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65th S2 Central Committee in New Young at Heart, Lumbermen's to Break Ground Herald Celebrates Vote Adopts Equal Set-Up 66th Amiversary Tuesday for $3 Million Office The United Campaign's Central Committee Monday with toda !*s issue The Summit nght reversed its previous jOa-nd"on organization"of the Herald begi is its 66th year of pub- : Governor Meyner Heads Long List of ^ummittee and votefl |o equalize the representation be- hcation as lic community ! wpen agency and public members. Thirteen of the 14 niem- paper of ti| is' city and its area of the Committee voted,in favor of the equal set-up We've bought our-v Prominent Guests to Be at Ceremony mil one agency, the YWCA, ab: selves a b thday present and utning. . , -.,'•'•' we're1 hope ul that you will Ground will-bo broken for the three-story Lumbermen's At last month's mating \>( the i il as well a we do—it is.our new Mutual Casualty Company building here on Tuesday, Juno >!i'tral Committee the identical Year-Long Visit type face, ciiled "Corona," which 1. starting at 4 p.m. at a ceremony to be? attended by state •"--tion was defeated when the is being us d throughout lodax's and city officials as well-as national business leaders, .."HiJHitlee' failed to have the re i Over, Greek Lad issue for th first time except for Gov. Robert B. Meyner, Mayor Percival M. Bland, and uued two-thirds vote of (he contrast in his article. ____— ~——-,.—_'- -, Hathaway" G. Kcniper of Chicago, geneies necessary to. amend Hie j Having tl is ne\>, modern t\pe 1 president of Lumbermen's, will •institution to provide for a re-I Adieu fate is like having a new suit of ; officiate at the formal ceremony t^anization of the Central Corn Fotio<, Tsochatzopoulos, LVycar- clothes, or he latest model car. J Local Charities marking the start of construe- , niltee. ' old tircrk boy who has been a Makes you eel youthful, progres ] tion on jthis new addition to the guest ot the YMi'A Hi-Y Clubs for and u -lo-date despite your civic aiid business life of Sum- The vote last month defeating j almobt a \ par, was given a'gold Given $5,202 by mit. In addition. State Insurance he proposal was taken following key to the city by Mayor Percival Typograpi ieal experts at Mer- Commissioner Warren N,. (Jaffney i public opinion poll which ; M. Bland at a' farewell party gcntheler t noiypc Company un- •of"New Jersey and State Insur^ hawed that the equal representa- ; given in the youth's honor Tues- dcrtook an xtensive research pro- Service League ance Commissioner Alfred J, Bolt- urn plan was strongly favored by , day night at the YMCA. gram so th it all problem* to be Summit charitable . activities j linger of New York have also ac- mitributors. The youth, known locally as met by this new type face would received S3.202.95 in contributions ! cepted invitations, to attend the The movtf among the agencies i "Freddie,"''publicly thanked all be carefully considered bciore the ceremony as.have persons promi* from the Summit Junior Service reconsider llas t month's de- j SummiSi t residentid s whoh . aided in jj designing roces.i began These j nent in all walks of life in Sum- lsion was sparked by a letter his coming to this country. He experts dr« v upon their wealth League, this year, it was aiv- mit. : win the YMCA to the Central also expressed hisv appreciation of exp«rier ce in designing type "".!... - . nounced yesterday by Mrs.. Dan- Tuesday's visit will be the first 'ommittce which indicated that to the parents of Hi-Y boys with faces for nekspaper use. They had •i ''•'.„ , aid McLean, chairman of the con- official appearance of a Governor f the issue was presented again whom he has lived during his stay previously feveioped. over a pe- , ~ ,. . Y tributions committee, at the fi- of New Jersey to Summit in hat agency would be in favor of here. riod of tinre. a "legibility group" ..'»,: , n«l meeting of the Summit Junior many years. Governor Driscoll During the ceremonies, the of type fac :s, members of which stopped here briefly during his I. •• • . ' Service League held at the Hotel Ti« Vote Stymied YWCA Greek youth was presented with read in newspaper* SUNDAY'S THE »At-Members of the Cleartater group "putting"'final touches to underwater lights. Suburban. first campaign and last year Mrs. Leslie P. Guest, represent a check for several hundred dol: all over th^ country. jclub rush work on the pool which will be.officially and fainting guide lines on the bottom preparatory j In making her report Mrs. Me- Governor Meyner was here twice :ig th< YWfeA Monday, explained lars from his American friends Hods Sharpnesi 'opened this, Sunday afternoon nt a $eremony to-be to fllfillini g thhe 44X82-fooft t pooll. TThhe elublb . a privatri e one,; pointed out that this was ias a candidate. for the purpose of partially fi- hat the agency was not voting Corona is designed to eliminate ineld on t|v<5 ^j, prOperty on Last limited to 250 members, is the first of its kind inj nearjv more ,than had been William H. Heineke of Portland, nancing a "Town and Country" a\emie. because board members were un- one of the najor difficulties news- Im jnute painting and otAer work u:•• done by many Sammit. (Photo by Wolin) , . '''; avaUable'-last year from the net road, vice president of Lumber- project when he retftrns to Greece. papers face in the process ot raak- !o£ the memjjer families last weekd AAbovb * M-M proceeds of the Summit..'-Thrift men's in New* York, has an- able to reach an agreement. A Me sails for home some time in Motet ballot, #He said, resulted in • ing stereo ,-pe mati from the Shop and Consignment Shop lo- nounced that contracts for con- July. this. process, struction of the $3,000,000 building tie vote. Rather than deviate! metal type In the cated at 37. DeForest • avenue. It The project, to be operated in ressed on a speciajly- will be let within the next sixty rout parliamentary procedure, j type is im is the proceeds of the sales in a suburb near Athens, will be an prepared s pct. that looks and feels days, and that it probably wiH lie he explained, the YWCA decided Clearwater Club Plans Set for Community these two shops that are available educational recreational program similar to a tough cardboard occupied by the latter part of 1055. o let the tie stand and abstain to the contributions committee for youth according to Allen R. which, endpaper plants, is for -distribution to various char- A reception for invited guests, «om voting at the Central Com- HeVenny," general secretary of called a "n at" An exact mold of Swimming Pod July fourth Celebration itable organizations. This year of whom there are expected to be iittee meeting. She pointed out, i ^p y the type left in the mat, but more than 100. willbe held at Additional attractions have been would be eliminated because of \ the following organizations re- lowever, that the YWCA would Among those responsible for a certain c ntrolled degree of mat a fire hazard. The Committee dis- j ceived the amounts indicated, Canoe Brook Country Club imme- included 6n the program for Uie Jt satisfied with any. decision bringing Freddie here were the shrinkage akes place before a To Open Sunday closed that the bombs will be in-j United Campaign. $1."00; Sum- diately following the ground break- hat the Central Committee ar- Hi-Y Clubs, who made his visit or stereotype, is CBLSI jijii^jal community fourth of July ing. " . '"••..• ' .-:" • metal plat Summit's newest private rccre- eluded and that the fireworks <3te.mit Home for Children. $t,U2; : ived at. • . their special project, the Y board from it i this mat shrinkage. i center, the Cleavw»t«r aui -Mt(nation at Mefnorial Field, it play will not IK confined to grouritl The gew building, to rbui on ttnd m i 1 y 4 The decision to equalize the of directors, the Youth and Greek some n papertype M.:formally opened, to -ne».* \«is aniiounced following- a meet j piecfes, &s previsjasly rumot&l. ..;•- tfe site oeciMfed lor man^cars Boy.* committees!,' school and tltj W; Overlook Hospital Build- by the old Beechwood rtotel, a to lose ing of the committee held last Fund Drive Starts June 15 , ing Fund, $442; Nurse's Scholar- ht agency members concludes officials. but Cor on noted summer vacation resort •V'i issue that has been a subject Members of al) these groups retain evei quality of legibility, Thursday at the field House. One A since the '90's, will be three stories tions (considerable controversy since plus classmates in the junior resulting aally in *ri""easier-to- Robert A. Badgley of New Prov- new, feature for this year will be Farm high anil of reinforced concrete apcr again be conducted by mail about tin first of the year when the pro- class at high school and his Sum- read news: ' iidence will. officiate and will be] a Ferris wheel and a "whip." Boy« $30; Red Cross; construction. mit "parents" were present at We. are June 15. Residents are urged to ; posal to equalize was made by H. ertainly proud to oc |assist<,d by Edward C. Holmes, a ir;g N*ur. The club Jersey Syumhony Children's- Con- provided on the grounds, accord- The Voice of America sent a looking nc day are track arid field events, family. •t lait year's Campaign. spapers. We feel cer- (grounds are located on the pony rides, baseball-game,, sis- cert?, S25: Summit Herald Camp ing to Mr. Heineke. He also taint- Those who voted Monday were Greek reporter and technical staff tain that ur readers «hare our 1 Providence side of Division avenue, The, program is sponsored joint- Fund,' 5=100: Child's ex'penses at ed out that proximity to rail trans- to record the reception for broad- pride in th better ooking,- easier- . ., , „_ act circus, band concert and. the fi E. Low, Jr., YMCA representa- The elub is located on a 26-acre ly, by most of the organizations of ilenlo Park, S100. and Overlook portation and, buses made it an cast to Greece, and Hi-Y mem- reading ne rspapcr we are able to customary hour-lqng display of the city such as Common Council, tive; Hugo B. Meyer, Overlook wooded tract, west of the inter- Hospital. S*>3f95. • . ideal location- for. thc company. bers put on a skit, "This Is Your bring you ow that we-are using fireworks. . .' ' ' Hospital representative; Ernest section of Blackburn road Primar- Summit Area Chamber of Com- 3500 tb SA«I: Life in Summit." The latter was Corona. The Committee announced that To Serve,East Coast M. May, F.amily Service; Mrs. ily a swimming club,, jt has a merce. Board of Recreation, Ro- patterned after the television i t|ie fireworks display would .be Since the etid pf tJie Service The ,new building will serve as Varioo F. Tait, Jr., Summit j 42x82>'i feet reinforced concrete tary, KiwaniSj Lions and Optimist show of the same name. "brescr and better than ever" League's-fiscal year an headquarters for the- "eastern Home for Children; Mrs. Win- i pool, a 40-foot wading pool and a ~ Cross. Elks. ~ service operations" of Lumber* Freddie told of his impressions fhrop C. Lenz, Mental Hygiene Two i angerous bath house containing dressing and men's handling operations for the of America both before and after tions Frankenbach, elub adviser. topics of the Summit Area ' Program Starts 9:*3 a.tti. who announced that 13 provision- ly handled by Chicago now ear- the entran e to Chubb & Son. Al- iguests. '' ! .il members had completed their Chamber vf .• Commerce,,^ new I- The pTrogidin \sill open at 9:43 . riod on here.' • • though th light is partially in It has been announced that thej course and been taken into active hidustrial directory have I a.m. vith a 21-gvin salute'and a He said that every effort would Summit tl e cost was assumed by pool will, be under the management j i flag raiding ceremony in charge membership- tht? *pr|ing. Millburn nd the State. mailed, to all member*! of be made by company officals io- Camp Fund Does Double Job; of Howard Mathcsius of Montclair, of the VFW aiid at 10 a.m. the These irclurle Mrs. Samuel "At- It was >laccd there to relieve former manager of the Orange] 'i,c industria, l division- of the a^sure the complete integration •• mechanical rides will start opera- kinson. Mrs. Pricth F. Benedict,' of the building \vith the neighbor- the conge ion during rush hours. He willuill!] Chamber. Lawn Tennis club pool. | tion for the entire day. Field Sliss'Charletle Fariss^ Mrs, John hood and also thc complete intc- Grandma Gets Vacation Too Another semi-actuated light will d The directory contains alpha be/ assisted by Edward H. Leider. i events ,will be held at this lime V. F.-.rnci Mr?. Edward C. Hal- sratim of company employees "Grandma is going to have a Thc four youngsters, two boys be instal •d at Springfield and bctical'"listings of 109 industries assistant manager. Lifeguards for ; unilcr the direction ot Robert Car- !«ck, Mrs. Russell T. Kerhy, ir,. into the civic life of Summit.,' wonderful time!"-Those were Ihc and two girls ranging in ages •>assaic a enues at a cost of about this season will be Paul McGiffin of Summit, New'providence and ^!rs, William H. Kingsford. Mrs. t ter. assistant director pf recrea- He said the shift of comnany op- nords uttered by a grandmother j he city. This light has |and MiMiss s Judy Hartman, both of Berkeley . Heights. addresses, Donald MacLomi. Mrs. H/fius- from seven to eleven, have been ! tion. • ' ' erations from New York, Philadel- last week when the Summit Herald } sled by Franklin School ! gum mit. phone numbers, number of em- '• >e!l Morss, jr.. ?.lrs. John M. Sim- in their grandmother's care since ployees., type of business ancf rep- At 11 a.m. there will be a ball nhia and other areas in the vicin- family Association Signed up j Parent-Te cher Association. Al- I The pool contains a modern mons. Mrs. Joseph F. Smith, their mother entered a health resentative, All listed firms arc game between, the'Summit Legion ity, would be a gradual one and urandma's four proteges for a j though it s similar to the River filtering system which completely "•Irs. Eilli^'-t Wheeler and Miss institution more than a year ago. members of the Chamber of Com- i Yanks and St. Louis' Browns' de?jlgned ;so as not '(<» interfere montli at camp. \ road light it will cost less because ! circulates and purifies 150,000 gal- Margery Wiilianis. merce. : •. I n-okics of Union The circus w ill with either the present orderly- The father deserted his family of excav ting conditions. Many I Ions of water every six hoursi J bssiu-at 3 p.m... ,. • - • • After 1'ie meeting was ad- conduct of business or with the several years ago. school chi dren pass this intersec- iWater is obtained from a 200-foot It also contains a classified in- .. iourned a receiving line u'as Camp Fund Contributions The.evening prpgnfm• \vi(l open community life of- -Swrnmit, In addition to keeping house, tion as do uscrs of the New Provi- jwell on the club property and has dex list injg; the /-a me firms und^r-.! .'farmed- as which time 17 new pro- The Summit Hernia ami Fain* dence rai •oad station. While, the Beechwood Hotel had cooking and taking care of the bepbeen ccrti{iecertified bbyy the State. De- thetypc ofserviccVr-riroUnct of-Uith a ffcg lowei'mg.>% at-5;30 si members were intro- had a colorful history, the old *'y STvlcft Association jrHte- The Ch r f needs of four young children, the b light is the result of ;pa|.tment ot Health fered. ;•*' '-, ;.. j p>r and u:ill be tolHw-ed.'by- a to the membership. i wooden structure in recent years, "Hy acknowledge thr follow- a survey nade by state and Mill- grandmother has a job. ade by state and Mill j fff of tthh e clul b arc John 8. The, firms li>t a IQIUI of • 8^2& | band corfefert Panted by the i The'ltmchoon that followed was had proved inadequate 'to. handle ing contribution* to the l»">» burn offic Is and required permis- JMa^gio, So, the vacation offered the president: Richard t. employees, Industries employing! Summit • Symphony 0 chestxa ! arranged by Mrs. II. ; Russell hotel operations in an efficient tamp Fund, sion from Summit since some of \p fry> vice president of facilities', kids through the Summit Herald e 100 or more an*"the -number Wiunder !he direction of- H.rry> ' Morse. Jr..'Mrs. William H. Kings- manner. It had been for sale for Donations may be Kent to the stand ids will be located in iTheodore-J. Grieser, vice presidertt HamiafonJ • IIMJ Symphony, spon Camp Fund will do double duty employees, as listed In thc. direc, \ HifJ II Sho pn ' ford. Mrs. Ru«' are;" , " • , .. *&rtd by the Board of Recreation, providing a,; month during which o • and Mrs. I>cna1d MacLp'>d. under eke said that his firm made its ' n Sumnilt Herald, 23 »(>"•* state hig ••Hf. the stale will pay j re>t*r?' J Donald N, .Brandin, Ireas- 1 grandmother will only have her Atf ReduetW LahV; ;3Wi;.' Bell , «j!l bc|ih its season with,this ton- the . dir^cijon of Mrs. Robert S, deeisiqft to"j)rtrchase-the buildtttg All contributions will b« (3 per ce t of the cost and Mill- i rcr. ' rt will-pl} f1scnrt sen$t job lo liold down and herself to U Labs. 3.fe00: CVlanese Labs. 'M R ^'^f^5 [Stafford oply after the Beechwood manage- In The Herald «m- 25 hyiR'concert* .at MenioriSI FipW take fare of. >'cent. ' 'Members of the board of trustees! chubK M Son':- (M: Ciba, 1.109;. i „ • -- - r ment h^d indicated that it was i r * aro Mr Hol'»«s- Carl' J. Ahlers,| ComrnoWwcallh Water, 12">; Cor' .alternate•' Thursdays beginning unable f ny( longer to carry on as tump I'ui'd contributions now (J High 5«|hOI»l Senior! James 15 Hayes and H«rry;;F.) h>,.R i^und,< j)0: I^qblie.Service July 15' at 8:13 p.iii. , ' ; Unauthorized Plumbing a hotel. Expenses for upkeep .had are over thc-$1,000 mark and stand s Donation* in dnt# nre AS f«l- To Holt Dinner Tonight ;ferlet ' • i Transportation, HH>; rulvcririnR The conrludint event, will be proved increasingly costly md at fhOM.Rt. Amonti, gifts received Plans to build the ijiwnndub got) Machinery. 135. and t'S» ln<4ru the-firework*, display "whiclj will i Ntts Ntwor-Beautifulk . FirInc.m , Finof eNew- Patronage had steadily during' the la-st "eek WHS one of ligh School's traditional J Homes IttC, Smnmil underway last year and the ..niPJlt Co.. 125. be under the direction ot the New fined -tto'rin 'Municipal) ThanK* Ueal RtsMehtft M, rtl Tri-iit V, roprPM'Minu 'lues of Den 4, senior olti * dinner and dance will «nVy fun« Cmirt inf! "h f«rh l«? Old I'ack Hil, of 1,-IIHDIII School. be held trr nipiiibn-s and tnistccv. The compilH under- thr duct-lion ami xtolatiori or !'>o Sai«ri 'V < ''V rom|mny\ apprecia Mr. & Mm, AlIrM S. Antf*r»nn 1 1 1 Ihr- ll(tl« Suburban with more Inltinl membership was rapidly guilty r u Mc-mher - of ">c I'' " "i'* Slfpben (pUICt MtmOnCM I.. lUnlunn »»••>• I Ht- rttpervision of W.ijtcf lUu'ntcbii., tary. Milk and riu»»it>i (•(tdr nf 'lion ^' *hr . cooperation he h«d U Rumhlne smlflv Srlnv.-u-/. .lohii Mt-MilliiM. llnmil- than ?«0 vice presitlcnt yf t'»!i;» ;iml chair- t*tit lenflrrs in Stunmit loml stud \lrtnfM!.i| I'ny in Summit bids the City of Surrtniir innn , Inn Pi <"m-|iimr. Tuny man of the nuhisti'i.il di\»sn»n ir in thr political and. WilUri • 'iair t«> he » quirt «nr Ibis life Summit Roaul .-f llrallh 1 tnrt Mr«. V. li. • mrlrr 11,111111, U;iiy Uup Tll'UllH of thc rity htm been ' i)n Monday at 10.15 ».m. mew.- ma its in!»|>ect'jr, John n (hfti'nlir* HH'I I'ted l»i 'M'lrnt °' w>t ' t of t|. n. l fr«m i;». ami the V.oirien's Auxitmry McNawmrji, chargitiis that ' thc do Thr«* of MU Hoi» •is *o pen chief olsiss Th Sonior CIH^H «ill writ- Arta Youths to Army Of Memorid Day Holiday ' Nh n. t>»; , ten b) Tl Lsncli, l!i«* Four Summit area youths wrrr | t>f the ;n>-l "ill .place wreaths at Newark firm had d«Pf haiiirooin 2» bv BemuW of tlir Mrmorbl l»«v ! thf (out nf Ihe Memorial Monu- plumbing \»jit , l'A.,,h" • ••pl«*l>ratr«l f»n S 1 ns"\ :.*d" >j»( ln$1 fvltt *t emrf Ann; f hi*lory,» from the si'luml's t obtaining; Mt». Alfrfd M »r of r;imily Soivicr. Thr Imtik will l>(> if;ul. vuek »t Scloctlvp Service Hoard fin M. M. 44 at riainfirld, , ,. I1.VM winch rlinrjir approsi r--»ruit « n (1 itdmituitration S1 **• »»H1 IWr», W. P. B itiiilcly !H5 f"i' » Iwo w«-rk jifiunl, iti\»t««l intlud* Iloberti I'rom thh v\ty were 'ihrotlcic I" utiii Mr*. H. U. Hp*n«» ie.09 IruhidB Boy »i»l (ilrlSrimt camps, v. S. I (I, «niiM>rhilenirk 1 MeMnUon »f MR Uunloii ilrce! ( •£'•» t,> the Suminil Hoi aid «"«i»P I ""***' Ji: -H* a.,Kl their H»i ht H«)ii»oml B Dawwin of *«Hi h» b.*«h» far .»l Height, for IM. ^ Provi thr wtvri, ,.. Tyndi.ll. Mm tr^ne In •« early #^ pns^lnlr. I9.M Herald offlcpt. n llnnk «ti«'ft. Hint/, «n le was «rmwo«eedby ,Ranl«l J.! Th« complaint WII pnwwvtfdil Social 13, 14, IS 34.M F, Vcriittoy of New AM rplftll ifirrs. piibllr bulM .11,20 LH»1 y««r UIP ft""' reaehr-d Htf York «ity, formerly of Hummlt, Ingi *ail bunk* will be ritipatilck, looal chairman. , the.jby Huahc* and llarUaub. »U<»wy* Srhwl Ifiir Vim rroff«M'ft)« county *iij« total .*« HSft.otO *». ifor tht Board of Itealth. record murk of 11.900.01 mul M lt • on Totol $1,004.81 yoimg«.ler» MM'A A RRAUTY , i- THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. MAY 27.

I fec-ts all those emptied by the day. May 27). The public is cor- Ntwark annua l confer<.UcnPe. Locd Firms Join ! ica. Ciba, Air deduction. Berke at BloomfieW. lev Cheniii-itl iorj>, and Koppers 128 firms but all local merchants. | dialiy invited to attend this meet- r CHHMr KfcAMHMIIMMi Moser Urges Ban Mr. W«tten was Fight Agoinsf Tariff Cut Company, Inc. profession;.! and service em • Summit Scientists iaf Rev. Philip S. Watters, Jr., was The fcrtnip. failed the New Jcr- ployees in the eommunities.'whcjc ; Admiral Bowem has had a long appointed to his fourth year as Five Summit Art a industries industrial plants arg located. On Communists Ho* se> Tariff Group, employs 1&4.WU To Hear Talk on and outstanding career in many pattor of Oakcs Memorial Metij- Theological Stminar) , are among the I'M Neu jJeix-y piu»e$«3pf engineering and re- odist ChuicJi, it w*s announced minister of aiK firms uniting to cp(>O!>e eaMiig oi l>eii.ons who receive annual ml A tutJ.1 of 9."3 Yak student* and , ani-.s and wages of $711-million. aHimni have di« as director of th« Naval Besearch instrument of t foreign power; *on*'«f the Summit Association LaboptSry. In IMS he became constituting a conspiracy against of Scientists and its affiliated chit?'"of the newly formed Office the United States, Richard G RESA branch will, feature two of Research and Inventions, and Wager, New York and Sumnni distinguished speakers in a pro* after the close of the war he was attorney, declared Monday that SUMMIT LUMBER CO. You'll be money ahead when you discover gram which is of general tatertit designated as the first chief of the it should be outlawed. both to scientists and to the gen- Office of Naval Research. Ad- Mr. Moser, former chief coun- A Dependable Source eral public. miral Bowen has been director of sel to the United States Senate THERE IS A DIFFERENCE Admiral Haroki G. Bunen, di- jtht Edison ^ Foundation since his investigating committee, spoke at rector of the Thomas A. Edison ^retirement;' and now lives in a fofum conducted by the YMCA Foundation, will tpeak on "Th* j Short HilU. " ' . public affairs education commit- Lumber and Building Material . History of Technology" aad will I Mr. Pearson, who is a resident tee on "What ShaU We Do With IN HOUSE PAINT! discuss the Foundation's program of Milling toe, is the physicist ia Fifth Amendment Communist*?" of work in science education. a team of physicist, chemist and Roger Baldwin, also of Summit SCREENS/SCREEN DOORS The second speaker will be G. j electrical engineer which devel- and national chairman of the L. Pe*r$on of thf Bell Telephone j oped the revolutionary solar bat- American Civil .Liberties Union, ©nd Laboratories who will describe ter>», which converts the radia- opposed, Mr, Moier's suggestion. and demonstrate the newly de- tion received from the sun into He .stated that such action MOUW veloped "solar battery" which useful quantities of electrical drive some political groups under- Combination Doors has recently received widespread energy. ground and would encourage them publicity in the newspapers and The audience u invited to par- to resort to violent means to at- 255 Bread St. Summit 6-05Z5 technical journals. ticipate in a brief social period tain their goals. The meeting will be held in the following the meeting, at which Herbert Kanptfof 23 Laurel ave- auditorium of the Celanese Re- light refreshments will be served, nue, feature ;edito> of The' New search Laboratories, Morris ave- courtesy of the Association. York World-'felegram'T'Sun, was nue, at 8.15 p.m. today moderator, j AUCTION SALE WouW Provide Immunity Children Shore Mr. Moser also proposed in rela- tion to the Fifth Amendment ques- $125,395 Estate tion that persons asked to testify on previous activities be given Household Goods and Of Mrs. Bucher immunity from prosecution and An accounting of a 5177,063.82 an opportunity for complete ex- Personal Effects estate left by Mrs/Martha R, planation, v Bucher who died Nov. 25, i?52 If, however, under those condi- :. . .:>.-;. :•]•':' ON . • was approved last week by Coun- tions the witness demanded Fifth ty Judge Edward A. McGrath. Amendment protection of silence, The audit wat submitted by Wil- "he has to take his, chances on Thursday, June 10, 1954 liam W. Bucher, Jr. of Sfojintain being referred to as guilty," Mr. At the Wareroomi of Lakes, a son, and the National Moser declared, Newark and Easex Blinking Co.. In this age of scientific progress, you arc executors. The pretest estate Mr. Baldwin said it was his entitled to house paint on your home th»t pro- balance is $125,395.86. Commis- opinion that present Congressional The Summit Express Company, Inc. sions and fees of more than $12,- investigating committees have a vides the maximum in lasting beauty and pro- 000 were allowed. record of making "loose accusa- H-U RaHrood Avtnu* Summlr, Ntw JtrMy tection. Sherwin-Williams makes SWP House The estate is to be distributed tions" towards witnesses. In turn, lawyers have cautioned their cli- 10 AM. Rain or Shine Paint in onlyow grade . . . the best they know equally between the son and Mrs. Dorothy B. Hamilton, of this city, ents not to , answer anything be- ExhihHbn Wednesday, June t, I9S4 how to make. a daughter. They will receive cause of these charges. shares in ten equal instalments He stated that' no Congressional REG. T. BLAUVEtT, Auctioneer Why risk disappointment when you are sure of commencing Kovember 25 of this Committee/ can deal with such a • C9ml*\ias of the following gooo,* 10 bt. sold for jtofiji'ctorgu; year. highly controversial theme ss T.5 i*m At)!fn«. Mrj, X, CoUtra. Allen O. Cook*, Chtriw Cr»ii!»»!| satisfaction if SWP House Paint is used for paint- Sirs. Bucher resided at 1 Oak- Communist infiltration and stated L»wt»ncf Cromwtil iif. John DlJiotl, Mr*, M«y ©o«»oi) Mu» ing your home? There are substitute house paints ley avenue and was the widow of no person should be investigated • • r»nny rrAtik*]. t>*»W B. Fr»«w.- Un. E allowed to the executors as well public interest involved, should »f our n«n upon th» propttty h*r«in»fjtr dwc.-lb*!. hiring txp'.rti Your Deoler Of Shtrwin-Wllliomi Paint Products For Th« Lost 25 Yews! not teek protection under the pos- »..!*T d«e notice, thereof had tjtea glrtn vgu, rt w'lU cau«« »UC!I'T- >II- as a counsel fee- of $5,000 to Gut- tz',y *,o n-itr .. * -i. . kin and Beck, Newark attorneys sible self-incriminatioir clause. Ui\v,« room and parlor hunlturt. dinlne room faraliur* b»d- for the estate, and |375 for State raora-furnkurt. ch»u«, t»W«. porch (urottur*. kltcli«n func.urt sisd George B. Martin, chairman of coattnt#, g»r^en togli c«rton« 'and eor.-.mr Senator Kenneth C. Hand who th.e general adult program com- trunk* »n!ntlngi forum was arranged by Meredith tr-or-i. contftits of barrel* and box«s, chin*. g brlci-or»«. under the will. Stiles and J. Robert Dean. Sev- aad »4 tnher goosts kctoirn to bt houaehoJd ellecu. eral more are planned. Stored by ypu, jn y©ur cunt »ad for y6ur account In T&» 5um« When infant marriage was com- ml*. £xprt*» Company. Ine, Wirei?ou«*», to t* *oM »t Pubitc A-:-::;B *s #3-7J R*t!ro«4 Av»aH». 0ummH, New itttutf on Thurid»y, Juai mon in India dolls often were giv- It you ate like a bird, ymi would 10, !9S* it wm A M. ntsa wntinuing until «u goexk «.r# «,-;ij tr en among the presents to the be eating half your weight in food uatU the littn »r« #«nUf',ta. Jfandtvau L (Point Co. bride. a day, *' TWt SUMMIT 'tSXNMJM

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lh« n»w I?M Plymouih it th« moil btautiful e«r «v«r to w«or th« peoud netmt of Plymouth! Sit »h# mm loi im SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY ^y textured door p«n#li. ,* Jl'*9X U urk* . . . $ two.tonid and "Color.Turt«d"l Pantile Vnlhy Brunch Ave. n.«r S»utK ff. Mew THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY *7. 1954 Centra! Presbyterian Church three speeding convictions and 51,-s. Ralph E. Weber, superio- »»<* 26, of It Hawthorne place was Summit Youth one for failing to bait at a atop revoked for a ninety-day perltitf icivlcnt of the junior department for two speeding convictions and Christ hn lM Testifies in The license of John O. Shinn. ' two t>top sign violation*. HEALTH FOOD CINTRf *a* jjuei.1 speaker Sunday at a meetin'"'g of°' t»e Weslejan flub uf Mental Health 19i sprliigfieW Ave_ Summit Campus Shooting the Melliudicl (.hurtii. The North Carolina University HEADQUARTERS FOR Her topic watf'-ChrutiMi Y«wg fraternity shooting which rt- People Face the World." Drive Praised sulted in the death of one student LOW CALORII FOODS Woman Hurtfey- Hors e and pleasure and the wounding of two others HIGH PROTEIN POODS the .-progress of Use'Mental including William H. Jojner. 20, . Miss Pauline Lambert, ^, a Health fund drixe being conducted of 15 New England avenue, was SALT PRft FOODS 46 Kent Place Buykvard wa* la- in Summit was- expressed this ruled suicide last week t»y a ju?ed Sunday when kicked by a week by John $, Summersby, North Carolina Jury. DIABETIC FOODS •horse she had 'beta riding at ciuurafta. Mr, Summersby said Jo> ner. recovering in a Chapel New Vcmon. She was taken u r tbal reports from Winthrop C. Hill. N .C. hospital, verified the FRESH ROASTED NUTS Morristown Memorial Hospital Lenz, men's division chairman, te&tunony of the other wounded NATURAL HEtl TEAS where--hh*? was treated for cat* >oiil!i that Putman Davis, 23, of on the leg and later released. Hn>.\ David Ludlaw, corii- solicitation chairman, indi- Crctiiwich, Conn., shot them cate that the community is sup- without cause and apparently porting ti*e ,»ppeal. Final reports killed himself. are expected soon. Jojner, and Allen Long, 2J. of 4 Morr* y.nct h.is bc>-i\ dead on .the bed shot in the left Bank & Trust Co, long resident" .of- Summit, ha>. ('<•n Council, H "G,. McCuUy ...Reports by Russell T. Kerby, were unable to give police any 1 Jr., and Donald E. JlatUod, co- tcru service. Currently assigned Telephone Pioneers \A reason'for Davis action. to New Jersey Bell Telephone " I*re«fltly evening chit f chairmen of the 'busine&s-profes- They said that Davis, a brilli- Company's Plainfield dial center operator With the New Jemy tkmal division, will be made this ant but "moody" student, had Packard Cray, began his telephone earen B 11 Ti-lcphone Company-at. 8unii *.pf**it the night with them play- week. . . . ' " as a helper with the Mew York mit Mis* Bri-nn joined the B II ing , records and drinking be«r It 'Wss'aUa annoimrwf that a Saying at the modern Summit Telephone Company at "Newark S).->tiin in 1&25, and became « when suddenly he brought out a Federal it a lot different than at repeat performance of "My Name After fcervice in Morristown as a member cf the Pioneer* In £ep« concealed 10-shoot pistol and • V . old-fashioned institutions. For ex- Is Legion," the popular mental cable splicer, Gray transferred to. temiM-r, 1S47. opened fire. Both Joy ner and ample, no fixed savings plan js nee- health, play, ,ViJJ be given.at Uie | Ntnv Jersey as a liiwirrisn in 1931 •— Davis staggered from the room essary. To save, any business (Jay of Association's tenth annual meeting j His career with Np\v Jersey'Bell and did not sec Davis 'turn the CLIPPER to be.held Tuesday, June 1. at 8:15 jhas included assignments in.New- £un on himself. They were dis- - the year, you just fill out a slip and Teachers Given P-HL at Grant School, Westfield. i ark, Elizabeth and frainfield. covered wounded by a houseboy present it to the teller — that's all! More thap-300 Summit residents | roused by an outcry. . attended the play when ii was I Preview of New Rotarians Hold ' Insurance protection for your money, too, is ^veo'here last-year. • Junior High Film j Two Local Drivers Hove '2641 Ttlie amateur •rpvivalivill be Mdkeup Roundtable comparable to that of any other modern savings Licenses Lifted by State produced by" the Crariford Cift- t • ' ... ^ • . The first' showing of the ne^r DEtlVERED IN SUMMIT Monday's meeting of Rotary was. Drivers licenses of two resi- institution. The safety of your savings is guaran- ten's Committee for Mental kodachrome film glides with act tr -th ,, _ t. ,- ,. a rouhdtaWe session tocld at tho; conipartying narration and back dents were suspended last week teed, up to $10,000, by the Federal Savings .Health in an effort to make the ;HoUl suburban for members %vho| ground music on tape took place by the £tate Motor Vehicle Com- and Loan Insurance Corporation, a permanent mission undeir its "point system." peopte of that community awar? ;mIeht be utaabW lo mend the ln.; last Thursday a{ the annual raeet| instrumentality of the United States Government. ortfie prot)!em of mental illness, Her-club meeUng b^ing held today j ing of the Summit Teachers AssoJ Losing driving rights for sixty Your money is 100% safe here. and the ce«! for crtizen action to at xvhjch Rear Adm. Edward C. ciation at Lincoln School. Entitled days was Herbert P. Gelmine, 18, carry on a- preventive program, SHoIdcn. Jr., h the speaker. >.'"Horizons Unlimited" this project of 37 Ruthven place, who has before the launching _ of the 1954 | Visitors at the roundtable niipet-j is a sequel to "The Three R's iH Mental Health Fund Driven The \ing were A. C. Balfour, Fort Lee;; Summit" Elementary Schools." Get to know the modern Summit Federall Your all-male cast is made up of a lOmer Miller, Westfield; Norman! "Horizons Unlimited" deals with inquiry or account, from $5 up, is invited. Or, group of well-known residents of jWooUey, Kt-nneth RobJon, Stuart j the activities of the Junior Highj' stop in and use our convenient financial services. Crasford, 'including a clergyman-|L. Hammond, all.of \faple\vood School. The pictures were taken and two ph>iitians. 'Robert C. Crane of Wvatfield. over » period of a year, and givci' a comprehensive view of the edul Surprising, but true—you* can own the new trend-setting I cational opportunities o f f e r e 4 Summit boys and girls in the: CHARTERID AND Packard CUPPER, built by Packard in the fine-car tr»* Junior High School. Produced by' 3UPERVISID IY dition, for lots less than you probably thought. Big-car I the Summit Teachers Association1 UNITED ITATIS OOVIRNMINT power, performance and beauty. Power features, includ- > tins project was handled by Jean] ing Packard Ultramatic, available on all models at extra SOLD nette IMiddlebrook, Neal Kochej Helen Desmond, Juliet Robertson) SUMMIT'S OLOl»T . cost, See the Packard CLIPPER soon. Roy Fulmer and Daniel Kautzmani SAVINGS INSTITUTION* •.••••. ' \ THROUGH THE j The Teachers Association wil| % Pr!«« ii for the 1954 Packard Clipper Special Club Setlanv plus s [ be happy to arrange for'showings] state and local taxes, if any. Optional equipment, including white i Summit Real Estate Board's I of "Horizon Unlimited" for inter- sidewall tires, e«r». Prices may vary slighdy in nearby commit- ; ested groups. Requests should b<[ r SUMMIT /FEDERAL SAVINGS ailiei due to shipping charges. ) I addressed to Daniel Kautzman a|, | "rHWT JEJrrtCE tffCIAUSfS" Multiple Listing System , the High School. I r«i AND LOAN ASSOCIATION \ Preceded by refreshment| 393 Springfield Avenu* James Gorman, Inc., SUMMIT PACKARD ' served by the social committed RENTAL. S it;;;,• 293 BROAD ST., SUMMIT SU. 6-3344 of which Evelyn Hanson is chairl Between Beechwood Road and Maple Street man, the meeting concluded witlii MO 4-7300 the election of officers for th^! HOURS: Doily. I la 4; ffidoy tvtnlngi, A »o I coining year. The new officer! arf John Gardner, president; Wil- AAORRISTOWN SAVINGS ACCOUNTS"» CHUISTMAS ClUI . MOHTOAO* IOANS :K bur Nelson, vice-president; Cor| IVI TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE MflNANCING MORTGAGt LOANS • MONlT OHDHS • TRAVfllRt' CHICKS

nelius Koppenol, recording secrej 10 SMITH ST, iOHISrOWMX V«. • -'-- ... • • ™ FLY THE FUG! tary; Shirley'Vass, corresponding —OHbUli . WQQWQtJHi- secretary, and Alice Moody, treas* urer. "• . -. .1 Display It On Holidays Summit Citizens Called , For Possible Jury Duty jj Among the one hundred count}*' citizens who are receiving subj poenas as prospective jurors in;; the county courts for the termt from June 1 to 12, are these from!' Summit: Mrs. Dorothy V. K. Anl derson, 52 Oakland place; Oti^1 P. Williams. 5 Grecnbriar drive} Arthur P, Kirkwood, 109 Moum % I tain avenue: Mrs. Dorothy W| Tall Oaks Drive, New Providence, purchased by § j Cook, 113 Mountain avenue; Johij, Reverend and Mrs. Andrew E. Kurth. Rev. Kurth J | G. Nardahl, 151 Canoe Broolf is with the Presbyterian National Board in New parkway, and John A. Lewis, 22 DcBary place. York City, this home was formerly owned by Mr. The drawing' was by Harold J and Mrs. John B. Howard. Henry and J. Carroll Dolan, jurj commissioners, before Milton A « Feller, county judge.

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T© 485 Springfield Ave., Summit Su. 6-1/78 Lions Club Wtlf«rt Nat 4 THE SUMMIT rial sponsored b> the Martha and ehlMrw," (to , is fmNttcknt of Calvary Episcopal Church The Methodist Church Princeton Srarfs neufictittftet ftattd. "5cftb«U uti IT Kent Place Bcakvardl Group; Ktfreal»nenl> s«rved- Kc*. E. F. rr*uelt. Rectur Sunday - 9:4*, a.m.. Church other outdoor ftcUvitie* wUl f«i regional CHURCH DIRECTORY He*. Fiefcl H. Itoblm, (aralc j ' Rev. iti±t II. Lyoss | To Hold Annual lure the gathering at Blue Mill Rev. Robert Klnes school; II •!«.. ExBinination and road and feather Bed Law. start mit, 85 cortflrmation oi tha catechumen>. Inj at U soon. Mt inter* will H«rr Jr., New Today— Pruireton. Suhday-*:80* «.m- Church alumni livi^f in .Morris and Sui-Jr., New Vernoti, ia master of the Tht AR«k»r (bh r. "" —>————— '. Summit Goipel Hall prayer and $«rmon by Rev. Field ; rehearsals; 16:39 a.m., Choirs ponies: und Standa»h V. Medina, on flaa hittttt intn i It. Hobbs. . leave for Talbott FtrtWM, Weft- school, primary through adyit se»x founties—and in the Sum __ Summit Avenue classes: 11 a.m., Nursery, Tod- mit-Millburn area—lutomatlcally Mormtowti, will »ifn the roads sfatiow* whole Iu Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Church ; minster Choir College, Princeton. to the picnic spat. «lc* strttdt to HEARING AIPS ami Waiuut street World Service Committee. * "'[ "Ssimdsy ~ 1:15 a.m.. Church dlers.' kindtrgsrteu and creative , are inemNr.* of tlteir local Prhce Batteries ami Repairs j school orchestra; 9:45 a.m.activit. y groups, worship and ier!- !;>n Club, u!l 800 are invittd to J. Stevart Baker Jr.. Short tnoriuou* ouai u»v.: Today — 8 pin,, Miisionary •Is Frtedoru. Also, a Mem , the picnic^together with wiv«s AH M«h« |••«* Cantpr Leonard Poller fin* next year: 7 pin., Senior , 128 Morris A\eitue ! James W. Mulr : \ Tomorrow—I:JO p. in., Ssbbsth | Youth .Fellowship; Rev. William 'Rev., fhiiip 8. Uatteis, Jr. Toda>—« p.m., Adult choir tt- i eve services arid sermon'by Can- j R&dda of the Chatham, Mcthodiit Today—7:15 p m , Civ] Scouts; henrsa! tor Fuller, "The Tinie Is Short." 1 Church will tell about bis rteerit Sunday—3:30 and 11 a.m.. Wor- j visiit to Methodiit young people •8 p.m.. Choir rehearsr.l Sunday-9;« a.m.. Church ship and bcrnuin, "Make H Presbyterian Church i in Puerto,Rico; 8 p.m., The Wes- Plain;" Church school at Itotli ;.leyan Club; 'Faith and Success school: 11. am , Worship; hours,; 7 p.m., Westminster Pd- Sew Providence Church-time nurii-ry. j Psychologies ' — Roi3«rt Rldred. l;)(v?hip neetii'j; and election of Rev. Richard A. Bryan officers; Panel discussion, "Lift? ! Tue8d*y-»:aa a.m., circle 6 at DiarnOnd .Hill Community -Today—8:15 p.m.. Church choir Mrs, lAArn Johnson's Countryside; Today—8 p.m.. Senior choir.- . Monday—Parish . house closed O«r Kuneral Hume at 309 Springfield rehearsal. • Circle 7 at 7£ Knqllwood «>ad, all day. , Sunday — 3:40 a.m., Church •f Short'Hills; Circle 8 at 8 Devon Tomorrow—4 p.m... Junior choir. Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Church Wednesday— N o o t Tuestlay school session for the orimsry, road: 12:.»0 p.m.. Circle 4 at H6 Meet at junior, junior-high and senior ] Cance Brock parkway; O;45 p.m.. schncl: H a.m..Worship and ser- aewing group picriie; BURROUGHS* & KOHR high; 11 a.m.. Church school for Circle "! at 1 Euclid avetme; 1:1S mon, "The Swinging'Sword"; 7:30 house. nursery and kindergarten; Wor- D..in.. Circle 1 at SI Pine terrace. p.m.. Senior Youth Fellowthip. HKEK.%1. IMIIM IOHS Short Hills; .3 :?0 ..p.ra*,. Circle .-2 ' Wednesday—jAnnual Guild din sliio, sacrament of. baptisp m for 1 N. P. Msthodhf- Church children; S«rmon "^iill Stands ,at Mr». J. R. Kdds , Mih rV>!ntj'n.er at Fiir'Hilh Inn. ; children; vS«rmon, "^iill Stands drive, Springfield; 8 p.m.. Circle j •-•—~-l- —.--.•—~- • Rev. Reece R, HU1 Thine Ancient Sacrifice"; Child- g E. P. BlIRftmiGIIB & SON 9 at 12 Vaiemont way; Circle 13 \ ChrisMan Science Church Today—3:S0 'p.m., Junior choir; care group; 1 p.m., .Senior high at 84 Passaic'avenue;- Circle 15 j 292 SprihirneW group at parish house; 8 p^rn.. 8 p. m.. Senior choir; Methodist at 105 New England ...,.,.„,.. , ... . . news staff downstairs. Faith and life jemihar for rkwj Wednesday-^ p.m.. Circle 11 That evil caiwiat withstand spir- 309 Springfield Avenue • Summit 6-0259 members with the minister'' .at JJrs. B. H. Freeman's: Circle! Sunday ~ 0:45 a.m., Church Tuesday—12:30 p.m., Circle 2 itual understanding of Gcnl'a good- A. Vurru«ght j Jta&trf 8 *it»Ar 112 at 2 Meadowbrook court. ness and all-power will 'be brought school; ll a.m., Worihip; Naa* at Mrs. Richard Badgley's, 72 Providence firemen guests at ENJOY AN EXTRA BOOM South street; 7:30 p.m., Picnic for out at Christian Seieince services j Long Hill Chapel on Sunday. service; 7 p.m., Youth Fellowship. UllllllIlllillllllllMIIIinillllllllllllilllllillllUfHtlltlllllilllltltlllllllllllllllW Circle 7 at Mrs. Thomas W. Monday—* p.m. Meeting of car- IN YOUR ATTIC Owen's, 76 Hilltop avenue, : Chatham Township The subject of the, lesson-ser- Berkeley Heights. I Rev. LeRoy C. Wefcber mon js "Ancient and Modern Nec- nival committee aad chairman at Wednesday ~ 8 p.m., Funds romancy, alias Mesmerism and the church. Use ali the space your home provides, by Committee at parish house. j Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Sunday Hypnotism, Denounced." Selec- Tuesday—8 p.m., Official Board I THINK \ school for alPages; 11 a.m., Wor-tions from the King James Ver-. meeting.at the church. building rooms to fit. An extra attic room [ ship and seraon, "The Divine siori i of. the Bible include Jesus' 1 You May Save A Life Today Secretarial ; Mystery"; 6:30 p.m., Junior warning about the mental nature Teen-Age Program Head | is coxy and comfortable, and you can * young people's society: Alliance oi evih "For out of the heart Training .[ Yoyth Fellowship meeting; 7.p,m., proceed evil thoughts, murders, To Address Group Hart i| / Help yourself and others to avoid the use of build it yourself. Sec us for ideas and ] Pre-service prayer meeting; 7:30 adulteries, fornications, thefts, Spahr Hull, director of the teen-;= at p.m.. Service with gospel hymn- false witness, blasphemies: These Age program oi the American s all caffeine, nicotine and alcohol. proper materials,..then Jet younelf go! sing and sermon, ''Job's Great are the things which defil# #t Friendi Service Comntittee, Mid;s Level Questions." man:" (Matthejv 15:19. 20 to;). die Atlantic.region, will meet with = the Senior High Fellowship of the ; Clbbl Inlnlm Mttil irr.potl«at From "Science and Health with You will be safer on the highway and live tequlttmtaU. Qm* aitd tvo ytv etttrses let Jewish Community Center Key to the Scriptures" by Mary First Baptist Church on Sunday it jg STEPHENS - MILLER COMPANY kith tchisel M4 pilv»[« tohool tnulu«t« Ytrk, $m*m, j Tomorrow—9 p. m.. Sisterhood superabundance of being is on Uie ; also present information on the = Sabbath services. side of fiod, good." (101:9). |Summer World Affairs Camp for Sunday — 10 a. m... Sunday The golden text is from Romans: teenagers. i school. "Be not overcome of evil, but All young people Interested irei| B. BUhop Tuesday—«:30 p. m., Sisterhood overcome evil with good." (12:21). invited to the meeting. donor dinner at Millbum. Wednesday — 4 p. m., Hebrew school. • The Community Church The Pingrj St liool I Unitarian Springfield aad WaHr-- •'venues ; Her. Jacob Tr Thirteenth Summer Session Sunday — 11 a.m.,'Service and sermon by Dr. Trapp: Abraham June 28 To August 20,1914 j Lincoln's "Our Reliance against Accredited by the N.J. Statt Department .Tyranny"; Nursery and play of Education ! groups in Community House dur- PLYMOUTH ! iag service. Open to BOYS and GIRLS from all Selioola i Tuesday — 1 p.m., Women'! Academic Department — .Gradta 1-12 ; Alliance annual picnic at home of Remedial Reading Grades 2-12 | Mrs. A. Landale Dun, 67 Valley Afternoon Recreation PROVED AMERICA'S BEST-BUT View avenue. Sports'— Arts — Craf tf — Swimming Registered Nurse St. John's Lutheran Church;!', Write er Tetephene: flit Piiifry S«hed Kev> W. S. Htamana, Ph.D. Eliiobtth 3, N. i. Ttltphont: II- 2-5657 LOW-PRICE CAR IH ACTUAL 12 DeForeit Avenue "Small Classe* to Fit the Individual Need" •H Today — 6:30 p.m., Junior choir rehearsal; 8:15 p.m., Senior choir rehearsal. First Church of Lhrist, Scientist PART-BY-PART COMPARISON! Saturday — 9 a.m., Senior Cate- chetical class. 292 Springfield Avenue Summlf, iNew Jersey Sunday — 9:30 a.m,, Church A Branch of Thu Mother Church, Th# f*irat Church of ChrUt SMITH Now, for the first time, you can see the side by side and examined. Comparison school; 9:30 and 10:45 a.m., Serv- Sclpntiit, In Boston, MsasaehusHta DIIICTOIS results of part-by>part comparison between proved conclusively that Plymouth is ice and sermon: "The Source of Sunday Services at 11 A. M. Sunday SchtKrt 11 A. M. : i the Spirit"; Confirmation at 10:45 Wednesday Testimonial Meeting at 8:15 P, M. Plymouth and the other two best-known America's best-Buy low-price sir. a.m. .cars In the lowest-price field. Now you can You can see this proof in an 8-page Tuesday—8 p.m., Council meet- actually see dozens of the many reasons ing in the parish house. Christian Science Reading Room illustrated book—a FREE copy i» waiting why Plymouth is your best buy! OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for you now at our showroom. Read it First Ev. Lutheran Church 217 Morris Avenue 3*0 SPRINGriELD AVENUE In Dttroit recently a 19M Plymouth and today, then drive a new Plymouth. You'll Harry 8. Carlson, Pastor Open daily 10:00 to 4:S0 except Sundays and holidays: al»o stock models of the "other two" were takon agree: Plymouth is th$ best buy in the Friday evenings 7:36 ta 9:30 Rnd after the Wednesday meet- apart completely. The parte were placed lowest-price field! Today — 3:30 p.m., Confirma- ing; Literature on Christian Science may be read, borrowed tion class; 8 p.m., BirOiday, go- or purchased. LAST WEEK at your Springfield Safeway! 4 rtlrmount Art. and Southern BItd., 727Mwris Chutham. N. J. • Bible Prearliing On-Iailam l.lvln» VUion He Invlt* you to our itrvteti: sd«y KchonI at *:4S a.m. 4trTtt«ii !! an« V-H ' Plymouth Pr«>?r Mcrling, W«j. »<§;«* f'on Art- imlUA t» Alt en A A FULL GOSPa MIBTINO- headquarters for value ^t»oni«r#(i by lh« k*%*m\t\y «f Und fltltl $t \4n\tfp R KM, . HunAmj Morning %*«nhlp, 110$ A,M, Vt»ii wilt trUor ihnt Iniiilrlm R«v. D*fii«l Mucci inmmll

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CITIZENS THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1954 Summit Mm Host to 2,500 Hurry W. Edgar, president, and Pott, city tax asseuor; Robert 8urd«*U, vice president, C«mw B. Skinnell, Rev. Leonard V. Beecowood Hotel. Oi/Moor Square Dancing Robert O. Peterson and Jooo K. v.S. Reed, superintendent of Brook Country Club; Carieton W. Standard Oil Stockhokkrs Buschman. D.D., Frank N. Pun- Io addition are numerous out P. Stone, vice presidents, Citizens schools. Picrson, Arthur T, Dailey, Elmer ning and William Rae Crane, Sum- of-town guests connected with Una M. J. Ratitbor.e of 10 Giendate \ Trust Co.; Dean H. Travis, presi Former Mayor Maxwell Lester, G. Houston, Edward C. Holmes, mit Area Chamber of Commerce, company or state insurance de- Season Opens This Evening road, w£o is completing his first; dent, First National Bank Harry Jr., Carl S. Hulett, George Brod- president. N. J, Real Kstate Nprbert T. Burke and Wilfred L partments of both New Jersey and year as president of Standard Oil jC. Kates, city clerk; Allen A j ley, president, and IS. Mulford Board; Walter S. Eddy, Andrew j Dempsey, former owners of theNew York. of New Jersey, yesterday was.}' eadl session The j "host" to 2,500 stockholders at ^ will open today at 8:isL " - ! the annual meeting held at Bay- • „„, at the surfaced tennis courtsid!nt?i simi at 8:15 and are fl ished 10:3 j way refinery. ,t Memorial Field. Other square ** ° P-»/ i The meeting was teW in the dances will be Jield on alternatej Bud page will be tli« caller for e first I teler sipp of the plafirt Wiiicb was Thursdays throu$hoi}t the summer I J" dance and will bring withj decorate*! and arranged for the VALUES FOR THE WEEKEND 'months. • '^im for the first visit to Summi|t session, Yesterday ^as the fifth Cooperating with the recreation. f% 7vlhm KamMers band. Page d DC s heW duri w time the company has conducted HOLIDAY; «rd in the dance series is thel, , f * ,t »8 *he »"- VVV( A its annual meeting in the huge *•. Jersey Square Dance Callers! ,, !• , - - Dances will m- boiler shop; ..._— — —~™^__!c'»«e >Ui eastern-and western Whether You Are '••-•- j style. Orhst Going ANTHONY FIMIA ;. In case of rain the dance will lie Jabbing Promptly AiUnd«4 t» -held i/i Bra>ton School auditorium S3 Million Office PLUMBING • HEATING Charles Zentel of Newark will be (Cotinued from page 1) SHEET METAL WORK the caller for the June 10 dance. standing cooperation and trust to Relax at Harlan S. Kennedy, recreation that we will quickly become a I CHESTNUT AVENUE director, will be in-charge of thevalued member of the business SUMMIT Ml24~J «ouple dances held during inter and civic life of Summit," ' missions, He said the new building had PI C N l c HOME been designed to blend into both u*' the plot and the neighborhood, It I will be three stories high in front with entrance from the,rear ef- • I fected on the second storv. Full landscaping, he said, will make Where Mr. Joe VITA complete blending into the neigh- borhood possible? ~> • BUY ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS saves you dough ISWK, Firm's Officials Attending Among the guests uho have accepted invitations are: KRAFT SNACKS John A. Arnold of Chicago: N. KINGS C. Flanas?in, Chicago; James Hav- pint HERRING FILIETS in WINE SAUCE iland, Philadelphia, and JR. G. Rowe, Chicago, %ice presidents Miracle Whip delicious.., ready to serve! and directors of the Keipper In- MARKETS surance Company, and the follow- VITA FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. ing directors of the firm: R. S. J •. «44 GREENWICH STj, NEW YORK 14 BassfDecatur. Jll.; James * t). LAND O LAKES Cunningham, Chicago; Hans A. Eggerss, New. York; T\ Stewart tall T Closed All Day Monday Foster, i tica.N': Y.; Soericer T. Evap. Milk can Gullicksen, Chicago; James S. Kemper, Jr., Los Angelas; Mark c Kemper, Chicago; F/cft H. Lud- wis;. Reading, Pa.; James L. o/'i 29c Madden, New Ynrk; J. F. Mag- Pur« Fruit Flavor*—29-or. hot. nus, Chicago; Herman J. Perr siring, Philadelnhia; LaDoyt G. *«• Purmort, Van Wert, Ohio: and Kirsch's Sodas«:;:;, 2 "29c qt. bottle f $ M. P. Luthy, Boston, third vice president of the firm. ' All Flavors—28-oz. size—Plus Deposit 47 PLYMOUTH, S 395 10-oz. bottles Summit residents invited to the Red-Ripe like new, pround breaking exercises in- WhiteRock'•*•"'•• 2 "•" 45c ptui deposit w one owner clude: '4* CHRYSLER T 595 C. Philio Dean, Council presi* .^i* if|>.us deposit Watermelon t«", dent; R. Paul Mitchell, attorney McCORMICK for Lumbermen's: Carl H. Fors- 7 Up or l Red Ripe Slicing berff, OTflen D. Hertsenter, John '49 PLYMOUTH BARGAIN Carton Convertible, R 4 H, very low mileage, G. MacKecbnie. Donald.H. Law- Pepsi-Cola »"37c Black Pepper of 4 one owner, like new loy, Edgar T. Hi^ins and William Tomatoes R. fiilson, all Council members; Grape, Orange, Cherry—-qf. decanter 4-ox. can City Solicitor Peter C. Triolo, S Large Florida Seedless Spencer M. Maben ar^ .iHw M; Mrs. Simms Drink 4'° 1 '53 PLYMOUTH BIG VALUE! T^avons, members of Planning for Board. 29c Suburban, R & H. Station Wagon, like new Bankers Invited 6-oi. jar FREE! Grapefruit s Mustard Kraft Al«^, Linrencp.J. MarGre or, From Jersey Farmi—Boston CHICORY SAIAD or SEE THESE FOR A REAL BUY! president. Summit Tnist Co.; Ron- Souil m 5 a 29c Cigarct Case lb ald C. Anderson and the following r con with 4-pack purchase Escarole 2 ' 29c '53 FORDFordomatic, Ranc, Rh & WagoH n Summit .Trust directors. Daniel Bonita " ' 23c Lettuce \ Burke, James B. Burke, Otto F Swanson RADISHES • SCAIUONS California Jumbo Green Victoria stroighr Irons., Taylor. William P. f lb '53 FORD, 2 tone real sport car, R & H Boned Turkey 5oz. can 33c Cucumbers 2 "9c Peppers. 15c ILDERNEY Sw WERNER MOTOR CO. Broojflir.vn Farms Boned Chicken T:, can33c FASIBI OTINNO Mat IM TVt WOHO S17 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SU. 6-4343 titAty Product* 88c Morris Plains. N J Open Mon. thru Frl. till 9-Sat. & Sun. till 5 P. M. Mo-rtstowa Stuffed Olives ^S 17c King Sii« A |A *»g. flit Carton *« I O Carlon 2.11 Dill PicklesPicodilMMh" ,35c Swift's Park Lane Cucumber Pickles US,. 23c Foityouft Ice Cream WECKEMD FEAST Tffbackthis Heinz Relish :il:::: ";" 29c !* -aoi. 89c FRESH n>cl l 6 Eskimo Pie—pkg. of 4 39c Bar-B-Q Rolls "»«°' 20c BELTSVILLE Turkeys Ktady for *h« Ov«n N, Y. D '54 Studebaker against any R k Alrtady CUantd— 4 la S lb. Avcrafl*— IL Hot Dog Rolls '*" p» °" 23c Self S.rvlc. D*pH. "** *• lb Only Sunshine Fie Bars -.•*• 39c BONELESS car in torn for econmyr CHLOROPHV ROASTING Nabisco Grahams "• «••>» 39c Pork 63c "Let me show you why Studebaker made Schickhaus t0 a clean sweep of the '54 Mobilgas Economy Run,., Salted Peanuts ""L con29c Skinless Franks 49c SCHICKHAUS Sachmann't 41A •1.11 Vtln Ready to Eat won the Sweepstakes and 3 other firsts!" Pretzel Thins 6-01. pkg. LIV or Regular BONELESS Come in and look at the stakes— first in actual miles '54 Studebtther CJyampion 1 SMOKED DAISY official AAA score sheet of per gallon—firsf of all over- cuitom-2-door Wise Potato Chips X 25c drive and automatic drive 6-passettgtr stdan the Mobilgas Run. The Marcal HAMS HAMS Studebaker Champion got cars. Get Studebaker eco- ko> nomy yourself. Duplicates 61 to "130 more miles per Colored Napkins 3" 25c whole or lb. tankful than its four low- of Studebaker's Mobilgas either half DELIVERED LOCALLY c Peaches 69c 79c Run winners are available priced competitors. Stude- uilh slandtrd tqmipmtwt Dixie CUDS (, n°P1,, 3^-25c Frail Cocktail — 26s SCHICKHAUS baker made a clean •weep immediately at surprising- Suit ik'd htj! Uxt-'. if^"J, •«*. SCHICKHAUS ly low cost. Get yours now. iHiinJeJ- K'/'itr stdiuall tint, Kl MIDGET OLD-FASHIONED in the Grand Sweep- (brtixf u^tti Jila—and /f,tt?9- Garden Peas 2 .'.t 39c matte Driit or Onrjrirt—*rt Sandwich Bags ;r;:f100 29c c u epthmal ill txlrp ta.il. Prut m*j* Com »Tc'.: 2.-360 BOLOGNA LIVER CAPS ),)<•> in ntathy nmrnmtitht. Wax Paper Hash " ™29c Babe Ruth Sliced Boats 2 ..t 29c lb. 53c ib. 59c OPEN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. P > C 321 Springfield Ave

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LIBBY'S PICNIC MEATS 25' cw GEDDIS MOTOR SALES, INC. Deviled Ham ':: 2le Toipe Spreads I To Liter Spread ',:: IBs PetMleat iO Where Mr, Joe Soves You Dough m sntm»HiM> AWi« . / SUMMIT M»*I •th instances ample notice had been served in Summit en behalf & the DEATHS upon the tenants and continuing delays Letters to Homeojafeer Service of SAGE. granted. Her Uieme was: "One «f Our WHUa« F. VakI LEND A HAND!! Editor Greatest Unsolved Health Prob- WiHiam K. K»hl of 142 Cane If Mr. Giison hopes to portray his fellow lem* " avenue. Teaneck, died suddenly Councilmen as ruthless landlords he has She pointed out that only IS per Monday while at work ig the Bell failed. The facts contradict such a character- Park I'M Curtailed cent of alcoholics are "drunken Telephone Laboratories, Murray ization. Mr. Gilson speaks of the city's "re- Editor, Summit Herald: bum* . £5 per c«nt «r« problems Hill He was tf. We moved to lite br»\ Uta School ird tn the home and the Mr. Kahl wai born In Hoboken , sponsibility*' in earing for, the. Glenwood district in Sum nut ten >ear» ajo, . She stated that each i and had lived in Weehawkcn for! Place families and of providing them with primarily because of the excel > » burden to at let ten • many years before moving to Tea i case •••tier mmimm «tf *«• ltr**i. *m other homes. We do not think thit the city h Unt school and it» proximity to other s**!M"s — Me «jfc l'*c neck eight years ago MrM . KKahhi Aw*it Serein mi c*ft«I*t)«a required to adopt such a paternalistic attitude, Menieeriiil Field atsei I am t&re children,, to friend*, to bufiiH-.s* ' joined Bell Laboratories in 1921, that imny .other fumdies have exerutne«. and to the coinmunity { «ne at S3 Btf'k tiff*, •ummit, Mt« JMMV lestcred M «»•« — a lubility instead of an asset. : engaged primarily in the develop? llua ttatf#f Oetot>« t ttS9 « th* pott office Outnnritt Mr. Gil&oK's pica does not hold water reason. We talk u great dval He t- lit- iK-titu oi an um-nnlro]. ment and design of electrical wav« W J unpe "f u-.creatinn field needed and in fairness to othtr residents no affij. K \M'H <«cr 4.«io.ooo tH'ivjiu I a i) transmission application. At j Koroma a Oftrif Editor it helps to tvht our problems tiif time of his death he was in ' further delay should be made in proceeding in ihi\ ntui.li>. Ak'"holi.sni >.Lnkes EdwM-4 C Bhtrida* . in this auction <* ti'M: baseball thdigt' of »ueb an engineering caatp far t,,,d , with the Glenwood iRlace parking lot. Due qnttif4 thml Ummt far fMt&ttemti4 after 5 p.m. Tuttdmj m*t kmm tm *• In this issue there is a news item that fntt>. It can never be cured in Services will be conducted to Tae Summit Herald Ilerwld-Fatnlly road; what it cost the city I do day (Thurtday) at the Volk Co- MfliaUvn (Xmj> buhi *miit*4 from Thurtdmy't Urn*. gives us gi«at pleasure to pri;nt. It is the an- person ^o; that that person not know. In the last few week* Idhial Home, lit Teaneck road, 12 Imk Street in Its fttttt >rarj 4ft iMtn to lh« editor mu»l bm *l§n*d and nual report of the charitable^ contributions the boys have been tuld that they safeiy take alcoholic beverages. ium$* Kill ."•#. pubiUhed units* aihmntd** r» Teaoeek, al 2 p.m.. by'Kev; Car^ ail unforgettaiik made to local agencies and organizations by cannot play hardball at this new Tfa«*K*>rc i it is mos j.nportant man W, Trembath of the Com- (All COBtrtkHU«M lhat vstutig people should know vacation f«r » l»r*! Ail D*ptrtrotnt» — — Bummit ft-(300 the Summit Junior Service Leagiie.* site and that the new diamond mututy Church. is to be done away with as at its dangers, and realize that the •4 IX*i jetr •tnit* mSftW M The Service League receives little com- least one resident on Lamed road only protection against its inci- Otu A. Giasebrook, Jr. munity recognition for its gpod work In town. objects to it dence i>. (total iibstinence.- Mrs. Otis A. Glaiebrook, Jr., 66, of Dclaaey stressed the value of the It is an organisation that goes quietly\about Dongan HiU«( Staten Island, a The personnel at Memorial group its way raising money chieflyvthrougls its Field have always been particu- iherapy of A.A. and the [brother of H, Uc%. Glaiebrook, For A Boy With A Dream THURSDAY, MAY 27,mt Thrift and Consignment shops and distribu- larly kind and considerate of the ,s involved in usujg ^da- j Summit realtor, died Sunday. Mr, younger children and have en- wtth akohoiics.- •-••>_ j«l«iebropk was-a partner in the ting the money to a variety of institutions. Xj At the business meeting which i investment banking firm of Hom- Memorial Day - 1 couraged them to play there. They has done this for many years and to,many are frieftdly and understanding precedtd the address, Mrs. R. T. ;blower & Weeks, 40 Wall street, Although Memorial Day is not one of our agencies, the Service League's donation often y^nd we owe them a vote of con- Belts. Harry A, Croytier, and Mrs. New York City. oldest holidays it rates well up on the top means jthe difference between operating in fidence for the fine way they* look . Davies were elected.to He was 3 native of Elkabeth of the list of the nation V observances. Me- [ the red or black. ' . •"• . after the 'field and our young peo- the cjass.of 1S57 directors. > and educated at Pingry School and ple. They must be obeying or- , Sipeerely yours, Princeton. He was a director of morial Day was originated following the Civil j This year the Service League has given dersif^om somewhere up the line H. Walford Mart.i (Continued on pege T> War to honor the dead of thit bloody con- j and as '^a-spaycrs we should, know $5,202 to local charity. The figure represents 1 flict. The observance wai discovered to fill an $800 increase over last year. A study of the who give* these orders. a definite need: so much so that gradually Leaguers beneficiaries show that its support Every resident on any street the day of remembrance was broadened to adjoining Memorial Field obvious- js widespread and consistent. It also reveals, ly kne.w when they bought at include the dead of all wars. In addition, in the listing of a $500 gift to launch a Home- these loca'tionV that recreation many individuals use the occasion to remem- was the purposexof tilts field and Going to maker Service for the community, that it is x ber the dead of their families. progresivc and vitally interested in expand- we should insist that it be used ' for that purpose aid r.ot as a Memorial Day as we know it today is a ing the social welfare facilities of Summit. park to beautify a feu neighbor- Scranton, Binghamton public tribute to all who have contributed to It should also be pointed out that the ing homes. \ the building and preservation of our freedom Service League's assistance is not limited to Yours very truly, Elmira or Buffalo? through service to their country. The deco- financial aid. Its members give countless Genevieve h. Beveridge, make a d*t• with rations in the cemeteries and the gatherings hours on a voluntary basis to many organiza- 209 Mountain Avenue at war memorials pay homage to all veterans, tions. Without such help some of the agen- Applauds Common Council : those who have risked their lives as well as cies would be forced to employ additional Editor, Summit Herald: ' \. • those who have sacrificed. The demonstra- clerical workers and thus increase expenses. Taxpayers of Summit have the tions that mark the day are evidences of ap- opportunity to study a graphigpif preciation. In the minds of some, the Service League d lih is purely a social organization. But those who and enlightening statement on the Lackawannt's Luxury Streamllmerl The true spirit of Memorial Day. how- city's 1954 budget, It shows that directly benefit from its efforts will be the in spite of the high quality of 1he Perhaps he wont be President ever, runs far deeper than the Flag markers first to scotch this fallacy and point out that city's services, they are provided placed on graves, wreaths laid at the base without the Service League the social wel- by the next to the lowest tax rate But with lite eager RTasp of gMgntphy, h\% of monuments or public ceremonies. Those among municipalities of Union enloyment of maps, his study of th© world, he fare resources of the community would be County. who observe Memorial Day understand that greatly impaired. Phoebt says dreams of being an explorer. they atre expressing a tribute and at the One of the most gratifying fea- tures of the statement is the op- With hte ambition he might become a teacher, same time renewing a pledge. The day is a The Junior Service League is to be pub- licly commended for its program and for the portunity to note that, in spite of -SIT IHSUPER-COMFOBT on soft, *»{>aisJibncd redining seats. or a scientiit.,. or an explort-r. time of dedication to the principles and the the excellent service and the eon- Ovcrsiz^luiKafe racks in the mes^eam, air-conditioned coaches leave ideals that are our heritage. good it does the community. It asks for no slstent effort for .improvement of plenty of room—knee-room, (oot-room, room to work or relai. In any case his education most come first ... thanks but definitely deserves them. conditions as reflected in the list "OWE IN LUXURY in tlie spaciou« PHOEBE SNOW Dirter. an education which represents a sizable aum of The freedoms, and the privileges passed of projects to be undertaken dur- Meals are ittastetfully prepared, modestly jwiced and expertly money no matter how a parent looks at it on to us by those who defended our country ing 1954, the cost of the debt sen' served. The at^nwphere is intimate and charming. Current Comments ice is still such a small percen Why don't you start a savings account with carry with them obligations and responsibili- •ORINK IN T«k SieifTS as beautiful vistas (km past the pano- ties. When we are reminded of sacrifices in Fint Itnpre«t>lon tags of the city budget Summit t» now in his name ... an acccunt which will be i* to be congratulated on the care ramic windows o{ the observation-lounge car. Keep freth and our behalf we are faced with awareness of (Washington Evening Star) * rdawi, enjoy the ri^xurious'appointTOentili, the restful 'dub' decor, UMH! for his educatloa ... and for the fulfillment shown by the members of the • the friendly air of Kkiability. of his dreams? our own-shortcomings. We realize that our These are moving days, and a reminder is Council to avoid undue expansion best means of homtge is found in daily lives needed for one transferring his chattels to of the bonded debt. . • ••FRESHEN Uf IN COMFORT. Beautifully decorated dressing and deeds rather than in a one-day ceremony. rt>o?r.? provide p< »wdcr-rt?om iuxur>' for the ladies. And men am a new neighborhood. For the rush of prep- It is especially interesting to ,cc shave, wash and dress conveniently' in modern, man-da ccenro- Pounded in 1914 And we know in our hearts that our full en- aration and anticipation often makes one so that those services that are of cnodation*. '. . ergies and total moral strength have not been immediate value to all residents. preoccupied that he fails to consider the im- parents or otherwis^ represent "ENIOY PRIVATE ROOM PULLMAN ACCOMMOMTIOItS. Mod- given with the courage and determination portance of dealing properly with the first only some 42 per cent of the city ern roomette and bedroom sleeping cars." HILL CITY SAVINGS that measure up to the standard set by those contact in his new neighborhood. expenditures, This reflects ex- we honor. tremely efficient management in All pa$*en/ter* on The I'hotbe Snme an> intitrtl to 1 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The antique secretary, of course, is to be that phase of the "city's activities [ enjoy th* Obtfrtation Lounge Car at no extra fnrr. J Memorial Day is a day of dedication as watched as carefully on its journey from That the library, one of the best SUMMIT-* NEW PROVIDENCE well as a period of remembrance. The best truck to house as it was watched on its trip supported in the state, should ac- Photbt wants lo see you—on the NEW JERSEY testimonial of respect and appreciation we count for less, than two per cent from house to truck. Directions must be of the city's expenditures shows can offer is a renewed pledge of unity in given for the placement of furniture and how much we as citizens get for purpose with th« men we salute. Mlemorial boxes in the proper rooms, to minimize later so little. Lackawanna Railroad ha/t$>l& Q&M &Qftm>' Day stirs the noblest emotions of man. And shifting. The hot*water heater must be turned This statement is another pronf it brings a tinge Of guilt for past .failings on, and items of immediate need searched for that it is impossible to measure and a sense of shame that thest deficiencies in unmarke*d boxes. the debt owed by- the citizens of •re stare to crop up in the future. How could Summit to the members of the In all this activity, however, one should Common Council for the hours -if it be otherwise unless the Memorial Day take pains not to overlook the small boy who effort they give so generously to spirit remained with us every day? stands near the truck, or near the door, the solution of the city's problems watching each chair and each boa as it; is Marian Manlcy Winser treasurer Plea Does Not Hold Water carried into the new home. He has come Manley Court Public opinion in general, we believe, from somewhere in the neighborhood, and he PLANNING TO BUILD, §UY Oil REFINANCE will endorse the action of tht Common Coun- intends to learn what sort of folks art moving Reports on Alcoholism in. If he is overlooked, or told brusquely to Edjtor, Summit Herald cil last week In ttklng steps to rare the Glen- Dear Sir: • •. we us flrtt! wood place houses to make wty for a mu- stand aside, the new tenant is in, for trouble. The small boy, as one should know well, Th»ie who attended- the annual nicipal parking lot despite the dissenting vote meeting of the Summit Assoeia of Councilman-at-L*rge Gilson. carries weight in his own household. He will tion for Liquor Control at the make his report to others in the neighbor- parish house of the First Baptist Th« tenants of the city-owned buildings hood, also, that this new fellow is either a Church Wednesday, Way 19, had on Glenwood Place have had three years in regular guy, who might be approached to fix the privilege of hearing as a sub- which to secure new homes and the Council a wagon wheel, or a stuffed shirt to be stitute for Yvelin Gardner, Mrs bas been an extremely lenient and tolerant T. f. Delaney, executive director shunned. The woman, peering from behind of the Essex County Service for "landlord." But now, after three years' de- a curtain across the street, can be ignored. the Chronically til, who ha* spoken ity, tiie city feels th« it must go ahead with But it is important to allow this young one's ita off-street parking: program and so has curiosity full rein, and to treat him on an notified the Glenwood Place tenants that the equal level. From hjm, the neighborhood will premiiei mult be vacated by August 1. gain its first impression, and he can be trust- Mr. Giiion i« well twite of the leniency ed to exaggerate his views for or against. It ahown by tht "fcity tnd alto knows that the Patronize is best to give htm full consideration. Whrther you're city's action cornea as no surprise to the Glen- com« to Ftat Nttkmal wood Place families. They have received nu- Can KanwM Bo Abbreviated? Local merous notices and have been granted nu- (St Louis PtMt-DInpatch) and talk ytmt plan* over with 11 merous postponements. There can be no more Kansas editors, an Independent crew, have We've/kelpe* handred. of p*«pU deity* for it is not right that an indifference Business rejected tht customary abbreviation of Kan. by three families should halt progress com- lo aotve lh«ir bom« baying or raflaaaekig »IVM«NM» for'thgir home $tate in favor of Kai. ','By what pletely on a sorely-needed parking lot that right," one of them demanded at an As- wiH be of benefit to the entire community. Our Mortg^tf, loan* §«« "ullorm.de", ' sociated Press meitlng in Hutchinson, "do planned for you lo It your ms and The idea that these families during the these other states tell us we are out of step?" SHOP m three-year period have not been able to find Here In Migfouri w« have had tnough For full information and tm tefvlr* Other homes is fantastic. Othtr families in trouble with Kansas, historically speaking, vl»il, wrlt*H or phoiw Flnl NaUonal. the Mute row of units, left homeleig by the without fttiplyinf that Kansas editor, art out flft that hit the structure in 1951, soon relo- of step. Wt onljr wish to Inquirt what ttep, in «tted. We can understand, of course, a re- HOME what (firiction? luetahct to leave, present surroundings but Ktm&mh celebrating its one hundredth th« ob«t*n«ncy of. tferee fomMe* ihould not amiivbrfary of territorial tmlcmtnt t/iii^ftir, Mock progress lor 5,000 others in the city. ™ FIRST NA1I and in nil it™ hundred years has not been able We ttronfljr suspect that Mr. CHlson'i to agree on how to abbreviate Itself: Ka§., ANB TRUST concern over th§ Olenwood Place familieg h Kan. ami Kans., and even Kn. and K§. •ffl/MMIT tinged with politics, Shortly before he •*• Perhaps the dwellers and aditors of the pressed his oppeiition regarding the Glen. WELCOME •un.fbwered prairies feel their home ti too wood Pltct deciiion he voted for the eviction big to be abbreviated «t all. In any event, if of the sole remaining tenant in tht Broad WAGON it has to be abbreviated, they want to do it street veteram' houninf unit, He ww not dii- Mitir own innumerable Kamias wayt, which turbed that this tenant, a woman, had no la all fight with ut; Any way you abbreviate othtr hoMt, tit catta art Ui*nM '* Jt'f Mill Ktnsai* w. t-nicw ) THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. MAY 37. j Attacks Scientist* intimate that the ——.,.- IIII—I.. .n» •! II m -Imil II "• • I kUlcd catU* and.they often I The Committee «}so voted to CnMS PtOffldim I <&*&**> American Red Cross, • in the scar future if thsrt i$ wfr weight losa and lower milk DEATHS ; reconsider action taken last ing can |ivv is between 112 und M*W NUTSiRQ CoilfSCS announces that there will be new j ficierst enrotim«nt Call faeaA 115 yours. (Continued from page 6) : iiionth that would keep last year's Mrs. F. K. Robinaon. cbaixntan course* in mother and l»by eare } quarters, Summit 6-2076, to *eg» : designation plan in effect this several buninew concerns, includ- of home nun»ing for the Summit I and home care of tjt« sick with- lister. ing Bridgeport Brass, Canada Dry vear with the entire dcsignatiW} /(linger Ale, Chromium- Corp. of factor referred to the Planning America, Drilling & Ksfflor'ation i and Survey Committee, for con- Co., White Motor Co, and Thorn as sideration on a long range basis. j& Bctt* Co. In 1045 he headed # Last year the program was to WE INVITE YOUR honor all designations. ireargmnhalkm committee thai Never before-this much car bought Hie Seaboard Airline Rail This move wa* made out Hie way Co. and was one of the three grounds that two additional public ! reorganizeUon mumgtr$. lie ways members on, th« committee msy also chairman of the executive have other views, at THIS LOW PRICE! committee antl a director-of the! la addition to reopening or re- Nrw York City Omnibus Corp cunsideriflg the action, the Plan- Survivors include his wife, two j rung Coinmitlce was «sked to daughters, a son «n«£<•• tract* for W'tAern Union TeU-~ others are the USO, the United man Ihcaler company." Mr. Tianit graph Co. waa BniMJtincc-d tbi« Seamen's Service Club and the It doesn't cost you a penny .extra to enjoy this money gave his adaptation of the farce-, wvek' Air- Schumacher has JhM-n National Recreation Association. saving, time saving, worry-Baving convenience! .comedy in two acts. He was as- a-Mi»tant contract director. A na- It was decided, to ask the sisted in hii rapid c o s I u rti « of Houston, Ttxaa, Mr. Schu- budget committee to consider the changes by his Mage manager, Macher-.rtfeived his electrical en- Hehar Shop inclusion of the UDF as an asso- Jav Johnston. ' , iilnwring degree ,«»t the University ciate agency on a token basis with The presentation was sponsored of Nebraska'In' 1917. Alter wide (.amrra Shop of S 4 grant of around $1,000. j Murphy'• by tlje assembly iwiurjittee of experience with the Northweatt-rn Clisrlin«*« Cut Rate Drug Meanwhile, Colonel Strome N«e Dili Sp tlie Student Cpuneil, antl was Bell Tt'iephon c Company, in (Itttdertllm Shop report this to his group for^its PiernonV, Ine, brought- to the school at the ex- which hivi:«lon . in i;nil>H»ty Fabric & Curtiiin assigned 1954*5$ quota of $9,788 itiw»'» Mpii'» & the General Organization, J028; bo joined Postal Telegraph S|»h«f>rV i to Summit which was called .Cumpajiy in 1929 e.» outsiate p!ant "preposterous" b'y, the Commit- jp; , f 4 enpirtecr. H«> became Ideal ; tee, Last year the-UDP had asked •Summit .Setting Center plant j»-jpt'rlntondc r.t in'- for $2,680 but had not JantieUi'n Summit Witilpstpcr & IVUI* hum* ¥ur§ STAMPS lowing Postal's merger with W«l- eluded by Summit. riunnu»i>rt Fjni||i.r» *'rn Union in 19J3, Mr. Schumacher • '54 Co4$,Mv»k*+n>t>t If. CM Coy*. SKM t letat IilU*n*t, Inr. CALL SUMMIT 6-7197 * Mrn'» Shup .wm general plant agent for three to«M. yi-irs before entering the contract COMPLETE KITCHEN for One Oay Service Every HANM-CHARGE card is rood department. REMODELING Get All These Extra Value Features •at'every -HAND1-CHARGE Store! TWILL MARKING DEVICES 382 Brood St., Summit, N. 3. United Campaign Never before have we been At No Extra Cost (Continued from page 1) YWCA and Mrs. 'Tait qualified the able to oiTcr you such a grvat COMPUTE HOME Summit Home vote by adding the low prict' on our 'wonderful T>4 EUctrie Windihieid Wiptr* Oil FiU«r • ;- affirmative vote was in "the Do

Furniture & Appliances All At 'Below Cost' Prices ] APPLIANCES S SPECIALS 1/3 TON INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER LIVING ROOM & JEDROOM SUITES 9 5 FAMOUS "DIAMOND CRAFT* 1 Vi Gal. PICNIC JUGS AIR CONDITIONER $129 GENERAL ELECTRIC 9.2 eu. ft. Model LA92-K REG. 229.95 REFRIGERATOR ^, ^ j 09 2 PC. LIVING MIXING BOWLS CROSS TOP FREEH* 279.95 • m**** ROOM GROUP Imported Wicker GENERAL ELECTRIC 7.5 cu. ft. CLOTHES HAMPERS REFRIGERATOR .95 UPHOLSTERED SOFA AIR CONDITIONER 229.95 149 REG. CROSS TOP FREEZER NOW INNERSPRING $249.95 ...... CROSLEf 11 cu. ft. Auto. Defrosting 3 MATTRESSES oil wool, .95 KROEHLER 3-PC. LIVING ROOM S 9x12 Oriental Rug reg. 149.95 REFRIGERATOR 429^ 289 § CROSTTOP PRfEfER. Shelve* on Poor . REG. 339.95 ....,.....>.,,.. Reg. crtl wool, * « KELVINATOR U cu. ft. 39.95 18 9x12 Rose Twist reg. t79.', $99.00 5 Reg. ,95 NELSON 3-PC. LIVING ROOM oil wool, REFRIGERATOR 529.95 329 FRIEZE COVERING, SOFA $4 AA.fS 9x12 Green Wilton reg. 159.95 DOUBLE POOR 2 MATCHING CHAIRS—Reg. 349.95 ... JLO^f Famous Englander " - A. B. C. .95 PLATE GLASS Reg. •95 2-PC. MODERN SECTIONAL HOLLYWOOD BED AUTOMATIC 309.95 199 MAHRESS, IOX SPRING, WASHER REG. 289,95 7995 MIRRORS... 40% OFF HIADIOARD, LEGS Reg- APEX Blond Mahoqony Bedroom Set AUTOMATIC Reg. .95 .95 299.9S 199 DOUBLE DRESSER HPAtS ADMIRAL 3 WAY COMB. 229 WASHER CHEST & IED~Reg. 299,95 ...... X OtJ OCCASIONAL TABLES JV TV. RADIO * PHONO Reg. H1.9S -———— . , ; GENIRAL ILICTHIC Med.l 450 Blond Mahogany Bedroom Set DOUBLE DRESSER. CHEST %4 AH-9S •f 60 OFF Magnavox21 TV Console '250 °° AUTOMATIC ••329.9«S ft BOOKCASE BED—Reg. 269,95 ...... A**** FULL DOORS Reg. $450.00 WASHER ts Cordovan Mahog. Bedroom Set Motorola 21" TV Console 229 eiNMAl ILKTtlC s.. DOUBLE DRESSER, HPAt TABLE LAMPS PULLL DOOMDOOM R . Ui1.1tUi11t WRINGER WASHER '"'< CHEST i JIP-^R#g. 279.9S...... OINIRAL ELECTRIC APT. SOI . WALNUT BEDROOM SET Reduced 40 to 60% m,wif ELECTRIC RANGE •99" LE DRESSER. CMISf & IEB-~.R«f, 229.95 ..,...... !'.' M »|ASr f|RMS -UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY-SOMi ITIMS AT OUR OTHER STORES, 32 SPEEDWELL AVE., MORRISTOWN AND 23 WAVERLY PLACE., MADISON

FURNITURE 41 WASHINGTO'-/• N ST. Morristown APPLIANCES MORRISTOWN 44762 Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Til 9 iitiiiiiiiintiiiiiiiiuiHiiMMUimmmmiiiHitiiititiutHiimiiiiimiiM -•*;,• 1*9* THI SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 19S4 News of New Providence Borough

! son to act as a peddier without a > brense issued by the Boro. A per- Firemen Seek Many fveHls Scheduled forj^Vr*^' Council Sets Up Controls »on.jHiay file an application with P«i Qub Auxiliary. U)e Bora and-M-afecepted pay • Memorial Day Observance For Canvassers, Peddlers |!5 fet. The licence will be valid I Data on Local to December-Si of Uie year filed, Ff unlawful for any person to so-1 Floral avenue and Spring street. portion of local premiums for use rt»g-'.! ujthctit a written of the Firemen's Relief Associa- will open with a parade consist- pate. Musk will be provided by licencing of pcddl* r prrout i^ticd-bv t';e jwikv officer In a letter to the council, the tion is being made to all property ing of more than twenty organiza- the school band under the direction in charge. : Planning Board advised the in em- owners by the firemen. s' twrs of its acceptance of the sub- tions in the line of march. Patriotic of James Burnett. ^. ! Any o;ie desiring a .permit must Fire insurance firms not in- exercises will be held at Borough Ornamental Iron Work file an application with the police, j division plans submitted B'y Jersey corporated in New Jersey but who The feature of the afternoon wilK, Rsilint* f •> (.)< 'r\trfitt_ rh-r permit v.iU be g'-.od for 5W'. Central: write insurance in this st*te, the Hall and in the afternoon a field be a ball game between the New •5-*;. . • *.-.ib T-rt H rcnp'.vrl/ Per- Ma'"or Robert Badgley pointed firemen explain, are required by day for both young and old will Providence PAL and an opponent for Fitit t J 11 * r ill ;.>!.> k'ith'a ii. iilr i't'ti!-.-. (in:|,-;- out t • council members that at law to pay 2 per cent of such take place. from the N, J. Bigger League NICK ISPO$ITO .v-e: , c!t * are exempt from the present the Boro is at the end of a which will start at 2 p.m at Oak- premiums to the Firemen's Re- The program will conclude with MADISON 64920 long power hne originating, in lief Association. However, unless wood Park! al--o unlawful f,;r any per-: Summit, yid with the substation a community square dance to be specifically requested by the held at Lincoln School. Prior to the ball game there will ;. would hf protected against possi- be foot races and other competi- policyholder that^the 2 per cent WINS sniOLARSHIP-n.inii'iuc In the parade, which will.start ble faihi-e in case of storms, tion events for children as wet! as ! be used locally, thV sum is auto- at 9:30 a.m. at Elkwood avenue C-JiHfil r-fp-rred t> the'building Borrillo, son of Mr. and Mrs. special events for adults. matically forwarded for use by and Academy street, will be units 'insnecta-, f>r action and investi- the state. Daniel Bonllo of 896 Springfield Throughout the day refresh- gation, a complaint by Hairy avenue. New Providence, h,as of Legion 'members, Cold -Star Residents are being asked to mothers, veterans, Red Cross Bor- Schmidt of Passaic avenue, that been awarded a four-year scholar- a vacant lot adjoining his property specify that the portion of the ough officials, Board of Educa- is-hoing user! for'business in viola- premium available for local use ship at Rutgers University for the tion, Chamber of Commerce, Fells- tion of'zoning laws. ( be designated for the local fire study .of pharmacy. A Summit way Civic Association, Lions Club, company and a poll is being con- High School senior, Borriilo is a League of Women. Voters, church Schmidt- tul.d the council tliat ducted among property owners to ?.Jilford Totten of 418 Elkwood member of .the year book art staff, groups, Paca Club, Oakwood Park , determine whether or not the Association, Rescue Squad, Boy avenue recently moved a one-car chemistry section of the Science garage to the same site without local Fire Association is receiv- and Girl Scouts, school band, PAL a-permit This will be inspected ing all the money it is entitled to. Club, Safety Committee and High- and the fire .department. . ./ The 2 per cent payment, it is bv the b.uiMing inspector, assist- : land Hi-Y Club. He will enter The parade will end at Borough ed by the Boro attorhey, to de- stressed, in no way affects the Rutgers in September. Hall where a ceremony will be termine whether building codes existing premium and is now be- conducted in honor of the Bor- have been violated. ing. paid by some out-of-state com- Schmidt explained to council panies to the state. The Borough section of the committee, headed that what'started out as a storage Relief Association only wants to by Milton P. Anderson, conducted Wife Is Administratrix place for me truck, now contains make certain that such sums are a survey among the parents of Application for letters of ad-1 many trucks, bulldozers, and vari- being applied for local use. school * ichildren and pre-School ministration on the estate of Lyell} ous vehicles. children. The survey showed that R. Mooney has been made to f John W. Hickson submitted approximately two-thirds of New Charles ..A.'Otto, Jr., courthouse, bathhouse plans, and a property Boro High School Providence junior high graduates Elizabeth. Hazel A. Mooney, actually go on to Summit High widow, of 3 Denman place, is I and ohlnrinating system plan for a and of this two-thirds, 60. per cent proposed swim club. named administratrix, Mr.! Costs Placed at went on to some sort of post- Mooney died October 29, 1953. I The plans were referred to the secondary school work. Board of Health for. study. They AND SAVE! will report to the council at its $1 Million Minimum Eighty-three per cent of the next, meeting. school children, according to their Headquarters for "Gigantic Sale Of New Providence—The need for parents are earmarked for col- Nationally Advertised GOODYEAR and a local high school conservatively lege. estimated to cost approximately Work Clothes. .•ATLAS TIRES. $1,190,000 was brought to? light at Allan Roberts, superintendent ^ K,wortAlnr, Stop In Today, Sale'For Watch and a special meeting of the Board of of schools, prepared a curriculum Sportswear with deiicafe scroll tnd fowbud «ntw % A Limited Time Onlv Education held to discuss reports based on what the needs of the Sporting Goods ro are. Which • copy el this KJ-YOU mutt bring this ti Jewelry Repairs members of the High School plan- in.turn was based on what Boro Camping Needs Exterminating? with you to take advintije of this g«neron f • AU watche* timed on the nine committee. students of Summit High took Fishing Equipment «l!w. Thli tray safe is for idyiti w^. there. . Thil offer Is good is Jong ti our preset | "Watchmaker" The estimated cost was based Shoes & Luggage, * • flaws jour watch repaired on probable enrollment figures The high school planning com- supply of t/»ys lists. Karry's Esso Ssrvicenter mittee, headed by Mrs. Audrey 1 by a watchmaker. for the 1959-60 school year. This Levi's. full line Only out tray to a custom* HAHR1T..E. KIRN, Prep. enrollment would call for a 20 Coddington, will discuss further ; JOHN S. WESTBERG j room school, housing 626 children the proposed high school at other — also — Springfield & Union Aves, New Providence meetings. The Board of Educa- WHO? .,. for Too * Watchmnker St Jeweltr | and 35 teachers. The school would BOYS DEFT. SU. 6-3088 * UtZ Springfield Art., New JTortdmce I run from the seventh through 12th tion has not given up entirely the WH«|T ... et Htltn EIHort'i 0cH I SU. 6-1033 '. ^rjuip. . idea of. sending Boro children 't*> * at another high sehocl, since Boro »rtfe, W. $. W^wey 22 {H Toe curriculum and enrollment Kent* 2f) North FtoinHeW, N. J. children will not- be accepted in Taxkab? Summit High after September, SALZMAN 1957. OFFICIAL ARMY & ... FrMoy, Stfurloy, JwHtey t Mrs. Grace M. Rice was ar> May 21. 2?, 30 13MM pointed a third grade teacher at NAVY DEPT. STORi Hie annual salary of $3,775. Mrs. Shirley Brodley. was granted a 301 Main St ORange S-4194 release from her teaching duties. Mon 9-9 Tut«. ft Wed. »-• H itinj ma4t simply to ONLY FORD TODAY The formal dedication of the Than. 1-9 Frl. l-l yw H visit Htfefi lllloti'i AttM new Hiilview school has been set Sftt, •-» Mefai SrwRo ti mtpk as msny el «f far June 11 at 7 p.m. Fishing Tackle? *«n4ttb)l, frwfc, fwme-mod* cottdki« yow h«ort dejJrti—Withoul Csit w

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Summit wmd$*1 lnv§ttm$ntl SUMMIT 6-5900-5901 FORD WM.M, ILLON MOTORS INC SHERWIN - WILLIAMS Morris Avt. Phoiit Su. O-4200 Summit, N, III Sprlngf;«ld Avt,, Summit * SU. 60077 THI SUMMIT HIItAiD, THURSDAY, MAY 17, I9S4 News of Berkeley Heights 0et NeW COfflp f be«" wld and a ne« troop campf •> H*l«ht«—At a recent purchased war Washington Rock i when Mayor Sw^nnon revealed | Mart* Bryan, honors, senior claw. .jf the wiult raeml&ers' H also was reported that Miss Township to Hire Property that the* fee for Uotta who wa* | Carole Castellano, Carol Keck. Berkeley Height* liiri Mar* Iftekin w ill join the staff tngaged by Swetmon to represent j Xhe highest honors, junior claw; Sue w#* disclosed that the of the Plainfietd Area Girl Stouts the comt;utU;e at the *Ute he«r- ! Warm Towttshop has as « field • director in June ings in the investigations would Graf, Janet McKnight, honors* in Appraiser for Tax Hearing be $7t« tor "rcaearcb and other i junior class. . i Berkeley BeifMfr—The engine the evidence «j-. fir service* ' plus $15© for each hear- 1 Bajd Eaton, Mary Lou Otlil, t» 1S:S« F.U -~ K.VF..S A.M. to 3 P.M. inf. '.. • ": ... \ i imni of 8 professional appraiser pr£&eute<{ I am of the opinion that honor.'-, .sophomore class. Judith Combination Doors—Clear VV. P. . Alum Wire at a fee not to exceed $500 was a qualified real eititt expert be i>miy SUff Fee" ! hillip, Anthony Seaver, highest 11 authorized by the Township Com- retained to determine if proper- Ihlky thought the $150 figure! honors, freshman class; Mtrjr 2- 7"x6' .•••—$13.50 r r*v 9 —$13.95 mittee last Wednesday to d#ter- was "a lot of mosey for three | Ann Anderson, Hose DelDuca, n l ties in Berkeley Height* assessed hours' work," aud so voted no | V l x6 9"—$14.50 ' mine the real sno* true value of by Tex A*sei»or Plumb arc as- Janet <; riff in, Steven Schaub, iilxmt 35 properties under scrutiny •*lQi\$ with Manner. Committee-j seated according to the same man Anthony Castellario, before j Nancy Shaffer and Marcia-Tam- Screen Doors—Clear W. P. . Alum. Wire by CummiUeeman V. William standard of value," voting yes, went on record aa ! ni a rod, honors, firesh m an elan. 2' 7'W 91'—$8,50 2' 9"x6* 9"—$$,7S fturikri in the state hearings in- The hearings being conducted thinking the $750 "a pretty stiff! vestigating-the assessing methods The swan need* 23 booM 10 hold fl by Aaron K. Neeld, director of fee." .'' up it* neck. The giraffe, h praiser Uunltel laid, in reference <• LISTEN TO |'L,VfOOl» '** IiHerior i x 8 .. Ka. |S.»-1 to Liotta, "Are we going to put a , 1'IA WOOP %" Inti-rifir t x 8 milteenutt - Ira C. Holley ab- Can't Find Appraiser .. Ea, 18.00 itained from voting. man in a rowboat and take away ! As of Tuesday Duhkel wat.not bis oars?" , Local and National The decision to hire a real es- HE STOCK 1U 1'O.M able to find a local appraiser Manner quipped, "With that tate appraiser was prompted by that would take live job. He said ill Item* f.O.B. tard—tittkvred (trice* i'tit'tighth Hg a letfpt' 'from; Eugene A. Liotts. he has awoken to three or four money he could buy a yacht." 1 Elizabeth'literacy, who was en-f«rsons who' rejected hii offer. He Dunkel declared that the end ', results of this investigation will f gaged by Mayor Anton C. Swen- said he m»> hnve to go outside : MARSHALL-CASSIDY LUMBER son to represent the committee at the Summit area to hire an «p-bring about equalization of as- Volky Road, Sfirling MlUinqton 7-0»72 the state hearings in the investi- prai*er. " . segments, and we should go "all : out" it> bring this result about, ; WMTR Kd.) gation. Additional verbal brick - bati In his letter, Liotta wiri. "In were thrown buck and forth he added. I 1250 on the did Frank Yetnick Dies in T SCIENTIST MEETS RESEARCH F1BM PRESIDENT- Overtook Hospital May 20 Mafphretf,"iBt»Summit, president, Standard Oil Development V MON-WED-FRI Berkeley Heights — Frank Yet- , greeti junior scientists at the Company's Linden labora- nick of 329 Springfield avenue The teen-agen were winners in the recent Greater Newark died Thursday (May 20) in Over- j Science Fair and were honor guesti at the oil research firm's facilities, 7:30 am, HUBERTS look Hospital, Summit, after a utptautMr. Mi •phree is shown talking with Diane E. Taylor of Berkeley long illness. He was 50. Mr. Yet- jneigllt WE HAVE A WONDERFUL SELECTION nick- was born in Camden and | F had been a resident here for 20of the; Little Flower where, at Eighteen Locd Students $ FLOOR COVERINGS years. He was a laborer. 9:30 a ligh mass of requiem was Mr. Yetnick leaves his wife, celebrated. Burial war in St. On Regional Honor Lists PROMPT Mrs. Rita (Lajeunesse) Yetnick Mary'i Cemetery, Stony Hill. Berkeley Heights — Eighteen and three children, Helen, Gary local students at Jonathan Day- and Frank Jr., all living at home. Cdle i for Jury Duty ^ ton Regional High School are in- CLEANERS WE WO!St SELL YOU ONE YARD The funeral was from the. Mc- Berkley Heights - Mrs. Elea- cluded on the honor .list of the Namara Funeral Home, 7 Sum- INLESS IT'S RIGHT FOR YOUR HOME! nor Aj pleton, 9 Ridge drive, andschool tor the fifth marking pe- 19 UNION PLACE mit avenue, Summit, on Monday, riod ending May 7. at 9 a.m., thence to the Church Mrs. I dith Tremmel, 79 Rutgers Whether vou »e<-k inexpensive carpelinx or the cream of They are as follows: SUMMIT 6-6565 aventK , are among the one hun- John Wcsncr, Richard Wilson, quality Uroadloom, evei7 detail of decor ia thoroughly tizens of the county who IT'f TIMl FOR dred ( highest honors, senior class; checked before the tale U made. Our drroralors insist that ;en called for jury duty in iiur floor co^eriitKK cio MORE limn just rover your floor*! have 1 SPRING the co1 nty courts from June 1 to Phone MOIP for « 'Cnrptl Drear* Survey. 12. The list was drawn before Mil- Short Hills 7-2573 Kt/6Cl£ANiN6 ton A Feller, • county judge, by Jury Commissioners Harold J. * UrooJtoom llluilranj Available in 3 Thrifl-Prlctd IB OUT IWR Henry and J. Carroll Dolan, Qualities, All Guaranteed Mothproof, IT'S TIME VOU CMIED, 13 Youth Hurt in Car Crash «f $q. r«f. $-1.95 .517 Millburn Avenue (near Chauticler) Millbam 6-2000 Be teley Height! Robert 11 Dt«orator Shade* MILLBURN NEW JERSEY Hah 7, jot 820 Mountain ave-' ef Il**vy Darlott-Nylon iq. j«f, $J).!)J Opin Evenings, Hon., Wed., FiL, 7~9 nue, Berkeley Heights, was in- i 19 Dfcoralor Sb»rfei «f Rimback Storage Co. la?£ Thursday in an auto] AND POULTRY Ihenilh Nvlo aiccii mt at 5 p.m. the intersec-j IHRINO I fcSSSX sn • MIUBURM. H 1- tbn 4 Diamond Hill road and Mou ain avenue. He was treated for juries at Overlook Hospital, FRESH KILLED ; Hal n's Car was in collision with a ca driven by Philip Vercini of Scot Plains. ro Ibt. CESSPOOL Turkeys CLEANING uilding - Repairing RIB CISSPOOLS AND SEPTIC NHS CLEANED, Bt'tLT AND ROAST RANK & BULLDOZER SERVICE Trucks for Hire SLICED Ihtt 200hort*pow»r tvhk ClHturT ARL6ULICK i« Ihm Riv/tro—Iht hatdfop mod»1 thot't taking Am«rico Morrlifown 4-3082 BACON ~ by storm. emonliviNt Frith Killed wire thai really looks it CAPONS- (&*, wwrvwp fT|-iporti»Mf lines tell you there1! It is instant on getaway, a joy in looker setting the pace - and with Direct From the Farm cruising, ft breeze on hills — and a equally impressive SPECIALS, 1 Jilt *nd spirit htre enough for MIOiUM SUPERS and ROADMASTBRS adding inyman. honey of a friend in the added safety of its plenty reserve power always to the excitement-is it any wonder ivtn ittndirii stiHifiis glamor car on hand for sudden needs. Buick today is outselling every LAR«I looks dive. other car in America except two And that look-oMomorrow styling It is, in fact, a 200-horsepower per- of the so-called "low-price three"? that*s part and parcel of every new formance car, and priced far below Buick-that sweeping panoramje it-fA

WHIN mm Mmmmm Mt IUHT IUICK WIU mite mw inti MARIvtl SUMMIT BUICK CO. OPRN FRIDAY NITS PRSK ••-71 Franklin Pl«c«, Summit, N. J. •u. 1 442 SprtRffieM Ave. Ph««. 5U. 4-2670-2471 TH£ SUMMIT HIRALO, THURSDAY. MAY 27. 11S4 denee at the last hearing. U paid for the entire community.! kitou ledge it could not be consid- Hospital where she was treated . ton ! DunkeJ charged Plumb with Hie next hearings will be held jered too strongly. He added that (or lacerations requiring seven I feather* is Moulting Dunkd GrilN making "spot reductions-*' early in ,ttn June 8 antf f and on June 10. i there appeared f> be many dii»- Pitches in th« forehead. ! ; September instead of following a if necessary. '' J creparjCtes in the !i;-t as. it stands The complaint »gaki»t Van Fleet ; Ro&cnblusi uMed, he v>ouid like general policy of assessing, ^t A point raised by Necld was was made by S&rgt. Harold 1. On Details of whether or not the township vtll to know how cartful DunJttl «as. Curtis following his arrest by Pa , the time the charge wit made .m making; the L;.t vith no alleged Dunkel submitted a list of 19 Al-have U> fiwt the bill for the bear- trolmen Carl Carpenter and Don- ; ings. It is reported thai the hear- {knowledge vt public latf. aid Bryan, i Plumb 'Favoritism' leged reductions. will cost between *3,«W and $S,- Berkeley H#tghts-At the third I At the first hearing three weekU 0(K>. '{lie state division of taxation | Methodist Fair Some kinds of dut-fas cannot tty hearing Tuesday night being con- ago, three persons testified toft "With'' the assistance of the Attor* during parU of the, ue*tin« urn- ducted by the Aaron K, Neeld, :they thought Plumb's assessjaeat my General's office will d*eick director of State Division M Tax-| methods were fair. At tb« second who is tu pay the bill—rthe state or To Have Many ation, into the tax methods used I hearing held two weeks ago, Dun-the' township, Ketld said, Jkel was the sole witness. And | New Features Double Value by Tax Assessor Theodore C. Dttitkel was asked by Rosen- Plumb, Plumb's attorney, Leo I testified ltmt because ©X political Wum it he placed E. E. Goodrich I New Providence — A bigger and Rosenblutn of Jersey City, vicious- \ affiliation certain persons received on his list as receiving tax. *s>i better Fun Ffeir. '•* Wing planned jly •ttaeked the authenticity of a! assessment reductions — uamely se$$jment increase. Dunkel said j by the' N«w Providecee Metho*st USED CAR j list of persons who allegedly were I those who circulated nominaUnghe could not find him on his list. tcbuccn for thii yew which will • granted building permits in excess j positions for Comniitteeman Jra Rosenbluni then showed Dunkel, j feature «. niiwber of new •ttrwc*- Summer joC $500, none of which received an | C. Holley in 1952. , via a photostated copy of a peti- {t lon.< *i we'll' ft« thcMie - proven th* tion circulated by David Kregg j increase of tax assessment. The j At that hearing, Dunkel aldf *t- | n;a;pa!ar Itat y«ar, according (list is one submitted by Commit- for Holley »tvl signed t>y Goodrich, ta Keimtlh Harris general eiiair- Stride Rites i tacked Free Acres, a single tax that Goodrich received ant In- teeraan V. William Dunkel as evi-'colony, stating that only one tax man. ..''•,••• crease, even though he had signed •The f*»r Vill' open Friday, June1 ...support the Holley petition. 1, tmm 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on MARTIN, GIBSON, r»«e ta -"Usm'Sti IJrror" Saturday will 1»« htid from 10 Askee b«' housed in a "big top" tent, • Come ih get a Double Value—an OK uied cm at MARTIN TIPLES & UKULELES _ Matteo took out a building permit Among, the-new attractioiw will. our sale price-backed by our written warranty. for 51,200 in July 28, 1950, Rosen-, Vega, Harmony & Islander Baritone likes be « Vachrr gojxls bdoth. Ift.cJmrgc bluin declared. Dunkel testified of 3?r, ani Mr*. Warren Darling Inventory No. Yeor MAKE .that De Matteo, according to the and a display of New England 1951 tax list, received a $600 re- driftwood' to be sold by Wilbur No. 2167 1953 CHEVROLET WM. D. MURPHY duction after-taking out the build- ing permit in July. .1950. Want.'- ' -'• • , 351 Springfield Ave., Summit, N. J, Su. 6-0565 Rtfer,s?hment» -%-'i.]\ be sold In a Ne.2J93 1952 CHEVROLET Asked if Plumb took office in FftstauroM operated by Mr. and Everything In Music September, 1951, Dunkel an- No. 2208 1951 CHEVROLET .Mr* Percy Vsnderhoof- MUSIC SHOP MUSIC STUDIOS swered "yes." If the tax report books are turned over to the Heon'nq Tomorrow on No. 2217 195T PACKARD Alt Instrument* Taught • Voice Lesions ceunty tax office en January 10. of each year, Rosenblum said, Beating of Local Woman No. 2231 1952 PLYMOUTH Famous Islander Ukuleles 18.50 "How could Plumb have made Berkeley Heiffats—A hearing of No. 2234 1949 the'reduction?" , assault charges lodged against a FORD New ONLY $12.95 The ,te>tihiony and cross-ex- Flainfield man as a result of a No. 2176 1951 FORD Regular Islander Ukulele* 5.95 amination then turned to wtjat fracas last Tuesday at Keller's state of construction is the As-Grove which resulted in injuries NOW 3.95 sessor to make an assessment. to a local woman uiil be conduct- At this Eugene A. Liotta, attorney ed tomorrow. May 28, by Magis- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR RENT for the township committee, j irate-* Douglas J, Ilaberstroh.' I Russell Van riect, 29, of Plain- VON SIEFART CHEVROLET, Inc. Music Shop & Music Studios jumped to his feet and declared that Dunkel compiled the list as } field, was arrested for alleged 224 BROAD ST., SUMMIT SU. 6-6500 Now on 2nd Floor a layman and should not be| assault and battery of Mrs. Marf- Z«nifti & Emerson Portable Radios bound by the list. garet Amo

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•!£ DilVI fMlM At YOU* NIAllfT OLDIMOIILI DIALlK't m. ERCO MOTOR CO., ,IN INCC --4M't|CMIRIS.AVINUI. • . • Open Kmnine$ UnM» SUMMIT 6-1700 f©H« CA*-CHICK ACCIftlUfl-IIAT !$ lAPIff MONT HI M THI SUMMIT HMA1P, THURSDAY. MAY 27. »tS4 icnic Season Starts This Week-end cleaning. Tht ewrf-»ir chamber Balish Picnic Grills alio eliminate* excets surface heat, waiting it eaaier to btotfie. Tips for a Good Picnk and a Good Time Chaise Longue WHY la addition U> the grills, there Come in All ate numerous ijupU-ioenU and Appealing for tools which make the picnic more AEROLUX tun lor everybody and the food Sizes and Prices mon appetuittg. Summer Comfort PORCH SHADES When you think of an outdoor In addition there are Imutlest : IB, or out-of-doors, the summer grill, you don't necessarily mean varieties of special napkins, ami , pttifftvt srami *a expensive and elaborate mi- ; chaise longue has become one ef picnic linens to make the outing the most significant and popular Lenf lift *•*#§ door ht*p of stone and mortar. i convenient gala affair. pieces in this year** new furniture _JM«merial Day Special—^ Automatic cord t«ck Nor do you mean a •mouldering, The proper, inexpensive uU»tmU Full v«»t:»a of The automobile is as much a •; N'.> iuiU*-K\vhat the preference them are less than eight dollars part of modern American living of the particular homeinaker and -~ and they are large enough to and pleasure as the picnic and . her b^.d^et. there is a ehaite for .95 serve the purposes of the average they work together- nicely with, he; home, terracje or patio. 2 family. Some come in kits coin- one of the new picnic eases spe- ., one of the mo*t desir- plctc with fuel and even instruc-. cially designed for use in the car. JMC ft-dtuns of this year's chaise Reg. 4.95 Save 2.00 u lions on how to charcoal broil, a The steel case is fitted with :' :i* featherweight lightness, ••,•••*#•• . . steak, a hamburger, toast buns two .flttirt size vacuum bottles, The best new? for lovers of the take along How many c ivd^e fiainrs are molded yith Ampla ipace for fuel and food fupplias, Convenient, and add that delicious outdoor five plastic cups and a ipacioui great outdoors is that the picnic, think to pack tnmetlunt; at «he l»i.hi<'»-t of tubular steel and sturdy shelves and windshield. Rigid tubular folding flavor to the picnic meal, whether food compartment, The food com- most-honored of American sum- as a 'first-aid kit?" iSiurtirsr^. cunbined' -vith beau- legs. Convenient height. Remttvabla ash pan. Cor- it be « th« backjarcl or deep in partment affords plenty of room mer institutions, hai finally turned Here are some other all-impor- , nfuHy colored plastic fabrics and rugated fire grate (or strength and adequate draft, the woods. into ap art. The fun has been left tant "DO's" and "DON'Ts": hound with plastic lacing. AH of . These latest • model' grills for in, but the "bug*'"' have been . DO: make a checklist of the thift makes for an extremely light MANY OTHER GRILLS tha.L. wide • open way of cooking Ironed out! fimple items you're most apt to"weight and practical chaise. /' are Just about as foolproof as > Gone are the haphazard £>n*'-day forget: salt, pepper, mustard. ' Staring the jummertime chaise they can be.'; They can (>e set up expeditions when folks grabbed a sugar, cream, paper plates and for .the. winter isbut jk- minute almost anywhere, many have fold- sandwich, jumped Into a car and cups, cutlery and something to problem. Once flattened or folded, ing or detachable legs which make headed for a nearby dump of spread on the. ground or picnic ; it may be stacked away in a re- them convenient, for storage or ; trees without a second thought table. , > :r,ote corner of tftj; storage room carrying in the truhk of-the car. or suspended fin a wail, Either This simple approach to nature's DON'T forget .mUchei, • flash- it requires a minimum of Almost all recommend using call turned out to be not so aim- I light and a can opener. If the storage space. in** summer *un ran H»- run charcoal bricks or chips to give pie after-all. ,' j menu calli for chareon! broiled I H'illfl)a«lr'», ker|t in charcoal broiling. One popular' "' nic of yesterday. But today it's a make sure ,you have a sturdy and liral and glare out . . . In model uses aluminum foil.as a efficient grill. One of the beit B" 'l redwoods and enameled j thoroughly different story. wooils. Redwood remains in its toft light and the rolling hrevre highly efficient heat reflector and | The picnic has developed into a the" new Grill illustrated above I in. There it nothing lu r«m- ash catcher. The foil, already in ; conventional coppertone shade, j relaxed, pleasure • filled affair, The cleanest and safest fire-pot : but a new blonde sl^de ha« been |pure with Arrolux vo*«|.fabric position under the bottom section j for a picnic lunch of sandwiches | thanks to the combined efforts of you can buy.. It'* scientifically yost- • introduced and the two are com- for lung luting Waul), of the grill, may be replaced as i of all kinds, and all the trimmings State Conservation specialists plus trolled draft completely eliminates bined to gne an assortment of in- j comfort and protection.' For full it ii needed. The grill comes com- of a real American picnic. the ingenuity of American indus- any danger of a spreading f;re, teresting new contrasts. frnjojmrnt «f jwilr porch this plete in a- kit with instructions The handles of this particular try. ami it's nice looking, too. iuninter, ..order jour Arrolus and a package of charcoal and case are designed to fit snugly Those who like an air of ele- The, conservationists have estab< DON'T place an unopened tan \ gaecceven out of doors, will be (now. BJJ.80 charcoal starter which enable* over the front seat of the car over the fire. Puncture a few holes the picnicker to make a good lished a set of easy-to-fottow rak«, f more than pleased with the PICNIC IASKET THERM-A.JUG from 9 up I where it is securely within reach. in it, or you'll find"heans plastered wrought iron chaises, in both tra- cooking fire cleanly and effort- | The handles swing together when while industrialists have come up Service for four and For Hot and Cold | with a host of new products to all over the. picnic grounds when ditional and contemporary design. lessly within a few minutes. ] removed from the car seat and the can explodes, Accessorial Beverages. Various Sizes take the pain out of the picnic. One of.-the smartest contour ZEIGNER'S Another model comes in a bright i join into a comfortable grip for cbasxs in- today's collection is of' 3.50 up 2.65 up tnttrior Drfurttort plaid exterior'with an insulating easy carrying to the picnic table. .Authorities on outdoor living DO have the car checked-and lphoht«ltit . cabinet Making while you're at it, drop a few !-V.-rought "on with sturdy nylon furhlture - Redding - l.et'i (arptti cool-air chamber between the cov- All thlii comes in a gay three- tell us it's the planning that Vcord woven around its modern ering and the fire pot. The fuel can counts,.As oneConservationexpert .games in- the hack, scat for the 472 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE colored Scotch plaid design litho- youngsters. frame- • • . ' SUMMIT 60039 be carried right- in the fire pot graphed on steel, to add to both stated recently: "Most picnics are I Wlsetlier webbing is of woven ^vhieh is removable for easy your motoring and picnic pleasure. spoiled by what folks forget to DON'T try to hve seven days in one. Country life is exhilarating, t plastic, woven metal, or njlon, it ! is all flexible to the contour. It but. sudden, strenuous exercise ; can be a severe strain on the ail "breathes," thus offering a cof»! self-ventilating appeal. •heart. , The chaise has virtually re DO bring ak»n£ your own b?v-placed the tvammoek for picnick- eratjes. Coffee, beer or soda can • ing It is easily portable and there he kept cold in an insulated con- is one that will travel well with tainer such.as the cooler pictured the vacationer as either « car above. The handsome, plaid - col- racV ramping cot, or chaise ored bucket v. til also keep your lonjjue: • food fresh. To complete a pretty and smart 1)0 wrap ulnie bread and >and- ssmimer furniture grouping, there wich' ingredients individually in arc rockers, chairs and umbrella OUTING SETS table* to match any of the above wax paper or aluminum foil and I chaises. They are a delight to any ACCESSORIES Universal, pack- them in the cooler Incident- : summer scenes ' Forki, Spatulas, Broilers, Red Weld 14.95 Silt and Pepper Sets, fctOSED MOM.. MAY 31 LAST3DAYS-Thurs.,Fri, Sat. - MAY^7, 28, 29ally," if there's fishing on the Another" practical addition to Simulated Tan Leather in observance of MEMORIAL DAY agenda aod you have any luck, • the chaise is a terry cloth cover Skewers ; for the cushion. These covers fit pack youi: catch in the COOIPF for 13.95 : snugly right over the cuihion and 1.00 yp the homeward trip are ideal for sunbathing when sun Buy 2 Allstate Tires at That's the advice from the ex-San oilt and lotions are used. perts, the tips that can insure a the new materials in frames, pleasant day in the country for fabrics and cushions are .impervi- every member of y«ur family.' ous to almost every outdoor haz- 1 Low Trade-in Price! Good picnic-kins is a nevUy-foupd ard They are rust-proof, insect art to which all the answers have j proof, mildew-proof, heat, sun been provided and none of the ; antl water repellent. fun taken out. Now the pleasure ! The chaise will fit into your SUPER-SAFETY is up to you. >; p!*nt for summer pleasure. TREAD TIRES Get Set for a Pknfc Baskets 670x15 600x16 All Metal—Snug Fining Lid CHEF EQUIPMENT lit Hi* 19.75* 17.95* Aprenii Heti, Gloves lor 1.33 REFRIGERATOR 2nd tlrt 9.88* 8.98* SUMMER OF FUN! Outdoor Cooking BOXES 1.00 up m DiU Kurd/ plat!< baifc.t. 2 ffl Both tor 29.63* | 26.93* Insulated for Storing * Plus Nd. Tax ond Old Tires CeekBoolu Food and Beverage* • IB-month road hazard guarantee card BAR-B-Q NEEDS for larfetfUM 1.00 sp 8.95 and 14.95 • Cooler running bonded rayon cord • "Cut-Skid" tread, x-41* cold rubber Trade in your old tires! Buy a pair of new PORTABLE OTHER AVAILABLE Allstate Safety-Tread tires during Saars BAR-BO NEEPS Tire Triumph § ale! Dollar for dollar, you can't get more in first quality fires! Buy GRILLS... a pair of Allstate Super-Safety Tread tires today! Similar low prices, other sites, Barbecue or broil Ste&ks-Hambut-geri Save 36c AlUtatt tor what have you) Fine Selection Upright Grills •f Swing Hommock MOTOR OIL IO-0uart Can ig OO $11.25 to $49.95 ft* lawns, Porch*i, Vocofww Reg. 2.24 Lew PJcnfc Grill* • Wines Complete. '•'••* 1 Plus Tax Plus Tai $4.49 lip. • Liquors to*. Ihr•• -(«rfnt nnptiulon r.iHH tip*' Unexcelled in quality by any •Inn. l-e!«(» tubular it»«l Iran*. other passenger car oil, proved i _ • Beer by independent tests. Heavy- duty. ' PICNIC BASKETS • Champagne With Forks, Spoons. • Beverages Cupa, Plate* and Vacuum Bottle.

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Ste«l lc« Ch«it save Outdoor Grill* Shi•!...... *T ' *ht tM SAV| iaiy To Store, Carry, U$e J, C, l'*** ahead to outdoor fun and h«afty thli Mintmer. MA SUMMIT HARDWARE C*\" tftivl«tl«.ft, H**fc #»'• grill, with painted. 331 Springfield Ava. SH, SPORT & TOY SHOP rnrklnx In Bwir »l Sl«r* """-"' 1lMilwtwll4 I'ntll ft:OO VtUUy Nlfhi 357 IFRINOHILD AYE. SUMMIT rREE DEUVEKY ##, 11 WE SUMMIT HERAtft. TBUHSDAr, MAY 2?, t*S4 F. Borkoski, 36 Beauvoir avenue. I the building and grounds commit* Set Our Selection of Advance gilt division captains April Sets New I tee, reported the completion of community basis v 7 United Campaign turned by Mr. and Mrs. May are j the surfacing of the- parking lot om thefco«rd j aero** from the hospital with itwne NURSERY STOCK «s follows: served bj Carl J AhJers. 18 Fernwood Patient Record 'furnisfied by the North Jersey j Appoints More : FLOWERING SHRUIS road Hubert H. Be.aW,-2&» Sun- j Quarry. 1 Britain * Crown t 1 EVERGREENS set dn\e; John M. Blackmar, 189 '»•> -A : '• Fred L. Palmer, chairman of on«, carrying on ,,: lr . . RHODODENDRON and i Division Workers Kent Place boulevard; Gordon For Overlook the public relations cowmittee, "led China, k on!j*« |., ^°'I • Members of the exeeutn e com UuA ' Appointment* of additioaal Boyd, 34 Dogwood drive; Burton , reported that public relations at- tan Mew York Oty. **] LAUREL B. Brown. 172 Division avenue; ! raittee of the trustees of oVer- PYRANCANTHUS '§• workers for the United Campaign J, E. Bryan, 9 Evergreen road; ; look Hospital received good new* JAPANESE were announced this week by di- James B Burke, 6 Llewellyn j at their regular- monthly meeting Andromeda — Leucoth* I vision leaders Mr . »nd Mrs. road; George P. Burrows, 111 j last. week. • •' 1 Roger M Spalding. vice chairmen Kent Place boulevard; Robert H. j During April, according to the HOLLT — Amtrican and [ of Uie general division, reported CaJ-MB, 16 Colt road; John W, j records, an all-time occupancy peak was achieved one day with SHADE TREES English [that Mr and Mrs. Ggdea D. Cowan, 51 Canoe Brook parkway; I Geoaeroer have accepted th* H. 0. UuUam, Jr, 15 Warwick 152 beds occupied March oicu I I chairmanship oi the southue^l road: Charming R. Dooley, 41 pancy w$s at the rate of 72 per cent and April occupancy at the I DONO BROS. NURSERIES I area and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Oakland road; Robert E, Graef, I May, vice chairmen of advance 1J Sunset drive; Eussell T. Ker- rite of ?4,5 per cent, 1 Springfield Avt., Ntw Providence. SU.6-8184 ! gifts. luted the appointment of 26 by, J r., Ca noe B rook parkway; R, Partly as a result of high.oc- I "Formerly located on Pasvaie Ave., CliaHn*m" I captains to conduct the fall solic- W. KIKmiller, 114 Prospect street; cupancy the hospital had another i month in the black • ifation, . • ', Earl A. Lamb, 10 Woodland «ve- Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Cetssemer nue; Lee W. Lemon, 43 Druid Hill "Since we *re approaching the -j Sir and Mrs. Gensemer hive, road; Andrew Q, McFadden, 72 summer months when occupancy FORBES bees residents here lor J? years urer i*f the Overlook Hospitality Division avenue;* B. Paul Mit- is.usually low and we must, there ar,d have been identified With the Shop. • ' * chell, H8 Oak Ridge avenue; Al- fore, expect losses, we are very Campaign in past years. Mrs.' ', The {»etiiemers have appointed fred ("« Parker, 81 Hobart ave- glad to have this good running G ens em e r represented Girl • the following persons as district nue; Edward A. Pim, 32 Sunset start on the year." Woodruff J. ROSES Scouts on th* Central Committee . leaders in their division-:- drjj&e. A J. Ratichek,' 24 Manor English, president of Overtook «i IW7 and 13«L HOWE District 15, Mr. and Mrs. Flet- Hill road; ftr, George M. Relyea, said. Mr. Gensemer is Councilman cher I*. Thornton, Jr., 1 Prtmroie 155 Hillcrest avenue; William F, CatcJiing Up on Bilk IN POU PLANT MARKET ot Ward 2, a former member of i place; District 1$, Mr. and Mrs, Sonnekalb,-. .-Jri, 74 Blackburn 'Meanwhile, v,e have kepi en the. Planning Board j»nd a tru&tee William Cranstpun, 53 Colt road; road:'William S. Sterns, Jr., 3 •tirely current with our bills since 20! MAIN STREET of Family Service Association He District 17, Mr, and Mrs. John Brook Court; and Robert L. Tal« the beginning of tlih year and is with the Attiericah Telephone Madden, 123 Mountain avenue; bol. 12 Blackburn place. with (he great help, of our fund- MADISON 6-0895 & Telegraph Co. - . District 18, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon \ raising program, ue have whit . Mr*. Gf n$e m e r is stipend' \V. Bullock. 1 Valley View ave- {Housing Board to Check •tied our over-due accounts pay- tendent 61 the junior department nue; District 19,. Mr. and Mrs. able dawn to about $33.w. There of the .Methods!.! Sunday School, Stirling Tom kins. Jr , .29 Fairvievv ; On Sub-Standard Property are now very few unpaid accounts I At a meeting of the Sub Stand- Come and sei the«i. flie •vice-president of the.Junior Higli ; avenue; District 20,' Mi. and Mrs., older than December, I9fa. We School PT\*. a member of-, the ard • Housing Board held last are anxious to get thc.-e accounts i •• . •/- • POTTED ROSI • ANNUALS Robert Zenker. SJTAstiland road: Thursday, a report was marie of best c Junior Service league and Ireas*- District 21. Mr. and Mrs. James cleared up as there-are ««mr ii^- f the named vatletics, BUSHES inspections by William Lynch, proverneols and repair* ue-ha^r' from flat* each horoughly i«uttf* go. All arc 2-ycar-old N< 1 grade and ,T*:m:i • GERANIUMS—RED - WHITE PINK* * Flowering Shrubs • Perennials • Annual* backing up Mr, Lynch in the work The trustees. «ho received a re- • Seeds - Fertilizers . • Humus • Peat Moss which he carries on In iuch genial {port that tttclvp -.ard» i»i>sihl> specially for us by the leadi ig quality ror.c ^•c^vu SCOTT LAWN CARE PRODUCTS Prices That Are Reasonable and earnest fashion. j thirteen internes had bcfi signed There w as discussion of the j for the coming year, a substantial need for more low-rent housing, j increase over layt year. Easily planted without set-back and rtady Also at Valley-Street and Millburn Avenue In Maplcwood J»S to IUHV great the need is and j At the rcque t of thf medici' to beautify your garden, These are tin fuu.nl how best to meet. it. j staff, .t.iie trtiNtcfs appro\cd a- BOTH LOCATIONS OPEN EYEXIXGS 'TIL 9 The purpose of these discus- i-expenditure of S2,0CW for anothe; roses ever offered and gr>ally superior to dm- ISCLCDIXG SIX DAYS sions and inspections is to bring j year's association v'itii t e Nev .vtiui't* "ml >unda>k Millburn 6-1330 all Summit dwellings up to the iVork Univcryity-Bellevup pro mant roses. Vorne and B rv. them, Millburn Ave. and Vdiuc Hall Rood, Millburn standards set forth in the housing j gram. Under this plr.n outstand- ordinance of the City of Summit. ing doctors from Kew York come All Pot drown, alive md ready to r;>. lo Overlook once a week and work ! with doctors and internes a? part $1.95 fo 2*95 i of a teaching program. ; The trustees also approved ear ; marking $1,800'a* a'.'fund to he j

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t5 I Picture of a Man Economizing I unj. A year ago, the man you sec m the picture and that its cost of maintenance and up- above had no ulea that hi- would be taking And, if there is anything as rewarding *s Tab the advice of th J tmiUng Dutch Boy keep is actually more modest. pwtbig a Cadillac, it's foiling a Cadillac. title to a new Cadillac car in 1954. -his siggn tells yyou ("re aulhorlzc*d dis- And then he found out that a Cadillac The car rides so smoothly and quietly and b He had planned, almi,«.t as a matter uf traditionally returns a greater share of ifs effortlessly, and hold* you m such buoyant tributors for thost« top qualify Dutch Boy habit, to punhj^e the product of another' • -*. owner'* investment at resale than any comfort, that an hour behind if* wheel is an paints, the finest• ----- / yo— ucan buy for every motorcar manuTarturcr-a make which he other automobile built in America. hour of relaxation. - . paint job in your hoi nc-inside or out. had owned and di^vin for many years. And.so he decided to ttonht tar )i And when leommy is the path that teatb had originally intended to liny! it * a great thrill to Mt in the cjrjvcr * seat W VW t,f these 6ehetits - wclf/iY'ino wonder ~*herc wJtct&xhe world'** mmt dMingwshetl the man m the picture bought a Cadillac! tion for every mmt 0 Fyotir'nbmcl He discovered, too, chat a Cadillac will motorais sit-and find yourself i »ubject Maybe you-ihould folbw his example.. 'tfivtHtrther on a gaJJon of gasoline . . . f jf? THERE'S A MATCH »f admtfatifjn wherever you travel. Why nut come in and see? PAINT FOR 1VIRY PAINT JOft! SPERCO MOTOR CO INC City Paint & Wallpaper Co. 111 MORRIS AVI. Optn Kvenlnan Until 9 SUMMIT 4.1700 StHr «* 417 SPRINGFIELD AVt« SUMMIT SU. 6-102* THS SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 27, I9S4 cojameneemeot exercises of the Awarded Scholarship aod six weeks; during Jidy and Kent Place Junior Drama Kaffe Klatsch to Hear University of Aruona. fahe pitas AtigwA will tie spent in lima on The College For Peruvian Studies Club to Offer Twp Plays a trip to Mexico thU hummer. trip* and di&cus&ioos dealing with News^of Broadway Miss Elinor C. Meyer, * junior past and present Peruvian col- The Kent Place School Junior { tare. - •' Mrs, John E. Nerih, chairmaa Corner . . . Graduate* frem Edgewood at Swarthmore College, has been Dramatics Club: will present two The scholarship is made avail ooe-aet plays, ~ of the YWCA Kaffee Klatsch, has His* Margot Hickey, daughter awarded a scholarship for sum- able this year to Swarthtnore stu- speare's Ladies l\ announced.that the group vritt m H- Jfcraura, «on of Mr. |of Mr. and Mrs. Janjes W. Htckey mer &tudy in trie University at dent* through th* gift of Amos 1. \ xv9\t of an Old Lady," close its spring program with a an Mrs. Perry E- F«nua> of 33 of 14 Plymouth road, graduated San Marco in lima, ¥om, .The Peastee, '46, BOW U. S. Amim- I%rai»r gyrnaasium theater jlountaitt avenue, wa» recently review of Broadway plays. The siulcr to Australia. er tbe i»e&nd of the traditional elected to full ittemtoersbip in the from Edgewood Park Junior C;*l-j &cholar»Jhip will cover full ex ''£>. program, to be preceeded by cof- ^ Sings, tomorrow, May 28, at ya!» Broadcasting Co., atudent liege, Briardiif Manor, N, Y. Shej ^nseSt including transportation, fee, will begin at 1.0 a. m. cc *nlay.s are id a FUR Mi&s Janet VVbitiHore. daughter next year to serve on the Sopho- University, he* been elected pre*i- "pops concert to be gh«n by the] ^^i* Pluraley and Mary Ann ticnt of Phi Xteta'Sigma fraternity, of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Whit- more Orientation Committee. 1 New Jersey Sympijony Orchestra Macy.f- Miss Plumtey is secre- * service f rottp wbkh «lds ©ther more of Tulip street, has returned tary-lreasurer of the club, " STORAGE Get*. Honorable Mention Sunday, June W, at 4 p m. at tfae campua groups in carrying out home for her summer vacation Veull on Premises activities . . • after completing her sophomore | Miss Lee Kllis of.50 Kent Place home of Mrs. Augustas C. Studer, year it Maryville College, Tenn. boulevard was given honorable Jr., 25 Prospect avenue, Mont 1 T0 rui: «\i.ii;v Morrstown Furfir * To Eater EndicoU JGETS JMD- DEVBEE-MLSS Aisoe t'«AUUATE -- Marv Page Miss Whitmore was recently mention in the Lillta Babbitt Hyde clair. l>i\ Samuel AnUk wili COD-. II B PRATT W&i Patricia . Dowd, daughter jliese Sitarz, daughter of" Mr! and • Croyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. elected secretary of tlie French essay competition in science spon- duct »fl\tril«d and 317 Springfield Ave. or Mr. &nd MM, .J%m*» F. Dowd!Mrs. Hans Sitars of EdgewotxT: Harry A. Cro>der of 44 Kent Place Club.- sored by Bryn Mawr College. The tbwry fufiiUtir* our p Boulevard, is among 78 candidates In case of raia the concert »11i — * S f I Q U t S - of Falrvlew avenue, a senior at road', will receive a iiegre' e *"«*f doc- ».,.ii»...,_j .»„ _ -«>—,,t;,i.,.,., contest for freshmen carries- a Vlilt Out Hhaw °Roo:u — SUMMIT &-1257 .Summit High School, has been ar- tor of medicine from the College" for- the bachelor of. arts degree On Orientation Committee $1,000 science scholarship as first he held at tbe Bta&Mair High Opefr Ev*r>' !>;tv \»lln Ktl., Hatrtaung t*l, i ,#pted ft* ft first year student 'at t<)f Physicians ami Surgcyni' of at Sweet Briar College, Sweet Andrew N. Cattano, son bf Mr. prize. • | School. Endtcott Junior College. Columbia University on-'Tuesday,;- Briar, Va., to receive diplomas June 1, Mi^j Sitarj-has been sec-. at the 45th annual commencement Sorority Officer ' rotary ami later-'president of the Monday, June 1. Miss Croyder, Mail Ruth Leslie Anderson, P and S CluT>. student social or- » religion, major, is a Summit iugrlit«r of Mr.' and Mr.* F. EL ganization, ant! in-her senior year' High School ,.graduate. During. Anderson ci 412 Morris avenue, was co-editor of the' P and S year- her senior year she has been House recently install*^ as ucribe of book. For her internship, 5!bs President, * member of. t;:e Judi- Zeta chapter of Epellon Eta Phi, saves to 44% on Decorator Sitarz has accepted an. appoint- cial Board, Friends of Art and you national commerce honorary ;me»t to the staff of the'Children's Tan Fhi, upperelan* .honorary so- rarity at Beaver College, Jenk- ('Hospital,' Boston, Mass. Her va- ciety. • • I ' .. •''•'•>. * . • • . • intown, Pft. | cation 'during May anrt June will be spent in Euroj>e. ' Entertain rarniU road, was a member of the Blair black modern and wrought iron furniture Barn urn and John Wahl, etu- Academy . quartet which recently int# at Westminster College, presented several numbers on,(lie S'evv Wilmington, Pe/, were honta Morning Chapel Program over in their parent*, Mr. arid, Mrs. J. WiVXJ, Sussex Cc.nty, radio sta- W. W&hl-of 8Q.Invrood road, New ta«n. kidtnee, at the annual "p«r- \VI»i!e is aLo a member of the " day exercise* a^ thl college. , Btiur Academy Choir, which VH11 John Wah! was director of a 35- SIPS on tiie. E\angel' Hour of New- voiee chorus of Sigma Phi Epollon ark "s television station WATV,' fraternity which participated in ;Chaniie! 13 on June 6. tne'-«vent.. Barnum . Wahl is a of Sigma 2s'u, winner of I Elected YMCA President the silver cup for the third con- I'eler Bower, son of Mr. and ye«.r for parent.*' day Mrs. M. M. Bower of 8 Parkview prof ram. •• • terrace, a .sophomore student of lias Practk* Teaching en\;it,v\'rii\g at Johns Hopkins LjiivetMty, has beer) elected . Mbw Judith H. Bannister of president of the YMCA' and of Summit Is among 53 Bucknell the Board iff Intramural Activities. University students now engaged' He is a member 'of Alpha Tau in practice teaching |ri one y>f,'.the Omega and was player-mariaj*er 9.95 usually 17.95 a Ft a publtc schools to fulfill the : of the Johns Hopkins tennis team requirement* for ft teacher's cer- Hostess serving table. • for.this year. • tificate. $8 011 wrought iron table with re- MLfl» Bannister has hcen «-*»- Voted Hood's Prettiest signed to the Beaver Springs I GRADUATES SCXDAV — I movable serving tray of Grecian • Miss Phyllis Travis, daughter design .. . with rai^d rim to pre- school* where she Is teaching the j Eileen Traynor, daughter al Sir, of Mr. and Mrs. Dean H..Travis third grade under the .supervision ; and Mrs. Robert Traymr of 22 ; of 74 Bellevue avenue, was selected vent spills. Sturdy black tripod ,1 ft critic teacher. J Crescent avenue, v ill graduate '' the prettiest student-at Hood Coir lr£s are scratch-reslsilmit . . .on Mist Bannister/ &" junior, la this Sunday frhrn Virginia. Inter le;4e. Fredrick, Mel., by tbe stu- hirer tarnish-resistant l»ra:-s L>,i!I feist. utudylnf for her bachelor of I mont ('OUCKC, Bristol, Va, A sec dent body in the annual contest 22" diamotor. aeieno* degree In education She j retarial science nrijor, MissTray- conducted by. '•Touchstone," the ii th» daughter of Mr. and MH, ' nor has been artivc. in campus i college yearbook. Miss. Travis, .a Ch*rles» E-Bannister of 110 Pine activities and h;;s been secrctavy- graduate of Kent Place School, ro^t .avenue. treasurer of Student Government. was- designated Miss Touchstone president (if II-2-O-t'Iub. provident v-i 1951 by the yearbook. She is to Chapel Hoard . 1 of Newman Club, treasurer of t-ie completing her freshman rear at. Paul MeGiflln, won of Mr. and Athletic Association. c.'m.is« m«i« , j.j All "students of t^e college Mr*. N\ irlamilton Mcaiffln, reci-nt' ocd hostess and member tf t!;e aunu.il • eMcr Vm cou{e5j and final selec- |v wfl.1 elected to the Chapel Board s a at Hamilton Colkge. He HI#O ia » * ^- tiwn is inade by the Dartmouth ftthioan representative on the ... .College Yearbook Staff. Honor Court P«-ilt* WftitklnRton •jala. Momm/srn is mnjorinjj ip only IOV2' inl«''room: draperies ran't Mm. Alisel (J. <>!«ett *>f 20 butinets administration. interfere,with its Fine, quiet perfohn- (*r«d*tt*>§ from Arizona ante. A

4f $ M«ln SI, PnffnMlffA THE SUMMIT HgjtALP. THURSDAY, MAY 27, »W >•«* 14 (topic was "What's W*at In Dinner conducted by the British Daughter* Hold program chairman has announced > Club !wait." lire. Edwin K. •- tliat tin fall season will opts with < i DiipJ»>tB* WdMWO Anniversary Luncheon I a fashion (.now as fvnd r«uirt| | jHelrpat traced t)» 0a the anmver&ury of Corona- : project for the Victoria Home for, gleets Officers ti'jo Day, Juna 2, toe Queen Elis- i Aged British Women at Gssinto*. | *b#U> chapter of Daughters of the N. Y. At Next Meeting British Empire will hold a lunch- ta of »^IIIIS.!M». Alfred Gjrardv, Mrs •flfel at Canoe Brook Country Newcomers Set Pate annual Cjjab, Mrs. Andrew M. Thornpton For Luncheon Meeting ftw * qu«ti»a Mrs. Un-y r*lmv,t; ' is atrving as chfcirman of the Ip - s opwp effst and will be assisted by Mr«. The Neweoiners Club executive ©jifMj Kregg. Mrs. Donald J. but id met last w«ek at tfc» hom« At this meeting, with Mn Dar Ifflkreir and Mrs J C. Crowley of Mrs. Htnry A- £ckni|^8, Gen- via C. Hand presiding, brief re sianjine Place, and oiaftned the pprts on the past >«»f will be program chairman, Mrs. next monthly luncheon which will "V «'iHfi,tk ;.*»:.- jfjj-'- given by the various committee £*• Ur, has procured two colored be held Junit 15 at the Suburban chairmen, including an announce sating films from the British In- Hotel Bridge and cantsU will be mitt fey the schol#ribip chair f||tnaU«i Service, 'The Pageantry •played fallowing the luocheon. man.' o|; Britain" and "The People's ' Mrs. An**! Clin was named These will be followed by the ; Mpd" which will be shown at the -cSjfiirnian of the day. Mrs, Robert ^4S election of officers for the com j conclusion of Use luncheon, , ! Ely is in charge of luncheon reset- ing year. Hie following slate, pre j Mrs. J. H. Van DK»«, gtneral vition* vlously announced by Mrs. John ; B. Madden of the nominating j f committee, will be voted upon: | one ENOCH WOODS Mrs. Carl SI. Anderson, president; Mr*. Samuel B. McFsiiane, vice I ENGLISH SCEHHY .. . president; Mrs. Webster Van- IP 6 ... mentjijt the annual steak roast of the Summit Junior are Ray.iuon Cabrera, Mr. Griffin, George Paulten, will be voted uoon are Mrs. Wei- Morris Turnpike at MiUbwna right In , . . to U»KI) Servile League hold last Saturday at the home of Robert Zinkcr, John llerrigel and Milton Fleming. land Gay, hospitality: Mrs. John Avenue. MiUb&rnf JRtgbt now TTAYLOR, Mfflb'urn f«i !i<.kiMe; Mr.'*and Mrs. Bryant W. Griffin, 35 Ridge road. More than 200'Service League members, husbands C. Kratevilfe, program; Mrs. Har- FORBES roses are in fuU leaf see-worthiest swim &mt- of he 'Above is a portion of cooking staff concentrating on and guests attended the affair. (Wolin photo) vey E. Mole and Mrs, Darwin C. and heavily budd«& for glorious year! Craftly cut for flatfery ',*. Hand, scholarship; Mrs. Aiifctalr June blooming in your garden. whix-drying nylon and iatux, A E. Ritchie, publicity; Mrs. C. There's nary a dormant plant at swims away in slim in-r-fc'cU \ PERSONALS Reynolds Rowe, finance, and Mrs. FORBES! thanks to Us buij|# .hm tip, ;ij

• • suave-yet - - s.aucy" ^"little kj SHOP Mrs. .Mario Buonopane, Mrs.; Eastern District Soft Water Serv- Mrs. Thomas is the former Flor- William Rae Young, Jr., member- S Frank Company, Mrs. John G. j ice Ooerators Association at Po- ence Harbosch. shin. ".. , through the looking glaas" shorts. Honest-to -Sunur:n ;s , . . Alice la Woaderland aaw the only $10,95; -$lC65f«nd SMSj'« Kilian, Mrs. Michael Potnio and cono Manor last weeVe "'. It has been announced by Mrs. ! offers their Special Mrs. Thomas F. Spencer attended Mr. StUes, who v:-"r> mpan- Mrs. Louis J. Perrottet will Webster VanWinkle, chairman of antattng JABBEHWOCK. And 10-40. . a performance Tuesday night of led by Mrs Stiles, \V:M S :t«d to serve ai iifttpitality chairman for the finance committee, that the equally afnaatiag, and designed to Rumor hath It ... wise worrea, | "Wonderful Town" in New York the presidency of the sroup, a the,College Club annual business co-drdiriators for the Book Sale keep,you in Music Wonderland are stockln* their liqu.-r closet*' TwO'For-One City. Before the theater the group post to which he was appointed meeting to be held Tuesday aft- in the fall will be Mrs. Glenn D. are the cuitom built Hi Fi's cr#at- now at S« BAL1SH AM) SON, i | dined at the Red Coach GriU. last yeap to fill the unexpired ernoon at the Fortnightly club- Jackson and Mrs. Frederick G. ed for your listening pleasure by Beechwood Road. Special for M# term of his predecessor. :> house. Sykes. Mrs. John H. Hammett THE JABBERWOCK, 325 Spring- morial Day imbibing, BALHg INTRODUCTORY SALE Among those from Sij.ninut who will be in charge of the collection field Ave. For tN finest ia KI-Fi's private Beechwood Rum (lighter Edward Dooley, chairman of 'Edmund Ra'ndoloh Taylor, son records . . . Alice and Jane agree attended the trinity Pa%vling jun- committee, and anyone interested dark) 84 proof is only $3 29 f\i\ht ior/prom were Miss Martha Ac- the.ladies' night St. Teresa's Holy of Mr. and Mrs. Tayl6r of West . . . it's THE JABBERWOCK. during which the purchaser of the first book in any End avenue, will be married Sat- in contributing books during the and Beechwood Gin (fmc diitii:ti kcrman, Miss Constance Moench, Name Society, reports that over summer may call her. London Dry Gin) SO proof, ^v one of the series below will receive the second title 100 couples attended the dance urdav at New Rochplle to Miss It's fee little thlogi la life that 0 Miss Ida Ruth Kaplon. Patricia Ann Kilmartin. $3.35 fifth. Phd'ne Summit 6-llt: in that series free. Saturday night. count . . . and it's the little extra . . . and Happy Holidavi Miss Joan R. Wied of Euclid Mrs. Jack E. Hughes of Canoe servicts at SUMMIT FOOD MAR Mr. and Mrs. Read Hixson Card Brook parkway, Mr. and Mrs. KET. 423 Springfield Ave., that • Storting MAY 27th to JULY 10th avenue was honored by her bridal Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Hender- How does your gar4rn in** party at a surprise party last son, formerly of Summit and now of Canoe Brook parkway have re- Arthur C. UndePwood and Mr. has made them successful since turned from a week's visit to and Mrs. Lester E. Day of Mur- 1910. Purchases from «ther stores We recptnin.end you M ,. x* Series Offered week at the home of Mrs. Robert living in New Lebanon, Pittsburg, Weber, genial owner of silRLiw j Coqklin. of Chatham. Miss Wied Pa. have just returned home after Folly Beach, Charleston, N. C. ray Hill and Mr. and Mrs. P. 0* if delivered to them) will be de- TOM SWIFT, JR. THE HARDY BOYS and Myrtle Beach, N. C, Bancroft of Linden place. livered along with your order. Me- FLORISTS, Valley Ro.i.i v.r;.r* will be married to Alan C Gin« spending a few days in Chatham. He'll gladly help you }].> \,^ THE BOBBSEY TWINS THE DANA GIRLS dry of New Providence on Sun- morial Day Special: "near-by 1 Mr. acd Mrs. Alan W. Heath of Music students of Miss Capitols fresh-dressed" broilers and fryers, annual flower and veucta -;* w- HONEY BUNCH NANCY DREW day at the Methodist Church. Miss Marjorie Nickerson, a jun- den ... help you select Ahat s ior at Kent Place School and Niagara Falls, N. Y. will arrive Dickerson and their friends at- 39c lb. Summit «-450Q. MAIDA JUDY BOLTON I in Summit Saturday to spend a tended a performance of "Okla- best for your garden fi.m f-c Mr. and Mn. Raymond H. Hart- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kings- stock of annuals in na:^ \[r,f KEN HOLT BEVERLY GRAY laub of JParkview terrace spent bury S. Nickerson of Kent Place week's vacation w,ith Mrs. homa" at the Paper Mill Pl»y- Don't be a slave to year Iron! Heath's parents, Mr. and Mrs. house Friday night. The party in- over to STIRLING to , . us CHIP HILTON CONNIE BLAIR last week-end at Haddon Hall, boulevard, will be hostess to Visit ROOTS SUMMIT, 403 Spring- well worth while! M 7 Atlantic City. members of the senior class and Winston K. Ogden of Colt road. cluded Beatrice Rose, Catherine field Ave., where they've the new TOM QUEST CHERRY AMES Randall, Doris Valentine, Michele Royal Batiste Manhattan shirts. faculty at a tea Saturday after- Mrs. John S. Tennant, Sfnd of Sunday best ... in RICK BRANT VICKI BAR* Eugene T. Stiles, Stiles Soft noon. McGuire, Esther DHlingham, Made of 65% dacron, 35% cotton day of the week at Hobart avenue, regent of the Marie Nardiello, Alice Smith, . . . they're marvelous no iron THE LONE RANGER BOMBA Water Service of Summit and Wil- Friday night Miss Susan Boh- BAJKE SHOP, 427 Sp J ;;. i Daughters of the British Empire, Margaret Randall, Jane Parker, traveling companions—dress and Ave. Their "all-occasion ' r KM JUNGLE BOX liam A. Martin, president of Cul- mer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. will entertain board members and TOMCORBETT ligan Soft Water Service serving Charles W. Bohtner, Jr., of Lor- Susan - Parker, Betsy Young, sport shirts, long and short rieeve, are confection dreams ^-c J . other guests at tea following the Yvonne Nichols, Lenora Jackson, $8 9$. They've Batiste shortte baked and decorated to tc -' d the Summit area, attended the raine road entertained the senior D.B.E. luncheon to be held at semi-annual conference of the class of which she is a Member Sarah Ridings, Ralph Walker, pajamas, too, $12.95, and cool tastes. For graduation r-'""' ./. Come In Today! Canoe Brook Country Club next Batiste undershorti. $3.50. birthday suppers, brides •(••>« >t at dinner proceeding the step ting. Wednesday. Lawton Johnson, Gay Cowen, Jim Thompson, Dawn Sangrey and Junior's birthdsy . . TKn<.i« On June 4 Hiss Nancy Murray, There's a blcvcU buUt for you 394 Springfield Avt. Summit 6-2191 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mr*. Richard G. Moser Mrs. Gwendolyn Thomas. BAKE SHOP cakes ar? ssuxc j{ Short Hills j . . .at LARRY'S CYCLE AND art in good eating. G-Oolt A. Murray of Norwood avenue, of Woodland avenue have opened SPORT SHOP, 397 Broad St. will be a co-hostess with Miss their summer home at Shelter They've Britain*! famous Ruclse, Serve a buffet on .Meinori*! Dry COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Patricia Searles at a dinner party Island. Their house guests for this Local Student and its younger brother, the Ga- - - . and serve it in t! p ! ' for classmates at Miss Searles week-end will be Mr. and Mrs. zelle; the English Indian, »nd its ! glazed oatmeal stoncwa-e f.-r home at Millington. Bryant W. Griffin of Ridge road. Wins Harvard cousin the Rolfe; and of course, j'THE SECONDS SHOP (F (OT K-f. Mrs. Arthur E. Schwerzel of America's renowned S e h w 1 n n. j TEMPORARY CERAMIC" : NURSERY Mrs. Austin W. Towner of Ho- LARRY'S will give you a liberal Beverly road had as her house Watchung Ave., Chathnn V»- bart avenue plans to leave July Scholarship allowance on your old bike against guest last week Mrs. J. Roehner 6 for a motor trip to California artfully decorated condinu-t i.- of Philadelphia. James Merrill Carhmith of 32 any man's or woman's model. ets, baked bean pots; ar-, yearbook, manager of the ski ful . . . their Boudoir Boutique Henry Harbosch of Laurel avenue. of Glen Oaks avenue, Mr. and team, member of the school or- they're CHARLINE priced t« b*- brims with the loveliest in blanket- used extravagantly, lavishly fr i chestra, school piper and. school covm, sheets, pillow slips, et police. cool-collected Summer. S'.in«or* cetera. shippers!'They've suptr t^-o-il-. "Get a toudi of magic fai your homo National Scholarships, Hir- i-ng lotions, creams, et n-ter;. vard's highest awards given to The whale town's walking to incoming freshmen, were estab- CENTER CARPET ... for their Bridal suggestions 0 lished in 1934 to encourage out- mu«h walked-about Summer ruga. furnished ... by riSIIKR H' acquainted standing young men to study at Al SI Summit Ave., they've a TURE GALLERIES, 5":. Milfen Harvard and to have the fullest e.-o-o4 Summer lelection of porch Ave.", Millburn, where they've i opportunity for academic and per- and patio rugs in multiples of one magnificent collection of fine fur- RUG CLEANING sonal achievement while In col- foot. You'll find stunning rush niture destined to please all brklt*. lege. The size of the award and hemp squires in perennially- Town apartment, country "Much" sale varies with the financial circum- perfect neutrala and a refreshing or whatever... FISHER FIRM' stances ef the recipients, collection of smirt ilsals In rich TURE GALLERIES will furriia spontaneous colors. it to your own good tastf and tailor • .... • it all to fit your budget; conven- Newcomers Hear TMi week's cover story foatnres ient terms if you wish. *• ADAMS AUTO TOP, 483 Morris Talk on History Av«., and their custom fitted auto Y comers Club luncheon which was work is guaranteed .. , Insured mate, yet gay; the fond ^••^' held at Mario's last Tueidsy, Her pick up and delivery a gpecUlty. calls for compliments; rr(l ^a dancing feet can resist !'< <»• "It All Depends On You!" If REPAIR SERVICE taliiing tempo of .!-eo H^mm* you want« cool house come Sum- cafe society orchestra! Milibw* It's your kit Watch ftepaln mer, visit STEPHENS MILLER 61454. I tatrli fUstryng CO. today. At M Russan Plac», chance to bu» they're doing a cool business in Till we meet again . . • if J°» a wardrobe «f *" fngravlrif Winkler Air Conditioning. 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2*7 HIUIURN AVI. eon MILLIURN t-mm N«I» u, Mir 1 imti MMA Offhl* I *mt ClKrtJitfti Mmi f twti In *«mm!t, CMtf^m, IMkm, Morrlsfown mrnmm mt THi HEtALfi. THURSDAY, MAY tf, Iff4 \Apphus* Giv«n j Willard Isaacs, Ribbons Awarded Brooklyn Girl )rama Guild \ Former Resident, At Fortnightly To Become Bride turder Mystery Flower Show Wed In Arizona Of Local Man The Drama Gttild of the Cal- The garden department of the Fortnightly Club held its annual Mr. and Mrs. Marry Arm strong Chureh presented at the Miss Mary Jo Barteh, daugh- flower show at the clubhouse last of Brooklyn announce the engage- house Friday night a swift ter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Friday at which time award* ment of their daughter, Patricia, j [moving'performance of the nuir- Bartch of Paul Spur, Arizona, be- were given in both flower ar- i rangement and horticulture. J to Benjamin Lassiter, Jr.. son of I'iier mystery '%#ura" by Vera came the bride of Willard Leslie Among the first place winners ; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin La sate r and George Sklar. Isaacs, Jr., son of Col. and Mrs. in flower arranging were Mrs. F. | of Clark street. Mrs. Arthur Anker undertook the WOlard Leslie Isaacs of Tucson T. Vansant, Mrs. Olaf Daniel&on, f flierly of &mmit Mrs. A. J. Bartholeniew, Mrs. J. Miss Armstrong is «"giaduate| [,-oie of L«ra and brought to thb | f T»» took place at the First L.Sly, Mrs. H. M. Perry, Miss of Brooklyn High School of Home- ; rt an effective dramatic inten- K. P. Bennett, Mri. H Davidson, | Methodist Church in Tucson with making and is employed by the < sity. Playing opposite her in the Mrs, S, C. Trembicki, Mrs. D. Hygiene Shower Curtain Co.', #tw Prole of thp detective was Thomas ; a reception immediately follow* S. Loudon, Mrs. Carleton Lewis, ing at the home of Col. and Mrs. York. Mr. La»s.iter is i graduate Alii sou who contributed a smooth Mrs. R. G, Buwelf, Mrs, L. P. Isaacs, Sweetnater drive, Tuc- Hopkins and Mrs. A. E. Linton. of Summit High School and is performance as did Andrew son. The red ribbon winners includ employed by the Clark Chevrolet Thompson, m the role, of her ed Mrs. Ernest Habit, Mrs. «' i Co., Maple wood. The bride attended schools in M. Lewis* Mrs. R. H. Marshall, Mist Patricia Armstrong ffiance. •'•"•• A fall wedding is planned. Miss Linda Shoemaker Miss Mabel Depue Mist Editb Haas»a Frank'. Syme, in the role of the Bisbee and is a graduate of Mrs. A. J. Bartholemew, Mrs. D. Douglas High. She attended Ari- H. Knowles, Mrs. S. G. Trem- f rffete Waldo Lydeeker, was less bicki, Mrs. Harold Bell, Mrs. W. L, major and has been art edttor comfortable in his; role missing zona State College at Tempe for Hildeburn. Mrs. R. j. Davidson, Miss Delia Ryan of West Orange Three Summit Girls Receive Degrees of the student newspaper, a mem- | much of the comedy -in the part one year and is at present en- Mrs. A. F, Wotrihg, Wrs,: %»A- ber of the fine arts > and radio however the fact that he could rolled at the University of Ari- Crone and MH.'Harold M. Firry. Bride of Ensign Robert Walsh, Jn /play-a part so different from his , ,.. At Wells College Exercises Monday clubs, and president of her dor-* mm bhe is a In horticulture Mrs. Av Linton At a nuptial mass m St. Jo- personality would indicate his ; . "^mber of Alpha won a blue ribbon for her tulips. mitory. j Epsilon, women's honorary busi- seph's Church, West Orange, Three girls from Summit re- [\ersatility as an actor, In the same, class a blue ribbon Mi&s Delia Jane Ryan, daughter ceived bachelor of arts degree at The commencement address Mrs, Donald J. Mercer delighted ness sorority. was also won'by Mrs. It. Buzzell Many Attend was given by Eugenie Anderson,'j and two red ribbons were of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Ryan Wells College's JMSth annual com- [the audience with her .comedy .in Mr. Isaacs attended schools in of 1 Colony Court, West Orange, former U.S. Ambassador to Den- j [the role of the Irish maid. The awarded Mrs. L. E. Luce who Farm-Garden mencement, Monday, May 24. j Summit, and is a graduate of New also won a first and second prize became the bride of Ensign Rob- mark, who si>oke 'on-"The Con-1 I'ranitor's son, played by Bob Jew-i .„ .... ,,;... , . Linda Shoemaker, daughter of MeXica Ml tary Instltute lie for her irises. Mrs. Ernest Habit ert'Emmet-Walsh. Jr.', USNR, son science of Freedom.'* Other> ,«it. also, broughg t a numbember ooff j j '. ^ - Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Shoe- , attended thc received a blue in the perennial •of.Miy and Mrs. Walsh ot 802 Convention mghs. His mother was played University of Ari- maker of 2O0 Kent Place boule-! events inciuiied ff>e *>*«al»urealej zor a classification. For flowering Springfield avenue. Rev, Thomas 1 Mrs. Frederick B. > Llewellyn, sermon by President Long Sun b| Mrs, Austin Towner who gave I > ' He is the grandson of theshrubs Mrs. E. G. Williams re- vard, received her" degree "with B. Glover officiated. A reception ; formerly of Summit and now of day morning, the class exercises j her usual reliable,performance. [ late Julian Ha^lehurst Walter, ceived a first and second'place distinction! in .music." * She has i. Tins production.under the dlrec-1 p> e s id e n t and co-founder of followed at the Ryan home. ' Short Hills, was elected'president and step singing that afternoon,* while Mrs. v L, Luce took third majored in music and has been and the president's reception for? ftmnof Mrs. John S, Tennant, 2nd., | stumpp and Walter Seed Co. place for her yellow euonymus. Escorted by her father, the of the Women's National Farm. a member of the music and fine the 54 graduates and their fam-1 bill be presented again this week- ! Mrs. H. S. Bell, Mrs. S. J. Elliot bride was attended by Miss Sheila , and Garden Association at the ilies Sunday night. ' Und, tomorrow and Saturday at; The C0UPle Plan *° make their were other prize winners for Walsh of Summit, sister of the arts clubs, the Wells College S 40 p.m. at thevCalvary Church \ home in Tucson until Mr. Isaacs] horticulture entries. bridegroom and the Misses Mary | convention held last week at De-Chorus, and the ^Madrigal sing- 1 [parish house. enters the service. Elizabeth Fox, Norm a D'Ales- trait. • • • ers. Miss Shoemaker is musical sandro and Grace McCormack. , The New Jersey division, of LllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliliiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiuilllliiiiiiitiiiiiiiitilU: Kent Place Lists director and chairman of the song Thomas , Cunningham served as i ; v.hith Mrs.- Robert S. ferry. Jr., COLD best man. Ushers included James committee for the senior play, Graduation Plans Ryan,, brother of the bride, Fran- of Countryside is president, was presented Saturday night. pert D*. Dotezal and ,Ri chard awarded a,S200 prize for the great- Mabel Depue, daughter of Mrs. I For Primary PupilsKeane. \ cst sain in membership during j .„ Fur Storage |me last six'.months. The money Ibheniemsf submarine cables, and by sjukfcly «&*i «»•»])' nt .taffy, bca'id »«/ wrth *««h, |>w. ;' • the transmission of pictures over *« Thry art *e*n»n*e*!ty «((. lnrt«H« art nimiti. fan len Smith, Marianna fait, Alice j win lfxl Wilson and Carol WlJidle j With Bell System ! Sidney Welsh of Summit is in D-CLOR CALL, WRIT! Oft PHONi TODAY* 1 .John L. Ibsko of 28 Colony drive, All in«UU*Uoiu ordunl **• charge of. publicity and Sarah fore Jtiat $ will kc m»4« Murpitree. also of Summit, /is in | a member of tlie. technical staff j FEEDS THE GRASS without ftddiUaaaf Ub*r charge of properties. '• • •of. Bell Telephone Laboratories, j ehargt, (Nenstl tid*w*tl ; FREE INSTALLATION 1 5 inttalUtioa L > ' .. •• Th»chtWr«nof EvAn«on. Iiilnoia."! New York, celebrated the 35th * H- • • Bfftodcatt by spreader RESIDENCE CONSTRUCTION CO. spend 23 hours a week at the tjrijf* anniversary of his Bell'System erjbyhand 312 Mold St.. MMtburn Milfowii A-MM vision set; when TV was in its in- service on Saturday, May 22. John L Wetche Motors, Inc. fancy tliey ipeat 21 hours a A native of Brooklyn, Mr: Hysko 10 - 12 FrwiWin >loc« 5U, 1U • watt&Jng the screen^. , . joined the Bell System in 1919, y y y • »(K«8«ltf. Kilt* Jft* $**»*, •*•<• cMiw bug* sns etVtr lqw« { UUCaMOttiSSAWi iS l». bsf (Ut 1000 »s. It.) ! 251b. B09 . . . $s.4o, An entirely new kind of motor fuel that ends forever How detergent action does M i 50 Ib. beg . . . $9.90 a repair job on your car iocMtuirAaK.N.1 TOTOWA,H,J,

SEE YOUR Nnlmn the biggest single cause of engine troubles ... starting with the first tankful LOCAL DEALER Your car* carburetor, the "heart" of the engine, mixes air A S K IDS O SEE YOUR LOCAL DEILM with gasoline to make the engine run. Until now it has had 1 i 8 » ( *> ff O V f N ftu for Othtf T«trt hm*9 rnaiet} one annoying "heart trouble,** no matter what car you drove or what gasoline you used.

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Jerome Orlando lew DeSoto, Plymouth eoler Locates Here Jerome Orlando, former prcsi- tni of Morrtstown Motor Sales, ithoriz.ed DeSoto-I' S y in o 'ut h tier, in Morristown, lias been nx'itffl as a new'DcSoto-PJym- j si dealer at 7(3 Franklin plarr, \ iinimrt.- ; j * * Mr. Orlando has had niany ; i>3rs. •experience in the autorno :,- fi'ld fcml-wns former presi >: :t r{ the Morris '< 'omity Auto All Ames Closod •-itilf. Heaters Association. ' l ;«r new company will, be Monday, it,\\n as Orlando Motors,, Ire. ipkte service and parts Xa- Smoked ies are set up in this new May 31 * ...•rprine and the public is cor- slly invited t:> stop itt and look rr the ne'.v DeSot? and Plym-. ntIt models. Columbia Alumni Elect .seal Man Vice President The quality yo\i want, priced to sa%e you real money! Frank MacKain of 11' Badford iad u as elected a regional vice re ident of the Columbia-Club of' aion t'ounty at the annual meet g held last Wednesday at the Ready-to-Eat Smoked Hams o'tel Suburban. b e or ib John Bateman, former Colum- 9h*nk a football captain and star Portion -59 'Hf 69° cklc who is now head line coach, rokc on prospects in the, new (Whole or y league. . Lancaster Brand Smoked Ready-to-Eat HamsEither Half) These hams are BJ>CTU1 trimmed and COMPLETELY SHANKLKSS—sriving you more meat! Unmatchable tox flavor and value! ALL CENTER SLICES SMOKED HAM (Bone in> ... . ib. 99t

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*#•* #« SUMMIT HtHAtft WUMOAY. HAY IT.. l«4_ isaLlL eragerag«« . IInn $ wit »ixte#fl Ult ! F. Burger, Pulveriiiof Machia- { in forty-ninf e official timei «t b«t. try £0, W. MacQuestion, Treat's • PhoJ Ryan lead * club City Bowlers Hold Annual Bake Shop, J. dark. with an excellent .$27 average. I The 1953-54 team record* are as ' wa* batting in the high .300 s ', fallows: High Individual Average, at mfd-Kuoo, hbt f <*I**1M« (I) T j H S. '' Al * I i • •" •' •"•• • i teg League n(Li tr..f;r ant:u=! fca av» j High Single Game was bawled by W.O*4dSj..lf Puertor of F.evreatnn, ,36 4 0 < iMfcatane, Ib 4 S 0 quet #t ir« ECBO T.a-»*i pnu ' Pete Kivlen of Cnarhae'i with a lysft,» 4 I :;M»&t'«fJ. «*• I- © 9 Prttcco, 2* 6 Mining r-;.:n la 5 1*67. Tlje High 3-Game Series went -Iteltory.ci 3 f -:U)tMio«tlf 4 1'i Martin, c 1 Wtlkw. ID (4 i3 ; SoyS». 3b 4 2 2 Od*»lO t f^¥^ I Cight. vit ti P Kivlen with a 686, with 19 PuJ'dlao. at 1 rf 3 1 Luflnao rf *r> the ne-» Ir.r f^j-'ing teams -vere i*p- Clean Game ; rolled by A, Swick OWbtn, if 9 O ft 1 Sew'itl, 8 0 H t Motors. The larje turnout re*enird t«y tbeir team Captains; of Werner 5. The High Single 3 0 « 3 1 0 a Priuif Sirli'-o of Btff I>«n: t- Werner Motor* R. Krejberger. Gsme vent t> CHarUnes with, a Bcarluea. p 3 0 » SI 9 end then en;.*i.-t i t. f-arii:.*-* P* Ki\len Larry's 1*C3, ard the High SGame rolled 36 t SI S T ToU!* » . Summit % 0 fl 4 1—7 i>-rt i»h«p. ^ Koh>!ar;. Roofs' Summit Rec. Bowling League Error*: CotttMl 1 0 ABKH Rearm**. Moctgoi Two-l>**f (he Men 5 Shop, Milter Pa'd. 'M». (Final Standings) Rjr»», 0 1B» t. Off ZlH« out: : W L • ' A\g by IU t vVerner's 67 38 902.78 lid Tl*n»no. c % o 66 3$ 891,57 Summit R«cr**t Softball Lfa*ut M.AH»rn.)f 7 ft Larry's 88188 t •' " ' »' , }J Johnston's 45 877.20 Twun • • -Wow• €0 I.A.C.F. ' A Rwt's 53% 874.68 K*n Johtvitoa'i 3 Ciba .«,*•. •' 50 55 S56.23 Root's Men's Sh 3 .Corby'i L*uqdrf : • .2 Pulverizing 56 861.53 Tr<»t'* B*k« 8h i A hurricane wil! Trost's ' • 11 94 785.65 rm% Office *» 300 Utnes aa much energy DUlon Motor* 0 Top 10 Bottlers Individual Avg. Steph«8'i-MU!er early- typ« of atomic bomb. Name Game Avg. 104 188.62 Folio 45 183.39 M acQuestion M 184.10 Fords S Pl.iiltppi"' 99 184.6 It stands to reason .1 Ia^renee 105 182.42 H. Tavlnr 102 182.16 Chevrolets R Ti:t»».li 181.75 m 1S0.43 A dealer •ar H )"t'~mpo 24 ISO. 23 43 180.12 Piysn0ufhs CITY BOWLING CHAMPS—Member of IAC WoriUT. fj r.ghi are 11. Freybfcrger. captain; Al Swick, top you can Men's Softball Leaaue Motoj Co. bowling. team,-winners-of the city mei"s; t;rc;-; .Paul L Werner, team sponsor; Mr. Cast, TA n PI fc«ag«« (bowling crowa for this season, receive their trophy! N\ *fus?o, S. Phillippi and P. Itmacola. The Werner We wmt la tatrckftfce 10 fmi, 19 Chevrolet end lO Up4^n rtO|^ Tonighr 'from Alton J. Gast, League president, at a banquet k«5lfrs v.^n 67 gam.es and lost 38 and nosed out "Pr o vil" e nee — The men's held, at Echo Lanes, Mountainside, last week., Lc%f-CI?arline m a. closely^contested race.. (Wolin photo) Is a used car c se 1,• Public ,_ ,., , Ponriercs, aad wiU ojwe.riie first 10 people wiHi eoth of __ Ne \ Providence Recreation De- AB R H SB R H g| parinitrt. opens -tonight with Johnstons and clo, p .3 2 e Cssway, Jb 0 0 O Maroon and White you can Pre, tt 3 2 1 §tltkr,.2b' 2 0 0 p| c-smes elated for 6:45 p.m. at i linger. 2h -3 I 2 O'ffry. 3b 3 0 1 W« woflt these ewaers to ^rive ffee MW, 1954 2§ Lircc!-t School playground and jilMchJo. c 3 6 0' MT'cmat). xt 3 o I j IACF Post Three ,'>ann, Ib 3 0 jCi Eeed. -s» 4 0 2 Fenffas, tu feel tfct e# power, the c'wnbrt of- "^ OaV"- -d Park •:" '.. •Ta'ctrt. Zb 3 0 o' A'tn'rito, p 3 1' 0 Beaten 8-7 by ! r Iing to Val r IcCarth? 0 0 Autullo. c 4 1 1 -i s to get fooled when you buy a forded by tM long 121-bcli' wfeeclbasMiM luxuryJ end g r;^ T H. ] % ,f ;; A'e«d. If .1-'0"Tln*;U. ef 4 J 1 , ^ *_ . , ...... v j-J9»t*. ^ rfcrc?iion director, FelJsivay will Straight Wins it 0 C-:W«:ifJi. Ib 2 2 2 used ;ar. So yyour safest bet is to deal only beoury of Ponttoc s graceful wts and interiors. play agpinst PerilJo's Espress'at I Kieteley, Ib 0 ! 0 Madison Dodgers The LACF .-'aad • Ken- Johnston's •iS:ndl3, If 2 0 2 Lincoln and Louise and Paul ver- If. I 0 0 Summit High School dropped a with olks who have lots to gain by not posted their third straight wins sui The Rebels at OaWood. (heartbreaker to Madison High in the City Softball League, witli Potsls 37 T Schocl foolir The games wUl be played twice Kta # *i5» Diuon Motm <«>° I last "Sunday afternoon at you. BONUS a veek during the seasbn. the HCF edging Trost's by a AB R H AB R B t the Dodger's home diamond, the 6-5 score, and the Ken Johnston's McMs*r.3bi 2 i PiKhi, cf H ojscore 8.7 Seeniing{y assured of We tit 3 2 oODei!. ts. ord Dealers are established busi- walloping the Dillon Motors 15-0 W. -O'd'jt., if 4 1 c- F'rciU. c o oj victory going into the bottom of nessn en. We want you to be completely behind the brilliant two hit pitch- cvr 3 Mavcor, 3b 2 J |; the seventh, three straight hits and League. • .. 2 6-'fit'Dtnoi s! 2 satisi ed with our used cars. After all, we ALLOWANCE ing of the veteran Pete JKivlen. 2 l< 3or«R»a,' IS> 2 oj an error by Lloyd Golem an opened B*;'. tabt Vr. Ksr;!v Jersey Ouarry; 'Ciba. Vi. J. K. Kootf continued undefeated by Petrscco, 2b 4 I 1'Je'ptSs. ib 2 o M the gates for two Madison runs want your service business . . ..and we en yew prtstnf cof to the first 39 people trading in ' Savif.": MttcorUl F",*!d defeating Corby;$ 8-0, giving them D. Q'Ais, lit 4 ? 1< Kaxmu. \i 2 oo'and the ball game. Ronnie Pott —O«rn» tir»i>~5:45 p si," J. P'rlo, el 2 J 0 RbMrt. r! 2 0 to sell you a new car some day. Fords. ChevroleH and PfymewHts. Out ttosk of, t»«d a first place tie with IACF and Ken P'ldnoPd , rf I 5 3'ntll, p 2 and Johnny Scarinza shared the hope Johnston's. Stephen's MiUer broke semen, pp o r hurling for the'HilUoppers, while eon h pr«etteo»y deleted—we me READY, WILLING Tu*.«l»y— C»tt»BO. p 0 0 « their two game losing streak by TrloU, 2b I 0 1 Joe Ziller went all the way for And, you'll find our prices rock bottom! • Mike--jo rs,rr.*f dm to otid ABLE to 90 the limit on your present car. defeating the Post Office by a 4-1 V Madison. tn;s) . Beth Dla- "« .^U 31 13 8 Tota!* 22 0 2 That s because we've got to make fresh t Mear.oriftl Ktld score. The Post Office have yet to Post Offlre (i> ' St*phtni-MlUtr (4) lix*~8:<5. |>.m. AB R H All R H Hilltoppers were caced by *y—Btinmi: -Industrial Saf;bsJi win. 3 ATra, as 4 ' T*?n&"lr. '3 j the timely hitting of Wilkes,' Mal- room for all the trade-ins we're getting P*zutl,.er .4 C'l/Uplno, cf In the City Industrial'League, ; lory and Ryan. Tom had a double Cbe Xt. se-Jt; A!? P^-"Air Reduction, .etijed the North Zsttt, I!> 2 4 long, p a o on m w car sates. Come on in and see our 00 P'cSo.. :z> • j 8 3b 3 o and a single,- with Willis ?nd Pbil FieW—Oa.-ne tins* Jersey Quarry 11-7, knocking the B,'M*reno,' 2 2 0 0 C'Tagh. If 2 each coming through with three selection of A4 used cars. We've NJQ cut of the league lead. Air A. M'rciso. 1 3 0 j:JS. Wroy. SS> 3 only *2115 Ptrno, c 3 0 0 L li'ltuo, c 3 0 • singles. Johnny Scarinza nitched just [he one for you. i Beduction have rebounded to take R. ATI'S.1** 3 0 I1 Reed, rf 3 01 socd ball and was again tlje vic- wf!f buy a bresd new Tf 54 Ponttee sedan, delivered In two in a row, after dropping their Mltl-er, rf I 0 : J. M1U40. 3b 3 0 Moroney, rf 2 0 tim of. sloppy defensive play, The Summit. See us this week. - first two. Angelo, p 3 i- Maroon and W|iite have a f-irly Summit City good hitting club and their pitch- IndnitrUl Soft bill Ltague j Total* 30 1 :> Totals (38 4 8 It's whsES you buy a used car that counts, Stantltap Boots m Corby-f " (8) ing has been good at times, but w AB R H AB R Hi costly errors, cspeci?liy in the in- Puijjie Ssnrtee 3 C .T.C'ntf. If 4 0 1 Carter, cf KortJi Jeraty Qusrry ' 2 C ml. 2b ; 0 0 Cain, cf 3 o ' ti • field has been the undoing of many At? Ks 'All Redaction «|) l*»cs, ss i 0 Fleming, c! j* * j ting three hits in as many trip* to /V USED CARS AB R H AB K II G nuo. cw 4 1 0 Broujh, p o o j the plate, raising his batting aver- Trtappl. rf 3 ! STtrto. 2b 4 2 C'crSo. rf 3 0 jj p'age to a respectable .28*). With D'g'itno, ss '• 0 PuglUl. r* 3 1 ICsrby, cf 3nob«n, 3b * i> CmpTsll, «fi 4 0 .. _.two more games to be played, ANDERSEN P0NT1AC, IMC. Welat. cf 4 1 Volpe. t* 4 1 TotaU 25 8 5 Totals 23 0 31 Mallory has a good chance to ULLON MOTORS Inc. FTETOO, If » 1'Amenlclc, cf 4 0 O I. A- C F. :, ::Hoaan, If 2 O 0 AB R H 331 Morrl* Ay.. Summit SU. 64200 ( ?*m'ao, c 3 HJ'hn'sn, rf J 2 } M'luco, «s 3 2 1 DBO'IO. •* 3 '1 of equaling last season's .315 av- OPEN EVEMNGS UNTll S FOR TOUR CONVENIENCE FuCCl, 2 b 3 Oi Ertnn, c 3 1 M. M'no, C 3 0 0; Wlebolt. Cf 3 2 DIP'tro. p 3 QiTurky, p 2 2 J. Petes, c 4 1 2 C*mt». 3b 4 0 '•\ —IQxktt. If 1 2 Jn. Fecca, 3 3 0 0 B'nttn^o, cf 3 0 — , Carlucci; p 2 1J 0 Ftmlt. If 4 1 reals 31 7 6'Totals 30 II 9 M. M tlo, Ib 3 9 OrTrcst, Ib 3 0 Bezso, cf 3 0 ifDeReM. rf 3 0 £p*»l, 2b 3 1 S SOiZo. 2b 2 0 (•Q'ntslo. rf 2 0 J. Keating, p 1 0 '**. M'tlo. rf 1 0 0; DePi&no. c 3 1 UaelU, It 2 1 0 Clark, p 10 ENJOY TH S SUMMER New low prices-Never possible before! Tot&la 2d « « Totals 30 3 Summit1 Cardinals to Ploy AT I0ME Newmarket 9 on Sunday After a year's lapse the Sum- with all the facility of a perfect vacation mit Cardinals will take to the j field this Sunday against the here at I Newmarket Legion nine at 2:30 p.m. at Memorial Field. Bland Martin, manager of the Cardinals, says the local outfit GREENWOOD SWIM CLUB can field a good, club this year and will play each Sunday at Me- ntoriat Field. The club did not have an organized team last sum- 1 mito from Madison

Thlt W«tt1, doy.lor»f r*«r*atlon tiresi r pot it plonn«d •ip»ctally for you end yew family. Vm Somt firtsl Tlrts tbdt Y«ur H ten* of Muuiy MfV tnd wood«d CtM« On 1954$ RM$t M«w Conl •I6p«. } pooli in I, corerinjj Mttly Trt«i! •n ier« in trta. Circular ctmer •wlawitol poo!, loo ftit b di«««*r. 0r««t«r mn««g« mode poftibU by mm pmmn ond motwloli 6 tr^9 fe*t in depth 4 ending f)cw!», 10f« f«tt wide. Cryitil it WoHd'i most comf ortaW* rM« obtorb* rood *ock ond vfbrofter. cltilt r w*t«r frof m our owown Iprtea*Ite . Morris ft Essex Ixptfltaed lift gturdi mimlmmfa initfuctor*. Cihanii foi tttt {Timity «r-t«iy Tr«»4^ ToV^fforH«« haodllng »••**' mmm% • NEW PLANTING AllI ta th, btttt of Htw Jtr^/i and tranipkmttrtg delightful tutwrtttfl cmintnrii4i within Covlfy Work • CaWI«fl * Inr nulnwttt of your hotnt.

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ON VALUABLE , Deep Cleaning Action Washday Miracl« Sa). 1 SAVE PREMIUM ITEMS tvory Soap TW»" Blue Ghee' MargarinM e WITH SRAND UNION'S Oxydoi "GOLDEN TAPE PLAN" 4 lib. All you Cosh R#f )tt*r A«ctip»s. Atli our 2-23^ I ISmlm (3—22/ pkg. 30' Hi-Llte Stti 3 »»*«*« 31 i ' Lava Seat at 0«K)«ST AViNUt THi SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. MAY 27, U54_ TOO LATI TO SfRVICES OFKKEO UStD CAIS KM SAU FOR SALE •\Ti Rentals Rentals MA—TYPEBKITEK* 5l K.YMOOTH 8*:u«iere. wort 10ST coup*. tHM* M*BJ oifcw» from MO WRNISHiD HOUii TO *•«** for Rtnt asti up WATCH C«M loek«. d«.-« CLASSIFIED SUMMIT >r OS«*J: l>* M T - » p TO LOVELY Vtiisv.'J! PUUSA-NT cj;ttfor.*We furaUhed on «tol., •open,' *30, Coratr ntblntt Si room convenient to traaaporUtian VlcUiJtv of U:Uou:n* i ••Sroat. Shan k:u« 7--.M1 TYPEWRITER SERVICE • PLYJ4OCTH _ for__ Sen..*- c.' Ail O:::<* U...V..-.M SUMMEX HOMES FOR RENT LAROL .,.„ tMm t« «!<»«* con. ADVERTISING OAK dart. cexuSiUoa- 125 t'.Sli mittu.-a K>* SALE REPAIRS - SALES v*:.lcut 10 uati*ponation MINIMUM CHARGE 10 WOR&S $1.00 SO. 5 BtiCK Rl*«r* h* COTTAOt PORCH *«*#&*. alae. lauaUnuin wlrt. Und RENTALS - SUPPLIES t.ftr Overio >« ; MCKET react- Uo .'• , Cmb With Order Bt*d - a.Wood'.n.d Ai# SummU Roy»l kU*:t- jisl ciuui* *«ur cl»»m«a *d tt. ftutntf la *H tfci*« •* low O C*ll alter S 80 »-W»7. i ujmj >>al j,, ^ 1 #d. $U. €-3279. tl»« cuaunuEji) newspaperp * listed below. • , 1, — - : ' i rw>m a«wjy —" iatjrcu I BBOSZt tension* #ert*a§, vtrioul *!**» Craiitl locatiolocation Cill HtraM MiHbyrn - Short Hitis Item cimp. SU. 6-tOfeS _ _;__ 5 jo pio iii S2-£2-AA WalnuWahiuti S: Summit «-«SO0 . , • Mitiburn «-ltO0 i --• lUSPA&ApUS - RBOEAKB •CAOUXAC Hsff.r^grown fresh-cui Aijwragu* *nd Sftrinf fietd SIM ! Efr«birb. Sp«cl*] cvr.tiag*. for fitii- Millbara t-SW© »ng erdtrs. Wightm»n'». facm*. Nottc* ef »mti I" * *»«• tint JnMrtlon Ttp«- Bwn*i'rJag(l«ia Atf Summit WANTED TO IUY *>, n.n p.eie.ted KKetmi _ I 1"OR~EALK" BulclTt? '5 SPARE TIME — FULL TIME WSEPtNO WUlowi. Any »lw. Glll/in- H> PAY CASH U>t jnui ua*d furettur* ATtKA-;ri\*ft b.t 6-8IM bt!ort-__» p in WANTED TO BUY •Ni*ion»i2f~op«r*ii!H corpoi-avior; it aptmr.i ;iffoa:ku lor WKOLl '- tenl to grpi*-. ysionvl--!f ?-3*.M-J.- . antt<|.UW. *il*tj- book* ir.ci.i SALE m«c.Si»naUe *uch:;AiU NUT&. Ctt:• CANDt£5. CiGARtTllS.- piintiiut.. Mori* of ar!. tie COFTEIi. 'ETC, «nrtc- ' PROFITABLE .ir.c^i^-ior i :i* r*jt t! your life If vo-i ' a-br*e, p«!r.:itg» rat» *°ttt attic ' Crt'it coup'.* p:»:*rr«J P O B ur* j>« week 'io *p'ii'c-,-*H' •'-»' fi.:eUei.-.ch*ra-*.« *i-d .c.-eon cor.-f.iUi our n>tcu::y *• c" .SALE tiear*nc8 be!are m»vlivg. HoiUi«- SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS ' -»«: rattd Gold Mf(1--I •» .:\:t~$ \ Nine Bows to own »"cir."-h*ve the aece.««rv eapS*ltt;.ariil.'»-s.Uiie:e d(»ire • Wi.'f.v" g'js-atn ioci.1* arid roiic. Sterna. 47-49 Sj'|i:mlt Actau* Yj.-li Muiic Edu; . :~ - I'.t.it Rentals Wanted isl ftvaV.y then f:!;? t! or;ct for interview *-itl» :.-.nory * Ir. {!•.« bort> lo.-itfd at 52 enMi ir.clilde pho«« a-:d -sedr^ VITAVEND .CORPORA- 5 Sa.T..r.:t t-iut \*- ! • 500 «ec Bit gain. 6u ^-0378. 0IAMOND APPRAISERS J 0 GOOD TLV iill t lialham Huh St h<, , r HELP WANTED FEMALE EMPLOYMENT WANTED DOVBLE bed. .irarle ina»-«r>nr.(r'mat- -.tout ••• S!dt.« ;I*.;J: pe.'Iet". c^r.d::;sn. |45 Truni- MA .-27.9 -n 6 'A .' '.c; A . t C1.-S.SH.1-. oitnutttt last Wedup .(|,,i r iP jf, »15. £u 8-:t23 ^ . AIRLtN?- ; . t MOTHER'S h .4? at Memorial Field, Hv ',...» ! 1 to B. No OUTBDARD ma:o.r. 5 HP Elpn, FURNISHED APARTMENT - -.; 1 f.T d between 9 slissht'y used, perfe-r; condition, rea- S947 >OR!D C- o *c>r.ttbl*. Shrrt Killa-"-S1I8-W. .__ cJfan, biic;> ...*. table \ it-ton f.»r I'latiu, time;' year-round pwlUou. su iinan- | BABY *.. *,, ...a^.f .^-.^..i O>,A Mtnj' Olhp:. '•• n $10 a i" .jp Rentals 1! j UNFURNISHED HOUSE ; RCA ub'e nndfndfl te>vlsl . m: ins hut t\ui hit*, v it,-, f 11 - cttl *e the HilltoDpc- I i • »Uton in p!e*s&ju »ur: juadlng* «J • GIR& would -!U* l:_ht' da; * »a,"/c. 26 BOY/S bike SIC. •.American' fly^r 19S~DODGK ( .. j "ulth s*nerou» v&cat'.srji. Provia.on ! g- ( 6-4*63 . nir.g cocdii.jj - «- j. -.Ml, ; C' a:R:n : f!tc:.-!c train. $S pnor.C3r«ph. S2-5!): SJ. «- '- F; dicin t h^\c hn fct b,-i! O4j^ 3-YKAR OLD SPLIT LEVKL nr P. ">ii '' .dicmLstry «»i, $2 Phope Short HiiJs TAR f ielirnig \uthout ;.ct;i- •„ 1-3853-M. . ' • '4S COLONIAL out in the miti, 1 nmm;. ttl ff! 8-5875 or ste a at 325 Elkwaod A?e- 5 roonw. x'.l*- ba:ii. g*t&,t K ** FURNISHED APARTMENT mit*W. Ne w"5L° Jertf-r " '* ' ' ' ' «S- Hun^if-it^'^"^ - " " nut. New Prondenc-fF -. • ' i^tjhborhood, 'iio * iall r^ d Pott coming in to pitch'" «i:::as, rel-Ui^e :ua:urt warlian, months from Aug. |1JO 2 CfBA HOCSEKBIPER; ir4ddle-ig*d or eld- FINE seie-c.isrt of cplnets and Brand I 1950 DARK green Ford Cus'.om-2-door l > relief ball until tf>c SIMO* or ever.Sr.? Ml'.'.burii 6-U55-J plans*. OOWE (EX. 1SS9) 233 Broad »«dan..., iull.y equipped; oVerdrlve- • . Su-. THE R1CHLAND CO • - »r:y. for oni> tr fctj PI t»>p M^itors tame tlinjvi HIGH School ho-ar dfciire*. • St. Summit «-7498. Open 9 to 9 • • fi-2?S5-alter 5 p.m. Realtors hfrr COOK '— Ability to dr;TP r^r de»lrab!e g yp "Shor".- SIX Joot mabajany prand. tu'.f, b»»: FURmSHJO^ROOMSFwHReBf ff runs. but not necessary. Ui^'. iioi!**wo:i!. ?->24<-W ofJtr. Phor,« Millburn e-5149 for 4! Mip> S: *• 1 i 'i 1 UNFURNISHED APT. WANTID J j^om Jun» thrcuih Sept. *i Conr.^c- SUBURBAN' STATION WAGON Sundays k ETM S I 6-j- I' B ti •*Hju:"»hore. Oniy one in -»m:.y. su i Fuiir equipped. "Sive manjr.|:oo'« M» 7-EOOM hoiis? for re •• t».-«w JJ •, 2 fr the ball game, >4sao 1 on this car.' ^5,_3u.Jj-0963-J eifiii < 4 ! SCOTT.'S Efrspiojr.ieni' Agsr.cj, 411 pocig.f. Dealer .Open Evee. 7-3 p.in. FTP* IeHEI> ' Lp 0 181 * on fir,t a 2 adulu. 61*»P "»» St .'Mr.lbmnrior good house RLACK CoMter Spaniel, 10 montrui o'd. S . r o8M workfrs," ODki" aay.itorktra Mn'.brura.i Housebroktn. Ideal pet. Sii. g-9781. j CC"3 Bfoid 6:.. _ Summit Su. «5-l£«5 FURNISHED HOUSE TO REN1 Jim Reiber then double] I 'Sv«. 1 u ten K 1939 CHEVROLETparei~VuojcTjjood ).. -QUAINT Rn 8L1U5*" home, Bryan JJrJiar S-09IT. BEAGLE. ir.a>: AKC re.is.-red. 1«- runnin? condltSon. May be aetn any fi 4 01= ll Su i rt; o months oli, hotye broken. M'USjurn }.-' ' COTTAGE 1 GIRLS AND WOMEN time: »50. Bu, 0-ei57-J.. • - *-• -. -V '3 •> J and May.r-tff B"'-f FOR SALE Li Wychwosd Sec:.-n ~.' V n 6-1'14 c 1931 DOIX5E Diplomat 2-door ateel Available furnlshtd !rv i Jj> 23 i , "PINGFTEU) nahng Reibcr.home foK f» th^ 'Assembly Work I A— top coavertiblf. Pui^y equipped, Labor D»y for $20P. *• iio« ' ' •• P n ' nm of thftinning Bill N.col scored SERVICES OFFERED Oyxounatic drU*. fene owner. Jii'l- family. Referenees l-np^< sr No Experience Necessary -""-e R -3 S p Richardson on a sere amir,; "sir1. ESTATE SALE 23—CAR*ENTERS bpnt-1699 \Utr 5.30 p.m. rtp'.a 2-634J-W. Good Pay Pint nuhsgany. ,ch»rrr uid p.r.e An- ad to rightj giving the Hulkic*'. Pleasant Working Conditions i ::qu«v, ar.d bri&«s.-orac ParU Hotel FRED 6TK*GEL i PlaJnfleld, lft A M. Jivn» 2nd, H B. ^pry repslra, alterattoni, eablntu very commanding four run bj Pratt . ' , ' • • bar*, formica tops, recreation room*. Ronnie Pott came in t.i p,;t c.< APPLY IN PERSON - DO KOT PHONE 1 AMI additions. Unlonrtll» 3-863 *. the fire, pitching orse-hst b«U cnt! T J.' B1CKEL. carpenter & tnuoa WV.MED the seventh, when witii i"o aa.v- LUMAX GtEL'S 26•"' blue ColymbU Good coa- AitfraiJos* *nd c»t>ineti Sammtt »- !' ditloa. *:5. Su 6-S253, SALE «•_ 36-.J.. . • ______REAL ESTATE FOR singles T>y Richardson, Bet MANUFACTURING CO. TRICYCLE largf.-ia good condiiion. ~~~ 21-A—DRKSSMAK1NG " 7 1-SUMM1T 1-SUMMIT 1-SUMMlf 2A-SHORT HILLS walks to NicoJ. Ford and J:. Phe-rt HV.l* 7-4039. Schroth brought in the fi.tr.'j?.. DRESSUAKIjio ,»t my home m Us EFFICfENFBRIGK" T NEW MDLTIPLE LISTING SO 1400 sixth Chatham mn«. Brown Avenue, Sprmgifield private homes, tJnlonrllie- 2-8119 Home!! RANCH HOME DON T VISIT' Tae Merry-Go-Eour.d. Qusl'.'.j s. wsnderful thought! Would this Summit came bsik ••• its r-, r?-^a!e *.-.op.-41- Lackawanna P.»;e LASSO THIS RANCH mad* to order. BU. 7032-M. Colo.iial' and loreiy cn'antry ai.T.csa- iiiUr li.-i* :cxv,% wit;!' amplt ' BZAi MUlburn «-lC03. Hourj. 10-12. 2-6, ! ph re - HEAD THIS AD UNLESS run in. the second on a >,>iq!c M Very active iuburbar, real estate or- 28A—LANDSCAPE GAHDE.MNG Thu newer tj.vs.fr S-DIH* 'nc.tid M * *W».lollow1ns attractions pljwe ia!f"._: • til i;». t::i s'psn Eji".r»nce TffS ROBIN Haod Shop. 2 Tajioi i.oiue. . "duo l-i j vour familv? Lars* living- ill, ilvs-.ig ryo.:::. dlri'.jig rcortv 2 osd- you ere'read? loTfa?, beciuit 6i-.it j;ou left by Ted Gutle, \ '^ der ho-ji-r Ju»: 3 vf'*;a o'.a aU Aif vitixMdiy. j'.tr 3c:ive level lot. Pri to «»11 a: on flfst; 3 bedroo:.:s ana, bitiV on »?.•• hi«b-trpe cMentett: ai*i?ned terrltor?;-" UANDSCAPINQ MATERIALS — tooaoll 100. tmu»v(il lncer*'.lv» *».rnin» pl*n. P1.^3a ond: 2-c_r attached jirage C'savetiien: humus, bflglum blocSui A'so M&SD& •o schoal.-. We have Jus; the horns- rojm hsi grounder to short, The «th« beneflu; uppllcmu miai tie Sl"MMER tux, 15, wa!*t 29: miB'f. wor_t. Call Appcilto'a. UiUbuxn «• rsr you. Psieed reasonably, Vlctnttr- NEW _NEW 'neat.' attractive, energetic *n3 mv:s*. SEE ANY SUMMIT dre*s shoe*, . 6113 •t HUa 1- J271. ' ' veil,' wark well with other*. Far • taterrlew ip.1.1, l»Te: l r! * t , oil M-.llbum 8-H15 ;; LANDSCAPE OARDENBR Laifn care ;tu.n» • wi »ris; i "« runs without the re S— KCRMIIRE ' Repair tad put in new utrn*. Trim REALTOR W. A. McNamara a:r>ia>ph*frp . -4 St 5-">: •• fcsdruoin*. 2 «orn and 3 u? ; base hit. ' . FOE BEASHORE. motljw and rM.pon- ; »nd tr»aspl»at shrubs. Also put In Summit 6-3835 - 7935 - -113VM room*) J til-id b«ti». ns-?:;!i«a i:-,3 full t»r»nU£ tiled ba*.hi: ptne!*J i » niDle we^-age daughter- or #dn, house 3-PIKE ot ; new aetting*. Remore and cut down BOARD MEMBERS 2 .i&;i roam; . screened po.'SV1.; ?• ' summit High Mh«. work »a8 a«sist »HI»'I boy*. Wrr.e S-Jmitilt 6-4633 I *ny iSze tree, fair price Pre* estl- *"' *•'*•-•••• • >lh the. U™, S:«v, 3 Btrn»d*Ie Rotfl, Shari I mats* given. Call cow. MUJbum «- Jarr.e* rt. Marri* Agencv piece Walnut bedroom &ui:«. You Look Here Summit ( Full siae PerJec; condition 133. C26-R.' Mountain. Whitmore & Johnson 14G4 ,tR R II R I •ii 6-0tlO:J. Let rr.e *hiw you thU dsri'r.s Colo- S. E. & E. a"HOUSTON. WHITE woman. .. Short Hills landscaping Contractor K;*'cnd M Obric O4J5. f tilsl. onlv IS years old.1 t.n r:n:'.a.i CS r .O'8!-.ea. amall tatnUy. Beference*. Su. 6-.23S. HEDEAWAY bed. refctoaa&le, like new. ' 1 The Richland Co. . , -o.io Reaitors ' REALTY CORNER : r:-„.>. TOP SOIL ^"L **^ School ?rea. '3 b*drco;r.s, 2': bit.u. 849 Call trfter 3, Short HOla 7-J533-R. j living rosin, panelle-d dine;*.?, kitch- Sprfngfleid, N. J. !M»ilcrr. O RilVr BIOS s-chool girl a* mother* ymlptr Asphalt Drltewtj* The Sta.'ford Agency 9T30 MiU&u;n , - 1 BEDROOM s-«i, twin beds and dresser, j Rfmonab'.e Price Robert H.-Stee.;e en, opsn porch, lavatory c;s firs', Oude, if tar the wnvmer; *e_faore part time. floor; child's play roam; hot iriter o'.'i DON'T SQUEEZE: 1 C«ll BU.- S-4479. Fie*ta ptn#, g»oa condition. Short i Call Short Hills 7-31*5 Richard T. Stromenger 4024 HOME-ING? S'rptl. 2t» Ifills__t-27_k3- •, JACKSON'S Expert Landscape Garden- heat only I1J3 a veir. Lot 33x172 AJ-'A- No »d ta pici the famiiT «n: *p Alfred S, Anderson ' 8409 lng !e.'j than I27,';53—or.ly W.000 rs.ih W*r.t ••> b«3, build or Sorrow' Ccrlett - e*0U,. first POUCH-GLIDER, m«MJ. 112 B*o"y~pen, i 'tng>- Taibt>- *-^668- hU pst:^-x« f-icam horr.e S»i;? irjareT — :od»)? tomorrow' O Schr-j Butler Ag«nc? needed Act ouickly o' jhso iCo!e. p " ' Summir t 6-0179. i n—MASON CONTRACTORS a* Kte4 tflvlce about a home? Alpmer. 19 Kiag St. MorrUtown 4- |.^_fLHL Bjstra's Bros. 7&60 OBRIG, REALTOR ciit'tiren) C3"v»n:»r.t to bus taeate here or Teirn to roani* [Pott, p ft-Linrf" 5 'o ;-i SOFA — 3 do*n cvuhions. green dam- & L 0 »j>k. Good condition; very NICHOLAS RtfSlSl, Maaoa-ooauaetn Joseph F. Church . 21 M.vn'le St. Su, 6-0435: Su. *---Z'i W?*;et buUlngr. plump or thin? Stone, brick, sidewalk*. All tjp» r* mor? '.Sin imp'e-, ?-car jfxrtge C.ill Us up or Juat Arop In. SECRETARIES, »ten»»Taptoer». der'«.-1 mb)». Su. 6-2251-R Edmond«on & Handwork 1200 YOUR CHOICE !,S» TO MOVE FAbT -3 « t typkta.'•tatlstical typist, IBM key- ! rork. Summit 6-23M-J In *-j-r.;r,er'j '.-in or T;la»e:'» is -i i(» 3 2 ~ S^HOLSEHOID GOODS Giazebrook-Shepard Agen.*' 69.0 d. R: punch operator, awista-nt boo^keepfr, j POilCARPIO BROTHERS, general ma- HOLMES AGENCY. Realtor U Nlf Agency, 29 King St. Mor- |, Holme* Agency 1. Jn Murray HiU, » « rc->«^ D.;:ch son coatraetora, brick, block, pisuiter- CDIODIAI wr.h madern kiichen, Frank r?.* °' " »-3699.• I ing, outdoor-lnSoor flreplices. patloa. S. E. & E. a. Houston BIG ALTERATION p*tchwor)c. Prompt and courteous breakfast roam, lavatory, den-porch MEDICAL SECRETARY ' Jobs-Btck-Schmidt Company 1021 and 2 car aitnched garage, ho*, water TAYLOR & SON Heavy Turnout for sfrTice. Mtllburn 8-U16-K. 3329-J. Clarence D. Long & Son oil heat. Req'.ilred cash about W.50O. j SOLID BRICK Collet* required; special training in SALE Not* fl:?t rum* — Realtor* mtdlcaJ »tenographv. 5-day week Large »tftrk of (elected lamps, silk D. SAUCHEXtl; »*1 kinds »tone & Spencer M, Maben 1900 Good propojitlcn. i HEA\T SLATE ROOP^ fc Hotpf.al. Sumn-Jl bricfe mtuonry; «ioop», walks, etc, 2. FranKlin School, a ha.*d-to-fln d?;i ,._.h t\rtp:%tt. r'sre'stiorj The Summit Board of Rcrrc EABK »S0 - »8O per wnt chine. 2'" yens old Good condition. S27.50O. - 1 roarr, with Ttrep'.ac* *nd bar barbecue P»rt T;rne ' M0. MUIbum 6-IS56 la price. Free estimates cheerfully Beautiful new brick & frame, colonial "SOLIFCOMFORT" tiqn Saturday mornins: basebiC Jame« toSapio. Summit S-8093 in EXCLUSIVE Woodland Park at 72 3. Modern Colonial, cuitom-built 3 j |r.i] on ter.,rf __ ,;; 5...^.,,.. 0, ,.,,,„ range, reasonable, also gas re- reara ago. Center h\l! layout Mth 1 «.er.tlon *si !r.»p»--'*ir^ "c'ill 'o-'i-i'. AmblUou* hou»e'wiv« and Mlttwomen i .A^. Anything. Anywhere, Colt Road, Spacious roonvi, marble W> Jr.vHe fotj *« Intptei tht. lovt'jr program, designed to give the bf' irt o'fered excellent career, in shi« frigerator. Easy Spin-dry titile waah- fireplace, panelled den, lavatory, circu- master bedroom and bath on flrji 1 poin:in*>.* U-s M.-_»-»> J»r'n-A.i er; Urje b&slne'.-f with ' stand; Lawn c»re, hoose cleaning, interior of thU brick and Jr*rns CflJa- in baseball instruction to boysnrt 4UtXlct. Applicant* wOJ be trained to •walla. ceUlnsa, windoiri!, clean cellar* lar atairs, ultra modern kitchen. Hoar, .attractive TV rumpus r--iM. j sb»ptr<5 *--.*. ,-J nUl in the South Mountain fat&tM, c6n«luct plajtic parties. Experience un- | le highchsir. C»ii Millburn .«- Top soil lor sale. Call Bob Smith. Breakfast nook, built-in cooking units Nearly 1 acre of high ground A*i- GLAZEBROOK-SHEPARD The ow;-.»r'-!i3ji m*!n*ilnfd thia home years and up, in proving extrerifi* car eatential. ^"or details ' Llvl'ngatap ,6-0678. laundry spare. 4 mister bedrooms 3 ins? »«.500. in p*rr*ct cartaiV.on. Ltrge l'tinjr popular. The equivalent nf er^, Simjnlt.| baths, maid'a room,and" bath. WAVY AGENCY ALMOST new national!? advertised PERMANENT driveway*. toadwaya, CLOS3TS: RRraK? remote control; large MOUNTAIN, WHITMORE room, flrepl»c», dining rosm TV teams was seen on the r WOOLO you~lUte to pUce jour maid 1 Foam, rubber nmttreaa und Tx>x Sprir.|.'!»:d A;-r. aumrnlj «-w.i1 ! room, »cr»en psrch, Isrie kitchen *i'h BeJjrlum blocfe curblnj. Free »'.'.)- plot, beiittKuUy Undscaped. Price, ^r JOHNSON, Realtors f.xri. Su Playground. Kdisrm rUjgrouo4 for the summefrr in Summit ? Phoue ;i "PTIM. doub> bed sir- Apartment maten. Madison 6-0*17 or Madison «S2.500. ' . J^L™?21 £L ?JL™L |iz«/sa^hin? mwh'.ne with wringer. 85 Summit Arenu* jSummlt «-HH 4 6-3660, Ernest Vetuschi. Builder 1A-OUT OF STATK 3 b»rtrd5»rs ind .U# »»fh nn Ind, j and Memorial Field h.4 Satur- ~~""FJO.B. LATJOLLA day morninjj. The pro^i am is It- - TYPIST-CLERK TllA"WN~rn^e~oS~'!!!U*f~w«^rnK~ma^' • BBBS-refftmint? expert. Day or night Su. 8-0461 Or any brok»r. c-y.tate direct^- o service. Mlllb\irp 6-0293 or 1991-M No. we didn't move thin rancher !,n *'•:« »• E»at Bo-n'libt',-. \t.i' 3 hrd- Berger ing.' conducted every SaturdJy * Som» biliSng, S-di? week, 9 * w to | chine; window boxes Su. 6-6572 from California, but you mljht think roorn*. 2 bairn, «>c:rir >-< •4:»'P.m..Pl»aaaftt modern office. Tree Jv_?S^sr» porceiaJn Hundr? tubs. SILVER PLATINa we htd. Kind of house too seldom. *een , flr»- morning from 9 a.m. t<» 12 n^ hosplttl-surgical plan. • DOUBLE Repairing - Pollahinr place, csrnpirtei? furnish»d p REALTY CORNER 22^41": *t»ad and fUtur**, t35. Madl- Home Loans her* in the East: modern, elean of iocailon on t?n«Xln-9*r c-ir BMtli C. R. BARD, INC. *on 639 of all Mrtals Hne, functional wtth wide-open floor 648 MarrU Ave. 8j>rJngfl«'.(l, K. oCfcring i course of instruction MADISON GALLERIES b*r Harbor yrtut* dock nn1 fSna* Summit, V. J Biunmlt «-"U7 Plenty or «ood real Mtate "b.nz" are plan. Six bMutiful roomi, huge bas*- Pric* tlVSOO. O*n»d »>7 fnr,-*. H!]! glTj^^ which covers all the fumiamHa' WRINOEB-TYPe Mayt»K washer, 2,50 jftln St.. Midlson _ metment,, 2-car garagegg, b&jieboard hit reiiir typt hot ..water pot atove, «10, listed in these column* arid .t'enty ctf reald'rtt COPSMI* «' Brocks S>Tatr' of the game and at the same tiw WE TAKE down storm tuti, J mortgige money to finance your home water heat, over n»if-aere of land with V. f Newbert Ageni-v. A-i,s\«r,* 27A-MOUNTAIN LAKES t Short H1SU 7-3076-M. ;__ windowi, clean and hang tcrearut, purchase la available at: broofe. Franklin School Dlv.rlci. WU offers to the boys the opportunity , g nrlcM at. M«,9C0. READY TO OO Milne GIRL j HOOVER upright with attachment*. clean glitter*, clean and repaiir """ MOUNTAIN "LAKES to partake of (he best in organic : S rears, excellent condition. South chimneji, etc. Belnhart, Lltlngston FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOLMES AGENCY, Realtor) 2-SUMOTT"vicnoff" Full time, good hours. Orange 2-9150. g-1078." OE recreation. The program v.illf* Ideal Year-Round Home r s Oood pay. O. E. HLBCTBIC raage «nd 9 cu. ft. Reliable Horn* Cleaning Co AND TRUST COMPANY 45 Map!# Street .«•«* tinue until school is recced '" r » CHARLINE S DRUGS Frigldalre, both In excellent condi- Cnllormed men — Oeneral cleaning of SUMMIT, N. J; ELBOW ROOM A luxuMoua *hl'» Coloril*: hom# th« year, at which tune the R^; tion C*1S thi» Saturday or Bunday »nd floor waxim — window*. Home* on th» popular BoiUfrtrd for «n j!7 Springfield A»». Svimmlt 9-43M „ „, BEAUTIFUL, COLONIAL tn apacSout e»ntrr h»-J Cap* Cod v! fct 43 Hobart Gap R4 , Bhort Hills, »na pubile buildings, «j»o nummer "G.I." FHA t v Colonist ws.n ultra m«j*fn kKehfi, *Pprpei»'.iT* buyer »Kh lam» famllr hopper ami Junior lcnsn«« homes and eo-Ua&M &% all shore polntv BA.\K| QM BUILT 1948 plerirlc'stoyt. powder rnom. :< , ) o.' profe.;«)on*l mtn, Qvtr a'n aort 24-hr, *enflc». Hermna, Millburn 8- MORTGAGE LOANS CUST ? 4 Mn< commence. WAITBIS8 Experienced. Ovw 21. The GENERAL" Electric ranfre. Very good : screen eac',a»ed pnrch on n-.*t floor: M park Hks frrounda. circular dtlye. condition Orange 4-7828 $1«-J OWNER TRANSFERRED 1 J bfdroomg. ir.adern baSH. plci'v of «*ent*r hall.'.Homa modtrn In ortty The Summit Board v( Hfnf« M»w MUlbrook. 200 MUln 8t , MU1- Wi h»ve » foyely old 4-bedroom"fR'm- '• rl»»t«. BfauSifull* fhrubi»€d. 100*200 r«apee».. W»ll to wall firpWng g burn. MtUburn «-1415. ,„.«,.. 7 CO. FT, KeWlntlor refrigerator. l*ft houa» in vicinityy for 1117,500, . Built on contract- for i>r«««nt cwnir : It. it* Cjli t5 «•» ths* ml Vuv " m»ny other tx!r« Additi»n»l flrot tion wishes to encouraKe Ml w: 5VOWAK. Tot 3 hour* diiiV. Prepsi* hind door, 4-ym..oSd, 173. Short Htll» Storm windows removed, who, mutt move immeAiatclY ta Pitts- put up Window w^ishln Light fiocfr wln| rtcintly added with in Summit to^tak« advantage'* mwl for «ld«]y cotiple Vicinity 7mg« burtfh. Entrance hall, *pac|ju« living i JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT **parat» entrana* foiaUttnt of 8prittta«! »>eing given so that all >««•»(!nl . J2—P «tt-« «pace, »nd lavttorT. oil on t»t f»r tir»»e Fur «pj>f)lntrnint to fl1 SLUGTHE BUG floor; 3 excellent bedroom* 12 tw!n- trwpeot cull any rt*ttor or in Summit might hav« «'^ "J sif.t) and 2 colored tlJ# tt*lh» on 3fn«J: HIUP WITH WANTBD<-Rouc«a to paint. O. B 0 pleasant leisure time activit. ( Whit*, Jr * Co. Painting «nfl D«e- Fascinating sttached J-ear «.u«ge wi;n «ep*r»te J" ? b TAXI drttvr. Lac«*wauna T«l, Bum- WARNER WEATHlR MASTER orattng. 18 E4gar St., oommlt •• oftrhead doom and «sph»!t drtvewav. _£ will be of grent help I" »'" ' mi t, UO U93-R Fre* Ntlmttn Ii lh» aplendor a;;d tlif bcatity In beautiful an'.'.lrn on large level If.. Aluminum combination windowi, «n tin* neighborhood of moaern hJtnt«. slfoiri ii when they begin their rp doom, porch«, )«lot.ul««. Htrold D»ek- J 0. McOEAt. Palnttr-Paptrtianier— of hotH th* location »nd th» WOOD Tire on mars «nd v> TMR twetmr OF WIIVAC? CAR POLISHER charm of thU »umm«r-w!nt*r air atcludwl icre#n»d porch o»e-lr.-iik!nf On beautitul ttwrene* Av», jvut b»- son'i play in ingtr, local jr«|>r«ie&t*tt*«. Rouib r«ttm«tM FurrUhrd 9 South Street optn fleldi and wiodi in r#»r Reduced attorn «m» Bxptrlenced prtfcrr*4, Orattg* ?B'W 9 randitlonM ranch-t.vpe home. Urn thrtffighmjt fti«t. tlnlftB »nd l| yo i« rnflil*n totm, w« wtil »how yo\i »t>*rco Motor Co, 5i*S Th« m*ln hou«* h** two b*d- to 125,809 for prompt «ale. » fSrif brick hout* *lth ISOxJoo it*', ef A, K. iJAKTEJ), pulntlng and decorat- rtwnu, library. bii!i*rd room, «•> ROBBRt B OIETIR COMtPANT proptr??, and * fln# buoktro'Jnd f>f Jo* Birofka Takes 4H M(wtls_A»», Summit (ram We; P T drgandlf, from ing. Interior and Mterior, flout,a rration room, and four tii»d batlw A. S. ANDERSON, Realtor xtum. Th» r*«ldi>nc«, built In 1MT, w driver, full tim« tin.'i part time* «ei Dotted Swlii, from ««; tafftta. Orant# 2-0S58. ,, in addition, there U • r.ompitt* *Mr to mtlntiin ln*Wt arid out I Ath Brook Golf Titlt ' *«0SI8 alttr 10:30. ' from We; iatla; from S9c; Pinwite »r.d prtttntJou* »n«rfmfnt witn 4*3 (Springfield At# SurmhJ' lit MUmurn «»* MUitiurn-ahnrt room*. S bath*. jum« ft»»m, J»CM p»> Corduroy, from tl ti: Nflen, fr«w RAY NI(iUg~p»lntln(t, ptptrtianvini, tiled bith tor a cajp!| or in«law, Al psrt tlmt; •pproxtmiU'ly Interior ddepratttig, litlrnitt«t ebttr- r»i», otitaidt 0t!D»eu#, plujhoti.t* for Long driving Joe, 10 hour* ptr w»»k We! ton V. Jonruton 89c, Mnnk'* Clo'b. Mo; Rimlitt th« rhil(«r*n Ml 500, lUri'ik aiTlnca In wool, linen. #l!k. cotton, v Summit held lit* A«» ln|ln*«rliri| C". Tnc , BS Rummii l if piii» of WflOOO lrif-UidM »;i '"~~"~~REr)' BR^CK HteYNOI.01 * nrlort, clmp-rrp . viphnlntwypy. bridal WILLIAM ftOitHBR, pintin», pp wsit-'.n-wgii carpeting. dr*pftrtf«i, and »Ut» roof Hnionta.1 t f^rtnia uni Tournament Chjimpimi-liip. di«utm*k»r nntlow »«* *c ht dicmrattnt, 4fl MapU At*. tiHll»rrt tab!*, th« thre« ipfciis*,- Vt buthit Q»» h'n:. l-car g*r»it* with J-IUW ,.f I" , W»* with my poww i*«n <-M«irlM from «»'.•», Din Rivet ld Millbu «-aisf. i>'3f» and the taundrf ftiulpmen' eleclric»lly dfn l,U*ln» Member* featlng .IIIIPX 1 I'JflJ'* TO >M'(0rt wtfkly, entire teuton Bu 4 Bot»nj r««rfut <|i!»»] b» ptiif)i**i>f| rom- field in thf toinnjinifiil '" Lord, M*:ifu»on Beiding-cortami **<:HMlD'r in LANDWRHR, ptln'lni room Sup*rb nien OaM ln;atlon RIAL ISTATI WANTID 71*0, p*p#fhtR|lnif. later!or— GEORGIA. ALLSOPP Punjab w«ni#u!'», Crnmpton «tc tnfom.mn £jiRoMEN(JER Saturday «l tlir Sroi< H Ad»inc» Bii'foriok MrC»l! and T-yti room laiou( »k#',f-h «nd photn, f«nc* on pritatu proptrtr •impHcltr p^t'frns; VofW* and course. AWTHf f*v innfw, Intwtor ami' o' for »ppointm»nt tn Irt*p*c:, ' Realtor OPBW rutDAt ;•». NDMOAT 1-4 Md Ko]P«lM Pi* tern S»rt|9«, Op*n *xt«Hor work. R*i/ir)ri»bi». ifred Pifpn. ! gltf Av*aitt. to us S-CHATH/TM Public Links chainpi'"' • U «xla flwrtr*. Mfcrttn't Con* |!r t«ttion»rr, 311 UprlntfltW A»# lam d BUTLEft AGENCY Exceptional Value TOWNSHIP thr?» ilm» hol'ler «l i ' . !l5£3 inK HIU club h«nori. h*1 OB «•• aehoeli »nd A p*rf*ct for i *m»ii umyciik. Birofkn ha-l » (#UR4f| unfl cttrttiM don* it r w ontlrta. formerly i-innldt As H«H. So Nice fortaftl* l DRIVE OUT TO "ROLLING HIU; »cor« of 14, marking ••" h „,! C*nt*r hn »n«ett'rtilai«io»#«t man. For fi#* M'.iinsii* nlj (talon* to Mini horn* t» In thU h»*ly eotiMflutlvr roiinrt in *'t»' *iii* a»w»f __,_„_, om»d pr»-w»r horn* located «nd K Pfanltltu School 2ntl fl^ir hM 4 *>•» mid b««utlfri!i)r m»i|it«!i!»d trs*p«etton HAT Srook eour»« n^» ll!"nllt' (i-ftw • - LAUNDRY. SPENCER M. MABEN tftoufh Biroftft «i)> Realtor AttSNT M i tough e«m(M»tiiig TOMKHL, f«« tmm Chi$tt*rtt. tun* inuth In rnl ti »«*rh*(»t»« *d. . Kumintti' J*. J .t Sunday's «ni«Hft'"S " lopbU HIH. 1 THE SUMMIT HtRALD, THURSDAY, MAY 77, LEdAL 1 « e «* Cono CauocU taaettui 9tiem of ttii Cixjr cf Summit. ma t>» ;«r tfee 4H« i&tercst* •«( lb* o b» fet-ld «t «£ifl time *t the City net. df!J l to tl>>** Cttr O4 M t£ :82« City of twamu nun) County Court. Piofcata Ha'.l lor t&* fuittlhltlf of Ooodricli. « bttbuu Rs*d. ttturnout, ,M Tnurnl^T, jM^f 24(h, Ooodrefir lor «fU3)> I UeH *n4 guto- . *ud tJat »"«(i>r»J TM will t>« *bow*j HARRY C KAT8S 9f «yrrettOB Of tb« Ccmnuw COUBCU t la tamt&i oiveaj tha-. mo'ollt tlrui md tuJM* M doa ! as dtdutttd. (Proper txempttoti ttrtlt- Pit; Ci«rk. jf ti»* Citr at Suisaijt. feltti rJU br rte«:vHJ i»r ihv[ TH* sotfmr TRUisrr and in ilee i ( CfMJRLEi P. iOSALL, Atl>.. or propum cootrttt. Etch propces! mutt b* t&ei««cd 19 •CALSD c »«cttoa K«. 1 la tU C;^j «I bun.ir.i! Tlifi might be YOU to th* Caunty of Cr.iou, Vjtfc » Biiu- | It Comiatrc St, » »»»1*4 tpvtiopt pri/jHi-iy eu&«r*i4 l CwDfciet* 'A'1 or "T" surfi.ee 1 Vfu-srk 2. N J. witU th* aunt* or ti»» bidder stnd with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES tli»t SEALED M.:J 27. J«. 2. iO. :~, -o « * 4 RIGHT NOW 'he d.stsnatitm of "ft.-* «nd Tub* *«U«1 tyes will b$ r*cc:vta br tte , .\'j\i. (-*V.matta »tt,ov>:.t .'.•: R #00 s so 12 extra Btatj R«qut-em*»U ef the City of Summit" Common Council ct tb» cnv jf Sum- NOTICE U farr«t>r givea Uiil M*l*4 r 10 &.S* »Jli it r:««.>Ted by th* Comtiiac • BHuaMcou* C^ucjt-it turUce pitu- .., crwhifiji sparkling bi*»« «*«» £25 X 30 10 and <*irectc tin C;:r.utoa Cuvccil itilt. ulHll 1:30 I* M iDyii TUSGOAT : ftttu! imii:t!i i* in; (,„£* ui i;, two 4 750 x 20 of the City cf Summit Each it«n Will JC!*8 •!. 19S4 isnd oj^-rudl bt iht C'j-aucU (j: the Cl:>- cf Summit uutU 1 a 4 ^'f N «»ST- TVSSIMY. JVSX I muse*: dtid cer.te'tbd rt-^1 ••) i>.,b- b* considered ui * nrp,ir&,te bid tbove Etmi-d hour «t a regular mt«f- ! :.c M CMS- H. ::, »u«ai»t. w: JVSZ i ICO •so K ii I Bid forms mtsy be obtained {rota Sag of ttitd Common Council to be 1!M4 aad ojMt&etS at tile above -ca-med VALLEY INN tmti* 24,40&4m,ti»« S. S. If M99AU it* Ottit* at tti« £x«cutiv« 6rCi-, held M *aid time- *t the CUy Hall. JJOiif at a «3u3»r meeting ©•• ««{d Cam- • 1954 sS 8:30 P. ML iD.ST.1 tfmu " ' ' City H*.ll, Bumailt. H. J. tor the (urnt«hin# cf &to»« Mid Sice mca C»uactl to >» hri* »t u» time { Ux^-mmpi, «pcciiic»tion« &«d fonn* t ocktait IAitiitgp -.Restaurant :jr lite Tht »ucc««*ru! bidder will t>t rt>Coi.1 for the City of Summit *» &ma$- at ttt Cisy Bili J;.i- the TureUiUor *ad ai bid*. 6oatnMU *B4 i»r:d f-.;r the &*tt4 and in qutatuic* t* etdwrtS pro»a««d vork. pr«p»r«d by rrancl* PACK A BAG AND GO.' 1 im u 20 quired to «m«f into K cataract with '*"*"* of ?r*ff)e eontrri wjuipmtat A. M'dpriy, Cltj ~~ "" Vc»f*y Rd., Stirling the City of Summit within t«a- OS) by 8 MO x £0 *r*ftic « 5 825 x 20 d»v* tittr th* <5«tt: of the IWIIM. B« fisti at' props*** coatrtct. M«i»r. h%v* been iiled in 'the. ofJlct will have a 7 Oayt $1#S wtut»* 2 Bays tn NASSAU! 2 7S0 x 20 Th» COBitno.a Council retei'v«-« the 20 ton* stove coal to b«> dt« 49 it>m rtet cat! to b* to Trmfrte Salt-,*. friday* th*rtaf>«r al 9 P.M. (DSTj frsm Ntw Yerit ind trmy b« ittcrMAXl $r - protpMtivt biddv:* tiur- DECORATION DAY tlie Council mtr d«im a#et«s&ry. oi «)«• City ted lor ly c!ir«t!oa cf ih* Cematro } e# u'attlBtd w tfa? oitlcVcf "thV"fciicu* , —. butillei* bDUn Sid-j. :> v. ill b« •if* S«cmf»rjr »t tfet City H*ll. Summit ' f,urntah«l with t eo»jr of th? ^pwi.'j. MONDAY, MAY 31st. (NCRIS NASSAU LINE •-•-"* wstbeut writtca erdd m»r be iDCfirssetf- or ! ration* itd btut priat* of Tlu- draw. Counftl truy for th* ' lag* by th* *aglrieer on proc-r notice- Milllfiften 7-0499 it Broadway, N, \*. 4, N. Y. For the Best tot ckMtd ir» *t»* pt^nwiU ol cott «f prvp£r*Uonv Hii* rau«t b* Kiflt on tia.itbid pro- Closed Tur«., itaM- 1st City -of. Sununlt. N. J-, properly *»• pt**l Tonw in th* niMBtr d Srnqhetti & Ravioli Dinners i propc*?! must be eoc!t»#.iiy •i;ii^r».:ci *M »1;lt th* jie&Sgsjailoa ot "J*ro- catioui, must j f,ft This Side Of H««y«n " , with tii« nsmt of th* bidder tad pa**! lor tii« furtsUht&c «nd nopM. bMkrt&t tb« fi*m* and "Box Office Open I>»li> ann

- laf ' of trts.fn-.1 caotrol tqutpmvat tat fires* 6f btd«l«-r. *ud e*m« of ro«d o»' ment* Of th* Citv of Summit" ainl Ci- tut C»y of .Summit." OUt*14«, *«SiirM««J to the Mftvor and Sunday 10 A. M. to 1(1 P. M. CALL Summit 4-UW Coatason Council. Citr Pf turnout. N. r«««d to tfe« Common CoussclS of Tjif. *ucCM*ful bidder wtlj or r«-J, tail mwt br a ::.uih providtS Mei! *h»H be r.w jiK-e pw ton. All prop&Mlt RUUit l># tlmn MO.OOO.eo »u4 be delivered »t the PLAYHOUSE TRAV6L BUREAU SERVED ON PREMISES OR TO TAKE OUT The *ucc««ffut bidder sal A« r«-tM? trvtttt8*6 ciitek' or cash for- fVn plkCB tnd on tjie hour dhav.- riemtd. o.ulrt-d to ent-sr Into t «>ntr(.ct with <:.*r crj:t HO';) of the- total »mr>unt Th* «tiin4«rd propcwiil lorm h »t» tht City of Summit within tea H9»or iijp bid ir c*rttft*4 eh-fk u fur- tachet) .to tht iapplementary' tpirifi. t«rrlflgton—-r»lr*cier SUMMIT 6-7108-0208 a**** iit*r the diti o? ih» swurd. nuth%s' i; »hsi:! t>e ms-dt p»y\M« to <-«le>e», c0pi*« of w-htch will fie fur. turn., thru hat. 8:39 Frank's Pizzeria ami Luncheonette Th» Common Council r€ier»e» th# thf Cuv &! suminlt' *"t;'heiu! rti*.*v». uiihed on ippltckttort to frg!r.>i>r 7 Bcechwood Rwid, ,, right to relict any or alt bw* *na to B"tJa«.-<. mti«t writ* th.*tr |>rii« By er«3er-t>f the Mtj'or s.iid Common Sun. *:90; Mad.: Thim,. Sat., 2: Sunsi|| 11 Ashwood Ave. Summit waive any InTormtttuea thefftn md 6r p!s!r'H» jjt ink 1B both «'or s of the trust un- TQ RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUS E S HARRV C KATP3. f!s-r tli'« ••'5th .paragraph of the list Ap l)>' Virginia Cairt ' . .. . ' ' C'.'.v Cleilc. Will atsd Ttitamtut of MAHY E. W;. WITH A GREAT CAST T)*«*d: May i8th. S654. DAT. atc*«*«.«, %ui b« audited, and «tMMl by the Syrrogate, hiid report. Tlckfts Krfsgp's—B*m». All /Vgencles Antiques for settlement to the Union t # Building Materials • Fuel Oil • • Floor Coverings Plumbers NOTICE TO CREDITORS j , GEORGE'S^ STEPHENS - MILLER CO. Repairs Irurtaliattons RSTATE OF BENJAMIN J. FLEO- j STEPHENS-MILLER CO. SWEET - KLEEN CHAl'S, De4. upon t.he «p:>Hrj- , • Bought and gold • COAL - FUKL OIL For- Excellent Laundry Service Think of the COLONIAL INN. in Madison., Complete Estates Bought M Russell rt. SURCMIT «-0O28 Salea & Service SHARP S8 Rusitll PI. SUMMIT 6-0029 Dry Cleaning - Rug Cleaning L« r!f'r»;>y given to the crsdttftrii of We servo th* finesf food and cocktails at 1 Summit Avi*. SUMMIT 6 15 Industrial PL , SCmmlt 7 Lewis Ave. SI?. 6-3331 • Carpet Cleaning scriistr under oath or ,6ffirmat t in thttr moderate prices in a friendly and pleasant Fuel Oil • SUMMIT 6-1711 ria':!Kj ssiJ drmantU ag»iast the es'ate Auto Body • Restaurants of inisl ty fa' ivories SIDING - GUTTERS RIV77 - NIAftE (IAGSHI INP THEATRES Sales—Service Complete Interior Design & Homemade Ice Cream and a member of the faculty of call SDMJIIT 6-QMH and LEADERS the Entwistle School of Art in Fri.-S*t. May 28-29 I0O"-, Ol'AB»VTEKU Furnishings call SUMMIT «-51V» Either VUllams - Van Johnson Alan l,«dd • Susan Stephen ITSFJ* CARS 2S3-2SB Broad Street Summit Ridgewocd. he h author of two "PABATBOOPKR" — *N;h. SZ9 Springfield Ave. HV; 6-3068 Sealtest Ice Cream rear 35 Maple Str*"*t -EASY TO LOVE- — Iwh, iU» "MARRY ME AGAIN" Mndfrtt Body A Paint Shop In ntntt and H lalloni. "volumes on'painting. alio "Stack Fnry" tn Color n Springflpld Ave. SI/. 6-4348 ._ - „ -. i i .1*1 Coal • Insurance SHI Springfield Ave. Sunday Only! M»y 30 SUMMIT 6-M85 Service Stations • Sun.-Mon. !y[»y 39-31 "TAKE HIGH OBOUND" color, I MAY29-JUNE6 Roftfrt Taylor - Ann Blyih plu.i CITY AUTO TOP $ A V E $ Tech. fetturette. Novtlty and STEPHENS - MILLER CO. • Mason Contractors "ALL BROTHERS WERE I Josrph J. Baran, 1'rop. If you own well-maintained Mayr's Sunoco Service \ VALIANT" Tom «nd Jnrt Cartoon BLUE COAL In TMhntcolor — »lw> "Mon.-Wed. SoyTl. June 1-2 • Auto S^at Covers property you need not pay the SUNOCO j Tteh. retlvttttt. Sport Reel THE "NAKED .ftlN'OLE" — Tech. KOPPERS COKE - FUEL OIL .inmirance losses of th« ir- City Mason Contractor knrt Tom and Jerry Cartoon "RED GARTEttS" — Tfch. • Top Service Guy Soccodato, Prop. BUILDING MATERIALS re^poiusible and careless. Lubrication - Car Wishing j • Auto GiaM New Construction & VtoraUgrm Cars Cftiied For nnd Delivered j FREE PLAYGROUNDS i Installed - While - U • Wait 38 Ku'.sHl PI. SUMMIT 6-0O38 .Call Allen Butler (Insurance exclusively) for rates and in- Phone: SUmmit 6-0471 SUmmit 6-3ZI8 j 50! Morrlii Ave. SUMMIT 6-U'Jl 19 Morris Ct. Summit formation. Morrin Ave. & Broud St. i THEATRE Corsets • Auto Seat Covers • 44T SPRINoriElD AVE. JOSEPH DELUCA ZOTTE'S ESSO SERVICE STRAND Summit 4*3900 MARIAN DUNSMORE Mason Contractor Frank Brenn Co. SHOP TODAY Him SAT. MAY 27-29 Brick and cement work Plaster- ! i A World's Fair of Auto Se»t Covers Coraeta - Girdles ing or any Kind of mason work. £sso J i Plinnmf Convertible Tops C&mp-Warner Summit 6-4280 G»t > Oil - LnbrirattoB HOME < Building call SUMMIT 6-1751 StnrMIT 6-3S2I ' RsmodeHnf cor. Broad, Ash wood & Morris Avft. Full? Erected SUBURBAN HAT BAR f • Auto Repairs DAVID H. KNOWLES Techbuilt "Exeiirtion" House • Dairies Complete Ready to Wear Sharpening — Repairs * j I Spontered by the rS'SURANCE COVERAGE Remodeling Ford foundation's T$•' fforkihop LEN'S MOTOR LAWN MOWERS SALES & SERVICE Home & Eminem • f 71st REGIMENT ARMORY S C H M A L Z SUmmit 0-5858 Sl'mmlt 8-1975 HAXD SAWS t Auto RepaStt 111 Summit A.v?. : BABY CARRIAGES Park Artnue and 34th S*. • Milk & Cream If No Amwef, St'mmit 8-2160 I noon-10^30 P.M. Body & Fender Work 332 Springfield Ave. BICYCIiES ;! t Used Cars • Paint Dealers • Piek Up k rxslivery Service 1 • lutrermllk rtw-ura tmmtmn SI Summit Ave. Suminlt • Insulation Contractors • • Cottage CKees* SUMMIT DAN'S BICYCLE SHOP I 48 P»rk Ave. Ba fi-«Ui WHEATON'S JOHNS-MANVILLE • Buffer & Igqs Wallpaper & Paint Co. TEXACO SERVICE HOME INSULATION DEVOE ' Soolfc St, New Pro*l«lM»cc Wiring rompt Ptt Shop* APPLIANCE CO. "SO LONG AT THE FAIR" L mi f CHATHAM PET SHOP • Du Mont • HOA A F#*Wftniln# Myttry Tilmtd In Parht N i W A R K • itr»w**ric-e»ftian We bo»rd your bird* whil* 4»8 »DTinttM« AT*. C|NIMASCOI>£ yoti'rp on v*fl»tl«n .rtir« SAT. JUNE 2-3-4-5 LARRY'S • Imnp Sliadw* • <7IIATIIAM i-*m CYCLE & SPORT SHOP Eaitern Fuel Company «M MAIN PIT, fHIATMAJii -BOB THE LAMP SHOP In tmt ef Bmildtn* N

IMPROVEMENT SERVICE fhontt HMA«LOVWE II (Vrtur Mnwl E, L RHERER tlT AUMINVM rW riiwr * Wull TU« LtROY BALDWIN WINDOWS A DOORS 4«mH*mf A»nr4 Wlmmtt Ait Ki Unwlfiim * Aiphdlt ALUMINUM AWNINGS .*t^' ' . Wall »<•»•?*• f||# lrt#t«I!f«l » A lith • ALTKFUT1ON THI ALASKAN MKIMO" IN TICK rp#t« lMt«|(M f*»i»eMl AM Andfffon,, Bulld«r H4. HO, MMM •M Slorrlt Av*. PhoW IV, im

•••; * .» THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSPAY^MAY 27, »tS4 tt j is now a special comwel for Joha ; Frank Federal Saving* *nd Loan Asso- D. Jackson, Jr., Robert O. tomatically a member »ad en* Rotations Hear Haft on Visiting Nurws to Hold titled to vote »t th« annual meet- ] D. Rockefeller, 3rd «*; Edward Towns r cia!ion,'333 Springfield avenue. SOB, E. Wallace Wilkinson; nom- Far Eastern Affairs | The speaker was introduced by Students Will inated for election, Percy L. Proc- Robert B Hi; Annual Meeting June 8 Election of fiv* trusteess to ing. j Richard L. C ',Y, Jr., program ter of Berkeley Heights. Other Officers for the ensuiaf >*ew Members of the Rotary Club cent A, Burgher. Operate School The annual meeting of the Visit- serve for a period of three year* this Monday liesrd a talk on af- • chairman for <.ae day. will be the principal item of busi- nominations may be made from will be elected by the trustees at ing Nurse Association of Summit ffurs ifl the r ar East by a former < Guests introduced were: B. F. ' ' So Ion* ftj thcrt and Vicinity will be held Tuesday, ! ries». Nominated lor re-election the floor. s meeting of the board of trustees 6re Tomorrow Any person Mho bis donated $1 immediately following the annual Sumiuit reMCifiit. Duiuld H. Mc- ; Sweeney. Gus Pengttore, West drink to be found, June 8, at 8:15 pro., in the board to the board of trustees are Mrs. Lean, who lived on lindtJi place, 1 Orange; Fred Rhodes, Paul Drake, beat a path to yy«, New. Providence — Ninth grade of directors' room of the Summit Frederick A. Steele, Mrs. Glenn or more to the A&socsation is au- meeting. pupils and teachers both are an- ticipating with,, great pleasure —"Stttdfntit Oaf^Momorrow, May 28. Oa this date members of the ninth gracb Mall assume responsibility for the teaching of all classes in ^'Junior High School, as well as functioning in administrative of- fices. Mrs. Knox's office will re- main unmolested to give both secretaries an opportunity to carry on some "business as usual," Thirty-three students have elect- ed classes or offices in which they art interested, and in tjie major- ity of caseSj the choices are good ones. To date many of ihem have already planned their Jes sons .with the teachers: others have received instruction on office routine. 1*0 add some enjoyment and perhaps dignity, other students will be -required to call them by ' their last name*, prefacing each with a ^fiss or Mr, as the case .may be.

Damon Elected President Of Boro Republican Club New Providence—I) avid E. Damon af 11 'Doywood lane was elected president of the New Providence Republican- Club at a , p g meeting 'held last Thursday at Borough Hall. R&R Boned Chicken College Inn *Sup«r-iight'f And Oth«r Top Gradt Brands Other officers elected were Solid p*clt , Mrs. Olga Zeiss. first vice presi- Whole Chicken Watermelon»5 dent; Vito Sahia. second vice 6 oi. •4!b. president; Keith Mount, secre- 69* 1.55 Extra Urge Size tary and James Cucco, treasurer. Smoked Hams Elected to the executive com- mittee were A. E. Zorian, Mayor Whole or Robert Badglcy, Fred G'reenley, Cantaloupe 29 Skank Iltt i Hugh Hamilton, Fred Lorentz Heinz Portiin Portion Either Hat! .and Ellsworth R. Hansell. 10 oi. Washed Spinach Trimmtd 19< Full Cat Mrs. Edith Duke and Mrs. Ik. John Clay were named represent- Tomato Ketchup Fresh Corn «*;d- 55 Ib. 65 atives to the County Committee. vj d Ib. Butt Wisle er fltker ,-. It was announced that plans ••• Florida Oranges • « ". 5 Ready-to-Eat ,r 49c Pertlsa Half Full Cat are being made for a rally to be Wo!d 69. held in October at which Clifford bottles Seedless Limes - of4 E. Case, GOP candidate for U.S. 4L R oB i Senator, is expected to be the Pork.nd tom.io I6oi. C California lemons ' ^ •3r17 A t P'» Pilgrim Quality - Ready-tO-Cook (Fully Cleaned) 1 principal speaker. Baked Beans or vtsetana c«n 15 Tomatoes «**•••. itW Tomato Juice . . . . . 3 Sizes 20 Dancing Classes Given by New Green Cabbage .F««-.«b»«.r*..>.4t Ib. Brown Mustard . . . . . tt 24 lbs. c Bore to Conclude Saturday |«r New Potatoes u.s.N "°S.^".i. New - Providence — The con- Cooked Macaroni wu«ch.,,.«..,£. 2 0 cluding dancing lesson in the w C series sponsored by the Board of Cooked Spaghetti * *°- *.««• 2 ^1°' 29 Fresh Carrots esllo big Recreation will be given Satur- 10 inch Cut 7 Inch Cut day, May 29, Walter McCarthy, Sweet Mixed Pickles . . ;.2^ Ribs of Beef 53 59. program supervisor, announced. Outstanding Values! e c The dance clases, which began Oven-Ready Ribs of Beef £%Z$Z* t 63c in December, have been a popular feature with more than 250 resi- I Breast 0' Chicken sfe c F dents being enrolled in the pro- Swift's Prem Sirloin Steaks j-r««^> 75 Ground Beef "^ C C gram. Twenty lessons were given Luncheon meat Tuna Fish * 79* Sliced Bacon **«•*+* %l'43 ^ 85 on Saturday mornings providing Light m»«t — tolid pack Porterhouse Steaks ^-^•«• - instruction in ballroom dancing 12 ex. / CHERRY C for older children and ballet and Chuck Roast or Steak >- 39 Boneless Veal Roast • rythm for younger ones. The first ten lessons of the ser- Top Sirloin Roast ^ Frankfurters PIE Broiling i, ies were for elementary pupils and 53 the final ten for advanced student^. Boneless Chuck Pot Roast •t undtr '. Excelsior LARGE 8" ! Av«i(*bl. Only in SIZE Legs of Lamb ,^;£(, Fresh Shrimp Fre»h Fith Dtpti. 71 • Boiled Lobsters ^^ DIAMONDS frozen Meats Legs of Lamo ,„ s,t«.s#r,:c, M.** O»PH. 1 WHITE BREAD h APPRAISED Sandwich Steaks . . . tr'ttpkj. ROLLS - ***K^. ..^i*-!!,, gr% NSE Buttered Beef Steaks .... pk9 LAYER CAKE °»* COCONUT UE IB 01. FOR Anidverttry — NsUtti 6 c COFFEE CAKE C*UM.SQUA» Grapefruit 3 . 26c Cookies 49c INSURANCE Cheeseburgers . . , . , . pl;3£) E 12 oz. Veal Cutlet tanlrtrtl 3 32c Cookies Hytfroi — Sttttklsc 35c Frozen Foods Tomatoes Calves'Liver...... A 4P FIRST 8 si. J C# Orange Juice :: 2 27c liked Beets QlSltf CM 10c Red Salmon Icy Point eM t|3( S*t»fcr 22 01. <>i< lSS( College Inn Tomato Za-Rex Syrup iibb Manhattan Pickles wial mind bottle Banquet Boned Chicken . Grape Juice ^ 2'-35c s t Juice Cocktail Fur* friH flavor.J Stuffed Olim s :,lotW,# Broadcast Corned Beef Hash "::27 10 «u NEWARK-SUM MIT full I6ot. 4f|c 26cn. A4 Libby's Spinach pkg*. Libby's Ripe Olives «»«>" Wilson's Chopped Beef . . .35' boHl. WW feottlt** 10 M, Libby's Raspberries can Burry't Dickens Assortment Cudahy Roast Beef Hash . C ELECTRICAL Sunkist Lemonade !**»**« 3 Potato Chips 59 Tuna Fish ^Ij, '3. C c CONTRACTORS Southern Star Sunkist Orangeade **»*,*« 3 I9« Cut-Rite Waxed Paper . . ; 25 Bumble Bee Salmon i;:;':Blu(b^; INDUSTRIAL 12" BoniltK .nd tiiinttsi- 4 3 U <"• Shrimp . Reynolds ;:r Wrap port.d — v«riout br.ndi * c*ni RESIDENTIAL T C COMMERCIAL DakyMade Sandwich Bags -^— 3 :!?, 25 Rock Lobster ^$*.r *;; Bonito C 5} oi. B. RUSSELL, Jr. and Ice Cream 2... 53c ,.:.95c Marcal Pastel Napkins 3 % 25 Harris American Grabmeat H. WOODSON Solid 7iz. River Brand White Rice . 2 25 Libby't-Mikes A Qeiieiws Strawberry Simdu 44 or 46 Cook Ave.. 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