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64th Yitr—No. 52 In Two Section- SUMMIT, N. 4., THURSDAY, MAY 21, I9SS Cnttrt4 m S**«M ttu* «t tfe* wU* •I SiunnM M. I. tlwtir tkt ict •# Hurt* $ U7» 10 i'EATS Pizzi Tells GOP Lottery Arrests Tribute to Dead, Ball Game Why Polk Replaced Here Break Up Murray on Ticket Charges inftde by Mn», Prvd Four-County Ring Feature Memorial Day Rites Meteger, Republican City Com- A seventh man wai arrested Memorial Day services, honoring the city's dead of niitieewoai&n Of District T of Monday in the inter-state rigjtfd all wars, will be conducted by Beacon Hill Post, Veterans Ward 1, that chsirtian Edward "Double Eagle" lottery which was of foreign Wars, and American Legion Post, 138, on Sat- C. Pies! Ignored the desire of the Ur ay 1 broken In Summit last weekend l o 'P?™ ?* arid^ftcrnoon at St. Teresa's Cemeterv majority, of the committee in the by local police and members of and Soldiers' Memorial Field. James F, Piana, VFW Appointment and subsequent elec- the Union County prosecutor's of- tion of Mra, Iaobel Polk as county fice. eommuiiuer, «n,l B. A- Bncinvald, legion chairman. yw»terday urged• fourth vice chairwoman; were The man, Adolph Conte, 49, it answered by Mr. Pizzi «t tret Summit Federal the public to pay tribute to the the proprietor of the Paris Beau- dead by attending the services. week's meeting of the Committee, ty Shop In Newark. He Hvea in Although Mn», Archibald Mur- Irvihgton. ' : Member* of the posts, with their ray received the largest number Beefs Two colors, wi!! parade to the ceme- of vote* from th« Summit COl' Meanwhile, John P. Skelly, 29, tery, . Summits only burying Committee, Mr. Pizai explained, he of BloomCteld, arrested here Fri- ground, at 10:15 am The grave* was unable to *ecttro support for day, waa release in $1,000 ball. New Directors of the servicemen from tln> Civil by Magistrate Albert H, Bierman her candidacy for the county, of- .BEGINS DUTIES-Lawrence C. Frank Hill Pratt. *a!« f War to and including tiie Korean Sunday. ,-Arrestinj; officers wer«: fice from the- tkardaley faction Burr lnst Thursfey began his of CiltH Pharmaceutical Products conflict, will be decorated with because Mrs. Murray had declared duties ft-s a«soela!e secreiary in Police Chief JBdVra'fd K. Egan, flags and geraniums. Lieutenant Detective John Sayre, Inc.. ana Car! S. Hujett, publisher herself & supporter of the Doerr 'charge of adult activities at the At 10:45 a.m., the VWF pent will Acting Union County Captain of o> Tbe Summit Herald, were elect- ticket, Summit YMCA. The ne?W post wan ed to the board of directors of the .-jnduct 'its memorial riiual with created because of the merger of Detectives Frank Englehart and past eoinni«riiler George J. Ferry. BeardMey had defu-accd Doerr in Union County Chief Deieetive Summit Federal Saving and Loan the election for county eiktirnian the Lincoln YMCA wkh the On- .Vviui-iatloii, it u<&s announced thiV Srd. preeidisig. This ceremony will tml Y. The Lincoln YMCA closed Louis Lombards. Skvlly oiong include the Invocation by Rev, «nd naturally, he *iid. would not with his f«ther-in-!ttw, Fidelio w»vk by Arthur T. D«i!py, prwi- • tttcept a Etoe^rr supporter on hisit* auor,t> on Friday. Mr. Burr, dent oi the Association. John Twomey of St. Teresa'.<% v,-iio li^s been vac tioning at Petrillo. 58, «l£o of Bloomfield Church, the mernorin! addre^? and committee. Since Summit d..'.«ired v/ero picked up after leaving « The sdeciion of Mr. Pratt «?> representation on the County COl' I'l.ifii'i KtlAard Island lias been a the laying of wreaths on the erc?»t Y ex. cutivc at Madras, India, Summit candy store Friday. The * director of Summit Federal aads of the mound in thf section re- Committee it therefore wai necea- a prominent Industrialist to the where he gained international rec- men were questioned until after served for tho.«o who made the ;,iry to offer a candidate at.-eept- board, Mr. I>ailey isaid. Mr. Pratt, ognition for inn boy*** work. He midnight by arresting officers and supreme sacrifice. nbic to the chairman. Union County Prosecutor H. Ru.v la his attiliation with Ciba handles 1 is a unlive of Texas but received >.A.VFW firing squad will fire the Consequently, according to M . sell Mori's, then taken to Bloom- •the eoast-to-coiUit s«iles oj>erat!on traditional three volleys after h:.s i riy eiluv'.u:ion in Oklahoma. of the company and also under his I'hxl,. Mr*. Pol!:, who -.vis « Hi- i.i ;•« ^rndtiate of Langs ton Uni- field police headquarters. v.-hich taps.--wi:i be foun.ied hy Uoardaley , baeljt-r, \\-m Mtb.v, itutfi! ;UX)I-"'IS HONOR SUMMIT MEN ~:?a\t( past pre»- at the cer«>niony for the burning of the mortgage direction falls the areas of Puerto >::y a trumpeter.i of the Summit Hijrh fur Mr.i Murray ami r• on continuity;; her work Fridny. AU play for the week had memorial flagpole in the Washing- Summit meml)«'rs. J mond Smith of l'lniiifieW, Mr. Bi rnaid otfi.'iatcil j the tomitvy on n bu.siii<',s.H tiip. N*. V. an«l received his education at . •(IBP nearby college "Hd mak- to be in before 10 am. 5a turd ij ton School playground. Following his e.xplann:;on of her 1:oine in iUunmit. at the Troy Country Day Scliool t;\e Murray-PolJt mot tor, the clmir- P»y Off Was Fixed and Rutgers1 School of Journalism. In the sftemoon, the group* will n-.:*n appointed the fc>;iy.v.ing Officials said '.he lottery pay- He l» e former telegraph editor of go to .Memorial Field where, at 1:30 p.m., the American Legion ;- (tiding commkiws; off* were based supposedly on 'Pierson Renamed ! Seven-Man Group Named the Troy Record and *s active, post will hold its observance just Publicity; Frank J. Kerrigan, California and the cax disbursements of 10 large (trofeauional.ly OR a member of the Italian cities which the ring ni'-m- prior to the season'^ base-bail chairman; Mrs, C^m-ncc W. Knoll, rtktorial committee of the Newopener between the Summit Legion Jr., Alien G. Butler: headquarters*: bertf told the players were cabled Chairman of To Study Campaign Budgets Jersey Pre^ji A«.%oci«tion and Uie Summit to Swap eaoh week from Italy to Xew York > Yankees and the New York Little Mrs. J. Gordon -S eeie, Robert T. publications committee of tiie Na- Giants. ' Reynolds, co-chairmen: Mr*. Jn- However, euthoritles deckirt'd they >.. i>ui coincnt of the fi;ip;Knt- nor. II Lindeit p'acf tional Editorial Association. He Red Cress Ctels? iv of i sev.'ii--:ite.mb::r burl^t'C .-,,j)h Fan ton, David K 'T.ruclifccs.s, h? ci,-,Ht A. MacMurrwy. fitmmv; Ah in (.!. of those which -,voitld cnll for th< Jr 2S-* O • b^nrfiietion by R. v. John E. Car. t --:i .hi r.s to the school faculty 'Ju- Sum..i ll^l-IH il-.-i Of til ' tjiiiild Mr. Pratt Is active in eominunity rtngton. minwtor of Wallace Chap- £•.;*• lee, clviiriii m; U-. ;a'H W, '*. Jr. a v«*;*,-y v: «as 'in;:!;\)Rfs-l last week by;.Rob» it Cro.«-s, .is d ,M i. '.!j;.i'i*|t 'i ii,j iu:u*o, : the authorities 3'lded that the cr:.s v, % Rocil, iiuperi^t-./ulent of ll I". Connor, «stH-u>.v,' vie.*-' ttxid. «ti''i1 ,». f,,>ug)*w,, .V'.... , tv-;-,-. B. ' lottery operated Tn stores, fac- ^i i.i tit Ji •"' (•f.h«o!5,'- ftt the regular meeting of tflrwcor of Civil Defence in New co. chairman: Alfred. O. P riser, other jrithering places. They y^r? Mr. Connor anUit "This y»'«r the ' f The fi.pealter at Mfmorlal Field John Dilsoit, soda! studies le.ich* the «mnun! tllnr.iT meeting of the Wi!kin*K>tt have uiml on the Mis. ArehfiMk! Murray. Mrs. unable to determine how fargf n fon !*ef survey committee will Jit Providence. He Li a member of will be Lt. Col. Haddon H. Smith tr nt the fHjh Selicwl. will ex- organization he'd I- * Wrdtir^day budgC't survey ewsunittee ~-.>.i'tlo«is With Josrph W. «t tin* YWCA. review all n>;fii<, 1 * but indications were Uw£ it vvis C .!, 'i.'V'Ui of San Luis Obb'po, Ct,), ('.lv'i'trjn W. Pi'rion %SM re- - Mr, Connor ' h adatinastntH't i. He belong* to variouu "Mt• mortal Day." McriHiilu W, £.i*en. Mp. Fred consitlerablr, unit in a eoiifcntr \ed rierird of f r VXhl-hi and Mr, Ouhman vvil! eireiKl el:y Hill: r.iliy: time. In former \v:ir.s tin: reviews Co!. Smith .served for five yearn t i!c•- over Mr. fiH.-irtn*flr!n''-:s here. I Darin-; Petrillo anl Skclly's y;ir ;u'i|,L'ci 0'Oni.iy was re- !«SKI, of Caivsry Epm-opal Church. ! r were spread among the comroit- pany Inc. in chafer of eo*- with the Marine Corps during -u_v G, (j ibrie'-aiu Jr., {•h.iirnriR; The C'.ili.'orrv . tr>iche has, had fjn.siioiung. Mr. Mor».- notifi'.d 1 ci(-et:-'.'l vice o'liairnK'n. tt ;" number* and n«i on." mifii!>ort porsU-. public reLitious m&& f3*tr«t Aa « veteran of two World Wars World tVar 11n the Pacific the«irr. M;.-. Kenneth W. Merfcel. Jr., 1' e:-:p-rii lift* and w a. thr !•>:» x firosiVUt6r\j oflK-e rtiu! 1 K .Mr Wraith v: :•* congratu -U-'d was flb.'c to g'?'. ft fi>\st hiind pic- ue^lvitit*. 4M a lieut.-colonel in the Air Force For several year* following-the «?nd, / \v T. HSs:tiv.s; Coinmna (.'oiiiifil ••..'.'•:'i:i;i' of Vr,' Cnlh'se of the h;. .^t.ijr went ;o work- on tlm« 1 on tin- !'-.U'K.-.•.K.M of tho WHS funturd e of th»^ bir.lg' ^ •)'• -til the Reserve, he is interested in military of ho.ni,'l;ieii. he commanded the !;:ii>on; Doaikl L "wley. Ward l: ()•,'. i"•!:.•< or.'l the I'nivo.r.sity' <>f OIK . Mr, DtHBiirt-st. a mrwivr at th* driv.' by Hubert Helm, ficUl rfp- ilgCflCit'S." importing firm of Cf>*ries H. Pero- affair* and was one of the organ- Organised Reserve of the Marine J f-j-tmhi Si-hrppr, Wan! 2. (')',!'.h'jr.a, Titr plan, Mr. Reed After SkeUy ami Petrilio •.v^re ri-;>•!!'at ire, and presented witn The members of the biui^tt sur- ;\rc£i.. Inc., has long been actirc izers of the New Providence Amer- Corps in the State of Now Jersey, \Vil!l«in ft Gilxon, ennmilmnn- -lid, will be mutually beneficial tnlifln to Bloomfleld hrfidquai ier.s. •tn nwird fr.^m the nation.il orK»r- vey committee are John T, Con- ! in tr-x- work at ibe U«'l*-J'*C»«n- ican Legion Past 433 nnd its flrat HP was rrea!>d to active tlnty in X irjro oleet. addressed rne:nbei'H !o !">i!) t; :K h •''.-». polieo took them to Petrillo'.^ Ju!v, 1950 serving until February, ' t!i'i Comrni.U'e for the piu^ose i:v- • ; Mr. Kentz, » p»itn«?r IF Hue Mr. Hu.clt is &'-ao active in com- Memben of the Rons of Ameri-" '• '.'n n.a»)ni5 for hJ.s voting in \V:.<. Lucille T. J-'.'tiiinihl of Mad- eery material w s confiscated. It ci;ii nii'ntion ef Us flccoaipi'.-h- Summit la*- firm of JCrn:* «r.d munity affairs and i% a director and Slate Menial can Revolution will decorate *p- At prwidoiKial rirction.s anu ji'in w.w appointed pnrt-time in- also was reported that a New York me:>t« durin" the ?$ venrjj Q: its :icn[z, la «• post prtMdent l)>ii'd ef ilir'c- 1 1 health Groap Providence Presbyter inn Churth P •'viiuhl r.s .'i iiienih:'! of tile Colo- every S'Unrd- y morning. Ilr>w- 'or-i *.".':'•.' Alfrr-il V.". 'Ale-bury. Area Ch*a»ber oi irustve, of the Family Service As- 1 eemetery and II at the Morris i;',: ' Lr!'!" Sympliony Orthcitrn evrr, last Saturday police were ,' •rnv r eh.'iptcr 'elinirni.T: VV»r- Mr, Lenei is associated witlj ihe «>ektion find the First BaptiM Caurch and Is a member of loeaJ Church cemetery, also in House Robbfd in:l In •. tr'.ir.ht ir';t rumentnl mu- there, hut the car failed to appear. n n S. ICimbe!-. Hflbrrt F. Sargent, Cites Local . ii.inufacturer»"Pnn;»R3 Inh Providence «.o ii"fl voice private'y ns well fts i p«ny of New York city. Mr.. sponsoring committees for the Po- Pollco disclosed ypstorrlHy that Others arrested were: Frank .M -. R.. P. S;T)Rsjihs. Mrs. Wil- Vo? thi' second eon.Met-ulive year in M I'Mfioiv .THOO'S, Slie will In- IhiM Cuoh and Mrs. Jorin B«y~v. ci, *'long tinj-e resifteiit of Sum- lice Athletic League, March of The SAR wii: hl*9 take care of tiio home of Walter Prtfrson of Fijrorelll. M', Michael I)i- Fahio, 02: r» Swnimit r-i'sMcn; Ins been hon- •".5 Rcvoluttona-y graves in the (.'iMie' hv.-p f-r two iliy.* n wvelc i ivcc e'oc'.ed for mit, is ao.tv* in th«* aSairs of liw Dimes and Cancer Fund, He ro- •*>7 Morris avenue WIIJJ broken Into Joseph, Clco ciccono, 51, nil oi Offioers «'!'O on?!l by I lie ,\;;v ,I( Tnoy A«socla- eemetery opposite the historic I. H-iice n.nv! of Slone.ham. Biptis. Church. <;dcj» at 76 Beekninn ronci. •*"'."«turday between 9 p.m. and mid- iContinued on pfig(> 2» the. fflml il y.-fjr n ri« Mrs- ticn for McntsU H-'-iMi for being '?!( v: v! •, ri>iif(l H trieher of ?o- church at Springfield. One of thesB night while Mr. and Mrs. Peterson % I1obrr*« v d_ vice c!i.i!rrr.nnr o::e of the «-t;ii"'.s o;il--;Ujn.]ina; hos- Jtr. Si!c«- «n i-'.'! «,;i:.'!ip« nnd l'*:v:ll;- J.tw. J. Fri^r?':H I'r"ry, C3«;-;'---t?it 15 nit' is a former tnssare.r 01 •<• camera were »tokn. k Dotes Set for At the flruiu.ti uif- -in^ of • the Local Girl Wins the USS ConaHttition and died ber« •\ 'r;v\u:\ !> of Tufts Colk'ne and trcitfiuret: Jfrs. F \V. i'chirpnnn. Centra! presbyteriaa Cburcjhu Aecordifjt t*> DrtreliV'* f!;iy- )• ;-, previously tnudlit tit Columbus Association held I .st wcok-end ftt the of V-l years and 11 v inoriti McT'iIin«ky. Scholarship to iiie entry \va» mndr after tlw tiiiof ehslrmnn ntvl s . vice-president in change pf ticated. The 5it!!or wnx Xonh Raby, ti* br.inch: Mrs. p. ychi;ilrie aide on the n.;\H of "r Miicvra broke the K1.'--; i« the Fair O;iH.i Sanntoriuin on I'rcw- ci il ftffairs of Merfk.•«.«** « native of Xorth CnroTin*. !ii"ils were nppnlntrd fl.s follows: A. It. c'lairtnui nnd British School renr door nml miloelted it. The Church School I'lny, vice pei't .sireot, wap t»ir of nix ho.pi'.iil •••iny and has been eo&ifoT&r «f There !.• only one Revolutionary of Pi hoiisp was nih,wekrd. The «nnunl vne lion rhnreit atlelidint« in thr Kt'ite lo receive that concern.since IM<. The American selection commit- War fra%e known to b? within the ;•.• a:!. .!o- pliine R Noyr.i: |>hy«ti- brands: Mrs di rt's (>rry. vice tee for llie Kin«n«n Tru^t ha» houndarle* of Summit nnd that is Police said this wus I In- fir«l -\l flniMti-n. flrnre E .lone."; ,H'l>ool sponsored by the Suinnil' an (ward of nehievfinent from Jir. Wilkinson, an atieiaw and v ehnirni'in ind of New rcconimcnde'd MIM Ann Riemer, ths res*Ins? p'nee of John Will- i»reAk-ln since the arrest of Clif- !„„„,,,,,-, .-, 'fil'ii Tli^m'f. wsfiinl Council of Churchos will be held "Paul" H'irris, :ird of the nationai tre; surer of Wect ,P«jn Eiactrsc . r Provl'lencr hrinuh. daughter of Mr. and Mr* Hugo eocks wh«-> |» burird In the De- f'»rd Ijfimon in Jnnunry whn admit- P-t .. Hliniw r'!lvr>-; ^oeinl sttrlirn. nt the Me. hodist. .calvary Kpioco- iiftsoei'i'.ion. Compstuy of New York, a * ,tm«- John ,T, Morrt*. dlrectitr of f:e!d Hi erne r of 80 Whittrcdfc road, for | serted ViHsge in the Wfttchutig t ("mrlf." Hnrrnrt: romnwreial .itud- ehurciicB from 9 to 12 n.m., Jun< this city, « jKiyehlntrie worker at iion. the Flrat Baptbt Cburcb«iMl the jjurNt speaker. Hr *pok«" SCBOOI, Harper den. England. Camp Fund Donations |p.«. Irene Hit?.; KnglLnh. Helen D. 22 through July 3. Beacon Hili civic Amoclttion. the subject''of "the organiaBtlon>*. Orowonc MtMpJul. wn» wnillnrly TiiPoufh the Kin#men Trust, Lon- Dnvt(=: nrt, K. Adelc Hephron. The srhedulf of th* m««Sing». Sc*uH Duefor Eagl e Mrs. Edward \V. Hisgin*. di- internationil «nd ovcr,«p«w pro* honored. don. --ISngliind, seven aehotar»hlp» ' The Summit ilrmM ami Futn- ! It wiis fl'so re ported that for all of which will fcc heM at thr rector, announced that there wili grain. E'ch of She aides to br cited in well-known BrTtiah »econdary | Rank fo Be Honored "y 8*rvlefl AsNoridtlon gruff fully the first time a workshop wn.i be two kindergarten group*, one was chosen by R'corntiiHtee from 'Continued on page? 2» K:hool* will he «v«ilable this com- ' Three members of Boy Scout ftekiiowlftdRes ihn following <-OH- ' cniKluctrd for mother,* of eh!I-primary (croup nnd two junior his own iimi'.ution nitiK;' up nl ing >f«r to qudlifled American troop 62 of Central Pr«»i«byteri»n tHhullnnn (o lit WM • w-n.« he'd n[ Ro^cvelt fehool nnd eleven, The theme of the school , i eluded tht» outstuiidinj; hwpitn! By Police bur Not Hwba«d Frank P«plo, ft.1,f the- six mftjor Chivalry b not dead—In Sam* land. ' . i dinner to b-« h*-!d Montky. Jun* AH contribution* , will hp M-: l>r, Until Boyle. service will be held eflch week to 'ing alcoholic heverfljffj* without a j mental instkutiona in New Jersey. mitf, that is. This mi proven p 1, in the p«ri»h liou.»» at 6;43 p.m. f In The Herald im- i Lr'tfii linvn heen *ent to th which Ch« pnrent« are Invited. Thtt , llecnoc In iil« confectionery store«t j In presenting the ttw;rcl*. Mr. early Saturday morning Th* Kin«ne« Truat L» tin «r» j otherwine titnted by the do- The scout* to be honored parents of Lincoln School pupil* school haii been completely stnfTcd | 23f» Br'Kid fftret'l. wm continued in Harrla eompHmentcd the men anPatrolman Joseph Grobtn go* panitatlon of British men and nor. 1 cxpltinlnjr tlic lunelieon program and trained lenders will hnid enoli ,'ii:i prlvn:»« car «n«rt Hetttf. « $1,(KKI hni! yey'.errtay by Mftgb- ; being "front line workers" (n the Contribution* (o date nre »* : nnil school hours for .the newdepflriment. Volunte«»r» are util! ; buttle ^gainst meiitttl ilhicw mid Kiehard Hoprnien. »cr.*nd«4l with- into AmerlMn home* during the ! **r»«*rlc»t V*ndc school building which wilt be put necdeil, however, vn RtiifT «w»ist- -!rnt«> Albert/tl. Bi»«rhi«n to »WAit said th;i', the "[mythintrio (irofrs- out tr irwpMrtation. to h»»r fionw r. TJw'fund for aiding American j 1ri «^*!tl«». <* "I"* •C""*" . of Clara S. Corcoran Into III«» eiirly in thr fall- nnt», for trftimportfl'ion, regtetrn- grmid jury action. Kion recognises sli«t pcrsoni pfr- in Oldwk-li. I'rior to lh# «rly boya and firta to attrnd British \ wi" N>'Pr*»nti^ to a nK-mbef ftf Litura II, IVntfr* $5,011 tht of Cl»r« 8. Corcoran tlon, etc, McGirk Alcoholk; UeVf raif Con* i forming ward duties in nit?ninl lio»- morning tlrlvp, fttroitnaE Gfo- MKWidary wchool* 'l* #vld*nee of j K»plor«r PAirt *nd tbp irliartfcr trandrhtldr«» I Mill Stores Closed Saturday [ pltflla M»n by tlieir close doily e<»n- »?«r?. hnd «rrested Mr »<*«»!<•« their ratltude f what American for ^>th thp ***** *nd TrooP ^^ Of MiM rtfsilr llnnd Plalift for the vacation school trol «jreht/i, wh(| nrre.«ted Papio on Or by s;«.K.. Jr.. O.M.K., «nd Itetfill «itiirery import ant part for tlntn(t«>n driving «adl takrn f«ir«ilir# h«ve done for their chil- be prewnlefl for tlw 28tb year. Miiy 20, mki that they purehwed ! T.n.K, eUy will l>«* closed nil dtty **•»*- i pnrtini'nt of tin* Council, m«mbt?rw i in helping mpntol patlonts r*- him and Mrs H'«cnlrn •«» &«M1- dren durlnjr \Vr>r!d War II. Metnnry of Ml** R«ul« MooH «ril»)' f«r the ,Mfm«rt«I this beer In hU> atnte \m May 17 I»J- ni.tv., it, ../....-.. i flo of which nro, Mrs. O. O. Oeiwni- > whtf Ur*y on jUay 20 They «dd«l cover." An American *elecOon commit" S.dll n,v, II wi»» winiMiimftl by Ihe «ai- The «rrp»t occurred •* !h# ti»« of th# Katlonal Awwctatlon «t iltftM* A, Trn«Iow • 4,00 division of the ! I .milt Of lin «ceirl«>nt Society as JO I roll; M*'t *h«n th*1 35.W F*Apio, wh<» hn* lived here for U\m Kleiner la « prenent Mr. unit NH, Han* Mtara'".- 25.00 hut • t«>r W. (Jrot«, 3t, John's Luthemn. R»'V. l'hltip S. Walter*, Jr., Mln- oi^iirrfil. Th«* Mi ttim\ t*nA*t Church , 4 Brtwum A, KtitlM 10,00 ninny yenr/», !» fnn»llkit!.v drwribi'd : bo>r of th*> junior cl««* «t Summit I «»,00 MM. HArfy VVilll«»n«>n. .In, Ortlten !*,<>!• of OnkcH Memotlnt (1'liiireli. ': nnd bumiHT of Sh * 8r»«i»H«*f *WJ Cl.nifi.d 16 *. ». e, .-,.,. '•ml. us the "Moyor of Knit Buminit." IS.II0 Memorial; Minx tlnifl ' »'•"• 1 U\i**\»\ * »« Memo*? of A. It. M Founiitln BdpUnt: Mt*. .1 K. M'i(>d The Mrthodiftl (.'tiurth, wcro re- unfit t« tey kctivdr In girl* Kf>ort#, t» * m#m- I'm *, Lincoln f'ub Pae* J«* 5.00 w. n, .10.(10 rltl, «nd John If HiunnMtt O«!- loeal policn »U«r Hip /««!. Th* by B|«ti»p irrrdarirk B. Phyalclan Robert btr of tho dmmAtlp club, th« In- Horn* Owntfi Nft *. (jf•," M, . 5.(10 Summit pollen alia partU'lpatM tn to thHr 'nsppctlvc church*•[ MM. Hoerniiin. vrftrt tot4 l«jnHk»n«1 ftd«tfafu» Club. «II4 N#w rfov. P#f# i,t)i« 9 i riro, inn til. 00 * Mr« Mivln C, Tr»«l Hen t 8. L'urlaon. First R»«n«cl!r(il L«- the drriwt. Thi> ngt>ntt 1 hi « twttitnony to h$t 7..10 "\ViiTi" tlil« l*3«i - "I "" flnmnilt K R. Taylor, CMVHI ,? rp«u'* Invftlnfttinn fuliowftl potit- ntentji wtn- mftdle Sunday At the ) mom in,tin !I ch*Jim*« at ibi com* l>i«!nt# but th^j* did not mml the MftntNtl cfenvpntlon held lit Bloom- ttkm « t*J(i drlwr »t 3,:W, «,m. #UBdi||[ mi tMOUiititi 13j M Ml # t«t«| f4W.Il n. I THE SUMMIT.HERALD, THURSDAY, MAYjj,Jjjj. Pag* t Brough Funeral-Home now *:iaada of their graves, howeVer us the. rector of Grace Church, Lt>g«nd states that four Revolu- known. , ' To Sing With Choir school choir which will *inf *t the Sakm, Mtuu., and later as canon g annual spring fe*Uv*l Sunday at of St. Paula Cathedral in Boston. Franklin School tionary »oldicra • ant buried a'ong A Whit f 20 Lottery Arrests Speakers Named the banks of, the po'nd at ri!\e'r Local Man rnjj. a BtnioH. Whiter at ,BW of 2r0 Academy, the Bl.l»town piwhytertts (Continued from page l» During the war yeare he was rec- l ead tor of the Church of the Redeem- roatl and Morris Turnpike, once Kdwin A. Baldwin, BItiwitown, i» * member of the | Church Fathers Complete a portion of the Vandt-rpo:»l Estati-. Newark, and Joseph K«uma, m, ©flor Kent Place er, Chestnut H1J1. Mam In 1948 Brook parkway; a he came to Morrlstown and lies Foiiorting the battle of-Spring- 1 Bemon Hill Poat 190 Belleville. field a field hospital was set up nine* served there aa the rector of i Foreign Wars, waa ^ An Important clew leading to Commencement S- Pettr'a Church. Field Day Plans at th*t site and it h chronickd I day commander of the Fifth the other arr*ita, police Mid, was j Speakers for the fifty-ninth Dr. Uopper received his A B. de- The innual Franklin School field thut four saidlers ruecumbedl to trtct. VFVV, The election ± wouiidi and wer« buried them The a strip of paper found in Petrtllo * commencement at Kent Place gree from the University of South- jday, which again will fwture stallation was held at UH, SUMMIT LUMBER CO. School were announced yesterday ern California, the S.T.B. degree mother-daughter and father-son; Identity of the- men and I Hall, EUiabeth. . poMMsion which listed hia string {baseball games, will be held it of booUes by numbers by Headmistress Florence Wolfe. from Boston University School of A Dependable Source Rev. Cornelius P. Trowbridge, rec- Theology, and Ph.D. degree from 'the school on Saturday, June 6J Mr. Mor«e Mid his aMcc had tor of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Drew University. In addition he 'The event i» sponsored each yi?ar been Jnve*U«»tini th# lottery for Summit Live Poultry Market for Morrtotown, will deliver the *er- has studied at Harvard Univer- sy the Fathers* Council of the Live & Drejsed Poulrry Off AN Kindt »ever*l month* working in con- mon at the baeesl&ijreate service sity. University of Zurich, Swit- Ischool. junction with other pro*t-cutor*' at the Calvary Episcopal Ghuren zerland,' tuid Mansfield Coliegfe, ! Mastef of ceremonies will, be Freth Egg$ — Free Delivery Lumber and Building Material offices. The tip-off mm*. Friday. at 8 p.m. Sunday, June ?, R**v Oxford, England. iWarren Prlngle ancjl Robert Talbot CALL SUMMIT 6-1562 Menu said without revealing *Jie Stanley R. Hopper, D.D.. profes- For eight yeara, beginning in 'vvill be chairman of judges and 11 Cortage Lou* Summit. N. J, SCREENS louroe. sor of Christian ethics at the Drew 1927, he va3 minister of several itarters. Mrs. Edward Veitch will The rigged lottery, according to! University Theological School, will Nfethodlat and Congregational !be captain of the mother-daughter SCREEN DOORS | authorities, was worked In ink* make the commencement address churches In California, Pennsyl- 'vents and Wlvilney Jaeger will: Bcdrovian' manner: A flayer could pick any- at, the*outdoor e-xerefoea on the vania, iuid New England.^ After iire^-t the father-son clash. Field and COMBINATION DOORS where from two to 12 aum^r* «*••; Kent Place campua, Wednesday, serving aa a lecturer end instruc- irrangements will br in charge e ins all tort of combinations. As June 10, at 5 p.m. Rev. Elmer F, tor in biblical literature In the af G. Folks Swan>son and refrfsh- tl 255 Broad St. Summit A-0I2S an example ef the odd*, a player Franci*. rector of the Calvary College of Liberal Arte at Drew jtiuMits will be under the direction would get 111 for a cent if h' \ Episcopal Church, will assiit with University, he joined the seminary of Samuel B. McKarJanc. r SPRINGTIME picked two number*. |3ft for a the baceaiau reate aervice. and faculty in 1935 as an Instructor Walter S. Eddy will be In charge o cent if he selected three number*' Rev. Je&se Lyon* of the Methodist In homilctici. Successively /op- of programs and arrangements for correctly and J50O for « cent if Sc ;Church and Rev. David K Barn- pointed to a«j»istsint professor and * public address system will br di- - K picked four number*. The m*xi- ?well, D-D., of the First Baptist aasociate professor, Dr, Hopper 'rected by Frank Romanow. Jtar- IS RUG m«m payoff lilted wn $l.?00 for Church, will give the Invocation wm named to his present profea- Ishall Rothen, treasurer of thr a bet of $128 If the player picked and the benediction, respectively, •orahlp in 1946. 'CAimcll, is assisting in the general n all II numbera correctly. i at the commencement exercises. CLEANING In May, 1050, Dr. Hopper fit- arrangements. John Undr-rvvood ii Meanwhile, the investigation\ Mr. Trowbridge received his tended the international confer- {will be offleiftl starter. •howed that there «u no con- education at the Hill School. ence on Christianity and Art in ; The field day program will in- nection between Italy and this Princeton University, and Virginia Bo^y, Switzerland, He was one clude a poltito relay rare for first TIME..; country on the lottery. The ring, Theological Seminary. He served of 33 persons invited an a'world- !?rad'» boys and girls, second gride wide ba.sL<* Thin meeting in Swit- itwyi and girts: forty yard dash police wid. calculated which num. and NOW is fhe time to liav« you? ber» required the smallest payoft* in Elizabeth. Their technical jobs zerland was an outgrowth of the for. third grade girls and boys; and selected them a* the winning with the tottery, police believe, Amsterdam conference. Dr. Hop-bean bag race for third grade boy.*. expertly examined and reconditioned! by flfurea J per \s the author of "The Crisis |\nU girls; forty yard dash for was that of runners. Police »«!•' of Faith" and of many articles our expert workmen. The two men, arrested here, j that Petrtllo told them his weekly fourth grade/boys and girls; raisin published In various religious pe- irelay for fourth grade boys and were employee*, of the Breeze Corp, play was between $500 and $600. riodical girls: fifty yard d«hh for fifth Only careful, SAFE cleaning can bring out jSrade boy* and girls; mitten relay a rug's original beouty and add to fhe life |for fifth grades: sixty yurd dash' of your rugs. ' - Seven Man Group for sixth grade boys and girls: You'll Like It Here! (Continued from page 1) ;cup-and-saueer relay for sixth' Girl Scout Office, .311 Springfield igraders; mother-daughter, futhcr-| The House of BEDROSIAN has earned its I son baseball games. avenue, follows. reputation for SAFE and thorough tleanrn<~ ;OMPLETE DINNER! prper Listed Agents by giving individual end meticulous care ' no. 1 specialist Monday, June 1: 8 p.m., Budget to every floor covering entrusted to us. 5 P. M. to 10 P. M. Survey Committee Organization | Memorial Day Meeting; 8:30 p.m., Review of Boy: (Continued ft Dm page 1) in long-distance moving! Scout Budget; 9:30 pm. Review j Reservation. A few weolw ago the | of Girl Scout Budget. '• ancient stone marking the grave ' PRICES MODERATE SUNDAYS Wednesday, June 3: 8 p.m., re- was stolen by vandal*- ; view of Family Service Budget; : Although Summit hnd residenb PHONE US TODAY 8:30 p.m., review of Mental Hy- : fighting in the Revolution they From 1P.M. giene CHnic Budget; 9:30 p.m. i wore all buried «t dther New SUMMIT 6-0500 revirw of Summit Home Budget j Provldrnrc or SpringfWd. One of Thursday, June'4: 8.p.m., re- j those buried in the Presbyterian : view of Budget of YWCA; 9:S0 : cemetery «'t New Providence Is j Col. Samuel Potter who«e home : 6R0ADL00M p.m., review of Budget of YMCA- CARPETING FROM Monriay, June g. 8 p.m., review was located where the Robert D. j of Budget of Overlook Hospital; 9:30 p.m., committee discussion of Children's Dinner* From $1.50 recommendations. Monday, June 15: S p.ir... com- Franklin Hills mittee meeting to discuss draft Blackburn Rood Air Conditioned For Your Comfort of report and, if neceMwry, dk- cusa troublesome problems with Summit, N. J. representatives of specific agen- E.trfuifr* hotrifi for M!# DOMESTIC) 4 cies. Tuesday, June 23: 8:15 p.m., cen- USPIIT ft-1010 ORUNTAl* CONDOR 1 tral Committee meeting to review or ANT BROKER JUMMIT EXPRESS COMPANY^, recommendations of the budget RESTAII AXT survey committee. 66-76 Railrtmd Atenmn Summit, N. I NORTHNELD AVI. RESERVATIONS ie. t amt.t. HiBHWATt

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BarnwelJ, D.D., ^mt •ea*«n.. in. • introducing Dr. ;,.•<>r of tin- First Baptist Church, j Barnwdi, paid tribute to hi» !ong Junior High PTA And Smorgasbord j t-,' rk-eted last wisk to tin pastorate in tin- Summit church. ^»- Winthrop A. MacMaster VVils The Summit YWCA will «al«te After graduation from Union, elected president of the Junior ,i,-i;i:y of the Union Theological \ the season with & spring carnival, I)r attended the Uni- High School Parent-Teacher Asso- :-,]iuii«ry Alumni Association. In i " smorgasbord dinner end a block • i;"+ offit'C Dr. Burn well abm be- I v'ersl; L. R. Gardner, treasurer; it merry-go-round, pony ridee, ' FRESH KILLED YOUNG TOM r.iun Seminary in 1828 and had Mrs. Wiliiaiit Corbett, iteretary; ruig-toRs «nd other games. These ; «dded honor la»t week to be j HoW Meeting Here -Mr.-i, H. B. Pcnniiigtrm, partnt- are being arranged by Mr, Russcjl; dirrctor, and E. J, HaMenwang,- iineicn at» Tin M, I T. Club of Northern A. Kim«5. •. I n.«pr««;ntet4vc from teacher-direetor, c Now Jersey in hold iU» spring w Col. Woodward, who in sthool Mrs. Louis- Van Damme will be \ meeting Tuesday night at the Ho- 1 in churge of a flower table where ] Mr. Nor da hi tor 1 DIAMONDS tel Suburban, professor Kli Sha- 'his untiring mrvkv durin the* past Irt-nt- F. Dodson (.KTH OONFEKKNCK I'OST— bulbs and seeds will be -sold. A ' Piro of M r. T.V(whool for jndui- :two H G Keriagy. who will bi>gin hia booth for. the sale of boutonnieres i More th,in lOrt students attended; fir.s* !• rni as Ward 2 councilman and email nosegays will be in PURCHASED trial management wi)l speak on the affair at uhich the orchestra,j in JsiiuHry. waa Jianied H n:em- ehnrge of Mm Marshall Water- < TURKEYS "What I* Ahead |or Bu&incW PROM giro club and band presented a| Children's Choir m*r <>< tlii' i>pt>rating t-oiumHtt'e of man. Refreshments will be handled Election of of there will -precede eoneert. i | Rutgrj'.s I'nh-errtity'u fifth aruiual by Mrs. Don Myra.li (|nd Mrs. Carl •'. BSTATES the busm.'.-fi ruulcreju'e to be hvtf «t Cosner. Golf enthusiasts will find ' Refreshments wt-iv siTveri is,, the; a putty green. INDIVIDUALS i afettri.1. Mrs. T. W. Colmiaiij Director Honored New Brurihwirk. Juntr 4. hospitality chairman, was insisted' Mr. K<-iiHj;y j.s a vicr-ju'csidcnt The smorgasbord dinner, under . by Mr.-. E C. Kwlry. Mrs. Upton At Reception ; nf 1-lie Mi)tutte. Jr., and Mr.i t.hiiir, vas lioitored for "her out-| Jri.se.s whicli w'ith the I'utg*rij block party and dance on the ten- For One Day Service IVHI Mrs. Joseph Htranad, .•lralinn nis courts. Music will be- by the , held Sunday night nt the parisihh J sponsor* thp conference. StnrduBtnrg, Mrs. Louu A. Wiman | TWILL MARKING MVICES house. • , and Mr*. James A- Gunderson are ; McCutchcon to Open in charge. j 4NEWAR K-&UM MIT 382 Brood St., Summit. H. J. Ttie ehoir of fiO children, rang- Local Man Taking Store in Miliburn ing fi'om second to .sixth grade Decorations are under, the di-.j Graduate Banking Course A new hranch store in ."MiJl- pupiLs, and their tainiliee attend- rr-ction of Mt*. Leo Johnson and i ALL SIZES — 14-20 LBS. burn will he op.-ned by Mv- ed. Rayrqond J. Klinger of the First Mm. Robert Ely. CuU-hioij's alnmt NovrnUtcr I • {lev. Jes.sc- Lyons addressed the. .N'atjonal Bnnk & Trust Compan>% Mrs. F. C. Fin.iterback Is in of this jear, it was ;inniiuiic«>d group reminding the children" thai vviil n turn during June to. Th*» charge «of tic f^s which* wilt be FOR DAYS OF the. extent of their talent mat- available? at the Y lieaclquartcrii, by William K. Spccn, presi- iCJraduate. School of Banking at dent, this wwk. tered not, but the iwe of that Lai- 282 .Morris avenue. TOP GRADE Rutgers University for his second Tho .MiUhum ^torc i^ (« hi- en mattered muelr.' Ellen Lyon.s, on behalf of the ^IIUIIII'r •«'«ion. The program eon- Inejiteil on Milihurn avenuf, tinUt will leave Plainfield by train on feet of spaep till on one floor. pr<>tntHtion was m<»do by Robert " study at home and write a ROAST 4J July 11 for the national jamboree. Ampin parking; *paec will l>e D. Baker, Jr. trucks baaed upon original research They will return home on July 30. provided in tfi» *r;ir of the Members ot the ehoir were giv- in some phase of finduce. SLACKS and The jemborec is being held at en eertiJicate« de.iign«iting the The .school vv;w founded in 1:>35 building. California «nd the scouts will make nutnbi-r of'vears they had partiei- by the A. B. A. to provide an op-i The •store is bring Iniilt and Chicago, Grand Canyon, leased by the Zwigard Realty pated in the choral services. porlunity for advanced study for I BELTSVILLE City and Mr., Dod«on is a teacher at j'xperii.'iieed bankers. Four major I Company nhieh %VJI«« represent- Colorado Springs. While in Callfor- j Bruvuni School. She formerly di- subjex-ts are offered: commercial . SPORT SHIRTS ed hy the Ixmis ^hlesinger (Turkeys) ' , , ., , . . . ., iv.nL-in^ triitfu -inML+i,, ,.t. ,,«r)' nm they will also visit Hollywood i Company, of Newark. James and swim daily in the Pacific i reea-d n ehildrenu choir at the 'MiiKin^, irti&ts, invv.striu'nts and; , __-._ , .,. ._ «__.«,.! 6 to 12 lbs. AfcCiilcheon & Co. wrre rt-pre- Wyoming Church, Maplevvaod, and Ocean. 1U HENS at (Xtnton. (.)• In both cities, she '« majorin"iriKs managementg in commercia. Mrl .banking: Klinger. senteil by Leonard .1. B»-ek. Summit area scouts who will also directed a Creative School ol The new branch will replace make the trip ore Peter Leavens, Mu.sical Expr«).sion for Littie Celctnese Team Gives GABARDINES the present store on Central Fred Vantle Vuae, Gordon Strauss, avenue, Kasl Orange, which Children, Report on Carpets Richard Lowe, Donald Hughlett, wiH clo>,ir we fiitourajic our boy*, and girls ; their Empire State Building head- ORLONS thf end of the 13th century, the nf all fiii.h.s tiiid rates to join to- quarters by Fred Korte&s* and Daughter Is Beneficiary "man who mode it wo a paid five TURKEYS gethcr in song, the more they will Ch«rJe.-» Kip of the ouninut Re- The will of Martha FVldimn pounds. * 'eim to under.*)tand and love each :.( America. the office of Ch.«tr!e» A. Otto, Mr., .She etnp!ia«zert that the choir j Mr. Fortes* w head of the dyp- .*?iirrog«te, courthouse, Elizabeth, i FARM FRESH i.s not to McthodisL rhi!-|lng and finishing rest-arch suction Edith E. Burns of J Euclid ave- dren. Ail interested wllf be wtT- of the laboratories and lives at 59 nue is named executrix of the ijhick-happy days are Here again! And COillf. lialtusrol road. Mr. Kip resides residuary estate. Mra. Fcldman The choir, which rendered sev- in Montclair. died May 4, FRYERS to make you even happier, we come eral selections Sunday, appeared along with the sweetest collection .of Fur Storage OR on a -Wiv York television show slacks ever . . . colors to team perfectly during the Christmas suwion. with your sport and leisure coats. And .95 at sweet low prices, starting at n'j The broods of cicadas, which ap- axxas, FURS pear each yeor, do HO in 17-year BROILERS 352 Springfield Avenue cycles, the different broods being numbered from 1 to 17 with the Short Sleeves .... brood of 1930-1953-1870 being one White & Solid Colors of the largest. ROAST. 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Priced from 3 Also our Rainbow Gladiolus Mixture made with on $-$-A-V-E ~ $-A-V-E-$ equal number of each of ten different colon. at "Comfortably Air-Conditioned 10 for B0«-: .">(> for $3.45; 16.50 per 100; S62 per 1,000 For Your Shopping Comfort" TRY THE NEW LINDANE-ARAMITE SPRAY, SUBURBAN oml 1VOOU1' remind* jnu 4os.$1i 80s. $1.75 that our IW3 lloiw Bulldinir Kvhihils «re now- ready for your WALGUARNERY'S Inspection. Vou aro rorilially invited to eonie in any tlmo Forbes Garden Centers and w# them. N*o cost to .VJHI. ISO ohliKntion. Jiwt » friendly MEN'S SHOP service to acquaint you wHJi our Morris Turnpike at Miliburn Avt., Miliburn RMTABLfSIIRD 190? U. S. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. Phon« Ml. 6-4430 20 Beechwood Road Summit Everything for Building Better Homeii at I

AMELIA EARHART AIRUTE LUGGAGE SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME 25% WHILE THEY LAST 95 12.50 Vdu» LUGGAGE I LEATHER N COWHIDE CAMP TRUNKS 8 TWO SUITERS VACATIONIST AIRPLANE LUGGAGE GOODS CENTER >^"- MMi. SAWS W« Ifeil Whol««»*l« * K«<*tl — OfWR Friday 2 SUITER 36.50 23JS* STunnr AIRFLANK URMIAC®, CANVA& Valy* # 33? Springfield Ave., Summit, N. J, in COMPANION 32.50 1fJ5 COVKUK!>, I.KATHKR BOUND, 81ZKS 15-18-21 11.50* AMELIA CARHART INCH. FOE A SHOUT TIMK ONLY' 5 SU CLUB BAG 17.95 n.m* COLORS OF mm, SAHO* Page 4 Ing group; 8:45 p.m., Boy Scoui Spirit Calvary Episcopal Church The Community Church to the !tr, Ftfl dinner, • Rev. E. F. Ffawele ; Local Gfri Scouts Tuesday--JO a.m.. Women's ex- CHURCH DIRECTORY 83 Woodland Avenue Blank, ecutive committee; Noon—Tues- , divine. Rev, Jacob Trttpp Sandra - D»*M* day sewing Group picnic at 23 Today--10 a.m., Holy commun- Participate in eB Aahitind road; 1:30 p.m.. Perish ion; 3 p.m.> Brownies; i p.m., Sunday — 9.30 a'-iw., Church Memorial Church N. P. Methodist Church Guild et 46 Colt road; 6:30 p.m., school, final service end classes' Griffin, Oakes Boys' choir; 5 p.m., Girl*' choir. Rotarians See 4 Rev. Reee« It HiU Lydia Guild at 46 CoH road. for the current season; U a.m., i Methodist Sunday- 8 a.m.. Holy commun- May Pole Festival n it Morris. .Avenue Today—8 p.m, Senior choir re- Nursery and story gioup#; Morn- The Methodist Church ion; 10 am., Choir reh«araal; 11 ing service, "Emerson to America A group of over forty R« »'hllips.M..tierv Jr. Film of Building Sunday- 9;-JSa.m.. Church school;! 11 Kent FIac« fllvd. a.tn,, Church school; Morning * ;• •!• (.'.•" ' I Riiph Waldo Emerson. Hsgh Fellowship group. j Itev. Robert Kimra Monday—3 p..m., Brownies. Of SS United States FUEL K|P( Sur.day I'iuiri Wednesday—1 p.m., Wonu-n's Al- the >laypole and particljated In school: 11 a MI . \S\ir>.iii[>. Tuesday—Official Board mtMing.j Wednesday—10 am, Church Stating that the new SS. the dancing at the *iiring feativai Today 4:30 p.m., Junior High liance annual picnic and s>ik*nt United Statas ia typical of the TiK-hiijy 1 VJ p .')i, Mrs yhaw World ' Service Commit! at. Central Church p-ria' Choir rehearsal: 7 p.m.. aiiciion at the home of Mrs. J. F". American tradition of the- VM. of th« Country Danee fiwiwy of jl H ''.'.. H'l :; Mr.- Jiiilor High Boys' choir rehe/.r- 129 Kent Place boulevard. Merchant Marine, starting in 1819 America held test Saturday at Moll's, i- r, . J »ln i". Presbyterian 3aT?~-8 p.m., chapel and Cbanw! First Baptist Church with th« Savannah, which m*d« Piper'* FVuicy. Mount Bethel. S p.m. *' • .•:• A 3" Maple St. and Morris Ave. Choir rehearsal. New England at Spriiiufteld ave- Friends Meeting the trip from New York to Liver- Springfn ' i Mr* : L, V. BuM'hman, I).V. The acout* who attended were Sunday--'— 9:45 am,, Church nue. • ' , .. j The IJeilglous Society of Friends pool in 20 daye, 25 under sail end Circle w Kia^riole «avenue James W. Muir member* of a Folk Dan«fe Group school: IT a.tn.. Worship Sermon ! Itev. Oiivid K. Barimeli. D.D. " holds its mee'.ing for worship on the ia«t day* under ateam, the Mr*. "Rut: ,J; .•« Cinli' at 17 B.iltUi which h'a*-.tejen meeting all win- Today- I;30 p.m. Chuu-h y« choir; 7:45 p.m. Adult choir. vrrsitx; 7 p.m., Senior High Fel- ! tSunday- 9:'iO «,ni.. Church VUUor<» are we borne. tinder tlu* imp,ieatiion that she , V at 2-t 1 • «u niic. Sunday 9:30 and 11 a.m..lowship: 8 p.m., The Wesleyan : school- primary through adult wis on fire, Paul E, Curau told Willlami. Jr. In addition to rais- Church s.-nool; .WVrshlp end ser- | club Film on Km^tlonal H.-alth." i classed; 11 a.m., Toddlers, nursery, Summit Gospel Hall of "the building of the latest fast ing the Maypole and Joining in r • Your Fear Mon?y TIKLI; g p.m., Prayer anJ- Bib!e iho Rci.nry Club luncheon meet- I'JSX U:J also rjicet on..,June 8 at Broadway | Barmvell; 3 p.m.. Junior Hi£h Fel- were accompanied to the festival from S29.O0 to $69.00 p. m study. ' • ' ing in the YMCA on Monday- He Oli«..i:r.- i !' -.'"'-• • • ' • p;-5 Uii f,.!5 pifi. stiT choir; 7 TaWnjade -211 W. 56th street, 1 lowship.picnie at Drew Seminary; by the follow "jig ieader*. Sirs. H»c Sunday —9:30 a.m.. Bible school followed his fJr»t remarks by cit- p.m., US Fellowship; Kcw York. j 7:30 p.m., Senior High Fellowship. Williams, Ms.V V>'. F. Cunningham, CONOVEH'S for HI ajes; 11 a.m.. Lard's su'p- ing the famous trip of the steam- 8 Mi p.m., CVntral .Club musical Tuvsdiiy -):30 a.m.. Cirelo 7 at ] Wednesday— • 7 p.m., Evening MM. M. Fkht.-r. Mrs. W. F. S8I BHO.\n ST.. NEWARK. N. J. ? pi>r; T:3'i p.m., Gospel service with er Oareraont up the Hudson river Courte«u» am* prompt program. 112 Ashland road; Circle 8 at 25 Guild piciflc at he home of Mr«.. Doughry, Mr*. H. Stanley Krus«?n HUMBOLDT 2-1723 ! M. G Wistnrr of Plainfii-ld, 12 years Inter. The tradition la Monday--10 a.m., Women's .sew- FermvoDd road; Circle 9 at 78 H. \V. McDowell; 07 Oak R:' and Mr.i/Al«ii J. Schniiu l speaker. :ti!l carried on in the SS. United meet jraor t%mr> lieatiag . ___. Knolhvoofl road, Short Hills; 1 p.m., Stitea, he said. The scouts who attended »*ere »*• at* atanay* at year Circle B at 1 Meadowbro'dk road, St. 1 Lutheran Church The new luxury liner, lib .said. Sue •Mior* -Ruth Fichter. Miry ! Short Hills: 1:15 p.m.. Circle 5 at oh* s Tsmple Sinai KPV. W, S. Hinman. I'h.IJ. uas built in 16 months' from the Jane Nittei, Mary Bft!ca.,-.»rre, ,T 63 Cano<> Brook parkway; Circle Summit, Reform Jewiah l'J DeForest Avenue laving of the k«l to the delivery Carol D'lnnunxSo. Jean Sawyer 1 at 35 Harvey drive; 1:30 p.m.Worshipin. g at Community Church Clementl'ie Ro«5«go. Judy Bid?ley. : 1 of the .«liip. It is built to govern- Circle 1 at 650 Springfield avenue; Springfield and Waldron Avenues "iVL'.v 8:15 p.nx. Choir i ment gpeciflcatioruj and vvlil ju.it Ruth Bastifprd. Kathy Clark, X'jr- Circle 3 ,it rDivisions avenue and K.ibbl William Ktoner Sunday-9:30. and 10:15 a.m.,• • s " through the Pancna Can«!. cv Cun»lrt«hsni, Cirol D».r!is? Till Oak!; 8 p.m., Circle 10 at 227 Cantor Leonard roller Worship and sermon, "God Here lie recited that one end on*1 h«lf Ruth Doughty. Katli'ecn Dam Kent Place boulevard; Circle 13 at and Above." inHlioii rivets were used and they Janet <»run)kfi, Jean Hickcnberg Tomorrow -~ 8:30 p.m. Sabbath 29 Ftiirview avenue; Circle 14 at .Tsii-o.jay• S p.m., Council meet- are made of aluminum, firat heat- Abblc l->ng. Angela Nlgro, Robin Eve eervicea; Confirmation of 43 Fern wood read; 7:30 p.m., Bey ing. ed to 1,000 . And of course you will the presentation at the school contagiout dlieaae, TwdcomtBia, that haa men tictlmg and mat to bring hit prescription P.T.A.. meeting Monday night. is causing more prtmaturt death* than aU etber dUeuei btrt for cartful compounding. The balance of the troop treas- combined. ury will be given t<) the Summit Herald'* Fr««h Air Fund. Troop The cad part of thU iltuaUon It that the majority <* doctor* to whom partnti tttra for help to treat their chil- 't Cut Rot* 36 h«« had na leaders for the e year. Mrs. John Nordahl. Mr*. dren whta th«y am til* h»vt Twdewaaala aiwl fr«»«w ^ ••mni John Haw-toon, MM. Alien Whe»t dlteaM by their txampl* and fay NOMttn ad^eftitinf u> ON THE AMERICAN ROAD a*d Mr». O«org© Ntvin. ' their medical journals tad by adverting booth* at their e«n* Style - setter vintiont. I General X*fay»tt#, the Trench- The exploitation of Uit pmjb Hi tht prowstler, ef tail wiio served under Oeorge dineait hM btoomt tht Wffttt rwlttt In trtaUsn. &«n thf WaBhlnitoo, r«c*iv»d 1300,000 from U. 3. TrtMury it In ett tht ukt> wllt^Uag taxta on Congrcoj). •nd tobacco to tht tttnt of ntarly UJMMQ&*> V<* >«*r ToKlcomanla hu had its ino«»tjk»ii in mo«t tht father or mothir or ev*n both partflt* h*v* fo*n u? in homes where it wta the badge of being a gre-m-ap to drink one or moft of the caffeine drinks Ittfftf, tw, «Hw olate, floiiw). Chlldrtn who fwir us in thl$ tn^ronmtnt cW hardly wait until thty get away from tht t*mOf infh«e««» •nd itart to drin.k tht dop«» Ilkt to mwy other* tr# A Thoiw who e:«rol«t thtir Oo4 given wMem and undent**"* Ing and avoid the u*t of alt eaiftin* 4Hnk* pot**** • i»f«url personal wishes • •, of nelf-control that will tntWt thtia to aay. N tbpy are tentpt»d to »mokt or take *n alcoholic If you, aa a f.««n-«f«r. think that TW «rtl' *PV**T nm traditionally grow'n up and *ophf*tfrated to *t«rt u»?ng any ef th« « A«k anyone who hat become an addict In the u*t SMITH AND SMITH or mm «f th«»«« drugi wnettter they «MI adtftoe a yeu p«rmn to itart; you will find Mwl »ta»«« tewHatty will lay that yw wiil be brtter off to a^oKJ tttir «•* •"• Worth mor* whin you buy It t y will i»v« money. WITH 41 "WORTH MORE1* MATURES.,. Worth mar* mhmn you MII M Be a worthy example to your eh«dr*n and their 41! Morrli A«*,, IwingMtf, N, i, 160 Clmttn Avt il thin »ubjeet to them and help make tfcto • ^ INatr Short Hill* Av».l N.w.rH |, N. j \sy following a better way tf Hfe. free ttm T*i«f«Blinw DILLON MOTORS, INC 9-4111 llgtlaw 1.2111 ill Morris Av«. Phone Su. W200 Summit, N. OMN WKKOAYS til * f.M. - SATURDAY TIL * P.M. mm*** SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CITIZENS ENJOY THE FIRST PICNIC OF THE YEAR...AND YOU'LI FIND ALL YOUR PICNIC NEEDS AT _ GRAND UNION All Grand Union Super Markets Will Be Open Thurs. and Fit Hights This Week... CLOSED AIL DAY, DECORATION DAY, Sit, May % Grocery Pries fn thi. Ad Effactiv. throuflh WcW*, Jun, 3rd * M«t c*d Produc Pric« Effect*, thre^ Friday. May 29th

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Handy • 25/ ChBcelate Chip Cookies s*«. Pk« 33/ flint Wesson Oil bolll* KornKurls 4epkfl2f Cocamitiars 10^,^29/ 37< Flag Dog Food 31b. Karamel Korn sot >ka • "/• Pecan Plantations 10« k 39/ lag •* 1 P S Crlsco :: 33/ can 89/ WrlsleySoap Phi* Extri l«| tf 2 Cikit SPECIAL Sunkltt Otliciou* Plpouth Thermic Jog Mtrtlmalltw Fluff Coffsa Cake ,.M Mth2.f LMII JIIBI Aprlott Noettr •1.. Sunkltt Mtm . Mortal Whit* Rock I tm.imt ! 7/ It at. ML iunkltt Poftl-Ctta Detergent -.- S9/ Kirkman Cleanser Oraafitli Itto -21/ KNMM JUNI Joy Snow 0* 0* Rlnso Wllion't Mer Wilson's Liquid Dtterflfnt Pur« Coiitainj Soli urn Hickory Smoked Fmkfnttrt « Fut •— SHOP AT THE GRAND UNION SUPER MARKET NEAREST YOU SUMMIT, 24 DeForest Avtnu* 11 „*-&? handouts to county and other local units of wh«t It t*k«s to cafe for our ©wn» AJfcwrt t».J«wk- ] LETTERS .problems, or must we wait until I Albert L. Jonah of WT Sprlng- govf rnment. Viewpoints of the chief state of- ' the odor id so bad that we a*k i field avenue dfcd Wcdneidajf (May —~ MUTUAL FUNDS • ficers were reported in a survey conducted | for F«JeraF funds. " 20) ia Neurologies*! Jiurtitutf, N«w by the Wall Street Journal. Many governors I c,,,,,r,,i* hart • ao.,.i atart tb»» York, after a brief ftlnta*. May I expre** my appreciation Summit had » SUMMIT ERALD told this national financial newspaper they and might have takm m Mr. Jonah was born in Jeraey • INVESTMENT TRUSTS — City and came her« four year* are determined either to prevent further in- letter the former Hoiwing i Information Available creases or to reduce present payments. Sup- UM« vs-ij! steadily become ever ago, previous to which he bad Board to the Common Council and (Continued on pagf 71 lived in jlaplewood for 22 year*. itntt ri*si K»tten»I porting this report, another independent th«lr reply. He was » certified public »r- W. L Canody & Co., Inc. In the interest of accuracy it round-up of gubernatorial messages to thit countant, c*pcrating hi* own busi- Summit •-•••• M«m years Legislatures showed that many gov- should be pointed out that our DEATHS ng* at n Battery place, New 9ef Quality W#tkliti •»"h«w Jtrwj. »»• "good dcedn" do not include c*u** Audit Burwu of ttrf«l»t1a« ernors had warned their lawmakers against Edward P. Rcmiry York. ••••;• 40 iMefeweftd Road E [rimttnutng The ing "2$ units beyond repair ©r re- Ktincra! service* f«>r KdwArd P. Mr. Jonah wa» an elder of the ""ps<>l'«be* &<» tht .Summit PuoiUhins Co . »*erj Tb\i>Mj*> further state tax increases to take care of ever- j imbijitation to be closed for Central Presbyterian Church «n4 it 22 Bai.» S;-«"t. Summit, N»» imp fcnUred •• *«-ot,r»;rJ the ordinance, there would have Ho.*i«ital on .Sunday after « short 's**F "und" Vi "of "Marches >»7P Qwnt Theman" Epi#copal Church, New is Dvf F Forh* and Ctrl 8. Hulnt. , The governors are not alone in giving many more than 28 who would illnrsji. were held'in the Robert D. emphasis to a growing realisation that when j hav« been moved out onto the ! Brough Funeral Home, 535 Spring- for many yeans. He leave* his wife, Mrs. Amelia A Place AdvertiaJa»!ont level of government accepts aid from j ••<•*•'«« including aome avenue,' mi Tueaday at 2 p.m, ( b h b city-owned ittbstandafdV house**. by Rev. Elmer F Fran- 1 M. Jonah, »nd a brother, V. R £2£? ^ j Theac rity-owned houses\#re on I'!.". redor nf Calvary jl'piiH'opa; : Jo««h of Port Murray. S. Hulrtt "V*J11" '.-'•— —r taxpayer and a reduction in local power and aicnwood place, »nd the Common Church Mr. Reavey was go. Fune-ra! aprvie«$ were held in fot Everything 1%''it **t nt-uly Htqf*f*t*« «*»«• <<•>»• /«** IwWJcaMon control. Council «JBked month* Ago that we Mr Reavey, who lived •! 66 New the Central Pre«byteri«n Church o «n6ftiirfrd n« «ir»y i« lh« «f*«* « ptmtUm. Copy not eke those hou*e§, u It would England A venue, w«fl born in Surn- «t 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, conduct- ; rd iiftrr 5 p.*»i. 7W«rf«7 «i«J *"••• «•,•••• Also bucking•f,, th«•••»e- tren«."->•d" towar»•-...-.d« „»...... «...*centralized• jO0jj fafi fOT ^e city. There sini- mit and had lived her* ail his life. ed hy Rev. l^xonard V*. Biiachrimn, 1 from Ihundw'i »«*$. 2 • whether the 20 per cent objection ease the housewife's "placement'' problems. There are ictf and dental college would also be au- SiOnal study ^ ^ problem, I had been properly tnd validly reg- other things about household management that no thorized under pending bills. " 1 Utered." ! There are more than 30 public employee Current Comment i There was no doubt that the manufacturer can help her with—like her budget j vote was 4-2 and not the 5-2 re- pension bills, the cost of which is large but Smokrr*» Dilemma quired. The invalid rcgiritrf.tion i That's where u>$ come in — providing a convenient, incalculable. Several astronomical veterans {Richmond .News Leaden of the 20 per cent would be a technkaUl v b safe and neighborly place to sane. bonus bills are also included, plus a series of Cigarette smokers who last year COn-! - >' which the Coun- 30 special legislative proposals that would sumeJ cil is willing to obacur<> the ob- 430.000.000,000 vious und real reason; the rezjn- require another $4,000,000 for projects rang-1 Fo**JtdmW4 ing from administrative studies to free schol-! clSarettcs glad when the Ing ordinance waa not ptuuiod with o j'»r' • t t • i « ! * vote which ni' de it fri'»» from arships and agricultural shows and uniforms, medical profession unites on the relationship.! Rtack by the 20 pcr c,,.t ob. Amplr Furthermore, the state would increase »f any. between smoking and lung cancer j Jcctors. HILL CITY SAVINGS on frtmlut greatly the mandatory costs of local govern-' Without doubt cancer of the lung is on the 2 Tho Council stau-s. 'The AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ment through scores of bills increasing Bta- < increase; today it claims seven times as many! tutory salaries of local officers, widening tax victims annual, as h did in i933ivwheri apJ for pursuing « Court action br- SUMMIT • NEW PROVIDENCE exemptions, shortening the work-week, pro- . . cause the Council — •--first* in!-- Rob&d « NEW JERSEY viding cash in lieu of sick leave and liberals ' P«>»nutely 2,600 persons m the United s| formcur d of youf ing pensions. States were known to have succumbed to the y<> co«n.«rl consumed wi h FUNERAL HOME dis«ase. City Solicitor." Although, some of these bills may be con- But is smoking a factor in the rapid f For th«> record, wuh «r, ,u.f r fe signed "to the legislative scrap heap, others increase in lung cancer? The answer is' that ; member of thc.JBoarfi. ; «nt with Av«. et Morris Summit 4-0211 will become law. The entire list will serve to a lot of people think they know, but they the Council • nd toltl th^m we had no mentis of quSe ing tho remind the alert taxpayer of the need for af-en't sure I question of the validly excrpt by taking a lively interest in the transactions of „ , . . ,,, _ a suit for declaratory judgment. the Legislature. Someone pops up to declare (as did Dr., m4 tt th€t tfmt we „.,, nol re. Alton Ochsner of the Ochsner Clinic in New s *«t«cd our counsel. A* thai meet. fr , t.. . c,..., , , , Orleans in October. 1951) that cigarettes are Ir ins. r the Presiden. t of th, ., Hand Avmrf SMI Important • .^ainly „,,.-(o r lhe incri,ln£ num. tj..«M«jji»»S:^^ Hand-signaling still is an important safety ber of ctscs involviri| lung cancer, and some- fund*, »te. rortunttpij the one cIse wi| measure for all automobile drivers despite the l step up to declare (as did Dr. .1. The Council gtitfs, "Our fact that the great majority of cars now on Brian Blades of George Washington Univer- advised ynur attorney the road are equipped with flashing direc- sity, in September, 1952) that it im't th« to- with th«> »r tional indicators. bacco itself that's reaponsiblt for lung cancir.'^ tlo«7ii4"we'conewrt4"in"hi«"»pir>- possibly an endocrinal (hormonal) drive thit ton." That point was made following analysis makes people smoke heavily it to blarnt. | Tht Councl1 f*lta to mention my

of recent statistics which showed that rear- Habits being what thfiy arc fe ^ UkfJy | ^J^^^Z end collisions and sideswiping still were that cigarette smokers, in the face of a con- WM abou' te" d&y* b»for# the WELCOME among the leading causes of highway ac- ! elusive, adv««e report, will modify thilt ^** wM hMrd™*"** *l »••« *w« .« '• i ' i * . <• •».. . • poitponemtliti. Ai reported to cidents. , smoking patterns drastically. Thty weutd the Board by our attorney, it w«s Often, flashing directional lights can be howevcr. Hke to know what the score is, and that the aty solicitor ».•« wrongly set" or incorrectly interpreted by from iU account« «« much progrtia U being j J«»»th»e lacot k thof* aoutcom fl-2 vote e on the original ordinance. Tl.e attack ., , . r, made toward establishing it. Surely, with on the 20 per c«nt of objectora otner drivers, ror instance, a motorist in- •» t-c «. • . •. . w*» continued as A means of *»• 1 «»"«•«« «»i scientific research at it« present* levd, some t«bll«hlnt the bn«l« of the 20 p»f tending to make a right turn might unthink- thing better thin •ducattd gueiswork should cent which was not fully defined ingly set the indicator for a left turn merely be available. In the ordinance. The Council the indicator lever might stay in poiition and did not inform th* Board of any by pushing the lever down instead of up. Or cause the signal to keep fliahing for miles, concurrence In "not going «he«d." Toast and Those are mere details. The There's a cordial welcome, and every convenience waiting worW'» coming to wi don't confusing motorists ahead and behind. Then (Richmond News r«iil problem remain*, in for you at your local FIRST NATIONAL BANK! again, the bright iun falling upon the red knowWha' tTake this' for ««»«Ppl«, toait. Tht first going to continue to take th« g p mmy road And let the city de- glass of the indicators produced reflected eIectric bread toaster! had had a center heat- Urtomte? Ar# we quite willing U1KCKING ACCOUNf S We realize you may bo reluctant to close out your former in anel a imit for alum ar«aa to grow—thry «rt light that can be quite confusing. Or worst of i & P I which ilicea of britd (hand- banking connections, perhaps because you feel your "credit" all, perhaps, the indicator lights might not be sliced> wer« pressed by wing-like side-arm* •tart«d. Do we In Bummk b»vt SAVINGS attach d has been established. That credit Is immediately invrpted working because of burned out bulbs or broken i * to small springs. W>en one side IN^LRANCK LOANS at Tht First National . , . You can me our loan fa wires. j o* the bread was dont, tht bread had \& be checking account and every other Banking Service, removed turned over and HOI SEIIOLI) LOANS Absolute dependence, therefore, should not - reinwrted, This day you move into our community! 1 b#Uer than t0Mtin br id ln thi ov§n be placed upon direction indicators at all* * * * * M0BT6A0RS bUt Ot mUch> Th hand rated Patronize times by motorists. The hand-signal still has " * -°P* «M6»1 wat Smry Banking .S' .; FREK PARKING: its important place in safer driving practices. SUCCii ««r for tb»» **ea t» pi*? with KlO WrOSS TO Sponsor SwimmiM Sceond U. John C, Vanselow, Smart Girls Common -Council could and atlll C "A. KA&WICK, lre acute. In the meantime, we • Wooderoft ro*d. l ihi can; block not only the majority Jr., whose parents live at 787 jvc developed blighted ar«aa and May 28. 2:»5S3a[' * ^lnstnicters Course Ntxt Week go to Gibbs of the Council, but also of the Springfield avenue, recently ar- [>>• rapidly affect adjacent prop. Preaident Eisenhower's recora- Tht Summit Chapter of the Red at Silver Lake during June, Montclitr tckoei n«kc* resident* of Summit. rived in Germany and was as- ICtthvisi GibU tcaturiai Homing Mint b* rushed mendation that the present Recip- Croas will sponsor a water safety! Further Information concerning training v«ry h»ndy (or If tli*. pr^ple Of summit want Editor, Summit Herald: tooal Trade Agreements Act b# jirufcruetors course at the 'YMCAlwatffr safety instructors course can signed to the 2nd Armored Di- nauheta New ftntf fitli— The Council's let'er of May 1,9th renewed for a year pending fur- {pool from Monday through Friday.1 be obtained by calling Mrs. Goedde. hijth uhoo! gad prlvau the time-honoreJ policy of ( tnis problem J5Oivcd( k u, fee I am enclo*ing a copy of * letter vision, The Division is part of the •rbool gnduat«* «ad collej* | necessary" ,o £0 |nfOrm the CtH|n. •ent to Mayer Fercival M. BUnd ther study should be .,acc«ftUd. j Harold Bas*ctt, safety services' ——— wumtn. One «nd two year NATO force. courat. Five-jcfaool pIK«- HI m aa emphatic manner. The which Z appreciat* Win* pub. Thi* though falling snort of our field repreaentative. Eastern Area, Tt» Cheerleaders nsent nrvic*. Writ* E«> foal of relieving preaent dollar American Bed Croas, will instruct. traoc* Stcretuy for 'fi invested ovic GrouW should lUhed in Tha flummlt HeraW. II •hortat*. ky .Uowtp, e«r «ltta. The program conaiata of cheerleaders, In spite of automatic dishwash- Cut! W" express thHr opinions, rouse pub- ia our thought that tht SUB* to help themaetvea. would at least bour* training in the teaching pro- them members of this year's group, were ers and calculating machine*. th« ^o sMitnnent, m another High Standard Homing Board, the May- not turn the economic hands of jcedures for ail phases of swim- appointed this week at Summit KATHARINE GIBBS School meeting »nd rccovei the or and th« Common Couitcll th« elock back to tb* day* of jming and life saving skills. AH hardest part of.most jobs nrnst High §choo! to tent far the 1955- might appreciat* having cvidanc* llminlahing trade and deprsaloa. [persons 18 years old or over, hold- *till br done with brain and mus- , 11* JL 54 school year. Alt* *B N«« Ywit. of efftctivt aupport for the -torn* Now ia tht Uraa to writ* our ing a current senior life saving cle. ' Those named were Vennle Mai- ti nuance of the Board'* work. Senators and Congreatmen to arg« certificate, may qualify. ; PrajJk T. Barr, pwatdent renewal of the Reciprocal Trade no. Nancy May, Susanne Munn A> pnrt of the prngram con- and Jacqueline Tr<>«sider, all mem- IDO DINER Summit Council of Churchea. Agreements Act and to atate op* ducted by the local chapter. Mr. position to the Simpaon BUI. bers of the present eqimd; KHES- Ml M552 Opposite ft«f tool HI# Herta K. Goedde and John P. Ben- beth Ormond, Audrey Spawn, Gin- On th* tBland Honorable Perclval M. Bland Bineerely ywurs. nett, vice-chairmen of water safe- gtr Evan*, Elaine Greiaer, Mari- Mayor of Ujt Oty of Summit MABUL B. MARTTN, ty,'recently completed teaching a ROUTE 29 Dear Mr. Mayor; Foreign Policy Committee, lyn McGiffin and Nancy Seward. life saving course for juniors and Selection of the cheerleader* rfiratv Room The Summit Herald haa recautly Summit Leagu* of Women senior*. F. H. STRUBBE, JR. was made by Alton Jf. Gaat. Ath- carried ftorle* concerning the Voter* letic Association advisor; William for unolJ pcrtloi resignation of moat ot the mem- Those who passed the senior Lukens, faculty coach; Mbs Grace Qualify bera of the Sub-Standard Hom- Veterans Tfcank Bealdenta sourae are; James Gartland, Mrs, E. JoTiea, physical education teach- ing Board, and indicating unc«r- May 25, 1953 Marjorie Williamson, Mrs. Irene Alt Baking Done er; Harry S. Hanaford, mualc talnty about JU future. Tht Sum- Editor, Herald: ' VViHIts, Mrs. Phiilippa Robinson, Home Made Ice Cream tracher; Diane Hildebrand and on Premuet mit Council of Churchea la one Aa commander of Beacon Hill Kenneth Kleeman, Harry Kurtz, Elisabeth Seller and Migafe Smith, '. • of the organisation* which haj Poat, 190, Veteran* of Foreign Hetene Moore and Joan Bowles. Candies and Lunches War*, I would Ilk* to express nay Junior course: Pat Townsend. El- members of this year's squad. Orders tolttn for ' •upported the alma of thla Board's work, and haa tome reapon»ibtllty aJncere appreciation to all the len Williamson. Albert Balph, John turn beautiful n*w locatfoc Moore, Steve Fuller, David Rialngj lirthdoy * Wtddiitf Cokos In the aituation. The aubject w«a ruidenta of Summit and vicinity Local Students Attend •"'-.' °t who contributed most generously and Richard Young. •nd . • ., SATURDAY MOONLIGHT MIL diacuMed at a meeting of the ex- Youth Welfare Council Or««m Pitt ecutlve committee of tht Council in our recent buddy poppy aolici- A life saving course for girls at Eight Summit High School atu- 130 FLEMER AVENUE OANC/MO AND IOTIKIAIHMtHl tiH of Churche*. tatton. the YMCA la alao being completed. denta last week attended the 15th Mrs. Edna Finneran is the Red SPRINGFIELD. N. J. Pastries •A* . OININ9 . We wmt to expreae our concern It i» indeed a heart warming ex- annual Union County Youth Wel- a (M>UU a*.* Store Open Daily Until It P. M. over the\pparent collapse ot the perience to realize that those of Croas instructor assisted by Kathy fare Council held thla year at Open Alt Day and Night HUDSON RIVEt DADAYY UNE low-cost houaing project which u* who are fortunate enough to Moofe. Springfield Regional High School. Ample Parking Closed Moadaya ftl W.ttna 3L waa ao auaplcioualy launched UMI still enjoy life in thla great coon- Miss Moore is planning to attend The studenu, accompanied by year. We. feel that it U vitally try do not forget those who have i 10-day training program at one Alton Gast and Joseph McClelland important to our community that paid for their freedom, with an 3f the National Aquatic Schools of the. faculty, were: Rita B»lEd,- an equitable, effective low-coat arm or a leg or those men who Audrey Schmidt, Barbara Gude, homing program be vigoroualy gave up the moat cherished gift of Chembtr Seeking Jobs Grace Gopmrigian, Helen Haicho!, YOU BE THE D^E!!' """" puahed. The resignation of the life iUelf. • • . • Roy Negus. Herbert Gannon and Sub-Standard Houaing Board Poppy contribution* will be used For Local Shidrars Guy Carrier. You'll Think They Are Tops membera la unfortunate In view to care for needy veterans and A campaign to urge Summit The Council, divided Into seven of the contributiona they have al- their families in oar own com- businessmen who are members of groups, discussed: Spiritual Our ready made toward aolvlng the munity «* well mm those men who the Summit Area Chamber of growth, family relation*, schools, problem. However, thia muat not are forced to spend their remain- Commerce to employ local «tu- re-creative programs, prevention GOOD USED CARS be allowed to interfere with the ing years In our veterans' hospitals denta for summer jobs has been of delinquency, delinquency cor- continuance of their work. throughout the country. launched by the Chamber, W. Rae rection and mental health. SNACKS You will no doubt wiah to bring In closing, may I a*y, "God ble» Crane, executive secretary, an- nounced this week. thla to the attention of th« Com- you for your klndnem" VON SIEFART CHEVROLET'S H£W mon Council, and I tun forward* , Sincerely, Both retail and industrial mem- Dependable bera are being polled to ascertain ing them a copy of thia Jotter for JAMES PIANA, their job requirements for the "Service Siation" delicious... ready to serve I their information. I am aJ«o tak- Commander. WATCH, ing the liberty of releasing it to summer months. Positions are be- 224 Brood Street Summit VITA FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. the Summit Herald, ao aa to let ing aought for local high school 444 GREENWICH ST., NiW YORK 14 the citiBena of Summit know that Summit SoWltr S*nt juniors and seniors as well as re- JEWELRY 2 we are continuing our aupport of To Army Leader School turning college studenta. '49 CHEVROLET the program, Pvt. Joan J. Zinckgmf, son of A special bulletin has been REPAIRS Your very truly, Mr. and Mrs. William Zlnckgraf mailed to all members asking '50 CHEVROLET Frmk T. Barr, Preaident of 238 Morris avenue, was recent- them to list their needs for full or ly selected to attend leadership part time summer help, type of •50 CHEVROLET Opposed to gimpaen Bill school at the Army's Transporta- •work offered and starting time. | Editor, Summit. Herald: tion Center, Fort Eustis, Va. The Chamber office will refer stu- '52 CHEVROLET Whether or not Summit reai- Private Zlnckgraf is a graduate dent job applicants to prospective J denta were aware of it, last week of Columbia H«h School, Maple- employees for Interviews, '52 Hilman Minx W«JI World Trade Week. If aa in- wood, and later he attended Mr. Crane said that within the I Relax and Enjoy Your Trip to dividual economy-minded citizen* Georgetown University, Washing- last several days the Chamber Open Evenings Until 9 P. M, ton, where he majored in account- has already been able to place five I we were fully aware of the fact NEWARK-SUM Stop ot Hit Caiie Sign . that became of restrictive 17. % Ing. students in summer positions. BUFFALO trade policies we pay more for the goods we buy, and at the aame time pay more In taxea to pro- tect some of our industries from CLEVELAND-CHICAGO competition with the product* of >ther countries, we would quick- Thinking About Building A New Home? y ri*e up to demand that we be Bobckmnna Thf,»U. S. buaincJMmen who have nrn rncftlnjc in Vienna «t the ON • ;; "Dngrcs of the International U. S. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. Presents: The Phoebe Snow "hamber of Commerce are aware 3.f the preaent and future peril of LACKAWANNA'S LUXURY STREAMLINER -*ritinucd or heightened V. S. The Latest Designs and Floor Plans of FAST DIPINDAILI DAILY SMVICI irlffi*. They together with th» it $r*NO*«ro rmt-i fcw* *mtiw »•» Vague of Women Voter* «nd ^thrr organiMittom are nrg!t\* t». 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American Mechanics; League oi Women Voters; Lion* Club; $6,900 Goaf Set for Boro Memorial Day Program WillMethodist Men's Cub; Oakwood Tri-Town Group Park Association; Paca Club and Women's Auxiliary; Presbyterian Pushes Study of include Tribute fo MothersMen's Club; Rescue Squad; Un» Community Campaign Fund cola School Band; Browaiea, Cuba PKwMtsuee—Pita* for Burnett and the Lincoln School New Providence-r Dayton Par- and Boy and Girl Scouts; Police *nnu*l . Memorial Day • baad will play the nation&l an- Regional School cellj, of IMS Springfield avenue, Athletic League. Lincoln School h*ve fcees completed ac i them. Introduction of gu«eta will New Providence— Representa- president of the New Providence to children and the Fire Department. *n •anounceisent y be made by Mr, Meseacca, end ; No lunches will be, served, tives of the Boards of Education Borough Community Campaign, Lawrence Meaaacc*. In cmige of , come the crowd. Former Mayor which had been a practice for of New Providence, Pa*aalc Town- ha* announced a goal of $6,900 for &• affair. ^ jE:is**orth Hanaell Is 'slated to many years, but had to be dis- the annuaj drive to be conducted ; speak on "Memorial Day, 1953." ship and Chatham Township met ' A feature -thU' y*&* i», the an- continued laM year because of the i A. silent prayer, followed by Sa*t night to continue the study la October, 1953. .The member nouncement that • jpec:al tribute size of- the affair. • j taps, *.!! precede the flag-raising of the possibility of the formation agencies Included in the 1933 will be paid to *!: Gold Star . The afternoon program, Ikted i ceremonies performed each year Budget are as follows: Boy Scouts, 'Mother* living in the Borough by elsewhere on this page, wslli begin of a Kegional High School to ease | by Gix! Scouts. Walter, McCarthy, Girl Scouts, YMCA, YWCA, Over- the American Legion. Trdssporta- at 1:30 p.m. the acute overcrowding of the re- tion ha* been arranged through | cissirna&n o! the recreation pro- ceiving high schools now handling look Hospital^ Pollc* Athletic Julius Wied for- the sn&Stsra. i ft*m, will announce the schedule the problem. League, and Mental Hygiene Clinic parade will assemble at of ev^er.i* for the afternoon and According to Mrs. L. B. Cod- of Union County. Budgets from the benediction will be pronounced y street at 10:30 e.as. and Methodists Will dington Jr., representing the local many of the member agencies have by Kev. Peter Doherty, pastor of Board, several meetings have been 111 start promptly at II &.m. Tie increased over lust year, with a ut* goej along £lkwood avenue , Oar Lady of Peace Church. held but because the other two J subsequent increase in the total t« tfce PreAyterUn Onaetery is • Taking part 3a the parade -will Break Ground for boards have nine members, and dc •treet, wsxth. to Spriftf- ' be The American Legion, colors; the local board five, it was felt goal. fi«id i¥enue, w«* on svr.ngtieli clergy. Borough officials; Gold New School Sunday that the large group wa» "un- At a recent meeting of the Cen- *vena«\o the Method 1st Ceaseterjv SIAT mothers; American Legion; wieldy" and it wes decided to ap- tra! Committee, Mr. Par cell • refalHJingve«*t on Sprirgf k!d *w- 'service rnen; Summit High School New Providence—-Ground for the point representatives to make the Initial studies. stressed .the fact that these are nue to Borough Hail where serv- Band; Red Crass. Women's Aux- new Sunday school building local agencies, and in several cases planned by the Methodist Church • icea will b\ heldiri, i ;'.iary of the Legion; Board of Ed- William Turnbull, a member of their entire Income Is derived from MADE DIRECTOR-Frank will be broken Sunday, May 31, j libation; Chamber of Commerce; the lay committee group study- LUCKY OIRlr-rMrs. Lillian Fischer of. 22 FaJrview avenue, New Prov- Pratt, president of the BoJjl Rev. Reec^HiU o! the Metfcod- following the morning church' local community campaigns. Of . J*t Church is 5|xpec»a;io give the '"Daughter*- of 'America; Felteway Ing the possibility of a new Ke- idence, receives congratulations from Norman F. Storm, executive vice course, costs are increasing on all Council ana sales manager o((&| service, according to an announce- president of Ciba, on her winning a $?50 one-week vacation. Mrs. Fischer, Invocation, ta hi whichJ Jaicei i Association; Jr. Order, 'United gional School, is also a representa- tides, but ("lie situation is further of Summit, this Mor.diy A ment by Jay Ebel, who hem been tive from the Borough and Milton a secretary in the personnel division *t the Summit plant, said she elected a member o( the b&o-j J in charge of the building program. complicated by a steadily Increas- Anderson, aeeretary of the Board plans to go to Bermuda. The prize was one given at the company's ing rise in population which means directors of the Sum nut Fiil Rev. Reece Hill, pastor of the of Education,* was named alter- outing for employees at the new Toms River plant last Friday. Savlngs and Lean Association*]fc| church, will dedicate the property. that the service* of the member nate. Mrs. George S- Phlpps and agencies ere constantly expand- Pratt Is ateo director of civj[ J Charles Blackball, chairman of Leonard Cobb are representing AUTO the property extension committee, June 15 the annual class dance ing, he explained. fenje for the borough end J Chatham Township, and Edwin win be held in the school audi- preSident elect of the will officiate at the dedication of LeBrlght arid Lester Stahl are 54 Graduates When announcing the budget, a parcel of Sand between Spring- torium. Mr- Parcel]* said, "We realize that Rotary Club. Passaic Township's representa- Of the 54 graduates, approxi- REPAIRS field avenue end Holmes Oval tive* , Have Busy many of our residents are called south which provides the remain- mately fifty will enter Summit upon to contribute to similar fund Girl Scout Fly-Up der of the ground needed to build Last night the group met to dis- Times Ahead High School in the fall with the drives-'at their place of work, but the school. cuss the enrollment figures of New Providence—Lincoln School other four going to schools of we are anxious to reach ojir goal Slated, for Tonight Daniel Washington is the arch- each municipality, together with is seething with excitement over their own choice. • locally and we ask the co-opera- New P»\ldeiKV— The itect. The drive to start the new financial statistics and probable the ninth grade graduation plans, tion of every New Providence clti- Girl Scout Fly-Up will be yj| building was started about six needed curriculum to meet the the program starting next vreeir. Rev. Reece R. Hili tens to that end," today at 7:20 p.m.' in months ego when it became ob- needs of students of each town. Graduation is a very important School auditorium, A court vious that the basement meeting The local Board of Education event in the school calendar. Re-appointed by Bishop Cirelli Baby Baptised awards will be hold and room in the historic church was has, pointed out, however, that June 1, the ninth grade wil] go Borough — Rev. Reece R. Hill. Providence—Barbara Jean, badges presented. At the not adequate to bouse the Sun- {while they are working on the t on a trip to Bertrand's Island at five-weeks o!d daughter of Mr. the group going into the h!fb| problem, the studies of the Lay minister of the New Providence brc cket presents the a>verw ProfSdfnc* Oil into our big new station on U. S. Highway 22 in Hillside. We're BorouRh. N. 3, for a. Plenary Retail On GRAND OPENING Days only equipped with the latest car and truck repair facilities—to IJIstributlon license for preml»*» '•!*• 301 nallt uaterf »t 22 South etreet. Jf«» Prarl- were driven Fri., Sot., Sun., May 29, 30 & 31 handle every motoring need. We have the tools and know-how dence Borough. to keep your car running safer, smoother, longer. And we have Objections, If any. ahould b» mse!» into this Immediately, tn vrttlng. to Tfiom«s C7 tube. No 11 pumps ready to serve you with CALSO Gasoline. MuMon. Borough Cletk of the Boraujf air lout THESE TIRES WERE REMOVED FROM Of New ProvldKnes, N. J. Recentimpartial road teetsshowthatCALSOratesconsistently ©*f«d; May 28. 1853 SO EASY TO BRAND NEW CARS ON OUR SHOW. (Signed) FRANK P MEA high in road octane. With CALSO, the High Road Octane Gas- AtEXANDEB D. ROOM FLOOR BY PEOPLE WHO PAW oline, you get greater power with leas knock.. .faster pick-up May 38. Je. 4. OWN—NO DOWN PAYMENT EXTRA TO HAVE EXTRA SAFETY •nd more economical mileage. We also feature Heavy Duty NOTIC* UP TO (El WHKS GENERAL TIRES PUT ON THEIR CAR* RPM Motor Oil—the oil that guarantees satisfaction—or your* TAK« ironci t h«t g Mff 31 on| rucco bu appll«KJ to Bomtigh Coun- 52 TO PAY * ***** y 5° * y money back! cil of New ProvWfncd Borougli, N. J-. for a Plenary Retail DtetrllratJon 1!- So be sure to drive to thi» Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Give tia* for pr«nls«« cttuatnt on Boutb your car the benefit of the best in service-and enjoy CALSO, CKrett, New Prorldew* Bor«iigh. Oblectlona. If any, ahoultf to* wsd« the High Road Octane Gasoline! Imratdlately, In writing, to Thorns* C OUTSTANDING Mtuwon. BoKMijth Cierk of the Borougb of Ntw Prorldwict, J». 3. BUY PRODUCT Of Till CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY Dated: May M, 5?W BARGAINS IN I (Slftnwh AKOKLO V. UAZZQCOO. ON May 38. Jt. Make MI your headquarters for better car caret 600x16 TAKB KOTICTS Sh»t Pretf tin, tn4- USED TIRES ! lf mi Wltd'a Food Store, haa tppltHl idK %tl» Borough Council of Nrw 4 ply pro*ln Mf.eiwe for prcm Sins 710x15 NEW umu rtt«at#drttt#d 4tt »prtfi!»prt»*fi!dd A HANK'S CALSO Mew rratUlinm B«ro«fil». N 3. , 760x15 GENERAL DUAL Objections, It Miy. ihouM b# tnatfe m*dlat«ty. tw wrttln*. i<* Thomaa 800x15 GRIP TIRES O. Mtuwon, Borough Clerk »f tb# h of H<*w Pr

BERYL I* WIED, News of Corr*$pondent Summit 6-3972 $ffn mi Item* rial Day. Games havefcttn planned to include programs, for everyone the November elections or he may in Mountain avenue, nejtr Stands of Holiday Program 'f order a primary and general elec- from first grade to "oldsters." All N«w School ** for Jiint 4 Ntw Education Charles M. Blaekhall. New lJrovideiM* — Starting at : Roads Again top Case Leaving tion in which the field will be entries win be rriade on the flrid, Burnett -Construction On. to 30 p.m., the Recreation Depart- j Berkeley Heights-- The corner* open to all oandidates. It is ex- »n back of Lincoln School In Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. OAoper, rnt under the supervision of stone of the new school I" iny* pected he wilt choose the latter Group Holds Academy etre#t Topic At Meeting Congress for j lot i, map of section tfd H of Liter MaoGirthy will provide a j avenue will b* laid ,|by Theodore procedure. At 2 p.m., the New Preyl* Kihlgren Saturday, June S, at 10:30 First Mttting ! Wayne f^rker tract, part of Woek Irks of spoils events on i J . Jencc PAL U « the N J ! 28. ' • ' - "'•'-•' Wi me Of Committee a.m. Mr. Kihlgren is president of Berkeley Heigh1*—The Berkeley j State PAL in a baseball paw *t H.tthU-Road* again the Board of itfuoeUoiL^—^ Ford Fund Post j Mr. and Mrs H. Edwatf«4»d- j Oak wood Field. Rep. Clifford P. Case, of Rah- 100 New Pupils Heights Education Association * quiet to Mr. and Mra RdWrl W. occupied most of the taeetlng Details of the c«remt>ny have 1 f ! held its first evening meeting last Perry, property in Glf MUto load, The annual square dance in Wednesday evening of the Town* not been completed and the guest way, will resign from Congress For Kindergarten Academy mree;. with Qle' Manship Committee, Fanwoo<| Stone in a - few months to beuome night in Columbia School with 519.71 feet from Livingston -ave- —1 list U also Incomplete. Prank local officials and representatives nue, extended, New -Proyteence Ti-serg TumbJewced*. at 8:30 p.m. Quarry was awarded the low bidJecke'l, district clerk, announced president of the Fund for the Republic, a $15,000,000 enterprise Due This Fall of the sending districts to Re- Borough and Berkeley Jlajgbts. THER& will round out the day's program. (for atone for road repair* and this week that complete detail! Berkeley Heifhts—Th« spring gional High School as special Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. Btsiford Blbert L. Randolph of Berkeley will be announced next week. financed by the Ford Foundation Heights w&s low bidder for stone to promote civil liberties, round-up of kindergarten oandi- gueita. Sending districts to Re- to Ida and Bertha Ricliard, prop- Teenogm to Hovt dates, completed this month, show and Car. For the convenience of those P»ul G. Hoffman, chairman of gional, besides Berkeley Heights, erty In Magnolia drive, UjMfo feet Done* Saturday who wish to attend the ceremony, 70 children already registered, from Springfield a venue, t pro- Petitions from Rutgers avenue the board of directors of the fund, are Kenllworth, Clark, Mountain- t Berkeley Heights — A teenage Snyder Avenue liet between with another 30 anticipated by the duced. . "\ residents were received and re- Mid Mr Case is expected to as- side, Garwoqd and Springfield. Springfield and Mountain avenues, opening of school In September. dance will be sponsored Saturday ferred to Ftoad Chairman Arthur sume his new duties "on or about from 8 to 30:30 p.m. at the Colum* a short distance from the center Physical examinations were Mrs. Laura Golden was the Visiting Nurses to Hold Manner. The petitions claimed September I." The congressman's speaker and her topic was "The bla School by the Berkeley Height* "deplorable condition*" exist in of Berkeley Heights. •alary. It was reported, will be in given each child by Or. Mario Tcj:?nrhlp RE*-r«-it:on Committee, Scale***, with dental examina- Need for Pupils to Make a Good Annual Mttting JmmS the street. This street ha* been the neighborhood of $40,000. In his Social Adjustment at School." A "'•;• '. " ;-r»fa KHy invite gUftStS- one of the major Items that split Federal post, he has been receiving tions being made by Dr. Anthony The annual meeting of the,]faa There will be an orchestra and DEEDS Mocchle. Mra. Frances D'Arcy, film atrip, "Your Educational the Committee to the well-known $12,900, in addition to a non-tax- Philosophy—Does It Matter?" waa ing Nurse Association of Summit IN THE WORLD! 3-2 voting record of the last year. Berkeley Helgota—The follow* able allowance of $2,500 for ex- school nurse, assisted. and Vicinity will .be "fi ing deeds for real e*tate trans- Parent-Teacher Association vol- introduced by Thomas Hughes, What a difference a "Y" make*! Water conditions that consti- penses member of the faculty of the day, June 9, at 8:15 puh actions have been recorded In The Fund for the Republic with unteers under the direction of 8*fore marriage a roan Yearn* for tute a "health menace" were also the office of the register of d«ed* school, Superintendent Kenneth board of directors' room ©f t the brought up by residents of Snyder headquarters at 2 West Forty-sixth Mrs. Ella Mae Josephson assisted a woman; after marriage—well... and mortgages, courthouse, Eliza- Bothwell made a brief address wel- Summit Federal Savings, and Itoan avenue who claimed that a cul- street, New York City was incor- with the record taking. beth. coming the guests and faculty to Association. . . i... vert had been removed and a porated In December, 1953 and the meeting, and complimented the Frances B, jtfontroM, widow, to 4( Graduates Plan Election of five trustees-:for "train had been covered up. Julius was granted $15,000,000 by the faculty on' their year's work. three years and of officers^lfpr the "Vied of M«ad street again com- Elisabeth F. Mootross, property Ford Foundation for Its work in H»pote«na Picnic A social hour followed with Mrs. coming year will be the prlnelpal 'lined about water conditions in New Providence Township, lo- February. Berkeley Heights—A class trip cated in the middle of Stony Hill Elisabeth DIehl, a member of the Item of bustneM. Nominated? for lere. He has made several appear* Although endowed by Ford, it to Bertram's Island at Lake Ho- re-election to the- board JJL.txua- road. faculty, In charge of the refreuh- nets before the Committee in Is a corporation independent of patcong on, June 9 will start grad- tees are Mra. Amos Hiat*,"|Dr. * Anna M. WsJte, single, Individ- mertts. he last few years to complain the foundation, uation festivities for 48 graduates Evelyn Holt, Mra. Samuel" A. ually and as executrix, to Mrs. bout the itreet. Vand«rbllt Mentioned of Columbia School. The annual Smith, Jr., PHUIICJ. Kerrigan and " One bright note in the road de- Warren ShulU, property in Moun- Hardly bad the announcement class dinner In the school cafete- DEEDS Edward J. Whitmore. Other nom- artment was the report that pre- Uin avenue, 380.90 feet easterly been publicly made when specu- ria on June 18 I* t*e next event Borough—Th* following deeds inations may be made from ithe Iminary work on the drainage in from the center line of Park ave- lation ran rampant through coun- scheduled and graduation will bo for real estate) transactions have floor. • * Iprlngfield avenue in front of the nue. ty Republican circles regarding a held June It in the school audi- been filed in the office of the coun- Any person who has donated )1 •jost office has been completed and Mr. and Mrs. William Hforak to possible successor to Mr. Case. torium with Board of Education ty register, courthouse, Eliisabeth: or more to the Association; ia *s now ready for curbing and a Mr, and Mrs. Nean Lund, property Among thoie mentioned were As- president Theodore Kihlgren pre- Mr. and Mri. Henry A. Monaco, automatically a member and-en- 3id«walk.f:. in Orchard lane, 37450 feet from semblyman

Now COMPLETELY The Committee scheduled a conference for May 2T (last night) GUARANTEED His stortft slttyk, to discuss the draft of the ordi- nance which will ban hunting in Township limits. Exclusive "xoms Schtdultd for Lady's Aid PERMAGLAS "cro Postal Cltrit Protection Vew Previdenoe —, Mrs. Rose (treat f«r llccl, postmistress at the Murray CANT RUST! Illl post office, has announced hat civil service tests for a «ub« CANT CRACK! tltute clerk will be held at Sum- nit High School, 273 Morris ave- CANT CHIP! \ue, on Saturday, June 6, at 8:30 .m. Persons living within the deliv- ry area or employed in the post 'fice may take the examination. "o specifio education is required. it applicants must take a written :an>lnatlon" which includes ad- OLDSMOBILI POWIR STEERING WATER HEATERS •3si checking and a t«afc of ability in Itoctfte follow instructions. Starting pay Sl.eiH per hour. and All The terts will be given by the rkrnal director of the 8«cond . 8, Civil Service Region. U. S. vil Service Commission. Further SHARP formation and the forms for ap- Meet th« little lady with th»"tun-ton touch"! '• 27Uwl»Avt. SU. «-atl^ yUjf for the pott may be ob- NoncisJsntly wheeling that big Super "88" OUswobikk aliMd.At the Murray Hill post b)to a tight spot at the curb. Gracefully Hwiw vWMwy IWW i^^^^^^^R^P ^w^^y^Wy off let. maneuvering through a snarl of traffic. Serenely cruuinf the highway with all the confidence of a veta-aii. J cnauffeurl Vhat'a her secret? Power Stmlng*! ", The kind of Pcmer Steering that lets you ' • OOBtrol two tens of sutomobilr with just „ iaglf^ip pressure. The kind that takes out the efort / yet lti*e« in the "feel of the wheel" . ., gives > mitar security in case of a blowout or a sudden hole % la ibe roid. The kind of Power Steering that •• Oldiaobile offcri.., along with E*ower Brake**, Powef Styliip, and the l6S.hor»epower "Rocket" ; M0K1Y OmDIIS engine. See us soon ... and tee what Qldjmobile's ^ f«moiu power featone CSB mean to you! > TIUVIUIU *T1m* P*u*r Fmtium **4*m d Kyt art mplivnni «i Mfr« .YOUR TIME IS OUR TIME As part of its concept of icrvice, Summit Federal Savings adapti Jt» builnew houw to those convenient for you. If you commute, you'll find ui open at 8 t,m. —and ready to «erve you rapidly. If you'r* at home during the day, you can atoti in between 8 a,nu tnd 4 p.m.. Mondays thru Friday*. And if you can't *nak« it any of those hours, we're also open on Friday eVe- ningt, from 0 to 8. Making it ©a-y for you to »ave frith safety and good earnings it our objective. Let us aerve you, i IQPII -II- MttlllY UIN ,Utt8t Divided 2% per annum- four Stvirigi Inaurtd up to $10,000, SUMMIT FEDERAL SAVINGS OLD S IS/TO B I LE MAT « "iAriTt-CHlCK" HONTM . » . til ?O«« OitlMOtUI mmmmm and Urn* Anotktk* . m SpHogfitW Awiu*, bwmtm BaiAweod Road awl Mqj* SUmmlt6-8150 tA%i§ SPERCO MOTOR CO wtm> MORRIS AVINUI rent n*u» *we natumi dor »»tut* in lAMtTTiirip THE SUMMIT HERAIP. THURSDAY. MAY 28. IMS Sprinyfield wife, M». Evdyn Kn,,ht department of management and | county . said Mrs. Knight , . 63 Vslley View aventk^UO; George Mentd Hygiene Staff personnel. |«raU Henry C. McMullen Uat Wil v - .lit, Wife'f CfcOige UWk. Knight PIINUJIHJ ruilty to Springfield home ut,.,, Harmon, J3-A Weaver street; John Barbara Strykcr of Buund Princeton Grid Mr. Signoretli, who waa select- A Summit r«*idt'nt, Kd»ard • diwixifrly conduit. band At 2:30 .m.. , J. FSynn, 79 AshwoodWtnue; An- Hrook ha* joini'd th<» staff of the ed as the outstanding, ^luauius (or a Pay $271 in Fines l»5i, has been «ctive'(in alumni Knight. 2T. of _OJen»ide •«»w,i| ^ ^ rwjUiu>(1 from a corn- to Rain entraru'c to dr»-v\r M, Thompson, 9 Cowi'Sl avi» Slervtal ..Hygiene Clinic of Union '•' '''Jiiie Star Helps Induct association , wmk sine* the re- the dt'ft-ndanf.'.i bi-«aiclng a window. Fiftwn p«.r»on« wor. liifd ',%,,,., w Mcb, Bi, 0, summit; Wai-. t-d sentence da>-« in thp Magistrate Albert H, Bu-rmann ! County *so » ps; social «ttivation of the group in 1947. court la* Thursday for speeding. <*r P.-der*en, Moral .venue, Mur-| it w*ts annoumett this. New Hi-Y Club When he tiirns over bia duties to Th«y were: Thomas U. Hutttr. rjiy Hill, $10, Nine out of county] H«-«. Frank McF*t», Prlneetaa AH- the incoming president on July 1» Stryk«-r- wag graduated SmS DDelmor e avenue \B r r k *• 1 cy .drivers ppai d $$8 4 tor speedingpg, one A mer i can football flayer, ad- he will become « member of the i board of trustees, Heights, $20; Miss Hazrt M. K»W,.$|H f right of way violation,} with a master's degree from th»* of local Hi-Y or a Me i* owner and prfaidetit of th« me,, $5 for traffic signal violation, X«HV York School of i-Un-isl Work. »lubs last Thursday evening «t the auutiiff $5 tor not having ne Columbia Unm-r*ity \li\ it month. YMCA. but nwd«* no mention of Design Service Company in FOR LOW CALORIE in possession. . ' l.«> yw»r sh»- did ful.l work a* tli** gif.m*- in which licgrtara. M*- York, and reside* wUh h\m .Other" violations: Carelr** driv- a i^S oot-hil worl(i-r «it Pit «by- who k an honor student, re- at 16* Hitlcreiit avenue. HIGH PROTEIN Anthony' Rat kowaki. » Lala-; U-iian Hospital. ,\>w York. Oiht'r | ferrp(j to j^(>w n Hi-Y experi«nc«» SAVEUPT0H52U y ; Wam-n Kimber, 5o! tx|>enfnc«-* ;m liuieti 'dm-rtor or at Ottwtoii, Ohio. Named Insurance SALT FREE AND Wild wood lane, both Summit; Ksi-i * jikygiouiaf nt Washington, IX 1 Tin- (n'tasio-n of thi Company Officer doiph Sandt-mi'ir, 1 K< rnhill road, (* , coitage sm»-i visor at tiu-SUitf vitut th*1 induction of nw;atb*ra of John JM. Blegtn, of el* Spring- DIABETIC FOODS rfpringiifld, $13 each, and Kalph Home lor Ctrl*. Trenton, and the Ont(-nni«I Hi-Y Club, « new fitld avenue, has been named an INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AT NEW LOW PRICES Deraistofaro, 534 Trinity place, hom<< s.-rvkf work for tin- Bound organization.' The induction was assistant aecretary of th« Aaerica Visit the New Wi'stfteld, $15. .Brook JK« «l t'rorf. conducted by the- Watcbung Hi-Y Fore Fire Companies. i Club under

: Dick WVUfarock. P*U*r Frfl*c'h. j '• Warner MUawn. David Backer, ! i Fred Jwans, Stephen Kavalgian, \ HHi pitiiaf mU»\: ^J ton to David Bannister, Ted Guue, Bob j 1 (Jkirdher, Bruce Allen, Kip Web- 1^00HM. OVW rol.«fl 4 1, t,o>Mf ater, Dick Ouirey, Karli* Rutine, 9-1—1 bed in. FoM0»% Si!»«» blue coal BUDGET PLAN Diamond v«l»«-i»iK«ad •ng : Donald Hughlett, Ronald Pott, \ Bill Coit, Henry Long, Bill Rodcr, ; Blair Camp, Chris Tatlock. I The induction team waa made 00/vrwA/rAA/y I up of: I I Ted Mendonhall.John Jacob*en, j Calvin Low, Ronald Anderson, aS TOOAV AA/& j Fred Naef. Ted Grave*, Gordon YOU eer &/£&£ 3 OT&SR I Proctor, advisor. SCREWS TOO/ ^ Summit1 Resident Helps Comb. Honor College President Alfred A. Sighorelli of Summit, Doors outgoing president of the Newark (any itock lize) f CD EAST OM TOOI KXXrnOOK. No btg "lump >ize" College of Engineering Alumni COMI. WINDOWS . 7JO up bitof. to pay. E*ty paymeots to tit your budget. You Association, represented that KNOTTY PINE .W/i $q, ft. get low moaner prkc in effect at time you siarr. group in a portrait presentation (Top Grade) ceremony hr-ld in conjunction*5 (3) PWO-OP WtMIft H«AT. H )W «art this pUo earl) SHEETROCK 5< «j. ft. with the NT. C. E. alumni reunion New you con save roai money on new pare the price. See them. Drive them. you'll txenmclf tree of co*l bills wben otaa winter s KIMSUL REH.ECTIVE ChrktiOBi and other expenses tut ywi. last Saturday. light, medium, and light-heavy duty Come in today. Your old truck may Mr. Slgnorelli, in presenting the INSULATION «# sq.ft. International trucks. Compare the qual* equal the down payment. Convenient (a) HO WOmMG wfaeo Eoc "coJd speir* eoooes. You'll portrait of Dr. Allan R. Cullimore, 3Ft.CwtorPickets ..II^M. be ready with plenty of coal in your tmt. No "emergency Rjr. Compare the performance. Com- terms, of cour»a president emeritus of N. C. •£., 2-DR. WARMOIE5 .. 19.75 delivctm" will he oecctsary.. stater "HaT the ide« originated with the Clajsa of '28, but when REDWOOD SAWBUCK I1U iOOMM YOU SIM! TW MORE YOU SAVE othir alumni heard of the move- TABLE & BENCH S*rt 2S.S0 ment, they exprejeed a.degjre to Redwood Trellb« . 1.79 •» participate. Bill's Auto Service Plywood, corner cabinets, unpalntcd furniture, ctlltag tU«, Dr. Cullimore, who s«vtd as plnf-pon( table*, hardware. 531 MOHHIS A%KXl!E, AilJIIMIT. 4. president of Ji.C.E. from 1927 un- L. W. BALDWIN CO. til 1949, came to the college as its first dean in 1919. He was instru- Hilton Screen FLORAL AVE. Phone: SUmmit 6-0073 MURRAY HILL, N. J. mental in the organization of the College, end received the lAtnme & Lumber Co. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS award in enginering education In f 170 Springfield Ave. Vajut HsB Standard of the Hiqk*or THE blue coal BUDGET PLAN IS THE EASY WAY TO BUY 1951. At present he still serves UN 2-7108 Open Sat, S:«0 P. M. the College aa ehalrman of the Open Sundays to l:«t tM. —

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J, • Opm Ivmltifi • Ut+Mmi MM 1 420ft ***«rfr.» ^^fa&e&tflrt fctftoatejab^^^^jg^^ Mm- »gmg^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ,ii^^^^^^i»,' -^J^^^^^^H A THOUMMIT THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 P«g« 11 iummit Mom Completes j completed a course in chemical all the important known Ntw Mcniogtr Named Named Committee Head y Cows* 1R Japan ; warfare paperman, shows an Intense pride For Next Week for Lcscal Public Health Services bOYS *nJ GIRLS, 6-12 fears latercat in England i* running in and •lfection\for th« Roy«l of New Jersey. Camp} Mim ttUel ' M ' Gcddia, chief | |u£.t4 $15*. hlfh •* pre*cnt politically, eco. family In hla presentation of Five counties, Bergen, F«sex. mi noniicaily and royally Of all the operator *t New Jerwey Beli Tele- ! TnmpotUUoa, r.ufriUoui luodwoni, ait Queen Elisabeth and the Prince phon?a Summit six telephone ex- : Hudfron, PAsaaic and Union will far &w»f !«.nd#, Bug-kind L» more ind crafts nuitrul, ioturaort.—-140. Consort as a gktmorotu, romantic change, announe«d ytitterday that | participate. The purpose of the Slitti sitmtiut kmi 1 **»»* **j»«rf i mikt. HOOUHOtO represented on tbe tbelve* of th« AND young couple who balance each •'family night" will "bo held Mon- 1Council u .to interest "citteens in Bout week periods iv»ikbl» QUICKIY — EAJIIY public libraries In the United other's personalities., He pictures day and Tuesday at the local c«n- \forming loual health councils to S-s.iicjnuig Instntctioa Lurge outdoor 7) foot pool * . State*—either by it», author* or Elisabeth a« an intelligent, well- tml office, Hi Springfield avenue. atudy he«lth problems,. >. • in books written about^lta tountry Gun«, sporb, hfltei, tennis, \rollef trained ruler; Philip as a friendly, —than any other pl*«e\ J Families and friends of all prc*. - bill, crafts, art, story telling, sound very human young man capable cent and former operators are in- movies, Mture study, diimatici. The Summit Library is no ex- of linking the Crown and the peo^ vited to tour the telephone traffie ANTHONY FIMIA. CoroD«t«nl 5upcr»i«i«» by men»ber» of ception,. pit. Sure to be popular despite building. Refreshments will be Jobbtttg PmmpHy Aitenfail 7> our faculty and ciperieaced OMtiudon. Miss Lillian Speer, librarian, repetition of material. served in operators lunchroom. PLUMBING • »IK.\TIAtJ Rtgisteted Nut>c. Eorollmeot* limited. has given a resume of a few of England's Past and Prcisent-~ Hostesses will b« Jim.'Carolyn Inrsll NOW! — NMM OUnfl* 7-4J00 the books which *he believes, will SHEET METAL'WORK D1STROYS MOST Archibald Low 3. tckjettUJlW,, Victoria D, poin». CAftrtllY SCHOOL appeal to readers. Th« list below 7 Chestnut Avrnue HOUSIHOLD INSECT5 UKit A rapidly paced condensation of M»»s Dclphinia V. Gl*nata»ia. Mm savanw MB utt MOIMI *N» causm start* with a bit of vera<$ by Summit 6-7424-J tOAdtn um WITH iwt W*JH *»« He*wn England's social and economic Ruth Schmidt, MUs Olive Q. Buek- Eleanor ,and Herbert FarJ«on alevv, Miss Owen Fleming Mit.^ ma tMO Roiagitcii ami iiniu , written about the other Queen history, based on the author'i SflDlH M» (tWIUBU (10*U Uttn conviction that only the inven- Mus Ann Weed of Summit has Jean. LeCarl, Mrs, Eleanor M, I HIM AMB «i*n mm mm . fllfi t tabUti tions, literature, art, and science bgen promoted x to manager of Kirkpatrick and Miss Aike H. 'The boldest of sailors have aailcd C ttrmittt.'i of the people are important. E*ch Kre*ge- Newark's Summit branch Schoonmaker, to the West, •vtrf IUG IVI* pudtMHd chapter covers the reign of a king on Springfield avenue, replacing Ciuides will be Mi&s Itose M. The greatest of poe-U hav« written 6t your local (feolei or ordti *icJ •Uli **4 Ian* or queen, and us supposed to re- Sirs. Clara Parks of Bernardaville, Poll. MIB-I B»rharit"T. Allen. Mi** RUGS IU« lUtl their best, (no COC.'i pl*«si) quire no more than five minutes who.huA been transferred to the Nit'Wi Busraino.^Mrs. Florence R. with I..H mufti. laWtt The gayest of people have danced Coblclgh. Ml&3> Kat'hlocn M- Daven- pttktt !*>tt • «,*«!• g of the reader's time, Newark store as buyer of sports- American Asrovep Inc., on tlie green, port, Slias Lucy (jembina, Mis*1 EXPERTLY r«m <•*•« *n4 si #t*tt*4 literary Britain — Photographed wear, u«pt. 1 And England1* grown merry #inc# Ann Hen rich, Mtes Eleanor Ljoius, CtfMMTII: l» HOT tftflHIfltV by Bill Brandt. Miss Weed, who lives «U 100 170 Writ 74ilt St., B MT1IHID WITHIN Ml tttlt fte* Bess became Queen." Mra, Thereaa M. Manner, MIM The well - known photographer, Beeknwn road, has been with the CLEANED INcw York 25, N. Y. a MBiotMi. mtm iu« MU win (From Kings and Queens) Margaret McGrath, «jid . Mm. Bill Brandt, spent more than a Kresgft. Newark orgnnization for uwnu tutin m m nm. History of the Coronation—Law- the last eight years, during which Marion Paul. Alto txcellent for u« u v&rttion cottagt or umg»~)

New Reding Swtsl Widest windshkld and near Just touch a Itver to adjust Another Nash CKclusive HIGH Tty this custom engine that window, with greatest eje- the back of either front seat that makes Nash the scored two straight victo- level vision of any closctl car. to any of five positions! "Dream Car" for sports- ries over all American cn- men and vacationists. ginMat the Lc Mans, ROAD France, 24-hour road race. OCEANS % mates the difference

Tmti youndf to smoother 'X going this weekend ... tfftat / Mo6t Rtoomf Here are the *idest seats, Economy UfonefJ Only NaJh protects you your car to CALSO, the High In the 1953 Mobilgas Econ- Easier parking, sure con- Three tnnimiision choices front and rear, of anjr car with the life-saving safety omy Run, the Ambassador trol on the road, with new Including overdrive and on the road. 17VJ square of exclusive, double-rigid Road Octette Gasoline. The with dvttdtivt Won first in Nash Power Steering (op- new, improved Dual-Range feet of lugga^ spec. (t«clAM,wllh 22,54 mpg. tional on Ambassador). Hytlri-Matic Drive. Airflytc Construction. fact that CALSO has a high octane rating on the road k You'll Sit Why Nash, First In 1952 Salts Gains, Is Mow Winning The an important fad fof you to know. Gtet more knodk-fh* irtaltst Number Of Buyers In Our History power... quicker pick-up, TAKE THE KEY AND $11- 6U MUST HAVE NOTICED all the OCW American trend toward continental design. better p«rforto*«c* In your YN&sb Airftytes on tbe toad-^veryone Then take the wheel for just 10 miles. "YOU'i.1 FIND NONI SO N«W AS Drive the rnagnifloent Nash Ambassador, car. KM? CALSO in yt>ui Abes! Nash scored the greatest percent of Mies gain in the industry last year—and for the popular Statesman or the new Rambler. tank this weekend; it'll mak« 1953, Hash sales are far surpassing last • Yes, just 10 miles will show you why ttSW FARINA ytar's fecord*bfeakjog pace. Today, the more people want Nnh—more people buy Of *11 Amtrlcin number of Nafeb owner* ii tbe highest in Nt*h—than ever btfore f n Witery.,. why Mm, 6nly Nath our entire n%««ne years. you will want Naifi, too. And come pre- PRIII NlW TYM OP ROAB MAPS. bun th* ft«i of thi world'! foremost Now discover why! pared to trade, because youf old car wilt D*»!gn«d in n«w, handy btxtkkl form tuiiom-ctr Com* see the din with the daring new never seem the same again after your first thrilling Airflow ride! i fH«ir kind. G«t yOVrt Ot "Moln Farina look" that started the whole ymt CAlSO»t«lt«nlMltyi AMIAMAOOi STAfilMAN tAM*n PHONE NOW! OUR DtMONtT*ATO*$ Atl WAITING I She* of th« lilt mi *t*r\

HMVf urn tMi mmm **. VM CAUTMMM Oil :i Huh Alrflyte. hut glvm fVaih de*len An Bn«tt •vpplr of III* nto*J«l, lop «|tt*lilV Irmlc-ln* In hi*\ory. Thcnr> i«|«ct UM4 Gift «M§ fiH«wl tti idl »t VON SIEFART INCORPORATED Used Car Bargains! onc«~f(> ire your Nauli dmlrr /(M/HV nUilf hr itlll lm» « wUl* dudee dfmum «Mi BXKWb, 114 IROAD STiliT • . • J^MIglJ THi SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. MAY 2t. IMS LEGAL ADVBBTISEMrlNT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT U50AL AOVKI (honors were Mated in the 1963 «H-and the .Student Council, •rtiat.; Alien May- j punsmor# Shop Moving UNION COUNTY COURT: (ion of the school yearbook, "The Other vote results are Judith bee, Joyce Morgan, beat dancer*:r ... •veoini. Jun» ». 1B»3. »t «l«bt o'cioek Senior Class personality; DlmaejV«e Grtoby, Audrey Schmidt, most} in «M Ottr Ball. " V. PROBATE DIVISION. Top," distributed \&a% week. Lyman, beat Shop, The soBiicfction of HfcroJd w, Be: NICHOLAS HUJSI. tndlvidiulljr AndremratlileUc; James Polk, Ann Flor-| woman* lingerie and specialty Kelly MT I*oc*l»n wUl b# prt and t K THE 6QULRE MEN'S AMD Annual issued This year's book is dedicated to dres^d; ence, moat intelligent and did; *n in "A-*" SO»M, pubite i=al* of all of the ntfci'U of Ransom and John J, Tyrtdall, to permit eonstrueUoa or a «i»e-«tory NICHO1A3 KOISI. ind«?ldu«Uy and PAW. ft Summit High.IfelHxft senior Paul "her patience with and complete!^^ looking; Edwin Dedewr, Jean iill provide larger and more tflttltloa comprising an «aelo»e application will be beard *t gprlogfleitf Avenue, Summit, Ji#w Jw- EU«b«th, &a.id time *nd place, ZONIKO ORJDtNANOB Berkeley Radio and Television, BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT, AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC APPLIANCES now located «t the corner of Sum- Xingsley 0- Thoanon. Stereury. mit avenue and Bank street, will 38 occupy the quarters vacated by 7ONINO Marian Dunarnore, •<• -.-^-"" BOAKD OF ADJUSTMENT Red Cross Seeks Donors NOTICE Th« reguUr monthly meeting* of th»; Summit Zoning 'Ordinance Board of For For Bloodmobile Visit- Adjustment will ba held Mond»y A need for additional donors for 1&i3> *4 etsht °'clock EASTERN FUEL the bloodmobile visit here on Tues- The application of H«lets and Blf h- 233 BROAD STREET day, June 2, waa expre&sed by nrd WrtJbrock will be presentt-d fend Garden FREE PARKING taken up for eontid«mtton. SUmmlt 6-0006 blood bank officials of Summit Said application requeeta »n excep- OPEN EVENINGS chapter, American Red Cross. The tion to . the aouing txrdinance rtgu- lathiB front s©t-t»aclu on corner loU mobile unit will be at St. Tercm'fl In "A-6" roues, to permit enclosure auditorium from 1 to 7 p.m. of exitting porch on property known as No. 3 Dunnder Drive, closer to A telephone committee under the front property line tli»n prescribed direction of Mrs. Jamea Burke la by ordtnmc*. • Finest Evergreens Any objectors to the granting of • Flowering Shrtibi] at.work endeavoring to secure the the *bove application will be heard • Rhododendron necessary donors for the visit. at said time and place. Aadeas • Laurel Persons wishing to donate a pint ZONING ORDINANCE • Perennials • Annuals BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. of blood and who have not yet Kingsley CJ. Thomson, Secretary. bwn called are^urged to make an May 2S • Seed* • PerfNtnrt. Humus Peat Moss appointment by catling headquar- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ters at Summit 6-2G7& , Prices That Are Rmnonablc I ESTATE OP FLORENCE E Locol Woman Heads •, Pursuant to the order of CHARLES I A. OTTO, JR. Surrogate of the SOUTH MOUNTAIN NURSERIES Hanover Schools I County of Dnioft, made on the twelfth day of May AD, 19J3, upon the »p- Miss Mary Carol Sharp of 191 i plication of the uncJerslgnelJ. aa Sur- LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOIIS Oak Ridge avenue, has been made i viving Executrix of the c«tat« of k.»idi l Millburn Ave. & Vaux Hall Rd. Millbmn a permanent principal of thp Whip- j $%™£ ^«d«* *™*f l?£h$ pany ond Memorial Schools of the j to the subscriber uiiCer oath or af- OPEN SUNDAYS Ml. 6-1330 firmation their clairna and demands i from Hanover Township public school tgalnst the estate of said de«ea*fd system it w&s announced this within alx months from tht d*te of said order, or they will b« forever week. barrel from prosecuting or recovering Miss Sharp was gradua;ed from the aame «g»ln&t the «uh«erlber Oak Knoll School, Rosemont Col- EDNA SI. miOHTLK, Survlvlni: Executrix., lege. Rosemont, Pa., and the Katti- .VORMAN J. ABRAM3, Atty. this.. eririe Gibbs Secretarial School of 120 North Ave. West. P!d!rHeld, N. J. ' ; New York. May 21. 28. Je'. 4.11 oivtf Fees: $9.00 ' On June 8 she will recS've her UNION COUNTV COURT: master of arts degree !n a(ira!ni&- PROBATE DIVISION. tration and supervision at Seton (Re: NICHOLAS RUISI. individually Hnll University. and t a TItE SQUIBE JUSTS AND BOYS SHOP. A&iisnor. to PAUL, R. KUilKBERO. Assignee, I KGAL ADVEBTISESIENT NOTICE IS HfHE'By OIVEN. that OR!»ISANTK th; above numed Awl?jnor ha« oa the 18th day of May 1951, mad*. ««cur«t, HOARD OF ADJUSTMENT and cWJvRrad to PAUi B. KI.EIMBPHO, NOTICE of the City of Newark;,.. County of. Th» r«-Bular mot-.thlv mpetlng or the Kssex, and 8*ate of N*ri» Jersey, an Sumrat: Zoning Ordinance Beard of aAslxxmient ot, Ills en'tre mate In Adjustment will b«* held Monday *ve« trait for the benefit of his credUnra niKir. Jsine B. 1953, at eight o'clock In accorda'ncp with TlUe 2-34:1 Of the !n*-the CUv Hull, R»vls«l a:atut«s of Kew Jf rgey (19371. The application of Charlea Ruby Th* A.vtsnor was enpaged la the will bfr prr*( nted and takea up for buslnrut of the sale of irsen'a cloth- corw'df ration. ins and furnl.ihln«5 at retail, at No. Said application rtqufsts Hi) ex- 325 Springfield Avenue. Summit. New ccrttion to the zoning ordlnsncs -regu« Jcrs' j\ to this Alt claims of creditor! must b* latlnst "'Cs«" !n "A-IO" Re*idpnlt»l zanrs to prrmtt the can*truct!on of prM^nted at tls* office of PAUL R. a otn;-f-tory fm;ne building on prep- KL.EINBFRO, at No. 7« Broad' flircct. erty known u Block 27, Lot 2 on Bsl- Newark. N>w Je-rspy, within thrr< t3( DO YOU KNOW THIS OFFICE? ta«rol Road, and use ol time - as. ft months from the flatf hrreof or the riding «t.ible. iime wl',1 be biirrctl from coming tn in less than Anv objectors to thp granting of for dlvi1»»id o? m\A Pu*t«. ths above application will be htard at DAtfd: Mav 18th. 1W3. Although if 1$ located in the rolling countryside of said time and place. TAtJI, B ICLSINBERO, ZONING ORDINANCE ; Noiihem New Jersey, it is the new administrative BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. 741 Broad 8tjp*t a lifetime... K2: isle? O. TJiomson. Sewv-k 2. offke of one of the nation's leading insurance Mav ?s JOSEPH J C^ARICK, ZONING !s companies. Here many of the Home Office opera- BOARD Of ADJUSTMENT 11« E. Jersfy Ssreft, EUzabf-1'. Nrw JPTS'T NOTICE M*y 23. Jf i. 11, 58. 25 tions of their world-wide marine, fire, automobile, Th* rf-ptUmr monthly meettnc Of he Suajmn Zonlna Ordlnanc- Boarrt fidelity, surety and casualty insurance business ore if Arijiwtmcnt will he heM Monday mtng Jun» 6. -953, *t eight o'clock lleadquariern For ;n the Cltv H*!l giving employment to many young men and women. The application r>f Ernest Vr*»tv»ehl MaHonolly AdvtrtUed will be prtucnted and taken up for comide ration. Work Clothes ft Sportiwcor S»Sd »pp!te*tion requtsst« an ex?rfi- It U the Short Hills Office of Chubb & Son lon to the Booing ordinance regu- Camping OutfiN. atina "Uses" in "B-S" K5»e« to per- mit She alteration of n»n-conforming Show & Ufgdgt. If jfik ar« int«r«»t«d in •a property known as 6-8-A Walnut •*-«-t. ftnei iss» of same en k thr*e- Wr farry m Ppii Unr at Men's 0 position that offers pleasant working condi- Any objectors to the srantir,? of CHUBB & SON ;•> above appJlratlon •will b^ hsarcl tions close to your home, said tlmfr and p'.are, Insurance Underwriters ZONINO ORDINANCE ! SALZMAN with direct Public Service BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. Kltifcaley O. Thomson, Secretary. OFFICIAL ARMY ft bus transportation, call 1266 Morris Turnpike ELECTRICITY May 28 Mr*. George Boynton at Short Hills, N. J. NAV¥ OiPT STORE ZONING ORDINANCE Short Hills 7-4800 for BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SOI Main Si ORsngc 3-74M NOTICE Men. 9-9 Tnct & «>d »-• an interview. Thur-t 9-9 rrt. »•» The regnia? monthly mMln* of the Sat. 9-9:0* and American Enterprise Summit Zoning Ordinance Board of Adjustment will be held Monday ••••••••

JCilectricity was a novelty a few short years salesmen ... investors large and small — , ago. Today it gives us the miracle of all-elec- are hard at work, planning and creating the Why Attopt less? Get All These tric living. Only one thing made this possible new marvelsf to come. The business-managed — our free economic system which gave electric utilities and manufacturing com- people of initiative the opportunity to pro- panies arc moving ahead with great strides,' gress. And even today these thousands of under the free economic system that has 'people — the inventors .*T. engineers T revolutionized the American way of living dreamers •;•. practical men of business '??. in less than a lifetime. Extras at new low price: Two-spe«d electric windshield wiperi JCP&L Largest brake lining aren in Dodge's field Jersey Cettrtl Power & Lrfkt CwnpiBj Two brake cylinders in each front wheel Safety-Rim wheels Independent parking brake ! Uniformly curved one-piece windshield Oil bath air cleaner Rotary type oil ptimp NOW ON DISPLAY- Weatherproof ignition system V-1IOHT OR SIX Longer-lasting baked enamel finish • SUMMIT RADIO AUTOMATIC mi tftilpmmt mbjnitt tAanf mUh Oriflow shock absorbers Up to^ U c«. ft. more luggage space OPRM ELECTRIC 1111 4*11 RIDAY N Added head-room, leg-room, iilbow-ipo«« APPLIANCES NITE 'TIL f P. M. ... acroiMtift-board prlco roductiont mirk big salot gain! 48APPLIANC5 SprinqfWd A E CO SU. 41778 •B»,«» *<> «•« '^irati^ Pcmm Powerhouie" Monday thfbugh Friday at 6:46 P.M. oti WHX-TV, Channel 11. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ALWAYS SEE YOUR DODGE DIALER FOR THE BEST VALUE ALL WAYS EASTERN FUEL FREE PARKING OTTO SCHMIDT, JR.,INC EVENINGS RUmnlt MMM .' THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 Pag. Rosary Shrine to Have Children's Service English Honors Resume of Year's Mrs. S. M.Maben Children, both Catholic arid Won by Summit non-Catholic who are brought to Activities Made Named Regent Homry Shrine on Sunday at 3:45 p.m., will.be dedicated to the Im- Wells Graduate By College Club Of DAR Chapter maculate Heart of Mary, R,.v. .Mary Jain- Seriggins, daughter Edward L. Phillips, o. p., chaplain" Outstanding achievement* of the 'J^ie annual meeting of the of Sir, end Mrs. Edwin P. Serig- College Club were reviewed laat of the monastery, will officiate. B Ui i Short Hills chapter, DAR, was • - V..*MJMC road, received the Friday at the anhuftl meeting, h$!d at the home 0/ the organis- bachdor of ttft& -svitl), distinction when board members reported to ing regent, lira Alexander W. n Two Summit Girls Slated >- Kr.Kiihh,- at Wells College. Au- the general membership at the Keller of Pine Grove avenue, Mr*. For Syracuse Degrees •'««». N\ Y., on Monday, May 25, home of Mns. Paul B- SlutrUt of Frank W. Olive of VVhltiredge She wiu, Hi/*, awarded the Claw of Oak Ridge avenue, hospitality road, presided over tills meeting Miss Phyllis C. Flanagan, .daugh- IS»05 poetry, prize of $23 chairman, ; at which the following officerf* ter of Mr». A. C. Flanagan of ^ An KngliM, major at Well*. Jliss Mrs. Webster VanWinkle. fi- were elected: Mrs. Spencer M, 851 Springfield avenue, and Miss *Seng-inj, served as editor of the I nance chairman, recalled that « Mtibeh, regent: Mrs. Lloyd A.. Claire Gulamerian, daughter of Patton, vicf'-regent; Mm. Wilton li:«*rH ry iiuj^ixiiu., and was on the j record total of $3,812.10 was raised Mr. and Mrs. G, M, Gulame-rUn •J. Halloi-k, chaplain: Mrs. Harold of 7 De Forest avenue, are candi- tleaii;-, Ibt of honor students. She, i by the annual book >a!e la»t f«ll, I)* Wallace, recording secretary; dates for baccalaureate degrees «i «a> u rncniSor of the French, arts,* I «nd enabled the eiub to qward 'Mrs, K-u'grne I... BaptLste, carre- Syracuse University. «n<-i literary dub* and sang with 1^2,925 in schokrahlpa und $500 to •sponding heerettiry: Mrs. Kendall HenryV Eight, a dnra!,,gronp. Sl;e the American AiMwciation of Uni- .1 Jt>y. Jr., treasurer; Atra. P. T. versity Women for tlie "Summit. was in ilu- t.a.st of the senior play. .Sproule, registrar; Mrs. Joseph It; New Jersey Fellowship," -Mrs. S|wiirrr .M. Miilirii BEAUTY HINTS Shaw's "An.tiocie.Ht and the Lion," Potter, librarian and Mr*. C. pn-.senu-il H-Uurday night. College Club now has 370 mem- JIIIP* .Wipiiii Frederick Mueller, hraiorlun. By Mr. Richard bers, an increase of about 40 is She will be married June 27 to Matter Hair Stylist the last ye«»r, a» reported by Mrs,^ Beta Sigma Phi Members Iliads I>"nr<>'Club Mini's Zimnier. H senior at Cor- Q. Folke Swuiuon, membership ', su.vtairr, x. j. n.-ll. and will rater Yale for .grad- Mis.s Eiizabeth Crone of Coit chttlrnmn The club has [Attend Convention road ha.s heen elected pi'e.tidcnt lUJte work in the full- ' MEMBER* <>*< THB-CUST OF "I Remember Mama," presented last week-end by the Drama Guild of;. - r outgrown We think until every woman Calvary Episeopal Ciuireh, await the curtain on opening night. Left to right are-Mrs. David-J. Rose, the f«eilitle .«. Dar- Philadelphia last week-end were a professional, for cutting huir .The Ki-nt I'IIUT School primary win C Hand, ft1* the new ho.-i- Miss Barbara-H;tnn of Kent Place Portr.H, by DORSEY is a technique calling /Mrtirtent hsss announced evenls ;iita'iity chairman. boulevard, MUs Florence MeSllle, masterly liand.' As someone has for Uw final wee It-of the aehoo. Donor Dinner fo Drama Guild Pleases Capacity formerly of RAQttRACH Sir*. Charles B. Cleave.*, pro- of Springfield avenue. Ms.ss (Jer- said: "What the stroke o|" « year. gram ehflirimm, reviewed the aidine ftose of Short Hills, Miss painter's brush is to u-canvas, Ruth i Wiles of Chatham nml MIJSS On Krii-'.y, Moy ?n. at lO:3t)a.m. Be Held Tuesday Audiences With "I Remember Mama" year'.f general meetings: Tlie Summit 6-SI88 the hair stylist's shear* are. to Mary U)ii Goett also of (.'tmihani. there will bo a dance festival in membership tea in September, the the shaping of awell sculptured the n.'.j-embly room by grades am I Aw rttaled by Rev- E- R t«];en jri.u-c, Aeellfitoined to tile By Sisterhood book ."ale in October, the inaugu- coiffure." !l)|.iii |, five. This will he H denv of Calvary Epiot-opftl Chiireh in. s nioi'f ample proportions of M-'idy ration of a dinner daiiee in IS'o- It is true that the shears in on.-tration_-fi)r. parent, aluimiHt hii -jntr.odm.'tion ti> tlie Thursday The SiaTer'hc*i)d of • tlie Jewi'tj Oiii'i.3t.<'iiti or Peggy'Wood.s in the vcmber, January open meeting at the hands of an export arc rc- and frien !;, of accomplishments night (icrfonnanee of "I Remem- •Fits the Trifi— Conununity Center is holding its role uf Mama, slender Misa Kent Place School, February simnjlble loathe lovely, sloe It. in dancing for the year. ber Mama" given by the church annual donor dinner Tuesday night f!an,-.ehlir never;heicas more thnn meeting at which the speaker was well turned heads you sec, and On Wednesday, June 3. «t Dntnu- (Hiiltl, the produccion i.s we are not talking «bou| the •it 7 p.m. at tlie Ne.w Hampshire one that will be long remembered eo'nipeii.,ai!un'for her lack of phys- Mr.s, I/cwii» W'cbater Jones, March Fits the Fashion" J0;;;0 a.m.. the primary piano HLU- open meeting ftt the high sclioo! length of the locks especially. It (ieii:s will give their recital. Each Ilou.je at which time the newly by boji.participants and thojsn who ical broatlth by the spiritual K«UV one of the three performftiiees at whioh the speaker \vtu> Dr. Hu- Is. about the shearing f> bihis Kir! will (\ho participate in two- elected officers for the coming breadtli and depth of her portray- out the best head .cumiur. the given la«L week at the parish hou.ic bert N/Alyta of Princeton, April piano (!«-lections, „ year will-be Installed. al. Kh<- wa.; indeed a happy choice .luncheon at Canoe Brook Country really important feature in the i..AUo on Wednesday, June II. lit Jo theater, new hair fashions. Tint* we in- The IKW officers-are Mr,-., Rob- for ti;e role; Club when Dr. Marjorie Hope tiie .•.tudi'iif.-, in grade five and Undaunted by the technical ihf- Xicolson wtt-i the guest speaker. troduce Mr, Richard of Carousel tlK'.r mot hern will ho.M their tra- ert D, Sriigrnon, president: Mrs T'::.-- f.i.itins .was in fact eiitiritc- ticultU'H involved in . prc^eniins; Mr.s. John S. Tenimnt, vice- Hairdressers, a master of thi.s dition ii KxuUmiori picnic. The Morri.s Blum, Mr.s. Stanley M Fin- JerisUe of the whole produetion. cutting and shaping art, a man thi.s multlpKv ••>« play by John president, reported for Mr?. Keith Ic'lowm^ S^IH from Summit will kel and Mr.s. S.iniuel Kcs.s!er viet V.n Druteu. the director. Mis. The .soft mu.sicjl voice HIKI delicate who has developed n UrliniTiie be promoted from the Kent Place: f)(rf.e!ly .suited to 'the rote of .-•abw, secretary, and Mi>. Mor( ;^alf headed by Mrs. .Tosiui-'i Waiii «'ub are enrolled in rtudy group."*. fiances the natural wave that s •.']<:(>.'. r'arnplit Connor. Pume!n K.itnn. Aii«'ii Mathi'.iM'ii .seemed 1 and lli-ji, John S. Tennant. 2i!il., Active groiipn include dramn. nui- seldom j» an all over permanent I '; rru;;i.i. Janice Ford, iju.sni: A.shmiui, trcutiurri'.' '.ii hi' ;i na:ural tor the role of Mccessaryr His try.'iit -lies ptr- proJucid a heart wvinning, sirn !<• aie, writing, gourmet, tile paint- H.'ti'il. Mary Lit le, Mie!i:,ci Ann Mr,-.. Mi;ton Dvorin of Linden and yet in^eniou.^ version of th.f- P.i;:.i, wiiiU.- Do re! Obrig-of the |on^ ticularly in being: tan;ions not 11 ing, (inrl geriology. • fall into phec aft^r a few been an sie.ivi Imder m many or- broii/lil to the role of Nfls 'in theater, hut the quality of the etis>t and ! he cxeeilcnt direruon quick strokes of the bru.--li. c.irnesi .slinplleity that \v«.s most film* available has not nlw«ytf Fur.. Storage Followinjt tiit1 (Jiniiii' atit.1 in-tui-, ^iven the group by Mrs. Tilson. winni;:-i. Mr.s. Alton J. Brissel de- been of Miifleient merk to war- < oiirtrsj til Xattirally enough, it wns M m.i 'ui it>»j . «>f officers " program of ;i«hted tiie -audienee • with her rant l>llege Club endorsement, (7/ ^ elirertflininent will be presented., pluyed by Miss Krva Hansel:U>- . *.vhi:m;ir il p«r.ray:i| of- timid CAROUSEL HAIRDRESSERS ihit dominated the larRf c-a.st. Tin- ••*jSSd'Oirl M. Anderson, jicholar- 1 Aunt Trina, .nhip chairman. Announced the J\QXX(X$, FURS eo-chiiirtnen for tin- dinner assist' "! Norwegian neeeiu .seemed to if UHS Spring field Ave. i (Ir.r or th«' favorite e!taraeter«> hy .Mr.->. Finkii, Mr.». Xed Kiislow. >• i.-iily on her tongue, n.s it »ii<( nnines of the j»;ay U that of tiie wayward Sew l'ro\ iilciicc Mr.s. A.shtnan, Mr.-!. Fred Baroff r. nuirknbly enough vvllh a <>re;i; High School senior echolar^hip \)w\e Chris. Alton J. Brlasey, SUMMIT 6-4606 Mr.s. Selismnn and Mrs Ben Tueli- proportion of (he ami. Some i?Ji:n- winners and the six college girla "Just Drive lp and l'ark" though new to theater, brought to seher. . . .itaklng eoaeliing hud evidently who have been granted renewal* tho role the physical chara^toris- of Hrhol&rshlp eld. tie^ n< iH-.d as well as the vitality A permanent publicity ,«er«p- ,".iid u-iKlerne.s.s th«' ro'e cieruiuuls. book has bct-n started and « Ilus wene In the third act sent monthly neww bulletin to mem- some of the women fufhbliitg for their handkerchiefs. Aunt Jenny, bers hn.>» proved popular, accord- as played hy Charlotte Englemun ing to Mrs. Roger W. William*, and El wood Obri;; as Mr. Thorkcl- publicity chairman." .s;>n brought a number of chuclclrs Mrs. George Jawph «tw intro- from the audience as did Mr.s. tluced «.» international relation* John S, Termint in her version oi chairman, succeeding Mrn. Allison Lui/(j«(/< H1//1 « Look to the Fixture by We Are Moving .lie, fanioiifl authore.s.s. Hearn, who hap resigned. Others who plea.sed were jim- .>Ieniber of French Club OSHKOSH — AMELIA EARHART — SAM- mey Cl'.irhi- ns a rather too youth- Miss Janet Whiimorc of Tulip SONITE — BOYLE — HALIBURTON — ful but newrthele.s.s earnest Mr. .street was recently elected to the " 'yde, the literary bonnier; Mrs. French Club at Maryville College, WHEARY — WHITE STAR — UNIVERSAL "iiish Jevvctt as Aunt Sigrid; Gif- Tenn,, whore she has completed from Beech wood Road -ford SynioiitUj «.s Dr. Johnson. In her freshman year. nimor role.s were. Miss Cynthia — DAISY — SUPER FORTRESS — BELBER n.miniett, Mi.^ Sandra Tresfilder, Nt'illi in Currie and Miss Phyllis — DRESNER — SPELREIN and RUMPP Christie. Certainly R nod of credit Ihould WATCHES -.o to the stage manager, Mrs. REPAIRED "Jlorciicc Tennant Towner, and her The Top Of Th^ Class ;: ;si.stants for ,|he way they kept' As A Graduation Gift! t i:s compllc-n'ed ecript moving fcjuoothly and swiftly. Miss Nan- c.tc Off ray and Miss Ruth Sorcn- s«n on the cur:ain.s ami Martin on the lights a bo deserve Hpecial mention. Indeed everyone con- to iie_.ed with the production has a right to feel pride in their achieve- ment. >

» "1 » Supply w * 11 h SLIP COVERS hands and New and Larger Quarters at tali. Made to Order • Rfstring prarln't- c. it add of medical seic-nce will arise Beardiley, Mr«,,C. J.' to MM Davidson, four Summit' * „ , <.... au.tft jr.-. son of Mr.-and 'Setrak Pag* held Mond»y. tikiau. The ceremony waa per- m the biblical .plains ouUSde of Robert Crosby, Mru, rs k formed by Rev, Hcrold A. Mur- ' Sim. Morton Gordon,™ - M.Hart £%££': s;::^ »»'i^is«™«"^c- *»..•-. *-. ^ , Morgan, hin, ^. Edftwood ro*d who I* »cqu*ln- and the late Mr. Barnc*. The ray. Mrs. M»rg*r«?t McBrido waa mrdlcal chairman of Bun»mlt« , president; Mrs. Richard M*rky w.ll bo, at. -Jinir.e at 70-S n«'f»(!r«l niflical care for Israel's and May w« moke it for you? brocade from ' her grandm'other ? In 1910. He hold* the rank of Pctraccoro of Orchard street, be- HERE COME THE BRIDES! w«dding gown and white orchids Bloomficld avenue. Wen strut ,sersc«nt find is an lnstruc- came the bride of Peter M. Baldi- Jerusalem's rapidly growing popu- lation but would become thc "focal Studio of tor for thc National Guard. Let your gift from Ttifer Studio* n fleet your no, son of Mrs, Mary Baldina oi point for medicine in Israel. The The bride* cousin. Miss Sarah ElectlOH Hold Aft r n wedding trip to Canada McrrLstown find the late Frank Jules A. Wolin line taite and you/ parfsct judgment, W.< Perry of Philadelphia, ww lentcr wjlln incorporate the most the couple will bf* "t homc at 233 Baldino. Sunday afternoon et St. tmid of honor. The bridesmaids /?eOCO/7 Fife DAR Centra! nvenu*>, Albany, N. Y. advanced features of medical archi- 447 Springfield-AVt. r* w Teresa's Church. Rev. John A tecture and will place at thc dis- were Mlaa Jans $ri«on of Wood- . *"**•_. • Strand Tti*i;f«i'B:, ushers. , Pearli Rejtrung of BigeloW'Sanfortf Rug$ April 19. Thry reported thni mem- ;' a sister of the bridegroom, were and Carpet* Mr?. Ro*ert Swain Perry. J". th» ; bridesmaids. The attendants wore Engraving bride's mother, -wore a three-quar- her* of the ronvrntlon wpre 'wel- , gowns of lavender, niic green and Plating Vo ©d«rt! Nof ««lln«! I>fifay! 8tay« Clean Longrr So oihtt yellow, fashioned of laco and nylon gown with matching shoe* anJ h«t. President Nixon and were received i Crystal* Fitted m«thod clies you *» much ulti; tuSlo over tAffeta, Thi»y wore flo- . . . to mmjr »drant»sfH' Cill Th« bridefroom'a mother, Mr«. rtt« reepption a: th*» White Hou.se. Immediately n»rtro«l«n'» ctptrlt for tut Ent- Swift Churchill Barnea, w«» at- Miss Gertrude Otrroway of North ral headpiece* with the mold of matci! • tlr«d In a full-length rote-beige Carolina was elected national re- vviNS 8M1TH AWARD - A S450J honor carrjlng n. c«»car!e of ycl- CARLANS Furniture r!ran*d In lour Huin« ent chlffon gown with a matching hat. S - ' scholarahlp for itudy at Smith Col-' low daisies and the bridesmaids 1'owr (Iqrumunttr Jntrltr SU. 6-0500 The bride, a Kent Place School After reports from officers end io2(, ha1 bcpn awartjC(l t0 Ml^i; carrying bouquets of whi-.e daisies ine »r. , ...... «-« u"f^' commlttco head* w re read and Fdlth Howa-d daughter of Mr and Open Frl. Eves, 'til 9 1». M. ae f } with ro*ea. graduate Ui also *n alumna of , . , , -ijuitn iiowa.u, aaugnier ox *ir. ana 119 Sprlngflpld Avt. W. 6-1416 BEDROSIAN'S a roved the Raymond Marinaccio of Mor- mlclu., ftnd Katharine Gibba PP - **m\«mnuni r!-c- .Mr8> Johbny B thHoware VVatchuna of Talg, oaksHill!s -i.,^.,.« , „ , . School. The bridegroom tlon of offic ? £ ;"''> -Anwna!, DoV€r. ! responding secretary, Mrs. Followin01 0 g a« two'Week trip tn responding »ecrct«ry, Mrs. 4}h«r- mrIntK,r nf the vcar book rditorial J"- ' "'"*th!c couple two-wee will kmak trie p thHtnr >INI PAPERS burnk.fi.«*c' Baileyr»«:i»...: i-treasurer« . . Mrs« • _. _ . »»-;Wili - i vJstTtfKIli, I ilC COUDl**^ Will fnolro (Ur^U< ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiitiiiuiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11111111: and »t«gc manager Xor the, ^ ^ For «U TWir oesrreapoDdence-p.pen bj Crtne ir*«k lot you M TOO liam B«k«r: registrar, ilnj. David innual C5. O. show. homc at m Pftrk & •would speak for ycUrwlf P. Miles; historian, Mr* Aldo M. city. To be remembered for your thought/nine** and good tmtu—pmptn by Dc Belli*; librarian. Miss Marjone trine for gift*. r r> J Crane, and directors, Mrs Rich-|Kent Place Primary Grades I THE SWIMMER'S SUIT ! Tm JCMU cbowing -for yonraelf. your f«auly and frknd»-a vmphf ard L. Corby. Mrs. John F. Orif- jSchedule Final Events SUMMIT ANIMAL collection of plain and boniere4 papen . . . mom .. . half b fin M» John W Guppy and | T|w annu:i, Kpnt place Scho<1, letter abeeti . ,. tnttmhlt* boicd. Airs, w inslow x. i\ic»3rrJOTiu, f > ' . • WELFARE LEAGUE Inc. v V« tnita yoa to mo Craoe'i .. , g,Ve Craae't. v\*//-** A r- Ski-it II ' scheduled for Saturday morning, 8,* v *j YWCA Group Will Hear | ifay 30. Miss Brva Hanachke, di- BOB OWENS iplay Review rrctor of physical education, and FOUND Miss Lucinda Hamilton and Miss Part Spsnlal Mate. 3 months ©M. The Kaffeelatsch that meets at! j jfpnde of thc physicol odu- MAGICIAN oan Black, wearing collar. Nl« friendly Churehm— |the YWCA Wednesday morning at! t.atjOn department ha%-c arranged SIEGEL'S -••«' "•*'" Partlea 10:30 a.rp. will hear a review June! tj,0 prOgram. doe, -food wMi children. - \ i •'*- • »4 Springfield A»e. Sarnnlt 4-2191 €taaran«M4 LMgMer for :3.by Mrs/John S. Tennant, 2nd onj Eventa starting at ten in the J i <•: ChUdren—Teenafer» and Adults the play "Picnic." She will alsoj mOrning will coasist of 40 and 75- Phone: Summit 6-2948 ". 3S4 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT, N. J. Chicken Salad Dodge, Josephine Edwards, San- DISPENSING OPTICIAN Between Btteiwo-Ml Ro*4 M« Commit ATenu« — *ppcHi]t« S. H. Knu .50 j dra Firth, Molly Harding, Diane Laboratory on Prenuaea 2 Hodges, Ann Kaplon, Lynne Ko- Store Hottn: •A.M.tftlf, M. — Open TrlA*y to • P. M. la rspy, Henrietta Lenz, Louise MUSHROOM ! Mackle, Mnrjorle Mallard, Ann Compbuty Alt-Ctmiittmtd Fdr ttmr Shmpping Comfort! TURNOVERS I MarshfilJ, Nancy McGrath, Deb- 267 MILLBURN AVE. orah McKown, Patricia Ann Mc- .70 j Michael, Judith Miller, Mary f 1 Mocnch, Linda Murray, Kusfth MILLIURN i WOMEN'S und III US Murray, Margaret plumlcy, Emily Millburn 8-07M Next to A A F Call Millburn 6-0228 Reeves, Joan Sachse, Terry Smlt, Nationally Advertiflcd I anrellationw To Order From Janet Smith, Helen Tyoon. Faifliiry Kluek Shoes MELLIE WEISS 9* TAYI imwmm mm mmm or THK»E wv Wrt tw wtu. nnn me niiM NAMK mmvm m BVKHV SUMMIT *,'-> PUINPI|l,D DOM* m AMP mm mme w&tm&mutM i/ow PIU< K«, 326 Sprlnqfidd Av«. $19 ParV IXV REFI NI>«JD WITHIN I DAV*. 5U. PL. 4*9031 iiuiiitiimiiinmn Omn Friday Sight THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, MAY 21, IW3 man»hip averag* is rifle pp Coronation to Be Ralph Say re tion among members of th* Cdi*-' The College aeU University ROTC ualt Celebrated By Heads Washington In Fashion Shew Corner ... Mist Vera. Mennlng, daughter Members of DBE School FT A of Mr. and Mrs. W. Menning at Awarded the Golden Key At the final meeting of the Summit avenue, took part in the i In celebration of the crowning Mies Betty Balish, daughter of annual spring faahloa show at Washington PTA Wednesday eve- of Queen Elizabeth II, the Summit Thomas Balis h of Kent Plate Pratt Iwtltute, Brooklyn. Muw ning, May 20, Ralph H. Sayre of boulevard, was awarded the Gold Chapter of the DBE named in her Manning is a student In the re- Lowell avenue was elected presi- Key by the Commerce Violet year tailing course and graduates this hdnor, will act as hostess to the dent. Mrs. J. £. North was elected book at a recent banquet held at month. • . •. New Jersey membership at large. the Cocanu| CJrove in the - Park yiee-president; J. Bindley Hoff, A luncheon will be*held the day of Sheraton hotel in New York City. NaMed Claw Historian . second vice-president; Mrs. Fred J. the coronation at the Short Hills MUm Belish wa» literary editor Warren S. Kimber, Jr., of Sunl- Rudisill, secretary, and Mr*. Caro- of the 1953 year book at the Xew rait, has been elected historian of .Club. line Sherman, treasurer, York University. rhc sophomore; class at^ Hobart ! Mrs. Andrew M. Thompson is chairman with Mrs. D. H. Ktetz of Mr. Sayre reported to the meet- Takes Bell Lab Job K'rnbrr. a graduate of Pingry ing that Washington School was Miss Lucille Ciofti of 132 fckn: : Berkeley Heights, Mrs. J, C. Crow> •/:v)l. Elisabeth, in 1962, is in ley , of Madison, Mrs. Donald C. to receive a fiv**reoro. annex which place boulevard, who was gradu- the ROTC at Hobart. He is the son, Mcpcer of New Providence, Mrs. J. ii to include a eaiettrla, combina- ated from New Rochelle College ; of Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Kimber, H. Van Dam of Evergreen road, tion gym and auditorium, shop and and completed her work at the50 Wild wood lane. library facilities. This Information Katharine Gibbs School in New Mrs. HE, Merz of Beech Sprang brought forth a tremendous ova- York City, has accepted a position I Get* Post for Next Year IW'ARD WINNEK-Miis Marguc- drive, Mrs. Phillip J, Dorrington of tion front parents and teachers, with the Bell Telephone Laborato- ! Miss Carolyn Diefendorf, sopho- riui ford, daughter of -Mr. andCanoe Brook parkway, Mrs. John ries, Murray Hill. jmore at Connecticut College, WM T. Scully of Hobart avenue and As part ' of the program the llt$. Prentice C. Ford of ©Mice school orchestra and glee clubs : elected a house Junior for next Mrs. John S. Tennant 2nd serving Honored by Cornell ROTC year. She will return to college 3rook Parkway, has been granted •on her committee. presented a concert. Sally Clark, j Cadet David A. Ogden, «on of Teressa Brown and Carol Hyman during freshman week to welcome in award for graduate study in ; After the buffet luncheon the Mr. arid Mrs. Winston K. Ogden and advise the freahmen. She I* "Rev E. dcWitt F. Francis of presented a string trio. The glee of 36 Colt road, received an award philosophy at Clark University, r club sang "I Give My Heart to •the daughter of Mr. and MM. Worcester, Mass. Miaa Ford will Calvary Episcopal Church will give from Ithaca Post, American Le- j Robert Diefendorf of 81 Essex America," "Santa Lucia," "Beauti- gion, for having the highest mark* ireceive a BA degree from Sarah the Invocation. The program will ful Dreamer" and "Grand Old •road. • ."*'• include a British film showing the iwrence College today. She has Flag." This was followed by. a /'History of the Coronation" and trumpet* solo, "Lady of Spain" (been chairman of the Philosophy "The Trooping of the Colors." In played by Scotty Miller, The pro- STERLING PATTERN BY REED & BARTON at Sarah Lawrence (or twoconclusion Mrs, Wendell P. Mc- gram was concluded with selections end was a member of theKownof Plymouth road will pre- by the senior orchestra. jsent "The Coronation in Song" (.Religion Round Table. YEW FORTXIOHTLY 0FnOO»-Ne«r officer* of preaident; MM. Harrison Gifford, assistant corre- At the close of the meeting, Mrs. {with special reference to the music sponding secretary; Mrs. Homer P. Smith, assistant foujlish Hnttyue the Fortnightly Club discusa plans for the coming George Boorujy and her committee ,of the past and the present corona- fall season following their induction last we«k at treasurer; MM. Bernard McFarland, junior chair- served refreshments, Mrs. Law- HEAVY STERLING SILVER tions. the clubhouse. Left to right are Mrs. Ramon 3. man; and Mrs. Nila F. Brandin, federation secre- rence Gardner and Mrs. I. Wallace iCabrera, president; Mrs. Allison Hearn, first tary.

i" -I-.1 J, ,-•.' • THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 Page 11 Recent Bride \Hadassah Hears Ntwcoroeri Mrs. Moquin Wellesley Club Miss Jean Clark Perry Becomes [ Gloria M. Sexton At Club Luncheon \ Married Thursday Progress Report jThe Newcomer's Club Heads Christ Names Officers \Bf;de 0{ Wallace W. Barnes May luncheon on Tuesday \ To Sgt. Pagtikian On New Hospital \ at the Old Mill Inn, Ben For Coming Year - At Christ Church, Short Hills, Mrs, Harry Hodge w«« Child Society I ^iBt. "Pefe««'» Church wa* the i Saturday' afternoon, Muw ^e*n : "Coiistruftion on thc new Ma-'of the day and introdu^d Mr*. Louis Moquin of HI Osk dent of the New Jeraty WHIe«ley ! s .Uir.g Thursday morning, Mv j Clark Perry, daughter ot Mr*. Rob- diiseah-Hebrew university medical j Ftkjge avenue was elected presi- Club, hai announced the new i 2i, for the wedding of Gloria ; ert SwauJ Terry, Jr. of Countryside ! ManUny Sexton, daughter of Mr :-enter in-Israel Is moving swiftly, dent of the Summit chapter, members of the executive board They Included Mrs, A K land Mrs, A. Mardany of Spring- Chriit Child SociHy, at the con- of the club who will hold oflce I drive tnd the late Mr. Perry, be- iheud and before long a modern Mrs. James Baldrry. Mrs n \ ileld avenue and Se:rak Pagtikian, cluding meeting ,of the season for the enaulng ye&r. In addition j came the bride of Wallace Went- .citadel of medical science will arise Beardiley, Mr*. C, J. Cahin. to Mr# Davldaon, four Summit Jr., son of Mr. and S«trak Pag- held Monday. • '311 the biblical plains outjldo of r««ld«nta are among the group: i worth Barnes, son of Mrs. Swift i tikis". The ceremony wu per- , Other officers tailed are Mrs. ! Churchill Barnes of Short Kills Jcrsumik'l)i," Mrs. Morton Gordon,; Mrs. A. M. Hartman M»» Wr Mr*. Jame» 8. RothiPchild of 77 f formed by Rev. Hcrold A- Mur- ! Mertan, Mr*. C. J. Porter"?* w ti lp and the late Mr. Barm*. The i rjiy. Mrs. Margaret MeBride wit* ; medical chairman of Bummlt'l Edwin Smith and Mr., j jj* ' the. »ololat with William Y. W«b- • chapter of Haduiswh, the Women'* 121 Oak Aids* avenue. trwMrcr; * »" * s ; ceremony W«J performed by Blsh- Weym&r. 6 i be M the organ. A reception wa.- [ J*'* i op Russell 8. Hubbard of Detioit. Zionist Organization of America, Mr... Echvard Abbott, » Project I*'" hs!okrt C tham Mn Perry or Philadelphia, thc Pope. .. • ' . j iiul Mrs. Morton Gordon. 90 Oak Jo Jan Studio the. relief of the need* of poor The ftm mettlng of the new bride wwe n,,r paternal great- Mi*s Lorraine Mardany was her Ridge avrnuc to rai*« funds for ; children and jn some cl-he* opcr- is'itlet'm attendant. She wore a white ".he oomplctlon of the center. Have Your tlScn.ent home, and «,„. Wallace Wenlworth Bnrnr* print organza gown with navy ae- I This nc.v rncdiotil complex, she ivory willow taffeta, trimmed wiih campa. . i nuc, Bradford Bachrwb tiH*ori.# and carried a ccftr«age of Miss Petraccoro s.ud, will contain a 43U-bc\l univcr- ;. The local chapter «a» organ- :•-—— i antique rose point Spanish lace red roses. Paul Pctrucci of Broi>k» Vale Univrrsity I^a-vv School He iity-conuected teaching hospital, an GRADUATION iied in 1829 and Is primarily en- ! are given to the needy regardl*** Her veil wu fashioned from an i lyn •was best man. ia a member of Ntw Jersey Bar Wed Saturday iut-p;«t|pnt departnipnt. a nurse* gaged in making iiiypttes for the of race or religion. b antique rase point bertha wjiieh Bo;a the bride and bridegroom Association. •raining school and new building* poor. The layettes are all hand- belonged to the bride's great- arv Su:i! i;ic High School gradu- The Summit chapter will re- . The bride ch**e as a .traveling for the Hebrew universlty-Ha- made and contain 22 articles. They ates. Mr. iMgli.kian, an honorary At St. Teresa's PICTURE sume meetings on October 8. great aunt. She carried, her mater- cewtume a blue .silk .suit with-it das.«ah medical, school. : nal great-prandnioUier's, prayer natural straw hat with tosvti anil Mrs. Gordon said that the" new made now book, covered with rose satin daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J ine.H •enter would not only provide much matching iuce>.''.>''ica After June War ii joining the regular o!nt for medicine In Israel, The bride'* cousin. Miss Sarah ElecttOH H^ld Cff Aft r a -.vtddlng trip :o Canada Morri.Cown and thc late Krsnlt •enter will incorporate the most Jules A. Wolin fine taste and your perfect judgment. . ' W. Perry of Philadelphia, w«« thi> c&ur.'.p will be et home at 233 advanced features of medical archi- nvsld of honor. The bridesmaids CVntraJ avenue. Albany, N- Y. Baldino, Sunday afternoon at St. 447 Springfield Ave. rli'G DJkR tecture and will place at the dls-, A gift to be cherished* by the bride of today were MIM Jane Eri«on of Wood- i Teresa's Church. Rev. John A (Strand Thtntre B!dj •, croft road. Mia* Marilyn J, WIN j Kelly .officiated. A rccoptioii was posal of Ifsrael physician* the most for many tomorrows. K>n of Chatham and MiM Joan C. j he'd at the Chateau -BaltUftroJ. 'modern equipment and facilities." SUMMIT 6.Q087 Open B"rldty Eveutngj Whe«lock of Oakridge avenue, . I Suburban Hotel wft* chosen Springfield. Their gowns were of .white or* , by thc Beacon Fin* chapter, UAH. Given in marriage by her father, Daughter Born to Beachs IELFER STUDIOS gandy with embroidered blue dots ! for . their ekurir:g meeting and the bride wore a gown of Chant Il- A daughter. Martha Llewellyn, over blue taffata. They tarried old- election of o'fiwr* on Thursday, ly lace and nylon tulle over satin was born to Mr. nnd Mrs Edgar DO YOU KNOW fiuhioned bouquets of yellow rose* M->y "1- The business meeting waa fashioned with a tight todW •A. C'-ach of Glcnsiile avenue, on; ABOUT forget-me-notj and yellow d*Urgc .»«rved his brother «« beat man j ried a prayer book with white East Orange. ; New Profeuional Method fot 521 Miliburn Av«nu», Short HJII«, N. J. Harold F, S!11*J» of North HIHs, \V. Wflttrrhpusr, senior president j orchids and stcphanotis. CUining Walt-tcWall Ctr- Pa.. l>avid D. Perry of Philadel- of the Summit UAH. p.ave their ! I Miss Roso FV'traccoro served her pett Right In Your Own Homi phia, th# bride** cousin, and Wil- account of th;» 62nd continental ; sister as maid of Sionor. M;sa An- REPAIR SERVICE congre."ws nf the na.lonnl DAR liam A. CUiry of New York City j gellne c«p fiiao, a coiuin of the • Watch Repair* Developed by the Maker* were ushers. held in VVaehlrtigton the week of bride, and Miss Josephine Bsldln", Of BigeloiV'Sanford Rugs April 19. They reported that niem- a sister of the bridegroom, were • Pearls Restrung Mrs. Robert Swain Perry, Jr. th" end Carpet* bpr# of thr convpntlon were'wel- bridesmaids. The aUemlants wore • Engraving bride's mother, wore a three-qunr- comed to Washington by V5ec- • Plating No Odon! Nn riding! Dritt In OBI tcr length blue lace over beige net gowns of lavender, ni.'e gretn and Day! gtayi Clean Lonsrr Ko ethn presldent Nixon and wnrf received yellow, fajthioned of Lice and nylon • Cryitali Fitted method Kite* ;ou so murh M(*I) gown with matching shoe* anj ha'.. at a reccptlcvn n: thr White House. . . . to nun? ^dr.int.nr^1 Call The bridegroom'* mother, Mrs. tulle over taffeta. Tbry wore flo- Immediately DvitroMan't *ip«rii for Fr*r Erti- Miss Gertrude' Parroway of North ral headpiece* with thc mnld of milct! Swift Churchill Barnes, wtia at- Carolina was elected national re- ttred In a full-length ra*e-beige WINS SMITH AWAKI1 - A $450 honor carrying a i^ecfld* of yel- CARLANS Furniture Cleaned In Your Ram* : gent. ' ., . low daisies and. th*^ brldeamaids chiffon gown with a matcb ng hat. scholarship for «tudy at Smith Col- Your t'antmunily Jeweler After reports from officers tnd s usrryinf bouquets of whhe daisies The bride, a Kent Place School ego has been awarded to Mis* SU. 4-0500 heads wrre read and with r«ea. Open Fri. Eves, 'til 9-1',-M. graduate, Is also an alumna of > Edith Howorii. daughter of Mr. and nual elt'c- WeJU College and Katharine Qibb# Mrs. John B. Howard of Tall Oak» Raymond Mtrinfttcio of Mor- H9 Springfield Ave. Hf. 6-1446 BEDROSIAN'S hckl. Inve by the Watchung Hills School. The bridegroom mt'rmi*-' ris town was best man. The us here three ye*M In the U. 8. Army nominating commltioo, coiul»ting .3aiilh college Club. Miss Howard. with the rank of captain. He la a of Mrs. Frank ID-- Miint-r, cchair- iVllO will graduate nest month were An.hony petraecoro, a man, Mrs. Sherburne B. Bailey, from Summit High School, was brother of th«? bride, and Ralph OLYMP1A by LENOX Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. Kdwin k'ctcd to the National Honor 80-' D' Alcomzo of Morristown Florance, and Mrs. Carlton M. crtyand last cummer was a rep-' Mrs_ mmno k ft Snmm-^ „, j^ Elegant simplicity — 24-k gold on coupe. Lewis, presented thc following rcsentative sponsored by the Fort-, c,.j,/.«! »-^J,,»I j , , . slate of oficcrw who were unani- 1 5»i.no«i graduate and ta employed 5 pc, place setting $ 15.25. mously elected; rrgenl, Mr.v Wil- ntfjutlitilutcy. CluSheb Itso tha emembe Citizenj»hir ofp thIn-e ' K.. r- « c»»^,i ? .. n ..." bur Seymour; ].st vic^-rrvjent, Mrfi. High School band and orchestra "i L. It- Baru, inc. Mr. Baidun T. Albert Kenny; eh-ipluin. >!K. ind ,-ilfio thc AH-Stato group.s. She i.i a Morriatown HJRh School grad- The MeIroses 527 Miiibum Ave. Edwin Fior«ncc; recording sec- ilso »rriT(| as the band librarian uate and an .ilumnus of Soton 10 a.m. -6p retary, Mrs.-Car) F- Mayors; cor- md «as a member of tiir chorus, a Hftil Lnivrr^ity, fj^ 15 ejuploycd id M responding secretary, Mrs. Bhcr- inrtnbor <>/ thr jesir book by pimtinny Arsons!, Dover. * FINI PAPIRS burne Bailey; treasurer, Mrs. Wil- »taff find ."lUige manager Following A two-week trip fo ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiniiiiiii: For all ?oor »m»pondence-p«per. bj Crane ipeak for TOO *• yon Ham Baker; registrar, Mrs, David tnnual G. O. «t 102 Park avenur, this = >«ould cpeak for jour»elf. P. Miles; historian, Mrs. Aklo M, city. D« Crane'i. .scheduled for Saturday morning, YWCA Group Will Hear May 30. Miss Erva Hanschke. di- BOB OWENS Play Review rector of physical education, and FOUND Miss Luanda Hamilton and Miss Part Nptnlal Mai*. 9 months oM, The Kafleelatsch that mrets at Josn Mende of the phyaie*il rdu- MAGICIAN the YWCA Wednesday morning at cation'department have"arranged nlark. wrarlne collar. Sir* friendly pIEGEL'S *%;* B«p»elally for Ctiorehos— 10:30 a.m. will hear a review June the program. f, good with rhlldrtn. §W Springfield Ave. Summit 4-2191 Laoghter for 3 by Mrs. John S. Tennant. 2nd on Events starting ni ten In the CMMfta—Teenafer» and Adults the play "Picnic." Shc will also morning will consist of 40 and 75- suggest reading for the summer Summit 6>2948 P1N1 for all social uiogei PI yard dashes, baseball and basket- months. This will he the last MOntclair 2-4120 ball throws for distance, running meeting for thc season. The Kaf- WHITE: ei VALUBV ROAD high jumpjumpt , B:a!ldB'andinjjnsr anand !Urunninnningg MONTOUJUt, N. Jf. will resume its program; brOftd Jlimps> and u.nnls nifttchca. ln October with MrsMrs. J . R. XthXorth ' , as co-ord nator. Mrs. France* Polo Thc girls !of>k forward VVIth gWf t . , , , Saeeo will nnlU iptl lion to th( fina cvcnta nn JOHN J. AHERK bo the opening speaker the cdule -aoftlmll fpimcs for for the fall season. „„, ach grade in competition with thfir fathers. Girls from the Summit arc« . .4 Summer Treat! who will compete* »re Lynette > I1VC. Fresh Fiuchnnan, Wendy Buchanan, Su- FOOTWEAR PI« Carter, Susan Connor, Jackie 354 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT, N, J. Chicken Salad Gumming, Anne Davu. Phyllte i Dodge, Josephine Edwards, Son- * DISPENSING OPTICIAN dra Firth, Molly Harding, Diane Between Mftefewtttf R«a4 *M Samnit ATMO* — «ppMlt« S. H. Knw Co. Laboratory on Prcntue* III. Hodges, Ann Kaplon, Lynne Ko- itor* HoMrai IA.M.Iefl*. M.- Op»n IVldtay to • P. M. la nsey. Henrietta Ijenz, Louise Macklr. Marjorlc Mallard, Ann Compl*i«ly Alr-ConilHtm*4 IW Y*ur Stepping Comfettt MUSHROOM TURNOVERS Marnhflll. Nancy MeGrath, Deb- 267 MILLBURN AVE orah McKown, Patricia Ann Mc- .70 Michae!, Judith Miller, Mary 1 Mornch, Linda Murray, Suaan HILLIURH WOIIIM'S und DEBS Murray, Margaret plumley, Emily Miliburn «-O7M Next to A A P Call Miliburn 6-0228 KcevcD. Jonn Sachse, Terry Smit, Nationally Advertised ek Shoem MELLIE WEISS U TAYIX)R OTl- MIMJHJBN AT y3 TO vi on M,%NI FAtn IIKH^ Opp. WMhlngton Hrhonl , CLOTHES Sh$% 4 to 10 — Widfhi AAAA to C ' Tht Hot Bmry Sim nnrf €«tor In M Styht RAND THI ESTHER WILLIAMS SWIMSUIT ... 4tlW* »• S Summit HOLIDAY htr own ipeclflcariom by Col. of Cdlfornlo. PHIiQimMmmmmimt ^ 6-IfW WEEK-END , of new qlovc-fittlng Lastwx o» ffaxlble o« your Value, to 1 f M Our frk« $ *.9O ««Mrt, It hat two sllmmtn§ mariIm of | • Bathing Suit* (Hit ntw cdor-fewt fabric), tomtthln* ntw In a »°nk § Vilu«i to $12.95 H Our ttto* | 7.90 • Wry Seta & Robes wit... Hio eomfortoblt iplrel tfayi Hwt fto ^ | V«lu«i to $ 14.95 Our Frle« I f ,10 • SunsuiUi & Pltysuita Int uplift. • Plnafotti k Sun Valuei to $16.95 Our MM $ t.f 0 Suit pleturtd $14JS Ralph fUchnrdiion V.lu.i to $1195 Our frit* $10.10 j mm IMHtWMIMHMIi RUTH MORGAN, INC .mm to Mi/roav tmniuumm in AIM not W2i Th» ChJWrtn1. Shop *» AI>V«)JtTl»K JUS NAMWI 0f MNl> fN« riRM NA^ KTAMt'KO IN «VICKV SUMMIT tat TJIHH 326 SprifiqfitW Av*. 519 Pork mrnuit tMKK*t\>u,it mnmnwo 422 SprififfltM Awt.

Sutiuii Miiim Own Friday Night [M # f». ^. IMIH»«'»"IIMj j;: „;• J.-:. .JJJUSS T; THI SUMMIT HIIULP. THURSDAY, MAY 21. 1951 manahlp *v«r*gt la rifl* Coronation to Be Ralph Sayre tion among mfimte** of tb» The College nelT Unlvertiiy KOTC «ait. ^, rT .^ n ml' r? f < Celebrated By Heads Washington la Fashion Show "'-.,. Corner . . . Mi» Vera Menninff, dau^Ur Members of DBE School PTA * . •» of Mr. and Mrs. W. Meaning ei At the final meeting of theAwarded the Golden Key Summit avenue, took part la tie In celebration of the crowning Mies Betty Balish, daughter of annual spiring faahion abow ai Washington PTA Wednesday eve* of Queen Elisabeth II, the Summit Tbomaji Baluh of Kent Place Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. MiM ning. May 10, Ralph H, Sayre of boulevard, was awarded the Gold Chapter of the DBE named In her Meaning is a student In th* re- Lowell avenue was; elected presi- Key by the Commerce Violet year tailing course and graduates tW» honor, will act as hostess to the book at ~a recent banquet held at month. . '•.-.. I New Jersey membership at large. dent. Mrs, J. E. North was elected the Cocanut Grove in the Park A luncheon will be*held the day of vice-president; 3. Bindley Hoff, Sheraton hotel in New York City. Named Cuua HUtoriau the coronation at the Short Hilla second vice-president; Mrs. Fred J. Mtai Belish was literary editor Warren S. Kimber. Jr., of Sum- of the 1953 year book at the New Club, Rudisiii, secretary, and Mrs. Caro- mit, haj been elected historian of line Sherman, treasurer. York University. the sophomore class at Hobart Mrs, Andrew M, Thompson is ^, ,t i Mr. Sayre reported to the meet- Takes Bell Lab iob { Mit'ffO. * * ;chairman with Mrs. D. H. Krett of Klnibi'r, a graduate of Pingry I Berkeley Height*; J\lrs. J. C. Crow- ing that Washington School was Miss Lucille Cioffl of 132 Ken: to receive a fivt»room annex which Place boulevard, who was gradu- ' 'Kr>l, Elizabeth, In l»5t, M la 'ley of Madison, Mrs. Donald C. the ROTC at Hobart. He U tilt son Mercer of New Providence, Mrs. J. is to include a cafeteria, combina- ated from New Rochelle College tion gym and auditorium, shop and and completed her work at the of Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Kimber, II. Van Dam of Evergreen road, library facilities. This information 50 Wildwood lane. Mrs. H. E. Mcrz of Beech Sprang Katharine Gibbs School in New brought forth a tremendous ova- York City, has accepted a position Get* Post for NexuFear WARD WINNER-Miss Margue- I drive, Mrs. Phillip J. Dorrln'gton of tion from parents and teachers. with the Bell Telephone Laborato- Miss Carolyn Diefendorf, sopho- j Canoe Brook parkway, Mrs. John te Ford, daughter of Mr. and As part * of the program the ries, Murray Hill. more at Connecticut College, waa :T. Scully of Hobart aveViue and elected a house Junior for next I*. Pwntle* C. Ford of Ouioo jMw. John S. Tennant 2nd serving school orchestra and glee clubs presented a concert. Sally Clark, Honored by Cornell ROTC year. She will return to college rook Parkway, haa been granted ion her committee. Cadet David. A. Ogden, eon of j during freshman week to welcome a award for graduate study in | After the buffet luncheon the Tcressa Brown and Carol Hyman presented a string trio. The glee Mr. and Mrs. Winston K. Ogden ! and advise the freahmen. She If hilosophy at Clark University, Rev, E. deWitt F. Francis of of 36 Colt road, received an award 'the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. club sang "I Give My Heart to 1 Worcester, Masa. Mias Ford will i Calvary Episcopal Church will give America," "Santa Lucia," "Beauti- from Ithaca Post, American Le- I Robert Diefendorf of 81 Essex ithe Invocation. The program will ful Dreamer" and "Grand Old g-ion, for having the highest mark- ' road. - Kelv« « BA degree from Sarah include a British nlm showing the awrence College today, She haa Flag." This was followed by a| ("History of the Coronation" and trumpet solo, "Lady of Spain"; ten chairman of the Philosophy ,"The Trooping of thejColors." In played by Scotty Milter. The pro-; STERLING PATTERN BY REED & BARTON at Sarah Lawrence tor two conclusion Mrs. AVendeflT. Me- gram was concluded with selections, ra and WM a member of the jKown of Plymouth road will pre- by the senior orchestra.' jsent "The Coronation in Song" ion Round Table. NEW FORTNIGHTLY OFTICEEft-N«w officers of president; Mrs. Harrison Glfford, assistant corre- (with special reference to the music At the close of the meeting, Mrs. ttujlish 'the Fortnightly Club diacuaa plans for the coming sponding aecretary; Mrs. Homer P. Smith, assistant George Boorujy and her committee jof the past and the present corona- fall season following their induction last we«k at treasurer; Mrs. Bernard MeFarlajnd, junior chair- , tions. {served refreshments. Mrs. Law- HEAVY STERLING SILVER ithe clubhouse. Left to right are Mrs, Ramon J. man; and Mrs. Nil* F, Brandin, federation secre- rence Gardner and Mr». I. Wallace Cabrera, president; Mrs. Allison Hearn, firit vice tary. (Wolln photo). . Whltestde poured. DIAMONDS Kent Place Junior Drama Fashions Shown at Canoe APPRAISED Club fo Present Two Plays Births at Overlook Brook Country Club The Kent Place Junior Drama- To Mr. and Mrs. John Circll] of j of 3 John street, a daughter, born 8il3 FOR tkj Club will present two one- Members of Canoe Brook Coun- Central avenue, Murray Hill, aj May 19. try Club saw a male and female INSURANCE act plays, "I Remember Mama" daughter, born April 20. j To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pfuff of fashion show last week-end which by John Van Drutcn and "Confi- 17 North street, a daughter, born was arranged by the chairman of dentially" by Peggy Fernway, in To Mr. and Mra. Robert Rhode May 19. the entertainment committee Ed- of 25> Floral avenue, Murray Hill, the Pliraner gymnasium theater To Mr. «nd Mrs. Frederick ward Kaus. Among the men show- after tb^ectond of the traditional a «on, born April 20. Speaker. Jr., of 55 Fernwood road, Ing clothes from Baker's Men shop a boy, born May 19. were Frank W. Beck in a corde »tepr""*ingfi Friday, May 29, at To Mir. and Mrs. Woodrow Car- suit and a beach ensemble, Fred J. 8:30 p.m. ter of 68 Aahwood avenue, a son, To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stre- McMahon in a sport suit and Ed- The ciub membership is made born May 15. | be] of 108 Commonwealth avenue, ward Kaus in a dinner jacket. Jim Sew Providence, a daughter, born Chamberlain entertained the mem- up of those under-class girls in To Mr. and Mr* Andrew Genu- the upper school who wioh to ap- May 20. bership when he appeared in an NEWARK-SUMMIT aldi of 73 Kent Place boulevard, a i prentice for the Maskers. To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ho? of old time golf outfit. Lillian daughter, born April 21. j iO'Grady's staged the women"* fash- 16J •Rufgera avenue, Berkeley ion show with James O'Grady act- To Mr. and Mra. Robert S. Carr j Heights, a son, born May 21. ing as commentator. of 11 Edgewood road, a son, born j To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Para- May 3. 1 dise of 26 East 4th street. New Fitted To Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dun- I Providence, a son, born May 21. FOR YOUR LAUNDRY GOOD-LOOKING GLASSES can of 767 Springfield avenue, a ! To Mr. and Mra. Joseph Stanley Try Our WELLESLEY GRADUATE— daughter, born May 3. I Miss M. Martha Tuttie,, daughter of 8 Middle avenue, a son, born Economy Budget Service ASK YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN of Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa Tuttle To Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Kelly j Mcy 21. $ of 76 HUlcrcflt avenue, will be a of 1 P&asaic street, New Provi- To Mr. and MM. Henry W. Hard- 10 lbs. ONLY dence, a eon, born May 5. 2" candidate for a bachelor of arts ing- of 19 Ridge road, a son7 born 4 Shirts Fini»htd FREE j degree at Wellcsley College at the To Mr. and Mra, Roy Stevens May 22 commencement exerclsee on Mon- ADIA lbs. & Shirts 12< ca. of 404 Central avenue, Murray To Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rubl day, June 15. Miss, Tuttle, a Sum- Hill, a daughter, born May 1. For Your Dry Cleaning mit High School graduate, haa of 5 Evergreen road, a daughter, majored In political acicncc. She To Mr. and Mra. Arba Oetjcn of bom May 22. 613Centra! Ave. 344 Springfield Ave '• was head of the campus social 98 Galea drive, New Providence, a newSfe! East Orange. N. I. Summit. N J. j Service Organization this year, a son, born, May 7. On Dinner Committee longer life! OR 6-4000 SU. 6-3848 i student speaker at Alumnae Coun- Heavy in weight, rich in simplicity 541 Main Street To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kautz- Borough—Robert W. Ely waa a KM YOU* WMfHKtti HI 4-K, I ell, active in Phi Sigma and mod- man of Mountain avenue. Murray .. Reed & Barton s English Antique is East Orange, N. J ern poetry society. She haa pre- member of the Medal Committee America's best solid silver buy WAC! UTON* Hill, a daughter, born May 10. . TAX INC OR. 3-1008 viously participated In the campus of the New Jersey Patent Law As- today! Perfect for either traditional danco group and in t|ie Junior To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker or contemporary furnishings. Show presented by her claaa. of 18 Parkview terrace, a son, born sociation, which recently held the May 11. ' . , jJefferson medal dinner at the Rob- ert Treat Hotel, Newark. To Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Bar-; Officers for bieri of 31 Osborne avenue. New, DEW DIYCUAKIM IMSCOVERVI The Homemakers Club of the providence, a »on, born May 11. THOMPSON'S YWCA recently elected the follow- Save U% Cask & Carry ing officers: President, Mrs. May To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rosolels FINE CHINA & STERLING Rosol; Vice-President, Mrs. Marion of 23 Edgar street, a daughter, Y. Caporaso; Secretary, Mrg.'born X1« CORBY'S Laundry • Dry Cleaning SI Union PI., Summit SU. 63305 One Of Summit's Estelle Formichella; Treasurer, To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bulwin SUMMIT 4-1000 Mra. Ann Petraccoro; Publicity, fcel of 100 Commonwealth avenue,] DOOOOO s Mrs, Ann Pomlo; Membership and!New Providence, a daughter, born: Social, Mrs. Wanda Marchetto; May 12. Program, Mrs. Fay Maffel. ; To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lee of Gets B.S. Degree 38 Inwood road, New Providence, | Finer . .omes... a daughter, born May 13. For that special wedding or Richard Warren Giles of Maple graduation gift, nothing could be street was graduated from Okla- To Mr. and Mrs. Russell HHbcrt more ueeful than a watch from homa A & M College Monday of 233 Washington street, Berkeley Eugene Jung. The Rolcx is the ul- with a bachelor of science degree Heights, a son, born May 16. timate in precision, self-winding r 100x225x105 rear — Beautifully in education. To Mr. and Mrs,. Robert Clark and water resisting. PLOT: landscaped, • * • Jump aboard the Vacation Sav- ings Club special at Investors Georgian Colonial - Brick with Savings & Loan, Millburn. This? CONSTRUCTION: heavy »late roof. Custom built easy, regular way of asMiiring e by "Vetucci" In 1&3-J. marvelous vacation is catching on like wildfire. How about you? J Wide center hall, large living If you want any electrical equip- FIRST FLOOR: room, solarium, dining room, ultra ment, sec David J. Flood. Tele- modern kitchen and pantry, pow- vision, G. E. swivel vacuum*, der room, patio. mixers, toasters, irons—just every- thing awaits your call. Pretty inside and out lamp shades are featured, too. r large bedrooms, three tiled „»».«», dressing room off master - So many people prefer ho- bedroom, large closets. and exciting, too! mogenized milk. This modern marvel of processing milk to con- tain crcflm-in-cvcry drop is very Large piny «r<*» YM* th«ir forty-eighth anntveriiary In makes it possible for you to enjoy «rvi«« to Summits resident*, tv*.r WHITE & THOMPSON, Inc.' can produce *uch a uplendid r«e- .ROMS mooucrs oo, a cool broeiy porch In tho summer i»» MJWHIT —or « warm snug extra Hvino room In wlntsr. Rml Male & Insurance • • • i i wmm tMti WH* IftlMiMttttl "New Jersey's Smartest Shm $hop&" tit your bathinf «• frttiwet 74 Merrfi md §!••* Turnplb Summit, N. J. emmtim i# on rwnd «t Rogers IIS Siflii«fl*W Ave. itW-khit-Si. Phanwicy. Vnd?r*«t»r gflgflM, for appointment call •. * bathing e*f», «nfl»iiiet, *m un Summit M#ffbNn»» lotion* ton nam# it*-Rog«f» ha« »«««.**»*—*- «4>W«V«M4*WiH« H, l»f«icflption« JJ«tW to tionUUi, L-.-.---*—--«•- THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 21, H51 bought « h««c «t 18 TwomWy avenu* . _ | of 1&22 through 1881 — and m>m* drive, Tjic, Thomas'« have three [from a v»c»tlojj at ik« uiandi ^ Princeton Grads Howl Foul'at' I husbendlesa wive* They reprt- children, Jerry, 10; Kwin, 6, and 1 tented 15 Morris. Union *nd E»* Paula »evei> week* old, Mr. Mr. »nd Mr«. Terence c w Yale Man Makes Pitch Jot Mates i.?*-s county cotntimnities. • Thoiiuu i^ with the New York I Summit i#.aiv>'«rt» who *tte»dod j and children, Terry, iimi, " '" about .everything that I'uu.J w. Or.? i!!o* -rfs.rted girl Port Autlority. ki«i into *'uv.r4pT?K'!d • wen" Hi-nry B -Tliiplbar. Pfndefi- Pamela, of Surrey road 4r<. happen did happen wfun 250 :<•>«•• MV J. M, M«n3tl of Ovcrhill thf rrafti*' j>iid fhte^* "with ni* W Bt-cd. 'Woodruff J Eng- thla w««k-end for Iccknj ti Princeton alumni, their wsvt.» and road left Miirtdiiy for a visit with Son.'1 acording to lh«- word, httih. Palnui- J. l<»ihr<, William [to O»io, Ttom SWckholift < Ju;!,* children, pif-nii-kcd rcicntly at I Burtu, H> ivur-1 K. Ht bbic and friends at Si. Paul. Minn. lh TnrK'. th<> rs.. a en mi-: liif wife [rttotor tttrriws Wt«terti y, John U. ikuton lit VVIJ.'OW Jftrook catch*r got * ' muddied that the Fmni K. K;n winter tat tho Evt>r- wivra bwt their husband* -*t *cfv» the game disstt* grated. i Provjdtmfi- and Arthur E. Tatar, Mr. and MM. H. Walfora Maritl glnd*«, Minmi. flu. of Prospect #iriMl »«H«d K ' b»H According to the Princeton Captains were Rob rt M liardi- ; Jr. ami J*i!iir* T Gearbftrt of rj(rk«'!.-y Ht>:giit.-' the "8.8. United, 8tatw fj,. ^ Club of XorilweHi'TR New Jir« fief. New V< rton and Edward VV. - Mr mid Mrs. Kiehjud I*. UUier niohtha in Europe. ' **>''• publicity man, however, th« and sonar Kithurd mid Damon, of gamp brok*' up m the *venth «* Local Men Attend } Stony Hill court will leave Mon- T«7 whfn Die wiveitsenl a disguise*! Elmira Conference ! day, Juno 1, tat Canada. Mr 6W Acquainted Special Els to the rnr.unff «K-IU 'men attended the i Mi|ier hn*» been tran*ferred io the VVhfttev.'f th>> mori- I'.tie eth- co of the Extern Dts- ! I'nidentiul's Toronto ofJiie. Th'-y 1 Li. LOW CAkORH inr,I>n«Hi wivr« sia.e tbf ^•irlntinrs of Soft Watff ! >vil! bi' in •llii-ir new iK'iiie, 30 FRUITCAKE Opi ra'.ors Saturday Rt : Knnlsi lair drive, (lahville, Ontario. 1 PT, BOmi 100% N. Y They were Gene i after H( pternber I.- rp-pr» .,>. n. !. • o nnw in (In tr nrw honw at 10 PIGS OR DATES h.».r..| *) .John . I'HUH A Martin of Cuillgun |wlv«i.'*nd gue»U. Left to right are Milton F, fletw •! street. pc'° Jinf, n«m#n Cabrera, 0. H. Paulson, N/Harkneiwj . . , . rkiinUvotiJ drivi . Mr, l^-ct In with :,* f| 4 h J '• I I", the 1*>M) Slanihird Oil Coni|)nny. ALL I FOR 1 Storage Ka: .; ll»jrr Jr. j , _„„ . *»f.t"-ri >>n AP'i Mr, Martin dt«- i at , • ,-f>! Mnrr* County ».th eu.-«*vl pliunh:ng codes at the j i Mr. «nd Mrs. W'lHIum Cranstoiin HIALTH FOOD CiNTRi n .* ij|r,» to tn«* (iicuu morning tumlors, Tbp principal PERSONALS of Colt road and Mr. and Mns. Ed> f7/ i r »](r •• p- unfortunately 4g4Sprlwflt»ldAve., Summit 'apt'skpr WAS t!ip president nf the Soule, in honor of her iWrd birth- wflr.l H KRUS of New Kngiand yt,-,. «js jor the homeward Mrs, Tiicodorc Augua- DAR, at her new home at Rum- -l/\aTTai FURS Xetional A«w>i>tation. R. K, Ill-tinc were^given a surprise party son on Tuesday, June 2. day. of Saturday by their daughters, Loia I •> * lV-Pi<"t<»n family'* an- 352 Springfield Avenue Tr pud G&H, In their new home nn A ia»t parly for those who Mr. Mr», I-iixmn Card r > «. j''i r v drew wive.*. SUMMIT 6-4606 >> dpringflcld avenue. Thto occasion part In the C»lvry Drama Guild:* of Onnoe Brook paritwny hivr re- thrir thirtieth %vcddlngf production of "1 F | turned fron) fl two-week .•.tnv with Allstate PROMPT took placr «t the home of "Mr in Houth a»ro!;n:i, Ttnn- and SJr^, Joshua VV'itrd of H^w- ca&o and Maryland '.home pla-e. Mrs. Paul Tilffii. CLEANERS Miss Jill Harms, daughter of 1 l YOUR FORD DEALER Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Harms of. New dlrr-i'ior. . wr,j pt,• Lester Crone of to Oslo to spend the eummrr with of Madison avenue, waa--hphort-d Colt roid have Jus11 rpturnp;J from relatives in various p.srU of Nor- at a shower .Saturday aftoraoort Madison, Wb., where tlu> w< nt way, insurance Service t tHe homo of Mrs. Han.? iiWrz to «:•<• Ihur dnughtvr. EiuJ»beJi of Edjjewood avfnuo by 21 of her Jane in tho L'n.vrrsity ol \Vis>- Mr. ami Mrs. iW'L. T mother's friends. Sew Jersey motorists firttt Alltfate't law liability coiuin's inter-artJi festival. formerly of Minneapolis, h«»ve rates arc substantially lea than those of mmt Cold Storage I MAKiS >f rs. Clifford E. Dunn of Wood- i or/itT prominent insurance companies. And under Thi.' Winter C'ub held it* spring ALL MODEL5 land avenue. Short HillK. will leave j New JtTMfy's n«>w Seeurity-RcupttriBibHity Law. \rm Quolity « Odorless dance Friday night at the Giti ««n*t afford to l»« Wffrymt th» adequate proti%u>m • • hi* Week for her summ#r home Hall, Meyersvllle. Millie for the a 51 Cliit ronti. Nantucltot. MJIAS. i whii'h All»l«te» notv Streamlined Illustrator DRY CLEANING Torty eouplea aniJ their gueits was Policy gives you, USED CARS - USED TRUCKS by Johnny Alnuiuist's orth«j^ru. Mre. Anton H. Doblmaierf of Kent Cocktail were in charge of Mr, Allstate,.the'insurance company founded bv piflce Oardena honored Mrs. How- !and Mrs. Arthur If Hale of Pros- Bparn, Hoebui'k and Co., is famous for f»Mi, ALL WORN DONE ard R. Stevens of Morris avenue, $BB him today! pect street. Those i^vitrd to serve fnir cluini no it laments, nationwide serv it*'. ON PREMISES! Wednesday ttf:efr.oon , t fl kr»ffcc- on thi1 eveutlve board for n«'xt klfitseh. Mrs. Sttvens leaves ahoft- and an umjHually higl»,pere«>!nnj.;e o! r ly for Evanston, 111. O. Ciutwam. Jr., of Warwick road; Mo W(MI()IT more (li«n a million and H \,-M\ Mr, ami Mre. W. Scott Van Der- ML13 Carol Mel/eod of Teriafly ; Your Doctor policyboldtfrft dt'jM'nd an AllBtntft for proterunu beck, Cret Acres circle; Mr. and Krtow$ Best iave a surprae shower #nd builet, Mrs. J. Wayne Luther Krndrlck and security. luncheon in honor of Miss Elissn- ; read; Mr. and Mrs. V B. Lk>\*fl- Wit limit. u!ilij,.iUiHi, w»r or phoiu* your Allst;i(e ;ig{ nt. bcth Ann B" ker. daughter of Mr. Syn, Sumniit avenue, and Mr. and Ht> will give you full deuiihs »l»out Allstat*"» and MM. Gilbert Baker of Mou.«- Mrs. Glen D. ,I.irk.«on, L"nox load. ronny advantage*, (let tho fuels today amJume. tain avenue, Miss Baker wli. be j I5«>n to prufert »iMir I marriod June 20 to William James i Among the prize winners at the You ran founded by Sears,,. famous lor better valut peet.—Mins MeLcod was a room- ; Morn,* E-ssf x Deg Show ftnUtrday i:nt.'1 rruchtraan's Mr. ("onnor who is viee- nhtj w i« fjiven « trophy for the Prescription C linger T«v«n«M>«iTM«n l and Vin«>fnt I{.-J(ih of. G?lllf PlftJities, New- '_beat of breed in H!H eJas."». •»? S;vir»9fle!d Avenue Ffienc: Stirjimit 6-72S0 ark, fcprescntfd his compsny on i 50 Maple St. a convention cruise sponsored by i Mrs. Frank VV. Wjirr^n of Moun- SU. 4-7171 A #\ the Arntrican Society of ria^tics j tain avenue entertained member* Industries, 1of h«r bridgf? elub Tuesday after- Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lf>vr of noon. T'lr Kitr«t5 included MM, We know you're anxious to \ Ian your next D ytona Beach, Fla., forireriy nf Ruffrll A. Klme*, Mrs St^niwootl Summk, are In to-»vn to visit their H. Howes. Mm. William F Rae game with the gang—but oil ers on your party line Mre. Clark N. Breisch, Mrt Jftmrr ! son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and r have important calls to make, too. ! Mrs. Raymond J. Love of Manlry VV. Wel^h. Mrs. Edwnnl F. C^rr. eourt, They will h- gumta for k Mis, Thorna* W. Alii- on and Mrs, So instead of making one all after an6ther, allow Week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer P. Smith, ! a little time between them, I t's always a good Harvey Spooner of H'gh Point Mrs. Nil* F. Brandin. retirlns; drive, after *hlch they Will fe. president of the Fortnightly Club idea to allow a little time be ween calls side for A month at Turkey H>U entertained members of the execu- Inn, returning to their hom- In tive board at a brio's? luncheon and incidentally, when you tjor it gives Daytona Beach early in July. Tuesday «t» tho clubhouse. your friends a chance to call Mrs John C Brodsky. formerly Mr. and Mrs. R. Unsley Sheperd of Mountain avenu«, will enter- of Kent Place boulevard fnter- tain at luncheon the executive taiived la*>t Monday for Mrs, Shep- board of the Beacon Fire chapter, prd'.i mother, }fim. James Walter UT US TAKE Ferry Deficit CAttE During 1952, the Lackawanna Rail- OF road had an out-df*pocket loss from its YOUR Ferry operation of $924,999. The Christopher Street Ferry Line PRECIOUS alone sustained an out-of-pocket loss of POSSESSIONS $443,508 and a total loss of $5^0,525. Lackawanna Railroad

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mlniinnro In- NIW JIRSIY EEU Tf LI HONI COMPANY SUMMIT TYMWWTER mm* titm «ud Av». Ummlf, N, J. $M. 4-707-4 tm** m* Rtfititrt ' S«ln mm*. Summit, Cd«riw«. Vfeilm * 1 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THUHSPAr, MAY 28, 1953 HWtoppers Score 70-3 Three Clubs Keep Summit Unable Grosso fo Hurl for Yanks Victory Over Chatham Clean Slates in To Hok) Track In Opening Tilt Saturday With. « big *»««• "mini out- .,ouj* on Dinny Wjslker'i CUc The Summit \"Leglon Yankees" York Giant "Roo^kjea." rccognUed burst of five run* putting them out j r, Johnny Brockelb«nk ( Softball League will display their^'tBlented ag-gre- as the strongest »el)|i-prafeMlont«l ' reach. Summit Hl«bj. bueb.ll- h> own cause by getting two b« Championship uf M In three weeks of play, only gmtion for the home town fOiks in th« \mcUopolitan ,,,, whippedI Chatham by an over- on * , : „,,„„, Undrr aunny ekics at Hurrell drivi; to eU whR h three .,elub» remain unbeaten in Field, Glen Ridge, la*t 8aturd«>, ths Saturday afternoon at 2:30 area. The Giant rookian are sport- \S helming 10-3 count »t tht toacrc' runs four and five the City Softball League with Twill Verona's fine track ftquad returned p.ms on the Memorial Field dia- itig a fifteen game winning streak .i-flmond Johnny Brockelbank held Chatham retaliated with « Dair marking Devices, Businessmen, \ aa Championa after a year'a lapse mond, fating the #trong New which has been compiled In a the opposing batter* to only five I in. tthc second «n two hits three and the T.A.C.F.'porting three vie- in the 19;h annual Suburban Con- carryover streak from th« tall n,tJ white fanning KVMi. { willu and « pitcher'* miuue' torics without a setback. The race ference Track and Field Cham- end of lost fccnaon. The unbeaten in the flrat inning Willie Mai- | Etch team added another run and la,so dome that even the club In pionship*. Caldwell noied out de- Summit Silksters Oianta will certainly be a suitable :(,ry reached first on «rs error and ; then Summit moved ahead to at*y Sen. place it but two games out of fending champion Summit by a opponent for Manager Frank moved up on • tingle by'Julian with a four-run outburst in thefirst place, with Local 46 and the ' single point for runner-up honors. Gre-cco's powerhouse, featuring ths Hill *nd a ground-out, with Phil \ top half of the final ft«nu. Tony Poat Office in.second place,, but Win Easily Over Jong ball hitting of Eddie Sanlcki Kyun. bringing them both home ! Trapp walked followed bv «uc' one game off the pace. Only one record w«ui broken, and Frwnkio Bahlman. both for- that by senior Paul McGiffin of wlth ft ringing double. Jack Ridley | teaalv* single, by Rvan "ftld'ey The general ail around play of ' Clifford Scott merly played for the Philadelphia scored Ryan with another ;«„<] Waiker which scored three Summit in the javelin throw, with the league la far better than that Loading all th Summit PhiHica. •ong double, followed by another although WaJkfr WAS out on a run which operated during tht' first Paul throwing 1T2 »c«t. 7 3/8: fading ail the way, down. The final run wa,» jeored lnchca, oelipaing « twc?ive-y«ar 'Hish's track team easily defeated Word was received early tht* month of play lust spring, with hot- wn-k tlwt Otmiv Gra««o will defi- when Brorkelh»nk walked, with ter pit riling, and aLw better hitting held by Earl Neal of Mill- Clifford tkott's harrirra la*t Billy Rv«n doubling him home. i burn. Be«idc« MeOlffSn, 'Summit 'Wednesday at AahUnd Sladluin. nitely be. on hand to twirl tht all ehrbs tcctn perked up with all openrr fr>r the legion Yankee*, Tennis Team 10 : CHATHAM 3 J Indications of « close iwr. S firata wore won by Mel Ford In ;_, , ., ,, . ,, , . „ t. h. #.' p. h. # i ,i ui 'i » i. • »in « i. iEast Orange, Me bmd nnd 1'au flying in from Texas on Thu«day. 3 „ I Al>tttRlon. 2b0 i In the Industrial softbnii Iwigtir. Young (irasno, recogniEed by many 1 0 Casts*, f* 0 I! the .turprisc team is the Olnmw ! the high hurdles and Bill Schroe- j Loses to MMiurn, jHII], rf '' j ! » Kold*w«y, 1ft r> for Huminit, but Bobby Miles and '"w^ball experts a« one of th* '' *oft hall era who have posted thrcn dof«irir yi n easthey polvictore vnult, wit. Each Vh was « |M^imn ww« tho double winners fl 0 tlMwrd'H rf 0 pitching prottpecta' ever •P. R'"«:i ?,h 2 3 0 Holland, of I 0; victoria without a defeat, with J aUo placing second in the Julius Dillingham each won a llrst ifUrtlfy H J dovel«|ied in the Summit arta U 3 O.Do««lM. If 1 J; K, Rmit in «rcoiid plnr<\ a single j and wsis high point mtkor for thr Defeats Madison V,>lk»r, Jb i 1 0 !Urkffrt> c 1 urn! a second place finish. to make the JSummlt '&tiil(v.-!t. u. n Hilitopper* with nine points. Ford ft Weaver 3h o 0 o! game off the pace The HilltopperH won tm of thir- opflner a «uccea#, getting Two matches during thr «» fl 0 01 .... scored »ix, with Schroeder, Bob fek decided the fate of .Summit Ford. J> 0 Milr-g and Juiiu* Dillingham each Jtw" flrst plaeoa, including soine n "«j)t>ci«l" from the Air Force tKramnj (£>) 0 0' hgh's netmen, losing to Miilburn j SCirmALL |.E.V;i!K «iorinf five point* for Bumnilfs igood individual marks, in their Fia/sc in Texan where ho la sta- w. r SO !! Totjij 3 3 2 tioned, \- a 3-2 icorc which just about ! A CF ;i (I I »IN> fine effort. |nnH, tuneup for tlie conference illeil off their hopes of gaining im c* l.Ofltl ; Manager Frank 'Orccco will do rf) Twill Marking Derlcw 1 01)0 STIlOMi-.MIMED Ozzic Qrasdo, outJitandiivg local chucker, scheduled Speedster Jimmy Morton was n> .Suburban Conference Cham- -pimttijt sw> TonT-10ifa t the only double winner of the day,' th,« crtteKlng, with neveral local ^7' to hurl Summit "I^glon-Yankce" opener Saturday afternoon aa locals! TEAM mn.-iltip, but another 3-2 win, this £?V^*' _wo tfW o—3 li Pout Of fife "....' ... 2 nlwyera scheduled to bo in the (' if bv it 1 Ms fiue N, Y. Giant rookies at Memorial Field. Orasao Is getting *pGclal( yard dash summit, »5, Clifford Scotl 3» Two-b«.'*> hit*: B. By«n, v. Ryan, .starting lineup. The highly tal- ii tor/ over Madison which vaulte 1. Mlh* tts) hi.-m Into the runner-up spot Tro.ii's .... up in the broad jump. 2. C«Hlligli8m (Si 3. (.irtwo .(HI 220. ented Rider College dup of Jam iS) hr race. : W»lk<«r. Cmtn. Umpire*: Although their regular season i. Urleco 18) 1. Filler (C.SI 440-yurd Dasti and Freddy Swick will .bo In the-Miilburn match Summit Fwhml" SIMMIT is finished the HilUoppers still cJ«*U: (0:50 1) I.. Menliiaitll (CS) 2. on hnnd «s well as Meredith Stiles SOFTBALL LKAUt SPORT RAMBLINGS fcoldpn (8) 3. Coopor [Sj 880-yrd (Si a ItfMl (8i 3. Carter IC8) Yankee flnnneln which were worn Pub'ic Service .ir? ."33- 100 yd low luirson (SI 2. Ltndbcrtt cent years, these uniforms were R»»II1M of Issl wrrk's (3) 3. NfU (C8| DUcus (lirr'l I. uir seventh victory. K. Smith H. Bdl Labs 6 tlio.neivly organized StiiiimH Legion "Yankoo" baseball club Inaugurate! Toam Score: Verona-50'i, Oald- keOlflln 18) 3. Ht'.a (CH) 3. Hti«hWi supplied by tho parent New York All of the first «tr ngers on Coach fUnesl1 '0, Clha 9 w Summit 38l2, Glen (OS) 2. Dillingham (3) 3 tow (8) )«ve McNecly's club have been To Miilburn Yanks tihlif Sfrvic* xr! it. Fubll St-rvlcr It Is the Intention of the Legion tt3 3. . |"Little Giant" Baseball Club. Game time Is set for Z p.m.'and fromi RiRidgd e 31, Miilburn 234, Madison Pole Vault 10'0") 1, 8ohroea>r 16) 2. laying well in the close C'bnfer- Omvwi (6) 3 HarrliiRton (O8) lirrmtl Yankees to play every Saturday The Summit PAL. No. l base- 10. Jump fiS'O") I. Cooper (H) 2. Miles nce race, with Summit scheduled \U\ 19. ISiS 'tho interest manifested by the Messrs. Nick Grasao, Commander Larry! 1 1 afternoon at home, bringing in ball club polled one win while los- ' Biisiiie.'S Men'* Tro.U'i 100 yd, dash (0.106) 1. Morton (8i 3 Port (8) Javelin (132 &U ') I. > wind up their regular nelson . r. h • Arthur Doty of New Providence. Summit fans will-be proud McairTin (8> 2. WntaolJ (CS) 3. Ed-top travelling basotball attractions, ing one In the last week of play in ah. r h.' (V) 2. Nelson (OR). & MIU* (8), wiirdo 8). ;th a match with Glen Ridge on r> !,a»'f. 3D 3 0 1 4 0 1 the first rate baseball club that will represent the Hill City. 4. Steven* fC). 5, also giving thought to staging an the newly organised trl-county W.Smith. 3b 3 n i o. Oi londay. 4 arc-light attraction, all dependent AT*oiy *s 4 0 o A.comu'ii 3b 3 0 ^dub will have good pitching, exceptionally good catchingf,-with a hardj 220 yd. dash (0:23.5) 1 Nelson (S), 2. Hcinzerling (GR), 3. (tie) TBNSIS SVMMAm.l:* ! bajebRll league, The league operat- P 3 ( on the interest of Summlt'e base- May 22, 19S3 at Miilburn J.Keltz'n. If 1 l Entinte'o. rf 3 o l hitting offense that should rattle sufficient hits to win most of theirs GR> 2. Stevcrtu (C) 3. Dillingham Hetherington «nd Umbreit (C) 5.Tw.ll faithful. ing with boys thirteen through f!f- A Cviltj'n, cf 3 OiCTrost. lb 3 0 ! Boyd ill) a«'f?at?a Mcwr ii-. j l j Bos-.w). 2b l.i 0 games, (S), 4. Shepardson (Ma), 5. Pear- (tie) Graves (S) and Clow (Mi). -3, | t* rntSei On 'Wednwdiiy the Summit May 20, IBS! Broad Jump (20'8") 1. Ndaon attsrson und -S, -3. 1-8, i whon the Summit Electrical Service Company, through Fred G. Slgler, . 2. Bell (C), 3. Buell (V), 4. HELP WANTED -4 P.AL No. 1 club defeated the BHS Lflbs J. K Ksnlt (GR), 2- Morton (V), 3, Stevens Ch'tthniTi Seal* by an 8-1 score Strornehder (S), 6. Foot . Ma? 35. IMS Baron, rf 4 ! 2 Houiano. cf 3 "32 Jr., fonvnrdfd a check to Nick Grasso stating: "Quote, "Dear Nick-You (C>, 4. Miles (8), 5. Sehlenker (C). WOMEN PROM Abr;in«0n iMi d> hrhltid the pitching of Frnnk Cole Crtam. 3b 3 1 1 Infimd'n. ks 5 1 3 cannot realize how hnppy 1 am that you have taken a leading step In: Mile run (4:46 1) 1. Lincoln (Ml) Shot Put (43'5") 1. Parker (GR),. VerHno i*. :s 1 1 Panibello, Ih 4 C) n D. S-iUth (8) soul! (Mi who Hilnwril but two hit.t while U 4 1 1 AH.wco. 31» 4 2 kfepinR hard ball alive In Summit. Clean sporta has a tendency to 2. MeKinley (V), 3. Chamberlnin 2. Martin (Mi), X McGlauglln (Ml), SPRINGFIELD -X 2-6, 6-3 striking out t«?n The only safe c 4 0 1 DiCUoCVI. If 3 J devr-lop better mers of our youth. As former President of the Summit . 4. Springer (V>, 5. polk (S). 4. Whltbeck (Mi). 5. Snmpflnn (S). r (Ml hlt,< w, rr a eingii- by Abramn ..In f, 2h 3 0 Q Oennettl. C 3 e-4 4 O 0 AApt-icy . :ff 2 2 Athletic A^soeiiition, I HTO fully nware of thr problems nnd heartaches 120 yd. High Hurdles (0:16.4) 1. Dlscud Throw (HB'8Vt") 1. UNION-SUMMIT VICINITY ul.-mtth »nr! Pn»»»r*cn d-!*••>{• the fir.*t. and n triplo by Madden lunsn !!) J 1 1 C:i.-hili, 20 2 1 II that yon are going to face. However, I know that with the interest Ford (S>, 2. (tie) Wohlegmuth Whitbock (Mi), 2. MeGiflin (S), P~*incr wnd S*»ttiunrt iMt in thi- fiur;!i The P.A.L. biwt-b:*!!- tov.v. p •411 plfTPionr. 2b 1 0 "' that you have In this movement, tin* town folks will come to your sup- WORK NDAR YOXfR HOSfl iKy/'ck. \t-vi -i I i»i.<: 30 It I2-check- in the hopes that you have a very successful season. As clerks and managers In local B.1C.U:, Al!(>r:-o. Aptiu" 180 -vit-tow Hurdlea (0:31.5) 1. Javelin (l72'7%"-new record, ocol Women Golfers WHkitiPfin nnd H triple hy Eddif 1 "To the many baseball fana who were faithful to the standout! Morton"(V), 3. Bkeols , 3. Prea old record no'll" by E. Neal, branch dry cleaning store. For RIVo followed W a \v«lk nnd nn information, phone Home Office. dinners of Modi son j ier—Lysiy. um- , uiekawnntia trams who represented Summit In the part. I sincerely) eott (GR>, 4. Yarbrough (C), 5.Miilburn in 1941) 1. McOlflln (S), infir'fl rrrnf ivMch gnve Bunimit br-lievc thut every effort ho exerted, physically and financially, in start-i Ford (S). 2. Thorpe (V), 3. Casweli (Mi), 4. Esses 5-7400. Two lorn) women wrtt>. HIIHUTS B efimnwnf'inR five run Send Siim- Ing our rcpresentatlvo baseballors off to a successful season." I Pole Vault <10'B"> 1. Schroeder -Dodiron (S), ti. Parker (GR). nntly In the Madison CJ«!f f'uh's mi; scored thrp" mo*e !ti the K^C- ltv- 8rrv;r- £r Public H«.TT|."I }-,' ah r n ; )H'i*'s contest. They wore MrsJ ojid on « ."Irtglf by V,'ilk'«son. «n 1 1 C.-ffery. 5h 4 3 2, .i v»ni. P 4 ! 3. Judson in the 38 hole tour-j rrror and two walk*. The only f •lf.mey. rr 7 0 O'OM'irc'o, 5b 3 1 ? Con way. 3lj 4 0 2 n.Rfml. RS 4 0 01 nent, and Mrs. Alison Hertrn,! f"hfl;h»m tally w*r- ,«c*>frd In th" 0 0 \\ D«Pnp, If 4 V V Hinh School Ends r ii n.l>rwr. lb 3 1 ! GIGANflC > v grow and fevvpsit immber putts fou 'h inning nn fl \\;4:K ^ ^Icn 7-It ••' 7'i-hi 4 O 0 ,! Vf;f!utfp. *• I 1 li the nine hole group. i .,v»« fallowed by MudclenV triple. ft T Tcrrllo. rf 4 ! 1 1 -(• hv ili!il"?f • rf 0 0- Conference Play; T.T M - 1 0! 1 0j 5 3 n t Cmthum 0 0 0 Tilkc. 7\ 0 O 9 Wins, 6 Losses MsUwi. ( ! (I TERMITES Summit P.A.I.. «-4 l*iiilt»r mL^tinp fkicj* nt Mrmo- ; TO1:'IK 21 3 8 S'^'urday aftprnonn tho Wr: rii! Fi.'M l;>st Monddy, Summit SWAP* \\' ?re flving a^nin Watt h .-iiimniit PAL. Ir^^rhallrr.i 'o.el r • '•ml' il it.'» Huburba:i Conference f>r "S\Vnrms" of "Flyins ir fir.H f'^i" o the f<«*on ; 033 'I ilr with (i y!im 2-1 victory over Ants" which como with 'wing to the Miltburn Yanks by »n CiDn , • ll-.e Madison Dodger.i. J-ick Ridley 3-* score it M^nmrlfi? Field. Rogf*r li. Snrin*. shed their ^1ng;= I l aHo'.vcd but three hit.i while fan- 4 P^nrsington. thirtcrri .yenr old 1 i ..I.Hi ll thendisapp^r These woor t ft nii'a; twelve. The win Rave SummR hurlf-r went the fu'l M'vcn innings 1 I TI r.: r\". If 3 1 destroying insect*- caus< I Fl!>!l'v. Ih ;) 1 i a r.Tnrd r f .six wins am! f;)ur !o.^;v n brt'pr fatf B.i ei"ht I R Otil'-k, i.'f 2 1 c p i i in ("iiifetvnr.' )tlny and vaulted ^uch damage to pronertv I'm---. M ' t (•:•• (••' p :' 1 1 mn.'p Mi'lhurn'/i j'h r«i v. V tiiem into a .o.'coml phu:e fini.^h. Ruildinga ti o t protected I f! ii:ii>v. 2 ) i of thp Millbum hit* were C:>!.»rii'o. rt 3 f. KC.id'viB. rJ 1 0 ! Matll.«on scored first In tho initial during con«tntctioii usually short Texni* I^eaguer.i. j't"t firop- -p 3 0 ''rniiic when with one away, Sam reqtire It later. ilr.t out °f l^f r^arh of Summit '! II Tnti!.-. M-:'.ntot)o. walked and rune around fielf'fs. P-.ive errors. Tlie ' Hilltop- ti hp-f qn fenlls until two were ont Umpire Apple- : ; | )>rtP n 1'iliated in the bottoni h".lf n Ih« f f;'i K'lvch jrivr". you nn '"f tho .'uiiif inning when Julian r'vely in protection tdra cf how 'well he w*s to.^ina Hill ."'nglctl with two away, reached them up. j'-veond on «hort.itop Rnlph Cole'." of Miilburn prcred two runs In the G!en Ridge Uses irrror, find .scored moments later NOW fin»i on two hit* and two errors, I whin CuV matlo hw aocoiul error mi? run'eomlrft In ''"* tItit-el on a joT t In1 inning. other Wood IV hy a 2-1 to Summit : -in.Tlr t:il!y in the fi 'th. TMi r big ', Thf vk'tory made Summit's over- tro" n«? I n scf t s. inn'n? «-hich «•»« the rn-'•- was rill record nine wins <\nd.j»ix lo.«^w, • iisinp dpnendablr1 cnsfineer« the seventh when they sc" ''T" At Memorial Field iwith a replay of ln.nt Turwlny'd timr* on 4 hit.* «nd a \'-. [an exr»pr'*nr'<*d. tchnia*) Subiirhnn Conference Wflr.i with I It H K H H F, •ilrrVd. followed by three base** on n Ttytin. ;ib 0 0 0 DP Srim, 2b 0 0 0 [ly trained, licensed engi with fMgrr Fshfrty dou- a slim 2-1 win over Glm IlidRf Milhirv cf 1 2 OMnifry, 21) f> 0 n| Summit scored « Mrvltifi. li o « n CiUrtiio fanned five while walk- '•'•;;!;!;• ii t'lnlrd ••"ft ecorrd on « p () (I 1 ffi1. In Ml) 0 ii n in" niily t\vo. Oi'po.'-ins burlcr r» o y A New 11) O o I Ciivr.in. ft ly*;rv Sipscr OMI.V t, ft l>/>hh!e by Tuininy H 2 .! il r«* iinfl [utRtlon in ih!» field It un nl Memorial Field, Aummll with Iron and a fielders c!»olcc gave the *hine the opposition. ; Hilltopprra thrir fii*=t run, «J- Inninfr*— • though it took « putoiit «t hnnie ?*fr««t thirty i>lRlit piiw, with thi? COMPARE THESE ADVANTAGES [Thnunnnd« of rtference* Littlr Five of IfnAhrnuck }{c?lghtu 4 310 ooa in »ubl« Ch«r«pl0B«ntp» will Berkeley llalghts erowneri them- «clve» In M bl««» of ilory liwt Sun- 83f not Arty night hy winning the Htutr BUREAU wateh *« Mm «f Bowling Toiirtt Cbl 70S fUtmtlfftti for ghip in rfl«t»h#ii OTTO SCHMIDT Jr./ Inc. 4 IOSILL1 PARK. N. J. TMirnimint will kt of th# 29th «nitiml New Jprsey McELGUNN'S WHOLES* LR «d «t«t* tntn's l SUMMIT SU* 1*1*6$ What Cor, MapU St. ft Springfield 302-0* IROAD ST. ©ur Thin w«i »lrUtly • i^«in title Ki,t iHtii 1.1m th# Berkeley b»wl#« mi- Avt., Suiwmif, N, J. M tiotti, nil their fiv«U by ftl *• : ^ THi E SUMMITT HERALDE , THURSDAY, MAY 28, WS. , The Suburban Home OwnerV_Page House of Today Architect's Suggestions onGrandma's Old Built-in Storage Walls and HERE and THERE in REAL ESTATE Brass Bed Now Add Convenience By EDWARD C HOLMES, V, P. Is Being Built Face-Lifting of Bungalow In today'days openopen-plap n hhouse , J| juatabjjtbj j e by moeiu off sp«cii! metal N. 1. Asm. of BeaJ Estate Boards Modernising the exterior of a. bungalow tike th* one pictures! be- Fashionable cabinets and ihelvts do i supports designed for t ha; To Fit Family extta duty &s room partition*. ] pose, available in hardware tlort| low w e problem, as the bund reels of-thousand* of persons who ow« • Get out that curlieu* bra** or The d*y when people accepted * They are relatively simple to'build If the storage unit;b to be k' IT WAS WITH SINCERE REGRET that members of jfimiiar ones know. But Mine phanges can help—-such aa thost sug- iron bed from grandma a attic, for and once Installed the-convenience j cwsible from only or.t house -«»,ki" is puL In the** it has ataged a. f&shlon comeback. he Summit Real Estate Board heard of the resignation of time*, the house fit* the family— U immeasurable, .' I &*<* i3 "tade from a gested in the drawings by Architect Erwin James of Chicago for If brass, polish it with a good ug!e five members of our Sub-Standard Housing Board. In this Storage units should, be planned | of plywood for''smooth, or else. Home Modernizing magazine. metal .pollen and, finish with * Joint.(t(t-> coiuran on March 19 it was noted what a fine job this board i construction. Doors a;ij Families vary in their require- If you have for the specific article* they arc •was doing. It is still the opinion of those closely connected ments. Architect* and builders, ! with reel estate that the job done readily recognising theae upon the unit i« more doable- doors are htat and by this board waa not a failure torn to be certain that tny bills •re blaepriadrig houata of all it a new coat. Today's preferenct | the «i« of the art ice Width and cither tlie sliding or tnir.»| u$ a grand " suecees. Although that are aubmltted are at least con- designed for old people and newly- j Is for high colora such as shock- j height can be varied in accord- type. If drawers av<- ff.,v,4, e)'were unsuccessful }n complet- stitutional, and contain c!aiu«s inarrieds; chi!dl«J couple* «nd j trig pink. Dull black is stunning j'ance with tnc quantity of items they #houl!w the ir plans for ttie "Summit that make them at least somewhat those with many youngsters; those j with a charcoal and grey decora- W be stored. pea. fair to both tenants and landlords. who entertain a great deal ind «ub!e for the size oi :• yjativcs/' (to construct 16 tive scheme. White give* dainti- Countless homeowners, building to bt few rental units to replace some The Idea of controlling the entire tfcos* who live within the boatwn j I their own cabinets and _ storage' stored.. tused with the white or colored that are beyond repair) th«y were stete (which would Include areas of the family and seldom need j walls, follow the practice of etibi- After completion, \ enameled iron bed. most mccABiful in every other like Summit that have been de- extensive dining or guest room ' net niantifacturera and two pb'- units ctin ne placed in nr.y effort. controlled) has been dropped. The facilities. With metal being used more i wood- lls smooth .surface can be iid uid more for furniture, a brass Jtfore than 28 sub-standard unit* two bills favored are Senate S-3T3 gome Basic Factor* j left m its natural state, showing •back, or stacked one above ••«( The bungalow (left) has been made more handsome by cleaning tip \v.rc closed and e«n not be used and A.9S«mbly A-40. Xanae your housing needs, and bed can be wed with striking ef- I the beauty of the wood grain, 6r it other. fect; especially with small, sym- , fo,.r housing unless brought up to Both of these bills include a pro- there's a home to fit But certain the roof line* and adding more modern windows, can be painted any desired color. metrical modern pieces in the new standard; over 80 rental units, once vbion that e landlord ehould re- basic factors atand out, no"matter No Material \Vastt dark woods such as teakwood. aub-atartdard, have been brought ceive a fair return on, his invest- •whit the type of dwelling. Here Storage units should be 1~", M" many of which «l» have touches DDT Resulting up to standard due to the effort of ment, but the interpretation of are the principal ones: or 24" deep) Height can vary from this Ward. Plans are nov? under fair return • varies greatly. Both 1.'.'Accessible bathroorh or lava- of polished brass. "•• 2' to 8'. Practically any article fan In Blight on way for even more units to be re- bills also adopt the "home rule".! tory of eajsy-to-clean material. HU Rhododendrons Wremeridou* jet in paving the way controls before th«y become i often: if the family has children, ; focal point of a room, deserves a the p'ajstic-fa'ced p!yw.ood-cornea in The use of DDT as n setting of its own. it is'suggested where soon over 50 per cent of our effective in their area, and de- mothers can't go. upstairs aeveral *' x 5" pane's, there is no waato of i en roi around bonus .:K r•••su:tir.j by fabric designers. Paint the wall iub-standard units will be up to control may be voted by* the timej a day: and large homes re- material when these,^rnodalar di- in a decided'buildup of a diificu't- behind it a solid color, and set off standard or closed. A real vote of municipal government at any time. quire additional toilet' facilities on mensions are used. to-eontrol -scale on rhododer.drej the bed by hanging a fabric panel thanks from every citizen-of our Out of this confusion will undoubt- the main floor, too. The entire unit, including shelves, m New Jersey.,> .. town is due the members of this behind it on the vnaJL Choose a edly come some kind of control t Plenty of storage space Re- drawer* and doors, can b-c made The sc:tle, of European orips, board who gave so urustintingly of •solid-color fabric; artd it can be that will "save fa.ee" for theae gardless of the number of Inhabi- of plywood,' the material being infests leaves and tw.gs- their time and energy. softly gathered, pinch-pleated, or G.vjs:r,| legislators. tants, a home needs adequate considerably stronger than bcord.» yeal'owing sf)ii»tos. the rhodoit'-p.'iroii' t't first board. More housing is avail- or twice-weekly wash quickly and smart with brass. Any color from unit. If access:biilty is desired Summit that the** is really no cjukitly irsfotcd by the .sf.>>. Y4 able in Summit today than at any with che kejst trouble, with quar- the room color scheme may be from both front and rear. op**n basic reason for continuing the^e next.door viirrc no DDT is usej, lime sir.cg, the war. Even rental ters efficiently arranged. used with the white or colored en- shelves are then placed In posi- controls, end the sooner we are the rhododendrons «re scale-fret, units are beginning to show up on 4. Every modern home should ,' ameled iron bed. tion. Height .of the tallest ariie!«? able to convince those in power Trie. iue of, DDT u such a te> the market. It seems quite feaaLble utilize Use outdoors as living space, i One color for wall drapery, win- to be stored governs !he "spacing that if we continue to put pres- in the State of this feet the bet- tor in this buildup thit h«*( ter off we yd!! be economically no matter bow many rooms it has. ! dows and bedspread is best for a of the shelves, Flexibility !« pro- sure on landlords and tenants now owners m:iy have to fii&'.ie Sx- in our State. The yard, with patio or terrace, is j small room. ThJfi co-ordinates the vided by making the-she'vea n.d- owning and residing in sub- an "extra room" most of the year, j decoration and makes the room vxt-in rhododendrons mi m-y. standard units, we could arrive at DlTlIXfl TOTE LAST FEW 1 3. There are always three ; look larger. Harmonizing color* qnuitoi * if they insist on this goal. Of course, this will re- WEEKS an unprcdicted number meals-plus per day. Small or • may be used for accent touches DDT. quire considerably more time than of new llMings have been appear- big, the family need* a kitchen \ in cushions or chair slip-cover. Ho Mortar Needed The rhododendron SV«!P, vihi:!i going out and replacing som« of ing on the market with the result which Is simple to maintain, with j [ A larger room becomes dramatic isefvortd fgr ihe {its' !;s( the poorest unite immediately with that more houses are being listed as many automatic appliances e» with pattern turd Judiciously—cot :n this' country thrre year* aso new housing; but it is certainly than sold. Homes are still being possible. immediately against the ironwork. For Brick Terrace n<\tr Princeton,' Is a hard-she^ encouraging -when we see that al- sold at a Rood rate and there is Easy construction which most cousin of tJie cornrnnn San Jos( ready we have been able to reach no indication of any general de- scale. Dormant miacible don no: nearly the half-way mark in this cline in th« selling market, bt»t More glamorous window treatment added—the popular window wall. Financing of homeowners- can do th-e-moclv« will provide ari attractive outdoor give complete control, and tr.i program. competition among houses for sale Careless Acts crawlin™ atapc of thf p^t Is a terrace for many pleasant hour/» i It Ls our sincere hope that the is becoming keener as a result of Improvements extended-throughout th>-- Sur.iTft the increased number of listings- in mild weather. ,-. » • Mayor will appoint new members Often Injure Kitchens Become Outdated thai repeated contact spri}* art to this committee in the very near Again the time has come when Made Easier First Mrp is to meaimrp t:ir de- future and that he will be able anyone who is attempting to tell • Home improvement financing b sired *ise adjacent to the -side or •to find citttens who again will a home ahould carefully consider Pet Shrubbery** ! becoming easier for homeowner* rear door opening into the yard, have the desire and ambition to j an(| study the properties th«t wil! A little thougrbtfulneas goes a Sooner Than Other Rooms In many states &» the open-end then dig the earth away for R continue with the greet work j j,e in competition with his, and be depth of 5" or 6", Thr«-e or ..fou/ long way towards keeping favorite Kitchens become outdated quick- and a total of 36 inches of counter ALUMINUM started by the original Sub-Stand- certain to lisi t his property well j Inches cf cinders- or grawf 'hte trees handsome, healthy and happy. er than any other rooms, accord- space throughout the center. It Starting; in New York about two ard Housing Board Members. within the range in which these j But common carelessness can ing to Home Modernizing maga- should have 2lj feet of wall cabt- years ago, this plan Is being used then spread evenly and tarujve'd FIFTY-EIGHT FEU CENT OF comparable home* are offered. In ; down for drainage. ThLs fill Li< COMBINATION ruin the best «f trees, warns J, W. sine, beceusejthe equipment which inets and three feet of base cab- in many ©ectionsv. • • . THE RESIDENT FAMILIES In these times special care should be ? is & major part of their design is lnets. Standard refrigerators re- covered with 2*' of amrsd and in New Jersey own the home in given to the condition of the home | In the open-end mortgage, the the Devey Tree Expert Co. constantly being improved. And quire about 38 inches of wall space. .this bricks are closely laid. At- which they live! In aplte of this, for showing purposes, and every borrower puts the loan back at it» WINDOWS For example, take the practice, riMr appliances engineered to ease Sink Center — The sink and dlah- tractive design* such oj herring- Trenton Is still full of legislator.* effort should be made to "expo**" original face amount after having of using tree limbs and trunks for the housekeeping routine continue waeher, If there is on<\ are part bone or basket-weave can be who are reluctant to vote against the property to as many prospec- paid off "$500 or more. It u» «x- Wood Combinations hanging up clothelines, swings and \o appear on the market of this center, along with stored worked out with the br'.rk, wh;..h rent controls- Few of these legis- tive buyer* as possible. poctcd that many families will use hammocks. The rope forms a ROOM foods that require washing, soak- the sand will hold without mortar Windows Repaired lators really, believe in these con- * Today, a home that is priced Kitchen modernizing starts with this method of financing such which chafes the bark and may* ing or the addition of water; dish- trols and most of them are Repub- right and gives a good appearance deciding whether a kitchen is to home improvements as modernii- j or concrete underlaymcnt. Rork washing and cleaning supplies; and Aluminum Jalous»K licans and generally follow the i it girdle the tree. be cimply a food laboratory or the ing room* with wall panelinf. xt- j «*'t mixed with t * •'/:.ti!t"j'f».:-.t,,,n',ti interior designer* especially like burned and fractured without the Recognising that fact that yel- for the walls include sunahine yel- owner being awar« of the damage. low Is the color ©! high«t low, cool sea-green or rich blue. That's why it's «o important to be Small Extras Can Make bllity. National Capital One wall In « bolder color will add careful where trees are concerned. Service nan its vehicle* painted la Interest and accent the color plan. The arboreal giants aren't tlwayi thL» hue. As a con»eqae»ce, when a* tough and strong as they appear. their truck* are, of nece*lty, Kitchen More Efficient parked on the roadway or are R. A. Michalski TaMt-Top Toft Ooantlew product* now on the market will help the moving «lowly down the center of Wh«i you're finahing a w«oden g*t more efficient use from her kitchen. The small items below were the highway while Mfety-llM Builder table top, follow th« grain of the listed by Home Modernizing magazine as among the moat helpful. painting project* ar« undtr way, PRaTECTlONl CONSULT US General Contractor wood. If you can r«*ch acroN the approaching motorist* mn wwlly table, start at the edge farthest receive the vLwal warning to* ALTERATIONS-REPAIRS from you and brush from the mid- yellow pslnt provide* ..An I simple"stepSi^ Holmes Agency REMODELING dle toward each end. When the I surface is completely coated, use COMPLETE KITCHEN 1. ANALYSIS/ A" cfircfut ;^f u REALTORS - INSURERS 121 West End Avenue the tip of your brush and trsake REMODRING Serving Summit mni YMnlty Summit long stroke* from one end to the el yoiir insu^nce jiKo.prifti' for 56 tmn other. The edge flhouid be finished 1 kurt-»Hh a small bruwh. B« care- and requWzrn£ntf,; ,W-t-'' 45 Mnple St. Summit 64S4S SUrnmlf 4-1817 ful when making strokes over the top mrfact. 2. PROTECT! 6^-TWexact injuring flan i'Cgive you t best tneur^nc:r ;ffryteetioff| CESSPOOL Hiding r»tk% u« afaltoMe for, Screw and bolt holder e«n be ALUMINUM CLEANING fit ilie fowes! tdsi'. : -v^ mooeMlblllty. I from *»l» fxwj to wvoftlnt Building - Repairing J.C0N1R0L, A Piirc.mci!i of keeping your irisurrtfi||| CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC Four, Chttic* of , . . Combination Screens - Stormsash TANKS CLEANED, BUILT p r ci |1, r »i m •» I w a y s. ii p $f, ^|!. AND REPAIRED m LIMOLIUM OtANE * BMLUW>CT.« Combination Doors SERVICE OWLT QOAtJff WOWH DOlflt Truck* tor Bin IRONS & CONNELL oM mmm oimm AM. SWIM*. N. J. CARLGUUCK KARL BINDER

y SmmM b-2M7 CHATHAM 4.MM MEflAfc 4HVTHT|BK»f|!lrf LKOA& AmniwniiRiffiNT ts»r ' • Berkeley (July Kj)prc«£rt pdjm»; n tfte •ppurA Fu»uatit to tin- order of ^f to m* tian of lh« ua4tr*i|tfM; '4*:.Es*catar of A. OTTO. ,TQ. Surro|*ts e? tat WHtet«-<»<«, •• ^^/issfta|! ..,_ ...„ -;ll»n of iJqrte- ui« «|t#t* of **ld d^tHfd. notice U ('••inty of Union, ;ii»de pn th» eighth that Hoid site) PUInflelct Aveiu«) tn hntlif gUfn (a the xrMltont «1 d»y of lf.*y AD, IW3. "upon tbt tp- of iillculon o! the uncitrfclgni't}, M under c«'.h or «frtrnutii>u their cltlnw MSiCutrin of th« ettate of »»W de« tad dt>;»u«idi as«ui*'. the c*i*t't f id ctettd noflte U hereby glv«n to tlif i i creditor* of tild deemed to «hlWt cU;« al |«|4 oMlt,. or th»» %U1 bt lai- to \,\\t rufcscribtr uuiJtr oath oV af- *»«r tMtrrtd from prcaKutmi or rtcat- firmation thur tUiim mid denj»jitU *.'ir.» tbt am* MeinKtbt »ulwcrlb«-. *R«ln»t tin-: e«t«t« of k*14 4ej5|^e4 «1thui il» moutlii ttum the cutl«j or rtCOTti" DIRECTORY the #«ine igauiti tnc 3S3 SJ t M I bumran. w J. Usy 1. :« !1. II oittv 43 0 KBNT7, &: KENTZ, Attorney*, ;>p fipnugritia Ave ,, NQTtClfO Summit. K. J 0 UQUORi # 0 PfctiMMlIJI ESTATE Of UBOY May «, 21, 28, Jt * aa w 4w Fee.19.00 l>u,'*u«nt to tht ordw «l CHARLES i: TO CREDITORS A OTTO, JB , Suriagitt of the Count? KSTATE OV MAY CHAMBBRMK Eastern Fuel Company UIOY IALDWIN of Uiuau. n.ide oa iU« tUlftittil 4a)' A. V. Maxzucco of April A.O., I«i3, UMI thi »palici- Pur*uiint to tilt ordf-r of CHARLES AUCTION ROOMS FUEL OIL t'.aii or ih* ii[idcr«l(ii«a. «us Eitca'.or of A OTTO, JR.. Surrouate of th« STEPHENS . MILtER CO. e h st f }d 4i l County of Unluji ui»de fill the atfhth ArtttqitH 34 Hour Delivery atnbf given io tht ««diiftf# of i»fd dav ol U»y A I) , 1951, ita»u the ap- Compltn Linm Of Besr e dectued to exhibit te tsi tuhecriber plication of Hit u-«d*rt>ltriiMl. as* Ix- • B*u*b« «nd Sold • WILLIAMS OtlrO-MATIO undtr oath or affirmation their cUlm* e Altetatjt* a:td d«nuiiilB agattut tlu *»iUt of f*td •cittum uf tht <'iat,i11» ,ijf said dtceaeed, Oil 8urn«ri Beer My Th* Kit within tts months from tha noiire Is hereby alv«is to the creflltora lUILdlNG MATERIALS i?f b'&\.ctlbcr. Hew e«ta,le of said tlcofaitid within *IX SIRuml) PI SUMMIT 94019 Mianttit) from the datf of s»td ordftr. New t, we» on r»li call unani- B»mi A. RussiLt, or UvSy will ba'forever har«4''roin- AUTO DEi%LER§ WILLIAM B OANNON AUornejr. \n$ or recnvirlng th* aame STEPHENS - MILLER CO. • REAL BfTATE • til Spnijffield Ata. Summst, K J tha autweribeta • CAMERA FUEL OIL aAHUUVTlAE «nd W|l,WAM E P MOOftK, »illon Motors Inc. SUPPLIES MettreiS Deliveries EX«CHtOrt 3alisL Byitrak Bret. NOTICE OV Ac HOURNE. Attornev*, OILBUBNEB 288 Sprtnsrfietr1t Aye, Camera Shop of Summit Sales & Service LIQUORS, WlffSf A MEEM RIAL ISTATI NOTICt IS tEE&EST mVW. That Summit, N. J . ' ' ^ • tht m»t aoc&unt of the »ub«.Hb«r«, AGENTS ro*l 38 Ruwetl PL flUHHIT S-9019 I'rotnpt n«IKeri«* IMSURANCi Cair l£tyn*rd O WBultr, burvivlm Trua- Cem»lt»ee, a; tH> undtr th« L*m. Will end Testa- • Eajtuun Kodak e Vi« w-MuUx c«U SUM3UT I-U« MtUu in %h» .. mtnt of Murlfti Uicoj Ben*J«y, de> In Amsterdam, the Neth«rian4a, waa enroll caU uawUmoujlj 1 Beechwood cf*»ed. an<. other aceouatanie herein, |herc are »0 connected by • Aiuco eBell&HowtlJ FCIVEHAL •tmatMMi freehoWer llerlteh for Haai. win b« aitaited and ttated by tha iltee, apprortnf twehe p«n«intl ac- Swrofmtf and reporttdl for Ut bridges. •f*rH - Acc«$$orfe« "Everything Photosrsphle" in vartoua depertmeiiu. wia e» DIRECTORS LUNCHEONETTES roU fall unentawMljr adopted. SUMMIT iit Sprincfleld Avt, SO. JA5. R. MORRIS AGENCY rr»eholder 8eheS4eIer for rubllc Wal- are Committee), recommending to all IHMMII Realtor anlon Cotuttf D^pntmenu vaeattoa SUMMIT SWEET SHOPPE pertotfa ae eet forth for permamat em- r McNAMARA APPlUIftALf • XNIDIUNOB ployeea, waa on roll call unaatmow*tr erner Motor Co. Busineai Luncheon* SIS SDtiitffieU A»a. (lUeea |M sstad. CARPEirTEHS FUNERAL SERVICE freaixddtr Scheldeler for WtUare ATTIC FANS Committee *uthort«iixf • public aa!e PAUL I* WERKER, Prop. A. A McNarnara G. R. Ippollto A Specialty ttt an eaaemeBt or right of vajr, 30 f«tt 7 Summit Ave. 6-1367 SUMMIT t44£« a width alone the moet northMauriy Chryilw-Plymoufh Dealer Sandwichej Of AU Kind* ls» of lead of BonnU Bunt 8*na- Complete Installations IRONS & CONNELL tortum, for the highest bidder end mating pwmUiion to the Jeney Sale»—Service Remodeling • Repairs - Alterations S81 Springfield Ave. • FURHIEHS • • REAL ESTATE • Ctairal Power 4 Light Co. for tmaie- SUMMIT diate entry upon the aforwald 30 foot Call For General Carpentry easement for the purpoee of prepara- 100% GUARANTEED 76 Paisaie Ave. SUMMIT tory work for tht ttUbliehmwit of MORRISTOWN FURRIERS Robert H Steele an electric powtr line, waa on roll call USED CARS • MASON • unantmoualf adopted. PREE A Complete Line of Furs , REALTOR freeholder achtldeler. appolDtlna CONTRACTORS Brn»»t B. Hickok u Votlm Utmber Survey and Estimott Body A Paint Shop COAL RcstyJing • Repairing - Cleaning Real Katata> • Inaorane* of thla Boexd to tht State AMOcUtttun of Ohflten Iteeholdtre, m on roll call If SpriaffleU Ava. SO. 517 Springfield Ave v j Bfortfafw unantmou»Iy adopted. City Mason Contractor Freeholder Valentin* for ruichaainjl e-i257 I M tammit Committee . accepting quotation of AIR CONDITIONERS EASTERN Guy Soccodato, Prop. lUhway Auto Supply & Service Co. for furniahlnc to the Praeteutjr'e FUEL COMPANY New Construction A Alteration* Office, one 1*43 four door CnemiJet General Electric • Feddert • Mitchel • INTERIOR • ROOFERS • •edan for a n»t dtlivtred tntt mt Phone: SUmmM «-»411 *l,M0.7S; wu on roll cell unanlaaoutiy SERVICE UIGB QUALITY COALS adopted. .. • Carrier • Viltor UCCORATORS 19 MorrU C%. For Prompt Deliveries Tntrt beleg no further butltstsa to be coutdertd. and on motion of T*ne- DEERING FOR CASEMENT WINDOWS caU SUMMIT 6-OO04 LARRY MAY holder Benniattr, duly teeondtd bj fhomason Brothers freeholder Hlckok. Director Dudley IN APARTMENTS 233-239 Bread Street Summit L H. NOLTE CO. ROOFING ittlutd the Board edjournMl N'txt UNITED SERVICE MOTORS J. DE LUCA rtgvlar mettlOf, Thursday, liay 2ath Member, of O — ourmw I9S3 at ttn thirty All Ht» Tkra lOVexUVa r Tbe • 8BRVICE ef Cawa. mace on |iw tnuu«u» da; $8 Kuswll PL SUMMIT PAINT DEALERS • •t Aptti A.O, lt&3. upon th* appllee- REStMHCE CONSTRUCTION Automobile INSURANCE UoAMt STATIONS eald deoeaeed. node* ta Compiite Carburetor * Brake hereby atvta to the eredltore of aaid COMPANY Service aeteaaef t« ethibit to the niteeriber DAIRIES SUMMIT undtr sath or affirmation their claims SprinqfWd, N. J. Millbiirti 6-0458 SUMMIT I-M4Z RESPONSIBLE CARNEVS an* aemenAa acataet the attate erf aaid Wallpaper & Paint Co. people owning well-maintained TfOOL STATION ALTO HEPAIH$ • BRENNANf'S property need not pay the in- DEVOE & 8APOLIN TTDOL 0*1 • OU LufcrlattlM •ttd SEHVliE Palnti * Varnlehei DAIRY FARM turance losses of the Irrespon- Prompt Pltk'Vp 41 Washable Wall Paptn Registered Goldce sible and careless Call u« for gtnotrr M*tt SCENE OF THE Tf/MES AMOCO rates. 455 Sprtngftald Av* 90 Homofchlted SERVICE STATION M Vlttrntn O* ZOTTE'S ESSO SERVICII a IMBIMBO ft SON _ MILK BUTLER AGENCY PAINTERS B4 Summit 8-8IW Body uid Fender Work "Lei Brettnmu'$ t*atry Bert* torn and Spraying In Ytmr Horn**' EDWARD CHIOVAROU General Automotive 47 Division Ave, JE%VELERS AND SON Gai • OU • LuprioAtlan Repairing New ProvlAeneft fit fl«mM l«fvt*t All Worfc (7uornn Summit Stitt SwtvUt I COVBRS U.S. Inspection Mtor*e Me*t Specialist* In fitting CHATHAM PIT SHOP Luff if » Sh«)» Dog Fooda A Dog equipment Household Gold. Silver, Srata We board your blrdi while Walle.U»W»it Kennele Supplied Eto, Frank Brenn Co. you're on vacation Auto iHt Covert 17 Union PI •Ummll t-tm • Watch Rtpairhg • Jwwafry! CHATHAM 4 I7S« IM ifrtiitttd* A»e. M. Mttl Convertible Tope 168 Sftrinffleld Am SU. t-21» m MAIN ST. CHATHAM SUMMIT • EI.EITRIC AI • rerhini in R**r el •MII«B| km off Mltlild* Art, # TAX1CAMS • •a IN eeawf aweea e# flie terrlfwfy APPIJ AMI E HKPAIK$ LAIINDIIIES f» aftwwa part •! li* •# • m f«e «MIR e»»»(Mteifl, e» >lee 1* frewiMi «M •»•» aw fetrlfewjr. | ft BAKERS # OAVIDJ, FLOOD PHOTOliRAPBlRi « GtdditTAXICOe EieoirlCal A,pp!ltuKM MAJESTIC BAKERY Repaired Beetatt of th« inrr«u«ij de«ian4» for gat wtrric* in In Chell Franhtn e 4> HouBOhold Wiring wear jfttttt cf tb« atti e«rrdl br PuWie Stttiet, STUDIO * *m • Prompi tirvtet it tl SMUMif lot tl* ««»p«ll* tft eM^Mt M «tpt* CAKfii MI I^HllgriaM Ave> k i «f pri«n Accepted e portrAlu e •CMMtT e Oomaeniftii N Summit Av* SWEET- KLEEN SUMMIT RADIO I PlANOf LAUNDRY AFPUANCB CO. •4t«« mm lutatltl 1^ fuMlt Sttttm For Excellent Laundry ft#r*lee Irf lit Dry Cl«»ning • rtug i pj g [« IriftiteiflAi H f Iti It Ifteteaai iKl* Mte! I*

It ttlll •Uil»*» tf HoUare i« pet fit ittiftt t WAUJPAWMI • •t III. J BHf. krtt| fin 114 Al twiltt Mill UMI MMi yti Tractor § Uwn Mow«r HILL CITY PAINT I a a • MICYCUti • SALES &nt;nvia; Tmctora * i*imva * S«wt WAUPAPIA CO., im. UINVS Lidtr i Hurra 11 JOS. 0. CHMTAL CO. CYCli i SPORT %HQP

JJII^ •aoo Oi«trilorf * Rolleri • Pumpe immsi if* $m wmmtm iTHE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 28, I9S3 HBP WANTED FfMALE HELF WANTfO MALE FOR SAU SCTVICK OFFERED FOt SALt 38-TRKE 8ERVIC* ' BVWK Special JANITORS WANTED ~ *t*m»g July — 37 000 mil'.'.. "•*. r SUBURBAN TREE 8E8VI0B Summit CLERK-TYPISTS U J IM POUCH glider US: mahoara.ay buttw Short HU] LioO*c»ping Oo CLASSIFIED ir»y callftf table $20; inapie »rm- 11 Front Strert. Ch»th4a» Short Hilla cti»jf W; *t«*n» irou $4; l>oy'# scout • ln*urf»uee Covwage <«' »:!•"»• ideai fur cl*y «oil; al*o ro»e*. gar- Trew Trluxined and Removed ADVERTISING Ma. is. H; \ f--uuii.;: ! dens. i*wiu>, fluwe-r be4». 15. de- CUSTOM •lipcovm. . &t*t bat- -t T. T. gray, W. W tin-s 7' Help Wonted Mote & Fcrnd* livered. Top »oSi. Chestnut Farm. Summit <»11M •Ualohvlll* 2-4888. __ • i - CeUara. Grading? •ofa. $12 W. * Thorpe ;' ChevFOiet !iok»up de luw t5t<) ,,, .' ' vamjw laeludlag 200 iniut hourly ratw. Weelc-end work »pecl- 4t n» *fldHio«*l «haiE* tour «-I»i*if*ed ail i» Inserted !n mil tbm of .STENOt;RA!*HKKS .V;r »tty. Summit <-a040-W. Kew lottery, braki* t luu , ,, the community nuwimpm BM«I below for only 16c a wurd. KU.pl ,)i,f rillr: 1. M. . met*/. Healer, Moii-rob ,

1*1 , t>f ^.>, 1' , • j ' ,i' ; j - lit ion radio. Special tUl , ,, ! J f MINIMUM CHARGE 10 WORDS 51.00 ..-< ,!.-•, lj Iil.il, 'IT retail price OraTprooi »toa«wa*e ««n uid belgium blocks — Appo- ., <_ hwn !i>p tnok. Oritfliiai ;*,,, ,, ' ' Moim In JJ' »IJ' •' i EMPLOYMENT WANTED ! ntf 'JI i.i ". Imrt'.nl Sift* louummw ?WZi j Hto\» M»ta et.SprlagUeM. N. J, i sH««! DU»tn>eare v Iii'.e: i it «.* i .fo V I'i.,.- J. > tit the factory Seconds ibop, 0oa- > __?£_£*!JLl*t_?lir2-V^i. - ^, ii,o, May J8. Howard, S«mm!t Herold Millbum-Short Hills Item A IK RK:I)[;CTIOX r.: trmpor&ry Ceramic*, 32 Watehung : LANDSCAPING, put In new lawna, H.'inrt Hills V'-'JTlt-R, AAvriiue, , Chathamt . Opep n Moud»y , transplanting, trim and r«»mov«» wiiy ill.Vfc'K cnaiii brssCfirt Vlcmtty.; clean tar, very rruxnidijif M Summit 6-6300 Millburn 6-1200 LABOR:A I'ORIKS through Saturday, 9 to 5. trre. lawu cate, fair prices. MiilburH KYI .i. . -i :!.a'u>: *;'.r -I a 2 t{ MUM ay Hill Summit t»-fi7(M) I«K>KS bought, 6oW. Old Book Sbop.l ^* , 5" ^ nn DODOE Ktpp-in tni.1- v Springfield Sun ?S iiprlMg', MOrristown 4-1210. i 2»—MABOS i*AI.m.AtJV •!•- .-r-« Ai.il !-»!.<• WANK l»<;x>K «>to »iUCH« Ituiuire al r»rm,o» M Millburn 6-1276 V.I PK J 1 »,.!« 1- * N'.i1iornil li.tnK ut 4J8 S]>rt!iitfK'ttl A\ri.ut NICHOLAS KOOISI. Masoa-Oontttctor Notice .0/ error* fn ropy must b« flvrn after flrtt Inicrtlon. Typo- >.!.::.> .:,, 0 444 bu:unil'. HABY Grand piano. Excellent condi- Stone, brick, sidewalks. All typ* Ti'.at Co "of N-* r H, low mt!f>a,4'e t-xr«llfin* tnphical errors nut the fault of tlm advertiser wilt tie adjusted by AlH'l.I :.". .1 •• ula. Will jrurnu>li jn>»- f'sH alter 5 p.m. nil ! ' . • •i-» ... -.u: I>]iAM' rtturu 1'i'Vmrnt n:if owitrt, one tttt lie 2- A 11—0«US ANU Ftl'S »nd brick work. Stoops, Alt Copy Must Be Submitted by S P. M. Tuesday .-. J dj FOUND LADY ti.:-.1a;r u S.0 tttkr ftx CB1J gjj^ b Summit 6-3528. E. >.<•*' -i • - ' fir one year old male d<^j 3 year i DOC1S — CATS — Se» Bummlt """"HOPWANTEDFEMALE HELPWANTEDIHM ALE • t>Kl hpH>td /tmalr. Both part Cul- SatiPhtlll. '* hu i-.n.t-l: Welfare Leagut notlc*. Bocl«I pw OFFICIAL Oliimond Appr»twr« iic (JIJ.KI homns wanted. SUIIMIUI 6- I fiummtt HwuJd. U your d6g1» tound day or T. Holt, Kst. 1882... MA. 3-273 HELP WANTED MALE !0i0 • ^ __; : ASPHALT driveways and parking !«« Bro»4 »trert (M ENGLISH Cocker Spaniel t»uppl*» Iroai j our »peclalty. Aiio stop leaking cel- SHARE DRIVING ninth floor. HANDY-MAV sip mock Mm. RansfortJ i lar«—(ruar»Rtecd to »tay-4ry. J, A.-i. v^:e rwnii *U »«• to »!)»r«» rtriving SCRAPMETAL Starling Positions kitten* lor tale. Call Hum- 2-8207, * i i>(i>i*.i.i-* rDiipe urotiud Ui.'t o* June mi! a-7391-M'. BBB8 removed by expert. Day or night urn! u? July front Summit. f»% J. Wf *» r<»p Irun anil r * 1", >-Mr... _ GOOD SALARY? jii'.ti M"ih im (> , mnarmemAGENCY GERMAN shephrrdA—purebrKl,. »upe- l Millburn 6-0293 or199i-Af. Open in Paper rior stock Seven week*. KSJ up. REGULAR PAY INCREASES? -s<-orr" Wh!pp»»y 8-0545-M. . _ '_ INSTRUCTIONS ej. MSUbuio 6-C817, for Rubbish and dirt removal, cellars WANTED TO IUY SIAMESE kittenj. Blus Point. Cliium- KHHACH •p'.uii breed, three months old. lo?-cleaned, trench dtgghiR. Damp Truck '. \Sill t I OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTION? Making Operation i ^' _. ; *i .in in iu,f, hom»-rats< ci. Summit 8-5868. to^iilre. Call '8^30 p.m.-11 p.n». Market 'i M ••- hour. pH 2-2521. BOOKS wantro. Plea3» c*U for d«- ; u\h, p. M Btwk Shop. Plalnllrid 4- ,\U\ I fltlMI in II ^ i< i> jSIX-WKKK oJ' 'iln'i , ' iiaw! ii 1 i BKA'JTIFL'l, nxaha^aay fatst a' styles, lnim BlEIX SYSTEM BENEFITS A! BKI.I, TK1.KPHONK- LABORATORIES ' U. S. GYPSUM CO. x 12. frwellent cond'ltiou. Houtli Or- paintiniTS, worlts of «rt> etc. I' vVilla ill 'ullll .i > in ,' %—AUCTIONS . .«!i(if 2-6J47. _ "* Place. Onion, pit-ic up and d*livrr. CEOUGES AUCTION BOOMS TJin^19 W rr - Mil •J.I-I i).17 ') J Opening* gr»duii:« n: high school and WIND colored broiidiooni rujj, 10 x 18, B.% SUMMIT AVENTJK *rliool MAX '.or SJilpplJK ana Hr-c^ivir.ft D»- Wt: PAY h!giif.-, cash prices Jor any- W5 ShortHlllaJJ-2668. , ~ 32—PAINfiNO—DECOBATINO Tel Summit C-OIMKl l TYPISTS p.tr'.men:, also opt'r.i:ors fc- pljitse , elUaa. clirrr. i*ric- We will buy your *Ulc content* OLERK"? STENOGRAPHERS rti&», Your attic J. D. McCRAT O1.BBKS molding machlnm on »h;!: worx. OSEI <: • j I.ICENSED practical nur, .->,<; Z~, •' KUMBOORAPH Ol'KRATORS Painter it Paperhanger Cioad working foTid:uo«j. Paid holl- oar I 1 ARS roRjSALf .!. for elderly woina» I'j v ' , BLUEPRINT OPERATORS AUCTION* ROOMS 23—C AKPENTCK!. P. O. Box 195 Summit «-«348 4 s 47-49 Summit A*eau» "' PWT-Uent care MadL,on ft "'^ pABrrma—FLASTERBIO ;IXK> GLDSMOBDUK 5«lap. very good KMPLOYMKN'T DKPT. ^fO^'DAy THKOUOH FR1DA7 Ca 27'i 3r.yun:tr,i*. 6-2 US . , A. W. NEVXOS PAPKHHANOINO •••mrtitiCHi, S95 26" roadmastfr bl- H u TO t f. Si MONDAY EVEN1KG TO 9 P M. Brrkelfy He.j!; uniniit.-6-2305 81 Kim St Summit. H.J rNTEMOB-EXTERIOR <-i"ii!>- .ilmtxst new. $25, Cail t-veairigs * COLLECT CALLS ACCEPTED TO: SOmmtt 6-8093 B»t M«terlal» — Work Guaranteed H Ii PaJiiH-r: 203 Mnjn S; , Mlllbuni. GLERK-DBIVER, Steady p r SUMMIT 6-WJO, RXT. 3498. 2025 Ttger! i Qi.R?:'s -:3' C^luiaibu' bike. IIS. Short : Carp?nta - rep»tr» Take advantage of reasonable PHl\ ATE room and bcrnrri c,,,-f »-< "Apply In perwa. Hurvey J "41 IJH SOTO 4 ooor. r. and h. $115 tmy service If t|e«lrcd, VVr'.'i-.'d "C 324 Mtltburn Ave. MlUbur.-^. prices now Sutnnilt 8-1435 before 5 p.tr.. , BOB FABRICATORS 40I8-J, ' ' BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES • ! PRODUCE MAN. good min hs* ! Cirpeatr?, r»p«tr», altaratlont, j opportunl:v Good pay »i:d socu: j CASHIER wnuted. Steadr work, pleaa- PIANO troubles? Call O. Wertli, pisno from June 2tt!j to A ,, . TEUCK~(irlvpr and yard men Cail ! am conttl'ons.. Good Tor a widow , *1» :«. technician, and tftacher. 98 Millburn HUDSONlw Mrs. Walter Burch ' t Stephens Ml!!«r Co 3S Rasssl P!*c«. ~ GEORGE OSSMANN fltT SSUJKT Seat covers, hPAtcr, re- J196. LABORATORY i oue with no family responsibiM- worst oaij in weddlsg. Short Hills CARPENTRY Avenue. South Orange 3-2915. I ties. Apply In person before II a.W Summit. 7-3125 cent paUH--'f6b. New tlree. Summit Reaiodrflng, Repairing, Cabinet Work ' B-72M-M ASSEMBLERS ; '.ir af•.(•:• 7 p.m Mothpr'n Par.tr.v. Recreation Rooms and Bar* BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES jjjy. , . j \S> offi and ft-:' «:r,tj;'.iolia. Chath«m 4-5676-J. 3 living a: VISIT' Ti*e Merry-OO-BoaadT •4 --A— VfeMay* 5-6 pm ' nl»«l. tlving quart* « m .sificd work in the con- considered for ]>erir>.uifat "" " ' ' s ma:i to rtuk? a K Place iiislde storf bullciliu: N > > wl;h . lnterestti>K work. Car uecefc»ary. 'X- DRESSMAKING, complBte line of Hi- ! • ! 51>4a rilEVROliT, 4 door sedan,, KCsid tnformattou si!'< ft«r 6 p ni Pboue Penji Ya.i 1(.» nity for you to lparn about HARDY Ci»rs'*antieiau»ia, 50 different i COMPANY MAN FOR T^rletJss. Ye»w SUMMIT 3 A BERKEl,K\ III l'.\\\-

'*\vake jxop.le for this work. 367 Springfield Avenue Steady employment in small r High si-hool griiduattv with 2. OTTTDOOH Metal chairs with pada, i COZy ll' ie~Cape ( •• , Summit, N. J. factory, Paid holidays and va- ".iW*. s^od cosditioa Sauth Orange • OWNER LEAVING TOWN WE HAVE SOME tiir bat *i ti\ 1 t J «onie assembly pxpcri<'nco, par- 2-W3-3, Xc-.v Multiple Listing No, 1153 »•<(! R .r,K« r • ticularly in rmiio nibt> work, Summit 6-0O62 cations. Free hospital Nation Must «ell — 'Kit- *• ) ,\ir >;>;i i • ' SPLENDID ji'?: ? nil. . ' i MfTTAL Oed. spring, tnattrecd. N.ear FranKUu "j , > Mi • t- M v - I«I- are do.»irf- APPI.T INTERESTING ' ceHeat coDilltlor. V'-'cH .•ig^.t :)' ' Ii on sttractiTfly landscaped t/3 acrf Only i2«AO0. •.'v* to •__-„- U. S. Instrument -..^.__ .. ; ia mMt dwirable neighborhood; ail ! > DIVERSIFIED WORK f rnat EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT WAIA'CT obla: *^*°; ' "»"*S i in tip top shape, harge llvini? room MOUNTAIN, WHlTMOFtE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY "'rntwt. cfc*Jr», * >se .or daotors ol- f h .fireplace, screened porch, din- ; LARGE KAMIM 9 A M. TO 4 V. M. Opportunity lot alfr'. ambltloiui, co- Corp. wii & JOHNSON, Realtors fife. Orange 4-6*f« .; ing royni, strnmlioed tiled kitchen, j 35 Stimmi H. McK. GLAZEBROOK i Over ,i, „ MONDAY EVENINGS TO 3 P M. operative youns lady lor typing, die- 409 Broad Street Summit '• tiled iavatory 1st. 3 oversized bed- Avenue SUmmr fi-Hi>4 Realtor ! Sun.i:ii: 4 •). ,i , , - OLOSED MEMOBIAL DAY tatlon grid clerical duties. Aptitude for ' i nitKlero K\\ ,• , COU.KCT CAI.I.S ACCEPTED TO- room*, riled batli 2nd Loads of j A REAL BUY' Oil air.conditioned heat. At- | Lovely Colonial home cnir.ulv |o- cur KH,I '<• j, SUMiUT .6-fi000 FfXT, 34!i«i *37,Vxi )i- „., i tached Karngt: Ciose to new school. •rated ]»t floor ceutrr hall, livi-.i; j I.on^ inn n i i -i Summit vicinity. Truly excellent valur room, dining room, kitchen. 2 p-.tr.- at $25,DO0 ' 'rits. lavatory, open porch. 7tul f!-.:ir . • '• I : 25f-MOKF:l3 rnr\n S bedroom*, tiled bath 3rd Jloor, 2 QUICK ACTION BELL 30 Maple Street, Summit. See Any. SUMMIT Realtor bfclrooniA and bf»th and irtorasc" Oil heat, lot 85x145. Owner ",ran.4f:- 1,1 i GLEMWOOD modern white r.x» range. •seven ye.ir old home qjitckly 5»m;Ul WAITBESSBS, pan or full, time, | go-xi eocdyion. Om? J25>. 70 Edgt- Co;-.);iUl has living ro;:ai s;;'h Jlreplace, Ki' ut • TELEPHONE HlnUsi! ffjoni. itlU'.'ien it'ud t*-!fvl.',ioa Knorr'a Milk Bar, 780 Morris Turn- j MACHINISTS wood R5 SSuffliBlt. ONLY $19,500 U. pike.JMiUburn. Call Mtlimirn 6-5183. room, three t>tdroo;ns and UU'd bxV.i 1948 KBNMO&E 4-Uarner *tore, DRUID HILL 0:!( caf ciiiTo~ra Z'~ "~ ' ^~" ^ Engine, lath*. grtnd«r apfra'.ara aad OBRIG Realtor • * ^'^^ n^w. JUSI b - , pi »nu SALES CierK, woman, full or part- j bench hand* M? LABORATORIES time, ladles1 shop. 3*6 Springfield ° , - 2! CO. FT. G. E. double HooFTetiis^ NEW LISTING Siimmi* R-M'1%. UM '"; fruit trees ami «ra'rter:<.»T< fttreadv chu.-f Hi., t,i.'i •• Avenue. Summit. j Draiumea. > ExfeSlent wording conditions. Good emtor, 50 months oM.-Oiher 5!!J2^'J_^?.LL5?* ______{ punted. Priced right fn quick «!e at MURRAY HEX. N J. pay. ! 121,000. (NEAR SDMMITi Full Companr Benefit. \ OAS refrigerator, Estate gas stove. SPARKLING J BEATA LE! THE Toliow signs from Scotch Pialiw Sight INSPECTOR 1 da»,ib;« cail sprinj. niaf.r^a; baby v *m r [ M Route 22, or take Mountain Ate. from le», Su-nmH 6-4177-1? If 420.000 te your top price, this Is the Meal tors 12-YEAR-OLD house of the y<*ac.-j bedroom."! — <»r 2 - l Kd rflToiir-i: o-T»7:Vj. -Srtfil Summit; bjw from Summit Railroad il5TWhSti}*: Baby Carrl ration daylight hours except Saturday. For dry cleaned garments. J. K. SMIT pliw den — -with 2 tatlm &• recroati'in 40 FHEMIi,y ,,,< i age, »I5; ED«h Chair. S3; Baasiuet room, inclucllng Summer air tontii- Stpady work, year round. kJ rt !>8 COLONIAL ro tin u n< _'[!i^...? . -.l - MiiSburn 6-0145. tionlng, Runchen and Split LPVPLS. & SONS, INC. 8 Ot?. FT. Elactrolux refrlgeritSTiioi^" LOTS OF LOTS ro •!)!• (i '. !!• 40-ho»r week. Phon* Ml 6-1464 Its » buy! Call at ro ».n v , ,i ' South Street find Central Ave. rlstovn 4-3599 alter 6:30 pm. on Center Hall office to Inspect. BOOKKEEPER Good pay. ; wees «J*y», or Sat. and Sun. Lirtiig Room CLARENCE D. LONG ii Murray Hill. N J. Dining Room George A. Allsopp Experienced all pliascs. Interesting) flmnmit. 6-7210 *A—JEWEtRV Kitchen „ •'ExclusiTe Homcs"-Ht»«ltora-MttraMII r,-WAW • & SON, Realtors ;iiiM aiKl diversified work. 5 days, SmalJ Library- Old Short Hill)! Ed , corner of Eer* 3r(.?[)ri'iS./i'*!cl AVf- Sumrttlt, 6-538« Powder Boom •.., , , , OPE 7-9; SUNDAY 10-5 21M. amount of typing. Location center B. L SCHLOSSER YOUNG MAN r UK TELLER goto, perfect graduation gift Breei- Scr*N!ne• cocdition. WHS sar.'ifice. Cull Three Twin Bedroom* 3S SK\.^ f pW s J MU!bOTa Your Big Chance 2 Walnut St. (Opportunity for advancement. | _?i':l:l* [ .. * 5:.. £;^?_^_ T#o TUed Baths COTTAOE nrwif \\ r. FIRST floor, cooking for 3 »duH«. Jer- Must i be ('oojwrative, ale rt and j Hearts Will Chime! Lovely English Manor coUiisr eirel. flic. As ^ »«'iiii aty *hore for enmnw. Excellent Summit 6-3200 OWNER LEAVING NEW !oc«!io:». liMvy «inte roof, beau- "*'-ti ^ room '.T Mlary. H«pn* referpnes required. j ambition*. AM ernpioy**e benefits, : POWER mower. Reo Trimaiawn. at the graceful proportions itntl- i-x- ! tiful Kro'.inds. First, fl « hru center en oit.'i wit i •' Short mu* 7-;i,wa. five «ky wp*'k. piea^artt working ! ?J inch Pwrfect tondttion. 195, Mlll- JERSEY — WILL SELL qtilfllte detidl pVnbwIted , in this real- j h.»li. I.tT-ge livin:: room ai»in.v room after 1 [i m ('•] H RIO5H 11 r part tim(> 1 t T0437 COMPLETELY dt-nce located in an irrfproncimb.'c I hrpakfont room Htirttry powder roam' ?iVS??,? V 'V " - ' ! conditionscondition. !.. SalarSalary ,commensurat omm^iira-.e ; • PUR- section. Scvon raonv Klid two nnd n ! solArlum. pantry, kkrhpn utility uleep Iti or out, cieamng and Iron- NISHED. half baths priced r*fcllMloallv. The i room. Sf-atus n. _ 4 hefl'rootm 2 arid 8in.'U. t (>! li>H_/nocoo)tl'ng, South Orlmge"3-2846. | with ability. Apply to Citizen's- _ fflr MilA -i'1 GIRLS rll ( flawl«« grace of Un Interior will farm i bHtius Fisll cellar, till hot water lira* BsipONSIBI/E"pft"rt-tlrne~pcwltToirin"1 'J* »!- -'<>•. •""> Maple Street, Sum- • BO«Xg»G_BAlX/_Sunimit 6-OMt. EDMONDSON & » perfect background fur the rntwt I biith. BrlrR JUled wall< 2-f*r attached WATRRPROM A*»emb!y. Pleasant working: v? «' Fm™R,f?r w"m«rt«'ndw 30 mit. . ; ARfiSTS ax»w!r.« l»b!e; .imaSl,^; di»crlm!natli)(?. We enthusiiwtlcally I garage. Taxes pili U and Scu. 9 r HANDWORK endorse this home for beauty BII?I for ' ONLY S^i l*t CI(VMl M »S a»2 SpriJlKfifltl Aye SUmmU S-72W) ItMli' conditions. Paid holidays and year*, from I to fi jj.m. 5 (tay« per ' ; 112 South O^anae " vdlue. It merit* your immertlntr Rtt.cn- t week. Start tl 30 per hour. Miist be („„ ' "Si^~:—ZT"~—~' t ion 1 vacatianit. Free experlt-nred typist Phone Summit. ' MAN to cut lawn. s • .w*lrc!e- 26>. Room to Grow ,SM'»i;T HIM-- 6-fi755 forjtppoimrneiit. j »nd odd Joto. SuDOtnlt 9-0&9. 1>AY1SO teen*, mixed breeds II J Ult nianths old, price *2 meh. Ateo one 10-yegr old Colonial on gcre plot la MUIL.L.I\ /^V^L-MV^ l-j TUNITY. CALL TOfMY. "- And WOMENI i'l hourly powtMe doing M- \ SERVIOT Station Op*r*tor tu 8\im- exclusive colony. Center hall, living »«nb)y work at home. E«»y h«ntl- j mit. E'*|j*rl*?nc« pteltmtd. Call room, dining foam, kitchen, ucn, 5 V Beechwootl Bond euminlt «-8!.'i2 • OBRIG, Realtor NEW: -1 |75._CfclI CfiatlMnn 4-8713. il work We furnish evorythl'njj. For! Summit 6-186.) bedroom*, 3 butiui »nd lsvatory, «rp- ~~~ "'" " ~- I ' M»p]p Sfr««, 'Summit, N. 3. SPI.IT I I V 11 ««• detail*town, , write Kenroe Mfg. qo York-'"' ~ ' — "' '" ~" i'W'AIX 'inni'7'"x~r~'i""um «r»T# maid's room and bath, 3 fire- mmmi e rcii (ivni s U. S. Instrument tJIiIj or part time. No experience STOCK ROOM j !ramttt TWlr* fence places, :! porclicii, Kecreutton romn, COUNTRYSIDE | L :^,z.^.._ nweMfir.v. Apply nt Sturhbe'a, 130 I pirtarejt, i*rg« crock.*, «i*ll" 2-c»r Knt»gK. The iniMt hO'j»», for the T»1I Tree* & BeautlfHl Blimbhrry, i t /^rpt, «,, T . .,,._ Flpiner Av#nue Sprlngf|i«!r«w, »e«rtrtg table. di*ht» Mia other monev. in the vicinity. Open to offer VViiKlIng Ho«ti« .t Kitmhljrif; ?)n«>k!i ! lAi I ft Ur LAIMD CBI! Corp, fi-4552, • EndurliiK Charm and KverlastlnR Beau- HELPERS •; «r!lrJi» So-ninit fl-M«j-R. ty. Free trfliMportatlon rn «*xrelli>nt Here-« an vira«»al find; .RB ln-t?*wn b #09 Broad Street Summit; OI.BRK -TYPISTS BYSTRAK BROS. J>« "c w Pflv»te m:»H>ol«. 2 rnllwi from <-<»loni«l h«n5 (PraukUn School Steady pmployntfnt in small Comnmntiy S«r»ice for «lx, O.L. A- W. utatlon in Sniimili 45 rnin- trli-U with huic mewt iiwrfiii *rea£r (George A. Allsopp (fighty pi«c««. tilir nur; Call ttten from Broadway, Low ii»jcr>«. DP. lf»«rt Flower alia v<«et«ble Mn>«U« In nur DPW office Summit K REALTORS !rr | ¥P BXKOOTIVE iMf«tary, ogiphfri, factory, Pasd holidays and va- M HstlrowJ A«- HU 8-7M0 5 '" 'P ' brochure M»i)«irt upon re- »h«U»; s-rei*. play Mea h»rt>«*w>* lo^ftl • Industrial, comptometer oper- 9 M«p!e Ht, Humnilt i Open Dally, K»w. BJKI Bun. : <|i«e»t On« nnw 7.rtwjni'Junwo with 2«J t>ver.Myen« <>« !"' f>f vmir i WOOD. 7 »L ,, ,, A RELIABtE g Summit, t-7VH Oremro come true" LsrK« IIVIMB *o«ai ^""'f '/«»!tifry*kle l,«s mi '-vliwivf- tlRwm o»hrr dUhnrh-ui f I'!"; •g* wom»u M ,««tr*j «!«. full rotary. p (t< Ilt( 1 1 • .1 rl hotwtk««i>tr In Kiiftll family U.fS. instrument m»hog*ny Hbrnry, cilnluK room look- [ f * « < <.«'nmlvi»ion A»P Ofni.8 for light produetlon work, ROBERT B. DIBTZ write Keiwee Mfg, Cp.. Broad Summit nurnmll,, N. ,; REAI.TORH M*»d? WttBlojwtnt. PltMMttt work- Tel. Summit «-ooia or Hummit 6«3.'U5 l«§ forKJtiloni O^rby* BnterprUn APPMCA'nO.Ws' are f«c*tredl for ' i"*S»"*S^i_—*— —~—-— S ¥ilP Irwpwtion urici compmlnon (rf ; .. „ . ,. 321 MHlburn »v». Mlliimrn »' F JT« mavm. try Aip^rn'a. F«r- vnfue. Open flullv 9 AM to « P.M. ntytto incatinn Mlllhtirn 0-C(.'l to work p»rt-tlm#. Poun- «i • »n» ft i mm it YSir* w» ne»d * •"•IM, from ate: P, r Organs, from ! JM imtfrf*i Avpn.i- r. T Riifxik "V1*.1?0*1'011. •«in. x 75 roornn »nd htth 49 :: HiiW-r. (!itiii«trir,uf man Irom I! p m ' •»<'. DOS'.NJ 8»la». from 49r, Tuff el a, , Builder of •Buitw Home. • I»hr»r>« «u' fo 7 « in , whn wiil n«!jiirt|ort. iutfrtor rudl- SALESLADY ing (imj matnt*1n w**eh o»tr ih« ' from'|i 25; Nylon, from j •nt IIM»I 3 SALESWOMEN irtfUrtrti 'tup «*!»rv »>tily jii*r> mt.h (trade A J s»«; Monk'* Me: ;ir)' i "Homn» Are Our K TVIm>hiine Summit o- *««lni* id RRYNOLOa, r/MI7. , Mifc, cotton. |>i.t^ WOMIW'« mom ' • • 16,500 rt OR PART TtMB All ')!i>. ARK YOU U)OKIN Al*n R JMMlll l,AB«ic'1m»."*-i»"'•'•;;'. • Hhott Hour* t*«»iirjf for- A moiit'rii »-(jioniiil ln»»»i!' IRIM* 4 t,r|.K *IW1 ».H»»NI. Hhort Jiiilfl y-1" FOOTWEAR INC. * cfntrr Jiftll, l«(K»t ihlit* utrjtn, firm (n»l tUm tMU'h 1 hail, iivinu room M floor la»»nity, tjrpnkfu»t, rmnn, t"li' la. ), t'Hilil'Iry a l»VHi ' , 354 Sprtiij^firld Ave, 1 YOUNUMAN. «1Mon room. nKr« modwrn ldwheir; 1«w .»f i-Bllpy MHUitirn I'IJIIIIIHII' H ""' HOTEL SUBURBAN to 1 uili, klt«-h»n w»U. Summit, N. J, FCECEIVING CLERK Would you lik«> on» IIIIVIDR four «»o»!( fliHirf Ad'J Unit r!r »( W c>Mii*r fjwlor tv OOOIK4. pprt SON. Ro?iltor» -w"if I* • l'" " "fHillMon Hf«n- ..Rll'T Kilt""', .' '»«•"* 'I' (»rri«* or »t**! 5 (I»V* Oi'rtJ A!d»rn«y Milk Burn mi ftodt* JO, roo»» with l«t)i mi ihn •lilftl Ufully dwMdf^t Ju«i. outmtl* Hutu- on HprlnwflHd RtMO, Union. IXi you w«tit I' on H lari?f> It.:, flpW Avc i t!| ,W) for «»!(• Mll?t» flfttlf »!' ' »pn#rn# Into vi**« •iatrart«* on JUU)<*o« rd. 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••'&'. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 Second* held Thursday, Friday and Satur- Prear of which Seratust Oraydon, i 5umir.it Man Wins Top Summit Man Stationed en [pvle Guide day, June 4, 5 and 6, at the Fietn- a former Summit resident, is M*>, 31- tke Hand, 2:20, 5:33. ROTC Priie at Princ«hHi R**» Carrier business manager. While * re*i- SUMMIT bpllt Seconds, "3:40, 6 40 9-45 aboard the escort «!r- Ingrton Woman's Club. Exhibitor* The highest honors that can So dent here Mr, Graydon': Tfcaa a MILLBURN t,.iu carrier US3 Block Island from 19 foreign lands are included. president of the YMCA, MILLBURN conferred u^on graduating mem- av 28, 29, Call Me Nl.icli.Ji), 2:40, with Air-Submarine Squadron 30 The exhibit is sponsored by the The exhibit is open to the public May 2£, 29, jun. ! fl IS. May 30. Si. Call.Me Ma4»m ber* of Princeton Untver»ity*« with the Attantfc Fteet, U Navy Hunterdon County Democrat without charge from 1 to 10 4:40. 7:03 »:SS. June 1. Call Me En». Paul M. Canada Jr., eon of («.m, 2:*0. 7:10, »:15. June 2. 3,V ° iNa\ai ROTC Unit, the Reserve Of- Biting th* Bound B*rrUr, 2:40, 3 Mr., and Mr*. Paul M Canada and |;19. June 4. Off limits, 3:05, «:«• »« -**y :u full Me | ficcrs Association of the State of l m ! Lnvp husband of the former Miss Fran- FIRST AND FINEST IN N6W 9:45. I In' V«' ?' - New Jersey prizes, have been ces M. Burga&s of 63 Woodland MORRISTOWN S:i0. 8:45- June 3, Off Ltm'-u iv\ardod to William P, Close of avenue * EASTERN * g* JHMUNITV 7:00.-10:20, Sombrero 3 :W 8 43 Summit, and Robert P. Hauptfuli- The squadron |s otn an opera- MADISON »y 2S, 2f. June 1, 2Salome. , 2.S0 rer, Jenkintoivn, Pa. tional cruise to perfect anti-sub- MADISON 9:05. M«y 30. 34Sulome. , 2:Qo', 2 29 marine warfare technique. It is D 6:00, 8:05. )0:OU, - f^. »' Trouble Along the Way, The two 21-year old seniors, uV • , ?, Mf'y *"0' Truuhle Along the operating in water* near Northern UNION- MORRIS PLAINS iK ,both of whom "have demonstrated! ,reland and Scotland with aqa&A. RIVE IN THEATREJO A b Way, 2;J7. 4-.M. -•;?, 3:J2. May 3t ^o: of At Hl«n Noon 2,00. 5:!», 8:36. Africa!* 38, %9, June 1, 2. Lone Hand, by their academic performance! ron-•--s fro•--m thre•- e Britis— '••* • h• aircraft Ouun, J 25, 6:« 10:03.- June 1st. end aptitude their potentiality to Fri.Sat.. May 29-30 Frl.-Sai,. May 2%30 Hlsh Noon, 7 00. 10:19. African carriers, Rosalind RUSSEIX QIIHII. «:33 June 2nd 1 Know Wlwrt represent the highest traditions of Uiflan Wfbb (IWh.) CLASSIFIED J tlk> naval service and Princeton,' "NEVER WAVE UNION * Graphic Arts Exhibit "STARS AND UNION 'COMMON IL&—Ethti Merman tc>ils Donald O'Connor he's not sick, but head the Naval EOTC prize lilt, AT A WAC which is annually announced dur- Opens at Remington LISTINGS May 28, 29 Buck on Broadway 1:2S •Just In love in one of the many hit tunes from "Call Me Madam'* which STRIPES FOREVER" Killer* of Mis Swamp" 8.45. I Confer, J:05 7:00 JQ:25. May ing the nation's observance of An unusual exhibition of print- !U currently beingr ibown at the Strand theater through Monday, June 1. "Oklahoma Outlaws" MVhI 20 I Conless. 7:20. £0:45, Baris «n Arnied Fon-cs Week. ing and the graphic arts will be Broadway. a:30, 5.4:). 0:JO. May 3!. ByThe film version of the top Broadway musical is in technicolor. Rentals thr> Unfit of the Silvery Moon 3:155. Close, whose home is at 91 Black- May Shjune 2 Sun.-Tuet., May ,'l «:4u. 10:0a. BUit Garckultt. 1.40. 5:05. burn ro.ad. Summit, is a graduate Box Office Open Duly JO fc.ia.-10p.m . John WAYNE runs from a point near Toms William lloldeii Alexis Smilli Jjfpftmm LIVINGSTON •>S Summit High School and is "TROUBLE ALONG IIOOM. »econd floor apartment, River in Ocean County, through "majoring" in the department of "THE TURNING jrtth heat, winter, garage. Mo perCOLONY . Holiday Drivers MonnjouCh. Middlesex, Somerset, THE WAY" Available July Jet. Summit Mny 58. 39 Call Mr- MaiUtji 7:00 hi; lory. He is the son of Mrs. POINT" Plus. "All Ashore" S-O214-J. and Union counties, to a point near MILLBURN S-J1O# !0:0fl Jmk MeCull Dr-sperad" ' 8:33: Donald W. B. Holmes. "Montana leUe" Color! Tfchni color May 30 C'.ill UP M >ri nn, 300 «:•«. Urged to Use Singac in Passaic County. franb nrrtneton— "SUMMiT'S~NEWEST* ~ ! 10:08. Jack McCalt Dwpsrado I :4S, Director ' .i:4{). 8:51. May 31. J«>pnrdy, 1:30 "Mttjor motor clubs untl oil eom-Held fM 8:30 (Exo Sun,) U*U». W«t-8at FREE PLAYGROUNDS )NSTANTINE VILLAGE !T:no, 8:50. I Lov? Mflvin. 2:55. pariirs have the '500" rouU»s nunj- i 8:33, June 1. J, Jeopardy, 7:10. 9:50. ?30 Four roonu »U5-U20 j 1 Love Melvln, 8 33. Jun* 3 Off Secondary Roads bered on their new road ' mops. LAST 4 Five. Rooma I130-I13S ;7:00. 10:15. Thunder Birds, 8:36. Cocaulting those maps and laying XIMES | "Blossom Time" [*x-ftvt rooim; i Sinning. pleasant by using where yJostible 1:35. 5:10 6:45;.June 1 2 Ofl Limit*, the state's secondary system. Routes, odd numbers indicating JUNE 1 Realtor J::n, 7:00, 10:23. 8tar« Are ' Slnglnf, Indicating that the sui^* antic- roadways going north and south pboat Summit 6-8483 or summit 1:25, 8:45 and even-numbered roads going , EAST ORANGE ipates'the grcateet volume of re- Academy Award Winning , h*»t, utllltJe*: near trans- aort travel this &ummer, Mr. Par- tast and %vc-st." TOM & JERRY Cartoon aortttlon. $100 month. Business cou- BEACON »ons stressed that the Immediate Mr. parsons also stressed the "JOHANN MOUSE" TICKBTTS: Kregge'a. B&ma,L ble. Jun« JSth-, B«erence«. Phono May 28. 29. Above n"H Ptynnrt t :4». All Agehclen. M»U Ord«r» | »ft«r ^ p.m. or week-ends. Bum- manner of relieving the conges- necessity of greater'staggering 'of nit e-30«-W, P:49. A ft C Oo to Mir*. 3:47, 7:15. 10:«8. Mv 30. i>bove and Bevor.d, 3:M. tion of holiday travel -Evas better travel hours to Reduce tie-ups and apartment. Call alter S p.m. fl:49 lo^-a. A ft C O> to Mars 1 :flo. hazards. Summit «-Jl«-j. - S:2S, B;M. M»v 31. I Confpss," 3:12. use of existing fanlitk*..' (COMINC-WJTHAWORLDOF NOVELTIES-COMING d:44 ift:7fl. She'* Bark on itlrnttAWif, "l'a»iin,g of the state's secon- 3OS48, large acreened porch, brick V/M. 5:09. 8:51 .June, 1. 2, 3. I Confess, "The worst hours lor resort- rkabl* flrtplacc with mantel. 1:45.'7:0ft, 10:25. She's Back on Broad- dary rocdway jjy&tcjn— jsumbered bound traffic on Saturday and Summit afiM wav. 3:?0 8:50. HOLLYWOOD In the -50C? fcjles—now provide* j often on Sunday are between 10 IDBN a:i«rtment 44 room duplex motorists with a eiate-wkie, a.m. and 1 p.m. On the return >!30, Full baaement. June 1st. 2- May ?8, ?9. Ju'i" I, J. Off Umlt», rear l«ace, Morrli Av». Summit foliowc-d network of routes which trip the most critical houra are HUNT'S ( 1:40, 7:no. 10:15. Thunder Blrri*. 3:10. I-70M. «:4i, M«v Ji. Off Ll^iH, 1:00. 4:15, will nitkc travel more peasant," between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Sun- x the flttorncy general #aid. "This FURNISHED APARTMENT .0:1V Jf.v .•(!. Thundc Blr^n, 1:30. 5:io' days and holidays end between 7 THREMOTORE IRIN ZED G •> 13:43. O" Wnlt«* 3:10, 6:4S 10:15. rouclng ar. a.m. on Mondays," he con- tCBPTIONAX thrfe-room apartment }n l»rg» remodeled home. Light ELIZABETH dary-road nctwsrk is the result tinued. "Travel will bo heavy at uttkwplng. All utilities included. VEW of a state-sounty cooperative proj- all times, so why not plan starting ir»«e. Private entrnnce. Near D. •M«r ?R. 23. ?fi. A^ov* !>nd Beynnrf. T ect Originally the projct<; -x&aand Ifiviiig to avoid these critical. & W, and buie*. Convenient to A & C Oo to ^ JiTF. Ms*' 1^1, Ju^** 1. 2. 3MI Lib* »nd Celaneat. Summit 1 Cov'+t*. <7nnflrl*n»l«.'l'r ConnI*. planned as foparatc 'a'tcrrsatf hours ?'' MENAGERIE MUSEUM -8404. r>-in»« c^"n Dally: 0:48 A.M. routes' to facilitate the movement -j REflENT of traffic to and from certain re- HttllMuItt Ait Condition*!* APT. TO SUBLET M«v 28. 20 3!. June 1 Hmi««« at Wnx, 1:00 3:5". 5:30. 7:*5. 10:"n. sort areas. However, since the riet- ROOM furnished apartment. July- M»v 30. House of Wax. 1:43, 4 :10, 6:30. wottt n'&sTtiecome *o extensive It RKO PROCTORS £717 iAuguat. Cemr»lljr located. Oall Bum- 8:50. I'-00. 6-^350-Mj^fter J. is now powible to. travel almost NEWARK anywhere in the state \i\ the rlt keeps you on tht IRNISHED ROOM FOR RENT BRANFORD '500' routes, which are now dpjig- Mo'y ?S 29 Trouble Alo'u' tli" Wav. iedge of your seat!1 '• TRAINED ANIMAL 5DERN bedroom in central location. 12:1a. 4:05. 7:30. 11:05. The Rvftirn. nated as 'secondary' roads rather I atagI«EHlH»lgl Walnut St., Summit fl-OS27-M. 11:00. 2:H0. 5:55. 9:,10 M?v 30. Trouble than 'alternate routes." -IOUIUA 0. rUSQHS •.»'ong the Wnv 1:00 4:45, H:?.i. 12:00. ICE large room for rent with 3 "The planning, signing «r.d TUES.-WED. (windows for couple or one. Hot water The System, !1:JJ, 3:30 fl-so. 10:25. MASTERPIECE OFALL MOTOR SHOWS the tlmi. Kitchen privilege*. /4 M«v 31. Tro"h)» Al"'»it the Way, ! :M. marking of these secondary :outes jRlver ltd., Summit. Summit (J- *:">() 7'IS, 11:03. The SW<-m. 2:45, -TWO PERFORMANCES- JUNE 2-3 «:10, »:35. June 1. 2. TrcuWp Alnnc was mftde possible by the cooper- •he Way. 13:30. 4:05. 7:30 11:05. The ative and concer:•?!«. :'-'4 5:38. 8:02. 10:28. Monday, June 1st and double rooms, gentle- [mon prererred- 9 Parmlcy Place, May 23. June I, 2. KpUt 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. • 8umnllt- __^ _.; 11:00. 1:57. 4:54 7:57. 11:04. STARTS THVRS.. JUNK 4 LPASANT BEDROOM ncar^Sprlns- Cmntrv. 12:29, 3:^. 6:20. < St. Teresa's Field, Shunpike Rood ficld Center. Bitstneas people. MH1- ?!> Spl!?. SciHind 11:07. 2:12. 5:17, U :."C0!Kl. 1233 OFF UMfTS lENTLEMAN7~"sliig!TTAOE at Oce»n Beach. Prlv.ite i»:lfl. STEPHENS MIUFR CO. Club. AvallaWe July *nd August. CaU Summit 6-I583. Esploratlonn for oil in wMtrrn 3S RUKMII Place Summit 6-0020 statfs ?onietimea bring up water 4A"IF«/CA S iAPGfSF instead, but this is often diverted 5RNBK itore with m««Mnlne. in to live #tock on range Springfield A**.. Summit. New building with modern front. For tn- forrttMlon call MlUlngi,on_7jffHg->M. ?cr lh» iporfi-cof-mifderf- S for r»nt or "itorage. 402 Mor- wJr« wfieel cover*, oplionol ot »»l'o coil, ris At«:. Summit. Svimmlt 8-8212-M ^ llNT for r*nt. Bummlt «• Waal to mala BLOCK to center. 5-room steadiness, visibility—and, above all, pKpanslon uttlc. g»ra«(>, oil heat. 5140 ptr month. Clarence v. Long value. i A; Bon. Summit (l-MM. a quick getaway ?But these are things you must dis- cover for yourself —as you must the greatest Buick performance in HE nearest we can come to word- utter smoothness of a 1H3 Bukk with 1C)R4 room apirtriient in Apartment history. I l»t or 2nd floor, llent *100 picturing for you how it feels to TT Dynaflow. over. Widow, no children. Sum- T Why not drop in on us real soon? rttt 6-7153. ___^ drive a 1953 Buick with Twrn-'Eirbine ._5M~ap»rtinent on biuTroute to Well be happy to put you at the wheel Bell Labs for eldMly co«pl« with no Dynaflow* is this: It takes more than the advanced new 87M«W of a new Buick and let our points £^j ^ engineering of this fully automotic pif 4^ROOMi~for buiinMJi coviple In w near Summit. Call Orange 2- When you toe the gas treadle, you transmission to produce such thrilling prove themselves. can get away like silked lightning in performance, of course. 'Standard on Rosdtmuter, optional at extra eoit on Lh Labs Rnglneer, wife, »on » w»nt ; otherSerm. -bedroom »p»rtm*nt July 1; to ?iou. , a silent hurry. BtoommW i'MM._ „_, j tENT retwenes* r»Tin;nen« j It takes power, too. ^ •tisnu. coupJe with 3 wtll-brtww ; More specifically, you can sweep lrcn n««a 3 ftwlroom «Pi»rtniM» mmer Mr ThmntMtnn, Ml!ll>urn «-IK»J your speedometer needle from zero And that's here in full measure — to a legal 30 mph in the time you the highest horsepowers and com- AIRCONDITIONER for 1953 SUPER and ROADMASTIR Rivttra and Sedan ,^S widow would Ilka to «h*r« normally take two breaths. pression ratios. Series for Series, i» or «n»rtin«nt with «noth*r f models, available now at extra cost. or marrltd couplt, Will furnUh in Buick s fifty great years-with renew, AUo »••* «mtlt riimljnirti unrurnlihed *pt. «r Ss«rth, li the combined quickness, quht and BUICK ketpinu prlvHwti! |fo«n<« nmr: trwW» 10 mimnw1 wi II Bt fRMtYMt tmf umlt R, R, »Utlo«, w»nwd by cm »M*m*n. k, 8. OroeltpU, *3 Mn- WHIN Unit AUTOJKOIilil AW WM WICK Will IUIW TMIM- pi, «tt«»mft. iawa-ft. __, _ . SUMMIT BUICK CO. tl—Ulltnit AN» IER fipunUl intpi'! - , impion mother, ihow t»h*mpion *i-7» Franklin Plac«, Summit, N. J. SU. 6-0511 mtt R perftot eomblitntlmt. Tnc**' ntlful uup are lrmofjulntui, n«»f THE SUMMIT HHALO, THURSDAY. MM M. IH1 Ntw fdulpmeat haa been A n«p on company Ume during fortune* and misfortune*, up to Oranr* and Oweter H*rdy of Uoitett* MotOn SoM tioa industry molt of bis life, the week ti worth twice M mucb having been vice president of and further Improvement* «fe the lime of the explosion of 85 Pittsf ieid were introduced w vlM- To Oycb C. Bohner f AB a nap on Sunday. DuPont Story Told thouaeTid pounds of gunpowder iora and 23 members of the "Re- Lamp work* and later planned for better iiervlng the which not only destroyed their tired Men'a Club" of Teftrwck, Tb# bualneaa of L*oneete Motors ; vjce-pre«ld«itt of Lawrence Aero- growing Summit, Chatham, Short be*ded by their president, I John ha*J>eea pur«hasM by\m Summit j nauUc»l Co^p. of Unden, and To OW Guard work but which killed Lamont Du» resident and will continue the and aurroundlng territory. Pont which, made it necessary for Knapp, wti9 welcomed. Edward "" \ vice presideiit of Indian Motor- For Tht "iEST-DRiSSB salesroom at 19 Summit ttvenue cytle of Springfield, Mas«. *ion NVc^s^itati-tl Help duce dye* the equal of the Ger- NATURAL HONEY SOIL TESTING KITS,.. '2« many 8yc* upon Which the United of Lenox Road. It w<&» the pet of POTTED ROSE BUSHES T.-.t> fi'm showed many members 12-yeer-old Bobby Van Retisae- (Regular) Consult iu on your •of me DuPont family and their States had previasu!y been de- bloom pendent. Problenw FREE DELIVERY SU. 60073 Jacare took off Thursday night 5 4.95 Another part of the program Price L Complete Lln« apparently by climbing the three ANNUALS GERANIUMS Scott's "The Aristocrat of wafl" introduced by Albert Stevens and a half foot fence- of hb pen Crockett, who gave reminiacenwa from flats LAWN CARE on the Van Renaselaer property. HEALTH FOOD CENTRE many varletiea **&> wWte * Plnk L W. BALDWIN CO. . Chinese-American of his attendance on the corona- During the time he* wai ml&«in«, PRODUCTS tions of .King's Georg Burnett Street. Clen N. J. Phone Ol.rn Ridge 1-0243,

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