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VOL. XXVI—No. II OrrlCIAL NEWKPAPKB SPRINGFIELD, N. J., fHURSDAY, MAY 24, I<75I TOWNSHIP OF SPKINGFIELD IO« A COPY. $3.50 BY THE YEAR Voters Approve New Township Schoo LISTEN Clinton^Aventie Picketing That Paid Good Dividends Decisive Victory Residents Battle For Referendum Regional Board Scored On 3d Try Resentment toward the project of the Regional Board Springfield voters, 'after twice defeating the proposal of Education-leading to an expansion program to cost a of the Board of Education for a new school to relieve [-reported- SI.000.000~was expressed,Jpday • by several res- crowded conditions in the system, on Tuesday by a decisive idents of Clinton avenue, who face loss of their property margin of better than two to one, approved- construction of as well as having the borders of the*.proposed annexation a $650,000 one-storyTnlirding;. The final vote was l,10'6-509. FRIENDS!'. area ia_their back yards. ~ !T~|j " Z" • | Despite the two previous setbacks Jt-has been no secret that tho the flmil result was not unexpected. board, has been spending., ma Parking Ban The" pattern was similar i'n both - -The. local school election is ovi! hours in working on plans-for IUI Henshaw Residents iind we'll have more~lo say about addition to tho present building. | voting districts.-In'the first, there the. vote und the way it went late Tho Regional board,,-in addition- to Ordered By Town Ask SpMIhecks -were—TlB'-voters-in- favor witli-fl-iO on . . ,. right now, however, wi Spring/. iold~tmrhTdos Mountainside, The TowJishlp Committee hist More than thirty Henehnw nve- opposed_ jfn the second ;t?V per- hear there's another education ex Konllworth, Gurwood, New Prov- night took further steps tojjllevl- nue residents petitioned the Town- sons favored' the project with 109 ate traffic congestion In the cen- ship .Committee last night to take pansloh program brewing—and i "INIVMICC Township and Clurk Town- in opposition. haa to-do "with . "Regional" Hlgi ship. ter, of town by introducing an or- Immediate steps to protect chil- School . . . Springfield won't liavi Mrs. Walter Albreeht, who lives dinance banning parking at cer- dren on' that street from motor- In striking contnrst to tho other .to stand all the expense of this oni at -11 Clinton avenue, pointed out tain hours uncl dnys along Main ists who speed- with, recklcws referenda when miuiy Individuals because there are five other com that'she bus only fifty foot which street nnd Flemer avenue. abandon' for life and limb. Two und several organizations ex- rmuiltlca which help support- tha can bo utilized as a' roar yard. The Unde__provislons of tlio now or- youngsters have been struck by pressed opposition, there had boon school .... ."although plans with ro proposed, plan of tho school,bourd- dinance, which was recommended autos oa Henshaw avenue within no drganlr.ed resistance tn the pro- gard to tho Rogionul~oxjTFnratwrrprrn;[-wrtuld-:ibsorb-thut space, sho_ said by Police Commissioner Albert J. six months. posal during recent weeks. Tho gram are by no means completed "I feel it will "doprociato my Binder, parking.will be—prohibited Although Pollco Commissioner Township Committee, which-has . lt is believed the Board of Kduca properly so greatly that if I over on both tho east and wo.st sides Albert J. Binder agreed to com- expressed Interest, Lh" construction tlon is presently working on spe- want to .soil it or continue to rent of Main ' street from Axndomy ply with • request of Fire Com- of a firohouse, bad agreed to hold cifications which would" provide foi that flat which" we own, It would] Grcon to Morriw avenue Mondays Students in the lower grades of the School-housed classes. ""Left to right: Lois Tnissloner Wnltor J. Baldwin to up any of Its projects until the . an addition costing 'approximate!] bo terrible," she; said. "There wi! through Fridays from -U30 to 6:30 James Caldwell School pose with the vote- Furst.'ClaireLongfield, Dale Dauser, Don- have the street "spot chocked" a« BToard of Education was given an opportunity to construct Its school. ._$110OO,000 . . ,- Regional, Hire loca bo np yard space and no placo to p.m., and on Sundays from 2 to fl appeal apparel they wore on Tuesday as they ald Dauser, Norman Argast, Kurt Christen- often as po.isi.blo in the future, the _ schools, Is gradually hoing jumTnei Inuig up clothes. The nolso from p.m. Saturdays will be exempt attempted to dojtheir bit in putting over the sen, Robert Douglass and Clifford Murphy. former sai-d suggestion thnt a bar- "Consensus was thnt the- new . . . the influx of residents to tin; the school is bad enough now but from the-ban. • ~ — referendum for a new school. .All are stu- (Photo by Bob Smith.) > . ricade bo erected to slow traffic building was a "must." In tho prior general urea has resulted in ( it will be terrible If this goes The same parking restrictions dents either at the school or in its Sunday would be Impractical and f^ ri—boon-opposi- serious problem of overcrowding through. Chlckoiirt raised by the will prevail on Flemer . avenue, nbly illtegal,—-Baldwin lives on tion to purchase of the Flemer and expansion of present fucilitle: agriculture department multo It from Wabeno avenue to Morris Honohaw avenue./ tract on SoutIi_J3pringfield. avenue is sorely needed. ~ ~ 7 very unpleasant. avenue on tho oust side and from Binder nssnrcd the petitioners as a"slte. ' Cost of this was 531,000 "We plan to fight this thing and Hanniih street to Morria avenue Woman's Club Uses Cars, Baby Sifters, that his department was doing which Included, legal fcesr It was on tho west side. everything~'7ia5s!blo~to^rovcc"'drlv^ ' Fact that. Regional High is lo- luivo: already • uollficxl' our attor- of~the" 5650,000. -, neys. Tho 55.00 per foot price of- ers to .comply , with speed limit.'! Among the groups which p_ayed ». cated in Springfield .anil is oon- not only on Henohaw HVMIUO "but Hlflerltd to IKV one of (he most fered is ridiculous. We feel the To Rally Votes For School Referendum a prominent part In campaigning ground, together with tlio building First Aid Squad throughout the community, H(? beautiful structures of its typo in A stirring sag r- of a group of polls to ascertain how many of the there were no phones the club for' the measure wer^j tho Sprlng- Is worth at least $5,000.'. And tliorc : suggested that In view of tho fuct fickl Woman's Club and the, Spring- tho state is an asset to this. Hollds Dinner women n roused to action in an persons who had pledged to vote wotxin made personal calls. is resentment among other people that Henshaw avenno was not n field Parent-Teacher Association. .community . . . hut now that an :r "yes" had appeared at the polls. At here." - Second Annual Dinner of -the-| all-out ~b"attlc to .preserve for Care squads composed mostly of through street many of the per- \Othcr "organizations which in- addition is being planned there Springfield First Aid Squad was Springfield children the American approximately 0:30 p. m. (the polls membcra of the C'tizene' Advisory sons accused of being violators ( Mrs. Norbort Kuffner of 35 Clln domed tho measure wore Conti- are rumblings of dissatisfaction held last Saturday at tho-Orohurd-] tradition of a complete .education opened at 2 o'clock)_ ehootfi were Committee for the Schools made a probably are residents of tho are_t ton avenue said she nnd her lilts nental Post 228, American Legion: among odri-house-murjbercfl res- Inn. RichaVd Allen was chairman tells the story of approval of the chccltod. "•" number of calls In nn_effort to get with the exception of tradesmen^ band had purchased their home for Baltusrol Civic Association,- Cham- idents mi-Clinton avenue ... of the dinner committee. A gold and visitors. Ho culled attention security. She said tho garden of- $(156,000- school referendum hero Then the club members went out the vote. Tho rculto of those ber of Commerce, Citizens' League, plots along that street run about squad pin- was nroscntod to Earl Tuesday. Behind the hard-fought Into action. The names of. all who endeavors apparently were borne to the fact that parents, too, ba.ve 200 feet in depth and Koglonal fers excellent excrcl«o for her hus Colfax Civic Association, Fleldstono B. Loycruft, former Captain of the struggle wore tho 200 members pf had previously registered but had- out by tho heavy voting from 7 p. a responsibility in instructing Board authorities arc asking for band and will provide a home-for Civic Association, Girl Scout Coun- eqund. the Springfield Womnn'ri Club, tho m.- until - tho polls closed ut 9 80 fo«)t from the rear ot "euehr her son when- he returns from failed to vote were turned Into tho youngsters to otay out of the cil, Lions Club, Rotary Club,' Sliun- Guests were: Vernon. Ralph,- UvrgcMt social organization In-the y.ar-k>u3__lieadqUQjltcrs' established o'clock. property In order to further ex- service. . . 1 street.- plke Civic Association, Battle Hill owner of Verne-' ; Ralph and Son township. for each of the voting district"). pansion program plans . . . (he 'I'm entitled to security," Mrs. yff n rcnul lm t r EaBt Virtually all persons who had Post, V. F. W., und the Woodcrest board lias offered $5.(M( per foot iKuffncr. uakl," and I fool '" ' '-7' $°'. ° Faced with a sentiment which Where the voter was unable to get registered, voted Tho turnout of Association. — on two previous occasions liad re- to the Jnmcs CaJ'iwo'.! or the Ray- or a-totnl-of $250.(10 for each lot, chance to retain it is being af- Orange; Licu'tbnt'mt end Mrs. Al- more than 1,600 wnw considerably Dancing Students Ini-ordcr to" submit the plan it sulted i.n rejection -of—proposal;) for mond Chlsholm Schooi to vote, a but land owners are soro . , , fected. We'll tight tills move." bert A. Sorgo, Mr. and Mre. Or- heavier, than thut recorded In the. was necessnry for tli£ director of condemnation proceedings have, The. _wavo of resentment among montl Mcflker, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bob new fjchool, members of tho car was gejit _for tran«portation. referendum of -Mny 21, 1950 and local government and for State Day, Mr. and Mis. Charles Schil- Present Recital heon mentioned, attorneys are-| Clinton avenue resldentsJillH be- nip, aided by other organizations, Whore n parent had ft child to on Soptembbr 26 ">f the same year. educational officials tj> approve 1 ling, mid..Mr. and Mrs,.Robert Kel- 1 "Happy-Holidays", a dancing re- lieved, lflteTy~to~"u"ff eel—hon'rrt-'pluns.- this time left hotUng to chance, • ' keep; a~h[tby-sltter-waft-immmarlly An assist also 1« due the Spring- procedure which permitted' the mu- being summoned and residents ler. The Keller!) wore histrumont.nl 1 cital presented by'--the—pupils of However, indications aro that the : Two weeks before the flcheduled dispatched, to the home and re- field'Lions Club which conducted nicipnllty to exceed Its debt limit "arc reported to be bunding io- iii;organiJ!lng tho-.oc.al squad.- Mona A. Jenklnn, played _to.. a_cap- board will not change its overall dale of the rofcrondum the club mained thcrc~uht!l.thc parent had a pewter contest among the school by approximately $50,000.— Reduc- gAther to fight the proposed move- ucity cro«\-l last Friday evening at program. There's a possibility that members' rcgititoicd 300 vcfficTsr voted and returned home. children. _ tion of tho Indebtedness and estab- . ...-Mrs. Walter Alhrecht of II Regional High School. Tho p'ro- a delegation of residents may can- During the progress of Tuesday's Voters were called hy telephone Leaving nothing to chance the lishment of a new borrowing cap- Clinton avenue, maintains, that grum followod the Holiday thonYc, section of her land is worth $!>,- front—the board- at its ' monthly voting they had checkers at the ond In the few instances where (Continued on Page 8) . y tho year th rough ..new ratablcs. mooting in . the school tonight with each dance' portraying a par- 000 . . . we evpect; to see a nip ticular festival mood. Schbol board auditors had ox- and tuck battle before tho mut- (Thursday). FIRST LOCAL VICTIM, Tho first holiday of tho year, prcssod belief that tho project ter is finally settlwl! _ One board official, Informed .last Spiller In Heavy would mean anjncrensc of about | night of "the" resentment of Clin- New Year's Day, was portra'yod by ial Parade Joan Arnold, Mary Biles, Patricia 33 cents, per ,$100 valuation. A. Hud occasion to chat with a vet- ton avenue residents regarding tin Korean Action larger Increase In rutnbleH than an-, proposed-plan, miulo It plain tlio Boylon, Linda Buckley, Judith eran member of [lie police ([opart Clyde ft. Splllcr, gunner's mate, Burko, Carol Coonoy,. Jc«.n Coon, tlclpdted would lower this figure, mant the othur day and happily luontion body-anticipated no dif- Set fbr. Wednesday t waa pointed out, ficulty. Ho .emphasized that tlie second cla6«, USN'son of—Mr, and Maureen Griffin .Beverly Schu- learned that, morale at head Plans have been completed for Mrs. -Clyde "Spllcr of fl South macher, Carol Schumacher, Bar- As a result of—Tuesday's declslvo quarters—Is at an all-tlmo high . , board's ideas were only In.' Ihn planning stage and predicted an the annual Momorin1~Day parade Springfield ave., Springfield, <• is barn Stcppo, JoanJSleppe ar|d Betty vot'ft tho Board of Education now to quote him' specifically, "Wo'.ro to he hold in Springfield and M11.I- serving aboard tho destroyer USS White in Sleigh Ride.' is authorized to sell a $0,10,000 bond nil In fine spirits and1 we're work- amicable, settlement In the final analysis. burn next Wednesday. Spring- Llnd, now operating. In tho Korean Mai'y "Jo Chapln offered Now Yenr'r. issue. Observers are wondering ing for a grand boss ... no field nnd Millburn units will join area. _____ aroettnR.'rnncl n clnncn mUltlml "Iilttlc :iow much mo^oy would have boon do wo have to worry al),out anyone Now Your" wnii presented by Evelyn together- In the paracTe and serv- Bn.ih, Ptiula nodner, Llndu nriirht, saved had tho taxpayers approved peeking around tho corner of a The Llnd Is p>'o«ontly assigned Genovti Custoiiu, Joyce, Duu.ior, Vnl- ices will bo held In the 'various il tho proposal when It was submitted building or from a dark alloy to to Tn.sk Jilorcej 77_..Bjifo_ro_ropqrting erlo I ali!i, .Tuno Frutchey, Nonnu Oed- Veterans launch cemeteries oPthc two townfl. cles, Patricia aodrte«, Miirsbn Hewitt, a year ago. Jfji_ view of Increased see that wo'.ro op,, the job . . . Chief to Task Force 77,_the Llnd was as- (Continued on Page 7) building costs estimates hu.vo var- Thompson oi'p'uins what Is ox- Springfield's parade units will, signed to T,?sk Force OB, the United t assemble- lit tlie~ municipal green ,cd from 10 to. 15 per cent which | • poetccHif-us u>rtfiwe-drt-oiir-job and Nations Blockad'ng and ESacort would-he1 from'$66,000 to $07,500. Poppy Sale Jhive near tho Town Hall atr 9 a.m. The Force. - i tl'o It wpll . . , 1-lwl.^K-Uic. .way. a do parade -will proceed from "that Opposition to selection of the partment should lie run." Members of Con.tlnon.tal=;Eont™28, point along Flomcr avenue to —Shortly- after a Nnval bombard- Township Girl Flomcr tract as a site wu.He:u\ prior'to.'Memorial Day. . L. Foeht Fred J.'AUcn.and Frank Young Motfkor, who lives at 6,1 rooms and a library. Thorn will '•• M. Kerr, Jr. .. •"" Copies of state laws on tlio sale 'Mayor Marshall Issued the fol- Local Police Head Warns Mountain! avenue, at 'present IH bo a combination lunch and music of fireworks are being distributed owing proclamation: As a result of 'elevation of -Mor- assigned to tho. Philadelphia Nav- room, facilities'1 for manual train-, In many communities to store- "WHKRKAS, men of Springfield rison to .second Vice-president, al Hospital where ho Is receiving big, homo economics,' health room, keepers, by police dopnrtmonts . . . ;avo their lives in defense of tho there remains an open director- Of Memorial Day Hazards reatment for wounds of tho right teachers' room, principal's office ship. It is expected thnt James Memorial Dny, traditional bo Lodgowood areas and In the Cam- arm re.celved last' December 2. In It Is 'expected that tlio local dnpart- Ujiitcd States of America In World Helen Ijr and of their Army Nurse Corps, daughter of housed In tho Jnmos Cnkhvell and Ray W, Forbes, Robert S. Bun- fic accidents unless molprl.tUt and 1 of July Items, oven, cups und cap orvico and sacrifice Is a source tire: • from 10 a.m. to. 1 p.m. on Mr, and Mrs. Cornelius Jamo« Raymond Chlsholm schools follow- pistols, Is'prohibited -\ . warnings noll, Engle E. Horshoy, Warren pedestrian*) exerciao more than Saturdays, Sundays mid holidays SUN TO APPEAR Rosis of 2'JO Short Hillj) avenuo, has of 'great inspiration to all .citizens W. Halscy and Alfred E. Bowman. ing completion of the now build- • aro being la.iucd In .a spirit of co- is our nation faeos new difficulties usual enre This grim warning to the rosoYts, 5 to 8 p.m. on Sun- been assigned to Walter Roed Ing. That will Include kindergarten operation with merchii.nt.H to pro- KI dangers; and Dologatos to the State Conven- wild issued today by Police Chief days nnd holidays and from 7 to FRIDAY NEXT WEEK Army Hospital, at the Army .Medi- through fifth grade. Its completion '• tect them, from violations. tion to bo hold at. Haddon Hall, Thompson. 9 a.m. on Mondays returning from Because of -the Memorial Day cal Center, Washington, D. C. also1 will end use of basement "Wl-IRRKAS, This memory is Atlantic City, Juno 1, 2 and :i resort areas.1 Alternate routes to 'pt bright by the annual weurijig "Since tho holiday fnll.i'on Wed- holiday next Wednesday The Lt. Rosa onlerod the Army In rooms as well as tho Presbyterian Include Hoard, Zlenls, Mollck, avoid congestion have been well IOHIIHS of Tuesday's success- 'of memorial poppies In Lhoir honor nesday, the peak of traffic will bo Springfield Sun will ivot bo March, 1051, and received her and Methodist Sunday School ful new school vote were tagged , Forbes; Harrison and Treat. Meet- on tlio return trip homo that marked. published . until Friday. The •bn«lc training at Fort Sam Hous- rooms, Double wosslona also will and In honor of all other Americans ings of the local club will bo sus- long before tho polls closed , . . who diod1 in war service for their night. But Iho holiday toll nned "Motorists planning trips ovor paper will be delivered to homos ton, Texas. Before entering tho e.nd. onlookers did (heir guessing on pended for the- summon on tlio country; • ( not be inevitable. If motorists and wock-ondn or holidays urn urged -and appear on newtwtandt) oarly Army she was head nurse at' tho • Voters had rejected thn first . thn basin of tin; ages of (he voters second Friday In June. podo»trlniiH decide now'to Include In particular not", to make- tholr- Friday" morning. CliLi.ilfled nd- Chicago Lying In Hospital and referendum, providing for.'a $K50,- .. . . old 'tinier* whose kids ore "NQW, THKRKli'ORK, 1\ Robert 1 j. 1 safety and courtesy in their holl-| driving an endurance contest. Too . vertlsemcnts will not ho nc-.' Obfltotrlcal Supervisor at- tho 000 project wi May 2.1,' 10B0, ' A '^ through' school' were known for Marslinll, M'iyor of the ''Township . SIIUN.I'IKK MIOEIMNO 1 day planning,, accidents can Ije many miles and too much spood coptcd after,-5 p.m; Monday. Lutheran Memorial , Hospital, second . nohool program which the most part to hullo! In (he of Springfield , do Jioro-hy proclaim' .. Tho Shunpiko Association hold provontodi" the.chief declared. briiig driver .' fatigue. That - nni- Regular news copy and photo- Newark. - •. • •.. • ' . would liavo cost $395^)00 was do-., negative i . . when the younger Hie woolc prece'dlng Memorial Day IIH monthly mooting last Thursday Tin? chlof .said tlie throe main' down febUiiK'eato- mean a collision graphs should be on the editor's Born ' In Newitrlt, Lt. Rosa nt- featod on September 20 \of Jast . (Continued on. Page ,-i) to be Poppy Weoli in this' township evening ut the Baltusrol Country points of Congestion arliig the memorial poppy .of polnln lii parts, of Miildh'rii'X.and "Smninor -'motoring inn be polas- Mi.'iiuirlal llospjtid, Newark, and meeting of tho.association will ho closed Saturdays, through Juno, Fred A, liilsiass*!', Union school ilonnu, lioUnnia'iinn, fllii' t'n., *il.!i(l cIov.. Tile American lliigkni uncl American Monmoulh cinmtlo!), in tlie north- ant and safe If every motorist will July and August, . MargareM t HaguH e MaternitMi y Hos- architect, will dotiign tile building I-'ORUES bALISS GAHDlfiN. Kouta 10, 1 held Juno 21. Ofllc;i'rs for tlio coin- ilnnovor. \ Auxiliary. ' ' ern kike rogloiu hi the Slnguo and cooporute." .., r will bu elected ul this Unit), pital, Jciwy City., and W ijj cljurg« i THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, M'AY 24, I9S)

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THE'SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1951- Page a f^r ih!i:i S,-. ;.l.m::i"' .j. , !••! M:...- K:' .u'. by i he M SIJI-.H;; Coni- morial Home. Union. Mr. end Mr.s. flowers were arranged t by—Miii~ -KUIJ'I W:'. •'• 'i.i'.:;.:i]:i;:-.u:...Mr.'.nii \h •mix f, Bcngivi-nni of 141 Hill- HOXOKKD AT OINNKK ('"rances Wahl, the entertainment, i.i ; wivm .,( MI graduate' .of l.'inou ll:',;b side avenue, Springfield^, an- i:,. aii'l M',CM \- iT>iix Ueiiinark Sn'-'inl.iy abwird the College Women's ^Association and i r; liie bri'h '•'.'• i* ;» ;,'<''•'•'" (>t .--iiin v.'ilM ' Announcement InTi bei ii inaili.' of Westerdiiin. •I'hi j TvilI~vlsir~thciT Berner, son ol Mr. «nd he Newark Teachers' Association. William Berner of South WAN TARNATION/ ;i chaiHi!ly-l;ion, Capt. Hank I'OoC, in Amster- She it—tan—elementary school >0!it: lla Uli 'springHcld avunci-, celebrated hit nt:'-*k!ino trimmed u'ilhbr.ndH and I Ann Safkovich, daughter of Mrs. dam. Captain' l <» J t *aoher in Newark. I Charles Siifkevich of Middletown tunied.to Denmark from In eighth birthday Tuesday at a par- THEYk£ COOL WITHIN -a fulLiil'.irt. H'.'i' illusion vnl'l wa.i ty at' school. Pilly treated hit Mr. Voynick, a graduate of Lan- l 1 • Heights, Pa., and TIHL late MrTSaf- (iftcr spending .Wo ypxSi there attached *" " " ''' <"'p trimmed classmates In the txjeond grade at den High School and member of l kevith, to Cpl. Kobc.it P. Savit/;ky, with the Dutch •Aij^Forcc. The WITH INSULATION/ ' with .seed pi'ui.s ami her flowers Raymond "hkiliolin School to ice he Junior class of Seton Hall USA, .son of Mr. ami Mrs. Ben- were white ruse.-:. '.'"Av(;t.-|!iaa_±uul- r f'ost.'i will tour. Ktfropc during' the cream. The chUMren. <*»ng ' Huppy University Is majoring In Com- liliert lit till" valley." jamin SaviinUy of -lull Locu.st aVe- Summer mtntli.^, Blrthduy and pluyed games. munication ArU. He > is soloist n'ue, Gurwood. with the Seton Hall University Ml.srf Audrey Allen Wii.i imiii! of Mr. and Mra. D'iniel Oz«vttth of honor nii'l briclesmait-' 52 ner. Jvlwnrd !''* nnell wu<; be.-i m>'injtary. C|il. Siivit.sky i.s a Rradiiate Inn. tlueou;* were Mr. (ind Mrn. daughter, Anny, to GernJd Rineer Hedges avenue,-fl-athnm. f Mount Nebo, Pa. JOHN J. AHERN •Mild J'xiipli (Jre^niy, Filbert Sim- of Ite^'ionol Hjyh Kchool, i;la»i*/cif VVilliani Buckley, Mr; and Mrs. Miss Gerdes is a graduate of ond.'i ,-ind 'L'Toy Wilson, hnither of | lii-lii, and i:i .'-tationcd at' Ki.rl rd, Kranklin Ohrs and Mr. and Mrs._ Eollowinp; luncheon at Mario's, til" bride, were u-,lu r.s. Regional High School and New- • L' M(t tlUS; AVK. ;.-,aret ClanL-i, teacher nf Kreneh, as dy Mellman, Billy Stemen, Jill Jen- Olscesky, Barbn.ia H.avnla and kocmer, daughter of Mr. and Mm Ihn oiit.sl.an.J'iiiR student* in Re- SrKIN_ nings, Chucky W'nlf, Dorothy Moj- Joan Dooririg of town —- Lester H. Roomer, is a sophomon frional Hiph School: this ywir. Millburn G-615B Next to A *-P [MII,. R-OHHII SO 2-0200 enrolled in the commerce arid fi •School:; 'are invitee] to participate nance course.' liurtwr* ill the contest on tho basis of the Joseph V. Bel-/. performance of their" students. 28—William K. Conley •• '""""•f HAPPY Rochfp'rd Ern Mrs. Arthur Swonson BIRTHDAY • Jack Schbch Walter Heckmaii- A Happy Birthday is extended 20~Mrs. Harold j. Searle.s this wee]; to the following resi- Joseph Caaternovia, Jr. WE TEACH THEM ALL dents of Springfield: Wilbur.Kastner JNIAV- John S. Schwertzer COMPLETE COURSE 21—Louis C. Tompkins William E. Percival Robert McCarthy Blm«r Galvin Dorothy Weber Mary Anno Bulilcr Martha- Kirseh Yvonne D. Hillnmye Enid Ann Gullans. Mrs. John Nles/, Patricia Louise HolznaRel- WE'RE AS 25—ChfirlosTlTtiitllK, *.IT; ' SO—Donald Gibson Henry' F. Ruhan • Carolyn Harmon Hillside Driving School . OeorRe G. Clah ' Walter Sommer ^Oeoi-Ke-Blindt Mrs. Warren Brown . Elizabeth 3-1968 2lk-Rose M-arie Ruban Mrs. Herman Hau.ssmann HAPPY AS CAN BE Mrs. Richard T. Bunnell Robert N. Ewon Leonard Hodapp Joan Ifuncheon Gnstaf .Engstrom BKOWNT AIJt(^rNI FUND Mrs. Fninlc Worlhinglon John E. Plemming, 1 Irish road, Mrs. John Wnibol Summit, has been named chair- Sharon A. Robblns man of the Brown University 27 - Mrs. Hol)ert A. Jones Alumn(| Fluid ,in the Summit aroa. Walter Shclton it lms_ been announced by fund of- AlwyinTT~ScTrriimm - , ficials. Flcmmlnj*,' a graduate with Barbaqi Green ••> ! the Class of 11)33, wll be in chili-Re nnounce Bnflle K. Hershey of aolocltlng .15 former Brown fctu Do..A r Thomas Rlllo dents in Berkeley Heights, Murray Mrs. Walter WiMnaelter Hill, Now Providence Springfield Klsle Martin - ' : mid*1 Summit. Th7r"natro"n-wide cam- John H. Gehrl, S'r. paign hopes, to raise more tlian Kathleen Kllen Dunn $l.Q0,»On by June HO. Our new nursery shop!

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and PLAYfrUL ONES! WA9 BEEN ESTIMATED THAT THE MIGHTY AMA2ON RIVER DISCHARGES CLOSE TO. Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 5MILLI0McUBlGFEET0F . Saturdays Until 6.-00 WATER EVERY SECOND, Unity will he n "irtt nrounVl town" INTO THE ALAMTIC OCEAN.' after IIIH liurbcry MI;C-i"'1''.v'- l'!l*" i/ ' '"'' Huvoiv.'Homcmakeva cyidcn'tly nRTeo/hncausu lure hy Lullubyc ini«i»Kilill- WATER CO: 1 Ib. Bag 81c I'ent' Iliivnr, Try it! You'll ii^rec with the rxperta AT. YOUR A&P —Custom G'round AtV Coll'vo docs taate bolter. Pago 4 THE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THUR5DAY, MAY 24. 1951 p.-aeeful warrior. -Allen .Mer.kin.' v.'tlcuiuc a ne'.v ii_;jl!3-U_tii"M(!ri- I .-.-n on display for the '('liiMr.-n's Lunch liooniiftenu Tui-.iday our •i/hiA.s took u walk Sprinj; K.T.,k 'K.-SIIVHI, HIU now be-. 'l:.c 11 i <: 1:41-m_a week at ituy-1 with Mrs. Aim' Kuurlh urn.le Ui (irades 3 — Looking Info Your Library ("iii.sliolm lupchrooni will .wv Norman ArfcMat's opois_um*. Mis. ICiilli Any IJI:: •" 'lied ami an- in il.in.uid. Hours: '.<> w bii'iki for adulLs includ.• — Tlirr (-)poN.TUni hung b.\' hi(5 tail frr>m '. Mi™-('laire Hoopmann . Yesteryear Monday N'orman'.^ finger. — Mnryunn Vi- Miss Marietta I'arkhurst .Daily 10:30 a.m. to !> p.m. "1'hu tVnti-r nf thi' World" by Macaroni and cheese, It-itucc; cino. XiiTe pupils from Mib.s Hoop- -M<"',_&'..Kri, Kvi-jf. 7:.'iO tu !i p in. Kirlmid L. T'lbin- ••'.Shininy Mi>un- apple h*iUt:e, pt-tinllt but- 'inaiin'.-i cl iAinbrii.,.- Kla.i H ami "l'driiaii of gravy, buttered' corn, bread, *-ffeut of good food on our bodies. JUVMONU BELU l'uhllnher Raekow.ski. Ten "Vrars Ago l-abrl!i." bv Hiizabcth Cnrbrtt. butler and milk, The nine who received their cer- look about and prove ii. The | firndu 5 . Thursday tificates were: Patty Hall, Char- Salary increases for all gram- miracle of .spring is on ev.-ry j MIl.l.IU ICN li-1278 - UNIO.MVIU.K 2-2(10(1 Miss Wuhl - MINS I'ursel Thi.- port of Sun KrulK'isco w«j- KalisiiKu ancl~noodlc casserole, lotte Bodner, l-'dward Cardinal, mar .school teachers receiving ide; friendaliiji, music, bool;.-, --. Thiti week the fifth grades com- Donald D/.lubnTyT'Phyllis Kupiiin, ili.scovt-red in ITtilt i)y Spaniards buttered green beans, fruit jello, than SI!,000 a year wero approved II are t'ree. Children accept ihe.s commanded by Don Canper de Por- peted in baseball nnd - kioli- ball. J_d\vr of the Township of Springfield Subacriptlon rate* I peanunnlitTri-—y- .Uie_i3i:hool_goveriimenL-committee t is. never ne---_ary -Or thc-m to' vance. Slnglo copies ten cents Bntrrcn^as secorid"cla.H3 matter October Friduy with n ticor*_of 16 to 6. Carole the enri~of the year. declined its policy favored $2,000 ack thtie plca_uri'jij_ no inaiu-r 3. lii.'il, at the I'nul Office, Springfield, N. J. under an Act of March 8,' Clam chowder, rgg snlad Cooney wa« the star player In kiek- to "b.e about the top Halary the low Inadequate the family income 1B7U. "~" sandwich, pickle, baked cipplc While the girls and boys in Miss __«nd milk. ball, both n.s.a kicker und in the- -FftrkhuTTH-^—clrtns—r-«t—hinc-h, they township could afford, to pay Its may «eem. TheiFlnTird.s may h.ive field. Dennie Becbc hit home a surfeit of the richest fare, no TIIL'ltSIMY," MAY .-I, 1H5I a like, to tell about things" which, teachers, Fifteen tpachera were run with two men on ba.se. He also hnve happened to them or show granted raises ringing from $100 matter how their bodies - are they have-been printing only. wna an excellent left fielder. The •something they have acquired. yearly to as low :ns $25. clothed and fed. Your library c(>n- Grndo 2 iimpjre, Richard Worrilds, said Among tile recoil. Interi.-.sting" re- t_in_ an varied and delightful an Mr. and Mm. William K. Heard Miss "SinfUi , -that—ICu«*n#—llH+fgcrty waa tin; ports were those given by Klnine assortment of children's litera- \\V—copied two riijrt iiis for of 102 Morrj.s.. aveinie, announced ture' as you will find in any 1 best ••.•port on the field..The scores Murie Ijiiinn'ittasin who. showed Mother-. ! Day nndtook them home Hn"a"'"1'petrlfied'li" Trofj-wlilch Her the ^engagement- of their ..daugh- brary of"comparative size and bet- were *c'16atf" «hd, be«t 'of alH the ter, "Miss Agnes'G. Heard, to Dr. to niir mother.-) In a folder-which plnyer.i plnycil with "..-true spirit •lister luid found under n stnur; ter than many.: mid Kvelyn Jlnlsh Drought. in-pnn."»y WP mode. -' .. . liy Mary fjOii Kiilrs wlio ]c( us BmlOD—B. Knapp, son of ' MM. A. James Caldwcll rif n .-port. B- Knnyip of Westfif-ld. This is not a hll-or-rni.sK rpllec- plrml.'.. Pelr-r_. Punt in grim—brought \\'p have elevon ppople in our We nil had inU of fun and hope listen I7T Ibn rr\.-\ r of the ocean hi ion of juyenile books t-lmt lin.s (ic- rlM.s.1 who have b«en present every n shell sin' hnd jiielied up ,-it"lhe l-ri-H-hi-tjoiiifi, Ino. Sally Ijiltlf, Joy we e-'in R^I in soine moi'e Riiiiira Maynr Wilbur Mi""Sc!.n>i1«r'"waa. iumulatnd through the yr-nr.i, but USE Krida.v .since our ln.st. nufrking Henshore. by Ailene Malielw-r \\'ho- FINISH WITH 1 r thif. Spring. authorized to designate f|ftec» i progressive, up-to-date li.":t. for ' .''.'K.tc J'y.'im fire-. / n p"-!urr nf I Jelinek, '"".lirrlcip [| ICarlr strcrtr We- liuve mnstly snort ;>pellerB in ol sentences. We ..fiiel _th«t^-J.his .which- coverprT" iidditloii .sji-htnie- Mun.ro I-ea, Dr. SCILVS, I.ois Len—: . It "holdi f*»t" lolldly and '- I_icry (,'.yre brought hin pet hen duck, 'Clifford Murphy brought his our grolipT . diagramming helps us to learn the TPIorrlrflown, "became- the brld-c of akl, nnd Klizabcth-CqiiLswoTth are 'tion, multipliedtion and division, John Robert-Klsworth, son of Mr. lo .school—Her iiunifi-is "Cherokee," little duck to school. .loan Hyder fJrndi; 3 parts' of speecr^and will be 'Bene- the five hi.KlTe.sl. scorer were:JRiLa just a few -of thr_innme.s to. be _VVf—W^*I-A—uwydei-i-n^—if—she'll look ficial to us in iitHngthc proper nnd Mrs. John W. Elsworth of found on tho—clilldren's -HIICIVCS^ ! made up a riddle about" ome more prelty about for fio long, Mr.1*. Crwfc contest this week, . , Arey'sT: clasK hnvo their, pictures We are trying to fchow Al.'m how afford. Their room i.i sunny siiul_ Mapln ft SpriiiRfirU) Averiurs plants in our rwm, Jimmy H:i.),"Ketl brought some pictures thatT' she posted: Gail LudiK, Mary Ann I'eL- by members of the Regional a good, citizen helmvcs, by being Grades 7 A R cheerful and on afternoons nnd i look with her camera i tinnicuhio, David Windlwsh, Gary Board of Education. Springfield Mi. 6-1242-3 luirioll'i.sh and considerate! Air.-Schneider"'- Mr. Winberry Saturdays, ^a bu«y one n.i well. Mls.s Gerclcs~cnm"i!""bn'clt~tb~vLsltr Prince, .lames Rubdn, -Biirbarrr Alan i.s polilo mid that, too, i.s a Mrs. Shaniier - Mrs. «(altohsen Three Springfield trjen left Fort The bcnuliful new books that have i llfl, II Wli.1 n LQC to~flccni'er7~Slfe~w7i« Hdvalla, Snndrrr-Rae,. .laneL Ro'w- nign of good citizenship.^ The eighth grade is- very busy Dix by «pccio,l train" for Pine very plen.'jed with our utorln.i nnd lins, Edith. Deller, Alien IIuherT All of- our. rending grr>iTivi have working on it5 -graduation—pro-- Camp, New 'Yorli,_.wh.cke-.they.,.w.Mfi_ drawings;, and she said we hnd .lolin Klsch, Sally QuerqucM Biir- their nmiir-.s on lhe~Reridrn>; Chart, grnm. A lot of^work and_ practice to be assigned to_the 4th Armored IniTiroved. , h;ira Savage and Sandra Burns. First Church of Christ, Scientist (July a few •miiHt work a little .still r i'ma ins lo be done. However, Division for training. They were 1 .Iiuly Kiiye, Richard Siebcrt, (Irado 4 201! SprtniifU-lci Avenue, -unuut't. N'.'J. harder to keep their name. ; on the the class has selected [i speaker Edward L. Brill, Donald-A.'Coin Eugene Schrnmm have new glaas- •Mrs. Florence Kouuelihoven A branch of THB MOTHER CHURCH. THI! FIRST CHURCH OF and c-hart. ' . and htifi done work on choral read-' and George E. Conley. e.i. '. We.went to the Sprinfideld Li- CimiST SCilENTIST in Bruloll, Miu_. (irndc- 2 ing. Sunday Horvli-o 1.1:00 A. M. Bundiiy Behool, 11:00 A. M. -~ Grade 3 brary on Friday for. the -Spring Mrs. Hill We are sorry to flay "goodbye" Wurtnosdiiy Mi^ctliiK, a-JS P. M. ' : -Mrs. Dunn Book F'estlval. We saw tho new LISTEN FRIENDS! J. During the pnst week .some, of to Mr. Bornholm, who has been_ Rootling Room, 3-W Spi'liiKllold Ave Opon dnlly 10 to 4:30 except The 3D clans had jwiiirprisc on -hooks that were on display. We (Continued from page 1) us have worked on mural dbout activalcd by tire' Reserve.' Sundays mul Hnlldnys; nl.no Friday ovcnlm;s 7:30 to 0:30 and n Monday. One of our cliiriamafivr expect to"take the books out next Immediate spring. II Is finished now and i.s folks appeared at (ho polling nftrTTiio WodnwulHy-ineottng.. visited us.—Patty Jordan. We Special €hiKH week. Oiir mothers drove ua to "decorating one of our bulletin were happy to .see her. _ Mrs. I.itisliimr the Library. places it 'Was a sure bet their Delivery hoards. We think it i.'i very fioocl We have been doing experiments Ralph Vogt, Marianne Belx and La.it week Ruth Ann Toomey votes were. In tho affirmative . . . , NO DOWN PAYMENT work. with.jwntcr. One day we cut. a..pbz_ Marjorie-Bcller have new reading brought in one of her sister's considerable, credit for the trc: 36 MONTHS TO PAY Wo 'have made illustrated 'book- tato nnd ptit'a slice on a sheet of books, They like these books very paintinfis. It-w«3 Very good. '• FOR QUALIFIED VETS mendouH victory and th« hravy lets' for one of ;lhe poems uned in -wniei'-ftnd- watched' It get smaller much because you not only rend, Don Booker showed us "a hook "World"a Top Trader" our writing period. 7' about'Alaska. He explained to us vote is iluu. proyioiiNly to the com- MORE EDUCATION us the juice evaporated. We also but you draw and color, too. We u.se all of our poem.4 for made designs on paper with po- -how they canned salmon. We en- bined ufforts of tho Parent- choral rcmlhig. tatoes, — Raymond Chisholm joyed his talk.—By Charleno Col- Tencher Association and tho tirade. 2 Grades 3 1 lins, Ruth Ann Toomey, Edwrin Springfield Woman's Club . . . Mrs. $elenvnge Kindergarten LARStN MisH van Arsdale Prrchurd mid Virginia Rudy. Mrs. Thomas Dohorty nnd Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Chandler' Some people feel that their education iti finished when Some...of__t-.hi2_i;liil_v.c fin- Spring is in the air and youth firiMlc I KAISER-FRAZER ished all of their Ba.sle Rending Mrs. Florence Towner ! Kenneth Bnndomer put In one of- -—-they graduate from the eighth-Ki'ndo, hi#h Hchool, college, or Open Evenings luiri poetry In.mind. Here I.s one Airs. Lucy Fofsylh .university while many others who. have Incited a formal edu- and-are now ..starting to read extra by Joseph Proto, nine years old, Mrs.' .Juliet WronHlcy" — We IHIVC boon—liqviiig-j.il «ril.h- the hardest working days of their 455 Valley St. Maplewood Rending' Boolw. 1 cation havo such a thirst for knowledge that tficy keep On Tlii' Mnplcwond-South called "Love": We IMWO been getting reo~ known they God made happme».s- could "HQC -nil the hlrds, animals Incentive or money available for a -constructive educational And God bluisa you," Bger, Judy Vance, Kathleen Clark, .-himy,i'iirirotf" the heartfelt apprc- •_ program. _ '-._ . and flowers we have been—ll«-l oi~.&ven a few-deaths each-year, thi -Prder.nlrTrado CJominlmilon \toTlld ~The Second'.G_ad_-waa very ^Inelud- [ iiiHJnSlln about—tho—r.l J.ssuoTT""Stop and~13cslst (;jTtTeF riiI"oli(:e. " SThce ' II; IN -S3F: IW : Poire)- — ("mil imi - HTnuT ehlTiTren le^.-uu enjoyable -partwreiTtST' The Sovcnth Grade .known, that t.ijliaciro~smnlcc -CIUIS™ Bu('rgerVj.lJ3euse" rosu]ting •tt+nrfprrted by - sTibmiltlnV* their nnd worthwhile hourMiWt~ -lias • leaniod~cvbontr-_onur«f(!t—_n_~ —fK^fetHTfemivo—*i.nd—aniputivtlon "of the -foot andleKa, also «incc^~ -efforts nnd" thoHo chosen to enter Driimntl.! .Club. -'File members, not. Its • powers.- how a jaw ~tn madck_ _.J!0i!MLdeatlH per yeairnTre-cHWS'efl I>jnnrrg_£iiicer due to cx- the contest were Dlelt .lohnson, only performed but_ii]ao learned inipeai'hmont, the line of succes- cesaiye clg.ircttc smoking. Isn't it reascmablo that- tobacco GUARANTEE! from OVIiss Rleg's class nnd Ron- t.ecbnit|ues from observntloh. Ro.,'- sion In the event of the Presi- prochicts iihould ne classed as a drug and each package be For The Finest . : . " ald Carney flnd Victor Tnmii; from er Smith ably acted n character dent's removal, resignation or required to carry the percentage conte.nt of nicotine, the Custom-Built or Ready Mfldo Mrs. Waters' clnss. ' pnrt.nf a ragged, mysterious old death, the electoral system, the Skull and Cross Bonen nnd a cnutlon thnt by fiihallng air — ON THE "HEART" OF TRELLISES The following people are being witch laughing and. speaking hys- duties and powers of the Presi- ladened with tobacco smoke canner nniy result? dent, Bill of Rights, and the re- More education i.s needed by the public on. these points.. THE RE'V.OIUTI'ONAR.Y ARBORS commended for penmanship this terically. Howard Cllckenger, in week: Arleen Stmver, Dcbby Brix a monologue .mimicked a. popular maining amendments including You can IUUI should do your part hy being an advocate and FENCES and Barbara R«u. ' ' ' , TV comedian. Good pantomiming the new Twenty-Second. demonstrator-of ,n belter w VOU~DO_6IYHAVE GUARANTEE on tho "heart" tSOMETHIM' Gflrdon Furniture BUD; of (ho revolutionary OIL-O- Made To Order MEMORIAL DAY—Lot "us pray that ?UN SERVICE A\ATIC—the device thai Wooden Wheelbarrows those whom wo honor today havo not SO IT HA- A VBRV gives* tho OIL-O-MATIC its amazingly economical pci- All Kinds of Indoor nml mado tho supreme sacrKico in vain. OUV6rAKJDIKI^i Lot us keep strong! At tho same tim'o PERFORMAMC_.» _formanco: the original Low Pressure OIL-AIR Noiile. Outdoor Carpentry W«rlc, pr_y for guidance along tho paths of •. Owner performance records prove that OIL-O-MATIC wisdom.- saves 2 out of ovory 4 heating dpllars. Before you buy "MAPLECREST- , just any oil burner—get Ihe details on OlL-O-MATIC . . • Carpenters & Builders 1701 Springfield Avenue • ,'• For Free Survey and Estimate M< CRACK EN SO 2-559i Maplewood FUNERAL HOME WM. F. M'CRACKEN ADAMS SUN SERVICE MORRIS AVE. UNION, SUPREME FUEl^tO. 569 MORRIS AVENUE ••• SPRINGFIELD 555 CENTRAL AVE; -'ORANGE, N!J. AT MILLBURN AVENUE ,THE SPRINGFIELD SUKj; THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1951 rage »,,vi.vn..-w;;! hr held r.-u:.i,;> SPRINGFIELD NAVY" - lory u'aii the lettei .-.i^iieil by inem- Hold 1st Lutheran j .Sunday w.tii every pru-.pi et ; Ejections Board Board President - Woman beis- nj the Township I'oln'llllUi'u . lot conducting tile in'l\'ll'« t't- ii VETERAN RETURNS 'Continued from pnge l) iiiliiiici|i.il_n_i' the day lii'ini •• tin- Lmorp a'-e<:-pt,able niorninr, hour in j ChurK-s \V. Mink, jinu-hint-ry referendum. Jt expri-rtirn nppi'ova|u-r repnrt ,j...... ,l_.,| .he lcv,,m.nd Chisl.olrn ! "•"" " ' >' "i'l'oimmem.,, (1, • d,,-i- of ]0]i:i'tiorin -AVi-r.- hi- open eaelr ! iiu.sbdiid of Mrs. Klinor.Mnik _o( Won-. ,..s.!i:.>]i- Ulgin;.; v-oler^'io eiirti ' ' . ''..,. ... - fo£«Lr. tth L . e -LI.ui'.. I. v ...... rill* <*'*!* ~k • Thursday until Jjni-: M Members for the efforts of o numbvr of or-' B7 Bryant, (iveniie Sprinptirtit;~7S" hallo:.; for ihe new scliool and cit- that tbe ci'rnmitee imd dn-jded r'l'li'i y air John HH.1-••Jinaiui and ganizations-' which. li«s worked in f'.HLyiii::ht p.'.p!.- Ill Bit. ndunce. ! o'f tlie board r.-e, utly 'adopted iliis i buck in the United Suites, after r :n;; the congested, conditions 'of not to talie_uny nction In uiKiiig ; U'ulli-r Gt.-Mt.-ilt. Victor Urichl" b Trooj) L-Brownies. Our l-'ly i p. • Tin- .H-"«iool' u II d-:fo r i II in. (it us an experimental prpunini. hi.-iialf of the . refi-renHuin. Kol- !_UlQrc— llian .iix IIIOIIIIIM- duty in the L:aldwell and Chisholin build- .support of the. proprs.il. Ilmvcver, • .11 rving.a-s tri^iourtr-andJMri loin: Iowirig^ fitvorabh; acci.-jitance of the "ami Investiture into Scmuiilg will) ".Shui:pike M:iin'-.tn.|- South Spring- ! The biJ7rr7J jilTTil.-- to ket-ji its nf- ihw Km- KnKt. • i1 n'gw. Max Sl)erm.iii, pre.sii!,-ni of the I Ha^uhnunii aa Sunday Hi iioi.l project by und«y School '.st'.-..s.ion.s will b.. be no extra enst.-; im'o'ved beesiirH- San 'Dii'»o, Oilif., ll'oiu Korea, Our troop will continue as number been lined in thU manner. How- letlei1 to each cotumitteemau for 1 tile office will he cio.'i.d Saturduyb "In view of the favorable und in Spnn:'. ii-':d. Tin- congregation I conducted next Sunday at 2 "fjlui momentous decision rendered here where she eijuipped "n,'e of the worship, ment not only of the findings of munication si-r-vii-e for the con-Susun Kiseli and Kuthleeji Clark PO.SMIS which would • have jjiven the .scrviee. - j•!''• announced hls-airinoji-topie to iic.i-nt to iiici-H—n— regular night of the" township _to_ a sense of re—• the Board of Education, but also ference between General of the are registered for Day Cinnp. _ ' rieed'ed school lu'-u.'-in^. Hill thi.s ',, "" ~T. . 'be: "G«iufi. a 'Mo.st. for ChrSi"" each week until tile, registration Troop 13—Krownies. We ' h.-ldj sponi*il)ility in making jiossible of the outside organisations, and Army Douglas. MneArthur and was one lime when itr< public .s|)ir- After the M-rva-c tin- group U-JIO • deadliiif prior to the November our nii-L-ting in ojir leader's back] needed school fai-'itics wa.s justi- individuals who have given of President Truman at Wake Is- ited moiherfi"" mudi" sure that -hr- nddre.-"-. il by the Rev. John Weber I'k'etion, Another factor, it wa-> yard. It was Inn toasting mursh- fi.ed," rihe declare 1. "IT PAYS" their time and effort .so unselfish- ! land! conldn-J—Imptii'ii ''ere iiRiiin. of-Xewail:, und II!>O Ihe Rev. How- stat'd, is to_)n^ltc_puiiihltu_night ly in this great need. mallows over the fiivplnee. \\!e- -T—Tlie elub, together with nieniber.-i registration luiurs in ftli^ubeth j ,ilsi< had chocola'.e covered grahains of Ihe Piirenl-Tf-iiehf i' A.srioeiution, iird Sehoenfi'ldt of Livirgston. Tin "'May I, 'therefore, as President BUY UNITED STATES wh,ere no i-veiiiii': hours are kept 'provided by _our hosteSH, Irene dislributed brorh. ,'re.s \yhich de- elcnii'-mcn a.-'-ured life audiciii-i of- the Board "of Kdimition lake liy the cit.v-ch.-rk, _ Summer Round-upf ^ I UnioniU,_O.'ir.poilor.cDmtnittee fin- .scri4)ed--the new school und the | MONTCLAIR ACADEMT^ JJiifLiiPportiiuity. to. thank thii vol- L'jLdjiT— pi'i .I,-JIIL ..ivc is trillion • pro- lished our-Strawberry Festival pos- pr'Vi.sijip need for it. They were de- : 3_\Valden I'liu-p ers'of ..Springfield, thp Pnrent- Arrrrrtllrrt _Ul>J« Collccr vi.sr.in.'. i.peei;i|. night houro for Sessions Sef ter.nnd It hna.'i linen given to Mrs.liver.-d to home.', In every Voting •' • AssoclHtion. the VVoniiin's .' • Prrpariitory Cnuniry 1 r,.-.iir-ri-llaixv.- Oivgory for, .iudgmi; l'"our . D.iv Si-hnul ." I** • s"SJ*^A ' " . - ^ " ^ HI * * * • > V^'-*-K •'Club, The S'prl.nirllflM Sunn and Annthrr remindr-r u.'is Hu^tnrM Trnlhitii,' l>i-p:irliiit-nt ' forty day;; before til.- election from our Iroop hnvc reai.'jlerr"! for -particularly the CilizenH lATIVisory yesterday by .school aulhoritiei. An nddiliouiil f/ii-trvr in the Vic- j SMALL (,'LASSKS—HOT I.IINCIIRS l'!e|'];:v of most of Ihe eollllty 11111- MO. 2-ID7) tHi'oil|> who have «ll' been instrur "that dales hnvp been set for the Pay ('amp. — uTeipalilii ,s al/.n I'.iep werkly eve- Troop II --Brownies. We pnir- -Mrs. Henry Vajico, chairman oi' BROOKSIDE SCHOOL_ 1 mental in making this _ilc Annual Kiridi'rjjii'i'lrii' "TTound-up. Pi ning—fffier hours, • '. . CVildwj'll kindergarteners t.ic-ed for I ho pni'ade ajirl our KlyIhe merchandise booth, would likej 321 Oranpo Itnuil ~ Up. OurKlv Upwill-bn hekr Satur- all (he'mothers who aTr~makingj Llfinrntarv rmmfrr Z parking facilities. "Truly, Springfield hnn this d' School •Mn$ ^'0, from ] to ;! p.m. Kaymond day, June 0, at 2:.'!0 p.m" "in thearticles .for the festival to give .Nmsrl-y Srluiiii ijnd -KlndprK.irtfW Adlerbert Chosen (nken a step forward -in provid- yard of our leader, Mrs. IlcWwrl- them to the troop loaders as soon _^_—' • ' <'onhfrnllon;il Chisholin kindergarteners will be INDIV1I1UAL ATII.NTIOV- ing decent school facilities for our Kern's~Jio]n(£^;l_l 1-i Alvin terrace. a.s po.ssible_ • • I Leader of.Club. chjldren, who after all are tho registered on "Friday, June J,- from -. TKA-NtiroKTI X to ,T ji.ni. ' Claire Longfield and Susan Melick Postor'Contost closes "TTay .')!.' Bo Aillcrbeit, president of the most important people not only plan to go to Camp Lenapi; and Please turn your poster In to_the SI'OftTS -ARTS - CRAl'TS . MUSIC Sunti^it- Dairies, Hillside,^ was today, but tomorrow." Parents of kindergarteners who Janet Leonard, to. Gamp Lou ,iudRe;i. -.. ' • — Itcclstur NOW for Si•ptrinhrr, I9S1 eU'ntedZ.pre.tldi'nt of the Cornell' were in Springfield at the -time of Henry Hoover- Club of Union County, at a meet- COUNTY TO OPEN tlie PTA |)ix'-school census hist Troop .'!--Intermediate. We will ing h-'Id recently

BAM'S LOCAL TELESERVICE NUMBER IS: UNionvUle 2-3700 .. THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1951

AGENCIES FOR SALE I SERVICES OFFERED_ WANTED TO BUY _ USED CARS FOR SALE ~iS—MASON tONTKACTOnS , commercial, holel-reatnu- U—MISCELLANEOUS GOOD piano wauled, bltlnwuy or "Tlk'.'.-Kinest Sale. Huy Rentals mm h«ip—jLiid- factory -workers (fe- olht-r.-Pleoir fctate maker, price, a^1*- oinlel iervtd. Lanr) or Nod Employ- IK. li's Woven, "THY ALPJCRN'8:" PER. {-GKM Y.m A T i rontractor, lsndi,caDlnK. 10 "COMPOSER," 217-7tb Avc.. .New -• Used Cars Obtainable" APARTMENTS FOR RENT ment Agency, «s Mala Bireei, Mad- ' CALKS, from 23c; CHAMIinAY. fi'jin |~rmn5nn, driveways. MaElltiro. fcsouib York City. ison »3-2tiSti. ' -- 2'jr; CHINTZ. Evernlazo. Ir6rii ti'Jc CCH-I Orimt:i!_2_6374.' --_— RUV KRO.M A HKl'UTABUO KIIRNIiOIKIi up.iiiuii'iit for, i,-m in Slllinnll. CM l|i'iw.'i'il 'J h.|iil-4,Oi,H.— IJI.'Ii'JV w^ushubl.-, ptllWiile, from 1 OLD cars. wreeKt-d cn, rt-a- evil. I'rii-r •IHKATHI<;AIJ OAU^E. iiui-n. sue j HUi Di-.Suut Ki-d.m HOTEL ROOMS Mlllbili Mlllljiirn (i-O'jlV. uotiKl swiaa, from 4'Jc; -TAWKTA.- 30— MISCELLANEOUS ' Miiiiilil'-. dill C'halliam 4-ogr»phlc*J I nocH. reduced 107«. Come tn., md old aluminum or meial cooking utt-n- coupe. Hydromatlc res 'U'M Ill'»OM with boiird in privatr" fn'mllyT brows* around' AND MODES ROYALK3 PATTEHN8 BEES removed by expert. Day or night slLs, or appliances, or foil, or collapsible Nrar transportmion. Box 313, buni- «rror« not the fault of lb« ad»,ertUer wUl be adjusted bj one free tnaertloa service. Mlllburn 6-0203. 1043 PontlBC , OPEN EVENINGS toothpaste tub?*, etc., metal valvra, bedan l.ViS .1350 inlt Hc-nilcl. •• • ALL COP-Y MUST- BE IN BY B P. M. TUESDAY _ Z—BICYCLES MORRISTOWN 4-507«-J PERMANENT driveways with Power fauceu, pipes iiinks.- Moves, radia- 1940 Mercury 4 door town AI.PEHN'S YARD GOODS.. tors, metal muga, va-st^, or anyihlnu lied IIII '— 176,1 I4U6 APARTMENTS WANTED"" HELP WANTED—FEMALE_ Il Motorbike, 100 M.P.O. New Alelerncy Milk Uurn oii'Routf lo. En Reliable—Estimates Given. Charlei of brahA, copper, lead, tin, iron or HI4!! Ford conv. r.lub ciillpo. 1511,1) \'2'Xi enuiue Job. $50.00.' Short Ilill^ 7- iriuice on Littleton Rd. (Route'2021; Sfharfernolh Mlllburn 6-1884-M. steel, also steel drums. H)4!) Lincoln town ;f;td;iu WOHlONt*. moih.T il.'.sirt--., :i'or 4 rtuju/ NOTICE TO JOU AfPLICANTI L'l>13. afler 6. No. 72 Bus .stop 100 ft. away. Morris Tbl» newspaper does Dot axcept DKNTAL iL-^liitrtiH for Summit olllcc. I'lnlna - "~TOR ALTERATION, REPAIR AND overdrive '.'Oil IBM np;inm.-»t In SumniU, or l>n:ir<| mid lixpurlence prelerrtd. .bui not es- Deliver via automobile to our buvlng ALL- or •nrer'A'DOVis CARS IN — jiravUlou o( c;u*.sslun rates to lob seekers should be re- of better quality for every mem- (Sou-May Issue - Page 3,d)~ BLECTRIOAL State Highway No. 29, .Welt Lane, 302 Broad Bl. - Sumnili ... .July lsi, CiUl Hum mil 0-J500, Ex- ported to the 0. S Department ol. GIRL for dry cleaning plant. Steady ber of the family Hour* 10 ro 6 (turn right on Krlck Farm Lane Just Now Addresa—NEXT TO- FIREHOUbl) tmiiilon *.!5l. —-work,-not on machines. Apply B. h. can" fitlU be obtained and' served WIRING FOR LIGHT to POWER beyond Smith- Caterpillar Tractor Labor. 32 Clinton Street. Newaik. Closed «J] da; Wednesday. Utllbum ihrousjh .TIME NOW AVAILABLE Open Evenliifis and Sundnyt or phone Mitchell Z-Z38Z. Schlosser. 2 Walnux St.. Summit.— -6-4126. . . Plant to our yard.) Telephone; UNlon- CALL US FOR ANY JOB IN YOUR vllle 2-4445. TORD, 1B40 coupe. R.tH. HpotllRhf SUMMER HOMES FOR RENT BOOKKEEPER, part tlmo, full charge, BLACK Persliill lamb coat, excellent ... J. A.MAHER ... ' HOME OR SHOP ^double entry-. bookke<:ptiiK- Sitlury J5^BLI ~± OHTLDREN'S playthlDIK and many new parts, excellent:, tires, LARGK ('(Hllii'.e on—b^aui.liul— Huisifx condition. Sl/.e 14-ICJ_Mlllburn—6— X>T MITlburn Ayontie d outuoor County lnHi-r l-^lout. rowboiu. eitnoc. HELP WANTED FEMALE »25 per w>-ek. Give- icuJjilni?, ^xpi-rl- ll)06-n. Call Mlllburn 6-41113-W l-QUlpmeilt. Mununll 0^2287. i.harp car, $325. Summit (i-1554-J, encf"; rt-'fercucctr-Boji- 2\f>, -Summit SUMMIT, N. ,1. l Au::ll!,l .11 lo Kepi. II. $60,00 per ATTENTION, recent and prospective ~ Herald. 5—FUKNITUHE THOMPSON'S Removal Sale — Glass Diiy' SUMMIT 6-2703 Night WJf PAY CASH loi your used furniture Rnyal biiivliir:..1. . roupo. week. Kummlt li-flJHii-J. hl(!l) bu.iln.cs8-pn.ri collnKe graduates. antique!, sliver books. brlc-»-br»o —Gifts—China 50°n off. Many won- palnjtlnKs,' works of art. etc. Black, 1041, 6 oyliiUiiT, $450. Cull Secretarial, utr'noirrnphy, typlat, HELP WANTED—MALE derful buy;;—39-BceohwoooTnd. JI—PAINTING— DECOKATIN'O lifter lQ_n.m. on Saturday. lU.ll-ii- 3 COTTAGE^FOR RENT '—clerks. bookkeeping iiccountlnB, Modern bedroom 5 pcs. »95. Curly JpORQE'S AUCTION ROOMS way bcrjjx_; miittri ss, ATLAS coiioh carriage, slightly used. S14. Cull summit 6-o;Wl-H. " roin.b, National, I-BrMr Key Punch. mit and vicinity, btendy work, mil- 3 piece living room set. Reasonable. -^ J. D. McCRAY » Tel. Bummlt O--09M ieliecM lit Ortley HeiH'b. lll'ur Ki-lisliin. _ rlr.. and dictaphone, etc.. If you —^»ry and tips, A\in over 21, mule, full size $12. Old Slipper "chllir $16. Call Summit 6-2D37-W. Painter. Paperhanger ana Decorator We will buy your attic cont-nnf KORD, 10I111 tudor, Kood mochanlcjU Hel::hifi..Ciill Lawrence.-Mudlson 6- nre—planning for office po/iltlonji. Kood character. Cull ..Summit ti-OAM. SIMKIII metal bed S5. Solid cherry bid- BD 6-8348 coiidUon. Excellent tin*. Call Sum- (W30-R, ^ rooni: Andirons $4. I-'Irc scri-en $4. WANTED to buy Diamonds Colored Newmark'x Agency will a.v.lfit In sc- TAXI driver. ciilTsummlt, (i-1100. DON'T THROW YOUR SHIRTS AWAY Painting and Pupor Hanging Stones. Gold Jowelry and Watchea mit (i-OO23-W. HAY. I1I-:AI). 3' bVdroom- coimce. neur rllrllli: thn—nnn .VOW wimt. Many Maple Hat desk 515. Chippendale sofa Collurs iind cuffs turned or replaced. TpM RUCCI • AHU YOO-A SALKKMANV • 135. 'Double arm student lump $20. Authentic Appraisal) JEAN ft TAOK bi'acli. AViillahlf nionlh of_A li'.ivo been- placed, why not you?, 24 New ..collars and cuffs in stock. Hut- _-aumnilt-6.-6i75-j Ccrttftbd—QamnlaKlst. 15 year* ; II $.'i(io. Bui I'.'.i Mlllburn. lii'in;, Park rinrn, Mnrrlatown 4.-:W»ll. Huvlni!-dlffliMilty? Are cut-buck* und Old pine dry (.Ink 142. Victorian •.ofil tonholeti - Covered buttons - Belts - Wllllnm street. Newark. N J slioriaKm . nffcctlnK your-liicoiiinl_,_lf JIM. Summer ruirs J4. 5 pc, nreakfiuf Huckleji - Buttons - Notions. Try us ~_ PAINTSNG—PLASTBrUNG Rentals Jujvni1,F.H, mnks.'luitjprii. cooks fln.t they are; and you are Interested In a «rf$30. Muboj^any'drop leaf table $4J1. for f»7iI~*serviCTT*.~sinjunlt. Sewing Ma- 7 - PAPKRHANGtNG - CASH fOK vour old books ImmcdUt* HOUSE FOR RENT floor. Hcnc-rttlK, caretaker*!, gardener* change und hiiVe aJcur, write u.'s, stat- Pln'i lultch-csblnet. 1'latform rockers chine Center. 100-Summlt Ave. Summit Removal Call PLainfleld 4-3BOO FURNISHED ROOM FOR REN1 . Ali.o select, help supplied. Ne(oark'ri ini{ experli;nce,_ or apply, Electrolux Mil- Kneehole desk, walnut $2B. Twin 6-0210. Next to Jersey Central-Power & INTERIOR—EXTERIOR A;;i'y., 24 Pn,rk Place, MorrU>town_.4__^ portable baby carriage $10. ONtl (le.'ilmble room on quiet litrt-ef Corp., 435" Park Avc, Pl;ilnfleldT _ Light Co. — • "Best Mutn'rliils — Work Guaranteed WE PAT blRhest "oasn price, for any- Lovely 4 iH'lilooin house In- |:ood i.et'^ :(il!MI ' ' "' thing Antiques chlni". silver, bric-a- tn • Mlllbtirn One' block_i(_i'om bur. UifiVER for flower' uiiop. Full .time. COLONIAL TREASURE HOUSE "BOB FABR1GATORE and live minute walk trHbi.ciiiiwiiiiim t Ion. C'nnvcnlemly loaned I ye.ir SAIJK.SWOMAN. .Gllarllnm. "417 Hprlng- Permanent pojiltlpn. Cull Murmon'tt- HIGHWAY 20 WE. 2-11120- 14 CALIFORNIA redwood combination brac palntlnns. CURS Your attlo oon- leii;,i'_ uiKurnlsbed. f'.'.()(l per nioinli. .flt-lrl Avnntli!. Summit 6-4306. screen and storm wish. Call Summit J182 Morris Avenue - ' Union. R. 1, , tents our specialty. Station. Phone -MlllbunfiUaUJiL FlorUt. Call Mlllburn 6-0222. - MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. ' - mlt 6-0027-M after 6 p.m. Call 0nlonvlllo 3-3688 SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS ^SPENCER M,- MABEN, TUN. Flru National Bank and .Trust LARGE front rooiu centrally located. "~^-m AUTOMOBILE Open every day one to nine p.m. . 47-49- Summit AVenUt Company of Summit! would llkn to. -1 CHEVROLET wire wheelB equipped WANTED: HoUsra to paint. O. B Summit 0-2110 Gentlemen preferred. 9 riiriniey PI., • - ' Real Lor Interview youuw-ladles sccklnR per- with 4.75.-5.00-HI tires and tubes. White Jr. & Co._ Painter and Dee- Summit. 2'1 ner-clrwbnrr Hd. Suimmi, T MECHANICS, TWO' " •MAPLE double bed, box spring- and 1 manent Kenonil clerical position*. •Would bo good for truller, $35. Also .orator, 13 FJdgar Street. Summit GUN collector wishes to purchase Runs Kumnill (!-IDilii 1 Two aiitomobllo mechanics, one • " ifialtres.-,. Good condition. Mlllbnr.n Summit- B-1103-R Preo estimates WIDOW would -.llleiOn.Mhurn (I room .*i day wnek, nood r,alarlrev plnir>t capable of acting Immediately w; a 6-1117. motorcycle windshield,, $6. Summit And revolvers:—modern or antique v/orklriK-condltloiu. Tolepliono Sum- G-2602, Pnlr prices pald,-8ummlt a-6«28 home with middle imed, refined Servlco ManiiRor; ono who bus tho 3t— PA I NTING-DECOn ATING llUI^.Mlefernnre.s—Mlllhurn 11-0212- J. \Vi:i,I,!-I,Kl'.T, C!n.pp ('oilr—Ma.-/. All -jiilt (Mooo for appointment. ability and ambition to advance In 10-PIECK walnut dining room suite. Excellent condmmi__Eiuu;onabl€. MICROSCOPE — 125 magnlli'catlon;' PARTY wl'shM to'nu; antiques, house- ROOM with private butil. Gi'lll'Irmen yt:\v round, -1 brdrnoni Innisc, ball HIGH school ijlrl B» mothor'a Jiclpcr a short tlnin to Service Manager. Muni •'$15. Honeywell motor switch, $10. PAINTER and paperhanger want! Wi'iy belwei'il .bench nnd vllliiae, J700_ hold furnishings., dishes, etc. Call only. 5 minute:, to train. Mlllburn 1 r for tho mimmor.-l-chUd. Idoal lor rjn experienced. conHc_lontloua. Ford Mtllburu fl-1424-J mornings. Summit 6-2602. work. Intorlor and exterior work per sen tin, $:!. i!l j»er niollth, Sllintnll one who would like to mako BOJIIB Servico valuable but not osaontlul.- Gutters cleaned and tarred Work- Oaldwell 6-3911. • 0-1M5. Highest salary for the right man. Re- TKH-PIECIS dining room sulle, dark- ii-.i:nii-,l uifcr ii p.m. extra morioy bofore ellt'otlUK college walnut, i;ood condition. Coll Ulllon- PILLOWS.—silence cloth, cnmuls linlr munshlp guaranteed Reasonable LOVE SEAT-davenport and 0x12 urey THiS KUCLJD, 111 Euclid Ave. Ileautl- thin fall. Call Summit 6-4471). ply In your own handwriting, numlng robe, gliL'iswarc und dishes, twin Prod Pleper. 1 Springfield Avenue, broadloom mi;. Short 11111K 7-3015. fully furnished lurrco corner room HOUSE WANTED TO RENT" present and previous employer; lull vllle 2-lN0(i after 4 p.m. . Springfield, N.J. Mlllburn 8-0834-J "BTENOaRAPHER-typlst lor law of- account of your experience. Box 300, viic.-sweoper with attachment.';, ma- with prlva-tc bath. Atlrac.ilve to SIX large white Adirondack chairs. hogany shaving stand braided rugs. tho;;e iippri-clatlni; un unur.ual TttANSI''BllRI5D FROM "WK8T~CO7\ST" /Icn In.Summit. 5 day week. No «- Summit Herald, Summit. • —5x7 Sarouk. Call Summit 6-6164. 32A—PIANO TUNING SCRAP METAL Sule.s lllDlll'li'',* .'ii'eUs ;i or 4' bedroom. porlonco necessary. Idc-al for one who Short Hills 7-241)0. home. Near all transportation. Sum- _niIt fl-0140^ . 2 or 1"-_. bnill.'house neur i;fii27.. ASSISTANT Managor. Singer • SewlnK SLIP covers, general repair. Bofa bot- Trust Co. of Summit, N. J. 6 KOOM HOUSE night stand, broiidlpom run, 4-plecn mlt 6-0082-It after n p.m. Thursday. toms rebuilt, SM 50; chairs 17.50. O _nUt_(l-74in-AV. - . Conter,_Ask _for Mr. Humonllc, Man- bamboo set, Flemish —oak dining Oil lieii.t,, convenient, locution. l*nri;e ager. «1A Main Struct. Mlllburn. 2 PAIRS of girls white roller skates M. Thorpe. Livingston 6-2066. MAN'S wallot contalnlnit money, PLEASANT room, all north. we:;t, ex- lot. Aviilliibln June lut. $100. SALESWOMAN .._ room furniture, davenport, hearth iind cases. Sizes 7-71/2. Very rea- 41—CESSPOOL CLEANING papers and policebadBo. Reward. poiiure. Private home. 5 minutes to jECTRCL engineers having degree sot. Excellent condition. Summit sonable. Call Summit 6-6752-j. . nil transportation. Call Summit (i- THE RICHLAND CO. _ or equal exporlonce for R. S. Coll (1-2165-J. Summit- fl-2152.-- • • - •- ELECTRIC fitovo, 4 mod. old, $75. —1722-W after (1 p.m. Realtors design and: :_dovolopment work— KINDEL solid mahogany—double bed, PASSBOOK #15074. Tho Summit TrUftt W« h»Ta e,n opening tn. our MELL- Pormanont. • EHBOX Electronics— 550 Child's chlfferobe, white, $15. Sum- EXPERT 2 FURNISHED rooms in private home. 41 Mapli. St. aunimll r>-70in- BUKN BTORE for a, young woman Springfield Avenxie,— Berkeley pineapple, four-poster, complete mU, 0-5230-R. Co'.' Kinder please return. Payment Men-only. Call Summit (1-4150-J. Intor«ite4 la' a combination selli with'coll sprlnn.'i and Tiiattri'ss.-enll ivtopped. Helghts,-N.J. Summit 6-5432, Summit fi-3173. WHKEL CHAIR, kitchen set, frl|>i- SINGLE^ooin and-bath, furnished. ROOM AND BOARD svlld olorloal Job. SANITARY CESSPOOL BRACELET, flat, nllvur with camel APPRENTICE. -Loam linoleum—itraf dalre, wheelbarrow an1 d other Good rei;ldontlal r.ectlon. Near town. carpot laying trade. Apply Gordon LAST oull, 10 piece walnut dining pieces. Summit 6-I549-W, .'• SERVICE tolled on top, near Summit i;ta- Call evonlUKfi-Summlt ffl-lDOS-W. ROOM and board for elderly perminT" Apply Mm. Fowler, Mlllburn Store or L. Hubort, 317 Mlllburn Avonuo, Mlll- room, Eiusy -wringer wuuher, Coldspot tlon, M;i,y -8.- $5 reward. Call •Sum- t-rny service and cure If lioi-drd. Call refrigomtor. Very reasonable. 40 • BABY EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE mlt G-2217-J. UNUSUAL larK.ijoom In one of Sum- M'KllBon H-1305, - Employment Office, 9th floor. Nowark burn. Beauvolr Avonuo, Summit, como OaN'lages, high chairs, play, pens,' etc, CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS mit's best apartments. Available LINOLDUM mechanic— Apply Gordon aftor 2 p.m. Baby clothes In-good condition, Buy, CLEANED, BUILT, REPAIRED June 1st. References oxchamied. Call L. BAMBERGER &1C0. swap or lbt for sulc. Chatham i- FOUND Summit fl-4245-M., after 0 p;mr OFFICES FOR RENT h. Hubort, S17 Mlllburn AvonUcr 8—IIOUSEHOLB GOODS 23B8-R. . . • T'"On« of Amorlo&'s Oniit Storea" Mlllburn. FURNISHED r_jpm In Summit. Near OFFICES for rent Rli||-|e or coilliect- bOOKKHEIPHR-STBNOOBAPHHR, full DOGS — 0AT8 — Bee Bummlt Animal MEN for machine work. Piece and AIR condltlorrerrl-yrar old. Frlgldalre. JACOBSEN^ power mower, $55. PhiTco Wolfare League notice Boclnl p»Re. all transportn.t'lon. Call Sunimlt (I- I11K rooms. Centrally located. Call ohargo oomplote Bet of boolai. Union portablo radio, $10. Short Hills 7- CARL GULICK 0112-R for information'. Summit (i-5474. County Coal and- Lumber Co., 102 time rato Jobs open. Paid holidays Call Summit 6-6744. 2061). Summit Herald. I' ffour dog Is lout Mountain avonuo. Sprlnuflold. vacation and lnnuranco after tiuull- HGTPOINT electric clothes dryer. BOX 838 REAL ESTATE WANTED "lytng., This Is your opportunity to Now.. Never used. Dendlx dohixo AIR CONDITIONING unit. G.E. Used. MORRISTOWN USED CAR FOR SALE APARTMENT FOR RENT ypMAN. whlto, to holp-wlth children got In to tho aircraft lnduatry. Ap- automatic wantier, Bolt-down mod- 1 ton capacity for large room or -WAK-T-ED— In tlln OraUKOB, Maplewood, I and houae throe moralng* a week. ly XT. S. Hammored Piston Ring Co., el. Summit fl-0040-W. small store. Tho finest floor model. ~ MORRISTOWN 4-2082-1 1036 DODGE sedan, now engine, 15,000 Short Hills, Summit, Chutham, etc— Mtllburn (S-0812-J. Stlrllng, N. J. o Cull after 6 p.m. Summit tt-6081. LISTINGS — SALES — APPRAISALS I GENERAL' ELECTRIC Washing Ma- BERNARDSVILLE 8-2082 miles. $150 or best offor, Can be •^EECH. SPRING iJOlISBKBEPBR for Bprlngfleld family TEACHER for »ummor-WQrk,-to repro- chlno, rlnger-type. Good Condition. CIROFLEX ..camera, Rupax shutter, soon at Summit Sorvlconter- Ga- MANAGEMENT — INSURANCE of throe. 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. S days n sent an outstanding edutinttonal Bent offer. Roaello 4-1623-J. "• excellent condition, lens shndo, filt- rano. 211 Broadest;, Summit, Sum- DONALD W. WILLETT, Realtor woolc. »22.50. Millburn 6-010fl. u . leadership program In your com- er:!,. Helland flash equipment.-Cull mit 0-3120. -GARDEN APTS. 25 -Hiilm.eil-St., East Oranire, N. J. munity. This attractive summer HOTPOINT refrigerator 6.5 on. ft. Short HlllH- 7-3537, Friday n-0 p.m..1 INSTRUCTIONS Phone OR. 3-2023 Eves. OR. 5-5204 BTHNOORAPHBR-bookkocpor, Summit work program glvwi you a' jjuuran- "Be.it- of home permanent.';." -Hirnr —Saturday 0-12 i\.m. BUICK, 1030. Pair condition. Very office, hours 0 to 5; 5 days, Inter- AUTO DRIVING reasonable. Call summit C-II752-J. 851 SPRINGFIELD_AVE. LOTS FOR SALE esting work. Call Siimmlt a-8S40. timd Incomo for each cull made, l.'t 15 or moro years of perfect re- FliiDIiiRAL photo onlarner, new, $25.00. plus a liberal commission and . a frigeration available for only 475.00. French doors, $30.00 pair. Porch CHEVROLET coupe -1038. U0od~coSu> SALES and Service woman. SlnRo -bonus on oacli solo. Opportunity for Short-Hills 7-2920. • Learn To Drive tlon. $150.> Good tlrco. Summit fi-53B5. SUMMIT, N. J. BHAUTIFUL wood lot, 208' front X 200'. ' flowmg Center. Ask for Mr. Hu pormanent position If desired. Full jicroons good, $3.00 each. Woodon 230-245 Summit Avo. $8,500. Call ) 8 YEAR SorvoUrefrlgorator, 6 1/2 cu. broom cabinet, built In typo, $20.00. CERTIFIED" AAA Instruction.. Uorrls FORD 1942 coupo, Kood condition. Call Summit' (1-4510. monllc, Manager. 61A. Main Street, details on-rcjqueat. Wrltb only uta,t- , ft., good condition. $100.00. Short Short Hills 7-3765-M.. County Auto Driving School Dual -IVi to '5 Room" Apartments ,,_, Mlllburn. • . - • • lng ago, education, phono and controls. Telophonc Morrtstown •- —MltatKoTnpm'40, hntween 12-2, presonit teaching position. A Mfirsh, Hlllii 7-2614. BEAUTICIAN. njl around oporator, RUG 8 x 10 India Drugget, cleaned, 52ll3~Joa. Rublno. Mar. 1028 IIUPMOEnjE $50,00. _Soa.lod GARAGE WANTED J^ 1325 Putnam— Avouuc, Plalnfleld, HARDWICK . gas range, 4 yours old, - perfect condition, cast $30,000, will beams, heavy duty i?i*uerator, new. Viicancie.i From Time To Time Ohivrm Halrdrosocrs, 4 Center St., _ N. J. $75.00. Combination sink and stool ue.ll for $15.00. Mlllburn 0-0271-R, MUSICAL INSTRUMUNTS 1'RO1''ESSIONAIJ man de.slren i[ariiiiiini;flold Avenue STENOGRAPHERS and gonoral cleri- TO RETIR1SD MEN LIVINQ TWO four-grave cometery plots—at" K—Rr BENNETT, Toachor of Piano. "inul Eutheven Place. Cull Bummlt" G. E. AUTOMATIO-wiL'ihtng machine. Graceland Memorial Park. $75 por --Clauslcal and Popular.-Ijateiit-Meth'-. Hills. 7-2350, Telephone Summit (1-7016 cal position* available at Citizen's —ON-1NCOME* Now. Call-Mndlson 6-0030. (i-0702-W lifter- 0 p.m. Trust Co. of Summit. Experience Would you llke_to supplement your grave. Must bo soUl_to.sottle estate. odii. LiMkHoiVB-ltt"yo\ir-lurr(ii!._6j_fi Dor^ -lMU-CHEV.ROLET, floetllno licdan, two- doolriblo, "but not neoosaary. -5 day Income by soiling In a hlgh-grado field G. E. WASHER, fully automatic. Ex- Write Box B, Sprlnuflold Sun. Ian Rd., Wejstflold, N. J. Call West- tone Kroon, radio, heater, undor- for a hlgh-RTiido or_janl7;atlon? It field 2-5300. 4V.-ROOM npartment, convortod biuie- TOO TOTcLASSiFY week? Pleasant- working condition*. cellent condition, Call "Summit 6- MAHOGANY full iilzo bed, box spring, coatlntf, slip covers, all accessories. ment. $130 per moiUlb.. Be.it coctlon. Cull Bummlt 6-3300. would rellulro. rogular attentlo»i, bxit 5458-J. ^_ lnnomprlng mattrras. 4 burner top 23,000 mlle-H. Call Chatham 4-01110. only 5-day« a week with the length oven gas stove, fair conclltlonT Screen CERAMICS—Open house, 1 to A. Wed- Available 15th of June. Call after 5 HELP WANTED FEMALE boiCKBEPEn, undor 30, Accounts STUDIO coach... $30; walnut dining 1 nesday and Thursday aftornoonB. 1039 GRAHAM A-d condtlon, Cnll p.m. Summit o-o:il4-M.. of day adjured to the Individual 1 door Gfi'/j" x 6' ft }.!", no hardwivro. GIRLS or women for checking miirk- payablorBxporlonce proforred. 5 day case. Long vacatlojkt could bo ar- room finite; '$50; slnglo bed spring Call Short Hills 7-2732. Bring your apron and Join the fun Chatham 4-4)108. - ., APARTMENT TO SUllMiT wook. Pleasant working conditions. rangod. Now York and Northern New and mattress. $12. All In good con- Mrs John I. Croot, 15 Van Dyke inK, and Inspection work. .No ex- i . ditionr"Summit 6-1010. VACATION TIME. SPECIAL. Here'il a TWO rooms, kitchenette. Furnished. perlence necessary. Good piiy while Air Reduction Bcaearoh. Laboratories, Jorfloy aroa civil: Mr. Durbln, Account. TWO Badminton racquets, Wrlglvt- Placo, Bummlt. Summit 6-0405. reliable Packard ntntlKht 8 with Convenient to Lap.kawiinna. July- lenrnlnii. Apply Columbia cleanliiK Murray Hill. Summit 8-6700. Exocutlve, - after 6 P. M. Tolephono STOKER, electric furnace man, ox- Diteon, with braces, $4.00. each. Short Hills 7-3605-R. radio, heater & Rood tires, to take AUEUHt. Call Summit 6-0350-M,, * DyeltiK Co., Chatham Roiul, Sum- SECRETARY undsr 30. Business. or collont condition. Now In oporatlon. Movie noroon 36 x 48' In leather DIAMOND APPRAISERS you thoro nnd back. Asking" $250. after 5. mit (l-:noo. Summit 6-7974-J. carrying case $4.00. Short Hills 7- . Summit n-2G02.___i -_ secretarial school graduate proforrod, BOYto cut Kraim, about 3 hours work 31523. . • FOR 1 year, bedroom, llvlnn room, 5 day wook. Plooaant working con- OFFICIAL Diamond Appraisers. Sidney \WANTED TO BUY 1 por wook. In Wyoming ooctlon. Box SMALL portablo dishwasher excellent T Holt. Est. inB2 MA. 3-2730 7!M 1»ORD coupe, .1030 Model A, Kood run- kitchen, bath. Cool attractive, $135 ditions. Alt Reduction Roncarch 1UI Mlllburn Item. condition, $20. Cull- Summit 6-260V, 10— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Broad street (Market): tske el. to —nlnR-condltlon,_$55. Chatham 4-4713 — a month. References required. Sumr_ imiT.liTNG lbt no or 70. Near trans- Laboratories, Murray Hill. Summit ninth floor. _. aftor C. —^^ iltfl7220M fl070fl OHISMICAIJ oporator, small chemical BANJO and C'uokoo clock, Shofflold STEINWAY,— Mason" and Humblln, portation. HOJ__.321_, Summit Herald. lant, oxporloiice not • noceasaryr Gilvor tea swt and t^ay(_odd pieces of Wabor: A-l; Spinet 1525. Summit 6- WAITRESS. High typo. 3-3 night* por S>uffel ifc Esser Co., Morris Avenue silver, brass, copper, and Iron. Fire 7498. • z - :-weekv WUl ps,y regular monthly • and Weaver-Street. Summit. Sum- tools, aoreens, grates, Oriental ruga, '-w»ge. Married or single. Should own mit 8-3911. , . •>.,, mirrors,- Olrondolej set ihlp"~-and BPINtT piano with benchTTr'ictt"and oar. Oood pay—Reply to Box #307, post lamp, Franklin atove, day bed, Read action. Perfect meohanlcal con- Summit Herald. YOUNQ man, handy, ambitious, per- chalM__.lohgue, Wlokor porch sot, dition. Excellent appearance. Price manent position, full or part time, $300. Call Wostflold 2-5613. drivers llconso. Call Summit G-O3G5. Kornerles, douk, woather-vano, lawn WANTED — PLASTIC mower, stovo, sink, out glass, type- VIOLIN With case omd.bow. $30. Call TO* s ALE TILE settera helper ».g«Ua_tQ_25,—op- writer, draperies, wardrobo closet ESTATE DEMONTRATORS portunity to learn tho tile trad** and bird oage. 3S0 Main St., Madi- Summit 6-2602. son, Thursday and Friday, May 34 Ambitious housewives »nd ssJeswomem Call-Summit A-thld . -Kliop. Mlllburn B-4441. - ' — worklhK conditions. Air Redticttoii_ ' 1471). •- -ham 4-,1flO2=Jf, .. : one -. -^-..- r—. M5,()00~ —Rcioavoh La-bora-torled, Murray Hill In Jtlat a. minutes -Walklrom..thle! noa-t, SOUTHERN EXPOSURE —summit o=070o; —=-;—-_-- ___ _a_OI.iIt>...".BBipK. 4-bodroom, 2-buth Cl.EnK-uaaCJSX,-uiulor"30rBood typist, SERVICES OFFERED 3 BeechWood Rd. : -Bummlt, (1-1071 Jiojnc-'.ivlth Tbvoly BMidlo "llvinu-room, —-for accctuntlmr-*'*P"''tment. 5 dmrz ADTHORI2iED DEALERB. WOTthUiilton white irame Colonial. .. _ dream kltchon,~2>.ciir Kurdk'e. double Georgian mnr.terpiecc wrnrij week pleasant wo^khTtr^otniitionu; MAL1S gro..' * prorti—olorfarr"' I"om«lc: —p\imps, alr_comprcsjiarji^~STurtovaut 23—CAUPENTEKS lot. Only. 1(1 yiMira old ..-:-.• .-.-W8,500 valley.. Secluded terracn - oycrlpokii .(I J —^Alr riitlnrrrDn~lti>.ii>aTch Laboratories, clt)"fk's~Tirrd checkers. "Moat wrappern,. -blowern. Wostlnghouse, Oenttiry.^O^S! • HQUSII halt nix roorrui,_ rocroi_tlori "jY.:t5',«M'OAOir-»«Bd»d-for-thla A- ;iiortsii of Iiiwnii, 6rcluircl7~Ka'r"denf . Murray -Hill, '5nnTmlt'H-.H700. • moat cUtWrjr-for utoro In Summit *Eloctr|o :mntordV-^-ojiXi 0 I e t e stock year-oUfwlitto Colonial. II Ijedroomii, wooda. Bpcclnl featuriw; Jli Varonr-enll Summit U-45011. pumna..alr comprcssorg, pulleyB,-mo- room, gas heat, 'garage, and low taxes— tlroam kltclien.-.uowder room, recreii-1 WOMAN to koep houBn lor wltlower tors, fansr^blnwors, " unit heaters, JJEHUSCT" bath, ^lavittoxy; _(Jood__lielElib(il'lloo(i nni\ 11-yrar-old Kon—Own—roonrawl DORAPHIO tocluilclans. . Fa- lighting plants', gas eDglnM, Fair- Osrpentrr, altemtlona. Cabinet work zSRACIOUSLY —for younK -family, Hununl-t- vlctn lty—tlon room; 4 br. Oood flnanolnK available and the In thin rhapsody In red brick. Center . ... . $10,000 mhld's -ttuit'rti'Wit- lovi>ly_ne.w :ird tloorl graphlc analyswi. Instruments—In- banks, Moore and Cloulds well 4 llBDROOMa: T'rnnklln • School, older guefit unite. R-l^ht liore, convenient to I Cull summit 6-II5M. pumps; a pump for every need; .nlRO GEORGE OSSMANN price Is only $18,500. • . . -. " hall, - spiral—dtatr-dano, living room, cludo grating, prism, and infra red dining room,' kitchen, 3 bod rooms, Colonial wTln lavatory, modern town, traliifi, and goocl, iichool/j, UI OPENING'for mnneiRcr and experienced upeotYogruplui. 5 day week.' Pleasant uutoinatlc electric water heaters OARPENTBY bath, 80 x 100 lot, ldenl location grace In living rarely found today. [ nali«fvlrLi for dross Khop inHlnnmlt working conditions. Air Reduction General Kleotrlo Bt)ulpment Co., 155 Remodeling, Repairing, Cabinet Wor>r Hi batlw. Automatic heating nyntnm, .... $21,500 Now. Call. Apply Box :I17. Summit He-raid. . Research Lu-bonitorlo;!, Murray Hill, Mulberry ntroet. . Mitchell 2-7420. Recreation Roams and Bar* - attachei>d, Temple Halrdros.slUR, 0 Muplo HBhtful Bcrcon porch. 2nd floor, off roof Colonial,, M>nrkllng white - and llvlnrc, offorod at a moro (ruction of mlt 6-1130, Wray and White. — Street, Summit ll-in'fll. Summit 6-2B13-M. Nice wirooned open porch. Lot 50x150,1 balcony at end ot living room.. 2 bod- charmingly -'decorated. Pre-war, but lift rn-nl worth, let floor.,, lnri*p on- fe.need-In biu^lcyiird. Neur new knui»| _ CURTAINS donn nl home. Call Sum- IIVIIIR liumufl, peat moss, top soil, roomi. and tile bath. Full cellar, oil tnincrt liall. ]ic>W{l(>r room, llvlnit room, "wArrcH.fvs wnntiHli Apply l"lrnnWi; COAL furnace holler with '400 rt vudla- »n»tlH, nianuvc, BelRlan blocks, etc. l.on.1, 3 .our Rnrafje with permnni'nt modern, fl rooms, tllo bath, porcli, and Hflion]. Taxes $21!). Immetilatn occu-1 mlt. J|_-n__40-J: llon; pot stove, summit n-H44l)-W. walnut pauellod dlnlnK rnom, uluww^l piiuoy. Key al. this offUN). Coffro Sliop, ;U'MRPHI Btrpet, Sum- Appolllo's nil Main St., Springfield. driveway. This In a finality homo of- attached guriigo, oil heat, Inmilatlon, brniikfiisl room, liiMitwl iinlarlum with mil; N. .1. VKTH handyman. CaTl Summit 6- HAND smoeket! eliililren's tlriv^eii nnd Mlllbui'ii II-_1__7I. fered at a fair price. Only $211,900. on a large lot In Franklin He.hool Dis- beautiful ti'rnirr. tlon, Inuudry, panl.ty. H: McK GLAZEBROOK OPlilNlNCl, ultM't, ., odur-.iiitcti1 woman 7036-M, blouses. For dot-ulls call Summit M- Owner trun.sferred, or you'd1 never trict. r..lnt>d at only *2O.S00. 1 v '2ml floor, (I miifttri* bedroom. ., II tlli'd Iton^lier or ex-i.t iich(M* •preferred); 8I.KKP~IN, liglvt cll'imlllg ~iui(l cooit^ • nilll-w. have a chance to buy It. Bi>o this THE RICHLAND CO. biitlvt. Urd floor, 2 miuiter bodroonift Realtor " ovi'r '.!5; t.o lU^iUt. locnl director' of Illft. Ciill OriLllBQ H-13HI1. _ "•-." TOPSOIL hotiKn now—today I nnd bath. Storado npaco, Jtf^crr-n'tloji Huminlt Kew Jor»ny| ohlklcfiift worki luteroiitlUK, \iniiH\inl PRE-SHMMER SALE Realtors Tu-YKAR-OI.D high KOTUIOT boy would :5,000 YARDS room In biiiiemont with fifcipluoi: and Kiiinmll 11-111)50 A. opportunity for rli;ht woman; wrltn like a summer Job. Travel anywhere "" FABRICS 41 Mnpin at'. summit fl-7ow miiple. floor. Hot wate-r oil luwt. Aux- Short Illllil 7-205D-M ovelllnus " glvhiR an*', expor-leuce iind ttMephone, .' • OF TOPSOIL' OBRIG, Realtor lllin-y coal furnnnn In CHKO of power Mrs. .0. c. ftuoh, 11 Wiwt '12nd Bt., with family. Scout, explorer, farmer, ' ALL NUMI1KRS AT, PRTCKS den chief, expert swimmer, all MLICIHTLY AHOVIS COST 21 Miipln.at. summit EXCEFriONAL fitllnre. 4 cur KiU'ime. '2 norcii of br-au- S«-SlflASHOR!B sulto_ii>._a, New York ctl_y. MUST BE SOLD t'lfully plan tod ut'ound.s. TliL'i prop- nround athlete type. Trained baby Monk:i cloths --- -$.05 Summit fl-0435 .- 311(11! - lOWI'J Stoni* front- Colonial In hw+t * rivil- WOMI'iN for inspi'otloil work, Vulii sitter. References. Bumnilt n-lin;in. CALL SUMMIT (5-2207 erty in In best soctlon of tiummit, BIIORH ACItKS — eorner propi'lty — 1 liollcliiy.4, vncatlouM and inHUi'uncn Denim _ .,-- , .60 • BEST BUY IN SUMMIT dnntlnl fiootlon. IdVlnn: room, din(UK within wiilkliu: dlS.tunre of Ktntlon fully finnljibctl, venellan blliuls, ll lifter nifinirylnK. lSxoclliMit . oppor- KXPIBIMKNC.ISD- lallndnWl Will accept Kvnrglnzn ciilntV; ._ _. 1.00 room, ltirj-fi* open poroh, puntry, and Htoi'fH. ThLs cstato l.s u Rift, at KliuwHl-lM porch, 2 bedroonih. .lv-l lildlnboro pluliln ... 1.25 Woodland Pnrk netting — Normandy kltchon, powder. room, 4 b^Iroomi!, tunity for adviuicimient.. Apply V,.B wash froni a few selected fumllles to type liome (brick ana iitucco) in ex- tho firm piin* of'$25,000. Don't dolay. Ini! room, kltPlion. Until. $7,(100.1 Hiiminevwl 1'l.iton Ring Co,, Stir- fllo sheen -- '- Oil • TODAY 1 ;i bivt-lui, punclhu! rnoroiiMon r(K>i.i, 2* WATMIWIIONT I.O'l'S. Terms'. FI'IM-| do i\t homi). Special1 attention paid cellent condition. Contain. ! attractive 1 ling, N. ,1. to colors, button. ! und accuracy of Corduroy --. 1.25 car iil.t;iionod KIIVUKI . oil htdi.t; Viinn Hooklnt. Open V tliiyii WIM-IC. PLOWING—LIIWHH and Gardens. Phone hull, nenm'OUH living room, dining *4fl,000 tnoliidl.u* wall to wull carpol- 'coimt. Sorry, no pick-up delivery. Tin;: FAnnio' MART (or estimate. Toihpkliu, Mlllburn 6- room, ultra modern kitchen, Hcreened KIHTH WOKUNI'.n, HOUSKKKKPKII to care for IIOUHII inul Bummlt H-I1IMI5. ' OOSIl-J. Inp; nnd drup^llcfi.- .Q.BRIG, Realtor SIIOIM4 AC'llKH, N. J. |.«;o m'ntloninn from Juiio 20 to ,130 Main St., Madison, N. .1.' porch and flagged -terrace. Four nice 21 M\iiile Bt- Kummlt (At. Chatham Line) second -floor bedroomii, two tiled biithti, . H. McK GLAZEBROOK • Kept'. 10. • Plenty ot time off; Call LADY a.H compunlon to ekliM'ly lady or LANDSCAPE GARDENER will remove ailniinlt il-0'i:i-0'i:i5i - SIKKi - 11)0(1-,! •iO-SHOUT HILUS mornings 'Summit *i-4IG7-.J. or gentleman or Invalid nhlld. -l-it-R Madison 6-223:1 or trim trees uml shrubs, put In ample ulasotH. Modern oil burning Houral fi;30 to 3:30 Realtor hours. Will rolli»ve nurse for hour.s lawn. Expert. Fair Prices. Mlllburn unit, excellent biifiement. 2 car. at- MOST llHAUTIr'UIi woodland .property,I KXPMHT oook-hoiuieworker. ' SVj day , off duty. $1 per hour. Summit (!- II-4226R. tached eniMu, permanent, drive. The aummit Nif . wimk. *35. family ^.adult.H. Hefw- ; tlummU (i-11050—Mi 10 ovo - coiwlstliiK o( about 44 Illusion ueiii'S. rnin'4-j. :__. . juKv, iiox iiso, •nsiiii;visioN~ai!,' r' lot 1100 x 150) Is beautifully land- REDUCED! InclutlliiB u lai'isi; lake. Property boi-l enco i\»rtonee pn^ferrt'd, W. U, CONKl.IN, JR., 4,32.500. . ' • > • tain Avoiui", uuiir thtr corner of Dl- ll-bedrooin ltou.se In Franklin fricliool ance.X'o., 1000 Tut'l' frontline on, Wliiwl hul, not nuciiiwiiry. 14 Kent l'1'...Blvil. Bummlt H-41IH. VIXTUH-KSt, $50. ,ALL IN 1M0HVKCT Oak lllilim Hniiel. For full ,|wrlic-| CONDITION. CALL SUMMIT (3- LantUioapu Contractor MOUNTAIN, WHITMORE vliilou Avcnuo and Mountnln Avitnmv Ulstilct. Livlnn room, • tllnlni; - ronm, Hummlt ti-70<)0. •' ' WJLL supervise your property In re- , CHATHAM 4-aa5B " tn Tall. Oaka, yon rtin huvtt. ti U^hixti kltc-heiv, lavaloi'y,' nun room; open iiliiru, cull at Anileiiinn'ii isri'i (1702-lt, ... llou.'ieH. Mlllburn Avendo. di.WUK-typl.'it-Kenoral offlcu work In turn for living spauo. Address Ucix & JQjHNSON bomR' on a 'sito of yenir own chooMlnii porch, 2-cnr naraite, paved driveway, :illl Summit Herald. . Kill rent—Powur naw, 2Mnnn unltl beautifully laud.icn.ped, low Uixet,, will's offlco, locujted In Chatham, an" miw. $1,S per day. Htumpp * ^_8 nnojcoollod In bounty und modern fa- N. J. Cull Bunimltjl-aqti^, .' TA wiuih, cuitalnnl blimkets, 1 California Tnlly Ho trailer, fitted olllMvu. Tho prloivi 'run.0' around *1»,- automatic heiut. 1'rlco $20,00(1. with reiuovaliln box spring and can- Walter, Mllliiurn.' H5 Hummlt AvMiue tjj_J_Jl-1404 or "02)10 000.00' for 5 vooimi ov. $21,500.00 for tl U, oxpnrlellCMl. Small done btMiutlfully at Whlt-n Hwnu 7 Hand Iiaundry, Summit 6-3529. vii.'i top. Useful for cumplni! and, MASON CONTKACTOHS e5i' FHRBD i>y • owner In • New Provi- rooitu. S. E. & E. G. HOUSTON 01IOIOK f,IHTIN(lH '! •. 111,500 . Hoclul Att>nuy in Mimimlt.> 30-hour utility. Hli'.e 4.6x6.11. Uxlru Una. 5l!iO dence. Attractive II bedroom, Cupe 1 Kl'JYNOIiDS & I''JtlTZ. Rcaltnra w.t'k, (40 pup wnek. Cllvu trnlnliiK, WIIIT1 ! -exporlenci-il . couple, *3.')0. or bi-.;t offer. May lie i.een at 5 JOSEPH Hliu:si; Muson-Contr.otor Coil, 4 year.i old, a larue plot, fine ' .W.. W. DREWRY ' Realtors •ixperlonco and ralorotiutti. lion 315, month.. Plalufleld l;;iu\il.oyiniMlt 1'uriiili-y Piiioc, Hvnuniit. Cull Sum- Stone, brick, nldnwulk.. All typ» nulghboi'liood. Owner tranHferrtut. Office: . Telephone: aim Kprlniitliilil Ave. Hiunnitt il-IUil-l Wl K: Hroad Ht. Westdeld i-«30O| HumiBlt Horald, Agency. plaluflelU fi-3934. mit 6-7371. ooucreti work. Bummlt fl-nni-j. $13,1)00. Htlmmlt 6-7027-J.- 4M Mountain AVS. su. fl-0012 or e-nn w JSveiilnm tiuiumlt 11-3330 Uoinber. Uultlpls , LlstlUg System THE SPRINGFiELB-SWr-THUR5DA¥, MAY 24. I95T Page 7

•rii'.ii.i, ., CM H,,; 1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1 Know Your Government J.KGAI, ADVKUJISKMKNT I.KCAI. ADVKIH'ISKMION'T '••••'. ':|..^_:i'l.-.X.'« l',.'>hlii M « I' W- Iti-ld, Ni-w .I^io^y. »v> rtlt,&nlv«1 on li;i.i;i i H..il. Win mill I II.,-.d: M..v Mill, lliliI. ' May In I'.i.sl. Thi- unai-ltHtTlfd "it 11. ' >::.J Dancing Students liiu.- Tin- (Jnat I'rulilriii "' -; I.I,' I ' !' Il lid- VI". ; nn I'>1H;IT-|1 ]>:ir-.llr-r.- nf .said blltlllr.-.S HELP WANTED FEMALE Hi.! -I rii»r:n;'-:'irld- A'V'I'-MII-!'' '"' " " ' """' ' '•"', AVl '"" 'li'Wn.ihlj) C'lnl: .mil i r.ut 1. .•.[«.n.-.lblr lur any drbls •' . f'.'xiitinui'd from \i,f£t. 11 li k Niniri-' -tn(' ultlluKiiunA inclined on oi «,fi< 1 JHUIUJAN Si.oji ];.i.', '.wo jj..imiln.-in :,1 lil.i |. '•','.:.. ..'i.-i.im-r i.pf,!-'.-. AI:II' F.-.-iiirn :is U-'liil.- in.ii|ili.- have i'i.iiii'!:iiii.-'l Til, l,.,,l I:,,..!,ip kl'i.wn .,., Slli.ll "••> 1H.-1051. -,' • 'l>uill!'jiJ!. uffli l. Mint Du'.t-'i: M:.y L»4lh. 1'JM. ' May 'J^lii 111.')! y '.'.(,::'f. ;:lr!. (;:i.".l..'IV.'.i-n jji.n inuii ' Hi..' h' 1' . HariU'.ijv 1'alnu.i.lld Holl.-.i-- I . MKLVIN SILON be well iv.jitili-i.nd. Ill itlllllii- W.- nli- Orlando, Judltii I-lnlcii'. a t<*r y*ar» about int-tjiiii/.-.^ .re.^ult- HOIiKlCr IJ. TUKA'I'. llOHh.u D 'I Kh.Vl Irr drt-ftbcs, tull.1. a-'td r'j^'j. Kxc*-!- ii>< ,..'j'.li]>-.| "himiMH.-r Nli'ht" .til war,.-, i.t '.'40 MIHTU HVfinii'. Hprlll^- In.ited. MaV V4! h K.'v.-rs, Mm- Kllva. l.vnii So 1 in^, from iriiuii-quair a.'-MrMnini Irm kuliiry. Ai>idy immfillit'-i-ly. i2i Alurri-.t Sif-pj... }:: •Hujinni:* !(',..- "• l!.,:oara 'I'ho:ii|*..v.,-Ai.;.i; 'IMo NOTK'i: MlllMirn AviHlf, Mlllb'ni,.—• lyn 'liloio and .law- '.VI.I- II M.I IT Ci'Uj.li:. (i.it! (.'InlM-ln/.-!, ! ]ir<>i:(-(Jui'( t>, 11 m.w IU-^IILS to np- I IJui,- U.i'l-'i': -"I Ki.ii'i-l:.l!ii ill' Vnyia;-., lli-l'. ' li: u.- .1 i jii-a'r that ::i>!i!*'Lhih^ i.\ ^i>m^; to bu TOWNSHIP Ol SPICINCKIKl.il nn" HELP WANTED—MALE <;,i:ul H'.li.'./'S1)!.- Kiani\ Aniln •.K.-M'.J:,J. Juyn. I-:,.; 1 KXl'CUTH).'.' (IK A!,' AOHI-'l-'Ml-'S'T Slil.-l'-y Ti-in"pln and Judith Curol I' '..)., ]i:i:'ij.i:'ii (.!i.fl(ln« I-:IIU!!.I lioiw- iihoiH il in Ni'x ilriii-y. Of- * .N'ulii> ol . iti'.irinc »AUNi>fiy rr Nudcr :.w hrrrby ^lvcii Lhul '.hr I'llnVIDiaiLmn '1 HE rOl'.MA'llo.N rtijn danced thn Chaili-Aton. • i/lflfii.ii'ilu. Jovf.-' ll.irrh/)!]. IJiinif flci.'Us mid til.' iiiiblic, t'x.. an- ex- encc ni-o-asury. Miiirlcd jjn-fi-rri-if. 1 Ki-rn..Jiini.-t l.i.-u!i;n'fj, lii-v.-rly Muixh.-ll, Hoard ot AdJlKunt-ui at the "i'uwi,- rip THK IIAH'.VAV VAI.I.IJV SI;WKH- p heart tln-lilr. 1 Ciiah bond rwjulrt-d. Miiyrlowi-i In with the J Vnlf-rli- Pilcc. Alice Hobi-r.-,, I.iillf! hibiting unpri.-ce(J. : Vnli-mln*," Hud «><-ii livlv.-uj't. the .problem. , . hold ^ i.ublli'. li-..ilu^ .,i, 'i'bur>.il«y, ! d'nTAiN'raorraTY THEHETQ. 1 ••Cupid." (.'iiarlr.tn- Uwlni-r, J'lilllli • Tin- w-.ilil 01 m'.iki! Iji-lli-vc. (In- Complnint.1) h.-ivi- In in widi— .Miii'-iii'.. m.'il, in U p.m., Uayllrht TAKK NOTIL'K tiia . l.n (lrdUr.iiplill-.. Ann H'JWI- t 'cuiicL-riiluif Dlock 8«. Loi 2-1 on Kvi-r- j ry nt Union and Hinti- ol .Mi-w J>'?'..i v. Mary Murdwk, Jniilce rirrson. Diane j lii-ld on thf- :>•'•:•< if' •• '• "• SALESMAN or proven ability brtwnll Jill Jrliuliu:*, Nancy Llndi-inun, oilsan ment loc«iryT7i,'uirin initqiial dis- Krcpn Avf-nur.^ Rflchlp, Lois Schneider, Murllvn Millrk Mury Murdock. Jnnkn I'ier- Dy order o! tlm Hoard r.r Adju»t- ! l'l the BprlllKflrlrf Milnlrlpal Hulld- 30 and «) with tfood t-ducutlcm- and tribution, 'if the county Uix [cad .Hr.hioi-diT. itopnllr Klimnnii, Joim 1.(111. IJIi.ni- Hclclilc, Luk Sclini-ldcr. ini-iit. i lllK. Ill mild Tn«T-)ll'. -. .. . 1 1 or h(l fca r Eitrucilvij.PcriLpIlf " ^ ^ l pohl- SlUfl.i, liurliurii Sli'pp'-. J >'"> Sli-|)|lr, Marilyn .Schroedi.)-, Kusalli' Bherman, among the iniinicipaliue.s. At the Dati-d: Mny 24lh. 19S1 ! Dalid: May '.'4th. HIS]. ' lion with siii:':i'i-'iful company In lis Mlclty KWiill, Ilarbiiru VoV.i'l '»M«I Di-li.'lr ; . II. D. TTtlCAT. J11.111 Hii'i!.-.. llaibara Bii.|ipi-, Joiin wtate U.-v't.'l, rickety local aH.se.s.4- 'KOHKIIT D. THKA'I'. ~n«h yrnr. Klulit io "i>-'-' mom ha ZuroWhkt pn-tii-nti-tr ••KWi-i-tlc I'll- 'I'np." S'.i-ppe, Mli'kiy Swim, Barbara Vom-I ClrrlC. travtilli'.^ .\jmc.-il wllh vlsll.4 homtr Kcpnin lyplcul of Wacnlmiion'i. I'ay iiiul Uilcli- /.iirnw.skl iii thn.i». inent '"-.itructuri*) make trouble • Cur nt:ci.wu-y. Llberhl Hu!;»ry, plus \_ N'OTK'K wi-n- dt-pli'.li-d to rriniini-inoratc 111.', Dull- mid .luyee D.iu.si.-r look thi- p.ut • Jill fXpt'MM-H Ulld yf)O(l lUMJrc. Sllb- iiicli time the LcuLslature attempt-s- birthduy. Tin- Mlnllt-t w:i;. jivrfori.utt; o.f. f.'lown.'i, Jaui't~~l:eonurd u'u.1; a bal- TOWKSIIIP OK SI'RINCKIKLII mlT ri'.',uii%.j I!ox 322 c/0 Summit OltDlNANUH CUKATINti THK ' KAH- hy'M'ary Jo Chiipln, Oall Chrl.'.n-nsi-n, Irrlnii. Uarbara Oi-ddL^. tin*--wluh, to .work out airy i'ormulii ba.scd Herald W»v, "UttEV BEWEHAOB AU- IiluniM Columoni', Uiilf 1'JiiU.scr. Aim Hrvi-rly Mareln-ll. iht- fairy queen, and upon l6TrHl~n?ne.s.s-ment.s for dis- N'olii'i- of HrariiiE Tjionrry. • Kirniro, Joyi:« Kl«-ld. I'cx«y Fnnht Ula'.ii' Rrlchli-, the iiumpkln. ". Noilci: Is hi-r*'by ylvrii that the TAKl-I NOTIC'K Unit an OrdlnullCe Carol Kfix. Hiirbur.t Giddis. Joyci- Ilar- Thunki.^lvln;'. WHS represented by tribution W titate did. Ho.ud of Adjustment of tho Town- I'lltltli'd as above was ri";n!:irlv iv^'-il rlson, IJiulllu Olffonli'llo. Klnlnc Ki-rn Mi t.sy I''oeht, SIM- Kialie mid Hhlrley ship of HprliiKnrlil, In tlm Coiuny of and . iipjirovi'd at u regular—ineeLlnu FOR SALE June, l.ioni'iri. l).-v.-rly Miuclull. Val- Temple ii.s Chry.iiiiuheimun.'i. The People clo.m- to tin;'.problem— Union, und StErir"Br~Ncw JuiKi-y. u.'lU- ->f tin- To\vn<.blp Coinipliwi- c: me i-rlr: I'LIUS.-AIICC. Hol)i-ris. Loilu lioi-u- upple w:u. Klalnt; Kern, tint nraiiKe. ari.se.svilnK, l«x nnd finance—offl-- hold II public liiMirlim on Tliui'sihiy.- Townnblp of Bprlntfflcld In tlw- Coun- X*-B1CVCLES 1'i-r imd Carol ToitfUi. Judltl) Tlionip- Joyce I'leld; tin- crape, Franclsl:a do Muy 31bt. 1051, at c p.m.. Dayll::ht ty of Union and Ktnie of New Jer.sev. errs "nt^thc—i'nrious~Icvels of tsov- MII dKiinml -tho chi'iry.-.Wuliz and Kreylal;; tin* p> ar, Mill' Keane, and-Lho Suvlni; Tliijc, In t^c Municipal llulld- licjcl on the 2llrd day of May. 1(151. llaht-wi'i:iht hlcyi;ic. 26 Jerry Bmlth. thn. Bouvllcrn Ili-lli'. .spirit of Thiuilcsijivlii:;, Bf-lsy I-'ocht. crnment, as well ns alert tifxpay- lnt;. on Mountain AVDIUIR. to conskti'i In tho Kprlnuflelri Munlclpiil Hulld- "Inch. IE monthh' old, jz.i~Cair"Siim- Tllr irtulirliri: Wai lilvcll a pci>k lnlc 1 llic. In 'laid Tovn.sllln. nt R P.M. mlt fl-0500. : ~ A danee i-ntlllrd "Autumn Lryvi-. ," t-rrt—.soy that before there can be an appllcullon of llli'len, Tnrorporui^d Kiln for S'.. PnTirk'i. Day hy Kiitn- WHS -prrfifiui-d by:. Mary JO CJinpln, fo mi rxceiulon to tbr ^onlnr, O-i-cll- Dated: May 2-tllV 10.11. . lenn Clark lu -ihc LU'jky^yiiumi'o.ck. real—linprovcnicnt. Hie IXKiic 6—CUItNITUUE -anil—C')irL',i(:iisi'U, niiiiic-ii Coliintoni- nci- conci'rnlnr. - I31ock 75, Lot. W 11. D. TRKAT. ' iiiul Miiry Jo Chiipln. Gull. Clirwmi- nrdr Uiiu-ii-i'. Ann l''.-rraro. Joyoi- Field, procedures mu.st be~rrsrr(!Cted. on Ilouln 20. Tuwualilp-Clerk. solf Blliil(;a ColiintoiM-, Dull! Dautj^r, Pr-^l'y Fnchl, Oiilol Vox, Harhiini Cird- Jly order of tlm Hoard of Adjust- For SHIC—.1—Furniture. ~~ " N'OTK'K WALNUT rtlnlni! room furniture. 10 Ann Krrraro Joyce- I'lclrt. I"ri:ity Fncllt, dr/,. i-mllln (ilffonh'llo, Joycn Harrl- The aroused Interest In improved. ment. t Crol l''ox. llarliara • Cii-tldi-s, Emlllu '.oir. Klalnc Ki'vn. ,T.iiii-t. Ta-onurd. B(;v- D.ited: May IMth—19&1- •_ _ plifC.t,. Cull Chutliiiill i-ftstlj. aKScssment admlni.strntion i.s- indi- AN- OICUINANC1! AMKNlilNCi AN Glfrnnlcllo, J'.iycc HiirrLnoii. Kliilnn Miy Muii-hi'll. ViiliTli' I'i-los, Allen Holi- ROiJKHT D. TllliAT, COMPI.KTir^iTillnB. rooni htlltiT «7sT PiIns. All n.ohrrl.'i. .I.nrlr! Roclt^pr oil.s, Lorli- n.oi.-i.ir;i-r and Carol Tottf-n. cated by the large demand for Si.'criitary. Call—ulicr ti p.m. SintiinU (!-f!)5:i-M, inr.l Curol T'lttcn Hi "Wuf.li Day." — ^-^nrK.-hldlnii thi' frstlvul wfui the NANOK PROVIDING VOR T1IPJ REO- copies of the handbook entitled D.uichi!: IO ihr t.unn of "Knstrr prrhniuntiou of C'liriiiimiiK dances. 8—IIOUSliHOI.n GOODS ; I.KCAL UIJATION AND CONTROIJ or run "P»Tu

mpii' Runi'r.s, MIIV Bllva. tyiin Southward, trlbutlon tlirouRhout the State and hold a public lieiirlnu on Tliursday, entitled ii.s above wiis regularly pius.seri In "Dulsy" iiiul Mury Jo Chnpln, dull Burbaru Thom|xstm;_Ajino Trlolo. Mari- demand for It by local offrcTaliriirid May 111. 1051, at 8 p.Vli.,'DayH«J)t Hliv-_ mid approved "at a rem'nar ineetlnu •FRF;I);\STAII{E" Chrl.st«u.'i:n. Biiln' Duuttir, Friinclsku lyn Trlolo uiul-Jiiiio Whltmoriv hu; Tlinu; "In tlm Municipal Bullttlni-.. of the JTownihli) -Cnininlttpn o' the clc KroytiiK, ri'iicy Kocht, Carol Fox, Charlotte Bodni-r., Judith Durko. taxpayers alike continues un- on Mountain Avimun.'to consider an "TawiVElirp" of Bprlin;fleld in-the Ooun- Elalnr. Kuril, .Iiinrt Looiiurd, Bovrrly n»Mi IlrliTfis. Kiithlcon Chirk, Curol abated. application of Tlmodoro Ol«cr»ky for i:y of Union and ytato of New Je"-cy, Mnrchcll. Allcf!.fl.ob(.'r'ts, Judith Thomp- Cooncy. Joan. Ooonny, Julio do Aao- an cxcftptlon to thu Zonliiu: Ordinance held on the 2:ird day of May. 1051, Mon nnd.Cural Totton In "Spring Boii- vi'do, Kllcn Fox, Mnuroeii GrlHln_ -Recommending Improvements at In the Springfield MunlcLpnl null Spencer loan Elizabeth Kathleen Ilopplni;, Ann Howe. Jill TRACY BENNETTTAYLOR 'I'hr: Jtinr uritiii wu;j portrjtytid by Jisniil'nt;^ fTaHOy" I,lndemull, 8usun the bottom of New Jersey's tux Piitrlcln CloddM, tlm brldomoom, by_ Mcllclt. Mury Murdock, Janice Pler- structure, the guide advocates In MCM'i Pe(er Lawford -Kccnan—W^nn Surah Churchill Nonnit Ooddf.s. Oimovu CustrtaU, LoLT liou. Dlnno D.elchln. IjOls Bnlinnlder better working tools for a.sscsHo'r.s. Schni'lili'r. Jann WbUmoro. nnri ttnl- Miirl]yni_Si'hrocdrr, notsnlln. .Shormnii, i.ii; /Mirowakl took tho puurt of brtdivi- .Toii'l ' St-eiUs, Baihiim Kteppu.''"Joan Those .include three etvicntlals for 'FATHER'S LITTLE .Steppe, Mickey ywun, Barbara VoRel •ninlds iintl I.lntlu Drnohl was flowpr the local assessing office: "(i) an 'PtanA VeUleya. MEADOWBROOK ctn«n onovi. N.J. iilrl. Oraduiillon Duy WILB nnnotod by und Dnlcli; Zurownkl were- Cumly Frani-lska do I'MryUig, BoLny. ..Eocht, adequate aijaessment record« sy«— Duhclnn In ChrbitmiLs Hull co«tumcii_ -OneWeek "Only— Starts Tuesday, May 29 STRAND • ' May__27.-_28_ Carol Hol.'.t, Siin Kiinho. Andnjii atnppo, 'em; '2) an up-to-date tax map, Shlrlny Ti'hioln und Judith Thompson. were: Mury Jo Clinpln; Call Chrliiten- Tlifi-l'ourth of July WHS commmuo-1 'ii'u Blanca Colantone, Dale Duu.ser, and (3 a wot Of valuation stan- _Ail.i FiM-raro', .loycu Field, PeR(iy : rutod by Frnnclskii do Froytui;,_B(i!.',y- dards. .. • . BUI Mauldin's Kocht, Carol Hol.it, Sue KiMinno, An- Focht, Carol Fox. Burburu OeddeH, droa Sti'ppo. Shlrloy Tnmplo uiul Judith Emilia Olffonlcllo. Joyce Hnrrlson, The answer to New Jersey's .(i«-~ fllnlne^Kern, Juni't Leonard, Hovorly GUY MITCHELL Murchi'll. Valerie Poloii. Allc JloberUi, w.sment problems, points out the I.orle nDi'ttif-i"— and.Ciuol Totlen. jitudy, lies in brader and deeper Up Front Franolsku do l-'reytuK. Delay Focht. Orchestra Curol irolnt, Sue • KniAinii, Andrea undtrotundlng of the overall proli- DAVID WAYNE nJbe- TOM EWELLuMe Steppe, Shlrloy Temple and Judith lem by citizens and public officiate ROUTE 23 • NEWARK-POMPTON TURNPIKE •n> MARINA GERTI t JEFFREY LYNN - RICHARD tGAN Thompson were Chrl.itninH SLurs. _ DONALD O'CONNOR-HELEN* CARTER RIVE IN THEATRES alike. . PHONISi VERONA 8-1914 . MTUI fALlS 4-0110 Attendance awards -were preisont.fd UNI 'O-.N,.. MO R R IS PL A I N 5 .0 followlni-v the Finale. Kvolyn Hull wnc DOUff 39 —VNf«« flAOlHIP uriSIO 4. 101 al Alilatnoy larmt plnnlr,t. Ovenwarc to Ladies Mon. Mat. & Eve. Tn old times, the servant of tho Frl., Sat. May L'5-26 Frl., Sat., May 25-21! wine collar—-was called tho. nayMlllaml - (Icily I.nMarr Stephen McNlill'y-Alex-Hmtth "bottler;" from this conies tho PLAYHOUSE ~^~ Tech, "Copili'r Canyon" Toch,' "Wyoming Mall" also PAR Sets Plans SPECIAL ACADEMY AWARD WINNER "Women from ll'iUiiiartera" SHORT HILLS MOOO Comedy - Novelty- --Cartoon word, "butler." fRANK OARIUNOTONT—Dlreeloi Sun., Mon. M;iy 117-^8 Hun., Moil., Tiles., May 2J- For Next Year In 1878 yellow fover hit ,,100,- 2H-2II — ISetle Dnvlsr Viarry "Box Office Open Daily 10 A. M. Hurt Dot Plnn.i for Iho npxt" yc'nr wore' 000 persons in the .Mississippi LANCASTKIt. McOUIItK Sullivan, ""Payment on De- KVISH. ioxp. Suii.).8j80.;_M«lJlJW«a,-S»»t.-2:S0-— valley. "MISXKR «Hft" ' mand." Also — "Uelly of mnd.o hy Iho Church niul Cnn- Coronado" (Color) T

That urowinK boy of yours will never forget, the SiimnierK lm speiiris .it Mrs. Harry C. • Mnrshn.il of Sum-_ KAMP KIAMISSUA; I" lllltlire's he.tlltlflll out-of-llnors, he'll Rrow healthy mil,. Honorary State Chaplain, and makn KlroliB, lasthi£~frltnTrtTthips undnr tlin Kiildannc of patlenfc, rnnw Wilbur Shaw thinks BO much of this new Chrysler, he has selected it as Pace Car {or the 1951 Indianapolis SOO-mJle race. 'Xlfff petenfcoimscllorK. Now in its -13rd srasnn—KAMI' KIAMKKIfA Is Illlill 111 .presented the .group with n Bible 1 SuHsiex County !; iniuintalnH, KOVHII IIITIRK from Uraiichvllle, on it natural lake. to be u.Hed'jit Chapter m'ectiitgs. Applications are now helnp ne^eptHd for. boys from 8 to 1G by the Newark Y.Mlt'.A. Itateii -nr«" o'xlroniely modeur. Write"for itiioUliit S. '".-. Mrs. Lewis V. Macartney, Chapter chaplain, presented a hand em- K A M P KIA M E S H A - broidered book mark, a family 107 HALSEV ST.. NEWAHK Iroirloom, which will ~bo~"kept in the Bible. driven the Miss Lois Gudson To BB Bride = Mr. and Mrs. Michnel Gudson of 83 Saltor'sWeetrl-fave nnnonncccl most .'-•' the engagement of their dauglitin', LOI.H, to Curl R. Kroh, «nn of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Kroh of 28 Grace street, Irvlngton. Both aro graduates of Irvlngton powerful High School. Ml:« Gudson at- tended Newark State Teachers College nnd is employed hy tire" New Jersey Bell Telephone Co., Trvlngton. car in

AIR CONDITIONED* J Walter R«a

PHONE .M. A-1010

Sturtsi TIuirK. Foi',0 SHAW. AMERICANS MOST FAMOUS DRIVER, ON REVOLmibTUARX-ZIREPOWER ENGINE AND HYDRAGUIDE POWER STEERING -~ J .:. jjjur business offices Here are Wilbur Shaw's reactions—in his own mission , . . is the nearest thing to nn automatic Mrs. Shaw: "At first I could hardly believe the ease words—as taken down by a recording machine pilot for a car I can possibly imagine. , •v.ith which I could turn the wheel. That's important in the car: "This engine . . . I can't get over the amount of power . . . especially in the summertime. *. ' • mid snap in,this engine . . . it's incredible! "Often after I hnve parked a car in the average park- "Xhe,'M Chrysler hns it! With thin new engine find will be closed "I drove 111 miles with the feeling I had expended ing space, I feel I. should tnxi home, ahower and get power steering, the first on any U.S. tar, it's a whnle no more effort than in driving around the block. - dressed again. But with Hydraguidc Power Steering of nn automobile. "When Mrs. Shnw drove, her comments just about I parked it with one hand. It prncticnlly drives itself.". "I'm completely bowled over by the ease of .steering! 1 squared with mine. Here's whnt she thinks of!the Wilbur Shaw: "It's hard to describe this.new Chrys~ Wednesday, May 30lh "This steering combined, with the automatic trnns- 1951 Chrysler ..." . • . ler without, going off the deep end . . . it has it in every department. . • ,, ' "

"In fact, I think so much of this car, I've selected it liiff Decoration Day Show as Puce Car of the 1951 Indianapolis 500-mile race!" Memorial Day ' • Starts Mai/JOth (Mr. Shnw'a comments are reprintcdHhrough the courtesy of Popular Science Magazine.)

*Mr. Shaw-refers of course to standard passenger

cars—nott racing curs or-Bpeciul models. An always, we stand! ready lo answer emer- gency calls — for there are no holidays iit the continuous,'rouml-the-clock, job of ...J giving you the best possible service. Sat. Morning Smartly atyled Chrysler convertible to paoo CHRYSLER Kiddie Show inspects Firepower, the greatest no engine in 37 years. Indianapolis S00-ni{le race. On Our SIIIKCI In I'erHOn 0 finest engineered cars in the world TV's Bohomo's Magic Clown and Lqffy Phis On Our Screen Jersey v^eniral rower & Lught "Challenge Of Lassie" COMPANY Show Stiirtu 10 A. M. MORRIS AYE MOTOR CAR CO INC • "• . MAY JCIIi Tickets Now On Sale • 155 MORRIS AVENUE SPRINGFIELD MILLBURN 6-4210

(Tax hid,) See the fascinating Chrysler Engineering Exhibit—INTERNATIONAL SALON, CHRYSLER BUILDING—May 4 thru June 8—Mon. thru Fri.—? A. M. to 6 P. M.

V ,V > ••..-.'/,<'•/>,' THE SPRINGFIELD-'SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1951 ! at tile County fifld last Friday I'Bjib Thwaitcs pitched a one-hitter Hilfsfde Shades Regional \ and limited the Arts team to on*.- run. Schflfffrrnoth «IM> c6))n<-tprl Nine With Three Big Runs a,single, a triple, and (our RBI'*. Regional bombarded Tom Wysockl for r-ight runs in the first inning In theSeventh Frame, 6-5in scoring ltjrJiilT"Tlrwrin"'in"lToi]t- By DONALD ROSSKWOT third .vvh'-n Rill Pi.-trr.son walked Ings,. HIIISIHP'B ba^<-b«ll twm-avenged Bro^nM, Joe Aronianilo, and S-tm HtU-SIDB REGIONAL ab r K ibih a. uffpat which R*-;;ional handf-d Kurini-.-;.. •lim K^an lifted an ea-iy Arn'ando. cf 3. ? l:PaiqUBj^. Ib .'I 1 Phil Amain la.*. I sc-asoii w.ith_a t(I fjr;*jL-j21jt_Pa*'111 aU: dropped hfiklfy. 2b-iui 4 1 : Lanon, 3b 4 2 2 ball and before Regional Purinesa. Ib 3-0-l;-Toiiib»»ll.|.-i*-:i-2- 6-5 triumph al Uic Mcl.sel .1.1, Crir*»nn. rr 4 1 0 Bchaf'noih. e I 0 ni|p diamond TiK'.-'diiy. Tlif f' (.'iii^ht K^'Hn in a run-down, tlirt'C KHan. If 4 D O'Zlmmr-r, 2h 2 0 for Hi, HOLIDAY rim.'i had .wori-'l. fleginiml scored C'lR.va. 3b ,3 p l!f«,u. rf in bphind Tnny Saddler's Hire-hit j Suddlfrr. w>-p ti o o1Wojc'whkl. rt o o 'rrli<-f si int. virtually i:li*nin«*.wl twice in (he third on sinRlr.s by Clip*pak, c 3 0 o'pnmrkon, p 3 (i Rr-gionftl from both thr' County ijiir.von and Toma.si-tti. F drew IBroyali. p 0 1 01 rv>dl'f-r.v cf. 3 0 ^rnlr.olH, u 1 n o'-rhwauci, If 3 0 0 CnnU-rcnc.if and the Grnii|i III SIM:(-i jwt.s.s and Pet*-r.son singlr-d to Scarpaci 111 lionftl. ,tit!i'.i. Hill.wlr* capiliui/rri help hi.', nv/n_ri\\mc withtwo-mark ' " , 2b 0 .0 0, er.s. The Bulldogs held their two on two Bulldog; mi.scuc.s to scon- Totals M « 5' Toialj ->3 5 6 tho third frame and—« -r-un-inurgin until tlir- ninth whei The.box .scores: ' like number in ' tho seventh. pinch-hitter KrlinU Scarpaci ,and Errors— Pasquale 2. F«t»,' Wo),cU~- how.ikt. CUsea, Furtnew, Ferntcola. Regional reached Don Bro^un Aromando lined .singlv.i to left. T*wo ba^e htt—achaffernolh. Three "for— thr*e—runK in it.-; liHlfof-ilu'- 3Qth_£co££d_»s. Tony WojclehoiV.- base hll—Clascn. Bases on balls—off L Peterson 4, off. Saddler 1, off BroK fir.st on three .singles, two b.i.si.-.s . >Ui owxlljrew third after Ron 2. Struck oui—by ppterson 8. by Sad- on bulls, and n Hill.side error. S.-liloy hud .sin«U;d to right. Seklcy dler 4. by Broaan 0. Umplrra—Suyrc Hank Piiwiualf .stiir,t(.-d tlililKK.KO- took third on the error.and scored ind Shcllo. iiiK with a Mingle*. Art Liir.son Kent when Funnels lined.it single down REGIONAL ARTS I?a.squale to third on a .single Mtvl- the left field line. ReRional sent Urh1 ab r h unit, Ib 4 3 2|Forrara, 3b 3 0 Brogun piussod Richie Tqmiusntti three-flins-to' center in its half Larson. 3b 4 1 ll Ancllo. cf 3 0 to load tin; sucks. Charley SehTf~ 7>f the ,-ic-venth all of which were Colllchio, 3b 1 1 1'HnrucU. 2b- 3 0 fernotli drew a walk to. force in .TomVtl, ss S 3 3lLaPolmE,Eii—>'3_d- 1 'caught.. ; Schaf'noth, c 5 1 3iDluco, c 3 1 a tally und Krank Ke.stu .sinKl'-' ' Charley Sehaffernoth wnlloped n Zlmmer, 2b 3 2 ll Wynockl, p 21 n toxcori' two home run~to-li:nc| the loe.il team Fc-.stn, rf 4 0 0 Nowby, rf 2 0 1 Pot/son, lt-ci 2 1 1 Johniioni Ib 2 0 Hillside di-nted lhi> plate in the to a 17-1 win over Newark Arts Pcpu, cf 1 0 0 Mlloscln, If 2 0 cf 3 1 l! • If 1 0 ol Thwnltcs, p SHOP GRAND UNION this week-end and stock up oh "DOUBLE-SHOP" GRAND UNIpN this coming Mon- Totals 37 IV 14, . Totals 23 1 BATTER-UP! Errors—Harneti, Dlaoo, Newby. John- your regular family food needs. Day after day, budget- day or Tuesday and stock up on your-special picnic son 2, RpKorsr-Two biifie hits—Laraon, Schatfurnoth. Three base hits—Toma- wise shoppers-discover Grand Union helps, keep prices needs for the season's first^warm-weather Holiday,—^- - At Overhand Joe's scttl, Colllchio. Homo TunT-Schnfcr- r 1 Tiortrr-BitSM" on balls—off Wysockl 3. down! ~ — .Major I.cngun Mechanical Pitching Machine Struck out—by ThwrrttM '14. by Wy- . Decoration Day! •: Eun Tor All — Iloys, Cl^fS, Men, Women-. aocki 3. Umpires—Becker and Smith. Voll'Ciin Always lie Illittir IJp-at'OvtfJwnd— loe s GRAWir/>PAttAPE TO "GRAND U N I ON THE STADIUM Rahway Tumbles- "" K«xt to Chili Diami SpKINGl'rEtD AVB. UNION, N. .1. _ Regional-Track Ol'KM AFTKHNOONK AND EVKNINCS Special Hates (or Hall Clubs — See-Hank Team By 72-45 Monrttl or Stirvr Mullock By DONALD ROSSKLJET No. '£ lirlnc this ail for a-FHEK GAME! Chunk Style —Light Meat ' Another chapter in the Regional can Rahway athletic, feud came lo-an Star-Kist Tuna end Tuesday at Riverside Parlt; Rahway when the Scarlet posted o 10 oz. 72-15 win over, the local tracli ja7 Warn, Regional battled Rahway si: Hot Dawg Relish . . Buying times In five different aports- am hiui but one win, a tie, and fou losses to show for its efforts. The can kHOME ivln was by the wrestling team in Stokely's Bartlelt Pears 45 OWM' Q match which? ended up In a 1-1 or tie between Al McElroy .of the lo- No. tt cal squad and Al Smith. The tic — can was in the Thanksgiving Day foot- with each lucky Star Rock Lobster 43^ ball game. The score in the grid battle was 7-7. In a home and 3 oz. home basketball series the Scarle bot. Selling en,ded-a Ipng Bulldog win -sfreali TEA SAGS Freshpak Stuffed Olives 23 with a 53-46 triumph. The-Scarlet pkg. repeated in its own court with a Downy Flake 66-05 win In one of the best game at regular prieeof oL6 WE'RE THE PEOPLE TO SEE at Rahway Ln a long time. Bob Frozen Waffles Thwaitcs and Bill Peterson colla- borated, to hand Rahway six straight walks and1 a 3-1 win. J Its Hyde Park 1 Sunshine Cookies Frantz Nancy Lynn _The track battle saw the Scarlet BAKER &MCMAHON " overwhelm the Bulldog with seven 10oz. lib. -pkg,- firsts, eight soconds (pliia two Ocean Spray. pkg. or Plain • . of 12 ties), and 11 thirds. Lou Daubor cello pkg. Real Estate and Insurance and Judd Herman-accounted fo 21 of Regional'.-) points. Lenn; CANDr BEVERAGES Robinson led the winners with l'A *er ry Sauce Kleenex PAPERA BM w , Rlchandson Makci Delicious Drinks 206 MORRIS AVENUE- SPRINGFIELD' markers. Facial Tissue Zpi="'^{jOf party Patties Whole . - • ' Kool-Aid ". . , In tho county meet held at Plain- Cocktail . A AP< , Bonomo's 16V pl loU0 field last Friday, Regional tied fo or Strained Napkins . . 2 " 25^ Salt Water Taffy . Beverages t . *- 7" Mi 6-4450 welfth spot with six points. Wayne Hudson •*'"" I)C / Brochs Tcnncson finished second in th ~ Serve with Ready-to-Eat Freihpak quail bol <"°"°Zp? Cocoanut Bonbons •%«••*•• Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. — Also Sundays >i.nd Herman was ln a throe-way Wolcl* tie_for third in the hlglujump fo Wax Lunch Paper '"""-"Zo^-Cteam-Wafers . r^rape Juice ^p 6 ox. window box u two more markets. • Various —Marcol g% g\ * , Korr'i Puritan Cold Morlow nn , - Aiiiino Brands Sandwich Bags Zpl0loU0Z 1^ Butterscotch Root Beer Extract i. 33/ Dixie Cups Milk Choc. Rollets »&<•"**• lotrAIHin Pruno e Juice

Top Quality For Your Picnic Smoked Hams Sugar-Cured End The First of the Year Regular Roady- Young Dressed \\, to-Cook |b Hi Hat Prepared Foods Swik's Premium Hen Turkeys Fancy — 12 to-16 lbs. ' 9 to 13 lbs. Prc-Packagcd—Sliced RibE d Roasi ch b Chicken Pies u * "°< 49/ Smoked Butts Qonolest PorkLoins " - °" ^^J AZr Boiled Ham « • Pizza Pies » . —25/ Sliced Bacon Smoked Tongues *«* w" »• 59/ Savory Loaf • ot.pio.33/ F Vilamln Rich Canned Hams — •^"••n».5.37. Potato Salad » ,« " Pork Liver Chopped Ham . Skinless Frankfurters 65/ Holland Hams ^^-K^.JMJ}^ Spiced Luncheon «•*<-39/ Teddy's Quick-Frozen Fish Fresh Fish . Available In Self-Servica Depti. . ;. Available in Servlca Deplt. Gelatin Salad fl - ^ 25^ Salami Haddock *m^^±MjL Halibut «••>-•'• Flounder Fillets •»*-._.-_ >59) Salads .^ti5i.M-i°^l_j±^45/ OldfashlonelLoaf»«-M 37/ PorohJIHets-s-43/ : Shrimp" »o,Pk. 65/ CocLFIIIets "', ^ - ~ *-21

quarter KraffTroSuds —Red —Ripe, Answer Man" Watermelon section Mayonnaise Vlno-^lponcd Ib. "What Kind? How Many? Why- Hot House Tomatoes 39 True Mayonnaise 16 oz. At Its Finest is it? Where are they?" Scores jar Crisp ^— Juicy — Rod 43^ Kraft Miracle Whip ~ of questions are hurled at us 3 H* Kraft Miraclo-Wltip i. _ Winesap Apples Salad Dressing daily and our librarians supply Kraft wench Dressing »«t>oi.23/ I on. bol. Kraft Mlraclo Whip _ _ Fresh Made French Dressing 23/ the answers. It the information Cole Slaw Sm pkgs Sandwich Spread ««•'•='24/ is not at hand, they~know the

1 1 C sources where it can be secured. - Boston Lettuce Tender — Leafy 2 head, |J|, Weston Junket Our many windowed, comfort- George Inn Cookies Assorted Flavors ably furnished library is one of California Lemons Fresh Spinach Crisp Radishes 2.or. the largest and most up-to-date Sunkiil 6'»' 25/ r Jorsoy R.d-Spulliom 3 bcl'»- 1 0/ Assorted business libraries in the country. By our feady response to all requests, by.our continual keeping abreast of Surf Light Bulbs Planter's new developments and by making that information easily accessible, we are N«w — No Rinsing " General Electric Salted Peanuts

demonstrating every day that a large organization is well aware of its tesponsi- '. •40-60 • . 8 oz, bilities as, a citizen of the state. , . pkg. wall 18^ 33 All Pticot In Thli Ad KirkmaKlrki n A nn , Na-Rub Polish . • HCJ Wllion't 1 A4IQ-S1 Effoctiva Through Tuoi., May 29th. Complexion Soap U'""" "ZZF Aerovlax . ... *»'•"» <|3/ Mor • 49/ PVBLICWSEKV1CE ALL GRAND UNION SUPER MARKETS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 • ALL STORES WILL REMAIN CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30th

A CMxen ol a Ci-eai Siat» STORE HOURS: Weekdays and Saturday 8:30 A..M. to 6:00 P. M. , Open Friday Evenings Untji9;00 P. M. * Hummit und Union stored open Tliur. & Frl. evening* until 0:00 I'M. , , ,..-.. BliUburn. 310 AlUlburn Ave. — JJulon, 1M6 Stuyvewnt Av«. — Summit, U Ucl'ore.t Av* _,-.'' -—