranfo'i'df—HfeJ)—Setwol • Dand loan. Mrs. Norman Stewart: ways and sl&n. ' • • '. " '.' '-• \ "'•" being in • dividing line between lots of. communication and thus may be inyesterday morning in the public li- mas, he left San Diego. Calif., for his was omployelilcrln nl< — -Preview Tonight telephone, Mrs. John J.~ Millett correspondent to Okinawa and heMr.'and Mrs. George Steigerwalt to their families. . . ' " / Lohman. . "William {••'S.-liaffiT. Jr.. U-llliclon M»il the marchers' which will include Boy, / Monday evening, members of thetold of the' newsreel that was taken Mr. and Mrs. William A. Palmatler, Mr. and" Mrs. Louis E. Lisk 6f B05.. Mrs. R. S. Boyd, formerly publicity j • Selective Service headquarters in Everything is in readiness for thcGirl and Cub Scouts, scliool ehildron, • one tract hi the westerly line of Cen- elub elected Mrs. Wilflam T. Collins, aboard the vessel, picturing Ernie Orange avenue last "week received a chairman of the club, was elected to News, Advertising i the municipal building will not bobenefit play, "Kind LadyVHo be pre-veterans'"and patriotic organizations,, Pyle and . a group, of marines arid tennial avenue, at the northerly cor- open tomorrow night, Mr. Hazzard sented tomorrow and Saturday nights [rs. J. Walter Coffeeland Mrs. Don- cablegram from their son, T/Sgt/Lisfc, | the office of recording secretary, for- Boys' Camp Deadline Advanced civic croups nnd several veterans of sailors. The. local' man was 'next to ner of lands formerly of Annie Win- FEMININE as a parasol and has.' announced. at B: SO o'clock in Ihchlglt school andi- the present war. Harold M. Buck McGlnnis as members at large to reportlng that he was all right ana"' merly held by Mrs. Rudd. Mrs. E. The Citizen and Chronicle the camera and does not appear In ans; and one tract in the westerly line just as flirty! In. Cohama hoped to see them soon. They Relieve A. Duniee was reflected treasureV toriarn. A preview of the thrcc-tfet is chairman of the line of march com- executive board. •;- : ! .office as well qs pther business the fllait. * ... of Centennial avenue, 1,066.45 feet Shantussa, a rayon shantung the message wad sent out ofjEnglanA and Mrs. A. E. Robinson; was reelected dramn by Anton Chorodov,-"adapted mittee, o •••"•' Mrs. Reynolds was in charge of hos- from South avenue. • in liquid-cool colors . ." . ice WiilOjien 'establishments will, be closed {ill from a story by Hugh Wolpole, will In the letter,. Higgle reported that The local airman, an engineer on aj auditor. '.,'•'..., S. E. Klundcr, eommandcr of Capt. pitality at the meeting... John Yanosik, widower, to Mr. and blue, American coral, mint, day Wednesday, Memorial TJay. be* presented at 8:30 tonight in the ttoetr.-shrb was lucky as they got their vHerry. 9-15 .... Flying JVirtress bperatingout of Eng;- Terms of MrSi Ei K. Loveland, pres!-, Minstrel N. R. Fiskc Post, 335, V. F, W.,vwiU Mrs. Philip J. Morln, property in the -While the -vswspapcr will, be pub- school auditorium for Students in the : r/ supplies unloaded and out before the be master of ceremonies at the tablet. •••'•'V' '' v'J southerly sideline of Hickory street, land, has been a prlsdper.ancs^' dent; Mrs.iP,. Eugene.Snyder, first lished Thursday noon as usual, Cranford schools. . . Japs started bombing the transport 12.95 J. Sellt Weekley X The program will be opened with the P.-T. A. Delegates 251.35 feet from High street plane was downed over Europe oh vice-presidentp ; andd Mrs. Georgge G. advertising and news deadlines area. This was his fifth major in- October 8, IMS- Proceeds from thc play, which is singing of one verse of America with \* Nineteen Cranford .women from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norcross to Miller, corresponding and federation Engaged as Director, will be Tuesday noon. instead ot Tomorrow vasion and he has citations for lahd- Cpl. Dimmick communicated with secretary, hold over until 1&46 as half Wednesday noon next week to being produced by the Cranford Dra- accompaniment by the High School -— his parents, Mr^/and Mrs^- H.- Diwi^ ot-the slate, oi-offlcersls^eleoted-each SeaMnOpeni matic Club a"nd sponsored by -thcband, followed by In^catipn by Jhe ,_ •various-- organizations - \n~ t)ve- ;j>onnl- meeting of -A • r. and Mrs. Mann ICtWlojsc Rev. Frank M. "Shorlock,-.rcot6ipof'•'• • •--. phibious landing barge. He took part dated May .11.7 At that' time he was near Hope in Warren of Parents and TeaehersNit the in thc initial landings at Sicily, SaT- to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel -Moldal, prop- Mrs. Rudd becomes chairman of on Silve•er Lake station wagon for the Cranford-Gar- In Hildersheint, Germany, and stated Inance committee, an office held County, will be reopened for a six Show To Be Held necticut Farms School InUnion. \lt ;rno, Normandy and Southern France. erty, in the westerly line of, side of wood-tKenilworth- Chapter, American Mayor George E. Ostcrhcldt will- A . that he would fly to France and thenfw he second vice-president.' Mrs.' weeks' season on Sunday; July 8.' U extend n welcome, followed by the 'i'^:f was reported at the meeting that there Washington Street, 103^ feet" from i In Parochial School Red Cross'... . . j ...:...... Union avenue. —•- -— -c6me-tomfrby-4)oat,--HeTexpi esseeU G—Russel Smfth-was-renamed^en- was-announeed^his=weclc by--Clar recitation of iancoln"s • "Gettysburg" ate flO' ^associations in Union County A cast of nearly 60 members of the .Starring in the title role as the witK arwembershlp of 26,551, jm in- ut Awards Mr. and Mrs. William A. Palmatier his appreciation to the Red Cross for tertainmeni chairman, Mrs. Snyder ence Frite,'. president, fdllbwing Address" by.. Ted Isles, high school • Cranford Local 52, P. B." A., their "kind lady."., is Mrs. Everurd Kemp- ^ of 4^78 members over last 'Atex Stesenko received gold and to Mr. andyMrs. Elbert C. Sowerwine, the work they had done in his behalf. was renamed membership, chairman senior,; and by Mr.. McLean's address. The lotSal man was captured while on, families and friends, will take part shall. Others in this nil-star cast arc 7-y yelr^iB totals There are-1,415 P.-T, A.silver -arrow awards/ to. be. added to Jr., property in the easterly sideline ^aiid' Mrsv F. W. Myers was renamed in the annual 'minstrel of the asso- A'Boy Scout Memorial service will 'memberXiV Crawford. his wolf badge at a recent meeting of of Arbor street, 100 feet from Bel- v; duty In Tunisia ir^May, 1043. program chairman. No appointment Mrs. H. W,-Fisher. Mrs. H. E. Steven- be conducted by Peter Sehalestock, Mr, and Mrs. George Gundersen of ciation tomorrow evening at 8:15son, Mrs. Douglas Keeton, Mrs. John Cub Pack ITS at the Methodist mont avenue. y . •..----••• was made to the chairmanship of the o'clo.ck' ,in ..the auditorium of St followed by a roll call of Cranford's 8 Mansion terrace received word from bulldiing fund or publicity committees. Wiley," Mrs. Charles. Messerve, Miss war dqnd, conducted by • Lt. Comm. Lutheran Card Party Church, Billy ano>Bobby Evers,' Dan- Heathermede Corporation, to Thom- Mrs. Rodger. Will Michael's School. The program thThTs iel Kraus, Edward Robinson, Thomas as. V, Albert property in the northei" " the-Red Cross early this week that Speaker at the meeting was Mrs. Audrey O'Brien, John W. Giles, R; A- A. A. PauLsen, epirtmander of Cran- . ^e'^Wobjen's Guild of Calvary their son was liberated. Yesterday OUCCeeCl MrS. IVACYiary year includes a mock radio show as (Continued on page Kane, John Henderson, Arthur Bier- sideline of. Brookside place, 69XM Adele Trobe of the Children's Aid wc nsa rninstrc :in( nCw nnd fortl Post, 21&-''American Lcgioti. r .Lutheran Church will hold a card wirth, Borland Lowrey, Billy* Soren- feet from Orchard street' they received a letter written in MaySociety of Newark. Speaking in be- As Bank Chairman ' .^ ' * P°P~ Wreaths vrtir be placed by flower party' In thft church auditorium on son and Albert Hutteman received on prisoner of war stationery in half of all of the children's welfare n,,» •« fh» er.i/.«^M , ular musical numbers have peen In- girla- and organizations, i A veterans' - Saturday at ft p. m. -Vi" which Neal told.them that he is.free wolf badges and Bob Craw a bear Make V ' 1 *> * * organizations in New Jersey, she Due to the splendid response of |clude d alonj with thc-.traditional min- flreine squad will, fire a volley, fol- and is awaiting arrangements to send cat badge. ^ ' x ' made an appeal for foster homes for Craniord residonU who made last-' «->•„' j.» United Fund lowed by "taps by the buglers. \ CHURCH ttV CHRIST, SCIENTIST nfa a s u I . * « » .' him home. He is: thought to have children whose homes have been minute appointment^ and .kept them. ravorn«s. • The ceremony will be concluded by . ^MORTAIS AND- tMMORTALS" Is been liberated by the Russian troops broken by the war. the Monday visit of the mobile blood Patrolman Harry Page, Jr., is the sincine. o.f. one vorse of "Star the Lesson-Sermon • subject for Sun- as he stated that a Russian USO show - These children, representing all plasma unit of the Red Cross to.thejchairman of-thc entertainment com- Grottp Meets Spangled Banner" followed by bone- '• dayTMay-20. ' ' t „ (Continued on pace eight) 1 1166 nnd PoVlcc v ages, races and.creeds ,are not offered Cranford Chapter was a success.' A]." ' Commissioner J. diction by the Rev. John W. Collier, GOLDEN TEXT: "They that arejfter for permanent adoption,- she stated; 'total of 202 pints of Blood were ob-i^11"1"1 Wolf nnd Police Chicf Wil" pastor of St. Mark's A. M. E. Church. the flesh do nrlind-tiwthlrigs.of the but all*pb»GadAUMnorm«l -horned-for tained at the Blood Bank in the edu- ;liam A- FMPhcr at* honorary chair- In event of rain, the ceremony'will mcn flesh; but they that are nfter the Spirit temporary shelter until their parents cationar buildinR of the Cranford - Members of thc, committee in- District Leaders, be held in thc auditorium of thc ' >he things of the Spirit." (Rom. 8:5) Graduation, or families can make a Home for them Methodist ChurcH " (elude Patrolman Archie Bird. Patrol- man Committees Named First Presbyterian Church. • SERMON: ' Passages from*.thc King Many are the children of service men Mrs. R. O. McGaryj who has boen William Qassmann, Sgt. Thomas \jaiW version of the Bible, include: As an example, she reported that chairman of the Blood Bank for therWoods' Patrolman Lester Powell and For Coming Drive Baccalaureate lPatrolnlan \-The"Spirit- itserf beareth-witness, eight babies- under six weeks of age Cranford-GarwOod-KcrUlworthCHap- Edward- Lee. ' - # Lt Gcor th C h * . -, • with our spirit, that we are thVchtly we're referreS-to-her-organization-to ter for nearly two years, has submit- j - & Rosendajc of «n J» - 1110 ans drcn of/God:" (Rom. 8:18) Cprrela- be.-placed In-foster, homes during the She- andTe^frmily wiirmL^-tL^ Garwoc^Poridd^eadVcFtisinfi" ' •Committees were appointed and PlansListed district "lendersmanwd ~f or :eranford'^ "" tive"*. passages from '"Science and s past week. At the same time,,j5ix Charlotte, N. C, in the'near future. managers and they have arranged a Health with Key to the Scriptures: • "••* The Rev. Harry Milton Taylor, pas- foster homes were taken off the avail- • > J,, SETH WEEKLEY Mrs. J; B. Rodeers. former sccre- fine-souvenir-booklet .program for fourtn_United Fund Campaign a Sponsor Poppy _tptj$fc»Calvary Methodist CHurch in hc "In Science man Is the offspring at able list as war-time difficulties made meeting "of'the board of. trustees at tary of the local service, was ap- » occasion. Patrolmen Frank National War Fund drive at a m.eet- "Spirit. -The bcatutltiH"good, and pure East g, will be the speaker at It impossible for families to. take chil- his home last Thursday night „ pointed to succeed. Mrs. McGary at a Caruso and , Anton Kovacs are Ining' of . thc centrsjl commipjee "held har e of tickcts forth show Saturday constitute his anebfctry.'' (p. 83) the 1945 Conwiencemerrt in, Cranford dren. * Coach J. Seth Weekley of Cranford recent meeting of the executive com- c e « - , Sunday afternoon^ in the municipal High School oJvFrlday evening, June building. The drive will be held in Foster families are paid for thHige h School has been engaged as mittee of the Red Cross. Mrs. Me- "Station F.L.O.P (Auditioning for Veterans- of World War I and Try « -Want Ad Itir Qidck Results CHECKS with dratving pow- 15. His toplcywUl be "The Finer the fall. care of the children and medical and camp director, and Township Clerk Gary's resignation was accepted with Schrodcnbock) »-the...title, of the World War IIare expected to. -bo m er! It buttqns down the Arts." This matted change in, the regret and the executive committee minstrel this year and L. A- community-wide drive is held front, nips in at the waist. "In dental care Is also given by the .insti- J. Walter Coffee, former director for among the first' to buy a poppy on customary. graduatioiO-exercises - as several seasons, will handle camp de- paid tribute to her oustandlng work!**- S. Young and Jack Roberts^are each year-to raise funds for the Boy Poppy Day, tomorrow and, Saturday, mi pi n\rT an air-cooled rayon ' sheer. tution in charge of thai child. The Green, fed,' nbvy or brown students from the graduating class tails here ' in Cranford. . August as chairman. ' f providing the music. Michael Slane StJoirts.' Girl Scouts, Welfare Associa- according to Lt Comm. A. A. Paulsen, mi: ; tion, _Visiting Nur&c Association and checks \v|th white. 0-15 . . . Her Thermann, Jr. will assist Mr, Coffee. Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. McGarylk *" charge of the costumes. commander of Cranford. Post 212, ••••r^Hraft' "^ Boys^ Camp. 'During the past two American Lcclon, and Commander similar Coach Weekley has been a member worked together as chainrlen of the JohnJF. Murray w>U play the parf 10.95 Baccalaureate services will be onorganization any 'Continued on paoe (Continued on nac« eloht) years; the United War Fund . Cam- Simon E. founder of Capt. N. R. Y TO SERVlE Newest Creations by (Continued on page eight)' Monday Blood Bank. Members of fContinued on page e<0Mt) III Sunday evening, June 10, to the the new Blood Bank committee are. Fislce Post, 3M, Veterans of Foreign i'i^l^ school auditorium and the Rev. A!=- as.ioUQWS.1 Wars. brtAlli^tfthCfSl :^lsJisdrj^.tejm£^^ II ] Methodist Church, will give the ad- esidents Woolcock, assistant secretary; Mrs. said: "Today as in 101 7and 1018 our dress. Other local pastors will take men arc again fighting, overseas, "gfiT- : L. L. Weaver, «taff representative; " ^;'I«H ; EMERGENCY ..part in the programs, details of ing their lives thatjfe. may be safe. m^R.'",'''.f* Our two newest n^itipns to our biggest summer-cooler Mrs. Kent Hoe Robinson, publicity Discharge Under Point System m^- • • v^r which will be- announced in the near In Nation s Armed Forces chairman; and Dr.. Albert Lewis, These boys arc relatives, our neigh- , future. (Principal Ray A. Clement "Those of us who had over-25 points bors, our friends. It is grievous to us collection . . . and both m-a-r-v-e-1-o-u-s! Young, care- Pfc. William Langston, formerly of a 10-day leave with his parents from medical vice-chairman.' — A friemt in has announced the speakers and ten- Dyersburg, Tenn., where he is sta- Following the successful Blood and who were Judged to beAio longer that they must suffer, and who. better Cranford, is home from the Pacific needed to maintain the Nation's air appreciates the amount of suffering free fashions with that touth of Ingenuity for which, tative plans. ** d tolg tioned with the Army Air Corps. In Bank on Monday Mrs. McGary was surance! The IMS graduating clflss_wjttl vim- Theatre of War for a 30-day service for three years, he formerly tendered an informal j they endure than the veterans of this m& "war and thc last? ' • • Pain Parker Juniors are famous! With vacations/Just ber 178 students, 14l less than the 1S44 Hee iiss speadinpng g^ furlou* wiUihto was employed by, a legal.firm in New ceptlon by -the workers who have as- remain in the armed forces," parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. 1st Lt. Herbert Dunning, "Those on the home front wish to evefttt—« polkv of prepar- clas••uiass uofi MBiw., Thertnere were *o»«-Biiuuc»iii185 student»s K"--—~- r— ... * * /-•_.._ York. sisted her many times, at past visits d illt recounting his experiences in being arbund the corner . ... better pick yours enrjyf^ We're Cpl. Forrest Mapps of 226 North of-the mobile unit She was pre- show and. revere those who died in m,r edne&tvis always Bfett! in 1948, and in 1941 diplomas were | of Clinton, and willjreport to. Camp the first Cranford- service man' to .be> both wars,' and- to do this; they wcjar elven to 201 pupib; the largest grad- ^"^^^ south avenue, west, is among the men ofsented with a piece of jewelry as a. open tonight, you know, 'til nine! Ju'nior^aven, Second uatlng class on record here. of a7 token of their appreciation of herreleased from military duty thc poppy. This little red flower est« Wmm Union avenue, an electrical specialist, transportation corps units on duty in the point system. presses for. 'us feelings that are too ' Of the 17& students to be graduated the largest marshalling yards-in Eas- Floor.' next month, 30 ot the male students has been transferred from the Lock- •Those who became members of the "When we indicated we were Will- deep to put into words. It is one us help you tern France where railroad freight way of telling the heroic dead. that, are already-jji Uiearmed forces. It bourne Army Air Base at Columbus cars were sorted arid dispatched to the Gallon Club at Monday's visit were: ing to accept discharges, we were the tasuftaee j>Ua beet Is. hoped-that some of them will be] Ohio, to Fort Spelling, Minn., where sent immediately to Fort Dix from wo will all do ' our'best-to Steep up front lines with vital supplies. Mrs. A. W. Castaldo of S3 Thirdsent iy the cood- fight' ^ able to obtain leave and receive their, he is studying electronics, avenue, Garwood; Arniot P. Hewlett ^l» y»» Thomas C. Reade, seaman 1/c, U. Charles S. Patterson, son of Mr. the Redistribution Center at Atlantic diplomas Ih person.: There were IS and Mrs. C. S. Patterson of 16 Wte-of 504 Snrin£fleld avenue; Mrs. Rus-City where we had been Waiting for "The womeni of the American Le- V students graduated last year who were S.N.R., "eon of Joseph Reade of 6 Bal- Cion and the Ladles' Auxiliary of the - sor place, was among the members sell M. Miller of 713 Lincoln avenue; further assignment" At Fort Dix our •y^ in uniform before June. miere parkway, now in the South Pa- Joseph P. Heuer'of 33 Stratford ter-' V. F. W. will be on the streets tomor- ••• cific with the amphibious forces, took of the Bombardier-Navigator School discharges were put through in two row qnd Saturday bfferlnfc -' A gth«itudentiJ*sceLviivt at Childress, Texas, that received race; Edwin H. Benners of 1 Hamil- days and we I were civilians* part in "the- Okinawa Invasion. He pies made by disabled veterans to dlploma.3 wiU be Hobert Le Due, a their wings and commissions as see=r HSH~6yeHUerBerrSmtth of 212 South" -mure."' telephoned his. family from the West 5 public ,W«uaMtI-jju!e that eteair member of the, armed forces, who, was ond, lieutenants In ceremonies last Union avenue; and Mrs. Charles P. Lt Dunning returned from 7- '••.-'•'.'. .\ Coast recently to report that he wns TiiUft alike y^ toe eager 15 CHARLES M. not originally a mimber of the Class week. -•> ' '•" •'• of 113 Arthur terrace, Ken- European- Theatre of Operations in in port for a short time. He trained littfe red U ••'.•«;• «' ',-'• . •:;1*v\ • of l^fS, jH^ completed his high-school Richard Harold Kiesling, son of April after completing 30 missions as • ' * l.iteMtl at Sampson, N. V. arid San Diego. wofe thw>u«h the medluw 6l -Ihe Mr. and Mrs; H.E. Kieslir* of SI doctors and nurses and navlgatot on < B-54 Libwator Bom- ( We ©I/foe'| Calif., and is a graduate of Cranford and the Vi F.; W.\th^uM ECU. SVirlses Iiiitltut* and it is ex- an g Dunham awHue. h«x bees lr*ai- all units of the Jocal Red Cross, were ber with the Eightg h Armyy Alf Fore* vyvHt Uh ShVSchaoVclasl s off 1M* 1 yi^l^feM ydi tttttA to the Naval Ai* Trihtln* 'Cett- present to **d»t *t th* iBlood,! " '''ia England. He haa/. eeinplited/^a^ ...... ii- .; U, William J. Qulan, $MMfi6&g& le.V« he* his wUe, t!« ^ ^fX'WflAt'yiVtVi'lC;'