COMPLETE OVER 5.000 Coverage in N*w» and People in Springfield4 Circulation - — - Read . It in the Sun t Read HID Sun Each Week OFFICIAL NKWHPAMER OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER VOL. XXIII, No. 51 BOROUGH Ot MOUNTAINSIDE SPRINGFIELD, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 ' TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFISLD 6c A COPY, $2.50 BY THE YEAR

LIBRARY TEACHING Candidates'Night IMPORTANT AT H. S. Delay Action Library instruction has become LISTEN an important part of the curricu- Moderator Named lum at Reglonal^The~]lbrSry~a!T the center of educational life of On Morris Ave. the school,' provides excellent read- ing and reference facilities. Because freshmen are new to high school they are Introduced Republicans Charge Parking Law to the library by means of a week's Disintegrates As instruction under thedirectionof- Miss Barbara Dimmers, librarian. Merchants and Work Is done through the fresh- Civic Units to men English classes. Lessons con- Of Democratic Split sist of general information about the library, pewcy Decimal Sys- Keane Joins Revolt Meet with Board tem, Card Catalog, dictionaries, en- cyclopedias, and Reader's Guide, Effort to Gain Control Action on the recommen- In this way students learn how and Asserts Club Is Founded dation of Police, Chief Run- where to find material and how to FRIENDS!! Is Beardsley's Belief select and use the material effec- yon that an ordinance be 1 tively. This provides pupils with On Suspicion and Fear — Don't know which Is more Im- - 0harle3 Beardsley, chairman of the local Republican passed prohibiting rush hour a valuable—moans— of extending portant, the fact that Tim Shee- county committee,.today frowned on the "split" in Dem- parking i in the Morris ave- knowledge and developing desir- Springfield's Democratic organization appeared to be han has told the Democratic organ- ocratic ranks as a "political-trick to gain control of the nue business district was able leisure time habits— disintegrating here today following announcement by ization to "go to the devil," or the _township^s:goyernment,!l "delayed by the Township Township Committeeman Francis J. Keane that he had •story about the bullet which passed I would like to congratulate Committee last night- pend- resigned from the executive committee of the Democratic within a couple -of inches of this our opponents on their recent bit Sat. RlnhSeries O. O. Cool Callahan Attacks • —°~ Club and from the club itself •writer's hearl . . . withdue modesty, of strategy, but it Is unfortunatp The Citizens League announced ing a conference with rep- QUITS CLUB Keane'a withdrawal was pre- we relinquish top billing in favor for them, that no one believes oday that O. C. Cool, local resi- resentatives of the Chamber ;eded this week by tho announced of Candidate Shcehan. them.,. I refer to the so-called Planned by Scouts dent and director of the Labor oFCommerce and civic Brown's Ability •esignatlon of Mrs. Charles Hill- 'epllt' between their candidates. Paul Callahan, Democratic can- An air of skepticism prevailed A series of Saturday niornjng delations Institute in M. Y. C, groups. , ,The session* will be naye, vice-president of the Dem? "Thla maneuver has long, been didate for the three-year term on >cratio Club. In, so doing, she Is throughout our entire conversa- 1 f 111 act as moderator at its Can- expected, as several weeks ago | |>m programs for local children held October 28 in the town the Township Committee, today tion with Tim Shcehun when he ldates' Night meeting on-Octo- hall. Letters, asking vari- •eported to have said she would -one—of—the.'r—leaders—was—trying will be presented by the town- ier 22. lashed at his Republican oppo- mpport the election of Timothy J. announced '.cutting;-of--all ties to determine the reaction it would ous groups to send^delegates nent, Fred A. Brown, for lacking 3heehan, Independent Democratic with pprty leaders . . . initially ship Cub Scout committee, begin- Cool only recentljo moved to- to the meeting, will be sent cause when made public. ning October 23 In the James Cald-- ipringfield and is neither politl- sufficient overall knowledge to :andidato for the Township-Com- we ' suspected a typical political Could it bo they are afraid to ,, ~ , , today by Township Clerk warrant his continuance In officer trick, one that) would virtually ., .., ... . - . .. . ; well School gymnasium, ally Involved nor is he personal- ifatoe, who.'started the ball roll- tie both candidates to tho present • Treat. . „ Collahan's statement follows:' guarantee a Democratic major- acquainted witli any of the four Ing last week when he said he minority members of the Town- -Showlngs will be each week "The voters of Springfield sure- ity on the Township Committee andldate's vicing for the two va-, Primary purpose of tho meeting, would continue in the rac\> on his ship Committee? "from 9:45 to 11:30 a.m. until next anciea that will exist on the ly realizc~that the office or • a next year . . . but Shaehan swore as described by Mayor Selander, wn from that point on. "Since the lust issue of. the May, according to Ben J7~Zeo)i, Cownship Committee. With the Township Committcomon has Keane said his resignation will by all that is holy, including; his will be the obtaining of several 1 -Cub_Scout commissioner. Admis- neeting in the hands of an eit- within ^ts scope duties other than iot Interfere with his support of wife's life, that the break, was Springfield Sun, I have_askcd_ views as to the best posslblo meth- sion wilr be 10 cents for Cub Mjrlenced conciliator, the League the. operation of the roads and ihcehan and Paul T- Callahan, the .authentic, justified and camo many pooplc who know the princi- od of eliminating the dally traffic pals, and^they are unanlmou« in Scouts and 15 cents for all other cols' those in attendance will get tleup. The session was recom- eewor departments. • Each Town- ther party candidate, for the about only as a result ot his own children. ship Committeeman is responsible- 'ownshlp Committee. He ex-, desire to wago a clean campaign saying they are convinced it is .clear picture of the differences mended_by_Committeemen Turk nothing more nor less than a Zeoll obtalnod use of the gym- n opinion and plans of prospec- and Marshall following an appeal for the overall operation of the iressed belief, howeverr. that Shoe- ... he makes no bonus about his municipal government. lan's withdrawal from the organi- dislike for Committccnmn George political trick, used in despera- nasium from the Board of Educa- ive committeemen. by Rld Kelly, club, president, and the effect Jipon the party he represents und Binder, please go early ns the Zeoll said the films help to fill that beth Presbyterial gathered In his- building code, to replace our ad- mittedly outmoded code. Treason, Says Turk ither by Shochan and his cam- . . . no other reason can bo as- voting win" be heavy..-Yon will entertainment gap. Programs will toric Flret, Presbyterian Church ialgn manager, Daniel Liicy. cribed to his treasonable conduot have the thanks of all election include animated cartoons, west- Victory for Brown last week fo*~ibs—twenty-seventh "At the Townehip meeting on Announcement last 'week by Timothy "j. Shochan of his con- . . . our past experience with ef- .officials." ...' *•• erne, and sorials as well as inw annual meeting. JHlghMghts were Wednesday evening, September In announcing his move, cCom- - forts t° divide our party can only structive films. inspirational messages by Rev. W. 20th, he failed to take full advan- inuance in the mce for Town- nlttceman_Kcanc Issued the fol- lead us to the belief that his action And Binder Urged Ralph Hall, D.D., of New York, tage of the opportunity to Invest ship Committee as an independent owing transcript of his rcsigna- Local Republican campaign Democratic candidate prompted is inspired by certain sources in PTA Will Launch head of the board of • Christian Idle Township funds In. short term m: ••'"•"' •••-.-..- the opposition party . . . we regret PTA Members Hear loadquarters/ yesterday, issued- the :eAUoatioh;-Mrs: Paul Wlnn, mis- government securities despite the lie following reply by Commlt- "In view of the events that'trans- 'that he should be influenced by ollowlng statement In support of sionary to Guatemala, and Mrs. rccommeridations-OfT:hc~Townshlp teoman George TurKI lircd at bho last monthly meeting such sources to_believe he can help red A. Brown and Albert J.' Cart Hahn, secretary of spiritual auditor and has served on the "My attention has been called 'f the Sprlngfiold Democratic Club, his candidacy by such conduct/' Drive for Members Binder for Township Committee. The Sprlngfleld-EEA-wil! launch Pleasfor Peace life. Committee for many years know- to the statement of Timothy J. hereby, ae of now, tender my res- "Peace is everybody's business "To the- newer people in town, Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Jr., of ing that a sizeable amount of this heehan, a regularly nominated jnatlon as a member of tho . 'Meanwhile, young Mr. Oullu- Its fall membership drive next and everybody's business depends ve say, you moved to Springfield Wostficld, president, welcomed the same cash wns left on deposit at candidate of the Democratic iprlngfleld Democratic Club: ' him, Shoehnii'K former running week. Parents and friends lire 3 on peace," Mrs. Durand Taylor,' ecause o'r a desire to be in the group, after an organ prelude by a nearby bank without the bene- arty-as-a-~membcr of~tlicTTown- ~"Tlie~ structure of the club \x mate, in telling folks he's bcon urged to join. The goal for this New Jersey PTA chairman of- dnd-lof—town-Springfleld Is—AMTV Mrs. Arnold G. Wright; of Belvi- fit of any interest accruing to the hlp Committee. ounded on suspension and fear. "stnbbod in the bnelc." year Is 1,000 members. -worldlcitizenship, told the Unloh changes from this point on you caw dore. Prayer was offered by Mrs. towiT "Mr. Sheohan accepted this nom- \s such, it cannotlast or endure. There are approximately 1,500- 3ertnlnly have a voice in,' If you And now about that_ bullet _. . • homea In Springfield with an av- County Council of Parents and John B. Cttowell, Elizabeth. Mrs. "He held up the organization nation at tho request of the Dem- certainly do not approve of tho Teachers last week at a semian- want a sensible, economically W. J. Conley, Cranford, vice- or. the Township Government on ocratic leaders, for whom I had ntornal workings of tho organi- when the. Incident happened all In- erage of four residents. The jound, desirable place In which tf tho candidates. Their views aro evening at the same time tra- lent a combination of experience member more than thirty-five .heir own. They either stand or_ jectory of the slug; definitely' indi- Bach fifty cent subscription is from all parts of the county. Those fihlp Attorney yet at this time he Party r. affairs. .-..._ ....-. • -.'-.,-. .'• . est "WHS" shatterbd by li bullet 7.". last - PTA- mee|-lngr~ - - Brogley.-statcr PTA-presldent,-both •also -vice-presidents, told- the- lack .of. theso qualities—the ly of generalities- arid- Inuohdoes airs, who has presented a clean "However, as a loyal Democrat, so the dragnet Is out for a youth Awards . for largest class sub- strossed the Importance of encour- from the mission fields. clouded Istsues of which ho speaks." for hl« unusual conduct. Certain- out-campaign-which has—reflected- , can assure you that I will work or group of youths whose Idea of scriptions in each school will be Ing world~wdei'staTHllWf!;~lh~tlicTf —-Dr.-Mall opoke on 'IKingdom ly I have not, and I am sure no us follows: One $5.00 prize for talks to the county organization. good -business ability and experi- Building," explaining tho scope responsible leaders of Uur Party or the election of the Democratic " having fun doesn't coincide with ence. Both men have pledged candidates. This stand • '11 prob- the normal pattern parents kindergarten to 3rd grade, Inclu- Mrs. Taylor called the "cold war" of the work of his department es- DeMoiay to Honor have- requested him to do or say sive. One $5.00 prize for -lth to « "war in the minds of the peo- themselves publicly to bring to tablished seven years ago. Ad- anything dishonorable to him or nbly not meet with your 'pproval who permit their children to own SpriiigTield. a government, free of tut I; want- it understooii that I rifles would change their 'minds 8th grade. The class reaching ple." She urged "deep belief In mlnlfitratlon of board activities Is contrary"" to the Interests of tho 100% first In the campaign will the ability of America to act with political partlanship and to strive carried on by forty field directors, Springfield people of Springfield. an party man and not strictly a pretty quickly If they' caught a 3lub member. receive a prize of $i; This per- common sense." The PTA, she for what is good for Springfield." he stated. Working In this area —Fidelity Chapter, Order of De glimpse of oiir shattered wind- "The record of our Party rep- "This letter will confirm my afc- shield. ' centage represents one parent of added, is one of 'the most powcr- are-Dr^=Erank-Goddcs and Miss Molay will confer the Legion of resentatives .and tho platform each child joining the PTA. The Jul means in the U. S.I to develop- Eleanor Ludy, The directors, Dr. Honor Degree on Walter W. Bald- tlons on the floor of the meeting Ifil—you—know tliin'ra are, 25 adopted by our Party clearly in- ind I hope will convey tho con- class reaching 200% first In the ing greater understanding with Hall stated, travel throughout the win "and T. Wesley Wright at 8:30 dicate this. • • Springfield* in the United'States campaign will focelve a prize of other nations. Adult School Now denomination .Interpreting church tents of this missive to the entire omorrow (Friday) at the Masonic "We can only assume, there- and three in "$2, This percentage represents policy, planning programs and of- Temple, 235 Main str'cet,' Orange. club membership." • • " . -size from Springfield, Vlrglnm, p p Dr. Paul R. Brown, superintends fore, thttt-he hue been misled Into fering counsel to pastors and The Legion of Honor, _thc highest (1910 population, IKK) to Spring- J>oth parent.^ joining the PTA. "orft oTnEinccttn schools,, made the Has 20a Students believing that such action will bo_ church officers. honor _wJiioh_can be conferred by fleld,-JiIe Girl Scout, organizations. plied. --••-.- mittee repremmttng all the Strmim, L. I., and Mt . Cora Itleg QU10NTLY COULD HAV& BEEN School as promptly as possible. clvlo groups. bo erected. of Hairlsbuig, Pa, 'AVOipED! Scout Comer. [Pago 21 THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, 1948 Delay Action upset Commitkiman Brown, road i Thu Springfield Republican Club Girl Scout Corner L-luiiriiian, who denied the condl- [ will hold a card party at the_Amer-_ r••.;;-;. —By TVrrsa- Doherty (Continued from Pugo 1) lion exited. His statenieiu wi!!.|ican Legion Hull on Monday eve- 4 A cordial invitation is extended Junior Citizens' Corner be contained in., u letUr to . the j nlnif, October 18. Tatle.and" door plan which would be li»i» harm- to all Springfield residents and group. I priws will be awarded. frion&B to visit thu Brownie and. ful, to local business. Girl Scout Exposition to hu held It WOM pointed' out' thar several Friday night,, October 2U, «:30 to merchants in the Morris nvenue 10 p. m. at the.Presbyterian Church stretch had spent considerable annex. .... _sumsln modernizing their stores 200 Morris Avenue , New Jersey n an effort to enhance the biibl- Mlllburn 8-1278 Every year, the Girl Scout Na- nrss area. A rush hour parking ibnal Organization sctd aside |Ono Enured u Mcond claw matter Ocic-W I, 1931. at Us* Port Offlo.. prohibition would definitely stop ,dpringfi«ld. N J.. under an Aci of March 8. 1818. week of the year an Girl Scout a good share of present tnisient Week, Tho particular woek-desij} trade, Bell stHtwi _• RAYMOND BELL, Publisher nated .Is always tho ono In which Juliette" Low's birthday falls, as If Springfield floes prohibit parking on the south side of GOOD-LOOKING GLASSES she waa the founder of Scouting PERFECTLY FITTED REGIONAL HI-LITES n the United States. This year, Morris avenue during morning by Barb ftoemer Girl Scout Week will be October rush hours and on the north side 31 to November 6. The Springfield in the eveningthen the state high- ASK YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN way department hns agreed to in- Leeyes begin to fall.find the huy Editor, Barbara Murphy; Typist^ 'ouncll is having an early cele- bration' of It by giving to tho elgnal setup from Melsel to Moun- rides begin. There wore two last Richard" Watts.. tain avenues in order to faciliate week, one given by the cheerlead- The Hallowe'en Jamboree, spon- Springfield people an exhibit of ers plus a few twlrlery and another sored by the Student Council Is what Girl Scouting covers for our the flow of ears. Cost to the town- by a group of Junior boys. I hear going to be held Friday, October •oungsters. This will bo held Fri- ship would only be a small percen- a good time was had by all. This 29th. day night October 29th. tage of the estimated 515,000 ex- week-end there's another with the ' See you at Caldwell, Saturday'. Please keep this date open and penditure. instigator being Johnny Toll. This So long. seo one of the real Interesting dis- However, a satisfactory substi- •41 MAM W, tAH OKANOl. H. Ju m VIM* is one time hay ain't for horses. plays of scouting. tute plan, if there l.s one, would 144 W«IN0FinD AVt, SUMMtT. H. 1 Who's K°inK to win it? Tho dues • Thank Von be submitted to the state in iin IUMMI1 i-SMt card race; that l«f. Freshmen are LETTERS Every Girl Scout, ovory Biownio effort to have It carry through on nhcad. with the Seniors making a Open Letter to I'uul T. Cullahan who attended the Lion's outing the truffle signals. • . , dose second. Sophomoreo • are "I appreciate the opportunity Tuesday afternoon sincerely ap- Kecreatloil thlrcf'and the Juniors bring up the you have given mn to state why preciated the- grand time tho i-e«r. (Wtiat Hoppcrrod?) ~ A full Hculc winter recreation I am backing Fred Brown, for •Ion's" Club made posslblo for program-Lu-boinB-planned-in-lho- The Orange 'and Blue did It Township Commltteoman. them. When the fun was overall) townshlp, according- to a report again! Somervllle wns defeated "Very plainly and frankly I am ho plentiful good eats enjoyed, by Committeeman Marshall. Re- iiji-6 and I do mean defeated. backing Fred Brown because I the scouts all safely returned quest-has been made to tho Board An Invitation What's this I hear, nbout H.H.S. 1 think he is by far better fitted for home, Echo Lake Park did re- of Education for use of local" THIS IS AN INVITATION, and not an appeal and the.ItosojBowl? the position on. the Township Com- sound with the Scout's happy schools three nighe a week for Regional was represented on mittee of Springfield yian you words-"Boy, what a tfwell time recreation und plans are under- for help. It is cordially extended to you by the people —the Junior Town Meeting over are." the Lions showed us—and what way by the park commission to of St. StepfierTs ChurchTlt has not been inspired or station WAAT last week. Inge- Frederick :-A._Hundvilie."._:___ eats." flood the Regional playground horg WIlIlafmTlmme oiit~flfsU~on" Board Mooting • " ' Biimbnrnor Photo area for Ice skating, Marshall said. prepared by the cWgy. It goes out to you from the the, panel discussion. The topic • Speeders Pined ;' Sitting pretty In her dress of dotted swiss, Is Barbara Jeanne pew rather than the pulpft. "What About The United Na- There Is an executive board Sprlngle, oight-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kcnnoth F. Acting on Marshall's recommend- tions'?" Ingcborg'.v alternate. w«d . Jack Horowitz, of 738 High meeting of the Glrl-Sc.out-Aasocl Sprlngle, a( 40 Evergreen avonue. Her light brown hair and blue oye ation, tho board' directed a letter' If you happen to have a church home or connec street, Newark,) was fined $23.50 atlon_tonlght,_ Thursday, at the to Jersey Centrul Powcr&Llght : Pnula Morgan. remind you of her father. Mr. Sprlngle., who Is employed by A. F. tion, kindly pass this invitation on to someone who is by Recorder Everett T. Spinning Library,. 8 p.m. Ruhl of Newark,' has been a lifelong' resldont of gprlngfleld. Mrs. Company asking for a street light Newark—Sunday News showed In. Police Court Monday night. He Paper Drive . survey In Lyons place and Battle not so blessed. ' . ••'.•• pictures-of. our boys In the Agri- was charged with traveling seven- Springlo, formerly of Hawthorno, moved here several years ago. Barbara culture Department last Sunday. Thla \i the 3rd Sunday of the Jea*nno has no brothers and sisters, thus all attention is focused or Hill avenue, where' several new : ty mllea an hour. Ann E. Wcin- month. Don't forgot to get your homc^' have been erected. . • If you have no churclmssociatlon, we cordially Saw a picture there of Sal' Cnsulo borg, of 2446 Seneca road, Scotch her. . .--.. and his cow. Wow, what a cow. papers out. Tho Girl Scout troops A letter,, from the Country Oaki>_ invite you to worship with us at St. Stephen's. We Plains, was flncc\,$13.B0o n a speed- and Boy Scouts now share In tho Association complaining of-holes _ _ The Hall Patrol under MISH Mld- Ing charge. 1 fire which will be at ono of the ;roop scribe and Joan Funcheon, have a minister, or rector as we call him, who Is a itiff has solectcd It's permanent net result. !. treasurbr. • ,-,, in Milltown road and. asking for man of God, and who, therefore,-is as good-a com«- officers. Ed Leonard. Is the cap- Troop Activities fltopplrig-off places. pormunont repair of the stroet Last Saturday, 10 fly-up Brown- Troop 3—At a regular meeting paiiion as he is a preacher. We invite you to meet him. tain and .the post lleutonaTita"for Lunch Room Menu Troop 1—Big time for these hold Tuesday, October 5, Edith the two floors are Charlie Schadlo, scbuto this Friday night. In Ueu ies wero invested at the" cere- "We have an organist and choir who strive Gerda Palmer, Carl Pcvrt, Ed In The menu for tho coming mony held during tho rogular Toomey,'' Mary . Richelo, Martha of a regular- meeting this Satur- Klsch and Doria Rosselet were Pioper, Ruth- Ebrcnz and Pat week at ' Raymond Chlsholm day, the girls arc going on a hay- meeting. They-wcro-Jacklo Binder, CORDURO/S through their music to make our services inspiring Daub. ' lunchroom will bo: Mary Cunningham, Anita Dohor- elected patrol., leaders. Barbara rldo Friday evening. Meeting place Stavoly waa namod American flag and cheerful. Assembly this week was-heM-on MONDAY ls..the-Mcthodlst_Chlir.ch,_TlmoJs ly, Marlene Drlnkuth, Nancy Froy, 2-pc. Suits Thursday Instead of Friday. Our Tomato soup, llvcrwumt sand- Harriot Morton, Carol Mueller, bearer with Edith Toomey and 5.98 But there is a deeper reason for this invitation. 6:30 p.m. Each scout Is to bring Eleanor Gruh, guide. Jane Bolles Sizes 1-3 gucsU worn Dutch' Dancers and wich, apple sauce- and milk a few eats to cook over the open Ethel Mueller, Judy Widmer and We who attend St. Stephen's find it a place where in ShigerH. Miss Mae'says one- 1« aup- TUESDAY BaTTmra Wolf. Is the boaror for tho troop flag. l Tom Sawyer some mysterious way we gain fresh strength to stand posed to b(! tho" Fnink Sinatra of Scrambled eggs, bakod potatoes, Her guards are Lolu Wagner and 'Nancy Frey -waa-eleot'^d—troop, "EiTa MaeTJahn. ' Lonqies.—— the sifaiiroflifeTTIirougli it our faith is renewed in Holland. (And thlW Is all .part of fruit jello, bread, butter and scribe and Kliren Larsen, troop Sizes 4-12 our education, girls.) milk. Waitresses treasurer. * the goodness of this life as well as in that of the next. Recently a representative from The Dayton News under the di- WEDNESDAY Troop 2—At tho September 30lh Men's 3 Your sharing with us what St. Stephen's has to rection of Miss Booth came out Spaghetti, _jneat sauce, cold Wanted!! tho Federal Government's Office of meeting of thla troop,' the girls Housing Expediter testified that Corduroy Pants. offer will of course be helpful tous all.-— this week, Most of the Regional slaw, peanut butter sandwich TAUT TIMK elected Joan Funchoon, leader of Sh.en 30-12 journalists graduated last yciur, and milk tho Public Buildings -Adminlstra- 11 ii. m. to 3 p. m. Patrol 1, Gloria. .Gallinl, Patrol 2 ion forces them to movo at least We invite you to St. Stephen's first of all because^ .but Paula Morgan, the edltoi-ln- THURSDAY and Diane Grlmer, Patrol 3, Reis Corduroy $ whief seems to havo found some Hamburg!), candied sweet pota- or ono of thoir offices every month Shirts. we ourselves have found in it or through it great new talent. Dolores Zelller is the S p. u>. to 0 p. in. Last. Thursday, the troop had tho Now Jersey Taxpayers Associa- 6.98 toes, carrots, peas, bread, butter \an enjoyable marefhmallow roast Men's Sizes spiritual aid that we realize is not, and Bhould-not-he,- feature editor and Tom Kavalln- and milk tion notes. sky Is tho Managing Editor. at Mrs. John Gates's homo. Mrs. "!/• not nnthjuul, money cluwr- for, ourselves alone. Therefore we sincerely, in the FRIDAY . TOPS DINER Gates hos an outdoor fireplace ' -Otheroare: Art Editor, Betty Prot- Grapefruit juice, salmon fish Route 20, Mountainside fully tofutnled" name of our common Lord, bid you welcome to the Ito; Advertising, Helen Peterson; and is very generous In offering place-where, we seek Him and where perchance you Sports Editor, Fred Hafncr; Busi- cakes, buttered boots, jam. sand- (Oppnultn Somerset Bus Tcrmlnnl) it to scouts for their use. wich and milk Play School ness Editor, Jim Genes!; Exchange WcHtfloia 2-B8IH Patty Allen has been named yourself may find Him anew. PRE-KINDERGARTEN RRETTLER'S AGE CHILDREN St. Stephen's Church NOW-ORGANIZING DEPT. STORE ' Main, Church, and Rector Streets for Information 242 Morris Avenue Millburn, New Jersey. VOTE Phone Mi. 6-2038-J Springfield, N. J.

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APPLICATION for house-to-pole are under construction and being1 connections, and like services to planned, for the 278 communities meet the phenomenal growth oc- we operate in. curring in the wide territory we We accept the challenge, are serve is now more than double that hiring every skilled workman we of any pre-war year .. . . Fact is can get, and will continue to; for many thousands of houses have we want to do our part in the new been built and thousands more' Electrical America that is building.

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(l'ald for !>y HoimMlouii Campaign Committed) K8348 THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1949 [Page 31 Temple Sisterhood • • Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hw-king. i\r.. CHURCHES Froehliclc-Oobum Wilj 4=JolcL Party ' 61. 141 Mllltpwn road, have re- r : The Prenbuterian Church PEOPLE WE KNOW ' -* The Sisterhood" p' Tenipli B'na!" celveif '~w6rd"of7 the" •blrtli"~or~a Wedding-Saturday . ."Bnir«"~W. .Evans.juibt By VIRGINIA BEEBE pmiel oj Millbum have completed granddaughter, Claudia Ann, born MV7"iirid" Mrs. Ernest Froehllck . Fhono Mlllburn 6-0812-W pliinn for, a Costume party and •last week to Mr. and Mrs. Frank 0:48 a. m., Church School. of Callicoon, New York, have an- 1 SPRINGFIELD dance to bo hold. Wednesday eve- .K, Hockihg: Jr., of Long; Bench, 11 a." m., Worship Service,rHer-. nounced .the en^Hgemrnt and com- George Vohden. of Bryant ave~ of Alvln.terrace .recently, enter- nTng; October 27, at Evergreen California.. mon topic "To Whom Much Hus ing marriage of their daughter, nue, a private first clasei In tho tained Mrs. Douglaa Craig, Mrs. Lodge, Square ujid popular danc- Been Given." v Miss Margaret Rose, lo- Robert Morlne Corps,- is viHitlng hla par- Hoard's sister of White Plains, ing, door prizea and refreshments Herman Kravls, Mrs. Hyman Pol- 11 a. mH Church Nursery Hour Edwin Coburn, son of Mrs. Theo- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Voh- N. Y>, and Mr». Beatrice Rawkins liick, Mrs. S, of .Union motored to Guilford A branch nf THE MOTHER CHURCH. THE FIRST CHURCH Or son, Jr., 67 Jefferson Avenue, Short ner class in which 18 participated CHRlST-SOIENTiaT.-ln Boston, Mass. —Sermon Topic: "The Significance Park', N. J. to visit Mr. .and Mrs.for their ability to ride. r - Sunday 8ervlco. 11:00 A M. Sunday School, 11:00 A M. of Suffering." • . Hills, on Wednesday, October 20, at Harold Cain and daughter, Sandra. • - WndiicK'dny. Mcetmi!. K'15 P to. At the Youth Service this Sun-, 1:30 p.m. Dessert will be served. ; Maple Syrup bot. 26 Reading Room, 340 SprtiiKfl'ild Avc Open dally 11:00 to 4:30 except The speaker, Mrs. Norman Go- Mrs. Arthur Lamb of Rose ave- Sundny and Holidays; «1BO Friday ovenlnus 7:30 to 9:30 and day, the young people will begin a Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Geddes and iiftcr thn Wndnqsdny mc>tlnK. sorlea of panned studies on the vette of Newark, will have as her nue has returned home from Over- threo daughters; Barbara, Norma look whore she was treated for a AUNT JEMIMA c = theme, "How America Worships." topic "Festive Tables for Bud- and Patricia, of Baltusrol way re- small The first discussion will be about geteers." She will demonstrate five dislocated elbow and a broken 1 cently returned from a fivo week wrist. • . . ' ,..' tho Jowlsh form of worship. Rabbi table sotting. ) supplying the crys- visit in Tarpon Springs, Florida Judah J. Soldier of Summit will be tal', china, linens, and flower ar^ PANCAKE FLOUR ' large at the home of Mr. Gefldes' par- Mrs. Quinzel of Flemor avenue the featured speaker. After his raiigements to conform with differ- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geddes. short talk, an opportunity for ent— color, schemes and Individual entertained the program commit- Charles Geddes is. a former Union tee of the evening group of the questions will be provided. Next periods.<0i For example one table County assemblyman. 1 Campbell's Beans . . 2 cans 25c g month, another study on the. same will feature a French pottery fruit Women's Society of Christian Service Monday night. The mem- general theme will be undertaken.,, and vegetable platter. The flowers Jit — used In the arrangements will be Mrs.- M. H.- Rochclle of' Marlon bers of -the committee arc' Mrs. Parents of small children may avenue, who has been confined to 1 Worship together by attending the awarded as doo.r.prizes; rutchey of Bryant avenue, Mrs, CRISCO 1 Ib. can 41 her home with a severely sprained Thorp of Marlon avenue and Mrs. Early Service while the children wrist Injuredat-a tell Jn her office, Knowles of Salter street. How Much Should One arc In their Church School classoa. Annual Meeting 1 $ Members of tho Overlook Hos- will be hostess thla week to Miss SPRY_ pital .staff who will attend the Eleanor McKeown of Detroit, Spend for Si. Stephen's annual meeting of the New—Jer- Michigan and Mrs. Vera Sllva, her Episcopal Church sey State Nurses Association to be niece, of Dorchester, Mass. m Green Giant Peas.... can 20c = Funeral Services? ^ held at Asbury Park on Thursday, * • * JMUiiy. mid Saturday of this week Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Jakob- BRIDAL , One satisfactory guiding rule is that Rev. Hugh W. DickiiiKon, lector are: Miss Rose Braid, rt. N., Mrs. sen and daughter, Lynn, of Moun- services and furnishings should be in 8 a. m., Holy Communion. Emily Downes, R. N., Mrs. Edythe tain avenuo spent Sunday In Mil- keeping with the families standard of 9:45 a. m., Church School und Kletler, R. N.', B. S., director of ford, Pa., with Mrs. Jaliobsen's PHOTOGRAPHY AMD living. Bible Class. nurses, Mrs. Esther . Neff, R. N., parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Qulnn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Heard It is our function to provide you 11 a. m.( Morning Prayer and and Mrs. Arthur W. Smith, direc- tor. Two third-year student nurses, Candid Wedding with appropriate accommodations at Sermon. NurHlng Glee. Club .. .11 a. m., First Sunday in month; minimum-cost --—-^ acon and( ^ Mil- Mr. Ralph Hunter, a musician Picture Stories Holy. Communion (Carol), and dred Rehm, and two members of VEGET/SBIES Sermon. well known to lofial audiences, will the School of Nursing Committee. again conduct the Glee, Club' = SNOW WHITE 11 a. m., Churoh Nursery for chil- Mjsa Eloise Johnson chairman, YOUNGS dren whoso parents wteh to attend which has boen organized by the Formal Portraits c Tnvd~MIss~Pa'mc]a Lyall, will also students of the Overlook Hospital the 11 o'clock service. This group attend. The principal speaker at MUSHROOMS...... lb.39 FUNERAL HOME Is open to pre-school, kindergar- School of Nursing, Under his this meeting will be DK E~L.guidance' last year the students ten and_fJrst_Jhrough third grade Brown, PhD., author of the'recent = VINE RIPENED j youngsters. ' won butsraH"dthgf~iCwnTds"in—the CHESTER book, Nursing for tho Future, who annual musical competition held MS-4O MAIN ST. ~M«.LBtW*N St. James Church has already revolutionized some for Now Jersey achools of nurs- I (Honey Dew) MELONS . each Springfield aapects of nurse education. ing. JOHNSON t • • • Sunday Masses: PTA Broadcast 446 Morris Avenue S iYOUNG TENDER' 7:30 a. m. Mrs. S. M. Collins, Union County Touring Va. 8:45 a. m. radio chairman of the New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beardslcy f , "''"" 10:15 a. m. • Parent-Teacher Association, has of 103 Tboker avenuo. left today _.Springftold._K.JL_ I JTRIKfi_BEAHS.. SPRINGFIELD AUTO PAINTING 11:15 a. m. announced the first of a county (Thursday) to motor through series of broadcaststwhloh-wll! be Virginia visiting Richmond, and = "UTAH" St. John's ... represented by. "Union County Skyline Drive. They will return Mi. 6-0642 teachers and parents in the sur-homo Sunday. AND BODY REPAIRS. INC. LutheranChurch rounding area, will—begin—Satur- | PASCAL CELERY—...taeh 19'I Summit * day, October 16. The_nxogram will Rev. W. & Hlnmnn, Ph.D. be broadcast over station WNJR from 11:05 to 11:30 n, m. Tho topic 52-54 Springfield Avenue, Springfield Bible School D:d5 a. m. this week will be "Preparing the Worship ' 10:45 a. ra. Serinon: Small Child for School." A series "Tho Scientist's Picture of God." TINY MARTINI, MuniiRor"• 6t,_clght bi'ondcast.1 will be—fea- Luther League .-luncheon-6-p. nv tured. (Formerly Titty's Auto Paintitiff, Inc. Louis A. Roborts of Stratford, , , of Springfield) Conn., Is spending this month with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ton F. Roberts FOR YOUR PEN of 23 Country Club lane. Bridge Party This week we are not going to advertise PARKER -The Woman!a_Club of Spring- a "Special" as We have been doing weekly for '—zSUPERCEllQME __. field and-Mlllburn, und«r-tho-«pon- "the pasryear. Tbdal^irtSteadrwe aiegoiur COLLISION, for your Parker '51 sorship of the Ways and Means Department, will • hold n bridge to tell you about something we supply you SPEARS QUICK party on Friday, October 22, at the BODY and FENDER WORK Glcnwood School auditorium, Short with every week in the year, and it doesn't for all pens Hills. Dessert will be served—nt -havea price tag-attached to it. It is some- eight o'clock, The men are especial- thing the people of Springfield have come PAINTING - SIMONIZING IN ALL COLORS ly invited. There will be door A. O. SI I I I II prizes. to rely upon day in and day out; that in- JICWKUCR Attention tangible item of "SERVICE." Millbum 6-4355 £= ARMOUR STAR .309 Mlllburn Avimui; Attention all high school girls! /• Millluirn Are you interested In aviation, community . service, swimming, Like Jill other package stores, we carry -bowlmg~a'rchcry. golf, Ice skating, all the leading brands of beer, wines and I SMOKED HAMS -.^n£ clan el ng or dramatics? These and many other Interesting activities "flqiroi'sr-baLaiong with that we have prompt, arc part of the new senior scout1' .ing nmjyntrir~flrrcyirn'ls~irrtcTe? establish" C 7 we have a Tug cleaning-service ... pick up and — ^2,-at—tho-Shelter-Hounc,.-Taylor. -ments do- r : :—: I Chuck (Bone In) Pot Roast 69 § Park, (corner of Rldgewood road lb delivery, latest sanitary processing, and a really nnd Main street, Mlllburn.) So feel free at anytime during the week modest charge. Care, you know, prolongs the life of those fine orientals (*note store hours below) to call us for that DAIRY DEPT. and those irreplaceable broadlooms. Order whether it be beer, wine, liquor, soda, S ARMOUR'S, PRINT Every.home can use a new lamp shade as these autumn evenings lengthen etc., and you can be assured of prompt atten- on tion. ... , . .reading to catch up on, better radio programs, friends dropping in again. We've set our beautiful shades on a com- Bowling Shoes 1 BUTTER „ Woitwti'ti nix*'* 3% - 9 75c paring rack, another new thought for Rigby shop- STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. S ARMOUR'S WHITK Mtmyn HIWH 6 - /.'* pers. Dozens of parchments, silks, plastics, and Monday through Saturday ..Highway 24 $3.95 novelties, all lighted at the flick of a single switch. In historic Springfield EGGS a.. You see them all at once ... no fumbling or GOLF SHOES Delivery Hours: 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. 89c 7 ' reaching,'' Just seeing this ingenious display is Monday through Saturday Sante Cottage Cheese cup 17c worth a call at our store. • $9.95 I''ull MOII-H Our Specialty Whether you arc an old settler or some., of our Shopping Is A Habit!! grand new neighbors we want you to know us Milton's Liquor Store If you do not Nhop hero, We belluvd it would bo a ^ COLANTONE GOOD HAI1IT to IWIRIII . .. and we want to know you. Let's get acquainted. MILTON BIIXKT, Prop. SHOP HERE AND SAVE!!!! Mlllhuru d-i&Zl. 24(5 Morris Avc. Mlllburn (i-1621 Itamembev—OPEN VKIDAV TIL9 P. M. ^401 Morris Avenue Open Evenings Mlllburn 6*0900 SHOE SHOP Prompt—Free—Efflolnnt-^oiirtcouft—Oollvory !M«-A Morris Aye. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICES OFFERED USED CARS FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY. GROVK Employment. AKenoy^-For 40 •—FURNITURE . :-»—MISCELLANEOUS »—MABON-CONTKACTOBt MALL wall wash bmln. Bu. 8-21M. yea/rs. offering only finest domestic RADIO—CJ. K. ". console, lmndbome JOSEPH Rudlst. Ui»on-Contr»eto» TAMPS—OoUooilnni uu; help: -ooupies,-day, full.- part -tlroe.- 2U-0KLWH AQUARIUM *nd. jiund,. 8ton». ortcfc- •idewat'U. " All typ* tili. 1079 Bprlngfleld avenue. Maple- cabinet "arid* very fine condition". First' wllh tropical full, heater, filter, »30. old enveloDM & cbrreipbndanctV CLASSIFIED »15, takes It. Millburn 6-0857. also ' 17 watt phone and mllce concrete work 8*0 6-1361-J wuitvd (or-highest cub price* Will W(4od, South Orange 3-3303. AMPLIFIER. «10. Summit 6-6131-M. O'REILLY MOTORS call. A Brlnlcmui. 870. Otrletno CHIPPENDALE, walnuiTo^plece 'dining GENERAL contractor, asphalt drive- IOUL WUlUt room set. oval glau closet, to match, MODEL RACE ways, cement work, walks, walls. FOR SALE excellent condition. Bu S-2803-J. E. A. Magllaro. Maplewood, N. J. IAMONDS, colored stones, gold and BOATS. TRAINS AIRPLANES at South Orange 2-6374. . . . 79 North Park St. \ '. silver; authentic appraisals,. IMPORTANT NOTICE BABY'S large crib and chiffonier. handicraft materials' for sale in a JEAN R. TACK, certified gemolbglat.. . TO ALL ,., goott-condltlon. Ml. 6-4071-M, wide variety at AMERICAN HANDI- CRAFTS COMPANT/-TNC.. 54 BOUtB £ East Orange, N. J. 70 ytM.it In Newark. 11 Wllllani St. (•-IN-l ClASaiFIED COMBINATION) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS. COUCH, newly Jlpholslered lost Octo- Harrison street. Eut Oranpce OR i- ANTIQUES, rurnlture, chln» glau. All classified ads, appear automatically ber,~g»eiu~Chatham 4B8I3^R 7105 /• STORM sashSCREEN. comblna.tloS D doors, lamp*. Copper Kettle. (17 Morris OUaaUleel A4T«rtJjrln* wtll ba Uutmd U> all sU ol the iMwapatwra ll*t*4 below Avenue. Bnrlngtleld Short Hills 1- far onl» u>en outi pw wont In all six papers luted below OHINE8E Chippendale couch, green EXEROW exercUifng machine, combines screen and combination porcnu, Take Advantage of Our damask slipcover, Phllco radio con- rowing anoprldlng action. Keeps one screens rewired and repaired 1M1-W Wi buy and ull W. »J*o (MIXIUUM OHAROB 10 WORDS — 1» ODTTSk Summit Herald Phone SU. 6-6300 sole. Short Hills 7-3008. buy tM Maplewood-News. '" SO. 2-3252 fit. Almo^Chewr sur«*;45i6*- -. HELLER SCREEN AND OABB WITH OBDEB MUST sacrifice semi-period living room I . coach and mattresa, Fall Clearance Sale IE PAY highest casb prices for any- So. Orange Record " SO. 3-0700 set and new slipcovers" "Excellent LUMBER OO. thing. Antiques, china, sllter. brto- 6-7423:• * - Bprlngfleld and Onion Avenue* a-brao paintings, rugi Ynur »ttl» «O. ORANGE MBCORD SUMMIT mrp"" Millburn Item " MI. e-1200 condition. Reasonable.* Call' either •u S-8J0O Montclalr 2-9504-J or Chatham / MODEL BOATS 8u 8-6410 . New Prottdenu. N J. VE HAVE A CHOICE OF 40 OF contents our specialty, •o. Or J-OTOO . ' Chatham Courier " CH. 4-0600 4-3669-J. T8AIKS, AIRPLANES, RACE OARS A Ereolngi Essex 8-1773 SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS UAPUWOOD KIWI SPBINUPIELD BUM Springfield Sun • " ML 6-1276 handicraft materials for sale In a THE CLEANEST AND MOST 47-4B Bummlt Av«. So Or. 3-ni* Mil I burn t-lnt In order to maintain production CONSOLE radio, perfect condition, VL-/ wide variety at AMERICAN HANDI- CONCRETE BUmmit 8-2118 schedules It U necessary that all clas- cellent buy, andirons4 , fireplace UILLBURN BHOKT-HILLS ITEM screen tools. South' Orange 2-8303< CRAFT COMPANY INC.. S4 South RtADY-MIXED REASONABLY PRICED CARS iO.Y'8 blue suit, size 20 or 34. Bu. (5-14O1 CHATHAM oonia Ulllburn «-lJO0 sified copy be placed with your local Harrison itrert East Orange OR 3- ^newspaper office not later than ENGLISH fireplace With Phllcj>xrodlo. COMMONWEALTH IANDMADE braided rug, from 9xia to Chatham 4-0000 •—Typographical 7105 12x14. Prefer oval. Must be In good 5 P. M. EACH TUESDAY Good condition. $50. Walnutf dinette CONCRETE CO. IN THE STATE table, chairs. Maple youth bed. STORM SASH condition. Ml. 6-1803. mon, DO» the fault oe" the advertiser, will be adjusted br one free Insertion EARLY^COPY COMBINATION DOORS Prompt Service— High Quality 'E PAY CASH for your, uied turnl- South Orange 3-2148. / LUMBER MILLWORK ture. antiques, silver, books, brtt-ft- ALL COPY MUST BE IN BY 5 P. M. TUESDAY GETS BETTER SERVICE CALL SUMMIT 6-7177 MODELS FOR 1948 TO 1838 MAPLE dinette extensio1 n table and Plywood •— Sheetrock —• Flooring TAPESTRY, needlepoint; or loom, brac, paintings, works of- art,- etc^ PHONE YOUR LOCAL PAPER four chalrs.-excellent condition. $75. Shingles — Oarage Doors — Shutters made, repaired, cleaned by expert. GEORGE'S AUCTION ROOMS Large' leather cocktail table, »25. Mouldings — Knotty Pine — Codar Call Mrs. Nadler. Utlllngton EVERY CAR GUARANTEED 83 SUMMIT AVB. Chatham 4-233I-R. Tel. Bummlt 6-OMfl HELP WANTED—Femole^ HELP WANTED—Male I—ANTIQUES Lining —1 Ping Pong Tables — Kitchen 7-0540-W. FRENCH walnut dining room suite, Cabinets — Corner Cabinets '— Book- Wi will buy your attlo content* YOUNG MEN HELPERS MANY antique* Including furniture, cases — Hardware PIANOS TUNED OPEN DAILY FROM glass, china, Thursday, Oat. 14, Fri- French ^drawing room suite, mar- MANTUB PIECES Reginald Belcher. - Church organist BEST PRICES PAID On light shoot metal work day, Oct. 15, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., 30 quetry/tables, mirrors, antique high and - tuner. * 35 years. Morruitown or China, Silver, Figurines; content* boys./grandfather clock and other HILTON SCREEN A! LUMBER CO. Experienced oil Installation man DeBary Place, Summit, N. J.- j 2170 Springfield Ave., Vaux Hall, N. J. 4-5423. • • ~S A7M.TO 10 P. M. if attlci, etc. Appraisal given (or noml- Girls! home effects. Private sale. 96 Kings PHONE UNIONVILLE 2-7108 lal foe. Theo.'Qeneruttl Art Ejccbange. LABORERS MAPLE finished drop leaf table, 6 legs, rcfod, Chatham. Starting October 14. SPECIALIZING IN !73 Millburn Avenue Mlllburn «-17«5 u\-/.o 63x46 open. Chatham 4-5049. OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS_ POLISHING AND SIMONIZINO OARS PHONE. ORANGE 4-3830 To dig holes for oil tank: Installation 'TWO piece living room set. good con- ~CaUWm. Johnson, Orange 4-3307 VANTED—half size violin with case, vAPPLY SATURDAY A. M. THE WHIFFLETREE—Antiques bought, dltlon, $45. . Can be seon at The Of all kinds • bow an*) music stand for 8 year old Women! Acme Air Conditioning Co,, and sold.-Tel. Su. 6-1726 or 8u. t-Ml, Summit Express Co., Railroad AVo., OVERHEAD TYPE DOOR CO., 31—MOVING—STORAGE girl. Phone Millburn fl-0745. 24 Franklin Place 785 Bprlngfleld avenue. 8ummlt£>/ Summit, N. J. Summit. K. J. 1388 Bprlngfleld Ave., Irvlngton, N. J EXPRESSING—Trucking, all Jersey IEWINQ MACHINES. All makei , ' 1-A—AUCTIONS / DINING set, 8 plcoes, excellent condi- Phone Essex 5-5800, points. J. T. Murray,. P. O. Box 106. est prices. Free estimates. South < HERE'S. AN INTERESTING. LAUNDRY route man. Young married tion. Su. 6-1808-W. -—» " Murray Hill, N J. 8U. 6-0323-W. GUARANTEED USHJD OARS, ange 3-064(3. Mac Lean Sewing Cen- man lor established suburban -routs- MODEL TRAINS , MOVING. STORAGE. reMonabU: .«- ter. 157 Maplnwood Ava.. Maplewood. Phone or call In person. Mayflower S T OR AGE SA^LE. MAHOGANY chest on chest, with glass AIRPLANES. RACE OARS. BOATS 8f "010 undersigned wilt sell at public lop. solid mahogany night table. Su. frlgorators moved: piano hoist. Daily 047—PACKARD 6 Sedan, 20,000 mllea, STEADY, WELL-PAID JOB Laundry , Company, 56 Mechanic 6»1131.R,Jlke-now handicraft materials for sale In a trips to N Y O LIBERTY STOR- radio, beater and over-drive, like FURNISHED ROOMS —street—MWbum.JMl,_6_-14QO,-_ |-auctlon..a.nice lot of .household goods-! wide variety at AMERICAN HANDI- AGE-CO. Ma. 2-4898: Night*. Euel new. and a very Interesting lot of antiques, ANTIQUE love seat, with- two Bide CRAFT COMPANY. INC.. H South 3-67B9. FURNISHED roonv gonfl _ location - OPERATORS | at • ,. ' ' chairs, on tip top mahogany table Harrison street. East Oranire OR 3- 041—PACKARD Clipper, beautiful In- Springfield. Call MU. 6-0772-M. RIGHT NEAR. HOME TO RUN LIGHT AUTOMATIC ZIPPER two mahogany rush seat chairs, no • 7105 LIGHT trucking, L. Gauthler, P8 Townsehd's' Storage GLENSIDE AVE.. STIMMIT. N. J. side and out, radio and heater. LARQE double room, wood burning MACHINES. SHOULD HAVK PRIOR dealers. Su 6-3807, Sat. 9:30 to .A ATTENTION ' Christmas shoppers I SU 6-8954-R. ' fireplace, running water. Very attrao- MACHINE OPERATING EXPERIENCE. /Warehouse Mon. till noon. Hand knit articles. . children's »4p—PACKARD 120 Sedan, one own- tlve neighborhood; Su. 0-0807-R. MUTEX PRODUCTS, INC., 511 MORRIS smocked dresses and hand palntod LIGHT TRUCKING STorth,Ave. Westfield, N. J. WILL give use of furniture, exchange er, very cltfan, radio and heater. AVK., SUMMIT. • __ for room in congonlal family- Box glasswaro, made to order. Barbara H. G. SEARLES & SONS. 204 . MorrU LARGE room, private jbath with board. / Wed., Oct. 20th 57, c/o Summit Herald.. . Stollory, Chatham 4-3630. avenue, 8prlngtlcld, Ml. 6-0709-W. 1040—PONTIAO 8 Sedan, exceptional for refined business couple only. '•" A SALESMAN-'-• used car. ,y Near transportation. Garage avall- Opportunity for Hl^h Typo man, Sale from Warehouse ' MAHOGANY chest of drawers, ohalrs, CAMERA, Clroflcx with Rapax shutter, 3Z—PAINTING DECORATING — able*. South Orange 2-0460. • work through department Btoro on llko now. All accessories. Chatham Telephone loads arid' sorvlco calls. Stotidy as-, at ten o'clock large mirror, chlffonlor. Su 6-1231. 4-7555 aftor IP, M. " SCHMIDT 31 LANUWEHR 030—PONTIAC, convertible coupe, THE EUCLID, 18"EU011d aVehue^two surcd earning $350 up per month. Car CRIB, waterproof mattress. Good con- PAINTING - DECORATING new top, radio dnd heater; A-l large connecting' roorns,_J)eaut!fully__ ".ocossary. Interview Saturday ,8-11 ANTIQUES dition. $20. Phono Ml. 6-1114, M1.6- SIXTY gallon galvanized oil can, -PAPER-HANGING mechanically, a bargain furnished, running water, ' near . m. Tho Hoover Co., 23 West/West- Esr7pl'lkldl p 1224 after 6 p. m. round. Aluo gan rdngo. Su. 6-0266-J. Interior — Exterior transportation, Ideal acoomrhoda-* old nvonue, Rosolle Park. . --* - • bourd- (butterfly hinges), historical MOVING—Mlscollaneous salo, glass- UNIONVIliLE 3-7108 038—PACKARD 6, convertible coupe, ttons for 1-3 people. Refined. Bum- Operator bliio china, primitive prints, old maps, TELEVISION 1001 Pfcllco 10 lnoh Table ware, china, linen, brlo-a-brac, etc1 D MoORAY. painter, pape radio and heater, excellent con- mlt 6-0140. model. Bargain, Short Hills 7-2212. • dition. MECHANICAL >etlt point , and ombroldorcd plc- Su. 6-2831. Si decorator. Su 0-J5317-M ATTRACTIVE room, furnished, for gen- urcs, early paintings on glass, (For 8—irousriioi.n noons Good itartint) salary, John Bollcs and Son), French prints, TWO ladles' rod. wool suits, ono 3-plece WANTED' HOUSES TO PAINT "'COME IN AND SEE THESE tleman, quiet 'homo, nice residential DRAET'SMAN SECOND hand. Prosperity ga» ra'h'K'e"* In ' twoo*d, small sly.e, Irish linen "1-ytiru O. B. White. Jr., Painter and Decora- soctlon. Summit 6-1460. PULL OR PART-TIME urrlor & lyps prints, Incl: "Jay Eyo Ijood condition. Telopnono Millburn v tablo cloth, 12 napkins; 4 drawer rg^1Ed8ltn 8 CARS pay jwhilo learning, Soo" by Dictator, old glaus, Wodg- 1 BUSINESS man, * ten minutes from LAY-OUT Oft DETAIL' .6-0872. . — r • astool filing case with lock; over- 6-1103-R Free estimates. Lackawanna station, Su. 6-1509-W. wood place plates. Royal Worooutor Bluffed arm chair, club stylo; dress FiN 4 raises first year™.; EXPERIENCE (iouj)s', other fine china*, mir- THOR Wiishlng machine • Good con- PAINTER and paporhangor wants work LARGE front; bedroom, residential rors, art objoots,' Oriental rugs. Fine dition." $50.00. Call Millburn 6-0218. _'.sult, size 44, tall. Summit G-21Q3. Interior and oxtorlor work. Work- LOW DOWN PAYMENTS y CALL manship guaranteed. Reasonable. section, prlvato homo, breakfast op-? SUMMIT 6-1000 books on nntlqucs. HOUSEHOLD furniture. IPro war Knabo PRAXTDOS onlargor, 35 mlllmotor'and tlonal. Desirable. Chatham 4-47*T OCD 2 1/4x2 1/4, with lens ana easol. $30. Prod Piopcr. 1~Springfield Avenue: I—DEL SHORT A SON? INC. HOUSEHOLD GOODS baby grand piano, .table-radio, olectrlc Short Hills 7-2240. ". Springfield, N. J. Millburn 6-070D-R LARGE bedroom for ront. man pre- ..... , gardner, handyman* appliances, glasswaro, pans, etc. 50 ferred.—Near transportation. Oha.tr Short Hills. Two In family, will pay Mahogany bodroom aot-Complote, other Elmwood' Placo. Short HUlu. 10—MUSICAL INSl'UUMKNTS HENRY tNGELS 76 PRANKlLINr PLACE. ham 4-2322-J. Pleasant surroundings. Your /top ourront Wages. Address Desk 35, bedroom set3 and odd pieces, living room sot, othdr living room ohalrs, STRETCH curtains plain J1.00 pair, VIOLIN,. Stradlvarius type $25; Motro- Painting' Si Dccortlnn Contractor Summit,'N. J. Bummlt 6-6481 lOMFORTAfiLE bodroom, continuous "•O Box 226, Church St. Anriux, Now ruffjod $1,25 pair,- Mlllburn 0-2038-J. nbmo, perfeot, $5; Easy lronor, needs co-workers are your friendly PO Box tables, ,2 eloc. refrigerators, • dining : Expert Color Styling—Pine Paper- hot wator, 5 minutes to bus and* York 8. room furniture, sowing machines, SMALL nlzo 4-5 cu. ft. Frlgldalro, ox- repair, $2OrMI*ro-O65O. . hanging station, 27 Walnut St., Bummlt, N.J. iERVIOE station attendant, nlitht vacuum cloaners, chostti, all. typos of collent working condition, about 10 NEW Spinet pianos, used Grands ana B93 Pennsylvania Av«.. Dnlou URNISHED room with steam heat. work 11 p. m. - 7 a. m. Van Wlnklo chairs, rutllo-phono con*\blnatlpn book- years old, $50., ono kltohon tablo, Uprlghti-for inlo or rent by the Unvl. 3-1246 ' ALWAYS Millburn 0-0782-J. Call Chief Operator Easo Station, 587 Millburn Avenue. canes, lamps, mirrors, drapes, kltchon- porcolaln_top. Acccpt-rcasonablc-Of- |—._mqnth;-MO_4J«4"2_or^wrlt8_arafts- JPAINTING ATTRACTIVE double_ _room. for ' two "•.UTOMOBILE1 mechanic, excellent ware, many cartons, • barrels and for. Su. 6-0463-J. "--— mah PwnoShoprMorrls-Plalus^N' J Interlur ii. extorlor.-Also paperhanglng trunks, contents unknown at this ANTHONY BEATRICE, Su: 6-4536-W "KEEP IlV MIND— gontlomon, private bath, referencen pay, opportunity for skilled man, time, - DOUBLE bod mattress in oxcollont con- SLIDE TROMBONE—Artist model. E. exchanged. Short Hills 7-3607-R. clean modern dhOD, Su. 6-1165. dition. Reasonable. Call evenings, K. Blouslng Co. Good condition. 502 Plalnflold Avo.. Berkeley Heights. Apply 540JJroad St., TERMS CASH SH 7-3010. N. J. THE FAMOUS HOLIDAY LARGE front room, suitable for 1 or 'RAINING, mold Rpottor, lathe opera- HENRY P. TOWNSEND. Sh. 7-3390. 2. 15 Woodland Ave., Summit. N. J. Newark, N.^J., Main Floor tor, reclaimer, work In Now York VIRGINIA BROWNLAgcnJu^ NTtXON—apartment—wa*sricrr""2~oheot HAZBLTON upright piano, obony cab- W. W. STILES is OO. Olty for approximately one, month FREDERICK M. BROWN, Auctioneer. nlzo, in fine running condition, 420. inet, stool. Summit 0-0545. „ 210 Crawford Terrace, Union, N. J. MOTORS FREE room and board for middle aged then work In Now Provldonco, N. J. —Su— 6-7027-Jr PINE PAINTING—PAPERHANGINa, woman In . exchange for caring for permanently, "t.O6-tI.O6—per—hou>v] z— mcvcLES l*>—BIHPB a PETS Intorlor •— Exterior Hi year old baby. No cooking or NEW JERSEY BELL otart7-Apply 157 Ohamhors St., Now BICYCLES, chain driven, tricycles and ICE box, good condltl6nr$15.-Mlllbu*rn tRISH sottor puppies Three month* Plastorlng — Floor Scraping HOME OF housework. Write PO Box 208, Mill- York City. 15th floor. English bicycles bought, Hold and 6-0874-M. — — old. of the famous Hlgclns brood- E Z TERMS burn. TELEPHONE CO. OIL burner mechanic,, to. do furnace ropalrod. 42 Main stroot, Millburn. PRIGIDAIRE. 12 cu. ft., double door, ing Whlppany 8-0246 FOR ESTIMATE CALL THE HOLIDAY HUNDRED LARGE furnished room, private horn*. cleaning. Call Dawson, Millburn 6- —Ml-6-0044: > largo milk bottlo spneo, porcelain BOSTON Torrlor puppies. Nlco soloc- Unlonvlllo 2-7285-J Unlonvllle 2-3833 Su. 6-3116. — 1720. ELGIN man'3 blcyclo; full.size,-double enainol, lnsldo and out, Immaculate. tlon. Madison 6-0285-W. EXTERIOR & 1MTERIOR WHERE ONE or two rooms for ront, lnqulr* bar; basket on luggage carrier; bal- Porfoct working condition. Soilin1g be- Painting 6s docoiatlng ills papering 9 Houry St., Summit, Su. 6-6528-J. YOUNG man-to—lislp- In store. Part loon tiros; good condition; $20.-Sum- cause - ownor won rofrlgorator on PONY Shetland, guntle 3 years old, Best material and workmanship.. time, throo full-dayn or 1/2 of every radio program. Su. 6-2203. guaraaiteed- to ride and drlvq Mill- QUALITY AND LARGE pleasant room, 223 Morris Ave., day. Gordon • L. Hubort, 517 Mill- mit 6-7002-J. burn'6-'4375-J. Modorato prices. • Summit 6-0D10-J. COUNTER GIRL burn Avo., Millburn. BOY'S 28 Inch blcyclo; 8u. 6-410B-M. NEW, oloctrlc roastor, alno bnlccs beau- W. Scclbach, Unlonvlllo 2-1671 FAIR DEALING REIGN tifully, porfoct condition, automatic BEAGLE, hound, 0 months old, 215 33A—PIANO TUNING ATTRACTIVE room. Buslnoss Gentle- man as dollvory truck driver BOY'S blcyclo 28 Inch, good condition, control. Summit 0-2204-R. ' Passalc Ave, Summit, N. J. man. Quiet residential section. Su. and stock clerk. Opportunity to train $10. SO. G-M06 or 3070. A-i PIANO repairs a spoclalty. Experl 43 NORTH PARK ST. 6-3B05 after 6 P. M. . - APARTMENT nlzo danoral Electric -rn- YOUNG female monkey and oago, $50. 1 FOR STORE for linoleum mochanlo or carpot GIRL'S 26 Inch bicycle, bnijkct, mirror, Call Summit 0-3356-V, tuning, $4. votoran. Glgllo. Essex 5 LARGE cheerful front room fur- layor. Gordon L. Hubortr517-Mlllburn frlgorator. Motor guaranteed. $60., 1608. EAST ORANGE Ave., Mlllburn. * noodn tlrosr*l-7—MI.-U-1504-" call Friday or Monday. Millburn 6- COOKER spanlol puppies, black, buff, nished. Private homo In Springfield, 40*)5-J. flna~ location, convenient to trans- STEADY WORK WANTED boy over 15 for Saturday LIONEL train, oomploto "O-7" sot, podtgrood, females saorlflcc $20 A ORanga 3-7106 portation. Ml, 6-1083-M. good condition, accensorlcs, Su. 6- BRASS-bedroompleto with mattross and Swansnn, R2, North Bridge St.. Bnm- WEDDING Invitations shown by ap work. Apply Suporlntondont, Dlxlo- 6407. ervllle. N J. polntmout at homo or at our sta SINGLE or double bodroom, gentle- 40 HOUR WEEK dale Farm, Hillside avenue, Chat- custom built box .spring, $15. Robullt tlonory bar. Boacon Hill "Co.. 23L man proforrcd, 9 Parmley place. ham. 2-A—BOATS Eureka vacuum and attachments COLLIE pups, A.K.C. roglatored, Morris Avo., Sprlngflold. Mil. 6-1256 $20. Cabinet vlctrola, $7. Call Su. 6- Champion stock, $40. Call Summit Summit, N. J. YOUNG man, ovor 21, to worK In liquor RECONDITIONED old-town canon, 3773, aftor 5 P, M. 6-7408. "* * - CHRISTMAS cards that nro dlfforont APPLY store, must have drlvor's license. ft., red, roanonable.su. 6-501H. Comploto soleotion printed with KAISER ERAZER PERSONALS Good future Seo Mr. Davis at now KITCHEN cabinet, 24x36. Call Chat- your, name Wldo—prlco range; with liquor store, 188 Essex atroot, Mill- 3—CLOTHING SERVICES OFFERED 1041—BUICK, 4-Door Sedan, hoatc: —tfrtr- SCHLOSSER thl3 adv. 10ft discoun1 t for ordon SALVATORE M. PEDICINI, ' burn. » BABY clothcn and nacensorlp;, largo SINK—52-lnoh, whlto cast Iron, slnulo placed bofore Oct.- 15. Beacon Hill 1941—OLDSMOBILE Coupe, hydro Physical Therapist and Masseur EXPERIENCED troo climbers. Top varlotyi porfoct condition, some dralnboard, double faucet and con- Z3-A—AUTO8 FOB HIRE Co., 230 Morris Ave., Springfield Bclentlflo Swedish massage; reduc- 2 Walnut Street, Summit brand how, Su. 6-0981. Mil. 6-1258. maticn radio and heater. wages, steady work. Call*Su. 6-6713 nections. Vory reasonable Millburn Hertx-Driv-UR-SoU System ing massago, medloal gymnastics; """" Su: 6^2122 for appolntmont. - ISILVERFox Jaokot—porfoct condition, 6-0857. . 35—RADIO REPAIR 1941—PONTIAC. Sedan, radio an olectrlc light, ultra violet Infra-red kept In storago, outgrew—size 12. No 1 Passenger can and trucks to hire. heat treatments; rheumatism, arthrit- FOUR pair burgundy llnon dranpH,_l Z"jrFk~C-l^-'rjrFrttnCi^raa n t~E3CPERT~ra"dIo~>opalr service, for lm- heater. —roanonablo offor rofusod. SH 7-3506. lined. Oval wool hooked rug. Now-' is, Inflamed muscles nro benefited. _ WORKING houaoKoepor, sloop In,, ex- Help Wanted Male and Femal DRIVE IT YOURSELF mediate pickup and dollvory, oaf 1041—MERCURY, Sedan, heater. 1526 Morris PI.. Hillside.- Phone-Waver 1 BOY'S bluo suit-Size... 14, black iihoes, sun-hoat lamp. Phpne Su. 6-1226. INSURANCE PROTECTION Su. 0--0021 0 or SU. 6-2047-W"•, porlonced, competent, nge 35 to 45. BIZO 8-D, tan sport Jacketrahd-slackH— B5-Plttne-8t.7-*cnrner=Jftmes-8t 1910—CHEVROLET Sedan, radii ly 3-6136 for appointment. _^ Three- adults In fnmlly. Hotnrcncea size 12, poa Jacket, »lzc 14. Su. 6-3084. RADIO-PHONOGRAPHONOHH _ccomblnatloo n Newark. N J HO 8-320( 40-rfVASHINO MACHINES REPAIR CADILLAC, leaving Odt. 18th for Cali- required. Wages $140. Tolophone N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT -withith* automatlirrocord changor7nPlil!K and licator. fornia via Miami, take 3 or 4, share Madison 6-0021. CHILDREN'S boots, coats, 4.and.5 size, co table model, novor usod. Will noil »—CARPENTERS IRVIN-OTOH K»rKI(lBHATION OO i SERVICE 1940—OLDSMOBILE, 2-Dr. Scdd expense. Call Millburn 0-U49, eve- suits, two fur coats, vory choap, size at sacrlfloo, $85. Price In store, $120. Buex 1-0155 nings, Mr. JohnBOn. GIRL, wanted to help In dining room, 18, boy's ovorcoat size 0. Su. 0-6053-M. Reason, does not fit In ourront liv- 1939—PLYMOUTH, 2-Dodr Sedan, good wages, room and board, 18 or Springfield and Woodland Avenue; ing rtuartors. Short Hills.7-2318, KITCHEN eABINETS_ over. Apply- Hotel Suburban, Sum- MEN'S ovorooats." Black, camel > hair, Bookcases, bars, rad'.ator covers, store 1936—CHEVROLET 2-Door, heator. CEMETERIES mit. N. J. Summit, N. J. Su. 6-6610 . .$20. Black fur-llnod coat, $30. Sh. 7- GAS stovo, side ovon. Vory.flno condi- trays. Custom built, and . marina USED CARS FOR SALE 3074. tion. Vory reasonable Millburn 6- furniture GREENLAWN MEMORIAL PARK GIRL, gonoral housework, Ironing. 11 .0857. a. m. until aftor tllnnor, 5 days, 125, K a SHANO8KY _ BROWN MOTOR SALES, Mt. Airy Road. RFD NO FEES CHARGED BOY'S navy bluo suit, sizes 12-15-16; 60 First Street, South Orange " -HAV-ELL MOTORS Basking Ridge, N. J. Pleasant' HUrroundlngs. Bo. 2-1101. 16 stocky, alno 100 por cent wool boy'u TAPPAN gas ranger flat—top,- divided SO 2-35K4 SO 2-228T Inc. tan coat, size 16. All like new~oall" |— humors. Vory nice condition, $25. Member—National Cemetery ASM. AVON Products, Inc., need sales repre- 159 South St. Morristow: Tel. Dornardsvllle 8-0522-0107-M Male- and Femalo Help supplied ti Su. s-3010. • Call after 5, 20 High stroot, Summit, FRED STENGEL, CARPENTER; BROAD ST. & SUMMIT AVE. sentative!). Earn $1 or more por hour N. J., or tol. Su 6-0358. ropalrs, alterations;—screens,—eabl-- "Now Jorsoy's Oldest Austin Dealers In-spare tlmo. Box 053,. Morrlstdwn, Employer!. Professional, commer- ONE-sealskln-coatr-slzo-4q,-good condi- nets. otc. Let me do your small SUMMIT, N. J. tion, $25. Su. 6-2731-W. 8-A— "FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LOST N. J. cial, skilled and—unskilled—appll lobs or any Job. Call UNlonvlllo SERVICE ENTRANCE ON BOOKKEEPER, full charge, 5 day SAVE monoy on clothes. Wohave used LAUNDERELL, automatic washing-;— 2-0632.- 1273-Grandvlow Ave., Union. Sheerline DOGS. — CATS — Soo Summit Animal 'Wook, ono block from H St M tubes, cants placed in jobs. clothos* good as now. Look us ovor. machine, good condition, 1'*i years INDUSTRIAL. PLACE Welfare Loague-notloe_soclal_pag«,_J $50. .Wm. O. Oullon, Inc., 12 Maldon . Tho prlocs to suit your-budKqtr Wo old, $145,. Chatham 4-0788-W. GEORGE J3SSMANN 4-Door Scdr.n, Loathcr Upholstci PHONE SUMMIT 6-4575 Summit Herald If your dog Is lost. Lauo, Now. York, N...Y. Rootor 2-7803, . alno huvo. a new. full.lino of Indies _• CARPENTRY• _ •'•-- Radio and Hoator, Built-in HydrauUi G, E, REFRIGERATOR, Monitor typo, Jacks,*. ... .: BRAND now white boots, on Spring- STENOGRAPHER and typist, experi- YOUNG 'man or glrr for Bales clerk bolta'and fancy aproHs." Square Olottn*^ perfect condition, $50. Call Livings Remodeling, Repairing, "Cablnot Work; I--flpId-Avo,,-Summit,- Sumralt-6-13Oa. -| In_drug department, no oxporlenoo- |—orH,-42-M»ln-Stroot, Millburn. Ml. 6- : : enced, non-commorclal. Phone sum-J ton 6-1411-J. Recroatlon Rooms and Bars. ~- -i/4|-Tbn-Austin —— — BANKBOOK No. 29733, .finder pleau' mlt 6-7182 for Interview. nocessury. Apply Oharllnes, 417 0267. Additions DEPENDABLE USED CARS Springfield avonue, Summit,' N. J. GAS stove, side oven. *Excollont con- A-40 Panel Deliveries return .to Summit Trust Co., 8um- GIRLS' and toen-ago drosses, blousos, dition. Madison 6-0676-J. - Millburn 0-1232 • mlt, N.-Or __.- , "wool skirts, swoators, coats. Vory . HENSCHEL-S FORELADY AUTHORIZED DEALERS. Worthlng- STORM windows hung.- Carpentry ' Mercedes Benz . 4S7 Central Ave., Orange, N. J. MAN'S horn rim glasses, -lo«t-""*Oo*E—I FAMILIAR WITH DIVERSIFIED AS. EMPLOYMENT WANTED reasonable SO 2-00Q0. work done H, Brlggs. Call Millburn SS-Superchargod 2 Place Speedster ton pumps, air compressors, Sturo- G-0512-J. 3rd. Su. 6-1151-R. SEMBLY. STRAIGHT SEWING, NAR BOY'S bluo suit, slzo 16. B6y's-brown- vaiit -blowers, Wostlnghouso, Con- Flno Condition, MBROURY—1948, club coupe, llki ROW MACHINE OPDRATION8; TAKE LAUNDRESS to do curtains and table Jackot, ulzo 10. Army surplus ski new, radio, ' heator, nylon covori BANKBOOK No. 20393, finder plots, llnons. Unlonvlllo 2-7072-M. tury, U. S. Elootrlc motors; oom- 24—CONTRACTORS HUmboldt 3-4138. roturn to The First National Battle CHARGE OF ZIPPER FACTORY HELP, boots, small size. Short Hills 7-2768. ploto stock pumps, air compressors, 'Continental Convertible GOOD PAY AND OPPORTUNITY, BOOKKEEPER—Secretary; vicinity Or- EXPERT Banltrary Cesspool Btrvlca: Ac Trust Co. of Summit, N. J. 8IZE 18, woman's black Forstman pulloys, motors, fans, blowers, unit cesspools and soptlo tanks cleaned, High Compression Heads, Edeloroc] DODGE 1047, Custom club coupe. Ex. NUTEX PRODUCTS INC., 811 MORRIS anges. Call between 5-7 p.m. ORungo hoators, lighting plants, gas onglncs, Manifold, Twin Dual Carburetors oollont condition. $1,830, ons AVK., SUMMIT. 2-3444. . . . woolen fitted coat, boautlful ISastorn built And repaired CARL QULIOK FOUND mako collar, puro silk satin lining, —Falrbanks^Mooro—and—Qoulds well Box S38. Morrlstnwn Tel. Uorrli- .1940 Oldsmobile SO. 2-4420. LAUNDRESS, experienced, wishes work llko now. Su. 6-1704. pumps; a pump for evory need; also town 4-20B2 FORD SEDAN, 1046, radio, heator. Ver; SECTION-MANAGERS at home, Roforoncos. For quick serv- automatic electrlo wator heaters. 4-Door, Radio and Hoater OSO.Oi GOLD pencil,, phono Summit "Wo have Junior exooutlvo openings for BEAVERETTE fur coat, mtiff, slsio \1, good condition. $1475. 7342. young women with good educational ice call, SO 2-2835. Good condition. Reasonable. SO *)- —Gonoral Elactrlo Equlpmnnt Co., 155 GARAGE OVERDOORS 1947 Studebaker USED OROSLEYS from MB5 to «725. BABYSITTBR: any ovonlng or wook- 3152. * . Mulberry street. MI 2-5020. baokground, loadorshlp ability and all tt Coupe,-5'Passonger STIOKEL AUTO SALES CORP., Branch DIAMOND APPRAISERS intprcst In good customor sorvlco. Full onds. Call Summit 6-2265. ~ SATIN—woddlng—gown,- size 14; never B—MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRld OPERATORS 1050 ALLARtTsPOllTS 2 SKATER" 73-70 MUlburn .Ave., Millburn. Sout time and part-tlmo schodulcs. Plvr FIRST floor and cooking. No children; worn. - Cost $125, asking $60. Reply NOW Is the time to ronow old troublo- 1049 MORGAN SPQRTS SPECIAL Orango 3-3008. OERTIF? THB VALUE OF YOUR days a week'.. Apply Employment Offlci —" MODEL AIRPLANES som8~garage~doorsr-Also-*why not look 1049 RENAULT SEDAN. DIAMOND. Gonior Co.. 24 Walnut no washing; oxcollont cook. P. O. Box 3Dox-54,-Summlt Horald. ^...... FRANKLIN, 1029, open oar, lair run At.. Newark 2, Opp P O MA 2-2610 ~»th iloor.- - . . 52, Summit, ttAOE OARS;—BOATS" TRAINS—te Into Installation of RADIO CON- 1048 JAGUAR SEDAN nlng condition,-Urea-no**"!. •ITS <"1n handicraft materials for salo In a TROLLED ELECTRIC oporators. Reas- 1048 JAGUAR CONVERTIBLE Su. 6-2025-R. OFFICIAL Dlambnd~App _ 1 L.J3AMBERGER-&-GO. EXPERIENCED woman to Bo altora- mittens, size 10. Blun-sultr-slJM-D— -wide-variety at AMERICAN HANDI- pnablo dollvory If ordore.d now.. Esti- 1048 M G SPORT ROADSTER "noy-TrHolt, Est. 1882. MA J-2739, _^.._i!Qne of America's Groat Stores" tloiu. Stoady work. Summit 6-007-4. . darnels hair skirt. All for »23. Mlll- CRAFTS COMPANY, INCU_M-.South mates made promptly. Phone Wost- 1048 AUSTIN 4-DOOR, LOW MILEAG: PONTIAC 1041 fwo door sodan, bL. 786 Broad street (Market); take el. NURBE-for one nl»ht, also one day ^burn 6-1380. Harrison street, Knit Orange. OR 3- flold 2-1086, evenings. Summit 6- 1047 BUIOK ROADMASTER- CON offor over MOO. br. Kahn, 208 Mil: WOMAN, experienced, wishes work by —7105 . ' . to 9th II. wookly. As rnllof nurse lor. oldorly day^-Summlt 0-4603. ^=^ rMATisHNITY—olothon, . slate 14-10, B. lMM VERT. burn Avo., Millburn. nun accustojnod to best, arid to Altman dresses, grey suit, Jumper,- ._. „._„„- M«-tstlnl»^ tbpsoii • DOOR GO. 1047 BUIOK SUPER CONVERT. 1838 PACKARD, 3-door sedan. Private] —fttH—v/eek at XrnhM^-poaslbly^lonfjer ?6liti**8i(*>riitudrint. young man, dealrtm ***.* .nnfJoct—comlltloii. It. O, Townnondp buinuo, peat moss, seeds, fertllloer, -1047-BUIOK ESTATE WAGON -^ownedr^-Exoellent, condition. * PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Nurse— needs- no—Bpoolal—-t ruining. I—any—type- of work, i.dayaj—• — 14~Oak Lawn Rd., Summit, N. J. lime, Belgium Blocks, "etc.—APPO- 107-W—North Avo. 1047 DE 8OTO 4-DOOR SO 3-0870. Ploaso state present—duties, age, Thura., Sat. Bu. 0-2186-.- LITO'S. i!8~Malri St.. Bprlngfleld. GENEItAX • contractor, liooflh'g,'* tllo 104iTAR0 OADTLIXDC 62 SEDAN TAPESTRY, needlepoint, loom; made, . Su. 0-7052-J. ELYMQltTH—•3S,_2Za5or. Calf' BUT salary, telephone. Box SO, Surriml MATURE xmlvorfllty woman desires slate, tar, snow guards, siding gut- 1046 DODGE 4-DOOR ~ [>er-t.*^*;Mr». Horald. THE ROBIN HOOD SHOP, 2 Taylor tors, loadors, carpentry and m'ason, 1042 CHEVROLET PICK-UP 1341 after 6 P. M. NadTori"'Mmington 7-0540-W7TI full or purt tlmo position. Short streot, Millburn, soils usod clothing PRE-OANOELLED stamp 'collection. • Hills 7-3223-W.,. Poto Koellges, 02 Montgomery Avo- 1041 MERCURY STATION WAGON DENTAL asnlstitnt, no oxporlonce nocen of bottor quallty-for evory mombor Oommemoratlves, foreign. HJort, nue, Irvlngton. Eosox 5-0477. 1041 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON nary, sent! qualifications to Box 5: .WOMAN Vants two days work, TUOH- of. tho family. Millburn 6-4126. Chatham, N. J. 1040 BUIOK SUPERCLUB COUPE c/o Summit Herald. day and Wednesday. Call Su, 6-2232. V3 BAG cement mixer, for rent, day, 1040 BUIOK 4-DOOR NEW pin wale oorduroy Jaoket, red; BOY'S OUTGROWN clothes, porfoot wook. Call Su 6-51)02. WOMAN an companion or hclpor aboU' EXPERIENCED stenographer Wants slzo 13-14. Summit 6-2204-R. • condition, slRo 18-17 years; Tweed 1040 WILLYS 4-DOOR .... B95. 10"a*.mr to 4-p.ra;7- Mon.-Frl- or- Hvt part-time employment" In Maplewood sult,_B*oort lackat, _ talncottJ^AIno 1030 BUIOK SPECIAL SEDAN ... 745. In. Located In Berkeley Heights, N. J TEK-PIEOliTWalnut tlntsh dlnlngroorrr| largo mirror In antique gold frame. 1030 PACKARD 120-4-DOOR —450; -IMPORTANT- fclOTICE_ __ or vicinity. SO 3-8B27 soft chairs newly rooovorod, reason- FOR dressmaking, alterations, horns— 1030* PLYMOUTH CONV. 5 PASS. 005. area. Ideal for veteran's wife, part SO. 3-1304. Gall Millburn 6-4214-J. timer Phone Su-fl-5245-J.—'- WE DO MANY THINGS iibln. Call Su. 6-1330-M. aftor 4 1030 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR — P.M.. •• \ ONE- slnglp bed -slide- mattross—and SEWING, .alterations, allrklndsr Day's 1931) AUSTIN-NIPPY- SPEEDSTER OLKRK typist, bright beginner con WE'LL clean and wax floors.. Clean • spring.' Call Summit fl-4365-M. 1037 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 345. windows, wash woodwork' and walls. 10-PIECK mnhogany Duncnn Phyfe work or will call for and deliver. To-All Classified Advertisers---•• . nlderod, work In Now York City foi dining room suite, 2 French doors ORIENTAL rug 3'8"x0'2", rust color Short Hlllii, Maplowood or vicinity. 1030 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR' 450. approximately ono month, then worl Cellars cleaned and whitewashed. (84x30), 1 French- door (80X36). 9 predominating. Victorian gontle- Call Su. 6-6074-J. _ 1036 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR t • • . - in Now ProvUlonco, N. J. permanent' CURTAILS LAUNDERED " Evorott Place, Maplewood, South man's and lady's ohalrs. Empire love 1036 DODGE 2-DOOR 305. ly. $32, 5 dayn. Apply. 157 Ohnmbori SUpcovors, bedspreads and table Orangn 3-3152.' seat. Remington standard ' type- SBWING; Bring us your repairs. No 1036 LA SALLE COUPE 300. ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IS AUTOMATICALLY ^jst. Now York City, 15th floor. llnarw washed. EXPERT WORKMAN- Job .too small. • Holbort. 100 Park 1034 CHEVROLET 2-DOOU writer and this and that. Summit Ave., Summit. Su. 6-1750. COMPANION for elderly woWn. LI SHIP. A-Z 8URVIOIS, 21 Sayro St., Sum- TBAL bluo winter coat, fur collar, good 6-1060-J. 1031 BUIOK 2-DOOR In, pleaunnt homo plun Hinnll salary mit. condition, slzo 10, $30. Dr. Locker, 25—ELKCTItlCAL 1020 PIEROE-ARROW TOURBR INSERTED IN ALL 6 PAPERS LISTED BELOW . Call Mlllbur\i (1-04*13 wookdnys, 0:01 Summit 6-5232 —? References brown and white shoes, slightly used, EXERCYL1S. practically new. Call 1023 PIAT a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or wrltii "Compini' size. 7',j trlplo A, $5. Summit 6-7254. Summit 6-1038. BLEOTRIOAt, Installations repaired. BUICK COUPK ...--..- 95. Ii. Parsll, Jr., 0 Perry Plate, Spring- DODQE 115. J Inn," 1'J Taylor Htreet, Millburn, EXPERIENCED man will do houso- LADY'S coat, fur collar, slzo 10, must PRIVATK SALK field; Millburn-"6-1023. work, waiter fa kltchon oxporlonce, bo soon to appreciate sllvor fox col- 1 Boy's 28" Mngllsh blcyclo So, Orange Record Maplewood Newt MATURE woman to Hharo home wit! drlvorn Uoonso, roferoncos. Call Bu. lar, good as now. Su 0-7254. 1 Girl's 28" Columbia bloycle "• 26—FLOORING fnmlly of three. Nlco undroom «m 0-4000-J. 8 Pairs custom made (McOutchnon) HAVELL MOTORS So. Orange 3.-0700 So. Orange 2-3252 huth. Light dutlnn. Sh. 7-3547-J. 13 SUITS, drosses, skirts, slzo 14-16. DCSLMAR Floor Malntonanoe. floor . 465 Valley Street MAN wants days work. Excellent rof- Call Su 6-3807, Sat. 0:30 to 4, Mon. ourtulns •craping and roflnlshlng-. Bpeclallx- GIRL or woman to work at • »odi oroncos. South Orange 2-0400. 1 Pair groon velvet portieres ' Ing In resldontlal work. Emex 2-1244 Sou Hi Orange, N. J. • SO 3-3427 rountuln. Part or full time, cxporl till noon. 1 Pair nroon and red reversible vnlvet Millburn Item Chatham ^oilrier . oncoil or not experienced, mi. 6-30U5 EXPERIENCED dressmaker would like ON winter coat, SIKB 38, good porijoros FLOOR SANDING AND On the S O.-Maplcwood Line work by tho day. Will make comploto condition. Call Millburn 6-1500. Twin maple bods and springs. . FINISHING Millburn 6-1200 Chatham 4-0600 aTKNOGRAPHER. bright boRlnnei dro»n. Made, to order Indies flunnol- Call Summit 6-1308. ESTABLISHED 1920 1040 PACKARD. 6 cylinder, 5 passenger couiildorod, work In Now York Ctt; otto, sooruuekor nlghtgowna, nurses 4— VXUM PIIODUOE BEES POWELL club coupo, excollont condition, la- for approximately ono month then \\ imlformn, altoratlons'and housouoats, 35-GALLON hot water boiler, com- Mil. 6-O0H4-J tent lnnpootlon, any demonstration, Springfield Sun New Provldonoo, N. J. permanently cotton built-up sllpti, men's pajamas, WINTER Pours, $3 a bushol. Bu, <)- plete with brass fittings, and pot *750. SU. 8-7381. Summit Herald $35, 5 dayn. Apply 157 Chambers St 3IM3-R. utovo, perfeot condition, reasonable. H-A—HOUSECLEANINO HERVICE evonlug gowns, danuo and afternoon Bummlt 6-31118. "STIIDKBAKER 1032. Good running Now York City, 15th floor. dresses. Bummlt ti-2030-W. WALLS. OEtlilNGS, RUas AND condition, rumble Meat coupe. Seen Summjt 6-6300 Millburn 6-1276 anytime after 5 P. M., 20 Whlttlng. WANTED, nalcmlady, no nxpurlonci BABY SITTINo, any time. Elderly "/ KIBEPLAOE LOO8 UPHOLSTERY necessary, 40 hour week., Apply 41 NOTICE Cleaned by machine ham torruoo. Mlllburn. t225.' . woman, experienced with children, Well vonsonod — standard cords Tho OlusHlfled ml In lust Wook's limues. qprlngfluld Avu., Hunimlt, N-. J. SO. 2-B017. Reasonable ratei THE WALLMASTER WAY "J6" FORD convertible, new motor, In order to maintain production schedule* it i» necoiiary that Place your order nil listing furniture for solo at UN8L151S . No muss, utrcakrt, odor or noise good top. Call Su (t-3181, 4053. DOMESTICS Phone summit r ' WAREHOUSE In Morrlstown was not Cull Oltauga 4-3325 for estimate HELP WANTED—Mal« DAY-WORKERS—HOTEL— authorized by tho 10NSL1SK CO., and 1038, 3-door Dodgo midan, perfect non- all classified copy be placed with your local newspaper office rnstmirunt help. Skilled workorii. FOR BKST flroplaco \lood, call said Company did not conduct, the •I. WILLIAMS, window washing and dttlon, will Hell for quick sale, «400, LAHOE Llfs Insurance.Co., deslrea SANDS EMPI£>YMENT AOHNOY UNlonvllle 3-5075, T. J^M, Hale of articles mentioned. Tho nalo oloanlng, Honth Orango "J-3508, 2210 Bu B-1131-J. not later than •..,.'.'' roor agent. No experience required 50-13tli Avonuo Nowark, N. J. ' (Soasonod oak, ulso Caunel coal and was oomluotcid privately at (14 Kim Mlllburn Avonuo, Maplowood. Applicant chosen on basis of aptl kindling Wood). Ht., MorrlBtown. 1W1 BTUDKUAKER Champion, A-l tuue tests and eduoatlnn. Write com' Call Mitchell 2-05UII ZH-A—LANDSCAPE OARDHNINO tnotor, new tiros, battery, radio, plots qualification* to Box 100. a/i PRACTICAL NURSK wishes houso- 5—FURNITURE LANDSOAPB OARDENEtt Veteran, ex- heator, »H50. Short Hills 7-3IB5. _ Summit Herald. work, baby sitting, afternoons, eye- TEN plooo Duncan Phyfn Dining Room UNDlSWWOOb STANDARD PORTABLE pert, tnlr price. Mlllburn 6-4226-tt 103S PLYMOUTH 4 door trunk sedan, nluitrt. llox 47, Maplowood, N. J, «. Typowrltor, good condition. $30. 5 P. M. EACH TUESDAY LABORERS wanted, Eitnudy work yeai Hulto, muple desk. Cull Millburn 8- HO 2-7050. LANDSCAPE - Gardrinor. Moderate motor rooently overhauled. Morrls- round. Ovnrtlmo. Ilud-Cln llulld- HAVING LAtTNDRY TROU11LEV ' 2000. . ' prloes. Top soil, trucking. Call Bu. 6- town 4-t(l54-R. Call Chareth Homo Laundry, Summit B1SDROOM sot, 3/4 bod with new In- • lug ProduatH, 700 North avenue, VALNUT dresser amf olilffoulor, $15, norsprltig mattress, dresser, living • 3373-M. 1933 CHEVROLET coupe, 111 good I'lust. WoHtfleUl.' 6-0227-R. References, prompt, reliable iMioh. Call Bu. 6-;i300 or 3070. aLENBROOK LANDSCAPE SERVICE condition. Mlmt be soon to bo ap- service. Out door drying. Called for, room and kitchen ohalru, table and preciated. Price reasonable. Call delivered If necessary. LAllGE volour sofa, down cushions, other things. Su. O-aiHM-J.^ TREE WORK - PERMANENT DRIVES BOYS $40. Short Hllls_7-3U)4-M. ___^ 011 GLENHIDIS AVE. BU 6-6054-R ' SO 2-1056; . EARLY COPY GETS BETTER SERVICE OV13R 111 FOR GUNKRAL ALL-UOUNC COUPLHU, cooks, button, all branches, t/^CTltfo trulns, Atniirlcan Flyor, wldo 1036 DODCH5, 3-door nodaii, ojoan, one FACTORY WORK. OOOD CHANG for all your neotlu, All nationalities, TEN ploue dining room set, walnut . ga\igo, 3 cars and engine, consttlor- HI,LL CITY .'rniaro EXPERT exp. rof. Nowiuark'H Agency, "JO Wash- finish, six plncu hodronm set, double ablo track, switches, 2 truniiformors, owner, good condition. Phono Sum- FOR ADVANClOMliNT. N M T W S TUISB; PUUNINO mit 6-6131, after 8 p. M. phone PRODUCTS, INC., 511 MOURI8 AVU. ington Ut., Morrlstown, N. J, Morr. bed, walnut finish. Cull aftor 6 p. in. othnr equipment. M»ullont. buy Ol'nllgfl 2-4670. SUMMIT. 4-31)1)9. . Su. 6-6375-J. $20.00. .Short Hills 7-3500. DOM1NIOK CIAMPA Su. 6-1B&3-R THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 81 ADVERTISEMENTS COUNTYWIDE GOP 'TOWNSHIP OK SPRINGFIELD -• COUNTY OF UNION RALLY OCTOBER 25 TOWNSHIP CI.KIIK'S OKFICK • "On*, of tho six best orators In NOTICE OF Streak; Defeats Somerville Congreas," Reprcai-ntfltlve Everott By Bob Wood Ft'iita and Vicendc-se each' took McKlnley Dlrkai-n, sixteenth Illir GENERAL. ELECTION' tlireu. tlmi-a In the. first one. • ' •• \ nols district, was anno.qn.ced today REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE J*>R SALE J - I ur&uani to the- provibiooa oi no. Huglonal 20 B 0 • 7—33 as the principal speaker at "a" Acl-mer- FINEST LOCATIQN ' 8-mom hoiiit, near' school Lluui." Ui.:vlbton of 1030),, upproved vlllo 33-6- on the. County field Sat- Line up: Left end, .frank Rica; Elks' Club, Elizabeth, October 25, Home Seekers antl l)ua. Any reasonable offer ac- LEBANON, 7a acrei,; excellent-. Mx- ! Ainu 1H. 1D3U, and tho atnundnicuta BRAND Now brick volleer Home; 4- left tacldf, Joh-: Colea; left guard, by the Union- County Republican bedrooms. buth, luvutory nnd biull ii|>ud. Cull owner, Morrlatown room home; all modern Impvts.; beuu- ] tlifi'i'io, tmd bupplrinents thereof, urday. Ken Be'lllvcau «nd Frank shower- Open for Inspection K u iii. 4-Mm. • • tlful. high.sightly locution, b'rnok:' 500 • . NOTICE Ch'>iriicwy ench Hcored twirc, Jer- Frank PV-stn; center, Tom Rile; Committee. He will be introduced ft, from state highway hud bus Hue; U, hereby Hivrm tliuttlio Dlbirict Elec- 1 to 6 p m For Infoimillion cull ry Kesta taking a Chorniewy pjLss right Kimrd, Bob Malcnchek; by Union county's own member of CHOOSE owocl. Wubtflcld 2-3134-M ;o WKVV PHOVIDENCE. $22,ooortErniS' ilon ]io;ii(lf> In und (or th« Township NORTH BRANCH, 2 ai'tet,; four-ronin or iiprliirJifld m the County of Unlou, for tho third. right tackle, TYd Mundy; right Congress, Representativo Clifford will .;i' ,n -iiiH piatH'B hcrvinufter dm- TfclN room houLu. iwo buLim. ull ULU.L: .v-UUOM bungalow, good location, 1m- buugalouf; eleculo-iuid water; two-car* nd; Bob Seel; quarterbeck, Bob P. Caar. for onb.or two fumllles; gurugu .nin "ni'-dluii' " ormpunry, --prlcp $5,500. garage, $7,050, terms. )lil\n) i*fl, *>n " • " Early in DIP initial ciinto, He- YOUR HOME IN SUMMIT shop, $15,500. Ownt-r, Hmnmlt il-aYl'J. Mvtnustfin Avi-., Call Hu fi-4603-M. ABOUT 55 miles out; 52 ami,; mod- TUhSDAY, NOVEMBER 2d, 1Q4H Ziegenfuas; left half, Frank Chorr The Republican county chair- hvtwfi-n uw-hours of Uoven (7) u. m. Kional stopped n 40 yurd visitor WOULD you llko to own mi:? I um a ernized 6-room farm houuu; complete,, nlewy; right half, Frank Vicen- man, Warren N. Gaffney, Roselle, 38- SEASHORE f&rra-outbulldlnga; buuuilful locution and Kliiht IH) p. m. Eusturn Standard drive on their own 24. Tho Bull-, new six room coloninl, modern In Tina-, for thu purpose of conductina a dese; full back, Ken Belllveeu. every respect. Take a minimi m cull on atone road; asking 51(1.500,' terms dogs then—punched their way to and the campaign chairman, Alex _. SEE ANY POINT PLEASANT OLDWICK area. 175 ucrea; two smitll W. A. McNamura. Realtor ut Sum- GENERAL ELECTION tho Somerville 29 with eight run- C. Campbell; Scotch Plains, said mit 6-3B80 and we will drlvo you 50x100 lots In the pines. iomi on dwellings, necda repairs and Improvo that details of the rally, the larg- out to one of the finest locutions In puved roads, city water. 1300 up, easy menta; farm outbuildings, dairy burn for tho election of candidates, aa nln(j ploys. Chornicwy sprinted Summit. icrjnii Al!;o waterfront lota .$750 up and Gilo; unusually fino locution in herdnaiiL-r llbtod. , Bunnell Brothers, est meeting to bo attempted In Convi.-Miimi terms. Hunt Club section;. Ideal • UMienil or 1 iiround right end to score standing SUMMIT VICINITY —-0 room houiio, Tin. uillCL'i'H to bo elected ' in tlie this county during the presiden- WM M. LAMBERT AOENOY stock farm; $27,500. easy terms. eijinlu!: Ci.'iii'rul Election follow: up. His try for the extra-point wafi SUMMIT" lurgo lot, lovely country Mating, Bi-uvM Iium Houd, Point Pleuaant, N. J. NEAR SOMKRVILLIi, excellent grii- tial campaign, are being directed quiet street, good neighborhood; >- eral farm, 00 acrrs; i;ood bullUliir.s; Pn-iildentlal Klcctora. wide, Rialto Top League mile atutlon, tiled bath, hoi water 8 H O R K A O R E 8 1 United Stutes Souutor. by Mayor F. Edward Blertuempfel, main dwelling eight rooms; all lmpvts.; J heat, (Ucndlx Washer), brims rc- on' HAUNEGAT BAY two tenant houses; modern barn 'ind 1 Member llouuo of ReproHontatlves. Regional kicked off «nd John Bunnell Bros.,- Inc., *vnd Rialto Union. docorntcd. Immediate occupancy, .VICNICK OF THK JERSEY" «HORB silos: near ^highway and trun.i.; must Colc« recovered the ensuing Som- REALTOR low tiiKca; $12,700. ]''urnl!ihi;d cottages, $4,300 up. bo ucen to--.ba . appreciated;—usklni! a Mi-inhcrs Hoard of Chosen Pree- Barbor Shop ench took two games THE RICHLAND CO., lleultoru WATERFRONT LOTS 50x100 can bo 450,000. Imldi-ri,. U Year-Term) erville fumble on the 12. Four Monday night and moved into a bought on vi'ry liberal terms. BUY 2 Member:; Hoard of Chosen Free- pluys Inter, Belliveau bucked over Springfield Market 41 Maple St. . Summit (1-7(110 WH1TEHOU8E Btatlon, 10 iicreu on mu- irst place tie displacing Hershey 10B 1B1 NOW and bo nil Hot for next Spring. cadam road, slx-rpom bungalow, 1m- holders. I Uiu'xplrud 2 Year Term). Anderson mo ATTRACTIVE BrICK Colonial. Center 1 Member. Towuiihlp Commlttoo.. from the two. Chorniewy's Idck Lnrsen 154 130 185 Yacht und Community clubs, bathing, pvts., large shudo" and luwn. two-car ce Cream Which dropped three 141 l-SUMMTT hall, living room, -dining room, boating, {lulling, crabbing. Year round garage, poultry house. $!0.nno, terms. I a Year Term) was s;ood. • Kuncheon ll>2 1311 kltchon, lavatory, acrcftnecl porch clo.se ones to Springfield Market. Mutchler 156 ln:i 2IH available. FREE BOOKLET. Many other ftno- offerings, rosldcn- 1 Memher Tow.njihtp Coinmittee. CAN you use a neven room upartnmnt? Three bndroonis.—tiled bath with. i Uhexplred 'J Year Term) Two homo team kick-offs went The hitter team, Hcrshcy, Gel- Plorson 101 ISO 141 Culi W. A: McNumuru, lluiiltor lit nhower, open attic, Blatti roof, oil Terms. tlal, farms or estates. Handicap 14 4 14 Summit U-3SBIJ and let uu tell you KBITH WOBRNER I'uhlit- OucKtloii: out of bounds and heat, attached 1-cnr gurui'.o. Kurly JOHN_R,_POTTS "Bhuirthu Township of Sprlngflold' acks, Ran Flvo upd Battle- Hill f. . how, you cun occupy it and collect occupancy. H11ORH ACRES Black team wns awarded llie'ball TOTALS H5R rnit- from throo others. ____ OSI5OHNVILLE, N. J. Routo ;B . North Brunch. N ,1. i'ouvi;y. wltluHit casli consideration, aw in a five way tie for second Phone Bomorvlllo H-25S1 ' ID the United States of Amorlca, for at mid-ileld. On the secofld 'play a ALSO - ' position. • • —llerslicy Jce Cream SIX rooms, bath, steam-hHut, flrcplncn. CHARMING lieinl-bllllgalow on largo LOCATED In Chatham Township; 1(1 use ni. a pout, office site, lands known visitor pass was grabbed by Bob 2-car -'KHruiso. 0 Broud Ht., Summit, .')»— SCOTCH" PLAINS us niock '11. Lot 1 on the Tax Atlas High Individual gumfcs were W. Schramm inn rib 146 plot. Han living room, dining room, acres, 7-room liouse; price $10,11110. Zlegenfu.is who look It 30 yards Shipper 140 mi 153 Hu. 8-1015. - „ . kltchon, 2 bedroomfl, buth. screened MODERN bungalow; attractive home of thu Township of Springflold, com- Ang. Dandrea, 224;'Charlie Morri- prkitni; approximately one-third pf an Hockoy 1112" 15R 1(10 DHKAM HOUSE for a amuir family porcli. Two bodrooms, buthJ-on 2nd with entry closet, breakfast nook, 4 WALTERiBYSTRAK to the Somervlllc_32. Six plays 145 54 Main st.,- Chatham CH. 4-7(111 acre, bounded by. Flemei" Avenuo, son, 212; Jom Wldmer, 221; HapAdania 111) 143 Bungalow with entrunco hull, lurBu floor. Gas heat, attached garage. rooms and bulb on first floor, plumb- later Chornlewy scored off-tncklo Davis- 1(17 100 llvlni! room with fireplace; cllnoUc; Inr: to thivsecond floor, whoro. the largo North Trlvott Avenuo, Contor Stroet, Wldmer, 216; Ed DoRonde, 223; 181 JOBS-BECK-SCH.MIDT CO. HUNTERDON COUNTY from tlje ono. He again converted Handicap 53 53 53 science kttchon; screened porch; (cw Roaltora buudroom nnd spacious attic can be Hero la ono of " the best buys on iiml South Trlvott Avonuo, with a mndi;"Into a eomploto apartment; ask- proviso Hint unions so usod within Ed Hanscn, 210 and Art Mutchler, Btcps up to two nice bedroornti; tiled 51 Union Place Summit 0-1021 today's market if you want a good going and Regional lnH _M-0.- TOTALS 895 807 bath: Kits HW heat; insulated T'oW ing $13,500,-. with attructlvo torms. farm at a fair prlco; 00 acres, mostly u reiLsonnblo time tho title to tho 216. ——1- tuxes; nice lot with plenty of room tillable, some- woodland and pasture; ;;;une shall revert to tho • Townahlp As the second period opened, for Hardening; owner anxious to sell, 2—SUMMIT VICINITY- Call-T, R. SARGENT, Broker of Sprinifflold." , — v stundlng* - Jimmies Esso Service one mlio frontage on tho Riuitan River the Orange and Blue squad drove Bunnol Bro»,,_Inc,__j Pnrae 107 , 173 148 asktnK $15,500. • and paved road; stono liouse; seven COMPARE OUR HOUSES WE 2-3033 iv 1'OLLING PLACES (!5 yardtf to, their fourth score. ftlulto Barbor Shop 8—4 Bosco 120 mo 105 HOLMES AQENCY, lU-Kltora rooms; contral heating; bath; electric; Tho pluco of mooting of tho Bald JHorahoy loo Cream »7—5 Orecco 177 178 140 _45_Mnpln Street Summit 6-1342 AT CENTRAL GARDENS IMMEDIATE POSSESSION phono; lnrgo-oiTT^Tynlldlnga; exceptional flonrd of RegiBtry und Election shall Chorrilowy'B eight yard pass' to Qoljacka Jewelry Store 7—5 Forse 135 145 1C0 Evoa., Summlt-6-6523-R view; brook; mllo to town; $20,000. no UH followo: Ran Five S. Lordl 150 1,10 181 With *any you have seen'or will sun. HOMES'J'EAD VILLAGE J5_aCH>B,J,200_rooLfticlng state Park; Jorry Festa In the end zone was 7—5 WE OPFKR un_0lclet.houHi> which needs 4V. rooms from $14,1100; Including large 1 niliiT DISTRICT Springfield Market - 7—5 Handicap 44 44 44 WESTFIULD ROAD—In tho heart of less than two miles to town; very se- good for the touchdown. Tho kick Battle Hill 7—5 paint, and contnlnH 6 rooma; enclosed lota, well planned kltchenu, alr-condl- •tho-inost desirable residential aroa of oludod; old-stone-{arm house in 11 lane; Ainerlcun' Legion Uulldlng, Contor porch, located on lot 100 x 118 ft. tlonod heat; the best of construction, aovon rooms alia-"bath; 3 fireplaces: street uml North Trlvott Avonuo .was.blocked, — —-•• Democratic Olub fl—0 TOTALS 802 847 Beautifully shrubbed, Including israpo Scotch Plains. Eight houses now occu- Jimmies Esrio Sorvlce 6—0 crmrcnrrttrxlnir mntcrlnls. Attractively decorated. pied, nluo under construction, .slx- tolophone: large old barns; to close HUCOND DJSTRICT The visitor's' only score came • arbor, also small barn; near iichool an estato; $15,000. CHARLES W. GEIST, Gymnuiilum Jumes OaldwoU School; Bridge Tuvorn 5—7 203 146 131 OPEN DAILY FROM 1 to 5 P. M. AMI room homes; living room with liodnarlks Palntera 3-^0 1B7 133 146 and transportation, for $12,300. ephici.', dining room, tiled kitchen, High Bridge N. J Mountain-Avonuo. midway In the period when. Vln S. E. A! K. O. HOUSTON, UcaUdra DIRECTIONS: Urlvo out Springfield SINCE-1000. Amorlcan Legion 1—II 140 164 165 Ave., through New Providence center laundry room and lavatory, breakfast THIRD DISTRICT Furnro's.pn«ef,to Rtu;i^ulong the contor lino Regional's running game netted BJoratad . 152 120 1 room, (lining room;—modern—kltohon,- 107 BUNGALOW, 2 bodrodms ar.U bath.on schools, shopping and station; nil of- "APARTMENT^- by veteran and of nnld~railroad oastorly to tho point— them 288 yards. Two passes wero QanKka . mo -. 170 141 ncroenWd porch and torrabo. 2-Bod- wliero the (iiune intorsoots tho boun- . 1st floor; 2-bedrooms and bath on fers from $12,000 up submitted. Call J South Orunrco vlcjnlty, Jl-4 iniriir- -M_Dandroa—. lav lss- -166 today for appointment." -roorrm—nnd—bnth—on—2nd—Mnid 8-roonr nTiirlod roomii. SO S-lill.1}. dary line between tho Township of 2nd. Completely modern kltphon, und buth. In perfect, condition. GueHt Handloap 25 25 25 Kos heat: lumo plot near nrayton Springfield iind tho Towniihlp of letod in plpflit. cottage wl'il^n—Tiiur^livlng room, bed-' FURNISHED room for doctor. Mlll- Union; tliunco along tho said boun- School, $20,000. Summit e-3170-W. WALTER BYSTRAK burn or Short Hills. Box 0.7 0/0 Mlll- TOTALS 020 821 54 Main st.. Chatham. CH *1-V roam, tiled bath, kltchon and it'll own dary' line to tho point of BEGIN- Somer» i 11 o completed eight GET IN TOUCH TWO-FAMILY liouao, four rooms and I'.us heating unit; reflects tho Vamo burn Item. NING. Loaaca' in 26 attempts while the Tavern bath oach floor. Good condition, --lilnh-- standard -of archltocturo and OARAGE apaco wanted nonr Kill Sum- throo minutes from station and busi- 6—CHATHATvTTOWNSHI'P- bounty an docs tho mastor rosldonco. USJCCXJIo.Z BulklogH; intercepted five. Zlegon- Morrison • 182 213 ~164 __ with— mit Avo., Summit. Cull Su fi-701!T-J." Tlie .Second Election District shall D. Wldmor 157 ness contor. Inspection by appolnt- EIGHT~room houso. Aero plot. Two car orferod .i\ii_QiH>_unlt, or either dwelling tixaa grabbed two, Chornlewy, ma mont, Summit e-2205. miiy bo purchased separately. To ln- YOUNG..caunlo anxious to (liuLiipart- comprise die territory In said Town- J. Wldmor 104 221 garnRe, oil burner Ideal location for ship embraced within—tho—following Kosporoon , 158 13B ohlldron. 234 Lnfayotto avenue. npect, phono ment prefer • to'' decorate, best of 170 BUAYTON School section: Attractive PAUL S. TICHENOK, Roaltor roforoncoa. Call SO'2-0403. liotindaiies: ., LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS H. Wldmer 218 171 105 sovou room hbuae; lavatory on first Sh. Hills 7-20111 Even. So. Or. 2-B132 —BEGINNING at a point In the cen- Brill 169 103 ART LAMB 13-A—GILLETTE SUMMIT area:.,, house, leuiio biu;lu. ter lino of Morris Turnpike where Handicap floor, KiM'hont, porfnet condition.. minimum 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Oall 16 11 JEAN GRISWOLD, Broker. Summit 6- tho same Is Intersected by tho boun- SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JERSEY X 41—SOMERSET COUNTY Orungo 5-534B. 57 SMALL FARM dary line between tho Township of CHANCERY DIVISION TOTALS 013 084 866 MI 6-2119 M XiSU room Colonial,, four-oar gnrngn. 3-4 ROOMS, In Springflold, bonus " Springfield anil tho' pity of Sum- OLD DOCKET NO. 150/701 OWNER trannforrod, offers-very attrac- barn, chlckon coops,, etc. aoveir acreu """"SOMERSET COUNTY' ""' paid. Caldwoll 6-3021-J. mit; thonco enstorly along tho con- NOTICE OP TIME AND PLACE tive fully lnaulutod Colonial hoilno. of land. Stream for boatlni; and fish- Lovoly l)rlck_homo_ln_small vlllnKo, tor lino..of Morrla Turnpiko and ' TO REDEEM for ""^Good alzod HviiiK room with flro- ing. Ono mllo D.L.fcW. RR. '.-i mllu larito lot, walking distance to schools, HOUSE—Any slzo—near good school; Morris Avonuo to tho center lino grammnr school. Bus^to Bornnrdsvlllo rosponslblo oollogo grads; grateful, RALPH E. DIETZ, Plaintiff, va. placo, lavatory, modorn kltchnu, open ohurcbeji and • DL&W atatlon. Wido of Mountain Avonuo; thonco south- JOSEPH H. DUBI, Ilia holm, dovlaeca ncrooned porch;- 3 bedrooms, tiled High School. Renter hall, largo living room, library tonants; may purchaso later. SO erly nlong the contor lino of CHIROPRACTIC^ and poraonal ruproaontatlves, MRS. • bath, gas hoat, attached (,'aruKo. Lot W. A. McNAMARA, REALTOR 2-0507. . Mountnln Avenuo to tho contor 1 with flroplaco, boautlful largo sun JOSEPH H. DUBI, wlfo of Joaoph H. FARMERS & 70x1:10. Early oocupanoy, $10,500. 37 Maplo St. summit a-3W10 room, dining room, tiled kltohon, tiled lino ' of Rnhwny Valley Rail- Even, summit tt-1757-W, 7027-R. THREB room apartmont for middle- Dubl, DUBI cSt CO., aluL STATE pP WILL RESTORE SPENCER. M;MABBN, Realtor lnvatnry, 4 largo Bunny bedrooms, tiled aged coilplo Near ous Uneu Address road; thence- northorly along tho NISW JBRSEY.,_Pofoiidahtar 24 Beochwood Roiid Summit fl-100O •biUh with glass stall shower, largo at- D J. K,, P b Box 230 Union center lino of said Railroad to tho lnLor.si'etlon whoro the samo meets To tho abovo namod dofondanta: YOUR HEALTH Evenlnns Su, 6-1475 20-^MADISON tic, —excellent basement with laundry By virtue ot an order of tho abovo ( CONSUMERS OABAQE-apaoe-tor one oar In Woad- the boundary lino of the Township -MABI6SN- I-Hbii and cold storage room; Hot wntor —ftokl-MOUaa-^tf vicinity Short Hills of sprlnnfleid and tho City of Sum- court dlttDtl~Octotaor_J), 104fl,_ youiiro Backache, Sciatica, Neurltln, —COCONTAtrHOMH; 4 bedroomn, largo, hoat. with oil Burner, "town water, 7-3073. niU: thmiee .. nloug said boundary hereby "iiotlfred to iippeiir at tho Snoro-Ilino JiiMraln; .Headache, An unumially woll-conutruotcd hoijse, liall and hath 2d: 2 living rooms, "Bimulll'iil floors and closota and wood- lino to tho point of BEGINNING. office of Jacob R. Mantel, Esq.,. 34 dlnlnit room and modern kltehon, 1st; work throughout. Largo barn, garago. OARAOE or parking' space, ror ciir Maplo stroot, In tho City of Summit, Rheumatism, Dliziness, Anthma", 1 DAIRYrlnc. colonial all brlclc with a ntone front with a huavy slate roof; larKo llvlni! complotely Insulated: gnu-hot water A real buy for only $25,000. Near R. R. atatlon. Call collect DISTRICT No. 3 ~ "County of Union and Stato of Now Koin-t, NervoumiesN, Etc. room with a boautlful iitono fireplace, 'hoat; himement rooms for any use; JULIET R. McWILLIAMS,.Broker Eldorado 5-7044. Manhattan. Tbe Third Election District shall Jcraoy, at 10:00 o'clock In the forc- |— QUALITY MILK" library with flroplaco, dlnlnn room, 'i lnrito roar porch; nice trni's and Telephone Chester (N. .J.) 40-J BUSINESS COUPLE, qulot. . refined. eoniiirlKo the torrltory" In said Town- noon-on-October 20, 1048, and you aro vllo kitchen, mald'u room and bath, shrubbory; nxcollmit condition need 3-4-5 room apartmont. Decorate, ship embraced i^hln tho following further notified that at that time DrTJ. B. Jphnkins, D.C. powder room, largo open porch; niastor throughout:. convenient to stores ami -boundaries! :—-——•-.-.-....." : and place, you nro roqulrod to pay and 1 42- -SOUTH ORAKGEJ- —tf-noodud—ESBCX—2=0659;—attoi—3730: bedroom, dressing room and tile bath; D. L. &c W.; low taxes and mnlutenance; p. m. or Saturday. BEGINNINa at a point at the to plaintiff tho following' amounts 16B Stuyvesant Avenue '• plonty of CIOSOCB, cetlur-llned; boautl- shown by appointment; prlco $15,000. lnl.orsnct.lon. of tho contor lino of with reapect to certain tax title cor- SF;VEN-room house and lnrgo store.-65 VETERAN, wlfo and wook-old baby, Essex 2-880S Irvlngton, N. J. MILK PRODUCTS ful plne-panolod recreation room with Valley Stroot, South Orango. Orange tin- Railway Valloy Rullrond and tlflcatea -thercln-llatnd and more par-- flrepla"o, plne-panoled bar rooni, oil CORONET REALTY CO. establishing buslncsa In Union, Mountain Avenue; thence easterly tloularly dcBcrlbcil In tho bill of com- vapor hoot; 3-car built-in Kiirnno; 7 Wnvorly- PI. Mndlson, N, ,1. "iaiBn: urgently nood apartment. Dn. 2- • along the center Uno of said Rall- plaint toRethcr with plaintiff'a, taxed houso Is In excellent Condition, For MAdlBOii d-1070; eves.,' MAdlson 0-1071 . B310. rond to tho boundary Uno 61 the conta In thia ault: ' appointment to see call 51-WHIPPANY THREE-four room apartmont for vot- Township of—Springflold nnd tho Ccrtlflcato — WILLIAM O. SIEBBRT, BROKER A GOOD HOUSE WHIPPANY AND HANOVER oran, wlfo and child Cull SU 8-431U1 Township of Union; thonoo nouth- Numbor Taxes Intereat Costa Total i'1'ly along tho aald boundary line, 309 Summit ave.; tolophono Su. fi-6105 Is Never Cheap Koines, choice homo altoa, aorcage. — GARAGE near contor--of-Spiiii|;flold. 205 *ln2,00 $11.3B l>4.50 *200.31 I ho—viirlouu coiirsos thereof, and 200 152.52 . 0.B5 4.50 152.52 'BEAUTIFUL white Colonial In ono of QUALITY AND TRICK AND LOCA- Call Mlllburn 6-.I073, continuing along-the-bound»ry-llno— Summit's finest sections. Spacious TION establish true (Instlni!) vnluo; THOMAS A. ROGERS —In-default thoroof, you lire horuby 4-ROOM npartmont or Rmnll house, between the~Township of Sprlng- living room—with flroplaon, newly, aak tho 150 owilura.ot penorul Proper- Roulo 10. Whlppany. WHlppany 8-1000 rield "anil tho. norouidi of K01UI- notified that plaintiff will prooo"d screened porch 18 y !ti; firnt floor, ties Homos reasonable ront, In Spiinnflefd vicin- to Hoourq. a rriiiiT' decree barring you ity, oldorly couple. Mlllburn 0-1101-.1. • worth to n point whoro tho mtmo _or nil rlKlit and ccjulty of-redemption tiled lavatory; four lovely bedrooms REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Intnriinctu tho boundary llno^bo- " • on 2nd._llaov_with,1.2 tiled . bathn. Prlco In direct relation to quality; In and to mild promised altuato In-tho twoeii l.'.ioTownnhlp of Springflold Borough of Mountainside, County of Plonty of cloaot space; maid's quar- maintenance In Indirect relation to CHARMING furnlshed.catta.Ko avallablo APARTMENTS TO LET niitl . the . Township of. Oranford; _ . tern on 3rd. floor wltluscniinito bnt'h prlcoVQ-P-,. Houses .aro Boat" In thu long _fqr flvo montha from Novembor 1. Union, Stato of Now- -Jersey, and —oirbeutrwiitbt- Hommcrr^cnr gnnntB 'runr • _...—„ _... ,. -Him—"lUine—rroom?—^dining—room^ lliLblJl -oomlnandlnK-you-to-uollvor^to-'plaln- NEW—1st;—ftaor-;tTnom—iipwnnoiit," -between tlie Town of Wpotflold and Attractlvol^ priced. Immertlato occu- kltchon, lavatory, opon porch. Three aoparato furnaco, couplo only. Rent tlff all deoda, papora ahd writings pancy. Phone Summit 6-4116. tho Townnhlp of Sprlngflold; In your' cuatody or power, rotating to No. 10 .Cross Gutt'fi rood, Madison, bedrooma, bath second. Attached $75; plus heating. Reply Box 53 c/o thenco along—tho—boundary lino was built mi. an Exhibit Houso — to garage, water softonor, gas hoat, Summit Herald. ^ or concerning tho Bald promlaea or CHOICE CUBBENT OFFERINGS prove that Pro-wor Mutcrlulti, Equip- JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO., whero " tho name intorflecta the any part thoreof.. -—• _U) geml-Bungalow—4 bedrooms, 1 FURNISHED 3-41 room aparlinent. boundary lino of tho Townahlp of ment and WorkmuTitihlp—nro aBuln PiprhiKt'teld and tho Borough' of Datod: Ootobor 0, 1048. butliB, modern kitchen", gas hoat, avallublo. J3ovon rooms, throo baths, Realtors Largo living room, botlroom and SCHMID Si BOURNE, $20,000. 51 _unlon Plac0 Bummlt a-1021 kltchonotto; private bath, Drd. floor, MouiUuliiRlde; thohoo along- tho two-car garage 1/3 ACRE—Tho BEST mild line to point whero tho same Sollcltora of Complainants (2) White Colonial In beautiful condi- of ISvory thing. Seo for yourHolfl NEAfiTSUMMIT:—For ront, attractive business couplo, no children. 53 tion. 5 bedrooms, 2W bnths, oil Mountain Avo., Summit O-OOOO-.T. lntornecta- tho boundary Uno bo- 382 Sprlnstflold Avonuo ;i bedroom houan with gas hent. Near tweeu tho Township of Springflold Summit, Now Jersey « . hent. •aa.noo. - Bun and R.R. station. JEAN GRI8- SETON COURT, 212 South Orange (3) Brink Colonial—4 bodroorns, 2 10 CROSS GATES RD'. nnd tho city of Summit to tho Oetobor 14, 1048. Poos—$8.00 WOLD,..Summlt 0-2057. Avonuo, South OranGO, N. J. Five- Railway Valloy Railroad; thenco baths, oil hoat—bwnor transferred. 18 OPFIiiRKD-POR-SALE- - room apartmonts, rent S125- month, PUBLIC NOTICE $21,000. AT $43,500 3-ROOM bungalow, stall ahowor, hot nlonR suld Railroad oastoriy to the air hont. "Now Tappan gao range, aanjiuat.. Votorana proforoncti; prof- Intersection of Mountain—Aveauo- -_ Public notice la hereby given that (4) Whlto Colonial. Brayton- School eronco to roaldonts of SoXltlrOrango. section. 3 bedrooms, Bowing room, BUY IT direct from General Propor- electricity and wator auppllod. One the plucO "or B1SOTNNINOT ~iin offor to purohaae land on Mill mile to b.L.iiiW., $55 per month. Oall Trinity Company, 24 Commcrco St., Lano In tho Borough of Mountainside oil heat. $15,000. tion, Inc., or through your own broker. Nowarlc. N. J. Mitchell 2-nfl'M. DIST1MCT No, 4 " ~ MOUNTAIN, WHITMORI5 &. JOHNSON Su. fl-(l(177-W. The Fnurlli Ulection District stinll for $400 has boon aubmlttod and that Realtoni PLI5ASB INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT FIVE-ROOM ajmrtninnt on second eoiiiprlse tlin territory In mild Town- a public hearing will be hold by the 115 Summit Ave. Summit 0-1404 Opon Sundays, 2 to 5 O'clock flbor, bath shared with owner. Near ship embraced within the following Mayor and~ csxmcll of tho Borough REAL ESTATE WANTED train and busos In Summit. Box 51, boundaries: OLMountalnsldo—on-Tue.aday, Novoin- bor 0, 10411, at 8 p. m. In tho Borough UOth ANNIVERSARY OF THE - -GENERAL PROPERTIES, INC. WANTED—In the OtangenrMaplowood.- .—Summlt-Heraltl.- UUC1INNING nt' "n" point In the Hull—to- receive further of fora for tho •'Short Hills, Summit, Ohatham otC;, of lyiorrln ^vciuio where CROMWELL PARK_ on Main St., Madison' purchnrin—uf trre vncimt loTtti know Wo now of for 2 Colonial homcu for your LISTINtia - SALES - APPRAISALS tlio -i;umo Is Intersected by tho• IIH Lot No. 0, Block • No. 24B of tho OFFICES FOR RENT haui.idiin'_lllio_ .boiWQcn thu U. S. MARINE BAND lnspoctlon. FINE, convenient, high locaUmv: .•« 1«7CN7KJEMENT -.-INSURANCE Town- -Uloho Lako~tr(tet-and on the tax_map jilr. nnuAi.n \y—WTT.T.IBTT Wlt nyallnblo in contrally lo- hhlp of Sprlnuflold and tho Town-' of the Borough, said land^belng—ao 23 FAIRVIEW AVEr aondltlonod; Rus heat; a" very 'Tulr .25 Ha la ted St., Boat Orongo^.N ^, ot Union; thonco -lUanff—the- lJ TunmallbUHln^Hs'-off-loo, "Summit; foot fronting on Mill _Lanii",^_ ' -SlX-rooms and~bu6n7-L*aviitory on 1st, prlco—J13.B0O. Phnnn Or 3-2023 Eve(i.Or 6-5204— with stonographlo and_td£nhon('TUir: r—Hiio-of-Mori'in-Avonuo--noi'U\— fluni- -l-rni- t.i.rnyn , A Cl hi»n». nil nyra-Hm .mitt.or-llno 'or-Mlllbiim- ROBEIVr LAlNCi^-Ol«ri ~AppBrtrlng' Under the Spongortfhip A T nftnUfAM •*• ROM n (Ml I Inn: - — nwcrlng iiDrvlce. Call SiimimT'fi?3i!ii7. October" ~ " : fired. Fully .wiroonod ^. 2fl Groen Avonuo Miidloon ()-0 Avenuii; thohro nloiijj tho~Rimtor I' MARTIN DANOWSKI DBT^-MARINEFCORPS LEAGUE LARC115 nlry-room with prlvilt" luvntory. —o(—Mlllburn Avenue to'.the bound ~ ""BEEKMAN ROAD Viin hniines andinta-In-South .OrBnKer _ 21—MAPLEWQOTO Ma'phiwnnd—Mlllburn. 8hort Hllli,- —05 Sinfimlb Ave.; Bu'mmlt.'OnirSu. .«-- ^ll.no- -1) o-t-w-o o n tho Townahlp aroyf A LARGE four bodf6om~Tibmo "wltB" - Summit and ohatham Kindly Bond 6000. . ~ •Springfield • and tho Township off~ —APARTMENT-WANTED z 3 baths Oontor hall, open, porch, 2- Mlllburn; thonco along uald boun- NISAR ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH partlculitra or phone, and wo will SUMMIT—.100 Springfield Avo., 7211 nc[. car KiiruKo. Tivstofully decorated and Six room and batli residence; Kurnire, Inapeot wroporty No charge for Hat- dary lino between Springflold and In Spring . Hill Dovelopmont, ELIZABETH ARMORY of oxcellont construction, $42,000 oil burnor; acroons, recreation room. ing. ft., avallablo Oct. 1, at $1,800 .por ynnr. Mlllburn Township to tho point Opon from 1 to 5 p. m. evory day. Asking »12,000. 1'or Intorvlow oall, SO J Lll'WIS FIACRE Si SON, Realtor Includes light and Janitor service. whoro tho Hamo lntoraoota tha ' Summit, Immediately, Would Mugnolla Avenue, EHiabfth, N. X •% E. & K G. HOUSTON, Realtors 2-3202. 11174 Springfield Ave.. Mpld SO 2-8400 3. ffi. & E. Q. HOUSTON, Realtors boundary Uno hctweon tho Town- tako over lease If necessary. iihlp of Springfield and tho Town- i Springfield Avo. Bummlt 6-6464 WANTED: Long lease or buy throo bed- 300 Springfield Ave. Summit fl-H4li4 . Also woujd oxchiinge.' my 1 bod- onliiKaMadl«on-B-on35-Su.--6-1008-M' 24—MI-tibBURN— nhlp of Union; thonco atonB—mild ~ r room, two' tmth, built within "13 ATl'RACTIVE, how •"deconiti'd" robin boundary lino to tho point of BE- vears. Good neighborhood between room apt. newly decoratod. Fow SUN., OCTOBER 17,1948 NEW LISTING (17); desk apaco nnd telephone serv- GINNIN,C». SOUTH Mountain Estates — nlno Summit Morrlutown Excellent ref- ice avallablo,-332 Springfield Avenuo. stops from station and bus line. -NORTH SIDE r— modernised and ra- •rooms, throBbatl)n.~Fully Insulated, oronpos. Now York evenings.. Olater Afternoon and Evening dceoratod ISiiKllah. brick contor hall: Summit 0-321)0', '" -ft; D. TREATr oil- hojit, good condition, two car 5-(10fl4 Township Clork. Simimlt HeraW Box 88 • 1st ' floor Includes library, breakfast garage. No brokers. Sh. 7-22S0-M. • room and powder room. 2nd Floor, ! SELLING YOUR HOME? EXCHANGE Oct. M-2B Pees—$42.03 bedrooms' and 3 baths; 3rd floor at> 2(1—MORRISTOWN tic. a-Car garage with 4-room apart1 WE MAY HAVE THE BJUYKR EXCHANOE 2'.i room modem .npnrt- mont above. Seen by appointment, MORRISTOWN — Well-planned 2-year ALL LISTINGS PROMPTLY • .niont, Bnyrlclitn, Brooklyn, for :i or •! EDWARD A, BUTLER, Realtor old brick front Colonial luimi- on :;, INSPECTED room apiirtmont. Box ,411, Maplowood tiorc; and a tax bill of only $(!.ri. Llv- ' Newa. 1 Boochwood Ud. Summit d-6040 . Ing room with flrnplnco, lavatory, - CONSULT FOR LOT SO ft, frontage, 278 ft. deep, la,- dining room, modorn ltltcben, PAUL'S. TICHBNOR, Roaltor EXCHANGE—Cabin in Daytona Beach, Florida, for small apartment In Now A DOLLAR SPENT 000, on KvorKroen Bond, Summit, broe^oway nnd 3-onr garape. 2-Bod- 3B Chatham Road, Short HU1« Oall 8U. 8-1D10-M. rooms und ttlnd bath on 2nd floor. Joraoy. Reply Box 55. Summit Hor- PEAK Unusually good collar, hot water Short Hills 7-3031. Eves. SO 3-8133 nld. . YOUR OPPORTUNITY heat, ti>il burner, lnsulutod, screens, BUYERS WAITING WINTER • BARGAIN — , Beautiful well built, 3 Ktarm window*. J.'i Miles station'. MAY SAVE THE SPENDING A GARAGE TO RENT yeara old; imtrunon hall, living room, Prlco 419.000. ' ' This olden has 7 clients In sonrch of dining room, sclonoo kltchon, screohet MORRISTOWN — Excellent value, this ,'1-betlroom Colonials, not over 25 yours SINGLE gnrngo lor rent. Chatham 4- PERFORMANCE jiorch; 3. bedrooms, tiled bath. Clan 7-room homo with an abundance of old. One or two baths and lavatory. 2322-J. . ;.• heat, fireplace, Insulated, oak floors, clouets; 3 tiled haths, 1st,, floor tiled Nl™ Intuitions. CONTACT US IM- wontnerstrlpped. 1-Oar attached ga- lavatory, .largo Kame room. 2-cur MEDIATliLY. 1 OF TWO DOLLARS LATER rago, large plot with quaint brook. heated garuiio. On 'i acre pint. In .OBRIG, Realtor LKOA.L ADVMIttlSICtVJlONTS This must be aold. Asking $18,500.— splendid resldenUnl nelKliliiMiinocl. 21 Mapln 81. Summit (1-511(1(1-7:124 Open to nil offers. Prloo $20,500 for (illicit milii. Adioln- PUBLIC: NOTICI: COLONIAL — Finn neighborhood, ux 1'ng half acre avulliibln. r NOTICH In horehy ulvon I hut cellnnt, oonstructlon, Living room 30x HO ACRRS MORTGAGE LOANS an ordlnanco of which tlin riimi'Xt'd li 15; dlnlnK loom, sclenoe kltclmn, pan- u copy WIIH lntroduci'd, rciul iiml pm;sod MI5NDIIAM VICINITY — well Incutetl WE are wrltlUR Mortgages up to on flnit rrndliiK by l-hn Council (il ihf try, nowdor roam, sun porch; 2nd l!0 years. Low Interest rates. No 1 floor, •! bedruamii, tiled buth uni high fertile land with views of dis- Uorouith of MountnliuiUli , ut. u ini'i'l- tant hills; Komo woods, gorge und legal fees I*'I! A and convention- Ini: held Oetobor 11, 11)411. mid that tho shower; 3rd. floor, largu room and al mortgages solicited. MORRIS AYE. MOTOR miirveloua wlclo stream; ull your mild Council will furlhor consider thr bath. OH ht-at, fireplace, oak' floors, HOME ASSURED MOtlTCiAaE nil oednr closets; a-enr garcige. riot own. Perfect for small estate. I.,ow Hamo for final puiiiniKO on Novi'iuhur •100x100; no money neeil be spout for taxos Prlco only J5,(l(l(). COMPANY II, 1040, at (ilRht o'clonlc r. M. In tin- nalntini:, etn. Move right In, l'rlcod HAROLD D. AMKRMAN.'Rpiiltor nil SUMMIT AVE.. SUMMIT. N. J. Boi'ouKh Hall, Moumaluulcli!, Ni'\v to sell qulekly, $!!2,n00. PHONE SUMMIT 6^151111 Jernoy, al. which tlinn und plucn liny 110 Washington Ave. Morrlstnwn 4-a'.!7«I Ilivonlngfi Phono Westflold 2-0121 puriion who1 may ho liit.i'rraU'cl thii.ii'ln CAR CO., IMC. ORBIG, Realtor IMMKDIATK POSSKSSION ' will bo (jlvmi an opportunity to hu ;.i Mitnio at. an. n-043s-5itaii-7aa- SOLID llRiCK dwollliiK, A-l location, heard concornlnn itucii ordlnuiicti. BIHOK nnd friimn ooionlai, ouiitom uear school and stores l^lrst floor, llv- HOME OWNERS ROBlfiBTI'AINa, 155 Morris Avenue built. Hiivcn large rooms, 3 bodrooms. niK room with fireplace, tuning room, Dorouiih Clork. 2 tllntl baths, 1st floor lavatory, tiled Offset the higher eost of llvtug *ltn Ootobor 11,. lO'lll1. • • kltehou, den, soremicd porch, Three reduced monthly mortgage paymenta MUlburn 6-4210 Springfield, N. J. kltohen, Kiirni«i attached, in mlnutet bedrooms and bath on st'cnmi. Ktcnni (f you urn p.iylng more than a- 4* walk to shopping center. Possession heat, oil liurniM', Uoelcwool lii.'iiilutlnti- rate on your mortgage. Investigate our Suuinilt ll-'Jill):i-J. Laundry tubs In basi'incnt. Full WMDI'IIS, refinancing plan. Tho first commerciully-prodiUHHl two-cur Himigo. -Don't fall to Insiieia aAHAGisTjlixl'io; main !)Uu^llnu7TviTt^ this liharmlug home, priciul at 119,000 Phone 1!H 3-1800 television show broiulcn.sl from an able for maiiufnoturlng or retail, for quick salr. und rink for Mr Johnsnh or oall 9,% the alrpluno In (light wuit put on by (ho We arc authorized dealers for New oil hunting plant, porfeot con- dition. First mortgage. $13,000. JAMES J. DEMPSEY Irvlngton National Bank Navy's Willow Grove, Pu., Nuvnl Mopar Chryaler and Plymouth Parts Prloed right for quick sale. Morrlsi'nvn's Aetlvu llrokur at the Oalitu Air Resnrvu Station in. Novemluir; OimiO, Realtor »5 Park Plnci' Hectird lUdu Irvlnutnu. M. J. 21 Muplo St. Hu B-0435—aillltl—7324 Phono Mori'lstown 4-nil,11 - /•:— [Pago ft) THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 End» Basic Training IJCGAL ADVERTISEMENTS MOUNTAINSIDE-Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE MOUNTAINSIDE-Rut. Robert utter u public advertibeinent of thu Wilfred C. Hand of Evergreen A. Plttenj-er son of Mr. and Mrs. mutter us provided by luw. court are the parents of a daugh- MOUNTAINSIDE SOCIALS "'". MOUNTAINSIDE—Mrs.. Jean' MOUNTAIHSIDE Gilbert Pittenger. of. Central .ave- Section '3.' The r'ost~ of* the "ixibtuJIii- ter, Sully, born recently lh-SL Horsey no longer represents the tlori of the storm" sewer shall" be borm* nue, Mountainside, who recently by the Borpugh of Moumaiiibldi- at Barnabas Hospital, Newark. . -Mrs. . James... Mullin of .Now. . Miss Lillian Walsh; i)i>riiij!fk'ld .Springfjold •Bun-"in Mountain- auccessf ully completed eight weeks lurt^f- and raififid by Kunural taKuUon- » Providenci; road nntcrbtineji m«-m^ roud, will leave .tomorrow . U» side..Inthe future all.cojfy. may. of basic training with the 3rd Section 4. The Muyor and Council | bi;"nmlli.(l or phoned to the Sun Boro Flower Show House Numbering of the Borough of Moimtiiijisidt? under , of tiife-SHIioucUi; Clul> lit hi--r .spend the week-end at the Hotel Ca.v. Training Bn. at Fort Meade, und by virtue of Title w of the He-'; offiro," 20(*—M OT-ri s'~avcnuft, Marylandr has b&en' assigned to vised, .bttjlutfis.. «tid ..thf A?very 1 buji- ' Dover, Dovef Plains, N. Y. While Springfield, MHIburn 6-1276. plemenis thereto does liereby appro- there, she will be the (jutjit of..Mr.. flans Completed the 3rd Cavajry Group, Ft Meade priate the sum of Thlrty-fivo Hundrvri Mr. and Mil. W. - J.--Gr«;«iv Plan Given Okay as a regular member for further ($3500.00) Dollars, to be applied to and !lt and Mm W. Kur-citn, Dover At least 25 top arrangers from MOUNTAINSIDE—The question used for the purpose of milking sultt Partridge run, are viiciitioninK Mrs. Rolf Kristiansen, chairman Now York flower shows will be training. Improvement not ton In this ordlnuucr.. ' Virginia Beach, Va. They will rr.- Plains. of infa-talling a new house number- Section 5. That for the purpose o' of the "DttUghterB for Dewoy" in among the guest arrangers for the rovldin^ for the payment of buld liu. turn home next week. ing system here, long a bitterly 1 Mountainside has selected . Mii* Open- Homes. Flower Show-to be fought issue in Borough Council MOUNTAINSIDE—Mr. and Mr.s. irovemeiit, tho Muyor and Council, in.- Mr, and. Mrs. • Kmerson Van IWerner HoeckeJe of Orchard road Ursuunce of tho Btntutcs made um; Dorcn : and ' their children have Carol-Ann Werle, Miss Jane Morn- given by thp Mountainside Gardon public hearings, was settled Tues- irovlded for. Khali by resolution uu ' The Missionary Society of the ingstar and Mis.i Barbara Hof- are parents of a 9on, Robert, born horize from time to tlmo temporary Mountainside Union Chapel will returned to their home in Nor- Club tomorrow 'Friday), Mrs. day night when the, governing lotes or temporary bonds of the wich, N. Y. after ii week-end vi.sit farth to act as Deweyettos. Raymond Powell, honorary chair- body adopted Its 'original' plan. recently at the Margaret Hague .oroUKh of MouiHuinside, which mild meet on next Tuesduy at the home Maternity Hospital, Jersey City. •solution shall fix the maximum In- [ of Mrs. H. C. Weher, Central ave- with Mr. Van Doren'.s parents, man of tin- show, has announced. The proposal calls for the num- -erest thereon not vxceedlni* (.ix .per Mr. and Mra. A. E. Van.Dori-n of Mrs. Carl Reimei- of Woodland She added that 150 flower bering of streets running parallel Mrs. Hoeckele is the former Ann ent (6'Jo) per annum, and snld- notes nue. Mre. Weber and Mrs. Arthur avenue entertained in honor of her Sywak of Jersey City. ir bonds shall ttato in goiu-ral terms , Strang will ect' as hostessed. Springfield avenue. arrangements will be exhibited in to Route 29 to start at 1,000 on the he purpose for which they aro Issued, daughter Robin'.s second birthday the five homes open for the show, easterly or Springfield border of LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ^d shell be-, payable on demand or on Tuesday afternoon. The deco- nature In not exceodlng'six years from those of Mrs. Frederick B. Heit- the borough and rise going weBt- PUBMC NOTICE ho date when tho purpose for which llations and favors were in Hal- kamp. Mrs. Raymond W. Peters, erly. Oh streets running jw. right PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given thnt. hoy aro Issued has been carried out, loween motif. Games were played an ordinance of which tho annexed Is »r subject to,.earlier, call for payment Mrri. Frederick E. Roxenstlehl, anglea to Route 20, numbering will a copy wus .Introduced, read and passed ,nd executed as tho Mayor and Coun- yii. and the winners, received prizes— "Mrs. Klllott Ranney und Mrs. Jo- start «t 200 at the highway,, rising on first reading by tho Council of the il may provlde^Suld notes or bonds The little guetrt« included Edith Borough- of Mountainside, at o meet- r3 Issued nhall be paid or refunded seph Barnes, all of Mountainside. in' a northerly direction and di- inn held October 11, 1048, nnd that the lthin six yearn after the purpose, Clair Achey, Sharon Achey, Joan Luncheon will be served to all minishing in the southerly. Bald Council will further consider tho or which they aro issued bun been Keneully, ,-Rosemary Mu-s, Brenda same for final passage on November larried out. The full faith and credit guest arrangers at the home of Council pasoed on first reading 0. .11)48, nt eight o'clock P. M. In tho if the Borough of Mountainside Is AGENTS Kapke, Robert Kaplce, EJugunc do Mrs. S. W." DuPuy of 14 Green- a resolution which will provide a Borough Hall, Mountainside, New icroby irrevocably pledged for tin* Cristorforo, Justine Reimer, Joel Jersey, at which tlmo and place any laymont In full of the principal and 1$ NOT THE FOR wood roiid. The hostess will be new court set up, making the po- portion who may bo. Interested therein ntfalrest of said notes or bond^ nu- MOST Simonetti, Tom and Jean Tomin- assisted by Mrs. Earl BennetJ and lice court r-<>cordcr qualified to will , be given an opportunity to be ihorlzcd by .this ordinance. VALUABLE olll. Billy, Bobby and David Van Mrs. p. M. Hinton. heard concorntng such ordinance. hoar civil cases-involving' not more ROBERT LAING, Section 6. It is horoby determined PRECIOUS' Nest. Tea will be served to all attend-- than $50. .*,• Borough Clerk. ind declared as follows: '.-, STQNE ng the show in the home of Mrs. October 11. 1048. . MOUNTAINSIDE Suffering beth, county president, and Mrs. MOUNTAINSIDE — Ing e b o r g Mountainside, Union County, New I'oiillniinili. Sal Sim llul ' V r Florence Crounse, of Qranford, Williams of 30 Tanglewood lane, Jersey," which plans and specifications ATTEST: ." Mayor. WINE-^ LIQUOR STORE from a bndly mangled right leg and Instructions to bidders have been ROBERT LAING, sustained when it w«s caught In cqunty secretary were present. Mountainside, a student at Jona- approvod by tho Mayor and Council of Cleric " Now Playing October 14-21 Foe $:il.'Ul a ' washing maohlne, • Royal .H. Refreshment were served. than Dayton Regional .High School tho Borourch of Mountainside, Thra Wed, Oct. 20 NOW,- THEREFORE, the Mayor and Gibson, Jr., 7, wa.s reported in fair In Springfield, was the-winner of Council of tho Borough of. Mountain- condition today In Overlook Hos- GIKL SCOUTS the Kresge-Newarlt Junior ToWn side do onact an- follows: Meeting debute on Wednesday Section i; That a twenty (20) Inch pital,' Summit. MOUNTAINSIDE—Troop. 58 of storm sower bo constructed in Whlp- Tlic accTdent ^ccTirre-.r Sunday Mountainside Girl Scouts, under evening, October fi. The program porwill Way from a point tlireo bun- dred and seventy (370) foot southwost in the basement of the home of the leadership of Mrs. Evelyn Tiit- was broadcast over Station WAAT,- of Now Providence Road to New Provi- Mr. and Mrn, Royal H. Gibson of tlo of Mary Ellen lane, and Mrs. and a panel of listening judges dence Road and about eighty (80) foot Fri. and Sat. Oct. ir,-U> along Now Providence Road in a south- Tanager Way while his father was Mary Engleman of Route 29, held voted Ingeborg best among the easterly direction to the existing- JtANOOWII KORKKT repairing the machine, it Wjft.s re- its first meeting last Thursday at four students who discussed "The sewer. . : SCOTT MITCIIUltf MARKETING ported. Mr. Gibson took the boy the school, Games were played and United Nations." She will thus be , Section 2. All work horoln specified to bo dono shall bo given out on con- to the hospital. work was begun en a Foot Travel- eligible to take part in the Semi- tract to the lowest responsible bidder "GUNG-HO" final broadcasts _which start in The couplo hns a younger ers Badge. Plans were formulated llaltle Cry <>/ the Marine Raider* January. daughter, Marjorie. The victim for a hike to the tower Saturday. ', Phm You needn't be rich to serve meat fairly often (though nowa- Is a pupil in Mountaftaide School. WARNER'S MILLBURN' Gloria .leun-Durld Street • day^ it certainly helps if you arol). You can stretch Bmnll Mrs, C, Thompson, Evergreen Mr. and Mrs. Paul K, Davis wore —in— court, • entertained a group of - amounts.surprisingly-far by combining them with A&P's sen- NEW BROWNIE TROOP host and hostess to the Trustees "I SURRENDER DEAR" ' sibly-priced cereala and canned foods. Here's how: neighborhood women at her home, of the Mountainside Public Li- NOW I'l.AVING THRU SATURDAY HOLDS 1st MEETING lry Powull Tnylor WHITE HOUSE tty of a committing Judge or magls- 1 ANN PAGE BEANS ... and put lions taken by him just prior to trnte. " • Tho offlcont to bo olocted In tho For The Children Darnell Wilde Itaxtor —In— them together like this: To two 1C- EVAPORATED Tho prnctlco and procedure -of tho, coming Gonoral Election follow: MILK from the A&P (undiluted), the September 2.'1 deadline for new Saturduy, Oct. 23rd at 10 P.M. —in— "A DATE oz. cans of beans, udd 2 or 3 sliced mild municipal court shall bo substan- Ono1 (1) U. S. Sonator. frankfurters, 1 tbsp, brown sugar, •1 tbsp. melted margarine and 2 voters. Twelve of these were trans- tlally ait provided by sections 2:220-112 Olio (1) Member of House of Hopro- KARTOON "THE WALLS WITH JUDY" Vi tsp. grated onion and M cup cups left-over or ready-cooked fers. to 2:220-55, both Inclunlvu;'-of th(v Re- sontallves for tho 6th Congressional meat (chopped). Add to potato vlftod Statutes, subject to such rulcit District. : KARNIVAL PARTY OF JERICHO" •'•' In Technicolor tomato juico or ketchup. Pour-into This brings the total registra- iui the Suprome Court shall promul- Prosldont and Vlce-Prosldcnt which baking dish or bean pot and bake mixture and pile into greased l\fs rcato and make applicable to tho muni- are to bo olocted. in a moderate oven, y50°K, 25-30 quart casserole. Rake in hot oven, tion in the Borough up. to 958. ' clpnl courti: which rulen shall Himer- Two (2) For the offlco of Surrogate. minutes; 6 satisfying servings. 425°F., 25 minutes. coclo fitatutory and common law rogu- Throe mombors of tho Board—of AIM'T 6OT NO SYMPATHY The numerical division -after Inttonn thorotoforo existing. Chosen Frooholdorn—full term. NO! IT WA6 STORMIN6 IT GIVE POR Undor tho establishment of a muni- Two (2) members for the unexplrod WY WINDSHIEUD WIPER ME A trlllion.Ja_quadrilllon. cipal court all cauaeu and procoodlngn tormii of Members of Choson Frec- WOULDN'T WORki CRICK ponding in tho local pollco or ro- lioldors. 1 HAD TO IN TH- MORBK AVE. teonrt~nhaH"~bi Two (2) Mombors of. the. Borough DRIVE VWITI-I MOTORCAR -the-municipal court, for-tho mmn ef- finuimll fnrthn full termjf.three-years.. MYMBAO IN ECKj "T56'f as thouKrrtnoy find boon com Ono (1) Tax Assessor for tho Borough •OUT TH' moncotl thoroln. of Mountainside" "for tho term of four WINDOW COULD HAVE CHECKED Tho fllon, papora, dockots and all OVER V(OUR CAR IW A data apportalnliiK thoroto - and any SO I ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1048 COULD VjIFFV AMD SEEM THAT monoys on deposit an ball or for any botwoon tho hours of Sovon (7) a. m. •"* EVERVTHINA other purpose shall be transforrod to and Eight (8) p. m. Eastern Standard SEE. tho municipal' court. Tlmo for the purpose of conducting it WORKED PROPERLY. Tho municipal court Khali also havo GENERAL ELECTION WHY DON'T VOU concurrent civil Jurisdiction with tho £b vote upon candidates heretofore 6ET E U Kmall claims division of the county mentioned. district courts, provided tho dofendant POLLING PLACK resides within tile territorial Jurisdic- The placo of mooting of the said tion of the court, of tho-Borough of Board of Registry and Eloctlon follows: Mountainside. FIRST DISTRICT ' Panuod and -Approved— Mountainside Public School, Route 29. , . Dates, October 14, 1048. _—Ma ROBERT' LAING, Borouuh Clork. Fen tll).26 October 14 ' Fee $7.20 :THE-ivfAN ON GUARD

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TEUPUONE SERVICE FOR * DREATER HEW JEISF* THE SPRINGFIELD SUN OCTOBER 14, 1948 SECOND SECTION [Page I ] How Times Have Changed! CATCHING Ur* MiHtanite's Organization Reads WITH. ; ..'.,"... THE WQRLD- Over 82,000 Newspapers Each Week By GKEGOBY HEWLETT By JOHN OOAD Editor's Note: Thin is the first Although the campaign for the presidency of the United of u series of article* on un- States of America came close to home during the past week, usual profthnioiiH in thin area. ' and although election day is just around thecorner, the ef- The next article will appear in forts of Truman, Dewey, Wallace et al seemed this week to an early issue. be curiously lacking in normal campaign lustre. In other Some 82,000 newspapers words, there's no umph to it. and three to 400 magazines True, the visit of Harry Truman a straight-talking public, but a lot are- read each week in the of- to Elizabeth, Newark, and Jersey of peoplelsflll believe the President ices of Wynne's Press Clip- City steamed up the -Democrats should be a stop above- the rest of In these parts for a few hours; true us, and keep his dignity even In, a ping Bureau, East Qrange. the Demos have put out a comic campaign. ' " That is the weekly chore for book story of their candidate's life; "SPECIAI, INTERESTS" the employeesof this unusual true, both Thomas E, Dewey and In all of his many speeches, organization which claims to Truman are setting records in Truman has been banging away at read every newspaper pub- campaign miles. But neither they one thesis: that the Democratic "ished west of the Mississippi. nor the second line boys have done party u< the hope of the people The press clipping bureau Is anything yet to arouse the voters. while the Republican party la the headed by Arthur Wynne, MU1- party of special privilege. He burn, who comes from a long line There probably are two principal reiterated' that idea over and over of press clippors. His father organ- rcuKonH for the (IUMIKHK of tbix again in Newark last week, using zed Burelle's Press Clipping Bu- campaign. Tho first is that both words that an eight-year-old could reau in Now York in 1889 and major party candidates are lacking Understand. Wynne's brother, Harold? is head that old stuff .which Mae Went "This is a fight," he said, "for >f the New York office which pur- • made famous. And wecondly, the the people against special Interest**, ports to read all newspapers pub- Republicans are convinced that and if the people support me In ished east of the Mississippi. Be- no matter wlint they do, or the that fight—and I believe they're tween tho two organizations" the Democrats do, their man' Is a nure going to do it—the government brotHers are able to give their bet. Put those Jwo__toKothor and of the United States will continue clients national coverage. we> got what we have. to be in the hands of the people, "A -press clipping service," said - We've heard, incidentally, a Jot where it belongs. Wynne, as he peered at us over a of criticiam from mombors of both "The Republicans; arc committed stack of western' newspapers, partlcs-of—the- campaign speeches to a program that benefits special 'provides interested persons or of both candidates. Chief objection interests, the powers of big busi- organizations wltly~«r-checkup on to thcJQe.woy program Is his lack ness and monopoly. The only peo- the amount and kind of publicity of -specificity; tho-fccling Is gen- ple who luivo prosperity Under the they receive in the nation's ual that he'a n$t getting down to papers.". • " SURE AND, THEKE. have-been some'changes made during tlm past Republicans are those who live on brass tacks. As for Truman, there's the fat profits nnuli! by exploiting Each day, accdrdlng to Wynne, •'few generations.'At tho loft is a modern lass attired for a swim,.whi|e widespread 'resentment over some ARTHUR WYNNE~ATr~fils newspaper cluttered-desk and peri6dlcals published wesirof—thtrMistsissippi In his 22 employees—pauimver thou- on the right we havp-the-fashlonabln bathing-beauty of the 1870Y Both the workers, farmers, and the com- from which he directs tho activities of 22 girls em- quest of articles referring to the clients of the press |_ot the language he's, used, starting mon eVery-day citizens." " sands of papers and periodicals for Will be featured at tho Calvacade of Progress, to be hold at- the Morris- with liis much-quoted' phrase about ployed at Wynne's Press Clipping Service, East Or- clipping service. references to a list of one thou- town Armory, October 20 to 23. " . "going out to give 'em hell." We're His only diversion _ from that ange. His employees-each day read all newspapers sand clients which must be memo- thesis was this statement: rized—Articles are marked, cut out ' . "I woulfl rather have! peace in and sent daily to subscribers, or the world than be President of the Mullica River in i,the case of smaller clients, United States^I've spent all my A Piece of Your Mind mailed twice wookly.' time working for peace in this ii Karl H. Platzcr, PsychoIocUt" Fight to Make Ends Meet Is World, mid I shall continue to do As our children grow up they grow away from us. Route Noted for Diamonds vs. Baseball just that, That's the most impor- Throughout their childhood, we parents sigh Jor the time Scenic Beauty As we considcred~tho number tant thing with which wo are when they can do things for themselves. They first learn 6f~artlclcs and words tho em- | faced." Exactly 170 years ngo this week, ployees must have to read each eatingjmcLtoilfit habitsjwithout-help,.theiuthey-dress-them- the British Navy sailed along the dayrit-occurrcdTto us that there ~ - | Witirtliat, we lire surcV ovcTryone"" selves, they start going to school without escort, and at each will agree. The desire for peace, Jorsey Coast, across Groat Bay and must be a slip-up every onco in By KENNETH FINK, Director step tho mother's Job becomes up the Mullica River to quell the a while. " ., 1 perioncing a harder time making ends meet. (Only 30% in June.) certainly, hmor"confined to any 1 somewhat lighter. Then as the rebel Jerseymon in their fight for "Well," Wynne recalled, "thor. The New .Versoy Poll ends meet today than It did only Say Sujd one party or any one~cahdldate. melancholy, break frequently into children mature and progress, they independence. . was one time when one of our The strugglo to make ends "three months ago. "Harder" "Hardor" MR. OR PRESIDENT? tears; begin to wlthdraw-from tho also™ become more Independent. History records little about the clients who was in the diamond moot In the face ofr rising prices , Toduy In J\ino But even while Truman- was world and into herself. Such a "finds the Ne.w Jersey public ex- Significantly, 12 per cent more Upper lncDinu— 03% 30% scenes which those British, sailors business .periodically received -people—today report"'having diffi- Avfiracu income talking, he ran into one of the They become lntorested-in-boys trend If continued can load to the problems which make it difficult viewed for the first time in Oc- clippings about baseball dia- culty making ends meet than did Lower Income 75 sltefl of par- When-New Jer- rural areas of the state. " Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey to an , IN YOUR |"Hvery paper In eatrual_actiyLty,-thc_procos.s -last-of—life for which the first Was r : Icans raided British shipping along the country Is a-rU-ther-expensive monopauiie, orrchango of "lifer The made. . ~ the. coast, bringing, tholr prize* proposition,. Wynne aald It-posts mother may feel totally useless; mw _lnto the mouth of the - Tho Navy, today is a three-di- a year for papers Tilono. nocowsary to humhtMron because residents of Chestnut Nook also Then ho-sadly held up a pile of slio Is no longer noeded by thorn, mensional fighting _£orco with unvr their village become a port unneccseary to' her hu.sband be- trained men and specially devel- of entry for vessels' carrying" pro- bills from western publishers. In cause she can no longer bear him oped equipment and weapons ca- visions for General Washington's effect the bills said we are .sorry . pable of waging war equally well Army, circumventing the British but subscription rates will be ap- children or share his activities, and proximately doubled next year. MANY unnecessary to herself bocauso she o»v, above or below tho surface of blockades of Philadelphia and fools old and ill. She may become tho «ea. New York. Tho_fujlher jnojiacc "And we don't even get a spc- BEAUTIFUL olal mtb,'rWynn6" said resignedly- PATTERNS of several nearby Iron works turn- Ing out cannons and cannan balls for the rebels, prompted tho Brit- nothing to protoct thorn." ish to attack from the. seii and Leaving tho banks' of tho Mullica Alexander 1291 New Savings Accounts burn the village. for tho return trip, drive to the Near the mouth of the river, In Bass River State Forest. Between Smith th.o vicinity of Chestnut Nock, Green Bank and Wading River, stands a monument commemorat- obsorve the - work done by tho' Opened Since January 1st ing the burning. It was from thai State Forest personnel In reclaim- town also that tho letter of Oc- ing pnrtially burned forests. Fol- ALL WOOL RUGS tober 5, 1778 reported to tho-Penn- low the route uround Lake Ab- sylvania Packet in Philadelphia sogami and take time to enjoy the Hurry, Hurry! Urlng more tiunuty How About You? recreational area thero boforo con- Into your homo with handsome, nturdy, "Tho enemy have mado tholr ap penranco and are coming In. Thej tinuing to Harrlsvllle where a fac- firnt a«».llty 100% All Wool Rug*. tory on tho Oswego River once You'll appreciate thenn Ntunulnit nnvv 50 lire to the number of 20 sails, 2 JAMES MKIJTON, brilliant star of radio, concert nnd Dividends frigates, several brigs, sloops "»d used salt hny for its manufacture opera, sings at Montclair High School Friday evening, October l>alteriiN in NpiirlrihiK colorful touen. 49 schooners and "three-row of puper. AhMOlutely perfect for inodtirn or tra- Continue north through the 29, under tho auspices of UNITY CONCERT COURSE. (liiiouul roonm and HUCII a bargain at REG. 59.95 with Intoen sails. Several' sail o: Paid American velvet arc here and (Continued on pago i) Deciiuso his glorious tenor voice nnd genial stage 'manner niako tills low price! Mm one of tlio great musical personalities ol our day—Mellon concmta Open WtuhwHilay Evening Till 9—All liny Saturday am always still-oiils. To ho sure of hearing him, order voiir 'course plvli! IJIHI of Auplinlt nnM,, H. II. Htitlon. MA U-3191 HALSEV $T. NEWARK 2, MARKET 2-1645 At Miiin Strict III!I Sttiyvtiimiit Ave. I!8 U'uHliiirulon 1*1. BRANCH: 73-79 MUIBURN AVENUE, MIUBURN iN Cwtltl V) I Page 2] OCTOBER 14, 1948

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Urge Car* When Using that such Renters should be 'ortable Heaters cleaned frequently, because ex- A Small House but It Gives cessive collection of soot can cause Special precautions must be quick-spreading flash fires. baken when .open flame gaa and The Impression of Bigness 11 heating devices ore used In homes, the-Natlonal Board of Fire containing only 1230 square feet High Grade By K. WHITNEY DALZKLL Underwriters points out ~Wltttt>ut7garage, wan made to ap- Short Hills Architect *• Shortages of furnaces, oils, and pear much larger In the llvlng-dln xw.1 In some areas this Winter and A small house need not ing room area, by omitting the hall TOP SOIL have the crammed feeling interruption of the electricity aup- and dining room partitions.which, ply In others may lead to wide- Un>creened, S yd. 120 that most conventional if left if", would not have produced spread use of the*e heatera. houses have if advantage is Screened, |6 & $7 pur yd. thoi openess of plan desired. The Use of these devlce*"in-»mall or taken of the "open plan" now hall, therefore, uecorae* not only tightly clooed room* oan cause «•- gaining -such popularity in an gentry but also a. part of the phyxlatlon and death, end' It 1* UNVL 2-3500 the newer house designs. By living room, and the dining space, e*peolally dangerous to leave them omitting the partitions which instead of' being a separate room burning In a bedroom after re- I. F. FEINS* divide the small house into so too small for the necessary dining tirement. " 2140 Morris Ave., Union ma'ny cubical^ and allowing table,' chairs and sideboard, be The National Board suggests one living space to flow into comes an Integral part of the another without interruption, larger space. Tho largo sectional an actual added spaciousness window in front was Intentionally " NEW'•: SMART - DURABLE can be achieved. allowed to carry past tho obvious The house Illustrated, which Is division of living and dining room THE CALDER ALUMINUM OVERHEAD-TYfE presently under '.construction In so thatj those two spaces JSecome SECTIONAl GARAGE DOOR Morris Plains, while Hmjill In size, as much a-part of one another as IS THE ANSWER FOR YOUR possibly. fc CONTEMPLATED NEW DOOR Situated Among Pines The beauty of ft CALDER DOOR will enhance any style of Situated as the house Is, among architecture. Soundly built of eholcent materials . . . heavier, FOR A towering pines, tho cxt'orlor was tougher, aluminum-steel hardware, the CALDER DOOR is 1 designed with a low^ftnd horizontal engineered tftrcNlst denfa, taktt hard knocks without damage fooling to contrast with tho tall und eliminate' all' maintenance cost* including painting', but verticals of the pines. In order to ' oan be painted if desired. -' dining room area by omitting'%ho hall and dining partitions. The hall keop tho yearly up-keep to a mini- TIJIS MOUSE, PRESENTLY under construction 1H Morrls_Plalns, al- The CALDER DOOR provides everything wanted In. a g'ariige STAIRWAY therefdro beepmes on Integral part of the living room. mum, tho entire house wms clad In though small in:slzerw«s made to appoar much larger in the living- door—simple Installation—smart appearance—easy operation brick veneer and tho roof covered —positive protection—sturdy durability nnd wcdgn-t|ght. with black slate. While tho Initial outlay was slightly more than If shingle or clapboard siding and a Now Is the Time to Repair or SUBURBAN MAINTENANCE CO. r, less expenslvo roof wcro used, the PHONE BELLEVILLE 2-5713-M saving over a pcrloid^of years In 160 ACADEMY ST. " BELLEVILLE 0, N. J. paint- and repairs, -will off-set the Establish Your Lawn additional cost of tho moro per- manent matorials. — Thisjs the best time of year to renovate or repair the To counteract the heat loss lawn of to establish a new one. Most grasses are cool weather through the largo front windows, crops. They will grow well in late summer and fall and be- a strip of radiant heated ^base- cortie .established to start off early in the spring. Prepare the board was used running the full ^soil-well,' with organic matter and fertilizer and lime if neces- length of the window. This typo of sarypandbuyonly the best seed for the particular site. —'— heating la nothing mor« primarily Mildew attacks plants when the than a long thin radiator approxU days aro hot and the nights cool. -mately-tho-slze of a six-Inch wood Why Trees Behave as Phlox,_ lilac and delphinium are baseboard and designed to tako They Do—Or, It's some of the plants particularly the place of conventional .large ausceptlble to thee'o diseases, whTcIT Because They're Hungry -free—Standing or recessed"radia- TO COUNTERACT heat loss through large front wlndows—a-strlp-of causo" a white coating on tho tors. Because of Its small size, it radiant heated base board was used running the full length of the Tho ownor of a beautiful homo loaves. Use of sulfur dust Is tho Is readily Installed under low win- window. couldn't figure out what wag tho most effective proventlvo formll- dows where It can do Its bost work matter with his prize rosed, The dows. In heating tho-oold air whloh flows bed was properly prepared, rich • Fermate or Karbam as a spray off largo glass areas to the floor. in manure and liumm. But half seems effective against black Is'pot By projecting tho front bedroom, your Suburban Garden tho roses mysteriously began to on roses, but sulfur either the a wldo overhang was provldod for By Alexander Forbe* fado and die back. wettablo form ln-tho spray or dust- tho front living room windows, Then Usn AtVICO Aluminum to glorify yo\ir T8 COLORS • Remember, treea seldom die of Bathroom, und Kitchen walls. .With -AL*- TICO then* rooms talio on now Ufa, now old ago._TJl»yiKflnorally dje o_f dls; Storage Ease ----- color and new upnrklo, Don't hesltutu, ea.io, starvation, or from lnaoot at- Install tills beautiful, uermunnnt \v;tll Plant This STORM WINDOWS AND SCRBCNt tile In your homo today. .You'll bo i;lml SPECIAL tacks or drought. You can keep . COMBINATION DOOM , , .,, ., you took advantage of tho low, low your treqs healthy by proper care. Installation and material posts. Or, If Kitchen Wall yoxi lllcn, buy Al.TICO sopnratoly nnd •Feed and water them fttf you would Install It yoursolf while the low, low Cabinets Be Glad Next Spring other plants or roses, After all, a NEW PITTSBURGH prices still • prevail. S-hUc. whit* •!«! tree in our largest .plant and will PLASTIC INTERLOCKING TILE / c.blnots, comblnod respond to treatment as such; l.nuth althur 54" or EVERGREENS 00". t-$ > -50 For Kitchens, Bathroonm, Ilocr«utlon RooniM, ItontaU' Glvo your compost heap a flat runts, Uakcrlea and Dalrle*. 24 top with a depression In the con- tor ao It will catch rain and holp Eu»IIy lnittalted over plaster, wood, stone nr ply%vood In decomposition. Beautiful Pastel Colon Uitsy to OIcau_ Llfotlnie fnrrtmniincu — WIKIII'HIIIO & ltetnll KITCHEN CABINETS Wo. Nt)ucliiliv.i> In c!Rblmtt,K tn Hiilt. Eitimate* on Inttaltallnn .GhuarfuHy Given ynur Imllvlilunl rnqiilrunumts m well nx your pnt'ltuthnok. FlrKi-cluSK SALESMEN AND^ DEALERS- WANTED worUninnshlii — prompt Insinuation. HKCRKATION ROOMS. Greatly Reduced Union Woodworking Co. Top «ln«—In tho bout vwrlo- •Sjivltt IMncr, Unlmi. IMinnn UN 2-US I Aha mill at very routmniiblo call ORange 5-0955 ITIowcrinK Slmilm und price*. FOR FREE ESTIMATES SImdo Irons ATLAS FENCE FOR FLOORS—AMTICO RUBBER FLOOR TILE CHRYSANTHEMUMS Oentlomen: Without o AND OTHER PERENNIALS, JW the pnhct, .xtr. >.>!l!ent floor »l(. you're looking for, would like udditlnmil liifnrnnitloii. ?Tv*}Vikr?I??!?£ lnitllllatl011 »* low"» "»»• Call today for rKfct ESTIMATE! • . South Mountain Nurseries Vnur r(ipr«'Ki'»i(utlvo may oull OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS PROTECTION Name .*. •. l,AY' SWINOAV I060BROAUSI. MIlMJly NEWARK, H. I fPaga 31 OCTOBER 14, 1948 Wardrobe of Flats Needed To Keep Up with Mode By LOUELLA BBLDEN KKDDA ; - One needs a wardrobe of hats now to keep up with'the mode, for wearing the right hat at the right time takes precedence over style alone, say East Orange milliners showing their exciting creations for the current mode. " "'" *" The current beret with its embroidered emblem-ia,-a-good general wear choice for tailored suits,',wool dresses and the like, but the moment a suit flaunts the perky, peplum cut-away-or .bustle-back treatment, it calls for a less casual hat—something with-a bloused crown, a soft twist, or a profile br.im with a bit of ostrich or veiling. Women now aro wearing hats for evening, even with full length dresses. Different versions of the evening hat include a close-fitting bonnet of gold beads and. sequins for a dress made of layers of black tulle with a low cut black velvet bodice. Crown-flttlng_yelvet_cyenlng caps curve down over tho ears, showing hair only at the front of thefaco. 'pho little hat is sometimes trimmed with passe- menterie braid or edging of ball fringe lnsteud of r4 feathers. T , . .. • '' . A BBRET with strip tease veil, called'the "little hat, At Doop's Store (B30r Central avenue, Bust Orange) that "cover up" look to wearin the wind and snow. this week we found something really exciting in a Designed by Mr. Johnlna, the veiling comes in many series of creations by Sally Victor, attractively dis- shades which enhance tho wearer's complexion. At played to draw the eager-eye of fashion-conscious Doop's, Bast Orange. women. Hatter's > plush—a fabric more often seen in men's evening hats—Is tho foundation material be- :ause it blocks neatly and, in th« :aso of.Miss Victor's Inspirations, on ideal absorbent for her spo- A HAT WHICH give« that "skating in Central Park" .look. It is a port Fall Silhouettes Separated ial '.'gaslight" dye. miniature sailor hat with a tib-around chin veil. It proves that femi- And thereby hangs a talc—or at ninity Is once again of the gay '90 period. At Doop's, East Orange. out some'of It. Into Three Distinct Divisions For gusllght, ladies, Is-the soft- or velveteens, In the swingsklrt est, warmest green you havo ever King Cotton Conquers style, and a few manufacturers The new fashion scene continues to unfold on the stage oen, taking its name from tho Campus with Calico, have oven lined corduroy jackets _andLrunways of .department stores and specialty shops..; 'rost light that shows at the orl- Dark Cotton Blouses with calico ^print in an effort to Stylist have returned from Paris with French-cr&ations to ce of your gas range when you capitalize on. the popularity of both l_show-alongside-those-created- by American designersrund" rst—light-your-burtiers—later—to" Jr-th"o~biirclt—wiaistline, deep peplum polnting-up the tag classes. The. classes, which teens protest at price almost as. As for dresses, choo.se those enough to make skirt hang poslte of the first flguro-dlscussedr flare of tho skirt. This Is shown re_sponsorcd by the-store's Call vigorously. ' as Jf . it woro thplr. Put. the emphoeis irL> the_. blouse straight. Then rip waistline and ng All Girls Club, will remain in absorb this tuck Into waistline In" afternoon suits of Celahesb money—Instead of Dad's. Whon and keep the skirt plain; Broken Taffeta, Jacquard Satlns,-and Ben- icselon for three months. they saw tho genuine virgin wooJl 1 seam. 609 Central Ave . East Orange lines, fluch as a yoke or drapes in gallne Failles. In oocktall drosses Instruction In the proper car* coat In pastel colors, priced at of faille oropc, the triangle sil- f fingernails, hair, skin, ward only $35.00, they beamed with de- HOTTEST STYLE houette will b.e identified with •obo and diet, plus tho fundamen light. The coat, woll known and . . . acclaimed by million! flounces, bustle bows, and con- ala of basic modeling, Is given accepted for its flaroback styl<» ON CAMPUS trasting winged capolots of taffeta, oan Jordan, director of Teen Ac and detachable hood, also boasts or stiff • sloovos purposely designed .Ivltles, personally teaches th< a beautiful cropo lining, and. Is to create this backward effect lassos and belloveSr-that even i styled by Debwood. whloh is very graceful. a teen has no Intention of over The fashion—pnrado continued Tho barrel-straight sllhouetto Is iomlng a professional model, th with wool , casual school dresses still with us In many moods, and classes do teach her, grace and in mutod plaids priced at only with many Interesting new treat- jcrtaln amount of self-assuranc $5.98, $7.08, und $8.08! These* ments. There arc no flying append- dresses, simple in line, boasted Bach—girl—rocolves a complot tiny vclvctc'ch."peter pan collars, analysis of-horsclf, so thafsho-mtv: deep impressed pleats, and aU the • 1 [enow: what it Is she is striving t thingST-that the teens say makes' iorrect, or change. She then learn a fashion "tcensntionnt/'^rJfffHlf^ iow"to~model~l p3ato~d revises .were shown next, and "" groups, how to model onrstage aw the CouncHors~raEre£d they wcro unway and how to present a run definitely date-timers, priced at" nlng $12.08. Poppy's

VARSITY SWEATERS fabulous Joyc« in your DOUBLE TALK faMom you've ••( SCHOOL COLORS A lanrjdlliod uiborNeitn new double •trap ' your haart on am Sp«elnl value on, tliaiv mfr, warm iwnnl- • r« for fallows n'nd co-edi. Pick th* .color Itutop treatment... In Dolt lusda | hnra •( Kmarlk't. combination of your icliool, club or *eni«l No commuting, suevu Black, Brown, Groan ... tttlecttout, my diamond* SIRIPE lower prlcea tttid Hut ry N. V. .nf«« lax! Gold Whlti Col. Blu. *1O.95 No Charrfe Whll. i Block ' (be Alterations Whll. ihopplng OH th* Boardwalk Orcinrj* "Yasncr given m« perfection Gr»y Hall's for tho most comploto selection of casual shoe* Whll. in cat, quality mid colof. I PROVOCATIVE Gold In all colors, stylos, si*os and widths. Scarl.t choasn front original diamond Orcinrj. BONNET-CLOCHE Sccirlwr Conli • SulU • Dr recognize .small, a surprisingly satisfying appreciable altitude, such as three companies, a.srioclations or other feeling of apace can be achieved different ways. If one has a too clurer figured out his plun, how- with a well chosen end stra- arge wulatlinc.-lt may be pulled or more, you can usually count on groups who.se efforts havo- con- him for plenty. If you find your- ever, seeing no chance unless that tributed to a wider knowledge tegically placed mirror. If un- to smaller dlmen9lons with a new style girdle, thus accenting the self later In a tough contract, the finesse would work and also not- and . deeper appreciation of New sightly paneled doors spoil your ing that West's bid almost surely room, Insert mirrors In the paneta rounded hip. Waistlines have a success of which depends on tho Jersey's, triidilic-tis "ml..'. .advan- location of outstanding honor curds, showed possession of the henrt K. tages and whose public ' servlco or use mirrors to camouflage a definite relation to the look of hips, connecting door, a closet door, or and' much can be done with ac- It pays to consider them as being South based his plan on West projects .stimulate- greater prldo in his hand, and build your playing «nd Interest in the welfare and any door that may stick oufiillo -soriew to achieve the pulled-ln- having every consequential card, llm look, Arpad designs a wide .plans accordingly. future of our State. a sore thumb, destroying the unl- so built a -amieeze. After win- (led effect at which the smart room ontour belt <,that Is very deceiv- ning with the heart Q, he played Nomination* for th.e_HUR award • J 10 6 5 4 2 0 planner alms. ng. Made of leather liTfnll co|- for a club division and ran the should be .submitted to the State >rs It not only cinches the waist »AQ9 Department'of Krono.m.lc Develop- • If you have a small wlndow- rest of the suit. He discarded ment, Trenton, on or before Oc- lenfl room, often found In apart- t controls It. from dummy to leave thero tho tober 1.5. •'•• ment house kitchens, which may In suits, the rounded hip con- • K 7 " 4 y H 3 spade J-10 and heart A-0 ns tho have been converted closets or ;oui? ia accented by padding in V K J 10 4 V8532 last club was lo^jj West clung to JLOOKS LOVELY .*>methlng of the kind, bring cheer he jacket below the waistline. • A KQ E •9872 the two spades and the heart K-J, Tho satin weave win be recog- Into It by installing a mirror to This is cleverly applied and well 10 6 *Q3 but had to discard. If -he threw a nized by its smooth, glossy, sur- reflect light; treat It like a rral designed, and the effect i ' mum out of a hand. A better bid or tho home, (f you desire — is an • This snle consists of a luriiu Broup or celljng, so that the celling Itself Is on his second turn, alter ho had electric boan—flllccr,, that can al%f ' fine fnmlly-h"-lr!oi)ma itnd collectors' rcfloctod In It, a room achieve* the IF YOUR LIVING UOOM SEEMS CRAMPED, or a generous »lze plat**lasg mirror placed on the wall Stiff fabrics provide the design- mado that great strengith-showing slice a lot of tlmo.' corners. It's Hems datliiB from 1700. er with many Ideas for rounding appearance of much greater height lacks Interest nnd sparkle, a carofully chosen, stfategl- opposite tho room's .entrance door turns a llfolcss wall jump before, would havo been 4- geared to sllco a bushel of groen — Haul Entatn out the hip sljhouette through Flno cnlonlul I.ypc. well nppnlntcd -7- and-length. . cally placed mirror may be just what It needs. Hero Into a picture. ilubs, leaving • room for North to or wiix bonus for French or Juli- room nowly piilntuU-iiml (l<-ranu;i-.(l irnmo From an export _ In-the field shaping and .fonmlng In darts or bid again, which he would have enne servings- In 12. to 18 mlnutea. dwellllH! untl !lo; Muhoijiiny oliuv ing a mirror for u decorative pur- and tho symbolic Oriental ar- nncl ball It. ilrnp lour ten tulilo; Pr. mnh. good wood iloors~ciuT look If they FREE SLIPCOVERS &IVEN WITH EACH ribbon, buck Chlppencliiln fitrlo chalni (c. po.se, choose only tho flno pollahod rangement — the three general aro properly- cared,for. - 17110); Shcrnton mnh. 2 prt. drop Iraif D UPHOLSTERY ORDER ahull" bnnqiioL lalili> (finely roped ICKII). plate variety, slnco •their true ro- types of flower- arrangement. The secret of boautiful (loom at Flno man. Krundfathor's clock, Inlaid llectlvo characteristics actually low maintenance cost, • reveals Mrs. Kcrollcd lop wllli fluted cnnimn (Miit- doublo the beauty of a room's color We've selected our container and 3-Pc. REUPHOLSTERED thew EfJi:i>rtoii c. 171)0); :i imnko (t. Its contents, now we'll lead off Doris Anderson, extension spe- oiindln Ktnticlir, lnnw Idzo Ohjiipondaln achemo and furnishings where cialist In home management at Largo Hi-lection of ball nttd oluw ft. wlni,' chair, Pnmch mirrors ' of inferior quality give with the" triangular design. •Rutgers University, is to keep a materials, n e-'w 'dtrectolro tilt top ten tnblo; Emplro noc- distorted rofloctlons. retary dralc, "lUiiKi'd doom. . Tulli'Ht Mower good protective film of wax over R p r i it g s, filling. Wiilnut Chtppimdulu client of drawers; Frame* ii'pniicd Cherry Hhernton iilno iraili, bheraton The tallest flower open should a properly sealed surface. Not only, —chcnt~of draweni; Wlllnru typu banjo Catching Up be from one to one ftnd one-half does wax protect the floor from and pollnhed. clock; l'n. Windsor comb, back arm to two tlmeo the height of a tall sand nnd grit carried in on shoea, «rhalr~(n. 1750) with drawer, (c. 1700); (Continued from fugo IF Sisi, uf fl arrow hack-ohalr(;;-pr.-of-Qiioon vase, or one and one-half times but It gives the floor that soft glow 12 MONTHS Anni) riuih lieal; clmtru. long absence, with. Acting Govcr-. JJiat ie_ so attractive. And waxed Cherry <\ post canopy bud; Bmplro nor Summerlll dolng-a splendid job tho diameter of a low bowl. Tho TS PAY R)debourd. (HMO); Set of. II Hep. Ohlppun- What type of house? . floora are much easle> 'to clean. cli'ile chairs; miniature furniture; 10 hecl- at tho controls,._lt_l»_DtlscQll_to_ shorter flowers are used to fill In sldn end dr.i'imlliK t;ahU'n; Chlppeiulaln whom tho-people look for guidance. In various"magazines and newspapers you have probably read that tho triangle sides. If the flowers' Mrs. Anderson points out that 8-Pc. Slip Covers nilrrorn; 2 Shoralon- inlrvora; ullt mlr- do not have sufficiently striking soap and water scrubbing Is riot ron;; Phyfo card tablo. Another economic note: Savings your home should bo furnished to look like you, that It should cxpross rocommondod-forrgpodrfloors-Evein- JMu.de—to.— order._»^ -#% 50- • •-' • ft tlrawei* (iliavlnit mirror: maplo sowlnp bank deposits in 'New Jersey leaves, get; some tropical" foliago at Btuntl: 11" burl bowl (o. HiJiO); 2 enrvod your., personality, etc. It should also express something of th& typo of the most durablo floor treatment Includlng -mate- Jj^C IIP Rmpirtr-uol'iui;~mnphi~corn(H- chulr; 2 lncl- reached an all-time record high on your florist shop. Around Christ- can be washed away by scrubbing. riulH and Kippers. dur buck arm chnlrs; innh. .knlfu-bcuc. architecture. '_. . . -Octbber-1!-And personal Income In mas time, uso a bit of evergreen And water standing on a floor can UUAl'tfl GIVEN Wli'H EACH SUP COVEK ORDER OutnlnmUng Sliver & Slwffichl the U. 3. surged to a new all-time First lot us discuss the types of homes to bo found in this section or yew with the arrangements. cause tho flooring to buckle or tho EnTIjoiiHed" Hllvor tanlc.ird by tJeto: Anne—W.llllanx- Batoni|in; exceptional high In August! That means; It of tho country and see In which category yours belongs. Colonial—but In any arrangement thero must grain to raise. If, however, It Is Chippendale sllvor mounted mail, double seems, that Americans still have what style of colonial? The Cape Cod cottago Is a very popular design, bo unity, balance, proportion, necessary to use watcr.-wlpe it up D E/"* A I UPHOLSTERY ten ' .icldy with embodied Mllvnr ten boxes money to spend, ovor and above especially for a small hoiiae,_;Tho_Dutoh_oolonlQil lends Itself nicoly to by 1 I'lprro GIUols (e. 17110); huautiruUy rhythm and a- focal-point— Thc-lat- -quickly- and thoroughly. eir !' a't-fl Kl" plu cru:;t ullvor tialver by tho. coat of food, but are putting this section of our state and some very Interesting examples of this. tor is the point from which the — Water emulsjon wax does not OciH-'u Mnthuom, dated' 17'W. moro of It aside for that rainy day KfcvjAL SHOP i:.'.closed Shefflolcl chorub dcnlnned tea early architecture are'to bo foumd in tho valleys of tho Hudson, Hack- stems seem to taper out as though have to be polished, but buffing fliuklv, silver mounted decanter; muiy we've (ill heard so much about. will increase the luster. It enh be 884 BROAD ST., NEWARK, N. J, MITCHELL 2-9242 Slli'llleld reedod tea net (o. 11110); larito ensnek, and Paasaic rlvorsrHavo you soon tho old eighteenth century they were growing from one stem Victorian tea F.ervloo, S pcs.; ullvor ll!< homes around Lltohfleld, Connecticut? The brick housos-of-Maryland or_ plant. At no time must tlie used successfully on varnished Between Lafayetto and Green Sts.—Open Evenings bowl by Gardner; 10 Sbefrielcl trayii, an- wood or on a floor treated with a sarted ul'/oii; 2 lurRo ten urnfi: cuko bua- Satin, Velvet Lends are also being reproduced In this area. What about tho old plantation sterna cross one another pr make DISTANCE NO OBJECT!—Evening Phone WAverly 6-0270 ketii; huttor and nweotmeat. dlsher,; noup houses of Virginia, those with the tall pillars, the Regency ones of floor sealer. Floor soalor is a fin- tiiirMiniH; card truyn; Matthow Boulton Regpl Air to Robes, the arrangement seem discon- ish that has become popular In the tea kettle. Ivory mountn; 200 pen, of flat Wllliamsburg and the Loulfliana homes with the' iron balconies? If nected. Thero must be balance .mul licrylng-ullvor, ladlnn, mmar t Holiday Negligees. past few years. Do not use water your homo was built in the flourishing twenties, it may b.e in tho Eng- and It may be asymmetrical — emulsion wnx on shellacked floors r'^enentatlo'n.a:ATncriniTr-ifttTnrnrriTTnin-|—Holiday—displays—In robe lish manner. Do you own a French provincial example? Perhaps you something small, 'such as a single —it may-turn them white. ' not. pitcher, rnilvor and II Bobleta; nheaf departments will bo typl- WE NEED 1000 —-of—wheawheat and iiholl pati.oi-pati.oih upoonu; ualt have one of tho now.raneh houses. You may bo living In an apartment flowcr=or—leaf . may balance a Another precaution Is to be care- flod by an array of volvets and DROPHEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINES "Tl iirii (1700(1700)) ; TThomah u RRunhh tdtodddy ladlllo with rosy visions of your future home floating around In your mind. larger mass. A; figurine helpa td ful-of the wood floor that does not MV ohnmbor ,'itlckn; dnufferu: trayn; satins In handsome, styling unpar- WiitjSr. plplte-hprnt ; youp__turooiiH; cpvorod Or, 'do.xeii.liYQ..In.a'. JUST. Wlha,toy.er_y>ait.J)ovse, it l«t '•ly tt..f.c.°!L?.s..?'-iftlsss?: have a good coating of varnish or vekotiiblblo dlla allolcd by any onopast soasonr - y WE WILL PAY CASH Now—that you have conquered floor scaL.'Water In the wax may ' * China, Gtuxx Iirlc-A-ltrac While most styles shown by your homo, and you and your family are living In it. What the interior ^ For Your Old the first . flower arrangement stain the wood ana might raise Tall mitral lamp; 75 pen. Stafforcliihlre; manufacturers for October and expresses ia you, your taste, aiid how you live.1 the grain of the wood. no peti, doKtt and caution; pr.—Jerjiey. liurdle, and found how much may fe Slnecr Drophcad ' floral hnponvclKhtH on.stands; I) tui'liey Inter delivery qro quilted, tho now Good decorating means suitable decorating, suitable for you and When applying wnx, either the be done with but a few flower; platlero: itold wedding tannd dinner and year-round s t a p 1 e -laoe-trlmmed -your family, for the typo of houso In which you live,. You may like very paste or liquid, spread lightly so Round Bobbin Machine- ten sot; 100 pea: Delft * EnRllsh chlna;i when well-handled, you'll bo want- Staffordshire hen; Chelsea tea net; satin nogllgeo Is boing dressed up formal furnishings and all the service and details that belong to tho that the w«x becomes part of the Our representative will pay $35 proimod Kln«»;-mllk—ithuia;—Waterford oven moro lavishly for holiday sell- ing to try other designs you mayflnla'li. Let the wnx stand for 30 Siuulwleh, and St.oddard Klasii. grand manner. You may bo fortunate enough to have one maid, live cash for your old round bobbin r ing. havo seen at flower shows, fairs 2.t miniature , snuff boxes; battersoa simply, entortain^ln a natural and charming way, or you may have a minutes or until thoroughly dry. Singer drophcad, $15.00 cash for -mid silver l)oxe:r, Klnlrs'Hunt. silver The finest of dressmaker detail or floral displays. Polish first across thcgraln and tiny home, oat In the-breakfast nook and invite friends in for a ham- -your long shuttle Singer drop- badKO (rure^; J. Itlrhurcliion silver bob- seen In fall dressos and suits, Is No doubt you have noticed how then with tho grain. It isn't nec- bin (c. 1770); set or Girandoles;.fendera; burgor roast. Whatever tho circumstances, your home should bo as head. Do.not hositatc to call u» nndlrons; flro plane etiulpment; student Incorporated In these treatments. artful the crescent design Is, and essary to wax moro frequently burners; haokft on' antiques; clnokn; attractlvo as you can malto It. - - - - It your machine is In rusty or pewter; linens; dnllles;. (I silhouettes; Skirt back fullness glvos a qucen- how handsome, too This calls for than" 4 to 6 months when tho poor condition. Wo can use it for 11130 family portrait. wax has been built up. liko Hwaoplngjopk_to robes featur. Kof'n plan: ' ' ,, • tiny flower heads, buds or-slende-r -partsr—:—— • Phllco phono-ratllo VM (coat approx For dally care, uso n drv-mon W75); 110 oriiiUiaL l'hr,iw-iHU!«f-«inn|ilers; bead or nallhead trims Good decorating startfl with good planning/ The best wn/-is to_ leaves for the tips of the crescent. Iron eatilo; CUVI'IURO lantern; Towlewnre; Dolman sleeves aro used to add to think Quit everything beforo you spend one red cent. This takes more If- you—are- using flowers wltli on good floors. Some homomakerfl Write Linden Observer Ilox No. 18 or I'honn Linden 2-83HK lame tin -trays: 2 ROIII bund lazy susmis L iiavo found that a mop treated by After S I*. Mr-Eiwcx-K-'IM?--- - 1 ~. HuntllM; copper krttla: tine, cranherrj the- festive—look, ~wh"llo~staw!-out tlmo than going out to tho store and buyinK"thc flrstrprctty picture you graceful—sterna-such as petunias overlay liiHl.ro: renernl linii'iplmlrl cnulp; pockets. .ot~rdttiHty_Jaco.ipeplums BceT-Wo-'ll start -with the living room. Protond-there-ls-nothTng In it and _dIpplng It Into a solution of 1 tbs.' ^Jfjictory^niaehiiiea-aliia-purchainul. Special pricut lo hotpitttlt try-tho "9" curvo-arrangementin of paraffin oil dissolved In 1 pt. of Sold by order of Mrs. Lionel Scliusti-r oftoiTinalco fo~r st.de lntotosSTT draw S~fIooF"pISn..Thla means a plan drawn to scale, all mcaaurementg- and institutional • —: Aumlnlstrlx.* Terms Caih — VlrRlhln -hothe family Intorcgtitin; AcccHNorleN : A— drosa^wlth" a— gently flarlhg. r and' grit partlcleri more easllyron- Frederick "M. tlrown, Auctioneers. sklrt dono In bold plaids of pur-"ff ho studied-mechanical drawing In school. Porhaps Junior would like No matter what the season a waxed floor. Dry the' mop bo- KPORT SEWING MACH1HPEBF Kulll DaleH Frl. it Sat, Oet, 22 uml 23 ple and green Is popular. a real problem for his technical work. If tho men prefer the golf courso month, occasion or holiday you fore using.. or tho Hwlmm-lnff-poelj-you—may— have-bo—tAokle-the—drawlng; yourself. are having tho floral arrangement, Novor uso an ailed mop on a — • Statewi"derScivicc • The main point lfl to got It done. there'll be Interesting accessories waxed floor—It softens the wax Tho second step' In to make a list of all the furnishings you want and figurines you may uso for causing It to gum.' If exception- ally dirty spots appear on tho A In the room. Put all Ideas down on paper. Do not be alarmed at tho more atmosphere. Figurines can be used-to-tle In with-tho back floor,..rub. lightly., with- flne.steeL ^^mmm "slzo'of"tho'll'st," for you wllPprobiibly want mofo"th'an the room will" wool molstonod In turpentine. hold. It Is muich easier to eliminate the loveseat from the paper li«t ground, too, such as a Chinese Your Best prliut or othor picture. You'll find than It Is to rhovo It to Homo other room. Keep all essentials; add ac- such figurines in places such as Munufu'cturw and Detigner* of Vphohtortul Furniture cessories and luxuries where they will fit In and add charm to tho room. florists' shops, department stored Mullica River our Tho third step, and a vory. Important one, Is really a series of com- gift shops, candy stores and th (Continued from Pago 1) mandments. They should begin with "Thou shalt not." five and ten cent store. cranberry bog section, passing such picturesquely named spots as decorators A. Secrecy. Do not broadcast your Ideas and plans to your rela- You will discover, as you pro- Hog .Wallow and Applo Pie Hill. FURNITURE. tives, friends, and neighbors. You will bo floodod with gratuitous ad- gress that tho art of flower ar- From Speedwell, whore another ftti show hotv vice, well meant, but not tho solution to your problem. Your maiden ranging gives as much pleasur iron works once oporated, drive aunt and Mrs. WhoaU may havo what They consider Good Taste. Are and satisfaction an a completed.ol to Chatgnrorth and join Route S-10, carpet you sure the taste Is good or do you bellevo them because they stato painting or any othor artistic en- following It to Four Mile Circle Tl{\ Main Street East Orange, N. J. their Idens with such emphasis? deavor. and continuing to Trenton on colors routes 40 and .TO. Or, for an al- II. Do not copy.. Just because MM. Whatsis has now damask drnp- , A convertible - collared dres. ternate return route, drlvo from WE GIVE FREE ESTIMATES ANYWHERE crle.H and two love-seats by tho flrc-plaoo does not mean that you must with a sllmly flared altlrt dona In Four Mile Circle, to Magnolia, QO with haye tho Identical setup. Your room may not be wldo enough for this rust, purple and gold with grey Pomberton and through the Fort arrangement. Your fireplace may bo more Inviting with a pair of stripes is chic. Dlx Military Reservation. lioh COLOll SGIIKMK! fireside chairs. If Mr. Husband Id tall and heavy and Mrs. Wife Is lisl(nii-ll\illt ' to mnnllo-r, a Mr. and Mrs. group of chairs will be moro Individual, Try to FALL SPECIAL! \ our Ki-ciK In be Imaginative. If you cannot visualize, study some good decorating , C'»iiteiii|)orury 2K% R1CDUCTION ON -AIA magazines for idens and try to apply them. dltlonnl t'attornu ««. yd. Custom Made Slipcoversy ITU Koali-d to I'll 0, If you do not know what you want or do not know how to go for ii limited tlmo only! about getting tho desired roflult, consult a good tralnod decorator. Be- Sofa and 2 Choirs with $,, and fore saying that thi.s method Is expensive, Investigate. It never does nny Zippers and Double Seams up BUY DIRECT harm to a.sk. If you aro afraid that you will be sold ti. lot of costly 48 Sagging lliiHoniH, Sol'im and Chair* l'lxi-d . AT FACTORY Items, go lo a consulting decorator. Sho haw only .Ideas and plans to Huptiirlilft, itrfllliittf of i'unhlotll iff ^oii'i'K VriciH SqkoitenfeUPa sell. Such'a decorator will plan your room. arrangement, your color CIIHIOIU Inillt HiifiiH mid oliiill-H with thn AND SAVE. - IX SPIHNGfiELD AVE, M HlOli «••). NEWARK J schemes, toll you what to buy at the price you wish to pay and whero flOOm'KAK AIRl'OAM CoiiNlrnotiou Omm \tan., .Wuil. & Frl. lo V P. M.—5al. lo & £. M. 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The bracelet comes YE OLDE VILLAGE INN Davis, one of the country'^ fore- October 29, when Unity Institute goes in for simple .jewelry,—and- _in_ sliver, because teens_teil_ most Hammond organ virtuosi, presents the noted tenor, James of all things, gadget jewelry. Her they like novelty jewelry in sil- Luncheon 12 to 1 — Dinner 5:S0 to 8 who made hl.'T debut at the New- Melton, at the Montclair High simple, but good jewelry is usual- ver1 bntter than in gold. Sunday Pinner It to 8 ark Sheraton Lounge this week. School. Mr. Melton, who combines Davis Is also an accomplished an extraordinarily fine voice and Phone pianist and delighted the crowd thorough musicianship with a 139 So. Orange Ave. with "one m AD GIIAYIN—I'IIOG'S-J.EGS stair• s of stage and sqreen in MontclaiFor thir s Theater«pccUil , bookinAl Hg. Rosenat the, present the- magnificent young French ^violinist, Ginette Nevou, -' • FILET MIGNON—CHICKEN DANTE notable Broadway. produc- Managing Director,, Is presenting Our Facilities Available fur Wedding*. Itanquett and Parlirr ~RENNFE.'S tions, the management of the two members of the original New who last season made her exciting American debut with the Boston MOURISTOyVN •1-40(10 Cor. Northfield Ave. and Pleasant Valley Way -M-o.n-t-c-1-JW-r—^Theater an- York production, Julie Haydon and Anthony Ross. Helen Mac- Symphony Orchestra following it NEW~LARGE~D019!ONrTELEVISION OPPOSITE RESERVATION. nounced today that beginning Kellcr who was Insli seen in . the closely with an appearance with Monday evening, October—18, it- Broadway production of "Dear the New Youk Philharmonic. She West Orange Phone Orange 2-7756 received such glowing tributes for" would offer Its ' patrontf one'of Ruth" and Ernest' Graves who distinguished himself in "Cyrano her artistry os have not been the most distinguished productions Do Bergerac" on Broadway, will c'qualleil since the advent of the over presentd on.any New.Jer.sey play the two roles originated hy young Heifet/. in t!liis " country.- Following her New York perform- MODELS NECKLACES and' ear-' sUl«c- For onP W0l-'lc . on^> the the late Lauretta Taylor and Montclair Theater will present Eddie bowling. ance, one. great critic wrote typi- pub Mayfair rings of tile 1830 era in "The Loves cally of it: "Ginette Neveu stepped of Carmen," a technicolor produe- Tennessee \yilliam«' great com- COCKTAIL LOUNGE & RESTAURANT onto the Carnegie Hall stage prac- Uon starting at the Community edy-drama, "Tho Glass Menagerie" TRY OUR SLICEDTENDERLOIN- co-starring the celebrated ai> Wayne Morris tically unknown last night. After- one—vveclc begl nnlrtg— her performance of the Brahnis STEAK SANDWICH — $1.00 treaties; Helen MacKellcr— and Thursday, October 14. Violin Concerto with the Philluu- .Tulle Haydon in the two top femi- DINNERS ENTKRXAINiMENT DON'T WASTK YOIJH TIME monie Symphony, she left it as one one of ^ NIGHTLY nine roles, and featuring Anthony DAILY Whether, you are a beginner or Ro«s and Ernest1 Graves In the of tho top rank\violinints of our sev's = 4 to 9 P. M. • ' ROCCO SISTO • an experienced sewer,- you want supporting cast. time. Here is a woman who ploys At tha Piano and Solavox- to be sure- that ,,the articles you with surprising virility, superb Oldest Inns ^ put._tlme «nd effort into making The four-character play won RICHARD WALTER, Host TELEVISION many honors and distinctions .style, stunning musicianship.!! will wash or clean well, and wear On March IS, Pntrico Munsel, 1664 Sruyvesanr Ave., Union UNVL 2-3119 well. Your best guide to service- during Its recent New York en- gagement; the most outntanding the exquisite—young - -coloratura lability in rayon fabrics in a good soprano of the Metropolitan Opera/' Regular Dinners $l.aO up informative label. awards being the coveted Drama Grltics-Clrclo Award, the—Sidney- will bring the concert .scries j,tf a For A Howard Memorial Award, the close. At twenty-two, already a W. SCOTCH KCAINS,N. Donaldson Award, and both the veteran of five Reasons at opera, On The George Jean Nathan Esquire arid Miss Munsel has established her- IU \l TREAT tile Variety Awards. "Written by self as "a young woman of phe- nomenal talcsnls^^aecorltding to Try Our Taste Tempting Meals —Autumn-Stage the author of "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Summer.arid Smoke", Virgil- Thompson of the "Now" -York-Herald-Tribune. THE MONTCLAIlt THEATER "The Glass Menagerie" was aecn Montclnlr by more people and plfiyed more October U-lfl, BOOM SERVICE." . ., , ; I$et,ue. M. BOONf, C«A. MQI centers; BEST (Clmed On Monday) Each member of tile trio in a O I tAK TOWN! taleiite\l instrumentalist a.s well as Piiine T-llono Steak, o'/. mid over singer, «ind> added together the Baked Idaho Potatoes $ trio performs on ns •many as ten FLORHAM PARK ARENA different instruments. Kxportly de- Green Sulau'-Vegetalilctt 2.25 livering ballads, rhythm tunes and Complete Dinner $,1.00 Ave. l'lortinm l'urk, N. H. #28*9 MIKUNOII «-(VlliB novelties, the Stan Nelson Trio SKATING DAILY has rapidly risen to a position of 580 NORTH AVE. importance In the rhythmic world, (Nfuur MorriN A 8 P. M. TO 11 P. M. l Olrtl'Sr VNYflllOf JOGV UNION, N..JL Muliiicu Hut., MIDI, mid Holidays The way a child';-lii'lmvivt de- fl UY TIOIJOTDNN •i-M to S I". 1W.' peud.H to a groat extent upon his Owned and Managed, by uliuK <'1IIHNI'K 'riiuiHtluy lOvoninK environment. Frequently tlm ua- '/iininerman llrotben II V. 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•HI IHllllllllHIII II UNBELTED* COATS terestlng films we've seen In many adds to the general merriment. „ _Unbelt£d,-iull_len«th apofLroa months. Disneyite Convention Operetta at Beauty U given the production Rcid.hclfjht to all short figures. by notable dancing by ChorooKia- I Pictures, Plays and People From studio policeman to pro- Paper Mill Is pher David Tlhmar and Bettina tege of producer-director Preaton EVEKV TIIURS., FBI., SAT. AT 9 By PAUL-PAU.i.r,K Sturges, that la the story of Louis Faust who has been signed for a Satire of War "The Drunkard" REVIEW OF THE WEEK; Psychological mystery thrillers role in the color film, "El Paso." The peacemaker* of the United A Fun-filled Melo'trami ln_5_Act^ are back again; this time in the form of a suspenseful plot Sevorel years ago Sturges saw Nation* who are seeking « way entitled, "Sorry Wrong-Number." him and suggested he become an to outlaw war might do well to GAY NINETIES You've probably heard a hollow voiced announcer echo actor.—B^ust-enrolled in a dra- turn their attention to the Paper 448 Illoomfleld Av«., Hloomflild the somber, ghostly publicity refrain^ "Sorry Wrong Num- matic school and appeared In Mill- Playhouse In Millburn where ber," over your rudlo. As docs several stage rolee before becom- one of the greatest satlras on war happen every so often, surpris- ing a screen actor. In "El Peso,' la belpg presented In tho famed LET'S GO TO THE \ ngly enough, thlfl Is one of tho.se Faust will be seen, as a ruthless operetta, "The Chocolate Soldier," 'lima which liven up to its pre- hoodlum, carrying out orders of which beglne Its final two weeka MOVIES TONIGHT! j •eloaso publicity. :he-town's crooked boss. Monday, October 1^ • • • I Burbura Stanwyck, whom 'We Endowed with a book based upon ivould Ilku to ^ee reoclve an Denver Pyio, ncphuw of the late "Arrtla and the Man" by George » \y.ti;n:n nvuw's * Academy Award former role in Brnle Pylo, has also been signed Bernard Phaw, generally recog- :hls film, end Burt Lancaster ploy' for a role in "El Paso." Pyle, an nized as one of the greatest play- experienced , actor,- organized the tho lead roles—Miss Stanwyck as wrights of all time, "The Choco- Boulder ' Colorado Stock Com- i bedridden psychoneurotle and late Soldier" proceods with rollick- pany, and took It on a toUr~soVeml ing gaiety to toll the otory of a MOVIE Lancaster as tho husband who years ago. plans his wife's murder. Swiss who oarrled chocolate drops ••••.- Instead of bullets in his cartridge Much of the success of this film The popular I'Blondlc" • series, oase. His rival In love, a Bulgarian, _ in tho very able handling of he film story of the trials and turns out to have been a hero camera and plot. The plot' in a ;ribu)atlons of the Bumstead only because hl« charge In tho i\oit< 'i aeries of climatical flashbacks !amllji,.l recently celebrated Its face of enemy "fire" was averted builds the plotting of Mjss Stan- conth anniversary. Although there because the Swiss-ammunition did I . f, wyck's „murder piece by piece, have been 28 "Blondle" films the not fit tholr guns, THE WOULD IS. FULL OF Victors have, remained the same, -Arthur—Maxwell—and Donald CARMENS. They may not including even Daisy, the dog Clarke vie for the hand of tho' know il cxcnpl in ibeir Even the "sets of the Bumstead lady fair, who ia personified , by mom Hccrcl d.iy droaiiin. home have not been changed since JIERE ABE SOME of tho cartoon characters who play hllarlous-^roles the Paper Mill's loveliest star, the first of the series. In "Melody Tlmo," Walt Dlsney'a latest Technicolor musical comedy. Dorothy Sa'ndlin. One of the sa- Loft to right, thoy arc Johnny. Appleseed'a Guardian Angel, Johnny NOW THRU WED., OCT. ?0 B A It K A K A STANWVOK and tirical highlights of the work oc- ALAN LADD as an old man, Bumble Boogie, tho horse Widowrrnikor, Sluefoot Sue .curs when Miss Sandlin joins with Burt Lancaster "who «tar In the and. Pecos Bill. Below, Donald Duck, .lose Carioca and Little Toot. DONNA KEEI) "Larceny" two other—Bulgarian—ladles, tYo-. "'Sorry Wrong Numbor." Thoy will all be there when "Melody Tlmo" comes to tho screen at tho lnnda Lupachlnl and Kathryn do Maplcwood Theater Ootober 14-1B. Haven, in vying- for tho .hand of never giving the audjonce too an escaped enemy prisoner be- much, itlwaya reserving enough ,to cause ho Is a man. maintaiti-ausponse. Tho focal point Clarence Nordstrom, portrays for the plot. is Miss Stanwyck's NOW PLAYING * one of his best>c6medy roles In LIJ.I-T. Hun. to Wed. bed-chamber and hor( telephone, CRANFORD MORRISTOWN playing an .old soldier who re- ' Now to Bat. "KW LAIKJO" her only contact with the outside counts the story of an en'omy fight- Ilog&rl - llaeull CRANFORD COMMUNITY er wjho had so good a tlmo with K. (1. Uolilnmin world. Through phone conversa- —Ootobor-l'l-iB.-'-aiSNTLEMAN-WlOM October' 14-2Q, "THE LOVES OF tions, and an accidentally crossed NOWHERE," "ON AN ISLAND WITH CARMEN;" the Bulgarian women, little real- "HKItK COMKK YOU." Ootobor 17-10, "MUSIC MAN," izing that his listener*, who.are TltOUBt.U" wire, Mies Stanwyck realizes that "FOREIGN AFFAIR." Ootobor 20, "BE- JERSEY- •"'- ' Wm. Tmcy his wife, his daughter • and his she will bo tho victim of a mur- YOND GLORY,!' "MAN S>ROM TEX- Ootobor 14-10. "THE TIME OF YOUR AS.". LIFE," "MUSIC MAN." Ootobcr 17-10, niece, were the three womon in- The story of a "LARCENY," "RETURN OF RIN TIN dor, yet Is powerless to escape volved. Gean Greenwcll as a loft- town that could not from tho'inevitability of tho ohaln TIN." EAST ORANGE footed general who (appears to be- hold the passions of~events, for which She"herself long In the "Keystone Kop1' school is partially responsible. BKACON " NEWARK of itt poo " October., 14-18, "PORT APACHE," Tho film culminates with the "FABULOUS JOE." Ootobor 17-20, BRANFORD — Ootobor 14-10, ."TRIPLE THREAT," murder of Miss Stanwyck and a "KEY LARGO," "HERE COMES TROUBLE." •JOHNNY BELINDA." final, "Sorry Wrong ' Numbor," HOLLYWOOD PROCTOR'S emlnatmg' from her bedside Ootobor 14-20, "TAP ROOTS." Ootobor 14-ln, "THE LUCK OF THE phono. It's one of the most in- STARRING JOAN OauMlold and IRISH," "DEEP WATERS." John Payne, la on the screen of TSTEWSKEEL the ^Jersey Theater, - Sunday ELIZABETH " Latest Nows Plus Shorts through Thursday, October 17-19. LIBERTY LAUGH MOVIE Now Thru Saturday QUAINT, YET MODERN ~0"otoBof~l"«»", "WALLS OF . JERI- Four Hours of COMEDIES. CHO," "I SURRENDER DEAR." Walt Disney's ITS DIFFERENT — REIJABLE^- ENJOYABLE NEW' . • '•" • Hit or Miss Ootobor 14, "SAHARA,"' "THAT UN- ORANGE CORNEL-WILDE CERTAIN FEELING." Ootobor 15-10, EMBASSY • . MELODYTIME- See The NEW CYPRESS ROOM "THE STREKT WITH NO NAME,1' "THE NOOSE HANGS HIGH." Ooto- Ootobor 1'4-aG, "LULU BELLE," Plun Randolph Scott UNDA DARNELL LUNCHEON • TEA • DINNER • COCKTAILS By JOHN SHERMAN, JR. bor 17-11), "EASTER PARADE," "THE "STREET WITH NO NAME." Ootobor RETURN OF THE BADMEN 1 n-10, "MAN-EAT1SR OF KUMAON," Anyoilc-lnterestod In the theater PRETENDER, : Sat, Mnt — "SUPERMAN" ON U. S. ROUTE 202 "ON AN I8LAND WITH YOU." Ooto- ANNE BAXTER- _W-ould-come to cxpeet-a-fast and REGENT bor 20, "I3MPEROR WALTZ," "MAN Botwceri~Bf>>iiftr(Iiv!IIe~ FROM TEXAS." 5nn., Mon., Tuei., Oct. 17-19 1 witty comedy from the gifted pen Octobor 14-20, "DATE WITH JUDY," Next BIB Hit! and tVlorrlntown PALACE KSTIIER PKTBR KIRK DOUGLAS of Moss Hart, ota, and COSTI8LLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN." Emperor Waltz 1 t,—JANE -13013." October 17-10, "EMP- i Surrender Dear through the timing of sovcml of IRVINGTOR "•'"'"'" EROR WALTZ," "MB. RKCKJ-lKSS," Man From Toxns TOWN HOUSE Its players, Audrey .Christie, Vir- CASTLE — for Cocktails, Soda"or Delicious Dinner ginia Field amUBhyllis Povah, Ootobor 14-ln, "LULU BELLE," .SOUTH ORANGE . much of. the dialogue is qultTT "STREET~W1TH-NO-NAME,"- Ootobor CAMEO • 17-10, "EASTER PARADE," "FIGHT- 11 FOUNTAIN and SNACK BAB—Open Evenings until funny. The main, objection-to the INa I'ATHBB- DUNNE." Ootfiber 20, October 14-10. "EASTER --PARADE, MILLBURN pUiy In tho Ceding of ".wliero havo "CORONER CREEK," "FORUIGN AF- "FIGHTINJ G FATHER DUNNE." Oct^J Midnight (Except Monday) .•— FAIR." ~ •btM—1 M»;""0ORONER CREEK," "FOR- Paper mill Playhouse N. J. I seen this before?" which Invades l!ia^ AFFAIR." hanV Carrlnqton,Director •'Tehphone-StiortHills7-3000 \ Hep harmonyl Happy romance Sundiiy^X P. M. Until Midnight one's aubconflcloUsnoss during the COCKTAIL LOUNGE—Open Until 1 A. M. -mlddlo-of-tho first act. There la LINDEN SUMMIT M (Except Sunday— Closed) nothing unique about "Light Up PLAZA • • LYJR.IO SANDLIN^s/^MAXWELL WJEiEr the Sky," and that Is its only Ootobor 14-16, "A FOREIGN AF- Ootober 14-20, "THE EMPEROR FAIR," "THUNDERHOOF." Ootobor WALTZ." fault. 17-10, "CANON CITY," "STRAWBER- RY ROAN." Ootobor 20. "r)!"9TROY- 8THAND Tho play confines Itself to tho ER." October 14, "TWO GUYS FROM hotel suito of Irene Llvlnguton, a TEXAS," •MYSTERY IN MEXICO. MADISON Octobor 15-16. "OUNGHO," "I 8UR- CHOCOLATE young Broadway star of today, and -RENDER DEAR." -Ootober' 17-10, MADISON "SAINTED SISTERS," "GENTLEMAN and tho .scono Is Boston whero FROM NOWHERE." Ootober 10-21, Irono'« latest and greatest pluy la . Ootobor 14, "THB 'iSMPEROR "WALLS OF JERICHO."— -«EV KIDS WOK!! 40 PARK PLACE, ON THE SQUARE WALTZ." Ootobor lB-.18,_!!ABBOrr He -oponlng—lta ..tryout run. Opening COSTELLO MEET FRANKEN8TEIN," 1 Phono MorriNtowii 4-0780 "ADVIDNTUR15S IN SILVERADO." Oo- SOLDIER" Special Kiddle •' UNION -nifiht tompewimont runs hiBh .as tobor~17-Wi""r>REAM GIRL," "BKST —Cnrtoon Show — -Ircaio—tonglea^wlth. hor dlroctoi', MAN . WINS." Ootobor 10-21.—"DATE UNION , _. I^LUPACHINI hor. producer, hor mother, her hus- Wl'l'H JUOY7'~ — —OBttSfcoT—14-10, "MR. -RECKLESS," •—-Saturday Morning "EMPEROR WALTZ." Ootobor 17-10. Oct. lfith at 10 a^in- FLAGSHIP ban"dp=riBht-rdown~hf her parrot, MAPLEWOOD "MELODY TIMli," "RETURN OF THE "J-J." In tho f|r'»t act all con- BAD UEN^i—Ontobor—3Qf._iiaENTLB- Tivo_llpuri nj Your MAPLWWOOD _,:___.,._ _ MAN PnOM"NOWHER1S," "ON ANIS^ —Favorite (lartimm— RESTAURANT corned arc. sure tholr_pl-ny will = == DWKMWW: Now Serving LuncheonsnndrDiniiBi tlioatrloal. hlstbry, in tho - Ontohor 14-18, "MELODY TIMB." 1 including "RETURN OF"THETJAT5~KCEN?^Ofilb-" i$r- act—Hi<*y rnnll'/ji Wfhnt n bur 17-10, "ON AN ISLAND WITH oollooted for thoiho_SM POPEYE - PLUTO— TrOUT" "MAN-EATER OF KUMAON." flop they really have, and in the Ootobor 30, "THH EMPEROR WA1TZ," rotary of—Dofenfio=rovoal« that BUGS BUNNY AND third aot (after "tho oarly morn- "THB MAN FROM TEXAS." 87.4 per cent of Army officers hold MAIl IR PHONE III1IIERC >>. A HOST OF OTHERS ing papers lwive rvjcognlzod tholr Ing rank of major or above who 1 Ho* Oftlcn «i>cn /t play as a potontlal hit) flwootnos« MILLBURN wero discharged since 1040, are MONTCLAIR 10 a.m. to 1(1 )>.m,v,g receiving disability pensions, theatre* HOUW O» SAtP.C HWV Gifts to the First and llRht are rofltorod- «is all. for- MILLBURN .'-... DtOOMFIElD AVI at, n VAILCV KOAD MO. 3-3300 " Ootobor ' 14-18, "MliLODY' 1'lME," whereas only B3,'l.por cent of Na- 50 Boys or Girls give one another for the nnsty "RETURN OF THE BAD MEN." Ooto- names hurled ahpi.it In, the. second bor 17-10, "MAN-EATEB Ol> KUMA- val officers of a compamblo rank Week Beg. Monday Night 8:80 — Miits. Wntl. * Sat. 2 Attending the Show ON," "ON AN ISLAND WITH. YOU." retired during tho same period; act. . . October '20, "EMPBROB . WALTZ," SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT.HIE I'KttSK WINNING"n\Y" 5 Grand Prizes "MAN FROM TEXAS." are claiming disability. ' by TENNESSEE WIIXIAMK (author .of To Lucky Boys or Girls , The setting by PYedorlc Fox is "A Street Car Named Moslro") luxurious, C both llpht and dnrk S70 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT SU, 6-30^0 Ample Parking Space It| Municipal Parking Pin** '. colors. CATEIUNO TO 'PRIVATE HOMES, WEDD1NO BECEPglONS.^ E«O. TPaga 8T OCTOBER 14. 1948 State Reports Many Says Schoolrooms May on November- 2 of the proposed Sites Available _ Lack Qualified Teachers J5d,000,000 bond issue for capital construction at the' State's 'welfare For New Industries Looking Through the Lens .Unless.New Jersey actrf et once -'•- to increase the facilities at its and educational Institution*, Patience and CarelVIake Your Nevr Jertjey offers profitable op- teachers colleges 4,000 public school In earlier statements the com- portunities for Industries seeking classrooms" may be lacking quali- mittee pointed out the need for either a centralized or a decen- fied teachers by...1050, according new facilities at the State's wel- tralized location. to Colonel Franklin D'Oller,' chairy fare institutions, and at Rutgers;, Baby Pictures Appealing Thla IB the current note struck mah of the New Jersey Commit- the State. University^ In the fall advertising campaign of tee for Adequate Welfare and Ed- "The present facilities at the "I wish I could make shots the New-Jewey Council, Depart- ucation Building. teachers colleges have been inade- like that of my youngster." ment of Economic Development, Colonel D'Olier Issued the third quate for years," the committee -How manyJimes we all say which is moving Into Its second and final statement of a aeries stated. "The situation has reached month. - . . issued by the committee to pre- the critical point and is now en- or think that. Yet there are Under the theme, "Industry suc- sent the conditions which it says dangering the future of New Jer- no great mysteries to photo- ceeds In New Jersey," the Council calls for approval by the voters' sey's children. point* out that the State's smaller graphing children, according communities offer many favorable to the professionals I have factors for expansion and growth. asked. , In these semi-rural arena labor Do You Have Personal is efficient, dependable and versa- Patience U th« photographer'* tile. Most of the workers live con- first requirement for It is almcxrt tentedly In their own homes and Problems? impossible to make youngster* take an active part In community CALL MR. ANTHONY pose for you—unless you don't affairs. BUT FOR YOUR ENTERTAINING mind those gl&say-eyed stares that The New Jersey Council urges industrialist** to investigate these PROBLEMS, CALL ML 6-1044 say lot's get this over with faat. small communities, of which there No Party too Large or too Small The best stunt k to give them are 417 -In New Jersey, each with for Us to Handle something to play with and just a population of leas than 5,000. "watch for good picture oppor- The campaign also stresses tho ; Wyoming Pantry, Inc. tunities. . ' abundance of skilled labor in the To avoid tiring .a youngsU»r,_ State,~maldhg decentralization-en- 217A Millburn Avenue. Millburn. N.J. have your equipment all set up easier task. beforehand. Indoow, tho best Latest statistics reveal that al lighting Is flash since It does not per cent of New Jersey's non-agri- bother a child and permits short cultural workers arc employed in exposures to stop the'most fleet- manufacturing and that 175 of Learn fo Dance — Now ing expression. Outdoors, avoid every 1,000 inhabitants are gain- at the M. C. RICHARDS School of Dancing lull sunlight in your subject's face. fully employed In factories. i It only, makes for squints and flat Although manufacturing Its By EDWARD K. ALKNIUS, F.K.P.S, i Class Mon. * Wed. nt 8:80 P.M. pictures. spread throughout tho State, the Salon Judge and Instructor of Photography Advanced Cluti TUM. X.' Thurs. nt 8:S0 Camera' position In very Impor- Council adds, New Jersey has e Basking llidge tant with little subjects. Stay clear skyline, free from tho smudge Private tenons Given Day or •fairly close to the subject to keep of factory smokestacks. Folding rollfilm cameras are film camera is the most desirable. • Evening at the Studio your imago large, but not so close Even highly concentrated oread A smaller size will not produco very popular among beginners 1 30 Central Ave., Newark, Cor. Halsey St.. . that you frighten the youngster or are relatively free from congestion, and amateurs. This type is the same rcsujts for black and get a distorted picture. Six feet and largo spaces remain on the White photography. The square Telephone is about a happy medium. . outskirts of metropolitan areas easy to operate, and very 1 Market 2-403S or SOuth OrnnKe 2-5218 BABY PHOTOS which you will treasure forever, such!as this one by handy to carry around as it. is type;' 2 /i"x2'/i", and the lonfc and N. H. Ishicr, Summit, are made appealing with a little enre and In- for industrial development. narrow type, 2\&"x4',i" are not the least bulky. The price range is genuity, '• - The New Jersey Council is recommended, as the square will orferhig executives its brochure, dependent upon whether or not the record standard size pictures with "New Industrial Digest of New particular grade provides a built-' tho long dimensions-same o« the Jersey," which contains up-to-date in range finder—or a distance scale dimension of the square negative Slide Projector Is Magic Information on the State's Indiifl- for focusing. The cheaper ones do I',4"x2',i". The long* neg«itive will trial opportunities. , . -not, and, therefore, as the rango pr'oduce u picture with the short finder is an important part of any dimension .some as the width of Carpet for Photographers tho background, do this: type rnmerrt, .it Is advisable that the negative—£Vi"x3Vj'\ In- other Place a piece of glass ahead of the serious amateur purchase one worda, tho standard sizo picture "" "•'•" By"SAMCEIj~COOPKIf, Director the lens Of the projector. Put a of the better grades. Of course, a from a 2'/l"x2T,i" negative is re- The Now School of IMiotograpliy . _ dab of black oil paint in the cen- TCodak Service Rango Finder may duced to lVi"jc2li"; from the There is a magic carpet for photographers;" It will ter and-work.it toward the edges, be used, but then there still is 2VJ"X-1'4" nngntivo, the picture Is take you to the ends of the earth—and bring the odd making it thinner as It is further the matter of adjustment of the reduced to 2\~/'x'iVj". from the center. camera range—and by the time places of the globe into your living room. It is the slide this adjustment has been made, the An undesirable feature of this projector, the old matgic lantern. A good collection of slides for type camem is tho impassibility backgrounds may come from sum- subject may_have moved, and the EDUCATIONAL" AND For years, Hollywood has boon desired effect lost. of raising tho lens for tho pur- using-projected-alldes—Aebors-plAy--drop«-<>ff—towfti'd-the-edgesr—This mer shooting, by buying them pose of correcting, distorted per- ENTERTAINING!*— IjttrK" Roll Film iinnmrn «wiji-_ their lines before—a_screen on docs little harm In normal projec- ready-made, or 'by copying pic- spective; then, too, a single expo- The-2',i" x 3Vi" (or larger) roll- For Children and which «tr existence.in the Garden State will H«at or Sun Lamp Determino Exposure VA V/A be dramatized this week on tho ¥ Ad|uitab(. I* AH Tho best way to determine ex-_ 49 THIS1 IS NEW JERSEY^radio, HARRY WILLIAMS AngUt posure—as wo have said here many V//, _ series, according to Charles R. ¥ Black urtd Chrome. times—is with a photo electric ex- Si. S3 Erdman, Jr., Commissioner of-the The TRAILER MAN . — Flnlih posure motor. The Illumination of 'WA Afy V/A | Now" Jersey Department of Eco- Route 29—Between North I'liiinfiold and Bound Brook ¥ HtavyVDuty the objects will have to be balanced 7 AAAS8 S9— nomic Development, responsible In-line Switch with the light of the screen, by V/A for the broadcast. reading the exposure of both sep- fel 62 The program Is centered abodt CASH DUNELLEN 2-8087 TERMS arately.. ..; .. VA the Hungcrford "aH'drTerry marl The lights on the objects should pits near Sowell, whore a New *5" ~be~ so arranged as - to permit a V/A V/A— • jersey resident, Dr. f-Ioraco G. minimum to hit the-aoreeni—This Richafds, rpcently discovered, and Your Used Equipment I •-- • 7° it 7 : =: Weil trade It! We'll "buy "It! You'll can—often— boholped—by—keeplng- VA identified the partiial" 3lceTton of a^ find our offor tough to equal. k*ut tho screen well back of tho ob- V% prehistoric dinosaur. During the us to the test! Bring In your equip- 73 ment NOW! jocts,' with «, small Ions stop for 'V/A V/A V/ broad cast. Dr. Richards, who is Hext Wed^Thurs, Fri. Sat. maximum depth of focus. asaoclate. curator ot geology and 81 If this doesn't do the trick, you 7V no paleontology at tho Academy of can shoot both separately. First, y//, Natural Scienoes in Philadelphia, HO shoot the objects with a piece of 83 84- describes other dinosaur finds in OCT. 20-21 -22-23 Now JoMey's Largest black velvet over the screen; then V/A Now Jersey and suggests handling Photo Supply House -shoot the IHuimilnatod screen with 87 88 89 precautions to bo observed whon- the objects unllEhted.- VAJ1 cver such discoveries are made. f J287 WASHINGTON ST. The cosine law of physics may Visit Ifiejig 'AAA 91 01 According' to Commissioner NEWAWCL2. N. J. offer an easily-solved problem. The V/A V V/ Erdman, THIS IS NEW JERSEY Illumination on the screen usually programs, now; In thoiT-fifth-con-- 95" 96 — 97 - TO 93 VA - sicuMvo year of weekly broadcast, V/ are an in-school .llatenlng_ project CAVALCADE 103 IO6 |OJ _.. IOX —. -tor many^lMsVool«S~or~tHe~State The Suburban School d-are^alsu-poijulat'~wlth adult IO7 108 111 .education- groups ^because tho" YA/' - dramatlzationsjportray U.H VFR of life^nr^tlie-Gafdon Stato from 1—Distant-" = 41—Diacritical 72—Beverages pre-R.o.yol.u.tl.c>iwry- days to current- Under tho Supervision of ~ 78—Steams "SP-The mark -— achlovoments In se-tefHte-tuia^fnTjus^ hcaddrew 40—Heaps _7&—Metric 4—Semitic of ship self . 42—Having try. Fiftoon radio stations in the~ JEJIOME P. KRlMKErF.U^S;, A.P.S.A. 76—Unclothes 3—Imaginary flavor measure oi local stone capacity Now Jersey listening area present deity 41—Delayed 70—JLazy celestial 44—Blemishes the program as a publlo- service A MORRIS "COUNTY EXPOSITION • devoted to the teaching of photography persona belt 45—Meaning 76—Hill* of 8—Son of 49—Soft sand broadcast. Prowling Noah, . 80—Resides 4—Shore 46—'Roman ". •: ' and • •• - . ' • . • • palate goddess of 77—God of 12—Pronoun SO—Meal 81—Melodies 8-^Perforin A number of organizations ln- 82^—Bxclama- 6—Indefinite Vcgota- thunder -.-.- • speciaUzitifl in individual instruction 15—Small scod • Slj—War 78—-Declares . toreatad In giving the consumer AN ACRE OF PROGRESS 18—Past ' tlon article " tion eod 48—Italian 70—Petty bettor value" for her money, have 19—Skin 52—Repairs 83—Material '7—Formal Featuring 100 Commercial ExhihitN with the,,"New •••"••• PRESENTS household devil developed ^holr own tostlng and altoctlon SS—Capital 84—Masculine talk name 8—Clever" gods 80—Evon labeling programs. Among these 20—Masculine of t 81—Annuity are homomaklng magajilnes and — AND — Courses In Black and White and Color 21—Mongrel Piedmont 88—Geometric- • 0—»Llsteh 4D—Left-hand . page 84—formalist retail stores. 22—Fish egga 84—Artificial forms 10—Tree Techniques 86—Play- 11—Myself 80—Tricks in 'CAVALCADE OF YESTERDAY " 23 Gnawing language teaching mnrrVmal Be—Labors thing 12—Measuring 52—Lamenta- With the "Old ILoolc" lor tile 87—Sedate Instru- tions 85—Jargon Sfc^Sncll 88—Animal 86—Ability 27—Large 59—AttltudL 88—Sepurate ments 63—Sounds How Retired Couple • AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION SHOWS Beginner—Advanced Worker—Plctorlall&t 8B—Eye 88—Breathe houses nlzed ' 80—Walking 1$—Seeks • COUNTY & COMMUNITY EXHIBITS sticks 14—Gaelic amorously noisily Found Low Cost Way 2ft—Irritate 60^-Toupe 89—Supply Special Classes for High School Students SO—Stiff 61—Bever- 00-^Defaces IS—Succeeds 86—Twist out • ATOMIC ENERGY SHOW 01—Wander 16—Electrified of shape . food SI—-Nooses ages 00—Cleaning To Go South for Winter • NICKELODEON MOVIES H2—Burn 62—Rent 04—Talks particle 87—Poisonous madly 17—Footllke _!, evergreen implement • SCHOOLS ON PARADE 840 Redmond Road SOUTH ORANGE, •N. J. partially C3—Parts 02—Maple Write for the free booklot that M—Hinder of the 04—The mm part 88—Central • FLOWER FESTIVAL Telephone SO 3-6317 0&—Drawing 24—Make a part 03—Destroy tell* how thousands' of retired growth of ttkcloton 94—Withered . • SPORTSMAN SHOW 38—Woathor- 64—Touch implement. mistake blU couples add years to their liven 07-^-lTamous 26—Quota of to act 05-i-Furm cocks 65—Thing: animal by going to tho fabulous land of • 4-H CLUB SHOW 36—Projcctlnff- in soprano cards 60—Travels 62—Legal 0B—Color the sun ovcry winter. Valuable • FASHION SHOW i part of a 08—Drives 27—Ancestral 66—Musical back spirits . claims •• 07—Animal's booklet completely describes new • DOG SHOW SOLD building foot TliU. nXcollctit picture I» oun of no—Realnoiw instru- 101—Not at 28—Persian «3—Founda- hotter way of living South at home 30—Platform tions 08—Short- Special Events and Attractions •olil by our ntuilniilx, nveii IKeforo Hiibstitnce ment napped nma/ilng low-cost—all •iioeessary completing Ihcir slutlioa. 40—Sawed 07—American 102—Sen 31—.Seraglio 64—Conllag- eagle 32—Social ratlons fabric information,included. Thousands Tliera IH a |>W« for you, tnn, In |iW lumber vice- • 00—Northern president 10.1—Mist group. 66—Cyga avoid colds, Mnow.nnd Ice, fur- logruiiliv. Slmly in one nioilrrii 101—Close 33—Detest 6.7—Railroad •' . constolla. IOC—Born :u—Afflictions restainunt tlon nuco tending—tln>y have glorious' Morristown Armory lightly KO—Kiitlicr 107—Small ;i(>—Venom 68—Wandors 100—Stitch fun In the HUH at no more cost Tone In 103—Pronoun' Guldo'.i 70—Prophets 108—Immerse 37—Guurds 70—Vessvi. - than staying home. You, too, can MEW SCHOOL of PHOTOGRAPHY 71—Aacenda 101)—Pitcher 38—Bitter 71—Body 105—Hebrew 44 Commerce St., Newark 2, N. J. 110—Otherwise Vetch of nunic iln It. Write Harry Williams, Box' October 20 - 23 for Cod Ml 3-8144 battlcllelil remark 111—Pull along 40—Moderates water 150A, Unmid Brook, N. X KIWIIIIIM UniWiirlvilnKiMl Child llciuflt 1 und (APPROVED fOU VETERANS TRAINING) Av«»K« time, ul voluliuu: 1J uilnule«- Dlilrlbulod by Klut jreatur^ Syudlcate,