11, 1946 Published Every Thursday

Paper — Fa* Still Needed Save Youn THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY o. 48 Enlerod FLU Second clasii Matter Post Office, Wcstlleld, N. J, WBSTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 published Every Thursday. 20 Page*—S ,elebration Attendance Winning Float In Welcome Home Parade Watermelon Hunt Feature Of Week Council Lets Contract breaks All Records At Playgrounds For Quimby St. Work 11,000 At Fireworks Display. Senior Baseball Rev. Lord Preaching All Events Of Day Are Well Attended. Tournament In At Union Service Expect Job Three Way Tie f 2"" Westfleld's Welcome Home Celebration in honor of the veteran The second of this summer's Un World War II went into history Thursday evening with the final To Be Started A watermelon treasure hunt ion Services will be held Sunda at the fireworks display as another hit in a long list. Even pre- at 11 a. m. in the First Metho th of July skeptics, who predicted the program would be receive highlighted activities at the town's four playgrounds last week. With dist Church, with Dr. John Wesle In Three Weeks S little enhtusiasm, had words of praise and the crowd of speetato: Lord, minister of the church Vriin fireworks display, estimated ice cold pieces of watermelon as pjfaes for the winning teams, the preaching. The sermon topic More Tax Title , Police Chief John R. Schreiber fiiint at Columbus resulted in a tie "Dealing With Fear and Anxiety.' 11000 attested to the complete- Move Begun For with "Dolly" Green and James The second in the series of sum Property Sales L'of the program. Police re- Hall captaining the teams. The mer vesper services on Sunday aft- Sed there were 925 cars parked ernoons in Mindowaskin Park wil' Are Approved for ho Region Hospital watermelon winners at the Grant I, the fieW \ evening concert playground were led by Kitty be held Sunday at 5 p. m. on th d fireworks display. Rash. The McKinley team was lawn below the Presbyteriai Work on the widening of Qui»i Kobert E. Crane and L. B. Haz- and Columbus caused an upset by 115 Victoory Bond, by the three defeating McKinley 6-5. cvete Co., Plainfield, , Mrs. K. H. Kree, Mias zard to confer with officials of oth- Standard Bitulithic Co., of toy F. Reynolds and' Miss Mil- er towns. The line-up at McKinley an Tennis Benefits York, $19,284.70; Nesto Conj,_, , Columbus. led Fredrlcks. Second prize, a The move resulted from a repori tion Co., Newark, $21,978.75j Ot* ISO bond, went to the float entered to the Cranford Township Commit McKinley Columbus II. Winons Co., Elizabeth, $24,1 C—E. Bullock M. Buccino For Red Cross »the SAR and the DAR, which tee by the Charles P. Neergaard 1 .20, and Franklin Contracting - Co. of New York, consulting serv Photo by Wltto P—B. Peterson A.. Migolozzi Newark, $22,304. depicted the New Jersey signers Tho firil priie winner, entered bjr the We.tfield Lioni Club, had two "Lioiu" and a lion tamer. A> the ot tie Declaration of Independ- ice in hospital planning, advising lb—B. Bullock V. DeStefanls Club Tournaments float proireised along the line of inarch, one of the lioni continually broke looie from the cage and 2b—D. Bishop D. Stiles Mr. Hopkins said the etreet ' ent Third prize, a $25 bond, against a hospital in Cranford mingled with the spectator!, to the delight of the many children watching Ihe parade. The •iim on be widened from its present I m won by the American Legion financed by Cranford subscript 3b—L. Dunkley A. Murvosa Start Saturday the tide of the Boat read: "A Roaring Welcome". (Other pictures on page Six) ss—C. Jarvis Chester Hall age of 34 feet to an average tntrj, a re-enactment of the flag tions. 60 feet. Five trees will be rei* tailing at Iwo Jima. If—C. Bullock V. Moratto A tennis tournament sponsorei The report of the Neergaard Co. cf.—D. Hall J. Stallone by the Wes.tfield Tennis Club foi moved, new curbs and side Tin judging was done on a point pointed out that an initial capital lnid and storm sewer and expenditure of $745,000 would b< Bill White's Blitz Is Dead Pierson Named if.—I. Monroe R. Mason the benefit of tho American Ret bis with a possible 90. The Lions Grant and Columbus grounds Cross will start Saturday when th( basins will be altered', '•_ Club got 89 points, the SAE-DAR •required for a 75-bed hospital which is the minimum size the, are tied for lead in the junior base- singles division gets under way al A contract for tho repairing of. % the Legion 75, the Veterans of Bill Leaving For California And ball division. 2:30 p. in. It is open to all mem- broken curbs in various parts of^ Foreign "Wars entry 67 and the would recommend for this area. To GOP Post The annual operating expense ,of A New Dog Some Time This Week A group from the playg'rounds bers and their guests. All entry town amounting in all to about * fcat of the Board of Education, were the guests of the Now York fees and profits on balls will be 1800 lineal feet, wns awarded to*' 48, Prizes were presented by Will- such a hospital would be between Will Be Chairman Of $26,000 and '$30,000. Blitz is dead. After eight years of faithful service to his muster, Yankees last Wednesday. LeRoy donated to tho Red Cross. Williams and Caechione, WestfteM - i S. Schaefer, chairman of the Scurry, leader of thc McKinley A feature of the tournament i contractors on a bid of $2804,.' With several hospitals already Dill White, Blitz was put to lasting sleer^Tuesday morning at the Sum- County Finances Float Committee. niit Dog and Cat Hospital. The dog had been suffering from a paraly- group, took charge of the group. thc fact that it is open to women Tho only other bid submitted wiwt The afternoon softball games at in the county and vicinity am as well as men. Junior players, from Bonjnmin Cnldora, also of many of these now planning ex- sis in his rear legs which doctors could not cure. Blitz won tho distinc- Selection of Arthur N. Fierson Several activities nro planned Washington field, between the Col- tion of being the first dog awarded tho Army-Navy "E." of Wcstftelii, county treasurer am for this week. An amateur show wishing to test their prowess a Westfield, whose estimate was $3i« ored Veterans and an American pansion programs, the firm advisee Some time ago, Bill made appli- former state senator, as chairman will be featured. A sand model- racket wielders, are nlso encou'r 33B. -v. Legion team was won by the for- against any hospital in Cranford aged' to enter. Tho Franklin Contracting Cot The report was concluded with the cation to the Haxel Hurst Founda- of thc finance division of the Union ing contest for both seniors and mer 11-8 and the game between County Republican Committee wa juniors will also be held, Swim- Due to the recent increase in of Newark will complete the limp the Walker Turner girls and the following statement; Presbyterians tion for the Blind in Pasadena, Cal., which trains guide dogs, and announced today by Warren N. ming is planned at the Y for girls the active membership of the club provement of E. Broad and othsni Central Hanover Bank girls' team, "Should Cranford and other Gaffney, Roselle, county chairman. on Monday ami for boys on Fri-and high quality of play which streets, the Council was notifigjj^ ma won by the former 11-0. Ap- nearby communities join together was awaiting word from them as Increase Staff to when he might be accepted. Formation of the finntice commit- day. A hike and boating at Echo many of the new members exhibit, by the banding company for tlMP proximately two thousand persons for the establishment of a hospi- tee was Gaff ney's first step towar Lake is scheduled for the seniors. the tournament should prove par D. & L. Contracting Co, of R»h-S attended the games. tal of adequate sise,,on a site con- Tuesday night he received a telegram from them that because of the autumn campaign. Wood and crafts projects are ticularly interesting this year both way, which abandoned its contract : Tvf Mmorial Serviett venient for nil, the project might M. Allen Kimble planned. for contestants and spectators. after initiiil work was started be* b Jibte A Jl h consid- the withdrawal of a person In tho Sheriff Alex C. Campbell, Scotch Both ptmoriak- services at, 5 Named Assistant class beginning Juty 15, he could Plains, chairman of tho Executive On- Saturday, inly. 20, ,.Uii cause of inability to obtain suf- \ VtteVta.hmorof.those who gave ering." Committee, will be finance secrc- :loublcs tournament for the bens- ficient labor. tkit Uve» in the recent war were bo accepted then. Bill will leave M. Allen Kimble of Princeton by plane the end of this week to tary. Gaffney nlso will act on th< Urges Slight fit of the Red Cross is scheduled Tho original contract called lot- a-ell attended. One was held at N. J. Realtor Head Finance Committee, on which th to begin. full width paving and resurfacing'* My Trinity Church and the oth- has joined the ministerial staff of begin training. tho Presbyterian Church in West- Several weeks ago, when it was other members will include: Both tournaments are under the of E. Broad' St. from Chestnut Sfc-2 tr on the lawn of the Presbyterian To Discuss Housing Senator Herbert J. Pascoe, Eliz- direction of George J. Hoffmann to Springfield Ave. and improving; Church. field and will be ordained there in ronlized that Blitz could not act Rent Increase September. Mr. Kimble is a grad- as a guide for very much longer, abeth; Register Edward Bauer, Jr., and those wishing to enter of portions of Windsor PI., Rip*", In the evening, preceding the On Radio Tonight Elizabeth; Surrogate Charles A. may call him or place their name ley Ave. and Livingston St. 'EgtU •% fireworks, Ihe Westfield Band play- uate of Wheaton College, Wheaton, a replacement fund was started Hawkes' Amendment 111., and Princeton Theological with Frank Betz, president of the Otto Jr., Elizabeth; County Clerk on the list at the clubhouse. ranted cost ia approximately $00,- i* ed a concert under the direction of C. K. Garretson, president of Henry G. Nulton, Hillside; Deputy 000, nearly all of which will be - Trite Heim. The day's program Seminary. Before taking up his Westfield Trust Co., acting as cus- Would Give 15% Raise the Wcstfteld Board of Realtors, theological studies, he attended todian. Contributions may be sent County Clerk Grover C. Tranor, Daughters Of America paid with State Aiid funds whiqh V started with the Sunrise Service states that tonight over Station Cranford; Under Sheriff Charles were accumulated during the war, ' in Mindowaskin Park at 8 a. m. the Law School at the University to him. Senator Albeit W. Hawkes, Re- WAAT at 8:45, Ormond A. Kieb, of Virginia and was also employ- Bill was an inspector in the Re-E. Ayers, Roselle Pnrk; Director publican of New Jersey, Tuesday Install New Officers Further activity In sales of town' Alan Bruce Conlin, general president of the N. J. Association ed by the Department of Justice William I. McManc, Summit; Su- chairman of the committee arrang- gina Corp., a defense plant in Rah- introduced an amendment in thc tax title property waa reported *_ of Real Estate Boards will speak n Washington. He is a veteran wny, when that plant was awarded perintendent of Public Works Roy Senate to the price control bill, Incoming officers of Star of with the approval by the Council J ing the full day's program, praised on the vital facts of the housing of World1 War II, having served E. Carey, Union; Mayor F. Ed- West, No. 60. of Westfield of the the work of the members of the the Army-Navy "E" in Aug., 1942. which would force tho Price Ad- of tho sale nf a lot at 195 Tudor situation as they exist 11 days with the United States Navy. Thc dog was forgotten, so a group ward Biertuempfel, Union; Pros- ministrator to permit a raise in Daughters of America, were in- Oval for $500 to Michael Busco of' various committees in the follow- after the expiration of OPA. secutor Edward Cohn, Elizabeth; stalled at their meeting Tuesday ing statement: Mr. Kimble was married last of employes wrote to Maj. F. P. esidential rents a total of 15 pet Cacciola PL; lot at 191 Tudor Ovat Tho local president pointed out MacMnsters, officer in charge of Chairman Emeritus George D. ent in all defense-rental areas. by District Deputy Mrs. E. Leach. for $425 to P. W. Atamontyk also * "I wish to personally thank all that the Realtors of New Jersey year to Miss Sara Elizabeth Rog- Rankin, Cranford J Elections Com- ers of Spartanburg, S. C. They thc New York Ordnance area, re- The amendment provides that j The flngbenrers were Mrs. E. Hall )f Cncciola PI. and a lot at 964!' the people of Westh'eld who co-op- a're proud of the statistics released questing that Blitz also be honored missioner Edward A. Rocscl, Eliz- and Mrs. H. Howart. Dunham Ave., to Chester West of • erated with the General Commit- by State OPA Director Richard J. hope to take up residence in West- abeth, and Road Supervisor Roi C. he administrator authorize a 6 field in the near future. with the "E" for his trusty as- )er cent rise over rents prevailing Officers installed were: Coun- 'rospect St. for $400. " . tee for the July 4 Welcome Home Tarrant, who estimates that since sistance to Bill. Blitz's rise to Collins, Westfield. cilor, Mrs. M. Frank; associate I Celebration. The day went off as the end of OPA, on 720,000 rental His primary responsibilities will in Juno 30 of'this year, effective Subject to final passage or bot- fame was marked by several full m or after enactment of tho pricc- councilor, Mrs. L. Lear; vice-coun- er offers at the next meeting July j pwnned and many people have met housing units, rent increases in be the Madison Ave. and Branch page spreads in the roto sections cilor, Mrs. C. Wells; associate vice lie on the street and congratulated New Jersey amount to less than Mills Chapels which arc under the June Marriages Almost ontrol extension act, Another- 5 '2, the following offeis were tenta- of leading newspapers around the ier cent increase would follow on councilor, Mrs. Q. Wells; record- ively accepted: Clarence D. Wa- W on the results. I personally one-tenth of 1 per cent. supervision of the Westfield church. country. ing secretary, Mrs. D. Gntcwood; «»not take credit for never was He will also be responsible for Double Year Ago 30, 104u, and a final 5 per ers of 511 Edgar Rd., lot at 510 Mr. Kieb's address tonight will Blitz's much-photographed face ent on Mar. 31, 1947. The in-conductor, Mrs. B. Bartholomew, Codding ltd. for $175 and James 'iral hairman so blessed with tell the residents of New Jersey oung people's activities and share and warden, Mrs. A. Thorburn. Jitce members who knew their; in the ministerial duties of the was cartooned in Sept., 1943, un- The Boaord of Health bus listed •reases would be in effect until tho Vassil, lot at 601 Short Hills facts about housing in a 15 minute der the caption of "Home Front fflco of Price Administration cx- Also finance secretary, Mrs. J. Ave. for $400. The offer of Fred wind did them well. I want to broadcast that "will explode the Westfield church with the Rev. 2(i marriages for thc month of Balko; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Hall; . .vii. » want, tu uiuauciisi mm win LXjiiuue tiiu Robert M. Skinner and Rev. Merle Service," but his activities did notJuno, an increase of ] 1 over last •ircd. Osmun of Edgewood Ave. to pur- f^Wcialcommendation to Chief I shroud of propaganda which now end there. He was an honorary Both Senator Hawkes nnd Sen-outside sentinel, Mr. D. Gatewood; hase n lot at 403 Edgtwood Ave., engulfs this subject," it is report- . Irwin. year's figures. Six of thc mar- ___ (Continued on Page 4) member of tho Lions Club, and was riages were out of town. Seven itor H. Alex;"under"sin1th""uiso~ofi inside sentinel, Mrs. L. Brehm, and 'or $550 was rejected. ed. the first dog ever admitted into an ted with the majority trustee and junior councilor, Mr. deaths, a decrease of two compared this state, voted v..~ .....J«....J i T An offer to purchase a lot at Taffy Walstead Elks lodge. New Year's Day was n favor of the Wherry amend-1' L '. ,,,"Balkolko.; Wark Boy Charged to last June, were also noted. Thir- nThe committees named by the Cdgar Kd. and Lynwcod PI. for Westfield Enjoys always a big occasion for Blitz, teen births were recorded. In ent, which was passed 49-26. Thc ;»0D, submitted by Perry W. Doty uly Cover Girl fo'r it was then that he was given mendment specifically exempts councilor were Good and Welfare With Auto Theft June, 1!MB, [V?. births wore tabu- with Mrs. A. Thorburn in charge, f 572 Dorian Rd., was referred Sane Holiday the No. 1 dog license at a cere- lated. Complete figures for this rom price control livestock, poul- to the. Finuncc Committee. mony at thc organization meeting y, eggs nnd food or fecil predi- and Memorial, on which thc Mes- James Kane, 19, of 55 Chad- Miss Marion Ruth (Taffy) Wal- June have not been compiled, how- dames II. Pilles, P. DcLong and A group of residents of St. Newark was a lre No fatalities or accidents were stend, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.of tho Town Council. ever. One adoption was recorded. cts processed or manufactured in EnL M°" , - " - reported over the long Fourth of Blitz was born on July 26 of 'hole or substantial part from L. Brehm are serving. Murks Ave. requested the Council fcnfcd M0mlllv by Officer Charles W. J. Walstead of 32.1 Mountain A drop in communicable diseases Visitors were present from Mar- to pave that street for its full July holiday in Westfield, accord- Ave., is presently appearing as the aristocratic parents and was train, in Juno as compared with the two vestock, pouiti'y or eggs. ing to the Police Department here. •d by the Seeing Eye in Morris- Yesterday, both voted f'"i ' , i tha Washington Star, No. 23, in width from So. Chestnut St. to "«of Broad nnd Elm Sts. cover girl on thc July issue of tho previous months is reported. In l0!' amcl" " i I'lninficld, and Star of Irvington. Castlenian Dr., the cost to bo as- The accidental death toll in New Women's Hume Companion. Taffy, town. He was assigned to Bill in April there were 411 cases nnd in merits baning price control on milk »«JiJe had stalled his motor sov- Jersey, however, reached fifteen. May 19118, when they trained for and dairy products and on petro- sessed against the property own- lllr cs the traffic light and who began her modeling career thc May them were 105 cases. There ers. The request was referred to !., " , The fatalities were: Four traffic, first of the year, has already ap- a month together. He has travel- were only GO cases in June. leum products, which passed and Rector's Mother d thc one plane crash, six drownings, ed al! over thc country with his against exempting grains from the Department of Public Works, dI," ictmsc. Overcome by his jicared on the cover of the Newark Included in the GO cases of coni- A request of Dr. Henry Kudmair ;s two fire, and two miscellaneous. Sunday Call magazine, Apr. 7. master, lending Bill his eyes nnd munici-ible disoascs were: Chicken price ceilings, which wns defeated. Hurt By Cyclist s, the youth explained Highways in New Jersey were him with confidence. of llloonifield, a veterinary, for Taffy is working with the So-inspiring pox, .'M; impetigo, one; measles, permission to operate the Mueller »«t town" amUdmiu " "'" '^ the scenes of frequent traffic jams, s h 111; scarlet fever, aix; tuberculosis, Mrs. K. J. O'Dnnnell, 7(1 years especially on tho shore routes, cioty of Models, an agency which I Blit,",'z" ""has save" d Bill's life more Two Youths Charged Dairy farm on Springfield Ave. »o driver's license ' "" ° ° enters to junior- fashion mnga- j J" ?'!cc' one; whmipinsf cough, eight; ma- old, of 201) HUSK PI., mother of the as a veterinary huspittd, was re- There was also heavy southbound ily 16 days until his Kev. Arthur F. O'Dounell, funnel1 iCf All)CTt Aalifil >1(1 zincs. She will appeaa pi r on several I ,J;f 'l'"? ™ laria, one; stroplucoeci, two. There With Burglary ferred to the Hoard of Adjust- Mm,'" ? - was traffic on Route 25, where four ad- [ tenth birthday, Hlitz followed the were 11 doir liites reported in June rector uf St. I'IHIP.H Kpiscopal ment. Referred to the Depart- Von/°" telephone from Gar- ditional Elizabeth policemen were other covers of leading magazines tradition of ancient heroes and was Church, .suffered a fractured right *>, and both th? |. , | | and four persons were lined $5 ment of Public Works was ii cum- ca lm t le stationed. Other rouda and streets, in the next few months, Taffy, a cremated. each for allowing their dogs to run Two boys, VI and M, on probii- I'M' and abrasions on both elbows , .| ,.,, OIIULUphotographi^ 1 [1 IIOI1. IIIUIU'Ic model, OilS ill.X, haI UOSets alsi o posed nniiik'ation from Thomas V. Al- carrvint: mostly passengers on ' „ , ! .,, ... ; , s at large, tioii shire sprine;, were uppreluMi'l- wlien she was struck by a hk'yele. bert of Cranford reipiestinjj i\H ex- t"'c tllc the luiijiniyg, iu * ' r,,tni,t nnv tav fashion illustrations and ad- «" »»d been vcrtisenients. ed Monday by Lt. (Minrles Ben- us sin.' was crossing the street at tension of a sanitary sewer (in n rcporled. shorter jaunt?, did not present any ! Canteen Corps liroad nnd Kim Rts., Miniday at serious traffic problems. Taffy is a graduate nf Westfield linger mid Police Chief John It. Fnirview Ave, from Hurtling St. High School, class of lO-in, where Feeds Bandsmen Westfield Twins Sehreiber when they were seen on ():()5 p. in. She was treated by a to Callows Hill ltd. pie H he corner of Dudley Avii\ phynieinn heforu *he U':i.n tala'ii to ome Ens. Nettleton Assigned she majored in art, She wns also | . . Enlist In Army AIiiblciiliiM'K Hospital, I'lainlielil. Jerome llurku asked tho Council active in numerous activities and j , CJantot'ii Corps of the Red jlni St. with an air rille. to approve plans for the construc- To Navy Destroyer Th( Thi1 youths are charsred Tlie cyeli.Ht ^vas Thomas, flurlon. arrivc committees, and followed musical j c,-0SK niado ZOIIO sandwiches for, tion of an Hulo service station ut " John A. and Charles K. Henry, breaking; in lii homes during th(! 1,'J, of 1HI2 J'ro.spcel. St., who was and driimatic interests. Taffy waul (|,,, |une]ie,,n served the II hands I (irove Si. ami Central Ave. The Ensign Dnnforth Nettloton, WI1 18, wins uf Mr. nnd Mrs. Archi-i last. week. The nren in which the ridini; lunitii on Mini Wt. and turn- scl S '•».'(, is I'll unite tu San Francisco voted "most, versatile' 'in her ,?rad- which marched in ilie Fourth uf reqne.,1 was referred to Ihe IJoard 1 bald O. Henry, Ti-ll Knit-muni Ave , j 1'oys operated includes homes mi ed rie,ht i'll.o Hi-nail Hi. Mr.-;. IIC will uutinfc clans. July parade. Tin committee was:. I of Adjustment. where he will report for l-l<'K'"l "'"' >'«"' vania 1'L, and Kim-lair PI. I'YiekiMMini nf (he I'Mre Depurl- ii ,..j,.,... \t .,s ti u' i>..i t., :t!.,. ' ' I' iiu f.'i.--]. y of J (i-'iv II a inn- j • Three Wcstfielderc Home From Japan Ilinlson, Airs. II. W. lioberts, Al shire where tliey niajore:! in Chem- nienl. Also approve*} was the in- Two Array ami two Navy W. M. l.eonanl, Mrs. II. I!. Ander- Red Cross Sewing slalliiliuli uf a new lire hyilrnnt , Closing rd ii-al Kni;iiiee;iii:r. They intend to Discharged From Service of WcstlU-ld luivc liei'ii dh'.chu JIIII, Mrs. II. (J. I'.rewn, Miss a! (inuiih'iev/ Ave. and Maryland A family dinner parly July ,1 try the Army life anil Ihen relnrn from service. Hhei'im Wehsler, Mr.-. W. L. (iiir- Department Closing . lioheil M. Hriida, l''TM.'ic, of SI. I(FI> ••eleliriile.l ' tile return of Opt. to Ihe tlniversily of New Iliuiip- Service ('en- Lt. Col. Fri'iierirk J. risuii, Mrs. C. M. llcliliert, Mrs. nil'i Wuiidlaiid Ave, was disehuiwil John Al. Jlm-kciuie i.f :>ll Well« lialpli K. Lewis of !HS ('arleton .1. W. Valentine, Mis. John Klne;. shire l,o coinpleie their coileee ca- ad SI., will h(! 1. mid C|'l. Vytaul !•'. Tallinn.-*:!: I'lie (ii'wing ilepin-lnienl. uf I lie from the Navy at (ireal. Lake,; on 'it. \va:i appoint,! to fill a vafan-.'y [{if. fs out Japan. !'a|it. Lewis ar- P.lr.s. W. V(,ri;ell.'en, A! is. A. \V. reer. :' dlirili); July iif Hi-l Division St., received fhi'ii July Ave., was release .J Mffttjjyiig: iStf total toi °1 ind women to ; men and one each in Crsnford arid overabundance of nitrogen, for ex- Shirk's uncle, Capt. "Walter Ma-j tive duty with the Na J aerompli'ihment and leadership, son Dickinson, who fell at the bat- j6. He had served 38 IjlHislf^f the year to #1S,3T3,19, of tli Rahvray were among 48 Candidates ample, tind a lack of water will | ^^^jS.|l?ifS4»i3ftp«t»",:'.w»* the has been formed in tie of El Caney, July 3, 1898. Capt. the service, tieut. ili : cause the tree's foliage to turn, j H^pJeriîrewraîiBr the first half '""""• , „ . , _„„ i April attorney examinationg, the In human beings, you'd say he'sDickinson, who was Adjutant and to attend business school, ittjp'SWV* aithwf h it W«JJ not the beginning to turn up his toes. Quiu'terniaster of £he Seventeenth i^^taSs'-foj-jiny sijswontte. This Keg-ular infantry, was the highest I Both under-developed and over- ranking American officer killed in 1 sjrSSwl beloagsi to the period from with the Secretary of State's of- the board said. developed trees suffer from wrong it billion dollars thtt WtKmjmm 'Get,. ««, when $18,- the Spahish-Ameriean War. He I fice at Wilmington, IIPI. Head- ELIZABETH—No tonsillectoni. food. Over-dPVpment, or ex- luated from West Poinfcj priated by Congress : quarters of the Foundation 'will be ies or abertoid operations will be cessive growth, indicates struc- in 1S81. fiscal year, weald, if |lipA:lBRroi(T--The swank in West Orange. performed at St. Elizabeth Hospi tural weakness. The tree is then miles, be 258 times ts! during Juiy and August fce vulnerable to damage by storms. S^^J^;,Yft*lit, <31ub w*» raided rm HAH WAY — Launching a pro- Winter wheat -will top 800,000,- from the earth to the BOB 8i|fjai!i;i»Ml}iir by Monmouth j cause af the potential dancer of An abnormal browning of leaves m hrim; Ihi' each patknti developing infantile 0O0 bushels, private crop experts New Jersey Taxpayers' 2 g»|!|Qft%t8elive3 wtio tooJt T5 well (frnm may he attributed to lack of wn- estimate. lion. • * fSpr^Wt persons into custody for a zoning code which will meet the j paralysis, it was announced by Sis- ter or heavy drying winds. Sugar s:g|ijtiBnlriig In connection with needs of the city today, members j ter Alice Itegina, hospital aupevm- maples, beeches and dogwood which 3J$ihJMJr% charges. : Litter, »I1 butof a special committee' nnmeil by Ltendeut. Elisabeth General Hospl- have shallow roots are very sus- Wifc*|r* f>teasefl withotit chai ' Common Council studied general' (al will continue to schedule sued recommendations. The last revi-j operations, but will cease if any ceptible to drying out. tpoftuirfc .police »et fBÔO tail', The white birch ia a favorite of ^g^JW*lf«*n; <*«t*M of aiding sion of the eode was made 16 years ; aiKn of a paralysis outbreak de- ago and the Ri-owth and develop-] velops, \V. Malcolm MacLeod, la- many homeowners in this aren. If pjpîflltijjji a gambling house, the tree has a scanty top and in- Town of Westfield rtjj(|iB^ly*-.^hen-thc motor of ment of the city plus changes made ; perintendoiit, said- The same peJ- iflSttir^tilsyj^^^stopjreil a: few mo-in building practices make it seem I icy will be followed at Alexinn conspiepotis ridges on small limbs, IpieiiteiWt**-their take-off from advisable to bring the &>de up to" Brothers Hospital, it is likely being attacked by the (l!f«}!^^W>H#4 •; Mtptkt Satur- date. To this end ths Special Z«n- j CAMp KILMER __ Two „„„ bronze birch borer. Unless con- t@jgffXtfMifmn arir**kitions on Ihe Navy of the future by the Navy's top- MILITARY BALLOTS !m!$f$lfiy>M'. •'•• Berloitsly injured. Commission for establishment of! fire compaisie* fron< nearby New fMtkiHf Admiral.1*, Intludinn Admirals el the Fleet Ernest K. King disease. 'Sgng^tiigi!. pillie sold Flathmann, permanent Fair Rents Cummit- Bnuwwiek aided camp firemen m M4 Chester W. Nimiti in tie just released book "Battle Stations— Proper sprays at the proper iliHelBifiteiftthft ^rpori, had been p s p tight (O cxtinifuisli the Yaw N*vT In Action" portrays the electronic pilot powerhouse time will do mueh t» curb these f#jjjp(ôn trie jilsna before he too if exist ins eun/uslon in respect » about I steading; off the enemy short ami detonating miles above the carfh Municipal Clerks art required by law to funj to the status of the Price CContio l bbi.mi c whi.-h vrsu b pests. !WpsjjPtij>,' Trie; craft was fcss Act continues. The committee «• a. ML. TTh* irxi'ie buildintf, moat-j ty means of super sfnngih tlr'*"-"'* waves enemy atomic missiles July and Aufrust ia the time to the County Clerk a list of all eligible voters now itt|ftt;|: j«a* «ld;'*iid. was oh.: jee that your trees and shrubs get the Military Service. <• . S^^ft|-tii«l fi th* fiefd for sight- of a ten to fifteen per «r.s in- tW'J i»fcf« It u.=e« a cafef - ample water. Many of the orna- l^^lttjif JfaitrueflW. ft foiled crraBe which the bosrj approves i*tsa. dnnce floor the cRBdidatg for local, cotinty, mentals may have been recently i^S^SvJftiScKâiliJtaa* oftw the in accordance with the y of »r« ^ state, tmi eongressjonat ofliees will fransplantetl' and have not yet had Notice i» hereby given, requesting all persons hi (w#£tf ^Witnesses said, and erfleh- Von Mehren Wins h the National Reaiton Anwuiixn. — A shoitaee of be. Secret ballots are used. The time to develop an adequate root ing knowledge thereof, to advUe the Mn~i™i lifiilBi1Wyiwjs fr«h the end of BnOOMFlEru; rs> raw mm crsStca! than at any I names of candirfoteg are plaeed on system. These wilt be in particu- [the ballot by petition, the number CLERK by mail or in per»6n. * runway. , the h<,eix nt „ rêat lK.^x^ s.. ;tr« Au-xt U* *»* '* presenting Ei«ay Contest lar need of help—plenty of water 1 ^____ of signatiires required varying W'KST 0KAKG&—The Thoma.« I tavern license f«<, tJic Bkvca ^'.' * ftwa pnrsfmn, ii was ajrreed w h the and plant food—if they are to sur- Alya Edison Foundation, Inc., dod-1 Town Council pass*,! cnllr.*?^ *7 ios.;-.:*! a^sJwiriSies here. Be- Efia Von Mehren^ veteran who '* importanee of th« otBce vive the hot summer months with- Will the parents of all voters in th«> Military nat of ;fw dwindling nursing fiel returned toto WettfieWoitflelMd SeniSeniowr tlighIlijth *> be d. out serious injury. kindly fill in the form below and mail to Chart Gtnoral Hospi- School for completion of his atml- "tt is cscccially importnnt for You may notice some yellow tt &i> o*s» found necessary to j jcs no rn.-ivi.ied".as hhavini g writi - every eligiblliibl e votet r t o cast hhiis vote leaves on birch trees and red, yel- Clark, Town Clerk, 121 Prospect St., ON OR - a i£-&«3 ntreiciii ward, nnd t' ic best essayday on "WhWhy You in the primariesp, because a candi- low or dead leaves on red maples FORE JULY 31st, 1946. - €3r£ailn»e!it may be rieces- besanninj; to drop in late July. ucta» some relief for the Should Vote on Primary Diiy" in dntc needs only n plurality to be a contest spsnsored by the b nominated—he does not need more This is nature's way of re-estab- ntvatiss is foumf soon. lican County Committee. First than fifty per cent of the votes lishing a balance in a tree. Us- Additional forms will be furnished by phoning 'i prize was a §50 Victory Itond. Sec- cast—he needs only more than his ually, these trees will be growing Town Clerk, WE. 2-0111. Also the returning a ond and third prizes were $25 Vic- opponent. Every vote counts!" County's Trailside in a lirfht sandy soil, perhaps along discharged veterans kindly call at the Town Clerk tory Bonds. Winners of the sec- ome highway. Dropping af the Majeom Popular Office on or before JULY 31st in order to regjsj ond nnd thirrt prize, were Eve M.:- Rotan'ailS Reporr t es reduces evaporation from Til uapeyrouse and Ann Cecelia he foliage and thus lessens de- and vote in the 1946 General Election. ' Xearly one thonsanrf people vis- Braliom. On Convention unnds upon tJie roots for mois- [ iteil the l*raiM tures exhibits, lectures anil live tion in the fall. It is said thnt Louis de i3(iauchnmp, who waspayers Association. PLEASE PRINT INFORMATION REQUESTED ! ami mounted specimens; and apon- primaries are expensive. It is well installed aa president at last week's :. sors nature proifrnma in schools worth the expense if the people meeting, presided, —TEAR OFF AND MAIL TO i and playgrounds, under guidance, are given more voice in their jrov- jof Mrs. M. Kulison, supervisor of jernni'.'nt. It is also said that not ACCOUNTING COURSES CHARLES CLARK, TOWN CLERK, WESTFIELD, N. ' nature activities for the park sys- many people turn out lor the pri-When Trees Are Sick, tem. maries and that they, (the pri-They Look It Two exhibits remaining on the maries) are controlled by the po- VETERANS Fall f limp ut .Servli'cmj July program are "Indian liore/.*, litieal bosses because ' of • this. It .-- ..--- ( explained hy Theodore Brown of , , , STAMFORD, CONN.-r-Tou can KH O. I. LAW 340) --»!;« j is op to the people then, to over- ; nflen lej, when fl porson ig in ul ALSO SECRETARIAL Illllliiry I Si'rlnl No. I>nU- of tllrth (Chatham; and "Reptile Exhibit," >».w STENOGRAPHIC j by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ranker of comu this by gjoingr to the polls in hca,th by hi, m,em.ancs,. He may ERE'S how you can have those dream dudsl larger numbers. i; , . i | COURSES H Juit »ign up today tot our Teen Age Sewing I Summit, and Mr. and Mrs, George look |)0a o;ii have n 10O1 co or 8m DAY OK EVENING j Johnson of Madison. "A heated primary election is apt j unattractive skin. Trees nrc like Clnsi, You ranregiste r a» nn individual or form * to cause a split in a party. This [ human beings.. When they're sick, i^ :;.'; ftttopof ym» own Mends. Make a dress while yon has rarely, if ever happened nnd | K____-__ ...-—~. — '.; i ^rnto lew, ifld for only a fraction of what it M. M. Kerr Heads ia not likely to happen. Every I ^ DRAKE lllllliirv AdtlrcNM (u*<* twti linen if iiiH'rNMftry) W)ttld COK ready-made. • day we hear the same old com- BUSINESS & SECRETARIAL Kansas Alumni plaints, Buch as 'How did a man .COf.LEGES and SCHOOLS Cnll, Phono or Write Your IlDine AdilriKM like him over get into office?' or, WANTED! .v.-unset Drnko School Milton M. Kcrr of Orchard Park, 'I wouldn't have voted for him if 70(1 IIcusil St., Newark Union, was elected president of DIE MAKERS OR .1IIS Mnfn St.. OriHiitc Slltrllntlire I had gone to the polls.' The lat- B i>nrk St., itrmXelnlr ; the Eastern Alumni Association of ter of the two complaints seems to j DIE SINKERS 1130 K. .r.T»<>)- St., Kllmlii'th SINGER SEWING CENTER ; Kansas State College Sunday in ! answer as well as complain. How l'Wperlf need on die rnntlna '*"• smtv S(.. 1'prth AmlM»y rinte Inrorinntlfin fiiriilfthptl by (Itclndunxb tlit-N, ur uutifls fur jiliiMtI«*x. (7 LivliiKKton Sf;.. Nevr nrunH^vlck * the home of Sir. and Mrs. Leonard , can anyone expect to see the right j TOJI «nitft* imfil ft* r rljxltf 40 NtMiierMCC St.. Mnlnlield E. Steiner, 139 N. Euclid Ave. 1 person in office unless he goes out j men. Overtime, Mmlrru Will. C. Ou|l«. D. C. 8,, Vre*, July 11, 1946 CHARLES CLARK, SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. l.x.l rnnni. tiny nhlf<. h\ c. llonulniHl, H. s. Other officers elected were: Vice j and votes for him? i Rettideni Mniinucrr Town Cle U* WBT WONT STMET T.l. Ptfd. 4-9S00 president. William Lathrop, Chat-1 "It seems thnt the average vot- vlfw* nvnfiititlf n< your I'hont- ]>!.. ft-0:ill il llndir the Um """"'" " i PI*A1NFIELD. ham, and secretary, Miss Ruth er does not realize the importance; New Jertiey • .« * ^ «-A- Weltan, Riverhead, L. I. of the primary election. lie seems 1 DOLLIN CORPORATION liim so, i'i»i st. Kenny L. J'ord, alumnt secre- to thinK it just a minor affnir nndj rrvluistmi. >. .r. tary of the college, was the honor votes only in ihe gcenernl election. I l'lmii,., |.;«»,v II-S1SI guest and speaker at the meeting. By voting only in the general elec- The association will make a pre- tion, the voter uses only fifty per sentation today at Amherst, Mass., cent of his voting power. to General Eisenhower 63 the out- "On June 4, n primary election How did you )slee standing coliegje alumnus of the will be held. In the past the turn- World's Largest year. outs at the primaries have been GARDEN HANDS? disgustingly small, even though, NO PAY NO PRAY: From over without a tloubt, the primary is GLOVESKIN Manufacturer 0/ last night? in Singapore conies the report that much more important thnn the g;en- 13KJoy iCArdenIntf nnd Mill ttnvr the Pengang Buddist Association eral election, especially in a town bouuttfitl bnttiiit. Of-OVlSStCl^. m nnv Or("BB#le»a Crenwi, no ft ens of Chinese Priests have announced such as Westfield where one party nntl wbltMtn ahtinc-if hnntlH aiver- that unless a pay boost of $1.50predominates. itltfht. Add ttitit ntlrn*?1« erenm Radio Parts is to fonr "»tt of need* for wbltc per week is grranted they will con- "A primary election actually •urt hnniln. duct no more prayers. They now takes the place of a party conven- receive the equivalent of $10 pertion and the people, rather than Offering Girls month, plus food and lodging. JARVIS DRUG STORE the political luissus, tietwivtme who 64 ELM ST. Fine Employment Opportunities.

PBRMUTBT This is Attractive Work the home appliance that Not ordinary factory jobs, but light, clean, interesting work on turns hard water into... radio parts. These operations are very easy to learn, require no experience, and you will .be well paid during the brief training Bich, tdt-vutt tmSt for hub- period. snd clennllnesf.,,« tarn lanmdl Aa xml %f\D you spent) a night "in in , Cross Many Special Advantages or were youi bedroom$ pleasantly cool? That's why you need it Will Engineering Co., V/itfi an E*s!e-Picher Certified Tel. WE. 2-0038 You will be in pleasant surroundings,, with nice associates, in a fine Imitation Job no! only your sjeend Haor, tliat clearly conveys your 11 E. Brood St. modern plant, with all the latest provisions for health, safety and comfort, There ia a five-day week, vacations nnd holidays with but your entire house will be as much u 1 plans for your family. Talk pay, sports, recreation, pension benefits, music. ihsri hof otiliide «f«y(im« l«mp«ntures "*'-*•*.a.i| With your lawyer nhont draw- this summer, and every summer. nng your Will. Talk with us Triers'* no n«ed fo sp>;nc! anollier deeplass nhout using our services as Now, New Higher Earnings •Ught — call us todiy arid hi our (wined now* eomfitiertinj specialist solve vour your Executor «ml Trustee, You will ftlrwt i\S~ the new higlu'v liej*hi!Kn*'s ruteg, THere are regular pay nidi-ease's in 30 days Kind in 90 days. Better sVilf, you can tummsr eamfoii probiemi. fuWl from 15"" to 30'; to your basic weekly pay through GFs new higher incentive piece work rates. EAGLE INSULATION DIVISION CRONK MANUFACTURING CO. TRUST WeSTFIELD Xrrnpa/ru/, NENEVW JERSEY 401 Cleveland Ave,, Highliutd Park, N. J. si / Phone N. ik 2-1312 Piamfietd 6-3IS7 ftlembor l-cilfffil ttpfmmtt tttntstttnve t*or|jOrrt(I»it INSTRUMENT CORP. Scotch Plains - BRANCHES - Garwood 82& Newark Avenue, Elizabeth THE WESTFIELD LEADER,- THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 "PaWTRfee x gore Than $15,000,000 Push-Button -Warfare Army Enlistments Miss Murphy Open AH Day Borrowed By Jersey Veterans Show Increase Joins U JC Faculty Every Week Day TRENTON—UP to July 1 " amounts to $32,501.80 or about NEW YOEK, July 11—Paced 9:30 to StSO-Thursdays Till 9 two-tenths of oni? per cent of the CRANFORO, July 11 (Special) .. Vear, stale guaranteed loans by 3,132 original enlistments, men —Miss Anna Blanche Murptiy, of t!1V Jersey veterans totaled total state approved loans made to who have no prior military serv- ctf date. Elizabeth, and Durham, N. H., who ' than $15,000,000, with more ice, including many who had wait- fled from Paris when the Germans "?« 514000,000 of this amount Began Sept. S, l'jl,)t ed to receive their high school di- overran it, today joined the faculty From Sept. 5, 1014, when the ** risince e July 1 of aslast plomas, voluntary enlistments in of Union Junior College, Cran- STaSrfiSTS * * Dr CharleChls KK.Veterans' Loan Authority began the new Regular Army from the ford. With tho opening of the its functions, until June 30, 1945, six New England states, New new term in September she will bo ffiisn Jr., Commissioner of the new loans and increases on previ- July and August SJTW Department of Eeo- York, New Jersey and Dela%vare, assigned to classes in English lit- ous loans totaled $1,010,350. In reached' a total of 5,126 in the last •!L Development, under whose erature and English composition. the past 12 months, new loans and two weeks of June, the United Xrity state uarant d loans to Miss Murphy was working in S ee increases have amounted to $14,- States Army Recruiting Service, SSran. «e administered. Paris in 1939 nnd 1940. After the 000,832.90. Provisions of the New First Army, has announced. Open Saturdays Thp veterans obtaining loans Jersey Veterans' Loan Authority German occupation she returned There were 3,519 enlistments in to this country, reaching here in rtZeh their local banks and" re, make it possible for an honorably the final week of June, 2,107 of «vmg state approval and a guar- discharged veteran in New Jersey 1941, and was employed by the them being original enlistees, 1,- War Department. ^L on the loan up to 90 per cent to borrow from his local bank for 141 of them Army of the United Till 1 face value have an excellent -the establishment of a business, States veterans who saw service A native of Now Hampshire, she J^rd of repayment, Col. James profession or farm, and to have during the war, and 271 Regular received her M. A. degree at Co- P Barney, Deputy Administrator up to a maximum of $3,000 of that Army veterans re-enlisting. lumbia University and then taught i tho Veterans' Loan Authority loan guaranteed by the state for at College of New Rochelle and 90 per cent of its face value. In The increase in original enlist- Sweet Briar Coliege. For several t the State Department of Eco- ments over the first two weeks of ™ u Development, reports. To addition, effective this month, years, she lived and worked in veteran may borrow up to $1,000 June was due largely to the num- England and was given B. A. and |Tc 165 »f thc tot£l1 of 6'590 b0r- ber of high school students who il'™ have repaid in full loans for household furnishings and ap- M. A. degrees by Oxford Univer- pliances. enlisted as soon as they were grad- sity. ^.ntine to *34O'6B0; alth0Uf uated. Many could not have en- Summer school now is -under Leg Art ibe veteran is allowed six years In Although the state asks for in- listed earlier because they were un- which to complete payment. Only der 17, or reached that age with way at Union Junior College and dications of no more than a rea- will continue for tho months of M borrowers have defaulted, caus- sonable degree of success in the only a short period of school left h.« loans to be bought by the Vet- before graduation. July nnd Auguct. Is' Loan Authority. This loss enterprise, and voluntary business 1946 counselors in each community' ad- Veterans now enlisting must do vise the veteran as well as the Etate Writing in "Battle Stitloni," the pictorial history of the Navy I so within 20 days of separation in 600 Famous Stradivari on the soundness of the project lust published by Win. H. Wise It Co., New York, Vice Admiral order to keep their old' grades, and for which money is Bought, there Louis L. Denfeld points out that "in the future ot ecientifle miracles family allotments securing to en- Violin* in Existence are frequent refusals of loan ap- ,. . perhaps a push-button Navy mlfht become possible." Above listees now wilt continue only for Judith Klein, who applies the Ital- Martin's plications, and in some cases veter- is an artist's conception based on Admiral Denteld'i prediction,-or the duration, plus six months, in- ian name to the fampus instru- Masterpiece Copies of Your ans who have had their applica- a push-button war activity of the future. An atomic rocket-bomb, stead of for the entire time of the ments, In an article in the New with a television eye in Its nose is being guided to its target by the York Herald-Tribune, is authority Toy & Sport Shop tions approved, change their minds operator (shown In Inset) who observes Its progress on his tele- enlistment as formerly. Sheerest Hosiery . . . and withdraw without applying vision screen from the safety or hlx control station far removed In New York, New Jersey and for an estimate that there are about for the loan. Sinee Sept., 1945, from the target area. Delaware, the total enlistments 600 Strodivarl violins in existence. Their value, she says, ranges {rom A wpply °f pre-war toy» 632 loan applications amounting for the month of June was 4,068. 1946 Cosmetic Stockings to $1,368,623.49 have been disap- With a total of 2,002 from tho New $0,000 to $100,000 each. have arrived. proved and there have been 413 the ship chandleries supplying England states for the final two Of the 500 violins, 60 cellos and withdrawals of applications; ships' needs to a diaper service and 25 Motorists Pay weeks of June, the total for the 14 violas bearing the dated Imprint of Antonio Stradivari, the master Alto swimming pools and amounting to a total of ?938,234- a juvenile sportswear shop. Two month including the former Sec- .80. The several occasions when Overtime Fines ond Service Command for the en- craftsman of Cremona, some 200, l»nd boxes (large »ue) veterans are making overhead including about 18 cellos and 8 veterans reduced the amount of doors, and six others build. roads tire' month and the former First Twenty-five motorists were fined violas, are In the United States. 150 : with metal bottom. loan originally applied for brought and driveways. There is a dia- Service Command for the finaltw o $1 each for overtime parking in In England, 75 in France, 20 In Rus- the total in decreases to $91,515. mond cutter, an auto-plant kit weeks, was 0,730. Police Court Tuesday night by Re- sia, 12 in South America and the model manufacturer, a number of Wrter-wings (2 kinds) corder A. C. Nash. They were: rest scattered about the world, ac- Sman Scm&et Lead professional fishermen, all re-es- Dorothy A. Jnmeson, 708 Forest Street Lighting cording to the Herald-Tribune sur- yii & Seats for the sand. While small service enterprises tablished in businesses financed Ave.; Luelln D. Martin, 564 Law- A poll by the Street and Traffic vey. lead the list of those alrendy start- wholly or partially under the State rence Ave.; J. Alston Adams, 3 Safety Lighting Bureau, Cleveland, Ironically, Italy, fatherland of ed on funds guaranteed by theVeterans' Loan Act. Other pro- Fairhill Rd.; Clason B. Saunters, Ohio, shows that 98 per cent of the tho great instrument makers, had 148 EAST BROAD ST. Veterans' Loan Authority, there is fessional men include the veteran 226 W. Dudley Ave; Mrs. H. Hors- police officials replying (rom cities only five Strods. Of some 1,50 and who has returned to his pre-war a wide range of specialties from field, 766 Crescent Pkwy.j Paula ol 10,000 population and.over believe 200 Stradivari Instruments last career as a circus performer and Broback, 420 Wychwood Rd.; adequate street lighting can reduce known to have been in war devastat- another who is a magician again. Grace Eastman, 603 Carlcton Rd.; the number of traffic accidents and ed regions of Europe, some are be- Schools of various kinds also have Henry A. Stone, 702 Mountain that 71.5 per cent consider their own lieved to have been destroyed, oth- been started through the aid of Ave.; G. H. Mulligan, 432 Moun- cities do not have adequate traffic ers rescued and hidden to be tho New Jersey Veterans' Loan tain Ave.; Rebu S. Mitzenius, 080 safety lighting. A Utnh city cited brought to light In future years, and Authority. . 9 night traffic fatalities during one still others to have fallen into the Westfteld Ave.; Gerson Barondess, year before improved street lights 426 S. Euclid Ave.; Thomas W. hands of people who do not know Typical of several less common were installed and none In the four their value, says the report. It is enterprises be^un through state Street, 770 Carleton Rd.; Henri- years since. A Washington city stated that most of the Stradivari aid is an all-^irl swing quartette etta Drosnick, 307 South Ave.; reported a 73 per cent decrease in instruments carry tho names of cel- known sis the "Tune-tailors." Lead- William Burslcm, 1209 Rahway traffic fatalities following Installa- ebrated past owners. For exam- er of the group and borrower for Ave.; Elizabeth Ketcham, 53(5 Cole- tion of adequate street lighting. In ple, Mischa Elmnn owns the "Ma- "Helena Rubinstein setting up tho organization, pur- man PI.; Horace A. Rush, 257 Or- addition to the regular traffic mark- dame Hecamler," Yehudl Menuhin chasing costumes, arranging audi- chard St., all of Westfield. ings, the painting of dark walls, owns the "Prince Khevenhuller" tions and transportation is for- bridge railings, fences, etc, with andlso Bresselli the "Lord Norton." Also Fred Schmidt, Linden; Syd- white paint can vastly increase the JLeg Lotion mer WAC CpL Louis Bingaman of ney Kleeman, 436 Willow Ave., Cranford. • illumination through light reflection Garwood; Alfred Mclzzio, Plain- and help to guide and safeguard field'; E. M. PolakofT, Maplewood; both motorists and pedestrians. —LEADER WANT ADS PAY— In line with the campaign for a James Howard, 562 Woodland Ave., • - .-,-**.*-*•; i.oo pIm IM balanced federal budget, Congress- Mountainside; J. F. Bohlnnd, Fan- man Frank A. Mathews of trie wood; Roy Hanglin, Irvlngton; Fourth Congressional District, has John Polizzi, Elizabeth; and A. spoken out against "blank check" Minder, Maplewood. Sheer flattery on your legs! Flattering gold- appropriations procedures at On a cnarge of passing a red en-bronze. Goes on smoothly . . . dries Washington, reports the New Jer-light, Steven Bcchar, Manville, sey Taxpayers Association. paida fine of $6. Charged with a quickly . , , water-resistant. About 25 beau- stop* street violation, Thomas Ad- Giving impet us to the campaign ams, Belleville, paid $6, John E. tiful "pairs" 1.00. Double economy size 1.50. against tax exemptions, Sen. Al-Thomas, Newark, paid $1 for im- proper parking; Fannie D. Plum, bert W. Hawkea of Now Jersey Street Floor has introduced a resolution call- Plainfield, was fined SI for block- ^tyl-EEZshoS ing for a report to Congress on all ing a fire hydrant; Vesta Putnam, jby Selby are light in'spirit^ federal tax exempt wur-time land 550 Highland' Ave., Westfield, paid $1 for parking in a restricted bright in stylingj holdings, and plans for their dis- posal, the New Jersey Taxpayers zone; and Mary F. Reed, 538 Len- (fight in fiffwith theit famous Association points out. ox Ave., was fined $1 for parking x,"Flare-Fit", inneisole.) on a crosswalk. ^ wonder they're such busy shoes, I,I:AI>I;II A US. On an intoxication charge, Wil- niNCi ni:sti.TS! bcrt Martin of 7C0 Prospect St., , going liere, there and everywhere; paid $20. t all day long! Charged with parking in front of a bus stop, Ernest DiFrancisco, WANTED 11)2;) Mountain Ave., Scotch Plains, TEEN-AGE GIRLS was fined $3. TO POSE FOR New Jereey pays the second ADVERTISEMENTS highest unemployment benefits iri the nation, $22 for 2 17 lire necitf*! UN ing exceeded only by the State of IIKMU'IM (41 1II1N4' lltr fllMhiOtl II- Washingon which pays $25 for 26 liiMlrutJfMiH, IIIIIKIIKIIIC cnvi-re mid vitrlt-il |il4'loriul iMlvcrtlM- weeks, announces the New Jersey iiiK. I4vi>erli-m-c or training; Taxpayers Association. Our new short cut iiiim-r<>Nmirj-> Minimum ruti- Summer Store Hours: $I» Hi'r liitur. TIntM? Hi'liM'tri! whose beauty IB for m(tmiKi'>"c*nt muit imy fur The state government payroll Open All Day Wednesdays, llrft'Mnnr} |>li<:(<»Krli|i!iN. Mali achieved with a tl» IIH )-<»lir HllII|IHllf>|M (>r now totals approximately $32,000,' nlioto* uftli your inline, ml- Thursdays 'Til 9 — Saturdays 'Til 6 lire** imil |ih<,ne number. Do 000, or nearly double the $17,074,- not VIMII nr phone. 881 payroll of 1MB, says the New Jersey Taxpayers Association. CLOSED MONDAYS During July and August WALTER THORNTON •120 i.c.vliiKl'oii Avi'., X. V. 17 SAVE WASTE FATS Sullon Permanent VAN ARSDALE'S BILL eoosreR IRVING Leg Color

1 YOU'U- flU>O BB FIRED, Good Footwear Since 1807 EVER SINCSTH BOSS WITH ENTHUSIASM, Waterproof! THREATENED TO WHEN VOU TRY . 137 WEST FRONT ST, PLAJNFIELD, N. J. . FIRE ME! .00 Will not rul. off 1 10 Will not streak! plua ta:c TUPOBL Looks like Nylon! HARDWARE CO. With this new short cut, our coijjttre stylists "Ji OF RiSPOMSlBIUtY Only a penny a stocking!. This cool water- just take away tho extra thickness, leaving ISATISFACTIOH proof lotion stays on 'till you want io remove your hair exactly right for you to manage between ahmnpims. And our rcnuirhable it. Bronze and tun stuulcs. 60 applications, Princess Pcrinnneiit will comfortably coax in a 6-ouncc bottle. yils'T borrow unneceuarUy, but if a c«ih loan il INSECT BOMBS—Kills Flies, Mosquitoes, etc. , ' ™ host Mlution to s vocation mow prob- soft ringlets ri^ht into your hair. Unve both """. get it from Pmonat—the company that likes Contains Aerosol $3.75 comfort and beauty with thin new short cut Street Floor C^|5;MoyTH IOAH PtAN- to soy "Ye9." Sin- gle or married moi STEP ON CANS $4.25 nml u Princess IV-rtuanuiil — a rmnbinatioii and women can get which is *i)ini>linw.nt-provotdng iiulred! vacation low GARDEN HOSE—SO ft. IcnRl.h, 3-4-in. Dm. 112.50 1 MONIIUV 1 quickly and Pr'" / * - * .TTT^—' ''I quickly ond prl ROTENONE for Japanese Beetles lb. 35c ™«y on just their signature, furniture, or outo. N Hnir uliiiiiing, milky shampoo nnd individual- "-"gnera, ciuniders, Montis or relatives involved. DEVOE PAINTS — ASH CANS r'ATIOMWIUE CREDIT CARD ized coiffure styling 3.50 Bo iprepared for any emergency requiring e*tm awny from homo with o Nationwide Cnnli-Cnulit Open Mondays to 8:00 P. M. •ffli ' 8 Rootl 'or ''"medium cosli nt nearly 400 lleiwly Hulon — Third I'luur Crodit-wortliy men oml Frtie Delivery Phone WE, 2-0250 ;ll nn Eet l a cart B xrlilslvo willl Ti'[ip«i''« lj«b t '* Tr ^^ ' ^y applying t tlia addreai* "*• Nu chargo. Coll or phono todny. , loam 23 t» $3SD or mwo '''•Hfua loans limited to 12 mo!».

f'ltona WX-UIIO Cuo tell) 'ielL. wX-Iuiu (No ioai) PLAINFIELD PLAINFlfci.0, N. J. ~ THE WESTFIELD LEADER. THURSDAY, JULY 11. 1946_ WANTED MOVING—TRUr AtUitionaJ Classified Ads WE STILL, HAVE vincingr any who not agree Garwood Receives | Former Pastor Here Machine Age Comes to sum 11 lots or st wjth tii « judged s the vote win. bated I-iOc'il and Cong ^, Celebration 1-B.W-OBn —uli lgAita Insured on WO as a jjpiie'.l iioint score. Tax Tract Offers Dies In New York Large Brazilian Industry 3 North Av«'.. i:. f.f.41 , Each tine uf the judges could give The machine age is coming to (Continued on Page 4) as hkh as IU points each for the ELIZABETH—The Rev. Saxby Brasil's big carnauba «« Should have .B.\SSIM-;'>"l'l-: or ^11111 I <-T iB*e| .j ,,. in. Tcman c :iiI A am) his police detail; u> Nl SI)lli IKIbt( of tton Imluilry. ftt«hti« de.rlup.-d vi.'l.ililK'H. -' ^ '" "" h I.OHB distance ami j ity and interest. Ii all ,iml£t?s had J AME Chim'h for the ppast nine during the war are described as t! mpr'i of \hv muvess of the parade the Uoiuui-h Council in Uarwooil employment utn ! SI-AMI' Y' muvlniKr .»•'!i « .?t«rnitJ."1": HKVHV oi traffic and the job they did in winner, the winner would hove hat! " "" ' than wasteful hand-beating methods j U110-K aftui- I \>- ••'• .."*«• ,?.!!!' 2"'^M**™ H-ii"-'. New Vtirk. «lto produce. |.s'«int and clearing the traffic FEMAtK—El Total uf the j Carnauba (pronounced ear-now office in VVt aft* i the fireworks display wo* vt- tntul nf (10. That the juiiws prob- I JBorn In Chai lesion, S. ('., the Call WE. firisn;}' at its best. Mr. Tieinaine ably dirugieed in somr respM'ti is Rev. Mr. Nelson cam* to Now Jer- ! ba> is the most valuable of all vege- evident fiom the total point, troie table %£X?s. It comes unly from did dji outstanding job as'chair- nd; man of the Sunrise Servile which of Hi i> wiiinrrs but each Attracted its liitrrt'st attendance in vnti-d Irileprndi-nt.'y nnil years. I left the starting point of 1. 'J. I). i>!> '» t* "the pparade a few minute? upon hrr opinion »f thhe firft,fit c-oliml m movedd out nnil j Tbr t»tnl point l-L' • er.-n.-iti' rat < Prunk IVtt't Iiuil I jiiil1-. . on lU- ill tot do to stint otV a continuous pa- f.f leieimined the winner French Africa and Ceylon. But only rade which passed the renewing 1 do not know of a fuller way o id easternmost bulge of S\LKS«ilHl. wall stand without interruption in tike reaching u detet-iniriution America Inflicts on it the long tu ssll riifniitH and (.•liii-Jii: wear. Uoritl nujnry. Kjri-lli-iil fl u( r -line of march "I siiu-crcly thniik tin- son ot drouth that cause* • \V,VXTKI)-—Biiim fur '*•,"..., 1 5 <" TRUCKING & HAU "Robert Huncan did an out- who manhod ami jninoit in th- exude their own mois- '"lttllB f'OLKS TtMi0l:llV I wiO."!-S5M,-K.'evenliiB» after 7.30, We «i»h thcr o>;.' Ave; Mr.:. Oultildn Spena, (SI ture-retaining cover of wax. The itandinc job in the afternoon j sports proprdm. Myrtle Aw., S10S for 20 by JO Active in civic affairs here, the WE 2-S1S* • (sport* projrrato which wjis Bttnl hail lioeii miii-« Imt it *m thei Hev, Mr. Nelson was a member of wax appears like • layer of tllcky iTlVl.\*iTBns— KIII11T motnl ur wuoU. ilny and cuitainl." they bad a righ feet Myrtle Ave. yellow dust on the fan-shaped leave* llKM.iKl.K HOY to cut BiiiMs il I T.-l. WE. 2-4UH5-M. FOR EXCHANC • cd by several thousand people. I Also, Walter E. Gill, 816 SI the Urban League and the Na- me AUtcuHt. Wlii- a-J,.;li-lt. could not attend both 6 o'clock xne- to'ilo as they pleaFcd. Frankli tional Association for the Advance- and .their yard-long stalks that VKTBIIAV WISHES CAU any maKe vorsc n rniS Warner did nn oiitaUintHiigr Job i George Ave, Rahway, $480 for 8C branch out from the crown el the WUV UOWtn to New Vrii'k ivhi'ii In BMid iMinUlllon. W.K. Z-mtl-H. , inorjal services tut according to ment of Colored People. you cmt gel a Kuud jui-JiUitn in exchniiKP 2-rnoni fnrnlik. rliaiiEc uf hoove pleasant surrouilUltlgK In \\i;»l- SJI.IP.I, HI.HfTHir IIBFKIOKI}*- for 2-1 rooms, Iurnl.-.hw mean job to fi*cd all those bands W, Book, 624 Green St., Elisabeth, M ground tluldT OpeillliB In Uuclurs ald are of construction did a line job with success of the dny whether their oir If owner (11t< S««IBiT~MOHT«A(iH LOAN'S fur (i i?d fur Kt'ttlGincnt to I|I,J Last but not least I wuiit to thank 1 •Icinrt or the f.'uuiitv of'.: , the fireworks display. arisen of 70S Shadowlawn Dr., and one-half ounces per square Plume W15. Si-ia or tonvi'ittloual. Hi** T. H. .lutlK Ifrldny. tlin lOtli ilny ,,f » Hamilton Hantia, our committee reported (progress of the club proj- Jr., 1D2 Elm St. IVIi, 2-1070 Au -- "I would naturally, be umisa if ect tt» furnish benches for ose ai new director of publications, at- yard, which means that a woolen OHW Ui-ivlns hpr own oar nt !l;30 A. »r. * I left, out of irty praise the very secretaryy. Hr. IFanna was the tended the organization meeting of frock for a woman need welgh.nnly evenings weekly, Ihreo liolirs por THE detail d th bus stops. He said the benches cvKiilni. S37.r>0 weekly •itul up. no £ne work done by Raymond An- "checker upper" and noth- will be delivered soon. Eecorder the board of directors of the New- five or six ounces. The production canvaBKlinf.. Us>x 12 cur« Li-aowe of der the provision* nf ii,e 1 tions would have been proof of carrier, made of alglnate, the basis rates. Apply imnifHllatply. your advertising so that you eetnnil Tentament of Killl v • •piilies to Irvine B. Johnslone in is J. Coraiskey, who died last Fri- usual golf and stag party, ladies n,Asni'n € i »Ti»ro retur._ n on your advertislns- .p„ INSON SfOOHE (tpi'i.jifictt • charge of ilreirtirks iind Friti Helm thrir eo-opcrtttlon. I also thank of which Is ordinary seaweed from .-•-« \.icth AM-. I'.. audited 11ml Htntoil bv thp 1 day. The memorial commended night and a top-notch program tiolliir. You pay nothing extra nad reported for s >ttif, in charge of the band concert Mr. the merchants who decorated their British shores, is embodied In the Wmtllrlil, \. J. for our services In the prosmra- t Jnp hint as a loyal and untiring public under the general heading, "The yarn to give It support during the tion of newspaper, magrasslne, Orphans' Court of tho (v Johnston* h»» been in charge of store fronts. IIIK, cxpprlencn not nw»ttt ITnlon, on Friday, tin, Jon' Servant, for his service to the youth Uses and Classification of Costa." weaving. It ts laur dissolved away, tradti paper, radio, outdoor, and Ktint next at !l:3ii A y .fireworks since 1995, except lor "CSrorge Koechloin did a mas- WIIKI.AK nnic. NTOHI-: car card advertising. When it oi* the community, his devotion to Outstanding speakers for the reg-leaving behind the light fabric in MIIIIIAI> AM) t:i.« S'l'S. comes to dtreat «gll ndvertlslng THIS WRSTI'tKI.li Ti" the^war yeara and he is the an-terful job as provost marshall. I luty and other attributes and was lar monthly meetings are being nntt miles promotion material, WILLIAM Ji. ui also wish to thank Chaplain John pure wool. WMNTRU — Stunosnipher In Real professional nlannln« nnd sup«»r- Kxeotitoi H tnitl ; swer to a stnowl chsinjuiB's T>riiy- >rdered sent the bereaved family cheduled. Estate office. Kxperlence not VIHJOII nay h\g dividends in in- Dotecl July 2nd. lntii er.' The Parade Committee was a K. Bodcl and Col. J. H. M. Dudley vitli an expression of condolence. neceHwary. Write Uox 15, ruru ert*ased efteotlveness ami prutliic- WIJJAJT M. DKAIiD )',, lor their services at Reercation J.eatlfr office. tlon economies. Let \i» tell you West/Iold, N. J. >moothly workinsr machine from Mayor L. Thomas Daub and Po-Boy-Is Injured The average gross income per Mn gr«ator detail wl'nt we can do the start uf our jjlans under Frank field nnd generally thank all the ice Commissioner A. James Geis farm in New Jersey is $3,055 per Cor you. No obligation, of course. members of the General Commit- Pettit. Arthur KUtig is the one TG- idilod personal expressions. In Robert Drake, 10 yeara old, of j year as compared to a national av- VOUNG WOMAN, LOCAL NOTICIB OI" SETTM;ill'VT sponsible for the excellent hand tee. It was a day long to be re- Serpeant Comiskey's death, they RESIDENT FRANKLIN FADER CO. NOTICE is . itrartKiiv-' ij membered and the chief praise iVillow Grove Rd., received aorn- el-age farm income of $1,282, re- music and William Sehaefer was said the people of Garwood have tlons when ho was In collision with . FOR OFFICE ASSISTANT should go to these various commit- lojt a dear friend and an excel- pQrta th0 New Jeraey in chai'ge of floats. Incidentally car driven by David Talbot of ... on the awarding of flout -prizcx tee chairmen." ent police officer. Musi tip pxnprlpnpptl and cnn/iiilp nn 15 Greene PI. at 9 o'eloek Mon-1 Assoclatlon- payroll, and us ledger clerk, tyi>- the vote was very close among five ilor of tiuloti County ornhanfl lay morning »t the corner ofj — ooviTlntf period from Deccnl of the contestants, I do not think I FATS AND WASTE PAPER) GOING ON VACATION?—HAVE EMPLOYMENT WANTED 1942 to April 2 weVOTTC. B OP SUTTI.P.MBNT. AUUVO nveruge inttJiilKence. Can NOTTCB IS HKKKlr? Gl' «>, 80 CraU. Bll Moolhf. tt (>nt» drive care. Uox No. 20 co Lender. That thfs llnni nccntint of tin WKUJC Coru», Fir« Ci.ni Bcrfhor, Executor of the last WOMAN wants houaeworK, full time iilnl ToHtatnpnt of Tlipfulorn M.. cu. («r jwr, extra, in idvnre*^ A*«*!7' VVwu. OUuU COOK. 'i'Ol. \\ Tj. ett, decentied, will lio nudlM 2-52T1-W. Ntated by th*> Koi'rnât^, mt\ ported for settlement to tt) F« Adiortiiinj 1mu, M* In pH« JO JUNIOR HIGH OIIII, do- nh.-ins' Ootlrt of the Cod b«tn ,rOU .i LAINUHKHS wlstl- COMPA! Hrf siiiuti laundrifeH to ctu at home, E WEVILL," A«ri«' Dnted July 3rd, ISIS. Tel. WE. 2-tiiaa-R. WILLIAM to. HEAUD, Prnrtit 0OCTGM*s ASSlsrAN'i' nnd ROCPD. WestHeld, N. J. u^ MSJ*. Tor lnvix^t tary «avaltal>le Immediately. PI/. 6- 7-ll-5t • Fes 0791. man vtid>«« »l»m|« for rtluru jxwtiiKt*. M NOTI''P3 TO r'»'.:i>l' Ul CuuiiauQicBHuu «huuld W •dilrwBt^l in x*i!WV will take care of ESTATE OP WAT^TBIt D. IK cliilUrcn evi!nlag». Tol. \V1£. a- Deceaju'il. iUli •luVMUAS," V. O. llus 40. W14, PurHuaiit to tli e* ordi CHAHLRS A. OTTO, .IIS.. .Sun of the f'nmitv of llnloi!. Hindu Ninth diiv ot. July. A. P., I9« b, JUNK I, IB75. the upplicHtioll of tho under? as Executor of thfi ewtat oaa all the ads. In the. Weatdelu detiBRHen, notice i« hereby git Leader. H. D. Mayor, 4 45 Topiillis the credftorw of said deeiasedt 8ALUTAT0BY. Hill ltil.. will receive two tlctjts hlhlt to tno HUuHcrln<>r i""ia to nee Maria Mantez In "TAN-or afflrrnfttlOTi their claims OIE-It" n-nil .lainen Muxon in "SBV- mftn*!*! airnlnst tho eHtnti' of ti In jm'iwuthi^ tu litt- lUlxi-iti t-t' \V«»& KNTM Veil" nt tho Klalto Theatro ceased within six monllif* In i«ld tiii- iithml HUNIIMT of (Ku tir-t ywnwt aionday, by calling pernonnlly or date of said order, or they « "THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT"—Will the jrentluman who niado uroaontlng proper iilentlltcatlon iu forever barred front proMprut iu !))»• (MwiiBliip, MIS lit I a imliiral T118 deader Office. recoverinir, the naine UKUIH this iiropliccy call on the Editor, us an explanation is needed? HUhacriher. I'KOPE,T5S HANK To The Leader wait outlois nnd BWltch«n Instn.. & TIttTST C'll.MPJ efl. Bonr bulls ItiHtnllen nnd re- Westflold, New Jc • imlrott . Xjiiitipt* ffiwli't1)! Smtili Jotw aolicltud. Ker.HtltiB, WE. 2- WHA S. NtOHOLS, Jr., Wj O6K4-J. 7-ll-10t 235 Eimt Bronii St.. "WeatnolcJ, N. J. The Townsman At Home THKBS—TREK WOIIIC of nil klndn. 7-11-r,t V Feelj TreoB tnken out, trimmed, plimt- InK, etc. Ij. A. , Itunkln, WE. 2- .VOTICB TO CIIRnlTOW 3384. ESTATE Of .IKSHIH THOMW 1875 Excerpts From Westfields First Newspaper DuceaHoil. 1875 IMIAINAGK I'11 of July. A. r>., 1»« wado to the sidewalk in front of tho stores return go with them. the implication of the timlerfl occupied by Messrs. Gale, Townley. Clark, n* JCxeeutor of tiie ostntp *f deefawed. notion 1B licreliy p'* Bayard, and Darsh; let the other store keep- SIIHOWAI.KS—ijroken stoni-s ro- s Our fellow townsman, who keeps us cool plni'vd, tiltod Htonim ro-Hct, now th(v crodltorfl of Hiild ilerfnsed1 ers take advantage of this good example, through the warm wenther, with the product Are Again conKrvte conBtrncitlon. HepiilrH. hlhlt t-o the HithNcrlber un'K-f or nftlrmatlon their claims »• _ Another of those pleasant social prnther- of Clark's Lake, hns sold out his vegetable 'T?""" tC U * """ mnndw uKitlnst tho eKlnte m w injfs, in the lecture room of the Presbyterian and fruit store to J. Hervey Townley. coa«ed within »tx numtl^ iff. ASIMIAI.'I' >nUK f«7 rtecreutlon iliite of until order, or they *' Church, on the 12th ult.; many thanks are The improvements to the Hotel property forever barred from |tniwc«^ due the ladles for the good things furnished. ItooniK, OITIi'fH nncl JntlosUhil In- roeov^rlnpr the nanlb ii>-'aliis. are very noticeiible, and reflect credit on the fctuuauonM now avalhtblo. QtiU^k Htth.scrlber. ,„, owner, Mr. Stitt. Inntullutlon H«rvlue. Wnolouin The Fire Department hns buen organized, Sink TOIJM with Btnlnlesa ateol JOHN ItlTDSTON TlKiMI* and KS lonjar as its movements arc governed trim inMaUed. l'.xi? It is rumored that the "Widow of the late SNEVrw & KI,Y, Proctors, by the followinR vreil-known residents, wlio Judge Tnmlimnn, hns placed her extensive wi:sri.'ii:i.ii ni.ua SI>KCIAI,TIKS ^"Tntl™ i 0(ficers fl"' the ensuinir year, on 111 Qulinliy St., property interests in the hands of Mr, Hos- AVestrleld, N. J. the 10th ult, our townspeople con feel assured ford.—Among it lire some of the finest build- W-B. 2-1N.-.7 Kvenlnsn Hnh. T-l.iilO-,1 7-11 -rit VefP that it will be efficiently managed: Jos. S. ing sites in our village. 7-11-ilt Clark, Foreman; Courtlnnd Little, First TKNMK INHTltlCTION- B.STATK OP'KHANZIKICA l«i Ansistant; W. Hall, Second Assistant; Jno. Messrs. Miller & Sons, whose advertise- i-Hperieiieoil tuachor-p layer JIOW Buruans, Secretary; Geo, Tien, Treasurer. uvuUuhti,,,- privntP cfmrtj lifter- I'lirnunnl to" ' tlio t'1"1'1"' ment nppenrs elsewhere in this issue, propose nooiis exuupt Kutunlay, 'Sunday CHARLES A. OTTO. JR.. ««"" opening tho store ndjoi.ninir their present one Available 1 IJreltM-rt'd. Hntei! nHKieratu pur of thy Cinmly of Uuimt, mniit '* Mrs. Miller's two new housra on Central shortly, wiCli a well scli-rlod assortment of houi!.. Tel. WE. 2-45tn. •Nllil.li ila> of July. A. l>. li'l'n Ave. are about completed, and nro n decided Ilry (looila. We trust tlmt the new entfr- the apnlifjitinn 01' tin; und^rH improvement to that part of Wusllitld. Iiiisi; may meet with the success it deserves. van. i-Ji.KcriiicAi, wnnii and re- )IH l-JXecUtur Df till* fSlilli' '•" ImlrlnK. Cull WH 2-4013. ileceam-il, niitlun Is lim-ltf P"* Itev, Dr. Kyinnn nntl Chna. A. Kineli the crt'tlltors of «alil (IrfeJU'eil M expect to start about the middle of this Of Ih,. $2,000 required to nurhase the 'AI»MHIf,VN»ilX«i ATM1J PA1NTIWG. hlhlt la the Hulm^rllji^r niuUr New OriTiin for the I'ri'sliyU-nun Chureh fnlpvlur imil exterior lniintlnR »r itirlrninMnn their rlulni-* »»;; month for n Kuropenn tour. Our good whhes $1,1*1)0 hns nlrendy lioen .subscribed. work. Attrartivii prk-eH. iimiidn iiBntnst (hi. riMtn-tc ft «'; 1'honr PI.ru. l ff»a»(.il within MIX month." "'"' vlntf r>f snlil nrflor, K ».llOTKM,t>'r f! Alterntloiw rcll(l rtpoiru, In»Ulf> or oiitHlde work, .Mitxiiiiry, jmloi Inr, NOTtcio fa cB id«ul rloul. N.> Job too 'small. Hen- KSTATM !>!•' .11'I.IA Hoiuibh rnt4 1892 ASSETS EXCEED „„,. T'tD-.-Ui, 1946 I'HAItlik'.K A. 1 iTTI), JK.. «t Hi,- r,unity ,.r I'lilon, iiiiiii" •- $15,000,000 i •_ _ T-il-H Ninth «!io: nf ,lnlv_. A. I'.. l'i|(i',,j Al.I, TV I'M I'i.lxlJIS "tîrTifMl iiTlTf n» AdiulHhi'lrn't'.r of I tin i-uCit"/1'. 1 A |l1laU 'li-( ,.ji^f,t ,,,.11,... |.< n.-i'i.h.v n}\" Til,.'"',,' fiuM-U'li'v'.'" "'"' " tn,- i-i'i> niil.i.ci'ilx'i' " I' ' , iMiti î/riiH •>r Hfflriiw 1 t li.-ll- I-IIIIM • Clllll'AW mil ml.. iiitnliiM ,1,,. ,., -ml,. Broad snej Elm Sts. Wertfield, N. J. Ml St»»l!i \M'., w ,.fs||lelil ci'iiMii.l n-ltliln ..Is tiiuntli- IVB. U-IHST IOvriil|i || li. T'lHIHI-.! ilnl.' ..r Mfil.l ,,j ,l,.,-. ..r Ii. Hla n llill-1-.-il fl- 7-1 I. ,11 l ;;; _J SIfHfcl»ei* Initarnnre iiiirlber, " " ' ADDITIONAL SERVICES '•K!tNAUIk,^hiifi; I.KKTHIl A. HIMANI'T,. 1' li:i!i i-:«ni ,1,.,-st.y St., ON PAGE 20 KIlBiihuih, N. J. MJ-iit ,1- TITEJVESTFIELD 1948

OBITUARIES Claim American Spas sity of Delaware in 191 i with a its. Winter Dies Equal Those Abroad bachelor of science degree in elec- American mineral spring resorts After IUness trical -engineering. He was a for- are unfairly considered Inferior* in mer vice president of the American their healing power to foreign spas, Lime and Stone Co. of Beliefonte, states Dr, Samuel Weiss In a spe- Alroa C. Winter, of 121 .Pa., and was employed by West- cial article in the Journal of the You'll find plentiful supplies of your favorite* from form, ro St., wife of Edward C, iinghouse Electrical & Manufactur- American Medical Association. The orchard, and grove in liie fresh fruit and vegetable department , died Tuesday after a long ' ing Co. before going' to the Irving- article, prepared under the direc- of your A&P Super Market. They're modestly priced, to MJS Winter was a member of tou concern in Apr., 1945. tion of the Committee on American Baptist Church, and an orig- Mr. Shallcross was a member of Health hesorts of the American come in today! mboroftheWertfiddSym the American Legion Post of Ilelle- Medical Association, says that "mil- Orchestra, with whom she fonte, the Philadelphia Kiwania j lions of patients have spent small Club, the Mining Society, of Amer- | fortunes in hunting health at Euro- -violin until it was rilsb»n J«s, and a mera- ALL SIZES ica and Ki'iua Alpha and Tau Bsta ! considerate attention at home." . BLUEBERRIES 37< Wof the Board of Realtors, Jfrs, Pi fraternities. Citing a recent report on the sub- Perfect foir fricauee, chicken IL Winter «B» a resident of West- 1 . Surviving uesid'ess Mrs. Randall, ject, the article points out that we all king or . chicken utlad! fielt! sinct 1912. are his wife, Mrs. Winifred Bach have in the United States 2.717 Besides her husband, Mrs. Win- Shallcross, two sons, Thomas B, areas with 8,826 known mineral - ter is survived by her, daughter, 4 and William B. of Chatham, and springs, indicating that our spa re- WATERMELONS Mis. Charlotte Julick of Scotch another sister, Mrs. Sydney Swin- serves have scarcely been touched. IrsiHig md Fryiig Pisiis a son, Robert Chamberfin- dells of Wickford, R. I. Much of the popularity of min- Ib 6 fct af Scotch Plains Ave., a grand- eral spring resorts is attributable to fnAmt-trttiV- • Services were held from the Pat- CHICKENS 51 Lighter, Mrs. Donald S. Scott, ten Funeral Home, Chatham and the great number of digestive ail- flruVA1 P0TAT0ES" *-5 i 19* lie sisters, Mrs. Kobert C, Shep-i ments, Dr. Weiss says that most jard of Maplewood, Mrs.ThomRS at Wilmington, Del. Burial was digestive disorders originate In the Lang lilatf Wiltema of Orange, Miss Flor- in the Biverview Cemetery, Wil- nervous system and tend ta become DUCKLINGS 36 mington. ence Harrigan of Summit, Mrs, chronic as the nervous condition firada 'A' •••••'• Walter Wickman of Thornton Ave., continued. Improvement In diges. NEW CABBAGE 3< piainfirid, and Mm Ward B. De Mrs. R. C. Meeker tion is usually concurrent with inv Fay of Princess Bay, Staten Is- provement in the nervous condition. CRISP TABLE CELERY™ land, She nlso leaves two great Diet In Cranford Nervous indigestion is usually In- If ywr faally li taill, k«r i fnrtir m lutf tirkiy! grandchildren. • , duced by prolonged emotional YELLOW ONIONS »s N. o 3 Services will be held from Gray's Mrs. Prances E. Meeker, 82, of strain, anxiety, overwork, lack ol r

«'M3fc Wheats and Fats! Philadelphia,. Mr., Glass retkedaB si,ster, Mrs. Katherine Slater of Thermostabtlization' New vice president of the Great Ameri- Westfield. Friend's Beans «..I«12C Wercestersiire SK! £fc Fight Vorld famine in your kitchen can Insurance Co. of New 'York Services will be conducted at 2 Way for Prftterving Egg* SpaghettiISBSVUA "£1* by making the moit of every bit of last month. He had been with the p. m. Thursday at the DeSaulnier A new method for preserving eggs wheat and wheat product!. Make company 53 years, having'joined Funeral Home, 17 Pearl St., No. in the home has been developed ChM CH t*ms MSiN SmX* go further* too . # * by uainff meat ilrippinffi far cooking auid the firm as an office hoy in its Plainfield, by Rev. H. E. Pike of at the Wyoming agricultural experiment station by Miss E. J. Thics- ClillCMCaraeu-H. i«tt8c ijrheeaeRelish awaiantnff, i-endertng excesi meat Philadelphia ufBee. In 1900 he was SL Stephen's Episcopal Church. fall, and aalvaging uauaable fats. Ktt to the Eochester office, and a Burial will be in Hillside Ceme- sen and Dr. Lawrence Morris. The CWd(MAlaKliig».««n»"4r51i ttorr/ftmn'VA'Vtfb Start now! year later became a salesman at- tery, Plainfield. new method, known as thermosta- Ran Ala King ••••» ;.;'48c Heteattt^tl-Rellsh'^10* iscieu to the New York office. bilization, win preserve eggs satis- factorily for periods up to six Borset .^SZ, "«.<34e Manhattaa Dill Pickles r,28e Mr. Glass was nn elder in the Comiskey Rites months. Eggs which had been Presbyterian Church here for many stored seven months still scored Spaghetti JSSL T^-2h Pickles years. Ho is survived by two sons, Held Monday very high in eating qualities, ac- Ravioli SL'MS IS Robert E, Glass nnd Matthew M. cording to the judges who sampled Ung's fts PicklePik s Glass, both of Wcstfield;. a broth- Residents of Garwood nnd neigh- them. S^ Swet*Hxea«Efi!S««.r25t er, Matthew Glass and five sisters, boring vicinities paid tribute Mon- Thermostability consists of treat- !M BRHT ATUMIIC i MClflC TM II. the Misses Isabel, Sura and Mary day morn ing at the funeral of Po- ing eggs in a hot water bath at 130 Phillips Beans A . 17e Dill Pickle Spears.^'-35c Glass, Mrs. Daniel Mariner and lice ' Sgt. Dennis J. Comiskey of degrees for 15 minutes. The eggs Boned Chicken «>» <«««72c Canned Goods Mis. Will Griffith, all of Philadel, 422 Myrtle Ave., who died Friday must then be dried, dipped in a s c M N T t phia. in Overlook Hospital, Summit, aft- mineral oil bnth, drained and stored Boned Turkey SHERMAH l(v63e Asparagus "c B;i rf, , ""«'-'"34« 3 b STORE HOURS Funeral services were conducted er a heart attack. in a cool basement sit a tempera- Kippered Snacks O*N 'A..17C stringBeaiisK& '^f U Saturday by Dr. William K. Mc- Services were held at the homo ture of from 35 to 50 degrees. The Flaked Fish »« »—.23e Chopped Spinach am «r 1 h Kimicy, pastor emeritus of thtj ard' at St. Anne's Church, where mineral oil bath should be at room 8A.M. to 6 P.M. Wntfleld Presbyterian Church, in Rev. John M. Walsh, pastor, was temperature when the eggs are Welsh Rarebit "OFCD nÂ^t Spinach «*»»«i Gray's Funeral Home at 2:45 p. m. celebrant at th« high requiem mass. dipped, according to Miss Thiessen. MONDAY through SATURDAY Interment was in Fairview Cenu Rev. William B. Connelly, pastor The oil should be a thin tasteless Kraft Macaroni Dinner <*>9e RdC tery, of St. Michael's Church, Cranford, mineral oil. Han. Spread » -,20. was deacon, and Rev. Bernard Thermostabillzatlon is one of the } âi,y Foods' JOHN F. WE AVER ,7 .Sharpe,', :.0SM, was sub-deacon. newest and one of the best.methods Clltleet8 Beechnut Jolm F, Weaver, father of Mrs. Three cars were required for flow- for preservation of eggs, asserts ii&by's Devi ed Ham S Be Miss Thiessen, The method used by M CHOPPED FOOI Fred Vail rf as South Ave., W., ers. j « Barti>w«2 f 17. Beechnut S the state experiment station should ehll'^ aH a FOR JVNI9RS i-fjt died last Saturday in the home of interment was in St. Gertrude's MUSHROOM Cemetery, Woodbridge. be followed closely for good results, Sampbell' SOUP E L his daughter, Born in Harrisburg, and a thermometer Is absolutely es- Diced Carrots M'0 N TE»» i«133 Pa., Mr. Weaver has lived in West- Clapp's sential to check the temperatures Sampbell's Larsen's Veg-AII »<.,..!•» field several years. He was a mem- during the hot water bath. ber of the First Methodist Church, Mrs. Elizabeth Daly Tomato Soup C-lapp's "BfEBB* 2 funeral services were held Tues- Dies At Dover Pea Soup HABITANT 2 (°::25e ; day at 10 a. m. in Gray's Funeral Home. They were conducted by Storage Hazard Sberman's Onion Soup 't.r24c Llhby's Mrs. Elizabeth Daly of 299 Hem- "Mothproof" containers alone do Rev. John Wesley Lord, minister lock Ave., Garwood, wife of Sheri- Pablum i of the First Methodist Church. In- not eliminate the pest hazard. If dan P. Daly, died suddenly yester- they're tightly enough sealed, with Formulae terment was in Fairview Cemetery. day, July 10, nt the Dover General no cracks, they keep moths from Mrs. Vail is Mr. Weaver's only Hospital at Dover, getting in from the outside but they jDflf/ry Products survivor. Mrs. Daly is also survived by don't prevent any moth larvae al- three children, Mrs. Bruce Ram- ready lurking in the clothes from a Cheeso SAMUEL M. SHALLCROSS ehaw of Cranford and Mrs. Ethel doing their dirty work, Hence the « Sweet jj Cheeso Samuol Miller Shallcrose • of O'Neal and Alfred S. Daly of Gar- necessity for having the woolens OS *no p Uiatham, int^r of Mrs. Murray wood. thoroughly cleaned. As an added art Cottage Cheese ». Eandall of Weatfiqld, died last Funeral services will be held protection, use a Spray or flakes Liederkranz Cheese X week at his home suddenly from a from Gray'a Funeral Home, Wcst- of naphthalene, or paradichJoro- tart attack. He was vice presi- field parlors, on Saturday at 2 benzene, or moth balls—a pound for a small chest, 3 pounds for an «mt and treasurer of Walton Lab- p. m. with Rev. Robert W. Long- MtitVarTitin aiaulil* acre of the Cranford Presbyterian average closet The flakes or balls wtonos Inc., o( irvington, man- give ofT B gas which discourages the w»ctnr«a of domestic and indus- Church officiating. Interment will larvae from feeding and kills them Cheese Spreads ffi Z 14c ral nurmdifiers. be in Fairview Cemetery. Sha cross wna it the concentration is high enough. Canning Supplies i i»S " born in Wil- As the gas is heavier than air and FATS AND WASTE PAPER sinks, the finkes should be put high Mason Jars tt?5 'Wham about six months. He ARE STILL BADLY NEEDED. in the closet and renewed, if neces- Idea! Jars R^6 •» graduated from the Univer- SAVE YOURS! sary. Condiments Mason Jar Caps Shaker Salt Breakfast Foods Jar Rings , » ^.°m4<> Garden Lettuce Sterling Table Salt ffiS5... Kellogg's Pep Paraffin Wax , 2 it. 25B A THOUGHTFUL WAY A newly developed lettuce known as Slobolt was developed by the White Vinegar AN» PACE ,. b., 12e Kellogg's Rice Krlspies Gerto . . « Bo,.b»..24c TO REMEMBER department of agriculture especially for market and home gardeners Cider Vinegar "Miin ,4 >»'63c Force Cereal . M. C. P. Pectin 3» ?»& —is by haying us erect a The new summer leaf lettuce with- Colman's Mustard >*«••*»• 9e Fig Bran . . 8ot. pig, I |g finely designed BARRE stands mid-summer temperature Household Items tombstone that will per- | without quickly shooting or *'bolt- Gulden's Mustard •K-I-UC Grapenut Flakes Windex BSs 2 £s:25e%r29« petuate the memory of I ing" to seed. Because of this char- Ann Page Mustard >«>10c Cheerios . your dear one. acteristic, it produces usable leaves three weeks longer thnn such well- Miscellaneous Shredded Wheat Koxon Metal Palish •« ^ 17c ! known leaf lettuce varieties 85 HEADSTONES AND Better Pretz-Stix BURS*'! ™°; 13c Instant Ralston 18oi.pta.20c MARKERS REDATED I Grand Rupids, Black Seeded Simp- Scoop BMfiaS »*•- 19o ! son and Prize Hend. If plants are 58«.ptn. 15C Gold Dust . . 4Pb.Pi».47o Aunt Jemlina'fiSS/f* »«•>*•• 12c [ relieve some ut the atrnin. For ex- Potato Chips nK, r:20« Spick tevlll l&SfflSS.»15c ; ample, some parts of tiie work can Llpton's Tea VS v4«-.Pk..51c Canned Juices Charge Dog Dessert K:25c Package Foods K be omitted If the writikU'H nn> : l Waxed Paper SJ' n»..->i4t G.Washington Coffee ," 33c Grapefruit Juice 2 ". 25c Bate&fjut Loaf »"J,B™"Lv 25c Ry-Krlsp BAWTON X'; 14c';,?; 23c Ds shnkx'n out nf shorts nml they ;ne r Paper Napkins n" °« ABe hung carefully on tlin line, thev Ovaltine cE'»" « Z.35C S 65c Grapefruit Juice ««• -31c Dromedary pi».18e Saity Twist Pretzels :r;.13c Sasidwicli Bags . . >*»-9e will loult smooth cnraieli to use Baker's «• Cocoa 'i'SJOc Grange •• Kf"0112 '"»; 33c ) wilhmit ironing. Tlip Siinie is true nf t Duff's **2Be Staley's Cream .ffl k W» belong tg fl,9 •»«-9c su..^ 15c Orange 41c Turkish tmvrls lire really softer and I 7 Minute Pie Srust *°-12c Sparkle Puddings National Seloded Morlldant, ! 4 , *reclon colled ths flulilor if If ft unironnl. Pnieticiil- j Baker's PK, Cosoa ai9c Orange Juise '.V.- 18c ,' •45c Q. T. Pie Crust « Tuiulio P«drilngs Sage Air Refresher <«'-49e \y one svholc strp In Mic ironing pru [ w B To nrvs all p«8f l& nonttitlv and wol! 29c Bisquick -We Brief! Prase AS!" ^32o k ccilun' fill) l)i> I'liiiilhntni l.i¥ liikin,: I ,,,.:) -,,uj UiillgJ U,,l iUl a pan af our cods the clothes frrtin tin1 lino when iiiev Cocomait , . . >^™41c Prune Juice "ffiSSi? M.24O Safety Matches -8c Small Prunes ,i:-:S"! BIw-WfH'te Flakos an».i*u.8c me just damp eiiuimh In Iron well s YLR want 1 Homo ""ffiiiWi'J"** '•'59c Prune Juice SfS! --^26e Amsrieaa We or* maintaining our high standard* throughout I'it'c* * llii't combine Hiiiik and liiii sonp MOS 1 .fc Ronzoni Spai'lelti Blcachetto Bine . p».-5o !0 r |n : , * y 8 <%» In order }l,o» you mayji assured pails may need M.me spHnHinjr j TootsieV-M . . »»-«'47c Bante's Fig Juice ""-Î 3c Sunfirite Cleanser -So taker's K; if; I,lit tlii' other:: rim hi' lulled lou.-.elj i c c Octagon Cleanser 2 **>• 3c »' As beit. 4 ji!!,t as Ihry are. | JSJ.'K-.'r 33c Tomato Juice S;Br i'255 Args Laundry Starch '••9c Betty Crockery Old Batch Cleanser 2 ^<-15e 12 318 Eaot Broad Vi Id li tuSnuit, i M n Am in ii 1 vi win lo t In Ave., | St., HOUSEHOLD LIQUID CLEANER n i I i \< In li " i I li in t . 24c All Y«U N v-ranfun) ./ Tor Oisli WeitfieM m i in j i di I'II ii 11'i11.• horn Snvc. Si Is n Cli.l mill 7.,;; bol. CR. 6.009a WE.. 2-0H3 jui i i i 1 'ill in i II I iijii i{ n iimi ' , ..1 -. | LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 11. 1946 THE ,rt was adapted, P*C« Six Senate «d to «»r«™.^ for I it thrn »«it to tw^ ^^ he VISIONS OK VERNE:—Major| Edge Promises Alexander P. de Seversky and Lt. | Prize Wioners Among Floats Gin. Dwlittle, toth priictical air- • mm of no moan alature, have pie-1 Rent Control dirtfd air trove! at a rate of between 1,000 and 139,000 miles per • Says State Will Act ' hour. Seversky sees trips to tin.' If U. S. Lets It moon in three and a half hour?,. the extension of* With top speeds at IS'J.OOO miles: and per, although this development he' TRENTON — Gov. Walter E. h l wUl admlU is some time off. However, • Edge this week indicated he will ssn^.^> Duolittlo, of Tokyo bombing fame,: tail a special session of the State support at th»Hin^___ w»y» thftt the 1,000 mile speed will; Legislature to set up a Kent Con- Appear "in the near future." { trol Administration in New Jer- SammerlnfheRâpos sey unless the Federal Government l(Hlim<"3 such control before Aug. The State Hifjhway Depart- 1. iwttt's "Five Year Plan" of iimd In a telegram from Maine where •oimtrpctlon will cost nn estimated Edse is spending the last week of 1160,000,000, reports the New Jer- his vacation, he said; sey Tajcpaj'Crrs Association, "If the federal administration wi:i notify vs thnt they intend to tlutiv SAVE WASTE FATS leave the matter of rent control '<> the states, where it bclonjrs, New ! Jersey will have a duly and legally constituted Rsrit Control Admin- WhilTbird., give thanks in sweet. BBl'OHT OI» CONDITION ft istration functioning within 24 hours." Bank & Trust This was interpreted at the gov Although' the trail is steep a ernor's office as 8 definite promise WKHTFIELD, »t»' fo call the legislature into special f, .\r« j 'while far hchnv the rm'Ky steep. session to enact a rent control law The leave, cast riwdown cool and Edge said also; a rail i "Under the law of our state, as m Wry Blew "here perfumes it is today, no tenant can be evict- Sta'lulr- ! sieep. M«M l»f law M«l»r* HMH ed' or forced to pay an increase in c rent prior U> Aug. 1 and our citi- ir,J li.uCZt mi. <":l"£«.»»"!"£:1 • (k* iniWwi «l ike tVdtrol H«- zens can be assured that the state Amons the hills ore Camp Glen STRIPED KITCHEN TOWELS administration will not permit that L keGVrc4land and the rocky B|e" date to pass without taking the a /ton* and (iisi.uuitt? Where Boy Scouts swim and tramp obsorbtnt, durable (Including bond* and necessary action to give our people full and complete protection." ami 'play , ,.__ Photo by Cartwright Until the darkness comes, and then saarsrus? v:r:i Edge said he would return to Abtorbent kilchen loweh that dry thoeo dishes work at his office here next Mon- They gather 'round the bright . nllttl Swtui a»«tni Tiii float, entered jointly by tho Soai at tlio American Revolution and the Daughter, of the American Jbltntlona of .Stairs by the New Jer»ey repreaent- day. The governor's secretary said camp fire , in » JWfy. W« thow yon Wo lype»j tho ons- and t/ollilcal auOdlvt- Rerolutmn, depicted the uj-omj of the Declaralioa of Independence «ti»c». The Bo»t won tctOMl pritt. Edge left Canada and arrived Sat- And do'theiT stunts and stones colorftripo lowel) 70% linen, 30% cotton, Wuc, Jtfier blind*, "notes, and > urday at Bath, Me., where he will Wha^niore could boyhood heart debentures .«; l.ts. srtend this week with Mrs. Edge. (recn, yellow or red (tripei. eacli 79« Edsre approved of Acting Gov. «mRnd dtiwilu of tn- ; dtrhludlii. partnership*. •(Id earpvriulon* t*. .Unit of Inili- , Hawkes Favors vtaualft. partnerships, j «n* corporations S.SiO.«l.«S ; >or>o«ln of United SIMM I Limited OP A CMtrnwrni 1,0'l.ni >1 ' >«po»fiA of 8talt>» nv.il ENJOY SUMMER NIGHTS political eut'iliUBions, sij,1:0.1s WASHINGTON—Sen. A. ^y. »i««r toMis CAt'lTAU He wrote; 16-iiich propeller is practically nobeleu. Un ACCOUNTS ll "1 voted against the conference three upeedj. Conies In ivory enamel, chrom- * TW» bank'* capllnl n>n- •iutu at common slDfl; with report because I believed that, if I total lmr value cf Kot'.OOC. it were returned to the conference ium trim. . 51,00 NKMOITAMIA committee for further considera- ninen (and »e- tion, we could get a more construc- curtilea loaned^ (bôK by L**irtttriaht HillNE * CO.) Houtewnrcs, Doimslnlri value]; tive hill which would be to the best U. S. Government as obllvationif. iMrrct Third priie winner n> iKi. float entered by Martin WaHberf Post, American Legion, depicting Ihe interest of the people as a whole. I a&tl Ruarantced. famed photo of the raUiftg of the fitg on {wo Jima. "Inasmuch as the conference re- pteufceu to £fci*urft dcftijrilti Hi ~ port could not be amended by the Uamittlra Other i to *•. _ and other ltla« ltfriKC y for nef or riducUry For Quick Results Use or curporfttu iiow- fire, tt n rt for nurnoso other (huh to vecure 1U- unities TOTAI fl,S» The Classified Columns 1 itnij urofcrrtU TO BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON
. 1 lu ri>- i pulr« m e n t » of THE SOUTH AND WEST law il.nr.i'^j "2 TOTAU ."i u isTs :Tfe [a) On dalp *>f renoit , r*«cr\o nfcatn^t ' denoslt of this bank-was »I,O$S,;uO00 alit>\c wlitt-li ueic ' cliKible n* 1PK«1 renerve nmountri] to H,:H0iifll' • 'ill 8TATB OK SKW JKRSEY, l COUNTV OP VSUiN. is- i :v!i 1, irKX-IlV 1^ in 1ST. 1'ir-l.l.M. pd OUKti'N T. I>Altl:Y. Trri">r,r • »•: s f thf» ubr,\e> TiamrO IKI.K. do <-c). 3 lnnly «»<«r thai thr ,*.« MAW. Blfnt N true t" tile liosl of my fcli tiil t^luf. m:.NHi 1. nrwT J"ll -l.lotll OOP.PON T l J'ulitli i( \, ,i .l.is,^ V Mr Crmmli-lon t\i>ir. ^ v\ i 1;, i i HErilltT OP *% »H'll.iT7T- " Or A UIVK Wllltll I- \ Ml-M- l!i:» in- TIII: n.uiniini:i It M. , HI.IN. M'i: \MIII nil' I'lin- OK TIII: II.DI-IIM. HI:- Kr.uw; AIT. SHEER TAILORED NYLON Iti'lmrl •« ..( J ,11, • 1 -..,., of NflKTII *. I'M! i-nl,lvmi|n\ by Fronds Cerr Stifler 1 !".',•« Ml. ,1 Wi -1", I I N .1 «> . 1 K nfriii 111,1 îtii j-i 1 [ ,- 1 ,,,1 >• Iru.t Culil|ilr.>, Wi IM. ,.1 in.. J,,. marquisette curtains 1 SI *' A helpful volume of jperii! intcrral 10 lor-al re»l-
Klllil el t!U-'l>'"-~" V dt*u. The author, Mr. Kroncii Carr Sliflir, [» a resl- Hi M'n,: |T :.,.r!v ( r I ,K I'lll PIT I" " dtnl at Summit, .Ntw JcrspT, arid i» Secretary of The inimitable nylnn marqulaetle enrtains, Eitqni- M.i- -,<| 11, «• i.n , 1 , 1, , , 1 IH'IH-Itl >1 I I'M' 1-, ,1 V I', Public lii-hsinni fur The Amrrican Bible Society, !.•- '. i.iV- 1 .,1 ,'., i, „( , . ., •itely sheer, ycl tlrong and long-Hearing, Wonderful IT I '1 1.11. 1 . ,1 1. , , 1 In hi* new book, *Tlie Bible Speaks," Mr. Slifler prc- J.nn'n easT-lo-tauiuier curloins—lhr? dry iiuirkly like yonr Cell 1,1, .1"! .1 -1 1'lr- I .1 »e»U a funrtioiuti diclinnnrv of ijje HiLIc as il is de- l precious hose, Ilicy will not shrink, and ther require .Vi!-\.'." '" ' "* '••"'"•'* tignttl to s'ul iiuliviiU'iai ami gnmp tliinkiiig. Included ry'i «ir'i. (•• ,1 ,,i 'i,t 1 in il* cmilrnti ore lh« following timely thajstrr tu-ail- no ironing, Thrje tire bniiillfulli lallored, wilh onc- Inin: To liitlieUUiult, In Unr mnl i'rac. In .Sorli nriil iiui'i »iuc liema and ihree-inrli bottom hems. In a ('i'T!i!ilioii> •>/ 1'KIJIII-, l"n the .'Vnlioiu, Through Vaiiiml (")iniinr!», Al.11> Inrlndfil arc 1I10 quolrd rxin b,r Mr. clear while. 11*81 inches, pair 7,69 I.I- -. T !•») i\v Home Hills i>f Suiumil. Mr. liett» is an afflerr ill The i ,-i, .-, 1 1 •• ( ,.):|. Amrritan Itilile St>ricly and their executive rcprêntn- IU1IXE * CO., Cuttaliu, Fostth rloo ,, live m thi* ^cciEon. 2.00 -•M (;••>,!.• '• I IMIM.i ,,>.( .„> Mill, I 1,, • !UJ1.<<£ 4 CO^ Boot »t(t., Stitel J'IOQI i,l M'\l I, Oto W«4Beiila; Slfkt until I r, a r 1,:.., . i THE WESTFIELD LEA&EK, THUftSPAV.'JUtY 11, tures" by Mary Baker Eddy in- Christ, Scientist clude: St Luke's Plans "The baptism of Spirit, washing Song Festival the body of all the lmpuntira of ,1 service duung July and flesh, signifies th&t the puie in ; St. Luke's AME Zion Church Tf) St."d y school, lla. m.; heait see God ami ale appioaeh- a ing spiritual life and its demon- will ptewnt the N. J. Quaitette AHÔI tation m a wng festival Sun- - nment" is the lesson-ser '.fiation." (p. 241) S day afternoon from 4 to 0 o'clock Maintains „"," tfo, Sunday. Golden I in the McKinley Schoul auditorium °" "'The cup of bVning which Presbyterian Notes for the oenefit of its oigan fund. ,«« is it not the communion Theie will be three door prizes. btooJofChiMT Thebiead 10 a. m., Bible school. Adult '.iêbieal, is it not the com- class for men, women and young Former WertfieWer t Of the body of Christ?" people in the pariah house Rev. Lowest Possible Prices Cor. 10: 16). Robert G. Longaker, pastoi of the Undergoes Operation First Presbyterian Church in cirmon Passages from the Acme wilt continue to hold the price tine, guaranteeing you the lowest poi- £«£« version of the Bible Cranford will be the ..speaker. Jun- Bernard Belloffon Sr,, formerly lude; ior church service in the sanctuary I of Westfield, underwent a fourth tible priew consistent with American Stores Company policy of small profits, are a tlle chi!(lren for juniors and intermediates. abdominal operation on Tuesday "Per yf " Class for younger children in theat the Orange Memorial Hospital. All Acme prices will remain at their prttent low leveh, except where a Ay faith in Christ Jeans. Fox parish house. Although Mr>DeHoffen is still on _,-ny of you as have been bap- higher wholesale cost f«rr** o orice increase. Acme's lowest possible prices J into Christ have put on .11 a. m., morning worship serv- the critical list, his condition is &," (Gal. 3: 20, 27). Cor-ice. Bev. Merle S. Invin will favorable. save you real money. Wn passages from ."Science preach on the topic "When Life fi Wealth with Key to the Scrip- Slows Down." Girl Workers 5 Vim, Union Vesper Service in Mindowaskin I'ark. Rev, John Aid Farmers Wesley Lord', D. D., pastor of the Check and Compare the Items Listed Below! First Methodist Church will About 10O high school girls are speak. ' working on Union County forms this summer to alleviate the con- H.r.'i Haollli Formdale Evqpororcd Orthodox Presbyterian tinued farm labor shortage, Fred Vegetable Cocktail 4t«l. Can D. Oaman of Westfield, Union DroiMtdary Farmdale Cut Stringless Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., H.County agricultural agent, has re- Ginger Bread Mix M, Parting-ton, superintendent; ported. MILK Evaporated Peaches htfmlM* Green Beans 12c morning worship at 11, "Good The girls, who are on vegetable Wl>. r«dn|* Tail Counsel and Bad." Evening wor farms, perform a variety of duties, Pgcked Immedlaffely after plcklnfl, with all fliefr • ship at 8, "Moses and the Plan of including weeding, hoeing:, berry- Can Bardgn-fresh flavor Moled in. Bw, a supply nowt God." picking, preparation of products Spaghetti DinneDi r The fourth annual Summer Dibl for market and packaging. They SPAGHETTI » GIRLS School opened Monday with th are paid standard wage rates for India Relish highest enrollment and enthusiasm their work. RAVIOLI 15c Kraft Velveeta OOID SIAl WAMtCK l«-oi. |ar The school is in session from 9 til: Adult supervisors, usually teach- CHIP IOY-AI-DCI COTTON PANTIES noon, Monday through Friday ers or housewives, are in charge B Cereal 2 Dill Chips "RT 23* Spaghetti Sauce WHh M«l, S-M. ur Son Born To Michaelis Our Flnl Gradi A Eggi56< 2 Bagi Daily Broicail 3:15 to 3:30 The news came 12 days after Ib. —970 on Your Dial Billing and Edmund B. Greene Jr., Package Gold Seal >rt«a Hi An eight pound son, Peter Glen of East Orange, set out by canoe C-2S33C c 24c 47c was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kolf Large Size "' " AIR CONDITIONED on a geological survey. Greene's 19 Michaelis Tuesday morning. body was 'recovered from Bluck The tea with the popular, distinc- 54c Rich, full flavor!- Ground fresh to River Lake Thursday.after search- tive ffavor. Try a package. Silver Seal carton your order! Save labels for gifts! erg found the canoe, clothing and Grade B "' " other articles belonging to the two men, bjth war veterans. The sur- .vex-iwis^jonducted under tr4 direeT Fudge Mix Christian Science Services tion of Dr. A. O. Hayes of the Rut- ASCO tea Bags "X AUNT JEMIMA gers' University faculty. Tefley Tea Bags P.H* Pancake Flour "£. SUNDAY 11 A. M. (No evening service Number of persons working on Duff Waffle Mix'X during July and August) farms Juno 1 was 4 per cent great- NESCAFE %'; 1H er than a year earlier—total, in- •OKDEN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 A. M. HI-HO Crackers ^.. cluding family and hired workers, Instant Coffee *£ 3H NABISC WEDNESDAY EVENING 8 P. M. was 11,422,000. Grahams 1 Pk9.20?! Cocoa Marsh "£22< Arrowroots 7™™.™,. ToofsieV-M I, til NA Christian Science Reading Room <(ob Roy Quart Botlla Social Teas ;nZ. Monday - Friday 10 A. ML- 4:30 P. M. Beebe Gardens Sparkling Wafer 10^;: Save 5c a Roll on Sneedid Saturday 10 A. M. • 12 offering Filn (during July and Aug.) Jersey Cultivated Monday evening 7 P. M. - 9 P. M. Scofts 4 by X Weed Kil- * ~EAT ler for your lawn, garden. Pint The public is welcome; to attend our church services We have a sprayer. ..Give MORE and to use the Reading Room. '. Blueberries Box us a try. West. 2-3534. 35 FISH Delicious, mellow-ripe luscious Jersey cultivated blueberries hit the spotipot! n ianiy fresh flah dinner fur a change PORGIES ib. 15c Peaches i 2 23 BUCtRlCM The pick of the finest peach orchards. Tops for flavor & value. Whitingt'aV4lb" 14c Sweet [iHolp relievo faming. Eating ib. Weakfish ib.25c Cantaloupes Con atl you can. t Sliced Cod ib. 29c Rod 2-P1ECE CAP Watermelons Rips 4c p u Filtet Haddock ib. 4 5c JARS D :z 550 L r650 N.:;^. head CERTO Z2.2H CANNED SOUPS Iceberg Lettuce M C P Pectin Pl::Jt PROMPT—EXPERT Vegetable Soup fowl 00 Red,Button Sure Jell PX.12{f RADIO . WASHER Radishes bunch Pears Fancy Eating ib. 18c F REFRIGERATOR White House flt". 130 Jersey AND VACUUM Honey Dews SS? ib. 12c B Mother's Joy ?:: fla. 100 ',, -••*••' Phillip Pea Soup •£ 80 Scallions bunch Celery Hearts S 15c REPAIRS Selected Jersey Yellow Jelly Glasses r°1.330 Tel. WEst. 2-2388 CANNED MEATS Onions ib. New Cabbage Irl' ib. 3 c Paraffin Wax 2 £25* Deviled Ham ,m. 13^ ME Thrift Lids ™ OKJO0 A world of beautiful new clotl CLEANING NEI-DS 5 not complete assurance that you'll Vogts Scrapple 121< SEU $ Junket SPiY Jar Rings c"Z'n "" """ H Bab-0 2 •SIU Rennet Detiorf look lovely this summer. Smartest is Liver Pate ^ (When Arailiblo) lo step out with the cool, crisp, clean 601-603 CENTRAL AVE. DORSET 12-OI- con Sunbrite Cleanser"™ H 8c CHIFFON SOAP FLAKES ] ] look you can have with fewer clothes C hotel at 9, lonton, moplo, orange Chicken-A-La-King 5% Speed-up Bleach ZlH tuipbeiry, vanilla, "nt more frequently for Quality 24c Wli.n Aviiilubln 2. IC ^ Cleaning. But be sure it's... OAKIIE 2 CANNED VEGETABLES Rob NO-WOiRY Gold Oust Kurley Kate Sliced Beefs fiu, 13 I > mi 1 I il * irr! r nf lid VVh.rt Avoilobla & g %, Lem-O-Pine cakes Use Cash and Carry — Save 20% n y tin • IP '1 | n Mi | I II • * Beans(MT" ^« «n20c i I i u, I . li I, ,,u ,, , I I 1 I I v ,1 I i, , r I I Mixed Vegetables! WESTFIELD BRANCH — zi ELM ST. Lux Flakes Hurlock Peas "I, (When Avoilabls) (When HOMB STV16 Tel. WE, 2-43B1 LIQUID INSECTICIDE (Wlion Avnilnbla) torge 2 Medium tdrgo Red Cabbage Mf.liun Pkgs. 19c 20-or. ! G. O. KELLER, k Pack0go Diced Carrots Can Corner SOUTH ant) IELAND AVENUtS Ii7 PARK AVENUE PLAINFIElO, N. i. Mis,,,,, ,„ „ ,,, liyvrn. Hug Cleaneri. Cold Stamp Super THE WESTFIELD LEAPEB, THURSDAY^JULY 11, FOR SALE SALE 71 p] r i i J FOR SALE fS•- '- -'Ti iifii-iT ri-' iii"i'fi' i 1'"' '" HELP WANTED HCBBBB S REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SEASHORE FOR SALE UAHV GIFTS for the new made to o REAL ESTATE FOR SALE rival ana for ehower gifts, see St., . Weatfl WOMAN To Work 4 tloan A !«>• our large selection. Young FolKa RATES: AHB VO15 ... 1 SHORE ACRES Will net iiilerfertj with house Toggery, 253 H. Broad St., West- rffK SA**K OP A HOBI3 Involve, on BARNEGAT BAY duties. Pltasaut »nd profitHble. PEARSALL a Burabfir of details of which th Write: Mr». M. Wade, tit Chtirrh tool Inniead or yni Two-Centi-A-Word owner is generally unaware, Tlv Venice Of The Jertey Shoi St.. WoodbriaKf, K. J. S-2t>-U W degree of skill and consideration TVPBWIUT18BS, Adilliilf »n Westfleld 2-1477. **«l & which j**«r broker appiiu* to th .—, -jattibc-rm&liit. Wfelte. U; —Sales and service. Hibbons, car- Minimum Charge 5Oc transaction, from original It&tltij "CHAEM. DISTINCTIOW ANB ^^ 2 other maids at Jersey bon paper, type cleaner. CWTS B«tt THEiK lo final consummation, determine WHAI'TH OF THINGS TO MAK sea siiare homs* fur suinru^r ges- JOSEPH Tlillllll.l . baby slioweio. YOU HAPPY" I« what we ha\ loaned free f CtauUeA UUpluj- FRANKENBACH the amount of «aU#f&ctiua yO soil at Hay Head. KefereiU'ts re- 383 SOUTH AVJ5., W. . Wfi, 2-4JOO or will $re* in obtaining;' a buyer fo to offer at SHOIiiS ACKK quired. 1». O. Uux 12». Wt-BllleW. OB Application. ISC. your home. Healthful comblnailun of pur or JjhOftB collect Point 1'leas.illt traU Teh Westfleia j |A pinfr and dean sslt air, tjghln^ 811 between 6 nnd 8 p. rn. CLOSISGi WEDNESDAY S I'. M. crabbing, boating, bathing, wate REALTORS , M^Y TIME ANIJ 7-i-St NOW FOR IMMEDIATE an build n reputation for _ . sportK, sailboat racing". Becom WnlkU 2-U07-UW rU'aHnji and honpaty. The value oi one of the happy owners, pu DELIVERY Me«t. Singing Canarffi! 2 Elm Sh,We*tfield 2-4700 nur service t» you is I>ase<| on a ahaee a maenlm>«nt WATK SERVICES Pet BupcliEti. '"•C»CK and enjoy the above sport ST. |ftitKL ESTATE FOR SALE A.Nt'V KEPT, 13th, only IS on your OWN PHOPEllTT. I3» ClUMM-lS hnd l'nrnnce, Clrnut-J. PREMIER yrnrn old* Jrii S. nog? W mtnoLm & FRITZ minimum of inconvenience tf"Which deals are mude wday u WE. ^-3* REAL ESTATE FOR REN AUTO RADIOS now taKlne ord(>ru fnZ H w' lr#ii5€&Ujr happens that we don't Mtortu «ui«h. I E. O, Edward* ,, CHINER Still "ervtSjM %M^kmi a chance to put ia all Uia • WEI. 2-S4TB olu chine.. Deal dlraot%l •>-V-f!-'fU-b*»te calls that Wfc Ctiulg wi*6. OFPICB SPACE for rent In down and carpenter work, iSasstone r#. we suggeei uIi.. VHlanVJllane & VV. lei. Weatlcld iSt? Mao* «e aoo't list here just wfeM from 1Wei*tfli."Iil. I-odê i6'x^¥' oil C«nliclula, WE. 2-0T79, WE. 2- OF~i YEAH. I 1-TUBE RADIO KITS ^: .yyu are . isee&mgr. - j£fcsee pre- 4.7 arrt-s. (io«d huntini; snd fish- 0JS5.H. 6-27-iat LIli-K la Now 13« Vtr CevT I'U v^"^*' VeftiS ©Mr srlvini; jull descriptions, iriff, I-'ursiisheii. II.0Oo.0O CH»II as we fa" tfttlt rctxew your KUhscrlp. ATKUNITY WESTP1KL1J tiA is. Call Westfleld 2-0S7S-J. ROOMS FOR RENT tlon at THE OLD HATE of *«.5O ELECTRIC HEATERS DHK SIO.\ SO 4nym, and Elfelronli' AMD &tBM^*—Owned by same family for 7-4-3t KJPEHT for 1 year, IS.50 for 2 years «r gî3"-«Mt'BF yeaj^s,ciose ta twn. n&w OB* « WISS'l FIELD HOTEL. Clean. »;;• »4*et#a for I tanalis*. Owner, a I Itlir.DIN'* I,OT, 135^100. Phone WE 2-2TH. ?•<-•<• $5.95 to $45,00 and novelties now la^M s-^":iiri years experience. Insured, 1.;* extending' yours today, ;fe&f,uflLsw*-• Could fee taticn oêr l*y new Central Ave. i-4-4t STROMBERG-CARLSON ^^%w>ier uatii tenant tsan give poa- For Girls (6-14) NOTEi NBArtLY ALk POPULAR ?>ft3î-«feailuii 4»n remainder cf stn&.tloor SHALL UOl'SB built , ubout sis Bradford, N. H. ClOnllLll.lll MAOAZINKK WILI- SHU8TAN- SOUND SYSTEMS ^âp^ftiBeflt*- *£*cei*6m eei up fur years agw. Hiwdern Kitchen find peclali^liis In tnasonry, carpentry, TIAU.V 1NCHEASB THEIU SUU- sHilWllred - bagine** man who wants bath, three twi i'«"*t'ras, attached repairing rosf*, chimneys, lire- SCKII'TION ItATES WITHIN jH^KHUMltlmr-'to flitter* with. Can stiU accommodate five gl placea, and »sphaK driveways. Ait TUB NEXT FKW MONTHS. UY ROOM COOLERS i garage. *t*a?)\ i-Ml. Avaiiablo for August—July 30th thru AJg. I'-IIUMTl HE IIOIKiKT AJril CATION *&KHU SeP'~ 1st. 410.500. types of building reconstruction; KNTEUINO KBrfEWALS AND •;>:.'f»,MW qilCK POSSESSION Owner sh i 26th. Mim L.H11S A. null. 1>E- work: guaranteed. Estimates giv- N'KW SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW YOU For best cash prlcei»Sl 1 ructor 7-t-St KjBir>-. ir*&Eferi «L Exe«/*est **CII»QI IS LAtiis, ! OLOIvH TYPH IIOMK on tileeP lot. en. Telephone- after &;30. John WILL SAVE AS MUCH AS 50%. RADIO TUBES field Furniture, 2011 MSI r C-y ^r; ar sl Monaco. S5J St. Paul St., West- or 'phone WB. 2-6140, iÊitB«ar6| » close 10 time sports ttoit, F"lrs*t 8*ur hail, iivlitg: room* dln- orni,^ hi) HI\(;I.K room, both Ipâsiii -li well &esl%tip4 tor com- i!-;g rvH'sn. modern tiJe faltchen, fleld 8-35U-M. 1-1-41 CAM. WKSTFIKLD 2-1BW TOIJAV AND furnished, near business section, WATER SOU'TENEIIS—tt 3fi>«--;;*jscta;fel« Jiving, Uarj?e raome-, sH>j«*n**S |K*rcSi. Se«*>ml floor, four K. Neuer, 537 Kim St. VVK. 2-O701J and we will do the . ->°>">«-v BATTERIES s|,^|î»4tM4 perch, also a liitl* perch KJEP & BASS, ^rtg-ht fcir-d rooms, tfi'«> baths. Serrlct— one when you can have, Thlji3 f!oor. two iledrtKHns. tâth. Repairs on May0ower, Crusley, C A>Si:i.l. 1-l'IlflMIIKIf S at the small cost of mm,Kulaitou. Two ear garage. C K. GARRETSON & HORN i»i>.—A large double fur- BRAY' S, a month- for over 3 Aut^RusslSc Kvuksr, fl.l\()« payments as low a, . M.IVB VOt A, on third floor or i on 2nd Cranfurd 6-8810-J, T-4-4t AHvu)« llnrKiilii.. All Trpej. fI5 "»• WE. 2-4250 month. ojier &« a of at fctry attr^rtti e Phone WK. 2-0898-W. 3 !V loss to D M. J. cgjl m bath, lW located. Tel. WI3, WHEN YOUR HOUSE IS ON Fill!)! f*tnU lt*va itn -1 % solarium 'BTOIIIKG— Illsk School and CollfBTe O1II18 ANI» KSIH of «lrl» C»««M next or S ik Voa'i i the fir*t floor z-tns. subjects, Carolus T. Clark, B. A. Shi>rt», sliea 10 to 20 it $1 pr. U r htmse • »* line with VOIIKC VOI.KH TOaQRRT DO YOU i:AI,r. THIS CHICAGO OH .NGLE IIOOM to rent to bu (Tale), LU B., Ed. M. 336 Moun- »KW YOBK FIIIB UKI'lUT- PLASTIC PAIN ^âs ©otjr sell if" woman. 129 PerriH Place. tain Avo., Westfleld, 'Phone WE. 233 K. itrtmH Sf. p -t*il us * ars afford an ercfi- 2-3J39. 7-4-lt We, 2-S18« MEXTI AH Color* for exterior, l to i thret* *iiie» of itils automobiles,— will noli m^Hl^rn kitchen is SUMMER COTTAGES STOI'IX—The now nlrtlKht bottle VI5J.L . . . WMBW YOU WANT crack! Also transparent OrxTAlKMOn In & well planned. Com. stopper, expnnds to ftt all 8l*e A MA,<1A7.INH BBKBWBU . . . niturc, floors, walls and b s?e©nii fk&OT Is one bottles 29*slr5tbl* two- screened, targe porch, awnlnKf, IlFI.I'lFI.U allldl)a-l). ture. ' MulaUoa. AtiMChvd garage. First listed for sale st See our window of insecticides, with We buy antiques. jftl« artisans 1-uiU tills home. 1m- fully euulpped. Iôt 50K100. Prlca poit riiircs YOU nr-TTEU CALL ;iTJ**. OtDFA T1PE Sm%. tnt tim*» AH Jocaled con- I7.O00. Call PLF. J-S169. or without D. D. T. MI:. 2S(KM dL i JseSO • !«? th« shopping venter UllKR. JMPJtOVi;i> — Itostrtcted ; ANTS CI.KAIl OUT—Vnl«i,,_ of H* kM and easily accessible club development near Wutfhun^ y{. . r,4 rail triinfe 8Z2,t(0 jaltKC!). AlBtt. " X'tffsfk or Xfew York. «Ievat1un. 120 ft. width. fl80n-|2300 M.ADH IS A9IRIII0A STOKB, OVS RIINHEII HOIIBS of 7-4-2Sver1- which In safe when there n "WE. 2-35S1-H. 7-ll-3t dren and petB. A year's i «xpect to fmvfmvo J new unea tor vet \G»TH *!I>F- «M«r ty»w Sll K. IIUOAD ST. •BTktr or Unen, 3-6X at $3.98 I tl* terat i ane iHH, li>Tnl»hril or I nf nmi«hcil. ui.tni-iii s-4nio. 3Gc. 'Sold', at Jarvls'. enuis In tli* ranee S. A. SAUNDERS, with or without onjlon to buy, or MPI1OVI3J) I,OTS In built up Kee- 7-U at »a.0». sm beat* A t u> J If It'a Thr Crenm Or The Crop, YVMO KOI.KS TOfiGEUY firslfrar apartment, tmttablo for family of tlon ol Manor I iirk, WuHtlleltl, We Hnre It. WISH til Ulnliuiie ot Tailor I K res! 8 KI.H STIIKKT f«ur—2 children. Immediate or Prlcê nni] Iniprovcmentf* will be t!!Sa 19. Bnmil St. W*. S-3180 Oeorse Walker, a53 Feri pontslblllUes? Jt:sl Sent. 1st occupancy. Tel. WE. Klvoll. PrlceH are low ami lernlH Baston, Pa. Tel. Easton jj fleW line !•} ft lirvp ts. S.1B13 2-160S-H. 0-27-U easy. Buy for your futui'o homo HAROLD E. YOUNG CO. of nbout £ 0C.r4B, ^D are al«- site or for lncrens*o If] valuo. y WHITE I1AS- Atviftiun, Th*re Id *in excollvnt ortk Sid*- hem* <*nJy s S sCOTt'H -6-room liouuli (ill j IIKAIIIA Illl* VKTKIIAV wlalle.1 lo fur map etc. II. O. Ijoci* tvooil AUTO FIIIK I.IFK 1NKT, natln and lace trimmed, 8 roum ncîl-buittfal with such a be*lro«v JUST AIIHIVEII—NAVY w itutw r*>nt Sot. larrc living roum with _ or 6 room house or htinga- Ward HoiueHteiid Maplevvootl, N. .1. •ood condition, ?30. Original price ItKES, riveted Benms, sIs&Btfl a very )fii« . _. t.>a» tile science Rfu'h Hre-pUloe atui buHt 111 low In vit'lnity o( Cranford or INSURANCE 85. Tel. We. 2-0347-U. with inl^M Hnefcuittt i?r*Akfi: Kxcelitionally lino Gnliarilliiil old barn. Owner \n ki |2n0 shelves, low tjxxas, f.ast p Westtipld not over 17,000, Phono V.13 CKNTIIAI. AVI!. WK. 2-1105 at $2.50 pr. Value S3.50, room, enelft??4 porch, living r*w Cranford C-0OS4-M. ATTENTION! . or Oct. I*o«ii«wil«a—S-room «-lth «roodbarnin»f Er«plafe, ttini. ; i WADINti POOLS for Wal- YOVKQ KOLKS TO«0K WATCHMAKERS! Another wlilpment just arrived nut tlnlHh, reasonable. 2K-$n. man'i' 2X.1 10. llniii.l SI, JiSHne tbig bedrooms). l)*t!it rc»*>6v secttniS fto?>ir has 3lM*4iMoms riOOU 3-FA3UI.V In Fanuooa, coii- wHh tiie ,lmih an*i shower, third Tuesday. Like vreviouw ones, will bicycle $5 o-H 1H. ChemlcalH and We. 2-31N0 . laysiory. Nicely situated Ir v«n$er*tly located finil tJose to Ill'ir.DKIt WANTS LOTS In resi- A. T. BRADY not ln»t low?. A Qunllty Pool; 66x venlent iocatton near new? floor ba« nic«!F fin lotted rot*n5. in* everything, I-rooms ami bnth Chemical aupnrtUH for amateur Kutated, oi! heat, avtaefced gar^ê, dential section: quick Return. Jiwil 42 Inn. nnd 12V. Ins. deeii. At Our chemist. 'VVlttke We. 2-4007-J. lci>» Cwiiin , E&U&Ql Bite, Onr»ffe, down; |.room* ami bath up, good full imrtloularit, M. Critjitii, 443 10 ELM ST. NEW I/IOATION 800 CENTRAL o^rter octuple*!. cundltlon. H2.00G. Spruce Ave., Garwootl. (lino IjonK Pant, Waller i_ W WESTFIELD, N. J. AVENUE, Cor. 101 drove Street. White and Navy tv\m; slstil JK 11 K qiAUTqi'AUTVV VOrnE AFTKR,, Store Hours: Nino A. M. till Nlnn iASY WASHEK—JUBt tho thins for lot. u» ai'i'itntfo tor you lu lt\Ki)t*tt Having disposed of our Watt'li and your Bummer home, $25.00. Call S at $1.91 each. Value u» lof lt t IS YOUR PROPERTY OI'TSK1HTS OP WESTFIBI.n, ex- Cluck Itepiilr Deparlmeitt, wo of- P. M. KntiLbllnhea In WoBtflcld n>i vi; itxis TO(ii;l a home wu (tro offering on High- celU'ht 7-ronni liou«e. 3 bertrooms, WANTED TO RENT fer for HUIO all repair equipment, Hdlitember 1S91. NEW PUHNI- Westfleld 2-5306. land Avenue. KulU lu urder far LISTED WITH US? sun poreb, wootied Jot, new heat TIUtE. BEPBINO, PLOOH COV- I'.. Utmid St. 1 Including: watchmaker's bench, I the own**! . (.Vutup hull tulrftuc*. in« plant *i>6*0 stttklne tools and lathe, etc. EltINGS.> 11. M. French & Sons, WAnonoUB Tin VK. Phono We. 7 ruoma UivludliiK uplondid ma-Mtvi' roll' HIRTHEB INPORMATION DO YOU WANT A (itKiU Tciuuit 1 Ample PAHKINO Here. bottrotim, S tmtlm, tariff, i>Hpect- (H\>KOIID—OlUrr T) pr lit jsfrorf lor; a 4-6-room housekeeping Hereafter we sfml! deal chiefly ully tloffffiiod closets*. rec» o;iHeft KEo*nnrvr. THESE i-noi-Kn- location, * -tjoiirooins on 2ntJ flour, npjvrtment? I am « KlnRle woman, with our expand Insr stock of HIENTAIi 1IVO, sise S-ft. 3-ln 3 ~t Col, 17-ln. Mteam radlKtor, I room, itnt'Kt of lientlriff IIIJUHS (oil lonB a resident of Westfield. Will SEW IllOrOIID AI.ril.MS now In trio wall bracUets.. WE. 2-!f TIKS CAM, Oin WBSTKIEl.l) 2 on 3rd r oil burner, 1st floor lav- ANTIQUES 10-ft. 6-ln. No dealers. Phone tired), oojialruction iletallg ure of HEPHESE\TATI»i:Si. atory, large seretned porch, avail- pay a good rent. Tel. WK. 2- Btoek at Tlio Aludlc Start Wo. 2-51«0-J. tftu li0«t. rvxtfvtinlun (M tfnio for Hn, F.lraaora YfinnK — 1\T. S-2210 able ftbout August l*t, 513,200. 5517-J. 0-27-at Tflialkovsky's "Nutcracker suite" sri=>ci:n I;IIIIsmiiciit!. India eohout If nccesaury. f23*90U. Urn. (iertrndr Unite — Wi:. 2-32M LOST AND FOUND by Eu&renc Ormandy. I-PIRCE JIKunoOM SET, reason- ttlly designed supports fotl In, Ila«l UamlltoB — WE. S-173T , COHVCMI*!!* lot. walking distance from sta- ina.l Broadway caHt, chair. Phone We. 2-5502-M. in tlie Iiome. HOaelle t-Ht u» fur npixjiutint'iit to hot;: Kn- cently palnUKl tin exterior, new tion. Wrlto to B. M. Schneider, DALMATIAN—Male. black spots, Album by The Three SUnH. lluth W. Hackott, 108 West! trnnco httlt, blK MVIHK room with roof, anklrtff IK.70O. S3I Boulevard, Westfleld, or call 3-yra. old. Lout TUCK. I*. M. An- "A ColCloo Porter UUovieW" by David BASOSIKO OAK COBII WOOII, cut Ave., Rosalie Turk, N, J. J firnjilftce, din 111 K roam, tile Itit- G. E. HOWLAND WE. 2-«0r.-J. swers to 'Poimle' Scotch Plnina It- Rone Orchestra, to any fire place length. Large clitn; upNtalrs 4 bcdiuoniH and tt-YHAR OLD mmtern h«u«e in ex- cennp. Reward, Phone "VVK. 2- 'MuHlcnl Depreciation by Snlko Spupplyl ; dlhl d l t bmh; 2 moio lierirouma ituU Lmih ceptional location, hsrgo H\Ins HYSlriA.N. Hellned, HIIIKIC, about 4 319W Junes. .IVINCi ItOOM, UININCI on 3rd floor1 Now tor the liacomcnt Realtor to enter practice In "WesUleUl, de- Wontliolld area. Call We. 2-3243. 101 CENTBAI, AVi:. . WE. 3-S92S room with «t«nt> firftpiact*. sofften "ThThe ruiunlyauunyatt of Omar KlKliayyilmi " hreaKfast, bedroom JUtt ttplenaiilly dry. Homing plant porch, strt'itmlincfl k itch on, i«t sires three or four room apart- ,OST—PlgHkfn key ea.ie with lumli nnrrateenatet l l by ItlItalntalnhh JUpllnmyJUll . Brenlnca 110. 4-JOiO, BI,. X-ISSO ()-«'<'T . SOLID MAIIORA.VY DINING brldKO sot, foldinK cot, (1 id 11 uw and ilri*t rutu, lint wjaer floor powder room. 3 ROOU h«?ii- ment, unfurnished or partially box and door key.s, atiout ,Iuno 'OOn ThThe Moonbeams"Mbeas"' ' by Vaughn Sl ITEt table top heat and. mois- chUdB denk, toy box, book I lionl Wllli Uleatrlc Kurnnve Man, rooiw, l with 2 clnst'tK, ultra furnished, with Ravage Kpn.ee 22nd. Write box 'i01 euro Leader. MroMonroee . thormtiKtatU.viU.y tiontiollt-Mt dny WEsTKltSI.U HBAtTOUS ..ARK available, preferably by Ausuat ture resisting; complete Simmon!' play pen, kiddle car, tn CON*CIB>ITn>VKI.1r° TKVI.XIJ TO nuKlern tfto bnth wlih .slu-wer, ful- 'ltoiull l to Utopia" with Ding Cronby bed. Tel. Cr. 6-1735-J. clock, proHsuro cooker, m And night.. Uvckw-uul inKuliUlon. ly iiiHuliite'!. attache)! enrage, usk- First. VVK. 2-3000. FOl),M>™4 Iteys on chain. Owner and Hob Hope. ' . * $ car purRRe, Lot over 2yb«-ft. PUD IIO.HKH ion Tin: jmv clothing; 2-4 yra., man's oi WHO M'.L:II Tiir.M. iin:iti'.- mny have same Vty paying for this Randall Thompson—''The Testament IIOTBCT Your New Chnlr from hat»«hocB, booln andskiij deep, f 17,^0. WASTKO—Oo or before Sr|il. lal adv. lnqiiiro Leafier Oftlce. KOIIK, TUB WKSTI'IIOI.l) HOlltll furnished 2-room Kitchenette of Kreedom" moths for ony $1.23 for 5-year ice ultateil, boots and skiM OV ttKAIiTOIIII UltC.ES I'HOP- T. H. JUDSON, Jr. apartment. Quiet, mature cnuyle. KoiiHHovltsky and Tho Bonton guaranteed protection. One spray- odd« ani:il. "SlnB Out Sweet Land" with Burl MADK IN AMRRICA STOHE, Nunrr •••'.. Ilc>mild>mld» Chnrlra JJ.. I'rlln WE«t. S-107O, or WK. ^-2130 K.V - SfAV.U. OFI-rCKa (EnBlneor TVEIVIS nml Oiie-H«H 1IM.'»kkimi e 3-VIN-VINS IlexIl , 'vhun'h r ''JiailJ J lvc». 231 B. BROAD ST. year will protect your feir Merck) and wife need ant. fur- 1VI3. S-4315 SI 5,(100,00 Mlll)l:i, T FOIIU. Phono WE. 2- Fnuikle Carlo's "Kncorea". from moth dnmapo for 5 1 nished or unfurnished. Itewurd One HprayliiK of ilerlou Ga ARTHUR N. PIERSON in* 1\ THK llil.I.S M>n'>»c «lu- *rr«-« for information lcadlim to rent- S47SW Bob Hone "1 Nevor Iêft Home" al- just outside ut West Held Is a Hpic lium. xq nOOM SRT, Oak, 14 pieces. teod MothKpray does It, °r| al. WE. 2-3S67-J. lou pays for tho damage. OAKW00I) — JO-Itoom i'-|.-niiill> CORPORATION A Spitn (lV(> rucun liunKi'fow (} "Hhuinlm" with Carlou Mallna. ono WE. 2-21)82 after 7 p. m. HOUHO, all Improvements; 4 roomt* years <>1<1, oil heat. Altar lied g"(ir" HADE IN AMKUICA Sp L IIOVKK nr APAIITMKNT for montha FOR SALE TIII8 MUSIC STAFF 27 Elm Street 231 VS. nitOAD ST. Htt4 bath each apartment; 2-car UF..U.TOUS ngc with oi>t.-n porch. Se lit ember of August and September .\Y"e«t- AlKJi: GAS STOVH—Side oventi. ir»raflro« sotiurato xtuam furnuoct: J«t uccuiumcy. Call Westdeld 2-0763. WESri'IELD 2-KH4 • tleld - MountaltiKlde or Cranford. 4 VHBn H. .1. ROVAIi TIIIBS and iiMcur bus and trnlnn. Tol, WE*ia,«MM>. — IIOIIHIIX FIVK HOOM Tel. WE«l. 2-0300. BRONZE SCREEN WIRE 8-0086; 42» Walnut A.v«,, Oar. 13un»?alcHV. 2 car attached KuruKc Tubes, [or |20. size 6-50x16, 4-ply. I.ATH PIriow wft.o.v NCIIOOI, AIH WAYrKII TO 1IKNT by Sept. 1st, The fchortuse la still critical, si Wenttlold 2-1422-n. ment arrived Saturday. w»f ber occupancy. trlct iinil near tnmsjinrtatJon IM a 4 to 6 room nnpartiiient or liuuHe, hurry. barge Dolls and Just like t this 7 roum houwo with % b;ith-i, S—Fresh from the KnrMt. I11I,I)'S enm, white metal with carrlaue mother hn« or n •TTtfMM^—FINK n- •IM.000—MOI>EH.V MX VnAIt Ot.tl unfurnlslu'd, by rellned nikldlo H lbs. and up: dresned and de- ;; nitKMS—jarwe IfvinK room with Inmilatt'd, nn-w o\\ huruing fur- aged couple, .WE-2-5O08-J Ol'IiN Sl.MlAV J1OII.M.VI1S. clean mattresa, $8.00. Metal bed, M. FHBNCH & SONS, ErtjL > firaplune at thti end or room; mod* cottage, four bod romnx, two hulhs ti:tcwiroon*«; Completely redecoriitcu Inwlde and $3.00; Man'a Hat top oak doxk :•• -stoker fired hot water ht'iit; rt-cro- AI'AHTJIBXT, 2 or 3 rooms, fur- Central Hardware Co., FUUNIfljrtE, BBDIJINO. *f out. Posaeealon at S'otir conven- lli;lli; IS A DAM1Y V room IMMIRP 60S CKNTItAL AVE. PBIIMANBNT AIIJIV OPlÎCKI* with Hwivol chair, $10.00: Oas OOVKHINOS In Our NB^.J, ittion room. August itunst'saion. ience. lld or iinfunilnhcd for veteran willies tn Hell civilian clotliew. atQVO $5.09. Call WE. 2-0474-J. I h Vk Junior ht«h ife, no children. .Hunt Iinve •WE. 2-O1U TION at 800 CENTRAL. A1B ut inve eoatH, fiutlH, pants, height 5-ft. Corner 101 Grove Slreyt. A di!Y evpnlnic RiMvti, never HTM, SIZE WAIJNUT IVUKKT . WK. 2-ISOO nished 3-4 or "i ryoni apnrlmont 86x80%, $10 . Tol. WK. S-)S26. OKTIIOOR PI.AV YAIII>, 12-ft. B<|., *1T.WH>—tIBVKM nOOM HOI «K, 1 THOMAS O. YOUNG, or bunffiil: earden hOHe . ago. Hot water lioat (t)U>. Im- WK. 2-1123 . :.•((« NOIl'l'lI AVE. U\K sown, vised, $,".00; Navy blue Oarwood. clcN-uior $7; 2 acreen door» i . K1I2. 2-3'JOO. uxtcnslun .".03 hotoro Vbvee otlier» anil two woods wllli B DIETZ & SMITH lrunUi\lo occupancy. l,ut eSslSO. I::!rt p. in. After 5 P. m. cull JSliz. InlK, iilso lailii'M HOt, live lron.H, two lirlm-cHH drt>«M, $3.00; Ruitt Taf- onk kitchen cublnet J5: "» ,i JiUINI'AVTI.M., O1.I1KII TVI'i: four fotu ilrewi, jr..00. All size 14-10. CSAS IIANCiE. 4 burner, oven In eood ntlon table $5. Phuno We. f 3 - 3 y G y. wnod.si Arvid piiMliblltton car rar Phone WE. a-0715-W. .„. JIIIHOALOW — Two hcri- ARTHUR N. PIERSON lii^lrouni hotmt! in tlHj (fjirdelln. ilk>. iilso slnall luo box. IVli, 2- condition. Call WB. 2-3294. l.lvtnK r»»(tm wilh tiri-pi^ctt: nttrai-- tnoins flvst lloor, 8Pi\co for vxpHii- A TWO OH TliltrciO HOO1I linH SSS'J. T MAPI.R CHIPFOnOHKl niet£| , elott on HOCOIHI Hour. Ityi-ri'iUlou CORPORATION llvt. .lliiliitr nioin with iiilJulnOii; k^t'iiln^ jijiiirtniont In \VrcHlfl(? ( it'rAi.\.*i, ^5-;i« I»AIHS, sonic ex- KKHOMBMO COOK STOVE, 3-burner bed, oiionn to full width! "J room, Inmilnted, loff tuxos. UU,5U0. HTl-iii-ir. lli'lllilli'il: (ill blll'IM'. tm- In cxi-luinKi! for a »*ix room lim trii lun«, perfect wmiMtlon, rca- Phone WE. 2-0781. any droufllni? table; :t sill!"8 .' Barly pyeaeHBion. Our saw i,or,\'rn»N |» sou I-IWT. Hiinahlc. l'lione WE. 2-l.iSS-M. 44 »"MI STlllCirr , WE. 2-4M8 jnciihiu> "(vti|tumy, JlT.ouo. fr»r HUIL- In Grant mrhoul KCÛ HAI, AVIOVl'l:, ITorncr 101 Cruve J pair white pants. M Write Imx 11 curt! Leador. KAI1IO, O. !•!.. 10-tube, cabinet Bet, 3-1274. \V1LS(1S SCHOOI, nrrtlon — Flvu A\ ATTIIACTM I'. HI\ r«Miiil ittmirru Slreol. lOstalill.ihorl in WPHIIII-III lsl',11 AUMY TKSTS a Hlies. Call excellent cnnrtltion; alwo S-pr. h room homo, available immcilliUti- lions.. In t\cellf-TU ku-alli'ii. Owil- Suiiti'inhev 1SB1. NEW IWDIMI, at liOfi UuMway Avo. inen'n *>lioeH, Hizo OVjC: worn few Jy. 110,500. CALL lit. 0-11*1 n'A.vTKii TO m;.vr—An oxucutivo KI'HNlTdltK. Fi.OOU CdVBU- PisfB mviNfl IIOOM »5{ vv will Mt'l! to liuy.T who can pcu- reslilInK In We.stllc'l'l For l:i yours, times. Tel. WB. 2-0061. vitlu ;m apardiu'iit. wotllit Uk« il 3 or ( l.iMlroom lioiiso, INO». S»in« pliiino number. AM- VAfll'SI CI.KANKH, *l(l| WnithlliK G Hrro%vl>!\t'lc chsiir;'. ijSISAU WVCI1W0OII—A run-duwn lrtiKti lili'l, noar MI I'UIO rAUKlNC. Kiicllllli's. 11. M. Jlai-hlno. jr.. Phono lVli. 2-SBSii-W Hutch tablp. open or c»;- r vvUli iiti oiitloii to luiy, in u tlpNlr- SIZI: (imi with mattresH 1 BIX room lioiiHtj thut m?tul« a fiu-e I'liitallon. Tiled A Mil II Illl II, F1!IO\("I1 H.- SONS. Sluro Hours: r ailli Hysllp Ave. board and pine Rldeli"' ™. II AS .1IM1IT. illlll! Ini'allllll ll J- SOllt. lBl. (IIVC Nino till Nine. extra larfie ba»filnetla and a very „ lirtliiB. lixtm nluu jilut. Jjur.o. lUltonmtli! heat, i Hi-svr in x<. li. 2 WtlruuiMx. lnrse alzo gas Htovc. Call WiC. uas MAXWKI.I. ami rtu-reuliivn rn 2 lirillm rnr nifi li:t\lllK u Cull tmi-Uvuliu-w. AiMlfJ'.s Kxouti- GOV'T RELEASE !iIinlOIII,i:il l>\\ IINI'OHT. opens to 2-5S71. 8H5 JIIOirKTAIN AV»- : SMOtlNTAIN'SIIlK—House on llwny 'y Atur. J,'»th. Cull IllHlIiti 11! 1VV il til sail. llvc Box 13, l.tador ofrlce. (Inutile lied, needs rcuiiliolHtertnf?. Wli. 2-lttSII %',h suitably for Htltlmli) Hhnli. Cooil 7-lt-3t Alno pot ntnvc and lUtlnga. Con- ''" ljualuosH iHissibillllL-s. IJ200. INSECT REPELLENT ()%Ilt>UN I'Mnnm.I.A—flood condi- 1'1!HN1TI5«H Ul'.PAH" NIIIC radln fair cun(llCi(fn. I'hono tion. Phone KO8. 4-2384-M. ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor VA( .\TlO.M.\i; l.\ ,11'I.V, AtfilINT, ijsi'in uv oint iiovs is" TUB WK. 2-0321-.M. [IHKAKFAST TAIIl'K CHAM-imn—Ultrii SI-IHH.1 K. 1 His runniK, I lluil Imi Ii nil, IIIIHIL'- KIS I'llNTIIAl, AMI. 3'i'Hl- luiuso or mil u> us?—ami NHKH itETTKli—ON'H Al'l'l.l- PBK-WA11 1H1SII-MAIL Wlrltllll is-,'. !'! roiilili.. nun clillil. fn;i. lawn SIT- TWO WAllnilOIlFS TlllINKSt baby STIIOI.LKIIi 1 2-|ili>ce and 1 dkitQ luiwUoMKhm. $i 1.000. CAT1IIN HOOD Pull 3-1 Htrclli'r; rm'khlir luirm> and rOL-klni; 9l.~i.MHI V \\v,-, 1-akv fiilh-ctH ri-itiilrs-il, anil 1-pfeec (lowered jtTHty drt'tiMCfi, CI.OSIO-IV UlCllllOM, Ollll'r oilier mill jobs iwnmpttahril well. nunns Kirollcr. Tel WK. 2-O7U1. liolh size 22ia. l'hono WE. 2- pKNcrcu — iiiiuv: "'"1 llli^MrNKll Will liny high 1-iMit .'"ill Klvi- Bund 3911. Stylo mid Health Knrmt>>«l liomo liuit IHIH iH'cn i-oimiiliiiil'ly !HIII,.~{MI V (;nr,l,.n«. ill 11 Mrn IIAIIIIl'I'S, Ii',!, inoiittiH old. miiko line prove Poaluro mid K1!",}?,,! llioilnriiliiiMl, Tirii room*. 2 IKUII.'I. r, tn ('IPS AND SAl't'F.HS caaiil-y »\»>pott ni-i-iU'il I' '",1 II..1IHI 7 Ho t'.i llntlia, l.lii- lti:iirr^ A irUMSIII',11 HIM SI fair cniiilhlon: KII'IM 2G-in. bicycle. orntlons. IS yoiir.» e'lfg Iti'inl all Hu. nils. Case Lots of 36, $6.85 ivonv COI.OIIIJII. SKAT 1'ivoi'nii luln S.!,,,,,| III Th,. Wosllli'liI Tol. WB. 2-a.:;i;.-n. Wra. JIfl Hiiinni, Jl" MOrK'I'AIN'iiKlt.:—Srt-liiili-il, ivtMMlt-il J l • • s' i, llriindt, Olr. t'nU.. TO VHK WITH VOl'Il OWN CHINA. IIAII'I'IIA II. Klll'l'. llrnlliifur r 1.1'illllT. I' (' SEAT COVERS !3t., Plnln'luld. I'U 0-S Million. Two lii'ilr l«. tlli'il lui Hi IVUttr mini I'liii-i.. will u two tk-k- :I3>- SKT WIIH.K T1IKY IiANT. .l\r«l llmjv, 3 liMlrui'imi iiml hivn- ill! MlltTH AVK, ia In "TAN- HIIVM UH-ln IIKilT PIll'^HSI'ltK DI- AVemilrhl ::-1^,70 «r ^_; Ml FOR YOUR CAR MADI: IN Annnif'A SToaifl, fory f-fM'oml lUtov. Hiuiy lu'^.icis- i" i.ii' .Murlii Mo "11 III "SKV- CVCI.IO. I'lionu WK, 2-DlSi!. ttlun. ISD.jlJO. IHKII" illlll .lllllH-8 ,M S31 10AST IIHOAI) ST. S-I'IKC r, mii> HOOM ^'"'r ,1 II 1IOOM HOI • • iln tlu- Itlulto INSTALLED FREE WB, 2-454B I.In st ! l:\Tll VKIL" lit V It IIMMtAT _ • t; IM1 1 Blonilny, by rallliiK |ier- m: oIt i. ft. re hi •'I romlltiim; Hliiglii bed. .«I"">J I'lM: MIII I II »i.ii- i,,mil.,n. ,1'mii tltl nolially T pi'i-siMitliiK 1'iopi.i- Ideii- l"f ,'t', I'UMIII K Ml t'fi IJII, | I'OIH KIHI1HT0M3 I SKI) TIIHOS, limtti-OBd, 103 South A"- ,-, wood. lH'ti!n,l!!tK. llll Ili-ilt, lll> H hi Ull, llll- t l!i<-:. t U.I Jit Tlu> l.i-ailti- niTU-o REBUILT CAR ENGINES klO'lu'ii tri lo 111 id 3 t-ti mi slsi' GSOxlB, call WB. 2-2312-11. KOU :\H1NT I'AHH IK •"?: »3- •M. Iilt-aiuU; [IU^^<:HHUMI. $17,mm. OOM % r 11 IHMI. ...1 IF YOU I'A.N'T t'.KT A NMW lll^l)110O>IS—2 complete single HIZC ioT.F~7'i.fn« xiiii- iTTsTtcin: ! ••Ill: GARAGE FOR RENT IlI-VMI'll'l I, WtMh-r PIANO and Toir KtntnlouK Iron." >"! liltl-.i-li MEADOWBROOK AUTfiMmui.i; AH umi'ici.v AS hod*, art'tiwcr »mi vhrrtt; ilininfr- DIETZ & SMITH, YOU HKSllII'! —1'IIT A NKW beni'li. Ilku new. $:)«•"..00; phono- rotini, il pi-H.; llvlnKronin, "i pc.H,; iraitciii'd wnspti win'*- ' 111 CKNTHAI* AVI']. , Wi\ ^'-IIOO HI HI,).: mi ••I ««JI.I0 u —— IIKIHIII.T MOTOl! IX Yi'HUl uralili ulth rci-nrii riihliit.t bclruv I metal ice box) l#:i Imw-nor SI., Kv.-nliiBB VTK. 3-aO93-I^_ II III 111111(111 WK. :- ,•! I I rm:SRN'T 1'Ai; AN'II I:N.KIY aftev 1 p. m. nna Huntlay mury- Ing. I'tsp, MA> nftViti iv i:\t i;i,r,i;\ r MANY MII1110 '1'IH TSAXPS Ol' " HA¥OXD~E7YOUNG d MII.I-IS HI-' nillVIMi i-|i.\ll'i HIT romliUoti, "• !ifii|'l"Mii.% 4 hu th!,, DOGS FOR SALE WITH Nil .Mnlil-; Wi >l!i:ii:S IIAUOdWV HAItllMATi - VRl'll REAL ESTATE . t-)c;irn IH-<\( vviHi i-iHu-r. :! nn-s Al'-'il'T A Ur.KAK I'IIW'N.- % bt'UUttfnlty |iimUi-!i|it.-il, lil-dot,- riiiiM STIII1O PIANO-- A-1 rondllKill. ins ci:>iitAI. AVI-:. • ^zJ, IW.N I-OI'KI:H ~ .\JI;ST ni-: ISIIUKHN IN I.IKICA I'rlfi. *!iiu. Tel WIO. 2-S«i!S. tin II m-iMri'i-iy, MM Mr h-idK.-, «wlm- -, i '•• • 1 mhm (M-"»f -''H.N tit; cSiiI.I.I iJi;iy IKKM'l II. II V (rain N VOIH (Ivrrrlillt SilHllI"-'" "* t' JI'ST «OT IN riMNI "INK IIOTTI-SII IKHIM;, w\\\»r mil Uitn-Uns:,.. Tnir M', IIIH1T t DIM IO I OS] ON ' " HOME RADIOS vcirn fm- wily H2i'. Ilrrli"1 ' ;. Mlftil ln'f.iity iviOili: I tilth, ^f HI:, i-iii H\VISS -In Jiiltitcl l.h;iil.-.'t, iilsn Hliriiv KiiarntliiiPH tn n'l'' ",-1 ' J'luinfUilil StJith'ft, M'l.niii'. MIM ii i in: I'IMIIIT, r, , CARPET SWEEPERS slrlj'Pil juMTsnrUCT anti U\itc\is'V 1,1;,,- , ynur (Mint » vl.H"'" ' i.tttiK .i\si\, H«:At,r!»n Inc.Ml. hilillh'. r, ELECTRIC TELECHRON linen In nil rnluiB. (), p. A. nr not fMiH \S , IU»\T ST. C.|-II\|. Ud.. U, >Mir IM-ic ' iirn imt r.il-.-il. I'MltN fv, WALL & TABLE CLOCKS am.*.* ^n.K A lo'pi'dN «uoi* i*i..\ivrn-:i.i» 1'. I, i; nitfivo wr WKr t:lt'%4Vf-'Oitf}f F»iitM-;t!"«. -cii! ; ONE COMBINATION i-.\r ttl- : 2 wiirrf lit *• ? rin ill K Hill IIIMII: i HU ( II 11 iini: hi ot.n- itloti, WI j -1 f '51- 1. •i! AUTOS WANTED RADIO& RECOUD PLA\ER \\' I-:. :;- I'l.l I.t UV •i 2«-»il « »'[ if til. : 7 i r OTHER -\\ f I'lli itlt TH trli t'YC <'t\_ ir..r i7ni'. j OPEN MON-FUI-SAT EVES! ruoi iT< i V.T,,," I.l ".H, 2 : 1" \ \:. X t:: •• lull WvollMtl s-os-.l lr f t < • r n •;.. • Vv.ir C-C-ldt j TILL 9 10-l'H ,*'I1 tfAU O' \% 1 r M; !"• i.m HARKf tl MAIff II rm.ih tlvlmr i lil \ 1 Mil CLASSIFIED A M III II > I I » > | III || M fTli-II li- . • sr.iivs i R & S AUTO STOKES } rh.-.f fil .•|i I t \\i . II f'f, !lli«.i Vdli" lull IV 101 E. BROAD ST. ^-it lih-'v •li- OH K. :-;;;; s, hn.-'kh til • 1 \ tr! '•„-. ww h \\ \^ i \m i \v wi vus i w *;it I'.AST WE. 2-3800 A f 1 f> r if) r.'t'h. • k A. M. •li'V i ml WE, I Huti rAiiy til -a Hi uid >\vl !. Wll 0M PAGE 4 THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 Page Nine phlox, lilacs and roses. Here Heer Promoted By stitute of Technology at Zurich, charged from the Navy at the I'er- '• Your Garden This Week again, sulfur is recommended, If Town Officers when he engaged his research ot Bonnel Separation Center in San you spray the undersides of leaves, Alibarine dyes in the laboratorj- Francisco, Cal. [ Abyv Fred D.D. Ounan you will also control red mite which General Aniline County Agricultural Agtnt maintained by the Gresselli Chem- Lieut. Robert S. Cell, USNR, nf' POISON IVY is likely to be bad' if the weather ical Co. at Geneva. He came U' turns hot and dry. Sometimes on Submit Reports Two promotions in executive Fanwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. AV. DERMOGEN — An iroproT.d rank followed the recent advance- the New Jersey plant in 1923 an nanâthining, greas»lei« {otiont robably have boon at, A wood mulch in the soil is phlox, red mite does as much dam- a chemist. Cell, formerly of 60 Hunter Avu., Iielpa to relieve lubin» und S!eSu»B»orkdo protection against nematodes. age as mildew. Town officers reported to thement of Kusscll I. Baker to assist- Town Council Monday nisrht as fol-ant plant manager at the Gras- Fanwood, has been released from weeping irritation »uie>l by *ffUweathCT, but therein It is too late to prune shrubs, active duty. Ho has served 40 romon Ivy. DERMOGEN !• • ! f lows: tolli, N. J-, works of General Ani- valuable rnddUloa to A* Firit ° to transplant iris and as you may start them into fall Guicerg Discharged months in the Navy, serving in tho 11 time ig floweringflowering growth. That would produce some Sears Announces Collector Addison H. Clark re- line & Film Corp., it has been an- Aid Kit. tender wood which may winter-kill. ported collections as follows: Tax- nounced by Dx-. Paul Strubin, plant From Naval Duty Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Dept., New Store Hours es, $51,863.30; costs and interests, manager. and zinnias If shrubs are getting in the way in Washington, 1). C., and in the Dahlitt or arc unsightly, remove as little $191.74; miscellaneous, f20.25, and Hans Heer, of Cherry La., who Ensign Norman L. Morton o!. staff of Commander Service Squud- Sold at JARVIS planted before July. 10 Sears, Plainfield, has decided to assessments, $11. wood as necessary, mostly by thin- open Thursday until 9 p. m. and has been identified with 'research 660 Summit Ave., has been dis- ion Ten. blooming but you must ning out old canes, ' Town Clerk Charles Clark re- Rnd production at GrassclH for 26 foil re of them. Most close Saturday at 6 p. m, For theported collections of $7,187 for ld ca Wet weather has .brought on remainder of the week the store years, was appointed department accept the real Inle ones, licenses in June. Andrew Carney, head in charge of vat colors. He September from ear- heavy cases of black spot on many hours will be as usual, 9 a. m, tosecretary of the Board of Health, roses which have not bben properly 5:30 p. m. succeeds Mr. Baker, who held the ing, and if well grown reported $320. collected for permits. post for 18 years. ucn flowers as fine as those sprayed or dusted. Bcgular spray- Howard' Bain, manager of theTown Engineer John T, Hopkins nted ones. Remember, too, ing will control, fungus on newlocal Sears store, states: "The reported ¥90.04 collected; the Pub- Succeeding Mr. Heer as assist- •Uometimes first blooms of dah- growth and you. cap have a good change, we feel, will aid the cus*lic Library reported $81.76 collect- ant department head in charge of crop of fall roses with healthy tomer to get all shopping done in nnias are y ed for fines from June 14 to 28.vat colors, is Melvin R. Sterinson »nd » foliage, '•'".' one night, x-ather than come down Building Inspector Frank B. Mof-Ph.D., former plant chemist in > disbudded. Wettabla or finely divided sulfur town twice in the same week. Our fett reported 41 permits issued for (harge of vat color building 62. Ewly July is about the last is the best control for black spot efforts have always been directed work valued at $78,225, and fees Mr. Heer, a. native of Glarus, hine chrysanthemums should to assist the customer to shop with and may be mixed' with arscnate 1 of $339.98 collected. [Switzerland, has been identified ~T , from then en tney make of lead or nicotine or both for in-the K'reatest cast. . Our catalog de- Fire Chief William Linden re- with the dye industry since his wth to produce their blooming sect control. All these materiuls partment is a store in itself; many ported 12 fire calls, 28 ambulance iraduation from the Federal In- , Don't leave too many shoots are sold by feed stoie3. Follow customers find it a simple and ef-calls, 10 special calls and 35 oil Oft SERVICE! vour chrysunllieinums if you directions on packugca for proper fective method of purchasing with- burner installations. »t really first class blooms next dilutions!. out moving one step. Our store is SAVES TIME, WORK, WORRY i Five or six are enough, and alwuys anxious to give the great- Police Chief John E. Schreiber „ when thoy start to produce Remember, prevention is the con- est vulucs and services to the best reported' 14 accidents, 28 ambu- /UTOMItlCMUVERYi Helps / IHOUGHIFUl SERVICE) Driven lance calls, 122 calls and com- you avoid i dangerously low oil m buds in August or Septem- trol for black spot or any other of our ability." are prompt—reliable—consid. . thin out the buds in the clus fungus diseases. There is no cure plaints, six doctors' calls, six mov- supply or dry tankl ^ crate of your property I cu r w ing permits, 34 street lights re- i andd you " 6 ° outdoorr once it attacks the individual leuf. PAPER IS STILL SHORT 1111,11 !H!,H I \\ / NU MU iUMi No&ing "slajv 1 Look out, too, for mildew on ported out, 119 traffic violations, 1/ MONtY-SAVING TIPS. Free anis tlial t arc really good to look SAVE YOURS eight other violations, 14 arrests dtuh" aboi :t the way we fill your helps on preventing heat loss and value of property recovered, Heating Service tank I Exa :t measurement to cut heating bills I ?165, / CIHM dOIIIHIAT: Burnt" Phone today for Complete cleanly, cc tapletely—promotes Mohilhoat Service! Kucks Changes Hands Repair* on All Makes combuttio l efficiency I Oil Burners Kuck's ice cream store on Elm St. changed ownership this week when Arthur G. and Stanley K. Furnace Vacuum Caswell took over. They ore oper- obilheat ating the place under the name of Cleaning Caswell's Luncheonette. SOfflJhY-VACUUM HEATING Oil FOR TIEiEST Correction In Adv. Thermostat Controlled Damper Regulators The word "Simmons" should not appear in the heading over the Installed words "Newest Sofa Beda," in the B»w MOUlt :»T tnl Oil contract for Iht com. advertisement of the Wutchung Sales and Installation h| h.atln, Furniture Co. on page 17 of this 0.2100 issue. of Oil Burners HEPOnT OK CONDITION of FUEL OIL. MUTIM EVER The Westfield Trust Co. OF WI3STFIRL1J. Union C'liuiitj) Ne»v .Jerfu>y, For prompt and efficient n mriiilicr of the {'"eilernt fU'ncrre SyHtt'iti, II< the flout* of IIIIHIIU'HN service call on Julie lilt, 11)40, -. titililUIu>d In turmirtlnm'c utth 11 *'«!! itimie by the Cimmilwsloiier of lliiiikhia: iintl ln- WESTFIELD 2-5272 nurimvc piirmiuiif to tliu provittloitM of the HevI*cuii. Htoek Rumba or Samba . ._. or make over yoiuc of Federal Ite«ervo bunk) 22,500.00 Fox Trot into thii year's style. Cnwh, balnncea with oth- T,RY ELIZABETH ARDEN FOK er bimltH, including Leiiom aro grand fun .., your confidence reserve IUIISUICOH. »nd CIIKII HeniM hi proceHa soars, you learn the new steps so easily of collection . . 2,S!)2,G8D.9a ttanJu to Arthur Murray's Magic Step Hank premiums owned SMOOTH LEG BEAUTY J 9119,090.. furniture tfethodMJateg are surprisingly low. Phone tuid fixturoH *1C,- !ir.6.4i; 13fi.R4fi.4fi MA 3-5151 or OR 3-3900 or come in. There ia Other assets 48.y8ti.tS mt time to take a pre-vaeation course, Here's the immaculate, easy way to attain leg tudios air-conditioned. TOTAL ASSETS ... »l7.1G9t681.01 1.1 VMII.I 1'IKS beauty ,., Start with an application of Doninnd rlepoHlts of In- dividuals, parlnei-HhlpH, and corporations $5,900,1 &<.H2 Sleek, Arden'B creamy preparation for removing Time deDOHita of Indi- viduals, partnerships, am! coriiurutluiiH ... 7,173,0U4.S7 unwanted hair ... now your velvety < I>t;l>unil« of Unlteft IStntca Clovcrnment (includ- ** (rick Church Plan inc noHtal aiiviiiB") . • l,35S,T48.u4 smooth legs are ready for a quick coating of your lOiHaluySt. MA 0(!l>osltn of KtatoM and polltk'iil HiibdlvlHlunH . 733.M0.53 EAST ORANGE NEWARK Other depnHltN (cortlHorl favorite tone of Velva Leg Film. For n ami officers' ch6ckn, OR 3-3900 Between Knigt'i uto.) 350,628,12 TOTAL, D13- »heer textured finish, tiee Arden'j leg l>O.SlTS.»lr,,812.072.C8 Other Liabilities 1A8.2UI.0G buffer. Cosmetics, Street Floor. TOTAL i* nun U fay flepoisltH and otlipr Mabllitlfs I1,I3II3,60O.0O niiallfy for oxpr- nr corporate pmv- prp, and for jiur- tn ilahill- i TOTAL irf-d find prefnrre
n wft lh« dump l"»lv » l'i"H lo ll» «!• tht wl«" «' II* '"">• ™« " »"""'' » !<*• f i jre over a Inufi penM o; litnp. lIl r|li(rp 111 l When you buy a utility trailer you wanr it to last That's why it TOTAL »l,:.:.:i.s pays to buy a KARRIAU. The seurdy G-foot body is constructed the ir.fiiilrc.l entirely of steel and will not rot-will not war out. With itS| Ichiro ai runced strength and full ton capaiity. it gives all the advantages I lie. <,1;^™« n^xirtBi of" a small truck-yet save; hundreds of dollars in cosi. Three ifrll ^v*.|-o 'models assure you of finding one that is perfect fur your particular tin l"KilI :i miuuitoii job. All models h»vc oversize alloy steel wheels wiih Timktn 1 bearings and won't weave at any sp"' TA'JT: or' KK\\ ,ii:fisi-;v, -loaded or empty. Sides are 13 gauge I, I-'IIANK H HF.'W,. Pr^Kldpn steel, hotiorn and frame are heavy 10 ,.:nl .IdUN- ,M. IIIIIJ,, .IP... Triiinir, n( th-> above n:inif"i Imnk, fh HO gjuge steel. See them toilay! il>' iavrar lhat. thi> above !,tat, .1 I-, true lo Hie |,n,,l c,[ n : kiiiMVlpilen mill hpllcf ] FI'.AN'K II. IIKTZ, OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS ... CLOSED MONDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST | JOHN M. HULL. .111.,
,r. ALisTf'N ADAMK, A. K. KOKftlK Typ« KARRIAU STORR TRACTOR COMPANY FBANC18 U W1WHLOW. :'' "•"")' M'->l» ivaibWo. 469 South Avenue, East ir.ii thin stli day of July, i:.'M, ;(1 I iiriii WeMfield, New Jersey W, U, M.roiUIl'-K. Notary Pul>Uo. ELIZABETH . . , PHONE WX S252 (No toll) jl|;@ (|9 Tm THE WESTFIELP LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 0 1 atllin Qr women's organizations ant} others in- rade fully d™***-" » « THE WESTFIELD LEADER LETTERS TO THE sun-suits allowed. terested in public welfare might well The Village U, a* **'" al:v look into. Jf tries* groups get behind EDITOR been, a state of mini-anda cheap, a well-integrated public piogratn, some- venient Place to live .f _you don t thing might be done. Appreciation Krt.i-J at the Pu-.t OSIee at Weatfleld, N. J., M M PS otter- *v btcunil l4a&3 Matter. Editor, Leader: where it's no sin to be either poor Tubll 11 J Thursdays tit WesMeliS. New Jersey, Other Papers Say: For West Fields Chapter, Sons ly Tim MeBtfleld lender Printing uml PuMiahliitf I NEW YORK-As of this day, j or poetic-and it's fun when you re. Con.uany. All IndttMUiJenl NeWdlmurr. of the American Revolution, I wish out in America's midlands and young, a:nd your dreams still are GFkUl Haper for the Town of Westfield. Million Dollars A Day to express our appreciation of the mountains, there are hundreds of bright. help given .to us in preparing- our youngsters who dream of the fame Sjbtn.1 milon rates S2.G0 u year In udviinrs. The (ax dollar in New Jersey, like float for the Independence Day pa- Entablisbi-d 1861). and fortune which awaits them the rocket bomb, travels faster and rade. First of all, to the follow- here, on the magic isle of Manhat- A. R. Woidt • Office: CO l;lm Ktrpet, Wmttlslo, N. J. looks smaller the further it gets from ing members of the Daughters of Tel. WE. S-44OT—WE. 3-4408. tan; hopeful, determined, ambi- its source. And it now takes more tax the American Revolution: Mrs. tious kids whose goal rightfully is Hit By Auto Robert Hanna, Mrs. Paul D. Pren- this world capital which can and Snap your fingers at worry. If you lack NAT! 4L€DITORIAL_ dollars to run government than ever be- tiss, Mrs, M. M. Panton and Mrs. will pay well for their work and Alfred R. Woidt of 300 Center SSOCIATION fore. State and local taxes imposed on Foster Kynes, and some of our talent. St. Ganvood, a former resident own loyal members. Also to: R. of Westfield, suffered a fracture of the cash to pay an accumulation oi bills, New Jersey taxpayers last year aver- Mannino & Sons for use of truck; filany will come, to be actors and the left leg Friday when he was r. aged moro than $1,000,000 a day for artists, writers and singers, and Member:—Quality Weeklies of N. J. Tuttle Bros, for use of warehouse; struck by a car driven by Thomas arrange with us for a loan to pay them— S. B. McEwen for loan of palms; lots of them will live for at least M. Squires of 412 Centennial Ave. ft total of $307,600,298. a while with ..friends from their Appropriations for the normal costs YMCA for loan of chairs; James Woidt, 78, was hit when he step- C. Riley for work on float; Charles towns—in Greenwich Village. They ped from the curb in front of 107 and then repay us on a convenient monthly of state government have approximately Clark for work on float and as a will write back to the home-folks about their "studios" in the erar- Walnut Ave., Cruniord, where he THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1016 doubled since 1935 when general state character! Hon. Shelby G. Pell, had gone to visit bis sister, Mrs. Donald MeDouieall, Richard P. rcta and basements oi' our fabled basis. fund and state highway appropriations llohemia," and the folka will shud- Charlotte Austin. He was taken JlatfieW and Kev. Paul K. Schriver to Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainlield, Cwfratulati«m totaled $71,935,161. as characters. der—remembering all they have read nnd heard of Village goings- in the town ambulance, where his The success of the Welcome Homo The full story of steadily rising- costs, JOHN H. FRAZEE condition is reported as good. Celebration for veterans of the recent on. increasing tax exemptions, doubled state They needn't. The Village—that According to the Cranford po- •war on July 4, was due primarily to the payroll costs and other vital fiscal infor- For Whom The Bells Tolled faded little neighborhood of eurli- lice, Woidt was struck when •:•.efforts of the general committee, who for mation covering state and local govern- jue streets and shabby houses be- Squires, whose car had been park- 'ft period of months shaped plans and Editor, Leader: low Washington Square—is one of ., placed his machine in reverse, mental operations for the past decade Those 72 spaced and solemn ;he most self-righteous, decorous HE NATIONAL BAN put them into effect. The thanks of all are presented in "Costs of Government strokes were for "men of West- ipots on this island! Why, when Barring strikes, auto industry are due these residents who gave of in New Jersey," a booklet published by field," without regard to their ra- 'hey were picking a Village,Queen now 'expects to produce 2,00,000 their time lh«t theveterans might be the New Jersey Taxpayers Association. cial and cultural backgrounds, ast week, the judges demanded cars in 1B4G, more in '47 and hit mude to feel, at least in some measure, their spiritual traditions and' re- hat the beauteous contestants pa- full stride in '48. With the stale budget and many lo- ligious affiliations as evidenced in Oalr NMIOMI auk la WaatMM" i^ that the people at home are cognizant of cal government budgets bubbling up to some measure by their names. I *' their service and thankful for it. believe that there might have been IM Ink Wilt Ik* Clack new highs, taxpayers have a right to a truly community service had £j • There were many varying opinions ask: Where do we go from here? With there been diligence in choosing a _•;• an to the value of the type of celebration some big public spending programs al- community setting (such as Mat- ?;V Which was staged. It is difficult to know thias Clark Park), a program in- SHOP AND SAVE ready launched by the state, and many clusive of all religions nnd a com- '* how many of the veterans attended the municipal projects ready for the take- mittee meeting place such as the %.' various exercises/because they were, ex- off, heed should be given to the danger Town Hall. For the YMCA is not fllRIHTIIIlf THffT'S fIT fill llf £ cept for the parade, out of uniform. But of diminishing revenues in the future. truly "community" and is not by At WHELAN'S ^. the extremely largo attendance, greater its very sponsorship acceptable to Now spending projects often require re- others than Protestant Christians, DDT ,"-~. than at any other event in the*town's his- curring expenditures for years to come. even as a committee meeting-place; 35c in iHE.op INSECTICIDE Whtthtr yeur outdoor noun n»«d tnvrtly a giy-itriped beach ch " tory, is evidence that the vast majority Government, like individuals, can a program conducted by Christiana NOXZEMA 23* ". of the residents, including tho veterans, is not faith-wide; and a particular or the gl««ming gUry of • hand wrought iron and crystal suit* • over-buy when times are good. Long* church lawn and bell, no matter navt both in stock, ' enjoyed the entire program. range commitments of taxpayers' funds how historical or beautiful, how VELOUR POWDER , The next order of business is to pre- sonorous or inemon'ous, cannot PUFFS Or you may prefer ( may carry over into a bleak economic serve as a "community" assembly hard-to-get rattan—a els, ceed with the planning of a World War period. Then, the fast tax dollar is point nnd a common voice. So, or B »et—restful yacht ch«iiu II Memorial. The committee appointed " slowed up or becomes non-existent. Do too, if thero must be religious mu- LARVEX GILETTE Swedish modern rocken, J for this purpose by Mayor Purvis lias wo have to be hit on the head with the sic played by band in a commun- SPRAYER RAZOR fabric or leather! complt •"• boon considering numerous plans sub- ity parade, it is better that "Oil- •aving umbrellas, or ch«i same club—twice? — N. J. Taxpayers' Ward Christian Soldiers"—'-no mut- durable tummer rugs. mitted to it. It is expected that their final Assn. ter how stirring its music—give 49c PACKERS PICNIC suggestion will be made soon. The sup- place to "God of Our Fathers, •how rooma at 601 morrii i,,,,. SHAMPOO 2 for 490 JUGS $2.98 open •vsningi 'til 9, txcepl «^ '. port which Westflelders customarily give Whose Almighty Hand" or "Amer- ica, the Beautiful." civic ventures will npt be lacking at this Rent Control by the States where quality shopping U mi time. Practically every one except the land- What a splendid impetus this lord agrees that rent control should con- recent disappointment should give tinue. Not even Congressmen dis- to the furtherance of plans for a RIGHTS It'i Hot—But true community center — whose — Highway 24 In historic SadisM posed to argue that point. New York's most prominent feature shall be The presence of only 48 of the 433 quick substitution of state control for an auditorium, open to all—that members of the House of Represent- Federal was made possible by the fore- shall be us fitting a memorial as 0. t-ASS, Ph;G. . •_ S. WEINTRAUB, Ph.Q. atives while the important loan to Britain possible: to those tot whoni that ' sight of the state administration. Other bell tolled. Filling PreicrJptioni iV'tUe' Molt important P^rl TYidEf RITE.RS. was being discussed there Tuesday.'May states have acted promptly to extend of' OtfFBWWnen. AinED AT REASONABLE PRICES • SUPPLIES not be as serious as it sounds. The loan . R. P. MAimN JR. PIIESCIUPTIO.NS CALI.En POIl AKD DELIVERED controls temporarily removed as a result —PII0N15 WE. 2-2MS question has been bandied about so long, of the President's veto of the Office of THOMPSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE it is entirely possible that many of the 187 NORTH AVENUE PIfd. 6-0644 PLAINFIELD, N. I members already have decided how they Price Administration bill. New Jersey QUOTES—1 will vote on it. and Massachusetts have already imposed their own controls. Similar action, OF THE WEEK | But this is not tho only time that there "I would rather die as a lie- according to the Public Administration publican than live as a mug- httR been an absence of the vast majority Clearing House, is reported in Iowa and wump."—Congressman Joseph of the Congressmen while the House wus Alabama. : Clark Baldwin III, N. Y. in session and not always ha? it been a In the District of Columbia an act of "I never even saw a Repub- hot summer day in Washington when the lican, until I was 12 years old!" Congress has continued rent control until •—Geore/c Allen, a President me mbers found other- things more to the end of 1947. There the Rent Control Truman adviser. PEOPLES S: their liking. Onco before, when some "You didn't miss much!"— Administration is independent of the The President's 93-year-old J, more diligent members criticized the lack O. P. A. In Massachusetts the Governor f of attendance at sessions, others quickly mother. acted under war emergency powers. "Our tax laws and fiscal BANK & TRUST COMPANY £, explained that official duties on commlt- Massachusetts' rents, like New York's, policies are not of the people S tees of which they were members kept are frozen at O. P. A. June 30 ceilings. and for them. They are of |-them away. It could be. But it couldn't and for the government—itml Now Jersey legislation allows increases under them it becomes the pub- | be that on Tuesday, all the absentees up to 15 percent over June 30 ceilings. lic enemy of the people's initia- 'i ' were busy with other official duties. tive and thrift."—H. E. Hum- ji Too ofton Congressmen absent ttmm- Los Angeles is the first city to establish phreys Jr., chairman Tax WESTFIELD, NEW. JERSEy its own rent controls. Council, National Association |; Selves from sessions. If they wish to rep- of Manufacturers. flresent the people and apparently they At least until Congress reaches agree- "It is the responsibility of '|-do, else they would not seek the job, then ment on a new O. P. A. measure, it must the government to reduce its |,:they owe it to their constituents to attend seem to the landlords that they are being expenditures in every possible singled out for hampering restrictions. way."—John W. Snyder, on < the sessions and not to find out what becoming; Secretary of the Statement of Condition - Jane 30, 1946 ir transpired by reading the next morning's Tho reason lies, of course, in the acute Treasury. -i COpy of tho Congressional Record. housing shortage and the resulting invi- "No—-and now you beat it!" tation to runaway rents and wholesale —Mrs. Mamie Osburn, linnk Assets evictions. The first test of the New York teller in Elk City, Kan., to Liabilities Institutions Needed State law, under which rent orders pro- arincd robber, who beat it. A group of New York parents re- Cash and Due from Banks $2,827,159.57 mulgated by the Federal agency will Bonds and Securities: Capital Stock . % 200,000,00 j.,-fiently organized to do something about continue to he enforced, turns on an evic- Leader Want Ads Pay «~the care and education of children tion. An eviction here and there may U. S. Government . 10,068,592.79 ,«, afflicated with cerebral palsy. What seem entirely justified to a harassed State and Municipal . 241,862.39 Surplus . ( 400,000.00 ; started out as a small gathering in a property owner who is saddled with an Utility 61,970.45 ; single community has now spneail to a undesirable tenant or who wishes to Notary Railroad 135,115.44 Undivided Profits 301,7"6 ' statewide organization. This is some- make other disposition of his property. Industrial 61,988.79 thing concrete nnd specific. Cerebral But a wave of evictions would bring in- Public Jedcral Reserve Bank Stock 18,000.00 palsy victims (most of them spastic para- tolerable hardship. And were rents to Other Securities Reserve—Interest, Taxes, etc. 17G.328.8-i lytics) are more numerous than those 19,852.50 respond fully to the current unprecedent Loans nnd Bills Purchased . 703,509.04 atTHctod with polio, yet most states have ed demand for shelter, increases would Bonds aitid Mortgages Dividend Payable July 1, 1946 8,000.00 no adequate menna of earing for them. 343,183.56 have tl"; effect of eviction for many », L. E. Tantum, Banking House and Lot Instead of merely complaining about the SO Elm St., 9G.500.00 family of modest means.—N. Y. Herald Furniture and Equipment Deposits . , , 13,018,257.73 lack of institutions to care for them, Tribune. We.tfield, N. J. 1.00 these parents are taking delinite action! Other Real Estate Owned 21,712.74 Other Assets New Jersey is equally lacking in fa- ft Ka >su 4,924.71 cilities to care for these children—and President Truman, at sixty-two, HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED in many others. FoiVbk-mimkul children probably realizes that the first sixiy-oni! CUSTOMERS IN WESTFIELD ?H 104,322,98 *14.l04,322.98 are a burden on their families, for years arc the easiest.—-Indianapolis NEW ROOFS OF Which I hero in no sfato agency to take News. EVERY TYPE over. There is no public institution in New Jersey to care for the chronically The psychiatrist;! estimate that COPPER LEADERS, 8,- GUTTERS, ill. siu-h iiH old people niriicted with 0()0,(M)() Americans are off balance m nl- DOWNSPOUTS HI thrill,, heart eiismiso, cancer .„,,] ,,.,,., ally, thus nrcounlinjr i;or t(u. wav Ul(1n ,(_ "A CONSERVATIVE INSTITUTION FOR CONSERVATIVE PEOPI.E'- aijviM. A county jii,!j;o r,.,.(>,,tly re,nark- lion ha.-; liucuacliiiK.—llartfoi Coiirant. NOW AVAILABLE (Hi Urn! (here h no institution to ,...„-,. M »•; («-, ROOF REPAIRS for piT.K.nrt <-onvie!,.,i of y,vX crimes, who Our funny country: You niuy buy a walkie talkie from U > roveriiim-iit, "lmt MICHAEL J.'HARRIS »)i"_)i»..sumably mentally ill, but. n,,|. H Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation millini'iilly ;W k< hi? mred for in our it you use if |]h, jfiiveniinont will lap you No Job Too Sinnll. alr-uiJv ..vem-owiU-d mnumj asylums and in jail.—liridKomrl |>OM|. ROOFING CONTRACTORS Whit r,.,(airily nro not helped |,y „ i,,.;,^ 645 New Point Rd., The Wafiiiiiifilon iVfiiiiuiiioiil, 555 r(.{- ELIZABETH, N. J. JH jail Member Federal Reserve Syste hii»Ii,.iH the tiillc:-l. masonry strurturi' El.. 2.71 S3 t'i.c ,'trs« 'fclml 111 tern our various Iho worhl.~Cliicaj.to Tribune. Free Estimate. __ I,,,w Price. THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 Page Eleven lem> in returning to civilian life. The telephone nuinbor it istration will pay up to $600 for full details regarding both types been employed in federal civil rersTo WE. 2-1601. a short extension course of less of financing. service during his period of active than 30 wei;ks, but the period of Q. "Will the rime I spent in the service in the armed forces. Sawvel Urges eligibility wiU *ie reduced in pro-Army count towards my civil serv- All Make, stions On Gi Q. "May a vetei'ari receiving portion to the tacreased coifc. monetary benefit from the Vet- ice retirement?" Elizabeth CRR Complete Data erans' Administration be entitled Q. A leader wants to know A. A federal employee may ob- [OfWghts to continuunco of those benefits whether it is ever possible for a tain "credit" equal to his period Station Robbed upon his re-entry into active serv- veteran to purchase a home with- of service in the armed forces to- Cautions Employers REFRIGERATION ice?" out making any down payment, ward retirement from his federal Using tools stolen from a sec- To Keep Accurate A. No. Active service i>ny and A, Under certain circumstances job, thus decreasing the number tion gang's shod, robbers entered disability compensation or pension it may be possible for a qualified of actual years he must work for the ticket office at the Elizabeth Payroll Records SERVICING AND REPAIRING j Committee on are not permitted concurrently. veteran to obtain funds tinder the the federal government before at- Ave. station of the Central Rail- road, Monday night, forced the With 30 different ways of spell- burning service ptople Q. "Will a hazardous occupa- loan guaranty of the G. I. Bill and taining, retirement. However, in U6n increase my premium under through the Federal Housing Ad- order to obtain full retirement safe and stole $47.41 in cesh. ing the name of Baer, 29 spellings Commercial — Household Government inaurar.ee?" ministration as well, thus obviat- monetary benefits when retire- The theft and safe breaking of tlie name Snyder, 22 spcHiitgs lw C«n- ing the necessity for making e ment age or length of service is were discovered at 6:15 a. m. by of the name Bailey and various [ A, No, there are no restrictions down payment if the applications reached,: it would fee necessary for Stephen Paskowitz, ticket agent. spellings of other names, Leonard \ on Government insurance BO far for both types of loans are ap-the federal employee to deposit in He telephoned police. Radio Pa- F\ Sawvel, manager of the Social I WE. 2-4816-R as your occupation is concerned. proved. The authorities at any the Civil Service Retirement Fund trolmen Bryeock and Timler made Security Board in Elizabeth, which i Q, "May I take a short exten- bank, building and loan associa- an amount equal to that which the preliminary examination. P administers Union and Somerset | sion course under the G. I. Bill?" tion or other recognized lending would have been deducted from kuwitz told them that he closed counties, urges employers in indua-• A, Yea. The Veterans' Admin- agency should be able to supply his federal salary had he actually the office at 3:20 p. m. Muuday. try and commerce to keep complete j A. R. Charters 137 Lamberts Mill Rd. and accurate payroll records of j the names and account numbers of j all workers in order that the So- cial Security Board may keep a continuing record of each worker's pay under his correct name and ac count numbers. DON'T GAMBLE Since tho names and account numbers of workers are so closely WITH YOUR RUGS linked with the future monthly benefits that are duo them under the Old-Age and Survivors Insur- ance system, employers should They are too valuable copy down in their permanent rec- to trust to home clean- ords the names and social security account numbers of all em- ing methods. We have NOW! ployees aa they appear on the the equipment and ex- worker's social security cards, Mr. Sawvel said. Employers will need perience to remove MAIN OITICI these names and numbers when AND PLANT Fancy Large they make their quarterly reports every spot or itain and 1M( Waihhgwn Ark to the Collector of Internal Rev- all dust particles, re- l'l,. (1-8400 enue. Tho names and numbers are storing and preserving ELBERTA used by the Social Security Board MANCH IT0M to identify the accounts of work- their original lustre and 107 fork Aw. ers under the old-age* and survivors insurance system, beauty-. A great proportion of the errors Peaches in the wage reports mfldo to the WUTFItlD Social Security Board (ire due to WE. 2-O0S6 inaccuracy—such as errors in the Ml E. Irsnd St. spelling of names or transposing WE. FREESTONES I BLUEBERRIES Cabbage «*«OP *.3, Fresh Peas*W!MDI "•• of digits in account numbers. Many TRU-BLU-New unidentified wage items result from Jersey Cultivated Carrots ££T8E£L 2 •* 15c Bell Peppers WONDERS 2«- 25° the fact that a .worker is on the job only one or two days, and' the BROWN & KELLER'S Celery NEW CROP MICHIGAN ih. % Oc Potatoes ^ncm 10 "» 39c employer does not get1 his social LEMONS FA L LS n h security account number, i M its umi in i its 2" 23 Beets Fua Tops /y'««» « 5c fiDApccpiirf Q IQ If a worker reports without a lbs largo and Juicy NWCHOP K5]|]DA WHIT! social security curd, Mr. Sawvel FUR STORAGE Buy these Elbertas today Yellsw Onions ib. gc |J -|5jO«)»* tence : "I like Edwards Coffee j Grapefruit Juice 2« ueep Brown Beans HUNT CLUB 317 W. FRONT ST. 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Quimby Street near Elrn Street, Wostfiold, N, J, « Y. IJITno, II W. «USl IU LET THE LEADER PRINT IT THE WESTFIELD USADER, THURSDAY, JULY 11, Miss Infantino Edith Marsh Feted jeannette May- Married June 30 At Pre-Nuptial Pai Bride Of Lt. West Mil™ E-Jytlio Muuh,,), J Halph SraiilJey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. | C o n f e rence of C regational Mr. and M.8. C. A. JlJ ABOUT TOWN Wood, Mr. and Sirs. Edson A. I Christian Churches. WoodhalV Mr, an* ««• .Paul j Edward TaytefJr.f , son of Mr. Wh.tfwd Mrs. Elmer P. \V«gel , M ,,. >} {.t Mr. and Mrs. Pallas C. Mes- rtationed in Tokyo. son, the former Station Doerrer, j and Mrs. L. E. Steiner of J$i» K. ' êrgtsith of 456 Mountain Ave,, and her husband have recently re-j Euclid Ave., and Barbara Booth, Mr. and Wrs. Howard M. Louns. turned from California and are daughter of Mv. and Mr», (Jeorjc .•will te honored at a family dinner berry Jr., are the parents of a i night at the home of h«r moving to Plainfield. M. Booth of 38 Canterbury Hd., son, William Howard, born Mon- + are spentliita the summer at Luth- and sister-in-law, Gom- day, July 8, in th» Muhli'iUuir Mis-. Cherry. Mrs. 1 Nanov Si. vi dtiliLk ( ump at bouth Casco, Miss Mar h und Mrs. John L. Messer- Hospital. The mother ii the foi- M. bridegroom, respectively. = a|E0 j of Oaldwell. Hulh will bo recently at a mi«- l awr Ilatb Ann Miratu il'ii lit11 i- > t The bride wore a gown of white t nnoi]<| day to Harold T. Nol- by MIBS of Mrs, ilaiinn I). Mouny. \.u atiii .! I > ".. i .u DOIMIII \\(.i.\u ÛII of Mr. and marquisette with a sweetheart l tij joe, son uf llr, and Mrs. Andrew Hll Mi- Mdt.t Wi'tnei uf 731 Iliouti- neckline trimmed with beads and Short Hillbr foimerly of u " *Ti Nelson of Piainfield. Mrs. M, E. Merry i vacation- Mi. and -Mr- C \\ «M tie Bat- with a white satin bodice and a a beaded ciwvn, and she carried a Kelcy '•ifgxt. G, VT. Hall, who will be her Mr, and Mrs. Martin Burke ofi Ai>borne Uivi- hoop skirt of marquisette and long Ma rah o suipiipo only attendant. Belvidere'AveV Sre'the paicnt- of j Mr v.J M-- r«<«-r -m cf cascade bouquet of white roses with I (lain. Her full length veil was a center orchid. Tuesday evening, a son born at MuhlenltiR H««|n-1 Mi^s Mai.vh was also! tal, I'laiufleld, on Tuesdn, JuK 3 i ai I J!i- Willuiill Hecken- Miss Horner Wed ! lield by a tiarra of seed pearls ana The maid of honor wore o blue L'iAnother July bride, Mis,i Iw- T she curried a cascade bouquet ol a puity given by eo-w "ien» 8w«eny of Crsnf ord, who will Wrs. Burte is the foinn'r "• '"| kjtuu of >i>ii Ih-i'p V\t, have left gown with a marquisette skirt, u iial To K. R. Hopkins gardenias. Ainorl'-nn Telephone ¥&:maM>led on July 20 to Alex Mac- 'u. M iiii-.. P. \V i-.. ttlu'ie Mr. Ileek- satin bodice, and a blue marqui- graph Co., New Yoik. ii kin,1 iri.l iceiiioll at the Uni- The bride's attendants were " ^ of WMtfleltl, was tendered sette crown. The bridesmaids wore Mr. nnd Mrs. Miush nil Jijwpriae shower last week Jiy D,lys Jonea daugWrr oMln ». -i<\ >t Wi-iou-in and Mrs. Miss Jane Carter Horner, the gowned alike in pale blue net m pink gowns and crowns identical 1 tnin the bridal party ,t • »is«r-Jn-law, Mrs. Thomas Ifor Jones o£ J33 Pt . I viill do post-gradu- /laughter of Mr. and Mrs. George bouffant style and they carried to the maid of honor's. AH the at- was again choseh n as a delegate to s • ..t «•:- Richey Horner. of 23 Fair Hills colonial bouquets of mixed summer New York Friday niglt jjjMifth «f East Orange, at tho home tendants carried bouquets of mix- weildiii)! rehearsal. '' i, WUIkm.Forrester, Elm St. an annoaj eenftrence at Ulair Rd., was married Saturday to Ken- flowers. They wore sweetheart ed flowers with center orchids. . n Academy, Blairstown; by the Se- n?tfi' .t S»s-ic Par*. TP[!••>. W•!•-•• (..«.« j, j \i, . fn.p.t leaver of 731 Nick Vi Prospero, the bride- (,,'Bear Mountain and YoriJiers, nior Quest Fellowship of the Meth- f and Mrs. Edward Wilfred Hop- The bride is a graduate of Holy groom's brother, served as bent odist Church, Mrs. Jones drove artel, ('.ij^hin of vUJntjin Ut, has left for Wyo- kins of 39 Converse St., Longmcttd- Trinity High School and attended JJ,' T., and various parts of-New Mr. er.j J!r>. inan. Ushers were Tony Di Fran- Dilys and two of the ottier «Jele- Fr»EJ. iUrul cf, j,, camp at Lake Fanlee, Vt., for ow, Mass. The eeremony was per- Washington College, Chestertown, Iteiey/ineUiifing PJoinfield, Gran- Sfeustain Blvil^ cesco of Scotch Plains and Arthur ted, ' KfenHworth, Garwood " and fcstt*,' Rosalie Stoddatd and Patri- formed by the Rev, John Wesley Mil. . Lieut. West was graduated Lord at the First Methodist Church lluggerri of Weatfield, A recep- eitt Earbait, to tke conference oa Mr. sisd Mrs. Piusy A. Walter! xto foUowiny girls have gone from Cliico State Colleg-e, Cal. lie tion at Seandin Hall in Garwood Monday. at 4 o'clock. A 'reception followed recently returned from Algiers of Crfetaaa PL aw at M'ottlstack,; to Camp Ateacosa, Corinth, N. Y., (it the bride's home. followed the ceremony. About 200 i^tlt.' and Wf. Donald B. *W«y ^*- *• I i0t the sunttner: Patricia De«I, where he served a .year with the guests were present. Gold CroM Bhorm , , , Mis» E. U Farley is driving to The bride jvore a dress of bro- o»er bu tram AH lied Cr ._,,,— VW» gttttts Mr. Way's Mr. and Mrs. Walter Signal Corps. He also Baw serv- Florida this w«*1c accompanied by Mrs. John Wesley Lord and,- caded organza and a long veil with After a wedding trip to Canada SHis Bertha Way, and his Fairmont' Ave.; ice in the Aleutians. Illwlsabelle KJing and Miss Pat daaghteT, Jeatu of E. IhjtUejf Av-g. \ orarigc blosBoms. She carried a the couple will live at 532 Cumber- Nee Dell Shoe cousin, Ecklsy Way, both of El- Mary-Jo and Catherine Steiner, After a short wedding trip to Laing of Westfield, and Miss Doro- left Saturday fpr a vsâtiass in ; bouquet of gardenias and white land St., Westfield. daughters of Mr. anrf Sirs. L. E. New York, the couple will drive thy Cunningham* of BloomfielA the Poeones, \ roses. Her honor attendant, Mrs. Sterner of 139 N. Euclid Ave; to California where Lieut. West. 171 E. BROAD! S,Capt. H. A. Dunn, who ia sta- After driving down tho oeesra high- Thomas W. O'Connor, wore an —LEADER WANT ADS PAY— N*e«l Parker, daughter of Mr, and wilt do graduate work nt Stanford SUMMIT WESTFIELD rted* in Greenville, S. C, spent way to Florida, they will stay at lira. I. S. Yaraal! ef the Baule-* aqua dress with a lace bodice and TO8*;weelMnd' with hig wife and the VerssillBS.Hotd. They contem- vard is vaca'.!.3niRj< at Bast Mrs. Frank Parker of 4T1 Edge- University. :sm»ll son on Mm St. plate a return trip through the don, Conn. wood Ave.; Alice Berastegui, the J/- v * - -•• Smokcy Moanlains. The bridesmaids, Miss Patri- l'>Mr, »nd Mrs. William Carle Mrs. Erik von Arc You kjEte»aa of 6*9 Birch Ave. are Wr. wd Hra. C I* Meserve of daaghter, Mrs. 416 E. Dudley Ave., i "leaving: tomorrow for Spring Lake 24$ Maryland St have announced ,; of New Itat a fiw-weefct vacation. the hirth of a san, Jeffrey Gftarles, ly on the SS Argi -»= - *•• mark where they ' tho late I on July 5 at tlie Memorial Hos- uny of *-' Ktt and Mrs, James A, Downs pital in Elisabeth. tires. They plan I Schenectady, N. Y., was married "JT.J are the palest* of a mm, Bruce tember. ball Mr. Hopkins' 'father served ns Lloyd, horn Monday, July 8. Mrs. Sir. and Mrs. Richard C. Doerrer Kimball Ave., Frances here July 4 to Mr, Charles Towns- end Davenport of Brooklyn, son of B is the former Miss Mar- of 319 Sinclair PI. entertained a 3Jr. and Mrs. Luther B. MnTtin 411 Tuttle Pkwy., and June Eanp,! fred 'Jttria Oneal, and is living with the group of Plainfield friends at din- and daughter. Fay, and son, Chris, who will be moving to 913 Kim- j Mass., a brother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Charles B. Davenport and Lloyd Onenls on Highland Ave. ner nt their dome last Saturday of 841 Cedar Ter., have left for ball Avo. in September, are at Jrtnies Hyde of Guilfoi'd, Conn., a the lute Mr. Davenport. The Rev. j Wntcrford, Me., where they will Camp Teedy-usk-unj.', Hawloy, Pa., cousin of the bridegroom, Robert Kobert McNub of Roselle Presby- spend the month of July. for the summer. Anne, McCormnck T. Handvllle of E, Orange and J. terian Church, performed the was elected editor of the camp Edmund Sullivan of Longmeadow,; mtrny on the lawn of the home of I Mr, and Mrs. Robert Clark of newspaper and annual, Snips' , N. J. The couple will live in Now York to Saranac Lake, N. Y., where he City, where Mr. Hopkins will con- BVNCE t>«B will te clinical resident in the Tru- Miss Lois Guba, daughter of Mr. Troth Announced O(«t Oallf B A- »I. to a P. M« Muiiilnr til s P. M. denu Sanatorium for one year, and Mrs. F. A. Gubn of 535 Wych- tinue his studies at New York wocd Kil., has completed plans for University. Mr. and Mra. Frank A. Ralston Mias Velma Lee Steiner of Los her marrihgo to Clnrk H. Shot- of Mountain Ave., Mounlainview, Brunner's on the Air, 3;15 to S;30, WAAT Anueles, Cal., ia visiting her aunt well, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richnnl have nnnounced the ciiffanement of and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L. Newcomers Club „ (970 on your dial) E. Shotwell of «4 Birch PI. The I ., r. .. Mr. linlston's sinter, Mrg. Helen Steiner of 138 N. Euclid k\e. ceremony will be performed by Hears Headings Ralston Larsen, widow of Sgt. Kev. Merle S. Irwln at the Prcs- Lars E. Lnrsen, to Kobert Harvey Mr. and Mrs. G, Rodney Wick byterinn Church at 3:30 p. m. on and children of 706 Fairacrca Avo. Mrs. Charles Slifcr of Plainfield Tichenor, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. are vneationing at Belgrade Lakes, Saturday, Aug. 3. A reception entertained tho Newcomers Club G. Tichenor of Raymond St., this will follow nt the home of the » : I If nature left yoij lintlor-dcveloped, you needM Me., for two weeks, with readings on unforgettable town. | bride-elect's parents. characters she had met when the Mrs, Larsen is a graduate of j Worry or feel slighted. The full, natural loveliness of a Iiigh, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Hanna nnd Miss Guba, who will be given group met yesterday at the home in marriage by her father, has se. Montclair High School. Mr. Tiche- I rounded bustline fa yours'with Inflation, tlie original Mrs. Hanna's mother, Mrs. Eliza- of Mrs. Mark Kicha'rdson of 752 nor is n graduate of Westfield I lected June McMiehael of West- Dorian Ed. beth G. Fox of 1710 Central Ave. Hlsh School and of Colette Uni-{ builder-upper for flat-chested women. No parts to slip, B» SALE!! are vacationing at Brant Beach, field as her maid of honor. Miss A nominating committee was np- Joan Shntwoll of Westfield and tho vcrsity, where he is a member of , rJianee for embarrassment. Foam UuUbcr filled pockets pomtetl with Mrs D. Talbot us j Thcta Chi fraternitv. Both Mrs. The Rev. Don Ivan Patch, pas- Misses Buth DeLong and Evelyn do tlie trick. Easily adjustatilc to your tor of the First Congregational chairman. Assisting her will he Larsen and Mr, Tichenor are as- Baker of Woodbury, will bu brides- Mrs. J. Berry, Mrs. C, h. Urooku, , i Church, returned last week from maids. sociated with Standard Oil Co. of personally preferred requirements. $0.583™ Mrs. Bruce Calkins and Mrs. J. New Jersey, All Summer Merchandise Hack. Mrs. Waller' Marvin of 112 PETTICOAT RULE: Declaring Sepuroto Inflation bust poa» on toam Brlithtwood Ave. will entertain the that all Jap males are guilty of rubbor to giro the brasaioni yon now * Now at Newcomer* Club at n frarden party wrifftng war and therefore should wear the full fnauiow you Ucuirc($1.50 at their next meeting Aug. 7. bo out of politics, Jinjiro Mizuno, member of the Japanese House o£ Miss Parnes To Wed Peers, hns suggostod that every- 20% off body resign in favor of nn nlt- Samuel Laken women government. His question Milady*s Shop "what is the attitude of the gov- 167 EAST BROAD STREET Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Panics of ernment on this problem?" put to *1.'17 First St. have announced the WESTFIELD, N. J. Premier Yoshida has not as yet iijremcnt of their daughter, Mil- received n direct answer. Open Monday Evenings Till 9 Wee Moderns fired to Suimiel Laken, son of Ah- flHDRGUJ raham Laken of Philadelphia and BROAD ST, & CENTRAL AVE. the lute Wrs. Lnken. Hair Stylist Miss Piirnes is a graduate of Open Monday and Friday Until 9 P. M. Woslfield IIh?h Sehnol and is eni- DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR HAIR •loyetl by tho Bdl Telephono Co. If Inexperience or Cut Prices should ruin your Hair No ils\te has been set for the . . . what would you do? wedding. CLEARANCE SALE Spend a lot of money to correct; ... to restore IT'S TIME TO TAN! Why jmmblo with so precious a stako? 1Lal01c- Here you m-e iis.sural: That we study e,,ch one Feminine Sun Fashions imhvulna ly . . . Te.nt texture of Scalp mul IlTir 20% TO 30^ OFF • • •I1 rorillc riKht]* Il"d • • • " Tho Clnra Louise has play clothes for the young . , COTTON AND RAYON clothes for the sun .... clothes for fun! 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Open Until 9 Monday „,,,] K ; SUMMER DRESS SALE ven n Ojicn All Day Tuna In Station WAAT for Our D.ily Broadw.t ICttulsr # Open 3= IS to 3:30. 970 On Yai.r DIM $4.95 -. $6.95 NEXT TO THE LIUHAIt* ' Mnwlmj & Opon ftil «!„,, Wrd.,,,1., ,,u[.ill(r My mid Allgll>, Ji'lll uml. Axt/itxt $2.00 to $4.00 Undrr Former O. P, A,, Prices A1SI CONDITIONED. W««tfi«!d WE. 2.1131 Sir.cs 9, 11, 12, 13( 14 On!y AIR CONDITIONED. ! Jt THE WESTFffiLD LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 3946 Page ciety held at Bemson University j brand at Warblebead, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hambaeher on the faculty of tii& Juilliard Mrs. Alma E. Btowriing Jr., of Aid Society erf the Mountainside to Sfr. and Mrs, Thrtofewi TALLY It Granville, 0., last month. She and sons, Rbhard and Jnmes, of School of Music in New York. Cedar Tor., has left for her sum- Union Chapel. Other officers na- 19 connected with St, Andrew's Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Belcher of Lyer<3sen in Mujilenberg ^ Mission <>t Mayaguez, Puerto Rica. High Orchard, Mountainside, have Four voice students of Mrs. Bar- met' place at Lake Champlain, I lectetl aie: Mrs. J. W. Cory, hon- on July 9, Mis. tuerrsen Is VAX Lincoln ltd. are among the left for .i tour of New England tell ere entered in Juiiliard, They where she will spend the summer, orary pRîd«?n<; IVIts. Gilbert Pit- l , Janet and Msrjorie, of Miss Clark is now the* guest of guests at Pocono Manor Inn, Pa. former Miss Emily Slocum, «lou Mrs. WilHam Yorgenaeh of 618 by auto. Th«y plan to be gone are Miss Mary Ann Dyer and Rob- She will have as her guest Mrs. tetiHd, vi™. plioident; Mi 9. "' ter of Mj. and ila. C. C.-3I* Marks Ave., are spending about six weeks. Shump rfs at Setaeo Estate Me. -Hoit St. Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Paulea and ert Johnston from the Pittsburg Arthur D. Gilbert and small daugh- Shump? eorrespflnding secietary;; of Coieman PI. . -*— son, Charles PauSes Jr., of 931 studio, Mis3 Audrey Schindler of ter, Sue, of W'oodbury. MrsM . Edvvsud Mem'rtl), secretary; Kimball Ave., East, are staying at Sgt. Ralph H. Browne of 417Cranford and Robert Johnston. anrl Mis. Elteabetli Fritz, treas- „,, amj Mrs. Harold A.- Svt •Mr. and Mrs, Wesley 11. Gruff North Ave. has been released from Mr. and MrsTil. Ritchie Smith VISITING FASMERSf Fi Jr., became th« parents of a daugh- the Cloister, Sea Island, Ga, Mrs. Bartell closed her musical urer. Committee chairmen are: i Boulevard are spending two service, of (309 N. Chestnut St. became the Devotional, Rev. M. P. Achey; pro- young Frenchmen are Dow in* Sebasco Estates WKJwU ter born June 29 in the Harper season by presenting Miss Schind- parents of a daughter, Alison Jo- 1 Hospital at Detroit, Mich. Miss Agnes Rossbaeher, daugh- ler in a recital on June S and Mi's, gram, Mrs. Ueoi ,i,e Danenhour, as- United States for tix month's s nd two weeks at Bust . Miss Margaret Gillis, daughter anne, on July 3 at Muhlenberg of American farming Jn»l ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Koss- of Mr, and Mrs. A, A. Gillis Phoebe Arundale, soprano, on June sislecj by Mrs. Frederick Spitz- Miss Marion Tuttle of Hdi-nell I'acher of C05 E. Broad St.,, was 14, Mis. Arundule had John Breit- Hospital, Plainfleld. hofF; publicity and pick, Mrs. Chas. j Their visit Is being sponsored reSS, ^ ;vi of Gallowae, has arrived home g p N, Y., has concluded a visit with honored last week at a surprise hut, pianist from New York, as as- The Crestwood Garden Club will Hinkpr, Mrs. Goorgc- AnUmak, Mis. th Nil F tta «, and Mrs. David Blanchir* bridal shower given by Mrs. Doti- from Florida State College, Talla- M. P. Ohattin and Mis. Munen- the National Farmers' t her sister and brother-in-law, M hassee, Fia., and has* as her guests sisting artist. One hundred invit- be tiie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray collaboration with the French Wvtlnvood JRd. are vaca- and Mrs, Charles Millig-un of 842 nld Rindell of Birch Ave. and Miss ed guests attended each recital. liarcombe of 817 Mountain Ave., lioiir. Jane Souder.of Maple St. at the Mary J. Bailey' of Tampa, Pla., eration of Agriculture and the 1 njng fo'r a month at Sebasco Cedar Ter. Jean Ann Bamsdell of Plant City, Saturday at an all-day picnic at -•- ion of French Farmers Co«o;pei3 states. Me- _^_ ' : ' -*~ Hindell home. Miss Rossbaeher is Mr. and Mrs. Temple Smith of Pla., and Shirley Crawford of their furin "Twin Brooks" ol Stan- A son, William John, was b BtinJing tvro.we«kB-.at + show the club the local points of jp Wawayunda at Amlpver, . week ago Tuesday at the wed- —*~- + they attended the graduation of interest. Swimming may be in- ding of Miss Barbara M. Mingui- Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Paone Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Bailey of thier son, Clifford, from Purdue cluded in the activities. jfr.jn.l Mra."tT E. Seott and d'aughter of Mr. and Mrs. George and their children, Brenda and Bradford Ave. have returned from University and also attended the milv of 1050 Wychwnod Rd. have W. Mingus of Railway, and Chas Kobert, of 43 Pair Hill Rd., have a vacation at Spray Beach. national meeting of the Society of Francis (Bob) II. Achard Jr., GLASSWARE j" to Mantoloking for the. sum. -*- Automotive Engineers at French Joseph Waeehter of Railway. The left for Iotva City, la., where they, and his bride, the former Ruth Mc- er flontbs. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rooke and Lick Springs. Clifford and anoth- bride and Miss Allen were class- will spend three weeks, Mlchael, have returned from their HIGHBALLS daughter, Dorothy Ann, of Moun- er son, Alan, returned with their honeymoon at Nauset Farm at Mise Ruth C. Clark, formerly of mates at Wilson College, Chum- Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Tate and tainview Cir., have gone to their parents. North Eastham, Cape Cod. They OLD FASHIONS , , WileU. was the representative bersburg, Pa, sons, Frank and Stanley, have left summer home at Newfoundland -+~ m Puerto Eico to the National for Kiowa, Kan., to visit relatives. are living on the Boulevard until WATER Z of the Girls' Friendly go- Donald West Jr., of Berkeley Lake, N, H. ,Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoik and fall, when Bob will return to Le- ; Their daughter, Miss Laverne Tate, Mrs. KathryiT^rT Shield of Elm son, Richard, of Euclid Ave. are Cal,, son of Mr..and Mrs. Donald has left for Boston where she will high University. COCKTAILS C. West of Topping Hill Rd., is St. has returned from a motor trip spending the month nt Redfield, enter'the New England Hospital through Pennsylvania. Me. home for a visit with his parents School for Nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McMi- WHISKEY and brother, Harrison West, who Mrs. Marguerite P. Clunan of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgomery chael of Hillcrest Ave. have been has recently returned from service Mrs. Philip Self and daughter*, Prospect St. Is visiting her sister- of Watclmng Fork have as their visiting the Prescotts, former CORDIALS YES in Europe. Janet and Carolyn, of Summit Ave. in-law, Mrs. Fred Phillips, at her guests, Hiss Aiins Pearson Clif- neighbors from Cranford, nt their We have available "••;•• v. -*- have left for Port Collins, Colo,, summer home at Cape Vincent, ford, of Pnsadena, Cal. summer home at North Eastham, STORAGE SPACE ?&. and Mrs. Donald M. Pear- where they will summer with hor N. Y. -+- Cttpo Cod. for your. Fur*. saH of-745 Prospect St. have re- mother. -•- Mrs. Charles Bowerman and + turned from a trip through Nev an sons, Robert and William, of Mun- Sheena Webstev, daughter of Jeannette's Min, $2.00 England and Canada. Dr. Esk-llc T?Milliser of 12G N". Miss Dorothy Y Derventer, cie, Ind., are spending this month Mr, and Mrs. Edward Webster of Hollanderizing. —*>— Euclid Ave, is leaving Saturdaydaughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M.as guests of her mother, Mrs. T. Partridge'Run, was honored Tues- distinctive gifts Mr. and Mrs, P, K. Frolich of for a two weeks vacation in ceil* VanDerventer of Scudder Rd., is ;R. Eskesen of Mountain Ave. day evening at a surprise miscel- Mountainyiew Cir. entertained GO tra] New York, visiting Miss Marion Skelly, the —I— laneous shower given by Mrs. Will- 262 East Broad St. . Westfield, N. J, D. Dryson & Son friends at an open house on the daughter of Mr. gnd MTS. John T. Miss Ruey Patch, daughter of iam Coles Jr., and Peggy Inglis of A few doom from the Rinlto Theatre WEst. 2-1078 Fourth of July. Mr. and ' Mrs. John g. Skelly Skelly of Klmbnll Ave,, East, at Rev. Don Ivan Patch of St. Marks Lnwrence Ave. at the home of Mrs. Central Av. & E. Broad St. and daughter, Marion, of 825 Kim- Lucerne, Me., where they have n Ave., returned Saturday from Coles' mother, Mrs, Larry Hub- Elizabeth and Astrld Frolieh, ball Ave. have left for a three cottage for July. Store Honrit Daily 9—6 MOB, Erst, to 8:30 Suite No. 5 their daughters, have gone to Camp Doane, Neb., where she attended ard of Edgevrood Ave. Sheena weeks'^ vocation at Lucerne, Me. -•- the National Council of the Pil- Mudjekeewis on Kezar Lake, Me., • Herbert Smith of Boynton Ave, will be married' Saturday; Closed All Day Wednesday* for the summer. grim Fellowship of the Congrega- Mrs. Thomas Doyle has been During July and August Helen King, Margaret Neumann was soloist Saturday at the wed- tional Christian Churches. 1 -+- and Barbara Parkington of the ding of Miss Barbara June Will- elected president of the Ladies Mrs. Marion D, Mowery of Glen Grace Orthodox Presbyterian iams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ave. has returned from a month's Church are attending the Young Stanley N. Williams and W. Ray- AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMtORT- FREEDOM FROM stay at her summer place at Cen- People's Conference at the Bible mond Fulshaw, both of Roselle, UNSIGHTLY HAIR tervillc, Cape Cod. Conference at Quarryville, Pa. which took place in St, Paul's NOW IN WESTFIELD + —•— Methodist Church, Roselle, The Be free from unwanted hair bridegroom is the son of Mr. and on aims, legs, face. Mr, and Mrs. Leon Hafley and James C, Wilson of 829 Moun- Suriback Advanced KREE electrolysis daughter, Barbara, and son, Rob- tain Ave., and sons, Thomas, Will- Mrs. Walter E. Fulshaw. method. Guaranteed perman- ert, of 612 S. Chestnut St. have iam and JtuneH C. Jr., have gone to —•— ent removal. Texarkana, Ark., where they will Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webster left for Baldwin, Mass. Sir. Haf- visit relatives for several weeks. of Partridge Run, Watch Hill, are FKEE CONSULTATION. ley will return after three weeks Mrs. Wilson has as her guests her entertaining their daughter Shee- Dresses Phone for Appointment. and Mrs. Hafley and the children parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles M. na's briday party at n buffet sup- will remain for the summer. Greenwood of Baltimore, Md. per Friday night at their homo' MIN ANDERSON —+- S Aldon St., following the wedding rehearsal. . Mrs. A, L. Hildebrand of Pair. I-ieiit. (j.g.) John AshhaiiKh Sheena is to be married Saturduy CRANFORD niont Avo. is spending July at the tins arrived from the Pacific and r. 6-1972 £1. Z-1390 is visiting his parents, Mr, andto Commander Frederick J. Em- 6.00 home of her son and dauishtor-in- menegger, USNlt, son of Mrs. j law, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hilde- Mrs. Kobert P. Ashbaugh of 425 Kimhnll Turn. He has been sta- Frederick Emmejieggcr of Monroe, tioned at Honolulu for many Wis., and the late Mr. Emmeneg- Were 8.95-10.9$ months. His wife and young son g
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.Tire r THE WESTETOP REAPER, THURSDAY, JULY tj 1$46 Page Fift«eri "Holiday Oa Ice' at OPA Director Richard J. Tarrant North Jersey from 19 \Q 21 cants I health and safety at the college, in a monthly report of rent activ- a quart for standard grade. Store- will conduct the course. Mosque, Newark ities. purekiisetl milk is laired to 20 Vrhile the course will cover the t, MATS. AT Uii -- r5 The report showa also a slight cents per nuart under the new WESTFIELD THE ROBERT TREAT general aspects of safety educa-1 BVB3. AT 7:00 "Holiday On Ice," which comes, decline in the number of eviction schedule, accordiusi to Japies E. iioa in secondary schools, partic- to the MtHijUe Theatre, Newark,: proceedings—the first decline in Bryan, piesident of the New Jer- ular emphasis will be given to driv- SAT., STOf. & HOMDAT3 CONTINUOUS FROM J:» for a limitej engagement starting' the historj' of rent control accord- sey Independent Milk Dialers' As- er education. Cla«sroom instruc- ins to Tarrant. ' In June there TODAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY DELICATESSEN July 19 has just finished a very I sociation. tion in the development of proper .successful tour of the west coast! were 0,408 as compared with 6,- The two-cent hike is the third attitudes and habits ior hieh school S16 the previous month. Of the RITA HAYWORTH — GLENN FORD :»nd middle west states, playing [ price increase since May 11 when students ju?t prior to the legal j some of the largest arenas to S total June eviction proceedings, 3,- driving age, is considered to be one j standing j oom only, will close their 5S2 were controlled by OPA Cer- the OPA granted dealers a one of the most effective parts of th tificate of Eviction which set a 6- cent per quart price rise to com- in "GILDA" WILL BE CLOSED season here in Ncwalk for this long-range traffic safety piogram Todny, i0« . S,:i5,. .. BAT. SHOO . 0i2S - «»iO yean When the executives of month waiting period before actual pensate them"for higher labor costs PLt'S "Holiday On Ice" were ready to eviction could occur. The balance under the iive-daj, forty-hour week were not under OPA jurisdiction, FAST FREIGHT: The ROY ROGERS annd TRIGGER in ; produce their lhiid edition, which introduced last November. An- York Central Ruihoad has instl | they wonted to be moie lavish and and were taken under state law. other one cent price increase was FOR VACATION The agency saved 714 tenants from tuted a G!> mile per hour freight spectacular than ever, they again added June 7 to cover the higher train between New York and Buf- "SONG OF ARIZONA" turned to the guiding genius of eviction by denying certificates to Today, l'rltln; q>4S - TiOO . 1UUO .. several famous and well known landlords whose grounds for evic- cost of initU production and dis- falo with connections at that eit, ili li50 - «>15 - 8|35 personages such as Truly McGee, tion were illegal or faulty. tribution. The total increase in with Detroit, Cleveland, Cincin- stage director; Ann Liif, who trav- price since May H is four cent* nati, Indianapolis and other cities SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY FROM JULY 16 els with the show as dance, direc- per quart. The servicK wilt run daily excepl tor and staff costume designer; Milk Prices Hiked Sundays. MARIA MONTEZ—ROBERT PAIGE Joseph Roy,, musical director and 2 Cents Monday Teachers College Gives to JULY 30 a bevy of other 'ibehind the scenes" k "TANGIER" artists conbinintr one of the great- New Jersey consumers began Safety Course Sun. Ills . 5ilO . 8>30 Man., Tar*r . Slffi - Ti«O . 2Oi est Jieadlincrs of the entertain- paying two cents more for each —ALSOALSO— ment world " quart of milk Monday as the new TPENTON — In co-operation JAMES MASON — ANN TODD Newark audiences will witness a price rise went into effect through- with the State Department of Mo- "big time", production starring out the slate. The dropping; of tor Vehicles, tho State Teachers' Dorothy Goos, Naster Junior and the federal subsidies on milk pro- College of Montctair will conduct a credit, course in safety education IN "THE SEVENTH VEIL" senior champion figure skater and duction is given as the reason for Sun. S-m - (li'.-O . »,4S M..n» Tutu, »lJS - Hi IS winner of the famous gold medal the price Increase. More than 100 at "thesuiiinver session which beat Lake \flacid, co-starring with" milk producers and dealers voted gan on Monday and runs to AUK, STARTS NEXT WEDNESDAY the dashing Murray Gailbriath, on the price rise at a meeting in 10. Arthur E. Marr, director of! holder of innumerable national Trenton Friday. titles, star of several editions of The new price increase raises "Bandit of Sherwood Forest" fircsfone Ice Follies, worklnrr with 100 star the cost of home-delivered milk in STARTS THURS. cast and a pulchritudinous ensem- ble of young ladies who combine TODAY . FRI. and SAT. for one week ^Col.Effingham'sRaid" beautifu land skating ability, to •AIR CONDITIONED!' great results. iv\A' ii-iii-ia rit'Sivia TIKIIXHV in John Garfield "DRAGONWYCK" OPA Rent Control LIBERT Winter MIINIOII -. A ItaiMloliili Scnlt —-, Ann Dvorak "Something for the Boys" "ABILENE TOWN" STARTS THURS FOOD FIT FOR A KING for one week Ilurl, din- limlj) lliDiuinlil Sl/VSRS The very beat in food and service is yours, when "Getting Gerties Garter" JOHNSON dining at Pedeflous . . . Pleasant mirroundings plua delicious food will make yom* day complete. You'U and his world-famous ON \d be tremendously pleased with one of our comedy Austin phaeton ! NEWARK'S FIRST BIG TIME ICE SHOW Next Wk. Thur. thru Sat JEAN &• SALLY STEAK AND CHICKEN At the delightfully cool tfietumblingdebutantes PICNIC CHARCOAL MUSHROOM DINNERS 'CE BOXES PICNIC GRILLS EDWARD SISTERS 5.95 MOSQUE dogs, ponies, monkeys STEP LADDERS I'llK.VI'RR, 1»2» IIIKI All ST. and a clowning donkey 5 Ft $5.75 6 Ft $6.90 STARTING JULY 19 CAPT. TORRELLl'S PEDEFLOUS' RESTAURANT \istiiH 8t:io, Miitiiu-e Mini. :ti«H> BLACK STALLIONS Murder in Music LAWN —GARDEN Prll-m 2.KI. I.KII. 1.1-0 I In. l.il- Illlt lll\). SKAI'S VOW—IKIVi t*in-ltt* egufos tenut/on MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD, WATCHUNG HOSE—SO Ft $7.50 (J I' K 1 V II, IIAMIIint
MUSIC CENTER WE. 2-4816-R 11 STEAK HOUSE f QU1MBY STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. f vi. l'l.iii. MOUNTAIN AND PARK AVE5., SCO1CH PLAINS, N, J. A, R. Charters 137 Lamberts Mil! Road | f"'t.im,.,iy Home nod Family Slor.-) M.'I. Till : r Pare Sixteen THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY. JULY 11. Witk (he Colleaians Here's How To Make J*ne Healy, Pcim State '47, was of A for the first semester | recently made a senior member of of his sophomore year, plating him I "Judicial," a student committee first ill liia class. that passes on all questions invulv- » . * in? the discipline of women. Jane Richmd Parker is home from The Most of Summer! has been 1 jiltiated by Mortar Buckncll University, Lew'sburj.', Board, senior -women's honorury Pa., for tho summer vacation. group, is secretary of Alpha Lainb- * . • (THE MOST OF SUMMER da Delta, national scholastic hon- Norman Smith In enrolled at thu un IK orary. member of tho Penn Stnte University of Mexico, Mexico City, Christian Association, Independent for the guiumer term. swator In tho Women's Student Alnn Snillh is spending a twe«l from Stevens Inntitute of spending most of her time in th MUM lor Young Athlete*! Sturdy, Empire State nuildinfr, whore «h 6-plny, all-steel gym with 2 swings, 2 hori- S;Technology show Jim with an nv-has a summer position. K^ zontal bars, trapeze, pair of rings. Hangers ^ are ball-bearing 33.98 Sale and nappy In a Pen: The center caster in this S-caater baby pen mokes it easier to wheel into the yardl If'** Scratchproof wood hardware; wax birch f inish , 12.9* For Sun and Star Ulning .»Substtan. tial slatted barbecue set of varnished hard- wood to seat eight. 70x2OI/£" table top and \ V. two attached benches 39.9S "s_- Adjustable to 3 PotMona! Com- .>' fortable lawn chair with varnished hard- > wood frame and reinforced canvas seat and back in gay colors ' . -3.ltB
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'Aquaplaning ... Summer') Top Thrill! This surf board-aquaplane is of . -f,,, balsa wood •.. lightest wood in existence! 72", long . $19 96" -' 33.30 -V? s*~* Balna Wood Surf Board: Ride the *>*'••• It's A waves Hawaiian fashion on this 51" surf board. Fun for everyone from Junior to Dad I Q.SO BABY'S 96" , 2S.7IC For Tennis Bnthumlantm! Nylon- WORLD itrung racket* with 3p!y frames, and per. forated leather grips. A variety of weights Whether it's for the important heir- for men and women players 8.9O to-be, or a recently crowned prince or princess, you'll find everything Ah-h-h . . . A Beach Matt rent)! they need at. Tiny Tots, under one Comfortable for beach lounging . . . loads roof. From diapers to drosses, from t^'^^tBk of fun on any piece of water! Sturdy booties to rattles, from perambula- rubberised cloth, 25"x72" 2O.OO tors to play pens. Our stork experts will bo hnppy to help you in choosing the things that arc right and A Good Game nl Badminton! beat for your be-dimplcd darling. Here's just the set! Four nylon-strung b»t«, complete with net, polls and presses ___ 22.50 <\v'll make tiiclr blggwij »pl»»h wnrtlng ina KIDDIE - KOOLEK liltlo. ALL ITEMS ON THIS PAGE SOLD ON «ot. Colorful, Mfo, cosily THE SECOND FLOOR wemblod. $11.85 to $14.63 £r*'Cfl Mtrchandist advertised on thu page gaes on salt at 6 P. M. tonight
CHILDREN'S SHOP 231 W. FRONT ST. i PLA1NF1ELD CLOSED SA TURD. Opposite Our Opon >i 'i«r tou IN.-I Tlmrailay Evenings ' DURING JULY AND AUGUST THE • WESTFIELD LEADER, THUBSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 ed, to 16,038 in 1945. Many other Union County Park Association ry trees supply the esthetic back- uments. However, all deed an ' * [EASY OUTDOOR TAYLOR'S "We»tficld'« Oldeit & Largest Hardware & Houtewarei Sloro" only 'til 1 P.M. GRILL 125-129 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, N. J.
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^.$12.95 Opi'ns To Do ublo Bed Sivo VACUUM CLEANERS—Your choice of Tank or Saturday closings at 1 o'clock during summer's hot, sultry months will •mo* Upright Models in a large variety of makes. Rebuilt UPHOLSTERED MODERN STYLE meet with approval of our customers ... and gives our co-workers a like new and guaranteed for $11 One Year • From longer week-end for relaxation to better serve you during the week.
Won't you please cooperate by shopping thruout the week and earljr G. E- ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCKS Get Yours While They Last Saturday mornings. ROSENBAUM'S Bell Electrical Appliances 343 SOUTH AVE , GARWOOD Phone WE. 2-4920 P*g*> Eighteen THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY JT'LY 11. 1946 re»ult in breakdown or deteriora- Batting Boats Fin, vt the tLho'J, juniui, pn ffjwjneth Join , tetend award mole i Hi! i th«*n jood Never keep pots standing in wa- Fire losses toforr on .. und bcvinKvi*. t jl pait Jean Laid uije sujn «n ent- Sunbathen, Warned tion «f normal cells may •* &•'"' e v k Vacation Bible t in .iuoiaion ex|»ei iments more pai-injf the way for cancer. Pre- ter, as In a jardiniere, or the roots United States amount tn !' Of Overexposure lh»n •»•> dilfeient 1 inJa tf cliMni- vent "kin cancer by keeping th will rot and the plant will not do Its build 75.000 new hOinei £*» A ^ hwi b*<*n --hown lo produce j average of $8,000 each. School Closes enioon. Mis. Welter Dt tl and u skin healthy and free from sore best Pumuiy Dtp! Auaids , Beuaie oi -an'jain It in»5 kin irf>i u 1'Mttii-. woiki ig with and burns, including sunburn.' jilra. Sumuei Sk'\wut jiid"^! e*ie in ii ^.r "ub tantej, which j Pi 111141} department Small ar- cau*,e utom UJUIB ttit tan 1 Approximately 160 parents and The awards wi-ir: (idnpemmt-. first Leuis Tittle, sec- can (,. uer Sw-icn »•> a *u»«l i»j»a s*>ic« t M du nut heal quiek- rU-d>en attended the closing pro- i\ in lie hind- vi »!»«.»here on di'|juitni«nt: Siiull ar- ,onri, Kuêll Treniauie Medium issued Lara me ofrki? U tht Jvew George Lathrop, driver on the fa J'U'm of the Vurattnn Bible H>rh"ol •>, j'livt nviiid, Lawrence1 arranûiKr U, fiist Skipper ,fei&e\ Ignition HI Kpu.uk toda\ the -kin ••hould ton-ult a physi- mous Cheyenne • Deadwood stage- of rlir- Flrrt Methodist Church last i, , ,, ,, lihodt, <.e>.vml Baibaia Robmson One vt tko u>vl rotnihOd S.tiin^ tiaii «r*ii etuie titatinent coach trail, is buried near the point Filthy night. The three depart- u ^ tancti n t \ e i develops in in eastern Wyoming £t which U. S. | «'i *»™ Joan HurbanL , i» itinei uf the iU i ami turn i lujilttn ti-^îe^* Soreji, bums and 20 and the old line Intersect An SUMMER STORE HOURS • —I Btefinneii dtpirt ncnt small ar- mnceri ina\ be uu-cd h\ thiei othei injuufs oi tifettions that official monument marks the grave. rangLiiietits, fit =t Paula Spam,, t>|«s of !u t- i>t» dtn <..»!, ihir- second, Jean Grant. Medium ar-jjunl and mechanical. OvciMixpos- rangements, first, Uiraine May; j ure to but sun and high teropero- JULY 13th - SEPT. 14th ind, secund, Billy Lovell. Large ar- J tures is one type of irritation that rang-ements, first. Linn Tolley; sec- ; produws cancer, ond, Judy Bonnett. j «Wedw!lu, v«»tioni«t« and oth- ANNOUNCEMENT The school opened June 24 with | era who try to get u one-dny coat more than 80 children nnd had an (of tan by exposing tteir white, Due to unfoween circumstances and existing condi- Monday - Friday 8 a. m. • 6 p. m, , average daily attendance of 75. It j tender skins to the hot sun and tion*, the dancing at Jenkinson'* Pavilion has been j included children from the begin-(wind /or hours at a tinre are in- discontinued. ) ners' departments of the church to i viting discomfort, pain ond often ! the sixth arade. • j serious illness. Sunlight is fine] Will Back and His Orchestra is a fine organization , Mrs. C. I). K. Clark w»s In medicine, but it is strong medi- j playing wonderful music, and we are sorry to have Saturday - Closed All Day j charge of the junior department, j cine, and like all strong medicine, j had to make this change. ! and was assisted hy Sirs. Walter I is most beneficial when taken in j iSavoye nm! Sirs. Paul K. 0avia. { small doses. L«ng exposure to the \ (Signed) O. B. JENKINSON Mrs. O. V. Earhardt was in chsrgt j direct rays of the hot summer sun; of the beginners department and; produces burns, and burns, how-j was assisted by Mrs. Lowell Doug, j eter caused, are dangerous. At i las and the Misses Patricia Ear- the least, they mean discomfort} •C. O. KELLER,! hardt and Sue Davis. The pri. and pain, at the worst, they may] JENKINSON'S PAVILION s. mary department was headed by result in skin cancer. Mrs, Kenneth Sprague, assisted Reaturant, Luncheonette, Candy and Popcorn 24 ELM STREET WESTFIEJ by Mrs. Russell Yocem, Mrs. Will- iam Asbury, Mrs. Wilbur Hanne- POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N- J. wsld and Mrs, Edward Hoos. Mrs. Eiirl Bennett, minister of education, was the dean of the school. Miss Dilys Jones was pianist nod Mrs. Raymond Grant di- Everybody Goes To | reeled the rhythms. Workman Injured Warren Martin's. . lo FaO Robert Hannan, 46 years old, of 633 Cumberland St., suffered a Liggett's j HK* injury, fracture of the left The fine quality furniture—the expert son-ico— 1 knee cap and scalp lacerations on Wednesday, July 3, when he fell bring you hud the satisfaction received at this friendly store j through ojien framework from the i second Boor to the concrete first hns made it a favorite with women of New Jr-rsey. i floor of a building being construct- a wonderful • ed at 108 Qufmby St. Pri§cs too are in keeping with rijrid budgets. Let Treated by Dr. Nelton, he was taken to Muhlenberg Hospital, us serve you today. Piaii-.fiold. in the Municipal ambulance. His condition is reported ss fair. Hannan is a building trades me- | chanie employed b.v the estate of j | Gusiave Neumann, contractor do- j ing the work on Uie Goodfricnd Warren Martin's C«. building. Police Kiiil there were no -wit- FURNITURE Accent on hair because it frames your face; it makes or mars your 9 ELM STREET . Nut to People* Bank . WESTFIELD Wrinkled Comes looks. And accent on Liggett's Astigmatism it caused by scarred because we have everything it or wrinkled condition of the cornea, the transparent window in the skin ! takes to make this powerful factor oi the eye before the lea. for beauty "putty in your hands." Liggett''sCarry Every Type of- - EDUiflRDS COFFEE SHAMPOO There Is ADMIRACION Foamy Oil Shampoo, 4 Oz CDflTEST Ends JulM 21 ADMIRACION Oil Shampoo Treatment, 4'0z. , 'STILL TIME... ENTER /VOW/ CONTI CASTILE ^^ Soap Shampoo, 5 Oz.wV ^ FITCH D.l /HAIR, RINSES ^ / * ^ Dandruff Remover, 59 1 ^ • for. those goldvri glints 2$ BENDIXp.itt.HOME LAUNDRIES ^ FITCH CO. Shampoo A -w GOLDEN GtINT 23C* Cocoanut Oil, 6 Oz..T"/ 25 BUL0VAi7.i,w«i WRIST WATCHES For blondes. Tints as it rinses. FITCH New Process 5 rinses in package. 12 shades. Oil Shampoo, 6 Oz._ $2500.00 IN CASH i C MARCHAND'S 23 * SILQUE AC%C Make-up hair rinse. 6 applica- IT'S IASYI JUST FINISH THIS StNTINCt* Uons in a package. 12 shades. Shampoo, 6 OuncesnrV. *l Ilka IDWARDS COFFEt because . .,.". STAG Shampoo Cf\c c Men's Tar Shampoo. DV/ YOU MAY WINt Think of winning a wonderful, post-war de luxe LOVALON 21 * BKNDIX HOME LAUNDRY. . . delivered immediately.Think of Four.purpose hair rinse. Five LACO Castile carefree hours while yooi beautiful Bendlx does youjr wajhiog auio- rinse? in package. 12 shades. CQ malhally. Or, you mar win a glamorous 17-Jewel BmOVA wrist WHY WE OfftK THESE IMS PRIZES Shampoo^ 12 Oz.— «r»tch. ., B masterpiece of findwatcbmaktng t $ZiOO in worthwhile BKOUI. W. wgni yo, lo try Edrardi Coffee. B.cooi. wt b.lltv., onc» e»«h awards, too! 240 prizes in all! Sbite in the fun...you have « NESTLE Colorinse 23^ '/ LUSTRE Creme l00 ^. VSi-A good a chance to win as anyone Go to your Safeway Store today, jrow'v. d!icov««l In txtro rlthntu . get a pound of Edwards Coffee and enter thi* easy contest And you-ll «n|o» MORE Kinses sparkling highlights in- *" Shampoo, 4 Ounces..! 'nJ^~^^t enter often I The more you enter, the greater chance to win! f UVOR tIFT PER to your hair, Comes in 9 tints. CUP. . .MORE RAYV" E— Crem e • Ji'j *Add 20% tax to pricej GOOD CUPS PER of asterisked items HINTS TO HELP YOU WIN POUND. Try Itl HAIR TONICS \ Shampoo, 4 Oz. Words come eiuy when you think how mudi pltature and ttommj Edwardi Co!l«» ^ ; for o healthy scalp you get from extra rich Edwards Codec. For instance you mighe ll featured ot all •w«ni to Uf "Extra ritbttm means more flavor lift pet cup and more Soleway Slorei, good cups per pound." Or, "This excep- WILDROOT A7C* tionally rich blend gives you full flavored, _. . Hf bracing coffee eroy time." You're sure to CREME OIL, 60c Sho think of something. Follow the stsy rules 1 Grooms the hair, relieves scalp tod send your entry in. USE WIS HANDY-INTRY BLANK dryness, removes dandruff. 0» AHf SHUT Of FtPII C Plastic JASYRUUSI - INTER OFTEN! ""•">• <=<.ff« C.n.«i, P. O. Bo, mi. Son Francl.t.,Collf.rnh|' SILQUE Hair Tonic 49 * , I. eoMMi1 orn hu THIt "SI Ilki$«NKNCi EdwordI i hG>fFc ?s oddWonrf« bwauwi ' II v« .!_ 13*.! Gives hair a silky sheen. G-Oz. HAIR BRUSH i I..' worafrlnil oth,f l*i£ ,«,!,«,i "I ittr*, .an Fil^ntrid fair . râ^.rm> nom^ u^.. o«H» 3i \ 'I Mn> Ed.ord. CoB.e b. bottle. Exclusive with Rcxall, addroi, on ox-leilwtryblaivliororry pinto o!pap..r f ' Bristled With C 2, WNB IN Al MANY EMT8IIS At »OU UKI. Wild I STAG More and More Women are getting each enlry, ic Another Kexall exclusive! EASY-TO-GIVE-YOUR5ELF WAVES 3, MAIt YOUR tnm lo fdw*d* Code. Cont,,^ { • you tmd at Liggetfs. pivc rows of P. O. Box 3091, 5»n rroml«o, California long life ice-white Nylon bristles. 4, CONTEST ClOStS Uf 21, 1946. EKIIIM moil VITALIS,4 0z. 39C* that cost so little, l>» poilmtiAad bcfoio mUnlBh! ol that dc.l«, I 60 second workout for a healthy look so lovely, last for months 5, f NKliS Will IB lUOanO by ind.n, d, , ' COMBS, Rot-Tail, n n scalp & handsome head o( hair. CROWNING GLORY Co/d Wave 2.00 |udj»» cm bu.ii ot arlglnollly qnd lincorlly, Bobby and Men's Combs UompUltH »flle«. AH tnlri.s ond ld«a. ccnluinsd thnteln't." TONI Salon Type Cold Wav.ei.25 «om» prop»tlr ol Ifcs Edwn..l, Cod.. ,„„,,]„. ua •' HAIR GROOMS' LADIES' •nfflfii rs'h'rni'd or (.iiWwwMs.r'i, V/inrf.r v.i'! bo CHARM KURI. COLD WAVE 98c Hollfl*^ by tnUif. liif of wiont^fs tiyo'inl I MY N/lMF IS— Oil and o Typos flrcssing comb 19c 6, ANV0NI MAY ENTER .,„,,! »mp|Qlt'l""i ! .«, Ed«ord,Colf..,H«, ilorw »h.» rXari, Co°- ' AtJWESS IS STAG HAIR OIL fonriiiei, Conl.jl niiliictvd lo Conlinerita! United I CIT1————_— Exclusive at Kexal). Note — tax on ^Ja^V'," ê*s", * ^'^ w/bj«n* *aitit 3 Oz, Z9c ; 0 Oi, permanent wave set" , *B"U î horrible. tients begin to improve they usu- The majority of women will re- for him Wednesday at the Hotel ities throughout the state and re- Got SURE-TOX, the new >«r» ington PI., Newark, announced port any veteran in training and last week that classes in the tech. ally become restless, they are of- turn to their own homes. Classes Plaza, Jersey City. Flo Killer. QUICK RELIEF. ten depressed by their family in dressmaking: and home making' not receiving subsistence pay- All F1<-»» Di« Overnltht, Kill, localities of NSLI have been com- After graduating from Cornell ments. them off BIU! keepi them off« pleted for the VA's contact repre. problems, and they need to make will simplify their home duties. University in 1821, Mr. Glider fanwood Stone Crushing sentatives.i Business groups or plans for their future. Frequent- joined Western Electric at its Hnw- Over three hundred names were O.»__ T~.m- The Sure veterans organizations desiring ly, if the pressure Is great enough Acting Governor Scores thorne Works, Chicago, In his ear-reported by training officers, ac- 1 full explanation of the benefits and they leave the sanatorium agraingt ly days there he was engaged in cording to Howard J. Lepper, act- •sure -1 ox nM K»i«r and Quarry Company changes effecting the insurance can medical advice. If the sanatorium "Four-Year Voters" the manufacturing development of ing chief, education and training arrange for classes by contacting affords an interesting occupational ocean-goitig submarine cable, uft section. Over a third of these, it Jarvis Drug Store the. Newark oflice. therapy and rehabilitation pro- Acting Gov, Haydn Proctor told er which he became associated with CRUSHED BLUE TRAP ROCK gram, the patient has a more the boys attending Jersey Boys the preparation, transfer and set hopeful, outlook towards his hoa-State at Rutgers University that ting-Up facilities for manufactur- for Road*, Walks, Drivei. etc. Salad pressing totalization and future career. "four year voters" who voted only ing the company's products at In salad difess'ng where tarragon Recently Completed in Presidential elections had creat- Kearny Works. He was transfer- vinegar is not used, tarragon leaves A new shop has just been com- ed an "unwholesome condition" in red to Kearny In 1928 where he may be soaked in vinegar or lemon New Jersey. continued to be associated with iuice. pleted in the sanatorium. It is 23x 30 feet. Plorescent lighting will "Where the citizens of a com- manufacturing engineering cover- help, protect the patients eyes, ing* a variety of assignments, mnn munity pay little or no attention ufaeturlnu of apparatus, machine OFFICEi TELEPHONES, The Tuberculosis League has al- to their local elections and small Cooking ready secured somo up-to-date design, assembling and wiring of ItlM-TO BUILDING, OFFICE) WE.t6.ld 2-36S4 ««,„.„_„•,, —~ -- . ICBUJT Bccureu sumo up-io-aate minority groups are able to tnke equipment, and the manufacture 0 8 control of the government," be WESTFJEIA N. J. QUARRY. FAawood 2-7840 not ut vmterin'th ™ ' equipment which will delight the ( of quartz crystals. pan .P Steaminr g breaks bthttone skin01 and said, *you frequently will find „„„ E.«r~.- _ -v. f._ ?L ? , *• hearts ino f ththose shope wh. oFm arc th "able e metonsloppy, .indifferent law enforce- Mr. Grider is • veteran of World forces Juice out of the meat there art! two double work benches, a hand saw, a drill press, n (lissk.surfttcer, and.sander. In the near future, additional equipment ELECTRIFIED l«nonobl« chorijei end lew Int«f»*t Krt»t «f» portVl ow, \Vill be acquired to complete the wood-Working shop. Tho women COACH BRACKETS mortgoj* wnk*.^|Mant]r HIM Mnd b.~fovml Monty"; have a largo'portable loom end Con«flltnt ond llnmavlng proe»6W» cannot bt iniitw>w SEARS ANNOUNCES a hand loom. Sewing groups will Made of Copper meet in the shop. Miss Schwng- Beveled Glaas Panel g.95 riUMANINT, CONSTRUCTION LOANS, MMNANCIN* nieyer is planning classes in dress- Dllflon.Iom 14x14* making, re-modeling, making of LARGE SELECTION OF IORTGAGE INSURANCF CO A NEW STORE HOUR SCHEDULE slipcovers and drupes. A book- OUTSIDE LANTERNS RANKLIN binding unit of both men nnd women will form n cooperative serv- 509 OBANGt ST Beginning today, SEARS will be open Thursdays until 9 p. m. ice for repairing the library books, EISEMAN'S Many Activities Iiiu'lifinu; FIMIIITW ninl I.IIIII|)M About 35 bed patients have sel- Kst. Over a Quarter of a Century Saturday we will close at 6 p. m. ected their own activities. These 333 Park Ave. Near 4th St. includeslenther work, sewing, cro- YES cheting, knitting, tnttinp;, Swedish PLAINFIELD, N. J. The remainder of the week will be as usual weaving, cross stitching, chip Op en TlHirxiltty JOvetiltittM Till OtitO carving, stencilinc;, and cord knot- That Chimney Should Be Cleaned 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. ting. Miss Schwngincyer states that the purpose of the program is diversionnl. It is a form of WHY? relaxation, produced by hobby interests. Many people are aware 95% of the fires in the homes are that lying in bed day after day SEARS ROEBUCK and Co. does not necessarily produce re- caused by dirty chimneys. 400 WEST FRONT ST., PLAINFIELD Plfd 6-3611 laxation. Another purpose of the Call Now Westfield 2-0352-W [ £c/u>. Mackie & Sons Then Your Worries Are Over. . 8errlll« Norlhfrn N. J. lor over M Venn. l'lnlullclil 0-:i»T» 109 EAST BROAD ST. . WESTFIELD, N. J. O|ie» Rvpiiliitfn by ApiM>lntmiBit. UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS RENOVATED 320 SOMERSET STREET, PLAINFIEI.D, N. J. • Condensed Statement
~~THE WESTFIELD TRUST COMPANY~~
- Take«dvanugeof ihll Iciwôst, aty way to WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY enjoy vtlvely sofc want without work, . wonry, repairs, or de- >iÂ pr«lationl Get (he SOFT WATER June 30, 1946 SERVICE COMPANY 1111 SOUTH AVE., WEST WESTFIELD, N. J. WE. 2-1253 RESOURCES . LIABILITIES GREAT NEW 1946 Cash on hand and in Banks . • if 2,892,689.09 DEPOSITS ...... $15,812,072.68 U. ,S. Government Bonds and Notes 8,846,009.00 Miscellaneous Liabilities . . . 32,840.20 Other Bonds Owned 815,438.09 Reserve for Intercut and Taxes . 125,914.76 Federal Reserve Bank Stock . 22,500.00 Reserve for Dividends, KELVINATOR Preferred Stock .... . 9,510.00 Loans and Discounts 2,194,GC2.86 ffBH Insured by Federal CAPITAL FUND: Housing Administration 1,243,099.84 * Preferred Stuck . , $400,000.00 THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME Other Bonds and Mortgages 960,188.09 Common Stock . . 100,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures . 1C9S6.4G :JOO, ooo.oo Make it as comfortable as you can. To use lamps where you want Reserve foe Reliromi'iil, J'ref'jrn'd Slock them and to operate your electric appliances, you need convenience Banking Houses 119.090.00 :ioo,ooo.oo Undivided Profits . . . 7il,!H3.iU 1,179,343.97 outlets (Reddyboxes) properly placed. Our booklet "Put in Plenty of Miscellaneous Assets 48,98(5.18 •l':ir %2ll.i>» |IM- Nlinrp. 1((-l.lri'ii1)ln til H7.4T, l(»r Hlnii.-, 1'lvldoiril inl", $.!':. iwr Hliun* (u Reddyboxes" tells the story of adequate wiring. Send for a free copy. .IIIM. Hi:.": '11.13 in.p' Ulmi'u to Jnn. Ill;..',; Jl.ini HIT Shiii-i.- liM.TFiifur,
~~PVBLIC (MSERVICE, AJ7146 ?17,159,G81.01 if 17,159,081.01~~
AUTHORIZED Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SALES . SERVICE All mnkes of Commercial and Dom<;.iSic Refrigera- Member Federal Reserve System tion Serviced. I). Van ippliaii^ Mm fk SCOTCH PLAINS — rSnincheo — OARWOOD 431 NORTH AVE., W, 0IL KUKNKR AND STOKER SERVICE, WE. 2-3728 -. Twenty THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1346 Farmers top the list, according! $80,000,000 over 1084. trend in 1945 atfer having been last year, according to another State taxes listed included: in- temporarily retarded fcy war-time table. Largest contributor to this to Shaara, with 300 now receiving | nEPAIKEDj Rising Taxes partial benefits. Most veteran •| BLKCT.uCei! CLOCKSTeludlnS g *»min« heritance and estate taxes, first conditions, it is shown in a tabli program last year was the state no 01 class railroad taxes, motor fuel entitled "J5inploy«es on the Stati government in the amount of $5,- farmers have not yet had a nar- clocks. N- eltwlrlc ' j' "f?i? Noted In Booklet taxes, beverage taxes and licenses, Payroll." The- state's payrolls were 845,778, followed by the federal! vest, he said. corporation, agricultural and for- j only slightly depressed by tnc war, government, $5,000,896,, county j ' MonthlMonthy checks are also going BARON'S eifpi insurance taxes, besidebid s mo- and' rose t' o a record' breakin' g total governmentst , |8,994,90|899490B and par-11 t o lawyers, CO buildinbildi g contractorstt , I TEEKTON—Rising tax dollar tor vehicle fees, including state li- of 331,809,885 in May, 1946. ents and trustees who contributed j 40 electricians and »ix carpenters. iLf trends of tfca post decado »re censes and permits, and pari-mu- Education in the amount of $195,176. Muni- [ Nationally over 300,000 self-em- Ljfftrseed In the tooklet Reporting tuel racing tax receipts. Costa of education in the coun- cipal contributions to the program ployed veterans entailed in 250 GoMts of Govtrnm&tt i« New Jer- Listed among- taxes levied for j tie* and school districts of New ceased in 1938, according to the types of business enterprises are teyt issued by the New Jersey Tax- local purpose* were property tox-j Jersey rose substantially from the table. now filing- claims. However, 00 AGAIN OFFEI pnyers Association. es, poll taxes, dog taxes, bank stock j year IMS to 1644 despite a 20 per Dfbl ] pCr cent are engaged in ogrieul - Reports in the publication cover taxes, billboard', gecond-claes r«il- cent decline in public school en- One of the few examples of a ture, %yith repair trades and gen % ysrteiy of governments! cost road nnd public utility franchise t rollment, the report shown. decreasing trovernmental cost is oral retail trades following. presented in a table on New Jer- fields Tansing from, general over- am• •>••i gros- s rccepit••s- taxea* , j Another table on "State Expen- sey's state debt. Net bonded debt all appropriations for state gov- drmrowiationa of State j dilurvs for Public Higher Eiluca- Incomplete Diet ernment to the growing expanse was cut from $109,765,653 in 1035 Heavy-producing milli cows eat- FOR REPAIRS uGovernment,,m „,„.-„ ! "0" »' *'«* Jersey," not including THE of tax exemptions permitted under to f43,430,907 in 1945. ing only lush green pasture are like detecting further growth, «-'«•«• Jf?<*™ .*"%±î ON YOUB New Jersey laws. tate'eov-. that stale (wwmiaent allotments Tax Exemptions a man trying to get enough food IioJislon and extension of s from eating watermelons. Taxe« far State and Local Purfmses ertmient, another table sin„„ ,!,.,»! to Kutsn-rs Cmvcrsity and selected Reporting on one of the most se- MAYTAG, " Increasing costs of state and lo- appropriations for state govern- institution* iwr from f»0O,bU in rious of New Jersey's tax prob- Wkl - government operations are re- ment in the 1048-47 fiscal >e«r ».,..' '^ to S3,P,S,T7O tor the fiscal lems, another table in the booklet EASY, flected in a table showing state tax virtually double the $71,973,161 to-!***1* shows the extent of tax exemp- SERVICES tions. This shows that in 1946, THOR, FOLLOWIN ers Pension wlleetions and levies for local frov- tal of highway and general trcas-: AAssef U of the « VACITM CI,KA.KEns. All maKoa wnment in New Jersey. This show- ury funds appropriations of 1935,! *n>1 Aitrav.ly more than property exempted from taxation repaired and fi;uaranto<3(J. Bags, was value dat $1,317,823,297 or ielts and lnushoa sold. J. O. Car- UNIVERSAL, ed tkat taxes imposed for state and exclusive of supplemental appro- \ doubled bcrwwn 1935 and Mo, to- iota, Electrician, WE. J-2037-H. local purposes averaged mare than prhtions, chiefly for relief. <*«ns *l2S*«2,7*tt m the latter 19Vi per cent of all evaluated A. B. C, A million dollars s day in 3045, Employees m tht State Payroll i 5"rar- Dunne that period, annual property in the state. , State Revenues and Erpmdttttrta Thew - totaled t3fi7,60O,2»8 iaut Employment totals of stale irov-! enntvibutkm* h WESTINGHOUSE, :n nt to the fnn * « state govern "A Comparative Statement of ITEMS AT nn Increase of more than ornment had resumed an upward « '- ">"««scd 53 per SEWING MACHINES cent, to a total of $fi,TS2,03l in the State Revenues and Expenditures," REPAIRED GENERAL ELECTRIC ! 11945 fiscal year. This was about included in the report, covers the fiscal years 1936, 1940 and 1944. E*et a Singer expert p\jt your ma- AND 'double the $3,345,825 contributions chine In first-class running1 order. of members of the fund for the This showed that new items in the Reasonable elinrffes. Hist iraa tea OTHER WASHERS state's revenue picture in 1944 in- j furnished in advance, , same year. CAM. ! Rftire-metit Funds cluiiml the pari-mutuel racing tax, SINGER SEWING CENTER, WE. 2-4850 SPECIAL] used for retirement of relief bonds, Spring Garden Needs i Amounts expended by the state 110 W. PI«O«TT ST., BRAY'S for Pension and Retirement Funds, and the unemployment compensa- I'Md. U-JU17 tion tax, not used for support of 84 8H€RWIN-¥flLUAM$ Garden and Lawn exeiusiv* of the Teachers Pension 7-1-it Corner Qalmbr ! Fund, totaled $1,673,361 for the state government. Gone from the WESTF1U1.U FERTILIZER 7-4-4t ' 1945 fiscal year. Included for the tax picture were Soldiers' Bonus WM. HINTERLE1TNER j first time was an annual $1,000,- Bond Tax and the unpopular state WATCH II13PAIIIINO. No chafBO HYDRATED LIME, sales tax which appeared in 1935- TAINTING A,VD for niljustments. Prompt sorvloo. LOW PRICES! jOOO contribution to the Police and Ê-HLL WAY 38 fiscal year totals. SKKVICR. V. I1OSHNAI1U!.. LIME CREST, ; Firemen's Retirement System. The WE. 2-0337 818 NORTH AVB., W. 7-4-n Wp.lllcld Z-US8-H I balance of the total was allocated War conditions had caused a BOVUNG, ; to the State Employees Retirement general decline in the expenditures CAllPBjVTEIl—nepnlri, wood gut- : Sj«i*m, for widows of Governors, ters, wood Bhlnele roofs, recovered 115-IlOOI'I.VO— Slnfe ami Tile, roof picture by 1944, with the exception "with asphalt shingles. W. K. rcpnlrliiBp . tendertende s and BUttera. SHEEP MANURE, to tlie Judicial Retirement Fund ow nd repaired W. Schubert, BUY YOUR DRUG NEI of costs of salaries, wages and per- liushby, H- l)l»»ciliilion SPRINKLERS. PINAVIA & O'BRIEN < formerly Jefferson Pnrlc lliilld- R. MANNINO & SONS FAINT1NM—PAPISIt IIANH1NO, 7i ln>r nntl I.onn AKMitciittloii, Ellli' MATCHES I'l.ASTIilllMI, hflll, N. J.> o» Kllmliitli, »m PH1LCO 564 DOWNER ST. . Weitfield 2-5488—2-3940-M FLOOli SUltAl'lNG. WE. a-1077. NOTICE Is hcraby Riven to the RADIOS, lUOASOIVAUI.B I'lllCKS. creditors of Jefferwon Park BviHMAM B. WALKBFl, particle* riie to top of coating, 8S5 Mountain Avo. Also hoapHRl H13BMAN KAEPP13L. Jr., form cryitalline film. This DDT H.ndy 2-Wheel Alto (or Rental bed. 7-1-U OEORGK II. PARSONS. Rubber Tired W. BI.0RB* secretary. film kill* injects that touch it... Ci. DAVIS, Counsel. ktept Idlling day after day, GARDEN CARTS, E. FRED SULZER & CO. 6-6-13t SHU-MILK WHEELBARROWS Wm. A. PARKHURST IN C1IANCEBY (Hi- SEW JKllsl.V 9 K new'type of synthetic resin Westinghouse Dealers bindi PESTROV to any surface, To MAIIIAN VANADKEM ELLER: Contractor ItADIO AND APPMANCB By virtue of an order . 7-t-lt 1H0 K. Jersey St., ICKETS—WINDOW ( Kllaabeth, N. J. CALCIUM CHLORIDE—and containers for your Dr. Morton N. Mann Clean Ins and WHXIIIR floors. (i-27-H Gllltera clenned, wretn mill Damp Cellar. « t o r HI w i n vi o \v H repnlrod. jvoricio TO rniSDiTOIIS TAR t."'y iiifsurance of p;\ivl dpoeaspd. nollco is hereliy Phone Plsilmleld 6-9823 or r>iin- slvrn tn the rretlltnrs of lâld de- ellen 2-6207. 7-1-41 craseil to exhibit to the subscriber Glasses Made On Premises. umlev o:\th or nftirmation thplr clahnH and demanrlH apalnst tliol PIANO TUNING estate nf t;ald deneaficd within Ntx i nu-iuhK frt.im the drtt* of taid order, TUTTLE^BROS Ho'irs 9—S & REPAIRING or (hey will be forever barred from Phone WARREN W. GROFF, !»ro^r.eutine or reooverlnfr tho tiaino ^r i.< materials^""r^S^VofWnrV CO«C*TJ^V^^ r Evenings by Appointment WE. 2-5177 riimo Tuner." "Vin" w i5KTFtELr> THUST COMPANV, CHEN YU SUN-RED We'reÊi492@SS on WAAT, 3:15 to 3:30, (970 on &your dial) 244 Walnut St., WE. 2-2325. IVlU.tAM SI. BEAIin. Pi'oS.™' XIriulier N. J. Amn. of I'lano Tunera. «fi Kim St., Vcstfleld, N. J. 7-1-U t-2o-:,t Fees 57 so NOTICR TO CIlEUITOnS ! I BKTATIO OV JANE (SARIl.NEn, | LADY ESTHER | Pursuant to (he order of; ,1'IIAIll.EK A. OTTO, JR., Kurrog,! t« PfflLCO PORTABLE RADIOS 01 Hie I'ounly of Union, made on tlie! (Thirteenth day of Junf, \ 1) run ! We Will Be Closed j upon the itpplitMtinn i-f lhe under- i COMBINATION I slgneil, as Kxerntnr of the estate: Chester West I •>! said dei-Mispd. nnlli-e is h« .hr> ri Immediate Delivery elvpu in ||,e eredltors of sail) do-I |nMs.eil t» exhibit to the suhfi-rnber 1.93 VALUE luiKi.-r nath or nlflrmat Ion Tho lr July 8 to July 14 Contractor & Builder f t-l:iimti ami demands aKL!ln*t the ei'talt. ..t taifl dpiMised within fix Operates on Current or Battery ! ncnlh^ lrr.ni the djte nf (;;iif) orfier, t> Repairs . Alterations. [ nr tliev \\*i]! hp fr,if,\ er barred frnju :
i:iJi--onr> n. ..,- .,i CENTRAL CUT-RATE Beautiful Tone rages ftnd Driveways, tn th>' ord«rt . . I' ITTO, Jr., iM,rri>s.ito • r Vnlon. m.nif. on thn ••>t .tiliif, A li., 10(11. .•ition of 11,!, iindcr- Estimates ••.•IM.-.I- of die ,.nlnl» (.1 i,otl,-(, l.s h.-r?|.v 5 Furnished. I' '!! [*..(•?- r.f ! ttfi rit,. DRUG STORE Tel. WestAeld 2-2173 ••!l to lh*= i ub;,"*-,u<*f\ wilhsii |.K WESTFIELD'S LEADING DRUG STORE w .1..!.. ,.f «.H,1 nr.Hr. for* ..,'i- S'iriv Reserve the RjgUt to Limit Qun»t«ti«?» ..6.