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fUUT UCTION !• Tars Si £ntaiM> « StHttma CU»t AUttMr «t |1M tvMtticm RSOAY, OCTOBER 4, 1951 •t Summit, N.J.. Under th« Act of March U IfTt $4 A YiAR I CENTS Pre-Campaign 18,000 Volumes $26,250 Allotment Approved Gifts Up 2»% Given to Date From Last Year For Book Sale By Council for City Buildings Pacing th* (£ft» the lesa than *. we«k before An ordinance appropriating $26,250 for improvement* United Campaign in 1H the opening of the annual College to the Board of Health and City Hall buildings wa? intro- numbers of board* rf Andaaa Club Book Sale, the drive for book* of the agencies aad Us* key ca*- duced and passed on first reading by Common Council Tues- is well under way, eome 18,000 day night. cll'f;Uiw volumes having been collected and turned in : aa. iaxmm~*i" donated t« the site, which:: i«~ the The ordinance provides for an estimated issuance of per cent In the f»«flai only money-raising event for the f 10,000-in negotiable bondf to b* gift* - over' known M "Municipal Improve- group acholarshipT fund: As thte .figure is- ment: Bonds." The other |T,3»Q ftl?,.:. aomewhat less than at the tame ready ia in the 1S51 budget; spe- t{me Wt year,' Mri, Hendrik W. computing th* resmlu alter ciflcaily J6,2.W for "police depart- Bode, 'soliciting committee chair- ment alterations" and Jl.000 down ,•* 1 '-ti^pi^^. the Red Feather party at lanfc man,- urges everyone who liac payment required by law. , „ week, said that additawal contri- bookji to contribute to bring them, The proposed improvements will butions w«re_' J as soon as possible to sale head- include construction of addition!, . leadership Mctkw. TW quarters, 9T Maple street, (Sum- botiri monbtn aM alterations and improvements on K»r>. Wal»h John R. Walsh mit) the site of last year's book Campaign the Health Board building at Tl aalo, Th'e 'Sale will open on Octo- Summit avenue and the City Hall ber 9 at 2:30 p.m. for children's at 512 Springfield avenue. The tlon before toe «pp«ai sets books and on October 10 at 7 p.m. (funeral appropriation includes the „, «stl» . Former Waiter for the adult'a department. The 1 mated architect * few, engineer- Mjjfjl* bwttcU* Uk*t Ik. fl&ft will continue $ a.m. to 9 p.m. ing and Inspection costa.' Incnaa* in rifts rvported re«rct- dally through October 18, Victims Sought in Hotel ed the ttowins uadcrateadtec ffWt Good biography, trau^I and good The ordinance further specified' the- agraciei :w(art.:«i». «wkii« fiction are still much needed, as that the interest rate on the bond* will not exceed six percent with' with inflated doBae* *m& timt the well aa sheet music, prints and Crash Suburban Thefts the exact rate being determined foai of |i«MfKdN^t4 ii te. phonograph records. "Unless you Summit couple, John by Common Council. Public hear- A. former waiter' at the Hotef are saving them for your grand- tnd hi* wife, Mrs. 5 ' ing; La slated for October IS at Suburban has betn IdentifiedF'M part "ai children," says Miss Grace A. Free- Valsh, 25, killed Suti- Council Chambers. one of.Jhe. gang of robbers who minimum need* were to he land, a ' member "of the sorting o crash tn M»fri»- twice writhln a month Held up .the committee in charge t the chil- Cameron Munklttrlck reported ied yesterday morn- o hotel faking a total of $3,500 In treasurer Hid that a dren's book room, "bring us your : that to date 73.43 per cent of city ..f.iino-ial held from '•'- Edwnud R. Martin -';.. early morning rpbberte*. The man bution of 1939 children^ outgrown' books to sell. tapes were collected aa compared roughs & Son Funeral being sought by Summtt and New We still have room for more and to T2.«4 per cent for lait y«wr. wed by solemn high York City police li James Karal- level ef support Mori they are always; in great 'demand During 1951 to September 1, |1,» luiem At St. Terc*a'» •eky whose last known address ia failed to rrnlitr thin hi by librarians ae well as by chil- Summit SoWier, 387,995.89 were collected, which ww lift! was in thechurch 190. Brown place, the Bronx. and he issued an txreeat dren and their mothers." fln Increase of $96,910.93 over 1980. Karaiaeky was ipotted by Rus- to all donors to matcftt tfteir Posters announcing the annual 19, Killed in During the month of September occurred about l:*9 sell Dunn, night clerk, from a QF THE 18,«)O boolw th»t are'folng on sale next Wednesday event, made by the ninth grade this year the collection amounted when, the cur Mr, photograph. Police jaid he haa...» crease which is |are being hoLited to the second floor shelves by members of the College art class of the Junior High School, to $21,504.66 against $21,503.88 la HVil g fail 1950. The total for 1W1 Including ' ' ed to make a prrvtOUa f(xoiA o( arrests In New H. Sttufay Jg^vumn. sponsors of the sale. Committee member* arc at work daily at are brightening the store windows Korean Fighting iiaon' avenue" wctrt of Maple street 'where the sale will be held sorting, storing and pricing of local merchants around town. September la $1,408,500.55. For th» York City and a warrant Is tiow advance *ffto •»« Hseelsl Word wa» received lint week parkway. The couple arest, chairman of special gift*, jtibe thousands of volumes. A »pecial sale for children will be held at Person's Hardware, Inc. iront same period last year the total out tor his arrest. He is a fugitive. that Edward R. Martin, 19, of thU to their home at have completed ts*£r mvuii«Bti«i |2:S0 pjn. on October 9. Above, on the staircase, are Mrs. James P. window on Springfield avenue fea- waa $1,342,588.84. Kar&iseky vraji hired by the ho- city, had been killed' in action in of workers and by BtM-OrtrAer 1*t«ier. Jr-, of Short HJIIS; Mrs. John W. Cunnln^htuii, Mrs. Webster tures the four prize-winning...pos- It was noted by Councilman age. .Morrlstown, after tel on Sept. 8. ,i&50 and left in Korea «>t September 1. Hit mother, will have their ftrst rtpwrtx. Whar jVaa Winkle and Mrs. G, Folke Swanson, all of Summit. Mrs. Louis J ers and W. L. Baker, Inc. across Samuel A. Smith Jr., chairman of jimit They leave two February. 1931, He was re-hired Mrs: Robert A. Martin of 11 Essex cautinus in their predictkw^ »«th ;Pexrottet o€ Summit and Mrs. Wadsworth W. Mount, operate the he street ie displaying the first the public relations committee on M«v $, . 19^51 and dismissed on June road, wa» notified of her wrn'i l?3taei»J«,**,vXC3i,el.V,F.r».nti«n.) _ hree honorable mention postera. information, that only one appeal rUh-s old, .- • 20.. Hotel, officials said he is about death iMt Wednesday by a De- Xlrs. Allen F. Meybee/; chairman o( : for reduction of city tax Mweu* police, Mr, Walsh 23years- old.- outlook..of tfegtr •wilaa-:)' partment 6f Defense -wire.-.- -.:-"- --; • , poster.,'ja'nd^display"committee, ment vtu made'th'ia year"''"'•'•v"!;."'. control ot the car The second robbery which took determined effort to ae&iew* with Miss B. Adele Hepbron"«a co- P(c. Martin, a graduate of Sum- According t» Mr. SmJtfe, the re-. ** It left the place early Sunday morning., fol- goals which turn bens set chairman, announced that prise* mit HigH School, Ckas of 1051, en- qu e*ted $600 reduction wai denied west aide, knocked lowed, with few exceptions, the pat- them. Official CetisusTally Gives City were awarded yesterday after listeel in the Array in Augu«t, 1950. at * County Board hearing on , standard that held tern of the September 20 holdup in school to the winners by Mrs. Rob- Although lie did not enter High September 16. tr.i crashed head-cm Which 1500 was stolen, ert M. Burne, «lub pnMldcntr School for bis senior year he had MT. smith »id "In vl#w -of-'*. b«'••"Sunday;"'" two men "4mpp*4 Prlie Winner* Listed sufficient credits for a Legisla- total 1950' aasesaed valuation ia. Stockridge Backus, the night- Power Cut Due 39 Increase for Tola! of 17,929 tive dipToma. ..wilcjf'.'.*!{*• ^ Jtbe... ^^ told police that the i Jtbe....cite ^MM^^W^W watchman, tied him uu and locked nclla, 2fi8 Springfield avenue; SPC- at grraduation this June by his appeal Is conaidered by the Board ;ed l»y an- Official population figures for Summit, announced last mother. ' ... him In a toeinent storeroom be- on prize to C?hrj» H.eyer, ..,.268. of Assessors to constitute a efore it left th« road. Sunday Morning week by the Bureau of Census; places the number of resi- re- fore entering the lobby where they pringfield avenue; third prize to He wceived Ills Basic training *t record;''*: "r "- ".•••;:•: .••;• k, who police aaid, was again pointed guns at the desk dents of this city at 17,929. Thig represents a growth of 1,764 persons in the last decade, the 1940 census figure WiJson Webb, SO Linden place; Fort Dix and trained for the City Engineer Francis A. Mur- frnm the car was clerk, Russell J. Dunn. In East Summit and fourth prixe to Carol Schaub, medical corps at Fort Sam Hous- ray reported that fees for buiWin* dead at th© »c«n« by In the previous hold-up another being 16,165. The new 1950 figure places Summit ahead of ton, Teitas. He arrived In Korea To complete a asajwr. 100, Whfttrcdgre road. The first permits jumped from $8,887.91 tor Btrmudez. an All watcfiman, Fred Cristofer, scared in slwL by a alight on February 18 of this year and, ment of electric e»p*city hree honorable mentions by P«it the first nine, months of 1880 to 1 interne. Her bus- off four robbers after they torced mkrKin ^ m, MorrUtown having was at first stationed at a military the far eastern section; of SooBaail, lation is more them 26 timca larger ^onroy, Bob Scott and John Ur- $9,482.01 for the same period this about an hour fatcr.it) Dunn to open the safe where they than it wns when the f irat fedCTftl hospital at Pusan. Jersey Central" Power" Jfc 'EpHfCBL" bfirj;,.were runners up for the year...... „, ~~ • taf.'' County Phy- snatched $500. this census was taken in this state In Council approved the promotion has scheduled « 9O-miM«e ia'Scr- priies. Also receiving honorable In June he was tiraniferred to r!!o->aid Mr«. Walsh 'Wet*, Unmasked than 1790. mention were posters by- Dick of probationary patrolmen Rich- % a United Nations ^Replacement >-poll nt«pwhere>he- was. given .cfloobat ard Chudoba and Ralph Noltlng" injuries, Dunn tola themThe believed at least .ft^BewJEathridence..'. Borough lost one Uminary totals were in Cranford, McGiffin, Arline Ry«n, Elizabeth training and was assigned to a to patrolmtn fourth grade with [to. relatives1, the coy pie one of the men participated in both | sflMTTJS'ew Prdvjdence Township down 106 in the revision, and In Slack, Barbara Mueller, T«f Gris- combat rdtintent '.".".'.. tS. a salary of $3,560 each per year. tendent. J jacked np six in the official ver- with- Summit friends robberies. The men were unmasked Westfield, down 92. - wold. Judgee of the posters-were Private Martin .was ibora June City Clerk- William Gllson read The tnterntpt&B -ir-'scfa j»fcrf:4si-4'isJw of the tally. Accompanying Ny-\'illanovft football and wore business sulis-lh both" Union County's increase of ap- Mre, Wendell -W. Oooke and Mrs. 13, 1932 «t Bluefield, W. Va., and a letter algned -by the acting chief to 6*cur'from:•9^Sfc't»-*Be^TH3W4*t»d'i«tics'el»o--#»how' that Summit, I West Point Saturday. cases, proximately 21 per ccnt-waa above G. Priest, members of both life came to Summit Jn 1W7 where he of the "Biifeau of Aeronautics, F. a.m. on Sunday. Octolwr T. mad mz2 . has 5,183 occupied dwelling units. turned to Summit, Whon Dunn told the robbers he the Stnte flvernge. and this coun- College Club and the Summit Art entered Junior High School. He E. Kimble; Jr., in which Mr. Klm- had a bad iwMrtnnd trouble breath- i affect only the far e»tera p*se «J In the 16 municipalities gaining "f • '-ir at the friend.*1 ty's rise, numerically, was topped Association. , reslde.1 at 42 Russell plaoe. He ble acknowledged receipt of a let- in*?, they took him to the base- ! the city, generally- th* «r»* »>*§ ;• sIiH-e-tne first totals, thorp w'} back to Morrfe- only by Bergen-and Ess«x.'* Ocean Mrs 'Clarence A. Sprague, book-' wa* a - member of the Lincoln { ter from Common 'ment and told him to rcnjrtln there'! Hobart and *>ntSB«, ^aaJdttiCkn of 7*4 names.-Five towns County, with a 50.2 gain, had the ale eo-ordin.itor, states that the YMCA. • • • until they got noy. During the ! and c*ust thereof*.* Traj-awr " writ rut aown from preliminary air largest increase on a. percentage Wire Department has requested Trifr .yaungcet of four- children, , p conaitiona of the oper* *n<* son of Stute first.hotd-up. he was forced to He loi =•»- f:pures for a total'of 204. said, "V\V h«v, basis. ars delivering books to the sale he Ls survived by his mother, and ] atldn«r6f Weriift over Summit John F. o&.tJ)?! floor bebind'tl^e dpsk. tlfy by mail atr of ::>•»?» *• Sananit now-ranks ns the^lnth M»y Gel Assembly Scat p«rk in the driveivny -of 97 E thrwr brothers, , Robert A. -Jr.,. 25Fr»nk- After tho inert lift b\ the main V h o jre' p rtl m .'.tea a re ' *"^ !sr£*\*r munJcipaltty In-the- county, Hapic street, and thnt workers >l p The- census ilgutos rele-ased to- Jntpres I., and Charles C.,. ail oi , nn.1 the entrance, I>unn cnlled police and area of th<* p!rtrf!'?ri :n " " - h< "r.g" ovewhndowed only by Eliza- :are be parked either in tho park- v day arc the •"official" totals, figur- Xe«- York City; and a sister? Mrs. New Providence Norman Mr, «r»l notified James C-.S<'hnhrr, man- In an wdvprtn'-rr.-r.t •».>sv.-*.» "-!h. Piflinfield, HilUidr, .Union, ing in many, important oses and sp«ee behind «ml* headquar- Evelyn White of Portsmouth, Va. Mr. (JRfaifc t'lrr-c-tof of the .hotel, vtho Hi?r«M .J.CP&L, Rahwny, -Cranford and expected, to givo this county a fifth ers or on Oakland plnce 'wlj'ere Hi., father died in 1943 He is ateo Ilycs'n hhtck nw-ay. inli'truplion is Jtwcnibly •soflt, by 1951 On ri per- •hoTtr parking; is--peramted, No survived by - »«ver«i wunt.1"-. aad Bus Line Seeks 1 r"* York offices of the Dctrctivc John Snyr* nnd Lieut. plrticvn, nt th*" Spr.n^! 1 *;•¥-*- T«nm>hip Vp centage basis," the chanRrs from a'rkirjf'-is allovfed on the- wte«t> ni«e«t. 'bit manufacturer. Frank Vun Tronk conducted the tion «nil Rlong c*ri •: Trovidrnce Borough's pop- the preliminary totals released de of Mople street «t any time Fare Increase in Vavy Invr*ti(tntlons of the two thefts. thrrofn>m. of con^tra--:. on inrrevLsr-d from 2.374 in ind during school hoUra the east last year' are slight. An increase in bus rates from •'I It. I, Mr. Walsh to 3.3S0 and the Township de ifl parked with cars of the Complete list for all county New Providence points to Summit - Summit by his a count of 3.456 as corn- Ijjh school students and- faculty.- • Ticket Available for jtribution system supp.Iy.r* :t-* "«« towns is as follows: The first col- Summit to Join has been-officially.requested.of thf Wrtm rour yca.ni old. •«ith its 1940 tally of 2,19*. A close second to tbe ocene of j eastern section o'f"-Stirnm;t &y T4 umn shows the 1950 official figure, Public Utility Commission by Ml* »rn,ln.,. d from Summit Audubon Screen Tours : Union County h&d & .21.3 per cent 0 prr cent" . '. tho second column the increase or ctivity at the book sale, is elub- chael DeCorso of Livingston ave- P"'-in 193R and attended ! increase in the same period—from In Area Blood A few memberships «re still open Mr. TrajTior p^plainp.i-tr;**". scsrli decrease from unofficial figures oom "A" at the YWCA where nue, owner of the transportation 1 a population of 32R.S44 In 1940 to West Orange, for for those who wish to attend the of this work h«« alreaify Sw<*»r before en- Natinnftl Audifbon Society and g-izofl. but that now it «"«* K*^"*- I •• Xr* Jt^rscy's Increase was 16.2 the pre-school children and Municipality 1950 Ch«ng;<» 1940 Summit will participate tn the quested that the rate increase b«j- IVtlnt Maritime sponsored by th« Summit Nature snry tn de-energixf tit* *:>» so \-pn cfnt—from 4,180,165 In 1940 to •oddters whose .mothers are work- (Continued on p&ge 6) National Defense Blood program. come effective on October 15 but Chin this season. Alt programs that "more than a hurvicff rt;ri,- :4,R8V32& in'1950. Acoordlnjf to the ing at the book sale. Mrs. James Jin Upon hla grarlu- It was announced this week by the the PUC deferred action and has will be given nt the Celnnese Au- borhood polo transforrn.*r.» mm? i1 i 2950 census. New Jersey, one of P. Maher of Short Hill* and Mrs. y'himiry, 1044, hc wan «i*r» m*? ! American Red Cross, Summit set a hearing for October 31 at ditorium on Morris avenue, at Lambert, Griffin Donald Mercer are among those «n enalgn in th« converted safety in th? #Vrt«*t ihc JM»Uon> amalltr iitatca in «iic Chapter. Newark. H:1S p.m. rifhth in populationi . helping. Either c]ubroom "A" or on page 6) possible time" A verry l*rS« f>rt*" fclenibcrs of the board of direc- The new rates will be suspended Of nil the counties in the state, "B" will be amiable 9 a. m. to of linemen will do th" Get GOP Posts tors of the chapter recently ap- until January is unless the PUC declined In poulation— 11:30 a.m.*Mondays through Thuns- the 90-minute shut-off Mr. TT*T- William Lambert, retired mem- proved participation In the pro- can make a decision prior to that i. The largest county Ls dayu until the sale opens. The nor wild. ber of the Summit Police Depart* , i . „ i i I gram which is bcinR Inaugurated date. The increase, if and when Fund Drive HeU $2,697 with R population of 438,- ment, was appointed Republican bulldlng lg clp8cd FddayB granted, calls for a five cent in* - |for Northern x\ew Jersey. Fifty- 7;^, and the umallest Is Sussex, county commttteeman of the Sec- four chapters have been invited to crease. .7,4.423'. / ond ward, eighth district, It wws Auxiliary Police participate. ( Routes affected are Springfield Mmtiy CUty Folks announced this week by Erneat S. Plain field-North Plainfleld Chap- avenue from Summit to New Proy* to In 4.000' lrttnnt mailrd to resi- The Census Bureau lists 86.0 per Hlckok. chairman of the Repub- To Meet Tuesday 1 lblic (Hntribu Cross chaptfr* Idence and the Mountain avanus dents n»k\m f"* P> " lican City Committee. Lambert, ter was selected as the regional to date in the the nation nre r^>M,v-in cent of the state's population ns Members of the Civil Defense route from Summit to Berketej tionn, Mr, Btx>rujy pointed out the 1 who lives at a Sylvnn avenue, fills center from which mobile units Public financial an (ultlri'ss nmic "liibiTt," n* opposed to "rural." In Auxiliary Police are reqtiefited to Heights. In the Springfield avenu* value- of tho PAL in providing the, iinexplred tcrni of "Le Roy will go to the chapters to collect r»iht r words, it figures thorp are attend « meeting to be held at t u ( route the fare would be Increased youth with the basic principle* of (jnnlisrttioTi's nutiowit Russell who moved from 2(H Mor- jthe blood, it was announced by A. y«ater« t ivfi.207 "city folkii" and 640.122 p.m October 9 at Brayton School c,|fford Bernar^ from 15 cents to 20 cents between m good citlmwhip am* Iwt June by » Stimntr- local chapter " chalrm«n in fnrming areiui. ris avenue to 88 Tulip street. auditorium, Jam«s S. Edwards, Summit and Union avenue. juvenile (Irllntnn-ni'y. Fred L. Palmar of t(> At the game time approvnl was chairman. Mr. Bernard said that AlhJrtlc League In- Inridentally, New Jersey'* poptt* chairman, announced this week.' it is expected that a mobile unit The Mountain avenue route in* Durinir the piwt bmclnW road. Mr Pftlmer, who l» •<< given to the appointment of Bry- Plans for further police training, will visit the community for col- crease would be from 20 cent* to PAL (iponxorrd a (.Ix-t^m civic life h««re, -is a partner <^ ant W. Griffin, Summit lawyer, of Bliind U hon- including traffic duty, fimt al-d «nd lection at scheduled intervals. The 25 cents from Summit to tht on* team to th*? i^JewBoni ^ Co, Nf ^ \o^M Nine-Yeor-Old Boy 3S Rldgc rond, «« treasurer of the other police functions, will b* dis- f blood will only be used for the de- Berkeley Heights stop. . • - tbr public relutIonsu*wun3<*!•>!*» committee, Mr, Grifnn also fills un flimle. Stricken With Polio cussed by Mr. Edwards and Chief fense program. A. minimum of 125 • Mr, Pnliner atMrtsarrf tfer the unexplred term of Mr. of Police Edward K. Egwn. The application stated that pres- "We A rcct-nt dlwuiwlon botwrMi PAI- j A nine-year-old Summit boy, pints be collected at each visit, ent charges are "insufficient and venttdn on the topic. '"A ''fhw* Chambers, son of Mr. and who resigned the posts when he Maxwell Leater, Jr., Summit chairmen, «nd thf rxrctit'lv*. cum- Itri Plans to Implemene t the pprogram unreasonable." Mr. DeCorso point* Relfltioni* Notebook for 1/HT*. j Mra Oorfre A. Crmmbew of 118 moved from the district. Civil Defence chalrnmn, will also nre mlttw of the .Funlor R1H« Club of are being developeMM now with Mra. ed out that he has suffered from , Cross rhAlrmen | Asftw SiMer of the fifth frrnrif? nt Mrs., Dorrfthiw Skyes, 2fl, of 9 the- 1051 convention of New Jersey home Sunday for a 30-day fur* Borough • Club. Mtermn School. He in Union Union place vttut held for thp Klwnnl* district at the Commo- lough after serving aa a radio op- Classified ...... ,...... M "f«d A PAL Q&mnty'M thirtieth rpportcd Qr*nd Jury on charge* of u»e and dore Hotel, New York City. Sat- erator for the ROht marlnm (Re- Church , I poll,,, depart. for Jury M — iilgn on wfcs picket! up at home Bnturd«y Joseph Zelgner, a past president; Corporal Kees will return to hU Social 14, IB, 1«, It Honnllnl... Morn* Avtmw by Lieutenant Fmnk V«n Tronk biu* at Pearl Harbor upon th« Sports , ...11 11 th«t the wuaniiefltion hope* to 125 hnvt b««n «»««l *«!»•• **« All 4*H*trlM on 8e«u- Mathnws Simpson, vice president, hi 7" It.pomlblo to grant the g»rl* county. and Dotcotivs John Sayre. ami Harry C. Kates, secretary. completion of bis furlough. Townatiip ••••••••MJLMUIAM.MMM* 4) f rtquuU, THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4.JMI Widow Is Beneficiary ,-»piat -jam.- mxtm €raistraction of a large battle* g court J -tot of tbe- shiph ^i "of blueprint*. ll-.of W. Brian Watoon Nut been i'H in - made to Charles A. Otto,'Jr.. iur- ' &*-t timhl Stare* Store* Open FRIDAY NIGHTS t $ P.M. ARE 'til 9 P. M. * *""**£& SUMMIT SHOPPING NIGHTS Samoa It Art* Chiunbrr of Commerce GOOD - LOOKING ASK YOUR. your watches, silver fewe/ry repaired • wctcto, clocks npmirtf • tffaft r«fl»!sh«4 • MW watch caict, band* •crystals Inserted • bobl.s* »hNevirk fum ' II Ul(k . f Mocks Springfield At*. «r SpirfiUllff.W The Record Shorn 0. L.4£ W,. Rmiiro+4
/.. SHEET MUSIC SUMMIT LUMBER CO., INC RICOJlblN© AND PHOTO STttt 351 SPRINGFIELD AVE. Summit A Dependable Soure*
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• Moving ^ Storage • Packing •Shipping ¥+* can HOME TOWN FOLKS associated with the nine member-agenclea ofi Service director, atknd in Hiief tn the lower left, Mr. May, J. ROM Jkk mmk ront UttWa l< «M N«i w«l in M»- HeuMbold the Community Chest turned out in large numbera for the buffet aup-iTuttle, YMCA director, and Un. Tuttk, YWC* and Overlook HospitaJ per honoring United Campaign volunteer worker* and officials last'board;. and Clinton Van Ciae. also an Overlook trustee, make a table All »• ka«« M 40 M CM row id«. of color Goods Thursday evening at the YMCA. In the upper left Robert O. Peterson. I foursome. In the lower right are John Plackjtur, ylce jchaJtwan of the UTM««Ciba Listed as Sponsor Junior Achievement in Union that Uw meeting will County, stated thU week, Pakistan Foreign be open" to "all graduate* of NYU Of YoilHi Movemenf The exact nature of the Ipcel and their gutsts. Dr. Dougall Ciba Pharmaceutical ProductSi, program has not yet been decldfcd OtTO EXPli Minister to Speak now profrjMor «nd dim-tor of BaJlrosd Avenue Inc. will be among the U'«lon Mr. Baker added. u SiinunK, N. J. Countyi; firms sponsoring At Club Meeting Teach*r_ Training at Upnala Col- SUMMIT 6-O91& Achievement program*, JMs Brazilian soil produces Mltl't Riwsell I. Baker, General ""Anlltne crop known to man and contains G M ih ot 5 and dlreetof of every known mineral. land road wtll introlS ^ /'""* " * ** ~ "** WH At ONI >IUhMW9j|bJBftfrullfk KJiaa. min- Eni ftvem^ wiU- *WlM«, . bter of Foreign Affairs of Pak- istan at a meeting, of the WORLD NOBLEMAN- YbrtfTJnTverstty Altimnl Club of! First title of" English nofciijty ll- Suburban New Jersey. The meet- j sued In America was to the In- p.m. at the Newark State Teach- er's GoHege. •••:-. — — :-.-:-— .- Sir Muhammad recently; return- C" In KITCHEN MAI ed from San Francisco wh«re he tinned.the Japanese Peace Treaty* for Pakistan. His topw will be "Pakistan's Position In Ajifa" He served its president of the All-Indie JACK ENG Mowiem League and as Judge at Hand Laundry the Federal Court ©f - Into-~fronv 1941 to 1947. Later he becam* 10 MAPLE STREET constitutional advisor, to Nawab -of M'ishet to Announce That The* BhcpaJ. •,;..:..,.,,,,,"~ I..,".,....,...,..., L Are; -Ntw'lfcaMr Ttf' mtts MILLIUItN Dr. DcwgaSr forrhrr ;, ;9ind former president of the Kew Jer- sey Sta|7i:H^;': Art Classes
Beginning "October1 1951-•••; Tuesday a rt d There rtiay be any number bfTeasohs why you can't get to T h".:ti r s d a y afferrioons from I to 4 p.m. Loca- the Bank as often as you woutd fike. The important thing is that tion: Berkeley Heights. /ou can^still make use of our services. 1. Sculpture and Ceramics TO ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS 2* Watercolor Painting Taught by well-known, tt^ Our mail deposit facilities may be used for either Regular successful professional SUMMIT with wide university art Chectingt Budget Checking, or Time Accounts. If you will let us teaching experience. Limited Enrollment In know, we shall send you the special envelopes and simple in- FOR DETAILS PHONE n of hot 9:30 A.M. and Summit 6-1996W CrfiWS structions* ™ •" «o* on Hervleo fadliti^
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Deposit Iniurinc* Y»»l tint Owfitr.h,, MIM|*M*«| M»tu> WMIT« •> »w,, Lto Corporation • Jeriey Central Rwer * THE SUMMIT " HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1951 Oub> for 4ft years, and was a V. Bnuchuoan, D.D., minister of Until reeent timea, it was » com- imit Live Poultry Market Follies Getting trustee and former deacon of the the Central Presbyterian Church, mon belief that lightning burled Robert E. Denike, conducted the service*. Burial, was Ll¥t f, Onmi P«dtf¥ Of AH Kinds Central Presbyterian Church. He ! down thunderbolts. * fresh Eggt —Free DeUvery in Kair Mount Cemetery, Chat- t Wide Support, Resident 40 w&s chairman of the MtUopoiitSji him. CALL SUMMIT 6-1562 j Inter Club of the Eastern Lawn FREEMAN'S $ ,» Law , - .--.i,- .... S*mmHv N. i President Says Years, Dies Friday {Tumifc ...Association, Mr. D«?nike City Registration Up CORSET SHOP Mrs. Dean H. Travla, president Robert E. Denjke, for more than [ was a veteran of World War'I. The City Clerk's office In- t& Cre»tv!eW Ave. Vauxhsll [ Mr, Denike is survived- by his oi -tha- Women's--Auxlifeuy- of Over- forty years a resident .aTSuHunSt rj.ouii.ced.this week that 611 persons Charl«red end 5up«rvfs«ift;lneer SAVINGS INSIHIED f • 10.000 (Morolni) '- (t Aftmuwns) 4ng S BINDER hospital linen 'fund. Last year's and- Delta Upailan ISO Fern Avenue ... Dividend*. Paid Twice TUTORING: French • Spanish production enabled the Auxiliary fraternity. . ' • • '. ' .> to pay In full its pledge of 1 Mr. Denike also was a member CHATHAM 4-3436 Ecol* FrancaiM D« W If no ans. call 4-3515-J Beth Stores (U North Chtitnut St. to the Hospital Building; Fund. of the University Glee^Club of after 6F.M. Tfltphone: Weittleld 2-1M9-JT New York, Canoe Brook Country Summit Federal Novy Man Will Arrive Will Be Closed Savings AND LOAN ASSN. FREE JujytS,dPort Saturday IjPITPS AT. . NEW 10 WONDEHFUL SHAVES Richard J. Ramella, fire control All Day Wednesday ' 27 Sttchwood Road • Summit, N. j. We manufacture a very fine blade man, third class, OSN, of 167 the. MYSTERYJEDOE. We shall, be eaicavenuep will -arrive 4tiJBf»ton orPLYMOUTH Kappy to "send" you" 3 ©("these blade* witKout charge Jor » lair trial. Satu rdfiy. on. __lfee_. h eeyy^c ru Jflisr. ' October 10th Optn Doity, '8 to 4- Fn.frtningirS *o & Send us your numei and- address USS Salem, after six nfonths in the on a postcard and specify single or PARTS OR SERVICE fiouble edge, Mediterranean. Ramella is the son Ssviftft ActMNtt • QtristmM • MbrtfBi* IM GENERAL APPLIANCE CO. of Mr. and Mrs. John j. Ramella. We Can Serve Your Every Need MHdM Mwtftfi lams • M*«ty Qrsars • Travtfon' 516 Fifth Ave. New York 18, X. Y. During the cruiae the ship In Observance Of visite*•- porta - in France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Tunisia,- JAMES GORMAN, INC. Algeria, „.Sicily, Gibraltar and Authorized DeSoto . Plymouth Dealer YOM KIPPUR Portugal. Villefranche " on the, French • Riviera, aerved «a the 298 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT Salem"* home port during the Mcdi-f termnean stay. CUSTOMIZED'.*"' S^f^5^i._(H^-JK« the 'flMirfif fabrics ;: Sensational TV PRICE CUT SALE The most beautiful in
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then you'll like •__. i i Hickey-Freeman Customized* Clothes! SUMMIT RADIO In or Call • If you need a machine Prlday shop o.r metal work—like S'ort Houn: Brazing, Foundries, Hcaj Summit 6-1778 Treating, Hc»t Treating A. M. T D»>«™> gev. W, & Binnmn, p|ul>. man. "One World? On* Xg sxe>. C r First Church of Christ, * Bundey—11 « m. The Reltgiouaj its meeting for worship i« the U DeForest Avsaae hood:" b>;.Dr. Bar&well;. Child Women's Awoeiition of Central care poups: 5 SO p.m. Junior -li- Saturday—10 a.na., Junior choir r Today—10 a.m.. Holy Commun- Pre«b>terian Gnurch will be held High Feltowshzp: 7 SO {us.. Senior Tuesday-*t J p.m. In the parts* Free Lecture on. Christian Science. rehear**]; Senior catechetical High Fellowship, at tb* IKMM «f ion; 4. pm.. boys' choir; 5 pm. A Branca of rhe Moths* Cfauren. The ciaai; 11 a.m., Intermediate choir Mr. and Mr*. C T. Hs^lww, SU giric* choir. bouse. ' •'•. • ,':- •' . \^>'.~ .-.,.,. S«W»tls*, te Bo-ton. Subject: "Christian Science: rsheara&l; .Junior catechetical Summit 1tasBorrow-l p.m. Calvary Serv- Hostesjes will be member* of class. ka chapter. Senrieea at tl A. M. dunday ' The Science of Blessedness'* Monday—T:8O tht Church OuV4 of which Mrs. Sunday-* :J» *.».,' Bible tcaool; pm., Church achool Chsirles PeLx>flg W, president. M/LtMi, at •:» * Lecturer: Evelyn f. Heywoocl, C.5.-&. 10:45"ia,' Worship and eermon. Trinity "Cathedral, T. T. atocksdalVTs'SSCrmin ••••••«»— of London. England;; •Tolerant Christianity;" World FIrii Ev. Lutheran ChurcJi Newark. th* luncheon committee. The de- j . . Member of the Board of Lectureship of communion Sunday; 9 p.m., #i. Banada7-« •-»- Holy Commun- votlonal aerylce wl|l be led by Xha Mother •Churc*. The Knt Church of Hairy a League. 11 s.m. church avhool; 11 MM. Leoa»rd V. BIU»ch«sn. Christian Science Reading Tuesday—T:SO p.m., Boy 4£S^HI^^ ^ssf^a^^HHaaasAAsiBda. s^s^ssfl A.QSI by the rector; T pa. TPT, OPEN FO !Hi.FUIlic Time: Tuesday, October 9, 1951 dent of the National Council of | »4O BPRINGFUCLD A VENU» The Community Church liandar 8:30 P.M. . ehtater; 1M pm. Boy flcouU. PrestoytWftUtWwne"."•*«*** *O0 ' Place: Church. Edifice Tfreaday-a-.W m.m., Junior Aux- er and member of Board of Foreign Mission*, "—"-"" 24 Cleveland St., Orange," N. J. Springfield aaa fikry: IO cm., Woipen's Auxiliary. Wednesday _ 10 t*W-, Church be speaker. Her topic will be "What Under the Auspices ot • - * Tomorrow—4:30 p'.m., Voyagers' World 'Servlct coifflmitte*: 4 p m, Gan a Carktian Woman' Do ab^ui executive committee meeting at boys* choir. the World?" First Church of Christ, Scientist the; home, of President Frederick y p, The Martha Ticket* may be secured from Tenderized Employ^ : R. Ruppert, 15 Badeau avenue..' Group will meet-. #t UM Preibvterfilii Oiureli chairman of the groups comport* 4 - (Jraflge, N^w Jersey Urn. Arthur Ballentiaa, J» the Women'* Association or from people realire the tremendoua .change t Sunday — 9:30 am, Church avenue. Mew nM YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND school, kindergarten through A the church office. Uken place in th» past twenty-fivs^ years both in eighth grade; It a.na., Nursery and , Chojr re,hear- Mrs. Reed Hyde, pre#tdent of turing and In people. With the deceintrali'iwtion'of story group*; Morning service, N. P. Methodlft Ctiurcli sal the Association, ha* announced new stores and factoriea have been built in siiburkiTS family festival, sermon, "The MAT, Tbmorrow—8 p.m., Session meet- that during the coming meetings tricts where automobiles are needed to get back and f i Child'i Question* About God;" there will' be a.nursery for young work. This has cut down the amount of walking tfc« 1 Today -J:30 pan. Junior choir; r children.; • • ployeei formerly did in the open .Mr.....'. On J? *:3Q p ttj Young people * -jrapper ii*» chain, " •-- " .;,8u"ndiy. —-9-45 a^m, Church party anS opening meetiifg at the achool: 1J am., morning worship. The program committee chair* 40 hour week and*tb# Inoraaaad aost of "labbr, Saturday—4:30 PJXL, Annual tar* erniced factories have insUIlod labor savinf parsonage, 159 Maple «treet. key dinner, sittings at S:ML •;» Holy Communion, sermon topic: Tuesday—7 p.m., Men's dub din- "Stre«*tl! to Bring Forth the New employees now earn their pay by the u»e of their, and f:30pm. Tuesday—10 a m., WSCS sewing than the uae of their muscle*. The decreased »c« ner in Community House; 8 p.m., Sunday — »:i5 aja\. Church Age." trm, Junior High Fellow* for Overlook Hospital; 11 a.m., 'Program, Mrs. Luther C. Scull, •hip. ! Is started in the fir»t grade of ichool where many school; ti a.BL, morning worship WSCS Board meeting; 1 p.m., WS- are Uken to school in the buses and auioa. trustee of the Hevr Jersey Branch and Communion; T BJaa, Tooth Monday •* p.m., Explorers Post CS. monthly luncheon meefjng; of the American Association' for Fellowship. " . . et Luncheon will be served by Circle The; employment of high M^l-Md..-eol|efegr Tue^dey < f».m.. Church *Vhool keeping a constant "itreadure'en managemfnt'to j the United Nations, wilL-?eport on . Monday.—f p,m., Sunday achool III followed by a business meeting :eflusseH TCo~ have berome tenderized so that It Is more an<} m6re*jfc! W*dne»J8y — 3:20 p.m., Junior com. of Westf leld will speak on 1 Wednesdays* p.ttL, WSCS dea- choir rehearsal. to find anyone willing to do work that wouli} fr Our luneral Berne at 30$ Springfield Avetiu«' * First Baptif* Church ':VVhsr* CKM* the Crowded W^yi lion. ' - ' y -:z:^.-fr:Ts.- Rev. David K. Barnwdtt, DJ> . -fcertrhe*tln«; 2p.nL,finuiaeaa«aeet- of Ufe"; 7:30' p.m., Boy ?cout : David H. Eaton ing, Mrs. C. R. Prsaeott, speaker. St. Luke's Ref Episcopal Troop W. Many employees have tht appetl.Ua,>nd U Traditions of Qourtety Are Deeply •• -••;•:•'- . K«w Preyldene* • : .-•• ancestors, which were compatible with the hone tn4 New England, a* Springfield Avea, Wednesday ~ 3 p.m., Goodwill Oakif Memorial Church Hsiry A. Aufterf Pick-up. world but which now produce tenderlied individtja Established In. Our Organization Tomorrow _ i;30 p.m., Friday Metbeelat to concentratt, to have acutenesa of vision, quick Guild "Flower Tea" at the home '"law HetTia Inw Tomorraw — Vestry meeting at time. hand-ey» coordination, or the ability to niak«"tttttdkai Her. FhiJlp 8. Wattera. As. the rectory. accurate decUloni, all ©f which ara to necessary in tMi m E. P. Burroughs & Son - Sunday— 9:30 e.m. Sunday school ern high speed world. oojrou j »:«5 sum, Sunday «t the T*ctory, Palrview avenue. :l]rthe^sra«r~dii7arroita^ "'-" Funeral Home' school: Edwin D. Miner, regional 11 a-m., Ho!y communion and ad- huge quantltiea of beer on the job while todsy with «£a secretary of the EaMera Ana of dress by- Rev. Robert K. Rudolph, of dollar* spent in advertising, employees are ma^fe'.*i bfea SatablUhed 1820 ' D R I I the American Leprosy Mfcsions, D.D-, professor of' Systematic that they must have coffee and cola drinks oia taejei. tii tnc, WllflvEsif each depertment; Tneolocy and Ethics at the' Re- drink* joaak .the signals that tell * Underlwd ^mpioyee «| 309 Springfield Avenue Summit 6-0259 Mort Th« Yo« Wort To? II a.m.. Holy commiwion: A sp«- formed Episcopal Theological he Is tired, needs r«t or li run down. A defid«n?y.&i, cltU offering wilt be received for Seminars-, Philadelphia, Pa. one Iscklng a sufficient amount of certain vium.n. i ^ 0»rowffa Jtolert J. JEsAr JoAi» Domidtom. Jr. ALCOHOLICS v flood relief of Kansas Methodists, ( the cauie of the premature tired feeling. Monday—8 p m.. WSCS council The Methodist Church ANONYMOUS . - Labor leaders and management hive been iold-Una meeting: Guest speaker. Mist IT Kent Plaoe WT4. that the factories must be provided with cola and CJM; Jacob Trapp of the League of . Rev. Jeese H. Lyons vending machines with the result that ''these prodtgjj« Women Voters who win epcok Rev.. Norman MeLean "used hwrniiig, noon and' n'lght"and" "trie, "unifortu'nate. tSiSi 1AU j about the State Bond Issues oi the emj)loye> U Wade leas fit to do ft day's work or to Vraj ! November election. Today - 7 p.mM Caiapel Choir » ™ « BARGAIN! practice: s j^m.. Festival and Sanc- on the job without a lot of lost time due to »ickn«« a tuary Choir practice: Jp.ns, Build- accidents. .,„„,., ./ ... ./..-..„.,;. .—•—- ,.,.... Central Church tag Fund Raising Committee meet- The more progressive factoriea equipped with *oa Preabrterlaa ing at the home-of Mey rick Green. nurtei and qualified personnel directors are teaching aj U V. BmchmaLo. DJ». Saturday—^morfrtirirFBoySeouT: employee* a better w*y of life in which the tenders* ai Harold F. Manto paper drive. GREETINGS A GIFTS p1oye«U entering Into sports) and eduisntional aitlvtti^ u Maple St and Mon*a lm ~ Sunday — »;45 •.«!„ Church •r* brought to you from are impfpving tbe physical, mental, spirituals©^! i*»i» TodAy—« p.m. Adult choir. «chooU Adult Bible class; Ua.m., Friendly NeUbbort nomic health. Why not aee what you can do to iraprstf it Tomorow—7 p.m. Couple's Chtb Worship end World-wide Coramun- ft Civie ft Social Welfsra tenderized employees? supper and equarc dance. r*: IOB; Ejtteadeid church-school set- 1 ? • -Lcaderi Howard B. Bishop, AUTOMATIC Sundeyr —9 ;S0- and 11 «km. Church through School; Communion service and ten; Junior Choir practice; 3 p.m. CLOTHES sermon, "He Reatoreth My Seal;" Group Quarterly Conference at WELCOME WAGON HUMAN Reception of new memoera; 7 frjn. Krst Methodist ^Church. Plain- DRYER Young Peopie's hymn «ing; tM fSeli. C:ta j>.nw Senior Youth F»)« Ptone StttHnlt 6-3105 . Jersey pm; Central Club. lowship; «:«s pm.( Junior Youth Fellowship. Monday—7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, 8 1 ffft self er Write for free booklet p.m., Church School Council at, Monday—4 p.ra.. Junior HI CHrls parish house; Meeting of truste** Choir practlcerg p,m.f Finance ••- Tuesday— la noon, Food eale by .C^mmlttee..meetlng.
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Less than wholesale cost! , Table Drapery Valance, *8xl4"__2.99 model with 17" red angular black Vanity Skirts 6.99 face tube and mahogany finish cabinet. Equipped with color jack. Pillow Shams a.OQ Honler Green Wood Rose Wine NO TAX . . . price includes evcru- Medium Blue Grey Chartreuse thing except Installation! Super value! Exquisite thimmering tpreads, la%-tsli)y quilted .. . tailored with extra deep fnil flouticea and fine welting. Buy the complete ehtembte. Kresge • Newark Tor bedroom beautv! FI1LL SELECTION LANE CEDAR XT CON8QLK, Begularly SUMMIT BRANCH CHESTS, 19.95 to 89.95 4101) Mail tuid Phone Order* Su. 6-6450 lh,> Sf'RINi A. uHiMiiiiuiHiiinmlnmHiiniiHHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiHiiiiitiii"'""" I'"•'••lllllMlltllllMltlllllttllttllMtllMllltllllilOllllltllltllll lltlllli" THE SUMMIT HERALD other of our ]fl In the E P heads, crowned with timber; and they have *isit ottr auto lota department here know. But it is desperately in need of therefore green tops which are the delight Burroughs & Son Funeral Home, 300 Springfield" avenue on Tues- or 'phone Swnnit 64000 additional funds for maintenance and needed! of the visitor. They are not all rocky, as are day et 1:30 p.m. conducted by improvements. tome similar hills. Neither have they been Rev. Harold F. Mante, awlotant The Park Commission receives its funds j shaved clean by marauding lumbermen and minister of the Central Pre«byt*r- ian Church, of which church ahe from public monies, which means, the pockets left bare. Few of them are fire-ravaged; for k member, Burial waa of the taxpayers. However, a statt law sets somehow the foresters of Vermont seem to Greenwood Cemetery. Bropklyn. a maximum ceiling for park maintenance ap- be able to control their conflagrations in the' propriations. The County Freeholders have wooded areas. been giving the Park-Commission all avail- Vermont does not object to being green. Double Funeral NATI able money allowed under the law but since It likes it. -While the color is supposed to ; (^ntinucd__Lr!!? Pagr J> AND TRUST COMPANY recent years it ha* not been enough. deal with immature or hideous things, this , Navy. The couple were married INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT OF SUMMIT The ceiling can be lifted, if voters so de- is not the only meaning. If we say a man that March. "feriHm^scrtfclTtne FreenoTdefsTnay'Tit'fHetf "has"lived to a gr~e~en~otd~age we intimate that Hc~ SuTSTi "e „ , fleer in the Pacific and Mediter- , 7:50-2:00 discretion legally give the Park Commission his habits of life, his character and his care Monday - Friday 6.-00 - 8:00 FOUNQIB llfl- have - combined to give him many more years ranean theaters during the war • Friday Evening. about $150,000 more in 1952 for maintenance, and was awarded the- Purple , which fs approximately one-third above the than the average. Heart and several battW jtar«. 1 present appropriation. We are sure Vermont should keep green; In 1946;. a year after his dis- Thus, a "Yes" vote on. this question will but we mean it in the best way. We recall charge from the Navy, he returned •UMBER f 10[ R AI Or POSIT permit the Park Commission to restore cer- that it was first settled in the early years to Brown where he WOA graduated,,' in June. 1950 with mechanical and tain services that have had to be curtailed or of the Eighteenth Century and that even engineering degree*. Mr. Walsh eliminated and to keep the park lands and when the American Revolution broke its pop- wa« a member of the Brown Club buildings at the standard of level they de- ulation was very sparse. Its largest town of New York, the American Mili- serve. For example; sanitary facilities are were straggling villages. It was not impor- tary Engineer* and Unity Post 229 of the American Lfgion in Rosellc - not adequate for the number of persons using tant enough to have much part in the fighting ! Kent Place (iradunte the parks; picnic *ite» are crowded and new—although. its nigged mountaineers came.j ,. ,. MrJ Wa]ah waj| hmn ln Mftr : , "tlr «~_% Irr *-i « ~~ I ones can not be opened because of a lack of over into New York to capture Fort Ticon- riittown but spent most oMjer life 1 money, and a force of 19 special officers are deroga and to help defeat Burgoyne. Only in Summit. She woj graduated fOth Semi-Annual trying to police 22 different park areas. There one Revolutionary battle was fought within from Kent Place School. In addl- is a long list of things that could be done ] Uon to her parents, she Is «ur- its boundaries — Hubbardstown. And that vived by a «ster, Mias Joy Karn to directly benefit Ibe public if the money tne was^unsuccessful' British winning the i Mr Wakh leave* contest easily. -~ ^ brothers, David of Summit and . 1* 8htfuld ** pointed o.yjt that if the entire Yet this small state refused to pcrmirNew in the Navy; two #L-tera, -STATEMENT iriiximum sum of fl50.000 allowed under" a I York to it, maintained for many Jran Wfitoh «hd Mlw Ann change of the law were granted by the Free- WHIHII, both of Summit, ami ht* status as ; grandmother, Mra. )< (ph Af of Stpftmbtr 30, It51 holders to the parks^this would only amount and finally succumbed to the overwhelming of Newport. to a little more than 2 cents more on our eentiment of the other colonies and states •present county tax rate of .784 cent* per SlffGf after its rightful position as a constituent of assessed valuation.. The exfra cost seems commonwealth was accepted. Census Figures trifling when one considers what will be re- (Co ; This is the Green Mountain' State." This j »t'n«cd from Page- ceived in exchange - _ 1- » the state which appeals to-the-traveling ! <*«MK . ~ WM \ 2-JAVI U; S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES 010.218.67 •Although ir is" a full month before the ! public to "keep' Vcrrnon't green.' It honors " (Va"JiroFrl '-'•' ™*™ ;-Jw;"i; IR> !lzabrr General Election. . The- Summit Herald ' the color. It puts &reen on a pedestal It * ^ 112,817 4-l«! 1 V» 1 $1,044,516.54 strongly -ufg«'that voters 'fully acquaint "makes a lot of people who'^vc elsewhere ' r*?™ T,fi22 j T ?•!.•:> themselves wuh.this important matter- and • cave a strange, almost inexplicable liankering ' Hiit.*lde LOANS . $2,883,4Q*.9O hopes that Summit and iNew Providence, both for a home there, surrounded by the green- " " 21.007'4- Iu ^$W n +.933 . . J 2 lj! 15LQCK OF FEDERALHOME-LOAH-8-AHie- bordering the best of- the-park lands, vote «»s which makes life there so lovely. .10 M4 .« 21O" Z\ 11»} — 45,100.00 "Yes" on this question. t ,...''. WlalnaWc 2 018 1- 17 1,148 OTHER ASSETS .VwProv B' 44,t23.83- Autrt.Innuranrp New Prov T .1 468 Missionaries at Home Washington (N. J ) Star Plainfielfl $4,022,407.33 Rahwny 21 '2W The other day, Dr. Frederick Schwaitier, It seems to be our unfortunate experience 17 '5R1 15 Vi7 1 1 LIABILITIES president of Bloomfield College, made a start- that when something goes up everything ^™''"'' ,'n. 1 k 11 ."in 10, 'ii^i MEMBERS-SAVINGS . ling remark — in an unusual setting—of the 1lama 9 06?i -• 122 ( gi)3 goes up. Most recently it is the cost of auto- Iprlnzfi!-Id kkindd thath t we coulld ddo some pondering about mobile insurance, which already seemed high ! Summit 7 1M4 - i 4,14* LOANS IN PROCESS ,.,..•'.""" """'"'" '' $3'679'738'07 right here in our own community, to many careful and prudent drivers. ! Union 17,fi:>9 -f- .'!!t JO.jflS :Z : : •38.004 -.,. 15 21.740 OTHER LIABILITIES " " '''' "•• " -™--^'•'- "2,04t.94 Picture the irony of the situation: Dr. 21.24.-* !»L> 18.4.1R The insurance is carried to cover the xost '••.•;-.-.rr~r.-r.';;::.. 4,527.96 Schweitzer was addressing a large gathering °* nx'n6 UP cars and people who are injured W infield •2.713 •— 1 i.ui of outgoing missionaries, Who had gathered in automobile accidents. Even if there were Union-County !9fl,13*-t-88&3M,«55- in hit Bloomfitld College for a conference on no more accidents, it would still cost more to LETTERS mission work. Dr. Schweitzer told this do the fixing. Labor costs would account for $4,022,407.33 world-girdling audience . . . these men andmuch of it. Those who had to do with grant- Siren Signal Ex|iluiunl women who travel thousands of miles to ing pirmission for the increased rates in New Ktlitor, Summit Herald bring the Gospel to people of other lands:— Jersey point out that the designs of new cars At 4:15 UJU morning (Saturday), we were awakened by « BirCii "You are gathered here in New Jersey haven't helped much. Many new cars cost which continue^ .with ft rklng and Current Dividend- at a spot that happens to be the heart of more than they should to repaiepair aafter an fnliinflii g hhln.it for about tlirt-.' mln- the largest truly 'mission field' iii the world. ute.* Since thU signal him mVn acciden,.....,t because, of styling excesses. .widely advertised a« ' «'n nir-raid Within one hundred miles of Bloomfield, in- w in tiunklng of higher automobile iiiburance 1 «rning and »incr tiicn< m non™-n cluding th, metropolitan area of New York rates, we must realize that mos_tv o„f. HuBs UB usBe I of •n>'i:hln& tinuouai thi* morning our car< Wf «rt> wondering; what il »liniifirnta of earth. Half of thtm are churchless, men and are completely dependent on their cars for Summit would (|t.ircg«n| It if an BOUNDED 1914 ettln air raid wu.i «utimilv »«xj)rric;nri,-(l. women who are as devoid of the influenccee ooff K K to work, shopping and jitneying the We would H|iprcclatr h.'sil-'inj? jyg frqm *ny organised religiog n as the mo*t pagan around. Whililee mileage may nont be you about thU, citln«r bv lrtler or in the Herald. ••vages of middlmddl e AfricaAfi . TTheh y mamayy con- impressiveiv , ththiis greater use does mean more Sincerely your*, •ider thamstlvethamstl * CatholicsCthli , PProtestants, or opportunities for fender-crumpling accidents 'Mm. I. KJ EH/.fjbctti A VV.«)f! Jtws, yet they are not in fact and too often and other costs which are passed on to in, 7 Nrw Krigiand nvcniH. 1 are not in deeds." surance companies. Editor * Note: 'Thp «|rPn v.!W blown by tbo New Prnvidinif. Suppose you apply this fifty-fifty split to There is no way of meeting these costs Borough Fire Dc|mt (m hl*«iu «ivt- rlu; car box ably conservative; Dr. Schweit«r is not the own«rg. loeation ) orif mal authority for it. Clergy of all three "ii/AiivKiitisiHi:iii.;N m«jor faiths have lamented the fact that a Among the modern unsung heroes* »( /to- full htlf of our population is "churchless." /to- day is the self-made man who is working ra?a^ wit That division would give m about i,000 1 4 I nil A* Ma son , way through co)|«ge.~Republican- f MKNWKU flY TUB A' (W MAI C» ptoplt who art affiliated with ont or an* Rtporttr, Oregon, 111. AND ,IU1,Y j : THE "SUMMIT. HERALO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER-4, HS1
propo«»d c(«itract, tli« loUuwla* *MeI ; Water md1 Sefl:.Kit, UCOAL ADVKRTISEMEKT 'Oil r«|uiriini«nit"..",' ', '• Suipftur:' " of 1%' (2) No 2 Domestic Fuel OU, the ag- NOTIcY TO BIPDEBS • O-l rStftlght Run DiatUUtt No 4 gregate estimated requirement* of the Fuel OU. the wgregaM estimated re- said City hereof being approximately ONCC AMM WC T»KC TMC UAD NOTICE 18 HBR1SBY OIVEN that quirements of the said City hereof 00,000 gallons and uot bo ticeed. 75,000 il
