A�.,._.<,•nrthn1 THE r• WESTFIELD UADING AND MOST WIDELY CiaCULATED W£EKL y NEWSl'Al'E• IN LEADER- UNION COUNTY

WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941

Stnat1 Appoint• Judge Tlaomp1on Adalt School R11iltration For 11UrteenFuture ladactiot ·: C..mpaip Stcond T1rm To Taken Monday Soldiers To N1w J1r11y'1 Highest Coart· Speed Be Procea ofTroops Two Wnl Ceunea Fer Lderelta State'• Hirlaeat Ce.t SixS37,115.1 2 TraYeler 43 Al F� FortLeave Quliicatia c.... , •r o. Olered Fer New DD. Be·HeW Nut T..ta1. lejed · Seaien ••• Lin•ller1 ..... Sec•• Te Rep. Ju. , Cleuilr Up nr"Cavalry .. Agencies' la­ Werk Emu; teia ,.,... ZO Gn•P tf SelectiYea .. LMYI Forty-three eourees for which reg­ ,County Judge Lloyd Thompson of M n i e p istrations will be aecepted Monday Z Vtluateers ou tains d was ap ointed a lay NenWeek cWiq member of the Court of Errors and Rapid progress was made thll wffll 'activity of West eld' social evening at the Roosevelt Junior High Thirteen men comprising the sec fi - Appeals Monday night by the State e the growth of the School being offered in the sec­ ond qu.cita of Selective Servke Board by the two local troop& of the· Hh4 ,,a� nate. L. Hetfield' III, of to ond · of e Westfield Adult - Se Walter ot result in a mar ed in­ th No. 4 left West eld yesterday morn· Cavalry in the process of lnductiq k tetin fi Plainfield was named Thompson's suc­ amount to be raised in School. The list Includes a number .ing for Induction into federal mili- cessor on the Common Pleas bencb. them in federal rv e phylleal of new classes as well as a l rge tary service In Newark. Campaign for Westfield a to te lc ae group <>f s Qualification ceremonies for the two examinations were rushed to ies for 1941, William M. course continu.ing from About thirty persons assembled jui·ists will probably be held next eom.. e the fimt term of ten weeks. Regis ple t.Ion. �hahman of th campaign, ­ at headquarters in McKinley School tration is Tuesday. at a meeting of agency scheduled from 7 :30 to at 7 a. m, yesterday to witness the Members of the Induction tt.. 10 o'clock, Monday evening. The Lommon Pleas bench will not onday night in the West- cHemony conducted by the chair- are: Major be officially vacant until Judge Thomp­ • Only $1166.81 more will Among the new wurses are two man, F. S. Parker. Chief Clerk Clar Lyman Parka of W•&­ - son is sworn in as a member of the field, infantry reserve, who chief n was asked for in 1940, to be given by Prof. C. R. Rounds, ence W. Hodge called the roll and II state's of the Un\on County Park Pelill4'1 e campaign will open on head of the EnJt]ish Department of read the charge. Brief talks were highest court. - Before assum­ ing his new post in Tl'enton, Judge and Lieutll. S. Lawrence Saa11el1 and close on March 3. Trenton State Teachers College, made by Mr. Parker and by Robert ' ' Thompson is anxious to dispose of and Robert T, Fielding both of, s were greed upon by Correction of Common Errors in nevily, the government appeal , 11 s. S some matters pending in the county Plainfield ; and Edward T. tati es of Westfield social English, and Modern Poetry. Both agent. Lynch of v ourt Elizabeth, all physicians of the lledl· r a study of a report by classes have attracted large enroll The selected men left at 7 c ­ :30 in In t. he words of State Senator Chas. cal Reserve. Ca pt Thom• ns, chairman of the bud'­ ments in the Trenton Leisure Hour , company with other draftees from E. Loizcaux regarding the Thompson HowellCo l'}}Sof 'Belleville, regimental med· tee. Amounts needed by School where Prof. Rounds has given Plainfield ca e by special bus. who confirmation, confid nt that icul o cer, gave lnnoeulatlons. were scrutinized by com- them for five consecutive terms. e Inf ntr th way t<> the 113th y ho p "I 's amrecord e om­ ffi in t and then On a T m son in the C With most of the men having been he agency CAllVETH WELLS Flower Arrangements offered by Armory jn Newarm stops were made Judge k mon Pleas Court justifies his eleva­ eumined, only three have been drop. y the budget committee Mrs, David George; Golf clll6ses un­ at Cranford and Roselle for selected eir tion. His ju icial ability is recog­ ped because physical d.llablllty, d Campaign. With th der the direction of Bruce Heatly, men from these towns. d nized throughout the state and I am A f cases ofof f i e vision were the agencies provided Echo Lake p o the Westfield Town ew de ect v Carvetb Wells r ; The men who were induded are: par mittee with statements happy to have ticipated in his found, but all' were corrected with Meeting coordinated by former au a rison pe r t George D, Br n of 36 H r appointment and confirmation." eyeglasses. e and ex nses fo he Mayor William M. Beard; Person­ JUDGE LLOYD THOMPSON venue, na med leader; Volunteer Judl!;e Thompson was unanimously years. a Troop A Is seeking about twenty. To Speak Monday alized Interior Decorating, in which Cla e John R. Lindberg of 308 rk confirmed by the Senate for the E1·­ to be rais d carry women niay learn to make draperies five recruits reach authorized to strete, assoc.late leader; Volunteer rors Court vacancy created by the to It.a helping help and other decorating materials, and st1ength of 123 enlisted men. others to John C. Gibbona of 1 24 Ludlow e t of ud Walter Hetfield Jr. · 1941 was set as $37,- Noted Explorer to Describe d h J ge L. era! p os c were interviewed Bev•thl1 a course for men who are interested of 6 0 a League Sponsors r pe tll e place; Walsh 5 Jud e Thompson's term expires In 0, th amount asked Experiences in All Parts In Military Science and Tactics, are week. Application for enliltment ShadowlawnHoward drive; 0. Do ald I. Stiles September,g 1943. As an Errors .31. classes which w,ill be introduced to may be made between 8 a. m, an• of 439 entral C he will receive $9,000 the report of Mr. Hav Of World ourt judge, ElectionTalk p. m. to Capt. J ohn L. Lee, the -. the school for the first time this year, Vigliantl C 616 avenue;Cenntr Ennloavenu J. ; rtionment of the $37,­ of al e a year and he may practice law. 6 d ng he s co d te m commanding off.icer, or First Serirt. uri t e n r . Frank Curtis of Farley avenue, busy clearing their : District Nursing As- "Around the World in olor" will Both men are Roger Beam. Troop E, acout car C Courses which have been arranged Scotch Plains; Harry J. Hol es of desks pending matters this Calls Public Meetin1 to Dia . 61.70; YMCA, $13,881- be the interesting subject Carveth of current · outfit, reached ita strenrth of to accommodate new registran Scotch Plains avenue; Ralph Di- preparatory to the Induction 121 uts, $4,552.51; YWCA, Wells has chosen to present at the ts as week, cuu Reform of Pre ent men Sunday. well as those who were enrolled In Nizio211 t avenue;m Peter irl Scouts, $3,967.21; regular meeting of the Woman's Club of 645 Cen r ceremonies. Hetfield J>lanned to spend s enlisted t e t r n ude : al Troops A and E were officially enter, $4,451.70. of Westfield Monday at 2:15 in the h m during the first e m I cl Salioli of 201 Cacciola place; Max much time with Judge Thompson In State Law Art for Beginners, Contract Brldge Moun- inducted at 8 m. Monday and are Hutson was appointed Masonic Temple. Rnnsenberg of the Towers, going over matters which the latter 11. for Beginners, Dressmaking, Metal s f 07 m slated to leave for a year tralnl11111 retnry of the campaign. Although an engineer by training, tain lde ; Arthur S, Eldr.idge o 4 will wish pass on for the attention 'l'he Westfield League of Wo en '• to at Fort Jacbon, S.' C., between Jan• l up n Crafts, Painting, Woodshop, Choral Prospect street; and George W. Tho- of his su cessor. Judge Thompson Voters will present Morl'is Schnitzer attended' were Mrs. W. S. Mr. We ls took exploratio as his c Singing, Current World Problems, mas of 16 Central avenue, by trans- u after his appointment that he of Newa k as guest speaker tomor­ uary 15 and 17, · Geo ·ge D. Crosby, Frank profession and has proceeded to en­ s id r • 1 Social Dancing, English or Foreign­ fer from2 Murray, Utah. d not a ed to submit a for- row in the Municipal Building at 8:15 Both troops have received a con­ r. George Bray, Mrs. F. joy a most exciting career. He has f ha been sk ers, Gardening, How to Listen to e amined fif- s Common p. m. at a public meeting designed' siderable amount of equipment, . , Mrs. C. M. F. Egel, D. led exped tions to Africa, Malay, Lap­ The medical board • x mal re ignation from the i Music, Novels of Today and Yester­ teen registrants last Saturday and Picas post but assumes that his pro­ to raise interest in election law re­ which ls being is1111ed to the men a1 ndler, Howard C. Allen, A. land, Russin, the Near East and many , day, Photography, Public Speaking, more this Sat state's ighest court form. Schnitzer, who aided in mak· fast as they pass physical examlna· and H. C. Jackson. The other parts of the world Since the will have twenty-five - motion to the h . Stenography, String Instruments, urday, and an additional twenty-five tomatically vacated the position. Ing league survey recently de er­ tlons. s preceded by a gathering outbreak of war he has made a com­ au a to t Water Color and Sketching, Writing on January 18. Dr, Laird, the chair· Lolze ux had some delay In get­ mine what changes arc needed im­ rmanent organization of t>lcte journey' around the world, man­ to for Recreation, Business Finance and man, and his associate, Dr. Salvati, t n actiona upon Thompson, whose prove the present system, will discuss the offices of Roscoe Nich­ aging always to keep just one step i g · Inv tments, Opera Appreciation, are awaiting .the appo tment of two na e was held up by Senate Presl­ his ndings. ast Broad street, at which ahead of the censor in every µort he es fi Speech Improvement, Glove Making, more docton by· aeilective Jel'Vice ent F. Foran of Hunterdon, "There is probably no phase of re-elected pres­ vlslte.d. Many of the countries of d Arthur twater was n It m Earope have experienced unbelievable and Duplicate Contraet Bridge, headquarters Join their who claimed he had been promised public administration which is today , Malcolm B. Dutcher was to atalf. e FeeRequired m ths but the New or repeated clasees Jn which takes from five to six hours x- the post by Goverenor Moom. The so badly handled as the conduct of Representa­ destruction in recent on to e p resident a n a . e t t . day before the cen or p was c nmp• only new registrants .wi!l be inter· mi e · larire group of.'. a lec ed - latter explained a man who could elec ions,' members· of-. the Westfield Mrs. N. · ' Included � �."i men. v are nr· E. ed dow Mr. Wells ll1!L w ith his au• ested arc: Furniture Finishing, Golf, help in the writing of court opinions league ha e decl d. Use.·. Therefore '. tlful pict s, t e last • Hostess Course, Correction of Com was needed for the vacancy, Thomp Schnitzer, who has a · · Boud of Education Denies ofcolored nso recent !!�ila past.h · be mon Errors in English, Social Danc­ son being a lawyer and judge, al­ clear understanding of the problem, ,f�i:�C»OI hnd Mr. Wells has sometimes been� e ing for Be inners, Flower Arrange­ though the Errors Court position was is expected to draw a la rge crowd to­ Request For Free Permit r ­ ent Interiorg Decoration, Typewrit­ Alexander' Shows garded as a teller of fish stories but m , one of the six on that tribunal re­ morrow. There will be no charge For Benefit it t at he s in ing, Personalized lnter,ior Decorat­ 11 is interesting to note h i Ruth served for laymen for admission. Mrs. C. M. Hebbcrt, British a position to prove the truth of his ing, Westfield Town Meeting, Hy­ Here Next Week Foran eventually. withdrew his ob­ vice president, will be in charge of A request from the Community elief Work tales, with actual pictures of his wild­ Speed Longhand, Modern Poetry, jection and the name took its usual the meeting, which is to be followed Players for free use of the Roosevelt est stories-fish climbing trees and Military Science and Tactics, and an course through the Senate. by an open discussion. a in y g for those Second in eteran Forum Junior High School auditorium on liz rds breaking off the r tails, and advanced course T p n No successor hns been mentioned Tho league feels that this election Completed Arti­ n i o i first t r V three days next month for a British while they rnn in o e direction their wh have completed the e m. Lectures Seriei To Be to Mr. H t eld, who has been serving reform plan which includes a state k c fi war relief production was denied by lays Variety of tails proceed in the opposite direc­ A ve-wee Spanish course, two as deputy state tax commissloner controlled, non-partisan election sys­ fi Thursday Ni1ht the Board of Education Tuesday tion. He has brought back pictures hours in len h each Monday eve­ •Ince 1939. He is a former chairman tem, state-wide permanent registra­ edGoods gt night. of wild animals, actually tllmecl in ning, will be given by Mrs. Ernest of the city and county Ilepubllcan tion, the use of voting machines at all To be a Titian beauty, with spark­ the Malay jungle and he has tmvelled Alpers for students who wish to con­ committees. He has been prncticing elections, nnd direct nomination of , The board took up the matter of in in the least known sections of Cen­ th r t- er c a s ling eyes, be dainty and petite, sc oo upkeep after receiving a let• . tinue e fi s t m l s . to law in the firm of Hetfielcl Het­ candidates for o ce would do much to h l this week in to be mother of a grown family at ,. exhibit tral Africa. He has visited' Shanghai, Second term classes begin Monday field since 1933. The new undCommon insure honest eleffictions. ter from Sidney W. Coe for the Play­ the Eli£abethtown Hongkong and Singapore, bringing evening, January 20. and to appea1· as though onr were ' For ers asking that no charge be made for . Pleas judge will be one of the young­ a model election system the s Co. on Broad 3825, what mol'C can a woman want, with him the very latest color movies ('st men ever to assume such an im­ league advocates the following p1·ovi­ the building on the afternoon and Chapter while still the happy wife of a suc­ Westfield of the most important fortress in the portant post in the state. He is 35, sions: evening of February and the eve­ Red Cross is dis- banker? This is a part of !J British Empire. A's to cc•sful m rr ed and has two children. 1. 'l'he system should be uniform nings of February l1 and 12, when f the work in wh1.ch the saga of Dr. Ruth Alexarnler who 11 i Mr. Wells writes for numerous mag­ Among the fourteen other nomina­ throughout the state. "The Pursuit of Happiness" Is sched­ Westfield have been is scheduled to speak for the West­ azines suc as Cosmopolitan, Ameri­ PT Hear tions of the Governor confirmed by It should be state controlled. A uled to be shown. e past nine months. can, Betterh Homes Gardens field Veterans' Forum on January 16 2. and Dr. thn enate Monday night was that state system shoulrl be set up includ­ The board oted unanimously to a and nt Hoosevelt Junior High School, her S v es must be multiplied Po7rnfor Mech nics. He has also of Fred S. Childs of Passaic the ing n tate Board of Elections with continue the policy of requiring each realize the tr l books, Lindeman subject to be Shall Man or to S . Jn order to w1·itlen n number of ave " the State Boarrl of Professional Engineers and an administrative officer to carry out organization to pay the actual cost the task they have un­ Six the M l y Jungle, Cold­ S their instructions. Years in a School Welfare Council Ar- urvive." Lnnd Surveyors, succeeding the late The lternative is of opening the building. This cost and comfort the est. Bermuda in Three Colors Dr. Alexander has not been quite clothe Africa, Jacob L. Bauer of Westfield. is $20 night for heat, light and jan· E gland, Finland, and his latest one, North of Singa­ ranges For Annual Lee- with the accomplishments (Continued on Page u · of n satisfied' 4) itor services, it was announced. Greece. M11ny ljarge His delightful personality and outlined above. She has become a pore, a lure at RJHS Free use of school buildings and iriing warm cloth­ the charm with whcih he tells his fas­ doctor of philosophy, graduated from a conta --- lands will bo given only for purposes ettes, knitted garments cinating and unusual stories, have has Northwestern University summa cum of Rice Lee Bristol on The School Welfare Council involving character and citizenship dressings, have already made him a popular speaker. l ude is a Phi Beta Kappa, and nd­ " arranged to have Dr. Eduard C. n , Bowl building of boys and girls" and for ' abroad as Westfield's before the joint meet- ditionally says: am a str.unch de­ Lindeman speak " use of "ncighborhoorl organizations" \ I s Party Jan. Countv fender of the capitali tic theory." Dr. ing of all the PTA's in the auditorium working for the same purpose, the Al and r we.ghs 119 po s she 23 le has a label attached Cornet Soloist of Theodore Roosevelt Junior High ex e i und but Board o d d The third annual national Bowl b ar dcclnre . i­ will argue with anyone. She presents Leo Hastin ;s Bristol, 100 Kimbnll ' pliments of the A er School Tuesday at 8 :15 p. m. : of Wee campaign for the relief of Belcher ended West eld, New Jer­ Dr. Lindeman is an author, lecturer nn able defense or capitalism as op- circle, vice president of the Bristol­ President Donald R. ss, For victims s rv the discussion by declarnlg, worthy fi is beingm WHS Band a the chair posed to other typ�s of economy, anrl Chinese wnr will be ob e ed Myers Co., Hillside, was orn ·." The window nd professor. He holds sw in be, locally Jnnunry 23 at a B owl of Rice as the cause ight the members h the courtesy of Paul of social philosophy at the New York ndvnnces the thests that democracy Wednesday ns a member of the Un­ of the board wero not privileged to necel's capitnlism, instead of the re- pnrty ut the Chi-Am Chnteau, Route ion County Pm k ss manager, School of Social Work, but lectures · Commi ion follow­ o m Mountainside. The drive, which mukc n c ntribution of the taxpay· ecently received by the Del Staigers to Appear With widelv at other educational institu- verse ing his appointment Tuesdny to the being true." continues29, until February is spon- ors oney to it. irman, Charles E. Plum­ Student Musicians at Con­ tions and nlso on the public plut- Dr. Alexander in private life is park board by Supreme Court ,Jus­ : sorer] the American Bureau15, for Previously the board had decided Davis na- form. Mrs. Raymond Redheffer, a name by tice Cl:irence E. Cnse. Mr. Bristol m Norman II. , Medlen! Aid to Chinn, of which Mme. lo chnrge per cent of the custom­ man of the Red Cross, cert January 7 He is president of the Institute for well known in mid-western social cir- succeeds the late Stulc 25 n ai-shek is honorary e hnir­ Senator Chas. ary rates for use of school buildings .admiratl.on and gratitude Propaganda Annlysis. un- cles, Of the speaker the Chicago Chia g K A. Rectl of Plainflclcl. The position Del Staigers, world famous cornet l!'rom 1935 man ane Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr., nftcr mieJ'night on nil occasions. til the sum111r1· of he was first, Times snys: "Mrs, Redhefl'er (as Dr. � . cnrrics no compensation and the term Page 4) soloist, will appear wi h the ntionnl chairman. The local t the High director of re r1!l3Uutio n division of Alexander) ught the imnginntion of, � exten1ls to No ember, 1942. Supervising Principal Charles A. , v School lmnd' in its annual concert, the c c ca comnnlh' is headed by Fred Doer­ h rli of t the Works Progress Administration, both the mnsscs and the clusses in ? R. Mr. Bristol will he gTe(•ted by thu Philhower deplored the ol n he January at the Roosevelt Junior ot · - I rer, hn nan A. M. Lumberton, British relief event just uheadg of tho Science nntrumpet solos two numbers which he mu! tary nndm Mrs. E. R. Crow, ticket School Subject thc WPA in Washington, D. C. He Dr. Alexander is given to npt nt tho park hcmlquartcrs, Wuri­ woulrl cause n loss of possibly $30U of chaimmn composed. They are "A Carnival is contributing e itor of New phraseoloJ!Y in her speeches. Snys ' nanco16, pnrk. in revenue for school activities. Since • n d . . re being mude to offer a Venice" End "Hazel Waltz" which he The the · nrlehtion to the party n tag day the school budget is already cut to tho Republic, Joimral of Social Forces planned democracy is a Rus In Mr. Bristol wns born in yracuse, the Adult School during has dedicr.tcd to his wifr. Ac/11/t Education. she: "Abear l," n will he held the afternoon of Jnnu­ S bone this would uerious de­ and the Journal of sinn in lamb's woo nd she Y., in 1892. He is grndunln of cause n g term in military science 17 nnd morning of January a flcit in the budget, he declared, in During the program incidental solos He is the author of the following receives acclaim wherever she goes nry N.um l s nf 1914. o the ll i ton College, cln s Dur­ s for the benefit of th se will be plu:1cd by Clifton Corbett, San­ books: Social point point of e Miss Betty Davis is chairman of asking whether it woulclarinet solo; c re�ilan.'', Duringl the World War one prize novel, "The Family" by Nina ·· · flew 7,000 miles from Paria . Fedo a. · > rv JuniorWoman's Indo-China, he said. ' , Members are asked bring. book Club to .1 . giftil for the adult wards of Muhlen­ Meet Tuesday The pigeon, he added, ' valuable I . · .. burg Hospital, whatever Christmas To in any. futurll, . \ w of the limitati..,.. �· "· ··. cards they have which are appropri- 'e ;;.:« Junior\ 's Club's first ·�Pl'!f rfl'. ate for making ch ildren's scrap-books me Ing of \mo th will be 1 ai thew;;;;nn next municatlonradio message under s c ift as well as large magazine pictures Tu sday evening'" •t which the club thatThe speaker was inlro and tinfoil. l¥l )lear Mrs. Norma Bingham tell w Worth. President Geor . WISTINGBOUSI VAClJUM AND New paper. of "The Romance ot a s " · presided and visitors we .,7•' .. Mrs. Bingham, a speaker the Two Flyer• from from Roselle and Mounta Solo educational service of the Newark HAND CLIANll /BOTH ·FOR At Wes�eld Airport Evening News, will tell about the makings of a newspaper; how news Atwater Re-el Packer of the a d dl ff. G. Frank and' John is gathered n han ed. To Head Plu Packer Brothers garage on North The International Relations group avenue made their first solo flights at will meet Wednesday evening at the or er uncilman en the Westfield Airport Tuesday. 'ho e of Miss Lois Wright, 22� Pros­ F m Co H . REClll..A.RLY 61.90 m ter s r l cte cha r i . man bas eceived hours pect street. wa wa ee e d . rna j/-�· · r S'h Westfield Planning Board1 11. 1. instructionEach from Instructor John Hi!------c:ombinadma ganization meeting Monday�::a:� , •vet39�95 on :-; ton. Cross winds made flight condi- :r . DETAILS: .4 rw you .Zmo11 122 State Drops Case airport Tuesday, the Municipal Build'ing. laeauy-du1y abooe·lhe-floorc:leonins. •uper-powered tions difficult at the •· and New handled their There were two new mcrnl!>· but both new flyers indi i· An ctment against Shafie Councilman rth r floor wcuum with buill·in lieodlighl, moior.Jriven brwh, ships creditably, Hilton said. ed, A u Hatem, evicted from his home in Bal­ Al'.i.\, d student pilots repres enting the council, an 100 tusrol road Mou tai sid radio-inler/erence elimino1or, aiUeu Between 75 twe1ve , n n e, in June, Meigs, m ember at large. n.'.'. ::�1 noule-odju11men1 are training nt the airport in and 1939, by legal means was nolle prossed Other officers elected wert':'\ �'.1' rJ molar. l planes. Monday by Judge P w power/ul e11inghou1e mo1or-dritie11 hand. Lloyd Thompson tary, Councilman Aberneth • W in Quarter ' Sessions Court. This fol­ eer, T own Engineer John y;"(: c r far upholstered furnilure, lll(lltreue• lowed o 11air1, Firemen E:1tinpi1b rec mmendation by Assistant and T. \"?; � and aU Prosecutora clerk, Mrs. Philomena {.i� · Louis P. Longobardi, be­ ob . Trade in your old t1acuuin Blaze Caused by Stove etti light j thf cause the state did not feel ;'\l. cleanin1 1 and we that there Committees were n amed 11 was enough evidence to the Deferred Payment Plan. the fire department an- press Sub-division, former' Mayor t� Tuesday' case. The initial at rar charge against avies , Hopkins a nd ,...,•.( s wered a "false alarm" Gi d I Hatcm was malicious mischief and H.and Dtown BAMBERGER'S M410R and Walberg avenues. Earlier that planning Mei� 4Pl'Ll4NCES, SEYBNTHFLOOR · forcible entry into the house. Councilman . ,,· � · I\ day the company e tin i hed fire Herbe t R. ,;. •,��··- - x gu s a County Treasurer ; I caused by an overheated· stove at 523 Arthur. • Central avenue in a second floor son and Hopkins. apartment. The call was turned in e======� from the box on Central aven e nd Park street. u a

Junior Meet CDA Troop Catholic 5 Juniorheld meetinDaughtersg at the n homeof America Mnry Hamllln, January 4. Th of Missl go roller skating at ey p an to nnunry 11, nnd a hike Jnn­ Roselleunry J Lookout Tower. After the 25 n s meeting. towns dismissed rcfresl1mc t served. 5,000 YARDS were

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COUPON ACCOUNT before.after 81 $160 eOGl" huerearing 1�1 a.. 4. $200 To apply, $250 will gi119 you /loc:lc o/ clolhu. simply come In or 1ete. 11 /or h $300 ldeiu oae-rell us !low much you Consult the Credit P need. BAMBBRGBR'S 14BR1CS, SECOND FLOOR Office, 1------Eleventh - Second in', •lwp IJ1f 1Jhono. Floor Union FloorRoom Bldr. UsoIf Bamberqer's110!1 cnn't. c�llle Suburban 205 Telephone Watchunr Ave, & Front St., order service. For eatfield, Cran­ PLAINFIELD, Tel. PUd. Lie.N. J, ford, Milburn, ShortJV BAMBERGER'S llills, 6-2780 Na. 671on call UNionvillo �-3100, Summit Chnrges nro 21,1.,% perloss month bnlancoamonth or on$1611 or andor 2the % ti jll&lla HUI IUlU Per In e c thatss pnrt ------'-*L. 111 I I l G I l & C 0. b11l11nce x e or $160. tier British House of Commoll8, D..!&!-L of the J ...... ScatDiwr l lt'lll apeak. The purpose of meet- .. AIMCilt:iee ler Relief ing, tbe is J n:__ "-- u____ _.._ which open the public, lleMr ...... , -- ia to to .,.._ V.- ..._ M•5 • ,�. .. acquaint those with the T__e S.tilJ interested' Shelton E. Martin, pre ident of work and punmses of the relief un- s. Snevily, Westfield attor· Murray, newly elected mas s the . Robert ­ Wat.chung Council, Boy Scouts of __ dertaking ney expected to named member of Sir Galahad Chap· Groap • .J be Ameriu, announces that nu Reports u e cilor u u Raper was an officer RAF for 'two years of th board of trustee. r of DeMolay, conducted the an s al in tbe , • program is prepared for the annual H� s been the Union Co1mty Aasocia· meeting of term Ilea during the World War. ha for Bar eu conference and dinner meeting of the SS, 880 1a in thi coulltry for some time on a tion, it learned Monday. Two vening at Mason i Tem­ 11 s was e the hi c council, which is ache uled for Sat- _ fww _ - V-..1.. pec in connection with Plainlleld residents also are expected discuued s d .,...... _.1 .1 le newU I W11. s ial mission ember• the Jll'OI· urday at Somerville. The day's pro- _ British relief activities. i receive app intments. "o,pen house" to be held to o an gram includes group conferences at 3 •. I--" r ebruarv. It expecte that ffaa.I-·•--....--•. ... T• The new p esident of th e organiza· is orchestra of Linden. New York headqu rters for this pe· Miss Linda fohnson dlrector of Court Commi11loner Julius W alick, riod wa '6,880.02. f Elizabeth, is lined up vice pree· bu ines was comp et.ed Punk s dramatics is in charg� o the pro· to he · � s � l Barry M'.eglaughlin, l ' County Treasurer Natha (/'oi11g .§wiJ11111.i11f H Ill Oil ad urned the Philadelphia police have been genera chair- duction. 1 !dent. n �. ra jo to club an Leavitt, Eli abet� and Harrison B. movie program and re- that they any bombl � of the Westfiel� committee, pr�- First tryouts for the cast were held � a ldviaed if 6nd i ed at and Johnson, Umon, will contin�ea s &o dunk them kibricatin1 oil d the meetmg comph. December 19 ' when fifty studen s read trea•· In and ment.ds t urer and secretary not •• 1ome bomb• con­ the board on progre11 of the partii. respectively. in water work here nd at the same time ex- lans will made at this meeting Southbound belles will weleom1 chemlcala e11plode a o da a1ternoon wenty hree I P be 1/i;, Wi11 t•t? tain which In w• his gratification at the re- �t,.. for the testimonial dinner tQ be riven pressed te e� {h on d r -ou M ter. sponse shown by the residents of � i Circuit Judge Frank L. Cleary, R.esort Fashiom, all grouped J ns e � ;t t to our West eld the variou al,'peala that �= Somerville who ia finishing hi1 third fi to s p ah :m •be cait ��s ·�eek.ha Th��s , have been made for people m tha war term on the count bench. conveniently one spot on - at a gYe comm1'tt ees as w�1 1 as th e mak. e · )' in the stricken areas of the United King- f i � : i up and property committees are bemg dom Third Floor. Our South Shop organized this week. bu S�le of emblems and emblematic Otte te CHMM jewelry from July 1 to Jan. netted just the right Florida elothes • • a M t ...... • the relief group fl,662.'lli; receipts at CllUDR1l"!_I_ nA .... Aa ..Sc , the relief headquarters at 23 p•--- pie, 1traightforward, well-tail• 6 County Surr;;rte'Charles A. Otto Broad street during �he period from , of li VERY WOMAN East __ f;UDClaHll Jr., zabeth accepted on Mon- � November 25, when •he rooms were lritlre Partr, I E ored classics that you delight a bridge o day the invitation of Union County '11 in were '638.90, t I opened, ' to January Plans for dessert' be,• l f e d he Id a t ..._.,.e M c K Iey S c h 1 on J an Counc,i o , o . h a that your Southern reports made showed. m oo B y Scouts etor wearrng throughout IN TOWN . , uary 16, an<\ for the Founders' Day organization for anoth year. All The conserv ti n a o comm1tt.ee has luncheon on February were discuss- officers for this council will be chosen vacation. packed nd sent New York for Ii January 26, n l meeting in � to ed at a meeting of the association' at the a nua trans-shipment Eng�an� sixty large s Eliza· to boai·d Monday at 1 p. m. at the school. the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel, o w f d cartons � arm clothing for the u�e Mrs. Hercules Pensa heads the com· beth. This meeting will be ollowe '''"-''' 5.95 to 17.9S of needy the bombed areas. This M. Smith, Cran. For Swtmmlq m mittee in charge and is assis ed by by a banquet. R. represents rot.al collected during M b T �· g t - ford will be the mes. Ro ert o bor and . P. Col toastmaster. the ast two m nths s m � Establish ent of the new scout For . . ·•-ut. . 5 cl�th g turned �m by orWestfield more, con-The j GoH ..uu• 1. 0 lo m !ins.M rs. ran Bo d e t, po ed on th e camp in northern Morris County will 1 9 29.91 tr1butors is carefully sorted so that G t c rt Christmas arty association gave be discussed. only the most suitable for use in the the . .. •:•l•l•L•I• for the p of the school. Mrs. I Ray �ryan, as i tant engineer for For Plar S.95 to 14.95 war areas is packed for shipment. children s � onald a rbury appointed M rs. the .natmnal campmg service of the This is done because of the shipping D "'. tE; . Bode hosp tahty replace Boy Scouts, has prepared plans for space limitations • 1 chairman to ... . Mrs. Courtney Brown, who recently this camp and them to W. For Loungiqg • . . 7.95 to A a rments ,whic� are d scarded submitted ,, 14.95 ny g i, moved out of town. Richmond Tracy, Summit, secretary• h r from such �l?ssificabon, w ich a e engineer of the Union Park Commis· good condition for g�neral use are VE MONEY - READ 1 For Evenin1 ' m TRE ADI! sion and an active Scout w rker...... 14.95 to turned over to the Thrift Shop to be SA Boy o 39.95 �,_ ___ ..,,.,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,=- -==,,.,,..,,,,,.,,...,,,,,...,.....,,.,..,,...,.,...,,...,.,,, • distributed to needy persons in West- ,.- , �=="""""" I field and vicinity. The clothing which fldri rr- has been turned In has been in par­ ticularly good condition. Since early in November sixty-three pounds of knitted goods has been sent from Westfield headquar rs New te to York for shipment to F;ngland. The board of direteors added Rev. Arthur O'Ponnell, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, to Its membership. ' Announcement was made at the meetb1g that the Cranford Commit­ of the British War Relief So­ citeeety will hold a meeting at the Cran· ford High School on January 16 t 8:80 p m. which Hon. Bald"'ina . at Raper, until a few months ago a mem· t I A•• l,�i

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I M R N s c Under Peraonal Manarrement of KELLER LEHIGH COAL & SU OTTO F. 11 NORTH AVENUE E. CRANFORD,PPLY CO.N. J, Park Ave., and Cor. South and Leland, Telephones : PLAINFIELD 6-0100 7 G. 0. KELLER, PLAINFIELD, N. J, Other Towne : WX-2100 (NoToll) Weat eld Tel ph n 6 e o e WX-5600 EANERS • DYERS • COLD STORAGE RUG CLEANING LAUNDERERS Tel, WX tOlO No Toll 1941 LEADER, THURSDAY, J'ANUARY 9, T� wwrFIELD J. H. Electe• Birct ...Gardea a.i.. Barr , . 1CoraetSoloiat IRed Cro11 Show1 Japan'1 Woriel Hear Speec� on Fau a llffel Lilr•·• He.. and Model Railroad As- · WHS Over one hundred memhers Central Jersey We elected J. H. Barrof -. . c..p.ip friends of the stfield .Uird Club sociation, Inc. at .. PlanDescribed h president Relief wark g paris 129 o ued �sem$37; 115.IZ For met at tbe Con regational Prospect s treet (C ntin frolll Pap from P..- 1) (Contlnaed Back,reMcl is the a Bandl 1) ven . th eek at the . single adminis��tive � (Coatin11e4 ! trom � house Tuesday e ing to hear Dr annual meeting w club . oliieit{ - "Crystal Suite," by Johnston, played ! n e ed vol n ers, Carl Crew GiJea "A ms 185 lltreet. the c a with n -· -- "I'eacies for the loyal a d d vot u te Of Preseat Far Ea.ten H. N. Maldenke speak Nat- roo , Elm O r olfi· t ted a atlVJsory F. Six 1• by the saxaphone quartet composed uralist on who are earrying on this work' in Florida." Dr. Maldenke, were : up of distinguished citi&ena -_ - _ liamilton, Allen Wh ti in cers named �;_ (Coa:.inlletl ,_ •..__ .,.,. II of Go do i ng, these w-ords: CHflict i vice-president, G or e ad no active part in ,_. _ YWCA, of r n F who assoc ate curator at the New First e g F. � p� "'" '-�.-·1-ia- Frank Betz Bill and Bnb Mattbern·• " ar�•n • is The state � I ­ shoitii - ef the p->-...... , v po i p r a Botanical described ; seco tics. agency - · dole" Bizet do io " t is ble to u cllase l rge York Gardens, Weinheimer, Jr. of Rahway nd - by ; "Mika " sel t ns u ctu e I at­ l nt life of a d er ons cha ir and rescribe rules quantities of man fa r d "Japan will," believe, "shortly the three main types of p a v;ice-p eaident n op ati - pfo the qC (_," _:_::_ � ��!': � i�;i:;.o::�: by Sullivan; "Gold and by n ss greatarticl es, tempt rR f 536 St. tions r ¥..., Silver"ec a d while these are of value br.ing about an 'incident' plant association in F lorida. He man, obert Randolph, o carrying on the �" --- Nursing har; "Cypress Silhouettes" by Ben· to tates to B. Wil· i p r ­ of the District As- Le to the unfortunate s iferers Eu­ force the United S into war," of k t eu er el t on rocedu es under net from h u in pointed out the great abundance Mar 's a,venue; r ur , f,. ec i i ; "Finale" Life for t e th do th x of 719 tion g ven by the law nst..e Glinka "A rope, ey not convey the per­ Carl Crow, international authority on different kinds of plans native to e co Fairacres avenue; eecre- of � ::r=��n� �?:�:,/'1;; Czar" ; and Sta ing detail by " r Spang· n J h d helpfuln6""� the evi Rah e ery last fixed designated n svna sympat y an that Far Eastern situation stated last state and' r ewed the wide variety tary, Howard C. Woodruff of - v Jlr Baalt was the oft!. Ba n . ' s k i from is now t e ��•. -tiGnaldepoait.ory for funda for 19'1. led er ' do these handmade dresse , n tted night at Roosevelt Junior High School that had been introduced there way; and Jay member of the board h caae. The members of the hand are: Clar- i Citi· 3. �·· eitJ sweaters and hand.. r duc hosp tal in the s n h Matthew Glass of The registration s� Beatrice Preussel, Alfred p o ed eco d address before t e tropical and sub-tropical areas all of diTecton, M. be �--:' inets, Vigli- garments -that o e vol· Institute of pa t r Ull t�at known George Wi American w m n zens the Westfield Adult over the world. Of r icula inter- North Eudid avenue. , . as "Perm&llellt anti, M. l n, Mildred Lev- re in g"reat School. e , 'treasurer of bel e ed tf· •!LL '"'-- unteers a s nd g such "The Japsnes leaders must were illustratibn of certain Ra!ll ph seco tration. , It ts i v ·---'• - .._ er Schultz, Miriam Herder, e in est the s dol the nd fi1at !- , Belen so numbers. We see save f in h now charged so many letters their a es by telling the people Florida e ae th e- abuses �- V er i t, Elizabeth Martin, c plant found only . annual sh-ow ld l t mon r to " M-...&!..- and b l of n l n - ro m n 2,72 w ' t e r ion" Lois thanks from E g a d f m e that China would have been con­ The Westfield Garden Club, the ported 6 eraans vie ed he 1 r gist at can be eliminated Te 11.w Helen Blodget, Carolyn Wilhelm, Lois in ho spitals, little children, quered ne p a rope y --Sewils -U., homeless r without outside inter­ Men's Garden Club of Westfield and model railroad dt1ring the two wee s state system p rl Reichhard, Donald Launer, Donald k f flet Iii r and OrPhaned, mothers with new ference, namely, the United States." p i . sa guar_d of the Woman's Bi� gger Walter Correll, and Bill ­ soo the Garden Club o! Mountainsi�e the display u open to the ubl c e ed. i 7 Themembers Ba , born speaker, introduced of e Club this i1 w than 4. ser c ''. .... taught by Mrs. e cornets, lifton San- babes, helpless and .homeless The by Robert were guests th Btrd on an increase of more Civil vi e. The pehoni Jess R, Wil· Peek; C Corbett, fathers the men- '])his o e in conduct . ;, 8 rtL-J and aged-which Snevily, said that for three cen· occasion. , 1,200 , o e pl y d the of . ton, k v the first show held in !'.' Mil ill the First Baptist Church, will .1or d Fran a uu omew, B'll1 " t S. r r ,: l!Gid . . Kl" t1 hese han-d -s�wn !ba el s from our turies Japan has d eamed of world Maxwell, president of 1989, from top to bottom should a lll!WU1g meeti ng and informal oleman Clark, 01! . a Donald the be t·• I Gardner, C Mimi Wroth, ap r t e United State . a Japanese emperor. the openinga for n n ·· ._ at home of Hrs. H. F. Newe , I various ch te s m h � empire, ruled by Bird' Club, announced next meet- The club four o a basis of merit a d filneei the tt Donald :Ma xwell, Nancy Foss; Nor- t has a P P The l ters not only express &'?Btl· The advance into a corrup Manchuria in il held February 4 at h members because fo ur membera civil service dir tion and street, next Wednesday man Van Leuven nd aula ierce ; et g w l be t e new ec the Wi 119 •arlboro a tude fo_r the warmth and co'!1�ort of 1937 after ten years of prepara­ h of Mr. n ve enlisted in military serv.ice. en force should .� under �'f- o'eloelr. llutes, Barbara , Brown, Eliz beth a in ome a d Mrs. Lewis H. ha � � CM! 2 to I the rticles, they tell how spm� are h c . ilJlvite to ice the compet1t1ve . tion, was the first step toward real­ C ur h Henry B. Kummel, former I are d com- m cl ·.- · _ - - Johnston, Peggy Rolf,Joy Cowie, Mar- i Men nterested __ eva by this o cre show ng of t ir state i th i ital Wilso ft()be t e • el ted c n te ization of he dreams. geolog st of New Jer ey, will municate with e olfi en or without regard to pol t • · n and r M ll r American ym s c any - • 1" s pathy." W ....,... ., geryB ntone Wa e "The Japanese are perfectl1 Bin· talk on "The Origin and Formation f the members. tion. ...a.. � horns, rr n Bowden, an ex erp from a le e o 5. Political i , Teets, N Here c t tt r of the First Second Mountains." part es candid& - Lucille ate, Peggy orman 18 · P eere in this plan for world conquest," • WIJllltC:l••J-•.. T from London· " eople who were in h o g i i such as 1 ...... ad trombone, Mr. Crow cont ued, ''The common At the final public meeting of t e civic r an zat ons · . Smith and Charles Gr y; bombed h th h es e- the .,.,...... ,..D1f ,_.BT 1 , La and a d e r i om .d eo le ue h e of Marc 7, t Robert Sm it' �C..... hou d repre ented Gesner; suo e ' p p as am d our high stand- year, h in he Jun or High ..L. s l s _...... _ 11.- ci..au, ••• ,,._, Paul phon Roy d r e i • be at the , troye were taken to a l a g bui ld· ard of Jiving, suf. School auditorium, Cleveland P. Grant by challengers or watche Clair, Gordon Hamilton, Allen Whit- � g shelter he and believe their On P1Cic •-•-- � �":t'ir:.:.,.:;:� c for ; T y f und won er- and Jack of ....u 1..=": -- ing, Bruce Malcolm, Patri ia Petruz- m ? d fering, meager food cloth­ will show his fine colored moving political parties are now...... •• INI, ,,,..• .....,. la ful co ort th Amer an 6. sel l Barbara Britton, and Doris mf Wi ic supplies; ing make them a superior race, equal pictures of bird life. Elections should, whe ea l 1 Jo el blankets, a'*1 warm, ak �·r..:= h , i v >: nsw, of t world." Robert Aura Smith, as guest spe - sible, held in public buil ��t t• .. ef ... Townley; drums, Walter N ic ols a ent h to rule he be =-.....:.�•.,•i't!":n � b aut fully m de g rm s. e1 p er, addressed . a particularly large xpe e George Seymour, Georjl'e Lever, Allan c i . a T According to Mr. Crow, rior to "Conrrus" Debate1 would save e ns as well Ii Stockton Rush ; French i all heai:ttly blesaed an� than�ed the of the College Woman s Club 1 • .,._.�- =n:-' .�!': ::-::L = Ebersole nd the present Chino.Japanese war, Ja• meeting ' other advantages. The stsi. _, •• •"•.._ •f Ille a . of fi Mt. American Red Cross with thetr time- li � w h G Johnson Act Repeal West eld should' be given considerablt ...... , ._,... horn Patty Shellenberger Bill Hard- I pan had an al an e it ermany Tuesday evening. Mr. District No. 2· ly help wanted you to ILnow our f i Sm th ed ry optimistic note e a 1 . �':.";� grov�, Bill Murphy, Nor:Uan Smith, . y and Italy for control o the un verse. i sound a ve tion In fixing th size nd th!ngs •. aci c i t -'.• a.n4 on are gratefully used to in his discussion of the "P fi Is- election d s r cts. E- Loaa• dlacoant• Un- Russell R�ush Phil nders and think how e Try Hitler was to, rule Europe, Mussolini, The Westfield Congress, meeting of i • A you would appr ciate b�- 'and of the strength the 7. "1"4.!:�J'j���r�!f:)ort- ; t ba, Donald Terp, James the Mediterranean and Africa and last night at the CA, debated re· lands' The law should make Nan Gates u ing r f YM United zone. Mr. Smith cit � . a11c1 and Fred given any clothes, i a p l of Act, which States In that yond dispute that the wh e Pf:na l!O.Ol .lO Conrad Bruce Bronson warm (o ) Jp n the entire Far East. Japan ea the Johnson now ol f l �ud?enly your home ev ythin t"O c q discussion of a k and of e Wlilis; and er g p mlsed on uest of China In three p h de to welcomed his t l lections ls a matter of p '" S:�0':.�\f Bauma�n ; oboe, Ted ballSOon, n ro ibits sale of b r nation secur- a a , Barbara '::�::;I t t ou a d months and then sup(lr essi"'1 of the United States. c e answered several pertinent questions. ord and that n no ph se of '(;_ ·- ·. Dorothy Brown ; librari ns �� wr� f Rus- ities in The as I �· a • · y J e r es e w t you Tuesday evening's meeting was tions . can the right of publie o:��:.-f�• IOMfU: Stalknecht F anc Watrous and' m. . A- � 1 ':! sian demands. Mr. Crow stated that for repeal was ably presented by · ..•.••• fl fH· . ' st�od up n when would-be ind "guest night" and th r d• · . Margaret weaver; twirlers, Nancy � k Japan's failure at the end of three "Senator" Frank S. Bli ord and de many of the mem· be wa te i •.!' TOTAL Tao 87 ne ors e same plight to lf ­ v �l��rim:; Wr h a an ghb are th , mo nths Hi l r f r t bers a ailed themselves of the oppor- 8. The use of voting mac -111:: Wilkinson, James ot nd Ju ita 10 ot caused t e o mula e the bated warmly. The "Democrats" . �TUU'a�r.:ew ...... 1 071,150.16 • they cannot help. So do n imagine nit bring a gu . l n � ', Frazee and drum major rthur Russo-German pact. The Japanese were badly a tu y est all e ections. A state-wide � t t j ' ' A you are n outnumbered and as re- to d UT,U .09 ot dom� important work know thi the Mrs. Rufus Tucker was hostess law would be welcomed, put .:�dl��1:�. �� li A d ve just eenI" nothing of the content of s suit act was overwhelmingly re- S. -� Oli r n 0 K ng. e band � , ha b both a i and o&e:,,r-J�i•bo da, •ota, and Leroy Lenox is leader of th another- I treaty. pealed on personal o in on nd was assist ed by Mmes. Donald machines In every voting d ·• · p ng crates p a Philip de· 44 and e of the hel i unpack five which had Unable the Belcher, William Blackwell, the state. believed 2•869•81 the offic rs band are: Pres- om Red Cross to defeat Chinese, Mr. a party vote. It is that is.c Iii•' fli,ff0.00�toeii:i' (i.i�iud· ide t, Warren amved r your marked a John J. R. Huntley, f thellllii" Co� ;�::- mtocl< Of n Bowden; vice pres!- . r Crow stated, Japan commenced Ruskin Watts, reporting for the Elmer, Goodwin, chines would pay or simpl! from America Englan i Alden R. cK e, 21•858.60 n f to d "reign terror " bombing c v a program committee, i McFarlan, F. M e Minot a few years in savings in elett. de t1 Cli tcmCorbett: sec.retary, Paula e of , i il ns adv s of ar· i e ; treasurer, Stockton and it one's yes' d ed C Frohlin, John Napan sonnel, etc. thent' ea!'�·�... ka in•t..: l:;:•;iuta':.n1tltutlon., �L.In� P erc Rush; brought tears to an destroying Chinese property, rangements for the annual mid-w n- Pogg, harles In addition, Walter l - pen p pac te pac a e i Mi senior epresentative, N ch o ,u kace af r k g They failed to conquer the Chinese ter smoker meeting of the Congress. and ss Edith Pitcher. be the recognized p t tion . . • . to a e s r a ed fraud in ro ec · coll•ctlon • • . · r C m l y tte p ep r by your r ci l due to th f W y Mrs,' oren Gaskill a the or :!:'fof �1tprett:��·llll•••• 1: '"p':i:'c':i. . f 540 ols; junior representative, ole an °, ab p in pal y e determination This will be held at the H al a L presided t crt·ors the count, 8ankln• owned• • tH Ii womenb ies for our homeless mothers · o · . CJar k , n a d ho more represen tat" tve, h people be ruled by an- 22. coffee table and Mrs. R. E. P well ness In election returns and fu niture an ' sop h rttl1 k e had o e h of t ese not to House on January • . o r · • · ns,001.00 c 8 �ac a g s m n 11 8 ooo · · • · · d N r an Ea t t i g t r w poured tea. duction u of recount u _f:.a.1tiir1 .. o•l.oo · o m Van Leuven. e e t . p c 1 o her nation. Richa d Longley_ as the guest of in n mber . - .. ta.ta owned other· d'lf1 r n t ra i ca as well e h e n r 1 a li1,ooo.ot1 in 1, as H saI d th at alt ough ht . Ch"m ese R. F. Garrett. as the lessened cost of those ... mballk8l 1r- p em0ee e" " attractive, and very much •-�.:"t ent nd th r C we were all army was poorly equipped with home· The secretary of the Congress, Players Postpone they are necessary. emtractien te Start mo t A ends ved th a ohr m erieain :fri made rllles and hand grenades, the "Sena " T. F. B at , rep "Y" b0a� ,t��"pr�:'J!0• wou ld 1v e a e nd h n tor t orted on the e eetate •.. arc: uc r a ou t hinese people contin ed casuall i :::tf:.oth r real Seen c• h � i, l t gil i C u y di stribution of the contr b tion re- "M . For E rror Mi· ·Y or • · � Sf,IOO.Ot r e l u d ear Exams Belin · ··· .. · 1,86!.71 ar1U1 ••••ts .- ·· · OD prepa 1'ng t s un d s w hch n s " Otber New talne t � e -� �h. about their every day lives and man- celved at the previous meeting. The AL ASSETS i d ever hmg a mo th er ,..... · u,101,01.u n u o a y t m J t e a u - British bes Jan. at Hith TOT ... Co str ct n of new building for age d to co p e reconstr c t"ton pro Relief fared t, with the Due i l e of one of the Christ, need for a . new baby." to an l n ss Church of Scientist, will gram during the ee ye rs of the of "Y!' 27 the n dd" thr a Red Cross, Children's Co ntry Home members the Players in the depo1ltaUA•ILITJICI l beg n n· fi\ /�1:11 - forei n shipment , u , Demand of lnd · i January 16, according to a 1 t g s war. Mines and steel mills were fin- Christmas baskets f r the o r Mo.rginFor Error, It has been Mid-year examinations at the •rtn.r1blp1, c F . w e as to n t B o o p o boys, cast of vld11&1., aod noun ement this week by C arles s r t d a d he rma ro ed. m d" e e i defi poetpone this r. · · h l r e• m er ecently con ribute !shed u ad pen d th "bl" f ow- n c ssa n nitely School begin, Monday, Janua · t .;i si t f the board o direc- a c nu b of han k i t rs s tc i 1000 i c n· , u ry to t.:':P��� �ll� iiid.ivi.i'.u,m,5,7u7 Huff, pre den o f a d� n t nea e This road, tre h ng m les, is g he �� d�� nan':ed. examination week pup o of and socks to an American -...eterans' k � hi f play, Charles Preston, president of During ual1, partner1blp1, and tors. Winston K. Odgen Summit China's li with as announced jlrst term l,HS,t11.03 e n the outside world. �The feature of l t nightm 's meeting the club night. his port· only for their ·· ���t��n\iiit 4"8i& ei osp al. The pr sent o a, hich and pe - special F. 0 last T Dfp' e" t II! the contractor, and the total cost � lt e Wequ t w It records the In genuity r was a talk by Dalton, been given at Roose� First semester e F 102,$77.77 r i h ng will arg lltfield's repu- J. play was to have wl ll nd, '. . Government . . .• . . . . . • . of uilding and fu n s i 18 � because � severance of the Chinese durin� war who a velt 3, s n term c ' epoolta b s be a n ., represents Nebraska as "Re- Junior Hi h School, Friday and and o d· la se I> of States nd t tio for generosity, must be ready ' g ec s s begi1 a abo $(5 600 times. l! n o l Saturday e ngs. day. n t bui � brick C l n by anu r 31· t ahould be a mat t war," !, �= ev ni . i>fi:'Jm�1ot°���\�: :i,,p(i:· ld g, of red o o ial J a y . I - "The l11st two years of he r =�: g �e! � h� • • • f &'le&t pr The l'roup announces this with re­ tutlon• • · • · • • • · m.�til.G5 tyThe t , will ter o ide to e e ed a �I ·' ·� .w ·11,.0o.oo le, with limestone rim re- . th e Mr. Crow d clar , "China h s held B �I b� r ���to I e8� �� f I r he t t d ou; hat this reliefp workople ofis L � fo � gret b�c.ause of t many friendg who olfu"e�\ �hoJ�:� !�� 31,610.59 lac the re ode ed dwelling in use town t the upper hand as the Japanese have t e de�=��i!:-Ot!� �� e m l a d in tal� expec�d to attend':!.he performance Ot::� ! y h l ng on in such proportions, n 70 O • TOTAL ,3 i recentl . W e demolition of �m t made no further advance and to r th o-Tron c h ea Jj ng Id of the )'lay, b ut at th'is late ; t i i s hoped tha the bus h · p � �:l 8 � date no Epidemic--or'" � ,00 GO s ild ng goes the t I y o.ii Chinese towns have been reca · 1 1. �hl bu on, congrega- dayi !1°W h ore 7/i satisfactory substitute could be found Olbe�1fi:�1 f3':a '.7:���·�.6•0;��1 using the r n l constructed seaso!1 H over t �. many m Tiie 't191t of f'As therefore a LIABILITIES. 97,D!l,9eo.91 tion Is ece t y tured." INllllJ' W••ilf-14 for the part and It was 666 LiquidCOid or 666 Sym T bleptts TOTAL wom n w tll want �o Jorn the ranks The spe ker maintain- you on s ry wltl'I Sunday school auditorium for its e work. concluded by L.ador wiU .keep up to d e nece sa to take this action. Salv or 666 Nose AOCl01JllT9 adjoin -of those al eady enhste� in this a the loeal at e Drops (lll'ft'AL · eet ng. new church will _r Ing that should Uriited States all news. Subacrlbe now. re iev s he renell · · · • m i The Al of the l e oeold symptoms t · · · ' . · · · · : ' �gg:�gg:�� t S n which l matenals are furnished free a )(ore the Lead• llrat · · · : he u day school was built in go to war against Japan, we would Delinl'J' h)o man. Onl7 fl 7ear. Local News In �:��\��·�-�� � .. "�� UU�l-��� Th g th �"" • '.'.'.'.'.'.'.... '.• • 71•5oo.oo �� �� �����- �� Reeervea ". '" " '" i it a many phases of work be done, �W� l�� h���rvi for� the � =· ======w th in style and materi l. to China and also do a se ce ======- ======�======TOTAL o ee t i t el r CAPITAL In d i i a large auditorium and v lunt rs may choose the kind Japanese people by des roy ng h ACCOUNTS · • • • • • d t on to · a they can do best. Japanese i ·• TU,530.24 the building -will have church offices ; military clique. TOT.AL ·LIABILITIES . , one be welcomed at the v l r, a h and other faciilties. Mrs John J. Any mil Carl Crow was a tra e e ut or, . l ations Tuesd ys and A tt� � . . . ss,306,491.15 Kandelky is clerk of the c urch following oc : a and correspondent in China for twen- A . . . h r �&8 '1i Thursdays at the Presbyterian pa - ty-six s of humor capital l board · i year . Bits punc- •Thl• Institution'• ona stl ish house for sew ng Tuesdays and of the hin se Wltl tota cPar valuore ; tuated his impressions C e g�°j�i� CJ. l l Thursdays the Episcopal parish i o o•lt Hi h chool Plans at situat on. g S house for surgical dressings; Mon------e•llls (book•ORANDA ve.lue l: e n and Pledge as• t For Muiic festival days, W d esdays Fridays at d obll· , 37 U. 8. Government Elm street for knitting. The for a. to 4 m. Citizens Request ���.?.!':teet�T�l · h hours are 10 m. e •• Plans are being made t e an- p. lla�ffi���·. .!�.��� 3 00 0 High School Music Festival, ����� $ 5 ,0 • 0 nual 7 i of Other asset•deposits pledged a nto March n the auditorium the Wrong Audience Boro Council secure d Roosevelt28, Junior High School, G thr e ot 39 0 by After Pro!. Edward u i r a 1 · 7 i the As�!r." p\�d�!� \� ciu&i: '7 7"6 l\Iiss Janet M. Grimier, supervisor, Univers ty of Washington had Jeeo e r at length to lmprov� Roads �,r01�':.'°y �� c�o� p�� �; and the other members of the music ,. tured a group of nursea pur..a Se tt e hospital, t transpired powerH, and tor department. In a a l i poses other than h speaking the C ncil . . . to. • The program will include selections - e'd been to wron• The Garwood Borough- ou secure liabilities l9,898.U , 1 e h gir ch h • j audience. e TOT by e ls orus, t e boys dou bl e But they had th r Tuesday night considered the com· • · • • t Ht hi AL · · • · '. patience and t pped him ol!. · ·� quartet, band and orchestra. 1 hadn't i plaints of Edward Tiller concerning r rr ""'======�======�--�- -� ·=--===--�-�- �- =---=�...... of Cedar r t Secured and pre e e , · st ee , be­ llabllltles: u d the condition Before you purchase Deposits e red by Charter No. 10142 lte11en·e Dl11trlet No. tween Second and North avenues, your new car . he sure ,to get pledged sne11ets e pursu­ 2 of Fire Chief Thomas Brittain, REPORT 011' CONDITION OF THE and antlaw to, requirements...... of it.io of Oak ve . •••. ...•..S349 ,228.11 NATIONAL BANK OF WESTFIELD concerning the cond n a ­ the facts Fifth avenue. about our automobile loans. · They '349,228.11 THE NlllW .JERSEY, " nue near . . .pro­ TOTAL ... , ..•..•. IN 8TATlll OF - AT TllFl CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEllUEll :11, maintained that the shoul­ In reapon•e to eall made Comptroller t•e Currency,lDH. under Tiller STATE OF NEW JERSE0Y, P11.bll••rdtlon 3211, U. 8. b7 or lee­ of ·are especially co Revlled Statute•. dets Cedar street vide real savings over ordinary tnethods of finan �� �W�sT�8Presldent, and T Kenneth !>'Leary cing· 1 N PARRY, T u ASSE S dangerous. Mayor GORDON�JJ reas rer, of n that a· e ition to e T. ln tt do mthe •J · ir�iir';,; .$ 6 4•m.oo suggested p t improv namedh abovee tut l n, sole nly "gt� t� �"c\'��i�nl,1,��1t"�b1fg!1i��s0'Ji'r���f� d 1 · :::: 7 n r de ts aboswearve t at s a e e t Including t i��ci oad pre e ted by esi n o t m n ts true h��{�':i stocks, s ck Federnl bunk .... , .. . the r be It s op.m!on of such purchases. of and bn.lnt1cee wi h o reserve b11lance, 0 of was . the the my t bc- Corporate t other banks,of Including Heaorve an d 1•0 !;m:88 the street. boat HENRYkn owledge c sh Items In proccsM of co le tton ...... , . ..., . ... n Ira E. ib that p er­ lJ!.r'.h• Cu.ah,1J � J l u9r.,1ss.0182,134.49 Councilma G son L. ROST, .f.'[�'r�"��,.��J'"o1i�e7N/i;·; n President, La�k 11;��::i��� 2&.2uo.oo the Road Department could GORDON n��I 1.1������. 1 haps e ho T. PARRY, !�·.2.2. ;��.::: th s ulders Trea.eurer. TOTAL ASSETS ...... , . , ...... , ,2.443,822.22 spread blue stone on You need not improvo the co dition until spring. be a depositor in The Westfield Trust L A ITIES to n l , I BI 3U Dcmnntl ot Individua s, partnurshL lps1 und corporations ... . $ 960,088. 'l'lrne deJ>OHltR of lndivtdunls, p1trtnortd1l H, . 41Americans in Greece" dcJJoslts fi lllHl conrnrntlonH . . . . . 943,20t.9U Co. to take advantage of this service and arrange- ��d1e1�oftr��ln�b1�\v\s�g��d1.��. ������ •8•1�':1.���� .: . ts 1 · · · ...... of B�e�:n:*cg!1�1 �� �r1� Jl��1�Ef1;g�i�s n�� ����1����. ?�$�,2tG;sGO.O!l. s5g:gg�:�:11,oso.e1 Talk Other 1 . 4. Theme Coming llnl>llltleN •• ••• , , , . , •••, • , , .• • , , , , , . , ••• , • , , , • 4 , •• , , ��1• ec·��·. , , • • , 22 men s quickly and without red tape. Other · · i t TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... , , ••.., "Americans working n to­ are completed , ...... , , , . ,... $2,246.9 04.31 Greece day" will be Ute theme of Mrs. Flor­ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Spe cer Duryea, g est speaker Come in or phone complete enceat n u us details. the annual meeting of tho St. for Paul's Woman's Association next Thursday at 2 p. m. This ·meeting is for the election of officers. Tho speaker, member of the Near u has East Foundation; traveled ex­ tensively in both the Near und Far East and is therefore well qunlified to discuss this topic. of h r 111embers ot e ehurchcs arc In­ I 141,291.15 vited to uttcntl the lecture. Catalyst Club TOTA!, . 16120,17,4r.7.1G0.0U ...... , ...... $ Sees Film on Chemistry Becure!l liabilities! r , , ·ee·c·u· ·�� ���e·t·a· .11.�������. 103,a22.114 n:f�:�· · �?. .�:. �����.".� .• :�?�.'�������, Member TOTAL ...... 103,l22.U4 s of tho High School Catn­ �!.§��'f!Scotch Plains Branch tho �.� ly-.t Club T wcrn cntcrtnined by Slate e !lcotcb Plain1, ¥�' lt.. t :fr" 1t0h"ei :t:ove·nnmed bnnk, do e r film A New 1Vorlcl Tlirouuh Chemis­ New Jel'le1 the above ata.lement lo or my knowledge B yesterday fir that J��Cei'M����;t.:�true to the beot DaCAMP,n�13 "/.�lf CRBhhr.et• a try, afternoon, nt the st Mf!llbw Federal Depoail J1111uraM1 Corporatiotl Correct-n. Attest:L. meeting oi the new year. lll'lRTIJ".nT C. NP:WI�LL, Reports were made by the members ROBERT ANJllVIJ,Y, the who went to sec the Christ­ ALl!EllT M.A, LAMBERTON, of progrnm�!uh of to Dlroctor•. mas the Americnn Insti­ Rwl')rn nnd suhncrJbtJd thl11 94 1. tute of Sc!enco antl Engineering clubs meJOHN 8th r1 n:r of Jnnunry 1 bcforo Notl\ry Publlo. in York. CRlllALJ (MyM. commissionHlJl.L, JR., 1946.) Now n:plroa Deo, 10, · 9 a: m., a high mass of re- 'where , quiem Interment took ff.Alexu4.r Ta& celebrated...... -� ft!__ place in Mary's Cemetery, Plain­ .._,. , UICI field. St. ry Held Alexander, U, died y (January 5, 1941) at his MRS. CHARLES CONWAY s avenue, a f Mrs. Jane Agnes Conway, died Ea t Dudley r u3, I 266 1lfte4mte Tue.day night (January 1941) ,llt illne••· Before retiring 7, her home or street, af a ago1 Mr. e ander had worked er Al .612 Mrs H ..t t the 'rty years asx manager of the long illness1 Conway was Amboy plant of the American wife of Charlea Conway. High mass g Refining Co. . of requiem be celebrated Satur It will Alexander, born in Fairfield, day at 9 a. m. in Holy Trinity,Church. ­ i gi Henr J. Watterson will oftl­ aduatedfrom V r ni y a Military ciate.Rev., I11terment will be in oly Re­ and later the Univer&ity of H te' He did p t graduate work deemer Cel)letery, South Plainfield. OP AT AaP ALL' OF '411 umbia Universityos and in 1917 Mrs. native of Brooklyn, Conway, a • .. .., , ...... , . ,_...... A.,...... the honorary degree of mas had lived in W t d �...... es liel , . ..,...... science from VMI. He then - yeal"I!. She is survived by her hus ..SAV...... E...... TIM •ii4 E···SAV,..,,.E MONEY 1- ...... ii.. . ,. .. ast Florida ba,nd and two sons, J mes Conway of . � ...... ,...... two years at E a abouttwenty ­ ...... if ,_,, Al/I ••• rr, now a part of the tlniver- the :Bronx· and Charles Conway of ..., .. ,_ , 11H11a11arr l•·•••• Hf.••H•• · tieiWI ..... ,,. ua lane •••h tli1t I Ifft Flo ida. Jersey City; three daughters at home, hMr •••f . fH - teaching, Mr. Alexander trans- the Mi s s Eleanore, Jane and Helen I ...... s e II••...... lt1lll•1 o.M r ... , H1"' NeW furl AHMlal · toDe nver where he joine4 ...... , lilM fftl'"lfMlle...... ·. Ian American the . .... ,..fi.tsJ. .... lh•• re•r AIP l•••r Mlrhtl � of the Smelt- BATTIATO, In w:.lllifitzabeth NOW AT 1111 .. .. a 1ra"4 ...... al finmg Co. , as superintendent. Wedne•d y, Hospital,January ,, _ Elisabeth, N. J., a ...._ .. ition he held for ten y�ra, LOWEST PllCI ...... was promoted as supervisor J;,.!�lfi�/���if B�m;::, fo��::'i�e1i:,t 1��� �I ,:�•tf..���f.· i�. a{1n�V'"i'�.':il.� 1 lorado department. In 1 008 tend fun r services· is · manager of W l e al n from h home, IN1' HISTORY ...... a-p:i ... e general the s HAMS � l a street, Elizabeth, on ;SMOKED b 260 l l m o . plant and served until ��!��:aio a � Y �':,�� ¥rin\ly five years he was con- Westfield, 't{ �:3h�r�: :­ High N. J., at 9:30 a. m. whereoll'ere ad 1 , _ llurgist to the company Requiem will . . · or t;, thoMase be -­ =?a - ••••• repose hie Lb.? d from the New York oftlc� to1 of soul:.... POii LOllS 21' · borsI w h to kindness · I or tholrW. durinto myg the sme indus t Wirth �-�� to lting Mother, Mrs, John / tlow- 17 . developed the "wet" method- ��:. i!lness: nlso for the beaut! ul LEIS Lb • ••• . ining the amount of lead in �ms. EMILY EGAN FAULKNER. i t Coif•2�:: 35· OF is also credited with being • of act c l means of Baptist 23'� tor a pr i a W Heu E ch O'Clook Z ZSt• Lb. ••tD • T metal particle� from dust RH C.ff• ROASLAIB ...... uucft! _ UllMD. , smelting furnaces. _ 0 ma �;� ':.."' . ethe of World War he super. f c•· :.:. Z 11 IOIELEll of the Worn• Maiz Cori li•let1 _, building and operation of The January meeting • • 1 CHICI an of the First Baptist Circle ��=� IEYS Lb. L . 29' tin smel er in the United 's Association TIRPOT b hi t:· 9' ' • Perth t Recently, he Church was he d at the home of Mrs. Amboy, l Ir•• 8i11t Pas consulted on tin smelting F. M. Van Deventer, 19 Scudder road. • • • 2 ' n introduced the 25 . ational Defense Advisory Mrs. Jesse Wilso 1l.�:· Zit ':!TFR .YEiiit 29' :i. f , Dan­ ERS o IL of a rno n Mrs. BRO n. h lth prevented speaker the -, Ill ea te ltw Pllk-11..aN ...... • Lb. going to Washington. iel S. Dye of Chengtu, West China. J��l2S�:n 'llllfOll St ,. L•· " .. � A .. 41 ,., nder is survived by his Mr. and Mrs. Dye are on a year's Rolled Oats • Ii• ...... I • • • I .. 0...,,':';:.:. •:;.:-w.-:. Margaret McGowan Alex- leave of absence from a professorship 11 & L•. Zll14t Pr 1111 27�·- 11•' sons, Harold F. Alex• in the West China Union University. ==� . . . . 2�k:�· I l�11l••n a-la<""'> i•• liM . wohn A has grown in member. ti 1�":. H. le ander. This university Quaker 01t1 • ...La•• L� 251 c•11k ll11k ., . ere held Tuesdayx at ship from 450 students, before the • • • • • • • 7 L1i1 Perk c.e.c.i . • I ...... Lit. ral Hom . Re Don Japanese invasion, to 2,000 students, 2�k:�· . . II e . ,. 251 lirlli1 ll11k L•. lie• of the First v due to the union with four univer­ Broadcad lash Itel U11r . . . . . L�. • • • • • • • . Congrega- • • 2 29' rch o ia ed. Interment sities from the east. := . c t �:::1 ��:; Cal11si.tc.iM....,, 1� 111 P1rter�1111 ll11k 1•. llt rview ffiCemetery. Mrs. D e said in part: "West I••••• • • • y ' Waldorf Tinue · , China today is new and free, unoc- • • • • ....._ llit1• 2 251 1111• Pel • , ANTON E. HARRIS cupied by the Japanese. It is rich in 4 RolGill• 15' . . llUIr., u..111 elia Mahnken arris natural resources and is the center M1zola ·or We 1 Oil . .... s:�o ¥\��: Pl1t1 l111l 0 • • C1n. ... f1wl6:�-:'w.S.:1;,..L•.Zl1 5t'o!.,"'-u..211 lfff 111 o 512 st B H t; 7 of culture, of learning, and of n ew · r,.i. .Cer-4 u.. f Ea road s eet · • I nly Sa urday (January 4' government in China. . All Piii Ot. o k L•. 251 ll11l1n lritktl t · is high 11 rem1g · P r I l�. he was the wife of the for: "The spirit of the people 11U, 0r .. , .... • J.r 25t um • • I • in slo IHI .'c:.. Zit uild gs n E. Harris etired paint and optimistic. Many new b S I d I ll••P i hes part are Sealootl ol urer, who di�d about three are being erected'. e in Coffee C1ke Eich Out1tandin1 QuAlity/ T co-opera. . . . . Her death w· as due to a used to house the industrial from the �= ::, 1 It L�. 111 111111,1 l•. 251 ck after a brief illness. tivcs where the Chinaman 111f ll11k1r1I • I e e e I • a Jiving by setting up lect1r Llr1• were held •r uesday at east can earn 2 • f ,,. •• I his former occupa· 7 �. 111 .. ,...... 211 uneral Home. Interment was and working at Tea ,.::�. �k��· 14• llltlrli•• I • I t .. e 1 e • 1 1 L ew Cemetery. tion. C111p•H'1 11111 fIUJ ' if y four per cent of the people • • • • . ... 1 1 'll11i,1t ll11u ohn Van Strien of the Fifth F · 25' .. No. I I e I t t Ui. • I I e · I e Lit, t Who' a e �k�� ii,i China's 'Who's 4 ��:; 1 z• eformed Church, Bayonne, " . Chris· fF111ylllJ Lar11 � 1h Frn� Oyat1n 11 t1ans. . i...1-.. rs. H!rris was a mem er r •• °" 1 b ' "To West China has com an In· · • e 5o Dri•' . . u of down river fol� interested in 111 Pap Bu11,::.a.:.:,. 1�:· . arris was born in New York fl x the ne� mass education movement. & . lived in Bayonne for fifty VECET ABLES 1s a surge of new hfe 111nd op- FRUITS AreLewi ' d'S he has lived in West eld Thete Mew .. fi , s�1e con- Yau Cen u Mera H1111hful Cit rul Fruit-Price• "1101111111 eur r11r ., 0. timism . in West China," say mothers in selecting food for 1l1r,,, urvive ghters eluded. : .. d by three dau fut·nished children. And berson ot the Co � 111uslc was m Instrumental lhcir yowapcn aee wife by Miss wendol n Currier on the of Fin�nce of y the bac whenMothuauvasteam· Bayonne; c llo G on the piano. A. Harris, a teacher in Weaver 1111 bowls of delicloua Pap · . eBeforande lJohnunch eon the morning was hools Mrs. Emily M , Ann p 100 Mello-Wheat. :�· Jc'1 finesc quall nt n m i or the Children's 3� e end ng f � s i ���� !J Cap- '�� d IT s fl l ; sons, RU We t two GRAPEF e J!ome. .an A. Harris, U. S. Army Country . o wbeac farina cereal-yer, all e ng lib instructor Jo- A . rou ne business. me t was f r , ahooting i i Pa1e Foods, les1 of de t Mrs. E. Weaver, COlll ·and Police Reserve ; Dr. pres� d over by M. 31 .Ann lt ° liecauselt'1packed1ndsoldbyA&P, res dent. She announced' that the FLORIDA ORANGES·•··.,25 25 Harris dentist both of p i ' nnu l bi thday party will be held L�. sist�r llfrs. Dora M. a a r . a January 16 at t he h�me of Mrs. A. Westfield, and many neph- lor.111� 1,,111 · 111 Potatoes , B. Slocum, 408 Summit avenue. '°' u. s. Ne. c... 10 ib1i; 141 ANN PAGE es in Westfield, Summit APPLES,2.A',,a.. 5 . 1 4 • 17° e. Y1ll1w 01i111 :!·:::·:�: Cd�ac• •. u. 1 •• 3 11• Pierson Vice President �! 4Lb1.1h ••••• : ARD L. DONEHUE, JR. r ot1 ••• . 1 -- Te111 C1 r • • ••• , Bunch 51 Te111 Broccoli • • • Bunch 1Zo E. Don h e 42 year Of Manu f aclurer rust • MELLO·WH EAT: , ora e u ' I Edward L. Donehue Jr., T T 1 nc Celery He1rt1 5o , 1 1 Beets • ·- • • • • • Bu h �..u unch Page P N th avenue, died suddenly George W. Pierson of East Broad • • • • B I S street has 1 , 15o 111 3N&10• anuary 4, 1941 in St. be n appointed vice presi­ S r1 0 Zlo Ann· SPARKLE• ... ••UDD G e Hershey's Choe. y lestle's Choo. ro, ch•c•••t• .v •utt1nce1c11 spital, Elizabeth. dent of the Manufacturer's Trust Co. , 2 ��; 5 lira 's:1 I from St. Michael s Hos- New York. Cori Iii 2 2 231 ' I • • • • • • • ...... 190 lestle's Pk•·· rk, Mrs, Donehue served Pierson began his banking career F!:�::r":.� d 8· �-1--�-ea hw.. - � �:: A N ��· 1 aun c · o rs in Westfield as reg- wi h the old State Bank, located on Shaker Silt S ra 1 1: 3 1 2 a t 01 ��. !1=AL Pare M1ple y p " ND 0 . rse. Here she was a com- the east sid'e of New York. He work­ 2�::.· 11• �� L ry !'[.�,· 15' of Holy Trinity Church. ed up rom a m ssenger boy through l1lde1'1 M1 r S11t1n1 Rice :�: �� o p Flakes f e st1 d ••• •• . 21�r�:.1·25• her husband, the variou• �anking un- '�·�'· 10. 0 1,k;�·ib 41 S a daughter, MargaretMrs. Donehue; her ti! departments 1 0 Br11d Ric 1� '· 2 271 0;:1:1�i•���.. 1924 when he was appointed as­ Ian P1ge M11t1rd liver e k :k . .. g1. • s. James Nolan of Perth sistant cashi r. un e ennet d er e �;- 2 5 s II ow • 2 here Mrs. Donahue was Later, h n the. bank changed its H N YO .. 10o ••• S1lm01 gil i 231 • k Pk w e Kieffer Pears T A K U . ..' p M 15 siste rs, Cecelia, Catherine charter from a state bank to a trust �: Sunsweet Prunet Hll• Dinner 9J:�· 290 Milted Milk� �� 111• •• ��· 15• 'eve Nolan, Mrs. lWznbeth company and ad pted the nam of the Spaghetti "'•· Chec. aoRDEN'I 2 1· R o e Mrs. Edna Erie, all of Tru t Co., Pierson au­ 'c�� 3• · ...... State Bank & s 1u eovCHEF�DEB 7 = R Spag. • c 1ge y �� orn1a,I runes .. 21b I oy, and Mrs. ita Blanch- tomatically became assistant secre- htt·sI e BOY-AR-DEE • Ill I • ' 151 Mt�. llZI • 2 25 bridge; also three broth rs, tary. He served in thi position un­ , I I e s Cakes c::· 8c d A p Hone I I I c11 p kgs: James Nolan of the Perth til January 1929 wh n he became • 1sh BEARDSLEY'S . lo n Blossom Ho111 230 •e ToMaro Pc e Co f . 1 e •• Camp H's Soup n olice Department ; Jose h assistant vice resident of the Manu- � 9c ! \::· • • a 20• p p 2 23• food • 3 s Amboy and George No- fncturc's ru This organiza­ Shredded Codfish BEARDSLEY s Pk9,,. Biby Stralnocl Cano h T st Co. Alll PAGE range. tion resulted from merger with the �� H111z a 20o9o . omato' so . up Delloloully ll•• n lr1pe �111i.!.��o::�!. 2j�:· 230 2,�·21o S 1n Down C1k Flour •. 310t:�1·18• services were held Tues- Co. s e 1 n State Bank & Trust w T Donehue home nt 8 :30 AN Gll ' 1 • e , 2 270 in oly Trinity Church at SAVE MONEY READ ADS Or1nge Mar111lade �!� 5 C1ke Flour .. Pineapple Juice ,: 2��b .. , • • 3 H - 'lHE G.!����ri! 2���·· . �:�: 25• WHITE HOUSE D•ted Fre1hn11d Gra for pe Juice • • • o uts :�:.TH ORO-IAKED:� ;: 10• ��: 19' EVAP. MILK • Jane 1rker n · 2 Marvel 'Bread D11ed Fmhnen · "9•. Cinnamon 1 for • NONE IETTER-Ytt It Co1t14i You:�. L11d25c PPlain, Sugared,D ��:: 2c �.L1,:riv':, 11: '.� i DAIRY ,PRODUCTS 1.1111W•ll1 L11horn Ctn. of Cul-Rile W11ed Piper i�d 27• D t Wilhr...i 190 351 • 1 .1 . Silver us •••L;. : IUNllYllOOK 1111� 2 • • • • 1 doi. An Invitation to Waxed Paper 211 EGGS C•elully Colon · Ctn. of •• QUEEN ANNE • Chi,10 • • , • • • • • • lelecled WILDMEIE lrHd 2 1�:111:· wH111 111 PHTH1 1;k: 171 Mixed • • I Doz. 1• een 250 P&I Soap c.k. 231 New Residents l ex • • • • • • • k . EGGS Ml1e4 ColOl'I 3 We invite all new residents in Westfield 2 8 l•IMln Ctn. of 7 SpickK Shoe Poli h tii�o lo 1 CRESTVIEW lru4 and its suburban communities to feel per­ s 11n Oct go1 l1undry Sup • • • 1 Doz. 2 • , SUllllYFIELD-IALTOR SWEET fectly free about asking questions. �'!:' . 2 • 3ea-. 10o EGGS Daily Dog Food • 25c Old Dutoh e n r • • • l a se • BUTTER Tull Butle Knowledge about funeral service ex­ • • c.. 01r Int r • is 6 � C 6o tremely important when it is needed. In­ Ken-L-Ration 3 220 B1bbiH'1 lean Lb.35• • • • • • C ser • , can• lOc quiries carry no obligation to employ this • SHARP �: 3 . • • Kellogg's Corn f 1ke • •• • , organization, l 1 • &o l 80 F•nty D11111tlo-ll1 Della1t1 • ik:: While Sai Cle1n1er • • 3 CHEESE :�:� :�: lb.25• Corn flakes 110 Lifebuoy So1p 3 1:.:· CHEESE Win suNNYFIELD . • • , , , • c•• • J&o FloorWAI Your Fnorl u.. 3 • A Satisfactory Sorvico 2 � � Swiss 1 Wheat ic k� o1 F n1 1 For Every Purse or e Pulls suNNYFIEl.D Ca111y S p c . 5o MUENSTER CHEESE a r �23 R �:: 5o • • • , , • • . . • suNNYFIELD UMi10. 85o 0 2 330 Flour All-Purpo11 I • I • • a., Oxyd I I I I • • I Pk91. Imported Argenll11 I L11s• BLEU CHEESE • , u. . Flour GOLD MEDAL, HE�m·s uMi Super Su c-ni.atact ,. 331 4 0 or PlWBURY S • IH9 890 ds • Blue.. 5 Scot. Tissue 2 2L Pkt•· 330 CHEESE • • � • • • • • .. Rinso • • • • • • • • • • � Ull1lllllJIJlll 1111111111m1111111111m11111111 11 lb. m 11 11m11111.11D1111m111n111mnmlft11l1111111111D111 1 1 ftllmnu111111111ru111111111 6o11111111wmmu111111m11111111m1111111nnmn1 11m11,,1111111111�1mm1N1m111111r.111uuumuuuu11111111811�1.11111111iu11111111u;"11m111�t�.� 11111111111111111111111� GOLD'N 35• UNCONDITIRICHONALLY GUARAHTEEDI u r•.4.ntctrvn ,.IJ,tiU.._-INO D••-• nrna• . fllTORIC. 11Tbr.e..2 8nme Central ••• ••rt• A•e. ,Ave..h•t on1 .. , Westfielatfl'lt• J�A&P 8enlced, N. J. Q At f,o" Prl�f'I Al•e En Walnut Aye,. ,.,..,. of'Clll'Ve Mf'nt. )}epnrtmentNell 8tore.)&tore 107 Ornnford (ft' Jn 'rhl• 100% Pure Hydrogenated Vefet1bl1�� ·Sborcenlnf I The New �111•111111r1 11111H111111111111lm111111111111111111111111lll1Illllllmn1111111111m•!ll1llll!l!•mnm1111!J!lJlll1!..'ll!llr111111m111m1:1111um11m1llllll11mmau11111�1100mm�1,11i!11�11mD111llllllllllllilU11111lllDlllJllllDllili�id'I dexo �!�· 14c 37c 9, 1941 THE WFm'FIELD LEADER. THUKSDA.Y, J.ANUAKY

"' Metropolitan • Ho 111e. " . . r ya ,Ja uarr "c·'.· _ ...... ,. ,, C-... 1FTldackets� t.ernoonm 1 n ... T...... fiYeWalMW.. Slile4..Fer ...... Natieul Defeme i a he ...... W . Opera s.ier Garwood --·- At leaeit s Dawson, . IKll J., Puel • 0,.. · · . ..-, 0. M William. obtaine41418: · · - .... skilled menfor n ional street nd Biagian\, · names of five Westfield t The "Lohengrin" be pre- 91i t ,-la'" W. wu elect- • Squad the of will r a llladame · resi- defense o " lee · tOr the Eutem Krs . William i appeared thoae drawn ...... , continues to be at e annual benefit perform· orty-third New ... ed pres dent of--- Sen r --- N•...aOffic ers gr atesj s of the eaw th street, Yll!i dents petit ----- Gettinge t VaiW P be AuxiliaryChil- MoThenda serve first · ·· year aented operathe Gr nfell .Association January • elia!llPiouhi will Goard of managersTroeber of aa T• 1 m n ance .... • _1-..a14 As o the Com oneiss o on lllltil 20 the f to workamong duri ng the Janu- .,.._.. - r b ...... , at Lake Jl111C011etcoq, to Country theHome o g - trial I Civil F ------i r jury J S-'- thTheo usands pwereroblems appointed n during ...... Ji. l- Jtae8' will lie Idled- dren's aanual the y the countthe y for e lzation'•the courts, 19 0 but tho ndsr vice are g ngi .... ,. .all . qriau dueM. next C.,uia· .. r...t AMer.., f 4 u Se to the of at H. Vance,o an which or --- ee sa i ,,_. W.taeld Leo n ded du ng ulllJ,S from in- 6 home n Mrs. Samuel succeedsat aOnel'1'. hundr sess ioned ofnam es were d�awn be- es T. nard w re-elected be . Ti� place, who 81 Lawre ce avenue.meetin g Taeadily Jam j ar s oand in lfl------3 fore Judge Lloyd Thompson Tueaday.Quar- ta arwood Aid arsenals and navymote y d .....•- '"'911t llede\r of ebampion Mr . Edward Ellsberg. for�y open cap in of the G F CJ• m irst t e ser ceri Tthe lmcomingakers, yeari str a t- B ud Court. mar � eeting Mondayas night in h vi . oo u · by iling oftl ers She for Squad m h are es- . � elected to serve Sessl�nsh s ch H the l the air and mac inist.a . will def•nd his title Others xt t are Joseph of � t u to ':>e the Borough Hal . ment makers, _ , n wo se- nd, they aren es- aall C. D. of the . er du�mg Newk dema 1 ...,... s Valentine, c p esident; Mrs t the tenn. Otherat officers a who were . y in n ional de- vice e r untieil January pane25. ls . . . in Ciaowho C willGilpm sail hblieec H. H.e Bracher,yea secondrs vicMra.e p resid nt; servefi at L. i were F riat .beutenant, Hen pec all necessary to the - ._... 1· l are: Wyckoff GJurorsarr - olfi� . y and ..,.. .1• raeee. Al B Coo 11ecording ected • 1 e en Joseptoh ' peeiall 1 . . .�� e M • t k h d 1 ut r turned , -. hampl0b8hlp rs• lan ' r ane I tne.- firs c Westfie612 Elders n secon imo�g oth r� als urgenattly ee e 1 ..IM r.AIT IROAD IT. WUWllLD. I. · b c en �I � ta J ' M zart; e . tllit ..Wnrpeetae of J n� • eorrMpond- !: �b: i';'. t, :: ha ical y ; secre ry, ohn o ry m ? . eer; rt Da 519 fenseare . Aircraftprogra . instrument mechanics,� PAY LESS - GET _ ...... la 'gh R mer o aecr - n, . The � _ mg Mn. e nd treaaurer. Michael t · I llOllE I - Iii t. �ry; 111'11. L. Pat- u cot. I t art is t ; J h n • • aft h mcs,· om eta'- ...m i'th sn ( ·d - - ..... Y po secretary, William D im rt a tru1t.ees "Q?e re-elected : a &Vl· ou.'re ver ayinr if yo11 quality tA!rson treuurer• L --' ..,_-� •-L- trc!. r.:n Tl:: ' Hov eydo n 816 North Chestnut street mec settinr flne . en followmf "Brittain,Scott. M ichael aYn d poultrr t like thoae 'ro set the 1llCll& , rte 756 Bel� Fire Chief Thomas ftll I you - belo w. sa esellma n :' John, ayou A. Ca r, o , John L. Ban- lao1rcrm en, rdn ce e (to pe es . mone eO'llle in and he p younelf 111per-v.ru11 I.Ike ..., · H Scot , a u l Co e l actually o p aren'tto U.: •"" vide e executive Daniel m on), coppennniths, lens grinders,' ...... avenne d · i yasz and Ja es d ati a pr� . ..,,...... a caupt llallla Stultzl 288 Wal ut i t c a . ttmg o anlf youm n are akiller dod i)n l ...... , ..� In America le.,.blue marlin Cat ' A t thSe e T.lw Leol aid be yo11r y, ..,,, tM freigrht ' n r r es, - II Giii 811nf• InSu Juen Puerto � .J1m1,M • agent. n he squad, beginning shi�lltters,ny of andt a ?Iron andworkers want a(ship- gov ...... It , · ta sponsored bym t n r . a ese a. WH butlt In IUl flw :'N�.:J:• 730:: I . ne name nfromstr M:ieotun sn id 1 efi mentdutth job,y). w ite or call for in- rt 11 It ��-ill B M ndao course in first 20. Evwilleret t m I . .... DI s drawn This was Charles a i to B d FRE.sHKHJED FOWL i-;i. . 1tW occupied. •-.:- __.. w rd, n t. ucto for t o, form t on !'t . oar av n au� Shir of Cranfo � � MuOrnlyh o 591 Wood d e ue,i s e of U · S. Cml Servicer Exami e at •. £eon. previouso y night,courses, January agam will m a be rst- or the of!ice of t"! oftlce. t :: pervieor., e i s r In e o ling fi PRIMECHUCK ROAST Zl =:;:=±======I p y lan m a lear theaen rs b ·-::::;::;::;:;,;:;:;:: have been ked to communicate with You ay b n about jo s of ��':VEAL . ___ an co su tin s theon d-classt ces post in or .. ..._ .,_ _.. chargSecretae. Thosey interested nr l y ec Z I sn fi� --.J the t hird-claSBo poet LEG RUMP l ... Fifty-fiveas e w s were taken to oftlces. I r by n l g no i posted of O. St., Street CL--es hospitalsr inMozart, Winslowambu place.ance l ast .. -• r I rQ-PORTERHOUSE, to he SHOULDER c:r.Y�'tf LAMB , I p n annual eport Dl,.._at'I Get• hlarJ STI.' & Max ah New York, wa ubm tted tothe t squadBorough l Council. Wtfi LftA"1 SIRLOIN ROUND • K he The o or ltt . $5 Tuesday by Recorder A. C. N h wh AltenbuPIANO VALUMrg year, according t from her 1ovemmentwife ii1eu th• (0 CJll*e lfeer f,) I FOR THE B�T ...... 3 courtn, on charges of s fined s vi pe on from hospitals their • LAMB CHOPS SUNRISE twel e onlJ diplomat'•amha��ad or to . SLICED without a ieense. as homes. bulanceThe squa d ad i r tlnt wife of the Italir. • • BACON • The am was alsom usedn toed bring talary (Should•) in PQlicehe peddlingfined n a ccident casess 1'. 19' e l/1 ·1'. ••r. 1� • . elersv s antod as- SMOKED TONGUE Iii .,3 1ec l stop street s e six eme in to n I "'=™""'"""-""··==�--"""-...,,,,...__,.. PLATE NAVEL � si t d ti ut-oi f- tew calls. I"'------:. or T followingV. per�onsNe wwereark; Vin- Thraid eeIn c ases required the use of oxy- of BEEF (Short Cut) • • 1'. J cent R ttmo, h a � e forUmon; pass inga a Sharpe gen and nh lasto s o d ans. FANCY SKINWS . • . PERMANENT Z . Ac of P a tl l 00 J (Fre1h orCornM) 1'. V signs . P ul . �agan, given twice. The r - ; �e fusions ga SAUSAGES FRANKFJJRTEltS Harry eneck,Sch Newa�k,M rs llan The- lza wereed $ in . n I · PurePork J tlon netti a 850r andits mbla intetn ce PermanentQ p £po•ltlon N J forN womenG l d North . (Hunter Brand ) BOLOGNA •• II. odore mDavis, fund dr e nducted ast a l o over who can work at least 1'.2Jc or ch assessed $1 f r overti e dpa v 35 II. m. rk- A meeting of the irst A Sqanuad hours weekly, Write Box No. BOILED HAMS (Sliced ) ...... : ...... •/• I F 15 g. Plamfield, were w s Give particulars. �: heldi Mcoonday nightl Inf lBorough D. H. NEMAHA VAUEY FRESH CREAMERY o Hall. The squad an weide d has s r five ------..! (1 Roll ca s ye -, ,.._ a since the beginning of the a ""· - """'--=--""",,,,,,,,· ---_,,.,... ------ltt. I ____ _, . • da f 260 Printi • Au-1 :I!-- Board on o or 1/4 ltt . \. , M M Splluce avenue, was taken to ultl r- Oaal)'_.J r n at! Frid&J OnlJ. 0 eel , DR. II. l\DD BurrERSpecial Tre J bergM Hospital,y morning a nJohnfield Vorosin the First P. Ba ••1TI Members of the Intermediate Aux­ Aid S u d ambulance. ThisM ambu­e FRESH KILLED FRICASSEE a IUaCllON CHlaOPOOllT or iliary of the C ildren Country Home ance Pl i to la AD ' will ho d busi s meet­ take q 131 Win­ 117 llAIT O ITHll their annual n <1 ing ednes h at ths e Home, New l was called also one mSundayr a Hos-· ...... '· w.....w, Providencel road'. e s pital Missfor Mildred Kiss, of .. BOILING CHICKENS ��> be elec W and annualday reports give The slow place to Rahway M o i l -- _ 17� of auxiliary will �R.. executive board hOft'icers will Baildinran appendicitis Permits operation. == ·------I meetted M on a at the h me ofn. the 36 president, Mrs. W. t Be . Co luued Durin1 1940 d makey plans foro theMoun­ tainside, tO , __:�·-=--=�--=--=- eral meeting. le b .1 Th'1r t -s, x ding permits, with a ·� 1 UJ gen- value of '75,145, l st were issued a Jue.Morrow year Byu lding n pec r The trend of all commo it es toward higher , rI to Louis B. d i is Gllilcl total has repo ted to the Garwood Meet Tonirht Borough Councili . sThe Therefore we are · happy to otrer prices. WiD Wenzelthe . The Jane Morrow Guild will meet apartment and office, operm;' itsto werer a number n the home E. C. Moss, 954 hforou ses, threefollowin; g: Additions one-famtwelvea �­ limited m · The HOWARD . arleton. p. m. ily hou e , C e ' ae - eo gofe Cowie,Mrs. program8 c air- vator, one; addition, one and m r garages, six; iR­ G •rrang d for a diecuailon ellaneou f r - · road tonighte at s s sevenou ; factory, one. le SAVINGS INSTITUTION on the "Educf!,tional Front in '___ • ---- Mrs. Chinah 's Cable-NelsonI . a Spinets man, has c uvas . ...a:Or ' tthe Regular Price Mrs. A. C. Foster will con c the Guw--.1 Taz c-•--.. NE\VAR K, NEW JERSEY Westwarddevo !on . TreAssistingk." Mo will C..plete1 2•tla Year • ink, duH. tHar­ Mrs. B. gan t ds OF. Mrs. ss Garwood. Tax Co ec r Daniel F. M Mary STA 111 at be iss completed twei:ity-four years �MENT ofto11 ditiM an -Mrs. M. Manley. n that office with the lose of 1940. Home From Hospital ll toc DECEMBER 81, 11M1iO Liberal allowance on your1 old piano. Snyder that the past year was the dose He reports efJusi Mtss 55. 242 bi est In tax col ecti s during hi s ten­ $2 Mrs. T. H. Wichern of - ure in' that post. The borough col­ au 's street has returned a h ss T lected 80 l onthe 1940 levy. w Memorial Hospital, Rahway,St. E a majorfrom o R r- J S whereP l she underwent e ,,,..,.,,....,...... ,---...... Cash on Hand and from Ban s • 6,135,396.81 -�=�=�per cent of atlon. , Due k • ay Un ited States Bonds • • • • • • 18,2}!1,262.70 24,)74,6S9.S1 p I ·Next Ritz Theatre Jersey St. � E. Pu1port1 State, County aad Municipal Bo di : .18,49!Jtl96S.73 1i5o n • I Neellltheed war, or th duration of • • !11,207,06,6.88 Altenburg Piano House I F at Railroad Bonds • • • • • eCanad ians e d ELIZABETH 1 e PublicU tility Bonds • • . • . •/ , • 8.662,741.8-4 36,369,"4.45 enter Stai... the Uniteri to all n passports �ast, • • • • • --- - -·--·-- �- ____c::= Mort8&8e Loans • • • • • 30,427,938.32 --- - !:::a. _ B , n i 8 Properties , • • • • , ' , , , 1,634,411.13 a k n House , Other Real Estatc-Le11 for Depreciation • , • 9,246,6S7.15 Reserve Income Receivable, Accrued (Nit) • .. 6.59,466.76 • • Prepaid Expense • • • , , 69,922.17 • • Other Asaets • • , • • • • • , , , 4,735.00 , , ll02,787,S64.49 Ml\ "'THAT THE U tr'HOLID AYS ARE OVER Everyday living begins again. Due to Depositors • • o!:IABILITIES Holi· • • , • • , • • • • • 92,060,062.38 Dividends and Interest Payable Accrued 74,564.15 �ay decorations come down. The ' ' ' ' • ' • Expense, Accrued • 43,345.96 household commences to function Other Liabilities • • , , , , , , , , , 28,208.08 - normally. , ,1 • • • · . Surplus , , • . . 10,581,383.92 ' .. : : .. . Housecleaning once more l102,787,56·t.49 ·1I come1 ' . to the fore. Muddy feet, dust, dirt, . and. ordinary winter wear and tear i <9FD.FICERS present quite a problem for Mother WYNANT VANDBDOCIL '"'""" !I .....,unless she baa an electric vacuum HowAll» B1oouµin Qv1NIY W1umc MA.uo1 v;,,.p,,,;1,,,, FuNJCv;,,.p,,,; E.,,,., """ V/,,.p,,,"""L cleaner on her side. Trut Olnr B. . The new greaseless cream liBNaY Roy G. HAYES MA.llCLIY &wan W. TALLAV containing *Esserol: Softens S1tn1.., . r,..,,.,., CLAllBHCI SLATll C...11,,/ht and skin of your J. Fuo Snm whitens hands overnight, or money A11l1ta1 Vhr-Pffliku EowAaD R. Wn.runz J. """'°' TINS•,.. A11ls1o1 s11111_, A11l1l•WA�LACll•ITN1ScANLON tO/fimnf refunded. JoHN W. CurromA11i11...rSrmt•'7 C. K1NMJW.a Sold at A11l11n1 S""'•'1 Kllllss 11111111111 r,,,,1 O§ttr A. FllBDM. MSllDINOU • JonK Fuuss Llsu1S1/1H!l>DEN A11lit1"1 Tr1111 Of!im ,,,_,..., DI/fl# JARVIS ""'"" D.1-1 DRUG F&BD c. BIYBR

• Easerol retains BlmtJtlJ.11- STORE1kln.mototure an4 sorteno �r· qJOAR ef D. ANDllPOOL DB. MANAGERS WrNANT V JonN Cuu HINlT YOUNI> Pmldmt Pmldtar, ClukTbnld r.., Coumelot Hla1t BICYCLES FuNs: NEW I: REBUILT W1u.t&MT. Cunt,Jt. • B. FUUNOllUYllN V-B. U..Qu1>11r1uw!Tn11Qb GEORGE CotanMlor U Law SIMON p... Coutt, H.lor at Law I L. HowAtD BrDDULPH Funwar:FuuNDn tm111 North A••·• PLAINFIELD 133 Vic.-P,..lim C.....lora1uw WuoioN M. Wun Cowtttlor at Law LUDOLPH H. CoNIWN "taak· JorrN R. HuorN Va.Pmidecat, Thitfp9" Ublvtrul Electric Vuu um Pm!dmt, M111ud ltatftt Ft.1-t u Uft lnumnce Co, BllOOI C..kll• Ml c.o. :n·d �o0n ,;�';J,bi�!1lt� FAANXLUlll .. PAUL B. jACl lmurut1At soft fa cial : Orchar-' 35c A fine, tissue »:::.-�·!::' for � . C•••�ar Bl dlet paper bathroom nursery. Ch111t �� . aa• All Colora. z.,...zs• D FREE PARKING fo r Acme Cu1tomera 7f I, Adjoining the Marhet Special doz. 122 ELM ST. II> $1.19 CRANFORD. 10 EASTMAN STREET 15••• .,Al! !'.!'�ea lllLargelleetlve U11tll Free Par klnir Space.U•cember '...... --�" .::::i.-.. . Tn••d•J' Nl,.ht, Bl. .:0. ..._,. l'ft• ...... JARVIS ,. It.. W' , lu. II, ...... ut .,.,.,. ,,.W, &; n;-�- ' YOUR EVERY FOOD NEED IS PRICE'D LOW 9, 1941 THE � LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUilY

T ID The n meetlDI membersregular the Westfield Fed Inga and ot :: J,S CAR8 h• Loan Associationd will MA.NY 1 Ml'JD o . or 1 F1to111 '45 00 ro e-oo East�r Broad Street ��Westfielde;:��11 � ey \ �f��Tc"1�'n 1939 BU!ChS l t directors and s to s to 1938 UUJCI, S 1 otheree business as may sucn 1 137 IIUIC KS fore the meeting 1930 BlJJCKS E 11 POWE DHMOBILES Seer I 139 orPACJ,ARDS 1938 PACKARDS 1-2 2t rnn CHE\ llOLETS 1939

Sule Chlldrf'1t'11 \V l'nl' NO'V ON ofCo tts Suits 20 % reduction- SlzcR on Snow Mncklnnws l s 1 to 16 Wee Mc dPrn� 20fl a t Brorul\V estfield St next ��8/ohn rrnnks Tel 2

J l HS a �lm4krnt Jnt'ket f'i Ufl.ed Ra • kfl coon coat $1 Senl Coney coat ll Seal nPW $25l e Newt st) lmt>ortrrl le FrenchWE nn at s 17 , Tel 2

ALIU llltml«l 11111 A.M l\ llQttnrt-Speclal Re•en price e Whiskey-alFulll o- Spirit• 309 $1South 69 AHC I(O lqu•poslter RailroadInc Stn tlon) Westfiol\ ti 2 2428 1 2 RESH EGGS Delivered STlllCTIdhcct Y I Fa.rm from PlheStbrook Westfield Poultry N J 69r i Mnrlboro\\'eek-Large Uc med P ces thlRl r �u� :1J dozen Cnll 'Vestfleld • 4 f1 4t 9 " Quc\cc 12 19 hl11ke)'-Strnlght lllllAHHJ \\AUll I h.EJl \\ CullP-1 q 1nrt-Specl1tl I rice $! lj I lquor HplrltHlln tltoIncnd 309 South ¢/(lcs ft

t n r.:t President Roosevelt Inaugurated Sii Y• ...... ! ,...... , c.Mlld James Johnson, colored, of 341 Spring street was lined $10 when he found guilty of disorderly was con­ duct by Recorder A. Nash in police court Thursday night.C. Brown of Elizabeth was hel Pursue Your Hobby or Learn a New OneI d Zia 1 for hearing before the grand jury a a charrie of fraud, involvinr the on passing of a worthless check. Charles S. G iven1 of Cranford charged that e license plates the defendant gave him a- worthless !h 1 d may be will 10 check REGISTER an attached for $20. ediately, Motor Vehicle Suspended sentences on charges of m Ehmling announced · disorderly conduct were given Steve The color of Linden and Sal Maggio black background.will be white Leskin and Claire Goode, both of Elizabeth. the plates went on sale Jgnatio Monticello of Elizabeth was not recorniaed - but were assessed $10 on a charge of speeding. 16. A bill ntroduced i by Fines of $6 on similar charges were C. of ' Hepdrickson paid by Blanche P. Campbell of Eliz rt suspensio · -'passed under n abetb, Bevilin M. Winston of Wood. v. A. signed by Go Harry bridg hompson I 'Ille lllrlMlra and A. N. T of Plaln- n,ed the procedure thi1 ...... wtll lie ..._ ,...,, M.... Fruldla O. e Monday Night for ...... II 1a...,.,.w u .,...... If Mii 11 ...... ,_ I llllrt field. - .\, "•I- E ene Eliza th wa ...... M lit -• tlat fer•• IMNUrJ .. Arrle..,., ug Gaito of s ·¥C ada : "Every registra· ..... will • ..,, fined f6 drll"ing be license U for without a and th ate ...... a I• N, Gal'llll 'flee ,...... , .&rnw ,.._. le ire e certific 11 and passing a itop street sign. El- void on ....velt h ...... rala It rffllw Jllllal &...,. e March 81, of ..... , Hot D. Dru y of Teaneck and Fran lnating th Ml laa.,.ratlell ill 1t11. r - 1 j e period for cis B. Hutchins of Cranford each paid s rtiflcate i iaaued'. o o o fi m $3 nes on charges f passing stop- I The _..a:.. t:.. c rp rat rs of the r ' which will fi o 2nd Term ·Classes .:.1 - ; 1hall issue registrations .. ( ..-- . street signs; A charge of double o --ae IC.. deal ?fill estate re Bei·nard re or the f llowing yearly m a F d- p k ng of - ar i against Jacob Weiss - after March 1 of each erick and Bernhard Nolte. Total au- lngton r sulted •t fine. Irv· Articles of incorporation have been e In a lstrations and licenses ftled County Clerk H. Henry G. thorized capital stock Is 2600 shares Immediately." with Nulton by N. olte and Sons, without par value. Business starts The Westfield Leader leads in local in the ill be accepted at the w N id'e. 962 these paid new11, c rculation, advertising.__ _ I Mountain avenue, Mountains In- with 300 of in. i - Is month for favored "-:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;::,: ;:;::�::;;:;: g ------:;;;-- ---�--�;:::-�====:;;,;;:;;;;:;;:;:;;;;:;;:;;; _ motorists want to et, p; � :;;;�;:;;:;;::;;:;::;- ;;;;:;; said.- New plates must I y April 1. WESTFIELD

)m, of Banlf, will be the ANNOUNCEMENT t the first joint meet­ -field and Mountain. Tuesday, January in the Masonic Tem· · ADULT SCHOOL , naturalist, wild Horace H. MacCowatt · r, and lecturer, will nacfian Rockies, its ftowered meadows. ("Mac" to you) lantly colored slldes, u wishes to inform his many friends that he is associated w-covered mo ntains, now ROOSEVELTJUNI ORHIGHSCHOOL7-1 OP.M. es together with stud- · .Thomas Custom Tailor. erous animals, birds, with F. Mead, - nd fascinating in this "Mac'' brings to this organization many years of experience in the men's wear field. 43 large assortment of the best imported and domestic fabrics Courses Cove�ng all Fields A are here for your inspection. I Prices no higher than you would pay for ready-made garments 7 : 30-9:00 CourEa1luhses for _ Foreiperafor EveWe1tfielclryone Meedas . Town Flower Arran,..._t -Wood1hop of comparable quality. for Be1lnner•o'c�k A.rt Carclenin1 Wrltin1 for Recnatlaa Brltl1e, 8e1lnner1 Contract How to U1ten to Mu1ic

_ Dreumakin1 · I field Art Association has Interior Decoration participate Finiahin1 to in an ex· Fumitu.-. of Today anti " llow Clubs Show " Novela 9:00�10:00 - ed Fe . uterclay o' - local group Mayfair Tailors \ Clove Makins Y ors with the deck Id Art ag e 111 Quimby Street Photo1raphy, Funclamental1 Bu1in•1 Finance Le Artu , NewarkCentre. Golf, Be1inner.,._7 :30-8:00, and Millburn will open at th Art Public Spedin1 lnveatmenb a s 9:00.9:30. Or nge on Harre ison 1111-1:41, Social Dancin1, lntw- will CourN Steno1raphy nge, Sunday and Hoeteea mediate nuary 29. Strini ln1trumenta, from ___ g paintings the ,;, . Metal Crafb Be1innnera Socia) Dancin1, Atl•anettl ssociation are Henry H �;;;;;:;;:;:::;;;:;;;;:;;;:�;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;; Foster, Howard as· ------·--- Typewritin1, Adv cecl Hy-Speed Lon1hancl Paintins an Budell, Ada Budell, Modem Poetry azel Finck, Eginhard Woodehop Andrew, Opera Appreciation lla,irch Clariceorothy Snevily, D Speech Improvement · ilye, Helen Stockton. 9:00-10:30 Strini ln1trumenta, :00-9: 00 ' o'clock Advanced o'clock Golf, lntermediate- Typewritinr, Berinnen Correction·8 of Common - eeds in the County" Errora in En1li1h 9:35-10.0S, 10: 10.10:40 of Arthur L. John­ Metal Crafb inten dent of schools, Choral Singin1 (Tueaday th regular month­ Evening ) Painting t e • 8:00-10:00 he Le gue of Women Current World Problema o'clock uesdaya at The 2:15. Personalized Decorating Contract Bridge, Duplicate ake place at the home Social Dancing, Beginnera t Lowe, Photography, Advanced Spanish (Five Weeks) B. 411 Tuttle Sociai Dancing, Inter• mediate g, which will be under Water Color and Sk�tching Military Science and Tactic• f Mrs. Myron Barrett, New importantas more becausedefense on c ­ $3.00 y other state. THE FEE FOR MOST COURSES IS Twig Meets

Twig met Mond:iy at Mrs. W. 605 TheyG. beganGates, the new leting a large allotment Muhlenberg Hospitnl.

WESTFIELD TOWN MEETING "Know Your Town" ia the theme of thia course in which local authoritiea will diacuu all aapecta of town government and aervicea.

9:00 - 10:30 Fee $2.00

OWyou can steprlght up lnto Al.SO AVAll.ABLB WITH A ND SEE HOW MUCH h ftno·car class N o at a price HYDRA..•MATIC DRIVE !'* MORE YOU GET I t your budget! Just i ho a•nitary pro- lOO·HORSEPOWER O·CYLINDER woll within Drive w t ut a 1hlftlnrclutcbl ODBRN ECONO·MASTER ENGINE llOmpare de/u:icem sofl owest- tection !or monthly • ode 1 Drlv• without 119• priced cru·a the beautiful INCH WHEELBASE • BIGGER, goanl 'l'ry an Old1 whb •• belu, no pin1, no with big - EW Special. You'll find Hydra-Matlc Drivo-lt'1 no ROOMIER FISHER BODY • N motoring'• chafing•• Travel· Olds but little newul thrllll , no , INTERIOR LUXURY . COIL· dlfference ioprlcc. And you'll find home use ••• 4 ?M�/ -8 Anil· Regular, Super,Jun- a... O-UDH ..... th•""" -""',,..'Hnf=� ...�•"' In �·oiDSMOB JOIN A CLASS MONDAY ··� v. Courses and Activities for Everyone PhoneNO WellfloldRRIS CHEVROLET c JARVIS 2..()220.21 "YouR HOME TOWN DEA.LER" 428-43 1 North Ave., E. 9, 1941 THE WE.5T D IEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY

can be given, sufferi g people abroa the n A of 42% in receipts over ye r's LETTER:!i gain last 1 total, however, is more than just re. TO THE EDITOR KNOW NEW JERSEY....-No...... � a gest t ,...... ,...... ,"""",...... ,....,....,....-By O. A. Brad8haw1....,,.. us i------­ i:.... rt espeaks a wo ld of hard and conscienti . b r work on the part of Call chai the Roll r an, Speakinr of Mulea .....& ... Clark, and his staff captl ins Carolus T. of and doo to oor workers. Entered at the__ Post .... W.. estfie d N. J., - d t; ditor, Lrad<•r : l at l , ae r - we Matter. Olfiee Sixteen p r cent more Well, here al't', Christmas come JMond Olau e subscribers cont ib­ lot of pr••sents bed Thur1day1 at Weslfl ld ew J r ef, year than last, an in and gvnc. }'olks p;ot i e i. N e a ed cause this n' Plllll·il· w� Leader Printing and t'Ublishinr ut to the they do t wu.nt and acan't exchange. TH Com­ we e con ·id­ ., . ltldependent Newspaper. addition individual contributions Sunta Claus h11• l('OUe home up r w ol ,.., •• ed for h e year's · tfl d and :Mounta.luide. er ly larger. Four thousand, eight hund in thl' Nol'th Pole aback Ofietal faper for W ea el ab Oh, if I o ld Claus­ a adv nce. rest. r u be Santa . 8Ptcrlption ratea 12.00 year in a and sixty-five Westfielders contributed to the ce of work n1w tfoy and rest the balan Established 1890. Uoll ll, truly an impressi\'e nu ber the OFl'ICE : 60 Street. ei. 2-4407-2-UOS. m . year. Elm T Ca Representatives, New Jersey With this tine showing and with the ex­ The last two weeks we've had National Advertiling , y s g 1 11 M wapa en Inc., ps ou i a e le p New York. cellent work its nitting and sewing gro d d 1mdwan te d n b weather. e , k d to Florida. ed El'erybody go to doing, the Westfield Chapter the Sun's out bt•a utiful this morning and are of ta ing its place in the ranks of he is satisfied to stay home. NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ Cross k �n·ryThe body is New Yt•ar resolutions are all leading chapters of the country. and , J&nll&l'J broken here It is only 4. ... Done 11relty good to keep 'em four - - days. Oa Electita Ref- o n<'il u organized Wednes­ v cal Town C !1El/1L05f� Most New Jerseyi es were loudly day for the year 1941. Mayor's mes­ t pippin .. com o about the need for election reform after the s11ge was a , Good m n THURSDAY, JANUARY sense, talk, t 9, 1941 recent election, and in it has bee a businesslike bu I liked fact, 1 that part where l"e referred to mules. If a s r can subject for mu h disirruntlement for a n m­ a m n' a good mule drive c v n Presidenthe State ber of years. Like so many other atte for hold down any job, e e rs of I've h a 1\eth.e Townel tH ouTewa ncil at itl! open m he United St�tes. ad lit­ Addreuing complaint, however, nobody ever does ny­ tle texperience i myself C ­ along that l ne inir meeting, Mayor helby G. Fell t old the if S thing about it. an you are dealing with mules, in d on safe side, ou wa t councilmen that Westfield is in sound condi­ The League of Women Voters, order to the y n howe •er, be a to bolst�r to look hlm straight In the eye nd tion, and he had substantial facts has done someth g about election refo advance in don't skid. Never the rear that statement in flank, for If you he'll an up . It has made an exhaustive study of the p ob­ do, Implant t eld closed ita books w th a ftn11n­ in n on in e W ee ft i lem and has formulated a model election sig ia your bod'y th shape Hopewell h of a horse shoe, minus "good luck." Hunt Hou1e, cfal ratinr t at ranks with the best in the tern with eight main points. Then he's so temperamental he'll look o War rellhll bond ue of you o of right d kick Hopewell-Wertevllle the room tltate,the Mayor said. Morris chnitz ho ai ed at ut his eye an the Road, about and famoua Councn f A iss '98,000 S e of Newark, w threeOn il • ro H wel , 11 he Hunt milk now joined and made od years sold r m e f m o e l t or The houll81 a � · Jor an average peri of five was you with his left hind foot. Also, p t e elte ,. the league in making its survey, will pre ent has n even disposition he- W o se. on of the present or!PI w he such a •rt H u It la located h of th• boute, la the onlr ln June at a net interest rate of ne n Hunt Houte, in ltandln1. old Hunt 110111 % %. a this plan at the Municipal Bulldinr tomor ow W e I which General Washington portion 1till Th• 1 cause he's always mad. h was hla held 10-cailed a man of that low rate for · �ny New Jersey municipality. a ed s and officera their famoua Council becauae namt evening,, under the sponsorship of the l cal boy we us ng a little song o Wa1h to i of War on .June 2,, 1778, evi us th• time urthermore, Moody's Index changed West­ that went like this: pr to the livinr there at of eague of Monmouth. Sprlnp h vbit, built br Col: .Joseph ,- Battle In t e cellar wu Stout eld'• ratinr from nly one other l . Never tickle a mule while he's repos- of the original house au ed foundation• rebuilt bJ Spen er S. Weart 18fi2. · to AA. Not every point in Mr .Schnitzer's and the c s the c In It A O Ing, weaken and material• no longe In possession f 1Duniclpalip ty in Union County bears this rating. you e to It was torn down, the r of the Weart league's plan may meet wi h the approva of Nor distul'b his slumbers, 'r a in the pre hich present ownera Tax collections exceeded 89% of the levy. t bein&' used enl house, w ia but ia used bJ. th• • those who favor election reform, but fool. practically rest i n of original with residence. He will kick u • orat o the all the aspects of the town expenae 1111 yo full of holes in seven ro s used b;v Washington and . In s thinking persons wlll deny the need for the om Lafa;vette seconds - .which the Council was able to exert any So never ______.. .. - -·- · .... _. . .. . ----· ... - .. · -- -- · in 1· evlsion of the election laws. t�uch the hind shoe of a ----·- · ...... · -·-···-- .. - eontrol, costs were lowered, the Mayor's fig­ -··- Tomorrow's meeting offers such pe mule, Happy New Year-Every One ures showed, with the single exception of a Well, some people think s brand- the u.of . an opportunity to study the election law ed on hindquarters mule �light Increase of '1500 fo the library. 811 FREDYour O. OSMAN,Garden Union CmmtiiThis Ao rimi/t,,.ra/Week A" ' ings. It should be both informative means United States, and' a othefs r I'm Happy New Year, every one, Fire Department expenses decreased, think its Uncle Sam but telling fu n: � so thought-provo ing It is to hoped that it ' Don't we have t�e mostest Now is the time to plan your gar- thing better. With most k you it means UnSafe' We things is i i thoae of the Police Department, although . arc happy girls and boys, d'ening for 1941. One of the l m ted and there is n �id a large audience. Christmas I rememb�r when women wore Playing with our that you might do is to take' stock of ing a lot of mate!'lal that the Mayor pointe d out that compliance with Christmas toys : I .. ,. mules on their feet and they looked Daddy with his tie, all your plants. Of course, you can- preciated. If you have ti the referendum for an eight-hour day passed .. f a to d pretty too, I mean the mules. Which he wears when Mother's nigh : not te!l how thel'. B!'o coming through plant, don't be a r id by the residents in November, will entail a Bilr11 There's an old saying, al!d good Mother with her Christmas frock the wmter, but 1t is very interesting Work outside is rather a new oc : to "Don't letn.,. those X•u roller skates, scoot rs, philosophy at that. Here it is: A nd electric cl �t this time of the year look th1·u shortly after the first of •ubstantial increase in t�e police budget, nex find wo It k and i a t On mules we t legs behind, will wake her every morn, Just what you have see what you I s good' thing to go o bikes, wagons or sleds be the means of ost before. )'ear. we find and 1 Two Long before our Daddy's gone:- may need for the coming year. This dera see that mulches holiday tragedies!" . That appea] is made to stand behind before we is : One of the ,biggest items, and one which We find Year, every one, applies in particular perennial bor- and that water be i before. Huppy New un to no motorists and parents by the eyston to­ The two h nd Don't we have the mostcst f . ders. around herbaceous pcren increased substantially, is hydrant cost, K e A been the mobile Club. Many a man think's he's a good If you have plants that have thing damages perennia renta1 .which the town pays for its water unsatisfactory the mule driver when 'the mules them� Mother says that New Year's day, or that you do not winter than watcr-logge At th Christmas season, always bounti ul . play ; like, mark pipe 1ines. Since this is fixed by court order, selves decide th7y want go home. Brings her work as well us now the time them can pr e in . to is so you canto You also start in gifts of "rolling children, a ci­ Mayor Fell saJd his annual mes - Many things she has to do otf the list, dig them up have . there would seem to be no he]p for it. e . not already done so. stock" to h used yo�· replacements with some- th' dents rise, due to the danger of operation on sage that when he was a boy All for Daddy me and and make not much use doin g s While most of the Mayor's report con­ to dr v Life is a _ i e mules out in Kansas, nd not bed .of roses, ' . . '= l� cold days, for the streets of the newly-acquired p ay I'm .. ------yo� ;i�I eerne the financial aspect, this is not sur­ telling you any man that acan Feed the baby, Year, n ct, t wipe our s New ever" o e, time �n?ugh to \w.;&,.- ... ln Town of Westfield n perfect and busi- socks, . " the trees or v Motorists should be doubly watchful or administration. it ays, T�e blank Old Yea:r oug'n coats ha e focused attention on a tax situa­ nesslike I've said Do • the crocks: 1. ; prunetemptation is low-alth befor I it ughnuts cook.es in s el w a eer jury unexpected forays of children on the stre e and paf�Y ol .: not generally ver tion which past years have already made say again-what this Busy, happy, all th� day,- T e t w01 oWw s1 }u d w , is ts is . . r, . urne d hc d or " upst de o n at this season. Youngsters unskilled in e country needs fewer smart men T at a way .- Ano th er th"ing to g�t near]y unbearable. But the town was abJe h IS JUst M ot h e s But we'd better smile than frown: t more mules. New Dear, check over th� gardemng and Mother . use of skates or "bikes" a e an especial ha for 1.Y Year,e a Better join the children's play add1t1ons reduce its rate eight points last year r - So long better more mules. H�PP n re near. see what are n to tax and Life s sweet wh their happiness today :- . without any serious curtailment of service ard. Their safety will depend in great e s CHARLES CLARK. In buy them before sprmg. m � yDu Tell the Old Year where go." . to also be a good Idea to go ure on the careful operation of ot Dadd working too, at I o . He pointed ,out . the completion of an exten­ � ­ y says he's h h e .rneans, d not k now .- • 1 I m r All a you : \'f{ 0Id 0 s, c ean th em and for Mother, me nd New Year, every one, kto eive sanitary and storm sewer expansion, due vehicles. rather b e, I wor � parts so that they Daddy says he'd Don't w e have the mostest fun. o er mwmter. If to the growth of the town, revision Parents also must take their share of re­ me: Happy v they ha of the [ Home with Mother, you and ROBERT T. PEARCE. sponsibility for child safety. Their duty o rusted, however, you can building code, opening of town parking spaces, is Always fussing at the noise a off with weak solution 'Roun th house, of girls and boys : of · impress on children d e But Not !lie acid, l"em1> • and other services. He �lso commended } chloric which will the dangers of traffic-bur­ Take old Buster for a walk, unless it dened streets and to instill in the youn ste cent of Ameri· most of the 1·u•t ha1�1 �he Polfoe �epartment on fine showing, g Teach the baby how to talk : Seventy-eight per I its a sense by side, belleve In deeply imbed'

been without its owl\ well-loved or­ o attrac­ To Plar Tw..Pillle ganizati n. With tbe added C-Certe Here to tion of a celebrated conductor and gifted soloists, the evening should be IDduct among the most notable in the ,202 annals a , Army of musical center. musical ! l New Men Tickets m y be secured through Mrs. Donalda Belcher, Miss Isabel I S..enile a..n ; or the Town Book Store. Stat;.lepert at Rockewll s.ldien ..

w Jersey Philhar nic Or­ Order1 Newark mo is the WPA Music.Project Defen1e NEW ARK, Jan. 8-A !Qtal of 1,202 in Westfield at the P late State concert ... are scheduled' e inducted in New­ Junior High S hool on to b c ark during the two weeks beginning eveniRg January 29. It Federal defense contracts came to Y , last Monday, it was announced here nsored by the Philharmonic New Jersey factories at the rate of today. by C.:.l. Fle er Society of Jersey, more than half a million dollars' Ha1·vey JI. tch , New i·ecruitlng officer of the Northern New Mrs. Frank N. Garland of worth day during the first two a Jersey 1·ec1·uiting district. - The local managers are weeks of ecember, " D Induction pr edure s ig tly Belcher and' Isabel Rock- office announced this week. oc is l h �announce that a great deal Contracts for $7,140,031 worth of changed from that followed during mnt• to the previous period in November The "He llnoto hoto , hae already been ahown diversified equipment for the army . Governor Moore's j induction · thcoming event. T he or- and navy were let here from has can out Decem­ station atr ofSomerville t perso nnel hf debt c n cted by Henri been closed and pa t he o du her 1 to 15, to bring the total lcter> of ··' be I from there has been assigned duty ent European conductor, ness brought to New Jersey busi- to ElCh ristmcn." y early last by the at the Newark st�tion...... �)' \ this countr war boom since July 1, last $1",· ·to to Hu ter on, Here's howl at thisbank. Luxembourg The Phil- 142,952 763. Selectees who live in n d 0.,...a Chrisinc11 Account . , du&' ·.!!-de its debut under his Somerset, and Warren counties will 'I' he bulk of this sum was in ship r19ular wetllly deposits through year. It's the Mosque Theatre in be inducted at the Trenton station. Mab the tht contracts giYen companies at In North· 'a remar ably successful to All the remaining counties k Kearny and amden early in the fall. simple, and poinlt11 woy to provide Chri1tmo1 ca1h. ovember. C lef�, and Marion Laclraa, leeal •lrl, NJC atudeab, ern New Jersey will the taty In the December listings, however, �ko11rla1, send men to chestra Dh•PJw appear with WPA Philharmonic Orcheatrm Jaauarr Newark station at the 113th lnfan­ with the or will theref is a total of $1,457,389 in air­ o wall Zt are al eady ch l , ti·y Armory Sussex and Jay s reets . pianists who r craft orders to swell the alrea (ia ltooaeHlt S oe ) 1 t . te dy re­ "As a result of a red uction in the eld's favori s. They spectable totnl of business given -- -··- to number of induction stations from . ackas, a native daugh- factories in Bergen, Essex, Uni n and Skourlas m Churchmen Suppert General Gin1 Prai1e two in the state-the elimi­ . .. fre New Camden counties. o four to . ::;::::::'::: �-' PY nation of the So erville and the Cam­ ...... - ., ho has been heard a Paraly1i1 To Fort Propam m , ,,..,,.,,, The major part of the total since Campaip den stations-a larger load Is expect- ...... mes in this community. Dix .: : :·�. :� : : : :::..... July or $'797,904,021, consists of Ne ark sta ion, Col. Fle h ... play the b i liant two- ed at the w " . r l 1, KEW u FORT DIX, Jan. 6--The trainin t tc - navy orders. The army has provided Jan 8-Ch rchmen g aid. by the American com- YOUK, . r gram and of t e er $ ,1!3,39� in new business, WPA of nil dC110111inations a nd the heads p t objectives h 44th s , McDonald of P hiladel- 341 y during the first induction defmse proJeets total $3,635,344, and of A11wl'ic11's loading religious and Division were praised toda "Where, vious appearance In this by Major period, selcctees were received from r s f al ek d - General Henry C. Prat , commanding Cl•,..-• ... g ant for vocational education for ratern organizations this we a d we l nuw 1·e­ I TRUST COMPANY New Jersey College for / g t only. th1·ee counties, wil PEO•••II••PLES ,..,•••I BANK P•••lt &: luanaff defense workers, total $300,0,00. ed tlwir support the 1941 "Fight eneral of the Second Tactical Corps ght the young artists to tod . ./.. cei e men from seven counties," he Infantilc Paralysis" campaign, It as when he visited the post ay v stic comment. The work Of the contracts received' in the w id. an ed t day by thirteen-gun salute greeted him whc11 sa WF.STt1ELD, NEW JERSEY rst two weeks of this month $6,­ ?yunc ? Keith Morgan, nfantry, ­ ght forward by the Phil· fi e d u Major John Sc!ally, I n , 6 a on l chairman of the Committee he arrived from his h a q arters in a a estra both in Philadel· 303,385 is from the army and $836,64 n u a Uve of Jersey, and' well known in for the Celebration of the Pre8i Wilmington, accompanied b from the navy. dent's y y d n i a guard rncgie Hall. Colonel L o k, p an a d Lieut.i militar reser e an at on l ------Birthday. l yd' Co l s n tra n- v esp ially eager o tiv ties in Northern New .Jersey 11 be ec Responding to the appeal, "Help ing officer, and his aide, Captain John ac i ne symphony concert, For G eRte•t will continue as commanding officer r Result. at Smalle81 the Youngster Around Your Own Cor- G. Ondricl). second season it has Lf'Met of the Newark induction station.. As­ Co•t-URE> AdvertiRinir. ner," hristian churches throughout Gene1•al Pratt's day at Fort Dix .PROMPT DEUVERYI C slstlng him will Lt William A. the country will observe January 26 was occupied with a tour of he post be . t l er rtation and supply and c nf re c h Gener C if- We k , transpo You can have heat while as Infa ntile Paralysis Sunday and a o e n e wit al l induc­ you o ce Frank A. Gonzales, and never corresponding observance will Powell , Fort Dix commanding ffi 1• ; Lt. are peel in ether fields of the campaign be mobilized, he said, are the 28th think to phone. m m . ' tary police Forty-eight state chairmen were re- consisting of Pennsylvania troops · . "We are xpecting to receive ap· cruiting armies of thousands of vol- which will report Indiantown Gap at proximately e120 selectees per day for Ask untecr workers ; business men and re- Pa., on Febmnry 17, and the 29th: Your Neighbor. the next two weeks, which Is n ot tailcrs were pledged to an unprecc- D!vis!on, consisting of Maryland and many more than heretofore, Majer dented "March of Dimes" driv . Thru- District of Columbia troops, which " e Scially said. :rnt.th � nation hostesses were sending w!JI report at Fort Meade, Md., on f ,..._...... w 1-1111 "Assisting us will be team o mv1tat1ons to "Home Parties" to be February 3. a civilian physicians a sur- held The muin purpose of the visit Gen- nd during January. ' gcons,fifteen who are specialists in their the spiritual leaders who ernl Prntt said, a talk with w s fields," the Major said, "and In ad­ haveAmong given their support to th� pro-General Powell nnd his tostaff to learn o hat problems the 44th diUon <;"nlln f Infantile Paralysis Sunday w Divi sion has tory technicians,several psych and iatrists,a large staft'labora­ of HEAT and Infan ile Paralysis Sabbath, are encountered since mobilization last t civilian clerks and typists. No new M•D)' v1rl .. the ranking prelates and titular heads September. Their experiences will ...... 1. and are . selectees will be accep d on Satur­ OIL SERVICE, Inc. � . Protestant d nominations ·simplify the problems of the 28th and te lm1 mllde behalf of most e ; days period and that day , e e h av o ··------.. In of the Am rican Cardinal of 9t Divisions which will h e g during thla ::- -··-- ---· ··------rankm1i to wil devo d Inducting the over- · -™ clitrerent fueh. For �he Romon Cntholic Church ; the pres- through the same primary steps. l be te to v all flow of men from Friday, since e ery ���=��:;:;:::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::;;;:::;::;:==:::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::;;;;;;:;;::;;;;;;;;= 1dent of the Synagoguge Council of Asked for an expression of his :;;;! · day we expect to board as many of around utlllllCtlon, how• America. opinion of the 44th Division General expert• the daily inilow on a 2 :30 p. m. Pcnn­ ever, heatllil The Jcaders of the am much sec Federal Council Pratt stlid 111 pleu;cd to sylvanla train for Fort Dix. •ppt)' .. etemu nf c.hurches of rist in America, the that General Powell and his staff ".4C,.., C? "The second requisition for lnduc­ CHRISTMAS GIFT MONEY N11t1onnl Catholic Welfare Confer- have had a definite training program affords you the opportunity to purchase that picture • tees will be completed' January 18, you , Pw/or,_,.,, to ence, the Salvation Army, the Central nnd definite objectives. There has nted on . We y a fine selection, and the third requisition Is expected ?ave wa l offer ou Cdngress of American Rabbis, the In- been nothing hit-or-miss it' " , 110 g about to e in on January 20. Althoug h we if we haven 't the o ne mind' we will terenatlonnl Society of Christian En- b g you have had .In have not received any official notice It If availablo. and many thers have pledged Waxed Tbread secure deavor o so far, it is expected that the daily Photograph Frames yo wholehearted co-operation to the Waxed thread for quilting or for ur Christmas Photos' H their any a ra will oste to 160. From campaign. use ls easlly pr pared meltinl ve ge bo d splendid selection, Priced Right. . e by then on tho nbem b er of-inductees Is ex­ Expressmg npprcc hon the paraffin In a container placed In hot u A trial order make for I t a ANTHRACJTE f pe ted to increased until a ot l e r m e - wa er, then soak spools o ead c WIU '< ne ous response of th nntion's re t thr of approximatelyba S00,000 for . 7011 • 1tead)' mer. llgious Institutions, Mr. Morgan de- the hot me ted wax for or 20 the en- In l 111 tire nation hns been ind te by In PICTUREgood ste-moderate In cost, always-for any tYJ>e . clarecl. . . minutes. �c d ta - FRAMING .. "The help of mill ons church July of Picture or Painting. i I ------l." be gI'eatebtof strength - - - members will our ------in the battle against this enemy of To re/ie'Ve Plenty for Honeymoon boys and irls. ermany rationing g• '_' . I of ______G ' wartime 31 7 W. FRONT STREET , ____ _ Mt•e, ry 0.'I1 foodstuffs textile products doe1 SWAIN'S ART STOREPLAI NF IELD, ' m and N. J, Captured Churchill c o L. LIQ DtJ s not apply young couples on their Telephone Plainfield 1 TADMllTS to 6·1707 The who captured Winston • day. man wedding Churchill during the South African No:�-O��OP!I Richard Knipe died recent­ war, A. , in 6 ly Bl0emfnntein. Fnulh Africa. 6 6 ����·-c_o_tJGllDllOP9l�··��::-·�-�-�':""'�':":',J�:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;::;;::;:;;;::;:::;:::;;;::;;::;;::;:;;;::;:;;:::;;::;:;;:::;;::;;::;:;;;::;;::;::=:!

DELIVERED IN WESTFIELD HOW IT WORKS roomy a d ome luxurious, 6-passengcr 1941 Pac;kard MONTHLY SAVI NGS SHARES, mul iplea a n s , in Yes , it 's deliversh i t here such o price! N t t r DA l SE sedan a ARD •••big, PAth CKg of Dividends accrue, with bonus, only h at a w $1. Inspect at first hand its new ••• new · Come in! bigness its be1111ly ••• and its 64 new features/ SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Payments may to own? The car traded 4 times out of covers the Easy in 5 be low down paymcnt�and still further reduces low monthly made any amount, at any time. Dividends in y en talk it ovcr-loday/ $1095. pa m ts. Let's accrue.

INVESTMENT SHARES, in multiples of $100. Dividends paid semi-annually, in cash, Legal for Trust funds,

All accounts Federally insured,

payments r ei ed by the 1 Oth, dividenda On ec v are credited as of the first of the month.

WESTFIELD FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association Broatl111: Pro spect:

Packard Westfield Co., Inc. 605 North Ave., w. Tel. West. 2-4646-7 -��-l. .��-"\ -� " 1 11111 '11111 JI 11 ll I l l ll Jiii i/i / i/i THURSDAY, JANUARY THE WESTFIELD LEADER, 9, 1941

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Van George W. 237 Linda Cook Wed Doren of Sylvania place are being Herr's Troth at Hills , congratulated on the birth of a son, Announced Girl 30. I Emerson Barkley, December Party To Short h ad Agnes Roma Lee da - Announcement has been m e Miss ine , ug . of Bernard I Mrs. Ralph W. Gilford of South the engagement of Miss Linda Herr, ter of Mr. and l\lrs. Charles · Lee nue, Hills, be­ I West Harbor, Me., is expected Lo daughter of Advisory Master Dougal of Glen ave Short I arrive to spend some time of Chancery Court, and Mrs. am of George Wilson E, AC Saturday PL e PEO PL Herr c the bride ABOUT TOWN with her son-in-law Mr. Lawrence son of the late Mr. and Mrs. and daughter, Herr, of 763 avenue, to Cook, and Mrs. Edward H. Smith of High- James E . Hetherington, son of Mr. George W, Cook of St. Paul street, and e e with land avenue. and Mrs. John Cameron H th rington Friday evening at the home of her :.------:""------..;..:...:11 .+- perform- PROGRAMS'. of Kemble Lake. The announce- parents. The ceremony was ice League, Mt. The Cotillion Club will hold its sec­ The Se . Mrs. Addison Outwater of Etling- kta party by the Rev. Herbert Cooper, reetor rv • 111. Tiie aimul � landsSALLY .of luncheon a Westfield bridge club ment was made at a coc il Saturday you all know, goes a ed r ond dance of the season rightllil' · the begun. to whil the e people in York,to where and i ham place was hostess to luncheon given by Miss Herr's parents at their of Ch ist Church, Short Hills. d ur------...J1llUli New she Mrs. the evening at the Chatelaine. The com­ an week out turning out lierebla an 'So card club Tuesd at Brielle. After a wedding trip south and e t d' la gettlnr skates Finken are spending part of win- � summer home this year comprises Mr. W s fiel s needy familicii their 1harpen- the couple live at 39 South Munn mittee bon y0y gt ===""""======--== will r group met a Cali- ter. Open house was held Jan111ry · M s. William J. Bunce of Euclid ave­ the at home 111. .S. W1' waYiq to _ • l Orange. The bride at­ the and Flotjda planes, and m .Mr. avenue, East Mills on Highland � N. Simmons of given by Mrs. M. nue (Mr. Bunce is chairman) , Mr. aven11e fornia trahui day w. by and Mrs. L. ed a holiday party tended Kent Place School, Summit, , no Mr. and Mrs. wimam Meglaug�hn : Dorian road for their daughter, Jane. home, 50 W. and Mrs. Fred G. Coqueron of Lawn­ weekly stint. Cuban -lloate: ev� . a b 1 E. Stanton at her South Arl- and Hildas Hall, Charlestown, Va. c a of Oak ave ue hos dge A n Kr. and Fran i B. Sanborn n be ts to ri Forty guests attended side place, Mr. and Mrs. lla L. Jira. Wiii ington avenue, East Orange, last Sat- Mr, Cook is a graduate of New York William club Saturday ..._ · Mrs. yera Duclley venue will leave University Penn­ Datesman of the Boulevard', Mr. and -01 ef J!lMt a Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Taylor and urday. University and of place will be hos s Wedntllday spend the rest of the . ....,. , ...,. Mrs. Alfred E. Nonis of Midwood st"te s to X.pPa to Several partiesevening. centered arouncf the ', daughter, Shirley of Coleman place sylvania. He is a member of Theta Gamma alumnae of thia • · 'Wint.er Angeles En route Mrs. William L. Foot has return- C place, Mr. and Walter T. Pol­ in Loe . formal dance Mrs. Evelyn Mott of 1 have a St. hi. Ml'S. tlley'U ha e returned from trip to to and her home next Wednesdar v a visit with their son, Loni,:fellow ed her home on South avenue aft- lock of the Boulevard and Mr. os , avenue gave Saturday . Petersburg. They were accompanied rto Cr for . All Kappas, the h J'rank, . Ruth I er her son in Barbe n, Mrs. Robert H. P1·iest of an d tess t.lla in Cllcago. evening_ for �er dancmg claas. by Blythe Tomlill5 of Fair ave- visiting O. welcome. .._ stree mont Pauline Jourdan En8!lged John Al xand r and Lo s Re1ch�rd of Prospect t l nue. � Mrs. Pollock wm otliclal hostess ... r. .:_:'_c Mr,. and e e Sim ! , and be l{rs. tertam at dinner _.,_ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brehm r this dance and will be assisted PEO Chapter E will -ef Lawrence aveJJUe are already in n d before the dance, av fo t eand e Mrs. Charles Brehm of North - r Edward C. J Aqeles 1Ielen Blodgett of Elm street en- Miss Shirley Robinson who has e by M s. Gray of Carleton eon on Wednesday, the A. nue have returned from Springfield, To James R.Rilley Jr. 12 :30 i. IM . tertained after Jlllrty. been visiting :Mr. and Mrs. C. At Mr. road, Mrs. C. H. Stubler of Glen ave­ with Mrs. Msyna ... _.,__ Mass., where they visited Mr. and tea Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Spencer of Woodruff of Embree crescent has re- nue, Mrs; S. K. Johnson of Elizabeth, Lincoln road. Following e I r E. Sanderson. Mrs. and Mrs. Earle C. Fuller of Belvi· e Ml'lo. ive hav ne Lake- Mrs. Rupert Copp of Coleman turned to her home in W �terbury Mrs. Go don and Mrs. Otto P. Strube of Mapl � G. M. Booth will liladowlawn dr ro to pl ce had a teaR. ' dere avenue, the engagement of their a a for twenty-five or : Conn. Sanderson was the former Miss Ar- The the dis­ ... review for three weeks vaca- and Mrs. niece, Miss to wood. Cotillion Club has weod, Fla., yesterday. .... Brehm. Mr. Sander- Pauline Rose J'ourdan, Maude Burnes lkm.. to at Win- more guests Jene Mr. tinction of being the oldest orga11ized of Harrlaoi p Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton Newcomb First James R. Rilley Jr., son of and P Jin.r Fla., Spencer weeks wills her M F R son became members of the It's been addressed the Plainfield a for few on rs · d p mg- was dance group In Westfield. Co ler k, a . 8 son en terta ' ed who were holiday guests of the lat- f Chr (Cong. ) a t S r Mrs. Rilley of Clark street, an­ drama · � Wtth� a m Ch urc h o 1s· t ' going for steen years. department Monday waJ Jiome. Sunday mght buffetsupper for ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert nounced. Miss Jourdan, the daughter ... field Sunday. ... on drama as applied O teen at her home on Clark street. of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Jourdan of ti! hi! Gordon 'Ba!a of North Eu- fif Taylor of Stonelelgh park have re- SALLY. Maude, one of Community R. . c. And now one of the youngest of the did avenue i1 leaving th11 on Harold' I turned to their home in Pittsburgh. Newton, Ill., has made her home with bright, week Sheftl I • particular Mrs. e ,d f ormer an anniver­ stars, Venesuela. es _.,. the Fullers for the past years. dance groups is to mark who W tfielder, returned her home In Mulical Club Heart five dramatic roles on Broadway a· $rip to � to Mr. and Mrs. John J, Droescher of Mrs. E. Milton Staub and Mrs. Ed­ sary. It doesn't seem possible but ,.._Wi lli Kelly Marb�ehead, Mass., after two ?ay Carleton road ' will are stock, Is now a radio actieii. and am of a hne as their Cello Arti.t ward D. Martin of Westfield, Mrs. the Gay Twentie.s now in their l' llr.lrfle ld circ)(rs,le l leave ext visit m, Westfield with Mrs. Wil am . . a wil n h guest this week-end MiSI! Alice Mc- Frank M. Flynn of East Orange, Mrs. fourth year, and they'll celebrate M . 1g1smond.... Stojowskl. Weat F. Willis of Coleman place. ru1iac a b ay at 8 , Wtldnesday for Palm Beach, .... Govern of Jersey City. Stuart Austin of F nwood and the their ir hd Shackamaxon Coun­ sume his lecture recitab · The Musical Club of pre- t 1pend r b b Westfield been the tradi­ to n . A ri'd ge u me a the home to- ,..._ sented yesterday in the home of Mrs, Misses Virginia Evnns of Westfield try Club, which has evening at the I vanowski· J'la.; the wi teof t eet c1 t t Mrs. Leonard Church of Park street an Reese Elmer s r H. Orr, 285 and Elizabeth O'Brien of East Or­ tional scene of their parties since the lln. rmShe day of Mrs. E. O. Fox of Carleton entertained a bridge club yesterday. William Lawrence ave­ Elm street after the Chri en i nr her bridge club - beginning, on 8. b ni to roa · . ange assisted. February cess. His s u ject will b terta d nue, Gladys Matheson, Passaic cellist, ·, • in honor of Mrs. be tli _ Kelly. They're _.. G a o p e Specific plans 01 Mr F k f artist. The cellist, accom- Both young peo l are graduates so far are shrouded period, and will be illuetra -lunchlnc at D. w·m d as guest i .. Chanticleer, playing Mrs. Norman Chapin of the Pros t st willT' en� t a ge of Westfield High School. Mr. Rilley the Merry. selections a n n. Ree n r panied by Ethel Tucker, played "Ce!- in mystery, except that from H yde , a r at M se's home. Boulevard will be at home a bridge te j M ;_ •ridge- l te to club i!;cat her ::ihome� tom or ow /a brnoon. ebrated Air" by Bach; "Intermezzo" attended Pr11tt Institute and is with men.. will play, and it will be very Beethoven. ..,_ club Thursday, and Mrs. Howard R�h of by fos by Pop- Cox and Gibbs, marine consulting en­ white tie. And it's safe to predict . _.,_ Mrs Waite ·i e: r8 d Granac and "Gavotte" ::,: .. J:aatlb. of Sh a " p li gineers, New York. hundred of the post­ It looks as if Dudley avenue, their . daughter, Dr. S. C. Ogburn Jr., and children, .i4'.R per; "Elegie" by Faure ; S inn ed" that a couple of lawn drive en rt�in d wen t gues "Habanera" for will be in California"ti: for Boyt Hoatutler, and her two b I .Y 01;; by Popper, and by "Ravel. collegian set will turn out it. Hugh and Jean, of the Boulevard t d sse r d e e te day h n r - Jin. chi d n, eek a : .;, rt �: � I'; m members of .... Anne Revere Is one of the l are leaving this w have returned from holiday visit l � omas � J° Other artists included Hope-Reynolds U T e 1111&11 re f r Jose p . h f o e- s n i s cast In niversal's " h JJext three n h relatives In Winston-Salem N j� 0 e the club. Celinda Fergu o , p ani t, Now that the Christmas excitement mo t s In with • man ce • The h os te ss was ass1s• t d New an to 1pendt the b ' P a n O e s" with Marl Wea , • • rs. u 'II Ri pa1 yed "In der Nacht" and "Chopin" is over, everybody's knitting gai , rl Fla C g m w1 retu�n next by Mmes. chard N. Meinert, Stan- Mr. and Mrs. William J:ev1 , ..u 0. stay from the Reynolds of and punctuates and Bruce Cabot, which week followmg with friends at r s Ste n r. "Carnaval" by Schumann, 122 r h aven the click of needles cameras Mond'a of Kn Milton Philadelphia a ton Har i and L. E. i e 28, No t Euclid ue announce y of ( Greensboro, N. C. the Prelude No. Opus by Chopin their every informal tea party and kaftle the , . "'X:: wit. h h pu- -- 7, the marriage of daughter, Alice .. din th•- er .+- R • klatch. know Anne, who has been in H 1pen I wee,_.. M . M art�J' in r ., of Lawrence and C JI ase a's "Deux Contrastes." We of at least one Kr. and )(rs,, Jacob Schaub son, p Theresa, to David Hope, son of Mr. several months, has had Clinton Revere 1 Mrs. and Berk- ave � gave a br1d ge 1unc heon Tiles- Mona Parker, accompani d by Ona nnd r A. Hope bridge club which has voted .to fore­ enta,Grove 1treet. Mrs. RodeT. l � M s. Robert of 1020 of is the ey, of Kimball avenue returned Sat- da Tru sa g ..Beau Soir' by Debus- go its -w e ema roles. She was last i � ·· a ue, Saturda , J u bl e k y prize and contribute former Jane Revere, whose marriage urday from Florida where they spent Y::· .,._ ; � ' e; South ven y an ary 4 lth "The Howards of Vlrgi sy 1 ·e e �une" S�ul "Elin . the money e British Relief in­ Dr. tookplace F a a c ���. 1 b� Mr. Hope is a graduate of West- to last month. the holidays. Mrs. Claude Le m n of Wood- S hwan b Grieg and 1mmersatte stead have mas to' · Rode .._, I • to a luncheon Y N H gh School, and his bride and some other clubs giv­ week, ...... nd avenue was hostess Lie e" y field i of bridge in Jlr. and Mn. u n of b b Wolf. Trinity n entirely favor of La re ce Beall Smith Mrs. Charles F. Littlepage b id b Franck Holy High Sc.boo!. I e up Joan Coffman, daughter ge club Tues "Procession" y and "Ros- �nlttlng. It's just a Coffman and their s mall son, l)uatln Beall Shackamaxon drive entertained two probably ques­ Mrs. Paul of � es of Ispahan" by Faure were sung Sy! 8mlth, have left Mrs. � tion of time before bridge will be the Eastern S for their home In tables at luncheon and bridge Friday. Francis Brown of Stone- by Day a ani d by and h a will enter Boeton, after spendinr part West- w. Anna , ccomp e Ona Schamanna-Walsh lost art, e best way to urn of the Guests .were from Cranford and lelgh park entertained a luncheon Lawrence M. t t a ing competition, junior Jiolidays with bridge club at her home Friday' Truman. Mrs. Tucker heel will the chief, topic of feminine this Mr1. Smith's parents, field. · � · Rye, N. week-end, Smith the r _.,_ was chairman of the day. conversation. Y., forme Eaglecroft The engagement of Miss Dorothy Jin. la Hu·riet -t-W. who have lllrs. F. F. Webster of Jlevere. Mr. and Mrs. Nix Walsh, daughter of Mrs, Elizabeth Incidentally, Bruce Heatly w1to has F. b r Machine been the guests of the latter's rothe - road entertained at bridge Friday Miu Marion Lacka1 8 been Bewiaa N ,... r In Walsh of Elm street, John Scha­ watching sweaters a�d socks tl hten sewing mac Mrs. W. K. Wiggins of Fair Hill in-law and sister, Mr. and Mra. Chas. honor of M s. C. B. Pratt to To & of Embree manna of Newark, fo1·merly of Eynon pour into British R,elief headquar­ It off, put cold is E. rescent. To Play Accompaniment take It In road visiting her son-in-law and Paules of Kimball avenue have c Pa., is announced. date has ters, remarked that the knitting need­ minute•. The daurhter, Mr. and M . t i ..,. No bee� 10 n take out rs Ralph Boggs returned he r home In Louisville, · set for the wedding. les should equipped with e dry 1un or Ann Arbor, M ch to �alker Hinton of Bhadowlawn be fir extin­ dry place. of i . Ky. Miss Marion Lackas will play the Miss fa t "to like ina - drive gave a birthday dinner-bridge Walsh is employed in the guishers, the ladies knit so s . new one...... acco pan ment the recital of Alla Mrs. D. Oliphan llaynes of New Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Peden of party at his home Monday evening m i for Westfield office of the New Jersey ":=:::--;:-:- ;:-;:-- ;:- !:;:-;:-;: -�· ;:- ·-;:;- ;:-:; -:;---:;-:;:;:;-::;-::;-;:::-:; -::;-- :::;-·:;;: ------t .+- · Goldberg, 'ce llist, at the Music Build­ Mr. ;:;:;:::;:::;: Providence road has i1aued Invitations Belvidere avenue will Bell Telephone Co. Schamanna be boats tomor- ing, mi for open on January and Mrs. Frank Stemple and son, Will- New Jersey College for Wom�n, is .with the S th Tool Manu- :;I 19 row evening t.o a dessert-luplicate . 8:16 R. G. r J nua y 26.house la!", of South Euclid avenue, have tonight at . facturlng Co. in Newark. a r Assisting her on the bridge club, 14 y earlier date . Joined Mr. Stemple in Washington. l\liss Goldberg, who is ears of will Mmes. Judson ...... ,. adle Ayres,be M Barbara J, Walls, daughter age, is considered' one of the most · Br y, Malcolm Leslie Thom- ISS acco plished Winthrop M rra •s of Mr. Mrs. A. Walls Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lewis and m pupils of Percy Such. and .Edward Whalley. At the and Raymond u daughter, Pegg , of _Kimball circle u y later party her alat.er, Mrs. of Carleton road spent the week-end � Engagement L. v. N. are on a mon�h s,crmse Nassau, of uth with friends in Mt. Vernon, Y. t.o W eamarco Club Meets Announced Breaks So Orange, Mrs. Roger Havana and M1am1. and � Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kenneth Bel­ V. Baylis, Mrs. Cummings Ilia- Mr. and Mrs. Ehot Burr of South ..,_ of Re1ular 69c of Westfield and A n ' . Hi is ton Steven Watchung, announce CHIFFON HOSE Miss n M a r tnut gi e a · �rs. Milton Craig of ghtstown The executive board of the Wes­ la11 be the ' • Ches street will v butret sup . sis­ kell of New York will aid es. VI Blting her brother-In-law and sister, marco Club met Thm sday night in the engagement of Mrs. Steven's ..,.. per Saturday evening at their home. · Miss Win­ . Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lanning of the home of Mr. and' Mrs. ter, Mary Boice Coward, to Hrs. J. .... Hill· Vernon Mr. an Ashley Brown of Lenox A side place. Plans for throp Peters Murray, son of d avenue rive a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. avenue. Williams, Salter the pr. will luncheon bridge 10 D. Murray of 269 Wal­ · Coleridge Hutson of Metuchen, for- -+- meeting at the YMCA on January Mrs.- Arthur Flrot party next Tuesda Mrs. Robert M�Manigal nut is the daugh­ 49CQualitF merly of Westfield, Saturday in Muh� of North were discussed. The meeting, follow­ street. Miss Coward �hestnut street will entertain ad- ed a a Mrs. lenberg Hospital. a re by social period, was presided ter the late Mr. nd Harry Mrs. Percival -l;.G. Cruden of Dud'- ...., mg at of a . club her home tomorrow. over by H. Coward of Kenyon avenue, Pl in avenue has Invited guests lunch- M Mr. and Mrs. John Droescher. ­ ley t.o r. and Mrs. Gordon C. Griswold -+- field. $1.00 and $1.98 eon at her home next Wednesda of Mrs. Charles Weller, Mrs. Edward Y· Maple Hill Farms are the parents . Mr. Murray is associated with the ER HATS Hrs. . N. ,.,._ a son, J , Fmk, and Mrs. Fred Winter attend- For Cellar WINT E. Loomis of the Boule- of Gordon Cox Griswold r. Too Wright Aeronautical Corp. of Pater­ born Tuesday in Muhlenberg SW TERS 'ftrd will give a salad bridge party at Hosp!- onlyCoal: A purchaseye which goes not son, J. F :;:::;::;::;::;::=:;::;::;: to the bu r to the cellar. N. her home next riday. ta!. Mrs. Griswold Is the former Em- r :;::;::;::;: but -"'====...,.:,.=,.,.- =- =-"' -""-"'--"'--""--"'__:.,; __,,,_,,,_;,,_= -- ·=--"'=-"""'-""-""-...,,..,,= .�:...I _.,_ ily Ryer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,,,,;;, -"'======S .68 . Coloro and HeadolaeaJ Mrs. Charles E. Fmken of Stone- H. CONTRACT LESSONS All SSc Lennington Ryer of � the Boule- 88c lelgh park was hostess yest.erday at vard. & I Ginn BJ lb MRS. HARRIS D. RUSH. New re ar's Formality ! and $2.98 $1.98. . Wear your hair more attrac­ $1.98 WOOL FLANNEL GEN. TISSUE �� At Her Hom tively than ever before One '--�-��---�KN:,� e l S K I R T S permanents will start SWEATER 257 ORCHARD ST. of our you off right in the New 'THERE'S A REASON for the Year. steady growth of Brunner's optical Tel. Westfield 2-0659-M SJ.78 SJ.78 department - as dispensing opti­ ltelDI • $1.00 cians exclusively. Better optical 3 Mornlnr $1.29 orkman.sh ip and p�instaking and Evenl r $4.00 'Y n ClanH tmg service are readily recognizedfit­ for Be1innero and DRESSES BATISTE GO� OU.en. by competent Eye Physicians Street T•I. Weatfield and PAJAMAS Start the Week of Utt.. Loretta'•Broad Beauty Parlor and in the comfort you get fr�� Jaa. 108 Eut 2.2344 Brunner glasses, too. Ask Adult School your ClaH• s .9sto 52 doctor 2 88c ! JanuarJ 20tlo. =- Sise• tz $, Begin ______FOR SOUT BEAUTIFUL HA'.l'S MADE HERN WEAR !� Call or write for this TO MATCH OUTFITS informative booklet. on Aator Also Suggests :------/�:Famous Make• • . yes is yours Reduction FABRIC GLOVES ; E · It ·} the asking, All WOOL GLOVES . :or 20% On HOUSECOATS ' and 47c 88c' SCHOOLOF Your Fur Coato NEGLIGEES Rer. 59c ,_T!'�nr�cho s ��Gorge u Seleetlon and neasDnably Priced, SPANISH Let u1 Westfield 2-2753 BROAD STREET remodel your own l10t nnd trim 200 5Jrt.) can mntch ti Op� P. FRENCll (S-1 :!,t!h�!. We any fur at a (Afterno091) on 9 �dnlt(M orn.Cou11e1 and Children until !If. Mon. etnd Sett. Ewe.) Ecole Francaise de Weattie ld ---- N. J. North Cheatnut Street 131 WESTFIELD,E. BROAD ST. "'WbtrtQootl ylams Cosl 'J.Jo.'.More" 646 Weotlield EVENINGS MONDAY, FRIDAY AND SATO Tel. 2-lhtnf"tor989•J OPEN )1..\IJA!tlfO HA.RT·

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__ NEE �1-3S ------DELL SHOE _E_. _BR_o_AD n_., _w_Es_n_m�ID � STORES E E I -- - o_P N__VE_N_N_G _s _n _uR_IN_G _s_m -�M=O=R=Rl:S�TO:W:N:_:··�W�ES:T�F�I:EL�D�:--�S�U�M�M�IT�--..J __ __ '2·- Scelt New1 Be M. E. .• Ber WestfieldGirl To . for Ameriwl Indian Art GloYer Jr � • TROOP 72 Recognition Heard \Vitb Violoncellist Aviat ALAN SMITH, Studyof Scribs l Miss Alla- Goldberg, violon�ellist Myrton Jr., of J&IL-0r..;c '4 At our second class E. Glover court last Fri­ and pupil of Percy Such, assistant chard registere4 day evening niso street has _ _the '; Ha n West was profes or of music a� New J'!rsc.y , Casey of ia Rus- . s Jon School Allr� c' a warded his class rank. Wou1en, will be heard Newark, toes prepare for sell Rausch wassecond preve nted from at­ l College for lll; • �r ia J evening at o'clock. aivation. Jlr. Glover tending the court by I ll �·ecital �his 8: 16 1 beg.i1l fll•tr• �; Miss Manon Lackas '41 of Westfield . ing· on January fox p l illness. 1 and at.ten l ::: The atro . awarded. the assist Miss Goldberg at the piano. : the school for a�'l n lllOlltbtwill o o tlag was . Aft..ii h n r for the month of Decem- willMiss Lackas is the daughter of Mr. aduation, . 8r D. •• I. ber. will li. . clocks exploding at unus- was prei)' even 1l n . Midge's ·guestse Will ...... i g , former claosmatall who Elwell, secretary of the ,.. _Ila"' ...... her In Wellesley's Shafer NewFrancis Jersey D. State Taxpayers Asso­ ...., ...... , .. � ...... _ . Central Jersey •)'ear. Midge, lncidentally, wil the prinC pal speak­ lleallJ' .. ,.. CLEARANCE OF ciation,of l be l of - .... It .... er the second annual meeting ...... _ . Models the Mountainside Taxpayers Associa­ DteWe ...... tion next Thursday at 8 p. m. in the - . Town Hall, Mountainside. This meet­ ...,,...... ,...... , .•.... SMART .. A HOBBY STORE i g will bring out matters of inter­ , , _ D STIC REDUC IONS n 6peoltlft 111 1eaallnr the R Model Train1 • Boat1 • Airplan11 • Race est eitizens of the borough. FURST Cm to la•nllrJ le Mon, Laa•• al - J Mayor Alan Thompson will speak. .... ---- Now ln ·New Lar1er Store Moving pictures are· to be shown. · Peraian Lamb Open Daily Sat. EYe1. 9.5 Mon. A 7·1 Re1erves Hold Grey Kid1kin Girl Send the 137 ELM S REE WESTFIELD 2-1231 Combined Meetinr Natural Skunk T T 'WASHING Raccoon At the combined meeting of the to Morey LaRue Muakrat Business Girls Clubs of the YWCA Tuesday evening Martin S. Kissel, Squirrel authority on low-rent housing an a Beaver member of the New Jersey Counciland I during of Housing Authorities, spoke on Silver Fox • LOSE "Housing in New.Jersey." After the talk a film showing housin projects RISKY - - -- - in the state was shown. g • IN ONL F WINTER Girls' Clubs Hold JO weather! 206 EAST FRONT STREET VIS•rs Proaram on Housinr SERVICE . starvallolt dle nu PBONJI no t1, ao Call VOOpp m111ie StrnndGE 'FltentreLS Yel New Tuesday the Junior-Senior and ''WX·l700" PLAINFIELD workouts! In York Sophomore Girl Reserve Clubs had btnre 1luin 15,000 women 0 lose unwanled pounds and combined meeting with Miss Clara Plainfield 6·425 new poise and pep ... a Elizabeth Wilsen, directo r of nutri winlentifically cor ecl MacLeyY ­ Feotured by r tion for a baking company, as guest oughoul the Unitedhundreds of speaker. The title of Miss ·inot make S1ate1. talk was, "Your Figure, Miss." Aft-: ind right er the talk the girls served punch and have the Wilson's cookies gure and . er·looking I rou've 'Me Too· ANNUAL al· led! Census Super visor W. Ha l of i Wl1y Q. l r Louisville told this �ne: A lady tele­ ke ght nowap­ JANUARY SALE an phoned him that had not gi en AL INDUCEMENTS she v SPECI n her right age an enumerator. "I nt I forAL VI T SPECIAL PRICES TR SI . have been to couple LAUNDERING AT taking cff a of years so I was begin· LA CANTS · for Jong that GOSSARD See nrehow latiy hul nlng to believe It myself. l told her DRY CLEANING e e I•• rolled owny (census taker that I was 43 when Dnlly F E E S ARTIST MODELS wirb Swedi.11 nnd ) GnnTootl,RPr\•Jce Fnft\Ynod, In 1Ve •t.fteld, e L X E e am 45," Hall quo ed ltfuun1ntn1ldeScoteh nnd merhanicolMge. mn• I really' t the Flnh1H, c ller. "I m in same boat my- extra Wotrhinrheo tholle di•· a Hall replied.the nil polntN In Union County. solve self," I\ ne In 1clen1t!ic pi voporl1nw haub,. GossardANY GARMENT Corset FITTED. Shop •••l' Ltum- en•ii CA P SURGICAL BELTS. lt ond how M Here is one of the molt Scores of desirable joy1ble - to 1 le at fea­ 1>opnlorn• EAST FRONT ST. PLAINFIELD, N. J, popular Caloric models tur es in the modernized dtrize 1hio 186 1 price you can afford Calorics-noted for their prOtJen way 1 Telephone Plainfield I 6-2182 With or without famoua f!conomy, con�rnlrncrand Sem i-A nnual Harper Burner System reliability. SN them to­ that saves 39% In g111, day at our Demon- keeps kitchen degreet 1tratlon doesatore not f 9 oblic•te cooler ou In I y 1941 any way. ' 1842 ...... $/lglil ...... At .....,..__ GALL LEMBKE, Inc. -- & CORSET SALE GUILD OPTICIAN ,...,,.,,.,._,,..._""' � "' 633 PARK AVE. Maaonic Buildmg PLAINFIELD We maintain our own laboratories where constant reeenrch is car­ ried on. (That you way always have "THE WORLD'S FINEST APPOlNTM!HT EN E t l ·THE ANNE CORSEWatchungT SHOP Avenue L S S" a economic prices). 01 WRITl POR Tel. Plfd. 6·3212 127 a J�)JJJEUlKJ. BEAUTY ELD, J. Aak to See Our Latest RIMLESS SPECTACLES .,. PLAINFI - KOPPERS COKE�� - � OIL LUMB£R FORD AND N, COAL B.,. \g No Screws. No Bolder, No mvots, No Spring•, Nn FUEL NDERIZING STUDIO Holos the to broalrnge, which nccompnnlee the olderIn Len•••method· MASONS MATERIALS - MILLWORK - HARDWARE N. UNION AVE, Camp Support Nol lm:luded in Sale. Loascne tendency ot mounting. 15 ELECTRIC FURNACE MAN � Cranford 6-0974 9, 1941 THURSDAY, JANUARY ganist, Dougla THE WESTFIELD LEADER. . • William checking . on f.ree patien!-8 �ncl y fa• for I WeiPu Depart•e•t Deme u_1a CL-.... tor, Kenneth Uhrenboldt; part-free 1n county ...,._ ceptor, Berney pa.tient. 111Stitu- I Limtz; tions. upecte d 122, Htlds butallaliH tor, Bruce Hargan ; fourth' 059 Ha.mm; __ , Robert p sixth C 122, 9 inspections Ga h Chapter, Order of De las Angell ; preceptof - 05 were e Sir la ad - 35 ..., lukefa ofmacf by , Ma y el pub c inst:iilation of G�rdner; sev�nth lty Union department la , h d a li Pz:cept.Qr/ County's weights sentinel, DeliYerM Ella measures . during 1940, 10,949 officers Friday a.t 8 the Ma __._ and p. � m filth m Followin·g the cere- K1tsam_;treasu1er, StelliM�np, " h · l measuring devices were condemned sonic Te ple. '. T r fi C were I - Johll h t -iltllU basketa ub scr , Robert Layman, PKC, as faulty, and adjus�ments 996 monies,' dancing was held in the cl ibe deliv cl ing . holida BeUOD to to � y were app1·oved �o the an- room. local�� families� by: Westfield Lodre, accordmg Aux- ual report of James M. super-' Offi e were : . Master 1586, BPO Elks, andtmas the Ladies � Dietz, c rs installed CL:..�. organ�ation mtendent. Councilor, David M ur�ay enior c�un- iliary of the . i. LeaYtl__ fer There were twenty-four prosecu· cilor, Donald Baake; Jumor councilor, . .._,. Sixteen of these ba•kets to L y es 11 k" e f 17 .� were t ons dur ng the year, with $475 n R ; deacon, John .ns i f I by the Dlttriet )fan- i i i obert Singer 1 z b 0 S ilies i deacosenior epa� d th s ek or Chicago ted to fines levied. Solid fuel licenses is- Peterson; junipr n, i Allsoci tion. The o thers were s b c ry pr , 2 Willlam eb- e lill by mem- sued netted revenue of $ ,600, of !er ; senior steward, Robert WhitI� e ; . � "':: � names submitted and checked _ t� e �r s s Co :: : comes the county and steward, Gordon Egert; c hap- . i ·�y�r . �e:' hers which half to junior Ch� �eag �lan d M neapoh?s of the Elks. the other half goes to the state. lain, Louis Howarth; marshall, Frank i o m . llliide, Jones ; orator, Robert Ingraham ; ._lllta-.4.dvertl.. la • ,...... New1 In Leader ' standard bearer, Fred Spitzhoft' ; or- ' tll4I Kore Local -= -.,,,.....,_,,,,=-""- ""'- -"""" fhe u:AD l!i..._ ....,�======·"'"- __ _ _ -- -=·-=-='- "'"- -- = ..Jll · ·- , ,,,,,, ---·· - ---- __ .....,,.,,_ ,_,,,,,_,,....., -- --- ·------.. -··· . --�· ,......

• ue . · M ..wtll ...._. .''bl&tllll '"" .. aSaa1ptt. � ._, ...... 'ftlM lllelten HI lllnlll' ,...... ··- ,.,_, ...... lft blttll1 .... . I rail. ;,...... till wurlen, SilMI ...... a ...... la ...... Iliff Mulalr SPAM. . &•E IUT . reappointed board cler for three of Shade Tree Commission, for five k 1 ?'ears with a flOO per annum rise years, .effective anuar,v no �alary. J i S . wear m $6,000. Freeholder Chas. Dew tt Hubbell, Plamfteld, inking ,. salary to i . �--LoJde, s Smith of Westfield waa appointed an Fund Commission, for three years, u.o.. ·. an r 1; no alary. · ex-ofllcio· member of the County Wei- effective ua y s ... elD rl fare J!oard. DirectDrJ McMane, Sinking Fund rccDIn· _3 M be The People's Bank and Trust Co. Commission, one year; no salary. of Westfield, Nntionnl Bank of West- James H. Plainfield, M. Alleck .. • Ackerman, 23c Welt field and W estfleld Trust Co., Scotch freeholder, board of governors of Plains, were among twenty-seven Muhlenberg llospital, that city; no leW leappeiited Ikard ' Cl-I.. banks named as depositories for coun- salary. .llELLEl'l lAOllOll .a funds. Ni�11teen ne:-vspapers were S, R oprrngticld . tY Lee igb1, freehold- Tht.th ree members-- of the Union, named to pubhsh the mmutes of board er, voting member from Union: Coun- ntJ Board of C�osen Free olders meetings. ty on the State Board of Chosen Free- SAY ,to ofllce ?m No- O h n e ts a IT 1•1111n1 111onL11 t er appoi tm n nd reappoint- holders ; salary. ""'° r l ' no WE �ber.were we re-ee swornected ' at the organ- ments were: Freeholcfers James O. Brokaw and l . m katlon meeting Thursday at noon. Clarence A. Ward', Rahway, c�unty Charles L. Bauer Jr., Elizabeth, and l H. y WIT... : They 11re: . C� . John M: dle , H SAV j e I three NGS . u attorney and ad ust r, !01 Ackerman, Dudley and Alfred C. II'• -" It ...... Cl fford B. Gehring,D Rah- y a s, cft" c lv u 27, ith '500 Brooks, Rahway, tllrlllJ ,,..... ,..,a t.. :' ·lliubeth; ! e r e t e ne w a examining board for ..... and Duector William I. Mc- e IJ sa $6,500. llTllllLI . -·- way, . per annum ris n lary to non-<:ompetitive position for cleaners . .. .Jlane,Summit, the last·named rechos- W1 Malrolm McLeod, superintend- and helpers In the courthouse· no bead of the board ano · tll N for th�r ent of the Elizabeth General Hosp!- salary. Dralo 1r Sl1l·Fll • l..._,110.n · F2 I Sc . Jll&r at $4,600 salary, were sworn u ' lakll m ns l n of institutions and Wright, Long Co., county a udl­ • • • .• • • Co mon Pleas Judge Llo d T ta!, t & .. , y homp. agencies In the county at per tors at per year, one ar, -18c ,'1 m_ co $1 $4,800 for ye Hll11l1tc•1' llrlc.. ' 1 llr11 ..,.6c year, from anuar for one year. plus for caring for books • . . . -- IOJI, y 1, $700 the • • • • • c · .'', Charles M. of Westfield was Leroy G.J Hoesly, Hillside: member of live district cou ts, and � a., 7 Aftleck ta the r $500 lo� Flt1r 18 111.. Vepta• lll • • 25c ' • • . . . - 1 1 la1I • • • :.! Lll'IR't l c Ilk.. 3Zc h1rr • • • O • • • 3 �ea II I. I I. · ... 1-Llrp 2 5 Ill• • 23c W•11t111 • 2 c • • • • • , ... !!i� D.LY l .a. Dllllftllul,,_ • • Z lSc 19c • • . • • • • • ::;. 19c Sw�l'fflrl Tollltll111• • • z: 'S c • • ..... 19 ··�--s ltrll - • • . llkll& P••.., ::: 12c • • ,.. c � • II•• -· . · 3, c ·, , ; . ·. • Dll 1111: Gin · • 111!..a Dl'll::-,k1n21c. !! 39c . • • .. -. 9c • , llt; llllWJ, ·· . llli"lll l""r JSe D111t lak11& P1ww • · Toiit1 .l1lll •••• :. • �. �, ·::7c lw111 D1w1 Flair �.*!• • 3 tic.... " 111�111 · . • • • • 1 • ... Ilk• �. . 17c P • -::19c 111111T1,11 11 • 1111''" ' - • • , • • ... 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hunch �:PLAINFIELD:: -B226 EASTRO FRONT STREETCC OLWESTFIELDI - 121 QUIMBY10 STREET� "Meet IM Witt" IOi' 0.M tiddair StaB I �1 ' to , tbc will pnaent erset Maugham wrote the Davis is the sta New ThcWaltera:re WaltersPlay ers in Lynn Starl­IQ tte r and at Wyler the director. The film 1-et's.· Go mol'ieew.n, neatrea in;;'• Groupco y, "Meet the gay med ette ," which prom es of­ st the Montclai Theatre, Wife," r is to r Mon�, etic entertainment at the Ri- or one week beginning Monday y, Friday and Saturday. ning,f 13, with matineeseva­ Its January. , gripping d'rama, smoothly Thursday and Saturday. !>!I its writer and scenarists, "Meet e Wife" a Jll!&llOll I)' th ran for perfect vehicle for the rare on Broadway nd revolves about f a tM Miss Bette Davis. Her j social ambitions of Gertrude w full of magic to those who a mid-western celebrity Lennox,· huJttel', town the art of acting-plays She possesses the tenacity of bull­ · · j a 'fe of a Singapore planta­ dog but her feminine charni r. Suave British Herbert shee, r inconsistency saves her fromlirul is her husband. Native mu­ being annihilated by her friends, for rs a balmy night, moonlight she. Is a lovable fop!. dows of palma an rubber d Byrtyl Ross, co-director with Mr• in.;t the huts of the planta­ Walte rs in these product!o s at the . es are asleep in hammocks 11 . Montclair Theatre, has the s out the quiet house, from Gertrude Lennox which role ; of another and another. A originally created on MaryBro aBolanddway rs from the Crosbie house, Thomas r . -M ikhelt as iscoll Thom Couroy has the wle of the gar . the porch. Le lie D In s "The Long Voyage Victor Staunton in which Cliftoll the door, smok standss l Home" ing pi to W b s c s . t ___ ZZS eb , was highly u ce sful. Arthlll' .£ --'··-·---�-�-. - Finn is the stolid and patient Mr. s her story. It is a story ---··· -· -··-·-- ··--- Jack Hok Stu1 New Lennox. Louis Tanna will h ve o ju y would convict her. in a the r T Alice Faye and Betty Grable role he created In the original pro­ trial and her aloof gen. • Ftllure rosr• WIB e and ne Picture at Empire d ction Philip ';to throughout British Ori- pa with Jack Oaki John Pay u , that of Lord, the dla. Featured t Pum· out ·- -· ----- in "Tin Pan Alley" appearing first mate. Mildred ended as fo titude. But � -- Tday ; the 165th in N NICE" F. today, and the 157th A. Fri­ 5c A. F. day, using sub-calibre attachments. This will provide a vuluahle means of i cus· · - ENTIRE OKS train ng', and corresponds to the WEEK STARTING SATURDAY tomary method in pistol practice of I up to · using 22-cal. inserts in 45-cnl. auto­ NOW ...... 19 matics for training purposes. The . observation towers on Taylor's Moun­ tain are practically completed and c i will be ready for use.this RECORDS week. DECCA Use Leader Adverti.•infl E ���H ...... 31 When Zero Strikes Your car can behave as Wttft*t Wttn.flt flESENTS $4.95 tho were summer. We' i JOHN FORD'S Production of c it i condition for you-ex­ EUGENE O'NEILL'S .RECORD RACKS it Notary Public pertly and economically. ;d:� ...... P olograp hed 98c In Technleoior TANTUM The LONG L, E. AMOCO STATION -ID/IA - D r 1IO llllm Rt. Walter Bord's SAN ERS sic Shop and Studios Georllo110 "New Jer1e '• l1•nder Olflre. Cor, Central An St. HUNTBR VOYAGE 1 .l Qulmb1 W. Front .:s t. Fin111fj:uPlainfield rel. Weot, M401 . Pellx BRBSSART TEL. ll'ESTFWLD 2·311Sll Ens, Tel. ;l •»:I' Plfd. 6°8549 MIDNIGHT SHOW ROME mvmnT SAT. I THE WFBTFIELD LEADER, THUit.SDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941

•.. H BROA D AND WEST JERSEY STREETS ELIZABET -� 13 ·c �·01;At1;.·• I . - Bvsnn:sfbIRECTOfiY . :· . T• W• Amr Sd.lj • ;rour ·. f'OBT D._ Jan...... ------&---...,,...U-<-- "'-·-·'-"""'OU i' CllAJIUllbor r-. _.._ - - or R.&DJO.....Uo -TICID - I Call Pb< " . � Porellwork. ehalJ"e with ree4 I Estimateaet-.-q&rd 80lUll of make or ..,;o. ratee. frff. ClilfeN IL l'oWell., commanding - aeata. GOle Ave., ! l l /eara• Payne, experience. t1iis Anny post j WE. Z-1138. L. t 11$ well aa of C. J. Grove, WE. S· , Ca l· l - -..i of @0•1-R 1-l·tt! . ! � 4'th Di . IUlllOllDCed dtoda i CU'lillUNG Buquet&, · . a j ..__ cedj dlnaa and .-ncreceptlona.lll. Eatlma -�� -.. . � t from hi 5 UJill'-Tlllllreaaonable, - .. ._... -lell teawed· .. . J t.ndlder.. Kitchen•bJ' practical, and bat hroom• ,.,.. banquet , t11r- aU- R. Goerke Co. '! , ,..._ Juwarywill� 13 to anuacy � Wenlleld 1·1117·111.. nlsbed. T<> hire, e.nd II.Det&l>l dlabea. .. J. •ttend two weeks27 in verware, . . · I modeled. al&aaware f ...... to • 8�;-1 ', Pll,ul 'Phone El- Telephone We8tfleld 1·3613. l·l-l •Or h' h mer IL Cllr latoaeu 6 Bon. Ul . OOlllSe lg ,__...... ,.,_ . I at Fort"7" Ga.l St. l·l-tf Fl'RJUTt'- . ..PJ.IRI. .,• anG •Gllleera___ Benning, upholaterlna; also atOraa'e....._ an- ,._, J • 11 awTEKIGR eMI -- ....., Dnn Maxwell. · .__.._., .r.uw.,.:,. ard .Malon -rhan&1na and U.S. tlquu. ' ey, ai.o re&6<>nable d.eco,..una Mountain J.ve.WE. Bo9p l·HH.lta: don t. prloea. K11lmayor, Shop, Hi "'" l·l·t t chief of atatf for operationswill e • Ave... Garwood. hon bed for rent. SALB I !Ii Tt.lrd1-1uo-w. 'P e trainiaa-_ «th_, ,_Division __ at- wE. i·•-u __ _ � .... RA:.... .;,..., in I . . ;· � ...... I ...... amall Ea,S applJ&nc....u, ,.. __ re· -tilree""" u.£- �UU-lof the91 OLD FllalllTIJIUI llSP rela· �- ... ua, t ... all•tlafac ..,,11:..tlon. .lPUli!J� otherotlicers a 1 pollabe4' former!rJ.llUUJ. wltll P&lre4 o ®mplete &J>d Jou Prompt aervlce.}'Olli' Call.t for an4 d•- ,_.Jll.0•" Din.ion will conunenee MU.b&dcllanllll Brom EtlU.1>et11• � at Fort Benning; l Ar· liv d Appliance Shop. • . · atalfconrse ., 1n 104ere P . pecSnowd..,.St., WE. Z-1777. l·l·U Grant Lapg, com· Telephoneo Locuat WE. Av.., oe.nr-.l'rlcea Jf, re&-1. I ros t '*1 aN Colonel three' sonable.n l·IHT·J. Infntry, Captain the I l·l·U dulara �' a'11.t pl and in r.&Tlt' ALOIA1 .a llOlll. In ••""*P; L. G nlen, us tra · �!f4� V.! t'li9:il:�t1J��J.Jui}.� of the 174th Infantry, and r•:,•t,!8.1'1W �:.:l·lHC·W.�ti;i.�� Formerl with., !� ��Eastn�i South Ave., Weatllel4. l·l·tf on �- ciacer loh.n J. Tolfey, Jr., aide-de- hone anclE. Aeolian. J 1 Este:rp l -lf-H Sheets . Powell. C.&RPll•T--• •• a.&DJ8 •-••C-Rellable to·dat._ binet.. •-r --linoleumup· now! ..., to General work, Save General absence, 1 radiol'FA.lll aer i at tabll•lled co nter tCa•· Porch .ocreena. Open v ce .. u 7J · DurhicUth Division, andPow ell'sthe postif a w611 0. also �� tl:'�':.�:.i'.1"0T':�T.l:C� 1::.�' =��:::.. rl�:-::1'::9ar..!�.��'\..•fii: · �der appoint- ·wuttleld 1·2611. HO Eut Broad�\1 Bushb;r, Avo., 111!11 poM will be commandedhu been by It 4369. ftl Central WE.1·2-tf I· ..r�then, Bri l·l·tf 0 Ralph · or Robertson •A&Tlll'I rear, r llOPl:Kll Dl:COILH'O&I, for· ...... General · K. · blcyclea, asPbabyJ.Jll carrlase1...... In •olderlns merly with•••Ill Hahne Co., Newark. · ·-� • ·• now mandmg Broad - _..,,.._._,_ N y com aharpenlns. ua E&ot a A 1 tlle l?th Infantry Brlpde. and 1-1-tt8t .;�h m;•:u�;:.r0;:. :·:r:.:;1i:'.".r. �' IJPROLITBHR AIJP D BCOIU'l'OR. 0���1.!6·:!·1n��. a� r:. t!:1n�0�:: · allp covera and draperleo, Fred ::�· All work l'Uaranteed. ''"·' ·· · · that the '4th i sio a m t !'�· ,.rtel'S ,. �l1�0=8vi n �:1ob:!:iJ. •"'b ��r::, Ka11 - Baoorrin scryouraplnl'. room measurement• to ..!: ::.��:tra ning D will 'be com· o •,f'� a- r r r te Ave. Cranford,:"'�� N. Tele- �a'.'.':' ���a g /� 0Wj� a�J�r." . li;; • bation i program which phone CRanford s°t&n���S:I. l·Z·t!�:J: , . ·· pleCed about J1nuary 16, by Union t ffj l·l·lf t-. ·�-�·· time inatruction.s for a new training G-osn. r . procrain received from lli.�: will have Ileen �; ...... authority. The new schedule i;J;i ia npeeted lead to regimental and Wpcle uereiseato April, and one. �ereiaeain in late EXPERT TAILORllrG t'�\ aw.ct divilion �Pl'il at reduced rates all -winter. We auar· _ antee our work on remodelins, al­ - llU'lf ._ ._ ,_. ____ terations and ·repairs. Flttln&• �: home If you wlah. Phone WE. 2·21 at We call and deliver. Wolf Son.HO Tallol'8 an4 Cleaners, NorthOz: & Ave Cannon Percales Cannon Muslins ...... SeeU 429 1·2·tf .,,.. htdt1y.Ju11 mNllin '"''' ,� , $121,110•• 1941 witll J-l1t1n ,,.,,. thl �{ ••••• 'IJdl tot.al •15,000 more than the ...... ft . lo of 1940 wu demand­ ecaela 11),'j:'l llfjlnprlatio 111 of Sa�nlay by the four members of ell Luuriously 1oft, 1moo� Bleached, seamless sheets ed for ong �� : CoWlty Board of Elections •A'l"l'llllH Rll•OVATlllG ..... tf.rto 1l1ep not l weal •prl &• new and rebuilt. On•· , , , 25'1 more thread1U. 10ft n h They'll stand years laun• !l'X 11Ma.Union meeti g the Board of GLASS • to tliil 1qun Inch s n BoK4a)' ervnce , If deolre4. Cu.tom-built 1.19 .- 111di� -:.,.fin.:i 86c of t·� at budpt of AND MIRRORS .• , durable, eoft• dcrlnr. pl . s l'neholden in Elia.beth. Old mlrrore r•· b dd1lns lbuilt for Individual ca•11...... ,., Per 11:"'1'11' r.-. e , lightweirht, Re eni h now, save money I �2;r.;z.� Prftident of the election board, Ar. 1lhered. aafot7 •I-. Gorkln and Auto11 t �fi7.:':.fd 1�;�00d'J �\:':N. �tir.·:�:111�0 42x36 Cuaoa Percale 1heets • • 90x108-in. tlaar T. LM cfeclared additional funds .f.0·.t� �.� �t z. l·l·tf e 4Sx36 ea..., .. • llxl08-ln 17e • ur la,... ? ; l·l·tt and Cannon Muslin Cases, �,." tl'fe bec1uae of county-wide ______�!r-3� .�it.f.Jala· __ . • 42x36 4Sx36 i;':, • (C.. .. - ..... ,,.,, 2Sc pernianent regist a o which ftT *� ; r ti n became A 1'1110- At ....,_.,. ------ra'! � � t January Beautr, Shop, thooew&ni who have -!prlcH,:' Hllmat•'!! free. National Wall· ..ectlve Oii 1. •&7 ! :: -:fa .=:::l!f.:i!" .:!!t t'.i ; About 18,900 of the increaae to m:'Bot1�v�:'l8W�?5z.�m� 4'i�'z-�l ·�&on1:'p!' ���;J'a� �/ R11 . JOt: Unhlttiehtd . for 1941 wo d used for �:rd•r J.ve., •uo,ooo ul be """="""==="""'="'-""-""-=-""'-"'-"'=====-""--=,...... """'=====""'�����t f' • . equipment and fo la y n - r ea r I � employees of :ii;�t . to the ce.olll •• MUSLIN r s ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..i:= p tt t •, Y-.1 would lie given the queation of in. �; i':�nto !��=r �� ::J; in h s Sc · appropriations. 36 c e wide ; excellent for �/ ereued aheets, cases and an m y �··· HIGH POINT COAL CO. household uses, Dr.E. R. NamedC.Uinr / Kenilworth, J. yards. Limit, 20 by Moore N. INrd .... Teleplaoae RoseDe 4-2200 ��.: E. R. Cush'.ng o! 947 : i; ,· Dr. Prospect I . Our Re1""'1 l.69 • annue, Plainfield, appointed ;::;:� was of Veterinary xaminetors LiMn �ft�. tile Board E 1 I Hemstitch1d . s,ecidl Saturday by Governor A. Harry t Mattress.Pads for ]onuory Many Wl!Btfielders ff f• re. STOVE &· NUT e i. ·:· lloo. him care for their have em- Pads �0 '..:Jtlo'1ed to pets. 'i Damask Seta. Table ·One of the five appointees to the i '9.95 ton Fu l, J4 o1.r twin00 sizes. .... Pure �· Dr. Cuahing now has the duty l i�: · ...rd, ble ed ining and licensin veter . ach cotton, closely � i I COAL • surf e ; taped seam1. Our 2.98pad, heat-resist· e �= napldm3.98 quilted ac reg. 4.00 �f :!.::.m 1 11azea cloth, m UI ant, washable fa r koid to , Dr. uahlng a native of Iowa, has PEA ss.75 ton cloth, napkln1...... b i p C in Plainfield, for thirteen ·• llMI m . ... I.ti brushed cotton bottom ;: .practiced eloth, napldnl..• • • 1.91 in six years previ u • etxlN alJ: re n white. ,..n. For o s · t.o • S7.75 bleached, • Our Reguldr 1.49 g e or �·.· tlli1 practice, he served a ber PuN heaVJ quality lllll'°1l up 12·1n.wide 1.11 at.alf of the Veteasrinary mern Col- BUCKWHEAT ton Leavee to to legeof the of Cornell Univer ity, Ithaca s , Comfort Ciovers N. Y. On January 28, he will return Price1 Quoted C. O. D, Moines, t.o are Ia., to read a paper New floral1. effec00ts ; Desfore a convention the Veterinabe­ry button of fasteners ; seams. Gay Medical taped Association of Iowa. rotection p of comforters.

3,49 Warm '% Wool ·Plaid Blankets Jlllir 2.29in h s finished Size 70x8;> c e ; Ste'Jlen's Pure Linen with sateen binding, Choice Famous Cannon Turkish plaids. Dish of gaily colored Bath Towels Toweling

each .17cery ab�orbe'?t'�· Cannon for 29ccolor y • Cannon Closely woven, t: 11 . and· · wilt'· not bn Lman for wear ! , , now carce 10 at 'Bath and replemshspecial. • size, thlcl: thlrst7 J9• hi• Sile W118h Cloth • Face Sim 190 • lOe ,t-·.·' White It : Jllllllenlah RoW big lflYl!l§ll

Babiea will thrive every week of the year if given Raritan Val­ ley Farm'• pure wholeaome milk which containa all the needed vitamin a. Unusual more P11rcho'e I For than a third of century we have been producing a CREAM the fineat poaaible milk With and m k products, BUTrER il guided in their production Rig. 3.98 Initial under he moa sani ary conditiona, FRESH EGGS Shower t t t BUTrERMILK FREltf Permit ua to keep you well supplied CREAMED Martex through our distributors CHEESE Down Pillows Cur 'l,owels of Weatfield , COTI'AGE tains . . e with drapes SUNDALE DAIRY each A lington r Ave. at Third Plainfield purchas2made98 months ago • Telephone St., lOOo/oTHE PRIDE NEW OURJERSEY PRODUCTIO MILKN A e set Plain eld 6-6489 OF wh n down was less scarce, High 29cquality b athio�h towels,�1 In V fi e show2e98er alone IS AT S DAIRY AMONG ARE: Choice of 50% down, 50% The curtains hi e colored borders or W ' WHICH sell for and w t with North Avenu ea e feathers, solid C()lors, Some trilling 235 e fi d goose or 100% down, 2.98 3.98 . . in T ephone es , W t l CERTIFIED--ALL VITAMIN "D" fortunate purchase. e W d Choice of ti kings. tlii.s irregulars, but nothing to l tfiel 2-0620 JERSEY CREAM LI NE "A" RAW AND c brings c rtain and af· SUNRISE D BOTH u th AIRY PASTEURIZED, ALSO NEW JERSEY bathroom drapes for no feet e wear. South Avenu 1010 e, Westfie d GRADE RAW AND more and even Te lephone Westfield l "A" Bed Pillows less than Z..4400 the PASTEURIZED. cost of the drap s Cannon Dish Towels 1.29 fUlcd with alone. In a lovely e Qenerouai, won't leavo tanltary feathera. In patterns and selection Qulct·drylng, for oi colors, 6 ltrlped tlckln1. lint on glasses. I59c fort1 Btrlpe.s, eheckl, mUltlcolo?L C Raritan Valley Farms You Are Invited 89 SOMERVILLE, N. J. d Somerville 687-GBS to Mail or From We atfield or Cranfor Phone Your Orders, Aak Operator for WX-5252 (No Toll Charge) THE � l,.EADEB, THURSDAY, JANUARY t, 1941 at 3:45 � Twe Jer.e, Cilill ...... p. m. Friday ] to Mrs. .and' >c New Suh Ethel Jr, �_th Lapn, _.,e ..., -, Bombed! . Grampus Aniwe at Fert Dix teas, whofor nearlyhas been three ton.- ! Trenton andGliail PatersonPe,.tiell were the alone ng months. Aft. Only ven e Dix last� least interviewed • 301 Fort on its er bei and photograp)I.. only two of New .Jersey cities of ju il delinquents were took infinitum, new arrlvala wen -· six l ' omplain d of in 1940 in Union Coun­ att ti e fog, driz- ed ad the and ov r a pop1lla­ c e rac v appearance, with w n by Major · l.00,000 e to show annual tion. between 1930 and 1940, ty, &CCC>rding to the report of i de and m , greet s or in officiallyMerritt B. Boc4, Judge enr Waldman of Un­ I1 ud t.o the long-await­ · increase Census Bureau no nced Satur­ H y S. the junior hostes a posting their adjutant, thus t!OJD,.ene- u re­ \ ed aes. After four­ day.the an ion County Juvenile Court. This assignments. u tion ; hour ride rough a ndo fog, the Trenton's 1940 124,697 d c gives the county the smallest th Lo n figure was number of and Ernes- y...... as to 1980 eases in the ten-year his­ i Misses Bonnie Ha wthorrui compared 123,866, which of the court. tine Army 1.1 pe\' cent, tory Latimer, hastes-, and u...... , WU all increase of JleV• udg Waidman, payrng trib u capital city dropped e t e Dorothy Stockford, librarian, arrived ertheless the poJli e departments and delinquencyto Pradicet from 65 67 the national ranking. c 1. to in '1 reventi n stated t i n plea for Pate on had an 0.8 per cent in- p o groups, of its special ri best s ow g h s to be un pa it in 138,613 to 139,6&6 but the h in in any metropolitan of m ici l ies ex· crease from in the so nd fiscal n n and still 6( nationa y. area United States. u co ditio went from 60 to ll The dec e e of delinq ency in a espect the biggest percentage drop w.a r as u c 'slation with r to The d p from 836­ and rec osu of The Hud110n County tual figures reveals a ro FOOD fo l re tax Jersey City'a. at the beginning of the ecad 301 . •mong recommendations to muni ipa ity lost 4.9 per cent, de­ d e c l in 1940. Thi five of th se 301t.o c hil· appea n this week c easing from 316,715 801,173 rty- e g r and dren charged with petty acta STORE ure ri t to •• • · nd sliding from 23 in ranking. were 1 UBER.TDt1M7Y annual report of he t.o 30 and the settled out of Im Tel. WllL J.IJMI 1 .. ment board. Need leg- Elizabeth was next with 4.1 per CllBes were 1 522 C•tral Awe for court. I these two phas- cent l . The drop was a · sining o :from 114,• to ss Judge Waldman maintained that . gove nm 689 to 109 91 . The iµ rank NEW LOW pal r ent had been 2 city slid the delinquency condition '18 t.o 81. of Union the first annual report from no al. Only 90 PLUS QUALITYPRICE AND POUCY pear d in Newark remained' No. 18 in the County is below rm , which ap e No- of the 801 hi dren .complained of county although lost 2.8 cent c l ' SERVICE. t year. , it per may classe true de nquents. m d io the :from U2,837 to (29,760, d as li m e he were sent ·e m o n at ns m t.o 1 f r MEAT....DEPA RTMEN. T ctec· t u ged a study of school mden slid from 68th place Only 21 children o Ca to h le 8 l ed in foster ,,,,,...... r uniform minimum a 1 e cent decrease, 118,- schools w i were p ac 7lst with p r homea. ion, a Milk F . . . ,delinquent taxes, and a 700 117,536. He claimed that considering the HI ar.11ll't'�s-FRIC ASSEE;.. 1 1'. legislation:• and to ---- - I numberof children of de i quent C C 2Sc ndatory ir Trinit l n age, LEGS he legis ature he He y heartened by the ratio OF S RIN nnouncingat t its l Schei we should be . policy re- S d t ot th se enjoying good conduct to P G LAMB f in er that the prep- 1 !-1. .., t• ea omisbehaving. He e ord Wnl ff...... lrem111 ...... those l ev that PRIME POT ROAST-tt.:�. of u c pal - be i s d adoption m ni i ��e ll wing students of the J!oly el water • lie atlU ...... , nil fundamentally goo .. 2Sc o lamn children are 29c fo ch l e v d " • I ....._ of m s o t Uaele la•'• MWe•t •bmarine, '· t be facititated', • oo It, lluell -• . tile Grampu•, . a e _.. mark, f elltwiq"''�rl and that signs i c nduc appear LOIN war ed o l 9Tr1mty Grammarover thSe rec i ·1 he minority. The live l,'75-to• 11War Jllte . n l a c s 0 and last marking a... ea,atal.a Geraaa air only In t s of Conn. . d. ve -expocans�i on l!l o/o for the e must .be irected by recrea­ tile water at New 1.eH1111, PORK��" �'�!:Whoa. ISc 1se o r the period . nW • tile Brlillll eeuen.nu ,,. . Tbe eraH, I esta e romoti m and s re-d' - BOILED HAM,T;r::.:1 • · � " I Eig th Grade: Mary .. tion, religion, n h le­ .,..,.. r ...e of· elrlltVln1 1hnUar011 1et t1,.In , p on h z- ,. .,,..." .. llJ 9rltldt school study, a d w o 1 evie carefully plans e Etta Fit some living. tllee eommea .. . to r w g rald Rosemary Grillo Edmund ======:::!..:== a ng � e a n 1 1931, 11 aametl ft r a t1pe " p r tio s and such G o e;, Mary Hamelin, Ra�mond Mc· for lmproveme t of loca r v 102 Accidental Death• PublicIn k e precrean tion in Unionr Countyi s If er Ull wute. · � 1 J hn Maney, Porothea Scheuer­ in pal 1�I 1'. 23c ls e i g with modern p c n ap e r he an- Cue, o me prevention. de ni · � mann, Helen Ma i Wal h In Ceaaty Darin1 1940 i It has fi tel ------CH£f:SER 8s:'r•n'� as P, a auditors.m s of cr y of nic l Seventh Grader :e . Vir- El za. FANCY C ��fRY BUTTER 3Sc mu P,a Lobo; reduced delinquency in Union, i 2,393 From Thi1Area . t s marized and ex- · mPa ul and Plainfield. r eb • or ne oug County Physician Christopher A. CW&f 23C um beth of gmia· o ti c · w·Iu hb y, Police and social agencies have co· Enlist U. S. rincipal activities the J se h Coleman, B a- p ons met Army 1 CARRY fREllt fllH .. 1·t a , . t- Ruth Hurley, o p e Brokaw stated th 102 e t ice G gan, Agnes Schilling, Har- at rs pro uce a in s ;1 d ; � ni n operated with the court to d WE .. gr accidentally U o iet ro their deaths lower criminal record among NE ARK, Jan. 8 Enli m nts in ES ts K ug . in the FR H FILLET SOLE i of� � is: 1 sc��':yu e -. r . l e County during 1940 in WS Army b the- Northernst e New ns the fiscal p r S1.xth Grade: Janet B a , E. leen his annual re- U y in perf mi o te i the Board of Freeholders. youth.Sources of juvenile n the . . ts work or ng C llins, C le � Farber, Joan Farley, del e df ls- o .o t port to i qu ncy are Jersey Recruiting District during Rose Marie Gmther, M rl:' Pfaff,Ellz­ truck found to be incompetent parental con· 1940, tot 2,393, it wa fundingthe finance commission comm � Twenty-four were pedestrians s alled s announced ' automobiles. T rtee c nd t s, poor here tod C Harvey H. I ...23t abe S heuermann W lham Degnen, i i n l Effective Until f rr eg s- th c , i by l\ n others were tr�!, bad h?using o i o ay by o . Fletch­ (Pricea:: GROCJERIESn••l'J 11th, incluaive):: e Walter Lobo, John occu nts a t m ile involved in n be a s ed to it by l i pa of u o ob s neighborhood and lack of ability to 1 er, recruiting officer. This um r Grade : EugeneMcCue. Collins, Mau- co!Jisions. E ht to oo . g o p 4,136, 3 . t n nete n Fifth ig victims were as- adjust sch l was selected from a r u of reen Magn r, Patricia Sheehan. h x a erl, six killed when autos struck Judge Waldman advocated exten- of which 1,667 were rejected and 86 i e municipal- e p y i t ttu. Fourth Gradel : Frank Caldora, Jo· mm a le objects, fi e a eans wthdrew after l\PPlying· " .· sed from the jurlsdic- 1' · l&c : 41c r i ov b v fell d'o wn sion of vocationaln training4 as m for enlist. CRISCO . . d under the fiscal au- d ed of gunshot wounds of le i 19 1 men ORANGE PEKOE ng and seph Conahan, Paul Harrington, An­ stairs, three i ssen g crime in . t. 1 duri this period, th hn Natale, Robert Ortleb, Patri· and two o e e l ment or I o y took poison. A breakdown f th n ist s f T:!Wl �= icipalitles, including As- cia Boyle, Patricia Ma one , Nancy Thirty:flve of the deaths t e t at t e l ar e ere elea e from the· h y er h past year showed h h g st VANILLA WAFERS r s d in Elizabeth, 17 in Li d n, in b t •1an Women g up, 667, with the f the m ic al McCue, Ann Roesler. n e occurred13 fl J ro joined up infan- 35c un ip finance Plainfleld, 7 6 in Spring- Pr ek the A r 1·:� ISc Ince mi si n of in Rahway, To Meet Next We try. Nellt was i Corps with SODA CRACKERS the sub s o ======field, 6 Un , 4 in C anfo d, 3 438. T r the r lle . fina ce commls- der a heavy burden and confronted in ion r r hi d was Coast A ti ry nicipal n in Hillside,· 2 each in Clark Town- 419. T e refundings of extremely serious financial dif· The Association of the with . �is2�� 7 c w nty with ship and Roselle and 1 e c in New Woman's ll· c it g curve for year," PAPER NAPKINS-a:" !:' . al n approximately $7,- a h a for t i g ficulties are actually receiving less o iden e Presbyterian Ch m•ch will hold its "The re ru in the a fair­ cho l axe 16 2 25c Pr v c Borough, New Providence Col. Fletcher explained, "took e been approved by the than they contribute for s o t s, Township, Kenilworth, Su t, Un- day1 meeting. Thursday, January at of last n ment board since Novem- while others in sound' condition are m i 0 a. m afte1• anuary JACK FROST SUGAR ' m In the pal'ish house. There ly sharp drop J up u c l , ve per w ll be i ewi in its role of carrying receiving more than they contribute." sonsion ando mWestte field.suicide Thirty. -fi - i s ng and surgical dressing year and started going aq ithatk y ��:· �t� 3c f nd com- , Poi tin o t hat h e here exists m i work to be M. E. Sou- again in June. It a in M LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE N:;: 19c ities of the u ing -- n g u t w il t c t d done. Mrs. w s e y in New Jersey law a maximum pen- A m a y charge of e the Uni su m r of the report shows der's group will have th the President of an it d Statesa 2 rd recommendation a n u t xe t e e i 108 m de during luncheon at p. 2 m. Mrs. equ ted of n e in l l t e e A r es Congress cre s D T F ow EL> . 20c to its ty on de i q en a s, h r s v n that autopsies were a t m. t p. t t e Army, ich SILVER S the dist i ution / more need a mini um e year as follows : Elizabeth, 56; W. ice charge of he wh was fol· . of r b of for m penalty, th A. R will have h standing ion h board stated hat "a Rahway, 12 ; Summit, 11; Linden, 10; worsh p and H. Stub- low r u s call­ U k��\ , the report called espe- t e t high penalty i service, Mrs. c. Inged for by more recru men.iting eq i it s LIBBY'S MILK 25c review of a efi ite Plainfield, 10; Union, 8; and Roselle, !e will be in charge o ra . the situation so on delinquent taxes is d n nid r of the pr g m of t e a te m n ina t e in un- the collection of taxes" and "a low 15 toxicological ex- for the f n n All men r ects ic li i s in l. There were a ter oo . wo of the "Each h four months f i��i· �� 4 for c nd tiuon. It p n lty .in !ha.final a aly i acts aminations made for i n and 276 congregation a ordi ll nvi d nd including October, 111 11 to June, up to a eso i said,i "Somel e a the n s s po so re c y i te w e 447 m r e s g g un- deterrent in collection of .taxes." already ta ger n investigations conducted. attend. a h n en were enlisted fo th Regular Army, set a sonsecutive rec- FR UITSTHIS and W•ltK-•ND VEGET ONLY ABLES rd for W rld the o I 1 ;.-.-.-� - o Inthis N ovd'istrictem e , since oll· 7 c 11m1------·------War. b r the usual b ICEBERG LETTUCE . ':::' · � n : � CALIFORNIA CARROTS Sc: W l er L. H a e , 21, of . Elizabeth.learned, was He : a�enlisted't asrv y t.� · C a Flying TEXAS NEW BEETS � et repo1·ting today a National a��JaE}d and is! riF;��:1r::t :�:the Flying School at �:�:: Sc The, Bank of West.. field. LincolnFla., Lakeland LARGE BANANAS ... 25c to be i ni e-m t n OFFICERS Westfield, N. ·J. g n n n on h trainlni • an Army pil t. I to become o lJ; 4 John T. 24, of 6 Ev ­ LARGE CALIF. LEMONS 17c 31, Rushton, er Statement at the close of bu1ine11 December 1940 green court, Westfield, en sted the as m?ment as li at IO for FRUTCHEY .•.•..•• Vice-Pres. l i g l t n F y Cadet and is LARGEJUICY ORANGES E w. A· PRESENTATION IN EASILY UNDERSTANDABLE repo m Yo kn University for T S E ILY ...... Vi ce-Pres. FORM rt g to New r s. N V a BIRDS EYE FROSTEDFOODSI Ofor I St a spcci';ll CQurse to be squadron cn­ L. DECAMP ...... Cashier RESO URCE.S . ginec� the CUT CORN ...... :r Enlistmentsm Air Corps. . . . Asst. Cashier during 1940 . . .. box 2lc ...... ALL LIABILITIES THE BANK HAS: Newark,by sub­ SPINACH ...... BRADFORD MEET o ow : 947; ...... ,...... box J9c Cashier TO stations are as f ll s • ...... Asst. items, n d l s r e 251; 238; Cash In a d e r R a k ... . TOWNLEY e B . . $ 450,794.76 Jersey City, Phillipsburg, vault, cash balance in F a e e v n 2 4 ; Elizabeth, 194 ; Pater- .:•!!!:::=====:======--= ¥ A...... Asst. Ca.Bhier Funds on deposit with o er ank ...... 144,393.91 Hoboken, 1 -= --- th b s . . . Pa c, 151; Morristown, GIUDITTA (Available on demand) son, ss i 140; and174; Somerville,a 5. U. S . Government Bonds a t e U. S. . nd Bonds guaranteed by h 7 ...... 1,062,400.00 Government(Carried. books at less than present market value) Federal on Loan1 a C rpo a e B n s ...... NONE Bank Make your new car o r t o d ...... $13,449,333 1940 ...... 4,500.00 Stock, Federal Reserve Bank of New York . ... . in TOTAL QUICK ASSETS ...... NEW YORK, N...... $1,662,088.67 Y., Jan. 6-Cred­ . . mem­ its of $1,142,695 extended to Its in DIRECTORS · Notes discounted and notes purchased ber savings and loan STUDEBAKER (For associations CHAMPION local merchants, corporations and individuals conditicns N ..� .. consi on cw Jersey and New York by the stent with sound banking) ...... $ Loan Bnnk of ROBERT L. DECAMP . 119,735.95 Federal Homo New Collateral Time and Collateral Demand Loans Dec b r, brought to (Secured by collateral of greater York during em e RED R. DOERRER value than the loans) ...... $ 104,985.35 $l:l,440,33:J tal ad· F M ort a L n� on . the to amount of lowe1t p i d e a . bank r E E FRUTCHEY g g 449,623.oG the ce R o �cal Estate on...... quarterly...... amortization...... b1U1is) . vanccs made by to its mem­ G O G W, (Ftrs Liens-D 1940, AL E T M. LAMBERTON t O% ber institutions in it was re· ...... 78,913.25 b George MacDC>n· c B R e ...... ported yesterday y 6- yl. sedan ��;·�·�·d·vii:ilii'''E"qu ·ipme �t ...... 3,221.24 c the ����W�r ���d Fi�'iu bonrd, This AUGUSTUS C. NJl.BH 25,250.00 nl l, chairman of$18,796, 438 d nc d OOthere r Real Estate Owned compares with a va e v r ...... NE\VELL ...... ::::::::::::::::::: .".".".'.'.".".".".'.".'.'."." 4.70 '.!'he in America HERBERT C. d afts . ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::." : in 1939. bnnk is the central H. SAN ER for TOT4L RESOURCES ...... credit agency thrift and home- FRED D . . . . $2,448,822.22 located in the ROBERT S. SNEVILY I financini.: institutions Second Federal Home Loan Bank dis­ THOMPSON LIABILITIES LLOYD trict. b l c of b n ' out- LIABILITIES TO PUBLIC: '!'he net a an e tho a k s ...... $2,246,860.00 stn111lirw ndvnnces to membor lnstitu­ e Deposits, Cashier's nnd' Certified Checks Outstanding . . 31, to More miles p r ls p y e ...... tions ut December amounted b . . . . . NONE $21,lW,413, .since Bil n a l ...... : . . the largest amount LIABILITIES TO SHAREHOLDERS: the 1032, the organization of bank in g l. tban any c as "A" ...... _ ...... 68,680.00 6 7 a �re�erre3 -Cl s ...... and a net increase of . % over out­ 25,000.00 d c of · $19,810,094 �� � stnnding a van es 8 60,000.00 m hs ther 6 or f�:v twelve ont o "d'� .� � �:¥�::6��:�::§���:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 6,320.00 curlier. for Reserve for Re rement Clnss ...... Earnings of the bank the year ti Preferred lB,560.08 BANKING SERVICES

game. Me ry ...... De 1... 2 176 Driver ...... A.re••• 18 ..7 180 148 All d in the season there has r 8 18' ur 157 193 Goettel ...... 117 121 115 g Eichhorn . been close competition between the ...... 1U173 158 167 ...... 140 162 Richter Kenney . 18' Winter ...... 147 145 140 Keys and the Senators, and the win­ Deal ...... 178 158 . . H9 Marsh ...... 181 ' 168 App ...... •. 174 151 147 .. . . ners were only one game a e their lU v . . bo Totals .... , .... ; 873 850 Totals ...... 737 rivals in the first half standings The Ga1 . m . ill . 712 Se ators lost out pins when . 186 16 To· honor the school's grid s uad Thomas ...... llo•.e 152 138 162 n Kooker ...... ••rtlt•. . 2 by 41 ...... 168 1720(0 112 848 q ...... 15Z 152 128 they failed to def at the Collegians in . .. and coaches, the second annual foot- SmythStrong ...... 167 160 U9 Lawrence ...... 157 20 109 e ball M111er . . the second game of their match and Ul t r ten dinner of the Regional High Ebersole .. • • . 160 163 e lat . • 208 1 � . 153 163 Bon:O�r1·�� � ��� 160 18' School Boosters Cl b wlll be he Tichenor ...... • . 169 149 167 only won a 2·1 decision. r:�f: Jerry .. d Handicap::: ...... :::::::: , m35 36 35 .. . • ...... 163 194 u l Toth .. . next Thursday at the Hotel Winfield Totals ...... 838 719 7 9 Next Monday play in the second · . . Tot(\lS , , , , ...... 906 863 765 u e . :r �� �onnei.ii m171 Scott in Eliza t . Last year's din- 1 half will get nd rway : ...... 160 191 be h Stiles . • . . . :. : : : : m m ner was at the Shackamaxon Coun- Scores : Mvllero . . 19o Hot Stove Dinner Ke71tone• 852 try Club...... 159 162 U3 Totals ...... 18 169 18i:- . . . . m 899 Walworth 8 Huy ' . . 146 U7 . . George ing e s Set For February 3 Patterson ...... 180 171 l?1����lga.. 1" :::::::: 163 138 K•llY ...... Wll. . . lte. . . .Fla•ll 181 161 158 Spr fi ld i . Morton of Reydel ...... 193 Ul 132 Suits and Koss ...... 68 181 171 chairman of the general committee HS Hamme ...... • ..• Smith ...... 162 211 m161 m1161 199 . 19Z 136 . . 216 w e The fifth annual n . . 179 r � . 1 ith lfr d Glynn of Kenil orth an U i n Co nty. Hot Bedell ...... 178 D���grcai» 52 62 � � a . A w d o u · g� · : s i39 Stove League dinner will e . � :::::::: oire t :::::::::::: m1 9 William Adams of Clark Township as b held at 9 Tota s ...... 901 851 . . 97 80 L .., •• .., .. •••••.. .. ,.. • ,• 138 145 . . . . . •, 8 879 7 i7S h s aides. County Clerk Henry El abeth Carteret H tel Elizabeth, l Wooocltoppera 818 Totals . Overcoats Schultz G. iz , McCllntock • i F r o ...... 143 . 151 189 211 Totals ...... 946 749 Nulton again will be toastmaster e rua y 3, it was decided Monday u• McCandless . . .Fra.t•. .. You . save plenty in 0 Average ...... 125 174 ...... 166 125 180 m b i69 awson ...... William F. Brown, head conch, nnd �ight at a meet ng of base a men Degnan ...... 2 1 L 152 139 125 this semi- annual the i b ll Martin ...... 125 fri138 182 169 'B Ta•tr L•nelt h s assistants, John Geston and J se h administration Wari­ . . 1 ° O i .... • • . . • • 172 180 m . .•, . . 16 1 15 m 186 206 en 126 i VnnDerwerk r 8 88 s ...... • • •" clearance r 1 125 Hug o p nanco Park. A building, o . ���F o tya".".':::::::::: . of regular Parrett ...... • • 40 s, will be h on red guests along guest of honor will Johnson •• , ••• , ••••• 162 r :!.: Cotnmenllna .....• ... 136 he o ' 33 . 139 106 ��� with their pu_pils. Walter E. Short, Frank O'R Ul'ke, one of Elizabeth's Hopkins ...... Totals ...... 808 8 ill stock. . . . . • • • 1!:9 170 be i54 . '• WahlSauces. . . • . 57 secretary of former majoro . • ...... 141 169 State In­ eaguers, is now Totals ...... 772 819 Herndon• . • the New Jersey l who a m . . . 1 terscholastic Athletic Association w ll co t the Cincinnati Reds. . 163 Totals ...... 671 m i s u for Stevenson 160136 163 169 also l • . "• • • . •. 128 ..ee ID be i vited at nd, •the P a s also made onday for Peden 170 Benalaser. l•••r to � .....lieaaiora...... 172 201 • 187 . m r ofn the te as will organization�ere M Sell ...... 181 . . 47 166 . ay s towns that supported of a full-time association 1 o :� : .: .:. :. :. .: • : . :. : : : : m 191 176 U: t e Regional High for the promotion ft0o 'l:'1':i� 1 Herndons�rJ :Michaels��::i.ri�g�., ...... :::::::: , .., : 149 m m School and mcm- of aseball, ith � . 198Hi : .. ,:!: U6 Dunn ...... 214 194 iU h of. a b w : : H6 8 bers the Regi nal board of ed'ucn- � nuary 20 t as the tentative : : : : : : : : : : rn 201 0 ...... 814 766 13 Do.Poalo ...... 160 232 . start­ . 28� Totals • . . 148 o se c . 165 1 on . ing date. herr . RllllnP t1 ¥���rS i k :. :::::.....:. ::....:: �m 170 157 Totals ...... 969 821 • 216 ...... 858 . . 168 843 Tote.le . 803 . . . • . 50 133 137 896 Rio .. ..::::::::. • 1m to on t Vollesl••• 165 156 ��=::IU����Ing ...... 170 178 203 Girls Dem a e List Fencing Tour 1ss . 170 1tr neys Hrudo.pple mnn •••• , . • • 103 1 88 Newark Bears to Play . 177BOt 162 Sto 1 . . m Handicap • • • • • • • • 6 15 5 Physical Education For ��m14·:::::::::::"· " 188 152 181 School Girls . . . . . •. Andrew•Otto .. • •...... 1]6 1 Slate . . 199 10 Heavy Spring ...... , ...... 798 827 916 High Holt . . Totals Elise Van Leuven Fenc . . . . �9 897 777 , vice president in to . . . . 7 6 � s for girls In Totals· . . . . 2 ·game spring schedule will be of e Girls th� ------More Local in the Leader A 6 � Athletic committee, is physical educationui� classes at the . . played by the Newark Baseball Bears, m h News ch r n of the program committee H!gh School wiil in ew weeks. was announced this week. Con­ themn n begin n Bowlers Defeat is f?r a ual girls physical ed ca­ Girls for fencing will enterf either Elka tests h ve been slated with the New n u out 3-0 tion demonstration which will be giv­ the d tourna· Amboy, beginners' a n ed Perth York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Phil­ en at. the High c n:ients or va c Solicit Your Work a Mar h 7. . Both rn ments will con· . adelphia Phillies and Detroit Tigers. Tl)is year the School, tou In the men's �on of the Cen· We program will be itled tmue ti. II the finals which ill be stag· The schedule will open March 16, "Mailem i el c and will t . a w loop Westfield, at home, Neckwear o " i lu trate e� durmg the girls' p ysica educa· tral Elks six days after pi hers and atcher in sportss l '' l s t10n l t e th y Sunday. ; Vario s magazines pr am, 7.h s ep P r report to Managetcr Johnny Neunc ats "st le u ol;(r w Ambo 3-o· Union, Reg. 65c. Now ?ep1ct)'. the forei n of s s . The girls reportMarch r rac Elizabeth was by ChesterPROSPECT West STREET & Son g rt and fo p · blanked 772 Se ring, Fla., where the Bears will nc de folk side po t1ce fencing l infield whitewashed an invad· b � dance studied in phys­ �nee week, under the direction and P a CARPENTERS SOc train for the sixth consecutl\'e year. icallu s a ducation classes. "The Sat r­ of Miss Doris Ing Rahway team. 55c. The incluu n club e BUILDERS Reg. Now fo official vanguard, g day Evening P st" "The Nuw Acker. AND officials, newspapermen and l players o am! ------J Yorker" will also be used to repre­e o e 2 ' living In this vicinity, will leave New­ General H m sent side of For Modernizing Reg. Now arch 9. the humorous sports. Westfield Quintet Defeats $1. the finale, "Life" wi l be In lta Phaao1 ark,Last M ueason Newark won the In­ magazine for $2.25 used. l All 3 8Sc ternational League playoffs and then YMCA ln Fast Game Garages '.fheg irl , under the supervision of Sloan Haase uisville in the "Little s Re-Roofing s 20 i s nnd Miss Doris ---- (all types) . defeatedS Loe . M s Gertrude Swift 64-61 Reg. Now World eri s " cker are plrnnin the entire pro­ to i Modern Bathrooms $1.50. - g By score t e Westfield lied in the third stanza ga n ba . 1 gramA nnd ' h c1 for $3.50 will do nil the staging. n qu etof defeated 64-61 S o n House twci points, but tho 'winners managed Modern Kttchens 3 YMCA int l final period High First Foe "Y" on the New York City court Fri- hold them even the floors a to n in re. New Hardwood Arb Harry day mak a cle n sweep of tho ser· i by a close sc New Porches Of WHS Swimming earn Miller Places to to w o SOME ODD ies of twoe game• bet een the two Scores: LOTS -- T w Recreation Roome In Trapshooting squads oa Event this seas n. W••tlleld Westfield High's s mming team "1'" F • Attic Rooms w Sei ert was the outstanding man l . SUITS and TOPCOA i ...... TS o en its se .. son, January 21, rr l\I'll f b . 1 0 P Insulation. e� tied with o h fl o , J�ngllHti, t , . .•• •.•..• 2 ta22 wlll p . 1 n t e o r getting 30 points . ?. �. 1 a ainst Arts in the II s 0N \V c�fleltl t • . •· . g . High ; �n w u i and nnd Mfor. Huuton, o No Too Small School local W W stfie d. White adlled U. g. ;:::;::;:: YMCA o · Project po l. The team Is coached D; \V S ey 0 a w ck e e l o 14n �Wlo�a,' ag eg . � ! r 12 p ints to the i ni g g ...... ii1 t No Too R . $35 and $40 ••••••SALE by Harold Shaterlan E \� w score. Snndcra, • ...... 7 o . h , l range for n White . . Project Large � C s the C imax For Slonn House Chirou tossed in , " .· . ·. . . .. Other meets on tho schedule, wiLh hiGunh �� n� . o H BEST OF REFERENCES: . c?i���= m,e c1 � 111 Satur-! total of 27 points was closely :::::::::::::::: $ J9·.!:! some meet.s In the "Y" tan , arc: Jan. s1 8i oo on a and � r ij 1i k the by Da kin, who hit tho rim �\�lt1�: FREE uary West Side High, home ; 27, dnyfi d nftem· o� t South y Totnls ' s 65 8• nc� man ad a s Plnin-o followed 31 PLAN 25, e c e 23 i;��� NING SERVICE. Kearny, home; February h l trap h r of for tallies. �j���· 4, Beut 71 Tho game was plnycd on sma G1 Side, away ; 7, Nyack, a ; 11, Arts, · · · ;;v�S Fl FHA a r aking a ll l ...... te.7 w y B o 76 tnrgets, P. c u t and as t ere wns r,o lor, . . . e . ' P or Private Mortgage. away ; 21, West Side, away ; 24, c 1 u ofu o r n consequcnc� h t \ 2 Can . r r or took t p h o b n h . I be Arranged, Kearny, away. IA Jcr� �� �t� n j o on rs ���� "·a n he e . t lo'7t �ot� �ld��n���� . 1 g : • • • 1 2 Financi11g for I a pe ial tenm race tea h� :1 a a m £ � ' n, • '·'·• : • ' ' • ·'• • • '·' o of tnlned s c cnp- on h:F�n�r1a) l II' .:• :• :: • :.• :'.':• • ':':•'::: • • D� g g Modernization. by Robert Hoffmnn of New centratcdest e d ol\'cnso.a to 10 lead In : Jo m1t hn franks W fi l weekly Th• WHtfidd · · • · · · • · · 23 The will you up date Brunswick ef t took 15 Tctnl• 156 �I1 L•adfl' keep ea ed a lenm captained the first quarter ' but wns held even Score by µerlod•· nt Tel. Weatfield local to now.on by H ro Vnnd · 2-2208 Men'• Apparel a ld Middl es th on ch . •., • all the news. Subscribe wor , a so of In the sec d ns ea Houao• · 8 15 10_04 Dell'el'J' by mail. Onl a B k , 160 1 11erlou squad Woet0e1<1Blmrn • • 160· 18· · 17 16-Gl Under 207 N. tallieu 18 po nts• Sloan House ral • 1 East Broad St. Westfield, y '2 yur. N ew runsw1 c i • Refer�o: onos. 1 You Are No PLAINFIELD STO·RE-1 31 to 160. \ J j Obligation. PARK AVENL1£ . TH E WES'ni'IEW .tEADER, 'l'H UBSDAY, JANUUY 9, lHi

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. . . h . s.tock om. . . · . . . · ases howro s . S ro Pure s ·· Koos B f . · adurers\· . from amou Manuf Bedroom Suites 76 Sam(:>\e and odd Pieces\ \SPOSAU R QU\CK D D. FO . Low R\ CE " Koos Bros rices\ P s "Over P avin· g Extraordinary . S any period ion M Wide se\ed ypesl to T Save woodsl 1/3 1h se of on each purcha 1

have admired Fashioned of'the finest of wOods, inscribed with Thel!le. are the beautiful bedrooms you . hallmarked qualit longingly at double these prices! Many of them priceless perioddetail, for superb they're '1buys" that you won't see againY. have caught your eye as you thumbed through the construction, y u anning on a new bed· pages of "House & Garden!" Some y ou'll still be for years to come I If o 're pl such room six months or even a yea fromnow-it will seeing elsewhere, but only at KOOS BROS. at r be mo than worth your while spectacularly low prices I Why t Because this huge re to be here tomorrow BROS. purch se of prize sample stocks makea morning! ever again, you find so KOOS a For seldom, if will it possible to offer these beauties to you at savinga many outstanding bedrooms assembled in one place of one-third and morel -at one time-at such mfraculoUBly low prices!

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Bedroom Suites "•' ' Sheraton Bedroom 8-Pc. Sheraton BedroOmlu in strous walnut veneers. grouping any woman :wouldlove Traditionalspade fo ot. interiors of oak. Dresser, having! You'll appreciate th!! d eep-toned mahog� All 9 00 v�nity, chest, be.d, chair, bench ...... 11 . any, the expensive detailing! Three pieces (bed, chest, dresser) for a mere ...... •..... Bedroom in the Swedish Modern manner. 89.00 Bo11ewood Modern Pin-striped Bedroom with l arge Striking appearance. Beau ifully grained wood. Walnut t double-d?or chest-robe, �esser, vanity, ed, chair, Bed, chest, dr·esser....•...... •...•....98.00 b en h b c , mght table. A fine 20th century interpre- tation e ...... 3-Piece Sheraton Bedroom expertly created of bar- · of b auty, luxury, and quality! . . 189.00 . vest-toned mahogany An excellent buy for any Sher�ton Mahogany grouping polished to 'a soft budget! Exquisite craft ans p d sm hi in be , dresser, glowmg lustre! Seven pieces each handsome in its and handsome chest-on-chest I ...... •...... 89.50 own right! Bed, chest, dresser, vanity bench, chair, night table ...... ••.••...•...... , 59 Sheraton Bedroom in finely matched mahogany with 1 .00 rich marquetry inlay. Unusually spacious pieces. French Provincial grouping hand-rubbed to a satin­ Seven carefully detailed pieces include bed, chest­ smooth finish ! Its antique beige coloring on rich mahogany appeal on-chest, dresser, vanity, chair, bench, night will to your sense of beauty! Bed, 9 chest, dresser ...... 79.95 table ...... ••••••...... •••....1 8 .00 . llodern Bedroom strikingly simple of popular limed Mahogany bedroom with attractive extended posts oak. Its light wheat color is so much the rage I Two on the individual pieces. Something you must see to beds, dresser, 5- dr we chest (not t hree draw- (bed, chest, dresser) 79.00 11- r appreciate! Three pieces ers •••••••••••••••••••" •• ••••.•.• • •.• •. •••••• !) 8'.60

Maple Bedrooms Early American Bedroom of solid rock maple with Colonial Bedroom of solid maple with an unusual fine oak interiors. Glows warmly with an unusually antique ·Puritan maple finish ! Tops in quality " " lustrous finish! Three pieces (bed, chest-desk, and design! outstanding b y at r ce! 89.50 An " u " this p i · dresser� remarka ly p iced ...... Th e e b d se .••...••....69.95 b r I ree pi c s ( e , chest, dres r) Maple Bedroom, amber-toned, notable for its crafts­ Chippendale Bedroom of apple-butte birch created man�hip-like design and quality construction! Rich r by one of America's foremost designers Orn mented metal hardware, too, for that look of luxury ! Bed, I a with heirloom hardware. Finished maple interiors. chest, dresse •.•.•.....•...... 59.96 r Bed, chest, dresser ...... 89 .50 Three-piece Solid Maple Bedroom with a highlighted golden finish! Four-drawer dresser, han ng Three-piece Colonial Bedroom fashioned of honoy with gi ­ mirror, six-drawer chest, and full-size panel bed. A toned solid maple. Bed, chest-on-chest, dresserwith • •.•. • • 49.95 ••••••59.50 buy a yt g! , • , ... ••••...... ••... oak inspired reproduction if n hin '"·' interiors! .An

Occasional Bedroom Pieces Each l!laoh .•.•••, •.. 50 •••• , ••• 9 2 Modern beds 3'3 of satiny walnut 17. 2 Solid maple chest desks ,.,.,•• ,, •.27 . 5 5 2 18th century sleigh beds, walnut. 4'6 ...... 17 . 0 3 Twin beds in solid maple •••.•••••••••, ••••.1 4.95

...••••••. 9.95 M hogany colonial poster bed. . 5 1 a 4'6 S Solid maple chests of drawers ...... 2 4.9 1 Queen Anne vanity and mirror, walnut .••..15.00 2 Matching solid maple vanities with mirrors 26.50 1 Modern walnut dresser and mirror...... 25.00 2 Solid maple dressers with hanging mirrors .•26.50 8 Sheraton vanities and mil'rors, mahogany . ;10.00 Solid maple beds.in full and sizes, 10.95 to 16.50 Walnut coloni l poster bed...... • twin 1 a 4'0 8.95 •••••••• . •.u..• • .... y chests • • 1 Conventional walnut vanity and mirror 10.00 Maple utilit ¥ 4.95 to 7.95

Every PieceSubject to Prior SaleI

,,, ; ST. OEOROBSKOOS AVE. (Route BR 27) OS.RAHWAY, N. J4 JANUARY 9, 1941 THE WFBrFIELD I.EADER, THURSDAY. for points i ha team, with five , while lliken a.ice Kaneand Bill Smith .. Pul JWler AnlaWe � Ed sr.cred four ftaye T JIWlllJI UN lty WI 1 Gnllps'eacRegionalh. got a good start, -Of fer t.o ---. · • off of nature T p r l getting eight pointsto three in the \\'hi lj> those in search he new buil�1 t; lin I �ter a t Plain d recreatio are being offered an op· f1 ir period fiel outscored them n 0 di but the ttend a regula m th· �- :e a to a � on • • I'----&-& 18 and 11 to s in e iwe<>nd qu rte� he portunity the Watchung f °# �O V1\--pal Park winners back to dommate t ly nature walk through BRING YOUR init• t :::.11:� C:! Com ' came 1i _ _ Pe:1. C:: w.':.t..: play in the nal two periods. Reservation Sunday, persons interest- .J • .xJIWI I !!USSIOD �0�;.fty. . the fi is n the in a longer a d more strenuo Orat �-L--1 T grou?S• : • "J For first ti.meth seaso n ua 0 1·Regio n ed lll'J Ullil.J use al de- j urney will have chanci: a om· I 51'.ch d Jayvee combine tuted o a to cc School � team pen winter season ars feat it waa beaten by the �rdin.al pany members of the U�1on County NEXT PRESCRIPTI •..._ ...... ,_...._ a:..a. I :\P:ll sk.t. will.p t be permt�e sp untilng 1 as -. 5------will its 15• exceung on n -" ...... _. -8 . m. I Ja ees by a 21-19 Hikin Club on tnp through apmst. School IJI ice Dunng en he yv marg111. S� at � p. oa . local and w:H: there close g its .._ �rr of .a.so the j �-r _months, as . as ;w n g a Jockey Hollow N onal � c-ta Bill squ.ad the Trailin by 16-8 margin at the ti Park the " f'.onl li m there atarto f last quarter, Regional same day. Both are � of u sbtmgpubli!c building will be: the the o e ...... IM die the ·�-�-�� mrebu ; m WM! as 11 ees pared b annem outings p n t.o ntammg ngub.r from last Je&f'a team1!r:r f�weeks Pr:i. shelter. I Jayv y Robert D an, any one. t 0 u r TO THE CENTRAL· Is , � 8 re::i Parties, meetings nd othe assem- o 11 points to 6 for Th walk will he d by a rallied to sc re e nature l F blies held in the he r by o a .!kw-:!' s lte t vistors, ut fell sh rt by l m Happel Plains who may he three Wi lia f , tam� • promise l be . e b "*1t_ u .&-- refporu;ibJe groups Th �nly regu.la po ts. Va ce the big for W o Scotch e t r � !•--=-- .... - in n was gun will discuss " inter Nature." S a t- tii;.,;;.....tJ. .::::!; I governing its use mclude the h scored ninf' points g bove Ill el. Ila of. , -.. e ing point parkin loop a ..,,.•Ytl 1. tions jamtor the CarJmala as is th AND SAVE MON a for e :- � payment of with Redd close on Lake Surprise at 2:45 p. m. . ALL PR&SCRIPTl0Jlf5 ARE CffltKED AND a smalll fee and his heels with __ its on y between I a E - ,._ f• Oce11,•rt use � eight t llies. Elliot Heilbrun of lizabeth will !Iii ' 15 bErv:ice, d nl for r TWO f �: . 1:ea� =:1the Jlerised construction plans for a p. an o y � Regional was without the aid of lead the Jockey Hollow hike. Hikers CHECKED UGllTUED eat a m., IY i!:'. 61 11 at no admtssion Les ILE &h proposed track at Ocean- which 18 Pushman and Art DeBattlsta,. two may at the administ�ation build- � areet� �;of l race meetings P��es � �;;;:: i hone a ha fo stars. Coach Brown Wm nco Park, Elizabeth at 9 PHARMACISTS AT AU. �·, " alling f r erection of c rfe(i. rmer Bald ing anna TIMES, 1 port, o coveredf In of groups of under bs ismissed them fro the s uahe , grandstand a eapacity o ease pe�ns d d m q d m. or the Morristown C mmunity j withre aseatoved a. o \ ff"�;., .._.Yt- Co&mwi.the tam captain,8 lsI personsw e ppr Monday for taking a jW!t Theatre After lunch, the to start at years center�t although lie t90 18 of age, the bwldmg mayver be1 1 Christmas vacation at 9:4 y � Ne only if a chaperon o .2 before the lumni game, leaving the 0. l tart the ... lllltOtller fla due to .his JiDl)' looking ill- . the w 'Jersey Jlaci g C-0 mmis- reserved A hiking group wil s second onclida bf n of in . nd q somewhat of hole. They fc;l;- .-. p f:-.l age is attenda c a will· s uad in a lf of ita journey from the pi nic idr• rm.bly aioa at Trenton. years f ll r pons� �l ty. he 1 ha c - � i by Mon- ng acce t u es 1bi i T were replaced by Michael Loh and area on Jockey Hollow at 1:30 of whnla will . The tnclt, sponsored the to isp 77 fee g feet IOc JOOUth Park Racing llb uilding t l on . Casal . road m n, wi i . and 36 p. m. � -.J' Larry°":Jeb • V -,! a Auoeiatio wide. soctal room 36 feet by e . ....,.41imue Tra Bm )'DOI" �, Ollie�- clubhouse seatin The 18 L ne-ups also have 1,500 s a h ge stone ace. i I feet and ha u firepl : DR. LYONS peftOllS, bh lfl Pfaf•kl• RI !!' .-&S.-,., PeteJ Hayles,nn Sona'· l el use terraee 2li th Resl-• - 1,500 an room for A porch extends along !-!front and Wan a Claeu Espert " ' r-... Alld7 .f'.Clrpsh. John McCarthy ' �ting20 000 sides. a io made c . · f uneab OF MAGNESIA TOOTH : , _. or fro t of the irn:nd- both Res�rv t n t ? 1;·o 1i 1Rand'lph . 2? · .ir-O 4J's PHIWPS POWDll persons s may be t o O Kane, 19 MILK Jolm 8mith: ! more : st!i.ii�in n a n dep�rtment of the Honeck'r, t '. f . raeing reason h ul at the reci:e �io lferi.tue, liome, .January 1 4, Mea_ ii £dilHtieD . Jan� i The is &e ed ed a W r an Park. ;' t, TiieOrafoJJ,.WuJe 18• u ollows ftard-,tostand. .June p rk m co Zablel•kl,· c � g : 'W� N}lrJ, t � & t 21, Heart, 0,...... , • comm15s1on, a c z o t o c ao 1 5 o o A numbe r of al c hess 1ayers 1 16 Saund � kw, home; Sacred home; .. nruzek, ir o O!Schmldt,'rs, ir I oc . P S.;rnmJJe.. ' traveled the Plainfield. City Hall �( II. any; 29, Newmanj , • F•mary 21, a . to i'i/l Water ...... Qaiattl W rchal, i I O Hl �a�g·�: : �o A g Saturday night to see ...... lillme; Sacred ���1:ii.� ir � A g 1 1 I. A. Horo- ZISanty, c ess expert and former mem- ��; B9rt. Sayrerille, LfetJ C.Wlt •. 6 2o witz, h •waflaway. 21, home ; Plaia&eld . ti 3 Z:, Totals 7 ..__ __ .J ea�&a Totals by, periods: ber of the Um.ted States team, 1\\i'.IT; OnltGr>' __ Def ,...... •r YWCA d m a aChe&1 slmu ltane Z4c ·>. Score 5 e onstr te his skill in · � Regional HS · · · · · • 8 8 6-275 0 new term in the h lth education Regional High School's �ulldogs de- -2. 21c lie ea · · 3 7 6 ous exhibition. SYRUP ..:_.:__ &--- ·Aa School PIR'!'r����: Hjl011,;; · J�{.ii'2-9�..: - -.. ,.._ ep n t e Plainfield High Horowitz lost no matc hes and was ' 1j f• d rtme t of the YWCAmany opened on teated h Friday night on the STOKF.S Pkbfal• Tuesday. Among quintet 27-20 . rc a draw l l!C p the activities . New CoulinJ Slide o to in on y two in t"."o · P' __ oft'ered i gym work, danc· Springfield court. It was t e1r s xth f ed i\f'i"_' are classes n � i houn of play against twenty-one d f- ing, ton and swimming. win the season and their st;c?nd U FOR COUGHS • .AlltlteliJ owner badmin of p in uk ferent opponents. The exhibition was J'. Marino of the1 N 8 i o COCILLANA ��0 lud at West ront ext Thursday from 7 p. in Un on County big live competiti n. Set p . t F . to m. sponsored by the Plainfield Chess Expectorant . PlaiJl1ield,eu.21 per. a in water safety and life av of th squads took nu 1 s · bo �· on tion with winter sport. Club and was preceded by an analy- . C4Une In c nec l�; -- has been given , Members b k their Ii!;;..,._, Plainfteld' ing started. erous shots at the as et but activities it was announced this week sis by Mr. H rowitz of a play· t,4' ·'....._ 11J the Board of will be . � jj;l · .Adjutment erect a $60,000 sports marksmaruih1p was poor in many that e et between a game to a n w coasting slide has been s ed h1m1elf nd Kashdan of . . it not cases. St. . �;:·.,.. tliere, providing will be up at the "Overlook Wall' near New York. skating. n..:.."-t •- Jo n Wanca beaded the Regional Geo Warinanco Park Drawing i h niller lltr ... h rge avenue in w t . the chesm master �--fo· The r to be ballt Ti -- wa attack, bitting the for live field ;:p ; structure, andmain· rim and that a new system of spraying were Henry :p. Hibbard and Gunther 9c 9c Corrigan of Chicago quintet i:oals nd two foul shots to take high the toboggan slide has n t f:-� tlinN11J the firmof A The University a bee Krogall, both membera he Plain· New will be designed eked out a 32-31 overtime victory over scoring honors . Tom Casale, scrappy placed in of VERLON !�1 � Iran. York, effect. field first team. The other nineteen j)'.;;:. 'fria&rlly for skating. It the Prin n basketball team Mon· guard for the victors,. looked g d on H WATER lee will ceto ?<> The coasting slide was a tower opponents lost ARD an additional day ight. western the defense, and added five pomta to . . .-tabout-*60, 000,with n The Tiger's inva- eight feet high and sixteen feet wide, Mr. Horowitz born In Brook­ IVORY SNO,' f to be spent for refrigeration ne and wa11 LARGE !)..;ll0,000 alon has ttedtwo wins three the oft'ense. with runway of forty-eight feet. It lyn in and a child teamed O It also be adaptable �ach Bill Brown u ed nine play a 1907 ag a to �;(: _ eipaipmmt. will defeats. . . s - is believed that youngsters, getting a play the game. During ca�emlc for other and a er the contes�.. B1ll Saunders, tall y tL stagine sport. u s m fast start down a strep grade, ma years he became a member and cap. S AP cen r for the v1s1tors, was top an �,- -nation ball. &IAD. THE ADS-A.ND II.A.VJ: te m coast about 600 feet in the d'irection tain of the New York University of the d cake ? ------�- --- playgroun area., chess team, which captured the inter- Prior this year spraying of title on four successive to the collegiate oe- ,. toboggan was a diffi lt pr ess, casions. ��;, alid cu · n ol ing e the ttestle work. In 1931 he joined the 1:\ i v v climbing · United States Zc willof eliminate ochand Chess team. e The new system H has been victorious spraying. By means of small sprlnk· many times In International tourna­ ·S ler heads, fastened to the trestle at ments. Next March he plans a cham- S intervals, and connected by short pionship mat.ch with Samuel Reahev- MITH ·BROS. Grain pieces of garden hose, it is possible sky of New York. . to spray toboggan slide merely . the by opening a valve o p c· 001- n the su ly Teaa h._ 0r·.Opl ASPJRIN h costsp for · line. T e saving on labor G:.1a•• s ...:..,_-mi•• - : . one week wm s otr et the cost ot in- · -· . . . · . stallation, it was T ... MeetsRalawa1 1. ' ',;_ ------, -?',."-\"'-' Dozen Hl1h School girls are particlpatin1 · ; their first s m ah I, Wait Weather in wi ming R · ·· meet at . ·'••• - .,. · - - ac SPECIALS on afternoon. Th a· · .C., way this e i• •••••·'··'· ... EXTRA · •. announced;Man· -- , " lidiJ .larse • med For ce girls have been practicing every Tues- · . .. .. ' 3 bar• 25c bar, : w• ee Westfield R • Sc T I M b day night at the YWCA under the I SOAP Wintry wea\hf,!r, and plenty It, in direction of M ss Elizabeth Campbell. CLEANSING' O c of i A D o 1· A . bar S hurry, will have descend on this . The main events will free style a to' be MEA.T S IVORY area if the two blg ice carn als which 400 rd race, backstroke and crawl. TISSUE , FOR CAMAY S AP iv ya O . 2 1.:::. 39c have been plann�d are be carried There will ' be no diving events. Th' W to • out. Westfield t.eam consists Doris Mc- · � IVORYSN In E z b c o of Dor· THURS FRI. SAT. FLAKES 2 ·���. 39c li a eth the, re reati n com­ voy, Anne Edwards, Grace Eldo, • hopes to· hold annua show Brown, Jane Gilpen, Jean F mission Its othy & C IVORY at Ursino L ke Saturday, and the Rockey, Jeanne Scott, Claire Reese, CHIPSO ANuu:.s a l B . 2 ;;;:. 39c Union County Park Commission will Patty Shellenberger. sponsor an ice meet January at '!� 18 4"' 25c RI 39c Echo Lake Park. Both have unusual· •. RO.AST . · Workman lni'ured big entries. OXY 3.11;, ly BROWN'S � CRISCODOL . l·lt>.. . 2 • ;�::. More than thirty M ddle Atlantic In Fall From House , , • can i , can 18 48c Association skaters have filed ntri s IODINE e __ DUFF'S GINGERBREAD MIX ...... pk , 19c e C. g for the seven open races at the Echo PREMIER SMALL SWEET I K / A fall from the second floor to the , First Sis Riba P C L ..12-oz. b ttle 23c Lake event. The races range from ES o ro nd resulted in in·· j MIXTURE � e 440 yards to one for both men g u on T hursd·ay · B l mile, juries to Frank Stnneski, 52, of HEINZ o= �� BEANS ·:�: and women. 6� I i atf �K 25c : South Fifth street, Newark, Stanecki Bottle n those plan tak part Amo g who � e . fell while working on a new house FRESH 2 ar Bob Anderson �nd Jim Davis of . HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR e being built for alter Lee, 297 §c Brooklyn ; Jam onnor Bernard W, 17 es Orange. West. l� l-ORK LIBBY'S c I 0 C· , ern d rive South EVAPORATED MILK ...... can Dray, Mike and Henrietta Pre- investigated by i••••••••• i ��I� 6c Heidt The u�cident was PRESERVES, Strawberry, mier of New York City ; Helene Car- in Tea rde who · WE RESERVE 9c jar 23c Officer Harry Johnson called I THE RIGHT QUANT I TENDERLOINS Ga ....1.11;, lcsco of North Bergen, Leo Molen· and ummon- TO UMiT Dr L ri er Armstro g s PREMIER n d_ ykc. of Paterso , Gilbert Krog of · m Dr. Armstr ng I'Jlp COFFEE vac11 � ed an ambulance. � i:i �n I . I., Ed S c r e , L Smglla of o th Riv·. forn 1< k 1 s Holhs, u treateod Stanecki . l�ju ! er and John Schneider of Long Is· b inJur1es and . N � � 23c right shoulder and head ' COFFEE land City. ed to R ahway Hos- 25c ordered him r emov CUT J9� McCORMICK'S 1 "' · K.LI GER TEA BAGS ...... 25 aize can pital, Rah_w_a_Y ·----- S t�'i 25c Thrifty Budgeteers read the adver· RA thcments in every Thun s in l CALVES TOMATO JUICE-�=:��n . The Leader W�stfield Leader lead ocal for day and thrifty�R..-d The advertising save. Be thf news, irculation, . CROSSE &: BLACKWELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS ads. c CENTRAL DRUG ST 3 . ·; .. ;. ·LIVER Varieties 25� EAST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD, -18 ...... 2 cana 25c PREMIER RED Z43 I ALASKA SALMON ...... tall can PREMIER 25c VERTICAL PACK STRING BEANS -Aep Style ...... can I 9c r- ...... IJIr 49� SUNBRITE CLEANSER ::::::::::::::::=::::=::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::��It� cans 25c . S I E LIBBY'S 6 Your Winter Money LCOOKEC D D LIBBY'S BARTLETT PEARS . . APPL.ESAUCE...... I arge •...: . ·CheckThen See PREMIER KADOTA Fl .3 canscan 2Sc 2 Us for the CashNeel HAM can . · . 3 S PREMIER PEANUT .. le ome folks borrow here to pay off scattered LE . � . for 19c d DIPLOMAT CHICKEN�--oz. BR ...... l I25c -and so substitute a single B orH ...... 2 can monthly payment for· 1b.bo� · B caD1 eral. 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