THE WESTF1ELD LEADER THE UADING AMP HOST WIDELY CHtlULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPE* IN UNION COUNTY .. la* Second Class Matter -NINTH VEAI-No. 51 Post Office. Weetfleld. N. 1. Published WE8TFIEU), NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEB 1, 1949 Every Thursday. Boro School Bus 11 New Teachers Join Faculty Warns Against Jiina to be Topic Schedule Ready Of Iest6eld Public Schools Polio Scare Doerr To Head The Westfield public schools will open with a full staff on To Start Thursday Wednesday under the direction of Dr. S. N. Ewan Jr., supervising In Westfield _4t Adult School principal. There have been 11 new teachers, one new nurse and one new secretary employed for this school year. Seven of these are in United Campaign Two BUM* to the elementary field, one in the junior high school and three in the Carney Reports 3 China Institute Director Leader of Transport Pupils senior high school, Two former More Infantile Budget Committee For October Drive Special Count, All Chineae Faculty On Four Routes teachers will return from leave of 2500 Dividend absence. Miss Melissa Fouratte Cases This Week Appointed by Samuel Kinney Dr. Chih Menu, director of China Institute in America, baa or- Two buses, each to maintain two returns to Roosevejt Junior High nniwd «special courie tot tbe Westfield Adult School under the title School after a year in Scotland as Two more Westfield familes were Charles A. Doerr, 26 Fair Hill road has been elected general routes, will be provided by the affected by poliomyelitis this week, chairman of Weetfleld's 1949 United Campaign. Announcement of oj "CMna "> Tr»n»ition." It will be presented by eight Chinese lec- Somerset Bus Co. for transporta- Forms Given Out an exchange teacher, and Miss Ada turers, Met one a recognised authority in his particular field. The Grillo to the Benjamin Franklin according to Andrew H. Carney, Mr. Doerr's election to head the drive was made last night by Samuel tion of Mountainside School pupils, executive officer of the Board of M. Kinney, 251 East Dudley avenue, president of the board of trus- purpose of the China Institute is to promote education and culture in it was announced today. School school after study for her doctor's ot literature, science, history and Persons Limited degree. Health. They are the Young fam- tees of the group of six social agencies collecting their annual budget will open next Thursday. ily of 814 Harding' street, whose funds in one great drive, iched- other subjects among Chinese and The bus for morning route No. To 3 Applications Bernard O. Thomas of Wood- Americans and to cultivate • mu- bury will teach English and jour- two sons, Nils, seven years old, uled for October. 1 will start at 8,15 a. m. at -Mose- nalism in the senior high school in and John, four years old, were tak- Mr. Doerr ha a formerly served tual understanding between China man's, near the Somerset Bus Co., About 2,500 applications for div- mi tit United Stages. The Insti- place of Robert Dartt. Mr. Thom- en to Muhlenberg Hospital Sunday as the chairman of the businesi and wil) proceed to Springfield idends to be paid by the Veterans as has taught for three years, is with infantile paralysis, and section of the Westfleld United tute owns and operates China •venue, making pickups on Spring- Administration on''National Serv- gouie, 185 East 65th street, New a graduate of Muhlenberg College Joseph Fedorka Jr., 23 years old, Campaign. President of the Doerr field avenue around 8:15 a. m.; ice Life Insurance have been dis- and has his master's degree frpm of 117 Hardwick avenue, who was Co., investments, in Newark, he fork City, a building given by the Mill lane, 8:20; corner Highway tributed this week at the Westfield Beniy Luce Foundation in mem- the University of Pennsylvania. employed in Elizabeth and was re- has long: been active in Westfield 29 and Summit road, 8:23; pro- Post Office, Postmaster John H. He spent four years as vocational moved to Muhlenberg Hospital civic affairs. A member of the rty of the late Dr. Henry Win- ceeding up Summit 'road making Traynor revealed yesterday after- fcrs luce, who devoted 40 years counselor and psychologist in the Friday after becoming ill at work. Echo Lake Country Club, Mr. stops at Schmidt's and Heckle's; noon. The local office had » sup- United States Army. Mr. Fedorku's case is described as Doerr has also been serving on the tl hi! life to the promotion of mod- Sunny Slope road, top of Summit ply of about 4,000 Monday morn- m (dwation in China. Emerald D. Dillen comes to the serious while the Young children Republican State Finance Commit- road and Summit lane at 8:30 a. m. ing, when the forms were first senior high school commercial de- have mild cases. The only other tee. Dr. Meng is also director of The bus will proceed on Summit available for distribution. Local Westfield case still in isolation at China Imtitute of New Jersey and partment from Bridgeton. He is Mr. Kinney, at the 'same time, 1 lane to COICB avenue, making pick- veterans will begin to receive divi- MuhJenberg Hospital is Edward etch iumnwi organizes an inten- a graduate of Rider College with announced the personnel of the ups at Bayberry lane, Evans' at dends in January, the Veterans a master's degree from Rutgers, Genz, three years old, of 1734 Bou- budget committee which has been sive 1U*1 course on China, for 8;36; Tanager way., Anderson's, Administration has announced. levard, whose case is also described tttcbtn, given by a Chinese fac- He has taught four years in Clay- reviewing: the budgets submitted 8:38; down Deer path making a Postmaster Traynor said that ton and Bridgeton and spent three as mild. by the agencies participating in ulty it tat Montclair State Teach- stop at Fox trail at 8:40 and pro- each person is limited to no more ers Collere .'or college credit years in the United States Army. Mr. Carney warned against the 1840 United Campaign. Un- ceeding to schonl. After unload- than three applications. Requests He replaces Mrs. Olive Timberlake state of alarm in Weitfield der the chairmanship of former "CWn» in Transition" will be ing at 8:45 a. m., the bus will pro- for a large number of the forms cause of the number of polio canes Mayor Robert S. Purvis, 529 First offered from 8 until 9 p, m. with a< who has retired. ceed to Mountain avenue. should be submitted to the regional Miss Catherine V. Flannelly will reported this year. Of the 10 In- street, the budget committee in- IK olV for the «ntire series. The On this route (route No. 2), the offices of the Veterans Administra- cluded in the report of the board, cludes Miss Nancy F, Reynolds, lim of this course is to achieve replace Miss Doris M. Acker in bus will make pickups at Nolte's, tion. Local veterans organizations the senior high school physical ed- only three are expected to still be 658 Boulevard, partner in Reynolds fundamental understanding of this Chrone's parking area near Wood- also have supplies of the applica- hospitalized by this weekend. & Fritz, realtors; Charles W. An- brge and important part of the ucation department while she is on land avenue, corner of New Prov- tion blanks. leave of absence. Miss Flannelly's new cases have been reported since derson, 1060 Wychwood road, «• mrid, China, whose courses of ac- UH, CHIH MEIM1 idence road and Woodland avenue Since the number of Wcsffteld Sunday. Wentfleld HtuJlos ecutive vice president of American tion have exerted and continue to home is in Staten Island. She is CH.tHMOH IIIIKHH and then proceed to school. veterans is well under the 4,000 a graduate of Russell Sage Col- Miss Edith Oppenheimer of 802 Machine A Metals Co.; Lester P. lint far-reaching influence on the On morning route No. 3, the bus mark, it is expected that the num- Phllp, 820 Standlsh avenue, assist- future of other nations. lege with a US degree. Shudowlawn drive, another polio, Survey Reveals will start at the corner of Part- ber at the post office here will be The vacancy in the junior high victim, is still in critical condition" ant to the chairman, American The topics and lecturers follow: ridge run and Deer path at 8:20 sufficient for the town's needs. at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Car and Foundry Co.; Frank J. Oct. 10, "China, the Land and school English department caused Firemen Continue a. m., making pickups of pupils by the resignation of Miss Vir- Long Branch. Although a West- Pet urn, 535 Highland avenue, of People," Dr. Chih Meng. All-Day Parkers living on Deer path and Partridge field resident, she is not considered Cities Service, who is president of :t 17, "The Birth and Growth ginia Bendt, will be filled by Miss lun. The bus will proceed down Center to Begin Ruth Cherrington of Princeton. a Westfleld case since she has been To Seek Signers both the Westfield Federal Saving* he Chinese Civilization," Dr. New Providence road, stopping at living at (be shore all summer and & Loan Association and the Echo •Ching Chen, professor of psy- Miss Cherrington has taught a to- North Side Area Whippoorwill >vay, Wood Acres tal of seven years in Wilmington, no official report has bttn Lake Country Club; Albeit E. M«- Echology and education, National drive and Orchard road. After un- Fall Program Petition Deadline der, 44 St. Mark's avenue, secte- Central University, Nanking; now Not For Commuters Del., and Dubois, Pa. She is a by the Westtield board. loading- at school at 8:32, the bus graduate of Bucknell University. September 28 tary of Rutgers University, the tfiiting professor at City College will proceed up New Providence Mr. Carney*! report ahowad that state university of New Jersey; . of New York. A high incidence of all-day com- Movies, Sports Mis. Sue Ann Gibbs of Plainfieid all Westfield victims except the muter parking in the new north- road to Central avenue, making will teach a third grade in Frank- •Young children' had been at the Weatfield firemen will continue and Gerard C. Austin, 608 Spruce Oct. 24, "Chinese Literature, pick-ups at Valley' road, 8:35 a. to seek signatures on petitions to avenue, Gurwood, a methods co-or- Clinical and Modern," Dr. Wo- side station parking area has been Start Tuesday lin School. She replaces Miss Cor- shore at some recent date prior dinator with the Irving Trust Co.', revealed by the Westfleld Police m.j Urners' Kuell's and Weber's nelia Van Looy who has accepted to the onset of polio. Those two place the question of a shorter CM Liu, lately visiting professor on Cedar avenue at 8:40 a. m., and work week for firemen on the No- New York, Ex-offlcio members of )! Eiglish and Chinese Culture, Department. In a check last Fri- The Westfield Community Cen- a position as helping teacher in youngsters were reported to have this budget committee arc Mr. day, it was shown that 42 cars Beech avenue, then proceed to ter Association v, ill inaugurate its Salem County. Mrs. Gibbs is a had sore throats two weeks beiore vember ballot during the remain- lolBiit. College, Fla.; now research school. That latter is route No. 4. der of this .week and next week, Kinney aa president of the board ~ lellii* at Yale University. parked in the area at 9:15 a. m. firll fall program Tuesday. The graduate of Onconta State Teach- hospltalization with infantile pa- of trustees and Mr. Doerr ai t*n> i were still occupying spaces at 1:30 After school buses for routes membership committee under the ers College and has taught for two ralysis. Martin Burke, chairman of the QttJ.31, "Chinese Philosophy," four and two will leave at 3:15 Westfield local, Firemen's Mutual eral chairman. - . Jr. fnok-Tim Chan, farmer lec- p. in. In another check Tuesday chairmanship, of Mrs. Jean Penn, years in Huntington and Ithaca, Early victims,'except Miss Op- at about the same hours, 42 cars p. in. and follow • reveru rout*. will have a report meeting at the N.Y., She has had experience »J«o fitnhtfintr, are till either.; it home Benevolent Association, revealed Aiekiei participating in W*M> .-,«; :n.-er,"Mills College; head, depart- Butts'for routes one "and, three Center at 7J3O p. m. tonight. as a psychintric social worker aj>> yesterday. The rejerendtiin w,ould neldyi949 United Campaign M* '•• iwt "of education, China Institute were also i«»e«led to be using the or iir convalracent hospitals, Ann the YduriR Men's Christian 'Ana-'."' parking area for all-day pafting. will leave school between 3:25 «. ..features of the program for prentice in Pilgrim State Hospi- Meiklejuhn, I) months old, of 327 seek a 66-hour work'Vert fof the (America. m. and 3:30 p. in. Kindergarten local firemen, instead of the pres- ciatlon, the Young Women's Chrl*. Nov. 7, "Chinese Music," Dr. A survey, on Saturday revealed a the next week Include a checker, tal, Brentwood, N. Y, - ' Jefferson avenue, Westfield's first tian Association, the Boy Scout! large turn-over of cars, however. pupils who take routes one and ping pong and pinochle tourna- Mrs. Rhoda K. Wagman, who case, is in Children's Country ent 72-hour week. . . to Ch'en Lee, former dean of the three will have school in the after- Mr. Burke declared that although of America, the Girl Scouts of iitional Conservatory of Music of This new area, soon to be me- ment with prizes to be awarded to did her student teaching in McKin- Home. Miss Nancy Jenkins, 20, America, the District Nursing A* tered, is available for one-hour noon at 12:30 p. m. All other pu- the winners next Thursday at 7:16 ley School, has been assigned to of 645 Dorian road, is at the Crip- the signatures to date have not Ittna, Shanghai; lecturer, Yale pils will report at 8:55 a. m. been counted, he doubted if the sociation, the Westfield Commun- Inlversity. parking during the day, and is re- p. m., with the somi-monthly movie teach a second grade in Columbus pled Children's Hospital in New. ity Center and, to a limited extent, stricted to one-half hour parking show Friday, Sept. 9, at 4:30 p. m. School. She is a graduate of New- ark. Joyce Morgan, 9 years old, necessary 20 per cent of the num- the United Service Organization. (Continued on Page 2) at early morning and evening Some of the special attractions ark State Teachers College with ber of residents who voted In the train times. Name Principal of the fall program to be empha- a US degree, She has taken spe- (Continued or) Page 2) last general election have signed 'olke Crack Down Police Chief John R. Sehreiber sized are boxing, aits and crafts, cial work in speech correction. Her the petition. The petitions must ; pointed out that Westfield shop- outdoor basketball, current eventp home is Highland Park. be given to Jane F. Jones, town Newcomers to Hear OB Speeders Here pers are entitled to the facilities Of Holy Trinity group, civil service examination A fifth grade in Woodrow Wil- Jack Moore Gold clerk, prior to Sept. 28, in order of this new area, as commuters review group, sewing project and son School will be taught by Mrs. that she might check the validity Home Decorator Ih« Police Department crack- not only have a large southside Sister Superior Pauline of the a bridge and pinochle club. Blanche K. Marks of North Plain- of the signers before that date. down on speeding on Central ave- area in which to park their cars Sisters of Charity-has been as- Members of the new program field, another graduate of Newark Palm Winner Petitions for referendum! must be We aid East Broad street con- during the day, but also have ac- signed to Holy Trinity High committee with whom the staff will State Teachers College. She has filed 40 days prior to the date of Will Elect New raua to bring heavy fines at Mu- cess to the municipal parking .lot School as principal, Rt. Rev. Msgr. be working include Mrs. John taught the past six years in Wat- Scouts Win Merit election. *P«1 Court on Tuesday nights, on Prospect street. Although no j Henry J. Watterson has announc- Brook, chairman; Mrs. H. A. chung. She replaces Miss Eliza- Signatures on the petition for Officers' Slate Wh 12 moroists paying speeding summonses have yet been issued ed. Sister Pauline conies to Holy Crichton, Elmer Williams, Miss Badges at Camp the referendum do not necessarily J«« « »216 this week to Acting to the overtime parkers In the sta- Trinity from Bayley High School, Ruth Young, Mrs. Jean Penn and (Continued on Page 2) indicate opinion either for or Tho September meeting of the hgistrate William M. Beard. tion area, the chief indicated that Morristown, where she has served Mrs. Ella Sands. These programs Jack Moore, Outfit 72, Presbyte- against the measure, but merely Westfield Newcomers Club will be 'mes, nngingng from $1$100 to $25, as principal for three years. She are under tHc supervision of Loroy Rotary Club Plans rian Church, was awarded the gold approval of the question being held ut the YWCA Wednesday, action will he taken against them Sept. 7, lit 12:45 p. m. «« paid by tthh e followingflli : soon. has been a teacher for 21 years. Scurry, director and Mildred Tal- palm at Saturday night's final placed on the ballot. Howard Putnam, Avencl, $10; Sister Pauline will replace Sis- bot, assistant. Mrs. Sands is pres- Sept. 14 Picnic summer campfire of Camp Wnt- Maggie Moss, interior decorator, He also declared that Town En- will bo the speaker. Mrs. Moss Jscar SSaundcra , Bellevillell , $15; gineer John T. Hopkins has order- ter Gcnovcffa, who headed the lo- ident of the Westfield Community chung, Boy Scouts of America. >»ea Euthvin, Chatham, $10; An- The Wcstfield Rotary Club will The gold palm is awarded to those Jewish Women Plan has her MA degree from the Uni- Yailn tta ed new markers for the town's cal parish school for two' three- Center Association and Dr. Hu- £ » - Summit, $25; John year terms, the maximum under bert G. Humphrey is chairman of hold a picnic at Farchcr's Grove in Scouts who have earned 10 merit Card Party Benefit versity of Georgia, was formerly a parking meters, indicating the re- decorator for Davis & Paxon in Maplewood, $25; Victor cent change of effective hours. regulations of the diocesan school the building committee. Union on Wednesday, Sept. 14, it badges in addition to eagle rank. Union, $20; Bertha May district. was announced at a meeting: of the Jack has been counselor this sum- The Westfield-Cranford section, Atlanta, and is now associated Parking meters arc in effect from The main activities of the sum- with Chain Decorators. She is Summit, $25; Joseph Go- 9 a, m. until 6 p. m. weekdays, ex- Other additions to the Holy mer program have been Softball, organization Tuesday noon. mer of tho Frontier village, the National Council of Jewish Wom- 3 »• address given, $25; Wit- Trinity school staff arc Sisters EI- baseball, trips to places of inter-1 A sounu[>il. Walker. ' closed Monday. Cyclist Injured in Buck, registrar, order which was attended by about metcr8 will not be in ef- Jr. Gardeners Aid Mrs. Bernard , g, however, will be held Wednesday, Due Sunday Collision With Bus has stated there has been only one 200. Sept. 7, between the hours of 10 DeMoluy Dance School Care case of polio, locally, that which a. m. nnd 4 p. m. This includes all Saturday, Sept. 10 Mrs. Charles C. Baake, custodian caused the death of George Reyn- Musical Club Opens entrants who were not 'registered of the United Thank Offering fund Carol Colin, 11-year-old daugh- olds, son of Mr. and Mrs. George during tho summer round-up. MOUNTAINSIDE —S veral ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Colin Sir Galnhnd Chapter, Order of for St. Paul's Church, has request- raembcrj nf' the Jt'nior Gnrdun G. Reynolds of Summit road on Season Sept. 9 A teachers' meeting will also be DeMolay, will open tbo fall danco ed that contributions be plural in of 029 Elm street, sustained an Aug. 9. This was the first re- held in the grununnr school on season with an affair at the Ma- Club, which is sponsored by the abridsion of tho left knee Tuesday ported case in borough history. the collection plate Sunday or Dine Star Garden Club of Moun- The Musicul Chili of WesHleld Wednesday. sonic Temple from 8:20 until 12:30 mailed in as soon as possible. when n bicycle she was Tiding was Saturday, Sept. 10. All alumni seuttcred tainside, spent some time this week in collision on Elm street with a will hold its first meeting of thu Ryan to Establish 1U4U-SQ HCUSO y p Put Stnhler Loses invited to utU'ml. today, ending The collection is being made em- | weeding and triimuuiy; up the j p. bli fice bun operated by on Friday, Sept. V, nt U ]i. in. at thh e homh e of MrsM . , --.id followed by ly this fall in order that the funds ; flov-cr garden bordering the path Chuiics Potter of 83-1 Shuckumux- Consulate in Modan At Forest Hills '"tor tonight. High may be included in the report of to the school building on drive. She was taken to the Donald H, Belcher, B50 Prospect of the triennial meeting in San Junior Gurdeners Grate Marie office of Dr. D. C. Haclictt by her Donald Ryan of U3^ Woodmerc street. Mrs. Pat Stnhler of the West- lit TIU» Issue , '" " i in low 80's and Francisco in September. Held Tennis Club was defeated 0—1, Winds Engleman, HiMu Wagner, Patty mother. drive left Tuesday for Mcdun, Su- The program will ha presented About Town With Sally 0, 10 16 list, Elizabeth Reeves, Audrey Mrs. M. Howurtli of 048 Pros- matra, Netherlands Kmt Indies, by junior nicinebrs of the club und (j—1 by Mrs. Helen l'ustcil Perez, Classified 6, 1 u* $•»'"« °" Hmvks Play Sunday JUisku und Carol Lynn Johnson, pect street, u passenger in the bus, where lie and two other members Jonathan Delchcr, guest iirtist und Jllh ranking woman player in the Church News IS r..wl« afternoon, worked under the direction of se- suffered an abrasion of the left nf the State Dcpni'tment will es- composer. Chun man of the day United States, yesterday in tliu K'.Htoriuls _..' If,'. and cc with The Westfield Hawks will travel nior members Mrs. Harry Luke knee when she fell from her seat tablish an American consulate. ' is Mrs. Willard E. Bull ami chair- second round uf thu women's sin- Funwooil-S. Plains ,, S»' lo Plalntteld Sunday to meet the and Mrs. Harold Englemnii. when the driver applied the brakes Mr. Ryan's trip to Mcdan by man of hospitality for this meet- ties at Forest Hills. Obituaries , % und Pluinlicld Merchants in the sec- nnuvmi'9 ici: CIIIO,\M «., Ittr tl.-o. Theatro Page • ,. . • 88 miSiSiUimti: THE tVESTFTELD LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER^ hare had the equivslfmt of begin nins Spanish and includes read OBITUARIES 11 New Teachers Warns Against ing, conversation, composition and grammar from a functional view' (PontinuDti trom Page I) (Continued from Page 1) [joint. A study of Spanish-Ameri. Coeprr HM Lillian Palihin bcth Cupitt who has resigned 1 of 620 Lenox avenue, and Robert can culture will be included. atrvict* for Mrs. Helen Funeral services for Miss Lil- teach near her home in Penijsy ^Jiaer, 81 years old, of 908 Hard- Samuel H. Bunting Jru BA, , 77«, of «32 Shadow- lian M. Patchin, 84, who had made vania. ing street, are both recuperating Spanish jdepgrtment, Westfield • *•«. «Mf* feyfey lisli t nighg t att her home for the past 15 years One ot the two vacancies in M< at home. One death from polio (High School, will be the Instructor at it Gray'* Funeral HHome with her niece, His, Lorrimer Kinley School will be filled by Mis: is listed on the Board of Health' for both courses. f ••». CyrH K. Carrie, Tector Ai'msticmn of 121 South Euclid Susan Partridge of MuUwan. Sh records. The victim was H. Pete: This series will continue next ". Ma's Episcopal Church, avenue, were held his week in replaces JM IBS Marian, Long as rtft Crowell, 13, of 648 Dorian roue week with a complete description • Qsty. officiating:. Intermc Boweii, 111., her birthplace. grade teacher.- Miss Partridge ii Anulhi'i Wcstfitld resident, Juine; of eight lectures presented by the «•• this awming in Grtwiiwo Miss Patcirin died suddenly Fri- a graduate of Newark Normal Thi>mns, who had made his hon: staff of the John Robert Powers ; Ctatterg, •nnklyn. day at home. She was a member School and has both her bache- at the YMCA, died ' in Pari School for the course "Personal- •. KM. Caascr died suddenly Mo of the Fiist Methodist Church in lor's und master's degrees frpi France, last month, where- he wa ity Development for Women." • tat mmaiag of a heart aihnei Wrat field. Hutgcrs. She taught -la years i fcperrding the summer. Hid cas She is also survived by a nephew, Monmouth and MiddleKex counties, has nut been listed by the loca M waMty Inn, Femaquid Poin Dr. Charles Oderr of New York. HP- IN m UM wife of the late two years in Kwnscm Countiy Da; health board. A Scotch Plain School and comes to Westfield aft- 'girl, Miss Doris Starbuck of North Urges Safety er two years in the Reading Clint Kate road, is also ho£pituli7.ed i~ •«r»ja Brooklyn, Mrs. -Coope CNJ EIMIV Period M U4 hen I S yyears. She wa of New York JJniversity. ftluhlenberg, where her conditioi r ft,ft John'Jh s Epiacopa Of Bankruptcy Miss Margaret-Mary paly o: is "good." On Labor Day ***' W City, and. of tb Bayonne will teach a third grade On a local level, the Board o WfMftsM Wswan's Glut, The Central Railrocd of New in HcKinley School, She is a glad Health has inspected water Bam He doesn't recommend it for MM ia furvinri by § »on, Hugh Jersey ended its 10-year period of uato of Jersey City State Teach- pies from Echo Lake Countr; gnei'al practice, but Motor Vehi- t> Caa*s* Jr., of tfci Shadowlaw bankruptcy Tuesday. ers College and has taught fur on Club pool and the YMCA pool cle Director Arthur W. Magee •MNM; twa daughten, Mrs Federal Judge Guy L. Fake sign, yesr in IrvingtoR. where no contamination was founi would like to see a lot of one- PURLOINED FROM OLD PRINTS i" '•S!fil«* Cjnwyd, Pa ed a forma) order giving (he rail- Mrs. Ruth O'Neil, who has sub. in either. , Officials of the boar, track minds on the highways over Mr*, WHUam B. Smith o road full control of its properties stituted in Westfield over a period nave aha checked on three loca the Labor Day weekend, minds When The CMCII CMW A mug of Flip cost three pence; MK-i a «Uter, Mis again far the first time since Oct. of years, will teach « second grade boys who had been in contact witr centered on safety alone, He thinks two Flips, twice three pence; three i»y of N«w Yorlc Cit 30, 19.10. in Grant School. Mrs. O'Neil ii polio victims in other locations it will cut down the accident toll. When the coach from Ngw York to Flips—Sing for your Dinner! } a graduate of Trenton Norm* "When you drive or walk, keep Eastern and' other routes stopped at •*«*» prandchildren. The railroad had, asked to be dis- all three were examined at the en Dr. QiiMbr EatorUini charged from reorganisation pro- School and formerly taught In Oi of the quarantine period and fuuni your thoughts on one thing ami the Stage House for dinner and to ceedings on the batia of ita new nnge and Dunellen, Her home is ifree from polio. one thintr only—safety," cautioned change teams, Boniface Charles Gill- Dr. Joseph Quinby stepped over to mviitf itrqeture approved by the in Westfwld, . Polio led the list of communi the director. J'Obey the regula- man, "dressed in blue coat with brass the Inn, last Friday night, to meet Interelata Commerce Commission Alois J, Statleck, a resident of icable diseases reported to thi tions, take no chances, and try to buttons met the weary and dusty trav- friends coming from Easton to spend '' >«i«T^rTlc« w.re held Mun- Elisabeth,. will be the new school utdo Emily Post in courtesy." -'•Owwon in'Gray'• Funera an July 87. Board ot Health in August with elers at the stage door and, so, grace- the week-end at his handsome resi- Jludg* J>k«, who had to be called psychologist. He replaces Edward eight cases. Three cases of con- Predicting that travel will be Ambry who resigned,to become the the greatest in history, Director fully welcomed and conducted them dence. The Dr. has ordered Aunt '!*>*• Clwitnut .treet. In on to approve all major changes in junctivitis, and one each of measlei to the large living room '< where the . Polly Glllman tb prepare and serve the railroad'* operations under the supervising principal of Warren and mumps were reported. Nine Mattec sees the necessity ifor every if af'itoSjhiiTrie^r: Cei^e, Nattopal Bankruptcy Act, aaid be Township public schools. Mr*." dog bites and one cat bite wen motor vehicle driver to remember feast was spread awaiting their ar- the Roaxt for Sunday dinner, under ,B«v, H«nrr L. Jacob., an wa* hltHly pleaavd by the restora- StadecK is a graduate of Scton also reported, none of the animals the elx leading causes of ' Now. rival". At all hours, whenever the the apple trees in his back yard. He ion of coptiol to the Jersey Cen- Hall College and holds a master's ihowintr positive signs of rabies. Jersey traffic mishaps and to avoid stage arrived, refreshments could be will have young Dr. Corra Osborn degree from Teachers College, Co- ndulging in them. They are: procured of bacon, beans, cabbage, Paul Godf r«y, tral manafaniMit, Seventeen marriages and deaths and his bride as guests. Dr. Quinby "The" were no objectors •• the lumbia University. He, has also Followed too closely. , and cornbread, at 3 shillings, 6 pence planted an Elm tree in his front yard , Bernard Al taken coursei in the American Uni- were reported by t^e bomd O'D«nn«ll, Jamei O»- hearing on the restoration of the ing August, in addition to 20 Violated right of way, a meal. In the evening, after the on the day: they were wed. railroad's control got under way versity in Biarriti, France, He birthB. Fees collected amounted Driving on wrong side of 1'oad. cherry flips, roast pork and apple frit* E4fard Howard. m Newark. has taught for five years in Eliza- dj»d Friday in hl> to (748. Speeding. ters, there was entertainment in -' f>etatatter Downer The order becomes effective at beth schools and was last employ- Improper turn, which the leading citizens joined, - Postmaster Downer now takes the. ::*;;; leaf; ftoisi. -.'Born midnight Sept. 80, ed there in the guidance and spe Failed to signal or improper sig- 1, »• wsa employtd a* cial services department. mail to church in his hat, and passes it tfc* W*»tfleld TWinit nal. out the letters after service. He drop- Because of the resignation of China To Be How To Make A Chert? Flip " WWI4 HT»f II he Blue Star Garden Qub Mrs. Jean Wells as school nurse, ped a letter in the aisle, Irfst Sabbath Mrs. Jane I* Stone of Sornerville Cartwright Officer morning, and Miss Cory picked it .up Is «irvi*«U by his wife, Mr« (Continued from pace 1) Of malt beer, a quart jug nearly Board to Meet was employed. She is a graduate Nov. 14, "Chinese-American Re- Of Printers' League filled; to swe'eten, thrust a red-hot and handed it to him most politely.* of Somerset Hospital School ojf ations," Dr. Chih Meng. poker into the liquid and keep it The postmaster said "Thank you, •TWchsrd, Carol and Hen. MOUNTAINSIDE —An exocu- Nursing in Sonierville and has "'"" 't home; a sister, Mrs. ve meeting of the Blue Star Gar- Nov. 21, "Chinese National Prank I. Cartwright of Scotch there until foam is produced; add a Miss." Everything passed off pleas- taken courses in public health and Jharactor," Dr. Keh-Ching Chen, Plains, machinist-operator ot the antly and both were settled in their ifiUs Atif«W«^mj a fen Club of Mountainside, will be school nursing at Seton Hall, She No. 28, "China-Towns and Chi- pint of rum and some grated nut- frank La Rota of Ban held Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 6, served during the war as welfare IVestfield Leader anil former pres- meg, pews before service started. ,t 1:30, at the home of the club ICHO People in the United States," dent of the Plainfield Typograph- worker at Belle Mead and as staff Mrs. Muiy Chu, well-known com- ical Union, 399, was elected vice iresldeht, Mrs. Maxino Buck of nurse for the American Red Cross munity leader and business wom- >ntral avenue,' Plans for the in Honolulu. She comes to West- resident of the State Printers' omlng season, and the location of iii. f i League at n quarterly meeting field from the Visiting Nurse's As- Dec. 6, "China Today: Political THE WESTFIELD TRUST COMPANY fcWillla.ni Cotter, 61, who mad* he first fall club meeting the fol- sociation in Plainfield. Sunday In Belmnr. Tuesday, will be decided nd Economic," Dr. K. C. Wang, Mr. Cartwright has been with ^Mfewltli Ms daughter, Mrs. Miss Charlotte Fenstei'maker of l'ofcssor of political science, Nn- pon. Weatfteld will be secretary in the he Leader for 23 years and has ional Sun Yat Sen University, served on the executive committee Fifty Seven ftm Of g«#«»t,,:dkd y»»Urday at home. He McKinley School in place of Mrs. lanttm, China, and former coun- ph#d Iw* hers for about one year, Helen Evans. She attended Cor- the state association ifov many 1892 \r_•":" ™,~" 1949 Cleaning clothes at home with ilor of the Hunan Provincial ears. He is also a member of the Progressive Banking 0*»?;W«!WdA*rom;:.Elin. gasoline has caused many fires,th e nell College, Iowai and the Red jovei'mnent. r t National Board of Fire Underwrit- Wing Business School in Minne- Dee. 12, "China Today; Social oint Typographical Association >•> MMMI, ha wai thf hus- ra reports. Qaioline should nev- sota. She has had 11 years of ex- nd Cultural," speaker to be an- if New York State, represented The Oldest Brnkinf lortltutlon In WtrtAtM the late Mary Walah Cot- r be used for any purpose around perience as a secretary in Chicago jiounced. is local union at the Chicago and » it «I*P wrvived by a son, Jit home, the lire experts say, and with Merck & Co. in Rahway. mo Spanish courses will be giv- r Orleans national conventions iftaton an* aoothn* dan**- They suggest that cleaning fluids During the war she served overseas en at the Adult School. "Spanish nd served on the scalo committee Bread .nd Elm Sti. W«,tAcid, N. J. ^vCt Hrt kotk o( bearing; the label of Underwriters' for two years as hospital secretary for Beginners," 8-0 p. in., fee $4, or 19 years. * I Laboratories be Used if home clean- with the American Red CIOBS. is designed for beginning students A th^k# *#i I-" Staft,' ffiuhty* atid Mdtral , .r^annually destroys enough trnments own GO per cent of all the P«lge t)| ifp j# iinberimd'lumber to build 85,000 merchantable timber and 51 pet tical Vocabulary' is stressed to- ve-room houses. gether with exercise in pronuncia- cent of the forest land of the Doug- tion to put an emphasis on con- las fir region. versation. "Spanish, Advanced," 9-10 p. m., fee ?4, is for those who We Give The Boys What They Want and Need TRE RIGHT CLOTHES FOR SCHOOL and COLIM The widest selection we've had in years it now ready. School clothes of quality and good looks priced within your budget. Sport Shirts Sport Jacket and Slacks (light for any Help your child for your casual campus activity.' moments. 22.95 up Funeral Directors get the most out of Sport Shirts . .3.95 Westfield Cranford SIS E. Broad St. 12 Springfield Ave. Slacks . . 11.95 tel. west. 2-0143 tel. cr. 6-0092 SCHOOL

F you have children of school age, take steps NOW to see that they I- get-the most out of the coming SIGN UP NOW!! school season. Before your child returns to the Lessons On Ail Musical Instruments ^classroom have your family doctor give him or her a thorough physical Your New Fall Suit check-up.' is here • - - tops in mater- §AXOPHONE MR. CHARLES LEEDS, i • ial) style and workman-. 4 CLARINET— formerly with Fred Waring If your physician has any recom- •hip. ' A campus winner. mendationt, his advice will enable 45.00 UP PIANO — MR- WALTER KLEIN,* your child to gain full health that Manhattan Shirts N formerly with Jerry Wald W>I1 insure uninterrupted participa- to complete your wardrobe. tion in work andx play. Button-Down or Spread Collar. ACCORDION— MR. CARMEN POLZO, 3.25 up Radio Star If your child's condition gets the Topcoats of Quality doctor's OK—you'll be glad to have 45.00 up TRUMPET — MR. JOSEPH VOLPE, the good news. Nunn-Bush Shoes For the man who wants the Everything you want in a top- Director Music, Elizabeth Schools best. coat comfort, wearability, Make An Appointment smart styling. 15.95 GUITAR — MR. DANNY BENNON, With Your Family Doctor Jimmy Dale and Television TODAY. Be Ready For School — Shop Now DRUMS — MR. KARL WOLF, formerly with Vaughan Monroe ALL PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS. John franks WESTFIELD ' , Branches; BgfeMt'^'^Fj*^*- ' '-:;:- •'-•'IB'' JL •' • • '"_J Plainfield . Ridgewood iiG D2incistd.nci Open Monday and Friday Evenings 'Till 9 PRESCRIPTIONS Ml . r WESTFIELD 2-6383 THE WESTFIELD LEADER. THPKSDAY, SEPTEMBia 1, 1*4»

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More Fashion— More Quality Easy Mannered—Easy Money Price Y«M tie** This Zlp-ta More For Your Money Ib This All-Season Coat Camel Hair Polo Coat T.ilored jby 55" Fitted Princess Coat Handmacher 09 »3 No Tax A Suitmaker with lfc« impressive goodJooks that Styleful scalloped voice* (end (W to-pretty touch Clattic boy coat, 47fo camel hair, 53fo virgin wool. belie it* inconceivably low price. Of a new worn to thil so-practical broadcloth or sheen gabardine Belted back, quilted wool interlining. In nude or Filled Princess all wool broadcloth. Fur collar dcr-fabric ... • CeUnese rayon flannel possessing tool. Satin lining, all-wool, zip-in warmer. Grey, and ifmkr-tub. Grey Persian on winter navy or the look, feel and tailoring*qualities of finest wool* hrown, green, black. 12yz to Vfl/t and 31 to 39. natural. 9-10. • ' . Abbe frcy. Beaver on belvidere, winter navy or black. 9-15. Rich new Fall shades, 1Q-18. Third floor Third Flat Third Floor Third Flat

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TUs New Wool Jersey Blouse Nylons If You're 5 Feet 5 Special! Or Less, Lealic Fay . Has Wlntf Sleeves Nylon Fitf You to 11 T. Slips With Nylon Lace lopi 14.95 595 And Sauey-Q I*ce Bottoaas Tlte same precious iheers you've considered Sun- Bur-Mil Rayon day-best, at a price so fantastically low you can. Beloved wool jersey, softly curved and just won- Slipper Satin now afford them for everyday. All first quality, derful. Tiny rim of a collar, neckline plunges Cohama all nylon fashioned into these youthful ' Rich Bur-Mil rayon slipper satin, wonderful-feel- Empire style slips with 3" allUylon lace tops and ow or rides high to suit your whim, winging lovely, gossamer, perfect-fitting and long wearing.. ing and wonderfully fashioned for evenings, out. lace Suzy-Q bottoms. Adjustahle straps. Launder •utterfly sleeves add a rim of a cuff for good Brown shadow, wine haze, fashion beige, dark New formdefining line in black, navy, copper, blue easily, dries quickly, needs no ironing. 32-40. 'aihion. In lime, camel, spruce green, campus red steel, wine and deep green. Precision-sized JOT, fancy, copperlite, fall taupe and mist. Mail orders Mail orders filled. Phone orders taken up to 10 or black. 12-1B. Mail orders filled. Phone orders p. m. daily. to 20T to save you alteration cares and costs. taken up to 10 p. m. daily. filled. Phone orders taken up to 10 p. m. daily. Stctti floor. • Budi>t Shot,. >m_ri Hoot .Third Floor Strut Heir. THE UUCOGt, Other contributions were received • o< which have been especially de- irom the workers in the Woodbine aigaad for this top touring snow Colony; the Vineluiid Girls' Home I designed and iout«d by George A. end LeeBburg; pj-iaon Farms; thejHamid, New York, the nation's Jsmesburu Reformatory and the | foremost producer fit top outdoor To fencer Fund Soldiers'Home, Menlo Park; Skill-i talent and productions. In «izc , Ja* *»•<• Employees of the Slate of New man Village, R»hway Reformatory j alone the extiavaganza rivals a WYATTS SECOND and from the SflU- $700,000 fund-raising campaign of f the American Cancel- 4Wi*ty in Einployamt of the s,tate In Mer.| K"V « » !*'«« department store, ri«*H Moti cei- County repotted a total of $3,-, Ore of taw outstanding produc- I It fSarieg ket tejs state. Pr. Ellen C. Potter, deputy HM eaja records w«r» Employees .Committee and has ping, glamorous chorus girls, m«st ir# tictJtat fvaatisc over ST.0M un- turtoad this mm nv«r to John L. of whom received all of their pro- Mm vt i«st afew wfciefc rdUet aMUwrt nader the age of Williamson of Trenton, president CoM Rush Revue fessional training on New York's rt Ma has* estimated by of the Mercer County chapter of famed Gay White Way. sutfcortafca that ntsual the society. Mr. Williamson in alao At AHeniown Fair aamtg usmarried girls assistant treasurer of the New Jer MEN'S aa tfevalent t*»ay as it sey division. A gay stage revival ef tat gold Our eayert ef Petroleum Bfeaurta Employee! of institution! in rush days of pioneer time* which le Europe in JMf SPORT JACUTS- REVERSIBLE ZEUN SPORT SHUTS- MUnUNDnWEA UaJM sHetes Children's played so important a part in mak- Htnttraon County were the great $ per cant ef ew total proauettea Wet raasrU tkat sjearly SO per set contributors outside of Mercer ing this nation great la the that tmtmut M*1 WMI JACKETS—wM mi "•"•flVMfJclfltll MWfts \ as* thf illegitimate Strtsa In ef the Gold Rush fcevuo, a musi- ef patnteum.. Ik* leal erain ta Colnttr. Tha Clinton Reformatory ear psrtehum resaaraM at the prov Sizes 34 to U rai* rtsjifawC Si?*«: Small thru large m Uut mi Critter are to girls It to Idturned over $181 and Glen Gard- cal extravaganza BOW on tour for the first time. Geld Rush Revue sat is our own Ugh level af ea» Reg. 117.50 to 124.95 Sizes 36 to 46 •trli hf I. V. D. ner, $131, Burlington was next •umpuan, which mceeia our IMS Reg.: »6.95and »7.50 kssn argued that tha with a total of $232.75 from the be ifeatured grandstand enter- NOWi Reg.: C14.S0 Sixes 30 to 42 tainment fare at the Great Allan- fOMumpUea by » aw esat, tecorsV ' Initiate eoursss la •ordentown Manual Training and kig to the National Planning assort' fll.Mto*lt.M* NOWi UN NOW, $3.M ana MM Ref.: I1.2B _ A lew schools have. Ihaustrisl School, Rordentown Re- own Fair on Sept, 19-2O.21-22-23. U. •Uea. Certain special ttaau, how- NOWi 3 fa* fl.M tertaU havs criticises formatory ana) New Lisbon Colony, ever, such M lubricating ett-ea SWEATERS—Wlovar, PAJAM •roaal. Cottons - Rayons feftYrlar to take ever Marlboro Hospital and the Bris- The elaborate production fea- which taste Is no great presiure la (7fc oa«b) aolid colors aad cloth k7' Reg.: $3.95 to $8.95 which atrtld be give* bane Hospital In Allaire, Mon- ures music, eemeay, lights, lavish this eeuntrr-msr eoatsMia te he fancy knits Bria/s by B. V. 0. _JM. If the (acts war* mouth County; contributed $m.8l. •eta and elaborate costuming, all •aperies' Ifefa the Unite* StaUs. SPECIAL PURCHASE NOWi $1.»S la $>.H >' atehaMy atsat school au- 100% Wool SIZM A, B, C, D Sizes I* to 3S ,_jrt aae tsaaWs weaM as Site. 36 to 44 SPECIAL At It.tS TIES—Pur* lilk Reg.; $1.00 r set hwor w •»*• the task NOWi »1.»I «• $*.M hy Beau Bnammti NOWi 1 It MM (79. «.) •WNl-ttaeatM la the boast. ROBES—Raya», terry, UnderskirU by B. V. D. ii ••• . atta refused s«th RAKES SPR£ADERS HOSE BOW TIES-JUady tied ami Dasaon (after ef criticism* frem cotton by Dimnuir Ltd. Reg.: $3.50 and $5.00 Sizes 36 to 44 and to be tiosj by Siies: Smalt and Medium Reg.: 85c tnU •MMMUHttsV NOWi $1.*SI 1 far $S.SO NOW: 3 law II.M . jf SM oaucetisa Is Arrow and Sherman only ^ Beg.: $6.95 to $13,D5 •T tat fart that them Reg,: $1.00 and $1.SO TIIS-WooU atositirttlma as well NOWi 3 f«r $lti NOW. 13 M to tl.tl ALL NYLON ,aam .The pr*Ma» ansl Foularat SWEATERS—Siaes: r MMi that eads «f SOCKS—Liales and JEWELRY—by NuLoe Were $1.60 Snwll, MoaiiuM, Urge fancy cottons Tie bsrs, key chains NOWi Ste ' SiSis calort Keg.: $1.00 to $2.50 Sires 10 to 13 Mag Slaeva PaHavers, $7.50 to avaarMt from the.aues- NOW, Mt, iaarl. Ua TIES— flemelsH $4.tB tta th Reg.: fiSCto 75e af |«l al* * *» RAINCOATS— Silka ant) Rayont . am NOW: 4 »r. far II.M OVERCOATS—Nary, ty «»sihr parents "Sbelters" Were $3.00 by U. S. Rubber at laftaiaatihie vrltk the TROUSERS—Flannels, NOW.ll.lt Sizes 33 to 40 . of then- own aa* group. tweeds, etc. Sizes 36 to 44 Reg.: $29.95 to $38.95 jnc, longs and shorts Silkt I of tMr P*r»hts have lead Formerly $7.95 to $13,95 NOW, $11.90' •'sen problems •wild Reg.: $1».M to $24.SO Were $2.80 I wlttt UleraiMe, but tol. NOWi tS.M ta %»M NOW. $13 $0 I. $2I.SO NOW. $1.« * NO ALTERATIONS not carry with' it a at approval Which i desire. - l (M nasarck study in a mid- BOYS-Sizes 12 to 20 > klgh sehaol, knowledge «( TW99HM9 UWKSW99 t waa tsstaa. Tha —#M« ggroufooti Sow lhl» parmonanl the students.had rwstorM grata lypo Mod to. fill in boro DUNGAREES- SPORT SHIRTS- POLO SHIRTS- HUSKY CORDUROY was tremendous. H is j vi0ajr otM color* • pott withMuKurlonl Specid F»r Ow Sitb Lwif ilccre Weitern, McGregar u*l KayMc, SPORT JACKETS that the practices .of only Mb par 100 •rott. UtO lott bocauto 8 oz, denim with zipper j asM,ana weaMa of this an chtcb, MMI, etc., IROft StCCVCI Green'and Wine to.*. 2511M faada 50 ft tff va^s^as'f^s^B^a' ^vT^anvV^k' St^^s^^aW Sanforized \ \ ate sfWn dangerous. par, pound. •II wasiwble Assorted stripes, Sizes 12 to 20 lat ef a paradox that ky 50 ft for IJ.50. htd Sizes 4 to 16 9000 tq ftfor $3.M . 1lb-$1.3S 5lbft6.45 Sizes 12 to 20 Patterns. Sizes 14 to 20' Reg.: $15.95 i are too sensitive to VERY SPECIAL, $1.W NOWi $10.95* -snaal bthavior with the Aaaty k) o «•> «Mi Reg. to $3.95 Reg.-. $1:50 to $2.60 f tfct <*!Mr*»> art tot NOWi $1.96 NOW: Me to $1.M vi tVatatt- it wHh SWEATERS— 42 SPORT JACKETS— MeGragor pullover* SOCKS—Fancy cottons Corduroy and all wool tkat »u education HYDE ft ELLIS, Inc. • Fancy and plain. BELTS—PUir. and 100% wool Sites .8 to .13 ... fancy by Paris r Sizes 12 tp 18 awajn altal of«r«tpra of - , t • f, , • '• -Sisea aa to 38 U ,J Vv «iji.iM' Reg.: $14.50 to $17.95 Reg.: $4.95 to $7.60 Cowhide, oofdovon. pigskin NOWi $9.9S to $13.95* ,. sMt* «fstn than not. TiltTLE HARDWARE 7,. NOWi $l.tS to«3. M Sizes 26 to 32 • i $bs ajstt at jeawaeiHettsia as ''.»•. SOUTH AVENUE . WESTFIELD 24700 Reg.: $1.50 to $3.50 PAJAMAS—Broad, Wt sJafMil sVr partnls to TROUSERSrrCovert NOWi 81C htlMi. -This d«es not rtliev, 9l9A^sTvl0s)SJ. 4\II VTttftl ~ ' and flannel cloth by Weldon— "i ef the responsibilitr for bjr McGregor Waist sizes 25 to 32 SPECIAL PURCHASE Sises S, af, h . Keg.t $8.60 to $10.60 ALL RAINCOATS At j tnt door open. ' Reg.: $1.95 to $3.95 Sizea 14 to 20 NOWi $T.0S 10% OFF SPECIAL At $1.49 i a popular fallacy that chil- NOWi Ttc t, $1.9S (no charge for cuffs) , knew mere than their par- atiievt. Actually, many times DRESS SHIRTS— 1* SUITS—Tweed, ! JACKETS— know much leas. Too, some ROBES—Terry, cotton, Colored, , flanned casaimer* -hava the notion that what "Byrd cloth," seersucker—• v r.doeant know won't hurt Zolan treated Brualon and Kaynee Slsea i2 to 18 s 1 all washable Reg.: $22.95 to $26.95 Many time> Junior is.serl- Sizes 10 to 20 Sizes 12 to 18 Sizes 13 to IBV4 crippted piycholoxlcally be- Reg.: $10.00 Reg.: $4.95 to $8.60 Reg.: $2.96 and $3.95 NOW. $15.90* I ef intense guilt feelings con- NOWi $t.(S NOWi $2.»5 to $S.SO NOWi $1.49 (3 for $3.98) • NO ALTERATIONS '•trnlng hla sexusl behavior. " J. The field is deluged with n«w 'books on iex educstion both for .children and faults. Most parents .Would do well to fatniliariie them-, JUNIORS-Sizes 4 to 12 with the books in their PAJAMAS-Broad- DUNGAREES- ROBES—Terry; SPORT SHIRTS — See the thrilling new developments . cloth by WeldoD— Special For Our Sile cotton, seersucker— Lout sleeve Chapter in Homes nad Homo building ma- SPECIAL PURCHASE. 8 oz. denim with zipper all wMtubie Westerns, checks, teriala. A million ideas to help you Sizes 4 to lS Sanforized Sizes 4 to 12 solids, etc. (o Meet Sept. 8 Elizabeth in jrour present homo—or the one SPECIAL At $1.95 Sizes 4 to 16 Rejf.: $4.29 ip $7.50 all washable you plan to build! SPECIAL At $1.89 NOW: $2.7» to S4.9S Sizes 6 to 12 Wilfrill ITIjkMHtlCdt 11C"MtaiaWr SWEATERS—Pullover Res. to $3,95 Armory and Cardigan by CORDUROY SHIRTS— NOWJ tl.95 Assorted colors KNIT SHIRTS— Unit Officer 1171 MAGNOLIA AVE McGregor and Pauker, Short sleeves by ^ HELP CHOOSE all wool Sizes 4 to 12 The annual meeting of the Un- ELIZABETH, N. J. Reg.: $4.05 McGregor and Kayaee ZELAN JACKETS—, Sizes 4 to 12 Sises 4 to 12 ion County Chapter, American THE Reg.:-$3.O5 to $5.95 NOWi $3. "V o.rcss in Heaoarch.", A ing Fund Committee ition v id -will follow. 'An kBtliml fi|rn of the Amoricun er Bici'ty.-fentllled r/»«-P(«- ' Mf* Mftid will lie pro- See The Amazing Home That May Be Yours

rhantor- officers are: r • at corner- Waaliington and Lincoln Ave., Union. N. J. >t Mr. Kohiar; vice prsui- r Abah Oi Boyor.-Elixuboth, PtlUlnger.Sp'rlhKneld; utlVfl «m'nltt««, Dr. 0 WuesUr, HlHslde; p HOME KIN STIIKT the wrvlco «nd «

Important modification of rent JLaduiP" weie announced today Michael Pt'coia, rent director •Northeastern New Jersey Are* "o«* The diwetor ***** Week-lnl It the housing expediter Mi U Zd these new procedural regular ORT ORDER! SJ, effective as of Aug. 24 to ify the steps taken by land- Zis and tenants in setting their dl rights under lent control. It'i easy to fct all the foods you need for the ro/te'1 landlords and tenants three-Jay holiday at your well-atocUd Aatf* 8Crve notice on each other '^39. Super Marlcet. Eaiy to saw many a penny, Mo !L «pl>lyi"K t0 th« n * " ... thaahaab toto AAPAAP'tt fuutfuutii polkpolky oof torent ailjjs-tmenu, eviction cer- •Ifc.tes and °">er Mtioiw aSect- offering U» bm* poMibl* values every J the other party. Prartoualy MM* day. Stop in and stock up! l^ce was srrved by the •>•• ZrtoftM after the application oar Htltion hart been filed. The new or«»4a« will reduce the work 1129 oad os local offices and speed up the intl determination on request*. Amtlmr change provides for di- nct appeal >>y the landlord* or Mint* from the: area rent diree* tor'i decisions to the housing ex- •editor in Washington. Tbii elim> Mtes the Intermediate Btep of ra< ii*w by the Regional Homing E»- •diter which was iireviously avail- iUt to landlords and tenants. Smttletrt SM| Applications lac review now T0 MM 90m MlH pending in the regional office* trill behindUd as follow*! 1, Thoie involving a tenant'* Itiy of certificate relating to evic- tion or landlord's deposit of money in Htrov after a rent reduction will W forwarded to Waahington Swerlheart Swp lor conlteration as appeals. Urft ilaa be* «ak« 2. All other applications will h» dJiniiMfby the re(tion»l oftca, toltleltndlord or tenant may aak all. for ^consideration by the area Pleats write: rent director or file an appeal with the Homing Expediter in Wish- CUSTOMER RELATIONS taflon. , KHMUBNUSMP Housing Expediter Tighe E. [IT HWMry MM OWIN A&P Food Storei HEADY-TO-EAT HAMS 'OT '69. fwds emphasized that the agency ftlicy of requiring notice to affect- 3 B« 20e 420 Lexington Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y. id parties is retained and in fact Chickens tw*"" 4J Pri*a«Rlb««tB«t>f itr«i|tlwned under this stream- linn) procedure. Under thia pol- Chuck Roast or Steak bnei« Smoked Pork Shoulder's then cut i»49t. ity, either party to a rental atree- a copy of the petitioa form,on tho Pot Roast iMt is entitled to know when the premises. If the notice is posted, Sliced Bacon suimyneM *** t*# 2 MI K. ats* 63«) trter party files a request with the landlord also must serve each Granbert7 Sauce OftmUwtptmsnH Ifceml7« Chopped Beef Pure betMrethly arewwj »49« Smoked Beef Tongues Htenm k,57« (he tent office for an action /which tenant with notice of the nature •ill mean an eviction, change in rnit, or change in the accommoda-of the posted document and the Grape Juice AM pt.M.19* wbsi.35o Sirloin Steak Juicy llavorful k87o Fowl rtrlrlcMMt.wWi-elliliai k.45a place where it is posted. ' bni or services. Hi-C Orange-ade vntnin tottined 44 01. » 29o Porterhouse Steak' short cm-ieu »mi The now method calls for the In those cases where a tenant n fc97e Ducklings Una lilmd'i llnett k. &% lindlord or tenant to serve the no- is seeking action, he can serve no- Loais Sherry Grape Preserve . • . Hb.i«19o Cross-Rib Pot Roast ior.tit.i-n. in tdded fc-89e tice directly to the other person tice only, by delivering a copy of Fresh Pork Shoulders «m« «* bttead of providing & notice copy his application personally to the Strained Baby Foods »»«tmu»,a.w>i,H«in»,uw>y 10i««93c Bottom Round Pot Roast He w addei *>93o to the rent office for service. Forlandlord, by leaving it at his place Fresh Spare Ribs of residence or- principal place of mmple, a landlord will now do- Tomatoes i«M-mwpKii »oi.cwilOe Top Sirloin Roast No tu «fd*d Center tuti ttier a copy of his petition per-'business, or by mail. Tenants are Loin Pork Chops SJ. 85s not required to serve each other nully to each tenant or by mail, * [Whole Kernel Corn AM>-MV P«K n «. ew 2 (or 29« Top Round Steak „ h.93« Wheleorellherhatl »Kk ' I7e. 77« Boiled Ham tuu4 than four, tenants .involved. document must be filed with the casea where, there jra mprp .area re,«J,pfflce(,^oge.t;her with, cert Libb^sBeeta hlienMer Die** l2H<2\« Plate and Navel Beef froth-tor botunf Franco-American Spaghetti Means' ISHOI.2CMI29O Legs of Lamb Gmilne Spring limb Ik. 69« Flounder Fillet »>. l Wet.iM«.2>w33a Salad Dressing AMPW pi.|»r25« «Mw45e Sultana Stuffed Olives • • . . 4HetUr35e FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Hudson Paper Napkins ?«•>» 2p>>gi21« Tidy Sandwich Bags • • • • a • »kioi30 8a There's no better flavor than fruits arid vegetables that are naturally Cut Rite Waxed Paper . '• • • 125 rt. roii 23e fresher. And no better place to buy them than A&P'» Produce Department. mil fre* Martf larm ,-: ; FfllltMV ' ' * I Hack Frost Sugar Gcnui»i.d 3ib.b.845o toib.t>.s89c Evaporated Milk whit* House TOMATOES nn. •.,... FRESH PRUNES 3, 25. California Oranges sw«t, iuicy. 5 . btg 49a For ullng or cooking Duffs Devil Food Mix . . t4o*.#».25e Mdntosh Apples 3 Ifai. 19i String Beans From nearby f.rmi 2 lt». 17e Chocolate Chip Cookies zio. Mi.ptg.47o Seedless Grapes From California 2lt».23t Potatoes' Long I>land-U. S. No. 1 «rede-'rV (lie 10 Ib. bag 39° Jane Parker Pop Corn be. 1*0490 Yellow Bananas • * • e • • • • x> 15« Cheetoa *\* a. 1*9.25* Table Celery cmprwhiie bunch 15o C.Moml* Fritot v«pkg. 19e Juicy Lemons ctrlonoMl9« Green Apples For cooking 'i°nda Siichard Choc. Squares «OI.P»B. 25o Seedless Limes urion oi 4 or s 1S« Nabisco Lorna Doone sHu.p««.2it>r35g Crackers Ingli* style UMrliMnt Jlbpkg. 39o Crispa Salty Thin Pretzels . . •.pk(.19« llb.pkg.37e ' milk, cream, butter and ': good any place eggs (o carry you over the long week-end. . . I any time! 16- plcg. of 8 CocaColaPiudep.«oz 6ior2Sc PepsiCola*iuMhp.t7«6ior29c > SllCCd SwiSS F»ncya om«H« fc-tStDc Jm rtrter : a HMi w WMl Wktat • Yukon Clnb Beverages Mm d*fx»it is*, bot. 2 for 21o Marcal Toilet tissue ...... 3 roll. 28c Sharp Cheddar Aged «*«>>;.«* ib.09e Delicious Bread FOR ACTION m mt M Potato Chips j»n.p.,u FOR WEAR Jib. Butter . * *%fczzr • * *• * 69«" Camp!ire Marslunallows Provolone Cheese ••••••• • fc.59« Sugared Donuts *\ Sim Ched-O-Bit Ch.dd»r ch«>. hod 2 ib. fox 83* Sandwich Bread Marvti thin iiictd 20 oz. loai 18t RU-12 . $S.4S Ywi'DSay: 1254-3. *S.«5 .Vegetable Salad Cottage Cheese • "iei.'ciipl7« Pound Cake Gold, maible or cherry allvenc 9oz.cul27« "BEST ICED TEA F6R Ml* Cream Cottage Cheese Foodcr.it ]2o(.cupl9o Dundee Cake JanoParkte 13 oz. tin 53a Yet ibdyWk* Prefer AAPTeu Apple Turnovers Jam Parker pkg, ol 3 for 25fl 8AVE.UET«.15c ON A FOUNB* Pippin or Snappy Roll • a • • S6tpkg,2Qo Borden's Gruyero > e e • • • ''« pt. tont. 30« Whole Chicken x hll-Mlii mi vlieron Mtao; u Muenstcr Cheese siic«dorpi«« ib. 43o 3lb.3o& Pries llb OurOwAToa . ms.pkg.47e , can 1.89 UtilUtil can Our Own Tea Bag* s "Bastion National Survey Average*

r Armour's Armour's WV\ftliG "~' Brown Moccasin * Amour's Ili/dr/s Corned Beef Corned Beef Hash Chopped Ham Shoe Shop Kor. lib. QQ 1 12 01. "SHO$s FROM CRIB TO COLLEGE" can can t>0° can 47 fric.i Hfactlv* In Sup»t Morktli ond Srif-Sotylce Stprii Only ^8 W n>n., '""MT TO TIUV TOTS) "— //KONT ST. . PI; 4-9820 . PLAINFIELD 12 1 CEN TR AIL POST OFFICE , N : T THE WESTF1ELP LEADEE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMEEB 1, 1949 MEAL EfTATZ—«A12 ICAL t*TATl-*ALt 9 UAL UTATK-4AU MMW APABTMBKT— mm w*. „. tor »tora*e or T.R —Three bedrooms; tUe bath; open Available Sept. Sth. iTOBii* 8oor, center ot tow». COWIIf O. CDWAJtM, Hcreened porch; attached garage; Tel. WE. 2-1540. KAISALL KRAK TME 6BAST SpHftAL on & oil heat; in»ulatlon; ntorm 8aBh. very nice sized lot, we have an Only il yearn uld. Low taxea. ISISKIII WD»S Will IWn 4- un usually good six-rootn center jooiii furniuhed apartment in HELT WANTED Umtmmm Ckirgt sot hat] Colonial. It's old and needs ai«,i)m.w — iK IKHOOI i*lnlnneld near center of town FIAWEWACH paint and decorating, but tt in IJISTKKT. C hall; den o with another bUKineiw woman. •IIi,TtP(.B I.HTII ararKhT the Kind of iiome that warrants U vm ufl* JivinK roym; mofl- BMinonable. Call between (mil FBt-ULE—««h-k K«lr« Cmmh «ell money being spent on it. Bring em kitchen; _breakfas. t raom; 4 S p. in., weekdays—PlalnfieliJ S- ins Christmas cards. Bequest tree REALTORS ill.TW — A rlllH MULY er a plenty of Imagination with y 2 h creeneii 0637. samples. It costs nothing to try. retired couple will find many ad- JUki fUOCOW porch; oil heat. Elmcraft Chicago, B»30 So. Weft- *•»*•. vantagey In this modern, pre-war FAKWOOI) —- 9 HOOIHf. complete em, Chicago, 111. 7-7-»el bungalow. Compact in defiicn, flil MAHHINOV AVK,, iMr , $2l,r**.W A MEAL KANCH TI FK kitchen, all utilities garage/busl- JI»T OVKal THE I.IKK to State* yet ha« tull sice dinette, living in aa older type home In very VI'Jh'C;A|,OW with barn, situate on ne«« H dults, 2 minutes to all HMiniNV sretr for Aluminum room, kitchen, D bedrooms, tiled good -condition. Four bedrooms IH acres in a setting of large trftiiKportalion! L.iudtn bus. Fan- Combination Windows. Car, but bath on the first floor, and a bed- on the -second floor, and an ad- trees. Spar'Joua livlnK room with wood 2-5r>2' no money, required. Act quickly. room and ettiB.ll study on the sec- ditional one on the third. Nice picture window and attractive Phone Boakln, WE. 8-6014. . . ,. UTATI--MLI ond floor. Screened porch with ftis-ed ronrrm, g'ood heating plant. fireplace; 3 bedrooms; tile bath flagstone floor, nice lot in a wood- Taxes |2Hi4. Askinff |13,0(JG powder room; unusually bri-jfnt ed, desirable neighborhood. kitchen; gas heat. Low t'lxes. ROOMS FOK KENT VOIKO •AN, Interested sales man- HOMI THIS iff A vear *ICK BIS-IUM ngemenl. Excellent opportunity % IV Nl.raa— A «e«d home located near the Lincoln fm UT A BLOCK FHON V, C*Hl*riafcle ••»••• at mod- to associate with national or»an1- Mte# *«<». m+Serm Snmm tlaa of older homes for tne ani School and the No- 49 bus- Three niiKM) SCHOOL, and only 3 erate ratee. WESTFIBL0 HOTEI,, tatlon. Will train. Bxpenees, Uy thftt require* four bedroenna bedrooms and Ml«d bath, BUII blocks frtnn the High and Junlw 433 W. North Ave. WB. ^-2774.^ comm., bonus. ReaJsilk Mills, at moderate price. Minor to room and large -open screened High SchoolB, thla i» a must Hoom 230, 81 Clinton St., Newark. ttlMOLM ft PBITZ major redecorating or Improve- porch. Oil heal. Recently redeco- convenient location. Tills brick MHC*«I,* MBOOI,—l« I. U > ITU. ments to be made, but they are rated, and la in "move In" con- and shiiigie homo t was built by tBKitiiiED moom—aooi location, AKE »»l a would-be and/or erteea *Hte, tlvtaa raaaa witi h all In desirable locations where > dltlon. *13,750.00. ' * an outntanding builder of Wenl- 2 blocks from station; single and has-been musician wlio likeg to iraaeiewrwIaaT flt#»Jai*,J MM -Mtri'k. your children will have arood oom- fleld. Three bedrooms and 2 baths. lara* dtalsaj ma. » fae k*-*- paiiiotishlp, Full detalla gladly double. Call WE. a-0107 or after lac for fun? The OOHN BOREKS given. rmm THU KBIT arreafiffi u A The niHKtef bedroom is 25 feet 5 call WE. 2-2HS8. S-J-tf Eave a few gpotB open. For dupe r I.an •MUM knife — *U,TU. litif TIM** see tuts overviied six- ifiliK. Open Ktreened porch; «un on try-outs call WE. 2-2258-J. room; fine hot water healing sys- THE •),••—-, aa-aa-aa-aa «Mh with a dishwawlier. Three gd 2-5565. * 8-l!-3t noonsns thrgthroufhh dinedinnerr , plus one Jentl.t. They then and brown, haa been completely bedrooms. Th is !• tremendouB UUmmMt — MEAN WVCHM'OOI*. morning a week; 120. Call "'" M-eatae*. I a-aaal alee* Mrwu, redecorated, and ha« a new roof. value at »ifi,9oe.OO. Center hall Colonial. Two tiled ATT«»CTIVE ••< l-HWIaw fur- watr ctmmw trt tke Realtor will con- III** kalk tttlk afeawer. iaM » The firit floor la very attractive, balhs; tlral-floor tiled lavatory; 2-5659-R. thelr particular aeeaa, Ken aM aa* ataalalatr kaHt •< niehad rooms; ohort walk to eta- CALL mu. S-M4I. Ike necessity (or the with a brl(ht kitchen and a pow- um A N0«B TIU« Mm HMllr IM» large tiled kitchen with break- tlon; reference*! required. §61 CUPKHIRKCEII lECHETAHr for i "efcop ar«vad". der room, and an open porch •kaye, here I* a atK-room home fast space; 33-foot living ro-oin B-l-tf professional office, part time- FIT fcer — HUH, Three larare bedrooma OR the eec- •with three twin slied bedrooms with open fireplace; a twin bed- Wentfleld Avc. Needs ability to meet public, type, tntd•VStfcV'" 'IM, Will |W>II LH*I»—we Intlte aaa -r(ee»Haaal wm. » Franklin eckooj aotie in « mod- kitchen and itcreened porch. At- 75 * 150, er's license desirable. State age, iWII'l TMXl IMVICK_1«. i htr iafHiriee ao that we may tached jrkrave, bane men t K References. Breakfast optional. experience and salary expected W MMwT tkoie properties bent •• lar«< ern, wooded eectloti. Tel. WK. 2-0183. 9-1-tf (hourly bai*iO. Write Bo* 70U. to s«rv« youyu on }aca.l and long* dla" room. Freshly decorated top to M.M-e.IW — A « IXTOM HIII/l' WB J3029 »l"»-l"f •Mpt«i f«r your need*. tala •W.aaa BaaV iiAvr BVlllfiAMIWI bottom, inside aud out. brand new MICK A*II FHtIK 1 IPI.DVUI,. care Leader. 9-l-8t WB. J-3029. . HMI Iwve a 21-ft. llvins room? Thla roof. About ten yearn old, 117,- Seven room; 2 tiled biillis; tint- VIIM.V Kl M*I»HKI) HUOI •MMtTK MICE Uw Taue «il«*. — one dom, and other "I'll houiie" 300.00. Bunlnt'HS people only. WHITR WOMiV Waa-!'.«HII/IBe AUK fCABCK picture wlndowa, two bedruoma meal». Tel. WE. 2-2191. St. Mil Whlta ani Hike. ..-_ ll»,»». At the aame ••fcil. Powder room, sun room. nreplace; oil neat; attached 2-™r B-l-2t k la and tiled bath on the nrel floor. Finished third floor. Taxes garHge. Tills houBo, miusuiilly 2 Fl MM8Hi:l» HOOMS — Separate •••pi" 'Here la a little houn« with Two more bedrooim oit the aec- t2&M4. The rooms are all npii well deslKiied, is of ijuallty con- or together, in'lvnle hath, buei- I MraaajM aear Wood row Wll- kare lara-a llrtaai raaaa. ond floor. A !l-<( panelled game CIOUM, and the location Is very struction, neHS men iireferreil. JiO") Cumber- WOM3N. laerraec «r««r Iwm dur- I. DmVOM * «».*», WeattoM Par. eaa Waal—aat fancy, kilt neat •iwakm, (all *lataur t—m, —f- room with fireplace and built-in luml St., WE«t. 2-6650-J. infj: Hpare time Helling nationally Hara. are closed for vacation. Will &****• Tke« for f)«,6»0 there ara eaaiaaet kHeke*. I levely nice.' 118,500.00. guaranteed socks, .hosiery, lin- reopen Sept. Uth. 8-li-ot Wa (.haaroom hou» that (he red leatheiette aetteea will take VI ARM MBMBtm* •( TH» WM- yjy**« palate* and decorated MlMa ••! iHe* kalk. ~ care of alt your entertainment r-MI THAT Mtli-OMT ArTVM U*4. •eH a«l-nl af HealOn' H>III»U •1 I'XITIHNIiHBU NOOM1. gerie in own neighborhood. Pro- •Mr* Meat kae naaarrtal rofclemas uae the outdoor picnic r*MH •«« Matk on the nrnt fiuor, ltatl ll Call at tected customers. Healstlk Hos- IIIMilU COBBBTIIatB—S|»lrella kNIMee f.r a l%kt-k Kreplace for barbeque Hrtlea. here it U. Three more bedroomH 510 Central Ave. • iery Mills, Huom 230, 31 Clinton garments arc made to your Indi- aaarUaaal. Tkla la •» Excellent kkot water oil Bred heat- and another bath upatalrtt. HI»H- St., Newark. vidual measurements, lhere are •»»T A M'MIAMW with ini s ayatem. ciouit lot and plenty of ti'een and ALAN JOHNSTON. l,AMfiH 1-lliHMIHHII HOOM — •tyles for every me. Fittings are fchruba. Needs redecorating, but Light hoUBekeevlliK iirlvlleges; UKMTAI, A»«liTA*«T for Cranford by personal appointment only. ha« wonderful possibilities. Ak Realtor running water; buslnenB pereoii office, age to 28, attractive, ex- Mr: Morits, w£ 2-8643-n. EDWIN Ins •18,000,00 — and the owner 1M CBHTMAI. AVI. preterrea; »10 weekly. Call WB. perience preferred but not essen- 0-1-tt wants an offer. WtaiMM. n. t. 2-4610. tial. I'leuxe reply Box 701, oare WB. >-MM4 Leader. 9-1-St . lar»e| •UN0AI.OW IN rarfc-tlk* ttar- WB. S-1KM-W ma for gentlemnn; private fam- t—To do work at home on the Hritt floor, and two rooms ily; 2 mini-ten bus, train*. Call on piecework basis for iocal shop. •ekaal eeetlea"-* MUM and another bath on the Becuiul. IRENE M. DANIELS WJ3et. 2-oai)7-R or 501 Westfteld Ilejily Box 603, Leader. HONR KINMTINR •»< AMiain Very lurge lot. Thla \x really In Ave. of all description*, tastefully dls- Mlick condition. Asking |22,OVO.0U. LAM— MUWr km'* Prrlrrrrt, for »lnyed in beautiful roomu of old METE 4.UUTH. IM> 1111 WANT l«r nuiar Hallt Colonial mansion. We have all Ta I'nat Hnmlremralat It will HIKIM'M MA!« OH WONAW who full or part time employment In klndH of articles from 10 cento to ••ALT-Mei '/ MKI-K AMR OXLV A FKW of ..... cost »11,700 to build ">l your lot wantu homo »urroiinrtlnn« — 2 local gift store. Reply stating hundreds of dollars, "avr •••wv *•*••*• •••^•p^ - a*f*v*a*n*av* -e-**iw w^ large ncijiilning: toomB, plenty of (luallAcution-i to Box «04, care fnaafata. We raa afem* raa tkna TMB HARMBIT U4BM0NBK will extehHfve UiitlnHH. Ulve us a call! In I'lulniield, Hootcli PlBlns. Fnn- ah* nnd aunllKllt, tn reHitJentlnl Leader. lei ar »«r aear WaaMaM tar certainly im-fc the inull green •vvood or WtBttleld. A w-ruoni bun- neighborhood. Meal* It desired. liouRe that koe* thla dla- ralow, plaslered. >vallM and cell- OUTSTANDING HMM. All ka»e *ae Me. law * with T. H. Jmitm Jr., IIKU, brticBowiiy, attni'heil garHge, Reanonoble. Write Box 703, care VOINO Utm,, Orn It. H1*-«> young „ _ — roinn filfled home in I lgh _Park ._. f Louder. mini, over IN; steady, work, no equally bfit MM- We hmtg9 living roomBtonele withl flrlfireplace; IN M.M IT. WB. ».««• at MW oil heat. Btructul-e 30 x Hi ft.. BARGAINS!!! le third bedroom •art aae) «aa»< om -with t>st!liiMlve of jpit'Hge Binu^e. t)lnlt Huiulay. Hoyermana's Confec- vaatraatf-ateae ikaaati ... flaaatone terrace; three bedrooms. MRNH I--HI1VI HOOX-. tlonery, 'Phone WB. 2-0137. ready for Junior. limuUted, Oil heath. -92U&Q. B. V. l»toa. We. bl-eeieWHy iiml havo u fliusliea «yl« C»Mlr "»«•• HIT year breath atrey. room itn .xecolid flour ut uamo Nicely runilBlied. Cull WH»t. 2-riO5-l-U. Kmkfaat NM*, m*4 1H.M 1 cemViBKiATioff win price—111,700.' EMFLOYMENT Pattcra «MI Cat Olaw, few .. :.«• . . mm mum i» longed In this pleaaatit, old • AHCilO »»B»ir K»rnl«»r.l Hu«M— Cnlit Makavur Vhnt. uH .. •*.«• _,w *ou IOIM lti.year- •TATKI.V t'OI.UKIAI, iMl'eve rear „_ jied dining room with IU MallM IRENE M. DANIELS R minvHeH to bus or train*,; mnn WANTED Tn WHM, mmn *».«• . a IRtla fouliir) In- aM. rim arare eHa> af tike ia*r ,flr*plttue and beamed yelling, Old- preferred. Call at 233 Prospect Matcklas *«fa aa4 Clat Ckalr. aetaMtM a tktklel mt mm r lllarlaeed wbed b a er home In the Wilson tk'hool «eC- •It HWV «T. . WE. 1-1«M •'••a Una krkk.' houae In lta aUla, St. WHITH ••* Olnrr-1 Hel*. •M • -M.M --^-.aVhool area for III.OVO. b . balltbll . MMaiblb a tlon. Four bedroonm. Imuluted- S. A. 3AUNDEM, PLAINFIBMI HMPLOVMBNT r-Pr. niaritr, Makmtanr. «w« n.m *>w oT *ar beat bulldere erected lalrabaae •**]?•"'• Oil heat, fl3,0|»0. HRAITOK H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, PI.HAH.INT MOOM with private • ABKNCrABKNCr, ON Milk nrmh. »l>e .., a.m \lm feakknea for'hie awn. Imth, convenient In all tnlnHpor- IM Hfrlk AT*., PlalaSeM U»v. Wlntkru, l>r»k. w< ... MUM atk COMPACT CAMS COD — pre-war COMFI.KTBLV NOltKNEV HOMR. HKALTOH tilllun.. WEat. 2-6243-M. 4-Pr. Hr4ro«ai »«.<. ••«• UK— llaa raaea eae built on tarr* lot In Maple Hill ahout eight years old, Lnruo liv- Ph«M PL. «-BIM Ol H PI.ACIO IM WOHTH RKKIXG. wllk aatbeaMe aM bar aad are Far in p. Living; rnoin with flre- ing room, with tirenlace, full xlsed Yon lire welcome to come in and 4 bedrooms on the Bla». IMaele aarace 18 x U. nlttce; flrBt-Hoor lavatory; three dining room, kitchen with ample MAPLE HILL FARMS IMMACri.ATK IMTKV F»mirt»* There are 2 liaths ItiiutM for busiiiOHH person, renl- CAHE POK CHII.imEX—Day. night look around. !,« n x isa with em laad Bedropmn, tiled bath- Open upi-ch. cupboard space, open »creened IF VOir AMI] IIHFJ» Of 'I'kr Suime tiential sect Ion, 3 inlimteB to all extra lavatorlen in ' this avallakleu Oae raaea' aaaellcd l«r Taxes only 1196. Owner trans- porch. Second floor, three bed- tliat domes with living* In town, tnuiHnurtatlon fuclHties. 501 or week—in your home. Cal Oil heat. Deep lot with are. rtaak' trtaa. Amble n»f, ferred, Priced to sell at IM.800. 1'oomn, one exceptionally lafge, or witik of the Btiueeze piny ynu "WEst. 2-5316-M. 9-1-tf COLONIAL erarteni. Aarawr team deat raft* ai i Marat tiled bath with shower. Attach- tire RL'tting In Kinull qimi'teru, TREASURE HOUSE dilve—WIMHW avhaal — BtMaa. KEKl.lNU BANONlAlif — a small ed garage.- $14t!)00. then lie '«ure to see tills attrac- »INI)*VIK|-tn JOB! WASTED. IAM VmV HAVE Aa ladc- estate on Dorian ltd. in the an- tive home. ..18 per car, pick up and delivery. , •aaiaM mother-in-law .who wanla We Are MeaiWra Of Ma swer.: Enffllah atyle »DIIM on- a AW Ol'TBTANOISf-1 HIV In the IT*M . AN Indlvldm-illy IlenlitHr4 R. E. FOR EXCHANGE Tel. WE. 2-4813.IM-tf John * Mabel MclHt|*r« '.-kwai_• Mite. If ao, thsre'ii a lot with 280' frontage. Large liv- Franklin School section. Suitable white C'olonlfll on n lot 70 x 182. _ »a(«lI beauty -with the In-law ing room with flreplace, solarium. for a family with children. Large (•oiiHtructiun Is really tops (3x8 HOUTK 2t . WE, 2-0. fireplace mul hny ' window, full OWNER OF LOT SM x 185 V*. low. Breaking up home. Dishes, ««« I bathi. bla screened nUNKENBACH. condition, $28,500. dlnin-t? room, modern kitchen with , . . best Bectfon UOW.VKH rr. KMPLOYMBNT Kiatisware, kitchen ware, ti. K. IK the main house. You'll CKNTEK HALL COM>.\IAI.. built plenty of cabinets, l^vvutory, and of WcstfloUl, North Rid« will *x- AI1RNCV. rafrlKerfttor, picture*), pllluwn, aee anythlns like this. I Etai flfc, WMlidj, aMTOO 1 change aa part pRyment for new -*!» llew-err «». bedHpretttiH, 10 ii'ilr of ultnont new JMimilAI*"" COMBINATIO'M — The by one of Westfleld's lead Ing HtTeeiied porch. WnlleM -l-l-i.13 Hchco] and the IIUB, are clone • at builclerB. I^iirge living room, dtn- hH:OSU FLOOHi 3 bcdrovniH tint! or 'old houae, at would 'Ilka to white cushion dot curtains. 6 pnlr B>ealaaai hand,'yet the location U Htiperlor. ing room, beautiful kitchen, pow- tllo bath with nhower. - Ample apply hgatnst new houae to be S-l-2 filet curtains, drtiperleH, books, VMI& VIKBVT .-._- e. r. reanall . . fWB. >-«Ta* Welt itullti uumfortably viied der room, open porch—acreenea. built. Nearby property $50.00 per telephone Mtnnd, dreKK form itlie •re, iMHae B. Jahaaaa . «K. 1 aaW ATTAfHKll 1-CAR (SAHACB, otl loot. Will pubordtnat,e. CIHI< IIKI«IHK» POSITIO* m mo 86, old bureau fop utornKe, "-•li- ID title area la available home, with three badropmi. Uwo Three large bedrooma, two tiled thcr's helper or nursemaid. Cal Oar % Bteliara . . W*. t-UM baths. Hot water heat with oil. bath** on neconcl floor. Oil heati KteHin heiit, insulation, atonn win- Ad- plus 8inall Balary. HuHband works be, maog matlo heat Only $12,500. UAbQW In WeHtfield. convenient LET OUR Pk«a« A-iewrrla-t Ox elsewhere. PL. 5-3030. booksbk ; 120120. •WEnt. 2-5838. HUB . OLDER TVI>K laaelaaa to H-choot and town. Living: room, ANNOUNCING— kfttere be your office and secre Ifaaae reduced for quick sale. Oil THK TAXK> A HE TERRIFIC, Tb* -dlninK room, kitchen, three large i inn New Bc tary. We can Bupply you with a NBI.IAIII.K I.AUV Fur Hah, 8Hllli|[, BI.HACHEIl H.'IIJ Oak •«•*•••••• heat. UuuKe M«lal«a«aec RM-ggcrlHg — but If bedrooms and, bath. Second floor, 'phone or 'phone number. Call Imltr, used a short time, like new: you ar* In the mood for a bar- two bedrooma and bath. 118,500. RANCH HOMES WEntfleld 8-5614. Union County HefeienceK. double bed, box spring* and mat- . OWNER TRAS9FEMHKD, gain, -tbla is It. In Wychwood, Business Bureau, 225 EaBt Broa< Can WEst. 2-2610-W. tresHj large cheBt of drnwerB; RRNOLDS A FRITZ, dlnposo of )IIB upaclouH nlx- too. It coat In excensiot one hun-FOIH-HKDHOOM HOI MK In RUCMI IN WESTFIELD St., Wy-itfleld, .V, J. 8-1-t extra largo drefiNor; PittsliurdU roorn Colonial plus sun room. dred thousand, nnd can now be condition located In the Wilson RAMBLING COTTAGES on Wide WOMAN W«al4 Like I'art lime, plate grlaHs mirror; and' ntsht ta- aUALTOH Tile bath. Steam oil. aariig-e. Ex- bought for $47,500. , School Hectlan. Open porch, auto- deep lots, with all the features mornings, or day's work. Tel ble: complete 1105. AIMO older cellent school location. Priced to matic hoat. $12,500. you're looking for—automatic air WE. 2-2574 between 3 nnd 7 walnut bedroom suite, double bed, Bell. . • Conditioning, colored tiled bath, REAL ESTATE WANTED p. IM- chest of drawers, dresBer nml •M«r •*. aVraataa D1ETZ A SMITH, rock wool insulation, double oak small dressing table; no siirlnB •I1T.3MM . PKRPBCT HOME In one 3. A. 3AUNDERS Boors, copper plumbing1, science W-4Vn:i>— HOI 8E* TO HKI.h. Wi PRACTICAL M H»K, excellent ret or mattress; good condition; $''0. of West He Id'8 nlceHt locations. REALTOR Kitchen, etc. & rooms and bath lmvo close to a hunUred peopk erenccs; available Sept. ?th. 3 all wnol Gullatan throw rugf, Hlx well planned rooms. Tile II BLM ST-HfcKT tplUB utility rooms) on the first •who lire able to purchase homes. DC. 2-3113. tine condition, cleaned and new bath. Screened porch ore HvtnK WMlltM 1-U Phoiieai WB, i'-W^l, Kven*s« S-l»l» floor, plus 2 future rooms second liOokin-K' for JHTUKOS in Die West- triune; sizes 30 x «2. 127 x !•••• room which affords greatest pri- cn *f H«1tlpl« Lto Hy*t*m Klhfl N. TuwNrrT, , WWK.. ll-tH7»-.IllH7, Kv'» ttoor. COMPLETE ready for oc- Held, Scotch Plains and Fanw-uo-tl IVTI'IIIOH UCCOHATOK, experi- Vil s 36; |30. Telephone WJ3»t. TIIK R*rtt-MT» AMK SAVIWR that vacy. First-floor powder room. Mmtr L. M«r»hr. WWEE . 3llf3-llfSS . KKv cupancy— urea, ijefnru you li«t your horn enced, aeokB connection with dee- 2-S989-M. Uilp in the be«t time Tor buying Attached garage Now roof. call UH anil see if we have an oratlngf establishment. Cranford n home. An inspection of the Beautifully decorated. . II* EXCELI.KNT I.OCA. BKAlTIKll, COLONIAL imnietUute buyer for you. folrowing properties will confirm and convenient to transpor- $13,500! that statement; tation IH a three-bedroom hou.si BJ11CK FRONT CENTER HAL.L Sensible, easy terms to veteran or 21M»» . TWO-VHAU-OI,1> Mix x- ANTIQUES MAXV JITTH.ICTIVB Anllqiii' l<»*«» Hti«in lirmiN BnMBiilon- on 1 h with bath, open porch, automatic Practically new, Spacious If vine civilian. This week-end, drive out I. E. TRAYLOR, Hn'rntlv Aciiulrrd, incluiIinK 1'""'; 9*tJtm , WKLL BL1I.T NC-MI-BMN- acrea, Powder room. Tllo bath. .heat, game room, garage. ; room with sielewiU,l. tlrephico—r . Cull Central Ave. to Ayllffe, turn in 221 KAST IIIIOAII ST., den Flower print** in uimsu'i' i MMv, Living roum, dinette, klt- Hot water heat. Six-car * burn. slied dining room*, modern pcience 2 blocks to Boulevard and .the wi-ynii'i.ii . HI'.MTIKI I, SOFA. Ckarlea HiH'kn. frames. f«hen, 2 bedrooniB, bath; upMtnirs. Combination screen* and storm *14,MM.M . AT Tlll« PHICE we kltyhcn with bronkfiiNt alcove, ranch homes. rhoiif-.. m:. ••-i.t--.i-w. a.«w» ;) x 4 needlepoint plcturo of one bedroom and den. Attached liiive two Hlx-roow hojise with tiled ttrHt-tloor lavatory, large lieorgo 'Washington. No dcttlcln. •Titrate, screened purL-h, full iti- tiled bitth, one lias a lavatory Hcreened porch. Three excellent WEat. J-1317. IIRI. MARJORIE C. - KUUtloa. , SS.Mll . ONU VKAII OLII. KNclu Ilrat floor, open porch, oil licat bedroonm, two tiled UathK, BUiU r. e. Scott co., GARAGE WANTED WK! !•;.«« »r«.d Hlnct Bively built accordlnR to owner's nnd utlttched garage One Is in ahowcr. Two-cur Karase. Air- REALTORS WE>I, ... . LI*COI,>' BCHOOI.. three specifications. Seven rooms, two Maple HI13 Farms, the other in coit dltlon ed oil. Hock wool Insul- 4H Wait«d« Avc, Elizabeth, N. J. INSURANCE KLlMh«* OWN UH winlie^ t •* 1«41. Three bedrooniB. tllea klt- N1X-HOOM with IHICHII IIOA»TKI> MAI.TKU _f chen, knotty pine break fust ruom, sell well-built iire-vvar home con- (ICIIAI.IIIMC MIISKHV SCHOOL CHICKK\ I1IV>KH served for h tfJ attached yaniKo. Realtor HIK.WMt.-W) . UN I»|I)I,KV AVK, Is 0110 bath. Now vacant. Histln-? of cntrnnco hall, nun room 1'urner rniVHt nml Kiivth AveH.. JUMBO PEANUTS ellt of the Church, «t St. l.ti WM. S. WELCH A SON, Inc. 4-bedroom lm««e with 2 tiled •17JMI*. . 1A1K1K Nl .||,,n,I, llm,I,. kitchen, bretlkrast nook, butler'i (IIA\I'OI11), >".' J, A. 51. E. Zlon Church, HOD liow tlin, innld'H room, ilon niul open x pnntry, illiihig room, and lim . . . KMK1I.I, MIH ... Special, 49c tt,. St., Went field, Tliurmlny. Hcpt. L HARRY H. MALLETTt • reh, automatic hem, 2-car ea- with Uvu baths and 2-car RUI-IIK hurnlut^ llreplucc in UVIIIK rnoin Kail term opeilM Sept. 6th. Half llrtulnr lt,V. 1 o'clock until 7. Dinner, |1 ;, RtCALTOB Peter A. Dughi, Freud-eat ."1 hii'Ue betlronlns on wocond floor, ilay anil full ilay tu't I:I,M MT. -Cnpo Cod with 5 roontH PlMf WB. MW nhilde treen. Low tuxes. Open L'lliinfiiril (|-.at;H -' Wn WORTH AVIt, BAST nnd balh on tlrat Hour, 2 boil-. dully, 2-r,. AN EXCKl'TIO.VAI. Chocolate —i'Vnliic feet, "it'otiii I'omUtli rnoniH and bath on a ecu ml Iloor, 11UY AT J12,r,tlu. Call OWNI311, »r.0.( Will deliver. WK»t. •->•* ihi-H olilor tyi>« bomu -in lho oil limit, opon poiuh, nttnvhed ga- KIEP A BASS, IlUTUEltVOUD 2-U1I27-M. CORDIAL CHERRIES IRENE M. DANIELS uriiiu Schunl dlHtticl. Utinye rage, htrgo lot. H-I-tf DOGS FOR SALE .II'TO ii Aim) »vr •*•-•» tnn-vniw'; room*, oil-hot air IHMII, 1-ear Ba- C. K. GARRETSON, •niih «r mirk tuminir $22. Also ll larBC collocllon « inge, Jow tase». . ; aVL.'HMMW . JL'MT A BMHK from rudlo parts. New tuber., eoiuu.ii= BlXUI.OW. PAHOCIllAQi Renllori DAl.tlATIAN ptp—s Mti»., friendly, Special, 69c ft. lor •< —In uxeclfrnt cunditlnii, "» lai'Ku ?i4,r,(io , I,AIK;I: I,I\ IN<; DOOM, Wooilrow. Wllnon School —center HOB BAHRKTT. A««oil«t«. • LOTS FOR SALE well behaved. luteUljrent renlalc. Hrmilnr, HI.OU oi'H. nnd many »llw ta" founiH inoluaiiiK full dining ruom, lint I Colonial—3 beilr-rmniH anrt 2 43 KI.M HT, WHSTFIHI.I) 2-lK(lll inoculated uml vaccinated. "\V13at. amateur UMO. W13. 2-03.>s-J. ^ dining: room, kltcliun and play- tiled bfitliH, powder ruom «n Unit ste4m heiit. screenud uorch, g:u- l'ouni tm the Ili'Mt limir. Kour bttl- C. K. r;»rrH*.»» WK. 2-4010 VlOltll IM.AI.VS* AVK. IK'USMliM 2-:l"l'.>—after fi p. m. JARVIS, intnns nml bath mi th« HDUOIHI iloor, open porch, oil heat, 2-car l.arlllr Hlarburk v.\.'2-7:l*lH SCIIOOI, 1DAVSI SCHOOL I| iittitchcd Kiirapre. Janetl Tuylor WI'.. 2ZU» t'nntiu't iiwncr. M. J. (Inllas M KI.M «l\ And pJT to collcBO they K<>—» ' 4-DRUHOOHr HO.Mi:, Wlfpiim llnur. Hntiin ami ritnniK« un thu 2*16 l'lallnisli Avi'., Uruultlyn. i:i i\ TKAIMNC Super Soft branX' nw nationally km >" third lluor, • Nk'« nci-tlon, eon- liranOs of—Corduroys. Velvetj','"^ ,^ —In wplendlil coiulltlon, ultra• vt'iilotit to town ami ti'iin»|)orta- M» . III:II: u .\n oiarr I'OII SAI.i;—;i At'HKM uu -Mnrtlnu Vmir lltiK* for iiheillmuM> work, GUM DROPS , ni-miem ktlchen, Kcreuncu purcli; tlon. atcum, oil heat. llnHNr—the location In topn—ri bod- MOUNTAINSIDE . Si-fitrli l'laiiin; very eluiU'e. cltiMHcH are ntnv IieiiiK forincii hy WooloiiH, (hibnrtllnes, TISMIIO J '»' vll; jfarusc; |it',.100. rooniH und 2 bttllis, library, nil Av the Mhl-.li'rncy C XI. T. Club. le», Snlllis, IlayoliM, 1^";«'S. ',"L viuiii •j-rin4), a-i-u 34c Ib. *^. 1 ;A 11 hent, 2-cur uaruBo, on a largo IIOM-:»I IV. If Ton Ari> l.»uklur t'laHse.s are liekl Tuesday live tout.. Hntoli . Slircada und Drain-a llliICK ASH Cl.AI'HOAItl* 3-ltcd- l»lqt. for a Hiiburbait home with a lnrKe niiiRH [II b'liitimit and Ifnfon, and Ilfffitlnr Sttv. to Match. room modern dou««, Kt;(-eit IMIUv eonsiHliim of IIVIHK room, pleco nf Brountl where lho khlillpK OUCH W«*IB«I«1 *«•, „,,,,., 1 (lining room, two bedroomu. klt- Wednesday KvenlnKN In l.imlcn. JARVIS, L'hcn; oil lieat; tloublo t I'ht'U and bath on the Ilrwt floor; can play tvitti no worry of traffic, SEASHORE FOR SALE Contact MiB.4 II. Lake, Valley lid., CHII.I.'fl SII.K * UOTTON SIIOl. 113,500 THOMAS O. YOUNG, here 1M U lovely homo co-itiiliiliu*: Wuti'liitiiK. ri« -I-US7, or t'nink 31 KLM ST. 1110 Ka«l Hr«llll Ml,, •Wrmttrli two builruuniH with l»ullt-ln bi/ult- WE. 3-»»48 HhaJvca uml Imth on tlu; KUCIIIKI Realtor ti rooms, 2 hatli.s1, wood Inirninf K Thrall, 1(116 Uurlrani Tor.. Unl 1 "HETAI, I lll.irv (Alll.NKT, 1 tr Ov I rum ZOO NORTH AVE. . WE. 3-1113 fireplace, ItaKytoiit cnchifcd t' "*cli, UN. 2-1007. U-l-2t TeeterbHlie with extra cover, 1 Iloor. AlU-CON'LHTION'llD, Oil. garnifc, laxcti $141). rrice *flti,r,uo. SIKlltli MIUS — |-,,rnlnl,,-,l C.t- Tw HS.0O0. . HKAT. Lot 148 x 2na. J*ow taxu.s. Memlier Multiple Malta* H|«nn, lnit.-», tlriOl) un. N13W WATIOII- bottle Hterillzer; several pirirt' 1 LOST AND FOUND inyslery books. Tcleiihoiio Kll- 1PI.KC'1'HIC Portable PhoiK'K'"! * .'," KUONT COTTAUKS, *76UO. l.ot» y c or 5 UI1 Wli 2 KOOII condition. :16" lnwn forl '• I'OII IIDM'i It )IMHIIi:i> HOUMN *6llll up. Free Uuuklul. Olicn 7 •..'•, V ' " ''* '"* 'y— * - lJ IRENE M. DANIELS WHEN YOU BUY . . . OX A III HOI' COi:.\'l'HV MTIIEKT. l*eeTierr spreaderspr . Ulrl-a suits, Bi»« * S13 HOAi ST. . WE, U-1U3: for flllK'i' " iu «H* two imutik', KO"«1 llur 'I'hraiiKli A I'rr-War K-i|irrl- In ii frlenuly nclKliliorhoocl, nicely day.s weuk.^ "IMC'l'M". nn* nurtured i loc(t(tA|I'I'V. WE. 2-B10T (i) ni:ni."s oxu ymi [M'I B« SUMMER RENTALS MI'S I CAL INSTRUMENTS — Expert 1 blue with knrnuul trim. NIZO 12; Condition like now; (IIIB ments by ciuiillfied male lnatruo- .I,I:Cline VACUUM swni: J" •0 liuty ruom, kttchen, larffe jmntry, MUi/rM iISTINO SVSTEM TOPS. Htn 11 Hliower, hul wiuel* In-lit, nil, Islitnd Ki,mid, near llarlen. .*>0 tortt—Piano, Saxophone, Clnrlnot, fc Uli good «lae rormit*. Second door, Of TI— WealMrlil llnard of llrallan. lulMUteK tl-li111 In t'l'timl CtMUrul. Trumpet, Guitar, Drums, Accord- V atevr*muth K»ltil»tf withh attllcli-nenlKtll . In <-xc ijlK.ni |TL.'£ weOfwomH, bath. Third Iloor, 'A CJ) AMITIIIMl tVr tl.'t'i iirml |H lai-Ko tllotl lclU'hcn, nmir Catlmllc (Inn nuikliiK. eleetlir l-efrlKerntor. ion, etc. For further. Information rR, Trimhlo buthlnctto, Dc- conditionditi . Call WKst. 3-81-I<^_ W rpoma. New oil burner, ltevren- (t yowl ptilhl caiwtructcil linnu1. nnd otliur SUIICMIIH; HIIM barRjUn fully Kun-t-ueil: Hultiilile line fiilil- ti't'lu Imhy Kcule, untl inupli) crib ^ 1 • r>T 1 lomii, liitituiry romn, fin-juin- ~p]"CAMILLO & SON," I'onvi'ljrnl lo.•alien. * 11.UUO. i.un'1 bu beat ut *lli,,-|(li). lly. Kept, lilh to Kupt. aotli. witu KiiimiojiH urn HTGHH; nil in HISMINCiTON I'orlnllie Triif» li'oin, v.orlc rnoin hi rcllar. linod RHAI. KSTATB ~ INS Ouiifi* tnovin**; Huutli. WMal. *!-:.lll)ll. S-.'.ri--' The BANDSTAND, very good condition; ren.HQ»u.ble. lie luxe inndcl r., cseollout < r . '(iiulUIon ntithlde and hihidi'. 4S3 SOUTH AVK., W, WALTER KOSTER, Tel. \VR 2-IB8(i-H. tlon: >r.o or bust oiler. Lull L" "lh«>t n-olfplib-urhut'il Lut 110 .\ CD THIS O.VI! Ill llruncl >r« and 9-1-If 2-.-.H60-J. WANTED TO RENT voiir (fA nANi:i \\ •]y "29 'All typo flowers, luihlr-x, tin 11r1 u-ell with nil latRHt fculurON. Realtor C L*V IfMlt ireeK, MliiiUc trct-M, curruiif *, fllp lNtfiisr 5l(rrtllrrr ^17,. iwy. TaUti tlmt' u»t to hoi} It. . J'einlirimk nimil nml llnulr 'i9, TI'TOIII.VC—lllKh KcKltlll nnd 1,11- tion, reaHonable. Altn mixophone. KIOVINCi To Hmalli-r ttuartfr" 12 to 14-year-("Ul Kirl'-H nt*hf>ol Must noil pniftlcallr "S^'V^rilu -- M^wberrl^Hi grupuM, 1!-L>(tr pit- of the «>«lilrl,l iiuuni MOVM'AI"VNll»l:, .>. J. AMI M«irin:it dcHim i- Irge oubjcctn. Carntiia T. Chirk, blc fool Philco rcfrlgM-11" Opvn HiTQunud poirh 7 x !1~. < or llrnllora WrnlllrlU *.--(irTII ..r 111.111 B. A. (Vale), LI* II., Uil. M. ;U0 rlnthen IncliuliiiEr: wool tl runnel*. BERT G. OLDFORD, uiifiiinihlieil npaltniisnl In suit, raincoat, water ropellcnt \VE»t. a-3ins. __— 1 l,. ' it cm* traniniiniiitloil. Mniinlnln ' Ave., Wcntlleld, 'phone nVnute wulk loTOuntrul °H.dh u«id 0-1100*11 11(11 Ml; mi 'Irlnll, WM. *i-27tf-W. , ii-l-tf liii'KetM, fliot'B t'lZu ti lu S',-(|. Tel. lUUon, WeBtileld S-lflHO-M. EDWARD A. CAMILLO, Builder & Broker All Itiipruveiuentn. "l-cur K lled) nilzuliulli 3-41I78. ' WB. 2-R17U. •MHOAIIV—3 LAWKS IIICVCI.B* BMALTOR . IK*n*«ti| t-° . tchen, tllo . llt'AI.TOU cellent liela'ihorhoml. nein- ilm> AAHLV OF I-'OCIC neud tn rt'ii( a c !H>ti flrepiaco. HBAI/rOII — INHUHANCB Mfhool, ffaralb, oil luMtt. Ssll.UOl) "JliiRlilfli-cut I>oll" mill "I'lim- fl'tt.-H.Vf'IC \V*N t.nuut1*mtt. • 1 platen. Lit. » an I>-U»I,KV COURT limiHe or, an ninirtniellt. Cull \\'\i. liui'Kli" lit the Illallo Tlicatru, Complotely uvuihnulud, udiiy u'nii. biota. Prlue CHARLES C. BAAKE, Call. wlititi a-lltoll-M. S-U31U-H, evulllliKH. |l-l-it WullneHduy. KuptemliL-r 7tli. 1 tl 4 *». _ Indjrrtiutloti »#» MalllDIr l.MI.( Hr-U ^uufiiiilt'o; tiutkc offt'i',i 1*1 tiy liun J| Uen «OeM •«>'<>•j£d.wn AH80CIATH HltOKHIt B-ltOOM The holih?r of this 'uivertlRomont i'tid intil, •?! 4 (•oiii|i)(.'k ; nmv lijl*. UOV'S C.»JIEI, COAT AM» ,V*,| 1OJ KLM ST., WKHTKIBl.U, *V. J, B- Oil II-IIUOM AI'AilT.IIE.VT ur will present proper luentUleatlon Klnm-lly. it; new $7.Ua. Uulli HUo RIZII *1, nurfoet eolldlUoil, »-!• " ' -y.iA houa« before Nov. IBt. AildrcsB it *Tl^e Leader pfl|ce in order to »w. Uutlilusttei ?3. Wlflut. 2- knit blon »ult, 13. I'liono l">" 0J, oare louder OJB8K -»* $ Wood 3-751J. TOE WESTHEtD LEADER. THtitgDAY, SEPTEMfeER 1, 1949 WANTCD Fish on list ifflwae. i i rs Mlidre* Ijakett. rtte »r ajeflt. lsa appoint f™ V S-ICiT-K SERVICES YOU NEED « —>te resnoval, Bivr- n«u Book iop, %t Bayard St., Of Good Buys Kew Bruna' 1 2-10SS. N. 3. Tel. N. B. OI£BIIAKING GLAZING H-l-TOW . By MARY' W. ARMSTRONG New York ME5SMAKJNG labltf, boct* an tly,u«a. curios, Union Comity Home Agent lAVE ON SCRCENr " • Mllv. enrlnM ; Fish of any of severgl different it's 00JlftK*8 UNE »liuni»un) sor«« -ill utorm wiffitow eHBbtnatlajis varieties is one of the best buys in J--y flif#*>* for *»;»•? purpose the fopd market rijhf now. Sea '. Bodkin, Westfleia 2-8011. « P, IB. G«»on lASKIVG LlDIM HIT* DRESSMAKING food ia more plentiful than usual MACY —J new; |(fe»Mi; sine 18-2(. for • REFRIGERATION Stid such popular flsh as inaekeie KITCHEN*-* height •".' 2" w Under, call after aar ••< Xklrt C.Man Itmti and bluefhh are consequently low- 8 It m.,!WEs.t, 2-4r.98-W. uaWy. Altcrutior.a. Mr«. BEMODEUJMO WE. er in price. ATTFWtlOV, H"r»K»IHF»-Savc REFRIGERATION muney and tin)*—use Italian style FREEZER! eWK PFBB MKiH in New Jersey with her ling iliast %-in. may require 12 to IS fresh made toiliato samie ami ELECTRICIAN croud foiuiition to adorh t'uUf^e line ii In an advantageous position ,-,.,-,tw.*w« MM. m«it balls; 40c a iiurtton—2 meat AIR CONDITIONING uiirin. ruuuti m«»t huve at leaft utes of cooking; whereas, a ^ ball* and sauce. Just couk your KI.ECTItiCIAH •rrvii-l>|c,'Me|»lrlM. lam at any time of the year. But instuffed baked fish will require £i)af;jiettf in 7 t^inutes ana your •alatraaarr tfaa^aM two JMHi*"!^. Oiill VB, 2-44r,l-J THE HOME dinner Is ready. ThurMdajrg and Alterations, aadltlunal ouileta In- rni or Wl«l 2-U22I. the summer sportsmen as well ns minutes to one hour. Halurdai-B. Call W13»t. 2-Kir — FAINT1NC DECORATING Hailed; anything electrical re- commercial fishermen find a wide PUNNING CENTER, Uc- morn In; Call WBrt. 2-8S96-W, paired. Reasonable vricea for all TWIK H»x First cl*M work, Reasonable prtu*. work. C. Brennan, bueliie.n phone nd n variety of edible fish in salt water Ckalk EistfiruLtes on request. Call WB. I-S614, residence phone WE. Tel. oceans and bays and in fresh wu 9-1-4 •tXttPHOMK AM Caw—C Melody, HANS CHRISTENSEN. | 2-S490-W. 9-1-tf School Safer Ttian ' excellent condition: bent offer, mmttnmio ti«r I I'UOId Snr wood and mvtnl ter lakes and streams. - CMKIMK Individ Tel. W\E. 2-6U43-H. HOIHF, WIHIWU, Fraf rl<. epe imenttil gliop. tienii-i-onnnei'- It may be that fish caught by Home, Says Fire Chfef designed supports. Over B1 lam, repairs, PIUBB Installed. c-ial o ifff«r niodel homecraft •Ol •> TAW »POBT JACKKT. slle Georg-e Snnginllano. tel. WE. 2- . fypes rpqujrv oneself or one's (family tastes bet experience., *>iaio««U « M-16. Brown overcoat, slle 16- CABPfCXfeil * CAMIKKT MAKL. 8105. »-l-tf Bliou accepfor ter than that bought at the market Yountr&ters returning to wh K? 1«. Both v#ry eootl nditli fart* Leader. * this month may not apprcciat* •••. MEL Wli, i-im-Vr; fitter 6 n, m. Kltcheni ielno«eluil. aeneral con *a but many of ua are glad to take • tractor.' • * •» • but they have something special fail PHKWCH MPDITaV-Hanrt wov- PRBB ESTIMATES. t LANDSCAPING CAM. advantage of the market offerings. en, beautiful, coloring, 41" x 58"; Right now cod, mackerel, flounder be thankful for, Chief William T •OTTED CM EDWARD CUBANO very MaBo-nafrle. fall at 122 "MTILIIB and protect your plant! LEGAL NOTICES bluefjsh, whiting, weakflsh and den of the local fire depar I MI and «ord wo" Mountain 4v*-. VS»I- 2-48B3-R. - IMK. ••XT4> - ana newer iiedu now by covering. H, »oil. Fhona fHUillt _ • • •-. 8-11 with maaure. We have It tprcad pointed'out this week. Acceri 1 » KEPAIRS NOTiCffSS TO €HKi>IT€M|a butterflsh are among the many 6269-ltf (iftfi 0 P. m. ll-l-t LL V»l« alH fP MKr*lMK I «e«lr*d. Also top coil, tluu TK OF to the chief, they will be sey toi.n »niT ••mioRMATM — or replioed. Linoleum, aaphall font ani binders for driveways, BSTA B^HAH A. ACKI3ACKI3RLTR , types readily available. Many Goo* condition. 7,3/10 I'ublo feet; WILMAM J. KtSHlTl^d «. 1)1 e(1 times safer from fire in tchoojj rubuer tileflODra Infltalled. Home tallara and attics cleaned—rub- Pvri>u«iu to • the order of shellfish also, among them shrimp 1d oak. |5«. l'a.11, Wjsiit. 2-117«-M. floor w«xer« for rent, ll.CB D«r Mah removed. Let ua clean up OWAH^KH A, OTTO, JR, Nurroffatfl and clams, are reasonable in price. thun in their owl) homes. •»•» i-UWHH _... •af«*V MAKING MarMm law place. Went Held 2-II8SH. aoAaLB raiKn of the County of Union, mad*, on •t tcatk Air*., —Very, efficient for Hat work. W.'% DOLRIER * CO., BUaBB adiiress:,807 Market St., the- fourth day of August, A. Lt., But good flsh of any variety "If parents took the same fin Aim) I'AllAl'UII, and (3A8 BTACK Uoum Sl'.i, Newark. Henideiict 1 »f j», tipun t lie appilcAl ton of cautions to prevent fire that • for- hot water nyfttem. Each Item 'phone, (1-8 p. in,, WI!st, 2-B468. \f}f} undert»l»neUunder , h» Kxecutpr "f must first of all be fresh flsh, and for,, years- of service luid f> LAWN MOWERS , , i 6-1-tf (Ije estatestattt e of s idd id ti if you have the following points taken in our schools, thousands i reasonably priced. IilAfSTBADi IK heveyevehy .given.given App th thee iTedltoes o children's lives could be saved ev- 11 WB. £-08!8-M. said dd«cofl»ec dd to exhibixhibit tn the sub of selection in mind when you go ••"—fi. '".! LaOMAKDi! LAWN TAILORING scriber under oath , ur affirmation shopping, you will enjoy your fish ery year," Chief Linden HKPAIH KHOP th^ir cJjdma and dftmands etgn\nnt out. He cited figures released In excellent condition. HAND AND POWKR MOWERS (He estate of» tea Id d«e*»RSi*4 wlihln dinner more. Call WKet. 2-21(14. ilk* »«w »r *l«ctflc penea ana repaired-, TAILORING nix moiitliB from-the data of trttid 1. Purchase from a reliable deal- Fire Protection Institute, n TO* * oa* MH>, KINpa . OF SAWS FILED, Dj*der, or they will be forevet hatred sharpened, from iiitwecutingr or riu-uverlns tliu er who has a sanitary market with five safety organization, l II. WB*t. 1-MTI WB. 2-S941 •• ^^ li-1- NEPl nll) . •HSMODRMNO show that more than 11,000 Altriofet llks new. EB or raw AND ' MtJM'l WOMBHI'l UAHMKNTI fame «Riiin«t the BUjjfft-ril>pr. adequate refrigeration. Phone WE. 2-2T41-J after 7 p. m. ALTERATIONS * REPAIRS 3HOffTClJ,lH THUST COMPANY 2. Fresh flsh should hsvc: eyes sons, many of them young chiklr , SPRING U. tCI.MtOH Kl',, Expert workmanship—charge. Ip—ol ! ._re_a • J'lxecutor. imi AND M tTTHKHII—arm— ST fc««T Olailnc. Locltamlth. General JoL- ANXIM PAIIKEU DAVRNPOUT, 9-1-tf (lood condition; reasonable pr!c< ROVM T., fc blng and repairing.... ,Bg . WldWeldingi . DeD - lipreafiea. -> stale. . •• •••Hiia home in lire precautk WK«t. Z-a*M. 236 N. lilmer St., WKst. 2-2S28. J028.. CHARLKS A. OTTO, Jn., Surrogate Artnue. Telephone WE. 8-8028, ,I:<;HAMIK POHTAHI.K WI>I Il-l-tf TYPEWRITERS of tKe County of Union, mado on shell should be tightly closed all factors: rarfclof by day, week, or month Markta*—•••. ADDIXO Aracliincs and Calculators. the fburth flaV of August, A. U. • D-l-it Cull Saturday, WICst. 2-ri4gs. 1 CI.EAKEIl. ••aalrmi and 1913, upon the aijpiltHitton or around; when open"the Juice should 1. Schools conduct regular replactd. Roofs repaired. Oenera Kales, rentals and revairs. tho unflerBlBned, nw Kxocutor of be opaque, not cloudy. Craba carpentry. Alterations. J, I.< • THOMPtOff TVPKWHITBn, lae. drills which minimize panic in «*!••-•n*ndlttos«4 and cwr-nt)K>«f:il, Mar 14 — X gabardine, # MOVING~-7RUCKINC l«r XaHh Are,, rialaadaV «-a»tt Ihe eHtate of Haul deeejised, imtloe should have bright eyes and be MIM4. 175 up. AH kintl, Ev yellow wool, nlnck and white WlSat. 2-C4CI1. ' »- In lipreby given to th<* cretlltorn »f event of a small fire which couU •ryon* a rood on*. Bftey term* check wool suit, cotton bolero Bald deoenneU to exhibit to the n\\Y- alive until time of cooking, Lob- create mass hysteria. Crutord Hano Co.. Tuneri Had mil, plnld »klrt. Call Saturday MAIIOff *V PI.AKTKHP ALLIED VAN I.INKR, IMF. KatIon- scrlboi' under oath or affirmation sters should have bright eyes and »tbullder«, 3 North Av«., K., opp A. M., WKal. 2-54118. CGLLAHf. BRICK •*« C MBWT wide moving. Const to co&at their claims nnd UemamlH against Mtllroal Station, CBan. ••II!'. Repairing and alterations. Benja service. Call WE. i-tUi-KC,:, for • VACUUM CLEANERS the pstate of wald decensed within be alive until time of cooking. 2. From a fire safety viewpoin ii-t-tf ttS-tfSCH IVPM JOHNMOV !••>•• Hl- min Been, We. 2-0198. 7-H-p eHtlmates, Il-l-tf six month fl from the data of xuhl Shrimps are sold fresh without schools are structurally superior'; VACUUM CLKANUHI — All makes order, or they will l>o forever bnrretl ry<*l*l 2 boy'n sport jackets, HIRO PAINTING AMU PAPERHANGINU COUHTNCT'a KSPNEtlt—Traekla. to the average home. (IINMAV <; ISO I.INK 8COIITKH ,10; 1 pr. Klioe Bneakerx, (tlze &• Teprepairedi • "; bags" , belts, etc. EleElecc - from liroHecutlng- or re^ovefing1 : the their heads and have a pearly grey Bflttery, Ignition, rune chain, new Call WE. 2-3C60 on Friday. —>Mt of workmamhip. and moving, Small Job« aollclted triioae l --repairln. rin.g and lnEitallinlnEitlli a liiri aguitiHt the HUliBrribfi - color until cooked, They should 3. Schools are well stocked *Ubfj pinion ilmt l-lligH, — in running Trips to «hore. Tel. WB. 1-30Q4. No job too smalt. All workk CHBMICAL. WANK & THirST CO., dependable first aid- equipment ilW condition. Price $7!i.0O. Plicme I-PIRCR I.IVIWn ROOM NI'ITR. I4.*i ROY RONEY anteed. JCxecutor. be stamped by U. 8. Food and WE»t. 2-O2T.",, or 520 C'uloulitl Ave. for all or will nell separately. i. O. CABDOKO, ElKtTlelaa, NABIT & DAVIDSON, AttorneyR, Drug1 Administration. the form ufUndeiwilten'-approV" i !llf Cnll WEBI, 2-(Hf,a-M. «F. 3-M82-K UTT* aBNKKAL TRVCK1NU WK.I. 2-*UH-M, 102 Mlin St., Wet-tllcld, N. .T. cd fire extinguishers. P-l-t Trl«« T* Kk*re. D-l-tf -Il-r.t . Fees $".80 Nowadays, you can get flsh pro- -l.arcr *** Hiaall Merlag n| niaall Jake. "Not every home can be WBBTFIKI.D a«4ia pnred for your convenient prep- slies; trimmed beautifully play pen, with Fprines and mnttrecs; ma- jlnte aa4 Tll«. rool TOUR HOOVER AHlhi.rl.nl Rain \oricr. TO rnia»iT»Hs folding lirnni., console Phllco hogany burenu, mnhoBJiny desk. repairing:. Leaders Und gutleri and Wvlce station is located at aration: boned, split for broiling,, to be as fire-resistant as, a sch radio; all lik« new. Coll WE«t. Phone WE«t. 2-U2S. new nnd repaired. W, Schuber Bchaefer'H, 70 Kim St., 'phone KBTATlil'OF .TAJIKS A. CAItKY. the chief snld, "but all par 2-52D6-W—after 3. Cranford. CK, 6-2931-J. LOCAL and ISatlimnlar Moving- and Deceased. whole for baking in fillets, or WI3. 2-OSOO. for PUKE inspection, to the ortler or can become more fire comcitt ,|T|T KOH »A1.B — Blue, pencil , 8-1-t: Storage. FacUing and crating, nlck-up, delivery in- sliou-lntc. CHAI1I.HS A, OTTO, Jn.. Hurrosalo steaks; claim in or out of the MTEET Jl ll» fil'aAK I'KAHX for strlue, size U8hel. WKst. 3-165S. • . PAINTING • DECORATING andreasonably. Agents for Allied the fourth day o( August, A. P., and they can make sure that „ ^ Norge 8 cubii; font refrigerator, VanB, Inc. Robbing & AUlsoti; lMfl,. upon the nwitliciUUm of the cooked and even picked from the Sue rendition; ISO. WEst. 2- ITOI'K—MACIC CHRP, table top, Interior and Exterior Inc., 818 South Av«., E., Crantord # VENETIAN BLINDS umlersftnied, RB AilmlnJwti-ntrlx of shells. have dependable Underwriters'-aR-'"; cream and green; 130. Call WEttt. N. X, Crnnfnrrt C-0S11S. 9-t-tI the ef^tnte of tintd deceased, notice proved equipment on every (|ao|,*S 2-1238-W. Estimate! Within Reason. VKM-:TIA« KI.IMIS — Inclosed 1M lilierelie y giveen tto ththe credltolcredltol'H ooff Fish, like other protein foods, L. J. SHEEHAN, HIlMtV P. TOWNNKMI KoH,i-H»m1, tile l)n<'Ht> in ilio saltt!! iltcenld d tto exhibihibitt tt o thth e HuHubbb- should be cooked at a moderate AHV WA"HIK« tj & LONO UtSTANCH mov- world; custom nimle. nil colors. Hcrlbeclblbe r untler oatoathth* or RffRfflrnmtloffltl l n «• HOT KOHdKT THE 14I» MOII- Wrlnffer type;" barsriii WE. 2.SS9S ing:, l'Mreproof Btornira ••wnre- For free estlmntcH telephone AVE. temperature. For full flavor serve »t»H>«> «>ri(|||.; «||»w AT .theithi r ll i B nndd ddotvmmll » n l Home From Camp • Call WBnt. 2-2SS1-H. n-i-t liouses. ' Packing and cratini?. # 2-4580 before 1 p. n). lho BHtfBHtftlt f of Hnid dPcenBPd fish immediately at the point where ': THK Vi M. V, \, ... Dally trips to shore, itcnsonable KIIK monthfhl from lhilh>i dntt« of nnld VI-CWMITHH— . rarca.' Call WE/ 2-4464v*4CB.. ^ - ' J. SVENDA, oruor, >or tli»tl y wililll he ffot'BTcr barred it is well cooked throughout and Unbevt Alan Moore, non of-'Hrg. ,i 'DON MAXWELL, In A-l condldcfn; $35. WATERPROOFING; • !>-l-tf ei» soi in AVB.. (iAHWftOn : from. pr(mvoulliife" or rei'uverhiK tbo tender but still moist. Seven' to Phone WG>t, 2-484«-M. P.PMOnilNr. , •ii-i-tt agnlnft tlu> KiitwcribiM-.' KathPiiiir Moore of North ar»nu», ' MS HOVKTA1N AVR MBNTa, MAflONHV WAT.I,!I. AbrifcKTa MOVIMO * iKArll MONTA R. OAItRT. 12 minutes is the average time for has returned from Camp Gregory, I-IV. IX>I Itl.K KHAIV MINK With . A. J. arAKNia * ton Now loading hDuaehold gooda to A(lnillli«trtitrlx. cooking the nnn-oily or lonn fish Crystal Lnke, Me., where he' spent UPHOLSTERING mixer faucet nnd »oitp dlHh; $1.". 114 a*Blk AT»., KaanoMl. FA. 3-IMMM all 48 mates and Canada, special- BUSINESS SERVICES Bn'lC r. SCHRNOK, Attorney, Phono WE. 2-2»S0-.l. ising in New Bngland, Florida 2S WaslihiKton 1'lnce. in fillet form. Steaks thicker than hia fourth eeanon. FURNITURE REPAIRS and California shipments. 6am« East Omnije, N. J. Weitfield 2-0226 H»S1.KV IIKI'HI<;l'.HATt)H -> etl- _ __ . «HMIHHMMiSi p^l*%ltf^**^ van to destination. Let us esti- MIMEOGRAPHING, S-ll-5t Foes $7.80 hk" foot, porcelain InslclH Hlld <»ut- Houaa painting;, rooAnr. a*iUter§ mate your nent move. United Van AddAddreaalugl , MiMai]] AdvertisingAdtii , Pub* ultle: *10. Will deliver. WJ5M. and I«a4«ra, window c«ulkln», Unen, Tad Sargent, Agent, WKst lic-Steno.,- 1'elephone Answering. LEGAL NOTICES 2-M70. •eaararatl rapalrarapalra, WE. 1-1105. 2io:n iiitf UNION COUNTY -. o-i-t R1NIKRIS VHlitCAUlitU,, •> 1 M • - • <' VOIK11 •OV'8 KIVIM-.IITII' OVKHL'OAT— l> HO»M KIHMTIHK, |7r>. KUPKHIOII A\Ti f r i ,, ~ """' Hr»»r.l»lr Huic, bonks, cut Rlass, jnlseellnneoUH OIITTBP.S . ROOFIKO PIANO TUNING, Le«al document! »nd i Districts nrul UoHtrlftiiuiH In till* Hlixk, llol, H hall nml mulrwaylray;; brand new; articles. Kvenlnffs^and Saturdny RBQBCORATIMO • CARriSN oera. 84-fcour lervlce. inlerrNt n«lr i JO ft. limn , 37 IIn . wideid : mulberrlb y Town of Weallleld," will meet In \mnr «« Ml. nflcrnaon; 34B Tllttlo Pkwy. Hr»al» of Any WatKr. REPAIRING. id Btudlos, i31 Baat Broad Bt, lho Mllijlclpsil IIiillUiliiT, U'l I'niw- Part Ira " '""sliler fair offer. iar KI— ii.. w«ta«i«, WE. 3-ieiT-j PRCt Ptri'et, on Tluii-Nilrt>» i*v»MiliiK*, mi 'I'ns .Mali Mas ll"y tlme nrtcr AT-C-I.KCT—the nelectlve Crab- Cranford Piano Co. Josepli II, Dnhi. & (lu-ner Iilit. intl. »t rti ll-l-tf KeptAlnliM- - 1 utli, 104S, :it $ o'clock Win, Jo»F|>h II, Dnbl, Owner grn«H Killer—n pint makes 111 Tunlna- *n* llrhullillnir ' ' (I). S. T.) ti> hpar nml c-nnslttrr the Lots 2(1, 21, 22 JIIH %vJfe ( Waienunsr A\i\ gallium and costs only ll.fiO. CARPEMTJir—«F|iulr. and nltcra- N«r«h Air,, K, Cllanford (l-3T2n following apiJi-iiln: t tlonH. ' Ba&h cord nnd email re- SEWING MACHINES lllk. nil. 9/11 fit' A ll Wr«l- : ll A|i|irnl I'lll'il1 li> Akrtllinni nml HIIK I 1 OPE!» mVOAV MORNIWn*.. •J.ot» iin to 49 Inc. »n^i i""' , • 'll»»m before OI'KN I.AIinil IIIV MOII.VIVO AIHO new work at reasonable WE REPAIR n oiH'-fnmily du-pllInK Into u tu-n. --. Ken J'ri>\lilence Hnnil h Sample nvnil- prides. Glazing and screen work, family ilwc-IUnK 111 "I" South lOlK-lltl Ctirlstlnn Hlllor & Owner lllk. 1GH, B/10/35 All Makai o| l.nta 4, 5. 0 »87.7tl 1 Central Hardware Co., both old and new, by jnechnnlc Avenue, wliich IH not in conformity Philip Al HUT. her IIUHIUUHI Owner with 25 years experience la wood- UPHOLSTERY. SEWING with till' trriiis nf Title !l. Art It'll' 0, l'o|ilfu A\e. . mis t I:\TIIAI, AVI:. working in all its' branches. Call FURNITURE REPAIRS. MACHINES Section 1, PiiniRrnpli n i>f llic X.on- finnls Tloneckcr & . Owner lllk. KiK, * D/10/35 VKHV l'l.AIN HakuKnil)' I prink* WJ'X/leld 2-:iS70-W. • ' 9-1-If IIIH:. (Jrdlnnlife: Horn! Hoiii'plU'r, IIIH wife Owner l.otM 2,1, 20 187.71) DON MAXWELL, Let a 'BINGER expert . tune-up Anliml l'lli-il by II. M. llolh for PINII» nnd liench. your ecwlnff machine. Reasonable lli'l'i'll Ave Call WIM. 2-2472. permlnHlon' to Vrrct » onc-rnnilly Tliomlnn P. ITnyn «r Owner CONSTRUCTION Weatfield 2-0226 charffes, Eutlrnatea furnished In dwelling nt' 721 Klinlinll Avenue, llllt 11, 0/11/iii advance. Alr.s. TJionitnn l\ IJnyp, Owni-r o-i-tr wliich IH not In cnnfurmlty with IllH wife; Walter It. llli'll JIttfci'. Nut 1!:, IU2.71 MIKF.'S WOOI.I.N SHOP DI 1OHIO A 1)1 IOHIO We Ilur «ln>t'r Mai'hlno. Title II. Article- 1(1. Sei-tlnn 1. rara- SI* Irara or mmr*t nriillnic CO.VrilACTOII* 'aph I) of the Zonlnir Ordinaiice. Irene (>'(!iirin:in IJIehl t Jltisi'i'. New Provlilpnce Ronil * SCHOOL UAVS nrc here liRnin— All Klndi "I Cement Work, SINGER SEWING CENTER , .TAN!1; F. .TO.VKS, J*tliri 1>—Chair oan Jllnnlo I'J. O'dnrninn, Ailni'x Jlltsee. J.nt» .'3, 34 »77.1>9 Inc. rqihlng, rafinlshlnc. A. Miller, M ELM IT. . WB. Z-MM Secretary, llonnl nf Ailinxtiiient, C>nk Htret't .™« HuTllJ HAXK. Ilnyon.s, Sntlns and other smart »Xt>Fl4 3-4311 or WE. 3-«IB-J 162 Mountain \Ave., Westflold I- a-i-ir of Hut. of .lolm }<-. trdnrman fabrics*. 1-lt ['"Ol'N S.'I.SI anil .luliii I>in', hot- Inifiliand 3Ftffee. AM) CI,HM:I>. tiiMPl.r 7 Wnl Main "I: III CENTRAL AVE.. WKSTFIBMI ZtllO-W. ll-l-U 2 MOIIU KAVK -OP \ \k ^-^«O WATCHES REPAIRED; ooiirr their anil olu-li or their "heir; c«ry Ulvivloii, I'nlon County ii-itli- Rn. Pkonr Huand Br p u a M. |.,W*'.STI1IHI,D 2-4.14.1 at The Lender Oltlco in order lillHlHUKtH hohiB m ...omlnnted. I.e.- ' JS":»t, J, l"»Jiou -V ."fti. ohtnln )l Jinli?(nfnt of divorcp be- nf Nell' .IcrNey, liiNtltlited liy Jlor- to H n iIIt I l ll Hnrtman, 352 Hickory St., Oar- tween tho unld plnlnllff and you. ollKh of ^loilntnlnHlile, a nulnk'lpiil to HO nir it to any clalniH wood. WE. 2-21184 or Cranford RADIO Al»'li\ l»l» >HI0IIAV—Unillo, licnt- JACOH It. MANTKL, I'oi-poratlou of tho (Nullity of Union, f h l t Snld Intuit nnd BACK TO SCHOOL SUGGESTIONS 0-9830. . 9-1-tf cr juirt (lefro«ter«; 2 niiwlhn iiitl Atlornpy for PJjiInllff, lilitintllT, arid roriulred to wcrrp up- mlHOH tiro located in the Town AND Thin cur IHIH many improvements M Mnplp Wlioel, on Charles A, Jerome, 211 Smith Went fluid nml uro described an For Girli over the enrly Mil. Com $l,l!7-">— Suitnnit, Now JqrHcy Street, Perth Anlboy, New .lursny, l MASON CONTRACTOR APPLIANCE will well for J1.301. Cull Wli. II (I. <1* 0-1 -4t FCP» I12.IS nttoriiey tar tho plrtlntliT, (in nnwtt'er UISrilNNINd nt the point frtrmed Bt»alr> A All Kind, of Cement Work SERVICE, to the complaint, within ^r, days ny tlie inU-rsoftloii of tlio not tli- T to 14 »!•»• A aiMi'laltr. lifter Hepteniber 15, 1H4'.I. excluwive woHturly lino of ilroati Strnct and a t« JS ltn Radio 4c Electric Co. 1DJN 14 of Hlich (lute, IT yini tiiil Ui iU> nn, A. J. STAKNIS A SON If KLM ST, (Hr. Aeaw) WE, 9S-52T* Itadin, henter, flfifroKter. 2-toiH!: NOTICI3 JmlKinent by tlt'Ciuilt may lie ron-Avfiuio, formerly known in P.irk It I.. 14 il-l-tf CIIIB owner: $1,50(1. Tel, W15. 2- Take nollen that the Thlrtl Wnnl Avenue, and from Hnid point of T In 14. 914 SOUTH AVr..FA. .2-0INI FASWOOD4 , N, J. 1 ilerml nunhmt you for tho rollof ui'HiniiinK lUimlnj? not tl.easterly il-l-tf 16S2-1!. Political CJub ha, ) applied tit tlio 1 to 14 l.M - S.»H ADIO aBRVIOK—If Yoar Tronblt ftiuyor nml Counril i»f Hit1 To\Kn "f nloiiB lho aftnTHaid nnitlnvoMtfi'ly 4 l<> 14 1,VU - l.W* The action him been iimtltuteil Him of liroait Strt-t't ana iiniidied D. YILLANB—ueaeiai C»«raetl>a Is electronic, call WEst. 2-4teo. HUT CJIIEV. BUH. COIIPR—B»c«l- Wentfioltl for TranHfer of their for the inirpoNe of rorei'liiHlnK: the tw(>nty-lHo ft-i't (MiV) lo tho norih- W**h. Eatlmste. given free on I'ATIO.'V HAIIIU * TKI^EVISIOK, lene t tondltlun,, radirado aann d hentpr, CLUU LICENSEBR, herotnfnrheroloffai 'iHUtl iiortlllfiiteH oj" tux Hlihi iMirehfijti'il by citHforly lino of f*ot 4 In niock ia For Boy* new houfieii. Special pricea given M.1 SoHtk Ayr., Wriiacld, .V. J. loow inllenKeilnllenKel , eneonvortov rtotdd HPIICIOUI H fofrr jrpin situated ntt fi000 CeiCeiii - the plnlntlff, tlie rln11! uf wale, the ns Bhown on Map entitled "UovUed U-l-'lf trtrunkk ; bunbtt offerff . "W"WEME . 2-371'J trnll Avenue, WfllWcHtflelHH , to ff>055 CCVnV - antount for wlik'.h purchnHed, the vuili i WfstNehi Puik, Hltiinted hi «l.77 on all alter Mo work. WKst. nfter G p. m. trni Avenue. AVeHtflcid, 2-0779. . 0-1-tt 'ELEVmOV SERVICE!—Call WHst. estate concerneil, and the lu- iichl, N* J " ni.uHo \,y LOUK and "glloAlTB^iiinfu'rlard * to 14 l»» TIIG iiamcx and reMiiienPOH of I he >n on the tax map of the llor- Mil tor. f\ 10 ; thenoo nnrthwcstcrly 2-0320—Factory authorized repair 1111(1 PLYMOUTH Ilnalnra< C;«u|iv— nfTI«!ern of thiw club and tho offleeH nnniTHov noxfiit SIACICS. * «• la i.l headquarters for O. B., Phllco, i of MotmtuliiNlde, in the Coun- and alonK the ncirUiruMterty lino of 1.TM PLUMBING and HEATING Hadlo, henter nnd nil nPceHHorle.M. they fill nre: Proslrtcnt—Donilulck ty of Union and Ktate uf New Jer-milii rj«t i ami nainllL'l wflh l urk Fada, Hnlleraftflrs, CroHley, Olym- Terinn canh only. CtiU WEut. I'minno, 41S Central Avonue; Vlce- Avfiiui? two hundred feot (SOfl"), 1.1W pic, DuMort, Htrombertc-CarlBon, Pri'Mlclent—JOH. Httnnnettt. M 1 WOHI i Hhown above. 1.0M CONTRACTOR 2-0!l!l2..1 nrtor 0. 1. UHANT SCOTT, th«nOt> Hoiithivoci conp. Clorlt of Huporlor Ooiirt. your service. llliir IVANII — In perfect rumilnK Pomlnlo rteHrurn, .100 r'pntrnl Ave- Pnted: AllBUst 16, 1»4!>. lwpj]|y-!l\i* (1^-.') twl Xn tho nfniP- YOUNG FOLKS TOGGERY, 329 Muullt An., WcalBeld, N. J. condition; heator, now tlrcH, oriff- nue; Secrfitiiry—Artonin Kerro, Cuc- Hiiltl line of JetTerwui or PurK Ave- Innl'blnek llnlMli. Ainu '37 I'onl cloln Ptnce; Tn-iiMurRr—Anthony S-25-4t Kces $4 7.1 C ituex, (intl thpficci uouth^ixttti'tly FRANK O. YOUNG !)1lf VnntlinlKlin, 70r, W<>Ht lirnod Strei't. 233 Eait Broad Street for Hllle. Ilotli l)ric:(Tli:i-; (2M0 ) ti» tho nforpHnid lino nt WE. 2-3180 Ilrnill TThr MrKtUrlil l.rn.lrrll . Ittinnannn, S00 Contra! Aveiuie; Nick KSTATK (> UntiHt .Street »«d the place of IH3- » II. V. l.lmlumnn, 30G Klmbnll Avo., FOIIH mar vorvrt—iiebuiit motor I'inrupn, as.1! MvInKHfon Htieet; .)tin- UAItV Ml. ... . tllN'NINMI. KENNELS will receive two tickets to HOU ami transiiilHHlon; honter: prleed ppli Clrlncloiso, UvlnKHtoti Hlrcet; IJeceaHed. "MiiKniflcont Boll" nml "Pltts- for (illicit .sale, $105. WEut. 2- L«niiH A'nnturl, 519 Contril Avi'iiiif, rurnuntit to tho order of It IH intended hy tht* ntmvp In DREAD DISEASE POLICY KM) KlrtSELJ Jt K-M IIOO SHOP, ImrKli" nt tlm Ittnlto Tliejitre, ObJpctfonH, ff nny. should ho inaclf! CIIAHIJBH A. OTTO, .in., Hun-ovate describe Lain 4 5 atul 0 nfl dhoivn 068 Somerset St., North Plnlnllolil, 61II4-W. f tho Coliliti* of Unl'.n, mailu on t WetlneHdny, September 7lh, I!i4!(. hnmodlnff-ly In writing tn Junn F. ot AuBllHt, A. D.,' In Block 12 on tlio Alan nn»o\a ree- N. J. Phono PIJ. 4.9I5C. Kspert The holder of this advertisement it KK mm cov\ KII'I iiii.i-: SKUAS JOIJOH, Town Clerjt of Wontfleldi tiio fnurtti day of f«ri'«(«ri«(l to nnndd a flftflft v ffoot t mi)') hhy $5000.00 Blankeanket MMedicae l Expen.e Clipping, Trlmmlner, Dnthlns, will present proper ttfontin'cntlon —New tiros, axcelleut top; fair 11I4S, upon tl a]itillcatlo] n of the twtwo JudJujndredd ffoott fSOfl') loltt nl 11 Hl1 N frmgnriid , nn Ailnilnlntrntor -of •• I'".I' " iix-inbrr at thh e familyil - Country Boartllns — Obedlcnco — nt The Leader Office in order conilltlon. Call AVE. 2-4004 nftcr THIUD POLITICATi CUIR entnto. of mtlil [loceaeetl, notice Nlulll nnd lyliiK adjneont ttqq ' th9 '•calrlellon•MIaH AM« TiI'I>* HimHim- HIt MiixNaitl lie S|ir»t Tralninif—Doff Feed—SuppllcB. to receive the lickeln. li;;iil p. in. J" JQSJ houthwoflierfirfy fine of Lott 00 titinn JQ.S IN hereby Klvon to the creuUorn of l Bl "'"I Ca , „ FOIl fl-i-tf ;nld UnceilPt'tl to exhibit to the ftuli- Hhown on Haul Block on HA tit Mftp. re [lltttil Ctxrp, KiirNlnu Cure. Iron l.ultlf. Amlmlnnt'e, erlhur under oulh or niririiiatlun ISxulurilntf from tho nlio\-e tip- ItnmvN, TrmiJ«l>ortiltfi>n NO,HONEY - A NKWSPftmUl \TMS 19 ^ UST F their clulniH and ttmnantlH a^aliiRt Hfrliied proinlSGH tho prumlKeH rte- the estate of mild ilneeafietl wltllln serllii'd nn folkiH'M: * MOMUK 18 SWMEO.E MIS- I ADVERTISERS WHO lIfiaiNNlNllIaiNNlNa nt tthh e paint p HU tnluitliH from (Ho date of Haiti e pai i oliomyelUi» Only Coverage MATHttAU FOR./BANTHEIR. AO9 order, or they will ho forever uarreil by tlio Internoottatt a off tt he nortlj* ' IS KEPT., ySPASMODICALLY, CONTINUITY TWAN from jiro«ecutln«' or rrt'nwjrlriK tlio weaterltl y linli o of Bllroatl StreeS t aud [iffalliHt the HuliHcrltinr. tin) northeiiHteriy Hnw of JetteMon i.^ DONT VOU MEAN FAtUMO TORfiAL- -I£R. SINGLE JOHN 1''. Avenue, formerly Known- BS Park ^X MOMUB. Aihnlnitn\t Avenue, nml from !•' xi;w .inu«v:v. t: thi-ui-e MiuthweKieriv 1'atalle 1 jenr • in.no—1 rrarn •RKI.mi with isrond stroot nrty CiiO) rent t l-.l ?rlir ljl.1,tMI—il >'enrM 0IM..in vou Aiti-: Hioni'-.ijY HIIMMONRD .he- uli'i-i'Hiild nortlit'iinW-rl> llni* (lip limureil. HpoilNe, ami nil ilepen- nml ri'iltilrml to NITVO II;HIII Huevlly II nunidm tn IN >«*iir*, anil Wly, liiiiIntEfT'ft nttoniey, tvliosl' 'iiHterly ulunfi1 t'iiu Hittill' atltl III mlitr<;UH 1M 111 Qulinhy Blreet, Wesl- lrml forty UiO) fret to th« ftrt I. E. TRAYLOR, lleld, New Jersey, tin itnuwer to tlie snld northwesterly llu,i? of uiinpluiut unit" aluiindlnout tu tlie Htreet and the plneo tit i ByoBt, street 224 East Broad Street.,. .'PJUPltlllll- Ulell In thn Olvll At', tun N't Nil. in i'AvliUilt Wemllt'lil Land anil tui- TitUeiU AtiKuat S2. lW, Phons WE. 2-6898 ' nrovtment Coinpany In nliitntllt nnd I C. It ANT fjoul^ A. rnildli', et UIK, lire dn- ('li'i-lt of New JtM'.i'y Hull « WE. 2-3760 fonrtantui now iiemUiiK In the Hu- S-85-lt IHADEB, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1949

* Member oi Ac Handricks ChapeJ choir. Both student* were named to %tim Lincoln i the dean's litt during the first se- •CMftt* iar •droiuioti mester of the academic year just CaHega *n4 will »r- ended, and both fulfilled the B av- at Columbia, Mo erage grade requirement or dean's litt rating during the spring se- • • • mester, Meats faa* Wettfeld en M OettysiMfg College in D PHitcan, 42* Baker tf J. «elvsto, IOC UN Review »ae Alan Washburn, The round-table confeience to Prepare for Labor determine the transfer of author- • * a junior at Lin- ity to a United States of Indonesia , will raturn and to establish a ifuture Dutch- , Me., las*. 18. Indoqesian union has been inaug- • '* • urated at the Nethej'Jand capital _11. Maskaakana of West of The HaKu«. Attending the con- 11« • aaafla'e.ta far a bachelor's ference are representatives of the Netherlands, the Indonesian Re- M> at mi aw| Of two six-week latuniar public, the non-republican areas of Indonesia and the United Nations Commission for Indonesia, The Washington and conference was made possible as .will return to eol- a Jesuit of the recent return of the Republican government to its >••*. *; capital, Jogjakarta, and the agree- ment U cease hostilities, in both of which the UN Commission play- ed an iiweftant role. I runtFilm "***MH it"r jstV)rc «i"*3Jlt «orc «"*AQrM ^TV ;•• fWrUtf Australia has introduced two Asco Coffee 111,46c «. Potjtp»CWpi . Z 25c Manhmallowf ^ST 19c new Items for the agenda of the Rlehw Wand Ground frwh to 1 Paper Napkins 2jfr21c ytcHM University »tu •eptember session of the General StuffedOlim" ^* 23c Morshrnallows ie-es.ss«. Jic AMI WetMeM have keen Assembly. The first concerns the I tt %*e own'* list of the Uni- WincrestCoffee.^ MQtM r«s. sea. 4>s#C Drinking Strows^J^ 10c observance of human rights anil IM f num »t rin* Aru by fundamental freedoms in Rouma- Party Jellies titTtl^ 25c Sandwich Bags 2 ft 17c i L C. OUlbk nia, and the second the observ- Llghftr bodlad. Viaorout flavor, Queen Olivet " «*t 29c Ifca top 10 per cent of ance of articles of the UN Chart- Pickles TET -^ 29c Peanut Butter ^A 35c Waxtex "T *" „..«, 23c fa eeademfc stendins;, on the achievement of full em- at* Annette Turner, ployment and higher standard! a! H«ovy bodi«d. Topi ttwnTall! s^Blll ssPalsr*aWla*iel !••••••• ^ XJsC Popping Corn ^.TL 18c Spaghetti Sauced- 16c af/Mr. ami Mra. C. M, living. Bosco*^1"^ it**, 25c , 1T« LtaMln road awl U«- Rome ISO delegates from 72 Evap.Milkp" 22 23c Sweet GherkinsHzX 39c Swift's Prem "Zik wvSVW*' deltifflatt? Of mtf countries and 20 international or- i ta< . B.K. .Weaker, 781 Mou*. iniaations are attending a con- Mayonnaise Tj£.»» 33c '* |*e set». 29C Hygrade Franks.ftSL 35c Fannce at Lake 8uccess on the Hormel Spam 'IT 39c Cake Mixes i Ttnw, who will raturn to irotartion of nature, sponsored by Mayonnaise "^Hi» 45c Musliird IV 25c far ktr senior y«ar the United Nations Educational, it »aaetaliHnB in- akientine and Culture! Organisa- tion (UNESCO). Meanwhile, the SPRY Underwood Planters Niblet Brand Brill's X-perr MArtiniNr*. U a*H UN Seicntittc Conference on the fear aiaHmsh mrk iho In a Conservation and Utilization of 132c Devilled Cocktail Asparagus Spanish Cake Mixes » atf Alaha FU Mrorlfy ind Resource* (UNSCCUR) continues • hi ahaaal work. a eastlons, Ham "JT 18c Peanuts -31c Spears 'T Rice 'iM9c •*"-"25c I Waaver, • Mho*! of lit itu- W %H1W n^^ MfMOinM baa rlaassi resume thii fall. A f ) har acaeeaie work she Is Grapefruit Juice 2 !HT 27c FruitCocktail nLn.32c Hydrox ITX 15c 2T25c Wax M35c ( NMHSMHI Orange Juice r21c Del Monte Peaches«' 27c Nabisco Grahams *t 28c Wax »«c.saa 63c H Blended Juice 2r35c Ubby's Plums."-S.SS 25c Lorna Doone tl7..^ 19c Polish WISWrt'i Ne«* rwaMwe 27c Pineapple *ieoe"'£r.«. 27c Wheat Puffs '-ft 2^15c Shoe White 8c Prune Juice " ••Ty* 20c ejBH S^SSBSBsfcsSBBSislisjlBSBjsBBB CaSSsl LaiSBSStl M V Rice Puffs "^ -"^ ,*» 10c Shoe White 15c Apricot Nectar*£ZT 1 lc Tuna UWIM r^«, 4lc Kellogg'sGro-PupJXI32c iuna <«.« J3C Sweetheart Soap 3 23c Pard Dog Food 2£25c Tomota Juice "atTl 27c Spaghetti *£££ 2 "^ 29c Sweetheart £?, *» 11c Pork & Beans *K0»-. 10c Junket Powder 3^ 29c Colgate's FAB 27c ( M Danish Dessert ,£!?».» 11c Tomato Juice 3 r28c Puss-N-Boots t^M 9c VEt Sm Onr 40% mi hmw Hall Wmwrwarel U-Kece Start* $•* Only $3.99 «M£ la r«rdwies

FRESH FRUHS >".- . California Sow Hilt p»rmmn»n> typa ««ejcj «e f 1)1 In bora tpel* with luxuriant VEGETABLES UM «*V 1 Ik Mr 100 grots. Us* lau bacouM «*) ft. IS lb» f~& SO fl 3,000.000 vloblt «Mdt Plenty of richer juice! Todoy's best orange biiy! hy SO ft far $2.50. Ftwd par pound. SOOO M) fl for $3.95. 1 lb-$135 5lb»-$4.45 la a |W> ws» t».M. Turkey Fresh California ' oe. Pick of the nation's finest WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Italian Prunes I"* 19c FCRTIUZERS, LIME, GRASS SEED, GARDEN Luscious fomous fresh meoty Colifornio prvnesl ' TOOLS, ETC. MNCY JUSir AUCmtOSH MNCY QRHH DELIVER . PHONE WESTFIELD 2-1500-1501 Peppers 3 ** 10c 6O10IAppleN s 4«». 29c MNCY TOTAV Beef * 49c Ham * 79c BananaB s ,»-'15c Grapes 2«». 25c TAYLOR'S SS> IIMSmake«a it 49c JUICY FANCY "WaatfaWs Oldest * Lari.it Hardware * Heusewarea Sure" Ducks BBS*'39c Tongue •••« Persian Limes tut* |5c MB-129 ELM STREET . WESTFIELD, N. J. Pascal Celery Free Parking In Rear of Store Assorted Cold Cuts "> 3 vc Golden Sweet Potatoes^- 2"» 15c

\ aa sT^sV™'^'^^™ _ p> ' Teddy's Frosted Fillet of Ha U IOIMANS AWV > Spinach "—*— c Orange Juice »*-.^ •I. llerw *l* f"*"1 *^ °"tt Far Tfeaf UaW Day Ncaic ar SMCII FIRE SALE Supreme Bar-B-Quo or NOW IN PROGRESS Frankfurter Rolls 2 ""a. 29c WORTH OF Glendale Club Cheese ^.. 25c ^ 83c Rushed oven fresh from our own bokery. Now—the Best Bread , | Mqrvelous flavor. Slices, spreads, melts perfectly! Try in lA« Beit Wrapper! ' it now! Just the thing for Labor Day! Fiie Cbthiig ft Haberdashery OAtRY Supreme Rye Bread ' 16c Supreme White : >umMi Sandwich Bread 15c C6N76R Del Rich "-£",... 35cVelveeta KT, Pl,. 2ft Salty Bridge Rye Bread Iwf I3C Bread ^ 14c i| MUST BE SOLD Blended Swiss ara many Famous Makts such at: Princess TX 23c * 53c Jewish Type Rye Bread Suprtm* 15c U«f Cellophane G66, HAMMONTON PARK, AUSTIN LEED, Loaf Cheese*;^„«• 49c Muenster Cheese "••43c Date & Nut Loaf Cake 29c OELMOOK, MALCOLM KENNETH, AL Mild Cheddar ^49c Aged Cheddar *• 69c Wrapped! Cuficc D»'"«ire Breakfast Cake 29c NORMAN, SUITS AND COATS Bleu Cheese *-65c JTTIJJ Chm» * 59c Softer, fresher, better! Buy i\ CHOC. AI*ON» CruncC h Layer Cake 59c enough for the double holiday! ,.' TREMENLWS REDUCTIONS At all Acmes! ! Dairycrest Ice Cream Open Every | Mellprooj Bag FREE! 50 to 80% Friday Night Real fruit flavors, Richer, creamier! Try irj • Until 9 P. M. !

.'d "Glotlm for Men Who Care" Black Flag c Palmolive SUPER SUDS Octagon AJAX Cutrite ST. EUMKTN, N. J. Aerosol r. .' Rtgulor >)f Soap 3 &. 23c Potki Laundry Mi* til* fuih Sullon QQ , CLEANSER Wax Paper •*. wmmot MM lie 67c Soap 3 <*><" 20c r 12c 23 THE WEMflttP TffPlgPAV, SEPTBMBiat I, 1849

Natalie ft** Weds Marylou Alton Bride Jeanne Nyman Wed* Willimm D. Tmyimr > Of John W. L«nnimg Bradford G, Alper* ABOUT TOWN fit Church Ceremony In Candlelight Rite In Mai*. Chapel Miss Marylou Alton, daughter Miss Jeanne Nyman, daughter Miss Natalie Ftick, daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Mr. and Mrs. William G. Feicl; of of Mrs. Marie Cecelia Alton of 220 East Broad street, was mar-Nyman of Medford, Mass., was with SALLY 640 Westfield avenue, was married married Friday to Bradford Gil- ried on Saturday to John Wilton Saturday in a candlelight service lette Alper*, son of Sir. and Mrs. to William A. Taylor, son of Dr. Lanning, son of Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Lanning of 857 Hillide avenue George Letimer Alpers' of 521 and Mrs. A. Lloyd Taylor of Wyan- Colonial avenue, in the Morgan Hubert Sweeney of Salter place Mrs. Frank B. Van Vranken of dotte, Mich. The ceremony was at a candlelighg t service in the Schenectady, N. Y., was the week- h Chh E Memorial Chapel at South Athol, CM today from • visit with performed in the First Methodist First Methodist Church. Eev. Mass. The ceremony was per- Gy Bidstrap, ta* of ,W*st- end Kueet of Mr, »nd Mrs. t. S. Church by Rev. Fred E. Miles, E. Miles oftciated. • VMler of Dudley court ., formed by Rev. Henry E. Helms, jjj; at CenterviBe, Cape Cod, pastor, and was followed by a re- Mr. Alton of Ashland, V»., gave minister of the Church of All Na- ception at the Mansard Inn, Plain- Miss Suaan Whaley, daughter his daughter in marriage. Miss tions in Boston, Mass. A recep- field. Richard Alford, church so- Nadine Smith of Metuchen was tion followed. ,i and Mrs. Paul 1, Z of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whaley of loist, sang "Wedding Prayer." «*6 Glen avenue, returned Wednes- her cousin's maid of honor.' Other Lighters, Diane and Sherrie Given in marriage by her father, The bride was given in mar- day by plane from the south where attendants were Miss Petty Lou lst week for their new the bride wore a gown of Chantilly riage by her father, and had as she nan spent the summer with her Fisher, Miss Marjorie Morton, fcrtCarap General Meade,Md, lace, fashioned with a fitted bodice her natron of honor and only at- aunt, Mrs. H. L. Campbell on the Miss Patricia Coombe and Miss t*L- spending several weeks at buttoned ifrom the collar to the tendant, Mrs. Robert Hall of Grey, Florida Gulf Coast. June Saal, all of Westfield. *L toM of Mrs. Zirkle's parents, waist, cap sleeves, and a lined Me. «•• Walter Craig of Hightstown was j .R. E.Powell of M»- bouffant skirt and train, with an Rutherford E, Everest of Bos- Sue- Major Zlrkle he. re- Janette Konner, formerly of his cousin's best man. Ushers were ton, college roommate of the bride- heirloom pin as her only jewelry. George Nolle of Westfield, Edward been transferred from Ft. Westfield, is recuperating at Salem She wore matching mitts and a groom, was best man. Ushers Hospital after an attack of virus Widen of Plainfield, Frank Marx wheie h h cap edged with nylon tulle and were Richard Hardie Thiele Jr., *>•• * " "*•" "*•" pneumonia. of Irvington and Robert Kearce of OPEN THIS SUNDAY two and one-half years. an English illusion fingertip veil. of Maplewood and John Hamilton Jersey City. Gerber of Shaker Heights, 0, . Charles sTilton and. four Mis. G. [vesTtcCredic of Glenn She carried a prayer book with a Hr avenue and Mrs. Tieorge L. Ma- white orchid and a cascade of The bride wa« gowned in white Mrs. Alpers is a graduate of JARVIS ta left for Dallas, Tex., organdy over taffeta faille, fash- with Mrt teer of Deer path, Mountainside, fleur d'amouv. the Perry School, attended Bos- • A. M. te> • f. sf. wwlinis »iK *«*» - entertained recently at a kitchen toned with long; fitted sleeves and -Uto,, mother, Mrs. Arthur Arm. Mrs. Amelia Kisely of , Bound ton University, and has been asso- shower for Shirley Heitliamp, who Brook, sister of the bride and her p. deep V-neckline trimmed with a ciated with the Morgan Memorial drone »i Lincoln road. is to be marriad on Sept, 7 to double roll of organdy, A full tnv«» T •As* matron of honor, wore a Swisa im- Social Welfare Center in Boston. James C. Wilson•*r,--^~ ported embroidered organdy gown skirt terminating a long train was Mr. Alpers, a member of the Hotert A. WUlmmi, 364 Spring. banded with a wide fold of or- uj Atf w«s a member of the bar- completely lined with rose taffeta, class of 1943 of WestAeld High CLOSED THIS SUNDAY Mr, and MnT'rVW. ,Berbe Jr., similar in style to the bride's gown, gandy and caught with bows of School, was graduated from Yale L, netion in the chorus for the of Dorian read, are vacationing matching material. She carried a flametain College production of whiU nylon mitts and carried a University in June. During the fcl'i . WMIH'I at Sea Girt for six weeks. cascade of pink glomelia and 'jiicular bouquet of glonielias and war, he served overseas with the I tariffs "Down in the Val- fleur d'amour with streamers. The ' wkith played Thursday and Mrs, J, F. Iterge and her daugh- Briarcliff roses and a matching First Army. arrangement in her hair. maid of honor was gowned in ni»y. Presentation of "Down in ter, Winnie, of Qidtr* avenue are white organdy over blue taffeta. After a trip, Mr. and Mis. Al- »Villey" »t the Campui Play- in Quebec for t*» weeks. While Miss Nancy Smith of WestfleUI The bridesmaids wore matching pers will live in New Haven, Conn, »iuie marked the end of the sum- there, they wlil.'f tap and see Jean and Miss Joan Horner of Spring- dreases over pink taffeta. They Mr theatre season at Champlain Shropshire, formerly of Westfield. field were bridesmadis.' They wore carried colonial bouquets of mixed Coliqi) tail term. gowns like that of the honor at- MRS. WILLIAM A. TAYLOR flowers. JtawaMrs. William Sweeney Mrs, Robert Hoffman arrived on tendant's lined with pale green, of PiiiUd avenue are parents of Monday with her daughter, Jane, white nylon mitts and carried cas-. A reception at the Park Hotel, S • toaster, born Aug. 24 in Muh- for a visit with her parents, Mr. cades of glomelia and Rapture studies at the University of New Min Richer Engaged Plainfield, followed the ceremony. FOt ALL OCCASIONS toblwpital and Mrs. C. N. Cwndall of Em- roses with matching arrangements Hampshire before entering the The couple left immediately ifor Mt bree crescent. * ' n their hair. Tale medical school, where he is To Peter Weidenbaeher a six weeks honeymoon in Mis- Mr, ind MrsTTs! R. Bennett of Glenn Taylor was his brother's a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa Boula, Mont,, where the bridegroom Iporiu roml are vacationing on tee McCormacV .is home from best man. Ushers were Albert mfdical fraternity. intends to learn the lumber busi Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Richter i h Ikirtti'i Vineyard, Mass. Mowlen of Teheran, Iran, Dr. Josh Before her marriage, Mrs. Tay-of Hillside avenue announce the ness, preparatorp y to.entering the (Continued on Pap It) Lees and Thomas Amatruda of lor was entertained at a miscel- l Mr. ind Mrs." Lawrence Sinclair engagement employ, in the capacity- of sales- New Haven, Conn., and William laneous shower by Miss Smith. (Alice Virginia, to Peter Weiden- man, of the wholesale lumber firm .., _J family have moved from A. Feick, brother of the bride. The bridal party were guests.at of Froet & Davis Lumber Co., of riiinteld to 593 Sherwood park- baeher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich*, Pamela WatU Bride FbV traveling, Mrs. Taylor se- dinner before the wedding re- ard L. Weidenbaeher of Devon, Pa. For traveling the lected an aqua suit with British hearsal at the bride's home and bride chose a pale pink gabardine ** ' , -•- Of Joseph Kiningham Miss Richter attended Westfleld tan and white accessories. Fol- following the rehearsal at the suit, with gray accessories. r Among the recent visitors at home of Miss Horner. schools was graduated from liter Springs, Ocala, Fla,, were In MC Church lowing a motor trip, the couple will dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Lillotcm of live in West Haven, Conn., while Stephen! College and the class of 1948 of Westfield High 132 Dorian road. Mi. and Mrs. Ruskin Watts of the bridegroom completes his stud- Entertain* in Honor Mr. Lannlni? received hiB JEWELERS'OPTICIANS -•- Belvidere avenue announce the ies at the Yale School of Medicine bachelor of arts degree from Buck The C. D. Connella of 656 Shad- marriage of their daughter, Pa- in New Haven. Of Mr*. M. Sargent served as a member of the United nell University on Aug. 20 after .i»n drive have returned from mela, to Joseph F. Kiningham, son The bride attended New York States Submarine Corns during having: spent three years in the IM MOM Smit, WUTfHW, N. A vacation at the Basin Harbor of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Kin- College of Music, was graduated Mrs. Thora Largen of 170 Madi- pib, Vermont. ingham of Edgewood avenue. The with a B.S. degree in education son avenue was hostess at a sur- ceremony was "performed in the from Adelphi College and took prise party Monday in honor of LEADER WANT ADS PAY LEADER WAMT ADI PAT Kn, L. A, Leonardow and small Church of the Transfiguration graduate work at Columbia Uni- Mrs. M. Sargent, who celebrated iaugkter, Sonia, who have been (the Little Church Around the versity. A (former member of the her 80th birthday on that day. iwtbjf her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Cornel), New York City, on Fri- Cranford teaching staff, she will Among the guests were Mes- Henry McFarlane for the past 10 day, 0$*. .-...• •;,.;... teach in West Haven. Mrs. Tay.dames S. Olsen, B. Nelson, J. Bry- toys, have returned to their home Mr*. Kininghim is a graduate lor was also a member of the Rail- nildsen, Anderson, I. Schivik, A. * Sarsdale, fj. Y. Mr. Leonar- of WcstlWMMigh School and hasway Symphony and Methodist Nelson, Krog, P. L. Archbold, Wil- do* la on a four-month business completed her sophomore year at Sanctuary Choir. liam Archbold Si'., E. Erickscn trip In Europe. Bucknell University. She is a Mr. Taylor took undergraduate Jr., S. Kcyes and T. R. Sargent. member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Miu Sydney Slacker ,a! 625 freshman honorary society, and Kortt avenue, if spending-her va- Delta Delta Der$». , tfk*at OceanGityiUA.:k ' -. :, ? Mr. Kihta«heifc Is ,a graduate of Mr, an3 M«."G,' A.?fHw»-J-of We.tfleld High School and it a ^tstfleld have returned after student at the" University of Vir- ling a,vacation at, the Christ. ginia. He is a 'member' of Sigma • Tree Ion, Bridrton, Me. : " Phi Epsilon fraternity.' Fornuli For A Gala , Evening

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J. °Pen Monday and Friday Evenings Westfield ELM AND QUIMBY STREETS Elizabeth Branch — 136 Elmora Ave. i TftH WESfWELD LEADEft, fHUftSPAY, SEPTBMBERJ, 1949 bosines* meetinK »ntrodui*»I Ae, tu, ..ttta) r1, not sauivatMd bat in Seed) Arabi, will ehUHain ifor ) isoii of Wesmsrco is scheduled new o»3cers and committens for the ^JJ -.„, ^pubt be aa^lain^ to the meet tonight at the YMCA. The program for j ^ ^.^^ ^ '.he families and w«Min« party W-' wiU rf WrMimg Saturday morrow evening, W Peten Return Home Miss AiyBse Basnett, daughter From Vacation Tour i*H*ajm" Aejl tlai*., daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Bas- |pj|t|ip; Jljii,; fceltor Walton sett of 86 Metaromet road, Wab»n, Mr. and M>«. John H. Peters Maf«., formerly of H'estfieJd, will and-daughter, Mrs. DorU M. Pa- ,*e#i«e the bride Sat- be married Saturday to Robert D. ters, all of 177 Harold avenue, NOW IS THE TIME!! N»ga»«»si., United States Naval Academy at! ,^r *Re». IChud | by Kev. Joseph Mac Donald. A re- Annapolis, Md. ypfmv.mwin ception will follow at the home of Midshipman Peters ia the eon the bridc'.s parents. of Mrs. Doris M. Peters. fjpiflo** <««nd of th« During the weekend in Annap- Back To School H^pt.|^»«.,.«r-4he bride's Miss Ann Woodward of Hart- olis, tiwy stayed at Carvel Hail, ford, Conn., and Jkfra, Donald Ratd They also viiited relatives and ? of New York City will be Miss ''|«; »aarrla«» by her fa- r friends in Ngrth Canton, Union, lelplf ,jwi»:**irhjte slip.. Ba»sett B hunor attendant!. Miss town, Kent and'Akron, O., and |5?»m wtta.achantilly Nancy Hills of WestBeld, Hias were houKguest* of* Mr. and Mrs. isr^at th. ova! mcklin*. Linda Noxon of N«w Kochtlle, N. Robert Heyburn of Akron during rikltt faatured scalloped . Y., and Mrs.,Harry BUinmeyer their stay In Ohio. They stopped of Drexel Hill, Pa., will be brides- at Annapolis again before return- With and maids. ing- home. 4 tsimi^l «ra»g» I'ouom Herbert J. Irion of Fayetteville, Midshipman Peters attended Frwn •SO? and she ear* N, Y., will be his brathci's best grammar schools in Westfield and: man. Ushers will include Robert was graduated from Scotch Plaint A. Lowe of Westfield, Donald En- High School in \W. The past -WaasUw, ThihamUU Fraraa frewc i C|*»sla KacV, her sitter's geeser of Cranford, Howard II ink- two years he had teen an wigl-. Tk« very fcaeit, caaa»laU with caa* tm4 ley of Syracuse, N. Y., and Ed-nsaring student at Rutgers Uni- ggmim-'if«n^' rMbberry ward L. Jenner of Rochester, N. l^r^tajBnipifs stifle versity, New Brunawick. He was __„» ^.•er*et .IjaMs. in 4m- Y., the latter two .fraternity broth- accepted for entrance tb the U. 8. IliM.BMCtrlltiiw the waistline. In ers of the bridagroom^lect. Naval Academy and was sworn •HClitepr* .a, bra.im\<* -erovi. senior at Syracuse University Accordkmt Guarantoed. U Mhi Carol Orlffln of i ployed In the Chicago plant • of where ho is a member of Phi Up-We$marco to Open Fr*M •25« _^;:.: ::•.'• -virtini* Margery M. Day"\:'\ \. Proctor and Gamble. During the sllon" fraternity, lietlliMn, Mass,, and Mlas Season Tonight ; Bride in AUmiUotm, war, he eerved in the U. S, Naval Mrs. Irion, who will join her »—- - •••r.il.-.;!.^. : Reserve. gtaajftroje Pa^Ceremomjr::/; - . husband at the end of the month The fint nweting of the 194940 Guitirt I 4airWndi like that of jattsndant an>l carried Hits Margery Jl. Day, daugh- Del Whitman To Be rf MANY OTHER FINE VALUES. jjkf ""ataMasifrtssti "'"'Mtitla4nM* tlaf' 1^1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bi ^rijfcwer. hnd pale Day of Allentown, pa,, and grand- Bride on Saturday daughter*<)f Mrs, Walter L. Day A caMptae \vm of the fis»»t in Mawical AecmeorW* (R«M«1f, Matatbyieces, Ur»t«d Jr., »»' Ruth- Mi«s Dolores Whitman, daush- Planning a StaMia, H«;.). Sheet Mutic, Claaakal Muaie, Batefu, and ewrtlibai in th* Mua. of Westnelil and the. late Mr. Day, t«r of "Mrs. John E. Angleman of ifcajftS ma%,' *''liih|B>a- was married Saturday afternoon ical Line. 5lj^aIiilrUi-ef:"-I^hi 57B Woodland nvemic, Mountain- to Robert Walton Snow, son of Mr. side, will be married Saturday tj fMartin of North and Mrs, Roswell P. Snow, also of Fall Wedding? atatlon and Robert 1>. of Woedridge, brothers of Let ui diteuu slower plant with ' and William G. Robert Montgo you. We are wall •quipped to terrace, Linden. The ceremony will care for bouquet* anal The Bandstand Music Shop d, pastor. with sweetheart neckline edged law*: rscelwd; her bachelor of with seed pearls, a fitted bodice, ton will bo Miss Whitman's maid ea»ra» In .education from long pointed sleeves and a full of honor. Richard O'Lenick of .(,J|r,,-lisirtUi«iUenr skirt which ended in a train. Her Linden will bo best man. RfS*r'at'.^bcwira' Unl- full-lenKth English >ilk tulle veil, The bride is employed in the •GLASSER'S SHOES- _.^ jJSpP*; :,**«>«*h« is Union office of the New Jersey Bell 1 ( which was worn by her paternal „ ..||lSiWt Ma!I»l:|rat«r. grandmother, fell from 'a Mara a! Telephone Co, Mr. Montgomeiio s««d peai'ln, She carried a show- is employed by Richard O'Lenick ALL FITTINGS CHECKED IV X-HAY Jftthslhay.Hll^sli-AU' er bouquet of white pompoms with of Linden. an-orehid. . . Following a wedding trip, the "Mtoviftf a a*Mlng trip to Ber. Miss Jean Hadesll served as couple will live in IrviiiKton. [ii)**r ot"honor.;k8hi wwe ft yel. i gown and/headdress andi •Mr, and Mrs. Georye.Marks have ?4f"yellow pompoms. Mlssj returned from a two weeks vaca- < n_. I-1?L.L.-.-J , wore"'', tinn*l0" a•»t CanCape Cod with MMajoa lor and • similar coitume. ! Mrs. Robert D.jvjlarsh and their Frank Snow served.as best man. three children? i The A!ulull fam- ' 1W S. Jorgtttien Ushers were Robert E. Smith, John ily will bo at tWCuiifl until after SOI W. GROVE ST. K. Larsen Jr., Theodore II. Cope Lubor Day and then return to ' 1ft. and Mr*. Buatell A. Cordrey their home at Ft. Dovena, Mass., WottfaM MI4t •W Klmeal) avenue announce the land Jr., Lansdowne and Dan £. AlbcitBon Jr. where Major Marsh is now sta- Plaaty af S*aae to Park itertt of their daughter, tioned. 'iMary Edith Cordrey, to Paul Spohr Following a reception in the jortrmm, M>n uf Henry Joitse"- church soeiiil hall, thu couple left • am of .Brooklyn, N. Y., and thefor the Adirondack*! and Canada. late Mr>. JoH'en»cn. they will live In Chicago. Miaa Coiiirey was graduated The bride was graduated in G. O. Keller Dry frtin Pluinfleld Hi>;h School and June from Elmirn. College with a was a member of the Juno gVail- degree of bachelor of arts. Her uatin>r class of the ColleKc of Fine husband was, graduated from the Art* of Syracuse University. While 'University..,of Pennsylvania with Cleaning ge^ts out at Syracuse she was nctivo in a degree* of bachelor of science in mechanical engineering. He is em- Hmdrickn Chapel Choir and the IndepenJent' Women's Association spots and more dirt— of the university. Mr. Jovpensen serveil in the GERALDINE " I'nited States Army, attended DR.POSNERS Fer.n Btate University umi ivaj NURSERY SCHOOL - graduated from Syracuse Univer- Car. Foml and Narlh Avemict sity of Applied Science in Janu- Cranf6rd nrjr, 1949. He is a member of Tau SCHOOL SHOES BtUt Pi, national engineering fra- ENROLL NOW ternity, And is employed at Nn- Fall Term Opena Sept. 6th t.tmal Uhiiiti Radio Corp. of Or- Children 2-5 Yeara MORI IMI1KII anpc as a vacuum tube research Half and Full Day Seiiiom cnvineer. Colon ate renored to Aelt The date far the wedding has Tramportation Provided original bnUianw-briibs IN THEIR CLA5SI not been aet. Hot Lunchoi Served Tel. Cranford 6-2934 aa acw. 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Plolnftald 6-0100 —Other Towns WX-2100 (No Toll) 109 QUIMBY STREET Mtant WE. 2.58*8 220 E. BROAD ST. Cleaners, Dyers, Hug Cleaners, Cold Storage SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY • rl--(.^m.:-~~^—'••-—>• •••• •• • —-•••» -—— —* Siy S. Anderton MacDonald of Fairmont avenue en 'ertatned 22 young friends at a tbt brid*'« Bister, 1$0pm>£t jUckardV.RuoffWed ;reakfast faity today in ceUbra- E. Zimmerli, u matron of honor, , ion of her eighth birthday. wore grey dotted twin «nahU?r of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- iate children, Robert, porothy Swiss and carried a bouquet of poiiJ Sparrow Anderson of 813 ind Sidney Wynn, are home from oyster white rainbow astfrty Both SiiBikaiwixon drive, and Richard fannouth. Cape Cod, Mr. Wood- attendants were pii;tyr« h»ts coy- JTeat-nck Ruoff, son of Sir. and ei't'd in the same iiu»tsii«l Ms their ward was with the family there dresses. . ' " . ' ; . jjj-B. Christian Ruoff of Union, .'or two >vceks of a six week stay. were mairied at i o'clock Saturday The bridegroom »»i atteaded by afternuun in St. Paul's Episcopal Mr. and "Mrs. Walter Clemens his brother, Kenneth Brooke, of Church- Eev. Frederick VV, Bistz sf Fairmont avenue, and their Buffalo, N. Y. The u»here were performed the ceremony, which three daughters are visiting till David Collette of Vestlleld, Ar- Jas followed by a reception at the ^the end of the week in Spring- thur Mayer of Fanwood and Her- Hansard Inn, Plainfield. field, Mass. They are staying with bert Zimmerli of Pontuic, Mich, Given in marriage by her father, Mrs. Clemens' sister. ' HOMES WANTCD the bride wore a marquisette gown. -•- For her ifoing-away costume the fashioned with an illusion neckline Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Warn and bride chose a earal sharkskin suit F«r D*t* MM! Cat*. outlined with marquisette ruffles, two daughters of Chestnut street, with navy accessories. a jttcd bodice, boutfant skirt witii have moved to Los Angeles, Cal. The bride is a graduate of West- j ip.cA. snaiu cascades of marquisette ruffles Mr. Warn is with Western Elec- field High School, Muhienberg HOB- MS Fir* AM., IUMU* down the back terminating in a tric Export. piUl School of Nursing, Plainfleld K—IU 4-10414 cstnsdial train. Her fingertip veil Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hopwond1 and attended Emmvus Bible School of imported illusion was fastened of Toronto, Canada. to a bonnet of matching material wood of Ramapo way will De tat and she carried a cascade bouquet Ocean City, Md., until after Labui j Mr. Brooks attended high school of white bridal roses and white Day. ! in Manila, Philippines and during : the war was s civilian internee of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Kif- the Japanese for three years. Her nw i'l of honor, Miss Reneta kell of Cedar terrace, with the.r I After his release he served a year GMirist, wore a pale blue mar- daughter, Caroiyn, have returm.il! with the V. 8. Army occupation quisette dotted Swiss gown fash- I'rom Governor's Island in Lake forces in Germany, and Aniahed ioned with an off-tfie-shoulder Winnepesaukee, N, 11., where they | his hlfh school work at Hutchin- neckline, fitted bodice and bouffant visited Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Edge-' ion High School, Buffalo, N. Y. skirt, matching mitts and a picture comb of Short Hills. bat of blue horsehair trimmed with • After a wedding trip to New a satin ribbon and bow. Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Baldwin Hampshire, the couple will return UMEW SCHOOL Mrs. Donald Pappa, sister of of Elm street will move at the end to Toronto where Mr. Brooke will 4he brirfeciooin, and Miss Patricia r-if^sg of the month to their new home in complete his. senior year at Em- We 2-4970 Bill Cranford. maus Bible School. Ann Trotman, were bridesmaids.' MuCutcheon They wort! matching; costumes in -•• MRS. LEONAFD C. BROOKS niuite. Air. and Mrs. Joseph Wiendl of Edward Hofacker of Union was Effingham place are the parents of dodendron leaves and white glad- bat man for Mr, Ruoff. . Jack a girl bom on Friday at Muhlen- Euher ChrUtmiuen, ioli. k Vkiielsw of • Plainfield and Ray, berg Hospital. The organ music was by Mrs. 6ur Guarantee niond Tschupp of Ridgefleld were Julu Witln Leonard Brooks Wed; Ernest Lough of Short Hilln. Two MRS. RICHARD F. I1U0FF Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Blower ushers, ' ) and their daughter and son, Carol To Live in Toronto solos were given by Stanley Gut- For traveling;, the bride chose a and Dick, are spending the month tormsen, baritone, of Jersey City, are staying at Point Pleasant for Highland avevnue had M their who sang "Because" and "An ; dusty pink marquisette gown with of Septembep r at Lake Winnepe- The MupWood Gospel Chapel | white accessories. Fallowing a the month of August. gueat for the weekend, Dean G. n Maplewood was the scene of the Eighteenth Century English Mar- Edwards of Long Island. saukee, N. H. riage Hymn." wedding trip, the couple will live * wedding Saturday of Miss Esther Miss Letty Anne Glimm, daugh- The bride, given in marriage by at Tusculum College, Greenville, Edward iField of Edgewood ave Marie Christensen, daughter of ter of Mr. and Mis. William P. Mrs. Roy Eiilo of Embrei cies- her father, wore a gown of mata- Term., where Mr. Ruoff ig in his nue and Eld Bodkin of Faiifleld Mr. and Mrs, Paul II. Christenwn Glimm of Colonial avenue, who is cent has returned home •fter lasse organdy with a flared skirt, senior year. . , circle are expected home this week nf 141 Elmer street, to Leonard to be married on j3ept. 5 to Rich- spending a week in Hawley, Pa. fitted bodice, square neckline, and - The bride is a graduate of West- end after spending the summer in Cyril Brooks, son of Mr, and Mrs. aid Gill Sydnor of Cbanning ave- op sleeves. Her finger-tip veil field High School and attended Mrs, Marion Belt and her eon, South America. They spent 10 Cyril H. Brooks, who are iniision- nue, was honored at two showers was held In place with pearl clips. TuBculum College. Mr. Ruoff was Jimmy, will return to Westfleld days in Buenos Aires, stopping aries in Manila, Philippines. The this week. Mrs. William Hill and She carried a bouquet of white graduated from Union High School this week after staying for the over in Santos, Rio de Janieio and double ring ceremony was per- her (laughters, Emily and Betty, of and baby's breath with NEW Atro-metrh before entering Tusculum. He Cranford gave a miscellaneous summer in Kastham, Cape Cod, Argentina. . . , ~. ~ i, •,;•".,— '" .1 roses ana UBD) served three years in the para- Mass. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ••» formed by Harold Harper of sfl.eftme..j, of ivv shower for her on Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Manson Benedic 6tlel eia ol M troopers with the 11th Airborne and on Tuesday night, Marjorie Walter F. Kemball will Tenwin Wheaton, 111., in the Bettingof rho-i "» '^ Division timing the war. there for another week or so. Fleishman of Dudley avenue and (Continued on Pasc 15) PARKER 5r Nancy Hills of Linden avenue en- -•- « tertained with a personal shower Mr. and Mrs, S. A. Sauders of at the Hills home. West Dudley avenue are home aft- OnlyUWMfc SALLY , •*» er a three week vacation 'at Bear g«l this (Continued from Page 9) Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hermann Spring Camp, Belgrade Lakes, Oe» tke «HHl..,ltM (emsi of Fairhill road have left on a 10- Me. Mr WfNtl W]f tfWt Wit Seattle, where he spent most of -•- day trip to Hershey, Charlottes- esMitai FeteM Mlei., . the sumDier. He will return to ville, Williamsburg and Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Koy T. Barker, Princeton in September, ton. formerly of Forest avenue, have Ntw Parker "SI" Pen and Pencil Stt * , *•" just moved to their new home in Mrs. F. L. Blackburn of Elm Fanwood. 1 5Iar;»aret Reynolds af Fairmont "JI" «M rsas asMMxf swill e Html "mrtf ijraiue gave a surprise iniscellan- street has returned from Brews- Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Day Jr., ieow shower on Tuesday night for ter, Mass., where she" spent part of Lawrence avenue have return- 'Peggy Shannon, daughter qf Mr. of July and the month of August. ed after spending two weeks in . New sciealiSc aekieveipeata—14 at iheiai [mi Mrs. H, D. Shannon of Dor- -•- • Cambridge, on the Eastern Shore n.l ,i . J —«•«• Am PARKER 'SI' the «wsl writ. IjsetHill road, who will be married Miss Annette Ross, daughter of of Maryland. WMUiiA* (•( ifMtmieal ««IUfcU. PUa mw te. in* Mr. and Mrs., Albeit Ross of ' "'••-' , •»•- " * jLA • the sckeUr at Ika UH eiili It HUI Lsn Saturday, Sept. 10, to Theodore "* .«nlpt»4 wllfc a.« «f Idee* PARKER «•!" y. Vreelatid of 'Prospect' 'street. *' Shsckamaxon*aH've, who is to be Miss Annie Louise MacDon Married on Sept. 3, to Richard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John pnierMU. P«jr u llttk as ', »l •• miimd c*»t at . • 2 Mrs, • Richard RappajSort, the Reeves Davis of Red Bank, will i -- -\ '• tformcr Adelaide Eerse, and her entertain at her home following Jsister-in-law, Miss Cnrol Rnppa- g the wedding rehearsah l Fridad y •raw MHONA jwrtur 'port are visiting with her parents night. for two weeks before returning w Chicago. 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' man TO ma UBIURT *°ADWAY, NljW YORK 7, NEW VOIIK VINE FOOTWEAR and ACCESSORIES WESTFIELD WE. 2-1131 OPUS ALL WI3EKDAVX—MONUAY AND FHIDAV I'.VBM.NOS Opposite tV/y Holl Park NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST FUR MANUFACTURER 137 PARK AVENUE • PLAINFIELD, N. J. livru, a O'CLOCK 1 1 I-E.., I)Ail.l fcftTlli II I . II. HI N DAYS UNTI1, 5 I". ». IEIEPHONS PIAINMEID S-7JW AIH-COM)1TIONL;I> — BHOI IN cosu'on'r ciiQ.iKir i.tiioii ii,\v &»•..-* •«'•- ._ THE WESTglELD LEADER^TMtSlSDAY^SEPTEMBEB I- i»*« ,„ , — vities In The Churches of Westfield Rehearsals in the. parish house dent o:f the St. Paul's Auxiliary at terian choir school, under the di- A meeting of the sg Francis' Voll| will commence Oct. 4, 5, 6, 7. Chil- Redeemer Ffffwtl|.E.ClHIKh has been called to meet in thea special meetiag •* the board last rection ooff ¥01 Chapel of the Holy Spirit immedi- week at her Jusae. fetching dut- mer, will begin next month with dren interested ii» joining should Clark street and Cowperthwaite Regular morning worship serv- ately at the conclusion of the serv- ies compel this action, she said. the following schedules in effect: contact Mr, Volimer at the pariah Her resignation was accepted Sermon of the Week lilacs. ices will be resumed this Sunday ice of worship, Sunday morning. Tuesdays, 3:30 p. m., boys choir, house or their Sunday school teach- On Sunday the last service ou after two ruunlh.s of union summer was regret and Mrs. K. G. Schneid- 8-12 years; Wednesdays, 3:30 p. or The executive committee of the 812 yes; y, er. the summer schedule will be Bervicea. At 11 o'clock Rev. Fred Westfield Council of Churches will er, vice president, was elated pras- m., girls choiri , 9-12 years;T Thursh - •**, Metis I. Irwta, at 9:30 o'clock. In the week fol- K. Miles will preach on "Keauti-" - ,,,eet for a planning conference to- ideat Pius for a September Hia*He», The rretarteriaai Caarea days, 4 p. m., chapel ehoir, 13-18 lowing Labor Day the services will fying the Temple." Kicbard K night in the pastor's study at this meeting and an active yyear, were years; Fridays, 3:30 p. m., g^ris BEAD THE LEADER FOB be resumed at the usual hour, 10:45 fsrmulated. It Alford, baritone, will sltig "Come church at 8 o'clock. The program w»s announced / carol choir, 7 and 8 years old. ALL LOCAL NEWS a. in. Ve Blessed" (Scott), accompanied for. 1949-50 will be reviewed. that the United Thank Offering Hundreds of years »«o • youn The reorganisation of the Sun by Cmiiyu Crosby Gould, organist. Mr. Jenkins hajs called the choir will be due thefirst Sunday in man set tail for the Island day school and Bible classes and At 7 p. in. this Sunday the clos- to meet for its first rehearsal at September. the annual Kally Day will be held ing meeting of the informal sum- Crete in the Mediterranean. H« 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, Sept. 1. Re-Openint Sept. •*•• was a Greek. He was a Christian Sept. 11 at 9:30 a. m. Six de-mer series Sor young people will be A cordial invitation is extended to y Yomh Chair He was a missionary. Then- o partments will be ready to receive held. All junior high*, senior all former members of the croup that tiny Ulead, not Jar from the all who enroll—nursery, ages 3 highs and college aces young pea- and to those who wish to partici- SchedubSet FRENCH SCHOOL •! MUSIC leainland 0/ Greece, he began to and 4; kindergarten, age 5; pri-pie are cordially invited to attend. pate in the ministry of music of teach and preach 'about Jesus mary, ages 6 and 1; Junior, ages The executive board of the Wom- this church. The second year of the Presby- Claaaea and Private UaMaii Christ, The people on that is- 8 and 9; intermediate, ages 10 and an's Society of Christian Service PIANO — WENCH — SiCHT READING 11; senior, ages 12 and 13; Bible The holy communion will be cel- land, accenting- to the Scriptures, will meet on Thursday, Sept. 8 atebrated at the service of worship, for Piipili «rf All Af••-Amateura aaWl Pr*T«»aitMla were "liars, evil beasts and flut- classes far high school youth and the church. The monthly meeting for adults. B. H. Mahler, Sunday morning, Sept, 11, Per. fcns." But after some time thi for adults. B. H. Mahler, supers of the official board will be held sons wishing to be received into young missionary's efforts began intendent, will be in charge of en- that evening at 8 o'clock in thethe fellowship of the church at this Piano Studio KWDERGARTEN uA NURSERY SCHOOL (e show results, east eventually ha rollment at the main door of thechapel. ' / service are requested to commun- lacaaw so land by the Cretans church, Rehearsals of the church's Sanc- ftavaaewti Ruth Enrollnaenl A»y Tis»e of tha Y«r icate with Or, McCorison. Also YOUNG that be tu mad* the first Bishop On Wednesday, jfept ?, thetuary choir are scheduled to start on this date, the church school ses- YOUNG PI ait «r Church Council will meet if theon Friday evening, Sept. 9 at MIW». YvoniM C«Ml» «a>4 ef Crete sions will be resumed in all depart- (Directors) parish hail. Time 8 p. m. o'clock in the choir foam, The ments. Parehts deslrin," to enrol) Beginners , Advanced The AaesUe Paul knew wha On Thursday at 8 p, m, thegroup's director, Richard R, At their children in the school are Children . Adults 110 WEST EIGHTH ST. . PLAINFIEU). N J. work VIM beinc aVme on theSunday school teaching stall will ford, extends an invitation to those urged to call the church office at M be wrote a letter to meet in two sections. The joint wishing to Join the choir to come their earliest convenience. Tele- Musk Sebewl —Mm* PL. fJltT tbe young Man, which May is 111 N«Hk EnclM Av«, meeting will open in the parish at 7:30 p, in, that night. phone We. 2-2494, Monday through Nisraary Scltswl — PIMNS. PL. C4MaU •art of our New Testament. In hail. An all-day "retreat" for officers Friday, 9 a, m.-l p. in. , WE.J4MS-W this "Epistle to Titus" the Apostle The Junior Walther League of- of the Senior Youth Fellowship Is •lyes sea** very geod adrle* to ficers will hold a board meeting planned for Saturday, Sept. 10. younf Titus, and to every Chris- Friday at 8 p. m. and the Senior Mr. atid Mn Richard Alford are Madison Aw. Chapel isMi ansl read this Epistle-it Will take you last Walther League board will meet at the adult advisers far the group. __ .as) as** ee#*clally the seventh verse of the seeona1 p. m. The league societies of Mrs. Earl H. Bennett, minister 10 a. m., Sunday school. iltMti-"Above all, make your own life a pattern of New Jersey are sponsoring a boat of education, announces that all 11a. m., worship service. Rev. ride up the Hudson, starting at departments of the church school Henry L, Jacobs will preach. is spelled to ministers aaly. In other the 42nd street pier at 0:30 a. m. will start their fall activities on • *ea preatb. Bat I talak it can w*U b* applies) to on Saturday, Sept. 10. * Sunday. Sept. 11, Meeting at 9:30 Garwood Presbyterian wbTsaeks to live a Chrlstlaa We. m. will be the nursery, kinder' First Baptist Church garten, primary, junior, junior Rev. Eric Tough«r, minister "______tbe Mast hafertant factor ia «ir karats* high and senior departments. The Sunday school, 8:45 a. in. Morn- It Ja at bssaf that »e «rst Wara bow to use « Christian Citiwnahlp Forum and Ckerch services will b* rssumed Ing worship, 11 a. m., Rev. Tough- theifa It eflM aamw like a low, hard the "open door" claaa meet at 9:U next •unday at 11 a. m. with the er will preach,. It is at swats that wa learn the aHfferene* a. in. . The second sessions of the observance of holy communion. et In our relation to other members ejf nursery and kindergarten groups even at the expense "W pbyakal {helpline! It Dr. Boy B. Deer will preach on are at 11 a. m. St. Paul's Church Note* __ tbat we-*ret btfin to asaaaw som* r*«aoMlbllity fer tbethe topic, "This One Thing." The third season of special •fathers, and where we become aware that "no man lives uMo Sunday school will open with world outloog meetings, known aa Sunday there will lie a celebra- "" AMI it ia in the bom* tbat w« usually get our first idaai Bally Day exercises at P.-30 a. m., The World Is Our Parish," will tion of the holy communion at 8 •M the Christian life. Sunday, Sept. 11. start on Sunday evening, Sept 18. m. The 11 a. m. Bcrvlcc will be .tjatss I Hke to think of tbe koate in relatisn to the baseball Board of Christian Education Mrs. John Brook, chairman of the holy communion and a sermon by these days of ra'dlo and television nesrly everyone has som* will meet Tuenday, Sept.. 6, at '8 department of missions and church the rector, Rev. Frederick W. haw tbe fame of baseball is played. On the playing field there p. m. at the church. extension, sponsors of the series, Blatz. tsMl. wnn(| baat'aad third' bass srtd the object ol the fame ia secured Dr. Herbert Lytle of On Wednesday there, will be a SENDS THEM IMK TO SCHOOL pfiiM t#^aeh team to move around the bates, in that order, Church World Service, to speak celebration of' the holy communion • svassaw Veil can advance OH*, w mare haws when another Christian Science on "Displaced Persons," There at 0:30 a. m. hits the heJljaMf. or whan a* Bets a "walk"—the easy way will be a supper served in the So- Sunday services: 11 a. m,; Sun- as base. Or-you «*a advance by "stealinf" a base all by your- cial Hall at 6:30 p. m., with the St. Paul's Aux. s the possibility tbat the opposition May catch you at it, and day school, 11 a. m.; Wednesday evening's program following in the baprt out , . evening testimonial meetings 8:15. chapel. "Man" is the subject for Sun- Mrs. Clinton T. Brooke an- I, eaeeaa'and third'bases have their relative importance In nounced her resignation as presi- «f baH, buttaer* is never any scoring don* except at home day. asta object e( the fas* is to make: (afore at home. Golden text: "There is a spirit Congregational Notes Jaw fashion our homes alt decisive situations in life. Then in man: and the inspiration of the the, trst base of our business, the second base of pleasures, and Almighty glveth them understand- The program of fall activities at ' 1 at" eur social lives, tut It is the home base that deter- ing." (Job S2:8).vi the First Congregational Church, the pattern of conduct, the kind of people, the measure Sermon: PassaKeljfrom the King 125 Elmer street, will begin with »pplness in life. James version of the Bible - in- the service of worship at 10" a. m. I wa spend our tint* at home arguing with the umpires, trying clude: Sunduy with Dr. McQorisoh' DRItSWII >.t» gat by the easy way, or Ignoring the other members of the "Let Israel rejoice in him that preaching the sermon. Jessie' H»*- 1 Wha nay ke waltinrw •» to help aHaV -score in life; it we made him: let the children of Zion son Jones will be the soloist. Oth- •sab* eur way selfishly or fail to cooperate with our team be joyful in their jr^ing . . . Forer portions of the music for the asir losV the fame. Just as we may as easily lose it ifthe Lord, taketh pleasure in hisservice are being arranged by Syl- to co-operate In the matter of work and worship and people: he will beatify the meek vanuB Jenkins, who will be at the 1th salvation." " (Pi. 149: 2, 4).organ. Mama bnummk ' Weft Word teila us that one of the most Important things we can Correlative passage* from "Sci- The first session of the fall term •asavns s*iw saw ffawi > w> live aad act like Christiana, beginning at home; "Above all, ence and Health with Key to theof the nursery school will be held I life a pattern of right conduct," Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy at 9:50 a. m. Sunday in the parish Discouraged tbout your •* II. • " include: house, under the direction of Mrs. wardrobe? Frightened by A second factor in determining the pattern of conduct might be Because of human ignorance of Anthony Paone. today's price-tags? Make the divine Principle, Love, the Fa- In an old barn up in New England, now a museum, there your own clothes—have which was written on the dusty walls many years ago. ther of all is represented as a cor- poreal creator; hence men recog- more and prettiet ones! fti ize themselves as merely physi- My friends are little lamps to me, Our Home Dressmak- Their radiance Warms and cheers my way. cal, and are Ignorant of man as m OAK OR SUMAC. New west. And all my pathway, dark and, lone, God's image or reflection anil of ment slop* tnbM Mcfturia ire siw- If we use our human friends as patterns for our conduct, there O»rnlB« •>•», 11 A, N, tu 10 P. N stsM with I wide witty .f buti- » danger that we may copy their faults as well as the loveliness of Ulhrr Dan,l.O 1 pH. Mm. tul 111 P. N. •m sriuiHtiom. Cwnea lot W ANTIttDBK M»k «*oo! tntwta «4 collet* r characters. ' . * For TWHaleO hhi Kl.OO- KatKbllakrtKlaH mil'lAk d DnliV n Maballe Wm. . ANT MorganMMorgan I . NNHNnr VMwe. Olitlof slthtJ ficultr. III. •l-ll r sa frof m SmirkS " , IfltttlTe Placement Strrigs. Ctt- M» from Newark tl« •U** Wit I IdM It remains, therefore, that there is only one perfect pattern for AIIMINSfON (lad. tax) HOe I and me to follow. And that is Jesus Christ, who came to earth to BH »r W«»HI'I Oulld i us how to live with one another and with God, and who died to New, tarnt begisis Sept. It I us. and to all who believe, eternal life with Him. CANDY By SHEETS 14c O that the picture of Christ Were painted clearly on the wall Of every living room on earth; Parcel Post Where one could never fail at nil HIRTS To gee Him there. His gentle eyes Following one throughout the days. Thanks! Surely those eyes would influence A family's manners, words and ways. We're now back to our 0 that all the parente of the earth Would feed their young the Bread of Life, regular schedule — Give living water for their thirst. SklRTsTsWEATERS.TROUSERS If every husband, every wife, Opan Monday thru Saturday Were so Christ-filled that they could live His life, for all the world to see. from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. If they would give thoir children Chr,ist How transformed would the old etrrtti be. • Many thanks for your co- SPECIALS FROM THURSDAY THROUGH -r=DNESDAY. Good candy makes a. well- operation during the sum- chosen gift for anyone— mer when we were closed near or far. 'all day Wednesdays. Our candy is deliciously fresh and comes in assort' ment» to delight every preference. We will be pleased to wrap and mail it parcel post anywhere you desire, postage prepaid on orders of $3. and over. 321 SOUTH AVE. TEL. WEST. 2-2526 Jar vis •«•» %- *••". *i «••" i, « 'r STORE HOURS: DAILY AND SATURDAY, 8 A, M. to 6-P. M.- kPBt. day Aurimg OeMier, the •noiver- «e.ry moiitk. One of tiwee will he I ISIS to Open • new composition by the church's otgnaint, G)«dy8 Croaby Gould, Year Sept 15 written especially for the IDOth anniversary occasion. SAFEWAY Officers to MM* Next Thursday PrograHM at Churrh

Mrs. Russell Yucorn, preriderr TIM Metoiy Gospel Four of of the First Methodist ChUTch' Newark will prasent • niunical \>ru- Woman'- Society of Christian tr»m Sunday at 3 p. m. at St.; Service, announced this week thai Jehu's Baptist Church, Park place, i the first fall rnetting of the organ Scotch Plains. Mrs. A. Andrews iution would be held on Thursday, and D, Fowl are in charge of the tart. 15, starting at 10:30, a. m. program. Rev. R. L. Sweeney i in tie chapel of the church. This paator. tfil! start a busy season o* aervitt for the women of the society. . Tonight at 8 p.' in. the Gospei Four of Jersey City will presen A new slate of officers will guide profram. Mrs. Andrews is the the *n>uP during- the coming sea< chairman. All are invited to at „*, and these leadera are aehad* tend. ...to help you plan a gala week end J^ to meet at the church on SA«WAY STQRES Thanfry. Sept, 8, to diacuaa their Mart program. Vice preiidentt OtrbtlM Seicuce o( tta WSCS are Mr». Raymond WILL BE CLOSED g, Gnwt, Mrs. Raymond F. Clark Radio Program BatiaaaaljMf ^iatiaiaailf at and Xri John W. Wirth. Mra. Sail I. Biiggs is recording- Be Net Afraid" is the sub- Ymir dbo/ct i icttry and Mrs. C. L. Antle will ject of a Chriatian Science radio OIL MONTE U wr« tortocfc v * on itoplci Mt rtitM serve »s corresponding secretary. program over Station WKBC, New Tke poop's treasurer is Mrs, F York, Sunday morning from 8:30 AW, S(k» Oh), ^ g. Boanutiehl. to 8 EDT. The broadcast is made W«tw, Much of the oganUstlon's proj- possible through the courtesy of the National Broadcasting Co. and Kt work is carried on through PINEAPPLE JUICE lUriding committees. The follow- has the approval of the Christian 2 Skyiiat Ytw Hair banks; Mrs, A. Guy Overman, Chriatian citizenship; Mra. P. 8. For AHMintaBMt Coatact LEIIO KOSHER - DILL STICKS Keteham, nominating; Mrs.' C.- 8, . Mr».H«ektH- \KRAFT ASSORT*'* Smith, music; Mrs. Harold Brooks, decorating; Mrs. R. Danielson HIM Mrs. H. L. Prince, property and leuty Ship PICKLES - - - ^ parsonage; Mrs. H. C. Grinder, W. Broad St., philanthropy; Mrs. C. D. R, Clark, Wmtfiald publicity; Mrs. E. N. Cunningham, We. 24MM, We. 2-OOSUR Christian literature; ^Mrs. W. R. Hanawalt, supplies; Mrs. M. S. AMERICA* CHEESE Whaley, hospital bandages; and .DUTCH MILL Mi»s Isubellc Cherry, cancer dress- ings. Mrsl Francis J. Walker is also ISifeway'i garden-frMh fruiti and vegetable* are prioid by first vice president of the Newark Dirtrict Woman's Society of Chris- HEINZ PRODUCTS 'the pound. You pay only for the exact amount you need. tian Service. The office of »ecre- AT Ury-treasurer of the Westfield TUNA FISH Council of Church Women,is held , \SILVER BAY-WHITE, FANCY BARTLETT by Hrs, c. D. R. Clark. Group JAM WAT Ww of the Women's Auxiliary •(the New Jersey Goodwill Indus- tries is Miss Anna Cherry. HEINZf PEARS &f BAKED BEANS APPLE 2-19 i . ? LAKE MEAD WHITE BREAD FRESH ITALIAN lib. i 2OM iMf Regular rehearsals and appear- inces of the First Sfethodiat PRUNES Uiireh s Sanctuary choir wj]| be- rIEINtCOOKID - 3~ 25 tin soon, according: to the director « ™ group, Richard R. Alford. « Alford plans the first rehearsal SPAGHETTI SAHWAy GUARANTEED MEATS CALIFORNIA VALENCIAS » (n w 2 .i day hereafter through- VINEGAR out the season. The choir in mTen s over hijrh school age. APPLES — 3»l* CARROTS'""" 2»<17< it's of the church are Bi«T»t». SMOKED HAMS " 00 resume rehearsals late As in the past, th* 6RAPES «3K. 2'"23' SWEET POTATOES 2»^13« Ctoir?' "' mUsic wil1 BDOnsor a NEW YORK DRESSED — UNDER 14 lbs. Be el0Up> a3 part HEINZ TOMATOES K 2«• 23- POTATOES" a cxten»ive program tian education. YOUNG Ib. ™ Sanctuary choir will take CHILE SAUCE 1 Pan in the M CHECK THIS SUGGESTIONS 'S ? t 'h HEN TURKEYS e WHOLE KEINK ( . n 12 OL v Llf 11 et M. 3 3 ULY o» tht VAiter g A cam 31 Peanut Butter « « ,nw»37« CUDAHY'S GOLD COIN , J| #% z /•„-• ' CUAMSTYCMAM U *k°g 39c V.0m LILY ol Aw *• cam Gruyere Cheese 125 If. »5 1 Wax Paper roll *• I Sweet Pidles U5TY 5 IF, with its two letters, is prob- SLICED BACON 49 Paper Napkins PS ^ Oc Potato Chips fj M c X 23c ably one of the most widely used words in the English language. Chicken I SWANSON MN»~ '«» 55* Toilet Tissue SU S N E It stands between thousands of Hydrox Cookies 4 « P k9 15« ambitious people and the attain- FRYING CHICKENS Floor Wax T T" L lf< HOHT MEAT ^*fc 7 or. "J-J ment of their objectives, because c they haven't the courage to push Furniture Polish Tuna Fish u\ TORPEDO vl en oJ it out of the way. ; • NEW YORK , 5UN5MINE c KCmi EVISCERATED Coffee \ ^ Cheese-It * ' X-17« IF you want to attend school, DRESSED ( I C * NO WASTE I IF you want to build for the UNDER 4 POUNDS , READY TO COOK Margarine Hash CORNED BEEF-OLD VIRGINIA ^' 26« future, IF you want to spend a 59 Hash fcORNfO BEEF-ARMOUR J J.*' 31=. year or so in a very pleasant Kelloggs Pep Lunch Tongue *mowi "" 47« effort to make yourself worth Wneaties J. ... .52 t«i. 29= more to your employer, we invite P Pork&Bean$vANCAMPs2^21e you to join us—and soon. GROUND BEEF »»««*<• » 49« BOILED HAM "0 %%» • 65c f 0IAMON0 JH£U!D MIDI ol fARM Walnuts «-." 35^ Catsup !• "» >; 2 'bo"' ;35« We offer several intensive coni- mercial courses , and invite you CHUCK ROAST 49c MEAT LOAVES 55« Beets .°,'15 TqrnaW Juice DAWN 2 «"' 23< , •*; to ask for information concern- SKINLESS f DLUHCH BOX SWIFTS PREMIUM dOVal FRANKS^ 55c .LUNCHEON MEAT • Our School la Approved / a# For G. I. Training. SWEETHEART . ^ _« , SWEETHEART j LUX j Meal) produce and dairy prices effective mbe; the Fall Term Begin* through Saturday, September 3nli groceries /S<>. bar Week of September 6th. - SOAP FLAKES'fr*' ^ dnesday, September 7lh. SOAP . . 3£',23* SOAP*.* .

COLLEGE DUZ DOES EVERYTHING^ _ y „. BUILDING .. PLAINFIELD, N. J. DUZ . . . *•»»*»• SOAP-v.-...., F. G. Holland, B. S., Mgr. 5WANV AT SAFEWAY •SWAN SOAR) SOAPj ...-—-, JHE WESTFTELP LEADER, THUK5JUAI. SErimacai^i. '"' mmm,r< ——»»»• -in g^w Blue Devils Begin Practice As Summei^Sports_SeasQn I I Pat Sluliler Scores to Hawks Bow to Griddkrs Begin Stuhhrliris At Forest Hills Amboy Sirs. Robert ii. Stuhler, wom- Merchants 11-6 Practice Today Title Cordon Booth of the Westfieid en's singles champion of the West- Tennis Cluti w#s on« of 16 out- standing men players in New Jer- fidd Tennis Citib, scored an easy Plainfieli) Outfielder Westfield Eleven sey invited to play in the annual 6-1, 6-0 victory over Miss Lee Van invitation tournament held by the Koran of, San Diego, Cal., in the Injured in Game Begins Drilling Perth Amboy Tennis Club at Perth opening- round of the National Amboy over the past weekend. Women's Singles Championship The Westfieid Hawks bowed to It's Sept. 1 again and Mr. Foot- Booth met Bob Wilson of New lieing held at the West Side Ten- the Plainfield •Merchants 11-6 Sun-ball has made his entrance. With lea championship of -nis Club, Forest Hills, N. Y. I day ut Tamaqucs Park in the first official practice due to start today, I Tennis Club en Sat- Brunswick In the first round and after a tough three set match fell The California net star proved | game of the best out of three On- Joe Freeman faces the task of put- r *r tegistering "a straight net no match for the local club cham- 1 ion County League playoff series. ting another topnoteh team on tho ' ntr H'i. Anita r'reuden- by the wayside. Booth captured the first set 6-4 but lost the final pion. Mrs. Stuhler assumed an I The next game is scheduled foiv field for Weatfieid High School to ' finals of the Club vSunday at Green Brook Park in back up the reputation the Blue Tournament, 6-1, 6-0. tw» sets 6-2, 6-3. early lead and was in complete command of the match from start I Plainfield. Devils have built up in these parts r«ra fertn on the to finish. At no time did Miss 1 During the game, Johnny O'Sul- in the past decade. fat Stuhlar copjwd thb Van Keuren prove a threat to the livan, Plainfield outfielder, suffered The Blue and White commences • emvn with comparative local girl. bruises and an injury to his jaw Her ftrahrad and backhand NGLINC its schedule, with , its perennial i working perfectly, and when struck with a pitched ball. opening game rival Somerville on was flawtaia. Mrs. i He was taken to Muhlenberg Hos- Sept, 24. fhe Devils have anoth- _'«a» »*r »11 to make ANGLES pital in the town ambulance. er 10-game schedule stacked up I MMtb •»! at the final event, but Bowling Leagues The Merchants rang up 14 hits, against them this year with every " Stutter matched stroke for including a three-run homer by team they faced last year return- • and want OM fcettar time Plan Schedule Johnny Tierncy, a grand slam blast ing to the agenda. After Sonier- i ay smashing home win- by Andy Santy and doubles by ville come Millburn, Koselle, Eo- tt'i a burning ambition at moft Frank Santy and George Jackson, selle Park, Columbia, Bound Brook, anften to land a huge muskellunge at Sportsmen's, Rec. to white the Hawks scored only eight Union, West Orange, Ferris and win ju»tit«d her agate-tima during their adventure* hits. Plainfield. hi th* tourniment with red and reel. They travel long Open Season Sept. 9 dbtancel for Ml chance ta troll and After Plainfield took a one-run With just six lettermen return- cad for thetc noted "tiger«" of the lead in the third inning, the local ing it appears to be a question- waten. Wtom Dixieland to Canada Both the Westfieid Sportsmen's Kingsmen put four hits and an mark season. If they get the block- time are lane muskin in riven and Bowling League and the Westfieid error together for three runs to ing, Freeman and line coach Gait lakes awaiting to fight it out with any Recreation Bowling League will • taa participated in the take the lead, but in the fifth Ellis could field a successful ag. open the season Sept. 0 on the frame the Merchants tied the score. gregation, The best news they twruiMAta held this ,„ ii the favorite method in Recreation Bowling Alleys. *, aarf tkto week aaw action A three-run circuit the next frame have is that speedster Rick Me- •wet legion*. This lets you get the The Sportsmen's League, which gave the visitors a 6-3 lead and a Ginley, scorer of 29 touchdowns in National «/«««'• Singlet hot down when the big fellow, lurk will begin its third season at 7 i Wine t»M »t For- in wait (or pawing minnow, who pro. five-run eighth inning aewed the two seasons, is back to spark Dial vMt their chief chow. It'* important p. m. one week from tomorrow is game up for the Merchants. single wing offense. McOink-y will to get the teaaer at the right level lor led by "Ack" Pensa, second term Also on Sunday, Ellzabethport'a co-captain the team this year along I iMaajr •ftarmon Mra. 8tuh gewrally the rauikie. will be feaifaig president; Frank Venezio, vice pennant-winning Question Marks with Dave Townley, regular end MMM* with Lillian Lspaui an a particular natural tood ana at a president, and Dave Stiles, secre- copped the opener of their three- of last year's team. The other re- ! «f PUinftoW to play an •erteh depth. tary-treasurer. There iare tevtral rod. which are game Bet with the Elizabeth turning letter wearers are end Rus ' at the wind-up Baker, guards Barry Pruss and tournament wnaWe (or taking miukie.. A.Uunch The scheciuie Tor opening night Braves, winning 7-2. ail-ieet BM trolling .plit bamboo rod will pit Roger's Tex»co with Wcst- Line-ups: Harry Grander and back Ed Lewis. la good for the very large fish, and a fleld Lumber, Andrew Shoe Repair Wr«IHrl4 lIk There's a wide open battle for live and one-half or six-foot tubular AH. Aft. H. E. and Crestwood Service, Elm Boys •i 1 1 most positions this year, but the steel bait carting rod for ordinary Miller, as 2a 1 8«f fern Take and R, Mannino & Sons Contract- Sommer, 3b . 4 1 ft boys are concerned mainly with ttoUing or carting. The main thing i. or, Bonnetti Bros. No. 2 and Gold- Cnruui), rf 2, •I lot to uea a rod that i» too light for I'Ttilurlcktion, 2li 4 0 1 0 getting into shape in the first week > A Sweepstake* tfm heavy, strenuous, halky fellow.. en Dawn Dairy and Tony's Tav- •JJefinn . I 0 0 0 or so. / Assistant Coach Harvey . 4 0 0 • 0 ern nncl Vale Construction -Co. T, II 2 0 The wet Hi the trolling outfit may Us iMMltth year as CsJmafcU's fastkall CMHI, WM4er. whether his iwa iU««I"ll) ...... Geiter has the job of condition- W. HaU took the clam A conaitt of a level winding bait carting Elm Hoys replace the American Schiller, cf 4 0 1 0 ing the squad. fcta at Echo Lake Coun- ikia year. Jlss Ward. ead. and Lean Doun:lierty, o 3 0 II n reel, or a surf casting reel, capable of - Legion team and R. Mannino & 1 0 (I Sunday with a score of * I *!&."E ."'••••"r "•• "** ««»erlMKe» player, am* whom Ullle will Morris, p ti And who's the, main target in holding 200 feet of 20 to 30 pound teat >tat Tl Sons replace Knickerbocker Ga- Pfeirfer,. p t 0 (I 0 , 0. H. Cox,' S3-13—70, hanUbraM caating Une, sinker, six- " VH ?t***?*^ «•§*«** * U*» •f Ihelr turn agaian Amiilwrsl 0 0 the sites this year? Just think of M fckw I f. in. that same evening, AB. H. II. E. .m.l1~*i were tied for Mlmndti, 3h ... •A 2 2 (1 er than a rod, eweclally if you are is headed by Les Warren as presi- 3 (I Henuuiugei' Reports the clan B .weeps, fol- rowing the boat, then a 30-pound teat Tloniry. rf 4 2 jr tUy OlyBB, 90.20—70, • Freehold Raceway dent, Emil Peterson as vice presi- Inriis.m, Ih, U . 4 1 2 U linen Une U .uluble. A double awivel dent and Dave Stiles as seci'etary- O'Slllliviiii. If .. 1 0 ti u For Grid Practice i ftitarday, W. G. Suffern was with anap iwlvel at the lure end of 4 F. Sillily, lb ... % 2 1 ] r wtth 18-11—72 in claw A, fol- treasurei . A. Hanty, c ...... it 1 3 I the line may be tied on to advantage To Remain Open *0. 1 1 Charles H. Hemminger df West- I fey Hath Johnston, 77-4—73; ;.. to avoid the Une becoming twisted The opening night will see the lim-rettDillon , l>2b .... 4 1 1 field is one of 57 candidates for .' William Kinder, 83-10—73 and by the twirling lure. following matches: Carmen and lleltiou, »c4 4 0 0 0 Tmnliro, cf .... " 1 1 3 Princeton University's 1949 var- , L. FattttWNi, 82-9—73. Say The lures (or trolling will vary ac- Season to End GAIN65 POC RESEARCH CfcWTtR Michaels with Knickerbocker Ga- sity football team reporting at I teak etaa* B with 87-20—Wt, cording to the depth at which the fish rage, Bonnetti Bros. No. 1, and Ttituls ...... 37 11 Ti :, are feeding, the natural food at hand MtM'ctianta ...... 001 023 —u Princeton today for training. Fol- by H. B. Scott with 97- Saturday, Sept. 10 Vandeibilt Clothiers, Berminger IMIO 102 lowing physical examinations at and (he preferences of the muskles. Agency and Venneri Construction 'lti>• 11 n I «•<• II.'I.IMI! fairly shallow water. The longer and Paul F. Keim, racing secretary J*»«e, If <*:,rrJ«M fhv tlcllvv tiirilji-K- heavier spoon, and wobblers are bet- cost Morris W. Adums of Broad-, «*.!« KK.HI'LV, l.i kill III.- ti ni for the association, has announced Mmlai'l. r.« MW) rrltt-f 1\ O.VF. ter suited for the deeper areas arid Window Screen Painllnj way, N. J., $13 in Municipal Courf J1O1II »r row;'<•>• liiu-k nl <••» for early, afternoon trolling, that the best trotters and pacers last Thursday night. Tl t J3l H. Jnrvl* stabled at the raceway will go to You'll find some good pointer, on * $0,000 WAS THE PRICE Some people still coat the frames Natale Testa, Montclair, plead- taking muskies by every method in the post, over the holiday weekend. ct window screens in black—even 1 Among those expected to make a PAID rOR SQUIRE OP ed not guilty to Magistrate Alan the booklet "Fishing For The Mil- though the house itself and the Thompson on a charge of careless lions," a free copy of which will be start is Milton Erlnnger's Tenter- TVTON, A SCOTCH COLLIE trim are painted white or a light driving after being involved in an Edw. Mackie & Sont sent to you upon receiving a penny hooks, a nine year old brown geld- color. This gives the house the a p. post-card request sent to Old Hi in ing who only last week was co- accident on, Route 2D-on Aug. 17. •ar>U« RortlMni !•• »• pcartmce of having a series of Testa was found guilty of negli- far Om W Stmn. care of this newspaper. At the same winner of the Ralph Bellamy trot. black "eyes." Screen frames should PUtateM «-«2T4 time ask for your copy of "Salt Water The screen, radio, television and gence and given a syapended sen- •>ff» BTMllim ky AppolntMB Sports Fishing," be painted the same color as' the stage star made a personal uppear- trim. The wire portion can be re- tence with $5 court costs. ance at the Kuceway and present- finished in either a regular screen A charge of failing to register UPHOLSTERING inr»jr urowera wnrnea ed a gold cup to Mrs. Jack De- enamel, or in a clear protection a change of address, against Rob- SUP COVERS • Danger that farmer, may con- laney, wife of one of the associa- coating composed oi two parts of erts Watts of Ferris place, West- tion stockholders. Later in the field, was dismissed. MATTRESSES AND BOX tract swine erysipelas from turkeys spar varnish, one part of turpen- SPRINGS RENOVATED Infected with this disease is high- day' Mrs. Dcluney, on' behalf of IT REQUIRES 9 OUNCES OP . tine, and one part oi linseed oil. Richard Rowe of Cranfoi'd, Mr._ Bellamy, presented the cup to lighted In a scientific report An DOG HAIR COMBINCS TO Some painting authorities recom- charged with reckless driving, was 320 SOMERSET STREET. article in the Journal of the Ameri- the winner of the event, Tenter- mend the use of a brush with short, given a suspended sentence with can Veterinary Medical association hooka driver, Stand Dancer of New PRODUCE ONE YARD OF CLOTH stilt bristles for application. $5 court costs. •: '. • PLAIXFIBLD. X. '• Egypt. tells of a human case apparently C UU. Galti«« boa 'Research Center. N. T. C. caused by handling sick turkeys. DOANS PILLS The erysipelas germs are believed Co-winner In tne event with Tenterhooks wlioso owner, Mr. Er- been treated to three dead heat to have entered the handler's body thot order was reversed with Ten- make several more appearances at duahes including the one Satur- through a scratch on the thumb. He lnngcr, resides in Eiberon, \vu terhooks the win nor. the raceway thi3 season. Peter Prologue, driven by Gcorgi day. Stranger yet >yas the first recovered alter physicians treated On Saturday the- approximate dead heat when the photo showed him with penicillin—the some drug Butlcrworth of Hackensack and It's a rare occasion when ruc- owned by D. Luther, Cold Springs, 3,000 racing: funs who attended ing fans witness a dead heat dur- the noses of two horses ih. the sec- used by veterinarians in treating end race both touching the finish infected turkeys. N. Y. Peter took the first dash that meeting saw a rare treat iiiii a racing season. But as of SMTUfitT n SPORTS when Jim Slyer, oldest of the fa- wire. That. day the management of the feature and Tenterhooks Saturday, the 14th racing clay, Read The Leader—All The News. was second. In the second dash mous five di'iving Myer 'brothers paid two daily doubles and two By M. BERNARD BERNSTEIN followers of harness racing have win tickets. The Birth of the Fsrward Pan piloted four horses home win- It was kick in J»W when the ners includinir the two wins In the first forward pass win aeen in a feature event. Jim is expected to football fame. Brad Robinson was the paster and BACK TO COLLEGE Clarence Kenny was the receiver. LEHIGH . COLGATE . RUTGERS They played for SYRACUSE . PRINCETON . YALE St. Louis Univer- LET COLLEGE MEN SERVE YOU Back To School Special aity, and in a dame with the At The DOUBLE TOM University of Kansas, Robinson DOES NOT • accredited with LEADER STORE Corduroy Jackets a pans play of 80 109 E. Broad St., WESTFIELD vacation FUN! CONTAIN lards. It was this year, 1906, that New hosting thrill. — more fishing the overhead play was made legal, CHOOSE from Nationally Advertised tun with s thrilling '49 Evinrude on LEAD but Robinson had predicted that it BRANDS: your boat. You'll prize the smooth, *12.00 would come into being, and he had HOSE — ADLER . RIPON trouble-free per* practised it religiously for many HOLEPROOF formuce, the ston- months. SHIRTS — TRUVAL ing case, the mnny Wine, Kust, Blue and Green LUGGAGE by SAMSON1TE • • w sdvimcements Reg. $17.50 Sizes 36 to 44 In 1913, the forward pass made BELTS — PARIS . TEXTAN ... there*. headlines. A man; named Dorais SaB the right passed to a receiver named Knute PANTS — Hundred, of P»ir» to motor foe Jtockne so consistently and effec- Chouic from' by America's your boat in tively that the Irish of Notre Dame LARGEST MAKERS of MEN'S the complete '49 Ev-i defeated the highly favored Army SLACKS. iorode Une. See ii si Also eleven from West Point. DUNGAREES — All Wool Covert Topcoats in With the forward pass, football LEV1S . HEADLIGHT You can only gel ou\ of your car what you put . ' lias grown by leaps and bounds, CROWN . BIG BEN Sale Priced — $20.00 In other words, don't expect satisfactory service until It is one of the outstanding from your car unless it's satisfactorily serviced. Get tames of the nation in the pro- LEE RIDERS, We.lern Style fessional, collegiate, and schoolboy SNEAKERS — , into the habit of driving here regularly for inspec- realms. "PF" by Hood . BASKETBALL tion and service., Though Brad Robinson is not re- GYM PANTS and ACCESSORIES riembered by most ot- us, such LAUNDRY CASES — names as Knuto Rockne, liay Mor- Made of Sturdy Fibre rison, Paul Chrlstman, Sammy JAC SHIRTS — All Wool ', R»Ufh, Bobby Layne snd many by Prolile of New Hampshire SALIS * sinv.ee s, <'lh*r greats are synonymous with Sizes 8-16, Boys; Men, 30-46 The "lead" in pencil* ia natural graphite mixed with c'ay phraBe'1 "forward pass," ' NAVY CHINO PANTS — Marine Supplies & Props. 1. r"Nuggcl> of Knowledge"—Goo. W. Stimpton. "~ ' il« "drop lh"_.Brv<, Sftnforlzed ,... . wine, if you're plun- atUantr—SauUrne or Bui- SPECIAL — t wtH* add; so Much. Invited ARMY-NAVY DRILL PANTS SMITH MOTORS (t«M.a Wll* of Port to Sanforized 115 NEW STREET ul. these s*»a wine. Boys Sizes, 295 (at South & Ceni-al Avei.) eatndd Uq«or Store, 10-16 . . : Westfiold 2-5034 112 Elm Street 4 St. Vf« deliver Leather Notebook - Mens Sizes, 9 Olitn ctnt' in a i>, ^s. Binder.-In Stocky 30-42 . . . Uuu. tu TliurM. l^^CB. 7 III II 3 i Ol'MS MONDAY ANU VIIIDAY "Til* II 319 NORTH QVE —..*. t- z~ W, SEPTEMBER I. 1949 Patricia Ann Pollard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. JUd SALLY of IS* North Euclid •venue, whose (Continued from Page 11) marriage to David Ednon Wheeler of Warsaw, N. Y., wiU take place »ad daughter, Mary and Jerry, ef thin weekend. Mr. Wheeler ar- 465 Topping Hill road, have re* rived at the Pollard house Sun- turneJ from a two week vacation day, where other aousegiittU in. on a ranch in Rocky Mountain flude Mrs. Cyril Barnes of Tor- Jlntional Pai-k, Colo. onto. Richaid »ludge"of ?M Kimball Mr«. Edwina Farnswor^h, aunt .venue lias returned from Inter, ef the tn'ide, entertained the bride- lochcn, Mich., where he has spent eiavt and her fiance at dinner at tke .summer at the -Natispal Mueie ta* Millburn Inn Monday night. FICMC TREATS On)]). Mr. and Mrs. Gordon The bridesmaids and classmates of Nudge have recently retyrned from Hiw pollard were guests at a bath- Usckinac Idanii, Mifh., after vts. room enower Tuesday night given itiug thcii- son attamp. by Mi«s Jean Barnett of Proaiicct street. Mr. and Mm. C. ftoughton Mm. K. P. Koaner and aaugfc- Birdull of Chestnut street enter- W, Aileen, have returned from a tained lest evening at a buffet sup- lii-week vacation in Vermont and per for the families. The immedi- aassichusetta. While in Masse- ate family will be guests at dinner csuattts, they visited another tonight at the home of Mrs. Chan. atugtitci, Janette, who is a student O'Connor of Hawthorne drive. Mr: it tat Salem School of Nursing and Mis, Pollard will entertain the h Iskfli. They were the tweets bridal party at dinner at the at lie snd Mrs. Howard Temple Chanticleer after the wadding re- J MM and MarUelieaaV burial tomorrow evening. William Webster of Princeton ]flM Margaret Shove of Pros- Will be beat man for Mr. Wheeler net street returned Thursday on at the wedding, in place of the FMSH KILLED (he Qtuen Mtiy after a two.bridegroom - elect's brother, who swata'stiy in England. we» recently (hipped to Germany. MAPLICltieT Mr, and Mrt^red .fuller of* ft; Hh ^"t Bidl^l J ±.™±i YOUNO NIN Charles street have returned from where they usher in place vf Mr. Wheeler, ,„ MUTER JOE TURKEYS A daughter, Cynthia Jean, was Cal., arrived In Westfleld Tuesday tors, to Mr. and Mrs. George Dud- for the wedding. ' C ty Iraon of Prospect street on 9AVB «... • • .• Auf. 26 at Muhlenberg Hospital. he Caen Mefeesqrehlor Is being reeenv 59 Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Story anaatted tail year aa a apray aarj lsia»a have returned from a ask? aewe insteec at DDT. tare) month trip to England, Scot. IWANMN ani, France, the Netherlands and Nomy and are viiiiting Mrs. ttrlaan's parents, Mr. an*. Mrs. WHOLE CHICKEN Csnkjs T. Clark of 336 Mounain •mine. While tbioad Mr. Zart- nsn attended six weeks (Interna- tional Law Students Convention at Fsi££S FANCY OtAM A , . , tit Hague. wsetMM a-aan U M Mm. Eva Zartman of Kenmore, N. Y., tml Miss Helen Zartman SLICED BACON ^ ^ 59c of Washington/ D. C, are aho IWVTI MIMIUM (Wits of Mr. and Mrs. Clark, r KMsrV^PIv ^VfP* ^V leTVv fruit lam, fuN *f Mf smtwRii b«rrlw. •Carol Byers was home from Wel-Don Sklnteu Franks *-"•»"fc ' * 55c Hartford, Conn., last weekend, Dr. with SHOtT CUT SMOKW t. H. Ten Eyck of Brooklyn Poly Beef Tongues 49c terhnlc Institute wai also a guest Concrete at the Bycra home. FMal .. . CAUGHT DAILY Bf MISTER MB Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stevens of Corporation Hamden, Conn., announce the PIIM •ffliMiir ""M cuT * He birth of a son, Robert Nichols, on * Tuesday, Aug. 26, at New Haven Hospital, Mrs. Stevens is the for- TRANSIT MIXED This will click with evaty srfenicker. mer Carolyn Nichols of Westfleld. CONCRETE Yau'H lava ita real a*amit flejvaf. -4— for Roada, WaJka, Drfew, Mr. and Mrs, jack T, Hegeman FoMtJatioM, Etc man and son, Jan Russell, of Westminster, Md., will arrive to- taAVtO ILDING, morrow to spend the holiday week- WUTFl D N. J. end with Mr. liegeman's parents, TILEPHONESi Mr. sn'l Mrs. John W. Hegeman if Ceding terrace. OmCli WladeM 14444 CsU|l | QUAXMTi It's been a busy week for Miss Htra's • chili MUM Micrl will f#» WITH YOU ON THE LAST • weirm welcame asxauta ift ta tangy. la ture Ift While Rate. BIG WEEK-END OF THE YEAR!

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Frankfurters lb. PflRKinC FREE For Our Customers •opular Brahdt. carton' The Eaiieat Place To Park In Weitfield ON CENTRAL AVE. WiSTFIELO THE WBBTWKLD USAPEK. THURSDAY, SUFlllM' I, Take a Dtserved] Holiday comfortable homes by neighbors of I the movement of vehicles at uni- of Institutions and Agencies for a creased in 1948 If at all." members, and the appearance in formly high speeds. Every mod- stringent revision of existing state He declared the new system when ,This Easy UJNW'Pay print of at least one critical essay ern advance in the an and science 17,235 Cr»es laws to curb texual psychopaths completed will be a counterpart of | . . under the title, "Music can be tn- of highway engineering and con- are adopted by the legislature, we the FBI's national crime reporting, ,r Dav tails for a eelebra-j Out at the city, park or picmc tolerable. Undismayed by these struction will be incorporated in In State in 'IS may expect a ureat reduction in setup find that Colonel Charles H. A.--or a si^niiier of picnics!grounds, picnickera can be disastrous consequences, the boys the turnpike, together with every sex offenses in 1950!" . • .. • Schoeffel, superintendent of the | .-.n'maker niuy be a little per- i nated to kindle the fue and to come down fiom the hills each know practical safety device. Of the 545 fatal automobile ac- State Police, is held responsible if »l«.ut what'to serve. K«ba|hclp "tend" the cooking, Tuesday evening- (summer except- Emergency parking areas will be Physical Violence idents involving deaths of 597 per- for the compilation of the various •cll-kiioii-n home econom- food time conies, the «i) with their instruments to con- provided, set back well from the ,ons during 1948, 347 cases re- reports. Eimpie menu of Leads list sliced potatoes are placed in -one tinue the ill-starred experimenp t highway proper, as well as emer- ceived action by the prosecutors.! ' pj,i good ,.'oods—hot Bcrain- p n fi d h h and the spirit of the contest lives gency telephones and towing serv- t was pointed out in certain cases fLgs ui:d bacon, fried pota- frying pan and the chopped bacon TRENTON — Arrests covering Guardsmen Escort en. LeRay H. Mahony of the ice. There will be modern service no action could be taken—as an * relishes, dessert and bever- in another pas to be slowly cooked j 17,235 crimes and offenses against until it is crisp, The surplus drip- American .Telephone and Tele- stations to render every possible •xample the driver of a one-car State Legionnaires With herrty open air appe- service needed by motorists and j society, family and children were pings from the bacon are poured graph Co., tickles the ivories; Mar- | referred to the state's 21 county accident being the victim.. j M it is a meal that is sure to truckers. off before the addition of the beat- shall D. Morris, station WATV, prosecutors for action during 1848, The attorney general said the' A contingent of National blows the sax; William S. Nettle- Grades on the turnpike are ex- report represents the first step to* JGuardsmen led the New Jersey preparation of these en egg that is seasoned with salt Attorney General . Theodore Par- and pepper, ship, Standard Oil Co., picks the pected to be not more than three sons said today, in announcing re- ward unifying the system ot re- delegation to the American Legion jkjs'on the easy side. The ba- per cent so that it will be possible porting by county prosecutors »n4' Split bnn8> are provided with banjo; Herbert C. Lookup, Mont- suits of the first compilation of convention in Philadelphia Tues- is chopped and the potatoes clair Trust Co., bows and fiddle; for users to maintain steady that it is a prelude in statistical day us color guards in the annual PIBF.SSOB C»VSCit. Mm. fU rcad or the fr }n8 the bacon and eggs. Tomato and prosecutor's activities under the rfced y * y Joseph Brozek Jr., Western Elec- speeds. With such moderate grades new crime reporting system cre- data to be filed by every law en- convention parade. •• r. •. c. A eucuniber sliceg plus a wide choice i braking will be necessary with The cooking equipment list tric Co., strums the base and ated by statute some time ago. orcement agency in the {State, Forty men representing the sev- of crisp relishes are eaBy to carry a consequent reduction in tire and I. J. rying pans, spatulas and Stlmpson Hubbard, also Western Crimes of physical violence ex- which eventually will giv« the pub- eral blanches of the National SM aaa 41a Tkenaar • and are a nice contrast. To keep overall vehicular maintenance iich to beat the eggs. Electric, scratches on the very clusive of murder and manslaugh- lic a true and comprehensive ac- Guard and the Naval Militia* of Heaters «aa VMMaai a is on the horrwmak- the vegetables fresh they are placed costs. There will be no stationary same washboard that started all ter led the field in the compilation count of the crime situation. the state escorted the Legion stan- An Invite* <• Alk vin a holiday too/ paper in tightly covered glass j«rs "to objects on the highway that can be the trouble. of cases charged, the report show- Mr. Parsons said since the re- dards and carried their own na- struck and the right-of-way will »«• in order along with par take." For dessert it's a giant iced Musical Director Mahony an- ed. These comprised assaults and port is an initial one, a compari- tional and organisational stan- the coffee or ic watermelon be fenced to prevent its use by * **"•' ' nounces there is an open spot in battery of all types for a total of son with other years cannot be dards. pedestrians and bicycljsts, thus the group at present, caused by {he 2,873. Offenses against family and made; "therefore we are unable to Organisations included the 102nd increaajaig the factor of safety. dist Episcopal Church at its square recent resignation of Kenneth M. children ran second, totalling 1,- determine what extent crime In- Cavalry Group. dance party, Saturday' evening, Parkinson, squeeie box virtuoso. 816 which Included desertion and i Borers to Sept. 17, it has been announced by Readers who may be inspired to non-support, abandonment, neglect Norman Morash, chairman of the dust off the old guitar, clarinet, PoiiUvt protection against and cruelty to children and viola- For Party entertainment committee. fiddle or other instrument are ftooded buHments li more essen- tion of child welfare. Subsequent engagement will find urged to communicate promptly tial today than ever before because The report disclosed that lar- the group playing in such * far with "Sheriff" Joe Broiek at We. at the poisibiUty of damage U cenies, sex offenses, breaking and Entertain flung outposts as Cranford, Sum- 2-2263-J for an audition. "En- motors used with oil burners, stok- entering, burglary and robbery mit and Roselie «• well as in West- thusiasm, a flare for comedy and :. and automatic washing ma- Sapper Club came next in order given. "But field. The group is strictly ama- the desire for healthful relaxation chines. The (rowing use of base- most disturbing of all," Mr. Par- teur and makes no charge for its from the workaday world** says ments for recreation and bobbin Proving: conclusively that sum- sons said, "is the fact that of the services since the members find the the Sheriff, "are as important as •lto •mftoalMi tbe uni tor flood |i drawing to a close, mem- 968 arrests for sex crimes, 199 fun of participation, and such musical ability,—if not more so!" rf the Coin Borers, West- teti were for rape, which is a blot on pleasure as they are able to give .jown hill billy band, return- our state record. However, I am others more than compensate for 7rom the fastness of their moun- sure if the recommendations pro- the time and effort involved. "Fur- Motor vehicles killed 1,900 farm in Ntnst to rehearse last week posed recently by Commissioner thermore," says Business Manager Seek Information residents in 1*41 and Injured 243,- SCHOOL- r (Wr first engagement of the San.foril Bates of the Department ttioa. (imposed of businessmen William H. Nettleship, "it's pret- hetai relief from their worri- ty hard for people to bring dam- On Road Pavement )IM isjtlme affairs in the pro- age suits when the entertainment hasn't cost them anything." BOUND KUM if corny music and biiarre mil/, 1MB unique instrumental According to the band'a histor- Turnpike Comni. uM tai been evoking merri- ian, the idea for the orginiiation Consults Experts mtit FT A and men's club meet- wag conceived quite by accident in ji, chirch parties and social FASHIONS August, 1946, when the decennial TRENTON—To aid them in nciloni, in and around Weitfleld cleaning of an attic revealed an making decisions wnen actual con- the past three years. High- old washboard, a jug and aome struction of the new toll super- |i of last season's sctivitie* cow bells. Augmented by horns, highway is to be undertaken, Com- s.the entertainment they pro- whistles and cymbals, the rever missioners of the New Jersey st the testimonial dinner to beratiqns emanating from this col- Turnpike Authority, met last week r Bailey at the Echo Lake lection of junk attracted a nunv with representatives of the Asphalt miry Club and a program for ber of talented musicians from the Institute, the New Jersey Bitumi- youthful patients at the Chil- nous Concrete Association, the l's Country Home. hinterland who determined to drown out the noise by precise ren Kingston Trap Rock Co., and the As their full opener, the Corn Portland Cement Association to trett will impose their musical derings of the classics on the piano, saxophone, banjo, violin and base. obtain all the facts on asphalt and •cUnatlons on the Saturday cement pavements. School Girl Ight Supper Club of the Metho- The resulting cacophony led to the evacuation of several otherwise "We intend to make the 130- mile New Jersey Turnpike the last hove* word in safe and rapid highway transportation," said Paul L Troast, chairman of the Authority, Bulldozer Work- "It was for this reason that we invited representatives of the two Permuent groups to meet with us and dis- cuss the merits of both kinds of Driveways pavement. Such (factors as initial Laatta DreJae— cost, maintenance, repair and life Stoa* Walls— of highways, together with safety, Ceacnta Work. . were gone into fully. The infor- j will be of material benefit to the A. S. MANNING & SONS Commissioners when the time •errtet WaetftcU M T«ar» comes to proceed with actual con. WE. 2-4US ~. Ill PARK STREET struction in the next few months.' Based on successful financing, present plans indicate that con- struction bids from contracting SECTIONAL firms will be sought by mid-Decem- "CALDER" GARAGE DOORS ber. Initially, the work of grad- v ing, drainage, bridge foundations ARE THE BEST OVERHEAD ' and superstructures will be under- | v Jtm*.- GARAGE DOORS -«~*. taken, with paving, construction of inr Feature! the Tapered "Wedge-Tight" Track OPERATE EASIER—BUILT BETTER- buildings, equipment, signs, com- ES, New Jersey folks love a County SEAL TIGHTER munications find electric illumina- BBSS, tion, with landscaping to follow. Fair—and you can be sure that The highway is expected to be open Y to the public in 1951. all your friends will be there. The turnpike will run from a JOHNSON MILLWORK CO. point near the George Washington You see, the Garden State has long 919 RAHWAY AVENUE Bridge, in the north, to Deepwa- been famous for fairs at this time of the Thrifty Scotch plaid* far school taka th« Tel. WE. 2-5245 or WE. 2-0O02 ter, N. J,, a few miles north of highroad to fashion, tht lowroad Pennsville, in the south. It will year. It's a chance to see the bounty be financed by the sale of revenue to prico. Roptatod washings bonds to private investors. No tax from our farms . . . to visit our local make the River-shrunk money will be used in its construc- tion, repair, maintenance or oper- merchants' booths... to have fun on the Dan Rivor fabrics ation. ' merry-go-round and the ferris wheel. shino like now every The alignment and curvatures time they're tubbed. of the new super-highway will be Adorable now stylos, arranged to give long-distance vi- Here's just another example of what sion for its users and to facilitate all the work of a grand place New Jersey is—to live, Cinderella's "Magic .to work, to play. , Touch." Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14, Public Service is pleased that elec- 10 to 14. BICYCLES tricity and gas contribute so much to NEW * REBUILT make that New Jersey institution—the "•»«i red Generaeral Motors vslue! sKdualiaofal! GEORGE L, SIMON i« dependableddbl , economical You caa be wit joat Ddco- «<<«<<:o.Hcit t Conversion Oil Burner Heat Burner win be installed riant ISS Her* Ave* FLAINFIELD County Fair—the gay and enjoyable »iui thee exclusive Rtnptutrunit too-we've been factory d •"comcomlmel s alll moving para in by Deko-Heat expotat Phoae festival that it is! i«mUii ar come ia riiht awar I A-K4-M HEAT SERVICE POISON IVY Bro.d St., We.tfield OAK OR SUMAC New treat' meat rtopa the Htalaf. drlea We. 2-3213 •p the blister. atfcUr. f«tl/ aadsa/ely. UrMMeeaskla, IVY-DRY S*M at BARON'S ORDER COAL NOW Prei&ption Chemist, BEFORE PRICE ADVANCE —'' Free Delivery —

JEDDO-HIGHLAND- CHILDMN'S SHOT THE LONG BURNING Have You Checked Your Beverage Supply Lately ? LOW ASH COAL PETERSON'S HOME BEVERAGE SERVICE O'l Price. Have Advanced. ' IS AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE WE OFFER: All Popular Beers, Ales, Mixers and Sodas COAL & SUPPLY CO. > at Popular Price* Robert C. Thomson, Pre«. . with Free Delivery Daily ' 8"1717 CRANFORD, N. J. Quality FUEL OIL and BURNERS Call WESTFIELD 25341 611 CENTRAL AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. THE WESTWELD LEADER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBElt 1, 194* it would be useless to install a centra! WESTFIELD LEADER system to account for all the money the LETUM ion Report | government spends, but exempt some EDITOR ARTICLE No. 7 agencies from the system. Editor"! Not,, Thil newspaper presents herewith the seventh in Onee the practice of exempting agen- a• ..leriet. •«• •,,of ».article ,«,„.• which outline briefly overall thought of th» 1 Utters to Ou editor from Hoover CoitanUrion" on matter* of efficiency, economy and improved M. I., cies begins "the chances of achieving readers must be kept thtrt rnmd administrative management in thsFederai government. Finding! and substantial improvements in the effi- shovli be on tvpict ef «OM- recommendations of the non-partisan Commi»$um on Organization tf ciency of the government will speedily nutnity interest. They mutt the Executive Branch of • Government, headed by former President be received in the Leader office Herbert Hoover, have been detailed by the Commission in ' official by S p. m, Monday ftir in- a MJa • r«w M Mnw. diminish", the commission says. reports to Congress. The job of citizen, the Taxpayers elusion in that week's WMM. MaMIMaal 1IM, Lelten mutt be eifHei, tut Overlapping-Water Retourcei Development Association suggets, is to gee that there ItsM H Bla> MTMt, WartM*. W. J. nmmet will bt withheld from "There is probably no place in the Government where waste is M. «E I-MM—WB. I-MK are no exceptions made in any reorgani- publication upon request. more conspicuous than in the overlapping services of,the Government." zation legislation. New Jersey citizens So states the Hoover Comrai«sion in its report to Congress. The Ara r«ll rtinlii"* or buiMiiif «r can do this job best by: (1) Writing Commendi Removal Commission points out that in addition to giving the Federal Govern- ment better took for management, the problems of overlapping and • home? Mak« tkw y»ur ftnt •*•», >>d their representatives in Washington that Of Traffic Hwuinl duplication must be solved, "if we are to prevent tremendous wastes they want a thorough reorganization of in money and manpower in the Government." Editor, Leader: The first area of Federal Government service in which the Com- •• all §#t with twaaplofr Marat*, the executive branch and (2) support- 1 would like to lubmit the fol- ing the New Jersey Citizens Committee mission discusses such waste is in what it calls "water resources lowing comments for publication development." HeYe, the Commission says, the Army Corps of Engi- for the Hoover Report, which is work- in the editorial page of your next neers and thfe Department of Interior's Bureau of Reclamation hav« •brat Ik* aeoMMieal war to IIMN , SEPTEMBER 1, 1949 ing vigorously toward this goal along issue: conflicting jurisdiction in river development work. with the national committee and com- The persons or persons respon- These two Federal agencies repeatedly compete to begin con- sible ifor the partial removal of struction on the same project at the expense of taxpayers. For mittees in numerous other states. an unsightly and very dangerous example, both the Engineer Corps and the Bureau of Reclamation' ^^^,,-Jmi)l^^mytMrli Oie end ot . n a « ' traffic hazard, which hat existed at prepared plans for a project at Hell's Canyon, Idaho. Both plans cost iliKMlMmer Maaon' for most Westfleld- Clark street and Eaglecroft road the taxpayers f260,OM) each. Yet the agencies' estimates of the cost 1W CtuMM Debacle for several 'years, are U be highly of the project differed by $76 millon—or approximately half the cost HKIiiS^MrjUHJy beginning .the an- commended. This < haiard was a of N«w Jersey's State Government for a year. ^plipfc;: JMttlt;: h0me. Public .nehpola Not many Americans will read the privet hedge permitted to grow to "White Paper" on China which the State a height of about seven feet, We •^ipi»;i Wednesday in Wertfleld, be used. The ideal, of course, is • Department published a few weeks ago. hope that the removal of all foliage nice surroundings, Hut they are |«M»r#day in MoMBtaineide, and the; foV above a safe height will be com- compelled to go to other towns— stake for each stem, but this 1B ^^^i^^^tri»ity, -\ •;> - It runs to more than 1,000 pages and pleted, not only for the safety of then when they become sufficiently laborious, and expensive. Some- THE NATIONAL BANK much of it would make impossibly dull motorists, but also as an improve- "weil-to^dflf some say, maybe they times three or four stakes placed around a plant with many stems ^^^il|i||^:!i«r;;;Blreitdy.' •• being reacting for the layrpan. But the story ment in the appearance of the can afford to live in Westfleld, prhfppftd Into Bhapc for opening games neighborhood. That cold-blooded statement I have and string fastened to these stakes YWESTFIELD it tells, and the inferences andconclu- will furnish good support. The P^r^tjrti month, and tH» week will An additional hatard at - this heard from some. Westfield people, •sions.that it leads to, vitally affect this location, where Clark street ue- These desirable younv folks are stakes should not be so tall as to "" ' ""^^ilp'j^iWrtn'-tne soft- b« conspicuous and the tying country and all the rest of the non- comeg narrow, is the practice of , permanently lost to Westfield be- fti|p|ii«nVCoiiBty league parking cars directly - opposite cause* in other towns where they should be low BO that it will con- . je .-•• it- iti I • A ^jpitiite j|jW^^re ;«i«n: Communist world. ' Eaglecroft road. It haB been wise- are welcome, their children grow fine without being seen. ; First of all, the story 1» one of Un- ly suggested that an appropriate up among friends, and in school, The practice of driving a stake ling league** %re being re- mitigated failure. We spent billions in "Mo Parking Area" be marked off Bo they are permanently settled. in tjie middle of a clump and tying I throughout Weslneld. •• ' by the police department to facil- I wonder what Westfield will do the stems to this in a bunch is not a»d orgartMtlon, ar* alreEdy China, and every dollar was supposed, itate the safe movement ot traffic about It. a good one. It supports the plant ( ARTHUR R. RULE 1 jflana for active seasons. , The . directly or indirectly, to help check the at this intersection, items, but it makes the garden Red tide, We eeiit distinguished emis- There are several other street look as if a number of brooms had Wiiref ipiifi^iheifr. winter • intersections in Westfleld' where been stuck in it., •i^Biwinw »» usual"'i» the sary after distinguished emissary—Gen- overgrown shrubEery or hedges eral Stillwell, George Marshall, Patrick create "blind spots," If there ex- ; ; : "t;.*•': .'- 'vj.»''•'••V7 '.','.''-.-> .'•'• • ".•'• ••••• ..'•'. Federal, Stale Hurley, General Wedemeyer—to try to ists on ordinance to eliminate and prevent such conditions, it should liaitfSfiiit is anyone sorry? bring order out of an impossible chaos. Elected Officials rfiesjsvm ;i;••;•.•*;'X^.- •. . be enforced. If no such ordinance None succeeded, and if the State De- exists, an adequate one should be Elected representatives to Con- ; ^••»•'•"pU-i^^m^'<-',. -••• • ••••.-.'•..%..• partment is to be believed, none could drawn up. , gress and to the New Jersey State The writer also wishes to com- NeatneBs in a garden is essen- Legislature from this district are; ?iL»«M)ri»ay is an occasion for ertpha- have. Secretary Acheson has written, ment the Rialto Theatre if or bring- tial for best enjoyment. W« set U. S. SENATORS liiif lai»r'» aehlevements and a*pirjf- "Nothing that this country did or could ing back one of the finest motion out jrood plants and keep the soil Robert C. Hendrickson, Republican pictures ever produced for good weeded nnd cultivated but if we H. Alexander Smith, Republican and ai«O its rights ^ and responsi- hav< e done within the reasonable limits forget to keep the plants in proper wholesome family entertainment, Senate Office Building, Wash- of its capabilities could have changed relation, the garden may become ington, D. C. namely, You Can't Take It With a jumble. that result; nothing thai was left un- You. That Hollywood producers U. S. REPRESENTATIVES _ ||||e jm||lions of men and women first of all, it is advisable to done by this country has contributed have not brought forth any pic- Clifford P. Case, Republican from ^^^pdi^^ whether they belong to • ture in recent years comparable to remove flowers aa soon as they the Sixth District 'grouilit'or to management, whether to it." ' . ., this was made clearly evident up- have passed their best. In the House Office Building, Washing, , *: »»rve govemment, private industry • Not everyone will totally accept this on viewing it again. Let us have 'case of annuals, this will usually ton, D. C. more reshowings of pictures which extend the flowering period. In ! point of view. The most interesting part the case of perennials, it some- N. J. STATE SENATORS ^pf(|||tJ»ilohBr have,a-special hi- have stood out as the best of the of the White Paper is the report made times will result in a second crop Kenneth C. Hand, Republican from """ |lj|:WiMi;dayi# •. • - :•;;:;,. X"'-^. ' :v.-.;.: past, to name just a few! Disraeli, of flowers arid it surely will Union County t^l^nfelMtibn'B fruitiiof free- to President Truman by General Wede- Louis Pasteur, Abe Lincoln in Illi- strengthen the plants. Foods that Stata House, Trenton, N. J. Pljn.^BWterial and cultural blessings. - meyer after his 1947 mission. This re- nois, The House if Rothchifd and the plant mites Will be storeit up N. J. STATE ASSEMBLYMEN Their SECURITY Rests With YOU! port had never before been published, for the next year instead of being • Prom Union County Ulh»ve an obligation to be laborers for ne item of protest j» used in the production'of «ed'th»t • (Terms empire Jan. 10, 1980) Yet, Hw education of your children, E^Wfeto} irujw-d vand^trejif(Jam our and it was kept a clsW^««>i^Mfd; fieratf^ in ordfcfC *The; »Vv wits entirely is of no value. "'."I . 'TtiMnas MS Mttir, Republican - too long, becoming tiresome be- JJ«3eph'L.Bn:»c]ier, Republican ' their entire future welfare, it your The "general was a prophet of a high ll ^l^|.jP^|Ppr; oS: cause of the doubli feature. There . Secondly, the prone* staklnr 'of Qi Clifford Thonias, Republlcai raaponiibilhjr. Diacharge it conacien- order. He said that events in China is very little that can be said in plants that (trow tall is n&esafiry Donald D, Mackey, Republican tiou.ly and EASILY ky •»»">«• REG* were "as portentous as those leading to favor of double feature shows. On to keep them where they belong. eitnow we have the highest atand- the other hand there arc many good This will refer to such limmuls us . ULARLY. We are rea4y to kelp yaw Iliilv^n^inAtne^worii!, more cpn- World War II", aiid that'if We pursued, points of argument against this cosmos, African marigolds, annual now. Stop in! " ' "' olicy "the Chinese Corn- practice. The show runs too long chrysanthemum and zinnias. In i'schools, li- and too' late, especially for teen the perennials, chrysanthemum's, ^B^h^hoapiiaK newspapers g>oup,, Thjg jg p>ecjse,y what happcn. oge and younger children; too Xx'e- delphiniums, Japanese Anemone pictures and refusing to show the ^strengthening these basic American free- trashy type, of which there have Air*Conditioned MOVERS fpoiMS.vXlI have an active part to play Of the China debacle, Tim* maga- been too many lately, will bring Anywhere In'tke U. S. or Canada |ii'rgood/.citizens, a full-time job. zine writes: "No one could deny the favorable reaction from the ma- U. S. diplomats in China had faced jority of Westfield's residents. •**•i •BAaanABia IHMICDIATE anviua " i we be *eal laborers for free- Very truly yours, fiercely stubborn problems, equally stub- •r VAN — un _ BOAT — Aim Iddin?,•,5i:udyr political issues and vote in S. RICHARD WILE? born men. . . . Yet in a world racked by 228 Seneca place HENRY P. TOWNSEND. Agant ||il eleetions. Take an interest in school the,evil and destruction of first fascist, fiii^ii^community improvements. Avoid then Communist aggression, the Ameri- fjprpup' prejudice. Make our opinions Apartments For U* >""wrtal A can job was to work with, the world it Young Mart-fetid? UTfcg- QIVEH rHKELT — CALL sjdoUnt in labor unions, in business or- found and know what world it wanted. '^Bihizati^ns; and civic organizations. In China, it tried and it failed. At no Editor, Leader: NO LOWER PRICES Remember day of the year ANY WHERE played a modest fraction of the stamina Westfield. tne future well-being of our nation de- 1. A great tragedy has befallen upon,fc that the World looks to Westfleldcrs. They have lost the use of their legs. Westfiold's traf- fic problem; parking meters, fines VEL r ; r we havo done infinitely better irN Europe and other incidentals are the inevi- I#Q"iP'- ' - - table result The'substitute of than in the Far East. And a fear is wheels with hydromntic gears in 21c ||||;;,s •;;•!• , v* Hi \held by many thoughtful men today streamlined cars gives' Westfleld- r ; Reorfanitation Mutt Be Thorough that Communism mny eventually flow crs their chief means of shopping — 49c_LUSTRECREME JsW'tlf taxpayers are to realize the esti- over all of Korea, the Dutch Pacific pos- and driving to and from our Jor- sey Central station. Head in mated $3 billion to $S\ billion savings sessions, even Japan and the Philip- If all Westfleld's Inid-out build- SHAMPOO B^onternplated in the Hoover Report, pines. ing lots were now improved with V You know how important p|they,mu^t make every efflort to insure new homes, some on BO foot "ranch- a prescription may be. It's 2 for 49c M K M es"; the traffic jam in Westfield's WfMjfalnii-piecemeal enactment of the re- a sort of passport to Health. a whirl? The most delicate, the most sensible' business center, would congeal. Bringjnur prescriptions to a $1.00 NAYLON 2. Barring right living quarters ^^r|!|^foposals. of all pleasures, consists in promoting professional pharmacy, spe- SfSl'Mrivarns" the New Jersey Taxpayers in easy walking distance of tho the plensure of others.—Bruyere. shopping center has driven nmny cializing in careful com- LIPSTICK P^pf|ciatlon, • referring to the Hoover n m m to other towns. Our merchants • pounding. Here yciu are ai- complicated estate matters can be con- KHiliiiMJssion's concluding report. surcd fresh potent drugs and Be thorough in all you do nnd re- 50c fusing to the inexperienced executoi. la- Ife i|Herev I the commission points out, member that though ijnorSnce often prices that are always fair. business is inevitable. Pcopfo are 65c REVLON pta^mllguff a'^tdrripta have been made pre^ may be innocent, pretension is always geting more independent in their stead of placing this burden on your wife, ^iWously^ to" ^lirriinatfe waste and ineffi- despicable.-—W. E. Gladstone. shopping if not in their voting. tejejicy in thefederal government. Some- M 3. I am neither a housing expe- LIPSTICK ! w n - diter" nor an expert. Nor do I why not choose an experienced institution *^'^-" "^liehjpr/opoaals for,putting effi- now desire to build apnrtmonts in |4ii,hcjj, No pleasure is comparable to the 2 for *I.OO , into/the government operations standing upon the vantage-ground of Westfield. I am a fruit grower in like, ouia as your Executor? Come in and jpr|si|ntedi there was no legislation Florida, a farmer in Kentucky, a 6 v truth.—Francis Bacon. builder-owner of apartment houses QUANTITIES LIMITED, talk it over with us without obligation. ^j^Sitfe'th -recommendations. M M> '«i in New York City; also a commun- "*' ~^f^^K-*?re'•'',the incidents in ity builder in Westfield. I havo Today's greatest danger mny he a made intensive inspection and ^fflg|p|||>of-..tlie proposals were blessing in disguise if we meet it with study of community building thru- g^pi|?:oril^urther complicated intelligence and conviction. — Roy L. out America. '1. Wcstfleld evidently does not *WESfF.ELD TRUST : Smith. : ,„,.„. :pfi • v?ai|!s;>tliaiVthi^ can .;• want apartment buildings. Loca- ; WeSTWElD N£W J£RSEV# *a ia n» tlon over delicatessens, drug stores D. LASS, Ph. G. S. WEINTRAUB, Ph. G. felWffiSOTis'^ilSoBfiw^iHe-'coroj-"; The men who succeed best in pub- lind other.mimU business seems to Filling Prescriptions Is the Most Important Fart of Our Btfainett. ' . lie life, are those who tuke the risk of be the recourse. 1 ;*Bfc.lii*.'stllndinB by their own convtctlonB.— Wositflold is losing miiny youmr PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED POR'AND DELIVERED SCOTCH PLAINS*"" "." OARWOOD married people who would start —PHONE. WE. I-M4I 1" Krafcn for instance, that iames A. Garftcld. hero with u small apartment In TOE WESTWELD LEADER, THUgfiDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1949 ' *:: ANSWERS 1. Pas*. Up to the time Ely HOMES j made tb* recent changes in his sys- Harvest Health Hints jteni, a jump in a minor, like -»' I jump in a major, was an absolute ONE MISTAKE MAY BE ALEXANDER G. SPBNCSK force to game; but now the jump 3—Bake sale, Towanka Club. I FATAL j in a minor suit is not even forcing Pottersville Reformed Church! With the coming of Labor Day ] for one round. The minor suit lawn, 2 p. m. I weekend and th« vast trek of home-' i 8—Carnival, Martinsville Fire' NORTH double raise is partly pre-emptive bound vacationists on the high- in purpose and usually show; Department, MartinsviUe Common-; • Q8 4 ways, the emphasis—more than strong five card trump support, or, ity Club, opens, continues Friday [ ever—should be on "safety first!" V K84 rarely, strong four card trump and Saturday. • J 3 2 9—Card party, Grange Hall, The trouble with "safety first" support, and one and a hall to two on the highways is that it's a • K « 4 3 and a half honor tricks. Holding, East Millstone, 8 p. m. WEST EAST 10—Harvest home turkey sup- strictly personal matter—it in- for example, volves you and mel Although most aK52 * 1 3 A 84 2 per, Rocky Hill Reformed Church, 5 p. m. to 8 p; m. of us blithely assume that we are V J9 the most skillful if not the most I 94 *A76p Somerset Hills Kennel Club dog • KJ964 cautious driver on the highways of 4J10 87 •> A 9 5 show, Fair Hills fair grounds. * A53 America, we can all recall inci- but 10,317 tiny dott, put * SOUTH 14—Annual turkey and clam * A J 10 9 6 you would raise partner's opening dents in which we have momen- ttfctfer.Mfathfcittlf- one diamond bid to three diamonds. cupper and bazaar, Pago, Towan- tarily thrown caution to the winds • A6 da, sportsman's clubs, benefit of • K Q 10 8 The experts are slow in coming and taken a chance, as in passing teat" picture of* 4og around to Culbertson's views on the Pottersville Reformed Churclf, a crawling truck on a curve, in * Q 2 t Community House, Pottersville. With both sides vulnerable, the this bid. Most of them still treat "beating a light" at a busy inter- the jump in a minor as forcing, to 17—Neshanic Garden Club flow- section, or in weaving from one bidding went: er show at Neshanic nre hall. gouth West North East game. traflc line to another in the face 2.. Pass. When partner opens Harvest home supper, Women's of onrushing cars. ONLY A DOLLAR > I 8 pass 2 8 puns Society of Christian Service, Ht. 3 0 pass 3 NT. pasa the bidding with a partial score, In other words none of us is he expects you to respond at least Horeb Methodist Church. 4g pass pass pass I 20—Readingtcn flower and gar-perfect, and it takes only one im- Wett M thc iack of dubs, dum- once with the slightest excuse for perfect move sometimes to cauee a bid. The higher the partial, the | den show, Readingtcn Reformed my played the three, East signalled Church chapel, 5 p. m. to 7.30 p. m. a tragic accident. aiicoungement with the nine spot, less you need for a bid. But this hand has no ruffing winners and 22—Turkey dinner and batsar, The death rate from motor ve- and So^h wsn with the queen. Pluckemin Church chapel, 6:30 hicle accidents dropped from 15.3 Nut South laid down the eight of no honor count and so much be passed. If you would bid this p. m. per 100,000 in 1847 to 13.9 during diamonds and East let dummy's ' OCTOSOt 1948, despite an increase in auto- jack hold the trick. Now the queen hand you would score high in cour. F»r Ymr dmsltan W« trill w far age but low in judgment. 6—Cafeteria supper, Riverside mobile registration and in the jfipades was finessed and lost to amount of travel. Nevertheless T—Uy (Wi ftt k L Grange, Grange Hill, Three Bridg- is a Lsial the king and West continued with es, 5:30 p. in. some 30,000 people are killed on M fMMHMF?' . "... : • '••=.:., the ten of clubs. Dummy ducked More Auto Fatalities 7—Bazaar, - Auxiliary of St. the highways every year, AMPLK PARKINC IPACE M1AMY. hit East made a nice play by go- Luke's Church, Peapack, 1:30 p. in. Physicians ne called upon to ing tight up with the ace of clubs, In July This Year 8—Banar, Auxiliary of St. uulud the ace of diamonds, led treat these victims, to patch them PEOPLES IANK ft TRUST C0WANT Luke's Church, Peapack, 1:30 p.up, to stem the bleeding arteries motto diamond and West took Fifty-two persons were killed in m.; barbecue supper, 6 p. m. the letting trick with a ruff. and mend the shattered bones. If traffic accident! in New Jersey dur- 13—Annual turkey supper, Lad- every automobile driver, before WUTNELD. NEW JIMIT Declarer made his mistake when ing July, five more than in the ies' Aid Society of Neshanic lie- starting out on his Labor Day he led I round of diamonds before same month of last year, Motor formed Church. jaunt, could be personally conduct- goiaf after trumps, He could af. Vehicle Director Arthur W. tla- ed through the accident wards and lorl to lose one spade trick, but pet reported todty, In the first T-That's what thla animal U csUsd, • ashing eat. emergency rooms of some large It's Uk* * mull leopard. Thla MM roars 1U wtlcom* to New lot t ruff too, He could have led seven months the toll was 311 as Urksa rirei la INI i'.,etropolitan hospital, the picture the ice and another spade, delib- again 295 last year, an increase of of needless crippling;, of unneces- York. It wai in a eoasignmsot of animals brought to New ; tnWy giving up a trump trick in 5.4 per ceiit. A new survey reveali that there York from Slam on sa 11,000-mila sea voyage. , wen 802,541 urban fires in the sary pain and anguish—products order to pull trumps quickly; or, Five multi-death accidents put chiefly of simple human careless- if he felt like trying the trump United State! daring IMS, the Ma- the July toll over last year's, Di- tlonal Board ef Fir* Underwriters ness—would unquestionably bring ftaw he should have entered dum- rector Magee said. Five persons reveals. The survey, made by thcthe expected weekend toll of acci- my with the heart king at the sec- were killed in a single accident National Board's commute* on dents far below the ulnoni prophe- MAJSMI^SSI ^Ma^u POLIO. POLICY.... ond trick. in Railway, three in a collision in •tetiitlc* and orl(b) of tlrei, In- cies of the National Safety Coun- ntmnmtMW Dednrci's early play of the dia- Hamilton Township and two each dicated that 3M.W5 of thtie fires cil. mond suit wns wrong because, hold- in accidents in Caldwell Township, wen in buildings, while 413,«0 ElMTIM MOTOR I NWM tERVNI . pays up to fSOOO.00 aggregate IW ... Franklin Township (Gloucester We are told that 90 per cent of C, I. ANMMON-r, U WNNN '. ing seven of them, he should ex- wen non-building firei, Including the highway accidents are trace- . —slical car* pect a four-two split in the oppon- County) and in Clifton. Seven grass and bruin tires. This repre- m w. mm w. ft*. ».«••. —* »• fatalities were reported in Union able to some character wrinkle in ents' hands and the danger of a sents an Increase of 7.1 per cent in the driver, A person who hag had • fcotpitai vaoM' ans WNUT^ County during July, compared with building firei and 5.T per cent in ruff, should have been apparent, 1 an accident apparently is moie 1, You arc South and hold ' none in July, -1948. non-building fir« over 1M7. Hie . hospital amnricai totals were compiled on the basis likely to have another than one • 84 • • , Amoni? the counties, Oamden whose record is clear. Safety en- . nuraiag caw, »ot to asicaasl |» par 4ay . » 963 and Middlesex head the seven of questionnaires answered by 1,854 fire chlefi in towns and cities gineers can deviBe protective meas- • KQ6 month's list with 28 fatalities ures but they cannot change the ambulanca Mnrka . • not te IBH i flO each. of 2,500 population or more. The • A Q 97 S survey did not include rural areas. personality of the individual. Im- *. irosvltMg rental ' The bidding has gone Continued improvement was pulsive, erratic, quick inoving peo- SAVE 10% to 20% South West North East shown in the pedestrian phase. Of ple have the most accidents. . tratupoHaticm by airplane or railroad if 1C pass 3 C pass July's 52 total fatalities, only 14, necetaary to tranaport to another locality Running Bala Sawta Doctors are trying to reduce t , or 27 per cent were walkers. Dur- ing the seven months period, 127 death and Injury by urging the 2. You are South, with 70 on When rain strikes freshly applied BUY PAINT and WALLPAPER at of, the 311 traffic deaths involved teaching of safe driving in high INDIVIDUAL POUCY — $3.00 1 your score, neither side vulnerable, and paint, it may penetrate the coating pedestrians, or 40;8 per cent. In schools. Thc medical profession INDIVIDUAL POUCY — $1,00 2 years hold in such a way as to cause very un- the same period of 1948, 46 per believes in minimal 'standards of * J46 lightly spotted effects. Subbing the FAMILY GROUP cent of the casualties were pedes- spotted surface with alcohol will physical fitness in the examination VJ85 trians. extract much of this moisture, and of prospective drivers and th« en- POUCY . . —$10.00 2 yean * 98 72 forcement of speed laws. Two out WELCH'S restore the paint film to its original * 10 9 3 color. Where this is not possible, of every five fatal accidents on the Thc bidding has cone Bame AccMeate merely allowing the paint to weath- roadways are due to excessive Sorth • East South. West Falls In the horn* and bam er for a period of a month or two speed. 214 E. Broad St. Wtstfidd 2-4021 IClub (ass ? _ cause more injuries than any OUMT will often restore it to its origins! Caution of course can be exces- Wesley R. Braunsdorf Associates What call do jou make? typ* of farm accident , color. sive. An abnormally slow driver is as much of a menace on the av- erage highway as the callow oper- 66 ELM STREET: WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY ator who acts as though it were, 01M1M T HHANCUl tHitlTIMIOH, IH WIITIII1I his own private speedway. But TELEPHONES: WESTFIELD 2-0200 AND 2-3115 comparatively few err on the side of over-caution. Tie COOPER and SPERRY^jr Moderation, common horse sense and ordinary human' courtesy could well save hundreds of lives over the Labor Day weekend. It would SPOTLIGHT?-- be worth it, don't you think? Shines This Week On— Portrait of one of the Owners WALTER BURD Fanwood Stone Crushing Seek Admission of The Play Fair Of To N. J. Bar Walt is one of the local business men that has and Quarry Company WESTFIELD Four Wcstfield area men, How- had what one calls an "interesting" life, for they ard Harding of 231 Canterbury say that variety is the spice of life. He was once CRUSHED BLUE TRAP ROCK road, Cuddle E. Davidson Jr., of a movie actor, was n Y secretary, a purchasing 630 Summit avenue, Irwin J. Sil- agent, served in both World Wars, and now is thu FEDERAL verlight of 442 Edgar road and for Road*, Walk*, Drirw. etc William P. Bass of North Gate proprietor of a toy store. But first things first. road,, Scotch Plains, arc among 47 in Union County who have applied He was born in Brooklyn. His family came to for admission to the bar. Exami- Wcstfield almost 40 years ago, but young Walt was nations will be held Oct. 13 and 14 seeking: his career and actually didn't settle hero in Trenton. until 1933. ' . ; OFFICli TELLPHONESt MALTO BUILOINO, OPFICKi WEitasU 1-3U4 v Marine CUsra In the days of the silent movies, he was, an actor WESTFIELD. N. J, QUAIUIYi FAamaa I-7S4O Scarlet and'gold are the official with VitBgr'aph, Biograph and Edison. His theatrical colors' el th» U.S. rnarini corps. interest has carried through. He has been in many amateur theatricals and organized and directed the "Y" Players, at the local YMCA.

He spent 11 months of World War I in France additional Prescriptions and in World War II was an aircraft armament in- on structor in Denver. syitemntic cs, sir, Junior is one of the owners of SKILLFULLY savings our institution! You see, ours is a PREPARED From tlie movies he went into sales management for ii manufacturer of bathroom fixtures. He was • mutual organization. That means it is Over 2$ Tears of a secretary of the Wcstficld YMCA for five years. ^ owned by, and operated for the benefit Prescription Background, of, its members. And who are they? He founded the Play Fair in July, 1945, and It has expanded twice since them. And have you seen this Fellow ' Why, the folks that save in it! Like i BARON'S his attractive new store front? Junior, whose foresighted Dad has •:•:•: PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS <• Save any amount 70a He's a grandpa. Hig son, who has boon in the isn't as funny n LOUIS BK.MIKII, *M> «l any time. started his college fund here. Won't Resliterea pinnekl In Charm Nnvy for 28 months, is the father of a six-year- you join us with your savings and be old daughter. ' * Inven surplus funds of 243 EAST BROAD ST. as he looks- •100 or more; receive divi- ? one of the owners, too? ** -^_>»*-" Oppotita Rlalto Ttnatn Walt is vice-commandor of the American Legion, dends by check every six Wowlu. Pfem* WE. 2.8880 • 2-6U1 a member of the Westficld Lions Club and a member of the Methodist Church. Save icjularjy and earn -Saving* Receives! hy the Iftih of Ann to 1% „,„o n Bonu, Month Earn Dlvlsiemto » of (he Iff. d Pl,n, Optn daily from B a. in. lo 3 p. m. except- ' Plumbing The Spotlight Also Shines On Saturdays. Monday evening! 6 to 8. •7 DICKSON DRIVE Actually he's smart—because he's got Heating Asking $22,000 the tools it take* to do a job. Just whr.t you have been looking for ... a bij-liltle dream houso with two bedrooms and tiled bath on the first Tinning floor and two bedrooms and buth on the second floor fov It's much cheaper to buy a completes Leaders and Gutters uucsts or,vmitlng: relatives. Beautifully located on lot 72 x 204 with extra lot 76 x 20a. Houso in first-class shape. set of tool* than to ruin those you Water Heaters— Living room with fireplace, dining room and kitchen also on Gat Ranges first floor with one-car garage attached by a breezeway porch. have by using, them incorrectly. SAVINGS and Loan Association Taxes on house and lots, $3UT.O5. Drive by and see it for SPECIALIZING IN yourself. If interested, call us for appointment to show. 30 EAST BROAD AT PROSPECT • WESTFIELD W«ifi*|d 2-4500 REPAIRS COOPER and SPERRY WESTF1GLD PAINT & HJBIWARi C0. SERVICES! Sarlnn Account! • MntfUt Loini • ChrUt- . HENRY nt>i Club • Vacation club • Trroitra' Chifuw • Koiwy REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Ordtri -U.S. Birlnii Bondi • Fret Stftketpuis ot Bonda Commercial In All Ui TEL. WE. 2-3O06 i GOODFRIEND R.iiJentlsl Branches 233 NORTH AVE. 227 Prospect Street 13 Tel. WE. 2-0043 108 CENTRAL AVE. TEL. WE. 2-3100 •T AN INsntUMINTAUTY Clf THI UNHID tTATII OOVIRNMINT or WE. 2-637S-M cess to farther this wonderful inaiian medicine in the same col- Petti. Na«Mt Fand work." lege. ' Drive AstUUMt Mr. TosH's charitable, civic ini Following a wedding trip, the social activities aw utiny. He is Fanwood-Scotch Plains News couple will live at 1210 Bertmand H. Frank Pettit, Westfield at- s member of the Paainfleld Com- stie-et in Manhattan, Kan. | torney, presently serving as chair- mon Council; PteintaM and Union Mr. and Mrs. Mayer, accompan- man of Union County for the Sis- ied by Mrs. Joseph Rohrer, itrand- County Bar Association; Plainfield lt» I I-U44 ter Kenny fund drive, announced mother of the, bride, of Nutley, Lodge, 8«, BPOE; Plainfield Don. Douglas Mayer, brother of the today the appointment of John R. nelly Post of the American Le. day. ett Ackerman,. William Austin. bride and Mr. Kruin left by plane | Tout as Plainfield chairman of gion; Catholic War Veterans; As- William Beyer, Harold Cliristo- Miss Lemal Is a graduate of Monday for Manhattan, where they j the drive. siinta Society and Arnsldo di tiffed Scotch Plains High School and phor, Bruce Cowan, Allen Gill, Wi will be the guests of the Mitchell:,. Mr. Toizl, a practicing attorney Brescia Lodge. Ohio Wealeyan University in Del-Ham Goerke, Thomas Gr*y, Skip of Plainfield for more then 15 aware, O. She is teaching at Bon- Hops, George Huisiter, Wijliam yearn, accepted the post issuing yFund Legit, Joseph Rorm, George Wood, nit Burns .Sanitarium in Scotch the iolloning stateinast; Plains and is studying for her MA William SchTamrn, Francis Ter. WoMan'sClubBd. "I am honored and sincerely Although we at Union Theological Seminary ut rill, Donald Fovrre. lenii a flower raise* Bfinuu% Columbia University in New York. grateful for the privilege of doing Drive John Voss, Frank Crippen, To Meet Monday a little something for the Kenny for ornament*! surpeaes, the World Mr. Harrah, also a graduate of David Troltt, Perd Shoemaker, Book encyclopedia say» that at Ohio Wesleyan, Is in his seconil Foundation. I know of the near Plains Community James Bond-Nelson, Roger Gore, miracles accomplished with the China and Japan tha yellow fruit et year at the New Brunswirk The- Kenneth Christiansen, Richard this plant is use* tor 4jr«in| SUB, i lac., has aiMMHHioea the elec- First §M.ion Set Kenny Treatment for infantile pa- ological Seminary in New Bruns- Gruhneveld, Leonard Gutoski, Paul ind at tht Cs]ki ef Ooea Mops tht ts* following officers far For Sept. 14 ralysis victims in Jersey City Med- inf rear: President, Jame* wick. Keith, Robert Keller, Richard Kel- kardwooa ef seme species is mica Present at the announcement, be. ly, Paul McGuire, John Merlo, ical Center. A» the father of two usee for making ( h I: 1km BferieVnt, Of em Dav. The executive board of the small children I am doubly appre- kretarr. Edward K. Peter. sjde-Die couple, her father and a John O'Connor, Van Towle, Ever- brother, Pavid Lemal, were the ett Van Hoesen, Philip William! Scotch Plains Woman's Club will ciative for the existence of the I iMMMr, Eiehard While. met Monday, Sept. 12 at the home Kenny Foundation, I will do my LKADt* WAST. ADS Hwwavri of the hoard of bride's maternal grandparents, Mr. and Monty Dirinawr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Markham of of the president, Mrs. Amsnada utmost to make the drire a sue- SVHE BRING RESULTS i ef ikt fans, also recently Many award* were made In the M. Mann of WettAeld road. They s: Asia f car Urm, Har. Bcoteh Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-junior and midget Softball leagues now of Peterboro, N. H.j and Mr.1 Cere af BeieaJes Ham Brakeband Michael, Randy will make plam in the coming and Mrs. William Underwood of •in, William M. Garb* and in the basketball league. Fol- year and also prepare for their Tuberou«-root«d bcgonlis re- * ttyflthfj tW» fsW «fta Robert Brake of Scotch Plains. lowing the presentation of awards, Hsverhill, Mass. They recently M" Lemal used as decorations first regular meeting, a luncheon quire three things — shade, a rich iMn. M*JHn&aU, Canton a team of six boys, with Robert viBited in Williamsburg, Va., and soil and moisture. Flower lovers those which were used at her own •and "get together" on Wednesday, in Niagara' Falls. I Mr. Peterson; one year Ackerman as captain, gave a dem- Sept, U. ' who understand their limitations We Take PltaMre in parents engagement party. No onstration of tumbling. Patricia Dr. and Mrs. William Kline of ~ i sWwa*e HaMtM date has been set for the wedding. Officers for the coming season and peculiar habits find them ex- McCracVen and Judith Wood sang. Martlne avenue, Fanwood, have as cellent plants. The befonis -is are:'President, M». Mann; vice guesti her sister and brother-in- It *• abrttan of,takers, Mr. • Hulsiser expressed the president, Mrs. Florence Wilson; adapted to shady nooks in the gar- thanks of the erffnlntion to Vin- law, .Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stahl of den or on the north side of a build- Tht federation corresponding secre- 8(lllwater, Oklo, Mrs. Stahl Is l Fanwood Playfield cent Remcho, who directed and su- tary, Mrs, W. T. Hoofnsgle; re- ing. The shade of trees is satis- J the former Miss Barbara Todd, dicMdd townqwo- pervised playground activities, and cording secretary, Mrs, George factory, provided the limbs are to his assistants, Miss Margaret daughter of the Charles Todds of high enough to allow plenty of air Ends Season Hahm and treasurer, Mrs. A Fanwood. Mr. Stahl is the son lite tt»werktf the fund. Baker, Mill Claire launders, Har- Fischer, circulation, Soil must be well Thursday Scptdabcr 8 ry Wain and Malcolm Haael. of Sir. and Mrs. Leslie Stahl, for- drained but must be ktpt moist at • kaaeftts e* tail atUer »N Mrs. Mann has appointed the mer Scotch Plains residents. a all times. When. grown hi pots vMaiarMd koowMn of Pat McCracken 'allowing department chairman, Robert and Jonathan Baum, m •*< MMVMM and window boxes a liberal amount Trophy Winner Dorothy Mmyer Bride who will meet with the executive sons of Mrs. Frank Bourn of of drainage material must be » eUiaeary, ana the board: American home, Mrs, Ar-Grand street, Scotch Plains, are af'th* taiki «f Miihr. placed in the bottom for the Closing; exercises at the Fanwood OfGtrtJLdMUchM thur Schiller; music, Mrs. Floyd the gues(s this wekc of their aunt tuberous-iype begonias, Do not stf work. Werts; literary, Mrs. Philip Cobb; n teereationai Association play- At ISupttal Mau and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Edward water from the bottom. Do not ground were held lart Thursday junior adviser, Mn. Edwin A. Goettel, formerly of Fanwood, in spray or water the plant* in late jane smith ; Mtw iut anrwaitced iraiin; recreation/ Mrs. Philip Deachwood. Jonathan observed his evening. Patricia McCracken, who Miss Dorothy Patricia Mayer, evening, he cautions, or the items .. i el the following to was selected as the best all around Mauer; welfare, , Mrs. August ninth birthday at a family gather- may decay at tht soil surlacs. IN Urn Mvet esmmittee dur. girl at the playground this sum- daughter of Mr. and Mm. Charles Fischer and Mrs. William McGinn; ing last evening, Mrs. Baum is e fib asset** jrsari Ghalrnwn, mer, was awarded a large cup, H, Mayer Jr., of 2318 Mountain garden, Mrs. Joseph Scheer and spending the remainder of the UsU III, Paul JfoHboId, which was presented by Mayor avenue, was married at a nuptial Mrs. a CahlUj drama, Mrs, Her-week in Beachwood. acceiMriei " Otkk, IMM Hal* Jr., Ronald H. Rlblet. A similar award i this morning to Gerald J. old Harks; constitution and by- Mr. and Mrs. A. Gibl>> Spencer was given Roger Witt for being Mitchell, Ron of Mr. and Mrs. Leohvvs, Mrs. Samuel Hyman and of Forest road, Fanwood, and their *f tht ktidget esmtnit. the moat outstanding boy. J . MitchelMhll of CentraliaCli , Kan. tht e publications, Mrs. Harry Faff. children, Jane, Roderick and Jef- Ortjta ef "Wlaalaej" ceremony was performed In the tlsf eislafailaatioif' of Mayor Rlblet, who was intro- Standing committee, chairmen frey, have returned from a week The word "Winnipeg," literal!? "for the searching Imagination, we Seventh Dolores Catholic Church ef the annual budget, duced to the gathering of. more ; ares, Memberihip, Mrs, Alfred et Lanoke Harbor, translated, means "dirty waters,** in' Manhattan, Kan., by' Rev. Fa- • appropriations to be in. than 200 persons, by Sidney Hul- Lawler; year book, Mrs. Edward Arthur Home of Hunter ave- and the city derived iti ristne from ther Cramer, a cousin -of the will present a concept ol interior fsr the varloui psftksieat. slter, president of the association, Mstthiack; good cheer, Mrs, Ru-nue, Fanwood, returned yestevday nearby Like WlnMpef, a JW-rnlle groom. A wedding breakfast fol- 8 •etMtle*. During the past also presented awards to the high dolph Dormaier; historian, Mrs, from a several weeks business trip stretch ol water, so Ura> tt leak* lowed for the Immediate families, i H*ttelpMlng activities were ralnt winners for the season as irandln Neighbor; transportation, to Buffalo, N. T., for the Bakellte Uk« an ocean. rhythm in decorative accessories in the Hotel Gillette In Manhattan. "" stoats, Olrl Icoota, the (follows! Gills, 8 to 9 years of age, (Ii-8. Raymond Callaghan; budget Corp. in Bound Brook. The bride, given in marriage by isUe LfKrary, the Scotch Jessica Richards; 10 to 12 age ind finance, Mrs. John Carboy; her father, wore a gown of im- and in delightful gifts ,.. " ~ " »nd the local group, Judith Wood and 13 to 16 Hospitality, Mrs. Herman Fette torted white Swiss organdy over years of age, Antoinette* Fourre; ind publicity, Mrs. F. E. Williams. Din* reported that the un- : ice blue satin: The (town Had a Mrs. Fette will be chairman of PIANO TUNING PIANO TUNING boys, 5 to », Robert Ingram; 10 to tight bodice with a boat neckline, high total of 90 per cent, 12is,, mDRo y mMillm s and 13 to 16, Charles lostesses for the luncheon on the For «l*rt mrk r«Hi—.- cUfllA jiuffed sleeves and a full skirt end- [4th which will be held in the m Iti Pledged during the McDerniott. of Ja.it fall had been re- ing in a court train. She wore ihapol of the Baptist Church. As- .LAMPS Merit awards were given in the a fingertip veil of illusion attach- C. Vredenburgh witk aasiraiwe that the re- following dasninnetio'ns: 5 to 9, Isting her will be Mrs. Schiller, TVNER AND HEUUlLlJErV ii hrino —. - . . — . „ - ed to a head piece of orange blos- Vlrs. George BhifTner, Mrs. Ben- Eittatea l>>rairnla On Kepalr Wwrk ArraasH. INTERIOR GLASSWARE 10O net H""*™* *«"*">. C»thy Burns, Bet- . mmi in the M ry of 8cot 8tyle ami n Korb, Mrs. H. Fenaday, 240 North Ave., W., CRANFORD Tel. Cr. 6-I318-W PO'lty Davis, Eleanor Douglas, Jane •, „„(,,,, „ &Uquet of stepha- Urs, Mauer, Mrs. Callaghan, Mrs, ACCESSORIES POTTERY | Gilbert, Sandra Hammer,, Kather- j notig „„,, „ white orcMd; 8h4 ha<, aiT and Mrs. T, Montagne. Miss ine Lepat, Susan Legat, Peggy as her attendant Miss Reglna lose Marie Fowler, a studont in by nationally JEWELRY < Kline To Mulnier, Linda McCracken, Nan- Mitchell, sister of the groom, who tie local high school, who rep're- PIANO INFLATION? ef Mrs. Mary V. Kline of 351 Vomen, wilt speak of her expert- New and Us«l Long, Janice Cripjwn, Jane Koof- CARDS and Wilbur L. Kline The groom had as best man hismces and observations at tlfe con- man, Sandy Millwater, Betty At Big Saving*. i road, Warrenvllle, •brother, Joseph Mitchell. Robert orence. h Schramm, Pamela Uocco, Leona wd Saturday to Wil- Kluln, a cousin of the bride of Rocco, Judy Mackay, Jane Mackay, Jeaspb IMurtagh, son of Mr, Eliiabeth, was an usher. Freder- lifts and 137 e*M ate. Nancy Neumullcr, Mary Grace inn.. LeLao Murtagh of Malone, ick and Clarence Mitchell, broth- I Mn. Paltz, Gail Hammeal, Dennis Bab- Briefs i'Y. The nuptial mats will be ers of the groom, served on the CRANFORD PIANO CO. cock, Stuart Burns, Lee Dunn, decorative WMtfietd 1 kt 11 a. m. in St. Her- altar. Miles Freeman, Clarke Hammeal, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stocker Piuo* Baa«hl *n4 SM d's Church in Plainfield by Rev. The bride is a graduate of the Gerald Hulsizer, John Klein, John ,nd son, George, of Hunter ave- 3 NORTH AVENUE, E. Cr. •»20 CRANFORD, N. J. acceuories 2-2558 DriKolL and a reception North Plainfield High School, at- Irving, William Newell, John Le- me, Fanwood, are visiting sev- Onwaite Statha Plata 11 follow at^rbor Inn in Arbor. tended Montclair State Teacher's gat, Soiiny Lcgat, Paul Olsen, Rob- ral friends this week on their fUlf Kline, who will be given in College and had three years at ert Truitt, David voin Lehn, Jay notor trip through New York and crriage by her great uncle, Stev- Kansas State. Teacher's College. Walker, Owen Meisinger, Richard jafts of New England. They were i Yanlk of Philadelphia, will have She is a former Powers model in White, Howard Wood, Kenneth he guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kay- liter maid of honor, Miss Terry New York City, and is now a tech- Wood, Norman Richards and Rob- nond Do Wollo, formerly of Fan- eRoae of Olean, N. Y. Miss De- nician in veterinary research in You ought to be ert Plummer. 'ood and no\y of Palatine Bridge, i was a college roommate. Mr. Kansas State Teachers College. Girls 10 to IB, Cathy Chemldlin, I, Y.; and Mrs. Douglas Hatfleld. Murtagh has asked Arthur Handly The groom is a student in veter- driving a Kathryn Klein, Muriel Irving, T Malone to be his best man. Ush- lao formerly of Fanwood, and Lucy Purvis, Patricia vom Lehn, will bo Kenneth Murtagh, Barbara Menzoff, Virginia Brook, "er of the groom, and Jon Janice Cooper, Gail Frui'hnuf, and, also of Malone. Rosemary Kleinhana, Rosemary 'The couple will leave for a roo-Lane, Evelyn Skucas, Shirley.Mill- , trip in the Adirondacks and water, Nancy Newell, Nancy Park- * their return will reside at er, Lynn Brown, Janet Bazin, Non- I North Aurora street in Ithaca, cy Grison, Virginia Gross, Nancy Y. Parish, Audrey., Prior, Marilyn , Miss Kline is a gradaute of thoAustin, Betty Beyer, Mary Jane Plains High School, tho Davis, Altec Witt, Louise Bawc, i> School of Models in New Nancy Taber and Peggy Honald. fork and is today receiving her Boys in tho some age group, Rob- JJI. 8. degree from Ithaca College, 'vtwhere she majored in physical ed- ucation andjiealth. She is a mem- !jker of the Delta Phi Beta sorority W- I AOREC WITH YOU ^ and recently wag elected to the ^ Adelphi Honorary Society'in Ith- DOCTOR .'TMMK'Swo -'"»ca. Mr. Murtngh attended Frank- JMARMACV IN TM COUNTRY ;lin Academy In Malone and Fer- :;,vla Institute In Big Rapids, Mich. MOM 0WINDA»UtHAN FIn,the fall he will leturn to Ithaca fi College where he will commence £r;>hls Junior year, majoring in phys- CENTRAL' !(jeal education and health. During PHARMACY [> the recent war, he spent two years in Europe with the Infantry. 2f COUMt { HAD YOU* PftMCRtPTIONft HyUnhldt Drlm **l~ml m wtt mcMt «««* I Jean Marie Lemal, A Pmkia al Ga*nl Mmt • ChoM. Harrah Engaged raico.TN»e/ 9 The engagement of Miss Jean i Marie Lemal, daughter of Richard j It * a Wonderful Car-a Wonderful BiiU? \'T. Lemal of 244 Martino avenue j If You're Planning Now For 'and the late Mrs. Lemal, to Charles Wherever you go these days yon are likely to hear people talking about the new Fontiac. -"•} Robert Harrah of Akron, O., was | t: announced at' a betrothal party . Naturally, a great many people talk first about Pontiac's outstanding beauty. They J held in the Lemal home last Sntur- Building and Repair could hardly help noticing iti ' We're fully stocked with lumber and building sup- A great many others s*y they have heard reports of Pontiac's performance, its alertness plies . . . ready for immediate delivery. Our lumber stocks are properly aged to eliminate) warping. We in traffic, its smooth ride and the wonderful convenience of GM Hydra-Malic Drive* • carry only highest quality supplies, reasonably Still others tell us what they have heard about Pontiac's economy. And well tbey HEAR priced. If you're planning building or repairing might, for Pontinc.is sensibly priccd,';W aioiie l/io wry lowvsl. And it is so thoroughly DOLLY MADISON now, call in our estimator to help determine your needs. No obligation. dependable that it will give years of pleasure and superb performance with,, only PARTY PACK minimum servicing. ICE CREAM Vz Gallon . $1.49 We would like to tell you the Miolo Pontiac story—come in soon and tee for youndj! Open Every Sunday 10 A. M. -. 1 P. M. Builders' General 3 P. M. - 8 P. M. YOU CANT MISTAKE * PQHTIAC-Vitll its Sliver Streak styling, striking new Bodies by fjaia m «MM *mm»nan Fisher, new Stream-Sweep fenders, and Hi-Arc rear deck ensemble—all comliino to moke lh° TTHfYVS,lncJ 1949 Poiuiac trul^ "the mSst beautiful thing on wheels," MICHAEL Supply Co. CERMELE Lumber Trim Masonry 'Screens Storm Sash CuCtnaA PM.S. Hardware Paint Insulation Croiley Appliances Youngstown Steel Kitchens RAVVSON MOTORS SALES, fa*. PHRRdlPtY 336 CENTENNIAL AVE., CRANFORD, N.J. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE •,• Tel.CR. 6-0505 433-4S7 NORTH AVE., EAST, VVESTFlEjLP,, t-A-% ?H9t*E WESTF|ELQ JZ THE WMTflELP LEADER. T1U WfttfeMCIlOKII HwmistsSet Clinic Feature Warns of Labor Gives Proper Uw Heat Unusual Peach Broiling Trader Sirloin Steak. Recipes Froa Pa. Contest Town Anniversary Plans Of HMK Show Day Hazards Steak fans agree that in thethe other aide. Cooking time for amily of steaks a s rloin can cag- rare done one-inch steaks is around ly stand on its own. But it still 20 ftiinutea, for medium done 25 , Y W. AKMSTKONG New Jersey had only seven hos- Warning to motorists to beware MAB One of the losny features «f the takes the homemaker's co-opera- minutes. Two-inch iteaks require pitals in 1870, when the New Jer- of serious traffic dangers over the I'riov, Coimty Home Agent "Own Your Osra Home Show" to tion in broiling it to perfection. 40 minutes for rare done and 45 Event sey Pharmaceutical Association Labor Day weekend was issued by be sponsored jointly by the Home Reba Staggg, well-known food minutes (or medium done. Recently aaked for ray favorite was organised, President Herman the Keystone Automobile Club. Builder's Ass'n of Metropolitan authority, gives the following sug- ! In panbroflinf the iiMBl p -wipe of Pennsylvania Patch oTi. A WtstfteM couple may win a H. North pointed out today as he New Jersey and the Evertz-Zissel "The three-day holiday," said gestions for buying and broiling in a heavy frying finq without JJTi found it hard to thoote; for free, one-week trip to Sunny Flor- revealed plans for a celebration Paraplegic Building Fund Com- Joseph C. Osman, manager of the sirloin steak. First of all, select water err fat and the pan is left L, files contain so many that are ida nett winter. marking the 80th anniversary of mittee, Sept. 10 through 17 in the Trenton division of the club, "an- steak that it at least one inch .uncovered. The steak is turned WeitfieW excellent from this section of the the founding of the professional WmtlMd is one of the citiea se- Elizabeth Armory, Elisabeth, is nually results in many avoidable thick. If thinner, the steak is best occasionally BO it will be evenly * ** HHintry noted for good eatinf. But group, lected by the Lake Wales Sunshine the free home clinic which will be traffic tragedies. Haste is a pri- panbroiled. One inch sirloin browned. Ex»e«B fat it poured off parching brought to lifht mv Holiday Committee, made up uf The association officially was set conducted at every evening session mary cause of these accidents, with steaks can be counted on to serve as it accumulates in the pan. three very good peach recipes that various ciric »nd service clubs, most of the nation's 41,000,000 ve- up Feb. 17, 3870, at a meeting of of the show. A large space will from three to six perjena while I When cooked through and well ,- (specially timely now. such •• Kiwanis and Rotary. hicles on the highways and every 44 prominent pharmacists from all be set aside for the clinic sessions. two-inch steaks will serve from browned, the steak is seasoned and feach fritter (Parshing Pona- A few cities In only six states parts cf the state, in Newark, driver apparently intent on reach- it's A group of experienced home build- six to 12. 1 served at once. w ka) are sometimes wrvdrj in wen iclccted by the committee. North pointed out. New Jersey's ing a resort or returning from one u[ ers will be on hand to answer ques- Next, adjust the broiler rack ! A simple sirloin steak dinner g t rate hotels and restaurants in To qualify, a city must have chap- is the oldest such organization in without 'loss' of time. r( tions pertaining to the Construc- according to the thickness of the •is wisely planned with some of an parts of the country, and I ten of at least six of the 10 civic the country in continuous exist- "We do not suggest that motor- steak. For one-inch staaki tha the accompanying foods cooked tfcini that family cooks would find or arnica organisation! that make ence. tion, rehabilitation, decorating, ists poke along the highways at rack is placed so the surfac* of along with the meat in the broil- ir {reparation not difficult and up the Lake Wales Sunshine Hol- maintenance, waterproofing, insul- "The age of our association, and low epeed,< because that in itself the steak is two Inches from the er. One of these grilled combina- ,r occasional service ss • das- iday Committee. They are Ki- ating and equipping homeij and the progress made since it was to five advice on economic and ef- creates congestion and causes driv- heat, two-inch steaks thin inches tions is halved tomatoes, onion m wanis. Rotary, Chamber of Com-formed, are emphasized when it is rtw«bo . ; ficient methods for eolvinf home ers to take chances in passing from the heat. This low tempera- slices and cooked sliced potatoes ch cake Tec merce, , Junior Chamber of Com-revealed that in 1870 there were slow-moving vehicles. Orderly Jar vis The pe» 'Pe far which merce,'Moose, Business and Pro- owners' problem!. ture cooks the steak slowly and dotted with butter or margarine. tebinou County, Pa. claims cred- only seven hospitals in the whole driving within the maximum limit evenly. The remainder of this summer 9 fnaional Woman's Club, Ameri- it, ii i" ™ popolariy made in New state, three in Newark and one Such a clinic will enable pros- will keep the highways clear of When one side of the steak is meal can Include a tossed green JeWJ ***> »PPtes- .At m* ho""! can Legion, Veterans of Foreign each in Trenton, Jersey City, Ho- pective buyers and builders of new congestion and facilitate the move- Wars, Woman's Club, Retail Mer- done, it is seasoned with salt and salad, hot rolls, iced tea and a « sitatitute lemon juice for ein- boken and Pater son," he said. homes to incorporate the newest ment of what annually Is the great- pepper, then turned and cooked on dessert of chilled melon wedges. chants' Association. ideal in their dwellings, and to ntmr, when peaches are used. "Today there 'are, 168 hospitals est holiday traffic volume. . SylW peaches provide an M- Selected cities will he polled by in New Jersey, with 50,289 beds, permit owners of existing homes Main arteries of travel will not celfent Use for fruit that lias not the aecretsry of their local cham- and they ministered to 450,181 pa- to curb depreciation of their prop- be adequate for me number of ve- State, county and Castral ge»- been on the tree long enough to ber of commerce, providing he will tients last year. The average cen- erty by resorting to the newest hicles trying to use them next •rnments own ft per cent of all tht ripen thoroughly without shrink- accept, and the one having fiie sus was 42,194. and most approved methods of re- Monday night, so it will be the merchantable timber aits' II par NOW it the Time to Consider a age. And one jnr of pickled peach. highest percentage of members of "Similarly, the number of mem-juvenation and conservation. Com- path of wisdom for motorists to ac- cent ot the forest land of tha Doaj. M for each basket of peaches can- the above MI rice clubs who have bers of our association I has- in- prehensive literature on building quaint themselves with alternate las &r region. mil is a good proportion. The rec- never visited Florida will be thecreased from 44 to 1,780 and we products will be distributed to aid routes over secondary roads, An- t ipe given is the authentic Pennsyl- city selected. too try to improve ourselves con- in solving the problems involved, other point to remember is- that PERMANENT DRIVEWAY. rania Eiutch version using* all After that, each of the above stantly to serve the people better The forthcoming show is the first the earlier the start the more op- brawn sugar, but many prefer to clubs in thafcity will submit a and protect their health and wel- in the New Jersey metropolitan portunity for arriving safely and we half white and half brown so candidate and his wife (or hus- fare as professional allies of the area to be sponsored and directed withone undue strain. band), based upon .the degree of doctor." by home builders themselves in- Win. A. Parkhmtf the fruit is lesa dark. "Under all conditions, motorists participation in civic or club af- stead of professional promoters. Peach Fritter* North, widely known Bloomfleld should not lose eight of the fact jPaishlng Ponakucka) fairs. pharmacist and member of theBooths will be occupied by distrib- utors of every article of material that they are part of a great traf- Contractor Kefjaugar Each pair a.' candidates then Health Council there, said plans fic movement and that individual mutt submit a letter setting forth are being made to mark the 80th used in modern home construction, 2 cut, well l)eatcn and by banks, mortgage compan- desires must be sub-ordinated to PHOMI witrniLD S-ITM .* r. o, MIX M«, wkitna* •,i cup butter in 25 words or less why they would anniversary of - organized phar- the common good. Horn blowing l like to visit Lake Wales. They macy with appropriate exercises, ies, savings and loan associations, BMIOINCb MM UM». MOUMTAlftlbt Hi J. 2 clips flour and other institutions engaged in and other displays of temper will 3 luipoons baking powder also must submit a photograph of not help the situation." themselves. financing the purchase or building 1 taipoon salt of homes. I 1 cup milk The Lake Wales Sunshine Holi- Urges Care In READ THE LEADER FOR day Committee will then select the During the show a model home ON LESS OIL! LINEN . * nt badecs »* Camp : Outflt 2 39C ea. , ' . William Hal- TOWELS . . 69c Value . .

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SKILLFULLY Set more heat from your oil supply this winter—switch to S PREPARED General Electric furnace. Many inert report fuel saving! up to The Economy Dry Goods Store 50941 It takes but a feW hours td "The Store for Everybody" : change to a G-E Furnace—and you save for years I Terms. IRON'S ., Phone or tend coupon today I 147 E. BROAD ST. . WESTFIELD, N. J. NORRIS CHEVROLET, INC 3CR Tel. WE. 2-2615 LAMPARD-NAGLE NORTH AND CENTRAL AVENUES cl>t Ck "TRY THE ECONOMY FIRST" & "° '" "" Automatic Heating •>.& BR0AD ST. We guarantee to Weitfield ilioppcrt that our pricei are ai low or lower. If any article can be bought for leift eliewhere, « «<••'. Tk..». 148 E. Fifth St., PLAINFIELD wo will refund the difference. WESTFIELD 2-0220 PL. 4-0473 . Nite, PL. S-1313 mons Cottage^ Beaten, Mass., has I owner whs wants to have a well- eggs on twigs. Soon a little bump and embellished chandeliers, tends had an intonating and unusual There are hundreds of different an air of enchantment to the many ' dressed home, how to make that career in the food Md both at kinds of galli on leaves of oak, will rise. Next spring at five lawn during September, the best springs later—for some remain as breathtakingiy beautiful settings home anil abroad. As a trained willow, maple and elm trees, ac- of living, dining and bedroom fur- lime OJ the year for best results. home economist Mrs. Parker or- cording to Dr. Stanley W. Brom- long as five years in a twig gall— a new wasp will hatch that will niture. Gr.e of these demonstrations will ganized and supervised Aero Clubs, ley, entomologist of the Eartktt be held ct Warinanco Park on Sat. abroad and trained the personnel Tree Research Laboratories. There fly to a bud and start the cycle These settings exhibit a distinc- over again. tive collection of the finest authen- W'liuy afternoon, Sept. 10, starting in American methods of food prep- are just a* many kinds that in- at 2 p.m. aration and service; and organized i habit twigs, tic reproductions, with correlated G&Us on leaves cause them to rugs, wall paper and accessories. The location is along the drive- the test American-type Cooking i Galls are due to the "sting" of drop prematurely. Those on twigs A few additional settings are de- way between the Administration School for foreign brides. Then are of even more concern because I very minute g-all wasps, gal! midg- rated to modern furniture. Building tnd the Stadium opposite followed Jthe interesting experience es at email flies, or to microscopic the tree must grow over them, and the galls then slow up a tree's cir- the drive-around circle. of working closely with govern- gall mites which are spiders. Those Here you will see a lawn actual- ment architects in designing model appearing on most .oak leaves now culation, restricting the rise of food and water from the roots. ly being made and the various furnished apartments as consult- are wart or pill falls, caused by Renovate Lawn important steps will be explained ant on kitchen designs, community wasps. The wasp hatched out of Spraying trees, when the leaves are unfolding, with a pyrethrum as the work proceeds. There wi)l buildings, nursery schools; organ- a gall on » twig last spring and In September also be a erabgrass control demon- izing and teaching adult education "stung" of laid its eggs on therotenone resin emulsion is the best control. In some cases pruning stration as well as a demonstra- classes in cooking, nutrition, cloth- leaf just at the buds were unfold- tion showing the renovation of a ing and care of household equip- ing: back in April. ugly galls from twigs is helpful. DemoMtraliona Set Feeding a tree to restore its vigor lawn that is only partially dead. ment. Carrying her interests in Grown in size, each gall now is is wise. The horned oak gall on For Sept. 10, 17 A second demonstration will be adult education further she estab- a veritable insect city, says Dr. twigs of pin oaks may be as big lished the first Home Economics "What can I do with my lawn? given a week later on Sept. 17 at Bromley. There may be 25 dif-as a golf ball. There are some 2 p. m. at Echo Lake Park in Department for Adult Education ferent kinds of insects inside, and cases where a tree is so covered has been a burning question re- in a leading city college and per- ceived many times at this office Westflcld. The location of this as many as 200 individuals. In with twig galls that It dies—choked demonstration will be along the sonally taught cooking and home- addition to the gall makers, there during the past summer," eaid by impeded circulation. driveway between Springfield ave- making classes. are parasites which feed on the Fred D. Osman, Union County Ag- LUCILE H. PABKER gall makerB ; guests which are ricultural Agent ' «t the Court nue and Mountainside circle oppo- site the Pavilion near the flag Mrs. farker has had extensive »• In. plain hangers-on; scavengers Hous etoday. "And with the wa- Kings Super Markets and Lucile raMlalt* pole. experience in the food service field; which feed on left-over debris,' and Koo» Opens ter shortage and hot dry weather, H. Parker invite the homemakers c.;koo«, which stick around to take New Gallery there hasn't been much that could All questions on lawn-making, of Westfield and vicinity to attend managing a chain of superior res- ticing little miwd spots on thethe place of the gall makers when be done." lawn-maintenance and care will be the Modern Home Cooking School taurants serving about 10,000 leaves. Bom* an globular, others parasites polish them off. , On Monday, Sept. 12,Vooi Bros, However now that September is answered at both of these demon- to be held at the Rialto Theatre meals a day; consultant to a large strations. They are being held by conical) all usually roundish in one will open its new Gallery of Dec- here, something ran be done by on Sept.,13, 14, 16 and 16. Every- city's school lunch service. Some call wasps have alternate the Union County. Agricultural plane. They are hard little gulls. generation!, one on the leaf, the orator Gems, exhibiting fine furni- way of renovation or making over body is'welcome. No' tickets re- 1 ture designed to a connoisseur's the lawn. With this in mind, two Extension Service and with the quired. Admission ifr«s. They may appear on cither side other on the twig. From the leaf co-operation of the Union County of the leaf. Sometime they go gall millions of gall insects will taste, This gallery, with its dra- lawn-making demonstrations have LEADfcM WANs' ADS FAT been pianehd to show the home- Park Commission. Mrs. Parker, graduate of Sim- through both (idee. hatch* and the female will lay their matic white pillars, lush carpets,

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Frank Carria^ton's presentation a mixture of ground and aerial ported on a aeriei of neetinfe at- jf * new prodoetwn of the resent pieces, will .feature patriotic fig- Opera Howe to Cotton goods npressnt n STRI"' SUN.. 2:2S—5:40—8:55 in operation until closing the night MON. (Oont.)—1:6S—5:ar.—8:r,0 4OWI JUNE HAVEB, a M Nightly At SilB of Sept. 11. TUES.. 1:JO—7iO0—10:15 Slarti WMmMr, ••»*. Ttk. RAY aWLCM, 1 TtewizmoFoz LIADEM WANT AIM PAT ••LOOK roat TMK CORDON M.CRAE • ,' I* HK.%1 TIKI I, TKI-H«H')ll,Ual ACTORS' THEATRE '49 HIMKR I.IMMIi" THI •!•„ FHI,, a mat ..Him. BAT., nue—a,aa»-eiaa PARK HOTEL PLAYHOUSE . PLAIN FIELD 1 'LOOK FOR THE — jit.*o — ', SILVER LINING" mo-WAV «VRsmr*n TTPSJ Hi* Delithlfui Comedy ITrekahwIatr — Nesl Attraetlaa — Jean Parker in "SEQUOIA" NOW T TMCNa., mi.. >i4e—Tiaa— iaua. HAT, tTta—sna—aiaa " UAH V "ROPE OF SAND" "MR. PIM PASSES BY" naala aeasi tSltfetrkT Optratwe "HOPK OP «A«(I<"< J. W. SHUSTER "COWBOY* •art l.nacnalrr, raal HWHM SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY by A. A. Milne — a Nnr Hll> — PLAlNFIECD 6-8M1 THE LADY" J«M. Paloaka •«(>l MIOR ITXC'II" Gary COOPER m •OWB MANUrA't'TCSHNO CO. General Adminion . 60c Reserved Seats . f 1.20 4OW THRU SAT. "TARZAN AND MARK «TKVKN«. THE FOUNTAINHEAD PLAINFIELD 4-0367 THE HUNTRESS N GUV In SAND " »i'v, Mow., l.nn—Ji.i.v-*ii». 'ri'KN,, aim wine SUN—MON. — AI.NO — — Mat. 4, I _ (ratar> tlHKGONr PRCK. NOW ALEXIS SMITH, ZACHARY SCOTT jMalfer JONES, John(lAHl'IKI.I) •ANN/T KAVININA" VII'IKM I.IOKill. •N I1AY t'OMKIlV DINE CASE" ->Al,PII RIVIIAHUSON — KM* — "ONE LAST FLING" JllrVNIC HOV HOIiKHR, MMiE THIGUKH Proudly Presents "NIGHTTIME ., MON. * TOES mm,, MU.%.. m, TIKI., .ntn—riee—I«IM IN NEVADA" TWIRLIM TUBS WED.~ WEDNESDAY ONLY — SEPTEMBER 7th — Irtl. (I, T — VICrOH M.tTlllll. COMES UP" llltllAHl) CONIH Giagar ROGERS, David NIVEN CRYoftheJCITY "IMPACT" The Famous MtONS •HIAN Deborah V«r~Sabii "MAGNIFICENT DOLL" Black Narcissus AT II Km;. s/Pr,..raii«fv-..j MARLENE DIETRICH, JOHN WAYNE '1.00 THHV ttftffOpLPH SCOTT ., I.Mwr IIM> o«ir .- JONBN, J1MMIE A MI1MT Af TIIK OPKHA JUHK <;AHFII:I.II run niAr.v HOI «u . «WH WBHI] All thN Far All Aits TlllCH,. ' « l!l>.. I'll 1H». —«U<>—"4111 "PITTSBURGH" DALE IIOIHK OK HTHANCilSIID Hlarla Nrnrr, H. K»ra St'N. TIIHIt Wh.ll— IHOWV AV aiim—Trtie—ien» AND HIS GREGORYS raom wo. s-nat I'lVINO IIIIKHK" "PRIDES of THE PRAIRIE" MUSIC CENTER i. 230 WEST FRONT STREET. Recording Artist, Star of A PAWCAU THtttOWN PI. 68549 . PLAINFIELD Radio, Televiiion and Stage O|M,x Clnied M»nrin>a DUHKK Ausruat FOR THE SMAU F*Y Khan- Hlnrla Ceorga Ckong'a 1Ji-H«f Aatr • ^V.! .iul «atpllea ;|fYi.it The Air-Conditioned^ KIDDI ELAN D : nh, cUm, convnitnt Ckllana I Two merry-go-rounds : two boat rides : two trains : race Chi-Am Chateau JIMNIC MUSIC BAR McINTYRE'S horses : two auto rides : whip : chair swing: live ponies : ROUTE 29, MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. i 316 North Avenue DUNELLEN Cqmpietely Air-Conditioned. > Lawn Mower Shop free playground: hours of fun all-. Railroad Station) BE ALLURED TO DANCE New Power and Hand for children at low cost: com- BY RAY DeVALLEE and HIS ORCHESTRA •t Mowers in Stock fortable seats for parents. Purlter Sweepers for Sale EVERY NITE EXCEPT MONDAY NITE Power and Hart Mowers Fireworks 10 P. M. Monday OAK OR SUMAC. New treat. From 8:30 P. M. to 1:30 A, M. Eipertlr Sharpened ft Repaired went stops Ike ttehlaf, dries S-COURSE LUNCHEON from .78 Welding, Jobbiag. as the blister a *akkl>, |»atlr andufel?. Intlalblemskla. 8-COURSE DINNER from $1.2S 'Phone WEatfield 2-2528 Television & Radio Repairs C««. Mclntyre, Jr., Pros. OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING MONDAY 135 N. El».r St.,'w«ft FROM 12 NOON UNTIL 2 A, M. Collins Audio Products offers complete* facilities Eatekllakea Sliira ltt* «* all types of radio and television repairs. Work Special Attention Given To RleierTition, For Parly Baaqmts ™>e accurately and quickly in our plant on Route Sold at BARON'S TELEPHONE WESTFIELD 2-3873, 2-0153 ». Mountainside, New Jersey. Put Up To Taka O.I ItowPUyisiTaw S«tE«.Stf)L3-"THE DESERT SONG" Prekription Chemist* yn'r the finest component! are iued and your tat- .••faction it itiarantaed. — Free Delivery — **• ui, ai manufacturers of firat line radio equip- Opens Tues. Night, Sept .6iiL ment, apply our knowledge to your benefit in the tepiur and maintenance of your radio and tele- LOVE BRING »Uioniet. AT FIRST BLOOMER GIRL" i YOUR TELEVISION SET OWNERS! APPETITE 'f »our ye,,', tervice contract ii about to expire, BITE! "f Tou are desiroui of a comprehemive maintenance . • Enjoy Our Delicious Food • Anilaln TO THE •nd service plan for your television receiver, we LUNCHEON from 65c DOUGLASS • CAMPBELL KUZA.lukKn CanrlpK di-ra — Maalral Dlmtor MOBE AND COOL •"Igen you call or viait our plant. DINNER from 1.15 llox Office Open Dnilr 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. We »l«o install F.M. and Teleyiaibn Antennai. • Home-Made Pastries • Tickets Kremcr'a-Ncirnrk. BnmKera'CT'4 MORE COMFORTABLE 'Hospitality and Good Food' CALL WESTFIELD 2-4390 Falki are |utl •Inamtng ta Inuffy'i for Iwidi-fcuiinsn FOR INFORMATION AND SERVICE. ««a, is'iy houwwlvti, ihep* ii pmi—thay all know a good FAR HILLS IXoyal Kilns whan lh«y m il. .. Iand taita », M yon love jood food mat delicaries •( all lorli drive eul Wns Audio Proincts Company, lac. RESTAURANT In UH yau, dan/I alraaay here for dinner, From appetizer lo daisert every kite Is • R 43.1 PA1IK AVENUE, kn«w II, wi Hrvi a dtll- taite Uinplini thrill'— pleniint siirroiniilliiM. •«•"' ••ri-im OUTE 29 . MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. PLAINFIELD iloui lunch, nnilitlni of and moderate prlcea prevail! frull |ule«, iaua anlrat, °Wn Saturdays Until Neoa For Your Convenience Opposite New Telephone Bldir. diurl and caTfia. J :—V IT'S JUST A_ Prim Start at a FOR NICE RIDE £ Madnt 73| RESERVATIONS TO PHONE COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED m Atari ; 5OM. 8-2166 Children's PliHers ] t 1*A HL1T1EI FAR HILLS INN In " FUEL OIL r* SamervttU'i tinea Rulaunml. BnmmtnA Organ \\ • WECDINSS 8URNERS Melodies \ • BANQUET! ROUTE 31 SOMERVHll WILLIAMS QlLO MATlC I lilattn lo "«iaa»J alnilo" IttUoQ WOIO E«1I», J.SJRVIN& CO. SNUFFYS llnurlitlC r.tery SiKurcliij- Nljtl.t to Ilou Bvi'rlinif mill 111" nr STEAK HOUSE CENTRAL AVE WESTFIELD N.J MOUNTAIN A PARK AVJs SCOTCH PLAINS OIL BUBNER AND STOKER SERVICE THE LEADERFOR REAL NEWS i THE WESTWELP LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1949 Idui-ed and moved tor adoption:-^ etitution reading: project at<4 the people of the state' can help him legally and assure ll, 1949, at 1:80 p. m. 1 (]) —Freeholder BMier for Iioa< plrector Mi'Mune pj't'*idln|f. Hull I Committee, returning that portioi i Leo! OK "Tin Ugislature' ahaM not, in generally." • hint that he will not he throw* on call showed nil members present. | of Mountain Ave- la the Twp. o As passed by the legislature in the street because of hi* refusal to M*nute» of ihe meeting vf July 1 Epringfield. between Morris Ave any manner, create in any fiscal 28, 11I4&, were itpvrwetl a« per unil FI«mer Ave., buck to the Town year a debt or ttebts, liability or 1948, the Turnpike Act authorizes pay an illegal rent. And we can prtiUtcl topJeB on Hit' nif min v*[tfhJp. was on roil call unanunouHl; nelp a tenant get a refund foT pre- ttaWBtiee at the (tote, which to- the Authority *'ta provide by reso- H«hoUitlon that all bills approved d Jution, at one time or from time vious overcharges." be 4>rdcr£d pairiBii»ff <^oun liabilities fchall exceed at any time to time, for the issuance of bonds In addition to the protection i i-cpixi-d u:i(l ordered filed:— lv TreaHUi'er to eell *tnd issue ttom AwlMrfty of the Authoiity for any of its against overcharges and unwar- TWJJ. of Sprlngfleld, requeHting a'ntU-.patl»h noten In tlic amuun one per centum of the total amount munliulf c.^tifig- on MeiKfcl Ale., in of $2^,1*00. aa authorised Ly Bon< C—H Afti— appropriated by the general ap- corporate inii'poses, including the I ranted eviction, pitbent regulations front (/f the Cari Flemcr residence Heuolution finally adoptoa o« Mai le/unding of its bonds. The prin-I assure the tenant a right to re- ht- lowered Jev.el to tlie pavement, 12 194H, »t an interest rate not t propriation law for that fiscal and In addition thereto «li«-Jjt re- exceed two per centum per annuiti I— Aatieipatina; that year, unless-tie satue shall be au- cipal at and the interest on any apond to his landlord's petition for pairu be ir.ade to the pavfement on "i on roll ca.it. unanimous]] thorised by a law for some single issue of such bonds shall be pay- a- •—'•rent 'increas e —or ...i-*ievictioOnT -.•..<•;'certi'- tli lu thoroughfare for its entire I Mifte ftc raised a* to its length tvom Harris Ave. to South ^"ft^Freeholder Herlich for Pin object or work distinctly specified able solely from and be secured by icate. Thus the tenant can present Springfield Ave,, was referred to anee Ccnimittee, approving five per I to MH fcdftde witkmit a ftoud Committee. , tha New Jersey Turn- therein. Regardless of any limi- a pledge of tolls and revenues of any facts which refute the land- Bonncl actionu In various depart- statement. This is the first Hfgihtar, B-tlviBing leave of ab- mentu, wa» on roll call ununimousl ' Med n tation relating to taxation in this all or any pail of the turnpike | lord'i aeuvti of Madeline B. Gallagher will adopted. a Constitution, such law slu j| la MM •iiaarior Court bcre hall pro-1 I oj«ct finances in whole or in part I year tenants have had this impor- expire on Aug. 7th, and Hhe will UJ _ Freeholder Rowland foi vide the way* and nicun tjen take her three weeha v»«»- Committee on Groundn and Build t • ***r«in»timi of the v»- ts exciu. with the proceeds of bonds refund- tant right under the Housing and tion. Ingn. accepting hid of CoJonla: kmiJ section of the sire of loan*, to pay the 'interes t ed or to be refunded by such is- Kent Act, Mr. Pecora added. i (jutuv nark, advlBitiK .that the Painters & Decorators, Inc.. of £1U- Tenants are also protected temUorury eervicea of Stanford L abe.lh. being tlie loweat bidders fo: Art. > Th* Attorney Gen-1 of such debt or liability as it falls Hermann, Secretary to the County cleaning aiid painting coupec roo: i sKate Highway Com- due, and also to pay and discharge against the type of overcharge Clerk, terminated July 31. 1949. of the Old Court House • Bull din* which occurs when a landlord cuts Supt of Wei*)jts and Measu in amount of JttSO.OO, and authorie- r are aanurt as defendant* th* principal thereof within •ulttaJnif amount forwarded State hig Director and Clerk to executf I a Mlit for a "dec- yaan from the time it is contract- out a service supposed to go with HutJt of Public Works, advising contritctK, was on roll cull unant Says Rent Act the lent. If the landlord refuses leave of absence of James Ma her, mounly adopted. ed; and the taw shall not be re- Institutional Repairman, expired on /;-,) — freeholder Rowland for . it,*.' said Paid U pealed until such debt or liability to restore the service, the tenant Auv- lwt, and he then takes his two Committee on Grounds &. Buildings, Protects Tenant may file a complaint at the area week* vacation. approving leave of absence to -var- i ifcail—» at lbs eutherity, and the interest thereon arc full Chairman, Purchasing Committee, IUUH employeea in the Cuwtodlan'i " *» fact that the ac paid and discharged. No such la\ rent office. After investigation, adviflng of bids received for clean- Department, was on roll call unani the rent officials can reduce the ing and Miintintf the copper roof of moufily adopted, » CHMM UM Author- shall take effect until it shall have Overcharge Clause t.lin Old Court House Bldgr., was re- Freeholder Jtfgby made a motion i set awtvMt lor a retor bam submitted to the people at rent, if the service is not restored. ferred to Grounds and Buildings that each elected and appointed Since th* new law became effec- ComiTiittee. officiate here and now take th( * thf teters to approve general election and approved b; In Houdng Bill 1 tive Apr. 1, the local office has ob- RfKieter, advielng of the receipts Oath of Allegiance, which motion iesee *uy he claimed to a majority of the legally qualifier tn his office for July. was duly seconded by FreehoMe Red and Compare this formula voters' of the *tat* voting thereon. The tenant in controlled rental tained a total of 121,449 as re- Horn of Watch une, request inff Ptar«all and unanimously adopted this Board to widen a bridge over County Attorney Ward adminia All'money to be raised by the au- dwellings is well protected against funds for tenants. It has also low- tered the Oath. wed rente on 300 rental units be- stream known as Green Brook on •a is the tery heart thority of Mich law shall be ap- overcharge and unwarranted evic- New Providence Koad, was referred There being no further business plied only to the specific objec tions, area rent director Michael cause of reduced service*. About to Bridge*. Drainage and Flood and upon motion of Freeholder Dud- with any B Complex in Hs price ,«• Mr. Ttost a* 868 tenant* have been helped in Control Committee. ley, duly seconded and carried, the it, MM Authority caanot stated therein, and to the payment Pecora said today, Following monthly reportH were Director declared Board adjourned. getting required services, ' received and ordered filed:—County Next regular meeting, Thursday, wttaattt it, th* Authority of th* debt thereby created. This Under the 1949 law. the rent of- Treasurer; Agricultural Agent; and Aug. 25, 1949,, Bt 1:89 p . m. 'wtiea. Tha Autkerity paragraph shall not be construed fice now has more authority to act Hunt ut Weights and MetisuretJ. A . i)THEL AALLISTONL , Cblef Clerk. field and see how much Better MMsei by iU counsel, to refer to any money that has in overcharge cases and to control •tea latMataf* Following re&olutlonts were Intro- —Adv. C. Muster Jr., that tha or may be deposited with this evictions, The new Jaw also rules Mockingbird if famout tnrough- WMeh does not pledge stcta by the government of the out additional voluntary leases of aut tha world tor the wonderful; way Bevrom are. •f th* state, but only United States. Nor shall anything the type which brought lent in- M caa imitate tUe aoundf af ether to hi received hy the in this paragraph contained apply crease* up to 16 per cant in 1947 Mr*. . treat tells and other to the creation of any debts or li- or 1948 for many tenaata, EACH CELUCAP CONTAINS: HMBlta, it COMtttu- abilities for purposes or war, or to "These provisions offer real se- •VXOI»*I* op svvwa or THK tepel invasion, yor to suppress in- NKirrio Vitamin B-l (Thiamin CkUrM*) curity to the tenant who may be ^Mlafl 1' tha Authority surrection or to meet an emergency asked to p*y more than the maxi- ••HKHOI.IIKa O *> CM .2,000 U.S.P. Units (• M|.) aiaaa tha quarto* of eaiietd by disaster or act at God." mum rent or to move for no good IBT 11, 1M* HS3I.D 0 lit? may he raised, an The complaint adds that the reason," Mr. fecora commented. If ReaTuUir meettnar of the Union ViUmiii B.2 (RiboAavin) 3,000 Meg. (3 Mg.) question of the Authority's valid, County Board of Chosen freehold- i'aad hiding- adjudica- the tenant is under pressure to ers was held at the Court HOUN*. i MM eaarta should b* ob- ity to issue bonds is presented by pay more than the ceiling rent, we tSlllabetli, N. J., on Thursday, A UK. ViUmin B4 (PyrMmin*) BOO Meg. (O.B Mg.) the decision of the former Court of Errors and Appeals construing Vitamin C (AtcorWc AcM) SO Mg. .. ta tha Authority's eom- parallel provision in the case of hy tha Attorney General Wilson versus the State Water Calcium Panthothenate, 3,000 Meg. (3 Mg.) tt.ftate Highway Commia- Supply, Commission in 1916. The (wn reatslfisVto b* Mod with existence of this question, contin- Niacin Amide .,,. 30,000 Meg, (30 Mg.) I wMUa M.days. ues the complaint, "has the effect LiVar * Yaast ', .....,Q. S. which aay» the limiting the number of inves. Making A New Lawn? r will be required to ««ue tori to which such bonds may be Choline Chloride 20,000 Meg. (20 Mg.) th* .ajar future of not sold, thereby reducing the market PEATMOSS ten* e*k $4.00 Inoaitol i 10,000 Meg. (10 Mg.) MM WMMMMO and prob. for such bonds and Increasing the S.10-S FERTILIZER 100 tba. 2.i5 •aaniiiMUiy 1200,000,000, interest rates payable thereon and I fiat tha question of valid otherwise making the terms of N. J. No. 1 and N*. 4 LAWN SEED ft. Me FolicAcid ; 100 Meg. (0.1 Mg.) ralaaa haeaue of the re.tric- such bonds more onerous to the RAW BONE MEAL 100 Ifca. 4.tS aiki UttiitatkMs imposed hy ilaintiff, the users of the turnpike There la no safer tonic for tiredness and worn-out ' in tha New Maty Con- Alao feeling that a reliable fully potent B Complex. BOVUNG, SHEEP MANURE, PULVERIZED LIME, VIGORO. SUPER PHOSPHATE SILK LAMPSHADES POWER LAWN1 MOWERS and GARDEN TOOLS 100 Bevrons are '2.98 "•* RECOVERED AND RESTYLED COM and Gat It — And Sav. 250 (or '5.98 —AU. HAND SEWN. t AUO MOUNT YOU* CUT CLAM VASE A FIGURINES i taaaay*. II Nee* to « 9. M. , LBARTELL DAHM'S GIFT SHOP CENTRAL AVE. . CLARK. N. J. $1.45 PINT S^E T«I. Rah**? 7-1M1 Itching • . WE, *.1M0 . IHOUffTAINSIDE, N. J. BECKLEYS Moat Soottfog ALSKIN - relieves itching due to irritation in short time. CASTILE Excellent for rectal Grimy Work Clothes SHAMPOO itching. No Alcohol—No Alkali. IF YOU WANT TO BUY will look like ney after a trip to' the 69c Ivory Laundry. Excellent for Dry Hair. $1.20 VALUE Beat for Children. TWO 60c PACKERS Bring those auds-defying garments to ua Special: ANEW CAR- for back-breaking relief. OUVEOIL 79c SHAMPOO Lathers freely in BUY ONE THAT'S IVORY DRY CLEANING Weetneld water. £ LAUNDRY* / 69cl 25c 'Pick ufo and' jbdiut/iy h • 25c 16 PROSPECT ST. -WEJTRELD 2-502^- REALLY NEW! LANOLIN GLYCERIN Saa why lha New Yortc f—l th* dHNnnMl Feet how Ford'. "AAagle Tubes FasMen Acodamy judgad Ford the "Foihion Car of the Action"' Brakes stop you 35% easier. Feel bumps aV Suppositories Yaw." See the luxury of line and the rich interior fabrics. appear 'neath "Hydra-Coll" Spring*. And feel that surging Special: See those "5ofq-WWe" Sear*. They offer you more hip and "Eaua-Poiie" Power. Only Ford in the low price field offers Paul MEISEL •SoUder roam than any other car in Ford's field. 1 ' 00-honepower, only Ford offers you eight cylinders. i . .rord in its field offers you your choice of V-8 or Six. Stationer 35 ELM STREET . WESTFIELD, N. J. 14c Sav* th* tJHI*r*nc*! Where ebe can'so lirf* lie buy you so much car* And you save up to 10% on got, $1.00 VALUE too ... up to 25% with Ford's new Overdrive.* See for 4-lb.Bags yourself. Atk your dealer for a ride and you'll order We Ate Ready To Serve You With A Complete WRISLEYS your Ford today. PERFUMED 5 Yards Line of School Supplies * Water Softener Sterilized Tike At wheel... try the ten ZIPPER RING BOOKS BATH SALT GAUZE BRIEFCASES 57c 59c SCHOOL BAGS

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