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vni yyiii,KJn: 79 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER • ' SPRINGFIELD, N7"Jr,~ THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1948 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER . DOHOUGll OF MOUNTAINSIDE TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD 6c A COPY, $2.50 BY THE YEAR Full Principal Well Known Bike Rider DiesSchool Aid Tax LISTEN^ WFirsi'mFatarAccident Springfield, Millburn Join Haymond B" Puterbaugh, 33 Dengler. Death was attributed, to For Chisholm years old, of 52 Hudson, street, a fractured skull. For Springfield East- Orange, promlnont amateur Wllliam-H-0'Hern7-23~-of-E«st In Memorial Day Parade bicyclist and president of the Hanover, driver of the auto, ww Olympic Bicycle Roller Club, was arraigned . after the accident be- Totals $10,733 I School Urged instantly killed Sunday at 10 a. m., fore Recorder Spinning on a MUMPS EPIDEMIC Veterans, Scouts, Others to when hi» bicycle swerved into the charge of causing death, with a HERE IN APRIL rear end of an auto on Mountain motors-vehicle. Patrolman Nelson 'avenue, 800-feet south of Shunpike Stiles was the complainant. He Springfield passed through Need Stressed in Taxpayers Saved an epidemic stage of mumps Take Part in Ceremonies ~road;—- \ :• •--•-,—- . pleaded/not guilty and • was re- during April, according to_a Puterbaugh was taken to Over- le"o»ed ~fn—$500— bond for Grand iPlans are.nearing-completion for the annual Spring- Recommendation Large. Sum by report submitted-to-the.-Board look Hospital, Summit, in the Jury action. _..•.•• field-Millburn Memorial Day parade to be held Monday, May -of Health last night by Robert 31, All local participating units will assemble in the area of To Local Board township ambulance by Patrol- First PtttalHy This Year Cigarette Levy D. Treat, registrar of vital sta- man Wilbu^,, S.elander.'. He was Sunday's mishap was. the. first tistics. ' ihqtown hall at 8:45 a. m. Re commendation to pronounced dead by Dr. Henry P. motor vehicle fatality here this The taxpayers of Spring- • Local-unlts4nnd their alignment Reports of new cases—have 'follow: Springfield, Police dopart- FRIENDS!! creatc-thc^posfc^of— princi pal- year-and the_.firsLji!ncc_a three- field and other towns in dropped considerably during Plan Charter Nite in Raymond Chisholm. year-old child was struck and Union^County—will behefit "meritrReglorial High School Band, the past few days, Treat said. Battle Hill Post, Veterans of For- School will be' decided Tues-- killed by a car February 26, 1M7., this year to the' extent of A total of 45 cases were re- Church Will Mark : $812,706.96 through reven- For Rotary Group eign Wars, Springfield Fire De- Thorp's it l'cuf feud on between day'nfght at a special-irieet-- Born /In Scranton, Pa., Putet ported to the registrar during partment, Continental Post, Amer- W. R.'Tracy of tjic Comity Park ing of the~Board of Educa- baugh had lived . In Newark bo: ues produced ",'y the school-, tho one month period, he re- Springfield's, new Rotary Club ican ne"gIoh7"Daug}ilel;!,' of Amcr- fore moving to East Orange three vealed. . has launched plans for its. charter , Commission and Springfield.' of- tion.. .' .. '. Battle Anniversary aid tax on cigarettes, ac- lea, Red Cross;- Junior Red years ago. He was ernployed In night celebration to-be held Mon- > —ficlale . . .'Local authorities don't . Need for the position was Thc,j) 34th annuol service com- cording to a certification-to "Fifteen births were reported .Cross, Girl Scouts;and Brownies .want park employees burning the'bbttling plant of the Hoffman during April as compared to day, June 14, Harry Boughnef, vice- memorating the 168th anniversary the county by Education 10 and Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts. stressed in a recommenda- Brewing Compnny. president °f " local group and -brush without a permit'. . • threat tion to the school board1 at a of the Battle of Springfield, fought Commissioner Bosshart. five for the same period last • JKs the parade stops off, thn of court action wiis contained in I year. Five rriarriages and two Bo. Adlerbert of Hillside, instru- : June 23, 1780, will be' held in A private In thi Army during v Every school • district, .without wi eath bearer will lay the wreath meeting this week by the. 1 mental in. forming the Spring-field a letter on the subject • to Tracy, historic Presbyterian Church, Sun-- the Avar, ho was attached to a exception, receives funds from the deaths were also reported. government' committee. club, arc in charge of arrange- .at. the Honor Roll or? Morris and from Springfield . . . -A return day, at 3 p. m. • • > truck regiment .operating on—the go to Benjamin Newswanger, a levy to relieve the tax on homes in. ments. • Flcmer avenues, present arms and lotter from the park head said he T Alcan highway to Alaska. After -thaJ; community, Dr. -Bosshartr return to his unit. All units will, teacher In the school, now serving- The affair is expected to at- "noted stipulations with interest," 1 his discharge from the service, he pointed out. on passing the Honor Roll, ren- in a part-time capacity "ns~prirt- ' -Br-otheFs—Golloge,—Dr-ew—Univcr-- -tract-Uioarly 200 Rotarians to burheTlllln'tsay-he would comply "organized the Olympic Bicycle "Of course, it is a fact that funds Salary Increases der a solute by performing - a clpiil. . ., aity, will be the principal speaker. Springfield from other sections v . . . Township Attorney- Darby has Channing R. Dooley, .president of_ Roller Club, a frbup which ppr- disbursed as State'.financial aid right face. been assigned to.. dis"cusur~the"~flUb:r 'Charles Runcie, chairman of the "formed with~bTcycles"on stationary of. ..the county, state and nation. government committee-, (wild the Pnssflic Valley Chapter, Sons to schools come out of the general Grave ceremony procoduro h ject'with park commission law- •rollers. With this group he enter- State—fund," the Commissioner Voted at Regional Several past district governors Ncwswnngcr could, not administer of American ^Revolution, will prc- will bo in attendance as well as bech^ altered this year. Each yers'. tained servicemen at numerous said.. , . . • . ' Effective September." 1 the jani- cemetery on the route of the pa^— the elementary school in a part- their.wives. $ hospitals' and camps.' Ho was a torial and clerical forces of Re- Tadc-wllt~be visited and a. concise timc.-capin.cily-.-nnd stin.attend to' The aervicc will include the in- "But without this tux on cigar- That reappraisal survey of lo- member of the Bay View Wheel- ettes there simply woUld not have gional High School will receive The'. Springfield Club;"~which ceremony will be performed by the. _li i8_.cln_W»fi9. Newawanger's teach-. vocation by the Rev. Elmer F. cal industries will take place men of Newark, Vailsburg Post, boon sufficient money to provide Increases In salarlos, according to holds weekly luncheon meetings flr'e -dop'artmerila', firing 'squads, • ing assignments—will—be—taketi- Franclsr-chaplain, Pqssaic Valley pretty urtoii ft VFW, andjl^oca] 843 of tlio Brew- the additional aid which the State action taken by the Board of Bd- Tuesdays at the Ivy Tea Room, color bearers and blind. Other pa- Chapter, SAR; scripture "reading Turk; who initiated the .-move to J>vcr by Robert S, Bailey, another ery Workers' Union. now-is giving local districts. a.tlon at'Its meeting last week. was granted aits charter three rade participants and spectators —have $2.5(10 placed' hrtheTiUdBet-pwcher-at-the- school. If the board by the Rev. Bruce Evans, pastor Two clerkehlps and.four jani- weeks ago following an organiza- will remain beyond cemotory— approves the recommendation. of the local church; an address, Puterbaugh had raced on the "The. alternative would ' have for that purpoHc, wilt probably I been a greater tax burderrojrlocal- torial—positions were raised $200 tion .period of two months. Mil- gates. While • it was not indicated "Our Heritage," by Dean Lankard, dirt track at W-eequahic Park and recommend the appointment of' { municlpalltlca. New tax rates for each and a-third clerkship $300; ton Keslicn, owner of the Beacon whether the post would entail a and the benediction by Mrs. Fred- was. a timer at the New York six- Line of March an appriiisifl expert at the next day bicycle races held recently. 1948'which now are being certi- The clerical posts now pay $1,500, Hill Company, is p,r e s I d c n t ; Local .phuac_of the parade will ' meeting of (he governing body salary adjustment, Runele said he cxlclL_ML__Roflaeland, chaplain, fied would have been considerably $2,000 and $2,050 each annually 'Bougliner; vice-president; Lew- would submit detailed recommen- N. J. Society, DAR. Ho leaves his wife, Mrs. Jos- start «t the Town Hall green and - .... the move Is Intended to In- ephine L. Puterbaugh and _'._hid_ higher without tho school-aid tax and the janltori_ .receive $2,280, Sandlcr, secretary, and Charles proceed east on' Rlcmcr avenue, crease assessment vnluutioiiH, dations to the "board. .. Members of the committee in on cigarettes.1' $2,750, $2,860 and $3,500. The $300 Mayer, treasurer. The Raymond Chisholm School fathor, Joseph Puterbaugh, Sr., of east on Main street to Parkview thereby lowering the overall tax chnrgc Include Mrs. Raymond South Orange, and five brothers, "In many instances, the action increase will be applied ~to~thc~ 7Princlpal speaker at this week's drive, Millburn; south on Park- rate ... . it .caused quite a hit of nnd the town'n other elementary Gucnther, regent; Mr. Dooloy, of the Legislature in making avail- lowest paid clerkship,. New ap- meeting" wasFDon G. Maxwell, of achool, the -James Cnldwell School, Harold, Joseph and Laurence, all view' drive to Whittlngham tor- controversy back in Jariuary. president; Mrs. JoahljaJR. Gollght- of Newark; Kenneth of Toledo, O., able this added source of revenue pointments to the positions were the Westfleld Rotary Club', and. race to Millburn avenuo, where it 'are presently under the direct ad-, ly,'M-rj». Guppy, F. M. Be Scldlng, to school districts and municipal- deferred until next month. > secretary of the Mountainside" ministration of Supervising P.rin-- 'and William pSterbaugh of South wlirjoih the Millburn contingents. AH far ns* honest politicians-are HaTry-A. Marshall and EverettT,.. Orange. ities helps local boards of educa- The resignation of Miss Alvina Board of Education. He spoke on *<:onccrncd Bob Marshall rates clpal Guerry. As a part-time"prin- Tlio parade will proceed north on Spinning,, tion In their efforts to maintain Schaffernoth, secretary ,to the dis- b'ird life. Millburn avenue to Short Hills pretty, high ...', ..we have no doubts cipal, Runcie pointed out, News- Rev. Francis H. Richcy of St. good educational standards. At the Goorge'e" Episcopal Church, Ma- trict clerk, effective June iTwas avonuo,-wost^ on Short Hills avc-., Marshall is sincere when he says wanger .lias been.'able to handle eame time, it saves.local taxpayers accepted. The salary for this posi- He favors anything which would some of the administrative work plewood conducted the services, nue—to—Morris—avenues south on —• -froih having the cost added to the tion also was increased $200 from Morris avenue to "Main street and benefitr-Springfieldr^but—for^jim-- -for-Guer-ry; — — Reports 5% Drop Tuesday at 8 p. m., at the J/s^ph bills on their homes. Secondary School J. Manger & Son Funeral jMomc, $2,2G0. ' "' _ east on Main street to tho Mothod- miny gripes wake, Bob, won't you The board last night granted Throughout the state, taxpayers On recommendation of Super- Guerry a salary increase from $»,- 1200 Clinton avenue, Irvjngton. lat and Presbyterian Church * please stop attempting to delay ers at the local level are saved $9,- vising Principal Halsoy, Edwin W. ccmoteTicS; 000 to $5,300, effective in Septem-' Burial was in Prcebyterian'.JCeme- ; everything for two weeks in of'der Ljlce,nse revocations for driving 429,476 this year by this vltally Kaus;—Kenilworth supervising For Vets to Open bcr. Mrs. Dorothy Chandler of tery, Shrewsbury;"^ The following • information Tho parade will terminate at • to "further Investigate" . . . when wh(lo under the influence of al- Important school-aid measure." • principal, was named director of the town hall at noon with all par- you led an infantry. " platoon Providence, R. I.,was.appointed a coholic ijoverages fell off nearly The amount apportioned to the Regional Adult-BvenrnjrSchqg JthailkLbe_of— interest to veterans "kindergarten teacher in Septem-. residing in Springfield who have ticipating units coverglng around against the enemy you had to l'lv,c per. cent in Now Jersey dur- Springfield totals $10,733.07. • :. at $200 a year. He will sud'eeca the square, presenting arms and— make snap decisions or your life bor-at-ah-«nnual-sa!ary,-of-$2,700. ing-the first four months--of--the Robert Popperidieck, "who resigned not completed high school.or who 5c Special Issue need certain high school subjects 'ralelng^tlVoTTflgr" ' ' " wasn't worth a plugged nickel , . . year, Motor Vehicle Commissioner bocauso of hia' appointment to a Parade grand marahall will be "today yoiW-e one of five-men run- Arthur W. Magee reported this position at Rutgors University. In order to enter college.., The summer term of the Cran- Gus Mordlson of Millburn,, and ning th.W community . . . don't Final Exams Slated week. There were 320-such rev- Stamp Announced Disabled Veterans A request from the Regional vlco-mara'hall ' will bo Joseph hold things up, especially When if ocations as against 342 in the -reeohers-Association that salary ford Secondury School for Vet- To~~follow closely the two new O'Niell of Springfield. .concerns doll houses!!! same months of last) year. payments be made twice monthly erans will begin'on Monday eve- At Regional High 3c postage stamps described last- To Hold Induction ning, -June _/, at the Cranford Oil the' other hand, total license Chapter 43, Disabled Amori- instead of once was approved. The doll house subject in- The Calendar for-the~closlng—of revocations during- the period week, the Post Office—Depart- Approval was given purchase or- High School. Classes will meet on volved (he Pirliers and the Che 1IM7-48 school yeai—at-Reglonal ment has just announced anothor cttn Veterans of Springfield and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, were up 12 per cent totaling 4,541 Millburn met' Tuesday evening at ders totalin£_$12,7j)0-._for— supplied County Pools Open HriiikerhoffN of Honnhaw ave- High School has been set up. Final compared with 4,037 last year. . special issue. This time, however, for the 1048-40 school year and aud Thursday—evenings—through- exams are to be given in accord- the Coffee Shop. _It was the last nue . .""."'It seems the VirkorH Revocation causes Wore listed the stamp will bo of the 5o de- bids were authorized • for miscel- out the term ending -August 13. erected o.tijjc a KUhNtanttal little ance with the schedule below: regular meeting prior to the in- The following subjects will be On Memorial Day by Commissioner Magce as fol- nomination, and will commemb- stallation_ of the new administra- laneous • repairs to the school structure on township property Exams will follow the period lows: *' . building. offered If registration in each is which had adjoined their own plnn: .' ,.(|j Tifte tho one-hundredth anniver- tion. "' "•' , • ' . . sufficient: English II, English III, In "time for the Memorial Day . . . (he BrinkerhoffH camo to Period 1 subjects, 9:0B-lj0:3t),, FOUR MONTHS sary "of the. coming of'Swedish The prime subject of discussion English IV, Spanish I, Spanish-II, opening of swimming pools'In Springfield from Newark to ho Thursday, June 10; Period 2 sub- : ••-.» - - 1048 '1047 pioneers to tho Middle West. It was. the installation which Is to- P. A. D., U. S. History, Algebra thriac parks, free folders describ- > Driving while ititoxi- be held Tuesday in thc~Wash!ng- Kuvin's Mother ing Rahway. River .Park, Rahwoy, ': "in the coimtrylLaiuUhoyijlldn't.._ jects, _10M5-12:i5, Thursday, June wHl be issued through the Chi- II, Algebra I, Plane- Geometry, - catcd 328 342 toh School "auditorium. at 8:30 and John Russell Wheeler Park, , like tho idea of tin; (loll hoime lo"f"PerTol3~"3"~.s"ublects, 9:05-10:35, cago, III., Post Office, on June 4i Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Recldes3-_driving 82 110 p in. Several local and state dig-; Linden, have been published by ... . It was too cjoso to their Friday, June 11; Period 4-& 5 sub- and-willrbc. printed in blue, ar- t Chemistry, Physics. Fatal accldonts ..;...'...... ,(|7. ::85: nitancs have accepted Invitations Dies in Newark the Union County Park Commis-.._ property,ami—furthermore, wiiii jects, 10:45-12:16,- Friday, June 11; ranged horizontally, in the usual •Registration; periods will—bc-^ Perlo-d~073lTbjectsT""0 :.05=B):35," Mon- Speeding— -70- to—attend; —Jlrs^Eannio-Kuvln^-Tl-ycarsi-ot- "Mondayi vVedKeaday ffmT^ThlTrsr located an municipal land . • • day, June 14; Peripd 7 subjects, Obtained license whi|c commemorative- size. Th»~proii:ram -will consist of a age, mother.of Herbert A. Kuvln, The—pamphlets include tjiapST" complainant !>ml defendant ap- day evenings, May'2fr 24~27,~altd 10:45-12:15, Monday, June M. on revoked list --i... 37- 59 The central "neslgn ofthc_atamp_ -short-hualnoss meeting, vthc instal- former township attorney and well showing the pools .and other fa- peared before the Township June 2 and 3 at the Cranford Habitual -violators ..... 387 •131 depicts a Swedish pioneer moving lation ceremonies, and speeches known Springfield resident, died cilities in the paries. Tho text - Committee lust week and It One bus from Clark, Garwood, High School 'Office between the Kenilworth, Mountainside and New Failure to appear 157 145 westward with a. covered wagon. by honored guests; after which Saturday in Lutheran Memorial gives a brief history of" th72 ftp- Presiding over, tlie mceting~wlll' a n d—f I ve-g N\ndaqiisr-Sh .teiwiytbfi£!t PLANS PROGRESSING eiira-. . .At a rvnnrthrg~of -' tcring~"UnTEccr~St"atcs. Postage":: !cCr7~D In "Austria and. camo .to Newark Safety and sanitation aro"the~ 4TH GRADE STUDENTS Plans for Sprlngfiold's Indepen- forcmost'consldenitlon In operate" morchnnfq in- Summit lnst:~ Collectors desiring first-day can^ mofe than fifty years' ago;—73h?l dence Day celehrivtlon—aro-^-boing Springfield occupied the simtllght HAVE SPELLING BEE Ijillntions oOlils stamp may"send The noxt. regular meeting1.will w.aa the widow* of Nathan Kuvin,: -irigHtire"^p"6bls.n"Qnly" experienced' . •.( . we" were, discussed as the ts of the fourth grade- _LqnJ.une_"M>Lthe Reeve-; a., meat dealer—who-dlod-ln-1931. - held 'Monday nights in - the -' 'ZJUcguards are employed, and- "fastest growing community in- in James Cnldwell School held a "to"{he Postmaster, Cfflcago, HIT Hall. ' " -'•••'••- •- 1 Driving while under age Building" at Taylor Parity . this nrc.a" and one speaker warned spoiling contest Monday, under the Failure to appear for with postal note or money, order DIVORCK flltANTKO Chairmen of several committees Is ready al Park Police Headquar- Summit "had better 'watch its direction of Miss Ruth Derivoux rc-examinatlon 48 — remittance to cover- the cost dY POST OFFICE LISTS Advisory Master Grosman last have been named. They are: ters fof emergencies. ...step" .-,".-this probably irks some and Miss Hilda Friedman. Financial Responsibility stamps to be affixed. . , „. week confirmed a Florida "divorce Arthur Handvllle, morning cere- Sanitation measures aro care- of you old -timers, but the more Gene>Opdyke.a.nd Anitn Doherty, Law -..,251b 235S ' The Swedish Centennial stamp LOST ARTICLES granted Mrs. Juanita E. Mason of mony: 'Bill Rlordon and James fully followed, arid include con- . Irksome it becomes the better we top winners, recelvtd automatic Miscellaneous ...: flu 137 will be obtainnoTfc at the Spring- A postal note Issued at the 71 Tookcr avenue, May 29, 1947 Palmer, athletic committee; Al stant filtration, testing iui4 purifi- like it . . .''there's lota of available pencils.' Curtis Merz, David GL'O'V'ge field Post Office as soon as «, Springfield Post Office on Satur- from Howard L. Mason of Spring Johnson, fireworks; and J. Swan- cation of the water, disinfection • farm land elsewhere so pile yoiir K'ld Jack Binder were presented 4541- 4037 supply Is received. day May: '8, has been found in the Lake. . ion, entertainment. of showers,, dressing rooms and . antiques- in the Model T and make other awards. • New Vork store' of G, Schirmer, footbaths, washing benches and room for progress!!! Inc. The amount-was for $5.00 and walks and cleaning the sand SHARON IN HOSPITAL It is held at the Post Office await- beaches of dobris. The iVieyjie PROCLAMATION Chamber of jTJoinhi ON THIRD BIRTHDAY ing a claimant. Ask. at the window School Lunch Room Critics Special events at the pools In- a home run when, it re^ for clerk Owen Morrison who is- clude clulj^.swlmfi';- exhibitions, -,: The thittl birthday or Sharon WHEREAS, the famous poppy of Flanders'-Fields • quested daily cleaning of the sued ,thc Postal Note and be pre- Learn-to-Swlm programs and life-" Lynn 1'Jva, leukemia victim has been universally adopted as America'^ flower of MorriK avenuo shopping district pared to prove your Identity, says Didn't Accept Invitation .saving Instruction. and daughter of Mr, and MrN. remembrancte; arid . '; . thn road department has Postmaster Heinz. "., . Mothers who complained about Is that extra hamburgers are being Norman lOva of 81) Springfield WHEREAS; the sale of poppies by the Veterans of agreed to cooperate to the full- Carrier Benjamin Donman, serv- food serv_ed at the ' Raymond offered one day a week at 10 cents est extent .'• . but U'N ifp to thn ovciiilc, will -lu> NJiK'nt in her Foreign Wars of the United States and the American. Chisholm School lunchroom were SCHOOL "OFFICIALS" room at tlio Columbian I'ren- ing tho territory embracing Spring- each, after one mother was quotod inercharttn ttt iuke.<-nV"« of their Legion has been authorized by Congressional enact- field avenue, better known n,s Seven invited to cat at the cafeteria as «aying she would.pay>nny price hytorlun Hospital in New York without cost nearly three weeks1 NAMED AT CALDWELL Kidowalkit ... . mid. let'w do It. ment, and is endorsed by the President; and Bridge road, found a valuable pair if her children would get a decent tomorrow. She cannot lie Hiir- ago to judge for themselves—.but- Members In each class from rnimdcd by friendN and family, WHEREAS, the funds collected are devoted ex- of gold rimmed glasses lost Wed- lunch. Of flO children who agreed Comes a letter from a wotacn clusively to th.e, care and the welfare of our disabled nesday morning. The glasses may they haven't made an appearance. thjrd grade through* the, eighth wlio objected to use hi lust' woelt's unwrap pacltaci'!f and blow out MV«. Nye, lunch, room, manager, by voto to buy the extra meat, sho .recently elocted'one student to act ,. the cinidli'M of her birthday and needy wa^~veterans, of the families rthey are no be claimed at the Post Office upon column of the word "«tlnk" . . . proper proof of ownership. - extended tho invitations thp early declared, only seven bought it the In the James Caldwell School should have said "stencil," «sh'c cnlio. The i-vi'nt will he Hppnt longer able fosupport, and of the widows and -the or- part of this month following first time it was offered. "House of Representatives." miid, "It would have sounded so quietly with her mother and phans of our deceased veterans; and charges that lunches were "not Mrs. Nye said the lunch room Is Chosen- In each "class were: much more cultured" . . . sorry to father, whoNe only birthday _ WHEREAS, I firmly.believe that in no more fit-' DEMOCRATIC CLUB'S well prepared or served. forojjj to charge extra f6r addij DorlM Volidcn, Oarol Loaycruft, disagree, liidy. but tliut poem V(o wish Is (hat Sharon will be ting manner can we pay jflbute to those who valiantly In answer to questions by a im- .tlohiu. food because Its prices, al- Ddtiny Casale, Roger Weiss, -An- { BARN DANCE. MAY 26 referred to not obly stank but It helped by the drug adminis- gave their lives so that America miiy live; • • •. porter, Mrs. Paul Prince of South ready are "cut to the bone." The nie Miiy Boyd, Gary Smith, Ralph tered lust Saturday. A large attendance Is expected •tllllk . . we'll vpy, to pl'OVfi it ' NOW, THEREFORE, I, Wilbur Selandeiv Mayor next Wednesday evening, May 2(1, Springfield avenue, spokesman for cafeteria charges each child 16 Hollor, Emily Succo, Juno Worth- week. • " The Kva baby \H the first the critics, explained this week cenlti n-meal. In addition, it re- Ington, Bob Tuzlk, Jack Pleper person to ever feoe'lve the drug, of the Township of Springfield, do hereby authorize the at the Springfield Democratic Hate to nay it. Inn it looks aa Springfield posts of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Club',i annual Spring barn dance that the mothers felt the food had ceives 0 cents for each meal from and Evelyn Boyec. Juno Worth- and KN nii(i-»me cjinnot lie de- "definitely Improved" on the basis tno'stnte under a hot luhcli subsidy Ington will bo., the speaker and though .SpniiKfield -has '('lopped termined for a week or two, the AmericafKLegion, aided by their Ladies' Auxil- to bo hold at Old Kvurgrecn Lodge. misoritbly in its drive to . raise, The club has obtained the serv- ol! favorable r.cpoj'ts from their plan begun tiiree .yearn iifjoj • Jack Pleper has been chosen sec- - From Saturday throiiul. Wi'd- iaries, to offer poppies, during the period from May 20th 1 tunds fur lioy mid Girl Heoilts . . . ices of Ed Porter and' hU hand children. She said tlio group there- Tin Board of Education as- retary. Pete Wrona'ky and Joe • iirN(lny, Shuron wan given tin- to May. 30th, 1948, land I do earnestly urge all of our fore foelw parental Inspection Is tm- sumed finitiieial sponsorship qf the Grate arc substitutes. ,. , quota'was SIHOO ami lljic house to , drug every other day. l''er.thc , Cor the occasion. * house caiivuHa took place last citizen's to .contribute generously to this worthy cause . necossary. cafeteria- May 1 after {he PTA Tile student council moets -to ' uevt few (luyn, it will In- given """Heading the general com,in'lttco 1 and "thereby, evidence'our desire to honor the'memo- At the sumo lime, Mr.s Nye as- cnlnmlltpj nskr'tl for relief-because discuss ochool Improvements. A.. ,. woeU-und- .;-. . wc underatinul the lier eonxecutively JJII- snmll in charge- of. arrangements are u ries of America's hero dead by helping the living. serted that''With one exception, Lta n™ii-of(lclal status made pro- bll|; Is drawn and Ijrosented to the ,shortage itpproxIniatOH .f«00 and' umiiiintK. If KiicccKurul, jt will . Herman Splesbach, MM. Ann .«ort of dampens the re-cord this ,' . WILRUR M. SELANDER, Turk, l^rs. Eileen Hlllmaye 'and preparation and serving of the food curing food and supplies .too diffi- "Senate" for approval. Toaehbrs only prolnng flu. ebihlV fate, 1 community made In the nocont • • • Mayor.. Mrs. William Campbell. Door nnd Is the same now idi before tin cult. The board will take over Com- and Supervising Principal sG«orry 1 doctors Kiiy. Red Cross ahd Cancel campaigns, May 21,1918. " ;. :. > dance prizes will be awarded, criticism. Cnly change,- she ''said, plete operation in September. m'uku up tho "Upper House," TJHE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, MAY iO, 1948 11th, and continuing.' until early monthly, old-age Insurance pay- NAMED TO NATIONAL ments at the lunr time. Kvun Legion Convention fociahSecurity if »uch unemployed people are ACCOUNTING GROUP Some 3,500 dHi'giites anoV looking for anotluir-job, they may naii;s, riiprciirntliig oVur 800 1 Affects Reviewed receive «n pld-ajge insurance; pay- Slated for Asbury Poiitu and Auxiliary Units In the ment for any iulTVhui»th in which The 3.0th annual state conven- stiitc, will attend the. convention, - "Residents of this area aru real- •they are'not employed, or for any tion of The* American Logi.oa Jn which .is expected to attract a huge izing mow an to the way social' mbrfth 111 which their total* ourn- New Jersey will be held. in An- throng to'Asbury l;urk. aacurity affects' thoir lives," Leon- •inga |n> work'covered by the Act bury Park fcn September 0, 10, and ard. B". Sawvel, majuigor of the aCe less than $H.»9.: II. ' -Elizabeth office of thir SooUl Se-_ curlty Administration, said to9ay. "A JiB-yew-old man who had ""Jotieph C. Fltts, president of tho. Hits Gasoline Tax "However, judging from • letters been retired ny his company last Legion's Convention Corporation, and piiraonul vl.sita to our offlco December came Into our office in announcing plans for tht? con- during \MB ptiHt ycaf, ,(nany per- tH15~morith. He'h»d found ilnoth- vention stated: "With ovor 100,000 P5an for M Bonus sona iir<;ystl!l confu.sod about the or job. In March and was again members in the Li-gion and ^ Its Emphasizing that he nhd • Ilia ' purposes of old-age and survivors fiteadlly employed. A friend had Auxiliary as of Ducember ;U,10)7, organization wire not opposed to"' insurance. , suggested that he nevertheless the convention this year should be H state veterans' bonus,, Herbert "Othora don't k-now enough come In to sec us. We advised the biggest and best we have ever W. Voorheoji, president of the Now about the program to protect him that oven though he wu held". Jerrioy Farm Bu-reau and chair- their benefit rights," Sawvel »ald. working again, he could—roceive Joseph G. Carty, Legion State man, of tho New .Ti*rspy HlghwHV ; "Unfortunately, both of theae fac- monthly payments for January Commander, will presido ut tho U.sorw Conferoiice, today donounc- tors often add up to money' losses and Februury glneo he . had not convention. Morning and afternoon eri - -Hit'- propo.wl to -inerwise the —usually to persons who can" least worked in those months." business sessions will bo hold on ijtate . giiriolinc lax an' thireliief nfford it." . - ., ' "However, we could -not haver September 9 and 10, in tho"Com'e"«^" means of financing such a meas- ure : : ..>• '"1'hcronly^waya" person" ejitltled- pald-him-lf—he—hud-delayed—much- -Uqn-Hall,~Mra.-;Fredorlck-L.-Sut~ to benefits can cecioivo them ia by longer hv.coming in to file an ap- tie, president of tho American Li> In a letter to members of tho Ill.'jig a claim. Many times peo- plication. No benefits of any.kind JOSEPH L. FOCHT glon Auxiliary, will preside at eim- Legislature, Mr.1 Voorhees' so-** ple don't realize this. That is why are payable. unt41 an application^ Joseph L..Focht,.a resident of Jlar sessions held by that organ- lio.ltor] their .support In opposing we constantly remind residents of has been i>flied, and payments to 228 Baltuurol avenue, Springfield, ization at the same time, in tjje tho plan which ho snid would ills- . this: area to'keep In touch .with, wage earners may be made ret- lor tho *puHt flvo yearn has been Asbury Park High School. grace the vo|y principle nnd Ideal our-office If they want to bo sure roactive for not nioro than three elected a member of The-. Amertr of a vetcranw' bonus." can Institute of Accountants, u Tho Hotel Monterey has been se- of protecting their benofit rights. month's—before tho month—of—f41—— lected as Legion Headquarters dur- He' continued: Please under- 1 national accounting organization. As we have frequently pointed out,' Ing." ' _ ing the convention, wltlvlh* Legion stand that tho organization I rep- gottlng in touch with us is par- For the convenience of residents Focht, who Is a' certified public accountant of New York and New Auxiliary . utilizing- the Kingsley- resent' docs not.pppoMi' a veterans' ticularly Important on- two "occa- of Union and Somerset countlea, Arms Hotel for the same purpose, bonus, nor- do T personally oppos* sion*!. The first'Is whon a wago representatives ' 'of tho Elizabeth Jersey, maintains offices In New- ark. Ho Is also a member of the The 40 & 8 Soclcte of the American It. . However, We -do-firmly belloVe iCanvcrJi!Lor_QVnf retires from em- office may also be contacted Legion will assemble and conduogjl that, such a bonus should- come 1 Controljera Institute" "of America? ployment . The second Is when a Tuesday only, 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. at their biishicH.s sessions .at the from all the people of New Jer- worker dies. In Uiat case, somo room i, Post Offlco Building, New York State Society of Certi- fied- Public Accountants, New Jer- Metroppllton_Hotol. sey, and not just the highway uarrs member of the family should get Plainflcld, and •Thursday only, High Legion officials from Na- of Now ••Jersey. It shnuld tie In touch with us." 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. at room 3 of the sey Society of Certified Public Ac- countants and the. Institute of In- PAP \6 A .tional Headquarters and from financed by general 'taxation.' not "VTOgo earuci'a GS or ovor who Post Office ^uilding, Soreryllle. MIWME501A .other states, as well_ as reprcscn- by a sp'eclal' tax whle)i wn« "r> Igr . The Elizabeth main office located ternal-Auditors. • . • • FARMER are not working should JOlo an ap- Previous to establishing officea tatlvos of the State and Federal Inally imposed Tor 'thn sole iind plication fpr benefits even though at il'13 East Jersey atrcet is open Governments, wlli attend tho con- exchirtive purposui of Tlnunclng the Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. hi Newark, Mr. Focht had spent they expect to return to work. The vention.' : highway system. ' . w to 5 p.m. fourteen years in public account- fact thttt_thuy_miglvt_b.o_'r.cwl.v.l>lg. ing with several 'firms 1TI_NCVYL Drum and Bugle Corps and "Since World' War II was not ~u^emp1oymen"t~iyi.'iUr'iln'c"e payments -York-Glty;—In-addltion—he--al8o• fought especially for the highway MUNICIPAL BAND , ,o has no bearing on tho rights of .sorvod in tho capacity of con- Torsoy, will compete for "cash users, how could-- anyone* ju.qi.ify qualified Individuals to receive PLANS UNDERWAY trollor of Purolator Products, Inc., •awa'rds in field, contests to be held singling out the "highway -users to Preliminary plans have been Nowark, Whitehall Pharmacal on Saturday morning, September -pnjr the blggeatr-part of tho bonus launched for a local municipal Company, .Now _Yorlc_City, Sun for the men and^wonion &r New 11. The convention will terminate 1 MRKELiySCllOQL band, sponsored by tho Sprlng- Tube Corporation," Hillside,-,/ imd with a mammoth_stract parade be- Jersey who fought—in—the—war-? '— llold Flro Department, Leaders general auditor for tho . Briutol- ginning In mid-afternoon on the ho" tiSked.' . . •AST ORAN5B. N. J. and organizers huvo boon con- Myors Company and subsidiary 21 Protpact S». tacted'and their, help Is bolng'ob- Companies of Now York City. Orange 3-1246 talned. leader of the hand will Other members of his family are NnwYork 17,420 LMlmlon An. bo namod soon ixnd "llj perao Ms wifo, Marjorio. Agnes and Wllllit' IMnllK, N. Y.. Springfield «. Church St.. male or female, interested In play- children Ellmboth, Marjorie Ann . . i'riipdranow for ft preferred ing have-been urged to contact and Lawronco. rfrcrctnrial paiition, llcrkcley- William Thompson, Jr., 291 Mor FATHER'S trnincd iccrctnricl arc m«o- i'l« nvcnile. The phono number Is News Delivery Service . tiutcd with n wldcvnriely of biml- CARD 5 nKm orKpnixntlona. -Cmiriea for Mlllburn (WM97. A list of the Army Commissions "' FROM THE liiulv nclinol |;ni(luntc( mill collcfco names of band, players is being FAMIL1/ PROCLAIM, Daily ajid Sunday delivery of all types of papers women. DintlnKuished faculty. held for future reference. KKcctive l'lnctTiiiKjit Service. Cat- alogue. Write (or Ilnlletill. Men and women who Now form bealns Juno 21 STORES OPEN FRjDAY Phone Millburn 6-0343 NIGHTS UNTIL NINE medical, dental, nursing or vetcrl; nary qiiallflcatlon» can bo com- or write Post Office Kov 702, Si>rinKfleld, N. J. mlasionod In tho Medical Depart- First Church of Christ, Scientist ment' Resorvo whether or not thoy . . , 20a SpriiiKflnltl Avcmio, Summit, NJ 'have h«d prior military training, nslta u woman In Middlesex Coun- Q—What proof Is reclulr.cd to briincll^ofTirTira MOTHER OHUROHUROHO , THE MUST CHUROH OF according to a recent Department obtain death compensation or.pen- CfiniSUHHISTT S0IBNTI8SCIENTISTS0IBN.TI8TT , IInn Bostonr-MtraiBostoM r ; - Veteran's __ A. Yes, the veteran lg entitled . Suiulny aorvlco, 11 mo A. M. Sunday Bolinol. 11:00 A. M. of the Army directive T;o a llag if-lic-wiifl~dlscharge.d_iut sion for an illegitimate child? —HtJs tho policy of tho Depart- Itondlnr. Boom. Mn StiHtiiirloid Avo. OpMinranirxnoirTro"'! :3o-—^~ to* cooler living this summerl -fc-or \Vorld War I, May I con- «rccolL • buHch 2Sc A—Foiniio" plirposes of laws — ElOORS 0." ""' For floors thai keep their shining ForrJhook tlmd Beans .;*. . 39c latratloriJn_onlct. to be classlfietT icinity longer use Hius- : a.Ta—veteran, -you-inuatihaVfizMt Mixed Vegetables-. . 11* active military service during n burgh Florhicle. Green Lima Beans '. 41c tlmo of war. A discharge draftee Fancy Peas 28c Id not considered to .have had such scrvloo. Spinach 25c (With Our. California Redwood Comblna- ; GROCERIES Gel Your Ice Cold Beer rWon Srorm Windows You Wlli Get Year PAINTING Of From Hayns Urolhera " Arbiind • jp^mfort qHdiCpnyenlonce. Note OUTDOOR FURNITURE Flagstaff Coffee, No. 1 can > ". 56c , These Valuable Fee ires: Rtjecorate furniture and woodwork Apricots, large can ^.. 25c BALLANTINE Cht HUitmu-r room lipnt JIH much HM IK with Pittsburgh Waterspiir Enamel. Flagstaff Grape-Jelly, 12 or. |ar 21c RHEINGOLD is—in lti'dilco wlntci- fui'l KOHt Up tn H3 1/3 iicr oi'iit. Is suitable for interior or "exterior use TROMMEltS Sterling Salt, 2 V/i Ib. boxes lie oifeel—a miniature otitside rruvonti* fudliiK of (liit|x'N mill fihnlnltllinrt. —Dries quickly, resists , R. & H. Venetian blind, The paper-thin broniso wear and abrasion Golden Corn, No. 2 can 21c Mlllillniiti'n niMid for iiwnlilUN or Venetian BREIDTS "slats" are permanently set at a 170«nglB. lillnds. Sliced Beets, 2 No. 2 cans . • • 19c . SCHMIDTS Light rays flood in ... yoli oati see out nUPPERTS clearly . . . but' the sun's heat rays are Friivldi'N hotfer lllNcct pi'dli'dllm. Standard Peas, 2 No. 2 cans ....:.. ,.... 29c Come in for your STAGMEIER stopped oursictai As a result, up to 90% Ilisllln tliicra<«(l—no IndrturK—no fllinilihiR. for Best Resttts on all Surfaces fRli topy of ; HEN5LER5 of tho BUn heS*t rays never, get in. Rooms Tniiuiiu irniH «r Carry a Complete l.liw «r I'Villls UIKI V«>(ri»lnl»1«-t* lllHIllllt Sil MIIDiliril A Ol(l!)N HIJNDAVH III A. M. - I I'.-M;—'I 1'. M. - ? I*. ?I.—' MAIL THIS COUPON •>*.•• WALLPAPER CO. rii'itK>< NI'HII t vHiimit < No Pairing .Wqiries ' Freb Delivery HARMS BROS. TODAY FOR f,n\ KiililxlilUln Slih ! Morris Avenue Springfield, N.. J.' 19-23 Morris Avenue Springfield FREE DEMONSTRATION WINDOW SHADES Telephone 9tL$-2099 ', No • '• M'luili MaH I'MMIyol Add,.!!. HARMS BROS \Vo lltrllvor VENETIAN BLINDS FREE DELIVERY** INOSRSOL1. StMl BIVISION, l\or«-WuN>ri CorlH.riillim Clly .Sldlo. 19-23 Morris Avc. Mi. 6-4213 MMt THIS COUPON TODAY I pen Thurmlny ' Until ») Phono Mil. 6-1157 ~. NKAU .Tlin (-)NION UNB ' v THE SPRfNGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, Winners in Derby Federal authorities to I't Prize Trap Shoot building In th« township:"" No Tilt -Jit.'- Watson B. Morris, local, rfaldcnt,- was elected first vice- Planned on Sunday president of the Medical' Society Union County TVf.p and |jlcc(.-t of New Jersey. Club will make its first prize .shoot, Sunday, May 23, at the Charged with needlessly killing Union^ County Park traps, Kenil-" fi'cat, Frank L. Schreter of Warner avenue woa fined $25 and $2.95 worth Boulevard, Crunford, cach han 145 thousand New Jersey chil- for the county championships. Tbo there's No Better Walter Jahn, Cranford; William member of the armed forces, lo- Chapelj in Delaware. How interesting if dren are now receiving benefits event has . boon •rescheduled . for •Butts,-EII/.ai)Oth; R. W. Weaver, cated • outskic of the continental wo could know the true story of. Froni the school lunch progriitri—an this Saturday, 10 p.m., at Wnrin-, of'Summit, ond G. A. Rclcherf, United States,-'. the examination Because' of-the enforced holiday -that piece of metal and no doubt Increase of over 11 thousand pupils, anco Park, Roselle and Elizabeth, Elizabeth, who will be chief ref- will be given, linger the supervis- last winter caused by lack of oil there will be some interesting bit since November, 1046. Ho attributes the Union County Park Commis- eree. ion of his commanding offlcei'r supplies to—heat the Raymond of history disclosed each time the his to Improvements iri the pro-sion has nnnouncedi. Authority than Your book is used. I wherever he may be stationed, Chisholm School, students at that gram hi Its second year of opera-' school must continue classes until AU-poi'sons desiring to take, the Other new books are—"The ion under, the National School STORES OPEN FRIDAY June 25, while students at James Early Detection examination should communicate Plertsant Morning Light"- by Jose- -.unch Act, and greater demands NIGHTS UNTIL NINE Caldwell will begin their sum- phine. Lawrence—"The Lost Cap- jlirofi.lyjvith-RcprescnltiitLVe Case mer vacation.June 22,.it was decid- at Room 2,10, House Office Build- tain" by Helen Ashton—"Pil- grim's Inn" by Elyizabcth -Goudgc OftancefNotedT ing, Washington, D. C. . —"By—Thrre- Strange Light" by Examination of the Eyes Early detection of cancer is Miss Annabel M. Cunningham- Candidates for the Military Aca- Edith Pargctor—"The Marriage of steadily Increasing in New Jersey daughter of Mrs. Mary T. Cun- _^ DR. N. KRANTMAN SPRINGFIELD demy must be'not less than seven- Claudia" by Rose Frankon—^The aa the result of cooperation of. ningham of 75 Tooker avenue, was teeneyoaranor-more thnn twenty- Glass and the Trumpet" by Eliza- • "Contact Lenses Optometrist doctors and • clinical pathologlsts, among the graduates from State two years of age at the time of beth" Slofert—also "The -Shrouded Dr. L.. S. Snegireff, medical direc- Tea'chers College, Upper Mont- Phono Mlllburn d-dlGS 321 Millburn Avenue admission to the academy, except Woman" by Maria Bombal—and tor of the Now Jersey Division, clair—during—its—oxcrciscg—Ircst" . Hours Daily Mlllburn, N. J. SUN any appointee who' has served "Birds of 111 Omen" by Kathleen American Cancer Society, said to- week.. . •_ honorably not less than ono year M^ Knight. For the non-flctloh And by Appointment (Above Woblworth's) day. . r in the armed forces nf.-thcJUnlted _: TtinJtcars Ago ' ' ' shelves—"Stlfchlng for. Stylo" by Of the 1G00 family doctors -who States during any of the present Construetlon of a $70,000 post Nellie W. Link and -"Special Plays havo=slgniflod-thelr willingness to wars may be admitted between odice in the future was forecast for Special Days" by Mildred Hark" conduct- complete health mainten- the ages of seventeen and twenty-' by Congressional approval of the & Noel McQueen. Editorially it is always on ance examinations, over W00 also four years. Federal Government's new three- are cooperating with the Kociety's No appointments to the United and-a-half billion "pump priming" Tho Navy'Bureau of Aeronautics biopsy program, Dr. Snegireff said. States , Naval Academy will be spending" program. . ' has revealed the development of a Under this plan the cancer society available to residents of the Sixth Postmaster Otto Heinz Indicat- fog-generating device foe jet-pro- makes available tissue specimen Congressional District for the ed that-he will submit a proposal pelled aircraft capable of creating the alert to serve the best in- lontainorH, and necessaryfixatlve class entering in July, 1040. How- to the Township Committee to' a fog screen which could effective- to-doctors, who send specimens to ever, it now appears that there donate a portion-of-thTD-Town-Hall ly screen an-entire-flcet within .'i0 pathologlsts of their choice fdr will hv two and possibly three ap- green facing Flemcr avenue, as second^ and which will persist for diagnosis. While, definite figures .polntments to the Naval Academy a step- in the "direction of Inducing more than an hour. terests of the community, are not now available, many cases available to residents- of the dis- of cancer have been detected early tr'let for the class entering in through tho biopsy program, the July, 1050. ' • Intrigues Male Movie Stars society reports. Tho time lapse be- tween suaplcloiTancI diagnosis is also reduced, _J GETS 30 DAYS. "Robert M. Thompson, 28, also The program has the approval known as John__Cril] Martin; was Its advertising columns keep and wholehearted cooperation of sentenced this week by Recorder the Advisory Committee on Cancer Spinning to 30 days In County. lontrol, Medical Society of New Jail. Thompson's homo Is in- Jersey, and the New Jersey Society Seattle, Washington The defend- of Clinical Pathologists. .Early ant was charged with disorderly you straight on the available diagnosis is the key to-successful bchnvlor after his arrest Monday controkof cancer with present- night in a tavern at 250"Morris known methods of treatment. avenue by Patrolmen Pinkava Where clinical diagnosls'is difficult and Lamb, or doubtful, a biopsy Is the pro- lerchandise and prices cedure -which removes doubt and leads to the ^greatest opportunity STORES OPEN FRIDAY f o r4h e ~trealm£iU_Ql_cancer. : Z — FOR CITY SUBURBAN •o- 'Highly AND FARM USE Modal NA-» SERVING THE \ our natural-looking perma-

nant designed.for you ... '( Whether you live in the city, town or country, you c»n enjoy frozen food any time you want it. Just reach into your spacious -we.'- specialize in feather \ GcncralslBlcctric Home Frceier and choose what you i^ cuts/ -—— - Imagine having delicious strawberries in January or game fond any time of the year ._._. freezing fresh fruit pics and other deli- cacies ..nimiv:; months Jn advance. Meat, fro*cnuwlicn frcslt,. re- mains freslrarifl flavorful for many months. The dplecfable fresh- ness is retained, and Jijafcly"protected at ZERO temperature* A~Gcneral Elcctticjlpjnc Freezer isa-timc-savinirconvcnieuce. We extend a cordial invitation to you—f with fewer trips to the market or to your locker plant; is a Movie shirs were intrigued by-tho fim-palm printed lastox awlm- " labo'r'-s^vjHg convenience Because frozen food is so easy to pre- To visit? our new and attractive salon. miil, Hliowii'ubove us pictured in ^ho.Mny isauo of Cosmopolitan maga- pare for the table. zine. It, was selected as ono of the winners nt a Cosmopolitan Male-Tested Fashion Show at the Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills, Cnl. The jury included George Murphy, Walter ridgcon. Van, Johnson, TWO MODELS Robert Ryan, James FHzpatrick and Frank Morgan. They also ap- LOUIS HAIRDRESSERS proved tho bench coat by Tabnk of California, and three other awirt TO CHOOSE FROM suits featured in tlio Mny issue. • • • . . •' • The NA-4, four-cuhic-fooc nioiltl. • holda up to 140 poundH of fro*en 243 Morris. Ave.,' Springfield Mi. 6-4392 food. ^•' The NA*8, cJuhc-cublc.foot mod- •0- al, holdl up to 280 poundl. • Ha. 1 dial M'l'l" l< oalfor M M win lxiil«l« •lagraa T. lawar lamoaralaraa VMlaal itatlna (I frtuH load MARKET BOY may ba itlarfaa1. |Mikaga<.

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YOUNG'S YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION $2.50 FUNERAL HOME' Company d ^ MILLBURN 6*O4JO—-W AH ARIA1 XUOotTf BOUfll Ir4 SUB T> TW djprliiicVleld, N". J., under ap Act of March 8. 1879. 7:1S p.m., Christian Endeuvor. aa 'these aro pinched back several The annuaUparlsn meeting will times, they will-give-a.-tnu.ch bet- ... RAYMOND BELL, Publisher be held orTTHursday evening at 8 ter show than the old plants p.m. In the chapel. >would. Official n'ewspaper of the Township, of Springfield and Borough of As soon as these chysanthemum Mountainside^ Subscription rates by mall postpaid: One year, J2.B0; 77ispaced Charles Haberlc, Jr. ' workers... But the Savings Bond program always Night—Troop 2. _^ Girl Seoul Corner far enough apart.-dependlngjippn has been a people's program. Its success has been kind, to secure the greatest yield. . Mrs. William Wlcnekc ' NEXT SUNDAY ' 22—Rev. Charles Peterson "y"" due to the volunteer'spirit and volunteer activity. ' are not • interested, it will be ap- 11 a.m.,—Memorial Day Service . By TERKSA DOI1KRTY Be on guard against aphids or . Rpbcrt G. Smith preciated if you nptify the troop. plant lice. As soon as a few are I am sure that there will be anotlier resounding re- with the Fireman's Association at- ._• Camping . Norbcrt Ganska. . This will holp the camping com- Boon, on roses for Instance, at- spouse to the Government's appeal. tending. -i -. Camping registration by the Francea Margaret Dowd local Association will close Mon mittee in futuro planning. tack them at once With a nicotine- The three-day conference March 18-20 in Cainperslilps soap spray. Tho beat time to con- Mrs. E. Haggerty . Washington to decide sales goals and other, final T,he following- young people are day,' M'ay 24. Leaders ,db not Sec Mrs. Harry W. Ober <> to bo confirmed: Karen Larson, all the parents, realize- this, as reg- At the recent' meeting of the trol this pest Is when you sec only problems of the drive will be attended by public^ Board of Directors, a camporship a foWi _ Joan Smith, Edlth-Toomey, Robert istrations have been coming tjx 23—Mrs. Fritz- Kroeschcl ' spirited leaders of groups expected to head up the (or the outstanding Intermediate Mlsa Phoebe Briggs Tuzik, John Weber, and Richard slowly. Camp folders have been 11 volunteer selling organization. Included wilj be Wolf. • ' •' aont home with each Brownie o and one for tno' outstanding MRS. A. O. OSBORNE Milton Winri representatives of industry, labor, retailers, news- Scout and parents are urged to Brownie was voEed -upon- favor- EX-RESIDENT, DIES '•'Mrs. Rose Bcdnarlk \ papers, radio, magazines, banking and business. act immediately In deciding dbou ably. This Is In addition to the Knevln Dennis Pilloy St. James Church one offered \>y the leaders' club Mrs^Alleno O. Osborne, mother Already, according ,.. to Secretary Snyder, Springfield their youngster's week al^ camp of Mrs. Robort G. Smith, "and 24—Louis C... Tompkins MASTER WOOD Brownies will go to Lenapo Lodge to an Intermediate. A committee President Truman's call of last November has Springfield grandmother of Robort, Roger Robort McCarthy' at. South Mountain Reservation Is passing on recommendations brought widespread assurances, of volunteer help Sunday Masses: " made by the lears, and an- nnd-Barry-Smlth-of-14-HeiuBhaw-| D_arathy_Webcr is pleased to present his? which is operated by the Maple for the campaign, along with comment from many 7:,10 a.m. nouncement will be made later. avenue,, died rcccntlyafter"a long Martha Klrsch Mother with- his portrait wood Council. sources that such a bond-selling effort is vitally 8:45 a.m. The Brownies will be sont to illness. A nativo of Now Origans, Yvonne D. Hillmnye \-from- needed to ease the present dangerous price situa- 10:15 a.m. . • : Brownie Parents—think "now Lenapo Lodge and the two Inter-, La., she hadjjeen a resident of 25—Charlcfl Phllllpsr-Jtv- 11:15 a.m. Don't you want your daughter to mediates to an established camp. Springfield the past flftoon yoars. Henry B'. Ruban *i< tion. • . • •' . •—: • - enjoy five days at camp, learning Scout IPapej^Workers .t Surviving aro_fout_dxuightcrs, George G. Olah Russell Goodman, manager. St. Stephen's nature lore in a Wholesome siipcr Mrs. Robert G. Smith, Mrs. Joseph Georgo Bllndt HINSUCATION FIRM vised play atmosphere? Send in The Girl Scout Association Is I. Clark of Stratford, CorinV; Mrs. 2Q—Miss Rose Marie Ruban Highlighting the firm's policy ia grateful to the following scout THE 0PEN5TINMILLBURN tho prompt and efficient service it Episcopal Church your registration without further William Stenslt of Portland, Me,, Mrs. Richard T, Bunnell Opening of branch otficea hov. Hugh W. Dickinson, Rector delny. fathers who helped in the collect Leonard Hodapp renders. \Vork is done by the com- tlon of acrap paper Sunday. Th«y Mrs. Otis W. Joslyn of Oklahbrna Millburn of the Bonded Insulation To the Intermediate Seou Gustaf Bngatrom . ., pany's own carpenters and Insula- arc: City, Oklahoma; one son, Bugesio and Construction Company of New-tion mechnnics. At present the 8 a.m., Holy Communion. ^Parents—the_j^npjjig_commlttce Conn.: Augustine Rillo James-Tclfer^-Dad-for-Troop-lr SWAN STUDIO • ark, was announced last weelc by company ia specializing in this area 0:45 a.m., Church School and wishes to remind you that this Jwtfve grandchllcire-n aHH Mrsr~Fraailt Worthlngton Harry Burtt and Leonard Field in Aluminum and California Red- Bible Class.- year tho Girl Scout cabin at Lnke great-grandchildren. Mrs. John Wrubcl Morris Ave. Mi. 6-0017 wood windows and Baldwin-Hill 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and Sor- Surprise has been secured for the Troop 2; Harold Flucht, Troop 3; The Rev, Hugh Dickinson of 27^-Mrs. Robert A. Jones Black Rdckwool insulation. last two weoluTTn~.Tuly and the Veto Carluccl, Troop 0, and Wal- • • • • Walter Shelton _ St. Stephens Episcopal Church/ Springfield, N. .T. first two In August. The locu tor~GursWro? Troop ll.'The As- Millburn,afficlated • at services Alwyn F. Schramm BAZAAR!! 11 a.m., ITlj-st Sunday In month; sociation also wishes to-1-ha.ivk-the council cannot operate this cami: held at Young's Funeral Homo In Barbara Green " MAY 21 .' 12-MILER SLATED Holy .Communion (Carol) and Ser- Union County Lumber Co., which for only ft few girls. There mua in Mtylburn. BY HIKING CLUB mon. — 1 fumished_the— trucks ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH "Be" a mlrnnJurironttncTtstto-n—We Burial took place In Cypress Brownie Cnko Sal« v V Millburn, N. J. Washington ' Crossing State 11 a.m., Church Nurncry for chil- nil know the merits of a camping Grove Cemetery In Now 6rleans;_| ~~ Brownie-' mothers, .under the Park, Pennsylvania, will be toured dren whose parents wish to attend experience* for the growing yqutl- La. by-the Union County Hiking Club the 11 o'clock service. -This group and .should realize each of our .chairmanship of Mrs. Charles NOW IS THE thls-SiiTKlay (May 23). Mias-Flor—|-ls-opon-to-pro-school,-klndergarton-| Sx;outs~~should—hu-Ve=thc export R.uncio have planned a cake sale EJOHIBITSWOKK en.ee Durow of Westfleld will bo and , first . through third grade once. . i ' . to be held Friday, May 28, at James A. CHark of 186 Morris leader. youngsters. Parents, this is the last re Plnkaya's Garage on Morris ave- ftveniie, la displaying his work as The group will trek about twelve 7:30 p.m. Young People's Fellow- minder! _ Take action now! I nue from.a:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. nv an artist In the Greenwich Village -miles along tho Delaware . River, ship. you-wlnh-to-nsk any further ques- Brownie mothers promise cakes, Outdoor Art Exhibit In New York visiting historic .places, and-will tions,'.call your daughter's leadei pics, breads, cookies and—home- City ^oonolude-^t-he—hllco wlbh-dlnnor-at or Mrs. Charles Frey.—oamp- regis made jams and jellies—so plan to St. John's drop in and buy some of your nlghlj at' tho Raymond Chlsholm YOUR RUGS a colonial rc.itauran,t. No fires or trarj , Millburn 6-087.8-J. If you water will be available at noon. LutheranJChurch needed desserts. • , School at 8 p. m. Parents and frlonda are Invited to attend an Hikers Interested hi attending Summit Also Friday evening 7:30 -0:30 Dlroctor'ft Notice To BEDROSIAN for safe and thorough interesting— program prepared by should meet nt the Administration. and Wednesday Evening after Board of Directors of the local ttev. W. a Hlnrnon, rh.D. the girls. Craft work done by the Building, Warinanco Park, Eliza- Service, to 10 P. M. Girl Scout Association will meet, j-hereafter.-on' the nweoml Thursday, Scouts will be exhibited. beth, at 8 a.m. or at. the Delaware CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON Summit '• of the month In the Library. Meot- ""-.-.• Trtfop t> BEACON-HILL CO. Bl'ldKe~lti~Ncvv=l-Iop'o, "Pa., at, 10 - ~Blbl Mf. by A-i\. Wondorful of Sprint/field) . *buyi al' only , ,...... ~~. $12.SO THE SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL Private Parties COLLISION, Morris Avenue at Maple Street OPEN DAILY Summit, N. J.. Vi30'lo Si30 %. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1948 •EVES. TUBS., BODY and FENDER WORK WED. &THURS 8~:30 o'clock Evergreen Lodge UNTIL 9 «Under Allspices of PAINTING - SIMONIZING Located in Singers' Tark Springfield, N. J. First Church of Christ, Scientist ROUTE(29).AT SPRINGFIELD. N. J. (Phono Millburnti-1929) ~«* Millburn 6-4355 Summit, N. J. Millburn «-l!)9!> Millburn 6-0489 ALL AUE WELCOME A - .*

-- THE"SPRINGFIELD SUN; -THURSDA¥rMAY-20. 1948 Jolly Bight," last night in her XVtiCU ANNfAly TKIr • * • Fashions • • • home at 117 South M• home last Week dui' to- illness. The Colonial Pinochle Club held of Hillside, avenue, was home for its regular meeting at the home a week-end recently. Mr. Wieder- Linda is In the kindergarten class TIIIKO SON of Mrd. Jack Conley of 36 Colonial spahn Is in hh> sophomore year. of the Jamcd Caldwell School. A son, ljulr Cijiry, weighing V pounds 1 !_onnci's", was_JinjJu _iv- Terrace la»t Thursday. Mrs. afRutgqrs University, New Brune- ! Tin- \fism;.i MarguroL aiul Shfi1-" Charles Hlllmnye of 27 Colonial wlck, ' "~~" contly in Overlook Hospital, Sum- ley Paulrion of !)3 Colfax roud mit, to Mr. _nnd Mrs.. Charlos terrace, who woa a Bpeclal guest were hostesses last week at a gar- for the evening won a gueat,towel Guests -visiting at the home of Sc-haffernoth, 24 Shilnpike- roud. Mr. and "Mrs. Frederick Rusch of den party in honor of Miss Daisy They liavu two other boys, cu prize when she made "double Montgomery of New York City. pinochle" during the game. Edgewood avonUe 'recently were Charles, 33, nnd Joseph, .10. BARBARA PICCIUTO.Editor Mrs: Rusch's sister,_Mr«. Rlchard_ One of the- events wad a kitchen Mrs. T. Martin of 137 South Ma- Smith of Clarion, Pennsylvania, -£)H>w#r—for—Miss-Montgomury. T-hi>- TWINS BORN " '"""" ple avenue 1B recuperating at and a friend, Mrs. Richard Mar- decorutionn. which were In yellow Twin girls, each weighing 4 Regional Graduate Dr. Mase Speaker .home after a tonalllectomy at shall, also of Clarion. and bluej featured a bread basket pounds 14 ounces, were: born re- Presbyterian Hospital, Newark. containing tiny bride and cently at Overlook Hospital m At PTA Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Loran Skousen of groom. The ten guests were -all- -Summit.-to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Married Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gi-acf of 102 72 Wentz avonue entertained last from-New York City. A. Krnram, 14 Spring Brook road. - Miss Esther DelFtusao, daughrci- A meeting of the Parent-Teach- Honanaw avenue entertained Mrs, Week at a buffetTsuppeF in honor The daughters were named Mar- oi Mr. ancl~Mrs. John DeIRusSo7 er Association wjll be .held Mon- Graef's bridge club and the ladles' of Mr«. Skousen's mother, Mrs. NEW SON TO TlfE HOI.STS garet Ellen and Marian Louise. j>t_ Elizabeth, and Fred Petroz- day at 8:15 p. m. In James Oald- huabanda at a bridge party of. 16 B. F. Merz. Those presont a.t the A sofa, Richard, weighing nino ziclio, Regional High graduate well.School. last week. family gathering included Mrs. pounds,_. ten ounces, was born PTA ..Food Saliv end son of .Mr. and -Mrs. Joseph Doctor' Darryl Mascr -speech Mew's four other daughters and Motheris_Day to Mr. and Mrs. A food salo -will be held -Satur- Petrozziello, Garwood residents, consultant at Nnwark State John Nlesz, son of Mr, and Mrs. their husbands from Union, West- G. Hol.it. of 137 Baltusrol way at day at Pinkava's garage, Morris - | were married- Sunday-ln-Sy^ran-- TeSohers College, —will" talk on J. J. Niesj! of 2 South Maple aver field, Chatham, and Boonton. the Presbyterian Hospital, New- avenue. The Parent-Teachers As- ti\a Xavier's, Church In Elizabeth, "The Psychology of Good Speech nue and Ronald Starr, foster son ark. The Hokts have three other sociation of Regional High School with Rev. Joseph A.Pooling offi- or~Mr7-&nd Mrs. W. Albrccht of Habits'for Our Children." A, male Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Stevens of children. will sponsor tho affair. ciating. ' A reception wTia • Held, at" quartet from Now Providence will 147 South) Mapje:'avenue are con-,778 Mountain avenue spent a the Elizabeth Elks Club, " furnish the music. fined to their homes due to mumpe. week-end recently In Philadelphia ' Miss Angelc Dc Pino WUH maid visiting at the home of Mrs.-R.. of honor, and bridesmaids .were Refreshments will be served. Ferdinand "Bud" Wledorspahn, W. Schaffer, who Is Mrs. Stevens' the Misses J^gnes Adubato and son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. sister. Gllda DtPa->jthc latO'-Mr. L>eo Kraft. She is a Eight girls sang and danced on Raymond Walsh, Zoo Littlo, graduate of Battin High School, the village green. They were: Robert Ronkovie, Gary Smith, roceivcd her B. S. degree from '. Patty Allen, Joyce Arnold, Doro- Edwin Reibert, Marilyn Mann, i thy Burt,—Arlono Franzese, Ida Robert Mann and Sally Champlin:. More Milk Per Cow? J- Rldor College, Trenton and will recolve her M.S. from Rutgers" Hownrth, Phyllis Jones, Harriet Decorations and favors wore In University1 'in June. She Is' the-Morton and Ethel Muefler. Cub Scout colors, gold and blue. guidance director at the Regional Don Hillier and Richard Schweit- Cake, jee cream and soft drinks High School in Springfield. . zer portrayed two strolling vil: were served during the afternoon. lagers; Ken Schroeder was trum- Noteworthy of the games played Mr. Cummlng* Is a graduate of Here's How! Fork Union Military Academy, peter; Ken Brassier epoke as town was a "treasure hunt" on Bryant Fork Union, Virginia and. will-be crlois-and Diane Nlelson was the avenue. herald. ', graduated from-the-lndustrlal en- CAItD PARTy . • gmoering department at Lehlgh Arthur'SclTramm took the part of Robin Hood. His followers were A card party, sponsored by the University next month. During -Country -Oaks Association will be the war,he served .with the army Roger' Weiss, 'and Curtis Merz.' engineers in the European thea- In Robin Hood's band were four held Monday 'at 8:15 p. m., In ter. archers: Alvln Dammig, Bruce American Legion Halj. Tickets Harrison, Ian Struthora and Pete may be obtained from com- Wronalcy. The t^wo wrestlers were mittee members or- by phoning STORES OPEN FRIDAY Mi. (S-1251-R. NIGHTS UNTIL NINE Don Hillier and Ken Sehroeder. Other members of the group were Tho number of dairy cowa John Allen, Vincent Cinquina_and fn the United States has in- Gene Opdylco. ..'. creased only 1% aince 1940. In the' Graduate in ftayon sameeieht years, a 10% increase in. popu- Boj'bara Wolf,- Judy. -WidmcE. lation has added about 12,000,000 taore and AniUU-Dougherty were vari- mouths to feed. These-new American appetites ous dancers before the queen. need plenty of dairy products. Where are they com- Between the scenes, five solos ing from? More cows? .Certainly that should mean. a big engine were presented Joyce Arnold, Ar- more milk. But to bring more cows into production lene Franzuse and Ian Struthers takes time—three years or more. The other solution to pull a HEAVY Load!'. playod the violin. Ida Howard en- is to increiase the average production, of milk and. tertained on tho mellophone, and Jmtterfatper cow. On many farms, dairy production Thin littlo enp(ino is good THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED* WATCH John Allen gave a clarinet selec- has been increased without adding more cows. or its purpoao, but is tion. not built to pull such a Here's how: biglond. ' • 1. Improve, your pastures. Dauymen-havo a say— —MJEETIN& ing—^-"Grow more grass arid make more cash!" Good The largor ongino is do- The annual meeting of the_Col- grass is'your best and cheapest dairy feed. Lime and Bigncil to handle lnrgo tax Civic Association will be held ._Joriaii2M,LLC.oiitS^w^^ loads—offlciontly, oco- owjrgjL forjem -next Thursday eYen"firg~ftl~T3~ojclWK=- Reseed-to improve grasses. These_are_alLgood..pasT'_. llatiH oaaily^ H jrgjL at thn-Chateau 'Baltusrol. ture builders. <• , down-on4he farm? ' The Navy \i now "using form-, 1. Handle your milk and cream efficiently. . Two-thirds of tho livo- fitting zipper bags for short-term Mechanical separators reduce loss of butterfat and atock is produced woat Froslv, high-quality eggs grado botterrbring bottor prices and" ' of the Mississippi River. help build consumprTlomund. Ideal ogga aro largo, fresh and~ pres.crvation_6dts_ aircraft. Tho _improvo its quality. Give more careful attention to clean. Thoy aro uniform in aizo jmcTlihapo) Clear, thick whites, container requires only 30 man- sanitation. Quick cooling and proper handling can Two-thirds of the moat and firm, ovonly colored yqlka show good interior quality. hours, to adjust and dehumldify as help you sell milk and cream, of better quality, for in eaton east of tho Mis- Top grade ogga begin with a Rood flock of layora, properly A. O. Seeler compared to 120 inan-hours former* more profit. niBaippi. Bringing thoso fed und cared for. Remove the roosters when brooding aoaaon Iy needed for .preparing pianos for 3. Eliminate cattle pests. New sprays, like derris two togotheris a jobro- «ndH—your hens will lay ns-wqll-and-infortilo ogga keep much ~~7~Jeweler storage and readying them"" for and DDT, used on the herd and in the barn, can rid . quiring a lnrgo engine. bottor. Kqop the noata woll filled with straw. Gather egga two service again. your cows of grubs,,practically eliminate pesky flies or throe tiriios a day . . . Nover washyggBl Uso stool wool to and lice. Theso pests rebTtanerica-tif-an unbelievable cloan the dirty onoa . . . Keep them in n cool plnco—not ovor 1 .60°. Sort them in tho cnao according to color and aizo^Markob amount of .milk each year. Iowa alone sets the loss them at least twico a wook. ' • • - caused by heel flies and grubs at nearly 250 million _^ Romomber, your beat advertisement is to produco ogga which. poundaTof. milk in one year. ^ wilrrdnoh tho coiiHumor froah, cloan and ovonly Hized. Quality • 47 Control mastitis and Bang's diseasei They are helps make a Itetter market for your ogga. ~ . serious enemies of milk production. Complete cons^: trol of thorn coulcTincreaae the nation's milk supply— 20-%-or_moro.jrhat wouIcTbe one'quart every day Soda Bill saz: -for 30,000,000 people. ~~ hntVLwhy the country neeis nationwide meat .if you bark at people all day 'ARE NO 5 » CH'oiik"<»lth_ypurrieighborsvSee what they have TfikSif£&C^ith u^ll-be-dog-tired-by-nightf "- DOUBLE JOINTED done to :increase-thoir_Jiord.averages. You can jilso ing planta located where moat of-thodivestock ia PEOPLE rained, we can help bridge the gap between western it'^t/unny liow oppbrtunitieslook cot help from your County-Agent, your Vocational -rongeytTrtthv kitohenrangevlt is anrimportant job*, -so-much-bigger going away than - HIS charming dress in white Agricultural teachor, your State College Experiment and wo'ro proud that wo aro able to handle a when coming*_ T sharkskin made of avisco rayon Station, or your State Veterinarian. , aharo of it. - yarn is perfect for graduation. It'i Increase production with more milk per cow. And crisp and youthful, it has unusual more milk per cow means more cash for you. i hand detailed, down-thd-front-em. HAM & EGGS GO TOGETHER i broidery, and it cifti be worn all" ; Bummer long. Rayon sharkskin is an Milk, cream, poultry and eggs brought pro- I casy-to-enre for fabric that looka ducers a gross income of nearly 6'HS billion 1 like now when laundored. If you'd Standardised vs. Crossbred Chickens SUMMER SAUSAGE SCRAMBLE by R. Goorgo J«np dollars last year. That's .big business I like some hblpful tips ow ironing all (Yield I 2 i.rvlno') THERE ARE NO DOUBLE JOINTED PEOPLE! your summer rayonn, send a stamp- Ohio State Univarilty, Columbui, Ohio Every*family in tho nation Uses dairy and cd, solf-nddrosscd envelope to the 1 tablespoon bultsr 4 oggi poultry products. Theso products are pcriah- v. "Douliln iloinlncl" people have mni'ely IOOKH und stretched women's department of this papct Tho rolative morita of ntandardbrcd vs. Vi cup chopped iummer i tablespoons milk able. They havo to be handled with care. It's croaabrod chickens may bo aummod up in n big job to'process and distribute buttor, liniments. Doulilu joints menu two Joints, of which there for your free copy of the leaflet, jauidge (carvelat) JV. It. Clark "How to Iron Rayon." tluee words—not much difference. But tlu's choose, ico cream, dreased poultry, and egga are, of course, no OUHUH. 1 — "Popular Fallacies"— A. S. K. difforonco is more often in favor of the Melt bultar In skillet. Add summer sausaoa and fry lightly. in primo condition. It's a nationwide job—as broad and aa woll-choHon crosabred; Ackeriminti — Third Edition. Tho advantages of n good crossbred are: Beat eggi with milk and add. Cook gently, stirring carefully longaa America. _ ' faator grovyth nnd more ogga. However, Until jus! i«l (still moist). Servo Immediately. Wo have nationwide refrigerating and moat distributing • • Bllbtinn Cliecta Til C«m it. a. Evidence, believed conclusive, many a Blip can occur in crowtbroedihg facilities to aorvojboth producers and consumers. It is eco- that, subtlHn, a new cousin- of chickona which will make thorn inforior, morkot-wtso, to OUR CITY COUSIN nomical to use these same coolers, refrigerator car's and standardbroda.- penicillin, "inhibits the tubercu- trucks for dairy nnd poultry products. For example, to produco it suitable crossbred, both The Swift salesman sells meat, poultry, ogga, choose, but-- losis gerniB, hail boon reported by atandardbroa parontal broods muat be of top quality. If tor and other products. In this way Wo can have one salesman STORE Hclentlsts of the University Bf onchaH a mediocre cgK production, it ia nlmoat a certainty for sixteen or moro products, instead of sixteen salesmon California Medical School. Results tho roaulting croa«broQ will bo n poorer producer than tha hiRh-prbcUicing .atandnrdbrod aide of the family. each soiling ono product. Tho snmo goes for dolivbry, too. Indicate that the drug cannot be If youvtcro in business marketing many differont products Introduced Into tho body In mifll- Tho fiict that -crossbrods usunlly Me darker-colored^ may bo a market diiiadvnntngt!. Many tnnrkota poy'a to tho snmo Jbuyors, would you havo one salesman for oach > clent amounts to kill tho TB premium for whitq-foathorod eliickons. Wliito Plymouth product? You would hnvo onch salcsmnn soU many of your PROMPT DELIVERY •• germ; but that concent'mtlons C

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THE'SPRlNGFtELD~SUN, THURSDAY, rvjAV 20, 1948

FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICES OFFERED USED CARS FOR SALE ^ &—HOUSEHOLD GOODS 11—BINDS Si I'ETS" 31—MOVING—STORAGE 1035 UUICK. Model 50. $225 or best Public Willing to Pay for Progress offer. Mlllburn 6-2047 between 6:30 KITCHEN C'AblNK'i'H; IllblaJ or wood. TWO cockers left. EXPRESSING—Trucking, _ nil Jet6vfJvf and 0:00. FOKMICA uiid linoleum., hluk tops KlKhl weeks old. Short Hllli. points. J . T . Murr»yMy,, p o.Uox 108; CLASSIFIED nittdo to order; choice of sink 7-3D57-M. Murray HilHilll , N J . SU '6-0323-WW. CUSHMAN SCOOTERS In Hospital, Overlook Poll Shows bQWlB. . - LIGHT 'TRUCKING COCKER spaniel, v.-j months puppy, the others expressed a desire for I POHCKLAIN and stulnlchs bteel druln- copper color, cute female, KQOU pedi- SHORE trips, cellars and attics clean- FULL PRICE $250. J85 DOWN Residents of the communities Ijcurd Links, all slot's... . . gree, -540. Mlllburn (J-0222. ed. H. G. Searles and Sons, 204, Mor- served by ^Overlook .Hospital lire hospital service, and 08 per cent] COLOtUiU bmliroom sets; for Imme- ris Avenue, Springfield. MI;-6-U799-W 35'to SO-Mlles per. hour diate delivery ... KERRY blue female 7 months, very 100 Miles per gul. fas almost, unanimous In their belief siiid'.they would choose to go,tol BATHROOM ACCKKSORIEH lu Porce- reufionuhlo to cood home, cull SU. EXI'KKSB truck all over state of New .JerjiW. • Reasonable prices. South that hospital standards in this Overlook tor the birth of (their | (9-IN-l CLASSIFIED COMBINATION) - lain, Chrome mid Luclte . , , • 6-U5U1-M. After. 7 P. M. or on week D. & B. MOTOR SALES' MEDICINE CABINETB with Fluores- ends. ' Oranise 2-8315. . urea, should keep abreast of tho babies, - .. cent Hants . . . 33'2 No. llroad St. Elizabeth, N," J Advertlslnu will be Inserted In all six of tho newspapers listed below JOBERMA'I ft'rnale. 21 months, AKC MOVINC* STORAGE, reasonable; re- 1040 FORD dump truck, 10 ft....Hell- most advanced -medical practice, PEARL to.Uet seats: 12 colors . . . frigerators moved, piano hoist. Dully "Most of the "people • who have I jor only leveii cents per' word MARLITE tllebourd; waterproof plas- Registration. 'NaVal officer must body and hoist, low mileage, like even though cost* - bo Increased. sucrlflce. Kllznbeth 2^7223. trips to N Y C LIBERTY STOR. answered these questions," Mr. j (MINIMUM OHAROE 10" WORDS - 70 0ENT3) tlc fitllBh ... ' — new condition. Phone CH. 4-5110-W.. _AGE CO,_ Ma,-2?-48(S& iCE This is sh6wn by returns .received Wutts•- explained,-1 "speak from] 1 " CASH WITH ORDER •' ' • COMMUNITY SUPPLY CO. KI8H Tjottcr puppies Threo" months 3-6789. AUSTIN old, of tho famous Hlgglns breed- tiir.s, .prompt to datp in the poll of public opin- fir.st-hiind knowledge of Over-1 100 Route 20 • . " Hillside II1K, Whlppany 8-0246. 32—1'AINTINO DECOHATING -.-• NEW 1948 SUMMIT HliRALD leather upholstery, 35 miles per~rrai= ipn Being conducted throughout BO. ORANGE RECOHD ' Waverlv 3-6683 SCHMIDT & -LANDWEHH — Ion. precision. buUt. S15S5 SKiCO look. Out of every hundred per-j . 8u .6-6300. .. . GENERAL elut by Ohsthun 4-0000 Mlllburn 6-1200 look at some time during the last I blu drain board. Hot and cold •A; decorator. Su. 0-5317-M. motor recently • overhauled, over the community relations commit- •or. la COD* roust be given after flrot Insertion Typoursphlcal fnucelii. Mrs Hall. Short Hills 7- SERVICES OFFERED $1100. Can be seen at 70 North 1111!"- five years. This give» all the morel nt IB"cult of tb» idvci User.-will be adjusted bv one freu Insertion 3J03 nfter"'5 p. in.. • CHARLES KOCH Blde Ave., ChiRhnin, N. J. Phone tee of Overlook Hospital have ex- not 22-A—AUTOS FOtt HIKE EXTERIOR and Interior painting 1 validity to the opinions which! 8-A—MACH1NKBY Ch. 4-5117-J. . - pressed thifi opinion. ALA, COPY MUST BE IN- BV S P. M. TUESDAY - and decorating. Estimates cheerfully they have expressed, either in I DISTRIBUTORS for Worthlngton Hor+i-Driv-UR-Self System given. 62 Parker Avenue, Maplowood. Reporting on the second analy- Goulds, Wcstco, Fairbanks; Norse SO 2-0577. answer to.the questions or in »'om-| Passenger cars and trucks to hire. BEAT THESE sis of returns, Ridley.Watts, chair- pumps, gas eiiKlneii, Uirhtlne plants J Frank Connor. Inc.. Licensee PAINTING — Interior and exterior ments of their own," .- Worthlmj ulr compressors, Wcstlnc- DRIVE IT YOURSELF Best material. Call Mr. Gill. Mill- Low Down Payments man of the pommittce appointed HELP WANTED—Female Help Wanted Male and Female houso Century and U S Electric -^.-T-hc boaxd—of—trustees, he. cm-1 INSURANCE • PROTECTION burn 6-2104-W. ospital, COUPLES: conks, nouseworkers, mulds, Motors, Peerless fans, blowers:- 85 Plan6 St., corner James St Up to 24rMonths to Pay by the trustees of the phasized, "Is indeed - Happy that] waitresses, nursemaids ' flloo select completo stock of pumps—air com- owark, N J. HU 5-2200 WANTED: HOUSES TO PAINT said today;_"It is beyond question linlp supplied NewmarK s ABcucy pressors', pulleys, motor, faun, blow- O. B. White, Jr., Painter and Decora- CHRYSLER '42 4-Door _--. $105 Down its. .decision—tp_consult~ with the I WtalttM« ers, unit heaters;' (ipcciollzlnu In 23—CARPENTERS ; tor." ii Edgar St., Sumivflt. Summit DODGE '40 4-Door Sedan-—_«300 Down that the pb6plUHI-<)-1IU4, UBY carriage, Wliltiiey ^teer-O^ AINTING—Interlnr-and- extorlor. Best OLDSMOBILE _ mod^, Repairing, Cabinet •material. Call Mr. GUI, Mlllburn per cent indicated that' the ob- staffed and in noo<) ' of enlarge-1 VOMAN with aon 4 wants general' Matlc. grey, excellent condition. 6-2104-W. • • ' '1041 4-door sedan . -„___ 1,005 ment mul modernization; how- Work. Rooreatlon 1 Rooms and-Bar* jection is not so much to tho rates, housework with adult famllyat shore_ Call SU. 0-0770-M. Storm Sash A or country. Unlonvlllo 2^311. COACH' carriage, all vlobi- play yard, Mlllburn D-1J3J " PAINTING -DECORATING lPLrYMOUTH which' -are In line with thotfe of ever, I liked the spirit nnd ntti-1 IOMPANION—cultured, drives car, ex- $25, llko new. 231Springfield Avo- EXPERT 8anltrary Oeimpnb) Sorvloe 1041 4-door sedan _„ 050 other hospitals, Mr. \yivrfs, ex- ludo of the nurses nnd doctors] FRIENDLY cellent rofcronceu. -Phono—Montelalr mm, BprlnrJ[lcld. .Interior and extorlor pairing and cosspools and ooptlo tanks cloaned. decorating by skilled mechanics plained, as to the .inadequate fa- there.'j, . SURROUNDINGS 2-5802-M. LAWNMOWER, Ifl-lnciV, heavy rubber built and repaired CARL GULIOK. 20 Yearn Successful Operation. PONTIAC . ciltyies. As one' response tersely "Being n graduntc of Overlook I CURTAINS, slipcovers, windows (Insldo tiros. Perfect condition. $0. SO 2-5842. Box • 538, M^'rlstown Tol. Morris- VERONA DECORATrNG CO., 1940 2-door sodim 805 and out), clean<,rui[s and furniture LAWN mower, 14", llko now, $12.50. town 4-2082. ' puts it:' "ChargOH/'a're- not consis- Hospital and- a recent patient, 11 -..•• ' '• In person's home, scrape floors and 100 Springfield Age Summit 6-703B , STUDEBAKER Alao IB". Su. 0-3217-J. was happy to suo so many fine I reflnlsh them, will' take caro of sub- KITCHEN CABINETS all ' GEORGE O8SMANN 1047 3^pas9oni'.er coupe .SJ... 1,605 tent with values:" ' : PAY urban towns. A til Z personal uerv- REFRIGERATOR, -K.D.S., two years TERIOK and INTERIOR changes. I -sincerely, hope they Ico. SU. 0-0400-M. old, 6 cubic ft., quick freozor, $150. Bookcasos, bars, radiator covers, store Mlllburn 8-1232. ' "There is only one soiuuon to Piano, small upright, 2 yoars old, trays. Custom built, and marine . •, PLYMOUTH continue. There ]« a grent deal of | WHILE LEARNINS- Interior—Exterior J this problem,'! Mr, Watts re- —$295~Studlo-couch, $20. Su. 0-6005-R. 'urnlturo. . 1040 so dan ... ' 050 room for more." . and EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Aftor G p.m. E H. SHANOSKY. PAINTING AND DECORATING markcdyl'That Is tho solution Indi- *— 00 Flrut Stroot. South Orange, - -VvV-W STILES & CO. DORIAN MOTORS. • GEOVE Employment Anoncy. For 40 FORD,~1035s , Rood condition, ncw.mo- catod^by the people themselves, in Kates Out of Lino With Service NO EXPERIENCE SAVE ABOUT 50% ON ROLL ROOF- SO 2-3564 SO 2-2280 Gonoral Contracting _.tor41 Lincol, M25n ave.. Phon, Orango Mlllburo n OR6-127. 3-0156 o7r years, offerlnit only finest domestic ING. ASPHALT SHINGLES. INSU- 'alntlng, Paperhanglng, Plastering— • lnqulro at 200 Morris ave., SprlnK- "At present Overlook Hospital I help; couples, day, full, part tlmo, OVERHEAD DOORS Open evenings until 9 P.~ M. tlidr nearly, unanimous affirma- IS NEEDED LATING BRICK AND ASBESTOS Elcotrloa)—Work, -Carpentry Repairs, flcid, N/ J. Is charging rates comparable to I etc. 1070 SprlnRlleld avonue, Ma- SIDING. FACTORY SECONDS. For residential. Industrial and com- nlnor Scraping, Plumbing & Heating, tion that hospital standards in this plowood. SO 3-014J. so-of—WGl4.*oquippfld-and staffed I FISCHER, 517 FERRY, NEWARK. mercial uses. Manually, mechanically ' '< - E. Z; TERMS, community should keep CARRINQTON Employment ARoncy, ind electrically oporated. Proo Kstlmatos FURNISHED ROOMS hospitals wltho'ut giving compar- j 67 Maplo Avenue, Vaux Hall. South MODEL AIRPLANES Unlonvlllo 2-7205-J Unlonvlllc 2-3833 medical progress. Just as doctors RACE- CARS. BOATS, TRAINS & IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MAPLEWOOD—DOUBLE room and able service. It is for this reason I . Orango 2-0400, Specialising reliable bath with board. Business couple must continually havo new Instru- domestic help. Couples. Day, full, handicraft matorlals for sale In a OVERHEAD TYPE DOOR CO. GEORGE N. JAEGER have checkod the rates as too high. , wide varloty at AMERICAN HANDI- GENERAL painting, decorating, paper- . -only^-Garane available Noar trans- ments to keep up with tho ad- part-thrio workors. Baby sitters, etc. 300 Springfield Avo. 'irvlngcon, N. J portation. SO 2-0400. ' Call Chief Operator CRAFTS COMPANY. INC.. 54 South hanging, Interior, exterior, first class -mumc_or_tlicl.r—profession^ so hos- Not all employees are Indifferent j —Harrison street, East Orango. OR 3- PHONE ESSEX 5-B800 work, estimates Riven. 1354 Burnett SEMI-prlvate bath, convenwnc traniP' but too many are and I would say FOR SALE 7105. portatlon. 200 SprinKflold Ave, Sum- --.- Z4-A—DRESSMAKING avonue, Union, ..N.—J Unlonvlllu pitals must have new equipment, the' service given on maternity la 1 or " , LANDSCAPING MatorlnlH. topsoil - 2-0158-J. mit, N. J, 1—ANTIQUES humus, peat moss, seodr,, fortlllzor. DRESSMAKING, alterations Speclallz- sometimes completely new facili- far superior to that in tho re-1 t Irig m stout modols. Dresses, suits, 37—ROOFING—REPAIRS LARGE front room, doublo, suitable Apply- 540- Broad- St.:—_... .THE_WHII ELETREE—AlUlefllcn boiiRht lime...Belgium Blocks, etc. APPO- for ono or two. Gentlemen pre- ties." mnlnder of the hospital." and sold. Tol. Su 6-1720 or Su 0-1011 LITO'B, 08 Main St., Springfield. coats. 116 Scotland Road. South ROOF REPAIRING—ALL KINDS Newark, N. J. Orange 2-9B55. Ouarnntced to stop all leaks All Tln- ferred. Prlvato home, family at- The pfogrcas of medicine, and 785 Springfield avenue. Summit. N. J. mosphere. 22 Saltor Stroot, Sprlnu- Overlpok Hospital seems to bo LARGE cherry four-poster' antlquo work palntod with roof preserver f told. tho increaemg public demand for •USED TYPISWR1TER at advantageous 2S—ELECTRICAL Broken slates repjacod. Now leaders well staffed but the physical plant j bod and mattross. Short Hills 7- prlco; also slnRlo burnor oil hoator, . . matallatlnnii repaired REFINED gentleman or bunlnoss iscn- hospital . care, Mr.. Watts also 3127. llko how. Su. U-3835. and gutters Leaky windows and door Is entirely inadequate and Imprac- NEW JERSEY BELL L. Parall, Jr., 9 Pony Place. Hurlne- lnRB sealed with caulking com- tloman, references. Garage. Box 84pointed out, are well Illustrated by ANTIQUES, Bought and sold. Our SWISS giant pansles, large selection of flold ; Mlllhurn (-1023 c/o Summit Horald. tical In structure for tho 'use»| service department will polish and .bedding and vcgetablo plants. Red, pound. tho fact that of those replying to TELEPHONE: COMPANY 26—FLOORING 3. O'DONNELL SINGLE room, $0, young Rontleman which are required of it. ; laonuor brass and stiver, moirtit and pink and—whlto geraniums, vlnoan, preferred. Prlvato homo, rioar trans- tho questionnaires, only 4 por cent wire lamps; replatu sliver Thumns etc. Summit Hills .Florist, 48 Aah-DELMAR -— Floor Maintenance. Floor 0 Mill Street Qloomrield. N 1 portation. Ch. 4-4042-J, W. Wright Si Son, 3 Valley Street, wood Ave., Summit 0-1077. jiald they would prefer to havo WHITE WOMAN, part tlmo, 2 days scraping and reflnlshlfiK Specializ- Enano—Bloomflold 2-7827 STORES OPEN FRIDAY S. O. 2-5055. Drnokdalo and Stlrllnu ing tn residential work Essex 2-1244— LIGHT airy room furnished. Business wook! «lhour.Maplewood. SO 3-0423 Road, Watchuni; " BOATS- ROOFING porson preforrod. their children born at homo. All NIGHTS UNTIL NftlE GIRL or woman . for eonoral house- ANTIQUE SALE—Saturday, May 22.TRAINS, AIRPLANES, RACE OARS Si IPLOOK llNti PELOS- CONSTRUCTION-CO^ THE-"EUCLID, la Euclid Avo. Two work and holpliiR with children, handicraft inatorlals for salo In B-1N13HINO 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. A barn full of ABUHHIHDD » RESIDENTIAL — INDUSTRIAL ' lartfo connecting: rooms, beautiful- sloop In, salary $150 por month, trpaaurea, reflnlshcd. and rouHhr-ro—- -,idfcy£l«y=jUi=AMi5fUSAK=HAi!©I^ ROOFING .— ASBESTOS SIDING _ ly furnlshod. •Running water, noar write or phono J. C. McDormott, duco'd 10 per cent to 50 per cont. CRAFT COMPANY, INcTTM South KEIS3 POWKLJL LEAKS REPAIREJD — CAULKING transportation,- ldoal accommoda- REAL ESTATE Gladstone, N. J. Poapaok 8-0077, Cherry tables, blanket chests, cheiitu Harrison stroet; East Orango. OR 3- MM. S-00B4-J 7105. 80 Ashwood Aye. Summit 0-7188 tlons for 1 to 3 people. SU. 0-0140. TO SPEED HOUSING WOMAN or younK woman, knows of -drawers, sets of chairs, desks, TRANSFERS clocks, lamps, mirrors, beds, bells, 26-A—HOUSECLKANING SERVICE 39— UI'llOLSTEKINQ — DOUBLE room, kitchen privileges, —llttlo sowing, will toach the worjt, COW or horse manure, well rotted; couplo with steady Job, Rood salarysalary.. Call Bod- guns, ohlna, brass. Assortment of rich black loam top noil. $5 por WALLS. CEILINGS. RUGS AND HAKOLD V MACKIB Infant considered. Springfield Avo., Sum-—- cherry, maplo, plno, walnut and ma- load and up Delivered anywhere, UPHOLSTERY 82-84 Stuyvosant Avo. Nowirk 8U. 0-0527-M. l 4288 Sinfild __Mr_and-Mrs. .Francis A. Patten mlt, N. J. hogany lumber. Alsq many othor guaranteed the best: Chestnut Brook Cleaned by machine MATTRESSES and Box Bpr!ng» ^Ron- SEE Ideal- bedroomr~bon'rd~or~klt(ihcn~ Items too numerous to montlon, Farms. Call Essex 5-8101. ' THE WALLMASTER WAY ovatod and Mado.io Order — Fur- privileges, excellent location. SU. to Mr. and Mrs. Helmut C. Bolter, "SALESLADY wan.tod for gonoral do- Waltor Wllllmrra;—18—OtscKO—Roadr" No-muss," streaks, odor or nolso. niture Reupholntorod or Now fur- (I-GGT.9-R. nartmont storo' work. Good salary Vorona. . PRIVATE SALE Call ORango 4-3325 for oatlmato niture. ' Will call -for and deliver property in Baltusroi way, 47.4 to Btart. Chatham Dopartmont Storo, LARGE comfortablo room, noar bath, Z—BICYCLES LIQUIDATION OP THE ESTATE 28—INSULATION Essex 3-4855. cet from Baltusroi avenue, Spring' Chatham. OF L. S. HOLM AN centrally located. SU. 0-1334-W. 40—WASHING MACHINES . REPAIRS icld, $1. ' BOOKKEEPER MirJd gonoraL Qfflco TWO tricycles, one 3-5 years. Good ENTIRE CONTENTS OP RESIDENCE Don't Hcsl^ato — Insulate I SHOR.T HILLS—Room and bonrd avail- work, full tlmo, TExporlonci- pro- • mechanical condition.' Short Hills WILL BE OFFERED AT PRIVATE for winter comfort and largo fuel EBV IHVINOTON ItKFHKJIUtATlON CO Ings, diimpleto h.'imo and Industrial able May 20th. Excollont tablo. Mr. and Mrs. Arfclvur L. Betz tc ' .. forrod. Oood pay, pleasant surround- 7-2780. SALE . . Hanoi 3-O1G5 ^^y: - Wrlto Box 002. Short Hills 7-2304. . ing. Ml. B-0343. Tills Is not an auction Insulation. Call or vri(e for free Qunrnntitod rnnnlrs. on nil wa»her» John Novak, Jr., property In Bal GIRL'S., JEESTEIELD bicycle, 20-lnch, pam'phlet. LARGE pleasant room In woll ap- STENOGRAPHER, with Edlphono dx- llko now. $25.. SO 3-0570. . For your convenlonoo ovory artlclo tusrpl road, 136,28 feet from noun will bo marked and priced for quick APEX INSULATORS -, WANTED TO BUY pointed homo. Private bath, tele- porlonco, for local offlco. 5 day week, Z-\—BOATS. nale, .. 510 South Avo. Call Plalnf-lold 4-8329 phono oxtonslon, unusual oportun- clary line between Township—'at oxcollont working conditions. Roply Ity for business Individual or coll-- P O. Box 500, Summit, N. J. EVINRUDE "Zophyr" outbpard, new MODERN AND ANTIQUE FUBNI- 28-A—LANUSCAPK- OAHUlaNING :— PAIR and lust prices paid for old Springfield ; and City of Summit, with accessories. $100. Sii. B-1.1D1. •liver, otl palnttaBS— onlnB—brlo-a- —pie. References cxchani?od. Box 43, CLERKS - TYPISTS •runre. CHINA, , nuas, , SILVER PLOWING—Harrowing. Lot us do your brao furniture, old dejlu, ncurlbu. Chatham Courlor, Chatham. Ipringfield, .$1. 4—FAUM I'lCODUCK GLASSWARE, CLOCKS.' BEAUTIFUL spado" work. Tractor sorvlco for largo gto Also oxperi upDraltmln elvon for •BOOKKEEPERS - xtrvJarKCfri;sh..ejj.^s._S.fl3 KNAI1ER_.mA BABY~ORAND PJtANO—MANX Y or. small Jobs. Call Su. 6-1723-R.. n nominal foe. Art Exchanpco, Theo- Charles Cnrmolo Proto and STENOGRAPHERS per donon. I^iincy apples. New crop Salo starts Friday, May—21st, -at 10 LANDSCAPE • anci contract gardorioV; ~doro-Gjmoruttl,—Proprietor; 373 Mill- LOST •Vermont-miiplo-Hyrup. -WlRhtman's A. ,M. and will contliiuo until "doldr A. Caponuio. Unvl 2-2097-J. burn Ave., Mlllburn. Millburn 8- aOLD WATCH with chain, closed faco. Farms, Bornardsvlllo Bd.,- Morris- 1705. . property in Bryant avenue, 172.40 173 Summit, Ave;, Summit 6-401!)-W. EXPERT landscapo -ptardonor, • Nursery- In. Maplowood Contor Monday. Ro- Tho hardest Job ls"-to look foi'.-a Job town, N. J. S.TAMPS—Collections, accumulations, ward. SO 2-7545. Clvarles in Bryant avenue, 172.-1 MODEL TRAINS man. Edwin Mazurkl. Mlllburn 6- Our many oponliiKa may bo of Interest YELLOW Kldtlcr ' Chrysnntliemiims, 1101. Mlllburn, N^JN old envelopes & correspondence SIX ARTISTS brushes on Valloy or ect •' from Baltusroi way, Spring- to you and ellmlnato your IOR wortt, woll. rppte(| plants. ' LurRe flowers. AIRPLANES,. RACE CARS. BOATS As wantod for nlchcHt cash prices Will Baker Streotn. Maplowood, 'on May Ponional attantloh given to all regis- ~&3~por rdoxen. Also a special pre- - handicraft materials fpr Halo In i LANDSbAPB ..Kardonor. All kinds of call. A, Brlnkman, . 070 Carloton • 12. Roward. SO 2-0401. . • :ield, $1. • trants. pared and treated ornaulc fertilizer wide variety at AMERICAN HANDI- masonry. Su fl-6438-J. road, Wcstflold. CRAFT COMPANY. INC., 54 South WILL tho lady who purchased food at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cnrrld t Consult . for growing them. 40c per buiihel. LANDSCAPE — Gardonor/ Modorato DIAMONDS, colored stones, gold and . J. P'lrmlu Mercer, 54 Summit avenue, Harrison street, East Orange. OR 3- St. Patrick's luncheon kindly re- Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Wehrle ARCH-EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 7105. ' . prices. Top" soil, trucking, spring stlvur: authontlo appraisals. turn hand palntod bowl. Chatham 31 Clinton St. Nowarlo Ml. 2-7000 Chatham. cleaning. Call Su. 0-3373-M. JEAN R. TACK 4-7505-J. property In Shunpike road, 100.2f HAIRDRESSER wanted. DE SANTIS, S—CLOTHING -BOOKCASE 6' lonR Flint Homer plooo PLOWING by Rototlller. W. R.. Conk- Cortlfled GomolORlst eet from Mountain avenue couch 38", newly upholstorod In Hn, Jr., Landscapo Contractor. 70 Yearn In Newark 11 William St. IN MAPLEWOOD, 10-months old male 37 Maplo St. SU. fi-1006^ GRAY twoed cnat, fur oollar and fur French blue damask, priced Interior cat. TlBer* stripe Child's pot. SOSpringfield, $1. '^'' mlttons. -sluo—10-^Bluo suit, sliiu O Chatham .4-2555. ANTIQUES. Furniture, ohlna. lilass. 2-0383. ATTENTION Springfield .Girls: Wait- decorator.$150. Table, chairs, coffco lampn. Copper Kettle, 017 Morris Mr.-and Mrs. W. Louis Morrison resses for Tops Modern Dlnor, Oamols Hair skirt. All for $23 Mill- ""table; other Items. Sacrifice Phone LANDSCAPE GARDENER. Votorun, ex- 1 NEWARK LIBRARY- BOOK — burn 0-1309., • .- Avonuo. SprlnRflold. Short Hills 7- to Mr. and. Mrs. Harold C. Edsal i Routo 20, Mountainside.. Appllca- SU. 0-3231. -. pert,, fair prices. Mlllburn 0-4220-R 2542-W. Wo buy and soil. -WOJIBO "Hoover -Administration," botwoon ' tlona belnc taken. Bus No. 141 stops TEEN graduation dresses, teen (10-10) buy estates. — ' .. Summit Avenue and Nowark, via property in Lyons place, 121 fee at door. " -• - 1 REMINGTON: Vlslblo typewriter. No. "TREE EXPERT Parkor and .Springfield Avonuoo. SO and _ _young toon (10-14) cotton 10,._$25-....SO._2.--1000..-.A~ C.-IIOhlo,-82 (Power Mnchlno Sorvlcc), -A'lso land- STUDIO couch. Good condition. Short rom Saltcr street, Springfield; $1 HELP wanted with Ronoral hounowork ITrease's. . EaitTTI-tIll~ToorrSliop7"2fO" 2-ninn. • Now, low-cost, porcelain-enumolcd Union Ave., Maplowood. scape (rardonlng. T. Branham. C*l) UN Hills 7-2753. h ' -.by" hour or day. Cull Su 0-U077-W. Elm Stroet, Wcstflold. Wostflold 2-5075. 7-8 a. in.; after 6 p. m.* ONE p.old loaf earring. Nolchborhond Baltiisrol Village, Inc. tp Mr. an " ' W'U » ready for ' 2.-1410. CEMENT mlxturoR, half bag, Immo, WE PAY CASH for your used furpl- . of Christ Church. Roward. Short Mrs. Paul G. Schclbel, prppertj OPERATORS wanted, expcrloneed on dlnto delivery. 202 Broad St., Sum- turo. antiques, ollvor, bonks, brlp-a- liveiw and ercctioji this summer ladles' coats. Apply Lea Coat Com YOUNG maii's white Palm' IJonph suit, 2RIJ—MACHINE SHOPS Hllln—7-:i004. • mit. .N._.J.i_Call_SU.-.0-3181 or SU. brac, paintings, works of artL etc. known as No. 11 Mapes avonue throughout NeW^foracy, according puny, 0 Whlppany St., Mprrlstown. slzb 10, gopd condition. Sliort-Hllla 6-4200,, COMPLETE SERVICE -GEOUQE'S AUCTION LADT& Bold watch, "Astln," botween MO. 4-1373. 7-2005-J. — -_•'. -_ Springfield, .$1., ":~:r^r.~:... '.:• ' to SXAjJtanicmpo, above, execu- 1 LILIES of tho vnlloy, $.50 a bunch. Tool and model ..making; . latho and MIKB Nolllo's and Plorson's hardware -tivc ninnugcr of Better Living.1 sorow machlno production; also ulnivlo \- summit 6-0008 - Call BU. 0-4330. - ' . Anthony Chlddo tp Jphn Rocchl COOK, houaokooper, completo chars 4S—FUltNITURE • No (lellvevy. .Call 3U. 0-2737. Homes Co,, :Maplewood, N> J. His I ttoctor'r, home, two chlldron, ago DINING—roon\—ftultc^O piece walnut, piece work In motals or plastics; buy your attio c PUPPY, collie and-shophotid -mlxtufc, one third right, lltlo -and^intercut \- and 2, own i'ooin_aiicl batlir close to JHEALTHY Koranhims, all colors, roa=_ sembllos; hard and soft nolclorinp;, p^ jmsh for your old-tlron- company rum been appointed uoal-l oblong tablo, good condition. $75." nonabln. Call SU. 6-1070. about 8 wooks old, brown and whlto n property in Mountairi-_avenue i town and "transportation, no ob srSO2B182 _ STELON, INC; .. - 'Summit .Tiro Co., 51 Summit Avo., fomalo. Plcaso pliono S or for the stnte by Lustion-Gorpir| '- Jcctlon to mother and child. Cal ANNUALS ." Pasualc^Ave: NbwProvldonce, N. J Summit. — 805.12 feet_frpm • Shunpike -tpad sv^DliioX volume -yproducer, j niter-1-P. 'M. Madlnon 0-1005. BEDROOM suite, full ulm bed, siprlng SOMISWHERE "In Summit, probably : and mattroas,. drcancivjuiully-,. bench WE have a largo varloty of annuala Phono Summit 0-0080 HIGHEST' prlcon paid. Junk _ Sept. Oth,— Scotch frlnRod plaid ipringfield, $T. _ _ •tho • • • • - IOUSKKEEWSllrrcfliicd woman, taki nnd night table. Walnut, like new. — for your garden. Macrlonald Florist, LAWNS and Gardens plowod, tresses; automobile batteries, nows- blankot, brown, yellow and blue,TOP" Ruth Willis Herslow and '.Tame; full' clrai'Ko of small homo for fathe Cost $400, sell for $250. Prlvato 5 Bayre St., Summit, N. J. slzo: Ml. 6-0135-W. Casalo, p'apori!, raRU, metaln, washers, ro- ward. SU. 0-1483. and son. References required owner. MI. 11-0201-R. w- Springfield nvonue, Sprlngflold. frlRoratoni. Wo pick up Call Kenny. |\, her husband, to Mr. and Mrs SU. 6-5303. '• RUG nxl2, Ice box, sideboard, china Linden 3-07.30-W. KEYS,, Ri-eRyy ppiRsklR n case containinntainingg CAM15O back love seat In original hair closet, screen, bookcano, bureau siix kkoys . LLostt IIn MlllMlllburb n centort . Max Schlffbauer, property In War- WOMEN, earn $0 to $10 a day com cloth. Good condition. Call Madi- llnon closet, chairs,' lamps. SU. 0 29-'MASON-CONTRACTOHS WE'PAY highest cash prices for any- Mlllburn n-2072-R. ner avonue, 150 feet from Perry mission on your own unlimited son 0-1714. . 4HH-J. • - JOSEPH Rudltil, Manon-Oontractor thing Antiques, china, stlvor, brlo- phono. Call UN.-2-1107. Stone, brick, sidewalks. All typi a-brao.' palntlnRS. niRU. • Your attlo ONE wook ago,' liver and whlto male place, Springfield, $1. USED SCREENS BROWN mahoguny double bed. Phone MAHOGANY bedroom 8 months old, . conoroto work. SU fl*1201-J, contents our npeclalty. " springer spaniel, fifteen months old. GIRL, whlto, housoworlc and cooklnft, SU. 6-0245-,!. Evenings after 7 p. m. half price, wlnu chajr, coffrn table, SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS No collar or Identification. Vicinity Winifred" Debbie, unmarried, to Factory BuiU No liuindry. $25.per wook. Sleep In tea wagon, ,0x12 ,ruR, iplrr&r, lam , CEMENT WOKK, rubbish, trash 47-40' Summit Avo. fehort Hills. Calall R. U. Bunchch, 12012 ' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Osman, property Livingston fl-1000. r- COMFORTABLE Mattress and open clock, boautyrest norlngs an'd mpa, Inoval, dralnago, ce.Uaru—attlca cleaned, SUmmlt 6-2118 WWentert n drlvol , Shorht t HilHillls 735107-3510.' spring for double bed, $25.00. South at- n Springfield avenue, 76 feet frem WHITE woman, settled, Bleep In, cook ti;onB. , Mad. 0-2050-M. • trees pruned, branches romoyed. Roward, 4» 2 35%" x 37" Orange 2-5530. PETER BRUNO DISHES, vtiBOB, HCatues, ourlo cabi- Maple avenue, Springfield, $1. inK and>. light downstairs work In STROLLER. Good conmtlon. »7. Mr<(,OR 3-^000 - OR 3-175 nets and add furniture, broken or FOURTEEN karat yellow gold Indy's '. 2 30" x 47" ' • Bmnll house. Other cleaning holD FLOOR lamp, praotloally now, II way Moroney, 3S0 Broad Bt;, Summit perfect or what have you. So. Or. 3- wrist watch, Saturday, UldKowood Edwin B. Rose, widower, to Mr., kept. S23 per week. Coll between bronzo finish, 18" shado. Call Su. 30—MISCELLANEOUS 5802. l'oud or centor. * Please call Mrs. W.and Mrs. Richard A. LombardI, • 3 31»/|,"x47" 7-li p.m. Short Hllln 7-324D. 0.-272B-H. 10—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Gill. SO. 2-2070. property in Hlllsldo avenue, 181 YOUNO lady to work In (college cloth" MAPLE bod, 'full size, Inner nprlrn; NEW Hplnot pianos, used Gmnrts SCREENS ' USED CARS FOll SALE LINK bracelet, lost on Pino Grovo ; 2 35%" x 47" . InRi and book store. Apply In porson mattress, praqtlbally new. Call. Su. UprlRhta for salo or ronfc by tho STORM sash, . combination doors, [eet from lands, of one Schoon- 0-42(10. 1034 CHEVROLET Hi ton dump truck. Ave., or Auhland Itoacl. Mother's Ml'. Bottorly, Seton ,Hall Collene. month. MO 4-1042 or write Orafts- screen ' and combination porches, day rjlft. SU. fi-lOlU. maker, fprmerly pf Woodruff, 4 26" x 37i/i,"' ROLL TOP OAK desk and nwlval rnun Piano Shop, Morris Plains, N. 3 scroons rewired and repalrod. Motor, clutch, transmission roar and OIRL, white,' uncloi- 35. Houiiowork hoist in pcrfoct condition. Prloo $450. Sprlngfiold, $1. and conlcliiR.' No laundry. Sloop In chair. Excollont condition. SO 2-01101. HARDMAN Grand Piano. 20 yoars old, HELLER SCREEN AND Call' Bu,"-6-u;il-J after 0 p.m. USED CARS WANTED ! i ' 26" x 43" $20.nn per week. Livingston 11-0800, BEDROOM set, antique whlto. Pow- $700. Phone SO.. 2-0065. . ' LUMBER CO. TRUCK International 0-40 3 toM. Stovonson and Young, Inc., to dor tablo, ohest, slnglo bed, box Springfield and Union Avonuns ALL MODJCLS WANTED Mr. and Mrs. Leroy C. Roberts, spring, mattrewi. Suitable- for ypuiiR PIANOS, all tvpoo reconditioned and dump body. Madlaon 0-0H22. Price $15.00 • HELP WANTED—Male guaranteed. $75 and up. Cranford Su. 0-0410 Now Provldenco, N. J HIGH DOLLAR FOR property In Woodcrcst circle, 100 lady. Ml. 6-oy32. Piano Co., 3 North Avo;, East. Op . EvonlnRs Eilsox 5-1773 . - ALWAYS PORTER • posH.o railroad station, Cranford 'lG-'17-'48 AUTOMOBILKS feet from Baltusrol 1 way, If ex- 8—IIOUSKHOLI) GOODS (5-2720. - O19LLARS cleaned and palntod. Steady work year round, must bo abl R1500NDITIONKD wusnlnR machines Masonry, carpentry, odd Joba, dobrl KEEP IN MIND tended, Springfield, Ifl. Edward R. Bayer to drive. Sohlosser, 2 Walnut street, —General ISIectrlo Splndry, ISasy, BEAUTIFUL Chlokorlng Grand, perfect romovod. Mlllburn 6-434(1. , STATE MOTOR SALES summit.. N. ,7,, Su n-2122. Prlmu, Bencllx Automatic. Ono VI condition. For nppolntmont, oal; MUSIC furnished for all occasions J. WKINEB 1)0 Buttle Hill Ave. C1HOWKH for groonhoutii', permanon cubic foot General Electric refrig- IInmho|d(; a-OOM), Call after 5:30 p.m. Joe-Polli, Ml, THE FAMOUS HOLIDAY . 443 Main Street, East Oranue CEMETERIES Job with famous company. Salars erator. All fully guaranteed. Cash (1-2100-R. OranRo 5-S303 or terms to suit. Radio Sales Corp.. s il^-niuns PKTS li N. J. open. Mall full rennmo to Box No MOTORS GBKENLAWN MEMORIAL PARK 70 ''ir Simimtt Herald. _^ 327 Mtllburn Avo., Mlllhurn. PERMANENT DRIVEWAYS BABY CHICKS Roadway and Parking lot areas. Aluc R6OMS WANTED Mt Airy [toad. RPD KICIHT coUoito ,men to sell for Stump RrsFRlGERATOR, Genoral Elcctrlo, six Piillorum clean," It. I. Rods. N. H. Rods, Mason work. MINETTI PAVING CO HOME OF Basking flldmo, N J. .t Walter durlnt; vacation. porlnc cubic loot, llko now. Short Hills Barred Rooks and R. U. Cross. L. J, 21 Kings Road. MadlKon (1-2308. x A WOMAN past middle apco would UlHmber—National Cemetrry Au'a, Send complete Information t 7-34115-Jr, Slmms, 17 Clovolaud street, Caldwell llko room and hoard, bath If possible. Tel. Beraardsyllle B-0S22-0107-U MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Stumpp & Walter Co., 132 Churcl ONE hot water boiler with oil burnor (I-1222 THE HOLIDAY HUNDRED In Chatham or vicinity by early Street, New York H, New York, to the Juno. Dox 30, Chatham Courier, and controls. Perfect condition. ADORABLE 5 weolcs old kitten, giver .REPAIRED , DIAMOND APPRAISERS For Safe!! attention of Mr. IrvlnR R. Ryerson Thirty gallon hot water .bunk. Two away to kind homo. Call Su Wm, D. Murphy 351 Springfield Ave, WHERE TWO rooms or jmo room'Wlth kitchen- Dn not telephone. Insulated lee boxes. One porcelain (1-45II7-W.. • Phono Stnnmlt 6-0505 ette or kltu|ien privileges, or (jar- OFFICIAL Diamond Appraisers Sidney MEN, ram $10 to $30 commission kitchen sink with drain board. Bhort rngn apartnient. Vvo. 2-2384. T. Holt, Bst, 11183; MA. 3-2730; 1118 ,T947 SERVICE-CYCLE COOKHtt npaulels, beautiful, hdalthy PIANOS TONED llroad Street (Market); tako el. to •ivnnln^ dolni; full or part-time nalei Hills 7-3452, after. I) p. m. 1 " QUALITY AND** KOIUI hlaek, (If certl(lod pedlRn ROKlnalil Bolohor. Ohuroh orgaulnl KENT Place, teaehor wants room In re- Oth fl (A Nn'mll motorcyele) work, and dmnouutrutort) for»> pla»t|c GAS mui:<\ Dongal, good condition, rroin champion Mne. Cull Short Hill flnnd, quint prlvato home for next ntui household coilKnrn."' UN.2-1ID7 ami tuner. 35 , years. Morrlatnwr. c OKBTIFY THE V.ALUE OV YOUR. $10.00. Mllllnirn 0-21H4-W. 7-3D57TM aftor 5 or Baturday am 4-5423. _ FAIR DEALING REIGN . fall. Box No. 110 ;l. Summit Herald.' Sunday. DIAMOND aonuer Co., 24 Walnut Black and Chromo—Excollont Help Wanted Mqle and Femal aACRIFIOE7 miu"d itluuv seven ciiihio LA SASSO Bros., bullclera of perma- INSTRUCTIONS Ht., Newark 2. Opp P O MA 2-21110 foiit ^rfcild iir, CoUUviill, D POLICE Dog. "J yearn old. Free. Gooi -nent driveways. Estimates .chuerfulh Condition— 100 Miles Per N J, ST^rl'. EMPtOYMENT uniii'r list. Mlllburn n-SlSII-J. watrtulng, pet.. ,25 Profltt avenue glvon. Su. 6-4210-M or Su. 6-1451-J 43 NORTH PARK ST. MRS. RO11UIN8, teaehor, Ohiitrmm FOUND HKRVIOB 'PRACTICALLY NEW 'Slinmonn studio Sprlnnflolcl. MI. 6-42110. and MorrUtown IllL'b. and Morrli- Gallon. ii'ld itud Woodland Av«ntie« eouch, 2 nlllnws, oppnii dinible bod. COV'KER pupii, three months.' Oood CONCRETE EAST ORANGE kown. V.M.O.A. omanlaes Krnup> •» DOUB — OATH — See tfunitnlt' Animal Summit N J. Bu H-B1I18 •llalf-piic'ii, $'l!i. Phono SO. '2-3114. pets. Very ruimoiiuUla. Westjlold- 2- READY-MIXED Rmislnn Also private 'lemons. Btu- Welfare League Uotloe. BOoUl p«B« Rlan born. Chatham 4-3405. . BUmtlllt Herald. If ymll dn» u Inat Call after 5 p. m. MO FEES CHARGED AUTOMATIC atiiker heat wllli aiiLhra- COMMONWEALTH ORango 3-7I0& Main ntui remain . Help lupplled t v.clto, will, lu'iil six to tmi room luniiie, PONY, |,well mannered and strong Al>Ii Instruments tiiUKht,- Voloo les- TOO I.ATH TO t'LAKSU'V .__ SUMMIT 6-1570 CONCRETE CO. 11)311 PLYMOUTH eoupi', radio and. snns ISvenlnn hmsnim. W D Mur- Kmnloverd Profpnntonar, oonjniorclnl Mlniii'aiuillh' Honeywell ciiiilnils, pcr- Puny curt, harm™ and-western sad CHllL'H dark cram Jacket. Howard. nkllli'd nlul unskilled nppllcunta place. reot shape. Call alter 0 P. M. Bu die. .Fine, with children. ImmMll Prompt Service— High' Quality heater, $3!io or best offer. Chatham phy Muslu UUldlos, 351 Bpl'lniiflelil In Jobs. H-3B53-U. • '• • alcly available. Short Hills 7-2745-J CAL'L SUMMIT 0-V177 4-0847-M. uftor , 0 p.m. »venuu, Bummlt, N, J. au 6-0585. - Mlllburn (1.1132. • • • '• „•»' • . ' a. >»-••-.

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THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, I94B M0UKI11NS1DI Elect Mrs, Weter -r>~- 1»hone Westfield 2-6078 Donald Maxwell of Mountain.. Jean H. HersheyT—Reporter avenue, long uctlve In the Went-, • MOUNTA1NSIIJK - Mr.^ Henry" -Wi;bi;r-wii!i.^lccUJ.|irt'sidi!m. ofrhe REAL ESTATE FORSALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE JREAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE field Bird Club, headed « group Board of ,'i'nisi,.,-.s of'llie Moiin- " •I -SUMMIT VICINITY —'-•:-*:'' 20 MADISON ~~- ~~~ 51) WEST or about fj) members' 011 a mirvey of shore birds and water fowl tuinjiide Library at Us niiiui.'ii nii'el- SUMMIT SUBURB DELIOHTl-'UL. new home; (I rooms; Mountainside Students Participate ing- Monday night in the library. UIiTItA nioduri] uttrucilvu ' wull-bullt Now Ready for Inspection parl:llllll o i,eulliill ; wl U mK l around Barnegat,, Tiiukurtcm ahd cotiuiiu. 2 VL'tiru old. uurH-ci condl- Any houM; now on tract can bo com- view, under 425,000 lihhlti k CO.. Beach Haven lust weolt-end. On Paul K. D;uis wn.s' clceled viec- HOMK SEEKERS pleted within 60 duytr, KIX lovely llcm, l;ir[;e InV tll;:h :;rouud, bpuu- Ho. Or. 2-11118 Eves. Bh. Illllli 7-20U0. May 1st, tho Club on a walk liresidi'iit. Mi'.s. t'jllbcH Pitii-njicr," iirul vlcwb, biiirouiicU'Ml with well louuib, denti-r hull, tile bath, colored In Annual Field and Track Program kepi modern ln)lnt;h. lAWneil by t'.oi>d Ijath room fl>:111ruu; tllb lavatory; vou through Echo Lake Park ob- secret iir.v and A. (.". I'uttrr.son, 'CHOOSE 1 bavo cholre. of Armstrong Hnnlutim for REAL ESTATE WANTED nuluhborH* Owtifl ctillod nWuy .322.' MOUNTAINSIDE - At Ui Ann--Yotinij «nd Linda Sue VVinok'-' aorved and Identifiod about -ill treasurer. ' 000 Tor ,.Orani'.e. N J MULTIPMi MBTINO NO. 130 .MODKHN Cupu Cod bungalow Mvihu Phone OR ' ;i-2(J2:i NllJhts OR 5-52U4 in the track and "Hold, KiirncrinK [ SO-yard' da.sh for tho 8th gl'udc Thu auaaon mtiy l)« over for proposed tin "rc-clrclioii of Mra. l romn... wlt'(:l., cull •i\ MAI'I.KWOOD HOMES & INVESTMENT the; Firat GrnderB| ^"Merry Go VVhitcpmh and Barhiira Har- dent, Mrs. Paul K. Davis its •trrus-. PROPERTIES Mr. und Mrs. Jumes Cunning- JOyEI?H F. CHUJICIT, Broker ' SUMMER RENTALS Round Dnnco" rooini; and ANDREW 'JACK. Realtor 'Dance" hy second (jnidocft; "Hini- night' wifs'lIfeMfew librarian^-MM. und wonderful .construction of Unit 157 Muplewood Ave., Mpd. SO. 2-2400 particulars or phone and we will - • tllncl bath U'ilh shower on 1st', l'ltmr. inspect urnp'urty NO charito for lint-. KCI and Gretcl Dance" «nd Uiograde.. Third grade win nets were period; In ii choice locution litir- Lar'/e bedroom and iiewlnit 'nook on- Mr. itnd Mrs. Harry Bchlau, who Louis A. Jennings, wjio succee'ded , rounded by beautiful lixlunuivr 1 " inn "Ace of Diamonds D;ince" by the Mildred -Grei.ser, Dorrcen Huupt 2nd. Uree'/.L'Wiiy, i',:!!',!! ,!;; /V ^ r'.'iiH 25 MORRIS COUNTY J LEWIS FIACRE £ SON Realtor recently sold their Poplar avenue MI-ji. Elmer Hciffarlh on May 1. \ grounuu, mid houieu ol the i;umt' heat: ahinilnum SCI'-WMI!; upcl ninny third grade: • A Free Bund Drill and Betty Juno F«rrell, and 2nd ICIIISH It Is now ln condition, lor 11174 Sprlni;fleld Ave.. Mpld SO 2-11400 homo to the Cunninghams, und Mrs. Hoffiirth, who wa.s recently flnmedtute occupancy, und tlio own- . .'itbcr iittrac:! Ivi' Icatun::;. Available No. 1—BUMMER ' CAMP: 4li room W4I.4 Rivi'n by .the '• girls" of the 'p.ratfei'H woro Carol Sl'ence, Betty to bus.seii, Liie^iiv/iinnji R • Yl. and house; 10 acres, trout stream. Price 'WANTED: Lont; lease or buyliu-ee bed- have been living at the Tower appointed tru.steu^rx^rttetTr-rn—irrr^— ir,higirl, winners for uxcollont Investmunt. tlhowu any corner of Central -Avenue,' Open _Na a—7 ROOMS, 2 bathi;; noarrbus 5-0084. • been joino'd by Mr. and Mrs.'Paul tance by the board. '" - tlmo- by appointment with thin Dally. Huucirfyc by irpiJotrrtrrrnirt iiiicl stores; brook through property grade boya. The girls, of the the l.st gwidoi S9,20a. ' . Bchlau wid their seven week old The only member not in attend- . O fourth, fifth and sixth grades held OffiCl!. -. S. lV& E. G. HOUSTON. Realtors .No '1—70 ACRES; 2 Bood liousca: uwlm- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Rofrcshmonts were «oJd by the baby. ' .. .rifico at the annual meeting was CHESTER C. HENRY. Realtor a May Polo Dnnce, and the boyn Eatabllabed 1IH4 3110 SprhiKl'li'ltl Ave. Kunimit Ii-Mfl4 mlnK on property; wiuiluu pool for PTA during, tho lunch hour. . Rev. Milton P. Aehey. Though a. Sundays or Bvcn. Miicli-um (l-OBSii children $25.(100. PRIVATE nnriiKC—Kent Place Boulo- of the seyonth and eighth exhibit- •A\ Maplu at. __I"'iLfi"J92__ or summit 0-27:1:1 : No .1—CORNER property, 1 acre; II vard near Madison Ave., SU 0-0500. MEMORIAL SERVICE ,,publlc-.n?i!'etlngr-no-other Ihan a A GOOD BUILDING LOT rooms, center, hull; modern conven-1 GARAGE lor rent. Kent Pluco bouln- -cd_pyJtn.taLdH, Ilie_Scout'« Druin Ill-one thing that bus not Konu up In iences' throughout; 2 cur riurutfu (Htor vurd nour Colonial roud. Su. 0-0500. PLANS BEING MADE "fibiffd memlier allendecl eXeepTT prloo Y1ST. BUY.your lot now, while 3-B-BKRKELRY HRICHTS a(;e above); In country on hard and Bugle Corps also entertained SUMMER RENTAL—I! rooms, two Boro PTA Renames Borough Coijncll r('preseiil bqqlw was clrcll- . UNEXCELLED VALUE .„ Tel. Succasunna 4057 grade, Urottd jump—Arthur PIII'H- tho Honor' Roil In front of tho -. (1-0071-W. ' ' Steclmnn- wu.s re-elected prraldent latedfrom April ltHflct May 1!)I8, .NEW LISTING; 1042 Woll coiutruotod* VILLAGE FARM; wlt.h older rosldenoe. SMALL CAPE COD bunualow; T years tor,, JameH Hall -anti Bill Cowper- Borough Hall, at 11 a.m. Monduy, Iwhlte Colonial'. (1 rooms, U full bod- In excellent nelKhhnrhnnd; dcsliined COMFORTABLE ' VILLAGE honlo, • OIJ or«the Motintdin.slclo School Pnr- or an Increase of 8U0 o'vorThc; pre- IIXIOIIIU, uttuchcxl garawo, luviwtory on for ttrucloiui llvhur. about 2 acres old; exceptionally well built. Llvli<. the witter, ut South Urlstol, Maine. thwalte; 4, B und U grnde, broad Decoratiori.Day, . room, .dining, room, kltchon with •Rout ' reasonable" for summer sea- ent- Teiieh-er'AMHoeijition Tluirn- vious year—Mrs.'Hoffiirth, In Jutr lilt, floor. Largo kltchon ciupuoaid with fruit und shade trees; 10 electric rani.e and refrigerator; bed- jump-^Cllfl'ord Roberts, Larry . This had bqen 'discussed, and lipuco, " corner cupboard ln dlnlnu rooms. 'A baths, ^screened porch: son. C, Pnlrchllcl, llO^Woodlund Roud, d(iy nftcrnoon, duel . Insttnllcd by final annual report approximated iitoum heut with stoker; burn,, KU- room and ba'th_un_l3t._lloorJ_r'liir_ Mupluwood, N. J. . '__ Rohlnoon ynd Mtu'lo Cccohctlnl; flniiFhTans wero made at Tuesday room, lirepliioo,' Hcreenetl iiorch.. Coin- Ishecl room and store-room on 2nd, fcii'mer president Mi.i« Frnnoea 3,fS00 boolt.s -now on the library" plctoly llisulatud (Hookwool ln 4 ulde runo for 2 cars. 2 straight strtils. 1 STORE;—Nmv_uud modern. 529 Mill- 7n-yard_ dash, 8th Ki'adu boys- night's executive meeting.- _wutl»i—niptiil—wimUiniutrlpplng; • atoi'in box stall: phnd; off beaten oath. Luiy.o screened re|ir porch. Drnuii hum avenue, Mlllburn, lnnri square, lfe.'illierstnne. shelves, those lincludlng all the •windows, storm ctoorif, sorniniu. Porma- 3 minutes t.o shnns, school and ntu- piumblniv, VMmier 'uiblnit, uttached feet. Inquire 10 Bpechwood roud." Cow pert hwa I te, ThomiiNj Kramer Popp,lea for sale throughout the Iglnss hot Water hemtor, iili'-cuiKlUlonucI tlon: October- I pnsHesslbn. Price i;uruive. RCICIHTOUI lnsulutlon', storm Summit, ... •• .Other rt-«lcjpti!(l offleer» IIIHO In-' most widely read- books listed In .W0.000: ' . suiih, screenih Oil iiteum' hout, city and Carl Honeclcer; 7tli grade—' Borough-on May 28 and 20 w-oro loll heat.' Inimodluto poafttmalon. dull 1 fldlle.d by Mini) .' Ifenllieratono ihe "Tribune Book-of-lhe-Month iior Buimnlt fl-lllus-H. -HAROLD. D AMERMAN. Snlc Afflfllf ..•water, chicken coop; lnrpro plot.—ijj Phlstcr and Iflnelcmiui; (till grmle -diatrlWitcd lo tho incmbcrM who no WaiihliiRton Av Morrlstown ^aaTO . mile .16 Di L. fc ,W, Only 4 mlleu APARTMENTS TO LET \verii;..,Mi'Ji IC^-Altlor Owenfl, flrrtt u List." • from Dell JLabs. NiuVr bus, sohonlu, --Arthur .Roberta, Cecchotlnl mul will make a' hou.se-to-lioune onn- •OJSNTRALLV located North Side homo, "LOT 75X150. . water, efettrlclty; ~*i, CHARMING! ;i bedroom Dutch Colo- with dr without maid uorvlco. Unx Nolle, David Colvln and Keith Al'teii u (iiii.umiry of the year's wero Inducted Into Troop 70 at The board instructcMl'the secre- FEW INTHRKBTINO-IlllBlllOBB locil- 7~FRESir"A"STrDAISY - nial Fireplace In llvluit room, breuk- ' (111. ''^ Summit Herald. V't'A wui'U given by Mi's. Sledmnn, Mountainside School lnat Friday tary lo write the Board of Educa- _..o:io. TIIOBU propertloa have u wcffK. r I'ust nook, tiled buth, Ht door lava- 3-ROOM thorouBhly niodern furnish- Jones: Ifrt grttdb—Riiylnniul~Jolin- ll)40*CAPI'! COD; , i rooni.s, moclern tory; Inuudry, llnlshcd basement, i'«poriM were given by Uic vurloila nlRhl. tion, l.li(inlclliB_ IJ for the continued' Idol-rill fUMiro. INVESTIGATE, bath, modern ltltcben, aci-eoned porob, ed, 2nd" fluor uimrtinent. "Uno" of son, iTari'y Lultc and atluirt Bar- double cai'iiia'- liixcollent nondltlon; shaded luwli. Occupancy June tilth eommlltee eluilrmen. ^. • Use of the room In Ihe school as JOHN H. K0HU3R, Rc-allor ol! ^iteiun, iitliiehed I'.unust). "l-'Hrly oc- priced uUiK2.()00 for qtilck sale. bai'ieh;—'rlte-ritees' for tlio 4lh lo Welcomed Into the Jiiuglo Palrol taummlt U-(l5lio . Su. (1-1(110 cupancy. $ia,om). Call Mr. Oleiike, to Lubor Hny. Asking $l.'J0 month. FoliowlirB'-.ltUTiTiHlnoM.q niectliiK, wero Thomas Kralner, Harold Public Library. Chiiibam '!-.1i;i2. JAMES ,7 DEMPSISY ' SU.. (l-U7!W-M nftov 5 r. M. AcluJ,Li sixth grade .were ISO-yard dash, |LOT for mile on Clark street. All- "Morrlstown'ii Actlvu Droker." only. Mrs. A. J. Ahonrii pres-oiltod sUv- Engleman, Donald Pittenger, Ed- Miss Johnston and Mrs. Pitten- linproVonmbt.'i, retviioiiable, ~ call CLARENCE D. LONG, .55 Purk Plnce Record Dulldlmi while the lower grades held a M- "SEASHORE;" Rent O-nionv "furnlnh- ernl of her pldiio .puplis-ljj-a-|iro- ward Siiridera and" ArllnTr "Bralim. ger will, check the possibilities of BUihnUt 0-101U-M iifAn-8-S^ M. Broker Morrlutnwn 4-2ilttl yard d.«sb. , ft< . ed upurtment, irirco screened, porch. Ei'iini. ' and Mrs. Kdgerlon Nuw- Arthur .Roberts, William Twyman several story hours for library ohll- i. USUAL lot, loll -/MO; Suniicit-Drlvo; .133 SprlUKl'lekl Ave. Summit, N. J. . $1,200 season. UlCKARD, 110 Oth " Winners of'' the gJrlH' eveiiltt. I/O aloftrod for bulldlni! an iitront Hu. fl-MIlll or Su. (I-5S(>r> 20-NEW JERSEY Ave., Senslde Purk, N. J. - eomb ga.ve .several dmnUltlC and. Steve Kazmer joined the Wolfe Alren during the month of .June, lovnl, 2/a beautifully wooded slopn wore: 7th and 8th grades broad Patrol, whlle^ William Cowper^jp doWii to nlnmm; a"' blofkn bunt FARMS, country hnmen, osliiteii, acro- THREK iuui ii fmlr room furuliilied jump—Ooi-ol Aim—Wn1!!?— Mary" and possibly later in the summer nohorjl, mltd from D. L. & W. nta- 7-CRANFORD iH!c, buiilnesu properties Vnflnuo garden uiiurtmcllt • for Summer ~ Mrs), G. VV. Wltlilngluii, aiatfrbf waitc and Carol'Lord were rc- months, OarnKO uvallitble. Mlllburn vacation. tlon. owlinr Summit I!-:U4I)-M. MODERN brick ' front Ccilonlul, ^luillt . prices and location!!. JOHN R Mva. Hose, was at the tea. toble icIVbd Into the Buffalo Patrol. for 2 fumllleti. Hotli upartments uv,ill- POTTS. Route 211, North Brunch n-nnH4. The next meeting of the hoard lUEAUTIFUL Georiilan Renldmiei' In able July, Each floor consists of, llv- Somorvllle C-2551. during the soiMiil hour, uasl&tdd by •Till) boys made, their final pliuiH Is scheduled for June .21- nt -the Itho. honrt ot EBFIOX Road Section. 5 inic room, dlimtte und kitchen, 2 bed- Homes mult to Suit Ydur Tiinto WANTED TO RENT Mrs. lgnil! Hoeelit'le rtnd' Mrs. for their wasto paper drive which home of Dr. Minor C. If. .IOIICH on Ibotlioolltfl, mnld'n quartern, 3 bathn, rooms. Tiled bath. Very good neigh- QUALITV WORK ONLY ' iBohlrluin, - second floor turn porch, borhood. Price SM.OOO.* nusiNisss COUPW: DKSIUKS .\rmir VVnllaee vVjncklor, Tnble detljra- will be held Sunday. Far View tlWvivlTlijsLwill be the IIHV IV- licrcn of flue lawnn and HARRY H. MALLKTT, tlraltor THOMAS A. CURTIS & CO. room itpiirtlnent unl'urulnhed. HO llons were "by Mrs. Clifford Wlse- lndonB. Ownor tuixlou.i to Belt, nsldnit lust meeting until fall. 8113 North Ave. Ea'll. Illullders slnco 1000) 2-W5. ;_>^ inn'h and Mrs. William Pooler, 1*55,000.. Wcstrleld 2-5050 We. 2-4.'IO4 OALnWELL, N J. CA 0-2209 HOUBRjir apartment.Jiliccllnnt'rofer- MOUN'i'AINSmiU - A nodal WASTE I HOLMES AOtiNDY, REALTORS Wentfleld a-13113 •encen, Bummlt H-oO'll-I^. _ Unit' tui'iird Into a iairpHsc going members of the Blue Star Unrdcn Miipln Bt. -a\i o-i:i4a i5veH. iio'i:i-n SET BY TROOP 70 :«-A—PACKANACii LAKM Tm^Nl1!D"~eotipl7~limill'i'H~"eiU:iv BUIn- away party for ,M>. and Mrs.Club cf Mountainside; Union Chapel VfcRY ATTRACTIVE 12-FLORHAM PARK- nutr rental: either small house or L'cway. Knoll, Was liejd recc.uitly MOUNTAINSIDE—Sunday, May NEVV HOMES upartment. Summit or vicinity 23, has been set for the waste paper Kev. Mill on l'TTVelli'y, (>.liiTj>liI_in IbUtiiraluw; I] yuiU'.T old. a-nndrooinn,. LARGE (I room house; newly decor- Phohe Mlllburn Il-Min. by members of the MounUiinsUI;een to ap- kitchen; upstulrs uru 2 la,mii' utid- iiiifiiriilnlii'd, - :1ns -Mprrln"" Avimue, "The 'nlTitll' stni'tcd With n Hoft- D8NNEII- Scheduled for some time --this preciate. Have money by .cnlllh'f i.ioms uncl tllo buth. . • .- tfiu'lhisfieui. MI. n-ifiri7-n. month, Un earlier—announcing of Bible Study, 3 p.m. 1 tilll?' i'llOlU III llllB!"ltH'iU:--(25-.0n0.' r 913,001); Oil]" Cnd colonial bunculow. hiill gujne In ICeho Lake Parlt at MOUNTAINS! DK—S e v e r a 1 owner. -Madison ll-IIU, )'.'. OiVRAlll'l tot one ear near Main and the ilrttli has been postponed due Young People's Service, 0:4(5 p.m. SPENCBFl U. MAHWN, rt-uitltor Ill-foot IIVIIIK room. 2 bedrooms, tile D.'.'IO p. m.. nftcr \vhlch Mr. Knoll, reproselilatlve.s of the educational buth kltcITtm. ' dinette ancl expansion Piissule, ahni.hum Chut 4-7B42-M' to several activities planned forjliii _ Evening Worship, 7:4fi-|>:m. 134 Bucohwuotl Roud. Stlmmlt. N. J. lS-HUNTI'IRDON COUN'I'Y attic. long n Sundny SiHiopl Suporln- groups In the Borough attended Bilmrtilt .fc-ltttm I'lvnn. Hu. n-1475 $14,51)0; authentic center hall colo- THRIEte rnnni npnrti'ient for mlridlp- group. Midweek Prayer meeting, Wed- M[\ —. CENTER HALL COLONIAL, RED BRICK CISN'FflR HALL; ~attrnc> llcjnd nouilh> - Near hlld Mnnp Addl'i'sn tiMiclonl. y • ored glides n[ rcCDiit events there, nisht nl. the Winfield ScotUHntel- rooms, tiled bath, lavatdly, ultaciicd llvlUR room, CIIHIHK room, . kitchen, bedrooms und buth. SIX room limihe or lai'tver. Call Clint. this waste paper collection as their Young' People's Hecteniian, HarnHu, larno lot, Pranklln School dlnotte and den 2nd . floor 4 bed- and oilier .qecnli! pictures. Uefrei;h- in Elizabeth, of the Union County - 8ia,0UQ:_ lO.T.l'nut llvlnii rbum. plctdhi main Hource of revenue for- camp- P'rldnya, 7:J1D p.m. , ,;1 ' SlabHBl. $21,000. •,. runnirt, tiled, bllth, r-.'clfa ^lled nhower; window. . full dtnlne, room, kitchen, 1 inonl---) wore enrved by the Toadies' School Boards. beautiful hnrdwond floors, oil burn- lavatory ancl maid's room on llrst lloor: "aAftAOT' triune for plln ear Hi Wnntt- Ing jnd otllel" etjtilpineitt, and will er, screens: four, cur rcuruce Con- r—flclcfnctitlnn nr ylnlnlty Bbnrl Hllli' Aid Society.' Rolfe Krk-itianson, president, of I FOR THE JUNE BRIDE; lovely Cnpe 3' master bedrooms und bath ^ appreciate Borough residents hav- Till: U.' B. Navy nbw hiifl a total Cod bungalow. Int. ' Floor includes venient to station, tvhnpplnt! center $UI.!*)Ot), ICU'III.ITTTT hull, powder room •7-3073. the Board of Eclucatrmi," wits itc- i and Route ;|n. . Mr. (iiul Mrs. Knnl^, were pre- i>f_.271_Cf.tlii l)atiillt ships hi all ac- living room, dlllettb, ,,.l;llud kitchen, und luvatory,.kitchen and 110-foot com- OARAClK..or iwrklliH npuce ror cur compaiiiod by Board -metftbtifs ing tlielr jlltilBr tied and at the . 2 bodroamn, tilocl liitl.lt, 2lul. Floor ClliADYS V. FARLEY bination dining rnonvllvlnpt. room. 3 Near R R station Cull collwu Ki'iiti'd with n fclfl In ii'p.preelntlon "tlVfi. stiltils. TliUsc lilcllldu 13 car- Tel. Callfon ,17-Rll Oullfou, N_J. Temple Pnl.'l.on, Mrs. Hnl-I-.V Lillie, " i-b itt i \iM. ^— I— pAi-tltlouod—.for—2—additional butl- beilrnnms und buth. ilj l of tlielv'. ninny years of 'railhful riers of. viU'lnils—tyttesr—sitvctt—es ronmu. Basement arranged for UirKii CIIARMINCi homo—on—severu! tici'eir. All homes Include liiirurio, norcli, lot. and Donald Maxwell, Board clerk. rccrbatlon room. Gnu A. C. hout, .n- r oil burner, olr coiulltlohinK, rockwjiol, 'ritRl'Il'J-l'oul fonbi apartment tiir vet- pnvvlpe. They jiiiin ittflp lo Wilsh- blj. h on u lilll, wlth^irond view, trout eriin. wife nnil child Onll SU H-42IIH- "corf" cah'lerii,"~ two batllesliipsT tuchod niiraKC. Locnted on luriitv plot brook, ffdnLlUK • on liooil roud, . ,luv:^e peimuilent driveway, fireplace itnd Ingtnn stale Inter III the month, Also In attendance were: Principal Ybuilt weathenitiipplnii. overhead' door, Jtllu seven lioavy,...crulacrs, ' .'13 light.. (n fHillklln Huhool illatrlot. $17.1100. JWinu room with fireplace, cllnlm; fTusTNKSa Wninhii deslr™ a-3-4 inoin :iriz«;i±cild_UuL_iri'ad.uaUoii_of_Lheir_ CliiU'lcB Wiulaa, ".Miss... G race — W 111 lam rnom, kltchcm with Kait rauRc__ «incj -htrirh- —mrrni'ri1nhTd--iipartmriH- with klliuh- -eiMllaera,—five—nnbi-airoMi-f-t—OF-UHJ-— 1*0 THIS 5-ItOoM lnmi:alow (adcll- eleet.i'tc refrlnerutnr; 4 mihTiy ljl'd-" -Or will contruct from vour. pl'nnit nnn, David, r.rtnn Sealtlo-Paulfle RuiiHi'h, president of the Touchers' rTffdirorMr7ilmtTvrr« nncl .spi'ellleatlons or ouru. . oiii!l.ttr~8niiimlt—"tn-'Mnrr.latnwn -ni el's, 13B destroyers, 13 destroyer : llonal trtbm on aim. door) hftn been rooms ancl bath, lovely llnor;!, 2-c:ur vlclliltv Refeieneea Call Minn Ar- Ciillisjjri, On" the way they will Association, and Mrs. 'F. H. ^ted-WdWrtrd 1. HollBuknr of Poplar ' iiddml, iv room and bath. The com-HunuAe, only 1'i; miles to tralp. bus. Ilullder on premises dtilly and Sun- 1 escorts and 7(1 submarines. bination afrordu rontnl unit or -a I'lPn'-.e iind hii'ln bh'hwuy; Immedlute day ' thur Su n-naoii '__ .spend two days vvllli their daugh- miin, .president of-, the Pitrelit- elitli.'i, has heel! cho.ieu to go to L. C LARSKN CONSTRUCTION CO "UROlilNTLV1 . needed bycouple with two UDpiirato apartment for your lu-law. pn-m.'-sloir t-ives *I1O; price Siri.TiDI) - II'.! Chestnut dr SIUII ' ;iiuiren '-I roonis and bath ter, Lois, Wliii Is studying at Teacher AssnciatloiY.' ltgel-n Uhlvl.'l'fllly to repri'sent Very conveniently located at Ilio wit'- ui coinmntUli; distance ol Sum- JULTET R. S Mjjun-tuln—\flow n-:!l)S2M— 1 f^htttriiiii—SlrtlsttH—Vouitllonnl Murray Hill Btutlon of the Lncka- 1 l ! i k l mi , Wllllnu to pay reusoniible rent Whrafnii, and who will return .--..•,.,„'. SM.750. Tel CHi'.'.ler 40,1. Open Sun'day _, l'L' . !!y ".: lJL.'. Ji!Ljl!—'L It VniiKh. co summit . Herald home wllh the family aricr her MOTORlSfS •HlKll BolltJol of mllAnbftil, at the HAPPY fcDWARD A. BUTL^3R, Realtor • su n-n:ino 1 Soys' -Stdtfc, apuit.iorcd by the \j ".eachwooLd Bond Summit .U-UM0 Ifi.-LAKK MOMA.WK .18 -SEASHORE brother's graduation, which she URGENT will be unable to attend. FINED FOR SPEEDING AltifHcnii LegClbll, tlid latter part . "~ OCCUPY JUNE FIRST POINT PLEASANT REACH, N. ,1. ISN'T there a home lor rent In Milplc- . MOUNTAINSIDE — irive'motor- tit JtlHb. ' • . BIRTHDAY Itifcuutlful Center Hall Colonial Ideally LAKE FRONT FROM SI D00. FINEST year round residence section, wood? Attorney and family (Ohrlstlanr 1 ldbutcd. Pour bedrooms, tliroo tilocl HILLSIDE FliOM S285. convenient schools, churches, busl.- requires (1-7 riioni house — Vicinity -iHts-wei'i'-fliied-hy-Reeorder Albert Ibrttha,- first floor den and luvatory. . ness. I) blocks to station. First floor, 9tr Joseph's preferred Former home .1. Benninijer -In—Police—Court- NRHitOLflEATHS MAV |8lm deiikr opoit norcli und two car at- Vnur lie;:! tippm-lunllv to nlityln IIVIIIK room, fireplace, cllulni; room, owner — uppreclutes vulue and cure Henry Weber' 1 liohdd Karaite. No need to Worry iiblmt tin1 'fluent Lull!' Mohawk lots:, sites kitchen, I bedroom, tile buth, nun o( propelty. L. C4. 1"., :!:) Oberlln St., Tluirsdii'y night on charpfCH of 'I'ilB aveKagc negro dies at 54, 20 iHpalrH itli(K*i'i!do>:oriilloii — this OHO purchu."d during the rai'lv devel- parlor, hreuklust nook, small office, Miiaoaamn Mrs. Charles Rinker T porch 2nd floor 2 -bedrooms, -wash Hpeecllng. Hnrold A! .Miller of Slnlt- nino years earlier than the white 21— Its bnLttd ileW. Prlcn S:M,M)0. opnvent, " ibt U'u-d liy • the pur- TEMPORARY QUARTERS ln Maplo- Miss Evelyn Weliei". " chasers. - uiv now made iivutlu_ble ronm. storage closets. Full cellar. II. May '}!\ ISIIIL >—WASTEPAPKR tiitV Spring, Pa., paid $10; Cluuincey man Twlco as many-nogiomoth- [MOUNTAIN, WIHTMORE& JOHNSON W. heal, KUS burner, 2 cur Kuruce, wnocl tor couple with a Vjaby. li. W. Mrs. Gilbert Pittenger Roaltoni *> , thlTiUKh our rossle ^M^tlon. niiiny^ COL.LRCTION, L. Andei'iirin, District of Columbia, crM die in childbirth ahd almost oncrrxUaU.lei;:L_Lh:uu.auU7rTial cos!.: . —nu-pUit 75x14(1 II. Idenl for Doctnr'u Walnon, I'. O. llox: 25, Miiplcwnotlw Boy Scout Trciop WilllH L. Custiss Summit Avenue . Summit 11-141)4, over 500 l.n nhnose. frnni. nitlce and residence. PossirMslbiY 4 M. J, , , . 70, I p. m. 1MB: .lillluU-T. . A.ilnnf, New Yoiir twice as hiilily Infanta die during 'linhths,' iao.fino. Owner will flniiliccr SBuT1!1—PSMrCY—iTcTuTe-i—yni ludntli: thdlr liral year. The TB death Wliri-e^LC. Hiuid I'or Dlscrhnlnutlnii Buyer HIO.MK). ir desired. May 31 (Mrm.l--M^em5rln| Dny Cil^r~$rn, and William B. Itcltsic, ". We will blllUI hmlsii-uo\V..^ j. liiiiltlenci! In ;i bedroom lurnlnbed rate for ncRroeH Id three times the Roger Mnscnior DTXOTrTTinrr~^ -tile—cu:;t—b_ou U Liiuiuui;r_.._l. ftteHARD E. LIMROTH lmiiMi. ni'. npiutmenr "In Hnmmlt, —Sulionl ekiHod all dKli|nlni: white rate. Syphilis.kills five tithes y'eiir "J4;!)flO ~\ t Point. Pleiuiunt 5-IIHOIi .1Unt? 1. (Tuerhr)-—Board of-I-UuU-lRr imli| of T,p.liii.njuv-'Piix_wiin paid $2B IHiichn residence on beautifully laud- -to $13.000 ~JuiTn 1st. "PTrce~nnt; Importimt—H : Heart dlaeiiaca. •iied lot of over LOU ft. froiitiifif. TWO LOTH—N. W. Corner Mllfon um — wUMn—I'oniuin. Will furnish bemd II- BciroiiKh Miill-a^pr-nT "~ fw-wpfeil-li]t5, had Included hi Ilia iMirTjninrnrpiinliitmrmirrrtcliirlrtiiHl i Allenlinrst, j\ve , Oceunport Purkj on drnlred to i;nnranl.ee "Irentr-nf-Tmro of MslLJilobd "pressure, pneumonia, Robert D. Tnirsey 1 1 .__Juno-l- (.Tili.'fl.l—• Blue Slur Unit fine "the ciiargi'J|lir failing to give I talocl 1st. floor library, center null wlui_ "THiu I'jrtTOsfrcrr— •— . ahi'L'Wsbm'y Hiver~ tleoriie Kolb, 1111 your hoiyiR. Phoncr Summllri'-' ' "-:"''" nophritls imd malaria are more" I lilrculur stair., spacious llvlni: room, 100 yards eiisl nl Lake MohnwH IMymnutli. Ave., Maplewood. N. J. ut an. ii-n-tn.!. ' _ ... -_- 3SG, Wnnuin'.s.. Auxiliary,^ Amw'iejin way. to the rrgiit. Mi'iuTecn —utLtUUu^: ^j loHt ftrrtorttf"" lVBgracs than Itll'.ilUK room atld science- kitchen. SMALL bulu',:ilo.\v ol' lltl.liv hcume, au-_Iji'Kion, peeling, -niiroiigli On a charge nf cufele.i.M- -Donald P. Vincent I It:creatlo:i room, laundry and alr- SPARTA. N. .1. I UiuivruliMit waterfront homeslteii. tomiitlc beat. Madlanu, Chatham, Hall whltoa." " ,Ji—Van Ing _ Ifii •dltloi'e,'! ' lurnace In hiuumi'uil. VVM. M. LAMHERT AOENCY 8:15 p. m. Ittiillt 10411 of e:;cclh'nt doslKU and Simlmlt. Mlllburn. Cash. -Reason- LAKIC PROPEItriES Ili'uver Uuni Road, Point Pleiui- able; Now or fall occupancy. No June 1 (Tuns,)— Blue Star Ciar- fined Sin. I tJrmstructlou. • unl. 5-12!)fi. i brokers fee. Short Illlln 7-3131. I • OLEN-OAKH AOENCY. Ilealtoril den Club moellliK, home Mrs. 141) Uocchwond Rd. .. Summit, N. J.i S II O R E ACRES TWO elderly ladles, one ntmtlemun Iptimmlt (1-2025. Eves.: Summit (1-4024 Cn.stU'ton,. Vir wont nil UARNECiAT HAY wimt three or fnur room liiituru- H. R. Koehlieira. ' p, TUBERCULOSIS UNIT VENICE OF THE JERSEY SHORE Ishcd nparlmcul. m\|ifift of ,u house. I'tilSNTRALLY located rrame Colonial. neuutlful 7-rooi.n. tdui-brclrnom -l.iilKJ buys a tlirnlshecl cntta!av-tvlec;- j:Ottul,'e. llvliu'. riioni :i(l::20 with Clround floor. Ml»\ison, Chut ham, WILL MEET IN BORO • till' well lrindKi'iipMl plot, 100 ft. (rout; 1 1 tliu ruiii-.u, near water, sfoiiu.4; UUH.' Summit. Mlllburn.Jilust. be reason- lijentor hall, llvlni: rooiu.'cllnliii,' room, lame tleldstone lln-plaei , sprliu , other lurnlslied cottui;(*?5!i,ono up. ubh'. Oceupuncy ndw nr fall. Short p. •iV«?Vv;:1-.'1 ' ." "*" AIOUNTAlNSIKUO — The Union I kitchen, euclonncl porch. Offered at water, Karate,, ve['etul)le • eellur. luriie lake ii-ont.aj'e, no restrictions Meant liul NEW WATERFRONT ent- Hills 7-;i7'.ll evnnlni'.s. .Iiiiio S (Tiles.) — Amerienn f.e- County Tuberuuloals & Hiialth. »25,000. • tu'ics, sto.soo tip. nuiidiii!! sites snno JODS-riECK-SCHMIDT CO., , FOR f'ULL DETAILS AND PRICE GIVF. un a chillier'I Veteran and wife Rloil, Blue S!air Pos(. .'IRlS, mei't- League, "Inc. will hold Its Annual CONTACT tl|i: MOSQUITO CONTROL for your llvlni: iipiirt'. no children, have been 'AVii ybU jilrthrilrlt? to head for yoiif favorite picnic upot tliia Realtor!; perl eel. enjoyment. Tenir; F11E1S. Meellng on Tueadity, May 25tll, At '91 Union Place Kiunnilt n-jo^ % -T. M. FOLEY AGENCY seincbln!: foV months for 3-1 rooin infi', fi p. m.. Fire Heiulcitlnrler.s. wcek-ciulWGDIC-CIHIT Then now'-s tho time to hpiul :Cov tho hig vouii(l-ii]> ' • 11OOKLET Open 7 days weekly. apartmeiil. uufui'iil'ihecl ln or aroiiud thee MounUtlnnlde-Inn, Rlillte 211, Realtors EDITH WOERNER .Illbe -IJi iTues.)-MoimtnliiMide of jiltnic foods nt youv thrifty A&l'. When yo,'otiu feast yniiynur "llUHJD THAT IIOMF NOW I Rutluud, Veriuont. Summit. Near 7ll bun nr D. L. & w. agrcu that it's IwU wlff iiKnlat you In iielectlm: a lot, ' HIIOItK ACRES Let. us be lortetl^r^ailJ-IV|7^Wj_ Garden Club, meeting-, picnic, home Moiilllnlniiicle, N, ,T., at tl;!10 p.m. oytm Kit tliesta ^underfill bliys, I'm sure yuu'll OSI1ORNVILLE, N. J. • I , In and out of town. DI'iNVIM.!'! Ur. Herman C. Hogera, First Aa- a picnic to Bhop at A&P. |\ArK will aanlat with building pinna. of Mrs. H. J. Kdznutr. INDIAN LAKE — Lakel'ront home, alalant 1»liyi)lclali, ut Bonnie Burn 11 I deulgnu and constructloli. beautiful view; 3 bedroom:;, lar^e - 40--SHORT ~^~" MORTGAGE LOANS June 17 (Tliitrit.) — Griiduntlon "PICK-UP PICNIC SALAD BREADS FOR SPREADS I Wli! will aiifilst you ln flnunclnrc. llvliu: room, liiri'.e Inclosed b Sanatorium will «pealt on "Uap of NEW COLONIAL; convenient locu- WIO «ni Wl'ltlllll Mnl'tKl'Kon up In exereises, Minintnlnalde Sehnnl, 8 WALTISR A. McNAMARA, Realtor kitchen and tisili. '* lot,.-), nur 1 If you like pbtato sftlnd, but don't ricnicn cnll for gnocl wanclwiciicB,- lint tion: (1 laiue rooms, 2 ..; tile butlis; 3Dd voiirit. Unvt ImoreHt rale« NO Rtreptomyeln In the Treatment of 1ST MlihlH St., . SUmmlt IKIimo-nj air bent, oil burner, SKI.Soil. p,' m, 1 so I cull for MAUVKI/ln-earltfafc under., construction. A 4th. hedrnonl tnra. FII.A anil con von I loll TuberciiluslH. * like. being burdened with platcH |HEBE'S a conifortiiblo eolonlai home LAKKFRONT HOME. 4 bedrooms, 2 1 ortunviiH (illicit.(1. June IH (Ffri.t - MouiilnliiHlde nr library run still In lidded to the ii 1 und fol'ks %vliclt you gb plchlclcing, my A&P wlienever llHU'e's an out- with opon porch arroK.'i the front and kitchens, 2 Imths, beautiful r.nmnds, A'SSUHKI M inTOAOM School llcservallons for the dinner may ..Kiiriio'e, private bench, magnificent 1st. llnor If wuntecl. ELLIS it CO,, HOME clones for siiiiiiii(>r. vaeil- liero'a how to turn it into flngev liiK in tho oiling. For lremjty sand- RtihU'Uun, -jiairrounrted by beautiful Ho. Or. a-llll(J. Eves. Sh. IIIllH 7- COMPANy tion, he made hy, contacting the »offIcon faro: l'iaoo ouch portion on a sllco wldics I^hootic* criuwhy-crustcd pt'OOH. (1 roomii, bath, flropliu'e. iiteam ' view, hiilldy lcieallon; nskliii; $111.1100. 96 SUMMIT AVI'l HI1MMIT N. J '.hut, new oil burnoi', priced undor LAKKFRONT HOME, 5 nioins, nil lm- PMI1NF .SUMMIT fl-1«nB nf the ljcnivue, !!!! 'i-2'tU2 ill lttiom of boliigiiii, and MA11V13L irWiXlfiU'lAI.)... for 110,000, > provemenls, liot wuter heut, $11,500. NORTH SIDE. PivntilriKi. rliono W«KlfloM J-OUI •il)l In the Court HOIIHO. roll to form a cor- daintier ones, thin-Bliced . ' UOnflUT II. BTKEliE, tlEAliTOll CIOOD lukefront lot, sa.sno, ON a beautiful lot 173x175, within five UNHURT AS AUTO nucopia. And If MAUVII!!, SANDWICH I1U10AD 1J|5 Summit Ave. Su. I1-0M7 OOOD lnkefrnnt Int. S2.50I). minute walk of station- and school. (1EORUH II. SCJUIUK. REALTOR you wnnt to add and MA.HVKL KAISIN 1IUKAD. 4 .family • linhiii In iieut.rill Uriel: and frume Colonlul; living room, HOME OWNERS CRASHES HYDRANT ^T'SID? STUDENT 47 FrimliHn ret Indian Luke, nenvllle tlliilui'. i-uoiji, kitchen, ilbrmy, lui'ce thafchef's touch" (Hiiti'lct, wllb an luconut of N. • J, iioi'kuwii.v ii-mioo. Offset Urn hlisher enst df llvl'ur! with 3001); |n;r yparl It mnki'M.'a good Wilim .;cieened u'm-cb; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, ~ Rolierl \j. to your salad,, bo "OUTSIDE IN" CUP CAKES phis muld's rotun und liath; entire reduced monthly mortnuiru paymenla RECEIVES AWARD auro to mulce it AND a sound Inventirlent WITH an PARHIPPANY If you nre paylnii nioi/e than a 4% SwciitciiiB »"f VVeat Brighton, New •Sincn frosting on the outside of Siooliinl — AnltltH! »:!9,mm. 1 hiiusi' lyli.;ht und eheeillll; reereu- ^ MOLIN'TAINSIUI!)—UoloreH Zell- dnllcatcly spicy Attractive (I rms. bulb, iitodern bomi , llmi jonlll with flrepluei'; oil Ivent; 2- rate on vour mnrrguRc, Investliiato our Yprlt, waa unliijureil early MoiTTTny with illp.nty off dlat picnic cup cnlce:; usually ends up HOLMES AOHNCY. R1'IALT6EH fireplace In llvlni: rinim, liu-ijieam reflniineliiK pliin. • ler, daughter of Mr. nhcl Mr«. Mnplo st. Hu ii-i:i.i2 Kves. n:i3;i-n enr uttiicbi'il i^iruite; owner inowlnti mcirnliiK, when his-ear .iltliUloil on ANN VAcWt li'RKNCH l^nE on the. (iiilsiilii of iiicnic-goerji, I hunt, nurii^e wllh U'oi'lcMlfiip. lot aiid wunts ciulck action; , $20,500. To Hoyal- Zcltler of Oalc Tree road lOOxlllO. *lll,;!(lll. 'PAIISIPPANY Thonii P!8 »-1500 , the wet- pavement and ran into 'a. INO from tllb A&r. H'H Himply cut oil' the tops of my cakes, put "CJHXRM REALTY CO., A. E. Van Tri'el:. llkr , Inspect this new llstlnc, phnne received liouorahle hicnltun In tllu dellelliiis ittltl a Mtio value, tflo. Uio frosting IUM/IIV and reiiliice the. SIX boautllul rooniK, all unnil nl'/i", PAUL H. 'I'lOllKNOR, Realtor und uslc for Mr. JHhUBini dr-call ut, tlio fire hydrant In front of Zlinnier'H . Pursl|i|itiUy Rd, Luke PurMpniuiy Sh Hills, 7-;!!i:l'f. Eves., So. Or.' 2-11132 reiMMit. national JcitlriliillHm eoli- tops. Vor this "in- .,, .,.., Bout nuitorlalii ancl ci'iitlniiuiBlilp Oen- Tel Wlilpjiiiiiy ll-lll 111 or ().|:|3-R, . • cm ltrfiniv ••[}. Officer li'i'imk Hnlzer THERMOS THbEESCJME tfcr , entrance. • nri'pliiiw, bnokcaiii'K. Bank test.Kponsorell by Selutliislic MIIR- Hid.! Job" I melt ii ^A!)l?/^/% Bbrobiiecl pornh, lavatory, tiled bath. 1 who Investigated, said the aecldeilt, llispK. Hhoi'leuliig, .• 1 • ii.in-.^ diunag remove from lieiil, I pxaplloiiti, Miilghbrirbifiod, near D. I,! Hi yoill' tlibl'llinlt wllll one of the il MEHM wol'Cln Itiaclrciuate ln> (Ituellbe VEItV WELL .kept, rauy llttlli houso the left slde^ol" Swealong's ear from In '1111'. preliminary local eorl- In Wnntirow Wilson yojiool district. Kl'ititil-lnNtlilR hlendH of A&l' and add !i cup e.banillUK (I limn) Inline; bnl|l; de-* OFFICES FOR RENT the t'Vimt tu the rear.. teslH sponsored hy the Newark Aiv.l"s flavor-rlcii ''• C.AitENCTC D, LQNG, lljUUI'ul st'ltlll]',; cHstunt view, luelal Modern-nil heat; nuniKe, Plot 5(1x1511, COrt'lilW . . . J'lH'HT O'CLOCK cieii'nieiH:i; . pla'tplatne nln.'isinlnss , wlnclnwiwindowsi TWO front roomn; apply 2S Maplti •News she hud been awarded twti (lilllli), ltl'in tnUCI,]!] (medium) •IONA COCOA, • . Ilioker 'HKYNOL11H k- 1 milk. j;i2 Sprliiiiflitld Ave. Hummlt, N. J. • itteiiili .beat;: nioill tnirnt'rT^-^-nir at- _i;lreet tUlbllhlb II-M'M. i BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES •key" and

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE - S P ORT 1 PUBLIC HEAItlNG ZONING Regional High News Our (Great America ft the bV.st Interest of the vet- ' If you run into a slightly starry- ones taking a trip.this week. Mr;-. WILLIAM MOTTER. BOARD OP ADJUSTMENTS lieiiirica-on-theit-NutionaL Service eran to keep his designation of eyed Individual with a happy va-- Charlotte Lehner's second period Trading as The Tower Inn, M»y 20th U"'D" D'CtJ;' CUalrmiin- up~to~date7 T Residence address 78 Park Avenue. ' Life Insurance. Morton Holzman, T;aiii~'stare;~"wanc)ering~anro.iessly biology ~c!ass—went~ffn~u-field- trip- .—- - —Maplewood—New—Jerwey. A>J AVPKA6E VEAR .P0RBST.WOT6 If* tt*6 UWTBP STATESBURN ABDW May 20. 27. •„• PUBLIC HKARINQ ZONING - Regional Inaumncb Officer for about, don't get excited. It's prob- td the- Bronx Zoo, Museum of . 25 MIlllOH fiOEi OF lONp.... AW AREA AUttjiT EOUfll lU %\1B TO TWB' ORDINANCE the Veterans Administration, him- ~nbiy a senior! You sec, tomorrow is Natural History and other points JTATC OP VIR6IWIA ' PROPOSAL Mountainside, N. j| the day of the long-awaited senior of- interest today,,, They were '•> TOWNSHIP OF SPKINCFIELD • ^iven us the following informa- COUNTY OF UNION NOTICEl lrtIS HEREBY GIVEN 'that *u tion concerning this subject: Spring Liberation trip, and thinking intelligently transported to New York by SEALED PROPOSALS will bo re- £ "f 'J " «K Wll be held by th3 has been slightly Impossible-this chartered'bus, and returned home ceived by tho Township Commlttoe of Board of Zoning Adjustment In thJ A veteran may designate a* Council Chamber. Borouah Hall, TiiesJ week. in the same" fashion. the Township of Springfield In tho day evening, May 25, 1948, at olgha principal and contingent bene- Of Quail Reported County of union and State of New o clock, on the matter of-the appllJ But some of the seniors have Jersey, on Wednesday evening, June cation ,of Vlolut. M. Voorhocs. owneil ficiary any 'person or persons, New Jersey's spring liberation 9th, 1048, at ffr3Q o'clock. Eastern Day- of premises Ion feet northeast of thJ managed to cogitate. Kvie Gel- llKhi Saving Time. In the Springfield Intnrni'rMon of State Highway RoutH firm, corporation or- other legal of bobwhite quail designed to In- Munlclpnl Building, and then pub- entitly, including lh«~e.sLale of-, jack,. David Ott and Austin Van 20 and Summit Road. In-the Borough creii.se the game bird population Pelt, the. members of the Com- Shoe Pitchers to llcJy opened and read for: of Mountulnslde. to erect a . motor the insured, individually, or us .in the State should aid consider- THE PURCHASE^ OF TWO (21 lodge. m encemeiit—pluaamg_tcm m illec, " I94B FORD SPECIAL TUDOR SE- trustee. In other vrordw there All 'contrary to thc Zoning OrdlJ ably in boosting, the popularity of havingTbecn busy working on this DANS, 100 HORSEPOWER; HEAVY Jlancc. - - ' - nre no restrictions as lo who may the arlnual upland game season Battle on June 6 DUTY POLICE TYPE GENERATOR year's program. They have de- FOR RADIO; COLOR BLACK. ' BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, he designated n.s "« benefii'lHry-on- nrtrt—Novemberi- the State Fish Kntrics close Thursday, June .1, Ralph E. Dlntx.-Chairman cided, with the aid of Miss Claire There will bp turned In on»tho pur- W. Rait. Socrotary National Service Life Insurance. and Game Council oT~the Depart- for the John Rosselct Mcmoriul. chusc of these cars ono (1) 1046 F.ord Kelly, that the theme is to be Couch (Englno t)9A095082) and one Mm' 20th ' • • Generally speaking, a contingent merit of Conservation announced Tournament, lo beyihcld at the (1) 1042 Ford Coach (Engine 186807- "Memories of Regional." Four EY J Warlnnnco JiirU_. courts, Roselle -iA I3OASTUWE 801). -. "' — TO: JOSEPHYL-DWU*: S dJ beneficiary is one who bcoomo.it j today. *.stude htn will have- speakTnJfliarCs ilnd Elizabeth; on, June 6',' The iVi H Atiy ODICR ' By. dlroctlon of the Township Com- the principal 'ben'e-fiiMary if the ] 7+071 MIWi — mittee. . • > r ll re t v I The Council plans to liberate and the rest will be participants event Is being conducted by the IMEOOORB R0&BVH.T At i42 WAVT»<« M^^'o&P H ^: riu^ w^^ oV J o1 latter dies before the insured. Dated: May 17JJi, 1048. soph H. Dubl; JOHN McNALLY. hf •3,00-1 quail in covey lots of eight in scenes' depicting events which Union County Park Commission youwstsr M/IH to BB INAUGURATED AS helrB, dovleees and • personal roprol pREsiPEitr or trie UMRBP swres The contingent boneflciary la en- birds per covey within the next might be recalled by the gradu- in cooperation with1 the "New Jer- Township Clerk. nentatlvca:- MRS. JOHN McNALLT titled to any • remaining install- May 20th-27th. wlfo of John MoNally. ««""i few weeks in ten counties of New I nates ten years, hence. Tryout.s sey State Horseshoe Pitchers As ,-, By virtue of an order of the Cod,, ments if the principal beneflcftiry I Jersey. -All—hi r da will be banded. | 1_ i I.1CGAL ADVERTISEMENTS tttetiAL ADVERTISEMENTS of Chuncery dated May.5. 104a lrti dicrt' prjor to receiving full pny,r ! -j'lie date of liberation will be set sociation. PICKEREL SEASON eiiuso whftriilll WILLIAM A: RADER Hosselet, a resident of Eliza- SUN LEGAL , : nnd HAROLD O. RADER ojcccutora 01 . mi'Tus of a\\ gimranteed monthly | by Superintendent Edward Roth i4 | thl, ustnt(, or AiiRinit c. Rador, de- beth, lost his life in Germany two TOWNSHIP OP'SPRINGFIELD — COUNTY OF UNION nr c installments. . J of the State Qunil Farm at Hol- WILL OPEN TODAY Sw'A'iil' S °'»plalnantK, and LIZZ1* Eagles Win Opener days before V-E Day. As a horse- SYNOPSIS OF AUDIT REPORT FOR CALENDAR I'KAIt 1947 -SNOW-und-otherB are Defendants, you The insured may name one or j mnnsville. New Jersey's pike, pickerel rtnd CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED HALANCE SHEET — DECEMBER 31, 1!)« arc roqulred to appear und. anaivc shoe pitcher, ho won tho Union ASSETS anil DEFERRED CHARGES the BUI of Complaint on or beforn •moriTeonTinKcnroencOciariesLaiid-; InJUlnntic- Burlington, Camden, pike-perch sea«oj(j. opens today tot Jjnnh "gaJK',"^1 ijoifl''" Dimk S172,507.04 tlje 8th day of July next, or the said, In Softball Game County championship from 1037 .37,000.00 Bill will be taken as confossod nHiilnsJ he .'may drwignatc that they are ! Cumberland, Gloucester, .Mon- to 1812, nnd competed in state and become 'the second' fishing-season- -Rccel.viiblcii you.- T outh ind Ocean .The 1948 edition of. the Spring- 23,460.08 the.first.-cont-ingent. second con- i '" '' counties, fifty- national tournaments, bqing rated Tuxes nnd Said Bill Is filed t6 foreclose tal tingent, etc, to_receive In that five coveys of quail totaling 440 field -Softball League got under of the yefir to be open lo anglers., 40,0011.54 sale certificates NOB. 201, 202. 203, 2O4| with the best pitailC£3_in the .. .. Receivable 20,133.00 »»d 20B, which arc dated Scptcmbr/ order any remaining proceeds p bobwhiles will be released on way Tuesday evening. The Rialto the State Fish and Game Council. Other Receivables. - 2.8SU.20 11, ,1045,• and which were recorded nfl open lands this spring for the "Clippers" and—the "Eagles" country.. Rosselct was vice-presi- r>n.in.>-„„> -f Pnn«Hi!aMnn nw-i Property Acquired by Foreclosure ' or Deed ,,, 30,200.00 Soptombcr. .13, 1045, In Bonk 1447 the insurance—in the event' of the dent of die • National Horseshoe •430,513.00 MortenKcs •• for Union Countv, ... -tangled for. nearly six innings be- Department, of uoniejvauon, an- referred Charges lo be-Raised by Fntuiie Taxation Paitos 212, 213.-214. 215. and 216 r'csnecJ death of the preceding bcnelicmr- I benefit of sportsmen. In noynced. " ' ' tu • : County .-108 birds in 51 coveys will fore dar.kness' halted the game, Pitchers Association and secretary $760,64B.45 tlvcly. ' 1 ,ies. He may also designate that of the state organization. clL pickerel an" d' ,, Total A.wntK and Deferred CJWKIMI ,-. • Said cortllluutnH cover propertj'_lol the contingent boneficlario«-«liiill be ' released and in Middlesex The "Eagles" wasted no time in must be twelve inches .long topiK bCe — ' , . • rated In tho Borouish of Mountainside! Counly__U4_ quail in'.18 coveys will showing the crowd 1t Is the-same A perpetual trophy will"-t>e es- . LIABILITIES,, RESERVES anil SURPLUS Union County. New 'Jersey; ami de-T be Ro'-beneficiaric.i ond share alike taken legally.. During the season scrlbod us LotU'30r 31. and 32 Block! be liberatedTTn'Salem County 272 hard-hitting club which came., so tablished in Rosselet^j memory Liabilities • .. •• ' ' -'— in any remaining unpaid . Insur- which continues untmNoiember Bonds Payable $402,000.00 JH: Lots 41-40 inclusive, Block Q; Lotn 'blrda in .'M coveys will be-set free close lo winning the play-offs last for outstanding ability as a player 25,520.00 20, 21, and 22, Block H; Lots 1, 2, aiiaL ance proceeds, after, the death of 30 the legal catch • ia • ten plke- Notes Payable -3, Block Q; Lots 57 and 58, Blftolt cl in ' proper environment on open year. It'won by a 7. to.~14.score.. and his interest in 'developing Voternns'.HouulnB Appropriation ' 13O;47~ Lots 50-5B both Inclusive, Block, a\ 'th'o—urincipnr beneficiary. lands. -The "Clippers" batted first, and the game. . pcrch (wall-cycd pike), ten pick- BudBet Appropriation Bnlnncch' Lots 36-40 -both- Inoluslvc. Block IIJ erel -daily.. After tho new season Accounts nnd Commitments -Puyablr .' . ' 7.571.17 liOts,.B(W)8_hnt.l) Inclusive, Block F, oil The insured may selext more The schedule does not include garnered, one- run from TompklnH, Thc tournament is. open to all Improvement Authorization;) not Bonded 11.270.50 maif- entltlod "Parkway- Estates' Io4 closes, it-will be reopened from . Improvement Authorizations funded by Budget Appropriation* eiitoel In thc Borounh of Mountainside] than one of tho available option.-. !_hirds t bo n||oUod tOeld "trials, the '-'Eagle" pitcher.' The "Eagle's" players in the East. a The winner 1 the first Saturday in January Prepaid Tiixea, AGueumnents and Revenue. ! . >0,2U.77 Tlnlon County, Now Jersey, adjolntnpl for a beneficiary or he may even thc stalc p,sh and Game Coun. bounded right back with two In its of,.the championship class wiirre- Resorvea Westflold. October 1025" F.A. Dunhnml AsiiossiniDntB and Linns 61,428.52 Inc.. C. E. fs Surveyor, Plalnfleld. Nevf elect that thc proceeds of- his in- cil atinounccd. After the field trial half, as eight men went to bat, ceive the John Rosselet Memoiral 1949, to the laal Sunday of Hint month to permit fishing through MortR.iRon"imd Other HccolvablrB 28,025.04 Jersey, and were oxocuted and deJ suranco be paid under different aIiotmenta have been made, any "but the rally ended when Callahan Trophy. Finalists in classes B and Property -Aoquiiiid- 30,200.00 llvorcd by W. F.^-CaivnlnK, Collcctoq opfTohs to different beneficiaries. the ice. Down Payment or Capital Improvement Funil 0.37U.3U of Taxes.-to Alitfust C. Rador. remnining quail will be distributed was called out on strikes'.' Then C will also receive awards. Plny- You nro The insured may change the Othor 0,(i20.10 to the southern counties of the came the fateful second, after the CTH—will—qualify for the various' The annual pike and pickerel Surplun iau.uu.ui Beneficiary at any time, without you huvo..oi'_i«fay..huvo iln Interest lii state on an .equal basis. "Clippers" had scored two to take divisions by pitching fifty shoes. season is the forerunner.- of the foe In tho^niids covored by a;ild oor-1 the beneficiary's knowledge "~BT Total Liabilities, ReserveK and Surplus jitesjjr a dower Interest In .saldf ft three two", lead, the ' "Eagles" Entry blanks may be obtained popular bass season which opens consent. Likewise he may change .lands:— • ^ Beginning -May 7th, all Spring- swarmed all over to score six runs from George T. Cron, assistant on June IS. Opening of the bass Dated: Mny 7, 1048. nny optional settlement previous- jieason^ which also concludes on TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD — COUNTY OF UNION HCHMID A; BOURNE, field storekeepers will remain featured by Eric Scrlba's ba^e- superintendent of rocreati6n~the' CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED SURPLUS ACCOUNT FOR 1947 Solicitors of Complainant, ly selected to any other without open Friday evenings—until—9- Union County Park—Commission, November 30, will -complete—Ihe Balance December 31, 1046 $147,770.75. 382 Sprlncrtcld Avcnuo, the beneficiary's1 knowledge or Additions In 1047: SummH,, Now Jcrsby. o'clocli, sponsored"by the Cham* aeven errors didn't help administration building, Wtirinan- total number of open fishing sea- Revenues Ronllscd In Excess of Amount' May 13. 20, 27. June 3 Foes—$23.nl consent, providing the veteran ber of Commerce. co-Park, or by writing Box 231, sons in New .Tereey~a~s~the trout Anticipated ln.BudBlct . • $40,002.15 the "dippers." They enabled the Other Miscellaneous. Rovcnuea , 15,514.65 PUBLIC HEARING ZONING "Eagles" to grab three in the Elizabeth. Blanks should be re-, season has been underway_since .Cancellation of Unused ReucrveR A: Aut,horl7(itTolVs H.6B2.7R ORDINANCE turned not later th'an June 3. April 115. •Assessment!] nnd AsuoBr.mont.tilcrrcolloctlonti .12,364.81 .Mountainside. N. J. fourth and fifth.. Chick Clcarone May 12. 1048. helped this "Eagles" along with a • Total Additions ' • • -. • ,'78,584.30 NOTICE -IS HEREBY' GIVEN that .. public hearing will bo hold by thj double and a: home run. The -.224,344.14 Board of Zoning Adjustment hi thJ —Clipperfl—obtained only nine hits -©ounoll-Chambor, Borough Hail, Tuesl Deductions In 1047 ' . ' day evening, May 25, J04B, at .8:11 from Tompklns, two, for extra CANADA, FISHERMEN'S PARADISE < Surplus Appropriated as Revenue In the 1047 Budeot 73,500 00 o'clock.' on the mattor_ofTOHlIdron'il County Taxes Per Chaptor 307 P. L. 1041 772.53 Country Homo at Westflold. Ndw Provll bases, a double by E. Sacco, and dence roud. 'to ereof a convalescenl Dudley, pitcher. All In all thc Totul Deductions hosnltal. All contrary to the Zoning game did not give too much of an Ordinance. Balance December 31, 1047 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. indication as to what to expect RALPH DIETZ, Chairman. from the two performing clubs, May 13-20 ' : Few—$3.9 but last year's champ, the Legion, * RECOMMKND ATION S TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD" '", '">«* *'\« Mquldntlng of Tifx Title Llonn by -Acquiring Titlo to th<) haa been ndvised to look for plenty Property Through-Foreclosure or by Deed bo Continued. Notice or Hearlnr of competition, (2) Thnt. Efforts bo Continued to Dispose of tho Prooortv Now Owned Notice Is horoby given, that thJ -SSL.'!'" Township. - — Board of Adjustment of tho TownshlJ SCORE: (3) That Additional Cash Funds bo, Invoatod In aovornmont Securities. of Springfield. In the County of Unloi] (4) Thnfthn Liabilities Oarrlod for the Rotnlncd Porccntago and W. p. A. and Stftto or New Jersoy, will hold ' r h Project Account!) bo Transferred to Capital Surplus. public hearing on Thursday. May 27thl K. Sprlnitlc, If 3 1 (5) That All Intorfund Accounts bo Liquidated DurhiK 1048 1048, at 8 P. M.. Daylight Saving Time! H. Sorlbn, :i b 2 2 (111 .That . Asiii-Hsments be Conrirmod Forthwffli~on "Completed Jin- In the Municipal Building to conslde: R- Sciibu, cf 4 3 nrovements. * —'•• • nn application of VlrnlnlaAppollto foa 3 1— FREDERICK j. STEFANY an oxcpntlon to tho Zoning..Ordlnan< A, D'Andrca, s» 1 1 Registered-Municipal "Accountant No. 346 cdiibernlng Block 7, Lot B, located c R. Bully, rf 0 For Firm Of Main street. •.--• • R. Andorson,- 2b 0 • .• " F. J. STEFANY & COMPANY '"•' — By order of the Board of Adjustment S. Callahan, c— > 0- Cortlflcd Public AccountantB - ROBERT D. TBEAT, D; Tompklns, p 1 Now Jcrsoy —' Now York Soorotary. •, Mny 20th, 27th Foes—$J3.B8 May 13th-20th Foes—$3.0 Totals CI.ll'I'KltS ' ab R. JOUCH, HS J. Dlpulmn, cf J. DonnlnEton, 3b R, Palzor, lb E. Sacco, c P. Sncco, 2b J; Kramor, If WRITE YOUR OWN IJ. MacDonald, rf ' s. Dudloy, p Totiils H Clippers 12 2 110—7 9 Eagles 2 6 0 3 3 X—.14 11 Wets' Subsistence SPRINGFIELD 206 Morris Avo., Checks to Increase Springfield, N. J. Springfield veterans and others presently enrolled in full time ln- GENTLEMEN: . ' ': ^T . Ntltutional training will receive an ANADA, coast to coast, la a fish- nnd lakes of Quebec, Ontario, Mani- mcreaaevin subsistence allowance C ermen's nanidiac; its lakes and toba and British Columbia are de- ZLL^.Please inserfc the following Classified'Advertisement for.--. tunes be- L ~Tri~th"e"~cho'ckHthey will receive on rival's looming wfiTi KSujni-'llsh in- servedly popular with Aniprican or about May lfi, This incroase cluding eastern brook .tr.out—lake nnpli'i's. pro'liiihlv no plneo on the ginning with your issue of_- 1.—.....'.:...... , under the classification in. moat cases will be handled trout, Atlantic nml tyoe salmon, Continent offers liner Eastern luanun.iche, smnllmoulh blade bnsa, brook; trout fishing combined with automatically by the Veterans Ad- inl'Ro inou HI buss. musltcllunRC, _:.... • • .07c per word_^____Minimum charge .70c , . ministration and will work like awe-inspiring mountain 'grandeur m w northoni pike, wulleye piko, stool' than, does Malignn hake nnd the' this; tt'liJ'Mi.n.'iow niid Kamloopa trout. = L •Malignc River, in the heart ~oV ' YOUR AD WTTATlTTPT^^^rr^r^yPT^^ Bees it Well! -— 1. A veteran with no dependents' ffT fhfii ^nl' Jaspor National Park, Canadian currently receiving $(!5 per month of-Caiiiida are ensily acceBslbie from Rockies. A new-bonHcl-oi] Cnnadliiii_ Springfield Sun -^'^i^^^^out-h-OraHge-ttoor' . will receive t7S per, month, stations nlonp; tho Canadian Nation- ill Railways 'between llio»MAt-liuit.ic- llMhiuu- nreiis is now. beiiiK diHtriu- r 2. A veteran wltlrone dependent uteil by CanadiiinNjiUoiMi!; ^Maplewood-News Millburn Short Hills Itomi - -Thetwcnticth century has seen the cosmetic Industry,, ml—Pirnrfir—coirstK and north to _Lcurrently-receiving-$00 per month l.udson's Bay. While, the streams In thcTUnited-Stutea. in America become one of the most fascinating, scien- I will receive $105 per month. tific and remunerative of businesses. In the past ten | 3. A veteran with two or more dependents currently receiving years it ha#doubled itself, reaching a peak in 1946. A $00 per month "will automatically recent survey for that year sets the national consump- recelvo a check" for $105 on or tion at $477,872/125 retail value. New Jersey's share about • May 1, 1048. In order for SprliiKflelil We. . SM 6-3000 lloccliivilllll ltd. . SU. (i-2019 him to receive the $120 per month Mat. 3:00—Eve. 7:00 8:45 Mat. s::to—Eve. 7:0(1 .OHIO at wholesale figures is approximately 4$7O,0OO,00O. authorized for veterans with two Cont. Sat. ami 8nn. from 7 I". M. Contliiuntjii Sat., Sun., Hoi. 2 V. M. The use of cosmetics was known in ancient times or more dependents, ho.must sub- FBI. ANO SAT. MAY 21.-32 NOW PLAYING mit satisfactory evidence of the but their substance and application seem strangely Dmiald , Olga THRU WED. additional dependent to Jhc Vet- ^O'Connor .'. Sim ' Jiinii crude to us today. The American Medical Association erans Administration before the \ CLAUDETTE COLBERT has conducted extensive studies of the contents of. additional subsistence allowance is. u IK—.M.05 caji be authorized. If this evidence "ARE YOU'WITH IT" ROBERT CUMMINGS modern cosmetics. Chemists arc responsible for the is received on or beforo July 1, PLUS purity, of these products and they are manufactured Wlllinm ItiHlmii—Gloria Henvj' AMECHE under scrupulously clean and attractive conditions. SUPPOHT TIIIO TTUND 16 in 20—$1.40 SICK NEXT WEEK'S 1PAJPKK in Electricity and Gas play an important part in the "ADVENTURES IN manufacture and packaging of cosmetics, as well a* SILVERADO" .u SLEEP, ', in maintaining favorable working conditions in the MlLLBURN' "5T 2fi—$1.75 NOW M.A.YING THItU SATURDAY SUN. AND MON. MAY 211-XJ MY LOVE" factories and plants. DICK I'OVVISIX - SIONIS 1MSSO I.ucillc Hall—OlmrlcH Coburii To tho Ends of the Earth One Week Bcffinnintt CLASSIFICATIONS Kcnl 1'JHtatc for Side Co-l''eliture "LURED" Thursday, May 27th SUGGESTIONS Help \V»I)UMI I'.'omulo For Sale A Woman's Vengeance •PIJUS Help Wunlnd Mule Wuilfed to Buy Iteul Wuiitnd John I'lmery—Hillni'.v HIOOUCN Cliarlos lloynr - .II-MIIUI T;nnly BARRY FITZGERALD 1—Writes or print plainly. Ilniplo.vinuut Wuutod Sert>i<;e» Offered HOUIIIH Saturday Matinee HOWARD DUFF ADDED CARTOONS "LET'S LIVE AGAIN" 2—DcscrilH! your offering Knclo!(.e(l find money order (or check-) for $..., tJOROTHY HART ' fully. (Results from your For Tin) Children. Ekco Cutler)/ to the Ladies to cover the cont of tju; nbove «d- in full, ml depend largely on.what SUN., MON,, TUKH., Mny 33-24-2S Man. Mai. and Eve. in Murk IInIHiifcnrs MaKtnriili^r With Eve. Admission, you any) Signi-d Thfe Naked City . Plus 5c Service Char fie MttrU Hellinger's With Harry t'lt'/gniriilil ;i—Include your phone number Addro.Hii. Ttit'M., VlVd., 'l'liuiK., Muy 2B, 211, 'il Phono Adventures of Ciisuiiova ^ Ainu IJIICIII—Veronica ILnlut "NAKED " Arturo Do Ooriluv^ - Lucille llreinvr City State. COMING WHJ)., MAY 28, HIIB > CITY" Gentlemen M Agfcoimint "SAIGON" MAY 20, 1948 THE SPRINGFIELD'/SON. SECOND SECTION Revised Tax Confusing? -GATGWMG 4JP WITH Here's an Explanation! THE WORLD UnionHEssex Counties For Bewildered Taxpayers " By GREGOKY HEWLETT .j '' (Editor's Note — This is the first of a series of articles by a practicing attorney in Maplewood. Succeeding articles will dral with rrct-nt im- The Old Testament became the history book of the portant changeNjn the tax IUWH^) * *• ' ' ' hour-last-week, as people an all .parts _of the world sought out •— —r BY RICHARD RIDDLE FISHER background information to help.them interpret, one of the You will pay less income taxes to Uncle Sam this year. major events of modern • times—the establishment of a The good news is that,your last year's, income tax-bill will Jewish state in Palestine. • v . be reduced up to 12.6 per cent depending on your income And because of the Bible history, by the Unemployment Corhpenaa-' bracket. If you are married and the sole breadwinner'of your thia—event captured the "imagina- tion Law. The T5<;nc7ri» will rjmge family earning $5000.00 per year and "have two dependents, tion of people everywhere. It from $9 to $22 a "week for a maxi- ' you will save 5157.40. if you earn- waa ho£ just another political de- mum of 20 weeks. Cancer Clinics SIO.OQO, you will save $501.01. Even velopment in a land far away; it The monriure adopted is a com- ^ a single person who earns $5000.00 was the re-establlshmerTF of a" promise between the all-public Essex will save $110.78, a single person | itate going back more than 3,000 aild all-privutc fund plans-. Work- earning $2000.00 will save ?52.(iO. yearn into hiwt'ory—back Into the ers mny accept coverage under the Announced . .Congrcss~has~liftcd"*'the~incomc" .. daye of such familiar -names as pjiblic fund—a temporary di.sabili- tax burden In several ways. First Sauland David and Solomon. Not ty benefits fund of $50,000,000 i« to Through grants made by the of all for you as an individual since 37 ycara before the bir(,h- of be created out of the $220,000,000 New Jersey Division of the Amer- them.' is an outright reduction, per- Je.ius Christ has there been a He- which . workers have contributed ican Cancer Society, cancer clinics centage-wise, In your tax. Most brew state, the Roman.s having to the unemployment compensa- iare now operating in 15 counties important, however, are the addi- conquered the lund. at that time. tion fund—or .private coverage in the State and arrangements are tiqjnal benefits given to married The history of 4hcancientr-H<~- may be provided by the employer^ now under way wherobjrltospitalsH ^people — they may split- their brw states of Israel nnd~'Judah if a majority in any covered^ con- In all the counties may, find the "lHcwtftrwhTclrwIir keep many mar- a turbulent onei-and-Bo,—too, cern assents. Effective date of way clear to conduct centers ried people out of the higher "surtax wore tho first days of the new wHor'e patients may' go for diag- brackets. And then there Is tho In- 1 the new benefits Is January 1. "Late of Israel. The moves .to. The menmire callw for a orie-week nosis and treatment. A"now finan- crease In the personal exemption- found the .state had been 'planned waiting period and .a doctor's cial plan recently adopted-by tho from $500 .to. $G00 with a similar far itv advance, but even .so, the certification hefore benefits are New Jersey Division of the Amer- increased allowance.for. each-de rapidity of events last wek was payable. ican Cancer Society will allow for pendent. Tho standard deduction, startling, aiM it Marked contrast has been liberalized, und tho medi- Thief was one of Governor Di'i.s- the expansion of diagnostic facili- to the days when tho; battles of ties by more hospitals. cal deduction will be. more advan- the Holy Land were fought with colViTmifsl fills of legislation. An- tageous In certain cases. Yes, in spears and swords. other measure on his program, The latest clinic to open is that 1048 you will pay less taxes. „ The action started last Friday increasing minimum, .salaries- of at the Lutheran Memorial Hos- Tercentiigo Reduction when-the British, "who Had tauen but hi» pital In Newark, while the ope at recommendation that the floor )# the Salem Memorial Hospital is The rule tables for determlng Palestine from Turkey in JtU7, re- taxes remain the'mime, and from linquished the rrja'ndatc they had. $2,400 was cut down to. $2,000, an now fufrctionlng under the coop- increase of $200 over the minimum eratlve sponsoTship of tho Salem these same tables you determine held for 26 years. Immediately, ..a_tcntiitly many more, and the sisted of" light Industrial or' re- ments were constantly changing land and air. Bell reprosestative from Now York beginning June 7 and thereafter Newark; . Mountainsido Hospital, been $475.00.-(Last year a1 flat re- mast controversial ones, are «'till search units. size. ' " , said. . ._ • .. will be required to take vocational Montclalr, Orange Memorial, Or- duction of only 5 per cent was al- Ui S. RECOGNITION to be taken care of. And the Regional Plan Associa- This trend of light industries appraisal tests at the Seton Hall . A few hours la.leTr~Pre5iacilt- ange, lowed against the tentative tax.) Filial approval was given also tion of New Yorlc estimates,, that "There just wasn't room for fur- moving into suburban areas was Guidance Center, Howard J. Truman gave official U.S. _reco£i. closely developed residential and ther expansion In the city," Fuller backed iip by mayors, and Cham- Leahy, Director of Admissions an- Union '— Elizabeth General, St. The percentage reduction applies to nition to Israel In a move that •finite"; first phase of sotting up Elizabeth Hospitals, „ Elizabeth-; Individuals, estates and i trusts. an Integrated court system—Ono-^Industrial land.in Union and'Essex explained. bers of Commerce in several subur- nounced yesterday. ^ surprised the whole world. No Overlook Hospital, Summit. Thero is no reductionrln-corpora- measure enacted abolished all po- Counties will be doubled by 1070. "At Murray Hill," he'bontinued, ban communities.' Seventy-five per cent of the 1,000 elaborate explanation* was given tion taxes. Withholding tables ap- lice nnd recorder courla and jus- Dons this mean that such a rapid "'Bell Labs have-'found an ideaT Mayor F. Edward Blcrtuempfol undergraduates screened. during occupational preferences before but the quick action appeared to v plicable as of May 1 are being used ticca of the peace, and provides growth will be at least in part duo location, aw.ay_fr.om_city_noise and of Union for example sakj that the the last eight mo.nths were vague graduation. ,, have a two-fold purpose:, to beat by employers to increase.the take for "the establishment of a muni- to the movement of large numbers dirt, to conduct delicate research policy of that town was—to—pr-o-_|j-about vocational goals, Leahy re- the Russians to the recognition Each student will be given a six home-pity uf employees;— clpal. court-by-cTO!r~milnlcipalltyr|-o£ light-industrial units into sub- experiments." mote acceptance of light desirable vealed. A study made by guidance punch and to recover the public hour prqeossjng which includes Income Splitting opinion ground thnthad'-been lost A companion bill consolidates-all urban areas? —Evidently It Is also a desirable industry. directors of student curriculum In- screening, a series of ..tests .of a dicates the undergraduate-coun- Again the policy of Congress to when we reneged on the UN pjan city and county district courts For an answer we first visited location from the 1000 employes' Union tirowo psychological, aptitudlnaU-and- in- seling is necessary for students on give poculiar benefits to mnrried for partition of Palestine. within a county into -a single Boll laboratory, Murray Hill, fin- standpoint too. For as wo drove up When he camelnto office a de- telligence nature and an evalua- ^ '"_ !_i~brc~gin~~W)th let me cmphatl- tions, Each partition can be i , . . . people with receding Shins',are studies of the shapes,. of_famoue should be usc3~Tri~moBtnsnie!|. to J UN has another—chluiuo_muv—to= deep -freoSio -unit. And-she—is-con-- VnantlcdVtld' ' overnightiht , thtre-eitheT-cx^-dttstriathtith l and -population growth).. di'xnoiiNtrate its courage, its ncn*e cally state that only by" being odd sidered' reapectable. 6h _aEtlst3l_liands_liave^ehDwjvrrth«t:|imakc_ad.varitaKC of income split,' of justice, and Us power," Horc, it may you enjoy the fuller—paths-] -astior-and-quick in action. most possc.id short fingers. - I ting. _ ' '-_ Now I ask you frnakly, which HiM-ins, IN a great opportunity for -of life. The greatest joys are those New Jersey Poll Another common misconception One more example; Shifty dye's" How do we compute the 1048 of these women'would .you rather ijie U.S. und tho U.S.S.R. to work which come to the person who has ,it that d largo nose is a sure do not necessarily mean a "shifty" Income tax to take advantage of. be? Which ono arouses your In- together for "a common caune. breaks from convention and sets sign of a meddlesomo-) establishment of a Jewish state. lavender slacks designed for a you respect a dreg (even if she be their candidate, they have selected the popular choice-of—New-ilftr-aey-l With the' die now cast, a united woman about' 40'years her junior. a handsome dreg)? No! You Democrats. front would seem to be desirable. In the summertime she hns an -!w;l>ecL—tho--ftrsT^womitn because A~NevirJorscy-PollT!urvey just completed discloses J* ^_._...,-THE LEGISLATURE upsottlng habit of listening to she is courageous in the face of tliat mbrej.-tmin-t>ne—i$ut- of every -thrcaJDcmocrats ! While all this waa going on,' baseball—tfitmea -"on . heT ' front convention. v$he_darxs_taJie_uet^ "(35%) would vote for him today. _ • - Now JorepyV) L£gis]nUir£>_rlecJdpd porclirrWhcn—thmrt-nctflion of the flolf; to be diffcrentTFor the ol, Further evidence of Mr. .Trfiman's popularity as to tnk'n' nil- piil'lv vap.atinn nndrr.e.-;j unjpire doesn't agree with"- -er-you-oan-have. only sympathy. a candidate \vQaJmii.eate(lJ)yJiist week's New Jersey CMS until kite August "It left (which, is often the-caye) she has- •o-jULTyou-Who-aro-^dif^ ndlngH-i.VmtjKte6f all Republican.voters in the ff^KF clone—but"it" alao-lcft. been known to tell him so on fcrent," odd, or cccehTribTbe' prc!D rat*e~l The your -ijmwuIiTness and make. tBe "1, New Jersey Poll report, however, reveals butstanding among tjtje mens- horror of Sunday stroller*). ' • most of it. You arc much more that Mr. Truman has dropped five (8) percentage ures adopted last week was the A ItKNpcctubln Woman ' human an'd know a keener joy of points in popularity among New Jersey Democrats. one providing ca.sh sicltncas bene- I know another womiui who living than, your more conserva- STASS1BN 1'OPULAR WITH DEMOCRATS fits to those workers' now covered married a dull-handsome husband tive brother^. " Harold IS. Stasscn, who Is neck and neck with Dcwey among tho state's GOP voters, may be part of the reason for the 5% drop in Truman Democratic sentiment. Today more than oho out of every six Democrats (18%) say .they would vote Even Whales Are Flying Now for Stassen^a 13% Democratic increase for him since April 1—further evidence of tho success of Stassen's Now Jersey visit. Residents of thin area are go 1 MACAUTIIUR SUPPORT GROWING Ing to be astonished in the near General Douglas MacArthur, who bits doubled his support among future when an enormous whale, Republicans since April 1, Jias also experienced the same growth in 220 feet long, .will come flapping sohtimont among Democrats. 7% of all Democrats said they woujd Save *5 or *IO monthly tflfiiinifi:; and spouting over them In tho vote for him then; today 14% sayTioVTfieir choice for President. nighttime sky. WALLACE AKjSO STRONGER in an insured account., The Illuminated whale, mownl- Sentiment for Henry Wallace among Democratic voters i« stronger ;-ed on one .side of a 2K3-foot cx- today than It was on two previously reported New-Jersey Poll flur-vtiys. 'Navy dirigible, will contain 4.K00 Today ono out of every ten Democrats (10%) soy they wonlN vote for liberal earnings added flashing- light--b.ul_bfi and will (lap Wallace. Oil April 1 ho win the choice of only 3% of New Jersey Ita tail and send o^t enormous Democrats, • _. OR CREDITED fll .lighted flpouts, while swimming on When New Jersey Poll reporters asked'a cross section of Demo- ocean waves-made up of 2,000 ad- crat voters all over the Htnte; THE flIinUBl Rfljf-Ot- ditional lighta.lt will be by far the "Siippotio you hud a chanco to vole for your favorite einulidiito fur YOU can make definite preparation largest reproduction of an animal President in HUH. If uuch an election vraro hold today, which

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Prune Dying Watchung Dogwoods Sprout Blooms Thinning System May Twigs to AvoidJ Your Suburban Garden Fungus Disease By Alexander Forbes In planning your garden have '111. oomo to you through your" As the leaves came out on the Double Garden Harvest you considered the added delight •pened windows in late aftornoon | trees this spring, observe the dead you might have from tho fragrance nd evening. and dying twigs and branches. of your floweraY There are many Thrrc—ate—^tuio—OUJC*—|>lunU-| perfumed varlet|c«. which may bo — They- cell- for prompt action- hioh must bo mentioned, H«vo a | enjoyed .through a long season. bod of-.-the~dellghtlrur~llly- proper .pruning—before It U'. too Those, when mingled among their .f-the-TOlloy In H shaded spot un- | late, advisee £>r, R, P. Maraliull perhaps more showy cousins will 1 Left alonei these woakonod or a troo.. And, Include In your , broiidcij the appeal of your gar- jor-dur the" ol7(-ff Yale University. Rooky Moun- removed to make a salad; and with nn approved antiseptic tree destroy an entiro crop of young much for so little. In June the by sowing thinly, but the hazards bo turned on tho bod and allowed 4 tain spotted fever, scrub .typhus I this process may be continued paint." ' elm leaves in~oa.rly~BU'mmor. roaeo have tholr turn not only to eood germination. are_solgr«it. to run alowly until the soil is Leaves Chief " and parrot fever aro among the jWtll-the apaqlng is right for fho" Feeding a tree B u b s t a tt 11 a 1 "Tho troo may then develop riew add fragranco to your garden but serious diseases which may be that allowance must he made for remaining plants to mature thoroughly soaked. Or," if yotf g y g amounff of a woll-balanecd^or- loaves,—he saya, "but at consider- Lack in Diet l t oonguered by this newost member . the failure of some, by sowing Carrots may be thinned the flrat ganlo tree' food will "promote vig- able oxpenao of vitality, But theso prefer, apply a buokot full of Wa- also as cut flowers in your living two or throe-times as many seeds ter to each shrub oooasionally. Nutritionists continue to chorus: room. of the penicillin - streptomycin time when they are as thick as a orous growth and restore a tree's too may bo devoured by tho "Eat moro green, leafy foods." Tho family of druga called ohloro-- _afl-thoEe_ia_roonv_to mature. Mature shruba should bo fed in And don't overlook the—lilies pencil; and-a-dish-of-the-thinnings- vitality. „ beetles." . ' ' average diet, thoy Insist, la deficient mybetln. Select Best Plant* will give those who have hcVer-eat- spring and twice again- boforo «rfuch as oandldum, the Madonna Weakened this way,_the_tree Is in those vitamin and mineral-rich on &uch tiny carrots before, a now August 15. Ono rounded tablo- rln Junpjnd .Tu!yi-tbuiul- Larger buslica, like Ulaca, snow- to produce now loaves until frooz- nuals. Choose some for tholr fra- cr6p~WHIch" grows host when the roots and tops together,. for a de- Large ovorgroons, old shrub- Ing weather kills them. licious dlah.'"""""•" _.. the comer." ball, splroa^ welgelu, dogwood oto., grance, ijuch as. snapdragoiw; plants stand four Inches apart, bery and shade troca also need should bo fed only once during the do not'iit first thin it-to one-plant Both should bo sown as soon as sweet aultan or conturesi impo.rl- : food. Most gardeners food . their Defoliation over a period of summor—In lato June. i-Iolos 8 to Your for each four lnob.es. There are the gardon Is prepa'rod—Whllo New Chalet of flowors and vegetables at least years' gradually sapa a treo'a vi- 10 lnohea deep and 1V4 Inches in Zealand spinach la a tropical plant, two reasons for this. Warns Ambitious tality. Tho ;'boat insurance, saya ncso Pink; candytuft; sweetf-peas, onoe a year. We can scarcely un- diameter should be made around Its soeds germinate boat In tho-cool |_SP.Lir_PJCKET__ First, many Vegetables, such as Mr. ' Splccr, is in keeping your mutthlola, mlmulu^ moechatua, derstand thelrTceffloiiliig whenrthe tho bush in zigzag fashion. Two woathor of oarly spring; and ger- SPLIT RAIL mignonette,. the annual phlox civrrota and bcota. are most deli- front Yard sumo folks will plant an ever- trees healthy. Spraying In May la handfuls of a mixture of half plant mination Is often difficult If aown cious, when" half-mature^Bjr~thin- -drummond!-and~bo~euro~to.'lnolud* I- HAT_E1CKET- food ancThuTrsoirShouRrbc-plttced when the-ground-warms up. ROUND RAIL nlng at first only enough-to—ln^. Dresser tho noxtj.0 or 20 yoars. Thoao to control tho- olm loaf_beetlo. Nlcotlena afflnlrf.thq white flow sure that each atanda well alone Dressing up_tho_iVont yard and- In each hole. Aftorwards, fill l'roduco Abimiliuitly STOCKADE larger plants probably rob tho aoll Thoso beetles, the tree export orlng tobacao. Plant this- alose ;to —in-the-row-and then allowing them tb.e gardon area Is one of the- holes with soil and water. Whether you sow ono or both~ol ^Tiood oven moro than tho small points out, have wlntorod over in your house so that Its porfurao • For Beauty and Prlvaoy to grow awhile, many will soon routlne-JQbfl-fif-llEXlngtlme, says If two' of tfib older stems aro hoao oxoollont groons, romombor flowers auoh. as zinnias, tulips and attics, ohurch belfries, barria. Ap- • Long lasting Whits Collar reach the stage when they oan be Fred D, Oaman, Agricultural Removed to tho ground eaoh year, at thoy produce abundantly and rosea. pearing in.^ early May as adul harvested for the table. Agent but many home owners are a shrub may bo kept opon and •o oaaily ovcrplantod'. • Xurnj « bonulifdl silver thoy begin to foed on now elm Specializing in • Work by Stagoa going too far when they dig up The Extensioiii Sorvlco getB. bushy arid tho 'now growth will be Ono plant of Now Zealand apln- **No oxpeniivo painting leavos, chewing oval holes in Second, It is foolish to. discard tho ground around tholr ever- many calls from people who db- able .to dovelop-4Ui ftormal form. ch would fill a bushel basket, but serlbe the lower branches of hem- them. LAWNS, LANDSCAPING • Complolely Initalled greens or spread lime around un- Such shrubs ao Hydrangeas, nly tho tender tips of its many and der them. . locks, pines and other evergreens "Then they deposit their eggs on Honeysuckle, Forsythla, —Erlvet ninchos should bo. cut, Thoso aro • Up to S" Yonrl to Pay EVERYTHING FOR Rhododendrons, Mounta-ln "as "dying back," losing tholr tho under side of the loavos. These and Sumac may bo out back to the iilckly replaced by "now-growthr— AMIESITE DRIVEWAYS , . Aim SpeoUlblnr In Z3DDJlR_QARbEN •Laurel and Azaleas, particularly, needles or gottlng thin and alok- aro In tiny yellow clusters. Each ground ovory so Often and new Svviaa chard_sliituld bo used when Roofing — Siding •• Q u a 111 y_overgreona,—troes,_| -hMGJhjU'ow roots and prefer an ly looking; .also that tholr cedars cluster contains 30 or 40 eggs. Ono growth thinned to propor form. ielBnvcy*afo young, not over ton ero ~ gottinK~thlnmor^nott'oh—year; SHORT HILLS - Iniulation -shrubs,—Jlowbrs,—fruit—troea acid—soil. Therefore, digging- female •.beetleUcan Tayl-OOOleggs,' Those shrubs which hear blos- chea In height. Sown with tho Qiiestrorirng soon "brings" out'"tlfef raised In and for this oilmate. around-thcm._lnilir-«s_the roots and Mr. Spicer saysT"--•> soms on new growth in latcfeprlng fact that they are gradually dying LANDSCAPING Also sooda,. fertilizer—all at llmo 1B toxicJ:p_ihla typo of ever- - "The • eggs hatch out in ear'ly or summer should bo prunodHn- t In a month, and new loaves from starvation. Much of tho ni- 718 MORRIS TURNPIKE ROSEUE 4-0480 reasonable prices. - - green. June and tho destruction to the late winter or early spring. Shrubs ill-grow to replace thipse that are trogon and a great deal of tho.pot- _SHORT HILLS 175 WESTFIELD AVE., WEST Ealelng-tho-leavcs, tfiolr natural leavoa boglns with roncwod vig- which bear-blossoms on, last year's ii,t. Chard has'a distinctive flavor Landaeape Contractor! -ash—ia leached out of tho soil Tel. SH 7-8200 ' ROSELLE PAWC, N. J. food, away from undoFThe plants" or." wood should be pruned soon aftor hlch many prefer to splnaoh,-and each wlntor soaaon so that large SOUTH MOUNTAIN also leaves the roots subject to Still others il5ould~bo hlldren uaunlly like it better. . plants havo loft only that food ro- An arson"rity_a glandular -I^NOW owe, two feet apart, thoy-will-pfo^ Condition, la very ofton caused by luce loaves whloh stand frcozlne, We are pleased to inform Home Owners, and overeating. By O. A. BKADSHAW nd aro Improvod In flavor by that ixporlonoe, Gol)ards aro a mombor Business Firms, and others, that we have Rhododendrons f tho oabbago family Whl^sh do not ATLAS FENCE nuke hoada, but loavoa with oab been awarded the . lage flavor...... All these grpens are Hph In in. WEAl PEAMMHIP rals and vitamins, and are valu ablo in the diet. giving complete service on these OQHMANT in. fino power mo\v«r«, .I.H. Schmidt & Son, Inc. PROTECTION Many pooplo hnvp TB gorma In small (imuitltles.lying dormant We Have In Stock MORRIS TU'BNPIKH Atlai Chain link F*t«e prol«ch ctilldrpti, pat* and property. K«tpi Uaippifert oul. hlti'W their bodies. If tho natural MILLBURN divliloit litini onii |)flauljfl«l thv rioma. Beit timci) is lowered,. tKe gormu bo The Oaretaker—$620.00 alto for IrutilulloHql and Industrial ui»l. gin to rlovolnp ihid Inoronae. Poor ATLAS FENCE COMPANY I'ooovory from amito roaplratriry The New 28" Victor— 6-0293 illaetiao such -«s pnnumonin, ittflil- | 1040 BDOADST. Ml tMO! NtWAIlK,N. |. Bii, grlppo, .ami colds will lower $284.00 roHlativiino and provide Won) enn- dltloiia for «n outbroak of thp Whippet 21 "-S160.00 gortns, ,i * Special! ROSE BUSHES 3 FOR S1.00 Mora than $4 billion has been ' Re Suro To See \. Ii«t VH AsMlHt YOUU 1)il1l — apont on votorana' education and YOUH OHO.UNOS (ruining slnno J011-»moro • than WIXIK half of 'It lust y«ar, MuolihiuM - SHRUBBERY SQREENED -POTTED AN-tt HARDY PLANTS T0PS6IL - '[ • "ANNUALS' • • Yard AIJ3O SKLMOTlOtf OF V15GKTAW.*!' T.R. WOODRUFF* . ." ' • CUT Ii'Ij Well Rotted MANURE • SALKS AND SERVICE . ^ Mooresfown Meeting House. Burlington County Also HYPER-HUMUS V WAYSIDE Tlila old Muothigf Hnuat\ undoubteilly th,o oldest years ofllui oontury when- It micuin^i oevident Hint n l Mowbra • ap(i«il«X OIIVI1«II "VruiilarM placu of publlu woiHlilp In MoortmUuvn, W'UH built in larger, building wan needed. A .separation oftli HlluM •

MAY 20, 1948 THE SPRINGFIELD SUN ,auds Effojrts_ of Private One Floor-It s Easy to Keep Up Maplewood Authority Home~Birittfers— 1 Expiairi^RadianirHeat 7 - By JOHN S, WKIQIIT • Editor'!. Notts; The following article was written "by Herbert J Executive Secretary Woolley of Short IIIIIB. He has been studying the subject of lirallliK New Jersey Home hulfih;rit' *Amocidtian".~ systems for years and has recently completed i-Hew office on Uurnett Since the landing of "the Pilgrims, America has beer avenue, Maplewood. where radiant heating Is Installed.' ' known for its homes and-its citizen's pride-in home.owner- Radiant' heating is the "niost important development ship. The home-building industry is one of the largest in in heating during the last century and has many advantages dustries in the country and holds a very important positio over older more conventional arrangements; two main ad- in our national economy. Those people that take pride vantages being economy of operation and evenness of ,,heat. home ownership have proven to bo Heretofore we h^Ve had radiant our best citizens and their children between 1938 anShor{i Hills Architect . jnoro humidity, thereby avoiding try since the war have done an est possible cost arc: ture. As. theso surfaces, are warm- o Editor's Note: Thin IK tho firnt ilia scries ot article,* by inciiLinrclil- drying " up_ot furnlturo and the. amazing.job In the production of .1—Feather bpd.dlng and faatrlc ed; .radiation from the human body harmful effect of dry air on tho home units. Over 400,000 were pro- tlve practices, on the part o tocts ill -which each Will domonNtrutn an approach to tho problem of slowed down and body comfort respiratory tract. Thero is llttlo duced In 1940, and in 1047 after labor. • -, dvNlKninx ii homo to meet Individual family needs. achieved. or no possibility of condensation reatrictlons were lifted they built 2—Tho introduction of minimum _ "We have no Children; no servants and don't intend to Often the' question Is asked or steam on windows and no fall of , over 80O,0OO~units. This was- ac- r uniform building and plumb have either, but we do a lot of informal entertaining, a good whether celling panels aro offec- cold air friom windows. '' complished against very discoura- . J,ng codes. • " . . • tlvo sinco warm air rises, but in ging odds l.c, 1—Shortage of ma- 3—The (amendment of restrlctlvi _bit of it out of doors, aridl'have to do all the cleaning up." radiant Keating no attomp.t Is , tcrlals. 2—Black market distribu- zoning ordinances In order These words of an East Orange executive's wife started ^ the air, Rather tho tion of materials;. 3—Shortage of • that they arc In keeping with the design of this hquse. Their site is a beautiful corner lot air is indirectly warmed by heat labor and the low productivity of present day changes and pub emitted from^cellings and walls. labor which was caused in part lie demands. some 250 feet square. It's the front yard of ah old estate The effecfNjf radiance can bo by .restrictive labor practices. I—'The correction of pyramiding with some 60. gorgeous trees arouricTthe .perimeter and the best illustrated by tho difference ALUMINUM N6ANY ••••; INC. go into the kitchen likelTservant?" asked our client's wife. 15V6-78 SprinRflolil Avenue now becomes a paradox! There and materials. They should keep Much of the living and entertaining is out of doors. With tljis system ooppor tubing seems to be more houses-and an open mind and accept new ma tMnpln«vbqd, N. J. This area is sheltered from the streets by the "L"-shapcd of.'/li-inch In diamoter Is colled in apartments available than there terlals and methods that have various patterns and fastened to SO 3-20^0- are buyers or renters. This is U. S. Bureau of Standards ap plan and in order to express the lack of distinction between caused In part by an unfair com- proval and can bo successfully exterior and interior. Not only was glass used freely, but parison between present day and worked Into the architect's design also the flagstone terrace and porches were carried inside pre-war costs. Building costa will" and will contribute to bottof nous the house. Masonry cannot be carried oh wood and masonry neyor reach the level that existed ing. oa-the earth is cold, therefore the house was radiant heated. Roofing a bungalow is an expensive item .for there is twice as much roof on a: one .story house as oh a two-story , DO 600 FAMILIES house. The built-up roof of felt and tar with a slag surface J.IVE YEAR'ROUND AT has been used for years in industrial buildings and is one of the few roofs that carries a 15 to 20 year manufacturer's guarantee. It costs'half as much as slate, looks like the sur- MASONRY FROM tho torraco'ls carried Into-the attractive hallway. Packanack face of a crushed bluestorie driveway, and, though different, THE ANSWER: Gracious country living willi dul> nnd 1 net U cleverly combined with a has proved very satisfactory. privileges plus 45 minutes commuting N. Y. mid Newiivlc. modofn magazine rack. The con- Early Amorkan Farm Houia. 18' living room, full dlnlna This house, a far cry from the cramped Colonial cot- Modern Design ventional -exterior gives no hint $13,200: room, kjtchon, 2 maitsr bodroomt and Ills balli upilalrt. tage of our forefathers, is convenient and modern. Its one- Cap* Cod Colonial bungalow. 19' living'room, Itbad- of tho well-stocked sewing box. 513,900: room*, Iliad balh, Mtchan, dlnalla and expansion alllc. floor plan saves steps and the plywood interior, second- In Furniture "t~bollcve these are truly .functional Autli on tic c«nl«r hall colonial. 20' llvlno room, full hand brick extcrior-Tcces~a~ria~real]y' worthWhlleTcori-' 19' living room, full dining room, kitchen, lavatory and only give a soft, friendly appearance but also require, a By IJCO $16,500: mald'i room first floor. 3 mailer bedropmt, on» 19' minimum of maintenance. It is a modern house for conven- Industrial tributiorifl to today's living. They and bath. ' ""'"'""'""" ' ient, comfortable living. ' ' '. are decorative and useful. Tho Spacious reception" hall/ powder room and lavatory, average homemaker, living In $18,500: kitchen and 30' combination dinlng-llvlng room with two picture windowi, upttalri 3 badroomi and balh, New Jersey's ifcotal area is 8,221 The rKfcent furniture market small quarters, is often without . OR—will build on contract from your plam and ipeclflcatloni or ouri. square miles, consisting of 7,514 All home* oil fired, air. condltlonod, copper tubing, 4" Rockwool, Iliad openings revealed mnny double ac- any suitable, 'place to 'Jtocp 'her -••bathi, garage, porch, permanent drive, fireplace, graded/ leaded, «hrub» : sq'iiaro---mi!«F- of- -la^nd--arid^TO)" tion, triple thi-oat-fuwiitiire—do-- -vitally Wces£ary~scwlng material. and flagitone wolki. Dry wall conilructlon or platter walli optional.. srpiaro mile.H of watcrbays, har- •signs which fulfill two or more Truo efficiency of design -Is pres- OWNER-BUILDER QN PREMISES DAILY AND SUNDAY bors and lakes. functions in tho home. . Consider- ent In combining a utilltarla: able care has been taken by the ject in a decorative article of fur- L. C. LARSEN CONSTRUCTION £0. designer's not to make those pioc.es niture. ' ' 112 Chestnut Drlvo Mountain Vlow 8-2052M or gadgets ,ti"vty." They 'are, in Cedar chests have come out of ^ Pocknnack I.akc, Nv J. Wet Cellar most cOfies.Vniodern adaptations, of the bedroom and now gracefully jji^H-knbwn— period—furnlturo-<1 e- HVD "in tho library, "foyer "or"llvlhg "—-' DmECTIONS: Kouto 23 to sigm Rich dark woods are fea- room. Modern designing has-made THIS BROCHURE CURE tured an well ns smooth llght~flh~ those valuable' storage nlds into AWNINGS ATLAS WATERPROOFING Ishcs, - • .! , . useful pieces of real beauty. Au- Kiss Awnings are well known Let's take a loolt at some or these thentic r'c-prociuctlons of • lovely tract ot lake and woodland beauty is the setting lor a COMPOUND Applied by two-in-one pieces, For example, 18th. century or provincial designs growing community where people arc living amohg for better quality and rea- sonable prices. reliable ATLAS Service there is a round, leather covered make these chests a real adjunct neighbors of similar tastes, culture and social standing. coffee table of handsome and very • Efficient to the living room or dinette Land—one acre minimum—and house built to your mudo nluminum mid-uteri generous proportions which not groups without once reveal- own specifications .$22,500. to $60,000. Club plan. Venetian IIIIIHIH, ivory ami ofj • Economical •only serves its original purpose but ing • their snug cedar-lined ln- conceals in its interior a secret White Up to SB", iJS.KO and up. • Permanent tcriors. Regulation—furnituro is SMOKE RISE COMPANY Factory price. compartment. The cunningly hid- being designed today to provido den cache offers a secure holding Kinnelon Uorougn * uuticr. ~"~U» STEAIIS OF SERVICE - • Guaranteed utility and decorative features In Telephone Butler V-OO45 "pTnce'.'foF "IWsmall ' dpartment equal amounts without sacrificing dwoller, as it' Is largo enough to one to the other. Kiss Awning Co. Atlas Waterproofing Go. holcV the family strong box or a 788SPRINGFIEI-.P. ,AVE. U IIIll Straot Newark, N. ••). eat of .silver, • • '. IJPHS Dramatic Typo Open From R n.m.fO !> p.m. JSvcry. OR B-17M Evening - There aro'o11hot* 1 ngc-niou

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MAY 20. 1948, THE SPRINGFIELD SUN A Piece of Your Mind Union Lass Hits Big Trnrre Our High SGhooleirs Ta¥e Wloirk K»rl If. Flatter, I'll.I). *p • * . " . Neighbors Consulting I*»ycholoiUt~ Thmim mvmntu mad* frunt • Seriously, Survey Reveals A short time-ago a.twelye-year old boy was.walking page ntstci ldu.m**k in tkm Editor** Not«: This I» the »ev- -ffth'ool. that takes hla.school-work. lijome from school when he was' .set upon by a gang of boys. in Modeling Profession • nuarby community papers.. enth In a, series ol articles In lightly is l.n the minority. Mast of |The gang, after therm minor "ofboys- the- world, over,- called "A"" ~luscibni!"" Monde;—wlth~a~~soft~" which tho rcHuIts of a nurvey of us want to measure up when the - (him- names, taunted him about his descent, and tried their husky voice, and a smile . that —- So What? tho' activities "of high nfliool grades are passed_out. •' ' Ibeat'to reduce him to misery. The boy went home,' shut him- makes male hearts g6 thump- President of Rldgewood'a Cham- youth are being tllscuttsed. Tho ° "To do this, ono muet study? self in hi" room, typed fii.it a sheet thump." ber of Commerce . has informed Micvey—wiu cpnductcxl by the Most of us do riot count on going well-being. • ..,>•; , r residents of that town that they of paper, and put It on UiVTdMk That's the. way we'a~descrih'e 'Mi3s Cnntrnl Atlantic Area YMCA in out on, school nights. It takes time of Ills father, who found It the fnl- ""' _ Omit Religion "won't be able to buy any new to do,homework. ...'. Jane' Betty Kiism'er of Union. Jane, ; cooperation with they.8chool-au-> ' mdrnlnK. 'i'hiH is whut lie . Bojli. parents were reared ^automobiles or dresses on Satur who Is sweet, demuro and a pro- . "How much time is "spent with vrotc: Orthodox Jew;. They are assochw days during the months of July Uiorjties. . - fessional model and singer, and tchool books by tho students of .ted with Jewish causes now, donate" and August. "The student at Union High •I)KMOCRA<'V their time and money, but remuln who is now considering fouf Holly- our high gchool has been a mys- "Government of ..the people aloof from any religious practices. wood ol'fcrH," has Ilved-cin Union Way* wo understand it many tery until now. You will see that By the people, They have tried .to bring thpir son since -1941. She -was born In Ntw- persons can't buy those Items Allergies Can nearly all of us average from ono weekdays either what with flatter And for the people;" up with the feeling that he Is nn (irk.^and has resided* In Essex and to three houra per day at study: American, not a member of a Union counties all her life. walletfl and higher prices.- Be Prevented outside: of school.- Abraham Lincoln • ... —•—•• '• minority rcjlglous _group, "so they Although she has many boy Study—Hour» Per Day have virtually , omitted religion friends,' sh^Ti5~lT :—Morals and. Manners .! fr m liH "Hom<>" 8 Nov.-i n.-wns , Sonic " ' '-''"cation, as they have Ing out only one night a wait, A 37-year-old Bloomfield man By Proper Care 2 3 4 5 Jefferson .„ < "Wlmt is. Democracy'; •'omitted It from ills home. Saturday, nnd then only until mid- was arrested for the 37th time last Most people know, in a general- 26 28 8 4 2 know, some don't. Some Uiimv and ._ There, in brief, is the problem night or 1 a. m. "After all," she .week. He was arrested on a chargo way, what an allergy Is, but few Franklin 55 68 47 12 5 notIto~ThoM)~arethe—men., , , , , i of Jndccpn_t'_e_xppaure after a com- 2 « ' ' •wo tliii Democratic puopletT of the my fellow-psy- are aware of the fact that many Livingston 27 50 25 3 (|(_|lald before you, plain t by a woman on the •world today urn tryh'i'i; to defmit.l'.'"chf>lpKlKtR~Beoaus" c It is serious, She Is, too Sh£^_been in front of the worst allergic conditions Washington'——77- -08^41-10-8--^——, the heart-break. Implicit IKIKIII hern in otir own uminiry men1 of cameras since she wnd 10. At 'wanna "Plaza who evidently had ;in this lettcV could hnppen to your cah be prevented. Far too mdny Conn, Farms 59° 74 39 9 12 2 •live who are like thill. 'J'liei-e m that time professional photograph- somewhat more- puritanical code. " !;on, whatever his roUBJfaig_affiH'a- allergies -arise o.ut of the parents' St. ,Michael's 10 16 6 — —:•' . . •' \ known us FASCISTS. To\qiiotc ers suggested to her parents that And In Bornardsvllle a 70-year- tion, I nfjk you"to~think about It, failure to protect the. child against Hamilton •30 from Uu\ Winston Dicllonury for Jane could pose.for them, and "ho old contractor was arreetcd' for 40 '26; 6 3 2 '•• (li.Hcu.'iH It, and formulate your ideas L'hildrcn — . Tascist: A muinhnr did. Gradunlly- sho worked up boating his fourth-wife.'His previ tile habits or_cxp6sures that pro- Not Given 62 24 8 S —I.1.'.','-Mas. to the. ca"TTse".T"and remedies of 'mi Italian OrKim'r/.atioir (The through stores in Newark, until ous marital history goes (something duce allergy. tho situation. I propose to give my now she Js with the flnc«t agency like this: i) formed in Iftlf) I o oppos Even In the slmpleet cases, aif opinion Jo my next column, and it in the ..modeling firofrmion, -. So- Totals o 838 428 218 -49 S3 4 Icompillnlsm, Koeialism, and the may .Interest you, to compnre your Divorced his first Wife then re allergic condition Li a nuisance; "Taking books from the public Illllcs'—Todny they o ciety of Models. married her after divorcing his I sire the enemies thoughts with mlpe. in some cases it In painful and-dlii- library-ls_practlced by; m'ofo' than Jof Democracy. Demoemey, (he Picture* In Magazine* second spouse. After her death h. flgurlng; and rarrvly H may even half of _ tho high school students iHtlifr of free lifn is tile only Her picture has oAicarod^ In married his present wiTe, But so cause death. • . In Union Township. Thoso who do Ithut can make "ie world .such places n.i the American" Le- far do«m't seom to be having run Revised Tax It Is sal^I that nearly -half the take them dlffor In _the number of Inmoolhjy;—I \<>vn Deniocracy gion Magazine cover and in nd- much better luck. (Continued from Page i) people" suffer at onf> time or an- ofl they visit tho library. Slight- I a*; I low my- molher mill vert"lHing such ns Coca-Colo. • ^ *. •* * ly more thon half go about once • father. Ycl I have liren culled 11 ample. .pnfio.nni; by .suh'lracling wo —T>urlng iho war mnny. servlre- other from mild n,llorp:ie>b'nnd one have-Hie nqjpjregate net Income _^ ' T>i«1 Von Know . in ten of us hns It in some perma- a month or seldom. Tho remaindor iimmisf, ii Uilce, n ilirty jew mill me-n saw- JaneV? picture, taken Thai. Miss MargartH, dlnpp go onco every week or so. lotlier mimes. I anv mil. n (.'ninimi- (Cwfinri.oni; iiiir( |s divided In half while she wn.i drum majorette at nent and violent.form. The Amer- London professor V assistance for only.a short period," ^ they would not become soiled after 10 y.cars^of investigation. A CoirynisaiO-ncr Erdman declared. m•Ib 75 •/b 19 60 now drug remaina to be developed _;. — or crensed, as n model must wear "Many of these had some emer- 0. ^Z her ow,n clothea for pictures. which can attack malaria para gency In the family such as an HI B2 B4- m 61 81- r— SB . B?_. _ Jwne: ...K.Rcnfe..$7pn ..on. jicr "warcl- sites In the "liuiiuvn~livor^and kll! ness or death and aq-aoon as that AVE db them before their, eruption. 1 _- .. lit lllull M,L JJEWAUK robp lost year—all on "account of expense was token core of,"" the W M OIIIMI Mim., Wr-il. It )rriK.t<> n P.M. 90 91— — '''"A 94 9+ 9S 96 97 family could become financially OR illtOAI) N'T. , independent again." Short-term •t I'-'. Jrrai to~dltect aid; Alimony and other 4iFthT5lf=WlKlnal condition - collections -aocouftted—JOB—l^i / A-Z- 45- —_.. — 44 A y 4S >HOLSTERY SPECIAL We IIiuullo the Famous Rown Tree Chocolate —• In tho service cateeoz ~ 3 piiocffis, coivicLEXB uinntnr, counseling ai"d""a:rid"~:ml«cellaneous VERTICAL social worlir ranking spcond aiid rd^-In—the—smallet-^grou-p^r-e^ -Opp^jQld Mill Inn "Basking Ridge, N. J. 1-—Deep, reaon- do Frost-. 104- .Note of irri- ^1—Poet 38—Preceding 81—Build CUSHIONS UJOFILLKD, SEATS oeiving both service and "direct antHound tjl •Air tated goose 2—Flute-liUe ' marriage 82—Northern 5—Biblical Worcl passage 105—Cowardly Instrument 40—Beverago sea - . KISPAiRISD AT LOWEST PRICES aid; the need "of tho greatest niim- 10—Confuso 02—Whltctip- 107.—Face value 3—Spoken flavoring bird CALL EL 3-0411 .ber—694 cases— was for employ- 15—Large leniro" of fox'a 100—Embrown 4—Arsenate 42—Give vent S3—Blow, ment; other reasons for appealing (Phil. I.) fit—Row ,• .110—Honorary and' to 86—Raliiy OR WA 6-3333 gg to tho local welfare office were for Don't let. TERMITES "takeover"! ID—Shelter (1G—Soalc flnx promotion clilp'ride <*Y— Analogous. 88—Set ° And Our Decorator • Will Call And Givo You aid In obtaining financial help 20—Panegyrical «7—Of the of oltlccr of lead 45—Bay'_ again • * . And l^rco Estlmaten. from responsible relatives and for funeral ('hcckii 112—Haying 8—Leaf of windbw 80—To teat referrals to clinic* for medical SPRINGTIME oration" 69—Arabian purpose calyx j40—Whcro 92—Chevrotaln care. 21—tformnl con- shru-h 113—Freer from 6—A beetle < birds' 84—AsHcmblcd L DECORATORS tour featlier ' 71—ludehlscont mixture 7—Learning ' Mfrs, of Custom Unlit I.lvini: ltnoin Suites with eggs Huhbor l'oiini Cll 22-—New star .. fruit 115—Of that 8—Seniority are laid beak Every hour devoted to n Free "Swarming 23—Range." 73—-Drives thing 0—Thdrefore 48—Food fish J)0—Act of . 1147 Liberty Ave. Hillside, N. (lorn garden will save at least Its 'M—Explanatory 75—Javanese 117—Sharp 10—Voiceless 50—However ousting current labor-market value on the' . word or • Time" tree mountain 11—Winged 52—Put In 101—Grease bill for food tills summer. sentence 77--.Male spur Insect vigorous 103—Lure To 26—Slide llf;iire 118—Burn 12—Handle notion. 104—One who If You Find Wing* 27—Deputy us support- 120—Intimidate (Archaeol.) 5S—Sea tends 20—Cry of dove Ing column 122—Retained 13—One who bird herds 58i, -^^im?^"<*i^Jt —they »»•« 'warnings. 30—Ability • SO—-Implement '12-1—Of ahep- aliootsi from 5G—Osclne IOC—Resound 32—Uulrush Kl— •Ruler -herds • cover bird 108—Redecorate TERMITES look like ants—untll you examine them care- "S3—Intemk-fl . 81— Wooden J28—Crillof H-(-Swlft .111—Cheat 58—Pinch fully. If their wing" nte "sam» «li;e," they ar probably iM—Wildcat peg chickadee J5J~Slngl« ' Cl—Unsteady, iiounrj e 38—Thruah food 85—Animal's ..' I ' occurrence 120—Deprived Klarlng 113—Acclaim tormltcs. And THUftMITES rrnt wftod—live 111 and ON 30—Pis), delicacy foot 133—Regiment ''' < of a given light 114—Rcgrota 41—Move terrible 87—Sudden In- In Turkish kind 63—India- 116—Quiver timbers. To protect your property, have a competont "and. 43—Console voluntary' army 1C—Bahiam rubber HOWVarmth (Arch.) motion • 134 Picture such 17—Greedy Co—Perch 121—Whinny di-pniulalilo expert Investigate, and sUKgent proper action. 47—Pin for fin—Groove n.s iiHcrt in a 18—Headlanrt —Willow 3G—Small •• 7»i—Legislator donna only one monthly payment to EXTERMINATING 53—Network !)8 -=-City Iji MO—Prciiented «hoot or 6-1—Young bird 78— nocord of 130—Account •• make, Instead of several.. I'eiujsyl- Ml—Seaweed twig ship's •131—Verge WESTERN COMPANY of prey vinila 142—Observed . .37—Daughter 57—Pert girl progress 132—Extinct EMPLOYEES LOAN CO. . Telephone 1060 Broad St, 100-1'reeloiui 143—Rampart ol' onu'a 7U—Floallng in 13g—SI'/o of. IX !\Iuplc St., Summit (Lla Ml!) BO—Goddess of- stone 144—Core brother Mitchell 2-0847 Newark 2, N. J.. discord water coal 1'hon.i: SU." lV(!l!!0 \J 102--Deduction 145—Exigency or Mister o ic. nvi'i1 MUD. Distributed by King Fcuturca Syudlcato, Inc. THE MAY 20,

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umiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiium Externally applied and Inter- clllin may cause severe skin ree| nally administered drug» can tlona in the form of giant hlv cause, an impressive variety of this can be controlled, howevej . EXCELLENT FRENCH-ITALIAN CUISINE BARCLAY ON BRIDGE skin eruptlonsT For Instance, by-imtl-hWtamine drugs. # CIRCULAR BAR By Shepard Barclay phenobarbital, so utfeful for Its" . PLEASANT, QUIET ATMOSPHERE sedative value or partial correc- COMMON COLD .MODERATE PRICES -!*• Ajtfcorlty o^ tion of Insomnia, may cause a There are two types of the con blotchy end itchy superficial der- mon cold. One 1» contagious A TIME TO BE HOGGY 4-Spades into 5-Clubs, the contract one may not be. The contagioij Cupidity, If properly applied was easy, despite the toughest pos- matitis which eppearj on thetype 1« aji acute Infectious dli is an important tool in the kitsibl- e lead, the singieton club to the shoulders, arms and torso. Penl- ease caused by a germ. DANTE S INN bag of the fine bridge player* It A. Besides that, South lost only one is not- unsportsmanlike for him trick, in diamonds, so , made the NpticUiors than 2B per- cent oi ROUTE 24"-^ CONVENT STATION, N. J. To use it, when the chance- Is of-game right on the head. Just notice fered. Part of the ^fun of thealso what might have happened in Norway" li classified as habitable. • Hare Your Cocktail On Our Open Porchei ^ a 4-No Trumps contract, depending -—0 Overlooklng-BeautifuLiGardcni- game lies In the fact that aigpod opponent uses the same weapon on w]hafc was led' and how the en- KENNIES "ONION SOUP AU CBATIN-=EKQGIS LEGS against him and he then gets his suing play developed; SOMETHING NEW—SOMETHING DIFFERENT FILM: MIGNON—CHICKEN UANTB opportunity later to retaliate. One Our Farililia Available::>'or WcildinW, Banquet! and Panic! spot, for its use comes • when the gfc; Luncheon Date •MGRRISTOWN44 4 + Dbl Hall" and in "Something In The :— Ethel Hayvoard, Organist -1— West Orange ~ Phone Orange 2-7756 Wind" with Deajina^ Durbin. That contract was set exactly DRIVE THROUGH THE BEAUTIFUL throe tricks, for a scoro of 800 by Operatic artists of the calibor-- • WATCHUNG MOUNTAINS North'"and'~Sbutli.~TKo~clofonaors of— Mario -Berlnlr-Jleglna—Resnlk, -TO TffE got two tricks in trumps, three in Giuseppe Valdongo,. T h e 1 m a spades and one in diamonds. Votlpka, Ramon Vlnay,._Claramae Tumor and Ivan Potroff will ap- NEW DREAMLAND ARENA PEDEFLOUS North and South, however, had pear In tho opening performance Play Miniature Golf sold their birthright for a .mess of Fun for entire family B8S FRELINGHUYSEN AVE., NEWARK of tho opera, festival. Tho second TELEPHONE BIGELOW 8-0448 - 0449 — pottage. In_a_dupltcalo_pair tourna- event will bi> a gala-performance "Obstacle Course E$TAB. ment, In which edging out another on Saturday evening, May22, con- THE WORLD'S LARGEST UNOBSTRUCTED pair just a bit can bo Important, It OPEN DAILY at 2 P. M. 72 YEARS RESTAURANT Was especially Incumbent on- them sisting of scenes from "The Bar- WEEKDAYS_tilL6 P. M.—30c game V. ROLLER SKATING RINK ber of Seville", "Lohengrin" and HOLIDAYS & EVENINGS-^35c.^amc Roller Skating Every Evening, 7:30 to 11 P., M. ' MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD, WATCHUNG toldo the best they could. North should have been*ahle to estimate "La Gloconda". On Tuesday night Sal., .SriII. and Holiday Afternoon*, 2 to 5 P. H. For a Delicious —as players In similar positions at May 25, "La Travlata" will bo pre- floating; Rotunda Floor - Boglnncrs' Rink—- ^ sented with Dorothy Kirsten and Myntcry Consolo Musio — Roller Dance Olassea. . / ~" STEAK or CHICKEN DINNER other tables did—that his side could WIN-SUM GOLF make a game. Southls coming into Peorce In leading roles. ' Koute 23-Pompton Ave. Codar ~ BOB AND BETTY LYTLE » PROFESSIONALS WITH, MUSHROOMS -r'--•••-'• Mile from Bloomfield Ave. RAY BOUGIINEK - ORGANIST * — CATERING TO BANQUETS AND PARTIES the bidding at the height of three , That Eddie Cantor was- first ndficated lqts of playing tricks at spotted In a West Coast musical -(Closed Tuesdays) PH0NTC PLAINFIBLD 5-0G04 clubs, also possibly at No Trumps. . • PETER GHIDEliLA, Prop. comedy when Ziegfeld wired him Where North went on over the to come east and join his "Mid- night Frolic," and aftorHhe ar- rlvod he walked into tho pro- ducer's office and Zlggy . asked, HITCHIN' POST INN ^ P "What do you do?".. ANNOUNCING THE , UNVL. z-ino To Have Grand Championxhlp Specializing In Opening WEDDINGS • BANQUETS PARTIES Tops, now 07-ecat diner, oppo- alte tho Somerset Bus Company PRO TENNIS GRAND OPENING Daily SUNDAY DINNER .Terminal on Route 29 in' Moun-- tainside, hns scheduled its grand NEWARK ARMORY $

We Invite You To Meet CRYSTAL LAKE PARK "THE PLAYGROUND IN THE MOUNTAINS" ... the TERRIFIC m BOATING • 9 KIDDIE RIDES • VARIETY AMUSEMENTS Georgie LANG • PICNIC GROUNDS fc ROCK AVKNOM AND WIOSIPEOX AVENtJK at the PIANO Nightly WEST ORANGE — OR. 8-8303 ..: CHESTNUT TAVERN Serving Delicious STEAK DINNERS DELICIOUS MEALS After 3 P. M. IN HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE '•.. /'ONE OF THE WORCD'S FINEST AND BEST EQUIPPED" Continuous Entertainment •'" AT.., Saturday. Nif/hts ALL BAKING AND FOOD PREPARATION DONE ON THE PREMISES YE OLDE VILLAGE INN Your Hosts: Malcolm MacRorle

MAY 20, 1948 THE SPRINGFIELD 5UN

THEATER-RECREATION The "Pleasure Bound" DININC-NITE SPOTS News and Views on Places to Go and Things to Do

immniiimiiiiMiiTnininiiitniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiuiiiiiniiiiiuuaiii iilipiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiilimijllii;. 1 Soldiers and tervlcemen were Nlife yoara before the triumphal Is the Patron's Suggestion, Box' tioularly of lnturuut .to thu niun- kble to toke out their first Gov- vogage of the "Clormant," Ool. now In the theater lobby. ugoment Is parent's opinion of-tho • It Is the- hope of the manage- ernment Insuranoo policies dur- SWIMMINGS FUN John' Stevens of HtoboUon had per- most suitable afternoon of the ing World War I. . . Pictures, Plays and People ment that patrons will freely in our fresh water popl . . '. ."•• fected a »teamboat which hod avail themselves of tills opportun- week for a children's matinee successfully run from Bellvllle to Or PAJiliiCH ity to submit their opinions, Par- during_summ'er months. • largest, cleanest, safest anywhere in New York. . ' . • n ii nn in: IU/.-N i Review of the Week: If one were to judge pictures sole- the East* ,. . . sunny, white sand ly upon nobleneBB of motive, "To the Victor" would rate a top beaches . . refreshments, hair dryeFs billing. Unfortunately for this film however, there are other DRIVE-IN.THEATRE . •. ,. everything for your comfort standards "for judgment such as ability of the actors and MOVM: Route 10, Morris Plains, N. J. dramatic presentation. torn bi wni ure black marketeers Thu film, » story of blaoli mar- and their liko, qnd-lt. condemn" MOrristown 4-S312 ket, operation* In paat-war France, glvev the Impression of at any Boeds of B, third world war. SHOWS NIGHTLY momont turning Into Domilo Morgan playa the rolo of • STARTS THURSDAY • abov« tho tmual !'run-of-tho-rniU" an Aworloan boy., gone bud, A STARTS AT DUSK Now Thru SATURDAY movloB. But that promise ii fqrmor' army officer, he turn* to *RAIN OR CLEAR — LAST FEATURE 10 !80 The Love Story Of A He- never quite fulfilled .and In* the •NO PARKING WORRIES 'SMOKE IP YOU LIKfc nick Slcne 1 the Paris blank market for an Man 'And Two ifontvnl POWEH, ' HA laat analyaU "To ' the -Victor" '. eiwy buok after lila discharge. •IDEAL FOR THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED «TO. THE ENDS turnB out to be nothing more biiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis than a souped-up story 'of an un- Morgan, falls. In lova with an CLARK BARXIEL orrant female, Vivooa Llndfors. .rpalifltl? ilot of International GABLE- who-haa-variously been wifeof B i FOOTHIUL PLAYHOUSE~ gangajora. black market chieftain, Nazi col- ClurljB BOYBn The motivation for the film Is laborationist and mistress of « "A WOMAN'S to demonstrate that the only vla- z On Route ?l), Between Bnnnd Brook and Somervllle VBNOKANOE" police Inspector, CAN A . Neither of these lovers gained 1 WILL OPEN THE NEW SEASON ON SUN, - MON. - TUBS muoh sympathy from this column- TURNER Mark UEl.UNOEK'S ist as he followed them from I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2nd, at 8:30 "SAKEPOITY" Paris to Normandy and -back In With Again In en attempt to straighten ='••••• PRESENTING out their entangled.lives. = "GEORGE AND MARGARET" 'HOMECOMING ADVENTURES OF The plot is about as disjointed =, A HIGHLY KN.IOYABLK 3-AOT FAMILY COMEDY CASANOVA, as the lives of tl\e principal char- With ' B ' ' Tickets $1.35. (Inc. Tax) or' SiibaorlpMon 4 Show* 9SJM' Atturo 1)BCOBI»OVA acters and botwlxt the spouting of • ' ANN BAXTER ?,iiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii iiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii^ black marliet revolvers, tl.ierp are — JOHN HODIAK HUrtln* a few fancy but unimpressive Th« Amdomy AW»rd upwohes concerning world condi- Winner tions In general and possibility The Team Thai QUAINT, YET MODERN "GENTLEMAN'S Generates Steam World War III all of which leaves IT'S DIFFERENT — RELIABLE — ENJOYABLE AGREEMENT" you eKpeoting more than you get. Plup—"Lef«Hv« *ialn '•*••• •; See The NEW CYPRESS ROOM Local citizens -will . be given, n ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S LUNCHEON • TEA • DINNERS COCKTAILS j, MpoDoniiln guided tour through New Jersey's Iturbl In color uewost giant dinar "Topa," at its MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRES STARTS THURSDAY Al.o ''Prim>f grand oponing on Route 20 Moun- of Thlnve»" telnsldo this Thursday, May 20, The Screen* Mont Terrific _ ON ROUTE 80* So huge it blocked traffic in Duel JFinil Adventure hi The Botween Bernardsvill* Bllzftboth thrce^ times while policy ON GIANT SCREEN Part* Of The Orient and MorrUtown LD MILL INN and workmen struggled to twist Tonight ' Sunday Wednesday NEWSREEL (Ono Nlcht only) iim,-COivDITIONED — AMPLE PARKING It around corners-on_lts trip to Thru S»t. Thru-Tuesday FAMILY ^ L» THEATRE Mountainside last February, the Jr. FUN SHOW MAIN AT PARK • O R A N G H diner is twioe us big as most and "SLAVE GIRL" "THE EXUiB" J—BIK Laff Units—t seats 97 persons. ' '•',1 In technicolor plus "When ..the Girl Com"SJo J '-^5^!- Eighty ton.? of stainless steel "Secret of the l nB tl Ii Beautiful" Moonlight" When in Morristown and glass enough for a fulj^slzed greonhouse.went lnto_lt«_ stream- m. U/Aole. j window-walls. Open JH-hours a day every day, t Let's Meet at the the diner's formal opening will start Friday and continue Satur- m day and Sunday. During that visitors will be shown _ Wed. May 2flth TOWN HOUSE through evory corner from Its EnglandWopuInr ourvod glass-and-stoei oornflr- Kin); of Tim Screen nookB for, round tftblo eating to JAMES MASON For Cocktails, Soda ~ tho wallCTn refrigerators t tall "THE UPTURNED enough to admit a full-grown AOUATfeOOK Delicious Dinner •teer, GLASS" Laurlb Folkes, formorly ohof atr BKOMES A ..with tho Amcrtcan Yacht Olub, Rye, GREAT KoHiimmul John N, Y., Is In chargo of thc'kltohen, I'aniellu Kcllliio PICTURE! Shown 2:30 - V iiiul 9 p. m. OLD MILL Tho riewcHt wrinkle In the opor- Adults 71c. — TaxInchi ded atlon of the Maplewood Theater

RELAX IN THE TOWN HOUSE HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE TELEVISION 40 PARK PLACE •LOUNGE . ON THE SQUARE — THE TERRACE E333EE Tho I.iuftout and Most; Brautl- Phono Morrlfttown 1-OTSfl Now thru Wut. tillll. tit TllfK, ful TolovUlou In North .leruoy . . Botty Dlolc Gocktail Lounge - Oruhlo Ilnymofl First Hun-In JERSEY THEATRE "BIAMONW Tho OrangrM WILL RE-OPEN H01IHKH1IOE" "Ol'KV OITV" —Also— MONDAY, MAY 31st 'UIMi AND OOU' Itnilim Vrtiiluatlua *.** NOW PLAYING*** riw I-OVK IIIHDH _ (KllKllali Title.) For the Summer Months With Weil. "Hitting I'r.ilty" Ollfton Webb ill Playhouse "Tr CRANFORD : PLAINS - -^~ GARDEN COCKTAIL SERVICE Frank CsrHnqton,Director *'lWtphona-$hgrtHilh>'SOOO% fOllANFORD IJRIVE-IN . • . • • 1 May.20-23, "UNOONQ'UBBISD.1" Miiy~23-26, M, - •May""20-22,"-"SL-AV15—OXatr,"—"8EOBBT—OP" THB fVELYN P0NM.P CUHtNCt- "ADVENTURES OF 'CASANOVA." Mliy" 20,: "NAKI3D~ -" WHI8TLEB," - Muy-;.23-a5;- ''THE EXILE," "WHEN A I CITY," "OUT-OP-TH13 BLUE." — OIBL'S BEAUTIFUL'." May 20, FAMILY FUN .SHOW, DRIVE-IN 6A6E*N0RDSTROM < EAST ORANGE * MORRISTOWN COMMUNITY . IBEACON. Mny 20-25, "HOMECOMING." . Now PIiiylnB Thru Sat. MlW 20-22. "3 DARING DAUGHTISRH." "PIWNCE 01" Rolmrt MfintBOKmf.V-Wimdn Hondrl* THIUVISS." Mliy 23-20, "IP WINTER COMES," • "WILD JERSEY 5/0 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT •HORSE MISSA." Mny 20-28, "SAiaON," May 26, "UPTURNED GLASS." "RIDE THB PINK HORSE" | HOLLYWOOD • ' Alto Tod Donnldsan PARK "ITOR LOVE OF BUSTY* May 20-22, "KELENTLISSS." May 23-20, "T-MEN," . Mliy 20-32, "WOMAN IN WHITE," .-"ANGEL'S AL- "CHRISTMAS EVE." LEY." Mny • 23-35, _1'S.UOK PRIVATES;"—"THB - J=z Stnrti Sunrtay ' ' • lORMONT-— SPOILERS." . ' " " • *_ •HUNT CLUB ROOM DmiK Fairbanks Ht. - Jliula Monte* WILL CLOSE KONMI« » «« |... -i-Mliy 20-22'. "DIAMOND HORSESHOE," "HILL AND • "THE. KXIUfl'" p * NEWARK COO." May 23^25r "OPEN' OITY" May 2U, .•-•HITTING __JQECORATION DAY Alto Two niondcn ii'nd A Wed Head CUNNINGHAM-CARROLL-DYER-BIRCH PRETTY." • BRANIfORD ' . May 20-25, "PIOHTINO 00th." "WOMAN IN TO RE-OPEN LABOR DAY EVERY WEDNKSllAV I* ELIZABETH ' - - „ WHITE." May 20, "MONEY MADNESS." "SILV15H |>la rAMH,YF0N HHOtV RIVER," , - ; • y~_ • You'll Ho Surprised IELMORA— SIAMXI5Y May 20-3a,_!"rHE""BI3JIOK£kWIFE," "OUT OP THE BLUE." May 23-29, "A— DOUI1L13 LIPE," "TO THE May 21-27, "ADVENTUBES ENDS OP THE EARTH," Mny 20, "APRIL SHOWERS," OAUANOVA." "T-MEN.1' PROCTOR'S "Mliy 20-2t);^aKN'rMOMAN'3-AOBEEMENT," "LET'S' Mliy 20-Ub.- "Milt I.IRERTY -LEAD SOLDIERS," "LIVE AGAIN." ELIZABETH 3-9295 I NEW . •- NEVVSRE1BL ' ZZ ' May 20-"WINaiSD "VICTORY," "11OAD TO HOLLY- Lutcat Nown Plus Soleoted Shorts. ^ RESTAURANT WOOD." May 21-22, "NIGHT BONU;'—'THK-PBINOB LAUGH MOVIE - HELD OVERf BIN ' OP THIEVES." May UU-25. "KILLUR, MoOOY," "MY Pour hours of COMEDIES. NPW Sorvlng Lunchadn* From 12"»«~Z"" aiRL TISA." Mny 30, "HISLL1SAPOPPIN'," "AROEN- LOGVV'S S TO 0 P. M. — (SCNDAV8 PROM I (TO B) ' TINE NIGHTS." May 20-25, "DUEL IN THB BUN." "HEBE COMER [REGENT TROUBLE." ' " (OPEN BVHRV DA*) Mliy 20-20, "ABE YOU WITH IT," "SLKKP MY NOW SERVING , LOVE." •* ORANGE |B|TZ : EMBASSY •May 20-22, "THE BISHOP'S \V|l"E," "OUT OP THK iilii May 20-20. "TO THE VICTOR," 1TARZAN AND THE 1 v ,'MKRMAlDS." • ' • ... BLUE." May 23-25, "WOMAN''' ' """"""ix" " " LUNGHEONS THE ENDS OP THE BlABTp." 30, I STATE and RQVAL QUE," "APRIL SHQWBB8-" • Mny 20-22, "SITTING PRETTY," "THE CHAL-" PALACE 12 tO 2 WlNGfe." Mny 23-2!i. "KILLER McCOY," "BLONDIE'S. May 20-20, "A DOUBLB LJW "OOli* 1 ;. PICTURE! ANNIVERSARY." May 20, "THE BISHOP'S WIFE," R—'Mo 8 •—SUNDAY—-12 to 8 "OUT OP THIS IJLUE." PIX NEW8REKL • •• STRAND.' May 20-20, "OITV WITHOUT MH)N," GREGORY PECK May 20, "THE TRESPASSER," '.'EXPOSED." Mny WITHOUT PAHS." ' •' .. 1 * IClpjed Tue«d*y») ., 21-22, "PiailTINCl MOOD," . "RETURN OF THK I WHISTLER." May ait-'JST "SUN DOWN, I'HE KAN- ROSELU PARK DOROTHY McGUIRE ''SAN." May 20, "STEP O11ILD," "PE1ULOUS WATERS." •PARK S OLD SHORT HILLS RD. MILLBURN, N. J. T." "ALBUQUEB- '•* IRVINGTON ' ) Mny 30-32, lli JOHN GARFIELD 1 • QQUE.l. " MnyMjty.. 3"Na831135 OWK S," "AOTENTUUE8 (| APRIl, BISHOP'S WIFE)," MILLBURN 6-092* e. lOABTLE . . . IN ailiVlliRADO. MMny 38, "THK T May 20-22, "THE ntHIlriP'S WIPE," "OUT OP Till!! V THK DLU1SS." BLUE." MUV 23-28. "IiOS'l' MOMENT." "JCILLIOB Mc- OOY." May 20, "ALUUQUlilRQUE," "APRIL yilOWERS." RAHWAY Htld Ovar —' Spring Season! ' I'SANFORD May 20-32, "WOMAN'S VENGEANCE." "TO THE Mny 30-23, "ANCUSli'8 ALLtiY." NDS OP THE EARTH." May 23-aj,, "AnvtaTURES OP the KORN KOBBLERS rOABANOVA," "NAKED CITY." May 30, HLET'S LIVE RAIIVVAV [ AGAIN," "GENTLEMAN'S AOREEMENT." Mny 20-22, ."APRII, SHOWIBBH," "T-MI5N."' .May ,Amoric«'* Fuimleiit Band witH their hllorlou* comedy, LINDEN ' ~: 23-35, "UNCONQVlilfllap." noveltloi and lUiiue inuila tliat muda them the ien«atlon * SOUTH ORANGE of New Vo*U tat the Iia»t »l\e yearn! " ;uy ao-22, "TIIL'1 SENATOR WAS • iNniaonuiw," OAMtiO • . • • Mliv 20-33, "LOS'I1 MOMISNT," "KILLKR MoOOY." Entertatniha 8:30 P, M.to 1:30 A. M. V6K UART." • May 211-211, "THBWE DAUINC1 7 IB," "KEY WITN15S8." May' 20, M.IV aj-35. "ALIIUQUISROUBI." 'UWHli SKiownua.' May • 4nlorn\htUmitl "THE met SIX." 2(1. '"WOMAN'B VliiNOHANOIS, l'O THE UNDS OF TUB KARTIl." • CECIL BENTZ AT THE PRO AM THREE CROWNS •^•MADISON • SUMMIT THB HAOSHIP'S THE PLACE LYiilO - RESTAURANT Mny 20, "CIKNTLUMAN'U ACI11K1SM NT." Mny 21-U2. Milil 311-211, "SL1S1SP MY LOVIS." FOR BANQUETS and WEOPIN3S {ILLER ' MoCOY." Mny 'J3-'J4, ," v ttlN'a • VI'iN- CELESTE HOLM - ANNE REVERE BANCE," "UIC1 TOWN AM'ISU DAI IJIIUOUS Swedish Smorgasbord SAADD TO BIO RIQ. . Muy'ao, "TO THK VIoi'OK." Mny 31-22, "ARK YOU WITH IT," "ADVKNTUR188 IN HILVERADO." May 23. JUNE HAVOC - ALBERT DEKKER • with A4APLEWOOD 2;|, "I,UU|SD," "LJIT'B LIVE ACtAIN." Mny 2S-28, MAfLEWOOl) M Luncheon and Dinner . May 20-23, "TO THIS 1SNDU OF Till'! 18AHTII,"* "A LETS WOMAN'S. VKNaMANOlS.OlS. " MKMKy yallUS all-US. . NAICK"NAICKD OITYD OITY,, " •iyR* iyRii ' Boh QulMttiy »t the (lr»*ul Plalio, with hi* Solovox "APVEiNtllUlliaOPVEiNtllUllia.OF OAaANOVA.OAaANOVA" Mny 212111, "HWN'.t'IilS"HWN't'IlS- UltlVl'MN . from 8:30 to oloninir, Wotlnemliiy Uiril Stttiirdity MA N'8 AClHMblMBNT," "LiUT.'B I4Vlli AtlAlN." May 20-2'.!. "RIDll 'I'illi; PINK HORaiS," "F"FOOR LOVW OF ittlHTY ." Mny 21I-25, "THK EXIL1S,EXIL1S,"" "TWO HIGHWAY 29 • UNION, N. J. ul AGAIN MILLBURN . lltlONDISlONDISS ANO A lilSU H15ADH15AD." Mliy 22UU .FA FAMILM Y FUH Onon untllTA. M, Montclolr Z-328* John Porwon UIIOW. . . • 2-3101 4 UNION " ' 0ATHBIN(l»XO PRIVATE HOMES, 1 '1'IIH ENDSMuy. O20-2'Jf THl', -"WOMAN'i 1'M«VH"H , VISNCIKANOIMil}1 SliK'li:,",, . "T"NAKHOAKUO Ul'I''l'VV," 1 MWW PARKING SPACE WEDDING RECEPTIONS, ETC. >U DS OF Till! lMVH" M )il>B NAKUO C . Mm an-'.ia, "noiiuiiis U, "TO T PH OF "ADVBINTUHHB H Ol'~0ABANOVA.lAA " Mur UII. "(IWNTljlS- T11H UARTH." Mny 'JU-U5, - ' " H;T0T " ''r.ltl'l"!-! ILIVlli ACIAIN." OAMPU8. N" \ MAN'S AUHISISMENT," ''LlST'b "UlaUOP'8 WIFK." Mny 20 OON T * • THE SPRIKIGFIELD SUM MAY 20, 1948 Know What Good Lighting For Your Health's Sake New Look Skips Kindergarteners Rayon Means Brings Sunshine Many of ycarjjprlng »nd lUm- I»jr Hnrmaa H. Bnndeaen, M.D. By TRACY ADRIAN mer clothe* will tiv« "rayon" Chicago Oommimiioner of Health stamped on the price tag or «ime-_ Into Kitchen; •' Even in the absence of disease, some of us are stronger, -where-else on the .gauaentJlBilt^ In -theI more energetic, and jn a better general state of health than recipe-foriittle girls for a long time, and.it's both easy and that can'mepi loU of things. Ray- American home, sey many gagea, others. In many people this lack of constitutional vigor appropriate to dress them up to suit the wrapping to the on .Includes a whole family of U the kitchen. That la.why It'll fabrics of "different weights, tex- «o important to have the kitchen! takes the form of indigestion. Nothing is; organically contents. -....•' tures and appearances, according Wrong with, them, that is they have no disease of the diges- Here are. three frocks . '. . for tumble-play, ordinary properly lighted. Proper_Ji«htlnk| tive system, but (it the .same time i ' i - ~~~ ; : ~ to Miss Inez La Boesicre, Ex- gives a kitchen color, convenience,! daytime work and play, and for the birthday party or such, tension Specialist in Clothing at and rtn all-important atmosphere] it (lof' t not function quito as ' i-t ' persons «re- said to have mucous from current spring collections. It is plain to be seen that Rutgers University. colitis, even through there U no of. friendliness. should, actual Inflammation of the,bowel. the so-called New Look has skipped .kindergarten circles, All rayons are man-made. But The incandescent- bulb with Such people are highly nervous, Fortunately, this disorder 1» no and that the generous hems on these emhroidery trimmed the way they are manufactured warm, sunshine color should b«| over-irritable, and over-sensitive. more serious than the other digee- little dresses are there.for growing convenience, and not varies considerably. Viscoee and used o llgrht per 'room able beating of the heart; frequent Certain sedatives -or" quieting bination of the acetate and vis- with less gliire.. emptying of the bladder, bleching, preparations, such as phenobar- cose fibers; You cannot always Fluorescent llghtiare more -.. and, at times, attacks of diarrhea. bital, arc often useful. Atropine tell whether the rayon you are pensive to install bedause ordlnan_ I—.—• -Such people do-not-Rtand up well ajso Is helpful in some cases: buying l> a combination or not. sockets will not accommodat*] •under strain ntid infections may Some persons with so-called in- But if the dreas or fabric Is not them and because they require! leave them exhausted for months. digeetion develop.their symptoms marked, try to find out from the new wiring and'oullets. A pr,pf<»-| Unfortunately, sometimes it because of overeating.-'They get salesgirl what the material con- slonal Installation job is ncce«-l .takes quite some effort to rebuild along all right as- long as they eat tains. And ask directions for tak- sary to insure safe wiring and cor-.] these—Individuals into perfectly small meals, but when excessive ing care of it. rect placement.. Once sufficient! functioning persons. What must food is' put into the stomach and ,.' Rayon, because It is man-made, wiring has been ...Installed,, how-1 be .they pasa mucus with the bowel sh_l o hahdd a ringwormi , Will this sleazy material, of current. "movement'.' NervouH excitement, disappear? , Recent developments In finish-, cold, or. the eating of .some food Answer: It is likely that the ing, rayon clothes have given us A wlso combination of Incandes- Hint is difficult to digest may help condition of the scalp will clear fabrics that won't stretch or shrink cent' and fluorescent lighting In to bring on the atlacltsT These up as time posses!" and which will wrinkle far less your kitchen will bring sunshine TAFFETA FROGKS FOK little girls are back again, and this parly- than in former years. -. into every tired corner. goer has Schiffli eyelet embroidery for its yoke insert and bertha col- lar, trim. ' * .

job PRINTING Give Children Chance to STORAGE ... with eate oj mind of^every type expertly done R«l»x ln_the cDnftdmci th»t your Learn Value -of—Motiey—- houiiihold «oo(l1 «nd~most oreclom Dojsmlonir «r« ••!• within th« wslli ... all work to your satisfaction By LUCIA MALLORY „ of tho Federal Wnrehou»o». w "Oh no, Mother! I can make nice pictures with my old Wedding Announcements crayons." ' . • . - 'Fully intured in frmui'l While the young shopper was completing her purchase, .• Moth protected nt no extra coil 'Every piece carefully h Bookkeeping & Accounting.Forms her mother walked over to a counter on which bright bpxes of water colors were being displayed. I could see that stie • Private, tntiilary itorage vaulti was tempted to'gratify hot daugh- ter's wish for a box; very wisely, years old—quite mature enough to take care of her— own_pursc.—I she refrained. BLACK AND WHITE checked cotton with plain black, and a touch COMMUNITY PRINT SHOP As the two walked away, I no- wondered If the mother'expectcd FEOERHL SrOHAGE always to be at her daughter's of the ;same embroidery, Is used for this play outfit:- bloomers, skirt, tlcecHhatHhe^llttle-glrl-wa'n-carry- suntop. . . •. n winhanu In 1tS Wmhlncton K(., Nrw«rk Z. N. 930 Stuyvesant Aye., Union UNVL 2-6700 ing her package and her purse, side. How could this little girl and I wished that more mothers ovor learn to take care of-hor- be- Mother," declared the small Vir- Volcanic Mt. Popocatepetl is 17,' M7B would give their childfen oppor- longings if ahe were nevor given ginia. "This week I want .to get 888 feet high. tunities to learn to tako responsi- any practice? , . . Daddy a nice present for Father's bility. ' . • Overheard Conversation Day." Bewilderment regarding money Later In the morning I was Is the basis of many tragic jm standing in one of the stores be- side another "-mother und daugh- • Watch for the llrati two win- tttkes in adult .life. .Parents, 'ool- ners of the "Best IlccipcK of ialily docklu- ter,' who, It sce&ned, were engaged —vvdrry" their in a similar shopping expedition. ear next week, and do they permit thom^to grow I couldn't/ help overhearing their up in a fancied world of ease and conversation, and I thought of the abundance. How much kinder it la f tot-mother and wished she were with me." Before us many inex- to give boys and glfls some under- on standing of earning,1 saving, and pensive articles were displayed spending—so thai they aro gujjled counters that were tow enough to naturally into the realization^ that come within the range of n child's" "^BzisJziH—I—^1 — — For the "Ultimatef In Gracious lilying~~TT^~ money once spent—cannot be re- ylaion.. qlalmed in order to purchase some- My attention was first attracted to, this mother, and daughter-by -Si; Best in Quality, Style and Price Give Them-Practice the parent'* kindly- voice ae'•• she The only dependable w'a'y to help said, "You've had time %> look at^ a children to understand monoy is number of tftrngs Daddy would on- to give them practice in its use. joy, Virginia. Have you decided FURNITURE •BEDDING Grown persons who began when what you want to buy?'1 • very young to. have the care of "Y&(, Mother," the little girl re- small sums of their own may bo plied, holding up a small pocket- Low sterling silver candelabra CARPETS • RUGS expected to handle, with reason- diary. "I think Daddy would llko ith° two ai'ms. Pair $20 able confidence imd success, the to ccrrry this diary in his pocket. Sterling silver sugar and creamer- larger amounts that If has ever'«o much space for into their possession. rtotcs, and It has three calendars- OUR NEW MODERN • $16.50 r I refor to «olf-rellancc and the one for this yoaiv-oTio. for lost year, FUR STORAGE PLANT Coasters or ash trays in crystal one—for-tho year after this—. child. '"" ':"• ; ON OUR PREMISES. axid-sterling—silv^rr-Large • FISHER F«rniture Galries "Let me, caj;cy_your purse '"or lBdft." "Did—^yoti look nt the price 5tefo BbilTd l —z_:S0S MILLBURN-AVE,, you, Jane—or you'll be likely to PROTECTION AGAINST leave It here wnon-you-get-off,-you= "-•-' . Phono- MI-6-0290--!^--O-iicit-Eveitittgsdi:-ilk8z30=^ know.". The, speukcr, a pleasant^ Sterling silver Tteak""set."""""$12^S0~ looking woman, "and the little girT who WM with her iiad boarded the TJHIIUMI at Price Sterling silver bon bon dish. $5.95 downtown bus on which I was rid- "I looked nt the price before I Sterling silver cigarette urn. $5 ing. "When, we reach town," she decided, Mother," answered the $noo continued, "I'll help you seleot a ch'lid. "It's marked th|rty-flve MINIMUM Matching ash trays. Each $2 nice present for Daddy." cents. That will leave fifteen cents Sterling silver candlesticks. All interest in ' their shopping from this week's allowance to put trip faded from the child's face ofl away toward my box of paints." , Pair $10 she gave up the pretty red hand- , "I thought you wanted to buy bag, murmuring, "All right, the paints this* week," her mother FUR CLEANING Prices include Federal tax Mother." oalcl. IXCLUSIVt WITH ho appeared to be about eight "I can buy my paints next week, FLENWNGTON FUR " WALLPAPER SHOWROOM UNUSUAL A concentration of,all New York and Newark Showroom*' Choose di'Digim thut creuio (lio correct ImckKrouml with (lie help of nn experienced decorator. llt In P»IM THE L H. NOLTE CO. olvel l WEDDING youf ««"•• Member of ths Amorlcan Institute of Decor&tora | .lud.< SU Sprlnicdeld Avenue Summit 8-QS01 n Open Saturday afternoon by nppolntmeHt o.nly Have your tur coat restylod and repaired at Hetnlngton NOW! Or (ay-a-woyj, youf next winters fur coat. CLEARANCE SALE Choose from our 1948-1949 styles of custom mttdo furs. A small deposit holds your Special Group, of Hats •elacflon. ISS FLEMJNGTON 665 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2 FUR COMPANY 554 CENTRAL AVE., EAST ORAN.GE 8 SPRING ST. Open Wednesday Evenings in Newark FLEMINGTON, N. J. PHONE: FLEMINGTON 60