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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER SPRINGFIELD. N.J., THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1949 mCIU NEWSrAPEK VOL. XXIV—No. 33— BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE VOWN8HW OV EPKINOnSLB 10* A COPY, $3.50 BY THE YEAR furniture Store Opening LISTEN Girl Scout Local School Town Purchase Procedure Festival to Graduations Rapped by Turk; Gasoline Be Broadcast Next Week Buying by Brown Attacked Event Expected Ceremonies at TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS Chisholm Tues.; TO CLOSE JUNE 22 Bd. Agrees to Investigate To Draw Large Students wll lcloae the school Crowd Tomorrow Caldwell Wed. season at Regional High' by at- Fuel Savings Possibility tending an assembly Wednesday Democratic Township Committeeman George Turk, Highlights of the Girl Graduation exercises at morning, June 22, after which Springfield grammar-schools they will receive their report Candidate for reelection, unleashed a series of unprece- Scout Strawberry Festival will take«place next week. cards.~School' will reopen on dented demands for changes in municipal purchase proce- FRIENDS! I which will take place on the Ceremonies at Raymond September 7, for the freshmen, dures at last night!s_meeting of the Township Committee. Municipal Green tomorrow Chisholm School will be held and on September 8 for upper- Principle target for his attack was Republican Road Chair- night will Jbe broadcast~~di- Tuesday at 8:15 p,m., and at James classmpn. man Fred Brown. Steady writer of this column rectly from that area by Caldwell School the following eve- James Caldwell and Raymond had himself an annual malerla 1 Turk's attempt to have all fu- WNJR, Newark radio sta- ning. Stuart Knowlton, president Chisholm Schools will close their ture township purchase orders attack last week and delegated of the Board of Education, will doors on June. 22. Both schools Ray Forbes Named authority for handling ?/XJs- tion, by-Warmer" Will P&- drawn • In triplicate- and first gelbeck. He? is a former agri- award diplomas. will be opened for the new term cleared through the ' municipal ten Friends" to another news- on September 8. paperman ...we got back on the cultural instructor at Re- Candidates for graduation arc: Lions Club Head treasurer to prevent any .budget job just before press time to find gional High School and now Raymond Ohisholm Items from being overdrawn didn't Raymond 'OT. Forbes was elected got to first base. But his motion the column patting our police*de- conducts a radio program for Albert James Corsoky,-John Terry and Installed as president of the partment on the back as' the best Davis, Donald William Eicrihorn, to Investigate possible savings by farmers. July 4th Details Springfield Lions Club at the an- combining "gasoline purchases of In-the country . . , every man Is Piegc-lbeck will act «-*< auctioneer Richard T. Elfvin, Roger B. entitled to his opinion but that George, James Richard Gwa'thney, nual meeting Friday at the Orchard tho road and sewer departments for tho "country fair" booths with that of the police was passed. "one was too much to take in one 1 Nearly 1,000 persons viewed the Moore Furniture Com- Lowell Hardy, Albert Edward Hec- Under Preparation Inn. Ladles Night was observed giilp^-T Springfield'doca have a which will offer products' donated torrRuasell Pfltzlnger, Jack Pollz- Township Clerk Treat will Jnake—| by Springfield merchants and pany-display throughout the day and evening last Friday Additional plans were made for with thirty-five wives of members tho Investigation. good 'police force, but let's not kid when the store officially opened its, doors for business. zotto,. Donald William Rosselet, the Independence Day celebration as guests at a roast beef dinner. ourselves into bollcvlng there lon't farmers. Many unusual Items will Guy Thomas Selander, Alvln Tuc- Turk's opening remarks on the be offered" for auction, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mpore Sr., are shown looking on as and two more chairmen were Other officers Inducted were: another cojmrninTtyjhls-sizc In the snak, John Joscpir-Weber, Edsel named -at" a meeting of the com- First vice-president, -Charles F, gasoline subject had to do with a nation \5m0se bluecoato" don't a baby turkey to be delivered fully their son, Charles Moore Jr., manager of the establishment, A. Weaterfleld, George Henry comparison of prices paid for fuel grown at Thanksgiving. mittee in Town Hall Friday. Paul Heard; second vice-president, measure up to ourd , . . So the receives best wishes from Tom Lyons, vice-president of the Weston, Jane D. Bolles, Anna T. Callahan was named finance Louis Zlenta; secretary, Robert D. by pollcesand that paid by Brown's big black pencil went to work Tho affair will be opened; by Springfield Chamber of Commerce and owner. 6f_the_new Louise Bullock, Grace M. Camin, chairman to replace Harry Hart, Treat; treasurer, Morris Llchon- department. "It's very nice to give *• and Instead of the regular full gal- Mayor Robert W. Marshall with Morris avenue store building.—Photo by Chester Johnson. Joan Rose Campbell, Karln A. who Is retiring becauso of poor steln; tall twister, William M. business where a man has his ley of blurbs, you found the col- the cutting of a hugo' strawberry Flucht, Janet E. Gwathney, Ella hoalth, and Alvln Johnson was Rein; and lion tamer, EJdward~2r headquarters," Turk declared, "but umn lacking Its usual aplce . . . shortcake. It will bo followed by Mao Jahn, Doranne Merldeth designated to be In chargo of the Wronsky. Forbes succeeds Alfred In so doing we are being very de- we promise not to allow this to tho featured crowning of a stuiw- Knight, Doris Sarah Lynn, Eliza- fireworks display. He will be as- E. Bowman, retiring president. linquent and not acting in the best happen very often in the future. bcrry festival queen with the aea- SUMMER SCHOOL Nominate Basini beth M. Meslar, Ann M. Statile, sisted by the Fire Department. Interest of the taxpayers." Turk The following directors were referred to a service station at lgnatlon of her court of honor. STARTS JULY 11 Mary Ellen Stiles, Barbara A. Edward Klsch reported that the named: Ernest W. Nagel, Olaf. B. Stivaly, Edith Christina Toomey, Regional Board of Education-will Morris avenue and Center Street, .-, While on the' subject of the Other-events Include a straw- Announcement was made to- Post Commander Lois Ann Wagner, Janet—~Elaine Palmer, Alvln Dammig and Hay- whore Brown. is~seen frequently.* i police department, however, we berry eating contest and a greased day-Dy-Benjamln F. Newswah- bo contacted . today (Thursday) ward K. Marne. Corsages were pre- Members of Continental Post Walker, Susan-Worrllds, John relative to use of the high school sented to al lthe women who-were Coal purchases from the Union might mention In pausing that pig race. Thero will be ovonts for gor, supervising principal, and 228 will elect officers at tho an- Scott Donington, Karen Edna Lar- It wain a smart order from head- children of all ages. Additional Mrs. Thelma Sandmeier, Prin- groundo.—Eugene Haggorty te-^ guests. County Coal and Lumber, Com- nual ' meeting, Thursday, June 16, sen, Roberta Jane Sorge, John ported—that • arrangements, have pany last year amounted to 51 quarters which resulted in the attractions Include a carouse], a cipal of Raymond Chlsholm at the Legion Homo. Raymond R. Monroe—Keith, Jr.,_ Joan Emelle The final meeting of the season placement of a cop for pedestrian School, that there will bo a been completed for use of a sound tons at $850, • according to Turk. pony ride, a puasy-In-the-wcll Baalni has been nominated for SmitlvGnll Merwln Runyon, Doris truck. Plans for athletic events of the club will be held tomorrow "There are other coal companies and traffic duty last Friday game, and a bcdsprlng for small summer school conducted in the Pollock, Jane Marjorle Brassier, (Friday) night ~wlth~Fbrbes pre- night at'the'Center street cross- James Caldwoll and Raymond commander; • '• wore outlined by representatives in town arid they are entitled to fry jumping. Shufflcboard and Other nominations lncludo: Sen- Margaret"E. Hiiber, Nancy Lee of Continental Post, American siding. The first meeting of the fall share in municipal business ea ing of Morris avenue . . . if the ring toss have bceiuarranged for Chisholm Schools starting on Hoffman, Carol Ann Mc'rite, June season will be held September 9. department's manpower permits Monday, July 11 and ending^on ior vice-commander, William D. Legion, and Battle Hill Post VFW. well," he stated. Turk continued: tho older groups.—There -also-will Merkel; junior vlcc-commander, Eleonore Worthlngton, . Charlotte "We must tighten our belts and put it, we would suggest an ofllccr bo~a booth dedicated—to~early -Friday, August 19, a total of 30 Hazol EIricltson, Shirley Ann Swee- It was revealed that several at that spot at all times during < Herbert W. Qulntpn; finance offi- offers of donations Have been re- DEMONSTRATE WAYS purchases out on bids In. the fu- Christmas shopping, A variety of sessions. cer, William H. Young; chaplain, noy, Mlchele Anno Doherty, War- ture. The ' police department la~ shopping hours ... if not, then refreshments will be served. =—Classes will start at 8:30 a.m. ren Gerard Tobey, Ralph Henry ceived. Hope has been expressed OF FIGHTING FIRES the location should-have-protec- Bruce W. Evens; historian, Rus- that various civic associations will dolng Its buying efficiently and I arid end at 11:30 a.m. with a sell Schrampi and sergeant-at- Bostlan, Vincent Altlorl, Anthony A demonstration of fighting; oil fall to -see any reason' why all other tion on Friday evenings and Sot- The selection of the strawberry different group reporting each Rpcco Casale, Richard A. Bedna- assist, in obtaining donations., Jo- queen and her attendants will bo arms, Rlchs^'Q. Neilson, seph Kenny was appointed chair- blaxes was presented Sunday with (Continued on Page 2) hour. Attention;will be given to; firemen. extinguishing their own made from the Springfield Girl reading, spelling andarlthjnetlo. Nominations iffor delegates to. ^ Ponald Richard Wolf, 4Davld man of the printing committee. ScoutS-Judgea-for-thecontest will: tho-MJnloiHpounty Committee In- Gobrfee Monroe, Anthony Joseph Members of~GlrI Scout Troop 3 has blaxe to show how it Is done. It was gratifying-tb sajrthe least -Bach class wllf be limlted'to ten' The fire .was part of the drill to see Springfield housewives turn bccnlf~dlnnor " will be instructions-in City Trans$anfz enc©'Grouse _ol Cranford, as Co-. _ Beforc-the-graduation Tcercmony, yorsatllo, liurlcc Allowed Union a Chairman. ——•-- =— •'_ honorfirjp'EirrmOTnicl O^. Holms n» the senior ctaiia will present the wlmming conducted the same* as : an example , , . ns far as The Sun lone olnglo in racking" up the vic- play, "Hold That Pose," directed last year. Dotalla arc not ready tory. Tho telumph enabled Re- In TiddTtlori to the addrtas—byli is concerned the event was an im- for publication but parents are Local Republican Planter Mr. Blrnbaum, the demonstration' by Miss M. Claire Kelly. The pro- gional to fhilsh In the upper Motorists need to recognize that portant one and deserving of plc- duction was written by ilvn fltu- rged to watch The Sun next week A registered Springfield Repub- Murray said, that the city paid $80 will feature a massing of colors turos, particularly In view of tho for complote plans regarding the bracket of the conference and there ar'o several causes for "aamc- and parade by all American Legion dentri, Etole Phillips, GWen Wen- gave It' Increased pr'estlge follow- lican who bought plants (at $80 each for a dozen plants purchased attendance of State Sonator Elmer" man, Phyllis Smolloy, Adroh Rlker pedal registration of youngsters dhoctlon" accidents and that with aploce) for the Democratic strong- In Jacksonville, Fla., lato In 1947. Posta and Auxiliary Units of . H. Wonc, Democratic guberna- and Annette Palombo. seven yearn' or older who aYq In- ing Its selection to compete In the the cooperation of each driver, the hold of Jersey City back In the The bill of $960 was Increased by a Union County; a drum and bugle torial candidate , . , but It woan't terested in learning. Greater Newark Tournament. toll of these collisions can bo re- days when Mayor Frank Hague $360 shipping chargo. As a result corps exhibition by the corps of until" just' a couple of hours be- dufted. . • • . was In full flower today faced tho each of the twelve plants cost the Argonne Post No. 6, and Bayway fore the affair that we knew any- The leading cause Is following likelihood that he would be trans- city $110, Murray observed. Pos*No. 260; introduction of-win- thing about It ... true, It whs a Picnic Areas Open top cloaely. The remedy U> to al- ners in the LegionW annual Ora_r planted from tho municipal pay- The local man, who, has been surprise for Holms, but th«t Isn't 8 Injured in Two Crashes low one car length for each 10 roll. torlcal and Safety Essay contestsj any reason not to tip off tho press miles of speed. For example, at registered here as a Republican, representatives of Boys' and Girls' far enough in advance to Insure For Reservations The plant purchaser is Everett said ho undertook the work at the 20 miles an hour, the drlvor must J. Rcbcll, of 116 Bryant avenue, State; as well es a number of acts propor coverage! • Weck-ond reservations of picnic At Shunpike and Mountainkeep a minimum distance of two personal Instructions -of Mayor of variety entertainment. areas may still bo mad0 for June lacerations of both logs. She was who Is a landscape architect. Hague, for many years tho vice- Eight persons wore Injured in caf lengths from the vehlclo ahead, James F. Murray, director of Parks in several county parka', and ro- two accidents which occurred at detained. . . . chairman of the Democratic Na- With only a couple of weeks In "Same-direction" accidents also and Public Property, has Indicated tional Committee and long recog- HAROLD R. SCHERZER servablo areas are available for Mountain avenue nnd Shunpike Also trcuted at the hospital wore result from pulling away from a which to shupc plans for Spring- weekdays'In all parka, according Vetre, who suffered a nose frac- that the city can well do without nized until last month as the JR. COLLEGE GRAD field's' annual Independence Duy road on Thursday night and early parked position without a signal future landscape decorations. How- Democratic boss of Now Jorsey as to W. J. McNaught, 2d assistant Sunday morning. All eight wore ture; Marlon Moore, 24, of Cedar Harold R. Sohcrzer of 21 Melsel celebration, which almost went superintendent of recreation. • or due regard for traffic, cutting ever, Rcbell said that ho already well as of Jors«y City and Hud- taken to tho Overlook Hospital, Knoll, a piusaosger In his car who in too nhnrnly when passing, and avenue was among 109 students down the drain this year for Reaorvablo areas with open had a.laceration of tho right leg, had written Murray, a letter In- son County. He said plants pur- who were graduated at commence- . look' of support, it now becomes Summit, In tho township ambu- trying to over take and pasa an- dicating that ho was voluntarily week-end dates are mainly at Lake and Frank Hlbl, of 620 Twain 1 chased for the Christmas display ment exercises Monday night at more Important than ever for Surprise and Prospect Grove In lance and patrol care and one was place, und Mlchaol Caputa, 18, of other vehicle on tho right.' terminating his agreement with wero ordered by tho former Mayor Union Junior College, Cranford. everyone to back the event to Watchung Reservation, at Green detained. 274 Crawford terraoe, both of To reduce «uch accldonts motor-" the city as of May 31. "to make a good show at Chrlst- The class was presented by Dr. the hilt Brook and CodaV Brook parks, Chief of Police M. Chose Run- Union, who suffered a wrist frac- Ists must know the sate driving Murray said a bill had been 'mas." Kenneth C. MacKay and diploma* practices necessary to proVont such Plalnllold, and at Sweet Gum yon said that the accldonts wero ture and shoul'der bruises respec- submitted for $630 for the month Why Rebel!, a Republican voter, conforrod by Dr. A. L. Johnson, Friday (tomorrow) Girl Scouts Grove In Clark Township, Mr, Mc- the first at tho dangerous- lntor- tively. ' , . accidents and also to bo alort for of May, ' He Indicated It would not was ohoden to landscape Demo- County superintendent of schools will hold a strawberry festival on Naught .wild. Areutf In Rahway soctlon In a period of more than Throe more wero treated at tho tho operating ecrora of others on bo paid since he had not author- cratic Jersey, City by Mayor Haguo and president of the college board tho municipal greon which should River, Hcho Lake, Nomahegnn two years. At tho time of the hospital following another colli- tho road. ized the'work. However, Rebell In- In preference to a tried and true, of trustees. receive tho support of overy fum- md Warlnanco parks and Seeley's accident the truffle light facing sion at 2;20 a. m. SUndoy. Tho AH local motorlsta must join sists he will be paid. "Naturally my Domocrat was never explained. lly In town . , . The couple of Pond have already been reserved vehicles wero operated by Jack with others throughout the- state work went on during the month MOUNTAIN AVENUE Shunplko road wairf In operation of May, he observed. "I had a con- One obsorvcr suggestod that the minutes and fow cents you spend for wcek-onds during Juno but as a red bllnkod light. Although Whlttlrigtoh, Jr., 23, of Morris- to remember at all times tho former political boss frequently will pay terrific dlvldonds. have open dates during July. town, traveling north on Moun- motto: "KEEP A SAFE DIS- tract with tho city." RESIDENT FINED that makes a stop mandatory, wore a flowor In his button hole Denzll E. Blle», 32 yeans- old, of !,| Tho county park system has 74 tain avenue und Frederick t>lsoJi, TANCE FROM THE CAR Murray took vouchara from City and with his annual exodus to cars in both Instances apparently Hall files which qhoWed that. Re- 11 Mountain avenuo, was fined FIFTH BIIWHDAY areas which may be reserved. wont through the lights, the chlof Sr., v30, of Union City, who was AHBAD." Florida to the winter probably had entering tho • intersection from bell ^reached ah agreement with $53 and hlfl license wa«( suspend- Joan Claire Stcetu, daughter of When not reserved theso are on a doveloped a greater love for pen- ed for thirty dnys recently when Mr. and Mrs', Joseph Steots of 31 first, come, llrst served busts', like In the earlier accident cars oper- Shunplko road. UOIXEK 11EUB* the ^clty on September 17, ^1046, insula floral products. The Roller Derby, currently Under Its t«rms he was paid $30 ho was arraigned bofore Acting Rose avenue, celebrated hor fifth nil other areas. Reservations are ated by Joseph G. Vetre, 23 yearti Thoso Injured wore Doris Doyle, "That may be true," conceded Magistrate Zuckor of Irvlngton, on birthday Saturday night at a fam- limited to county residents und old, of Morrlstown, who was driv- 23, of Blmhurst, L. I., who Buf- campaigning In tho Murkct St. a day when an assignment from Arena In Philadelphia will make tho parks and publlo property dl- a loyal sunjportcr of the new ad- a chargo of traveling 70 miles an ily gatherl"R' In her home. Gue&ts may bo mado up to' 00 days In ad- ing north on Mountain avenuo and fered a finger laceration, Claire hour In Lyons avenuo, Irvlngton.' | wore from Bloomflold and Irvlngi vance through the Recreation De- Miss Joan G. Murphy, 17, of 251 Borleaa, 23, of Jersey City, fore- Its flrtit appcarunco In New Jersey roctor In connection with the ministration," but John Konny did when It comes to Ruppert Stadium •beautlflcatlon of municipal parks more landscaping on Election Day Blle» was given a summons by ton. Joa.i recontly returned from partment, The Union County Park Colonial avenue, Union, traveling head laceration and W'nona Whlt- 1 Patrolman Ledorer on May 28 cura- a mo.V.h nt.uy with hor maternal Commission, Administration cast on Shunplkc road, collided. tlngton, 25, of Morrlatown, bruises In Newark for a 13-game series and grounds. He also was author- than Rebell did In three years. And u beginning Monday, June 20 and ized'to purchase plants. he usod ballot boxes not trco sup- tor a four-block chase. Ho pleaded grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Building, Warlnanco Park, Eliza- Mleto Murphy was troatod by Dr. of the shoulder* ri shock. All guilty. - . Johnion pf Pittsburgh. beth. Dutton tor m. fractured fib and were treated at the hospital. running through Saturday, July 2. The City Hall vouchers Indicated ports." , Page 2 THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1949 GIRL Town Purchases Springfield Licks Looking Into (Continued from Page 1) Church Notes Yesteryear SC6UT branches shouldn't follow suit." Maplewood 5 to 3 The Presbyterian Church intendent of the Primary Depart- Whe.n Turk recommended th The Springfield Baseball Club _ ment, Mrs, Joseph T. Scarry, Jr. Corner combining of gasoline purchase; Bruce W. Evans, Minister defeated^ the Maplewood team There will be songs by tho small Commltteeman Al Binder said h • • • By Anne Sylvester Sunday at Maplewood S-3, to tie children. The department will From felt "Mr. Turk has a point there. with three other teams for first Sunday, June 12 will be observed separate Into their classes for the Brown also agreed that purchase ESTAULiaUED BElTEMBIiW 27. 1029 as Children's Day with a special OF THE SUN -TROOP ACTIVITIES place. Springfield scored Ite runs - Published overy Thursday at regular Iession perold and come should be made as reasonably after Maplewood hod taken a 3-0 service beginning at 10:30 a. m. 200 Morrta Avenue. SprlimfU-ld. N, J. together forjthe closing under the Troop NoM—This troop held Its possible, but "all during the wa: lead. av the HPIUNOKIKLD PUBUHHING COMPANY Recitations and performances will Five Years Ago TELEPHONE: MILLBUKN C-1276 direction of the classes taught by final meeting last week at the 'Danny' supplied my truck wltl Hcri) Pennoyer's long blast over be presented by members of the -The nominating committee of gasoline and I don't think you Official nowspaper of tho Township of Springfield and Borough of Mrs, R. H. Fries and Miss Harriet home of Mrs. Peter Rudy, 50 Oak- the left field fence, with Charlie Beginners and Primary Depart- L. Totten. Pastor Hlnman will Continental Post, 228, American should take the business away from 1 •Mountainside. Subscription rates by mail postpaid: Ono year, $3.50, land 'avenue.. They played.,games Coldarero scoring ahead of him, ments. There will alsobc admin- give the School a children's ser- Legion, has offered a slate of him now wlthoutjirst giving him six months, $1.75, payable in advance. Single copies ten cents. i istered the .sacrament of baptism officers for the coming year, and and refreshments were served. sparked the Springfield rally in mon and Mr. ThOele, the general i. opportunity of entering into an the sixth when they scored three RAYMOND BELL, Publisher during the service. Richard T. Bunnell, senior vlce- Troop No. 8—This troop is very superintendent, will present cer- agreement with the township." runs to take the lead. After thaL -Entered as socond clans matter Octobnr 3.' 1031, at; the Post Ofrico, At 2:30 p. m. the members of the tificates to those graduating from commander, will succeed Herbert busy finishing lta aprons which Bprtngllcld. N. J.. uJdcr an Act of March 8. 1879. Christian Endeavor will leave from Qulnton. Commltteeman Keane made thi It was Springfield all the way. Lou the primary to tho main depart- are to be sold at the strawberry the chapel for a vlfllfto famous second to Turk's motion. It wa Pasqualc gave an excellent ac- ment. festival. carried "unanimously. When Clerl count of himself allowing six hits New York churches. At the church eervice at 10:45 The Colfax Civic Association has othy-E. Martin, 1410 Putnam ave- The fireside picnic will be held elected John Hopping Its president ' Troop No, 8—Final meting of Treat raised the question regardlnj and putting down, six via the 8TH GRADE PUPILS nue, Plalnfleld, spending, $13; Ken- a. m. Pastor Hinmanwlll speak Investigation procedure, memben strike-out route. _i ~ on June 18 from 3 to 9 p. m. at on Spiritual Exceptions, taken to succeed Cheater M. McEvoy,._. this troop was held last week. It SLATE CLASS NITE neth R. Turnor, 49—Furber ave- of the committee said he would d( Springfield saw two now 'aces Twin JFalli) park in Watchuhg from the conversation with Nico- nue, Linden, careless driving, $10, is planning a cookout picnic patty the Investigating. In the reliable Jerry—Applefield, ' Graduates of the three eighty Reservation. Family members are domua' " • Pride of Battle Hill Council. grade classes of tho Raymond and Helen e i holm School were approved. They Is found harmonious "and eternal. arid 'over again antl Include bool] FUNERAL HOME Rev. H. von Spruckelsen for young people and children arrangements. will be placed on Shuriplke road, (Pg. 1B1.) well. : Mllltown road and at both ends ol {Alfred £ young. Director Sunday School 9:15 a. m. • South Springfield avenuo. Church Service 10:30 a. m. It t'.cds but Hl'-.'o thought MILLPURN 6-O4O6 PHOTOJCQNTEST TO mako ono realize what an amount John P. Feller and Donald-Mul FATHERS-DAY^ 145-49 MAIN ST.- MILLBURN St. John's Lutheran of business a-library does In HAPPY , len were approved as new jnem- CLOSE ON JUNE 26 quiet, unobtrusive way. An im- bers of tho volunteer fire~~depart Church Amateur photographers s'tlllhave portant fact too, is that the BIRTHDAY mont. An appropriation of $250 foi Beohwood Rd. and DcForcst Ave. time to make entrlos in tho An- library's books are free unless you Springfield's annual Indepondenct —•-— Summit nual Union County photo contest. Insist on the nowest, most popular Day celebration, requested by Paul Rev. W. S. Hlnman, Ph.D according to W. J. MeNaughlpZd, books which havo a charge of A "Hbppy Birthday" Is extended Callahan, troosuror of tho July 4th twerconts a day.' This chargo is this wjock by tho SUN tirthe fol- committee, was approved by unani- assistant superintendent of recre- mous vote.-An appropriation of $25 Friday at 8 p. m. In the Parish not primarily to make money but lowing residents of Springfield: ation. Ctintest rules may bo sc- was"voted to pay the cost of tin House tho junior choir will glvo a to Induce tho reader to return tho . JUNE The oured from Mr. McNaught, The book as soon as read, for tho bene- 10—$Jrs. Frank Maliarty exam to bo taken by CJerk Treat recital and party to thoir friends Union County Park Commission, to qualify him as a health officer; and parents. The program, under fit of tho many others who may rold iKSwrfG* Administration Building, Warin- bo waiting for It. ell Turk.again registered'as "not vot- tho direction of Mrs. Sarah Boon, ing." tho choir Instructor, will consist anco Park, Elizabeth,'and entries New books In this 'class aro — Frederick Kubach Enduring should bo made before noon ^ on_ "No Wall So High" by Ann Powers Wilbur M. Selandcr, Jr. Following a lengthy discussion, of scyoral anthems, ducts , and Juno 18 at the same address, "—Arabella" by Georgette'Heyer— " Mrs. Charles Peterson the committee I voted 3 ~to 2 to solos that have been used in the John J. Povarnlk church serviced this past year. The Photos entered in the contest "Opus 21" by Philip Wylic—"The move tho office of- Township Secrets of Hlllyard JHousc" by Thomas J. Howe, Jr. Treasurer Merletto from Its pres- WHITE lolos and duets will bo sung by will be exhibited to tho public at 11—Mrs. Holen Smith Marjorlc Kluttz and Carol Traut- Trallsldo Museum on Juno 26. Kathleen Norris—"Cream Hill" by ent location to "the emergency re- Lewis Gannett and "The Happy Mrs. George W. Pnrscll, Jr. lcf office "across tho /hall. This :icr. • Awards will be given to the best Sunday at 9:30 a. m. tho closing prln? In tho show and to first, sec- Troo" by Shlela Kayo-Smith. Miss Molly Selandor ""• will provide additional room for the Robert Zimmer Board of Assessors. Turk and EHAMEV^l sslon of the Bible School will bo ond, and third places in tho (ol-. Others which are free but-also In demand arc—"It's an Old Capo • Mrs. Louis J. Swlgel ' Keane opposed the mover- : lold In the naturo~of a promotion lowing divisions: (1) plant life, 12—Mrs. Hans Deh lay service. All departments of -(2)—animal life, (3) scenic views, Cod-Custom" by Edwin—V.- Mit- Louis M»cartne'yT agent-for the (i) park activities. (6) chlldren,- chell— "Frank and Lillian Gll- Mrs-Robert McCarthy Veterans' -Housing . Project".-,- In the school will—gather—in tho r MFsT Tunis Elsvln church for tho opening part of tho .(6) human Interest, (7) before and breiW ~by Edna Yost—"With a Mountain avenuo, announccdjTva; 6\i> V Feather on "My-Nose" by Blllle proranvTJonductcd by tho super- aftcr_ajccncs.. " Raymond G. Plerson '. Burke—HAJDlplomatic-Incldent" by -Robert Day . ~ ~ would takc_rplaco~on,"July i.~ The 'ju^ltl^Kj;nyjuid--"The Great Out- Earl Loaycraft ; - :overnTng^bojly_wJll confer on th« doors, the~Whec(uJWhen..and How" 13—Loon-Sweeney ubject~Soonra"nd~sorect-a-replaoe- First Church of Christ, Scientist -of-Elshlng and Hunting- odltcd by Mrs.-Frarrlp-DbTrani M2 Springfield Avenne, Summit, iCHT~ mcntfoTF the Robert Street familj A branch of THE MOTHER ClfUllCH. XHB KIRST CHURCH OF Joe Godfrey Jr. and—Frank StephreirBocttchor whlr''i Is moving to St. Louis, CIHUSTT8CIENTIST, In nn.ton Mm. Dufrosno. Charles Runclc Sunday Service, 11:011 A. M. Kandny School, 11:00 ». ML Wednpjrfsy Meeting. HIS P M. 14—John J. Conloy Reading Room, 340 Kprlngrield Ave. Open dally 11:00 to 4:30 except More than 300,000 babies wore William WInn Sundays and Holidays; also Friday evenlnga 7:30 to 8:30 and born in New York during the Richard Blshof STILES SOFT after the Wednesday Meeting. last two yeara. Mrs. Richard'Thorn IIS—Mrs. Lawrence H.' Morrison WATER SERVICE L. F. Poling Janet Ullchny Water Softening John M. Keith Specialists WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING! Mrs. Edward J. McKlnloy • Stays White Mrs. Herman Lietcr Rentals—Sales—Service 16—Mrs. Everett T. Spinning Hock Salt and High Quality • Dries Quickly Erwln S, Doorrles'- Charles H. Huff Soap PouHor Delivered • Easy to apply Walter M. Colombo, .Jr. Phone Su. 6-5802 Mrs. Edward Rahcnkamp • Tough, Washable CENTER SUPER MARKET Mrs. Richard Wellbrock Dad always welcome! 4Fold • One Coat covers Next Week's Paper Will Carry a Full Page of Opening Specials

FUEL SALES CO. Serviee MARKET Ml. 6-0431-0432 "Specialteittff in All Sizes of Quality Anthracite" 272 MORRIS AVE. SPRING PIILD, N. J. 271 Merrlf Av«.. Sprinqfl»ldl, N. J. 679 Morris Ave. Springfield, N. J. FREE DELIVERY ON PHONE OPEN South Orange 2-0200 Millburn 6-0880-1 L ORDERS OVER $8.00 FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P. M. FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED Furnished Rooms For Rent BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1—KJItNITUlCIC 11— IIIKDS AND^PETS J2—PAINTINO—DECOBATtNO -41—CESSPOOL CLJEANINO LABQE room next to bath, near trans- PARTNER WANTED — Experienced heating man, oil burner, Install- Kl'I'Ulll'JN KKT, 4 kallier-cushloni-d ADORAliLE PUPPIES, rive Weoki old. portation. 290 Springfield Ave., Sum- $5 Plicli^Outh Oranire 2-5671. mit. N. J. —atlon. Truck useful, also some tools- jy" rhulrs, nidlo r;iMni-t; *-xcep- J. D. McCRAY EXPERT Advertiser Is excellent salesman, also CLASSI uonally luw prii-i-i. Hu U-225UAV. "ATTISNTION HUNTERS I English Set- painter, Faperhanger SAO Decorator LIGHT, airy room furnished, residen- carr-^work with tools, Some Invest- 1 BU 6-0340 tial, kitchen privileges. 52 Kim St., ment. Write Box 230 c/o Summit ATJ'ltAOTIVK WALNU'r'~u lnlny-room "ters, only a jew left, 9 weeks old. SANITAST CESSPOOL r, 10 piic-K. Cheap. Hu fi-71124. Pi.-rft-ct for field training this fall. Summit, N. J. Herald, Summit. N. J. He^lHtered stock. Heasonable. Phone FAINTING and Paperhanglng done at STU1JJO coucli; beds ctrtnpli'le; Hldu WKsifliild 2-0087-J. your convenience. Estimates cheer- MILLBURN—Furnished room for re- WANTED a loan of $5,000 with 6% In- _ rhiiln,; piano; labl'-i.; t;r;c;a nu-.fi; fully given. Call Blgelow 8-6724. CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS l business woman. 14 Blalne St. terest, good collateral many times (S-IN-l CXASSII-'IEU (O.MISINATION* "Hollywood Ijt-d; t-li-ciric range; U.K. TWO clean playful kittens, one male, over on a business that has been 4 cu. U. r.-irli^rator; KUS runye; George WahL CLEANED, REBUILT, ~~ MAPLEWOOD—One second-floor, sin- listed below looking for friendly home. MI 0- established 47 years In Summit. Classified Adyertlslnt;_wM bo Insi-ru-d In uli Hvu or iliu in-w^u V ra, (t. Frlisldalru refrigerator; 10 1572-J. gle, double; one third-floor, with Write Box 241 c/o Bummlt Herald, nit en dlnliu: bt;t; sofa; y pltrco 11 v- MA8TER painter w»nt» lnild* and REPAIRED shower. Kitchen privileges. Oarage. Summit, N. J. for only sflvtu ci-niy pi;r word. Im; room • sa-t; t-ntl titbit.-: floor THREE months old black and tan outside work by day or contract. SOuth Orange 3-0762. - lump!.. Above cuii bo seen lit Sum- Reasonable. Call after 5 p. m. Ml. CARL GULICK ' -MINIMUM CHARGE 10 WOKUJ - VCI CKNTS - CASH WITH OKDKR . Dachshund pupplea. Charles Nixon 6-0809-J. MAPLEWOOD—Business couple: two BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES mit Dxprr!.!; Co., Inc., (Jfi-VO Rullroud Whltehoime, N. J. Oldwlok 43-R4. ' Box 538 rooms, with board, one with private Maplewood-South Oranto SUMMIT IIKHALD Avc-.,_KUinmlt (i-n:ii!i. —- WANTED TO BUY Ku i;-n::ou *CN1NO MOBRIBTOWN bath,- one seml-prlvate. Oarage. NEWS-RECORD sown OAK dinctt.-; wiilmuy muplo BEAOLB — Thorouuhbrod male, lo Transportation. S. O. 2-0460. Boutti Oruncu li-O'/OO •SI'IUNCFIKI.I) BUM months old. Best of blood .lines dlnliu; room; 2 bedrooms walnut, EIANO5 TUNED TeL MOrrlstown 4-3083 South Orongo 2-32W rind birdsi-yu mapli-; turn pqrj:h: ilre- Inoculated. R. Wright, Long Hill COMFORTABLE room for rent, con- [' HILL3 IT1CM lane. Chatham 4-5091-M. Reginald Belcher. Oburota organist venient commutation. Bummlt 6- ' CHATHAM COURIER pluci: j;ct ami Chlnt-Ko rug, SOuth and tuner. 35 years. Morrlstown «•—WASHING . MACHINES, UEFAJBS 4J05-R. OIL BUSINESS nhnthsm 4 GGOO •OmilEf 3-1045. 4-5423. , . KIVI-II rirr,t nir.i-rilon. Typographical SERVICES OFFERED LARGE furnished room for relit sult- Notice of errors ID copy inn " ' by onu fri-u Insertion. ' K—IIOt)SKHOIJI COOPS IRVTNGTON REFRIGERATION CO. able for I or 3. SU 8-3840-M. error, not ilio Vult "I"I ihih»» -.IVLTIIK. n ,y 36—REFRIGERATION Essex 3-01S3 WANTED TO BUY :— WINDOW HHADKS 20— ANTIQUES RESTORED Guaranteed repairs on «1I washers POINT PLEASANT BEACH. Rooms for ALT, ropy MUST', mo rN BY S r. M. TUKSDAY AKHOIJUX PORCH HHADES rent by week, month or season. AWNINCi ROPIJ AND HARDWARE ANTIQUE CHAIRS RESTORED COLD SPOT UNITS REBUILT Residential neighborhood. 2 blocks ( HELP WANTED—Female EMPLOYMENT WANTED _ •""VKNK'nAN IJIJINDS Specializing In replacing Rush bot- Furnished Room For R«nf from beach. Snort distance from A. W. MEREDITH. toms and Cano Beats. Reflnlshlng & Young man employed with Major 1 Day Service restaurants. Mrs, Snyder, 212 New COIJjI-X.ll-; (MIL, . >:])erli-nced typist, . _._.. Established 1015 Repairing. P. Benoduce, < 305 Main ATTRAOTTVB room, (7. Near buses _Tork Ave. Phone. Point Pleasant 5- Marketer. Give gallonage equipment, HELP YOURSELF TO i-l.-rl:. Jtlm- 21) :o Si pi. 15. Su (J-U3B4. •18 Spring Street Mlllburn Street. Madison. MAdlsan 8-1834-B. 1 Year Guarantee 1919-J. •"- "~ Mlllburn fi-0104 • and trains. Gentleman preferred. 1 1 Chatham 4-0834. ONE room |n private home. Business years of establishment and price. Also Lifetime Incomn fou^urmjML'—i" ' - cilld, WIKIIKS lioiii.cwfirk 2 diiyn a HOUSEHOLD GOODS—few antiques— 22-A—AUTOS FOR HIRK Summit Appliance Service Center B)I an to .Mi, who will train •><> :.'-)l \\Vil:. (.'ate lor rhllclMll, cooUlni: or person. Near all transportation. SU 1 ONE Neatly furnished room. Call after would be Interested In partnership I :i I lllflrs . ilt-M. ri-n.-n-lici-:",. Ulllonville No dealer;;. SOuth Oranijc 2-0762. 111 Park Xvenuo ^BTJrSmlt~~fl-4547 nationally udv.-rtli.wl Churn; it.uiu!;.- Herti-briv-UR-Self^Syitem i p.m., at 38 DeForest Ave., Summit. 6-S334-W. tlons from her home. Hly.hly. inolu- SJ-lTl-'RiGiDAiRE ri.frli:crutor, l~ycar Piiusungcr cars and trucks to hlrft. ONE large room, first floor. Share or direct company representation. - able. Pull or part tlnv. old. Guarantee mill valid. $125. Su. J. Prank Connor, Inc. License* 37—HOOFING—REP AIBS DAYS WORK. Irnnlni: in. tukii home. THE EUCLID, 18 Euclid Avenue, 3 kitchen and dining room. 74 River Bend numo, address, phone '-"•'• 0-U02G. . DBIVD IT YOURSELF large connecting rooms, also single Road, pummlt d-6470-W. . -Write Box 234 c/o Summit Herald. Cull Unlonvlllu 2-5V90-W. INSURANCE PROTEPTION GENERAL contractor, roofing, siding, 'room, beautifully furnished,' Run- CIIARIS DISTRIBUTOR GAS RANGE, tnblo top, ONE room, private . bath, kitchen DAYS WORK or part-ilrnB'work. Call enco Su 6-2654. 85 Plans St., corner James 8t. carpenter, mason work. Peter ning water, near all transportation. B71""T3rpad- Street,- Newark. N. J- ' HTJ J-2200 Koellges, 03 Montgomery Avanue. 'IdeaJ . accommodations. Reflned at- privileges, garage, private entrance, ' Newark -', N". .1. Mlllhurn- (i-lnVV-R. • - MIRROR, new plate Klucs. 44x65. cost Irvlngton, Essex. .5-0477. -mosphere. Su - 6-0140. ' ~ references exchanged. Woman only. OFFICES FOR RENT Or phone Mnrfci-t. u-759:'. S75 Will take best' offer. Su 0-2054. 23—CAHPENTERS " Write Box 242 o/o Summit Herald, ODD jor.s- Any type wrirlt. Three colJ- Summit, N. J. -l;.j..-i.ni'len,|:,. Call 'S. O^ :!-SWI7. 39—UPHOL8TEMNO LARQEf?alry. bedroom. Bualness couple VERY desirable off Ice spsee*> <| variable" . COLLEGE GIKIi In cure for II i.-hll- MAYTAG wushinii nijichlne, almout FRED Q T E N O E L, OAKPENTER: or gentleman. ,9 Parmley. Plaoe, Sum- K 7 !!i; new, reusonublc. Cull sTuurday A. M., repairs, alterations, screens; oabl-. MICE corner room for refined person S. R. Fruchtman, 50 Maple fltrect. drnn. No lionnc!\v»rl:. " !': ' l ODIl JDUK— KxpiTls. Two rolli'iii- iitu- Su (i-0111!). • -' ' nets, etc. Let me do your^smal) ~FOR-DPHOLSTERING mit. N. J. with excellent home cooked meals. Summit. • .. DOMESTIC help. -:i ciiiy.i a WIM•!:, 1—to di-nts lnnl:ln;^ for .summer employ- The "DeBary, 26S Springfield Ave., — ir.ent. fiouth Oninne 2-iii. 1 (; t v SLATl'KRY CAS lvilltsc, r.ond cnnill- . ESnox 2-7108 l!li;>[ .••chool -.i-nliir wkhra In bo tion, $30. CIIiilhlll.ll >l-0fi7H., Shop, 37(1 Hprlnei'li'ld Avi* .S':, II niothrr'.-; hHp<-r at shorn clurlnu REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTEb TO RENT July ::nd Ail:-u:;t. S. II.- 7-270.W. PI1ILCO clo;;e top radio, G yearii old, 24—CONTRACTORS • sSLESWOMKN, permanent piii.llloii, vnry Kobd condition, $0!i; tublo top ' oxporlcnoi'cl pri'fuirnd. Specialty shop WOMAN wants Tluiraday day , work. i;ni-,' iftoyo, $40-$45. Sn (l-IOin-H. BUILDER and gonoral contractor, home l-SUMMTT 1—SUMMIT 44—SPRINGFIELD In Summit. Wrlt» Box 2:iB c, o Sum- _ Call SB (l-f>n«7. repairs, alterations and roofing, Veiv "i'KM liiece miilioi!nny dihlni; room act ; TWO bedroom house with sleeping $9,500—6 room house and bath, 3 oar mit Herald. ' non Polldoro. MI 6-0624, days, MI porch, living room, \ dining room, with pads and Blip covers. Like, now, , (i-1247-J, evonlnRa. . - garago, all Improvements, newly RKIilAHLE whllu luiuseltf-eper to sle.-p $125. MiihowHiy—ilaaia1-with liirirn HOME SEEKERS SUMMIT-SUMMIT- kitchen. Nice location. Price $10,500, decoratod In and out, lot' 54 x 175, In. Finn hnniu.-2-mlulr!ir~.rTiTililrrn. - mirror, $l!.r). HIMHI babv carriage, $5. 2.1-A—IlltlSSMAKINO CHOOSE one block to bus, stores, school. 32 SUMMIT H. McK. GLAZEBROOK Morrison road. ---•Pull after II p. in,. H.O. :i-0(l!).',. K.O. 2-(l:iD9. DttESSMAKING—Altunitlons. At homo Nfi WOMAN. Ji) years old, loolc- YOUR HOME IN SUMMIT The Hill City of Beautiful-Homes In 1 C'iId monitor lop a. K. rtOirli-'ornlor, or In prlvato homes. Unlonvlllo 2- Now Multiple Listing 340 country atmosphere with pure water 332 Springfield Avonuo SUmmlt .6-6050 MOTHER'S helper, MllllllM season, "in ;: "lor pn-^tlon wliii chllili-en. Vox $ii(l; also A.B.C. washer. Slid. Jlolh 11170. Bl—WH1PPANY lake resort, help with Unlit House- !!!>, Ni-y.'.'.-liefiirtl. Maplewnod. STONE and frame colonial on large, and. within a mile of the shopping 6-CHATHAM TOWNSHIP • In perfect runnlnt: condltloii^SOuth. attractively landscaped plot In best zone, Electric R. R. Station, Churches, work and cam of two children. NK-il O ;i3!)ll(l WEAVING, baby blankets, tnble BEAUTIFULLY landscaped pre-war WHIPPANY AND HANOVER • home. S. II. 7-:>IIM. Hlf.ll scnnoi, HOY wan.ts take, earn - llnenti, Klftr, for alloocaslons. Orders North side location. Schools, Athletlo Grounds, Country Homes choice home sites, acreage. luwiri. KOuili -Drani'.e :i-n:'.7ll. TIIAYW1 fnlililii-: luiby carilace, $12; taken. S, O. 2-3452: This woll-plnnned home features 4 Club, Golf*Oourse, Swimming Pool; «to. colonial home,on largo lot, six large CLUANINO woman for InlMlieMi wom- nuipln crib, $11. Summit n-nsii. bedrooms and 2 baths plus first floor rooms, screened porch, lavatory, 'THOMAS A. ROGERS , an's upnrt inent. ("iei-nian-Aniel lean AVMI.AMLH -MALU nurse, licensed 25—1XECTU1CA1, mnlda' (juarters and newly modernized Prices on available properties range tiled bath, Insulated, oil heat, fire- prelorrecl. Cilll UN. 2-2113-M alter -.-!-."'[|UiiH\ [j-i-aiaucnt i. . eliaulleur, GAS ranije. table-toil, pilot llKlit, oven kitchen. . „ from . place, attached garage, Edgewood Route 10. Whlp'pany. WHlppany 8-1080 n-iiulator. llnnialn, $15, Ml. ti-IKI!l7-W. ELECTRICAL Installations repaired. 5 p. in. — . _ • i-iiinpulrul. rnii".enlnl. SOUlh Or- L-Parull, Jr.,, 0 Porry Place. Spring- Best feature Is the price — •27,000. _ ParK section. Chatham 4-2381-M, WANTED, small apartment or Dart __anee jl-:ffi()'.!. or NYC, AlwimM-Jl-WBI^ I'YIidduIre, i-Kcellent condition, field-, Mlllburn 0-1023. $14,000 to $75,000 . evenings. of houso convenient to station by LADIISS—Doublo your Income. Kssy to Kindly give this office a list of your 2 business puoplo. Best of refer- soil popular prle.ed cotton ^liesaes, ! C; 1 III. would like days'-work. Call tsvo- SSO. ^hntham *1-;|.|11, - , 26—FLOORING desires, or requirements. ences. Call ORange 4-7165 between nylon hose. HO1,- to 40'i comni. l-'ull r-Mil/fT projector, $20; antique clock;- LET'S FACE IT 7 and 9 p. m. • or part tlmn. Majesty Cotton Mills, untlciue IlKUrlncs. Reusouablc. SU ti- REPLACE old floors with parquet SEE ANY bldck or strip floor. Beauty — Per- CHESTER C. HENRY It Will bo moro than hard to nnd 1187 Kllzitbeth -a-venue, Ell'/iilii'th—liL. c:ni,opi-:n eook. hciii:..-worker, wishes M a'galn such a lovoly 'pre-war Colonial. CHRISTIAN ,Clvl)-Sorvlce Auditor. IS ..pri-nianent. position. Sleep" out. manenco — Low cost Installation. Established In 1924 n-8127. J SUMMIT 6 :largo rooms lnoludlng center hail, or 6 room bungalow, first floor two • l'lnine summit.-IL-2911-J illl 'I p. m. 8A—MACIIINKRY Floorit nanded and reflnlshcd, Specialising In choice estates • : R. J. Powell 11 Mlllburn 6-0084-J and comfortable homos. ,., — flreplaco, screened porch, lavatory, family with oil hoat; or apartmont. G1R Vi:'l:l-'l:.-\K v.-anl-; Hiiy worl;,-Take card AUTHOniZKD- DKALKBS Worthlnp;- ISiitabllohed 1920 REALTOR 21 Maple Street SUmmlt, N.'J. tiled bath, Insulated, oil heat, at- No bonus or furniture rackot. Leglt- ton pumpa, ulr compresaoni, Stnrft- Phone SUmmtt 8-1803 tached garago, beautifully landscaped lmato rent, $SO-$85. -Four adults, hiwn. . huusewnrl:. UN. a-lll(l5-iJ. vunt blnwern. We.sl.iniUloUUO, Oull- FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING! Iotrl50xl25. $18,500. Call Georgo Bolcn, girl olevon. Rolnhardt, 30 Bentley i'o Inupcct I'Muluhi.'d (_iarnu:nts ':Xl"i;i.'Il-:M(.']-:i> teeu-ane palnl.or. T!x^ •|iiry. US Electric motonr, conk- REES POWELL Mlllburn 6-0084-J SU. 6-6724-M. Ave,, Jorsey City, N. J. Steady Work li-l'lor painting, housi's.- [uiraKes, pie.to stock pump:!, ulr compntaiinrH. ESTABLISHED 1020 TWO family frame dweUlng,_can!-_ TALL OAKS venlent to Olba or Bell Labs, early BELL LAS. employee desires 3-4 or 5 40 Hour Week — • ivni-'-s,. )ihri -t.rIminlnKs,--all-acces- pulleys, motors, fuhn, bloworu, unit Z6A—IIOUSBCLKANING CLARENCE D. LONG Apply-)], h. SCIILOSHKU. l hnatcrs. llchMiiR-plnnta. RUB nnirlnoa. SUMMIT, N. J. — occupancy of 1 apartment, $11,500. room apartment, vicinity of Summit. 2 WALNUT R'lV ^_ _ SU ('•- Fulrliunks. Moore -mui- Gouldti well WAI.L3. OEILINGS, RUOS AND Is a Boautlful Home Community, where 332 Sprlngflcld Avo, SU. 6-5386-5265 Rent about $50; call Essex 3-678U. CillJl. \\-!:.h.'.-. tub after school us pumps, it punTp for flvery need'.' nlr.o UPHOLSTERY 300 x 2S7 plot. Franklin School dis- "coble Keneral housewoi-Bi^TT" ;i you can enjoy the utmost in modern trict. Also listings of many exclusive IS THERE ANYONE who will rent an • in..I,her';, ln-lpi-r. llaby sll.llm: eve- automatic electric water heatera donned hy machine living at moderate cost. 12-r-FLORHAM PARK family. No luiiudiy. Hi) li-liaiii. """nitr--. .'HI i!...Ml!in. GcniTliI Klectrlc liriulpment Co.. 155 TUB WALLMASTER WAY and highly restricted plots In Sum- unfurnished two-qr— three.bedroom- WOMAN, experleneeil, full for No mnim, utroaks, odor or noise Tall Oaks Homes^are now priced from _mlt and vicinity. ' • homo to a man who wants to accept '1'Wo vi leiiii:? wanl weeU-enil or part. Mulberry slrcc.;,. Ml 2-riO2l) ; BRICK BUNGALOW a position In the Summit ,area? The Koncrill hhoniieworUk , enoUllu;, and 11)ni* li indv work " I';x|ierli'ni:i-fl Cnll OBniiBo 4-3325 for $16,000, depending upon the lot you Four rooms on first floor, oxpanslon and v JOSEPH F. CHURCH, Broker neod Is great, the time Is short. Ex- laundry. Sleep mil.. rtelerenri 1-iMd:-e.-ipcd '• irdrni'i-.'.; holler:; clrall- 0—MISCEI.I.ANHCHIS J WILLIAMS, window washing and eeloot and the size of your home. attic, gas heat, attached garage. Ideal health- curd ri'(|iiliTrt. SU n-7 41 Maple Street SUmmlt ,6-0417 cellent-references. Box -184. Summit . r) mi'l p'ep:ir^rl " for. winter use. OVKUHttAD GAnXGK DOORS nleanlnR, a p 3-351)8. 2218 MUlbura You'll enjoy life more In a Drowry- fof couple or small' family and es- Herald— \ I'all :;rr n n;:i| -,i. Ave .Maplnwoofl. bullt home! DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, 50x171; pecially for someone who likes gar- . . Of nil klndn HELP WANTED—Male_ 2HA—l,ANI>SCA;>te QARETEN1NG Greonfleld • Ave,, Summit. For de- denl"it. LnrKo lot. Price. $10,000. " APARTMENT or house wanted, colored OVEPa-n.OAD -TYPK DOOR CO.- W. W. DREWRY, Builder tails, call BUmmlt 6-1442 on Sat- .WALTER BYSTRAK, Realtor. veteran and family, two adults, one YOUNG MAN, hlKll ncnool—(Wiiduiiln EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES nfiil Sprlnrcft'old Avo., IrvliiRton,- N J. . TREE SERVICE 400 Mountain Ave; Summit, N. J. urday. ' "-, . 54 Main st., Chatham Chatham 4-7611 child. Moderate ront.al. Clood refer- Phone Haanx 5-5H00 485 So. Livingston ave'.; Llv. 6-2105 with commercial tralnini' Must, Ituow SCO'l "TS Kniploymeill, A|;eney, •!-! l&l- LandncapD '— Oardonlng — Topsoll Tolophone Eu 8-0012 or Su 8-3362. ences. Call South Orange 2-1299. ntonocraphy and typlni:, drlvi'i-.V 11- Yi-.x HITfct,, Mlllburn, _Mlllburn (!• •SU 8-1553-R. ; cun'uo lu essimtlnl. for olfleo work LAWNS by PROCTOR COUNTRYSIDE REFINED family wishes to rent house (HII7 HervfiTiHSIinrt—Hills, Mlllhurn, OLISNUROOK LANDSCAPE SltaVIOE GOT CHILDREN?- In Summit or vicinity. Ploase state and deliveries with pick-up truck. Summit, Mapli-v.-ood. The OrauKea. Top soil, anlica, linu' summit n-iHC2-M, SUMMIT, N. J. 1 Wrlto P. O. Drawer Cl. HprlniU'leld. TRBK WORK - PERMANENT DRIVES QUALITY A DISTINGUISHED COMMUNITY We have the perfect spot for them on slzn, location, price. Write Box 225, Uome:;ilc 1<>b:; avalhibln with refcr- 11)4(1 CUSIIMAN scooter, —larijc two 2 acres within 1U miles of D., L. Si W. encr:;. OR GLENSIDE AVE. - SU 6-6954-R Modern plan six-room, VA bath, ..: OF -FINE HOMES _ % Summit Horald; YOUNG MAN liken worklm: with lli:- speed mDdel"^Avlt;h buddy ueut und brick vonoor, colonial homes, con- It has 4 bedrooms,, thjough contor oversl'/.eil tires. Chuthum 4-57IU. GARDENER, export, veteran, fair Homes st Countryside net a new high hall, real family dining room, living MAPLEWOOD—Wanted by patrolman, "•"•"iiroa, "snleii office, Induslrliil phuit. COMMERCIAL nnd domestic help structed by established builder for Poroonnel: UNlonvIlle s-7232. HOSPITAL beds, whodl chalriirerutchcn, piiccH. Mlllburn_Ji-4220-a. ovor 40 years In Summit; duality fea- standard of enjoyable living. They room. (15x26) flreplaco,, pine panolcd 4-rooms, or more, maximum $65, 3 •'.-a-rvecl. l.aiul ol' Nod Employment tures lncludo gaa fired air condition- feature addod conveniences, more breakfast room, utility room and lava- adults, Box 28, Nows-Rccord, Maple- SALESMAN to operate Ureiltl rmura In A'-.i'llcy, lill Main Htreet. MAdloon oxyitcn tents for rent and sale. LET mo take care, of your lawns this tory on flrsTT^-oor garage. wood. H-*:ii")ti. No e!i;ii-^e tfi elnployeru. Fruchtmiin'ii, Maplo St., Su 0-1320. . uumnior whllo you uro on your ing unit; faotory finished kltohcn efficiency and greater comfort In nat- Union County Territory. Married day inul njt;ht. • cabinets, fully Insulated, copper flash- ural settings of unusual beauty »nd Owner transferred,' wishes- Immedi- proforrod. Wrlto Box 200 c/o Sum- \VIHTE~AND~ (JOLOlftte—help, fur" -• vacation. Cut with hand-.or ppwor ings, attached garage with protected ate sale; this house Is a 13-year-old, APARTMENT wanted Veteran and . mlt -.Herald. . nlshcd.. ritiinilnld Employment LANUSUAPING MaterlalB. lopOTU. lawumowor. Chatham 4-3077. ontrance,. • full . aproens throughout. charm. Dutoh colonial and.really built; seo It wife, no children, college graduate, v :.;;ro,arri»d.fourteen\months, want 2% A-;- ney, ll!fi Nori lr* Avonnii, Phtln- . -Inimuti.. peat• niosu; "ticoda, -fortulnnr. 28^-MASON CONTKACTOftS Visit homes at 31_and 35 Falrvlew ave. iBuildlns; sites 'at pre-war priqejLare and:,make,offer. .••...• .. . •"• •.'.•....•'.. SALESMISNii Lcatllnr; 'Llf.o Insurance lleUK'N. ,1. rluln!feU1 0-3534. . ' lime, Bi'ltilum Blnnka, oto.' APPO- today. " to 3 Vi room unfurnished apartment. Company. "Salary"""plus—commissions IiITO'3, Oil Main St.. SprhiBfldcl.. JOSEPH Rudlsl, Mason-Contractor. -ijiBwmiai xrwrTTdrnrr available. Since good' materials are WALTER BYSTRAK, Must have prlvato bath and kltohen. phnnrtnnt ^inri Inhnr 1f< plentiful, •^r~dTl(r~TrcntTirns—rTTrprrh:drnv(rrnTp ' —Stono—brtckr-tildowalksT:—Al) type ERNEST-KEXUSCHI, —Phono~BBTnardsvlllD"8-0014: ^ : nlonti. Lend syatmn, coniplete train— . inu'tiL specialist;!;" "I'or AW yi-ul's od'er- Coll, summit 8-0461 or your own broker. hotter-equipped homes can be built at — *"-,», Realtor ...... -.: —" lll!'." slipiTlnv flnmc^l te help to sllbur- GARDI'lN TRACTOftS—New and Uiiod. concroto work. SU 6-1281-J. lower coat. Prices ore from $25,000, de- 51 Malnuat.,C-Ohatham. OH ,4-7611. APARTMENT or-part of house, 5 rooms, ln^. No experience reriulnul l)ut A complete lino of Uolcntr trac.torti 30—MISCELLANEOUS pending on the site selected and the Kood educutlon* and character are - ban madenls. 1!)7!) Sprlim'lUilcl ave- WE HAVE the koy to this neat 6-room, 485 86. Livingston ave., Llv. 6-7105. Summit, Now Providence or Chat- nue, Miiplewood. H. Q. 3-33(13. Ironi S135. Power niotorn $09.50 up size of your home.. ,' ham, Adults, Write Box 171, Fin* lmporatlvo. Writn fully Box 22« c, o Wo fipecltillzo on parts and oervlco STORHTSASH tiled bath, brlok and frame home 18A—LAKE PROPERTIES Brook, N. J. Summit, Herald. —for—Jucahsou_JEo.\vcr_Mowem.' Screens, combination -doors^. screen and Bnd will take you through anytime You'll enjoy life mor» . in_»_ Drewry- you donlro. It Is very conveniently bullt home. ' " . BUDD LAKE, Coimtry-Olub Estates— YOUNCr M1SN: For Maplowoud V'lre FOR SALE STORU TRACTOR CO., combination porches, screons rewired located to town and has a two car YOUNG refined couple and child de- Departninnt between 21 nnd lid'. A •Kin South Avc " Wwiil'leld 2-1502 "and repaired. garage. You can move right In. Dp W. W. DREWRY, Builder $1,500 for' two lots, each 60 x 100. sire 3-4-5 room apartment. Refer- -two your Maplewood feaidi-ni-e is 1—A\"rlI,U-:CTION, InellldluK pow- 'I'HAYKIl. foldini: carrlai-.c with niiit- LUMBER CO. __ $13,500. employment with exeelkin. pi-iu;lou il.-l- ami ball iliii'lllli; pistol. Hl,;iinp tres:; aiuL storm ;-,llleld. Also t,ect,u- HOLMES AGENCY, Realtors Tolephono BU 0-O013 or BU 6-3362 20T-MADISON ROOM or apartment In Short Hills or benefits assiuuid l-'iill liUiirjuatlon" i ,>lI'-rl II.IIL • ini-liKlim-. Scandinavian Sprlnnfluld and Union Avenues COLONIAL brlok and frame. Center biibe, used very llttlu, neaaonable. Su (1-U411) New Provldonoo, N. i. 45 Maple Street Su 6-1342, Evos 0470 Ranch typo bunKalow: closo to station, vicinity. S. H. 7-2421, about 8 p.m. unrt uppllcal Ions may be seeured uuut'slieets. Olil l.ol;aceo pipes. .Will IMiimi" KU (I-MM-W. hall. Seven largo rooms. Living room stprcs and ophools; 5 foomsT tiled from Kirn Chlor, Maplewooil l-'lre ra-ll to laill.ettu-s only. For appoint- is K.ton a-nra— with stone flroplace. Two tile baths. HOME SOLD, lawyer and wlf» desire Hdt ' WHlilSL CHA1B, Kood condlLlon. Call bath; —fixpanslbh 2nd floor; 1 aor apartment or remodeled house ment, call SOulirrji-anru' :!-lfl2l. MODERN COLONIALS? Tile kitchen. Three bedrooms. Lava- garage attached; Insulated; screens; Su 0-2171 evonlUKs 0 to I! P. M. HIL.L CITY TREE EXPERT Yes, we-have sevoral loftJVom small tory on first floor. Garage attaohed. apartment, 5-8 rooms, ' garage, A^'TIOIJK msbonuiiy^SuLVill::—JlllCT Pruning, Cavity Work, Transplanting, air conditioning, gas-turnace; bondlx around. August 1. ORange 4-3328. BELL TELEPHONE , Sm:i!T, d'-^,lrable. No— dttHlel'H;—Short HEATING -bungalows to largo estates. Let us Large lot near schools,-Ten: minute washer; permanent drive; prlco Hills 7-21170._ - SU IP1553-R. show you our_llst!ngs to fit your walk to shopping center. _S,ummlt 6- $16,900. — URGENT III - 3-4-5 rooms needed - by - LABORATORIES, INC. Correct Installations, and all typcu of SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE. Lawn, gar- needs. Call us today. '•' . • 5227-J. . votoran, wifo and child, Bummlt or 1A—AUCTIONS service. FuruaccB cleaned, oil hurncni, A. J, Harman & Son, Realfors —vicinity-Call -SU-6-3200. MURRAY HILL, N; .). stoUers sales and service, Su G-:i34!i-M. . don, Hhrub 'maintenance Troo ox- MOUNTAIN, WHITMORB & KVKNIN'O AUCTI'ON aalo. Brlc-a-Bnv pert service. Call -LlvlnRton 6-2248. 36 Green Avo. ' MAdlson 6-044S and line lin-nlt.ure. Jurm H lit 7:30 THAYBB collapiiiblo strollnr with hood, JOHNSON REAL ESTATE WANTED BUILDING P. M. Park Ilulel Annex, rinlnflnlcl. —used nix months, excellent condition, LAND CLEARED - Realtors . 2»A—MEYERSVIUtiE II.' Van Pelt, Auctioneer. $2(l.-0Hnl,hum.'1-3G70-J.—• By acroaRo and lots. J. Proctor, 176 85 Summit Avonuo summit 6-1404 WANTED—In the Oranges. Maplewood, ' - SERVICE HANDS • DROP EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL rambling seven room Short Hills, Bummlt. Chatham, etc.— 2A—ItOATS South Btroot, Now Provldonoo, N. J. year-round home; 4 bedrooms, living Moll to perform-cleanlii!,' and other COMBINATION DOORS Su fl-0402-M. room, dining room, largo kitchen, LISTINGS - SALES - APPRAISALS building sorvlcn work. • - • •• M WOT plywood iiklCf.TciilKnnel by POWER MOWER And phone us to see this unusual bath, screened flagstone terrace, on MANAGEMENT — INSURANCE Monclay-FrUlny lneln;";U'ii —Ilnmld. Wood. $10(1. Cllatham '1-0(1711. SCREENS TOP SOILTflll dirt, landobnplng, roto- home. Frenoh Normandy masonry one floor expansion attic for two DONALD W WTLLETT, Realtor a P.-M. to a::in A. M. • tlllor to hire; troo work; garden walls; The only gadget you'll need to help 25 Halsted St., East OrangerN. J. ROW-BOAT, ii nilnislTi-t1. 10 rt~ ioni;~ house, fully lnsulatod. First floor: more rooms. One acre beautiful LUMBER • MILLWORK patios, drlvowayo and masonry work, you onjoy life In this 6 room colonial. studio living room, dining room,' mod- grounds overlooking valley, IS fruit Phonn OS 3-2823 Eves.. OR 5-52S4 nporiuy omploymenl (nui.sl, be ennst rurtecl 't" "waterproof plywood. (Motivation, Bradlng; cstlmatos ohoor- IT HAS EVERYTHING: 2 aores of SU n-2(il)ll. ^ ern all electric kitchen, dishwasher, trees. Combination screen and. aviillablo until at. len^r, Oct. :'Hi Tem- Plywood, Rhnotroclc, Flooring fully Rlvon. OBauRo \ 5-2224. flowered paths, rook .gardens, lovely built-in, breakfast nook with picture storm windows, - Venetian blinds, oil REAL ESTATE FOR RENT pornrv emiiloyees will be j-lvrn flr.t. Slilnclcii, Hhuttoi'H, MolcUnK», trees, patio and fireplace. Also fire- window and lndlreot lighting, break- ' heat. Completely furnished — all nnnjiltloratlon for as.-ili;nnient to ri':.-,ii- 1 place in living room and den, Wall | THK KOI1TN TloiSlJiinp. 2 Taylor .. Knntt-y Ptno «^ Codiu nTnoliriK;" TOOL REPAIRING fast room, 2 bedrooms, tiled bath and electric kitchen. Including dish Wash- SUMMER cottages for light housekeep- lnr force,'. - — Cedar Plcknl-s, Kitchen & Cnmor H WELDING SHOP, cocorr- to wall oarpet and powder room on shower, large opened screen porch; er, new 10 cubic ft. 80 lb. freezer, ing on beautiful Deer Isle, Maine. i;!ieet, Mlllburn sells used cloi.hlnf! first; 3 rooms, tile bath, sun deck on Write J. E.-Knowlton, 3 Exeter Rd. or bi'ttev (|uallty for every member Cn b lne tii^^luauliLLlQU, AJJ 'Xxma . nor Sprln^floldd, MMorrii s rivonuoB,ri Ml. second floor; balcony rear' of living ahelvador refrigerator, beautiful mod- t STARTING r.W of Doors, DulUlorK. Harclwn.ro. 0-2133. All gardon tools rormlrlng; siwond; adjacent Bummlt. $22,000. - ro6rja__Bt second, story level,- 3 bed- ern dining room, maple living room Short Hills, N. J. I ol' i.lin family. Mlllburn (1-112(1. rooms, tiled bath and enclosed.show- and bedroom, drapos, rugs, dishes, • $40.70. iv, hand—Ittwn • mowora fiharpenod %2, SHORT HILLS. Furnlshod 5 room TI-;I-;M COTTON dtcssei li-om $5.05. powor mowoni $5. •• W. A. McNAMARA er stall. New—oil—heating furnace, etc, lawn and terrace furnlturo ln- Jjaatcx-anc! cotton lJathlnir suU.u-ono attached garage,—water- softener, -lot —cludedr—Furnished $12,000; unfnr- home, garago. Near station, July and Incroaaeo of $2.2n overy 3 months hi>- 31—MOVING—aTOKAQK SUmmlt 6-3880-7068-1027-R August. Adults only. S. H. 7-3468-W. Rlnnlnp next aep.t- 2.(1. ir IIJ.SIKUI tl to and tv.'u. piece, Ironi" .f^i.95. -Perttiitttt- & Laimber Co.... -114x135, beautifully shubbed. Owner nlnhed $10,000. Meyersvllle, 4th house ulilrU; und' liioiiiii's!" Sizes "in to 1(1. asking $36,000. -See this home and past church, lamp ouTjian. MeTI~~ wguhir force, pay- will .Increase to 2170 SprliiRflold Avc,, Vuux Hall, N. J. MOVING—STORAGE; reasonable;~riS~ •HOHflB-forrrent=iBhQrt_HlllB_£Dttlon . Eclltli-Illll Teen Shop, .310 Elm St., frlKerators moved, piano holst._Dally -rA- LITTLE EARM- make us an offer. - of houso, near—depot; 'Business cou- $49.50 —"" - Wi-st.ri.-UI '.'.-Mid. Open MondrtV ovo- PlroneJLJNION-WLLE 2-7108 trips to N. V^O. LIBERTY STOR-^ ~29—NEW JB3RSBT" plo preferred. Heferonoes.-Wrlto 238 Open Sunday AOIS OQ,, Ma. 2-400U. Nights Essex Oentrally-located In New-Erovldence o/o Summit Herald. _; Oppoi'Uililly— fivr-^Fui'lln-r "advauc^nu-nl. (:iL.\li'I,KTimill dress suit. Worn oirai. 3-6700=- —- "nooF school and transportation. . All FRAME COLONIAL, Braytori Sohool P-ARM3, rnnnfrry hrtmes, ewtatpw, anre- on reyulltv force to age, business properties Various Tux.-do, ll!-.c new. Bl^u_Ki-(M WIUTNKY cnACH und storkllno plny- Ibriolc cottagoT Large—living room.- OIIIM-.--H— t>T-;i-^li[l,- ^_ DIBHT TRUOKWa dlllndHenon3bedlttln£_room,aGl d steam..oil heat, one-car garage. Only prices and—locations. JOKH—R. SUMMER HOMES FOR RE.NT .•$33.90' lien. 22--U-lldoi'oH-f-f-BoiHlr-S.- O. 1 T'T'ffr H.-a,-~8KARLES Si SONS. _204_Morrl» $18,300 fnf—lmrnndlatii sale. POTTS, Route 28, North, Branob nvenuo, Sprluittlnlil—Ml: (l-07nn.w • romns, additional apace for 2 more bed=- In. Kaino wfir-1; "or to hli;lier iiay lu MAHOGANY Tiainufrorrrciriirait.anxSQ. -rooms, tllo bath with shower. TWO oar -Somervtllo 8-3551, " : 6 ROOMS, screened porchrcool shaded-— U \ynoclii, 5 Ironi! nnd ,;olf hn"tf7Lonthoi' section. Automatic wanning machine. - othor work. PULLirra, "la weekiroldT-HMB &S Rockn LTailT truoklnR, L. Qauthler, SB garage and masonry jjhlokcn house. - OBRIG REALTOR ." LAROE PLOT, five lots, Oressklll, Ber- —Juno-15-tb-Sopt. 15. Su. 6-3857-R. ?2.(io" Also nrollcrs on order. Cull OlnclHtonc bin;, 21". Cloocl condition. GLEN&IDE AVE., - SUMMIT. N. J Gas h. w. heat, Insulated. All In per- gen Co. Near everything. Will sell APPLY SU Ji-il'Oti-.T alter II p.,m. _Hcilaonabli'._}.1I:Jl-n2:i4-J. SU 0-8054-R. fect condition. Plot 324 front.x 160, 31 Maple Street Summit, N. J. for assessed Valuation, easy terms, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y., 5 room lak» Monday - Friday ii A. M. - -I p. M-. NI-:\V HAMl'siilUK "Ued ""rtiilcla, 3'.i DOUnijK HliID, mahogany pineapple Abundanoo of fruit trees—plums, Summit 6-0435-5866-2708-M or exchange fbr army Jeep. Phone nhoro cottago for rent. William V. D. PERSONNEL, DKPARTMKNT. luonlhs old, $1.7fi i.jicll. S. H. 7-3033. top, 4 poster. Alao mriio doll enr- cherries, apples, pears, etc. Vegetable evenings, Ml. 6-1054-J. ^^ Strong, 14 Hawthorne Place, Sum* rl»c;c. Beiisonabli!. S. O. 2-71fill. AL SMITH garden, berries, etc. Several plots ' mlt, N. J. •IC—VI.OWKRS could be sold from two frontage's. 38-SBASHORB SEASHORE Bungalow, accommodates HEATINO MAN—Coal, " oil, stokers, REMINGTON typowrltcr, % Call Fairly priced, Summit ll-(i:i'l7-J. Exprofls and Trucking Service 0, reot of June, 3 weeks In July, 3 ,complete heatlni: work. Truck or Aiinnals In Ilat.'i lincl pot!l. Altio VERY DESIRABLE. 3 bedroom cottnges weeks in August, $25 per week. 41 car necciisary. Cllvn refiM-enei-.;. Write Vl-|;i\lahlt:i. • MASTftR frl.Lildalro, excttllont opornt- Shorn DpUvorlos—Light Moving JOHN H. KOHLER,, Realtor 2-SUMMrr VICINITY on restricted West)' Point Island; Clinton St., Springfield. MI. 6-0068-M^ Box 240, c,'o Summit Herald. Sum- • iUACDONALD FLORIST liiK • condition; tublo model Ironeiv, 40 Beechwood Road ; " Su 6-8530-4818 heated; sacrifice. Box 837, Lavallette. mit, N. J. room nine brnided ruit, pretlomlnato- Nothing Too Small 7 MILES from Summit business cen- Phone Seaside Park O-O37O-W. WIDOW will share attractive cottage, •S.iyre Street, SUmmlt 6-030H-O2O0 ly blue, mahogany double bod, Sim- ALMOST NEW—Stone and frame Co- ter, ^loe 8 rooms, 3 baths, stall Whlto Mountains, with lady having, 11A11 <- JI -I selection ill" bflldluif antl ve«- lonial In a porfect condition. Center shower, first floor, lavatory and bed- SHORE ACRES—DECORATORS MOD- oar. Telophone -OHatham 4-3676-R. Help Wonted Male dnd Female mons unrliiK and niattresii; uphol- 275 Short Hills AvomiD room, fireplace, oil burner, attached EL, WATERFRONT COLONIAL eiahln plants, uc rniiluniK, Vlnciu, stered chair; Jin saw, without motor; hall, llvlna room, dining room, li- ATTRACTIVE 6 room house next tp b u-ily (Mirysanl.bi'inuijui, etc. Summit baby's lied; piny pen; safety fiiito; brary, lavadbry, ultra-modern kitch- garage. Fine view. Kearny 3-7787. COTTAGE,'brand now, plcturo win- COUPLES, coolai-butlefs: conks, niuldii, SprliiRflold, N, J. Ml. fl-q777 en, first floor. 3 bedrooms, tiled bath, dows, 2 bedrooms, city water. USE club beach at Lako noar Nowton. lillb. l-'lorl.-.t, .111 Alihwood Ave. SU bouncini; chair. SU II-H030-.I. MANY properties of note and exact YOUR OWN DECORATIVE IDEAS, Planned activities for all the family, etc. Curcjtukeri!, itardennni, l'unners, li-Hi"Y7. GlilNEHAL tnicklnn—homo and llvo- (tub and stall shower)'second. Base- tnllkom, office, . commercial, steno., CONVERTH1LE hliih chair, reed Htroll- utock truoklnR, Also horaoa 'bonrdod. moiit playroom, large screened porch, specifications. Owntr occupied; all In Park your boat,out front in broad July and August. Tol. SUmmlt 6- typlat, bk., Industrial, also select, help ;>—i-uuNi'rum; cr, outdoor, tnblo and bonclicn, (1 it. W. Oroiiiilor *i Son, 17 Tookor place, attached garage, gas heat, full ln- A-l condition; now available In LAGOON to Barncgat Bay. 2 club 1488. 1 slat porch screen, porch Rate, Su Summit and vicinity and at prices houses, beaches, supervised play for auppltod, Nowmark'.H AHPIICJ , Wiusli- IKON diiiibh' heil wlili two miil,tre:i!ii>n, SprlllKfleld. Ml. 0-203II-M. nulatlon, Franklin School, Including to meot your Ideas; notably one In ii-'i:in2-W. i___ Broadloom carpeting, $25,500, children, many soolal activities. Full InRton St., Morristnwn 'l-llflni) $10. Adam:;, 111 Walnut, HI,, Summit. 33—PAINTING—DHCOItATlNQ Summit at $25,000 of brick construc- ' price for house and 50x100 ft. lot— APARTMENT TO LET RUMMAGK and treasure, sale, apon- tion and slate roof»• Convenient to | FOU OIBIJ SCOUT CAMP at lieaV WALNUT iim|> lral Huncau Phyfii dln- THE RICHLAND CO. $5,000—as little as $1,090 down. Mountain, water front, director and .sored hy Chathnm-Madliion U, W. F., HENRY ENGELS every requirement. Open 7 davs weoklv WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for busi- lin: tnble wllh puds, iil/.o •lixiiS. liur- Friday, Saturday, Juno 10, 11. All REALTORS coupld of tilniile person to trai-ii r.ulu .<-.iii. ('all i;ilailniin •l-'l'CIO-.I. . PnlntliiK >t .Decorating Contractor. ness and HvInK quarters. Six-room craftti of manual uris lynu. Phone day and evenings. Jaines Hull, Madi- Export Color Styllni!—Fine Paper- 41 Maple Street SUmmlt 6-7010 SUMMIT REALTY CO. : EDITH WOERNER apartmont, nnwly decorated, oil heat, B\l (1-21135: evenings 3u ii-(MLTi-l!. i,A\VS(iM type liiuiiiti- alufchilil-rdciod son. hanging. 330. Broad Street BUmmllt 6-3036 SHORE ACRES, N. J. 2-rooms facing South Orange Avc, i-i'lidllion. KeiiKonable. Su Il-Ili;i7-J.. NKW General Klectrlc u refrlKorntnr. 1102 Pennsylvania Avo., Union SUBSTANTIAL 7 room house; 4 bed- 100% business location. 7 South POSTlNfi UO(IKKKI-:i'KK.S Unvl 2-1240 ' . NEW ENGLAND Orango Avo., So. orange. B. O. 3-4700. (, (2); BiiiToUKhs or N. c. 1). liooi:- WAI.Nli'l' il,-!ik line! "dinini; room Substnntlul discount. Girl's Roar rooms and bath, living,room..dining 38—SCOTCH PLAINS kooplni! Machine. Sluto ipiallfli'a- pii-i-i-:i. )\lapln bin-run, other fur- shift hlcycle. $Uy MI 0-0011-J. SUMMIT DECORATING^ COLONIAL room, kltcheri, 3-car garage, 80, ft. 2 ROOMS, kltchonotto, bath., July sryr , tlonu, refnrenceii, and nalury re(|ulred. nlshlni'.h. l.'ea.-ionable. K. O. a-aoril). frontage, convenient to station. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY . 10—MUSICAL tWSl'imMKWIfS Price $11,500. 6 rooms, breakfast nook, vestibule, en- August, Wrlto Box 23J c/o Summit Wrltu Box 3'H). Mnriistown, N, J TWO A 111 DON I) AUK i-lililrs, $I(L "sHoVt" CO. IN THE GLEN-OAKS . closed porches, . tiled' kitchen and Horald. uiiiii v-:'iii:i-w. UPRTOHT plmiol «7S. Call Summit Complotn docoratlng service, (i-1403-W. Paper hanging und plastering SECTION H. McK. GLAZEBRQOK bath, living room 13x22, flreplaco, oak 4 ROOM furnlshod apartment, central niMINC, llllOM :;,-i, ' WaiiuU.^ iniiplo floors, brass plumbing, garage, lot location, ulr conditioned/June, July EMPLOYMENT WANTED cln-isir ami alnnlc bed. s. (1. 2-lliail. BABY GRAND piano, cost $3,25(1. Dlir- Extorloru, spray or bruuh pultitl'ng. 332 Springfield Avenue SUmmlt 6-8650 50x350. 15 minutes from Boll Labs, and August, *135 ner month, sum- isaln, $'100, south Oraniji' 2-(ll0!i. . Wo do all nocuasary repairs. Four master bedrooms, two baths, $11,500. Inspect after 3 and all day mit 6-5006. |BAHY alttlnit, any time. Klderly wom- IIAUV J iiruli lire: ;:an-lai:e. play pen, IniuHiul, bonded, references. panelled study, ponder room, maid's A REAL BARGAIN Sunday, 2340 Coles Ave., FAnwood an, experienced with ' children, chair, i-rlli. etc., at, half cost' price. IiUDWKI miniature buhy rcrund, ma- 3110 Sprlnglleld Av». Su. 6-3223 room, many desirable features, Owner CHARMING 4 room garden apartment, south Oniniiii 2-IID17. hoKiiny. $25()._BOiil.li Orimnn 2-70113. 6 rooms, garage, good location, close 2-7856. • lvi-i-a, ;i:i Uiiinn pincn, Binnnilt. PAINTHIl and paperhiitiger wauU will finance. Inspect' and make offer to transportation. Asking $13,800. Hop excellent commuting. Permanent, through R, W. Stafford of the on this one quick. ' • lmmodluto occupancy over $100. Call O MAN, CO11H:O aludeiit-Is de- work. Interior and exterior work. 40—SHORT HILLS SU 6-7048. • " fllroiui of procurlni: jmy kind of intSH nutter puppleii Tnruo mo(ithii' Workmanship guaranteed. Ruason- TO (.'LO.su USTATK. Cirunilfuther'ii ahlo,' Fred Pltipttr, 1 Sprln^neld NICE lots on Hobart Avenue, Short a Hummer nmployiueut. l-'ull or purl.- old, of the fiininiiH IIIi:i:ln« brmid- GLEN-OAKS AGENCY : OBRIG REALTOR I. time. BOllUl Orillimi 2-7(Hli. dork', solid iiiuhur.aiiy cuse, dcrniuu Im: Wblppany n-02-1«. Avouue, Sprlngflold, N. J, Mlllburn Hills. 3 minutes' walk to depot. APARTMENT TO LET inoveineiii, li luiniiar Westmlniiter U-070D-R. REALTORS SHort Hills 7-3100 or your broker, anil Tihilly clilmrs, perfect -condi- BABY CHICKS 31 Maple Street Summit, N, 3. THREE unfurnished rooms, seml- OVEHNlOaH, (ixperlenco ahroiul will SCHMIDT, anil Iiandwehr. Painting, 40 Beeohwood Road SU. 8-2038, 031)9 Intitruct In tierinun, l-'reneh and tion, ssi-rlllee iWITi. ChllllK covered clciiin, R.hodo f.Mlnnfl Rtulfl, SUmmlt 6-0435-8886-3706-M SPECIAL prlvat'o bath. $60 por month. All pluno. Curn of pre-schnol children davi'o]iort, ;i iivimv room chairs, papurhaiiKlng and docoratlnu, Call utilities paid. 580 So. Bprlngflold New, llainpuhlrci Hi-da, Il.lt.X., Sox Union a-7108. ' ALL-PURPOSE HOUSE THIS WEKK ONLY also considered,.SuE.I-0i)07-\vy (ioverlior Wlnlhl'Op di-sk,- Freucll llnli. White LeKhornn, on order. L.J. 8—CHATHAM avenue, Springfield, N. J, niari]iu-l ry lable, Inlaid muho|;uny |JEns)5Y tiirouTiTaimiiViiir" only7H.n- tllMMtl. 17 Ol»vi'lniul Btrimt, Caldwoll PAINTING—PLASTERING Has first floor master suite for the $29,500 liiioki:a-.e nutrlci! talile, clilim cubl'- n-W.Tl. i A REAL BEAUTY ora! ;licnttuiworit, child cure, lteier- nei, slili-linaril, dresser, II , illiilm: PAP1CRHANGING parents and second floor suite for Former Joseph P. Day Mansion FURNISHED APT. TO LET imcnjf, Su (1-2072. 1 married" son or daughter's family. 374 Old Short Hills Road rii.im clialr.i, •! piece inahoraiuy hed- 2 CUT.! ] 11I,A('K puppleu want; uooil INT1BUIOR—EXTERIOR This barn red Colonial In excellent '•' l suite, 2 sl.ilillo cinielies and liinneii with clilhlren, $!• ench. HUm- Large lot, carefully restricted sur- I'.i acres 4 HOOMS (2 bedrooms) furnished, 3IHL wlslu'.'t Job, iiluep In, vicinity of roundings, Bummlt vicinity. Conveni- condition. 6 rooms, largo living room IS rooms - 7 baths - 3 laVutprlcs Summit nr Short lulls. W.Ksl ill Id li.ilnleil lurnltui'e. nilt H-IKI55. Off Setmon Prices. Heat Material* with flroplaoe, dining room, kitchen, July and August. Mlllburn 0-0032-J . BOB FABRICATOR!!] ent loDIi*W and bus. Ask Robert entrance hall, 3 bedrooms and bath Automatic Hunt uftur 6 p. in. except Friday, Baturduy 2-3(J3l-M. HPRlNdl'iU pupplciM,'$25-$l!i, T, l'linoryT a. Stafford of the Finn Condition __iind Bunday. ^^ MMriliitiiwll -1 -•!()'/1 -.Tl». 21112 Morris Av'nuuo Union, N J up. Oarage, best neighborhood, lot Pipe Organ BBliIAUtil! mother mi babv sitter uny '-••> Ki-hshaw Avc Sprlnr.lli'lil 55x120. Call Mrs. Feuchtwanger, SU. 1 Call Unlonvllle 2-3686 Solarium with fountain 4-llOOM unfurnished apartment hT _oy«nliii(, Cull Mlllburn li-lll'n-M. l'Odlllcl':. -', V'KKNCII inlli'ialun'7"A.K.a" GLEN-OAKS AGENCY 6-6584. Taxes approximately $800 qulot, pleasant, residential nolfabor- HANDY man wishes day work Indoor -rer.ltitciri'd. Olunnplcni nl.ock, ri-wneka WANT1SD! HOUSEH TO PAINT. O. B. REALTORS Heat approximately $500 hood. Convenient to D. L. St W. sta- or outdoor, experienced, iiununlt pre- Ml G-UII13-J olil. lllnelc and choiiolute brown. Whltn, Jr., Palntor and Ulicorator CLARENCE D. LONG tion. Write Box! 337 o/o Summit Her- , MOiit.li Oriilicn '.l-ISliS, 115 Mlllllewood 21 Edgiir Bt,, Bummlt. SUnimlt «- ROBERT HAVELL ald. lorroil. OuH UU U-7'Mtl, Jiunea Porter. Ave., Muplcjwuod. 11U3-U. Preo Estimates. 40 Buochwood Road BU. 6-2023, 6578-J 334' Springfield Av«. SU. 1-1)388-5289 151 B, Street MOrrlstown 4-6113 THE SPRINGFIELD SUN. THURSDAY. JUNE 9. 1949 Page S SCRAP METAL TURN ypur scrap Into cash. W« buy all ucrup rnettU and Iron- Opeo Sut- LUNCH ROOM urduy. Max Welnstein As Bono. 2426 The menu next week at Ruy- MOUNTAINSIDE Morris Avc. Union. N. J. UN 2-8236. Junior Citizen's Corner mond Chisholm School will be: CEMETERIES School News seventh and eighth grades did an Monday OREKNLAWN MEMORIAL, PABK Orange juice, macaroni and English country danco and boys Mt. Airy Road. RTO Memorial Day parade! , of the fourth through the eighth Boro Girl Scouts Basking Rldgg. N J. RAYMOND CHISHOLM chc-cse, lettuce salad, prunes, GRADE 3 grades did free hand drills and T.I. Bsrnardsvllle B-0522-0107-U KINDERGARTEN jam sandwich and milk. Member—National Cemeterj This year we are changing from pyramid work under direction of Our sunbonncts and hobby horses Tuesday Receive Awards manuscript writing to the kind of Mr. Polnsett. are almost' finlahod (or our farm- Cold cute, baked beans, b*tts, MOUNTAINSIDE — A court of DIAMOND APPRAISERS writing big people do. We ore mak- era and farmers' wives. We have raisins, bread, buttc-r and milk. awards featured tho Girl Scout OFFICIAL Diamond Appraisers, Sidney ing alphabet books to make this T. Holt. Est. 1883. MA 3-2139. TO! planted flower seeds and arc car- .. ' * ' • Wedneaday - program yesterday in which Moun- Work easier for Us.'In each book Broad street (Market); take eL to ing for them daily. Ofange-and grapefruit juice, Work Progressing tiiln.sldi; «eouts and brownies par- Oth floor. we put the manuscript letters and Janet Helmstettcr end Elliot chow meln, Chinese noodles, ticipated under the chairniltcllo. thing. Antiques, china.-silver, brlo- GRADE 5 life raft. Willie let out the air and •-brao; paintings, rugtt^ Your attlo 3, We liked the animals nnd tur- the 10-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes. At necessary funds. ~ ' Troop 58, .second chuis rank —contentR our spoclalty down went the raft! tles. Many of the class had never Tho 100 per cen£ club In Spell- present, Kenneth's father is studying electrical engineering While, the entire amount neces- and foot traveler badge, Shirley SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS Ing this week enrolled tho follow- Our class entertained the Eighth 47-49, Summit Avo. been there .before and wo had fun. Grade at a party lost Friday at 2 at the University of New Hampshire. Mrs. Barnes and her sary to complete- tho project Is Bounds, Johanna Conrads, Arllno - summit (1.2118 Some of us want to go again. ing members: Robert Bolles, Ralph still not available, Mrs. Kniffln Firestone, Jessica Dunn, Barbara WANTED to buy. Diamonds. Colored Haselmann,- Billy Lynn, Richard o'clock."Prizes"were given to the infant son reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rochelle Stones. Gold Jewelry and Watches. We made flower gardens in our best dances. An Honor Dance, of, the Marion avenue address.—Swan Studio Photos. stated work will proceed. Hartung, Carol Ann Krlstlansen, Authentio Appraisals. JEAN R. TACK; class art lessonthc other day. They Martlnka, Alfred MeSIar, Kurt The work W. being hurried to MarcJa Royce and Gall Whitcomb; •" GorTRfed Gemologlst. 75 years. 11 Rahcnkamp, Frances Jahn, Mar- Grand March, Mix-Up Dance, and William St.. Newark, N. J. brighten up our room and we like a Sadie Hawkins Dance were some completion In case there should outdoor cook and- rock and min- them because we made them. tha KischT Elenore Kleile, Pat Gary Brandle Saw a double- block dance, spot dance and best be severe outbreak of polio In the erals, Sharon Bounds, Joanna Con- . GUN' collector wlflhta to purchase Mathews, Carole Matzek, Nancy of the special dances planned. Mas- header ball game in New York. couple dances. Pauline Kubowltz guns and revolvers, modern or an- Ellen Plenhardt brought a co- ter of Ceremonies . was Jackie early winter, Mrs. Knlffin said' rnds, Arlino Firestone, Jessica tique. Fair prices paid. 8u. 6-06281. Moon. Tho bond paraded during Inter- and Anthony Martini won the beat couinut in the- outer shell to show Wycltoff and prizes were presented When- tho work is completed, the Dunn, Barbara -Harlung,__ Carol' mission. couple, dance in e lghth grade and DO YOU have a ulldo or u JUUKIU Jim us. It came from Floridly .These people passed speed tests by Irene Lolfik. The girls 'decor- homo will accommodate 84 chil- Ann Kristianson, Manila Royce and that you would-llko to soil? ' Oi\l! Ralph Masl saw tho Keaneburg Phylllo Schweitzer' and Ed Ruby Sui6-1558-J. • Irene Zldonlk and Sandy Burins In Arithmetic: Dana Llndaucr In ated tho gymnasium. dren and it will be the largest In- Gall Wliltoomb; musician, Jeaslca won in the seventh. 1 SECOND HAND glldor In good condi- are back to school after having division, Dorothy AUgenateln in — GRADE 8 • parade. It was,,a long parade with stitution of its kind in New Jor- Dunn.tind Carol Ann Kristianse.n.- tion . CaU_au_^131B-Raft£r5P M. army trucks, amhlbians, old. fash- Guy cSclandpr ot R. C. School ; their tonsi!s out. Wo are glad to multiplication and Donald Egor In We appreciated the fine party Troop 27, musician badge, Betsy ioned engines. ^ played ,,the piano for us, and welcomo them. Multiplication and Dick Martlnka and dance given to us by the Contractors last week completed Benz, Patty Lou Demnrciit and USED CARS FOR SALE Tho Springfield parade was en- Paulino Kubowltz sang. Refresh- GRADE 3 n subtraction. James Caldwcll Seventh Grades. cement work on a swimming pool Elanlen Grlewer; • c'.ampcraft and We havo had tests on the first We wrote a set of papers for joyed by the rest of the class, ments of Ice cream,- punch and personal henlth, Betsy Benz, Patty 1938 PACKARD, z-door sedan. Privately Wo were very flattered at the at- homemade cookies and cup cakes In which children will be given owned. Excellent condition. »79» 100 words in our speller. Eileen Mrs. Sandmeler and sent them to tention given us in the" dancing, especially by all the Brownlea and therapy treatments. Also completed Lou Demarest, Suzanne Fricko, " SO 3-0870. Morrlsr"Virginla Rudy, John Het- the,, office. Wo really, try to Cu'b Scouts who marched in It. were served by the seventh grade Elanine Grleser, Janet Hoffrath, CHRYSLER 1046 Windsor. Radio, refreshments, prizes, etc. We also girls. . within tho past few days has been.' heater, excclloht condition. Original tinger, Jeff Manuel and Charles prove our handwriting.. think the people who did the dec- Grade Pour the fitting of the x-ray rooms. Tho Barbara Ann Long, Marilyn Lord, -owner, best offer. South OrimBo 2- Stevens fcould spell each word cor- Miss Dorlvaux's class has been We wish to thank Mr, Nies, Mrs. Prlscella Mabballt, Phyllis Perrlne, 7590. orations deserve a lot of praise for most modern and complete x-ray IOBVJ. - - rectly. David Bger, Sue Klsch, Gcr'da Krocschcl, Nancy Dellor, the color schemes and the draw- studying the geography, customs, Jakobsen and Mrs, Goas for their machine thus far developed has Roberts Reynolds, Elaine Vincent, ' FORD coupe 1834 convertible. $125. assistance. Elsa Wagner, Linda Sue Wlnckler Call after 7 p.m., Mlllburn 0-1770. Donald Mason and Norman Muel- Mary Rlcholo and Betty _Coiich ings.- . pcoplo and current interests In been Installed. ~ ler only missed ono word. packed the Red Cross boxes for and Patty Wolff. - OLDSMOBILE, 1034. Sudan. Good run- The "Spike Jones" group of boys China. Grade Eight — , ning condition. Reasonable. Phone Our twelve Brownies marched in •Mrs. Nelson. In connection with the atudy of Tho eighth graders' heads are Members of Brownie Troopi 68 SU 6-1905. Grade Six has completed an ox-" entertained tho Jamce Caldwcll who participated in a "fly - up" tho Far East the class made a buzzing with thoughts of gradua- TRUCK BODY. 7x0. Stako,body, M5. tensive study ot China and has School laat Wedneaday morning. Get-together Held were Barbara Boyd, Andrea Duel), Su 0-42C0. frieze of Japaneso and Chinese now started on the countries In We were taken over bag and bag- tion, class dance, and class trip. Cynthia Pattern, Elaine Hart'ung, WILLYS SEDANTrocil valuo, _npw paint. gage by Mrs. Sandmeler and. i just characters. Mrs. Moser devoted They are so busy that If you meet 30 miles per gallon, heiitor. AaWtas tho-region of China. this week's period to the drawing Doreen Hapt, Ruth Moore, Louis .$100. south Orange 2-0609. YOU'VE BEEN WAITING as we were ready to perform the one and he or she- doefln't apeak By Mtside Parents Pat Meslar, Doris Hnsolmann of oriental portralst. These may Slefort, Braida Kapka, Phyllis -1937—CHEVROLET, $165. Chatham and Roger Smith did some especi- record changer broke down! We to you—please forglvo them, they MOUNTAINSIDfc The Par- Wolff and Mildred Greiser. 4-5659-M. be soon on exhibit In the school FOR This NEW ally nice oral reporting In class waited on 'the stage with the cur- are so far up In the clouds. Members of Brownie Troop 69 1937 CHEVROLET Mnntor Sport coupo. hall on the first floor. ent-Education Association of the this week. tain open for a few minutes feel- Special ClaHH who participated in the program Good condition. A!l_iiqulj)meiit. New ing very, foolish. Then Donald Wo also went on a nature walk Mountainside School held a got- tlrca, $330. SU 6-4053. The class Is finding tho division Richard Wonrilds, Daii Wend- were the. following third graders: 1 COAT WALL PAINT Rossclct (out stage manager) and recently, in connection with our acqualnted mcethig recently in FORD 1940 Club convertible, mdlo, of decimals very challenging! (To land and Herbert Gwathney wore Nancy Buthe, Marion Brilton, Bar- hoatcr, new top, painting und suat Paul DeBerjols (from J. C.) bor- oclence lessons. Ralph Mollck, put It mildly.) riot. absent during tho month of the school for parents of children bara Fritz, Wllma Joe. Hershey, covora. Ono ownor. Best rouaonablo rowed Mrs. Dunn's electronic re- Buzz Layng, Ricky Glasier, Stuart b'fforTSu fl-3M7-R. - GRADE t . . May. Dan and Richard are hoping who will enter kindergarten in tho Elizabeth Ko.ster, June La Rocca'r corder and tho show went on. Tight 1040 CHEVROLET convertible, original Rogers, Peggy Slenkiewlcz, Robert to got a perfect atendanee certifi- fall.. ;., -. Janet Ownes, Rosemary Mas, Carol The "Yanks" won in our History spot though. Loader and coach of owner. 3u 0-6045-M. Voorhess, Edward B|es, Dona cate for tho year. Spence, Catherine Thomson, Susan ilass! the "City -Slickers" was Donald Mrs. Jane Soars, school nurse, 1040 PACKARD 4 door ocdan. Any rca- Sweeney and Ronnie Forstcr have • Wo saw more colored slides oh Whitcomb, Patricia Wlhitlcy, Jano sonublo of for. Q. Mnrahnll,-34 Frank- Warren Smith's sister, Mrs. S. Blchhorn. His hand Included:. spoke on the duties of the school lin Placo, Summit. Qnr«Bo In rear. begun rock collections. Frlijay. Mrs. Flemer's class came,, Wilson, Elizabeth Wlrlght and Ruth Douglas, is coming Jiome from George Weston,JRoger George, Al- nurse. Principal Charles Wadas --1940TWO-DOOR Chovrolot. Bout offor. Robert Voorhecs brought in an to sec the pictures of anlmala with Zimmerman. • ' bert Hector, Jack Pollzzotto, Bdscl discussed "State Healtn Regula- South OraiiRo 2-43011. ••• ntercstlng fossil, that was found The program included a welcome Westerfleld, Torry Davis, John US. •• • ,: tions in Regard to the School"; 1933 PLYMOUTH sedan, model PO. ex- at Uiagara" Falls. and MrS' Bernard Buck registrar, by Elsa Wagner; a dramatized cuptlonal condition, yniorS. O. 2-8451. Webor, Russell Pfltzlng'or, and Al- Industrial Wiring On bur nature walk we studied told of the work of the' Board of song by Brownie' Troop' 00 with OLDSMOBILE 1047 convertible, 08 vin Tucsnak. For the J. C. per- series. Silver grey, blnclc top, It. ft H., the differences between poison Ivy Health in Mountainside. ' June La Rocca at the piano; a - formance Albert Corsaky. substi- Hydramntic. All ucocriiiorlen, 11,800 Electrical Maintenance and the harmless woodbine. Pupils in Boro folk dance by and members of miles. Rowionublo. S. H. 7-2940. tuted for Alvln and did a very Mrs. Harry Lake, a member of Mlas Friedman's -class is com- Irl Scout Troop 58; a skit by the 1041 OLDS, 6, coupo. fully uqulppod. nice piece of work too! tho Board of Education, introduced , . .. • recently overhauled, good condition,' -House Wiring pleting its study on Egypt. They members of Girl Scout Troop 27, •"• 4705."iorlvtb'untuln avenue,' Spring- Hold Field Day Robert Hose, who stressed the re- flold, 7-0 p. m, ' aro making p'^er of ^parls sponsibilities of parents, stating and piano selections by -Sally JAMES CALDWELL plaques on Egypt and tliey are •MOUNTAINSIDE — Mountain- ~^~ r—TDEPEN DrtBbE side School pupils held their an- that the school and the Board of Ahearn of Troop 70, Carol Ann "GOOD LOOKING Klndoryii'ton a'l'Sft carving figures from soap. ~mmT~fiiTla~dny~protiiaiii muwitty Education ran accomplish little Krlstlaiiscn of Troop 58, and Elaine ; LOJJL- PRICED HIDES SOLIDLY Clifford Murph'y brought fi!i~ In science we arc starting our -rieser ot xropp 'it. • - GUARANTEED • - hamater to school. He told ua on the school grounda from 9:30 without parental assistance. IN ONE COAT Appliances • study on various types of animula. • A social hour In charge of Mrs. For day In nntl di\y out dopondablo about his other peta which are Next week we are going to the_ a.m. to 3 p.m. Although tho school First electrically-driven mer- trnbnpor.tutlon and licrvlce, you ]«st overjnosHnler- ' bunnlos and puppies. was divided—Into two teams, the Harold'Bitwise and Mrs. Harold chant vessel to ply jho scoo sailed.^ cannot boat n pro-waV, reconditioned Bronx Zoo. Engleman followed. Assisting were Packard Six or Eight. tor surfaces. Kitchen and Attic Fansj_ The- afternoon class had their, Green Team and the., White Team, from a Florida port. . ' Grade Flvo there was no competition and no Mrs. Paul Rothstock and' Mrs. THEY LAST' AND LAST . assembly program' -on Thursday. A few weeks ago wo said "Good- Sold and Installed Bible reading and pfaycr led by individual awards. Everyone In Rolf Krlatlanscn. Tablo decora- For example, horo In a lustrous black byo" ti> our circus money, How- the school participated. tions and flower arrangements i Electric Clock Svrvica _ • 1040 four door six cylinder Bodim, Don Drumm; Poems, "Shoes," However, wo held a flnt hopo that upholstery" very clean, goad • tiros, Gcealdlno Smith; "Ralnf-Merrill Athletic events, in charge of were done by Mrs. E. Alder Owens (iciiar.il Electric ' Tclccliron heater. Entlro car In oxcollont moohan- ooooo It would return when Mr. Kuvln, of the Blue Star Garden Club of IiiKnilinm Sessions Post, Songs, "Flower Ones," Joan a Springfield lawyer wrote a let- Gordon Polnsett, seventh grade leal condition and guaranteed.- You teacher/included dashes, running, Mountainside. SctH Thomng won't nml lta equal bolow $1,000.00. Arnoldj Geraldlne Smith, Jan ter for us. This morning the Shrine OUR TRICE $775.00 Gleim, Don Drumm, Charlefl broad jumps and races, Mrs. John WILLIAM HOPPING $295.00~DOWn Circus Fund sent us a check for Walthers, physical education In- Balloon spiders, have been found Knowlcs, Jimmy Chalmers. The eighteen dollars. Thanks to Mr. Miidixon 6-0102 A 1939 Packard. Six — four door sodnn. structo'r, w.os co-chairman with as high as two miles above the Black color. In excellent mechanical LANCASTER rhythm orchestra led by Setty Fnr- Kuvln; our faith In the Masons earth's surface. condition. Looks good also. rell and Jlmmy_Chalmers. The Mr. Polnsett,' who also was in OUR PRICE $575.00 hna been restored and our pockets charge of the activities of the $225.00 Down whole class did rhythms and sing- are replenished with cash duo us. ^••••••••••••••••••••BBHBIHBBQIinBDaEM ing of farm songa. Dramatization seventh and-elghth grade, boys. Whon ono seeks justice always DEL -SHORT - ELECTRIC of nursery rhymes, "Blackbirds," Refreshments were served by a DON"T SCRAPE YOUR FLOORS , . PACKARD^ IN SUMMIT hire a good lawyer. - .- 76 FRANKLIN PLACE "SUMMIT 6-6481 Veronica Splcsbach,"Merrill Post, committee Including Mrs. Lee , DO THE JOB YOtdlSELF und SAVK MONEY WITH Leonard Llndahl, Rloky Z|mmor, Grude'Six Beach, Mrs. Mildrod Lathrop, Mrs. USED CARS FOR SALE VlTA-VAR Harry Lake, Mrs, F. H. Stedmun, Mltchcl Kuvln, Peter Dalrymple, The boys and girls of the sixth WILSOLVE and WILTEX PONTIAO 8 1040. Now Paint. Recent SERVICE grade have bcen_ warned about tho Mrs, Janet Patterson, Mrs. Josoph motor Job. Chib coupo. Ono owner. Eric Nielsen,' Clifford Murphy Springfield Hardware and Paint Co. $650. Cnll Mlllburn fi-1117. and Kurt Wambach. Little Jack poleon plants that grow in Now Chattln and Mrs. Catherine Wlth- Ington, : 26» Morris Avenue . Mi. 6-0877 . . Springfield, N. .;. CHEVROLET 10311. Two door ootlan. 23 Alvin Terrace Horncr, Tommy Hellman;—-Hick Jersey. 'We hevo signs and pic- ffixcollont condition. 5 now tlron. SPRINGFIELD Drop hi nnd arrange for a free demonstration on your lloo-vi RtVdlo, hontor. $450. Call S. O. 2-5057. ory Dlckory Doik," Bruce Evana tures that show ' us what those Because of the rain, tho program MOTORCYCLE for imln. IMG Modol. HARDWARE Springfield, N. J. and Nancy Barr. poison plants look llko^ The most was continued at 1:30 p.m. in the in your homo! No ohligutlonH. - 74 flat houdv Cnll SU 0-0035—jmy . GHfdbs One-Tveo ' common throe-are tho poison Ivy, school auditorium. Tho morning time. • . •-• poison oak, and the poson sumac. kindergarten class presented a ^•••••••••••••••••••••MBBBmMWBBBMBiafl & PAINT CO? Mi. 6-0039 .Tho two clashes went to_thc 1938 TOUT) coupo. SU 0-7207. !G9 Morris AV. SpvfnRflolil, Nv-Jf; Thcso dangers lurk along .rnany_of dance, "Two Little Black Birds," Tralfsldo Museum at Surplso Lake tho sidewalks and roadaldea. Let's and tho afternoon kindergarten • • ••••• ""'X- 1037 • Ono-hnlf ton panel... DodBO. '47- _•. ._ ' . Ml. S-OHtL ; You've Never Seen Hot Water like Thlsl "~ rebuilt motorT Good condition. $200- on Tuesday. Mca, Rullson made help wood but. this menace from "class did a dnnco_cntitlod "Yank- the_ca1l-Ef" tho birds...familiar to (Springfield. '-.-•• \.~ . ee Doodle." The children of two them and tliey wnht on a real •soctlons_oi_|AeJlrJlL_kritd.e__P_ plotDly-.-.TCbuUt _ motor.' Kwollnnt nature walk. With hox_ lunoheo _• GwuTe \S«v«n sented a djance "entitled "Shoe difJfiff5" MrniflMiaJ Tind thermos jugs filled to the tops Tlie seventh goaders gave a Makers," and- tho remainder, of they had a wonderful time. danco on- June 1 In honor of the the Tlrst grade, pupils presented graduating classes of both schools. a dance called "A Hunting Wo PRE-SUMMER Oran. Por- ing hard to finish out work In monies, ably n-sslstcd by Valerie and the fourth, .fifth, sixth, sev- • Bonal roforonco.i rftfiulrod. Attvanco time. Rogers, Glnwy Kelsay and Mac' enth and eighth grades did "The ronorvntlons. For dotnlln phono OK. loburn. Corrosion dirt discolor,. 3-noon. FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS!! Parades are In the news. Sailor's Horn Pipe." The' fourth, PROSPECT PARISH PALS Robert Temple flaw tho Docora- Besides tho regular dancing fifth and sixth grade girls pre- your bath . . . tunic rust FIRST ALUMNI DAY there- were games including a sented "A Mexican Waltz"; the ruins (white clothes. Both Ever study or touch In tho Junior tlon Day. par'ado at Seaside Park. Hliih Dopnrtmont of th« Suniiny Lubrication The Indian costumes and ebrlng arc banished by the Sohooi of tho ProMpoot Probytorlan Water Heater. Church nt Muplewaod, N. J.? Comn band at the end-wore his favorites. back Alumni Day Hunday, Juno 12 Oil Change "STOP AT THE SIGN lit 0:45 A. M. to rho Parish Houno Its tank is mirror- niid nttond church with us, lSdmuiul OF THE FLYING smooth, sparkling blue n ShotwelU' Superintendent.' Re-pack Front Wheels glass—gluss-fusod-to-stoel. Re-pack Rear Springs RED HORSE" It CANNOT rust or cor- Too Late to Classify rode! Sanitary as a clean HOMES FOR SALE Service Shocks drinking glass. NORTH nldo, 8 roomil, 2 tmthn, lavn- If you want years of truly • tory, 2-cnr Knruyo, 3/4 iicro, oil ntoiim heat, $24,000. K. H. Hnvoll, 150 South Check and Test Battery carefree hot-wuter conven- Stroot, MOrrlutoWn 4-11113. SAMS ience, come in today und LOST see this nioderti (icatcr. BLACK CORDB bug left In Frum- $ klns Dopt. Store >Iay 2H/ riuclor phmtte return UIUHKOH to Dr, Munn- SIX CYL CARS 4.75 inu» ofdoo or Prumklns or cull Su FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION 6-4472-M. PASSUOOK No. 23208. Clndiir plmiao r«- Morris and Springfield Avenues turn to First National llauk oi mini' EIGHT CYL. CARS _mlt __ '5.75 ; Springfield, N. J, Mi. 6-2045 Water? W PA8SBOOK NO. 13017. niuler Jileumi '' Complete rnturn to Cltlzons Trust Co., of Heaters I look for Summit, •_ , _ Specializing in thll Imblu* LIUEUAL vnwiirii for tllnmniul iZl.t Lubrication—Car Washing—Batteries—Tires—• from rlni,' on Wudnoitclny> Juno Int. There Is Only ONE Permaglas Plmmn noUty Buinmlt HomUI. YOUR WIIKIY TUIVI3ION MORRIS AVE. MOTOR fASHION SHOW Tubes—Brake and Clutch Adjustment— Do Not Accept Anfj Substitute PASS HOOK No. aMsbTBummTtTTriiMt Co. llnturn to Summit Tnut Co. s. Tune-Up—Order Repairs $4jj .25 No cat can bo owned legally, '"fashions OH Parade" Pay as little as X a week alnco cats aro classed os preda- CARGO., INC. WEDNESDAY AT 9.00 P.M. Cars Called for and Delivered Ol'KN lmiOAYK IJN'l'IIi » V. M. cious animals. 155 Morris Avo. Mi. 6-4210 CHANNEL 7 WJZ-TV Ol'ffiN 7 A. M. TO 18 MIONNS11T RESIDENCE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Vanllin Is m*ido from dried and SPRINGFIELD, N. J. ABC T«l« Villon Cinlir Sam DeFIno, Prop. forinontod pods of orchids. 108 Morris Avo. Mi. 0-01BH SurliiRflolil, N. >!. 6 THE SPRINGFIELD SUN. THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1949 Botary - CJub at' Its stars of stage, screen jind radio, LEGAL, ADVERTISEMENTS BGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Tuesday—noon luncheon in the Many of the local club members Rdtarians Plan to Treat, Township Cleric of the Town- / NOTICE OP INTENTION hereto Eet my hand and affixed my 10, This Ordinance, shall take t-f- isos sltufliedat Rout* 29, Springfield, Uitchln' Post, Koutfi 29. Chiirl'.'H are planning to attend, • accom- ship of Springfield, In the County of TAKE NOTICE that the Mountain- official seal, at Trenton, this 'Ki thirty days after filial passage Kemlin&er, club delegate, discussedipanled by their .wives, U;iion and State of New Jersey. side Drug Co., Inc.. lnu-nds to. apply (SEAL) eighteenth day of May A.D. ind publication ln~Bcaprdanco~wirn~ •RXRMS BROTHERS, orricers~are~as~followa: several enactments which will be! Oden V. Libbcy, past president o( to' tlu- Council'_of Mountainside for one thousand nine hundred law. W. s. AllMi, president, 8 Enjjltoh Attend Convention 19 Morris Avenue, Plenary Retail Distribution License for and forty-nine. I. Robert D. Treat, do hereby certify Vlllugi., Cranford, N. J. considered at the session. the Hillside Rotary Club, inducted Springfield, N. J. prenils'-s sltuuted of 800 Mountain LLOYD B.- MARSH. hut tho foregoing Ordinance was ln- R. F. Downs, vice-president, Living- Plans for tho 40th annual Rotury Tho convention opens Sunday at Thomas W. Lyons Into the club June 2-9 ' • Pecs—$4.40 Avenue', Mouhtalh'sIdeT^N. J7 Secretary ~of State. :roduct*d for first reading at a r«-gulur ston, N, J. International Convention Juno 12 Officers uru as follows: May 26, Juno 2, 0 Fees: $16.00 ieftlng of tho Board of Health or the A. A. Allen, secretary, 9 English Vil- Madison Square Garden, featuring memberships Lyons is vice-presi- NOTICE OK INTENTION Ralph M. Sandier, president and ownship of Springfield ln-U(o County lage, Crauford, N. J. to 16 were formulated by tho Kred Waring and his orchestra dent of the JLyons Holding Co., trt-asurer, Valley Road, Mllllngton, HOARD OF EDUCATION if Union and State of N*-w Jersey, held Objections, If any, should bo made TAKE NOTICE that Stanley A. Berlce, N.J. TOWNSHIP OF SHIINGFIELD in Wednesday evening, May- 18th, 1049, Immediately In writing to: Robert D. and an address by Dr. Norman Inc., which owns several Morris acilntf for Mountain Avenue Bar and Aaron Van Poznak. vice-president, ,nd that the satd Ordinance shall be Treat, Township Clerk of the Town- Vincent Peale, Internationally avenue business tracts and is com-Grill has applied to the Township 452 Walton Koad, Maplewood, N. J. NOTICE'TO DIDDERS ubmltted for consideration and.final ship of Sprlngfled, In tho County of Commutes of tho Township of Spring- Mae Sandier, secretary, Valley Road, Sealed Proposals will be received un- jassago at a regular meeting of .tho- "Union and State of New Jersey. known orator. On Monday, the ses-pleting construction of a new field, In the County of Union and the Mllllngton, N. J. til 8:00 P. M., on Tuesday, June 21, ;ald Board of- Health to be held on SPRINOPIELD TOWERS, INC., sion will be addressed by Mayoi store building at Morris avenue State of Now Jersey, for a Plenary Re- Objections, if any, should bo made 1049 ut the Board Room or the James .Vednu&day. evening Juno 15th. 1949, In Ro"uie~i97SprIngflerd."N. J. call Consumption License for premises he Springfield Municipal Building at for The Best O'Dwyer, with "Manhattan Caval and Center street. situated at Mountain Avenue Bar 6L immediately in writing to Robert Caldwull School on Mountain Avenuo June 2-9 t Pees-^$5.5O Lulng, Borough Clerk of Mountain- in the School District of Springfield, : P. M—(DayllRht-Savlng -Time), at Grill, Mountain Avenue, In said Town- vhlch time and place any person or cade" that night, narrated b, Milton Keshen, president, an- ship. „- side N. J. and then publicly ripened and read, NOTICE OF INTENTION Lowell Thomas. nounced that the,club has donated MOUNTAINSIDE DRUG CO., Inc., for painting of various rooms In tho »orsons interested therein, will bo in Objections, If any, should be made 899 Mountain Avenue, James Culdwell School and the Ray- liven an opportunity to be heard con- __On_Tucsday aft6rnoon, the con a book to the newly formed library Immediately In writing to: Robert D. Mountainside, N. J. mond Chlsholm School. cerning such Ordlnanc, TAKE NOTICE that Matthew Nave In Maltland, Australia, sponsored Treat, Township Cleric of the Town- Juno 2-0 Pees—$5:o« Specifications may bo obtained on or Dated: June 1st, 1949. has applied to tho Township Commit-' ventlon will henr an address b; ship of Springfield, In tho County of after Juno 1, 1949 from tho District R. D. TREAT, too of tho Township of Springfield, In General Repairs Trygve Lie, seoretary^general oi by the Rotary Club of that city. Union and State of New Jersoy. NOTICE OF INTENTION Clerk, A. A. Anderson, at No. B.Flemer Secretary, tho County of Union and Stat* of He also told tho group that the STANLEY A. BERKE, . PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Mark Avenue, Springfield, Now Jersey. 'une 2-9 • Fees—$24.64 New Jersoy.'^for a plenary Retail Con- UN, and ^Wtuevenlng's h.!ghligni Mountain Avenue, DoBonedlctls, trading as La Martinique, Contracts will be awarded to the sumption License for premises situ- It's Always Hie club had sent a message of con- Springfield, N. J. has applied to tho Borough Council of "LEGAL NOTICE ated at Seven Bridges Tavern, at 80 will be the "Town Meeting of th Juno 2-9 '' Pees—$4.62 lowest responsible bidder, tho right TAKE NOTICE that JOSEPH J. Air" broadcast conducted b; gratulations to. the Moore Furni- tho Borough of Mountalnsldo for a being reserved to .-eject any and all IZARY. trading as OLD EVERGREEN Springfield Avenue, In said Township. ture Co., which opened lta place of NOTICE OF INTENTION Plenary Retail Consumption License for bids or to walvu Informalities therein. IODGE, has applied to the Township Objections, If any, should be' made George V. Denny, Jr., on the sub premises situated at Routo 29 (prop- By order of tho Unurd of Education lommltteo of Springfield In the County Immediately In writing to: Robert D. ject, "How Can Free People Shar business last week. TAKE NOTICE that Hans Deh has erty beginning 220 feet Southwest of of tho Township of Sprlngflold, In tho if Union and State of New Jersey, for Treat, Township Cleric of tho Town- A donation of $25 was author- applied to tho Township Committee Mill Lano), Mountalnsldo, New Jorsoy. County of. Union and the Stato of i Plonary Rotall Consumption. License ship of Springfield,-In tho County of BROOKSIDE Peace and Weil-Being with th Objections, If any, should bo made N*!W Jersey, Union and Stato of New Jersey, of tho Township of Springfield, In tho or premises situated on Evcrgreon Rest of the World?" ized toward tho strawberry festi- County of Union—and the Stato of Immediately In writing to Robort Dated: May 17, 1049. (.venue In said Township. val and bazaar being conducted by Now Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Con- Lalng, Municipal Clerk of tho Bor- A. U. ANDERSON, Offloers aro as follows: MATTHEW NAVE. sumption License for premises situ- ough of Mountainside. District Clerk. 80-82 Springfield Avenue, A talk by Dr. Elbert K. Fret OFFICERS Springfield, N. J.. the lenders^ of Springfield . Girl ated at Orchard Inn~on~Routo~29,~ In MARK DE BENEDICTIS, Juno 2, 9 Fees $6.38 JosoDh J. Szary. president and treas- GARAGE well, chief scout of the Boy Scout! said Township. • Routo 29, . —;r- Juno 2-0 . . , Fees—$3.9« Scout troop's on_ Friday at tho rer, 225 Fulton Street, Elizabeth, N. J. of America," Is scheduled fo Mountainside, N. J. „ TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD 609 Morris Avenue ,Mi. 6-0032 Town Hall green. Objections, If any. should bo made Wesloy O. ' Emrllsch, Vice-Pjcsldcnt NOTICE OF INTENTION Wednesday morning and a gran mmedlatoly In writing to: Robert D. Juno 2-9 . Fifes—$3.74 COUNTY OF UNION nd Secretary, 157 Sayro Streot, Eltz- Treat, Township Clerk of tho Town- NOTICE OF INTENTION beth. N. J. GENUINE PARTS ball at Madison Square Gallon i: ship of SprlnRfleld. In tho County of TAKE NOTICE that Bllwluo Gen* AN..:.ffflniNANCE . PROVIDING FOR Objections, If any, should bo made u TAKE NOTICE that Herman Kra- the evening following district an< Union and Stato, of Now Jersey. <' oral Store, Inc., trading as Bllwlso THE LICENSING OP ESTABLISH-" Immediately In writing to: Rnhort D. vls and' Ethel Kravls, trading as the reglonul, dinners. HANS DEH, Food Corner, Intends to apply to tho MENTS SELLING OR SERVING Treat, Township Clork of tho Town- Springfield Wlno and Liquor Store, Body and Fender Work Stato Highway 2B, Council of Mountainside, for Plenary FOOD OR FOOD PRODUCTS FOR ship of Sprlngflold In tho County of have applied to tho Township • Com- Thursday afternoon's outstanding TAKE NOTICE- that Waltor A. Springfield, N. Jo Rotall Distribution LlconsS for prem- HUMAN CONSUMPTION ON OR Jnlon and Stato of Now Jorsoy. r mittee of tho Township of Springfield, Our Specialty Schmldlln has nppllod to tho Town- June 2-9 - Fees—$4.18 ises situated-at ^l_3prlngflolil Road, OFF THE PREMISES. - JOSEPH J. SZARY, In the County of Union and Stata of feature will be "The Rotary Found- ship Commltteo of thn Township of Mountainside, N. J. Sprlnrcfleld. In tho County of Union NOTICE OF INTENTION BE rr ORDAINED by tho Board of President. --- - Now Jersey, for a Plenary Rotall DIs- Howard Settle Alfred Zurawski ation Fellowship Forum," com- nnd tho State of Now Jcrsoy, for a Officers aro as follows: • Hoalth of the Township of Springfield, . Elizabeth. N,. J. trlbutlon Llconso for premises «ltu- posed of a panel of overseas stu- Plenary Retail Consumption License TAKE NOTICE that Toronco T. Harry BllwWPresldent, 17 Sprlng- County of Union and Stato of New Jer- une 2, 9 Fees 8S.3O utod at 276 Morris Avenue, In said for promises situated ut Walter's Two Dempsoy, tradlng-as-Terry-Dempsoy's fleld Road. soy.^as follows: I1OAHI) OF EDUCATION Township. "CARS CALLED FOR dents pursuing advanced studio: Euro, 505-597 Morris Avenuo, In said Bar • and Grill has applied to tho Harold BUwlso, Vlco-presldont, 48 1. 'No person, firm or corporation TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD Objections, if any, should bo mado under the nu.iplces of Rotary Inter: Township. Township Committee of thu Township Parkway. shall operate, koop or maintain within Immediately In "writing to: Robort D. AND DELIVERED" Objections, If any, should bo mado of Springfield, In tho County of Union Katie Bliwlso, Secretary, 17 Spring- thn limits of tho Township of Spring- NOTICE TO BIDDERS Treat, Township-Clerk-of-tHo Town- national;-The concluding o.venin: Immediately In wrltlnft to: Robert'D. and tho Stato of New Jersey, for B field Road.- field a restaurant, lunchroom,—diner Scaled Proposals will bo received un- ship of Springfield. In tho County of will be devoted to a night of star: Treat, Township Clerk of the Town- plenary Retail Consumption Llconso Daniel M. Bitwise, Treasurer,-147 tavern, lco cream parlor_pr otht}r_place jl—8:00-Pr~M.,-on Tuesday, Juno 21, Union and Stato of Now JerBey, Khl'p of Sprlncfiuld, In thn County of for premises situated at 624 Morris Avo- Chllton Stroot, Elizabeth, N. J." whero food or drink is sold 'fori, con- 049 at tho Board Room.of tho James HERMAN KRAVIS, nuo, in sold Township. Objections, if any, should bo mado sumption on tho premises, or any food ETHEL KRAVIS, Union' and State of New Jersey. store, grocery, dcllcatosson, meat or fish aldwcl! School on Mountain Avenuo WALTER A. SCHMIDLINf, Objection, if any, should bo made Immediately In writing to Robert the School District of Springfield. 270 Morris Avenue, Immediately In writing to: Robort D. Lalng, Borough Clerk of Mountaln- mnrKci, mixory, or any otner cstabllsn- Springfield; N.-J. 595 Morris Avenuo, sldo, N. J. mont whoroln or whorofrom food or ind then publicly opened and read Juno 2-9 • Fees—$4.84 Sprtneflold,> NV J. ' Treat, Township Clerk of tho Town- drink Is sold for human consumption, :or a 48 cubic foot- refrigerator to bo Juno 2-D Foefl—$4.40 ship of Sprlngflold, In tho County" of BLIWISE GENERAL STORE, Inc. nstallcd In tho Raymond Chlsholm Union and Stato of Now Jersoy. 1 Springfield Road, either on or off tho promises, without ' NOTICE OF INTENTION Mountainside, N. J. first having procured a llconso thoro- chool.' . NOTICE OK INTENTION TERENCE T. DEMPSEY. for from tho Board of Health of tho Specifications may bo obtained on or NOW MAY BE THE Ml 624 Morris Avenuo,. Juno. 2-9 . . Pecs—$5.50 • TAKE NOTICE .that Helmut Waltor Township of Sprlngflold. ftor Juno 1. 1049 'from tho District TAKE? NOTICE that Paul Madde- Springflold, N. J. ., NOTICE OF INTENTION :icrk, A. B. Andorson, at No. 8 Plcmor lona has applied to tho Township Pasch and Geslno'-Pa.'jfih have applied Juno 2-9 Pecs—$4.40- 2. Tho llconso provided for herein to tho Tdwnshlp Cr'Milttoo of tho —r.AKE WOTIOB thirt- Louis DlPran- shall bo known and designated 'as .venue, Springfield, New Jersoy. Commlltoo of the Township of Sprlng- Township of Sprlr.'.lold;—In thn 1 NOTICE OF INTENTION clsco, trading as Mountalnsldo Inn, "Pood Dispenser's Llconso;" shall bo Contracts will ho awarded to tho low- flold, In tho County of Unloiwand, TO SELL THAT MOUSE OR LOT! County of Union and tho State of Inc., Intends to apply toLtho Council of Issued for a torm of ono year begin- mi responsible blddor, tho. right being "State of Now Jorsoy, for a Plenary Now Jersoy, for a'Plenary Rotall Con- TAKE NOTICE that -tho Baltusrol Mountainside, for Plenary Retail Con- ning July 1st and expiring Juno 30th -osorvod' to ro.loct- any and all bids Rotall Distribution Llconse for prom- sumption Llconrio . for premises nltu- Golf Club han applied to tho^Townshlp sumption Ltcomio for promises situ- In tho succeeding calendar yoar;' and ir to walvo Informalities therein. ises situated at 8 Mlllburn Avenue, uted at tho Sprlnicfloltf Tavern, 250- Committee of tho Township of Sprlnu- ated In Routo 20, 'Mountainside, N. J. tho annual foo shall be $5.00. — By-order-of-thc-Board-Of-Education ln-sald Township. 252 Morris Avenue, In r.ald Township. fleldT in tho County of Union and Objections, if any, should bo mado 3. Application for a Food Dispenser's. f thn Township of Springfield, In tho Objections, if any, should bo jnnde Objections, If any, should bn mado State of Now Jorsoy, for a Club License immediately In writing to Robert License shay ho mado to tho Sccrotary Jounty of Union and tho Stato of Now immediately in writing to: Robort D. Immediately In writing to: Robert/ D. for promises situated on Shunplko Lalng Borough Clerk of Mountainside, or tho . Board of Health and Bhall 'ersoy. . Treat, Township Clork of the Town- We would be pleased to Treat, Township Clerk of tho Town- Road, In said Township. N. J. Ktnto tho namo of tho owner and tho >atod: May 17, 1949. ship of Springfield, In tho County of shlp""6f~SprlnKflol'd, "ln~tho~Oounty~of Officers and Board of Directors: LOUIS DI FRANCISCO. agont or othor person In chargo of •A. B. ANDERSON, . Union and Statn of New Jersey. ' " Union and Stnto_DELENA, HELMUT WALTER PASCH. Wlndomero Torraco, Short Hills, N. J. Wostfleld, N. J. . of, a general description of. tho prom- uno 2, 9 Foes $6.38 191 Bruco Street, appraise your property for GESINE PASCH, W. Palen ConSvav', Vicb-Prcsldont, Juno 2-9 Fees—$3.30 ises to bo used thorofor, tho facili- Nowark, Now Jorsey. 15 Conter Strcot, • Birch Lane. Short Hills, N. J. ties thoreof, and tho goncral nature NOTICE OF INTENTION Juno 2-0 Foe —$4.18 Springfield, N. J. Robert Plnnoy, Secretary, 65 Par- NOTICE of the food dispensing to bo conducted Juno 2-1) • Fees—$4.62 sonago Hill Road, Short Hills, N. J. at said establishment. iTAKE NOTICE that Sprlngflold Europo'is producing only 3 per you without any obligation. Harold P. Butler, Treasurer, Old TAKE NOTICE that William Motter, 4. • No liconso shall be granted unless Towers, Inc., has applied "o tho Town- cent leas food than It did before NOTICE OF INTENTION Short Hllln Road, Short Hills, N. J. trading as Tho Tower Inn, has appllod tho Board of Health or Its duly.deslg- ship Committee of tho Township of TAKE NOTICE that Mary U. Bor- Loon J. Barkhorn, 325 Turrcll Avo- to tho Mayor and Bownigh Council rintod agent shall approve tho aDDllca- >f Springfiold, In tho County of Union the war, but Its population has In- zen.'ikls, tradlnu BB Echo LndRo, han nuo, South Orange, N. J. of tho Borouph of Mountainside, Now tlon and shall bo satisfied that tho es- ind Stato of New Jersoy, for a Plonary creased about 10 per cent. , applied to tho Borough Clerk and William M Black,. 37 Hobart Avenuo, Jersey; for a Plonary Rotail Consump- tablishment of tho applicant conforms total! Consumption Llconso for prem- Council of tho Borough of Mountnln- Short Hills, N. J. tion Llconso No. C-4 for promises situ- to tho requirements of. tho Sanitary nlde, N. J,, for a Plonary Retail Con- ated on'Routo 29, Mountalnsldo, Now Codo of tho Township of Sprlngflold sumption License ranpwnl for prnm- Lylo McDouald.Jjong—Valley,. N. J. Jersey. lnes situated on Route 29, BorouKh of H. C. Ramsoy, 0 Dolbarton Drive, as now In force, and as the samo may Mountalnoldo, County of Union, State Short. Hills, N. J. Objections, If any, should bo mado horoaftor bo' amonded or supplo- BAKER & McMAHON of N. J. '•' M. J. Rathbono, 10 Qlondalo Road, Immediately In writing to Josoph A.' mentod. Summit,'N. J. . C. Komlch, Chairman of- the- Licens- 5. Tho said llconso shall bosubjoct Objections, -of any, should-bo mado J. C. Smaltz, 3B3 Park Avonuo, Now ing Commlttoo _of tho Borough of to rovocatlon by tho Board of Health Immediately In writing to Robert York, N. .Y. Mountalnsldo, Borough Hall, Now Jor- at any time for falluro on tho part of Real Estate and Insurance Lalnp;, Borounh Clerk of Mountalnsldo, I. C. R. Atkln, Knollwood Road, soy. . . . tho llconnoo to comply with tho pro- N. J. '—.••••• '' • MARY R. BERZENSKIS, Short Hills, N. J. WILLIAM MOTTER, visions of tho Sanitary Codo of tho Route 29 -0. W. Badonhauson, Old Short Hills Trading as Tho Tower Inn, Township. STRAND THEATRE road, Short Hills, N. J. Resldonco Address: 6. Tho promises of tho licensee horo- Mountalnsldo, N. J. - R. E. Carlson, 44 North Road, Short •Routo 29, Mountalnsldo, N. J. nndnr, shall,'at all times, when opon SPRINGFIELD OFFICE —• Juno 2-9 Pecs—$3.00 Hills, N. J. Juno 2-9 Foes—$4.02 for business, bo oubjoct to Inspection NOTICE OR INTENTION W. P. Conway, Birch Lano, Short by tho Board of Health or Its dulv- 3 - DAYS ONLY - 3 Hills, N. J. NOTICE OF INTENTION - doslgnatod agonts." Failure to permit 206 Morris Avenue MI. 6-4450 TAKE NOTICE that John and Prod Robort Plnnoy, 65 Parsonage Hill TAKE NOTICE that Milton Billot such Inspection shall bo sufficient Harms, trading as Harms Brothers, Road, Short Hills, N. J. has appllod to tho Township Com- cause for rovocatlon of lioonse. TUE., WED.. THUR.. JUNE 21-22-23 havo applied to tho Township Com- S. M. Stovons, 66 Wlndomoro Torraco, mittee of tho Township of Sprlngflold, 7. Tho llconso horeln granted shall mlttoe of the Township of Sprlngflold, Short Hills, N. J. In tho County of Union and tho Stato at all times bo dlsplayod by the 11- In tho County of Union and tho Stato H. P. Butler, Old Short Hills Road, of Now Jorsoy, for ii Plonary Rotall oonsco In a prominent plnco In tho es- of Now Jersoy, . for Plonnry Retail Short Hills, N. J. Distribution Llconso for promises sit- tablishment' from which food Is being UNION OFFICE Distribution • Llcontj(FYor premises sit- C. P. Burgess, 68 Blackburn Road, uated at Milton's ' Liquor Storo, 246 dlnpcnsod. uated at Harms J)ijBthnro, 19 Morris Summit, N. J.' Morris Avonuo, In said Township. ' 8. Any. person, firm or corporation 1338 Morris Ave., Union TJnvl. 2-3089 Avenuo, In Bald Township. Carl Egnor, 41 Northorn Drive, Short Objections, If any should bo mado who shall violate tho provlslpns of this Objections, If any, should bo mado Hills, N. J. inunodlately.-lnT-wrttlng to: Robort' D. Ordinance shall bo subject to a fine of Immediately In wrltlnpr to: Robort D. a. E. Eschor, 12 3Whlttrodge - Rdad. Troat, Township Clerk of tho Town- not loss than $2.00 and not more than Summit, N. J. ship of Springfield, in .the County of $100.00 for oaclj offonso, or Imprison- A. R, Jubc, 2 Roctor_ Stroot, Now Union and Statu of.Now Jersey. ment for a term not exceeding ten WOTCHAWANT Yl'MTRVING DO YOU YES-6ETTIN6A6O0D SENSE! SENSE ENOUGH- York, N. Yr _..-.- MILTON BILLIST, days, In tho dlscrotlon of tho magis- KNOW OF W. M. Ward. 744 Broad Stroot. Now- -•- . 246 Morrls-Avonuo, trate of the Munlolnii! Court of tho ME TO HOLD UP I TO PICK OUT REPAID JOB IS SIMPLY Townchlp of Sprlngflold.. THIS CLASSIFIED-! A PLACE TO A BETTER A MATTER OF DOLLARS TO TAKEYOUS CAR TO irk, N. J. Sprlngflold, N. J. Ag PA6EJROM . \TAKE MY CAR WAY? BAliTUSROL GOLF CLUB, Juno 2-9 , • • • Foes—$3.0G '9. Each and every sale of- Tood- HoN6 F MORRIS AVE. _ ••toy: ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary, ntviffs In violation of this Ordinance BOOKP l °R REPAIRS -LEGAL NOTICE .Short Hllln. N. J. ; .- .. shall constltutn a soparato offonso. f MOTORCAR . -Mr" TTocs—$1ZT34~ —TAKE—NOT-IGB—Uuvt-^JOSEPH—Jv SZARY. has applied to tho TownplUp NOTICE OP INTENTION '•' Committee of"Sprlh'Rflbld"In tho Coun- THE1P QUALIFIED MECHANICS TAKE NOTIOE-that tho Baltusrol ty of Union and Stato of Now Jorsoy —WttfcrSAVEr'Ttod-PTEWTY OF Golf Olub has appllod to tho. Town- for a transfer of tho Plonary Rotall DOLLARS BECAUSE YOU ship Cbmmltteo of tho Township of Consumption Llconso formerly Issued CAN DEPEND ON THEM TO Bprlngflold, In tho- County of Union under tho uamo OLD EVERGREEN TURN OUT - and Stato of Now Jorooy, for a Plonnry LODGE, INC.,-which shallt bo Issued 60ODW0RK Rotall Distribution License for prom- for-tho year commencing July 1, 1049 THAT WILL loos sljbuntod on Shunplko Road, In in tho iinmii of Joiioph J. Szary. LAST. y\ said Township. Objections, If any, nhould bo mado Offlcors-and Board of Director;' Immediately In wrltlni; to: Robort D. Stoddard M. ^Stovonsi~Prosldont, 6G Treat, Township Clerk of tho Town, Wlndemoro torraco, Short Hlllo, N. J. ship of Springfield In tho County of W, Palon Conway, Vico-Prosldont, Union, and Stato of Now Jersey. A VICTOR FLEMING PRODUCTION Birch lano, Short Hllln, N. J. JOSEPH J: SZARY, COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Roborf Plnnoy. -Socrotary, 05 Parson- 225 Fulton Streot, ago Hill Road. Short JHlUn, N. J. Ellznboth, N. J. CMT Of THOUSANDS Juno 2, 9 .. Foes $4.40 witfclOSI f(R>(* Harold F. Butor, Treasurer, Old Short fC I- SUUIVAM . I CAMOt HUSH • W You'll find Hills Road, Short Hills, N. J. STATE OP NEW JERSEY SH(PPt«DSIRUDWICHGINl Leon J. Barkhorn, 325 Turroll Avo- DEPARTMENT OF STATE nuo, South Oranuo, N. J. t»4 CICtt »(U»W»V • b«Md u»«. to* MM* pit* ' William- M. Black. 37 Hobart Avonuo, CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION LwnW b«UAIWUl fthomoN Short Hllln, N. J. w „. »I.V by UAHWItl AMMHCW —4 AHMIW KWI it pays... ..HUMH*. fc, liCHAif} DAY , ' Lylo McDonald, Long Valley, N. J. To all to whom thouo presonts H. C. Ramsey, -6 Dolbarton Drlvo, may como, Greeting:., Short Hills. N. J. • WHEREAS, It appears to my satis- Produced by WALTER WANGER M.' J. Rathbono, 10 Glcndalo Road, faction, by, duly authenticated rocord d by VICTOR FLEMING Summit, N. J. • » of tho" proceedings' for tho voluntary J. C. Smaltz, 383 Park Avonuo, Now dissolution thereof by tho unanimous York, N. Y. consent of all tho stockholders, do- L. O. R. Atkln, Knollwood Road, posltod In .my offlco, that Sprlngflold Short- Hills, N. J. Dovolopmont Company, u - corporation O. W. Badonhauson, Old Short Hills Road, Short Hills, N. J. of this State, whoso principal offlco R. E. Carlson, 44 North Road, Short is situated at No. 4 Flomor Avonuo, In Hills, N. J. tho Township of SprlnRflold, County JV. P. Conway, Birch Lano, Short of Union, Stato of .Now Joraoy (Robort Hills, N. J. S. Bunncll bolng tho aKont thoroln Robort Plnnoy, 05 Parsonago Hill and in charge thovoof, upon whom Road, Short Hills, N. J. process may bo served), has compiled S. M. Stovono, 00 Wlndomoro Tcrraco, with—tho roqulromonts of Title 14, TUNE IN STATION Short Hills, N. J. Corporations, Clunoral; of Rovlaod H. P. Butlor, Old-Short Hills Road, Statutes of Now Joraoy, - prollmlnary Short Hills, N. J. to tho Issuing <>f, this certlfloato of WJZ O, P. Burgess, 68 Blaokburn road, dissolution. - - • • neochwiwid fUl^ Summit, N. J.- -.._ —-N.aW=XHEREEQRJE;1_I,_th_n_Soprotary Frlday^& Saturday, -Juno_lflJL?: =carl Egner, .41 NorthorniDrlvo',' Short ~of-%tato of tho Stato of Now Jorsoy, Af 6:45 P.M. Dorothyfcamour-Don Amoohe Contlminiu Bat. Sun. Hoi jr. U. Hills,. N, J. Do Horoby—CwUfy-;: . thafc_kuu-_'saltf O. E. Esohei',-133-Whlttrodgo Road, corporation did, on tho olghtoonth day rnnmttrNTtn of May, 1940, fllo In my offlco • a-duly AT R. Jubo, 2 Roctor Stroot, Now oxneutod and attestod consent In ^SLIGHTLY FRENCH" NOW York, N, Y. —' writing—to—the—dissolution—of—said W. M. Ward, 744 Broad Streot, Now- corporation, exooutod by all tho stock- THRU WED~JUNE"r5Hf urk, N. J. holders thoreof, which said oonnnnt tols HuH-Jnincd Curdwell BALTUSROL GOLP CLUB, and the rocord of tho proceedings By: ROBERT PINNEY, .Secretary,; afbrosuld aro now on fllo In- my said —In— Short Hills, N. J. offico as provldod by-law. 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Sunday & Monday, Sunn 12-13 For NEWS and PHOTOS bane Kthcl Clurk Bim-ymore "MOONRISE" of New Jersey suburbs — rivs — Hlohurd TriivlH-Helon Westcoit —in— v ^ / ... "ALASKA PATROL" les, chanty begins at home...and so do smart shoppers! It's Oriental l'oppy Dlnuertuara To jf7io Ladlvt . . . Won. good economy to visit your local stores and buy at home! Matinee and EVK. IFM Eve- ADS of leading Newark stores ning AdniUilon . . • Vlun'Sc Try it today... you're sure to be Service Charge. pleased with the courteous ser- fun:, Wed., Thur:, June 14.XH.U vice of your neighbors and friends ,Yohn l'aulotte PREVIEW NIGHT -pleased with the convenience of Lund floddurd THERE'S i10 PLHEE LIKE NEWARK SECTION —In— WED. EVE., JUNE 15th shopping in your neighborhood- "BRIDE OF VENGEANCE" Crawford Scott and pleased with the economy of — PWS — —In— shopping at home! of the New York Sunday News Tom Urown-Audrey Long "FLAMINGO ROAD" —In— "DUKE OF CHICAGO" Come «* late at Si40 . . . tee Center of Section TWO COMING SOON . . . "take Me Out To The Ball "JOAN OF ARC" dame" "Flamingo Road" ' THE SPRINGFIELD SUN JUNE 9, 1949 Pago I would estimate thut'at least 70 per Dream Car—$1,000 scooter but a full-sized vehicle, ful of watery brew, but a man-size Business Failures cent of the commercial and indus- Still Far inrf uture when we get a five-cent glads of trial concerns In existence today beer; end I dpn't mean a thimble- glass of real draught beer." New Jersey Poll Gives Cross Section Increasing, But are operated~by-managements who Last week many rather agreed had no experience in the last de- with James D. Mooney, president less Than in 1875 pression. Business - embarrass- •of WlllysrOverland, who recently - Of Residents in the "Garde* Stale" staled that his crystal ball had Roy A. Foulke, writing in a ments take their greatest Jol] Jn come up with the final answer to By KENNETH FINK 100,000 and over SO One thousand interviews are the first four years of new ven- recent Issue of Bunking, on the the dream car question, says path- Join Our Vacation Club Kace i made In all sections of the state tures. Chances of fair business Director, The New Jersey Poll subject of the return of competi- finder news magazine. Negro -population 5 with the same proportions of men tion, makes the following timely s'uecess are pretty good after over- Now Jersey, often referred to White population 05 and women,-young and old, per- His answer: "We'll get the NOW OPEN observations: coming the hazards of the first $l,000-ear, and I don't mean a as the "Garden State," Is primar- sons In various occupational _.Note: Tho sex and age distri- "There Is no place on the face of four years. ily urban In character. :~^zz groups, urban and rural residents, bution of the population "in New the globe where It Is as easy to go "Yes, failures are Increasing, Of every five New Jersey resi- and Negroes and whites described corresponding period In 1948. In- Save by Mail — Free Folder on Request Jersey havo been estimated by Into business—and also to go out but what of that? The record creased competition, falling prices dents, four (81.6%) Uve In urban above, communities; only one (18.4%) Princeton Researoh • Service 'from of business—ae in the United shows that although failures have In many products, lack of suffl" Interviews are made with resi- lives In a rural area. July 1940, government figures. States. And now that competition Increased over six-fold between clent capital *~" start new enter- dents of 17 of tho state's 21 coun- Is becoming keener, as a buyers' 1945 and 1048. they ^are still low. New Jersey's six largest cities, Others are from the lft40 census. prises soundly—all of these factors INVESTORS SAVINGS ties and in approximately 40 dif- market supplants the sellers' mar- In fabt In 1948 we had one-sixth Newark, Jersey City, Patereon, Findings for eqrh New Jersey are taking their normal and nat- ferent communities. ket, and as margins of prollt grow as many failures per 10,000 active AND LO^N ASSOCIATION Trenton, Sarden and Elizabeth ural toll. Current statistics onlj Poll weekly report arc based on a amaller^and smaller, we must ex- commercial and Industrial con- Mlllburn OfHco • > Union Office " Brick Church Office* (each with more than 100,000 peo- signal the return of the normal cross-section that Is a miniature pect an Increase in business fall- cerns as In 187S! Failures so Jar , 84 Main Street "964 Stuyveupt A»e. 28 WubldrtoD PUc» ple), house three out of every ten The American' robin In not challenge of our private enterprise of the state's total population. urea. No one'really knows, but I in 1949 have Increased over the (29.4%) of the state's populace. It robin, but a thrash. system." Is here that the housing pinch Is most acute according to a series of housing sur- veys conducted at regular In- tervals by, the New Jersey Poll during the past 18~mohths. On the other hand,—nearly as many people (28.4%) llvo in towns and cities with populations between 2,5 0 0 and 2'5,000 I as-Ilvo In New Jersey's six big cities. Thlsqj2,5O0-25,OO group -In- cludes suclr communities as Bor- dentown, Bound Brook, Bridgeton, Dover, Mlllburn, Ridgewood, and _WcstvIllc. . Tho remainder of tho urban residents—nearly one out of every four (23.8%) fcsldo In towns and cities with 25,000 to 100,000 Inhabi- tants, such aa Atlantic City, East Orange, Hoboken, New Brunswick and Passalc. Uve in Small Towns . Out In the country, tho. bulk of rural area dwellers llvo In small f- towns and villages having fewer than 2,500 peoplo or' on open coun- try roads (15.2%). Tho rest (3.2%) live on farms, although only I 2.8% of tho population actually engage In farming. Sormt Indication of New Jer- sey's tremendous industrial man- | power pool can bo seen from a breakdown _of tho population by occupational groups. • " . Nearly three out of every five workers in the stato (58%) are nianual workers. Roughly one out of evory seven of the staters (14.4%) workers Is a skilled craftsman: carpenter, electrician, machinist, mason, or othor me- chanic. Threo out of overy^s^ven work- ers (43.8%) are engaged in semi- skilled trades, service occupations, or unskilled labor. Seml-skllled- occupatlons Includo all kinds of machlno' operators, truck' drivers, Jatho hands, etc. Service occupa- tions irtclude policemen, firemen, barbers, guards, domestics, etc. Prom this manual worker group, :: Now .Jersey Poll findings.. Indicate the Democratic Party derives its

workers are leas numerous as a group than, manual" workors. Nearly two out of every, five people u(,30.2%) belong to tho white-collar category — profes- sional poople; business owners and managers; salesmen and clerks. In this whito-collar group, -there are nearly^os' many professional people (chemists, teachers, collcgo trained engineers, doctors, etc.), as thoro are business owners and managors, (8.6%) professional to 9.0% owner-managorlal). The' largest single segment of the white-collar group (21.4%) of tho total working force) la com- posed of aalea and clorlcal work- ers. • — New Jersey Poll survey findings reveal that the Republican Party In the state gets much of its sup- port from this white-collar group. • Racowlso, slightly more than orto out of every twenty people -X5.2%) Is a" Negro. Moro Adult Women Tlmn Mnn Interestingly, there arc.- moro adult women In tho stato' than men. -Of—every hundred peopl/.frin'ted beach towel, plain or choice of 50 names,3.4^i ,, • .':'{. 21-20 yours 21% 30-14 years ' " 35 Beach stoles, 2.98 and 3.98 45 years and over 44 City Sinn Rural residents 18% HAHNE & CO. Towels, Street Floor 2,50O-24,OM). 24 25,000-90,000 24 f

Page 2 JUNE 9, 1949 that particular bad driving habit, eluding pedwtriftn«,-and bad p Seasonal Boosts Magee declared. _ trlan Qiamu-rtf'on highway**," he emphasised, Cabbies' Dollar Is a 'Hard One' Offset Factory CATCHING UP "A«j WB have noted In recent mo- tor vehicle driving experience 4 Employment Drop WITH great part of the 'bad driving1 on High Overhead, The steady decr<: Boptcmbir By JOHN C0AO if course we're thinking today 3rd AKes—Qlrle' Cuni|>—<1 to 17. Inolu- vious month of March. The num- nothing new in Trenton, but thU SCHOOL tlvu; Boys' Oump-8 to IV. Inclusive Suburban taxi drivers as ber employed in non-agricultufal bout the Inimitable Frank Hague. time even the mo£t cynical ob- P^es—$20.00 per wrek. \*m by sea£ori For years and years—30 or so— Eighth Summer Srilion —• J949 Dlr. Cmoii Leslie, llup'l 40, Z» Rector differentiated from metro- industries,'however, wn« still 48,- servers called particular attention St., Newark 2, N J. 800, or 3 per cent, le.se than in April Hague had been a winner In Jer- to it. Everyone seemed to be rep- Advance. Credit CZ— .Seasonal Increo-tiyj of 4,000 In nendous Democratic majorities he and Mrs. John (^ Citizen. Heview Crodlt Courses — LAKE GREELEY I'ucoliu Mts. which precipitates palpita- illed up there, he ruled the party . Grades 1 through 12 GlrU 6-17 the building con.striieUoji^industry, There Was pressure, too, on the Remedial Reading tions of the heart in their 8,400 In retail trade, 6,300"rn. the n the .stateTThroughTiirthe years, July 3 to AUBUSI 28. Yea' Includes dally fare. They do not hurl ob- Is word in Democratic ranks was legislative scene in Washington. Small Claiiwi — Individual Instruc- riding, trips, crafts, land Ar. water .sports, service Industries, with lesser From Paris where he Is repre- tion — Afternoon * Recreation «nd dramatics, 'music, SKunted on Luke Ciiinii, Pa. leader, and events already are bo- strengthen his hand In the Ger- mnl/Ut'r coiniHcllore. cxcnllent facili- Nevertheless metropolitan and ployed down to. 674,000, or 70,400 Ht VarUer Koad ties; for lnfornnalon cull Howard suburban cabbies havo many prob- less than wore on the factory pay- glnnirig to boar us out. man negotiations—and. to demon- Klliubeth t, N. ,1. Hemmerly, lems In common: rolls a year ago and the lowewt Lost Friday, A. Harry Moore, tho strate that this. country this tlmo Cluitliani 1-7511-M really means businosg In working Fares are now, hours are long; level since February,-1040. dim who can thank Frank Haguo Tho noLdoclino of 7.B0O in the wih tho western democracies. Insurance rates and depreciation Gregory Howlott "catehes Up on their cabs hlghr durable goods Industries was the At the same tlmo,Habor-unidn result of the genera! downward with the world" on WAAT Fri- loaders reminded President Tru- Unllko metropolitan '' cabH, the erauloyftfuht trond of sueli groups diiyjiiffhts ut 8:30. man 'that his number one cam- Your son— Is ht preparing for College? hack companies In the suburbs wFEh the exception of tho automo- paign plcdgo—repeal of the Taft- BUT—What college?,What coujse? work habits, grounded in the funda- look for.-.the "steady customer," for his throe terms as Governor of tive, with the oloctrlcal machin- Hartloy labor law — hud not yet Whit are the minimum standards mentah of mathcin.iti^ and science, This means, that despite the !&ng Now Jorseyj.c.ffcctivolyuread Hague ery, tranaporlatlon equipment,' ma- been redeemed, And they insisted for entrance? Bring your problems capable of clear, effcctive'cxprejslon hours and aomotlmwr—unreason- out of the .state leadership. Ho to the Director of Admissions at in speech and writing. Csrteret chinery and tho nonferrous groups that it was high time for affirm- able demands of the rider, the lmitod It to this year's guber- Cirteret School. Cirteret is proud of graduates are all-round young men, showing the greatest decline. . ative action. successful in ,thc classroom, on the driver must forever bn courteous natorial campaign, but that's just its •lumnLwho have graduated.from The nondurable goods industries leading colleges throughout the playing field and in their social ad- ' and obliging, otherwise the com- a way of-softening tho blow. Out Can you guess the results of showed a monthly not employment this two-wajL pressure? Well, the country. Our boys are well prepared justments with fellow 'students and pany may lose the backbone of of this important campaign. he's the faculty. decrease of 12,100, duo principally Toft-Hartley business was given Kholutictlly, possessed of efficient its business; the regular rider. Hit—period. to' tho continued heavy decline the go-ahead over the Atlantic '''.Fuljy Accredited — HIGH OVERHEAD and low faros 'keop the suburban cabbies hopping Moore, "you see, is campaign "Hard Dollar" tho woolen igs vary from $SO-to tionately high percentage of acci- stability. Sailing -majestically down said that unemployment benefits and 25,032 persons Injured—In dents year after year. These per- under the G. I. Bill of Rights wil plan—were enacted before tho Optin Wtinuiay EienlrijTTili 9—-AU Day $65 a week, Including tips. The the center of the street at a rate motof vehicle aocidenta In New sons wcjre shown to have been end July 25, 1040 unless proponed Legislature adjourned, but heW driver can figure about threoout slower than tho flow of traffic; Jersey. Complete Una of Asphalt and Robber Tils —of every four passengers will tip, reared In home's where emotional so that other drlvcM-are—forcod- legislation now before Congrcss"is over for further study and a public -Instability—and frequently sepa- WaTSto'ti~IIo~eTcplalnj^=that" vet It is particularly Important to Geddla says. to risk their lives to go around us, hearing-were the parta with a 1 rated or divorced" parents formed erans discharged from active sorv note, he said, that "same dlrso Double-Up Is another sign of a callous dls-. punch. ..; part of their—environment. The joe after July 25, M47 would havo Ono of thesc_dcclarcs the exis- tlon traveling" acoldente du* to Gab companies, faced with a regard for othors and their per- "following too closely" tho car or .childhoods of those drivers were sonal rights. • . two years from the flute of dls tence of "an acute shortage of itfmall margin of profit, thori;tonr,_ Tmatable and showed frequent dis- charge during which' they would bi Vchlcle-ahead^ls-thc first of the resort to doubling up on tholr faros dwolllng units," sets forth the pol- respect for authority as person- Engineer-Driver Kaon entitled to receive payments whlli icy of state-municlpal-prlvate co- six leading "causes" of traffic —that la taking two of moro -pi-r-- ified by teachers or police. A large votcrans discharged from active mlflhapa, , Despite all the care that has been operation to solve the problem, and SMITH - sons who are traveling In tho samo proportion of them had records service before July 25, 3D'17 wh< establishes a public housing and This factjought to be widely and general dlroction at the aarae Hsio. put into tho planning and build- j of trouble In .ichooland.In juvenile" havo not collected full untitlerrien development authority to operate Intensively publicized for It i» ob Each pays Tils~bWh~Tare7~lhus" ln- court. ing of safo highways and safe by' July 25, 1040 will forfeit thol VIOUB that if motor vehicle drivers ., creasing tho -profit for the cab cars, the accident rate remains the probiem. Another calls for a 1 rights to any~T)iilance, genorally know that "followlng- owner, While It might noom that "Truly/ wrote Dr. Hobbs, "It high. It seems to bo a race be- $100,000,000 bond issue to flnanoo From-thc Inception of tho pro the public part of tho plan and too closely" Is a'u'niquo"caU9e"_pX —there" would bo objections fulsad may be mild that a man driven us tween the cnginoexjuul tho driver gram on September 1, 10H ' t by the paoscngers, most oporators he lives. If his personal life IN to keep the latter from killing puts It on'the November ballot for omaah-ups thoy might (It is hoped) April 30, 1040, a, total, of $131,480,- action by tho voters'. vory easily oure themselves ot report that there has boon vory marked by caution, tolerance, fore- himself and others. 183 was sent to 301,017 Unemployed little oritlclflm of this practice. sight, and consideration for othors, Let us begin a crysado for safe- vctorans In New. Jersey. At th In the first wook of the Special . Tho older ones, though, will re- then ho will drlvo In the same man- ty in driving whore -It should be- present time, only about IB,000 ex- session, tho Assembly cleared tho member tho days when each per- ner. If his personal life.is devoid gin, with the drivers. If wo find florvlccmen arc collecting SKA bills for final reading and pass- son folt he was entitled to. the of~"tlicse doslrablo characteristics, ourselves having .accidents "orTtar1" TjdrreTfts. age this week. In the Sonato7how- privacy of his own c«b and—blU- _thcn his driving will be character- rowly avoiding them-wlth any de- •Tho Servicemen's Roudjuatmont ever, there woe unexpected con- tnrly rosentod having anyone else ized by aggresslvonesSj-fHid over a gree of frequency, It is literally a Allowance program has ' been fusln as Majority Loader Samuel HOCKENJOS rid long, period of"tirnc~he*wlil~h7tve'a^ matter- of llfe-and-death necessity, handled by tho State unemploy- L. Bodlne of rural Hunterdon A boon to thtTca-b compnnleji has much higher accident rate than his for us to examine our personality ment Insurance agency ylnco th called the plan "not practical" and c been—the- radio-telephone. _Mo.it more stable companion." structure and take steps to remedy national program was instituted, "untimely." " ... recommends this - every operator, l Bags Carefully French cookery Influences every The news that Adrian, influen- often cut In one with the bodice Union and East Orange, has added With summer near at hand, in- but more often the shouldgr cover- a Vacation Club' to their services, section of this country where peo- pin print is the tial Hollywood fashion designer vitations for week-ends at the has just returned from a lengthy Ing is merely an elongation of the it has been announced. ple enjoy fine food. Many French shore, the mountains, or In the names have been adopted by cuU fabric for this exploration to the Interior' of shoulder strap. It all adds up to The club operates in the sam* country probably will be forthcom- a pleasantly simple and flattering —Inary experts In this country as the darkest Africa," raises an Intri- manner as the Christmas Club, s u n bac k drem, ing for you. guing question as to what the picture to show off a woman's in the amounts of $1.00, $2,00 and foods have become general •.fav- summer tan. • . „ orites. Such Items as tlmbu)<.«, with skirt fitted If your wardrobe has been well well-drese'ed woman may be wear- $5.00 each' week. Accumulated rissoles, bouchr^cs and.vol a.u ycnU planned, getting ready for a vaca- ing next winter, native African unds are'paid out In May-of each over the hips costume being chiefly notable for are listed In every cook book. And tion week-end shouldn't be too long Watermelons art (nor* than 92 year. To date over- 800 accounts i chore. what Isn't there.. have been i opened, officials stated. although onion soup, tasty meat Worn with Its ar-' per cent water. * combinations, special salads and A well-planned wardrobe, «ay* In the meantime, until we learn rich desserts are also characteristic companying shoit Inez LaBosaler, g*tenslon special- what effect Adrian's trip will have Vanilla Is made from dried and of French cookery pro-baWy French ist in clothing at Rutgers Univer- on fashion design, we'll dawdle fermented pods of orchids. jacket of black sity, means that each garment was along vJn clothes inspired by the pastries are the most universally chosen because It fitted Into a pat- SLIPCOVERS with matching crafts of the South Sea. Islanders adopted of all French dishes. tern—In type, color and *tyle—and Combining pastry with meat, which have already started the Created „ trim of print, it that accessories were few and well trend toward* subtraction. chicken or fish Is a favorite trick chosen, By EXPERTS of the French. Patty cases made Missing from the scene thid sum- is suitable 'or Before packing your week-end from puff paste and filled with nny mer ere sleeves, quite a good deal Op*n Evenlnn By Appointment city wear. suitcase, be sure to find out what of tho upper portions the bodice tasty food combination, are the types of clothing you will need. best known example of this. But (baretopped styles), frilbi and Nothing can spoil the pleasure of a furbelows, and considerable yard-, there arc other Interesting varie- trip more than having to carry ties. age from the skirt. So pared a lot . excess baggage. "Travel down is the silhouette that In. MOOD • RISSOLES are usually little Light" is always a good motto— many cases a dress to little more - Interior Decorator* - turnovers of puff piiilttv filled with provided you still have the right than a slip. chopped chicken, h«m or other things for each occasion. Mo3 S|)iini;fiHil .\\r. Eastern Inspiration delicate-meat, moistened with white" To make this motto a reality, A feeling for vertical lines point- Maplewooil, N. I. sauce; but one French recipe using consider double-duty clothes. A ing up the new, narrower sll- egg Is given here. sun-back dress with self-jacket can 1V1. S. (». -M^Uli liouctte and emphasis' on interest- Small pastry shells or cases filled serve as a sports dress as well as ing looking fabrics simply styled', with creamed meat"or game are an informal -luncheon dress. A dominates the - clothed world. Into called bouchees, and are much tn ^rcssy silk or rayon dress may be this trond, the exotic .prints of vogue for entroes. They provide an just the right thing for informal the East and the straight hang^ —excellent way of utilizing left- teas and dinners. It also can serve fng folda of the Hawaiian sarong overs of chicken, sweetbreads, fish, as a street dress or general service qr, Hindu sari, .fit neatly. „ etc. PapercaseSTESutfnt at thlTcon- costume If it has its own matching 'Sometimes literally translated fectlcmer's may be used Instead of of contrasting jacket. n native fabrics and styles, some- the pa.st.ry .shells. For traveling choose a-suitv-pref*- ;imes interpreted in Western A VOL AU VENT is a large pat- crably one which does not show 'abrlcK with the ^sarong idea offer ty. The French name signifies soil or wrinkle easily. A rayon translated Into a wrapped tech- something that will.-fly away In faille or one of the many crease- nique,, the Eastern inspiration has Unusual gifts , the wind. Roll out puff-paste 1% resistant rayon suitings may be strongly affected designing for inches in thickness, and cut a cir- more comfortable than ~marry in May. the -meat,- • Scas.bn- w,tth -salt'• and tho.sunback outfit, as shown "above,. •It should, in...the .iri.terest -of .vari- "^SJ» : _ '. '• "^pepper. Mix this well with tlwTyolk When .worn with matching, short ety, according to Rcba Staggs, 1 -Hi _7 "3acKct, Tc w '''Suitable, icr at'ountlv* "rrmrre—ccoTrorrrist;r thc-town wear. Often such drcs«es Mix "together the water, a ilttlo Thlsoval shaped, flat, bonolces are strapless, to show off baro. steak, as the name implies, comes salt, the white of the^egg and the shoulders . . . but fashion favors from the beef flank. It Is usually, melted fat. Pile up the flour, make -wider straps this season. a well lriThe center and pour In, recognized by . the criss-cross little by little, the liquid mixture, For day dresses, alcoves are markings or "scoring" made by cropped short . . . sometimes are the meat denier. Scoring shortens Work the dough thoroughly until 630 Central Avenue Eist Orange it is smooth, then cut_lt_ln_ slices mere caps to cover the top of the tho muscle fibers and makes the and roll out Into thin strips with arm. Tho length of the skirt re- steak more tender. a rolling-pin. mains around mid-calf . . . grace- For a dish that should be pop- Place tho chopped meat here ful yet sensible. And because ono ular-with-tho family, Miss Stugpa and thereon-thesestrips and sea- o£ the moat Important attributes recommends-., flank stoak fillets/ son with salt and pepper and a of the casual Is comfort, the skirt Aaked how.to preparo tho fillets, little onion. Fold -the otrlps In the is neither too full nor too narrow, eho explained that "the flank steak -center and press the edges to- but an cosy, in-botween width that is cut Into stripjLabout '1V> inches gether. Cut with « small, blscult- can take long strides with abandon, ~ cutter, making smnll rl.taoles. Boll Pastels are thi pot to wear sun- these In slightly salted water for drenched days . . . arid pnle pink, SAFEGUARD YOUR 5 minutes, remove them from the a soft mlnty green, delicate Iliac, • water, drain and put them In the and light yellow are seen'In cottons oven, 400 F for 10 mlnutea to form of all kinds. The Intensity of coral, a ynllow criist on top. Sorvo_hot. provides vivid contrast to tho flower-petal huos. Deep-dyed cot- ton.s in black, navy, brown, bottle Milk Drinks Youngsters green, or the newcomer, plum . . , and1 the plaldcd fabrics are a juiro Will Enjoy — success for city summers. The tranquillity of grey, the siidden AT FLEMINGTON Milk,, ne. we all know, Is Jilst- shook^BfTJmtftrouse, aro foundjn about tho best food'for calcium, -rayons tut well as cottons. Cham- the lime which builds sound braysnillken-itmooth and lovely, bones arid teeth~It'3 worth-re— Ung^LaQ—that milft-r-l-t—also" high In proteln_A_auart of Hr give.H yon almost a.t much pro- OUR NEW MODERN tein a.i does it half pound of The SWAN' FUR STORAGE PLANT meat. And with the reuunt price drop there Is not the alighteflt ON OUR PREMISES. Father's Day calls for a special gift... question of Its economy. Here arc some milk drinks ([PROTECTION AGAINST! and Fisher has them! Perhaps a which will be especially enjoyed by children. FIRE* THEFT superb hand-crafted leather chair PRUNHJ NOG MOTHS* HEAT Hi eups prune juice designed for his perfect relaxation ... 2 • tablespoons lemon* juice |O/ lii cups milk V l0 an exquisitely fashioned desk ... Combine the prune juico and the. lemon juico. Stir the mix- i OF VALUATION' a handsonie table or cabinet. Thes* ara ture slowly Into the milk. Chill thoroughly and servo. Serves just a few suggestions... and Fisher hai four. FUR CLEANING OKANGK EGG PUNCH many more. Come in... and look around* 2 eggs, separated IXCIUJIVI wirM ^ \i cup sugar \ctutor SAFURIZING-the best fur cleaning | straws. )mtt«rhn preKmitml by process in the U. S. A. today • club wear . . . not Forgetting mother's • BEDDING SOS MIUBURN AVI!. MIUIURN, H. J. MOLASSKS KGGNOG dress for that all important wedding ... • CARPETS * RUGS 1 eggs, well boatcn HARRISON FLEMINGTON OPPOSITI THI CHANT1CK* MILLIURN *-03»0 It. teaspoon salt Mon., tfed.. Fri. PUnty offl— 1 quart milk BROTHERS FUR COMPANY $98^5 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, !4 cup mild molimsas parking tpa— •*• Bast Orange 8«I Main St. Tu«<., Thurt., Sat. inrtarofbUg- Vj teaspoon vanilla 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Combine all itigrcdlunrN and Montclnlr Wo BIoomfleM Avr. 8 SPRING ST. mix wr-ll, Chill thnrniiKhly und it Open WcriiiMilny KVMIIIIK* — Tun. thrnugh StH.,'Qi30 liulil X; Man., I P. If. rinfil H serve. FLEMINGTON, N. J. PHONE: FLEMINGTON 60 Page 4 JUNE 9. 1949 Today1* automobile* have b«- twten 21 and 80 light bulb*. Day-old Squash Is Rare Summer Dish Sweet-Corn Pests Can Be f PROTECTION}PL__. ' Suburban Gardening muminwiit EH) &JLAS FENCE •ftCJW BMI piuUctios k« your cLildi**, -JL7V p«l* ,ai pl*atio Features About the Home and Garden W «1OD UB«I. b«« Dll'fiaa *bd iiw Routed by Timely Defense CTHIM VIIM et your Wu.- Some day soon will be D-day for the corn borer in this area, when that European invader will 1 iimple Technique for Seed Sowing make a landing on the leave* of A surprising number of experl- your sweet corn plants and lay eggs which may result In ruin ATLAS FENCE COMPANY nced gardeners "do not sow short- to your crop. harvest vegetables In midsummer 1060 nrcad St. Newark, N. t. If you «ro prepared to fight In MI 2-4412 :or a fall crop. Many complain defense of your "roasting ears" they havo tried It, only to have the examine the corn plants' every seeds lie Inert in the ^oll, or the day, looking for egg masses laid seedlings dje In Infancy. by the female moths. These will This will often be the case when be small patches of translucent Your Best Buy leeds are «x>jvn Just as they ere In white, andj eighth of an Inch in For Cool; Qulot Comfort :ool, moist, spring weather, wlth- diameter, composed of tiny round >ut the simple precautions which objects like Huh scales, overlap- EVERY MEMBER: :an be taken to protect them ping. As they develop they first From drouth and heat. But there turn yellow, then black.- of Your Italian marrow can be used at When- they hatch out,. the~tiriy HUNTER , nny stage of growth. Ix no excuse for giving up the |ob, becniirte of a few failures. worms will cat. their way toward Family- WINDOW FAN Among the dclicloUJi, vegetables Benns, beets, corrots, turnips the corn stalk, and your best de- hlch only home gardeners can and rutabagas,—and— endive, Chi- fense Is to have them crawl over enjoys at their beat are baby nese cabbage. Brussels sprouts a deposit of deadly D.D.T. This COOL Basy to Install squash — Immature fruita of sum- and broccoli should all be sown Is appHed_flg_jv dust -or .spray, but Summer cr dquash and marrows. In'late June or early July for fal] the method recomnjended by ex- Enjoy thli lummer with an aHrao- Harvested a few days after they harvest, otherwise much of your periment stations is q»p'prey. To NIGHTS tlva HUNTER Window Fan In your iavo formed, these tender fruits gorden will be Idle, and your diet .prepare It obtain D.D/T. fifty per, ~honia~of~apartni«n*. FHi any ordi- ihould never be picked untlLjust will be lacking these excellent cent wetteblo powdor, • and etlr nary liio window, ready for Initani vdlha icfore they are to be nerved. A foods. ' . three tablospoonsful in each gal- You can decide whether you or uia. Louvrai in tha HUNTER Win- the ear 'worms will enjoy your dow Fan -add beauty and protec- 'ew hours' delay wi(l cause~them "All you have to do is to make lon of water. Spray heavily en- tion, HUNTER Ka> been mating :o toughten and lose flavor. sure the feeds you eow-have mois- A narrow hoard used to shade the row after sowing will ough to wet the corn leaves thor- HWeet .corn. HUNTER fani axcluilvaly tinea 1886. Any variety of summer sqUnnh ture sufficient, to germinate them, speed germination. oughly, especially Touching the may be eaten in the baby stage and that when they sprout they -jolnte between stalk and leaves. wUl get the most eggs, but the ZEPHAIR ! IMMEDIATE DELIVER^ •ut the vegetable marrow« are will not find a hard, sun-baked Spray"threo times at 5 day inter- smaller pnes are not immune. For ATTIC most popular for this treatment; crust .of clay soil over them which vials, and your corn crop should tho home gardener the expense FAN See our (ind Italian nwirrowt/, otherwise they cannot penetrate. your Suburban Garden •be ninety-seven per cent safe from arid work entailed in this protec- known as cocozellc and zucchini the borers, If your examination DISPLAY TODAY It is easy to do thirt. Plrat, :—^-By Alexander Forbes ; tion are BO small, no one should Guaranteed are moat In demand. They are make the drill in which you sow doeri not disclose any egg masfles- neglect it. •- ,,,-, among the fastest growing vege- trie seeds deeper than In the Your Suburban garden stct Iied.(^ well druincd soil and a little lime. durlng the next twenty days, you 5 Years spring. Let the hose run in it may: be safe from,tho first brood. If the borers live long enough tables; In -sixty days'^ they' will All home gardeners who are BignonJa radlcana, tho Trumpet c to enter the corn stalk, It will be SEA BREEZE CO. produce huge bushes and begin until the soil is soaked at -least vine, delights in a sunny location But about Aug. '"20 a second brood Yes. the cool, frrcah breeze* 1 growing tomatoes with visions of may. appear, arid your defense difficult to destroy them beforo through your_house—bring health" 2449 MOitKIS AVE. to boar' their 'frult«. Because o six Inches deep.. Now sow the and boars clusters of orange red they kill tho plant. They oat their UNION seedw, and cover them with p'or- bumper crops from next month to meaaurcs must be repeated. and comfort to tho>*-in your their'""Bush"' habit, they can bi frost should know about the To- trumpet flowers all summer. The Wrtjrthrough the stalk and stems family and envy to your neigh- UNionvillo 2-1645 grown In the corner of small gar- ous .soil, containing as little clny variety Mme Galen is especially If you prefer to use D.D.TJ_djiat_ mato .Late, Blight which has been, rather than a spray, it should bo into the ear, and tho things they bors—because the Hunter Fan I* tlenH, but need .vpace at least foil as' possible, P at rw University, Giant zinnias are still immt pop- Uio 'luiin1 six-inch nloluilnr flower's Plans will be completed for tho UNionville Z-7JZ48 54 MORRIS TURNPIKE SUMMIT ular; with the super'-glnnd HU'IIIH of tho HuiiMel Giants variety. fund misting campaign which will PHONE SUMMIT 6-3112 lending bi'Cttluto of the pustcl col- bn.Mti with small plants

Pago JUNE 9, 1949

PLACES TO GO WouMst Hav« Food or Fw for Everyone? I Donohue's Restaurant Cl»cfc *• Mop. Get Your Cor, ond Run!

I Diamond-Springs Inn Stage Door Puddingstone Inn

;/|Highgate Hall I The Harbor i ' .1, 1 Brookwood Park Swimming Pool Troy Hills

BELLEVILLE

The Farmstead

Canary Cottage Country Club V *- OI?ANQB Avt fiforfiam Park If I,The Afton Tea Room MORRI5TOWN ^i-"—~*—*-n» 1 in - **• - ••" F.C.D.Milk Bar N. Y. Chinese Tea Garden IGrunlng's

' \t\ Gruning's

^QJBonteJCoo The William Pitt Chaihamt^it Cr«eent Golf Fairways |"*~».

^ Hampshire House 29 The Dragon!.

Old Mill Inn Hitchln" Post Inn Bavarian Room

Take Dad Out Mountainside Inn on Father's Keller's Grove and Tavern Day, June 19

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Ik. Allan T.. Room Hi Hoi.I E g^ DUmond Sprlttui Init * D>4 Hol.l R.«... .. D-» Tk. Dfagon N-II SUga Oaor Puddlngilon* tnn ,'., E-4 Th« FaimiUad F.8 TU O.ald.n Kit, HlghoBl.IJ.il , N-6 Tli.Mi.mard Inn .-,. .<..,. H-19 tt Ini, ,.,» K-l-t Yha Community D« N.w Hamp(hlr. Houi. . .• J-17 N. Y. Cklnaia T.a O«rd.» ., D1 SWIMUIM* roou Old Hoad Coll., Houi. „„ ^.... N-i TU William PHI 1.11 Bro«kwood (>rk Swimming Pool .. f-i LEGEND Crv.laCry.l l Laka Swimming Pool . For.il Uilga . ..' Jl..-^. t-ll Ml. Kambla Swimming Pool ...... CII ® Eating EitabllihmetiH The Mansard Inn tavarUn «o« ...I N.ll Bi.mbl.'i Yn. CMeV.« • » • Eating E*toWI,h'iHin^ IWIthlwl | Schwaeblsche Alb Danl.'< In Far Mill. Inn , (Iroadaera. Ooll Coulla. Inc O<4 Eating Establishment* Tha Harbor .. . . , • '•» Maldabrook G«ll Link. ft K.llar'l Grov. «nd Tav.r G-M Vall.y VI.w Soil Club . ..,. I-T With tar and Entertainment Old Will I IJ Old Mill Inn town Houi D-» O Rofreshmehti-Food r.d.lUi .«^M.... <••!

Canary Collafla Country Club ...^^.A H.B J Golf Driving Range* Donohu.'l Rallauranl Hilcl.m' Poll Inn ., W I) ' PICNIC (MOUNDS © Miniature Golf La W.rllnlqu.r „...;,„ ,...v KM Cryllal Laka v ^w* P-U Swimming Pooli Tlia Mur.lou. Old Ev.rgu.n Lodo. .V— ra Picnic Grounds IOUU JMAITH* MN«1 Ionia Koo . :...* . iH-ll F. C. D. Wllk Bar ,i...; I •» Grunlng'l—Caldw.ll ^ „ *<•!, Floiham Park Rink Hi Grunlng'l—Wonlcl.lr ..^,...... N4 Amuwmaht Paritt Giunlng'l—N.u.ik P-» AUUStMCNT PARKS Grunlng'l—Souln Or.niJ. ....w l «• Rollar Skating Rinll* Grunlng'l "Ira Top/ So. Oianga „.„.. I 10 Grunlng't—Plalnll.ld . . >i ,• !•<• Olympic-Park N.ll . Special Attractions Wlnium. • . M-S IPfCIAL AtTKACTIONS

Ging.ilir.ad C.lll. A> J. L/.5 IXi- I "John Loves Mary1 TWO m ONK For extra-good corn bread eat- Mother Goes fo College Will Be Opener ing, add diced cooked him fo the MORRISTOWN Pleasure Bound Page batter. The squares- are delicious THEATRES served with ham gravy or spread At Newark Opera with butter (or a "bread" accom- 1 "John Love* Mary will be the paniment. THEATER-REGREATION DININC-NITE SPOTS opening production of the 16-week summer stock season at the New- ark Opera House beginning June 13, it was announced yesterday by co-producers Charles Miller and I'lione Pictures, Plays and People Arthur Anker. Mor. 4-2020 Rehearial* itarted yesterday, on Dally 2:S0— By PAUL PAKKCB the long run Broadway hit, which Start, at Duik Rain or Clear f-9 P. M. Cont Sat.-Sun. he applies for a part-tlm» posi- The »electlon was-made by the has met with success on the screen About a year ago 20th Cen- Now Thru Saturday HoL tion at the college employment American Motion Picture Culture as well as stage. tury Fox released a timely Now Playing comedy enlitled, "Sitting bureau. "• Association of Japan, a post-war Charles Miller, founder of Thea- Edmund O'Brien - Robert Stack When uked what be out do,organization. : ter Showcase, directs the produc- "Fighter's Squadron" Pretty." The hero of the film tion. Belvedere replied: • • • In Technicolor was an omniscient gentleman Wyler also U director-producer It was also announced that How- "I oan do anything." . Sunday • Monday • Tuetday by-the name of Lynn-Belve- of the as yet unr«leased film, ard Stanley of Belleville has dere. — ••-•=•• Given the job as assistant cook "The Heiress," film version of the joincd_Mlller and Anker as asso- Ucanna Ourbin in a college aorority house, he pre- "For the Love of Mary" This worldly wise, self acknowl- Br'oadwa.y stage show, starring ciate producer and business man- pares flaming deserts (crepes Bel- edged genius, having successfully Olivia de Havlland and Montgom- ager of the Newark stock com- vedere) and dlscpllnej the unruly, Wvdnctday and Thurtday ooped-wlth-the problem* of baby ery CUft. pany. The summer season will be occupant* with th« same coldly Charlei Boyer - Ann Blyth sitting now turns his attention* And speakfng of Montgomery the first by a resident Newark unruffled manner he used to such "A Woman's Vengeance" to the campua in, his latest film, Clift, this young actor, who has"company in several years. The 1,- devastating effect upon the young- -Also- •'•» "Mr. Belvedere" Goes to College," been rated one'of the most popu~ 800 seat Opera House, recently est generation In "Sitting Pretty," renovated and 'now air-cooled,- will "Crossed Trails" currently on suburban sdreena. lar young actors In Hollywodr has Belvedere, of course", la none other While it i« generally conceded been announced as the winner for be one of the largest and most than Clifton Webb. Shirley Tem- that "Mr. Belvedere Goes to Col- the"Tole~of-the-young-murderer- in elaborate showcases on the "straw- hat"~clrcuit. ple and Tom Drake also star in lege" Is inferior- to Webb's first George Steven's-film adaptation this successor to "Sitting Pretty." film, "Sitting Pretty," it would ap- of Theodore Dreiser's, "An Ameri- An admission free policy will be DRIVE-ITHU'RS N pear that the characterization of can Tragedy." maintained at thT Opera House The plot for the second Belve- MORRIS PLAINS MO 4.531! Belvedere is to become almost as * • • ), during the summer~apason. The .~Btarts at .Dusk Rain or Clear STEWARHLLYSON dere film 1» by the means original^ permanently American as apple playhouse-will be the only theater Columbia Pictures will start Friday and Saturday It concerns en author (Clifton pie or Coco-Cola.- of Its kind along the eastern sea- filming 'The Good Humor Man," Scott Brady - Charles Russell Webb) who enter* college In order board to offer top Broadway pro- "CANONCrTY" to win the award for the best sell- Arrangements with his pro- during the next six weeks, and In ductions without charge ducort indicate that Webb will order to insur£__a__Ecasonable ing book. In "explaining the policy of the ~ "STAGE" STRUCK" When university officials show make at least one Belvedere film amount of "authenticity Mort a year, The next, early reports company, Miller said tho purpose Sunday thru Tnctday surprise that such an obviously Moriarty, assistant to the presi- Bctte Davlr; - Robert Montgomery indicate, will bo called "Mr. Belve- of the summer season is to provide educated person as Belvedere dent . of the Good Humor Com- a community theater where top- "JUNE BRIDE" dere Goes to Reno." never had any formal education pany, will be on hand to suporvlse flight plays may be exhibited with- Wednesday and Thurtday paflt kindergarten, he replies char- » • m the technical proceedings. Jack out excessive boxoffice demands. Alexis Smith - Sydney (Sreenstreet It was announced last week that acteristically:. Carson will play the title role. Plays will be staged evoy night "WOMAN IN WHITE" liOBETTA YOUNG, Academy Award winner In 1947 for hor perform- William Wyler" has received the "I was tutored by the moat ex- except Sunday with an 8:30 cur- "KOBIN HOOD OF TEXAS" ance In "The Farmer's Dcifthter," look.-) little like a mother in' this .Japanese "Oacar" for his" direction During the more than 10 years tain. acting person I have ever known glamour picture. Yet she Is, at leaBt In her latest film, "Mother Is a of the Academy Award" winner, she has appeared in the title role ^myself, of course." Freshman," currently on suburban screens. "The Best Years of.. Our Lives." of,"Blondie" films, Penny Single- NEW PARK JHe then matter-of-Cactly an- This film was selected as the best ton lias been awarded titles of Ice Show Held Over nounces that he shall proceed American picture released In an honorary nature from artists QUAINT, YET MODERN A Walter Kriulu Theatre through tho four years of college Japan in 1948. from all over the nation. IT'S DIFFERENT - RELIABLE - ENJOYABLE Morristown 4-1414 .Atzthe-Ragship in one year, which, naturally, he The Japanese version of the " She la honorary chief of the St. LUNCHEON-* TEA • DINNER • COCKTAILS Swedish Figure Skating Cham- docs with no difficulty. • "Oscar," incidentally ie e wise- Louis fife department; honorary _. COCKTAIL HOURS 3 to 5 NOW PLAYING plorr^Brltta Rahlen and her Ice Being: a man of many parts, also man wooden mask, adorned with chef of the Waldorf-Astoria Ho- a long beard and bushy eyebrows. carnival revue havc-becn-hcld-over -one—of presently limited means, tel; honorary queen of the annual ONT U. S. ROUTE Z02 for a fourth week to Juno 16, at Watermelon Ball In Memphis; Between Borniirdsviile the Flngshlp - Showboat, Highway an honorary, ringmaster with tho and Morrlstown 20, Union. — Rlngllng Bros, circus, and honor- Bornurdsvlllo 8-1150 New Jersey's first supper club to Playing the Cards ary member of tho Cleveland po- Inaugurate an ice show pollcjr— lice department. Her fiftieth title, AIR-CONDITIONED — AMPCE~PARKING SPACE Now to Bat. the Flagship-Showboat's Initial-ice By ALEXANDER G. SPENCER With North-South vul the bid-received during the current film- (Closed Mondays) Ella. Taylor revue has proven highly popular ding went: . • ing of "Blcndlc's Hero," is honor- 1. What is your best play to little Women with North Jerseyitea. . The. largo NOF."H EAST SOUTH WEST ary colonel of theArmy Reserve make flve~spTra pass 2 N.T. pass Corps. "Aot of nently-for additional ice prcsonta- combination? (You Have entries 7 N.T. pass pass • pass VtoleneV—- to-each hand.) Dagwood, however;, is even men- tlons. • . ... West opened the five of heartB When in Morristown Wlara Tracy • Q 8 T « and South could "count" 12 tricks. 0 North '.•'• LET'S MEET AT THE Mary Stuart -Generally, with 12 top tricks, the Raymond Walburn South : 13th can bo found with a squeeze, Radio Talent Incomes A A K 9 5 2 either genuine or pseudo; but no Given in U. S. Survey 2. Diamonds are trumps. You arc TOWN HOUSE true squeeze could be executed For talented young people aim- STARTS SUNDAY declarer and your trump holding because the only missing high For Cocktails, Soda or Delicious Dinner I. ing at a career In radio, a U.S. cards were all In diamonds and FOUNTAIN and SNACK BAR—Open Evenings until ROB1HT • 10 7 8 Department of Labor survey_lald thero Is no such thing as a squeeze out _the cold cash facts last fort- Midnight (Except Monday) North •-" In only one suit. So tho only RYAN night. Sunday — 12 to 8 P. M. AUDREY South chance scemod to find W«st with The question: How much money • A K 8 5 2 the-guarded-king of diamonds do radio peoplo make? The an- TOTTER —You cash the ace and-East drops without the jack. Accordingly de- swers:, tho jack. What Is your best play clarer won"tho~flrst trick with the One-fou#th of radio actons made to assure four diamond tricks? king of hearts and immediately 1 less than $000 during 1MT, -an .. 3. You are South and hold laid down tho quoen of diamonds. equal number more than $9,100. ^_.^.. . *..A; 6 i • .. . West played small, tho queen hold - Among singers, one-quarter list- —-•.•••.. '•' V"A'O » •'- •'• •"• . '•• the trick "and the contract was ed thoir earnings under $1,000,' as ALSO -r .'. • none siifi>. That's the Chinese FftTcs8c= mnnV over 40 PAPK PLACE, QM THE THE (ENCHANTED •~~~~ \. ,* A K,Q J S.^B^ Staff announcers, with steadier The bidding has gone: leading the cjueon without the jack, Phono Morristown 4-0780 hoping second hand won't cover. work, made median salaries of SOUTH WtBST NORTH EJAST $4,400. 2 clubs pass 2 diamonds pass Strange enough, West's refusal Sound effects men topped the GEO. RAFT to cover was the correct play, NWIMMHIH-MMKMNOSn median earnings with $5,000. What call do you mako? "since his king was safe from cap- ANSWERS ture with only two. diamonds in DRIPPINGS ADDEDr- WEEKLY THEATER TIMETABLE 1. You have no problem unless, .dummy, and he couldnlt_tcll_that Stralncd meat drippings not one opponent holds all four spades South needed only two diamond only onhance the flavor of cab- CRANFORD MADISON _ :, ORANGE SKY DRAGON against you. If—West holda them trlclw."South "was smart In taking Jiagc, beans and other vegetables, ORANFORD MADISON EMBASSY Juno 0-10. "Mr. Bolvodoro Goos To June 0, "Mr. Bolvedore Goes To Col- Juno 0-10, "Luoky Stlff,'J_l':0S-4:4S; ROLAND WINTERS • KEYE LUKE all, there 1B no way you can avoid the Chinese Finesse early, before but they can be uaed In quick OOIIOKO," 3:00-8:50. "Allns-Nlck_BcalJL logo." 2:50-7:50-10:10. Julio 10. "Bnd-8:35. "Throo Godfathors." 2:40-6:25- losing one trick;, but If East Is the opponents' discards could fur- bread battorT chocolate or spice 1:30-7:05-10:15. Juno _H, "Mr. Bolvo- mon_or Tombstone,^' 3:20-7:15-10:00. 10:00. Juno 11, "Mutlnuors." 12:30-3:20- dero Goes To Collbgo." 3:35-7:05-10:30. "Boy With Groon Hair." 2:00-8:40. -8:25-9:30. "Knook On Any Door." 1:30- the guilty "one you can finesse nish defensive Information. calces or cookies—to mention only 'Alias Nlok.Bohl." 5:30-9:00. Juno 12, Juno 11, "Badmon of Tomlbstono," 4:20-7:25-10:30. June- 12-14. "Mutln- " against his jack-ten twice so long Clever, these Chinese. a few. i.< "Lucky Stiff." 3:00-6:45-10:25. "Con- 4:00-7:00-10:00. >"Boy With Groon oors." 3:00-4:00-0:00. "Knook On Any nootlout Yankee." 1:15-4:55-8:40. Juno Hair.". 2:35-5:40-8:45. Juno 12, "South Door." 1:00-4 :oo-7:00-!0:00. June 15, "I YOU-WILL FIND . . . as the ace and king remain "over" 13-14, "Lucky Stiff." 1:30-7:00-10:40. Of St. Louis." 3:50-6:55-10:00. "Girl Shot JCIHO James." 2:40-5:50-8:55.. East's honors. Therefore _yoii__ "Oonnoctlout Yonkoe." 3:10-8:55.Juno Prom Manhattan." 2:25-5:35-8:48. Juno "Tako Mo Out To Tile Ball Game." • EXCELLENT FRENCH-ITALIAN CVISINE • CIRCVLAR 15, "I Shot Josso 'James." 1:30-9:00. 13, "South Of St. Louis." 3:20-7:00- 1:00-4:05-7:10-10:15. ••- - BAR • PLEASANT, QUIET ATMOSPHERE •' MODERATE should first play the queen. If "Tako Mo Out To Tho Bull Game" 10:00 "Girl Prom Manhattan." 2:00-PALACE each opponent follows your trou- 2:50-7:10-10:20. 8:45. Juno 14, "Portrait of Jonnlo." PRICES. jellybeatijoties *> 3:45-7:45-10:00. ' Juno 0-13, "Connecticut Yankoe." bles are over;~If"West shows out, t/ J *s n.,..i.,.j u i. Pn«i o*" EAST ORANGE 3:15-7:30-0:47. Juno .11-12. "Connootl- you take ttwo proven finesses cmt Yankee." 12:45-3:02-5:1(1-7:38-9:53. BEACON MAPLEWOOD- Juno1 14-15, "Pnlsan." 2:15-7:30-0:45. against the Jack-ten. Juno 9-10, "Llttlo Women?' 3:08- HAPLBWOOD PIX 2. Play small toward the ten 8:53. "Act of- Violence." 1:40-7:15- Juno 0-10, "Take Mo Out To The 10:54. June 11, "Little Womon," 1:58- 1 Juno B-10, 13-lS,_"Stago Coach," 3:- spot. If West follows small, play Ball Game,' 7:30-0:50. Juno 11, "Taku 11-0:42-10:13. "LonK Voyago Home." 8:26-10:05. "Act of Vlolonco." 4:08- Mo put To Tho Ball Gumo," 2:20-5:05- 1:28-4:50-8:30.. Nows 1:15-4:46-8:17. the ten. If East wins, your king 8:35. Juno 12, "Mothor In "A Frosh-» 7:45-10:05. Cartoons, 3:50. Juno 12, Juno 11-12, ."Stauo Conch." 3:11-8:50- will drop the other diamond. If innn." 2:13-5:03-7:53-10:43. "Tarzan's "Wuthorlng Holghte/' 1:40.5:10-8:45. .10:30. "Llttlo Womon." 1:28-5:16-8:47. Maglo- Fountain," >l:OO-3:50-6:5O-O:3O. "Woman's Secret," 3:25-7:00-10:30. Nows. l:15-5:03-B:34. i . - - you are gluttonous you will play Juno -13-15, "Mothor la A Freshman." June 13-14, "Wuthorlnit HolRhts," 8:- 2:50-7:16-10:06. "Taraan's Maglo Foun- 50. "Woman's Seorot," 7:00-10:30. Juno th« king at trick two.-trying-to tain." 1:45-8:37. — IS, "Flamingo Road," 8:50. "Bail Boy," RAHWAY^ ROOTS U — CONVENT STATION, N. *. -dfop—m—doubloton queen-jack; but 7:00-10:25. -ItAHWAY •-_-... If" Bast' should show out on the Juno 9-10, 13-13, "Undercover Man." MILLBURN •••.•"" Juno 9-11, "Mr. Bolvodoro Goes To OUR BEAUTIFULTFLORAL DISPLAY Bocond round,—West's queen-nine 3:00-7:00-9:55, "Make Beliovo Ball- College," "I Chontod Tho Law." June room." 140-a:30. Juno-11— Undercover MELLBDRN^ J2,-"Lucky. Stiff," 2:30-5:40,8:50. "Set- would take two tricks. The same Man." 1:00-4:40-7:45-10:20. "Mako Bo- •OMtllvlU —ONION BOUP AW GBAMN—FRflH'S J,EOl "June 9-10, "Tako Mo out:To Tho Un>- " 1:00-4:10-7:20-10:30. -June 13-14i- t .safety- play should be made if" o Balltoom." 2:50-6:30-9:38. -Juno Ball -GanuiU-Siflfl-7:00-10:05.~"n(BSrt^uclcy^ - Stiff," l:lo-7:no.lOilfl_j;Scl, 127^Uhdorooyer 'Man," 1:00-4'.00-7:05- Josso James."—l-:40-8i45. Juno llr-^-'tako OJp." 2:50-8:85, -June -U, "Untamed Our racUillM^itallabU forW adding*, Hanqueli an* PartUt Wost drops sin honor on-the--flr 10:15. "Make_B«Tlove Ballroom." "T:40- Mo Out To The Ball Gam|»tn Dully 10 to 10. Tickets, Kresge-Newark, namberger's. To The Hull Gulno," "Btatn Dopul-t- 13-15, "Outpo.it In Morocco." 10:00- • NO pillltll.'H lUUIMI'IMl fill1 thlH llMI'llialOII mnnt Ftli< 6:49. June 13, "Buck Frl 1:05-4:30-7:25-10:30. "Oovor Up." 1:35-UNION DIUVRHIN + A Q 9 v«te«." "Kidnapped." >. 3:00-3:19-9:00. 1 Shows-start» At Dusk. JUNE 9. 1949 u Red Mill" Begins Final Two Putting on the Green Notes and Comments on Suburban Runs Luncheons 12 to 2 from 85c Dinner 5:30 to 8 - "I Bhot Je»ka James/'—aucount of Clifton Webb enters college nnd brey Smith, Roauano BfBMi, Marj Sundqy- 12 to 7 Weeks at Paper Mill Playhouse Bob Ford, the man who ihot J«M« m«ni« up with -ardent Journalist, Aator and Potpr Lawfnrd, Enjoy Jarne*. gttui John Irel*nd, Preiton Bhirlty Temple, Tom Drake al«o .able If, you like the sentlmentalitj THE b'our singing leading ladien alnging; soubrutte, Leonne Hall &J Ftwter »nd B»rb»ra Brlttori. of the lBOO's, Above average act •tars. matuh their chttiriu to win the the glamorous figure In the ro- 1 Ing and directing. GEORGIAN men'ollt in tho unusual ultuutlon* "Woman * He li'ruitlimtin"- Loretta RESTAURANT her wiser, cousin and Yolanda O'Harn aid radio ulnger In a tri- Young toe* to college with daugh- "Beautiful Blonde" Plays unfoi'Bcttuble mualo In "Tho Red Corner CAaremoni and Mil!" which begins the final two Lupajchinl aa a French prim angle th»t hu amu«lnj w well u ter Betty Ivynn to save the family At Proctor's, Newark mysterloui retulti. bank account, Is Involved In ro- North Mountain Avef. u/eckd of Its engagement at the donna, thruot upon the "The Beautiful Blonde From Paper Mill Playhousn In MIMburn • t •' mantic tussle with Van Johnson, Bashful Bend," new Technicolor MONTCLAIR- through a motor accident, "BI P»»o"~technlcolor dram* of college professor. Monday, Jur.e 12. — comedy, which stars Betty Grablo MO 3-1155 (Closed Mondays) for a aerie* of altuatioru* that ar< the Went following the Civil Wtr, In the title role, Is the current at- Diana MsrSh a.s the dancing and when frontlenmen h»ttled for "Kidnapped" — Roddy McDowel musical dflights and highlights plays In this film version of Rob- traction at RKO Proctor's Theater, homeiteadi end women. John Newark. Set in the West when humor. Payne, Stirling Hayden and Gall ert Louis Stevenson's famous book. Adds up to an average film. men were men and the gals loved Treat the Family! Mlsa Marsh vies for the atten Ruwell are the prlnclpgta, 'em. Betty proves conclusively that tion of the two American G.L* • • • "Alias Nick Heal" — contemporary she has-^aTTd'knows how to usi NOW BOOKING played by Clarence Nordstrom "Three Godfathers" — technicolor Faust legend starring Ray Mid- the biggest six-shooters In the PICNICS & OUTINGS and Peter Bit'ch, MeT Hall for th tale of three bad men'who are land, Audrey Totter and Thomas West. Cesar Romero, Rudy Vallce reinstated in society ai a result THAT ARE DIFFEREN1 handsome see captain, Davis Cun- Mitchell. and Olga San Juan have featured inPofils—AH Spprtf ningham, Miss Wellock for th of vowing to dying mother that • • • 'Catering focllitli-i for 2.000' they will care for her child. roles In this film combining ele- debonair governor, John Elliott "Slightly French"—movie director ments of a muslcair a western, and and MLss Lupuschini for th Pedro Armendarir, Jojin_ Wayne Don Ameche "transforms Irish and Harry Car"ey_Jr. play the top a comedy. — . MT. BETHEL, NKW JERSEY cfuaty Englishman, Albert Car carnival girl Dorothy Lamour Into Roland Winters portrays Charlie Ofdce B50 BrondvBt., Newark roll. Each entanglement crosses roleg. sVFre^ch" actress. v Mitchell 3-1158 » • • 1 Chan In "Sky Dcagon" the co-fea- the other tn make for. the famoi "ACT OF VIOLENCE ' - Story of ture." Henry Blossom plot of the Her "Knock on Any Door"—film ver- a war veteran 'who .has sworn to bert operetta. '._ sion of William Motley* novel of kill a former comrade who, he delinquency and Chicago slums. thinks, betrayed' prisoners ~to the AIR-CONDITIONED. Along with the bumper crop ol Stars Humphrey Bogart and John Nazis. romances la an authentic group o: Derek. o. "BEAUTIFUL BLONDF FROM Terry Dempsey's • • .• DONOHUE'S Dutch coatumco end settings, on BASHFUL BEND" — Technicolor "4 Fine New Jenny Eating In which a revolving windmill is "Mutineer*" — one woman on a Cocktail Bar & Grill ship with a gang of killers. Stars comedy starring • Betty Grable, a Place" spotlighted In the center of a set Adele Jergens, Jon HaH and western lass who knowi how to MOUNTAINVTEW, N. J. 624 Morris Avenue ting which presents a Hollani use the biggest six-shooters avall- George Reeves. On thei ]Newark - Pompton landscape with many, othor mil! ~ . • • • SblerCesar Romero and Rudy Val- TurnpnpltM e (Route 23} Springfield, N. J. » in the background. "Lucky Stiff"—Jack-Benny turned lee also star. Presents Will Clote Tuesday As In tho success of "Tho Rci producer_put out slap-stick mys- "PORTRAIT OF JENNIE"—Sclz- BILL SAVKB'S Mill" In the Herbert score whlc tery starring Brian Donlevy. Claire nick production of semi-philosoph- .ORCHESTRA During The lUonthi ' ical nature, ' concerning- a little riu. . SAT. - SUN. presents, more muvrfcal hits than i Trevor and Dorothy LamoHr. Of June, July, girl from another world. Jennifer The Gingerbread Castle usually found In a whole seasor "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" Luncheon » Dinner -,A La Carte —Franty. Sinatra, Gone Kelly and Jonea, who Inspires a young artist, ami August OPEN. DAILY of Broadway successes. Outstanrl Joseph Cotton, to paint a famous MOUNTAINVTE1V-8-0082 Ing audience favorites are- "Moqn Esther Williams mix baxeball and WEEKDAYS—10 \. M. t(l 5:30 P. M. songs. '• portrait. Better than some. — > SU!WAY AND beams," '%vcry Day Is Ladies "UNDERCOVER MAN" — Glenn HOUDAYS—II) A. M. to 6:30 I'. M. Day" and "In Old New York." « ' • • "Flamingo Itoad"—show girl Joan Ford, treasury agent, aooks to get The most thrilling happnilnr In any top gan^Teador for tax evasion. child'! recollection U a (rip through rawford moves to right sldo _of the wonderful Gingerbread Castle at PHILOMKNA ZARREIXO, of 388 Marlon St.," Union, last week-end oracks and becomes Involved In "BRIDE OF VENGEANCE" — JHITCHItT POST INN llamblirffi New Jersey, litre* Jugt • Paulotte Goddard portrays tho life llttlo way from Newark, the world of KING was putting on the greens of Crescent Golf, Vaux Hall. Our photog- politics and scandaK Stars Zachory Maka-Ilelleva It made aururlihuly and loves of Lucrctla-Borgia. — Route 29, Union UNVL. 2-3170 rral, Thin titranee and maryclnnil raphor, just by chance of course, happonod to pass by. Result—this Taylor and Sidney Graonstreet. Castle nf CaU« Jeinr Turrets, JjkrhU CHICKEN "STRATTON STORY"-— James Cake Wallti, Animal Cracker JWalus- picture. Incidentally we've been; given to-understand that for best • • • DAILY AND and tradel and Candnllck 1'owerj was says: scores It Isjidvlsablc'to keep an eye on the ball. This, however, is a "Bad Boy",—Audie Murphy, war Stewart and June Allyaon combine designed by the great Joseph Urban. to portray story of baseball play- SUNDAY Up llfir* ' falrv talcs comes to life* and picture, not a golf lesson. hero, stars as a delinquent re- DINNER Hansel and (iretel wait' tn take every Stroll on our Shady er's struggle to overcome crippling child, every erown-un thrnush this formed by Lloyd" Nolan and Jane SPECIALIZING IN WEDDINGS AND BANQVKTS land nf Mako-llelleve. Uttle eilra Lawns after your Wyatt. physical handicap. irouinir and little ours crown all "PAISAN"—Italian film of GI's In enjoy their tilp throuch the Gliierr- luncheon at* Claims Video Is Harmful to Eyes • • • Nightly Organ Interludes in our bread Castle. Come .^lonn. follow 1 Rome. Route s:i tn Hamburg New Jersey;— Is television injurious to tho that there Is usually nd testing of- "Connecticut Yiinkoe"—gay, tune- Cozy Cocktail Lounge OPEN PROM to A. M. Lo KtSIO P. U. . tarklnc ftnd rlonlo Urouiida foot. They warn, however, that ful technicolor version of Mark "LITTLE WOMEN" — Technicolor Dancing to Manhattan SerenaJen 'e Cijtcken fer has boon asked by many who have parents should bo careful of chil- Twain's story of~the same name, version of LOUUML May Alcott's ROUTE 6 Little Falls Friday, Saturday and Sunday TRV OVIl NEW COFFEE watched their children sit prac- dren's viowing habits. Tho young- starring Blng Crosby, Rhonda famous period piece of the same DANCING NIGHTLY SHOP Totowa Boro 4-0891 tically on top 'of'the video screen. sters nro ljltely to continue watch- Flommlng and Sir Codrlck._Har- name. June Allyson atari as Tom- Cloned Mondaya As. yet there Is no conclusive ing after their eyos have grown wlcke. Should be enjoyed by boytsh Jo, while Elizabeth Taylor proof one way or the othor, but tired and they tend to." creep up adults and toddlfers alike. portrays the timid doomed Beth. Dr. Max H. Wclnborg, a Pittsburgh: too clcwe to the screen. • • • Others In the cast Include C. Au- nerve specialist thinks It might "Mr. Belvedere Goei to College"— "Lovelier than you remembered it" become a national hnwird, Ho noted that ho had recently observed a group__of young people TELEVISION In a very small room watching a Weekly Crossword Puzzle — Now featured In the FARMSTEAD television show continuously for an hour and a half, Oltl-fathloncd cooking in the atmot- "There Is no doubt," said the TERRACE "nlirre of an llith ctmtury farmhouac. good doctor, _^that this 'is rather HORIZONTAL VERTICAL -harmful to tho eyes, and sooner 1—Long 50—Inorganic 1—Extremi- 42—Astera- COCKTAIL or later many people are bound 89—Discharge 82—Lump.of 1 l.ocntcrl 4 miles from Morrlstown . .sharp > • 53—Evergreen 90—Central ties of legs cebus herb Moist clay on the IMnrrlKiown-AVhtppany Rond to pay a'dear price for it." tooth shrub American 2-^-Break )n.. 44—Lessen ceramics LOUNGE But tho doctor doesn't think « .i—California 54—Roosting tree a m«sa 45—More 83—Billow The Latest, Largest (CLOSED MONDAYS) WIfippany 8-0078 bleary-eyed nation is—inovltablo. shrub place 91—Of the 3—Knots of painful 84—Frutitral«- If certain "precautionary hygiene 10—Lowest ot breastbone • wbol -48—Bring 87—Hint Direct Television Made stops ,-aro taken, TV 'viewers \_\ 11 ILT VTf long a person can watch a continu- RTcr " -Prickly ~ TDU—Siz6 of ' &5—Scriol&r'lShl y CLUB MAYFAIM 22—Jtrs't pear photograph 8—PreVibUSly 57—Boat organ ous performance on TV without segment -list—eye conditions plant chick on- offers of insect 65—Melody ceous 10—Giraffe- .61—Long pro- furnace MEL and His Hawaiian* Nitely which "may be aggravated greatly 23—Indian 66—Convulsive plant - Ilk* truding 101—Join by this new fotm of entertain- of tribe 570 Sprlntjfhtd Av*., Summit • .Sunday CooktaU Time 4 to 8 twitching: 106—Sense animal tooth 103—dusset ment." . now with 167—Manifest 107—S. A. 11—Apparition «3—Grinding; 105—IMne driv- Saturday NUe Is Hawaiian Nlte Many eye specialists agree eye Sencctts , 68—Thickest marmosH 12—Hawaiian 85—Kind of ing Icy Reservations for Wedding Parties & Receptions fatigue will show up in long pe- 24—Ascertain 70—Govern- 111—Gum realn garland message - particles riods of looking at television, but 25—Of birds able 112—Enjoin 13—Elliptical 66—Bulrush _106—Wastes 2«—Wind 72—Of apples- 116—A styptic P 69—Vender 107—Ram 27—Club- 75—Wapiti 117—Inferior 18—Concur 70—Spoils down footed 78—Wild tlnplate 16—Pawage. 71—Dark 108—Plant FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT Modern National "20—Public :" Rarlic 11D—Jeopardy 17—Bulbous coldr of Illy store- 77—Haphazard -121—Aid plant 72—Less family THE NEW Dance & Listen to Guard Discussed houae 81—Capable 122—Speck 16—High . 73—Soap" ' 109—Speech- :il—Oblique of 123—BhUn 28—Break- —^substituto loss Prof. Krauss" Orchestra In State Magazine 33—Slightest • being 124—Improve Water 74—Cloth of 110—Glacial Ttastc , "copied 125—Tribe 30—WlHd- flax • snow SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS, Major General Edward C. Rose, 34—Winning 126—Mason'* -- hlof of Staff, New ,T6rsoy De- 83—Cloy flower _7«~-A variety 112—Eat FLAGSHIP SHOWBOAT at the 38—Cover 84—Pardoned hammer- 32—Cultivate of marl principal partment.of Defense, discusses the 37—Laconic 85—Not point part veterans' are playing in the 34-Hlgh- 78—Cony of meal •10—Dip up any 127—Again flavored Old 113—Qualified SCHWAEBISCHE ALB modern National Guard .in the 41—Constella- 1 86—Capital of put in 35—Avidly Testament 114—Split "In tin- llnnrt. of t.h« Wntchunr M good likenesses rather than im- Your Home and You textures, < many of the materials Normally, each number on the Jams! V. Igoe being handwoven. ^ Frank C. McManui by mall or In parson. pressionistic," sho said. -My BETTV TWLFER, Short Ilills- diaphragm admits,twice as much "Outpost in Morocco" . Jamei K. Meldrum Among the most Interested spec- ^ljy this monotone plan? The light as the next smaller number. owner Is an artist and hie pic- OFFICERS tators wore the elementary chil- Thus f/5.6 Is twice as big an open- Opens Friday at Loew's Erneit A. Mlnler, I'r.iWenl tures have a flattering back-~ dren. ing as f/8 and half HS big as t/4. "Outpoat in Morocco" opens Fri- Leonard D. Zusl, Vlce-fras. SAVINGS Pam O'Connor,' a_flrst grader, ground. Most of tho scenes wore Tho smaller the number, tho bigger day, Juno 10, at Loew's Theater, Arthur T. Scalei, Vico-Proi. was enjoying tho show In a poised, dono in the'West and tho brilliant tho opening. To remember- this, Newark. Starring Georgo Raft-and Gerard E. Duffy. Ireaiurer AND LOAN ASSOCIATION lady-Iiko way. • ' . ^ colors or the desert are captured think of the II numbers'as frac- Mario ^Windsor, "Outpost" was George M. Cooper, Secy. . When asked which picture she on canvas; lovely lakes of blue tions. Just as Mi Is bigger than actually filmed in Morocco with Vlncenl H.RIblo, Aul.TreoJ. 866 BROAD STREET liked best, she soberly walked water and tall trees in the bttcjt J/16, f/2-is-a-largor aperture than members of the French Foreign grouhd—iire—dopioted—and give a Sue R. Dl Bide, A,tl. Secy. NEWARK 2, N. J. around-tho blopk, Inspecting each I/16. What the f/ numbers actually Legion as part of the cast of thou- William Mallei, Complr. one. She finally pointed to one and sense of tranquillity. The soft stand for is something that need sands. Bald: "I llke_that_one." It was a grayish blue of tho wall high- painting of a group of clowns. - lights tho bluea in tho paintings Unfortunatoly It wu too high and emphasizes the other colors. to take her picture beside It. Wo This time the pattern - in. our had to settle,for one nearer tho schemo Is on the walls and. Is ground. achieved by the use of pictures. If you want The show wea the culmination AM . the furniture Is of blonde IN YOUR KITCHEN of the year's work In the school wood. The room i« very lovely, quiet, and peaceful, giving a eense art departments. "It's the one day Another Color Scheme for Your Ranch House 1 in the year that belongs to us," of being- far away from the busy" said—Miss Berry. Upon entering a home moat people notice color first. world outside. — -It was _R_bcautlful day for this They are impressed by the way^color is used and-thc'~ef£ect What effect do you_want in your exhibit, and Jotihers like It in. -the it has upon them. The color schemes used in any home home? it can be achieved, but CHOOSE area. Incidentally, In the seven it take«- thought, planning and years the department has stagod- should be planned for the people who live in the-house, "know how'! to get; the best re- "Sldewalk Shows,^' It ,has never using the colors they like and the ones that are becoming sults. No amount of timo given rained "on the scheduled day. Theto them. Never mind what the neighbors have, make the to planning is too much when, weatherman has been kind, colors your ownr~ it creates a pleasant atmosphere I want":to~descr|b"e~"drilylhg room for your honio and you. FORMICA done .for- a;young couple:.— a. man, off :whlte wlthJ cherry trim. The Cabbies' Dollar Hla wife, and two small sons. AH parasol forms tho.lampshade. Tho Doggone Unpopular. aro ga"y,' bright,-happy and enthu- man ha« faded aqua trousers and FOR SiiOK TOPS-^& *to hli favorite- cabbie with whoni In Llstowcl, Ontario, lost week siastic people. They loye good a cherry shirt. He sports tho same Bert Raasman thireatoTfetrtb-qult he had ridden for years. Tho will times, lots of company and nottypo of lampshade on a stick. Mr. trd~that tho onbble was among hla job as dogcatcher because chil^ too much fuitfa! (We had a limited" Jimmy said that was as near as dren barked at his wife; changed the most Interesting persons the budget with which to work but he could g-et to a wanderer travel- deceased had ever met and—that hla mind when tho town council' we attained tho cllcctjvre wanted.) ing \vlth~a~bundle~oil" a stick and raised ..his salary $25 a year. lie was numbered among h\ti beat Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy foil in lovo still havo ltservcTas a shade. Gay friends. _ with an offrwhlte printed cre- p'eoplo! Good luck to them and Th« drivers themselves seem to AFTER SCHOOL SNACKS Formica's easy care makes It the favorlto In tonne, the design of. which used colorful future. America's favorlto after-school find drivlng_a cab a fascinating aqua, cherry rod and lime green, Mrs. America's kitchen. 42 cheerful colortTaifd' occupation. Most of them are Another Modern Home snack Is a glass at milk and "a so wo had that-as our basis and ^Another room "In a modern cookie. Youngsters will find .the patterns. Long lasting,jlurable. Doesn't chip, either middle aged or youngsters starting point. The^ walls were just-out-of school, trying to find homo done in a monotone scheme milk even moro tempting If it Is and resists scratches, burning and mars. pointed off whlto- with ( MILLBURN, N. J. Routes 1 and 25 Linden, N. J. OPEN MON., WED., I EVENINGS, T TO 0 P. M. SHORT HILLS 7-2575