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68th Year—No, 20 Cm»rH •• Sftooi Claw Mattrr at Ih* tolofftr* SUMMIT, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1956 kt Summit. N 1, lain « 4rl bt Ma/cb 1 ItTf K A YEAR 10 CUNTS Non-Profit Foundation Formed Case and Forbes Women Voters Tow United Appeal Opens Sunday; To Proceed With Housing Plan Both Speaking at Lack of Space Cuts October 18 Italy Services Ministers Back $145,800 Goal A major step in a community plan to provide low-cost Inadenuate library facilities, due ' Summit clergymen for the first time in the 19-year Two of New Jersey's foremost hotting unit* lor local residents was disclosed this week bv largely to lack if space, wan thp ihistojy of the United Campaign have united to back thU Republic***, U. S. Senator Clif- the announcement of the formation of a non-profit corpora- sub-eci of a discussion recently year's fund drive and to urge all-out support of the cam- tion called Summit Civic Foundation, Inc. tait will attempt ford P. Case aod State Sen. Mai cclra S. Foitoet, wiS urge Summit *h>nthr Summit League of Worn-ipaign by their respective congregations. Only once before * rmx*£i '• en Y»ters met to consider the need voters to give complete support has the nty a clergy publicly banded to support a civic 14 unit housing project on Weaver i for a new library building here. to the entire Republican ticket on project and that was.last npnng •••• Street The group pointed out that in November 6 at a Refublican rally whrn solidified ministerial sup- The Foundation rtated that to 1948 Common Council drew up a to be held next Thursday, October port was given > the low-cost date it hes be on promised one- list' of necessary improvements True Realty Tax 18, at tiie Hote) Suburban at 8:30 Ceylon Ambassador housing question. third of the needed $90,000 from a t.» meet the post-war needs of the p. m. The meetir^ is open to true The ministers and rabbis stated small group of local residents. A pubik without charge. j community. It was revealed that total cf nearly $300,000 will be re- Value in Summit 'all parts of the overall'plan have i To Address State they will all emphasize the import- quired to completely finance the Sen&tcr Ca*e informed the Sum- ! been completed with the exception ance of the success of the United U djplex dwellings planned for mit City Kepubitean Committee, j of a new library building. J Campaign in special messages to the selected Weaver street site but Hiked $89 Million spooacra of Mt» rally, only this | Lack of space, it was shown. 'Garden Group be made at Sunday services. The week that 'he is re-arranglrg his it is expected that financial insti- The true value cf taxable real I has curtailed children's activities, I _ , , public phase of the annual appeal schedule so that fce can make an ^tuiijns will grant mortgages for property in Summit is listed at i "rea'rr book stock, teen-afe facil- Foatnrcd speaker ,it a special opens this Sunday, October 14, „ address to reakferts in behalf of i I'rited' Nations meeting and tea r a new high of $133,947,752 in the ' ities necessary for, classroom- as- when 8. >0 volunteer workers will twt>-thirds of this mm and the the GOP candidate. He wig share of the New Jersey Division of the 1956 table of equalized valuation • sii^nments, sufficient tables a" start a house -tohouse eanvass b.ilanee cf $90,000 can be obtained the speakers platform with Seo- Woman's National Farm and Gar- released last week for state school for contributions to meet the $145,* locally by issuing 3 per ce~t inter- atcr Forbes who wM stores* the j chairs storage room for audio den Association on Oct.""'257 will aid purposes. Railroad holdings 800 campaign go<|l. est bearing nctea in varkus necessity cf electing a£l Republi- : visual aids necessary by modern be Sir Senerat fiunewardene. K.T., in the city are excluded from the amounts. can candidates at county *nd state library standards ns woll .is a Amha«s.idor <

t:e as a practical solution to a 1 ,1. In New Providence the 1956 reg- chairman of the Democratic City in t' e Ir-' • i- ! ,.i-l. |iionl)V>ii-]si anil 1 local prblcm of bng standing and City's Top Hazard Summit avenue and Parmley istration is 3,857 or 1,021 more Committee and his wife, f e L:cal erts f.-r v ti .' r. Pr Himik holds is one tliat would not involve use Faulty wiring and spontaneous • iii.-ial pi;Mti"'ins, including presi- placp. The Association for the la^t Season Oct. 27 than last year's 2,836. The 1952 chairman cf the Int'eper-dent f- of the N.ition.il Aeademy nf three >ears has maintained its The' "Music For Fun" children's special zoning. The Foundation chief causes of fire Tuesday, when was 2,823. chairman cf the Indc-i'^r1'>"t f r >"•-.•-.i-i's .mil chairmanship. < f the hi\i'h|i!art(.M s :it (i\iilook Hos- concerts performed by the N«W 100 inspectors, representing the N,i;:• >ri<: 1 Science 11 iard <>{ the N.i is the proposal of a group of in- All in all, Union County has set Williams group. No official of the pital. Jersey Symphony Orchestra ol- terested citizens to implement the State Fire Prevention Bureau, Ii n.il S-.-MTK e h'oiit'.dation. lie is a record registration figure for YVluntecr for Stevenson onianiza- The new ofijrcs ,-,ic located on der the direction of Dr. Samuel toured the city's public buildings, «'• .L.- 'f .aI ii ]I.-I t pie-i<'ej!t of John': Hop- plan. tion, tl'e ^ actual compla.ntants We ifield, Antek, w ill bei'in its fiftk seaM* indutfrial firms and private the coming election with a total i:n> I'.'(\<-i iiv ati~'-j'~p:isf |>ICM- Part cf the plan called f:r help and the only non-Republican Sum m it. M: «' L •-. \\ -...:.-. 'f on Saturday. Dc' 27 at Summit of 243,725. which represents a >!i • t ,,of t! c Anifi i< .in A- -ociatiuti i homes,in or>!er to detect common New [•;• \. ..'.-n.-r .•(-••.;'•,.: S buildmr and" pnnnle cori'>i'l» iabl> Ir.i.nv utilities by waiving of their 19,622 increase over the 1J152 figure croup in search of a headquarters, Huh School starting at 11 t.m. and unintentional violations of the Smith i ! W. -::. -1 ' MT : Al'i.i ji-r the A'l\ .ir'fcinciit i.t .v H'ITC. customary fees for. installation of and 32,420 greater than last year. received telegrams. more room than the 'inner offi safety code. ham O. !• !'• -(:iu>e of Dr. UroiiK s standing This years concert thtOM Witt wrviccs. This has been agreed to (Replies from all the interested • if !lc:k. '• v Hi .Ci ;is c<<. The m>ivi>, according to Mrs. At the same time the Inspection Every municipality registered ard Mr-. in organizations concerned with he "The Wonders of NatMM 4 by all utilities, the Foundation parties are printed in full in this Jj-e Spras- " was In progress, 17 year old Bev- gains from last year. There were the education of scientists and Arthur F. Ackerman, County As- Through Music" and will ftatnt stated. Also Ineal lawyers and Mrs. D'A>t-r charpt ! rhnt -this ! erly Best, daughter of Mr. and increases over 1952 in all except week's Letters to the Editor col t ;e supjyirt <>i scientific research. sociation president, was made be- Clarence Nordstrom, dureeter •rchitects have offered to con- umn.) deceit f I! ->w s the >;;-*n- j.it'frn Mrs. Leonard E. Best of 27 Beek- Elizabeth, Garwood, Plainficld f the Summit A^sociafi'Ti of Scieu- cause of the growth and expansion actor and comedian at the Paper tribute their professional services. of a'lemr'.'S t> ar;<; s .:~ie-. ti^'s has announced that t!ie group Mill Playhouse, as narrator. man road, began her tour of duty and Winfield. GOP Also Had Troubles of the Association. It is the hope of the Foundation thirt; you me t-t 1-.;it rnv l>err<'- is i fferirg a srx-CKil invitation to This year the New Jersey Sjra* as Summit's 1956 Fire Queen. Other large increases over last Mr. Pizzi said that the inabil- crat opp net t ros f- II- '• ed The l'nion County Association that all, or a major portion, of the ;ill teachers and educators in the phony Orchestra n celebrating: The Summit High School senior, year Included 4.380 in Union, ity of Stevenson aides in securing thrnnah th-.-*, cniire cjmp.'ucr f.ir Mental Health emerged in its required money can be obtained S-'-nmi» an ,i \i attend the li-ctuie. its X>\h year, of whirli the last elected by her class, is secretary 2.340 in Plainfield and 2,191 in space is "understandable in view present f'irni as a count) wide vol- »oon so that work can be started "Hi w m.irv rr re (( 1 e.-e c ten has been under the direction of the senior class, chairman of Westfied. Municipalities regis- rl our own experience" and point- untary citizens health unit in 1!).S1 °n the entire 14 units. called lide;,<'rdrn;< f r Will. : is the As-'iciati'in s second of the of Dr. Samuel Antek. During the the school cafeteria committee tering Increases of more than ed out that the Republicans 1 when the t'monCounty Mental Detailed information regarding arc actuailv Deni'.cra!s ' Mrs l:*.') ",-." series In September the pa-t surnmer, the orru'Jtra joirwd and a member of the service com- 1,000 were Cranford, Hillside, started their search in August Hygiene Socnty was reorganised. • community-wide appeal for the Dwycr a*ked. ' H ••< M.T v ::vre ' n:a: z;:ti •;;. spred talk by Dr «i'h the I'ap«'r Mil Iiayhouse mittee. In September Miss Best and investigated 12 possible loca- In'1951 the clinic, which bad been Linden, New Providence. Rah- Democrats a:e !:;.!.• \> IV-'MI John I: Pierre of 1'>'-II Labor.iori'-- to prixluce New Jersey's first purchase of the notes will be an- plans to enter Wheaton College, tions. All, with the exception of organized and operated by the So- way, Roselle, Scotch Plains, wink the public with «.T-ur:<-us and ha\e talks schoduk-d later in Summer Musical Festival. <> noinced shortly, the Foundation the present GOP headquarters in 1 ri t 1 to prepare for a teaching career, Springfield and Summit. claims cf Iwing ir.dejx'ndc: I.'" ' the M-.T-on by Prof. Walter Kan/-! '" -' iM'Came a separate agency '•aid. the former Siegel store on Spring- Dr Antek is recognized as an career. Mrs. Dw>er ported nit- that mann of Princeton on protein de- , to continue its specialized treat- 1 authority op, concerts for chil- The inspection, which got under field avenue, proved to be un- natuii/ati in and by the well known merit service- tinder the name of Clifford Scott Next Foe "these s.t people all 'jnr organ- dren He is Uie rwilar conductor World Scries Enthnsicsts way at 10 a. m. in tne morning, available. The Stevenson group, - theorcti'-al phy.Mci'-t Georce (!a- ! the Mental Hygiene Clinic of l'nion izers of and rfficers : i t* e l".<'e- /if the . Philadelphia Svmphony Nebbed for Stealing Radic was held in conjunction witti the he maintains, simply started mow. who is t> speak on the- vari- County to residents of Summit and Of Summir HMrcppers pendents l>x William- ' Orchestra for its five children's Caught up in the fever of fol- city's fecond all-out observance their hunt too late and blaming ous wa>s of determining the age I six other Union County financially "And," shr addefl. ' rv< r^l of concerts given annually Under ding the World Series resulted of Fire Prevention Week which The Hilltoppers face Clifford their lick of success on Repub- of the uriveri'P. i supporting communities. The As- them, mcl'idin? Mrs Ccxtr at.d Dr, Antek's direction, the New started OJ Sunday. Scott of East Orange at Memorial lican intimidation is "distinctly I soriation has and will work for 'his week In the apprehension of Lafferty, have bc-<-i the major Jersey Symphony Orchestra will l*o Summit boys, 12 and 13, on The two man teams, accompan- Field this Saturday, with the kick- unfair." I adequate care and treatment of spokesmen in cn^art di»tnrted i the hospitalized mentally ill; for present a total of ten children's barges that they stole • radio ied by local boy scouts, made the off at 2 P.M. This should develop Stevenson Group Differs Construction Firm Fined at^acks asainst my ivr<>x<\ .(-d it i better services for the mentally (Continued wn page 15) from Radio S«.->i Corp at 47 Maple day-long safety check in an el- into a good scoring contest, with criticism < f mv stipp'-rt of I'K>I- A fine of $100 was paid last 5 But the Stevenson Volunteers • ill and their families, for, the 1 'reet. in order to follow the fall fort to detect whatever fire l*ax- Larry Lockhart and Company take a different viewpoint and con- de*:t Ej.senhowi-r week in Municipal Court by the ards zre existant In the city. i search for. means for the preven- classic like everyone else. favored to defeat the Scotties. tinue to maintain that there was Mrs. Dw^'er added' A E J. Dunnder Construction CT , OB When hazards or violations tion of mental illness and for the According to Lt. John Sayre, Last year Summit and Clifford Republican pressure and vehe- "They ha\e bj.-ed thrsr were uncovered, a red tag wa« (f 12 Kent Place boulevard on a promotion of mental health for 'he Church 4 the boys said that everyone else Scctt batUed to a wild 26-26 tie, mently dPny that their accusa- on me on cl.'ims that \tvy ase n- ! whole county.'The organization is ri placed at the spci with recom- charge of failing to file a proper Clattilied 26, 27 *her had a radio or television and although the Hilltoppers have tion is any "deficned and calcu-! dependents h g at ?:.s r.v:i- ' now recognized as one of the lead- mendations for correction. A* o foundation survey, fur an apart- *t with which to follow the games tasted defeat in their la it two lated fabrication." j paign thmuc'i ii3- d r.-'.-r jr':- ing mental health agnations' in Editorials 6 though violations of the fire safety '">< 'hat they had none. When they games, are favored to win over They also raise the point that ment under construction at 94 New the United States. Deafhi 4 code are a misdemeanor, the find- saneyes.',' '•^d to buy batteries in another their Essex County rivals. they do not charge the Rcpubli- Mrs. Dw w r dt'cl.i:el fit r.nslar.d avenue. In commenting on the growth Pasiaic Valley 12 l ings cf f e inspection teams were "™t.- they were picked up. can organization with a gn'up. of the As man said: "We are deeply Sporh T....22 Frre Chief being advised. At a game to a strong Diver eleven t..e MIR -MlVICt caH CULUOAN d> of their parents'pending (Continued on. page 2) (Continued on page W) last Saturday, losing 40—0. only "deplore the. climate of pub- (Continued on 'page 2\ S-TS7B. «dT, ICUOD. r— t THE SUMMIT HtMLP. THUMPA?. OCTOBEK 11, thrj h*^e gnrn to oil! AsMH'iatitMit toot far supervisors by Angelo J. PHMMf KtflffMf MifCIMf PNMRMI TO NAM MeiUI tfalifc ir. 8* ii^tii against mental lUnts*; Area CAP Unit 115EmfcdJn SaMieri, personnel director of *nd for mental health. In Union : Hyatt Besting Division of General T© Vdwift*r S#rvk# Local Women Hit i maa? as in other counties all | Motors Corporation, Clark Town- cf Volunteers of the Don G. Mitchell of 208 Oak (Continued from page grateful to tb« rttutw it Sssc mrt if* I nited States, mental ill Adult Education skip; aad the Summit Bridge Club Ridge avenue, chairman and pres- Williams camp are parading mit aad BerforteJ M»*22s a» ix** if the treat srourge." by Frank Hammond, director. Tfae Chapter of the ident of Sylvania Electric Prod- der false banners; that their of our otter I'toos ta^sfr ems. Mr* Ackermao also said that From Convention week's schedule u completed oa American Red Cross hai recently dependent front is actually a fti"inI. muntties for tfe« *JH A-socsa'ion was thankful to Five Summit members, offie- Classes at YMCA Thursday tight with a class in sent out a n> appeal to retired men ucts, Inc., has been named as a front; that they attuUly are Dtw Hospital and the mem- m in tht Spri&f field Civil Air sketching and painting by Albert * bo would be willing to volunteer member of the Committee of ocrats involved in my ©pp©fiefit g o! ru board aod trustees lor Patrol Squadron attended the an- A total of in men and %rewea U Brew, Jr. of 17 Union p!a« from Summit aod nearby their services. Sponsors for the Third Interna- political piuioeopliy that you em g office' space for the nual conventioo in Philadelphia and the Sumimt Toasttnastcrt and communities completed ad- tional Conference of Manufac- fool all of the people all of the jon for the* last three: last week end. The staff mem- vanced registrations for 11 adult Quo. Mrs. Ivin C. Reese, chairman of time." lIMOUt i bers brought back valuable in- education classes at the YMCA this For tiie *irst l!n?e Hl|? sea son the group, said Uiis week that men turers to be held at the Hotel That philosophy, Mrs i i ; •?»r RUST 4 STIiJiS formation for tlit community re week. Staff members indicated the Y's Men's Club Will hold a are needed in the motor service to . N. Y., November 28 through concluded, "will be complete! Conn* garding the CAP cadet program I however Uiat the total enrollment meeiting at the YMCA on Mon- j transport clinic patients, blood j December 3, it was announced on pioded by the voters at the POlIt J.RiUo of 851 Springfield! as well as the air search and will not be known until all classes day, at 8 pin. | Nov. 6. for with each passing H p a representative of the donors, canteen workers and G»ay Monday by the National Associa- y rescue mission of Civil Air Pa- and group* are well under way Ladics to and from area hospitals. in this campaign the people ar? Metropolitan Lite Insurance Com- 'next week. Though tfae first *ses- tion of Manufacturers. trol. '• Summit High •• It was learned that the East seeing behind more and mort of PiBj, hi* returned from New The north eastern division of sions of classes were held this Mr. Mitchell is also president of Orange Veterans Administration my opponent's potitical Vimt City where he participated CAP. it was learned, will be work- week, tlie rolls will be held open Highlights \ hospital is in need of daytime help the Summit Board of Education. fitges," m a Two-«etk training course on ing more closely than ever before next week. Entries are being ac-| life underwriting tech- cepted in all classes previously By folly Hint < in the recreation office. Volun- with the Air Force in search and The Dramatic Club, Guise and aad practices. rescue operations; therefore, announced. Persons interested in teers are needed to, help with me- Disguise, recently held tryout* to chanical drawing, hobbies and to OnLOi of insurance i» ascribed heavy responsibility i» placed upon this program are urged to con- tact the YMCA at CR. 3-SS30. replace (raduating members of assist professionals in occupa- to tiie Roman emperor Claudius the Springfield unit as well as last year. Approximately §0 stud- others in New Jersey, to train Because tht YMCA's program tional therapy. SUMMIT LUMBER CO. mOAD of adult education la beginning its ents tried out, but only 23 could Volunteer* are asked to call th^ir ground rescue teams and be accepted. Those who were pilots to be ready at a moments second hill ytar of operatiea, as- CR. 3-2076 or CR. 3-513J. '4 Dependable Source i XXX oooooooc soeiatioa leaders intirpret this chosen were: Toby Nicholson, notice in the event of local dis- Irma Hasielbauer, Roy Young, aster or national emergency. comparatively Urge number of for BUD CLYNES early registrations as beiifg in- Cathy Allen, Lyn Jan-Tausch. Nici The national commander of dicative of the community's con- Nelson. Larry Kamra, Donna ORCHESTRA CAP. General Agee. USAF, told tinuing interest in taking advan- Schrock, Jill Harms, Donna Zeno- Lumber and Building Material FlATlBiSG rAT CVSMFF QS VOCALS of the ever increasing need of tage of appropriate learning op- bia, Ginny Earl, Carolyn Trevor educating the youth of our nation portunities. Rather than seeking row, Sue Skiles, Jacie Rosier, U* EVBY FtJOAY AND SATUtDAY NIGHT toward air mindness, and itreised the enrollment of a large number Obnut, Wendy Wallach, Carl that the local squadrons of CAP of people in the various classes, Johnes, Avery Dickinson, Fred STORM SASH ATTHf are the basis and backbone of air the YMCA is primarily eoncern- Gordon, Judy Karr, Kathy Sharpe, education in the country today. ' ed about building smaller and Sue Forcellon, and Linda Bttlloch. The Springfield unit of Civil more intimate classes and groups These Thespians will be initiated VALLEY INN Air Patrol now has a roster of ap- in which each person can achieve at the next meeting. VALLEY tO AD. STRUNG proximately 70 cadets from this a sense of belonging. The warm The Safety Committee, headed Combination Doors and surrounding towns and wel- and informal atmosphere in which by Bill Butler and supervised by comes cadet and senior member- these activities are carried on James B. Weibe, staged a mock 2SS Iraad St. CR. 7-0525 ship in the ranks at any time. contributes to successful expe- fire drill. The building was cleared riences also. The three great generals in his- in e matter of minutes. The drills Courses offered this year in- are given without warning, and tory who were never defeated clude a wide range of interests. were Alexander the Great, Julius air raid drills are scheduled for FRANKLIX They include photography for be- the future. Caesar and the Duke of Welling- ginners by Miss Betty Preicott of ton. Summit High has a Pep Club the Bell Telephone Laboratories; composed of students interested conversational French by Mrs. In promoting school spirit The UFf INSURANCE Birgitta S. Hamilton of 87 Shady- recently elected officers are John Mound, BUT side avenue and th« Summit Trust E. Moore, president; Sandy New- 110,000 "„*" $1044 Company; creative thinking by berry, vice president; Mary 3Q Tears Divid W. Hill, Hercules Powder Rlemer, secretary, and Bev Beat, buy 20 yr. KAN—CASH VALUO Company, Parlin; world affairs treasurer. The club is tinder the « Mweor of dependable Service ft. M. IOYNTON, CR 34214 discussion group organized by the supervision of Miss Mildred Steele. Before or truck . American Foundation for Political IM» INSUIUNCE BROKE* -_. Education with Harry Ulrich of lions Ryer, Seta Boudakian, agent for Morristown as thi discussion Joan Thielbar, Ethyl Griffin, and leader; and chess. All of these Minti Murry reported to the girls with us at the Tri-Ep rally last week Check Allied Van Lines. Inc. groups are meeting on Monday ISSIVIIS rrmrsy nights. about the summer conference they attended for the YWCA. The girls We S«N On Tuesday nights tht schedule represented Summit along with 3O0 The Home of Include* a series of discussions by girls from other towns. Following • DODOE CARS MOVING departmental heads on municipal the meeting refreshments were • DODGE TRUCKS government; contract bridge by served. Benjamin Kruefpr of Bloomfield; • PLYMOUTH CARS the incident process in case study PACKING by Malcolm Shaw of the Ameri- County GOP Womtn to • USED CARS Hockenjos can Management Association; In- H«M LtinctaMi Oct. 31 • GOOD SERVICE vesting in stocks and bonds by Mrs. Ernest Hlckok has an- STORAGE ( Harold T. Graves, Jr., of the Sum- nounced that the Union County For All Cfcryiiw rVoAieri Fine Wallpaper and Paints mit Trust Company; and success- Federation of Republican Women ful speaking and persuasion to be will hold a luncheon on Wednes- Nal specialist Sine* mi taught by members of the Sum- day, Oct. 31 at the Elks Head- CLEARANCE Now! SHIPPING mit Tosstmasters Club. quarters in Elizabeth starting at ALL '54 CARS t TRUCKS m local moving 387 Ifltan Av*^ KWhiiiii DRtxt) 4-5400 The Wednesday schedule lilts 1 p.m. (JsjsrW««»«fT*wiiH«U) golf for beginners and golf for The luncheon win feature speak- OTTO SCHMIDT Jr.. Inc. persons with some experience by ers and a fashion show. Tickets E$Ubll$h*4 In Smmmlt 25 JW« Arthur J. Porash of IS Edgar may be obtained from Mrs. CRestview 7-0315 Prompt IMinm. OfM hidmf ivwibfi UitN I Plenty of Parking street, a pro at the Upper Mont- Hickok, jacal ticket chairman, by 300-04 Brood Street, Summit lullLlvcf. 7-1427 or at the GOP 64-74 RAILROAD AVE. SUMMIT, N. J. clair Country Club; human rela fteadflHrters. Phone CR. 3-1665 Santa's Gifts are FREE with ANNOUNCEMENT TRIPLE-S|gsTAMPS

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N»w H«»»B, N»rw«|k. MEMBERS FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM l*»ttrwfi. HM*wm. Ktwiibwra. Rid», p Ywfcr Srami, HtwpiWM, Mmnhmtiwn. Ou«*ni, Whl)« THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1954 Modi ExtCUtOT j **<> died August a, hM been I its Uisir.es* manager and nue. Berkeley Height*. Angelo, Jr. field .avenue, MI11 immvl Birbulo, Fhiloioeoa Del Mrs. Elizabeth Jaeger, widow! «1 executor and legatee of : tary as well at to provide iacil- of H>39 Mountain avenue, Rr>bert Stock in iho A \i IM 1)UIMhu« ,i. a daughter-in-law, aod t*o Medical 6roup ; sties tor a medical library. *e late Heary Jaeger of 60 his estate, according to the uifi A. of 13o Dogwood lane and Ralph FloriM>. Inc . was loft U> tiie *l.m*> sjiandshildren are turned resid- ; The group abo pointed out that T Giacco, a Mepson, of 360 Plain- sons amt the >u-p*nn and m«-> and uary legatees. c^v tveoue, New Prevideoce, | fied ,t the Surrogate', office. no major structural alteration* on Asks Variance the property were contemplated and ttiat only minor repairs and redecorating would be needed to For Expansion put tfoe budding into use. The Summit Medical Group of At present. 25 physician* and 129 Summit avenue appealed to 75 other employee*, including the Ordinance Board of Adjust- techniciani, nurses and office WHO | merit Monday mgtrt for a zoning personnel, are housed in the two | variance which would permit buildings. The newer building at J • . . them the use of property at 126 124 Summit avenue was construct- IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE Summit avenue for tiie purpose* ed in 194». TO SERVE of expansion although the site lie* Office* Shaved Fabulous in a "H-Hotel and Apartment It «u learned that crowded Zone." conditions have forced staff doc- Members of the Medical Group* tors to share uffcces, while at beaded by W. T. Johnston, admin- tone* the library baa been util-. TAGE STAMP" istrator, taod that a shortag* of iied for a patient** waiting room. YOU? •pace at the group's present build- Hie Medical Group, which has ings at 124 and 129 Summit ave- owned the property at 136 Sum- CONGRESSMAN nue, ha* hampered operation. By mit avenue since August of this utilizing the property at 126 Sum- COMMISSIONED - Frank H. Di- % year, said that present facilities mit avenue, the group said it are detrimental to both patient Muccio. Jr. was separated from HARRISON A. WILLIAMS would be able to house the ac- and personnel. the I . S.Army as a M Sgt. at Fort counting and bookkeeping depart- Devens. Mass . on September 12 to ments, provide office space for Property owners and apartment dwellers in the immediate area J accept t (Jnect cumnussion as a went on record as being In favor 2nd lieutenant in the Medical Serv- of the Medkal Group's acquisi- ice Corps. A son of Mr. and Mrs. tion of the property saying that Frank DiMuccio of 75 Broad street, "both times whea the Medical he graduated from Summit High Group constructed building, the '• School and is present!} area has been improved." in Atlantic I'nion College" and Working Together 1 ton I'niversity. The lieutenant is The group is represented by a veteran of over 10 years service, John Lombardi, Summit attorney. having served in the Far Fast and The board postponed decision Korea and was awanl«*d the t'ur- until a later date. ple Heart among se\oral decora- for Better Living in tions and awards. Lt. DiMuccio is residing with his wife and two Local Youth children in Aver, Mass. Among 3 Facing Appalachian The Summit Area Looting Charges i Sites Topic at A 17 year old Summit youth is' among three upon whom local po-1 Nature Club lice have placed detainers in con-' "Appalachian Adventure" \viU The Summit Area Chamber of Commerce nection with the theft of bowling . be tlie subject of a lecture and bails and ,' a box of tools, a ' a color motion picture when the wheel and a snow tire valued at j Summit Nature Club beginn its $200 from a parked car on Moun i tain avenue Sept. 29. | new season on Octoln-r 18 at the j Will Conduct Its Annual Lincoln School auditorium starting All three including Thomas, at 8:IS p.m. | Fusco, 25, of 29 Marion avenue, i The featured speaker at the ' New Providence; and Harold Me- j meeting will be James A. Fowler, It's no bigger th»n a shortie jlovc... weighs about three ounces net... fed* like Donald, 18, of Green Village, are director of education at the Acad- j charged with stealing more than emy of Natural Sciences. Phil- | nothing on the body... is knitted longer i.1 back to prevent riding up and |H r $1,000 worth of goods in Summit, adrlphia. He will explain the KCO- Berkeley Heights and Basking logical makeup along the Appal- MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Ridge. Fusco, was held for grand greater sitting Comfort... /its like something in a dreim... now comes in daifoJil achian Drive and the Blue Ridge jury action in lieu of $1,000 bail after his plea of guilty. The Sum-Parkway. The film will show sky blue and powder pink is welt as whitest white opaque nylon Lastcx*.. . mit boy has been held for action closeups of a natural ca^e, rep- On Tuesday and Wednesday, October 16-17 by the Juvenile Court. tiles and amphibians as well as and only Jantien makes it... girdle or panty girdle. S. M. L |}.9^ According to police, the trio is colorful plants and the nesting charged with a series of robberies of birds. from parked cars along Mountain Mr. Fowler has been instructor ; JintKn forever uplift bn. finest cotton broadcloth ...... JIM What It THo Chontbtr of Cemmtret? avenue during the Sept. 29 week of zoology and an associate in end. Included in the loot are tires, j biology at George Washington a compressor, jacks, sett cush-, University. He is a member oL • The Summit Area Chamber of Commerce Is a non-profit institution SET IP ions and a brief case from a >many scientific organizations in-! FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND garage. eluding the Delaware Valley Or- ' Berkeley Heights police have; nithological Club and the Penn- i PROFESSIONAL INTEREST OF THE SUMMIT AREA.... It serves Summit, filed a detainer on McDonald who sylvania Academy of Science. ; New Providence and Berkeley Heights. ' is now being held by Bernards Township police on charges of; Children Named Legatees stealing $15 in change from a! Of A. M.DdDuca Estate parked car there. j Children and grandchildren of, What Is Tb# Chamber of Commtrco Doing? the late Angelo Del Duca. Sr. of y 646 Springfield avenue, Berkeley • Con»tanUy working for better parking facilities Best of Foreign Heights, prominent wholesale and retail florist who died on Septem- Films Again to ber 19, have been named legatees • Holding designated sales days to draw more easterners to stores and adver- of the estate, according to the will Nnnwfy ROOTS DIPT. STOKI tising to the consumer the benefits of shopping in Summit. Be Shown Here filed last week at the Surrogate's office. 410 Springfield Ave., Summit In cooperation with the Strand • Keeping constant vigil over unscrupulous business enterprises and helping to Named executors were Salvatore Jheatre, the Summit Art Asso- Del Duca of f>46 Springfield ave- prevent their entrance into our city. ciation will resume its Tuesday evening showings of the best in • Maintaining an office to disseminate useful information about business con- foreign films. ditions, thug keeping you abreast with what is going on. • The new series of six films will i begin on Tuesday with the show- • Decorating the streets of Summit for Christinas. (This is done through the ing of "Gate of Hell," prize-win- ning Japanese film based on a combined efforts of the members of the Chambers.) 13th century legend. The film contains English sub-titles. • Survey of labor conditions is currently being conducted. This survey, when The five other films include, completed, will furnish much useful information to all members and is part of our "Letters From My Windmill," Oct. 23, containing three stories in program to get more people to live, work, play and shop in the Summit Area. French; "Diabolique. Oct. 30, a j French murder mystery; "Simon f and Laura," Nov. 6, a British [SO PRACTICAL TOO!) Jk ,.. comedy in color; "The Night My Who Art Tht Chamber Members? """"'™~~"~~"~™~ Number Came Up,"' Nov. 13, an exciting plane journey with events REPRESENTATIVE INDIVIDl ALS AND FIRMS IN ALL LINES AND OCCU- foretold by a dream; and "House I • , of Ricordi," Nov. 20, a Mory of j PATIONS MAKE UP THE STRONG DIVERSIFIED CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP opera's golden age as presented ; ROSTER. through the story of the 150 year I old Italian music publishing hpusc j

and featuring arias fronk/many j \ Its Officers and Hoard of Director* Are Most Representative of the Business famous operas. ' /? All non-English picture* have and Civic Life~of-the~Area>— — English sub-titles-

OFFICERS Ornomenfol Iron Work Porrb rtlltni* ttrnery nrttlni col- fet TV tabln Tea cant, dlnntn Frank N. Owning—Prtsldtirt «tooli. wrought IM»B lets, ofcaitonal lltni, Robert Dimsmotv, First Vtet-PrtiWtnt Robert Sargent, Third Vlet-PrwWtiit M. 7-3920 John N. May, Jr., StcomJ Vfct-Pmidtut Wahtr MrnmcMI, Four* Vlct-rWd«rt Harry C. Kaft*—Trtamrtr Wm. Rat Croat— Extcutivt Stcrttory Patronize

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Local Frtdtrick Abbott Robtrt DuiMmort John May. Jr. Business Charlts AsMty Carl Hyktt Jock Walttr MwtttcMl Ke n we til Ivtr Dumtdtr Frtdtrick Ktufi. Jr. SHOP Froflk Frank Ktrrlgon Mattfctw an extra phone in ... saves time and steps while it adds decorator charm to CHABCOAL ORAT CAMEO IVORY Who May leeome Members Of The Chamber? any room in your house. HOME COLONIAL ORSXIf The Chamber of Commerce is a national American institution . . . Serving the Picture your phone in a stunning decorator shade thaij ROSEBXIOB commercial, Industrial and professional Interests of Summit and tile SUMMIT picks up a color accent—or blends with a dominant BRIAR BROWM TRUE BLUK AREA. Any individual, firm or group of good standing, interested in the welfare, color theme—or adds an exciting dash of color contrast. CARDINAL RED advancement and progress of the communities embraced by the Summit Area h Easy to order—just call your Telephone Business Office. CANARY TatlXOVT eligible for membership In the Summit Area Chamber of Commerce. p.8. Watch for thi: month's TEL I^E%S being mailed with your MEMBERSHIP IN YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEANS AN OPPOR- WELCOMB telephone statement. It shows the new phones in full color. TUNITY TO SHARE YOUR PART OF THE WORK FOR A GREATER COM- WAGON MUNITY ... A BETTER PLACE IN WHICH TO LIVE AND WORK. FR. 7-1463 THi SUMMIT HHULD. THURSDAY. OCIDtEK II. IW of recreation. > Brownie Troop 44; 8 p. on.. Sector, munion; »:15 a. m.. Family serv- 62; 8 p. m., Session meeting; Gen- SchooL Adult Bible da«; n , m Monday — I pm.. Board et cook ren«w»aL ice; Church School; 1:90 a. m.,eva 3 at home of Mrs. L. P. Luce. Morning Worship; Nurwry tk Choir school; 10 a. m.. Choir ire- CHURCH DIRECTORY Trustees meeting. t-10 p.m., Mor- Sunday — 1:46 a. m., Sunday 2 Argyle court. available for babies aod <,;* ris County Leadership Training hearsai; 11 a. m., Mominjj Pray- chidrea, Carol Choir l school; 11 a. at, Morning worship er and sermon by the Rector; Tuesday—2:45 p. tn.. Cherub School at St. Peter'i Proteataurt choir rehearsal; 3:10 p. m.. Junior 3 p. m. Teadiers* Episcopal Chorea, Momutwu. and serum by Be*. Hal, "Cfariot Church school. t , First morning worship service; enoir rehearsal 4;:1S p. m., West- al Presbyterian Church Tuesday—• p.m.. Board of Dea-Among the World fUsttpiaatv** . Monday—7:30 p. ».»Boy Scouts; OampNoflhover, Dr minster girl choir rehearsal; 8 p. New ProvMeece „• * Sacrament of BapU.-m for chil- cons meeting; 8-10 p.m., Adult nursery during sesrvic*; T p.m.. S:15 p. m., Vestry meeting. of church hist«c% Taesday—9:45 a. m., St. Kath- m., Mary Martha Guild at home Eev. Rfcfcard A. Ftvan series. 4 p.m., Junior High mary Choir rehearsal; *3;S0-4 Auxiliary". Wednesday — 7 p. ca.. Scout Today—10:30 a\n>-. Mi*M-w.ir\ ; Fir.-t 1'iTabyU'ry in America;" «:« p.m., Chapel Choir pm. Junior Choir rehearsal; 4- Monday—Pawting of tfee social Wednesda}-S:30 a. m., St. Eliz- Troop 182. X Circle at the ltwmc of Hi> al; 7 p. m.. Senior High . l! a.m.. ht-cond church school 4:30 p.m.. Youth Choir rehearsal. room m the eveoieg. abeth's cbatper; 10 a. m , Church Graham Irving. 77 feprinRlield av ship; Weslejan Oub I >esMon; Second morning worship Tuewlay—Paintiog of Hit aoeial World Service. The Methodist Church enue. Berkeley ^Hpiftbtj: 8 J5 -.ervire: Sacrament of Baptism meet at the church for" visit ^ Pint Ev. Lutkerflfi Church roooQ ss the cveutng. p.m.. Adult Choir rehearsal j for Children: 6:30-8:00 p.m., Sen- 17 lest Place B««le¥ar4 Wttstficid Junto*; 8 p, m . Sun't. lev. Barry S. Cartsea Wednesday — t M p. »., Boy Summit Gospel Hal I Sunday—9:30 a.m.. ftrsl church or Hi Fellowship worship lead-, init Ommcil of OMirctev mwtir^ Scout troo«p fl. Summit Aveaw school session: Mtiior-iiigh ,MH: vis. Donna Srhrock, and Faye JIT Morris Today—7:30 p. tn., Boy Scouts; Tue«day-4:3ft a.m., tt'Srs adult classes in Borough Hail Shanly: Alfred Johan&on in charge and Walnut Street I p. m., Chancd choir and mm'$ Board weetang; 4 p. m., ju,Jv Sunday — »:45 »/m., Cbuneti THe CKurefc chorus n&e-araais. Choir rehearsal; 4:30 p. m Jiltv K*OO!: 11 a.m., Divine worship IWlartei Today—* p.m.. Ministry meet- Sunday — 8:45 a.m., Gbuttti ior high Girls' Choir reiieai>al FOURTH ANNUAL COUNTRY STYLE service*; 4:30 p. m., Hi-Le-aruers. ing w'tii S. Jardine, speaker. R«f. JttM trapf Tomorrow — 7:30 p.m., Young Temple) Sin«f Folks' Bible Hour. NEW MUSSJJONASY ~ Marios C. BahM Metrleea 9. Mai Sunday — 10:So) a. m., Ckwtxb Sunday—•: 15 a.m.. Lord's Sup- ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE AUCTION Caator Hmwum fntsaera »ebo

A large part of the business and won profit activities in this covatry are carried on through Corporations. Each incorpor- The Enqkman-Goodfield Co. ated company has a Board «f Directors that meets periodically m Tlla»a»h A«^a^a*ak *k to make Important decisions, to past upon the acts of the officers PHONf: Ct. 3-41t $. Ml 5^712 ami report to the stockholders. These meetings are usually held ia a special room known as the Board Room. When the employees and others smell the ooor emlnatlng from this room, they get the false tatpresUoa that to be a big shot and aa Important Individual it is quite the thug to smoke a big rigar, a pipe or cigarette. The smoke from burning tobacco has the THE RIGHT Perfection peculiar property of adhering to the clothes, carpet and curtains. TEACHIR with consideration... For the directors who do not smoke, a board meeting h aiiaily < hardsbip aatf a dangerous experience. The wife of ...ieeaay tofindin the Perfection is no mere detail — but H a former vice president of a large bank related how her husband Yellow Pagw of your it the consideration of^ detqils that rrw^ used to come tome complaining of bis headache that resulted Telephone Book. for perfection. Smith and Smith service from being closeted with clients who were smoking. He did Iff! provide* the thoughtful consideration act smoke himself and to Mm the tobacco smoke was Irritatlnf. Dancing iMtrwetkm that is so necessary. to Us eyes and the membraaes of his aose, throat sad larnyi. Mask; InatractkMB Be died a premature death after a few years from cancer. AatofDobti* Drivinr After reading the latest finding* of the Cancer Society, hli Inttmction wife Is convinced that his cancer was caused by breathing Bchoob tobacco smoke. Tnute aad VocmUmui Schools The Board of Directors of a small company had ten numberx, Acwleaiic tk Profouioul I • i _ I Voeatimal Caidanc* six of whom were smokers. One of the smokers became afflicted with Berger'i disease known to be caused by tobacco For instruction in smoke shrinking the blood vessels of the >g«. This anything you want (o in gangrene which necessitated the severance of one leg. learn—LOOK •f the other smoker, have already quit their addiction. SMITH and SMITH If yoa are on the Board of one or mare companies, it will pay GIVE you handsome dividends to bold your meetings in a clean /**% UnW W(U) FUNERAL DIRECTORS YELLOW atmosphere free from tobacco smoke and thus set an eiamplr AM Owtsfonrfino Strk* "Within «he A<«ont of Air* for the employees ia the office and plant. If the coffee mrr There «re an awful lot of youngsters who need helfU-food, clothing MOMI KM sttvtces SUSUMAN S ehauti have sold your company the idea of having a "Coffr* lMCH"to* A*^, Nmrt 5, H. J. 4\$ Mwrii Av*., SprlngAcM, N. J. medical aid and leadership! Above all, hope!... hope for the future 1 DNi»l 6-4312 Break" or if you have Cola and cigatette vending machine*, the money you contribute to your United Community Campaign will here Is a real opportunity for you to help your trained and loyal employee to avoid cancer, heart disease and premature go directly to the aid of these needy youngsters aej well AS to the care KM JflQCV MU 1fUm»E COMTAirr death by avoiding the nie of these addictive*. of the agi'd, the blind and all those in dire need. Won't you please five •.. and give piwrounly? ^ LET THIS EMBLEM "Forewarned Is Fore-Armed" t-v BE YOUR GUIDE United SUMMIT AREA HUMAN ENGINEERS COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN Look for TMs Sign of Distinction When Howard B. Blahop, H. E. Shopping lor Food, M«rchandls« or Sen/tee. Summit, New Jersey ». Spea faffed by PwMk fcnki MUM 4faluui CaWuBaaaaWmW aW CaMMmuavMUP Write for Free Booklet . lO-l •^ae n vrvwVmammB'VaT W Wlnwiwi n THE SUMMIT H|HAID. THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1956 Local Low Partner* G«t attorney for the last 23 yean i» Enrolled at Pe *aw> < \ New Jersey State Association of j School. Hitfhtstown, include John Brvdon has advanced to the partner,,, Richard 3. O'Brien, on Chosen Freeholders and counsel i A Hall. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs Wins Prrp School Honor grade of sergeant first class in th« Monday wore admitted to prac- ' for the I'nion County Welfate | John A Hall of 72 Blackburn Ainntij; cadet* recently honored Board. O'Brien has been practic- j ! road, and Aarun I Mf>sinn. von J\ Riverside Military Academy, i Riverside corps of cadets, and i> .lfC before the Suprenje Court of ing law lor more than three of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mes- ii,iinr^\rife. V,i . anil Hollywood. , a member of Riverside's military I'nited StatesSt' ' WW a session of years; sing of 194 Springfield avenue Fla . i.s Charles K Brvdon. son of 'band

•llf Court held at Washington. ! '-The t\v,o formed their partner- i/zi. who has been a Summit/ ship on Feb. 1, 1955.

from one cheese lover to another, WAIT A FEW DAYS- BE 3 YEARS AHEAD! < You'll Find On October 3<> >ou'll soe a »<> advanced it will

m8ke so-caUed 'new" cars seen, three years out pf riatr On October 30 you'll w vearsahead features them ALL • • • liketor8ion-,\i«e Ride, FH.ht S^rrp Styling, TotJ Contact Brake*, a Fury--301" V-8 enpij On October 30 Wll *t one car leap three full year, p I I n a. t of the low-price field ..hen you see and drive \kiAs Hundtrds <>f Cheese Rfclpen PLYMOUTH I on our Krripr Rackn! Abvt- lutelr FRtK!

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ORLANDO MOTORS. INC. FIFTY YEARS AGO—Overlook Hospital, which is f building" on Morris avenue. The horse and buggy noting its fiftieth birthday next week, started in the! belongs to Dr. Lawrence, founder-of the hospital. fr»n. 74 rrodtHn Plow Ch**»*« fr» « «7/T above building, now the center section of the "old f IKHH f*r «v*ry purpeit . . . l«n»y chvddor fot cookW i,tht%, loity lh«,M f»i wndwitliM, loncy imp»rt«d mn4 Womtttic Ut »no *"•" lj£ J 21, in the show case by the eleva- tors on the first floor of the hos- C/iicr4f Kraft large eve, rich, nut.like flavor I pital. Dr. Lawrence has contrib- STOCK FUND, INC. 0 uted a number of early pictures 'and the Summit Public Library Swiss Cheese b, ,:"Pt: Don't be fooled... •KLCCTIVK FOND, INC. I has loaned a complete file of an- Mister Joe's Private Stock, Aged over 1 year ' nual reports. See and sample these pri/e-w inning mammoths Overlook's d;etary department OROUP CANADIAN By Democrat Rep. Harrison A. Williams', claims ' is planning special birthday cakes ruND UtD. Ib. rrn«prrlu> anon rr«aril Irani Ik Cheddar Cheese | and cookies for patients during •utioiiil 4l»lrlbmor mn* latotnr the anniversary week and a folder miMirr: Kraft, By the piece, cheese lover's delight that he is a 'Republican at heart,' a 'Case-kind-of- (giving a brief history of the hos- pital will be left on patients' trays spit#d Kumin 8 oi candidate/ a loyal Eisenhower supporter/ an In- The first Overlook, now the PICM. ••% Cheese °** lumr Maaagtr , center section of the "old build All pil<». rrixllir O-l II If. II ID'.t; 2& CHARLES G. MILLER ' inp," was built by Dr. Lawrence ' Itir ruht l» llnill quinllllr, N.I mp«n>l)il<> SM SprlncHrld Hxr Summit, N. J. t>fx-rr.phlol "i»p, s«tr\, n* •lunr. w, 'i dependent'owing no party his loyalty. t and run as a private enterprise CB. 7-2737 beats Before YOU vote, study the record! mcats e • * ^—

As a service to the voters of Summit, we will— Get at our expense—correct Mr. Williams' failure to take a forthright stand on his political loy- alties and his political philosophies. For the AUTOMATIC next three weeks, we will report to the people NEW CHEM - THERM METHOD! the FACTS Mr. Williams has attempted to • Proiecti your car'i finish 69c camouflage and conceal during this campaign. • No increase in price • Plenty of o*f-itreet parking • Call-and-deliver service, if dejired Here are 3 Basic Facts you should know: New System Auto Laundry 100 Springfield Ave., at Morris (lormfrl> lot Broad M.. Summit I I'R 3-fWCO 9 5 ilailv 1. Mr. Williams is a New Deal Democrat. Kr»f«. M'% n»vor U preferred By his own admission, Williams voted for Truman In 1948. Miracle Whip '"29c By his owll admission, Williams voted for Stevenson in 1952. He has admitted at Democrat rallies his heart belongs to Adlal In 1956. SUrkint (hunk Style He has consistently voted the New Deal line on domestic issues. Board itMMM I Molvti Outof Slate 'New Deal ish organizations have been his big financial backers. • \.---V- •_> Tina Fish 27c the I.ibhy'i, drlUlous with rrarkeM »nd chrrse 1 Mr. Williams is not an Eisenhower supporter. Tomato Juice **— — 27 c "JTpiAiNHtlD His 1st vote in Congress, to scat Democrat committee chairmen, is anti-Eisenhower. N. B. C. • drluht served with rlirr^e He vpted the Democrat line 81^. on key issues in the 84th Congress. .- Cr . Save $1.99 Hevoted against Eisenhower on the vital Internal Revenue Code revision. at He voted against Eisenhower on A Power development by Private Enterprise. Riti Crackers - -29c Another KINGS Savings! Outside Union County, he has been in anti-Eisenhower, anti Republican speaker. PLAINFIELD Kinrt frenh daily. Enriched Stainless Flatware 3. Mr. Williams has a blank record as a law-maker. While Bread > • -'15c In 3 years in Congress, he was unable to enact a single piece of legislation. plac* only / J§C ITis only legislative contribution was I special interest bill. 5 settinsettingg - In one session, he did not vote on 12 controversial Issues. Birdseye Frozen Buys Thi fn«it IOM ••oialiti availakU . . . N*v*r One of the votes he dodged was for Un-American Activities Committee funds. . t«rnith*i . . . Ntv*' ruirt , . . H» -29c . . . N«v»r •••!•. Rxtr* Teaipoon* In matchlnr patUra, Are these the acts of a responsible legislator in BALTIMORE Chicken Livers >•• +• 45c »rt of ( only We. WASHINGTON Congress? Orange Juice 3'- —53c the WEST Are these the acts of a law-maker loyal to the Make your trip on one of B&O'B Ktnootli Die&elirtors. In addition to a restful ride, you'll enjoy fine food, Taste the Freshness Eisenhower Republican program? friendly nervier, and on-time arrival.

ft&O DIESaiNERS SERVE Baltimort, Waihing- Crisp, firm hrid^ from local farm* The answer is obviously NO! And next week the ton, Pittibuigh, Akron, Cleveland, ToUdo, Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis. Boston Lettuce cr.>.'."*~* 10c Connections ol Washington with through deep- OPEN EVERT MTE TIL t P. M. Summit Republican Committee will present more en lo California and Texas. Full flivopfd, rrinp md rrunrhr details and more facts to back up that answer. tm< In' «nd reietvstleiit Ticket Fridays 'Til 10 P.M. OHic* 4-47OO •• »-tOit Celery Hearts >>^ 15c Saturday I A.M. To • r.M. Study these records and be convinced — and ... W. T. Rudtlr, District *>••>•«••* lepretentaMve rttenei tliieketli 1-4400 321 Springfield Ave. Goldrn meet meat, ritb In flavor SUMMIT VOTE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN NOV.6TH Louisiana Yams 2 - 19c Entrance to Free Parking on Summit Ave. Paid for by the Summit Republican Committee PL US FREE KING KORN STAMPS! of Coach Howard Anderson, the Summit | eaa voU for or against his party aad firt fraadeaikbea. ...„.„ football team-lias high hopes of an safely, having taltttd the vote as ***. Jaats W. it goes along: ooe voles against his excellent season despite its setback last Sat- party when he knows the opposi- J2 Cbw SUMMIT ducted terrices yesterday urday. The same holds true for the soccer tion will win anyvriy, tor his party at team. Therefore, it is important that when when it ii clear it will succeed. p.%. ia toe Borroufh, i Thui one is all things to til con- Funeral Horn., *» the boys take the field against their oppon- Green-, stituents. avtnye. Bunal *a» m S»tl«s*J ents, both at home and away, they should Cemetery, Brooklyn I thank the chairman of the be assured that the stands will be crowded Young Republican* for this prac- WWa* « *»» Jtnry, IK with people who will be constantly shouting. tical lesson in politics. It leads William Petuchov, jr. for-,-, Surma •< I irruUlloa "Come on Summit." me to consider running for Con- of Summit, died last Wedr*sd*\",t CW> fuwli gress. I should be t tremendous polio at the Portsmouth v« , The Boosters have once again demon- (ContimiKl on page 7) Naval Hospital. He was a '-,"' U**ev« IWWM *£,"'£J2T- crated this all important physcological fac- I dent of Virginia Beach. tor :**<«>« -*• i»w ••• it» ("« *'"<* i by "whooping" it up as often t a* it is ' A native of New York Tin M- avauBii. • J. £«us« «* « u*r«< 3 ;iT» owcrt «oo | necessary and more. But the Boosters can- DEATHS Petuchov lived here for ten'^'i Otr 8l tt : {before enluting in the Na- * * " "* not carry out this function by themselves. VtUiiain Bntae fl ] Jan. 1, 1MT. He served *t>^ E4wd1 C. Sheridan . Advertising They need all the help that local residents William Brim*. It. of 17 War- the carrier USS Pnncetnr, ^ Marion A kens Advertising can give. wick road diet! it his borne Men- j Korean waters during th* CartS Hulett Editor and Publishei Summit people are known to take pride day from the results of a heart wtr and for «•* '•« two had been stationed at p- ,. attack suffered several months r IU> OtMTUMMM * J-V in their city. As inter-school athletic events mouth. are an important and integral part in the de- ago. He was a retired executive H« is survived by hn wife y-, BaV Ifl ftd'kJHBV •npw W OWt. B*c* cop*» IS MEtl MCA velopment of the city as well as of the indi- of Brune. Nadler k Culfe, New Margaret Smotanek Petuchf'-. vidual, it would be well if more would fol- York City cotton export firm two tern, Bandy *a<} Kei m, '^ i ••!• tllty r»y»KW tfcaf il«m his parents. Mr. and Mrs p., flM&4M^ttn1nf nan) aaaatf*'^ Jli frSaT W#4 low the lead of the Boosters and help provids which he founded in 1&21. gene Petuchov of 3 Chapel $,trw ••famf «/*«r 5 JM*. T•#«<«?. may 6*r# to the support the teams deserve, and, more Mr. Brune ««» born in New Summit. aw —*u important need. York hut had made his home Funeral services were conduc- here for the last 16 years, mov- ed Monday at the Paul IppnT.tn « For those who want to be more than just ing to Summit from Brooklyn. For Summit Memorial. 7 Summit a-.P. a fan in the bleachers, C. J. Faherty. pres- thirty years he was associated one, by Her. Richard Bnan r^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, Ittf ident of the Boosters,-should be contacted. with Neuss, Hestiein k Co. of thhe NeN w ProvidencPd e Presbyytenar New York, cotton exporters, un- (Tiurch. Baric] * in __....., t n A- £• Today the Summit High soccer team takes til he left to start hit own busi- Memorial Park, Hanover Thu I* the } ear for Partisanship pn LiJen ,nd m Satuday the {ootbal, ness. There are many citizens of the Summit team meets Clifford Scott here. Let the Mrs. Saauel A. Leila He was a former president and Mrs. Jean S. Levin, ». «jfi »r Area who. keenly interested in the election opponents tremble at the sight of a record chairman of the board of direc- Samuel A. Levin nf K\ Sprirj of a President next month, have paid little , turnout of local residents. tor* of the Cotton Textile Export fieM avenue. New Provident ! attention to the fact that Union County also . _.. _ Association *nd also belonged to died Sunday at Overlook is electing . Congressman and that this Con- the Canot Brook Country dub. after a long illness. -• Bafbenho Uorarie8 the Arkwright Hub in New York gressional election is of the utmost impor- _ .. . •_ ____ . _^_^ Mri. Levin was bom at %>, Down in Lancaster. Pa. the barbers asso- and the Knickerbocker Field Club York City and moved to the Bo- tance. nationally as well as locally. ical organization of the city'i min- to ask in Summit- in Brooklyn. He was a veteran of rough in July, MM. She vri, , ciation has taken a pledge that they will toss LETTERS ority party (We. know of only one, Mrs. William G. Dukek. Jr. Seeking re-election is Harrison• A. Wil- the Spaniih American H'ar. private secretary witli Saul Bow» \ out all girlie magazines from their shops. GOP Had Hard Time, Too instance where an official of the Public Relations Chairman, r Iiams of Westfield. a Democrat. Opposing Mr. Brune is survived-.by his Corp. of New York City. Her h>. From time immemorial such reading matter Editor, Summit Herald: hc>l Remibliean organization was Summit Volunteers for wife. Mrs. Georgian! Brune; a band is associated with Bel! Lab? him is Mrs. Florence P. Dwyer of Elizabeth directly involved, but we do know Stevenson- Kef a uver has been as much a part of the barber shop The circumstances which, it ap son, Robert of Montclair: three at Murray Hill. a Republican. v 122 Boechwood Road. as shears and comb. Any male who can re- j P"r» h» <- prevented the Summit of several instances where we daughters, Georgia Brune of San Stevenson Organization hvm ac-. were told rirher di^ctlv. or if Beiides her husband, she i* c ...... v,. .«««.. -..^ Be tnathat t aas sl ti tma mayy ,. thne eL Lancasteanc,ster r barberbarberss ™""' *•<""'""<••" -^ "»»*'**>>»»• h , t) d headouarte™ ment, admonishing the reader to formerly an active local Repub- her. Max Seidkr, all of New York X rent lican worker; two listers, lira. argument, for voting for one or the other but are doing theif share •„ the fight again,t ju. ; •We ,,n view of our own expe-, ^ in^J Summit*. headquarters vote "Yes" is misleading. If the City. this year the Republican Party of Union delinquency. Or so they think. It could amendment is defeated, there Clara Kender and Mn. Florence Funeral §er\iee» were hell it vemle our search in Au 4. Bv no mean* were we refused County has a Congressional candidate that ake on Junior's ! pust at which time we considered access f"> c?rh of the ]f> would he virtually no change in Rfdlein, both of Baldwin, L. I., New York City. be that the effect of cheescc the AMOUNT f>f taxes paid by ''vacant "rnnertips" hiit does not have to take a back seat to anyone mind js overestimated in these days when the t'velve ground floor locations, six Summit property owner?, provid- of were on ''nvailah'e for rp-frl"i and she is a bona fide, legitimate Republican, beaches and the back yards and downtown ^^ Springfield ave v ing present assessments are equit- With Mrs. Dwyer there is absolutely no t at home bloom with more femrite epi- ! ™c' four road ami j bec?ii«e «* are worki^p f-r r^mo- able. stree s o tnd Bank | crntic candidates. Some of fh» INVESTMENT SECURITIES question about support cf the Eisenhower j dermis than the Poiice Gazette would ever \ imet^Moi^h^Zi^ihe^x- This question—and it is a very refusals vpre reasonable But large and important question- administration. dare to print. It is a little absurd to think that j ception of the ore which is now enouch refisals w»re ha^«d on our has to do with the method of ar Like the majority of Summit resident Junior would test his resistance to corruption i headquarters, were unavail hyoothftirsl sroiin( ma(«ri?H". )K-t i> e fee! and the nation—we fee! that President Eisen- by sneaking over to the barber shop for a ' ? '? \ ?\* lt need pay. Shall there be uniform- iuttified in cwl'-^ir" t'-rt 'here ity state-wide in so doing? Or shall . . , ,, A , . , , •• ,. ,•,,.«. , i because of location. However. W. L CoMdy & Co., fee we continue to allow each political showco feerl musthatt bmose returnet voterd st ohav officee .prett Anyd wmuce alh- , ipees look ka t oulurit dth literature kitcheen whilwindoe alw l foher haa gandes to dro i tcontemplatejnce extensivd ein alterationthe immediats arce ithetica! t> fiir play and the Ko- entity to deter mine its own made up their minds as to how they are go- at Mrs. Nextdoor. or her daughter, pulling up I future to the building in which we party j method0 Irc Inc fod if such n cvc n t 0<> f inl to vote for the presidency. But there are weeds or just basking in the sun attired in | » - , « , 1 , ; V> t ti-p of proryrtv i T" situation right here in Sum Are. will find mi( mt w Borne who either are unaware or in doubt only a modified version of a Bikini, or reason- j ourselves1" <° the sam« and are wror* jn their ! '* 't"»ut questionable liV«!iitt a? methods. Richt here on DeForest •bout the Congressional contest. ' able facsimile thereof. tre opposition. ... u:li avciue the assessed land value is A nev s item appeared in yrur These are still perilous times and Mr. • We must a>lso add that our personal ex- f ( •iirr, <- jndircrtl'- from highly inequitable and suggests which charged Umt the' r Eisenhower, in order to fully carry out the perience with Summit barber shop literature paper !>»n rj'- rrmr"iHet and thai home owners in Summit are <1 thp St?ver«"n Organi-' paying much more, proportional- goals of his administration, must be assured j is disillusioning and downright dull. At least ri'v «t' • r "••>"•; r.-» t'injr rfnvic- when zation in being iinahlo t> --cciirc 1 f'-n, r- ly, than they should. The present of the genuine and complete cooperation of j it can not compare to the Police Gazette. a campaign headquarters Mtc • r v. ror". is a Perhars system /is responsible for it. Congress. He does not have that at present Plainly speaking, we find no girlie books in wai attributable to Republican in-1 :rercharN. oVting "yes" will permit a ee-n- i to be asM red bv you and he will not have it if Union County re- our local shops but only a discouraging slack fluence. A request to the opposi- "*t? ' Mr RRee- tinuation of present questionable tion for factual data brought an publican and independent custom- turns a Democratic Congressman, no matter of comic books, sometimes piled on the table m practices by Summit and other unresponsive reply. ers thah t bbusiness dealings with and cities. need and in tht more progressive shops, neatly th ir Own pprsonal how engaging and personable he may b« and Since it appears that tlie Demo mi!?. 1 ' I Voting "no" will end the* ques- no matter how much he crows about his sup- arrayed in racks along the wartl. Of count cratie effort* to iecur« a cam- politic*! leanings toward Summit's , tionable practices—through state- port of bi-partisan bills. there are the uaual back copies of Life, Look, paign sit: did not co.nmenei un- minority party, will not influence wide uniformity in assessment til the month of September their their clientele to boycott them, methods. This year is the year to be partisan. If we journals of the Elks and American Legion, even if temporarily and once in a while a Saturday Evening Post. difficulties can be attributed to f t at elfctiori Yours truly, are to depend upon the cooperation and wis- the lateness on their part in com- time. Fdward A. Butler. YOUR WISH FOR UNDERSTANDING SERVICE CAN COME TRUE dom of a Congress that is working with the But such reading is very much in the minor- mencing their search. To attrib Wp haven't given up. were sti'll 7 De Forest avenue. ity compared with the top-heavy supply of tite their present difficulties to fryinc, and .ilfliouph the time President at all times then we must see to it is Get* Lesson in Politics the pressure of the Republicans short, ve still wart a chance to that we do our part by electing a Republican comic books. Editor, Summit Herald: is distinctly un- j presert our case before local vot- Robert D. Brough —llrs. Dwyer. She will be no part-time sup- _. . . . . ! on "merchants According to a letter written by ers. We need a headquarters porter. There will be no shades of allegiance seemTh eonl youngey to ger fryt thei, whr ohai for rcu somt ae tsa thde reaso samen fair Summit Republican f.'y q the chairman of the Young Re- Funeral Home Committee where we can answer questions. publicans of the Summit Area the j on her votes. time we do. clot up the shop and sit with com oa«-s out literature and advertis- first initial of ones last name .ac- 1 by Edward A. Pizzi. Av#. ejt Mrs. Dwyer is capable for the post. She i P *** »bsorption in the latest doings of their counts for one's sticc?ss in the Chairman ing materials, and where we can has been an outstanding Assemblywoman ; **vome comic strip characters. And as we do our organization work of phon- House of Representatives. Being I i"« and mailme. Is that too much toward the end of the roll call one 7-4444 for Union County at Trenton and during her j P«iently await our turn in the chair, we have Shaitley-Wiiliams Debate Editor, Summit Herald: campaign she has taken it upon herself to ! Vet t0 notic« • »in8l« flP Kun- ***** knuckle. or supply of reefers. Come to think of it, . This .lette,.r ,i s written„ . in answer , familiarize herself with federal issues and -.; f _, . to » news item appearinK g on pace I Eisenhower goals. Mrs. Dwyer has the ca neither have we seen any overgrown Elvis •on f ^ yOur issue of Octobcr 4th ; pacity. the intelligence and the leadership to ', *>r*5'ev '" for repair. I 1956. concerning a meeting planned represent the Sixth District at Washington. \ j for Summit, it which a debate I >»:«« projected between Bernaid If ever the voters of the Summit Area ' The Passing of The Shanley and Harrison A. Williams. have been presented with an opportunity to Old fashioned movie villainary is becom- A statement appeared in said article, mirle by we Mrs. Patrick' play a major rote in giving the Eisenhower ing , lost trt as witnessed by the lack »f Administration a big assist—this is it. Any Romano, of New Providence. sneers. Icert and downright mfanness once voter who wants Mr. Eisenhower back in the County Chairman of Independents demonstrated by the "heavies" of years ago for Williams organization, that White House performs a truly patriotic serv- _.,.,... . . , , Mr. Shanley "flatly declined" anri ice by doing all in his power to elect Mrs. Today the villain is nothing more than a sUt«d hr vould not "at any time- Dwyer and to regain the Sixth District Con- combination of psychoses, complexes and debate Williami. gmsion'al srat for the Republican Party. mental blocks. Gone arc the days when vil- A telegram vas directed to Mrs. This is the year to call an end to the lains jutt robbed for the love of robbing, beat Romano on October 5. charging squatter tenacy of Mr. Williams and the that mch a quotation was not true up the hero because it was demanded of them and demanding proof subttanfiut- Democrats...... , , ... ing her statrmeni Mrs. Romano and tied heroines to the railroad tracks be- has not furnished such proof. Support From the Hltachirs cause it was the way to bring the hero out 'Therefore. th<» charge of this Com- into the open. ; mittee that the statement The Summit Booster* Association, aptly r by Mrs. Romano is untrue. rp named because it 'boosts1 all athletic events With the death ricentl{ y" o fgeneration'o George Banf - mains uncontradicted. croft known t0 anotheTi 0 de r Yours very trulv which emanate from Summit High School, movie fans as the foremost villain of all times, Summit Republican ON THK MIGHT TRACK went the last of the really true "heavies." City Committee has long been a driving force in playing up F.duard A. Piizi. Chairman the importance of scholastic athletic pro- Bancroft was evil incarnate when he com- It'i an important part of our jet Steveasoa SMe of Story grams Once again, the association has urged , mitt*d his foul deeds with a twinkle in his to help iiKh'vidueb and businesses eye and a devil-may-care attitude. To the old- jZ ^T' Z™™1 Htr'W: keep moving steadily ahead. all residents- net only to attend the upcoming ' • , ...... "he Herald news story jpr>oi>t inter-school events in force, but to help out «ers m the group, it w»U be remembered that the difficulties encountered hv Bancroft first rode to infamy during the 1920s : Democrats and Volunteers for We do this by providing by becoming a Booster member. when Tom Mix whooped across the screen i Stevenson in trying to rent head BANK FROM THE COMFORT streamlined financial services During the last few weeks, the associa- to heroic glory. And it was generally Ban-: quirters- «ltn0U6h essentially that are geared to meet w lnj no t f r r Of YOU* CAR IT tion has tone all-out to raise '•••••*- ••••tha•t ben—- frnh u-hnwhomm MiMiwx >»<>wa.s >f»*after ifo»r »wthe. ulas^t .u«..show. - ! „«„..*- '* , ',* sn, d,„, ha*. arouse....d , today's fast-moving pac«. . , comment unfair to both political S«nmt'srlR$TI0mrDffrtl» efit the school's athletic teams as well as aown- ! pirtiei. May wt respectfully point Get aboard. WeVf like to Wp jot initiating a series of varied activities to keep Villainary of the Bancroft school perhaps out: reach the goal you hive in mind. both spirit and interest high. will never be seen again. The knife in the * Neither the Democratic par- _,_. . . , , . « back, kicking the opponent when he's down. ty in Summit. nor, the Summit K Th.s is conjmendable because the Boos- ,

good team will always win. neither doet it psychopathic mind. In the days of old. vil- n0< fiir ,„ )>ubiiri,f the namei of ! W e P n old Mhioned bCMH CMICM ' fcm*0U NATIONALS mean that a bad team will always lose. Much !!'"" " '*"" !*' J ™«n. ' owners'and agents who did not i CHICKMt KC0UN1 S H«M1 MI , ' They were mean because they wanted to be Wl»". or w<"r' •'""•id. to rent to us. AND TRUST COMPANY OP SUMMIT ttmn MM vnna i MAHI it., MMMIT is dependent upon the support a team is given. , mean And fof 8Ome untxpllinabie TtiSOn "charged"2, No one", toth oue rRepublican city on KIIIIMKI IO»H» It ha* often been proven that the more cheer- ; tfte"Tudi»nce rooted for them. ing from the bleachers there is and the more organization with a group eon- It just seems that today's "bad guy"' just ' »piracy to prevent rentals to .ir. demonstrations there are. a team can be woe- can't hold a candle to the "bad guy" of yes- I«nizations working for Demo fully lacking in ability and yet emerge the terday. There just isn't a villain today whom ! c.ritlf ™n(llria!p* *> "»«>• ' ' SUMMIT'S FIRST AND ONLY DRIVE-IN BANK victor. However, this year, under the guidance I come to * pretty pass. ii bad buiineis" to rent to a polit- THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER If, 1956 LETTERS (Continue^ from page f) success. Very few Dimes can compete with mine for last posi- tion in an alphabetical roll call. ^**u*?rfl^ -. In other words, the chairman of the Summit Area Young Kepubli cans by bis inelegant, inaccurate and confused letter hat confirmed my belief that for the good of all of us in Union county Rep. Harri- son A. Williams must be returned SHORT HILLS to Congress. I an a registered Rrpublican and a hard«working member of Independent* for Williams. Very truly yours. Abraham O. Zoss, Emerson lane. Berkeley Heights.

Urges Split Editor. Summit Herald: Watt, Split My Ticket? Can one remain rock-ribbed with- out danger of baeominf fMsilited? Many old timers here in Summit well may ask these questions? inflexibility in our political think- ing is at dangerous and deplor- able aa it would be in our attitude toward wider streets, improved housing ordinances or higher sal- ary scales for civic and school em- ployees. In the coming election, a vote for Congressman Harrison Wil- hams, based on his qualifications, his record and his platform will be a vote for the continuation of his aggressive effort* in the di- rection of a better life for all tn our State, in America and through put the world. For many, such a vote might have been considered heresy in by-gone day* of the G. Old P. Today, no clearer sign of pro- gressive independent thinking can be posted than the "X" along side of Williams' name come the 6th of November. So, Split Your Ticket! Robert Cowen, 15 Madison avenue. Abort the Mmaeit Editor Summit Herald: Beacon Hill Post 190 VFW would like to take this opportunity to thank the citizens of Summit for their favorable response to our suggestion for a World War 2 monument. There seems to be some mis understanding about the previous use of the monument that has been offered to us. It Mas pur- chased to mark a family plot in the Rahway cemetery but never \ined. We plan to only use the granite base, which is unmarked, and substitute an appropriate figure to replace the present (Oontimwd on page 11)

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at AltBMB'f Short Hills tlUNPULE AT RIVER BOAR ... MlexH gJIW •-••7 J< THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. OCTOttt 11. ltS4 unanimously agreed by the mem- I room at the library at 1:15 j>. Twigs Afttn Schedule New Cottage Club Units Overtook Amtffiory bership to adopt a resolution of Library's New under the title of "Th« American BIRTHS leeemts Corporation Idea" »nd bi-weekly thereafter. HighPTA Stag Night at Bazaar To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kar- Forming Study Groups the trustees of the Auxiliary pro- Mrs. T. S. Oliver will be host At • special meeting of the posing the incorporation of the Although discussions are not too pinski of & Ashwood avenue, a Study Group Tae tnird annual fall Twig Ba- ess to the new College Club s Women's Auxiliary of Overlook Association as a non-profit corp- formal participants arc asked To Have Ifariqtw daughter, bom October 4. Pin laar wOl be held at the home of ish group at her home, H Blair Hospital held Monday, it was oration. be punctual. To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Her- Mrs. Theodore Merrill, 72 Colt avenue, on Tuesday at 8 p , Because within comparatively Gets Underway The book at present under dis- mann of 4t Pine Grove road, n road. Twig members and invited Spanish as spoken in the Amer- few years the activities of the As- The discussion group sponsored cussion is Gerald Johnson's "Thi* Berkeley Heights, a son. born Parents will be able to guests attend and support the icas will be emphasized, iccord sociation have expanded greatly, by the Public Library and former- American People." Copies are October 4. •> ALDERNEY the role* ef tbtar e&idras wfaest fair. ^__ ing to Mrs. Oliver, who has lived the membership has increased, ly known as "American Heritage" available.free of charge at the li- To Mr. andSMrs. Ernest Balosie the Summit High School PTA most of her life in Venezuela Brooklawn Firm* and there are many more Twigs held the first ot its regular meet- brary. This will be followed by Monday evening November 12 of S31 Plainfield avenue, Berke Dairy Products and Twig undertakings, it is felt ings last Thursday evening. Lubell's "The Future of American meets for tb* first tune ea Moo- will be stag night. Hours are 8 ley Heights, a son, born October Mrs. William Sartorius u m Merrti ruins, N * that it is necessary that this in- the next meeting will be held j Politics" These books and man day in the aiiditonuitt startiag at to It p.m. Open house will be 3. charge of registration. It. S-JMS corporation fee completed. on October 18 in the conference others are among those purchased • p.m. held oa Tuesday from 10 a.m. to To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur How- A new reading group is being by American Heritage Headquar i p.m. All articles for sale, in- ard of 371 Springfield avenue, a formed. College Club members ters and available to Summit Tb* program theme, "A Day cluding Christmas decorations and ia Juaior High." «tiB csaMe par son, born October 2. who are interested please call through th« adult education divi- food are made by Twig members. Mrs. M. W. Krueger, DR. 9 39:11. sion of the State Library at Tren- cuts to assume tbe rales ef tfactr Coffee, tea and buns will be served Orchid Society to Meet children m aa average day ia ton. to all those attending what is The North Jersey Orchid So- On Lehlgti Frosa Team school. Commencing with a geo- Library officials arc pleased hoped to be'another successful ciety wiH bold its regular meeting Walter Meincke of 139 Tulip that they are still able to offer to eral assembir, the parents will baiaar. at the Hotel Suburban today at street, a freshman at Lehigh. \% the public this oportuatty for free then visit the classroom* and g p. m. Leslie Ene*on, Jr. of the a member of the freshman f.»,('. exchange of ideas—what is an teachers. The program will con- Hobby Hall Hostesses firm of Thomas Young Orchids, ball squad, playing center, A f»r- American? Why is he? What has clude with "Lunch period" ia the Inc. wl give a lailk on "Raising mer Summit High School captain. made him this way and how? cafeteria. Mrs. Harry F. Perlet, Mrs. W. Orchids" illustrated with colored he is enrolled in the business APPLIANCE What is his probable future? Read- Officers for the }ear 1*5*57 ia- William Smith and Mrs. Iver B. slides. school. ing a,nd discussion may give some ciude, H. J. Walks, president; Dtnmder, Mrs. Woodruff J. Eng- of the answers or at least let you Mrs. William C'crbrti, VK* presi- lish will be hostesses to the Hobby know what other people are think- dent; R. E. Woodward, vice pres- Hall sixth grade tomorrow, Octo- ing about our great heritage and ident ex-offirio; Douglas H. Mc- ber 12. Mrs. Charles Overbeck how the United States may fare George, treasurer; Mrs. A. IL and Mrs. Richard F. Schramm in other times. Boggie, secretary; Mr*. Eobiasoa will receive the eighth grade. On Saturday, Mrs. Charles P. Quinoa, a hardy, nutritive plant Clark, parent director and Mrs. G. A. Davits, program; Mrs. R Clark, Jr. and Mrs. William F. REPAIRS found in the Andes Mountains of Sonnekalb, Jr. will be hostesses E. Oai, merabenhip; Mrs. Wil- South America, was introduced to the seventh grade. Mrs. Donald liam Luadry. hospitality and re experimentally k the U. S. to W. Johnston will receive the ninth freshments; Mrs. W. G. Tatleck, 1899 as a possible substitute lor grade. WASHERS DRYERS spinach. ways and means; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Graham, lay committee; Mrs. John T. Connor, Mrs. Rob- The Engleman-Goodfield Co. Mrs. R. C. Wilt, newsletter, Mrs. ert D. Zenker and Mrs. Robert AMBASSADOR David Tnacksess. safety and Leo A. Faatx, Mrs. Richard W. Kix- PHONE: C*. MltS. ML 5-0712 ELECTRIC RANGES V. O'CoancO. poblirity miller will be hostesses to the SERVICE At a recent meeting ef the Ex- fifth grade on Monday, October ecutive board held at the home 15. AM. 'ML MICA of the president, IL J. WaDts. ac- SMALL APPLIANCES tivities for the renting year were Pingry Athletic Fund FLORIST discussed and plans formulated. Benefits from Sale The budget was discussed and Mrs. Sturgii S. Wilson of Black- tentatively approved tor presenta- Parlor Make or Model Repaired By Trained Mechanics burn road, Mrs. R. Paul Mitchell tion to the entire membership at of Oak Ridge avenue and Mrs. "Flowers for the forthcoming meeting. Joachim J. Schwarz of Whittredge All Occasions' road were members of a com- mittee arranging for the clothing -A S^rmem /« Tony Lavelli. ail-American bas- and equipment sale at Pingry SUMMIT RADIOS APPLIANCE CO. [StmtemtTB la ketball player from Yale Univer- School in September. Proceeds • The Home of Famous Names-WESTINGHOUSE - HOTPOINT Summit" sity and uho also toured with the from the sale, totaling $620, were Harlem Globe Trotter*, enter- added to the school athletic fund. BENDIX - WHIRLPOOL - NORGE - MAYTAG Ct.7-4t7t tained recently at a Junior High School assembly program. Mr. on'The Twilight" Cedar Crest Alumnae to 485 Springfield Ave . Summit CR. 7-1333 Lavelli played the accordion and Haar N. J. Congressman danced and rare tips on trick Commencing October 14th, you can enjoy the re- basketball shots. . Harrison A. Williams Jr., N.J. laxed satisfaction of a reserved seat in a modern Congressman from the 5th dis- parlor car with personalized porter service on the trict, will be the speaker at a I.ackawanna'sfaftlate afternoon streamliner "The meeting of Cedarcrest College Twilight." You'll also like th« superior dining car ahunnae on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. and buffet-lounge service. at the home of Mrs. John A. Deitrick, 19 Greenbriar drive. This is where (Tim* $hown ii Daylight Sating Timi) •: \ l-v. New York ...#4:30rM Crctro • 7:0«PM Hobokrn .... 4:.V) TM Scr«nton • 8:05 PM CESSPOOL Newark 6:i).l I'M Rinrhamton .* 9:24 PM Brie* Church. 5:10 PM Klniira *1O;65 TM CLEANING Summit 6:24 TM Corning •11:40 I'M P Dov.r 6:52 I'M BuUding - Repairing #—Daily tzetpt m S»turd«y ifiil Buniicr Itarta »t 4:16 P.M. Tomorrow starts! •-SaturtUy tcindul* «ll«Stlr Ut«r. Conault tlm»t*bU. CESSPOOLS AMD SEPTIC TASKS CLEANED, BUILT ifci'Xv.v.vrf..'. • **v'ft*fii*i'->i-VviniftijiriinirfivIVrv ''wWw'aiMif3fe**fW^*v^if'fi'r^'fip'w'rft i"'r'''vivi^ritfr^' 44Si /LVD IEPA1BED Similar Parlor Car service, Buffalo to Kew York daily, eastbound on th« famous streamliner ''The Itw N»w M ItertM W«fW ThU famous line CKJUIE * B17LLDOZE1 Phoebt Snow" leaving Buffalo 10:15 A.M., ar- ol champion* ha» hern iiilwigrml from name- SEBV1CE riving New York 6:55 P.M. „ plate lo ui'gatr 1 line five tpacioui glamour *agim» ate lower, lunger, livelier than"ever. For Parlor Car reservation* phon* Trucks for Hire yostr Lackauanna Ticket Agent. CAJfl.~GUUCK ••2M2 Lackawanna Railroad •-2M2

Tfc* NMV hlriH* Set ttrim. I *M than 5 feet j over 17 feet long, largest car ever offered in the low-price field. VVith the look ot tomorrow in it* Save on flight-hearted line*, thii Club Sedan ^itwr; upt- fi« the beauty of jill Jive Fairlane jijfl mtxirb. After today, American cars will never be the tame again* For the Big New Kind of Ford is a brilliant new Bi9 New Rind of Ford. automotive package—the one fine car iri the low-price field! Conies In 19 Models iTr'if unxcrapped the 1957 Fords! anre. toward increased power, toward smoother onmtion. These are the hases for Thrjr arr the belt Fords of our lives. its "Matk of Tomnrrow" elegance. Thii is ilie The ulmlr package is new. one (me car in the low-price field. -• The power is new—^ith Silver Anniversary There are aduallv 19 different netv kind* V-K'< to fit c\a\ horsepower need. of Ford —the .new Custom SOO and (.tistmn Series on a 116-inch wheelbase, the new Fair- The style is new—* revolutionary, sharp, 'hnc^MK) and Fairbne Series on a 119-iruh Kiilli.mi. den cut doign that will stand out wlieelbasc, and tlte fsmoin five Ford Station in II.IHK. ••••!. Wauonv the champions of glamour cruisers. The comfort is new—a rock-solid \el\et- Ami no matter which new k'ind of Ford, you road tide. choose, it's yours at low1 Ford pikes! •The braking is positive—«ilky smooth when How does it look? Us imlv loin teen hinds insurance! your io<- s.ivs "whoa." 1 lie steering ii leather liigh-aa tall as a child's ponv. You can stand your Allstate Insurance Company Agent light \ct In in. beside it and lean your ellioivn on its roof. than those of most other companies for for a free Household Inventory Booklet And it's over scveniren feet long ... 21 inches Fire and Extended Coverages* on your to list your possessions and their worth. ••This ii a Ktc.U nuiivnnliilf, from the l.irv>e X'lilci than it is lui;li! . . liniitvi .di.il I.Kfson iju" inviruincnt p.inrl to • home and its contents. Yet you get the Check the total against your present thr rlloiilcs* liMfmi; w.iv it otii«'V At hi;;!' I his hig nrw kind of Ford \m\Y\ likr t!if fun tame quality protection and claim service on A ii.nrl |«ntrr. It's tin- kind of car that coverage and get the additional insurance >i|>r/ilv this in «• l-'oiil li.n none of the Mini; which have made Allstate an outstanding Uliny. lumi|iiiii;, Miculi out Icclin^ )o\i sonic- looks Miusliinv in tlic rain, you need from Allstate. tune* get in vrnc other t.irv leader in auto, insurance. It looks ,is 11e^li at morning. In ill mrxlrii \ou havf voiir choice of encina. «th«r the pt*i T«f csa't key better, why pay more? Phone The new Ford henins with the "Inner Ford." It look* like" totnoitnw-likr tli'r fiut tiling Milr»gr Maker Six or onr ol the new SiUrr Annnnnn Tm4 CMd year Art kmraaca s*c4s MWI Most or visit your Allstate Agent today and see In tifK rlci;.iiu(' (onus from within, limn thr r>iit ol Detroit that sMiiln'ilim llie new Af;r Vfi' You'll ha\f no troublf choming Ford - but touil tiouUlf «ici«l ?:O-hp TTiuiKtorliirtt aUKiiMr Vttnmmmrdtu famous Allstate Auto Insurance, tool See it at your Ford Dealer's. Give it your / hp ol the ihnm;ri ate toward more ut^ged endnr deposit... for you won't want to bring it back. Mountain Ave., Murray Hill, N. J. Ph. CR, 7-2000 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND Co. BLDG. See the new kind of Ford for '57 335 Springfield Ave. Ph. CR. 3-5900 and 3-5901

at your Ford Dealers today f.e -nttmj'tm MInI good Handhonds wW»..wM«... siiu.ni '57 Ibrd LUSTATE IIMH SUMMIT AUTO SALES, INC. • AT O C K 326 & 331 Morris Ave., Summit Open Evenings THE SUMMIT HiKALD. THURSDAY, OCTOIE* It. t*5» Peoe »

UniW Different! UMSHOI! DEHNITflY WORTHWHIU! It's N*wt»rry"s Sptcid Analytrwry EvMf. Com* Early! Snop .!"'• Up REAL IARGAINS at bkj savingi s PttutPWt y of FREFREE PARKINGPARKING!! OPEOPEN THURSDATHUR Y A FRIDAIDAVY EVENINGEVENINGS TVL'TP.M.'TH*rMJ!

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$*** DACRON ^r (ACSOFTT , \WARi M 100% ALL-WOOL MEN'S LEATHER-SOLED SANFORIZED* PLAID CURTAINS lannel Sport SLIPPER SOX 41" x 81" LM« dur- SHIRTS able. In red, $3.98 green, black, • Reg. $2.49 royol. Wash- Salt able. SMI: 9Ml9. SALE PRICE Prictd

MISSES' EMMOIDIRfD SOX NOW ONLY Floral moii'i. Thick, oll-wool. Red, grttn, PRISCILLA novy. Waih- obl« SMI, . 99

CURTAINS INFANTS' SUPPER- SOX New Short-Point Collar SPORT SNIRT 43" x 81" Le«9 nursery * 0^ £^k figureswn oppliopplii •. ISKL Reg. $3.49 Top comfort long- qued on"°°- nn Maijiy. colors. Quality,"Wrinkl-Shed' Dan sl««v« style with colors. ^^P easy sport shirt R79 5m., med., River woven plaids in asior- ted colors. Handsome full collar. Blue, rtd, Safe cut tailoring with peorliied brown and other Prictd buttoni. Com- bright plaids...all Baaement Sale* Floor pletely wash- oble. S-M-l-XL. *2" yat-dytd. S-M-t. Curtain Department — tlasement Salet Floor

rRtM»ADtO"x76 ADJUfTAlLI SPECIAL IRONINO lOARr 1st Quality f mow Iraitd Mill BLANKITS NO IRON PRINTS SpecJaf 1ST QUALITY, 61 Strong Steel Reg. $1.49 Mesh Top yd. GAUGE, 15 DENIER • 35 • plenty of knee room Terrific trontilional cotton FULL FASH • tmoorhor ironing printt for dresses and 99 • eidjusts quickly skirtt you can wear ih« yeor around. " ' * ' > light ot oir yet hnt fhe to 36" Irons either tide. X^^ • ©p«ns right weight to keep yow aulomaticolry locks. Wob- lVx •ml'/ comfy on a chilly summer't ble-free, non-skid rubber '1.00 evening. Pretty to look at, tool tips. Joked eflomel in new twrquoite. 54"x) 5" top. Reg. 79c yd. Stock up at our saving price now! Baiement Sales Floor Sales Floor - Basement 5a/cn Floor ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS

9 III 1 SPECIAL POPULAR OVAL-SHAPE Reg. $129 STRONG All-WILIOW 9x12 WOOL FIRTH . KNIFE CLOTHES BASKET RACK 97 Reg. $7.98 All wood-veriatile-attractive colon-compact. Quality nylons at a sov- ing price you'll find hard Basement Sales Floor 57 to beat! Knit of famous RUGS DuPont nylon . . . sheer 1 and longer wearing, too! Stock vp no** *»ith a cotn- 25-inchet oround. IQ-lnchet plcte hosiery wardrobe dtep ... »ure to hoW the 'in fashion's newest biggest wosh! Breeie-doM •hades of beigetone or \ ond handled to make carrying mistone. Sixes 8Vi to II. eoiv os poisible.

100% NYLON YARN ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL HASSOCKS STRETCH SOX SPECIAL

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loord V' Reg 4.91 44 SPECIAL i^.,ect fit on any lixe: 9Vi PADSCOYBt Quality mode wrtN to 14. V/athei fait • • • dries cotton-padded top. SALE! in minuter Stock up ot New- For The Beit In Ironing! I 4 VJ" square. berry's scving price —many 12%" high. AAony colon avoiloble, Basement SAICS Floor colors. Basement Sales Floor I Basement Sales Floor

OPEN THURS. ft FRI. GENERAL GREENE SPRINGFIELD, N. J. J. J. NEWBERRY EVENIN6S TIL • P. M. SHOPPING CENTER THE SUMMIT HIRALD. THURSDAY*. OCTOIEU It. It 14 Excbw* Cfcsb To HoW a MM, Norman; ©f Chatham. Hie WvUnffM School Citts Two From Smafo Arto QUAUHED . NtOMFT personal estate it valued at $5,500. •»«__ » .,»!•• Wtf|V l rtw Compo»i« To Toach |«—fit loni Diet rvl rtwwwmwwQm COURTEOUS A bam dance, sponsored by the HOCIOO fO Fir* Prevention Week was high- Two employes of Summit Area companies have been appointed Exchange Club of Summit for the R. A. Heising of 232 Oak Ridge lighted on Monday during the FINAL benefit of the Summit Schools avenue, has been named chair- Washington School's assembly i part-time faculty members at Television Service Union Junior College. Cranford, Safety Patrols will be held at man of the board of examiners of program. \ QuaUtMh Our Motto Farcher'i Grove, Union, oa Fri- the American Institute of Elec- Patty Ktttinger told the students! according to am ano«unceme8|i by day, November 30, starting at trical Engineers, it was announced the importance of the week's ob- jDr. Kenneth C. MacKay, presi- I p.m. thif week. Mr. Heising's term will servance while Rudi Floyd, chair-1 dent. ' Proceeds from the event will expire oa August 1,1*57. man of the fire drill committee, I Carl J Dauber, a research engi- SUMMIT TELEVISION neer with the Air Reduction Co. be uted to purchase belts, hats outlined the program of fire drills j SftVICl CENTER and raincoats for members of Vottrs* Wofcomot planned for visitors. John Emmett, laboratories. Murray Hill, will the patrol. Chairman of the pro- announced that check lists were serve a$ an evening session chem- gram is Gui Samuels. He will •5 New MtJRBtfi Toooy sent home to parents and that a istry laboratory supervisor. Dr. be assisted by Jobn Ma gory and Sixty.-fiv* new members will be fire truck would visit the sthool Robert S. Miner Jr. a manufac- CR. 34991 ON 1956 N.C. Meigi. welcomed into the League of today. turing chemist with the Ciba Women Voters during a coffee At the same time, the Safety Pharmaceutical Co.. has been ap- Ceftari SON Named A^famtorafor party at the home of Mn. Ed- Patrol was sworn in by Lieut. pointed evening session instructor Letters of administration for the ward Goldstein, 71 Butler Park- John Sayre, of the Summit Police in general college chemistry. CHRYSLERS estate of the late Harry W. Park- way, at J p.m. today. Dept. Those who received their ; er of II Pearl street wfao died Mrs. Nathanial Coyne, mem- arm bands and shoulder belts in-1 September 16 have been issued to bership chairman, has announced eluded Rolf Gobien, captain; iNgtlNS Mi if yew btattr. $2695 AND UP that a film strip will be presented Diane Doll, Tommy Frisbee, I SAK MIVIUS SAYf »•/. at that time whkrh humorously Donald Overbeck, Dev Hathaway j FILL points out the history, program and John Hooton. ! AUTO INSUIANCE and purpose of the League of YOUR ItsMtiit Complttts Army PLYMOUTHS PAY SHtfl-ANNUAUY Women Voters. Any person who is interested in attending the pro- Motor Couno in Gormony |a>.M. IOYNTON, CR3-42U gram may contact Mrs. Goldstein First Lt. John H. Pfrommcr, Hi kill It fillii!... INHRANC* MIOKIB m^m at CR. 3-71M. $1695 AND UP son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pfrom mer of 24 Pearl street, recently The Engleman-Goodfield Co. "FOR YOUR CHILD'S completed the motor officers 10* Um*M Avetwe GkflfttK, Ji. J. nuns •sKiiAxs • IIABDTOPS course at the Army's European Ordnance School in Germany. PHONE: CR. 3-4ITS. ME. S-0712 BIRTHDAY PARTY' Pfrommer, motor officer in Just A Few Left To Choose From Sparkling Fun, Laffs and Comedy the 11th Airborne Division's Head- Mafic with Live Rabbits, Doves quarters Company, entered the CLUB — CHURCH — BANQUET Army in July 1954 and completed ftfM «r rk«B« fwr FR« BOOK basic training at Fort Benning. "H»w T« Btua A aucctufal rail;' Ga. WERNER MOTOR GO. He was graduated from Penn SANDORSE sylvania State University at State Authorized (HKYSLER-PLY MOUTH Dealer College, in 1953. THE MAGICIAN 517 Springfield Ave., Summit CR. 3-4343 413 JccfcMH Are. Mrs. Dwytr to Spook Cdl •taefce* J-4«t Nt* Mrs. Florence DMyer, GOP ««.._. Clip A* for rntart Ktttnmtt candidate from the Sixth Congres- sional District, will address the Young Republicans of the Summit Area on Sunday at the home of Robert Daubenspeck, 61 Butler Parkway, starting at 8 p.m. WHO UKE FUN AND GOOD TIMES Widow Nomod Le^otee Arthur Murray'* starring a special Mrs. Margaret S. Evans of 160 Summit avenue, widow of the late 'Over 40* Class at special rafos William A. D. Evans who died September 13, has been named ON'T LET dancing give away your age. Look executrix and legatee of the estate, according to the will filed D younger, feel younger by doing all the at the Surrogate's oflice. popular new steps. It's quick, effortless, and fun with Arthur Murray's expert instructors. Wisconsin is an Indian name meaning the meeting of the Every lesson is like a party, and you'll find your- waters. self dancing «ith ease and confidence in just one lesson. So why not come in now, for a A Reliable Source For free dance analysis...sign up before this spe- ALUM. COMI. WINDOWS cial low-rate class is filled? ALUM. COMI. DOORS ALUMINUM SCREENS

H, I. EDWARDS t Co. 1M IAS1 OtANOI 24 Froaklin PI., Summit 44 Ickk Church Pt«ia Ol 3 3900 CR. 3-3224 ETM.: Cl. 3-5S15 Studios Opea Colvabns Day Healer el SanmH Ana Chaaker el Cemmerct STARTING SAT, OCT. 20th, at Both Offices

A Cekbratim Gift for You! Just 6) yean ago, this institution started with a little over $5,000 in resources. Today, resowce* SPECIAL HOOVER total $6,824,545.00 — and in 65 years, we've never stopped paying dividends to our savers, never stopped helping families acquire their own homes with mortgage loans. We're celebrating ouf birth- day—with special gifts for you. We'll be honored to have you visit us during this event at either office, open a savings account (or add to you/ present ac- count), and receive a Desk Engagement Pad as your™ gift. Come in and join with us in our celebration!

Tiiis handsome gold-embossed Desk! Engagement Pad and SOUVENIRS TO ALL Telephone Index, with Magnetic Pencil, will be given to every- Everyone who visits ut enthi first day of our one who opens a savings account of $10 or more (or who adds ctltbration (Sat., Oct. 20th) wiU receive FREE o useful towv«nir of tnt occasion... Comb and a like amount to an existing account) during this celebration. Fit* S«t in an ottroctiv* caw. No obligation; Automatic Pencil adheres to cover of book . .. always read/ you need not have on oecount fore; Wt just to to use. TTHIfm jOv vOf CvWMnp Mf SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ARE INSVRBD UP TO SERVICES: ho,OOO FOR EACH PERSON, AND EARN Insured Savings Accounts • Christmas Club Mortgage Loans • Refinancing Mortgage Loans ••• • 2 CUMUT Money Orders • Travelers'Checks end Took SAVEas you pi east.. . mtf tmomtt, my time lias Hoover's famous cleaning action ... it beats as it sweeps i • as it cleans, on a cushion of air. Cleaning Tools make it the best 2-in-l cleaning combination money can buy. SUMMIT ®edkal SAVINGS At this tremendous saving they won't last long, so stop in now and order TOUT de luxe Hoover AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "Set the Mark$ Brot."

* Chartered and Supervised by the United States RADIO SALES CORP. SUMMIT MILLBURN SUMMIT OFFICE: 393 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, SUMMIT, N. J. vTelephone CR*stvi«w 3-8150 - 47 - SI Meyle St. 325 . 327 MMberi Ave. BERKELEY HEIGHTS OFFICE: 489 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE. BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N. J. • Telephone CRo«tviow WMO CR 3-4100 DR M200 SUMMIT STOIE open Monday, Wedneiday, Friday eights util t P. M. MILLBVRN STORE open every eveaug except Saturday eatfl I P. M. THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER I I. J»56 >*qe II <>f course tiiere are some, methods." Violation Her* Costs lore a red light here on Sept LETTERS aprtrnued from page 7) Independent Democrat be ary less • that I commenced inquiries cm Youth His UctM* Again The .M.utli. AUen R I'!ullips of •-metre than an Independent Rtp : cerning headquarters snace im i6 r cross. 1 A 19 year oltTNew Providence) ""' place, vat- al«.o imd $10 We have received several t^- iblica-ia'i PerhapPerhaps Mrs. Dwycr mediately after Labor Day. >outh, whose drivers license was. by Magistrate Albert II Barman Beautifully detailed M ge-ifd drawings of the new monu- doesn't know the definition of t!v Very truly yours, restored to him last December j during Municipal Traffic Court word ' independent." I refer her James L. Parris after it had been suspended on last Thursday, ment and these may be seen at ( m-i Summit Public Library on ' > the Oxford Universal Diction Chairman, Democratic of cart less driving and Other Violators who paid $J2 really M.iple Street. ary "Independent. . . not depend City Committee speeding in Chatham Township, each on speeding enarges included ing upon the authority of -another. casual... t h at Thanking you far your kind »as again without his- license for Joseph Natale of Murray Hill and °r, not subject to external control Williams' Letter a Sen ice -Deration, GO days on his plea of guilty to C. H. Winner of Union. or rule." Editor, Summit Herald: Answers Mr%. Dwyer a believer in the twn-part> The "analysis" of the votiisg I im sincerely flattered by Mi>, 1 wonder if Mrs. IKvvrr record of Congressman Harrison purr's compliment that 1 am a w.iild ha\c> us have a third party A. Williams described in a letter irirtrr of Union fountv Indppen of registered Independents? wi'i(ten by Die Chairman of the i V«ung Republicans in the Sum- H^nt« for Williams. I am the Mrs Dwyer- has asked how mit area employs the kind of logic «*n'' flanked newslet- Broun V cuss the matters important "to herj ters t0 help crfate a bond between hugging, toe-free fit. constituents she would be more thein and tho pooplc greatly admired. I wonder if our Young Rrptibli- | Illll , c;m considers the newsletters Congressman Williams is both . ^ „ 1 admired and supported" bv inde- j'*} ««"P"«"«aRepublican RepresentativesKepresentativci pendent, thinkingvoters far estab- ^elmgluiysen, Osmers and Hand Importen—Clothiers—H afterdcuhert aS P bhc v Rimmicks as he SUMMIT SHOE SHOP one of the finest reputa " " unfortunately labelled Williams' tions and records in Congress. SPRINGFIELD newsletter. CR. 3-2688 SUMMIT. N. J. Mrs. Richard L. Gcigcr Party partisanship has its place Free rarklnf 414 SPRINGFIELD AYE. 30, Harvey Drive but I suspect that our Young Re- No Democratic Release publican has become overzeilous. Editor, Summit Herald: However, in all fairness I must say that if Mrs. Dwyer were to be The Chairman of the Republi- 'it's almost elected she probably would not can City Committee. Edward A. send out' a newsletter for it does Pizzi, has sent a telegram to me take a lot of time and effort. This as well as several people unaf- ;: : : is not much reason to vote for her |jijiji -;i!'"ijiiji^jijli' ; .:yii£i&:i:;rjj;?!j$?:i;3JJjjjij^Ej filiated with the Democratic or- in any event ganization (including Repub- Fred P Burns, licans ) concerning your story 17 Sheridan road. about the separate searches of the Democratic City Committee Stevenson ites Outraged and the Volunteers for Steven- Editor. Summit Herald: ». • V..-'j son for campaign headquarters in The Summit Volunteers for Ste- Summit. I assume that Mr. Piz/i venson-Kefauver have been unable has provided you with a copy of j to obtain a headquarters. We have his telegram. I approached the owners or agents In reply, I have sent the fol- for 16 unoccupied business prem- lowing telegram to Mr. Pi/zi: ises. We are outraged and have expressed our indignation. "Contrary to \<>ur implied be- riant lief. Summit Democratic organ- In a telegram Mr. Pizzi. chair- \r. Ha •pontibility f»f ization does not edit Summit Her- man of the Summit Republican or»phicii crrara. NO ald and am therefore unable t:.1 City Committee, says: PHONE »r MAIL •rdart, N. 0 SUPER IARKHS ... comply with your 'so-called de- 'Demand that you produce mand' to reveal sources of Her- nanics of members of Republi- ald's information. There was no can organization who arc sr> 'Democratic Release' to the Her- charged and namo of firm* ald. It has been my experience threatened .... Please send that newspapers have numerous copies of names to under- methods of ferreting out the new?. signed.'' '"However, can understand your Mr Pi7/.is motivations appear frenzy in view of well-known dif- clear. If he believed naively that ficulties of Democrats in obtain- we would betray a confidence, he ing main street campaign head- can only want publication of the quarters over a period of years. [lames so that the pressures which These facts spc.ik for themselves. he believes to exist can !>*• applied Your presumptuous telegrams against those merchants who have spoken to us. On the other hand are a good illustration of your •Spyy*~*nlH]f if he realized that we would not violate the confidence reposed in us then his telegrarri can only be phone an attempt to confuse the issue. •• OCT. 19 rates are Mr. Pizzi's telegram also charges "a designed and calculat- ed fabrication" on our part. We LOW deny this charge and will not chal- lenge him to produce proof since Hartford we well know th.it the charge is NICOLA Norfolk cnt'rrh without foundation If Mr P.^i is sincere in HK Chevrolet .ver.tjf/r »ft,r g belief th;i< his oryjinization has not 2 mm. *l«t attempted f» apply any pressure. CR 3-6500 | be should publicly state that no 315 Springfield Ave. j Summit businessman need fear l association with our organization Summit ! thtdufli rental to us and (hat thf 'Summit Republican City Commit ' lee welcomes- opposition as -a . healthy manifestation of the democratic process Bernard Bressler MIHIIR 01 Butler Parkway •MX IT Co-chairman. Volunteers for Stevenson •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••eeeevamai Mnmiiiiii e MMOBR STAR-WELL TRIMMED Formica Sink Tops Look What 99 Buys Everything in Cabinet At National! and Furniture Making MMwk KITCHEN REMOQELING FRUIT OOCKTJUL 3 a? 99* 1STEAK SALE! •M imtbttf. b«t bctf . .. S*rvt KARL BINDER %\i!k fomorrcw .. . bay it at N«ti«*of OgdtM $tr««f 4 # 99* | far k«**«r vahttl Evenings 20 Fern Av«. SIM.OIN ME. 5-0717 TOMATOES Iv •«• TT E

Full Selection of ... HEINZ KETCHUP You won't have to prod us into action ! Were ready and rarin' to go into our net — but FAST. SUBURBAN KOUNn KIST PEAS O *£ TT We'll give you a perfect performariee at our COATS specialty — cleaning and pressing your clothes »o they look and feel like new ! We're ready and For Men and toys •••••••••a EVJIPIUTEO MU 9r99* waiting for you ! • -• • • MY TOUR S d«v«rbr«»k Also Leather and • BILLS AT S CR. 3-3100 Hooded Jackets • NATIONAL! • Vl/fWe 4t 2" NATIONALLY ADV. IRANDS »inf trip r Mir 'Jtm i» V»ff» t" I WlifHIBIIi

AT SAVING PRICES! UIIT'5 PEAS Ml. Mi Vtatt! ImOari Plmr • FrMMM IIIBS Of iflNACN 7.99 pj •*!• Ittr*. PEKUI SALZMAN {••••••••I EACH OFFICIAL ARMY A NAVY DEPARTMENT STORE MELONS UUUESIZE 39 PROMPT CALL AND DBJVWY SWVICI WOM 201 Main St. Orange 784 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT Savings Stamps mth OU1 PLANT. PHON1 CRts*l«w MtO© Ol 3-74M Frc«! (Ntor New Pro*Went« tnt) "We Give 3 * H Green Stamps" Every Purchmte, Too! THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. OCTOiE* H. IfS* Oct. 20. Her first stop will b? of the music department: Woman's Club was held 1 London, England. She will tbeo Since this will be guest day, Oct. 9 in the home of Mrs R ;•' Boro Denies Use of Lincoln Boro Welcomes 'ravel on to Holland. Germany. Junior High PTA "Why We Dream" members are requested to make Hall, 107 Sycamore Avenue »,.(• reservations with Mrs. D. Reitz. Italy, Switzerland, and France Mrs. C. A. Wamser »nd Mrs i hostess chairmen. Other hostesses School Gym for Skating New Recreation before returning home Nov. 20. Holds "Back To Subject of Talk Bonne as hostesses. Mrs. Ricci said her vacation inclnde Mrs. M. W. Brown, Mrs. New Providence — The Board'drill by the fire department were will not deter the mail delivery G. Loman, Mrs. E. Laufer, Mrs. John Meeker of the Card.. of Education denied the applica- i outlined by Mr. Robert >. It will Head at Meeting it Murray Hill which started on R. Goodrich and Mrs. E. Konopka. Center, Westfield spoke of • -pi:• SchooT Program At Women's Club Prunning and Putting Gardens" twn of the Recreation Commis provide mi opportunity f"r theI New Providence—The new rec-Oct. 1 Two carriers will deliver American Home Department • Sew Providence — Parents of Berkeley Heights— "W h y we Bed for the Winter.' sior. ti use Lincoln School p>mna- j children to see fire apparatus a* ! nation directur, Robert A. Lach- mail on foot and one parcel po>t members are reminded that the ssurn for a roller skating pnj-ram, j close range. 1 \ New Providence Junior High stu- Dream" v ill be the topic by- e-nauer, was welcomed a>t the Oc-man with a truck will serve far : first in a series of three cooking Another pha.se of the HMm- School superintendent Allen RoU • xhe hnard approved a purchase • t IKT meeting of tiie Recreation the present time. dents went "back to school" Mon- Frank Anneser, guest speaker classes to be held at the Public Flowers was presented by ,| eii» .oai'i ho made inquiries in order fur a 'station wagon from | Ommissiun. ar,d Lhe retiring di- day Oct. S, « hen the annual "Back for the October 16th meeting of the Service in Summit will start Oct. I Anthony Bogosian in a shi'.r tther schools and discnered thev Nicola Chevrolet Agenc>. Sum i reet'T, Walter McCarthy, \va6 pre- to School' P.T.A. meeting was Woman's Club of Berkeley Heights J on "Africa's Contributions d> 1 17 at 10 a.m. The subject will be disapproved of it because ot the mit t» transport handicapped pu- sented a fountain pen by the Com- New Subdivision held. FoUowing a schedule of to be held at the Berkeley Heights •"casseroles."' ! Gardens." wear and tear on the fiocrs The pils. The pnce was not disclosed. mission as a token of appreciation > classes corresponding to those of library starting at 12:30 p.m. "Frauds and Swindles" will be The flower arrangements t lii-ld hope they disclosed Mr. Roberts announced that 2£ of t!« leadership be haa shown \ lintir children, the parents heard Ordinance For Mr. Anneser, a teacher of piano the topic of Herbert H. Kern, As- placed in the Library for ' that j'Jng programs may be ar "get acquainted nightt>" had been | for the past six years as reerca- : the various teachers explain the and accordian, is a graduate sistant' Public Relations Officer forthcoming year will be M,; raided when the new Junior hif;h arranged to provide an opportun- i Uon director. Mr. Lachenauer re- subject matter, methods, and Heights Offered psychologist of Quaker Bridge of The Howard Savings Institution vised by Mrs. George Kern, s completed. ity for teachers and parents to be- ported that plans are underway techniques used during the year. Berbek-y Heights — The Land School. He is past president of in his talk before the evening Mrs. Robert Wolff has been a for the|Halkm,een parties to be. After completing the schedule ,Mr Roberts reported on the (oine belter /acquainted.. He also Subdivision ordinance, of which the New Jersey Dynamic Psycho- department of the Woman's Club pointed as representative to ti ' annual sf»le of magazines sub- held October 26 for teenagers, and of nine MX-tmnute periods, par- reported that ten members of the j Octcbcf 31 fcr the younger chil- details appear in this week's logical Society. He is also a mem- of Berkeley Heights Oct. 15. ^ Trailside Museum Committee scRpli >rs by student* has reached ents and teachers enjoyed re- faculty attended the N.J.E.A. dren. Summit Herald was introduced ber of the Irvington Optimist Mr. Kern received his education a new hi^h of $2945.37. Totals at- Arithmetic conference in Tren- and passed on first reading by the fresh menu in the cafeteria. Visitors at the mcettJig included Club having held the offices of at the Essex County Chapter, Williams to VisiT" "-laired h\ the three schools arc ton. He also reported on his activ- Township Committee at a recent president, vice president and American Institute of Banking; Mrs. J. V. Anderson, Richard Class mothers were instrument- • Jijrif.r High School. $9I»72: I.in- ities at the Superintendent's con- nieetinc Final passage is sched- Lieut. Governor of District 27. Graduate School of Banking, Rut- Thrtt Arts Homes Laujjhhn, Jainev (xk-Tium ami al in the success of "Back to coin. $S8T 65 and Hillvu-w. 51.439:- ference in Atlantic City. uled Wednesday Nov. 7 at 8:30 Optimist International. He is pres- gers University and Public Rela- Rep. Harrison A. Wdlian.< Mr Roberts announced that UN) Fred Turley, Mrs. Anderson ex- School Night." Name tags and The MIMXJI enrollment of 1,095 p. m. ently the Governor of this district tions School, Princeton Univer- Democratic candidate fur C.r, students ha\p m-is'ered for the pressH an ^interest in teenage refreshments, as well at publici- listed shows a 14 per cent gain activities and suggested renting The purpose of the ordinance which consists of Northern New sity. A resident of Springfield, school iiOrumental program. Tie ty, were handled by the group. gress will be guest of honor at over last year during this same space in the Borough to be used will be to provide rules regula- Jersey, part of New York state Mr. Kern is active there in the time alloted has been reduced to Tbe'dass mothers,are: 7A, Mrs. the homes of three area women period. This does not include 162 as a gathering place for-the young tions and standards to guide land all of Connecticut, Massachusetts, P.T.A. and the Lions Club. • 20 nunnti's instead of 45 minutes Saturday, at coffee socials in h- \ tuition pupils from the borough folks who might go there rather subdivision in the township in or- E. Hatkdl and Mrs. diaries De- Rhode Island, most of Vermont The meeting will be held in the He_ said another instrumental sent to Summit llij!h School. than luafuig at the center which der to promote the public health. row itsch; 7B. llri. Christian and New Hampshire and all of Berkeley Heights Library at 8 i honor. The women are Mrs. Ray. Jracher will solve' the problem is becoming more and more evi- safety, convenience and general Schmidt and Mrs. William Papp; Maine. p.m. Mrs. Henry Stadler will be mond Bonnell, Whitewood roal hut it present there is no space dent. "These children need more welfare of the municipality. Ac- IC, Mrs L. Barrett and Mrs. Mr. Anneser speaks frequently hostess. Mrs. F. A. Starkweather, and Mrs. Charles Zmolek, :» f'>r another teacher to work than a monthly square dance," cording to the articles, it shall Stewart Chace: 8A, Mrs. Howard to P. T. A. groups, college au- Fifth District vice-president and Theref'tro it is useless to consider -Heights to Make Pearl Street, both of New Provi- said Mrs. Anderson. be administered to insure the or- Stephens and Mrs. J. Kurin\ann; diences and service and fraternal Mrs. Fred Reitz, Fifth District it at t;.is time. dence and Mrs. Shellon Spraguf Chair-man Fred E. Bre-wster ap- derly growth and development, 8B. Mrs! Victor Wade and Mrs.organizations. Evening Membership chairman. of Timber drive, Berkekv Mr. Rr'hcrts said the new .Iti-Survey of School p< tinted a committee consisting of the conservation, protection and Perry Hark; «C, Mrs. Joseph The chairman of the day will The regular monthly meeting of ni^r Il;,'li School reports cards ] Lawrence Mezzacca and Frar>k proper use of land and .adequate Ruocco and Mrs. Paul Wells; 9A, be Mrs. A. R. Reiman. chairman the Garden Department of *be Heights. lu\r Ix-i-n printed. ..This completes j L Kofcsulii U) investigate the pos- provision for circulation, utilities Mrs. Fred Brewster and Mrs. Ed- a proffrarn of. revision started Cafeteria Costs ] sibiiity of rorttmg space to be and services. ward Mornsh;, 9B, Mrs. Thomas three >rars a^o with the new pri- Berkeley Heights—The admin- j used by teenagers under proper Surman and Mrs. David West- mary progress report. | supervision, I instration committee of Die Board SfMttdiiK) Cost* fcrtfcrity brook; 9C, Mrs. J. C. Clay and foil Are Cordially Invited To Visit The After Viewing price* rises fr of Kducation will make a survey M r. Laughlm i*epR\sented the Mrs. John Midlleton. structural steel, the board ex of cafeteria cost procedures in Little League and was assured Heights MCM $15 RM pressed hope that bids to lie re Nearby communities to.determine the Recreation Commission had ftbfic to Hear loth made provision for preparing a Berkeley Heights — Joseph A. reived next year for the newwhether to raise the price of Bolash of Summit was fined S15 Jun.nr Senior Hi^h School will he' school lunch. Little league ball field at Oak- FIRST BERKELEY HEIGHTS by Magistrate Douglas J. Haber-' New Preridestce—All local polit- within the $1,500,000 bond issue A cut in the I9Vi-.r>7 school -wood Park for next season. Mr. Turley and Mr. Cole man stroll recently in Municipal Court ical candidates will be presented Teachers and building custodi- luidnct from $3,0(X) to S2.O0O has for speeding. to the public Friday, October 26, caused the cafeteria account to represented westend re'sidents ans Will be pueMs <»f the board Mrs Susan O Donnell of 10« at Borough Hall at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. REPUBLICAN "be. in, the red every month," who are interested in recreational at llie annual dinner on Oct L'4 dales Drive, New Providence and George E Schindler, Jr. chair- at 6 30 p.m. at the William Pitt, hoard members said recently. The areas in that (section. Mr. Turley said he is confident that a num- Mrs. B. S. Ribertoni of 319 Plain- ! man of the Voters Service of the Chatham. ! hoards is undecided whether to ber otf citizens will help in devel- field Avenue, paid $10 each for; League of Women Voters of New Plans for an announced fire | raise the price of the children's CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS! speeding. j Providence will preside at the lunch from 25 cents to 30 cents oping play areas whenever the mee'mg. a day and from 35 cents to 40 space is available. "Arrange- Walter Portmann of 123 W. Sev-1 ments have been made by the cents for teachers, or whether enth Street, was fined S15 for j Samuel E. Jones, Republican Locottd: ot HM corner of Springfield and Ploinfield ovemies, Berkeley Heights Resident Board of Education to acquire to transfer funds from another passing a school bus that was' and Donald A. Dodge, Democrat, property in westend for a new Heights (in a ipociou* frailer). account to the cafeteria account. discharging passengers. J. E.: head the list of representatives as .school, and when that is done Serving as Grey Frank Jeckel, board secretary, Richlin of Roselle and F. G. Mol candidate| s for mayor. Candidates some very desirable play areas o CAMPAIGN INFORMATION • BUTTONS o STICKERS reported that the cut in the ac- lenhaver of Elizabeth, were fined, for the council on the Republican can be developed," said Mr. Lady in France count in the budget was on the $10 each for improper passing. ticket include Lawrence A. Mez- • JEWELRY o NOVELTY ITEMS Brews ter. R. E. Telson of Elizabeth and •zaca. (lark N. Breisch and Cur- Berkeley Heights — Recently recommendation of Dr. William II. OPEN TO 10 P. M. 'completing her fifth month of West, Superintendent of Schools. Mrs. Nelson Tully and Clyde Mrs. Andrew' Kitchen of Par sip- j tis W. Gray. Their Democratic service as an American Red Cross The deed to the property on M. Noll were appointed by Mr.pany paid $6 each for stop street, opponents are Nicholas Campano . • —9por,iTed by Rrpiibllc.ins.of Bfrkrlrr Hftlijhit* liK Cirey I.ady at an American air Mountain Ave. is to he acquired Brewster to determine Uie amount violations. and Mr* Gertrude Fox. force base at Chateaureux. through Edward Pizzi, Township of interest in an adult recreation- Frat.ce, is Mrs. Hvmen S. Drown attorney. The property is lo lie educatiun program in ,, the Bor- of Berkeley Heights, who is the used as a possible site for a ough. former Frances Schware*. daugh- proposed school. NO BETTER REASON THAN THE ter nf Mrs. l.eah Sehwarez of 26 tee which until this year consti- -Fine Grove road. John Brown, board president, disclosed that the board desires tuted the Health Board. Mrs Itrown, who is in France a school librarian but added that Mayor Holly said nine towns with her hu.'-lund. Sergeant - no money has been allocated for served by the Commonwealth men Brown, who is stationed at this purpose therefore it meant Water Company of Summit fa- Chateatironx, is one of more than making part of a teacher's time vored fluoridation ot water and K-00 volunteer Cray Ladies now available for library work. that Millbum and Berkeley •nerving in U. S. military hospi- 5 Heights were the ones yet to take tals in Crrtnany. Italy, France, action. F.tu'Uind ar»d North Africa. The Enterprise Construction Co. The volunteer group partici- Heights Residents Westfidd, lowest of four bidders pates in the I'cd Cross recreation was awarded a contract for $22,- THERE'S NO BETTER SEASON THAN program fur hospitalized »ervice- Asked Opinion on 118 for paving and curbing on -. men and provides special services Locust ave. » suc|) as writing and mailing let- Another contract of $3,796 for ters, shopping errands, bringing Water Fluoridation similar work on Hillside ave., was books and writing materials. Berkeley Heights—The Board of awarded to Kenneth Brerai, Sum- Health will ask residents of Berke- mit, lowest of three bidders. Fire Safety Check for ley Heights to express an opinion Mayor Holly said that Moun- Boro Homes Available on the fluoridation of drinking tain avenue will be the site for NM* Providence—In conjunction water in the township. The board a future elementary school. The with Fire Prevention Week, home- a*ked the Township Committee committee approved a request of owners in the New Providence for a joint resolution favoring the Board of Education asking area will have the opportunity to fluoridation. that Amberst road be vacated to have their homes safety checked Mayor Ira F. Holly changed his avoid legal red tape when the tmtay, tomorrow and Saturday by previous stand and endorsed tiie school is built there. The 22 acre the New Providence Fire Depart- motion. Committeeman Arthur A. site is one of three considered by ment and the Summit Area Cham- Manner expressed opposition the Board of Education. ber of Commerce. while Cornmitteemen Luther Requests by the Watchung Bow- Fire Chief Spurgeon said that Smythe, D. C. Daily and George men's Club and by Dr. Sidney applications for the inspection can T. Loman expressed no opinion. Beinfest of 248 Emerson lane to be obtained from any of the New Fluoridation of drinking water permit bow *nd arrow hunting in Providence schools, local mer- was rejected three times in three the township was denied. Mayor chants or by calling CR. 7-2000. years by the Township Commit- Holly said, "housing in Berkeley Heights m two years time will be doubled- and -wiH leave-no -room- for hunting. Applications are being accepted for the post of operator for the FOREIGN CARS new sewage disposal plant. Inter- ested persons may contact the township clerk. • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • Applications for three police posts are open until Nov. 7. Ap- Why wait for delivery . . . we can deliver pointments far Jan. 1 wifl be made through competitive exam- your choice of Foreign cars ination to persons between 21 and 30 years, six months who have when YOU leant it. lived in the township for at least two years. -SAVE SIS- RICCIS to Mark CLEARANCE SALE 31 sf Anniversary In Two Notions "•I" HOLIDAY SCOftN NOW IN PROGRESS New Providence— Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ricci of 762 Central Ave. What • big, b«auHful way to ** irip into the fall wa. will celebrate their 31st wedding •on! It'i Oldamobile's value-packed, budget-priced "88"1 •56 ENGLISH FORD & HILLMAN CARS anniversary on Oct. 24 in two countries. Jf»tcen»lr«f! ill the rnpine«Tinp know. Ton Always Save More . .. Jff You Mrs. Ricci, postmaster at the Now's the best time to step Murray Hill postoffice will leave hU ami Mip^rb eraft^main-hip that hav« put OMnnu* See Us First . . . Oct. 20 on a European vacation bilrno far in front! Features like tbr prat Rorkrt Engine for one month will be in Holland ~a nmobtli 230 honirpourr*—chin* you economy on Oct. 24, the day of her wedding up to Oldsmoblle...the car that vhen you nant i^gnd all the poner >ou'll ever nrrd for anniversary while her husband •afrty'* nakr! Thrrr'a a road-huppinp ridr only I biff JAMES GORMAN, Inc. will do his celebrating, in New car can provide. And, of course, «t>ling that *i)l stay Providence. gives you rocketing performance new for ! : 298 BROAD ST Mr. and Mrs. Ricci were mar- is? ried Oct. 24, 1925 in Our Lady of So moko your movt in a hip .way. up to Old,*! Trade ^:?;iouH ireri»e all the advantapr* of ihffnll Donald, S J. officatintr. at a down-to-earth price! ..alri ^-ason! Wj| like doinp lnuineM the Oldftinobile Mrs. Ricci. is the former Miss quality *ny. I.et u* nho* you . . . now! Rose Ciocci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Libero Ciocci of Maple St. *:iO k.p. m \inrt».f ,«Ai .nW f>uprr SB n«Mi. this town. She attended Lincoln School and was graduated from Sum mit High School. Mr. Ricci, owner nf a green- IVI I house, was educated in Madison Schools and received his training TOtTRf ALWAYS WILCOME AT YOUR OLDSMOIILE QUALITY DIALER'S! Supaun is a florist with C. II. Totty, flor- ist*, Madison. The Engleman-Goodfield Co. Mrs. Ricci will attend a Pi».t SPERCO MOTOR CO., INC. masters convention in New York. • 491 Morris Ave. 106 Summit Avenue ChcMwm, N. J. PHONE CR. 3-1700 • OPEN EVENINGS PHONE: CR. 3-4195. ME. 5-0782 N. Y, on Oct. 14-18 She will leave with about 100 other postmasters for a month's European vacation II CARIFUL . . . DRIVI SAFILYI THE SUMMIT HEUALD. THURSDAY, OCTOIEU M, it HOTICK SO CIIM10U pl rt00 :«&["** * * •**••* June i. ttoaa whether Improved or ttBtmprowd. i the Township of cause j#ptidy bv ie T--.iWnnr.lp r«..'urjtt to wtdthf '** *h>->vn -j rr.nCjto p]s4t or official'1 n-*;> of tolr AU, IBM. upon the Ttoe ordinance ahaS be of oe < '• > Arterial Wrwti are that* by 'AT. Usually Victim of «f ruui • ohall i "*" Subdjriaion Ordiiacce of the wed primarily for fast or 'a) Plan* notfc» to hereby »•» to the K FIKPOS e:i»tl»ief>r :n ;! If to «HiMt Cvltoriw MrttW BJ« u nutted to tbe Ctark fcr p *• > m. the det>-:-• T&t purpote or that to «n«fte! to bosnt for po**d • dvipllra.ie.. fopr of ti.e Misunderstanding the * at- ordtoaoc* «h»S be to provide from u»« by tha m'.e v^dth »f»'; t* dwKcMxd. regulat*** aod Md^ Uw i therrfrora aliall be f; *-v.h tl:» Onad«t of a!! str««>s KlisJl not W. hut Cianr. executive Secr*- atrMrta of t raaMaotlal or mlaMT ' health •> pe««>* !*o street sh&4 •ubdivHaott la the Township itl Wlieo, the tiry of the Summit Area ( hamber atx mom** fxwa ttt* tfate or fv lKatits te wthr ot>nn«Bt tad mrt*m vmd for circuit. C%«rrkk gbaU of the ' pi So w>irk »r..i£l i a minimum gn&* ol Um than or tfa«r will fe* forever ttoa trtOiin a ta .otify the aro«tarr « Pg •^bdJTi«4^«Si or fTkaik"*' »i half of 1 nf Commerce, slated that when r toff B the pubhc beatt*, atf.tr. board upco rvoatyl of • ftaal pbat betr.it from notified Such ivotk* It prtwartlr for d ihf pUtcciiM feaMd «iwB act s^.fcil be if'.rer. V. lejmt on* *e*k be. aSTT a be admto*»*«rad to tae- to b i rr* !U»i t»Wt «th!n «S -lax* aak) »iiLidiTtol\.iii. a' ir.fortnatlon fore i».\ tn* * le'i K\: urusivpa. ;'-t«r axxl rubbMi - t* tne (mining ^ ^jy| prcfectson ^^*l turn «r«uQd kt ttm tmA. appmrrai to the wuntrtyl oNrk. or ili Minsniun: buiidir.s; *^i i. *3Li** &****+<* <»»r« *h*ii and an individual buver on th# * KAKTULU*. proper us* of laod and adequate H lint Bhail he r-'.r.«iv or oiie hurwired-twenty r.301 de«r«ni T've ! .„ . ., . ,, "' „' . '*i AUtj* «j# minor ? v.t±ur. KXI furUsar ttaM *• atty isw OU ail lota ilxl otti. r V.m to tlie KJ>- ar-j-.i t>e | other, the trouble ran often b» S F •*• «•»* primary? (or t«ik-ator i upon. (mi A oot>) of an; ;»;«t*i'f.^f v»Ten- Cortin" it '<•- t the <-.Wb to the back «r t&e of T:i# crt«U>al tMtaf. or.* tr&E*- anta or i>I>"'".« to w-.th » cn-T* j traced to some standard error.* J14.M Tbf <'.-instructor, gtt^ndarda »: d h»r;ne a rartl-.n nf r.o- !•<• than ih <*• ci-ith tiw lai.i bfl:^ t..:txtlvi Mark tm VMt* j*rtxj*» btl w!; -Ne jjir.f^ui'xar v jj-: it. tSirac oopwt <« th lictsau nf 'he buyer boyr **• for uwtaUattoa acd tnaJU- I'lai. Th* :m.U p^.>: xoriri or imumNt )(c bodr . ._. . _.. ... or : Citing a bulletin' Irom the Na •£ by the B«rkn>y drain*** dlterws. or required alouar a !o he Tiwmahip Clerk at least 24 I 36 I:i4-!'.«n v a «c«.le o! .!»<• It** IT avrmt, Man vX:- it..-;. «j u\i M If** .Midi in tional Better Rusiness Bureau. iaterawKtiwr* MOOUW* of to* for prior v> the daw of a r*ys » ». Chtpt« C3 of Hi* Ultra of 1&53 iuwmliu the nhatUMl and providing I pi*nntos board me*«aii«. t'ul«a» tt»» c««.ij>aji:«'» w.'. 1\ all the' pA>vV. r« with vhii'h the local Chamber i.« TUe Sumott Trust Cotn- AKTIfLE IV. DEI1NITIUSS. • «• the ftow of wattr t-hnrin to «af«- , preliminary p\$* is appf\>**«l wttJvnit of Oupt.-: J56 of tiv.< U»w» ,M. ft trust eraatad by Sti ; "Hi* d*fln'*k>n o' T.'-* r.ii..: pC.tt *h»;! »!>-i'* or be M^VJ-.. affiliated. Crane >ai'l: at. lKt) betweea fuard t'.v public aicaisot flood dan .age j I'har.iwa the fs O piu.iivi ny •;.* 'fctilowtug i, IWWII, firm or c\jrp,-»r«u,>r. »h*U "This lack of knowledge will, «*.'«$•*• Cf Cheater mi D»:«. uine »ad locitioei n! !a* A8 of rJve Revised Statutes of *he tiona required by t l»r ~ptazy*n board 'he ncht to demand at claim sometimes cause buyer* to tx i~LaW, itm—Ml HMl beneflctaiiej . State of Sew Jers-v a \ c\ The flaal pJat shcaU be Mcono.- f uixl;i JJ>.I.. ijtsijf of f>»u*r,j grapluc from the Tc-wrahlp of" Bertteier JJ and asUte. vOI t» audited and I lot. tract. <*- * dilutes aa« Service Kiffct et Hay. pAiited br » at»*«i*r»t by the Town. HeKrht*. i'* cf.'U-era, a«e:t»c.r servants. Jf» feet },pert nompthing which they ir» » by ttoa •mrofata'. and reported or mure *. M <•< wtlwr in:*AwtB# all in ne» «t *wv«-w, namfs. tn Pbt UvMon. ou IWd*}, t* mid <>*.ln-r •-i.----»s '•'«•>'• I receive, and aho prnvitl«U a solid K 10 AM r.iain : .v-ntior. kH*tt.'\-ln« trio 'gA« ai.fl wnt^r '.::nr t !i*:i lie ' ^..V,'.,. radial ' t-i" "'• escrpt tl:a". like fo2ow- {•>*-«• f^ed lin<«. aiid other similar ' thoae lnaca.>d a».d !>•• rf*e:>»i «r UcdW*W»l to a'.K-t di't*:i*»' '' loundatinri on which unscrupulous. uulr,-.** «id aervvoe for the provision tlmee uui that the via*, all l.r. line* and ot.h.r t.r»!i«t*J,-iin arid pr.ip of c'.n-iilatlon and »,i. aiiyl/v- ami * BOUftME. Ui division of Uud for airlc'Jltural the «ij»-;r. »nd l«»*ltJi of tl* i ln ar- di: irca *n\fwwm off p«>;>- r «<11 » w*:er 1. A ;wrt,.imi*noe iruaraatee has been rraorveU or vl'i>'ii- _ TKl'»T COMPANY Or of ]>n>p«-:j- ujioa court • :-.'.*h«a\a, r*Un'ay». » «t«r»-»v». p>ii>«i >'. all required lnipr>"»an Mm, liisuff|i-'.ei«. any o:-*av. ftkrwsyk.' pipe*, COIMHUU f-litre tuntr. trie t.r:rf.ar.'U!',d >M ~Hl HMtT, NEW WHEY" . al»o lnrtvidi« r*ubdivr*subdiv!! , i>h»'h r m»*ii« w,dd ln.ludljild j fa ! j icl> Eacli W-M-lt htult toe numbered, tloo Ciwt aluji In- jMLld hv th< de^l- known and recoyriwrd He cited af the lateral KCMIT* •lou. and. vbcre «fHirrtprUr« to r!ie i fur Waiwpartaf.nn. txaautt Krvl p.*x>ved bv xh* Ti>wnahtp Attorrs»7-. and''tTie U>1* wrJun ajafJi hl«<'k »)iiii oper before tl>e '.ni^'roTel!^*<.t '• no l a* "t.en'iH.-jir?- in l the lollnvlnjt as principal ciuser id> If the planning board T»vornl>2y ! v nuii',i>ere(t •v-'.Vfei*tltl?elv Nrx'.i'.'.ilu!! '"•iyd l>y th* Tkjwnshlp Any \jal*r.< e a.plrmber t* **»• pttMtehet In at- | djrtdnu c to the Ui^l* «• t.-rr«,>.-y 'AR1KI.E V. refers • Kiiai pl*t to the jor.mlr.*: ! ^Hli. ^lu'ijilvr •»!.*. Ail bd*>'k «ii*t h»t ::>.fTi 'he tw}v«rt.t after kr.Hpn-tfon cwta • kf«t-*lon of-*:ie »'•***. ar.-l re-nf consumer complaints and dif or Sketch i l.uaibei» eiiiill.-lw Hi>|itu.itxl by l.iv h*ve N. ,-n ded\s<->e»Y0 >rwr 4 ni*etin< follow!»s; the referral. I la'.ed •*> «^'::.(| Mock aJUl 1.1 n'i:n- WT.er- ver a temp ; 1. Thf buyrr liflieve* that hr .artuiat tav tb« areTUlABi of the i fkm c,n'*.n;r.^ r.r. :i»w than 3 lct» ! ,»i Any owner , . hin the Ao.-4-loii ; 1*1 M'.ii«l 'j ;>-iip.i»e>l cm jny -'re- .roinir.^ >m ^n ex.'^t:nn. lm;«rov.-d TiwisUilTi>»-r.*li!rp> of Bfrtc.ieBfrtc«ie> Heights *!ui;i. n-XUir. >llii£.. „f :t itas iv^Ukn ou the plat, and tl'e: !wt u •h-'.ii. on tive infMal I.<\ l>» npprtired t» Mie Pkiiirii-.f B,u:d hi< a legal rijjht to 'change hi« street, i.'nt m-\.l%-l!-.K »r*ryy new «*r«"-wne'-t :. pri^r mto aubdixidihi! o- r-euhdlvidiJ'.r-euhdlvidiJ-.k^ ' Chiiirtrwn iKl t/r *h« eiteiwion of ii;\::i:<-l;\J i Uud *» dej'.ned in this ordinance, | r.nnnilttetee affixing bis alcriMur* qiilreji improvements has been cer- (tn) (fo strerf »h*'i !iav» t t***M'\i* »nd r.ot Adwrseir »:' »r'..-:|f I »ub*n3? 'o Uie .HK-r»-t4ir>- of The PUii- theret.^ If taJd nctaon Is favorable • ti Mliitaiu'n •nt-ba-rk l.l.tt 'if'..'e '«. and cash ttema - Which *1H ni*r'.r an<1 to obtain a refuml o( hi* th* deve'..t> ralhirr«!he of th* piannta* boar»J on nil )>>i* »ud o !ier l*iard by the Townahip K un. ai prorsH of ooUectlou »:.3T3OT» :• *U lew •> aubdlvtder »!;. dttpile*'* ae t«j b* "confuswt **t.h th« purchai>e price or deposit, or at < •alted States OorenHWBt tbe pame: ,-«• ad.ioinlntr p7op«rtv ai..i pint of the iirnmsed Kubcllrtalim for I »nd To*Tjrfi:p CVm-jrJttes to art w:t,hl« lure fl'.rd rinwe of eiWtinc ir'ree'a Tlie oin- r<7t In iny pn>nal<~:; or ' p'orpoa;«a of ar.d t*re- | t!ir .mi»tT*U ti'ti*- or a mutually tfrtMl with the 1\«<-ni»h'p of ii:rutlon of an eclating vtreet »haJI leant to make an exchange. l ffl j ;i •*• w-th a ! ".p«i r\-;eii«lon urmll be deemed t^ None* of awn*-™ of «(l)otnii)# t pper?.vni»iv> In Iw'-e the same name All etrv>*t, namei 3,»33,e:0.«3 map. Bu.crd of Hrahh n;»iiir>>v»l i'rr »nj > ', 2. In his eagerness fur bargiiru. of aut«t and or- | ahn" tw approred M' V.n | :pu! rlerk shall • In <*rnin«att'jm t>j' euvtn^ev rw aur. il r>* Ar'.!"-'* V of tlvi* uni:- ni tlie buyer y unan:n'.xia (ft If any penson be I»!ut. sensational" sale, the most drastic all c*t* of aiK h lmprovMji*n*« aubdlriat'-m M.W0 00 dlvUloi-j I nctioi; of ttie »ulKllrWsi«>ii rmiunittee by the action of t!w piannlruc board. il) Orttfinatlou that th,' ai>plUr»nt id p and fantastic savings claims, and evrat* «tock» that effect Will b» ma«ie *W*»', In wTitinfr to the guv«mm« la it^cut IT owi.er nf the l*Jid. uff Uul •'-.(•V he i'v«iistnict«l or rec*>r»truot*iif'*i-. t:-.f 6wT.«-r or omvera rt the biggest, blackest print offer- .e subiirldw or l>» nirnnj-riMi t.-i -be Chairman (Mayor i after the date of the actvin of tbe an p g unr«vnip'.et«d p other p*rtjf»i in :n*erv«rt nhiJl mak* ing the mont incredible price re- and dteoounu (In. etiti'y commendn* proceedlnga u »f Uu- TIJWIUJUDp Committee and the n A f {)) When approval of « nUt la f this ordtnano* to efreot a auh<«viston an d»t* nort to applU^atiriti in »ntlr.»j f,r a VM-rmlt ductions. • To»t.-»;.:i> Clerk for their alciMtturea abaB be and on tirtoe to all tMrttea required by any officer or txxty <»f ye*n d«t# of ex«niti. >n nf the I » fViii-nv.tt*e jy of land bsreundor for hlmssV or for and ttieti r.tiirued to th* subdinder In interast. who aluU be afforded an •uch a munlcapaUtv. omjuy \>r »i*>, 3. The buyer is wctimized by another. v !r.g i.ature atul Ur»rlor. of the *u -.[ti <«»*• «tek'foUoiwln« the next af>prwtiunlty to be heard. After such tpproval utiall be o.!at An wl Townahtp Com- the «*tin\«te of thh e Tnwnsti'.Tt p f*f\im**ll i thh * TonjJilp Cimmtttee t ttt ir« mjmn .. -. mittee of 3 pla&nlnc board members lr.f.i-f. So fun he* Towuahip Ootn- firm or rerfinw the action of th* •treeui. curta or (uttei* c*u;, huvUK S .-.-lmll t»e -.j.rliicV'd In the i rrt'.fi.at* f-r-m the P 4. The buyer believes that mer appointed by the Chairman of the mtt pp U ahaUhUl l be requireidd planning board by a wmtal vx>M and evorm aewen, al>owln«( tfrjd.o aixl ta! amount r.f tlie i>ejffmn»n«-» (rM Bank prooilaw* onrmd Ptartnlnt Board, acd ooaflraMd by »ho»-ir,K that til* t a».T*rt chandise can actually be pur- e wblert to t Uent I? :hr kUbdlrlskm committee of a majority of the total memtotM approved by the Town*hlp Kn«nn<*>>r. snte.. to c.-iier leu*!, er.«:r.eerln« rnd i.in f the appeal aha]] alopei aT>-raging ten pi-r ceivt <*. oj».-- dii.vil- the re- ,,.,>„,.„ T;, a; p .hail Ui- ' aubdtrlstons in aooordanc* nil'.^tl e record* of the torerrv- ar<«ter »nd at 1 Jt. intervals for quired lmiirvvementa.«i\d rh n ftn disillusioned to discover that .no- TOTAL ASSETS e.U.7M,W».0J h* rpy. pni\!elii»ttt« ttM, p LUBIUTRf p, im) Plans and pwwfilna of finrm ml«t*e twr Upon tuia. »vproT»i, onpliw of uvd aanttaryy tewm and »««•>'• :iu»'.n» i l>i I*erfi'i-^un<» fpi»v.»ntee m»v l nine It < of wrnut ta Wl ferrid on thla oomtnltMa by tfwBoar d thh e CChHtnmh n of tbb e Planmtnl « BBoard the final plat »haU be fUed by the tpproreproed byy tthh e ToniishlTpp Kn»rliieer. In the form of a ^erfuniwr.ce x>iii e fllte ml Alll streams, ditditcheh s »nndd wver wlilch shall he iiwied bv a tx-«nT tr-.e t0 »rtK«iinioie also nrporaUon haTtnf a prwprWtory Itv- thhe ivext regular tneetaof. 'Iii*Tj«(Up Ci-)iiui.'.".t«f. •Snduals. partnerahtps, 3. Township g (o) Oertlflr*.te trom tai a i»rf.f|.-e o.'iiite*y^ fevr FeT^^y^l dlsposaj. "V»:I™MV.I- I fioverr-inent to commence tad maintain prooeed- tin- MIe owner shall J. County nanntng Board (if then* fteCUoo 1. Prior to the vrantliur of of aiir*-iy ! ent vnnv. oirciilatlon co;itr •: nr.it I fi The buyer ) nioflta shtll not be Vim th*n C !v«r depoatta (certified t- OentrsJaf BO4T. The TownaMp Clark. proral by '.be gorrmlnc body shall ant«M for the ultcnate lnatAU*v'.,»i ic> T1M> p i , (inn feet in lenrl.h and nnt '.<«' t.h#n to him in writhing. and officers' eberla, Committee o< the Township of Berke- 3. be fitted by the subdlrldaT wtth tbe of the fotlowinc: the (Ninarr.t of tlvc aitxliv'.rter and th* ,W« fe»t twr nvir* ttian Mr fee' in 7. The buyer signs a contract ler Kelfhta. 3 Buiktir.tf' losiiector. county reounllng officer wttbjn n (a) »treet»—To be graded and onxv «ur«'.y If tlwire bf aiie. nmy b* i1ei>'h, erriuppt Trh*n the u MWOSTTB h. MaalclaalilT. Tbe Township of 4 T*I Aanaor days from the date of such approval. struated In aooordaoov with tlie row- { u i.dr.l by •_!* Towimhlj. <'on>:i).i'«>e B!u or »jw>.'!»'. plan pro".«l<-.n» v.-ur- it. Other UabdlrU« .. 1. Mayer. The Chairmen of the to tlie cubdlTid* r and stiall be ooC- this period tht approval shall etptxe. of t4*e Towiish4p of Berk^.-y to eicfvxl 3 ran' a Tariation from »!i's rxjilre- Townahlp Committee leotrd tMrfore the return of the original lit No put ahall be soeeptod tar Heights with a 30 feet mluiimun id) The amount <ni Township (Vmunl'.tee bv r.i»V\i«t'Wi buailinw. plat n»p drawn ID «n*nfMf*m» wtth tht Township (VHirratttie* curb Use to ourt line when curl» aiifn^'ent to mnet all are* ind rail of selling the contract to a third MOD 000.00 oordane* with Chapter 433 of the <^topt*T of the Laws of 1M3 ahall ahih p off BlW HHacMMs and are required, or a paved width of 30 alilp 4 «*hen of the party without informing the buyer ba filed bv tlM tubdindeT with the feet tn addition to the wVtth of t.irt- requlr«n*ntJi for r.i<-h use. 45O0OO.O0 Law» of W83. "Board" or "the Board" by tthh e Chairman M) tara when futtem ar« required. Ar- •tn'.led. 9. The buyer does n«l_underi Cr.d!rld««d pronta 73.4*471 Towasbip CiKnmitt*e. merc'eJ, biislti«ai t. Tewnthls iBfiBeer. The «cetised <**»rt « '"»from" tltinw- dabdate of roturmturno of the AKTirii VI. H.%T DKTAILI. terial streets ahall hare a minimum (•> If the required p paved •wtdth Of M fe»< from «nirt> llt.e •hs.ll pnrid* tn stand the difference be ween in CATJTAIi AC- olvll enctseer and or land aurr«yor '• »PJ"' «IlV' "«>>1 »* »•«• <« "»• »P- plat ah*:i be d^f>3«nsd and drawn by to curb line. Th* mJnlnrum »levi.ii.>n terest and finance charges. OOUNTS ... -2 for any street In tlve Towuartlp 01 »ncr »'.']i ' lie reqlilTd tfn:mi* Se'-V'Tl 4 I »t«. BerkHey p \ a Ucens(-d i N J t land •urvayor or a »j»eci!;c*t.l«>ii« irf U.ie 1 »nTm!ilp of 10 The purchaser fails to check if) If the plat It rtli—lfiert as a Plaoner hoidlac a full or associate Berk«hir.:. il.je mui TOTAL UAB1LXTIES KKV 1. Mat. Tbe Map of • (abdrtialon. fewt accordta* to V. ». Ouodetlc 6ur- Bkl j Hh nd the i t nta the reputation of promoters, or OArTTAl. ACCOUNTS »l!.7».aB»(0 m: Hketrk Flat. The ske>t«h map of major mibd'.Ttalon, a notation to that membership ln the American In- of the i>erfnrmaiici> f<*i* *>,:*". MS. h» \rm than ?*".e re. a proposed subdivision of sufficient effect »lutU br mad« on the piat stttute of Ptermera and shall ba based oirttipv and a\irety a!i*r. be ll»b'e QuL"emejnts of 1Yt VHIIIIHC urdirtanre to investigate "fly -by-ni ;hts" be wtiK'h v.ll be retrirned to the sub- on tax map lr-formatton or some *Tlila bank's eip««l aocntracy to be used for the purpose Ib) Nlreet Rlfn»—To ba if the sanve M«cmm t'i the Town»hlp >-. npllanoe with the prooe. other stnillariT accurate baas a*,, a trpe and daa4sii aa the atreat »Up* H-lBhtji \\.tf *,he rMniiiiMr roe*, of 'he I h\ Insmfar an in priu-'.'.nut *.uie !^* f duid v ui SteUoua > and > of thla scale not Ire* ttuta Ml feet to tbe Inob curreretly »n use ta thu Township of tlixra ilull be at rlirht *IK>*« tn 11 The prospective purchase! Oomnvon meats- tbe requirements of Article mhti ln luijiro'envrnta not '.nat*Jlnl »:i The loot'Oc-n of that portion ffl Wlwm the mbdirtder M-» the.•tttvel a< lea*t feot In i/ing «ork. ia) At kast < black on white prmu which is -to be subdivided In relation •tawet to olearly risible, to apfwoacr»ls« performatwe ir.w«lit r. '.n .Swti.ni 21) <3' and i<) o! 'j'.Ar. !:'. The prospective buyer fail* • completed appUoatlon forms for (b) AH eiwting structures and staUntiAr. of same shall be borne by 'I.ui* i>r sMt'.nnK of the #ii!xlir!fc'.o7i, ticle VIII. i Loan« a* ahovn abor* tubmMited to the TownetUp Cierk for UM d»v«loper. to obtain lefe.il advice before mak •re after deductLcn of Piannlnc Board consideration and praUinlnarr approral •hall be >ub-wooded » wnhin the porUop n to up'U c.impl"i4»in Mid ni»pri>ra; of rtie idl W"h«T» rx:r* wlriUi i.*m !>e»n tentative approval and which meete nutted to tbe Township Ctark two be subdivided and wtttatn X0 feet id C«rka and or Oaltera—Curbs to p«e wirb. frMolt« Seeurltie* a* ahoim the requirements of Article VI of thla weeks prior to the planning board thereof. be r>quli«U t.) fil«. a rimiiit. lance bond Jot* i major expenditures. Ordinance. meeting at which consideration la fcl The name of the owner »nd ot bloc*, hlue »toii»>, or concrete in ac- nft:ol»'nt in airumnt to n.tA i'.'. he ar» after tl'dMC- dealred. The preliminary plat ahall b« all adjoliUng property ownera as dla- ountance with tlie constnvKlon »t*iwl- IS The bu\er fall* fur appeal* of lW'iTf uf .... SS.COOOO 0. PtmaJ PUt. The final map of af t j irx-h eiamtsed by th« Subdivision Ootn- clnted by Ute most recent munlctpai ardt and sp*rtflc*Uons of the TfuwTi- miii!i!4Un<-d hj- the n UK11 lei' or a seotlon of the subdivision which mltnee who ahall make recommenda- •hip of BerteleT Hrt«hts. "vanity," "sympathy" or I Harry W. Bda;»r. Pr»»!dent of the Is prcented to the plannln* board for Coinple'loti of !n *!i* tions to the plannlns board. At the. id) The tax •beet. Kook. and be oonstrurt^d of bVtuminoAis con- ren.ainlm; ponSi>na or « «f 'he ".ie.r iii»en •< ibor» irtatetnent \i true to the the prorUlom of thte Ordlcanoe and b* paid to the Township Clerk to, (») All straeu or roads and streama ar*nd*rda and ai«clficatlona of the r»«tO IT Hi!iU'...r cl*i"u:nir.iiTiiT»i Vr. of nrr knowledge and belief. which. If approved, ahajl be filed tn tlni<" tfiereaf:*T not to J «J coT«r the ensta of ptibll«hln« notice Within S00 foet of the subdirMon. .f B.-rke+ry H^htu «nd «»f c->m;»l«--ti(n! »if «.:! In-.• riftiiriiiK lUiarrt may. af'e» ,n>e«i Harry W Edipar the offtce of the proper county r«- and of notifying the persons con- ii »iHh from «!»•.' lf» The proposed lot layout, 'ot alodl be of 2 feet minimum width Tli*. Towru*.'.:; " | ;r,\--Ht:<|.»*!.m \«1th ••- era' 'I! t. :n»r:*: .r.ed 111 Correct—Atteat: oordlntt officer. cerned of the pending heart&f on dimensions and total ar«a of each td> ratch Ba»lB»-To be coni»tru<'U p. Official Map. A map adopted ic aald subdlrMon. The Townahlp Clrrk lot. ln accVrdanoe wltih the <«tu»W-iictkxi It nlm'.l lw> apnrnval <•? (Hioll .•<•« Brnn*. W. Orlfftn aecordanor with the Official MAP ind - nmlnie4Uil.ce !»• f . tl hl l f ijri IT the fckeVb pU In being st*ivd»rda wid np-ciflcatl":* 'at tlie proved t>v tJve Towns 1 ilp ATMTIICV m h(v-f,.,n i Publlr I at and Kerriir S.1-T 11 3 If 'he s-ivr.v, nml Robert O. Peterton th* Lawn of 19S3. or any U) fonn. aufflcU'ticy »r<1 ncet-iitJ,)!:'. A real. . *%r\:' ^11 cl-ir.v (iem.in^rn'e thav. of a preilinttiar}- plitt. I prova], the plat ahaQ ;»n>rt(V for loratfd wlwre (Uret-ud l»y Mi* Town- »t«l approved by ttie Tr>»imh'.p ('••in- 'ai In tw*-» ]»,» of |>ee'i!'.At e. :idr.i-»iii pertajn- authorizing *'jch adLVtl"n ibi The eecr.-t.-iTj" of th.> pliinnttig j the endocnemeut by the Uoanl af ship liUiflueer. Q Master Man. A composite of the Inr *.i hi* -»t>fl ' •-•' ll'.er.C et.for**- ' NOTICE Or WTROIU'CTIOM board oh&ll notify, by until. At least Health. Townahlp IofttM«r Chairm«n (e) Sidewalk* In resldentUl, hu»1- AKTH'I.e VIII. DEHICV KTAMtARDK. reiir pn>p«-r line* n\f:'. "'. ttv." ur more of t!, mapped and written propoaala noum- 1 lUd eaawnentn Notice la hereby I»T«J than th« for»- S deja prior to th.- lx>- and aecretarr of the planulnc board, ness, commer"-!* ' liid^trial sr.; extreme UnUta of the rurxllvlalrm aa ahlpi Committee and the Tenra&lup baata glvlim flue i«naWlerH'U.x.i to the I iai jiriiw l\>',<« at !.iiifl mi*>iM'.'.- •haU lie »• I'tu-* :A fee' d on ftnst reading at a c bem duly adopted by the piaoiOnc u untl «:!UiV.Mi perm".' »i|«"!i T.K?.t.\f~+ >r va f of tbe Tcnmiihlp ComwAttee board. tux rawed. Said notice shaU state 1 p Section 2. PrtUaalawry Ptat. The from TrlilciiJaj- tr.iftU . w-J »h*J .n ( 1/r p,-)rT;,ni thereof: utlU'r coir.prfiitm air infli' be r»\un:.*b> ari<1 '*'.*.r-ln *he of the Township of Bfrkeley Height! r. Perfenaaace Goaraatee. Any sec- the. tune and place of h«uinK."• brief preUmtnary plat ahs4 be clearly aud Ski on OtoOctobeb r 3d IBMan d thatht t ail easv* !>•' of K'.ifflcleiit -wid^i—to.j lxy 'Die xuhdlvVtlon-pla,t--iihaU-crinr-of- -.he for urity dnsctiptloia of the subdiTlslon and Uflbly drawn or rsprod-j>«d at R aooonuw^l*t* th« n.HXlni'iin p^leFtri.iti , f,u-[i; »,> deeiKu ntxr.^iii ^ i»» »'!11!! I '!»> W-jtre u inil«d''.nslon rn;*n. resMlA'Joiai »r.d ».t .ui(!«.rrta fa- that a oopy of aalrt mibdirlston haa scal>- of not leas than one UiCh er pa'Jtenw by » wat-er nmn. dra :»»V.li.'.ie»t by ".VJI .ird'.!'..irce * -malderation and final paa»ac» at the i>e public hearing on Wednesday rvenine;, provementa be made before the plan, been filed with tbe Township Clerk on* hundred test. PreUmluaT plau than 4 fee*. U' «lillli. ftiul fcli.iJ. n-ithln tlie ir.unlc.lpalV.v ' rh*r.n»l or wtr»fr, th*^* aluUl be ' R»'t!. JI 4 C.V>;.',»* •>' •;,. nine board approrca a final plat. ln~ for public Inspection. Th* secretary shall be destined and drawn by a ! j vld»Ml a uV«rm »-fc.t*r e*»emr>r.t November 7th, IBM «t »:?0 o'clock wt p p y in iir.-grrdatwie with the j ,hl yfifmrt r'xUn or both an o dtin iril'.p Mwe uti.t,'.'. >w f!-l«l '•'.•>. crudtnf performance bond*, escrow hll l tl f h hI llcorrwd '!* J > land rorreycr or by a t I dm!na»fe r.tfh'-'-'f-wav at. least :J the Municipap l Bulimnc*. No » Park f p ^. V«f**'vl ».«•..".> S!amfSrd-s- »iwfill,t _Si»eclfl' - '; mil|, „. nin/.tT |>liui hi* or hav t l CheChr etm:Utm:Ur *ur«y shalto bl eals publuriedo cause. in theo fofflci* the !hew-In new**- , planner holt the Tc>*n*.hip *>* iK^rit-.-. . (i:i-.»jit4^i. t.ue^«ub(llvli*Uin ftlinl ,\-.y c collatra airrem _ j papt',—K-r . o- r »a ntWR^nper of i?wienil cir- I bemhlp in thr American ln»*ltute of _at which time anl plooe asiy penion oc collat-rall * airre^menta Hf4«ht*. . __ _ _, 'o 'he pcti;x«».vii J-n!«r«B e4,..tbere*n. will be Jtiven in * ,-lat—A-parcrt-or por*ion -of—and cuiatiorr Ui !ter~ratyiTir-rr»nirtrTptrT 1 separated frof m otheth r paronU oorr poporr- W dayx prior w t.r;.' heartnir. 1H camplUince with the prcviaioos of lht*rsectV>n aiwl Rt ani'* utivei In- j „». ^) <>.-.l «l'«w. jmWlc otiprrtuhtty to be beard ooheemlnf by dearrtptton as on 4 surxllvi- Kitr : ••td ICI C»v>le6 of the preMrnlnarr plat Ar.;cle VIII of this ordinsinne atMl tery«il'.i|t lor.i,'>n« a* M tirwy'.tle .<«; • nh<-mt^---i . — -- ! of di»pi»li'.K «if * nr.d ARTMI.K XII. RrPrtLER AVI> slon or record of survey map or . b« fi«-wartle»r-f wb- ileed S.«-*;.»:i :. AJl ,irn«. A key map M x M inclm show- to be d«'MTin'.iwcl *nrt amwoved bv the fk»xl to the ORtHNANCIC establlablne rul^s, t*} c*_«^Streeta . Any rtiW., avenue boule- 1. Towruihlp -Cl«rfc. liu- th« entirr siibdlrliti'm and 'tm Wht-r'- m> m»irt.--r r*,iui or offl- . .-.long and sta-ndarda governlns; road. lure." parkway, rladuot, rKiilon to surrouudmf *r*aa. tot IK'I Shade Treei •»••• rx(Hlr«,. t , liv. I. fifij ni«p. rxnnn, utreetn M-1^1. dTainssj* (cl Na'.'.in-U feanr*« rich ui *r«en. >iibdl*Mon of la,nd within tbe alley or otrnotruTr xayy wlilch Is an exist ln-2 j! Boirrdof HftJt.i. .a ?»'-!*. iot dtmensloos and Jot ana.the plaimUlK bn*r»l. two i2i ne» j ruflitA-'i!-w.iy fch»ll (>#• »lur»11 un th*brooks, •'"' Berk--;-•' Hi'..-I:'*. W.<-'.; *•••• \r.->ir.iiai- 1 Ttie planmuir - board shall »<-. l The trvt name t»» n.Ap i-t«*t, lijt on the tivnwr'* pn-p»Tty ««> *» j 20 «: ('ti»p^<-r 4M <>f the I/u-rn i.f :»3 any suWivis', m !..VI.nre. twit to !n*-erf»-Tv *1t.li utulltl* F, ix"»ii*i- ! iir**"Ti<-". ^i:.*-l\>l»nc f :»50. and amendments and supple- •unit to or approved .M a,,iyf ^^ j,j,uut,nilsjiloit,nilsjiloiii tto t:it:ie planninplannincc '' ni-rldlan. Kruphlc scale aiwl the Tol-wa\-K or walkwnyii *"« u'>^-,- ^d.i*t* vi Jun* action or » irtreet or wa.y oc • plat a iyf ABTin.R IX. Fr.M.»I.TV. thereto: erttlns; forth the proc- bo».tl or •within f\ir*Ji-r time j ;u*'.:i(t namfs Kid Trei* uluUl be 2 liwhen or m""re In j ,f -.i), T'rrwhlp »nr(l::-.ii:.ce shnUtak* duly fUed and recorded In the office i arib> re'- to be. fotlowtd by the planning niay be mutually agT«-rt upon. If ! diameter, r. l«r »r i^rf 111 ^^ j ,/ul.i:<- w. if arc Ii, ^wUn<» «-,:li tl.e stjd the govwtiing btUy in i>p- of the coiuity recording officer prVw oo or owner* and of tlw f'.>ll'.wiii« _.-pw. < •• (".&iKl«vrUs in tl»e foUomli,g «e<:- ir-nv! a/wf flttal spproval luui b"eri t,u. j p to the appointment of a planning the pUmninK board ttlan|>p: the tub- th.le ArtlrJe VIII '.ui.erl. any peraon trarmfeni i-r- »-'!« ?r* and adTnl: or fcllver llinlrn; Li>n

  • «. board »S<1 th«- irr»nt to such board pint, th" r-fAhon; for plane: N«»n»My. whwdK-r TJla*-lons and standard*;- asnd pcov. of the power *o review pisu. and ln- be remedied prior to further consldern- | 3 Name aiid aildiNs of ptcwon vivo , n«ple; che*ti*ut. r-0. l>.:: bb.nc. k ,ir.v !...:y1 wtilch forms a part i»f • ' Rt ' f.-jbf'ivi«:.->n an which, by ordin.*!-/^- • SIPI.RIOR IDIK1 or MJH IliRStV -' and superseding an ordtaawe dud«i t aruill br notified, ol th.- »ctlc>ii of : prepared B'^ip. i warlet <»Ji , «!nrwn on » nuueter p.an or ir" •'..>! t'HtNTKRV DIVISION • ic\ Armv of tract t.i be sub- I (hi Top Soil Protection- No '>P •'>''' j :iuip nhitll IK- sii'-h a/i to pn>vit!i! f' h.-x!- *rr r«|iilmd to art. sucli ;WT».:I CMOS COJNTV *e So $»-»(• ol its tubmlaslon to the IWarcl. divided to nearest t- nih of (Ui acrr. | -shall bp rcmr>v.ii | f!l, .ipprnprlate .-xt'-tjai'Ti of rs\n' .n« Docket No »'-;o.l^-V> 'ill Sufflcleiit rl.vatlccif «nd con- I HI.a'.' Iw ..iii>i"ct to s fine nc t., ex. Of SUMMIT ' (ei If th* planning; boitrd »ct« f»- ceed t»o lamrtrfd doUara (»•>''», m,,t, ,,nle. ;y .'low of '.rivff'.r Mf- . the clnee of remo\-«l y to !n.;r> >r,m-'n* tor not mor» 'J*n wiis A-'drsmvr B.UUIIKIU. hia. SIW JPtSBT. « rneanbtr of tht to that ellert aluiU b<> nuule en »k>i*« averaging '.0 perc>T.'. thirty it»ya ai-.d e«ch parcel, p'.ot ».- •*-.f'-. !X>LMSA S1MH «:-,'! MR SIMS. *».-«»» on 8BPTBMBEB 3*. X9M. . „._,_ pro-.-iaions of | the and at 1 foot Tert:c*J ini*rral« for t t. j n'j<;M tu> U) piMVlrte ff'jC *X l"" P'".A".e r\. IT t^ie Federal Rwerve b»nvmun« body fi>r action. Thr : 1.1 ud of l -r alope to de*rrm1n«- the- ,vtrr vi »:i **?™J'[ I 'enslun to :vlJ,>::.inK r^-".''"!'" '•>* l'*- \i*. so dd«r>»*^ ^ "h*!! •>» *»«"!h'li ixv.ii «! T,-!•))» 1 S-.n.« WAAC y distribution of :; and MHf I.»AA<; tVKITK. hia- ^>* r«l«iai Reserve Aot. hC 30 l S d natunJ drl the siibdlr!»A..r. vioiaMom action shalsh.lC bare nmett w:trul 30e 'or the laivd and tt«- »od VTK by seedlna &n«l plantlr.t:. t ,'i)> T!i«'riT'it-->f-wf " —IJ-h r,t.x.\ l.e 5. l!i i-ill'i'y-i ti the for» • *d*. tnUiMM wtth other banks., lncrudlr* ws«n-e by the Chttimi«n iMay | po»niU. ,., . Rnwtl-No ch*n«e Hull m.-M'tred from lot lire to lot lln* In Sec.l»»n '., H the itre^'a in kii'l «:.*H not l>e Ima tinn the ltfrns in proc«as of coll«*ion Coinrnltte*- and br j it) The locatioa ctf es.s'.-n*' and b« rnad« ln the elevatl-m .r oomt-nr r, •:.i-l- ,•• *i,r .' '!,e'.r «JC- StAtm Oo^ornmeint oblUta'-l to tlie (iulKi;i^d-r fir mm- 1 proposed property Ma*«. »tr*«a, bulld- of any lot or »i'^ by the r iritl l:.-"res*. Mons of 8tat«» and po'.lMsal with final apj«roval req-iire- I !n^. wat«*r co- **«M 1. ArtertiJ ITICK •'.*• 'i- i:,-->e ,1; an bonda. rxfjn. aixl debMv*."n i rulver'a. drain pip«s and xr.r DsvturaJ wbsn approved by tr-e ro«r>hlp r - airrady exlat- biuUllr.K permit 'imi-r w-. >n :JI •tonks (itvciudltx I30.«(»0!) r/X-X if 1 Prellmliiajr approuC KIIAII cot-.- j ]eat;i<-«»-uni 1 ruck formattotis. contours ivppruved by '.!«• !i"rt-ir'«r r*n". «••* row • :*'>'.. v -,i r«ri'--«l to t« fvir a three v.&r perljd Jr-.*!•» ft Plaoa and prou;<* 0: •" P _ Ennlneer »!ul! be Mi"»'T- r>n dn'l aiktwu un arilp r.f Berlrel'V II••!<'•.•« Hint :-if,f.- •'.' T,i\ f tMte rir'jd m.'.*-.* ijr*. a <~' r.Mtt. : R'hlt premises owned |226,3»0 ,tbe date of approval i«tre.-t« within the subtU">lJTI and Ilmluary I>i*t Aiul profi.e* p-_i!> ir r.enririt. f Utr-tor .!wr assets 1 Tliat t.'vc K«*i'erofU>« of etlatln* or fir.-.ire owln- ill MoaumenU-Tu »>' "• ••'• /^ 1 .i f .Utr-tor . A M and ditlopji urxl'' »!ii'-i thf |rt-l'.in:ii»n- ntr.K fjr»"-» a minimum a*^*-ioe of and shape rwjuired by ae<-.tl 'ii « •* In width . and Jiai fee*. beroDd the vubdlvMon Raptor 3M q n'.reets shall be V) feet :n- ir,.: -mlrae TOTAL Aaszrrs mi grm.t-. be Chapter 3M of the Law. of :«3. utirt j. o^.• :<:.,i^, I 2 That the- saUl apf>li<'ftt>''. anuy nib- ,K; PlaJi* of proposed u'!-t" '•• the requirement of < eornp'iKfiCf faiV.-:.-: "^ l;:.-..r«-. ciepostts of lndiTWW4i.'p*rtn*mhU». i^'("-^Tf^ns< 1 nilt on or befor- tin- .xp'.ratloN rt i',e rw»t*r. RAS r M ii "'-•.•'• atrnxtm at lnrtlvldiMla. nartneinOlpii. and rv-n".Hir«J AU ~ i ".h* whole or part or parta i/f said f.«j*ble connectlooi to eilatluf or Berkeley Helitlrts. i !! . ahall I* d-.-tmnnlr^enld d onn ann liidivld-ialidlvl l of pt«r 4^1 <•'. : p ;nc4udla« ;x»t»l y< I pla*. for Ilnnj' apvirovn:. »nr proposed uulrtr sr»t-lv * propoa^l 8ewen. itanlury Hrwem »nd I lllllle*— fl-liii-'. width *n/i dnai^n vi nafi-17 ac- cotmii«>d»ie tlie maximum tr»fflc»! or storm water drs;ti.-i««, K>uliiLn- wast* imfldij? a: <1 'oad.lnc nenda ar^i max- »r»n*ee alwtll r>i .• ,',«1 'o a :.«-?. ti «> deposttji (cn-UflM and off.<'ffii' check*. Ife 1 Before cotisldernUon uf * !;nek2 1 tlproi '!«« pir*>«i 1 132 xtAi# healtii aired*-?. dlaposal and u'.a:uns Al! n'.n-h :ni^.- imum ac-cewi !nr ilr>- hi M.e lii'i (.""•"• n TWri 'he atitxH'is". i . TOTAL DICPO8ITS ment. "'« i.i-:-- •'«' , h»ve l"jaa!led the Irr.proviimfln'ii re- ih> Bans and proflin. ot <*U pn>- latlons rtiail be COUT>«-'*n; Ku'.'.-r \:rm to gutter line "J t,|ituwr:cM <. r.f adeqtl&ve pprfornwuvrc toetlt of t-lie ji-ilKlivl*! 1 1 > ,•«!•.:• N-.v j. CAPTTAL ACCO13TS tli« iruruUIatKm of tli» rt- —_.. ing ar»-u« wul "hull Ti-vie ; *«'• MJI isil r>» M :«>«•»• t 7M.1O0 00 j elevstkH*. grad^ i»ud c-ipati'.i«s if lu-e a corUalioe with the Ci'ii/rtni'-.l ii".c*rt:;>c e>pcij»t. .f »f.' The *rtviunt ot tlie any r:clM^i.« *aiut«ry »rd« tnd Bperif.i-.itI.-UJ. i»f '.I." rim-:.- 1 NOTII I. TO ( RMilTOK* ---..iii -"rtrn''i dmiiia^^ d*""h (f str*4Lrn to /: *ri-.irn.-i.<-»lntrn-»lntff f,w.fwtt »:^:^1 h*»vh* r traffic fief ,,-,! i Ar v fiO. *c•!••-. ii-^>. r '-ilvlded profit* ;- •: " alilp of Berkiv.-v lle:h-:i's .ir:i 3 of t:> Ar!*> IX 1 the Ti»wii*l-.JJ> En(fLne*f in wrrit-init t.v j »;ilch tt.e ppp-'»e «IIA11 l>. pro\ed by the Ti>»i./!,:i> • K.nr'.h- <••' A i in . r>.>-«. .» :SV4S.MT« '.h^ .«-jbdlvId«T, »tt«t«l by UIP l»-m\- \ c..ua-c<«d Whet: atom d-i ir.K. «ira.lu- , p,ive'n:..*l !>i re<-»irr1ir< '•( TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••'•• ( .1 l>erul-r:ul atn^». nhV.1 h.ive a •i.' % «hip Attrtn# a dltch»o »r brooX cl.ntt:»e- improve- on w»1*r HUln.« «: II.-ITVAIS I-: i."j the iTwvUr.imer.t of 'n.r.i«r-r ri> or A oil" 1. Jll. S-i.-r «j.i"' : ••••» '-'mil- and fx*viiti,in and \ mer.ta are jtr->p*ee' ;>.»'-«l nv.r,»i.«ii of land. "* *•".'.(.'. n »U ' plan for auch iir.prr»vein»nt m\m' \>~ ' witl; ». t irniir>innd u' tlie end hariiiv; iw-'r.:**.- AD.. I "VI. ';;••:: '-he •cm Vi Ute Towii*!Up Conimltv* foe M M IA if ford fire pr"-...*-!.:.^ .1. m. » ir..nlmini pnvec] ndliis of 30 ve(im if VL'inecrtiefl fir.nl approval approved by '.he .«••*# Water Pirii.-r •'.•i.-. 1/ 'he iit,ilr:.«i,i.^!. iu> *T>ii« rwnk's o&pttal o»n<»l«;« of- dirwtlrni from ".l.e J-.'-tlmt,' ;'• -ir. n. I Alle-.-a MUI .er.-ij I ARTUI.E X. VAI.IUITV. ICI 1* »!v01 rw « r- i Cjminl.v.:>«i '.' **^i '.'nproTi-tr-nt W> : ln If a:iv ».-:)<•,'.•, -.-OT .if •> *," ' R.U Ormnrm svx* With UiUii pas raJtie o' lit t^ie pcw»t- • of A'iff! ^* Wifcrr-iiTitfc All liydranu *h#n bf i#!.>< •••! •' '•' HTl'l wim: develf.j>tne:;-a and :.n.ir»- .-i !:••.-'• ')•• ci'"-: V> 'he MEMORANDA 4y near »tr«et ln*l*<* *wwu|te -I'rr^iwiiJ nf thla "d " ,rf uud a--»M.--'-t.*, -»-.r!'!i r.r.*' ;liJtt invsJld «C• 7S uve subdUider ali*a h»v« UartiUl^liwtiUledl I •balthall li»Ikavtt pp«roaiaU(* t^U made fciid Interf're with '.lie u«e n' r *!i. ric)i ri.*l:i *!>ai the road nb-bw In nooordanoe wtth | aubmlt aame v> the Board of r Wji'e •/ sill rt»-fi4i».'er ashalh l thorn (mi Water Malm—T--' '•-• l:i<**-*5ie«l Mp*t«l tnfflo awl ;.-«wlins '.Ue remaiii'.n,' pijr'lvris e ' (.-!••. 1 - •j.irred from o« J. M»oOrr«w, Prtw'.rti-w. <•! ' co.a-.VM vnta the ;>;»* NO Nub-•.he No ! -»er-» i":..f or r-'-'ier.;.^ l.-.e si»» - and i.o pern.".-, uliall b Srt-lt, 1 TVue rulfs, regnU-iini , ^~-' tlia* the aixm sUtennmt-1^ *.m* V•"' -js'ied ur.t the kubd'.vkk-r ha* com 1 d:v*Jon or r_par .t.ereof ai.fci; b« »p-!I«I than 6 Inc.) ;:;>»• K » pro-.ed whei- »'f« "f ** th* , •.Km uwta cKi xxt r».eei w.ih tli* R»fiilatlon» of Pmlw f'.li;'v ( • i.- «.n.l d l cf * vlil« or- inlasioa and aliaU be propeT,;- <",,:,. auippa been ppl*ced T«1-.:JII r, of tii« jr-iolij c hlh f A speclfltayoEa of the Township, and , erjiMlsh-d r*t|>ilr»rr.«,t tv ».i.d «e:.'ar> cT 'he cstlreri of th« HEVTZ A'.'-rr. JOHN u MAT. JK. ha* Installed »uch o4h«T lmprovethmte dlnaooe or ochc*b n<' m the J'irlsd'.c'Jirtld' i of Uie Towruwilp Av». •uffMrat sise and capacitpaci y Bnrkeley Haifhts by deed or eaaenrrx Township of »«rlt*ley Height*. 3M g. C AKDEBSO.H as may be rwjulMKl by tb* plawUtu I or ra«\ila«i.»nB 5 (tactics* J Any action tsJwn by the HAHOLD T. 0RA\ia. JH board, tbe Zontaf Orttosjyse. BuUd. 1 dttlslon or part thereof ^.^gEI? adequatqu e ffrfr*t pr irir under eooditlona approved by the Summit, M. J. ice Coda +JH ttw numbtst Code cf • whar* otbtr pbntoal eharactanrJo «n) Before mar hit oon- planlnc board after conu:t»',l3c\ Bn d JTmWi) Or-.. TH§ SUMMIT HERAID. THURSDAY, OCTOiEK II. IW „ SUMMITS GOAL $145,800

    • toy Scouts

    • Girl ScoMts

    • r.w.cA. • Y.M.CA.

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    • Family Strvfct AtsociaHoa WE THE o ChlW Cart Ctnttr • U.S.O. NEXT WEEK IS RED FEATHER WEEK IN SUMMIT

    Th« Wt«k Whm Tht Uniftd Compoi^R Launchtf lit Drivt Hr $145,100 with ISO vohintetr workers aiming "to 90 evtr tht top." Titty eon only occompHsli Hitlr god by your contribution so ojvt gtntrously. REMEMIER — Evtrybody Glvtt, EvtryMy -V.I,' 9 . - -r"- Itntfiti. ' •-'**, f

    Sponsored in the interest of Community Welfare by C I B A PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS ISC, SCMMIT, \\ J, THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. tfSfc Paot II f Fire Chic*rtmnm Hwnr, P» ! let WITT, SOmCE, WilETT nf SWIMS-Tw MKIIKOr fUTFUV lice Chief Edward Egaa Rob ' mere* and MiM Best, wtto was guest of honor. At UM MUM • time, Bojr Scouts, urbo aecompan- led the inspectors wcrt given etr • tiiicatei of award. Nominated main "Music For Fun" (Continued from pige n concerts throughout the Northern New Jeney area. Flyers announcing tht 1956-5" concerts will t* distributed at Summit schools oo Monday. Tick eti wiH be void on Tuesday. October 16 and Wednesday, Octo- ber 17 at the following schools by the school representatives: Bray- Fresh Dresstd . Rtgular Top Quality ton, Mrs. Richard Corbj; Frank- lin, Mrs. J. L. Williams: Jeffer- son. Mrs. George Ohamberi; Lao- NEW LOW PRICE.' coln, Mrs, J. H. Maroney; Wash- ington, Mn. Wayne Loreru; Kent Place, Mrs. H. W. Harding and Mrs. Paul Oncley; Oak Knoll, Mrs. K. A. Markey. The school .representatives are serving under the chairmanship of Mrs. J. E. Smith. Mrs. Lionel Hopkins, treasurer of the chil- ET TURKEYS dren's concerts and ticket chair- man, announce* that the season FreexerBw) of The Week Ready tickets will cover admission to mnROFouN Ayg. Wt. both the October 27 and the March cemmmnmmm^mm 2. 1957, concerts. Stock Up At This Lew Prk« to Cook 4 to 8 MM. IT STAIIS-Peter puryea (left) of the Glens Falls Fire Insur- Beginning on Friday, October , „ Co. points out toScou t Leonard Parkin he potential fire hazards GENUINE DOMESTIC cloiet ile' i* ^d «'her refuse while John following week tickets will be on ;av:t>ert of the N. J. Fine Prevention Association and Scout Bruce sale at Baker'i Men's Shop and a- -:icn l<»k on. On Tuesday loo trainol fire agents checked all Roger's Pharmacy. ,,T:!ifTCial buildings in th« city for dangers. (Wolin) • laitt with Frtshmad* lutttr • Stuff wit* load Stuffing Mix • Strv* wit* Dallclom Oc«cm Spray Cranberry SOMCD tion ci the fire dkipartnieru. Haiardous Wiring GOP fire Safety Teams It was learned that ttie mo phone Can Offer Prwf HAMS 79 next biggest hazard." Garnish With Pinoappla Slieti t Haat For Extra Flavor >( rates are Fires from spontaneous com- The Stevenson group also in- bustion «ne caused by oily rags, sists that it can provide proof R.IUWU "L" — paper* and other inflammable that 16 different downtown loca- UMIFORfS IS««« %. HADDOCK FUH LOW |object* which are allowed to lietions had been sought despite a MOW about for a period of time. GOP insistence that there simply Hartford .. At the luncheon on Tuesday held aren't 16 vacant sites in the down- — V*«t — Park 21-: 85* coc nun •'»•* »f Norfolk 1Ot at the YMCA for members of the town area. Not all of these re- BSFCHOfffrb inspection teams, the Fire Pre- fused because of political affilia- ftm, HlWAttK «fl« « PM tion, the group admitted. Fresh Fruit* and Vegetable* asd BuxUy*. It BIB. natiw vention Bureau was thanked for » its cooperation by community James L. Pirns, chairman of leaders headed by Mayor C. the Summit Democratic City Com- Philip Dean. mittee, Informed Plnl that his Others in attendance included organization "does not edit the Summit Herald and it therefore Swt«t Full Cluit«ri i unable to comply with your so called 'demand' to reveal the 2 29 sources of the Herald's informa- GRAPES tion" but added that "the facts CRISP. RED speak for themselves." DELICIOUS APPLES 2-29 Democrats Open Office zParris ilso revealed that «r Tuesday the local Democratic Party opened its own headquart- ALL PURPOSE IULK Cheddar ers in the Joseph F. Church real YEUOW ONIONS estate office at 382 Broad street FMSN, Delicious with Turkey Ib. under the supervision of Joseph F. Burns, president of the Sum- mit Democratic Club. The head- • -»?; ^Fro%en Foods *••*• 'Bakery Treats quarters, he said, would be opened daily to supply informa- KHcbo 0)ard«R Nancy Lynn tion and campaign material TV* Fin*tt Inqrt^itnti \Ju4 miiuiiinMUMiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiimHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiits about the Democratic ticket. "•My N»n€f Lynx Romano Campaign headquarters for all , parties apparently are at a pre- arUnVlJ Cmmmtn mium. Republicans in Berkeley Cheese Spread 2; DEPENDABLE SAME N»n«y Lyn<* Heights also have had their troub- les, but only because of a scar- GREEN BANS 3;; 44

    of activity by their political op- »*•«••,•:•••< ponents. Consequently, this week Crand Grocery Buys SERVICE! the Berkeley Heights GOP opened its campaign headquarters in a Rich, Crtamtry 25-foot trailer parked at the cor- CR. 7-1333 ner of Springfield and Plainfield avenues. The trailer will be staffed daily until 10 p.m. until Ib: Election Day, November 6, and U fu* mt leJevisioa will provide voters with informa- ecnrlag the Summit BUTTER 65 tion, campaign buttons,;.; jewelry. y n *>peM]«a as al- 10 i ez. and novelty items. _»-,=™.!Ee|»s»»ii»-«Tas»»= ways far pruipt, reliable tele- can "' rv«fe« repairs. Our technicians In the meantime, Summit Ste- CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP an all factory trained men venson worker* are still looking Light Meat-Chunk Style •dag taw latest equipment to for a place to bang their banners tmwm •rrvfcc as; Make or model set. and called upon Pizzi to publicly -•TT ^, PRIORITY TUNA FISH state that no Summit business- man "need fear association with.. 25* $ our organization through rental -h-SSnk « BISQUICK -— to us" and that the Summit GOP Cyprtsi Gardens or Slu*bird rSUMMIT City .Committee should "wel- Sw*«t«n«d or come opposition as a healthy ,:» t»^ •• manifestation of the democratic PUSTIC STHCH MT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE RAMO & APPLIANCE CO. ! process." Cereal i

    «5 SpifegfieM Avt., Summit CR. 7-1333 | Army Ptivoto wontpwfts Quart iiiiiiinimniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiimiiimmfr « Special Enojntwiiio, Count, FRESH ORANGE JUICE container Private Gunars J. Rutins. son ! •-•18! of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. Rutlnn i r «T Junior AA , of 497 Springfield avenue, wax I 1 O jar. O9< recently graduated from the nine- i 11 GERBER BABY FOOD week tupply specialist course at , the Engineer School, Fort Belvoir, Va. HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR Rutins entered the Army last April and completed basic training 2,3i^1M:25£ . fP|Cf A All Vegetable lib. 31b at Fort Dix. He attended Rutgers Shortening can can WISE POTATO CHIPS .; 25 University. Boraxo Soao 'M*/^ *C" 17« Heint Fresh Pt. Inlls CDMPIBTB CUCUMeUR bot, SPANISH RICE 3c off Deal ad cans MOUNTAIN MNGSS UNDER. opens Golden Mix X 23* PICKLES 27/ Saturday WMTMRI Fluffo «* 35« «* 93# MALLOMARS Nabisco Tri'»w»t provtn byatden+rfic m INTS*NATIONAL Protein Broth .-.^ H,'"29« expedition of i\rm UA Navy- e M University of Southern Keebler c.'.T" 4T CaliwrwL rra«ran«* "It Hoah" "Dur Do«t EvarytHin?" O.T. Frosting '•*•" 2 'AT Far Automatic Antiques Duz KIN NAM1P TMt MIOOUI •XMlaHITlOM^4k BALI Dried Beef *fi? V& Ad Sweetheart Soop Ivory Soap MOUNTfclMt" Gravyrndster '^""17« '9 OIC 9»7t« SOMB OF THE FCAX3 pkg. J I pkg. / 0 HiOQOISKTHKH Borax IT ,* 20. 'A. 37, 2 at rtg price • I at half price 4T23*

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    * *X1 ME VfltE/JCUUCMOMt T* WUCET, PCXTWTT WATEH COLISEUM SEEN TCCTEO TD PROVE COLUMlUS CIRCI.B TRIPLES" BLUE STAMPS I P.M.-!I P.M. OWy —WH *>»»*>> QUALITY VARIETY AND SATISFACTION. START SAVING THEHME TODAY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. COMMONWEALTH Sunday 211 P.M.. fcflrlnf »•«»•«•* JSBHM!^ WATER CO. VWt yww Triple 8. Redemption Outer, 261 Morris Air.. Sprinjcflrld. Clovd Mondjy-Open Friday Mght. lvrt.UfeM.IKat.ta. 29 DtFOHEST AVENUE, SUMMIT, N. .J J. Of* TMifht OMI pvtry Thun^oy «M Friday Ueti ? P. M. THI SUMMIT HtKALD, THURSDAY. OCTOtU II, IW

    SERVING THE Sl'MMlT THE SUMMIT AREA SISCE OUR CUSTOMERS TELL US AREA SISCE 1947 SO IT MUST BE TRUE 1947 SUMMIT DISTRIBUTING CO. RETAIL DIVISION PRICES ARE THE LOWEST ON ALL FAMOUS BRANDS OF REFRIGERATORS—TV'S—RADIOS—RANGES—ELECTRICAL HOUSEWARES GIFT ITEMS OF ALL SORTS Nothing But Top FAMOUS MAKE LOOK WHAT WE HAVE! SUPER. SUPER. BUYS Brands REMOTE CONTROL A STATEMENT T» wtt tW 9rowto9 —t^ for A top mttok Focfofy Airlfcoffatd Srvtet C—ttr h Tfct It* SALE w IMV« 9OM «i out to briaq you fW b«tr! Swrnnit Distrfbutiaf Co. IMK ac* 21" wood, (op toning F.M. sound Famous Mafct 5 Tubt Radio...... 29.95 11.72 OF POLICY of roetory Msptrvh«4 ftdiaicicMH fiafy copohlo of sorvicinf oil yoor Eke- •ystem, optical filler tritei ADMIRAL tried promptly, tffkioiitly mi to yoor foil torbfoctioii. Hint 4 Ptec« Sttdi Stt...... 10.50 S.72 Wo AMELIA EAIHART Reg. S49J9S Aa/IEftlCAN FLYER Oiler 'A" DrM, 34 pitCM ...... Sp^ld 13.72 ly: Hot HO irom wt tol k ARVIN v iss ARGVS W*stin9h FROZE aKTWC SKILLET EURFXA 128 COOKBt - FRYBt EVEREADY UJ ca. fl. ELECTRESTEEM Fully tmnerslble la water. EMERSON Kino. Sht 4 . FAMOUS MAKE Auto. BuUt-in tkerouwtat ten- FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER Equipped With Westlnflioase FtEXLET Hold! fall SCO Bit., slide «rt B«rat«re chart. FLINT 24" CONSOLF khelvei, dlspfnsador with - TbermMtat GENERAL ELECTRIC t *(,»•«. ^Removable ptaf l> Juice rack GENERAL Front tuning, wood, mahogany GILBERT finish, filter glau Reg. GRUEN Reg. 93 92 n HOTPOINT Campktt wltfc warranty $29.95 99.95 HOOVER 269 5 6 HAMILTON BEACH and ««rvk*

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    COXrEXIENTTBRIHSWICKLr ARRANGED KO SALES TO DEALERS OFF 30% OFF COME AND BROWSE OUR NEW CUSTOMER SHOWROOM fag* IT PERSONALS honor of her daughter Anne's en- taaptetfoa of auefc ati gagement to Thomas T. Tucker aad tUKatima*c paoaMaa lor , • Or. and Mrs. Charles W. Hippie , Bl IT ORDAINCD BT THE BOARD !>y Ota hive moved from Glen Oaks av- of South Orange, formerly of I JJJjntAiTi! or nor cm or ecu- MIT, UNION COraTT, WWT JERSET: by ijtw Bo*rd of enue to Ashland, Ky. Miss Marilyn Summit. The party was given at Sooaoa 1. A eod* r*gU!actz« !»n:- '•-« hntiMa for ct^Idrae, pnwteSiaj: tor invited Hippie is • senior at Finch Col- the home of Mrs. Helen Zorian she taapeoOoo of miab aKaaterunerxa lege in New York. Wallace Rippie of Vn Springfield avenue, New- arsd flung ponaluea tar **oj*tijea i» ^Vv£«. peraatt or * t* not W»M»- [* is doing graduate work toward hervtnr wprU>3l^^ l« waned beret© and of. or onhr pramftil* versity of Illinois. mit were Mr. and Mrs. Robert made k p?.n hereof wUlwut a* 13- ca^f^ Qzodtf ^rj|§ flrdtikaoov . tii&Q ^g*^ iniodrad dotiar* »nd Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R "N*w JerBcy BoerdtE*'Bocae far. Ctr.1- visiting their son, Thomas W. <1M« Code C95«i-' Johnston and family of Lenox Prestwick. SeotSao 3. TUw coptom of tt* mA road, are driving to St. Peters- New Jerary Boe*&rj? Ham* for ct^. ; SdCKJc C. All ordlaaoMa, eodaa or Young friends of the engaged ; <*r*n Code (1966»" bavi CHARGE ACCOUNT BY burg, Fla. Mrs. Thomas Johnston «*ipte included Jane Ericson « fl!* In she a(n» at „_, _ .' Jf "--* pnovMoDB' of tt*a OrdtaMM* and clfrk of vtam looai board oC : &=4 ti* cote a*t*Mfc**od hweunder has returned from a visit with Arthur KetUey, Polly Lothman,' up»on the ln«trois « &JC is any maooar entertained at cocktails on Satur- Gulamerian, Ellen Stiles and Wil- lUfnae or ApprovaJ of »n rtts-irji eo!oro«aMo< of Ute pro- day evening preceding the mem- >"ftrUflc«.t*. permit or Iltxxwe to-op»r- liam Bustin, all of Summit. a!* «mf shall liave tMa teund ST S*craoQ S Tba* and ttir ber-guest golf tournament dance tWa Bowd of HaOth Sue* iicer^e at Baltusrot Golf Club. Among the or apuroraJ of an nrls'te^ oeretneaf^. ttts. W alur :k«C pubiitmUaa. for complete shopping enjoyment at Mrs. P«ry T. Faroum ot 33 or be Summit guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mountain avenue last week-end » ronspicuou* in IUCJI I. \THGIXIA MABIXHT. SaoreUry Henry 0. Clutsam, Jr., Mr. and was at Mount Holyoke College. , melat. ud C>r» or tiw Board of Healtto of Mrs. William G. Johnston, Mr. -Jar Cli? of g;ii.-Tit!. X. J . do hcre4>r South Hadley, Mas*., fcr an #kim- ! > 15 00) UolinjB f cr *p- t«i n^y »*>^g iti*» TiMwiuJnig" CkrdlziaiVN.' and Mrs. G. E. Low, Mr. and Mrs. proml of •3* "«u- md ».ppUc.i,tion f.jr rmewU ^sY^Jf {HP f^fc9Q]X^v£u iOsT O0Sa 1 MIOPOSED ORDINANCE •• ! tint mail the coupon or HUM |ll(m of shall be «ubm.'.«*d tn rh* ,.» s, asd final i«aa«e(-n Dcrvmbrr isi be £.ri«l oa Mraoaay «wiii», No- ar«ai. neqWn* a lkxmel e for tile aC S p-DX. prv-vaAIULg IS Locust drive gave a party in thereof, prondlrm f,r the wid Of«m»»r 3:at ot each T»^r (at A HMTW or srn>n>ml of Mist Wife's to tw tieard ooo- FRontier 7-2200 (iRegory 1-1601 I>ATED Or-jj*>tr il. Ml. VIHOIXLA MABiiOW. HEnderson 4-8503 Liberty 8-7700 THINK BEFORE YOU *' hetxwtary and Clerk of tfaa Mr. ,....,.,;,.%, Nemt... VOTE Board of Heauri «T itw C.ty of Summit. N. J. Mitchell 2-8000 PLainfield 6-3224 BOABO Or HEJU.TH OF THE CITY or SHOOT, >rw JERSCV Mutual and Prospect Exchanges Add't«$_ To IN THIS IMPORTANT ELECTION OBUMKAN'CS wn. AX OBXM2CAMCK a eod« Call WX-1066 CONSIDERTHEINDIVIDUAL AND HIS RECORD ibe lo- »zd ,p\:_IJ»* of permlia lo loc*t< aod cvxwiruci, »JWT or oporuit easier . than . ever way for eaiier - than • ever "Position. YOUR VOTE IS VITAL FOR YOUR FUTURE , ii-.Tiaii! pool*, and declaring Hid ! d<*fi£.:ag certalxs swlmntfng pooto a* shopping in all three Krctge*Newarlc stores. peaaiuca for h RE-ELECT CONGRESSMAN TAKt ..OTKTE ttiat an Ordinance You will enjoy this time - saving convenience, :.•! of ;he Clir of nOf ti Summit. 3»ew Jersey. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF DATEJ Octobet 11. IMC. KRESGE-NEWARK in NEWARK Att for »r Summit Indepeadenif for WIHUmt — eg. UARIJOW. S*«rr«-'*n : 1 C.'rk of the, KRESGE-NEWARK at SUMMIT ! " • •:• •;.,. c.:y at

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    KRR6C«NEWAn( 376 CINTIAl AVI., IAST ORAHM THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBiR II, IfII ) tunng 'Champagne Hour." Fashion Show ben of tb* Fortnightly Newcomers Club Mrv K*dsH'\ 1'. Cathcajt arid Wellesley Club to mjta iSS Mi> Raj I". Maliw will tie in To Sponsor Fur Engages Interest •JSZT' "«""" •• v««rer«, Mrs. Lfs. Lists Aides for >' ;ii»<' . Fashion Show Harvest Ball At Fortnightly Mrs. B. E. Hon. Mr». Ecc. clu:nnan Kaiser, Miss Eleanor McClim be til*' >(VfH' "! trie Hii:'\ot li.ii; of flwiiraiiio.s. will tie asai.tU-d by meuibtr.s who have been busy Mrs. Willis m Corbett, chair- and Mrs. Sherwood Slaight. 1 lo tr t.\ Mrs Gt">rge B. (f>k>svt<>rthy, Jr., with plans fur a luncheun-fashion man of the ways aad m«aos com- Music during the style ,^x. 1 Club < I >jmmi' (MI l':irii>- Mrs. Carl Jim* *. Mrs. E 1 <*. in. I'nijt-iiii and,Mr>. Ffi»ard Scho man store in Short Hills on next nounces a large committee work- at the piano. Mr?. V.'.i!i..;i; <' J-•'!r,-. i-, ..> ^on- i-nfcjtl Mrs. Harold Y. Couch is in | Monday it 1 p. m. are Mrs. John ing toward the success of a des- Reservations are being taken U tTil rti.11 ;••!!.ir. I'n.ii: IIIJIP. i»f nie- c.'ia(:.'<• "f favors. C. AlKop. Mrs. Ralph E. Blank, sert bridge and fashion show to be Mrs. Charles H. Bauer and Mr.' phttnc^niimii'if i- M • Richard Dancins f«r the i-vemng will be Mr<. livun ' (.arvenek. Jr., Mrs. held at the club house on Friday, Alex W. - • ' • W. Villain'-. .Ir , ^-.-;.h.. J J 11 • t ~ :. :i ster ViinWmkle .ticket chairman. Featured in the style show will Eugene List to H Bruin. Mri 'I'MIHS- J. * ur^ Proceed-- if t!.i> benefit which is be tweeds, woolens, and exciting \>m. Mi-> > i: V< •»«<. Mr- -l.uk, (.cts Sigma Sigma Tau Bid sponsored In the Summit-Short j Mi.-> Virginia Pott, a sophomore holiday fashions front The Jean- Horn.:. M;» IV. r A. Mclc-!, HilN-< liafiijrn lemonal division of nette Shop, plus a few very soph- Be Soloist with 1 at Wi-tern Maryland College, has Jr. Vis. I" V JV.ik. ;..-f[ Mi- Ihe New Jersey Wellesley Club isticated formats of the high fash- ,icti pled ii bid to Ihe Sigma Surma will ;M to the .scholarship fund. Little Symphony I'.iu. viunty She is secretary of ion variety, which are lo be Mr.s lu< :idi>i A JlA' -. nili i- Weitesley alumnae will be mod- brought to Summit as a special We Cbtonial little Symphony tatimni••".T t',,i.:"in.i',. ':.i» .iirji.iU'd We-iiMrislVr Fellowship and * els for the show a; which furs will attraction for this event. Hats to Society BOW in iU sixth se»80n 1 incmt'cr "f Ihe college choir. f>»r a:i, •'- ;:-IIII II '.!>\ 1 i .i 11 ti'.i- he featured, all beautiful, some complement the suits and dresses will reiume activities shortly when >tartlim;l.v new and some surpris- which will be modeled in the show the orchestra meet* at Brew iv.i. ;TO REiEIVf IkS —Janie.> Iltis- 1 .sell Kan.-<>m, son of Mr. ami Mi.-. ingly . "inrxprnsivirr -Those desiring will come from the Lyndel Subur- veriity to begin reheirsih tor (J. -B Ransom of 42 Parks if, lo play cards following the show ban Hat Shop on Summit avenue, the concert season. The orchtstrt terrace, has.fulfilled requirement* are requested to brinfe' lliejr own and Charles of the Ritz Beauty will again be under the dirrtion for the bachelor of science degree cards.- Salon of B. Altman's, Short Hills, of Thomas Scherman of Ne- at Duke Uni\efsity durin^'Hhe Keservation.s must be .mide by will create hair styles and make- York's famed littlt Orchestra' 1956 .summer hession. He v ill re- October 17 for Ihe dinner meeting up for the models. Society. ceive furmal recounitiiin dunrr.! mi Oct. 2> at dratiliehs, Kast Or- The Colonial Little Symphony Mrs. Walter C. MacLeod is the I'nivorsity's romtneneemenf ange,, ut which Miss Mary E. will present three Wednesd* chairman of the day, and assist- nexi June: While at Duke Ransom Chase, vicejU'Mdent and. director evening concerts at Madison HJgi ing on her committee are: Mrs. majore.d in physics and w^ a of admissions at Welle.sley 'Col- School this year. The dates tr» Alfred S. Anderson, Mrs. Arnold mem be r el the" men's Muflent lege, will be the .speaker. December 3, February is, j K. Bohren, Mrs. Georg* B. Cook, ln( government association. March V. The concert will in Mrs. Harold F. Duncan, Mrs. elude a performance of Schubert« Thomas A. Durkin, Mrs. George At Wheaton f'otirgr Beacon Fire DAR Mass in G suag by the Summit W. S. Gow, Mrs. G. Russell May, K.jn«!• i rf Mr .11•«! Community Chorus. The last con. JLAl'NCH HARVEST B.ILL-Pictured at a recent Newcomers Club Mrs. Byron B. Porter, Mrs. Mr.-. Alan A. I'ott of 2 Silver Uk-' cert will feature the brilliant To Hear Talk meeting at the Hotel Suburban when plans were announced for the Charles J. Sheaffer, Mrs. Joseph ilmc has enrolled a! \Vheal..n American pianist Eugene List. I club's fall dance to be held ai Canoe Brook Country Club next ( olli'tje. Wheaton, 111, as a sopho Stranad. Mrs. Charles R. Stinker, Friday evening are (seated) Mrs. William C. Johnson, general chair- Jr., Mrs. George E. White, and Advanced players in this com- inore. A graduate of Summit Hi,Ji On West Indies man and (standing, left to right) Mrs. Edward L. McOandless, Mrs. Mrs. Edward J. Whrtmore. munity an invited to Join th» Srhiiol. he is-majonnj; in polituvl '•Jsljhd.s of I'iii jdi.^e.'1 a subject orchestra. Those interested should Richard Vf. Williams, Jr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mixer. (Wolin photo) Models, all of whom are mem- Mience. di.-.cu,vsin;i tiie West Indies, will contact Or. Bruce Bogert, JE I l>e the t r,.<' f>r a talk and show- ing (t •!.!( s l)\ Mi.ss Adeline Beanl-Jec, Mrs. Channing K. Doo the serving of refreshments were I'epi'er ef Ncv, Providence,..at a ley, Mrs. Frank G. He-lander and Washington PTA Mrs. Louis E. Drypokher, Mrs. Minnesota a a combination el Complete -mvtrl-ifl^f-tbe We aeon-F-ir* C*h ap- Mrs. William H. Rue. Myron Graubird, Mrs. Harro F. two Sioux words) meanang 'sir}. ter DAK in the parish room of the The regular board meeting will Members Hear Ihnen, Mrs. Norman Lane. colored water." Catering First liaptivt Citurch, October 18, be held at the home of Mrs. John at 2:15 p. m. F. 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Chester Dons Seiler Is Ann Til son Wed i Hadamah to Se* Wed Sunday to Film at Community Center of Married.to On Friday to su.'nm.t chapter at Htdtmtit Miss Redale w Ui a Ann Tilsnn nounced the marriage on Septem- erly r«'8d to Howard A H:i»k. .Jr. an informed and enlightened and Jamei D. Turiey, son of Mr. H •!»-," S'anic\ B'trn- r;;embersiup a«are . I'li^k of and Mri. Clarence Turiey of 519 h.iin -Hi jrol'l 11• >hiy [>*rfirm m world affairs. Mrs. Ralph Vincent Ferraro, son of' Scarsdale. \. Y . took plaoc tut Morris avenue took plate on Sun- ! h<\: •ceii'infinj 'in M Paul's Frank*-!. American Affairs Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ferrari) Saturday at the home y Misses Lorraine Polansky and the bride wore a gown of em- "! tii»m ,K»*nt }'lu-f s* f'«r the Miss Antif Straus and John Mi- : flernardine Stuby, cousins of broidered peau de faille, fash- iU. 'to be ht-Jd next (hafl Rusk, the bridegroom's the bride, and Mrg. Theodore ioned with cummerbund and cha-l i ('ilo.'«' Mr Burnham is a son «( Ul b? (tuiiined-by Mrs. brother. Wotjczak. pel train. Her bouquet was of %!r atiii Mr>. Kfiner 'Kumh.iin.of Max S uh> ur^es aii mem- Mr. Romaic served as best man Mrs. Rusk attended Hadiliffr |{i>t hr< -i.i. ' N Y A maduatf of TO BE BRIPE —< Mr. and Mrs.gardenias and stephanotis. I th«-ir a'tsc-s and cei- for Mr. Turiey, Ushering were College and Presbyterian HO>JM•' Anne Thornton oiK'tim <.ilt.m'. be i> a'U-ndinc Max Berkelhammer of 6 Canoe Mrs, Carol Haws of Springfield, in -w' Kobert DiMuccio, Roger Roby the matron of Honor, was attired' talSrrnH>l of Nursing.. N'tw York... ,.j i:«... A w .:-.. < Harvard l.;i\v'"'Sclii.~"~~"and hinU a Brook place announce the engage- : and Mr. Wutjczak. in a gown of green crystalettej Her father is associate personnel ** ' rotiHm.vsinn ;i> -lirijtcnant .i .' A in ment of their daughter, Miss Ruth Mrs. Turiey was graduated from with velvet cummerbund and she! director for Uie Prudential lr.sur- j the I' S. Na\al Reserve. Berkelhammer, to Edward Fink, State Teachers College and did ancc Co. ! Mr* KicdiMuk Jackson 1 'u-tri>vk. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Fink of Anne Thornion graduate work at that college. Mr. liusk, an alumnus of liar- ' of Alexandria, \'J . lie bride's s,< Providence, R. I, Miss Berkel- REPAIR SERVICE She is on the faculty of Montrose \ard ColleRe. is studying aV Wv v\as hotinr ,;iticruiint 'Jchn hammer is a graduate of Summit Mrs. Joha Hearr Gnsmer Is Engaged to WctcfcRtpoirt school, South Orange. Her hus- ideorge Washington University : Ballairi of WflU-.U'v M.is- . »jv High School and Pembroke Col- (Huit Pt«ris band, an insurance underwriter •f'Moilical School. His father is di- j l>i'.*i| m.in ami u>hi•>.*, miiuiU-ii )if lege.'Wr. Fink graduated from Thomas Tucker with Chubb & Son, Short Hills, is j rector of the Institute of Physical j 1'i.ilniw. Henr> Hctkhr of K'HH Brown University ind served two : attending Seton Hall University. i Medicine and Rehabilitation at Mrs. Jarno Stanley Thornton of e,((.r_ jH(rn'|ll1«l..t !'• ml V-r Pkitwq years in the Army. He is affili- Gusmer-Keene I New York I'niversity-Bolleviie ' 15 I^ocu.st (irmvarviunccd the en- mani (r,lit; of r,inih);..i.c. >j;i»« CrystakRttt4 ated with the Wayside Furniture Hudkins Have Son Medical Center and is an assoc-1 jraKi'inent of \wt daughter, Anne, MyJ. and Mr> Kuniii.iin VMII re- Co. of Providence, R. I. iate., editor of the New York to Thomas T,Tinker of South .Or- Mr, and Mrs. W. Freel Hudkins side m (".tmbriiltic fi>r \\w. prv^ent Wedding Held Times. anjiivat a cocktail party given in of Milling ton are the parents of their honor at the home of Mrs CARLANS The child is a grandson of Mr. Army and is with the Waiter Kiild*- a son, Christopher Davidson, born Helen Zorian of 977 Sprincfiold )omt fommmnily Itmde and Mrs. Robert Davidson of On Saturday I John Hersey Novel to Be Company in Bel\i!> Mr Tucker October 4 at Overlook; Hosoital. avenue, Now Providence, on $ai- Opea Frt Kves. 'til 9 P. Badeau avenue and of Mr. and was, a resident uf Summit for Our Lady Star of the Sea j Kaffeeklatsch Topic urday, -October 6. > -. » SpriagfieUi \%t. CJL 7 Mrs. Edgar Hudkins, formerly of Church in Marblehead, Mass., was ni.inv \e.ir- Mrs. Marion Courtney Brown .of Miss Thornion. daughter also of Shadyside avenue, now ol Milling- the scene on Saturday of the 1 1 Berkeley Heights is scheduled to the late James Stanley Thornton, ton. marriage of Miss Carolyn Keene present a review of John Hei soy's is a graduate of Kind's Hall, and John Henry Gusmer. The •A Single Pehble" at the Wednes- School. Compton, Province of (}ne bride u a daughter oi Mr. and NO DOWN PAYMENT! day Kaffeeklatsch at the YWCA hec, Canada. Kndico.tt Junior^ Col- Mrs. Gerry Keene of Marblehead at 10 a.m. on October .17. Kaffee- I lege in Boverly, Mass., and ;il COLUMBUS DAY SALE and th* bridegroom is a son of en th* automatic yno secret about klatsch, programs are open to all i tended New York University. She Mrs. Henry (Jusmer of 9 Colony women in the area who are In-! is with the occupational therapj To fclebrale Columbus' discovery drive and the late Mr. Gusmer. 9 \ 7 terested in hearing timely books, department at Greystone 1'aik. NECCHI \ Monsignor Hargedon officiated at plays or related topics discussed. our portrait work Mr. Tucker, wi\ of Mrs. Chris- ... let us help you discover some \ [ the ceremony and a reception Baby sitting as well as rhythm tian Rrun Hohriehsen ' of—il<»vt was held at Tedesco Country and dance groups for children are Lakes',''"'Minnesota and Ionian B. real values at this sale. Club. available for the convenience of Tucker of Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a those mothers who wish to attend. Escorted by her father, the a Rraduate of Pingry School and AMONG ITEMS OFFERED bride wore a gown of chantilly For those familar with Kaffee- The Citadel, Cliarleston.'S. ('..He lace embroidered with irridescent klatsch, Mr.«, Brown's review will served as a first lieutenant in the AT SAVINGS sequins, fashioned with long be received with renewed wel- sleeves, sweetheart neckline and come and for those who have not Mrs. Ralph Vincent Ferraro a chapel train. Her headpiece of previously hart the pleasure of (JiUn A. Wolin) sequins and pearls held her hearing her, there is a delight in Coats School Dresses Us* Y»vr HOMEMAKERS carried a bouquet of yellow roses. French illusion veil and she car- store. In addition to her skill as Old Sowing If jmi arr » woman n\*t .15. Bridesmaids included Miss Ann ried a cascade bouquet of stepha- a re\iewer, Mrs. Brown is also ynnng In hurt ah rl and .i< 11\>• • Snowsuih • Party Dresses for • DtpotH. Marie Ferraro, a sister of the notis and eucharis lilies. well known as a lecturer, has hail If MIII hk>' In liHp >our nrUhhuri bridegroom, Miss Marion Petrac- »hrn ilu-ri' s sli khr^s and iroiinli- Mrs. Leonard Cole of Meadville, experience in teaching English, Anil arr i liifrlul, not irt III >niir coro, a cousin of the bridegroom, Pa. was matron ol honor and speech and dramatics: she has »av»- • Boys Suits NccchUEIiio's Mirocfc Miss Judy Greason of Chatham If von llkf* hotivworlf arii tilltcrutM' i,.un. Miss Dolores Colangelo of Sum- Mc«$f«t Allen of Maplewood, Miss Mary radii) and has also engaged i'i tullv «-iii|il<)>frt. mit and Miss Lucille Pennucci of \nd »an( |vnrt-llntr work M *1 ;."> At Low At jS. Munroe of South AtMeboro, summer stock. prr (iiiur— Mass., Miss Susan "richajrt of WE WANT YOU govns in fall colors with velvet IV world's first bicycle is be- MARY DOHME, INC. ; Nashua, N. H.J, and Miss Carol for lnlcirm,il\"ti < all BEPAWS — PARTS cummerbunds and carried match- lieved to have lierii made in Mrs. Hrnrv I'nilah tllfsixio* :ill! 507-A Millburn Ave., Short HHh DR. 4-2434 wease |Sweeney of Framingham, Mass. SINGER — FREE — WESTINO- They wore ballerina-length gowns Karlsruhe, Germany, the inven- {iiiu<-ni.ik( . Inc. i of mint green taffeta and carried tor <>1 a forester named von IXrais. - KENMORE — W1LC0X * GIBBS as best man. I'shers were John ind all other make*, C'hesler, Jr., and Frank Zotti, the bouquets of bittersweet and yel- ll take* mow tliu tkillfal bride"s cousins, with Chester Hunt, low chrysanthemums. • Trtde-lBi William Gusmer served as best 0 . RrnUh. Victor Dellamo, borii of Summit, man for his brother. Another • Budget tmni, lighting ... only ««r tenain« and John P. Fechino of Dover. Mrs. Ferraro attended Bayley- brother, Charles Gusmer, ushered liking for ehildre* win* lh« re- EUard High School. She is employ- with Wjlliam G. Keene, 2nd, of SEWING NOTIONS od by Beneficial Management: Marblehead, James ftoty of Mur • Thread • Buttons •poatlve expression 700 bop* Morristown. Her husband attend-1 ray Hill. Richard Seiler of Shamo- HANOI-CHARGE • Belts • Zippers ed Summit High School and is!kin, Pa.f and William Wollenberg • Buttonholes • Trimming to are in yoar child's portrait. employed at Summit Texaco Serv-1 of Ridgewood. ireStation. After a trip to the ' A graduate of Wellesley College, Tocoiios, the couple will reside at \ Mrs. Cusmer has been employed Studio vf: 4«- Springfield avenue. ; \>y ,ne Defense Department in ! Washington, D. C, for two years. FURRER'S Men's Fashion Show Is "29 Ye*ri Sale* * Jules A. Wolin 1 Mr. (Jusmer graduated from .Mass- Smiet" Feature of Twig Benefit i achuselts Institute of Technology (Strand Theatre Bldg.) 100 SUMMIT AVL. SUMMIT Twig 31 of the Women's Auxil- j and was employed by Intcrnation- i al Business Machines Corp. before 447 Springfield Ave. iary of Overlook Hospital is spon- CR. 3-0210 soring a men's fashion show, des- i entering the Army. After a trip sert and bridge on October 25, at to Bermuda, the couple will reside -i-h- 7 Bm Str**t, Morristown CR. 3-0087 ( the Jewish Community Center at '" Philadelphia. 8 p.m. Root's of Summit will pres- ent fashions, the theme being "The Right and Wrong" thing.to SUMMIT ANIMAL wear. They will feature sports- wear, business attire, and evening WELFARE LEAGUE Inc. lit? clothes. Don't Tor frt the Animal RE-STYLE YOU DLHD Chairman of the event is Mrs. RIMMAC.K SAIK W. R. Tims, assisted by Mrs. To Kr»p Thli Work KoMr Sheldon Franklin, Mrs. W. M. NEXT WEEK at LEEDS STORK. Franklin, Mrs. E. R. Dunnder, Remember, rHt'RKUAY « FRIUW Mrs. S. Douglas Smith, Mrs. R. (>r NEXT WEEK for Sxlrs. If You P. Luce Jr., and Mrs. I. B. 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    Ed", WM! luad. she 1.1 a f,-e'"-man. "f l'*4 Druid HilL Hillcre-t avenue, has been pledged and program chairman; Willa Hammond, Janel Wall, Judy Mc- 244 Kent Place boulevard, a fr,.v. to Delta Delta Delta sorority at Spurgeon, secretary and Eliza- Cann, Sue Matthews, Betsy Moun- Miss Edith Anne Huaard.. a " ftrtarnt I* Pea* Hall man in the school of medical tei•; Na ed De ! Ohio Wesley an where she is a bctb Wooster, treasurer. tain and Margie Mauger. College Corner atSmithtVlcec.w«soneof » '?, " \ . , , . f. nology at the University of .ya•,,'.' Miss Janet D. Smith, daughter | freshman. The club, organized last year, As a part of a national cam- Named to the dean s list at the was selected as a member of t College of Saint Elizabetri for high of.Mrs, Gladys Smith of 155 Colo- is affiliated with the National Ed- paign for teacher recruitment, nial road, has resumed her studies Continue! Studies at Lesley twirling squad. She vas a J . Oa Bram Deu't Ust tllTSt. ., ,. , , , . ,„ academic achievement during the ucation Association and was the club provides an opportunity at Perm Hall Junior College. Continuing her studies at Lesley Kenneth G. Holden. "57, M>n owhf o *penMount tht eHu summeh ok, r govern- Flora Barlotta of 24 Lafayette ave- Bartholomew, recently retired io education as a career. a member of the junior class. fall is Miis Christine Hawtey, of 62 Passaic avenue, has been ment interns on a program spon nue and Paula Piccione of 45 principal of the High School. The worm snake looks hke k, named to the dean's list of Brown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Selected for Twirling Squad earth worm, also likes t<» t .sor«'lli'i!e>;. Beauvoir avenue. Miss Barlotta Rrtarns to Worcester Following the induction of of- University. A graduate of Summit is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ha»ley of 51. Tulip street. ficers, charter members of the Miss Dorothy Ann Devereux of them. High School, he it a candidate for Have Eulered Cedar Frank Barlotta. Miss Piccione is Robert Wolff of Hobart avenue group were presented FTA pins has returned to Worcester Poly- Stttdylfij for Master's Degree the bachelor of science in chemis- *....,...-*, this fall as students the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- by John Dilson, club advisor. Var- technic Institute for his junior Cldford Moss, son of Mr. and try degree. He is also a member a\ Cedar Crest Culege. Allentown, , seph Piccione. Both girls are ious committees were selected and year of engineering. A member Mrs. Hibbert Moss of Beekman of Chemistry Club and ltii Kappa 1'a are Barbara Wells, daughter Junior at the college and are alum- tentative plans were announced P»l fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, road, is studying at Springfield of Mr. and Mr*. Cliiford N Wells , n« of Bayley-EUard High school. for forthcoming meetings. he has been employed for the last College for a master's degree in uf ill) Beech wood road and I'a- p^.j,—,,, ,# Pembroke At a future assembly meeting, Al Collate two years as Summit cadet engi- education. Mr. Moss graduated tiicia A. Biifj. daughter (if Mr. , ; the group will sponsor a program Richard H Marshall. Jr. son of neer with Jersey Central Power from Union College last June. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Marshall ami Mrs. Joseph A .Berg of 348,! Gerda L. Fetter, daughter of: & Light. In 1954 he was awarded based on the TV idea, 'I've Got of M Woodland avenue, and Ralph I Tinier-drive, Berkeley Heights , Mr. and Mrs. William T. Felter j a Rotary Club scholarship a Secret." T. Owens, son of Mr. and Mrs.and ranrf-Da.sley. daughter of Mr. i »f 23 Edgar street, u a member; New members inducted on Mon- ami .Mr,-. £---- K. DahU-y- o!.. 6 Ma. r (/f |nP freshman class at Pem- ;At Peddle School Future Teachers Roy Mi Owens of 5 Blair place. dany include Donna Van Note, tins l.ane, Berkeley broke College, Providence. R.I. are members of the freshman , •—•New students at Pcddie School, Sally Maclay, Faye Shanley, Car- She is a graduate uf .Summit Hitch class at Colgate nivertity. Mar- Hightstown, include Ramon J. ole Thomas, Barbara Gardner, Pledged to Tbeta (hi School and a candidate for BA Club Organized shall is a 1956 graduate of the Timothy Richmond of 63 Ash- [ degree, Cabrera, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sara Covalt, Caroline Montorive, Darrow School, New Lebanon, N. land road, a freshman at Colorado Ramon J. Cabrera of 7 Eessex Carole Smith, Wendy Wallack, stud for HOMEOWNERS Y, .while Owens was graduated A & M O)\)c(se, has been pledged »<» read: John Spooner, son of Mr. At High School Carolyn Eickele, Janet Porkin> M''r> «:«cnther. a June jjrad- and Mrs. Howard Spooner of 2f) an 1956 from Summit High School. by The!a Chi fraternity. The first meeting of the Sum-Beverly Best, Judy Murray, Leila For years people have said: "Why must I uate of. Summit High School, has Beckman road, and Gary Ferrara, mit High School Future Teachers Awarded NursUf Scholarship ( started her freshman year at St. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. have ao many policies on my home and Miss Suzanne Wilson, daughter j JoinIda-Rutt .Moderh nKaplon Danc. e aGrou studenp t at Elizabeth College, Convent Sta Ferrara of S Robin Hood road. Club wag held last Monday in the personal poeseaaions-why can't I get all of of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wilson j Stephens College, Columbia, Mo., twn. Howard Guenther is .attend- All are sophomores. school cafeteria at which time BE A HYPNOTIST the essential coverages in one policy . . ; has been selected for membership ing CJark»on College of Te«h- Seta Boudakian was elected presi- of 261 Summit avenue, has been ; WRITE without overlapping, without gape?" granted scholarship at the Fas- Iin Orchesis, honorary modern >ii\ where he is a sophomore. Hedged Trl Delta" dent. a HI (/lun^ifl, iivjin'i nijr in'uti ii n'UO^ > vwtt;i c iiv tr< • aupiiviin'i* . ; Dr. Moras Moch, L-Hy. savant School of Nursing in Chi- dance group. A daughter of Dr. J They are the daughter and son of J Miss Judy linn, daughter of Mr. ! Other officers elected included President cago where she is a freshman and Mrs. Morton Kaplon of 70 ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. Guenther and Mrs. Norman S. Linn of 70

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RUBBER WOOD OR MtTM •ic Complete t«l«cU«n «f mereha.11- HUNTING $•7.95 ZEIGNER'S 4Ust aa approved ly TOT * CHILD FURNITURE - BEDDING • LEES CARPETS BOOTS GUIDANCE COITUCILS. FARENT'S LARRY MAY Special Discounts To MAGAZINE and teachers thrrarh* . INTERIOR DECORATORS - CABINET MAKING Roofing & Siding Contractor Charitable Organizations •at the eoaatrr! 4A8 • 72 Springfield Av«. Summit, N. J. HUNTING HUNTING Get Complete Information Nowl 24 Franklin PI., Summit CR 3-3400 BREECHES JACKET CR. 3-5352 •»LtlV(Ltl» SAVI1/3 (Small siies •O*Mt POCKET only).. 4-89 HEN'S HUNTING Ev«ry thing BANKRUPTCY FURHEL for the finest in ARROWS FREE for th* Canadian Cams Hunftr at Laws and STOCK! SHIRTS ' Hunting Guide DISCOUNTS! FO« THE MAN WHO CARiSI Sixei 14-17 12-Gauge Shotgun Shells BOYS' AM S30 • Unlintd to 6 P.M. (Serwetn Denvillt i Dover) • Scarlet a If R.a. WhiU 24.93 OPEN EVENINGS TO 10 FLEMINGTON FUR OPEN SUNDAYS TO 7 OPEN SUNDAYS NIW iiitir i lAtoisr MANvfACnnn i Dijtmurot or riNi run THE SUMMIT HEKAID, THURSDAY, OCTOBER I!, 1956 CMkfaW SllOrt Esfcftt jtember 21. A daughter. Teresa retailers and manufacturers, as 1 Two MM ,ud«x daughters are Ciulio of 20 Morris Court, is Leaders in Retail well as the alumni of the School Local Students named beneficiaries of the estate j named executrix, according to the The program will emphastzc Benjamin Whiter of the late Vtncenio De Girolomo' will filled last week at the Surro- the place occupied by the School Get Class Posts of 41 Shunpikt road'who died Sop-' gates office Reid to Honor of Retailing in education for lead- ership in retailing, and the im-Early Resident, ,At Kent Place portant role Dr. Edwards has Summit Educator played in developing the school, I The Kent Place middle and pri PHOTOSTATS | mary schools' student activities Dr. Charles M. Ed*tnf$. Jr.. of raising the standard*, of the re Succumbs at 86 SI PER BIABKETS Made WhUe You Wmt tailing field in general, and pro ; j are now attracting the interest of S5 Kobart avenue dean of the Bninanin Vroom White, prom- | students, parents, and friends. viding a source of retailing man- ; Sew York University School of men! enrh resident of Summit. i The middle school has coin power. • RU1IER STAMPS Retailing, will be honored at a dii'il Saturday at Aron, Conn. He j pleted the organization of its stu- reception and dinner at the Wal- Bernard S. Gimbel. chairman : was 86 j dent government and da-«. offi dorf-Astoria on WedntMla}. Octo- • OFFSET PRINTING of the board of Gimbel Brothers,, j Mr. While was born at Ithaca. | cers were elected as follow.". ber 24. This event, which mark* Same Day Sen ice ea Inc., and Carroll V. N'eusom. j N. Y. in 1870 and came to Sum (Jrade eight. Doris Hodges of Dean Edwards 25 years of associ- newly elected president of New 'mit when his father. Rev. Theo- [Summit, president; Virginia Park • IBM TYFIMG ation with the University, is spon- WE TOLD York University, will be the prin- I dore F. While, became pastor of I er of Summit, vice president; and sored by the Merchants' Advisory cipal speakers at the dinner. j Central Presbyterian Church on Nancy Langenheim. also of Sum- 312 Irood St. Council of the School of Retail John E. Raasch, member of Oct. 2, 18S3 and served for twen- mit, secretary-treasurer. Khza- TWIU. Malting Devices CR. 3-2442 ing. Among those joining in the r>Hh Lamb of Summit was elected the Merchants' Advisory Council • ty jears until April 8, 1903. Dur- anniversary celebration will be as a council representative for of the School of Retailing and Iing his nuni>try the old NeiRh the country** leading educators. In grade seven. Sharon Mark" formerly chairman of the hoani horhood House in North Summit uitz of Summit was elected coun- YOU SO!! of John Wanamaker, is general \>,is f»|K>-iird in 19O0 and the church rotinegation was doubled to a cil representative 1/Ocal students • ••It to w«trld«r«Mi»vtnf>«! Rrader's chairman for the event. Charles ! elected officers of the primary A. McCarthy, president of Allied j total of 390. !Mf{o- school include Charlotte Hummel hind the "trading Mamp" Nlory! BIG NEW 1956 NO-DEFROST Store* «nd chairman of the Mcr- In 1905 Mr. White married for Rrarle fi\o Phyllis Cross, and chants* Advisory Council, will he Marcaret Henderson Risk. daiiRli Nanc> Yadlow, Kith of Summit, <.e»d? Had? Reader** l>itf«*t (elU the toastma&ter. tor of Dr. and Mrs. Wlliam H were named representatives to the >*>a t\ hKVrillM.: Rrprlnm of IhU Others joining in the tribute fo Risk. alears a trustee of Mothers in the rafeteria Kent Flare School. OurinR World War 1 he served 'with the Amer- MAGNETIC DOOR ican Kcd ( ross forces in Fiance. Hr is survived by a son. Dr.Library Exhibit clotm Benjamin V. White of Hartford, Conn., and a daughter, Mrs. Mar- garet White Campbell of Cam- Features Vast bridge, Mass, and seven grand- children. C-iAhk* A memorial service for Mr.Section Display White uill be held tomorrow at An exhibit, 'The Election—Is- 1::t<» p.m. at Central I'resb\terian Micifand .Personalities" "can now Church. Fimai v.ill he in Fair ON TOF .. .big Automatic Defrost Re- be seen in the Summit Public Li- Mount Cemetery, Chatham. brary Through the cooperation of frigerator with Revolving Shelve! that - SPECIAL- RESTAURANT The mean level of the Pacific the Summit League of Women bring the food around to you ... adjust- MArfcct 4-1664 ocean at the isthmus of Panama Voters the Library has available able and removable door shelves , . , At I^ittmrk Airport is about eiphl inches higher than non - partisan pamphlets onthe Voir! Prove it to YourneW presidency, congress and political fold-away bottle racks . . . adjustable that of the Atlantic No Hit life tint! \o Stamps! parties. shelves move up and down while loaded ONE WEEK ONLY Real Saving* During- ! Of particular importance i* s with food . . . ice cream and froxen YOU CAN GET A run-down of the Democratic and juice bar. Archery Hunting Equipment Republican platforms nn the vital $ issues of the day: foreign policy Ht« second largest stock of qudiry archery equipment and national defense, labor, agrt- culture, small business, civil rights. 2llh ", There are Republican party on a weekly, biweekly or monthly basis. flyers on the Kisenhouer-Repub LI. • All equipment, materials, insurance provided. lican administration achievements, • Transportation, lunches furnished. nn Nixnn, and on President Fisen- EASTERN FUEL CO. • Uninterrupted service guaranteed. hower's endorsement of Assembly- Delivered tlail7y from 3local plants—your assurance of woman Florence P. Dwyer for Irrshness. Fresh Jersey „ 233 BROAD ST., SUMMIT CR. 3-0004 POTTER HOME CLEANERS Congress. CQCCIJ Savr Klr °"s lbs- Save We on 5 lbs. The library has on display for rnL^II Shank Half Butt Half OPEN EVESISGS — FREE PARKISG IS LOT AUJOISISG SHOWROOM DREXEL 4-0333 borrowing, many curie dealing'^sy#the prcsirl ns 'The Presidency Tod a1 HAM .45' 1..53' ward S. Corwin; "The Save fiOc each! Armour Star Boneless 11 Presidency' by Clinton L Mos- EXCLUSIVE IN CALSO SUPREME! siter. "The Piclon.il History of American Presidents" by .lobn CANNED HAM 3,-2" Purant brings the nominations and Save 20c each! Maple l.rnf Genuine Canadian elections of former times to graphic view. There are personal Smoked Ham Slices * * ^ 49' biographies of President Kisen- howcr I'v Robert .1 Poimvan, Al- St$rr I Ir! Urade X den Hatch. A. Mernman Smith, Ib. John (iunther ,Bcia K»irnit7cr and caji others. President Eisenhower's \MU COFFEE own writings are also available. .S'arr 33c! lnutant Adlai K Stevenson is represent- 6o,r. si 90 ed by hi«i most rrrent 'What 1 > l.l- Think ' and biographies about him WKM COFFEE WPOWER by Noel F. Rusch; his sister. Mrs. 4c! F.li/.nbcth Stevenson Ivcs and John Itartlow. The vice • presidential f cons nominees are also represented. TOMATO SrtlP FOR ALL HIGH- There are also many hooks on Save I9e! 111 I rjKfn American foreign policy, segre- gation and other issues. COMPRESSION Many of the cartoons of this SPRY SIKIIITEMG Ik election are on view in the refer- ence-room, of the library. The ex- Smre lie! VMrkrn, CARS hibit will remain through Election or Turkpii, trnxen Pay, November 6th. . IllltllS EVE fn/oy r/i» Advantaaff Qj Sarr 17c! Smooth •lib. '"" '11.™: / iMf SINCLAIR'S S»\p 8r! Ucstern, Crisp CARROTS cello bag 9c COMPLETE Save lOr! Hid. 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Skypower fighta them. Pilgrim o-l 200 Today \ HUbbord 7-5414 PRODUCT OF THI CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY m mm ST, Distributed by < SINCLAIR 10 ML HI). IRINGTOV JOY OIL COMPANY, r REFINING COMPANY 1711 STIYVESMT \\l. l THI SUMMIT HMALD, THURSDAY, OCTOIEK "II, ItSi age have been reported as against ACMES URN III MY. COLUMNS DAY, MMY. OCT. 12 Week's Auto MIsfcops Same os 7955 20» to date in 1855. Personal «,. City vehicle accident* for the i wem the tame, two. Bicycle ac- juries for the year now »tand a' seven day period ending Satur- cideota for the period stood at 48, three more than were reporttj day, Oct. 6, were about even with tero while last year, ooe was re- to date last year. Bicycle the comparative period last year, ported. For the second straight ridents so far in 1956 stand atae p- it was announced on Monday by year, no pedestrian mishaps were as against 8 in ls»55 while pedes" the police department. reported. trian mishaps are reported at nire Auto accident! involving prop- For the year to date, 233 auto as compared to five so far la t erty damage were seven as com- accidents involving property dam- year. pared to eight during the lime period of time !a*t year. Injuriti from auto accidents for both years

    chooc in We»tonncter Abbey. He A Brand New Bakery did cooskkrabie concert and We^cMd Specialty: Mght opera work in London and Is North England and organized the Traditional Fall Delight "Leeds Tuesday Night" at which many noted British artists have 2nd BIG WEEK! appeared. PUMPKIN PIE Mr. Haddock became known k "tpked just right" GET LOWt LOW PRICES PLUS..: England and later here, u the producer of 18th century ballads, ... crisp, buttery crust, ELECTED PRESIDENT- conducting recital tours in which baked to perfection! J. Howard Pitman of 1 Euclid he sang old English song*, and S&H GREEN STAMPS! avenue, vice-president and comp- discussed their history and ori- Haw's MM stop* •• start savins; S * H Green Stamps for those troller of New York Life Insurance jin. Some of the recitals were MOUNTAIN SPRING ~ gtfts! It's the ea*y way to tare! Co., was ejected president of the made juto recording*. AJtftougti Life Office Management Associa- currently out of print, the? wil BAKE SHOP — BAKERY! IDEAL tion for 1956-57 at the organiza- shortly be reissued. tion's thirty-third annual confer- Sine*- hi* arival in America in 721 Mountain Av»., V* tnllt In from tt. 22 ence held recently at the Edge- 1932, Mr. Haddock ha* lectured SPtftWMU) Sendeyt 7 e.m. • 7 pun. DR. M*4I water Beach Hotel, Chicago. Mr. and trained many university glee APPLE PIE 1APPLESAUCE4 -55 Ditman, a certified public ac- clubs. He has been associated with IDEAL OAJUfGE « countant, supervises the com- St. Peters since 1947. pany's tax operations and serves on a number of executive com- Mildred MHkr to Optn mittees. ' — tender, flaky crust! Community Concerts --. ' • ? • Summit Community Concerts SECTIONS Resident Named will initiate its seventh year on Fruited Buns • •*••»••« Wednesday, with a concert by College Glee Mildred Miller, distinguished American mezzo-soprano. save. Club Director Miss Miller made her debut 5 with the Metropolitan Opera in Butter Bread iLSfeHDEAL TOMAToO ** Hie appointment of G. Mirston 1951, and hat sung leading roles Haddock of 133 Summit avenue with many European opera com- u director of St. Peter's Costege WMts or Wheat *"* «»! 1EGULA1 panies. Her opera schedule is sup- OB HOT Glee Club, Jersey City, was an-plemented yearly by • nation- nounced this week by Rev. Aidan wide recital tour and frequent ap- CATSUP 2 McMullen, the group's "\modeca- Corn Pop Ups pearances on radio and television now DOLE PINEAPPLE tor. . \ programs, including The Voice of A native of Leeds, England, Mr. Firestone and The Telephone AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES Haddock has studied piarp, vioim, Hour. specialized in singing and voice This is the first in a series of JUICE study. At nine, he won in open four concerts for members of GOOD r ntsp IOSHEI DILL competition, a vacancy in the Summit Community Concerts Reductions On All Models which are held in the Summit High School auditorium starting A fS6 Pontiac Will Cost You SHARP PICKLES at 8:30 p.m. DEAL Court Stays Mandatory Less Than You Think—Buy Now Waoo Law Enforcement CHEESE WANTS) The Mandatory Wage Order No 1 for mercantile occupations Before 1957 Price Rise. C SPACE TO RENT originally scheduled to take effect St«

    — FltOZEN FOODS — -FRESH FRU/TS 6 VEGET4BLES — Styte CAULIFLOWER Fancy Snow White Large Long Island , Head A new concept in table mode] design. Resting on graceful legp.thia Andrea Receiver loses the heavy I-ow In nUortm; whit*, compawl hrwU. Kawilly 19prrpand. ' Complete boxlike appearance «o common to ordinary table Knjuy now •( thiii low price! Shopping Center models. Available in three striking finishea—rii li Wed mahogany with delicate gold striping, blonde • (.iff* • Clothing mahogany or in luxurious gold and ebony. Grace- Fancy • Tool* • Sporting Goods fully ^portioned to match any table design. Cortland • Toys • Houscware* The HolIjT^pod, although a table model, is APPLES M 3 - 25 • Do-It-Yourself", Et& equipped with the same super-powered chassis uso^ rwl with sllvrrUkp shocn. Swell? tsri. i 111 m in the deluxe consoles. Andrea does not compromise ».t ,,,,n.....i.nmiHH»"'»'»»"7»"' S " 'i quality of performance to produce table models at Mullers Wathtd = OPEN 7 DAYS A WKR s low prices for advertising purposes. See the Holly- wood today at ex WBCATT Ctllo Pkq. 1 UNTIL CHRISTMAS! I MAGIC" COOK BOOK 19' tQ 10 — SUNDAYS TO 7 S far the pott IIIRh In vKamin* and wUirr minrnlM. Grocery, dairy, frvsm UMXI prU-cit rffrctUr Thur«., Oci. II throuajh Wed, Oct 17. AU othrn ttltvttvr through Sat.; Oct. IS. ROCKAWAY SALES CO. SPRINGFIELD RADIO & TV CENTER Rt. 46, Rockowoy, N. J. RO 9-1030 173 MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N. J- 1252 fprlnofield Avenue New Pp0Vi«|ence Between Denville and'Dover Onlr 31 Mbntes Ptm TUISDAT. THURSBAY AND HHPAY NIGHTS TIL 9 P. ML From Summit r> Phone Dr. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1956 23 j M»seai. one of the aaaocia- H.-llr>. M M. ol)\|f. CiisciHa for what they »re: Uiw arti.u m * K..tffvitj, entered tht army Ucn's members. "We take pride v Self-Expression Is Of Prime the sens* Ithit M if•<.?•>-—,-c, *;n! A :>55 graduate «j^ HJJ rciveri.it>-. DeFronz* entered j only adding to the cultural aspects l';er. Ruth J'tliman. K.iixU,- Rus- way of lift* '.I* arsr<> iB 1955 Concern to Art Associationj at tr*# community, but we are xeU. DoroCr, T:--.\!»M U,\ f,,:.th \ adding to our own ives." Woodwanl ami Mr? MIOM-II. , , botfi in produc-tton and Two Army M*« to Leave • Part of the minute* of a m«et- -• Membership m the Assocurtjin At la-1 Sjtiiniiiy s sidewalk Officer Competes Army i in estivation of appreciation v< held in Aprl 1H34 by the Sum. , is not touted to atttt-U. it is ex N<^u> v.i,J a ivutit Saturday for Europe And it was with that expression Medfcd Course in Teios nut Art Association read in part to anyt*»e interested m the Tram.iw'.Ilfi- Pups," Private Erik Magon*. v>n •'! j of purpose that the Summit Art -ut "th# porpoMS of th« (group* at the cuituraJ ac- while Mrs.-D«>rntti\ Khcrhanit did Mr and Mrs Altred Ma; *H «,j •*f'am Douglas M. Costabile, ; Association has always based iU U tW I'ark avenue and PriwV" V. *- r, '.•'. Mr and Mrs. Joseph- J. ,•: uld b* to unite in closer fd- tivates at the community. And if 1 g ,,Aship aU who we atrivmg for j endeavors. the enthusiasm shown by mem- fi>r the benefit >>f the a>.s!i's nest M I>t»Fronie son of Mr »• <« jt..'.«- ii 88 Tulip street, re- ti<> rtrveiuiwnent of art in Sum "H's ttie qukt srtf-exprest-ion wiw contsmially aitend l>u lifting funil. Mrs Frne-.! V! I>f Yr»nie •- f •>' .ce-n'Jy f n pleled Ihe Ajmy Med- sues one the feeling of real »! v-. ,.< Sch'tol's- military- mit i and) to encourage aod is any s»4gn that cultural Future Exhibition* Sp-Mnaficld a\enue. Berk fir irt" 5a y s Mr ». 1 activities in the community have A quick glance at M>mc if the Height.N. are sched'ile ley r»er,uv>r course at Fort Sam future exhibitions confirms thf ithe I nited Spates on Saturday •(• • jf ,;•-•-•-•-•- been advanced, then ttw Asso- 1 ciation haa been successful m its fact the association i> an ainbiti- ' Kurufn as part t>f ()p»-.rafii>fi (;>r iMvive uiff resides in endeavors. ous one Start;ii£ on Sunday ' scope, the Arnn s unit r.ta'i. tr* BrKffli. is a !»M graduate of NOW 1$ through Octolwr 28. Kdith Wood ' plan Ifiihlenbrrg Cqllege, Alientown, It seems ttw? baisie nmeept at ward \(i|| exhibit -painting ami ! l the Associati >n is individual ei- tilo, and mi N"\ ember II, there r* pnes^ion with a sound approach will he an exhibit from various- Me Wme for and encouragement fur the be- private collections. On January 13 ginner. , ., through to January 27, there uiil "So many people fed that they be an exhibition of painting and have absolutely no talent m the ceramics by Kxtlier (ircenleaf LANDSCAPING direction of the arts that they are Art Measures Man afraid to join our group fcr fear "It has often been said that a of making a fool of theonselve*," civilization is measured by its and w«'rt ready with all your iw«ds! Mrs. Mieseftnsa^s, "If only th«y achievements in the arts. It has For Fall Planting would reakie ttuk it B the seif- also been said man cannot live fxpre*sion thai i u> important I'oi o»er a quarter century «e hue served you with every- fully unless he directs some of Tt-ohnique, tlve-ojpy and cwmp;>si- liis energy into a creative outletj ' thing yoa need to do an artistic and lasting landscaping Job tion, although u-nportant, is tuA as Best time of year Mrs. Bugbird. who spoke^hese All our nursery stock is grown in and for this climate. Mo important asjme desire to create." blind buying by mail. Stop in for free advice ... and words, knows of what she speaks. Art Is Learning remember this is the best possible time to build a new lawn. / When one looks over the group's When thy association talk* of art array of instructors, including it talks rrf^it in terms of learning. Mrs. Bugbird. it is apparent that PRICES THAT ARE REASONABLE It has been said that an artist the association has lung since ar- LAWN SEED never finishes a painting because (YOUTHFUL CRITICS—Betsy and Sally i'u1k- and their mother, Mrs rived to take its place among of constant critical study. And it 'James Pirtie of 179 Colonial road cimiUer one of the works of art those community forces that are is'with that approach that many by local artists displayed last Satunljy on Bee di won! roa ami horse* roamed at will > whom Mrs. Miespm describes to- Toil Drive Th»m eiigages in, grew wit of a studio There, exhibitions and classes | day as a "person entirely conse v*f - Wrrk - Mon Hi or f i»r of Julia Greene's in the MeClay \ continued to be heJd until the ' crated to art " Mrs. RuRbird, who Btll Trading Corp. CHRISTMAS ROSE, building. In 1924 she invited Edna I membership asain o*itpvw its , has a Thursday morning class in RKNT THE GIFrOKO WAV Chamberlain, N*va Petric an 1 Whlppanjr, N. J. WH. »-»J71 • qtiartei *. Tlie next move was into creative paintinc which stresses Hele-n Mabic. daughter of Hamil- a loft at tlie corner of Franklin AQUILEGIA PLANTS Don't Let Your Heart Sink ton Wright Mabie, to pairt. Grad- unity nf composition and color, place and Summit avenue. notes that "no two people are the (AM ill lorqe pa*) ually the group grew into a sketch- It was in these new quatriers ire class for men and women I same, consequently no two paint that tv.e Summit Art Association I ings are alike. That is good (or If Your Wife Wants a Mink! Teachere included Miss itoweU, was bum with Chester Peel its Edward Dufneer, Thomas Four- ; it is then that we get real self-' first chairman. In 1933 Philip I expression." long and Blanche Gree-r. At that BiirrJiam. Uie an-htted wlw) de time the pnmp was known as the On Modrrn Art signed tlie Summit Pon May 31. 1933 were Henry ers were asked to compose a Mar-fri, who conducted the meet- pieeo usins a lone oak tree in a ing, Mr. Scaly, who was elected meadow for subject matter, both secretary pro-tern: I, Adlek. E. pieces would he different in that Burnet (lark. Mis« I one composer may concentrate on 7O* Julia (ireene, Mr. Poole, ! Iho loneliness of the tree while the From ShWAKK mlttr S PM Mr. Scaly, Mr. :nxl Mrs. Sp"K«r>er, ' ether may ho impiossed with its

    •nd Sunday., a mm. M»UOO Mrs. I shi.r. Mi's. C^wpeitJiwaite »ti!rdinc>..v Consc'inentK. both »KM. 10% Ul not Ucluded. and Mrs. I'ttne. pieces would he alxmt the same FORBES At another inei'lin,fi i:i Ihe fel-tree In.it vastly different in com- MIM llAVIt OUT Of OUtllll low in;' year, a committee was position. The .same holds true in paintintr To ore, a vase may riiviNit riuoo'Kt or iiwui S drawn nj> to recommend ways and IIIMINAIIS DANQMOUS UMM* aiM«IN0 GARDEN CENTERS •.rein iill imix'iiarit. T<> the other, mviNts twos now NIIIHM m ounui the fli'wers in the \asr mii;ht >NAi>t ON . ANrONI CAM INSrAlt serin t!:o most important. The end On Route 10, Hanover, N. J. "Everything for Huildinp Bet- results would l>e different although ter Homes at Lower Coat" and both n^ed Ihr same v.ivp for sub- Morris Turnpike at MiHxim Avt.. Millbum "Dolt yourself Projects!" jprt rnatlrr. LARRY MAY Roofinq ft Siding Contractor ''Moclci n art is real >elf expres- OPEN »:30 to 5 p.m.. abo You save money and you have a wider choice ol superior sion," Mrs. Mei>em savs, "What 24 Franklin PI., Summit The poor woman probably isn't quality Building Materials and equipment lo select from at impresses one may not impress getting enough warmth from your nnodwr. (V:fn.c<*|u«'iit]\-'v,e have in- CR. 3-5352 heating plant... dividual expre.^sion." Now firmly I'-talil i^ln-d as one Call us for the kind of fuel oil U. S. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. of tin' amenitie> ;it 497 Springfield avt-inie. According t<< MiSr John A-H.ill, STEPHENS-MILLER COMPANY jii'csident of fie Sunuiii! Art A" BRECKS sociatir.n, "We find .our.scK es at HOME AND GARDEN CENTERS 38 Russell Plot*, Summit fjrips with the hmisin',' situation . TTanU irtsf.isr IvecoThinp appar- ent that we may be forced before : CRestview 7-0030 we are actually ready, to I find permanent n'laners) which m>nld bo Irs1, than "'it drrams. \\> are ©C TOIIKII threatened \nth the loss of our lease and we need help desprr- OPEN SUNDAY ateJy to nbtai-ri ix-w quarters 1K1- Plants pet a woiulcrful start in Otobi-r — the Ci*«>! n;ghls. warm sun- & EVERY DAY fore we, hecunic hnnicloss." shine ilurinp tilt* day build string roots to g.t thc-rn «"< 31 established The prospect of Mich a calamity by nt'Xt Spring. 'TIL 6 P. M. would seem to \>c di.-heartrninH: in that t he ass or 1 a tjn n1:111111 ijS, t; 111v. - . ing list of artists have gained rec EVERGREENS, SHRUBS & TREES FREE He run huncslly s»v that this is thr finrst priced risht tm>. ognition. > LANDSCAPE Not only js the ass-ieiaiini an »rlection of lands'aping sperimfn *tork »r l.istrd arr ja-»t j !»•» «* lrrtl(»n*i fnim our ADVICE & ini|M>rtant initiii fi»r cii!lur;i! pun havp HIT offered. 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NURSERY BBE 1032 Springfield Avenue BRECK'S Hoint and GardM Ctnters . New Providence 38 RUSSEL PLACE SUMMIT N>n Jir'i Millliurn, Ri>ulr i'l iM»rri«. T r> K •• i CR. 3-8184 I .urUmi ^.'I-II.1 II »JI ilt'Mitr 41 FR. 7-0895 CR. 7-0030 (Formerly located on Uprn l>ail< * A M In 'I I' M —Hund»n Mil I \m|ilf ftr* rir«ir.t 201 Main Strart, Madison Pamle Ave., Chatham) F... t4 THI SUMMIT HWALP. THUMDAV. OCTOM* II. '.71. Ml. » . Bvfek :"» 1«. m—US; awl inadvertently helps re*oht iSamo 1*1. iZi—ill. Ton* MM. the dilemma. * Millburn's Strong Line Hits j Chariines in 10 MO Dehne Sweets Summit Q Hew Pre-Jroadway WhM originally nroducedm Lc .(SUaWHiaBM ^^ don, Laureece Olivfer and VivW(l Leigh were asaigned the pivotal SHS Gridmen for 36-6 Win! feme Win Streak « Widen Edge WHh Soccer Team Snow Now Playing roles. Olivier and Marilyn Monrt* Wrnur Uouxr Co K* 13 Summit, after whipping R!i.\«' Joe Kawan and Howie Taylor, who OiltMTy. (21*) 466 and 453 series for th« win-Summit failed to recover quickly pect Hill avenue, the group's pre"* .Millers' only won is in a t'onfer fore McCarter patrons. The on a serif* of clowns, punled from had roiled 574 and 583 series.re- ners, Mary Cianciulli and Flo Pic- after a thrust deep into their ter- dtent. ence gain* i 4 initiated have already been given deep in thru own territory: The .-.pecinely. Eiil Mac-Questions 601 ciuto had fine series for the ritory, the Hillbillies hurried back The srurr: p; >SBOi Bootcmpo. ample evidence of Rattigans The tttit members who met thf b'>ot w a* » short one and the series moved him into the top spot James Gorman firls, with Wil- up the field, centered the ball in Summit 0 « 6 «-- U>v>—Sing!* sun*—(117) It Tcir- theatre genius in last week's Center's board of directors Millpr* returned it to the Maroon, in the individual averages. Jack ma Smith rolling1 a neat 425 series. front of the Summit goal, and Miilburn T II 6 "Separate Tabels" which received Mrs. Blanche Dorsky, director of 3 7 > a id Mill* Three plays latcrj La\Mences, had a 583 game total, Cheil FranUen had an oppor- Henry Mori deflected it in with the 'led Uth tnok a pitihout and Mii'bJin (DuciKii>*M li>th J i •. T»y- glowing notices from the New Jer- the Center, Mrs. Ruth Rand, Mr« 1 run t *n*i can. IS end run which was \hf next high series tot i :or Otm t*5*> Swiek. I«S*> Cor- tunity to gain second place, but back of his head. r dl sey press. "The Sleeping Prince," Jessie Malone, Miss Julie Beach nwtev recting) and Barbara Bel Geddes, norins each lime The Litter of Ted .ludson who had1 a fine 630 Pennucci and Fran Luciano roll- the third period, however. Sum- Cox, Mrs. Henry Richardson, Mr Leod in Berkeley plus a distinguished supporting these *»* a 62-yard sprint around But series for Larry's Sport Shop, ing 42& and 432 series for the mit started an attack. Rog Pen W. Gerard Tatlock, Mrs. J^.ji cast headed by Cathleen Nesbitt - r*n own *wsht -#nd-. Millhuni f?n- rolled the: top series of the night.. losers. nington crossed the ball on the Blackmar, Mrs. John Connor, Mrt who recently relinquished her role- l«-r John Dey contributed another Al Swick experienced his first "off ' Bowling middle of the field near the Hill- Benson Keeney, Mrs. James w' Bond Furniture, sparked by El- as Mrs. Higgins in "My Fair conversion MilHxim andi night ' of the campaign, rolling a The Serritella News gained a billy goal, and Herb Schmidt drove Robinson, Mrs, John Midfien' ntkn Kitw. Ru< : izabeth Sampson and Grace Yan- Lady" to join the cast of the Rat- Rav ol Hope sub-par 48S series, although the slight advantage over the Ricfa- a hard shot into the net to tie the Mrs. John Kinky and Mrs. Lrr.M nuzio, swept their series with Peg- tigan play. Others rater high in An early third qiurti r touch- defending champions had enough land Company by poking a ihree score, with that play ending the May. gy Abbott. The Summit Live Poul- the cast will be Nydia Westman, down by the Hilltopper* M-nt a Kmonnoifii (*:»it to win the first and middle games. third period. game sweep over the Delia Build- try won the odd game of their oDnaid Welsh, and Feilx Decbank. Mrs. May introduced the volun- i ay of hope into the Summit camp, j M»f«.'i»j»; Sedgte Phiilipfu had the top series With the game tied, the Sum- ers in the Berkeley Women's series with, the Colton Cleaners, "The Sleeping Prince" will be re- teer drivers who offer transports bul this .van-short lived- The t.d for Werner's, rolling a 593. hitting mit squad perked up and took the Bowling League. Ida Ptu&ppi and with Lorrine Hall and P. Hufnail peated tomororw and Saturday tion to the children from then wa*.» 38 yard pas* play from [ Hiqtl School GliO a 212 opening game, and then fol- play from their opponents, but the Ida Serritella sparked the victors rolling the top series for their evenings at 8:30 and at the 2:3school0 s to the Center for after Larry I/xkhart to Bob Manditto ; •Aw fft Mffibum lowing with i 204 in his middle most they could do is make a few school care. The volunteers are: w n uith 459 and 428 series. Evdyn club Thrift Matinee on Saturday, Octo- Jinn look the spiral on the Blue i ** •*""•»"'»• game effort. : near misses at the Verona goal. Mrs. Edward Hallock, Mrs. Dvn \ astoie s fine 462 serie#, which ber 13. The McCarter boxoffice is »nd White 16 and tricked his way By Toay COM Ken John&lon'x Spoil Shop in The next Summit-Verona game, aid Cain, Mrs. W. K. Kingsfoi) The Twill Printer* won. two of featured a 179 dosing game ef- now filling mail orders and is open b\ thf last defender fo register xbe Summit High -School junior making a determined bid, wonwhich will decide the Suburban Mrs. David Ludlow, Mrs. Russell three from the West Penn Oil, with ' for window sales for setts to the Bob Knowlesi conversion record., M (hf M|))burn JA,S fort sparked the Berkeley Bakery tuo games from the New Provi- Conference supremacy, promises Kerby. Mrs. Donald MacLeod. Heckie Bon tempo sparking the: play which is virtaully already perfect before., wn mm red when; to a 3-0 victor)' over the Ridiland dence American Legion Auxiliary. to be the top attraction in the Mrs. William Eitner, Mrs. H, w. on even terms for ill of three double victory with a fine 590 se- | sold out until January for its New hi" attempted place kick cammed Co Tad Phillips rolled a fine 441 Bobbie Cannon had a 424 series Conference. Diefendorf, Mrs, Gilmer Twombly, period* al Memorial Field last nes, which featured a 234 in the off the lelt upright x-ne.s in a losing cause. 1\te Merle for the winners, with Peggy Bink- Rain postponed the scheduled York engagement at New York's Mrs. John E. Flemming, Mr*. •Monday afternoon, only to weak- 1 l.fn I/>mbardo, who placed val- middle game. Ciba made a strong ' Norman Cosmetics woo all three ley the top bowler for the Auxil- game with East Orange, with the Coronet Theatre beginning in No-Henry Coit, Mrs. Milton Fleming en in the final stanra to lose 250 bid to get above Jhe MO by sweep- ' vember. The film, which is now iantly wilh »n ailing shoulder. from the Berkeley Heights Phar- iary. contest played one day later. Sum- Mrs. T. F. Clark, Mrs. C. Ben.« (Standing*) rather poorly played game. Both for another year. me.Nka roiiing 494 and 4545 seriec. Tram . W 1. Mrs. C. H. Bright. Mn. Victor A pot pcrmil another score, Mean- through wilh a victory as the de- .son and Billy Burger had the top teams had a bad day, but the East IVo game winners were the DeLuiP Swwt Shopp* 15 0 j In 'The Sleeping Prince," play Wolff, Mrs. Merrill Shourds, Mrs while the host.' tallied twice more. fense, led bv Klis Keihush, Bob snie« for the winners with 536 and J. Oarinan Summit Paclmj-d n 4 Orange hooters just couldn't seem wright Rattigan, with tongue-in Thomas Hunter, Mrs. Robert David s Electrical Shop over the ChtU Framzen 10 i I Pete Kouwenhoven ran 52 yards flage and Cil Owren stopped the ,*»6.S three game totals respectively. to get their attack to jell. cheek attitude toward mythical Downs and Mrs. Edward Scho'v Delia Lquor Store and the Crest- Bond Pumltur* • i I off tackle i»n the last play of the Miilburn attack constantly, with Mrdnnilat. llnoWi 3, I»J* Mrta and Edward* 8 7 A second period goal by Johnny royalty and Graustarkian politics, feld. , ' K«- involves a Prince Regent of Car- Mr.«. Dorsky announced plar^ Miilburn. Lane. M. Scheer had a 470 series Colton ClMiim • t 9 Herb Schmidt accounted for the John Sheppe. Dave Mele and Tom |:& , ijj ::ai» . i:; >iii. coomb* :r» :» ::2 ; Tegxy Abbott • S 10 pathia, in London for the 1911 Cor- for a Halloween party to be givm The main reason for the Rial ing rrkou .'67. J7I. 198 -iM. Briirr ' for David's Electrical, which fea- K. Jorin»tom'» Sport ftlvop 3 12 Summit scoring. The Maroon and onation, with an American chorus Prior showing to Kood advantage M- 53! TOMIM »i3. JAJ J54- by the, Center at the Memorial rlifffirnre in lhe sc-oie «u prob- tured a fine 197 middle game ef- N. Piov:d«ic» Am. Lt. Am. 2 13 White passed up several scoring girl he has seen and admired in In the thud quarter Summit fell 2«rr.. Field Center in the Field Hou«.f. ably, lhe difference between the Kt\ JOHNSTON' fort. M Kean and S. Doty had opportunities, but it mattered lit- musical, -The oCconut Girl," lpart completely, with a pass in- - jao, :ea. i4*-4«! T»T- the top series for Dogwood Lane, First "Bump Night" tle as the Panthers were able to Awed by the formalties of his fam- lerception setting the stage for i take but five shots in the entire Rtsictenr Accompanies IT?. uitii 4^3 and 404 veries respec- ly"s titles and by her presence in Millbum score Fumble* wrr« Results in Swtop game, costs so llttl* tively the Carpathian legation, Mary Mor- Offic* To Ntw Sit* quite frequent by both clubs, with 70 MX. 7)9- ITS! In the first 'bump night' of the gan imbibes to much vodka and rev* on, Although the Wcston Electrical to phon» Summit fumbling fne time.*, re- Comidl :".« ltrrktlr< campaign in the Berkeley Rec- champagne and spends the night. • \. in SJO . \y, *M. Dr.r.io Instrument Corporation o[ New- covering but once reation Mixed Bowling League, Done Well Team This outrage ol protocol not only *»2: Clark '.78 .8? Vj ark is moving its New Jer % o 0 '.\»i\ .** 180 '.70 « the Nigro Construction gained a upsets diplomatic applecarts but Tot»'» »45 Sales office from anywhere Miilburn v 0 ,* IS Stwt .1 commanding lead by sweeping wins the girl a special decoration Newark u> TWIll j 4 Takes First Over Union, John R. Henion of 4 Edge 4 all .three games from Brennan's "for services to the state." In his T»fd ptm li;:ercrpMor 28 v»-d * «: -.77. 3;J. » David* E.»cuia«l Shop wood drive will remain co-man Cleveland. TTT. rKturn Coopnr 4 y.ir,d p.ungr o Bt.krltj Bilerv S Dairy. Flynn Bros escaped their telling of the story Mr. Rattigan iane. b'.nokecl p-'.n*. m »h» ^ncl 320 S*br* 170 i Harry's Esso ager of the office. Another local Bor- t cellar berth by rolling a fine 2508 has resorted to that wit and clever- Richmond. .77.. 7O* A Croiiiu. s 234 In* the big battle for first place resident, Dudley K. Bailey of 72 MA series. Meta McMane's 535 three in the New Providence Boro ness of invention which has placed lame* A Bland, the composer IH4RI.IMS tM'.it Uquor S-.ore 4 s game total was the high aeries him "top mink" among contem- Canoe Brook parkway, of the sale* • mi* Law- s Women's Bowling League last engineering personnel, will also of "Carry Me Back to Old Virgin- 334. !77 202 K.T!ITI 10 for the women. Deipite George Wednesday night at the Berkeley porary English playwrights. be transferred to the new loc« I ny," was born, not in Virginia, i Gehling's 220-611 series. Harry's Recreation Lanes, the Done-Well Michael Redgrave will play the -5«O tion. but m Flushing, X. Y , WH 98: 28".J Holsloq Copt C Esso bowed to Maybclle's Lunch- Cleaners won three points from Prince Regent; Barbara Be) ROOTS eonette. ' Harry's Esso to gain sole posses- Geddes, the chorine who starts K»wan :»5. :<»j. :«•- j:* p» <\ 'gji Brook Link Tourney '.m. '(»•-,'.; 3 R R^rnola* 147 '.43. Edwin M. Tuft defeated Joseph Don DeFiliippi sparked the sion of first place. Lillian Ale, the furor; and Cathleen Nesbitt, Ktmpor Offictr fo Arttnt M8-43O; H T»VICT »1. 1»6 :«! -StZ. Jennie Ahem and Peggy Schant: Her Royal and Imperial Highness, T Rfrnolfio :xi ;J3 ija- 4BT To'als Holslag 1-up last Sunday after- Berkeley Recreation club to a Convention in WoihlngfA • B Mi. «3O— 25«T noon at the Canoe Brook Country three*.game sweep over the Pine came through with fine series to the Grand Duchess who blithely IARRV S Club in the 36 hole final of the Tree littn Two perennial bump help make the victory possible. Among those who will attend 137. :*T7 1S8-472: "Club Championship." night rivals collided, with the Ethel Beekman. Marion Kern, ditional point in the standings by the annual convention of the NV !». 1(11, 225-5:8; Chri'tlar.Jtii Holslag held a six hole advan- Spaatr Excavating and the In-and Cathy O'Neil had 466. 465 and posting the highest number of pins tional Association of Mutual In- "2. !7J. 4M; CJ.s; US. 145 :7« «yr Totllii KW 8«J. 00J. ?.17J tage at the 24th hole, with Tuft dependents experiencing a poor 454 series respectively for Harry's, in their seriei. The St. John's surance Agents in Washington HERNER'K but this wasn't quite enough to Lutheran rollers won tout points D. C, Oct. 22 to 24, will be W H Ptii 2 rallying to win 1 up scoring night, with the Indepen- dents winning three points. catch the victorious Done Well by winning three from the Oakes Heinecke of 6 Portland road, vice Brrktley Rrrrratlon Mlitd Bowline Cleaners. Memorial. president of the Kemper droup Ks and Bud gained a tie for sec- The Inter Church bowlers won Mr. Heinecke will be called on Tea.ni Nurro* ond place when they tripped Bill's four points from the Jewish Com- to summarize a panel session anri Sputa Shell for three points, with Gert munity Center, with the Coma-n open discussion of four edit"""* Berkeley Ciullo's 190 and 462 the top effort bined Churchmen also recording ot insurance trade papers. t Amoricavs Fintst Poinn Brenntn* O«:rv for the victors. Eila Stenfors and a shutout over the First Lutheran Pine Tree Inn Tad Phillips had the top scries for club. The high game of the week Joins Choral Group Bills Shell. Nigro"s won four were rolled by Norm AJbers (224), \n Amorico's moit oxciting HUTT'I Erro William Oeckinhaus, tenor. r>( ints from the Center Stationers, I Al Borgeson (231) Bob Engleman color soltctionl MaXTUCCO ; (215) Hank Dearborn (210) andMurray Hill has successfully pa;«- with Frances Marcelliano spark- ed his audition for membership in TMRIS ing the victory. Elizabeth Rillo I Bob Chisholm (201). Club Mtctt to Suaall laUr-Cbvrck B.wllut Ltatae the Masterwork Chorus, classical Form fans for Stoson was the top bowler for the Center choral concert and recording Stationers. William's Market Team group. Miss Capitola Dickers»n The annual meeting of the Sum-swept three games from the Pit>»b.»t«nan« mit Tennis Club was held at the St. John'i LuUirran of Summit is a member of the Berkeley Meat Market with Elea- Mrthodlrt .j PITTtBURCH clubhouse on Sunset drive on Tues- newly expanded auditions com ^x — nor Weisgerber, Julie Komorek day evening. ,-.. Center mittee of the Morristown groua the top bowlers for William'*, Baptitt Reports of the year's activities directed by the nationallyknovl while Hilma Falco and Mildred ComblMd Chun-hmea I../ Maestro were presented by the president, Oakti Memorial choral conductor. David Randolph Fowler were outstanding for the Klrrt I.uther«n Dr. George A. Himadi. losers. Tempi* Sinai Agricola. the 16th Century Ger- Colors Delbert Brannan, nominations T.» Tea Bowltrt-lndirMMl Arrr»(tl chairman, presented the,other new Adele's Gift Shop won three Nam* Av* man "father ol minera]egy,' PT Take your pick from literally hundredi points from the Eastern Bar, with AI Borfeton 190 luarized the term "fossil," from Thii colorful, slkyd toamel protects officers for the coming year. They Sam Palikoff . IM of modern, fashioowise hues. They're Louise Tolve, and Helen Cross Sam KMS1*I- . the La«in fossilis, meaning '"dus floori. steps and stairs against are: Robert Graef. vice president: Dan Nunztlio 171 available io famous Pittsburgh Paints for Henry Richardson, treasurer; Mrs. leading the way. while Sylvia John Ahl up." « ear, knocks and weather. Resisu Bob Entltman 1ST 1 Frederman had the top series for 1&1 "_ water, grease and oil. Equally either interior or exterior we. John F. Taylor, secretary . Trus- Haj»k Dearborn Always when Parliament '< tees named to the board were: the Eastern girls. FT»nk . N*!*on 162 ser\ iceable on wood, metal, «»ntrcu W Minn 1S2 sitting there is a light buminc 11 Mrs. E. Baker, Edward Pizzi, NEW PROVIDENCE ROItO , or linoleum. WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGIE | Ga»t the tower above Big Ben. Douglas MacGeorge, N. A. Bur- (Standintt) gess, Jr., and Mrs. James W. Kob- Team W H'llll'IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMf'i HILL CITY. FAINT/ BROWN HARDWARE in»on. Done*, w>U eleanen :« Harryi Ewo ...... is AND WALLPAPER CO. Plans are now being formulated Bd & Bud . 15 AND SUPPLY CO. under Mrs. Baker's direction to s 11 WUllim't Market I! GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED 417 SfRINGFIELD AVfNUf SUMMIT hold a dinner dance for the mem-BUl'a 8hri) ... 9 480 Sprinqfi#W Avt. Summit bership of the club and their Berkelor Meat Mar*** « Adri«a OHt Shop 7 guests in November. Cen'Mr SttXionan S to see hear meet Eastern Bar . 3 IdtwroTWomtirs Find Th« final of the women's golf Prtsbyttrion BowWre = championship at the Baitusrol Rotoin Top Positions = FALL AND WINTER CHANGE-OVER AND TUNE-UP SPECIAL! Golf Club was played Tuesday. The Presbyterians retained the £ MRS. ELEANOR j with Mrs. W. L. Hockenjos Jr. ol top spot in the Summit Inter- r Lake Hopatcong winning 13 and Church Bowling League by win- £ COOLING SYSTEM MOTOt TUNE-UP 12 over Mrs. T. W. Hawes ot ning two games from the Presby- £ ^CHEVROLET Summit. terians. They also gained an ad- £ Flush cooling system t lean h adjas! spark slags ROOSEVELT Tighten hose connection* (lean, adjust distrikater pu •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••= Replace necessary ho«e Set Igiitloft tiaaiag "the first lady of the world" ('heck water pump tdjast Carburetor Adjust fan belt Tighten eyliader head Fiamine for proper thermostat Tighten electrical coaaeciio U-ORIVE IT SERVICE Install Ami freeze in radiator (lean air fillers FRIDAY, OCT. 12th Check generator eharfiag AVAILABLE NOW!.' "*"Pti«i. Btob«rti Carttrtt Hotel, LUIKICATION SAFETY CHECK I o. P.M. Lubricate entire chassis Insurance Included K.i am me froat wheel aeariagi lowest Rates •'"""•' D |J Motorcod. ro Weirfield S»HKK High C'ibaaxe oil to proper grade Repack front wheel* Test & fill battery Kxamine brake Uaiafs ft report (lean baltrry terminal* Adjatt brakes Check A fill transmiisioi Cheek wheel aligaaeat Lubricate hlngei Adjust Meeting gear Lubricate door locki '56 CHEVROLET SEDANS Check tripen Aim light* Pttt" WIW«n. Check light* Check bora OTHBt MAKK ON RIQUfST Test defretter Test beater D |J r.n. ROOS4WH.T ALL PARTS * ANTI-FREEZE ARE EXTRA Kent By Hour - Day • Week or Month

    315 Sprino,ft«M Avt. — ,3-4500 SEASHORE AUTO RBffAL CO. | NO ADMISSION CHARGE NICOLA CHEVROLET SUMMIT, N. J. Ar Arnac* Strritt StaHwt, 35 SwiwiH Avt. Cvf. WINM $t. « SUMMH Avt. I EVERYBODY WELCOME! EENNETH GEDDI8, Mgr. | Spomored by inkw Cwioly Democratic !•••••••••••••••••••••• •iinnnni SUMMIT HtRALP, THURSDAY, OCTOBER M, if56" «OB«»T nuwcia ftunamtt Tract Cooapaar of &uain.:t Oil ««OT1CI Ml MWWTBT OVTKS .„_, S«w Jermj, tnj»:e« under. to#- ^^t' • .« fourth inun&Miate iccoun* at Ond to MS vlU ir4 twtameat of Iaatee! D Bror- Run OMilkto No. « of th, 78 d*STMi • ..«• i-abmcritom*. Mveti* B Hcrgui *&G •on, d«c«aaed. wiU D» tadtM i^a <->•-. la* ftfgxtgst* Mtilimful r«quir*> j p!u* Kov«nb«r U ttaVed by tiw- Suno«».t«. »Jid rrprrt«d AD by oo to.s u ;•: .>iuii«-.«iv 30.000 ftjion* &cd not to ' r:.:; O&npvQW of ttuauBit, TnMffur of th* tor »fn:«itMuji u> Lbe CBJOC CyiL.-x ?sc«er« c«J j «*: ' .«-« nji»*^. » „ Z. NEWARK laJt will U* t4tt*OMOt o* JOHN O «iu»rtR Or THE >- -uv. Honeatow I next M 10 AM think •qulubfr ,Myf lu«t. T»u ttuOl Of SumaMt Ke* Jcnrt PMOC 190 - '.7 .Ue your uttir tj* Kool o.' Sarvtoe WBJTKCD L DEMPbKY. Aivor: KATTU J*. MOROJLf M2 Sprtn CfcTbOO J orj a i Court. 8'JM Sunuut, Pod:.-, :o r. • >i «• • »• 4 J : „ -d;,!** U.-CJLRTnt, KNOUSH * 8TVDBR Ht Jttu Ann**. 7 » Oa i. i «-:; • i . * s F, \; . I * 1" *" h.i a r .. i»- / JAMBS J KFTKRKMS JR J- * N • I" ^.^!.« • V i J «. * J '" « • Hji" of am r 1>TIU: TO HIOItCKH . Th. cbjtcj t of SOMOU NOTUIE TO BIUDER* i -2i No. 3 Sou««tK ru«l OU. U* *«• Jocb'J'H UAHMI Ki^'r-x. , : •>• J -i ,r ,.->, . »•• , »w. , , K K. O. PROCTORS J. to UM L v uta • JJud*m«uit of • J '\ t B\'* f ;•> u, _Jt7 arid plUueifT »ad ,cm *t+ir4 bid* wui be r»c«4TKl !>y :*it ! M.000 2 o" hlFUUOft COURT Of NEW JERStY «7 UidB St.. UlUtnirn, Cgnunoa Coaactl of tb* fttj- o* *m. ' •Sd Dot to MQM4 •0,000 fJu- X'i>'.i_::.1U Sf M.c City ol 8u!i.- CHANCERY DIVISION, i nut. N. J, M t.V C.ty SUil, 8.,a.-i i • •» Citv H.i'.'i *irrji.:- N J UNION COUNTY , IS buid«r aiuli Md on ttw product tiw i til a 'i ( ^ . N*. M R<-K (> --. .r.,.- •* ; not »t' g jij"P 'y' TO- UXBILYN tUOlNA OAJfcGICLO NOTICI Or By Wrtu* or «n oratr or Us* Suparior ».«• ^ i 44 r '-irt of !*•* Jenwy Chancery Dirt*- j t*cls« in Mid c.iy m d*a^iw^ t:"d ; life of'ihe contract wttlxtlit product -. ui*4e oo UM 1M tojr of Septan. .n qufcotmi* u orrfe-»>d durt-g t->» ' of ••.t» pruduotr n*ro*d on UM Ud ,^r. 19M. ib • rtrtl totlaa wherein Movie Time Table Md br «« UM bwt« of wt;; n«:j ^ SUMMIT KT^.'V :• STUASTi •-••••** .-•''* FOR AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYERS ' :c -".iir • (I.- '. ' :; i .- », •; "' COMMUNITY !.;<•:. Iflwt r.\-U,| C)l)'*-i I;, s -j$ •?• I • "THE 81'MM IT TRrsi" Mo>ntia«n J( g J020 i OP SlTkOIlT N j •«"• ? fc^'' s',4" tt- " ;V "'.' "••" WU.FRHD L DSMPfWV, Atu^nw •NOW THRU SAT.* |-!*mim*r jl." J. " ^ ! .; (>V T Mi -9 ; 5 i»- • MORRlsfoWN | NOTICE ll> rRU»lTuRB

    ESrATIC OF CT.YDK T. ftMUa D»- 2SEASTERS BROAD STREET N FUEL CO. t"r:^ ion 4 :o Purrjant to Wi* .)N ( A OTTO. JH . K'.LT-x« ot tH« Oouu- HVRHV C .!i* tw*iiti<«tV) CB, 8-0004 d*T irf SiiA*U'JU of ,ihn ;vnd«t4«t)«d On KXtfWfll Of tt* (KMIt* Of MK1 __ I UK \, KOTK'C TO cw*»«t. !W^» i« iter«l>3r «-:»t«i to or«*:t,«ii of ahkl daoaMwi to uri Power Br-v « JAMES J KERHIOAK. X>»- !.» tb» *ub«nrU»«r undvt o«h or ?u: U AND THE lii eti aiou.il» f **id order, or thxr «d from pi\»*.>i tit* «un» ^gtiim tl.« . KxvcutltZ - HUGHES t HARTLAUB A«,)-» , •» I'niou PUo«, . • hu'iunlt. N. J SUN. THRU WED. S»j)t ». Oat, j, U. It ».4QQ NO WEATHER WORRIES i)i KIKIOR rorRT or NEW JERSEY III.- < rili<* All Kd\r! "*Jmhi CW[HA$COft ( H*N< EKV DIVISION ' '*T«p Riiiinc t'NION COl'NTY . . . l»nly Nrw« rWt TAYLOR Dorkrt No. FMUII ivvKirroiw BAVTNXM AND tiOAw •MPKKIOK MOVIi; * AS.-KK7IATION Of MILLBUHN, • K*w *. . . llrritM Tribuiir Joruer oorp, Pl»lnttff, FRANKIE UINE T*. Ki.KvrsT raniK WAI.TEH KOMS. *Uw">«. D^tniUlM 1 "HE LAUGHED lASF civu, At^^o^f uuBconoN^-roR HI.M YI r: ON WASHDAY... TECHNICOtOW BALE OF MORTC1AOBD FREMISEfl . . . \. V. Tinirs J>r fixtu* of tht »tK>T»^(U1xl writ ot Mfuilmi to m« dlrwud I shJJl «. \SI:\S.\TION\I, po»» lor *U« by puMio t«Mut. In t.h« Oourt HOUM, in th* atir at KUmbwUi. NF.W HIT!" N. J , on Wedxvf«3ay th* J7th O»r of Ootrtbw PARAMOUNT AD. :9MI, »t tiro o'clock In th« after- "RIFIFJ" tuxtti of Mid d*y. (prunounrrd l(»-H-r») Marfctt mt Broa« St., Niwwk AU tl^« trwx or »MXMI of IMVI. than* MA. )-MM ntunt*. Iy1"« and b«ln< tn th« Boroufh of N#w PTOTWVHKV, la UM County of NOW Union »TMt ftUM o< N«nr JHVPT , BBOWMINO M • potnt on th« ! n<«rh»rly ulrte of Mountain Ansnuf. M; rvow law oitv, 1131C7 tttt, wtBMrlr Ironi th« w.w.^Ti; Art* of South 8uWt M I KING GEORGE INN Richard ext«r«l«l u> lmttowot with th* (aid aide • or Mountain Armu*; Uunot (li north , 13 d»m 4» onanutw wwt ! 4niM fn« 11

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    PUYROUSI AIM DAN1 CtARK MILIMJM, M. J. »Mlfl "THI MAN IS AtMCD" 447 iTRANDCR. 3-3*00 Ian. •:•«—Mali. Than. * «»t.. f.» NOW EXYBNDKD THRU kl'N., NOV. 4 McCARTER JtcqutUn* IUBN ft Ward* Do»*r»» NOW PlAWfft tfcra SATURDAY TMMTRB O¥ nNMOBTON "The Smash \iusical Hit!" »*tM0il:30 NOW ORDER BY PBOKS—TAT BY NAIL Burning MATM41 Hills JSP'jWboo! EXTRA II NAT KIN« COU STOtr* 7MTL (la tlMBa»c«^« and color) j

    OCT. 14-15 « Off*** to TERENCE MTTIGMt "• Oirtdwlbr MR. REDGRAVE INCRIS NASSAU UNE WCSTBtN! 41 lm. M^r T*f«i 4 FRANK live Better... DRY ELECTRICALLY! SiNATRVL

    COU Unlike the weather, an automatic electric clothes dryer is always dependable! Mmk* Yomr R—rvrtion* Tkrmi Wash when you want to — night or day, rain or shine — drying'3 never a ryrt. Orch. )3 85; J3 30 Poulstn Travtl lurtou nUffTMTMt: $375, v». UK | 7 iMchwMd tMd, Siimmif problem! Just toss in the wet wash — set the dial — and forget it Your clothes JWt «HKti porrttt McCw'w Fh«»r» —4 CR. 3-1313 — PUS — come out bone-dry ready to fold and put away, or damp-dry ready to iron. I •» *«• a And they're sweeter-smelling and cleaner, too, since they're THi MOTION HCTUM KOO* Off THI CINTURYI never exposed to outside soot and smoke. Visit your DROP IN FOR A LARGE Reddy Kilowatt dealer and see the many models of dependable PORTION OF RHJUA11ON! electric dryers on display. "Live Better... Dry Electrically•/" For aa enjoyable evenlaf la a NIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS friendly, hospitable atmosphere, you'll find we /It the bill terfectly. For your entertatoment—PERCY POST, at the organ, to play ail Day Only—Oct. 1» your favorite »ong« every Friday, Sponsored by Tbr Summit Art Assor. Saturday and .Sunday Nights. Winnrr First Priir — Cannei Film JCP*L Dnuer Served from For RaMfMttMUt Call Dr»*tt 9-9831 N. Y. FILM CRITICS AWARD! Jtricy Ccatrtl Power * Lif kt 4:38 to U P. M. BEST FOREICPmLM OF THE YEAR!" Restaurant & »f tJM yaar, bar none! TERRY DEMPSEY'S Cocktail lor Morris Avt. & Morris Turnplkt, AIR CONDITIONED GO ALL-ELECTRIC THE ONLY WAY TO MODERN LIVING! The Ww Mm bm FOR AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYERS A happy rn«'vUng place after the game, where you can join your friends, for a celebration dinner, with fjood talk ami glK»d fl'llowslll|'.

    On Rout* 202 lerMrdtvlllt, N. J. EASTERN FUEL CO. IE. 8-1150, 1151 2X3 BROAD STREET FREE PARKING 'THI LAND OF THE IIRLE" JlaynionJ M. Cantwoll, Innkcep«r OPEN EVENINGS CR. 3-0004 Clnenmcope in'd Color **• THE SUMMIT HEUALP, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 WANTB-nMAU HELF WAMTED-HMAU HBJ WAMTfD-KMALI WANTI9 PfMALI row SAU POtSAU SKKViCE j t-CLOTUKO I—HOUSEHOLD GOODS A gulden of>j^rtunit> ***us an «J »e*k-<«>d Oood FOI SAU FOISALE alert, attractive salesgirl. Excel- ji-. So HMd*d. TH* ROBOT Hood Stop. 3 Tartar Oentnl Kecurtc a cuUt foot pwt-ttme. K»M, MUtourn, Mik UMd ctaOx- Nfrt«cn*or. Ksorikct auxUOoo | 10 lent working condition*. irtf erf Better quaJttr tar ersry / d«tux* 7 cutatc loot member of tJbe tvntlj. Hours 10 to HO8«TA1 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! J. Closed ail d»T WwtooKtey. DR«ft<* Norg* r«frtg«niur. Very good COD- - for BUSCH-& SONS WOMAN to (Ml far 4 d«stoo 90 Summit CR J-Tin e ii 419 Springfifld A\«r.. summit «i-*-ii*y inunJiag* in Hot Poim vuMxiwttc wufber. Ai- C«!t *-- ">* ttvosc new ,..- • TO : FurtW •upaniion hat created greater opportunity* C'R 72125, Mr. Dunning JUNIOR CKBBT, crib, kttcben eat. ABC KUComMAc wulbier 10 IF ITS WOVKS. TBTf ALPHIS8: Per- WARDROBE trunk for houtawivet and high school graduates ane-two week- W«at4ti«faoieU4y •vim t«:;te*. f-«v/:i-3588. w, i ". . 7. — ^ n.«ljp.^. -nd file tfcrk*. PAHT TJMD 15 :*i .'I.TX-S DOUBLE tied. wtMut h««Jbowrxt bad- *K Ki-a*_r.'.' Uie- "/"I room suite maba«wi$; d&siag roofs S6»t*mf pus rnjsg» ••- *> »-J4V-, nuito«»uy; floor Ui»(>. CR*»t- 30 K»£loa MM hot w»t«- h.»t«r - «O "Do It Youn^lf" accaMurtis i£d DO> i.w'f iuid litfht hous*k*«sptnr 3-»!7 tloni from B*tt>> IWu River. »JC- &*)* » wck. Eicrtleuft salary, -.wI> in. any, IverftM. QUiUlr^*, n^l.y & burd. plumbing li-.fl r;--ndtti«is. CR. 3-WT7, DININO routn vulte; bwironm euitc; EASTERN FUEL CO. 334 Brot4 ».. Sfjmrnti CR. 3-000* , B*idtii« - Cor" •" aevetul diain; f Cromptou. Archie'a Rflfc*!? Sljop. SOutli OruiKe 2-S&43 OPEN EVENINGS tec. A3TMKX. Kutmick. itc- GRADUATES HELP WANTEO- AMPLE PARKING j r«TT «WJ* to liryrrr.-.!<>. M! Ki.ri:V tu-\ Piinwr opjwrtufiitics for HELP WANTED—MALI BEAUTtrUl. OtteuMd rutf utd ptd, aad i*:ni>:i(-ii> ^•^teroa 10 X 30. A-l corwW/Uuu. Viwd r*ry volume "&»k aet. aod Uud« Roy Pa«.tce« condition. h..;:i v!inl i::i.|uti- u i i 1\)«• nr have Or «1U tmdc for Hi; ruU«r ek*u*. H; lxry» atom Opwi BTe>nUi(t» to 10 PM. to DESIGNERS ~ DRAFTSMEN J Itoidtoaf oured wood . bboot* . »l2l * }}',' . ||22 ; OOoy'' s j bo 6 PM, J{£fer»ott 8-ITU. j !•—MlSIfAL Trvach U*i>«*trj'. CR alz,- 5, $1 io. Udy's mlu COMI Experienced Mechanical, 14, M; *>Uniil ktw« hole TARD OOOD6 am! DEC- j _.„_ , . ~~ 8DDE BOARD, » chtttm. (Uutov room le»Ui«r t/JP. 130: three walnut shad- ttVVPLim -«Pix«tt* aid«ar- ! PIAM^ Wbjr 5' 1.«»« |-i,.,, Electrical Structural t*t>l*. MTTUX t*tji«. oiiliw cto«e«. ow (runts, kmefo $6; vmltnux wuxl- S*ro on H.t, 10. M«E.«fic* oC For Interesting work in • rinxtern an-conditioned Exo«U«at 1 tooHt nuJjogwoy. OtU rob«, lucks, wcM-miou IXXM. »16 30. rd. <&*. 3O3> Ko W In •••'""'• and Machine Design C'R. 3-4817 *«rtjr morning or «30 with • progressive .company which offers excellent wiges, O«U SouCh Oranfre 3-2743 N. J AJt*nt» or* IfW dw » RIDA. « pirn* bed- CONSOLS T«l»rt_4on, 1*54 Motcaxte 8eJ*Ptton—Lowest p-,,. room MUte, RCA 21' wrem oooani* 17'. sorxem. fOO CR J-&369 with r«it»tn^e. 40". AouM* H»innK»:i , puno. Zenith rwtta Mid phooogmph brorllM- Exoellont oondittcxi. CfUn- HAND carr«d Dn*c:i*ii o*k dUHc« coi»f*e. oorloeall Hid end t»bl« 6plO« "" J , HIGH SPEED PRODUCTION MACHINERY tord S-&S63. room »et. wicker porch chairs, ouUc p LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY (wataxut). rhlfftrobe, r»oker, !<" TV eoamai*, kltchnn. PLANT LAYOUT AND PIPING odd* amd ra!x»:j beautiful young "Tt*er" oats, 1W6 Ci •, / • • •••'.'• • 2-»H3 . UVINO room aofft Mud tna.tioMii« oh*lr, modcla, wonderful purring equip- '•• - , • division of ALMEO CHEMICAL & DYE CORPORATION matem. BUpcovtn lmcludwl. CR 3- ment, a.ffeettcftiate, atnuekn*, al- BUMMAOE limit WomMBa GuUd. , «nd Chart 1363 amor « PM. tered and hausnbrofce«. Owmw mov- Wyoinlxiy Crmrch CENTRAL ENGINEERING lag to city aparannnt. CH 3-03«3. j i»*dt MAHOQANY dlnin* nxto cfelnft cabi- Mud-en »lre« aut A*«- WurHtwr, Sp xui New_Jer»ey net Miid buf(nt. Oull Thiastey or 8INCHER Pea,Uwrwri*rht~pr»tAbJe, Mke ru«. Thi»re.. Prt. &»f.. Ctat. 1«. W, S*rtn*-»5 L Gram Mari. . .KE-MPER INSURANCE rrld»r brfore 5 PM, CR 3-»135 2i). 10-5, 7 3O-» JO. 3*t lO-oxin Telephone Je 8-8000 Ext. 378 new. regular flW. TerrUlc rsJue & H 2 END t*t>le» wltih plajiter, copper IIT 9 S3O0 (ond(y y o«w> S WAX f(ruajr»J«t«« EX 2-OWi3 - BMdb'wDod Road at DeForest, Summit, ,N. J. RUMMAOE a*i#. Muaourr, ma*,**-*), Pure4l 1 lmcrta; coffe* U>blf. open* tA 3 ne- Purrer's 8ewtn« Omter. 100 Summit hi- PUri U*A two (1kk5». Tliuni. aixt Frl. PIANO tables: Tolzntnaon dwk, green Av», »ummtt. CR. 3-4K1O. Free ERMX St.. WlQbum. Monday tfaroofli Friday «;30 A, M. to 5:00 T. hi,' tooted top. All pteoei tit Homo Demonstration. Hatns. 174 mMaihlng buvwrnniit flntoh. Priced to Dave's Market. ».3O a-OL . CRe»tvl«w 3 9000 MAN AT IBM ORIENTAL throw rugs, tsuppstt-y. An- p rn VIOLIN Ci.w ».>id b,>w. Al! In for quick H>J* for lets than half ilqUf, Vlc«rl»n MKI IKW rhaU*. itr.v ron'!;:ii»Ti. Also vir'.lii PERMANENT POSITION ortflnai cast, dell tagaUMir or »cp*r- chin*, maiiQKuiiy chart-on-e!wn»t, CAREER •telj\ MS. 1-7»00 or see »A 'MOMai n Automatic Washing Rf•J•.l>-^l^•ii• IJKfitl. 9-27H? I IN SMALL SHOP IN CHAT- Sit.. Apt. 11. Ohatluun, ^«c antJqiw b»«« oaiExiUJat»nd. fur plat- OPENINGS en, liimpa. draputBi, ttc. PR 9-2310. DfUtti HAM. MUST HAVE INITI- CONTENTS of »n amUque ahop. _viy FRESER, 14 cu. ft., upright, prtc- RUMMLAOE SALE — Friday. O« FOR American and floe French (urnlt/urv. *h H COCKfcH Spunlfl pupi>li*. »i.;; •-., • f UILIC SIRVICI ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY ATIVE AND MECHAN- tlciilly new, roason»r>le. DfUifl 6- Dlsque rlxiulne*, crystai ctuuutrtltir, 5770. St, Door. oatn »»> *%*We (JUpooitlC'i!. ri'k-'Uri'M-tl Af;r ICAL A3ILITY. lrjuuca, palnUn_». cut ataas. and A, M, ^^ j Ethrf •«. Plitclier. Jl Olc!F,.-!! !'i JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN OUR NEWARK r.inog# chliui CRk-nford 8-0183. CROWN gas stove, 4 burner. 1 broU- -| Brrkf>!fr_ Hrtrhu. FAnVtiSd, j-'4i'', SALESMEN nre, time nlock, excwllont cc.iuttt.Ljn. TtAHOOASYMicirtitary, 30". CR 3-*88. . , IKE AVU UAUIB ME 5-5200 DRexel 9-25T2. 1 Yfii J| "Tifsr' f OFFICE AND OTHER COMPANY LOCATIONS FOR: *A—GAKUCN 8UPPUES ilJBDS: i lon«.*4'*l»«>s. Oood OUMH- ! 'V. MANAGEMENT »— MISCCLLANBOU8 tdon. Oaia CR 3-4617 tulj mofntfij Cftrlrt—Comptometer Opinion (beginners)' LABORATORY RICH land top coll, »3.J0 per ywd, '" ik< n IN THE SKYROCKETING tnlnimuiu 3 y&rd«. CR. 3-0134 or CH. CIDER -APPLES 5 FIREPLACE n*tiu*». ner and Ui«1 biuhei. Cold «nu>kfd hams uid (MCOII. .Bfrtl IAJC atpo^'iUuli, »50 up, Cu.' rmtnt. surtorm ruuUn* frune Mkli. »2 TuJce • look. Bring UOVINO out of abdtc. IS pain mr- . J-9338 - • A* »n IBM pMM , y^ir frlfiid or neighbor. SeUlag WIGHTMAN FARM Application! are now being accepted and perform otiwr you talna. ,d^«k-i^-pr*rlter. !aMr. ' re- wtlj brionie am exprrt In an p evm-jt!aii«. PIMUW brlna basket. MSt. Klmble Are MorrtsUywn frlji«»tor uid trtmter. drrer, wmtxtr. Call or Apply at Our duties. l erf biuAneai ftdmlndjrtnitian, Trarla, 13 NorUi Bauow Ot. Urtngs- lroner, maple bvdrnxn act. bunk WANTED TO BUY >M> mpam »TVCJ coofi- torn. BEDROOM furniture, heavy povt b«d. bed.;. irtau-tOnx ctwrt MM! "Z. Imployment Department APPLT MON'.-FIU , UJ A. U -4 f U, of ute «aeouUm wlt4i wtwni hlgbboy, dreawr, mirror' and ui«ltt ! WE PAY CASH f>r your used rurr.!' ; »-UOtiBt:IIOU> UOODI desks. Tmdn «-t wf.ri you -d»- I OEORGES AUCTION ROOMS Saturday by Appointment «'hxh oittMili* all oUw-r tdedtrtc type- ELECTRIC ni«e, double ortn, 4 Stri-iohfT rtrtpn. r.irtr>-a **-w* «?. SUMMIT AVF.NUF CORP. OF AMERICA r tdedtrtc type old. »133. CR. 7-1400. talcs and ml8cel!«.iitoufi. DRfxrt 6- 4S7I. Frames, sonic i*d Art boc-iu. DR*s<£ Tel CRi*'iy s«'ur at'le fon'f'* Market 2-7000, Extension 2400 BRNDIX wuftMT, 9 pound capacity, EXCEUitiNT oontlltlon. caime IBM lua recenftily tntnxhioed th» 1 '" 10 Park Plac., Newark, N. J. nrwt trpewrtf-er to harn«ii« the mirwl* uaed 3'-i yvtars. In exooHnvt con- S13T TarKM Maateir. Redfldd KE-VilORE kfTOM-rw otl burner, •ec-.-j GRAND piar.-i tw JCTISH nj.rU'.M f,p,:T of «I«etro*idAt. th«r« to unusual oppoc- Call CR. 3-7W3. cue. Mi. Call CR. 3-7148. ond dine. DRexel J-2J-3:. / »ox So. 4:>9, MUlJUxn IN in. B. ALTMAN & CO.• unity hrrr far tih# younic nuun who | SHORT lirLLS lautd Ui *»!« MI<1 r^jxld td- has openings f.»r to even ereouttr napoaal< Tnu M* •end 0 smd srs looking for i I Tailor A.\'D watt • r». modwB ra«»i_ftKJtoirtnfl oarji-m n -laxm-trd Jo Viitmn, H. J , training ah* otttr an «asneU«nt opportMimy ft* j-.ii. p»y, youTl beoocn« ta : I Dishwasher IBM rrprawnvtwUlve. seUlnf tht IVAM ED KSI rvwcm orauxoas :nc*t xxl •l*otrt t In REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 Busboy tii* field ram nuun 2 Stock Boys l-SUMMIT l-SUMMIT l-SUMMIT l-SUMMIT

    2 Porters inirti*.tiaa, or Alwayj Stnoe 1«2» W» have b«m fiiuMnx Uie rlsrlH houw for oftir cll«ai,t« 1TJ« or«- equivalent experteno». SPOTLESS • Good Benefits ohould be rltrht for you. Th« owner Is Middenly tr*n»fm»d JPJUI tiUa r.xj:4r wertfti* oondKiona r- nutn? 1 Cape Cod (built In 1M3). It's .construction wlll'bwu- tine scrervt *crj-jay. 1*. AJH*T Xnuman Itmi. Box «n • Employee Discount PHOKX or WRITK for appaHvUnent. 'Consult a Realtor contM* at 4 bedruomk, 3 tUrd bttha. Walking dist*ru>' to uy*n, at^Hute l< 4 and stations. Wh»t'< more'. If UVJI bint your dmun hcrisr »- ha» Tiii» l.*t Jl'-ir: Lir.'i' Monday through Saturday » JXJU UiU weekwid? 1 TYPIST, SALESWOMEN MACHINES CORP. SUMMIT 1 »it.Ji flrr;»ia "f f.iintlv cl/i 4:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. X klt<"hr-!l Mllh !>TiiK!H-' f, ihorthand, in aervice de- Madteon Areivu* GLAZE BROOK • SHEPARD AGENCY Full time, 40 hour week: part- MU 8-4O00 REAL ESTATE BOARD VW7, *rr;i. 2r.d partment Monday through Friday Art: R A. Orahwa. J». CR J-flKSO ' uig«- b<«(1r(»oin« t-llod br!, time, 10 to 4; 11 to 8 Friday*; 3 MAN WANTED covering ; ••w*ch«l i?iirniff. T*xrs i STEPHENS MILLER CO." or 4 days per week, 7^ hours PORTER SUMMIT . . Seldom ito *p "nvc K h > Summit. M. J " Pxir In tvavl Pull '.lm». day work, for eti«mlcal t W.. Bumnttt on daily; and also 1, 2, or 3 days on Ut>jrat«ry and office. call. Residents of Summit urea BERKELEY HEIGHTS Open House STENOGRAPHERS preferred. 5viJid»T!i benefit*. NEW PROVIDENCE 19 SILVER LAKE DRIVE RICHlTAND CO. ("nil Mr. Ayr«». 5*o»r« Rort>*-li Co. 4: Miple St., 8ommli CH. ;.n " KRESGE NEWARK C-R 3-3282 iff'.N — Opportunltf for a BOARD MEMBERS fubdays and EveiilngB C:OI fully rewarding llfnUnw oar Start WYNNWOOD Mr. 8nn«rieid Av# Summit f>n a' part tl:ii* ixudn. Biff r Jouer>ri P. Church CR J-01H BVBIT AFTHINOON VLiOS 10 TO « THIS SATURDAY AND tJCNDAT Mr. H»M« CR. 3-225: •MO. tf«4nln« beyond CR ,1-MUO MECHANICAL ENGINEER i lu fl lnoom« due aiiizobrook-Shepnerfl 3-99J0 Buat by •nhfrt deMrad, «n>«U«nt op- TO DKSKiN AND V.F.\ Kl/>P MAfHIN- I pai. N Or»ce A. Handwork 3-9400 .popUinVUT tar •rtvuinmvrmt to . li Broad 8*.. New*™ r.KY AND TCX>I,S mH rRODt'CTlON I Can d«v*lap Into fill] Holmea Axency 3-2*00 RASMUS J. SAVIG 2A-SHORT HILLS •ternary; pl«%i»i\t vwdrtust <»r r>F:i,AY MVE^ AVU RADIO A.VD •:rnr O»ll COLrAX 3-M34. Bmer O. Houston 3-8464 Sold by ocnwnMon» In ntoAern r<- 'TV rotlM KXPR Jobj-Btck-Bchmidt Co. 7-1MI bboratorr. ITIY rm)i)U(TH) C. KWly Afetvey 7-Z1J1 JOAN O. CHRYSTAL ! 3HOBT HTLXR. MTLLntTRN. MAH.K- GIRL FRIDAY ina o:rinp, n< exprtneiioe Clarence D Long 19 5oa 7-4468 arOOD. THE ORANGES and I7 >!ier INTllRVIKW PHl>NK C'ft 3-93 A. M -4 P M IB :» AAf «o S I'M i OH WE 2-2>W-W •» M'.llbum HW1«. Spenoer Uabon 3-1900 (if Mr SIVTUK'S «rork Service office of a nationwide Walter A McVimar* 3-3880 ' thjouphout t*»'x Cnl.>n snd V^m « :w> TO 9 I'M • N mid wottM-n *"Uh cam or lutlT- '. counties: cocrenlent to ths Ltru- :>ini»ll«-y C»«-p. 140 C««ral A Ri^bert H. Bte«l* 7-MW7 COME TO SILVER LAKE DRIVE Hl!'NJtie. Plta.s»- do ii.< prone. John P. Taylor 3-787fl SPRINGBROOK SECTION TYPISTS ' 'Sul»i"i'- f'-H <-'R 7-l9tSl for in- M.<1!- f^Turawc«rn»ii CR. Wtatmor* and Johnson 3.1404 DO IT TODAY! :T ff-rooni Culorilnl: ' c«;n;>.,--•• tenirw appoint mont.. Alfred S. Anderson 3-0800 JOAN O. CHRYSTAL. REALTOR ' t t\dl Bill CLKKK, to K-urk lit retail hardwdb Butler Afcncy 3-7700 In midri.v twc:ri«-s. Brttrak Bros. 3-7000 » Deftxrewt Are. CR 3-tZM S, 2M y. . , TAXI drlv-r «r«.ni«l, full or put Jonn O Obrystat Spacious & Gracfous Owners Said Sell G. A. Allsopp, Inc. fMiminu. APPLY MON-riU, 10 A. M -4 P M Uckawaun* Taxi. CR. 7-1100. Tills fram* COLOOTAL Itxn* -«it.Si "Exclusive Homes" Rf«',u>r r>n «-"v LUCKY FIND Old Sh v. Hills Hrt iv. ESAI-X. Millvr. Stat*ly and dljBtlr»gM!ili««lr'>in OI'EV St-SDAY AM- PAY CELANESE H ter itiU oolontal on -t »cr« bedroom, drcMlnc room and, b»th on conver piot, « bedroonvg. 4 •>**. Taxm S21490. 3 car , 4—BERNARDSV1LLK CORP. OF AMERICA^^ 'MnEIlAI, KMPLOYRK DliKWNT 1st floor plus llrtng room, cttalng room. bn-Uu, ] encloeert poroh«i. Aaklns; I17.000. MORRIH CXJOTIT JiUMMtT. N .1 kitchen with dlnlne arna, Ikunilrj, Franklin School dtatrlot. Th<" Applv BANKHNG UrMory, open porcti, matd'a room prioe of $37,300 Includes) an SPENCER M. MABEN FRENCH PROVINCIAL and b«ith. 2nd floor: 3 bedroom*, 2 extra lot. bitth*; Htuated on htgta arc*. wvui A-rhen*lc !n er-rr i^ j^iy F';tut h •; ^ i^ TYPIST-CLERK '~ can •ult only the paid r*natil'»li ,No rVIH-rlmuy rn| :."< plan, sick bvnei'its. paid holidays, etc. No Satur- :- V;rtr.iv. A\ki\j. P>9 X»1 pp7 in pmnrm. " '• day work. . . OBRIG, REALTOR ESSEX ELECTRONIC?! ••!•• nil 21 Maple «/' Summit. BUTLER AGENCY IF W. A. McNamara Av IirrX> Iw !! (24 hns.> churmlns; lvorn* were r»je nrar J CR 7-O4J4 CR 3-«18 T DePorent Are. CR. J-77BO- OffVP Berf irt! - ': U) the railroad track, I;iy in !><•>.-. U thein. Dow* laiv* fwo snioh «- the out«ld* but Klorlmpu on the- 'xaidt. and Inw v,' n ? vni Aw. plnl g and transportatiop n Excrtlfnt RE \L n »raltobleltobl . PricePi d at K*5,500. CftptUmnl listings, at the ntuno time and C>11 tw A we will prce- K nar». Criv..-'i< •:••'• n<:-..' FOR about the some prt eel $22,300 and Aakiiur . tzsaoo TO i 15" .T.c- it-.>nift»m. rrxUly sprtcnid aboit bftlrooms. Both ownxm Dow inust | CrtBtrltw 3-240O Er»« Crr(i1r» 3-1:75 JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT C. Kelly Agency more aftirr ro«lly fliltMr up UWJr ! ; 1 ••' -•-.; K'-t •« «0 iwr w.«k or :n.»rr i Rd- CR T-'.i. : ^'i'l 1'l.RANINO Woman R 3<>-12 M) M..i • W >:ul 7» Summit Are. CR 7-2131 A S-.1115 CI! 7.i«.'"n _ <1H» I! 2J IX-.T )n>iir I>1UA oir'.r, G. A. Allsopp, Inc. RVfw. FR 7-W39. CR 3-O8M.-1237 If you are looWng for a 3 -or 4 bed- I Z-fSUMMlT VXCDiJTY '. •::>. A' r.ir'lvr M'.I."'.'.:U «.•,• >r men wl^ltltiK r*U rrttt»y M* or;suivd»\. I'll J- i ;,- iiuntly lii«»ni rotm tvnme In this price ramte. fwre 24—A~MIU7IN(;TON' B37! i>-i]i»." Rr'.S.i.-r UK 1 -.! i! vl'.h re^tfulir Ji.>t>. f\>r lnfor- TRANSFERRED are 2 OKM3. Priced fur qulcik aal«. : • -... ; .: !.-•, !:••• i:: O.cl Mi >r TWO GORGEOUS 1 r '..> IU \- IWi M,. ATTENTION I CHAAIBERMAID Mnrmiw if.»rk .>..'A .. -.<• P. Hill l': \ .•-,,• I:I,.J . ;• I;K - ; fl-5*» aftwr «t -biilit colonial id* j-fw^s c>ld. sr\n\\ MI, MAY lu aecliutad »(*.tlim. otv acre of A. S. ANDERSON Realtor PANORAMIC' VIEWS n JiiUy Un,|>ri.vfd lv-> ™ ' 5 day» a wr»K. Cull m JHT» MS !>••- »I»pro»ed adioliiln?' ' !<>•.•• ''• - ban 2SS f*I>rtli«rifi(l AvH. S'l-un:.- beautifully tai«too*p«l grcnitKl. Tliere 443 Si>rtnj;f>ld\Are. ' Saraniit xrr 4 bedroxra, 2 ba,Mu, hvrtce porch, CR 3-84!. attached gunutt, ipui luit m-,iftrr \>,T'. M'tit-. IUI i-^- IHOMNU ituuc lit IVMII* CR 7-?:"»iH. 1,ICKVS»3J pmy .<1U ira "" he»tj ThU U a must ft«r the »maUer worn, Uuw- kit<-hrti »nd .. _ front hiluinium. Priced *: MAGNIFICINT '"nwrn, den ntxl powder mom «j ftrrr. (,*- .. «-jft .1-52:4 J.LiiiliJr who wants the beat. Con be r«:k. HAHY :1VP r,ir isnnvlfw. CH. - s-en at any time. " ' " ' " pri«Ktrr walla. i II r- KM I.;:'.KTI Px;x-ri":.. V<1 BRICK RANCH WINN REALTY CO. Ho«n«-m»keni IM*X1IV( s. c i. WOMAN »d on ftix-kij i««r Call ("It ,••"•*.' ;'-^:rrr«l CHKKI re.'.-rence. 'jrur WHITMORE & JOHNSON V'i',1 Mm.- Wnln.».('..., i 6 Bunk Street tonXton CK. 2-\*M ON A KN5LL WOMAN U> d-.< IXDlflni; H:I»1 rm.ill T:i r -.-liv r' IM.''I «is k Oil!- ; f"R«*--' «1rw l I KYCT d; 3und>T CR. 7-3TV liimt. oU fired chareh. s day ».> .- >.|> ' .,ii' \ >.: ',i I'M .l-,i»7f Y -k Tnily thiui a h.al< »rr»- n-k ffir Mr. CT.IT!.^";I!I M.MidAT CH 7-4247 ,pvi-nliL^ hall, llvlntt mom naf, '»;-5. (itft • BEDROOM & BATH lnss «.i«t trr»« MlSf EI.LANKOl S l ji HI.-1 JMJII-ICTJ den. full aALESWOiLAS, perm.u:r.ii". fuTl'~ I>I~~ ! Oil nnrt floor r pluaden arvi ULTRA kr<-hpn, 3 bedj\>pnni. 2 Ml* p«rt-'4l|je Prpfrr !v-ne '-'.ri,'..- l • ;.. , inmr Mii:riv M.'.; —; p.>roh; 3 bedroom*, J ba*.ha on ieowwl. ; RANCH on h!.rh *<~rt «.iiel porch offf dedenn and Urpe plot, tjvin* «im wuu rir>-ou«- _r_i HOME Exr.-,Hl.>r. i: : Phi Mr iiiiiiiJi.-r: 1 iW.-n , lAummlt'i floeat looatlon. A be*utl- n choice lalte frur.t ' " ' ;• FOR SALE f fti:ir deBl*mi-d home amon« graceful r«rop h in reW off kttrtien. Fidrilll hme-.b*r* , Ermti^piS? w»U *r«i ArJe^T^ y.\ - i i' H ; meroi (flreplaoe for fiwitro recreation *• ("Jon of I'"- ' Aveniic. — f«»kji and rhododnndrone. S-oar at- p irvOtiy pli» d'.iilr^ romi wj-h ! - ft . . ) 2 l jriot. T*a:»"'s larves'. Liice. 2'v 1, 'ar^ i' tached (tara«e. Till* Is mily a hcmit room), 2 car iranuje, An(l•• • '• KXI'UIIKM'Kl) •<.! I'-.r-wl .-, buift for !lrtn« at tta nnmt. Plea»* 1 ern kltcbtii »I-.h O-E ranic* *^d , eswd oivlj" A]r,t'.y V,*-iic I'-.. .:ti'* •!.,. A If J»u toe Irok-Ui^ at hnrae« In tlw , 3-^793 or CR 3-22M. 1 I !i ,:.M! IV ..,(< , 'mi n l"i:r. Ort nUl -'or nombliMitJon mnk arid M'.llO'iril AV>^rli-. Ml!!r>'.L"ii 'ii.- .. On , r i ; i; : ;»^i pp 4O« PITT THIS ONE ON THE TUP i • '• I' M 11' >•''* C-vl;t4Mj birch f»btn**ji. ( auT: ('.:! DH.-x OF THE LIST AND CALL NOW. • porc-h, 3 b«lnx«i» REAL ESTATE WANTED rootn *v.h MtONINU t1 i|lt. i- j vanl'.y and hnt.h. W. A. McNamara Onvr* A. Handwork. RnO^cr In mar.er >'• i' M cu -. •:.•> ' bwlrCHim and » CR 3-J880 CR 3-7W8 M3 7-00M-R1 JOfl Sprlmrtlrtd Are. CR 3-Mai; 3-34SB 1—SUMMIT s IKll r ; ! 90 t\L bv ^"JJr: Viiw, f.r-V\ .!!T,n :7 "'" : ^ ^ OH OPP. NICOLA CHEVROLET H iV ho: w-s^«T h'-nter »r.d O-E- fur.-,t! PINE Summit f.iml'v !i:iv.- ,v^k-' "• Wudh*. Ml MUr>nri. Av«.ue ti!i..r- /..,';•*«':>!» M" " a.-s •' A HOME YOULL ENJOY PERSONAL BROKER 9HRVICE a_ lunMK*. C|U flPPd. 2 tat V> find Ihem > ranch i>r .••!'-'' " "' A 1 »^ UR,»W P.M«. ^_ ; v ^w^,;-; i i-^.r:;iI V.i »—CIOTH1NO Siunmdit aiwl Vicinity ASK1NO WO X*> h«n- ^rrftThblT in F-.v.k; :' ~ ' •n!Utui li»*lni, Sum.'iil' Split I^rei, 3 b«lrooni«. r«c. room, Trc moMculonjB Brolur tMeivtion to are*. If von are t.hlnk!:ii: '• '" .' for good tuine, : 111. I'MTU r\'»M\ 1 ., .•*lM.nMoii attic, flreiplaoe. p«1«t nil ywir n»4_i In Si jt, WINN REALTY CO. aurii a boaie, con*.AC; it '. >-. ;'"' •' I 11! 1 ,' fKixlLiJcai, lOOxMO landnoaped kit, and olosing rour new bemr. d»tUe» and twlp with -;r M,—v luvrtv MTCS N'e«r schools and bvmilne. l VV.tJTRKSS I>T New A. S. ANDERSON, Realtor •-•2.71IO. PlWMBlOO NOT. IS. CB. 3- JOHN P. TAKXOR, ResJ-Ur ; % •: . M.nrl.-towii JV, t-jfOV 'jr.f !!• J>i.n;:iv," 7IM for appulntnveu-ta. 447 Sprtmrrteid A*.. Summit CR. 3-7476 4*3 flprlinrlleltl Are. ? 1. Uve In. errry W^M-T '. ~^yy~, .-r 7 f M Mr. Craoscouxs and erery Trmrwinv >•!• ' ,,, !»'•,!'. HI lU I'll" !l«w M»'!(- CE. 3-R4O0 to «tart Re!frenf*« li, •| ,,.i.<-!-pi 1T»>11 >.\;•••:•'.'He..' :n UjfJbum. C&U 'flOutli toiu.- i- . ' (",-;;. U -C Bilfl. . ! ..'.'• l. ('til : H, ,• M..;>:• i'l; : C'.i:' .• :>K-xc -id '!. DENTAL is»1f rut wamod. •'•'' ni% ijufi—l-r, Tirfnl'.y of H> PHrxd HOMES • HOMEjSITES liiXHtirbur nm n: Mnri». no •roniosj noun. Box ¥H, MATL'RB. l t-iAII. (>11|V'>»X1XT',>«HT,-! I'.it I' •' • .::•• r 'n •i •',.: • « --Hi-- i •,•>•;,• i ,1 •!•..•: •• ' . FART-TIUK hcnwenrorkfT. f'i-;n-'» riV. rVt*» WIUMORE lUllDEKS or YOUR OWN MOKDt Millingfon 7-1490 BABYSnTER Wnmed. 3 boutu rn'-ry j M, I.-V ; Tk anwDooo. CaU CR. 3-3NJ ' uir'f. M.«, )l..u,. mutt or wluuTfT. Jl'.ttl.e 4-'fra, I « pH. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. I95&- WANTtDTO WY OFffttO RJRNISHBD HOUSI FOI RENT H ELF WANTED KM ALE i the critical years full.iwVMDJ; Worl.l bo nmm e*J] for mfor- »—MISCELLANEOUS alt Book Sbop- Pl-infl-M YOUNG ma-k wtHiti* to wluvn amoU j WAITKE63. fu2 or p»:t time, ex- j War I," Overuse _Q Dciiurtg'y Hc&gb*-i. Box 573, | OP UCt *__t£irv, BUSINESS DIRECTORY u*4tm, Liu '.e Housr 545 ! TH AVTUU*. I Jfhe IMr.gr> facuin Iiou-ing pro Mt-J D» painting. Kua« short Kill*. iJSfrt wiU tonsils of fnw srparatr <-0007 PART TIME h« fur grtitfanfeJi RAND REHERENCE TO REUAIU IUSIHESS HOUSES home. But* GARA&E FOR RfNT colonial homes Wa'M at thf Utittt, iu!r. I< in V' ry fine iit_iau. Bo GARA.OE, *-.«. *i* ?_ Herald. *<*) V '-- n high north end of she stHHic fields CR 7-««l B*__on_i_y priced. Ou >d fOff all r=r__^r-.T--_-__-.:;.: Cl.EJUC !>>r g.-:ier>U a!flce work, will Const.".ulion it oxw-itH .•••> rnni- ;i-y. >ij:ne u*e Will cieClver y w«>«-k Appiyl:: wreon pieted by Vuomher i tine of the OFHCI FOR RfNT to Mavf oww Lfcuudry Co., J« Me- Antique AND i_ four rcmlences • Ilairie* *_ ci.ank" Strtft, Mil!burn four' HOMt 8ts.t* proportional*. Ceatiilly located. CH OV'KICE h good ^~.,~j bachelor faculty mt':nber«. !i GEORGE'S OteUBCCl**, 7-0108. . l ^cjrp. I '-Kncli!.!! Cotiacr" will be occ_- j Hud II—J-OVIKQ SCHMALZ SWEET-KLEEN 7 i pied by Mr. .and Mrs. Fran|im! AUCTION ROOMS it a tOOM AMP iOAtg ! in MOVING, hauling fcw_soE*bl_. tttlct- I A. Dorn-.iii, and their t»o children. Antique* UL'rdock S-UCOO ItEASANT p-m_r*l f^nar room ESP-!- LAUNDRY ttlircurv W c_H 1 I Mr. Dorman. a new faculty mrm j j or nljiht Uoten. 1M* m«*!». EsiM-ly person wrloome. • B >iif'.it »i.(S S".d • INSTRUCTION* n K J Tie Dv&ur MS Spt_n«*leI4 Are, Ptngry Faculty ber. is a modern language teacher. ! j For Exc*U«at L*x_odry Serrie* Suinmlt CR 3-»787. Tlie houses* and property on ! Dry CUaoing Bug aeaainf S3 Summit Are. TO. 7#»K C©ffWJ# J. which they are Keing built will be I IS INaatrial M. Svaait School of Arts MeCRAY f 8c»utli »t. Pmotw Ijiven to I'intrrv School by a ^t Pt CH 3-6346. R^Twar^r 1 Residence Honors i- ». OL 7-1711 Rudtfgjfe, Iftreotor HEKMAN SCHMIDT painting «.nd dec- | |||_iii_i_iicucf« linnnuN foundation (>l limited means vhose • Auto or.tlug. lomierly Schmidt & Heit- J "HrUH.MI»Mf_f APARTMENTS THEATRE BLDG. trustees prefer to remain anony- Fmk tram ltUL m WANTED mous and uhose recent study in • liqnon • dxlt 6-J0J7 ~ I Summit Alumnus Ov Stu+f Farm y lii'/»»w>d AT-. the field of education has shown KD Hou»«» too piint. O. B j YOCN'O couple wlt<_ S children n; WERNER MOTOR CO. St "hith * JJr. Ac Co. PtlnUct bud Dec- to Summit _FM. Need 2 bedroom of Uie four new faculty faculty houjinu to be a much Call ... Pl •Pinnmit. I_c«_Unt rafereootw Bo. ora tog. :g Edga, 6t. CrmtwUw T- neglected area ABES LIQUOR STORE 2&I5 r 5i3. Siuiunlt Herald. dences to bf built by Pingry PALI L. WERNER. Prop. MILUNGTON 7-002S ,6 to __-*_c_l tablet fJS- LIQUORS PAPE^HASUINQ Ict^rtof «nd exterior CHJCT i Haot SOIKXJ dw«!rn Sihool will honor a Summit alum- Chrjalw . Plrnonlk D»*l»'r -IB-urn Zap** tuition. painting Reasonable. Wayn* J 3 TO.."*! TI a.p&run«nt In Summit. Iin- WINES BEER 1 writ* or «_i ao. 3-47 it Plwpor. OKtid 9- SOW or ICBrcury xiuy Couj_*, no r"'ii'- nus. Connover Rnfilish of 91 5-7944. drew •Osil CB. 3-OW3 twtw^eem 9 A -f costs to liltl« Sales—Service At Popular Prices aUd 1 PM Wlnttred^e road, it was announced) —H»**lki3i Oultar Lte- WILLIAM ROETHER painUii*. paoer- Prompt Delivery Service this week by (he school. j to phon* m\ c,vxmnsmx* I»ED CAKS a* four W hanging, deo>r»t4ng 46 U^pU Ave.I MIODUC meed »»i-;i!i*M onipO* «oi_ia fcnd Wlngy M»u- U l P KNT3 WOU1JJ GIVE LOVINO CAR*: ' p ' . ' _ "! 'i ° , .. " , Cleveland Party Specialties. Canar«i .• DR. J^Tl VCTUIAN doaixet paluUnv ft deoorat- TO j on 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT "tly the chairman of the board. ln? CaU Dftoiol 6-2762. S17 SpriDgfkld Ave. Cl. J 434: deooration r)»i._t» OR House, UNDER »:uo ux. D- j Tlie residence, to be known as Richmond Mad* To Order ROBERT FARH1CATORE tetertor-Bx- .___! Knglish Cottage, will contain a •— KIWAMK _(t-r f PM u4 _* Mapb Strttt Cl. 3alisL Wt_*rt_ld J- t^rltir painting and YOUNQ ompt Service DELIVERY SERVICE O ^ P MA1NTC.NANCI M«edu Chtcbtin bousr 3 t*d- • NMOB Contractors • n. Hydra-Matte. R *nd H. A*lc- rounns. LA*S« fx 1 year $130 pn: XI Springfield Are. PACKAGE DELA'ERY IJOO. Oall PR 0-4421 afMr 8 p.m rLOOR malirtfnance. aandtnf, finteh- CR. 3 3361 MESSENGER SERVICE CADILLAC coupe DeVUU, 2 ton* 1:>! and waxing. R. J Powell & Sou Uf Beautiful condition. HJOO Cl. MM CITY MASON, INC. *i!J» 3-7117. M—PLATING . rOMSHlNO Auto Repairs >iJ CHENTIOLET. Ufw mlleaffe. 2--._._- » Micone Agency Guy Soceodato, ^rop. -i,,- Bd-Alr. BAH. Miwt -til. B«l. J n-^TlNO^«old. rilm, r.l •k.-1 ohrom*. 390 83rtn«flfld Aree ftuinmltSuimn *-____ ._._««_•» f rt'ifkh-* _-t ^« * _k«««__. 4_-*» -^ __>n_j^_ ^ flai CR«rt,Ttew • ElectrkaJ AppUancf* • New Onitrnction At Alterations l«ri». 240 Main S: , LEN'S MOTOR Wn IW* body DESIROUS of 2 or 3 bettn»m hoiue FhoM CR. 10471 43 .or aputnMnrt. Immediate oocuputcy, $200 'CR 3-.I1M.-11SS.-U67. SALES I SERVICE IT Mwrb Coot Summit 3 r\>RD, tudcrr. noned, -..'ird BAH good fentflne. |K29. Oall Rentals FURNISHED APARTMENT Body & Fender Work fv» 8, DRWMi 6-MOT. 233 23* Bn»a4 M CB. MM • Pet Shops • ; tOUKTRY Squlr* SedjJi, aiiow UNFURNISHED APT. WANTED Used Cars j? whit*. ran*ona*tic, WW * R FOR RENT H EiEOeUeini ooawtttkm. DReiel MAN and wife over 50 want 3 to 5 M Sammit Kit. CR. 3 J2» rooma, nli>*-!y funilslved apartanrct J i 4 ROOMS, liext and bot tiMr. Mo BIRDS PET SUPPLIES oiitldreii, CR 3-01M. or house Ne*r DLW. for 3 to 4 Bei Akr "» bardiUip oan- mouth* Uilb winter. Addreaa: K. C. po«w «««rtn«, powtr Handirorlt. atf Bt., Lehltfhtoo. t**. WHEATON'S SUMMIT PET SHOP hU tl 4 ROOU8. b4tih -IKI gu«««. Hcwt UK) Dealer hmt nuuf ruriilklied. Adulu ooJy. HEFViTD \*Ay d«*lrra tanaU apart- TEXACO SERVICE U.S. Inspected Freih Honemeat radio ft heoit«r; 10.000 KR 7-f»:)?9. Week-End Specials Excellent coauHUoiv- CR 3- liwnt or furnlahetl ro»m. Sunumt • ROAD SERVICE Tropical Fish k Supplies 3 ROOMS m:<] iM.rU, he«t and hot rirtnlty. About November lith, CR. • IGNITION-CARBURETOR, etc. 3-39M, FRIDAT AND SATURDAY < MWCUUr* Oil »l!ii ««:<'r; g»ri#r. for buoltMiw ooupl*. General Repairing • Floor Covtriag* • Free Delivery »7i mon'.u. CR 3-3413 befor* 10 or oar (TiiarfcTrtie*. Oc:nplet« •old Mtow cost. Bud &pero\.>. FOITR lrnyf tv>.>-jKi. ui'fuml&h*d. fliwl ELDERLY ooupile waait large fire*. Honey-bun Ring . . 62c CR. 3t7M 492 Morris Ate. E. L FITTERER fk>-r. garnire. Main (KraeA, Mttlburo. floor bedrootn, bath; ktt^lveii priv<- > loor h Wall Tilt CHATHAM PET SHOP '% iwiiOTO. 2 door, hard toip. Pull Dt<*mb«r 1;;. Box 483, MlUinirn le^fa. Convmlent to Ktores. DR. C- Linoleum 4 Asphalt •><««r. km mdtoac*. a*ortfloe. CB. Itenn. 06U. • Blcyclffi • W* board your birds while FRIDAY ONLY Tile intuited By Experts SUMMIT, lot Oat*, 4 rouroa, aim p BUHINB5« toman wwti 1 or 1 furn- you're on vacation and ^Mvt!). AraUfiMr Nor. lfttti. Mewt Uhed roon*. CR. 3-OOOQ until i ilroadloom Carpeti Rugs PERSONAL A h^nt water HUippUed. Coniiveiil«n*.. PM. LARRY'S ME. itUt Rant »140, Wrttv P.O. Box 189 Lemon-filled Square 72c m BrMd St. GUM DROP THEATRE Summit TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CYCLE *«SPORT SHOP j ( R. 3-UK2 l$t MAIN ST. CHATHAM Marlan«>tt« orlpln«J pl«>"». i"~ Hot w»t«r, hmt, g In RMtr «f »uU«n« 7 FOR SALE New & I'sed •rt HUM4* AT*. r"i::4r»n'» p-rUta »10._ME_*'^7 _ DR «-13T«. SATURDAY ONLY HOISEHOIO GOODS BICYCLES H.OORIN» 3 ROOMS Hid b*:li. »r.d Ooor. Pux- FRESH COCOANUT uosf nlchrd Hot wnw heait. $80 prr 35 mm AMERICAN Oprtical 1UH pro- Parts Repairs ' Sale>i , Service j t_lT_ in Summit Bu*ln«-i Owitw. j mouth. Cill CR 3-4660. lector, perfect ccndttlon. $18. CaJl 397 Broad St. CR. 35035: Shop-Ett Horn* Scrvic* • Ftunben • Rr»»rd P1««(M O-Jl CR. 3-02M. • 3 BOOM »nd icg Hiwt aod tttK- ra. 7-«97. trtotr.y Included. Jft5 a month. CR 7- Layer Cake ... 1.19 •>[>h_lt Tik fi-POCALfl la i*d MUlbum. -TROMBERO Caribou Td*rtr!o« 13" MUacdl 9-43M. awx. round console, KO; Wlloox Oar t»p»- Material • 9x9 , 6c e. LsROY BALDWIN 'VPKK !xm oaaoainlJ* knl«tn« S ROOM a}jarun«it liviludln« eU uftll- rec&rder 3 speed. *85. CR. 3-13JB inlaid Linoleum Td« cunt oovera and wajtot R Utoa, ganiKf. beiutlful ftumxiindlnKs till 11 AM , Friday, B_tun_»r. Mon- 'perfect. 9x9 !0c «. • PLUMBING W>h O 3-0889. Aditltd only. $130. Plioive 9 to 1 Ptt, light NCOIMI.) '.'leu. • ALTERATION UNFURNISHED HOUSE- PURE bourf (fem*.Vi good wlUi rhll- 2IS MILLIURN AV... MILLBURN DR. 4-4313 Complrla Lint of • • ARMSTRONG LLVOLEUM • P\AHBOOK #4W. n«w roturn to drwi 1 jvar oW. CR. 3-4361. • JOBBING TO RENT UK HI A ALEXANDER SMITH H'.'i City Sarlovt Mud Loaiia, &u«i- BUILDING MATERIALS !• GreeaOeM Are. CR. i-fttii ;ia] upixirt unity, lovtiy «ur- • CARPETS • roundlnifi., top loei-ilou, uiuisuul pri- 5 ROOMS. DUPIJTX iipixtmcil, Nov. COAL FUEL OIL WALT. TfLE—WALL BOARD FOUND viicy; 4 bedrot-n-i. 2'-: baths, for 2 • 15 oecupwiwy. $'.90 monthly. Call — 20 Years Sale* & Service — Ideal Floor Covering Co. ANTHONY HM1A j-MUTi or niire Iro;n Dec. l«t on. w CR. 7-O3«8-9 between 9 A 5 P.M. M RosieU Place CR, 70O3O >>U!s . CATS — Be« SuninUt Aulmal $JVNI>—Ti««r Jdtton. wMt*. noOtar a Bank St. Rtatocma CH 3-1404 Sen ice Bureau • SHEET METAL WORK K.o!m In serrloe. CR. '3-3WTT • <••'-') b«2i, vlctniltr Wwjrulng Sclwol. 5~R0OM ci/unUl on larg« lot. 8um- « P.M. SALES Authorized SERVICE* 7 CHESTNUT AVENUE A»:nU*on. SOuth Or*n»W 2-2788. n-i: vicinity. FlrtfA**. automatic HOOVER - EUREKA • LEWYT • REGINA BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU • Furl Oil • CR. S-9I23 heat. JKCCII, K*J"Nf*. *bc- W"5 P«* Oh*rt , Sale* & Service CARPENTBT ALTERATIONS repairs Comptroller of tht Currency, under s On The Sale of Your Hou.-t rrm EatlmatM. Call ETe.nln.si Drexe) FURNISHED ROOMS Section 9211. U. 8. RerUed 8;atutea rvpr..iHr.Tfisn .33 239 Broad Street CR. M004 8 A36ET8 LETTER PRKSS List It With Li. Cash, baUDfe* wltl) ot!i^r ««is work J 8IKQI1E and double room*. O«ntl»- FURRER'S banlcs. Including rr- ;Am«rrriiif Sfnirp FIRE INSURANCE and repair*. DRoxe! «- men preferred V Pannslej fu 6am. tervp balance, and cash 100 Summit Av«. CR. 3-0210 SUMMIT STEPHENS-MILLER CO. n-.lt Itffna ta froceM of enl- H* Spris«fleld Ave., Snnmlt, N. J. Icotton t 1,M2.O34_« FRKI: picK-rp AVD oeuviRv >IEI. OIL MA—DRtSSMAKINO ATTRACTIVT; room. uMocral; buvlaa CR. J-MW person; prl»-te horoe. CR 7-1724. United St«te> noTrrn- • Carpet Oleaning • Metered Deliveries metit obllfmtlona. direct ITERATIONS. Cuahtona eorcred. etc. SPRINaFIELD. For ge-ntlejnan. Near and (CinranT^M OIL BIR.VER CR 3-9103. Bus corner and ahdvping. DHesd Obligations of Stttra and s • Roofers • p . 'Sale* *JSemee - 'j UR£SSMAK£R-OE8IONSt, M yni. u- •6-l«8. -• '•:•'-••-9 BEDROSIAN'S Flfth & Park ATW. tve- Other honrta. not"«. and l._44.«87,O: I ATTRACTIVE room wliUi ««nU-prlva«» d«b«mtur« . .. V-aliirt'in•' • S Rusaell Place CR. J •***> BrtdtU. N«w, re- biVT.h in private home, ExotUent to- 1.223,(64.73 j CR. 3-4377. Corpi)rate utocka flnclud- i " • ... - .... . LARRY MAY cotlon. CH. 7-l»«. ln«c 121,own *to>-k i.f GARDENING NEWLY dfCicated and furni*h»d room; J1.00OOO • Jewelers • ROOFING - sinn, Near Overtook HonptwU. CR and dUrounto 'In- cluding »29fl 17 wd buaaes. Bu«l- t»5.a»7 85. furniture and ••/•• Repjiiring < n«« girl (.reletTed. 33- Walnut St.. 44S.2M33 I Call CR. 3-S332 SANK ACCOUNT Sunnru* , ' ' MO 31 24 FRANKLIN TL. nian. Hi *"Ara&ii* h«»ne. BUT YOUR TREES REMOVED TOR TOTAL ASSCTS , 4»5.«47 smeonle, Parking. K OT«1OO*\ Hon*Ul. ARBOR TREE SERVICE CH 7-«. MAMLrrns ' SUMJf.IT, N. J. WATCH—JlWttRY OARDKNiCR Moothly Demand (tepoatti of 1n- dlTldualv partnerahlr*- rtk. 7 OSflff ZOTTE'S ESSO SERVICE d s; cfin'r^lly "cun- Time depoelt*, of Individ- there are so many"... oils, line old engravings, water- >"'J!>«,'remo»i mi «l«od tree drain uals. partnfr»hlf* and REPAIRS j^'t -nd cement patloa. DR fl-i5 . . ,. Wocka Also Ua-on home, parking. Dep'» Dreiri each a beautiful work of art and an interesting NATALE CHIMNEY CO. CM • OU litiosj- »ubdtTJ»tona' • 436 «7 Ofl Price* S«rrlc* Landactpf 'Oard«o«r ROOM in ehaimliw labile •«* Other tftpotltt leert'lrfed- focal point for your decorating. 'Come se^ all the Built • Repaired -Cleaned ..., Call CR. 31727. TOP BOIL like nimwiMllnKs ,ror penon and caahler'a chrcka, This is the Time;,of the Vcar to loadtr ton- > PRri trr.) ; .. . .<. * Fmtt Service tor. Bread. Athwood 4 Morris AT. TOTAL DEPOBITR L&wn ATTRACTiVE.'.r^in for 01* or t shapes sizes, stylos and colors we have, You're likely Clean and Repafr Vour ©fiintneys •ladtra Tlvrc* mitvUiUs to D L. * 7.M ".! . . also Fireplacen. Why Not Call. CETERA Oen«raJ land- to find the one that exactly suits your home! Now And Protect Vour Family • Stationery • truuoo contractor, drain OCEST ROOM. »V.n«v.ivrt7- TOTAL LIABttilTTES and Home For the Long Hard 7^)443 • Lame. euimy, oomforu.bJ,«. In pn- Ahmmm Gallery •! Flair rUtmrr*. pemOtmrnw Winter. " OARODnat lawn sin by tat? ham*. Bmuttful vie* of wood- SIEGEL'S , ,-•'• rnonitli Repair and buUd nrjL Und brook, Mid mirrouiMtln* hUl». CAPITAL ACCOUNTS CR. 3*415 . ;**"'w Top dna-irw, rt-««•»"0 Office k Home Stationer? dnimce work. Prt« M3(i. ' ••• ' »3oo,o<»:oo ..." .. $ pJ 4«n.'>'Wnn *t Coal • Mark Cross Leather Good* 243.JK87 CONTRACTOR! Unil'vtdad profit* Greeting Cards TOTAL CAPITAL EASTERN . CR. 3-Z34t and UMOII Work, brick WEEKLY TRIPS TO FLORIDA rne. walka and patto*. No tob too ACCOUNTS FUEL COMPANY 37t Sprtagfleld Arc. , ' *•"-" CaU CR 3-5447; ' - COAST TO COAST MOVERS! UWH QUALITY C6ALS • I__nip-» 1 Shadr* • TUHOL Con«tructlon Co U»w- TOTAL LVABrLTTTES Lj•••--Ktor and builder 8tone, brick ».fr«»..:i. |>refwn_le room Accocrfrrs " .'•• taU CR. 3-m4 \ '••'1 oonjitructioo. IflcaolM Rudlrt. t • • " Jarry Ctrvell lrnt to bu»« and train 233-m Broad Street Sum HI it SUMMIT RADIO & MEJUORAVDA Catalina Lafap Mewrtng IL». » d " iIrd UMTS SHAOEA Mna'DTInf APPLIANCE CO. K 4.jUg , STEPHENS-MILLER CO. slat* roofg and rhlmB*Ti Sun-lilt CR 3-2.1!« far other purpOK'« ' I "HO'r'iCO . gutter* and IMdtn re- , I H<"iir>- C. Tlvim.|wAn. .lr . fifMc- "! BLUE COAL : ot replaced HAROLD HAH- FURNISHED APARTMENT a! We *bo-e-n«_med bank, do K>l«ri!J>'. Lamp* »• llMk • »ka*•* lief. ..•'" BUIW5ING MATERIALS'^ 3rd FLOOR. 3 rooin«. bath' lor 3 S. I. CB. T-Ui) 'o-n and alteraUoM; Bathroom*, tran*porta- H. C. THOMPSON, * Experts in Long Pittance Moving! 3>.RBWCP Place CB. <»*>3O P-fklaf Arrow *(f*H >-.(i or anj tnatd* work. Cabinet* tir>n CR 7-xn: C >Trmio» topa No Job U» rt3 'I . CR 3-r THREE room fmitoh* •f* ™« . Ar>OLPH ROOT porc-h pny B^' J BROTHERS, lac. 1 • UnndriM • | rgp,!, chUnn«T» and gut , 1! DONALD HOL^fK• w< RAYMOND H. HARTI-AIB On* ot America's lift . .. Over 60 ftmrt a/ Serrit* *h wlndowi, wax floom and I i AU YOURS TO XEtL HILL CITY PAINT & P»4rit job*. RMnbattxt. Uv- CORIY'S Alulte cn 3-S4?S ot, N«w Jpn»ry, Ooun-.y ot I'r.lon. m: , DIRECT WALLPAPER CO., Inc. ° UTTERS CLEANED K»'"irn to wid aiibdrif'^d Iv'orf -rr.*'. SERVICE LAUNDRYCRAFT ! 3 • time* per yf*r •Ju» 4th _«r of Ort»l>TT 19"^i. A'5'1 ' ! TULIP SI ! WHAT YOU SELL f D«PMH - f«U Mid onr« In thr hfrrby cfr*lfy tlut*. 1 urn rv>t »4i of- 1 SLMMIT TO ALL.. STATES «<»«# tmtl lto*» AU \ rntt * ficer or dlrtCnr of thli" bal-k, For Iniormation, Co" • »/;• '. L L*Xl>RY . DRYCLE.O.TXG ••{ rAorti up now. Full EXLEN HOWLEY. CR. 3-3200 Notarj P-.ii)llc 1179 E. Grind St. EUZABETII i7S ^1p Hiil? Oleariirj. — -Fur Storage *n Makw at WaQpafwf Hj «omxul«Kw •_pir« AprU 33, CRtsrvitw 3-4000 Samtait A*e.. , Cl-—. .11- ---W- «T SprtafBcU Ave. CE. V. THE SUMMIT HEftALP. THURSDAY. OCTOBER H,

    OUR 97tli ANNIVERSARY FEATURES STOREWIDE SAVINGS! LOOK AT THESE...

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    24 tt. Grape Juice Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.'

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    CrtMStyta Facial FROZEN FOOD VALUES! DAIRY BUYS! Wldmtre Brand Libby's Golden Corn 2' ~ 31< Kleenex 2 -"» 29c 2 Z. w leif tr Cbickei Dexo ^TT 130c :81« Kellogg'sCorn Flakes i;20« Birds Eye Pies 89c Large Eggs nrtwi M4 Wllti 1*u.63c Rose's lime Juice . . 7-^- Mel-O-M Fncns Ctteia Broadcast Pigs Fe«t. . 9 oi.i Libby's Orange Juice . 3 Sliced American 45c Mallows ';,;;• Lemonade Mix -.»**M*I 3 '^44C Sliced Swiss Cheese UIIVIV WVII J IIIVC Lor>9 qr*\n C ffWVWWJ LVodof.n* «lc«k., £.1 £ c«kei 4/ CSees* food l/2 Ib. SliceS d Strawberries—^2 X 47 Ched-O-Bit Plain pkg. Hedick's Orange Drink;.; 6 3 little KHf ens Cat Food ^ 31."; 23' _ - BordWs or Dwann Pizia-rettes . . ";;47 C Philadelphia brand Allswttt ib. C B&M BakMl BMMS Mania Oil Armour's Swanson's Fryers 53 Danish Blue Cheese Margariit Boof Stow Borden's Gruyere Cr IV

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    21 SUMMIT AVE. SUMMIT, BETWEEN BROAD ST. and MORRIS AVE. OPEN TUESDAY and THURSDAY* UNTIL 9 PM, FRIDAY UNTIL 10 PM