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YMf, Nt. 31 SUMMIT, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1147 » linmpi'rni.ii i I IIIBBBS^—I I3AYIA* 6CINTS City Frees Itself From Crass Drive Worst Snow In Six Yean ForWWKKI Teacher-Police Salary Boost Summit thla week had conquered its worst snow gtorm in d*y«Wif5,4 w«i functioning on an almost normal basis. M dty Wotfnter Frank A. Murray will tell you Opens Saturday Urged as Budget Is Adopted the storm created plenty of work. The city had 10 snow Marshalled behind the skgaB, Common Council unanimously adopted the city's plows workinr continuously from 9:45 p.m. Thundav 'Your Red Cross Must Catty On," 1947 tax and appropriations' budget Tuesday night fol- unti••-•»l midnight FMtajr clearing r """ more than M0 volunteer workers lowing a public hearing during which time" a plea waa tht highways or all. will officiary open Summit's 1MT Red Cross campaign for 140.000 made for giving teacher* and policemen higher salaries Scivengtr cc-ueeuoai were than are provided lor in the action. William Kirk, owner stopped FYlday and the refuse this Saturday, James W. Bancker, drive chairman, announced today. of Woodland Park, an exclusive truck) used in plowinf. Collec- Summits quota also Includes residential section, declared, "1 tions were resumed Saturday on a chapter branch** of New Protf- don't think the budget does Jus- full program, denc* Borough and Township and Summit Banks tic* to teachers and policemen, Ttve city engineer said tbe 20 Pajsaic Township. notwithstanding th« raises men from the street and disposal Bolstered by $9,000 in special Uwm. Firtt CI&M schools, department were augmented by AnnounceEvening gifts already received by Herbert police and streets ar« the three 10 extra helpers, He explained G. Fuchs. advanced gifts chair- function! of local government. that a «a»ll number of streets man, the workers expect to reach Banking Hours Thtr» are a'lot of wdrs* things were not plowed Thurwky night Summit's quota by March 10, al- Tits plans reported last week than railing the t&x rate. I have or Friday because of parked and though the national drive will which the local banks had made brought a lot #f nice people here abandoned automobiles. continue for the entire month. In .anticipation ot tbe signing .of and w« need good schools and Utilizing its own mechanical police to attract them." •' Each volunteer has been sup- the Barton Bill, passed by the loader and flv« or more trucks, plied with material and worker's New Jersey State Legislature, Georg* E. Moore of Bteckbum some of which wtre contract kits and is ready to start out making Saturday a banking hob- place, a research engineer, sup- trucks, tbe city practically com- Saturday morning to canvass the day in New Jersey, will b« put Into ported Mr. Kirk's contention that pleted the undertaking yesterday city's homes, stores and offices effect as of February 2ft. The bill teachers' salaries are "too low." Mr, Mo«r« declared that all tbe' of removing all snow from curb under the direction of the follow- l in question became a law through to curb on the principal jrtretts BEHIND |HB8CENI»:o^ the approaching Red Cross campaign are many volunteer workeri who cltiwni at the Board of School ing chairmen: Mrs. A. Clifford are responsiblefor numerous detailed arrangements necessary for the success of the venture. Pictured the action of Governor Drlseoll on in the business center of town. Bernard, residences; Edmund G. Monday, February 24. Estimate hearing'on the school Holiday Week-End Helps above are a group of women preparing solicitors' kits and material for canvassers. Left to right are budget urged higher salaries for von Dunn, hotels and apartments; Mrs. John R, Palmer, Mrs. John Carpenter, Miss F. Marion Greene, Mrs. Elliott Brockelbank and Mrs. The three banks—Th« Citizens The holiday week-end held Edward C. Holmes, business and Trust Co.; The First National teachers than what was granted. transportation problem* to a John N. May, Jr., chairman of staff assistance and head of the campaign office. Budget Tofci's 1 Ber. RoekweO & Braak industry; Mrs. A. G. Harms, New Bank and Trust Co. and The Sum- minimum as Summit household- Providence Borough; Mrs. P. L. mit Trust Co. will, therefore, be General a,T>r<»' ; tht ers proceeded to tackle their own Procter, New Providence Town- closed on Saturdays beginning adopted budget. , 620.8J snow-removal problems amid ship, and G. B. Keeler, Paasaic Menta! Hygiene March 1. As an off let to this Sat- compared to *l,fc* ' • 1M« biting temperatures. Dr. R. S. Brant Township. Summit Herald urday closing, thes« banks will be as modified by-a\"-'. *, re-' Confronted with little or no op#n on Friday evenings begin* fleeting mi lucre**** ui \..l«,48t prospect of a thaw, transportation Pastor Here forCampaign and Chapter officials Announces Change Society Dinner nlng Friday, February J8 between City officials would not commit and highway officials, including were enthusiastic on the eve of 0 and 9 p. m. themselves as to how this year's also the railroad,' Public Service the opening of the drive and ex- This program h being promi- budget compared to totals of any and Union County Hlgjjway De- 23 Years, Dies pressed confidence that Summit Of Ownership Meeting in March nently featured to an advertise- other year's budget, It wvi ex- partment, had travel conditions would respond as in the past and Rev. David K, Barnwell, D. D. ment appearing elsewbete In this plained that it would take time Rev. Rockwell & Brank, D.D., "go over the top." back to normal here for Monday former minister of the Central J. Edwin Carter, president of has announced that the Summit Issue of the "Herald" and the to fcompsrt thi record*. Required morning's rush hours. On Fri- Presbyterian Church, died sudden- Aledmry Statement the Carter Publishing Co., at a Committee of the Mental Hygient banks are making every effort to tax collections to be raised this day hundreds of workers were ly on Sunday Tilght last at Palm Alfred W. Alesbury, newly elect- recent meeting of the Board of Society of Union County will bold advise their depositors and cus- year ,to support appropriations •ithcr tardy or absent is report- Springs. Cal., from a heart attack ed chairman of the Summit Chap- Directors of the company, has its first public unnual dinner *nd tomers of the Impending change. tot*! H,2«,M>3.O compared to ng- to their Jobs as buses and following an Illness from asthma. ter, in a special statement said: made arrangements to turn over meeting la to In March. Details of last year'i $1,130,382.30, an In- trains were unequal to the task Dr. Bnank was ,71 years old and "I have been privileged to head active management of The Sum- the program and the exact tlms eresje of |ll«,211. However, $1,- mit Herald and a controlling In- and place will be announced at * MS,«1B.M was aetuajly reajlxed, of overcoming the eleBUEnU. Bus was born In St. LouU. ....•„..,,• , toe Summit Chapter, American : terest In the'"'business' to four of later*dafe. but the committee, of telt >e*» in tii c()lic«tioni." And train schedules were consid- Dr. Brank assumed the pas- Red Cross, which includes New bis associates, Ferguson V. Bass, which Arthur , O. Schwars is •raWy Improved Saturday, Bus torate of Central Church on Oc- Providence Township, New Provi- Appropriation* orvicc Saturday because of dence Borough, and Passaic Eve E. Forbes, Edward W, Hot- chairman, has advlwsd that thete Goals in Sight, tober 24, 1917, following the serv- Otto W, Ifcylor of the Civic IUC Washington's Birthday, was Township. Your Chapter has land and Carl S. Hulctt, Jr. will be three recognised rwychla- ice of Rev. Minot C. Morgan, com- search Group questioned the .'owed up by motorists and truck grown enormously in the past few Since the purchase of .the Wil- trlsts present &a invited guests. ing here from Savannah, Ga, amount of surplus revenue cash irlvcr* parking on the clear Jams years. It has met many emergen- mington (Del.) Star by Mr. Car- They will present briefly some MacGregor Says where he had served the Inde- appropriate In teel»it*ge t wheth- n Broad street and Morr(i aw- pendent Presbyterian Church. cies with great satisfaction. ter last year, an executive com- general phaj* of m« tal hygiene *W« expact now to achk e coneAtpeA with V«&"A;UI ntfl -if tlj» major obJ*ctf''**v,«J '*h« wholeH amount iys|lablii nuc. Previous to that he had held a "Now we have a quota of $40,000 mlttee consisting of the four'atf Amos Hiatt e;udrenV ^ijkuiJrin tu* IHJ SMiinr.ftf cititens % >uld uoi b« placed therein. Tw» The travel problem here during pastorate in St. Louis, Mo., into raise 'Ova year which we need sociates and Mr, Carter has been and marital or family affairs. area held last December liuSWr'.ffiri twenty-teven thou- ruth hour* was considered acute the ^rajK Memorial Church. to maintain the expansion of our managing the company. Mr. Car- After (be talks; there will be rence J. MacGregor, chaflrnun of sand dollals surplus cash revenue Friday as it was everywhere else named for his father. humanitarian services as well as ter plans to devote more time to Hiaft Re-elected hai been appropriated thU year an active audience participation the Cltliens* Committee fOr a in this area. Commuters who He was a graduate of the Uni- fulfill our charter obligations, not bis Wilmington paper and other compared to $l8S,3f2.28. Mr, Taylo program in which question* will Better Overlook, told the Summit r were delayed In reaching their versity of Virginia, leaving that only to the community, but to the publishing interests and will short- was told that $22,000 of this fund b* freely directed to one of theHerald yesterday. "As previous- jobs found the home-going as big institution with a law degree. He serviceman, from the able-bodied ly open an office In New York YMCA President; was not appropriated, Of course, three psychiatrists in Town Hall ly announced, the Citizens' Com- A problem. Many who normally attended Princeton Theological overseas to the hospitalized vet- City. had all of the money available in fashion. The queotlons will be ac- mittee has been consulted regu- ..isc their own autoa retorted to Seminary and after graduation eran. At the directors' meeting Mr. this fund been appropriated, the Mrs. Bray Cited cepted either Orally or in writing larly by tht nominating commit- bus and train travel. Some of in 1906 entered the ministry. Carter was re-elected president expected 32 point rls« In the tax "Many -people look upon Red Amos Hlatt was re-elected pres- and will obviously be anonymous tee of the Board of Trustees of the Friday afternoon commuter Retired In 1MO and a member of the board; Mr. rate could have tapered off. Cross as a war time agency and ident of the Summit YMCA for If written. Invitations have not Overlook Hospital and all nom- trains arriving here were jammed. Bass, vice-president and business He retired from his ministry are prone to let their interest lag 1947, as were his three fellow offi- yet been sent to those who have inees to the Board will have In- Mr. Taylor tlmn aaked If -U was i School* dosed manager; Mrs. Forbes, comptrol- here on October 15, 1JM0, having when hostilities cease. Those of cers, Fred L. Palmer, vice-presi- shown an Interest in the Summit dicated that they share the views the "considered judgment of the The sounding of the city's fire ler and treasurer; Mr. Holland, served the church for twenty- us who work with Red Cross day dent; Holmes A. Cliver, secretary; committee's work, but.-it", was of the 1,000 citizens who met incouncil that the tax rate should alarm in a series of blasts early by day know that It has very se- vice-president and advertising di- three year's, the longest period of and Robert O. Peterson, treasurer, pointed out by the committee in December at the High School. be raised." Councllman-at-large Friday morning proclaimed that rious peace time obligations. It rector and Mr. Hulett, secretary any incumbent. He was made pas- at a special meeting of the board charge of the annual affair that Those citizens urged <1> a major Ernest S. Hickok, who presided (Continued on must be ready for all local disas- and publisher of The Summit at the meeting In the absence of 7) tor emeritus upon his leaving. A of directors following the annual all citizens of Summit will be reorganisation of the Board of ters. We have hundreds of serv- Herald. year later Dr. Brank was selected dinner meeting Monday evening. welcome at the meeting provided Trustees and (2) an independent (Continued on page 12) icemen and their families coming by the pulpit supply committee The new officers have been as- Woodruff J. English, who made they reserve dinner places survey of' the hospital by recog- to our home service department nized experts as a preliminary to of the Old First Presbyterian sociated with the firm for several the announcements, also stated if they do not receive invitations, Church to Observe for aid of all kinds. Our classes reorganisation of -policies and Church, Newark, to serve as pas- years and are residents of Summit that the seven nominees for the bjr writing to committee-member, in first aid, accident prevention, methods. tor until a successor could be and vicinity. The new owner- board had been electe'd_:_W.--A, Mr». James ,B. Burke, 5 Llewellyn Chamber Honors water safety, and nutrition con- "From the beginning the Cit- found for the retiring minister, ship becomes effective March 1. • Herr, Mr. HiaUt, M. A. Solmssen, road, Summit, expressing a d«- 40th Annversary tinue. Our public health nurses izens' Committee has placed pri- Rev. William H. FVmlkes, D.D A. R. Bartley, R. R. Diefcndorf, to attend. > made over 4,000 visits in this dis- mary emphasis in Its, own mind Past President Kay He ended his ministry there in B. W. Griffin, and T. W. Johnson. trict last year. We must also give Pascoe Submits New Other members of the public dn~reorgani*atton of Uw by-laws With Short Skits September, 1942, Mrs. Elizabeth Bray, girls' work continued service to patients at meeting committee are: Mr*. of the hospital. The old by-laws During his pastorate'here the secretary, was presented with a Community Church will cele- Lyons Hospital, to establish for School Aid Measure Margaret Jones, -Allen R. Deven- contained major faults which over At Annual Dinner membership of Central Church 20-yeer pin and a corsage by Mr. brate its 40 years of existence in them a_ link with home, and to Senator Herbert J. Paecoe of ney and Mrs. Sidney Darlington. the "year* resulted In bad* organi- Business men to thenumber of doubled, from 700 to 1.400. It was Hiatt, presiding. In...appreciation Summit with a dinner and enter- aid their morale with recreational A report of the activities of thezational habits—among them sclf- 200, member* of the Chamber of also during this time that the Union County yesterday intro- of-her service to the YMCA for tainment at the YMCA on Sunday, and welfare programs. Summit Committee for the year perpetuatlon and 'poor circula- Commerce (and friends) gathered cornerstone of the new parish duced legislation to increase state that length of time. "MM. Bray March 2, at 6 p,T m. will also be made after the din- tion.' We are Informed that these at the Oanoe Brook Country Club house was laid by him (June 24, 'Ton, the public, have always aid to New Jersey schools by about typifies the YMCA to many peo- Tracing Its history here "back ner. • faults are being fully corrected Tuesday night for the eighth an- 1923), and the fiftieth anniver- been generous. May the Red Cross ple," he-said, "as she has been to 1906, when a committee of resi- $13,000,000. His bill is designed to in a new set of by-lawi which we nual dinner of the Chamber. sary of the church was observed. associated here a much longer dents was appointed to arrange merit your continued support." bring before the Legislature the will have ample opportunity to Judge John L. Hughes was On January 15, 1922, Dr. Brank time than any of the rest of us." Patrolman Dukin .for "Unitarian meetings," It was '"' Bancker Message so-called "Plan B" of the Educa- study and that the n«w by-tows muster of ceremonies and intro- dedicated a bronze • tablet to the found that the first of these was Pointing out that of the total tional Planning Commission. Un- In his recapitulation of-the ac- fractures Wrist will be presented to the annual duced those who participated in memory of the men of the church complishments of the past year the short speech-making, which held in the Odd Fellows Hall in goal. 52 per -cent will remain in der it school districts would re- Pctrolmnn Charles Dukin frac» meeting for approval. The by- who had died in World War I. and the hopes for the future, was really cut fc> a minimum. John January, 1907, and in 1908 the the local chapter and 48 per cent tured his wrtst Tuesday evening laws will make some changes in Dr. Brank was moderator of the. ceive an additional state_aid of Allen R. Devcnney, general sec- G. Vocgtlen pronounced the Invo- •cliurch was formally organized. will be sent to national headquar- about 5:45, when he left the curb organisation which we believe will New Jersey Synod in 1935 and had J16 to 127 per pupil in 1047-48. retary, said that there were four cation. The ministers who have occu- ters. Chairman Bancker issued, to go on traffic duty at the inter- satisfy the community* demand also been moderator of the Mor- membership goals before the pied the pulpit of the church have the following message to the pub- With the proposed Increase no section of Franklin place and foil a 'major reorganization.' Seated at tli« head table, be- ris and Esser Presbytery. He had lic: school district in the state would YMCA. A growing active mem- Summit avenye. This was re- Plan Ho*pltal Survey side* Judge Hughes were Arthur been Rev. Frederick Cr Brown, been a member of the board of bership is first, toward which 1946 "Yes, the war is over but the receive less than $30 per pupil and ported by Acting Captain John -The second fact of Irajportance Becker, president of the Chamber;, Rev. Howard Colby Ivcs, Dr. Ihowed good progress, with an directors of Princctoln Theological every district would be able to Gannon on the Police"Department.* is that the Trustcei have cbiwent- Perclval M. Bland, president of Prank Carleton Doane, Rev. Oscar (Continued on Page 8) _ Increase from 100 to 250. A larger Seminary end a member of the spend at least $110 on each pupil, He said the patrolman "lipped «s ed to' a recommendation of the th« Common Council; William H. B. Hawca, Rev, Stuart L. Tyson, volunteer working membership Is board of pensions of the Presby- with reasonable local effort. Un- he left the curb to approach the president of Overlook that the Kay, Jr., past-president of the flcv, A. Powell Davles, and Dr. necessary, 'as a tremendous terian Church of the United der "Plan B," Summit would re- Intersection. The Injured man put hospital have an independent sur- Chamber; Dean H. Travis; W. Jacob Trapp, the present incum- amount of the work would never States. Dr. Brank had served on ceive $71,857.50 as compared with out his' right hand to lessen the vey of the hospital made by an Rae Crane, secretary; Marsh H. bent. Lilian O'Grady, get done without them. A progres- fall on the ice and Buffered the the board of the Presbyterian $7,185.73 under the present Pas- outeido organization of compe- Shorrock, treasurer; Thomas W. After the dinner talks will be (Continued on Page 4) fracture in so doing. Colcnian, Thomas Miller, Harry Home of the Synod, located at coe act. tent experts. We understand that Kiven by Dr. Trapp and Oliver Belvidere. Chain Store Head, we will have opportunity to con- Doyle and Willinm G. Nordling. Tliurrnan. chairman of the board Burial In Faaadena fer*wlth the Board on the choice At an appropriate moment Judge of trustee*, followed by a histori- In 1945 he went to Pasadena, of the organization to mak« the Hugheg announced that there waa cal skit in light vein, written and to become one of four ministers Dies at Cement '47 Phone Books Bigger and Better survey. a duty to perform and that he presented by members of the MM. Lillian O'Grady, president would turn that duty over to Dean. serving the First Presbyterian "The position of the Citizens' church. The main event of the Church of that city. of Lillian O'Grady, Inc., died at the first local subscriber in the tho new directories represent H. Travis. Mr. Travl* then, in' a her home in Mlnislnk road. Con- Well, the Book of tho Year is Committee continues to be that It few well-chosen words spoke of evening will be an address by Rev. . Surviving him are hla wife, the 1947 volume Is the "AAL Engi- many hours of proofreading and vent, on Sunday after a long Ill- out and in the hands of the public. has no "authority to require any the work accomplished during the A. Powell Da-vies, for 11 years former Virginia Cox of St. Louis; neering," a concern nosing out checking and that 58,000 changes ness. Previously. Mrs. O'Grady It is larger, better bound and con- action but that it has a responsi- past two ycar§ by Past-President pastor of the church, and since two sons, Charles Brank of Los tains more reading matter than were made before the printer was bility to press for the goals Which 1 had lived in Plymouth road here "Aaroe, Anna P. Mrs." who head- William H, Kay, Jr., while leading 1945 minister of AH Souls Church, Angeles, and Rockwell, Jr., also the 1946 edition. The format"1 is given tr"go-ahead" signal. There were so strongly approved at the for a number of years, and was a ed the list last year and hns been the Chamber of Commerce and he Washington, D. C. living in California, and a daugh- practically the same as last year's arc a total o.M87,000 listings In the December mass meeting. We feel* member of the Fortnightly Club. forced into second place by the had proven a worthy .successor to Under the chairmanship of Ru- ter Mrs. Ruth Brank KneUel. issue but the covers have been book, which covers Union, Middle- that we cannot acce|>t anything less wife of Frank Kneisel, violinist. She was born In New York 45 A&L outfit. As in 1846, "Zusi's sex, Morris snd Somerset Coun- former President Gardner F. pert R. Lewis, the committees are changed from an easily-soiled than the citizens of this ar*ea have Eastman; and as a token of the Services will be held hi Pasa- years ago and had been a resident Sweet Shop" winds up the local ties (including a portion of Sus- in charge of Mrs. F. C. Wight, beige to a more durable pearl demanded, esteem in which he is held by his dena, where burial will also be of Convent only since last August listings. sex County). Deliveries began In '1 inner and hospitality; Mrs. F. S. gray. In other words, th» New "Meanwhile I would like to say fellow-niembcrs of the Chamber, made. The business which bears her the areas affected nbout ten days McQill, Jr., speakers; Urn. Harry Jersey Bell Telephone Co. this The new books still hnve the that we are-getting full coopera- presented Mr, Kay with a radio, name is a chain of five dress ngo and it Id hoped that the 205,000 Dampman, play; Harry Jf. duett, A memorial service will be week began distribution of the symbolic "Spirit of Communica- tion from the Trustees/of the hos- which hennid, would come In use- shops, one in Summit and two copies needed for every phon* Printing; Mrs. Albert L Stilts, held in Central Church Sunday, new 1947 directories. tion" gracing the cover but con- pital In our efforts to fulfill this ful at Mr. Kay'k summer home at others in New Jersey. subscriber will be completed by publicity; Mrs. Clinton E, Masher, morning at the communion, when The phone company has a some- tain 138 more pages than last responsibility. , Lake Brsklnc. a special tribute will be given frtrni Mrs. O'Grady is survived by her year. The subscriber's section con- the end of this week. "We urge all members of the and Roger Shannon, young people. husbsnd. Leo A. O'Grady; a »on, what harder Job this year for it Thank* .Mmib^n the pulpit followed by the singing must distribute 1,000 more books sists of 604 pages us compared to The company warns that there Overlook Hospital Association to James F. of Convent, and her Mr. Kay renponded with a few of the hymn, "For All the than It hopes to collect. The Sum- 428 and the classified section 204 will be no othor editions issued give our committee their proxies mother. Mrs. Augustus Amplo of words of thunkn to the members and the choir will «ing or mit section of the directory has as compared to 144. And In ca«e this year for newsprint shortages to vote at the March annual meet- Wtore To Find It Lindenhurst. of the Chamber nnd said that favorite hymnJ!, . , jumped from 6,415 listings In 1946 you are still reading this and in- prohibit the old "fftll and winter" ing If they approve our objective*. Page Funeral services w«re held In terested, last year's volum*. when We have no reason to doubt that though hfl no longer is president 10 St. Vincent's Church, Madison, to 7,765 1947 listings. U»t year directories, So, hundle your book Church •• Club to SfN the company gave out 7,800 books compressed, wtin thlrteen-nix- the program whlchjv* are trying he would do anything for the n yesterday at 10 a. m., where a re- with cure, refrain from using It Chamber that he i» asked to do. Classified ' snd this year it will get rid of 8,- teenths of an inch thick and thin to help the Trustees achieve will At a special meeting of the quiem high mass was celebrated. ns a mingle or doorstop, because He also expressed appreciation to Dates 13 i...i.i,i,tiv niub in Lincoln 800. not counting repeaters and year's book is exactly one Inch b« carried forwnrd In accordance Fortnigy Burial was in St. Vincent's Ceme- it won't be replaced until 1948.< the membra of the board of dl- Deaths I. • the volumes chewed by dogs through- thick. Measurements will vary be- with the wishes of the commu- 8 School. Tuesday afternoon, tery. Madison. (CoTitinued on page 3> Editorial* *•• out the year. cause of increased usage and PS: There are 54 "Smiths," one nity. It»ls our obligation, follow- NT. P. Borough J »T members voted unanimously Jo ing the open meeting, to be sure mm" or Lion. March" l« « month Discounting a "ringer" from weather conditions. "Smythe" and 10 "Jonea" In Sum- For WINKH* Mg'VOItH cull HAE N. P. Township '..'.• '• >ell the property at Beekmai. road when j«u ne^il • food •pernwmMit that tht program Is completed." r"rnw«Ml lUlrdr«.«*«. 114 Summit Nwk. (the AAA, 186 Washington), , The phone company states that mit Su. t-mi. Fre« Delivery til » V. M. Social .* ", 14. W and High street, now owned Vf •vtnue. —Aav. •i Sports W> I* Uit Club. X t THf fUMMfT HttALP. THUHStUV, FttttfAmf t7. 1147 0,13 Betebwood road. The meet- Urgts Artist* Sum* CwnHfce Is* Is eeea to as those interested. Ernest G. Maibacfc baa bees ap- teTohr pointed chairman of tie local Cos* (LY-ExUbit jMctis Hi BHifTi o»itl««. Jtrs. BjorttBlf captaia of tie local acid Tfc«e msmbeM of the Stuasait Art At- Cancer Find Drive a member of the county executive ef #vtrrMr tnaet wbjecu aad thw sociatlesj, .am represented at tfce The organisation meeting *f the committee of tie Society, will be th« beaefiU of awdtoaL .„ third l*«w Tar* embttlttaa af the sVinatt Cosuaitfeee for the 1»47co-chairman. J. 8. Brian* ia presi- ___ »r. Edward Oattrib told Associated Artfsta af New Jeney. eaatpaiga te raise fusdt (or tit* dent of the committee. |b« rortaifhtJy Oafc oa Ptataarjr to open Suaday at the Bivirsida » at ta« Ufa acMai Baaatarad Muacum, tU Riveaia* Drive, at American Queer Society will be The Summit csuspalftv which lttrd street, the show *H ra- held tonight a* T:» p. m. at Utf will be Md is) tiie month of April, hi« auditnc* that hypttotim U la* wed wits incnaatac fsafaaa* BMin tbrouga March Zt> Summit Federal Savings aadXeaa will be developed tram prelim, iaary pleas «tttMa<4 Tuesday atght tg to aVaviat* pala, ta ehlldhtrta, Oarald Davis aad JJf Stsesa- at the msetisg of the Usioa Oo«s> aaiaor opcratioai, traatataat of &t will show paintings ta sal ty Cancer OwmKta* la SUarabeth. (racturet, «utur«, aad la eorlaf Mr. Devi*'* title* will be Mrs. Jofcnsea. who Is alae eouaty ers* aad "Autui dirsctor from Sumatft, aad Mrs, Md pr*cUc*iy *li alwUaa; II is a Mr. Stromstsd will have few ffe- Oertrude areas, diiector-at-Jarge halp la ovarcoaalic gtaaral l turas, TPha Rseh;" ^^•t*TbT* for tha eosaty, atteadad aad will aaai in *co.uiria» kaowladfa, Study." Tooth," aad report to the local ©rgaM**«a« Omsk." Misa Martha Berry will eammittse tonight what support to kaMte aa sail Wttag, bjntaria, exhibit la the essae *Water Ceiats. "• iwigaiia, eaecsBt, MNtalBg, aad taw of aaU-ooaft- "•* •••• Jencv a.- tAvour Mag developed «a tlw county, Tempera, aad Geuaebe," state and aattoaai lmls for the Aaact. Daattfts at* iuaa« it with "Stttdy » OMea," "1Wstb> UTTERING nation-wide campaign. ttatitata who bava asyadaUf aoaai. in," -Wjwaing Rsjeks," aad ttvatetta. Kofatalitlaabavaavtr Foratt" ILLUSTRATION ban raeordsd from tba uaa of Did you get your tldkctfT Batter Hew Poke Judge The Art nadical hjrpaotiaaa, ha aaaphati- PRINTED POSTERS hurry—everybody, Jwt everybody, people «f Sumsait to visit caliy announced. NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE will be at the fashion sttow Fri- show which ia opea daily, day, March It, at the Hotel iub- HypnoUjm la bateg wmA with To Sit March 6; Monday, from I to • p. SB. ADVERTISING urbw. Get your ticket at R«4 raturnad vttaraai with, oaastdar- Mr, Strasaatod Is assa CTOM Headquarters, IM Spring- ask auceaai ia rtatoriag taoa to aeveral paivtlaga at the P.O.I«KlSI,Siimmit,NJ. field avenue. normal *lertn«oi. Dr. Obatallo said fines bnposGO porar> Arts Gallery, MS East tWa Used scientifically and honestly, Albert H. Bierman, recently ap- atreet, from March 1 to IT. -ALL W MAM HJUPTT AOAW-that to what Heodrik (Theodore with tfc* medical prafesatea in con- trol, there is a wide future for the pointed aa Poaoe Court judge, Iliad*) and Greteaea (Nancy HUOMOB) ataf ia the popular number, wtil ait the first time ia that SU Isle of Our Dreams," from Victor Herbtrt'a TUd IfUT irtaidi attainment of fine results ia many —H«ppy Hill Play School- casei that prove stubborn under capacity at the March « session wai prtMnUd batoro ea»acttjr audiaacas lait iWday aad jhtardayt of court. He succeed! Peter C. Wl U Amy Uctwn Murray Hill Summit 6-5218 J at tlw high achooL Tlw animal G. O. Show waa as amUtteu prodtw other treatments, be believes. HOT CROSS After demonstrating tba two Triolo, who recently resigned to p Mm. Helen Bixler Pen, Director— Uon baring a catt of noon thin 100 atodmta and apaetaenlar iinglBg accept appointment aa city solic- aad daacing nttmbwa, • kind* of hypnotism on tba whole Chile, will be included » Mia* formerly with the Summit Public Schools. audience, the swift-acting taeci itor. Judge Biermmn sat with Harriet Avery's talk next T^ssv Assisted by competent Nursery School nation," and the slower "verbaHia- Judge Triolo last Thursday night day at 3:1S in Ltaeote School. BUN TIME Teacher*. and aaid that tha numbers not tlon" methods, Dr. CoeteUo chose In the latiers final session of when aba will give a pietmre af only bad a rtajKuuiMUty for them, four subjects who reacted most holding court the Intet-reUtlon of the three Chamber Honors 1 Mo».,< Wad\, hi • t A. M. •• 12 Noon aahrta but alM one (or tno City Amcrioaa. (Qmtlaaad from pagal) favorably, and illustrated hia pow- Ac Thursday ! setaion of court, of Summit er* by various means.. Mrs. Rob-the foUowing case* were acted While Perott and hia Children from J to $ Yam »f Age have lost their European raotora who had worfcod with him Iatrwlaot DlMetara ert Cowen, iixu. Leslie P. Guest, upon: <• . • •• ••> lag, they are as anti-United ~/*/w ChUd Care from I AM. to $ PJt. — la the Chamber, and wiahad hia Arthur Becker, tha new presi- Mils Muriel Kirscher, and Mrs. golomoa StepHgbt of Broad •ueowaor, Arthur Backer and the dent of tha Chamber waa intro- Ray Walker, while in.the hypnotic street was acnteoced to tv days othar offioera a wott aucccaaful duced. He first called upon the atate, responded ia various waya in tha county Jail for violation of y«*r. He aUo a*id h* thought thl« officer* and member* of tha board to his suggeitlona. One shivered probation on a nonaupport charge tha flneat meeting tlw Chamber of directors to atand and be In-and pulled her coat collar up upon Fines were. imposed upon the had held during hia eeven year** troduced aa he called their name*. being told sbe wai approaching a following: Joseph E. ICooney of connection with the Ouunber.and Mr. Becker then made a K-mln- cold area; another held her armFanwood, ft for not having prop Cnjoy an Eirtninf ef ha waa bapsjr to have rendered ute speech, recounting some of straight out for 10 minutes and aanrica. He than incited all to er license plates; Frank Cuicone Baked fre.h every tha future possibilities of tha city, developed a fictitious toothache; of Mountainside, IS for falling come to hi* camp to Uitea to the aad tome of the things that had and the third' whistled for an day. tto delicious, TELEVISION naw radio. to atop car after striking a dog; been accomplished during tie past imaginary dog in the aisle. Daniel Varner of Broad street, , Judge Hufhei laid In lookiDg •'•"• 'IN ;•:;•. •• year. (The Herald hopes to be Mn. Letter A. Crone, president for not showing proper license frwtiiij - topped hot around ha noticed among the din- able to give Mr. Backer's re- of the club, Mid that she wasplates; L. Josephine Laying of ars aoma former mayor* of Sum- mark* more fully in next week's pleased with the demonstration Short Hills, |T for speeding- and THE CRYSTAL ROOM mit and introduced Jamea W. isaue—Ed.) and the serious reception it was Bancker and 0. Harry Culli*. He Edward Rausch of Newark, (9 for M«wer» Cocktail tendered, as well as the favorable careless driving. alao Introduced PerclvalM. Bland, Robert Reynolds led tha group comment It has received. The John Q. Dlec of Myersville was All* acting mayor. In doing thii he staging, accompanied with ac- largest audience of the year at> rtferfed to aoma city ordinance* cordion played by George Mllawo. tended. remanded to the county Jail to 1O0 $e» Our aad BUta lawi, to which Mr. James Gallagher of Public Serv- await hearing by the Grand Bland aaid ht wanted to call the ice sang icveral aoags. Entertain- Jury on charges of "indecent ex- Judge'a attention to tha fact that ment was furnished V Carleton posure" made by a West Summit rolb ALL ROOM-TERRACE ROOM-BLUE ROOM tha Country dub waa in Mlliburn and Dot King, in unuraal mafic; matron whote daughter bad been Rugs art Towaahls. Mr. Bland congratulat- OUo Oatti, song atyMst, aaslsted by annoyed. The case was investi- ad the Chamber Spoil ita work Arthar Becker*; Don and Mary gated bjr Detective Nichols* Gfa»- cleaned right Rlcardo, Jugglery at it* beat; aad so and Frank Van Tronk, Identifi- at Liberty Beechwood Hotel Ray PIckard, comedy musical act cation officer. ' • --• Everett T. Spinning and xylophone apecUltlea. Cleaners than JO miles offshore Overlook Nurses Simnlt, N. J. from Cuba's highest mountain— turq.iuno,MM feet—the Carib- Elect Summit A rug tent to u* k *" Id Union &*, WB N. t. acmuuusc bean Sea reaches a depth of 1% 9*t* the cleaning TeL So. (MU77 miles. Girl President of it* life ... effi. A Summit girl, Mildred TeAtsco, was elected president of the newly- denilyj formed Student-Faculty Coopera- tive AseocJatioit of the Overlook Hospital School of Nursing at a recent meeting. Mlsa Rosemarle SU.o-0901 Koons of Springfield and Miss Car. mella Chiarolanxio of Madison MAJESTIC were elected first and second vice- presidents respectively. LIBERTY HONORED—Franklin L. MoMaae Other officers are Doris Tiger, BAKERY (above) or IM Pasaalc avenue. secretary; Elsbeth Maechtle, treas- Summit, was guest of honor at a urer; Elitabeth Temple and Dor- CLEAlfER8 ft DYEB8 •71 Ave. othy Glnder, first year represents. luncheon Monday at the Bern- Cat aaiJMHery Service TntstCe. ard's Inn, Bernardaville, on his lives; Frances Koonz, or Spring- retirement from the New Jersey field, and Helen Habuda, second Bell Telephone Co. after more year representatives. Miss Ginder than 42 yean' service. He wasis also school reporter. presented a wallet by a company Faculty advisors named are Miss official and also a life member- Patterson, first year class; Hiss ship in the Telephone Pioneers Miller, second year and Miss Mac. Final of America, jan organization of Mahon, third year. telephone people with 21 years or Committees and their chairmen more service. MeMane spent his are Rosemarle Koonz, uniform; P. entire career in the Morristown Room, Big Sister; Miss Chiaro- area with the company's construc- laniio, guide books and constitu- tion and installation forces. tion; Miss Chiarohnrio, house committee; Miss Tiger, social; Miss Sunlight can penetrate the Habuda, hearth; Misa Maechtk, ocean to a maximum depth of 580 finance, and Miss Glnder, school I feet historian. LADIES SPECIAL PRICE SHOES!. for $ Rug and Carpel 1.95 If you cannot pay your tax without upsetting your CLEANING financial plans, drop in at The Summit Trust Company It coiti no more ODD Km ami Xwt MM and arrange for a personal loan, which you can repay •o havr your «;* U chsrithad rugs ..,-•: out of .income Jafer.- Summit Shoe and carpars SaJMMlT, V. I- clsansd by You. need not be a depositor. axparf i.

Qh* SUMMIT THUST COMPANY eVOSM IITA1L1SHED 1191 4-4722 Defvfft Intvraaae So/e of Corpafs C*re>«rarl«*j UNtroiMtt E OS I AN CHAUFRUtS "foHiAvw-. 421 AVL N.X THI SUMMIT HWALO. THWSDAY. FB«UA*Y IT, Iftf I «•* police court Judge. Mr. Gem- Will « rtai- Usl ChOdrea Errant Motorists Should Vof lie Trees ami • grediiate of Do Well to Heed local Kbook. Ha also attended O*to Uatveraity, Mercer Beasiey Park Poice Busy Training Course At $100 Each.Expert Says Ia addition t» answering tltou Rural lulktiR •oboel of Law aiul the University If shade-tree aands of question* from park vi»i- The new bulletin. "New Jeraev'a of Newark LAW School. He was ke«-p an up-to-date etasaa «f ton each year, the Union County At Lincoln T Farm Economic Situation" should admitted to tke bar in tM and « New'47 Date number Of trees ia each u Park Polio* have many other du- Starting with Tbunday, March be read by *v*ry resident of the liraafigr associated witn tin late nwitUy and their atttssafeet vatee ties to perform. This is evidenced f, the UBCota T" will bold a tuts, according to fted D. OSHMB. Vfce Chancetior Law, former tith«d at present wits Jacob R. Mantel. planting, and maiiiteaa««c. Chief Gibb* states in his report stated and March 80, March 27, by the extension service aad may That wa« the Mr. Gannon served four yean in that *J» warnings were issued. Events hi Stale April 3 and April 10, all Thurs- be had upon request to die Court to «tud*ntt in the Raiders the army and with Pattens Third Sot fumntOAses given out, and.42 A State Pate Book of scheduled day nights. House. veraity short course u snads tne Army U tbe ttaroptett Theater of arrests made during the year. Of events ta New Jersey dttriatj 1M7 The institute is designed to Written ia non-tecnaical tens*. management by Mrs. Oarset aMtJt. War. Htwithou instructor these, 403 appeared before the it being prepared for viaJtm and meet what U stated a* a dire need the bulletin sixes up tht farm out- of Plainfield. a director «f tae of military tew at Officer* Caadi. Chief for minor violation*, the residents of the Hate M » f«ia* in the cootwaun^ty—that seed be- look forHMT and has chart* and N J FederaUon of 8a*#e Tie* ante Schook. Prior to bit release others summoned and arrested to vacation plant for the coming ing to train potential leaders to tables dealing with »uppliei. de- ComnHMions. from the army he was an asaiat&nt being taken to local court* season, Coramitatoms» Charlea R. the mechanic* of leadership among mand and supply of farm pro- staff Judge advocate under General Disposition of outside court Erdman, Jr. of the Department youth group*. Although short, the ducts. On* chapter t«Ut about Her home town ef PUiafieUt ' Mrs. Smith declared, vsktat itt Han't the Tick Of Wiih cases retailed as tiut*, 13 of Economic Development an- Itwtitute will be intensive in sup- the family living outlook for the u MOW street trees at tMt aachw Ha is out of the organizer* of the warnings, teven suspended sen- nounced today. The list it eon* plying those taking part with the year, discussing supplies of food, YMI- Watch? or $2,000,000. The Newark Young Men's Civic Council, treat, tences, tix people held for Grand piled by the New Jersey Council, knowledge vitally necessary in clothing, household equipment and Tret Commission values Us urer of Summit liom Club and Jury aetjon, two placed ia the a unit of the Department, with the working with youth groups. The building material*. to y«a. tat *w scientific treet at »«.000.000. vice-president of the Lawyer* Vet- county jail, and one transferred aid of local officials and newt- content will include: csp witt reveal Ut our ea> Broadly tpeaking. agriculture erana Ateociation »f Union County. to the juvenile court. paper editors In all parta ef the The valuation at iim per tree tttfis asy iatfeffectMHi in the Gannon to Seek State. A leaden' Christian responsi- nationally and in New Jertey will Ha it a member of tha American Moat of the catet heard before was scientifically arrived at aad we*am~ Briae; year waten ta to bility ia group and community operate during 1947 under condi- Legion, Summit aad Union County the Chief were offenses' by motor- "We want this Data Book to be it very conservative, Mrs. Mufti k» aenriectl at least ewry sis: 1 life. tions of relatively high eottt at GOPHomhafion Bar Association, Eltt, and Phi ists, of which the greatest num- at complete aa possible), * Commi*- laift. She believe* that when the Psychology of youth and work- repair rates. ber were parking violations. Oth- sioner Erdman added. "Officials reduction and probably moder- public gets a dear picture ef Una Kappa fraternity. Ing with youth. er cases included damage to park in all parts of the State are urged ately declining prices for products, value, it appreciates that For City dot to notify the New Jersey Council taye the bulletin. , mutt be forthcoming fat- Col IniMd Tdtsmti % property, hunting in park areas, Meeting health and recreational The osndWacy of wilifcm B. before March 1 concerning any Interest and needa of youth. care and replacement. Ax Summit resident* have been and picking flowers. Chief Gibb* Only eight or the United States Gannon, local attorney, few tht collected 934012 during the year events of more than local interest summoned far jury duty ha Program planning. pay their governors aalarits of pott of city ejerk In the June pri- for damage to park property. which have been planned la their Giant Kitty! county court* starting as of last History and philosophy of the more than J10.000 a year. New Hawk, N. C, travel mtries «u announced thii week Put Out •» Fines locality." Monday and continuing until "ork i* the highest wrth S25,MoY by Mr. Gannon. Jutt oae week The flrtt State Date Book, pre- feet a year. March i. They are Mrt. Minnie Recorded in the report are M Outttandinf professional lead- ago the Common Council filled the types of assistance rendered to pared for the 1M6 season, wa* in Hogg, Division avenue; Edmund great demand and the supply waa ert in these fields have been se- vacancy by appointing William R. A. Veask, Kent Place boulmsrd; more than 700 people, rn addition cured to lecture and conduct a to first aid treatment of $1 per- quickly exhauittd, according to GiUon to »«rve until the general Arthur F. Lyman, Beecbwood ditcutsion period. They include sons for various Injuries. A total Edwin L. Gerber, managing di- el«ction in November. The Coun. road; Mm. Genevievc 8. Wehe. Rev. Joseph powers of Madison; of 09 fires were extinguished by rector of the New Jersey Council. cil at the tame time filled another Beekman road; Orlando H. Mat- Clarence Moser of Area "Y" staff; the park police. "The Date Book is extremely vacancy by appointing former tiaon, BaJtu.rol road,' and Wil- Elmer Staate, director of physical Investigation* were conducted popular as a handy reference and Police Court Judge Peter C. Triolo liam L. Ruigh, Kent Place boule- education, Orange; Allen R. Dev- In 325 instances for over 40 rea- guide for the thouiaads of people city solicitor and Albert H. Bier- vard. enney, general secretary of the son*. Searches for lost and stolen who want to know where to go and what to do In the Garden Summit YMCA; Leo Marsh of articles resulted in recovery of Area "Y** staff. ... - property valued »t 16,340. Thirty- State," Gerber explained. The Date eight children were "found" and Book Includes dates and location* The institute *tart» at 8:90 p. m, returned to their parents. of fairs, festivals, parades and Any one withing to attend should Over 170,000 mile* were traveled pageants, show* of all kinds from register with the secretaries at by 5 patrol cars and « motorcycles dogs and nonet to flowen and the Uncoln "Y." . Protektiv farm*; tournament*, contest*, and In covering the park areas last year. a wide range of tportt events, The New Jertey Council office regu- DEEDS At the end of the year, the force Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Frederick was composed of one Chief, one larly receivea hundreds of Inqui- "fcr Homd tat*•** " ries about theae events and finds Garliek to Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Captain, serving as Acting Chief, Matteo, property in Baltuarol road, three sergeants, seventeen regular the Date Book a convenient way to supply full informaUoa. intersected by landt of Emll Brat- patrolmen, and two special offi- lof. cers. The Chief, Lyman L. Parks, Central Pretbyterian Church of is on leave of absence while aery- ncomt Tax Asshtanet Summit, to William Strauts, one ing as a Lt. Colonel in. the U. 8. At City Hal in March tract in Morrit avenue, 60.82 feet Army. The time for filing income tax from division line of properties of returns and the tending of a check Martin ettate and Summit Home to Uncle Sam la fast approaching Land Company; one tract in School -17 days, including- today and the street, 145.33 feet from Morrit ave- filing day, for the return must be nue. in the mall by midnight, March IS. Mr. and Mrt. Charlet E. Van To astlat any who want help Houten to Arthur M. Soars, tingle, in making up a return, there will property In Springfield avenue, ISO be a deputy In the Municipal feet from landt of Helen Steidle. BulMIng, 612 Springfield avenue, Arthur- M, Share, ilngle, to MM on three consecutive days Hi C. Van Houten, foregoing prop- March—the ton, 8th and 7th. erty. The hour* of MB being there, John Erlckwn, Jr., to Marjorie according to Information from the B. Erlcson, property at corner of collector «f Internal revenue In William and Sayre streett. Newark, are from 0:30 a- m. to John Erlckton, Jr., to Marjorie the LUXURY .«? A_*K" **<&*•• S p. m. There may be a slight B. Ericton, property In Morris m apensive to Mr. and Mra. William C. Sie- bert, foregoing property. inmissi ijgii tatloriog. Reauljr lima C. Siebert and William C, M., mm for y^ m tfjc right her husband) to Mildred L. O'Brien, property in Prospect Hill oaioa aad tomes. lined avenue, intersected by the westerly line of land now or formerly of H.., Jamison. €U auGENT (INSURANCE) Mildred L. O'Brien, unmarried, to Mr. and Mrt. William C. Sle bert, property in Prospect Hill ave nue, intersected by land now or formerly of H. Jamison. lAR DEALER Mr. and Mrt. Henry W. Harder fo finance ing to The Summit Trust Com- pany, property in Blackburn place, W4/.64 feet from Pine Grove ave- nue. Mr. and Mrs. Isak W. Johnson to Lillian Triolo, single, poperty In Springfield avenue, 325.98 feet from Blackburn road. The Winston Company to How- JUST ARRIVED ard B. Bishop, property which be- gins In dividing line of lands of 4 . W. K. Ogden and lands formerly of James W. Cromwell, 150 feet from Beekman road, Summit. _FORROY CARJ) OF TlfANRH MBS. MADELMNK ('03KF.LI.T COTTON wlahfs to thank thn priest at Kt T*resu'« Cliufch, Andrew A. 5I«' Namara, I'ndfrtaker, anil th< OR MEN, many frlenda for their kind rx PLAID SHIRTS preBiioim of «ymi>athy at the death of her hushnnd. .lohn P. Connelly. Your m* «r will co.r you Ion wh.n you f in.ne. Through tht, bank and Imurt through your TEXTRON CORDUROY led agent, four in.ur.nc. man coop.r.ta. with us in giving you .

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» P. M. SUMMIT, N. J rKDKRAL DEPOBIT INSURANCE OOBrOBATlOK tur ia which tits wdiewst »• *»- Tout*. Wetfa/e Council Welfare Council ted to participate. Unusual Knit veodead UH\ BOSI Other members of tho oomjalt- YMCA President Oba Executhre a aoSe about two teet Ofaare aa- Sponsors Thrtt Not* v May Be Found V YbttsMerico; ttaac* law tt* caajral ef last* Parenarent Seminars Deveaaey, Include A. C Bemiurd, a seeded to Monica. OM craari* ea feeftda tad president of tb* Union County aad Mr*. Perry FarnuBj. While Snow Lents •Bute important pfc*»« ""»» «" of ta* democrat!* kern to to UHOOJB thai eattiMste*. t will ft* described by erotuets. Aad fusaJy, a world- la a kmg, aarrvw rooat wita a Tek of Shrine . , tto*. field, at wide aisiaterftip Is oat of ta* wmdov behind tat aiav an» two c Ardr«w AJvares, susasust ***»•; Seiaii>an to be held to Our address is 302 Broad Street. fatter* ia brisgtag total beaches owor wfaiee there is a «<* ««* • M«f a***** ager of Cite Stale* Sapor* Cor* ganuntt OB March 12, l» »nd » wbica ia aot a theory, bs* eras*, a ciowi si aaa/f t!*«faB\ ta* vmiimm **•»! the peraUos'.' visited M*»iee la !*•»! The meetUigi wiU be opea to tae program. oa t btsaisMi trip. B* t&as*#ed < aad tfi* roe* ta* ana* aaaf to If'was erroneously shown in our r public, »sd the spoMoriM 1»«P. Afser mm* mtm If *"•» *** ' scourge taeawitve*. OB tae altar to work i* * f *w *5fat-**#iag trip* j' tfa. fjaloa County Youth Welfare Ute Mukai. -Harold D, Xeaajager the ad?*a* of mum asd was a INK wfcere tae heart of ta* uoitf them, and whit* fie a***** j Council, ii twuiag invitations to •poke ea Th* Cfcalieagt of ta*. treatacr, two mrktte* of ArcbaislMf wao fouado d the ooa> ad in last week's Herald. 1 local «wga«?l»tiptts eapeciauy la- Ctmufct. sayiag, is part: birds may be teea areuad AssssBit vast has bee* aoat far over two to tht former convent of test* terested ilTchildresB's proWema. "Sac* that day, 3,000 y«*» ago, Uiat are seldom fetiad here at wsy craiuriee. On March 13 at an afternoon Uaat *topp«i Use caieaoar, so hung other time of year- T**y are the SPffiCO MOTORS AJw« ni o» istentted Beyoad tae aaapel-ia tae aacristy ketslon In Oty Council chamber at wita Mi »eve»ig»ty: a* pailoae- to* priest el Santa Moaka paer with bis •tedea*. so general Qty Hall, Mr«- Marion McDowell, be «*eur«d from the guide it* put oa bit veetateats. Oa extension specialist in child de- wits hi* armies, ao priest WMA of Summit ut tbt tut few dtjrt. atory, whka reads *©me- ta* side wall astother aoostcase velopment at Rutgers, will open bit personality, hae over bad tae Both Wrdt rcMi&We »i*rraw» *t like ficiioa, tM seem* a* eo&fieots with another room. Thi* the seminars with a general pre- pcmer of tbe Teacher with hi* flrtt f i*BO*. bat they fa**t «aasi»- it wet* inprobabk that has a wmdow Irosa which OM cam sentation under th« title "Under- of ta* ttktbit difference. •ucn a place as described oottld look at toe foliet ataUoa oa the standing Children's Needs." ef- God asd th* broth- Tk« rtd poti, tiw kii&et of opposite side of tin street From AT > BW ronr. Peter e Triolo escape government detection for The following two seminars In erbootf of Ml, wlta th* a*ee of sad atory, t^ ioehet kioc, it this very piae* the aua* oould •at for th* kut Urn* Thursday kit it bttwgi* t* makiad. se leaf a period aa stated, but the evening at Lincoln School will iwlijr » bo MM is tit* toe*. •ueh ha* occurred. attend 'tbe rtfular s*rvie*s bold night as Polio* Court Judge. Ho "Who mmM a*» wafer** • wbitt birch tr*M, ea»»ia| off Use I rn Saau Monica Church. ha* now embarked upon bis du- cover toe topics/ "Helping Oiil- i» oa;» after tJM orud- atr. Alvarss lives at M Mill road, dren Make Good at School" and pod*p , dfoppiaf t* tat ties aa city solicitor having been Way to agaiaai ta» eventual victory Morris Plain*. A mttal box eoetalsiBf (our "Out of School HouM-an Oppor- ground. Own flyifif dova to eat heart* totally dried, a jar wita a appointed to that position Febru- of (fee Itomaa legion* sad jtWr Without further oomaaent here tunity.1* them tt# ii quiU Hfce a k heart ia alcohol, aad added tongue ary it by Common Council, eadissa imitators oWa to U>U Mrs. Beed W. Hyde, president Live aparrow, vita frtjri«h-fcro*r« up- ia tits storr as written by him: were found and exhibited. A vauH «Uy ? TB* fate of tho wortd lit* la Tories, who were loyal to Great of the Summit Board of Educa- per pe.it*. ftreeJced witk duaky, THE accitET mccK where some nuns were buried was ta* beads of taoat wko will pot tion and chairman of the Summit For six years, the Htimaa Bngineertng P\wndaUon ha* tad whiu tad toal oad«r pert* hundred and thirty miles also discovered a few years ago. Britain during the American Rev- ta* theory at Chri*I*nitjr iota committee for tht seminars, will been getting thousand* of people, both In this country and Tao aarka that meie him southeast of Mexico City and on olution, are estimated to have practk*-* ' In the sacristy back of the introduct the speakers. Alan R- abroad, to cut out the use of all liquor, tobacco, coffee, t«a, taJtabie at* tao Mule red e*p *ft a beautiful plateau lies the City chapel, a table covers a trap door numbered approximately one- Devtnney, executive secretary of colas, chocolate and drugs. When th* use of th«a« Itemi |* on ht» fortboad «tt hit bUl. and of Puebla. It it typically Spanish in the floor, and a steep ladder third of the population of the the ^ummit YMCA, will conduct overcome, thtr* li a saving of considerable time and money, the peaea -bloeaoa piaJdaa out» la arcsneeture with It* colonial descend* Into tb* meditation, room Thirteen Colonies, a discussion period for each sem- the mind ii clearer, the health Is better, th* chance* of a the breaat f«U»r» of the BMJO. Hii its majestic cathedral, —dark, narrow, with a kneeling bill iewie.ll. coaicaJ and tcutr, aiid beautiful churches. Puebla is bench, altar, and various •elf-tor- long, useful and *njoyable life are promoted and will power viBgt, iong and pointed: tail, Jon« elsaa aad exuberant with gardens turing devices. In another long, • • • • • • ia developed. tad deeply forked. A amal! «odc aad trees. narrow room mtmv of tbe shape- Figure out for yourself UM amount of time lost not only of tbMe bitda wort tow oa Beverljr In drinking and smoking but alax> the wage* and business Here ia the midst of the moat less black robes of the nuns still road Suaday. populated section aot far from bang from coarse wooden pegs. lost in being absent from work while recuperating from on* Tie piae siakte 4M ladtii.li ft the police station and. Jail stands When the policemen went into PERSONAL LOANS or several evenings of over indulgence. Figure out the need- lltUe harder to idenUfy, eeae, loofci the ex-convent of Santa Monica th* cells of the nuns, they found •statfs Chart for II MMOM less expense of your own consumption plus th* cost of treat- like • thin iparrow, aad iMHt be founded by Archbishop Manuel sewing machines, work baskets, Ing your friends. When you add to thl* the spending of other aeea eJeerly to cetch tbe' yellow krnmt ] members of the family lor similar purchaaea, It amounts to Fernaades d* Santa Crux in 1870. -beautiful needlework, iron belt* ef / Identify him. Graf a tidy yearly sum. In many families, It makes the expenses ith or browiwah above, bo ibowi It has an incredible etory, since five of them with jpike*, leg bands, Leaa greater lhan the income. VarylDff tmountt of yellow u the lte existence was not known for hard board bed* without pillows or >%vm |WL» t»o» A *—ipfsas 71 year*. TMs aanctuary remained mattresses. Consider the case of John Doe who was brought up la baaal portioM of bli wiBf> and HM IllJi I1M.W IITM Leaa 5*n**s tail featheri, and often coMeali it hidden for three generations be- But this i« not all. Three similar tmamd a home where the smell of coffee wa* the signal ttiat tht I1I.M IM1.00 H8.O) w CU of entirely. fHf bill U amall, conical cause th* Mexican- Reform Laws convents were discovered In Puebla MA meal would soon be ready. A f* P* steaming hot coffee and unite; Uil, rather abort aad of July 18W mad* all ecclesiastical and the v«*tments and treasures IHJ0 HTaJO 14100 •wallowed hurriedly to avoid being late to work started forked; wings, long and pointed; property except tbe actual church were brought to tb» convent of th* day with a nervous tension that was temporarily Itgt, short. The •Ukln haa been building, subject to confiscation Santa Monica and added to the OOm amount* op to $1,000 in Proportion relieved by a smoke. As the. effect of one wore of I, found feeding In the dry bonry- without compensation. All monas- collection which can be seen by another was required. Then came more coffee or colai euckk vines ak>nf the roadeide, teries were to be suspended im- the public. TM Need Not Be A Depoaitor for lunch, more smokes all afternoon, more coffee for and li oftea to •hifgiah or Intent mediately, and all nunneries were Art wa* not forgotttn st Santa. FhoM Somnrit 6-3S00 dinner with, another pack for the evening. After a few on eating, that he allowa himeeK to disappear as soon aa their Monica. The nuns' deep apprecia- Mr. bowlet years of the&e habits, the disturbance to the nervotULeysten to be run over rather than move. present occupant* had died. , tion of artistic value* was revealed and the heart made sleep and relaxation difficult. Then as Thli bird breeda from the Atlantic Here is the story which I will by the magnificent collection of •o often happens, some one said "Have one on me." In re* to tht Pacific, but very fow people describe as I saw It with a group gorgeous vestments brocaded with turning the compliment, the next stage was begun. Alcohol, have Men him, due to hla incon- of tourist* and as it was related gold and silver, priceless fabric*, like other drugs, calls for larger and larger doaes to get the General Milk epicuoui appearance and hla keep- by a guide at the aoene. five great paintings on velvet, sarosi T INSUIUKCC coarosuTutM desired effect ing very much to evergreen woods. On* day In May, 1196, the police statues of many kinds of material 'The Lost Week-End" and "The Razor's Edge" ale good A flock of MX> was teen oa Glenjlde noticed that large quantities of such aa plaster, wood, and metal, portrayals of the wreckage caused by the wrong way of life. road recently. food were interned into a certain exquisite handwork done by tho fake avf> «.Way W»-*»» bouse, much more than the family nuns, lace* in Irish crochet, Ve- Anyone who has formed these expensive habits and really Tbe Pennsylvania Company of living In this house could possibly netian ros* point! Belgian filet, wants to quit can dot It. Try the 24 hour plan, a, day at a time without drinks and smokes or If you prefer, postpone for it tWirewN ***** «*» is** Philadelphia, as successor to the consume. The polio* searched the Brazilian point, and all sorts of Bank of North America, hold* the house carefully, but no signs of embroidery. -THE CHILD GARDEN OF MUSIC- an hour each day the time when-you take your first drink distinction of,being the nation's or first smoke of the day. Soon you will be able to go from alleged hoarding-of food or any Prom this art collection room IS Franklin Place, Summit, N. J. oldest hank. Originally chartered morning till night without the liquor, smokes and coffte. grounds for suspicion were found. one enters into the patios where In 1781 by the Continental Con- Think of the money and time you will save and how proud This house like many houso* In the peach trees are In bloom every gress, the Bank of North America Announces " you will be In having accomplished for yourself what you Puebla i* joined by other houses spring—the same trees which wit- SUMMIT HARDWARE waa the first national bank and admire in'others. You will be pleased with yourself as you at both sides; nothing different nessed for year* and years the the first state bank to be organ- .see by the mirror your improved appearance. Your friend* or strange from the other bouses warm and sainly lives of the nuns, A MUSIC WORK SHOP ft fAIKXCO. ized la th* country. and relative* will sing your praises and they too will adopt on the street The block la long devoted to their personal shrine, this better way to live. One man who followed this plan was • and on the torner Is the church dedicated to its embellishment and For Creative Activity and Singing SMI Spriarfleld Ave, Sfjpwai g-otll Mots than 60,000,000 volumes, able, in two weeks, to get eleven of his hard-headed business of crfldren* book* are sold an- of Banta Monica which atood for consecrated to deliver themselves associates to Join him. Another bought eleven 129 E Bonds nually In the United States. centuries and la still standing to- to God. - Under the Direction of .»' In one year with the money saved. • ' Her* in the obscurity « their The story goes that engineers confinement these beroU mm* \ JAMES W. BLEEKER If you need help, let ua know. surveyed th* block and all tbe lived, loved and died. HOWARD B. BISHOP, B. Sc. properties were drawn up and . ' Tueaday Evtningg RADIO mapped, and only then did they Addition of aluminum powder to notice that a square of property priming coat* of paint used on Creative Work 7:30 P.M. Singing Group 7:45 P.M. Human Enoineering Foundation was missing. The bouse waa again U. 8. Navy *hlp* has been found to REPAIR searched but without any reeult* reduce substantially th* haxard of Alice Bruridigo Marih, Director Summit 6-0108 Summit, N. J. Detective* were brought from fire WRITE FOR {TREE BOOKLET ••*.--..• Mexico City, and one morning SERVICE while questioning the family in the'dinlng room of the house, the Dou Y*wr Radio Need Repairing? detectives noticed a weak flash of light behind a bouquet of arti- W« wffl c«0 for, repair and deliver your radio. ficial flower* on a stool placed IB front of a cupboard of dishes. An immediate search waa made and Prompt Service an electric button located. One of tbe detectives pressed this but- Wo guarantee oar work to complete mtiahetio*. ton and the back of the cup* board swing open to the aston- ishment of his eye*. He was fac- ing a nun who with a list In her SUMMIT RADIO hand was ready to order the food supplies for the day. After removing the shelves, the policemen went Into the compart- and APPLIANCE SHOP ment and found themselves in 411 SpriiffMi th* office of the Mother Superior.' 4.1771 Further in were th* cells of the nuns. On that day they located QMtatoM* Swles "W 4-Boor Soda* 16 nun*, the youngwrt $1 years of age end the oldest past M year*. LOOKING, Two beautiful patios, living, • •••• A eating and washing quarters were larg* enough for more than 10, but tho policeman did not! find any more. Convinced that the search did not cover some' pir4 tionj of the map, the Inveetlga* tore renewed tbelr effort*, bat Three fall lines to choose from found no evidence of life or prop- erty for three day*. • > til offering In a small, dark room the Mother Superior had a bathroom with a tin tub, a heater in, the oorner, and a? box of wood for

Scientific The 1947 Oldsmobile is maft in more ways than one. Smart stvling ... certainly. One look wiljconvinot Compounding you of tbii. But it's • immt inmtmnii too. An in vest- Went'•in the dependability and quality for which the Oldgmobile name jr famous.' An investment in the The modern pharmacist riding comfort of Quadri-Coil Springing and 4-Way mast have a medical back- As a telephone operator she receives good ground, and s knowledge of Subiliwtion. An investment in the matchlm driving recent laboratory releases, la e«eof CM Hydra-Matic DrivC*-ihc only, drive that pay and has every opportunity to carrying out doctors' direc- •*•«• pan automatkslly and eliminates thVclutcli tions, lie may hate to us* tbe get ahead. The girls ehe works with are newest specialty, or the rarest pedal entirely. It's matt t0 own a m ,ha, W|| like herself—friendly and attractive. of drugs. Oar pharmacists •toy modcrn-a 1947 Oldunohik with Hydra-Maiir know sboot them. Nrat dm*, Drive*. Cbod»e the low-priced "60" (either a six or •• coaw to this establishment. Ask the girl who ii one- eight)--^ the popnlarpriccd "70" (also wilh « choice OHwwils lertet"«" (or "As") 4-Door Mm f call "Chief Operator today. of engine*) ~w tbe luxurious l98" Ciniom ChorlinVf Cut Rott 'i • • fir StrlnitMd A?»., flanMlt, K. I. SII YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DIALER NIW «l»flY BILL ¥MJNPal«NI COMPANY ••••It *•<»! SPERCO MOTOR CO., INC. 302 IROAD STREIT SUMMIT, N. J. THI SUMMIT HKALD, THURSDAY. KBRUAIY 17, 1947 the Hotel Suburban, Eaat Orangt. Mr. Diboll, who U an iwtaUaiion also taught Infeaa lore, which It a Allen R. Deveaney, general tecie* • III; Bdwia *» bt (of Viaitots. i»Uo*uc«J w«r* Otto i phone Co., was presented a gold is jeaknisly guarded, With a *octor ter with such outdoor Klein, Newtoa; Wilbur Welsh, -Us, j « *» ***» «ithorttatit*ly «•* emblem. Mr. DiboU atartad in making visits every day and who sports as skating, flshing and ski- ion; Robert Richards, guest . at j mated that about 8^00.000 Ameri- telephone work as-'s lineman with is also on call at any Btonent. in*. Waker J. A. (Jonoor; Frank Wort- j cans own stock ia one or a construction crew at Newark in Ward Cound Race There art trained nurses at th» Hie speaker was introduced by mas, guest of Edward C. Holmes. I corporations. 1»12. He later worked with the With the approach of the March installation forces « Momstown 20 deadline for fibs* y*ttti bt snows. Bt will present the While he has without drugs . .. strenuous story of the early discovery and nouncement of Us trtattaent of cancer. The film Is exercise... eleetricity,..;.. pound- William R. Gilson, recently II TREATMENT*- being, shown through tht coopera- ing, or sweating, but with per- pointed as city clerk, Is expected tion of tht State Board of Health, 15.00 to be a candidate for that office fect results. • tht New Jersey Division of the on the,GOP. slate. William Gaa- American Canoar Society and non baa already announced he Is the local cancer committee. a candidate for this office. Mmfay § Conne>> Treitnient TODAY Dr. Robert W. Buchanan of CALL fOR APPOINTMENT - Pisa Grave avenue, well known OR 2-1351 Bird Migration ha this field of mediSae, will talk on cancer and lead a discussion Will be Topic period for those who nay desire Of Zoology Head to ask questions. 647 CBNTRAI. AVE, EAST 0RA1WE Dr. Leon Augustan Hanman. A. B, M. E, Ph. D., head of the Rotary Observes zoology department of the New Jersey College for Women,* wilt be the guest speaker for the 42d Birthday; Fortnightly Club on Wednesday. WALLPAPER SHOWROOM March 5, at 3:15 p. m-, at the high Hears Camp Talk 1. H. NOLTE CO. school. "Migration and Interesting Summit Rotary Club'observed A convenient concentration of all New York and Newark Phases of Bird Life" will be Dr. Uhe forty-second anniversary of the Showrooms. Choose designs that create the correct back- Bailsman's topic, copiously illus- founding of tht parent organisation at its luncheon meeting In the ground with the help of an experienced decorator. trated with colored slide*. He will also exhibit about fl TMCA on Monday. It was ftwty- Open Saturday Afternoon By Appointment Only Eleanor Price Xolte, 4.1.1). Contulting Interior Deilgner i group of the audience. • ' • til Springfield Ave. Summit, N. 4. Summit I-HN friends met in his office in Chicago Dr. Hausman has written-many to form a luncheon cum which articles and several books on took its name from the fact that bird life and the economic valise these men met in each others* Of- Order Count Tickets NOW for 1947 Grand of birds and is especially wen- fices in rotation. known as an authority on tht birds of New Jersey. •~ Paul P. Harris died lait month This lecture has been arranged at the age 78, but not before ne M SPRING SERIES the organiiatiMi of Rotary Interna- Morrlstcwn High School 8:30 P. M. by the Fortnightly Club because of the growing awareness of, and tional, with chibs in 75 different MARCH 4: RUTH DRAPER interest in the importance of birds countries and 293,000 jnerobers-; An aetma in Ui« great tradition in her Inimitable in man's economy, and members business and professional men. ' .'.,.• ' Chiirttcter Sketches of the Summit Nature CInb are After announcing that the impor- APRIL 14: IVA KITCHELL invited to be guests of the after- tantevent to Rotary would be on- •" World-famous DANCE HUMORIST supported by noon. With the approach of the served. President John Davidson 'An All-Star Cast of her Own Creations spring migration period. led by called upon Alfred W. AJesbury as the ducks, this is s most timely the oldest past-president present in MAY 6: CARL VAN DOREN subject. Other honored guesta ex- point of service, to cut an over- One of the ten most intportont contemporary writers in pected include Mrs.' Herbert siied birthday cake, duly frosted America. Subject: "America's Role in the World of Tomorrow" Carues of Tenafly, state bird and decorated. Mr. Alesbury re- MAY 23: MENDELSSOHN GLEE CLUB chairman of tht New Jersey ferred feelingly to Paul Harris and State Garden Club, and Mrs. C stated that he and the men wfao of New York City—«0 men In a Gala Concert under the bad met with him little realized direction of Cesart Sodero, of the Metropolitan Opera Birch Stoner of Short Hills, for- mer chairman. what would be the outcome ot tht Full information and Course Tickets: Adult* 13.60; first meeting. 1 phone call will Students $2.00, NOW at YMCA, Morristown, N. J. Tea will be served following the Can Mo. 4-11M meeting. Presidents Cut Cake Mr. Alesbury then called upon all past-presidents present to assist him in the cutting of Use cake and passing pieces to the other mem- lew spring kg to pr hand bers. Answering were" H. Donald Holmes, John D. Hood, Lawrence J. BlacGregor, Harry Gooding, Her- bert C. Fuchs, Fred Lynn, Dr. John ll^uchtma Prescription Center D. Tidaback. Raymond W. Stafford, Richard L. Corty, Sr., Rev. Walter O. Kinsofring. President' Davidson them an- nLBHOWB EXCHANGEES: {/jvio/V, SUMMIT nounced the retirement of Rev. Walter a Kinsolvlnr (ram the club , - CRAISFORD and asked him if he bad any re- marks to make. 'Mr. Kinsolving WESTF1ELD _ stated that he was going to Connec- .y MILLBURN ticut where he would have charge of two churches—Weston and Eas- SHORT HILLS tern—not far from Westport. He said be had enjoyed being a mem- ber of Rotary, that it was a great CI1J, Oioivilfe 2I7H ami splendid organisation aad on* well worth keeping up with. Mr. FREE OK FOR $ CENTS Kinsotving departed with (he well- wishes of the club. Alden Eberly of Chatham, earn* director of Camp Wawayanda, the You tm m * • &«*»«»«« TMCA camp in Susses County, as n can t*Jor Spring. That thefn*ykd*> p**y- the speaker of the day. to!d the milhtany «muw, o/gfcomifig Mod phttk pa** story of the camp and showed technicolor pictures. He stated be knew the club would be interested Mion /«r/ne polity mi umr. So «*y cope trith crowd*, in them for it bad taken an active part in boys' work, sod thought tils traffic, watim? P** ^ *•« ""dwmfi en«lo|* with pictures would be enjoyed. Summit Man Old Camper ( pouch **h ioubk hand* and This I. an ethical pharmacy, conforming to the highest profe^iona! standard, of He began by stating that it was excellence and curacy. Our *ood reputation, your satisfied patronage and the op- ia 1BS5 that a Mr. Dudley took sev- fo Thm Ul T4U en boys to a camp in Orange Coun- >M « V ^ portunlty of «rvinr this community come fin* with us always. We take pride in ty. K. Y_ and established a boys' number /or the eMt oj a bcoi call m miy « B'30 A. M« your prescriptions with the greatMt care and efficiency. A,k your doctor about UK camp that is still in operation. Wawayanda, he said, Is the second ip ifcf €mpm below.Btfor*you kno»ti,you'U have oldest camp of the kind in the your new Sprint kanJbag. SFI Complete Departments For: country. He said that many boys from Summit had spent their vaca- Feminin* Hygitnt Baby Needi tions there and that at present Summit TMCA owned one six- Hospital Supplies Surgical Belts teenth of the camp, with fifteen others holding eo.ua! shares. Heat Lsmpi Crutchii Charles R. Scott, well-known to all in Summit, carries No. 1 card and Alfred Alesbury has No. 4*0 for Prticriptions tfct camp. Mr. Scott's son has b«en a Wawayandaian and now his grandson goes there for his vaca- Urinaly»ii ;• tions. Mr. Eberly said all sctivitlei are TMB Sunday Open Till 8 P.M. under trained loaders and that in addition to the boys being taught swimming, riding, canoeing, hnndl- Summit 6-4329 50 Maple Street c-jaft and other sport* they are taught how toll>e together, which »OM OF AMUUCA'S CRBMT also me*ns bow to share. They srs TW SUMMIT HtHAlO. THUKSDAY, KMUAU it, IMT i LM W. Warn «< »» publishing the Iowa report failed to do—it (Taut; a estffcMt; **• **** Wm Summit showed how the findings were based , ! C. W*isB of thia eitjr,*•»•••«* Just reuu-iud The authon of the report have juggled Yourlien In Washington : afra. T. Q* « *•* "••* SUMMI ERAL0 factj.jyad.fig.urti wQuafm,- tint they taw Us*. • m patle&t fw two weeks. I «# keilaa m. P established an "efficiency" yardstick for Mr* «^tarttbtUgJie.t THt SUMMIT HiftAWS WASHINGTON ttfORII* I regaued ftr»etio«. At He- th* treatment I received 1 measuring state educational standards. Th* Mrs. WUMaa Of***, iook d *•• itma ft*m NatiouiJ Editor .*! ratings are obtained by combining ftw fac- taJ» Wgfcm WUUaai V. Dyw*a ef iart mmm I stf^^d *** « i^ tie Genii iBJaajrUaa who th» mmes all he4 a *mil, »„ tors: (1) accomplishment (N.J. 32nd) { (2) MWU*. 41*4 Tuesday tb* My* sad £ar If ht#ei sss mi • kind ward, avea though tfcw' Qeaiity WwckUw of Ne<* Jemj, iw. the relationship between iccompliihmeat and W-ASHBWTOW — Gluuees an i« trow aeaaltf fcnttfcs apart- Audit Bwuy Uaulr*f Tfc« tiuiiimtt frert tad S(ti Gttiw) food that j»w Senator* wtl v«ts ma* to U» party ttea It took t* ability (N.J. 45th); Tti* Carter PubHihfns: efficiency—bated on the relationship between u> toaAiw D»vid K. LUfctatlial as gat (rwa Nsw J«rasy to WaaUitg- I asH aabiag y«s) 'to ft^iak this pact Co. Zt Sin* Str«»t, Summit. N. J Eettrei M »«Cima 1 Marguerite t.SBw, d*ugbter p Wm letter for I * J oiatttr Ottol*r i, !8fS it tt« i*>t efflcc SummlL ffK """! fit th# Atoealc Wtmtfa u ttwieae tt*t wiMoewtr h^M b m J.. ufiiar Mt of M^rcl, S. iili ^ accomplishment and expenditures p*r child tbs late Mr- and Mrs. J<*a* « » small «ray t» repay tot k CdOBMittM.' ' ' • Ta» saffit «r«sJaf, tomm O*- U t*m*litld •w»m Ste wm • mm will real salt tuts know that SI B*T nar is advtnc* SineguflU cepica ( cents (N.j. 48th); and (S) adult educational level gwasnun Albsft Vtmkm «l th» Immimif afpreeiatlire of t*. **- eacn ^ If tlwr« It B» aMt* evtdtaee Hl»-kMg tmimi ef ammA . Very aistcerejy, (N.J. JOtfa)'. Xtts Distnct, worn »tfk% t*sa* tiuu. w t*t jHr«*ftt«4 aamUMt Uh- • fmml senrtees will to kM t> tiotw «ounsei Wr" tbt Oknii •WHBL 1. WATSON. Edward W, Hoilaad . Advtrtictag Directw Since accomplishment it obviously the I'm lor Mm,* BmAtk 4»* mmow froa tie MtSaas*r» V*- Very aba&tfel)', Corpwtttoa of Amartea, —jsrtaln. Fee. M, IU1. key factor, one wonders how th« authors de- sarat Home, S*uamit .meass; at iiort Beatrie* K. Arthur — AdvertUfof M*B*§«r •4 tb» Vm Jarsty aaiignssHwal ifamfc** Mlra ia • a. m., tiwace to St Teresa'* Cuts. HuWtt ,-• Pwbttsbtr termine accomplishment Well, they ttsed d*M«»tioa at • dioner »arty at bis wtdim uatil tb« CoBrch, watre a a«im& Mga saass If I* mrmmdy r*im**u4 Am items fm "education goals": (i) youth completing tfit Mayfkw«r BotsL Joint CooajraMlofial OB will b» etlteraud at »:» a. as. Uemtkm km mAmtttU m muiy IN ik» wit m eighth grade; (2) youth 14-17 in high school; acts a* ti» Burial will be ia tin Par** fMMriM*. Law netkwd mftm S »JW. tmmim/ (3) youth 17 graduated from high school; (4) 'Why btv* a eauHaititte If Uw Oeatiery. Tte time Unkm Fraternity mm) AM*as 4V«rmiU*a1 /r«M rttamia/* <•*••*• Obituary youth ia-21 in college and (5) youth 21 grad- Seiutor* h»v« already tmd* tip fsiesdsiiip, Love and Truth ^H i... ^ ,.^.. ^ *4^ mMitnt immM Sw aljnurf fli^ HBJH atstaftalMsiaBBBaaal Mrs. Dymaa Is survived |BjpV •Jsa^S^Pwss S^BF s>^w as^p*^*^ aw^ss^sw ^FIP' ^ps^a^^^» ^^^^P» timr ooinad w*rs bcU th* ofteninf «t Urn bMrifiap, "From Jr., 'asd a daughter, Je*a May; State Education Association points out that Tuesday afteraooa at tbt 8. P. also • brother. Harry Sett ea4 All .... Summit MtM what I kaonr of th« man, I M« Burroughs ft Son Funeral HOOK one can question their .equal importance be- BO rtakoa tor sot confirming him." two sisters, Mrs. HareU Afeeta TIfTM&DAY, ITBBL'ABY IT, INT la Sprto«fi«ld aveau*. H» it*4 and MM. Dorothy OBriea. Una. cause they make secondary and higher educa- Ht mi much imprtimid by tb« Wcaainftos's Birthday la Over- Grjndl Lodge No. 250 «ru inatituted on Jan- Dynwo was bora in tion twice as important as elementary. Matimofly of bis friend, CbeaUr look HiMpital aft*r aa IHMM of nary 20,18B8. Summit was then a little town with The Red Cross I. Bariv»x(l, prwifda&t of New Jet- According to the report where'New Jer- s«v«a w«ks. a population of about 3,000, We Odd Fellows be- Thi» Saturday, March 1, Summit resident* any Bell Telephone, who appeared heve that we have contribated and helped a great sey really falls down is in college education. Mr. Llndentaaa was presidkwt af LETTERS will again bt aiked to contribute to the great below ih» Jol*t Owamitt** In bt> Carl LliKtanaiut Oo. ef Jtrtey City, deal to make Summit what it is today, Our state ranks 47th in college attendance of Ulienttut work of mercy carried on, year in and year nwmifacturef* at Veuetiu bunds (KM can bt realized by tb* and 46th in college graduation. To say it and window shades. H« moved On January 20, 1948, we will celebrate our out, by the American Red Crow. The local Senator H&wfcet la determined oa the following Utters they another way, only 5.5 per cent of our youth h«r« nine y«ars ago frost We*haw. not be presented te our Golden Anniversary. The Grand Lodge of our .St a te Chapter, which also serves New Providence to piwh for laficUtion bodatlng k«o. Hs was a meiaber of tb« J«r- and Passaic Township, has a quota of $40,* go to college and only 3.62 per cent graduate. renti a flat 1S» perctnt dwpitc the in the issue of February Ml Ts*j and many prominent men in public life will be our -Where the figures get off on the wrong sey City Chamber of Commerce and wete not received in Hie edtterial 000 to raise as its share of the peacetime ex- AdmlnlatrationV retent ruUnf to Elks Lodge. track is that they are based on the numbers lilxriUM tb< rwit control pro- department until the day after penses of the organiiation. Mr. Lindemann leav«t his wUt, the Herald was priaUd, Bet as to honor the above occasion we desire to jjn- actually enrolled in and graduated from col-1 gram. . There it always need for the Red Cross. Jenny Barti LJademaon, and two they show the Interest takea ia- our membership on or before the above date Specifically, the Administration daughters, Mrs. Margaret I* Roll- That ii a truism. Many still think of the Red leges within the borders of our state—and j publle affairs by varioa* orgaai- wi& fifty of our «ilizeas. ordered .inareuM up to 10 percent enhagen at Summit and Mrs: Graca Cross and its great work during the war but that means, even though loyal alumni ofj for «H landlords who could »bow lations, we think they" anewwrtay V, Steaeck of Mt. Arlington. of reproductijoiv—(t&Y they should not forget the domestic services smaller schools will protest, Rutgers and Lbat they we-re receivtnf lower The writer joined the great Three UnK Fia- Princeton. -The figures ignore those numer- rent* ttuui rtlur landlonta in the ^ P. Connetty . ieraity in 1894 in Washington, D. C, where I had rendered; the floods, hurricanes, fires and , ' . . MXBIaekbum Read 1 area or were making more mon«y John P; ConneUy, M,. Ufe-lo&f charge of the White House conservatory under that other disasters, that have become headlines ous New Jersey boys and girls who attend February 20, 2tsT on u> apartment at any other tlm« resident of Summit, died Wednes- great President, Groyer Cleveland. I can honestly of the patt but were just "another job" for colleges in other states, yet it is a known Mrs. Reed W. Hyde, Presidtat In the pMt iev«a year* because day, February 19, after a long Ill- aay, so far as 1 know, no other society has higher the Red Cross. The Red Cross still devotes fact that only 40 per cent of our youth con- of lower taxei or operating coeti. Board of Education ness. Mr. Connelly was a steam- ideab than our Brotherhood. a large percentage of its time and money to tinue their college education in this state. "This order doetn't mean a fitter by trade. He waa a member City Hall, Summit, N. J. Deaf Madam: servicemen, both in and out of uniform. Many As the Education Association says "this thing," Hawicei declared, adding, of the Holy Name Society of St To qualify to become an Odd Fellow you must 'iff merely a juggling of words." We have examined the bvdavt art hospital patients and need the benefits study (Iowa) has not been highly regarded Teresa's Church. . believe in God, your character must be absolutely He Hid OPA. had promised to ad- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. prepared by your board far OK that the Greatest Mother of Them-All—the among the educators of the country." Indeed, Jutt Iwrdiblp caata for montlu, y«ar beginning July I, 1WT aad spotless and you must be able to earn an honest Madeline Hoehn Connelly; a 1 Red Cross—can give. as far as New Jersey is concerned the report out had failed. daughter, Mrs. Clare Upka; four have listened to the explaaatieas living. Any one who is interested in Oddfellows' :!) In the past, Summit has promptly over- collapses and'fceconvts meaningless. The re- "The country U pick of controls eons, Joseph, William, Charles offered at the preliminary sued may contact our secretary or myself who will be subscribed its annual Red Cross quota and port is sensational, else the magazine would u AemoMtrated by the reaction and John; a brother, William public hearings, 'We wtr* grati- pteased to give further information. (ied to learn that you made pesvi- there is no doubt but that it will do the same not have wasted space to print it, but it is to control* on meat and butter," and .three sisters, Mrs. James h« aasert&d. "You can see that the «ion for adjustments of teacher*" also useless. The parent and taxpayer can McNany, Mrs. George Hyde and There are Odd Fellow Lodges located in cities this year. Our local Chapter has important people are getting plenty of meat Mrs. Thomas McElgunn. pay fw the last half of the cur- all over the world. You will never be a stranger in relax. Our schools are still good and with role to fill, in the community and at camps and butter without controla and Funeral services were held from rent school year, and that yes any part of the world if you are an Odd Fellow. continued support from the public well match budgeted substantial increases for and hospitals. Our job is to provide it with the prices ape going down." the McNamara Funeral Home. OddfeUowship was founded and dedicated to nv-m- funds to carry on the program laid out by the them against Utah—of even Iowa. Hiwkej' own bill to boost rents Summit avenue at 9 a. m. Satur- the coming year. Your emphasis on increases for eleateatary kind to bring about a universal Brotherhood. national organization. IS percent, exeoapt new construc- day, followed with a high mast tion* from nertl ceilings and de- iff St Teresa's Church at 8:30 a.m. school teachers, and on a Ceiifctl- Your Red Cross must carry on t An Investment in Wealth control all renU by April 30, 1948, Ity which permits special rswarda OdklfeDowship is not only a great fraternity but Interment was in the parish ceme- it is also a beneficial society which payB sick and Peak governmental expenditures are rare- ha* won high praise from Arthur tery. for merit, are particularly eesa- mended. funeral expenses. We are also looking out for those The Goal It In Sight ly accounted as a blessing! Yet the $1,000,000 W. Blniu, President of the Na- tional Home and, Property Own- Charles W. Hurst darlings (orphans) which are often left behind. The report of the Citizens' Committee for appropriation in Governor Driscoll's budget Respectfully yours, - ers Foundation, of which Hawkes Funeral services for Charles W. CIVIC RESEARCH GROUP a Better Overlook, published in this paper for construction of an agricultural science it a member, Hurst, 72, who died at his home O. F. TAYLOR. In conclusion, get in touch with me and you will last week, is a satisfactory one both for mem- building at the Agricultural Experiment Sta- Fea«a{« of the Hawket bill, In Ewex road on Wednesday of thank roe the rest of your days. bers of the Committee as well as the general tion at New Brunswick is cause for con- Btnna told a Senate Banking sub- last week after an illness of five weeks following a heart attack, public interested in the welfare of the hospi- gratulation. The recommended budget item committee on rents, would solve as Blaekbura Road Very truly, "the whole rental housing situa- were held in the home Friday at tal The report shows definite progress to- foreshadows vastly expanded service to the February 20, IMT tion within out year." He also 2:30 p. m., conducted by Hev. Wal- VALENTINE HAMANN7 wards the ultimate goal of providing Sum- people of New Jersey. ter O. Kinsolving, rector emeritus Mr. Harold J. Moyer, Chalrmaa testified that tlw Hawkes measure Lay Committee on Educatioa 249 Mountain Avenue mit and vicinity with an improved communi- Not only will people of the state benefit would "extlnrAiWh the black mar- of Calvary Church. Interment waa In Fairmount Cemetery, Chatham. Summit, N. J. February 27.1947. ty hospital. It lists such concrete achieve- ket" in construction material* Dear Sir: but a service will be made to the entire world, Mr. Hurst was chairman of the ments as preparation of new by-laws, mutual- Hawlua points out that under Our group has read year re- provided the necessary facilities can be ob- his bill, any building placed on the board of directors of Martlndale- ly acceptable nominees for vacancies on the tained to permit healthy growth and develop- H'ubbell^Inc, law publisJiera of 1 cent report and heartily approves rental market which has not been the stand you have takes. We Board of Trustees and willingness of the ment of the station. The record of the station, offered (or rent during the past Prospect street. Previously he Trustees to have an independent survey of had been president of the com- agree with you that teadtera dating back 81 years, is. a pro.ud one. Perhaps two years would be exempt from should be better paid and that ^ theae aeouities are believed to be exempt from the hospital made in the future. rent controls, pany, serving in that capacity the most spectacular product of its research from l«0, and he had relinquished the taxpayers can and wilt bear registration Jey have not been registered with the Se- The most important fact in the progress has been, the discovery and development of 'There ar« hundreds of thou- the cost, We applaud your recom- enmaesand Eichahg« Coramlfislon; but such exemption sands ol building! like'that, in- that office but a few week* be- report, and one which is stressed by the fore his death. The btuineu was mendation that eventually the ooea not necessarily indicate that the securities or the the super-wonder drug, streptomycin, which cluding baxns and garages," he chairman of the Citizens' Committee, is that at one time located at 21 West salary scales for elementary aad > ) 1Ini n3cation have beeA eith bids fair to rival penicillin and sulfa. It is disclosed. "If people can make a S2 ^fLS ? i er approved or there is a spirit of cooperation between the atreet,, New York City. secondary school teaching stauSd mmmon already responsible for an industrial construc- dollar on them by converting be the same. We do not under- ** ?> )i - The offering is limited Trustees and the Committee. Those who them, they will offer them for Mr. Hurst was born in Brook- uait8 of QmMt %mQQ and %mM tion program running into some millions of lyn and with his family came to aband that you propose a rigid might have expected "fireworks" were bound rent."-. hiCide t to dollars. Summit some 37 year* ago. He scale vhioh would prevent the 2 «ie distribution of this bond ia- "It It true," he added, "that for disappointment for they were not taking joined Martindale-Hubbell, Inc., Board of Education exercising its exceed $6009.0(>, which is approximately Tw The station has made other outstanding some people will probably have to into consideration the type of •citizen serving 83 years ago. The firm publishes discretion with respect to In- uart. The purpose for which the net proceed! move to lera elaborate living on the Board and Committee. Members of the contributions such as the development of a the Law Directory and other legal dividual teachers. 1 11 8 to be ured i8 for quarters than they are now oc- ^S " * f\ investment in vaccine for the control of a deadly virus registers. He was on the board of We as citizens feel grateful far ges ia the State of New Jersey respective groups were not out to avenge cupying." disease affecting poultry. This has saved the directors of The Summit Truit the-public service which year personal grievances but to give Summit an Hawk.es' view* on rent control* Co., was a member of the Law- committee has performed aad efficient hospital. There were admitted faults poultry industry millions of dollars in the last are widely supported In the Sen- decade. There have bee'ri plant breeding pro- yers' Club of New York, Baltusro! congratulate you on its comple- and misunderstandings connected with the ate. Apparently the resolution Golf Club and the Pine Whistle tion. gram of inbreeding and the research program passed unanimously by th« United hospital administration but apparently they Club of Pinehurst, N. C. Very truly yours, States Conference of Mayors, re- to; development of New Jersey Holstein- Surviving Mr. Hurst are his CIVIC RESEARCH GROUP were not bigger than the men and women who questing Congress to continue Priesian cattle through a revolutionary pro- wife, Mrs. Julia Batft Hurst; two O. F. TAILOR, sat down, together to iron out and solve the rent control "until the housing gram of inbreeding and the research program sons, James K. of Summit and problems. emergency la over," has fallen on Acting Chalrmaa. relating to the control of mosquitoes which In our opinion, both groups are to be deaf earn. ' has added many millions to the taxable value commended for their readiness to cooperate. of the state. » — Whether or not President Tru- With such an attitude, future meetings and man selects Senator 8mith to re- discussion! between the Trustees and the There are yet unconquerable diseases that place Vandenberf at the opening Committee are bound to benefit Summit and need further research. The station has great- of the Moscow Conference of achieve the common goal of the public, the ly expanded until it has now reached the point Foreign Ministers, since the tet- where additional space must be built. The ter will be unable to attend the Trustees and the Committee, of a Better full session because of pressing Overlook. — new building would house the departments of duties M Pi*»ident Pro Tem and soils, farm crops and microbiology and, by re- chairmen of ttw Foreign Rela- Don't Believe All You Read lieving space in existing buildings, would tions Committee, the New Jersey permit much-needed enlargement of the quar- Senator li to b* congratulated for To many of us it was a shock to read in receiving: pretiAenttal considera- MAndl ters available to the poultry and plant pathol- a nationally circulated picture magazine that ogy buildings. The building will serve the tion fo» th* Important post of ad- WHICH PAYS YOU the New. Jersey education system ranked viser to the Secretary of State. general welfare by helping to reestablish the 40th among the 48 states. At a time when Although Smith has been on 3ft ANNUALLY essential flow of scientists and technologists school board budgets were being raised to Oapltol Hitt only tnro years, he into agriculture and industry. It will permit has a national reputation for If you tm* fiMrity which it not working provide for better pay for teachers, many ft»r you or it not taming a return of 3%, it will expansion of research in fields which promise being an "intersationalist." Aa taxpayers who were footing the bill naturally pay you to investigate the Collateral Trustjond substantial contributions to agriculture and a freshman, h* organised Sen- wondered "how come?" We in New Jersey, aU flnt-ternuri to draft a bi- of trw New Jersey Mortgage and Title Company. the general public and by promoting tech- and particularly Summit, have prided our- partisan peaci plank which was nological improvements which, in the long selves on our public schools. We begrudging* forwarded to RooteveK at Yalta. Thttt boftdt art t»cur*d by U. S. Covern- run, inevitably lead to the creation of new in- mant inturtd F.HA and O.I. Loan* and other ly admitted that other states had equally He was aa cntbiuiastic supporter dustries and new jobs. of th« United Nations and the «esjr*at allowed by law for Savings Banks m good systems but we doubted very much if British Loan, and recently came *t State of Now Jtnty. This collateral is held they were any better. True, our teachers were The budget item represents an investment out for th* V&nderhberg-MilHkin by a trust company. • bit underpaid but that was remedied to a in health and wealth. It indicates alertness compromise plan to ke«p tb* Re- certain extent by giving a salary increase' in and foresight on the part of the Governor. ciprocal Trade Agreements In op- if* family can mt joy on your bonds is collected semi- this year'a budget. The situation was the For too long New Jersey has filled a specta eration, • point on which Senator Mmwkim is In diwgw&ment. aunt in communities like Summit whether tor role while other states have reaped the ad Smith's voting record on Inter- The coupon btiow it for your convtnience they were in suburban New Jersey or subur- vantages of research programs. Now that the national nutters closely parallels ESTEY ••eurinf furfMr information. ban New York. station has produced results which have at that or W*rr«ii B. Austin, chief Then along came this survey, compiled by tracted worldwide notice its program should of th* American delegation to the United Nations, wh»n Austin was Portable Jukior Organ BEET MWIU6E AND TIRE two Iowa State educators, which showed that be aided in every way. in tb» flenat*. (Pedal Operated) Atsrit n 4xc*tJ of $3,000,000. Hew Jersey ranked fortieth. It was of little comfort to learn that Delaware trailed our To the End ^ N*v Jersey's Aajr to go social Telephone Passaic 3-1500 State by being 46 on the list and that Mary- coincided with the worst btiuard Four octare range. Standard keyboard. Knee A tough test of the human spirit is to keep Waihlngton hai *e«n In five years. land was worse by being 47th. New York on keeping on. to endure what can't be cured. Nevertheless, some 300 guests, swell volume control. Light in weight— State was not so bad off as it was rated 17th. The word for it is tenacity. Including senators, New Jersey easily moved. Send for descriptive folder. MORTGAGE ANT) TITLE CO., The leading state, according to the Corn Belt coniTMstrun, Cabinet and Sup- j. PatMic, N. J. researchers, was Utah. Regardless of the Anyone can run far and fast when prod- reme) Court numbers braved knee- CeoUemen: (0) academic standing of the authors of the re- ded by fear or lured by profit. But to make deep drifts and a 90-mlle-per-hour wtn4 to attend the reception for * 7*« Musk Cmur of Ntu, Jersey" ve foldw-wlth a c«.|»y port, their findings were adverse and natural- haste slowly, to slog it out to the end, to work alone with no cheers from the sidelines; to Governor and Mr». Drisooil given Tru»t Bond. b ly made the taxpayer and parent wonder if he by Senator and Mr». Smith at the 2 were getting his money's worth from the meet that test a man must have more under Sulgrava Club liut Thursday. GRIFFITH PIANO CO. Namt schools. him than a, pair of legs. All honor to the "Ws w«r» late to' pur own par- Sttinuvy Reprmntatu** unsunging heroes who "walk and do not This week the Educational Planning Com- ty," attractive Mrs, Driscoll rue- 60S IROAD SHUT, NIWAftK %, NIW Addresa faint." fully admitted. f#hat with stalled mission of New Jersey did what the magazine Open Wednetdsy Eveabg Unlit« —I'klniiold Courier. traffic and all, it took longer to Worst Sow THE SUMMIT HHULD. THURSDAY, FEIRUAHY 17, 1147 «uy homed at 18 degrees while boat p«ft *J*cordi if is epaftiBent , idwiat«r vacation which *f Welfare together with thorn heir m of Summit1! four major fuel •*[« i]I eftd Monday morning »«t. *rm« w«r» unaaiaioua is report- Tbe SBo«r which atarttd to fail in* tlMlt therVwere ao (^ ^ ,t 3:35 p»- Tburidiry meaaur«4 dutfxeaa bar* at a letult ©f the y inehaa b % •term. Tbt fad firms Kited their afterboMT wbaa tbe atom dellvarti. w«r« ^ on fabru- rttapaUriok mid the mail., boU> iry ZS awl Maw* 1 ef that paar. ontcoiiif and iitffdag, m

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Art* aad Sulla Department. Two women with ereativs ability tad technical •kill h»v« fttftttitd U Instructors in iaacBing applied dMlf*, ewuaicj •Ad leather work. TIM local chapter is carrying ou Style thU Mrviot for CMC* tbe aecood year. WHOU, CROSS-CUT AND Shown here l» STICKS — YWIJL WANT QUMT Mrs. W. B. Snow JAR Mid a Lyoos ALL THREE ON YOUR patient PANTRY SHELF w* »ie fartiiaate m hawiag aw tea, a» 1st as keep ftur Wy food orjanuatiwa lice tae Red Grass record af Summlt't Iqgmj to th* Red Crass Drive t» do thi» tnpoitaat work for a*. Americas Rad Cross." . (Continuedfrom page I) "it test* DM**?; t*0,oyt are .till overseai, other UUtt yw Untmn F—4» ttmm X ym Gnmi VmanMmM. lWif N •*• U tm* •« •« year aeeataf thousand* art In hoapitali paying "Many citiscaa at* eontrAotlBg Gi VMM tit price tor our freedom. Mil- not only money-tat their aerrices. Ladies Might; to lion! of discharged veteran* aw In raising the taad. ;, itrivtnr to rt-«etabUih them- "WiU jott 4s> y«ar past •» «•*• Hear Safely Nan trtbatiss fiaareiaafr awl Koaapt- Green Mlyea In clvlllm lift and occu- fy when our aettdtar caOa aetweea Summit Uons nave' completed patlow. Disaster, of all kind. atiU plans for a ladies' night and en- continue, . Satanlay aad March M. tertainment is be held March XI tioMydaw • "Tbli U our respoasibUttjr and "We have alwaya awae awer the at the Hotel Suburban. Thk was Grape Preserves jar aaaowDced yesterday by Chair- aua Walter A. McNamara of the das', program committee, Packed at ih» PMIC of flavor Guest speaker at the club's Niblets Corn luncheon today at the Suburban will b« F. A. Abbott of Cranford, M $train«d Chopped Radio Repairs a safety engineer and a past Nub-Nut 4%or.'|arl maunder of the County V. F. W. Baby Foods Percy 1L Brown, president of All Mokes of Radios Jtedeo Product* (Jo. of North Chal Boy-Ar-D«a raj Bergen, manufacturer of plastic With Mtal or Mtatlau pkg. products was the guest speaker Spaghetti Dinner Repaired at last week'a luncheon. He la also a deputy district governor of Apple Sawe v^.^ N.I«.|7/ TMUUCatiip •*-«*. 1 loos for Hudson Region of ff^ ' Mlxei Vegetables »" 2^'-27/ Salad Oressiic ^ MCK UP AND DIUYat SttWCf — • kma International. i^ rAatf' Among club's guests at lunch- Vw DicMiCamts v^^.*. 2*'-21/ SiitfeiOliVw-^«^ Exclusive Phile • were Rafel Oamo Castro of f |ro^ Ttwti Paste *--•-*• 2«-»«27/ MaeareeUSpagkettp f the Dominican Republic who has iU9 H* Borne wi Car Radio Vtmiqwvitn been spending two weeks at Sum- iS*5Tw Teeute Sitce «•«*•• 2««.M»|j Peawt Sitter^: snlt High School preparatory to Canse Niodlei^r :r 26/ ;; 1^ attenduig the Herald Tribune forum next week in New York. *«*. CI»Ciewder^-^39/^21/ GremCbeese «^- 2 *»iaf* UtW ff He WM accompanied by Henry Ctreals ««•* 2» hem. • LaBBMsaBBBBaW JKBBSSBB IBgj^ggjajiaajHk *sm*jsssB> ' •" Nemy litter — --4«/ Skr»Med Cetfffsl — SUMMit On the average, ten inches of snow are equivalent in water con- tent to about one inch of rain.

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Jadf CREAMS "Follow Mo" SKIN BALM LOTION SCREAM Your chcicd Night ANNIVERSAIT PACRA6E SKIN fcREA M COMBINATION Velvety .. • fragrant lotion LOOSite Complexion. Cleans* body lotion, lor alt* 4.Purpoe« Cream.. I.9S log. or Liquefying Toilet Water and Cream .iSSiie over lovelinetjtetjt. '•Waal Ptok"Pwwd« J* Creams. . Face Powder ,. i Total Value. 1.25 XOOSIit Total Value Lt3 1.00 iart I Valve. ISO I AA* Io0t.lottle laW Save 95c! rah*** 70c* Oorfefe*. ..1.00 lotfifor Ill ~^"k PRICES SHOWN DO NO! INCLUDE FEDtHAL F.ETAILEH.S I.XC1SE TAX 10 THI SUMMIT MIIUU). THUHSDAY.PaWIAiYty.1t4f Services and Events in Summit Churches .v by American scientist, Movement, "ofSee*** dtaast Radio Series War Ban Will oustrialista. a* Rosary Shrine believe, CHURCH DIRECTORY Saturday-*:** a* a., Ended Sunday M.&U' class. Offers Prayers fteCMawUe Tent* Orgaaiiatlo« End Atom Fear, utiliaatioa m Sunday — i:«0 a. at, Church La conjunction with the Confrater- batsfits of atomic entrgj- Rrtf Baptist Church dergarten through ninth grade •chooi-1 and aduM B»ble eiastes; nity of Christian Doctrine of It Men's Club Says •wrp* a« said, could i* 11 a. m.. Morning Service, sermon 11 a. m., Junior Church and For Pope Pius Teresa's Cbttreh, completed Us tear B>v. DmvU K. BaraweB. DJ*. by Dr Trapp: The Moat Bignlfi- churca-tlme nursery; Us.* nu, broadcasts, -Catholle Youth Talks Elimination of war and not £20 fcy-produoU of nuclear • Rev. Win* Pascals As a spedal tribute to Pope cant Underground of all Times," Morning womkip «ad celebration Pius XD on the 71st annivenary ItO*er,"Mi8tt*iay. Tfce first pro- oontrol of the atom boa* should #**», he pointed out, Community Young People will not of the SaoranuBt «rf the Lord* of his birth and the eighth of bis gram was M latrodawtio* to tfc* to UM itaaiedtatt cooctrn of have * medlcaJ valu,.- Sunday—1:45; Church school meet this evening at they will at- Supper; serman, "A Christian's elevation to the Chair of Peter, Ceafratenitar, Uw Moaad ahowed Cariatlaa pwple*, meaobtn of ib.aa informal mtcmim w II a. m.: Worship service fol- tend the Fortieth Anniversary km«d by communion. Dr. Barn- Conrtant Pttft," by I>r, l the Sotemn Holy Hour at Rosary the orgaaiiatiM la atflea, tiu-ouga tae Men's Oub of toe First, Bap- lowing th. talk the politic * dinner which is being held la the man; memorial tervioe lor Dr. Shrine, on Sunday feast of Blessed tne Bwdtm sf the Wewaaui Oak, cW a«d «»ao»i ' well will five the communion tist Church agreed after lieten- a»p YMCA auditorium at 6 p. m. RockweU Braah. t p. m. special Henry SUM, OP, will be offered and the last presented the scope of ecu meditation; 4:30: Youth Ft]low ( ia« U» an authority on atomic Friday—March 7,6: JO p. m, din- meeting of Church School Coun- tar the intentions of Hui Holiness. the CathoUc presa. tmk energy, as well M •hip will meet at home' erf Dr. ner meeting at the Church of the Chrfsttaa attitads toward, cil; 7 p. u., Junior HI Fellow The Holy Hour will begia at fiasur* explain Uw principles of and jifr*'. Robert M. Miller, 10 Saviour, Brooklyn. Rev. A Powell The parttd»a»ai ware AaiU •hip; 7:J0 p. m., Special Project I S:30 p. m, with Rev. Edward L, atomic energy ftt a meeting of wm* oiseuatsd. It U Lorraine road. Daviea will apeak oa "You—and Keats, Joaaa Moria, Joseph Croa- of Senior Hi Fellowship. Phillips, OP, offidaUng. Tbt the club beld last Wednesday m-Um.tm UM e Monday-? :30 p. m.L Boy Scout the World's Confusion." la, Peggy Preadergast Betty Mat- opinion -oowsd that Ch Troop. »X Monday-40 a. »., All Day Sew- pilgrims will form a Lenten ro- l»y. Peggy Lolatte, Nick DeRiewoi evening at toe church. ing Group; 1:30 p. «., Interde- sary procession and there will be should not .consider ,tomic Thursday-* P- «-: Choir rs- Leonard Caarilli, Jofaa Galaoa, Dr. Frank T. Barr, a Standard Fountain Baptist Church nominational Study Group of In- special Lenten music by the at a lores to destroy • heartai. '-.•.•. ' - ' Jtmm dyna. Rev, Hpwrd J. Oil Co. scientist who worked oa dia, at the home of Mm. Irvine Monastic Chou*. but as a force to stm mmkai FrltUy-liarch T, 1 p. as,: Fri- Friday—7:10 p. m., Young Peo- Fientag directed the aratnaaa, aa- the development of tat bmb dur- •7 Maj>l« street; 5:80 p. m., Troop Refreaboema were served dur day Guild will hold * pot luck ple's Choir; > p. m., Senior Choir. Continuing the acven centuries' suted by Mn. J. Neftttt Geisoa. ing th« war, was the speaker of I, G- 8. A.; 7:10 p. ML/troop-In, lag toe diacuaaion period by Her luncheon at the horn* of MM. Sunday—I a. m* Church school; tradition of unswerving loyalty t» The series WH presented aver Uw evening and Illustrated all B. 8. A. NOONDAY SPEAKER - The bert SUUel «ad hi, Cr Lawsoa Igtrton, IS Morehouse 11 a. m., Worship service; S p. m., the Holy Sec initiated by their WAAT. talk witb slides showing some of Tuesday — 10 a. m., Women's Right Reverend Theodore R. Lud- PrsaMsat George Martin i Evening service. founder, the Dominican Cloistered UM steps used in producing atomic Association executive board meet- Monday - 1:10 p. at, Naomi low, suffrages bishop of UM diocese Nuns at Rosary Shrine art plan- energy. Dr. Barr, wbo is also a Ing; l:M p. m., Afternoon Sew- Church Society Meets St. John's Lutheran Church Circle. Of Newark, will be the Lenten ning thirty-one days of ealetna member of toe Men's Club, stated ing Group devotions, Mrs. H. W. prayer—consisting of meases, un- Ministers Honor Ths Women's Society of _ Bsv. W. & Hill—. FiD. Tuesday — 8 p. •., Oospel speaker tomorrow from 12 to U:30 that la his opinion the biggest Joan's Church met lait Thursdn Moa»; I p. m., Prayer Circle, 70 ceasing rosaries, and vigila before p. «., at Calvary Episcopal Church. secret about the bomb is the pro- evening at the pswonage to fiw Saturday-*:*) a- m,, OittcbeU- Chorus; I:M p. m, Trustee beard. Hobart avenue, »t the home of th« most blessed sacrament, day ductive capacity of the nation Mrs. Edward Meincke prestut ti* i cat tlass; »:80 a. m, Junior Choir. Wednesday — .1 p. m, Prayer Mtas. Mary Stone; 3:18 p. ra., Ju- Before his consecration at bishop, and night, acti of self-sacrifice Dr. Kinsolving Sunday - 9:48 a. m, Bible working on the project. It will topic of India, the interdenonim. service. nior Choir; 4:16, p. m., Intermc- Dr. Ludkw was rector of the and- other good works—that, School, William F, Tootle, supsr- be only a matter of time, he feels, tional mission study subject fJ dJate Choir! 5 p. m-, Senior High Church of the Holy Communion, through the intercession of St intendtnt; IQ:» a- «., Worahip At Luncheon before other nations have the en- 1M7. ' School. Choir;. I p. pa., Central Joseph, protector of the Univer- service. Sermon: "Persistent South Orange. Bach Friday dur- Dr. W. O. Kinsolving, rector tire atomic story but" first they Miss Laura Couse and Mrs Central Church Club for Young Adults: indoor sal Church, His Holiness will re- FaltlT." ing Lent, there will be a noon-day emeritus of Calvary Episcopal must save tht "know how" held S. Human were hostesses. FreaMefta* treasure bunt ceive the powerful support neces- Monday— I p. m. Lenten 8erv« Church, was guest of honor Tues- t aW. L. V, Wednesday-* p. m., Midweek service at the same place. sary to carry the onerous burden Jce with sermon: "The PWtne day/at Canoe Brook Country Club, Lecture, "The Church Regnant," of his responsible office. All are Call* ; , at the first luncheon meeting of second in « series of taiki on tht cordially Invited to join with the program, social hour, and refresh- the Minuter* Group of the Sum- Today—7 :W p. 'm, Choir re. history of the Church; 1:45 p. m., Nuns in this month of prayer in The Community,Church ments. •. ... ••..,.; mit Council of Churches since New Ufe Movement executive which great numbers of Rosary - Unitarian ' ~ . hesrsaL _ • ,"• ''-.; . their annual reorganisation. oommittet ioeetint. . - •. Sunday — 9'M a, Sunday pilgrim* have already indicated »Uv. lass* ftapf Friday - I p. m., New Ufa .Rev. Nevie Cutlip, pastor of Thursday^ March «—1 p. m., school; 11 a. m., Worship service. their intention to participate. Movement, women's luncheon Leper Relief Guild; 8:15 p. m, Oakes Memorial Church, new Sunday ~ 9:30 a. m., Junior Tha topic of the sermon wilt be , His Holiness Pope Pius XII is Church School, classes Worn kin- meeting; 1:80 p. m.. New Life Choir muticaJe and reception for 'the protector of the Dominican president of the Group, presided, the congregation. Man's Only Progress." (A nursery Order and a fervent Dominican and the two other new officera Is provided for small children dur- Tertiary, having been received in- were present. Rev. Alfred G. Dun- The Methodist Church ing church time.) 7 p. m., Youth to the Third Order of St. Dominic •ton, pastor of Wallace Chapel, •sv. a C IJsJssa, laJk Fellowship. some years ago by the former AME Zion Church, vice-president, Thursday—8 p.m., Choir will and Rev. Elmo Paacale, assistant Today—7 p. m., Couples Club master general, the Moat Rev. rehearse the special music for pastor of First Baptist Church, dinner, "A Southern Rhapsody," Martin a Gillet, O.P., aT.lt., now Holy Week and Easter. secretary. song-story by Qeraldihe Mac- titular-archbishop of Nicea. His ant and Henry J. Foan. Eminence, the then Cardinal With the likening of Dr. Kin- Sunday — »:4J a. m., Church Wallace Chapel AMEZion Pacelli, chose to be known as lolving's life to a garden, whose School, Mlsi Mary E. MoCarroll, Rev. Alfred G. Dunatea Brother Thomas-Albert in honor bloatonu of service were ever director; 11 a. m., Worship serv- Sunday — 9:45 a. ra., Sunday of the two great Dominican doc- given to those who needed them, ice with, sermon by the'pastor; School, Raymond Smith will lead tors of the church, and placed Mr. Cutlip said that he has never Prafeuitmally Correct Economically Reliabli 6:30 p. m, Youth Fellowship. Pat the Men's Bible Class in a discus- himself under the special protec- known any one who was so deeply Johnson will lead the worahip, sion of "Deborah and Barak"; 11 tion of the Angelic Doctor, St. appreciative of the effort* and Our Tumral flome at 309 Springfield Avenue which will be followed by a dis- a. m., Preaching by pastor fol- Thomas of Arquln. The Domini- services of others. The ministers cussion of the subject: "A Christ- lowed by Holy Communion; 4 can* point out that four Domin- presented two books to Dr. Kin- Robert D.Brough Every IT vice, regardle$* of cost, it complete in ian Looks at Race Relations." p. m., Rev. Dururton and his con- can» have occupied the Chair of solving, "Robert E. Lee in Tessa," Monday—1:30 p. «., The wom- gregation will join in the farewell Peter, three of whom have been by Rister, a friend of the recip- every re&pevt. . en of the church are invited to service at Trinity AMB Zlon raised to the altars of the Church: ient, and "Where Are We Head- Funeral Home the mlstlon study class on India, Church, Newark, for the pastor, St. Plus V, Bl. Innocent V, and ing?", by 8umner Welles. Owarr Manarfmral sponsored by the Council of Rev. C. C. Scott; 7 p. m. Young Blessed Benedict XI. Dr. Kinsolving will assume his US Springfield Avenw Corner of Morri* E. P. Burroughs & Son Cburcbworatn, at the home of People's Hour; 8 p. m., Evening Benediction of the Most Blessed duties Sunday as rector of Eman- Summit 6-0218 ~Un; Georgt I r v i n g, 87 Maple service with communion. . Sacrament will conclude the Holy uel Episcopal Church at Weaton, Funeral Home •__: street . : Wednesday — 8:30 p. m., John Hour on March 2, which in also Conn.., and of Christ Episcopal Tuesday—1:30 p. m., Group 6 Geer of Jersey City, will speak at the last of the Six Aquinas Sun- Church, at Easton, four miles Established 1820 will meet at the home of Mrs. L. the mid-week Lenten service. days to be celebrated at the Shrine away. C. Carptnter, fol Springfield ave- in preparation for his-fea»t which 309 Springfield Avenue • Summit 64)259 nue. Mrs. Donald Robb will be Mt. Olive Holiness Church occurs this year on Friday, March T ~ WESTINGHOUSE co-hostess. A. Bmnougkt Jloeert B. JCeAr John DmrUUon, Jr. Rev. J. C. Fisher Confraternity *- Wednesday-a p. m., Mid-week Immediate Free Delivery Lenten Service and stewardship Sunday—10 a. m, Bible Church Told Communism discussion. school; 11:30 a. m., worship serv- Churchwomen • Thursday, March ft—10 a. m., ice with sermon py pastor; 3 p. m., Fights Religion ELECTRIC RANGES Executive Board of WSOS will special missionary program, guest- At a recent meeting of the Con- meet at the parish house. speaker will be Mrs. Marie Hub- Share World Day fraternity of Christian Doctrine of HOT WATER HEATERS OPEN SIWDAYS TO 5 P.M bard of Hackensack; 6:45 p. m., St. -Teresa's Church,, the John W. Young People's Hour, discussion Summit Jewish Ctnter Davis of Westfleld stated that the topic: "Christ the Head of the Of Prayer Service REFRIGERATORS BabM Benjamin Staeoff case against Communism is not ex. DAILY TO S P.M. Church"; 8:45 p. m., sermon by Last Friday afternoon from 3 to clusively Catholic, using for exam- Friday—* p. m., Friday Evening M. Bush, with holy communion. 4 o'clock, on the snowiest day of ple the struggle of China, Iran, Service, Rabbi Natban.Reumer will Monday—« to »:3O p. m., Bible the winter, churchwomen of Sum- France, Poland, Spain, Germany SEtECT-O-RAY SUN LAMPS speak on "The Importance of Re- class. mit met together to participate in and Italy as effort!" to preserve —*-~ , \Sm and Heat Combination) membering." Tuesday—8 p. m., missionary the World Day of Prayer service, themselves from the Red menace." Saturday-10 a. m.( Junior Sab- hour, Miss Rosa Hargrave will at Central Presbyterian Church. bath Service. speak on "The Miracles of Mis- Mrs. Kenneth P. Stiles, leader, "Communism Is against religion Wednesday-7:30 p. m., Jewish sions." was assisted by Mrs. Woodruff J. and democracy of every kind." he EVAN'S OIL-WATER HEATERS said. "It menaces the' natural so- Youth Organisation,. English, Mrs. Thomas G. Walsh, < (Automatic) Thursday—8 p. m. Young Men's Calvary Episcopal Church Mies Louise H. North, Miss Jayne ciety, the political society, and his. Group meeting. , Rev. fc. F. Francis Moore, Mis*. Violet Smith, Miss torical institutions." Quoting Pope Thursday, March-#-=^ Hebww Rev. W. a Kinsolving Joyce Spiker, Miaa Betty Ann Piux XI, Father Davis said, "In IRONS • VACUUM CLEANERS • RADIOS School re-opens. Sunday . School Rector Emeritus Smith, Miss Nancy Foraberg. Mrs. such a doctrine as that of authen- will re-open on March ». Donald Coburn, Miss Julie Davis tic Comrounlsm, there U no room — I Friday—12 noon, midweek Len- and Mrs, J. B. Callaway. for the Idea of God; no difference Quaker Mooting ten service, with Rev. T. H. Lud- between matter and spirit, between tow, preacher, The inter-church choir was di- soul and body; there is neither New Providence Hardware Simday-U a m, Mating of Sunday—8 a. m, Communion; reoted by Nellie Gordon Blasiusv survival of the soul after death nor tha Society of-Frlsnda at the 9:80a. m, ChurchSchool; 11 a. i organist at CentraJ Church, who any hope in a future life." Central Presbyterian parish house, Holy Communion and address by also played the carillonic chimes To "overcome the threat of Com- Appliance Store 1* noon, First Day School. Mr. Francis. (Church nursery In st the noon hour and again pre- munism.'' Father suggested that parish house.) 3 p. m., Confirma- ceding the service. Cor. Springfield Avs. a South St. his listeners become "Chriito- Nsw Providenc* tion class; 4:30 p. m,. Evening Christian Science Church Under the auspices of the Sum- phers," carrying Christ into their (next to Poit Office) prayer and organ recital; 7:30 p. m., Su. 6-3190 mit Council of Churchwomen, the everyday lives and dealings. "Christ Jesua" U tha Lesson- Toung People's Fellowship. Inter-church committee was com- Sermon subject for Sunday Tuesday—4:80 p. m., Evensong March ^ posed of the chairman. Mrs. Stiles, with Lenten Choir and addrees by Mrs. C. M. Stanley, music; Mr*. Golden Text: TJnto us a child Mr. Francis. Thomas A. Lend, publicity: * Mm la born, unto us a son is given: Thursday, Mar. 6—10 a. m., Com- and the government shall be upon O: P. Oakes, news; Mrs. W. F. Sat- munion; 8:15 p. m., Men's Bible his shoulder: and his name shall terthwalte, school programs; Mrs. Class. ; ' FACTORY be called Wonderful Counsellor, T. C. Dillrngham -and- Mre, Willis The mighty God. The everlasting HinmSTt, programs for hospitals TO YOU Father, The Prlnc* of Peace." Junior Congregation and nursing homea; Mrs. E. J. Oorreclative passages Planned by Rabbi Benjamin charge of the nursery for small from "Science and Health with Slncoff and Julius Schomick, ed- children, during the service. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary ucation chairman, the service was Bak«r Eddy include: geared to the pupil level, while re- Evening Prayer "It Is potslble,—yes. it is the taining; the essentials of the adult Will Include Recital j duty and privilege of every,child, program, and a fine proportion of The Evening Prayer service at' man, and womiin,—to follow in young people attended. ' Calvary Church on Sunday after- some degree the example of th« Elections will be held soon for noon at 4:30 will also feature a Master by th« ck'monatration of the junior synagogue sexton, can- short recital by Franklin W. Truth and Life, of health and tor, and rabbi. hoHneas." (p.37) Helms, organist. The program Church School Study will be: N. P. Presbyterian Church Integrated Around P. I. Epithalamlum Woodman R#T. Richard A. Bryan Meditation Berieiue .... Bartlett your All dppnrtmenu) of Calvary Fugue In C major ... Buxtehude water fauoit it, then Church School, during (he Lenten Sunday — 9:48 a. m.. Sunday Vision Rbeinbergtr season, are Using "The Philippines" find your moet d* School, Esco Long, superintend- Spring song Hollins ent; 11 a. m, Worship service, at their special mission study pro- Ave Maria Schubert \ and W wnly, sermon topic: "God's Faith In gram. The children have all re- Marche Chatnpetre Boex Us"; 6:30 p. ra.( Young People's :eived their mlte-boxci which will Toccata d'Evry (and roaritoo!) laWifcet clean • «M» i\» WATER ARE lOt H Society. Joan Irving, lead'er'-df further the work of the church in BKST FRIF.yns WHEN YOU WANT worship; Jeanne Bills, kader of theee Islands, A filmstrlp of lhe St. John's Uses New Gift attractive appearance. TO MAU 4 GOOD KSM discussion. work of the Episcopal Church In For the first time, at the thcM areas Is being shown in the Wednesday n^ght Lenten service, Oaket Memorial Church various departments and this com- St. John's Lutheran Church used Her, Nsrte ing Sunday morning, the junior the new offering-plat« shelf with and senior department* will view a basin stand. The *helf is of solid COMMONWEALTH WATER CO. Friday —g/p.m., A postponed and study a recent March of Time oak and matches thw other chan- WMhingtonji Blrthdivy celebration, film »ho>wlnt poet-war activities of cel furniture. It was the gift of the wlU 1M htii with HI loUresUng UM Philippines. Bible School, IMf SUMMIT HEHA1D, THURSDAY, FBRUAUT 27, If47 41

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**.- Sts^. fc. •ad W*«M ai« indicated torn a tat *M i* approaJmaUly to tt>SOM»u readloa; of U» badftt watch vat published la full la the February »b»at if ymn igo. H» said this inf S7I bUlka dollar,. wa» »pt»—fi hi noa-callable Herald, TMECKftfiEARFIK boaot wboat isiarttt raU raos*4 The Own Oil Cb. of Kli*a- Present inm * to m H» «Mt,-«M ««r- heth Wiar the tew hioder (or CMt ratt of iatwrtat avaiUbto at fvcj oU at 4M cents a taltoa, was to* time th« bond* w«r« immi. awarded tbebld to aupply th* EASTER GIFTS A auestioa from Mr. Bogumil city'f needs for the year. for Freedom,' a duaai* en Sunday afternoon, March i, at pa* f«w yt*n tnrte-eigQtha of IMS, says the New Jersey Tax* « p. at *i tne Centra^ YMCA., if one per cent. The answer brought, payers Association. Of this Map)* street. con.i4«rabl« praiiw from Mr. Bo- amount, the Federal Government MIL-MAC Following tba tread la current mimil about tht city fownuMttt spent 868 billion dollars, or about Broadway production* and many and to* credit it has •atabUshed. Uu«Mi«htai ot tht total State, MT recent radio prof nuns th« group county and local goverments spent N««arl | Acting Prea. Hickok also as- W. UU« baa chosen an istenmclal then* sured Mr. Bofumll that the rity 60 billion dollars, while corpora- 'Flight for Freedom," which bai would not pay anywhere ntar 5 been written at a radio script will per cent Interest on th* bonds to* presented «a it would b» to * for to* city garag* and service studio audience. The ttory tell» of building projected for North Sum- TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINES an airpUn* crash and of tb» atti mit Ha indicated th* latorwt rate tudes of some of t&* passenger* would bt somewhere in th* neigh- "I UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ABE woo lived through the disaster to- borhood of * per cent. gether. We Deliver mi Pkk Vpin and BOOSTING DAVE'S, TOO!" Assails SCwung OHHMIM* Around Submit Itrt, Philip Buchanan of Brook- While tht question of tn* pro- lyn la in charge of th» direction posed new lonlng ordinance did of U» play. An actreaa hertelf, not com* under th* heading of Mrs. Buchanan has had extensive FOR THE MOWntAUXMSD VETERAN at Lyons, the Summit Chap- business at the budget bearing, Hi-Grade Typewriter Stationery Co. experience on the stage both in ter each month takes charge of oae of the weekly teas for servicemen norw th* less Mr. Kirk assailed Europe and in tbii country, A 78 South Street Morrlftomi 4-2866 who are patient, at the Institution. Above, (left) Mrs. Ernest P. Pat- It at a device "to turn th* city musical program at part of th* tea, chairman of the Chapter's canteen corps and Mrs. Fred over to the Bell Telephone La- Near Community afternoon's entertainment it un- W. Moore, ST., chairman of the motor corps, »re about to leave boratories to provide homes for der the direction of Mis* Capitols with coffee and sweet buns to serve 115 mentally ill soldiers. Gray their Murray Hill workers. He Dickerson, a gifted musician, weU Ladies front.the local chapter act as hostesses for theie events. said he would have more to say known to Summit. on it when it came up for hear- SEARS SUMMIT ST Member* of the cast include ing." Th* Woodland Park own- Cordelia Bullock, Carol Jooi, er added, "You ar* making HAVE'S Olivia Johnson, Terry Ntgaflibnl, Many Red Cross Services monkeys out of yourselves wast* Gert Falk, Kathleen Ford, Jean ing time on that fool ordinance. Bronk, Nancy Scnuyier,-.Samuel Comfort and Aid Veterans It will be a waste of money to WINES4JQU0RS '.Noel, Thomas J. Edwards,Love- publish it. Now that you have WHAT AKE THE SERVICES? community functions, and when- ace C, pillingbam, Herbert C. ever necessary in disaster. an attorney here, listen to your Coliey, Raymond F. Smith, tad Red Cross volunteers, through new legal adviser." Samuel Irwln. • their hospital and recreation There ar« 14 Gray Ladies from the Summit Chapter under Mrs. Mr, Kirk also depracated the SU-6- The public it cordially invited (Gray Ladles), «rta and skills, Laurence Franks as chairman eondltbn of tht itreeti. When SUMMIT, KJ to attend. . canteen, motor, staff assistance, 25 UNION PLACE who go to Lyons once a week to asked for a bill of particulars on volunteer nurses' aides and pro-bolster morale and bring cheer to this score by Councilman Louis Plant Flowers duction corps, form a trained unit the men. The Gray Lady ii a (J. Dapero, he said reference was of service to tn« hospttallied vet- touch of home. Her regular du- made only to streets in Wood- land Park, The councilman ex- To Attract Birds ties include arranging flowers, eran. plained that this yeafs budget writing letters, delivering birth- WHAT DO THEY DOT provides for applying a new top All Summer Long day gifts, serving at hosteaa at dressing to the streets In ques- They answer many of his needs parties and dinners, and planning With the advent of the annual. tion. Mr. Dapero said "This year for recreation, entertainment, in- competitive games. In addition, seed catalogues and nurserymen's formation, personal services, and will see an improvement. All of she has, educational classes where transportation, They also help this is an expensive proposition Hats, a new excitement could be mechanic&I drawing, English, and with medical rehabilitation activi- and it takes time and money." Injected Into this year's aelectiont, music appreciation are taught. ties and assist with of flee duties. If any new thrill ia necessary, by WHY ARE THESE 8EBVICE8 Councilman Comment choosing varieties of flowering Thr motor corps of the Summit ESSENTIAL? On the various questions raised Chapter does an outstanding Job. at the hearing, members of coun- plants that will bring birds to the The 14 drivers in the corps under If the volunteers in veterans' cil commented. hospitals were to withdraw, pa- garden. the chairmanship of lira. Fred W. About teachers' salaries, Act- tients Would miss many of the fol- The almost unbelievable ruby- Moore, Sr., are ready for any Ing Prea. Hickok said they were lowing services: Therapeutic rec- throated hummingbird, the small' emergency call. Last year they governed by the recommendations reation and training given by the eat and most fatrylike of American traveled 25,824 miles giving almost of the Board of Education aa cer- arts and skills corps, in which birds, will visit white columbine 5,000 hours to provide motor tified to council by the Board of leading artists and teachers of from May until June, showing transportation to handicapped cli- School Estimate. handicrafts give practical instruc- great impartiality between long or ents, servicemen, or to chapter ad- Also on teachers' salaries, Coun- ahWjt-Bpurred varieties, growing ministrative purposes. Regular tion that often provides patients with a means of future livelihood; cilman Rome A, Bctts said, in either in sun or shade. These tiny trips were made to Lyons Hospi- part; guests also like delphiniums, sip- tal, Camp Kilmer Hospital, and hostess service and canteen hospi- tality for visiting relatives and "The results of the Citizens' ping from the white-flowered ones Halloran Hospital. They serve Committee on Teachers' Salaries first, but not neglecting the blues Overlook Hospital for any emer- friends; Gray Ladies' comfort, recreational, and educational serv- and Educaion were arrived at so Famous Silvertone or the pinks. gency and are on twenty-four late that they didn't get to the hour call Several times they ices; office work by staff assist- dumps of spice pinks and ants; Red Cross comfort articles Board of Education until that violas will tempt wrens and song have rushed eyes to the eye body had its policy set. By the Table Mpdel Radio SKIRTS arc down ... according bank in New York City. They and supplies given by production sparrows more common but n to make hours in bed or wheel time the Board of School Esti- t& fashion auffcorities. Bat not transport material for Braille, enhelcss welcome birds, who wait chair more comfortable; trips and mate gets around to act on the PRICES! So, if you must buy new patiently for the seed pods to take patients to clinics for treat- school budget, the water is prert) ment, and entertainers and Gray tours with the motor corps to clothes, buy good quality, sod be form, then snap them off and eat community affairs, recreational, well apllled over the dam. Citi- Push Button Control tun they're titan able... or give every one. Ladies to Lyons, Veterans at zens who are interested in the 39? musical,'and athletic events. Lyons are taken roller-skating, to school budget and teachers' sal- the dothes you have the best of Many people plant sunflowers football games, picnics, and to The need for volunteers at aries should voice their convic- care and the extra life-prolonging especially for the seed which they To assure crystal clear reception this handy table model dinners that have been given for Lyons is greater, not less. The tions well in advance, as early as benefits of the finest oT ckaaing save for winter bird feeding. In them in the Summit area. At demand for them in every volun- October 1 and certainly not later is equipped with a triple tuned station selector and 0 services... . this case it is often necessary to Lyons, motor corps also provides teer Bervice is urgent. than October 15." cover, the flower heads as soon u taxi service, taking servicemen 2-position tone control. Built-in loop antenna. Automatic On the question of salaries for they mature or there will be none and volunteers from one building Suits 1 Hok Dttssts police and firemen, Acting Pres. volume control. "Silver Voice" tone Silvertone dynamic left for winter. A suggestion Ls to to another. plant twice as many as usual, cov- Budget Adopted Hickok said: speaker. Operates on 540-1600 kilocycles. ering some to save, while leaving The canteen corps of 15 workers (Continued from, page i) "We did what we thought best as many more uncovered for the under Mrs. Ernest Patten is ex- in our judgment, the combined President Percy M. BLafto, ex- judgment of the council. Unfor- cardinals, goldfinches, titmlco and perienced in emergency group plained that council lied to an- grosbeaks, who need to be coaxed feeding. Last year it served tunately when we raise the sal- CaU& Delivery Sermtt Direttly ticipate financing over the next aries of these men, we can never a bit to visit the garden. donors at the Blood Bank at Over- New Silvertone Console few years, referring to the schools get them down because of statu- from Plant Phone Sum. $4100 look Hospital, prepared lunch as an example. boxes for draftees, sent 450 cookies atory requirements. There is Asks About Bond Debt Model Radio WEIX KXOWX NATIONAL every week to Camp Kilmer, ever a celling on the bonus that KIltM Robert W. Bogumil of Canoe served cake and coffee at Lyons can be granted, not to mention In "Sottti Jrr«rj Brook parkway asked about the Beautiful select walnut cabinet. Hospital, prepared luncheons nnd the pension demands." f.miljr Arrmlfcle hy Mala city's bonded Indebtedness and Trannpiirlnllon Mnri dinners for nurses returning from Addressing himself to Mr. Kirk Built-in loop aerial. 1U« Opining* for M*i the amount of interest being paid and his remarks about the new ACCOUNTANT overseas, and for servicemen from thereon. Push-button tuning. Lyons. Once a month It serves at zoning ordinance now in the of- follr** first! with Acting President Hickok, who Is Standard and shortwave bands, Arroiintliiff Major weekly teas for the men at Lyons, flng, Councilman Dapero said: tor Report Analjrill and also serves at Red Cross and also chairman of council's finance "Jfou have criticised the new Deilr* Tibllr Arconntlaff committee, «ald the city's pres- Expttltnct zoning ordinance. We don;t know much about it. Up to now It has -KT.SO been in the hands of the Plan- STISH CLERK g Arrnnntlnir Major ning Board. You can be assured Hom« Experience it won't be published until we Stud Cnmpirt* IU*amt, Edarttloa. go over It very carefully." ^lV Kiilar/ Dtnlrrd. lift H.tMt. BloomllrIA, H i PERSONAL LOANS More About the Budget A recapitulation of the adopted at low bank rates budget shows a reduction In bonded indebtedness of the 8124,- ON A 18-MONTH PAYMENT PLAN OOO, The estimated tax rate for the year Is approximately J4.40 compared to the 1948 rate ofi J4.O8. Local purpose taxes total '$706,- 752.40 compared to last year's *562,734.12 less bank stock tax. Local district school taxes are $483,570 compared to J423.728 In IMS; general county taxes $237,- Any applicant of good character with steady In 625,45 as against $221,382.62 last come may borrow on own signature. If Incon year. venient to corns in for Interview General Increases In salaries Phonm Mr. Bohnt, Summit &4Q00 %flRST NATIONAL BANK SAVE 50% Ready to Go Places! ON DANCI USSONS AT ARTHUR MURRAY'S New Portable Radio Hurry I... Seise a biend or ttl*ti»e~ mta 01 gbl -by the head and rasa to Arthur Murray 'a Tot Announcing the Opening of a atort tiste both of you eaa grt Artftut Murray a Silvertone "Sport Model" , f siarveloue daaoe Inrtructioe tor the price* ot one! Lest Rotteriei lessons are greet tun! Youil Ufce to tke sew /V-Wirll steps like e duck to wtter wheat aa Arthuj ACE CLEANERS Compoct in size, big in performance. It's the smartest Murray expert takes yon ia htsd. Aftet only o*e enough Fir« Insurance Silvertone portable in years. Complete with carrying leeem you cea 90 oat dartdn?. A lew nor* and handle and shoulder strap. Loop antenna built in front yew paitBets will say yow're (opt. How you U Cleaning Dyeing Alterationi Pressing Represented la Chatham Bjr cover. Closing cover snaps set off automatically. Oper- Doa'l srfes tale dsMO* le teem (We MnM, CfiirlH N. Mm ates AC-DC or batteries. Get one now for summer's fun- Pick-Up and Delivery Service sawtsei s*epe and MT» IUU tke usual COM Chatham 4-0711 ffcsa* or MBM ia today. V; ' ' ARTHUR MURRAY Pressing While Call Us For «4 tick Own* fan 1M HdU.y V, • MA. IJt Jt Complete INSURANCE Protection 33S SFRINGNILD AVE. SMtT TOMY-GO DANQNG TONIGHT EAST OKAMOI NIWAIK You Wait Ot. 3 MOO t«t<*Mii Kr«ia«'i Sptnctr M, Mibin SUMMIT •otw nuwoi ortu OAHT-IO A M -10 p.m. • WWAJK, SUNOAT SIM i-t r. SU. 4-3282 57 Park Avenut Summit 6-6717 24 Beechweod Hoad Bommlt t-1800 WHir—iK* THITRAVIUM, Hsrtfor* Doily t.5.30 —• f.f THf SUMMIT HiMtP, THU*$&AY, 1W It PERSONALS at Massachusetts lasti- Memorial Service from 191T to 1WO, at the com- of a special tribute from the pal- UT; «nd Mi* Lawrew* J. Motor Corps to Sponsor Fashion Show <«**•* of Mr. aao Mrt! Marry of Ttchnolofy. munion service on Sunday morn- pit, followed by the singing of • gjtcbiuj of MH Oeat amuc re- B. Weatoa of Woodland av.nue. For Dr. Bren k, Sunday tug, at 11 o'clock. Dr. Brank turned Moataar after tour weeks Mr. and Mn. Phillip Surprise, Surprise" is Walter Floreli's name motor for Florida. They will stay at Sarasota until the end of DATES for this charming cloche which surprisingly* March. FEBRUARY captures Spring's newest look with its wide* 27-Thura., 7:80. p..-m., Organ- isation meeting — Summit -eyed brow line, its crisp straw braid, and Cancer Campaign Commit- picot-edgeel taffeta jabot veil ... Call tee—32 Maple st, Su. 6-0998 MARCH • 2-Sun.—40th Anniversary^ ~, From our Spring Hat Collection •»-•«--»••---—— Community Church.'- META and EDWARD J—Mtm., 12:45 p. m.~ PBO •f MOT »ALOM Luncheon. New Store Hours: Mon.'t 1 P.M.ril 5,TMS. TarnSat* tslO 'til S Room 310 Bassett Bidg. 3—Mon., 1:30 p. m., — Story S8S Springfield Ave. Summit League—Public Library. a—Mon., 8 p. m.—Brayton PTA. 4-Tues., 3:18 p. m. — Harriet Avery Lecture — Lincoln School. ,'-•. 4—Tues., 8:30 p. m. — Common MORTGAGE LOANS Council-City Hall. 5—Wed., 3:15 p. m. — Fort- Low Cost and nightly Club - High School i—"Bird Migration." •;• Convenient Terms 6-rWed., 8 p. m. — Art Lecture —tMarjtha Berry — Art Cen- TRUST ter. • i I 10-Mon., »:S0 a. m. - TWdA It you plan to buy a home Board of Directors. or other property and will U-Tues., 10 a. rn. — Ex. B4. require s Mortgage Loan or, TIA—«I Prospect St. if you desire to re-nnance your present mortgsge, we 12-Wed., 8 p, m. — Parenui wsnt you to know thst Seminar—City Hall. Morriitown Trust Company —Trip to Pottery. is ready to help you. 14—Fri.—American Home Dept lft-Sini.—Summit Art Asso- We are prepared to grant mortgsge loans on modern ciation. one, two or three family 17- Mon., 12:45 p. m. — PEO dwellings and mercantile Luncheon. itructurej, Imsfd cm thejip* IS—Mon., 3:15 p. m. — Avcry NAME praised vslue of the prop* Lecture—Lincoln School. crtv, st the current low 1»-Wed., «:15 p. m. -Summit interest rates. Moderate sfflortixation required. Nature Club— "Conservation AT THE HOTEL SUBURBAN of N. J. Wildlifc"-YMCA. LONG LINES IN NAVY FHA Insured Mortgage l«-AVed., 8 p. m. — Parent* Losnt are also available. Seminar — Lincoln School. Our competent staff and newly decorated We invite you to discuss 21-Fri., 8:30 p. m.—Fortnight- take on new fatihinn iinporlanre in Iwn (hinning dresses designed by your requirements with our nightly Guest Night. Leslie F»y e*prc»slr for the figurr 5'5" or Irsi. Thii means you walk away in the officers, or you may make latest fsfhioii without coolly alirralinni. rooms will take care of all your entertain- application by mail. A Honor Student

prompt reply is sstured. !•; -" Miss Catherine Krieger, daugh- Photographed i ment problems. v ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Krieger of Robin Hood road has Creek motif in white braid rmrtlinaizr* the omoidli line* of thit rayon erepe osw made the Dean's list at Finch piece ttmr. >n\y. Slzn 10 to 18. 10.f8 MORRISTOWN Junior College, New Yorit. SkucheJi On Dean's Lilt HOTEL SUBURBAN TRUST COMPANY The long, Uut lorto line it jil»r«l up with polka dot trim on the peplum of this David Croyder, graduate of MOARISTOWN, NfWjfRStr Summit High School, Class Ot suivy Mvim crrpp. Sizes 10 lo 18. ^ 570 Springfield Ave. Hmltt Vt4*4 Rt$m» Sptm ml 1944, has made the honor roll arid y ttdvrd Dtpttit luturMtt CvrptrtthnDean'J list at Washington and B4II5E * CO. On j lime DmiM, t'aihion Iloor and Moatclalr Lee University. I* THI SUMMIT HIKAID, THUKSOAV, HMU**Y 17. W7 ments and Other Social News coasttttatlon." That U all. It isttht nation, the flag racially not known who was the author of Service League Romance of Flag stars until today it has tt | USO Hostesses Nancy Burnham the resolution nor who introduced «««*Ustt«i "d It looked Hold Bundle Te« Patriotic Theme it It it known though, that the tlAlf Wed in Delaware choice was a wise one. the stars To Hear Chaplain The Junior Service League will Of February DAR signifying the highest of aspira- Will you be toon*; ^ Rev. James A. Minibati, a chap- bold a bundle tea next Wednea- To W. E. Henderer Ms*** t» siatory, the first tions, and never having been used ent at the Bed Croat Motor rw tain at Lyons Hospital, will be the day aiurnooa at the home of lira. Misc Nancy Gardner Burahsm, le «y ewer this continent was before. fatM»a*ow? Friday, March ^ hit speaker in a series of ,thre* Richard Mo*er of Hobart avenue. daughter of Mr. awl Mra. PoUtf tod by ChrJeteyher Columbus HM Star Spangled Bsnntr," you will sat all tht new ip to speak at the montby meetings Bundle teas art given annually Week* Burnhat* of WUmingtoa, la SMI He p-eed two flags, the written by FraneU Scott Key to styles at the Hotel Suburban ef the USO junior hosts****. The by 'the League to replenish the Del, formerly of Summit, waa mar. Everyow, will be there, even kil' r^p 181J, became the national anthem. meeting vriU be held Wednesday stock of the Thrift Stop, operated ried Saturday, Feb. », to WUNaa my. nag gttm him ay Queen Isabella, Going west with the expansion of evening, March 5, at •">. m. at by League mtasbtrt ae a com* Everett Henderer, DM son of Mr. the TWCk, SI Maple street. nrnnlty tervic*. All nembere and lad Mrs. Howard S. Henderer, wa* white with the green The general public 1* Invited to their gueati bring bundle* of aleo of Wilmington. Rev. John W. cf Christlantty and two attend this meeting, to hear at clothing and xnlacellaiwoua hou*e- Christie, DJ>., perforated the oere- i aad the tatters "*" aad "V C ttSat QMSMSSBU* 8O fcfi-WI £ll6 fjrat hand, the vital program be- hdd article* to be aold at toemony at<|he Westminster Presby- •tory ef "Old Glory- M preseatsd ing carried on at the Veterans' Thrift Shop at the usual lor coat Urttn Church in Wilmington. A by aaaae tf iUanembers to'Beaco a Administration, end to learn of Entire proceeds front the Shop reception followed at the home of fin Charter. OAR, ea February the part junior hostesses can play are turned over by the League to the bride'i parent*. Seat tae aesae ef Hn. W. T. Rich- in the work at the hospital. Summit welfare organisations, the The bride was given In marriage During the month of March the Red Cross, etc, by her father and had Mn. Robert USO boetessef will go to Lyons b tat yeai*«f dtacoveryand e«- Members of the Thrift Shop L. Moyer of Washington, D. C, u feOe«rlagthe landing of on Friday, March 7, Wednesday, committee are la charge of theher matron of honor. The other Soft, twtrlinf curd — the flags and banners of March 12; and Wednesday, March tea. Mrs, Allan Maybe, chairman, attendant* were Mn. John Muir- Here planted here 26. Announcement of other dance is M»uted by Mr*. T. W, Johnston, head Rice and Miat Jane Worces- Tailored for afternoon, aad the land claimed in the names dates will be .made at the meet- Mra. Ogden Gensemer, Mrs. Aihby ter Burnbam, her sisters. ef variant kings, until WM when ing. ______Taylor, Mr*. Erlck Holraberg, Mre. Edward J. Schadler of Elitabeth wonderfully sophisticated there were tve national flap, W, H. MacHsle, Mrs. Henry Ware, was beet nan. The tuners Included - Hotel Suburban is the place — rreach. EnglUh, Dutch Friday, March 14 is tbt day Jr, Mn. Charles Mallincrodt, Mra. Robert R. Bennett of Lensdownt, for evening. Everybody will be there . , Charlei Caae, Mra. J. M. Black- Pa., « cousin of the bridegroom; where??? At the Red Cross Motor naax, and Mr*. H. H. Burras, Robert E, Hickman, Robert V. Oae •*•**, by wart or territorial Corp* faablon ehow. — WlUil and John Mulrhead Rice, e>veuseioa,sll these disappeared ex- cept the British Colonial flag, which Summit ©• 1680 Pled9«d to Pi Befa Phi brother-in-law of the bride, all of Wilmington. test came with the Jamestown If 1M Carfit Ma* MacNalr, settlers, and later with the May- Mrs. Henderer wore a fitted gown daughter of Mr. and Mn. Waiter Fbr more than 100 yean it of white satin with a yoke of Brut- A. MacMalr of Aihland road, ha* the colonies. sets rose-point lace. Her firmer tip been 'pledged by the Maryland Had Own flags ; ROSEBUD Alpha chapter of PI Beta Phi. veil of illusion wmi beft by a cap Jeanne's Beside the British nag, each col- MIM MacNalr It a member of the of matching lace, and she carried way had its own emblem, as the freshman claai at Ooueher Col* gardenias. The attendants were states do teday, each with its spe- legs, Baltimore, Md. Pledging similarly gowned In aqua taffeta cial sigaiftcance. The New Eng- 16 Maple St. Summit, N. J. cereraonlea of tat six national and they wore matching ribbon* in •*• land colonies were noted for their aororltle* at Ooueher concluded their hair. Mra. Moyer'a bouquet Piae Tree flags. The illegally tw» weeks of formal rushing. Waa of roses, daffodils, and blue sweet neai. Mr*. Wee and Miaa shillings had the same em. Burnbam carried bronze snepdrag- ea one side and were known one, daffodils and blue sweet pees. as the Pine Tree shillings. The flag Our Ntw Policy The bride wai graduated from Mrs. Clyde carried at Bunker Hill was a varla- Lasell Junior College in Auburn- Dcraty Studio ttoa of the Pine Tree flag, and it On Any Purchase Made dale, Maw., and la a member of was also flown by the infant navy. LOOK ron HIM ON On Credit Them Will Be TYPICALLY SUMMIT the Junior League of Wilmington. During the troubled daya of 1776, Ne Oanrlaf Charge Marjorie Searles Becomes the Bride NORCROSS Her husband, an alumnua of Cor- liberty poles were set up with AMfWCA'l IISMOVW Term* n Lou a$ nell University, terved with the banners flying from them, one of CBEETIN© CARDS LOO Ptr Week Army Engineers during the war. Of Clyde F. Farmer, Veteran of Pacific the most popular being the Rattle- Miss Marjorie Louise Searles, Frank G. Boye, Id, sad RkaanJ snake flag,, symbolising the wrath Smith College Club daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C A. Ralph, all of Summit. of the colonists, an emblem sug- SfEGEL'S CARLAN'S Searles of Clinton avenue, New The bride wort a slipper aatta gested by Benjamin Franklin. The Stationery Shop Year Cemrannlty Jeweler Plans Luncheon Bridge Providence, was married Satur- gown and a veil arranged freat a words, "Don't tread on me," began «te Sprlngflald Am. So. t-l*tt The Smith College Club will day, Feb. 23, to Clyde Franklin coronet of duchess lace. Her bou- to appear on this flag. One varia- m SprlagfleM Avenue Open Frl. Evening* til • FM. hold a luncheon bridge Friday, Farmer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mn. quet was of roses, orchids, freest* tion showed 13 red and white Summit, V, J, Feb. », at 1:18 at The William Clyde F. Fanner of Fernwood and Eucharia lilies. The natron stripes with a snake ready to Pitt, Chatham. road. The ceremony was perform- of honor, gowned in pale green strike. "5dOOOpOC30dOC3000C30000C faille and net, and the maid of Toe principal speaker will be ed by Rev. Leonard V. Buschman, Amid all the variety and con- honor, in pale yellow, carried I Mrs. Waidron Ward or Whitt- D. D., at the Central Presbyterian fusion of Colonial flags, the im- spring flowers. redge road, alumnae council dele- Church, and a reception waa held portance of having one of universal I LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT! Mr. and Mrs. Farmer will live gate, who will dtscuas the various at the Baltusrol Golf Club. significance was recognized, and I projects used by other club* to in Summit after a short stay at the Continental Congress appointed This can be shed by our lovely tote lamps Mrs. William J. Seals, Jr., was I raise funds for the colleges 75th Sea Island, Ga. a committee to devise one. The new her twin's matron of honor and Anniversary Fund Drive. The bride is a graduate of All emblem was called the Grand Un- I or one of those double student lamps. These) another slater, Miss Beatrice A. All reservations must be made Souls Hospital School of Kuzaiag, ion flag and had the canton of the Searles, was msid of honor. through Mn. C. H. Townes, 111 Morristown. Mr. Farmer Is saBritish flag in the corner but 13 may be seen Joseph Lubin of Irvington was Washington avenue, Chatham. alumnus of Shady Side Academy. red and white stripes for the col- best man and among those usher- Pittsburgh. He served Vm years onies, serving the patriots but still ing were James D. Booraem, Jr., 121 Mtllbum Avtnui Will Visit Mexico City with the Army Including setvic* aymhoHting their union with Great of Chatham, Jack S. Squires, in the Pacific theater. AT BETTY' TELFERTS Short Hills Mist Jane Dougall, daughter of Britain, a union which was now Dr. John B. Dougall of Ashland being disrupted. The time was ripe lOOOOOOOOOC3000CXX5CXXXX3( road, accompanied by a classmate, Hobby Hall for a new banner, entirely Ameri- Miss Anne Pi rale of Scarsdale, N. Mrs. Dean H. Travis and Mrs. Births caa made and designed. Y., left Monday for a winter va- William S. Dean will be the To Mr. and Mr. Robert Croat fsag BMMate Unknown cation tour. hostesses. Friday evening when of Elm street, twin danghten, The real birth of the Stars and born Tuesday, Feb. IS, at Onr- They will visit Mexico City and the Seventh Grade Group meets Stripes has never been fully re- look Hospital. places of Interest, Guatamala City, at the Masonic Building. as there are no exact docu- Havana, Cuba, and return home to tell who designed the first Lovely To Mr and Mrs. Joseph Birof. by way of Miami, Fla., about tt where it was made. But Sixty skins customarily are ka of Orchard street, a """"glitfT. April 1. used In making a mink coat born, Wednesday, Feb. It. at Over- history does record that the flag look Hospital. resolution was adopted by Congress Lady ... ea June 14, 1777, reading: "Re- To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maz- solved that the Flag of the thirteen isrtal of Springfield aveaae, a sea, United States be thirteen stripes, Soft lovely oirls to born Wednesday, Feb. 11, at Over- alternate with red and white; that look Hotpiul. the Union be thirteen stars, white delight and flatter you. in a blue field, representing a new MISS UUREL NORD photographed at Edqemont For Flowers To Mr. and Mrs. Kelly CrsH Park in a soft pastel tweed coat from Btbi ntw Harris of Orchard street, a asm, Spring collection. CALL SUMMIT ».Mt4 born Thursday, Fcb> M, at Over- look Hosplui. CHELL FRANTZEN Siios 12-20 29.98 To Mr. and Mrs. Gcorsje GU- .,, STUDIO bavy of Morrij aventse, a daugh- ter, born Friday, Feb. 11, at Over- Portrait, Commercial look HoepltaL end Candid To Mr. and Mrs. Antluny Be- goslan of Sylran terrace, a son. PHOTOGRAPHY HAIRDRESSERS born Sunday, Fee. a, at Overtook Hospital 10 Kent Place Blvd. 3 Iswdiwood HdV «• Sprinrflrld Ave. . So, To Mr. and Mrs. Jtayamd Summit 6-2151 ~ artUl of Passak street, rvfONTCLAIR .. . SUMMIT ... SPRING LAKE SUMMIT, N.J. Providence, a daughter, beta day, Feb. 23, *t Overlook Hospital. •IHIillW^ To- Mf. and Mrs. Doatiaick Pigna of Central avwoe, Xorray Hill, a boy, born Sunday, F*» O, 432 Springfield Aw. Su. 4-1051 at Overlook Hospital. To Mr. and Mra. Charles dark of 8prlng(leld avenise, Berkeley Heights, a daughter, bora Mon- day *t Overlook Hospital.

To MT. tad Mn. Alfred Ba- IT'S >O MYSTERY chester of Whlttridge road, a daughter, bora Monday at Oces:- Do ytm knot "turn ytmr efcrffte* are ity deeneaff Ytm look HospiUl. may b» on* 9/ ptony wJie think lint lh*y ere deeneel »r PTA Executive Meoting torn* mj-tttriout "tupm" srocee*. /Icfaslly thty ere sue* merges! mud **»h*d in m "dry" safeowt feeiUeinlNg ne> mels> Opon to Membership Brayton PTA eaecuOra eoauntt- Saturday, March 1, 1947 More than beau- tmrm). tet will bold a neetiag this Mon- tiful fabrics alone day evening, March 3, at I p. m. in — are the style There ha rait ifi//er«nce In lAe aot—nt mhkk ymmr the school soditoriosa. This will ensembles and. dry clenntr mei. At PROMPT sre tut m moitrn tynlkelie be as opts meeting to handle . , ihm mott thartmgh dbensfRg egenl hnom*. All some Important bttalnses sostten the meticulous of the sesoclstioo, and sD 1 and thrinhage *n eHminelee! ensf, eWaase it is M> EDWARDS tailoring which bert of the Braytoa PTA are in- "Custom-made by trtmety fett-drylng, w» ran git yom Sum* Dmy Service. ' vited to attend. 14 Zeigner" denotes. Kent Place Boulevard, Summit . Try «• one* and yom »Ul secerns a PROMPT Just Off Springfield Avc. Yours, now—or- emttomer. W* will gladly a*** yea tftra ear CAMPHAMOUM der eaxly! foa mill mmttA al the txpti mr» give* *e> garment. lMlfMw% WwTeMvJtS •Mi t-12, 1M4 Custom-made Hats

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dlTldaal siUaiPt ••« • - •• i ••• ilTttltt ertat* twtottlj Ufe. SHII Mte esBeetv t*aste/^rsj1sT^amas>. Yarns prompt cleaners erassstfta. Dleti&s. ass. »enTts Joseph Zeigner, Inc. easas. fer rartln rirvTmtttae ceaL Needlepoint sir. sa« Mrs. ». L. m**£mi Nineteen Union Ptace f , I Carpets and Rugs by Lies Dr. aal Mrs. «»fc*r» a. Witt* w 472 Springfield Avt. Summit 6-O03? In si 10"... "*»'» Church will boM it* monthly Tuesday evening 50 members meot of her daughter, Helen, to 1 nent at her daughter, Thekna, to JEOi** with future relief packages, bu»ine«i «s»«ion on Tuesday In the St. John's Lutheran Church gath Erland R. Danlelssoo, ton of Mr. Robert G, Swain, soa of Mr. and but more heavy material and bind- recreation hall beginning at 8:30 er«d at th« William Pitt Rettau and Mn. Per Danielawa of Arvika, Mn. Fred ProM of Franklin Wr- ings, trimmings and patches, arc P- m. rant to pay tribute to Miss Laura Sweden. The prospective bride, • needed. ite*, IrviBgtoii. Miss Wevtberg Oourt Benedict 611. CD of A, L. Couse, liter her 27 years as graduate of Summit High School was graduated Iron* Sunujiit High Tho«e who wish to give such aid will have their monthly social sour Your wedding drew Is the most and Drake's Secretarial School, organist and choir director pre School and u an employee of tn« to the making of the kits may Wedi»e»dey at tbe home of Mrs, important drew oT a lifetime Orange, was a former employe of vioua to her resignation in Janu New Jeney Bell T«le^»ne Co. Her leavt their donations at SUhls William Mtnnitt, 48 Beauvoir ave- Sake it the most exquisite the J&rvi* Commonweal Service of «7. G. C. Reier was toaatmaster Bane* served for thiee years with florist shop at any time, or at the nue. Members are invited to bring New York. She is a member of Madame PeU* of m . , „ and brought the greetings of the tbe Navy m ihe pacific area. He is church. their friends. te a masterpiece of sheer loveli- church council, of which be is the Beta 8«ma Phi Sorority. Mr. mm associated/with the Western ness expressly for you. vice-president. Greetings from the Danieteson served for, two years Electric Ca. l*iai» for the we4din« music committee were conveyed with the Swedish Armed forces. have net bees completed. Don't iive with Uttered or torn by Walter S. Jones, chairman. The wedding will take place in lamp shade*. Especially, when Misa Harriet L. Totten, who has Sweden. Service League Heart yOu can pick up such beauties in th« distinction of having served in parchment or paper at David J. Brayton PTA Plans TraiUide Park Official St. John's choir through all tbe _ /Mrs. Roilison at 'the Traibide food's. Look over his wide as- years of Misa Cause's service, pre- Discussion Meeting •< Muaciua was guest speaker yeeter sortment, sented the greetings of the choir Miss Helen Westberg "Parent-child relations » affect- I day wbea the Junior Service and tang a golo. Sbr the women of ed by parent problems arising MiasTketaa I Lc*ttte met at the borne of Mra, Sal k, t it a time when supplemen- n the church, Mn. O. C. Eliason from the tempo of present day C W. Tyson on Westminster road. tary proteins are hunted for •poke. Mrs. Edward Meincke de- Exhibition of life," will be the topic under di»- Mm. Roiiaoa explained the aims Brookdale Delicatessen antici- scribed in vera* of light vein the cuMlon at tht Brayton PTA meet- and aooompliahnM-nU ol this smsU pated your desire for lental foods. Chinese Dinner nature of an organist's work. In Old Quilts at ing in th« school auditorium at 8 a and iUuetrated her talk Stop in and stock up with eggs, a brief word, of presentation, Henry p. m. Thursday, March 6. All Bray- with siidee and exhibits. on cheeses, canned fl»h, etc. Newark Museum ton parents are invited.. And Spring Sale F. Schorling, treasurer of the Mm Richard Defcmel, Jlis. Rob. •••• * • • • The abstract designs of old church, brought some golden Several eminent psychologists art Keller and Mai Hugo Rkmer pieced.quiiu and coverlets are as Are Youth Wcms To move or not to move, Is thought* in th« form of a purse will speak, including Dr. John W. ta charfe «f tee. arrange* The Youth Fellowship of the JANTZEN FOUNDATIONS lometlraes the question? If you for Miss Couae. After a few closing modern as though created today, Klnley, Dr. Evelyn Ivey and Misa rather than one or two hundred MethodiJMf Church is wortdag hard decid* in the affirmative, call The words by the pastor, Dr. W. S, Nore Alice Way, the visiting leach* Summit Express Company. They years ago, as will be seen in the er of the Summit public schools. on their announced Chinese di«n*r Hinman, th« group sang "Blest Be Summit GiHs Skimg do a capital Job of short or long- exhibition which opens Saturday, There will be an opportunity for and/variety sale to t» held oa th* Tie." distance moving. March 1, at the Newark Museum. questions from parents and an Friday evening, March M, in tbe At North Conway. N. H. parish house. • Mis» Judith McKinney, a senior, • • •• • • Take the sharp saw tooth patterns open discussion following the ad- The tablei were decorated with and Miss Jerry Reynolds, a f reeh- Hi, neighbor! It's proud we are known as "The Detectable Moun- dressee, Victor Wintrlas is caairaua af Greatly jonquils and other *pring flowers. an, at Kndieott Junior College, to recommend Eugene Jung for tains" and "The Keather Edged the supper committee and Pat LUhograpfeea program* portrayed Bewrty, Maaa, urn spending a few Star," or the triangular ^ Gulick is general chairman ef tbe watch and clock repairing. Thla an organ on the cover. The com- Jean Naramore in Cast days siding at North Conway, expert in the art of small springs mittee in charge consisted of Mr. Mill" and "Wild Goose Chase." "Antony and Cleopatra saie. A Chinese menu will be of- Reduced The names of these quilts are as N. BL, between semesters at the and wheels has a reputation of and MM. Walter 8, Jones, Mr. Mies Jean Naramore Of Beverly fered, with the proceed! goin* to- eoOeg*. -, . delightful a» the patterns, full of ward a special fund for a motion long standing. and Mn. G. C. Reler, Mr. and Mrs. road is a member of the east of Misa McKinney U the daughter magery. They also reveal the picture projector for the Cbmrch • * • Nils G; Sward and Mr. and Mn. "Antony and' Cleopatra," annual -..Nfc and Mra. Frederick K. story of our country's growth. One School " , .* Go ahead the 20th century j&n& having seven acting areas. his services in, repairing radios, ter American Red Gross??? When Meyer-Werner Motor Company. will be shown. Some were made ir Members of the Guild, which U the proceeds to ga Into its Uww- rrMajr, Man* u. Where- You can be sure of smooth driv- New Jeraey and were cherishe a self-supporting student activity, ury. Hotel Suburban. ing If you rely on Meyer-Werner one family for several genera are responsible for all designing, Shoes are being collected rader for car care. before they found their wajAo the costuming, purchasing and box of- a committee headed by Nancy AUBITDUPAIC museum. Others came f/om Ver- fice responsibilities in connection Eberhardt, for overseas relief. A full tank of piping hot water mont, Ohio, the Sout even the with campus activities. From one Those who have any stioea to In a "must" when you do auto- British Liles. Often 6n»id«red as to three rehearsals are in progress donate may leave them at the matic laundering. Eastern Fuel examples of folk few of them throughout the year. church office, or telephone and has electric and gas water heaters are documented. they will be called for. ready to Install for you. No flue The oldest quilt in the museum's Three from Summit connection needed. ollection. \\'&« made in Ireland, Enrolled at Brown Radio Program 1680. When it was brought to Three men from Summit Of Christian Science Milk scores a bull's eye for pro- 1 are America'!* not known, but it was among the 426 new students en- 'The Time for Thinkers Ha* viding protein for growth and handed down in the family of Isaac rolled at Brown University, Provi- Come," is the subject of the Chris- stamina. Schmalz Dairy Farm milk Nichols who, in 1795, built a home dent, R. I., for the second semes- tian Science radio program which rates high in vitamins and min- at/313 Washington street, in the ter, which got under way last will be given over Station WNBC. erals. Enjoy Schmalz's Homogen- ,vfcinity of Newark's "Four Cor- week. They are Roland R. Bat- New York, Sunday morning. ized, Golden Guernsey or Grade A. JUNIOR QUEEN — Bonnie Ed ners." son, Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. Ro- March 2. from 9:30 to » o'clock. • * * ' ; land R. BaUon of Beech Spring wina Ryman, daughter of Mr. arid Coverlets showing the "Whig The music will include .a solo and Take your choice! There art drive, Joseph M. Walters, Jr., son Mrs. E. H. Rym&n of Miami,)Fla., Rose" pattern, one of the earliest, three selections by a ifnsrtef of two stunning new frames for your of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wal- was the Winner of the Junior/Queen will be shown,, as well as examples singers. . glasses at Anspach Brothers, ters of Plymouth road, Herbert Trophy and & ribbon in each divi- of designs of Germanic origin Opticians. Both are light as foath- R. Wieboldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. sion for health, beauty afld, person- brought to this country by Men- ere. One, the popular luctte, the Herman D. Wie boldt of Laurel ality in the tenth annual greater nonita settlers, • —., BALLROOM DANCE other, plastic and metal. avenue. Miami Baby Show/held recently. • * • •*•••" The . exhibition will remain on Bonnie is thegrawfdaughter of Mr. LESSOISAT Add a charming new piece of view through May. and Mrs. J. A^MeGowHn, Sr., of Lincoln School Cubs furniture to your home. Make It 9 Cedar Btreet./ Second Graders Give To Meet Tomorrow DON PONS STODW ft Fanuworth console radio com- Cub Pack 164, sponsored by the bination or a Farnsworth chair Km Ik* Fashion Show and Tea Lincoln School Parent Teachers RCMH* la CAREER GIRL. Neat CwMtccotMal wKh on ondlhebbteom model, Noel Radio Shop can fur- Pupib in the second grade Association will hold ita February •n«lv aimpi* lit ^ nish this pleasure. SUMMIT ANIMAL "«'r Ika prrvml and well kept hair ia Lincoln School, under the direc- pack meeting in the school audi- luldswr of itm, ibbon bow, side centered $12.50 ••••••. part of your job. A soft WELFARE LEAGUE tion of their teacher, Miss Evelyn torium on Friday, Feb. 28, at rim*' rtprrt trirkv When it costs no more for the Boye, presented a fashion show 7:30 p. ra. Parents of all Lincoln roll or a Joosely curled best, why take less? ~FBinexpert /KIND HOMES WANTED last week as the culminating ac- School Cubs are urged to attend. bob that tapers down rug cleaning, or when buying new tivity after their social stuftie The meeting was postponed last in back would be ideal ri 'g» lor your home, the House Pedigreed English Setter, unit on clothing. Friday because of the inclement for you. Bodroslan rates on top!-*-Adv. Male. The affair was given for the! weather. IM M fna (•«• * * • mothers and the children modeled ym tin pnmf t»- Call Su. 6-6399 The program will feature the iar ttal Irnram, f> *•"* Now it can be told/ The Male Kitten, 7 months old, the clothce for different seasons pack theme of the month, "Amer- Crocker's, Millburn, wlll/re-open and different uses, At they pa- ican Heros.1' Individual cub FERNWOOD tawny coloring. tall fcu. *-«M» «r MM'n its doors Saturday. Alarch 1st, raded, they each explained th achievements will be recognized eonw rlihf to Ik II i. I. 1 after extensive modernizing of Summit 6-2948 reason their costume was' worn by presentation of achievement •tudto. (• M r. M. HAIRDRESSER awards. A plaque award, com- restaurant and cuisine. Be on at that time of the year," and the «8J SprtaiBeM Ai*.. Mm* SMSSki 116 Summit Ave. hand for the granfl opening. type of- fabric from which each mending the pack for their local article was made • and why. Care -window display during Boy Scout of the garments was stressed and Week, will also be presented at appropriate accessories were the meeting. used to illustrate. Tea and sandwiches made b; Graduated from Michigan the children were served. Miss Carlo Paolo Cartaino, son of Mr. Quig, principal, was at the tea and Mrs. Paolo Cartaino of Over- table. • look road, was among the 970 who have been granted degrees by the University of Michigan. There Call Millburn 6-0228 were no formal graduation cere- monies. All of the University's 14 to order colleges and schools excepting three, were represented in the Ham mid-year class. Mr. Cartaino was graduated Crescents with the degree of bachelor of $1.20 doz. science in engineering (chemical). jjust how long are the sklrti thi* spring??? Are they wearing flow- Mellie Weiss ered hats??? Come see the Motor 24 Taylor St., Millburn Corps fashion show— all your ques- March 1st 1947 Marks the End of from Wn»hlnRton School tions will be answered Friday, Smooth .. .that's you in March 14, at the Hotel Suburban. your FAMISE. Smooth, Our First Year in Summit * • e e yet conscious only of re- ' newed , confidence «nd Again thin year ire pre$cnt a nmart new collection of new compliment'Catching Spring suit* mi coat*, the most-to-be seen in Ann Ante* charm. Original* tailored by Kolbert. Doverdale turn and three,: For every FAMISE is dciignd to &vf tmtW P«- Refreshing pier* suit*. PrintxcM emit and suits for the mm and luacivc figure-control in ju»e the right placei. >> matron. with material* of un»urp«ned> quality ... and cuitom-fitted to yw^Ty'yo^Ffijure-wiicFAMISE. That's the word for our trained corscticrc. Parker - Herbert Scalp Dresses in Printed Crepes, Pastels, Spring Wools and Cottons treatment. moderatrJy priced and in all *am, 9 to 15,10 to 20, 38 to 52 and naif ftize*. Shrug your figure into a S«*l« FAMISE. You'll be tht lady with the smoothest line. J4.50 to 17.95 Condition your hair now, Handicraft and Dean Allen Hats Designed by Gage for your spring perma- Budget aad ROBERT H. WUENSCH CO. nent. charge LARGEST AND FINEST CORSET ESTABLISHMENT THE FASHION CENTER account* IN SUBURBAN ESSEX invited SI.MM IT MONTI LAIK Open Mon., LILLIAN M. FURMAN 33 Halsted Wed. Fri. 317 Springfield Avt. 4?2-i Springfield Avenue Phone SUmmit fl-fH>74 EAST Evenings Opp. Brick Optn Friday Evening* Church Sta. ORANGE OR. 4-2600 It THI SUMMIT HIIWID, THURSDAY, FflRGARY 27, It47 Burfal Deferred Blue ML Farms Columbia Parents $370,000 W Centennial Begin Study of Oil Proposed Continues to from the Suit Against Meas To Be Observed at Lead Keg/er• s» Sex Education MA. It p. <>*«,, ML Ave. Cutoff ._„-„ , ML **ra*L TOW*nWIP—Dr. Theyer Smith parent education, a TOWW8MP - "WWle It look, continues to lead the parade Wl|§8bqrtHiH» wiU talk to the par- t*ie will be dead, It »UU swede a burial serv- Murray HI Labs Settled for $9,500 fortably la the Township Bowline; t*w," and wlH be n*W ice," 1* the way oat observer TOWNSHIP — Invitattoaa have ent education group of TOWNBHIP-Mea Goal Oe. and Letgue following a sweep Friday II at IUI at ttw school. characterised the remit of the been extended representatives of League following t p y PTA on "Basic Principles of Sex adopted 1U 1MT budget without Joseph P. Mee ef Mountain ave- The kst two iseetlng. conference Monday nigtot here the press to attend'a centennial night against Hilltop Service. The Education,'' tonight at the school any provision for Uw Mountain nue, defendants la a 1370,000 suit Mountaineers were extended, lie-. dA^ County, Township avenue improvement 'j^ „ between Borough Covad] «ad the ceremony commemorating the Dr, Smith will also lead a discus, thai went oa Mai January II Township Committee over the Ing forced into a roll off for the •ton of the topic after the formal The township «u represented MOth anniversary of the birth of bcfere Judge Frank L. deary and proposed Mountain avenue cut- second match which they won by by Chairman George W. Bobbins. Alexander Graham Bell at the talk, it has been announced by Mr*. laW^aiaMteMirfrobheri-, Confer at Length off from the Bell Telephone 41 Bint. John Ayres, chairman of the group. Jr., Charles M. Monica, Angtlo ML a Cirtuit Court Jury in TOsabeth, BeU Telephone Laboratories, Mur. It the other matches, Funnel A ported from BrasU tuffk^ f" Laboratories In Murray BM This meeting 1* the first of a so* D«IDuca, P. I* Proctor and An settled It the same say for fft.800. ray Hill, on Monday, March K at took Funnel B is three at did I »M* of the Hatted State, aj?! On Road Problems ton C. Swensoa, cotanitteemea Tbe plaintiffs were Domingo The borough waa represented 10 a. m. Bar S Ranch over River Bead. ries of four under the general fan year. • Mmaibmt of the together with rraak A, PiM Aguilar, Elm street; Mrs. Carol by Mayor B. R. HanseJl and The ceremonlM will be attended Union Village pulled an upset by Township Committee conferred at township attorney, who it also a Andrews and her husband, Walter Oouncllmea Robert Badgley, 3, by some twenty-five of Dr, Bttt's downing Fret Actes two out of length February It with th« road member of Boroug h Council Andrew, all of Newark. Aguilar Russel Jones, John f. Wright and descendants and will Include brief three. Beckingham of Union Vil- committee and engineers of tbe Director WUHam L Mclfant, and Mrs. Andrews daimtd they Frank Piss*. The Township Com- addresses by Walter C. Gilford, lage made a 740 split. Board of Freeboiden in tae Court Charka L. Bauer, Jr., chairman were run down by a vehicle owned mittee was represented by Com- president of the American Tele- High scores for the evening House at likabeth about the of toe committee, Freeholder* and operated by Mea. Tbe acci- mittoemeo P. I* Procter, Charles phone A Telegraph Co. and Dr. O. were made by Shaffer with a IOt, proposed Mountain avenue cut- Charles E. Smith and Harry King; dent occurred at Broad and Hill It Monica, Anton C. ftweneon, E. Buckley, president of Belt Lab- Newcomb 308 and Fusco 308. off and Diamond Hill road. Sev- Road Supervisor Roi C Collins, streets, Newark, shortly after Angelo M. DelDuoa and Chair- oratories. A but of Dr. Beli by S Bar 8 Ranch made three-game midnight, March It, 1MB, accord- er*! points remain to be cJerif led, Engineer John W. Maxell, Jr. man George W. Robbins, Jr, who Paul Manshlp will be, unveiled by high with 2458. With 15 games to ing to the plaintiffs claims. although tb« straijfetening and aod Attorney Clarence A, Ward acted as moderator. Mrs. Gilbert H. Orosvenor, *augh< go and the Mountaineers with a Improvinf of a portion of Moun- represented the county. Agoilar sued for £60,000; Mre. The borough officials expressed ter of Dr. Bell. 11-game lead, the next four teama tain avenue, both la th« township The revision of Mountain ave- Andrews for $100,000, and hat the same hesitancy about doing are having a stiff battle trying to and N*w Providence Borough, tr* nue contemplates a new alignment husband, WO.OOO. Nicholas Far- anything on the cut-off this year keep In the first division. possible this year, although Bor- for approximately a half mile to aicola, represented the plaintiffs, because of the money involved. Clark Sets High ough Council on Thursday night eliminate tteep grades and sharp and John F. Ryan was attorney Township Coaunltteeman Proc- Unk>n VlUace va. Hilltop WORLD'S lor tbe defendants, Funnel B va. S Bar S Raa«k curves In the vicinity of the South ter asked the borough represent- Match Score in (T ». »•> street intersection. Surveya have atives whether or not they wanted Win ML Fatms va. Rlv«r Bead GREATEST fnm Acna va. runnel A been made and funds are avail- DEEDS the cut-off. He said the question Berkeley Loop (•p- m> able, if the three governmental could be answered by use of the TQWN8ffi|P—Charlie Clark of Peanuwjr U aissillsii TOWNSHIP - The following agencies can agree on terms. Im- words "yes" or "no." Councilman the Berkeley A- C. took the lead WV SCHOOL fOR ransfefes of real estate have Blue ML Ptfrau ' M M provement of other sections.of Jones said the borough wanted for highest three-game score In Free Acna It been recorded in the office of Mountain avenue, however, is de- the improvement but not at the Berkeley Heights Bowling Funnel A U XI County Registrar Bauer in the Rivw Bend t, to layed by the question of width $8,100. League by rolling a 578 at the 3 Bat • R»nen 3T •a Court House, Elisabeth: Hilltop Btrvlce il« •nd right of way. The Township Committee sug- Mountainside Inn alleys on Feb- Stony Hill Corporation to Mr. Union Vlllaie »«uar« IS 51 Progress in the settlement of gested in finality that if it was ruary 19. He snatched the honors funnel 8 IS M questions concerning the more and Mrs. Edward T. Sheldon, a question of money, the financ- from hii teammate, Jake Rug- difficult engineering problems in- roperty in Sycamore avenue, ing of the project could be under- gerio who had held the spot lince Union VMagt Church volved in Diamond Hill read also «78.» feet from Mountain ave- taken by the use of tax anticipa- the start of the season last Oc- Rev, fiojn JE. Winner was apparent. As the existing nue. Tne Army Ofound Force* soldier is famed for his abllky to carry tion notes or by the floating of tober. Marie Baiter out any assignment with resourcefulness and initiative—the I roadway is unusually narrow.at Mr. and Mrs. John F. Von the necessary bonds. Borough On February 19, dark rolled Sunday—9:45 a. m.,' Church qualities that mak< leaden in civilian life as well aa the Army. several points, the township must Sternberg to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Council »*t a t ed consideration 205 In his first game and came provjde additional width. School; 11 a. m. Service with ser- Th« Ground Force* i»ot only teach you leadership —• they equip R. Case, property at the corner would be given to this possibility. back with 201 in his second. This mon:,"! Believe in Jesus Christ." you with fine job training to go with it in peacetime, the Army »f Ridge drive and MoMane "eve- was the first time in the hlitory Second in a series on outstanding u a gigantic school-going organisation—with training avaikblt Trod* Nanw Filtd »V '.-.I.:- •••' of this league, sponsored by the beliefs of the Apostles! Creed; 4 in many mkilla and trade*. Courses offered range all the way TOWireHIP—Berkdey Hall, Mr. and Mrs< William C. Husso, Township Recreation Committee, from automotive mechanics to welding—designed to help you April 1 Deadline p. m., Baptismal service for chil- Nursing Home, .Springfield ave- r., to Developers Molding Corp., that any one player has rolled two find the work you like and do best nue, Berkeley Height*, filed a firm dren; 7 p. m., Youth Fellowship lots 14 and 15, block 272, official 200 point games In one evening, Increased Army pay scales are now b effect, and you receive name Friday with County .Clerk with Mr. and Mrs. George Sweety, tax map of New Providence Town- Set for Rutgers r 20% additional pay for overseas service. Henry O. Nulton. This will be Clark's scores enabled the Ber- councillors. hip. keley A. C. to topple another rec- Thousands of outstanding young men, able to meet the new managed by Kathryn J. and An- Monday—Kum Dubl dub will ord, the high single game team higher standards required, are enlisting in the Regular Army, thony Castellano, of Berkeley Robert D. Russo, single, to De- Scholarships meet. velopers Holding Corp., lots 16 score. The Berkeley A, C. team They are beginning interesting, useful careen by learning leader- Heights. Applications for state scholar- ship along with special skills. Visit your nearest U. & Army and 17, block 272, official tax map rolled 832 which tops the former New. Jersey was - one of 'the ships to Rutgers University, the Recruiting Station for details. of New Providence Township. high of 821 held by the Pine Tree twelve states of the 48 whose citi- state university of New Jersey, Inn. The Berkeley A, C. three- j IVOR RQHMIIJS Mr. and Mrs. Leroy C. Mllliken uni paid over a billion dollars in are now being received and may game team score of 2336 for the HIGHLIGHTS OF RIGULAR ARMY INLISTMINT Interior • Exterior to Mr. and Mrs. George White, federal taxes in IMS, states the Immediate Delivery be filed until April 1, Dean Albert evening Is the second highest in 1, Choice of say branch of sai»lea 4. Family allowaaecs tor eteMndtati property In Middle way, 327.97 E. Meder, chairman of the State New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- which still haa quotai to b« «IUd, of men ealUtiag o* ra«nUMia| MS> EiUnatM Cltorfilly aim that category, tion. and cf ctruia «yaraaas thattars tinue until 8 months altar omdal feet from lands of N. H. Mosher. Scholarship Committee, announced which (till ha«a openings, oa l-re«i termination el war. •nliitaaate. Arnold Hof, unmarried, and today. Berkeley Barbers Increased I. Inllstmeats fat 1H. * or I wue. N« Blshos Itwet, Caloa 2. BaJletBfnt age from IS to 14 years (1-year eoliitnwnts Bermitttd l*r ENS. S-MW other* to Julius R. Hof, equal un- 1 Dean Meder pointed out the their hold on second place in the Uduiive (17 with partnta' constat) loop by taking three games from nan now ia the Army rfita S w more divided one-third Interest in two deadline for filing applications aa aicept f«r men now in Army, wh» owatha of service.) the Berkeley Garage. The Bar- nay r»»nlln at «ny age, Md taper tracts in Summit avenue, 29 teet he asked secondary school prin- service men dependlhr on lanatli of 5. Option to retire at .iali pay tet bers now lead the third place Pine service. . the reef of your iile after M yurt* and 100 feet, respectively, from cipals, city and county superin- servita—iscnssiag to tkrM<««aran Tree by three games. 1. Wutatlonal benefit! anesr OI Cottage street and one tract tendents of schools and New Jer- pay after M year* of servtre. All February 19 Standings Bill of Rights for men who anlUr previous honorable actire leoeral known at lots 1, 3, 6 and 11, block sey legislators to bring the scholar- 4 before official teralnatlon of war aits' military service touts tewtrt W. remain in service W days or SMte. retirenuat, 63, map No. 1, property of Ber- ships to the attention of prospec- Berkeley A. 0. SI Berkeley • Birben kely Heights Improvement Com- tive candidates In their communi- « _HONTMiy Pln« Tree Inn 40 NEW, HIQHE1 MY F0IMMY MEN WtiSTlES WRI IT WORKS! Delia'! '' pany, dated 1890. ties. 3T Approximately 200 new scholar- Bryan'* Oaraf* 31 • WlMdw yen Jntt "don't wmnt to be both- Mr. and Mrs. Julian M. Plem- B. H. Fire Co. 18 In Addition to Column One no mons to Mr. and Mrs. William E. ships for incoming freshmen in Ianfllo* Dairy IS tt tha Ki|ht: 20% In- trad** • • . or whea^fow'm * *t home. .. Berkeley Girif* Master Sergeant Horenburger, property In Dia- Rutgers men's college* In this city, crtate for Itirlce Ov«p> Mti. 50 ft IncraaM, up to or First Sergeant jWJOO #107JJ SMB IW-O* dtUveriet fto ahead smoothly. mond HIU road, 511.41 feet from the New Jersey College for Wom- Kum Dubl Club 150 Maiimum Par Month, Technical Sergaaat MM 17J5 13IJI lands now or formerly of 8. Wlk- en, and the Rutgers College of if Member of Vlylac or Whk m*j ttmp-jUled contract, Shell insults Olid" Cr«»i. ISO Par Stsff Sergeant . . U)M> 74*73 ander. Pharmacy In Newark are provided Plant Card Party Month for Parachutists without «tm charfe—aa automatic signal each year by the state. (Not in Flylnf.pay Status) Sergeant . . . .100.00 63M) 112.90 Prudence Investment Company TOWNSHIP—At couples, one of that whfcrjee wfcUe your tank ie being filled- while Kn(af«d upon Part* Cmponl.... 90410 jgjo 10UJ to W. Thomas Dodge, lots 7 to 9, This year, if Governor Driscoll'a whom is under S3 years of age, are chute Duty. S% Increase budget recommendations are Invited to the meeting of the Kum la Pay for Each 3 Years Private First Class tOOO 5240 9OM and itopi whea your tank It fuM. No mdr block X, map of Murray Hill af Service. / Park, Inc. adopted, the state scholarship plan Dubl Chih,"Whtcll~WtrTbe a card Wven .... 7M0 4473 g

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,,•••*. , ••*'•• THE SUMMIT H1RALP, THURSDAY, FfUNARY 27, 1947 17

non-veterans at the tern opening CampbtlL Applicants appear at Budget Approved; AGce Christensen Junior CoBege m September, Dtan Kenneth C. the college's administration office, MacKay announced today. with copies of their high school It U probable, he said, that day Mt. Avenue Cut-off Becomes Bride of To Take Women and evening alum* will U con- transcript Tests are given aad, tinued to. p*rinlt «tud«xit| also, to later, the prospective student it Omitted In Hems Chester Petroski And Non-Veterans pune tnaploynuBt If they desire. given aa interview. BOROUCH-Tb. IneiWMd i«T Registration (or the year 1M7- Emphasis will rfmaia on high BOROUGH - Alice Catherine While continuing to provide borough budget WSM adopted with- 48 term already it being taken by academic standing as a prere- Borough Paper Chruttensen, daughter of Mr. and courses for veterans studying un- the admissions committee recent- JkparhMri Plans out opposition by Borough Council quisite to admission, Dr. MacKay Mra. Harold A, Chruftensen of der the GI Bill, Union Junior Col- ly designated. It includes Kenneth at a public hearing Thursday night. pointed out. although special ac- Rose terrace, Murray Hill, be- lege, Cranford, will make a special Iveraon, Forrest P. Dexter, Jr., Drive Sunday An item of 12,600 which was in the commodations art to be provided flcACowd came the wife of Chester Bicbard effort to accommodate women and Duncan St. S. Sheffield and Henry for those not GIs. BOROUGH - Troop w, Boy 19*6 budget for the proposed Petroski, of Rose terrace, at a Scouts of America, will collect pa- Mountain avenue cut-off was sot five o'clock candlelight ceremony Seeks Zone Change per Sunday afternoon, beginning at included in th* 1*7 budget. on St. Valentine'* Day, February the filing 1 o'clock. Householder* are asked An increase of $21,355 mad* the H. Rev. Herbert F. Dablnett. of to nave all their paper bundled and HmnHtajr afUrMKMt by the total of general appropriations the New Providence U«thodist tied and at the curb for eaay col- EstttM, Inc. to build a »- U88,m, M compared with last Church officiated at the wedding, lection. . - apartment «• the Hicki year's *l«7,4ie. Ti» tax is estimated which wa* solemnized at the home lud wuth of Springfield Troop 63 will make a paper col- at S9.S6, u increase of 11 points of the bride's, brother. Dr. Harold at tl* ijwer of Maple lection every three months, for the from IMC. Total assessments ate W. ChrUtemen, at Short Hills. Boranfli Council atuii benefit of local boy scout work. listed at *2,err,«20. The bride wore white «*tin with j meeting Thundty night BeaidenU ere naked to bear this in Surplus revenue appropriated is a sweetheart neckline and a fin- pprovf d at first naiiac aa amend. mind and to save their dean waste M<,500, an increase of $18,900 from gertip veil. Her headdrea* was a t CUTTING THE CAKE-William t to the mriac ordinance paper and cardboard from one col- 1940. Miscellaneous re-venues an- crown of pearl orange blossoms, meB M. Nettervllle. Jr. and his bride, tbis are* from * multi- Jection until the next ticipated, including delinquent and she carried Eucharist lilies the former Miss Jennie Procaccini ttotue BOBC hack ta 2oac A taxes total $25,400, as against $25,- with white carnations. She was of New Providence Borough, are ne-f»mily IWBie Bone. 200. i given In marriage by her father, or a O cutting the wedding cake at an About tluc* week* aga the Hicki Operating Costs Up Mrs. Ernest F- RuMcka of Jen- informal reception held Febru- kintown. Pa., was her sister's p.-optrty. for vfaich Wilfred Damp. Total operating appropriations ary 8 at the Resnati Club. Sum- matron of honor, wearing cobalt , f Summit acted u counsel ey u total 178,165, which is $17,861 over mit, following their marriage blue satin and a sequin Juliette was «old to th« N. K. Winston Co. last year. The county tax has risen earlier in the day by Recorder cap with veiling to match, and of V\'«*t Mk aticet. New tor* from $18,354 to $19,200 and the Joseph Mulholland of Berkeley K J carrying carnations in shades of CUjr, u» «» J« «T 8»M**ry of district school tax is up from Heights in the Township of New pink. Miss Ruth Ann Christensen, which U tbe Late Estate*, Inc. The $58,509 to $60,088. Providence. Mix Netterville I* the bride's niece, was junior broker is tb* tn Motion mi El- Also increased U the amount for the daughter of Mrs. Theresa bridesmaid, in dusty pink taffeta nwr S. HoturtM of Summit salaries of borough employee!. Ad- Procaccini of Dunlap street, New and sweetheart hat with brown ministrative and executive salaries Providence Borough. Th* bride- accents and a miniature bouquet are $3,850, compared to $3,710 in groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Council took the Hep of Introduc- of varying «hade( of pink carna- 1&46. Salaries for assessment and Netterville of Nashville, Tenn. ing the amendment to th« ordi- tions. Dr. Christensen was best collection of taxes are up from $2,. Miss Carmella Procaccini, sister nan. • nance on Tbumtar following a 76« to $3,050 and public buildings of the bride and John R. Martin m«etiD< the previous week at Mrs. Petroski is a graduate of and grounds' salaries end wages of Central avenue, Murray Hilt, which time a petltioa ma received Summit High School and Ohio an $1,200 again* $853 in im. Re. were the attendants. The couple from 90 properly awnem, abutting University, and is a member of palm and maintenance salaries and are living In Philadelphia. . mostly on Springfield avenue and Phi Beta Pi sorority. Mr. Petro- wages are $3,500 compared to $4,- »ki graduated from Summit High Maple itreet, writing that action be 444 and sanitation and sewers' sal- School before entering the serv- tor fnion , Countr on P*«« 378: Burnett lln« north no degrees IT min- taken, upon th* recommendation BOHoron or SEW rHovu>KM'>: aries are up from $6,040 to $9,020. Ale Asks for ice where he spent three and one tlsijuv in Suuth 8« df«t.-i'» 48 ute* «a.<*t 273.18 fei-i u> the southerly laaq fohuner of tne Pluming Board . inlimte* Mtst lfl>"fe«l'; IIHUUI B (ID)' Hide IIAe of H|irlngfleld Avenue: Expenditure Too Much ; hair years In Alaska with the touth nu di»!re*» 12 Jiilnuleji went thence (T> alonjg said southerly iid* that the Hicks* property be re- tine of Hprtngfleld Avenue' nortti It Oliver Thurraaa, representing full Statement Army Air Force. He is now as- 70|I«et; tiieni* 4 ijrw'turiM.ac- the;, wmyiweiterly c"l"n«f of lands estate, which It in the area where representing the Bell Telephone BQROUGH Eber I* Ale of Mr and MM. Petroski will be Ordliiance'odi'f f thh e HoroiiKh—oHh f N —coHlliH! 'lu thi»lr ixTfintrurljIon .'and iwriveyed by Jumfs M. Hick* to Dan- the "Old Cider HUT used to be, Providence,' a'dujited March S, 1133,' thu naiuru and «te.nt irf their um»," iel K. Kiiox, by L)«ed dated Januoxy Laboratories expressed "apprehen- Divisionavenue, who polled 51 at home in Rose terrace after by designating uii adtlltluiml - di>wlffna.tlng an ad- 2, That the land* henelnabove mor* tee. said at tbe February 13 meet- dence, comes to this community that the expenditure necessary to dend for 1947 of 39 cents a share and th« HUk fkitate South no df- rtlllinuil dlwtrlct or «on« to the 'Multi- particularly described In the title of ing of council that tbe .owners of from the Navy where be served as carry this project through was too a regular meeting of the board, a on the common stock, payable on greeti 12 minulcn went 4»6;12 ft«t to family U«u« 55«n»' l»y chamlnf this Oudinance, be, and they are here- prepared statement commenting a marble monument in tin- hind of frntii Zone A to 'Multl-famtly llouae by placed In Zone A on the "Zoning tHe Hicks estate, if they were de- a chaplain during tbe past three much to carry at that time. He in- or before March 31, to stockhold- Delaware, Liukuwnnna and \\'e»u Itrnie1 on 'Zoning Map «»'• the Hor- Maj» Of th« Borough of Sew Provi- al rous of electing an apartment years. Originally from St. Louis, dicated that the original estimated on the recent election'. Your paper ers of record as of February 28. ern itallt'oad; ihctwB (3) .nlcmtr HiUil i>HRh of .New Pro*ld*nrp' dated Janu- dence," dntwl January S3, W3. of February 20, 1947, carried part rallroud land BOUIK 21 deifivr* 1'H ary !3. 1H33, that fwitlon i»( Zone A 3. This Ordinance »hall take effect could consider tbe two areas now M wwnterl)' along formerly <>f «ne Hicks, therein dls- I, THOMA8UC. MUSSCttf, do here- are at the Murray BUI station and Beta Kappa, ODK, and Delta Sig- cluded in the budget would add dend for April of 80 cents per raid V'.i nderhoof line north 8tt de- tHint 3lf>.06 feet inutherly from the by certify that the foregoing Ordi- meeting, ie or should be avail- in the New Providence section ad- ma Rho honors, In 1934, he grad- nearly 37 to 38 points to the tax share on the 0 per cent cumula- green 32',s minutes went 3X9.79 tert iwMitherly tide line of Springfield nance wtrik duly Intmducvd and able in its entirety. In fairness to to the center line of Mapl<» Street; Avenue; from said point of- begin- passwl at first reading at an ad- joining tbe Beech Spring apart- uated from the McCormick Theo- rate. The mayor declared that tive preferred stock, payable on thence (4) along mid center Due of ning thenv* (I) alonit said westerly journed regular meeting of the Ror- all concerned may I tuggeat that ments in Summit. logical Seminary of Chicago, 111. In council was not sure that the cut- or before April 13, to stockholders Maple (Itreet"north no de#ie» S7 line of lands of Margwet tl White ouirh Council of the Borough of New an effort be made to obtain the minute* east 785.20 feet t<> th« pro- anil the Rls-k KnIMlP Hcuth no de- Providence held on Thursday eve- Hearing Set far Marc* M the spring of 1943. Between col- off would solve the traffic problem of record March 19. longation of the Hiiulherly line of It TOPI IS minutes wett 496.12 fe«t to a ning, February SOth, 1947, and that lege and seminary, Rev. Bryan anyway and that It was neceasery complete statement and have It land of one Kurnutt; thence (5) inarlile monument In - the lnnd of said Ordinance will be submitted' for A public bearing on the proposed wild Burnett lim- mulh 89 Delwvarr, l^»ckaw*nna and Western connlderatlon and pamMige at the nt-xl was in business in St. Louis. While for borough officials to think in Inserted in an early issue of your lUllrcaii: thence (2) along snid rall- ri'sulitr meeting, of the •••ajd IVjrough amendment to tbe ordinance baa Charies J. Kydd Named gH ;i;! mlnuif« i-;i->\ 2IH.X3 ft-rl in the Navy, his main tours of duty terms of all trie taxpayers and the paper. In this way the voters of ID a point: thence (r>) still al«nc i-4iiuj land south Jl degrees. M m)n- fViuncll "f. th» .Dumiigh of New been set for March U at 8:J0 p. m. wild Ilurtmtt line ncrlh iw di*v«i utPH went 134.77 fcol U» Mne of land Providence to he held fin Thunwlay were at the V. 8. Naval Air Station necessity of repairing other bor- New Providence Borough will be To New Post by Taylor Co. ROW- or formerly »f OIIP Vatidertioef; •venlng, March 13. 1817. ut 8:39 in Borough Hall at which time and 27 minute* east 2T\.M fot>t to the at Tillamook, Oregon, and aboard ough roads which had been neglect- given an opportunity to evaluate The appointment of Charles J. nuutherly tide line, of Hrirlngfleld thence degrees ity, Borough of. New Providence, at tbe VMS. Herald of the Morning, ed over recent years because o th« comments to which they may Kydd to the management depart- Avemjf, thence (7) alonic i«M mlnuteii w«*t S3lt.i!» feet In the center which tljne and place any permn be affected or who may be interest- •outherly •><)• 1ln« nf ,Hprln»fleM AP, 173, which operated as a trans- circumstances over which this mu be subjected if they are chosien ment of Frank H. Taylor it Son, Avenue north 71 d«igre*o »U niln- Hm> i>f Maul* Htrwt; th«n"*«- (4) along whoio Nnds nmy be affented thereby ed therein will be given an oppor- said wnter line i>1 Alaple Hirert north nr-who may b« Interented therein, port in the Pacific area during the nicipality had no control, «s a 'write in' candidate for the realtors, East Orange, has been U(M eji.il ITS,Hi fi-d to a point; mo ili^rpos 27 mlnulen «mt 7S.Ti.2O feet will be Klven an opportunity to b« tunity to be beard. School Board or take part In announced by Harry A. Taylor, thence CO miuth no (iimrt'fn 12 min- tn the piftloniratlon of the noutherly he.i rd. war, carrying Army, Navy and Mr. Segelkcn quoted State High- ute* west H5.3O faet to the south- liiic of Ijindx i>f~<)n« llu'rnett! Ihence Mr. Houston totd the Herald that 'write In' campaign for one of president. westerly corner of Inndsi conveyed (."O a-lonk unit itvrtwU Hue south >9 axled: February », 391T. Marine personnel to forward areas. way off.ici.ali to the effect that it l>y James M. Hlrka t<> Danlpl K. the owners of tbe proposed apart- their fellow citizen*. In his new paai. Mr. Kydd will dfttri'fs :l* rnlnutpn eurt 243.33 feet. THOMAS c. slirssov, At present Rev. Bryan Is attend. is quite possible that the. State Knox. liy Deed dat«d .fanunry H, to a point; thence (fl) dtlll along said ment had filed their plans under a handle management details for 19dS, reoordpd In Book 113 of Deed) Borough Clerk. ing Columbia University, where he would go ahead and assume con- "May I, at tali time, be pcr- iH •••.-.• Fees—IJ0.il State law Title MS for which pref- Meadow-brook Village, a 180-unit is studying for an M.A. degree in siderable responsibility in the right your paper to erence is given to veterans. He garden apartment development in the Department' of Guidance, of way purchases involved. He thank those citizens who chose said that consultations have been Plainfield. - Teachers College, and serving as also expressed the belief that the to write In my name as a can- had with representatives of the vet- Mr. Kydd, who lives at 25 Vil- supply pastor on a part-time-basis eventual cost to the borough for didate for membership on tbe erans. He said that consultations lage Green, Orange, has been with ??PROFESSOR WHIZS QUIZ?? here. this improvement would be consid- Board of Education. Their con- have been had with representatives erably less than had been esti- fidence ii sincerely appreciated." the Taylor firm since November, BON JOUR/ WHICH OP Mrs. Bryan, the former Miss of tbe-veteranW here and that, the mated. 1946. Before joining the company TWE FOLLOWING- GENTS Sarah L, Webb, who was married he served in the Army Air Corps WrfiETHEFRMOUS erection of the apartment would Borough Council met with the to the then Chaplain. Bryan in her for more than three years with TMRnMUSKCTfiBRSt- help solve the shortage in veterans* Township Committee on Monday Sweeps MorK town or Columbus, Ga., last July, the rank of captain. D'ftrTmGNON - RTHO5 housing. The Summit realtor said night in the Municipal Building in the plans of tbe owners call eventu- was associate director of the Wes- Kegfer Loop as RRflMIS-VILLON-OR Berkeley Heights on the joint prob- PORTHO5 ? ally for apartments to bouse as ley Foundation of the University_of Asbestos Limited Mdg. California at Berkeley prior to her lems concerned with the proposed many as 200 families. Mt. avenue cut-off and with the Osborn Shines At MiHingrcn for Sdt marriage. BOROUGH — Sweeps were county's contemplated expenditure -Final bids on-the two story While tbe owners of tbe Hicks unanimous in the 21st session of r of $200,000 for the widening and Navy~~Euilding operated during property are anxious jo proceed the New Providence Bowling improvement of Diamond Hilt the war by Asbestos Limited at with the construction, the residents League, February 19 as Larry Os- "Upward Ho" to Be road. Mililrigton. must be in the hands in the area affected are to all pur- born of the Junior Order took all of War Assets Administration of- poses and intent unanimously op- the scoring .honors for the eve- ficials'by 3 p.tn. March 3, North knWMi Alhot,Porthos and Aramis were the i In- posed to the projected construction Given by Turkey ning. He. won high individual Jersey District Director Robert because it is their conviction that 1,000 Teachers aeries for the night with, a gross , ktUtrs.DAriatnon was their wmtAt* W. Allen said today, such housing would greatly depre- of 575 and hig-h individual game Tbe concrete block building, lo- ciate the value of their homes. Town Players honors with a 204. BOROUGH — Turkey Town Within Five Years cated at Main street and Stone. Good News Sweeps were^ recorded as foi- House road, consists of a main Players, a newly organized, group lows: M & M over Firemen "B," ••» of young borough thespians, who floor 100 feet by 180 feet and two 250 MORE MEW LOCKERS HAVE JUST ARRIVED Boro Red Cross Seen as State Need Firemen "A" over the Five Aces; second-story penthouses — one have contributed a number of Junior Order over the B. & L, and benefit stage shows here in r«- At least" 1,000 additional ele- over a dryer oven and the other Rtnt Your* Now and let U$ Solve Your Food Probknw mentary teacher* will be needed the Men's Club over Firemen "C." over a boiler room. The first To Conduct One cent years, return this year with Marrb S Mflrhni a now and ambitious production, in New Jersey in the next five M. and M. v«. Flremrit "C" . floor—area is 18,000 square feet, j ytiirs, in addition to the normal Junior Wfilpr vi. Five \cr« with 12-foot clearance: the pent-! $25. RENTS A 6 CU. FT. BOX FOR 1 FULL YEAR "Upward Ho." The most recent FlretiH-n "»" v*. SIpn s Club number of replacements for teach- house area totals 19.000 squAre Day Drive. Sunday productions of these players were B. and L. vs. Flremm "B." -— • Each looker hold.* approximately 200 Ib*. ers who die, retire or leave teach- feet. - • Each locker patron will be offered oppor- H - The Borough the "Gay Nineties Review" of two ing. This prediction is being made In addition to utilities And ade- tunities to purchase tho best moat monry can at food. Branch of the American Red Cross years ago and the more recent Ladies Auxiliary ., '. • • . )• ^ *•' '•* by State officials on the basis of quate sanitary plumbing facili- buy—at savings that will more thun pay for J»'il conduct its annual drive for "South Bound." Talent from both To Meet Today increased birttrates in New Jer- ties, the plant includes such pro- the tocker itself. " • Ench locker will be maintained at a tem- funds on Sunday. March 2 from of these productions will be BOROUGH —The Ladies Aux- sey since 1940. ' ' duction equipment as platform 1 to 4 p. m. following its practice brought together in "Upward Ho." illary of Our Lady of Peace • Each locker patron will be alile to buy all perature of zero or below. Dr. John H, Bo&shart, commis- cars, turntables, a dust-collecting frozen foods at greatly redue«d prices—in- of last year at which time more Proceeds of trie show will go to sioner of education, in a recent Church will meet today at 2:15 system, pallets, dryer racks, drum cluding fruits, vpfjftables, meat, fish, Ice cream, • Each locker i» all-steel construction, with than $4,500 was pledged. This the New Providence Volunteer letter to superintendents and high p.m. at the home of the president, *« announced yesterday by Mrs. Fire Department. Mrs. James Vassallo of Thomas mixers and the like. frozen desserts, and pre-cooked specialties. Its own Individual key. school principals, urged a special Complete details may be ob- A. G. Harms, chairman. Miss Ann Campana, general di- effort to recruit elementary teach- street. Hostesses will be MM. rector of Turkey Town Players Vassallo, Mrs. Carl rotten and tained at the Newark District Of- These and muny other important rriuonn will make it wise for you to apply todny. If you Miss Helen Armstrong will act ers. He called attention to the Mrs. J. C. Ruggerrio. fice of the War Assets Atlmlnis-. have a home freezer you will find thla plan a definite money-saving service—the ideal sup- M chairman for the drive. She and authoress of the script of number of births In New Jeraey, "Upward Ho," states that re- tration. 213 Washington street, plement. If you do rot have a home freezer, you will find this service a necp3«ity. You are expects that at least 125 volunteer which increased steadily from 59,- Newark, or by telephoning same solicitors, many of whom will be hearsals are progressing. Among 328 in 1940 to 82,356 In 1M3. Fol- Carter Gets Jury Call cordially Invited to visit thin— your locker plant and receive further details the prominent thespians she has BOROUGH-Ezeklel R. Curler at Market 2-8330. veterans, wui start «o.t from Bor- owing a slight drop in 1944 and Our retail store offers only high quality unconditionally guaranteed foods; Our locker plant listed for "Upward Ho" are John of Passaic street is one o( 100 ough Hall early Sunday afternoon. 1945. births in the State apparent- NOTM F OF I* I'll Ml* S.VI.K offers only the highest quality services. C. Circlli, Buwy Keller, Alice resident* in the tounty summoned Edward G. Mills/, who is acting ly hit a new high last year, with NOTICE IS HHKEBY <;|VKX j>ur- »•* treasurer for the drive, will Maiucco and John Von Tish. 92.3M babies born in the first for jury duty in the county courts !»llant t'l Ih" SMMlls, K.S. I'l.'in-L'fi, Buy the, best — for less! Look to this page each week for 11 months of the year. from February M to March 8, stay at Borough Hal! until the ni-Tits tlunto, th.it th<> Itorowfh "1 last solicitor reports. th« date and more news about the Said the Commissioner, "The Sfw l*rovi*i(-nc*\ a muni- i|i:t! rf !,iml Mti- fident that the drive will meet ncreasc of over 6,000 in the While aome additionn! children ;ite. iviiiK itri«! MIIK in '!>•:• H">:"iigh We guarantee complete sotisfocrion ot a definite savings. Kith success through th* gen- Firm Files Norn* [indergartens and firat grade* in can b# absorbed Into existing •>t \V>v I'rovUIi'iM'p. in ihf *'' tiiilv «t BOROUGH-On Oaks Agency, September, 1946. Each September classes. Dr. Morrison states that L'niun and St.if »f N« J<"TMV. mid erosity and cooperation always rnr-re particui.ii!}' (lvSiTlbt-d as fol- FREE DELIVERY Twiet a Day — 11 A. M. - 4 f. M. With Any $1.00 PNTCIMM accorded the organisation by bor- Summit, with Raymond W, und for the next three yean the en- t Is the experience o( tbe State lows : ough residents. .?' Robert 8. Stafford, both'of 1011 rollment in the first grades will Department of Education that an Btlnr known &rxt designated a* be larger than the previous year. Lots »i, 7. 9, and » In Flk>clc-12 on th» Members of tbe Red Crow ex- Springfield avenue here, as man- additional teacher must be hired Awswifnt .M,i|> of the Borough of As this crest moves up through New Frovidfiiet". ecutive committees who will abo agers filed a trade name Friday every time an enrollment goes up the grades, the need for additional Th»' abovt* il'^f.rst'oil In mis will !>• cooperate in the drive include with County Clerk Henry G. 100 puplk On thia basis it ap- i*flil f"r cash'.tn (he hiirlii-sl bidder, teachers will increase annually." i>ut the minimum (>ri.--f at ivhr"."", Sai'I iandi chairman; Mrs. Dayton Parcells. in the real estate business in- erg each year U a conservative i»hall alw be sold subject t« rtvnunii "'Our teachers colleges are the und rpstrlcUnnK of r»c"rl. if any, secretary, and Wm Kathleen cluding the Willow Knolls devel- estimate. only major source of elementary subj'rl (ii ifinirig onlnatii •• "f til* Krayer, treasurer of tbe local opment here. To Insure the .supply of teach- HniouKh *»f N^w I'rfvi'lcfn ^ ;»riu!rh- "f N>w I' c>% ii!»ri< <*. BOROUGH—The Presbyterian Crumb.;" 8 p. m.. evening wrvlce, N 1 . <>M KMd.iv. )li- Tlh djy bt theae institutions over a 10-yenr 1 Book Club wffl it guests Satur- Jlr. Roppclt will preach on "Two give additlonnl money to lorn) Marrti, VM',ll at * •!."• I V. day evening of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. period WBI 363, These were needed jichool districts to help them m«et K. P.. Temple*-" Mayor. Eastman of Mountain avenue. At for the normal replacements in the rising school endts nnil head off Tuesday-* p. m., Lenten.wrvice. that tin* Jack Atkermmn of tbe school*. The supply of teacher* increased local taxes for school i*llo.M.\s r of the pastor will speak on 'A Lost who will graduate from New Jer- liyrougll CIM I( Manufacturers Cbeanical Con? support.^- t 27-31 Ktea— Berkeley Hssgnts wiH jaa>t" II 1HE SUMMIT HEULP THURSDAY, H8»UA»Y 17, H47 Demoiisfration Soffbalwrs WWer Sports March 11H Set Scores oi Local Bowling Leagues ByO bUnsiash At Dogs Planned For Amual Table FBB*1**BT I* BftriTB A free aawniiatmttta by obedl- Ikafe BBM traiajad tea from th* Teck Tennis Tourney I..H-. l *••* Kitttottr. • Cchoe* of •fori*" iawp^wajr" W Dog Tralain* School of North ^^ttB(kBd «MK AB4T CkziAse ai tte CUM A Jtetvat 3J? crtw of tnKJu* .a* aki eatanai- pltinaald wil b* fivea March » at ohaiBplorjjhip Breaa •Jut nikM OP* tW . _ lMMt «t$ atti look to CBBO* Brook, Bal* 8 p. o. at CMd Evt rgrtea Lodfe, will be held at tit* Field" my. Gawn&or* fUBtag Toona* iaf for TumtoJ *tia.Bi tttt* Everfnea avaaaa (off HeiMl tv*. oft March U aed it thiy meet wer* BifaoOTHMtf today *5 .t»stiE«|iaasiartB« tuaroJ, GalicpUig HiB aad Murray aua), apringfleW. Kail H. Schmld, beia« «I»aa«w«l jointly w •*£ tile N*» Jerary Coaaeil, Depart *•*•«. BiH golf court** for tb* weafc Bad aad oa throofb tala week. Bom* director of the Teck School Bill STefwl l«* meat of BcafowJe AS aasigtra «f tMBW *» «u* YJIXU. Table ?«im* Ou* 3M0 6 HTO Hi duties neglected ail tht pitbUe MBdtiet the ieanowtraUon tact *J« RuUl b**a iavittd t* Tb* Board of Kecreatieo U M «U xhooU cloaed for mid-winter va- giveabrWtalkonobedienwwork. 11 M «1» ill nt Tb* n*tratioo betor. tat war. s_&4* Is **it asd akt boot* m well, a* tied* and iatottart a aovtce daa* and tkw Btut Toon aa4 ttmk to attead Any aadi eaBtiBaed doriaf the war 14 m artier divlAion* for ta* am «t4K**d to tobogfaat aad Beaded for th* form a Ualoa Omnty Club, BUBUBT maay of too participant, iu 1*1 to th*K-« Obedience TrainiBfOBb 1*1 tbc Mvt&tti wuuui tak« wisit tb«a u ta* awiattwf a bin*. Tsot* «to didat go to th* ftftioa, r IM Ml Hat af at IM*Z 11 pl*ye» wfeoa coaraea atayad rifbt her* ia of Eatw CouBty, of which Scbadd Ia mioalar-ftM ii B member tad former board di- mu'* tnpbjr bu ? t» play lor t&«StUBBirt and enjoyed coaxing oa Board o/R*c rector. • ""'"" a «• IH for » atafia e»toh, rfgirrflM of «etJOQ. ta* variou* *tre*U blocked off for gratifleatloa at having *> «• Mil Airuica. Tto «madl tai that parpM* by the board of Th* aortc* ekat wll b* opea to H ta mm TBBr* •-••-•• Hi t*3 TK Mmr.tm Lefisa, rt wffl •* oatratioa «f tlwi TJLCx" a wt imr icaited «» tke kagoa tide aad reereaUoB- all par* bred deea between the agw will be two toumaaenu: •» «t* MB* tat difficulty of coap*ria» frets, th« c.ty -^iii'fHr'Hi' teat uua- The week-end wbich tncluded * of t month* aad I yean. Thwt will alBgiea Bad aawa'a double* KlrtMUl' •rater and aalt-water ™»«^«fy Tirtw,'" w *e ia.u •il tlf «t w*r.TZ*oi!i*t term tt*m* ia last faoUday piu* plenty of stow filled be as ecroUmeat fa* of U and fl trie* dot* with Director ._ « ill IWM THwaBwer. hi addsUoa, two -fish «| tit* rase ftsl t^e order in waici local ilope* with oarefre* aporti for. each ktaoa ia a course of 10. a K.nnedy at the Keld Ho^ tern, fc. . ' m UB month" trophi** will a* awarded n us u».«t who aad no thought of EnroUmeota may be atnt to the aad with Richard Roby *t tht for tb* outstanding fnea aod a*4t y IM " Too* - ' -' 'n TM 1 Moodty motDJag adtat and pain* Teak School. II Tappaii aveaat, TJiXJL All tonal* player* 15 f»H«r m its I'M, Sasnaut Dtaer. Dreeka * MMrftttt n inter ettcb** daring each WaaWagtoa'* Birthday holiday North PtateAeM ytw of age and ov.r t *&.' K. IM Data MS Vtta. B*-»is Bcvtrmffe, Cawflfiw, tr 'of the toanuAtBt, g*w* aa extra half day to those come to «nt«r either or both of Ctaufcer iOMWM •c. »*» ,• , . i*r Dolcya a&d Root * ICca Shop, Cbarltoea T, • 1 life- «* T. M (ha .. • .. IU who Bonnally punch tlm* docki the** tournament*. Entry bLar.ici J. OJ*H_teb .. IIt«*i at IM Satttrday morntBg. may be setaiaed either *t tk. JR. Ottvufefc To OrMBB-M for '47 in- «M FIB 8trrt&f u }adf«i wii •• QmGeddhandCiba f1«|iBa«B* ortheTMCA IIT /1n» TMMM '• •-.• -: *•• m '• m Bdag Y*w OWB lialtimt The New Jeney Slat* SoftbaU my sir ..- ,.. Carter rod sad fua editors of New Jtt- ljr it* m-«M Mirhinurj It wa* «ki at your own ri*k at League will nwet for the flnt in- *n Oarflulo* vi Anwrt^an T>fion wf JWW*J*P«* vbo kkwg wttk Vie for First PaymenU of *alarU( and wag* MAKCH ft MATCHES Pttffie the above named connei with en- time this year Monday, March I, M ,m »>-•)• of federal, ttata and local govern. JVoou TI. FulTwisiU MacfattMrr OtlMV tMtnUUDMSt MMMM« CMV> thaiiatta warned to Jupply their 8 p,: nu, at the Admlni»tratioa i. "lit "in INHUM QarftukM TPJL CfcMotxr <* Com- VlBcMdMe trilMited Uko towutf rrviMBC tfac Place in Loop menu to local employee* in tin FrwlMtt** Me fas« arc all act op own Ilnimeot, No apecial pro- Building, Warinanco Park, Eliza- KaM Taaasttm •rul«« for tb« 1MT mat- grama were, echeduled on the** nation total about U billion doi!a« ¥SCw tie ateoad bi« fame » Bambtr ol ap«eks ta whkh court** but they were available a year, being fl out of every K Finaema IU 2 rjasi a< play is tat Com- day by George T. Cron, auiataat tb« heavie* eatcli will be honor** for both ikiing and coasting, paid out in all wagea and saiariei mi nt an *T*~MM BaitothaH League to be superintendent of recreation for it* it* in- *M with Gorcrnor'* citationa bM ia thla country for all purposej, "We're anowed la," waa the re-the Union County Park' Cotrunia- real in. in IM- «n P « Oak from 40 to M. toei^at ftartlax at I p. m. atatce th* New Jtney IM IN U*- *M port of. many of the course mana- •ion. The 8ttmmit Uun will be •via ...WBM "A" . and Kuefijh haw ia th« Ki«4 Scfcoot gym. Yep, you ger* Saturday. They encouraged repreaented by Manager Frank *» u* *47^i«rr rm *«• . 1 lato two elate* with aep- hare gaeW it GwJdM Service •enthusiast* to bring their shovel* Pryce and Pet* kirltu, veteran UT IM IM— 4U . s«4 t. AM R, T««»!« Bl •ntt award* mad* for the iargcet SUtiic a&d Cba. who have apot- a»* tn iti—m mm«e ••*•• IM ree««* to datt is the acceod along a* well u akii_» iad tobog- pitcher. \ . . • .', '. M MS t*-«l nrtaMa'C" Ml of «**h: istdta caafBt frata m (tea aad from the aurf «r aiier*. rasai wjS b« f^httBf ft for flnt Pretently eompoeed of aix _«l A rMtrieUon wai mad* for ta» loe akater», thwarted over the team*, the league hope* to ex- A. Cburc* nnl tiaia oa aatt waUr flaBias braii Kenaedy of week-end by deep drift* on all pand to eight or. ten. and invite* 1*1 rh* B»rd ef BccrcaUon poiau oat eoune poada and at RrUnt'*' new team* Interested In applying •:\ 175 *r«u fa -Hfft Jeratj. Ika • XM? Ml •» *T*^l*t» IM rule* bar wy aalt water catdMa Use food, were getting in a few figur* for entrance to attend the meet- OMitly nude from tiw jbor* el a n> eight* thia week a* the mow wai ing. * JM i« tu-'in THOt TM ,167 Ut IT* 1W-M* SSr^ttTniiry 7menr*a«aV As aa aidH attractWB the Lia- being cleared away. Garnet held among th* aix. U? |» JT»- *» IW IM Tb* lii7 tottraaauBt baa beca cola T ta4 titt Crwatera will team* la*t year proved highly U Ntimkl play &a tae aiaittcap. K0TICE l>r •E1T1.EIIEST an MI 7i*~i*u W. B*br« i to iaelnde any -flab -ear popular, according to Mr. Cron, HI IM IN- *M LOW WeMtr TotMt JM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE.V, That i. PMIHpf* IM MM IM-MO la New tb» lot loteniMdtate account of the drawing a total of more than iu an i»_ «n f th* aut*. All «ub#crtb«r», the Trustee* of tb* *p«-31,000 apectaton. INTEREST mi •M M* imJim*••mm TO •or local eontafta antam^iomEy cia! tm«t fund (or the benefit'of. the » IbMtt* Ujrtnl Issue of Sirs, A. A. Fullmer •a la KrmUMft but «H beconu aomiiMM tor tbe fWi of h» fformerly Marit factacti), niece of Hil City Hl-Y RATE. th« moBtb* ta wMcb> tbejr wtn to Frieda It Cr)cBfl«ld, d«cta*e Batrjr Baato sonct T« CBCMTOM and new loam made A. OuUjr, ; by tin SniTorat*, ac4-reported for team- will travel to New Bruns- ' Tournament offieiala said tai» ttlfment to the Orphanii' Court of wick Saturday for it* second try against the loan value of takw TMIt T«U1« 69t—1374 ebAnre wai Actidcd on ia aa ef- * County 61 Union, on Friday, tht 2IOi (Jay of JlarcJi neif at 9:30'A. >!, at the State title in the '47 Hi-Y lift insurance policies at i IM fort to rnalu toe evtat am* »-: .D*t*d: Fehruaxr l'th, 1947. tournament, Laat year the Sum- clB.^ «M r-Ur -i^riBBrt-*.1 ASS A 51. FLEMING. SWlbf »SI HEX1U' PLATE, mit boy* placed third. tow interett rates. «- Mwj*f, Mb of the be*'angling eaill ia New? A, a, mi, upon • Touto . . "• • •" "lit . IH Last Saturday UieHill City boy* W» itleiff to all » Befoul 453 audited and Hated by tne Surropa":. ert AJberts, Jerry Berklebammer WtetaMH OMIn n«txeat rod -ad gun editor or to and rtport'd for settlement to th* Itorwitt Csrrf 114 Orphan*'' CV>urt of. the Caunty of and Leigh Benner, A. Bojtrt OH New Jervey Council. 530 Cut t'nion, on Friday, the . 7th day cf All#a 130 L. Burnut Dununjr U*- State street, "~ Jlafch next *i S>;3fl A,---U, Trtti* IM l>ui_my 150 Dated Jaruiarr Uth, 1947. mi tnust be attetttd by tw» wi PHlLETtS H, HOLT. Touu - and mujt lilt *ixe aad wefsht of NOTICE TO CBEWTOBI HUDSON TRUST CCJMPAVY. Utlikil ST9. . 540— Ij • • Trust***. CHRISTIAN $f IE.\f F. MOMTIHI Hullivan MO fMti, weight and type of uck!e ESTATE or CUTDE;A BEERT. | HOPKINS, VORBCRGER ft Tuihlll >3 tomwli D1CKSON. ProcKir*. 123— and detail* of catch. • / { US Mciltn* • fcf CHARLES 51 .Ve»«rk St.. VIEWS THEJVEW§" iHimoy Aa in 1946, tb« tournament will' A. CfTKK JR.. Ssn^cate of the Hoboken. S. J. Touir TM Dumar HtltftrMr t\--is.*T nt t*B»o, nukdfe on the, Tint C B*hr« Bont«sijx> run from April 12 through No- Atj it F#*nsirj A- D,, 19lt, 'upon B«rsanM vember 30. The 1944 Governor* tk« ap»iie»s_os «I. llle iind.ri!*3ed, Evtry Thunday ot 8:15 P. M. ov«r WJZ *» EkecstrJI of tht «ta:,« ef "1*14 3JOTIC? Of SBTT1ESEST ToUli trophy wa_> awarded to RusseU »S»;«»*M, • &.->Kf* !s hfrtby flven tb NOTICE"- IS HEREBY GIVEN, Ml «1J K. Alfaimon of Paterson for hit tie ctedttcrt «1 • nit deceawfd to ex- That •!!)« account of 'h».. «tih*crib*r. Dt Luko , tit-!: to U* *-5)»cri'!)*r OBder oith or Exteutrlx of the laet Witt and Testa- THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 1. Cirdtllo catch of a 233-pound blue marlia afSresnttcs th-f'r jcUiirji *vi d« roe at of MARY B. ADAMS. dc?ea*ed.' I.. RuMonlrllo wiil -be audited nnd starwi by the 123' 153_ -^ off Jlanasquan, aralcit -Jbe Surrojate, arid reported for !etl'«- \u Intrnutli.Ml |>»(|f Stvtptptr a* Sale ' »2 121—. .13 ment to the Orphans' Court of the 13K it lh« FollowInf .\rnMtac4i im H)J_ 21i sa,M orJerl «•• t$*j will be fortrfr Count)' of Union, on Friday, the fta IW fcarn4 fr$a sri>»ecTiiitMt or recover- dav of March next at ?:JO.A. M- Total* 524 _93—11 tu 1' jf« the «»JT.« *4n:r.tt tie *uh»c:*»er. Dated: January II.• JSl". D.FEIBUSH - 23 MopW Sf. A.LBEETA >i. nennr, KATHEHINE C: LEGG, M. O'Britn Pursuant to the Order bf CHARLES Eiecutrix. Executrix. B. B-rKnnm, lrtS— 112 A. OTTO, JIW Surrogate of. ^h» t/ysr, 4 O».«r, PioctoT. RCHMTD *BOL*P.>"E. Proctor* SIEGELS - 394 SpringfitW Avt. TowitsMp lowing U091M I. Honno ol t'nl&n, made on th* four- 14 Kark'PL.'. "• ' • -"— — ~5«J' Sprinirfle!d Avenue. SIMMERED r»»nu#r It fesatti day of February A, D., IM. Summi!, N, J. the application'of the xeidtr- Sl««r-*»ewa,, S.. J. i r—zr- •MM M*. rim M, C»»«l»no * $ w Fee*—I7.IP for fin* it flavor. Andru. IM 174 1,, , u Admtaiittrator C.L*. of th* b»criB«r 151 . I1H in A, .Colanmao Smith 130 Hft—3«o un(l*r oath dr afdrmaUon th«tr clairea I. Btilltr ami il-tuanls against the «sca.te ef tesfarf A IVlrmkl "I. .93- 204 TftUU ,*»5 13>—JI« »«.U r!n*- th« »»me •tmiatt-tb* TetMi •M8 «2T_im liibicriber. Tr*ma*l J0H.V L. HUGHES, Bore* 15. Map!* Street. •10*r Maplftln Summit. N. J. ,. Cnrorifii 31 a ' Administrator e.ta. ToMlt . 6»T m n$ Xll«Cfllfttt« 31 0 4 Proctor pro »• North«rn«r» Clbfttn ' n • SOTICB 70 CSXDrtOBS ill Mtiuile , • . • 21 . ia IfII Latw Hll|c»H 14 n .STEPHENS. DectaMd »--.—< ri-r »' Pursuant to th# order of CHARLES •« .'». A. OTTO. JR., Surrogate of the 110 IM Indlvldaal Hlih flame Coanty of Cnlan, mad* on th* Firat lr»n» Kerrlsan. Mliccllptle«. I«i2 -1 " " day of Fe-bruary A. D., 1947. -apo» Tottla HI ~«20 Ethft, Homrmpo. .Coronftl, 1 IS. tht application of th« unders!rn»-l aa EiecutTlx ol tht esta.*.* of said Oold 1» IM Baskttbdl Trophies deceawfl. notice It hereby glxtn » I'otlirnano tht creditors of »a:d dtctnsmi to ex- FlMCO Attract Attention hibit to ?h« subscriber under o»th er Itllln affirmation their claims ar.ai.1 d^ceaueff Uonlct 1X1' nue ywterday wore attracted to .wilhin fix month) from the- date cf. nalct ori!*r, or • thfr. will be fer«v«r the show windows of the Summit harrcil from proscotlttnc oorr reooTtr Totile TM ' 090 T15 Hardware Co. where the. various Ing th« Jimp .igainsi : :hh * »ub»c!b«r. - CLARA -H. STEPHEN?. r. viBtte ftware trophies wore on display to be Eiecatrtx. / Rotnond U* 14S 130 awarded late next month to teams FBEDKRICK C. KESTZ, I'roctpr. • Kthlgrtn . 137 1« nt 5prlnrf!*!0 Basketball League. 35^f ' BMra l«l HI l.M Most prominent of (he trophies IX CHASC'ERV Or 5EW 761 is the large one given by Slayer TO- LROV SHANN'tN Maxwell Lester, Jr., which has to By v!:-m!:m> of niii 'Ord&Ord&r of th* OOxirt OoMdtrt of <"hnn-?r<"hnn.-?ry of the Stat« cf NeNw Tomewtil )ti» be won three time* by a leagiie JJriw y on the J'*t f>'ml ant, you are hereby re- TM»U H90 T5I, T.H iiuir.^l to answer the pe!!tu-n of th# trophies tr> be awarded first, rec- ji'-tlMnner on or before the 2nJ ril. n*xt, and !n d»faa!; there- Newwimb of. «uch (iet-ree will b« Tt' Frill 1,^ j ing the March 20 play-offs. Incll- analnit y>u nt the <""hance'!or think oi]u!tjbl« and Just. Every day more and more ne* "faces" Erlcknn 1S11J: ! v,iduali..._jtold—bs-Ske-thalls will be Otitftr tRK.JI Th« o!>.iict of said suit if to obtain ' awarded members of the winning- a ifctf ot div.,- petitioner anfl you. DateJ: Fehniary «tri, !?tT er^y-joining the hundreds of The leayuc is sponsored by the JACOB R. MANTEX. Board of Recreation. Solicitor (•"•r and of Counsel - thousands we are now serving. These wi:h Fctltioner, • No. J4 >t/p!« Street. are busy days the switchboards, Palmer Runs for Hill Suinmii. S"»w Jer'ry. at 37-J«-5?.4 AIDS aa&r "** «k.n .ve, Park*. Grand Cuiyon. Hollywood, participated in (lie bn\u\ Jump, e mfab Abwlotely lvir Toisii To»r 1*41 Inrnm* Tax prrpmrd ¥itf nt rharg* tl )«» hftom* a Th* Whit* Building SurToundtd Bhamrocki « M 4 H-33 •vbicrlbrr *o o«r• irrvlro bjr Murra It, lll>. by I>rlv«i the game'* scoring except for , rf t BMttrn run Maguirei - t rf S » S .11 M-31* Mr. Merchant _ Orovei,' If I Passer (M) HU'lftngcr. I- H»vt \Ll. at |«*r b««kl*evln« aitA Tax IIUBR ttunt K) HI u. F. WIINB, 1 4 bitt^, inc., STIRLING ilolt&n,, t X 1 T J % Flaherty, f I 1 Richmond, rf 1 To Movt Busiiwss Oft* Dally till » P.X. ' I'a»quer*IU, f "MAIL-ME-MONDAY Kieb-Pasbjergjg, , Inc;_mortfske O»«t ••»«*y ttll « r.K. Karr>«v, f I'. Totau » J PLAYING FOR WORTHY CAl'SE. Big Bill Geddis, pivot man for BOOKKEEPING AND TAX METHOD h CMkte (ft) loan correspondents for Phoenix Tk« UTlatt sar tor tl*. tat. e 1 a, r. t. the Community League All-Stars In their game Thursday night agajni i 1 Mutual Life Insurance Co., and Kf*s«li bay from •». Rc g. O«llo, rt e Panzer frosh, is here *een in the game's opening jump against Cava lialabanow; f l 1 - DtftUjppla, M o at Kieb-Pasbjerg Agency, Inc. will Wm. F. Brady Associates To* UUu, c ' i a naugh, Panzer's center. The opening ball was tossed up by Acting move to their new building, lo- (tl livrnt iif * 24 "...1 most Mil* iU o 10 M»yor Percy M. Bland, who Is mostly hidden behind Geddis. The game cated at 18 Beaver street, Newark. Ir»lii|flrtB Trout Jtitlf. £••«(. s-iuos *l*Mil All BUM (tl) M«g«ro, t$ 0 t a. F\ 0 which was played as part of a double-header polio fund benefit, was • f 0 !'<.>.!.• « Vfi. f 30 won by Panier, M-31rThe player with the number 8 jersey is Panter'a :.. f Paaqucrelll, who was the game's top scorer with 15 points. .' f " (Photo by Jay ». ,0 Ce; 'd Y Posts a Win TTie Central YMCA intermedl- " ate* basketball team had an. easy time Saturday against St. Teresa's CTO intermediates, winning Sports Sidelights IfeMral y Ml> SPORTS FANS HAVE BIG HEARTS SI d. r 10—at H»tfl*. rl o Everybody who had a grammar Bchool e^dutation U ac- 1+—56 Moroney. R., If r a «• 1 •« quainted with the story of Scrooge, the miser, whose heart umpire, Moronn, D.. c t o scorsr,- A. BOIIO. Sclitrur,' rt I " Oi and material fortune were melted by forces and influences Summit All tftart W) iiltilon, if I 0 Q. r. greater than the po,wer of a penurious nature. Charies -• < 46 :>>•.. f. V M. Trrma*! V\<) .? t T M. Jiororoy, it .0 Bvlek. If o z Twill, * D But let it not be said that, at any time in the history - - i1 Totato t*I of sports, there was anything which could be construed as #floa Msll Froia Ut) O. F. Shuifleboard miserly where the response to a worthwhile cause was con- f 0 cerned. Among the most responsive, .the most charity-con- r.tnner, e 3 \ Annual Tourney scious people on this planet of ours are happily those in the •.. c S flesh-and-blood category devoted to athletics, both as parti- t i Plans Comoleted yy, t 4 cipants and spectators. . 1 1 The third annual table two-man H.irtmlehl X Thursday night in the High School gymnasium, the j Si ihuffkboard tournament will be ; f Rec- basketball fans of this area responded to the joint appeal of Hal! • Jl__| 1» •!!-*»•) po. "STIR-rman: um'plrf, Mel- reation on the tables-at the Elks the Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary Clubs, the American Legion . scorer. A. Bosso, , dub in Maple street on Tuesday and the Herald, in behalf of the Infantile Paralysis Fund. The a."nd- Thursday evenings, March appeal, taking the form of a double-header involving four of 11/13, 18 and 20. the outstanding quintets available, was* "answered whole- The two previous tcKirnaments (drew a large field of entries, It heartedly and generously. is expected from the inquiriei It has been our experience that persons who like sports folng around that the field this are persons who have big hearts. We know there are persons year will include a large number who are grumpy and unreasonable and tight-fisted as all of those who competed last year. get"out- but they are not sports-addicts. As a matter of fact, The winners of last year's tour- ney, Joseph DtlDuca and Rocco they are. confirmed detractors of all forms of^^ athle^cs ^jgjj ^ Coviello, who defeated the first they criticizri d e and oppose heverythini g excepthi ; their personal tournament winner* of Walter business of making and hoarding the world's goods. They HAT grille's as fresh and fashion-worthy as a Paris controls light as a ladyfinger; at wheels that curb Dineen and. Jack Duffy, vow to BATTERIES sneer at charhy, but Usually accept charity before life's span label in a newjbonnet^ beel-over on turns, and brakes both easy and sure. ' „... , , _- ^_ _-_„, T inafte if Two straight. • t . ' • t ' - Entry - Wanks -may-be obtained Factjtjn this trim Convertible or any of the eight The personnel of the four competing teams struck the That long, clean, swecping-all-thewaydhrough fender RECHARGED OR at the Herald office, the' Elka other body types, Buick's the smartest biiy as well as eye impressively; every player, young, speedy and pink line is as much a "must" with the style-wise as white Club, Roots Men's Stop and the ; •47's smartest tar. It's the place where dollar-sense RENTED Field House. cheeked, was out there playing the best in the hope that^y tie with tails. — meets widi -style-sense to produce America's most V!'. . .'.. •• so doing he was contributing something to the comman goal There's the sparkle of bright, fresh colors — the rich wanted automobile. Let us giveyour car s of helping the stricken and less fortunate youngsters recover sheen of chaste chrome—the sleek, slick, able look of an HOME REPAII and do the same thing some day in the future. express cruiser, shined and polished for Regatta Day. Such being so - why hesitate? A day lost now in plac-, complete check-up before AND The show was a success, competitively and financially, ing an order can be a week lost later in taking delivery, inspection. MODERNIZATION! Thanks go out to the competing teams, the officials, the fans, But ij this the only way in which Buick's smart? Not to — get your order in now! the coaches, and all the others who made the joint offering by s barrelful! for the Polio Fund as excellent as it was. Look at the engine room in that bonnet — that means WhitiSirvictStitloi WINTER SEASON IS NOT SLACK CLINTON torrents of Fireball power to put the lift of a lifetime Some people seem to feel that the winter season is rather 84 8ommlt Ave, So. 6-3249 TtTlEandMORlGAGtCUARANTYCO in every mile. 5I5CLINTONAVE.,N£WARK8.NJ a slack one as far as sports are concerned. Nothing could be further from the truth. The thought came to us the other That hug-the-road look means steadiness always-and night as we were looking over the bowling results that this cushiony coil springs on all four wheels spell terene season ia the greatest time of the year for participant sports. disregard of any road's rude joltt. At the present time Summit and the Borough and Town- ship of New Providence have five well established bowling Look at the widdi amidships that.gives you lolling SPECIAL leagues. This makes a total of over 200 bowlers in league room both front and back-and at push-button con- competition—iboth men and women. Besides, don't forget trols that not only raise and lower the top, but move the men. women and children who drop in at the alleys door windows up and down and the front seat March I-I5th only every once in a while just to bowl a couple of games, back and forth. ENTHUSIASM IS PERSISTENT And look deeper. At engines so fine-made Another surprising thing about the bowlers is the way they keep their new-car liveliness seemingly RUG SHAMPOOING they keep up their enthusiasm. Their season starts at the be- t forever. At itout metals and sturdy under- ginning of the football season. It carries on all through the pinning, at husky, curl-around bumpers, 9x12 rugs $5.00 basketball season and runs well into the basball season. In 8x10 rugi $4.00 •11 it covers or overlap* three different sport seasons, but still the bowlers are «orry to see the hot weather put an end Rugi taken up and relaid. to the activities. BASKETBALL RIVALS BOWLING For prompt collection and delivery As a participant sport, basketball rivals bowling locally. Mainly through the efforts of the Board of Recreation and Phent Mo. 4-1956 the Y.M.C.A. there are more than 200 basketball players in Summit who are playing every week. Because of the setup these two groups have, every boy gets a chance to play. SUMMIT BUICK COMPANY Even with the swimming, softball. baseball, golf, and STRUBLE BROTHERS what-have-you that are available in the summer, the winter 69-72 FRANKLIN PLACE SUMMIT, N. J. is still just as active as any other season of the year as far as 47 la* Strtwt Morrfirown sports are concerned. mad win return fir to* 20 THi SUMMIT BALD, THURSDAY/FEBRUARY 27, i«47 theme: "America's Role In -*•»• World of Tomorrow.' laraa Nearby Theaf t e$ The MeadelaiOfan Glee Qub of New York City with iti 60 singer* Af RtotVtv MorrfetowR is an old favorite U» New Jtraey Dx NefTs sensational "Mad- house 9i Mystery,' a masterpiece , .ff tDupioo, spoolti and spirit Your Choice of SO Colon In W -BWNG1SOTH FATHER Theatre, Morristown, tomorrow Sun-. Hon.. I*"** night »t midnight, for on* per- WOOL HOOK IROADLOOM VJ'. f< only. It i* ttae moit : luxurious rugs we w&mm to t% ywa V1-. i-m '•«• " pg "hocus pocus" opry of sti any length ~ «ny width kind. It Jyu the audience half Unsheared—$23.85 per % Yd. SieM«d--$2».25 scared to dea-th and *crwuaii*g'Witb :. :•• Har. 1. S, S. I. • perSqTd deiigfat *t the same time during Kiar its • firty-nv« minute*'. of ..fa* and. 5pq Strrt* furious program. > . For Momsfowfl YMCA Dr. Neffi performance is *ag« C. H. Nuttk of the Morristown of tbe suat «u»perae from eurUin I'P AND DREAM" YMCA report* widespread interest to curtain; it U »l*o educational Ten-, Fx*. !, " *• U in the Spring Series to be held In ia the art of -my«fc sciencV for -THK KKAJST WITH FIVE . the Wt* School Auditorium. all children from seven to fT.rt Thu Pri.. 1:». »:4S t ty, fMtured oa tb« »er«u U •TVF ALWAYS LOVED YOU" Delegations have already regis- 'Body Snatch*™" starring BeU tered for the course from Sum- and Liond Atwill. . . i;#0 OP MONTE CRJSTO" mit, Craalord, Bound Srook, West- *«t, : :1». S:»5, 1:4S - field, Bernardaville, Madison, Sun., 1 15. *:»«, 1:3* Mi*., "i'"u«.; tM. 1*6. !«:» Chatham, Boonton, Dover, Den- vllk, High Bridge, Whitehour* IT. So. MM. 1. I. *, 4, *. «. T Blooratngdale, Plainfleld, Butler, Ui Hi ftt-pltlt 1 WAK: IP AN'D DREAM', Gladstone, Rockaway and Short Thiire. Frt.. 7 M, V> :SQ Yttf Silrtrwirt A«t WITH FIV'E FINGERS HUls. - Thurs... Fri..' 8:50 Ruth Draper, an actress In the •1VE ALWAYS LOVED TO0" Sat, 1:3ft. 5:55. »:« grand tradition, who will open fun. 2:«, «:1$, 10:M the course on March 4, has a large Mon.. S .13 ^THK RETCHX 09 MONTB following who return again and CKISTO*' again to enjoy her Inimitable fat 3 :i»>, ":S« 3= iin.. 1 :i*.'4:JS. I :l» character sketches. M..ii . -tftfl, l«:S5 MARINO'S ."THE Id.. 7:08, 10:» : supported by an all-star cast of sored by the Hen's Club of the Presbyterian Church, met 1B the assembly roan »f the parish baue t» ••t'Xl>ERClT«UBl»Tf.. her own creations. celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the troop- Clad is full ttgatal aai «!* the T'-'irs.. Fri,. 8 :W . ' • "IJIJTTY CO-ED'1 . Carl Van Doren, distinguished room transformi'd into camping grounds, the Scouts dined and gay? aa exhibitiaa af scaat'cadaptag aseia- Tkurs., Fri,. 7:»5, JQ.U author and lecturer, will g(ve on ods." The troop was awarded a Twenty Veer patch which will be affi«d to the t*M» As*. Special, nwiiiT. MORRISTOWS" May 6, his famous lecture and honors were bestowed i^p John Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Palmer af & r»l.. ft I*. Mar. 1, I, t, 4, I answer questions on the timely who was the 30Oth boy to become a troop member. He was presented with hi* Tenderfoot •Ht'XIORESQUE" Kreider, scoutmaster. Pictured above, left to right, are Robert Young, Austin, berg and Gwrge Hudson, all troop niembers. • JLJJ Nan Merrfman, inezzo aoprario, tn ia tJse ,Bkafcm MMM CWIBfllS •«•»• Griffith Music guest»ok>isj. ; .... , otherwarttt. ' - •" jswiaavc . Itaryla Jonaj will be heard oa caaHs*i*Msair Sunday afternoon, March 2, in a . . caaratsttsa program of worlu by Handel, Foundation Lists • • Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schu- To • * »!*>! »•••• • . . bert and Chopin, • Popular- Schedule of Events On Thursday, March 20, a pre- Deboaair*,. vaeal aai sentation, of "LA Boheme" ii The Griffith Music Foundation trio, t» Caraasd. Eases 1 scheduled, with the famous sing- announces a schedule Of event* Newark, as Fcanuy XX. ing couple, Ferruccio Tagllavini Allea for the Masque, Newark, and else- and Pia Tassinari. Others in the. Made sp ml All where, for the remainder of the cast iiiolude Louis D'Angeto and Adier and C&arfes Itolte. tte De- jeasqn, among them being two VirUio Lazzarl of the Metropoli- bonairs pruwt' ptptfn-' baladi, concert* by the. New Jersey Sym- tan, with Enzo Maacherini, barf- and special agrmmgamatm tC i&A- phony Orchestra with the Prince- tone. Carlo Moresco will conduct tiiae iawsrite*. ia •iMiliiiii to their ton and Rutgers Glee Clubs, and an orchestra of*50 picked musi- own • comp«aili«sa. They- kawe ap- ciaas. '". ' . peared «t the MenrytaMi CSaA'ie On Saturday morning and after- Washington aad at the UanSi noon, March 22, at the Griffith Gra* ia XtvTsrit • •! Auditorium, a children's program will be offered, a Trip Through During the fMteMunT C^raauel ARE engagemest, Marty '»•—'. wiB po«- Magic-Land, with Richard Du- youf-savings' BoLs, master magician. sent 9y 'Grata aad l£> owfcesrtra for daoriag caca cvnooK. READE'S Under auspices of the Founda- your servant? Winners of tar aithtoi- Msuray I P..M. TW CU'M tion, the New Jersey Symphony Savings canauartn(e« a life Orchestra will offer its final pair Dance Intert«de cooOeat 3sut week -i - incpmt,.beginning at what* of scheduled concerts at the Or- include MiM Lee Robert*, JSew v*%. tge you »pcci(y ,., ang« High School auditorium i^ York City; Loan Xson&rsa, 3Sew- in(t™it~thc same time, »»- ark; winners of the irmasAa; Mr*. tutc your family financial Montclalr on Monday and Tues- pro(cction.,_ day evenings, March 31 and April Albert H&BVK Eist fkaaae: Van EARLS. CHR1STMAN 1. Simon Barere will'be the soloist Smith, Darieav Ooaa, wsaaen of SI MMIT at both eoncrts, and .will be heard walta. f»'. S-0488-M in Tschaikowsky's B flat minor .. Mia* Roberts ami, Mr. Kaoodna NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL concerto. were awarded • finer aagto mt ; 05 PARK Kxr.n%cn"trn VI,M Life Iniurince Company Serge Kou&sevltzky will bring Caroaset «ud Mn. Maac*"aad O.NK BLOCK Off BOTTI! II his Symphony Orchestra, the Bos- Mr. Smith a free crane '•* ia- ton; to the Mosque on Thursday structloB at tat Axtaar Murray evening, AprillO. At the invita- studio*. - MM. J:00. Evi.-t;00 Continuous Sat. anil Sun. from i p. m. HERE tion of Princeton University, the «fmariEtP AYB. SCMMIT «tm IS New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. WATCH-JEWELRY Dn Freider Weissmann, conduct- GREATNESS! Ing, will participate in the bi-cen- * Now Playing Thru Sat. * tennial celebration of the Uni- •—•"•OMIDDIN VRONTIfRI versity by appearing at the Mc- Carter Theatre on Friday evening, quality Work-Fully fimnumteeti April 25, with the Princeton Glee Club. The featured vocal work ADELMANN^ will be the Brahms Alto Rhapsody in vatl NEWARK with artist Nan Merriman singing PHARMACY wcittrn plain i., SUMMIT the solo part. The same program ' ' faaa*aa ta^aaaJUM. VfWaV B^aaaaaaayv th« turbultnt tra will be repeated the next evening, of flaming foudi Saturday, April 26, at the Mosque, • a* l-ltsN t Asaw—i lie Saaai and ntw fr»nfitrt! .when the Princeton Glee Club : will be joined by Rutgers Glee '. Saaaail MaU SAXUEL OOLDWYH pnunu FRIDAY--NIDNIGHT HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIN1 Fcbcuai7 28 - 1 Show Only

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Specialising in nu«!dentlal work ton desk; hay mowing mscnint Experience Neceaianr ing. ttirhaiurn*r«. t OV*BS. v«ry g<*jd eondl- rthrv !*:iu Btujvesaiit avenue, Union CRETEK & JACKSON or Chat. 4.4U3-W uar*nteed. Apply In person lo Mr. reconditioned. I'nvl: 3-1 >»* tioa, |IS; also nix burner bottled Call t'nionville 2-6700 VlJOOH SERVICE Millburn 4-1751-J REGULAR INCREASES 5o»«nh H»ye«, Shipping Department. GIRL'S H inch Elgin bicyct*. *err gam mint rnaaicl raHK«, It. Good MRS Edgar Garfl«>d Fisher .i MrManVM Brother*, 1152 B. Jersey St., ndiikm. Tel. Su. S-13IS. DIAMONUS & WATCHE« Scraping and rrflnlahinx Kleclrlc PAINTING Spray, brush; cwnmer- of intiquet onlyi ha* rendv NO EXPERIENCE good condition, |35. Call 8u- t-4*«, machine waxing on all types of clal. tnduatrtal propertte*-H>fflc«t. Elisabeth". VM. Su. «-!0OJ. ALL wooTbison rmc. iwo-loned green, AT WHOLESALE floors. Residential work om special- for fin* furnitr.re, silver, SAMUEL SACHS atore*, show roonn, garage*, !*«•• Jewelry, maps, luoks. dolls, cniru, >x II. ISrS. O. Mill. ty Insurance coverage. Su 6-6741 torlea tNo *hut dpwn required]. NECESSARY 301 Klnney Uldg.. Newark, N. J. anytime, 10 Lewi* Ave.. Summit. ghssware. coptwr. pewter, brut , WHITE poraUin k* bo*» good ec»- At Bruad & Market Ma. 3-i\$U Eitimatei, refereifce* furnished. paintings in oils, wateroolnri, pu. j CONVENIENT LOCATION MEN! MEN! MEN! OAR WOOM MOTOR BOATS *ditiuD, f8». Tall evenings after < FLOOR I AND Grim**. 207 E»*I» Rock Av*.. W tels; antique oullts. f ampltn On Display—Immediate Delivery If— MIMC.M, IHHTRI7MRKT8 . P1NI8HINO Orange. OR 3-5S18, «-7 p. m. painted trays, Immllioxes, etc. I'hos Call Chief Op.r.tor Speed Liner* fully equipped with KLJSCTRIC nwngle. *4«; rowing.nw> ESI AHI.ISHKI) 1829 GOOD PAINTING MendhainS-OOW bofore S n m. GOOD STARTING RATES Alartin outboard motor*. 'Aluma. Craft chittt. tl«: ru'.li-r slider. *>»; mi«- KVV, Siilnei piano, used Oi'aiiils and HKE8 POWELL Robert. Fabricatoie - Interior —1C»- or Automatic Increato Visit our showroom. Open Untlo sion ul>!r. two cUiirs. wicker Uprights for sale» or rent by the yii, 8-0O84-'.«• terlor — PaperhanginR. At off season T 7 p. m Al's Marina * Servle* Oftter. rocker, «« »«t: »fr«tn,-IS; electric inojfli Mo, 4-1042 or write Crafts. price*.' 2182 < -Monis Ave., L'nlon. USED ORIENTAL HUGH. IltO Inc., Seventh street and Magnolia, heater, ti: mahogany muffin stand,' umir Piano Shop, Morris Plains, UN. 1-3686 LOOM CARPET8. Su 6-0300. STEADY EMPLOYMENT avenue. Elliabeth I-IIS». 8, V:' . Group Inturanca- 114; walnut mzM* top wash »Utn), WALL& CEILINOS. RUGS AND SPRAY PAINTING - Refrigerator*, DIAMONDS, colored stones. soldluS i'eiiilon 1*1 H ii i;.- Uby'R biumnette and mattreft*, PIA^'O, mahogany baby grand, good UPHOLSTKRr cabinets, chairs: competently done sliver; authentic appraisals, MAIN FLOOR ' Hoipltalliatlon M; c»r bed, f I: car seat. Hi"; fai«, condition, • pi'lee reasonable. L'nv JEAN R. TACK ' M. SB. *-4«54-W. Cleaned by maolilne in vour own home JOE I>E STE- TELEPHONE BUILDING Paid Vacation! NEW Spalding !<• akatea. two snow ^6'57J THE WALLMASTER WAY FA NO, S30 Dodd St. Orang*. N J.: Certified Gemologlst Bui*ei I and 9 come rlcjht lo the suit*. »l*f" 1» and Jt ikirtt. CALL ORANGE 5-3349. 70 Year* In Newark I 11 Willinn 8t plant entrance. HA HUMAN Spinet; Stse^k firand, No mus». streaks, cdor or nolM. lit Broad St., Newark, N i. «weat«>r* and drcwea. Su ••» Wfber ConceConcerr t ttiraridr . IJows. Re- Call Orange t-'iiii tor e'stlmste. MAPLK ehlim "closet and ladiUr H D'AVGLLA painting and napcrliang- METALS MAN H single breasted »ult. Light laa TOR KENT . building. Humboldt In* 39 Elm Street. Madlsfti; Ma back chairs Also 9x12 rug. hooVed NEW JERSE? BELL TELEPHONE rovert. HW 38. Vtrktl condition, : Al.WAVS' Ii.MtUAIN'3 - SPINETS pattern C.ranford «-ltZ?-J : COMPANY Floor Scriping Machlo* . B-nDJi Call evenings after 6 p. m. DISINTEGRATING • Linden S-3»!0. Floor Waxing Macbin* ' |39o up; Studios. Grands; Open KlIltMTUKU polishing and teflnlsh WE NEED YOUR FURNITURET I LADV'H ski null, alte IS, like new. Floor Edging JUchin* Wed evenings; easy terms. PAT* Ing. itepalrinK and antiques re ii-a—n A wi OIRLS-WOUBN COMPANY |10. Su. «-5«H3-J. _• Wall Sander—Disc Typ* TISON PIANO CO.. 132 BranfonJ stored. SV Job too small Service HIGHEST PRICES PAID •ewlnt Maehin* Operator*, twf1nn*r» PI., aj Springfield Ave. and High PIANOS TOKED 1170 Morris Avenue, OREV overcoat, plaid lined. So. *-R*R Paint * Wallpaper Supply Co. done at your home. Kitchen sets REGINALD BELCHER CONTENTS OP THE ENTIRE taufhl High pay Pluianf worklnf Union I»4 Stuyvetant Are. Union St, Newark, N J. WE BUY glued and repainted. Btgelow gOIte condition* Steady work. Apply Flir- : 332S. • Tclepbwo* t'NionvlU* :-ii« PIANOS Phone Market M.V4. MADISON 6-2128 HOME ur« Bulidsr, 1089 Commerce av*nu*. AUTO. JIECHANICH. Ford eiperl- THE ROBIN HOOD 9HOPat 1 Tay- Church Organist and Tuner Union, ence eswntldl. Imtntlve bails. Also It—BIKliS * 35 Years CALL ORANGE 2-3443 maj) with paint' and metal expe- lor St., Mlllbum. has slightly aw4 COME-LOOK—BUY WOULD a reliable middle-aged wom- clothing for every member of the FKI^D for dngs, chickens, pu, PNEUMATICALLY- blown. Black |t-PEBSOKAL SERVICE an like' (<• tin..k and car* for lady rience. Apply In p«r«on.. Dillon Mo- family. Reduced this month, altli- SURPLUS TOOLS Rock wool for Winter Economy WE NEED 500 tort, Inc., 620 Spring field Ave., rabbits. F a Dietrich. His Stuy- Stops Drafts', Saves Fuel. THALER SINGER SEWING MAClll.NKS living alone in small centrally lo- Hiimmll. burn M12«. ' Milling a.ix>r$. drills, reamers, plug vetant Avenue. Union. Unvl %• CIVIL ENGINEER Will pay $25 ra»h for any round cntM house lit .Summit for comfort- "2(16. INFLATION & HOOKING CO. B 8. H. BAKEI!. Surveyor. 14 Beech- able homi- und »M> a month? Ad- CARPENTBH8 wanWd. new con* „.-/8 plaid coat. -»iie », an* gaug*,-. mandrels, Hell«r file*, oouqt*r 64 liroad Street, Elizabeth. New wood Road. Summit N J Phone bobbin Drophwd SlnRer Sewinc Ma- •tructlon, nic.idy work, Talmndg* »uit. nil* 4, lir.tiKl new; Mack »«al sinks. paralSel blocks, dogs, counter Condltlon <>r Ave., t'liatnajii. cvm. slse IS, »l». Su. «-iJIi. U»re»; , nun; other machine . t.»il»; fall .Short illllg 7-3342. and evenings Elizabeth 2-5501. aKc) A little lc»* for long Ixilibln. very cbt-jp. Hk» products, 75 Lock £t, ACCOUNTANT; Income tax returns, H<>xn15, Linden Observer.' Lln>lcn 2- STENOGRAPHER ... $47 wt for roofing; company. cormsr Stw St, MA ZJM*. C'ANARIEB, K^id~stt\ser». Call b to bookkeeping services. Clients de- CALI, Spare time. Experience not m-oes- 1 9 P. M :>6 Phillips terrace, Union sired. l.yitiHM. Ko. Ornnge J-2285. Market 3-42(0 wary, Apply Box 10, The Item, Mill- y quality cow manure, DO «••DISTRIBUTOHS lor Worlolneton. TRRB ORNET or ti'iimiM' In good dust rr shaving,*, minimum amount Couida. Weaeo. Kalrbanks. Mor*« CHOICE •iSItEAT DANES; puppies; Is—BKPRUfKKATOHS Hon. Su. 6-Jilll-W. BROAD EMP. AGENCY bum. of straw 7 50, 10.00. I'M. liw hrlndle. fawn., harlequin, black; fa- 8IIRUH PLANTING pump*. %** engine*, llthtiriK tilaota, DEAD TtlBISS UKMOVED .MAHOGANY hlphboy. with broken 31 ( n BDV, 1« yi;ur* and ui», steady woVk, Phone Xlllllngton 7-0K6-J-1. Ing«rwucfcw«*M turj and L; S Klectrlo motor*. 'field, N J., Westflcld 2-109'J. In«uranc« Carried makes. 24-hr. ser\'lce. INOII 6-2156. rdK. I'roflt 60c on ll.Ofl. Hale within une block, Mayflower Laun- flour, tnauie jyrup and honey. PeerZeM fans. Klowera; compute Jlllllilini (MU75. 8-14J9-J. WIUIITMAN'S FARMS IIUSII tetter. pup*, « wevkf old, 133 ALL SEARS ROEBUCK electric ap- TWO palm of rink skiitex, slw- "'j Nw Stork. MIL-MAC - Blfelow dry, 58 Mechanic St., Mlllburn. stock of pumps, air compressor*, eMch. Arthur Piki"«dl»p, LVvlngi«toii r"KUIT TKKKS AND EVKUGREENS :md 2. SII, «-45IMi, cVf». Su, •I!->(I9 Morrlstown-Bernardsvill* Road pu leja. motors, fan*, blowers, pllanecM. COLDSPOT. JIADIUS, KUDKHLV Man to help auperlnlend Aw , Nin,' I'rovliit'nce Itetweeii 6 Should huvo doiiiiant ypra.ving nuw. WASHING .MACHINES, etc., serv- BABY CAPON'S, day-old baby chick*. unit heaters: *peclalUlng In pump- P.M. and * I'.M., all Cay Sunday. TIRES—We buy your used tirts txA WOMAN fur cleaning. Thursdays and ent. Call Millhurh 6-1553. ' h»« equipment. General Electrical Appraisal on spraying and all other iced and repaired by enperts. l'J tubes, any flic. Summli Tire. Co.. Fridays. 1 to I! o'clock, steady, |3 «tart«d pullet cbU-ks. from stat* ae- Su fi-2»59. • • , • pha^s of tree surgery cheerfully years experience with Senr*. nml enrfar*. tJnvl 2341,3 man for general work In light vradited blood-tested flock*, heavy Enulp. Cou. liJ aiuibcrry St.. New- Inc., 31 Summit Ave, Summit. -3413. art. Ml TROPICAL fish, llv* fcofl, canarlea, given. STUYVESANT RADIO & REFTIIG- inHiiufncturlnK plant. Good .oppor- and light breeds We spaclatts* ta JOHNSON UROS. TREE ERATION. Geo. W. Thomas, Prop., CRIB and inattreii, good condition. eXPKIllKNCKD *al«*womari foF tunity for the right person, baby capon* Rais* sturdy, fast punplt-ii and pet supplier Hilltop Su. 6-«4"«-J. •women's roady-to-wear. Apply (i It A HAM-WttmecTS INC. growing, profitable capon* rather t— M1STELLA S BOO Pet Khop, 7«t 8prlngfield Ave., 92 River ltd., Summit 807 Stuyvmant Ave., Irvington, N. J. Itr-th»x 1". with plnitic im'ld experlenc*, enly Innersprlny Mn'TtH ... tiii tt-At'TU SUPPLIES, REPAIR PHONE WESTF1ELD 2-333J-M men with loin experience, good~rff^ I po Mapl» Bedroom ..._ ».»• We haw o*er 1.6M fo>od used, (-ply Plalnfleld 6-10352, Unvl. 2-0667. c'o Mlllliurn Item, Mlllburn. Army surp:u* tire*, all fuarantecd, -Or write CLERK erencei may iipply. Highest pay, good I pc. Chrom* or Mapl«.Dinette .44 M HKRTZ DRIVE-UK-SELF BYHI'KU - P 0. Box 527 Wcstfleld. N. J. Re-rooflnu' THE HERBERT GALLERY working condition*.-Liberty Tool and 1406 Springfield Av*.. Irrlngtoo, 13 »S and op. Summit Tire Co.. II J FRANK CONNOR. Liceni** AH kinds of roof repair* Machin* Company, II South 10th at « St. Summit aT*nu«. ^u. «-0Z«4. PASSE.VGKR CARS & TRUCK8 TO S»—.MASO.I-CONTRACTOBS • Gutters and Leaders 101 Summit Ave., Summit. N. i- IN STORE St., irvlntrton. • Es*e»' • IURK—INSURANCE PHOTECTION FIREPLACE WOOD — Sound, sea- New and Repaired 1 DRAFTSMEN; mechanical, elec TWO single coil springs and mat- soned oak—apUL Deliveries Im- S5 Flan* St., Newark, N, J. BRICK, stone and ooncret* work. Walter O. Schubert Will pay high casljibrlce* for yea! trlcal experience, on Industrial lay tresset for twin bed*, practically mediately %IO per load. HU t-l\ti. (Corner Jam(-n St) Joseph Rudisi, Su. 6-mi-J. 122 Burnnlde avenue, Cranford antique*, 'china, ffflntlngs, silver, STEADY WORK Call Humboldt 2-2200—2-8414 out. new, Hu *-l5J3. KITCHEN cabinets, complete) unlta TYPEWKITKitS - rented, repaired: Craii fi-2?Jl-J gland, Jewelry, furniture. . ENOINEEKS: mechanlral, elec- bought and sold. Union Typewriter SUMMIT 6-52S7 11-l'IHi'K dining room »t, modern or Individual piece*, upper hanger* PLATT WI'LLVS MOTORS J ALL types of roofing applied or re- 40-HOUR WEEK trical, chemical, with degree*. bleached, infthfgany. Sbttrt HUUi I- tc match, various styles and sires. OWNED & OPERATED BY I)AN Co.. 1921 Morris Avenue, Union. paired. No Job too small; n<> wait. HIGHEST price* paid. J\mk m»> WEBER 2743. .'••"'., Also modern p'umb'-ng fiitura, til* PLATT Service station now open. Re- Unvl 2-709G. Ing; all work guaranteed; lowext tTcwieH, Soc to 11.00; automolii> pairs on all makes of cars. Complete ' rates In thlo area Stan-AUK Roof- BEDROUM set. 3-piei-e. roattresa. board. A:'.i>*anoe for o;d plumbing. MURPHY'S TKEE 8ERVICB batteries, $1.50; newspapers. Sj1c Starting Salary $25 . Wok EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Commnnlty Building Supply Co., 100 line of new bntUrles. New tires and Tree Surgeon* ing. 41 Frederick t Ter., lr*ington. ppr l«0. Ragu, metalft, wash" ". springs; breakfast set, 5-plece.; Col- tubes. Snow 'plows for all jeep*. - E8'S-«1S3 •' ' * 542 OEOfMJE ST. onial mantel fireplace. China clock, Rout* ». HUliide; Waverly J-66J5. ,, 312-324 Rahnay Ave. KIliabetB Imiuranfr* Carried ' refrigerator!i. We pick up. Call NEW BltUNSWICK J-6I01 wardrobe trunks, G. E. refrigerator, FIREPLACE logs, standard cor*. _E!lt 3-56JS or Ell*. 2-3767 • 3!2 Morris Ave. Springfield, N. i. EDWIN HADLEY Kenny. Linden 2-6736-W. mirror, mid China' glass, •tc. i Immediate delivery. Su. t-Kll eve- Millburn 6-1643 V VERY larse KUlelKsinl with drawer* B. L Schlosser TYPIST-STENO $50 wk Hickory Drive, Maplewood. 8. O. 2- nings or Su «-94:i. It—CO«TBACTOBS AU types of roofs repaired, new or ruplpttrda extending to f!onr- »7Srt ' l»—MISCKLLANEOIS .roofs applied; leaders and gutter* • Call Market 3-4140 FTR rar robe. 115; porch *hade*. 5* Installed; St years' experience. Su. «-L>272.W. 37 Union Pl.c. Su. 6-2122 SOLID maple bed and coll •prlng FRED STENGEL, CARPENTER: BROAD EMP. AGENCY rents each: iron andiron* and set, repairs, alterations, storm lash, REASONABLE HATES ANTIQUES, furniture, china, (full site), IIS. Maple crib anl 15: green 3amp shade. IS. eon IS. THE HANDY MAN lamps. Copper Kettle. Mlllbuni H Central'. Av«." 'Newark, N. J spring, 17. Chll UnvL 1HK-JI SO. J-KW. . cabinets, etc, Let me do your smalt Any Type of Odd-Job 35J PESHINE AVE./NEWARK, N. J. after i:30 p. m. Jobs or. any Job UXIonvllle 2-0410, Even Deliveries am) Hauling. I- Phone Bigelow 3-fl3t Avenur, near Theater. Sh. HH'« ^|^yMf REMINGTON* Xo. 14 sUndard type- or UNlonvllle 2-6632. 1273 Grand- ton Truck, ALL ROOKING -.—Tile, Slate, A*. 7-2542-W. We buy and HU, W« t«m'« Mnuot, iStore, 3U Morris Ave., PHILCO cabinet radio, fin* condi- writer, best of c*ndlt,1o«i. Fred U view Ave., Union. Also Cellars Cleaned and White- ohalt. Snowguards, Siding. Gutter*. also buy estate*. Bell Telephone Springfield. tion. Hu. «-2W. Andrew*. Valley Parter «>araee, washed. Leaders. Mason Wo,rk. REPAIRS 4<»i Vailtr St.. Uaplewood. S.O. CURVED modern sofa, covered WOODWORKING , Shorn Trips Male. Promptly Made. ••• •• USED CARS FOR SALE HELP WANTED green-white chintx, like new. $15. CHAHLES F. HOCK, JR., CO. JOHN A. WIIIPP PETER KOELLGES Laboratories, Inc. Su. M«81-J. I'nvi. 2-ai41 IT'S GEORGEOU8 RULE and FEMALE MAGAZINE suhwnptiOTi*. 3(««> io Cabinets, Bookcast-n and woodwork- 92 Montgomfry Ave., Irvington. N. J. - MURRAY HILL, N. J. BirNK BEDS, Army surplu*. r«cn- **fec**ec: from.from. ' What magaiine* ddo Ing specialties made fn ordrr PAPERHANGER ami PAINTER ITS BEAUTIFUL ' .NEWSPAPER Solicitors Wanted illtlnnrd, like new. use J« twin or _I'M-!&•* Pri**» quot#a--toees-Tay-- «S SHERIDAN ST., ORANGE, X J. want* work. Workmanship guaran- E«aex 5-0471 IT'S BRAND NEW Has Openings for Young Women Kalnry." phi* coinmlMhVn wltli op- bunk heda. Iwth beds complete with lor. i7$ S»nford- Irvington. E8 Oi-ange 2-l(i8ti Onuipe ,1-0623 teed. Reasonable. Kied Pleper, M-VPH0L8TEBI50 Here's your 1946 Pontlao (J) Con- portunity for promotion., call Lin- •prlncsy 112.45; cotton felt mat- Springfield. Short Hills 7-3277. vertible Coupe Blue with black top. den 2-3344, Ault for Mr. S !I>.«.'M-» available at IH.4S.Mogs 00 YOUR FLOORS SAG? HAROLD V MACKIE Radio. Heater, whits wall*, back UP AS FOR SALB-Oh* C«al »OT*. Caloric fO MACHINES REPAIRED J2-S4 Stuyvesaat Ave. Newark light spare tire, $2995. TWINS tc modeffor Julf» ,V. Wolln, Furniture Co., 347 Springfield Ave.. Mnd»! I* ACS. Phon« Mr. ftrehouse. Budget. Patented Ad]utu-Po*ts ,*als*s stow W» repair all make* of sewing ma- MATTRESSES and Box Spring* — SPITLER MOTORS . Kumniltt „ Ltadlnr gi -If,—•opport* -pgrmanently. Eipert chines. Singer Sewing Center, (I Main MAIL CLERKS term». Renovated and Mad* to Order — 130 Rahw&y Ave., Elisabeth, N »• «7 I'liUm Pl.ice. Humnilt «-ni57. DOIBLE "PRAI!C BoirtI, white 5Sf- *6rkmari»hlp. Free «sttmMes. CaH St. Mlllburn. N J fill. 8-4117. Furniture Reuphnlstered or .New Phone Elizabeth 2-6300 JUoent II. 8. Graduate*, commer- St.>UClTOHH lo sell empty cosmetic' RECONDITIONED... . c*!a'!n sink. .S.O... i-«J». ...', Bl, J-367», ' . .'. . - * Furniture. Will call for and deliver. cial training; preferred but not OIL BURNER installations, cleaned 9"5 CHEVROLET 4-door »edan, re- v •sjentlal...... ••:... ..'.. kits and ovciTilKht 1NI««. dlr&otly to KyUAL TO NEW ? TWO new pneumatic «h»*', ADJfrSTA-POST CO. OF N. J. Essex 3-33.15. . . - ....-•• .'thP home:'Opportunity for *uh»tnn- and serviced felectrlo wiring, appli- cently overhauled, above averaf- 5-P<;. BEDKOO.M. worth 1159. for »C» j whe»i«. haU bear!nar. tlt.5 each. II Franklin St., Bloomfl.eld. N. J. ance* repaired. 8 F. Romano, tele- 4«—Waiklag MachlRes R*««lr« condltlcn. Best off<>r. Chatham <• No Eiperlencs Necesaarr tlal »>ivrnlng«. fnmbr'idge Manufac 7-Pc. UEDKOOM. north MM. for KZi | phone Unvl, 2-6275. turlng Co, m Morrld Ave., S lT-I'c. Dining Room.'worth i:M. f 11» j Call DUKE—For 5012. 15 Summit Ave. ( HALF-bor«-power Century motor, • OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS, ion Envelope*, 5«0 letter heads, 500 Lincoln '41 4-door sedan, A-l condltltm PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES lrt-IV. Dinine Room, worth' I5«JO. $195 j IM or t!1? ra'.t*. m fycS«, I'll t. ROOFING, SIDING. INSULATION 1BT150T05 REr'RKJKRATIO.N CO O»'»UPLE't«'d« hMisework and con». SECUETAIIY, wnrth *'.»J. for I5» f —Imslncsj cards, all for $6.50. Tre- Essex 3-0133 Lincoln "42 sedan CASH OR CREDIT j p. m. Fr»d L Andrews. Valley LEADERS ft GUTTERS REPAIRED bor Prim Shop. IS MacArthur Lincoln '42 Continental club coup* EXCELLENT WOSklNO Ing. hlKhcot salary.-Call Short Hills Parker Garage. 4K Valley St. OR HEPLACED. Plawi, Bloomfi«ld. Guaranteed repairs, on all washers. CONDITIONS T-3SJS-M PRUDENTIAL. 17 MAKKET-ST, ' ,A»k for Free Estimate Cars in A-l Shape Nir.VARK. N .Jt, ' Market i-Tfltl -' M>wd. P. O. 2-43S*. 41—WATERPBOOFIXO Trade-ins Accepted COUPLKS, cooks, first floor, oook« DUKB CONSTRUCTION CO. ' EXPERIENCED hand laundres*. FRIENDLT CO-WORKERS D n\Rhogf»Ry dining room tabie, US. C«ntraLAve.. Ewt Orang* J Specializes in fancy silks, linens B.VPST ANDERSEN, INC. general, maids, Kalt,res»e4it_.chllr. WATERPROOFING CELLARS DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer dren'i nursi.i For help' and em- 'eit'ra leaves, i-hvrt Hills I- I Phone Or. 3-2374. ami other wearing apparel. Will s Apply Mon.-Ftl S A. M. to < P. M. M ! MIRRORS ffril for nnd deliver, UN. 2-5311. CELLARS MADE DRY 425 Park Ave. Plalnfleld P-7.*' LABORATOIUKS KMPLOYMENT ployment. Newmark's- Ajitrtcy, 10 FURNACE Cleanms - Hav* your THE tUKEH WAT Waihlngton SL; Mo. 4-36»». 1 1 furnace cleaned by vacuum; North VOUU Income tax teturn* prepared Orange 4-7031 1911 OLDSMOTULE. i-nd!o and oKfTn!oKfTn!" 10.PIE 'E walnut dining .?<~">m suite. Large »*;e«fc»n of 1mr>t4 ptate-.-glaM er, .hvilrnimtli'. Model '•*. C(>MPETEST o to rook I'.i; Ch.\;«« ir.jigM... in mu»!in. Hi;; mirrorm. Plat* glass furniture !op» J»Y • Engineering Co., Chatham accurately and promptly by expe- H So. Or.atlon P'Trny., E. Orange Mountain Av». Murray Hill, N. 1 >th«-r mi*-, plf-co. Call Su. •>-l>435>-lV. mad* w order. "-.; rienced tux accountant D. B 8aun. ifiidltlon. fl,r,,-,n Su. 6-5802. nnd »»r\e ilinner Saturday ovenlngi. dew, S. O 2-4120. 8 DIAMOND API'HAISERS Bu» -wrvkf available from Sum- I'nll Su. «-3H24. !'•<)<>l> furniture f«*r sale rfi*)r>ab>. NKW Old."ino|,|ie six, March delivery, nilt Dh & W HH station to thu NEWARK OLASS COMPAVT LIGHT trucking, seashore and Ink* OFFICIAL DIAMOND APPRAIS- ' ' i trade fnr 1S4O-41 medium Labnratorlra, hourly at qu&rttr STKN'OOHAPHKlt.-' eipcrlenced. ca- MIHburn ii-0711. 297 Morns Ave.. :71 Market Street, Newark. X. 1, ERS. SIDNEV T HOLT, Est. 1112; pabic of !\n«n-<>rlnK phoiK and lii<~;- . Sprlr,a-{i«ld. NICHOLAS C. BOGIE trips. .Veteran. Chatham 4-JO83. cnupp. Chatham 4-0723-J. to «ach hour. GEN KRAI. CONSTRUCTION MA 3-2739; 786 Broad Street (Mar- d»ntal nff|r<> work. Will pnj- }.1SDINI.V'S riiom «ef. 10 pl€«'e«, mahog- MAKE YOUR OWN ket); take el. to 9th ft. ^l« I'ontl.Tc. 2 dofii-, 6 cyllndir. pi-r week., ikiod opportunity for a17 to 36x54 wood road, Union. pany, ^prlncflrl'l Ave. Berkeley ^ ~~^— ' * ~ " ' i "a*. oca«pre«»or. on partible tab:**. Home Modernizing Color, off whitt 'to work In conftctloncry atore. Only Ilfightii. tin. I'>O"'1J. . 4orit», Complete for assembling one who wlihn attady employ went r.ul;. w,?rkb*r.ch fa on* lot. 1(30. Phon« ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN $5.50 each MI-OWNE FURNISHED ROOMS need call. Houra »nd w»g« vtry SO. J-l"». 19 a. m.-4 p m. EL. 3-7.116. C. C. DOWNE CO. LTD. Mtltfictory. M A11 >S, ;»irtFnr"~mi'n TTinriuiIe-'d." HP- m 5HERIDAN AVE. ELIZABETH 105 Elm St.. Westfluld Window Kleaning Ko. bedroom, prlvatu l«atl»J U*f oi'»>r.i!or« swl;rht»>ari|—<>coa- i>!-->n;*l VV»j. Short Hi!>. Shor: '.WHEN tvijtip.g 'or fir.*-' nytes h--*- ono double liedrrmm, running wat", MARDANT iff)-, 'ir;'! i'T CnWlUtl,' -Til;«"il Call ffentfleld 2-0161 1 • Mn.il. Si-r Mr. hi-pp. Ward aider. H;i:s T-:>t-*.\V nje.ils Kor refined pert>l«. AvsS'"j l"» Broad Bt. Summit K, J. f^iiialf. |iit> p!u« IMMIF and laun- -Td»r f--n. <1;r*-r u. V.%%\n \\,s% LIGHT Trncklng Expre**. Will Uk* T«l. *blp Miirch I. Tho DeBary. t rtry. S.-*> Dlrrctrfps of iKirKpx. OAK stain*'! huttre«i. $19. Kn;ttir.g M:':i. S-r,«tar X J KITCHEN REMODELING ... Manhore trips. Call Un. 2-4273. Hpringflrld Avf Su. 8-6058. ._ 8u. I-SOJ? M O II—MOVIJIIJ—STOHAOE EUZ. 2-5491 PLEA8E ~~~~ COOK, jenfral house*orker, four In T\V<» . i work, Tuesday, (•tv.mv rh.»;r» .indn»s. rti. 2-4-'-:JW. EMPLOYMENT AOBNCT BETORB B P. JL ,. OslI between S A.M. and.lrJO P.M. ;iftcr« I' M S'j «.|}4«..R. COMPLETE **: and automobile shipments; Califor •7 Maple Ave. V'aux Hall > < ON Chat. 4-«8.V5-W. EXf KIUEN' KD handv rn.in for day UH1S XVI Scr—four r>lee» mU— ! ' nia and West Coast point* »pecia| Unlonvllie 1-0796 work. 70; an hour. Reference*. Su. tw1Jo chi,ir»—l*ITItlNE all n«wfv " ti-'iTTV lsU; fireproof storage; sanitary, Couple* and reliable help fur- TUESDAYS CrK.VEItAL> houwworker for fmlj - -' in pp«r{Tt ' " 'PHATTERM8 AS LOW AS $5 PER private moth-proof room*. WTRiTWTRiTlli nished In all branches of domes- of fmir. IM.Tln cooking, »t«»p In. ««tso tlful p!~-»« Two ax>!fl rhatr» from U. S. A WAREHOUSESWAREHOUSES. 117« R»y. tic service. LAllUK dcublc room for gentl Uf Madison *-2360. IIHJ, cn!« r.il. wi«hf* part time 173 Central Av». Orange N J mond Blvd., Newark. Mitchell \. f>v IIUCIIICM oouple, about >> m'!* OKNEHAL. houfeworker, white, fro work, ev-niiig,. Al*i hluh »chool Then* Or»nj« 3-3717; Night 'phon*" MAIN JERSEY CITY from Hell Lnb*. at Murray Mil'- K'rl wlsih^n wnrk .ift»r K-hool. Call fssejc 3-9214 9uo5 <-» b»4rm net. $', FREE ESTIMATES' ESPE\ :,.'!; RETURN L.OAD8 wanted from New va te IIODIP, pn«Itk>n a* cMk Oai; Summit t- ",1ven' Conn.. Blnghamton. N T..trv. Accounting. 'Adverting «nd pic-* IIvinji room set. MJ. flou'h i ALPINF other fieldi". We will forward nppllcn- KI'UNIHIIKD mom. Mrs. Blelpn. "»"' •Hlf.U .chool ilrl tor UKht h9«M- •SS4-J, CABINET WORK 1 work after school Utrimxk dinner, tlon card and will .irrnnce for an Trcmky It, Rd.. Linden. Linn"'" McimUy thnoofh VrM*y, Oppor- BABT sitter, days «.r evenings Unvl 3<~>FA. :in<». down r REMODELING Interview at thr proper time. :-7452.J. tunity a» titter rtraufoM.1 *v*nln|» M75H-M. i rnndUlon. HfXIfJ R*iii»d»l your kltnhen «• recreation • 8AROB&B ^IWVWO'TERVIC. Uh'#,rUw feet, br**a tritr; SNAPSHOTS nr.COMMPA"DED noo.M nnd hoard, ulnjtlf. <>H •*' "If d»tlrw!. Su. «-}IT»-W. TRAINKD nurse wishes part-time nr -ih>. *X>. 2-J5J4. TT>m' rKiw We offer promnt «M-vlr« Phone Westfleld J-30S3 twpn !> a. m. and (I n. m.. Chnth.-nn h'r nnnlng tr. \!v!)';«wn O\F:"»>; tl—P.II5TI?f41—DECOHATiMT tVJ, Lad!**' dr***** and llng»rt«. . rr of. TAVERN BARS - HOME BARS _. Decorating. Interior. ( ll'V M3J flnrn»f »v»n'i«>. fnion. ' »;•*.> B TlllE1> NOW (tarage, prlvnt* liome for lm*l» '' , p*ct*d. Local work. Box tt, Th* flr#r dMiret wt>rk *.• .•u"*r."n>->"d In- 3.! t,-*rf Ht., Summit. p*r*on at Utility Laundry, 1 EM* p*!r JOHNp-MAWVa,Li~RobFiNG~ Ing pl#s*e rail Hu. •!-«445.j or KK«*I Ecuador 80.00 ]b. Fortlgn No. I 1.00 condition A T»V». '-,,• % V1,T" r-:,' •""''I. Eltfl and Fndcr. Ih Fore rn So ^ 3Jo wnRtn lV Main St. Chatham. ?J. J. MADI* Mtrf»f. Rummlt. i. f- i,u---.'-y,-,!*.-: «-.JJ Bl'NNV riwim for IHIHIMWW woman f11 USED CAR WANTED liMchnr »t low rale In exchnnt jARDRRSSER. »it ground Naifty fVV, COAT. h»*mllng iilghtu with ir-vfflr- «p»r«tor, *mp»r|fin^> »r< ntglkMM fu'! >nt:h •t««'t»: f>"i"«>.•.('!* s/aSK old girl. On hu« line, Phime after < iPmnnilt. Day* 5u t-U«T, »ea. fa ea*h prices Dillon MtUTCitU I*w*a Toficy, Fred>ritk W. Taxation not Bonded ^ CaakUiHl Babace M.ttf.U U.MM Jg ' Seb&idc, Jr, mm4 George E. Wea- Coaifclirt Carreat Trasl Capital t »-,iu.M i tfni.u ti.ui.mii . i- deli; «ac jtiuor. Jobs W. Thonaju, , A»Mt» Aacinl Ateoaal Areoiat f,a> of February- A. V., 1MT. upon Artosat TC Df ART and Summit Trust ">• applleation of tile ua4«r»i Jr.; but zt^haam*. Joim R. Seiur- 1. 8. Certificates fit tt-.. 1U4.17 LlakUMes n, illustrating, dtelfnlng, cmr- Su 4-UH. aa E«cutrl* of thh * ««ute «rSS *nd all etaer Bmaeliw. Mod- Wa; t*c ffi«ilii&es, G. _ debtedneu .._ JB(.«0e,O9 IW.OOd.M 1M« Approprlaiioa Rwervea $ deceaseddecd , notici e U terabr *i*i« to V. S. Tr»»iur> Savln«i • • " Prepaid liceniea „ : Lltl.M mthi-d*, |»rtO«5lta»i Instruction. th« credltori at aatd deeeaaed to ex- a&d OiarieOaeaa EE. MEdKuwj; _ f end* „,„... M,00».o* M.OOO.M Prepaid Taw* .i ^^ dwwoom*. AH materials ta- Center. niwt to the sub»erib«r u»a*r o*Ok at tire* tut gmdeo. Join Coogga, Btcetver • Change rtiM ,,._ W.OS 56.W Unallocated Cart ; ,.,_.. affirmation their c!*.im» and 4ems& Aceouftta Payable .1*' i ln Vlerk i Change Funa __ IS »• U vo lt,M».I» IMU.'lt »«f* »t the e.uu at aaid itctrnma Robtrt W Pttrsnu, Jr, «ad Her- Special Poor Account * U ^ raft* T. Taxea KecMvabU ..„ 4I.SUJC «,5»3.I« §MI (0.(1 . Call Linden M8 within six n»tiihs from the date of hen H. ]io**r; *»d «M lea grad- T«* Title U«ni _ lUJUl 1713«.« Coctracta Payable 1MTT.K 1MT7.U No. tmT said order, tir thtj will b« forever Foreclostd l'r«^«rty .._ _. G(,ltO.M }«,1W.«O Interest on Inveatn«nu turn barred from pro»*cutiag or recov«r- er, Douglas Leathern, S»l*i Ccntmct* Recehabl* .. H,M1.7» «,W1,75 Reserved :\ 1,600.9* Summit Trust Co; Inf the mm* a|ain*t Ose »ub»db«r. Taxea Overpaid ....;„ . 1M.1I I«I.It HAZEL TODD TERRT Keierv* for Chance Fund* _ MM U.M iwe EEsecut Betrnet for which Cash U -pgYCHOLOOICAL OUTDANCf . Union. Pnrl. 2-588737 , 5CHMID 41 BOtTtXE, frottor. not Required .....«._.^.. MM7I.M IU.ITVN 11.U1.M 382 Springfield Av«., Surplus Rtvanue i*4,l»4.»i »4,lti.H Aptftuds and All ••aoardtaed Testa Summit. N. J. t'»*h P<>rform»nc« Bond t.MG.M Z vocational and MoeatloMl Ould- APARTMENTS TO LET SS-S6-S7-38-38—o a w 5 w rM«—tt.W Water CoBWfectlon Refunds _ «4.»l Inos. Child aulda«*._Pere«a!lty Ad- 3H-ROOM apartment, furniahed In Special Relief Account SM.M V# de n Dog Fund Cash Reserve ...... I.U(.tt i, st.it tfiwl P"" - "T^eat. March Court Approvti Truat Surplus 1t.SM.CS JoinJ Problems --_ ~ ~. .„,- U.8«pt«mber 15. Penonal and fi- t«,wt.ti lal Serial Bond* -<• Municipal >. UitMM U4.M9.M • *.?S wereneei required. No Ettalt Acc«Mti»9 Serial Bond* — School IM.OW.M children or anlmali. R«nt fUi ptr Common Pica* Jitdff* Edward itlWWfl CENTER month. Phone 6-1 TiMt Bond Anticipation Not«t tf,lti.it ,,, Brsiitord PL^ ^ Market Mm K. McGrath on Friday is Orpiuui Improvemint Auth«iicatlont WHITTREIX3E GARDENS (furl not Bonded :... 4t,TU.I( tl.1U.S4 nlsbed) four rooms, one bedroom Court in Bltiabeth approved the Bond AntiHpatlon Not»i Au- to 8 fourth accounting of the estate of . thorited and not luued .. ».»M4 t.HJ.14 PERSONALS *?Jlr *Pt*n>*>«r 1. Sumwjt Capital Improvement Fund . t.M.V leM.lT 1 Harriet C. Coggethall of Summit, T ,111 not be rwpoulbl* for any H.I07.WM | MT.WI.Mt H.74814 W.ttl. «»bi» contracted by anyone but "AUCTION SALES" who died October », 1B2S, showing a mviiir J J- SabliL T Charles principal balance of WO106.71. Haw, Chatham. N. J.% Feb 6. 1947. FRED STOIKT GENKKAL AUCTIONEER The will created continuing tracts eaUvis — YOUR BAB* • . That the tat overpayments l(»t»a on-'-Cxblblt "A-W be refunded and tlom«huld and Antiques a Specialty for the lives of ber daughter, those not subject to refund be cancelled by resolution of the City Council. IV A COLORED MOTION PICTURE Reasonable Ratrt Th.at a summary of thle report with recommendations b« published In FILMED AT HOME PHO.VE SOMERVILM2 S-JOU Helen C. ^aunderi and «*a4&-Iav, the inannrr rtU 1*41, that Bl»«k>w 8-4871. beneficiarie*. the examination wa» made in accordance with n«nerally accepted audltln* HOTICE tO CBEDITOBS oiand:irdi applicable under the dreumstancei. and In aeoordance with th* The Flrat KaUoaal Bank ft ri'i]ulr<'ment» «>f the Division of Local Oovcmment cf the Department of ~. ROOMS WANTED ESTATE OF PRKUEHIC N. COL- Taxation and Finance. I further certify that I have reported or commented . LIN'S, Oeceaied. Trust Co. of Summit was aUcwed upon -Any error, iinilmlon, lrn>*ularltv, violation of law, dUorepanry or TWO or thret rooms wanted in or 1'umuHtit to the order of CIIARLKS $S71 in commitsioiia u account- other tinn-ruiiformlly t«- the law" found during the course of the exsmlna- ntar Mlllburn. Call Mlllbum 8-15.10. A. OTTO, JR., Siirrognttj of the anU and John L. Hughes «u al- iIon: and where totalled audit of any account* or transactions was not made, BUSINESSWOMAN would like slnule < ounty of-Cnlon. made «n the Finu I hsve by .(-lamination «>r tent katlsfied myself »• to the accuracy of the room, or will share spartment In rtay of F*bruary A. I).. 1917, upon the lowed $509 proctor's fee. . work of th<» rr«pnn»ll>le officiate; and have aupiwrted euch examination of t 0 Center. Reply Boi 80, 8. O, application of the- undciclrnerl, aa test by appropriate comment. Efeuton of the estate of sakl dp- ' I further certify that the batani* »he«ts and several supportln|r stste- Record. -' ceasfd, notice IR hereby given to the A recent turvey showed that the tnents prfsent s tnie statement of th* financial-position «f the City for the creditor* of said dc-reimed to exhibit average prices of (arm lands in fiscal y«ar under audit and in my opinion constitute * proper report on the FOUND to the aubacri'liei'ii under oatli . or audit of the sr-rounts n» determined from the honk* and recorda submitted to " affirmation thrir claims anrl demands the nation, have increased 77 per HATTY BWTHDAY—OxnfTatulatloius are being day, The concern, *hlch alw operates a Montclajr me, •upplemented by personal Inquiry and Invmtliration. . P0G8 • CATS rSee Summit AnliriYl against the estate <»f nald deceased cent since. • 1939. 9.ays the New gtrea Igr lofa! merchaVti to the Fa»hion Center store, opened its doors for business on,March 1, (FH(n*d) JOHN W. tTKHMAN. Welfare l*fiffiie notice,, Social pax* within fix months from the date of . • . . ' •.••:' Reflstered Municipal Aecountanl Xo. 3»5 " Summit Herald, If your dffli lott* •aid order, or.tliey. will be forever Jersey Taxpayers- Association. which will celebrate tt» fiSrst anniversary this Satur- ii • ' ' ' «TM •' ' F»

FOR SALE APPRAISALS GIVE-so your FOR RENT MORTGAGES RED CROSS oZcanyon! REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED MANAGEMENT

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT REAL ESTATE WANTED SUMMIT REALTORS SUMMIT- VICINITY, FAMILY o( thres adults urgently IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE BUSINESS ne«4". apartment, unfurnished. Call ARE VOU HUII.IMNU TlUS ••I •• H. Kords. Summit S-5336-J. for sale In South Orange, Maple- KOHLKit. JOHN H. 8U. « 4616 wood, Mlllburn or Short lllll«, CALL McNAMARA. W. A. " 8-3880 SI'ItlNU? Realtor EX-NAVAL officer, wife, brother des 1*S, we have buyers lf<>ri» BTP ii fp«' lol(i In perately need four or five-room MAUEN, SPENCER H. " tlltOO apartment, furnlshtd or unfurnish- The J, CHARLES O'BKIEN CO. SUMMIT & NEW PROVIDENCE Gatabllshed 1890 DIRECTORY ROBERT H. 8TE&LB " I-006J ed. Wilnill pay up tKo 115 per month 132 X 100.... 1700. N. Prow 16 Sloan St. South Orann. N. J. MOUNTAiX WHITMORE 120 x 132 (Iripg). $1200. N.> Prov. TIM Htm dtstgiNiHs ffaot« pmnvn m rentt. 8. Or " 2-9054' . . INSULATION 75 x 120 „....IH73. Summit Bouth Oraiigs 3-I2IS H JOHNSON " MI01 tbt rtal fstsf* business who luvt «v«iUI4« HOCSI5. or npartnipnt, furnliwa. gation unless we sell •ummit 1-1000 < 1I01..MK.S AOENClf «-U3» for retired or young couple... J8.OO0. business competence of sufficient gfttrit to : couple, no children LARSEN & FISH, Inc. I||JL STON, S. K & E. 0. " 8-6464 AT B Ii R N A H DSVTM.E—2-apart metlt warrant entrusting them with the important and Upholstering SWEET-KLEEN LAUNDRY, INC JOBS IIKCK-SCHM1DT Co. " 6-1021 dwelling, 1 baths, one apartment netils 2-* room apartment nea 1252 Springfield Ave., irvlnglon, N. J. Summit. Write Bos ih, cart of Sum' U-tl Indtutrlal PUoa vacanC, I blocks from Village cea- fiduciary relationships involved in real estate Essex 3-1122 Howard M. Grill ter. good Investment . W.OOJ. mlt Hera id. WK HAVE BtifEHS for Country Summit »-lTU AT EllSDheth D. Ilergeh 4-8223. or Westfli-ld 2-0566-M. Summit Realtors ' Tel.. Uernardsvllle 8-08M or 8-O830. SJ ; phone El.. 3-39DO, c«t. t»a7. Phone SUmmlt 6-0533. L'nlon Place. Summit (-1021 Butincss Opportunittct CARPENTER CONTRACTORS 6 Linden Place, Summit, N. J. l'W'OKAMILY house, centrally lo- 5-CHATHAM RINTMS • •CAUPKT AND UPIIOLSTEIIY cat.-J. Sis rooms euch side. Good CLEANING BUSINKSS " ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS " Iircpiislilon for U.I. Asklns: 112,000. TWO lota. BOxIZli, at l» Ctark St., Union County l-'ninchlse MOTOR STOKERS H. M..-K. GLAZKBHUOK. Healior Chatham Manor, reasonable • Aim iiint««nd house»Rrs uigi til-' , GENERAL CARPENTRY 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Estahllshpd Husiness U: S|>. Inicdeld Ave., Summit, X. J. Oorog 58-47 Bell Boulevard. Bay- !>• iiccilrd iiy the supervisory and Incliides equipment, xuiipllcs «nd large C. S. ENGSTROM EASTERN FUEL COMPANY •i'l ti-M33, Bvcg. 81i. Hills i-ZDiM-M. 15-A-MOUNTALN LAKES luboralory personnel of sld» Hills. St. a UNION list of sitlsfled customers. Excellent Mil!burn 8-1872-M 333-239 Broad Street opportunity for ex-GI. |80» Write b'NtJLISH-TVPE home, excellent ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL . NEW HUMES $IO,SO» t:. to unfinished 'Six- »-•,*. r-».»'»l. »M»I—fjirof ij, fin OF AMERICA YV1M. iJI'II.U sunny roonist, fireplace, two IIHJIIIIII nt to schools and transpvirmtlon ; ap- second floor. Attached garage: mini- p. ti.'.'d feir'-ftta aiwl liath.. a*ti(s>* INHS STEPHENS-UTLLJER CX>. MOVING * STORAUB ballis, recreation room, lavatory, RfriilliiR Interior arrangement;. got^ mum ulot 80xl^S; paved roads, city j atiijn. LanP* HiTioK nm mi, fi SUMMIT, N. J. according to your s|iw-lfk-atlon* In Jusuliilfd, st'-ker heat. Two-car ga- ttjiidltlon; four cheerful family bed- water Henesily built with toad m •cr*-ens«ne. I'llcc ||6,S0K>. hath on ihlnl: oil lioat: authenilc in SANHKRS & BRACKIN. INC^. .^JDuuis who have vacancies now prty onucil by you.-Up to nu.oOd sri. doslgn and «tilir«need liy approprjau or In the fiitir i', within cemmut- fl. ; cn'cu|i»n.y 4 limn, from (l.it« per- Summit 6-0818 CLARENCE D. LONG. Broker One U'vd MounUln Lak 1 BIiaDERS set11nif: J2.VO1HI. To liispoct jihone Uoonton 1-1216. Ii E**i Wr*S*W--i«l A\¥--.. iuit distance of Smninft,' please mit ' Is iHKueil. • Larger building's ac- <^ Kprinifrieitl Ave., Summit, N. J. eonUct"*lt<)t>ort 11. Wright, the cordingly. Remodeling—Repairs— _ Summit 6-5386. Res. S\l. 6-52tio PAUL S. TICHKXOIl. Realtor . Painting and Decorating h.-itliani Rd. Short (llllt 7--331. 18-U-NEW PROVI1WSNCE company's houalnx (xpeditor, for. IIUl.L CO.V.STIirCTlOX CO. General Carpentry j<)v[) seven-room house, four rooms, ONION RSALTORS Information regarding these very 10^7 Hnrl.iiRflfld' Avc,' liv. KS .3-3I4S fireplace.- lavatory and iiorcli on Mi»l>IOI!N colonial. \VjinhlnBl«n AVP. i:.\CKLLKNT modern- house. First W1LUAM BJI^H. JR. ^desirable tienaiits. If one k Connell Inurlor and Eitarlor dt'i'tlim; l.irgo lIvinB room ...with, f!iM>r two bedrfximHf modern •• batsi first. TlUee rywrne, l),itli Qt\ eewlid. 6-264T *, A lob well don* Is worth tjll (hit water) heal, l»i>l TixlSa. fireplai-r, seivei'ifd |Hiv<'h, diniiiR and kitchen ; sin.-ond floor foui'-ri-vjn CO Call SU S-WJO. a reenmrntmlRllon i-mii,- kit.li.-ii. lavntory; xocmid iil.Kirtiiieiit with imidt-rn bath. Uenl- tJar.it;.'. Xt>css now ; /|i lf Box 443 Summit, N. J. Tile Contractor *«- Si-r.tiK-ricId Ave, Summit. N. 'J. EDWARD A. BUTLER, Realtor $16,f0. a-WESTFIEU) 4 ROOM aparj.nient or 6-7 room Tlif-r Iniprovenientii; all very price Siimiiiit H-j:i8t>. Ke«. Su. 6-oitii. house, on or before April Tt>t. Mid- wnrthy from ,$2ii.i!M tu f 100.000 ; stat* Estimates Cheerfully Given FLIiMBINb, HKATINU, T llcvlnvood lid.. Sumniil. Su. 6-6040 H. McK. GLA2EBROOK,"K«tltor LOCATION dle aged couple, no children or ynur requirements. ATTlucriVK frame .iweTTliiK, lo- in- I'hone Chatham 4-6SS<. 3:12 Wprliigi'leld Ave., Huiiunit. .N. J. j»«ts. Bent references. Ileply Box JOH.V POI.T. Realtor West Portal : Su. 6-3514 SHEET METAL WORR catfl nenr school und ulntlon. North Hu. 6-4433, l-:ves. Hh. Hills 7-2WS-11. Seven-room Bwaor. nx>!j*:n kilt-hea, 69 r/o Sunimlt' Hfrnld, _^ , Tejephong Clinton 4IKll._ ^ •'!"'•, h:is hall, llvlllR., ••frK>m. 6-CHATHAM TOWNSHIP JOHN Rr CROOT * SON iliniiig room, kitchen und open NEW PROVIDENCE SBCTIOX Jo WlLU'flnan.ee alterations "In «parc CAMERAS I'KIVII :i hedrooinR, 2 tlltd bathe BUXOAI-OW CONVENIRVT to • bus and Lack.i- town. rooms. Apply on rout, Middle-age __MORTGAGE LOANS 235 Morris Avenue rwiiplo- Box Xo, 9, Item; Mlllburn. •UFPUES J" -'"I, l hpdrooin and hath on 'NKAT AND .MOPKItN Wiiiino. Ucpot. Brick and frame six- T. II. jri»>C«X_ JR.. HMltnr IWMMITED FHA-OI-AN'I>*~CON- Summit 6-0485 '''! nil heat, (tarajfe, large plQt. QL-lCIv OCCITANCY r«.,im. hoiis.-, Tlltxl b:Uh. Mrgc plot, I2 ET A :fi*W. X. J. rStXESS fOI.'I'LE. ietenin anil VEMTIOMAL Mt)ltT(iA(JR MOVE7 EASTMAN'S J)3.:>0D. onc-t-ar giiraci-. JIl.ji"'. Fur at>p«>int- Wlfp, no clillilnn. n«-fl 1-3 ronro AVAII.Am.R AT W A. MiNainsiia. -liciltor. Sn 3M Springfield Avenue RADIO A KAim> KEFA1KINU JuBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO. ; inniit ^^ • StX-K•'»[hitif mile from town In K"'"' OS »ARXE(;.\T VV ff'tlt T1"1"''!?. Ll*l"'^ 4'i4 dlTliTJK, T<»'H!1* iM Springfield Arenue »"-:i!lilK,r||,ioil. r'i'ifed at 128.500 f<-r : miitlc hriil. attached garap-. Hot •VK.VICK OK Till-: JKRSKV SHORE Cdfl'I.l", no children (vrtr-mn), ::tiij ^1'. JI'.iotr K'<1n«.!n hr^ 289 N'n Hroart St. Kllzsheth. M. J. Summit 6-0500 Qui' k s;ile. Inspect throuRh 1!M7 MODEL WATEI5KKO-NT i<'|- an 3'l>^!f;ts c**«-»".3 >•--• h; .\ HK4 firci« i'-S rin apartment, Summit Tel. Summit 6-30J6 lisiial 'value. I'rlre »1!.5:.i'. r MOUNTAIN. WHITMORE ft TAGES, fireplace, picture windows. em n*w srrr..artlj- <&r?*-m:*-41 h ny* ffa* or vicinlt}-. Call .Millburn 6-1135-J, PHONE ELIZABETH 3-OO0O JOHNSON VVM. G. SCHMAL private d lucky firing slanrTLrKsi ^rrwri*, tWfi o»li after.6 p. rn, . OOAL l^f]!J]iniU^Av»>nu« Summit *-H04 owners. Term?. THEB BOOKLET. PERRY T. BROWN 7 Snllth Ave. CrtMlford floflp*. *X*e-'.r? fcS»ih»n, c.it-iif'.H* anil FOTTR or fH'P-room aj)aitmH)t or KDIT1I WOERXEB att«<-h«»'l tarjfer. A*SSTIC f;'."..<«'". STEPHENS-MILLER OO Broad 8t and Summit Ave. 'I'TSTAX 1)7NO HOMK 111 best ser- Open Su'ndays 2 to 5 I'. M bungalow. Ilrfinvd ftouple. • Bonua. HOME OWNERS JI'III. Four iiiast'i1 bedrot>ins, two S11OKK ACRES W. A. 3tc.VaraaEji. II«a3i,,-ir. Ha ti-SSSO. SI RuaMll Place Summit 8-0913 OSBORN'X'IU-E, X; ^_ Hoi 248-E, Union Bcgl»tcr, Union, oailin, Klccpinif porch; t«"« l>ed- 10-C-LAkE MOHAWK N". J. r l __ FARMS FOR SALE Offset the hlsher cost r-f living with Summit t-OOM '; mi'. Lath third flnor. Hidarium; 19-SHORT HILLS reduced monthly mortgags payments. NOEL RECORD A APPLIANCE aitiilicil jjarnitr ; automatic licit; MODERN Furnished Cottart: - l.i»O feet upRoe for llplit metal Jiinnu- living room, flrepla«e. l»nte lot FARMS - HOMES - ACREAGE farturine ixnipany, In (ir r«ir Sum- EASTERN FUEL COMPANY SHOP i>Miitlful|y landscnpwl lot. 1.12,500. NORTH SIIJE Charming nine-room tf you nr» paying more thsn S 4% . 1 "LMEB AGBNCV, Realtors Pries 94.800. Sh. Hills 7-S533-J. mil. n»ply Box 68, cajc of Suinmii 31S-239 Broad 8Ueet 30 Beech wood Road Colonial on spacious '»-s.»; seven Finest section. Prlco 123.000. JOHN R. POTTS let In convenient location, Short nv.mx liath; nowly decorated; t»<>- Hill* 7-2310 or writ* Mrs. Wnrren, and »»k fnr Mr Johnson or call at thi SALES A SERVICE i OIIP of Summit's best seftlons. CLARENCE D. LONG, Broker !33»; Ml. I-S rar <|pta< bed Kara**-; lot l^**;^ Box 967, Short mil*. IHVINGTON NATIONAL BANK SUMMIT ELECTRICAL iviiiK rfun with flrcplm-e, tine* bed- 332 Springfield Ave.. Surnmlt. N. J- Rt thn Center 329 Morris Ave. Su 8-9680 SFEC1AI, U5T RKFIXKD middln.aKMl ("mple, no SERVICE CO. """S tiled bnth. rl e m 9On 10-UOOM frame dwelling, r«-'-»ntly fsrmitts. »'jbart--»a ;irci«rt:f,« and and car radios repaired. lA'i't* l'" ° - - ••f-t'Ul'ANCV % or^n A*--._ ' M,.»f rti>ul>li> h'-UF«'i H. McK. GLAZEBROOK. Realtor St.. IlsekttUTowa. X J thic*1 adults, n«. [>cts. Su. fi-154S-n. legal fee*. C II.A. and convention LARRY MAT J Lj, Modernlird «ici?r 0 .153 Springfield Ave.,'Summit. N. J. BTCK & WEST At mortgages solicited. "'""'• All liugf rooms.' Nice kltch- Hu. 6-44M, Kven.' 3li. Hills 7-SS'9-AI- L*NKI'I!XI.' Hi".'!, • • mv ..-US lot with excellent vl#>w. j t't Xcw.iik. At It-ant throe f>ed- & SUMMIT AVK SUMMIT, N J 38 RuMvIl Place — ~JJrx"m"rn. Healtor. Hu 6-3880. qiliflt d«i«1-end iitirct, unique Ioc»- r'*flin«. Iteiponsiule rhurch-nolnif tlnn In finest north stdf pectlnn, f-.r - n family. Four ndlultii onl)'. Rrntal to PHONE SUMMIT M6tl 8ummlt t-OOM TREE EXPERTS AL 3-bfdroom HorneT Hws lrpp«, nciirly twtvhlrds ncr,". rea- h»nns»ment playroom, '"'HARVEY M. BRUEN, Broker ^ sonably prlr»d. .Mlllburn fifi^l^-J. own rtwintlnir suhjrrt to owner's EASTERN FUEL COMPANY N. J. CERTIFIED TREE EXPERT exii'-mied radiation, oak floors, >. Brki approval. Can furnish refnl and others. CKMETERIES Removal Specialist .""'t In !•» IniMine «"« n|" * ^ WANTED TO RENT ie»h* tn-o-lieriroorn «|«ii tnirnt, ilemtier, Nations! Ctmnurf Awn. WAMUNO MAUDMBI '"^•In condition on Rood lot. (lend location, near store. 1 rire Inl Biitf- public schools. First fl«ir 1 lavatmry. Very attractive kitchen. Maplewwxl. 8<^th Ornmr* , $63. Mrc. Tel. Bern t-titi or I-OI07-M •'*>' »alk to schools atlrt station. jlS.onn Immediate occupancy. CMI MAPIJEVrD \»•>T»Ti. srlf*. iw» '"'•r entrance.' large living room, __P»iul flndky. X, O, !-lW, A. k L. ENGINEERING CO. n P. O. Box 3S3 Summit *"ulrt APAKTMlTXT. 3-."i n^nno, for muple PHESnYTEltIAN (lOMRTEfir DAVID J. rLOOD «'"i*i>). Steam heat (stiiker), |>lne f-JTTl if*-!' C3 '111- and infant, April 1. Ili-*t reference*. Main Ht HprlnrflHd, N. J. Su. 8-6733 "i-iiftl piny room. Knrly won- "'PAUL S.'TICHENOR. Realtor «'l)rl«1l.ui«. S. (i. 2-?."l1. All |'l"t' "old iiinlir i'fr['Aiunl cut. Summit 6-3361 or Summit 6-S376 ±' V, »I«,30B. Tf\. Mlllliiirn 6-nn;« or Ml. 6*1C27 Stiles and Service, for Winter HICKORTDRIVE i'lintlintn R'«i«l Short Hills 7-2931 r<-h»n. Jack K.': •i». s.u. ;•-: Ml Springfltld Avmue E RICHLAND CO., Realtors Air'Conditioned Unita SHOUT llllXS lot. apprnlni«t»ly Msre* 1-3 i«.iiiii (furnbht-d «r iinfurnisliiil > Kt. Summit fl-^11 10i>x!t"0 feet; Uardwell Ril. dear) !«t rF!»IEXTLY z«*-t I '.r 5 • I»ar»iiKnt %vlih Jilrchenft >e, Hummlt REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FINERAL SERVICE Vi:rtV HI'RCIAL end street between Farl«y Road p«"r*. J in, fa—•',?. Alf Artie, *1 <-r vicinity. Call Bu. 6-5H0-K. after STORK, steam h»nt, hot water. l»r»e INSULATION "r r IS HOMB INSULATION •ttmaait f-lMT «vict''»n >Ki"-IIU2 purchase Mx i*r F*evf»-rr vlrlnltv. ;'«lde s300l inno Ani -TTFJ ~ nr write A. l(. L^ukliirdl, .'" I I >. it I lull. Summit. N", J. p Buy More Bonds t>r OT j d lid., I'orl Washington, I .lOBH.BECK-HCHMlUT Of. I AKF ArtBNCT. npultors N. V. f bone atOI-R. *1 Union I'lao* Bummll Summit Mg»0 BUY BONDS 40 Beeohwood rtosd lummlt «-191J burn S- 14 THE SUMMIT HtltALD. THUHSPAV. NIMMKY 17, \H7 a»4 etatjr ps^ltc direct benefit t* tlw ao4 ma arranjeawM tf pattern. Tbe monarch butterfly, oat of •uad rtat> 1* .tmat ttown KiwORiom Htar ths dub and iadhrltaak, ft to I*. $•#* Italy as Hoths, BufterfBes tat htrrtrf""* "* *** eMB* causa of theso tt!t*jr-fhs> endorsement of Gevewor Drh- "itateHeodat awn In this area, Is the aristocrat eoU'a program for a constitutioaai that New Jersey leatfi all Hot only will pet*, be ^^^^^ Kty to Peace was goes south in the winter, be- convention to modernise tat Joint Meeting districts in du» actirltios,, llr. Ahost Atte. Oub ing found la Florida and South s4edtolmpwvettea.tior.aTL State's ceatiwy-ols bask law was by - pro&«ii^ aa ahoadexc, I, It establishing Communism in the Kiwanis of Summit, Chatham. Block said. Aaertoa. it is believed that; Unit announced today (Pet. W IB be- k ni BMoarchs who return north art fruiu and vegetakks, tat C ' fftt * but she is trenwroicusly Madison and Mlllburn were urged half of the New Jersey Aatocta- The speaker was introduced by the succeeding generation. But- t11l concerned in *§t*b«*faing eco- by their new district governor, ticw »f Real Estate Boards by pS;2. Edward Cole of Piaiaiketd, a past BHtUrfHts itffar very little tttffita, HBliat buds, havt no mi- nomic and military domination Charles F. Block, to make use of Harry A. Willson, chairman of slraWlity jf makis* mml and » governor, and taasked by Prosl- from moths, according to FT. gratory paths, atr direct flight m» borne grettada more attnic there, Miss Harriet Avery toW her leadership qualities so that free- tht organisation's Trenton Com- aaBunn of Beokmaa terrace, It is tbe caterpillar stage of the tfrw* through the vmvTt, - sudiencf ii Lincoln School on Feb. dom and peace Bay be maintained. dent W. Carey Van last of toe mittee. speaker for the Summit Katun* cycle that la destructive to man's shmbs, oroameaUl trtat m 11 Governor Block, who was guest Chatham club, who also prodded. Mr. Willton, a past-presldtnt (Sub at the TMCA on tht evening economy and Mr. Naumaju ad- Italy is still committed to the of honor at an inter-club meeting The attendance prise was woa by of February II. Zicept for the vised examining cherry and wild and former Camden County aa- western, aemocratic pattern, snd, held at The William Pitt, Chat- semblvman, aaid tht Assoclatioai't being the most eastern of ail coun. Harry W. Hayas of Aunmit fact that butterflies have "knobs" cherry trees now for deposits of ham, with the Chatham dub as board ef directors voted) unani- tries with this ideology. *be is Group staging was conducted bjr a* the ends or their aatteaat. tent caterpillar eggs and destroy- mi host, warned that the Pour Free- mously in favor of tat proposal most important both to Ru*ti* and Rev. D. Arthur Zook of Caatham they are physically the satBc. ing tbem. e^^H .• WlBrB^W 4^VMaMmw^swwBIP doms were under attack by vari- and urged the State'* UOO real- the United States, the dividing and UM invocatio* was gtvtn by Usually butterflies fly is the day. ous element* and organisations His specimens of silk mottu, tors to work actively la its be- F. Whitney Jaeger at line between tbe two nations. Mus Rev. Norman Guy, DJ>. of Drew tint and moths at nignt, bat tkls swallowtails, hawk notnt, and and that it was the duty of indi- half. ^^ torn toad, prtaioad at a ~Avery beiieves. Her economic con- University and a member of tat b ofteo reverted, he tall . many other varieties, could fur. •Iftt of OM vidual member* to battle for their Mr. Naiunann collects both dition will be tbe, greatest factor Madison Clus. niab ideas for textiles, in color Jersty Aluval Aateciatioa preservation. Because of the high creatures purely at a hobby, and (fo wflMfttirr Wl Hdp of in her future sympathies, and combiostioas, patterns, and ttx- Colgate University held at ths esteem Kiwanians enjoy, lie said, The New Jeney Taxpayon tftta raises aia own, wnlcn ia the Russia is now leading because she turts, he suggested. Hotel Bumtftea. Among the* the clubs can "build for posterity" Association raporta o*w mo nail- btigbt of aocompUshBaent, he is providing Italy with foreign prseent from Hamilton through their leadership. lion veterans art reosWaf t4t> claims. H* showed a numeer of While tnt emergency that trade. This may draW Italy into Korth Carolina top* thelhuted Oarlatoa 0. MUer, •!•««»¥« the Russian orbit, as it ha* the 0KAOUATCS-4NMWM Levett Ill* district official alas paid cational training throughout tat luna moths, mounring cloaks and prompted app'oximattry M,000,000 Sta,Us in canine population with retary of tht Aeeoclatioe, t*t Balkans. Kucha, IS Prospect etreet, gied- tribute to the Inter-club meeting nation, and over ft^OOO art ftcttv rod admirals, raited from eggs to Americans to grow Victory Oar. William .Griffith, attmtant deta Efforts to prevent World War I ueted bat wee* Irent Williams for it enables clubs to exchange ing vocaUonal tralnint for whlon worms, tt cocoons, to wings, with •10,000 dogs. Ohio is second with dens during tht war yean la of of student*. will have to face this situation, College, WilliamsUwn, Maes. Ideas and programs which an of only disabled veUraas art aligiWt. variations ia aist, depth of color, MO.OO0. •••_'. the past, tht Department of Afri- Mus Avery warned, as a link in Pudu had been a, prominent Russian-American relations with figure en the WUliama eampue, their influence on every other is- playing in the college bud and sue in the world today. being • member of MM Infer* fraternity Council. He WM also head of the Student Activities CtoneUaed be meaner ef Beta ffcete Pi.

Spnn^fttM ANHIHII , To Mw«f in Oraftfjt President Harlan S. Kennedy of the North Jersey Chapter of Springfield College alumni , has arranged for a dinner meeting in ANNOUNCING conjunction with the college's gym team appearing tomorrow In the Orange Y.M.C.A. Tbe eihlbl- tlon will go on at 8:13. The team giving the exhibition is ths one chosen >y RKO Pathe for Its film-short, "Men of Muscles." Other Springfield alumni from Summit include Howard J. Dan- gerfieid, Richard H- Robcy and Allen It. Devcnney. •SATURDAY CLOSINGS Wift Win* Dlvorct Advisory Master Herman E. Hillenbach on February IS ad- vised divorce for Mr* Bridget and Eorio of Chestnut street, on • counter claim against Alfred Eorlo of Woodland avenue, whose petition was dismissed. Each charged cruelty from 1920 to June 28, lMt. Married in Summit on July 24, 1927, the Eorios have EVENING BANKING HOURS three children.

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FOR OWN HOME IN ACCORDANQE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY COVERING THE CLOSING OF BANKS ON SATURDAYS DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR. THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS WILL

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IrtfleJ IOXM —-In order to serve the best interests of depositors the undersigned banks have vol- untarily agreed to furnish complete banking service to the community by opening-for business on Friday evenings during the year, between the hours of 6:00 P. M.^nd 1 P. M. starting Friday = February 28th,

. . • • • ..••.•' - ' . > • . . L-. jgi-ofirjday^yening i$ to contem-MdtUhtprogram of the Chamber of-Com-'

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