SUMMIT, N.J.r Cwntj Offices Chatham Man Commuters Map Shapiro Grants Two Local toys Potts Engaged as Uiy Chart* Aides To Direct Ciba Fight to Check Soil Today for Program QventoFWe Seout Jamboree Consultant in To Keep imHt flw appointment of Paul W Rail Fare Boost Summit Students Robert Young, son of Mr. and Boder of QiaUum as advertising Mw. Edgar B. Young of 60 Oak ' At » coof trtae* told •* Lackawanna Commuters Asso- Five Summit students have been Ridge avenue, and Jack Hughiett, naaafcr ©f Oba Pharmaceutical Water Rate Case tfternaoa, J«Jy 14 te lie ciation, of which L. H Dos Pas- awarded scholarships by the Sha- ton of Mr. and Mr«. Jckhri M, Prodacu, Inc., replacing A. D. Eight municipalities affected by of Ju4*» Biw** KM of Summit is the president, piro Foundation, according to an Hughlett of 124 Prospect street, Brewer of New York, who recent I'iualxtK QMMMR ftaas' will appeal directly to the Inter- announcement released from the ane sailing today aboard a United the propemi Of the Comraoru ly resigned, wag announced yes- is a fekgafe to lie Dwrtis*. state Commerce Commission, if a office of the Foundation, 1441 8taU» transport with 1.000 other wealth Water Co. of Summit to tional Co>a*t«ti«i maid Vu. Gcac terday by L J. Sichel, secretary, study of commuter fare boosts Broadway, New York City as of Boy Scouts from all ove* the na- Increase its rates 20 p«r cent have L Miller of 9tmmHt. als» & ***** Mr. Roder wag asMatant adver- recommended by an ICC examiner last Saturday, Max J. Shapiro, tion to attend the International for the jno»t part agreed to hir- jate. they w«f« aiani Is/ aMnty' tiiing manager of the Ciba firm shows them to be "discrimina- one of the founders, was a for* Boy Scout Jamboree to be held officials to s*t tlsat "w fwrns- since 3912. and acted as advertis- tory." mer resident of Summit. Those at Moissomn, France, in August, Ing Clyde R, Potts, Mayor of nient <( county> dMst sxat fjct ten ing manager during Mr. Brewer's This was stated Satyday night receiving awards here are:, They will return to the United Morrlstown and sanitary en-' far rentfwtd frona tfe* ptogfe.'" tour of service with the Navy. He by Leo Kirtier of Chatham, at- William Moor* Bustln, < so'n of States In six week*. Bob is -a ginoer, ai a consultant In the fau keen active in the pharmaceu .. talk* kf Mfc. Ptow .; torney for the commuters' group. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Burtin of. member of Troop. 62, sponsored by case. Summit's city engineer, "I wa.nt to study the recommend- >fX Morris avenue, who will be a the Central Presbyterian Church v ! Kriink A. Murray, u on* of' a request of Metbait J. for more than nine years. ia tatl"~tHgr1ttCiJSil"«*f • tt&m -<»--*#; freshman at Reruselaer Poly tech- and Jack Is a member of Troop 60, committee of engineers, who re- .former AaseaibtymiMi and teer Itr- Brewer, who was well 25 per cent to 11 major railroads," Institute. He graduated from sporuored by Calvary'^'Kplsropal .Senator Iron* lAtha' Cteswtjr.. »*w. known for many years in he said, "before t state definitely Summit'lfftgfil cently conferred with Potts. The Registrar of eked* aad s«we%*gf*, pharmaceutical' advertulng circles, what we will do about them." Margaret Kversfield Dampnmn, primarily, to. ' aeqtaaiJBt Use two daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry returned to the company late In The latest action. Is a recom- behalf of 10 Union, Ess**' and 1 delegates who an naeo»fe«is «t. lit* mendation only and must be act* H Dampman of Lav In a ' court. 1M5 *f!*r serving as a commander H. S. Football Star I'assaic municipalities "opposing judiciary coaatiaitEte trtfca -Use pe- ia naval' aviation. He i» one of ed upon by the commission. Mr. New Providence Borough, who will be a frt'shman at Radcllffe Col- CommonwtiUth's lt*42 15 per cent culiar probleas ftf list coasTy the founders and a pa«t president Kirner said the commuters have lege. Mias Damiimah graduated rate boast prgposat The hiring of courts. The dfclcgsrtcs *i£t haw to «rf tb« Pharmaceutical Advertising been assured they can file excep- Stricken Fatally from Summit High School this Potts in the prt-sent instance vi>te on the qaeatiea «C C3ub of New York., tions to the report of the JCC ex- ing. the New. Jeraey .cmsit aminer for consideration* °y *ne' year; await* formal approval at leest which Includes Federal body. Nwurtfcmore Graduate in Chatham Pond by five of the major municipal!- «ue which they may &»*e to.wa- President Dos Passos agreed James Allen Gross, son of Mr. Funeral services were held Fri- tie.1 affcctfit, Including Summit. slder, whether or an* the Tiwt" Capital with the Chatham man that the and Mrs. James H. Gross, of High day afternoon for Leon Cross, Jr., It Is believed that Common Coun- diction of the codstjr e*»it* rates would have to be studied be- street, senior «t New York Uni- High School football star, who cil will tnli« Sf»nw> kind of formal remain with local s£ttboeiiisit&. fore future action by the group versity College of Medicine. He died early Wednesday night, July action, probably by resolution, at Ooe of the fear* -©f Ute cewsty Of Nation, Firm's could be announced. graduated from Swarthmore Col- 16, while, swlmniing In Kuzii/kn's its August 5 meeting to nwik« officials U that a W^oe*. u^iin-d The ICC examiner's recommen- lege In 1945 and from Summit Pond, Chatham] Burial wag in known its official stnnd on the court system migfctt eeoapel «J dation would permit the railroads High School In 1942; Fairvlew Cemetery, Westfleld. ratfi increase porpo.sal, LoLs Elaine Hawley, daughter Acting Counry-PHy^iclan Bertha fees tc* be ttiwted mres* to TWsateB to make Increases on commutation OFF FOR FKANCE-Robert Young, left, and Jack Hughlett. whc» leave i'otts will investigate the basis Aim for Surnmit of Mr. and Mrs. James B, Haw- of Morris County said death was and then pass*«f otti-4.lt'' tiie and other multiple tickets effective today for France with l,00(| other Scouts for the jamboree to be held for Commonwealth's request for, To make Summit, the "pivot" ley of Tulip street, sophomore at due to "heart exhaustion." highway tax lneona«—$ lupf«*ntly," ha* cited higher taxes i# cotta.lwX.. • i»>l •. irm %]$o m»M.^B phohograph fered with. aeeiics with sapphire .points anil ent $37) cultural centers of our city.) Cole l-i former chairman of the Dr. F. B. Prnger. and Increased costs of labor as Charles A. Otto Jr. Alteration and Enlargement of r small tubings. Mr. Johnion said One year, 10-trlp family $8.27 New Jersey Labor Mediation Th« stricken boy was awarded justification for its request. Hear- who appeared! before- tht- Building-.—The overcrowded condi- Uw phonograph needles had to be (Present $5.45) Present Building Outgrown. — Board and arbiter In major in- an achievement medal for schol- ings on tho company's proposal committee two week* agm, changed for every 2,000 records. Commuters on the Lackawanna The fact that the library has out tion of the present building is of dustrial disputes. arship and character at the an- will be open before the Public the delegates to. he soraTt»-protect . long standing. Certainly as' long Utilities Commission on Septem- have long / agitated against the grown lta prcaent building is ob- The grand total of scholarships n u a I parent and son dinner of the the "little man's* rijtwpsiiaBt, m ' The materials manufactured by necessity of buying commuter vious to even the most casual of ago as 1M0 definite thought had given by tho Shapiro Foundation Lincoln YMCA last spring. He ber 15. government. He said ••Off *« &ai* the .Summit firm are so small that tickets from their homes to New been given to the possibility of an since its founding a decade ago would have been » junior nt Sum- to run to- Trenton cverjr timt we tiey have to be inspected by a observers. York City when actually they enlargement of the building by the is now 679. mit High School next fall. Cross want to find out something ©T ne- binocular microscope. This is the common experience Legion to Help Vets FIN wish to commute to a point some- erection of two wings and addi- Geographically, the 1947 awards fully expected to play football, He ly on officials who are MA «*jwm-* About the engineering profes- of practically all libraries which ) where between. tional stacks to the rear of the were distributed as follows: 22 in was a backfleld star on last yeftr's Out Terminal Pay Forms sive to the local will. wt'i sion in general, Mr. Johnson' said were built between 1900 and 1920. N Currently pending before the present building.. % New York state; 38 In New Jer- team. our government ftutibrr tiie field nad now become one "of The best authorities estimate that Warnlnj? that August 30 Is the State Public UtHUy Commission even a well-planned building will Fortunately the original gift of sey; 11 in Massachusetts, and one He leaves his father and mother, further away from tbe learning more and more about less each in West Virginia, Maryland last day to file application.? for is a petition by Morristown de- outgrow its original capacity in land makes adequate provision for Mr. and Mrs. Letfn Cross and two terminal leave p ing rush, hoars 1«5B» county and statewide lootings and alert, Chief Egan said. "When per- crossed the bridfci urged residents to cooperate with sons know their neighbors are ing hoars,. ir^» Sixth in a series direct from New Brunswick— the police by reporting any un- away, the minute they see • across the spans en tbeir Baooae- usual happenings or the appear- stranger In the neighborhood they ward trlpst Wko are these USB ance of strangers. should" notify the police." It is extra rtdtrs and where d» "We have had considerably less foolish, he sali, for them to be- Those Planning Visit to Convention Urged to Attend Next Tuesday Session lieve they are "annoying" the come from? robberies," Chief Egan revealed, police or giving false alarm* It T Recognizing; the fact tkat tell what new viewpoint people ent. The executive article In a for all constitutional law. It is vention has come from the Union "than other towns of Union and k By MRS. RICHARD L. MILLER is far better, he added, to check t wt6 Itoear the rest of the constitution one ter signed by the members of the snld, there have been ten,Jootlngs willing to fight for it. Former again in 1944 gave pretty good be an Innocent person. ..-,—- feet firmly planted! en {be grwHtd. Union County Dele irate way or the other; government can Election Board suggests that the since November and apparently Governor Edge from his summer indication of what the people as evidenced by the fact Ibat rnsry The Rutgers University gymna- operate whether bingo does or not., Constitution be voted on this fall all committed by the same person The robberies, all achieved In home in Maine has been spear- wanted, so that the present Com- similar fashion, have taken place a flying saoeer was npocte^ fey sium, is the place! heading the opposition Xo the pro- So, in November, unless the whole on a separate sheet of paper out- or persons, mittee was not working In an when the owners were away and any citi»n, we tltaight bKtes3 Tuesday, July 29, at 10 a. m. vision allowing the Governor to Convention changes the Commit- side the voting booth. It would HM Woman Accomplice and unbiased fnformal:L«WI abmA unexplored field. then be the same kind of an elec- through a second story window is the time! succeed himself. It will be Inter- tee's plan', you and I will have a "The thief," he continued, "al- tion BS the Primary one on June entrance. Articles stolen, amount- the surplus cargo. ccraW toe ewtaua- If you have contemplated going esting to see how much support The Legislative Committee which choice of leaving th« gambling 3 which authorized tho Conven- ways operates In the same method ing to several thousands of dol- ed by questioning smrml Teter*B to the Constitutional Convention he has been able to whip up by had the gambling issue before It, section In the Constitution as Is, tion. Much favorable comment and due to the amount of wom- lars, Include men and women's ct some time this summer, a sug- long distance. He has deluged the has solved the problem nicely. or liberalising It to the extent of was heard on that method; vot- en's finery stolen we believe he clothes, Jewelry, suitcases and Slaathri gested date would be Tuesday, the delegates with written arguments Latest word from that Commit- permitting bingo and auch for ing for candidates then was kept has a woman accomplice." typewriters. Frankly, most oi ZZwae me 2»tn of this month. The Execu- tee Is that alternative proposals charitable purposes. "As Is" would but insists he will not appear In separate from the referendum. Es. Because of the careful scrutiny ' questioned were itartfed when Use tive Committee has finished its will be submitted to the people be to permit horse racing, but no person at the hearing. peclnlly those counties where vot- of pawn shops by the police de- question was put to thtm sad re- .first tentative draft and Is submit-. exclusive of the Constitution It- other form of gambling! One Whereto Find It ing machines are used, as they partments of tho metropolitan plied Jjhat few m-say jntain UKJ tang Jt to the people at a public Speeded Up for Fishing self. Then whichever section wins might well ask why we don't get are in Union County, it has been area, the police heads arc of the Page had been «o> eng^raesKdl la He 9Ce*r bearing on that day, and on suc- The executive article seems at the polls will bo inserted In the a chance to take the gambling heart breaking to sec the result* belief that the thief li working Clarified 14 York Sun, bridge gawes «r m*4 ceeding days, If necessary. Not all carefully well written, and gives final document as adopted. There clause out of the Constitution bn referenda of all kinds, Too with fences who arc getting rid Dntes 8 CAtalogiies, that th^ lad failed erf't»r/*efctlons ot <*>• executive a good basis for the discussion at Is no disagreement that the Com- entirely. In fact, It probably will Imany people forget to vote. It of the stolen goods somewhere be- Death* 6 to notice any dtserepaBrjr gwflm^»» article as prepared by the com- the July 29 hearing. It has been mittee ' chose wisely In throwing be isked when the legislative M hoped that the Committee on yond the nenrby New York and Editorials ...... 6 , *• m. and p. m. trabi toads How- mittee are controversial; In fact, rumored that the chairman of the the gambling Issue Into the laps Committee holds public hearings. Submission of Document of the Pennsylvania towns. , N. P. Borough . 10 ever, then iro «ott* a few tiArm taie recommendations suggested Committee wanted to go fishing, of the voters. It - Is not really a Convention will recommend this • Chief Egan also revealed that N. P. Township have been received by delegates and so rushed the proceeding constitutional question, but has Union County Plan Praised Our oil p#im»B«t« mm —wit ym workable plan submitted by Union ton "John Doe" warrants were Social 8, 9 en naturkl looktBc etate ~ ~ and visitors at the Convention as along. But It is certainly not evi- gained so much publicity, that One'of the most timely sug- County. taken to Elizabeth Monday for Sports ;ood Hilrdrwwrm lt« - conservative. But, you never can dent that undue haste was pres- one might think it was the bails gestions to tht Constitutional Con- I THI SUMMIT HilMfi, THURSDAY, JULY 24; l?47 RflssO rflfNRI wlV#ll Use of Hormones In Medico/| Being hospitalised with a hip Some Day Cleaning Service fracture

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••'.••• ' * • • • ' . 11 ACME PAVING & EXCAVATING CO. than "things ill afforded and unwisely bought. 119 So. Livingston Am Livingston, N. J. Phones: living 6-1786 and 2288 ford e-2981-M Plan ahead for what you really wan* ... and save. FOR RENT FOR SALE Bank by mail if you prefer. • Runs Like New Engine i Whe«!Cha!r* • Has been completely torn down and Hospital Beds • • • v •' ~ " • '• i rebuilt to our exacting specification* "I I "v • Ultraviolet Lamps SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT OPEN FROM 7:45 X. M. TO 4:00 P. M. Infra Rod Lamps • Woraparti replaced with New Gen- Crutches uine Ford PmrU MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS-FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 TO 8:00 Invalid Walker* e Immediate Delirery DIATHERMY ^SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY (Short Ware) and we tell — WE DELIVER Ask About Our Budget Plan ESTABLISHED 18 91 • Canes , 6 to 12 Months • Commodes FOR RATES Member Federal Member • Invalid Chain *M*> MtreaMaTIOM Deposit Insurance, • Sick Room Supplies »IOrrUt«wn 4-M38 DILLON MOTORS, INC. Federal Reserve Corporation 520 Springfield Ave., Summit Su. 6-4200 System THE CENTRAL MEDICAL SUPPLY 1 Kntjmate Given on Body and Fender Repairs S-aeiN* COMMUNITY TMMTM • PINS STOUT MMtltTOWN* M. J. and Painting THI SUMMIT HflAU), THUKSDAY, JULY 24, U47

cinationi Tutjdaj included; j rier, by Ton MeMasttri of a Dog's Life.' Firemen J<*ephin«, mostly Be&gle, owned •treat, axd a part AiredaJs CORBY'S Voferon of WoiY by Conrad Cattaao «r Midland (other part imtnown) what* Lock Oaf Pups Seeking Shotterraet; Spook*, a black Rat *u not ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY On Pacific Duty pit is Patricia, 10, all of Morris STENOGRAPHERS First Ututuuat Alice Dttas*, •Id- *iv'_z^ ttbo^. nocking tfai avenue, ANNOUNCING Inc. U. 8. kjmy ttUTM, of Merri* *«t- ••t*M*,-«*tar 'tfc« ban* u gone.* Dt Jean Macktrley, aloo ol tfie mae, wUl tail shortly tor #*jr ©a tumm*m at fcnek msd Udtet Summit Dog and Cat Hoapital, R & S SERVICE GARAGE, INC. * truuport ia ttw Fic$B<..tt wtu *d»i»i»t«red the shot* wbil* Dr. announced thi» w««k by San. 1 ««Bt mat. Engic *upervi»«d. We Are Again Opening Our Coljrate-Palmolive- Franeitca Pott of Emharkati Expressing regret that there Al TO BOOT and FKMIKR Rt-flnlthlng Dept authorities. - mute 1IC Mttduja St. dscaaag* M > WM not a larger number of dogs lieutenant Dunn, wbo for receiviag the preventative" ahot» Motor R0fculldlng-Stir1ir»-aw»tritor» returned from Br«merh»*ea, Gcr> %m «p«m. ' However. Dr. £nglc urged person* to tak*> Carburetor*—Futl Pump*—Bnkt*~Hotof many, tuut been In the Army »lnt* Dr Essie «f tie Summit advanta|« of the clinic today th« outbreak of th# war •*«*«# *mi Cm Ha*pii*l. witM from 2 p: m. until « p. m. He in tie European theater. TIM Uf ami fiwienl Rtpalrt, ill mki ears, llmtn Sunshinm Utijrur Jupr*f»» m4.mi tt*t*i tiCVui, board of added that dog» must be brought Daughter of Mr. sad Mi*. on ieashea. , Servtag Summit Mam 18M Laundry, Dry C1»0IUD|. lug Climitag, ftar Storage b**lzti 'jz^ptizet, *M up ttoe clinic f XPERT RUG William J. Dunn*, Sr.t her f*r- is. tk* i^*i «4 liw board -of Other patients receiving vac- 795 Sprinjjfifld Ave. Summit 6-S08S tntt Mid yesterday tfaat a *te«tt iT-M SUMMIT AVMHUX CLEANING letter from their daughter dt- with no n*m Summit, NJ. acribed the beautiea of Ban Fra»- wbimper* claco, Lieutenant Dunn* further I Os« ei Cte laut pstieoU was reported that she was awaiting MoaJt_ a £.i* *aii * bait >«ar uld ~ wait* Cs&t li»M'«tAgtibi*d, be- A graduate of Summit lougnii t«' lira.- Jajars B Mudga FINAL SUMMER The only sure way to guard School, LleuUnant Duaat re- of SuaiOK avcKue. ceived her nurse'a traiaiBf «t SAI4 Ma MiMtfe. 'Even though against moth damage. Overlook Hospital. Her brother my <£ss mw (Ms mm unlea* on ii Patrolman William J. * U*»|| &Ki «ww»iiTii«a by me, BEDROSIAN'S Jr. I tteith* smMBcwiiiMm is an extra Springfield Ave. SU. «-O50O be com- Vault* on Premises Story-felling M«a*'-jai. wagged Ids tail look- inf •« ta* tine part Collie and League Has part Pstor pp, wfea waited their torn. "Tat par«. pumag on a Busy Summer piajfttl «aa*r acft, were brought Th« Summit Storytelling Lea- to tie ctair fcy U-ye*r-old Uamas ! gu« is Again carrying- on a program B*y. E£iA CtaMaasu, II. and tier"

playgrounds. According to A. ML•strtet a££ « Tax&ntino, director of the mixomet Siimnsa: pe&u* said ' the tnea playground program, an hour i» sarreaimdl. ^^hrataniy when, giving one mofning a week by th* WITIRHAEUSflt thrfy l*afcm«ii.tVy .**re 'being leafpe at three of the playgrouhxi* aoo^frc. -Tw. «T t*es» told |>olic« and an Sour one afternoon a week BROKEN STOCKS ttx«y bad toMWC with the girl at the other two playgrounds, mwsted by The director declare* the »tory- A«ectii

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mm com Give a new Chevrolet its head down the roughest WHEN YOU DON'T OWE A CENT IN THE fWORLD road you can find. Feel how you seem to float over the bumps . . . how swiftly you ease into • Figure out how much you need to clean up all your debts... get the money you Surgical Belts Abdominal Beth a silken stop at a nudge of tho brake pedal. ' need, quickly and confidentially, from us... pay all your obligations... Unitized Knee-Action Gliding Ride with Positive- Actipn Hydraulic Brakes is a comfort-safety trien repay us in convenient monthly installments. Live within your means Trusses combination that can't be boat—a pair of fea- and, first thing you know, you won't owe a cent in the world .You ask no favor Hospital Supplie* B*i» tures that only Chevrolet provides! when you apply to us for a loan. It's our ^psiness and our uvic function to help tide folks over tough financial spots, and nine times out o( ten 41 Hoar, S«rtrk* QUALITY SERVICE, too! There's no we can say "yes" to the application. The cost? Interest at the usual, V Free 6f liter* • .' place like a Chevrolet dealer's for skilled, ', low bank rate - no extra charges. car-saving service. Drive in soon—and CHEVROLET Store Hour*: Weekday* » A. M.tm $:*» P. regularly. Sunday»9 A. M.tmtF. J». FIRST NATIONAL BANK FRUCHTMAN'S a* 'STSS" Siefart-Rees Chevrolet, Inc. W M*n.E 1TRMT Summit, N. J. RtlMMlT, N, t. CENTER 315 Springfidd Avenue 4 WBWmmHpata.IHU«OAY, t*. mr tp mu Hold gj lastly to the •adurtag. th» good, pl*i Society «ad th« trot, and you will bring of Him J«wk« Druinfc YOU MAY WW A tbcat into your «*»erittiew* va to TOW **tt kit. H14 torn all house where parents may leave JOB nM^-tk* balaae« M *a TO smaU children. nuti to mil roar kud|ct. Come In ana find out all thm 4*utt$ WZE - Ja4j*d ti* cutest, prettiest and oddest at last . . . lean tii* id«*nUtodge M PlynootB week's »aa«' se* at Edi«wn playground were (left to right) a by a l>r«Bd-n«w mtfi* «r Barter* Acs L^ J*r«t Yanelh and Joseph Fkcht; The show* Rev. Richard A. Bryan «nfita. i»r of tit* r..rfs of the pUyground program *u entered by Sunday — < Union service of K^Erer* up wrt isary McGrath, 'cutest; Aatrjd Method! it' and Presbyterian Olofson pret:.** *zd *«> Ktoimm ody Mr. Bryan, "What God Dodf St Plymouth UtaUr J. P»*quai Patriiia Bruno arid Dolores Expects of You." , (PiuSo by Jay) Luciarjo. Wednesday—8 p. m., Choir re- 304-04 Ifood Str««t 3 - Great Shopping Days - 3 hearaa! at chiirch. Siimwlt 4.1 MS — Hardy Farma Hopton'si Esso Service Center Stoehr k Tanke Upholstery CHURCH DIRECTORY Bohm's Oven Fresh Bakery Hunter * Co. (Appliances) Suburban Cleaners BuildJng Malntenaace Supply Jfaak* Shops The Kitchen Shop Chong Lee launftry J, Lawurow, Paints A Hardware .Tlwf.Slioe Box,.. 1 Mf. ORv« Honn«» CKurch Calvary Episcopal Church Conu&ierelal Stationers John Holxman, Florist ^ - Tony's Amoco Service Station Mm* *- C. . Ret. E. F. Francla SUMMER Community Floor Covering Kaspar'a Town * Country Shop Trlmflt Coraet Shops Coral Way Market LWa Kiddle Shop Union Bootery . •• • - Tonight — conl*T- Dan-Dec Cleaners Lester's Curtains Union Camera Exchange tact. Mrn Vtrjpeai Tomorrow—10 a. m., Holy Com- DeLiute Diner v Liberty Sign Co, Union County Auto Sales, Inc. mnkm in the chapel. SUGGESTIONS Dorry'i, Inc. (Women's Wear) Llda LM Fwcks Union florist Sunday—10 Sunday—* a. m, Holy Commu- Economy Delicatessen LAB Chevrolet, the. Union Grill 1:30 «. m., ; i'M 11 a. rn , Methodist Church Klrmvood Esso Sendee Mat Moon Associates, Ine. Union Paint * Hardware waited service. Farber's Shoe Store Buwahairs, Inc. (Men's Wear) Union Jewelers •pcaker, . Ms* M.ttaf BMKM »f Comfortable Five Folnt* Meat Market Marine's Fashion Center Union Register ' Newark; «:*5 p*. aa, ' Christian Science Church Five Points Kestaurant . Metser*s Flower Shop Printers 4c Publishers pie* hour. e:3O p, B, Fox's Dress Shops Katlonsl Applianoe Union Sanitary Market aervtce. A Frank Woerdlck Jeweler Neldel's Food Store Union Shoe Service Tttrth" 4» th» Lesson-Sermon Union Sport to Cycle Shop subject for Sunday, July 27. Fredrio Dreas Shop New York Shoe ©atle! Oakat Memorial Church F. W. Woolworth Co. Nolan's Tydol Station Union Stationers * Golden Text: "O Lord, thou art Waldorf s Men's Shop Bsv..gis*la my God; I will exalt thce, I will Oelger's Union Laundry Park Liquor Store Olrard Furniture Co. Paul's Beauty Shoppe Whitney's (Dress Shop , praise thy name; . . . thy coun- Tick's Delicatessen Sunday—10 a n, Wan&3|i *en- sels of old are faithfulness and Oreuter's Confectionery Store Plaia Cut Rate Drug Store ioe, •ermoo, "Tbe Cbsath aad It« ! truth."

If your nerves are fraezled and you patience exhausted trying ¥•« mmt a discount from ihe regular rate*. to park on Newark's busy streets, pull into a Bamberger "BAM- While you are at Bamberger's, have your "BAMPARK" ticket 1 PARK ', one of those attractive, efficient Bamberger parking stamped. WHEN YOU RETURN FOR YOUR CAR NOTICE lots just around the corner from the store. THE DIFFERENCE IN THE CHARGE. Pick out your "Bampark" on the mup* As you There* room at "Bampark*99 early or lute. swing into down*town Newark, you can't miss it. It's easy to All "BAMPARKS" open at 9 A.M. No.'s 1,3,4, and 6 stay open spot the attractive white Colonial sign which says'^BAMPARK'*. 'til 7 P.M. No.*s 5,7, and 8 stay open 'til midnight to take care of Draw up to the entrance of the neat, little white house and you on your theatre jaunts. All lots open Wednesday nights. • Y9Mr trouble* «r* over. A smartly'uniformed attend- ant will be there to open the door of your car. You slip out and he slips in behind the wheel; and. while you are on your short way to Bauberger's, he will roll your car over the smooth, macadam pavement to a parking space safe from the hasards of the streets.

PuU out of traftic - Pull Into a "Bampark" L BlHBBRGEft & CO, a M0/VS OF AMVUQA'S GREAT STORMS" THE SUMMIT HiRAiD. THUKSDAY, WIY U, U47 and Albert Gargiuio ixad a •Bomb for the loudest cracking u will conUnut during enjoyed by numerous th* Bottle" bcKJth. William Ev«rj, bubble. RolH'rt Metadata >mii &ui- Week. Doings on Summit Playgrounds Ctmra MartiBi. Virginia Cro«, snd vatore Rcwa tied' for the funniest i>oth adults and cinldrea Marilyn Baxtoa aoid tickets mt tht babbltj. Again m July 18, Bcmtry, wat«r. fiib «* up tlie ball gwue. Ntitbcr team gatet. Dolorea Evan* Anthony ly fifty clUldrra enjoyed T^jf tfttierbali, cUtfker, h«r*c- combined to p« »txt«ta young hof*e«hoe Mid acored ia the eighth. Ln the flrtt Scn.apaii! and Tory Colangrlo In thg spray from a special w- shot- and h'op*cotch tournaairnts nieB of R»o»«veH Pfcygtomi m basketball (our shooting tourna- of the ninth- Roosevelt scored a sold the *«da pop. rangt'iuent attached to « fire hy- me»t» were held. The winner of run to lead 2-1; but in their half contmur. put-' d»8*mpiruaslsi|» has happy afternoon on July it. PUyia* Fiftttn loud-cluwitig cliildit-n drant on Orrhard street. This ha» the hwieihoe eont*M wtu Frank of the ninth Edison scored two alrrady bt-t-n detertnincd' Edward boy* snd "Prof", the entered Ue bubbleguM tuuu-st. Do- proven ti> be wiie of th« Duowt Strouie who defeated Bill Daiti run* on four hiu and won the Williaano, Jr.. ha* lor Uir third of the playgjrouni enjoys i ink* lotes Ev&nj won the prize for the popular .pa.rl» of th« program at in th« final match. Other partici- ganae, 3-2, Shivers bit * hejm* run cccuciVc >"i«r wi>n the play- t» Sssrpriie 'Lake trtth • «te^- biggest bubble, Eva Edwards for Roosevelt Pkyground. Th* so- "THE YEARLING" pants were John ilalion, Fusee, for the first run Roosevelt made; ground i:tiitinjHoii»hi|» in Use jun- ovcr on the way back to o*»*r\«. the *inalb*t bubbU. and Jtn»n have aUu to«.-n In Trchulrolor {Nick Martini, and Richard Turlcy while other* that •houJd receive >' vu'ntra.1. • utin*,r the horse* at WateiuiBf Sublet A4M! "THi CAT CONCERTO" j W.1U1 Fred SWick and Bob Stef«n«k special mention are £v*ni for ' running up in the quarter final*. Tfc« Academy Award Cartoon Kw>*tveH aud *"eoie lor EdUon diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuillililliililitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit: ] Kick Martini and Dick Tranquil!! who pitched fine gmam. iSyka* MILIBURN Sunday—Mmaimj—Tuteday ti«d. for first place In the foul allowed only two hit* before being; Pape. r (Hill Plaijliousj - -e W. J. Morgan—Jane Wyiiian—J*ni» Paige sfcootinf contest. Second place was relieved in the eighth; and Ftole Frank Ctrhnqten, Du«cUr * hi*i>txme Sport H•. and Larry Twill Were other Rooijevelt Playground enjoyed a entries in the competition. "shower." ThU us an arrangement NOW PLAYING THRU WED. * by which water is sprayed from a This wcik's features include "I !•«' IK serl g hydrant. Many other children and ir •• t. • -I • .i. girl's ftftte which wai rained'out with Clarence Nordstrom and Melissa Mason various adults enjoyed observing in 1*0 successive week», a paddle the fun of ihe participant*. These mid Ilutmld C Urkr, Maigurillf d« AAt*tiM, iibnt t'an»ll, teiniis contest, and a playground THt )l..l.trl KiMrs KK HAKlt il AN U«HI>«>, Mu U»l carnival which will be held on "showers" are held each Monday W *ts k Monday. Regularly scheduled from i:30 p. m, to 2:00 p. "m. Plans arc being made for additional AT g;3« - MATIMCtS AT MB events held weekly are showers, .$J6» II 2»-»I.M-i:.4# ming parties, Tuesdays; and story Nineteen children from Roose- 1 imeu «i>« an ulr at Krci(t Oept Stof*. Ntwark (No Perl* I telling every Thursday by Miss velt joined those from the other I Ajinisley Chase, four playgrounds in the city in

p July 15. The affair was cut ishurt A sand modeling contest and a by bad weather; but nevertheless baseball field day for boys were everyone had a good tim« In the the main attractions at Mabie water. Those from Roosevelt on Playground this past week. • this trip were: Dolores Evann, •• Thoj>e seeking top honors for Peggy Dickhison, Albert. Our- »aiid modeling were; Rcwe •Ma.ty guilo, Michael Todesco, Samuel Moroney with her "Beach," Jim Croan, Mark Pannella, Ray Jan- Moroney, with his "Shoreline," nelli, Sam Nunn, Theresa Jan- Ralph Petrock with hU "Town," nelli, Arthur Nunn, Lloyd Cole- Rose Mary McNamara with her man, Anthony Schipani, Marilyn "Country. Home," Robert Blaesscr Buxton, Melvin Ford, Sal Rosa, Viith his -"Villegre," Joe Bums with Ann Edwards. Marjorie Bennett, his "Surrealism," Ray Palmer with Jackie Robinson and Earl Nelson. his "Scenic Ride," Lawrence Bon- tempo with his "Modern Home," ROOSEVELT Ray Mennitt with his "Pool," One hundred seventeen children unm A.rmnnd Bontempo with his "An- were counted at one time at the cient Castle," and Albert Mu«lkr carnival held Friday afternoon. FSHEV HOUSE with his "Grand Hotel." The children tried their skill at The judges named Rose Mary tlie various booths, bought soda DROAP JT AT LINCOLN PARK MEWARK2U J MlUe Moroney the best in the Junior pop, and participated in or group, Albert Mueller the beat in watched the babble gum contest. the intermediate! group and Rcwe Jimmy Rillb was proprietor of a Mary McNamara the best in the "Hit the Bell" booth. Mark Pan- The New senior group. The judge* were nella ran a "Shoot out the Can- Ros« Loncrgan, Connie Moroney, dles." Bridget Zotte and An- Joe McNamara and Gary Mennitt. toinette Schpppe took charge of All contestants and judges re- "Pitching Pennies"; Thomas ceived candy for their efforts. Evans and Lloyd Cokmgn ran a The Boys' Baseball Field Day foul shooting contest; Bob ar:d was welcomed by the boys in the Martin Keating handled a ring \SEVENKEYS TOBALDPATEt Junior Age Group. The boys are tossing game, and Charles Evans CLUB DIANA «». EDMUND GWENN PHILIIP TERRY • EDUAKOO cuNNfiu • IIIAIGUEI mut f i using these field days to test any improvement in"i their playing Proudl/ Presents America's .Most Modern over the summer. The results of Feature this field day will, be compared DRIVE-IN THEATER Weekday* 3:l»5; 7:85; »: 1947 Singing Sensation with the results of another field Rout* 29 - Union,.N.J. dAy to be held the last fweek of ., FRI.. SAT. JULY 24-25-2« ^uturdiiy ami S«ncln> National Recording Artist the playground season. The .fol- "THE BLUE DAHLIA" lowing boys took part In the vari- "BETTY OO-KD" ous events: Ralph Petrock, George Mai. " *»* K\ e 1:11ft <"ontlniiouB Sat, ami Kun from ? p. m Scott, Gary Mennitt, Albert Muel- SUN., MON., Tt'KS., iVIY 31-38-2» "TEMPTATION" * •*«• «t; MM IT «llf JACK CARROLL ler, Bob Blaesser, Ray Mennitt. "LITTLE MISS BIG" Roy Fltterer, Joe McNamara, ONE WEEK BKfilNMNtJ T1H!KSI>AY, 4VLM 81ST LAST TIAIKH TOI1AV. IVKDNESDAY (one day only) July M Star of Stage and Screen Paul Ellis and Bob Romeo. Family "CARNIVAL OF FUN SHOW" ANNi:* BAXTKK • WILLIAM HUI.DKV . SONNY TlfTS Other activities included the 7—BIO LAUGH UMTS—7 Van Johnson — June Allyson •IN- "BEAT THE BAND" Story Telling Hour on Tuesday. — in Showers in the Wading Pool every SHOWS NITE1-V — Rain or Clear "BLAZE OF NOON" Unvl 2-2109 1 Limited Engagement afternoon that conditions permit- "HIGH BARBAREE ' •ru's- ted and Handicraft which included .IKAN I'OKTKIl - JOHN SIIKI-TON • Kl Til DON>KIJ.Y Wood and Leather work. 1020 Brood St. Storting Friday, July 25 The Roosevelt Playground Jun- NOW YOU CAN SEE IT IN NEWARK! ... -tN- ior Softball Team journeyed to MOSQUE NEWARK v "LinLE MISS BROADWAY" PLUS the Edison Playground July 14 THE PICTURE THAT WON 9 ACADEMY AWARDS for a game with Edison's Jun- Samuel Goldwyn's iors. One of. the closest and best MYRNA FRIDAf AND SATURDAY HIGH TONES ORCHESTRA -• played games of the league season FREDRIC MARCH thus far WAS the result with ROSANN RABBINS, voc Edison coming out on top by the DANA ANDREWS THE BEST score of 3 ,tp 2 after two extra TERESA WRIGHT Every berth brings MURDER Gala Hoor Show Headed by Innings had to be played. Up to VIRGINIA MAYO the last half of the seventh Roose. YEARS OF HOAGY CARMICHAEL' velt led 1 to 0; but in the bottom CATHY O'OONNtU. half of that inning Edison scored M.C. HAROLD RUSSEU. J. CASE, on a walk and two hits to tie OUR LIVES LOHG • ooueus rowLir > WIUMM CNUIEI - MS»M MMWS n<«*4 ki MICHIL u«mi • WMri n MKOir »u* • »«• tm* »" »»« Muih lft« Mtrch EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION JULY 4-25-26 AT 7 & 9 P. M. ADULTS «1. STARTS WED. JULY 30th • RKO PROCTOR'S, Newark CHILDREN .We (TAX INCL.) 8P0N- CO-FEATURE Captain J»s»ph Basil*'* OMECT F»os» as wncMs on VWAV Sunday Dinner ... .2 p.m. N> 8 p.m. $1.50 ORED BY FRANK McCOVERN ASS'N. TRESTOV FOSTER - <«AII, PATRICK Olympic Park Band in • Weekdays 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. • HILL SHEFFIELD •pacial conctrt of lh« • * WALTER READE THEATRES .* * i •• ' -IN- : '. Try Our Businessman's Lunch ar composition* of "KING OF THE WILD HORSES" the Grill Every Day JOHN PHILIP SOUS A Mtxt Sunday JMOf » M ISDN* , NOW THRU WED. SUNDAY AND MONDAY , SVWJUUN6 BUfCtlOH C« WAITU KiOE SHOWS 6 NIGHTS A WEEK "FLYING SAUCERS!" WIVIRSU IKTinUTJONllt. COMMUNITY S) due y FOR RESERVATIONS CALL UNVL 2-3060 SOUTH ITIitl • PMONf MO • J020 Ailolf Uami O'BRIEN 2800 Springfield Avc. Union ME* CIRCUS NtXT HIT! Joan CfttiUield, Wynn, Eiia RAINES Wm. HoMrn - Avi» (•iirilniT Man BENDIX WHAT WON'T #f Vincent PRICE Front book that ddlghi«d -HUCKSTERS NARIA PALMER • JOHN AB90TT • FRITZ IEIBER • HOKUM CHWWtti Amerlrm THINK OF NEXT? CO-FEATURE HTKWART - JUNE PKEISSEB THRILLS BY THE 1000's "SARGE GOES TO COLLEGE"

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| Starts Thurs., July 31 | BIG MOMENTS... Urchrnont Race Week and all its thrills-one of the year's big —- Winner off 9 Acadtmy Awards »uS,»Htl)tWKWW • HCMUtftKI • UlNMT SDMI moments. Another is your first taste of that cooling, refreshing SCHEDVLE ADMISSIONS Dally at MM. 74c COFEATURE Scala-st Orange Pineapple Ice Cream ... the Scaltest Flavor-of- IJOItKItT M»«KKV - PATKICIA MOBISON Eve. 11.30 thc-Month for July ... one of the year's great flavors! Sat. A Bun. •IN- ICI CREAM ; \ 12 US, 4; 7, 10 p.m. Chlldrrn fiOc, "QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS' SraJttit h* Lrtam it tmpt in Usit,'.. jaiiious/or quality ami fl*i*>r. •II tlmea (Door* Op«n MM imu n — TIM* iaihtSodwM VilL««Sun, fbursd.;i. 9:J0 I'M.,t.il.i, * NBC INC. TAX • WAICH - AMDREW5 • WEIGlfT' MATO * fHi SUMMIT HEKAtP, THURSDAY, MiX 24, ft47 corner of Springfield sv«*au« aad Owriook Hospital after an m. •ran to the actual demand* of a specific type Obituary Mapkt (tfwet, occupied by stores sssjs, of %wo weeks, wtH be htid and offices, and ai*o «al estate tsss momiAfr at 11 o'clock iB of job activity will find tn§ venture profitab*t,B y g|^ Ef/iif Iff Frederick B. TheveterMaikedfor»of|»?dalcontld.| Motif iwfl ill Funeral services for Frederick in Morristown. , . Calvary Episcopal CSiuxeh, ReV B. Beach, 70, of » Edgemont ave- Mr. Feibuah leaves two children, Blmer F. Francis offkiating. SUMMI ERALD eration when he undertook tot hazardous-as- Mrs. Lwnbeck, * m*inb*r f nue, WB» died »o Monday from a Harry, who conducts a pharmacy, O signment which finally resulted in his dis- heart ailment after seven months stationery and new* busineia in CWvary Spis«oosi CUjurch, canst ability and he wants no special consideration THI SUMM»T HERALD'S WASHINGTON RtTOKTE* illness, will be held this after* Springfield avenue, and a daugh- here about » years ago, with her I t4*teri*l now. All he wants is an open minded evalua- tall «Us*l soon at (o'clock at the E- P. ter, Mrs. Gertrude F. KSolikoff of family feata Jersey City where tion of his present capabilities aad aptitudes. Burroughs A SOB Funeral Home, Irving plaee. she was bom. SO* Springfield avenue. Services Funeral services were held on Surviving sure ICrs. Lembtck* WMcii* of H«* J«ra*r In other words, he is asking for a chance to WASHINGTON— Yaw legisla- away la* isccstive far work, and Sunday afternoon mX I o'clock set husband, Otto A. Lembeck; a son wtMt contrail accomplish." will be conducted by Rev.. He&ry demm what he can do with what ht has tors *itt b*** tt« D. Hartman, assistant pastor of Bemheim Cha,pei, Newark, con- Paul J. of Short Hills, and a fit supply a»d demand" and would tbe Senator is critical daughter, Mrs. Charles V. Reydel left. When h« proves his point, then he really the Central Presbyterian Church ducted by Rabbi giedler oi the oppose relastateis*i»t «f priet mm- of titm* wh» take advantage of and Rev. Ralph B. Nesbltt, a 'Summit Jewish Community Cen- of Plslafleld tii* oteescc «* OPA aad charge will be home. troll, although they art aware former pastor and now associate ter, who later conducted a prayer that the cost or living has soared what tsc traffic will bear. They service here. Burial w*i in Mt- CAKD or THAKKS ought to be shanked," Hawkes de- pastor of the Fifth Avenue Prca- DEEMING it impossible to thank sur SIUKW copies * cents Raw Deal for Jersey IT per cent since the abolition «f Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin, N. T. many frlnodi indifMuallF, w* Uk< i pyteriaa Church, New York. B*ck utpim 16 mau «acj> It was not a matter of small potatoes OPA, despite an increase is pro- clared *"f%*y *re contributing Burial will be in the First Re# this means to express our vary de*n, ...Editor duction of manufactured good* to wWch »e*ai misery On. Otto A. Le*abockr tst and heartfelt apprecisUon for Norman S. Garis that Hew Jersey, taxpayers hav« brought to. formed Church Cemetery, Pomp- the many tokens of sympathy n- ..Advertising Maeagtr and agricultural products over the for everybody." Funeral services for Mrs. Alice tended us in the recent bereavement Beatrice K. Arthur the attention of Washington big-wigs. They ton Plains. , of our beloved grandson, tbe U.%* Oatl. & cam* period. Hawke* chairman of tn« board Pierton Lembeck of 60 HUlcrest H. teon Cross, Jr. were large potatoes, acres of them. They had of the nationally ka»wn firm of Mr. Beach, at the time of his avenue, who died Monday at t*«i Since Congress tossed OPA out RKV, AND MM. JAMES W. GBO8fi Owgoteum-Xainn, peieted out that retirement last year, was the old- »•** been purchased by the Federal government the window in June, lMf, food est official in point of service of undr the price-support program and left to prices have risen 28.1 per cent neither OPA nor any other law could ever stake producer* aware the National City Bank of New stay HIM K» *• MMIIW /rwiw Tkunimy'i I**** rot on New Jersey farms last year. Other increases affecting the cost Tork City, formerly the Bank of /W toilers !• !*• ««**' WMMI *• »/i«t«< «W of living are clothing, up 1T.3 per of tbeir t-wpoaabtliiy toward con- 'This was a criminal destruction of food," sumers. America. He was born in Jersey *• jmbUitud mmUs* olfc«rt»i#« r#- cent; fuel and electricity, sU per City, where he had been active HAVE YOU BEEN WAITING FOR declared A. R Everson, executive vice-presi- Smith Agaiaat OVA cent; household furnishings, IS 3 in Westminster Presbyterian dent of the New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- H. Alexander Smith is Summit 6-6S08 per cent; rent, 7 per cent; and mis- Church. Mr. Beach was a resident AU D»p*rtm«ftt« "in general, agaiact the OPA type tion, who represented state taxpayers asso- cellaneous items, 8 5 per cent. of Chatham before. coining to OUR AUGUST SALE? THURSDAY, JUMT M. 1M7 of control.** ciations of 36 states at the June 25th hearing How do "Your Men ia WasMn*-- Summit 30 years ago. held by the U. S. Senate Agriculture Com- ton" explain the fact that—con- He would place only housing, trary to contentions of suitl-QPA which is is "dasperately *hort sup- Mr. Beach began his career in Vacation Insurance mittee on the Home agriculture appropria- banking in 16»3. In World War I FamiliM off to the mountain! or seashore legislators last year—prices did not ply,"' under federal control. tions bill. "I believe in the law of supply he was interested in the National for amulet vacation very often blatantly, but fall when supply increased? Leon Defense Organisation and held a Favoring economy cuts in the House bill Henderson, former price ^Admin- and demand,** he made clear, but innocently, advertise their absence from home added, "you juet have to wait un- discharge from the New Jersey and attacking the Federal price-support pro- istrator and now etfief economist State Militia Reserve He was an FUmington ctiijom • m«..j to friend and stranger alike. In doing go they gram, Everson said to the Senate Committee: of the Research Institute of Amer- til we have eootething more like normal coBdttioos b«fore this law organizer of the Men's Choral Fun compare favorably in have no one to blame but themselves wiien. ica, a private business survey en- Club and was a member of Cen- "Thousands of bushels of government pur- isi fully operable" pric* to the cost of ordi- tral,, Presbyterian Church. nary mats production by sneak thieves. stabilization program were thrown ploughed under in November, 1946, at a time said, "can be explained by some SurylvorT Tncrpir ftr W iyesj. JttkfeflOLtMiSSfc, to the winds in the hasty abandon- Anna Heidt Beach; a son, John Vacation time is the prowler's harvest when New Jersey housewives were paying sort of unbalance."' He cited, for ation . . . It i» • simpU ment of wartime control* Had \y. Beach of Havre De Grace, time. It is not hard for burglars to "case" a as high' as 10 cents a pound for potatoes." the basic wartime control* been example, the meat and corn situa- fact, and ths raaiort why neighborhood in order to determine which Md., and a daughter, Miss Julia Striking at costly overlapping of Federal continued, our tconorovs .today tion: meat prices soared a» jfoon Beach, at home. Flemington to-day is «n- homes are vacant. But, if the owners would and State services, he pointed, out that New would be equally solid and mm corn crop prospects appeared joying ths largest vokims take a few simple precautions before leaving strong." poor. of Jbutirms in its history. Jersey has 422 state employees engaged in Rep. Clifford''P.'Case'* faith in David Felbush town the life of the second story man would Export *>t» Supply Thrifty woman find out agriculture work while the Federal govern- the "jaw* remains unshaken. ,, . , David Feibush, who ^conducted be made more difficult and there would not ment has 506' perrnarxent agriculture em- Senator Albert W. Hawkes a«- 'Tht pretest rise in the cost of a stationery and news store here about that* things quicUy. mal application of the law of. sup- '-bV will no sooner rid himself of the smell of tions should look within them- C—ta and aptitude. 'Wholesale action by the police selves for the reasons, weighing ether thai* he will be ordered to take passive to collar all dogs not collared by them objectively, to sec if they are Former Low Cost % 113.00 Fortunately, most veterans have obtained exercises in bed. After a day or two of that their owners, resulted in the issu- suitable employment but there are many justifiable. • NEW REDUCED COST . 97.25 he will be ordered to get up and take more ance of eight summonses to dog We are all cognizant of the ideals without jobs because they are classified as owners last week. strenuous exercises and the physical and oc- and principles of democracy which SAVING (about 14%) '15.75 disabled because of some service-incurred dig- cupational therapy, he will hardly be able to we try to instill in our youth, but eve* ability. The state pamphlet listed nunrferous Former School Superintendent call his soul his own. The doctors say the Miss .Louisa Connolly passed away when accidents such as this hap- New Jersey disabled veterans whose impair- patient will get well quicker. But who wants suddenly last Sunday in Portland., pen, we should ask ourselves how ments range from infrequent attacks of much longer can the preaching to get well quicker that way? ' e., while on her, way to spend llOfr, the Monistown Trust Company's policy «f serving the community malaria to the more serious plights bf the the summer vacation with a friend. and teaching outdistance the do- The council goes on to say that modern ing. It is ironical even to us who blind and double amputee. The list includes bettef is reflected in ite reduction in the cost of financing new and used ear concepts of care include emotional and psy- The recently organized Oakcs do the teaching. clerks, commercial artists, a tailor, personnel purchase*. Hind you, a substantial reduction from our previous low charges. chological as well as physical readjustment Memorial Men's Club has arranged How long can. these conditions manager, real estate broker, restaurant man- In these days of high prices, this bank cuts the cost, saving you approst* as part of the program. Well they may. It is for its first family outing to be continue? How many lives can we ager, draftsman, high school teacher and a held at Washington Rock Park, afford to sacrifice on this man' not hard to imagine the emotional and psy- mately as much as f ou pay for your license and in many instances even more. host of other everyday occupations—all of Dunellen, next Saturday afternoon. made altar of blindness, for blind- chological problem presented by a patient Th« plan is also available to those whose can are fully paid for but them in demand at present, ness it Is! Who knows, tomorrow, who, ordered tp exercise, replies that he is TOPEKA, KAN—The provision next week or next year it may be who nay 'desire to use their cars as security for a new loan. Most all disabled persons can be produc- in the cigarette law which provides your boy or girL darned if he will and that no doctor is going that Kansas newspapers cannot We Invite you to investigate this new loan plan-compare the cost-if tively employed if employers will give more The worth of an individual, yea, to rob him of his good old-fashioned con- print cigarette advertisements has von do we are sure you will finance your car purchases through this bank. consideration to their remaining capabilities. valescence. been declared unconstitutional by even the potential worth of the There are many veterans who, through their the Kansas Supreme Court, the individual must not be underesti- Loans are also avsilabj^ for any other worthy purpose. Write, telephone own dogged determination, have completely court holding that the clause was mated. It is upon the shoulders of the youth in our high schools and or eall at the bank. You will be cordially welcomed. overcome their disability, "Federal statisticians have just figured out unjust arm discriminating. it costs $605.35 a year to buy clothes for a colleges today that rests the bur- The Unemployment Compensation Com- Health Officer Dr. Henry P. den of what our tomorrows will new plan $aved*43 far the Jim borrower compared mission's records show that based on able- family of five. The sum on the right of the Dengler and Mrs. Dengter are on depict They can do no better than f bodied production as 100 per cent, the im- period is used for father." their way to England where they the guidance and teachings we with a eompetitor § quotation. A mom recent applicant told —The I'ageland (S. C.) Journal. will make a six weeks' tour. They give them now. mthatow plan we*'60 lower than a competitor price, paired produced 102 per cent! Iri accidents, sailed Saturday on the S. S. Celtic. able-bodied employees had 11 disabling in- This tragedy should focus our attention to the prevention of any juries per one million exposure hours while City gives contracts for two new The pessimist thinks the world is against fire engines, it was announced at future tragedies. The city of Sum disabled workers had only eight injuries for him—and it is. Common Council Tuesday night. mit should provide a public swim- the same number of hours. As for labor turn- ming pool trader the Department MOKMSTOWX TRUST COMPANY over, there were ten "quits" per 100 workers of Public Parks and Recreation Some people have spring fever all the year 40 YEARS AGO\. with adequate stipervis>j(*n, or the SO PARK PLACE 3 SOUTH STREET among the unimpaired but only four "quits" 'round. And it's really not spring fever, it's per 100 workers for the impaired. Summit Is now the undisputed only pool available which is lo- innerspring fever. leader of the Lackawanna League. cated in the Central YMCA should MORRISTOWN, NEW ". Thus, statistics seem to bear out the Com- They gained the top position by be made available at all times to MOrristown 4-4100 mission's contention that an employer who l You catft lea8e defeating Elisabeth on Saturday all Summit youth. matches th. r«m.3niH i • * T " P everybody.,And no one by a whitewash score of 2 to 0, MRa RICHARD V. SIMS, matches the remaining capacities of a vet- knows it better than the Secretary of State. JfamW FeMml Ktenm Syatem end Federal Deport Inntrmc* Corporate* a while Konkle's Kubs trounced the 31 Morris Avenue. THTSUMMIf HfftMP, THUKSP4Y, JULY 24, mi

I "and should be developed for the mutual food of ail of us" Merchant, Shopper, At Bueeto & Sons, Prank J. Dun- ning, naasger, told Burfu the three-day a*le was a very success* Both Hail Success ful e»4«»v»r. He said 68 p«r cent of tb*ir/*"bu#aes» came from local sources. Of Summit Days Hairy Doyle, of Doyfc Furniture That the eokHsel's lady ant Oo, summed tip his comments O Grady are sisters under the akin with "amazing." at least as far as bargain »hop- Business Doubled ng is concerned—was proven A •pokecmaji for Dorothy Thursday at toe opening of "Sum- Hughe* Inc., said. -Our business nut Days" when the mistress of doubled during those days." the manor bouse elbowed other At the Fair brook* Shops, Inc., bargain hunters out of her way Mr Goodsten said, "As a newcom- with the same real as the laat er to Summit, I had heard dubious from down by the track*. reports about the Summit Days At sero hour <• a. m.) approached sates but after these three days tht female sex from teen-age to I am amased at its success." Fresh Tomatoes JZl%:?«19* Tender Beets ^-c-. 2 M» 9e ninety streamed into Springfield Mrs. £. H. Hill of Summit ave- avenue from far and wide. While nue, a consumer, said. "I felt the Crisp Cucumbers *•• *•*. *> 5« String Beans H**.'?.™ 2'W 15« the infantrywomen, clad in rain- merchandise was good in all coats lined up in front of several stores. What we needed, we got. store* waiting for them to «pen, The service was most courteous Pascal Celery &•*«*<>.* *eikl7e Fresh Peas iw &•» *•*•,• » the mechanised division leaped asd reliable" from their cars carrying umbrellas Blueberries z*««* * *»* 25« Bananas WKw *««••<• *> 12« as protection " for their summer County Music School finery against the. intermittent .rams. The banks reported a run Lists Summit Student* 'on nickles and an unidentified man The registration list for the alleged he drove around the block Union County Band and 0rch/i>tra for an hour looking (or a parking School at the Abraham Clirk High space. School, Roselle, includes eight stu- Aids As Store Clerk dent* from Summit: Charles Ed- Herald Advertising Manager wards, Thomas Edwards, Donald Betty Arthur edged her way into Everett/ Mary Faitoute, Teddy % shop to make a purchase but Graves, Anthony Imbimbo, Kathy ended up getting pushed behind a Moore and Robert Stauder. counter. Hearing the harassed

Jfrnomeht, madaik" or. "Ill Maurice W. McMahon of care of you next, miss," Betty street,' New Providence, Injured pulled out her pencil and wrote last Wednesday when his motor- tales until reinforcements arrived cycle was in a collision with #/ in the form of the store owners, car at High sttet't and Springfield' right down toearth. '. "You^H be our friend for life," avenue. Is in "a good condition," Store Hours: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Overlook hospital authorities re- they declared as Betty turned over ItoMby tsnugh Sitaity her salesbook. ported yesterday. Shortly afterwards the usually Driver of % car, Fred W composed "ad" woman walked into Kamerer of Pine avenue, Madison the Herald office with her hat escaped injuries. '' askew. FOR REAL SAVMXGS... Ann Page Cider Vinegar Q» b©t. 19e Black Pepper Ann Paga 2 or pkg 14« . "Where is your purchase," we Heinz Tarragon Vinegar p> bot. 2 le Celery Salt *™ Pags 1 os pkg. 15« chorused. Flopping: on a chair and kicking A&P's GROCERY VALUES Colman's Mustard . 4 ot Pk9 26c Paprika AnnP.g* ;oipkgl8c off her shoes, she chortled; "Pur- chase, heck, I *old more than a Because we're satisfied with only a small profit on Mazola Oil • # a • P» bot 39« Ann Page Gelatin . . »orPkB15e dozen articles in the last hour." every sale, you'll be more than satisfied with the big Wesson Oil . . » • pt.boi. 41c Following .the initial bombard- savings you can make on dozens and dozens of fin* Knox Gelatine • . tos pkg 19« ment Thursday when the merchan- v foods in A&P's huge Grocery Department day in. Balbo Blended Oil . . qt.bot.79c dise was rapidly taken, the array's day out. Grapefruit Sections A&P 20si.caal5e tactics changed to a slower but W«M»R.T. Itn: iMola #1.«. Child Tar Sultana Olive Oil . s W*Hol.HT.IateiA4iitoil.«,a»itdS0< Fsney Various ing out the counters containing Tangerine w. is ox can 3 lor 29« Baby Foods 12V 93e Ann Page Mustard . 9 ox jar 10c mark-downs. - BRIDGEPORT AND MIUtM A&P Brand Ann Ann Page Salad,Dressing pt jar31c Says Merchants Pleased Qt-'M*m. DeMta*, CeftWrla, DAItT Pure Grape Juice pt. bot 25c Tomato Sow K>% M. can 3 for 28c According to Donald A. Bums, J.T. twaanat ft.. Jam C*rf_«:OS am Dromedary Pimentos 7 ox jar 19c For Meed Coiiee.. . public relations director of The t». Battery«., N. V. C. , 9tS»t.m. Florida Ann Psg* U.ttidmpon —_<:oo0 P Summit Days Committee for the - , . fart: Ad. 12.00, CUM f11.0 l.O * for Beans . w or can 2»oc 23* Sunripe Ripe Olives »viox can 29c A&P COFFEES Summit Chamber of Commerce, Svio. k fiol. R.T f ix«: Ad.ll.H.ChUdil.ii.i U the event was an outstanding suc- MOONLIGHT SAILS R«d Sultana Had or Dill Pickles . . . . qtj*r25c Make your favorite blend of A&P Coffee cess. , • Apple Juire vitamin c quart 20c Kidney Beansuoz «r.2 f°< 19c double-strength . . . pour it hot ovrr I Typical of the comments made Sweet Mixed Pickles . qt iar 35c ice cubes, and enjoy thegrandest-tasting WM HUDSON SumwMt to Mr. Burns was one by Slmras IATUIOAV ON lona Brand 1». lukuwfl. J. C. UiMp iced coffee under the sun! •s Cohen, owner of the Luggags and IT. SS^ft-.tJ.YX..• :<» r-m. P Prune Juice . quartbot.25c String Beans 20ox can 3 >« 29* Cheriry Peppers . . , qt can 17c f Leethe-r-Goods Center, who said, MESECKMNE Ions Brand Various Brandt \. Eight O'Clock "Summit Days was not a summer SBV v Garden Relish Ann p»0» 10 01 jar 17c clearance of second line good*, but Tomato Juiceiioi.can3 ox bot. 29c For Meed'Tern... WANTTOKEl? Lemon Juice SV4 ox can 5c Cut AsparagUS «4» o* ten 19e Morton's Salt . . • 2« ox pkg 7c Libby'i Cotlapa Mixed A&P TEAS Gospel Hall COMFORTABLY Deviled Ham J oi can 17c Vegetables . 20. 55« Date & Nut Loaf Jane Parker IS oi loaf 35e demonstrating Vernor's In a CONNECTIONS store yesterday and I had V NO DRAINS Veal BoastJS:*' 4»c Provolone Cheese Mmn style n>. 55e Marvel Rolls Frankfurt or Sandwich pkg. of 116« eight women (with big families) nodding their heads Get the famous "G-E FIVE" lb Gold'NRich Tangy Ib 59c PoUttd Cake Gold, M.rble, Iced Silver 10 or cut 29e up and down. Then Terrible Better Air Conditioning fea- Chickens l'C\ 45c Fowl sasntft: * 43« Tessle came In and almost tures: Farmer's Cheese rv«h • os. pkg. 19* Jelly Roll Jane Parker each 35« set our wedding date back two Roasting Chickens 4ibi.&«v« R>. 53e ' Breast and Neck of Yeal ib 27c years. She "didn't llk« 1. COOLING Cottage Cheese Ireakitane I or cup 14c Dessert Layers pko •• twa i in* leyeri 33« Turkeys P>lorim lrand-16 lbs. ft over H>. 49e Pork Chops SrNwMaramlHioCutt ft.49 c Vernor's." No, she'd never 2. DEHUMIDIFICATION tasted It but her husband, Cheddar Cheese Food 2ib.box79e DonutS Jane Parker-Sugarad or Plain 12 for 21c 3. CKCULATION Turkeys C>lgrim trand-Undw 16 lbs. Ib. 57c Smoked Beef Tongues *49« Herbert, ,had and he said : Vernor's made him sneeze. Angel Food Bar !•*• 4. FILTRATION Ducklings Unglifand'sFineit *> 33e Slieed Bacon SwrnrMd W el I, "husband Herbert" 5. VENTILATION walked In just then and if I Chopped Beef rmhiy Ground it». 49« Skinless Frankfurters K>49C ever saw a fugitive from a Come in today or call for a side show, Herbert waa it. The free survey of your require- LegS Of Lamb Tender Spring Lamb H>!65e Fresh Mackerel . • eight women took one look ments ... at no obligation, at Herbert and then all eight Leg or Rump of Veal • t» 55e Fresh Whiting . . fc 15e took Vernor's home for their of course. Authorized kids. Tell the preacher I'm ^houlders of Lamb CroiiCut R>.47e Fresh Porgies . • Ibl7c working on an Important pay- GENBRAX#ELECTRIC check for him. Stewing Lamb irMitandstiank tb 29« Fresh Flounders . • Dealer Ib27e Low RESIDENCE Ttd CONSTRUCTION THE NEW 1947 P. 8. My landlady . . . oh, COMPANY. INC. PALMOLIVE SOAP COKiATES VEL AJAX CLEANSER SWAN SOAP SWAN SOAP •what sh* said about Venutrto, 165 Morris Ave. For toiltt and bath SUPER SUDS For dtthtf, silks, rayon i, woolani N«w foaming fyps elainstr For diihei, laundry or bath For diihai, laundry or pafh HI toll yon in my next letter. Millbnrn 6-0458 i ' bath l Springfield, N. J. \ •izs 13. £31- r29« 110* is 16- I THI SUMMIT HERALD. THURSOAY, JULY 24. IW Weddings, Engagements and Other Social News Bitty Jan* Edwards-Carl K. Peterson Susan Mete and Clyde Soccodato Have Horn* Wedding at Morristown In Double Ring Ceremony at Madison The wedding of Miss Susan Mole, Hatif p«rformed tits doubt* rlauj was Us brother1* .bast man. im bwuijuet of pink baby'«-bie*ta daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph ceremony. Th*. bridea and bridetroomi vrasjr, July -HJM tib* fasmt of b«r and c*jm*ti«a*. ' " Mcie of King's road, Madison, and The brid« was givta In marrlag* noth«rs wot* blu* dr*ss*a with autiM* Mm, Jaae A. Nik Joiua Aivl of Kent W*« Clyde Joteph Soccodato, sou of Mr, by her father, Bar gem* was »gtrdasia eorsagaa. boul#v»r4 KMUI bmi nun ^ : sad Mrs. Guy Soccodato of Rut* whlu sheer over satin with a long •oulfc eU*«. MocrMowm, Th* arid* atUnded Madison The bride's mothw was gewaad Mil place, took place Sunday aftet, tram trimmed with ruffli*. long B#Uy J«a« Ed««rdf became ttot High School and has been work- in gtuy aad orchid wiUj whlt« *c« nooa at 4:30 at St. Vincent's sleeve* and a round necklint WUUI «f QiM Victor Pt**r»on, too lag at th* McGregor Manufac- ctMories icd war* a corwage ol Church, Maddson. Th* R«v. Father edged with Uce. The full « Mr. tad Iff*. Osctr PetemoB turing Co. Mr, Soeeodatft at- baby pink cwrmtlowi, TT» brid*- illusion vail, which fell from a of Orchard stftat, Summit R*w. ttnded Bunuait High School He groom'i mother wac in gray «u»d on«t of Ulie* of U» vtilty, wet Harry'S Qu-liM, p«*U»r of the waa lit th* Navy for two and one- first Kv*Bfeilc*t LuttKTui Church black witli whit* acceacorioi and lac* and ruffle trimmed. Sh« Robert •£. Olson btlf years, and is now a printer «f Summit, g*rfoim«ee, NT. H. They will be accom- of Port Myera, Fla., formerly of in Europe. anied by their sister and brother- Summit 6-2158 Phone Summit 6-1054 R. B. Jones, Manager Hackcttstown, and their daughter, n-law and their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Larsen, have been Mrs. William B. Nelson and Bar- GOOD-LOOKING GLASSES visiting Mr. and Mr». Ray W. Sal- DATES ara of Flushing, L. I. KRKCnr HTTED mon of Mountain avenue. The JULY Charles Salmons were prisoners 25—Frf., 7:30 p, ffl.—Parents Night Mr. and Mrs, John Spooner of ASK YOUR I in Manila for three yean and Mn. —Camp Cannundua—YMCA. Lancaster, Pa., have been spend- Salmon will fly there next week 27—Sun,, 2 to 6 p, m.—Reptile ng two weeks at the summer cot- to take care of their buainesa af- Exhibit—TralLslde Museum. age of Mrs. Spooner'a parents, fairt. 30—Wed., 3 p. no.—Children's Na- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller of Elm SUMMIT DAYS ARE OVER ture Program—Trallalde Mu- treet, at Hackettatown, where Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ludlow seum. they join them over the week-ends. of San Juan, Porto Rico, are part- : time home gucat* of Mr, and Mri. David Ludlow of Windsor road, ; . HUT : - for aevtral weeks before Mr. Lud- low goe* o>t the University of Chi- OUR PERMANENTS cago to teach city planning while he earns his Ph.D. He has been NEED NO LABEL - doing city planning In Porto Rico, SALE DAYS CONTINTE A F*rnwood permanent Mr*. H. W: Spoowr of W««t- speaks for itself— minster road, who flew to Holland on June 21, Is expected to arrive In Summit about August 1. It Fernwood Hairdressers CLOSED NEXT WEEK is not decided whether she frill 116 Summit Ave. Su. 6-6199 travel by air or by sea. At Er. and T&ra. Jacob Trapp have (July 28-Aug. 2) been at Star Island/Mass, for a lew day» whll« Dr. Trapp attended UltllMWMIHIIHIIM a conference there. I f * FOR VACATION Summer Sale houSi of RE-OPEN MONDAY, AUG. 4 21 Btechwood Road White Shoes Summit Closed Wednesdays During August formerly 9:95 to 12.95 Drtstti * rfayclotlMs $645 Sulrs BIOilMI loox'ron MC ON SHOES IN WHITE AND COLORS Jtwthy prompt cleaners NORCROSS Sktrtt Belts AMCRICA'I BtST-lOVCO Cloied Saturday* During July mnd Augmil ,^p It Union Place - Opp. Station GREETING CARpS "fa «l NT ., . «0M in 8" SIEGEUS HARRISON BROTHERS 'Seasonable Merchandise , Open 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. thdgmtn mnd Uttmtttn •/ ttm fottm—r O1T Stationery Shop SH Sprlnicfleld Avrnu* •AST OIAN«I 111 Main Hreet Sammll, N. i. MOMTCLAIR MO lloemfleM AVMNW Of course, you can chargeitatJUNUREHOUSE t«H«M»MHIIIMIMIUI "'" THE SUMMIT HEMLO, JULY H. mi Mrs. J. W. Hand of Hlitere* a**?.. • Mm Masy nu« brought back torn* not bird [a a* Mm tees7"*&?' gmm sf ti» aad fUhlng plcturei M wtH M|~t^wr«*ii» Mwrntomm- «f and Club News of Summit some pUin scenery, . | f*& g^ zMm $&&. Chsjnplain, Vt, wbtf* they visited U-law, Mr. and Mrs, Charles I. by car and trailer, taking *ix PERSONALS their daughters Ella*. Jeaa and Andrew* a&d children, of the weeks for the trip and touring Frank Pryce, of Beverly read, George B. Cook of Mountain Ruth who are at camp there. Bronx, N Y. Mrs Aftdrewa it the toe national parks on, the way former M*d«lyn, Oakes. Her other foreman of the City Street Depart- aveaue is on vacation. His daugh- Mr. Gaskell will b« with a con- H If •a$y Mr. and Hn. WllmuU! K. Black, ment, lira. Pryce and their daugh- ter, Barbara, is home from Con- daughter and her family were also tracting firm in Pasadena. burn of Hawthorn* place have ter, Beverly, left by automobile necticut College for Women. there, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee been at the Poland Spring House, Turkey Bill Inn, under, the maa Saturday morning for a two weeks and sons of Springfield. Mrs. L*e Mr. and Mrs. Wratoal] and their Poland Spring Me., for their an- is the former Gtaevieve Oakes, SAVE BY MAM. w«ment' of WilUwa Luca*. ti vacation at Columbia, Ky. Mrs. D. Blair Sulouff and daugh- children, Robert, Rosemary and nual visit. Wcb «• •ttracUw, homey place. ter Melanle of Druid Hill road are Richard of Hill View terrace left The MV 4*cof it bright and Among the dinner guests from «t Virginia Beach where they plan Mrs. Charles A. MHitr of Oak- Friday oa a triptto SaH Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dunne cheerful. Meals art distinctive Summit at the annual New Jersey to stay, until September. Dr. Su- land place will leave tomorrow Utah, Dim* Saving* Bonk of Morris avenue left yesterday «nd tootaM available for a f«w. Press Association golf tournament louff joins them frequently and for Columbus, 'Ohio, wher* she for Lake George, N. X, where •••"•/ win visit her family. at Braldburn Country Club at will remain the first two weeks of 1 they will vacation. Their daugh- Miss Phyllis Pieowi «rf Hobart Ut'i talk about Vermont Maplt Florham Park last Friday were August Mrs. F. Henry Sulouff, Dr. ters Patricia and Carolyn accom- R. M. Reindahl of Hotel Beech- avenue is speeding a month at A*- Bedroom Suites. Now there la a Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson V. Baai, Dr. Sulouff s mother, recently flew to panied them. wood left Sunday, for Lebanon, bury Park and Miss Marie Picowi wood that it serviceable and and Mrs. Q. Russell May, Mr. lad Nova Scotia, her birthplace, to be Pa., to spend a month with hi* is at Point Pleasant for three beautiful at th« came time. If Mrs. John Babcock, Edward A. week* • •', gone until the first of September. Miss & M Richardson of Hotel mother. you want thl» kind of furniture, Butler, and Mr and Mrs. W. H. Suburban is at Bay Hill Barm, Woodside. Mr. Bass, who was at visit Doyle Furniture Company. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Irwln of Iris Tilton, N. H., for a two weeks MM. Mary I. Weymer of luciid Miss Dorothy Perler, daughter the table for the guests of honor • « •. road left Sunday foAladison, Wls.,' •tay. avenue and her sister.'Mrs. M. R. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perler with the acting Governor, Charles Midsummer finds a aal« of just to visit relatives. They will be Pelli&iier of Mapiewood have re- of Ashland road, hu completed K. Barton of Paterson, responded Mrs. Xnrin Runklf of Hotel about everything at The Smart away for two weeks. turned from a boat trip out of her training at TWA School for to an introduction by L Monroe Beechwood left Sunday to spend Shop, Summit -Millburn. Light Montreal to Saglnaw River and overseas air hostesses at Kansas Blanchard, mayor of Florham Mr. and Mrs. Fredrlc Flader of a month at the Nittany Lion Inn. weight topper*, crkrp cool cottons Murray Buy, and are now at home City and is now flying, her rout* TO OPiN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT . .. MAN. and becoming bathing and play Park. Bulfalo will arrive today to be the State College, Pa. at present including New Mexico THIS COUPON.... WIU »# itff till week-end house guests of Mr. and She has .been for the last two yean togi are pleading for a place in Mr. and Mrs. George Gerity and For the Mth year, Mr. and Mrs vour wardrobe. ! • Abraham Katz of Franklin place Mrs. A. R. Skinnell of Springfield William C. Mcwg of Shadyside in the company office in New avenue. Mrs. Gerity's parents, Mr. and is in the Oatskllls for several weeks avenue will go on their annual York. Her brother/. Francis Ira vacation. Mrs. Emit Brattlof, all of BaJtua- Be on hand Monday, folk*. The rol road, were at Seaside Park camping trip to Lake Placid. They Perier left Monday for Vermont Trost Bake Shop opens after a Mrs. Fannie Morgan of Park will be accompanied by their where he will be the guest of Mr Miss Dorothy Bird and Miss Lil- for two week*. wonderful vacation. Now you can avenue left Newark airport Satur- daughter Elsie. and Mrs. James Fountain. have those luscious plea, cake* lian Bird of Ashland road are at day for Richmond, Va., where she Mrs. J. R. Carpenter; of Brown- Bay Head for a few weeks. and pastries. Mow your picnic attended the funeral of a friend. wood, Texas, Is the guest of her Miss Elizabeth Gifford and Mia* Among those' summering in peeves will be baked by Trost slMer-in-law, Mrs. W. H. Harris Mary Gifford of Prospect street, Massachusetts are Mr. and Mrs Mrs. David Ludlow of Westmin- Miss Ruth Harriet McGeorge, • • "•- • • • : of "The Enclosure," Clark street. who are at Bay Head, were the James L. Hamar, Jr., of Druid ster road, is attending summer daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. Howard on her way. to Indiana from a stay gue»ts-for-the-day of Mr. and Mrs Hill road, who are at Nantucket, What if you don't have a gar courses at the School of Educa- D. McGeorge of Hobart avenue, den? Apartment d we Hen will be in Maine. Miss- Charlotte HarrU 5i?J£ %!.J| """Waving taken their movie ca- f the beachfront' Ifier Master s degree. Brooklyn Conservatory of Music mera-with them on their recent expensive, long-lasting summer a week with her sister, Mrs. Rob- under the GI Bill, has gone to Bay Mr, and "Mrs. Edward P. Egart. stay at Shin Pond, Maine, Mr. and bouquet at Wayaide; Gardens, Mer> ert in New York City Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Delaney for who have bepn visiting their rib Tufnpiker '"'*"••* and children Shauri and Paula, of parents in Summit, have returned /• New Britain, Conn., have returned Mr, and Mrs. Henry McTlernan to Sampson, N. Y., where they Mind Mallon, my pretties. Stop Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Welsh home after a visit of three weeks of Laurel avenue, and their chil- have a new apartment. Mrs. Egan In for a personalised fitting of and daughter, Beverly, of Valley i r with the William J. Delaneys of dren left Wednesday for Holly Is the former Dorothy Hearn, summer bras, girdles and founda- View avenue, will be at Mantolok- Glcnside avenue. Park, Bayville, where they will daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Allison tions. The Joan Mallon Shop ia Ing until October 1. vacation for two weeks. H. Hearn of Tulip street puring mmit all ready for you with adorable Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Runyon Registered at the Essex and Sus- Mu« Ruth Hearn's vacation from pink, blue, black or white India- of Bedford road and son; Bob, Mr. and Mrs. H W. Fryling of Kresge •Newark—St* Branch sex Hotel at Spring Lake are Mrs. the Methodist Hospital Training penaabiea. •pent the week-end on their boat Hotel Beecnwood are at the Tre- on the Shrewsbury River, with T. W. Hawes, Mrs. William John- School in Brooklyn, all the Hearn ston, Mrs. Donald R. Vreeland, mont Hotel, Cedar, for a month's Bobby White of Countryside as family were at their, summer cot- Miss Betty Vreeland, Mr. and Mrs. stay. OF RADIOS AND HOME APPLIANCES As meat prices skyrocket, more Bob's guest Their other aon, Bar- tage at Schroon Lake, N. Y. people will be buying wholeiale E. L. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanviile ton, was with them on Saturday. lira: Lee Davis and her son, Lee, and storing in Pierce Frozen ton McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. of Baltusrol place have returned of Ashland road, have returned Food Lockers, Short Hills. Be Dr. Francis Carr Stlfler of Park- Cox, and Mrs. Carlton G. Wlnahs from Wlldwood, where they had wise—select quality meats at view terrace will occupy the pulpit of Summit a cottage. Their son Thomas was from a two weeks' motor trip to Pierce'a and store for the future. of the First Baptist Church at with them. Paducah, Ky., where they visited Pittsburgh at the Sunday morning New residents In Summit are her father, Lawrence Washington. service on July 27. His theme will Mr. and Mrs. H. T. McClure and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trayford Not yet, folks, but aoon I can Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sisk and son, of Pessaic avenue "have been at Mr. apd Mrs. John Richardson tell you of the remarkable novelty be The Bible and Evangelism." Van Dyke of Euclid avenue are Hit daughter, Miss Carol Jean Michael. Both families come from Damariscotta Lake, Maine, for the service to be offered by Hall Jersey City, the men being con- laet two weeks, returning Monday. at home after a two weeks' vaca- Shots. Parent! of growing chil- Stlfler, is assistant to the pastor tion at Avon: of the church and is director of nected with the Colgate company. • dren will be the lucky ones. Com- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Keating the church's extensive educational They are living at Hotel Suburban. ing soon. of Denman place have been taking Mrs. W. H. Henti, who resides program. • • • After spending two weeks at a number of day trips with their at Hotel Suburban, has gone to Ward Hill, Mass., Mr, and Mrs. C. four children, Robert, Martin. Jr., Saranac.Irm, Saranac, N. Y., for It's a pleasure to dine at The Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Matte F. Slebi have returned to Hotel Nancy, and Billy, during their the remainder of the season. Crocker*, Millburn, in more waya f Druid Hill road will leave Mon- Beechwood, vacation; including a visit to Bear than one. Besides the delicious, day for West Paris, Me., to be gone Mr. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer Mountain. home-cooked meals, the gay sum- or several weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Rupert R. Lewis Greene of De Forest avenue, who mer trimming*, service on porches if Tulip street have returned from arc at their Mantoloking summer Alfred 8. Pfeil, Jr., son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy of and delightful mutfc rate star a few day* at Hotel Stockton, Sea home, have had as their house utd Mrs. Pfell «f Colt road, has Jersey City left Tuesday for their billing. Girt. home after a two week's visit with guests their grandchildren from eturned from Ankara, Turkey, Bound Brook, Pete, Jack, and Start•••.'•* your child o' n the ropd to where,he was stationed with the Mrs. {McCoy's mother, Mm. Ar- Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Zouch thur Brigham, of Hotel Beech- Dick King, and their mother, Mrs, Office of the Military Attache of of Templar way are at the Chal- Thrift Open a Savings Account wood. Jamie King! he American Embassy. He ex- fonte-Haddon Hall at Atlantic for him at The Summit Trust pects to be discharged from the Mr. and Mrs. James Gaskell and Company. Give him the book and City for an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Davis of Army this week. children, Eric and Ann, of Glens urge him, to watch his dollars Hotel Suburban are at Island Miss Jacquelyn Sparrow, daugh- grow. View Lodge, Brainerd, Minn., for Falls, N. Y., formerly of Summit, A surprise shower was given foi ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Taran- are leaving for Pasadena, Cal., • • • several. weeks. Miss Rose Ciancl of Hobart ave tino of Franklin place, Is re- where they will make their future Patrons of The Jeanne Beauty nue at her home on Tuesday eve cuperating from an emergency Mrs. Jay Adams Oakes of Mor- home. Mrs. Gaskell Is the for- Shoppe will tell you what a de- ning with 35 guests. Her sitter, appendectomy at Overlook Hos- ris avenue has returned from a mer Madeline Sherlock of Ash- lightful, cool, spacious place it Miss Carmcl Cianci was the hos pital early last Saturday morning. week at Bloomingburg, N. X., wood avenue, and taught home' is to have your beauty care. Thou- ess. where she stayed at the summer economics in the Summit public sands of gorgeous permanents Dr. and Mrs. J. Campbell How- Lee Willard was in Summit ovei home of her daughter and son-schools. The family will travel have passed out of their portals. ard of Ox Bow lane, were the he week-end visiting his formei recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. • • •- • neighbors on Colt road. Mr. an Clinton Van Cise of Lenox road Old South, Old Spice, Yardley Mrs. Willard and family now liv at their summer home at Bay and other • makes of powderx, in Oklahoma City, Okla. Head. They were also entertained soaps, perfumes and such, keep informally by Mr. and Mrs. Nor- you fresh as a daisy even in sum- Miss Martha Berry has returned man F. Wiss of Short Hilla and mer's doggiest days. Won't you rom the Pennsylvania Dutc Judge and Mrs. Norman T. Ro- select yours at Rogers Pharmacy? ountry where she spent her tlm gers of Mantoloking. —Adv. " painting. READY FOR DELIVERY RIGHT NOW! Miss Dorothy Turnbull, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Barton P. Turnbull of Hillcrest avenue, and Miss Beverly Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jones of Llewellyn road, left Friday (or a MEAT PRICES stay of three weeks on a Montana Bendix Automatic Washer ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Curry Jonea, son- •'••',• • - • You Can Control Them! in-law and daughter of Mr. and ON Ml NATIONALLY ADVUTISED SHOB Mrs. Barton P. Turnbull of, Hill- Does the Laundry far You! • IUT AT WHOLESALE PRICES crest avenue, who have been liv- ing with them, are moving into UP TO • BUT IN PROPER SEASON their new home on North Summit avenue, Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Remember . . . every step of the laundering process from sailed • IUY WHEN PRICES ARE LOW Turnbull returned last week from their summer home at Edgar- to fresh, sweet, clean wash is completely automatic! Bendix washes* rinses, town, Mass. 40% • INSURE PRICE AND QUALITY damp-dries, cleans itself, empties, even shuts itself off.. . by Use mere Mrs. Ernest C. Van Dyke of • ELIMINATE 90% OF SHOPPING WORK, Euclid avenue, and her daughter, setting of a dial. Your hands never touch water! You save tirae. labor. WORRY AND RISK Mrs. Alan Thornhill of London, REDUCTION are attending the world assembly wear on clothes and money too, when you own a Bendix! • ENJOY 100% SHOPPING SATISFACTION for Moral Re-Armament at Goux ON ALL eur Montreux, Switzerland, Mrs. Van Dyke has been abroad since (sketched) THIS IS NOT MERELY AN ADVERTISEMENT April when aht left for London to attend the wedding of her SUMMER THIS IS A FAOT daughter, the former Barbara Van Itudix Standard Model, 229.50 Bendix D* ln» MedWL 2ft£0 Dyke, to Mr. Thornhill. with normal ttutttUallon with Many of our patrons right now are enjoying finer, beef, pork and lamb than you ever tasted—and they Mr. and Mrs. E. Wallace Wil- FOOTWEAR kinson and children, Jean and paid 1/3 to '/o of what yon are paying today! Every Bruce, are now at their home on pound guaranteed! Hillcrest avenue, after a visit at • AH White Drtsi in Calf Avon with Mr. Wilkinson's broth- er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. or Sued* IMAwINC THIS IS BI8 TALK—MAKE US PROVE IT! Charles F. Wilkinson. • •raw* and Whit* Sort- FAimore; i*>c Of course you are under no obligation when you visit Out-of-town guests vacationing us. We are proud of our business and confident that at Hotel Beechwood include Mrs. AS urrnjE ASMS A you will want to enjoy our many services. F. M. Proctor of Melbourne, Fla., • fkff Shots and Casuals and her ton Eugene and daughter (PAYABLE wosewmun -. - usss ESSEX COUNTVS ONLY LOCKER PLANT IS EQUIPPED Mona, • Cay Colored W*dgf*s raur iHB *mi6E uuas- FOR TOUR BENEFIT Miss Mary and Miss Katheryn for Your Two Wtchs DBY BBJL Higgins arrived today from Pros- with Pay pect Park, West Brooklyn, for a month's stay in Summit and will • Summer Hacks In Pat- be the guests of Hotel Suburban. When foa bay your lliwlli at tut Uatfctr and Cottar- "Acting Police Captain John J. dint Newark's Summit Braaefc, jvm htg a Oannon of Kent Place boulevard left Tuesday to join Mrs. Gannon All Sises but not In an Styles All Sales Final Me make from a depeadsbir stag* and his son* Robert, at their cot- tage at Holly Park, Bayville, double guarantee! Their daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Parcclls and her children are also LEE Fashion FOOTWEAR there. 558 Millburn Avenue KRESGE"• NEWARK—SUMMIT MANCH Mr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Powell 8.0. 3-1925 and daughter Alice of Kent Place, j 362 Springfield Avc, Sammil boulevard spent the week-end at [ OPEN EVERT FRIDAY EVENING TILL • Brown Ledge, Malletts Bay, Lake 10 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 314, 1147 sad Orchestra School at tht 4brt- lactoo, May U, 1800. A Inspector in amount of 117,000. Of ham Clark High School iB Roaellc beaxtag wlB be beard on the or- tsjice at the n«t meeUng of ;>,]•• ' . ' • , . this amount, llfl.MO was for three AtHefic Events I. iacludet jev«a studenU froaj here: homes and i garage. Two altera- Atom BusKtra 7 9 LyouB B. Coddlngton, Glen W. Council on August 14. Juxtericaa Legion i i tion permits were issued is W«*t Bad • . " 2 DavidwB, Stephen Madouna, Bal- amount of 11,700. Predominate for Clipper* com Parecils, Lud Sutka, Jr., Ktu WiUen llorougli Council voted unanimously to Blue fays John F, W«bl and William B. Specializing sustain the recommendation of Boro Playground •. Bookie* W«hl. the Planning Board that permit* Cobras BOROUGH — Memorial Play- • • - " Sm IS titmm MNUINI IUSH be denied th* Woodcrest Construe MM WaUMM <» I — (U) ground Softball tewn of Summit Onttnancw to Voc«t» tion of New York for building a illH *JB B B IOTTOMS • contribution for curre** service evened the two game series with1 Y. li'hon, eif 2 Brtttdo, a* 4 2 2 Poitioii of Ntiwy Avt. will b* about five ptr cent of the garden apartment opposite Bor- VUerlo. p « 1 aVaJODMa ViJooaB,, « 4 % % ough Hal! and to the New Provi- me Borough Playground when it Kelly, lb « 1 0 JUdouaa. ID 4 1 % BOROUGH ~ Borough Council Voters to Act on annual payroll of these employe**, cane to Lincoln School field here, Hulr, 3b 3 0 I'ftwtUe, 3b 4 11 or 1980 * year. Th* accrued lia- dence Construction Co. for build- Bate, m 3 3 3 Covlello, et 4 1 3 introduced an ordinance Thurs- JFuiy 14 asd defeated the locals, Coultw, 3i> J O I.Vigutt. p 4 12 bility toctribuUwi wlU be about ing apartment* between the Pres- day to vacate that portion of Pit-" sun byterian Church property aid tht lS-t. OB Friday the Borough Play- U. MOB, rt% X J fikCCciM, if 3 I 1 ney avenue lying between Spring- BafiaifMav •% Pension Plan for 1980 a year and wiU run for 25 ground traveled to Summit and de- PoJJo. If 3 1 2 M»EicUCO, U 3 1 I year*," Tb« ltttar added that Punic River, • . .._'••' fusee, ef 3 O C»Ull«ck, 3b 3 1 2 field avenue and Elkwood avenue feated Edison Playground, 11-4. In as shown upon a certain map en- P. BEMEOUCE th« "administration: co*t will: be In commenting upon this'de- Friday's game Sal Pigim homered 33 0 13! TouU 33 13 17 Bora Employees about one-third of one per e*nt nial, Mayor E. R. Hansel! ex- #ulj 1« Otmm titled "Map of Cedarhurst" made Mi Mala ftn «-ltM-B for the borough team as Dayton Ci> i K'wt en* (•) by Anthony fikhumacker of Mill- BOROUGH - "Shall th* Stale of the payroll of the employees pressed his belief that the bor- Pencil pitched a better than aver- (Forfeit Gtme) • Employe**' Retirement Sy»t*m of who m join or about $95 a year." ough is "adequately supplied with age gaxne for the winners. ' #«!> 1» Gune N»w J»r**y, provided for by Cbap- Hie Stfcte mlao suggested that a territory for garden apartment*" Wtst KM <1) , Atom teuton (11) la other events oa the play- iBfil! AB R H t*rwl4 luid 16 of TMlt 43 of the total ot $2,023 be placed ki the Be pointed out that there are M'succo, is 4 0 Oil DtP'nsi, « 5 0 0 erouBd, Leonard England won the Rtvkttd Stitutti with artiwid- 1950 budget for the item. now 725 dwelling units here and Crsiuj, c 4 0 0 Bomaoo, if 5 I ' horseshoe tournament. John Fusco Belir*. 2b J 1 %\¥. DiP'rlsl, If 5 1 Ott&U and supplements, be adopt- that this fact coupled with th* Late thia taring Borough Coun- was the champion in the paddle IMlcholu, lb 3 • Si Ju« Clrelll, p 4 0 ANNOUNCEMENT ed by th« vote** of the Boroufh cil held a conference with its em- 314 apartments planned in the Pllley, p 3 8 D!T. Uea, si 4 3 teaals tournament. IMUISOQ, cf 2 0 O'Abb*ad», 2b 4 3 of New Prwldenee?" Thi# qu««- Murray Hill Court and the Close ployee* ftjid a representative of BEWAKE! Carl iDLetcbe, 3k 3 O 1 li'datto, 3b 4 3 . titm will be on UH ballot U the development pointed to an ade- Last week a group of boys were fBojce, If 3 O t!S. M'zuco Ib4 1 2 DR. WILLI1M L DOUeHERTY the ReUrement. Sykera to explore Ehrvls of Union avenue. New Prov- November 4 generaj election, This quacy with which to meet the oa a bicycle trip to Lake Surprise. [Oeiuiettl, rX3 O OjJ. CUelll. d 4 11 the .poui.bllity of Introducing it Idenc* Borough, who started him Surf ton Chiropodist v»» announced Thuraday nifht by housing probelm. Boating was participated In by the TotlU 2» 1 releiMed. From a letter read Thurid&y The 12-game Softball schedule 2. This Ordimr.ce shall take effect Of Vets' Housing a Raymond Stafford real estate major industries in tfee JHewajIs j wjtji JShimmij; ^ygjffqndSfWilljioii^ Immediately In tlie maouer provided awa. ProvoKea Vf the frequent (the State Erri|>!oye««' Retirement ""BtfkWOrf^Bil^ j tinue to occupy the attention of I. Tiiotnas C. Musson, Borough Clerk for construction of a veterans' been completed and awaited final labor troubles in industry, the for- of the Borough* or Mew. Providence, System it was learned that u > • the Borough team for the next t housing project here are being inspection by the sanitary engi- mer Navy man made application do thereby certliy that the' foregoing Office Horn: f to 5:30 Evraingt by Appointment ' result of a recent study made here j tfarte^weeks. , Ordinance wai duly Introduced and received daily here between now neer. He also reported that the few his present petition when pasted at first reading at a regular by a State representative that the 9 July l< Guile and August 1 at Borough Hall, sewer extension plans from Bell Borough, Council .nought applicants meeting of the-Borough Council held average sge of borough employee*, on July 17. 19*7 tad that aatd Ordi- the State Hoiislng Authority ha* Labs along South street had now late this past spring. Belying his rUjfiuund (S) MeraorUl Field (15) nance will t»« submitted for consid- •* of July 1. 1»4S will be "Just H H RH eration and flaal passage at the next announced. Plans and specifica- progressed to the point where 30 years, Ehnis i*s considered one *Fusro. is under BO." and the average length 2 1 D. Garguilo,' rf 0 0 regular meeting of the Borough tions for the four one-story build- "they were getting ready to take of the bert players on the Borough 'R p 2 1 Bactiert, If 2 3 Council to tie held on August 14. 1947, of service nine and a half year*. 0 2 Cattano, 2b 3 4 Ings to be erected on Elkwood borings." Legion's Softball team A gradu- at the Borough Hall of said Borough The> letter *t(Ued that the "normal 2 ft, Johnston, pi 3 at 8:30 o'clock In tUe> eveulng, at avenue are available at the State As chairman of the street com- ate of Summit High School, Ehi&i* 2 A. Gargullo, 3b 2 3 which time »nd place »ny, person was mustered out of the Navy IF. Johnston, c 2 4 whose lands may be affected thereby, FWUMUNTAILV, MOITCA«S office, 671 Broad street, Newark, mittee, Councilman Badgley said cf 1 Pointer, u 1 4 or who may be Interested therein, will upon deposit of f 15 which will be "We are ready to put In curbs with the rank of MoUM it' •, '• ,3a 2Bjran, lt> 3 S be given an opportunity to b« heard refunded after the contract is In Commonwealth avenue and 'Miioct. it liWaltmore, of 13 concerning (all Ordinance. Dated: July 17, 1947. VACATION awarded. start reconstruction of the road." Totals " iTlt Totali U 29 THOMAS 0. MUHSON, At Thursday's meeting of Bor- On the chaljinan's recommenda- July It Game Borough Clerk. Boro 7 Fees—i7.M Yes, Mortgage Finon ough Council, Councilman Robert Boro to Place tion, Elmer Ayeri, street super- Httwi <«) STATE OF NEW JERSEY 4 Hadgley reported that plans for intendent was given a leave of RH R H C0'..sary adjunc . T. + f•"• jPlto, 3t» O I., 2 2 J>UBLIC HOUSING ANI> LOANS the sewer to the housing project absence with half pay retroactive U 1 2 Rueso, it) 1 DEVEI.OPMKNr AUTHORITY had .been "worked out" and that to June 27 and through to August Street Signs at tb 1 1 FJorinlne. 2b 2 NOTICE TO CCWTKACTOBB: NOW KING MADE 1 2 Plena, lb 2 BEALfcD PROPOSALS will be received Commonwealth Water Co. will ex- 15 at which time the matter would 1 1 England, rf 1 for the construction of 4 oiw story tend its line up Elkwood. avenue. be reviewed. Mr. Ayers is recu- O 0 Innacone, If 1 duelling units tb be erected In the CkSpln, 2b Borough of New Providence .New Jer- Councilman Badgley, who hud perating from a major operation 72 Intersections o 1 Cross, cf 1 sey, until 11 o'clock noon, on IWday, Luciano, cf 0 HOelJUonte, c 0 acted for Council's veterans' hous- August 1, 1947, Eastern Daylight Pay- performed at. Overlook Hospital, BOROUGH — On the recom- ColSvtt. si o ljMallock, p 1 1 ing time At the Borough office In the ing committee In the absence of Summit. mendation of Councilman Herbert TotaU « 10 Total Borough of New Providence, N. J. and Councilman J. Russell Jones, was D. Taylor, chairman of a special 11 14 then publicly opened and read aloud. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Plans Mid specifIcatlons can be ob- thanked by the latter for his "Wildcat" as a description of a committee for the purpose. Bor- tained on or after 12 o'clock noon, July NeeT - SUMMITCpLtnUA SUMMIT 6-//6S ~" %£$ 6-J/6/ 10 HILL ST. NEWARK signs wius announced as being {99$ V MArket 8-OMff delivered here ready fpr erection including the steel posts. The Borough Street Department will be charged with the responsibility * • * • * * • • • • • • • • * of erection. \ Councilman Taylor said he hoped the erection of the street signs would bring nearer to realization the Inauguration of mail delivery here by carrier. Summit Legion Posts o-i Win Over Springfield As wai prophesied in last week's Herald, the Summit Soft- ball League has hit "the skids." MORTCACE LOANS Do Your Dishes-Sparkle? f As a result a game was played Friday night with the Summit The character and value of the real •state of- Legion host to Springfield Le- fered on security for the repayment of the borrowed gion. Behind the three-bit pitch- MICH SIIBES Ing of George Twill. Summit money it not the exclusive factor in determining the potted an easy 6-1 victory. Here's the easy way to amount and termi of a mortgage loan. Singles by Emil and Coon Cat- HEAT WATER AUTOMATICALLY tano coupled with an error and change your porch into an The ratio of the mortgage to,sound appraised a fielder's choice gave Summit outdoor living room - just a run in the first. The victors value of the security, the credit .rating of the bor- posted five runs fn the second get some COOLMOR Porch rower and his ability to meet installment payments, i. BY GAS which were climaxed by a home Shades. The only shade run by Monk Triolo. the length of time upon which the amortization plan Springfield garnered its only with the super ventilating is based -— these are generally accepted factors run In the sixth on a homer by In the average home someone has to wash an Rus Schram, construction. Two - tone which influence the lender's attitude on any mort- Summit (•) SptiacfMM (1) R- H R H. green and brown. See them gage loan application. E. Cattsno, lt> 2 1 Arepst. 3b 0 acre of dishes every year. That may sound O. Cettaoo, 3b o 1 Dunn. If o today at C._ _Twill .—, J.f. 0 Brown, m 0 We ere prepared to discuss with you your TwIU U 1;8. Struck, ef 1 '•» ' discouraging whatever way you look at it, but Xiw. Schr&m lb I mortgage needs in order to work out terms of • R. Gaffuey, if 1 OQuSnton. 7b o SiiM Window Shad* Cormdt. rf 9 IB. Schsck. 2b 0 payment plan mutually acceptable. See us on your it's all the more reason why an automatic gas Bontempo, cf a 1 Snow, e 0 Oodju. 3b 0 aAndmon, e a ft Awning Co. E. O«ff ney, « 1 3 Woody, rf 0 mortgage problems. water heater is a necessity. With plenty of hot O. Twill, p II O'Lintone. rf o « CU Docfeert * BOM iRjr Schram, p o 0 Totals S "2 Totals ~i *3' UK Monte Are, UATL 2-47M water on tap, household tasks are accomplished Home runs—Triolo and Bos Schram.1 with amazing speed, why not let us estimate 1 ; your hot water needs ot see your plumber or PARTNERSHIP -r: local dealer. WANTED Tke>hrinal Saviigs Fund Harnonia : Senior taiga engineer frith extrmlve practical ehop eXpfrt- OL0CtT. a«viM«a iNariruTiOM IN THE COVNTT* ence In the' prertaleU *« and machinery field, and a suc- coMful and otttttaiMUiif Invmtar an! designer, aeeks pattner- FOUNDED 1151 ekl> with up-to-date, well e*al»f*d M ud die •hop. Will also comMrr MMOtlatlm ler the parpete ef handling engl- ne«rlBg and dsI " UNION SQUARE, ELIZAMTH

'•4* Address Suntiiiit Herald Box 56 • • [M0M^ '• i THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1*47 II Matching tsec formed a brisc. •»« Doaaiaick K«tto of groom attended Columbia school of the season. More than two dsys with a team from the New Provi- wbica «iae< t* a basUs-bo* at Betkdey UMf&U. is Berkeley Heights and spent Play Aciivitles were Io*t and as a result attend- dence Borough playground, the the back. Th* marching tulie i Ifa. Prolate ctotti tight «my five years in the Army. He was a ance waj lower. first of which was held Tuesday Again Retarded \ of this week. aeadpiece w*s held by flower* 'dress, with blade accessories for sergeant and served as an inter- The Berkeley Torpedoea, a soft- The older group of the Colum- Mid ah* carried*'•' bwwuwt of yei- the •ad Mrs. Mondrili, preter in both England and Ger- ball team of boys 11 and 13 year* ow roaes aad sweet pea* th« bn&eprooaa, wot* a many. By Rainy Weather bia School playground h»j devoted of ,ag« travelled to W«&M»gtoa its time mainly to ping pong. Dou- Anthony Delia of Berkeley plat with mwj auLHSSWbi. After a wedding trip to Canada, TOWNSHIP-fUin again Inter- School playground. Sunvteit, Juiy Heights, who is now stationed at rbebfid*teagra4«ai«

Sat SilUliluflflKiiU wS*F«'t1f*r-»^rtrff*&fr*-*—•~~~^.e^.,.....„—Aft*ft-§§»"" thHt the school WOUld be Closed, jSawrer, U 4 3 l|Petrone, 2b S 1 -Faulkner, ci 3 3 2 F. Fe*U. c 4 10 gating that the board is willing to Schwuz, 3b 4 2 2iPar»dUe, 1b 4 t continue its program at the bos-FWekaon, M 1 1 o! Prince, II 3 3 W'herlj, lb 4 I 2jL. Im'bp. P 4 J BREAD Ipital, He also declared that there Brown, p 3 1 1 J. rests, b*u 4 0 would be no decrease in teacher Holmlin. rt 3 1 0 8 . IIm'bo, 2b 2 1 Ahrens, c 0 2|M»gRnelll cf 3 1 personnel there and ignored a re- Ernjr, 2b J liSTim'too. rt 4 1 port that the school was over- 4 J li LOAF Totals 30 13 III Totila 34 10 1' staffed Blue Mt. Farm* 3 8 0 12 0—13 Math Classes Boktered Eagles 0 9 0 0 0 2—11 Present at the July 14 meeting July 17 Gam* rnnatl A. C, (10) | Jteflei (U) were a number of parents who ob- AB K H Alf K H jected to overcrowded conditions 4 2 0 Pttrone, 33b 4 2 Princ», rl 4 - 2J- -. F««a, •»- • S^ 3- Hit Tixlirt in Columbia School during the H»dilo, p 2P lb>4 2 Pay More? iF'geraldStiller, c, t3b 2.A 1 L, Im'bo. cf 3. V 0 Stays Frill Uigtr past season and alleged deficiencies PBUno 2b 4 1" 2\P. Fetti*c 4 12 The entire famiry d ture t« «n|ey fhi« finer quality in their children's work, particu. Heidlnger, c 4 0 CD. Im'bo. r( 4 0 Erny, lb 2 0 OlPasquale, 2b 3 0 bread. A greatly improved loaf in every reipect. ll J larly in mathematics. Domuki, u 4 1 1 Macanelli, It 3 1 taetet bfHer, toaitt better and trays fresh longer. Mr. Mulholland stated that plans McCuster, U 3 1 1 Kerrigan, p 4 3 Unmatchabla for quality end value! Try a leaf are in readiness for a school ad- Totals 30 10 »l TotaU 34 13 12 ,,»c May end be convinced ( You teve 3c en every leaf. dition as soon as the building mar- Funnel AC. 3 5 0 2 0 0 1—10 BEAT THE HEAT Eagles 3 0 0 3 3 4 x—13 >, t ket is stabilized. In the mean- July 17 Standingi ' measures will have to be worked W. t. i SERVE CANNED MEAT time, he explained, emergency Blue Mt. Fariw 2 0 Funel AC. 3 1 [ "^ Note these Acme everyday LOW PRICES on nationally advertised canned meats! out. One, he declared, will be the Eagles 2 2 setting of kindergarten classes in Chem&co 1 1 Fire Department 11 the Municipal Building. He also Berkeley A. C. (A) 11 Berkeley A. C. (B) 0 2 Rib Roast stated that an additional teacher [;"| Broadcast Corned Beef Hash '- 25c kwill be engaged in departmental Hilltop 0 2 •arithmetic In an effort to bring up the averages In that subject. Madison Girl Wed \i Prem, Mor, Treet, Redi-Meat '«." 35c Staff Changes a M A»par«9Ui A reading of the minutes of « i Franks " " Rifter previous special meeting revealed To J. A. Mondelli Chopped Ham '« 43c «ANCO AMIRICAN that resignations have been ac- ] Ten! J cepted from Miss Frances Lens- PoHedMeats2 r 1515c Spaghetti 2 At St. Vincent's Van kell, kindergarten teacher in Co- Veal Loaf"?-._. 23c ? lumbia School; Miss Ruth Hen- TOWNSHIP-MI»s Emliie Marie COUHH am 17c iger, second grade teacher in Pratola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pratola of Lathrop avenue, Chicken Brofli f15c Heinz with .Columbia School, and Mrs. Marlon Freih or Corned ~ ~~ )B. Wenman, teacher in the pre-Madison,' was married Sunday v ventorium school afternoon, July 13, to Joseph An- gelb Mondelli, son of Mr. and Mrs. President Mulholland announced •IDEAL COFFEE "r/c.r 45c Boneless Brisker »b. 69, .frank Mondelli of Berkeley •- l*ra«atchat>le flsvor he{6 at its best by vacuum packing. Ground Beef it. 49 that a verbal resignation had been Heights. The ceremony was per- 4 C received from Mrs. William Coo- formed at St Vincent's Church Cala Hams T ' 49C per, the former Katherlne Patter- Madison, by Rev.' Christian D. *OSCD COFFEE^ 39c 2 ii 77c Fowl £?A 'b.45c son, who served as district cleric Haag and was followed by a re A lighter bodied yet strong tasting coffee. Try it! Smk'd Tongues ib.49, and secretary to the supervising ceptlon at the Hotel Beechwood, lafeBeef Summit. *Win-Crest Coffee ft 37c 2 It 73c PorkChops cfu2 ib. Recreation Committee The bride, who was given In Fin* South American coffees, expertly blended and heat-flo roasted. marriage by her father, wore a Pork Roll Ptons Block Dance gown of white Velva-Ray made COMSTOCK vuaa ASCO Beef Liver 11 BOROUGH — A block dance with an illusion neckline ending In 20-m. ton for Friday evening, August 1, is scallops at the fitted bodice. The Pie Apples 2 tT 29c WKol. being sponsored by the Recrea- skirt was made in bouffant lines IKMEt, ADAM* Apple Juice oT.Il 17c Beets "•' H-oi. i Slab Bacon ib. 63c tion Committee. This was an- flowing into a full court train. The nounced Thursday night by Coun- finger-tip French illusion veil was J Applesauce 2 !LT 29c Grape Juice ^M 25c String Beans 2'.?;, 25c Skinless Franks 'b.^9c Fillet Haddock * 39C cilman Herbert D. Taylor, chair- held by a tiara of orange blossoms. Idaal Cut WOK The bridal bouquet was of white Applesauce teltHf 17c $ or Sliced .Codfish -29c man of Council's recreation com- Prune Juice 25c )logna ""e« ib. 49C mittee. Lights will be erected for roses, white orchids and stephan- Blu« Soy Whol* the occasion by Robert Webster, otis. Apricots Si^T 27c Dole 16c Corn Ktrntl 12-oi. can 14c Fresh Whiting * 15c building inspector. The dance will The bride's only attendant was ASCO Crtnm $tyl» be held on Academy street between her niece, Miss Jennie Iossa of Apricots SSJSTi 25c Lemon 5c Corn Oold*n 20-OI. can Uc Borough Hall and Lincoln School. Lathrop avenue. As maid of honor 1 ] Vito Sabia Is chairman of the gen- she wore a gown of pale orchid Fruit Cocktail °ZL 38c Tomato Juice ^ 19c Peas ;* 3 r29c the Heat With Dairy Food Dishes! oral committee planning the pro- marquisette made with a Peter gram. Pan collar and fitted bodice. 25c ican Ch Sss « Red Heart Dog Food Princess Margarine ^34^ Muensfer Cheese ». 4oc YOU CANT BUY Krispy Crackers £ 25c IVORY SOAP Pickles Good kc•• ^" k• e Margarin1 e ;• 40c Wnlb»ck Swart Sliced Bacon M-lb. 7r Bku Cheese * 55C Grahams "-?,* 26c Pickles Mixtd, li-oi Sl.ced Bacon S 2 1*0^* 7 5'It Moi tle mi Q Aged Cheddar Kraff Cheese Spreads!" 21 c L FINER FLOOR WAX Fig Hewtons *"^ 24c Cat* Pickles "32-oi. botrt* I 71 in ASCO Whit* 4 Jr Sunshine.^«.X 22c Vinegar Quart battl« ' Cheese yet "It costs you AICO Cldtr Ot. 27c Milk ,££** 2 r 23c Vinegar R.fri|,rat,rBottu •/»* "uimouiHId MUD »!, 35f" 10* LESS! Kraft Caramels ^ 32c IVORY SOAP V-8 Catsup 13i24c 1 1 Mild Colored Cheese "*5lc Made of imported Camauba Bisquick ^4 fetWMl Gulden Mustard ^ '14c Wax, OLD ENGLISH dries f 2 SsaCske* H quickly to a brighter, longer- Hunt's 2T 3 lr lie Mayonnaise "^r^ 39c lasting lustre. Nont finer at any price! Eoooomioal quart IVORY FLAKES IVORY SNOW lAC ih Lsrfls Grap SMIMS and Wears—Wsars and SMmt Urss VJ Seedleie ' ricksts Lusciou & 31c r r. -, pfump fancy Cofifon ^ . . . - 10- 25c Macfcm PadiBt* mmmmmm ••«••• |^^ Honey Dews Each OXYDOL CAMAY DETHOL TOILET SOAP Liquid Insecticide £? 2 *. 23c 'scksfls 01^ Cocwnbers;".£l 3 *«" • • • • 2 2 cake* 17c 23- Wery Ifearts 3 M_JI . 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Films SS25c 222229. c (M-iS i 3«* Dairycrest ICE CREAM Carton. Blu-While Flakes 2 ^ 17c Sweetheart Toilet Soap 2 -.-- 17c tmMthtr^crcsmijf. Mtfts»»«f bit kt«s« )es «ft»m Hnw IVi hesn. • m m II THI SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1*47 at the Cint tec -»oi, W 'Bttaagcr of thm St. Petertttu^ • dub fat U»« FtorUU IntenmUoci,; Vs*tpne. Hk II j«t bis e*«-reiv M._ Red Sox to Test the golf awxm aad th#r«'» enough Normans to Play Sports ister«8t im him in foi. fm pemmat race*. ' Maplewood Maples Am Koaot warn talking, «wd Club and Manville Blues thai titie kmj v Summit Sports Club has booked two garfies for Sunday T the' ¥*nk«*« night under the arcs at Washington School Field, Morria Here Sunday dtedked "Tboce \a*ericiu» avenue. For the first time in New Jersey State Softball The Bed Sox »r« expected to atl^fat m w«U concede tiu face the stlffest opposition booked pwautt to thm Tasks right League history, two separate games involving three teams to for this season when they take but ka U» Katimml then'U be will be played. In the first game carded for 7:15 p. m.. on tbe Maplewood Maples sUrting atfaer sanuable right daws to til,- the EMtabeth Norman* will play at 3 p. m. on Sunday at Memorial tec :And \\ the ManviUe Blue &e*U, At 9 p m. Mkleli the the Sport* Club will play the Nor* Sanderson Cracks Ts« Maples as of July IT BUU11. " th« undisputed leaden of th« lft» The management of the Sport* piewood Community Service Twi- Club expects *n attendance that 9MV& GK1D UK1X*-Tt* r«- Under Pressure in light League having posted live leue of tiH 1S47 Htgb SelsooJ Will exceed the more than 600 fans victories against no defeats. At that t>aw thi> Grumman Yankees football schedule Iwt we«k by that time tbe Maples were enjoy- th« Board of Education petal* to play th« home dub on July 12. State Open Finale ing a two and a half game lead. Stan Krasinski, who was bested Elwood C. Cornog dropping tto« Gene Kunes, Knglewood pro, This Essex County team lias some % 1 Bsuri in s close pitcher*' duel with Hoy an. duty triumph Satur reins a» football coach at Sum- T. Ongrfceuri tr fctirti of the best baseball talent recently mit High School, which position u , ,°/ ih*I«h for the feporU club. Canoe Brook Country plonjship at School and are expected to come continue as luptrvisor of ptayauai I AltriMlion I Club, blasting par with a 72-boJ* here with its strongest line-up. education for boy» sad director oi Another two ganu- bill has boon total of 283 Emery Thomas. The Red Sox will have to put intersdiolastic atlileticj. Before tentatively booked for Friday, Au- .Forest'Hill Field Club pro. slipped their best players in Sunday's gust 1 at Washington Field under coming to Summit be vKM.-footn into second place ahead of Harold game in order to make it a con- the lights, l'aterton Oovvrs will ball coach four years at Moor**- S'tntierson, Canoe Brook pro, test. It-is. expected that Pop Tur- h i town High School. MJ play the Krrhtns of Elizabeth in j w|u.n he scorched the par-36 back ley, the Sox's most dependable the first • nanit- wlwlo trio Sports j nine* on the south course with a KKOON'I* VIME ASPIRANTS - Eastern Fu« I. Dil'arial, James La Haiuo. Tony Pccca, John Pecca, shortshop will be back from his Club will take on the Kttlans in j. record 30. That gave Thomas a Fred Turley, Charles Pizzutti; kneeling, Cotimo vacation. If Tony Bruno appears 71 and a 291 total. currently fighting for second spot in the Cla*s hut 1» »••» M|i m** >• the night'.* finale. DiSirnone, Jturaes Marehic, Joe Angelo (manager), for the Sox, then fans are assured Sanderson Has 70 Sanderson, home club pro, who"A" Softball League, Include some of the best ^lay- This .roming. Sunday night, the William DeGuilo and Anthony Zotti, Fred DeGuilo of the best possible local team. It WHS trailing Kunea by three erg In the city. Heading left to right: .standing,. Louis Norman* will go into the two bscnt for the picture. (Photo by Jay) is expected that Ed Krny will get gallics with thi'lr star pitchers, strokes after 54" hole;!* and wai Kaftimy A'i"'i»";jLil. W a 11 v Xj i t ».• I y .• 11.. j with '«' ch'ance"' of Stopping" tKe i.Engli.wCKid pro,, soared to 77-in j his final round . losing six more Local Baseball, Softball Games Though outdistanced • hy Gene «hotn to Klines and' finishing at Kunes of Snglewood, who shot a July t* 292, a shot behind Thomas. I»HA IKACJUK B H K HI L Ihtvis. » wiWalnh, i* 0 0 four-under-par 6D Friday tr> »»- Victor Taken S.'tOO Inly 17 tiiini- , 2 o Ker._ n 0 liWIt'nifi'n, cf O 0 •ume » one-stroke ie«d at tbe half- 1 1 The triumph netted Kunes $300. Bt*tm (I) I Dodgeri (ill 1 iteUiiHter,* 3b 0 0,'Blrdsall. c 0 1 II. H B If O 0 Mingle, ss 0 OjCorradl. p 0 0 way mark In the State Open C«lf Thomas pocketed I15O and P. Yali'lii. 2b O O Miles, c 3 2 U 3 _-„-.. rf 0 OAhern. lb 0 0 Championship at Canoe Brook. d«r.son*won $100. " - . . J.PHiMcco, p 1 01 Kenny, p Emery, If . 0 0;Oeddtn, If 0 0 Harold Sanderson, sorreHof* Canoe Ilbvlt, c 1 ijQitllup, lb 0 0; KIWAN'iB Blsnnan, rf 0 0i Del'Plaza; rf 0 0 Going into the final 38 hold. H. P«fo, 3b O l!Wtl»oii. rl 3 2i July 18 York.„.*.!, p. 1 OjKocIi. 2b-rf 0 0 Brook pro had 8 70 for 141 to be- was leading'the field by & ••Maffel, cf. 0... OIL. drl&by,'3b 2, 3j w. J. York. 2b 0 O McHale, 3b 0 1 come the runner-up at that point. A. Vmi'ta, us 0 lArodKon, If 0. 11 Bombers Farley, 2b 0 0 .shot-with 140, with Sanderson'a 2 Meiuillt, If t OAUelt. <-r (1 0 Kernels 2 Coming up. with a steady 10, one c FOOD UUt F'' stroke away, Hunts extended the Hnroney, lb 1 0:J. Orlsby, 2b I 1! Card* Totals 2 1 Totals 0 3 1 July 1« -3t» 1 JjR.Sehera'r, rf 2 1 Murruy, ds 0 1 Oeaat'o, cf 4 0 cup and hung on the lip, The \ who wan playing with. 1 "•-• p-3b n 9 Giimblii-o, 2b 2 Canoe Brook pro; encouraged by Kunes, pulled up to within two l)|i'l<-iic," i: I 2 DFPIIUIK. C 1 Sports Sidelights U-tllc, 1 Ii 0 2 Accorsl.,.-,.„., lb 1 a large homt-dub fcallery. put ro- shots of the leader at the fifth York, 2b-atj-p 0 2'Kubucll, ss 0 2 gether « pair of 35's for his best hole, but it was the closest he CSulilu,. c| 0 1 Zotti, 3b 0 1 Him.i If O 0 Sclmdle, If 1 1 tourney effort. Sanderson played could' get and he faded badly "THE OLD ORDER CHANGKTH" *r«l f Your In miw'y rf 0 0 W.Sclierzer, p 1 1 lew spectacular but far more con- from there in. "The old order changeth, giving way to the new," is lifer. If 1 " Older ,- the way a poet once wrote. Surely that will be true of sistent golf then Kunes, collecting Both birdled the first In the Totals 3 0 Total* 12 7 five birdies and going over regula- afternoon and then picked up Summit High School football next fall with the retiring of Elwoocl C. Cornog as head football coach after,21 years JUNIOR I'MVO HOUND tion figures only twice. His short BEST mi K«thing three pars. Kurtea took a five on_ July 14 Game game was just is snappy ss M>n (3) Roosevelt NEW HtiAii wfttti - ••*, ;r THE BEST the. fifth. Sanderson, who had in that post. This was made known last week by the Klines'. GRANTED LEAVE — • N. H. Mc-piled his second well over the Board of Education in its release of the forthcoming foot- R H E. H. Kandrat of the Junior High i, ss 0 0 Robinson, If 0 0 School faculty will succeed £1- Scores of local golfers for 3fr Glffin, coach of the track and field green on the fifth, chipped back ball schedule. Cornog will continue his duties as super- i, c 1 I C'oleinaii, c 0 0 squad at Summit High School and and. scored a par! Helm ii. rf 0 0• Shivers, lb 1 0 wood C. Cornog as head coach of holes: visor of physical education for boys and director of boys' l-Vole, p 1 1! Ford. 2b Instructor of English, has been 1 2 football for Summit High begin- Lester Jankoskl (Summit) Then Kunes. took off. making interscholastic activities as well as coach of basketball Davis, lb ,O 1 JoWs, If 0 0 Galloping Hill ' T3-S3—13* granted a year's leave of absence the 476-yard sixth for his third 2\) 0 0 Hosa, ss 0 0 ning in September. This was an- Euctene Krauttcr. Baltuarol 77-79—13& from his duties by the Board of and baseball. el o 1 liumdll. 3b 0 0 nounced last week by the Bourd DOU^IPS Miitticc. Canoe stibpnr hole In succession. San- Tiivlur, If O 0, Evans, |) 0 2 Brook i i 79-DI-i«i> Education. The action, Mr. Mc-derson had to work to make the Cornog has always been a "good show" himself at iJi-i liani, (> 0 Mltmks. cl- o a of Education when it unnounced Lurry Curppiitrr, Haltiisrol "79-85—IS* O OMuadotlo. 3f 0 0 the fall football schedule, Kan- Arthur Marks, Canoe Brook R3-82—W Gitlin explains, was taken on the sixth in six. The Knglewood man football games because of his Ikecn desire for his boys to of 0 D, recommendation of his physician! hit the turn in 34 to 37 for San- Pft rocro. cf 1 i drat has been assistant to Cornog win. - His,.special voice intonations, his gestures and hisFu.-.rhettl, rf 0 «!' derson. 'As .they ' turned to the Bpccial interest in boys have always endeared him to the for the last three years. He Grosso of News Playgrounds to See lfith, the contest was virtually many fellows who pla-yed under his direction over the '1 otiilk 3 5 Totals ' 2 4 coached «t Union High School over since Sanderson had HC- July 11 Ujnis before coming here. Bean Play Buffalo Uaihingbm (18)' Maine (7) cumulated a ruinoiw seven when years whether it was football, basketball or baseball. About 100 youngsters from Sum- B. H.i K H. Wins NJ. Press he drove into the woods at the The retiring grid mentor is "an institution" at Summit Barber, c 3 3 Lombard! sa 2 2 mit's five playgrounds will board Dastl, ss 4 3 Oelhlne, 3b 12 13th. Kunes hooked a couple of two of Michael DeCorso's buses High. More than once he has declared, "The greatest in- A. Fusco. lb 1 1 White, p 0 4 Former Red Sox irons at the 16th and 17th to Morml, 3b 2 3 Lee, lb 0 3 Links Tournament Saturday and travel to, Ruppert stitution in the world is the American boy." Tilrlcy, If 4 4j Scott, 2b 0 1 bogey both but hc finished the \ Stadium, Newark, as guests of the This past winter he explained how he finally became a VUpnll, 2b 1 1 Mennitt, c 12 Jim Grosso of Millburn and the ' 18th with a regulation par. S. Fusco, rf 0 2 Blapsser, rf 1 0 Player Tops Newark News fired a one-under- Bears' management while the lo- physical education instructor and coach. Cornog stated Sayre, rf 0 1 Bcott, rl 0 1 cals piny Buffalo in u regular In- The NJSGA'a caddie scholar- that after completing college he had started in a position Ktpfanlck. p 2 3 Jonos, If 11 psr over the Braldburn Country ship fund was enriched by $700 Conroy, cf 0 0 Mueller. If 1 0. Club links Friday to via th«» sec- ternational League game. The cost with a steel company as an electrical engineer, but that it Seurgrca 1 2| Williams, cf 0 0 by the sale of Admission tickets Colonels' Hitters of transportation if being met by was "*a his blood" towork with boys. He has been happy Cooper, ct 0 0 ond" annual New Jersey Prera At- the Chamber of Commerce, at one dollar each plus 20 cents According to averages released aoclation golf tournament. tax. with the opportunity to work in Summit especially be- Totals 18 23! Totals 7 16 July 18 Standing July 16, Boots MacKinnon, who Grosso pared the stroke from p&r os ran ATK. SCOTCH n. Seventy-two hole scores of locnl cause of the facilities offered here and particularly at W. L. starred for the Summit Red Soxon the outgoing nine with a 35 and Birofka Brothers Move Memorial «-.\m Si OCR OFt ttOlTTK players; . Memorial Field." 0 last summer at aecorid base, and came back in the regulation 3T. Up In Publinx Play Wnshiugton 0 Johnny Farrell, Baltusrol, 150 78 Cornog has been director of boys' athletics at Summit Ecllaon 1 presently a second baseman and Len Elliott of the News was run- Second-round play in the NewT7—305; Lester Jankoskl (Sum- Roospvclt o 2 High for the past 21 years and before that for four years M&ble o 2 pitcher for the Madison Colonels ner-up with a 76 and. -Fred Kellam Jersey Public Golf Organization's mit), Galloping Hill 157 74 77— is currently. leading? that club in of the Newark Star Ledger was firet State tournament was fea-308. at Mdorestown High School. Since the inauguration of SENIOR PtAVGROVND the Suburban Conference (1937), prior to that the Little July 18 Standings batting with £ neat .355 average. third with 78. tured Sunday by impressive vic- W. L. The records include the ftrat 32 About 80 participated. Dinner tories scored by the Birofka Summit PBA Squeezes Five, Cornog has piloted more championship teams than Mable 3 0 games jplayjid this year by thefollowed at the club house. Last any other coach in the conference. Edison \ 3 brothers of Summit at Galloping Millburn PBA, 11-10 Memorial 1 3 Colonels, in 76 appearances at year'a winner, Dea Sullivan of the Hill, their home course. The third The athletic mentor was born April 26,1891, at Rad- Washington X 3 the plate. MacKinnon has hit News was playing in the State Summit PBA baseball team July 16 Game round of 18 will be held Saturday Memorial (9) safely 27 times. Included in his Open at Canoe Erook and did not managed to squeeze out a 11-10 nor, Pa., and attended the public schools there. In the Edison (3) and.Jthc quarterfinals Sunday at R. H B. H. hits are five doubles and two participate. victory Friday at Memorial Field four years that he attended high school, Cornog amassed Ocarhardt rf 1 3 McClelland, lb i 1 the Galloping Hill course. I'altotllno 3b 1 lltemp, 2b triples. In the pitching depart- A foursome representing the over the Millburn PBA. 10 letters, four football, two in basketball and four in " 12 Bill Birofka defeated Bill Grohe Dyklo 2b 1 Oj Miles, e , - - ment MacKinnon has won three Summit Herald posted the follow- «f Broad Acres, 3 and brother Millburn (10) Summit (tl) track. He was voted all-Philadelphia tackle for three A. Davis, lb 2 2| Grlsby, 3b 1 1 AB it*. AB R H years and was the Delaware-Chester County's (Pa.) shot- Ilroim, ss , 0 lMcHale, s» 1 2 and lost two. ing scores: BATTERIES Joe defeated Bill Ungemah, also Hlncs, M 3 1 0 Dast 4 1 0 Yannatta, If 0 1 McKay, If 1 1 John Babcock 105-20—»5 of Broad Acres, 5 and 4. Art Bon-Kcenan, rf 0 0 0 Dovlt 4 2 put champion. |J, Davis, cr 0 ljcattano, cf 12 Ferguson Bass 94-20—14 BRlbo, rf 3 0 Freeder, c 0 OilUinnyon, rf 1 1 According to the United States tempo of Summit was defeated 2|8cherser 3 2 Scott Bond ,- 42-«5—«7 RElHAR<;En OR Maryy, lb 4 1 .4 2 3 The first college he attended was Penn State where Feole, p 0 0( Richmond, p 13 Weather Bureau, the winters Jimmy Fowt . „ ... 87- 8—79 by his Galloping Hill fcllowimate. 4 0 3 Caparosft. sf 0 liWhlte, sf 0 1 Buncher, 3b 3 0 1 Ollra he played football for a year. He quit after the first year were colder, the snows were deep Edward A. Butler. Summit real- Bill Hilditch, 6 and 4. Another Rrtnover, p 3 3 OjR. Moroney 3 1 1 RENTED Storey, cf 4 2 2 Mrnnltt 3 0 at Penn State to enroll at Swarthmore because his two Totub S I0L Total* 8 16 er ands the summers were milder tor, playing with a pick up four- Summit player. Frank Moroney. Marznk. H 4 1 0 McHnlf 2 2- July 18 Came in the days when grandpa was a some from the Jersey Journal h UJSJ Chatham 4-6800 (Day or Night) wishes of their departed leader. A year ago the club, was OPEN TO THE PUiLIC reorganized. As you see the club today it is an example of am* (M. 12 X) With Delivery Terminal* at Chatham, Whlppsny, East Rutherford, M0 SPKINUFIELD AVENUE 1 NX lUdgefleld Park. Perth Amboy ' " the^cmirit of American amateur athletics. The team car- ADM. Optn dally 11 to »:3O •iicepl Sunday* and holloajrt; »l»o ma, ries no commercial name or aid, , ' i •venmgi 7:30 to i:.ltt nttd after I he Wednecday m««tln| WUIM IMrShMHlr IS ttMr *. It »J 1»«S ***. mm- This club likes to feel that the public is behind it, Lltamtur* on Christian Boi«nc» may tx raad. borrowed or purcl mkift torn mmtk- MgMUii tfnet kw M ,. .^ tm %mmn Red Sox Romp, 10-1, Against Berkeley m mm m **** **•* A. C; buy Stars **** Summit R*i *** ««m»it A.. B. .poiuored atae, »«4t it two ,tfUfbt.«fffti>Mt *• Berkeley A. C Suiidty afUrnoon on Memorial field »«KliB* U» Nf* Providence Tornsttp iMn house on the short end of • 10-1 wore. Tb« Red Sac hud pr«vlou»ly defeated this team, jS-l, on iti own 8*M. July «• Aw wu ttu cwp in the previoua |fam«, big Sd Brny on the mwnd # mm ***** for Summit ww a puszie tw tht Berkdty Height* lad*. Tin vU. ••*. tori got to Srajr for two *catteted liiu, oiw a triple by Jim Monica in U» fourth which 1*4 to thtir

only run. Monica scored on a put •"*=••••• • • • •' out at ftrat Successive ilnglei by Frank Somine, Storm and Van Tronk gave the Red Sox two runs in the second couple with lome erratic fleiding by th« vlaitotsl . Cotterell and Ed Twill acored for Summit in the fifth after reaching base on a fie!d«r'i choice and a walk, An f mi important mi yu mil ALWAYS find dairy foodsfy* wtU Hud tvtrytling for ym crnw toy Conapano, the Berkeley PLENTY W SAVINGS at Grand Vmm Whether PRICED LOW. — TAtrf art PLENTY ol SAVINGS A C. catcher, put the runner* on jiivonii and third from where they iffBi'mg for groceriet, nworf, pfdmct «r at GRAND UNION. reached the plate on a.single by Storm. Three error*,.!-a fielder's choice, a batter tilt by a pitched ball and

\ runs in the sixth. Ineandelia, •.terell, Storm, Aherit, Erny and SpegnoUa crossed the plate. %M lot (l«> Bwkeler A. c. r. h. , r. h. p*rott». If 0 .SPiaquUe, Sb 0 0 CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP ^ Inc'dclU, If. rf I UoTJerlUo. 2b 0 0 Cotterell, el I 13, PerlHo, 2b 0 0 Twill, M . t 1 afonlci. lb 11 Sommo. e 11 Compino. c 0 1 Storm, 3b > 3RuRg«rlo, cf 0 0 Quids, rf 0 OPrinct, is 0 0 Planet or Angel-Soft-DispoieUe Van "Tronk, 3b 0 1 Vtctndese, If 0 0 of 400 Att«rn, lb I 3Chl«rlrtt«, rf 0 0 FACIAL Srny, P j • l*"g. P 0 0 — — Tottla 1 3 Totuli 10 11 FROZEN FOODS Kelt Bo* 0 3 0 0 J t f—10 Uoz. Brrkelry AC, 0001000— t Armour's Star Brand Errors—Monies 3, Prince, Compano. tin Euggcrlo. TwUKBattert hit b» pitched PEACHES h»M—Ahem *n. by Lang 7. BMSW on bUl»—off Uni 3. Erny, none, Starling Point 16oi. | etolfn b»»e«—Parott* umpire—Carltn. Rich Suds in Soft or Hard Water ttrfd Sofafy Pafrols to Set For Whiter Washes All nSe Time package. GREEM BEANS•—'***«* 21/ RINSO Yankaa* Play Browns The mfety patroli from Sum- BLUEBERRIES rnlt ichooli, including T3 young- FBOBt 12-95^ NUS»LS ML .. ,M/ «»7ll iicTMBMPIB 2^-^25^ i S stpra, are «1! «et to travel by bua CORN Vou-AII Kinjon N llte today to the Yankee Stadium to ILACKIENMES * 2i^ LABtENt KB-AU. ^.»*• FBENCB BREtSINB in Syrup nm . AIIGrMnCantarCuAll SrMn Cantar t aee the New York Yankee* play Cut-RIU In Syrup p^djj N*. Ik* the St, Lioulu Brown* in an Ameri- WAX PAPER »». BRBBABBRHUBA . , . *"-23< ASPABABBS can League game. The Summit CANNING NEEDS group ii g*>lnfj under the aponaor- «hlp of the Patrolmen's Benev- Amacooc ier* PLAN A olent Association, Summit Local MASON JARS VAtRY WOODS No. 59. Btu transportation la be- CRACKERS III qutrti ing contributed by Mkhael De- (HASSOf Smvm »H nutritiou; dtlitieu* dairy I S«mhiM-Sugar44on«r Oonto of New Providence. Re- ! at Grand Uniun. ' GRAHAM 23 freshmenta during th« game will ) be furnished by the Eastern Fuel All Kindt Co. of Broa.d itreet «nd Becch- ICED 35/ woodi road. Detective Kicholaa HEAL JAM 5t WILSIH'S MIR . . Grasso ia in tharge of the trip. Armour's . MAtM (MR CAPS ^" 22/ SHEFFORD BEVILEBHAM . . Mudlar't *"*1I/ UTZ'CBACIOS . ' MAWR JAR LWS CREAM MACAMNI ..^.11/ PARAFFIN WAX . DOUBLE YOUR Libby'i """ 14< WPPTPaifTBITTM IEEP BR9WN BEANS JELLY ILAIIE! - 49/ MONEY MACK CHEESE wfjr etNf vWlMf vRt fHlr W fftt tfMII^WH •f «Mf |eck*f* •• •»•"* Unttit, ff*tt>- HtMB CHICKESARttNN . U *H«- REFRESHERS JMRHIKRS N flMMTfy flWNTR€#• ? hi MM •nflKMl Me)1*** '• 0Mr II>?EREI SNACIt IRANttLATEl SUSAR —25< iiaBifii»c£3': Dwarf ia . DOUIU YOVK MOHF •*«. NUCOA SWEET RELISH .. Koihar Stylt 11/ BWARFPICKLESTWNS MARMRINE iibPk3 Vert i - AFTER- CMte 37 STJl?FEBOLim » APPLE JWCC a (ire you'll thank your ZMtful SMHt MiBNB PEPSt-MU fiOIIA CWttE ««•*47/ CMATEAUCMEEIE^^27/ BBLBEN'S MMTARI Delicious pa , Sh«f(ord i« , lucky stars if you called Grand Union RQMANO CNOtE fc 51/ SNAPPY CHEESE J« -11/ STiAirt ^-«1B< us in to check op on Flovortom* •• Kraft TOUATS CATSIP , lk your insurance. WITH 2 it 77^ fiOLB-M-RICHCNKIE 59^ AMERICAN CHEESE CNIIII « 2tm FRESHBAKE 17 or s Rich-Ztitful Supark Flavor Economical N. y. stou «— , Stays Fredfi Longer loal WHOLEMILK CHEESE »55/ BREAD 13'

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4-MW Bumnit |-]SU GRAND UNION SUPERMARKETS SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERfiD INSTRUCTIONS $*—rnm»vnkt MBf ICB ACCOUNTANT; Uwon* uut r»turwa, NYLONS DOtECT WHO* b«okbkk*M>lRk l »trvle«» CUwuj •»- Of alrad. Ly man go OraitK* t-ttlt. n>f da a-owa CLASSIFIED K 1. MWL with »ap co*«r;»*ato la ton looaWt ttr rm» tttlt Gruas porcb nf. meet, Springaritf. MlUttitfa «t—BAU1O BEfAIBt •rTUDT bamaay as« arra&ctac «ttk 0 1 ai naaM teBd inunr Cui Itoom n ftilHSiiSoM* %*&!* top- S^ * • » *• LANDSCAPE OARDKNKR Expert, Fair RADIO and Appliance Bepalr Slwrt OtmtM. su +Wh3*tm ir u ,t ii a_p loaT^oneJiO J^ HUis Radio and Appliance Co., 10 EXPIBlBlcmo t«wb«r »rtB tutor IB ADVERTISING mm* » w u. ate « Chatham Road, Bbort HUla. Bbort eltmeota/r and high school *ub- wwtmi usauuik tth~M ASP a -co *?»* wo M HlU13i45 taou Bra 4M. 8bnrt Hill* R i »WN-1 CUWWirttD COMBINATION) $Mjt£oc% STONE »««. 4 ?«•«. ThouMkndj of Atetty at. tou« available, tmmadiat* delivery, TED* AQERS ATTHfTIOHl rSaFmam BOOB aaor x ^u*t p;#no. utmt liraJifl* and tuoo ton in W ton km. 1 ton Bummer eluaet now IORDIBB, • two- i ALL SEARS ROEBUCK tUctrlo ap- for oniy NVH etaui Mr word 8tmt, -'l*u*6ura, -turn *w*t * tSj ter Ml*- ot rent by Of mm *PProx. SO •«. tt. wm> «- hour laMoo* »»•«•• 8ttt«w Bewlng Cen> •ToT""brtttl "ouauty lot **s* «* » vtntar A A fc»Bocantt. «»«>n»yl- pliances COLD8POT. RADIOS. < ' MB. »-!N» »r writ* CrafU- ar, Ml StuyveaaAt Avenue. Unvl. %• ClUKUtUJs CHAJUJ1! II WORDS - « C«NT*> " S»»r*nc« >rte« AU ckwfete* «•- £ Morrl* PlalM vaola Stoht QuArriM, 219 <. Kb WASHING MACHINES, «tc, aery- »1«V ' duc*d from 25 to 73 p*f S «« «BW Bll itoieUa 4-0883, lead and repaired by eaperta. M CASH WJT» oitDEB * I year* experience *rlth 8e»*- iglrt vUyer piaiw LEI us clean, paint. wbiUwseh your UNION REO18TBH >»rlt vpr STI'YVESANT dAplO *V RKKR.O- fCMMIT l£&. SO- J basemeot 1000 aq. ft.. •» and up. BRATION Qao, W, Thoraa*. Proa.. >u I4UI Wtter proofing with *qu«U» Vll- MT Stuyvesant Ave., (rvJngton, N. I. -I condition. Oow*l Utgt Home Service; formerly Q at Q SO. OHANO« WBCOMJ! UNDEN OMBBVBOI *5?£cS£S°-S Home Service 6O 3-2821. 39-A VENETIAN BUHOft KTOMW boan. ^tasJ tastrwmenu, and ' ' U(UU» I-U44 \ cm «ot AMO mtm totlaSi That fit Oiett recSueUoaa Carol Or. your hoifc* ant^u^. £$£* ASPHALT DRJVEWAYS SUNSET VENETIAN BUND CO. Accounting Councs IFRlNCriBLO iOH pleU. dre«*r». UfUs« ^ Concrete drives, eurlw, walk* & floor* VENETIAN BUNDS Ittl room furniture, tc« Ail kind* of reason and platttr work TIL. 4-2277 IT** JOSEPH LA alOEGESE UNFINISHED AND for rtaxM. bteyclM. electru^J Mc S7« Lyona A>e..'irvtngt&o BS 5-2271 Mtllbura <-14N IKacb ch»U». ullUi furuitur* MADE TO ORDER pr&lfrte. A-K.C. regU- JOSEPH RIIDISI QOODW1U. IK1MB arfCW lle Su^384?J PROMPT SERVICE VETERANS H.ttc. .1 Nf.ri la €**T •«»« • 65 FLACYE STBJBT3 MASON -COlfTEACJTOB H NEWAJUt. N J Stone—Brick,—-Sidewalks ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY (Under O. L L*m SM) MORR!STOWN;; 8- Dirtrlcb. Ail Typ» Concrete Work •ri«r% *>t tfc. e»i»!i •» th« adv*rti*«. will b. adjust* b» M* tr«« tMtrUm. Oli» block from D. t A ! , ' mmmmmmmmmmim 8at Summit 6-1261-J GIVEN AJX COPY MUST BE LN BY 8 P M. TUESDAY 1 1348 W. Third St. Plalnileld i l 1 f 3 G A ZtESER, Concrete, work, asphalt t Trl«\J UM ft" Va-W »*V tat—.a. ~r*^ •= »ip' " "^ •— **••- ••- _-• : Sttnoqrophlc green in good eaosWtoE 12» Jsstf- _ or part Per- ., cellars waterproofed. {IS Stuy- HaeiUet Kea«lr« HELP WANTED—FerneJe HELP WANTED Rra Avenue, UoiOa. "— --*-"--« faitriiS ' niid' 1*0 cats.' Good Avtnue. Irvlogton. Puone ES- Courtis Ci»r is &( .Summit. $•6040. iaVIA0TOM RBfRIUEBATIOR CO. MALE aid HEMAUE DININO room **t vut »Jjsc«Uai«t5'j» | E«ME i-oiti bedroom piec**. Ktt Q-tataa. 3fe. 1 «ra£«ra. Call a to tp i err ace. Union Guaranteed repair*, on til wasliere. Onion .. ; ! PLEASE see Mr. 8. soon Day or Evening K. J STATE EMPI-OYMENT OAK dining room art, coaateti&tf ttsk : tub. live food canarle*. WE repair sewing machines and FURNISHED ROOMS YOUNG LADY id pet supplies Hill- SERVICE % e*tr» le*ve«, buffet wttn minor S vacuum cietuier*. We also make ATTRACTIVE room In new privav* chilis, leather »**%» finer1 buttons," belts and Buckles. » j' I.HS.-X 2-5771 home for I or 2 business girls. Con- dreftner. Oak SMldeut .^ Buttonholes, Sewing machines for venient to Center or bus line*. Of b«(t«r 1h»H •»•«•* personality S|irln?'ulJ and WoodUnd Avenue* condition 'SI luwood n^Kt. rent. Singer Sewing Center, 400 N. 1 fipnalfl puppies, blonde fe- Kitchen privileges. Unvl. 2-6«46-R. to a*»4**' niana$jr o* Urge aldrt t» <"•- bunimlt. N J- Bil f-eei* Phone Chatham 4-232?-*' 1 Otfirutis M»rr\ field Kennela. Wood avenue, Lmden. Linden 2- *«lopm*i»t o! new department (lyoa i%rns Ro*d oil Emerson. Lane, 8757. COMFORTABLE bedrooms for one or uitrv Dim weekly 4ncM»Uv* boim* SOLID "maple youth set more. Conveniently located, reason- 40 hour i dty ««* M»ny tompauf NO FEES CHARGED uprlngsv S Sewing Center, 400 N. Wood Ave.. 417 Sprinjneld Ave Linden. Linden 2-6757. 4459-M. A GOOD SECRETARIAL Summit. «HUled aod uuiktlled applicants placed " »—HOISIMOtD G««M>» lox 57 tt> Job*. ll» p Jobbing, ALL. 6EWINO MACHINES repaired — DES1KABLE master bed-room for SCHOOL FOR YOfJNG Summit 6-419* DISTRIBUTORS for Wort. b too l»rp« or rniall Work guaranteed. Rentals available. Phone business couple or tmsliiet.6 women. WOMEN ft MEN Goulds Westeo, J-raaoustily Fre* wttmatea Unvl. 2-7014, Singer Sewing Center. Private bath, two closets; conveni- c/o Tie pumps, gas engines J-«(ao-». ' ' • 993 Htuvvcsiiiit Ave. ent to transportation; residential BABIES to be phr»tograph»d by section. Chatham 4-0743. -Juiw A Woltn, Summit's leadln« Worthing air compressor* FURNACE Cleaning—Have your fur- plioloxrapher. Su 6-O087. hoiue Century &xid ^ A 6-1' thfcKtt3 . itSt#f SnSriwnruwfir scy ICuglneerlng Co., Chatham 4- or business couple. Convenient to ctimplri* stock 3,' pies, cakes, tea sandwiches. CAPABLE hliih school'girl wishes posi- pumping equipment 0-fflnDMt... T -.&UlWPt FURNISHED ro6m for business people TMa« 4o*» Only tion a» baby uttur or olher liijhl du- hors ti'oeuvrea. salads Delivered by ELECTRIC EQUIP CO, US tloflMil ^ *'lotb»m Park, N J. order. Order a day ahead Bu In private home. UnvU 2-6048-M. j ties Day or rveiilng Unvl ^-0S20-J. l Prttt Operators •• Afiemblers 8t. Wewar.it.Htl_ 3-793.1 ______e-545t • .. FURNISHED large ilry bedroom, pri- CAKE1•AKEn.*"r'niuple; besF nci-j "uQUBLEPnrcTiiln Laundry Tufts. jMrt 3»—OOWTRACTOBS OARAOLO doors (ovemead) sectional vate bath, business couple only. 9 tmy ii . jr«ii.. Jlwiw Hill* 'condition. $25.: liulu'Wa »r*u»* »o* 8x7, 14x7, 10x10, immediate Installa- ' Parmley PI., aummlt. WANTED!! High W«9#i •- Sre«dy Work 7"2M2J .Short Hills 7-2';^ am- CORF tion Other sizes available, Krause, LAIKJK furnished room suitable for _ and Suturday Essex 3-7315. - ; CLEANINCJ. Monday T.ATRinudMW tlfneral LlK'Vr'j- mwim BOAJJ BULLDEKS one or two. Unvl. 2-1767. . Poopl. Who Enjoy Good 498 18th A»e,( 1 1 1 P J-D»t Werk Charlotte , Layton, •clennrr, 2 JUT .' ' drU»a.»«_Bik | B ClMUing MARE YO0B OWN PLEASANT single or double, room In Newark l »e*tfirld 2-3552• Aluminum Venetian Blinds residential section. With or with- Minic, Fun, Atmosphere « FaJS. Holiday* & Vacation COLLtCiE Kraduate, marrlrd, (ifolrm Sizes 17 to 36(54 out private bath. Su. B-O388-M, py BCILDQa RtX^NDITlONINO Interest inn pi>Mtti>n tn tHtiinmlt or fix tt tx-Jary it tirruks dawn Re- Color, off white ' GOOD FOOD GEMEX COMPANY vicinity Su . 6-6225 _ Il^ph.wn' Su Complete for assembling Ave., Summit. ii,KC-ritC)LUX, « tu' ft. rppslrlnj; pnrco«s, stairs. Attractive double room, southwest COIXEUE ulrl Mlshps baby sitting xounm uiiu krnitt> pine, »5 50 each Inquire rohdltlon. Unvl 2-J730-B : 0 C DOWNE CO., LTD exposure. Ideal location. Four min- .1300 Commerce • AY* , na untl cvriiliins BO ,3.-8118, tmtlar. Tools repaired, recovered; utes to train and bus. Su: 6-0140. HOUSEHOMV poods Antltl J^I he»r-«- Hid, Hivira rcftnuhed Life 103- Elm St.. Westlli'ld 60UPLKs"r'«retiik*r», gardener*, cookt. Call Westfleld 2-0161 *>twt*n Vauthill IW t Mortis Ave. hrtir and.china »mrs J ti> i a*d «KRneDoe Wt-ic Piuiiko 277 In- TWO furnished rooms for rent, 1 Mor- hounewnrkera In all brsnchfii Phont 7 to » I'M U4 r*trmoum *«*, rison road, Springfield, dentlemsn Newmark'9 Ai;encv. 20 Wa»hln|toD «ajwt. t'Uou. W 3 UN 2-0J93. WE rTX ANYTHING WASHINGTON Oovl. 2-4100 CIiBtham Economy Enterprises, 456 irvlngtoD preferred. fit Mo 4-3699 _.______OSSMANN a ET"REKBIOERATOH, « cu ri dm* ave SO 2-9898 ' AVON Product* will train women to jixi'EIUKNOKD girl wTstits days work. rondttliiu. Owner Mfurett b* CJaJU'ENTHr ROOMS WANTED 811. 6-03«8. IMtC, lleiialnnK, CaWnel BAND Gravel. BrleKs. Topsoll, Cord- HOUSE s«rvlc« ciwtortifri la good territorial unit Cull 8u. 8-113 wood. Fill-In Dirt (Jrurthed tttona PlMMint, proMablr and jipriiinin-iit V«rtL RMnratton (tnoma and Hara ROOM., board for high school girl, Btciidv* em-- WASHiNti MACHINE pnirid.»!--» ftiorm S>«h K'JiU TRUCKING. 88U Chestnut St., aite IS. with private family. Write N. Somerstt St., Warchung Do*» not Interfere with horn* dutlrat ploymmt B. Flllppuiie. 12 Myrtle Tor interview wtlte P. O Mo* «34, household furnitu r ...lrflen. Miiltiurn 6-1I3J Union Ray and Henry Buys. Unvl Consolidated Land Air Sea Service, Ave, Madison, MA. 0-OM2^M. __ books, etr Chatham 4-2S0B 2-6271 2315 Broadway, N. Y. 24, N. Y, ^^ ^ __ STESGEU CARHENTER; HOURS: EXPKK'i Duro Avito \8pray Finishing, PRACTICAt-I.Y- new H.»iv-r aJUTaxinns. ccreens, cabl- YOUNO single- man wants room and xERK-iyplit for booaietplns de- Kendef Work, MmonitiiiK—Done r?a- It NOON to t A. 31. partment Summit. N..J. nmnune- flf»n*r. »M, firm price Ca.n urta a:nsa. E*rrr&t3on cellars Altera- B3irCi( .and Beps4r* Free Estimates •: II—MOVINU—StOBAOB paintings In oils, inttercolor*, pas- inn: young; children from S p.m on. tels; antique quilts, sampler* PERSONAL i-* mmmti JOnnSKTST Unvl 2-5670-J MOTHER'S helper *>r »tngle bualnrM Tor further inlormation call West- painted trays, bandboxes, sic. Phone woman. Coupl* deslrr# asilstmiire itt ___flfkd 2-O93O-J. , • 437 Huntlneton Road EXPRESSING—Trucking, all Jersej ' II. J. /Ol BER f.O. points J T. Murray, P.O Box 106. Menoham 3-0099 twfore I 1. in. rtdned woman in cue of four ehll- •Cmil l>l'KIv—For i dien 1J, 10, 7 years, 8 months — l,AWNDHy~worX at hrtme oilTafter 3, AIR boMPHESSORS - PSEXTUATVC Murray Hill, N J Summit e-0333-W _MIIIburn fl-1844. _. TOOLS - PUifPS - VIBKAT0«3: OrEEME*I> 0 Alt AGE DOOR!». WANTED dishes, vases, statue* day*, evenings, week-endu or any 5«w»jr3XQ SJIUXn 1 XSIM.AT1ON, MOVING. ISTORAOS; reasonable; re- curio cabinets and odd furniture, LOAN nat'istuctory cumblnatIon. Servlcrs in LAWNS mowed and trimmed, lawn GENEPATOIU5 - sWw TABLES - WtLM HAMMERS - MIXERS - LOW BSS> XJ.BCKP * Ut'TTEHS KEl'AlHED I frigerators moved: piano hoist Dally broken or perfect, or what have yon exchange for private room. b«th, «tin furniture puiinrd. Boucral gardenlug trips to N t C LIBERTY BTOR- Su Orange J-5802. porch, radkij private mroh In rt I'olnttnp aad ford Cran 6-0898. fice tn Summit Do some clerical W91-M Up to 25 HP— Pans arict 9*raH» BJT j! estates. work, typing If qualified < not ritfrs- B:«ar»» THirtoK—General Ualntenanb* TRASH removed from cellar or"-attic. Wisconsin. Brings & Strattna, tad — Masonry Work II—MOVING—8TOH AGE WB PA Y highest casn prlco* for any- aary) from about 10 ft m. to 3:30 Clinton Heailquartwrs for Boleos Gaz- or 4 p. in Sully except Sunday. Stste Odd.Jobs, Call Frank at South Or- thing. Antique,*, china, silver, brio* j24649 rtcn Tractors and Joafobseo Pttvn BT.. ORANQB WEEKLY trip* to the shore. Call Union a-brac, painting*, rugs. Tour attic salary expected. Write Box M c o Mowers Trusltlng Company. ONvl. 2-5787.- Summit Heraid. •- ^ •OB 4-4B32 or OR 2-B348 contents our specialty. TWO Rlrls available as baby sitters: 8TORR TRACTOR CO II—PAINT—DECORATING SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS WOMAN, genera! cleaning. 1 day a Westfield 2-1362 . niiCl Cnnstructloa C5o of afternoons and evenings. ES 2-8023, r-j a spenaiistB la permanent 47-49 Summit Ave. week. 13 and carfare. Un«I. 2-4413. Opp. State Inspection on Sour.ft *»•. - or OR 2-3605. nvjH- aim* top drl*e« ays, conctete PAINTTNO . Summit "-21U TWO ambitious college men will wain. uSraiklte aj)d curbs, hlBhway,x;on- Exterior and interior. Free estimates. Minimize, wax or polUh your car. FAIR and tust price* paid tor old •-jrurann ui wort fuarsnteed Pur* linseed oil used on all out- diver, oil painting*, china, brto-a- HELP WANTED-Male Special "rates Thorough Job. Quick MIRRORS 1-frrra arraseed. 2322' Morris "Ave- side painting. brac, furniture, old dolls, figuring*, People in every w*lk of life borrow from us... for service. Summit 6-2941. IM. Csaoa Cnvi 3-1963. " Isll YOUNG MAN 20^ Reduction on nil tmm» tr.irrana etc Also expert appraisal* given for TYPINQ neatly done at home or sway SU 6-4061-M a nominal fee. Art Exchange, Theo- Sonttary Oe«spool Bcrvloa: r emergeades, for home repairs, for electrical appUV Experienced In aalea work, to man- SoutrijOrange 2-1196.^ :»»jnr>lii and septic tanks c»e»ned, or dore Oeneruttl, Proprietor, 373 Mill- age radio and sporting goods depart- NEWARK GLASS CO. Mlllburn 6-1751-J burn Ave.. Mlllburn. Mlllburn t- VETERAfI w*ntT drTvera pailtlon. Ex^ is^is. 6.nd Te,paired CARL OTJLICK. ment*. Good salary plus commission ' S73 Market Street, Jfewart.* %' J ; Ba, £SB. lanrrtatown. Tel. klorrta- H6S. aaces, for purchase of furniture, for payment of on sales of both departments. 40 hour. perltnted with a>~ ton trucks. Ref- WALNUT dining ronm fiimlturir, tXl',, PAINTINO, Decorating. Interior. Ex- S day week. Write giving detittls of erence* supplied. Call Mlllburn 8- f kitchen sink. S5 Su fi'-5H2«-J s;—i 4-20R2 terior Free Estimates. All work DIAMONDS, colored stones, irold and education and business experience. 0122-J, *i—tXECTallCAI. guaranteed. A. E. James, SO. 3-0556 •liver; authentic appraisals. insurance premiums or taxes, and for many other If no answer, call evenings, JEAN R. TACK Box 58 wilX experienced couple; cook, (Need new machines? Sinner't}eil-»«rt—»' Certified Gamotogist chaxiffeur, butler, reference given. HnBCX mstallatlont repaired. »re improvlns constnntir' Ordsr ;'-:ur» J D HcCRAT, painter paperharier 70 Years in Newark 11 William Bt c >o The Summit Herald Plalnneld f-9232-M now! Sinner Sewing Center, 3JB Srjy-.. L «>.r*s.. JT_ » Pen y I'laea. Bprlng- Si decorator. Bu 6-5317-M. purposes. ?fl JfWlburn «-102J. HIGHEST prices paid. Junk mat- Su. 8- Truant Avenue.; Call OEOROE O8SMANN for EX- YOUNG MAN WOMAN wishes day's work. SOdTE Tuar *lectrlcal problem. Com- tresses; automoDlle batteries; newt- CHAKTSMAX'S etrcuiir saw. Mgi TERIOR and INTERIOR painting. papers; rags, metals, washers, re- Experienced in tale* work, to man- 6339. , i &>a-UKtxl«l, home. No job too Mlllburn 8-1232. HOY IB. wants full or part time worlt Stmon Electric, Linden 2- frigerators. W« pick up. Call Kenay. A PERSONAL LOAN will tide you over ... 00 age plumbing and heating department. Fleilble shaft, motors, j Linden 2-6736-W Good aaiary plus commission on galet. for summer. Phone Bill. 8u. 0-1406-J. M. J. MURPITY workliench. In ant lot *+5- POWELL COOIJ &' PRICE. Painters and Paper- CHEVROLET, 193S coach, radio and No co-signers, no endorsers, no collateral, no red ance, vacation with pay. Couples and reliable help furnlibed heads, envelopes, anil card*. &r—~. hangers. Orange 4-9400 or 4-7762. in all branches of domestic service, ra S-OOM-J heater, good running condition. CaU CLARK CHEVROLET CO. chures. folders, house ori»B* d)r*ct j Su, 6-6443-W after 7 p. m. tape. You pay back in monthly installments. 1041 Springfield. Avenue, Maple wood ASSEMBLY wk, glrl»T5TTcxp~>.- open mail advertlstfng letters, procrxnust moor Maintenance Floor Call 8chaub to Schmidt for PAINT- 8O 2-1868 Clerk-typiaU (8) (exp.) 5 day announcements. Invttatlonsi *ta. S$ od TeflnlshlnR. Specializ- INO. DECORATINO sud PAPER- CHEVROLET. 1936, 3 door sedan. Re- es: mi J-CKldrutiaJ work. Eesex 2-1244. HANGING. Unlonvllle 2-7198. cently overhauled. New paint Job. AVTO mechanic. Chevrolet experience *k - ••' - "... J33-38 Photo-offo*» Act Good upholstery, 4 good tires. 49 preferred.-S ; day week. Good work- m-A—tmE*mzL.teftitiiG SEBVICB Orchard Street, Summit. ing conditions, high wages. Slefart- Machinist, auto packaging rnach . work, iT.vout and copy aasteouiem ROBERT FABRICATORS Granting Personal Loans is a valued part of our Rew Chevrolet, 315 Springfield Are., Ideal forking condltlonn. Lin- rriion Reitister's Coranjanitr WAULS,' -CE11.1MGS. RUGS AND Interior — Exterior — Paper Hanging 1938 HEAVY duty Ford truck, 157 Inch Summit. den area .. • ...... $159 hr. Shop, 930 Stuyvesant «*ena«. UPHOLSTER? Plastering — Floor Scraping wheel base, 700x20 tires. Apply Canoe OJflce clerks (male) |3) . .. .. open Call ITntanvill* t-4708. 2182 Morris Ave., Union. Unvl. 2-3686 Brook Farms. Tel. Summit 6-2100. business. We invite your application. CIRCULATION Manager. Must b« ex- Cteaned *y machino Press, work, -(male) automatic , . WANTED: HOUSES TO PAINT. C. B. pwlenced in all phases of circula- 85c hr. & up. FIREPLACE set and grate. »; aHw> i THE WAL1AIASTER WAT QUALITY AT LO^fST PRICES tion work. ABC procedure. Salary, stove, $5. Call Su g-lt52-W, 3Cjt 3DI2V&, «lrc*.Jts. c*dor or noiB*\ White, Jr.. Painter and Decorator. Sec/ys 131 capable. Intelligent high 21 Edgar St., Summit. 8U. 6-U93-R. bonus, Heady employment. Inquire POT stove, 40 gal. watef tan*. f Summit S-3820 collect. 29 Freeman Btreet. West Orange. N. J. cellent condition. Bonnleville en- Homeowners, Builders & Plumbers ancf in Summit tlclnltj. Avuape i d!:ion Spare tire Included. $20. drain board sink with metal tsaim glne. Will sell cheap. Bu. 8-4579. ••mines KJOO per month Mu«t have .^Elizabeth 3-4351. cabinet and fixtures. $82 35: aitaBt- • SPRAY PAINTTNQ - Refrigerators^ num shower stalls with fbreim-,,! cabinets, chairs: competent y don* HARLEY Davidson, 1940, 61 OHV. Un- . rar. Apply Summit Hardware & !BOYS bicycle—2« inch, good condi- »s7 50: large Tarlety of'kttc&en rtnir ! p Hnnif Insulation. Biding, In your own home. JOS DK 6TEF- usually well cared for. Call Su. 0- Paint. Springfield Ave. Summit tion 115. Call 8hort Hills 7-2932-J. cabinets, low priced; tile board. p«art * Stftal R'fatherstrlppliiE. ANO, 330 Dodd St., Orange, N J.: 29B7. • Saturday, July 26, 9:30 to 11 30 A M BOY 8 blcrcle—Good condition, price aeatu, 'hampers. Complete line at Aas? «»jr.-wrs. jjtafleirR and Roof Repair*. CALL ORANGE 5-3349. for interview. Aik for Mr Dou- plumbing and heattupr suppUHm I WELSJLAM L. SCHROEDER CON-SER-TEX rrawinablc. Phone Short Hills 7- FOUND TO17NQ man for part time work In a 3B91-J, COMMUNITY BtTILDINO STTPPtT I 3M Vine Strert, • : » M. D. WHITMAN & CO. The Improved canvas covering for roofs and fleers aerrlce station located /in Maplewood. CO, 100 Route 29, Hillside. » JF ' CSlntHta, Sew Jeraer PIN, nbovti Post Office, Baker street, (!A> BOAT* 3-6685. 11JO CLINTON'AVE., OWINGTON Maplewood. SO. 2-2828. Evenings. rtwae QiEBbetb 2-8533 Essex 3-S121 Yes, we will apply it or sell it by the yard. :_ SI T««CTI of Snowing How CREW Uiniien, Canvsasen SMT CSID BOATS AND ENOnTE Price* Reduced on Interior and DOQB - CATS - 8e« Buromlt Animal BAR with 2 .stools. 2 new clothes polm Welfare Leagu* notice, social pat* Orpsnltailoa belnf formed All ter- rOB SAUS AND WANTED 2 enamel tub covers, 8 Linuw' songs OABUEIfIKO Exterior palntlhg, Paperhanglng, Just arrived * * ask your plumber or metal man rltortet opened. Easy sales eood Pleasure and Commercial Boat* . Plastering. Floor-Scraping, etc Summit, Herald, if jroutdoh 1* lost cymmlsBlon. -Worth lnvmttmion. bowls, victrola cane wtth recorsfii. Designed lor tv taarcmntonlo and PIANOS TUNED |«TM«- Church Organist and Tuner the sapphire to retrafit when *ub- LARRY MAY TBLKFHONE lollciton. m*fce~appoint- 110, Isdlra fpring to»t, Hze 40. $5; Uworth. , 35 tears •——• to Abusive force*. * menta tot wtlmatora. Staple home Isdle* dre*s««, sin. 40. IS each; phone 84-86 Franklin Place Phone Sl'mmit 6-5352 B«es)»»jnr, Qood, earnlniw, »ea«on MUtbum 6-IB17-W. WINDOW opening, 33V wWe. SERVICK WERTH WUBIC STUDIO W» Birjteons PIANO AND VIOLIN USED CARS WANTED opening UolonvlUe 3-2379 alter hlBh. 6 over «, complete with s Itswrm-ao* Carrtefl ^.» CABW ABLHH, Deceased notice II henby jinn to the wedttors General, of Revised SUtutasof New Conodo S«ft Potttfii rea*oa to a law which provides: of aud deceased to exhibit to tbe petition of petitioner «a or before the The object of Mid suit to to ob- N. J., and may be Inspected by pro- to the order of CHARLES 2nd day ol October a*ai, and la de- Jersey, prelimlcary to the tteulnt of «pe«tlTe bidders during bu*!n«as hours .'OTTO, J«.. Buriro*ateofc the County •utMcrlbtrt under oath or affirmation tain a decree of divorce between said this Certificate of DUsolutloa. Driving aftw th« !ic*n»e has Where sny person U convicted : fault thereof, such decree will be ren- petitioner and you. Bidders wlU be furnished vtth a copy A v* -^, w^de DO tti» . tKMtvfrBUMttfe their claims end demands against the WOW THEREFORE, I, Uoyd B of oprratiisg a, rsoior vehicle the> •State of MM deceased within six ?£'??. S1*^1 ?°1 *• the Chancellor Dated: July ». 1MT. Marah, Secmary of state of tht State of toe •peclflc4tlon» a&d blue prints *a revoked is no pr*>biem irs th*. [ month* fras the date of Mid order, or ati tbfnJt equitable and Just. PIZZI ft PJZM of New Jersey Do Hereby Certify that of the drawing* by the engineer on permit for which i* anjter »usrp*n. (Solicitor of Petitioner) proper notice and payment* of coet of Province oi Ontario, Cars*da The they will be forever barred from pros- Tbt object oi sUd salt U to obtain the said corporation did, « MILUON FANS J DOTJCSAt, HEBR. of uld coruoratlon, executed by all by tbe •peetf leation*. mint be enclosed By order of the) Mayor and Common CARL J. AHLERS NOTICE Or SETTLEMINT ,> Council. • Solicitor of petitioner. In sealed envelope*, bearing th« name It's itrange no dad ever thought ElecuWri; the stockholders thereof, which Hid moom mm-, *<**,. 277 North BTOM) Btreet, NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEM. That consent and the record of the pro;- and address of bidder sad name of B. OU,5OH, 1 9 - - KUsabetH, 3, K J. (road oa ouutde. addressed to tbe City Clerk of pas»Sng the hat instead -of CRAVE THE NEW I Mercer St., t * r tbe account of tb« subscriber, E*»cu- ceeding aforesaid are now on file la trtx ol the last WtU and Testament of any tald office u provided by law Mayor and Common Council city cf r .96 cigar*, when a new son was bora. Backentack, N. J. lN TESTIMONY WHERto/ I hare Summit, N. J, and a ceniti'ed check IN CHANCERY Or WEW JERSEY EMMA EDNA ROSS, deceased, will be w tt0 *• *« *. *• lO—oawSw •... Fees-S7.W audited and stated by the Surrogate, ». . *** »f.nand and affued my for not lea* than tea HO) per cent, of DREAM SHAVE To THOMAS « ALUM. JR. (Defend- and reported for settlement to the Or- offlrial seal at Trenton, thta rour- the amount bid, provided Mid check IN CHANCERY or NEW JERSEY antl: . phans' Court of tb* County of Onion, teentn day of July, AD. one thou- shall be apt more than IW.OO0 00 and Br virtue of as enfltr of the Court oa Thursday, the 14th day of August sand nine hundred and forty-sevea. be delivered at tbe place and on the By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of Stat* of Hew Jersey (text at 8 30 AM <6e»0 IXOYD B MARSH hour above named. Tb* standard pro- of Chancery of the State of New Jer- made oa the lit day of July, 1M7 la posal form U attached to ih*. supple- sey made on the 30th day of June, MIRlAlf O. WUX1AUS, Becietary of State a. caviM wherein Viretnla Sluabetb ExecutrU. Fee*—1!3 7« mentary siHwificationa, espial ot wb 1MT, Is a MUM wherein Irina H Krebs Allen if petitioner and you are de-Dated: June ntb, 1HT. fendant, you lire hereby required to 8CHUID ti BOURNE. Proctors, SEAIKO rROPOSALJ amwer ttoe petition of petitioner on 381 Springfield Ave., Summit. N, J. NOTICE.is hereby given tnat aealed or before the 2nd iaj of September 4-i-«-7-8-o iflt r*ea—|i JO bids will be received by the Common ne«. ind In default thereof, such Council of the City of Surmnlt, for the cm.fNNv n*p HEP U AUCTION SALE decree rtl be rendered atalnst you STATE Or NEW JERSEY Improvement of Colt Road and Pem- *« eleeW. Adi !«r Ml* Department ef State broke Rotd in the City of Summit. SHAVE C Pinwl CERTIFICATE Of DISSOLUTION In the County of Onion, with Bltuml- To all to whom these present* may nou» Com me A or T surface upon Ifftctt Everett T. Spinning come, Oreetlnf i an existing- f concrete louudatton A«T. WHEREAS. It appears to my MtU- eitlmated amount of Bituminous Con- faction, by duly authenticated record crete surface p'aremem required Is Property of Insurance of the proceedlun for tbe voluntary Mis square yards; and opened anfl ditfrolutiott thereof by the unanimous read In public at City Hall. Buontnlt, 65 Union Place, Summit, N J. consent of all the stockholders, de- on August 5th, 1M7, at g:M P. M MR. ALIERT H. TAG posited In my office, that A. W Kunti (D 8.T. j. ' Co. Inc., a corporation of thU State, • Drawiuus. tpecificatlons and forms 3M HIGHLAND AVE. Td. Su. 64)177 wbo«e principal office Is situated at of bld»,, contracts and bond for the ORANGE, N. J, Sprlnelleld Avenue, In the Township proposed wcrlt, prepared b)» Francl* A of New Providence. County ol Union, Murray, City Engineer, and approved Comprised In the collection »re fine Bute of New Jersey (Mary Kuntz. be- by the Slate Highway Commuwlouer- Rug furniture and furnishings. Brtc-a- ing the anent therein and In charge liave befii nied HI the office of the Brac, China and Glassware, Hugh B. B. MILLER thereof, upon whom process may beBald ehKlnivr st City Hall, Sprlngfi*ld and Carpets, Lady's Silver Fox served), has compiled with tbe re-Avenue summit, N. J , and of »*ld Jacket, Silver Fox Two-skin Scarf, HsniKemiMit Co. otbtr fun and evening' wrapt, i StUeted LUting$— •mall quantity of Jewelry and many other interesting and valuable ar- not* prtuntod by EXPERT WITCH ticle*. PlMiint To ke held on the Premises . "FILM-VIIE" REPAIRIN8 • I'te this up -to- the - minute Ui Us fit-pi.!. 10:00 A. M. service to Ymur *E»tftiful 61)16) "jifiotofraph tildes shown an our 4' screen UphoUtery Workmanship See— n a comfortable projection and hollowor. cm fee r»- I: STRUBLE BROS.: Residence open for inspection oil GU Badolsto, Prep. Monday, July 21th, from 10:09 A.M. loom depict the Bne points of elated H Hwir erlgiMl kwlre until J:M P.M. •- tour home to the prospective YOU* PARLOR IS YOUR BOX'SEAT''AT THE buyer. We eliminate the end bMvty oi reueneble Stt^coveri Draperies Eugene Jung "shoppers" anil concentrate Ftion* H 4^4241 Hepilring ReflnUhlni BALL GAME. \ WALTER L BUSH on the prospect who really Watch A Jimdry Repairing WANTS your home. Ail Work Guaranteed Ttl. MO. 4-1954 Auctioneer Consult m foi details. No Hotel ROkert Treat Phonei: obligation,, no eitra fcroker- MARINO'S 4 BeechwooA Road, Summit 11J WAVNfWOOO »AiK iOt Morrll A*enui SE& OUR SETS TODAY !• 6*7 lank Stratt Newark t, N. i.>- Mltrhel 2-M54 sce feep, .' ... • ' • . - •"'• MArket 2-100O 261 Ki. Bread at. ' «. *-1J*» PlAINriElO. NfW JI*MT Summit |-I»IJ Summit S-1SM '• ' • • .,•'• '• X

FOR SALE APPRAISALS Eastern Fuel Co. FOR RENT MORTGAGES *< 233 Bread Street % Bewhuood Road REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT SU. frOOOG SU. 6-0054 SUMMIT, N. J. Businetj Opportunitiet REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY SUMMIT REAXTORa FAMILY ol 3 urgently need 4 to $• CONrECTIONERY - luncheonette. One room apartment or bouse, win deco- of Union, County's beat shops Air* rate and maintain, can furntab ret* MOU.VTAIN. WHirUORK A PIKE HOME . A PINE LOCATION conditioned. Two- soda fountains, & JOHNSON BV. 6-1404 erence of 14 years;, residence Call Over tiS.OOO yearly buatnesi. Easy This very modern Colonial home with your Seal of Safety Unvl 2-3S78-M. tenm can tie arranged. Unvl. 2-3942. MLNKOt THOMAS ». 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 2-cai attached FOB JUNK isi occupancy House or OBB1Q ELWOOD It, garage is located in a most desirable OASQL1NE Service 8t«tlon for sale- neighborhood. 126,000. apartment Itrayton Sehoo-l district K1CHLANO CO g-3Jl pref«rred ChHdren 1& and U Evic- Good will and e«ulpment; repair BUSINESS WALTER A. McNAMARA. Realtor tion pending Summit S-139S buslnpR! good. 11,200. Call Bouth Or- RINHAKT. EUOat N. 37 Maple Street BUinmlt «-3880 'REALTOR" »nge 2-1707 or XJnionvllls 2-7MM. & CO. AMERICAN Airlines passenger service |ANDU«KJN. ALPREO sV. e-Jl» 3-B-BERKELEY HEIGHTS apent «nd bride-to-be, urgently OARAGE AND SERVICE STATION e-«0« The term designates tho»« penong In th» real need unfurnished apartment, this Established 1925, Keneral repairs. JjUTLEH. EI7WARD A PLOT SO x 300 on Plalnfleld Ave., near (-0950 vicinity' H Curtis; MA. 2<6391, after body and fender work, Good oppor- DIKEtTORY tiLAZEBROOK, B. McK. •tatlon and school. Water, gas, elec- eitato biulne»i who have) available to them tBt ac- tunity for two O.I.'a. Apply 483 Valley 2 p m. Ui-s.t reftTcnces. _ INSULATION (iLLN OAKS AUENCY tric, reasonable. 1841 Nereid Ave.. cumulated knowledge ol thirty-six yearg of experimen- street Msplewood. t-i Mew York 66. N. Y. APARTMKNT wanted 2-3 rooms, Ma- 11ENKV. CHESTEB a tation and research in real estate business methods anc plpwooct or vicinity, .vrtemn and Bouum sou) 6-1343 CEMETERIES ROMANO HOME INSULATION HOLMES AGENCY 4—BERNARDSVILLE standard*. Realtors are those who, in the Judgment wife, ibusiness .couple.) t-O. 2-3195. AUCTION ROOMS HOUSTON, 8. K A >• O- 6-6s«4 AND ROOFTNQ OOM PANT of their peers In their business, are persons with per- YOUNG buslnras woman desires stxidto GREEN I.AWN MEMOKIAL PARK It Summit AvtntM JOBS-BECK-8CHM1OT CO. 8-101 CHARMING white colonial on beau- apartment with kitchenette and Berkeley Avenue, Berkeley tifully planted southern acrei. 9 ML Air? Road BeFnardevllie. N t . Summit C-OMt < KOHLER JOHN 11 6-4818 sonal standards and buatneu competence of sufficient bath, or room with meals for five rooms, 4 baths, $35,000. Ellis & Co. days n week, near transportation. Member, National Cemetery Aaaa. Heights Summit S-8314, McNAMARA, WALTER A, 8-3880 Realtors, 487 Valley 8t.. Ma pie wood. merit to warrant entrusting them with the Important OR 3-7246 Tel Bern. I-0II1 or 1-0101-11 SUMMIT AUCTION ROOKS MABEN, SPENCER M. 6-1900 8 O. 2-6116. Res. S. H. 7-2869. fiduciary relationships Involved In real estate transac- CLEAN quiet white couple (veteran of POUR (rave family plot In Clover Leal 47-U Summit Avinu* LAUNDRIES ROBERT H. 6-0037 tion*. They have voluntarily pledged themselves to s Pnrk Cmietfry, Including perpetual ft-CHATHAM 3 yis—town resident 16 years! and care warranty deed 1180. Terms Telephone Summit 6-2111 code of ethics governing their business conduct, their 4-yr -old daughter are pleading for REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W^ lota. MxlU, at IS Clark at. 3 or 4 room unfurnished apartment. can be Rrrsnged. Box 42t. Wood- 1ILLER Brick and cement work, patch* . (t'loorrlc dish washer). 2 bedrooms, X have nice selection ol very appealing 8wedesboro road, Frankllnvllle, New T ttle bath. Second floor — 3 bedrooms See N. Junker, Office. Shark River HllU Jersey, or phone Olassboro 4-0823- BANKBOOK .No. 1>»4>. Pleaee re- M Russ«U Place ing or any kind of mason work. Falrmount Avenue Chatham and attractive homes, built oa Urge R-2. , mne pine paneled) and tile bath plots. Reasonably priced. Gt'a need very Neptune, New Jersey turn to The Summit Trust Co Summit 8-0029 Furred air heated by gas. 2 car at- BANKBOOKS" No. 20228 and*No. 20M4~ Electric hammer for rerit 7—CRANFORD tittle casa, WALTER KOSTER. Realtor. VETERAN and bride desire 2 or 3 room tached garage. *25,00O. Bhown by Westfleld 2-5169 or Bergen 4-8222; 2325 unfurnished apartment Summit or I'lense return to The First National BUILDERS 47 Michigan Ave Summit 6-4980 appointment through Boulevard. Jersey City. N. J. FARMS FOR SALE vicinity for occupancy In September Bank, Summit. STUCCO house: 7 rooms, tiled roof, Remodeling—Repair*— MOUNTAIN. WHITMORE * bath, oil heat, open fireplace; Urge FARMS, -country, homes, estates, acre- or Octobrr. Write W. P Davis. 29 ONE brown leather wallet containing JOHNSON, Realtors corner lot; garage; early' occupancy; age. . business, - properties Various West 12th St., New York. N. Y. Bell Lab. pass, driver's license anc General Carpentry MOTOR ST0H4B8 15 Summit Avenue Summit 6-1404 29-NEVV JERSEY prlcee a nd location* JOHN R price $13,500 BUSINESS couple needs 2-3 room un- money. Finder please call Carol Rlu Ironi k Connetl LAROE 7-roora house, tiled bath, oak HOMESEEKERS, INVESTORS. BROK- POTTS. Route 28. Nrirth Branch miller. Madison (-1S7D. EASTERN FUEL COMPANY MODERN Frame and Stone Colonials Somerviiie 8-2531 furnished apartment, kitchenette, Convenient to station, and schools. floors, open fireplace, oil heat; 2- ERS, BUILDERS, lor properties of bath, vicinity Summit to Morristown, Summit t-1647 . car garage; fine location; price all types. Also house plans and lots. Immediately. Addrrss J P. Gralln- NAVY bliit drawitrlng purse In A ft P 333-238 Broad Street * Seven rooms, 3 baths, open screened See AUTHENTIC CX)LONIAL Saturday. Valuable papers, glasses, porch. 2 car attached garage, rec- $18,000. , sky, 19' Prospect St., Summit. Phone kevs. Reward. l*regla>t, Wnvl. 2-2702 Carl Holmqulst Summit 6-0006 ' reation room. Large well planted TWO-FAMILY house, near station; 2 THE REAL ESTATE DIOE8T In Watchung Hills: 10 minutes' drive 8u. 6-3019. ' On Nevstands, or send 25c coin to from Lackawanna or Central; old mod- ONE ROW locket, between Morris Ave 62 Pfusalc Ave. Summit plot. Immediate possession. oil heat, 3 baths; 2-car garage; price J MOUNTAIN. WHITMORE Si $13,000. 58» Bloomfleld Ave. Verona, N. J ernized colonial farm houae, center VETERAN, wife and child desperately and aeorge St.. Summit. Reward " Tile Contractor MOVING & STO&AGE Verona 8-2074 hall type; four large rooms on 1st need (our room apartment. Su. 6- JOHNSON, Realtor* THOMAS MacMEEKIN. Realtor 3B47£ MUlburn «- Estimate* Cheerfully Given 15 Summit Avenue summit 8-1404 5 Alden St. Cranford, N. 3. floor; four bedrooms and 2 tile baths on 2d floor, plus maid's room and PURSE containing le#elry. Reward . • Su. 6-3514 ' SUMMIT EXPRESS CO, WC 3«T-SEASHORE YOUNG biislnfM couple need 2 or, Summit 6-1465. 8-A—ENGLEWOOD CLIFF bath: wide floors; 3 fireplaces: hot- more unfurnished rooms South Or- 1 . 66-76 Railroad Avenue SUMMIT SHORE ACRES water oll-flred forced heat; 3 acres: ango or vicinity. Call BlRelow 3- BRACE1ETS in box. Rhinestone LOTS, ,2, 100 x 40. Near Washington on BAHNEOAT BAY secluded yet accessible. A recommended 1485, or HArrison 6-8000. Ext. 404. nnd gold link with pearl clusters. On CAMUUfl Summit 9-0315 Bridge. P. O. Box 282, Madison, N. J. BUY at $22,000. Excl. agent. Morris AVe. or Bonncll Court, Union SUPPLIES Weil-built 41i-room bungalows on VENICE OP THE JERSEY SHORE VETERAN needs 5 or 6 room house, Mad. fl-0070. ' MOVE RIGHT IN AND ENJOY YOUR ELLSWORTH DOBBS, INC. vlclnltv Union. Write H E Whit- Sunday, July JO. Reward. Unvl. 2- Local & Long Distance Moving si'iiciorii. lots, attached garage, gas VACATION. Own one of our NEW «250. heat, located In BernardavlUe, N. J. Phone Bern. 8-1288 ney. Mlddletown road. Llncrott, N J EASTMAN'S Thomas J. Colley : 13-A—GILLETTE WATERFRONT cottages, fireplace, pic- WILL finder of tun wallet, containing 184 Springrfleld Avenue) CANOE BttOOK SECTION ture windows, modern conveniences DAIRY FARM 10 John Street attractive financing for veterans, bathing, boating, fishing, crabbing Ratzcr Road, Prenkness [ MORTGAGE LOANS considerable sum of money, and pa- priced at $11,500 and $12,000. ~HlT pers. In South Orange, last week. Summit 6-3SO0 HEBE'S HOW on HOUSING water sports. Attractive terms. Free Fifty-five acres—1,000 ft. road front1 WE are writing Mortgagee up to pirns* return wallet and papers. SO. Summit, N. J. 3'j Room Bungalow — $7250. Booklet. Several . available business fcgr. All cleared ground—21-acre pond. 10 years. I-ow intercut rates No ,2r6557,. CAJttPEl A KUU CLXAN1MU Summit 6-1536-M JULIUS FINKEL (Large Rooms) sites. Two-family •dwelling. 10 rooms, 2 baths: legal tees F H.A. and convention EDITH WOEBrmt barn,; cooling house, garages Includes Convenient Location 22 head cattle, milk route. al mortgnges solicited. J. K. BEDROS1AN * OCX El, 2-B307 Lot 110 x 150 800. SHORE ACRES BOMB ASSimEI) MORTGAGE PEKSONALS PUJMBLNO, H£ATLNU, 350 Morris Avenue, ,• OSBORNVILiE. N. J. HENRY N. 8TAM, Realtor,- COMPANY 438 Spriorfltld Arsnua 5 Colt,-qt.. Patcrson. SHer. 2-9298, NURSING HOME FOR TRX AOEDIBH SHEET ftUCTAL WUKft (High-Dry it t SUMMIT AV'K SUMMIT. N. J chronically 111 Day-night nursing Summit «-<»00 .ITARKCING white home In excellent Countrified) *8050. 40-SKORT HILLS PHONE SUMMIT 8-IB«l care Pleasant surroundings Bum ,J condition, Franklin school district. Evenings Phone W»itri»l" tiath, modern kitchen, panelled light and gas available for connec- Repairs)—Prompt Service tions. Low price. In Madison near IDEAL HOMESITE Information regarding these very BEOINN'ING at a point In the " '"- .ttion room. Fully Insulated, storm desirable tenant*. REAL ESTATE WANTED westerly side line of' High Street, Summit 6-1531 SUPREME RADIO Kimiws, oil burning boiler unit, two- golf. Immediate possession. Madi- Building plot. 50 x 142. In beau- son 6-1634-R. ' HOMES & INVESTMENT therein distant 150 feet measured SALES & SERVICE a:• itiiMge. Large lot, low taxes. Im- tifully wooded area. Homrs in sec- call su e-iioo. southerly along same from 1U inter- ii.«(li;,tP possenslon. Price $18,300. tion in moderate price class. All section with the southerly side line on. 32» Morris Ave. Su 6-6680 JEFFERSON SCHOOL utilities Owner, transferred out of PROPERTIES ROBERT H. STEELE, Realtor Bvenlnga. Chatham 4-477S-R Wanted—In trie Oranges. Mapl*- of Kent Place Boulevard; thence. (I) All types of record player* .^ hummlt Ave. Bummlt 6-0037 Immediate occupancy — large living State, anxious to sdl. North 73 degree* 23 minutes West STEPHENS-MILLER CO. •oom. first flopr lavatory. 3 bedrooms NEW JERSEY REAtTY CO. wood. Short Htlin, Summit, etc. 120 feet to a point; thence (2) South S8 Russell Place and car radios repaired (ront colonial on 100 ft. lot. DuPONT engineer, wife, 1 baby, desire • SALES . APPRAISAL - 17 degrees 37 minutes West «9.«0 feet and tile bath on second floor, extra Summit 0-OO2S jWiiR room with pane-lied fireplace, bedroom and bath on third. Oil heat, 830 Broad St., Newark: I MArket 3-4305 3-6 room apt. or house. Could pay MANAGEMENT • INSURANCB to a point: thence (3) South 84 de- N. A. CAPORASO 't lavntory, streamUne kitchen. i'lyiiinonths In advance. Call P. Hog- DONALD W WTLLZTT. Realtor grees .10 mlnutei East, 125.73 feet to large rear porch. 2-car garage, deep lot. EIGHT yean old; ( rooms (Including iund Linden 2-3736, Ext. 248, before EASTERN FUEL COMPANY Formerly Operated by J"- P'Tfh. 4 bedrooms nnd 2 tUefine condition,' $22,000. 3 bedronms) with attached garage, ti Halstead St., East Orange, N i a point in the westerly side line of """s.-Crtfhpiete new oil furnace and nn quiet street, within walking dis- 5 p. m. Phone OR. t-tm Nlrhti OR. 6-1194 High Street: thence (4 > along the 233-239 Broad Street Perry T. Brown lM*- Immediate occu- LOUIS D. STRATTON, Realtor westerly side lint of High Street tance of shopping center. Occupancy $50 REWARD for information on S-« IJ pay cash for houw. in or near Summit 6-0006 Broad and Summit Avenue S 6-4810 evenings. SO. 2-6400 Eves. SO. 2-1103 on title dosing. GM-htated with room bouse or apartment, for man, North 17 degree* 37 minutes East storm sash. Asking I13.5XH). For par- wife and four children being evict- Summit bu.«lne«« center. Price not 43 84 feet to the point or place of Summit ft-0913 )&?,,I \? *rlv bu»t home top con- ed August 1st, Please call Su 8- to exceed 112,000.00. Fhone Summit Beginning. FUXERAL SERVICE FOR MEN ONLY ticulars, phone Mltlbum 8-1190 from 6-4120. S™ )">:• lnrge living room, flre- a to 12. 1 to 5. 2791-M The Common Council has fixed, by KOOFTNG 3 i ,rtV td-v' (lllllnK *™m' kitchen, We offer this superb Colonial—4 bod- resolution a minimum price of 1310.00 ANDREW A. McNAMARA rerr^H0"1*1 "lo "»»»>. »•" «» burner ooms 2 baths,' first floor lnvatory. BUSINESS couple wants small apart- for Raid lands and premises. Terms room nrxlern kitchen, oil hent. Insulated, 46-UNION ment, cooking. H. W. Oreen, ISO APARTMENTS TO LET ICt tt> be paid on acceptance of bid; FunartU Senrica LARRY MAY l , ^' i « creened porch, and an excellent plot, Aahland Road. Summit 6-1861. FUftNlBHED room with kitchen privi- balance on delivery of Bargain and n the heart of the Jefferson School UNION REALTORS leges or npnrtmrnt with sublease. 6al« Deed within thirty <30) days of Summit t-urr 84-86 Franklin Place ..V sn'rin'.WV',* Avt' °- tONO, broker V'ETEKAN <*ire desire three-room « imr Tslv* Summit. N. J. llstrlct, The family will love It—and WILLIAM BAUER. JR apartment Call Cranford a-itif-M Wrstfleld 2-3316-R. acceptance of bid, > Phone Su 6-5352 """"I b-5M« Reg. summit 6-528S t's nmr the station. The price is rca- DtllODVlUt 2-2400 The Common Council of the City of Heating and Sbeet Metal Work B UANOEtS A CO 3 OR 4 BEDROOM bouse or apartment, Summit reserves the fight to reject Union vllle J-3000 iMuitno7 colonel- "k«new ' Pre-war unlurnUhed For graduate engineer- any or all bids for aald land and A. k L, ENGINEERING CO. TREE EXPERTS •milt. Occupancy Sept. H. Price $13,- ANDREW JACK L i EEHNBAUEB end small family. Best references. premises and to withdraw said prop- t Station Maplewood BO. 2-2400 Dntonvllie 1-230* Westfleld 2-2240-J. erty from sale at lls discretion; the P. O. Box 383 Summit N. J CERTIFIED TREE EXPERT fl-ROOM henmc, all improvements, en- FURNISHED houiu, apnrtment, or 3 HELP US TO GIVE YOU other terms and conditions of said Su. 6-6733 house, large tUe bath, 21—MAPLEWOOD closed porch. 19.900. Call Dnvl. 2- ante to be determined by the City Removal Specialist rooms for light housekeeping by C|erk. Sales and Sen-ice for Winter V'-. i ,,1 «"»«••»» located, con^ 6381. Aug. 1 or Sept 1. Willing to pay $75 J. G Fi«h Su 6-3566-J P° ^h™1 •>"« high EARLY AMERICAN COTTAGE to 1100 per month, according to lo- BETTER SERVICE Dated: July IStb, 1947. Air Conditioned Units posaeselon. Price Immediate occupancy of thl«r ilx cation. Unvl. 2-2590. WILLIAM R. CiILSON, room. 2 bath, stntl shower home. Lovely 49-WESTFIELD City Clerk. WASHING UAVBIStm BELL Lab engineer, wife and child fl-7 Fees—til.44 DiSULATIOI* open porch and spacious lot Oil heat. CRUMBS IN YOUR BED? IN or Summit «-«851 desire unfurnished 3-6 rooms, will REPAIRED ' SALISBURY and RCUX. INC, decorate. KUtsbeth 3-1230. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OHNS-MANVXLLE Highland Place Mnpicwood IP there were you tvould brush them WANTED to rent 4 room apartment CLASSIFIED ADS HOMB INSULAnO DAVID J. FLOOD Eves.. SO. 2-560U NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN, That SO. 2-7774 "» away. If you art having landlord or amall house for engineer and the account of the itlbacriber, Execu- 67*71 Union Place Summit 6-3361 or Summit 6-5376 trouble or If you live in an old wife, up to 175. Mr. Petiholt. 109 tor of the last Will and Testament of J82SS 24-A—MILLINGTON finhlotml 111 designed house, lt will Park Avenue. WlllUton Park, Long HAVE YOUR COPY Summit, N. J. S61 Springfield Arena* pay you to lnvrxtleate mir wide Inland, N. Y. SAMUEL W. BURTON, deceased, will W. W DREWRT. OKNTLEMAN'S PARM-7'4 acres. roll- selection of homes for aale. be audited and stated by the 8urro- Summit 6-3820 Builder of Ing land, view. Bungalow, bulit Ml. BY Sept. 1, small house or 5 room IN THIS OFFICE- gnte, and reported for sntlement to WINDOW SHADES DBEWRY-Btilit Hornet apartment In good neighborhood the Orphans' Court of the County of T room*, tiled bath, lavatory 2 You'll gtt courteous attentive Inter- AUTO REPAIRS VENETIAN BUNDS 400 Mountain Avenue. screened porches. Steam oil. lnsula- est to your problem with no pres- convenient to Lackawanna R. R. Will Union, on Thursday, the 14th day of Summit. N J tlorra-car garage, barn '2 ttaUiifo r sure to buy tinlPM trt> hive pay sis months' rent tn> advance. TUESDAYS August next at 9 30 AM Bummlt 8-Oon. Excellent references. Call Orange 3- HARRY A. TROTTER. R A S 8ERVICE GARAGE. INC. Stock and custom-made shade* saddle Horses), chicken house, fenced THE HOME FOIL YOU 8380, • _^_ Specialising in Starters, manu 3 pasture. All In excellent condition. •"* . Executor. and blinds made on premises. For ' <»«£ tow t*»e«. »25.OOO. T. K. JUD8CW. JR BUSWlESS couple urgently need small BEFORE 5 P. M. Dated: June 27th, 1M7. Carburetors, Brakes .WINDOW SHOP, «c*r R*™Ke and shop THE RICHLAND CO., Realtors 102 Elm .Street, Westfleld apartment. Summit or vicinity. Call LUM. FAtRLIE A FOSTER, Proctors. 79S Springfield Ave. , Su. 6-3063 estimate call Su. $-6380, THE Betuvcdr Ate.. •Bummlf. l^liaple^St. Bummlt WE 2-107O or WE 2-2436 8u. 8-4223 or Su. 6-1237-R. 4-3-6-7-8—0 a w 5 w HtlUlD. THUftSPAV, JULY 24, It47 SERVICES OFFSRgD INSTRUCTIONS FOR SALE SERVICES OFFERED I FOR SALE MWICI *-CLOTH!S« UNTTAWIT; taywa* W* fttwrm TYPEWRITERS NYLONS DIBBCTr FROM h Mtda. um*. turf buttdti. NX MILL LOVESIAT with dip eottr. B»4tB o la , Bo. Ontaga iiUL br tMe Ottm porch n« «j->AI>»0 KBPAIM you looking lor flat «h««• «Jl- t»Me. porch atratt. ^pw t»W» wp 8b«rt B LANDSCAPE OAHDEWEB Eipert. Ttit BADIO ud ta _»45. y ..___ ^vyemttem mm mm 7-^ BUU Radio ORIENTAL rug—«ood con#tton. It f*. Ciwttuua RmA xhaantcm ADVERTISING HUU 7-3S4J. rteOMBUur « j a ft. Call South_OraBtf 2»»1I- (S-IN-I CLASSIFIED TI JE5i? "I*-.»l 81CAL I «ST«DII*»»» . toaa arallabl*. lOUSMMl BOOD SHOP, i Tiylur KW »pln»t piano, utrt Uran4* m* •».W WB la MUM W "***• Ucnthta for •»!• cr r«BI by _»• «»rem appro*. 50 m. ft. ALL SEARS KOEBUCK tlactrla 1Wn Ht Be«B« Oea- for «slr •»*•» for Mile •* •""'J' mo"i ul 4-1041 «r writ, ^aft^ iu«BC#a COUDSfOT. RAD W Msf mau inu)r OxtH. »- SJUJS (UUiUIUM CHAROB It WORMS -'IIf Ail clothinB r«- min Plan* ia»B. J#orrit, PU»B». raoli 8ton» Qtiinri« from ii to 755 pe perr wot lor tbl. *tt, Rotellt. RsmelXt lotd sad r»p«lr»4 b^ «i»rw. M CASH WITH OROEB y««r» eip«rlenc« *ltfc J**'/- HALLET-Darit upright pl«r« IU cleu, paint. wUtewsth your STOlf VE8A.NT MPIO ft BBMI** HKRALD UNION : buemcBt im »q. ft, *M and UB. BRATION Qeo W. JT»WB*i, P»«*. •>.. «rtta btacii. SO; i-53J9. W«.«r prooftftg with *qu*Ua Vfl- MMMfT SMWCt ft. SAM UntoovtU* 1-«7W WT OfTORTWITWB UiCKiET PIANO. A-l «*n«tb», ft MT 8tuyve»*nt Ay«., Irvina^oB. N. I. furniturt IUIUW* f« is,g« Hojne &er»le«; formerly Q At « : uton or mountain 164 gtghiqid Ate , Wewsrtt, B. J Kotn« Servic* SO }-3831. ational ««•• for Elxma OUT mujicat liMtt«inie»tfc , wuuam...... • AMI MAM un*ir*-*M< Ail kicdii Oteat reducUon* Ciwol ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS SUNSET VENETIAN BLIND OO. UUMC atwp. 531 EllMbctll flocn lh C«ncret» drtvw, curb*, wstka VENETIAN BLINDS CHATHAM COO»OMi iitliburn I-UII rSSSnJufflBvE i bo*«. TEL. 4-2277 cotnbJnMloS^TiirigM. baby car- ii— 411 REFINI3HED AND far IHORT-HIO-I IT»M rlMM bicycla. el«Ctrlcal acctasorte*. « ritt 1 tTt Lyon"^W^i tn. trrtn^toc! MUlburo HIM Batch chain, eHlce f""""' !"^. A.K.C. rt«l»- MADE TO ORDER GOODWILL HOME BTO&I IRISH terrier, pedlgrw, JOSEPli RtJDIBl VETERANS ^» PLANE BTREBT ttred. Very )bU MA8ONCOWTRACTOB PROMPT SERVICE NEWARK. N. J tot dftcs, chiduni. pg BtocB—Brick—8td»wftlks ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY mirror, S baby chicks and pet mppHet Hill- WE repair SERVICK cJeanem. Wt _»««b make ATTRACTIVS room In new pritats clmlts, Juiiher seati. Smuli walnut top Fel Shop 761 Springfield A»«. ctktveC buttons. Ijel'ts .and Buckles. hone for 1 or 2 business gtrlt. Con- dresstT, Oi.k MUfl»ut table (i(K)d IrviiiKton. H i Essex 2-STI1. Buttonholes. Sewing jjwehines for venient to Center or bus lines. Of »*U«r th»» average pusoimiitjr condition 32 IIIWOIKT road..Chatham. t0 innfll COCKEK Spunlel puppies. Mond« f»- rent Singer Seining Center. 400. N. Kitchen privileges. Unvl. 3-«4g-B. L» M*Ut manage' o' l»f*«" * ™ '" bumuat. N J- Su 6-8616 Phone Clittttiiiiil .4-2320-W- mal*. 2' months. Merryfield Keunelt. Wood avenue, Lladen. Linden 2- veiopnu-nl of »*w department. (liioa SoMFORrABUE bedrooms- tor OM «r SOLID Tnaple youth *«• Includes bed, Old Firm Road off Emersoo Un». more. Convtalently located, reason- salmi' Plus WfeUy llicenim W>n>l«, springs, drwiher. chest Kv.elleiit con- , Berkeley Heitjhti. F»nwood_a-TMI1M1- 1 . NO FEES CHARGED WE pay highest, prices for your used able Summit 6-MW7-B. « hour 3 dn »«t M»»X*» dition. iSnniuilt 6-lU2a-K._^_"__ Singer Sewliii! Slafhiiif. We al&o bentiitt Writ* (tivlnu. dtutta of COMFORTABLY furnished room for and t>u»mu» e»perl*ue* to Mai* »nd »etVmie Help »upi>lled to Em- WAINUT fliiniiK rouni set, dishes, leu SEKVICES OFFERED • electrify treadle machines. Singer Sewing Center, 400 N, Wood Ave, business man. $8 a week. Summit «- 411 ploycra 1'rotes.i.loiial. euljiiwrelal, JJ—CARPENTERS M buiumll, is. i. skilled and * un*ktlled appiicanis placrd uootts™ Linden Uiidcn^2-6757. •_ in Job*. WK «P«C(B(IM in 'carpentrj Jobbing. UTlr~ repaired — )£3IRABLE master bed-room for Summit C-43M Jiliii£& ,.._i.C:,~.;_l'.-._i-.i_.l-J;/i...J, lluafWR*amt l Ooulcls Westco falrbsiika, Norat done rewoimbly. Fre» eatlmatca Unvi 2-T0H, ssnger Sewing CenUr. Private bath, two closets; conveni- e/» The Summll Mtrald pumps Kas engines lighting plauu. Linden 2-6830-R.: ent to transportation; residential ABlEfl^tii lie ph'fttOKraphrd »>y 993 Stuyvesant Ave. section. Chatham 4-0743. Jules A. Wollu, J>uuinilt'» leading W'orttilriK all cmnpreabors Weatlng- FURNACK Cleaning—H*»e your fur- Su 6-ot)H'i, house Centurv aud U 6 Kiectrlc Phone Madison 6-1S44-W XJUBLE room, twin beds. Gentleman Motors Peerless fans. blowers; nace cleaned by vacuum North Jer- Jobbing A Mpecislty sey Er.glneerlut! Co, Chatham 4- or business couple. Convenient to SOS M»ln St., Or*BR<- lets Mock ot pumps, air corn-' Mlllburn Lacks wanna Station' Bhort GIRLS — WOMEN >rn, pulleys, motors, fans, blow- C. L HARRISON Hills 7-U849. unit heaters, specializing in DINNtUS pies, cakes, tea sandwlebt*. CAPABLE WKII srhw'rt girl wishes JK»J- Time Join Oul> Duinuintf equipment. GENERAL Carpenter - Builder ' tion d'oeuvres, salads Delivered by FURNISHED room for buslneM people tlon »s buljy Klttfr f»r oilier llijht (1U- ELECTRIC EQUIP CO. I9S Mulberry Brooklakcttottd Klorham Park, N J. order. Order a day abead. 8u In private home. Unvl, 2-6048-M. ' tlfi D»y i>r rfpnlng- Wnvi 2-0520-J. •• A»»embl«r» 8t Newark. Ml 2-7933 6-5451. URFllHErTTaTge^irTntiedrooin, prl- Pft»» CAKKTAKKlt. couple; Nut ioUBLE Porcelain Laundry Tubs, eood 24-CONTBACTOBS OARAOk doors (overnead) sectional tate bath, business couple only,, t boy n-j.->'««<>. riluae Biiivrt condition, $25'; Includes ttaud «nd 8i7. 14(« Wfcc Ca[oy Good rlmrlotttj' l,»ytt)n. 41»8 18th Aw., cleaner 'I t.|wed. motor driven uriph, >4incl CleorlUB MAKE Y0OR OWN ''Newark, ' • __ • LEA3ANT single or doutle room tn Tel Westflelel 2-355J Aluminum Venetian Blinds residential section. With or with- Music,;hm, AtmoapWrw S Paid Holiday* & V»r«tl»u , Sizes 17 to 36x34 . rapacity tt civ'ft. For BUILDINQ UECONDITIONINO out private batii. 8u. 8-038B-M. GOOD FOOD if pi»ltln« I" HuiomU pr. Fix it before It tueuks down, ftu- Color 68! white' WATCH information, |ilione_Bu. fi-0215 THK Euclid, la Euclid Ave.. aummlt. GEMEX COMPANY vicinity modeling; repalrluR. porches, stairs; Complete lor assembling ELECnitOLUX, 8 en, ft. excellent $5 50 each Attractive double room, southwest i:lrl baby condition. Unvl ^-II759TR. rccreallon rooms *lih knotty pine. exposure. Ideal location. Four min- Inquire knotty cedar, nmls repaired, recovered, j C C DOWNE CO.. LTD. 1300 Comtnm* Avr, Uiilm> * wild 103 Elm St.. Westfield utes to train and bus. Su. 6-0140. HOUHJSHorb'itnods. Atttl(|UHB. tirlc-a-' new flewfl s lutdli. dll< Il reflnlshen Mulshedd Llf1.1ft| COIM'I.KM flirt-takers, Kardemera. cookl, brat: and chliui. llojirs 2 to 5 and 277 lu- Call Westfield 2-0161 TWO furnished ropm* for rent, 1 Mor- HI -'.PAIRS Brt«f*n V»usli&U Rd. t Mortis Ave. hI «-():»•;«. ^ _ __ rtemodpllDK, IteMalrtriB. Cahlnel Ulllt. Clill Bu. 6-M29. _ Work. Heere.ilioii Rooms and Baw wond, Flll-ln Dirt (Jrushml Stons ROOM, board for high school girl, Pleasant, profitable 'rilier-permanent. EXPKHIKNCKH K«rd«ner. steady em- V^ASHINU MACHINE. FrlRHtnlrc, other ft Si K TRUCKING, 08U Chestnut St.. age IS. with private family. Write M. Somerset St.. WatdNM* Dott not lntprlcru with homo rtut!*•». plnyim-nt H. MllpiJoue U Myrtle 8ln rm Sash household furniture, Harden tools, MISIIturn 61!3> • Union Ray and Henry Buys. Unvl Consolidated Land Air Sea Service, T UNlonvllle 2-0410. U-0039. CLOSED 1X'ES»A¥S 7-3710 or UNIonvllt« 2-6631. 1273 Grand- HOME IMPROVEMENT mU Herald Bliort lltllfl. N. J. TWO people would like room for win- FOR practical or baby nuni*, Call TlABY~carrlage, English coach. |IO; view Ave, Union Interior and exterior painting Dec- PLAINHELD 4-9435 CJIRL wanted, general IlKMt factory Mitchell 2-1975, »i»y ttm* orating, masonry, carpentry, altera- ter, with or near bath..Tel. between work. Experience not mrfusary. Ap- sturdy high, chiiir, $0; ulso baby KITCHKN REMODELINO tion!, floors scraped CelUrs painted. 9 and 11 s. m. Su. 6-6213. ply William Kratt Co, MB Johnson OENEHA1. truclclng. By day, by We*k, swing, t'rudle gym. electric bottle Cabinets made to fit your kitchen white washed, waterproofed Roofing * Placr, Uliiiin by contract. Odd Jobs «l»o. BO J- warmer, *I7. takes everything Match- with Formica counter tops Attic Hones built. Mlllburn S-1261-M or WANTED TO BUY 44 Ing HVIHK room, dliilin: IIKIIII light- rooms Hocrentinu cellars. Alterations 6-4O8O-J IK>U8EKEBfEH. white, general houw- ing flxtures,J>_h *3_KO 2-MR7, and repairs Free Estimates MEWINO machine.' Henry Karkarvlts, I ANTHONY Unvl. 2-5C70-J wwk. plain ruok.ln«. llendix. Pond of HOUSKWOKK Monday tfuoURh Prld»f. EABY washing machine, robviilt, WIIIIR- LIGHT Trucking Kiprtns. Will take 41 Maple St., Summit. clitUtmi Oood salary. Uuvl 2-&HM-M. 437 HiintinRton Road, Vnton Masttor* tripa. Call Un. :-4273. or day« work. Colored. Morrlntown *r type, excellent condition. Sum- MRS Kdgar Garfleid Fisher ibuyer WAttlUBDTwonien-Typing experience; 4-1315-H. , Y0O GIN OITMN I mail SCHOOL girl. 1«, wilt c«« for mit 6-3099. OIL IHJUNEH .nstatlationi. cleaned of antiques only) has ready caib oftltr work t'arl time 3 to 4 ht» "KITCHEN REIvlODELING and Mrvlced; tlectrio wiring, appli- for fin* furnltnrc, silver, old a d»y — S dnys Apply In person to children at shore) during August. WASHING machine, Thor, wringer CABINETS made to At vout iltcben Chatham <-__7j>l-W._ type, good condition, $!>0 Bumnilt ances repaired S F. Komano, tsl«- jewalry, maps, books, dolls, cnlna. Walters Fuel &. l.ttmtier Co. 36 with Formica catinter tops Attse phone Unvl. 2-S27S. {hMware. copper, pewter, bra»s River Road. Chatham, N. J. illOIl School Klrl want> work mlnd*- fl-6643-l!. rooms. Rexreatlon cellars Alterav. II—HOT IH M—STOB AGE palntingi In oils, wmtercolort, pat- Ins vounK children from & p.m. on. ft.*. tlons and Repairs Free Estimates tels; antique oullta, samplers PERSONAL MOTHEK'S helper or single builness For further Information call Weat- 1. ANTHONY Unvl. 3-M70-J EXPRESSING—TmcUng, all Jersey palntefl trays, bandboxes. »tc Phone wuman. Couiilr deslrcB asslstanrp of fleld 2-0930-J. li. j. / <:o. 437 Uuntlngton Road Mend him J-0O99 bofore } a, m. . rellned womnn lu cir« d«1|ur uny GENERATOftS - SAW TABLES - PILB ROOFINO, SIDINO, INSULATION, MOVI.NO. 8TORAOE: reasonable; re- curio cabinets and c

HAMMERS - MIXERS • LOW BEB LKADETIS It CUTTERS REpAIKGD frigerators moved: piano hoist Dally broken or perfect, or what have you excrinn«' ti>r-priT»ti> room, biith, sun furniture jwlnua. uencrsjl gardening. • ' - TIIAILERS - ~: i OB HEPlMCKO trips to N. Y C LIBERTY STOR- So Oranjrt f-5802. porch. r«dlti. private meals ilti dls- Call Mlllburn 6-0027. 1 AGE CO. Ua. 1-4863: Mights. Esses RKNTA1* - SALES Ask for Free Kstlmat* WE PAT CASH for roar useA furni- • tiltltd home, llberul time (>f(, A»- -Typ!stcieaTres position «20 Ramsey Avenue nt Uloy Street Dt!KE CONSTRUCTION CO. 3-6789. nUtance, required for n\e»\» and lit Newark or surrounding area. Ex- Hillside. N. J Uulonvllle 2-6997 Iti Central Ave-.. East Orani* ture, antiques, silver, books, brlc-a- , dUtvea. Not a »rrmut'« Job Call Phone Or 3-2374 hrac, pnlnttncs, work* of art, ate , Omtlum ^-4784. 5:00-8:30 p. m. for perienced. Prefetv dental, medical or FOR RENT THE HANDY MAN law office. Excellent r«f«r<*nces Neat OENERAL CONTRACTOR . Any Type ot Odd-Job. Deliveries & GEORGE'S AUCTION ROOMS Kprtolntmpiit. appearance, pleasing pcrtoimllty, Call Floor Scraping Machlns S3 SUMMIT AVB. LOW COST Hauling. 2-ton Truck. Also Cellars Hhort Hills 7-3a49, after 4 p. m. Floor Waxing Machln* Cleaned. White-washed. Short Trips Tel. Sumrpit 1-0991 MIDDLE tged r«-ll«bi» woman who Floor Edging Machine can cook to c»re for » lady In a RELIABLE woman as bnby attter. WALTER E. ENGLISH Made We will buy ycur attic content*. Wall Bander—Disc Type JOHN A. WHIPP, TJnvl 2-3141 small home In Summit. Slfpp I". Dully, evenings, and week-ends. Bu. R & R Palm d Wallpaper Supply Co ANTIQUES, furniture, china, glass, _Q »0 prr month Address P. O. Box 6-2B82. 13R4 Btuyvesant Ave, Union Roofing — Siding LOCAL and long distance moving and lamps. Copper Kettle. Mlllburn Ave- 313, Summit,' N. J. Permanent Driveways storage Local agents for Allied Vans, SCHOOL girl wlKhea work: H» mother's Telephone UMOHVUIB 3-5562 House Painting nue, near Theater Sh. Hill* 7-3S43- WOMAN to antwrr telephone In of- helper, 3 day week. Unlonvllle 2- Inc. Bobbins & Allison, Inc. Cran- W We bur and Mil. We alao buy AIR COOLED ENOINEB Chimney Pointing and Rebuilding ford Cran 4-0898 Uce ln Summit Do (tome clerical 04S1-M. Up to 25 H.P.—P»rt« and Servlcs for Mouse Wiring—General Maintenance estates. work, typing if qualified (not neces- II—MOVISU—8TOBAOE sary) from about 10 n rn. to 3:30 TRASH removed from cellar or attic. Wisconsin, Brings /e Stratton. and Plastering — Masonry Work WR PAY hlgti»at cash prleos fcr any- or 4 p. m. dally except Sunday. Blute Odd Jobs Call r'rmik. at South Or- Clinton He&dqiwrters (or Bolons Qar- thing. Antiques, ohlna, allvsr, brio* 2-4849. di-n Tractors snd Joacobseu Power 324 CLEVELAND ST.. ORANOB WEEKLY trips to th« shore. Call Onion a-br»c, paintlngrs, ruga, roar attle salary expected. Write Box 60 c. o Movers OR 4-4932 or OR 2-8348 Trueklng Company. ONvl. 2-1781 contents our specialty. Summit HeTKld. STORR TRACTOR CO. TWO girls available R.I baby sitters; PAVING and Construction Co of IS—PAINT—UBCORAT15Q SUMMIT AITCriON ROOMS WOMAN7~llF«erBl cleaning. 1 day a Weatfletd 2-1203 47-49 Summit Ave, afternoons and evenings, ES 2-8023, Opp. Stats Inspection on South ATB. Union, specialists tn permanent week. 15 ana carfare. Uuvl, 3-4413. or OR 2-3605. type black top driveways, concrete) PAiNTTNO Summit (.2111 TWO ambitious college men will wash, sidewalks and curbs, highway con- Exterior »nd interior. Free estimates. PAIR and lust prices paid for old •Imonue, wai or fYoiIsh your car. struction. All work guaranteed Pure linseed oil used on all out- silver, oil palntlngi. china, bric-a- HELP WANTED-Male Special rates. Thorough job. Quick MIRRORS Te/rips arranged. 2322 Morris Ave- side painting. . People in every italk of life borrow from us.. .lor service. Summit 6-2941. brac, furniture, -old dolls, nmirlnes, YOUNG MAN %v Reduction on all frame mirrors. nue, fJnloa., .ffnvi 2-1963. R * II etc. Alto expert appraisals given for TYPINO neatly done at hone or away. EXPERT Sanitary Cesspool Service: Su 6-4081-11 a nominal fee. Art Exchange, Theo- emergencies for hone repairs, for electrical appli* Experienced ln sales work, to man- South Orange 3-1196. NEWARK GLASS CO. cesspools and septic tanks e'eaned. dore Oeneruttl. Proprietor, 3T3 MUl- age radio and sporting. good* depart- built and repaired CARL QCLICK. S-17S1-J burn Ave., MlUbuiD. Ulllbura %- ments. Good salary plus commission VETERAN want* drivers position. Ex- 273 Market Street. Newark, N. i. 1785. perienced with SU ton trucks. Ref- Box 938. Mnrrlstown, Tel. WorrU- ftfices, for purchase of farnuuit, for payment of on sales of both departments. 40 hour, WALNOT dining room furniture, *50; town 4-2082 PAUTTTNO. Decorating. Interior. E» 5 day week. Write Giving det&tU ot erences supplied. C&ll Mlllburn 6- kitchen M^ %l S*M2W terior Free Estimates. All work DIAMONDS, colored stones, gold *nt education and business experience. 012T-J. »i—KLKCTBICAL guaranteed. A. E James. SO. 2-OJM silver; authentic appraisals. insurance premiums or taxes, and for many other BINOEB SEWINO MACHINES JEAN R, TACK WELL experienced couple; cook, Need new machines?*'Blnger deliveries If no answer, call evenings. Box 58 ELECTRICAL installations repaired. Certified Gemoloflit chauffeur, butler, reference given, are Improving constantly I Order yours J D UcCRAt. painter paperharjejr TO Tears in Newark 11 William St. purposes. co The Summit Herald Plftlnfleld , with or without springs need to dip into jour savings. If you have a steady • taili of education and business ex- Summit 6-587S. We specialize In Bret class work. and mattress. 8u. 0-4220-R. perience. DIAMONDS & WA1X'HE6 Honest and reliable mechanics. AT WHOI.KSAI.E rLOOR-SANDlNQ. reflnlshlng. •«- Fully insured. No added extras. No income and a good record, you can most likely Box 58 Employment Agencies 8AMUKL SACHS leg. polishing. ~ Experienced work- charge for estimates. Guaranteed satis- USED CARS FOR SALE men Ftee Estlonstes BO 2-1088. faction. 1923 Raymond Commerce t, o The Summit Herald CARR1NOTON 501 Klnney B'.ds., N«wark. N J. At Broad & Market Ma. J-3361 FLOOR SANDING AND Bids., Newark. MA 2-1320. tor appoint- ATJSTfrr Baby, completely rebuilt. See borrow from $100 to $1000 cm your signature alone. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ment. Sunoco Station, Morris It Broad St., AUTOMf5WLE~MicilANIC. Chevrolet 67 Maple Ave. - Vaux Hall FINISHING eiperlence; excellent working condi- PRINTING—All forms of business ESTABLISHED 19Z0 Sumftut. tions guaranteed; salary, paid Insur- South-OranRe 3-0409 , ana social printing—matched litter- COOIJ fc PRICE. Painters and Paper- No co-sigaecs, no endorsers, no collateral, no red Couples a'hd reliable help furnished heads, ...rnvetopM,."-and cards, bro- REES POWELL CHEVROLET. 103S coach, radio and ance, vacation with pay. In all branches of domestic service. MIL 6-O084-J hangers. Orange 4-9400 or 4-7762. heater, good running condition. Call CLARK CHEVROLET CO. chures, feklers. house orgaus, direct Su. 6-8443-W after 7 p. m. tape, You pay bade in monthly insullmcnts. 19U Springfield Avenue. Maplewood ASSEMBLY wk. girls (5) (exp.).-.open msll aflvfrllsing letters, programs, DELMAR Floor Maintenance. Floor Call Schaub & Schmidt for PAINT- SO 2-1868 Clerk-typlsu (8) (exp.) i day announcements. Invitations, etc scraping and reflnlshlne. Speclallz- ING. DECORATING aud PAPKR- CHEVROLET, 1038, 1 door sedan. Re- wk :, »32-36 Photo^offset. letterpress and Uier- log la residential work. Eisex 2-1244. HAKOINQ. UnlonvUle 2-7198. cently overhauled. New paint Job. mechanic, Chevrolet experience tnoBraphlc, embosjiing methods. Art Oood upholstery. 4 good tire*. 49 Stenos, (exp.l local :... open •LA—HOU8ECLKA.NMO SEBVICB preferred. S'j day week. Good work- Machinist, nuto packaging mach.. work, hj-out and copy assistance. ROBERT FABRICATORS Orchard Street. Summit. Granting Personal Loans is a valued part of err lng condition*, hlRh wager Slefnrt- I'nlon Register's Community Print Ideal working conditions, Lin- Interior — Exterior — Paper Hanging 1938 HEAVY duty Ford track, 157 Inch Ren Chevrolet, 315 Springfield Ave., den area »1.50 hr. Shou. 9*0 Stuyvtsant avenue. Union. WALLJ5. CBIUNGS, RUQ9 A-ND Summit. JJPH0LSTERV Plastering — Floor Scraping wheel base. 700x20 tires. Apply Canoe business. We invite your application. Office clerks (male) (3) ..open ' Call t'nlonville I-S700 2182 Morris Avf_ Union. Unvl. 2-3686 'Brook Farms. Tel. Summit 6-2100. CIRCULATION Manager Must be ex- Press work, (male) automatic Cleaned by machine perienced in all phases of circula- and grtt*. W; also pot T11B WALLMASTER WAT WAITTED: HOU8E8 TO PAINT. C. B hl"h | »tove, »5. Call Su 6-1152-W. White Jr., Painter and Decorator QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES tion work, ABC procedure Salary, Sec-y, (3) capable', intelligent h"h No muss, streaks, cdor or notae. 21 Edgar St., Summit. SO. 6-1193-R. bonus, iteady employment. Inqulra POT stove, 40 pal. wate# tank, gas Call Orangs 4-.1325 for estlmat*. Chevy '40 8tat. Wag.. Sp. Dlx. Ms HER5ONAL LOAN DIFABTHTVr Linden Observer. Linden 3-4432. Chevy '40 Sedan, Sp. Dlx., R&H 995 CENTRE EMPLOY AG C Yj votet r heateht r witithh connections. AH 27—FURNITURE REPAIRED MEYER BROS. Painting tad Decorat- Union Center 3< 8U 8-2776-H. Dodge '40 Sedan, DeLuxe, R&H 995 Room 507—744 BROAD STREET MArket 2-3750 KfERQETlC young man having com- 969 Stuyvesnnt Ave. ing Pure lead and Unseed oil. 534Ford '41 Coach, DeLuxe 97S mon tense, initiative and ambition BOYS, 28 in. balloon tire bicycle, 110; FURNITURE polishing and reflnlsh- TiUman St, Hillside, M. J. TJnvJ 2-6198-W Ford '40 Coupe. DeLuxe. R& H 795 to act «» material clerk and time FOR SALE 28 in. high pressure tires, $20; lng. liepnlrlnt; nnd antiques re- Olds '40 Sedan, 0 Cyl. 995 keeper. lr afraid of hard work do Ohmnr cash reslster; chicken house; stored. No Job too small. Service Plvrn'th '42 Sedan, 8p. DeLuxe 1095 not apply. ;Atj»,s;l,CftU Concrete Pipe canning jars, }0c. Chatham 4-4942-J. done at your home. Kitchen sets EDWARD 3. HTRA Co.. Union. Unvl 2-0900. PA1NT1NS and PAPKRHANOINO Eves, till 10 p. m.. Sundays 4 p. m. ANTIQUE CLOCKS SINGER sewing machine, latest coti4 • Killed and repainted. Bigelow 8-0265. inside, outsld*; FLOOR SCRAP- NATIONAL NEWARK. & ESSEX KULL .part time salesman, extra Harris D Rush. sole niodel: porch settee: vanity and LOOSE chairs rebuilt. *T~up. New I.Vfl; 1st ch»s work. 54 So. Sixth SAMUELS AUTOMOBILES money in spare time. Su 6-5802. 257 Orchard St.. Westfirld stool; ping-pong table; antique process. Invisible doweling. Unvl. 2- street. Newark; MA t-UOS. One of N. J.'B finest outdoor showrooms EvenlriRn only. WE 2-4236 English chiming clock. Evenings 7U4-W, 2093 Springfield Ave. Vauxhall Bwuu&p Contpatiy MAN to work cultivator with horse. Unvl. 2-W57. FAINTER, paperhanger for a good Chat. 4-0851. ANTIQUES at the Bobln Hood~8hop~ J»—1NSTJL.ATIOH and reasonable job. Interior and ex- MAN Wanted to work on chicken farm. 2 Taylor 8t., Mlllburn Lamps, glasa BABY carriage, Bllt-Ritp conch, chrome terior, call Barry Van. Esses 2-SOT7 Cuskman Motor Scooten 744 UOAO ST1EITII) • NEWAtK • 115 FERRY STREET (5) Call between 9 and S Saturday. Hill- and china. Mlllburn 6-4126. trim. Good condition. Linden 2- JOHNa-MANVn,LE "Blown" • Rock top Farm, 1780 Vauxhall rd.. union. ANTIQUES, blown glass, china, ma- 4617. Wool Insulation for homes, stores, HARRY A. BEA A SON $80 Down MtmwkmrUtni thpwH Iaturanrt Corpantitm apartments, factories, manufactured MAN, experienced in car body fender hogany furniture, ironware. Tele- BEATJTA* parlor equipment. Ideal home 6* BUM WOOD TEIL, IRV1NOTON phone evenings Plslnfleld 6-4518 use. 742 Keep St., Linden 2-2948. find Installed by JOHN8-MANVILLK Paperhanglne. painting, plastering Easy Terms work. Call Su. 6-5784. Exclusive local company representa- Kraf-tex walls can be, paptrtd; esti- SALESMAN to WTlte hospltalUatlon ANTIQUE ship, Alllct. RS years old, UNDERWOOD typewriter, 11 ln. carri- tives: mates given. Call now. ESsex 1-7454 D & B Motor Sale* for large company. bl» commissions price 160. „ solid malioganT. P. O. age; excellent condition. Call Chat- A T. Bruce, Orange 2-2233 and renewals. Call Unvl. 2-2BO8-H. BOK 282, Madison. N. J. MAD. 6-0010. ham 4-2399-W. P H Johnson, Unlonvllle 2-6883 THOMAS MONAHAM 333 North Broad St., Elizabeth C Klausmnnn. Ulllbnrn 6-0503 Painter and Decorator Elizabeth 3-3123 BATHROOM let, complete, consist Ing Reasomblr prices BALES AND BERVICE REPRESENTA- of built-in bath tub, toilet, large ti A Mott. Mlllburn 6-1521 INDIAN Chief motorcycle. 1940, ex- TIVE man to take charge of na- basin, $99.50; 42-Inch Iron ennmd H. Underhlll. So Orange 2-5473 Telephone Oft.inge 3-94(2 tionally advertised electrical appli- BICYCLE. Olrl'i, 2« Inch Perfect con- Or telephone Summit 6-3820 collect. 29 Freeman StrWt. West Orange. N. J cellent condition, Bonnlevllle en- Homeowners, BuMers & numbers dition. Spar* tire Included. |20. drain board sink with metnl base gine. Will sell cheap. Su. 0-4379. ance in Summit vicinity. Average cabinet and fixtures, 16293; alumi- earnings 1300 per month. Must have Elizabeth 3-4351. ' JOHNS-JLANVILCE ' SPRAY PAINTma - Refrtgerstors. HARLETf Davidson. 1840, 61 OHV. Un- . r*r. Apply Summit Hardware, te num shower stalls with fixtures, cabinets, chairs: competent/ done BOYS bicycle—26 inch, eood condi- SS7.M; large vnrlety of kitchen sink Roofing. Home Insulation. Siding. In your own home. JOE OK 8TEF< usually well cared for. Call 8u. 6- . Paint. Springfield Ave., Summit. tion »13. Call ahort Hills 7-2932-J. Metal Weatherstrlpplng. 2987. Saturday, July 36. 9:30 to 11.30 A. M. cabinets, low priced; tile board, pearl rVNO. 330 Dodd St.. Orange. H J. for Interview1, Ask tor Mr. Dow. BOY'S bicycle—Good condition, price seats, hampers. Complete Hue of Also Gutters, Lenders and Roof Repairs. CALL ORANGE 5-334D. CON-SER-TEX reasonable. Phone Short Hllla 7- plumbing and heat ing supplies. WILLIAM L. SCHRQEDER , FOUND TODNO man for part time work tn a 3891-J. COMMUNITY BUILDINO SUPPLY 331 Vine Street. The bnpreired am cvwimq for roofs and floor* service station located in Maplewood CO. 100 Route 29, Hillside, N, J. M. D. WHITMAN & CO.PIN, above i»ojt Office, Baker street, Elizabeth. New Jersey 1130 CLINTON AVE.. tRVINOTON Call 8O. 3-1343. (1*1 BOAT* Wsveriy 3-6085. Phone Elizabeth 2-8533 Maplewood. BO. 3-2828. Evenings, Yes, we will applg it or sril it by the yard. U Years of Knowing How Essex 3-S121 CREW Manager*. Canvassers. New ' USED BOATS AND BAR with 2 stools, 2 new clothes poles. Prices Reduced on Interior sod DOdH — OATS — Sea Summit Animal Organization being formed. All ter- FOB 8ALB AND WANTED 2 enamel tub covers, 8 Llmogp noup !8-A—L.ANDHCAFB OAROE*I!IO Exterior Palntlkg. Faperhanging. Welfare Leagut antlce, social page Just arfivttf * * ask ymw ptamber or mcfol mail ritories opened. Easy sales, good Pleasure and Commehclal Boats - bowls. vlctroU ca«e with, records. PlaaterlDg, Floor-Scraping, tto. Summit Herald. It jour do* « ion communion. Worth investigation. Designed lor TTour Requirements Brlc-n-Brac. Bhort Hills 7-3603. HOME Grounds Uslntalned. Weekly E-Z Terms Arranged Cftfptr HwbMi Zkc lead Gvrten & EJbowi Colton Classics. 47 Division Street, Surveys. Inspection!, and Appraisals or Monthly. Asphalt drives. Concrete ' BomerylUe, N. J. BomervlUe 8-3389 JOHN O KINGDOM RADIATOR covers—Metal "cane" front, work, drainage. Wesley R Conklln. OSCAR OLSEN Xrealngs Linden 2-fl73«-R. Naval Architect and Yactit Broker wntrr contnlnprs. perfect condition: Jr. Landscape Contractor, Chatham OR. 2-2237 A new sapphire tipped light weight ntogs Linden 2-B738-R. all 25" high: size* MV x IV»"; 40" aluminum alloy high fidelity replace- Preen VUUg. idlllburB S-0O53-W. 351 Morrli Av«. 8prlng(leld. N. 1. t SJDIlt APPLilB F. H. |. TERMS earrings and washer. Unvl, 2-2840-J. Ulllburn »-l«« ?0» Laurel Avenue Irvlngton. H. J caab price* Dtllon Motor* ln«, K» I, Teltphona Essu J-«J83 Sprtogfteld Avs. So. (-4MM., ,, *OTtCS TO OUHHTOM THE SUMMIT HEftAtP, THURSDAT, JULY 24, It47 i5 i aa the ChaneeUor ahaU thU»k squib- quirement* of Title li Corporation*, OF CARL AHLJPW, DmtMd able end, lu»t. , StaU Highway OommHrtftuer. Trenton. 1 General, oi Rettted Statutes of N*w ! N. J uid nay be Inspected by pro- CoMda Sett Patten reason is a law which provides: nSsSrtt to the, *ro«r f «»AM**l The object of eald »«lt i« to ob- *£"*. preteiiBary to the issuing of »peeti*» Udders durtngTuiriM. hows. 11 orro JB. Surrogate of. toe County tain a decree of dlwce between said thU Certificate of Wasolutlon. after the !ie*as* has • Where, any person is convicted I* Uuion, B«4« earths Jourteentli fault thereof, men decree will bo ren- petttloaer and you. / Bidden will be furnished with a copy dered against you u the Cbancellw Dated; Jiil* I. mi. HOW^TiqsaJEPOHE. I. Lloyd B Of the apectfIcatloos and blue priot* ee«a revoked la BO p«n*j>k-in ut iht ©f operating a motor v«hic!e>tb* nf July A- P-* W7, upon the »p. M»»h. Secretary ©f 8tate of the Btste of the drawings by the engineer on tta from the date of MIO order. «snai• l think eauiuble and juat PlZZl & PIZZI permit for which i* under iuspen- The object of said suit is to oblain (SoUcltor of PtUUoner) of New Jertey, bo Hereby Certify t*at proper notice and payments of coat of Province of Ontamo, Canada, Tta* Will b« forever barret from pros- a ^decree of divorce between Mid pe- 303 BprinstteM A«.. the said corpcratloo did, on the Four- preparation. Bids must be made on *ksa or h.a* been oanwled, auch titioner acd you. BununltTw i. teenth «Uy of July, 1M7. fUe in my ttandftrd proposal form* in the man- «U1 be furnished on motor v*hici« *hail • b« forfeited to Dated: Jvif $, ««., *-*-!•* feea~«10.M Office a duly executed and attested ner designated therein and required engineer " , t. PAUL AHLER8. consent In writing to the cUiaolutlou by the apeeUleatlona, must be enclosed the Crwm" MILLION FANS CARL J. AHLER8. DOUOAL BEBK. By order of the alajrer *r. new ««|i was bora RMMA «OMA BOSS, deeeeard, will be a, 7, I, i, 10—oawSw reee—*7.8O IN CHANCERY Of NCW JESSKT h IN TESTIftfONT VHERiOP, I have for not leas than ten (10) per cent, of To THOMAS B. ALLEK. J». (Defend- audited and suted by the; Burroamte. «;et<>%aet njy aand and affUed toythe amount bid, provided said check DREAM SHAVE ant): . I and reported for settlement U) the Or* official teal at Trenton, this. Pour, •h»U toeno t more than t30.0O0.O0 and phans' Court of the County of tftaWm, teenth dsy cf July, A.D. one thou- be dtlirered at the place and on the By virtue of aa order of the Court on Thursday, the Mth day of AUfust SHAVE CtlAM ftet makei IrtlltM saSof >n orde: r of tne Court of Chancery of '0jatTof Hew Jersey sandtaint hundred and forty-seven. hour •bora named. The atandard pro- ft A mllllwt Ion. ere Of Chancery Of the SUtt ot New Jer- made on tha 1st day of July, 1947. in &en at IJO AU (Seal) LLOYD B MARSH. po If, (hi V. a cause wherein Virginia Etlsabeta MIRIAM O ... Secretary of State, aey made on the 3tyh. day of June Allen is petitioner and you are de- form is attached toth e supple- , US a cause whereinWsM. *Kita fendant, you are hereby required to Dated: June «th. 1MT. .!-<**,_ _,_ _.. ;. '. r : Feea—1137« mentary specificatlone. copies ot which answer the petition of petitioner ©n BCBHTO 4 BOURN*. Preston, »;I!I o dry towel: revel to the eretk ofterelow or before the 2nd day of September 383 Springfield A»e.. Sumnitt, M. J. %.,A ^f, hereby given that sealed Inrl ejff OVtf «*• ICVMry n| fnt) fRlfVW* next, and' In default thereof suefa 4-5-«-V-«-oawiw •" P«ee-*5.»0 bids will be received by the Common w decree will be rendered against you Council of tht city or Summit, for the m ereafWl eaa * *!f' ryafMtsS AUCTION SALE •TAT1 OP NEW JERSEY tro|W0»ernent of Colt Road sod Pw»- > ts uioely Hie demaiM. Aw far rUr Department ef State I snVvt C«AM get* keek «s> with the million broke Road in the City of Summit, n m faHMMd Md PtTMMi CKKTinCATK OP DISSOLUTION In the Count* of Union, with Bitumt- I (out *r,o* ***•* * * •*•» «« *"*• To ail to whom these preaeats may hous Conereu A or T surface upon come. Oreetinc: j an .existing «" concrete foundation, Ml. IffMtt Everett T. Spinning WHKREAS, It appears to my aatlt- I estimated amount of Bituminous Con- faction. by duly authtotlc»Ud record «£•*• iurface pavement required to Property of Insurance ot the proceedings for the Voluntary t S813 aquare yards; and opened and dUtoluUoa thereof by the uoantmou* i read in public at City Hall Summit, If iiiiimiiiiiiiiii consent of all the stockholder!, tie- MR. AL1IRT H. TAG 65 Union Place, Summit, N. J. posited In my office, that A, V/ Kunte (U.O.J.). Co.. Inc., a corporation of thla State, Drawings, specifications and forms 331 HIGHLAND AVE. Tel. Su. 64)177 whoee principal office U situated at of bldi, contracts and bond for the ORANGE, N. 1, Springfield Avenue, In the Township propound work, prepared by Francut A. of New Providence, County of Union, Murray, Clly Engineer, ami approved Comprised In the collection are fine State of New Jersey (Ifary Kuotz, be- by the Stat* Highway Commissioner Rug furniture and furnishings, Brlc-a- ing the agent therein and in charge have bern nipd lit the office of the Brac, China and Glsiswate. Rugs B. B. MILLER thereof, upon whom proccsa way be *»W engineer at City Hall, Springfield tnd Carpeti, Lady's Sliver Fox Management Co. served), haa compiled with the re- Avenue, Summit, N. J.. and of aatd Jacket, BUver Fox Two-ikln Scarf, other fun and evening wrapt, a Selected Listings— •mall quantity of Jewelry and many Him pret*n(ea! by other Interesting and valuable ar- EXPERT WATCH ticle.. Plwuant To be held on the Premises „ "FILM-VUE" REPAIRING Use thli up - to • the - mlaute Ltt Us Rw-plitt 10:00 A. M. service to Way SELL YOUR HOME Toor SilTtrwart For the Best in TELEVISION TUISDAY, JULY Upholstery slides shown on our Workmanship See— I: STRUBLE BROS. Residence open for Inspection oil n a comfortable prole«tioa and heltewor* won be **> Monday, July «UUi, from 10:©0 A.M. room depict the fine points of I *• Iheli •rigiwri Witr* GU Badolate, Prop. until 5:00 r.M. your home to the prospective MerristowM buyer. We eliminate the Sllpcoven Draperies Eugene Jung "ihoppers" and concentrate eeM. PMne H 4-414J. Repalrinf meflnlihlng BALL GA WALTER L BUSH on the prospect who really Watch & Jncmlrv Repairing Ttl. MO. 4-1W* Auctioneer WANTS your home. All Work Guaranteed Consult us for details. Ne oblicatlon, no ertra broker- MARINO'S 4 Becchwood Road, Summit Mote! Robert Treat Phones: Mi Morris Avenue SE^OL'RSETS TODAY lank Strati Newark t, N. i. MItchel 2-MS4 age ftes. a 119 WAVNEWOOD MMC • .- - .,.• - • m , MArket Z-1000 261 No. Broad St. EL I-7JH" • HAINUfID. NtW Summit I-6»M 8un»mlt S-13M it I it i r 11 • i MIHI i

*'• FOR SAU APPRAISALS . Eastern Fuel Co. FOR RENT MORTGAGES I Bread Sirtet 12 Bcechwbod R REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED MANAGEMENT SU. 6-0006 SU. 6-0004 SUMMIT, N. J. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY Business Opportunities SUMMIT RBALTORS FAMILY of 3 urgently need 4 to $• CONFECTIONERY - luncheonette. One room apartment or house, will deco- ol Union County's beat. *hopi. Air- MOUNTAIN. WHTTMOBB A PINE HOME - A PINE LOCATION rate and maintain, can furnish ref- conditioned. Two soda fountains. SU. 6-1404 erence oi 14 years' residence Call Over $73,000 yearly business. Easy & JOHNSON This very modern Colonial home with Your Seal of Safety Unvl 2-3678-U. MLMKOfc TUOMAS P. 3 bedrooms, 2 batha and 2-cai attached terms can be arranged. Unvl. 2-3042. garage Is located in a most desirable JUNK in rccupancy Mouse or OBHia EXWOOD U. neighborhood. |36,000. apartment Brnylon ScbocH district GASOLINE Service Station for sale- KlCHLANO CO. •-Mil WALTER A. McNAMARA, Realtor preferred Children 15 and 11 Evic- Good will »nd »awlptnent; repair BUSINESS business Kood. $1,200. Call South Or- RINIiAKT. KLMKB H. 37 Maple Street BUuutilt 6-3880 •REALTOR" tion pending Summit 4-1395 ange 3-1707 or TJmonvtlle 3-7208. co. e-oo» AMERICAN Alrllnrs passenger service ANDKKSON. ALPEBD ft MISS 8-B—BERKELEY HEIGHTS agent and bride-to-be, urgently 'GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION need unfurnished apartment, this Established 1925. general repairs, -SUTLER, EITWARD A PLOT 90 K 300 on Plalnfleld Are., near The term dealgnate* those peraona In th» real 6-6890 vicinity H, Curtis, MA. 2-6391, after body and fender .work. Good o DIRECTORY IT.LAZEBROOK, H. McK. station and school. Water, gai, elec- estate buaineai who hav« available to them ttti ac- 2 p. m. llt-st references, t unity for two Q.I.'s. Apply 483 "alley eao3j tric, reasonable. 18O Nereid Ave., street, Maplewood. INSULATION I ULtN OAKS AUEKCY New York 66. N. Y. cumulated knovrledg* of thlrty-aix yeara of experimen- APARTMENT wanted 2-3~rooin8, Mi- I liENtiY, CHESTER a 6-t«n tation and research In real eitate builneaa metboda ant • pie-wood or vicinity, veteran ana BOUUtTI «oi 8OUD 3 ROMANO HOME INSULATION HOLMES AGENCY 6-1343 4—BERNARDSVILLE standards. Realtors are those who. la the Judgment wife, (biislness_cou|)le.) i^°_ijy* j_ CEMETERIES AUCTION ROOMS 6-0464 * AMD ROOFING COMPANY HOUSTON. 8 E & E. Q. CHARMINQ white colonial on beau- of their peera In their bualneaa. are persona with per- YOUNG business woman desires studio OKECNl.AWN MEMUHIAL PARK M Summit AveniM JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO. 6-1021 apartment with kitchenette and Berkeley Avenue. Berkeley tifully planted southern acres. 9 bath, or room with meals for five Ut Air; Hoad Bernardsvtlie, N J Summit C-OtM KOHLER JOHN H 6-4816 rooms, 4 baths. 135.000. Ellis toCo , sonal atandarda and business" competence of aufflcient Member. National Cemetery Ases. Heights. Summit 6-4314. 6-3880 Realtors, 487 Valley St., Maplewood. merit to warrant entrusting them with the important days a week, near transportation. Tel Bern $-05X1 or 8-0107-ai McNAMARA, WALTER A. 8. O. 2-6116. Res. S. H. 7-2969. OR. 3-72W. 8UKMIT AUCTION ROOMS MABEN, SPENCER M. 8-1000 fiduciary relationihlps involved In real estate tranaac- FOUR grave family plot in Clover Leaf 47-41 Summit Aveaise CLEAN quiet white couple (veteran of Park Cemetery, Including perpetual ROBERT H. 6-00J7 ft—CHATHAM tlone. They have voluntarily pledged themselves to a 3 yrs —town resident 16 years) and Telephone Summit <-311I 4-yr -old daughter are pleading for care warranty deed. $180, Terms TW« lots. 80HU. at 19 Clark St.' code of ethlca governing their business conduct, their can be arranged. Bpi 424, Wood- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 or 4 room unfurnished apartment. bridge, N .J CORBFS ENTERPRISE Chatham Manor, reasonable U relations with each other, and their relations with the Married more (nan live years with- - Restoring HT OoitM, sa-47 Bell Boulevard. Bay- out haying own home. Trrtng to stay LAUNDRY, me aide Hills. NT FOUB-grave plot for sale. Hollywood public In Union. Please help us. Unvl. 2- Memorial Park, Union, N. J. Choice and Upholstering • t? Summit Avenue 1788. ' SKVSHA1. Inurestlni properUes. VACANT location, $;iB0. Daytime, Cran. 6-1237, Summit 8-1000 conditioned for Immediate , occu- Six-room house, bath, 2-ear garage, 6-7 ROOM house, vicinity Linden. Bent evenings Cran. 8-122$. Howard M. Grill pancy, all with automatic beat. on nicely landscaped lot. convenient approximately $80. Westfleld 2-3581-lt Shown by appointment throtrgb this tUI'ANY :\ Mavile 8U Summit M«M Linden 2-6693-14. 23S-239 Broad Street 6—CHATHAM TOWNSHIP 27-MOUNTAINSIDE SHARK RIVER HILLS MUSIC TEAC;«iRT~Chathatn Publfc MASON CONTRACTOR Schools, will need papartment or Summit 6-OOos ATTRACTIVE modern colonial In ex- FAIRMOUNT AVENUE LOTS MOUNTAINSIDE Suburb of Asbury Park cflleni condition on Urge lot in Tall New Homes. Your future home Is Sates and rentals, year round and Sum' house for occupancy September 1st. LOST JOSEPH DE LUCA Oaks adjoining Summit. Center hall, 75' Front, 1/10 mile deep 11500 Will rpnt Immediately. Married, 1 100" Front, plus 200' deep $2,100 luted here Buy it today! Move In to- mer homes WATERFRONT lot*. BANKBOOK No til* Please retam living room with fireplace, dining child. Veteran Address nil communi- to The VI rat National Bank * Truat BIIILD1NO MATEstlALa Mason Contractor room, screened open porch, kitchen 1*0' Front, 6/10 of an acre 13.500 morrow I In the territory of Mountain- PRIVATE BEACH cations to Wendell W. Collicott. W. A. McNAMARA, Summit Realtor side, Westfleld. Summit and Chatham. Co.. Summit aTEPHENS-UILLER OO. Brick and cement work* patch- fc (electric dish washer), 2 bedrooms, X have nice selection of very appealing A. V. UPDEGRAFF. Agent Swedesboro road, Frankllnvlllp, New f tile bath. 8econd floor — 3 bedrooms See N. junker, Jersey, or phone Olassboro 4-0823- flANTKflUOK No. I99S9. Pie IS Rusaail Place ' mne pine paneled) and .4ile bath. Falrmount Avenue Chatham and attractive homes, built ou large Office, Shark River Bills R-2. turn to The 3»mmH Trust Co. Ing or any kind of mason work. Forced air heated by gas. 2 car at- plots. Reasonably priced. OI's need very Neptune. New Jersey Summit Electric hammer for rent tached garage. 125,000. Shown by 7—CRANFORD little cash. WALTER KOSTER. Realtor, VETERAN ttnd. bride desire 2 or 3 room BANKBOOKS No. 20228 and'No. 20824. appointment through Westfleld 2-5169 or Bergen 4-8322, 2323 unfurnished apartment. Summit or Please return to The First National BUILDERS <7 Michigan Ave Summit 0-1200 Boulevard. Jersey City, N. J FARMS FOR SALE vicinity for occupancy In September Bank. Summit; MOUNTAIN. WHITMORE & STUCCO house; 7 rooms, tiled roof, Remodeling;—Repairs— bath, oil heat, open fireplace; large FARMS.-country names, estates, acre or October. Write W. P. Davis, 29 ONE brown leather wallet contalnlm JOHNSON, Eegltors ., corner lot. garage; early' occupancy; age. business properties. Varinui West 12th St., New York. N. Y. General Carpentry MOTOR STOKERS B.i Summit Avenue Summit 8-1404 29-NEW JERSEY prices a nd locations JOHN B Boll Lab', pass, driver's license an price 113,500. BUSINESS couple needs 2-3 room un- money. Finder please call Carol RUs Irons it Connetl MODERN Frame arid Stoae Colonials. LARGE 7-roora house, tiled bath, oak HOMESEEKERS, INVESTORS. BROK- POTTS. Route 28. North Branch furnished apartment, kitchenette, miller. Madison 8-1679. EASTERN FUEL COMPANY Convenient to station and schools. floors, open fireplace, oil heat; 2- ERS, BUILDERS, for properties of Somerrtlle 8-2551 bath, vicinity Summit to Morrlstown, Summit <-264T Cnr garage; fine location; price all types. Also house plans and lots NAVY blue drawatrlng purse in A & P 2S3-239 Broad Street * Seven rooms, 3 baths, open screened immediately. Address J. P. |Or»lln- Saturday. Valuable papers, glasses, pitch, 2 car attached garage, rec^ $16,000. See AUTHENTIC COLONIAL sky, 19 Prospect St., Summit, Phone a Carl HolmquLst Summit 8-0006 real Ion room. Large well planted TWO-FAMILY house, near station; 2 THE REAL ESTATE DIGEST In Watchung Hills; 10 minutes' drive Su. 6-3019. _jEfL Reward. PreglaH, Vnvl 2-270r plot. Immediate possession. oil beat, 3 bat ho; 2-car garage; price On Newstands, or send 25c coin to from Lackawanna or Central; old tnod- ONE gold locket, between Morris Ave. 62 Passaic Ave. Summit MOUNTAIN. WHITMORE St, $13,000. 569 Bloomfleld Ave. Verom. N. J xnlzed colonial farm house, center VETERAN, wife arid child desperately and, George St., Summit. Reward. Tile Contractor MOVING St STORAGE JOHNSON, Realtors THOMAS MacMEEKIN, Realtor Verona 8-2074 hall type; four large rooms on 1st need four room apartment. Su. «• Mlllimrn 6-0657-J. 5 Alden St. Crantord, N. 3. floor; four bedrooms and 2 tile baths 3847-J. Estimates Cheerftiiiy Given 85 Summit Avenue Summit B-1404 on 2d floor, plus maid's room and PURSE containing ]e»elry, Reward SUMMIT EXPRESS CO, ENG 3&-SEASHORE YOUNG business couple need 2 or Summit 6-1465. Su. 8-3314 8-A—ENGLEWOOD CLIFF bath; wide floors; 3 fireplaces; hot- more unfurnished rooms. South Or- C8-7O Railroad Avenue SUMMIT SHORE ACRES water oil-fired forced heat; 3 acres; ange or vicinity. Call BlRelow 3- BRACELETS (2) In box. Rhlneston LOTS, 2, 100 x 40. Near Washington On BARNEGAT BAY secluded yet accessible. A recommended 1485, or HArrlson 6-BO0O, Ext. *04. and gold link with pearl cluster*, On CAMERAS * Summit 8-0313 Bridge. P. O. Box 282, Madison, N. J. BUY at $22,000. Excl. agent. Morris Ave. or Bonnell Court, Union. SUPPLIES Well-built 4'i-room bungalows on Mad. 6-0070. VENICE OF THE JERSEY SHORE VETERAN needs 5 or 6 room house, Miiictous lots, attached garage, gas MOVE RIGHT IN AND ENJOY YOUR ELLSWORTH DOBBS, INC. vlclnitv Union. Write H E Whit- Sunday, July 20. Reward. Unvl. 2- Local & Long Distance Moving lient, located In VACATION. Own one of J our NEW Bernardsvtlle. N. J. Phone Bern. 8-1288 ney. Mlddletowm road. Llncroft, N. J. 6250. 13-A—GILLETTE WATERFRONT cottages, fireplace, pic Thomaa J. Collcy CANOE BROOK SECTION ture windows, modern conveniences, DAERY FARM WILL finder of tan wallet, containing Us 8pringfltld Arena* attractive financing for veterans, Ratzer Road, Prealtness considerable Hum of money, and pa- 30 John Street * priced at ilUOO and $12,000. Hli 67r Iff bathing, boating, fishing, crabbing, MORTGAGE LOANS pers. In South Orange, last week Summit ft-MOO HERE'S HOW on HOUSING water sports. Attractive terms. Free Fifty-five acres—1,000 ft. road front- WE are writing Mortgage* up to plpfiss return wallet and papers. SO Summit, N. J. 3'» Room ' Bungalow — S7250. Booklet. Several available business age. All cleared ground—21-acre pond. 10 years. I-ow Intercut rates. No JULIUS F1NKEL (Large Rooms) sites. Two-family dwelling,' 10 rooms, 2 baths; 2-653T. ,, 4JABPE1 * sWti UJCAHINU Summit 6-1836-M barn, cooling house, garages Includes legal tees. F H.A. anil convention- Convenient Location EDITH WOERNER al rnortxngea solicit*). J. K» BEDROSIAN * OCX Lot 110 x 150 800. SHORE ACRES 22 head cattle, milk route. . HOME ASSURED MORTGAGE i PEHSONALS PLIIMBLNU, HEAT1NU. oM Morris Avenue. El. 2-8307 OSBORNVILLE. N. J. HENRY N. STAM. Realtor, / 43S 8prtBfne«d AVSJBM 5 Colt St.. Paterson SHer. 2-0298. COMPANY WURSINO HOME FOR THE AGED tnd SHEET IUCTAL WURE (High-Dry Si I SUMMIT AVR SUMMIT N. J chronically ill. Day-night nursing Submit *-MQ0 •SPARKLING white home In excellent Countrified) $8050. 40-SHORT HILLS PHONE SUMMIT S-15«l care Pleaaant surrounding* . Bum ,/niiuliuon. Franklin school district. Evening* Phon* vV«*tfl*14 t-Oltl JOHN R CROOT * SON" IF YOU'RE A GARDEN ENTOTJSIA8T rait 9-5208-R. OOA1. • Three bedrooms, two tile baths, oil 100% Financed and WANTED TO RENT 333 Morris Avenue h-ii;, two car garage. 70 ft. lot. Ask-No Down Payment If Don't miss this lovely home and Rtr- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ing $19,000. Your Inspection Invited You Can Qualify for $50. mo. den. Stone front colonial on 1'3 acre: RENTALS STEr*HKNS-MILLER Summit 8-04&5 ttucumh, RILEY, Real Estate living room, dining room, tile kitchen, NOTICE Of SALE Gillette Tel. MlUlngton 7-0303 breakfast nook, lavatory, screened HOME OWNERS 3t Russell Place HOLMES AGENCY. Realtors porch, flagstone terrace. 3 bedrooms, Apartments and houses are urgent- Summit 45 Maple street 8ummlt 6-1342 ly needed by tbe supervisory and Offset the higher cost of living with NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that RADIO * RADIO REPAJRIMil 20-MADISON tile bath, stall shower, 2-car attached EXCELLENT North Side location, large garage; garden ' completely fenced: laboratory personnel of reduced monthly mortgage payments. the Common Council of the City of EASTERN FUEL COMPANY ideal for small children. Owner tear- If you are paying more than a 4*% Summit will sell at public sale to the ROSS RADIO SERVICE lot, privacy. Attractive o'.der home' ULTRA-Modern home; pre-war mate- THE CELANESE CORP. 3U-2S9 Broad Stresrt Hi'3 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on second. rials; seven rooms, 1H tile baths; ing state. Phone rate on yftur mortgage, Investigate our highest bidder certain lands and B7 Summit Avenue 2 iirdroomB and bath on third. Hot Colonial style; insulated; stnrm sash: PAUL S. TICHENOR. Realtor OF AMERICA refinancing plan. . premises located on High Street known Summit C-00M w:itcr RIVS heat, 2-car detached ga- air conditioned; gas heat; Immedi- Phone GS 3-1900 on the Tax Map as Block 118 Lot 1-C Summit «-1060 Short Hills 7-2931. Eves. SO 2-8132 and ask for Mr. Johnson or call st the owned by the City of Summit and not ratSP $38,000. ate possession; 116.500.00 SUMMIT, N. J. EI J:CTRICAL REPAERINQ I0B3-BECK-8CHM1DT CO.. A. J. HARMAN tt SON, Realtors 7-ROOM house' under construction In needed for public use, tald sale to be NOEL RECORD ft APPLLANOB Short Hills. Completion October 1 held at a regular meeting of the Com* ,, Realtors 26 Oreen Avenue Madison 6-0M8 Owners who have vacancies now Irvington National Bank mon Council on Tuesday evening, SUMMIT ELECTRICAL SHOP «"2JJtiion Place Summit 6-1021 $22,000. Call MlUburn .6-1267. TWO lots, 50 x 100 ft. each with 2 car or In the future, within commut- at the Center August 9th, 1847 at the Council Cham- SERVICE CO. 30 Beech wood Road ^ TN THE PINK Or CONDITION garage, 20 x 20 ft. constructive cin- 44—SPRINGFIELD ing, distance of Summit, please Irrtngtrin, N. J. ber lit City Hall at 8:30 o'clock, said der blocks and cement floor; water, contact Robert H. Wright, trie land and premises being particularly Wiring—All Types Installationa Summit 8-5957 v'rnctWe Dutch colonial. 7 rooms. company's bousing eiDjOltor. for described as follows: "»'• tath, modern kitchen, panelled light and gas available for connec- IDEAL HOMESITE RcjMlrs— Prompt Service " r'l.tion room. Fully Iniulated. storm tions. Low price. In Madison near Information regarding these very REAL ESTATE WANTED BEOINNINO at a point In the SUPREME RADIO tt"uia\vj. oil burning boiler unit, two- golf. Immediate possession. Madi- Building plot. 50 x 142. tn beau- desirable tenants. westerly side line of High Street, Summit 6-1S31 r" i;,ir,igc. Large lot, low taxes. Im- son 6-1634-R. tifully wooded area. Homes in sec- HOMES A INVESTMENT therein distant 150 feet measured SALES & SERVICE n.nuiiUc possMslon. Price 116,500. tion tn moderate price clsss. All Cs.Il SO southerly along same from Its Inter- sTUEL as* OIL 329 Morris Ave. Su «-MH JEFFERSON SCHOOL utilities Owner, transferred out of PROPERTIES jection with the southerly side line , ROBERT H. 8TEELE. Realtor Bventnga. Cbathara 4-471S-R, or Kent Place Boulevard; thence (1) All types of record players •5 hiimmit Ave, Summit fl-0057 ' immedlnte occupancy — largo living State, anxious to tell Wanted—In th*» Oranges. Maple- ITEPIOCNS-BflLLER OCX wood, Short Hilts. Summit, etc North 73 degrees 23 minutes West and car radios repaired. BI room, first floor lavatory. 3 bedrooms NEW JERSEY REALTY CO. 120 feet to a point; thence (2) South 38 Ruasell Plac* j'CK front colonial on 100 ft. lot. and tile bath on second floor, extra OuPONT engineer, wife, 1 baby, desire • 8AI,i;S . APPRAISAI^S • 17 degrees 37 minutes West 89.80 feet '•i»i; loom with panelled fireplace, bedroom and bath on third. Oil heat. 830 Broad St.. Newark 1 MArket 3-4305 3-4 room apt. or house. Could pay MANAGEMENT i INSURANCE to a point: thence (3) South 8i de- Summit e-00» N. A. CAPORASO " lavatory, streamline kitchen, sU months in advance. Call P. Hog- l l ircn 4 Urge rear porch, 2-car garage, deep lot. EIGHT yean old: 6 rooms (Including DONALD W WTLLZTT. Realtor grees 30 minutes East 122.73 feet to Formerly Operated by b ',? ', , - bedrooms and 2 tUe fine condition. *22.000. 3 bedrooms) with attached garage, iund. Linden 3-3736, Ext. 248. before a point In the westerly side line of EASTERN FUEL COStPANT ™ "-1 Complete new oil furnace and J p. m. IS Halstead St., Baet Orange. M J. LOUIS D. STRATTON, Realtor on quiet street, within walking dis- High Street; thence (4) along the 233-239 Broad Street Perry T. Brown ii*•"« ^nk. Immediate occu- tance of shopping center. Occupancy Phone OR. »-im yifhts OR. 6-6IB4 westerly side lint of High Street ^ lt 6-««10 evenings. ISO RXWARD for Information on J-fl WILL- pay cash for house. In or near Summit ft-OOOe Broad and Summit Avenue SO.'2-8400 EVM. BOf 2-1103 on title closing. Qts-heated witb room bouse or apartment, (or man, North 17 degrees 37 minutes East storm sash. Anktng $13,500. For par- wife and four children being evict- Summit business center. Price not 43.84 feet to tbe point'or place of Summit 6-0913 built home top con- FOR MEN, ONLY ticulars, phone Millburn 6-1190 from ed August Ut.. Please call 8u S- to exceed 112,000.00. Phone Summit Beginning. FUNERAL SERVICE 9 to 12, 1 to 5. 2791-M. fi-4120. The Common Council has fixed by fUnlnB room' kitchen, We offer this superb Colonial—4 bed- resolution a minimum price of 1310.00 ANDREW A. McNAMARA ROOFING ; lp bath, new oil burner rooms 2 baths, first floor lavatory, BUSINESS couple wants small apart- for tald lands and premise*. Terms m 48-UNION APARTMENTS TO LET Funeral Service <•<• h, , ,Tm ' ^"'y rounds. E modern kitchen, oil heat, Insulated, ment, cooking. H W. Qreen, 186 lot to be paid on acceptance of bid; LARRY MAY " Tchborho6d' ^"'y rounds. Ei- screened porch, arid an excellent plot, Ashland Road. Summit 6-1861. FURNI8HED room with kitchen privl- • »nW . convenient. UNION REALTORS balance on delivery of Bargain and Summit 84-88 Franklin Place 3.IJ S.,IruSlt5E.D' LONO' *rOkW tn the heart of the Jefferson School VETE1LAN "Ife desire ttaree-nom leges or apartment with sublease. Sale Deed within thirty (30) days of f Ave BumiBuinmitt . NN. J. district. The family will love It—and WILLIAM BADia JR. apartmeiiL Call Cran ford t-ltlt-M. Westfjeld 2-3316-R. tcceptance of bid. Phone Su. 6-5352 BUmmlt 6-5265 It's near the station. The price is rea- OnlonriUe 2-2*0* The Common Council of the City of lleattnsj and Sheet Meisd Work sonable, R MANQELS A CO OR 4 BEDROOM bouse or apartment, Summit reserves the right to reject Cnlonvttle 2-3000 unfurnished. For graduate engineer any or all bids for said land and A. t L. ENGINEERING CO. TREE EXPERTS -Occupancy Sept. 13. Price $13,- ANDREW JACK L. J ZEHNBAUER and small family. Best references premises and to r withdraw said prop- At Station Msplewood 8O. 2-2400 Unlnnrtlle 1-3306 Westfleld 2-23M-J. erty from lala st its discretion; the P. O. Bos 383 Summit, N J CERTIFIED TREE EXPERT 6-ROOM house, all improvements, en- FURNISHED noun, apartment, or 3 other termi and conditions of said Su. «-«733 f bK|room house, Urge tile bsth, 21-MAPLEWOOD HELP US TO GIVE YOU sale to be determined bj the City Removal Specialist nr a closed porch. »9,joo. Call Unvl. 2- rooms for light housekeeping by Sales and Service tor Winter ^,i f "?; ^ntrally located, con- 6381.' Aug. 1 or Sept 1. Willing to pty 175 Clerk. ,,','L .'S.11^011 School »nd high EARLY AMERICAN COTTAQE f Dated: July 15th. 1947. J. G Fieh Su 8-3M6-J Imm to .$100 per month, according to lo- BETTER SERVICE Air Conditioned Units «»»te posseailon. Price Immediate occupancy of this six 49-WESTF1ELD cation. Unvl 2-25*0. WILLIAM R, 0IL8ON. room. 1 bath, stall shower home. Lovely a, City Clerk. BELL Lab engineer, wife and child 8-7^ - If'• r »11 INSULATION WASH1N0 MAUHIMS open porch and spacious lot Oil heat. CRUMBS IN YOUR BED? desire unfurnished 3-6 rooms, will IN (22,000. JOHNS-MANVILLE SALISBURY and ROUX, INC. decorate. Elisabeth 3-1230. NOTICE Or SETTLEMENT DAVID J. FLOOD 3 Highland Place MBplewood IF there were you would brush them WANTED to rent 4 room apartment CLASSIFIEDOTOS NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, That HOMfe INSULATIOM flO. 2-7774 Eves.. SO. 2-569,gway0 . If you are having landlord or small house for engineer and trouble or If you live In an old wife, up to |7S. Mr. Peteholt. 109 the account of the subscriber, Eiecu- 87-71 Union Placa Summit 8-3361 or Summit 6-5376 24-A—M1LLINQTON fashioned 111 designed house. It will Park Avenue. Wllllston Park, Long HAVE YOUR COPY tor of the last Will and Testament of Summit, N. J. Ml Springfield Avenae pay you to Investigate our wide Island. N. Y. 8AMITEL. W. BURTON, deceased, will dENTLEMAN'B FARM-71j acres, roll- selection of homes for sale. be audited and stated by the Surro- Summit 8-38W lne lsnd, view, Bungalow, built 1941, BY Sept. 1. small house or S room IN THIS OFFICE— gate, and reported for settlement to WINDOW SHADES 7 rooms, tiled bath. Hivstory. 2 You'll get courteous attentive Inter- apartment in good neighborhood th« Orpham' Court of the County of convenient to Lackawanna R R. Will Union, on Thursday, the 14th dsy of AUTO REPAIRS VENETIAN BLINDS screened porches. Steam oil, insula- est to your problem with no pres- pay six months' rent tn .advance. tion, 2-car garage, barn (2 stalls for sure to buy uniets we hire Auguit ntxt at 9:30 AM. Excellent references. Call Orange 3- . TUESDAYS HARRY A. TROTTER, R & S SERVICE GARAGE. INC. Stock and custom-made shades saddle horses), chicken house, fenced 8M0. i pasture. All In excellent condition. THE HOME FOR YOU Executor. Specialialag in Starters, and blinds made on premises. For Low taxes. 125,000. T. H. JtTDSON, JR. BDSNIES8 couple urgently need small BEFORE 5 P. M. Dated: Juris 27th, IM7. Carburetors, Brake* WINDOW SHOP, THE RICHLAND CO. Realtors 102 Elm Street, Westfleld / apartment. Summit or vicinity. Call LUM. FACRUE Si FO3TEB. Proctors, 41 Maple St. Bummlt WE 2-1070 or * WKJ-143S Su. 6-4223 or Su. 9-1237-B, 4-J-e-7-8—o a w 5 w T95 Springfield Avt. Su. 6-3053 estimate call Su. 6-6380, THB 14 THI SUMMIT HIHALO. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1147 4 N*r Tort dectc* say, at tfae proleUrUt «hoold." M to wkkk of tkt city's many tike. Beridet, you don't km* h« rwniaded that to * the to mm degree, m er hall of the Ulek» thtfU pall te Our last Interview ni with Library M year, in wbic* th*y aava ea- HfiflM should be girm Ghost Riders Thaddeus F, SaootfuL H a re- bjr diet Now what woman iav« a punch- Nope, wouldn't sur- (Continued from page 1) Joy©d library aenrtea, they kmn ut the anpatatlMi «f • {Continued from F*#e 1) prise m* at all if that figure searcher, of llorrlstown. Mr. never up to th« preaeat time baea far tts want to «at plain food? ain't about right." Saootfui was quick to confirm sske4 te provide fat tba housing excew baggage on tvening train* receipt and preparation of new gays They Art Bmmm toe existence of the thousand of tbe library by a bond lasse. con»uU *ole!y of irresponsible books, cataloguing, correspond.- In order not to be accused of riders and cUinu he baa not only whipper*Mttppert who oversleep e»c«,.the keeping of business and Thl» fact ahould certainly bar* discrimination of aexe*, we dropped seen them but talked with tiieta. in the morning, thereby mixing financial records, mending, etc, into a vacant #eat- next to «n Wear Gwea Suite, Ked Capt FOR THE COLDEST JEER their regttlar morning train and til have to be done in a room attractive law*' wh«r Interned *u» —Sec tin «l!a time," sUtcd having to take a "shopper" hour* which must alao terra "as the li- the was -Mi**'; Ann R. K«y of Snooiful. They m»r«tt single We l lOSf 32 LMJ IN TOWN later, I nave taken the 8:01 every brarian's office tad in which her Chatham,' in editorial ai»tota»t behind me wse« I get on the «:». ilU IIXI 14 AtAlsf" morning for the l&it 3S years In interviews with liUwry patroai asoMldiUrt with Th« Downtrodden magwice. Ya know, they're c«te U.1 fellas, OSM IN 1b.., all kindt of weather but I regret and staff members ai well al com- ATD8 Vll*. , BY THE KEG, CAN GR BOmE Ignoring our plea to keep politic* only about ten inches tall. Lode to tay that there are many whote munity contacts by telephone muat •k* htm* m• out of the iasue, she «aid: right smart in their green suits tfain connection*, a* well as their be carried on. The effect of such pwiimat saay M nay Mibttte FOR PROMPT DELIVERY •'Capitalistic swine! That ii who and red caps. too. Sure. I've been but »ry Hit wsk> ndueitm dsily live*, are moat haphazard. rldin* wita 'em fsr years and most overcrowding needa no emphasis. V fM hn Mml Skum Naturally, men of thU type would the 1,000 Additional riders are. I In urging that Immediate pre- U h*ave seen them ewy day aad every bight sit with one named CALL SUMMIT>3079 never miw the e*»He*t train home. Joe. Swell guy. Joe. Gets off at vision be made tat a building pre- latfsktltwtBi Consequently, train* leaving Ho- mentally »pat at them all. They Madison. I say live sp«J let live. IWrMMMhWtUloiSflOUIKt. Gt«tf 4m to th*t muvtlousnew boken carry what 1 term the are the bosses. Greedy bo*«e KSTMASTEK (Uicovtry-^n I Rm being brought home to dinner by Those li'l tykw wont hurt s that home-coiajng train* carry s*«ras* ia • (»w WMU with 'laty 1,000"—th« straggler* who soul and toe Lackawanna woiitd Treatment that Itts you My 0di»« to spineless wage slaves in hopes 1,000 more travelers than in-going. away inWaf «# MMfii preparations. come to work at any old time." certainly bt mean to try and of trading a ro&st b«ef dlna*r for W could assign Kiiroy, our ace Every rete irawtr will want the Overnight In Oty charge 'em full fart." M* «Mr«U«. Me Utatl IM, Me a raise in salary. One thousand news sleuth, to the story but ht k E d. Vcu deal «wt •»omul«tk>n,th»t Christopher Street, SB, a broker, ««l ditatt, potato*!, «i*., ya*, bosses a day stream out to, our And there you ale. There must has a weakness for roving assign- ••yi: ... •• • -, , . be' some truth to the fact that various towns to poison the air ment* and very rarely turns up tajoy dttidoua AYfiS ViuwmSTcandy txfora South St. New Providence, N.J. "Yea, I believe, trains do carry we breathe. It U disgusting: I more people come out than go in. •Mb, (Mr 12 M t«r » tew' mmtr. to WIS ROM Chafers, Btttfc*. AphMs. far morn passengers than when or where we want hint. Be- IM$#Mtn,SltMS...CONTROlS BUck can't stand it much longer and Although widely varied reasons they bring in. It is understandable. sides, he's just a* unreliable mi w« Chorilnt'i Cut Roto feet. PtoNitiyMMew aft* Rust... will soon quit riding the trains have been given for this discrep- 41? SprlxrflHd Hie.; »«mmlt. «. Al Madonna and Frank Mea, prop. The extra rider* represent those and use busses as a true ancy, most-everyone Is convinced are. Ham mil 1-4HI PISTMASTIR overworked and tired businessmen who had to stay at their offices so late the night before that they were forced to take <* hotel room 3-1 HOSE n the city, I know, because I've had to do it often although I didn't realize there were a thousand TREATMENT of, us a dny. Wonder if the other 99 have as much trouble explain- 1 14,1*0. ng to their wives as I do," MAM 32 «M. H«th T. Diddlebiick, .48, manu- •tftctlvM.at Mto*- 'itr**tfMftt .utuier, claims the ixtra pa*- E24 U 40 enders are just-wives returning For Sale at from shopping sprees. stance," Mr. .Diddleback told us. "She goes into the city every 431 SmiNGFIE^D AVE.. darn day and buys^unk. Then she esiila me at the office along about quitting time and I have to meet E.SCULLY her at some tearoom and lug her ft SUMMIT AVENUE and her bundles home with me I ran'remember when I used to en- joy the ride home nlone. Could' read my paper in peace. If you want' proof of my theory all you have to do is stand by the news Slenderizing! stand in the Hohoken station and Relax! No Exercise count the number of men who buy Spot Reducing With two papers. You can bet your bot- tom dollar that every two-paper Slenda Vogue Reducing buyer has a wife with him." System (OHM From Westehester Wilbur D. Oxblood, 53, real estate agent, is convinced the housing shortage has something to do with t.he mystery. He says, "Those 1,000 passengers. Ya know who they are?" Upon being reassured we did i\pt, he continued. "Well, son, I'll tell ya. They're people from Westchester. Yep, they gotta move so they're coming out to north Jersey, the most beautiful area of the east. Let me tel ya, out here in Jersey you can Call buy on© of the sweetest little Su. 6-0998 Fortunately for us and Journa- listic enterprise, Mr. Oxblood's META and EDWARO train arrived, Boarding tile train Yet no bigger outside M MOT SALON we ducked Oxblood and hailed tht 1 • i •. conductor to find out his views. Room 310 Bawett Bldg. "Sure, I know we take out a lot 383 Springfield Ave. Summit more than we bring in, but what ... here's the proof! can I do about it," he said. 'GwtM all of us conductors on all west- bound train.? miss about n 1,000 Size for she, in overall dimensions, the new Cotdspot Spacemasler tickets a day. When they hide is no bigger than other type refrigerator!... yet has 30% greater behind their paper they all look interior capacity. The comparison below proves H

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