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*y.AWUL IT, iw Group Sncfpox Vaccine tral Demands Protection Competitive Examinations Sdkut Used Here ForNi Ing Jell Lob Workers Although PRCHtiM P**e*fufly safer* To Be HeW for PoBcemen av«ou* propari sumsalt Smallpox vaccination t*oaa* J*rs*y B*U Ml the No. 1 conwnunjty und«rta»da*T Competitive examination* for the purpoae of ielect» fc«§ mlt, th. strth* thlf we* by the Btomit Board qniUr so saraa* ing appointment* to the Police Department were an* of Xaswcll of Health »a pr«*uti«piarjr M*as* New ProvMaaa* nouaeod Tuesday tdg%t at a meeting of Common, Council. ur* b*eaus* of th* tw*t*« cases Labor****** ar« Councilman Frederick K. Truslow, chairman of the public ji tidwts to avail demand that aad two d«aths that haw NIB safety committee, has requested the services of Inspector reported in New York City. ' Clash** wan |,s additional fVfwmaac* has out th* watt« Cornelius CaHafaan of ththe New Th* campaign was •xUodsd to York Port of Authority to conduct • found a»es*sary aaaMas th* to* public schools yesterday and day AUora*y Van ftintr the examinations. #ICn twauaf front Monday today when 68 t*acb*ns, who ba*« PHUC Health As satplsiaed by Mayor Maxvea t» Saturday, April a to H. Th* no* b**n vaccinated within th« Lester, Jr., the Civil Service Com- ra performance will b* a mail- last five years, w«r* vaccinated.. mission was asked to conduct Ins |it Dr. Henry P. Dangler, health Nines Praised «e on Saturday April M, at J:*ft examinations but Is unable to | officer, ha* been cooperating with y comply with the request because or Isava the grounds Dr. Robert ft. Mllllgan. city phy- By City. State of a heavy calender. Hs explained the leading rota of "BUsa* sician, is the vaccinating of city Dr. Henry P. Dangler, health that the administering of the ex- * will s* Marjori* Jefferson, WALTER AXDE employees and their fanxUle* asd officer, yeaterday commended the aminatlons by Inspector Caliahaa ,.„_ U also dlwettag the produc- In procuring vaccination work achieved by Summit's public wilt have the same effect Th* data tion. During tha-llf*t t«a fears of rial* for him aad the) establish- health nurses while public offi- of the examinations will be an- the AssodatlOB sh* plsyed many Youth Week Mayor ment of a vaccine pool available cials throughout the United States nounced at a later time to fit la to Summit physicians. tail of toeal ppolice proclaimed the observance of Pub- including leads la "Kind b with the schedule of the examiner. ludy" aad "Th* Royal.Family." Until the •tttrgsaey ta the were unable to copp* lic Health Nursing Week, April •IT*** Write Lettets* Sets Example By Metropolitan af**> is declared over atlon after several 90-38. This win be the 70th an- Mayor Lester said be would ap- Jack Pyle, who will play Bates, th* Board of Health officer* will niversary of public health nursing? preciate. if folks, interested in t, al*o a Playhouse veteran, re- be open for vaccination every day day bstwssn picketp s JMd in the United States and the SSth membered tor his performances ia His Activities promoting the candidacy of any from 8 till 10 a. m. Mom than strikinsi ; employeel s ^i of the rounding of the National •Mri. Moonlight," "Penaywtse," Walter And*, 17-year-old High 2,000 vaccine units were received Organisation for Public Health one candidate would refrain from ["Escape," and "The Watch do the School senior, elected last week yesterday by the board. There Nursing. writing him letters. He emphasised : that any appointments will be Rhine," and many others. by his fellow students as Youth is no charge for vaccination serv- of this wae*. » HsraM In Trenton, Gov, Alfred S. Drls- Bertha Ayr**, another Play- Week mayor, believes in setting ice at the board's offices. All the** photographer kii tk made wholly on tha merit ef the ooH, honorary chairman of th* examination*. house favorite, who take* the an example of what "a purposeful who can afford it are requested plctur* of strikers State) Committee sponsoring Pub- part of Penelope Gray, had lead- citizen should be In a young peo- to report to th*|r private physi- Ing an automobile The only vacancy that Is dafinlt* lic Health Nursing Week, de- at this time is the one caused by ing rolea la "Berkeley Square," ple's sphere of living." He believes cian. entrant)* to th* clared, "The public health nurse, "What Every Woman Know*," that to "have a well rounded per- Because of the nationwide cor- threatened with the resignation Sunday of Patrol* too often with Inadequate faclU man J. Alexander Ysnacone, a "Victoria the Queen" and others. sonality, one should not be 'ill- ner on the vaccine market by New era smashed. Another ] ties and low compensation goes roasted like an egg on one side'." York City health authorities, Dr. er on th* scene, member of the Police Department Had Stack Experience GAATJOINS PICKET LINE-Pickets before the Springfield about her daily rounds minister- for the past five and a half years. Dengler has established a priority pictures,, bad his ,,,,.,„,... . avenue ing to the n*ed of the lick In i Donald Harmon, who will be Sir Mayor Ande in cooperation with Central Office building of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. last He was appointed by the late Walter Raleigh, gave fine char- his Youth Week Common Council list for whom vaccine Is made and was mad* to reaa»i»|»* flint way which can only b* ap-preriat ftaaday bolstered their ranks with a goat belonging to Mrs. Frank Mayor. Outdo V, Vorster. Mr. acterizations In "Pride and Pre- has been busy this week In nuk- Available la this order; Hospital and burn It befor* »*i*fft| «tf th* "ed in term* of the gratituo* bf personnel, physicians' personnel, pickets. Tuesday, a «*T*ld re- Yanacone plans to devote his Urns judice," "LUIum," and others. Mr. ing appointments to various city ISckherdt of Madison, strike captain. Above, left to right, are George those whom they s»rv«." to tha photography business. Harmons studied at the School boards and individual offices, who nurses, city employees and their portor with a camera * ftMp* TuUy of Union, a Western Electric Co. striker; Gene Kleffer, Mrs. Meanwhile Mayor Maxwell Les- families, school staff Including Walter A. McNamara, Summit bf Dramatics at N.Y.U. and won will serve May 3-9, the time set tlonad a* to hU Id** ' ter, Jr., paid tribute) to this City's teachers, clinic staff personnel Aana Carlson, Rita Petyskowskl, Marie Handville, all of Suumit, the realtor with offices la Maple > scholarship at the Feagln aside for Youth Week. unmolested. Tuesday public health nurse* while Dr. J. and school children. day and Mthpugh Uu; 'foat and Mrs. Eckhardt; Rose Poll, Mrs. Mary Pike and Patricia Lynn Mehairey, New Jersey street, was appointed by council |St hool. afterwards playing with Back in elementary school days, as ntanaftnsr agent for the etner* various stock companies. A vaccine station has also been successfully kept eaB Corcoran, all of Summit (Photo by Jay) Health Director and a member of the Yputh Week mayor started to established at the Ob* plant Ing the plant, ther* the sponsoring committee, ap- genoy housing units constructed Frank Daniels will he seen In play the trumpet. Today ho is pealed to th* public, "to realise th* here and now In tha course of which Is given priority over school lence only tore* ear* r. . signed by the Traffic Telephone plained of bruises, but did not rated one of the top trumpet play- full importance of the work of oonstruotlon under th* auspices of childrtn. There are about 500 em- lowed to pass through |*t* lines Worker* Federation of New Jer- seek hospital aid. y-ei In "Laburnum Grove" and' ers In the High School band. Hit ployees there. public health nurses.' the Stats Department of Economic Tuesday morning. Th*«#«|t'ir*- sey and several Belt * employees, Elmer Ayera Comments 'Escape." The part of Sir Francis music supervisor, J.. Fred Muller, As explained by Dr Dengler, > Mr. Mabaffey pointed out that Welfare, He will serve at th* hldes driven by the :'"'*"^ wijthout union affiliations, who , The extent of the Injuries to the B.icon will be taken by John counts Walter "an accomplished The reason school children have Hew Jersey has had public health pleasure of the council and win nurse, the U. a Mall w*»* reporting for-vork. Milne, a member of the Comedy member also of the school's orches- been listed last is, that U will pickets could not be determined, nurse* since 1798 although th* enter Into contract with the city staff par bearing two _ , V; Swamtt Man Injared although Special Patrolman Elmer to perform the duties ^of his off lea. Club of New York. He did fine tra and the Summit Symphony require a\ Verge amount Ot ma- Sheriff Campbell and •tat* Organisation for Public Orchestra. Nor ar« hlc^auaie la- ^Fjba most seriously Injured in Q. Ayefi, who tra* the only bor- His contract Is to meet with th* work In "Candlelightlgh/ / llEHlott terial cot now available, and police were on hand i y, * t nly b Health Nursing has been In affect twwrt»Umlte(l to these IM second, sgliool otyldren cai fct rinelc*-*** which orangeg s from ough officer at the scsae, saiid he N of FetM C TrloJa, HjHiarkto •"*&,*&, th. sWjMi^.er'-tito,, ch . bagg s j amo»ff , the sstw ucverttl <.: Jh« «U'ilti;-, u« ttic solicitor. • - ;., puaa* with the plajiMtfit «a aJulftm1 f odeP«cs . Mayor tetter noted that la ad- , says Alifle The health officer has outlined oflWrr Police r .weapons—was H. P. Lynch off ground during the melee. "At one dition to the Board of Health Council will jfve • publlo feetf* !ho Fool, his first role being as that Monday and Tuesday were .time the battle was $o exciting," one of the be.»t voices In that the needs for vaccination as fol- the first days thai the picket Mpted,, a member of the tech- nurse*, Mrs. Margaret Walsh and Ing May 6 to th* application of the New Zealander In "The Hasty group. As* member of Calvary nical staff. He suffered a slight he reported, "I saw a couple of Cdward Kakaasy for a permit to Heart." . . • _ - ' ; ." lows: All those never having been line was made up of striking Mrs. Lulu Ader, the Summit Chap- Episcopal Church, Mayor Ande is head concussion and several of his pickets take a couple of swings construct and operate a gasalin* Austin Winters, who gave- such vaccinated should be vaccinated laboratory employees'. Previously ter, American Red Cross sponsors a member of the choir and of the teeth were loosened when he was at each other without realizing station on the corner of River road • convincing performance as the immediately. All commuters the pickets were reported to be a part-time nursing service ren- Boy Scout troop sponsored by the dased by a blow. He reported for they were on the same side." and Greenfield avenue. District Attorney in The Night should be vaccinated. Until the from the Western Electric plant dered by registered nurses with Men's Club of that church. duty after he was treated at the He said he- attempted to break Permission was granted the of Jan. 16th," will play Burbage. material* become more available, at Kearny. public health training. Other pub- Included In his other school ac- plant • up the fight, but was unsuccess- lic health nurses, hs said, include VFW to conduct a poppy sale on The Courier will be Thomas all who have not been vaccinated Company spokesmen told the tivities, Ande iv a member of three ful. "And besides," he added, "I the school nurses. the streets of Summit, May 20 La Rue, as his second part with In five years should be vaccinated. Herald that four engineers re- The others who were slightly student government committees: When the material becomes more hurt were W. H. MacWilliami of couldn't take sides. Both sides The Red Cross nurses art: Miss and 30. A request of H. K. Weed the group, having been The Wreck ported to the plant nurse for treat- Boys' corridor, house and ground, available, all those not vaccinat- Summit, C. C. Cutler of Milling- were fighting and pushing." Adele M, Lynch and Mrs. Centhla of Oak Knoll road for street re- in "My Sister Eileen." John ment of cuts, bruises and loose and fire and safety. ed in three years should be vac- ton, and iS. S. Pennell of New York According to Aycrs' account, and G. Owens. School nurses Include: pairs was referred to th* street Wimer, who played In "Seventh teeth after a fist fight broke out cinated. City. Many other employees com- (Continued on page 24) Mrs. Edna Falkenburg and Mrs. committee. Heaven," will be Cecil's father, Mayor Ande is no neophyte to Thursday between ten pickets as- The last recorded case of small- Helen Marsden. Harry M. Guest of Franklin Lord Burghley. Youth Week activities. Last year he took a leading part aa a mem- pox in Summit was about ten In New Providence Township place was told by President Percy Also in the cast will be Edythe ber of the Youth Week Council years ago. Dr. Dengler told the Dengler Burglar and Borough, Mrs. Edna Hardy M. Bland of council that under i\ Firth, Sallie McWhinnery, C. at which time he was also a mem- Herald. At that time, he alaid, Non-Striken at Summit Scientists is school and child hygiene nurse. the law, receipts from parking SalTy Mathiasen, Roderick Mac- ber of the Student Council and of about 750 were vaccinated through Rout "Makes" Dr. Dengler said yesterday that meters (after the meters will be donald. Darryl Turgeon, Roger the YMCA. the offices of the Board of the Board of Health nurses are paid for this summer), could not Spalding. Bill Lamb. Larry Keller "Going to college?" was the Health. Bel Labs State Plan Organization on call to the health officer 24 be applied towards the construc- Bryant Griffin, Gwynne Pearson, question asked Ande. "I sure am," State Pamphlet hours a day and they made more tion of a recreation center. and Allan Mathiasen. was his answer. Yet, he is not "You've Got to Be Tough to Be than 4,200 visits during 1&*8. Music Week to For Social Studies "The key to the success of the .Marrianne Pyle Is assistant di- quite sure which college he will Their Indignation a Health Officer." The plans for an organization, Antiqut Jtwtlry Vduwd rector for this production, and enter because of the tremendous The non-striking members of That Is the heading of an arti- nurses," he said, "ham been the devoted to the study of the social amount of unstinted time, sym- At $2,000 Stoten Sunday Jick ROM, who has designed the backlog of applications made up Be Observed by the Bell Telephone Laboratories at cle in the April Issue of Public implication* of science and called, pathy and effort they put Into Antique jewelry and a valuable set, is also stage manager. -The principally of servicemen. Murray Hill, who are principally Health News, a bi-monthly publi- temporarily the SununlT'lDisocTa'- wrist watch were among the Jew- memorial mural In the Playhouse Summit Schools technical personnel, have express- cation of the New Jersey State every oase." Notwithstanding all the contro- The spring elementary school tion of Scientists, were Initiated Mrs. Walah has served 23 years elry "loot valued at 12,006 which is his work. ed the opinion that they are the Department of Health, which" tells versy in the community about music festival will be presented Wednesday evening, April 9, at a and Mrt. Ader 10 yesre. were stolen Sunday night from ...Any...member holding tickets. Overlook Hoapltal, Mayor Ande "subjects of attempted Intimida- the story of Dr. Henry P.' Den- meeting of thirty local scientists the home of Mrs Harriette Lott May 3 during National Music tion at the hands of trained rep- gler's ousting of an intruder dis- and unable to use them, is asked thinks it is "a pretty good place, Week, it was announced yester- in the Sumhilt FreTd House. City Citric GlUon to TtH of 5 Femwood road, police report. to return them to the Bookshop because I was born there, August resentatives of striking unions of covered in his home last Janu- Dr. C. Herring, temporary chair- Police are also investigating a day by J. Frederick Muller,jchalr-^ other units of the Bell System ary. It will be recalled that the Of Voting Requirtmtnts to help mi the requests-foraeata.r\ 3, man of the department of mu3lc man, dtscuosed the need for an week-end break at Roy's Hobby nominally picketing th* Murray fifty-year-old Summit health offi- organization interested" in aoctal William R. Gllaon, dty clerk, it Toy Shop*. 446 Springfield ave- in the Summit public schools. Hill establishment." In an Inter- cer braved revolver fire to hurl In commenting upon the festi- problems by recent scientific and will be guest speaker at the Men's nue. Only merchandise of lesser view by the Herald with a spokes- the burglar from a secondstory. technological advances in war- Fortrm «f Lincoln YMCA, accord- val to be presented by the ele- man of the non-striking employees window. value was taken In this break. Summit Resident Made Trustee mentary schools, Chairman Mul- fare. Dr. G. C. Danielson gave a Ing to announcement today by at the Labs, this representative of Using the same photograph ap- committee report in which he William Dlokerson, moderator of KatMttm Hinnl in Done* er stated yesterday: the non-strikers commented as pearing in the January 30 issue of 'The atudy of music in the Sum- discusaed existing national organi- the group follows: the Herald, the State publication zations concerned with atomic The meeting will be in the audi- Rtcitd Tonight ot HS Emeritus at Rutgers University mit schools begins with the rhythm reports that the picture was Kathleen Hinni will present bands In the kindergarten, singing "From Tuesday to Friday of last energy, science legislation, and ret torium of Lincoln "Y" tonight Vrccland Tompkins of Summit from 1922 until 1939 ai its secre- week, the employees of the Mur- placed on exhibit " at the recent jated topics. •• . (April 17), at 8 o'clock and Mr. her dance recital this evening tary. ••,;• In the first grades, pre-orchestral in the High School Auditorium r was, at his request, last ray Hill plant of the Bell Tele- conference of State and local The, principal speaker was Dr. Gllson's talk will deal with rot- With this action at the quarterly instruments In the third grades at 8:30 o'clock. Miss Capltola k made a trustee emeritus of phone Laboratories, Inc., were the hearth officials at the State House Hugh A. Wolfe, chairman of the Ing requirements and the struc- and a real orchestra instrument ie Hat That Dlokerson, singer, Louise Bo- Rutgers University. He bud been meeting, Phillip Forman, United subjects of a. campaign of attempt- In Trenton." Association of New York Scien- ture of city, county and State States District Court Judge was in the fourth grades. At the May Saved a Physician's Life." is the zorth, pianist and some of Miss i member of th* board since 1924 3 festival the people of this ed intimidation at the hands of tists, and professor of Physics at government. It will be open to the md served as chairman of the inducted as a trustee by the Uni- trained representatives of striking caption under Dr. Dengler's hat public. Hlnnl's advanced pupils will as- community will have an op- the City College of New York. elat'nerY ' '• "" ' " '_"" ": 'mmlttec of pharmacy since 1929. versity's board. unions of other unite of the Bell In the Public Health News. Professor Wolfe spoke briefly on Mr. Dlckeraon also stated .that portunity to hear the all-city ele- This recital I* given for the Mr. Tompkins, a member of the mentary school chorus, orchestra System nominally picketing the the possible activities of the pro- a movie entitled, "Heroes In the law of 1893, is president of the Petirioiis Filed by Mayor, Murray Hill establishment. The Air," will be shown. He urges Round-the-World YWCA Recon- and band. These groups are com- Charter Candidates posed Summit group. H« empha- struction Fund. Those who have Smooth-On Company of Jersey Cotincilmen. Ciry Clerk prised of 175 children of the non-striking members of the Lab- sized the increasing need for the citizens of Summit and Union -ity. Two other members of the oratories, who are principally tech- File Joint Petitions County to attend this non-parti- not purchased tickets may get fourth, fifth and sixth who are dissemination of scientific infor- them at the door. >oard, Dr. William H. S. Demarest Petitions have been filed by the nical personnel, demonstrated their Th* four men and one wontan mation bearing on soda] and po- san forum session. following city officials seeking working under the direction of "id Dr. John H. Raven, both- of Miss Margaret Thorp and Ml si desire to continue work by pro- who are Union County's candi- litical problems. member of the board of trus- Hickok, Councilman Percy M. of their musical achievements In union members, who were not nounced they will be bracketed on tion. A temporary executive com- As United Campaign Canvass Date Bland and City Clerk William R. themselves on strike until the ex- the voting machine. The petition cei since IBM. Dr. Demarest the May S festival." mittee of ten members was elect- "Red Feather Day"—on which to Mr. English, who emphasised trved as president of Rutgers Gilson. The latter is opposed by piration of their contract on April was handed up In the Common ed. This committee will draft that starting next week hundreds William B. Gannon, also on the 11, respected In due course the Pleas courtroom of Judge Edward everyone gives to Sirramlt's United rom 1006 until 1924 and is now temporary rules and arrange for Campaign for everyone's benefit of volunteer workers will be asked 'resident emeritus. Republican ticket. Kiwanis Plan lenefit picket lines, but witnessed the out- A. MoOrath because the Jur*t was future meetings. to enroll for service on October rages perpetrated on their fellow- —will, be Sunday, October 19, J 1 Dr. Raven Is a member of the Eugene Daly and Otto P. Taylor Stag Dinner Party at th* moment presiding over an Members of the committee and 19, "Say Tfes, If you re asked to employees and friends. Important case. Woodruff J. English, Campaign '"tfcers graduating class of 1891. have filed as G.O.P. council candi- To procure funds to oarry on their fields of research are: F. T. chairman, announced yesterday. enroll for Red Feather Day." Mr. '« was graduated from the New dates to succeed Councilman Ro- their spring and summer and Held Group Meeting* Tb* five persons are Mrs. Wil- Barr, chemical engineering; G. C. Again this year the fund-rais- English urged. "Everyone inx the boys' and girls' program, Sum* city gives up part of that one day itunswick Seminary in 1894 and land P. Seattle In the Second These conditions led to a spon- liams Miller of Beekman road; DanieUon, physics; M. E. Fine, ing campaign for eight at Sum- 1 & clergyman of the Reformed Ward, who is not a candidate. mlt Klwanls will hold their an- Sigurd A. Emerson, Hillside at- metallurgy; C Herring, physics; mit's youth and welfare agencies —after church—to serve or to give nual spring dinner* stag party, taneous group meeting of those to Summit's needs." -hutch of America. Named a trui- In the plant on Friday afternoon, torney; Judge Milton A. Feller of E. M. May, chemistry; R. L. May- will be a one-day affair. On that ?e of the board In 1914. be served April 24, at the Elks Club in Elisabeth; Judge McGrath and er, microbiology; H. E. Menden- "stay-at-home" day—October W— G.O. Elects Officer* Maple street. Past President April 11* where the determination was expressed to continue sll William L. Hadiey of Plainfleld. hall, physics; W. J. Myles, chem- hundreds of workers, armed with Where to Find rt * The General Organisation or Elmer Houston la chairman of the Mtry; J. M. Richardson, physics, the red feather symbol of the Pag* Early Copy, Please! student government at Summit committee in charge of the affair. peaceful and, lawful efforts to reach work and to petition the War Memorial Group and C. H. Towncs, physics. United Campaign, will canvass the Church 4 High School elected these officers He explains that the proceeds Meetings are open to any one entire dty for the Boy Scouts, Because sf tte extreme cVf- effective aid of th* law-enforce- Classified 2J, 23 Tuesday morning for the next from the party will enable the Ta Moot Tonight Interested In the social Implica- Family Service Association, Girl Dates t fimltles Involved !• nuMlah- school year: Andrew Leach, pres- club to continue its program of ment agencies. This determination was based on the conviction that All members of the Advisory tions of science. Further Informa- Scouts, Lincoln TMCA. Mental Deaths • '"K a newspaper without tele- ident; Hcrber Haxelton, vice-pres- sending youngsters to camp, to tion may be obtained from any Hygiene Society, Summit Home Phone service, The Herald peaceful and law-abiding cltisens Committee of the Summit War Editorials • ident; Leah Fuschettl, secretary sponsor a boys' ball dub and to member of the executive commit- for Children, TMCA, and YWCA, N. P. Borough 1ft nrnestly requests that far the have every right to proceed un-1 MsVVIIsUalsaMemoriall CommitteWUMUltbCVe iif»havwe »"«•»•.been" I and Patricia Benrvam, treasurer. further its work at the Summit Organisation work for the tenth N. P. Township IT duration «f the >hsae strike Home for Children. Entertain- molested to their work If they notified by William"B. Gannon, sec. | tee, •II copy be delivered er mailed At a bwls for iMtlnc beauty-* choose to do so. It was also felt retary, of a meeting by that group annual United Campaign is al- Social 11,12,13,14 hatmtrle »nd permanent by the ment, music and games will be for wnnw * UQUOBa eaU DAVf'fl ready well under way. according Sports II, tt •« the oOec as early fas the part of the program. (Continued on page 24) ~- tonight at 1 la th* Hotel Suburban. Su. S-44O. rrea Delivery Ml • PM. Summit A?enur. Su, MOW. — Adv. MIT HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1M? those who have not registered *fe* to fefbt* Burly Com Ptime! for tae June Prlntiariti to aave HgbScMsts s their names placed oa tht list. SO-MloDriv* 2=^ri AT LAST There is stm eae Today and tomorrow zagJatra* Gto Spring M«sk tkm asajr be made at toe City office is the Ifualdpal SM Ad oil Poijt 24 Building between the hours of Festival Apr! 11 •JO a. m. and AM p. SL; Satur Chorus, baud, orcaaatra, t«uur of the aay until 12 noon. OB Monday, Ut, and ftololft grouips (Mai tha Tuesday, Wednesday aai Thurs- juifior awl ieai«dr hlgb aduiola U ta* M.oatty at Ifs NEW.-lf$ OLD day of next week hoars will ht ««H pna*at thtir anftuai sf Heary Hatpeta, bsta* subject fw a aeries «f dss- CToMfw by the Suawait from •:» until t ». sa, mtulc (ettiml tomorrow ia geoiogiat, will lead ta* partial* High School aas^orbm atartiaj paau oa tb* field Ui» wfckh wU of Waavna Votesa. A4vo- The dtseastlnin ar* plaaaad to Oai out of s*ttr U aersoaa U atf:«p. M- 1%« msrask •« b« Btudy the distributtoa of health ftstwrad by a Malor a*«Ml«U read- eSal Lake wfll the lftCH the Usitod States auffered a dla- taw aide* Mr tike the eat*, «f ateai without hospitals, abiiag lajury (a IMf ths National n who win v»ea4* mkk i moraine of tho tatiaa wttk wybmatm GfcarUBiasj lag to Mrs. BJwnttlf foaaaoa, imsta. at the aos9« of Mt± VL W. Bod*. the TJtCJU 1J» «roa» wtt view will he fwr Aatrmmm. Brief «salaaatioaB will Tb« raadar «rtt vspiata that U fih be give* «f the Wagn*r-Marr»y tht Jwilor bl«h ^BR taia, a sea clilf as* Cat Mil, the Tart-Smith BUI, As tt, froat * to 4 UM cMitlaw oa a braider and aai of Moggy Hallow oath* of ICcfalgaa Plan, &• Aarioan Mad- BBOT* laclualv* baate te liat Lake Pasaak. • A a. av at ta» of Mrs. i ioal AseoclaUoa PUa, tb* Kortaal »oad«ulc wiB as Jpcat i» t*e operatives, and tae Xalssr Plan. aitst «af«eta4 of tirfl at* Mn. Aadrjew Caasaaat will he the the astojte of K. a ' * '.,"'• ieadsf, witk Mini - Johaaea - aad pradt kvri. Tb« eoorua, story of Lake Psosalr. H waa aaaj tea. baad and ataalj Mn. CtMMsuatg K. Do*i*y taking la lta »1/S ouaces of weight the will as toid to tk* gnapat that BMit duriaf ta* achadnte* day _*w high-eaergy ftashlight battsfy eontalBS eaoogb. oaorgy to drtvs oa • ttodaot «)«etiv« Vkiiay, Ajwil m Croat S to 4 They win rotarsx ia the a oolo ball stvaa ttaass As Wngta AfUr tibia «tplaft»tloa tfc* Jun- l> av. at ta* hatjse of Mrs. War •fths field of »00 yards. ior hlfh U»d wta raador "Bright BOOS) after vtewbmg Star," as omrturt by BnuMtt. the territory. Mn. Meaaa wOi It* th* leadr, with Tblt baad will t» direetad by Xta. A3!aa Fettee «ad Mrs. Oeotg* HCOtMNftS Pulmtr who la oomplctiat; bki of music, n SBsistb Aebatiajg. practic* taaebisx r«julr«m»Btai bobby." The faraily of Be* CSay- Mosuiay. April Ba\ frota t im at tW« for tb« bachelor of acltneo ton It OriswoW will be gNaa aa » au at th* teat* of Ifm IPwrcy dagrat In muajc from Ntw York an example. Mr. OriswoML «ow f*e«. £M Ssriagfleld awwaue. with Ualvcrtity. Duriaf tbt war be on an extaaded tour, psaja ta* Mm R. V. SMs, leader, Mrs. PAINTED irni SWP NISE PAINT! waa aa Amy warrant MUcer and drums, Mn, artawotd the ayl*. Jaw* Trapp aad Mra. D. & Wells A. McCOUUM director of th< Firat Infantry phone, David (at* 31) tb* caraat, GIVE YOURSELF ... *1 Maple A«e. Mejffb>WM Dlvliion baoda la th« BTO. Lincoln (a high school s«aiar) the Tuesday, April "m. Cross t;W to French horn, Maud* (aa o%|a MO. 4-SSU-J Before tiw junior baad plays sn, at the horn* or Mrs. YOUR HOME. ..A Jtaffc B*ll *•«**•»• Ce. *H«adway," a Bennett march, grader), the oboe and Gataasisw Assert Gaac M Sulgeenoat «v«nue, •I farfrt ruw, Ntwark, N. I. jack* Hufhlett, tlghth gtmdmtnm- (a seventh grader) the fioHa.. • Mni-Asinw Cksaeat will load. bone •ololit will give forth with Aa the program. eontiaiMte. Vir- I afr*. AQaa FetXe* and Mrs, Oeorg. COLOR TREAT! the popular, Top Gota tht Wea- ginia Unde'rwood, a senior, wfll IX Sasltii wm 4eawte the qaastlsa. give a trucapet aolo of MaaarTa Muslefor Fua by Concerto, ilk* UndVrwoooV a After the reader eaplaina that member of the State High Schvael Our basic philosophy can beet Symphonic Band, throogh ossa- be expressed as 'Music for fun petltive auditions, earned ftrat by Everyone,'" High School Sen- chair cornet portion. OU»t V«||# ior William Bennet, Jr., and clar- Choral Maaie Vatiei Have Your Felt Hat inetist of the hand and orchestra The above it a genentM aaak- til play. "Variations on a Them* p!e of what awaiu the atari* OeesMd and Pat Amiy of Mosart" from "Don Juan* by 1,000 persons who are expect** to PAINI .IIHI COLOR Hraihiwan.-r, j Beechwood Hotel Beethoven. Usenet was tn ths »ttend tomorrow nlghf s pregraat. la Protect it from moths. 0I State Symphonic Band last Feb- The choral music part of the pro- gram will also present varied \ SHF RWIN-WUI. i A Ms PAINTS I*[6y Television In Our Besutiful Cocktail Leungs ruary. The atnlor school orcbtatra will numbers. Summit 6-0901 follow with "The HorHon March." A male quartet consiettng of THE CRYSTAL ROOM "Scotch Airs," and "Gems of Gil- Fred Sigler. James Baldwin, Wal- bert and Sullivan." ter Ande and Kelson Sharps will LIBERTY Business Men's LuncK—85c—12:00 to 2 P. M. A condensed orchestral score of ing "There Is a Tavern in the the composition "Ftnlandia" by Town." A veterans' male qsartet CUUNEBS A DIEB8 of Richard Cook, Robert MAPLE Spend Your Cocktail Hour With U$ Sibelius will be played by Mae Llpsey of the tenth' grade on the Everett, Allen Butler and Robert Thompson will give up with *Yi»*i Hers d'esuvrts asrvsd from 5:00 to 6:30 K M. piano. Carol Hill of the ninth t Ofjflcet ttt Morris Av*. grade will repeat this section add- L'Amour* and "Dry Bone** For- ing the original scored ty»P«nJ syte's Old King Cole win be BOSS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT part by a male chorus. The girlsf chorua will present Gershwin1* •Vim C^ORIA jB8TBV*a5 and her Spanish Guitar," just The high school drum section, "The Man I Love" with Incidental back from Havana, Cuba, with all the latest South American reminiscent o* the football sea- solo by Nancy Thomson. 4 mixed son, will give a demonstration of If music, «rlU appear. In oar Crystal Room chorua will give as its eoatrfaa- ths technique required to render tlon two old favorites. "Coasts? '1 1 it- FHday and Saturday, April l« and II a performance. Through'the Bye ' and The,Lost 's, T:SO to U:00. statin Family Participates Chord." With the audience Jeia- In an informal setting, a group tng in singing, the mixed el 1Ti« Betchwood bu all f.cllititi f»r Urg« or small parties. of students will give a demonstra- and band will Join, with tion that will support aJfctAteinent Battle Hymn ef the R«puMieJ* i. v. to be made by ttye reader that A lifetime can be spent in cross- T Summit; N. j. Summit MOM "throughout our community, it la not unuiua] to find entire fam- ing a street, warns the National ilies participating in ths study Safety Council.

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Patton ia the Third Army. Pol. towing his honorable discharge Gamon Hes forwith the rank of ftnt Heatassut. Mr. Gannon has been active ia City Clerk Post various civic affaire. H* nossbera among bis affiliations the Ameri- can Legion, Summit Post If*. IN; On GOP Ticket VTW Beacon Hill Post, Ka. ISO; Young Men's Civic Coaacil, ad- William B. Gannon, World War visory committee of tat ffjtr Me* H veteran, filed aevepal petition* mortal Committee; Somsatt Lodge Monday endorsing him a* candi- of KMu, treasurer of the Lfaas date on tht Repubiioait primary Oub of Summit; rle4-»resident of ticket for the of&c* of city clerk. the Lawyers Veterans Associa- He ha* adopted a* hi* slogan to tion of Union County, the Susnmit SPRINGTIME appear on the ballot: "Nativt. Re- and Union County Bar Aasseis- publican, Lawyer, Soldier, Civic tlona, and the Legion's veterans Leader." x ^ t housing committee IS RUG The ton of^iiiat Police Cap- Mr. Ouuwa has as upf—wat CSty •UWOM for cMliaas were bsetowsd today on a Summit tain John Gannon and Mrs. Gan- Clerk William R. Ottsoa, sis* oa aad two ef bis Ben Lab eo-workere for their development of non, tht city clerk aspirant at- the Q.O.P. ticks*. the electrical gun director,.one of the .most effective weapons of the CLEANING tended Summit »chooU, Ohio Uni- war and one which is credited with saving Antwerp from V-bomb, versity and Unlvenlty of Newark League to Hear destruction. Left to right are Dr. D. B. Parkinson of Maplewood; JLaj||fcfaool., He t» now associated Dr. C A: Lowell of Wnlttredge road, Summit; J. J Kuhn of Elisabeth, with Jacob *L. Mantel ia the gen- r«cspi

class; || a. BV, Montis* ttptlft CHurch Area Episcopal aad eerawa. "CnristUalty, „ • ^m srar rl IS1 CHURCH DIRECTORY pent**." • p..,sv, Senior Hi Vat. €• Women to Meet •a»4ay—U s, av. The ansosJ aprteg »s«tlng aad Weefwianer Fsttowhlp rally is mmtm i aMp aa4 ssmoa »y tae pastor, ooiifartaoe of the »CorrlstoW6 Dis- East Oraage; T p. BL, Javier Departtteat of Woman1* Auxilla liSat» BV, Dr. W. W. PTamiag, trict of the Woman s AuxHUry of Fsllowthlp aettea ptetare ffa. Calvary Epi*copal Church ry; I p. m- Oirl Sooutt; 8:30 p. m., tht EptecocsJ Church win he hM THAM THi grain; 1M p. BV, Ck* at tht Eptecocs C Touag Adult Chaffer, Rev. Wil pje, Nswark. Manse, lio Freepeet atwet at Calvary Church oext Tateday, Uaa B. SpoflDrd, great »psafcer; Mooday-8.10 p. m., R*v J. Monday—19 a. BL, Allday sew- April a. There will be « aervlee mm «. BL, Msetiag <* Morrt*. r, faato* Mount Olive Holy of the Holy ComCMuOoB Ui the SWOtft" towa HiMrict, Woman's Auxiliary ing group; • M p. BV Troep t. Teday-M •. at. JU Boy Scout troop Boy Scouts; 1 p. av, M P- tt-, R*Y. P. Blmer W. Frauds as eelebraat World Service eooKnlttee. •«nAiU*t; • ik m, Ateoholios Ing. WUklas, pastop r Mount Zlon Bap* The ckrgy of tb« neighboring Th«re wta a time wfeea the wmtd piaytd an Thursday—10 a. »., Holy On Tuesday—VM P. BV, Farfsa tist Church, BoaatOB. parWws will form a choir tor the important peart in warfare and in duetto* but that munlo* ia cbapcL occasion. Tftttw10 a. m., Woman s Guild; »:1» p. BV, junior choir; We4aesd»y--ltev. U. G Golden, time haa loaf ataee paeaed. We we now living in fallowing tbe service tb«ns will AttKi!i*iy; 10;J0 «. m, food salt Ctntral Church 4:15 p. nv, Intermediate cbetr; I „ ittor Mount Calvary Holy a new kind of * world where the Airplane and the •aensored by Comfort Depart- p. m,, High School choir; • p. BV. Charea, Summit. be a oonftrtnec. After Which Atomic Bomb ave considered . Mrs. Beattie who is president of Rosa Hargrave, and Mrs. Nannie and sermon, "Christ's Compas- ly 10II0W the ways of the boss, it is plain to be seen Ywtaa A. BmtTougl* Robert B. Kohr John Dmvidum, Jr. the Centra] Presbyterian Worn- Bush, all of Mt. Olive Holiness Today—8 p. m., Group Ten, sec- sion." »n's Association, announced that Church, are in Washington, D. C-, why it ia so important to have leadership that is tion one, meets at home of Mrs. for a ten day convention of the Alton Gaat, 8-Morris court; 8 p. tn., Mrs. Ruth Mougey Worrell, exe- willing to adopt and follow a new arid better way if cutive secretary of the United Summit Jewish Center Woman's Home and Foreign cooperation and lasting success are to be obtained. Group Ten, section two, meets at Missionary department of the home of Mrs. Laura Warner, S3-A Council of Church Women, wilt be Babbl Benjaohla Slneofi If you want to be up-to-date, free from strikes and LOVELY LAWNS IN DENSE SHADE guest speaker. United Holiness Church. Broad street. Today—3:30 p.m., Hebrew school, avoid being a "has been" your pen will serve you Saturday—1:30 p. m, Spring ral- Mrs. Beattie, former president younger group; 4:90 p.m.. older well when you write for a free booklet, "A Formula ly of Methodist Youth Fellowehips >f the Summit YWCA and chair- group. 1.11 for a Better Way of Life." of Newark district, leave church, man of the American Red Cross Tomorrow — Sabbath services, Home Service during the war, at 1:30 p. m. lecture - sermon, "Are We the mid tickets for the inter-denom- Sunday—8:40 a. m., Church Chosen People?" Reception to fol- B. BISHOP, BSc. inational luncheon may be pur- Scotts Seed school; 11 a. m., Worship service low service. and sermon by the pastor; 6:30 chased from members of the committee. Monday—7:30 p.m., Young Judea p. m., Youth Fellowship social; 7 membership party; 8 p.m., board p. nv, Miss Louise North, speaker. of directors meeting. "Done The Finest Way" Tuesday—1 p. m., Group Nlne^ Human Engineering Foundation Turf Builder First Baptist Church' Tuesday — Meeting of Summit Summit MM39 meets at home of Mrs. John M. Rev. David K. Bsurnwrll. DA delegates United Synagogue. Reeves, 26 Ridge road. Rev. Dmo Pascal* Weinewdfty — 7 ;30 p,m - Jewish SWIUIIITf re* •• . : Wednwday—Teachers' Study i( Youth Organization. Group in evening at home of Mrs. Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Church JOSEPH ZEIGNER, INC. Thursday—8 p.m., Young Men's O. D. Gensemsr, M Valley View school; 11 a.m., Worship service WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET Organization. 472 SprintfieM Ave. SCOTTS FOR DENSE SHADE-Cool green grass avenue. and sermon by Dr. Barnwell, "The Tueeday—6:44 p. nv, Conjrrega- Holy Catholic Church"; 6:30 p.m., right up to the tree trunks, lib.-$1.25 3 lbs.-$3.75 ional dinner in pariah house. Fireside Forum at home of Mr. Fountain Baptist Church 5 lbs $6.25 10 lbs.-$12.35. and Mrs. fidgar B. Youna*,,60 Oak Rev. Leon G. Rlddlek Ridge avenue, Dr. E. A. Fridel!, The Community Church Tomorrow — 7:30 p.m., Junior SOOTTS TIIRF BUILDER (graMfood)—k e e p B ipeaker. shaded grass alive and sparkling. Clean and odor- t'nltartan choir rehearsal; ft' p.m., senior Rev. Jacob Trapp Monday — 8 p.m., Executive choir and gospel chorus, officers sound!. •• and members will accompany Rev. 25 lbs - $125 feeds 2,500 sq ft (50x50 ft) Sunday—9:30 a. m., Junior Tuesday—10 a.m^to 4 .pjn^Jjewi -Leon- O-Riddick to Westfleld 50lbs- 3.75 feeds 5,000sq ft (100x50 ft) Church School. Classes from kin- Ing and luncheon meeting of where he will conduct services. - dergarten through ninth grade; White Cross Auxiliary., Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Church 100 lbs - &50 feeds 10,000 sq ft (100x100 ft) 1 a. m., service with sermon: "The Thursday—8 p.m., Choir rehear- school; 11 a.m., Morning worship; Spiritual Disability of America"; sal. -•-'•••• 8 p.m., evening worship. SOOTT8 WEED CONTROL—Easily destroys Dan- :3Q p, m., Community Young Monday—8:30 p.m., Brotherhood delion, Plantain, ail broad leaved weedfl without harm 'eople. IT ADDS UP to the lawn. $1.35 and $3.85. Christian Science Church meeting; ft p.m., Willing Workers' Wednesday—8:18 p. m., Poetry meeting. Hour. The public Is tnviteJ. *Doctrln»^f~Atonement" Is the Tuesday — 8:30 p.m., Gospel .**>.•, Friday, April 2V-8:15 p. m. 'The Lesson-Sermon subject for Sun- chorus rehearsal; 9 p.m., Mission- byagers" will meet to elect of- day, April 20. Summit Hardware & Paint Co. ary Circle rehearsal. Avenue SUnunlt t-ffigia Icers and committees, and to see ^Golden Text: "The Redeemer CHECKING magic show by Leslie P. Guest. Kall come to Zion, and unto thorn Wednesday—8 p.m., Deaconess hat turn from transgression In board meets; 9 p.m., prayer serv- Jacob, saith the Lord'1 (Ifta. ice. 59:20) * SAVINGS Sermon, Passages ' from the Calvary Easter Offering YOU CHUT BE*T Oil HEAT... CUU... 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,\ •M-KftftU 4 i' 1HI SUMMIT HHtAlO, THURSDAY. AHUl It, t»47 In an epidemic stage, is s serious present document which are s cleaning up his rooms, one of which he satisfactory should or wlM be dis- health problem Aag*4* Cusane of t John street carded. It does afford «a op- Spring and summer,is the tinat died Sunday in Overlook Ho as a bedroom and the other for bis books, pt portunity to examine th* present oar children should play oat of paper eartona and other personal belonging*. Your Men In Washington document and to •tttdy tits in- H* was born in Italy aj»*} th* President and Vie*-Pr*sid*at at the horn* this morning at 8 elasf SMttsr October S, MSS tt tbs pat oBU*. stayed his term by five months, and has even out that in a direct primary, can- and with the proposals for its have received from The Rotary |T7, tmasr art «f ktareh », Hit «f your cbok* In '4*1 Would change are of vital. importsnes Club that many members of the o'clock, followed by a solemn hid, atnglt icopl« i emu provided new padlocks to prevent disturbance didates must appeal to the elec- II par tsar u» atones lik* to select your man from both to the present citizens of the c)ub. si individuals, will be glad mass at St Teresa's Church It 19 emu etch of his belongings, and at the same time avoid torate directly, and that candi- ^•^.ri^M instead of Stats and to the coming genera- to support this worthwhile public t:IO. Burial wilt be in St Ter«8, Noraan 8. Garis Editor the necessity of bothering the police when he dates backed by wealth can put Cemetery. . . Edward W. Holland . Advertising Director merer/ ratifying selections of th* tion. project wanted to get out of and into his cell. If be on the most impressive cam- Beatrice K. Arthur „ Advertising Manager party politicians? paigns. "Drummond's idea may For the Common Council to is evicted he will probably want pay for the (The is th* first of a, aeries S.Hu)ett .....PuMiatar If your answer is -yes," you sound life* democracy, but it take immediate steps to control Funeral services for John Co S •f article* on the New Jersey the mosquito would be; It k MVMMtff MfMllfJ «*•» ilCMM /•» S*S- padlock. A legal battle looming. will go for a proposal advanced might not work out so well if it taPC**, who died in, Overlook 1 by Roseoe Drummond, chief of OtisUUitlon written by the New 1, Good Politic*: it would re- Hospital on Thursday, April w Msmtol** « mrly in l*« <**** M Interesting case I If "Skin" really wants to r 8 t would encourage candidates to Jersey Committee for Osnstfto- p Cmpf rtrived mftmr 5 p. an Tmetdmr til* trr 't " Science Monitor's purchase political posts," Cue ceive toe thanks of every cittsen. after an illness of two days, cauw know how to retain possession of his quarters Washington bureau. ttonal Revision.) mmr km* «• *• 9mln*4 from Tkmn4my'» U*m*. declared. 3. Good Health Program: who of death being givsu as pneumonia it is suggested that he consult John L. Lewis, Orummoad proposes that both can object? was held on Monday from his AH Uu*r* to llw editor muui *# *%**•' MM! who is adept at outwitting the officials. John" •riff ** pmUUhed mmlmu eth*rwi»* n- Republican and Desaoeratic par- LETTERS • & Good Publicity: highly desir- home, It Bryant parkway, f0]. ties conduct national preoostven- could probably advise him to get his case be- Wants Mwtjttttsj E*ttef able. k>w*d by a solemn high mast is fore the Supreme Court and possibly Con- tkm primaries, wnera th* rank- New Jersey's St Teresa's Church at 10 Summit (-CMS aad-f il* voters—not th* profes- April 10,1M7. 4 Good Riddance: wricn w* all a. m. UX gress, and it might take the latter august Interment was in St sionals-would ham the domi- Constitution Editor Summit Herald: want. Cemetery. TUltttUlAY. APttlL 17, 1MT body longer to decide on what should be done Your approach to The Mos- nant and conclusive vote* In th* All other conditions In the City, Mr. Colangelo was born in Itah than it is taking to decide the Greek loan. The choice of Presidential nominees Our form of government is quito" problem as discussed in which are detrimental to Lif«, termed a Constitutional Dcmoc* and had liv*d In this countrjCf Use Care with Brush Fires problem of "Skin"—'tis said no one knows la* primary would b* nationwide your editorial of th* 10th ii cer- Health and Happiness are strictly racy. By this is meant that ths tainly sound thinking—the crux of about XI year*. He was *7 ymi . Yes, sir! Spring it here. his given name—is attracting .State-wide at- sad simultaneous for all parti**. controlled. old and worked in Elisabeth ai a More important, the ootoom* powers of the three coordinate which is relief while the source is .James Whttcomb Riley wrote, many years tention, and it may become national branches of government, the Leg- Let's Control th* Mosquito. machinist.' would be binding upon th* party being renawved. . . Very truly yours, - ' - . ago, that you could teU it by the willows on conventions, aid the runa«r-up islature, til* Executive, and th* Your paper can not only speak Besides his widow, Jennie, he Courts, art set forth and defined C. PINCKNUY GRANTHAM. is survived by three daughter! the banks of the Old Brandywine. is each party would be th* Vice- for itself In voicing its own con* If a Brutal Presidential nominee, for "the in the Constitution, and each of victlons, but is the only sourcs April 8, 1B47. Mrs. Elvira Relchart, Mn. Marie Summit does not have a Brandywine, but it The Great Papa at Washington, meaning time has passed when the country these branches is limited to ths through which the entire citlien- Dear Mr. Grantham: Houck, Miss Angelina, and a son has a Brayton Brook and a few other small the Federal Government, has fed 43 billion can afford weak and unwanted powers specifically granted in of the community can set Your letter of March 27 to the Anthony Colangelo, all of ^ that document. None of them mit streams flowing eastward and westward, but dollars in subsidies to his brood of 48 states Vice - Presidential candidates," forth its wishes. ouromlt Rotary Club was pre- one does not have to go to these small streams Drununond maintains. may encroach en the rights of I am sure the press Is always sented at a raoeat meeting of the and to agriculture and business in the 12 the Individual .as guaranteed in devoted to the best interest of ths Board of Directors. This club has to find out if spring is here. Professional politicos dont give the BiU of Right* and the Con- years from 1934 to 1946. community and only speaks when a policy of long standing not to DEEDS You can tell it by the whew-whew-whew a hoot for public preference, stitution. The following real estate, tt»ni. Forty-three billion dollars I This Federal Orummoad contends. A case In it is sure of its convictions—hence sponsor programs of this nature, In his inaugural speech last f*rs have been recorded in tbt on tot fire siren atop the old municipal build- subsidy total is so vast* that the average tax- point, says be, is the recent Gal- your editorial. However, we are assured that January, Governor Alfred E. Drjs- office of the County Registrar at ing on Springfield avenue. lup Poll showing that rank-and- The Individual so often feels many members of our club as in- payer will be poorer and much older before toll proposed an examination and the Court House, Elisabeth: file voters prefer first, Governor that, he is impotent when it comes dividuals will b* glad to support Yes, this is the clean-up season for the he can grasp the immensity of it. Yet this reappraisal of our State Constitu- Leonard PonsJo and other* to Dewey of Hew York; and second, to getting a political body to act, this worthwhile public project grounds about homes, whether one has a gar- tion, which has been in force since Gulseppina Ponxlo, right,.title and money is the taxpayers' money—every cent Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota, even in -' overcoming ' conditions Yours very truly, LM4, with only a few minor Interest in lot 2, block C, map of den or not; the time for burning left-over of it. among the five Republican Pres- which are detrimental to th* com- W. 8. EDDY, ] changes. The age of a document lots, property of Mrs. Emeline T. leaves, grass, weeds, etc., that have accumu- idential aspirants. "Yet." says munity—hence he has to look to The Great Papa is not always a just and does not necessarily indicate its ; Secretary. Tooker. Drummond. "most Republican the press or some o»ganUatio» lated since the fall pick-up. In most cases unselfish parent. He builds up great Federal- unsuitabillty. For example, our professionals prefer Taft, would Mf; and Mrs. Harold ^Krrpi to these are burned. And sometimes, more fre- Federal Constitution is fifty years to be' the criuader. Obituary ly-conducted spending programs to which gladly take Qricker, can't stom- Emma C. Kreps and C. David, older than New Jersey's but li ' Why a governing body should b* George E. Counihan - quently than seems necessary, these fires are each state contributes a share. The bait is a ach Stassen, and only with reluc- her husband, property In Madieorf reasonably satisfactory because it so slow to act Is hard to under- George E. Counihan, a former avenue, intersected by Evergreen left to take care of themselves. Result, a Federal subsidy. From the total funds, Papa tance would renominat* Dewey.' has been found to be sufficiently stand. I am sure each member of councilman of St, John's Lutheran place. "brush" fire. Then comes the sounding of the Mosquito Commission and th* distributes, subsidies to his children, the In short, he believes that the elastic to meet the changes in our Church, died of a heart attack Ada W. Cowperthwait and Clan the fire-alarm with one and sometimes all states. But in this' subsidy game. Papa-has "Republican and Democratic Social and political life. Many Common Council has personal Sunday night at his home, Clalre- knowledge of the mosquito S. Williams to Frederick Wil- department apparatus responding. a slide-rule formula by which the tax re- party organizations are monopo- students of government have con- mont drive, Short Hills. He had liams, property In Meadowbrook lies in restraint of political free- menace, as an individual, so why Usually there is no damage, but there might sources of the industrial states are tapped tended that New Jersey's Charter been a sufferer from a heart ail- court,, 515,41 feet from Division dom" when 1& comes to selecting Is not sufficiently adaptable to should they, as a governing body, have been. It not only costs the taxpayers ment for the last five years but avenue. heavily for the benefit of the rural and agri- between the two major Presiden- meet the changed economic and be at such a loss to cope with sucb recently had appeared to be much money when the firemen answer an alarm but tial nominees. a condition. Oftk Park Development Com- cultural states, the so-called "poorer" chil- social conditions which have oc- better in health, His wife and pany to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll H. there is potential danger some of the mem- dren of the family. For a numjber of indus- A nomination Uke that of Wen- curred during 'the past hundred If it still be true, that Common pastor, Dr. W. S. Hinman, were Council represents the people, I Staley, property In Passalc ave- bers of the department may be hurt, even trial states, this blood-letting of the taxpayers dell WiUUe in 1940, when the years. Many of our sister states, with him when he died. am sure that there Is not a man, nue, 78 feet from lands of Herfwrt killed. H party is "coerced'* into acceding upon rcexamln&tlon of their con- Mr. Counihan, beside his wife, C. Strong. is brutal. stitutions, have found a need for woman or child in Summit who to public demand, is th* excep- is survived by a son, Richard, who Sweet Hollow Nurseries, Inc. ts If one must burn rubbish one should watch The New Jersey Taxpayers Association tion, he asserts. redefining the powers of the thres would object to its employing the ii a freshman at Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. William Kenneth it closely to prevent spreading and loss of declares that for every dollar New Jersey re- How do your men in Washing- branches of government, some- most modern method known to Institute of Technology. times extending and sometimes government and science in con- Geddls, property at Springfield control; also see that the fire is totally out ceives in subsidies from the Federal govern- ton feel about this proposal, cur- Funeral services were held In avenue and Glenwood place. rently the subject of intense de- limiting these powers. the mosquito—to wit: before leaving it, especially at night. ment, our state hands over from 2 to 4 dollars. the Young's Funeral Parlor, Mill- {Catherine F. Kane, widow, to bate here. Spraying with th» proper for- burn, on Tuesday evening. Inter- And, in additipn, keep an eye on the young- Calling attention of Congress to the 43 The purpose of a Constitution Is James V. Kane, property which *1 should think that such a to create a basic framework for mula of D.D.T. Let It be known ment was in Chicago, III, today. ster. He likes to see a fire engine speeding begins at corner of lands of E. C billion dollars of Federal subsidy payments popular primary would stimulate government. This should not b* that this is for temporary control, For more than thirty years Mr. McFadden and Summit Silk Com- down the street, and to feel the tingling in 12 years, Senator Harry F. Byrd as chair- the electorate's interest in Pres- confused with legislation, and while the long range program of Counihan had been employed by pany, 661.40 feet from Morrii ave- idential campaigns," Senator Al- removing the source is being .through his body as the engine speeds by. man of the Congressional Economy Commit- sp*clfic(proposals of a legislative the Bell Telephone Company, first nue. bert W. Hawkes declared, adding, worked out Enough juidl tee^, urges a big reduction in Federal subsi- character have no place In a con- in Chicago and then In New York. Mr, and Mrs, Richard £• Bgig "It is amasing to realise, aa I have stitution. Further, It should bs I am sura the authorities need He leaves many friends in the dies. He points out that the total gross debt since I have been In office, how to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gamier^ mad* clear that the considering no proof that the mosquito is a business and in religious and *o- property in Ashland road, 1,0*0,01 Democracy at Work , of the states has been reduced from $3,642,- little th* people have to do with of a new Constitution doei not carrier of malaria and that clal circles in both Short Hills and what goes on." .«.-'••••- «,-"•.•. . f*st from lands of Valentlnt 000,000 in 1940 to $2,471,000,000 in 1945, or mean that thost features of our malaria, even though it is not yet Chicago. ' , • Hamann, formerly of one Kent To be prepared for war is one of the 32 per cent, and that the states are financially He expressed conviction that moat effectual ways of preserving peace." the Drummond proposal is "a able to do without some of the Federal con- very desirable thing if it can be ~ This simple truths, phrased by George trols through subsidies, which^infringe on done," but suggested that it Washington; shines forth more brightly to- state, and local independence. might be "a very difficult thing day to guide the United States than it did t* accomplish." A Federal subsidy is a bait for State when he uttered it 157 years ago. History He listed as major obstacles In spending. And New Jersey is still grabbing 1 emphasizes and reinforces his wisdom. th* path of a true* people's choice HYDRA-MATIC at that- bait. resistance by the party leadership If American civilization is to endure, we and public apathy. DRIVE . must be ready to defend it. If peace is to be To put the scheme over, he assured, the United States must remain The New Constitution emphasised, the public must tak* (From the Elizabeth Daily Journal) strong. Huge, standing armies, however, are a more active party politically. It may be taken for granted that a consti- ipreign to our traditions. How, then, can we In New Jersey, he pointed out, tutional convention will be held this summer. only 40 per cent of the electorate remain strong? The people have yet to give their approval, now turns out to vote. the Smart Choice One of the surest, most economical ways but the fact they have already voted in favor Carrying his idea further, 0 to accomplish this is through a vigorous Na- Hawkes said that greater public of a new draft only to reject the one that was tional Guard, the local* volunteer, civilian- participation would "clear but of SHUT submitted to them leaves no doubt they will soldier organization. Its new authorized the minds of th* people's repre- sentatives th* idea that they have A strength is 682,000 men, more than double the be willing to try again. This time the work for 1947 will be done in the open by representative to conduct themselves In such a prewar force. That means 682,000 worthwhile manner that they will be returned ttiTCH spare-time jobs for the young men of the. men and women from both political parties, to office. If. you could get rep- TO nation. and it is to be expected that an honest effort resentatives to vot* on Issues and PiEIS will be made to prepare a document that will not according to ideas which get This is the American way, for always be above suspicion. them back into office, yon will in American history it has been the civilian In preparation for the assemblage Gov- have accomplished n great deaL" army which has borne the brunt of defend- \ ernor Driscoll, whose insistence did so much While Senator H. Alexander ing our ideals. This is the democratic way, Smith considers Drummond's to make the convention a reality, wants the for what can be more democratic than citizens proposal "worthy of study and volunteering a part of their spare-time that matter thoroughly discussed by the public consideration," he will not com' they may be trained to defend their homes, that the delegates may get as many ideas aa mlt himself definitely. However, he contends that/'any their State, their nation. possible. An aroused citizenry is greatly to be desired that those responsible for the in- system which can be developed to The new National Guard is vital to all of encourag* greater psrticipation strument may be guided in their delibera- us as a force to be trained, equipped and ever of the voters In the way of select- tions. This is an opportunity that ap- ready for instant mobilization to supplement ing Presidential candidates .would ' the Regular Army in time of threat. It com- parently comes only once in a hundred years be a step in the right direction." mends itself for many other reasons. in New Jersey. It has to do with the basic If a pre-primary campaign can law under which we are governed and is vital be devised to encourage greater Here at home, the individual may train to each individual. ' voter participation, Smith said, while pursuing' his regular occupation and "I would tend to agree with Mr. living a normal civilian life. He draws a full Legal minds run naturally to any new setup Drummond that delegates to th* day's Regular Army pay for two hours of that may be provided for the courts. Politi- convention should be bound to express th* true intent of the spare-time training a week and for each of 15 cians will be interested in the offices to be created, the length of terms and salaries that voter rather than follow their In- days of field training. He may learn new dividual thoughts or the dictates may be fixed. There are many other things skills, or improve old ones, and acquire valu- of the machln* bosses." •Hydr*-M*lfc Drive « estfwwl at extra «•» able experience in organization and leader- to be considered, however, not the least of He mad* dear that h* would ship. which is the relation between the State and "oppose any plan which would The National Guard is a state and federal local governments. Cities and counties should weaken th* responsibility of our StyU alone would nuke the 1947 Oldsmobile the mart two party system." organisation. It functions at the call of the be given more freedom in the management of buy of the year! Long, flowing Uses, tasteful trim, their affairs. It borders on the ridiculous for Rep. Clifford P. Case thinks the governor as a protector of life and property, *4S conventions might very well beautifully tailored interiors ... all combine to give or ai the call of the President in national them to run to the Legislature to get a law accept the Drummond proposal to emergencies. It has an outstanding record of passed to enable them to do something that make th* runner-up In the bal- fl III this car n "new-as-tomorrow" look. And when you keep it serviced service in times of flood or other disasters, as is strictly of their own concern. The new loting the Vice-Presidential can- consider that Oldsmobile is the lowest-priced car M ins Until your new well as in defense of the nation. But of all constitution also might put a limit on manda- didate, but he would not recom- . • • to offer GM Hydra-Malic Drive*—that makes it a tory laws, and more closely define the field of mend adoption of th* rest of th* Oldsmobile comes, its functions, the most important is: plan. amart choice outomctioafly. For Hydrs-Mstic Drive* is America's let vonr Oldimo* , Your National Guard Helps Guard the taxation. Cities have grown up. Their ex- He admits some "weak sisters" only fully proved, fully automatic drive. The only drive that bile dealer keep . Peace! penses have increased enormously. They hav* been selected by party pro- your present car in should be allowed something beside real es- fessionals for th* Vice-Presi- shifts gears through four forward speeds automatically ... and shspe. He has fsdli- "Skin's" Dilemma tate from which to- draw their revenue, and in dency, but contends, "Th* pres- eliminates the clutch pedal entirely!... Your Oldamobile dealer will ties foe evary type which there can be no' duplication. ent system of selecting a Presi- of service work. dential candidate hasn't worked We have a suspicion that most people try These things and other matters should be teU you when you can drive a smart new OldsmobUe of your own! to keep out of jail. Not so with "Skin" Snover so badly in th* past'* brought to the fore now while the convention, He agrees with Drununond that up in Belvidere, the county seat of Warren is in its formative stage. There will be many Warren Q. Harding wasn't th* County. He it battling with the authorities pressure groups at work and all kinds of in- choice of rank-and-file Republi- to keep his two cells in the town's jail. Hav- fluences'will be brought to bear. But this cans, but pointed out that "llttl* interest was evidenced In the ing overstayed his sentence, Town Council should be a constitution for** all the people, ordered his eviction, mostly, it seems, because whol* campaign." He asserted, YOUR and unless the great unorganized public makes "Whenever people really g*t EALER Mi habitation it a "meps." After notice to itself heard during the next few montha it steamed op over a candidate, as leave, "Skin" argued the Chief of Police into may find that the new document, while no they were over Willkie, chances letting him stay for awhile. He said the law doubt an improvement over what we have, arc good they can get him in." • SPERCO MOTOR CO.. INC allowed him thirty days' notice and began will leave much to be desired, , Th* Rabway Republican fears that aatlonwids Presidential prl- KHMAsmar W-a. i THE SUMMIT HERAfcO, THURSDAY, APMt 17, 1947 *fmam DMI'I U* the CoUegc of Liberal Arts, of which were spent in the Pacific cuse University. A "B" average According to the calculations tf is required for this honor; Wood- V. a. Weather Bureau experts, the It Woodaide, «m of Hr. j feeling that Dr. Lesur H. aide Is a graduate of Summit High average daytime temowatur* at *ad Mrfc W. H, Woodside of «jTrOai School, Ctass irfiro, following Sensible^ guys are gogg!e-wi»e. ah HBturl of about ~# miles it ww . candidate*. Mrs. Saadyalde avenue, has recently which be served with the Seabees (occi may *»!"»#• toto W««a coming out with «, McBride is president of the They keep them on and save 211 degrees Fahrenheit. Water named to tho dean's list of for nearly three year*, two years their «yei. (roni the wUds of East* County btth Taacherf boils at Sit degrees at eaa leveL ii respoBfibit for the anything. notmcement 1« wue', behalf, candi- cWj-bappen attitude noticeable date, fora,, around to* O&ttrt House. If Dr. Clee iarades Union Coun- form«r Leading endaact t* the threat- ty It will be to do battle with genstor Herbert J- Pascoe and his ened invasioB of Repubtkaa task* cohorts. The last time the CXee- by Essex forces is the arrlttdw Other candidate* are Assembly. evinced throughout the State fas- Kresge-Nwari-Summit Brand joen went South of the border «aan Charl. R. Q^^ ' u m the rough aad tumble days of UB1O B w . Beverage f conflict between the asocndaat and forme rGri Atumblyvoman Hra 0 •f^poat « .ttMtsV year phua. OF RADIOS, HOUSEWARES and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Ptscoe aad then senator Charles I25L?e for tiling«! peUUon. Wwaa E. Lolzeaus of Pialnfleld, a Hoff- Monday midnight. Arthur T. VaaderbUt aad tat man ttaiwart aad OOP boas for E»e« Clean Government forcea Shopping ig gimplif ied when yon come to thi» conveniently located, well-planned, attractively de- Supportera of Mr. WU« cUim he y+j* Or. das went to bat exerted tremendous pressure to signed local store! From tae latent Television set to newest in houseypre» gadgets you'U find the mMy «n Jure many votei away from ; •'' for Pascoe against Lolxeaux. preveat appo^tateat of Entia B. . needg that make for gracious living ... for easier housekeeping! . . «. Hand, and in addition, they aaeert Hock to the post. Governor Al- Political observers point out that MM. Griffin and Geddea both that Rev. frvta G Wise of Gar- fred S. PriscoU maUhed atreagta *i»l hurt Paaooe'a band - picked with-V.mUrbiH aad wost ntcfc M^od is an ordained Presbyterian ^^^.wanv ara^ri^aviaaa tically Le>w-Prlreil! 1947 candidate in communities conaid- was appointed, bat osiy after Use minister aad they add that Mr. Union County deJejpatiM aad •red vital by the orgaalaatfcm. others had switched frost support Mrs. Oriffia has a foUowiag in of the Clean Govenattat ataad Westfletd and vicinity, an area to the tide of DriaeoU. Radio with F M and Automatic wwch normally would give Hand* much of bat support, in addttloa. The defeat, involving apaeiat- Mr. Wise claims much strength n*ent of an Essex Oouaty rttl- in that vicinity through his Gar- dent to one of the moat drihaWs : Record Player Combination wood affiliation. He recently re- jobs "in the State. «stUBg Vaadef- signed a pastorate there to devote bllL There Is no doabt It wat a his time to anti-Communist work major coup for DriscolL IOR 1MMU>I %TE DELIVERY! All In all, the Wls« moner pre- Although the Union Couotyitu I dicta a heated battle for Pbcoe, ware released from their eooatait- Talk about radio values ... here's one to I Hand and the organisation. tment against Hock aad there- BsfsfftetalSma «S>aan(jig*- SSJSMBstsasftsWl fore were ealitted to tappstt wff Senator Pascoe, making hit bid rate all the superlatives! The radio, for the Eseeaitet eaa't forget that for tat Republican nomination for Register, will face a seasoned Paseoe and his followers had a " instance, brings you just about eWyttriMf campaigner In the Qeneral Elec- loog-sUnding allianc* with the tion la the person of former Chsa- in fine, reception. You get A. If. reception eery clerk George P. McElsoy of *ns*beth; -McElroy will be the Ancient Greek priests operated (standard broadcast), F. M. reception DemocraUo candidate, although a sanitarium called the AsUeoetta even County Chairman Edward (from Atcleptus. Greek sod of (frequency modulation) and short wave L. Whelan doesn't take the race medicine. If a patient did net set too seriously. Barring a miracle, well, death was ascribed ta> the (both domestic and foreign). The record Pasoot will be the ntxt Register. impurities of hi* somL Another Republican has peti- player is equally outstanding ... It plays tions circulating for the Assembly race. He is Weyman 0. Bteen- . 10 and 12" records automatically with su- lUpMtoaiad la Ckataaai grate, a Wettfield High School teacher. Assemblyman Joseph L. perb tone. And the modern cabinet of Brescher, G. Clifford Thomas and Thomas M. Mulr are seeking re- -mahogany veneers makes a handsome ftn» election. In all, there aw ten can- Call U« For didates for the four places on the furniture piece. Couplet* BfBtnUNCE Protecttoa ballot. Nomination on the Repub- ADOJIANIIT lican ticket Is tantamount to elec- tion in overwhelmingly GOP Un- PHARMACY 284.50 tt ion County. Itel-lNM V$e Deferred Payment Plan on Purchtuei Totaling The Democrats have revealed A«a> names three Assembly candidates. $2$ and over—Term* arranged to lutt individual They art Mra. Elisabeth Daly needs. • •-\' ' •. •• . '' ••

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FREE PARKING SPACE! There are two Municipal parking loti on •1 Maple Street, within two mlnutee' walk of our $tore. Free parking for two hour*. 4 JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO SPBINGFIELD AYE. (near Beechwood Rd.) SUMMIT 1 THt $UMM>T HHULD, THUHSOAY, AMU 17, If47 VJF.W. Pott Zionists ExpWt Fads You ShwMltowi Abort Cuor HMMss OrnttH ' . give UeatsaesUs. The Veteran, of ftwetfa Want, -HOMEOWNERS! %•' 'Hew exaenstire i« AaxUtary IT*. 119, nit Tuetdsy A-—Your leeal tftsttsaeatr sight ia the peat's rooowm Bread be abls to give you » JL—The ooat of cancer tteat- street for the iaatallatioa of offi- Are Your Food Bill* Too Blgh? M> saeat, Wire that of other • cers.r-fttWB inatalled: Ma» Duffy, CALVARY CHURCH Speaker Hsme ibsMusat, variea aeeeiraiaji to the K ym ***¥*& Tntm Front Food C*tA- FUiJZi president; Laura KcadaU «ad misinform people every where, ia by a apsriartat or at a leskfth and dtttlculty of treat- Ann Spaulding. vice-piesidenU; fa. ffjar hMM yert take advantage of peak- order to pervert for the baaaftt at aad i* laflmmced by theMarion , condiMtresaf Lil- aam, -oat teaorlaat, brttoat- • MaaacisJ capacity. Hew- lian Cartoon, chaplain; LetiiM Mc- their political program, the sym- Memorial Hospital, the pathy of the world for tie perse- ever, thaaks to the growing funds Carthy, treasurer; PhilUpina Taor- cuted European* of Use Jewish ef Oraag* Mimsrml ef tfte Amertoui Outer Society mina, guard, and Mrs. ChriJtiae aadtheOrsea ~~ ^^^^k mf Mill I wfc ^^ ' ttoialqoe, faith." This was charged by t*. SSSBBSI SK WSWSI SJV Oney, trastoe. ' - i wf tfce Frigid ftac» that left you Khali! Totatt. exeentive secretary Tumor OUait af the treatment oenters. Caaey, trustee. Mrs. LUMM Bsut- •f The Institute ef Arab Am* GScaera] HtaajitaL «t less cost are tebB, patriotic- instructor; Mrs. g**«aemf>^f<^ by ta« barrel! A<—There aft oauy can Affairs, lac, of New T«* Tour cowfibwttoB) to the 1MT Leslie NUaa, Mrs. Frank Martin, fafjw Apfl II* fa Oty. as be addressed Sana toeal Gaacer rassfefgi wtQ heh> Mrs. Theresa CSuUo and Fraacce present for csacer. Ikajr art Kiwanis at their Tuesday lunch- Baltteim, color goarda. PENGUIN FROZEN FOODS eon in the Hotel Beedrtrood. He surgery, radtasa and X-ray. Jm ssid la part: expert eboatd decide which U aeJ aad dlagweetla aa4 treatsaeat (last Aiwaad the Cswaer From Faaay fmmm) best for the lamvUnal "Peace in the Middle East de- 8hare aB jmteaa spare! If Ihpis Street '- : • • . * Ssi 6-6S2S pends primarily upon, the estab- lishment of Palestine In aecorcV load. la case any ease i* miased aoce with the wishes of the Aral* by the mail aad personal soiicHa- who ere asking for the fumlhaert Brandi farKep t Uon, the coatributioa can be glvea of the many premises of eelf-4*^ to any member of the coutmittos termination by. democratic aroe- Coiege fund Mvc «f mailed to W. Llncom Hawkins, esses. Thef Anericaa people, treasurer, Jt William street. Sum- 1 rather than permit themselves to mit be misled by the politics! Zionists FonKd h Siftnit I Thrive an should heed the reiteration of A local hraach of Use Natiaaal these principles by President Tru- Oaaspaign Advieory Oetaadtte* AT ARTHUR MURRAY'S ** for eoUclUtion for the Unit** Rfiph T. Fiaher, eon of the laU •r Pa let tine hsi been. «n over- Negro College f%ad was organ- Gerro-Fre* Charles K. Fiaher, arH of Spring- f whelmingly Arab land In which iscd here laat Thorsday evening. field avenoav is the author of as ftecaus* th«r« s only ONI the Jew* were always &. •mall Heading the chapter are Mia. article appearing in the April U- Diaper Care minority. Now the people of I* it Ader and Stanley O. Morgan sue of the Public Health N«we^ the tasic St«p to Le)arn America and England ar« aakiag aa chairmen, with W. Unoola bi-moathly pubUcaUoa of the N. J. that the political ZioniiU may Hawkins as Mci^Ury-tresumrer. 8taU Depaitnea of Health. His become a majority in PalefUne." Serving under their leaderawp article dea^s with the pros and The epeaker, a native Arab who are three, sub-committees: 'pub- cons of a county health depart- lived 25 year» in Palettlne, taid licity, Prentice Ford, chairmaa; hit people represented a "iettled fund solicitation. David Ludlow, eThe oiperieace that enables civilized society," and that over Mr. Fisher is a graduate of Sum- chairman; speakers, Mrs. H. M.mit High School aad the Univers- Arthur Murray to make you a good the centuriee they had • contrib- Foster, chairman; sponsors com- uted much to civilization. ity of Michigan. He is director of dancer so quickly saves you bom mittee, Otoar Dennis, Leon Cross, Health Education for the State De- time and monoy. The) foundation of Dr. Total* delivered the tame Rev. A. G. Dunstan, Perry Post, partment of Health. address two weeks eio to Summit Jr., Mrs. Benjamin F. Hajnes, Mr. his simplified method of tesrhirrj is Rotary, detaiji of which may be and Mri. "W. *T. Satterthwaite, Stop! Look! and Lessen Acci- the Magic Step which you can teem found in the Herald of that iesue. Mrs, M, H. Foster, 8. O. Morgan, dents. ia fifteen minute*. And even the Two new members were ini- Mr, and Mrs. David Ludlow, W. trickiest modern, dances are but tiated, Richard Bogoelan, Sum- L. Hawkina, Mrs. L. H. Ader, Mr. rhythmic variations of this basic mit njerchant, and Welto|i John- and Mrs. La we r nee J. MacQregor, Simrtthm step. That is why even • beginner son, Summit, Industrialist. They Erwin Rachjin, George Moore, Jfc» iW U can go dancing dter a single keson were received into membership Mrs. A. Burney. Mr. and Mrs. Vic- at Arthur Murray's and master any by Past President William Sav- For Mothers Who Demand tor Schoepperle, Melville S. Haw- A SPENCER of the newest dances in fewer les- age and William H Kay. Jr., also ley, Mix Norman Hill, Mtes D. sons and with more fun. • Hospital Clean Diapers • a past lieutenant governor of Ki- Bobo, Mrs. C. A. Miller, Miss SUPPORT For TAcir lfoi&|j... wanla. Capitola Dickerson, Mlas Nancy It wlU ghre yaej Don't wait tobecom e a popular part- Schuyler, and E. E. Thomas of th li/l yo» d ner. Approved for teatber-training Mayor Usftr en Mockty't Chatham. ...Veterans may enroll under the HYGIENE DIAPER SERVICE Gl BUI of Rights. COinillitr(IO OR Solicitation of funds will be away every IS THE Councilman Donald D. H&ckcy by both mail and personal con- of Plalnfleld has filed his petition tact. A bureau will be formed to • weeeiaae' *••. Aad With Our New Plant, We Have the Meat as a candidate for one of the Re- send speakers to service and •sauBtt e-Mti-w publican nominations as general A ItTII ITR MURRAY Modem Facilltlee aad Diaper Laundering Process women's clubs and other organ- Assemblyman. izations . ,•„••'•• '44 Irltk ua 10>Neh«vSf MA.M11I At the same time he announced IA$T ORANGE liEWA«st AND AT PMSINT ... AN UNLIMITID SUPPLY OF The goal set for Summit Is 300 m Ol 3-3900 his committee on vacancies, which contributors to help the Negro M ssrsomaB DIAPUtS includes Mayor Maxwell Lester, colleges carry their Increased •OTM ITUOKM OftM OAMV-10 AJSU10 ML • NnVAK, HMDAY else 1-* PM. Jr., Summit; Mayor John W. Ze- lUmt. BM« •>« limit 70 tyapors, Supplied Wtekly reja, PlainAeld, and Nelson L. $2.00 Carr of Elitabeth. Mr. Maclcey served five year* in HYGIENE DIAPER the Navy as an aviator. MOMIMPAH SERVICE ,,":".! , AMP . "JWST FOR BABl" MODUNIZATION HT Bmby't iTITlt ,.nj MOR1CAG£ GUARAM T ; SIS CLINTON AVt NtVVARK ,S S

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•.* .(*••>•>:, THE SUMMIT HifULD, THUtSDAY. A'ltIL 17, 1M7 • aecotdlaf te authorities * th* Amarieaa Cwoer Society. Lt. Col Wsn. F. Anderson. Sheldon Daum, William Goonrlgiaa, BeKa HarchoI.»M WetMatrer Cfcoir fo »re$a#r Ryan. Marcellus' Smith. Kennedy. Alviaa Lavery. 8au> )> Cteatrlbutor. are naked to i* BraytonSWh The "Sunflower Gifts* wet*: Blaae, Mary Morrkoa, Shsjoa ereae* their gifts to that this At a luncheon in the Paa-Amori- Ceaeerf Here Sofardov Niokt Sandra Baker. Janet Evatt, Sara O'K.e/f. Marjortt Pott, Mlra 1$m? eastly kat vital research may be caa Room, Mayflower Hoial «pWWIWINnrnBK Cteir IT Weataalarter Choir OolUgt. He It Fiagler, Nadlne Gerutaatoa, Grace eoaadtd «p U time to save mil- Washington, D. C. on Maxell IT, oTMers Present flaososa aad M*xlly» Ripple.^ uoaa of , Americans who wiU The Westminster Oba#eJ choir a fomer tiroetor of awk for the Cot VViUism r. Duncan was otherwise die of naoir. of Prineetoa Untvtttity win be NBCayattn aad Is fawdar of the Hewarh P preseatea la ct Sted introduced as a new meaaeor ef -Summit meubers of the society p la • concert Sr Bi Ctty Hjiafiimailii Cboir, "Ton Sawyer" He WrWaf ***** mm pre- wtdeh bjroaitoMto waeWjr ow a the Joint Bratll-Unttad Bute* De- ^ tM **•** ftf ttimnit <«very contributor U a member evening at. the 8wlMSit Hi*h DaservUg applause was accord- BU4 School under the aueplcaa »f Boav rense Commtasio*. OoJ. Duneaa Junior Ufa MhNl at aaa-imbly (or the coming year) will Ut\ was designated by Robert W. Pat- ed the puplla of Brayton School's proud to help achieve Oils for- ton Country Day School. V* choir wttt after a dtvarsUM d terson. Secretary of War, as a shtth gradera at the conclusion of ward march «f science," a mem- The choir, which eoasiats of 1M prograsB saedfe af ef daiakal aad her of the local committee stated." naiasd vekea, will be dirwted by popular woriss. Ho Swtoa Par- United States Amy Air foree* the operetta, Tom Sawyer, which 4 Mr. aad Mrs. H. 0. Pattison of eats' Asaoriatiea k la eka>«e of representative oa the commission. > fjobart iveaae, received a Special Research la also being conduct- Carttoe Martin, direct** of tha they presented last Monday Bight Lt Col. Duneaa la the son-ln- AcbievaeseM Awex* for his short ad la the fields of biology, chemis- lympbonle and chipel choirs of in the school auditorium under the i ^crr, -Baster," a hasnorous story try, chemotherapy, cUnlcsl Inves- Isw of Mr, and Mm. James DUBS' sitperrisioe of «*ool officials. - dividual as well as a thoroughly more of Mountain avenue. about s tests* atone- Morton tigations and physics. "Upon vol- Charmingly costumed the 80 untary contribution, depends tha adjusted nurse. Summit Woman to Aihmaa to kla Sagtish instructor. young actons aad actresses, gave development of the whole cancer Dr. H. P. Dengier, chaimaa of The Special Aewlsvetweat Award a top ptrformeace In the musical eoniists of a Oertifloate of Merit profvan to the point where vic- M Nursing School Oowttittee, SeSo/oJsfl/i Group Conference tory over cancer can fee won." tha based oa Mark Twain's famous bearing the staoeafs name to- aanounoed tha appolntaaeaU Of gether with aa Aehleveiaent Kay. Society said. College Program book. -,. „' • • ' •;-. • Contribution* through IMS lliso Eoi#e Johnson •» vice- Leaders Announced " jean Beets, ninth grade daugh- Miss Anna T. Woodward of The cave scene, the cemetery nada psaalble U grutta and 19 chairmaaeusd of Ha. Amos Hlatt ter of Mr and Mrs. Stephen Bo- Suassait, soprano soloist with the tombstones, the country cottages fcllowthlpi, a survey of existing ssi Moretary with Mlsa Doris Bar- were rriUtlcally portrayed with bu of fluwplt avenue, won aa Pembroke College Glee Club, will For Convention honorable- aaatioa award and activities in cancer reaearch, con- ret, R. N, as assistaat to the tec- the help of Miss Baker, art super- take part in the Sobubert-Brahiw Nationally known conference with It a Retftsttl CesnsnondsUon ferences of expert* in each field retary. leaders have been secured to con- visor. Miss Thorp directed the (or her eejey oa the "History of to plan future investigations, co- Visa Eleanor Lasnbertotn, prla- anniversary concert being given duct group discussions at the chorus and solo parts. The Sixth ordination of attack and many Sitsnmit" Mrs, JosepMna Q. Fan- clpal of the Nursing School, an- April it- at Pembroke by the afternoon session of the four- Grade teachers, Mrs. Daniels and other projects.. . ner is her JCagttsh teacher iflai nounced that the students would Brown-Pembroke Chorus and tennth convention »f the Nrw Mrs. Vogt, feel that toe natural Bobis received a Regloeial Com- That* research activities are in participate in the Spring Itetival Glee Clubs under the direction of Jersey State Federation of Men's way In which the young actors oa May I. which Is oponaored by mendation certlfieaU bearing her addition to the continuous and **- Professor Edward Barry Greene, Bible Classes at Rutherford, Sat- took their parts came from long pandinf program of educating the the National League of Nursing name. •< • former choral director at Prince- urday, April M. according to W. familiarity with the beloved pubHe and increasing facilities for Education. It U to be held in the ton. H. Woodside of Shadyside avenue, classic about real boys. -~ Winning entries from New Jer- prevention, diagnoela and treat? Mutual Benefit Building, S00 immediate past president of the iey have been forwarded for con- taeat of cancer. Broad street, Newark, at > p. m. Commemorating tha 150th an- federation and chairman of the Three performances were re- sideration la the National awards, and la open to the public. It toniversary of Schubert's birth and conference committee. The after- ceived by enthusiastic audiences tnd those winners will be an- the only program of the year for the 50th anniversary of Brahms' noon session will be held in of parents, Brayton pupils and nounced by Scholastic Magasinc all the schools of nursing in New death, the program includes rare- Rutherford Presbyterian Church all the fifth and sixth gradera In in May. Nursing Committee ly heard works of the two com- Jersey. The Overlook Hospital s and Its parish house. other schools In Summit. Chairman Merrill P. Paine of School Glee Club will eater the posers **and two unpublished The oast Included: Barbara sacred numbers by Schubert. Rome A. Betta of Summit, gen- the Advisory Committee making takes Action on singing competition. eral secretary of the American Gude, reader of poem; Margaret the awards wrote Miss Margaret Kiss Lambertsen also An- Mas Woodward, daughter of Bible Society, will lead the con- Sattertbwalte. Aunt Poljy; Wal- Baker, principal of the Junior nounced that District No. 1 of the Colonel and Mrs. Robert E. ference on "Youth and the Bible ter Shipley, Tom Sawyer; James Hifh School: Scholarship 6ifts New Jersey Nutses" AaaocUtloa Woodward, of Norwood ave., has Class." A member of Common Polk, Joe Harper; Salome Smith, The New Jersey Writing At its regular meeting Monday would meet on April M at Over- been singing with tha Pembroke Amy Lawrence; Ellen Jane" Stiles, Council Mr, Bette Is a layman ••';K i Awards have again brought Into the Overlook HoeplUl School of look Hospital for a panel discus- Glee dub since her freshman with long experience in the ed- Becky Thatcher; Philip Strom- slurp focus the eseelloMe of the Nunslng Oonwnittee voted its ap- sion of the "Structure Study year. A junior at Pembroke, she ucational and religious fields. He enger, Huck Finn; Frsns Sotms- writing laetruetUm given In our preciation for two recent scholar- which is a plan proposed by the Is a 'graduate of Summit High has been heard on many national sen, Injun Joe. schools, thereby pointing up the •hip awards; a 1280 entering National League of Nursing Id- School. religious broadcasts and is pres- Others In the oast were: An- inherent talent of many of our scholarship presented by the ucation to combine an the sU ldent-of the Protestant Film Com- thoiyr Gargiulo, Muff Potter; An- boys snd girls, Chosen from such Summit Fortnightly Club and a national nuraes* associations. mission. thony Trapp, Pard; Audrey a large fMd of entries, these win- f360 graduate scholarship "given Those partiefpating in the. panel letcot AX., 5-4 A conference on "Clasi Organ* Schmidt, Widow . Douglas; Van ners represent genuine accom- by the Overlook Nurses' Alumnae will be lira. Henrietta Koioknko, UaUon" will have Rev. pr, Charles Gof-orth, Jim; Bruce Beverldge, plishment" Association. Both of these awards director of nurses of All Souls, At Memorial Field oa Sunday Dr. Robinson; Richard Dudley, Alexander Ross, of Elisabeth, as 0mt-4nm pane vial, ia a are available this year. Morrlstown, Vim Ruth Anderson, afternoon the Beacfacombera top the dlscuaeion leader. For ten 9id; Andrew Cattano, Ben Rog- It was alao voted to establish director of nurses of Morristown pled the Boacoe A.C,|II prac years Ross Was the leader of the ers; Jack Ridley, Alfred Temple; Atom Research an advisory social committee for Memorial, Jtrs. Eleanor Ow. head tic* game 8 to 4 Big guns in Jerome Farnunt, Billy Fischer; convention host class, Everyman's OttW ssses-fllja, llaJe. SUM the Nursing School with Mm. of the private duty nurses at the attack of the Beachcombers Bible Class of Rutherford. Hs has Richard HI1V Johnny MHWr; May Lead to Stunner B. Emerson as chairman Overlook, aad Visa Klolae John were Paul Cubblson, who slashed been a speaker or conference lead- Charles KlmbaB. Rev. Walters; and Miss Pamela Lyall assisting. son of the Overlook School of a home run In the first inning, er at many previous state con- Joseph Barry. Judge Thatcher; Cancer Cure Dr. 3. W. Klnley, Nursing School Nutting Committee. and Johnny Van Tronk. who ventions. Diane Smejkal, Mary; Barbara The use of our most deadly war ptjtnlatriat, announced a pro- tripled to deep center with the During the afternoon session, a Gude, Grade; Jean Daniels, SeMy; The local chapter* of the Ameri- weapon against our moat horrible gram of routine Individual con bases loaded in the fourth. sightseeing trip to New York's Carol Biydon, Carrier Mary Lou- peacetime eaeny—cancer—may ferenoes with the entire student can Cancer Society are self-gov- In a finals exhibition game be Chinatown has been arranged for ise Brown, maid at Amy's. the key to rU cure. Wide* body and ,» *«riea of informal erning within the limits {provided fore the opening of the season women delegate*.* #., Portraying the "Old Men" were: Lillian O'Grady research In radioactive found table discussions on the by the constitution of the national the Beachcombers will meet the James Dodson, Jerome Fsrnum, substances may Wad to mort ef- "Emotional Hygiene of the Nurse.1 and state organisations and, American Legion, last year's FAMOUS LAST WORDS: Let's !C«nt Hewson, Richard WM, Bu- fective . treatment and possibly •Tali program * designed to help through their directors, control the league champs, at 10 a. m., Sun see if this new car really will do gene Msrcelllana, Ashley Seward. m •ran the elimination ef oancer, the Burse to ha a well-polsad la- atate aad national organisations. day. 100 miles an hour! The "Skeletons* were: Gordon

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West field Bay Shore, LL Spring Lake Palm Beach SUMMIT t» THI SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. APRIL 17, lf4T tlllriaNhw <*!»•• a< 10.0W pepa- Main* this record. Hsnttrawflt. MGiriSaaatt f HItttaMa at aort completed 1M6 Mich., wa* the second aad Wattr- rttaout a tra&e Atata. New town, N. Y-, was third, according Earn Cede lodgas MUla, CWHfcCWHfc,, wiU » pouta "Cheerful Earful" if «MS0 waii tlit tattfMt «ty to to the National Safety CounciL In New KHekoa n Somt of them eta hardly reach the faucets and for ofbata H to a first Church of Christ, Scientist struggle to haadl* tha big bowls and •PMMU, but« Girl lootttc ks> m twaaa 10 aad VX yaara from alltbs Summit troopa aw earalac thalr i cooking bftdcat by taking tba tva- la Boston, Maaaaeausttta. woek course offered by Public ft,nda*8emce* at 11 A. ML •uaday School UtM. Senrict ia tat latUr's braad aaw W«4a«sday Mttttaf at i:U **• *• kltcban. Last Friday, wbaa tba picture wa* taken, the girl* warn having their fourth lesson from Christian Science Reading Room Mr*. Helen ReUry Clark, home OPEN TO THE PUiUC economics advisor, and her as- sistant, Mia* Beatrice Young. MI sr*uwar«u> • accept »u»d«ri a«4 nolldart; »!K> Friaar A apeclal booklet was prepared twain** »:»• W »*•• •»• *N*r «*• W*tmi»r mmMrtlo*. _ U b b* or pares.**** by the home economics depart- «a QfcrUUaa UMM SM* b» was. borrow** or __^_ to cooking under tb* Instruction of ment of Public Service for this who are takta* Ufa, Salsa IWUlv Oark, right, home economic* age group, called "Children's Ele- CJfc'A aovisar, aad her assistant, Mis* Beatrice Yo^^g, mentary Cooking Course." The •*THEPUNCH...IAI,WAY88EEVE...ISMADE • SEE FIRST NATIONAL FIRST helping left (Photo by Jules A. Wolin) five lesions cover: Vegetable cook- ery and sauce*; dried fruit, VV1TH INGREDIENTS FBX)M DAV^gr cereal*, eggs, beverages, and bis- PERSONAL LOANS TUrd Groders Girl Scouts May cuits and bUouit variation*; Their select variety of mixer*, tndudlnf Vermouth, Gin, or low baak ratal luncheon suggestions, one-dksh and Cremeee Cacao wUl ring the bell ia making your punch Use Sparta Camp meal*, soups, salads, sandwiches; a ftuecea*. Your declslen to purchase unuaaally fine wines and UafONTli PAYMENT PLAN 82% Coiqiieted. cake* and icings, simple desserts, at DAVES, wUl b* ON A TftGivePkiy For Two Weeks party recipe*. / !•§ Tei a*par kaeial Total Eiurie* and sobUs* will This year the Summit Girl Scouts Mr*. Clark extended an invita- »f H»U C»»t . will pnuec DriscdbToU may have two weeks of camping tion to all Girl Scout- troop* in IM, M» 1*1-M at in their own established camp, as thi* area to attend the course, II«. 114* Hl.ll Susassit's veterans' bousing pro- School totaomwr at M:«S a. m. the Camp Oommlttee, with the IM. IMt *SM« t?.M graa* of II MinevUle type units and so far those of Springfield it*. MUM wb^in pupil* of ta* third grade unanimous approval of the board and Millburn-Short Hills hava pre|ent a pUy with mtuic is at per cent completed, accord- of directors, haa made arrange- Oihtt it B»l*lt D» I* IMt*. At Saai* Batas completed it. The Chatham scouts Boy Who Wanted liort ing to a report given to Gov. Al- ments with the Platnfletd Girl 1 fred K,. DriacoU aad the Legis- are using the book of instruction* Any applicant of food character with steady in- The play, which u wider th* *- Scout Council to rent Camp Blue at the home of one of their reckon Of the kiddie** teacher. lature by Col. Franklin D'Oller, con* may borrow on own signature. If tncon- Heron at Sparta, for two weeks, leader*. Mr*, Dorothy F. Wheeler, mill tcB dsalrsian of the Soonosiic Ooua* v«nient to com* In for interview starting August 11 The course consist* of lecture- the atory of Kkuu a Uttle Datafe dl aad Charles R. Erdman, J?^ The camp is ideally situated in fhonm Mr. Bokm*, Smmmit 4-4000 boy, itio inu overly load «f cosnwiaiioner of the Department demonstrations followed by clas* the North Jersey bills, with it* participation, with five or six girls cheese. - ••'"." tjf' Economic Development/' own private lake, far enough from report farther shows that working at anyone time. Mr». Whe«l«r' aaM. TTbe play the highway to be safe, but easily the ftew—lt units were requested accessible. A large house will be Men must be decided on what is titveo em a culmiaatiaj cxperi- they will not do, and then they art ay the city en OcL 1, UM and used by the 'staff, and a barn is 25 UNION PUCC SUMMIT.HA encit foil wring th* *tu4y' of the that construction was started Dec. able to act with vigor in what they Netlkerlmujs.1' » arranged a* meafihall and kitch- 21. IMI. a tsir averaae compared en, but the girls will get real camp- ought to do.—Menciu* ' : AHiong those partici^atiax hi to other municipalitiai through- 3AVS the play and the cfaaravrters they ing experience in tent*. A full the atate. Many localities, staff, of co-directors^ waterfront portray are: LawTeac* Holdea. them Mew Providence,' aniKlunoer; Gay Cowea. Klmm; director, registered nurse, unit arc "stalled" on housing because leaders and their assistant*, will Lois Caliah&n. Trieutj*: Sana Bed- of lack of site plans by the BRING YOUR CONTAINER PROMPT SERVICE SFECIALISTS roaMin, Aaaeke- JoscphiBe Loot- take charge. The service* of a •uuucipality, awaiting decision as nearby doctor are available. bar dl. Saartj*; Gerda F*lter, iUr- to type of unit, sad other reasons. The Camp Committee, Mrs. Hec- TO SEARS SUMMIT STORE rouw van Bomme!; toddy Oer- Quite a few communities reported SINCE 1921 "" tor B. Macdonald, .chairman,, will ciell^t. Mynheer van Bommel: l*- that their housing developments hold a parent*' meeting on Tues- nora VlspoU, Fairy Queea: Lael- were 100 per cent completed while day, April 22, at 8 p. m., in the la Foote, grandmother; George ethersi ranged from 10 to 40 per recreation hall at St Teresa'* Leslie, grandfather; Toouoy Caste, cent completed. Pieter, a neighbor. « Church, at which all questions Representing the Fairies are: The total of new dwelling units about the camp will be answered Philflmena Dasti. Su»a« Noei arranged 'or during the first six in detail...... PauUi Haueer. Frances Carboae. Months of the fkate emergency Section Y of Region 2 will meet, ra Tht "Kaboatera" or Gobliat arc: hovsing program now reach 6,18*. at the sectional conference at # Bobty Davenport, Bobby filter, la Afl Stages New Brunswick on April 24, from Teddy Fuchs, Angelo Verrasio This figure represents both 9:15 a. m. to 3 p. m. All adult and Richard Waterman. permanent and temporary homes scouts are invited. The dlicusaton in every stage of development topics will include Troop Com- Vvr from those merely planned to mittee*, Program Building, Out- others completed and occupied," door Program, Finance, Public CauSdot* for Ai«wM| Commissioner Erdman stated. Relations, and Senior Scouting, WATCH THAT METER WejnnaB O.. Stwngrale. a for- Present estimates Indicate f33,. with two speakers. mer resident of this city tiring in 139319 will he required to com- Troop 21, Brownie Scout*, under • Each delivery of Shell Fuel Oil ia metered— Woodland avenue, now of Clraa- plete these IIM units presently the leadership of Mr*. D. B. ford,'ha* announced hi* candidacy Planned, leaving $M60,«M> of the Sulouff and Mr*. C P. Huttrer, and a ataniped carbon copy of the driver's for nomination on the Assembly original $41.000000 appropriated plant to visit a. greenhouse thtt record assures you of every drop for which you ticket" in the June Prinariea. by the New Jeraey Legislature ia week a* in introduction to nature pay. Add this "plus" to Shell's many extras Mr. Steeagrafe «•« bora is 19M. The remaining fund will be study., * Newark but has lived for orrr 30 used for additional allocations, as .. .and see why it pays to call for Shell Fuel years in Union County. He at- a reserve for demolition of tem- OH DtaR's List Oil—It's your best bet for satisfactory oil '• -it. tended public schools in Hillside porary units at the expiration of and Was graduated from Hillside the emergency and for adminis- At MIcMkbury high. He i» also a graduate of trative coats. Gen* P. Edgar of Hobart ave- Rutgera University with the de- In his report to the Governor, nue is among the 68 students who FOR FUEL-OIL DELIVERY gree of bachelor of science and Commissioner Erdman stated, have been awarded Dean'* LJ*t Woodridg* tlOOO master of education- He has The Stale has not and will not honor*. at Middlebury College, taught social studies at both Hill- Middlebury, Vt. Of pot down a single housing unit GALL side «nd West field High Schools. asles* requested to do so by the The list includes student* who Rohwoy 7-1144 Mr. j&teengrafe m director of municipality. The community has obtained a scholastic average of West field adult education and a 85 or above, with no marks be- been the unit responsible for de- ITS SHELL FUEL Wt member of the Community Play- low 80 during the past semester. ers, also chairman of Westfteld termining the need for housing, Premium Quality Chapter United Nations Associa- the type of housing, whether tem- tion and has spoken extensively porary or permanent, and the site On UK and Is a trustee of Xew on which this housing is to be Jersey Branch of UNA. He has coastroeted. This explains why ALLSTATE lectured in government, history emergency- housing units are be- and public speaking at Union ing erected in some municipalities | Junior1 College and Rutgera Uni- •nd not in others." versity. One of the mast useful part* Mr. Steengrafe was a sergeant of the report to the member* of MOTOR OIL with the Army Ground Forces ia th*> I*tfrature la a table lifting nU participating municipalities and World War II and spent 77 Ther*1! still tha* ts cash in. Think of it! AUttat* Compountet showing the exact atatus of the month* in the service. la an- rremlnm Quality Oil at this rock-bottom prlet; Cleans, eoah. ana Spring rain nouncing bU candidacy lie said: boosing program in each. clings ta Inbtkat* the «n(toi to a*w power-pep. O»t your fan supply "I have a desire to pot into now it this srasaUonsl-ttvlnf prlee, . - . First preference ia the selection practice the principle* of gov- MOKl THAN A LUIRrCANT ... ITS A TONIC *rnmein acquired after twelre of tenants must b* ghwn to dls- years of studying and teaching treased veterans, as the program FOR YOUR INGINE ... A TRIAT FOR YOUR PURSi was. adopted primarily to meet this Oae- I Fort Bra rg, N. C. after CaishiBg C*»B OBOHT Construe- Nt MOthum Ave. Ufiioti Mac. his courj e in teletype operation Millbum at Fort 335 Sprlnafjeld Ave. Offlct m* Ottttaaa 14. Smm\t Utonmoutb. He enlisted M:M. March 28 1W6. He expect* to r«- 1.W0 SUMMIT I turn to 8 iramit after discharg* in Mrndd- tfnmf I Septembt -. m Total •.IM Su. 4-3282 quired for faculty _ THI SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1947 n.H.O. PaHiton OOtyWO for scholarship, «JJ fl**0"** oomu»«y, Parties Given BIRTHS WUM 13.000,000 for a new library To Mr. and Mrs. Janes Dowd of "Wellesley College undcrtaka* For Bride-Beet Fmirview avenue, a daughter, born to teach individuals of dignity Miss Patricia «. Maaaflold, Friday, April 11, at Doctors Hos- . __ Henry O. Fnttfson, Jr, of "J worth to assume respoiui- daugbter of Mr. snd Mrt. Jam- pital, Newark. iHobart avenue, has been appoint- biUty, and teaches them howto V, Xaaafleid of Spriogneld avenue, ed publicity chairman of the think so that their words aad formerry of Garden City. L. I., who To Mr. and Mm. Alfred Boca- Northern New Jersey division of deeds can contribute to the peac* wUl be married Saturday to F. enek of Springfield avenue, a son, Itbe wellesley Cbll«g« TOth Anal- and security of the world,- Mrs. Ferdinand Dursng, son of Mr. bora Friday. April 11, at Overlook Lersary Fund campaign, accord- Horton asid. Investing ia edu- aad Mrs. F. F. Durang of Beech, Hospital Jiat to an awwuntMtitnt made on cation for your children or for wood road, has been th* guest of |sstur

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Urn Staheea in the Atlantic and i tfce ef 'waft* j North Summit Women *r er" "^»»»" e *»stj i^g fmttis Areaa. ' ' " • T««ch«rf Association To Mek« To Honor th* Kinc«i ers of the Lay' Committee superinUadent gf sehools ia ef the afceve on* ea Education at a, dessert-bridge Hempetead.L>I,t»whicfaposltiMi help bat swpport the farty last Thuraday at Uncoln he was ap»eteted Jate ia the wts- workers hi their 4eaaads. iiiiniiM i SeoooL Ur. A. J. Bartholoaaew,' Hi«h What baa this to de Among thoas who atteaded School principal, wiE act aa Mat- dw Leea'a? The e^ •. Mr. and Mrs. Reed VV. Hyde, ter ol ecreatoBlea at the May IS eats are ear Interests. If t&e m I SPECIAL! Jorinf 1B Btute at the dinner. I Former Resident and Mra Leonard E. Best, tarn ae a werker can ten i of Tampa, She 1« a j Mr end Mra Walter & Eddy, Dr. Swedish Program \o Fill deecat UwUhood we pnwp*f * NORCROSS j as* Mra W. A. Klncald, Mr. and! \ Plans June Bridal the Alpha Mu T«u, Evening for Couples Club the eesswner aa a wotker « a- AMERICA'S BgfT-LOVlO IANOS arjr provfifonal chaptaf of I Mr* J. W, Wrigbtstone, Mr. and I ier paid our sales are affected. The Couples Cub of the Metho- CRC CAftDS Alpha IoU and la rtce-»reai4t« 'Hym. Atuthn P. Winters, Mr. and' '• Xew te • «e*t about tiitin « tin Florida dist Church haa arranged a smor- of Sigma Theta Phi, social »oro- I Mr*. H. J. Scbuck, Mr aad Mra •e LHQ'a It's pore adveruses«3t $1.95 4 Mr. aad Mrs. Gilbert F. Ford of gasbord dinner and an evening of rity. |T D. Clough, Mi. and Mrs. G. R ! froaa here oa down, so you cai SIEGELS [iOaece, fla, have announced the ' &££gs. Miss Eve^rn Boye, Mrs. Swedish entertainment at the par- CARLAN'S !? ea»ag*»*nt of their daughter, Mr. Araetronr, ton of Mr. a*3 Uh house for Wednesday evening; step readieg here If you was: s: Year Mri. Lealie Aroutmif of Brad«a- Araclsj Vogt, %U. and MieJ Jo- ;J Miss Gladys Marie, to Jack Arm- •:«;a 'ifoCJellan, Mr. Holmes A. April 23. Aa you have come to koaw, s: I ssreag ef Bradenton. F3a. ton, WM bom ia that tity a&d Following the dinner the Swe- de Leon's a tale is really a ux JtJf fraduated from Br&destoa Wigk v 0=»», Mr. aad Mrs. Ensiss* -0-- I Mr. aad Mra Ford and family 13t»:hack. Also • attending were dish Folk Festival Society of the This week afl coatume irmt-rs foraserly lhred at 11 Bedford road, School He atunded Us* Oranges will present a program aad bags, Cordes. leathers isj •tty of Tampa and fete* the I saejsjr members o* the teaching XDOOOC a&d Miss Ford r»c«Sved her early i »**# . • : . of folk-songs and dances' in Cti*- Biastiea are ottered for a frtctai edacatUw ia Bumoit schools. She veraity of Florida beVre tume, under the direction of Mr. of their eriginal cost. ajso recetvtd her certificate of Ing the Navy in IHL He MI ia| Tie door priata were won by META and EDWARD i£* foUowiag pe«n»; Mrs. H. J. and Mrs, Herbert Ryder of Or- Be drep la and pay us a TX*. IT'S WORTH MENTIONING Stone iroea the Bununit School of service four yean asd vaa haoor* ange. In addition to the presenta- It's ceurtcous service always is as Mssic She moved to Florida in ably ducharfed a year a*o S:i--tic a corsage or orchids; Mr*. no Baasett Bldg. WU^ Moale, a pottery vase, tion by the Festival Society, in- Springfield A*e. Summit iafenaei ataoephere at deLeoss, mi asd gnuSaated from the Brad- the-rank of eaiifn. Mr struction in the dances and parti- «M Spriacfield smatue. Umpt, eatea H^gh School in lMt. Miss ia now ataociftted wiUa hi* Muai Sarah Cadoe, a pepper gririer ' ' • • cipation by the audience will be a tomt Ford a*4«s,ied Florida State Co!- to bnaineae is Bradeotoa, part of the activities. iefe, wtt.'e «t« was prominent in i UiM Ford asd Mr. Armttroa* 50% j asaica! art- r.:-n and is now ma-expect to be married Is Ja»e- B. S. Propers on Trip To Btlgium and Franct Avenwe te Msple \ Paul R. Tiisoa is, c«ajd&iEg j^e_ Mr, mi Mn. B, Ik Proper of W CHEafRANTKN AT BETTY TELFEffS Family Service prodactioa aad the caat'^iadad li-»d*a }ax* aaiied yesterday STUDIO % Dinner Will Be Mrs. Frederick Gilbert, Mra. Psxl ^rc W em. the S/'S Veendam for Dederer, Mrs. Joseph Boak, acd two mosihs in Europe. Mr. Proper Fertryit, Cemmerciel xxxxx i* g^ing abroad for consultation Followed By Play William Thompson. with R. & StoirWa A Zonen in Rot- and Candid The play written and originally Mrs. Charles Daly, chairman of terdam and R. i Stokvls Et Fils PHOTOGRAPHY produced by the American The- the dinner arrangements, warns in Bruesells, Bel*Imn, and Paris. ater Wing, "People Seem to Lose those who wish to attend to make They will return on the S/S Soft fladerinj face A Their Way," will be presented their reservations early. Other Queen EUtabeth from Southamp- 3 Ittchweed R4 ton, England, on June 4 after at the 33rd annual meeting and members of the committee are Summit 6-2151 curis accentuate femi- NEW nd n a few dinner of the Family Service A»- Mra E. Wallace Wilkinson, Mrs. •P* ' * **• i« London ninity. Oar afl perma- soclatlon to be held at the YMCA Arthur Ackerman, Mrs. Ann S. and Maidstone, England. PERMANENT on Wednesday, April 30. Mra.Brofcaw, ex-^flcio, and Arthur nent win assure you of D. Schwarr Reservations may be A isttutow penaaaent that ALBERT DUPARC made through Mr. Schwarz, 44 natural looking curia. frame* your head with a Edwood road. FIGURI HAUTY IY 7 halo of charming eyer-ao. The Family Welfare Associa- manateable cttrla. tint liutrmrHwm tion,, formerly known as the Co operative Service Association, is a member of the United Cam- *--—:_«•-. .. a paign, and takes care of welfare «eveane,s at cases and family needs not pro- M Weedtead Ar*. vided for by the state of munici- •aasasJt evi pal organizations. Samuel A. Smith, Jr., Is president. 10 Kent Place Bird. MRDRESSERS Cell Summit 66496 and sik lor ...

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4&t V t.«-. ,».,T'J.: .»i'..'.ii i' •«• 'is THf SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, AHUL 17, It47 13 Weddings, Engagements and Other Social News Eileen MacMahon Dorothy Perier Short Hill* DAR to Meet Mitton R. Schulte, refeat, will Short Hiii* Otapur, DAR, will preside at the business meetiaf. Tells J roth at Engaged to bold its rtCBiar ms&ath'.y meeting The program wiU be a dramatic Dinner Party Tuesday. April X2 mx. I:3t p. m. at reading by Mrs. Lynn C. DuadOn brown aad white saddle Robert Koithan the borne of Mrs. Robert S Ferry, on the subject "A Doll's Boost" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mac* Cotiatrjraide dnve, Saausut Mrs, by He&rik Ibsen. , this aprta*«ad MMBnwr. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perier of **l»n, ST.. of park avenue, an* Ashland road announce the en- iWl Stos •»**»• De Forest nounced at a dinner party last gagement of their daughter, Miss ew «a*flt *«# *•** to week, the engagement erf their Dorothy Perier, to Robert & MAGNIFICENT! SPECTACULAR! daughter, Miss Eileen Mary Mac Koithan, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mahon, to Charles A. Stevens, Jr, S. Koithan of Linden ylaee son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Miss Perier was graduated Stevens of Westfleid, ring is a magnif- from St. Elisabeth's Academy, "Apple Blossom Time" tecDt possession. Kaon bride, or Miss MacMahon, a registered Convent, and the Washington . bride of many yearn would prise nurse, Is a graduate of the Over- Sohooi for Secretaries. During the look Hospital School of Nursing »*• a cast of 1M a {lawless disuse**, for perfect war she served as a nurse's side in gorgeous mountings. and at present is on the faculty jewelv of that school. and now is a member of the 8L Tews**. Parish The Wiat Stores. Newark or Nurses Aide Reserve Corps. A Bast Orange. , Mr. Stevens, a pro-medical stu- member of the Junior Fortnight- dent, is attending Cornell Univer- ly Club, she is employed by Traas- detected by be Crockers, Miilburn's, f'am- sity, Ithaca, N. Y., and Is a mem. 'World Airlines in New York. hex of Phi Kappa Sigma frater- restaurant, has Injected * bit nity. During the war be served as After spending four years with of Broadway atmosphere into our radioman the U. a Signal Corps., Mr. him in the Army Air RAT MONAMAN. juburban setting. Besides Paper Forces. Koithan, a graduate of Summit Chall Fraatses High School, now is completing Hill's gala "opening* with stage Danish Student The couple plan a mid-summer tad screen stars, Crockers caters Jule* A. Wotta his studies at Rutgers University. wedding. Mite Eileen M. MacMah— April U and 25 to celebrities frequently.

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• rfeh. delicious Mijeitic treat in their lunchboxei. Protect Yourself Against Moth Damage—NOW •iiHtr-rieh eoolcit. and eakt. th.t are light Hie smartest way to plan a eemptets ward- robe . . . wool crepe pleated skirt end enough to melt in your mouth. So wholesome too! wefl-fsitared tweed jacket.... each will Take home a delicious cake for dinner tonight prompt cleaners live • dozen different lives . . - MAJESTIC BAKERY SUMMIT, N.J. 19 Union Place — Opp. Station jacket 29.95 "In at 10" ... "Chii si 5M ikJrf 12.95 6-1978 OPEN 8 A. M. lo 6 P. M. 37L$prinffi«W Ave. amors saor, SECOND IXOOB p 432 Springfield Ave. Su. 4-1051 Closed Mondayi u- Open W.dntidayi SUMMIT HIRALO. THUfcSPAV. AMtiL If. tt4f Social and Club Activittes in Summit and Vicinity

tecreatloi* Contort Art Group and Dorothy Ader Wed 1U ffth To Close TenlfJrt M if# praAMi* or lie San Igpajll To Madison Man KlilMM. tiff W« fcM* 0Ms> Animal League Gutter win §*»• J* 1WM» •»" IOw Oeretfer >W«a Mm, piste re#pee*lbtUtjr f9* arataiitif Iks M^Utl f*»d mmptlf* ia tbM son wit* ft pattjr•( To Sponsor Soli ffeat ef the A» tmmkw* twaatft Art' mm* Mn of W^m^fml, *w W*i»Hm4MM ciatiee >s4 the featwtof Rwiiatte Otf* Sj^l va*ya)|Pe'e* aT fW^navaejfp fJ^*^aw ^^» "•*»*••# ^ajaaafw Welfare League vfO %* ajeaiata*me> sTWainatiai JaO? laVska^sf flfeOtssW A*t*l«, tad Artie flstar We Mrs, fyaJHE IHieesw 01 «rvm etffj* aait, u* \9 *tt»Hr leaj, fke lf &m TOMES «r)sj u mmmm t 40»- eke* with *eeW im>*m m} 1* art Tiiiiiir. Afitt «t p f*f the in the "okl city rej^Mtatt, All OMaawtH »»* CAKK OfO their friiaaf m Ia»tte4 to •»> acsdajr, AprU 19 f>all»» at • #M4 day aad Friday, May tarfl wabe The W* • Proscriptions STOPPB Ito. eeth ieetio It fiaaral ••••••••••••••••I who WM ffiMi to Dutch Bulbs Will OenUr wfli have § Iv kpr ItttMft «ort a the' • Saby-Naadi t #«»• «*• a* ito Provide Topic at tr«w J«mr. We*** sj41fi^A,J,arriea rtaeat a (MIUOB fliew W§4* am. i«»»ph MJeb»tl frUw »f Irtoklw, ip«ak on HoU»nd bulbs at the an- y evtuteg, Aatil M, At «>• Shampooing T toy? p»rf pink taffeta *a* otrmtf nut! luneheoa «B4 »MU*«; of iitr field Home, Memorial flel*, «•» settee ttf •«*« weed-dsstrojriBg - • - . - a ~^ " "wJSL *** ttm*, TN brWaawator vert Beacon Hill Braacb of the Mew numbers of the club aad thtlr taM** Our aMtlwd* are dif- E' ' " • ' " i !*•*•:" laWl Matters* Ck»«gh, Mia* Olorla Piccol. ui JUN Jersey Division of the Woman. All Typoi of Surgical Belt* National f»m M« O«f*f•» A*"*- ferent tad thorough. Consult tu • . «i"^"""™""™" MS j^fjBjigi fevw4se)i*>g>; Mrt. Oeerge Natty Plcone, aifUr »»d o»«aia SniembUi have feaen ©W»trl- "alation, it hM b*en aanovased by and AWomlnal Truiitt leiowalng •» TtraUto problem*. fujfUiaH E Mawtff BT •• Wales*. Mrs, Robert A. Ward, of the l»44tfro«ai. Both were buta4 by th* foUowiag ttoret, Uri. Edmund 0, v»n Doha, prwi- IOBI drtMN t4 ba»wnlr Me* Mtts NrlJia, Jkinure Hewn, Fash- ; rayon tilfet* aod oarrlftf fad dent. The public i» invited to »t* ioa Center, |iic« Bahf Bhop, ityt« StonHoura: Wet/dm8 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. ro*e«. ll tend the I0IWB«OB U 1 9, m. or SiTOMf IRQX |s£i a i £JT5T ihes, B. H, Frurakln, Iae, Falr- 8undtniBiA.if.tol P.M. the meeting fdliowinf, beginning fenriie Control Bureao ot the Jwidafrooto, WM ftewar fereoke, de Ijtem, A»** ftsevKi SBSE e^^** ^ai^sjs**ie*BBS^*Bi ^sw*ieB*^^^**wa*ssPBBw^B*ai ^s>a^wS'jsrwa^ ^^B"W# at 3 p, m. »t Calvary p»rlsh house, Penrothy Hughee, and Madsj»» on Tuesday, M«y «. sf ••-.- S Mra, X FirsjOdia Zoock, aatJ«iies; MicbMl Fake of 3r«Wy« frti Delia of Ltmdm, Btylw show* • •• AT lasa\ Tisaal » "^ A. X a Prt«t. gifts; Sfn. beat nu «nd tba tub*** wer« Th« Farm and Garden A»»o. will laclwl* everything for a 1Mb 4-im , . • - . B' eTigflgiy j*4sVW«s9fljwnB« *BCII • doc Carmim Pioeola, • brother, and elation .was started ft* the School hocnemsker, career girl aad pree- i»afff»»liilliiW»»i1*; Ml* M. «. Wm mi M*$. metuUtt S*pio •' f ark avraiM. of Horticulture, AmbUr, Pa., dur- veeti¥# brite. Models will U PRfSCRIPTIOH CBiTK 1h« brldc'a motbar w« 4r«a«ad ing the first world war, with »«v> member* of the club. in I^nk »rhH« the brld»froon'i eral women of Summit taking "The Professional Pharmoc/1 . # Hiw Jamr» IMOIST AUTO mother wore * belf a draw with part in the iflitiaJ steps to intro- SerWc* League hlue eott and aeetaattrltt. Both duce the Idea of "farmerette*," 50 Maple St Summit 64329 h«d orchid corifcf«#. •_ . . from wtl^ch beginning tbc present n eu itruR To Hear Talk on Th« brld* attended Kdfaon org&^lxstion hsj developed. achool and graduated- from the The Association !• not a garden Home Decoration Bummit high Khool. frank Pic- club, but ha* ai'its purpotea tho#e • Tfct »Wf>l«.Tt aMtnim 0Y tb« cola graduated from Si Vlneeat'e of (timultting u interest in •napaJt fislar Sarviet l*»fu« and Madiion high Khool and country life; cooperating with win aet i» iHStaHM at th* April ftertrftd for tbrea and ona-balf federal and *tate agsnclei lor th© •Hcetaf af tibe LM|W, to W held years in the Cout Guard. He ia improvement of rural life; help- •a* WiiiBiailay afterno&n at the the owner of Frankie'a Market ing farm women realise their Im- «('Mam. If. C. Lenfaaty of on Park avenue. portance in their «ommunltiei; -PL 44242- read. Mn. Phlietua Holt, After a week'* motor trip and providing scholarship! for tfealnwu erf UK • through Canada tha couple will girls in agricultural and horticul- is 3a <3uu*e af live on Park avenue, Madison. tural schools and colleges, ~ TGUESS THEY'RE Madison Girl Roveals One of the moit Important ac- MARIMO'S Ccsrgv DsBcaa Orooket, a metn- tivities of the Association Is to hfz «f ttn atac of f. Schumuker Troth to Summit Man improve the auaUty of women's III.1M WAYNfWOOO PAMt »J J Owwy, via uJlc on th* At a dinner held Bute.- Sunday handicraft and to provide a mar- ALL RIGHT u. i. t- t« ictaaatti bane deeora- Mr. ao4 Ura. Michael Cltro of W ket for such product* and those Crookfta ii a recofniced Central avenue, Madison, an- of the home kitchen. To tbii end, Know the condition of your eye*. M dw ow«r fabrici, nounced the engagement of their the New Tork and New Jersey aad ^wmltpapet In the daughter, Louise, to Gil Badokto, Divisions maintain two shops at Havo the assurance that • competetit p ta3k «Ul includ* a son of Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Bado- Rockefeller Center where con- examination can give you. Know that kricf history «f O» art of w«»v- lato of 01 Beauvoir avenue, 9um- signors take food, children*! and B dcaariatioa of *MM< of the baby's clothes, knitted goods, and four .tight ia equal to the atraina of tjpaa t fatorici, and a Miaj Citro, a graduate of Madi- other articles, ail made at home. work and leifeure. PEBSOIVAL LOANS of the u»ei to wtlch son High School, It now employed Many women have helped them- ««H ttiwiiiriBf ba«« beta put by the Veteran* AdaUnlstnttJoa, selves over financial difficulties aatdVnal ^mu through to- Newark. by ualng this outlet. Mr Oraokes will llliutnte An mahmiHHtm btuMt* cm the eere e| Mr. Badolato attended Summit el •MMstV^ ISM hi* taSk'vitb amay «jnj)l«i, in- There are diviitom la many ey«* ewl iJa* *•*•#» e>/ Eye Mysfeisiis _clwi.«f a B«Bb«r of'lire hiitoHe High School, served three yeare •tataa, asd numerou* branches. ra the MaHn« Corps and is now fMa aiei ejje 4 rrnjif-nti.- vfeieh fca,ve inspired The Princeton Branch and the tit your Httnltr wnl aspen -••mr HAM un.n JITja >nd employea with a local Upholstery Beacon Hill Branch form the Mew IxejvltHely itylee by walla •• #tat'flal flflslBBB% I #«VaVfl0 •amflfl tsawtIM fskfin fef Hio Iwrfer, Remdqmirteri far tm •4TUC fatet PLASTIC CONTACT UHSK Familiar ami Now Shrubs Simmons College MitMtv e«e Wewaei.. WMI Oiostfl As Gordon Topic '•MasMaa) To* Not* No4 B« A Tb* Gardes Department of the NamesCo-chairmen FostElgbiJy' Cub' will bold their Mrs. Arthur F. Simpson of TT JoanMallon ear »««™i cveainx n>e*tiag to- Baltuarol way, Short Hllto, and m-otrow, FViday, at S:15 p.m. atMm. A. M. de Brills of 26 Edgs- 109 Summit Ave. the KeSd Boase, wits John J«n- mont avenue, Summit, have been IT, lAlt OtANMt N. JL appointed local community co- B!B«S «T Short Hilla a» apeaker. avMwVew1||v| Vie o«itioo.Bf tktley- THE SAFE WAY triintd McrcUnei are niociitoi Borkoloy Dance, Now York with • wide ytrict; e( biuincu SERVICE lUarmtio&j hav« be«n made ertaaisitiMM. Crane* for hi(h- •caoal grtdaitci tn4 catlefi for Mlas KatbertBC Oakes, daagb- W«M«. OUtinguithea fteulty. ter oC Mr. aad UTR. O. P. Oake* Miss Clark* Doef Ffjur /terf/o iVecii Repairing? Effective Phcement Servict. C«t- 1« NORTH HARMtON tlfJgr of Blorris avemae: 'Mks Margaret alpgue. Write for ftnllttln. *C We wflj call for, repair and deliver yoar MacDraiB*. diugijt«sr of Mr. and New ferst kefjes Mta. FrmncU Shipper Vticllvalne of Oak Bidg* iwaw; Sfiat Stolr- t*7 Wrisjbl, «i«c« of Mr. aad Mrs. Prompt Service Rarrcr A. Spooocr of Locust drive; Mua Oorinaa Heaeti* YOUR OWN HOME ITo fttarutoeHr wofk to oomplete iaagbtrr of Sfr. and Mrs. CSuLrlei DaBas Beach at' DeBaxy t^aoa, Snaout. and Slits Doris Michel of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- SUMMIT RADIO Micbel of Mountain avenue, Berfcgfry Belghta. for the annual A homo is o mirror that refloats the Sgsmg dasce of the Berkeley and APPLIANCE SHOP SchooSx. neodt aed tastes of its ownor. e*M laaSlalJ - AM ;: Ttoe daace will be beld at the vw*f .«w«TMajiiwisi javajw i Wew Tork €Sljr« «S«W- April It. Berke- ley Schools are located in Your needs will determine the size of Tork. XCMS* PUiaa. N. T., and In East the housing accommodation, but your ' •altos will lead you to buy the homo that NURSERY STOCK mokes for comfort and satisfaction.

EVERGREENS: If you need a mortgage loan, too Andromeda, Taxut (Yew), Hemlotk, Juniper, ui. dendron, Arborrlta*, Aaalea, etc

ROWERING TREES: PILES PILES PILES Pink Do*wood. Ph* Magaetia, Piak-rfow«riag Cberry. Whether your destiiuHoa Jg a local or o*Waaca«int, •co-flowering Crabappie, etc. ' If ytw harm rectal trouble, awdcra yam on moving day. Now more thao otor kindly send your name and ^* *K ready to verve you when jroa aasse> t$9rt,pmtkpt HOwfo aJoats flarfcafty or Wvet), Myrtle, addnoa to Gold Bond Prod- «s*> fttmitur* aad hoiuehoW belonging*. Call today. OiOCaV OAVlMOaj IMBTirUTtoM IM ucts CSOL, SKI Longview Road, South Orange, N. J. tart Orlop Sttrap Carporatloi •OUNDEO 1151 and won will ncdve at ALtlBD VAN UirgS, INC PLANT MARKET Desmfeftte — Vme* 1989 UNION SQUARE, ILIIABfTH KCOENE BOWK once a free sample of A. Z. Jit Vottty Street Se«M & Caaiikelii Oes. Msr.. Ointment Send no money. Carl H. Marwig, THI SUMMIT HERALD, THUHSDAY, AHWt It, 1147 |>B Corporation Official, Resigns -§9% Yte tetigmtiou of Ctrl H. Mar- vif at «ecret«fy-trM«ur«r of tttc LAB. Corp., M, Union place, wu enounced yesterday. Mr, Marwig Mme to Summit on May 1, 1943 to join the local tnflneerlng firm whicb at Uut Urn* warn engaged 100 per cent la w«r work. Presi- Wffi®. dent of L.A.B, is B. A. Wlttkuhoi of Summit. * After a •!»«* vacation, Marwig expecU to return* business activi- ties in New York City. While affiliated with LAB:, jiarwijf became a member of the Kiminis Club mad New 'Jersey So- ciety, Son* of American Revolu- tion. He wfti active in business »nd civic aflftira, .eapeclalhr with the Chamber of Cbiaraerce. He ulio served on various Unite Campaign! Fund drive*. Before coming to Summit he ierved with the Dies Special Coin mittee on Un-American Activities and also weu a member of the Amen inveatlgatlon of official cor- w>! ruption in King's County, Brook' :, ^:^aa Ivti Prior to that be was manager of the tMisiaeas aad estate office of the late Col. Van 8. Merle- Smith of New York City for IS yean. mm The Indicated hortepower of an engine is the total power pro- I.** duced; the brake horsepower that is available for useful work And the rated .'horsepower; is that In imwcr to Pr«iM«nl TnimM, It bM ahrwyt b«M AnMtkM available In safe operating limit* Storei Company policy to briitf HM public MM cownhry'f finest food* «t Hie lowtrt poMiblt pricM. MM* mmi mm < paople ar« turning to ACIM «v«vy doy to trts adraNtoM •• AWOSTING rhe *«cry«Jay low prices on arery food ii**d. COMPARI (T*/*(S> BaMiM Lake, Con's). . Acme prices and quality. Compart ft* taYinf faa Fresh California 3 hours from N.T.C. For boya your total food bill through Stopping tbo Acme way. 7-15 In I as* groups. Balling, awtm- mlnc, canoeing, ; tennis, track and other sports; rlfiery, ihop, trips. >lump t>nd>r Founded 1900 Asparagup s 1% VEGETABLE JUICES Writs to Preston .Reaver, Director of Chatham Arms, Chatham, H. 3. ' Chat 4-S667 College If Apple Juke Jaley Florida Tomato Juice; Ml OMATO llnO. JUiCf caa I/C COtH ^n Grapefruit 4 ^r 23c -8CocMail ^I5c Orange Foney Winttcp TO BOTH V-8 Cocktail 131c Cheezil Apples ^^ ib. 10c MEN AND 2'ri7c Urgt fimtf WOMEN Pineapples «^h 29c Smoked Tendered Idea /Mil! Carrots 2 »"»nch«. |3C Men aad women in all kinds o( , work find our loan service help |b (ul la meeting money energen* ciet. If you need a loan, come AlUI heat-flo Roasted Coffee i,41c 2 'i 81c Peaste? "*2 «- 29c ia or phone! HAMS Prttfc Tend«r Grata Leats la Smell AMOMH Win-Crest heat-flo Roasted Coffee £ 39C 2 ^ 77C Or Va U t3M FRUITS Spinach 2 »»>•. 15c EMPLOYEES Frath CLEANID PERSONAL LOAN CO. 59c Apples^ ^•fi^SS-.tfEBg^- Spinach S? 17c 41 Maple St., Summit fe KHAl er OUMWOOD ren«y Phone! SV. 6-6120 Enjoy a tJelidow Acm« tetidewf •»•"• •• Glemid* Uo.'No. 138. Rate 2',4% nn Wo, BaL low price. Whol. or fcoM. ApplAppl eS Sauc 2e ft; v 29c Pmtes^z^ih $ 29 KOr OrEN 8VTB. it' r" | —^a—l Plume M, laree en 11* 17c Grass Seed ^ 1 Ham Slices rllllllS if toMil-v; Feotured ot all Acmet! don't Smoked Calas 49c DA arc Peaches "~ throw up Cottage Hams •»• 75c rears your hands iP Smoked Tongues 43c * Uncle Sam Stomp* Acme meat Ugood"-H must be "gfiod.'* Look for the government grading stc ip "US. GOOD" on Acme beef!—your guar- much for other breod gives so jSfs ontee of absolute satisfaction. Make less work of CAmiWVEGETABLES BABY FOODS 6M IteMi with t,lfc. Sauerkraul^3'::25c Housecleaning Asco Spinach ir !5c ^^..BabyFobdj^8--«95^ - '[JJ r25c Peasp 2IV 25c Chopped Foods f tic 23c 1 cfcw- £ ^TOMATO 2ZM5C Graded and stamped "U. S GOOD" by^ Farmdale Peas I 17c Berbers *»- V^rnrnenr-. Guaranteed tender, juicy! Corn'

fresh Ground Beef *39c ••will MB UIE Boneless Brisket'^ -We flftog Beans £& J4c Salad Dressing £*2fc Woodwork looki like a < lfriii ltw Swifted :^.«.. new paint ' jobt Painted Short Ribs of Beef *35c » «r" » «« **C Peineb "iZT ^2lc wills, Venetian blindi come clean without hard Legs & Rump of Veal *49c Junket Rennet PeanulButfer r^c rubbing! Tils and porce- lain glisten! DIF does Shoulders ofVeal »45c -arrofe^l4c Powder tT& Diamond Crystal ^!L 7c th»H Utki doubleqtdck. TakM hrt • Mlawta to laata. N«w-formula DIF It l4c PDO Chocolafe ,^ 1 Breast and Shank Veal*29c rosd* spatially for 1 Junkef Tabfefs He Iic Difficult claming — «,w., Uft i»HrS"IBll2l c "»wed Syrup * actStlty "lift*" ttiefc- Skinless Frankfurters * 45c flo> sfltTaalsta i«it 'grlma and dirt wH0|i Veg Dinner %•„. |7C tow*. Bologna l Pofaloes *axfc' 14c A FAMOUS FrsA .. _^ Isjch ID« iie"V* Cak« 1 Q< 15c tnatmrntt to wiatr thin n«|l«ct. vm Ctaa'a Pitta. It U bettet to rely on a Btdldii* that lisa won eoiintrrwio' ap- pror.1 thsa en roniethliit I"- 1"*{"™T Blue White Flakes Bouquet 2*-25c known. PfttWs bavs b~n triad and Ujt- Ammonia £. 19c Jiffy Pie Crust \z 14c ad naajr rasra. Am M all drag atorai. Sweetheart Soap 10c OK Oasn'l todsjr. Old DutcH Cleanser 2^ 19c 19c DOAN'SPILLS tm SUMMIT HWAIP. TMU»o*T, Arnn. • >. •Upward Ho" Pids DEEDS Health Board Plans free Irving Gets fen Contract ln< Oa to Mr and Mrs. Ricnat4 And Pend Set lahforlfoe & BUeU, property la m lf Smallpox Vaccine Clinic street, WO* fatt fnm at>riQgflt:d as tba data »t receipt o4 avasua, extended. The W«rw PrafUMMa Board «t Mr. aad Mra. Richard B. Bade Health la arrangfag for amaDpcst is known. Boy 8coata win Fnin Boro KeyKfS rSajhts Wy to Murray Hill Gartens/lot, «»edaa tram Q* StaU Board of distribute an aanouncemettt to BOROUGH —"Upward Ho," a BOROUGH — President Doa> it»taill4W Healtk i« order to faawa • lr«a •tcfe residence *Wi»g location, aid F. Irving of the N«nr Provi- musical comedy written asd 48, 111 to 1M, 142 t» 1M, in waa granted, directed tyr Miss Ana Campana, t0 ciiftie for Bpnottgb reaideota. Thli days aad hours for Uw free clinics. dence Bowling League, who bowls m. m to no, m, wo, m, n to waa stvam tba actloa af tba Fire step la being takan. aa a precau- The Board of Health urges all with the Men* Club, waa recently 811*4 Uncola School auditorium at, *» to no, aa* to a», map of Oatwood Part b Co. ia accepting tba restgaatioa O«a«ry aaaaaurt becaaaa of tiba reaidents to tea their own physi- presented by his fellow kegiers Ia Thursday, Friday and Saturday Murray HOI Heights. nights. Produced for the benefit ( af sSdward Dulay aad the electloa dUeovery af a f«w eaata of taw cian or use the facilities of the tha Wague with a pern and pencil ' AH OftsHKANCl " jfede a Manorial of Nrrlo Pt% to membership. IS Naw York City. *i planned free clinic. set U appreciation of his serv- of the New Providence Volunteer A petition from citiaeaa akng ice* M the 's leader. Ftre Department, the «aat waa Oakwood avenue asking for action Aa th* league wound up Ita chosen entirely from among local HI Late Mayor is the paving of a portion of tha* season's schedule April a oa the talent, who compose the Turkey I BOROUGH - Sanmfa Council •treat for which |1»,000 waa ap- Sib Entiy Assures Plans Advanced By-Way Bowl alleys ia Union, Op- Town Players. The audiences rtMMnrrai Thursday night Jn Uw propriated before the war waa re- penheimer of the Men's Club won wera made up from people not ' "* fi wniiniwfl^otiwi suds April 1 by ferred to tba road committee- for high individual gam* honors with only coming from the borough, Primary Contest For Yets'Housing but also from Summit .Chatham Union Count*, H. iH < ta» PUwint Board tlut Qakwoad study. a 317, M. Tottea of the Junior - •- Out W» Lota Fw* %t cBaapd In name to UMS Approval waa given the applica- Order won high gross honoa for Township and Borough and New Providence Township. Mafea W. Oakwood Mcatorki Park tion for transfer of a mail plen- AaOTHK Tfeat waa In Bk wood Avenue the evening with a three-game approva*. aprU la. tMT. Javawtoory «f OM tate Mayor Oak- ary liquor license from G. Russell the aedaitt given Ida Ann Qua* For Boro Councfl total of a*, finals standing! and As oat patron put it, "You got i « BOROUOH—With. Commander BOROUGH-Preliminary Vanderhoof to Dennis ftyaa, paaa, director and writes, of "Up- result* of final* matches may be the impression you were attend- I, nwBMBO. MttssoaL Borough cu late Mayor Oafcwood took a A latter was received from Clyde ward Ho," a mualcaj eomady pra- Frank H. Pratt of the Anarteaa Car thj» erection of four houses in found In tfce sporta section of this ing a regular theater, Aa usher of the Borouch of Mew tSn *» baratv oatSir tiiat th. JawS 4a*p Interest la development of Fotta, Morrlatoirn engineer, sUt- aented Thursday, Friday aaid Sat- Legion, New Providence Post ^o,^ tewood avenue for use by vet- paper. " . gave you a 19-paga program com- Ordinance was duly ptaMd by alt, becoming a candidate for the crane and their families were plete with advertisements from Mayor aadOeuMU ©TthT »o>o fee Master Plan for the borough isff ha inspected the HiUview aw- urday at Lincoln School (Naw , BaB-Oif Whfc TemaftV of Sew JhroTtdaacy » arfalch Included (be beautifieation nut sawar on April I and approved Providenca) for the tenaflt of the Republlcaa nomination for Bor- given a stamp of approval by Plans are fairly definite for a various local business houses and t at the oommuftlty by parka. He Ita connection to the borough's New Providence Voluniaar Sira ough Council at the June • S Borough Council oa Thursday roH-off match between the three organisations from the • above primary, a contest ia now assured THOUAJ o. iitma «wa also a member of the Ptaa- trunk sewer. Department. Laat week'a produc- aigbt The approval was given in lop teams of the Borough League nattof communities. The produc- because hit entry m&kaa fiva •orouah isrs. «ia« Board. At hli request, Charles E. Kelly tion marked the third consecu- form of a vote 'of confidence to and tbe New Providence Town- tion waa oae that pleased." GOP. candidate* for four posta. - • The entire action of the pro- Mara Time Granted was appointed a constable so as tive year Miss Campana has di- council's veterans housing com- ship League, with the first named AN VrlrlrnnvB Approval" was granted the re- to facilitate, his work with a bond- rected a community dramatic To date there are no Democratic being from the township: Blue Mt duction took place In the "Club candidates. mittee headed by Councilman J. AN OSOQfajrOa to til tb« foaat of tha Planning Board for ed collection agency, production. Each of her under- Karma vs. MAM, River Bend vs. Knutty," and was given in two or Uw Clark. Collator, TcS»ure7 Ruaaell Jones. •ddWonil time to study tba ap- Baad and Sewer Report* Given taking* wera most favorably re* Men'a dub and Funnel "A" vs. acts, each of two scenes. That Raeordar, Building Inspector, DtD' Councilman Jones explained uty Buudittg Vuovsux. Auditor. yUcation of the Woodcrest Con- Councilman Robert Badglev, ctived. Mr. and Mra. Pratt, who owe Firemen "A." The matches will the locale indicates the nature of Tax Baarchar sad tha Mtmbcrt and that under tha State Housing Act, th» Cltrk of tha Board aTAweteort atntctioa Co. of New fork to erect chairman of th* toads and lewer their home in Mountain avenue, be rolled April 25 at the Mountain- the comedy is strengthened by a the money allotted to the borough of tb» Borough of New Providence a 100-fsrally garden type apart' committees, reported that plans Murray HIU, have lived here more) side Inn alleys ort Route 2» and listing of the main characters New Jersey. than two years. Mr. Pratt, a vet- would provide for tba equivalent with Inspeeetor O'Catchum de- Approved; April 10. 1M7. ««Bt at a coat of 1100,000 on,the for the proposed Mountain avenue April 30 at the Hy-Way Bowl al- A- 8- HANBELL, L. B. Coddiagtoa land opposite cut off from the Bell Telephone Garden Center to eran of World War I and World of four housing units. It was the lineated by Joan Von TUh; pro* ' Mayor War II, U domestic sales manager recommendation of this commit prietor, William Herd; Casey, . I. Thomas C. afuason. .JBoroutb Borough Hal!. The Planning Board Laboratories In Murray Hill had Clark of tha Borough of k«w pro'i- •aid, the 30 days allowed by ordl been submitted to the State High* for, Ciba Pharanaeeutical Products, tee that this allotment be tak^n Bonk Display GWes AM Robert Mawucco; Bullet, , John dtnc«, do ftertby oerUXy that.thr Be Conducted at Inc., Summit. in the form of four separate foregoing Ordinance Waa dtily pu^ed aasee to act oa the application way Department for final inspec- Ciretit:. Catiope&er, C. * James by- the Mayor and Council of tb« «as insufficient. A report on the tion. • During the last war, Mr. Pratt, houses, two of one type and two of To Future Home Ow*m Frsfiola;' Snooper, Kenneth S. Borough, of New Providence, «t » application of the New York firm Chairman Badgley said the Air a major with the 8th AAF, waa another type, so as to add to the Visitors to the First National Kelly; Fingere, A. Ronald Zan- regular meettng held «n Tbureday Public Library tone of the neighborhood after the Bank A Trust Co. will nave tbe evening, April 10, 1»47. *** published.in the April 1 Her- Reduction sewer was about com- attached to a heavy bomb group, gara; Patsy, Eleanor Werber and TUOUAB C. MUB8ON, BOROUGH — The New Provi- in England in the personnel office dwellings are erected opportunity of seeing a diorama Barbara Kelly; Trixfe, Alice Max- Borough Clerk. pleted up to that firm's plant and 45 - . . Fees »2.8» • A request of the Board of Edu- waa ready for connection. He also dence Garden Club will conduct as an air inspector. In World War Following out provisions made display especially prfepared for TOcctt and "Bring Forth Light," AN OKDINANCB •atioa for $5,000 to mm current reported on an Agreement reached a garden oent.er sithe Now Provi- I the Murray Hill man waa an in .this year's borough .budget, banks by The American Home Joel Walker. with the Bell Labi for construc- dence Public Library, Springfield -enlisted soldier with' the famous council is expected to introduce at Magazine! Forty of theae attrac- AN ORDINANCE Repealing "An Ordi- avenue, during library hour* Tues- tive displays are now appearing in nance to Regulate and Control th* tion of a iewer down the eastern 26th or Yankee Division that was an early date an o/dinance ap- Foor Expected to Nit Inspection, Construction, Alteration- side of South street which will be day afternoon and evening, Thurs- stationed In England and France. propriating $2,000 as the borough's the leading banks of tbe country. ana Repair of Building* in the pant to land* Designed as an aid to prospec- Borough of New Providence, Ap- used by that company only for day and Saturday afternoons the Mr. Pratt told the Herald be share in the establishment of vets' For Committee Posrs ' prowd May 9. iwa," and Adopting week of April 21. A diversified se- tive home builders aad remodel- emergency . purposes. A service had agreed to have a petition cir- housing. Amo'jfg the items' that this BOROUGH-As the April 24 In Ueu Thereof the Building Code lection of garden books and maga- ers, the diorama featurees illumi- Recommended - by the ' National charge of 1150 annually was agreed culated on his behalf in answer to money will provide is the construc- deadline for filing petitions near», Board o! Fir* Vnderwrlten 11943 ywfhods zines, teed and plant catalogues, nated Kodachromea of home in- upon. The labs will underwrite the a plea made to him recently by tion of,,-a "driveway, engineering it is reported the two male and Kdltlon) by Reference Thereto, Pur- book* and pictures of books, ex- teriors and exteriors, together suant to R8. 40:0-9.1. and Enacting construction of the sewer by the John D. Blitz, A. C. Hoffman and service* to establish house unit lo- the two female posts here on the Additions Thereto. amples of types of soils, and fer- with an outline of the essential Approved: April 10, 1M7 P1OMFT PERSONAL borough by placing .the amount O. Ruasell Vanderhoof, He said cations and to make necessary pro- Republican County Committee tilisers, garden toola, etc, will be steps ,in home planning. Order B. R. HAN8ELL, necessary in a Summit bank. The he had previously been ap- visions for utility connections. will be sought by the veteran LOAN SERVICE displayed. Members of the gar- cards are provided for those wish- Mayor. borough will have title to the sew- proached by theae three men, but Councilman Jones said the water chairman Mowell C. Bolce, Coun- I, Thomas C. Musson, BorouKh den club.will be there to answer ing to keep a scraj>book of build- Clerk of the Borough of New Provt- TetaJ T«eh« er when it is constructed. had declined. The Ciba man says company had indicated it would cilman Frank A Pixzl, Mrs. Flor- questions. The public U Invited ing plans and Ideas. In addition. dence, do hereby certify that the laterert Meats!? he will not make any campaign, bring the water main "right up to ence Fischer and Mrs. Edith foregoing Ordinance was duly passed to take advantage of thla oppor- bank personnel will be in attend- by the ,M»yor and Council of the Lw Ckarie FaysssBts but will rest the decision/entirely the first house." He explained that Adams. Councilman Pizzi is seek- Borough of New Providence, at » RopptJti at Family Party tunity to get Information for their ance to a newer questions on home •100 14 f $M with the voters.. ./" a $350 deposit would have to be ing the post for which G. Russell regular - meeting held on Thurwiny Rev. and Frank C. Roppelt will garden*. ^ financing. evening. AprU_jO.. 1M7- advanced the gas company to ex- Vanderhoof declines to seek re- «M0 111 116.67 return today from Trenton where Mr«, Clifford Borden, president, Besides Mr. Pratl/ihose^ vying THOMAS 0. IfUBSON, tend the gas line. The diorama will be on exhibit election. BorouthClerk 1300 118 935.00 they attended a farnily farewell lifts. Hardenburgh Pulling, (secre- Legion, Mr. Pratt is a member of 49 A preliminary survey by a vet- . #400 m M3.54 gathering for Mr. Roppeit'i sister tary of the club; Mrs. George Op- Summit Rotary Club and has va- for a period of one month- erans' committee had indicated ISO »41.«T and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr». pentieimer, chairman of the com- rious Masonic" affiliations ranging the need of housing by 40 veterans Three Ordinances Are »83.3* Jacob Warkentln who will leave mittee on horticulture; Mrs. Ells- from they "Blue Lodge" through and their families. Oa the sugges- soon for the state of Washington. worth R. Mansell, chairman of the the Scottish Rite degrees in Adopted ly loroagfc tion of Councilman Jones, this committee on conservation, and Maine. . , BOROUGH—With no citizens committee made a resurvt-y and PtHt Jury Pantl Drawn Mrs. Murgaret Radtke, librarian The Pratts have three daugh- speaking for or against their reported only eight urgent cases OPEN SUNDAYS TO 5 P.M. BORQUGH-Tbe eighth an d of the New Providence Public Li- ters, ail of whom are married. adoption, Borough Council after listed in their order of importance. TWIT OOUPMY final petit jury panel for the brary, .are in charge of arrange- The Other Candidates holding a public bearing Thurs- DAILY TO 9 P. M. The vets' housing units as con- Waatteld An, county court* drawn Friday In- ment*. A review of the other four can- day night unanimously adopted •pp. Port Offtoa cluded Mra. Louise 8. Jones of 1 didates for the G.O.P. council templated for erection here have three ordinances which include "A Heritage We Guard * two bedrooms, a bath, kitchen and CUaaactfc, N. J. Ridgeview avenue and Arthur E. The Conservation Committee of nominations finds Councilman J. the 1947 salary listings for bor- pxtvfAtfmt Beyer of Holtnea oval. The new Russell Jones seeking to succeed living Toom with a probable oil ough employees../the establish- the Garden Ohlh is sponBOrlng a heating unit of some type. Part of Usvraace jurors will be summoned April 21. program which will be given be- hlniMlf ^or the on«-year term ment of a new building code and The new court terra opens May made vacant by the resignation of the nominal rentals will revert to the vacating of James street fore the pupils of Lincoln School the borough to reimburse the mu 18. at 9 o'clock Monday morning, E. R. Hanscll at the start of(the which was a paper street. Tbe year when h« beenrne mayor nicipaUty forks obligations in the salary ordinance provide* salary April 28. The movie film, "A Herit- undertaking. The borough will un- age We Guard," furnished by the Councilman John S. Wright is a increases for practically all bor- candidate for the unexpircd two- dertake the responsibility for what- ough personnel. Tbe new build- Extension Service of New Jersey ever landscaping is needed. College of Agriculture, New Bruns- year term made vacant by Fred ing code is an adaptation of the AMOCO STATION wick, will be shown. It depicts A. Lorentz when he resigned at Councilman Jones explained that one set up by the. National Board the first of the year to accept ap- Elkwood avenue was selected as of Fire,•'Underwriters- and waa CHARLES IMBBtBO, Prop. the important role played by wild- life resources in. the early devel- pointment as borough attorney, the site for the proposed veterans' adapted-for local use by Council- Sammrf a-4434-K opment of the nation, how fur Besides Mr, Pratt, those vying housing because of its reasonable man John S. Wright, chairman trading and farming reduced wild- for the council posts now held by distance to churches, school, stores of the building .committee. The life and depleted the soil, and Councilmen Herbert D. Taylor and transportation. vacating of James street was CARS WASHED owl POLISHED nieae-ures taken to .Increase desir- and William F. Cunningham are effected on the recommendation able species of wildlife and to «tve Carl Steuhler of Fairview avenue, Barbara Landmesser is of the Planning Board because a former Navy lieutenant in houses in that area are too close S1MONIZED — GREASED the «otl. Week-end Guest at VMI World War II antf Larry Mezzacca BOROUGH — Miss Barbara to the lines of the street to pro- The program is part of the con- Of Livingston avenue, secretary vide necessary width for a road- aervation education being spon- Xandmesser, daughter of Mr. and HUES — TU1ES — IATTERIES of the Republican Club, and a Mrs. William R. Landmesser of way. sored throughout the state under member of, the Planning Board the auspices of the Garden Club Springfield avenue, spent last Tone Jumps 13 Poi»t$ and secretary of the Holy Name week-end at Lexington, Va., at- IATTERIES RECHARGED c>£ New • Jersey,; ' BOROUGH—A letter was read Society. Councilmen Taylor and tending the spring dances at Vir- Thursday night at Borough Coun- Cunningham are not candidates ginia Military Institute as the cil meeting-from the U|tlon Coun- SrvLukeY Ref. Episcopal to succeed themselves. guest of Cadet J. Lietch Wright ALL KINDS OF REP AIRS ty Board of Taxation announcing Rev. Frank L. ItoppeJt !>f Ashford, Va. HLu Landmes- that the tax rate for the borough Guest speaker at St. Luke's Re- formed Episcopal Seminary, Phil- ser,' a graduate of Summit High for this year will be JB.5? com- formed Episcopal Church this adelphia, He has recently visited School, is a student at Southern pared to $5.44 for 1946, a jump ot Sunday at both the morning and Negro missionary work in South Seminary, Buena Vista, Va. 13 points. evening services will be Rev. Carolina and will include a report TYPEWIITCTS and ADDING MACHINES Robert K. Rudolph, D. D., of of this work in his morning mes- Philadelphia, sage. Sold.— R«nttd — Rtpairad Dr. Rudolph Is the son of the Miss Irene Panos will sing sev- late Bishop Rudolph of the New eral selections during the morn- Wt Deliver and Pick Up In and York-Philadelphia Synod and la ing service, including "Jesus Around Sumndt professor of theology at the Re- Give Me a Song." FORBES FLEMINQTON FOR Co. has a Special HWrade Typewriter Stationery Co. SALES GARDEN talent for making up 78 Soot* Street Morrbtown 4-2866 Near Conmranlty Theatre On Route 10, Hanover, N. J. NEW LITTLE FURS Week pays and Sundays Til 6 P. M. of Quality • and presenting them at Drive over for your garden needs a phenomenally low prke RUSSIAN SQUIRREL CAPES The LAWN GRASS SEED —FERTILIZERS SILVER FOX JACKETS Perfect VEGETABLE SEEDS and PLANTS $179°°* Mother's ROWER SEEDS, BULBS and PLANTS * plus 20% Federal T*x POT-GROWN PERENNIAL PUNTS If you are a smart shopper, interested in obtaining HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS the maximum quality at the minimum price com- Day patible with such quality — SHOP and COMPARE — see ail there is to see ~ then visit the Flemington Gift... INSECTICIDES—WEED KILLERS Fur Company/ •».-,. HUMUS. PEAT MOSS, So certain are we (hat our jackets of luxuriously flattering. bright-with-white-Silver Pox — our Sling* Yo« dWt have to worry what siae clothes th* GARDEN TOOLS and 'Suiter* Capes of rich. Mink-blended. Top-Qual- wear* or what perfume aha prefers-when you ity Russian Squirrel — are unexcelled values because choose the perfect gift . . . A HAL HALPERN we bought our pelts when raw*fur prices were lowest portrait of yooraelf, or the children. Come in ASK FOR DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST coupled with our Low Mark-up Policy — that we today for a sitting. Alexander Forbes & Co. confidently urge you to make this comparison. 1011 Ntfe writ «f Mvlagsto* traffic cirtte .-MiTIUITI At HMQMl AS ONE'S SMILEn Facilities TH1 SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL IT. Kegfers Pfcrn 8th Annual Victory Dinner TOWNSHIP — The TowasWf Bowling League will hold Its eighth annual victory dinner at the Moun- of f 4skf He/pte tainside Inn in Route ». April J4. Gold continues to hold first Place with Ml after m efforts by Hiiff Bonn/e Btfrn Schoo/ 14 bowlers Friday night to better # TOWNffl0»-r n»t Towiwhip Boaixl of Education the leaders' score* act the first of voted Monday »Mit toad.the &art of RrtwldmS three sweepstake nights', April 4, aid in the o»*f*&» of the Preventorium School at Bonnie Guenther holds second place wits «M. Th« only char*, following 9aarimn*lwirt9BMMmm&amkJkBMri*l L in the nunumm- Friday night's rolling was In third ber of *Wnainow attending the Prevetttorium School plaoe wtiich was taJcen over by I results* is * dwetwastf fliuui WU|WI Peterson with a «S7 te oust Betes assistance from the State, with his SSL The.-cellarspot was »tb the local school board shout AC Loses Whi/e taken away from Glawjuinto by derinf the deficit, It was ex- Romond with hi* 63». plained. Barbers Move Other scores racked up Friday The board agreed to bill the night: Monica M2, Klhlfrea «tt, Board of Freeholders for the del Ahead of Delia's W. Rogers «1T, Moore WT, B. ictt. Supervising Principal Wil TOWNSHIP-Berkeley AC, Prince 860, Hart 585, R. Prince gam Aiaswortb, Jr., reported at minus the services of Lou Mon- 581, Thompson 681, Radsto 6T0, , recent conference with Dr. John delli and Jake Ruggerio, lost two Hansen 56», Pelts M4, Newcoms) Runnell* of Bonnie Burn Sanato- games to the revamped Pine Tree 581. rium, that Dr. Runnelli was of Inn in the Berkeley Heights Tomorrow night's sweepstakes "the opinion that the school could Bowling League on the Mountain- finale has this card: alley* H be operated with leas help, thus side Inn alleys in Route 29 on Schwartz, Shaffer, Seyms, Smith cutting down the operation costs. next to the last session of the and Stiller vs. Tomasetti, Urich, ltetJgnatie* rendered loop on April 9. Sam Teste, Gut Van Deroef, Curwen, Goddert; m Tabled for future consideration Stiller and Charlie Clark out- alleys 10-11, Rulison, Boyce, Potl* wu the resignation of Richard pointed Frank Erny, Stan Marsh, gano vs. Al Stiller and E. Roger* Rush, sixth grade teacher in Co- Tom Fisher and Charlie Monica lumbia School, who requested to of Pine Tree, but lost out when be relieved of his duties May 1 they received but 100 point* a to reopen a restaurant at the game for their two missing men. Motorist in Crash imhore. The board agreed it Meanwhile Delta's lost their .would release Mr. Ruth, from his final opportunity to take second contract on that date providing a place by losing three games to Seized as Tipsy; suitable substitute could be pro- Bryan's garage. Delia's tolled Rumps cured for the remainder of the 2203 for the evening but lost to an Released on Bail ichool year. . outfit that rolled 2255. Bryan's TOWNSHIP—Albert W. Beatty, took the first game by a single Titidbr WNf • Miil The school calender for the next 45 years old, of R. F. D. 1, Scotch school year was approved. The an- pin. Pending last night's results Plains (this municipality) was ire- Dwlicious to Roast in the season's finale, the best nual Field Day program for May leased on $250 cash bond Satur- by Bond" 14 at Columbia School also was that Delia's can do is to end the day in Springfield after he had 49/ Approved, jv ' .;.••••• season, with a tie for second place pleaded not guilty in the morning Mr. Airurworth reported audio- if they-sweep, against Pine Tree before Recorder Everett T. Spin- meter tests had been given 155 While the' Barbers by a remote ning to a charge of reckless driv- possibility would be losing three pupils in the school and defective ing. Trial was set for Monday, Shoulder Veal Roast hearing was discovered In 11 to the B. H. Firemen. The barbers April 21. took two out of three from pupils. One case of chicken pox Beatty was arrested shortly be- Berkeley Garage last week. fore 11 p. m. Thursday by Radio waa reported in the past month, Swflepatake* and Dinner Planned he laid. . Patrolmen Nelson Stiles and Cube Veal Steaks ' The annual sweepstakes will be Joint Meeting Planned Merle Patten after the car, police held next Wednesday night at the' say, he was driving had allegedly The board agreed to meet with Mountainside Inn alleys with each Pint of thm Season RiVVeal Chops Stewing Veal the Township Committee April 23 struck a vehicle being operated man having a handicap to give on Shunpike road by Harold J. to discuss a proposed plan to in- him a more even chance for roll- BONDED MEATS Veil Patties _. 45/ Veal Chops 45/ stall kindergarten classes in the Scherzer of. Meisel avenue, ing'high for the evening. Tickets Springfield. Scherzer's wife, Mar- Shad Municipal Building next year, be- are also out for the league'* an- Freifi Cantor Cuta came of anticipated crowded con- garet, was shaken up in the colli- Chick Roast * 43/ Broilers and Fryers nual dinner to be held April 30 sion. Buck Ib. 19/ y«**ff cn/.y th* ditions in Columbia School. at the Mountainside Inn alleys. n—uth • watting FraaHmters * 49/ Snoked Shoulders William C. Russo, building and Beatty was examined by Dr. *f Ctmnd I/nie* April • Btandlnga Henry P. Dengler of Summit who grounds chairman, was. author- I all Grand VnUm Anartai Berkeley A. O. w_ 14 pronounced him under the In Frill Mackerel Sliced Bacaa *33/ Cold Cute ized to engage Frank Vannotta to «r« "AA" «r "A" Berkeley Barbers VtM 2S fluence of intoxication. ftmk care for the grounds of Columbia >lias 53 38 Haddock Fillets -43/ Grand Unimm masts Grew. Beef 1.43/ Beef Liver 59/ School during the summer months *ine Tree Inn SO 31 try an t Oarage « 40 "Y" Boys or« "Boc««il it, simmer it, fry it —- it's always superintendent of Bonnie Burn TOWNSHIP — The following Crita Cheest . her husband, to Mr. and Mrs. * Shtfford't Frtsh, Grttn, Ttxai Sanatorium here, shows, little deeds have been recorded in the good eating. So many of us do not know Frank W. Branning, property at juit bow mwy «ayt this dtlkioufrtating New Cabbage *5 change in the number of patients CMvel office of the county registrar in Middle avenue and Broad street. registered. Oh February 25 they the Court House, Elizabeth: Most Kinda meat can.be Mrved. For initaocc, have you numbered 304; 37 boys, 30 girls, Caporaso & SOM, Inc., to Mr. BeTKl'l ChMM . ever tried s Veal Shoulder Roast with Firm, Criip, Fr«ih K—d Township of New Providence to and Mrs. Cosimo Caporaso, three 140 men and 97 women. On March Our Lady of Mount Carmcl So- Town Holl Bicoo Stuffing or * Spicy Veal Pot Roast. Iceberg Lettuce 10 tracts in road leading from Spring- 25 there were 303 patients in the ciety, Inc., lots 1 to 25, block 2 BlM ChMM . . , try them! Here ste the recipes: sanatorium; 38 boys, 27 girls, 138 field to Summit, vicinity of lands Flavonom* and lots 1 to 34, block 3, official of Tingley, Veal Shoolder Roa.l 2-29/ men and 100 women. tax map. , -•» • MMRtter ChMM Bacon Stuffing Celery Heart! . ^25/ Yellow Squash » The daily average for .the month Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Daly to Checseof IOOUSM 1 1 Township of New Providence to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Emery, Cboott 1 sqout cot ihouldtr of veil - hooti Carrots o— ^^ ^ 2**» 15/ Grapefruit s««<»... 4' 25/ reported on was 299.76; 43.96 chil- Our Lady of Mount Carmel So- Pihst-ttt ChMM tot ituffini. wltifht ilwr booing appHninudr dren and 233.60 adults, including property in Druid Hill road, 471.08 9 lb». Make dndiog u follo'w*: fir 6 lliANmr&#&F her husband, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam- Birdteye howi. Serrct ) to tb* pound of neat. dren were discharged last month. from Ashland road, if extended; uel M. Coombs, Jr., property in Stack ay tha aid petttfrjr akalf. SaUrt yam naadi tram tha aban- 16oz.pkg. 31/ Spier Pot ROOH donta al *Waf qaality gratariaa ta ha faand at yam friandly Juror to Be Summontd and one tract in Asbland road, Edgewood road, intersected by 150.42 feet from Colony drive, if westerly line of lands of Fred Cboow Mb. nanp torn of mal. boa* Uf( i«. Grand Vniam Mmhat. Sava am all yam faad mad* avry dmy. TOWNSHIP—Mrs. Minnie H. extended. Lawrence. Mi> t tablespoon of dry mmtard, 1 tmpooa Spinach poultry MMooiog, 1 tablespoon, brown «u*w. H Sturman of Kline place was one Clara S. Williams and Ada W. Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Hermes 1 tablopooo ialr, and aoma papptr toftthtt, and to Mr. and Mr*. John G. Jaekle, nb> into dw roaM. Brawn the roaK »try alowly of ioo persons whose names were CowperUiwait to William J. Hat- Birdsey* in 3 tableapoooa lard - th* roof* alowlr brown«d Vegetable Soup ^, 2 19< tersley, property in Meadowbrook property in Blackburn road, 640.86 14 or pkg th* better tbt Hiw*. Add Vi Oip dictd oaioo, ^rawn Friday to re'presejit.....the, feet from Pine Grove avenue. 21/ 2 tablnpoona vfatgar sod cottr tiabtfr. Simnwr court, 415.41 feet from Division orrr a low «rt for 2'/j hours. Malat in owa eighth and final Jury panel of the avenue. ' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F. Noble (ra*r- Scrres 3 to the poond of meat. county courts. She will be sum- to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar K. Eber- Clam S. Williams and Ada W. Peas and Carrots If you would like to know nor* ways Prepared Spaghetti 10' hart, property In Hickory road, moned April 21. The new .court Cowperthwait to Frederick G. Wil- to vary your meals with Teal —stud for 375.79 feet from Bedford road. Sterling Point term opens May 13. • liams, property in Meadowbrook nf collection of Vtd Redpc* -j- over «0 er Dulsny ideas foe joa, Red Kidney Beans 2 19

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Letterae* Henry OonnoOy and •quad aas aoocpted ttM will Bjaat atrocg Mettle of SHS '47 Nine Be Distributed «f tbs 8uuuait *siiBiaCtail) t« Coach Elwood C. Cornog will have an opportuaity 1U court in Sunset urive for m tm the first team. Saturday starting at 2:30 p. m. on Memorial Field to get Free to Sportsmen borne games aocordUig to Oaacs As oeual the field ' an estimate of how bis 1947 baseball charge* will aUck O*vid McNeeJy. Glen RMfe wtt for plaeee on tne doubles combm».| Growing pkaata, Isdudiag feat help Summit open it* b | •gainst oppoaition comparable to any team his outfit wiB tions. Andrew Davia, p«ter I and cover sfcrtibe, treee aad rinea, on Wwlaesdiy, May 7 at S;» neet ia their IS-game card which will get under w»y are available to sportsmen's Dwight Ketchum and Don M Tuesday afternoon against Union groups and other orfeaiaaUoea eU at* emon* the candidate. High sway. Saturdays opposition Cr»wf«re Interested 1» improvtaf- wildlife Eifhteeu eater netmen an* shew promise rt going piscej | twered Coach UcNtel/s first call for win be composed of recent High rt r habitat* In New Jeracy, the Statt « for pracUce on the Oelaatte oourU •cheei aittosai. all of whom were Orotas. if e Fish and «»me Council of the De» Vctema will play host to better than average performers* la Richmond. U partBuat of CtMeervstioo an- last Thursday afternoon. Making Ktmp. If f Summit team on stay 5. This their school days. nounced today. use of the hard surf ace Oetaaeee u courts to get to a tew earty irot« atari* the nret Ume sir»c« betOt«| Rocco Lolatte, one o# the eWert M The plants, gives without Net, High School twiriers in recent 3 comprises bittersweet, Japanese leys, the equad allowed posslbiMtle* the war that these two school* wi of developing new material to fill meet on the courts. yean, will pit his managerial Totals barberry aoB wild rose. Tbeee ability against Coach Oornog 4l«« Win W) plsated in cottjunetlon with exist* lag cover would greatly improve Handicapped with a sore aras suf- Soontir. rf fered white doing a tour of duty toe tuviroemeot of ganM spedea PatUtbo. « u with the Army, Lolatte doesot ex- iiintr, e in all p»rts of New Jersey. tb« pect to get in tht game except PMttaoa, tg 8t^t« Flah ao4 Game Council possibly as a pinch hitter or run- T&Ol*?. If claims. ner or If needed in the outfield. Totals u a M IHstribntlon of the plant* Results • A brand new home design of unusual possibilities is £fext week will go a long way TuthiU 181 188 11» Woodard, Francis Kernan, Fred smni to launch a program to re- 171 187 Darling 187 159 173—4 now added to the Weyerhaeuser 4-Square Home Build- towards telling how Summit will Jaroasy 179 Becker Carey 183 147 204— 138 Fox," and Lafayette Grlsby, a store wildlife environment that has Btaahluk Oero 181.174 207—MB fare in Its Suburban Conference ToUU ~m "m ing Service. This design, reproduced in full colors, is freshman, as the most likely can- been lost. M. Totun rjce. After taking on Union Tuea- Chamber of Cowmtrct w. Totten 533 si didates for the mile relay team. Breweter 139 197 188 h. Osborne Ruisi 187 163 ready for you to see the next time you come to our office. day afternoon away, the Maroon Bebout 138 158 1M 184-914 Pinneran 139 183 140—472 Try-ouU will be held today and Weiboldt 203 189 217 Total* 775 188 132 and White will travel to Morris- Dorwan 131 183 177 CuUlo 171— 491 Here is a timely design, combining good taste and town next Thursday to face ths tomorrow as Coach N. H. Mc- City Keg/ers to AUea 183 139 ^4850-1477 Giffin's squad attempts to over- Corrf flexibility in an interesting way. Without the breezeway Colonials. Next week's games are Totals Dotun aen-cohferenoe affairs. Summit's come the handicap of poor prac- Hold Banquet in A. 'Ifuason 8. Phllltppt 308 208 983 and garage this house is an attractive living unit, tice weather that his prevailed Badgley J. PhUUppl 303 187 157— S29 first conference game will be at Tayior Dummy K4rlen 179 148 175— 500 and with their addition later, it becomes a completely home on April 2s against Milsburn recently. Although it it early in Scotch Plains the season to predict the outcome J. Phi Total* 815 853 "»92 I2T "SOI—1814 modern home. here. As a grand finale for the recent Baum 159 177 199— MS As previously stated, Anthony of meets ahead the Summit High Bebout 190 154 186— 533 season, members of the City Bowl- 193— 519 Practical planning, with proper attention to the basic Bosso will have the call to do the contingent should give any oppo- Boyct Scboen«e4*ner 150 178 Ing League wiU hold their annual Tracy values of sound construction principles, is evident in this receiving work for 8ummtt with nent an interesting afternoon on PUley 499 509 ~S48—ISM the track and in the field. banquet tonight at Bremble'a Inn, Nerrlne Oppenhelmer Richard Leveaque at first, Jim Casper newest design for the Weyerhaeuser 4*Square Home Sootch Plains. Irving Moroney 143 148 187-480 Corradl second, Roger Pott third, Bole«rater Brenn 221 203 181- «03 Buildihg Service. Investigate the many attractive home Harold Ahem left, Art Cotterel RtcrtotiM Ctnttr Has As Is usual on such occasions, Ofnsemer . Total* 853 Allen ' 236 204 170— «10 the championship team (Pulveris- Dummy Firemen designs which we have to show you in this ever-growing center and either Harold Button O. Behre 602 "535 "538—1695 or Vlnce Blcoii In right If Cosimo TaMt Tttuits Tourney ing Machinery) will receive a "Totals 7M 770 Bernardo Prtyberger 183 162. 18V- ,538 source book of home building information. Call on us trophy. Other prizes for) individ- Sawyer Faul 135 188 188— 511 Fedlelnfa arm comes around he Cast Summit Recreation Center April 19 Remit* Spurgeoa Swlck 179 224 1«8— 571 soon to help you in*your home planning. ual and team achievement will stoets will get the nod at short Dom held a T,able Tennis Tournament Baldwin Quido, Dortslder^ini Chejt. jQor-* also be- announced and presented l« C, T 918 for it^tecmttcr* on Aprtt 1^ S ftrtd toiilght. Bchderiwiwner 135 .' BOf, rfght handef, will probably be Shaetra 193 183 333 Totals 858 817 a. The following members entered: Klrfrn the mainstays on ths mound with Prominent among the guests 181 Anthony Giannataslo, Mario Mor- "will be President Ernest P. Pat- Oast ; IM Bob Tork and George Zimmer- torullo, Sal Pannella, Eddie Pigna 177 doing relief Jobs. ten of the Board of Recreation Totals 893 82S 877 A. Church Bchadle, Raymond Alflero, An- and Secretary Harian S. Kennedy Carter mbllihinf Co. J Church thony NaUle, Frank Altiero, An- O. Itoaso 1U 1M 171 Mandato. Brydon 151— 470 of the league, who Is also direc- Frejberter in IK 194 P. Mea Hanlon 131— 433 I i^s^sWwVsrsT n SVWBMMWMPVBMB thony Boszo, Junior Delia Piazza, tor of recreation for the city. Swick 1M l«7 178 Delia NardleUo 181— 330 STEPHENS-MILLER CO. asril 11 •Units Peter Hasney, Julie Bono, Hike N./UOSS0' m m 199 Maters (Is) Mayo las Ul 151 Totals 463—1433 38 RmMfl Floct Smmif,N.J O Zotti, David McGrath and An- 9HMS. rt Summit Duo Run for Totals 827 8*7 893 Plressea Wsfiuexnary, If I a thony Accorsi. Raymond Alflero Plscher Vttchen: e •»• ii won the Center Championship Uhigh Track Squod Petroakl woodard, rg 1 a AprU M Results W. Behre Thole, Ig •t a medal by defeating his cousin Albert H. Baker and Stuart F. American Lesion Webster Frank Alfiero in i out of 7 games Rulsl 179 Vlgnaii Tetato Nlmnao, both graduate! of Sum- Oanualdl i«o 1«8 W. K«Uy ii Bogoaian 188 •;• nm m r im —33-20, 17-21, 23-21. 13-21, 2M3, IN T mit High School, will be on the Jankoskt 133 19-21. 21-17. Frank Altiero took McCua. 148 Lchlgh University track equad Ftremea TmrtrtdgsT'u a the runner up medal. They will Schmltt e both receive their awards for that meets Gettysburg and Muhl- Totals Dummy W. Oiborn* good playing at the closing parly entxrg on Saturday at Gettys- Bontttnpo 312 ParceUs of the Center tonight. Kitchen 180 Adam* u i as burg, Paul . 185 Moransy 131 Totals Br*nn 301 730 T. XeUr ' Totals 8M 939 T. Beilly K. Rellly Phillips W. t. Simon Pulverising Machinery SO 25 Qargiulos 54 30 Total 783 831 738. Carttr Publishing Co. 53 31 •Handicap. Chamber of Commerce 47 37 Root* 48 38 Gharlinea 37 47 City Thrrt-Mon League Summit Bufck 39 55 American Legion 11 73 April 11 standings Klvleniphtlllppl-Phlllippl u .~. Baum-Bebout-SchoenweUner 6S 540. I. H. Bowltnq Udgut Carey-D«rllng.Oero jfl 328 9 April 9 ResnlU F1nneran.McCu«-Rui»l 54 308. Berkttey A. C. Moroney-Brenn-Allen 53 513. 8. T«tte 135 304 158 A. BtUler 144 181 135 raul-SMck-Fnyberger 48 333.8 O. Clark 138 149 148 Taylor-Tagor-faylor m 4SO.19 a-. Dummy 100 100 100 KanUeUo-Banlon-Brydon 48 475.3a Dummy 100 100 100 300O O. H.O. A»e. 8. PhUUppl 33 81 815 116.73 Totals 734 841 Baum 18 74 633 183.18 m Oero 17 75 633 162.43 F. Brnla Pins Tree Inn 118 HI Allen 13 88 603 180.13 S. Ifsrsh 149 107 188 Klvlen 11 81 648 179.35 T . PlshePlsher 174 170 163 Schoenireianer 16 81 613 179.11 C. Monica, Jr. 111878 153 143 8 wick 14 81 643 179.8 Dummy 10110 100 100 Prejrberger 7 42 631 178.4 Bebout 14 81 389 178.11 Totals : •708 848 783 Taylor. Br. 15 81 643 173.44 >J. PhUUppl 18 81 808 175.30 lanello's Dairy Rulsl 13 78 599 174.41 ». Ianello 131 170 U3 Carey 6 78 633 174J1 K. Prate* 80 109 119 Paul 7 78 583 172.47 B. Pllckenschlld 73 119 132 Darling 13 78 239 172.31 B. Curtl*. Sr. 188 141 Brenn ' 78 613 171.68 H. De Prelta* m 123 Plnneraa 60 591 170.41 GENUINE foto in ioo 108 100 MardttUo 78 598 1M.2 Brydoa 73 537 162.31 PARTS Totals 550 "e» (M7 Taylor, Jr. 78 S33 182.39 .. ^ Berittlej Height* lire Co. McCuf 78 531 101.7 M. Del Duct, lie l}0 97 Morouey 78 562 1S8.7S R. OUraalch 117 138 112 Hanlon 78 508 148.17 C. Delia ai us 100 Taylor 1 78 514 143.58 J. Romano 131 120 133 Dummr ioo ioo 100 Total* ,. MS 831 HI Brjraa's Gangs 8. Kttm 13« is* Indulge Your Hobby O. Morgan m 13a 187 D. Bryan «» 131 J. Krlckson Hi 132 181 *• ,?•«*> "T 13T US T. Oold mi 209 on Your Vacations... Total* 71T 784 Delia's Thtrrt 10 pl L. Rattlna 184 135 148 B. Mrnltt 13] 143 181 J. rerrataa 155 138 m; litalBNE Turn cowboy when you vacation on a ranch; go fishing; go ; O. Bhmiy 138 117 113 D. " 154 158 m BATTERIES . do Hit things you love to do. The way to have successful vacations Totals 753 811 789 Barken „ J tor** RECHARGED OR Is to plan them ahead and save for them. Save by buying United 131 159 109 U. MondelU 133 119 117 J. Oolletta US 116 RENTED States Savings Bonds. Every seventy-five cents will grow into a T. rrtdtrtek* 137 137 F. Tannotu 178 is J. Mondtui Let tu give your ear a dollar. Buy bonds regularly and hold them. Totals 878 707 JL\ Oarage complete check-up beforw 114 IM X Amodto in 151 - IOO 108 B. Delia 131 InipectlorL D. Amodto 171 140 133 133 119 W. Rusao, jr. 148 mm Mrvice-See Twr Fritndly Fa 138 m Totals «78 898

• auaeing* DILLON MOTORS. INC- **. L. HO, ss. • sa & "* ~™ Summit 1* S» SBS that THfc SUMMIT HtULD, THytSDAY, Aftll If. 1H7 If ae eatained oposi written appiiflatioa to tite Fort Hancock Kner Trances manstisl fw Usa- Sports' Sidelights tOOtWIK h»g « two-sails stretch ee the south** atetioa of the epit Fia* Dreeka's, 194. in CHANGES IN BASKETBALL RULES rlll ittki Through . 30 caught firaea other etcUes* of '.toe $ *•' « » A' again tinkering with the Th« 1M7 flekinf seam set Maereatxca will be tarred. Exhibition brae N for Hit J947-4* ^^ Tb* four^taut. tder way wits) the esaalaa last Tie Gmtnuti Toomament Summit Diner gave evMeace ef htgtetball m$dm had termed unMtiafactonr ha. ay of tne faves** Aaaaal this year will' isdade *M entries plenty of power Sunday *fte*. fed aad hareafter only darfiig the final three Jtreey Oovemor'a fialang In lirt^il ftsttsjoBsC tow tfm yiwintf aooa oa Memorial Held I* tbxougbost tk* State and tne; trouncing another GUM A Sell* opeaing «* ta* GammmotM Toor-' At tlitt mm &**. unliinit* antetitutkm*antetitutkm*, u»«tta4 Sponsored by the Maw Jersey teU League entry, Oreeka'a, It* naaseai tmntidt* wttfe tne opea- in.an exhibition tame, fbe Dinar of«mrfJ^ntry,wiUl»je«nittedjittd. TTWW i mean, « pUytr nay Council, * unit ef the tuu De- iag of tlic Cape May Cou»ty and combined tne offerlega of Speaai le«ve and return at many times w desired. P^t of BooneoUe Develop ate**. Long Bmek Wimd D* 1847 touratweac Is a state* »»4 Carambio. toe Dreeka twirl- Other rule dung**, none of major importance, will ptr- Tne also'wits ert, for 13 bJU, at the aame time Wide i*-e*p*t*ke* embracing any U* m*t»aym^-mimt-dmm;podikaf-ik tne restraining gjh legally ceufftt la the State be- tee working Spend for ten beeet oa oreje on all jump balls; foul, in conttouout motion plays wm far bails and Carambio for four. tween April U aad Novestter KL be UbaraUaad, with a frester onus on the defending player, The tournajatat tW* year ttevt .M cast* Ml saay ke Cfcraea Yannotta, Diner anort- lefttily caavjt* tansMgB Jag* It,' • - «t»p, drove1 in four run* in tat *od the flagrant-foul rule will be rwlrattad. An^c«Son tures "flsb Of the SJtVtA to the new three-minute rule, m far at it concerns high I attractive trophies awarded «*ca Tnc jadge** «wus»itta* fee tbe eight* witn a round-tripper to Its? ToaraaateBl is saade «P «* left center. Te leha Daiute el month for the outstanding catehe* •chohdd gan^t, will cOl f«r a referee'. iatemutaSrX^ 2i^1 outdoor titters «a Mew Jersey Dreeka'Dreeka's went the henor el hit. in fresh «ad emit water division*.' d*it» «tet before the end of each half. Thlt move wat made in' iayftr*T"T ting the game's first heater, Jirfgee long wallop tnet nit the the mterett of safety for the players. "P» » their —- wall ta left field. * YOUR Q&1M WILL COST MORE contest f« tile "Sen of the year" is t# jpreviae* years, Freckles Trengrove went the • Y«w golf round this year will cost more. The UveJy in salt and fresh water division*. t first four innings on the mound baU telli for 95 cents, baft are higher than ever, wood and In addition, there will be recoys^ ie no" foiwaJ avtrjr for tac Mi? T*ar»*ja*at. for the Diner and gave up four iron dubs are up about I9fw cent and caddies at tome local tion for the heaviest fka cattgM hits, allowing the losers five of Ji^dgca wiil wu for catch* ttaat clubs get $2, plus a tip. Membership dues at many dubs UJ each of M apeciet. have matt t* titetr att*»tioa their eight runs. The * veteran Tournament officials point out ettacr Owb Pete Kivlen finished up for tbe have been raited and tbe public links player, will pay more that tisk eaugttt on the section | flaWr« wiasers, allowing four hits end than in other seasons. - ^' w tiaravgb offieiala «f local of Sandy Hook Military Reaerva- three nips, It't an expentiva game, but, despite the increases, pros ' tion which bit opened to the ftth- Tne- losers made a game out tt the local gotf dubs predict that New Jersey golf will have trig public will be eligible for tour- Entries will a« anhaitt«d ta of it for the first five innings, nament prizea, writia« to ta« BMrert outdoAr edi- pushing across two runs la etch its greatest year. The waiting list, at the country dubs show tor ae to Uac: New Jeney Govera- Sandy Hook originally wu "out the third, fourth and fifth In- Ae interest in the game a* fairways and greens are being Tins «imr ROUE at OaUoping tm, the IMesk or*a Vttafaw Tnwsawat New ning* to trail 8-7. However in the rolled to prepare for the popular opening day tourneys. Ceunty *m*k Otmmlastan's SVaete gelf eewee ta lannga, A seaettee freest Is available a|ae f ** we of bounds" for tournament catches Jeuey Canescil. S» Ea# State under a rui« that barred flan sixth, seventh and eighth frames Judging from the plant under way, there wiU be more Keailworth and Ualatu FacUiUe* at fee geMheoea by eeflstewMl players. Lest yea? s«t«exteH»telr atreec. Tutiw Rales aad a de- the diner dug |n and pushed over bielade » resUunwri, pro shop, locker, «kow*r an* tMtt aeefte tegMafei te play at the eeurec caught from "restricted military Hstlil wia ae tournament activity than ever before in all golfing circles. reservations. However, to* War It runs, three ta tbe iittn and four ea«h la the seventh and The POO, new public link* organization in New Jersey, eighth. Dreeka's never got start- which embraces Galloping Hill, got off to a. good start at Danes, fimpdogs, Aire- ed after the fifth. Entries Close May 12 dale terriers, Bedllngton terrier*, itt meeting two weeks ago and much is expected when the Bull terrier*, wire and smooth Fox DrMkal players at the 54 fee courses in the State are enrolled. Ab sV territrs, Kerry Blue terriers, AU the popular tourneyt of the big seasons before the For Madison Dog Show Scottish terriers, Welsh terriers, war are back on the schedule and the men and women push- Pekingese, , .miniature Pinsehsrs, ing golf have added many new events. • Once again the famed Morria and Essex Kennel Club Pomeranian*, Boston " terriers, RULES FOR BEING A FIGHT FAN ehow, scheduled May 24, at Madison, takes its place at the English bulldogs, Chow Chows, world's richest one-day dog show. Premium lists for this Dalmatians, French bulldogs and So you think it's easy to be a fight fan. From this corner, colorful affair on the picturesque Giralda Farms estate of rainltture and standard Poodles. it teemt that a fight fan hat to follow stringent vocal rules Mrs. M. Hartley Dodge, the show sponsor, were mailed out Tor the convenience of ex- faithfully. Briefly, here's the general routine. First comet hibitors there will be free truck- this week to exhibitors all over the ing service at Madison, Friday the vocal attack on the referee. Yell for him to break the United State* and Canada. the same owner, but another sil- boxen up when they go to work in close, and then in com- and Saturday, May 23 and 24, to The premium booklet, bound in ver trophy I* given to commemo- take dog* from the Lackaawnna plete reverse till the brainless bum to leave 'em alone the It* familiar orange and blue colors, rate each win. Of still greater Im- station to the show grounds and next time they get tied up. This, of course, dependt on just discloses that the 84-breed show portance in sentimental value Is return. There aUo will be free bus the M. Hartley Dodge, Jr. Memo- l how your fighter it doing at the particular time. will offer (7,000 In cash awards service for the exhibitors on th* o rial Trophy. This trophy U award- and 123 sterling silver trophies. No dsy of the show from the station. You have to learn to plead wistfully (aa if you had a ad In every breed for a special I other one-day show, even *n all- ""'Entries will definitely close »t •-. a toft heart) for the ref to stop the melee, if one of the fighters claa* of American-bred dogs and breed affair, 1* ao lucrative, and noon on Monday, May 12, with 2 bitches. Dogs must be entered In 1 it getting a shellacking. When he does stop hostilities, slang even more important Is the fact the Foley Dog Show Organization, t U him vehemently, and alwaya accuse him of being paid off, that there are no restrictions on this class and the winner Is eli- 440—IB gible for the besi-o/-breed sward, 2009 RantUad street, Philadelphia WO-S or having a piece of the combatant. the cash awards. Most shows re- 3, Pa. Entry blanks and premium At the dote of tit* fight, yell in authoritative tones for quire a certain number of entries The fir it, second, third and lists may be obtained from the fourth prite winners In each group your-fighter, or chant (you have to chant) draw, draw . .. in each cla.M before the cash Foley Organisation. Anglers Swing awards ars made available, but at also will receive rosettes with a especially if your choice clearly lost the duke. This style of Morris and Essex there ti no net medal In the eenter and, In addi- Into Action; vocal exertion is designed to influence the official. When the figure In other words, if there Is tion, there will be a bronte medal Kimb+r Wins Foul Talk Subsides verdict it given, you have to have the knack of booing and only one dog in a class the ex- for th* Bast of Winners in each hibitor or owner of that dog re- breed. Shooting Contest Tha trout season In New Jersey cheering making it a well-balanced vocal demonstration. Then there it the oral attack on the fighters. Tell the ceives the first place cash award. The Morris and Essex show was Klmbar won the intermediate opened Tuesday. This we* a must revived last year after a four-year becasioq for hundred* of outdoor fighters to stand still and fight, if they are boxing nicely. If Like last year, first price In boys' annual foul shooting con- each ciaM will be $10. The usual war auspenslon as a 30-bread at* test Saturday at the Central epertemen in our nddet Including the boxers start to slug, a change of pace is necessary. TeU fair. This year It will be a 34-breed a nomber of High School boys third place cash award has boon YMGA with a final percentage of MOWfWtfl them not to be lardheads. Yt« at them to box and jab. In eliminated, but the second place •how with the addition of Schlp- .010. On a boai« of 10 possible whose cteasroom se«ts ferfvt. perkes, Afghan hounds, Sealyham other words, doa't le^.niyone get set (or your vocal attack. award has been increased from shots In each «f three rounda h* - cant Baseball, politics, the tele- terriers and Irian terrier!. ; tiers keep phone strike and what have you • Finally, you can't slight the promoter!. Rait them *t tow. * . : . - -• Shot 7, A, 10. Shooting on the flume me plenty busy. A','VSamk- will play second fiddle temporarily roundly. Wail at the stench in the joint, and scream: "Where Two Outstanding Awards The other breeds are Pointers, basis the rest of the entries fin- Checking Account soves as aU hands set otft for the stream* did you find these freakt?" and aU such derogatory chatter. The moat coveted award among Engliah setters, Irish settera, ished In . the following order: to satisfy that certain urge. American and English type much time and steps in pay- To be a polished fan, you have to have a musical repetoire the silverware, the value of which Moroney fl,. 7, 3; Hanlon 5, 0, 0; Even the bank* of Briant's Pond cocker spaniels, English Springer ing WIU." . consisting of tuc.li hits as "Sweet Adelline" and "Let Me CaU runs Into thousand* of dollars, is Zotti 8, 8, 7; Maffai 5, 8 8; Scherzer in Bast Summit were crowded the P. A. Rockefeller Trophy for spaniels, Beagles, Dachshunds, 5 6, 8; Christie 5, 5, 7; Bontempo You Sweetheart." early Tuesday morning by those the best dog or bitch in the show. Boxen, Collies, Dobrrman pinsch- 1, 8, 3; Ryan 2, 0, *. and O'Brien who were unable to leave town In every sports gathering, there are alwaya some punks This trophy muat he won twice by ers, German shepherds, Great 2, 8, 4. because of school or other com- who just, can't be pleased. These squawkers or ringside mltment*. champs (the only title they hold is to their ticket stubs) Anyway, the majority of the come prepared to sneer and jeer and to give erroneous ad- TIACMft biggest *»d best trout stream* in the State are in this end of the vice. Here't a format for these ringside sadists. Both fight- State which is a decided break for ers connect simultaneously and knock each other colder than the Isbak Walton* of North Jer- frosted foods. The referee collapses with a nervous break- sey. Plenty of talk has abounded down. The promoter gets his hand caught in the cash drawer during recent month* in regards to the trout fishing situation. All and loses same. The very vigilant law. enforcers (they lost of this talk has subsided now heavy bets on this one) discover that the whole darn fracas that the anglers have swung into wat framed by gamblers who cohtroUed the outcome by action. RADAR Of course, the match gets fancy smearing in the rags and everyone it happy, there't a sordid presentation WiM Mwfft Ctfflficotv that should satisfy the most voracious fistic gourmet. hi ftpsl-Cola Contest Laurence Edward Lues, Jr. is Open a National Newark one of three Phillips Exeter City Bowling Uogn* Hud RaRkhtfp, Averages Academy (Exeter, Mass.) students with any amount; Maintain an; balance. No SBOSNMT L. H8 Ave. who have received notice that they Pulverizing Men. wS.B 29 1037 081.33 service charge. The only cost is $2 for a booaz of It have been awarded certificates Oarglulo's 54 30 1007 181.47 Carter Pub. Co. S3 33 1000 B8S.8 of merit by the Pepsi-Cola Schol- Root's 4? ,1041 880.39 7th Annual City checks in a handy leather wallet, wide yoer •asae n 888.01 arship Board as runners-up for Chamber Com. 47 ii 1040 Oharllne'a 38 46 97S 8O89 imprinted on each check. - > the 1M four-year college scholar* Summit Butck 38 SS 944 833.1 , •hips being granted this year. As American Legion 11 73 937 773.38 Badminton Tourney certificate of merit winner, he will . Averages O. R.8. AT* receive a 160 award when he enters Mayo 57 324 • 185.33 NATIONAL NEWAML * ESSEX 184.43 Set for Next Week college next fall. C. llOMO M 258 JaroMey 81 338 18443 The. seventh annual Summit Batikiwg CutKftOKjf Mr. Luce, jr., 18, is the son of MacQuMton 80 345 183 44 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Luce 8. PhUlippl 81 238 ' . 181.73 badminton championship will be Bauffl 81 240 181.61 held Tuesday and Thureday of 744 BROAD STttH(t) • NEWAK • 1t5 MMV SIKETISI of Beekman road. He plane to en- Bcbout 75 324 181.5 74 232 * 180.60 next week in the High School Mtmb* filtnlKtttrrf SytHm Mtmtm riOIKI AND HOW I swtek 84 235 S.OUIING CHUM »*.l|l « WHIIMY THl FIMf CUV BUOY A COOL HONE 81 246 174.78 8-2932 of the operator will connect Mi fOR A TuthUI 174.61 Ml KM THf THAT'* KlCH VST IAIANCID BUND Shapiro 78 337 174.21 Four tournament* will be icon- •ITUBNINf iei. muippi 84 255 CtUIMTV. AMlVAlOfCARSTAIH* irSMT, MHO Yil MlANt A MUMCTLV 174.6 ducted: men's novice doubles, WHITI SIAl WHISKIT WQMDIRFUl TASTir Brown as 218 173.6* MINT TOWf HIAMY, SHt TMSSUMMR B, Oanuiio 84 244 173.40 men's open doubt**, mixed double* IH QUANTITY 1 Wrtboldt e» 239 171.50 and women's double*. The men's Brewvter 84 336 171.47 StUkal 83 338 171.26 novice doubles are open to play- With Shade Provided BuUlvan M 227 170.12 er's who have not won a first In •olewater 40 334 ' 170.J Klvlen 27 31* 107.00 the iocattmen'M doubles or first or UcOU* e» 330 167.60 •ecoiid in the Union County men's Dorwart 78 311 167 50 AWNINGS BchwlMner 84 doubles. 344 100.50 BtaUUe 7* 333 106.29 KlteheU 83, 33S 104.30 Bntnea close today with Ken- Oatpsr M 353 ' 163.25 nedy. The tournaments are open JankoiU 63 231 163.0 Complete Canvas Manufacturing Marrlne 87 333 101.26 to any. player living or working Ruiet ee 313 159.8 In. Summit or New Providence "The ttmat h Cmaa Product*" 77 124' 158.42 Borough or Township or to any SI 300 143.13 wx*T*MO*i.rrs . rw cue Btnuaiaia 44 311 regular players in badminton mvM tftiMMo ovAirnr TUMI'S niNTY We put them up in the Summer^ take them down and store them for groups^ playing in Summit Or IT Al Baker and Rudd Crawford MOUND NOW! IW# SoVfflMsl ym/n on the Winter! l^iia ill il *— KmmAmu won the men's doubles last year; A. IL T&rsntlno and Dr. William Softball addlote will have an op* A. Kfncald the men'e novice " TAiPAUUNS portunity te see one of two soft- doubles; Mrs. Dorothy Broussean • REPAIRING ball games Sunday at Memorial and BUI Ptenn the mixad doubles -CANVAS lAftS Field, each getting under way aad Mrs. Margaret Harper and • COTTON DUCK- shortly after 2 p. m. Summit Diner, Mrs. Brottseeau the women's picked by many a* the leading doubles. contender in thta year's das* "A" League, will play an akhlbltlon The bulk of the accident total game with the IprlnfAeld Legion, iii vm was made up of one or On another diamond, Dreeka'* two-death accidents, the National will meet Bastsrn Fuel in a Class Safety Council reports. Only two' The Ihrfect/f Ba/ancedBlend A AND A Canvas Company "A" League exhibition. catastrophes la lMe caused more than 50 deaths — tha Wlnecoff Vaax Hall, N. i. 2119 Springfield Am Oil extracted from cherry pita Hotel (Ire In Atlanta which took has become commercially valu- 110 lives, and the La Salle Hotel CARSTAIRS White Seal able. lire In Chicago with a toll of M. IHi SUMMIT HtUMP, IHUKSDAV, AWL

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Mr. Backer, wa* has ben gtaat,. Sat* i cd a achnlsraafr ia afcysUa, ia- lay ii» Hates OaBaaVa eatva* «a AJB. stagnat troa Oor- aaaaal eaiatr aatl Uaiwtty U ittT. at Craatord. Thirty ©eewpattoas aai brandf at AAP are fcr ta* wlvta. Tktt k«** «Nf •fUraoea ta croup SineyMadem in a adectwa as Wg a. •t which stefeats atsaMaft aa* Dr. OMUflt, P«^d«t af. atate YoMeerWon l^eUogg'f Cora FUket , # •«4*9a Teacfetrs' CoUat* at Htmak aatf feraiarijr suB*riatcad*at af Swuiyfield Cora Flakes , # a^vis-Sf sca*ob la asamH. wu aawMa; By Service League " a%24« tow pwwiaaat stoeators waa> Mrs. W. W. BtaaUa, _ _ aa a cbalrmaa af Crapelrult Juice mm*um 3 lT25« taa SwanttJaaie Berries Laagaa, 'Us •wsfaawlawi Is % ^tl- Applesauee * Brofeaskra, according to Dr. Ken- aatecr serrioe ta the ooauaaitv. neth Campbell HacKay, the deaa Hit. StapUa potaU aaft that la ad- Fruit Coektail at Union Junior College, Is pro- ditioa to maaaiaff tbe Thrift Shop, voklag more Interest amoag which is nia by tbe League as a Grapefruit Sections aafstMS vtUran-ittutents Una any other community service, the proceeds otacr, .'...'• going entirely to local aad nation Peafches iaH*iaiska- al charities, League neaaben are "ILOST32LBSJ taking active parts in all phases Peaches aar-«a« watt sits i« Asaiir of volunteer work at Overlook Saw las BM, Um snMl Hospital They are also represent- Siiltana Prunes Hat HSS »M23C >»»»S-45« waaVI w*Ur mi A*D» Vita-, ed ta pasta of responsibility on • SM a BMdri *%••«. Yaw •*- tbe Summit Nursing Council, The Apricot Preserves ^ia*as«n «ai»35« i Bay «t wmr M bt MM Summit Hone for Children, Girl urn mi HEY w Scout, Boy 8couU. Y.W.CA, Uen- Apple Butter tal Hygiene Society, Family Serv ioe Association, Red Cross, Sum- Shredded Wheat mit Cancer Committee, Children's Country Home at Westfield, va- Red Circle Coffee, rious P.T.A. and Sunday schools. Mrs, StapUa points out that as- Evaporated Milk sociate, sustaining, and provtiton- al members are also very active Ann Page Beans in community affairs and that the record of service this year from String Beans 9 ****• all members is one of which Sum aarara Ut lBtta«fltM nit may be truly proud. Sweet Corn zz«* Sweet Peas Tomatoes ass awl MM. CM 19* Sauerkraut Claridge Corned Beef Hash t».~25e ANB HERE'S WHY: Ann Page Tomato Soup Old Quebec Pea Soup Safer-Bight Meals Are Seheted light Uncle Ben's Converted Rice <»i**17« Wt could luy meat lots cheaper than we do. But not tbe Mine good Red Heart Dog Food tn*m% 3 « quality you associate with Super-Right meat. There's only one quality Dog Foods •w-l-aitf.Tart-arPf 2\ 1A.M. ts|P.a meat at A&P. And that's the uniformly high Super-Right quality. A cut of meat mat's juicy, tender and delectable ii no sui-prae at A&P Clapp'a Baby Foods Mrsaai -*8c 12 95« — it's a sure thing. For all Super-Right cuts cone from corn-fed steers without peers.. .milk-fed veal ... young lamb and pork you can put with i fork. Super-Right Quality SALE • ••.-.» : •• ^ • . Saper-Uight Meats An feataatyfligM STORAGE CHARGES Super»R]ght meat is under tbe most rigid superviiion every step of the IRUITS AND VEGETABLES Way from tbe packer to the pounds you buy. They're shipped fast, Put spring on your table — and stretch your budget, too. We under constant refrigeration, to A&P't big modern meat warehouses rushed these tender vegetables and sun-ripe fruits straight from where they're trimmed and stored with the utmost care in huge refrig- storage the farm and orchard — so you can revel in the spring-frak erated cases. To bring you meat as good as Super-Right meats, every flavor of the produce you like heat - ' fate year pick, pound of it is carefully selected by A&P ,. - and then protected with every safeguard that fine-quality meat must have. Super-Right Controlled BsiMfTwCalfsral*UJUril.l.l Asparagus Meals Are Trim*ed Fresh Green Peas 1^25* RIMBACK STORAGE CO. The way meats are trimmed doesn't make any difference in quality, Oranges MitaatoiiMi a 10e Grapefruit 2JSt 4 » 25e but it does make a difference in value... a big difference. And because SAUStOOM l t Super-Right meats are close-trimmed to eliminate excessive waste, 'Tender Carrots 2 Jr 15c Pascal Celery . . -*23e you get more good solid meat for your money, This closer trim starts Texas Beets XS 2^ 17c New Cabbage \jSSlm *<» right in A&P*f own plants . .. and then when you buy, A&P's skilled meat men in your super market go to work and complete the finishing touches. , Super-Right Trimmed

CARPETING Saaer-li|s( Heats Are Price* Right We NOW have a SELECTION af r DAIRY FAVORITES ga aad Carpettag avaUaMe ia sett pale gray, The advertised price it the only price at A&P ... and it's always sur- aright red, bnrguady, dark green aad Maw rose la vehets Name your cheese . . . like as not your favorite is in AlFs prisingly low! Ton see, we're satisfied with a very small profit per Dairy Center. We've got 'em mild and mellow — strong and pound. We can afford to be because we sell so many thousand of tons OWEN BVCNINGg Y •nappy . .. and many famous brands to choose from. And as . of Super-Right meats every day. You'll see why when you compare lor high-auality milk, butter, cream and egga — we've aO you want. And always priced to please at A&P. them with other meats. Do it today! Compare quality! Compare Htut prices! Compare A&Fs closer trim! See if you don't agree that your SSL 7-257€ meat dollar buys more at A&P than that dollar buys elsewhere. Super-Right Priced BITTER '."ZSmSST''- tavb*.S7e A LESSON TO STOP GUESSIN' Aged Cheddar Cheese it «*>*»• u i »•» a* k63« Legs of Lamb t A T McLO-Bit ******** a 49c Smoked Cheese Bff '5 35« Fresh Park Loins WMiirEttNrRtlf t Ched-O-Bit ttmmt**» w>89c Nestle's Gruyere *-^« 43« Smoked Hants m CreamCheese,X.2^27c Durkee's Margarine »42e •fWtsrEJtfctrllatf Cottage CheesetJ5Jwl4e Pure Lard . . *»-31e Pot Roast .$MiSB Fancy Fowl Jt«»45c * 49« ANT Gorgonxola Cheese *65e VelveetaSpreadMra^27a Porterhouse Steak * 67« Fresh Ducklings a^SrSS N>37« How You can Identify a Termite Provolone Cheesa a,59e Heavy Cream ^ H^— 32« Sirloin Steak . , •> 65« Broilers & Fryers "TJJ TERMITE TIME WILL HOOW BE HERE The ONLY time of year when a mymaa CM deftaltely ted whether ttwae Top Round Steak aoatroetlve crttten ate teraitag bJa hoaael Probably yoal Roasting Chickens J.% * 49« awer see aayttiag else bat shei wiaga. If tbey are ail the Pot Roast »~ b 59c earn- tUm, brother, leek eat! aWaaae tbe eat', wing, m Lamb Shoulders %." NOT tbe aans h Chuck Roast or Steak . Smoked Beef Tongues fc45« If yaai find wtags la ar . •• and waat cenflnn. atton. we are at yew aerrlee Ml if yen mat te rM Chopped Beef *•** *••* «. 39e Sliced Bacon *~m# 2 rttu prlmawa wt the (matte, roal deOar damage hi tvila offiosof VUh Oar Fisk D^pmrimemt WESTERN Fresh Back Skad . * 23c Fresh Mackerel . »23« FrcghPorgies . Fillet of Cod . . a,3Se Freak Flounders , a,25e Fresh Cod Steak • 25c COMPANT, me J-a«4t PALMOLIVE SOAP COLGATE'S VEL dDfON FLAKES SWAN SOAP BINSO For eunas, Gnaarit, woolani rof awias, lint Isunaarififj ar BMI SPRY V«8ttaUt ihortaotna Frederika. THI SUMMIT HIRALO, THURSDAY, AP*!l 17, lf4T II Congratulation* u4 be* witbes school* Several visitors were wishing to join th« bikers d B. MMftaj Human upon your being proclaimed Kiig Introduced and letters from ab- Tbe group will meet at the At* of Greece. EdHorTeisOW sent members promised their Hlktrt ar« urgea to bring emmett*, as ministration Buiidiog, Warinaace * Wmmtotim *ent the some fine views of the Hudson are «jr'. put .mmm,* to Your health, wealth, happiness early return from the South- The Plan Trip tn Park, Elisabeth at 7:»Q a.m. or at and the prosperity of your coun- Guard About talk for April 23 by Director expected. Umcte sttould be brought, the iar«e trail map in front of try will be improved through your Charles Thorp on "A Handful of fear Mountain and M BO fires will be peroaitud Bear Mountain Inn at *M i& Person*! Problems" was also an- at aooa, dinner may be bad at the All intensted may Join is the promotion of the force* of con- Besr Mountain Circular, a GO" nounced. liifl after the hike. struction sad your help in defeat- Chinese Reds strenuous ll-mile mountain climb, hike. ing the force* of destruction. Oretory Hewlett, editor of the is slated for this Sunday by the AM YOU You have been selected M one South Orange Rt-cord and the Union County Hiking Chib. Keith who i* worthy and well-qualified 1:11, 8a Mapl»wood N«w», and a farmer Many lenefir R. Rodney. Jr., of Elisabeth will MIUBUUM Au ip C, representative of tbe r«r«ig» to become an advocate and dem- w It, lead. Papsr fQill Playhouse N.J. OF IHWI AW HIT. onstrator of this better way of DEAfi Economic Administration la the By Heed Will Par Eaut, epoke to the OW The group will go through Frank wsi i ine^to**, PiMsetor " ' ~ m ANI sofN»ri. numeral* each bequest* were Pepoiepeo Creek and Hell Hoi*, In return, Mr. Bishop received •atT'iun., HI. «:». »:is, t3» Tuesday on "Tfa« CbiM* toted in Uw will of J*»«U> Slake % NOW PLAYING # CATMWT munlitj," •* " over the side of the "BMtr" via the, following by cable: Howard Hood of Hawthorne plaee who tne Tieap-TorM Trail,-and sewn l"h»y are, he Mid. * atAli we- DOROTHY SANDLIN \m B Bishop, Human Engineering died M&reh 19. Tbe document was to Beecby Bottop. There hikers tw» wvt tion of the Chinese pe«fl«, dom- Foundation: probated Monday- H«r husband, will enjoy a r«stful walk btfere A New Musical WASHINGTON HOUSt ing from all p*ru of ChlM, wMU Heartfelt tbanlu your oust kind John 0. Hood, «xecuter. is the continitlng up the Fire Escape to »omt eves are Japa»«wi tm40t*a wishes. residuary legatee. B*que*t* in- the top of West Mountain. The 4f Kortani. They have r«n4*r*d Iff* hi rise way cluded a sister, Amelia P. tfa- SBM Trail will be followed back "The Love %Vagon , .,. . • PAUL R aua., isM. l:M. tja considerable service, eipedtUy to gulre, Ocean Or«ve, H.O00; Louise to ttee Bear Mountain Inn. Ml ay HAHAWIIW T WAM Y.ntn. With Uttir butldto** «e-«| Steeveft, I3JM0; sister, Carrie P. wit* CLARINCI NOROSTROM—OAVIS CUNMINOHAM fcw U # #. f *p On Dane* Comrftittt* fun., 1J9, t:U. •troyed by Ut« Japant**, titty Tit*, Bradley Beach, $500; brother MAHV non>L«, MIW ninrHninrH, , oo. . DAVIDAVI«« » UTS*. AUUWV CAUMOLL Of Annivtriary Party* have lived and worded tn e»VM, Dr. Charles H. Pinkf. Jersey City, itcmiio «LAM OOUM>NOOUM>N, ial otrectar Mra. Joseph 8. Tmaast, Jr., of but even then they e*t*bli*hed fflOO; Laura B. Everett, Summit, Yti'4 itvf WASNiNf. Hobart avenue, president of the an educational syatem wborehy $1,000; grandniece, Etoa I. Ma- Youil like KVKMIMCS *T 14* — M4T1NBES *T'I:» TON HOUM ... b» Ms University of Michigan Alumpae every person went to school at guir*. $1,000; «mployees, 1900.* |Mce« "**! (Mea. tkni Tkiin. **«. ifrl. ft Sat. Ktct. ;*•*. * **t. M»ti. Association, U on the dans* com- eC, Thun., 140, I: MUM time during the year, from TICKRfi ALSO ON SAL« AT KJtEStlE UETT. STOU, ttg Iffnl • • • (MQ KKPOnHANte SINDAVS) mittee for the 110th anniversary CN MOMtttVOWMOMtt H primary children to university Student Nuritt Will and professional student*. Unde* HENSLEH party of tb« Univenity, to be held Have Health Directpr lens? rsjHIsMii MM! feMMW. »:«. 7:10, 140 great difficulties they have, with at the Hotel Plata Terrace Room, Uisa Eleanor Lamberts«n, April J* U *W. 3:10. 4:10. 6:10, l;10. 10:19 wme American and BrltUh tulp, improved hospital conditions and director of nursing service and cowtfry ««*try two somewhat Improved the agxleul- principal of th« Overlook Hospi- tural situation, which Is Qntoft'l tal Nurses Training School an- chief problem, as she has almost nounces that Mrs. Mildred no industry. These Communists Matthews, R. N. will assume her also helped much In the fighting duties as director of 'student HCfWfl •? against Japan. health and guidance on April 15. f|t WWW War for » YMM Mrs. Matthews has a B. 8. degree But in spite of all this, there in nursing from Skidmore College has been a civil war in China for and a background of experience In Public Health and School nursing. V* wtt yOI( fl about 30 years. General HarahaH almost brought the Government .Part of the planned instruction It'saFamily and the Communists to satisfac- to be offered by Mrs.' Matthews tM y—ftiwffc* wt« tory agreements, but neither aide to the Nursing School will be a would lay down it* arms. With cours* entitled "The Nurse and Agreemtnt better leadership on both side* Public Relations." A ssriee of that'* woo* WASHING- and the common respect that guest lecturers by members of. There Is n» argusaaat when tbe TON NOUSE fmmit my- both have for the principle* of various agencies in the commu- nity will supplement the course- goes out to dinner. They all want to go to the late Bun Yat gen, there seems Marie's where everything is always good. to be some hope. • t m II ,ll. »»0 Unless we act, one in every eight -m. •• TODM" ' , ' •. '.''**• IVM pHe» it old- Frt.. »M, 7;», *M la answer to a queatioa^ lfr. *:M Hewlett said he thought that Sun living Americans will die from FINEST FOOD „ CUBAN KTTOHEN •at.. 4:l5.1:ie, 10;00 cancer! Guard yourself and those Yat Sen's son might be one good p Tin WHWTI»BB" you love. Give to conquer cancer! country «JH»sjr h $2,25. leader and that T. V. Soong would VARIED MENUS 4)UUX SEBVICV be valuable along financial lines. Whaa yt«Vi a llttU rircd Tutj., Wed, I:J#. TM. I:M Our interest in China, he felt, was V Open- 11 A. M. to *.*>*, M- .. Aprtl ll, II, II, II, M, 11. tt largely two-fold — politically to MAPLEWOOP THEATRE s? IVM 4iM ssfiy » t • •If* *•»*••" 1 FO0 "VAOATION DATS' have a strong, unified govern- » ••* ° Wed., Thure., fit.. Mon.. Tuee.. : SUNDAY — COMPUTE DINNERS thin* Md fllltttf . . . DEU01IM 10:17, 1:M, 4:11, 7:10, 10:01 ment, and economically, for the — AMPLE PARKINQ 8PACSC — ~~ B»t.. 1>:(TT. 3:M, 1:31, 8:16, 10:W sake of trade. Mow risytag Thm Satwaajr Served from M Noon to 7 P. ML ffcWi WASHINGTON B m tHi 1M, 1«;00 MICKEY nOO.NEY U Back! 8o6«inuMa The vote of thanks was offered 11 Wed., Than., fn.. Hon., Tuw.. by Charles Halt. "LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY U:«l. *M. SM. 8:16, 11:07 •at., 1«:K>, 1:1S. S:M. 6:3», • ». 1J:O» At the opening of the meatlftjp* Atos rail Mnl • Aana Buief MARIE'S RESTAURANt WASHINGTON Sunl. 1:80, S:H •«, •:«, U:10 Harry M. Guest presented fife "ANGEL ON MY HHOULDER" Blgnpoeta on the northwest song records connected with the 34? Springfield Ave. Summit HOUSg World Federation broadcast, — Mitlnto Dally frontier of India carry drawing*. - Sherfdaa - Heat smtiii ~-:-r-.T- One Block from Station UPFIR SOMERSET $T. M many of the natlvei cannot which he Is trying to introduce, WATCHUNG. N. J. read. in Summit schools and Sunday "NORA PRENTISS" Abo ROV ROGERS and TRIUUER PL. 4-f43S READE'S MOBRISTOWN .'• • i "ROLL ON TEXAS MOON" OWNID-OPflUTEO IT Sywlal! "AUct la AiTHUlt ft HAIOLD STITS' MORNING SBOWt-Wednasday 10 n, m. Dsm* syen 9M LAVINHAI "Alice In WondtTUnd" Flut Two WmfWfiil Aalmal Ptctares "Tiny Terrors of TirabcrlMS" aai "tsssit AS A res" sad a Song, Keel of ranUlat Sos>|s. B«I Tklnu la Aivaaee p ^^P^^^^^B^^^^^^PI^^i^^^^^^l^^ COCKTMLWU^GE Ed Staley ... Piano ' \-.: .

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Kadlo Sate Oorpw In npsir*. 4auraUoaa, a(c«m sub, lam asAaaaOa. •jgfittwini Corner china cabinet, chaise tongue, MUlburn avsmM. MUlbura. UOUMU, *>tc. l*t me do your aokiul dining room tsbl*. buffet, chairs, mah. r OHtH ••A MACEUXsWl KNABE BOTOTILLBBB alngl* bed, bureaus, stands, porch Phone Union. furniture, odd tables, odd chairs, tale- AIR COMPRESSOR*—40-toot sis* Bos UH, Short phpfta} 'gtftFMfl With f stfgjlr trtstyHaltr sod up. New or used. Sal* or rtot china, drapes. eurtainaTa «. electric Also paving breakers and rock Bplnst piano, refrigerator (smal(a l slat)), sous linen. drills. North Jersey Equipment Co., UprlSla far sate of rant KITCHEN REM&DEUNG S41SS-V. EN! MEN! MEN!andiron*, ftr* tools, cut g, *41 Elisabeth Av*., Newark. Blge- moot)*. Mo. 4-1M1 er writ* vacuum cleaner, lamps, book caat. low 8-U73, man Plaae CXBINBTB mad« t« fit roar Wtch*« gardaa tools, kitchen war*. ft. 1 with rerajle* wimtor top*. Attto STARTING RATES HERMAN L. BECK. FOR RENT HARDMAJJ room*, JUereatton caUara. 4AJt*r»- Oon» and Rapa-lr*. Vraa KsUmata*. THE SUMMIT TBUBT CO., Floor Scraping Wtbtr C Aatsaaa** Items* Kxemitora. JACK Biioe ~~~~t Floor Wamg Machln* building. Dflvt MII9-J VIROIN1A BROWN. Agent. HOOT Idglng Machtna 8O8MXB NUM, grand ptaao. dart t XNTHONT and OKOOAATOfti STEADY EMPLOYMENT Terms Cash . Madison 401 Park Ave. re** latamM FREDERICK M. BROWN Wall Bandar—DIK Tfp* mahocanjr. nna tow, good «wUU* ABTKU, 0O1WTRTICTIOH OO. Pension Pisa ft * * Faint At WaUpapw Supply Co. tton. fiat. BO t-Stll. fwnints or 13 r&KDUUOK TBR., XRVENOTOlf 6-0033M3. Auctioneer UM Stuywaant Av«., Union HesiHt U Telephone Halniteld 6-07M w*«k-«ada. Phon* Eta*! »-O10» Office Tel Paid Vacations Taltphoaa IWlWIU 5O Carpantry — AitemUons — Drtvawty* David W. rwtnwAftto VIOUH, ._._ _ Bldewslkt - l&Mnry Walls LAMD6CAPI GARDBSfR 4 and! com* right te tb« DUrmiBUTORS tor Worthlajiton, tlon. MS. B. O •last eatrano*. Oould*. Waatoo, Falrbanka. Nora* Swimming fool* Tennis Court* Drlvewaya and Oament Wo EDWARD J. Bicrotcs. one girt'*, on* bor'i 30 gaa ingtoam, lighting pl»un I1-B1KDS* FBTt M Bmlth Stra*t Mawark PAINTINa and PAL ,. OLKAN trap rock Uoc* tor sal*. Call insld*. outside; FLOOR inch. Photi* 8u 6-19M b»tw«en a . air compr«a*or». Wweatlug- Easex 1-*XU. METALS and 7 PM. houat, Cantury and O. 8. Blaetno BEAUTDTOL Mill* pup, S months. MJXLBURN TREE 00, INO; 1st class work. Bl s,, -. rUBNACB Clean wig - Hav* your street. Newark: MA -!-IIM " eacx COMPANY DISINTEGRATING OIRL'S bicycle, Tru-8purt. 81M M". Moton. FwrMaa fan*. Mowwi; AKC, bouM>brok*n. aweattaat with TREE PRUWNO compleU atoek of pump*, air oom- chlldran. J04 MyrtU Av*., Irvlngtoa, . tamac* cleaned by vacuum. North COMPANY 8. O. 3-«W. praiaofi. pulteya, motor*, fan*, blow* latex a-OJM. Jersey Englnserlng Co., Chatham DBAD TREES REMOVED AMERICAN DECORAT MAN'S »". baUooc Una, partect con. an, unit h*at*n» apafiiaHiinjt Is 4-0171 4-057J ta»wr*nc*C 111* Morris avssnie, Painting and paper hanging. dlUoa. WUUrd, Short BUs t-»SI. pumptnj; equipmtnt. ODfBUL Ing. Inside and outside . RWCTRIO BQUIF. CO., 1W Mulbarry DO YOUR FLOORS SAG? tt-M ASO H~CO HTBA CTOBt ' . • Data* t*A) BOATS 8-9133, St.. WawarkTMl. S-7KB. Patented Adjusta-Post* raises slow- an rovn BOAT EHGINKB BBAOT LIVE BAIT, trout shlasfs, nlgm walk- ly, support* permanantly. Bxswrt 12—FAINTING * PAPUUUNG1NG H J. ZOUBKK CO. ers, red wornas. Th* Spring House, J- . Young Man MARtMB 1NOINB5 tt River Road. Bu 6-004. workmanship. rr*a> esUntat**, Call ATTIACIIVE JOK OOMPUTBXT OVERHAOLKD ham 4-0141. PAIHTER. pajtarhanger for Taktn out of boat* and eompl*t*ly RENTAL-8ALXS ADJUSTA-POST oo. or N. J. and ressonabls job. Ulterior flar «rf rout*. r«bullt. ,a. r a WstriST*«6Tfcep. BRICK, stone and conewte work. Jo- tertor, call Barry Van._Ea»e» 2H AIR COMPRESaORB-FMEUMATKJ 11 Franklin St., BloomDald, N. J. h Rudlst. Bu. t-lMl-J. m SUMMff Ouarantawi WB OOABAMTKB ALL WORK. vasant Aveana, Uatosv Unwl. B- HARRY A BEA tk SON For turthcr Information call Billy TOOLS-PUMF8-VIBRATORS 1201. SPECIALIZING-ALL KINDS TYPEWRITERS - renMd,r«p«lred; Penhal*. SAW TABLES—PILE HAMMERS bought and sold. Onion Typewriter M ELM WOOD TER,, IRVINUTON Eotcland AM. Moton; CaldwaU «-0J» MIXBBS, ETC. CANARIS8, good amgara. 0*11 i t» CEMENT WORK Co!; 1»SI Morris Av*nus. Union. Paperhana-lng. paintimg. pla»t«rinV flKlFFB — CRDISKRS - SAILERS - ».P. M. U$ Phillip* urrac*. Unlo«. Driveways — Stonework .— JJradlng UrtVI t-70S«. KraM*« waHs ean be paperwi; e.tV For Young Womtft •M Ramsey Are. at Bloy St. mates given. Call now. ESsej i.7«;J TRAWUB8; TJ8BD ENQINKS. OA8 Hillside. N. J. UnlonvlUa J-«HT TROPICAL flab, Hv* food,, canariaa, Asphalt and Dninaga: 1m Job AND DIESEL 40HNBON BBOB baby chlek* and pat supplies. Hill* Too ftnuOl ^ ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS BOAT WORKS. fOOT OF BAT WAR SURPLUS—BOAT8-JACKET8 top Pet Shop. TM Springfield Av*., tt-A—PIANO TimiHB 1. L SCHLOSSER AVI., FOINT FUtASAHT. M. ,Jf._ Air DrUte, Table Baws. Re-thread Diet, lrvlngton, W. J. Esaw 2-3T71. J. DeSIMONE Concret* drives, curbs, walks & Doors Tow Chains. Soil Flpti Fittings, all 74 Bedford St., East Orange All kinds of mason and plaster work. PIANOS TTJNED Summit Trust Co. OAR WOOD MOTOR BOATS Orsng* 5-4157 JOSEPH LA MOAOB8B BJEOINALD BELCHER 3 Valaut It. (cor. Broad). On Display — Immediate Delivery- purpose grease, etc. ' J7S Lyons Ave., .Irvlngton ES S-2371 SOMERSET MERCHANDISING CORF, WANTED TO BUY Call OUKB—For MADISON 6-3128 •uBH&n. M. J Speed linen fully equipped with Rout* 2> Oreenbrook. N. jr. BABY scat**, balance type' with MURPHVS TKEE SERVICB Church Organist and Tuner Martin outboard moton. Aluma Craft. OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS. 39 Yean Champion Blue Ribbon outboard Tel. Dunellen 2-88M weights. Bu. 6-24KK-R. ROOKING, SIDING, INSULATION, Tres Surgeons 8u. 4-21M , • moton. *—MISCKLL A H eOUS BOOKCASE or shelves. 34 Hobart LEADERS ft GUTTERS REPAIRED Iniuranc* Carried ABBVKK Visit our Showroom avenue. SU. S-17M-R. OR REPLACED. 353 Morris Ave. Springfield, N. 1. , Open 8 A. M. - 7 P. M. AIR conditioner, Carrier Corp. ma- Ask tor Free Estimate MUlburn t-1843 CTVIL ENQINEER iWrtf. 4 Imm a Knowl- Al* Marina ti Service Center. Inc. chine type 90-H. 21 Fernwood Road, U1OHE8T PRICES PAID WOH DUKE CONSTRUCTION CO. U8ED ORIENTAL RUO8, BROAD- IK Centra] Ave.. East Orange Plssterlng-Sidewalks B. S. H. BAKER, Surveyor. 2< Beech- ««g* of flown. IT Dogwood drive. 7th St. and Magnolia At*. Summit 8u. «-01«9. Oeneral Mason Work wood Road. Bummlt, N. J. Elisabeth 2-MM LOOM CARPETS. SO. M>»M. Phone Or. 1-2374. ALL the furnishings of a amall apart- WALTER ERNST OU. O-II54. • - . _ to aaalat aupwln> a-CLOTBIHO ment, including refrigerator, radio WANTED dish**, VAMS, atatnaa. WOODWORKING 261 Phillips Terrace. Uffllon ACCOUNTANT; Income ta* returns? and miscellaneous effect*. S. O. 3- curio cabinets And odd furnltur*. CHARLES F BOCK, JR., CO. TJnvl. 2-4937-M bookkeeping: services. Clients At- 1M MUlbum a»«nu«. M1U- BLACK lfUel evening coat, white fur Ua » Ltodsley Aw, Maplewood. broken or perfect, or what have yon. Cabinets, Bookcases »nd woodwork- Wo Job Too Small sired. Lyman. 80. Orange !-!;»» collar", white satin lining. Slaa 14. So. Orauif* l-»»02. ing specialties mad* to order. MISCELLANEOUS [AMCS man for fl»e tennla »10. SO 2-0740. BIG CLEARANCE SALE jltOREST prices paid. mat- 42< SHERIDAN ST., 0RA.NGK, N. i. It—RAPIO rarr t tlm* work coulld b* Hay* Just received nearly 300,000 lbs. tresses; automobile batteries; news- Orangs 1-1085 Orange M6» T>efor» or alUr regular em- CURLS' Spring coats, stses 8, 10, 13; papers; rags, metals, washen, w- HANDY MAN RADIO and. Appliance Repair Short atornEMBt hour*. fOood pay. Apply sweaters, size 34; t pink tal$*ta party all hew' us. WE ARK HUb Radio and Appliance Co., « TOO "~ IDS BAR- frlgeratots. Wejplek up. Call Kenny, ALTERATIONS * REPAIRS Any type of Odd-Job teimtt TennU Club, Edward A. ••• dress; size 8. 8 O. 3-33*4. «* Linden a-6736-W. ROOFING. SI VINO A INSULATION r Fnatdent. BunMt Drive, Bum- OAINS. Kvtn Dtliverles and Hauling, Z- NYLONS DIRECT FROM HILLS Mostly priced under 1/lOth Oov't cost DIAMONDS, colored atone*, cold and BAUAGER ROOFINO Ca ton Truck. WASHING MACHINE Bat When looking for fine nylon hosiery; Over 3.000 Items; screws, bolU, washers, Ml Usln St. East Orange. N. J, Also Cellars Cleaned and White- •*—BEFRIOKRATOis write for convenient msll order form illvtr; authentic appraisals. Orange 4-0359 washed, MEN wanted for toatetplnf and etc.; clamps, jacks, switches, etc.; trans- . - JEAN R. TACK gantaalag. W ». Oonkim, Landanp* direct to: formers, chokes, condensers, reslsters, Shore Trip's Made. IRriMKTO.1 BRFRIUERATION CO. REPAIRMBI Certified Oamologln Essex 3-0166. Guaranteed repairs, all Ooawractor. Chathun 4-J55S. Eagle Rock Knitting Mill* etc.; sonsboys, air-bora* receivers and 70 Tears.In.Navmrk . 11 William St Hillside Contractors JOHN A. WHIPP Singac. N. J. transmitters, waterproof covers, head Permanent Driveway — Parking Unvl. 1-3H1 makes. !4-hr. service. TWO nlcbt watchmen. Require car Mall Order Dept. phonee, microphones, meters, instru- FAIR and Just price* paid for old Areas • HOUSEHOLD Repair Service. Hard- ALL SEARS ROEBUCK tlectric ap- far transportation. Apply Mahony- ment cases, straps, canvas bags, C. S. sum, oU painting*, china, bric-a- Power Rolled ' Traast Construction Company Field THK ROBIN. HOOD SHOP, 2 Taylor tubes, etc., etc. Also nearly 3,000 brac, furnltur*, old dolls, figurines, ware, window glass Installed, doors pliances, COLDSPOf, • !UPH>8. Office at Bell Laboratories Addition, Street. Mlllburn, ha* used clothing wooden. packing boxes, assorted stses. etc. Also expert appraisals given for LANDSCAPING fitted, screens, fixtures or all kinds WASHING MACHlNEa. stc, «rv- Murray Soil, N. 1. of better quality for tale. Merchan- SALE STARTS SAT., APRIL 19th, ENDS a nominal fee. Art Exchange, Theo- repaired. P. J. Miller. Su. B-41W-J. Iced and repaired by experts. 1* dise taken on consignment. MUlburn MAY 3rd. dore Oeneruttt, Proprietor, 273 Mlll- ReasonabU Rates year* experience with Sears. 0-4126. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- Dealers, school authorities, scout or- burn Av*.. MUlburn. MUlburu «- 1170 Liberty Ave., Hillside paired. Free pick-up and delivery. STIJYVESA^T RADIO & ItUFRIO- HELP WANTED 17«S. Ellt. 2-3724 ERATION Qeo. W. Thomas, Prop, 4—FARM PRODUCE ganisations are especially urged to at- Chaa. Prudent*, Madison 8-010J-M or »07 Stuyveaant Ave.. Irvlngton, N 1. •irauu tend sale Samples on display April CABINET WORK - 10S7. APPLES, sweet elder, buckwheat flour, 17th - 18th. REFRIGERATION SERVICE All makeT SARAH SHAW REMODELING! TOPSOIL. MANURE, PERMANENT AMMUrTAMT tor druf or dear counter maple t syrup, honey. Wtghtman'a OZARK RADIO OO. ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS BUILT, repaired, domestic or commeretal. Wbataa Snig. 7S South Orangs ave., Farms, Morrlstown-BcrnardsvUle Rd. 4(> So. Otang* Ave.. South Orange Remodel your kitchen or recreation A. M. Woodward. Linden 3-SKU-W. ' BO Sal* held at 201-203 Central Ave., room now.' We offer prompt service. BULLDOZER SERVICE. H. Scott, IIS COW manure and top toll. Ellis May, Morris Ave.. Springfield. MU. 0-0890. REFRIGERATION: Repairs and JOBS, Men. Women, Oovt., Jr. Chsttum 4-4787 _. Newark...: - •.• .„ Will Bay behest prices for any- FREE ESTI1LATBS — COMPETENT priest* listings, hundred! •killed BABY CARRIAQE. mattress and water- thing you have to sell. WORK, RUO SHAMPOOING Service cla**t&catlon* 16-pages accurate In- COW or horse manure. Rich black proof cover. BO Beekman Road. Sum- Done In your own home by hand. No ALL MAKES topsotl, guaranteed the best. De- mit. CHINA - SILVER • PICTURES TAVERN HAPS - HOME BARS fiws, no mess. Car upholstery cleaned. forr&atloa, IUO. postpaid. Batisfac- livered, t9 A up. Chestnut Brook OLD OOJ,D AND JEWELRY Oeneral housecleanlng. Phone after S KLOMAN BROS. Uoa guaranteed. FOREION JOBS, COMBINATION gas and coal range, MODERN WOODCRAFT CO. WC , Baltimore 1, Maryland. Farm. Hillside, write postal or call ALL WORKS OF ART IM Valley St. Orange, N. J. P. M. Su. 6-3327-M or WRITE Sclplo REFRIOERATIOM CO. after 4 P. M. Unvl. 3-0253. reasonable. In good condition. Call Phone Orange 6-8677 B. Parks. 14 Park Ave.. Summit. AI, Oreenhouse work, full or Su, 0-4300. eves. Su. «-30M or call If you want a fair deal call 121 Stuyveaant Ave ' Newark. M. J. part time. Fbane Summit 8-112* ORDER YOUR BABY CHICKS at 30 William St., Summit S. O. J-410J - GEORGE OSSMANN SEWING MACHINES REPAIREIT Essex 3-9S04 or Essex 3-8973 Ws repair all makes of sewing ma- 17—RO0FI9 6—R£ PAIRS 1 BUCK Fiowen, Inc., at Sta- XIOHT inch Bolce-Crane taw with Evenings 8. O. 1-4711 CAHPENTR* 'army Rill. N. J. NOW! chines. Singer Sewing Center. II Main blsdes and motor. Only 435. See at Remodeling, Repairing, Cabinet 8t, Mlllburn, N. J. Mi. Hill NEW ROOFS. LEADERS, OTJTTER5 Rhone Islsnd. New Hampshire Reds, Howell Bros. Sign Shop, 24 Beech- Work. Recreation Rooms and Bars Roof repairs of all kinds. Established OTERATOR JoaephlM'a Beauty Shop. White Leghorns, Rock Crosses, now wood Road, Summit. WE WILL BUY Storm Sash • PAPERHANOER and PAINTER wants In 1913. Prompt service. No lob too Chat. 4-J7M. • . hstchlng. Blood tested stock. Oood HOrPMAN No. 77, adjustable steam Mlllburn 6-1233 work. Workmanship guaranteed. Urge or too small. Low prices. Mlchirt layers. Chicks guaranteed. Reasonable. Fred Plcper, Springfield, BUI. ESTATE aalsamin. A refined WANDUNG HATCHERY valves, never used. Original pries ANTIQUES — FCRNITURH VETERANS WILLRKMODEL YOUR J. Harris, 649 New Point Road. El. 2- lady or centletnan with, or without M.23 apiece. S. O. 3-3191. GL.A88 - CHINA — SILVER KITCHEN WITH CUSTOM MADE MUlburn 8-0799-R 71M. «sp«a1enc*. Live in Short Hills, Port Murray; N. J. Established 1813 PAINTINGS — PRINTS — ETC. CABINETS TO FIT; ALSO AL- OENERAL. HANDY MAN flprtx»{1Md. Summit or Chatham. TOP quality cow manure, no saw- FIREPLACE logs, standard cord. Im- TERATIONS OP ALL KINDS. ROOF REPA1RING-ALL dust or shaving*, minimum amount mediate delivery. Su. 6-4211 evenings Cellars cleaned, painted, white washed. Guaranteed to stop all leaks. Ail Tin- Real opportunity. Progressive of- or Su. 8-0424. ^^ High Cash Prices Paid FHA TERMS AS LOW AS 15 PER Interior and exterior painting. Al- fice. SlepUes held In conftdenee. or straw 7.50, 10.00. 13.30. 15.00. MONTH. terations, walls washed, etc. Veteran. work painted with roof preserver. Sand full particular* about yourself Phone MUUngton 7-0613. OAS heater for fireplace; Simmons J. C. 3BNG * SON 17.1 Central Ave. Oranife, N. J. MUlburn C-1201 or Mlllburn 6-4080-J. Broken slates replaced. New leaden to Box SS. c/o Summit Herald, Sum- bed and springs; bird cage and and gutters. Leaky windows and door t—FUBKITDRB Phone Orange 3-3717; Night phon* OIL BURNER installations, cleaned mit. stand; electric train, complete out- Rout* No. 1ft Whlppsny, N, J. Essex 3-9214 casings sealed with caulking com- fit; standard gauge; ruga. Union- and serviced; electric wiring, appli- pound. TEUEPHOKS Solicitor — horns work BEDROOM SET—California Monterey. evttttikgi — make salesmen's ap- vllle 2-0132. JOHNS-MANVILLE ances repaired. S. P. Romano, tsle- J. O'DONNELL •-331ft. Simmons spring and mattress, per- PHONE WHIPPANY 8-M8e; ' phone Unvl. 1-6171. patntments. Dravrtog account. Mlt- fect condition. 410 Union avenue, ONE white porcelain 60" double drain ROOFTNO. 8TDBKJ, HOME INSULA- 70 Mill St. BlopmfleW. N. 3. hn I-J7W. alteraoona. Irvlngton. Essei 3-1342 from 7-9 p. m. board sink with 13" black splash; Will Call — Inspect — Appraise TION, METAL WEATHER 8TRIPPINQ. WE FIX ANYTHING Phon* Bloomfteld 2-1837 TOCMO tnan or woman wanted 11:30 on* radiator 9x18*23. 109 Beechwood Also Outters, leaders and roof repairs. Economy Enterprises, 4M Irvlngton O. E. ELECTRIC refrigerator, 9 cu. ft. Road. Bummlt.. FOR ANt KIND OK ROOFING «ay* and vtattmsm to 1:». Apply Summit Peppermint WM. L. SCHRQIDER „ ave. 8O 3-9868. WORK Call RAMIO ROOFING esTeterts. r. a »• l Springfield Ave. Summit. Cabinet radio with phonograph at- WE PAT highest cash prices for any- •«» block. Msynaww tachment. Cast iron fire place grate, ONE-csr garage, factory built, port- thing. Antiques, china, silver, bric- DOORS overhead gang* sectional CO. BIGELOW 3-4246-T; MO 8a other pieces. 320 Olen Avenue, MUl- able, steel. Need room. Quick sale. IS Years of Knowing How fi' x 7'—14' x 7'—10' x 7.' Immediate 13th STREET. NEWARK. N. J, MtwTientr Btntet. MBiM a-brac, paintings, rugs. Tour attic It Adams Ave. Cnnford S-2799 delivery, installation. Essex 3-7313. EMPLOYMENT WANTED burn, Short Hills 7-2842. Sacrifice, 1100. ES. 2-0299. contents our specialty. ALL types" of roofing applied or re- CU8TOM-bullt sofa, 7 ft. overall, KENMORE Ironer, $100. Chatham 4- SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS I4-A—OBtESBM/UUNO . ' EXPERIENCED hand laundress. paired. No Job too small; no wait- asstxaMs-. Ov*> tfaysv sned pay. work va&tad. needs rewebblng. S.O. 2-2097. 5782. 47-49 Summit Av*. Specializes in fancy silks, linens ing; all work guaranteed;, lowest venlcnt t» b»tm pHtsssB't ««rk3Bg Summit «-21U CRES8UAKINO, iltentions, remodel- and other wearing.^ apparel. Will KITCHEN cabinets, ready or cos- rates In this area. Stan-Aug Roof- coadtttaas. CaB Mr. Itsnisea, Cav£ tJgPMUEKCED secretary wants typ- NINE piece dining room set; 9 x 13 ing, suits, coata. .Flas- handwork; ~-«uTTof aha" Siellver. Vti. 2-6311. ing. 41 Frederick Ter., Irvtngton. wool rug, 27 Walnut St.. Summit. torn made; porcelain, formica, staln- M, Plrestine, 3-B Seafoam Av*., E8. 3-8133. ing «r stenographic work to do at ..JftM^atftel^*ink- •tops.'ComtiWts "line (f, t or 4 drawers); (0-Inch Hat .Wlnfleld Park. Linden 2-34S1-M. MAKE YOUR OWN trame. linden.|-47)|H,V.,,,, „„, •LABQK .• tepestlT ~dwimp»rtr plumbing and heating. Pile board, top desk; bay mewing machine, Aluminum Venetian Blinds 19—TJFHOLSTEBIHa FIB8T CLASS laundress, would like cushions, slipcovers. Oood condi- congow.aU, chrome, luclte, or por- hors* or power driven, Pbon* I JW-ELlCTBICAi Sizes 17 to 3FSBla»*»^i»- 1 between 6 P. M. - 9 P. M. 105 Elm St., Westfleld Livingston 6-20M. WAOBB AJW> EJCCPXPrr TPB- Kewtrark * Agency. 30 Washington CRAFTSMAN'S circular saw, jig Jswelry, maps, books, dolls, china, ELECTIUC motors rewound, repaired, CaU Westneld 3-0U1 St. Mo. 4-J9W. LIVING room suite. 3-ptece green. saw, oompressor. on portable tables. glisawar*. copper, pswter, brass, bought and sold, work guaranteed. HAROLD V. MACKIE PBLOXE pnrEB. an MUSIBW AVE- Very good condition. Bargain. 1100. Flexible shaft, motors, accessories, paintings in oils, wateroolors, pas- Morrlstown 4-2298. 115 Speedwell LIGHT Trucking Express. Will take •3-84 Stuyvetant Ave. Newark NUE. cinoi». XXmBS, plea, cakes, tea sandwiches. seashore trips Call Un. 1-4H1. tort dtosuvres, salads. Delivered by Rimback Storage Co:, Mlllburn ave- workbench. In one lot, $450. Phon* tels ; antique quilts, sampisrs, avenue (In rear), Morrlstown. Mattresses and Box ^ erder. Order a day ahead. Su nue corner Spring, MUlburn. Open (p. 3-1700. 16 a. re.-> p m. painted trays, bandboxes, *tc. Phon* •i—: vated and Made to Order—Furni- toe a 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Mendham 3-0099 before » a, m. if-rXOOHITro ture Re-upholstered or New Furni- •-MSL ture., Win call for and Dellvn. Bald Ave.. fluasntt. MAPLE crib with spring, excellent •* MAPLE china oloset and ladder MOVINO, STORAOE; reasonable; re- dental assistant would DBLMA.R FLOOR MAINTENANCE frigerators moved; piano hoist. Dally Essex 3-4881 ' ," WOMAK or flrt. fan or p tike postUon In Mlllburn or vicinity. condition. Unvl 8-4280-.'- -"--:,-*.." CURL'S spring plsld coat, hat and bat back chairs. Also 9x11 rug, hooked Floor scraping- and reflnlshlng pattern. Cranford 6-1527-J. trip* to N. Y. C. LIBERTY STOR- 46—Wasklag Meeftla** Beseln - dry deantsa- sear*-. OsB Tflsvl : U, .«/o The Item. •MUlburn. ORIENTAL and domestic rugs for sal* to match, auce 12. Reed baby car- Specializing In residential wort AOE CO. Ma. 2-4888: Nights. Essex fpr storage charges. Rimback Stor- riage; bird cage and stand; rug and Essex 2-1114 3-6789, WOBUH to «H» ta «SET. ta GASIDEKER wishes steady work. Ref- age Co. Mlllburn avenue corner pad; aU hi good condition. CaU WE NEED TOUR FURNITURE! IBVnGTOH REFRinKRATlON CO. eunper scfed do gv^csal «ir«noca 8a. 4-0437. 5 North Street. Spring, MUlburn. Open 10 a. m. to unvl. 3-2666. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FLOOR-SANDING, reflnlahiug, wax- LOCAL and long distance moving and Essex 1-0155 Boors dallT. to be arrastgcC Sununlt. ing, polishing. Experienced work- Guaranteed repairs, on an washers. 4 p. m. « CONTENTS OF THE ENTIRE storage. Local agents for Allied Vans, Bone, very utwral aatasy to mnnjc aajM a to sit with ehll- FARMLAND topsoll and manure. E. men. Free Estimates. 8O 3-1088. Inc. Bobbins &. Allison, Inc., Cran- 41-WATERPROOriHQ ptrsoo Mrs. E. M May. EM I Ona. Drop a card to Mrs. M. Carr, BTAIR CARPET—Special. 14 steps in- HOME FLOORS machine wssed. $3 00 room. \ ford .Cran. g-0898. burs Roa4 Swaetta f4UHt BThtte Oak Rldt* Road, Livingston, cluding stnlr pads and laying, $31.90. Rimback Storage Co.. MUlburn ave- CALL ORANGE 2-3443 Furniture polished. Uaden 2-3823-W. WEEKLY trips to the short, CaU Union WATERPROOFING CELLARS trOMAH to do bomweck W.J. . ' PAIR sliver foses; crib mattress; two Trucking Company. tJNvl. 2-5787. CELLARS MADE DRY nue corner Spring, Mlllburn. Open pair maroon (lowbred drapes. CaU FLOOR scraping sod finishing. AU tng: Vmbt Iaao<£ry. steep tea, PRACTICAL mm available for pa- E THE HIKER WAT room with bat&: am all 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. after 6 P. M. Bu. WE PAT CA8H for your used fernl- types or floors. Experienced man. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE— t»*Bts; care of children In parent*' Milt Larson, 401 Rpblas street, Bo- ! Orang* 4-7OJJ tatlon. Two cttOOrm S*a aaal J. atwenoe. Mrs. Turton. MU. «-U49. TWIN beds, complete, almost new. turs, antique*, silver, books, brlo-e- sells. Phone Rosalie 4-«109. With every room a VAULT. »» 80. Oration P*way., E. Orang»_ CaU Bu. g-405a. Dining room suite. Divas. Call Mill- MIRRORS brac, paintings, works of art, ete. WEIMAR 8TOKAGB CO. INC. STENOORAPHEB. MUlburn burn e-1383. ! GEORGE'S AUCTION ROOMS FLOOR SANDINO AND Ws store, move, pack, shl?, demoth. WOMAI*—Bontst. «-un. Large selection of framed plate FINISHING 337-343 West Grand St., Etlxabeth. USED CARS FOR SALE oC 3 chttdrts. t* racST- l«r to. 1—FOBS glass mirrors. Plat* glass furnltur* j Si SUMMIT AVE. El. 2-7112 Established USI Uttdext 2-70T0-J. tops mads to order. Tel. Summit t-QMf ESTABLISHED 19« 1933 CHEVROLKT. exceUent condition PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER FUR COATS expertly remodeled and REES POWEtX. It-FAIKTIXG—DECORATI*a C»H at 2S0 Morris avenue, Bummlt, WOMA1* or gut, le- vataa tw« W* will buy year attlo, content*. Mil. 8-00J4-J after 3 p, m. drm. 3 days- wn*ir C*a m Will do any kind of Typing Work for repaired. Scientific Fur Storage. NEWARK GLASS CO. aide- Av» ^or Sammst »€lx*w Private Individuals or Doctors, Den- Open every evening. MUlburn Fur 873 Market Street, Newark. N. J. THE HERBERT GALLERY U-A—HODSECLEAMKO BERVICB BUICK. 1934 four door, smsll series. Uata. Lawpera. Merchant*. 909 Btuy- Shonpe. 31SA MUlburn avenue. Mill- PAINT "SPRAYING Original 47.000 miles, like new ln- TOPNO woman. 33-31 to work la «tasst ATtaauc 4 next to Bowling Alley burn. Mlllburn 8-4143. SHOE repairing machine and Cham- 101 Summit Ave., Summit. N. I. WALLS. CE1L1NQ8, RUOS AND Prepare Now for Spring It stde and out, I owner. 76 Division sewing center. Muse hare pion stitcher, guaranteed and In . . . tod floor) Dnlon. TJntl. 2-7277. I. J. FOX Fur coat, hip length, else 40. good condition, suitable for shoe UPHOLSTERY Let us spply a protecuve Ave., Summit. training ta trmUl» aaS Will pay high oath prices for your Cleaned by machine coating to your sad practical espertcsir* la woman will alt with babies. Mink dyed Coney, practically new repair shop. P. O Bex 24, Hillside, antiqued, china, paintings, sliver, 1937 FORD four door sedan, good con- own clothing- Ap^r ta (60. Summit 6-0J98. or Unlonviil* 1*02(3, I a. m. to 11 glass, jswelry, furniture. THE! WALLMASTER WAT dition, new tires, S435. 76 Dlrtslon • a. re. and after 4 p. m. SCREENS, BWOtX ! SAUSS derk for store, men's cloth- ^ t-HOUSEHOLP SOOIrS SUMMIT 8-5217 No muss, streaki. odor or noise. Ave., Bummlt. . . A' ing, esperitnoed; addrass: % D. VIOLINS WANTED—Any oradltlon, Call Orangs 4-S3IB for estlmste. PORCH and LAWN 8TUDEBARER, 1930. 4 door *'<«»" . V 1 Ptuaips, 362 Mali) St., Mlllburn. A At M OU Burner Service. Let us good tires. A-i mechanical i change your heating system to oU. LUMBER for students. Will psy up to US. FURNITURE TOCMO lady, pteasaat pgg We have new or used oil burners and Suburban Studios, (13 Stuyvesant tlon. Frank Troyano. 33S serve CMa^omers ss C Opportunities heating 'systems. No down payment. Av*., Irvlngton. E!»ex 3-0459 af- PNEUMATICALLY blown, Black Rock- B. * E. Finishing Co. Ave.. Summit. . pay. Bonus. Frosstpc Frames, sash, doors, trim, tile board, ter (. wool for Winter Economy. Btops Union, N. J. r(1 Easy payments. For free estimate sheet rock, corner cablneta, cedar Drafts, Saves Fuel. THALER IN- Unvl. 3-3490-R TJnvl 3-1433 1935 TWO and one-half ton »"« Stataoo. fiuszuxut. HISTORICAL call linden 2-7491-M or Linden 3- ANTIQUES, furniture, chins, glass, truck. Ten wheels, flat boa>. aViiV DW 4313-J. lining, oak flooring. N. C. roofers. SULATION tc ROOPINQ CO., M PAINTINO—Inside and out. Paper- Passed March Inspection, $175. W iTOtJSO lady for tmml ta l?43. located in Maple- lamps. Copper Kettle, MUlburn Ave- Broad Street. Elizabeth, Hew Jersey. Ho experiasce saocsanry nue, near Theater. 8h. BUI* 7-3543- Telephone EUesbeth 3-3019 and eve- hanging and floor scraping. Esti- Morris avenue. MUlburn 4-1443. a y Agtfigt y !• wood; picturesque (rounds; four dln- ELECTRIC refrigerator. Bervel-Bec- FREDERICK SCHILL * CO.. INC. mates cheerfully given. Call Sum- •arasB at UilUtiliti y LassatryLt y. 11 3»c ronas: Inoom* J4O.0O0 yearly; rent trolux, 7 cu. ft. for sal* tor stores* W. We buy and sell. Ws also-buy nings Elisabeth 2-5501. IT'S OEOROKOU8 Ivington, N. J ES J-1010-J1 estates. mit 6-1593 or Esses 3-773} after Main BU Chatham. X jj. elSO: sutmtt offer through escluslv* charges. Rimback Storage Co., Mill- IS-A—LAWDSCAFfc OAKDE51NG IT'S BEAUTiU T0O0 girl er asw burn avenue corner Spring, MUlbum. NORMAN CARPENTER irs BRAND m Open 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. FOR BALE, For Rant, No „ Here'* your 1946 Ponttao «»> It ts> W, te work part-t.tw as I«J*»- CHARLES R ASA, Broker inc. etc signs, loo each. The iuna. SERVICES OFFERED AMERICAN LANTD8CAPINO OO. 4U Bo. 17th Street. Newark, N. J. gtrl tattr 'to Nomse P&'Z-tzvm wrrk- a* Park A*e. B. Omits* Or 3-0403 FRIOIDAIRB. 0 cubic feet, porcelain NTJRSERYMEN TREE SURGEONS vsrttbl* Coup*. Bins With black top. •r at Colonial Hraw Caa*«». 191 Mlllburn Aas.. Mlllburn. tg—ATJTO BDPFLIES. BEFAIB CARBLLA BKOTHERS Radio. Heater, white walls, back up CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY box. Excellent condition. 1100. Unvl. Lawns renovated. Top-soiling, aeedlng, PAINTER8 and DECORATORS. II 'Morris Av*s Ca\oa. CLEANING BUSINESS 2-6074-W. PRINTING—All form* of business FLATT WILLYS MOTORS sodding, planting, pruning, feeding Willow St. or 15 Meeker Bt, Mill- light, spar* tire, IJtSt fOt lady tot a and social printing—matched Istter- OWKED A OPERATED BY DAM and cavity treatment. Prune early, ... « SP'TLER MOTORS „ , ' CnJon County Pnnchlss FULL size felt mattress, practically heads. envelopes, and cards, bro- tt'a dedicated to beautify and preserve burn, N: 1 Estimate* ch«rfully ISO Rahway Av*. Elliabstb. N. J- VMon Refrtgsrattas* E«tabllsb«d Business new. |1S. Call Saturday morning, FLATT. Service station now open. Re- given. Telephone Mlllburn 8-1W4 chures, folders, housa organs, direct pair* on all make* of cars. Complete ornamental ahrubbery. fruit and shade Phon* Elisabeth H1W »t, Ckdoav f«c}a4*s ed casiomen. Excellent line of new batteries. New tires and WE SPECIALIZE IN USED CADILLAC OAS RANOE—Smooth-top Quality, announcements. Invitations, eta.* tubes. plows for all Jeeps. ' hand for early spring delivery 29,000 PAINTING. Dscoratlni. Interior, eeeniaatty tor *x-GL NO* WrIU side oven, pull out broiler. Modern Photo-offstt letterpress snd ther- ysrdi of soil; 1,000 ton* cow manure. AND OTHER HIGH GRADE PEKSONALS Bes 341, tfetos Registtr. Untoa. 313-334 Rahway Av*.. Elisabeth Exterior. Free Estimate*. A. R AUTOMOBILE8 _ For sal* for storage charges.. Rbn- mogrsphlc embossing mstliods. Art mis. 3-M58 or Bis. 1-3707 Plants, shrubs, flowers. Jam«s, SO J-05SS. If no answer, FSCTTRE CATALOGCM back Storage "Co.. Mlllburn avenue work, layout and copy assistance. ASPHALT ROADS - DRIVEWAYS call evenings. — .. We sell good tranaportstlon. not corner Bpring, MUlburn. Stor* open Union Register's Community Print HERTZ DRIVE-im-SELF SYSTEM SO Sdgerton Terr. East Orang* N. J. merely used cars. V Clttte. FOR SALE 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Shop. 930 Stnjnresant avsnus. Union. J, FRANK CONNOR License* PHONE ORANOE 4-2443. M J. MTORPHY-Palntlng and Paptr- SPEEDWAY RmtaJ am* •—AMTfQfJBt Call Unlonville ^g780. PASSENGER CARS A TRUCKS TO hangtDg, We specuitse In first class AUTO SALES CO. COMMUNITY HOUSEHOLD EFFEC'Iti HIRE-INSURANCE PROTECTION A. SCOTT—Lawns, flowers, gsrdens, work. Honest and tellable m»- 823 Bt. Oeorge Avenue ANTIQUES at th* Robin Hood Shop, Rugs, pictures, furniture. Ironer. re- FIREPLACE wood, well seasoned, It Plans St. Newark, N. J. light hauling. Cellars cleaned. Rea- chsnlcs, Standard pric«. No added frlRcrator, glass, china, etc. Seen Woodbridge, N. J. . SU OfcUoa Avenue Veweck. •- t IT»lcf St, Htilbum. Umps, glass ready for d«ltv*ry. Su. tmx (Corner James Bt) sonable rates, Su. 8-A478-W. extras. No charge for esttmntes. At Reading R. ft. crowing nert aced thin» Mlllburn t-41!t. dally umU 9 p. m. through Monday. Call Humboldt 1-2200—2-141.4 Ouaranteed sstlsfactlon. 1923 Ray- " - '3-4BTI •37 Hawthorne place. 8u. 6-46J4-W. DIAMONDS A- WATCHKS" mond Cornmerce Bldg., Newark. to Wait Coal Co. , MTOBW BOOT g-A-ACTO TBAlLERg AT WHOL.E8ALB Z3-CARFENTSBS Conserve Your Trees w. J. MA a-13«>, for appointment. ICE BOX. Oood condition. 830. John SAMUEL 8ACHS WANTED Ballnt, 201 West 15th Street. Lin- Harrigan Bros,, Arborists PAINTINO and Faperhanglng. First fK>VSE TnULKRS. 1147 Models, den. .?';»•/ Bldg, Newark, N. i. WE spsclslle* in carpentry jobbing. Bdsalt. Ne» Moon, Koxy Coschee, At Broad * Market Ma. 1-3318 . No job too small or too large. Work Compute. Tree Service claw work. Free estimates. Call ers- USED CARS WANTED , at hlghw M ft to r? ft »«7b to 1J.I00, done reasonably. Mo chars* for es- Highest Standard of Workmanship nlngs, BO 2.8358. cash price*. Dillon Motors, lac.. 3» Oeataat av«u Bkat Qsasp* ICE BOX, like new. excellent condi- REO truck 1933. 1H ton. rack body, Baaadard tnakes only. "Spun aiass" tion. 11730. E. Drosbech. 443 Spring- timates. Linden 3-aMO-R, Fully Imured BANTICH * KESfiLER " Springfield Av*. Su. 6-430O. • AJt «a a wu. nax*. O6L »5B» tasxuatkw. tlectrle refrigeration, fteld avenue. Summit.. Bu. 0-fl74J-J. taotor and Urea in exceUent condi- Roielle 4-0308. Craoford P.O. Box 438 Beaters, hydraullo toll- tion: sUp 3 trailers. Phone evening* ti—CONTRACTORS PAINTINO . DBCORVTOia Simmons bads. 43-INCH white sink with left-hand Bq. 6-8311 or Su. 0-043*. FORMER estate superintendent. 30 interior and exterior. Dutch Boy Unir. 17 ft drain board. 115. Also pot stoves, HOME OWNERS—Expert. aU kinds of years in charge of largest eitstes and leadi and Linseed «m. call Orange " ~ 3-1401. 8TENOTTPE machine with metro^' small horn* repairs, maintenance, golf courses, open lor contracts on 3-65*3 or Btgelow S-6M0. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 1st* dallvtry. Rome, complete set of Instruction odd Jobs. Hour, dsr or week, own new lawns, landscaping and exhibi- C»U OEOROE KITCHEN sink, wall model, excellent books, Itk* new, «J SO 443 Spring- took. Bummlt «-«J35-Vr, c/o d Ny- tion layouts, AU work guaranteed, O8BMANN for EX- condition. SO. 3-3*11. field avenue. Bu. *-4743-J. TO BUY OR SELL borg, B.F.D. 1, Chstliam. ' top results assured. ».O. »-l»3». *™" ****** TO LATE TO CLASSIFY THE SUMMIT HtRALP, THURSDAY, APWt f7. IM7 Silver Rebekah Lodgt grand; Aaa Stiehler, fj Florenet Tawser, recording tctw' Installs Offictrt retsry; Emma FUyburn, financial Nellie Lore*, district deputy MeretW); lags Bergcnita, treas- president, conducted the cert- urer, Emms Spl!kr, WKroka; Flcr- monies and Install** th* officers cue* Kllitoe, conductor; AraeJia Purposes, rt*. - eapestmaotsJ Pees—tTM search work aiui Usbt tuaaufact of Silver Rebeaah Lodge Ne. M, Milltpsucb, chapiam; Estclle 1I1U- * t« tht Lost April in CKANCKST OP MtW ISKSKT oa Tuesday evening, April I. Tn»t »t>*ttj;h, miuicisji; Heili* Lore*, WANTED To: UBOY A KtCmiORM instalied were rljht supporter of nt>bl* grand; mart t* fvmmummt TlMatarl By rtrtus of an order of ths Court Hilda WetUel, junior past noble of OhMcery of the Htat* of Mew Jer- Katkerin* Scharringrhduaen, kft sey mad* on the 1st day of April. INT, grand; Muriel Carlson, noele supporur of noble grand; Cl*rt> Ui a MUM WBsnta Ingebort I. Bch^ ELLA DALY KINO, deciSS^ Hmharty, ripbt ^uppafur of vict-, torn U psMttoner mitw %tt d«- b« audited and st«tad by the iiur>our>o-- fsmdant, you are hereby required to gate, and reported for settlemtntl t to grabd; DtUsia Mentis, ktt »up> tATBOr HARRIET A. PARK. amwsj the petitioa of petlUMMf m the Orphatin' Court ef th« County of port« of,.vice-grand; Ruth Dltt-" HURST Ulso known ms UARRIXT or jkefoK the Jod day of June uti, Union, ©a Friday,-the s*coud day «f PLEASE CALL ALMA PAIUCHUHST.^****! aad In default tbereaf. such decre* Mar nfit *t S:S9 a. m. mar. lamde guardi&n; Olive Maud, . %*S*»i »• ths order of CHARLES win be readered agalast you as the Dated: March list, 1SI7. A. OTTO. JR. Surrogate of the C, 1S47, upon The object of said suit Is to obtain Executor. roonit*, flowers fced gifts w«r* the appllcatk* «t the uaaWalgnsd %» adsOT«s of dl*o«» betw««a said peU- MoCarter. English A Studw, Ir«ctor«, ree flvs and «a«-ha Administratrix of the estate of said de- pr«icnted, followed by r«fre*h- our httn*rea feet: h tttmat aud you. 11 Commerce Street, ceased, notice la hereby given Ur the Dated: April 7, mt Newark 2, NN. J. in the ba&qiiet rootu of Ifa- creditor* of said deceased to exhibit <{-43-t4-4S.<{43tS4» elgitar-slgat degrees .„-. . to the subscriber under oath or affir- IRVIHO MORRIS. H&ll. . one-halt minutes east one Solicitor of PeUtloser, mation their claims and demands 11 Clinton Street. •gsJnst the estate of said decease* Newark, N. J. within six months from the date of NOTICK IS SBRBBY OIVBN. That SnnMir JttUkw e Van Clse line Scuta cm* degree five said order, or they will be forever 44-U-»»-,7 - ree~|M».0i the flual account of the subseriber. and one-half minutes west tares hun- barred trow prosecutinc or feoover- •tATS OP MKW «SRIBY Executor of the last Will and Testa* To ApfHtor Her* May 1 drsd lorty-nln* ana slxty-two ava- lng the came against the subscriber. Department «f State meat of DAVID ARTHUR YOUNG8, Mgrf*ent a pro- three hundred forty-nine and sixty* A. OTTO, Jtt. Surrogate of the this Bute, whose principal office I* FARMS FOR SALE two hundredth! fe«t to the oenter line County of Union, made on the situated at No. 3*1 Springfield Ave- NO1ICB TO C8EDIT0M grum, May 1^ at 4:30 i> n>. in th« _-. __™. Friday. April Uth oa of Springfield Avenue and the south- fourteenth day of Waxen A. D, 1M7, nue. In the City of Bummlt, County ScJtttwl •yetegnrig Ana. sVward. Su.' s-WMl WAJUUCM COUNTT DAIBT PAHIi easterly corner e4 ssld lot; thence —»n the appucatloa of the under. of Union. Stats or New Jersey (William ESTATB OF IETH1. WT1CA NDKIl, tatt tamUjr. STOCKED AMD EQUIPPED (1) along said center line of Bprlng- tned, as Executrix of the estate of A. Kirk, being the agent therein and Deceassd. U»m street. •a evutt-ag. . . . iMseball glovt, Sunday. 110 acr«a, about M tUlabla; modaro bwn flsld Avenue North ssvsnty-one de- —id deceased, notice Is hereby glfen in cbargs thereof, upon whom process Aprtl I*. sesaewntr* between rros- with 37 atanchloua; 10-room home grees twenty-eight minutes east one Pursuant to the order of CHARLBB Corby's ro Sponsor VETEBAK. to ths creditors ot said deceased to may be served), has compiled with A. OTTO, Jit., Surrogate of the Ceun- pet* toil avenue sad Beechwood with all oonvantaneta; 4-room tenant hundred feet; thtnee (8) parallel with exhibit to the subscriber under oetn the requirements of Title 14. Corpo- ty of Union, made oo the twenty- Clast "A" Uep Tmm •naitwaot; 10-atare (toakwt lake, alM ths first described line North one de- or affirmation their claims and de- rations. General, of RsvUed Statutes eighth day of llarch A.D, HIT, upon f (ne Trout Stream: stock lncludM 25 gree five and ona-half minutes east mands against the estate ot said de- of New Jersey, preliminary to the to- A te*jai cotuposied moatly of. to a point which would be lnterseoiM iu r u ths apiilieatkin of the undei-elgne4, ef snooty tot Sunday awrnlag eowi and young stock; practically all ceased within six mouths from the i%.? *^ O^W'Jwta of DlssoluUon. as Exactor of liv> estate of said de- members* of tti« Voung Men's new modam aqulpmtnt; located on by the Northerly line of said Youngs date of said order, or they will be NOW THEREFORE. I, Lloyd B. oaM'il. notice Is' hereby given \i* the ooo«r«t« road; Urn around MOO; lot If said Una wss oontlnued east- forever barfed from prosecuting or re- Marsh. Secretary of State of the Btate Civic 'Council will be sponsored FOB SALE erly; and thence (4) North eighty- iTfititors of xald deceased to exhibit prloe complata 131.000. covering the same against the sub- of New Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that to the suWilber under oath or affir- In the Class "A" Softbatl League •—JIUCKJXASKOVS POUND BANKS K, MOYBR, Rtaltw eight degrees fifty-four and one-half scriber. the said corporation did, on the Sev- mation their claims and demands minutes west to tbs point or place JULIA BATBB enth day of April, IM7. tile In tny against the eitats of said deceased by Corby's Enterprise Laundry, FOB ntw faoorua. Boucb sad scwmwa DOaa-CArS-««e Jumxnlt Animal it JMskaoa A»«. Washington, H. i. ot Beginning. office a duly executed and attested within six months from lite date of Welfare League notice. Social DII» ffaons Waahlnfton 77* KTKBT, HARDKM. WARD a?" consent In writing to the dissolution Bob Stafford, who will manage top sou Basnastt Herald, if your dog it W Kxceptlnr from the foregoing de- said i-rder, or they Will be forever Jesse plat*. Xfm. 1M3M. •OTICK 0» scribed premises so much thereof as BRENNAN. Proctors of said corporation, executed by all barred from prosecuting or recover- the "Sudsmen" report) that he was conveyed by Harriet II. Youngs, 744 Broad St. the stockholders thereof, which, said ing the same ag-ainst tha subscriber. COBDWOOft UMdMl prtc. M- Icnita*. Newark 2, N. J. consent and the record of the pro- has several player* who are n«vr •It enrtL Call abarttuUs NOTICa IS HEREBY 0IVEN, widow, to the County of Union by BETH V. WIKANDHR. ROOMS WANTED Deed dated July 11, l»tt snd recorded 41-43-43-44-45-O s, w J w ceedings aforesaid are now on file In to these parts snd who ihouid 7-3583-W. Tteat the l»t Intermediate account of "v Fees >T,M my said off Ice as provided" by law, *•• • ' t • K»ecutor. tha subscriber!, Trustees of the 8pe> In Book 1114 ot Deeds for Union Coun- A. a. SPENCEH, JR., Proctor, •upply some stiff competition. HUfANCTT, U private house, quiet ty, pags 579. «—.rmmxtnat Blgtita. away (ram ail traffic, br cla.1 Trust created for the benefit tt NOTICK TO CRBDITORI IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have 15 Exchange I'la^e, . - Corby's opens the IM«IR April Bwtss-Asntrlcaa gentleman, linguist. Sharman Crlchfleld and Grant Orlch- There is due approximately ft.TN.O4 hereto set my hand and affixed my Jer»ey City, N. J. toll raj. Ml; wutoa fleld, Jr., under para*ra4>h 17, (e) and with Interest from December 11, 1146 official ssal. at Tren- 43-44-45-46-41ffTpa.w5w . Fees—17.10 3T agaliut the Beat-iicombers. rug. MO Call after I waMreotartst. aon-smoker, dr?. Boi and costs. SSTATK OP MARY P, MaoCOTCHBON. m. Maplswood yawa, (d> of the last Will and Testament Deceased. toltt, this Seventh day Oak BMat areaae, ftutaut. of rRIEDA M. CRICHFIKLD, «e. ALEX CAMPBELL, Sheriff. Pursuant to ths order of CHARLBS AJBOPN of- April. AD.. oS for gentleman, near MUlbura ceased, will be audited and stated by B. I* McKIROAN, Solicitor, A. OTTO. JR., Surrogate of the County JERSEY) thousand nine hun- WANTED TO RENT center- D. B«tw, 10 Walnut «tre*t. the. Surrogate, and reported for set- 43-44-41.4 t~ODJ*SH—CX-4S-C-1 of Union, made on the Fourteenth dred and forty-aevisn. UUlbum. tlement to the Orphans' Court of the Fees—tlT.44 dsy of March A. D.. 1M7. upon tha LLOYD B. MARSH, (Amputee))., wife andd cfaBchild need County of Union, on Friday, the 2nd application of the undersigned, aa Secretary of Stats. BOOM for buslneM gentleman, with day of. May next at 1:30 A. M. NOTICK ««-43-«a Pees-«ls.M BUSINESS 3-4 room OHIMBL asBlrrtkim t rrf without batb. CIOM to DX &W. as Kxecutor of ths estate of. said de- erenees. UmtoavtO* Mm. References desired. Box M, Maple- Dated; March 17th. 1947. ceased, notlcs Is hereby given to the ANNA M. FLEMING, A special meeting of the Summit creditors of said deceased to exhibit KOTICB 0? BBTTLEHBRT moon BBsmnnr I Me HENRY PLATE, Zoning Ordinance Board of Adjust- to the subscribers under oath or af- Mother and cfctM of U. want apart- VETERAM, wile, college graduate*, Trustees ment «11| be held on Tuesday eve- firmation their claims and demands NOTICE IS HEREBY dlVEN, ment or home. vktntty or Connecti- butlueai couple, desire furnished HE3NHT PLATE, Procter of Trustees, ning, April Mnd, 1M7, at eight o'clock against ths estate of said deceased That the final account of the sub- DIRECTORY cut Firms school EmOcnt nStr- room near Maplewood Center. Box No. IS2 Vtnil Ave,, Mdcetleld, N. 3, to Che City Hall. within six months from the date of scriber, Executor of the last Will and CDCM. Wrtte Boa MX Onion. H. J. «. Maptewood Hews. 4:-4l-4i-<5-46—oawSw Fees $5.10 The applloatlon of Charles Orlllo •aid order, or they will be forever Testament and Codicil thereto of INSULATION BOIHABT MM BOID ROMANO HOME INSULATION FOR SALI APPRAISALS UBOROsTa AUCTION AND ROOFING OUMPAJfl M Summit Avenitt Berkeley ATSJUSJS. Berael«y MORTGAGES Summit 4V0N* HeighU Summit REAL ESTATE WAHID CLASSIFIED MANAGEMENT LAUNDHIXS REAL ESTATE Aucmcm ROOM* 47-a Summit Avenue CORBY'S ENTERFRIflB REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT REAL ESTATE WANTED Telephone Summit (-Ills LAUNDRT, INC. SUMMIT REALTORS A YEAR'S RENT IN ADVANCE for Refinishing - Restoring 17 Summit Avaaus 1-4UMMIT rental of 3 or 4 bedroom house, HOMES A INVESTMENT Summit w-1000 RICHLAND CO. tU BUILT older type honu. • vicinity, Bummlt or Union. Approxi- . PROPERTIES and Upholstering KINHART. loomt, 3 baths. I lavatories; oil. hot mately $73 per month. Call Market Wanted—In the Oranges, Uaple- "Realtor" 2-5474, 8:30 a. m, to 5 p. m. dally. 8WEXT-KXBEN LAUNDRl, INU & CO. watar neat; 2-car csrag* with nice wood. Short Hills, 8ummlL st* Howard M. Grill apartmettt. Lot TOiioo. Oood neigh- U-n IndustriU Plsesj ANDERSON. ALPBBD & VETERAN, wife and child urgently • SALES - APPRAISALS borhood; very convenient to every- need three or four rooms, unfur- MANAGEMENT • INSUR Short Hills 7-3715 Summit 4V17U BUTLER, BDWARD m. thing. Fries I14.S0O. Htm dsilqnstti •ho*« ptrsont in nished, due to Imminent eviction. GLAZEBROOK. H McK. CLASJCNCE D. LONO, Broker Call Chatham 4-5138-W. PONALD w. milRsjijte, APPLIANCES MASON COMTBAE OLEN OAKS AOJWCT US SfrtacOsM AM. Summit, M. i. MM MM! •••••• buitn»n who h«v« sYslUbU « Halitead St.. East Orange. N J. SHU Hex. Bu. S-SMI APARTMENTS and homes for em- EASTERN FUEL COMPANY HENRY. CHESTER C *. «-i5» - - Phone OR 1-2611 Nights OX s-alM JOSEPH DB LUCA to tH*m «h«» .eeumuUttd knowUdjs ol ployees of Standard Oil Develop- OR real quick results, consult me J83-238 Broad Street ,, II0UIE8 AOEMCY - inent Co.; within commuting dis- }««ut selling your proji*ttr In Mason Contractor •—.-.-,,.. HOUSTON. S B. * E. O. BUMOALO'WS AND SMALL HOU8ES thlrty-ilx yssrt of oxporlmtnt-tlort and rs- tance of Bayway Refinery, Linden. Mountainside or Westfleld territory. Summit 8-O0O8 joBs-BECic-scBaniy* oo. msntCT Sat. and BUD. by appoint- Writs or contact Service Depart- „ WALTER ROSTER, Realtor Brick and cement work, patch- ssarch In real citato busintss mothodt and ment, Standard Oil Development 2315 Boulevard. Jersey City. N. J. Ing or any kind of maaon work. KORXER. JOHN H- ment. Choice of styles la Summit. Co., P. O. Bos 343, Elisabeth B, BBrgen 4-8222 or WEitneld 3-31M AJITIST and UctiAUARA. W. A- Chatham and N-P. I8.&O0 to 113,900. standards. Realtor! aro thoso who, in tho N. J.; phone EL. 2-3W0, e»t, 283T. HANDICRAFT MATERIALS Electric hammer for rent UABEK. SPENCBR ML Eves., Orace Handwork, Su. O-14J1B. 3-4 BEDROOM house. In good condi- MoNAMARA. Realtor • APARTMENTS S or 8 rooms In Sum- tion, near Lackawanna, reasonably 47 Michigan Ave. Summit 8-4260 STEXLE, ROBERT H. fudgmtnt of their poerg Fn their buiinesi, priced, all cash. Box 81, Maplewood JOHNSON'S ARTS A CRAFTS X7 Maple Street Summit 6-3MO mit, by couple, no children, per- MOUNTAIN. Wf manently located In New York. If News. • . Mexican ImporU, Jewelry, Pottery, WILLIAM J. MATTEO LOT for sale near bui. train and aro periom with pononat ttandsrdi and necessity, willing to sublet. Call * JOHNSON - 4-HN Glass, Tinware, Leather Mason Contractor and Bulldtr. tfUNROE. THOMAS F. stores. Write or call Mr. Wilfred business competence of sufficient merit to . i. A. McMillan. Whitehall 4-0221 or "REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES - S>I«M Beyer, 1 Baltusrol Place, Bummlt, Morrtstown 4-0453. 447 SprlngHeld Ay«. ^ Estimates given on jobbing and OBRIO. EL WOOD M. - «-O4U N. J. Su. S-10S1. . warrant entrusting them with the important BUSINESS couple, quiet, refined, clean, 2-PAMILY brick houss, 108 Dayton Summit "~ contracting. ' desire 3-4 rooms, approximately $45. street, Newark, for 1 or 2-famlly house 8-CHATHAM Phone SUmmlt «:O53J. REAL ESTATE FOB SALE fiduciary relationships involved in real estato Boi 10, e/o The Item, Mlllburn. In Mlllburn. Phone Mlllburn 0-OO14W, CARPENTER CONTRACTORS TWO lota. 90x123, at IS Clark St., Blgelow 8-3S81 or write. • Linden Place, Summit.~N. J. A-«UUJUT Chatham Manor, reasonable H. transactions. They have voluntarily pledged RESPONSIBLE veteran, wife, no chil- dren, deslra 3-3 room apartment, ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS Oon». 58-47 Bell Boulevard. Bay- kitchenette. Evenings B. O. 2-4574. A COLONIAL HOMK. Modern In evay aide Hills, ». V. thermelvM to a code of ethics governing MORTGAGE LOANS' MOTOR EX-Naval officer, sngtneer, wife and respect; spacious- living ruom; tSlo- 10-C—LAKE MOHAWK their business conduct, thoir relations with WB are writing Mortgages up to *"B,iNGSTROM EASTERN FUSL COMPANY lng room; kltccenv maids" roocn and baby, need 3-5 room apartment, 10 rsars. Low Interest rates. No bath 1st: 4 matter bedrooms; 2 house, vicinity of Newsrk. $6J a Mlllburn 6-1872-M 333-239 Broad StrteH FTJRKISHE3) Blodsrn • Cottace, fire- oach other, and their relations with the publle. month maximum. Call collect NYC. legal feea FH.A. and convention- baths, dressing mom; 2nd. Com- place, sereened porch. Urge lot si mortgages solicited. Summit ft-0006 plete Insulation; oil beat; attached ittM. 8b. Hills 7-J878. SA 2-3102. HOME ASSURED MORTOAOB BIJILOIMO MATBsUALl garage; cxccltent location; gOftjUQ. EX-NAVAL officer, wife, brother des- COMPANY By appointment. U—MADISON perately need four or five-room IK SUMMIT AVB. SirMMIT. N. J. STEPHCNS-sOLUBR COi MOVINU HOLMES AGENCY. Bralun PHONB 8UMMIT «-lB6i IStVEDlATB POSSESSION ; eonvaa* apartment, furnished or unfurnish- M Rusael) PUoe SUMMIT EXPRESS OO.. INC 45 Maple BttSMt Summit 4-1MI lent to nation and stores; aevsn ed. Will pay up to $85 per month Bvsnlngs Phone Wsstfleld t-Oltl VTTKACTIVE none Ken* Bouterard. rpoais hath; newly decorated: two* rent. 8. O. 2-M54. Summit t-OOM •f-70 Railroad Avtnue Summit 3 badrownsi 2 DaUas. la* car detached sjsraKe; lot UOxlM: CONSULT A REALTOR VETERAN, wife, 3-month old baby, UNUM1TBD PHA-OI-ANU CON- Summit «-O316 floor lavatory. Coraer lot 43 x 3W. steam heat; taxes 1185. Price I1S.SO0. being evicted today, urgently need VTJNTIONAL MORTOAOK MONEYT BpiLDERBUILDI S top common tnaMe and out In- J-or-4 room, furnished or unfur- AVAILABLE! AT Remodel ing—Repairs- sulated. vcatficntxtBped througb- A. J. HARMAN 4 SON, RosJton nished, apartment. BO 2-153?. MINIMUM INTEREST RATE8 Painting and Decorating out, screened porcbu cxedicnt lawns !« Grata Ave. Madison 6-0441 Prompt Service — Rsasonabts Pees Genera) Carpentry and gartfrna; oil" neat. a-oa» da- CROSS OATES VICINITY Your Seal of Safety— Irons k Connell P Interior and Kxterlor . tached gaxase. Prtee NU0B. Boas- Spadous. modern brick home, flaw- RENTALS JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY A Job w«ll done la worth nut 6-0596. leas condition. Center hall, 8 rooms, Summit f-9M7 a rpcnniniprid.'illon BeautUul Colonial Home—an archi- Z lovely tiled baths, stall shower;' 2 Apartments and houses ars urgent- APPJIOVED LENDINO 1N8TITU- Carl Holmqulst MOUNTAIN VIEW PAINT gHOP tectural gem. modem, convexueat. la Crrplaces; stunning kitchen, oval TION OF FEDERAL HOUSING WILLIAM riEPEIl. Proprietor breakfast room., patio. OU hot water ly needed by the supervisory and 62 Paasalc Ave. Summit perfect condition. Wide center ball. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE laboratory psrsonnsl of ADMINISTRATION. Box 443, Summit, N. J Or 4-8JI4 luge living room, dlnlog loom, kttcb- beat; 1 car attached garage. Owner ISO No Broad St. Elisabeth. N. J Tile Contractor tn. bedroom or den and bath. Sec- built. Mce »32,0O0. ~~ i2—UNION THE CELANESE CORP, PHONE ELIZABETH S-0000 PLUMBlMts, ilJSATIMU- ond floor has four lares bediuoma, CLARENCE D. LONO, Broker lft-A—SEASHORE Estimate* Cheerfully Given two tiled baths, ample closet*.' Oil 312 Springfield Ave., Summit, N. J. UNION REALTORS OF AMERICA Su. 6-3514 SHEET METAL W4JHsV heat, recreation room, attached gar- Su. *4m Res. Su. 6-3285 NEW, all year construction, strong, WILLIAM BAUER. JR. >Ke, open porch. Pmaapt occupancy. HOME OWNERS JOHN, a CROOT 4 BOM PRUVIDBNCB deep foundation, complete Insula- UnlonvUle 2-2400 SUMMIT, N. J. CAJtBBAB a PH4/tXK>KAPHU. Inapect thrboch «-G- tion, storm windows and doors. R. MANOELS tt CO. Offset ths higher oost of living wit* 235 Morris Avenue MOUNTAIN. WHR1 A GOOD) BUT for anyone desiring In- Three bedrooma. plenty closet space. Untonvllle 2-3000 reduced monthly mrrtgigs Daymsnta. •UPPUDi 85 Summit Avenue Summit C-14M Two baths, outside shower. Large L. J. ZEHNBAUER Owners who have vaoanolee now Summit 6-0484 come ifrotxi gardening. Almost 3 or In ths future, within commut- If you ars paying more than a 4% acres of fine land snd nearly nsw living room, dining room, kitchen. UnlonvUle 2-2300 rate on your mortgage. Investigate BASmCAN'B BRICK OeorglsJn Colonial. Custosn Delicious city water, gas, electricity, ing distance of Summit, plsass built, slmost new. Living moo. dla- greenhouse. Home has g : roomi. »-B UNION COUNTY contact Robert H. Wright, the our refinancing plan. IM Sprtngfltrld A BAIMO * RAi»IU KEPA1KINU lnK room, large streamlined kitchen. redecorated, oath, extra lavatory Bsrare. One block to ocean.. Sea and detached 3-car garage. Excel- bathing bay water sports. Make company's housing expidltpr, for Summit a-SMM ROSS RADIO SERVICE tiled bath, screened poetla 1st Boor. FACTORY BUILT Information regarding these very 4 Urge bedroom*, bath Ikbower and lent apace lor roadside stand. Price money. Rent one wing 150.00, other desirable tensnta. Phone KB. 1-160O VI Summit Avenus $17,500. wing $60.00 per week. Price 18300.00 ' 13 HOMES TO CHOOSE PROM and ask for Mr. Johnson or call at the tub). Unusual recreation room. bar. One to seven rooms and bath IRVINOTON NATIONAL BANK OAJCPin M BUU CLKAN1MU Attached jaiage. Oil (tlOOi. Uau- JOBS-BECK-SCflDlIDT OO., Cash. P.O. Box MS, Lavelette. New Call BU MMO. Summit «-lOM Utlon. Jon* occupancy. I35.0WJ. Bealton Jersey. Erection' and at the Center J. K. BEDROSIAN * OOL SI Union Place Summit 8-1031 Financing arranged." - Inringtcn, N. J. CALDWELL BROTHERS THE RICHLAND CO. Bealton SHORI ACRES Visit our Display room and Office Evenings, Chatham 4-4774-R. IM Springfield Arena* 41 Maple Street Summit «3 14—MILLBURN . ON BARNIOAT BAT Open Dally 4-9 Sat 9-4 Bun. 1-4 •70 Springfield Avenue Summit (MRKM • Tei. Summit 0-3034 , CENTRALLY LOCATED PLOTS VENICE OP THE JERSEY SHORE ASSOCIATED BUILDING CORP. JUNIOR executive wishes to sub-let OFPICES FOR RENT MODERN TUDOn IB YOU IS OR 18 TOU AINT A Apartment or small house, fur- DESK SPACE In office, centrally lo- 7S i 150—Fin*) shade tttes. BOAT LOVER?" Either way we have 431 Cleveland Ave. Plalnfleld. N. J. nished, for summer months. W. H. cated, tn Summit. Box 80 % Bummlt COAL PSRRY T. BROWN 100 x ISO x 1S5 tn rear Atttsetlwe of brick and stone construction. everything you want for health, rest Phone Plalnfleld 6-3050 Strohm. MA 2-8173. Herald. Broad St and 8ummlt Are. North side, shade. 1 Acre Rrata Custom built 8 years ago for sn and play time. New Cape Cod Picture cot exacting owner. Tile kitchen, break- IT CANT BE XMPOS8D3LE! OFFICE SPACE available In center of side, shade ireea. _„ window WATERFRONT Cottages. FARMS FOR SALE Will you rent house, bam or apart- U Rtusel) PUoe Summit 0-0913 2IS x 145—Spec* for two homea. Bui- fast room, tile powder rpom, maid's Furnished resales ready to occupy. town. Immediate occupancy. Oood quarters. 3 large bedrooma, 2 tile ment to Junior Executive (Air Pore* location for lawyer or dooror. 880 liuamlt NOEL RECORD A APPLIANCE side plot, shade. A BARGAIN- Ideally located scenic Sites for build- FARMS - HOMES - ACREAGE Veteran) for around $1007 Just ona per month. OTHER. PLOTS AVAILABLE baths, 2-car attached garage. Air Ing & OPENING OF OUR NEW BUSI- charming child. 30 mile radius of SHOP oondtttoaed. Asking $38,500. Submit NESS AND RECREATION CENTER. BUSINESS PROPERTIES SPENCER M. MABEN, Realtor EASTERN FUEL COMPANY AD stass and prtxea. reasonable oflen. of all descriptions. Write your NewarkT Mitchell 3-8530 (Orange 3-4531 34 Beechwood Road Bummlt 6-1900 30 Beechwood Road Lowest taxes, easy terms for all. requirements to after 8 p. ra.) . US-SB) Broad Street JOBB-BswK-scsMnrr ca. STORE for rent—Academy and Sec- SALISBURY AND ROUX, Inc.FREE BOOKLET YEARLY Rental wanted, middle-aged Summit MMM Summit 6-5957 31 Union EDITH WORRNEB JOHN R. POTTS ond streets, South Orange. (14x25). 3 Highland Place Waplewood, N. J. 8HORB ACRES couple desire 3 or 4 unfurnished Call SO 3-1024, after 7 p. m. SUPREME IUDI0 , No. U EDOEWOOD ROAD. SX7MMTT SO 2-7774 Highway tS. Bomervllle; teL 1-1551 rooms In private house. Excellent EIXCTRICAL REPAIRINO OSBORNVUXE, n. r references. Box 92, c/o Summit STORE * DISPLAY SPACE SALES A SERVICE: look at tnls beautifully constructed U-A—H3PPLETOWN TOITNSmP home of Btlek stonsi and atneco wl|n 19-SHORT HILLS SPECIAL LIST Herald. Approximately 1500 Sq. Ft, (total). SUMMIT ELECTRICAL 329 Morris Ave. Su. 8-6M0 BEAUTIFUL home in. Leonardo, next Suitable, offices, light work-shop or slate roof on large lot fosr yoor fu- Write for my special list of farms, RESPON8IBLB Executive desires sub- storage. New building, good trans- SERVICE CO. ture home—10 rooms. 4 batEa. 1st to one of Jersey's nicest Oolf Clubs, ENGLISH COTTAGE let furnished three bedroom house All types of record players overlooking Raxltan Bay, with ac- You can move Into this attractive farmlets. suburban properties and portation, parking, cross ventilation floor Uvatocy. J-car garace attached. home tn M days without any dslay businesses In Warren and 8ussex or apartment, May-June. Please csli snd light Apply BETRACK, 06 River Wiring—All Types Installations and car radios repaired. Chlldrenis playhota* In tear erf spa- cess to two of the finest Har- B. Parmelee, Chatham 4-2355. bors on the coast. Convenient for or expense) for redecoratlon. 8 rooms, Counties; FREE upon request. WRITE Rosd, Summit, N. J. Call Bu 6-2681. Repalrs-^Prompt Service clous grounds. Oooveelentl* tooaied. tile bath, first floor lavatory, 1-car WEST'S PARM AGENCY DIVISION, TWO or more bedroom apartment to ahopplng, schools, churches and c/o W. H. YOUNO. 110 Mill Bt.. Summit e-1531 MOOffXNti Vacant. Priced at $».000. Call Mrs transportation. I hour to Penn Sta- attached garage. OU heat. $22,500. rent or sub-let, furnished or un- Wallace. furnished. References. Write Box STORES FOR RENT LARRY MAY tion or CJ»«. New York. 10 rooms GEOROE M. DUNN, Realtor WEST OEOROE A. AULBOTP. toe BtesdWr snd bath modern built-in kitchen. 1 Durand Road, Maplewood SO. 2-4747 91. o/o Summit HeralaV STORE — newly decorated. Reasonable PTOBL ion. 16 8ylvan Terraoe OR 3-17B7 Eves MO 3-OS1 Lar« foyer hall trimmed with beau- rent. Available. Immediately. 418 EXCEPTIONAL NEW USTINO BLAIRSTOWN AREA — Seven room TWO 3 or 4 rooms, furnished or un- :NS-IOI Phone 8a 6-53SI LINCOLN school district, convenient tiful grained Wood, dining room, Attractive White Center BaU Colonial brick house, bath, heat, fireplace, furnished. Summit or vicinity. So. Centennial Ave., Cranford, N. J. "ooT to station and shopping. 1st floor. Uvlni and sitting rooms, 6 bedrooms, • acres. Immediate possession. 18,000; Or. 2-8142. Cranford 6-OJM, 38 Rtusell Place large attic. Bouse U well equipped Including three bedrooms with two tile living room, dining loom^Attenestj baths, library. 1st floor lavatory, and 80 Acres, stone- antique, 7 rooms, OARAGE wanted, vicinity of Green- CENTRALLY located Itore, 20x60. heat TREE EXPEKTB sun porch; 2nd floor. 3 btdroosn* ana with eJwtric. water, gas, Iron-man bsth and electric, barn, 120.000; Summit l-OOtt stoker, hot air heat. Laundry room attached garage. Oil-Air conditioned wood drive and Undcrcllff road. Call and water included. Rent $125. bath, stain to 3rd for storage. 2-emr heat. Lot »0 ft. front. Five years old. 110 Acres. 14 room house, 3 baths, South Orange 2-4199. JOB8-BECK-8CHMIDT CO. EASTERN FUEL COMPANY N. J. CERTIFIED TREE EXPERT wrage. new roof on boose. SUJ06- with tubs Burrounded by largei and Short walk to station. Excellent view. else., usual farm buildings, tensnt Realtors BRAYTOH sebool district. 1st ftoor. stately «ha4e> tree*. Lot 1M**»- house, marvelous location, 113.000. 3-4-5 ROOM apartment, furnished or 233-230 Broad Street Removal Specialist Priced for quick sale. »11,500. SJB.500. To Inspect, phone 51 Union Place Summit 6-1021 center hall, living room, dicing PAUL. 8. /riCHENOR, Realtor 7-Room village home, early posses- unfurnished, about May 1, Box 20, Summit 6-0000 J. G. Pish Su 6-3360-J room., kltthen. lavatory, sooposrb: HEWY 8CHWXIZER. Bettor U» sion, $6,500: 40 seres, nice B-room c/o The Item, Mlllburn. Ind floor, i tan* bediuotns. Z balbs Main St., Keamburg. It. J. Phone Clmthsm Rosd 8hort Hills 7-2931 house, bath, lares chicken coop, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Keantburg 6-0133. small barn, 112.500. BLUE RIDGE VETERAN, wife and 10-month-old WASHiNO HACWJNES and larre Bleeping porch; 3rd floor. child deeperately In need of apart- FURNISHED house, 4 bedrooms and fXJWEBAL SERVICE 1 rooms and batb. large tot. Z-car 1B-A—SOUTH ORANGE REALTY AOENCY, Blalrstown, N. J. REPAiRED IS-A-SEASHOBK . Phone Sfl-R-0. ment or rooms to unite our small 2 baths. 3 months only, June 15th to A. McNAMARA" garags. I31J0O. family. Travers, Essex 2-0455. Sept. 15th. $250 per month. Refer- SPENCBR M. MABEW. Remllor THE JE3tsm 8H0BK BECKONS SPACIOUS OLDER COLONIAL—123.000 DAVID J. rLOOD THREB FARMS at deflated prices be- 3 ADULTS desperately need 4-5 room ences required. 6 Valley View ave- runsral Sendee 24 Beechwood Road L&rgs plot, fins for Urge family. tween Princeton A Flemlnrfton, N. J. nue, Summit. ' Summit 6-3361 or Summit 6-9376 Summit S-ieoo Randy to Seton Ball; Marshall and Oood train service to w. Y. and apartment or part of house. Thets- Summit e-lM) - Sundays and evenings, can So. t-JOM 'JUMM^TM x U» Good title. sp£n. Btsudt Schools. lit: Rail, living Phlla. M ACRE Country piaoe with meyer. Summit 6-1548-B^ rURNISHBD house, 3 bedroom*, from Ml apringfUld room. Urge stm porch, dining room, June 15 to Hrpt. 15, 8200 per month. or 1«7S bedr )ma two fine homes, beautiful grounds, FOR JUNE Ut occupancy. Houss or Heating and Sheet Metal Work kitchen, pantry. 5nd: 4 <* A(J fine Shade Stock barn and poultry apartment. Brayton School district Long Hill Road, Mllllngton. Refer- WINDOW SHADES COUNTRT8IDS boon*. Hilltop s«* tlli» baths. 3rd: a rooms, bath. Bbt houses. 118 ACRES, sll or part, ences. Write Box 3BS. dllletto. N. J, Stone front PesRsrlvsnla- Lerte preferred. Children It and 11. A. A L. ENGINEERING CO. VENETIAN BLINDS water (oil) 2 car garage, slats roof. newly renovated 8 room Colonial tlon pending. Bummlt FURNISHED house, 3 bedroom*. 3 living room, nreptac* maid* room Available NOW, We have key. homs with fireplaces, "beamed cell- P. O. BOB 863 Summit and batb on 1st floor. Four large baths. June 20th to Labor Dnv. Ref- Stock.and cuntom-made fhadM ^CONSTDCTION CO RAYMOND CONNOLLY OO. ing, random width floors, 2-baths. VETERAN, wife deslrw three-room erences, Rent $200 month. Bummlt bedrooms and 2 twths on sKoad. Road Cor. Boulton Avs. Realtor* So- s-0*°* brook and excellent outbuildings apartment Call Cranford t-UH-M Su. 6-6738 Recreation room with flr»plee«, 6-4623-R or write Box M, Bummlt and blind* made on premlsei. For Point Plessant 3-1173 80 ACBB dslry farm, modern build- MERCK ENGINEER I Veteran) and Hertld. Sales and Service for Winter screened porch. SH»: e*-«««- XJ-UNION ings With georgeou* view. THEO- bride, wish 2-3-4 room apartment or eitlmato cull Su. B-6380, THE tloned heating planu ccsnsesf storm HEAD SHOBBS-Pt. Beaaant on D0R1 C. VEEPTCIND. Pehnlngton. Air Conditioned Units sash. I-acre wooded «ot-'«5w»s«ss»- K. J. Phone 25-J-13 Evenings. garage apt. In fair location. Will CKMETERIE8 WINDOW SHOP. >ng 137.506 Can Summit i-^gn-Ji rtn LABCHMONT ROAD rent immediately or after June 1st. Excellent references. Phons West- OREENLAWN MEMORIAL PARK INSULATION _ tor sppotntment. tniprct exterior of this 8-year-old Southern Colonial, contslns 3 large HACKETT8TOWN VICINITY field 2-2794 ML Airy Road Barnardavllle. N J lattr*«tmg srotwrtles. 100 Acre Fruit A Poultry Parm, mod- JOWNS-MANVnjJD New UgtMn lust completed. bedroom*, colored ttle bath, stall show- ern 8 room house, price (18.000 120 WANTKD to rent, furnished or un- Member, National Cemetery Assn. conilltloneA for ImnMIIate occ er »nd lavatory, completely finished Tsl. Barn. S-08II or 8-0101-M S, on Msnisqusn Ac. Dairy Farm with large Colonial furnished hmise, $135 monthly msx- HOME INSULATION ancy, all with aatomatle Ma recreation room with bar, 260 ft. depth house to be restored, also pond sits. Irnum. Inferences. Bmlls Coene, SPRINGFIELD 07-71 Union Place BUY BONDS f hnwv by appolntmeat throach ih'» in BrtMK lot. » n, living roomj etc.; call for Prloe 111,000. Jr., % Vain Club, New York City. PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY office. Owners asking $!*.«» Jo further information. HAROLD GIBBS, Broker POUR to six rooms, unfurnished. Main SV • Springfield. K J. Bummlt, N. 3. ItOIMft rMgainew kOBBM «• iaraw GEORGE R. SCHWAHL Family of three adults, Elisabeth All plots sold under perpetual car*. Summit tVSIM lots. • c_ 7* Main Bt. HacketUtown, N. J. Tat! MUlbura 4-OU8 of ML 4-1121 317 MUlbura Avanus Mlllburn t*SlM 1-M37. cnuBtrrcK ex BKNRT , Tei •aoawttstown Campbell tuigned most vf oil tuff Thursday night astd Friday operative and many business mm that since the Laboratories art in to patrol the entrance* to the who formerly considered the *f BLB&NOft f«K« MMTI. no test* engaged in the operations! laboratories. Police Chief Harry phone at vital as a right am ef were gettiag unexpected activities of the Bell System but High of New Providence Borottga, THf L H. MOITI CO. lav long-term project* to extend th« only fall tkne polio* officer by tramping the street* te and Improve the c©mmunic»tio*» in this municipality, starter** a duct business usually tu HwtagfleM Aw. plished by a phoaa call. kit, tike outside unions' attempt to sprained ankle April • while he Cloe* the iiuititutiom come* into di was making aa arrest pad it was rect conflict with (he laterest* of his; enforced absence that fsnatJ the public the borough counrtimen. to ask assistance from the county. SAVE AT SOVEREIGN OB April II 'the Ls.Wst&rle*' A meeting of tt* *oat4 of direc- ova union went .on, strike, and on He a UsOea, tor* of the LackawaaiM, Oonuao- Monday the meager picket* were According to BcM Laet* offi- tecs' Association, Inc, of New Jer- withdrawn and replaced by those cial*, approximately ISO of the aey, was held at the Advertising or the locaJ union. Oo Monday, 1000 employee* at the Ifitrray Club, Park avenue, New fork City, April H, picketing proceeded in a Hill plant, axe affiliated with a Monday. completely peaceful manner and recognised union — the NaUeaal wat much to the credit of the Federation of Telephone Workers. U was decided that the associa- local union. These workers did no* participate tion become • party to the action Tuesday morning, April 19, while in tbe picketing, the plant offi- TROUBLE SaoOTWL When fist* of and petition for iocrtojed pas- 3.3ft OLD so violence wai offered or threat! cials said, but they have crossed senger rates for eastern railroads, begaa to fly and other objects implied against those intent on the line* since April *V The re- were catapulted through the sir at hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission, April S, eomiag to work, and all reporting mainder of the plant, consisting Thursday at Bell Telephone Lab- *W(Cafjr mQtf MMsM »:» a. u. at St. George Hotel. OB foot or by bua were allowed mainly of engineer*, physicist*, oratories at Murray Hill, Sheriff freely to walk in, tightly cioaed executives, maintenance and cleri- Brooklyn. fM.lhtwhmm Alex C, Campbell responded to a lints of marching picket* com- cal help, are not affiliated with A. large number of Boa-member Sami-rlgidwetproof, wbb^ pletely blocked the road* leading any union, according to Bell request from New Pr ovideace Bor- commuters have signed petitions c«^] a*et, CoUra4 bi*di te to both gatea, and car driven were authorities, , j; ough authorities to take over and requesting the association to rep- advised by police officials to pro- Many of the executives have insure quiet between the pickets resent then la protesting far* in- «M aook, mtad ^hol-twy. ceed without attempting to enter been manning the Jobs vacated by «nd soa-strikers among the labcrease and to express their views in order to avoid itotb incidents NFTW members who have bttt employees. on various phases of Oie coot' and blocking the public roadi. The out In compliance with a sugges- muting problems. drivers, interested also in avoid- tion made by Campbell, a notie* of the National Federation of Caribou" and reindeer are the GOOD ing a break with their friends, in was sent to all employees of the Telephone Workers. only members of the deer family general complied after dropping plant Friday asking them to avoid Union spokesmen said Local 2 their passengers. The non-strik- In which both sjesa* have antlers. 1 congregating near the entrance. members officially Joined the ing employees nonetheless still feel Oesaaads Proteett— walkout Friday night, although that even this degree of interfer- The Attorney General's tele- they have been honoring the ence with their right to come to gram directed the County Prose- picket line since the morning of work constitutes a clear infringe- cutor to immediately Uke up theApril 8. meat of their civil lltwrttei. matter of adequate protection for At Newark headquarters, it was the, .many scientist*, technicians said that the local is comprised and other employees of the Lab- of about 300 worker*, mostly Lab Workers oratories. journeymen, mechanics and tool- Ms*, of heart sheet. Corn* "*"* HM&5 (Continued from Page 1> Van Riper declared that state makers. . . gaUd bottom. Doable anti« '-Ply nylon strung racket*. intends to hold county and local Peace prevailed Monday in coif versions generally concurred in by wedge body iwexlgea. BJmrned tap*nmi ance, sent to Sheriff Campbell by tive responsibility and warn them Supervisory workers handling the Borough Councilman William P. that "the State intends to hold ithbfe still ET THE BOSS _ „_... .^ . ' .. Cunningham, co-chairman of them to" strict accountability for council's police committee, and he faithful performance2 of their Councilman Robert Badgley, com- Ed Jenneiu, veteran of th« U. B. Navy, and hla friend Ken duties." '•> • missioner of public works, was 180 In Picket Line Finaaje, recognised a good! thing when they taited it. answered by Campbell and fivp A picket line of 150 workers, the When a drink like Vernor'i can win such amsilng popu* deputies: Prank Paul, John Fec- largest since the telephone strike han, Harry Coplan, William Niel- DRASTIC SPRING REDUCTIONS FROM larlty as It has bl Michigan, It's a safe bet people in New began a week before, was estab- sen and Joseph Coakley. By that lished Monday at the Bell Labs Jersey will like it too. time the worst of the fight was Jn JIurwy^llLssjtTjk^raI_rajaks. wr-TtarTfiaie TJlcKelT left:anT were augmented by members of were replaced By peaceful women the telephone Laboratory Em- operators who reported from the ployees'-Unlon. Local 2, an affiliate

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