« oi)0 People Head the HERALD. "Justice to all; * Published Every Tuesday malice toward none.* and Friday. and SUMMIT RECORD

FIFTY-SECOND YEAR. NO. 10 SUMMIT, N. J., FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1940 $3.50 PER YEAS

AIUILT MUTATION IKTKS FOR KVEN'IN'U Artistic Setting for It K(JISf RATION Sidewalk Shaw Summit Speakers' Club to Be Resumed- j Mayor Returns KHJIS'J'KATION HOIKS local Defense Register by mail now with To assist those entitled to Modellwstroyer at Lynn C. Dundon, executive sec- Mrs. Knoblauch Starts^peech Studio } From Navy Cruise vote and who are not. registered retary at the high school for Of Pictures under the permanent registra- Council Named your Adult Education course. tion system, the City" Clerk's) A Headquarters Or register in person Tuesday. Again for 1940-1941 the Summit j Reservists Have office will lie open, lu'addition October 1st, at 7.30 p. in. at the First Event of Kind Speakers' Club, which, since its in tlie daily hours of it to 5, on j By Mayor Organizes hiKh Hchool. Did you receive In Summit October 11 formation last year, has met on Valuable Training Trip tlie following evenings from 7. I • _ ._— _. Artist Returned From your copy of the folder describ- Tuenday or Thursdaysffom 8 to 10 it) (.t for the purpose of register- ing the twenty courses being o'clock at the Edison Junior High Despite the intense concentration Arriving m the Hniolilyn \:n y ing voters: I Praise For Franklin's France Creates given? on War Work and on the WiUkie School, will be fortunate in having Yard last Friday night after a two Friday, September 27 Campaign In Summit this fall, there the services of Dofothie Berry weeks' intensive cruise as a Lieu- Monday, September :t0 ; Work With N.D.0.=Look War Window Scene SPONSOHS FOR Knoblauch as Instructor. This club Tuesday. October 1 still seems to be enough energy tenant Commander jn I|1(. i-njt,-,,! i For Draft Headquarters 1 "CAVAM'AIHv OF STAKS" left over to usher in a vital and in-Is an outgroWth of last year's adult Stlites .Naval Reserve, stationed Wednesday, October Z The detailed model of the former r t . . teresting program for the year foreducation course In speech which .j-with the H. .tli Uivision. Mayor Cuiiio' Thursday, October .'*. i;,S.S Preston, which .lias-attracted I Praise for" Uuford Franklin's the "Summit/Art Association. In un-carried dn, in the form of a dub, IF. For.sitM toiti tire -H.KHALJV\\ Friday, October 4 i/ouHlderable attention in the win- The BxecutiyeCommittee for •j initiative in starting Stinunil's co«- "Cavalcade of Stars" has made certain a,rid changing times like work/similar to that begun in the was the .consensus of . opinion Monday, October 7 N.D.O.'H ! prehensive program ln preparation dow ovf headquarters at--19 fall is a class. This attracted con- 1 every effort"to reach all Sum- these, It is mote than ever impor- among the officers and enlisted Tuesday, October «S. for defense, and complete approval Btechwood road, has now been tant to lay emphasis on the cultural siderable attention from business 1 placed In a dramatic sea-sett ing mit residents who might like to men that "the •training trip was of .\. D. O.'s plan of operation, side of life. , U professional men who were Jn- fully occupied and most insinir- through the personal efforts of be sponsors for the Refugee nu •! marked the organization meeting Kelief Benefit on October 18th. - Therefore the association Is plan4terested in improving their every- jtive oiie iiud-'that it would be'of (Jerald V. Davis, an.Amefican artist / | Tuesday nisht at City Hall of the / If, however, there are any who , nlng an innovation in the fornj. cff | tfay speech in conversation and in ithe greatest value in case of inu-McLean and Downes I Local Defense Council, recently ap- who recently arrived in Summit an outdoor exhibition of-plctuy^s to | business. Some members, who had ibilizatirm.". ' from war-torn France. ' have been overlooked, or whom/ I pointed by Mayor Guido F. Forster the committee has been unable be held ' at Beeehwood road and had a Dale Carnegie speech course, ! LiViiteiiant Commander Korstt-r' The 30-lnch acale model of the On Same Platform !at the suggestion of Governor A. to contact, they are cordially Springfield uven.ue through the were anxious to pnt some of it in* ;witli the men in his command sail-! ;-• Harry Moore. "Preston," of the type of one of the invited to join the sponsor-list. help and co-operation of the Sum-to practice, while others entered ed September Ttli on the I'., s. S. "1 have Just come^from watching fifty destroyers Just traded to Bri- Sponsor tlekettt may be,'secu,red niit Trust Company yand Rogers' for voice improvement in diction. jTruxton, a destroyer m company-: Candidates Agree on the Little Plattsburg group drilling tain. Is now shown pitching through" through the RefugeV Heller Drug Store. This exhibition will bei This year, many of the club mem- ;with eleven ' .other such Vessels,' at the High School," Mayor Forster waters ripped by tide and torn Work Rooms at 41* Springfield held on Friday, October the 11th, bers and others will poin Mrs. heading for. Hiirnegat Light Ship "Indispensibility" told Lt. Col. fcdwartL p. Twombly, by wind from low-scuddlng clouds, i -ilvt .,1U(,. Sponsor/Tlckets should and - In case bfxralji will be post=jKnoblauch's speech course in the 'after which they anchored off At-' Active Cnairnnan.pf the .Council, af- poned one week. It will open at! j it education program beginning That the Preston Is In "channel' |)e specified. /-This 'notice is a( u lantif- City whereupon a search- James K. Downes, Summit man ter the meeting had organized and p 9 a. m. wheif the pictures begin to in early October, while others will weather" close to "invasion ports"! published through the courtesy -~ * _ light demonstru.ll.on was. eunaKt'd -iii| campaigning on the Democratic. had elected Major N. C. Wade as la made plain by the air battle i arrive and will be on view through- wait for the Speakers' Club to ;as part of the finale for the "Mean-; ticket for election to the House of secretary and Maxwell Lester. Jr., of ,THK SUMMIT HERALD. out the, day, ending at 5.30 p. m. Mrs. l)nr»thl<< llerry seen to be in progress overhead. | reconvene in November, Knoblauch 'ty Pageant", then coming" to-a close, j IteprPHentatlves, agreed with bis as chairman of the finance commit- There/has been no limit set upon Those in the 1940 adult education iAlK norH wtTe tnen One of the flight of medium bomb- i »T /» • hi >lf' •» ' weighed-and thei opponent, Congressman Donald• H. tee. "They're a splendid group of er*, which are coming in low for j NAUH (lllfCAC Iff the/Size or price or medium of thecourse in speech, interested in to 'work to: 1. tnproI ve nniseii,himself;. 2-flotilla made for Chesapeake Light! McLean. Republican Incumbent, ln Summit men and their attitude and nw VUMI v I entires. Any Summit artist Is cor-joining the Speakers' Club will bei Help one another by olremg anu their program are sound. I think their bombing run upon the sleek " »' *' •" dially invited to participate. In H» „««>.„• ! * • """•'. " Ship off tTfe"Virginia Capes. I addressing'the Summit League of 1,200-ton destroyer. Is ^li«.wn .fall-i to aCC )UI B orderlyt (:onBtl uctive NDO is doing a fine thing Tor Sum- : /1 case of sale the association Will ed of pleasant and helpfutr,3n"il contin- - ' ' - Preparatory to starting on tht-Wmne.. Voters.Wednesday, that DO mit and we are greatly indebted to Ing toward the water In flames an [charge its members 10 per cent, friendly criticism; 3. Contribute'cruise, -finishing exercises were otic individual is" indispensible in! Mr. Franklin for Initiating it " agile llttle pursuit planes friendly; uation of their speech studies, while M F and non-members 20 per cent. new members, without previous ideas and efforts continuously to given the gun crews whi.h would national affairs. This, he said, "Is! Thereupon the Council upouponi the to the destroyer circle to head off! There will be no entry free. The make this a live and interesting enable them to fire at the regular the "only good argument the Re-'j recommendation of Col. Twombly, the bombers. work, will also be welcome. Psychology, Geology artists who are planning to exhibit Speech Course Outline club; 4. Make every effort to be|Kunnery practices which weiv en- publicans have." Both candidates i passed a resolution "praising the At night the background scene, must notify Miss Isabel Jamison on prompt in arriving at meetings and gaged in off the Virginia Capes, advocated a six-year term for the initiative shown by Ruford Frank- lit as by the channel moon, is dark! Among New Features Monday morning, October 7th, be-adult8edIuc!uon a. m. and 1 p. m. Tele- guns and with considerable at- - Mr Downes, however disagrees'; National Defense Organization in 1. The first three lessons to bepossible; 5. Be well prepared to (:111:u v ally urtistic effect for the Preston's j Two of the new courses on thephone Summit 6-1373. j devoted to individual vowel sounds deliver his p-irt of the program- ti '. which was attested to at"- j witli the rest of Mr. McLean's po-1 the interests of local preparation model, mude in grey metal by S.j •: lit leal views and those of the Re-'for defense" and approving the op- Watson Hopkins oflfifi' Springfield !lisl of tne Adult Education program So, .when Friday, October 11th and consonants. Be willing to get up and give 'an tor wards _ by observation of •'- ...... comes around, do pause ln your; 2. The next three lessons to theImpromptu talk if unfortunate;target rafts. ! publican party, which he character- U'ration plans of the X. D. O.. of which begins- on Tuesday, October ''practit-e. the izt'd as "lalsHez faire" or "do noth- | which Mr. Franklin Is president. avenue. daily errands and shopping long j improvement of inflection of theenough to not have prepared a1 After this Mr. Davis" work with the Pres- 8th, are those on Psychology for enough to see the show, which is 7 voice by means of voice records speech; 7. Contribute to the com- Truxton with t wo other destroyers int.'" policies, in contrast to the | The Council's resolution particu- ton is only one of several note- Everyday Living, and Making a the first of its kind ln Summit I and the recording of the class's worthy changes to be ween at Hobby of Geology. mon expenses of the club. (headeit ing thd efo coursr Jacksonvillee for Cap, e FlaHa.t tentSets -government"—th Democratic "dynamie dutc yconceptio of the ngov of-, folarlry enlistin approveg dth Xe. interes D. O'ts prograand mef- own voices which will be recorded Scope !iml N.D.O.'s headquarters. Also in the I The course in psychology will be on a new machine and immediately The studies and practices will in- Diamond -Shoals Lighistiit). tin; eminent to do something about the-j forts of all groups and ages of window Is a bulletin board which taught by Dr. Dorothy Waldo, Ad- . played back. chide the related branches* of course was then laid inside maladjustment' '" ' 's o'f evil"s caimed' °Summi "t me"n an""dJ women '"in" work*~ - Little Theater ver a period of years by techno- ing out community defense prob- .lispluys for those who hut stop andkm](,t professor Of Psychology at! 3. The last four lessons to thespeech such as voice, expressive- Gulf Stream guided by- the ,— . inen Sh : telling of anecdotes and jokes, open ness, poise, gestures and• dramatics buoy marking the outer shoal oil", loiiiial ailvaiicnieiits. Mr. Dowries''«"»«-and .In furthering individual forum, speeches and informal talks as used in speech work. Each season Cape Lookout. N. ('.. all of which declared that Democracy would be preparation for training or service. lio^ranti^rdeS I'^JudK *; JT^T r h ° fiuild Program T1| answers to many personal Xues-1*1" dettl with, 8U ch ^ al) here- UU1IU 1 lUglalll in which all wili participate and onwill include review and advanced is the general procedure for vessels, '-ncled in this country too If the na- I e effect of the Local Defense and which all will be graded for indivi- work in all branches of speech | bound no further south than Jack- titmal government had not pursued j Council's action is to endorse the tluns about the "draft" and about^ environment, our drives, . dual improvement. training. Special meetings will in- sonville. Next, after encountering thin course of dynamic action lnjN- r)- O- as the principal agency voluntary enlistment in the Army!»»»«» our motives, our emotions and, Another local organization play- Registration for the Adult Cours- elude instruction by outside author- quite an ebb current, the Truxton 'he last seven years. Me said "Mr. , through which the Council will ear- und Navy. Flags and posters now our conflicts; arid wlll help her stu-; ,I|Ra n important role ln community ..-„.„._ ities of the art; and competitive'was then pointed for Krving Pan M'Lean believes that what is good ,'•>' out the duty with which it haa enliven the walls inside headquar- dents apply practical psychology to; , es starts on October 1st. The first Gljljfti d U)prme Sljmmliiy ann0Ut Llttlncese itTneates eagerr i speeches with other similar speak- Shoals Lightship off Wilson, N. r. f»r business Is good for the coun-! ^en charged by the Mayor: name- arterse ,continuall where membery lu 'consultatios of thne stafwithf •trylive,, anatd home as a, citizenin busines. s or Indus-.\1HGllj1HSH,SH'l d jprom0(i(i oiiit it Hy Dj Dj ann0Ut towartowarnceds aidinitaidins eager-iclasg in ((Octobe s or f8th the. adulwhilte coursthe firse willt meetin be gog ners clubs. 'This was the lust land ...ark sighted''try; I believe that what is good for, all(£•1 ttoo ascertai 8ee atn local defense needs IndiviIdiidd ual.ls andnroupd s seeking in- Frederick -W. Wlllard, who has;»i,; e national defense. Believing i0' ththe SummiSitt SpeakersSk'' CluClbb wililll M«'inbcrshl|) In Club 'by tlie Truxton before picking up'»»<• country is good for huBiness." ; t» measures are taken ito meet them. Furthermore, this formation about N'.D.O. activities or himself made a life-long hobby oftMll t a Hense ()f balance and a sense j be November 27th. Membership in thVClub shall be St John's Lightship off Jackson-, Mr I»ownes ajHerUj that mow , On about the Selective Service Act. the geology, willbe in charge of -the olhumor are Imperative In the des- the Thursday in November. divided'into two classes, active and ville. iptokress nas neen made in mis , t H t fh p.,;,,.,.., ,„ ..„„ 8 I0 so-called "National Guard Act" orgeology class; and he plans to ,, ,t,. world in which we live, the following the sixth or seventh, les- honorary. Any member of the club From Diann Shoals Lightship to country for the good of all people l"' "™" "° "-orrfln-X wlfh vrm eri stV e M a ] other recent defense legislation af- share with the members of the guild's play-readinR committee. son, the Summit Speakers' Club may propose a person for member-'StSt.. Johns River, Mayor FornteFormer re- "'»' ">"'«e' las'«»t< seve*'»n >'year«» s "'athann iin an«y >/ '^ , ' wnrl,, fecting their personal planB. TIIOBB class the knowledge he has """n^-hfeiideir'by"" MIHS Peggy Wardell, has will- resume their sessions, running arallel club lr ._ — (Continued on Pat« in charge of the office make it plain quired, and to kindle in them en- j Htwrt,,j (.iliar of those deep, de-IP activities with thejif sponsored by two additional ac- with a generally falling barometer j' * McLean nccused the present that enrollment in the Little PlattB- " ' ' feology as a hobby. i.,resHing often tragic problem aduIt coui'se- that is. beginningitlve members, both of whom mustifrom 30.12 to 2!t.(!G, signalizing theisidminixiration of using foreign af- thelr nieeti burg group, which now numbers An earlier lsaue of THE 8UM-,pl ,„ am, prescrjbed laugll-provok- »R with the delivery otjhe on the membership committee,!approach of the recent tropical jfiiirs and national defense in the l'J.'i in still open to those desiring the MIT HERALD* gave a detail*! ac- in -eHcaplst" drama as the fare! anecdotes, proceeding to the then the proposed person shall he,8torm. He said the hurricaiie south jcampaign in order to "establish the Athenaeum Ready this voluntary basic, military train- count of the course on Nursery,f()r alI Sunimlt t0 re|ax by. open forum and, at. Christmas, fin- accepted as a full active member. ; of Jacksonville went out to sea, Imt i incllKpen.sibility of one individual ing which is common to all branch- School Practices. But for the sake] (JliaralIteei| t0 do jU8t that, the ishing with informal tnlks on hob- An honorary member shall be a ven so the Truxton saw the after- ""d to "divert attention from the es of the armed forces. e of newcomers to town, or those;|wo ,.oined,etf B farce, and a mys-bles. person distinguished for special niath of rough seas on leaving! fuiliiri-s <>f the New Deal^Party, the |For Another Season Mr. DaviB. who contributed his WhenillMnI U1thLe auun adul t colir8course e 1Sis finish- who missed thnee earne'earlier'announcer announce- - . ehoso.- n fo• r uroductio«.._.!_.n . b«..y .th »».e _ "nisn- ability or eminence in public: speak- •Jacksonville heading north. "increas e o'f tin" : -•'•--••nationa•l deb••-••*t *to up- | work and skill to N.D.O., Is an Ani-|nient it may this season, are sure-fire. ing and its related subjects. An Qn .i10 Truxton after! wards of H: billion dollars, and j Summit 1B justly proud of the fact erican—former instructor of draw- i course is especiallbe repeatey designed thatd thitos " "**' ^ " '" JT nrt LZt Irl '!Thursda^ the c,y uwitb wilh l astil specializel proceed proeach- failure of various expensive eX-jj l honorary member shall be elected ;,)aKHi|)K 20 iniles up the St. John's organ- ing at the University of IllinoiB and! help mothers of pre-school cbil-|| "" 'i"'"'"','', .,'»"'»**«, to provide a solution for | l r by the club at any of its , , . .ou b th, ,„*-1 membef of the Tiffany Foundation di't'n. ' H6w a child'o physical' " ^?S'• , '}hV.h ."J.^^u'^sobey r r=n^: ««Mrs. - Knoblauc«[ "^h o"n Wthe techniqu *£%Xe of meetings. m nfll thl ? liiic ills." He charged educa- eheerles^ness, tion nearly thirty years before the Colony at Oyster Bay. N. Y.—who i habits, his play with other children, glumness. The four- public speaking and the practical The intent is to use common •bill, represent- until a few weeks ago had spent and his toys can help to make him . application of that technique until quarters for consolidated studies ,, !], i this city where it.!«''! "»" providing for all the cost of j term was coined, or the first adult dates and authors sll ut : vl e rwu e( ' !! " a happy, well adjusted child, will be ' .' *". , . .. i_i_«, p«n«,.,a. the first of May when the club will such as receiving expert i" " ' (i .k'Hl it the Standard (ill Co dock!the natmnal defense program" in 1 education classes were formed in most of hlu life in France and O( t 1 Switzerland, of which latter coun- CeaAy ihbwn in the lectures in*<> " * ^J '^JJt^L close for Jthe summer. tions or lectures from authorities (j ,-efueied with Kfi oiin gallons of reality was designed to relieve con- any community. For the Athe- First Mrs. Fraser," comedy by Charles I. Maust of 209 Kent of the art, and divide the -member- ' .j , ff' nVl headed up' ditions in the treasury liroughtj uaeum, which was organized to try he is,a former national eingleH this course. Mrs. Edna A; Cope-.St. John Krvine, November 15; am (he ncaH t o a tennis champion. In Paris, where land, a veteran teacher of pre Place Boulevard, the 1939-1940 shialiinp Intintno grouparrnimas onff :approximateli imrftt'iniiit ely v 1 ' .'...,'.• .v ,... abou.lw>ntt - bIny- peactw>!ir timliniln(Unir;: the 1190i 19088 IHs distinctl(Hstlnrtlyv and solelsolplyv ann edupiln-. y Lawyer farce by Richard j preBident, of last year, will be glad nl r to the Bull Lin he was a Student at Ecole den school and kindergarten children. 15 per group for practices in " « "wiiere j. matie fast while the offi-' Kxccssive Profits Tax bill also Is catlonal Institution for adults. It Beaux Arts and an associate at the!aI1ity in the United lly believed. | an organization. Dr. Mabie became (Continued on Page Three) retained in the list to be given. The The purpose of. the Summit'groups and assign the adjacent Mr. McLean stated that he has i the'.'first president;'and Henry B. course In Woodwork will be [A • States." v() ((1 fora1 1 " ' li: ll/\ZZ^t^u Speaker.' Club is to maintain a pper- j ppractic ctice q Quartersquarters.. '! M.?v,ir Vmst.-r in.i the other of-vote' d for all th thee Ne Neww Dea Deal l legis-,Twombllegis-, Twomblyy ititss secretar secretaryy aann officofficee taught by Elmore Furth of the high]«"»•"«• advice. And those who real- f Mayor Forst.-r and the other of- m'anent Organization which will en- j Startrts S|M>tuii t-Hksnnvi urni ciii lieu ! He opposed the Nationaxt..»i«..nli Recovern^^n>«!iy .j "tili l survivesni-vlvp. CarrolP.nrrolll PP . BasmettHaaaAtt.. only furniture but window and port by becoming members of the at a beach party. At Ja.KM.i . . )At;|. ))cwitiHt! he feRk Rave su_!Enie8t uressel North, Henry B.. subjects. The study, and practice^ mencing October itth Lof the Doro- '' n' door-screens, a work-bench for theguild. work is to be based upon the *---•• • ^" b liiy 11ie powe|oworr outsidl e of the law. | Twombly, Thomas M. Deberoiae. College Club Sale work Is.to be based upon the teach-|thie Berry Studio of Speech, an- " ' " . !• . (•',u,1eiliiien ' I"'*'" ' I '°"f« 8, notably three fine show w n- typewrltlng wlll be taught by MisS!am, ,„TH B SUMMIT HERALD as Red Cross Chapter At tickets for each meeting or lecture. In the thirty-two years of its hU- Kg will) tneir^ay ^^ pro-re-! stalking the earth. Is this a tini<\ | tory the list of speakers has in- with a ro(1BinK Plans for the establishing of a eluded many of the notables of the i^8 K"" JI.'i(!ih^ar8al IWrty at the Y- M- (' A. | then, for singing and planning of through the courtesy of Its presi- writer, its mechanism, and the ar- 0IU,-uct plays; and last, but -not-|wn(,re more tnan Only a-week and a day now until, u|lu, Mountain Farms. Branch of country, such men as William How- dent. John U. Hood. rangement of copy on a page. ; , plays of the series l - fift'y persons, imusical festivals? Although the mile will not open u ast a! four about half of wh an-j "For the membe EnrolKnroll for any of the twenty ifo r tm• , ,,ric• e of three. Iplrants to the ranks of singers and Club and we until October 17, the entire stock of courses on the list by mall to Lynn: " V,omlnally priCed subscriptions I^7,^m "^"^rSer w used hookstoks, •magazinemugazines and IIIUHICmusic. i lon. executive secretary, at;' :, obtained from any Guild ' «r' r» „•„ T Z ,mom- !1 who love music c )ini( v one of the t>le must he, collected within the next . enroll In • ^.^ ^ l?BlSor jirJ^ ^r^^ o.ni^ilT/r °l,,"C,n I" two wen thp hlBh Bchool now Or or M influences of wurdH osksf. $1,200Ill, ordether averagto cleae rsu upm- pel.R0II Tuesday, evening. October l.-g (.,ialrmnn of the ticket com-jevenin^^ fJlowshln a...1 1Jollity li'tv . iI " fa definitely well. I president, believes that the 1940- :! g l rained a"t 'pfeir Segf c'SS IL Lr\he^ne acftmedy -'The ™»^IXX« "^ ^ W™**™^"™*** nrXmV^d .Mn"B "n ^a^ awUwanl wooden sKa-es, determines, A very -interesting and inspiring: 1941 series of lectures will be thor- book sales. RTibecn necessary to ?£ nSffer" being pressed at ln\»hotl° bttmmlt *mlT l«lub, •™»>»' V'T' th^ 8,"ff -^ •»•" «"(l WPUrl^ l0l" ""' "' •*" ^^'^ ''' •'' J talk was Kiven hy Mrs. Harry N.^oughly In keeping with the high gather at ch duIe eav c lluIt> me ' standards of the Athenaeum. The ••finally larglease t 10,000 books and »,y the Summit Little Theater Culld.i „,,. Y NlMF PAKAnF I™"""!.," *: f , « 1 " complete list of speakers Is not yet and music.rg eThi Blocks casn obfe magazinedone, onlys "|.\0I :KIJZA'BTTI\ ,?/V"' **I *XVh ' ^visaglnr..^llvg /lthtlneS club' **s cndshlp progras mor eii- ready for publication; but William with the co-operation of the ontire 10 ON (K'TOHKR IS whole. Tuesday's party, there yon Phelps will be the November community in responding to the ap-||} 4- } was a happy occasion for "warming -i speaker; and Eva Le Gallienne will v tlc ftn Sunday. October 13th, besides be- up" and getting acquainted. peal of thfh«e CollCollegg eC Club for dona-iEAlCIiSIUU Judg-!OI1, ),utl t WJH llos o wm, renewed .•toii Fngwell. was oppolnted chair- appear in December to speak on Hooks of all types are need- Ing the monthly Communion Sun-jIng from the one hundred per cent, 'strength forrth e 1 1111 80010 lH eIlt ed. Children's books andd recentt „ members of the aumu.lt Po-'<'»>l>' ' f° ""> H" ? ^J ® w^ „,„: ,'"'»biHtlc participation the eve-i,ic,,t, l w 8 r( l fiction are in greatest demand, buti ,,(>c ,,C|,nrtment W||, take a course »}»« "' ' *»»« ^ rV,fJ ihi.S f, r v " " '« t-xiiiM-lftift' has HIIOWII that thiMo! ' |h ',,..,,...,.,,„„ of .,„,,.,,, H(.i(,IU,0 i Hally. St. Teresa H Church wheh for. President Austin. WIIIUTH ad-for 1 1p i h aHl tW0 tnarchcd 1 1 dre8 e wll 1. age buyers for every rar-j'1 1J1 ^ne^lv ^ Snin t I Mo -i! " " *"?& . . ! « " the group Informally on il.el.on Ult 1 letv of miblication from sonnets to """ " * " ' "' , . . I B»«t OraiiRe, wll) this year march history and purpose of tho Summit of the club and inanv of our pa-. .Tickets are boiiiK sold this wee' !! Cray, presided at the tea table. jnnd Dr. Gerald Wendt will speak at oik l»o 1 z I the hot- rl»t.»wn. was announced yes .M-||n Kll7.abHll beginning at 2.30 p. m. i Choral Club. 6n Its prc8e.il n.ak.-..P irons, w Ic is of" two sac'e.l .and next a, the m-hools and H Among tliosr present were: Mrs. the .final meeting in April. Old terdaHH are wanted, especially :•' M»>'"r, (5»ld°. F' ^"l " |B "!? .n.lm.,of^."^L1?...^!^ «w™«IL«!t« .P'«»»- "« ""'"-'concerts. The traditional Christ leersovers' ' foforr thi thiss P.-rK.rinan.;,^.perlormaiue 'ot |( ,;|r() Miss ,,,,HHl,, n,,rHti MrH. Jo|in ,m.mi,pr8 wm ^hbrtly receive full publications In auch Hpeclallzeil These men will attend a class one,,.very Catholic man In Summit \n](lmiH\ the Club's conductor. Law- jmaH (.0I|C|ir, win ,,c, s,vell in r,il- Mannms Hrlnkwdrinker r oonn Satunl.-., Satu.(l;iy> »''"''- lor- , SinvV(y|,,r M|M|H.8 i^ frved (j,-|8wold. Mrs. particulars as to the program for fields'as -ui ar*'liltcctiir«, science,! night a week for a period of ten the line of march. renee ItasmusHcn, who outlined the j vary" Church as usual It will In- noon•mil. October 5th, , andd tor. the three!! ^ ((;r,;..i||yyMi M|H,HsH Ri|tIi ^ MrH ; tht. 8ea801) 1UHl<> for thi; yl»>«lM H...,H ,tha t nr« .Jimloiniorr ServicServicee ^'League^ ' J•*V"»»<\^Y' \ \ | 'V;'miit,'Mi-ri:(;i J Mr^.G. . ClintoCllnl n FtigwRll. Mrs.: of the Atheitauui was limited; and land her entertainment committee always loved, a Bach Cantata and , program of Children s Mite.tain-, (;i xm, -. Frtulkner, Mrs:: T. C. Plumb, consequently there was a long wait- of the MUBIP Departmentepartment, has urged teiiHion Service, wll cost ?!•> ' KLOWKIt SHOW lanwhdo her entertainment committee always loved, a Bach Cantata and .program of Children s Kntertain-, (>«;„,.,;,•.0( 1K< • Faulkner, ' the members of the Bolicltliig teams man. The mayo, r sai,d, the„ mone „y i l bad things bumming merrily > Safnt Snen'n Clirlstnias Oratorio. uientH fpr this seanon. Mrs Kason,; Mrs Wm n W|lltlcy MrB j M> |,1({.|iHt. The membership is now to remind all prospective donors "Of will be taken from tho ponce ap^ A VJ,ry HIIC(.eHHful flower show tin no time at all. The volume of -j,'or the second concert, HIICII'H cbaii man of the committee '»| iMcincns, Mrs. George Winspear, limited^onlyy by the capacity of the sound which rose from the Hinging St. Matthew Passion will again be charge- of the enttrti ro ! the argent need for ttlu'et music ropriations. ... jwa H HtaKM.,j |,y ptiyllls MaHe of Girl sound which r< «Jl. • tV||ll tilt; Tl A<«Cf«rlllfia 1VIBB Hf*5*»«"" '--. ---....- ,r |>l I >', :,T''» Mrs» K*'- .••f,/^ Vf>l n^ | Steinberg•*•••!• B^#b«a««l«>s«, S Mrs. Edmund high school auditorium; and new ]w Tr( in her Kardeu on( ffa orlte old i and records. -- --o sung on the evening of the fifth ; ports that school principals aiici, _ c« j M Arthur A. Ru«er, members may join by making ap- The store at 96' Summit avenue. Those " »z£i™?*t™}&z<*>M >»i' "• ; i > ln- sMrs. orWm)y( . V.r Dunkels , Mrs. fi.C plicatio. n to the membership com- l < lH rhvthm future,. IIH dJUd the? !| Sundayv iIn Lent. For both concerts.concer. ! teachers, ure Bhowlng nit active , , ,» , ":, ' ^w;'[.? Sier F.-. k Mir-iThursday flowettf,ori.oon.r Septembeafforderd a19n. 'or the c ,,1,'H 'HHplayed by nil in 'm\0 „,„, orclu«Htrnl nsHlstanco will .teroHt in this und the othor enter- Walling. mittee. Henry D. Twombly. Ern#8t the John* Paul Jones. halnments. At each pc Dressel North and James H. Burke. H opnn dall5y pfrom 9 a. n, to 12j«a noldj Mj '' I *lmjj ^^ ^ ^ backdrop. ,Thi s IH_,, a ^ pro,,.., -8ense of rhy.h. ; |H. entirely pprofessiona l nts. A magazines and music. Donations The preHcnt feeling of the Choral j "We look to the old friends of the {{each Hchool will bo represented by You must have the HERALD if Tronk and Patrolmen Joseph ject of hers required for earning be Hummed up byj organization and to newcomers |a Huporvlslng teacher who will b« FASHION SHOW wlll be cnlled for promptly ln rellunville- , William Heine, Edward you want the news of Summit. It Hponse to a phone call to Mins gardener's badge. Frizes awnrded quoting from a letter which MrM . |amon|g us who enjoy and believi e in jojff groat helhlp in providinprovidi g the Iciiul AX1) CARD PAKT1' Trayfonl and David McOrath. were: Int. Louise Saccadato; 2nd will cost $3.50 per year for two Janet DeLong, chairman of the Gross, chairman of the finance community choral work to join with jof atmoHphcre which will make it Issues a week. transportation committee, l prize Janet Oenseu, and 3rd prize committee, sent to many friends of juu In making this program a. «uo ipoBslhle for all the young members —Fashion »how and card party by B-3028. Watches, clocks. Jewelry repaired, Uutli Dlttmnr. the club. cess. It is undertaken with con-'of tho audience to gain the beat the Protd Club on Friday evehlnf. "The Summit Choral Club opens tldence in the continued. •co-oper- j kind of enjoymout from the-pro- Mine. Sainer, Dressmaking, De- October 11th at 8.15 p. m. at tba Ilosensteln, 420 Springfield Blgulug, 20 Irving PI., Su. C-2746. jy. W, C. A. __ An ad In the Classified I Column*1 In this pnptr. Its new Beutjon in a changed and (Continued on P«p« Four) i grant: mS~

FRIDAY. SEKT- », . SEPT- THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, H.J.

ENGAGEMENTS te.r a wedding trip the couple will iMerrill, chairman; T. S. Kwiyon,' liv in Kliziihelh. of city officials '] vice-chairman: K. H. Twombly, G. ient P!ac€ 0 ac- !j. Ray, IL T. Uetin. T. I*. Smith; 3. cessories hud a ccirartRo of gar- „ _, , .- ». t- . i I'eterson - Ollherl iBt- amel.n Gloucester and For Public Information j W. Bancker, Fred Mort, II. L. Hoy©, THli FIRST MATIOMAL BANK denias, A reception was held at,q , . 1 47th Yea S Cdailes A. Wolferton (II.) Members of the Zoning Board of Mrs. Florence Ames ot Mrhcod, ... ,,. ,, ,,.„ , ,, .he bride's home. After a^ wedding | ^ ss n M d irerewl.h Is £ivej. a list of City , i^,,,,,.,,,..^ h. AND TRUST COMPANY Mont™ formerly of Ken? Ha«. bou- i * ! ™{ K.i.lb.,. daughter trip they will reside at lSu Speed-1 v • y r all(1 Mrs > ; ""''"'!!" , ' " ,° well iivenuf, Morristown. j Cumberland) Walter' S.- Jeffries SUMMIT. NFV Five English (H:> ' . • ---•;-- — tion of the public: jilbert K. Deiiike, KiHR-sley G. to Miss Helen .1'.--1'reator oT Basin, 16.Fairview avenue will be married — tomorrow night ;u_ihc lioiue of her Shower For Mi** (Jilhert 3rd —(Monmoiith, Ocean and Mld- Mayor (Jiiido F. Forster. (Office , Tiioinsoii, secretary, Increased En parents tu Walter KiiKcne Peter- , Miss (Jene Horn of Kent II. Sutphln (D.) hours, Sat. morning 0-V2 at City! ^jnkirij; Fund Commission — sonI'l'lC, sun of Mr. iiml Mrs. Oscar Hall). i Mavor (Jiiido Fursler, William S. •son of Kent 1'hiec boulevard.) boulevard entertained at a d Mercer,-D. Kent 1'iace School the prospective bride and' ro.MMOX COr.NCIL J Porter, -Herbert C. Fiiehs, Oliver Sir. and Mrs. V. 'Henry Clash, ofi mlscelHuieous /shower party Wed- 5th -(Morris, Somerset and part 11 Kniduated from Summit nesday night in honor of Mitts (Mara, Cotiiirilmait-at-laiKe CJ. Ilarry-^. #errill. Kdward S. Bancroft. 31$ Harrison avenue, Rnsi'i.lr, an-' HiKli of Middlesex)- Charles A. Eaton ishty new noufsca the pupa gens en t oif their' .School. (Jilhert of lfi Fairview avenue who Cullis. The ceremony will be porformed will be married tomorrow night; to (R) Ba n b |-i larger .-iirollnient. I dikgbtfr, Ilarrie: TOWIIM-IKI ("lash.;i.hy Itev .Inlm 1'. H. Mc- V.rM Ward Arrival and Departure I.nub.m, pastor of Walter Peterson. After a \yeddtim Ctb — (Union)—Donald M. [ :i K •to WmJ'Sievrn Disbniw, 2nd.-son ofi! St.._.Teres:i's Chnvcll. . Matron, of Lean (It.-) Max well Lester, ,lr.. Percy Dr. and Mrs-CJ. Wnni Disbn.w, of rehearsal last night at the hridr- Bland,' Frederick K. Truslow. of Mails at Summit ^tU(l«•nt8. Kl Imimr will be the. bride's sister, eleet's parents home, Mr. and Mrs. 7th—(Hunterdon, Sussex. War- The date of the inai •riase Miss itmh (iilbert. The best man ren, parts of Bergen and Passaic* Second Ward ,(if iliriuii.fliam will has beea srt as October 1eliu ry Window Miss (Hlbert was also honored Ii (H.) Finance Lester, Hland, Bourne. From N'inv York and All Points Re- (HIIH: niiircli will be played hy Miss Week Days .. 7. in .riuer. 1 *i-"- Katherint this Week at a shower given by Mrs. | 9th—(Bergen and part of Hud Streets Cullis, Siller, Bland. yond: 7,00. S.00. D.00, 11.00 a. in.; ;!o a. . to «.:!0: P. m. It is smart to be thrifty, WEDDINGS i Elsie Nelson at the piano. Donald, Fiske of Now Providence in. n .,] .luha of Kent son)—Frank C. Osmers, Jr., (It.) Tax Hove, iiounie; Siller. 1.00, 2.1$, 4.45 |). in. Saturda.vH 7.:u) a. m. to 1 P- will a^'iee—and , t»d.ay people a The bride will wear a white satin and at a dinner party given by her 10th—(Essex, part of Hudson)— Public Safety — siller, Lester, From Xewiirk: 7.00, 8.00,11.00 a. m.; T. 0. Lobby Open j every walk of life ar* prarlii,'. UVMt-Ai-\ <'oll*8e, ai |>' »»« iuet. of. lioidays (i a. in. to 6 p. ni. ij,t- ^.n-! of Mrs. J« wilitl> 11th—(Essex)—Albert L. Vree- Welfare—Bourne, Cullis, Boye. From Post Off ices Uetvvceii Summit i wear, of course, in a the we3d:ng of Mis- Marian \\V-sl- H'""I«>m crysaiithomurns. ItECEl"riON TO land (It.) and Newark: 8.00, lJM a. m.; iA7i Time given indicaie.i opening and ij«)rri>iitwn, Is I lie d; water of Short Hills lo Dr. Will-, A reception will follow at the Water, Li^'bt and Public Build- .however, a true sfgi* of > home. Mt. AND .MRS. IIItAMK 12th—(Essex)—Robert W. Ke;m j |). m. closing. I Airs. William Me [ings—Uland, Truslow, Cujlis. I the -ever- ituTea^irijt numbers- lam C. C. PhiJopt. Jr.. of kli/.;i'l>Hh, (It.) t From Post Offices West of Summit: 'f i.n Dr. Morri 13th— (Hudson)—Mar y T. Norton Law and Ordinance Truslow, I folks having «h«M*s 'rebuili. In ih.is trhicti *!H taki» pl.tce at s.:?0 i». in. i 8.00, 9.00 a. iu.; 1.00, 4.00, 7.00 . ,. 'oim on th •0a-0e40l»er MtJi in -the homn of thei.ucuel--Kus< lM'tlo- Congregational reception- to 1)1'. (D.) Boye, Lester. ' | ; work Jerry's Shoe Repair Shop is Miss Catherine Ann Fnsrhetto, and Mrs. Rockwell S. Hrank, in cel- Publicity- SiRler. niaiul, Doiirnc., p. in. ;' •' ' -I (known for-thoroughness aad --k;:!. Inn Hospital. Ji bride-elect's broilui-in-law • -iinil 14th—(Hudson)—Edward J. Hart 1 FKKE PAKKINO PLACE .•liter' of Mr. ant Sister. Sir. and Mrs. (ieorj;e. •• 11.prieti>r of this shop baa d»- A. Lb> 11th, at the Presbyterian parish lotted Hie ground between the "is the guest of KVit, pastor, of'• First Pri'sbyti^riau WinfredCUCMICI and the late Mr. £7 Executive Officials-Fred Mort. Sundays—Special Delivery Service! i voted most of las life to the ma8a* House, at 8.15 p. m. Further de- Y. M. C. A. and the Public Li- Lit Miller of Sur Chdrch. "Springfield, will officiate. Cucutil, of '.',H~> Woodland road, City Engineer—Francis A. Mur- 10 a. in. from all points. j | facttirt* ant! rebuiftiicg of shoc-s. !I« Madisoiu were married Tuesday at tails later. Favorite Recipes IVeek Days—7,"!0 a,,.m. to 9 p. m. j brary for the parking of Tehi- Fingry Schoo ©nljr the immediate families and ray. cles—free of charge. ' I invites you to bring yottr sfeoes ;a close friends will be present. the Rectory of St. Teresa's Church Citv Physician — Dr* Ilobert S; | MAIT;S ciiOSK I | and sw for yourself the quality a::j Henson by the Rev, John I'. Leniban, pan- (inntutn Associated With Mantel I To Newark^ N. J.: I The area i« fenced and has I Argyllshire, Scotland daughter of Mr. Mill/Kan. : !character of .work turned'pat hy William B. Gannon,'yri'ung Surn- Little June Preifaer has been five driveways and will aeeom-* Mrs. Frank Le Moyne West-Jtor. The.bride's sister, Miss Jose- Receiver of Taxes — Cameron 7.45, 10 a. m.; 12 m.; 3, G.30, 7.501 i his staff. If it's smart to be 'thrifty, i Oidne! Robert Ken of Pitisimre. will have Mrs. phine Misehctto, was maid of honor j nilt attorney, hPKinnlnK Monday, in Hollywood for three years, modate we aurniiac, 200 automo- rj vinjr In the same n Munkit trick. p. in. . " • . • • start with your shoe*. >• as her atteii'da»t"and . Mr. »nd Donald Ctieuel,. wax hln bro-"itftllj beasHOfiated with the law firm but she can't forget some of her Assistant Receiver of Taxes- — To New York afid Points Beyond: biles. Indian artuy- tfcat \\& JBsttT-ly will'lie best man. Marjorie ther-s bi.'st man The bride wore a of'Jacob R. Mantel, 34 Maplo street. favorite New Orleans' recipes. Wm. S. Bird. ,6.45, 7.15, 9, 10 a. m.; 12 m.~, 2, 3, If the Business 'Men of Sum- JERRY'S SHOE REPAIR ( olonel Donald .McVe l^igh of-Short Mills-will play the roy;(l blue ehlffon'velvut dress with- On the last day of "Strike Up Assistant Receiver of Taxes- : 5.10,,-i).;J0, 7.50 p. m. hiit will kindly notify their em- »ii for thirty years, harp. A reception will follow. Af- blue accessories and a corsage of the Band," June brought real Roebrt. Woodward. To Post Offices between Summit ployees to thin effect, the purk- un is the dan^lite oiaple pralines for Judy Gar- Assistant Receiver of Taxes— and New York: 7.45 a. m.; 12 m.; ing situation will be helped a :f.1 Maple Street Sanfflli, >!ors;an, author of "T great deal. . 5. J. |.iiid .Mrs. Morgan, noyi Fashion and Beauty land, Mickey Rooney, Margaret^ Herbert (<. Fuchs. 3, (i.30, 7.50 p. m. Hats Cleaned Early and the rest of the cast.' Hoard of Assessors—Xorman S. To Post Offices West of Summit: Renfember the place, Maple t, whose books Hints from Hollywood Here's her recipe, for she made Garls, (J. F. Rowe, Jesse F. Stout; 7..'!0, 9 a. m.; 3.45 p. m. street, next to the Y. M. C. A. maiden name. H Florence Dennian, Clerk. jTo Post Offices on Passaic and Del- Parking free to all. .Ura. .''Juj'^aii and i them herself.' I aware Branch H. It: 7.1.r», fv'.O, An..art ...placed, ia .the.. p, will be.on the back Police Justice — Holiert J. Mur- J columns brings resttits. I daughter are the gue MAPLEJPRAONES phy, Jr. 11.H0 a. niV;"4'.M, 0,30, 7.50 p. ui. j Murphy .Malin, Amer views of coats this season, Sundays Only: Chief of Police--M. J. Finneran. (of the International Adrian declares. And Katharine 2 cups sugar % cup milk Police and Firemen's Pension 8.20 i). in. All Points. Hxpeeted the Hepburn's sport model,designed 1 cup maple 2 cups pecan- Fund Commission—Mayor For.ster, .Stamp Window fconih is Diana I*.* by Adi-fan for her role in "The sirup meats Arthur S. Pierce. Thomas J. Mur-Weok Hays .... 7..'!O a. in. to (i.:!0 p. m. Paul Thomas Uomau, Philadelphia Story," bears out ray, Herbert (!. Fuchs' and Sergeant Saturdays 7.,'iH a. in. to I p. m. |i;conomlc3 at Cornell For You at Reasonable Banking Rates . his prediction. It Hares from the Boil the sugar,'milk and maple | John J. Cannon.' Holidays 8 a. in. to D a. m. Miss Harriet 1-arnei shoulders into a wide .silhouette sirup until the.mixture reaches Constabli • -Thomas F. White, 1'aiml Tost UnionRickuuj Co. i isiistress, spent a larj "jspector — Seaman L. With unpressed pleats hanging the soft-ball stage (238°F). Re- Huihlhig • Week Days .... 7.S0 a. in. to O.:!0 p. m.361 Springfield Ave. I1 iitutner working i from shoudlcr to shoulder line move from the fire and cool. Wright. Saturdays 7.:',o a in. to 1 p. m. Summit, N. J. uith the New York ( 4-WAY PERSONAL LOAN PLAN in the back. In vivid blue, cream, When it is lukewarm, beat until City Solicitor—Frederick C. Kentz j ISi«ister Window Kefugee Children, ai Overseer of the Poor-—Mrs. Ger- gold and brown it is stunning it is smooth and creamy. Add Week Days 7.30 a. in. to 0 p. m. :.,ember of the cotiimi : trade S. (Jros.s. on the actress. any kind of broken nut-meats Saturdays 7.30 u. in. to 1 p. m. SPECIAL—TO YOU! fin New Jersey, 21c •>.nt to Arcadion, a ;• with brilianlt green flannel. The I!. DoiiKall. ( I'lili-r < ii» llnrii slif lit. i;<-ar Bordeaux. \Vlie lovely star wears a black frock Hoard of School Estimate—Mayor Ent: arc thror sungeslions that READY? .-many struck Ihrmiuh with velvet scalloped strappings Forster, Councilmen Uoye, Bland 29c H will hrlji yoii when the choiir of irit'S and tk us for a Trustees Free Public Library—J. j bruushi them to "the them all is a tun ic-length bloused (4ioml ami 11- r»-d ,,r « .,fnr,f. •and they taine last wt sters. Bur scan them for skinmd knees jacket of the bright green flan- frn- copv of To I'ro- Walter Dietz, president; treasurer, | I'IKIIIC WX.2IIMI (no toll) li rt Your Memorial J. Sherman Hyland; secretary, Mrs. j PURE PORK SAUSAGES Ib. 23c io make their home.. «r cut fingers when they come home. Etch < IIniit. r l!r;»iii(i nel. Pockets, lapels and ciifTs are Invrstmint *. Norris B. Brisco; Guido Forster,; •t!i<-- fifili Ri-ade at Liu Mrs. Uavis. an altra broken skin *re» it * potential source of edged in the baclk velvet. Superintendent John B. DotiRall,; BOILED HAMS <>fi.-«..b/ i. lb. 20c Miss Marie Lihby, Oliver Thurman; 95< lb. in her twenties, spea infection. Clean, disinfect and* watch I If Librarian, Miss Emilie Hill. 37« FANCY FRANKFURTERS jusurc of her exjierie soreness remains or a cut docs not heal :,'* Board of Recreation Commission "or her new-born sin L. L. Manning & Son j or BOLOGNA ib. 19c -fhErncst P. Patten, president; W. outs, ait -raids arid t promptly it's time to tell your phyiician. Plainfield 6-0706 " • i ravel under wurtin IW.VWFST FROM' STRKKT Richmond Tracy, vice-pres.; Har- Remember, neglect opens the door to sick- An placc.l lan S. Kennedy, seereiary-treas-! Mn.l.JI.KIII.IlVlm. Special Treat—Friday Only There u-as a powdei ; 3 I.V'. I l.ntilrl • . . «>ur lioiiM' at Ar«|ch ness and disease. TUINFIKLlK N. J._; nror;JV!)s, William F, Doyle, O. 1 J mrt.tr.. ':,i,,!|, i iHjnd hn. Open Sunday 2 to 5 Oakes. , ' lb Uiemls. "but it "Was Hnt. ISfil . City Planning Board—Oliver B. Fresh Killed Long Island Ducks. sirens which really i dii inus they, were so ROGERS' PI IARMACY < hildren. Summit is "ul and so beautiful Cor. Siirln^rflilil \\c, A Itrt-ftm IMMI kiuiw how it seems t> Ttl. Su.

99 othtr lmprov*m*nti and eulitanding No Fuss-Leave it to Us {•atur*i Ihot male* Pontiac mar* than Democratic Mas •v«r "Amirlca'i Flntil law-Pric*d Car." .We'll come to your old addrchs and take up your ru»s Meeting October A OINCHAL MOTORS VALUE and carpets, clean them while you're it, the throe's of mov- A mass meeting 1 ing, and deliver them beautiful aml immaculate to your M-ioiier UUh in the I new home. Seize this ideal nUient to have your rugs Auditorium. i\ was ai IT WASN'T AN EASY JOB to build a line of cars for "erday. Hesides H;i and carpets clcaned-theyYe off your nilIKl when they're 1941 lhat WQUIJ belter last year's record-break- noniiiu-e ft»r i"4)nini()n off your floors. inR Pontiats. But that's just what we've done t In- l-'i rst Ward and and the ten point progress story above tells you '•is W. Kernan, nomi how we did it! Second Ward, atnotif PONTIAC SntlAMLINIt "TOIFIDO." The house of BEDROSIAN has earned its reputation ,The 19411'ontiacs arc bigger, better looking, ?n>(.s expected t(» al RED CROSS SHOES 122-inch wheel base. Two models. for Safe and thorough dcapin;; h giving individual and more powerful than ever—three entirely new Model Maurice K. I'oole, of y line*—every one a "Torptdo"—with your choice ' « 1-Door Sedan, $W15* ^t•mllly as|iirant; Jam meticulous care to every floor covering entrusted to us. Merc U the dressy slep-ln- tlulh is ires optional at extra cost) Am*rt««'i of a Six or Eight in any model—and a new M ppiiir. out to the siniirtest ,)iliii-cK Dc luxe "Torpedo" in the low-price field! Sec, 11. H. Croinwell. win on ihi- smartest I'eef. Ami hccjuiMe these new Pontiac "Torpedoes" today! '<» the II. S. Seiiate "Three Days from rick-Up to Delivery' 1 Kdison. who seeks I it's it |{e(l

[year ago the division and Trenton Martin, treasurer; Kenneth Geddia, er quarters. Amoug those• inovinqljolned by her sister-from Ohio 1 Mrs. Green Heads Nat'l : ient Place (branch were one and the same lecturer;'"- Lewta' Kte*«n, warden; will be the following: j Mrs. Romeo T. Hetts has rented her Farm & Garden Group j thing, but with the organization of Matthew McGowan and Anthony A. Shuart Heed, general senri'tury ;house at 12 Hobarl av«nue to Ever-! the Deacon Hill Branch It was Crlspl, guards. of the Summit Y. M. C. A wiJ^move >„ «,. Stootlioff of to Ash wood-ate-' Tilt- si-roiii) annual meeting Na- , Decennary to have a division and the Grand Knight John Bonnell out- from an apartment at 36 Oakland .... »,..„ ikmft,j «..««•«» <<•'» i 47th Year 11 wo branches." place to the Mauley Court Apart- ...';/,„ 7,1.., I " tional Farm A,- Curden Association, lined his program of activities for vaiai Uas rented llle firsl fl()l inents. Moving to the address vu- ; ^ «ve New. j,-|-si y Division, was held at the ensuing .year and It was adopt- cated by Reed will be Harry H. i'ot>in apa«ment at S7 -Dearest Five English Girls In tit*' Herb Farm in Chester on Wed- Municipal Officials ed unanimously.After the meet- Damimiau. Central Junior llisli'< avenue from Willisjin Elliott ; nesday aftt-rnoon with' over loo ing refreshmeata were served by School mathematics teacher and his ? William Bentier,' director of the ! Increased Enrollment the House Committee. 60IIV6T0 Work For G.O.P. Ticket family, who have been living iu an : Summit Secretarial School located Place School opened Thurx- ! The following officers were) i • . apurttucnt at 41-Kent PJuce. boule-, in the Hassttt DuildltiR. has r«ut«d I District chairmen and the com- vard. • i . } the second floor apartment-at K' 26th. for Us 47lh • elected: President Mrs. Wharlon |,U>, (ireen, mittee iu the campaign org&ntza'- Another moving to the Mauley; Mountain avenue, from Mrs. C-eor- niir wish nslity new students ami Summit; vice-president, Removals Set for THROW A P/\nTY? i Mrs. K. D. Vonrhe i. Trenton; re- tion (>f elected itepuhlicans munlcl- Court Apaitineiits will be Mr. and: Kia M. t>treit. The rental was made ' it larger .niollnient than last year. cording secretary, Mrs. Theodore )>ul officials were announced yes- MrB. Suflmer U. Whitney of 34 Elm iihrouiJh the office of a Summit Fi»e i:iu.li.ih girls are among the Morgan, Lawrenceville corres- terday by the leaders George U. street, better known as the Elmur 'realtor. (Slwoail M. Obrig, 21 Maple r«*ideiit Miuh-nts. fcleanor ("addiek ponding Itankiii, .head of the county com- October 1st Apartments. Moving into the sec .street. j secretary, Mrs. Tht'iiilorc iniliei; and Councilman Frederick WEDNESDAY NIGHT ,,f liiriuii.f'.liam will complete her Latter, Summit; treasurer, Mrs Ira, onu ..story apartment vacated by the | Dr. L, M. Herman, of ir»5 Suiiunlt G. SlKler. Jr.. or Summit, leading Tuesday next, being October 1st. . vyhitneys will he. Miss Tllla Thoiu-. avenue, has rented the hrmse locat- j n jiarauou for.Oxford. She is theClay Jones, Crunfo'rd. the elective j/rolip. IS PARTY NIGHT AT f the lttte Hoard Members: Mrs. Kdinoml (!. will mark the occasion for a num- as. High-'School Kreiich instructor, j ed at 128 Summit avenue, opposite i tjufeiii'-'' " Reginald Vic- i The municipal officeholders are ber of renters to be moving to oth- 'In November, Miss Thomas will be, the Medleal Center. i and'Mrs. ("addlck, the Von Duhn, president Beacon Hill being united in a campaign force by |i..,r Ciilill* Branch; Mrs. Carrol I'.assett. Mrs. 1 Katharine .Siicjden, who Sigle.r, with the co-operation of the •ruier. i ' Kdwin C. Treat. Mrs. Charles Hurst |i> an ,il •""•lia of Kent 1'luce .School, county committee, and will be uaed <'ullege, and the Cornell of Summit; Mrs. William Stan- to spur the Uepubllcau voters School. I'mnela Morris, Myers, education chairman; Mi.ss throughout the county. Only irt.u- • K.niina Martin. Mrs. Meredith Dick- jnicipal.officials are chosen, but the •tilt- of Mrs. John liaflin of n, Is tlit- daughter of Drienson. . of Princeton: Mrs. Huston group will work in behalf of the en- DEPARTMENT STOR£ # NEWARK i Airs. William McGregor Morris Dixoii, Yardley, Pa; Mrs. Hubert tire ticket. Finney. Short Hills; Mrs. Charles !"Ullon- Dr M"^i8 *« »»««/«•»« | Ailthe district chairmen, as well tu-s .s..rs«.iiji ri£ht, whose books appear under:^tion of the work of the National New Providence; Borough-rCoun- I Ur maiden, name, Hilda Vaughan/organization. Mrs Bui-rage came ciliiit'ii HowelJ C. Hoice, Edwirr-M. ! .Ura. JMurjtau and UIT SOU , andi' twin •-Mass:. lor This meet- Itolten, 45. H • Vand«rhoof, S. B. daughter are the guests of Patrick ing. Coddingtou, Jr., and .Jackson H. Murphy Malin, American Director! Mr Alfred C. Kay gave detailed Burford. |-of the International ilijiraiiuu Ser- ililonnatioii uf the new shop in ,Ha- New Providence Township— PHYSICIANS ENDORSE HEALTH CONTROL POSTURE GARMENTS _yice. Hxpected the end of the dio City, Where women from all (Jeorge W. Rnbiiins, Jr., Horace M. konth is Diana lessen, guest <>f over the I'nited States can send Kent, Angelo M. Dt'Luca and Carl aul Thomas Human, Professor of their hand crafts to be sold. The Had/.io. [Leonomlcs at Cornell University. [standard of these hand made things Miss Harriet learned Hunt, head- ! being very high to meet with the Knights of Columns mistress, spent a lar^o part of theNew York competition. There are i inimer working in connection over 1^5 consigners with over 1,000 Installs Officers ;*? "ith the New York Committee for different articles to sell. They are Health , Ktfugee Children, and Is now a really beautiful and interesting Summit Council No. 783 Knight's :.'.ember of the committee of North- things. of Columbus'held its annual'1nstaj, For men or women* Besides giving you the support fin New Jersey,'of which Mrs. Paul A telegram was tvad from Mrs. Union of officers Tuesday- ^yi TAILORED AT FASHION PARK Mixire of Morristown fe chairman. 'Walter Douglas of New York and in St. Teresa's club rooms. ITobert liss Ilunl was instrumental in Mexico. There were „ greetings Cosgrav<', of Doctor McDowell your back needs... they reduce your waistline 2 to ) Ucinp several' Knglislr hoys and from Mrs. Murray Hoocock of Vir- Council, Madison, officiated. The . :r!s with familii'S in Suiiimit and ginia, president of the national or- following officers were inducted: 6 inches. Help end backaclies from over-strained A GOOD OVERCOAT ganization and Mrs. K. Wayland .lolin liomiell. Cranil Knight; John • Ayer of Boston, vicv-piesid.'iit of McKeuna. Deputy (Jrand Knight; muscles . . , make you feel better . . . more lively. , the organization. William Doyle, chancellor; Fred IS A GREAT COMFORT Artistic Setting for I Mrs. Creeu explained: "t'p to one Berg, financial secretary; Edward Smooth front. .. one easy pull adjusts the self-lacing Model Destroyer at YD.O. Headquarters hack. Weighs a mere 6 ounces . . . tubs in a jiffy. (Continued from Pan* One) •>.nt to Arcachon, a summer resort i;<-ar Bordeaux. \Vhen in May (ier- DIRECT WIRE TO .•many struck through the low coun- $ iries and tur home at Ar^chon."' she tells Uiends. "but it "was the air-raid j-ijvns which really made- me ne.r- *uus they wer« so liard on the - hildren. Summit is just so peace- ful and so beautiful -you cannot kiuiw how it seems to us." Ail Roads Lead to Mr. Davis specializes iu por- ' failure, and does much of this -worti-n xharcoal and aanKUtne. thv Litter a red chalk which gives Keesse's m Easy ParHiig! warmth and color to the work. But " • lie also shows visitors a number of *• ! . To facUilatt parting in the immediate area of the Kriigt" portraits and landscapes done in i>il. tempera and other media. Department Store at lowest possible cost to Ui ttotomtt^, _ Rfi many of his works have arrangement) We hetii in*le wiihihe piefwel'parking 'dir" j T™" been exhibited In Paris. Copen- hagen, and London,: hi:i own favor-

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, t»AGE FOUR THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT Nj, — i»——— THE SUMMIT HERALD (iraliam McNamee a Quest A Chlh 10 lOI Summit Choral Club Party Arouses jn'i -•' il by iiu- It'-i'mlilii .-in rally.) ANI> WOKMIil' HUt Ml MMIT ItKolUI His v. il.-- I ho ^'.UHlili;1. V.pu it lii'lli in "Cavalcade of Stars" New and Renewed Interest I he- Republican .-ft of prim ip. toiirage In face of danser and a Official J'rtiiir "t Ml.v and 11• u11*>• for iiM-nilie^Jiip is a sincere uiiiiii v, a:; [irrjiaj.'d i'or l!n: Ki-puh-i numid faith in Almislity tlod (Continued from 'One* , ISMMI !•:»• ry 'dr. ire u» -in^ with odier.H in an ef- TUESDAY AKTIIUNIHOT nr./l VIM- In ill N'a! Julia!" I I'lilliitlli-r a lV'i«'. ich.iractc-ri/.ed our forefathers who PAY MliltMNtl ••!:!.:M t h.- I >,';•',..,, luiun aiid fiiiaticia! siiJIJMHI ni the. luii to "prodm e Honii'thiiu; tiller ni'iiilli.-- a-n ii'li'l n-iil lur s» i ioiirt i K«iw us tht» preat heritage of our 3i? iS|H Inch, ill A\ i nuo music IOV.TS of Hi*.' ronmiiiiiiiy. Ii than any one ;-im,'iT could do alone. .-i i'.i| v hy i 'n- jilaUni IN maki-rti at ' nation. cannot .siiiTi'.'d wiiliniii 'that sup- Anahiily to emit true loiicti. not TELKPHONi:s <;-I:MHI am) 0-h Wv, th« Woman's Federated Mis- r;..::i = .'. !ai :i. h . . - UI i i; -• a, )iaH(lli(ink . j»>rt. Tin- pafriiiis list will iiiilnil" iien.-arily of ri.heHi finality or 1 sionary SoriHii'B of i?iiniuiit. New :• h.!. , an ..|>.MI,IT.-. in Ihc l!t|o I Hlib.-ii-ribri'S "f Irnlii I«.;*» dollars up ureai' power, is essential,-and-Millie. • •C1MTI.ATI0N IJ.20Q i Ji'i >•••>-. liccanse (Jf tin* <|iif>Ktions in Assoriati' ini'llllKlf- i iilillibilli1 livi 1,-nnwleiiue of readiiiR niMHii'.. Im- ••"r1-1 ••"' '' ..•'., • ,. i all our hearts and the rri.slH in the Tk« So mm It ll.i.ihl I'uMI.-.tilin' { ... dollars. While Hie churHi in boih pr-oved tone iinality. greater faeili- 1 world today, appeal to you to re- I';- ..!:•• an; . . ( ' •';>•• ; • i t • -: -1 mini at inn by of the pi-w.i will lie re crvi'il for -our apl'l'i I'l.ilioll and' klinwIcdH"' al'e ! lo n HCVV your loyalty to the Chris- pi ^' - : . ,i; ; i: ill' II) i; O V'' I'll I siibsci'ibi'i'.s vvbii will n ii'ivi' in KH .• allfntm the liellefits nailied' at »'e- 11.111 Chilli ii. - a-' •.*.:: I v ! V.ipiK u a • I Imr- 1 h.-.n>ais. an ninisiial opportunity in l,ft us tliiuk again ofWho r<>li- about ti ii days in ailvaiHi . AH.-O- 1 ..in mill 1 lo uain iniich for little • ; • i • .'•,!. (. 11 V il II I 11 i^ .- iili'al 1)1' , fiioiis si^nifiranco of these words: ciali' illcliibcr.s will In I'lllillid In 1 • ---1 •••••• ,1 . i I • [nil r: ill! I I! V ill i III' thrci tickets for each coiui ri. I'a I'liiiin r iiitoi'inatiou about active >0nr father's «JIM1, t» Thw 1 1 trims will indicate- tin number uf in supportinu nieinhersliip can he • i: • - li . i i • ' -i \, Ii ii Ii mi r :MIV- Author 01° IUMTI), to Thee wi* xhijr. tickets they wish." ohiained from Mr.'.Winters or Mr. I il'li'i !,l ,'.-•. lull l!i|l'l|. .1 Hl| III VVllil'll l.onu niiiy our la ml IH» hrl^hf , Active nieruboi'.'i pay livo dollars (;i-,t'.ss.' ItehcarsalM are held each : i- •-.-,. I '•' : i li.i iippii nl I hi' llnr- UHli ircciloniN holy liffhf, a var due.'', payable on or lielnie Tiiisday ni«ht at S o'clock in the . • i •!,• . a. • .', rr-i mi ni.il |i:il"iliali; m rrofect us l» Thy nilchl, eceml.ii.r li-'l. The ni.tji.ir (pialili- V. M. (' A. heuJnniiiK next week. RT.Mtnes. Prt,. ••'••..• i ii! i ii'ii null-.-r.'.'i-iii-i-l.I'd will i t i iiil v, a ^ a In" i'al jinil con - bi'i'ii Hii^gcstrd that all those'will- Local Defense Willird L. Isaacs; John T. Jayeox, . i . ,i. • • , f. i:,i :'. • llr had lii'i'II ing to co-opcratf in tho further; fin« Y<;if who ricsin-H to be a fa- commandi'i'-elect; V. K W.; J. j 1 of-(Joel's will in tho world, wili His. Monili-'.. i.i.in:ii| a ni.n' nl I'IM ;Ii'<• lie|iilb ! Any Olli: Council Named .lii'Htu" K;iploii; Theodore S. Ken-J aiuioiiiici>r iind maslri' themselvoH as part of a On The March! In ah ni si..; iii Hi.' ralfipaiv.il o!': 1IHMIH raili you: i'lpt. Krancis \V. Keriian; i mil's, an iiidispcnsiblo mid "Sixth Ciihuiin." which in ln-itiK By Mayor Organizes I'i 10 -ainl In In- •, i:i a I't'iil blow to'of rrivuioi 1 i • t.t • _ ... Maxwell Lester. ,Vr'.. chiiiiinaii, j Pispla.v .Vlvrrii'.. in.; j;. "•;-.• .I iiiihi ('(inipoin'ii! of IIJK tinii formed to pray definitely each day The wheels of industry are turning. The country 3 p. m Tlmr: i'l.i\- . fin' Nil. nil! :• . ui caiii|ijiii.:"n liian- j P-'PNIMI1 Comiupn C'uncil: K. Rohin 'Little; ! of all kind.s and doscrip- (Continued from I'Ag* One) - Ctoifl.ii Ailv.-rli.-ifr: !!':• • i-.- .1. u•-• •,: for "slarviriK millions of Europe John E Neville: comniaiider, Am-1 is embarking on one of the greatest national 6 p. m. TIIIII>..|.I v. •. - / lion.s, should ttiko a lesson fro'iri and-China atriekt»n hy war, with- GcnCnvl NMI.-- M .1' f • .«• ' I ;<-•• - i -. - . I v.:,<.\ i Later in the meeting the Local erie:in L",uioii I'os.t Xo.l.'fS; Ci.l.j undertakings in itsJiistory. Directly or in.directly, (•.rahani Mc.N',-imc('H clperu'iHie. Unlit home or country; for all refii- 1 3 p.m. Tlmr-I'I-IV, u-.:h *. 1' - .-""»! •!•' , Defense Council, at the retjui'si of Robert I '. Woodward. I Hack in l!r_'.:, just Heventeen yearn |K«-O children; for unity of Anierl-, Maxwell-Lester, .hv, President of this great surge forward will vitally affect every ii'jto, he walked into the Htndio of jca's twentj'-Uyo.xeitublics. for self-j the Common Council,--,Jjay.e eovtsid-' industry, large and small, and every individual A\!KAK---w-l»«'ttHhut77SlBHnir''wa8"Jah~|'i?(efenso an:'n- in.r,'l. tration Day under the Selective of odd Fellows observed its lTitli past, the NATIONAL NEWARK is fully prepared in:'.O:-1.).;,:'.Ii. Appc-ariiiK in "Cavalcade,., of I HI 1 ih.' 1 • >' • 111 < la 'lie I illle oil Mil' ! strive to preserve the liberty of our Service Act for men between the' 11 . • anniversary. One •:( the lnrgest [ J1MU - 1 «."• SI a I'M" HI tin- Hirmmttr HiKh\ School people." ages of U.l and M. To co-operate and eager to back up industry and its workers ' A.iseiwd" V'.-I!IIVI H'»i<- •- -: 1 *-':•' ," ti ,'iii.nii':-"iTiTi "e. iTfe"Ti'eai1 i)f Sum-| turnouts greeted the state, county j Net v.iluatloii 'mi wii i. i,..i '.„ i.ii -. . ;'"--i i.- on October ISth will ?»t! just «)ne I "U>rd God ... be with UH yet— with city officials and with the nut'.. ru\i niini|i( was asked: hy the| and local officers on this occasion. I by providing every needed banking facility. am! Sl.ite P'fi'iu1 T .i, .\;.,•..'.• • more hi/,' affair out of hundreds for lest we forget, lest we forget." draft board, when,YlinT'gi;fjtfp is ap- tlonc—j:;n,S(r;,:Mi. n :.-iiiar Paly enliwilaiidi'l" lo :)l:illd'i (iraliam. There i,s no nook and Following the business meeting,, 1 pointed by the President of the Bondoil iidi! i a '• i ,! .Inn. ':n. 1 l-i i • iiu'y a:', i he . na viva I intv officer, .-p 11 and . lur sights ill I he rye- ! Il:isscit and ex-mayor Oliver I! Laid |[,.p;ifr,,,,:: i 'i i y v. :li - t' .:•! es for succesH are constantly being II i ': " . director and producer. Hob Novak, sch.-duleil for October: . (^ ,,-* i '' • i •.: • & ESSEX Banking Company flrli'.sl.iii «>•!! • 1 I' ,IMI :: i Merrill, honorary vice 'chairmen; has been able to tteeuro Mr. Mc- received accompanied by orders for title V.'.'it. !' ,--I i'. i 1 .i :••• . : ,|. :. ,'.l r. l-'orsler (II a rilii-il a : especi- coal and coke and also for oil for ex-Mayor Edward I!, Twotnlily. Oct. s Knti'i'taiumeni folloNyJtn; Established 1804 orv ; vXi'i-ltcn! i>. i! h i ' MM! ! i• • . .•,,'. Xainee for the occasion. It is just aii; inleri'st in:', motile of the IKIVi- 1 chairman; Major \. ('. Wade, sec- t lie business im-etillg.. , ([;' . tlon Tin-.-.' 1. HI! ' '1; I if I •! i • • . •;.! anoilier in.stanci of where a big burners,' in which department Joe - 1 i i , ,ii -si:- |iinli!e:ii.i raisi-d coming retai'y; also, Cuy Hat 1'olici' Or!. '1'i.- Annual card I'arty. "\ 744 Broad St. • Newark • 185 Ferry St. 1/I;III A -•!• ;. Linnet takes care of orders. The 1 star is willing in join others in a Member Federal Reterre Syitem • Federal bepmit Inturance Corporation jiroiMv-- M. •• •;• h... ,\..| 1 Ii nil ' 1 In a \is of the (lull'. slogan which lias been selected by Commissioner: Dr. Harry II. Oil L'!t Hallowe'en parly':, tot' |!i ; -', ; j | ; ' ; 1 ( t• i• *•;11 liiiniaiiitan'aii work. 1 'l Mil III il II if .1 U' U . • • ' i ' .. i .-<: 1 • 1 -. 11 n. |n iin 1 iui; oul Ihi'l'e was JI.II - which all ineiuhers iind friends arc Of (YlTllln.-r.-i'. the firm is "The Rest in Fuels," Howies; (Jardner K:is!inan, pn si- .;'. ; a.'" difl- reiice of t w n and I hive ! (irahiiin was born July 10, ISiMt, which should appeal to every per- dent Chambi'i' of Caniinerce: cordially invited lo attend. ' in -Wailiinutnii, I). C. iris parents • "i.11 ' •;• u• si.•:, her hour in order to son who desires the best grades in FUIDAV, SKI'-rKM!1.!':-:-: .:,. ' i !•> w.ie Irish, his father a lawyer, his 1 . ' ii" lull effect ill' the (Illlf fuel. : moiher a musician. In fact, his .-'i .-a 111 I The main office and yard is spa- 1 fa i her was a legal advisor to a Mi r\i!-tiT, who i-- pa II iciilarly- clous. The entrance is on Morris THK IMHSI'I:NS\I!I,I. M \N cabinet member, 'and a political l'i .aid n;' 1 Ii" ni"ii in his, command, • avenue..opposite Middle street. "XII Ulan i an a v> i\< :n. '• •• ;• y •v .• H.'iii I. 10 i'hi ill mil 1 hat coii- ebaiiire caused ihe family to move who has In"! [a'Mi i'.| ill" j' 'iij.li.;,.. .1.1: i-ihU- limr. ttiMliini'iitiii fad tcai " •«o Si. Paul when""tiratfnm"" was a small boy. As (irahatn grew up, his SOOIHT or la lei1 .::.1iiiI ! - 11 ; 'i- I inn1 ' 1 a 'ii 11, •• aial 1 hat I lie Xava I Kcscrv- 1 ' .-." •• .a 'in il men o' wai smell, • father' wauled him to bt> a lawyer, is now i hi- ]>•••'• j J i.- >•.,;; in . Ian h 1 ii l.nii1- Ii .-ah Ii activities on their and liis mother wanted to train the III him," said U'1 lah-ll \\ '!:.:•• lit buy for.a musical career, (iraliam THAT YOUR CHOICE FOR I'-'',". i • ju- ! a ii a\ ocat ion ns"If was ]lls addre--s at ('nn,.\ \ \\ 'c I. aa ..I-:. ••.: ]' !i tl-e Xa! ii>li il (lilardMiicll until compromised with them -mid went inin radio. Here K a .-laI•••!<:>*^ w in. '• iii.ii i.| I • • 1 lit I ; III". Ill this I olllli-rt loll. III1 1 ; carry as innrh w • i. '•>• . • a:.. : 'iln- 1 !', 1 1! tin lac! Hi 1'ilh' I'rSi'ivisI:-'. hi - And radio was no humdrum life 1 ::in. ia'1'U'..-d MI liii IniiliT and cll- for him. Aside from the fascina- . "' - that could be .-.liil in ; H as i..v :i|. :,,n."' 'i 110111-; a ml,/if their slandilli; tion of Ihe mike, he experienced cainpaii:n. I'i•••.-111.• Mi I;, .i . ,, (• na-, r< • ni,' r watches oil III" |jrnh;e as • many thrilling events. lie was adojiti d "a-: a dm-i r111>• . >\ h!..' n'\ a, |i"!:i' ima aiii'l" siiMialllieti and op- •-knocked unconscious by a racer tllilt." of till1 ~"lr.i|l:.lTi'. .,lih- !;!;i;r" ..-I a' ill'.' 1 lie - |: i|i L'l'l.era 1J> . I while reporting the Soap Ilox Der- Tli.nn.'h cnii-nlei'alile of the irain- by at Akron. Ohio, in August, l!K.r>, Ollt III' IIIOI'I1 I il I II l:!.i',li' n m'l! ,.. .i !i.. i ii:.-.:' ..'i ii in nil ihc cruise was and spent three days in the Akron //a pie living in rue .\nii i .t>i, bs- li.i • nl ;i eouiideiitial nature.- Mr. ' Hospital. When Mndhergh return- COllle III I he rilflrill-;i:ll| I i.,. 1 " h!.; I , I"..i Iii' did -'ay practiti' Was had ed from Kurope after the flier's his ! 1 the only man who ran jn • • r ii'.-^ ;: l-i i wiih iiliiminat in: , ilevie,-, oi her loric fliu'ht, Graham was knocked through tin.1 prisi'in w iu'1,1 i , .• -i.. I iian-.. seai'i-hii",lilH. A ill i-a i ivra'fi down and nod upopn. Hrtiised and There is Illl le <|Ue.-' i(!M I li.i! ! In1 e \i lci:-es-, Ui'fe leatll I'ed. lorn, he was-never off the air for a minute. lie has broadcast prize- fate- of dell'ioerai-y i- aai.K1 ia:r ia

. • -• • •. -••_-.. lights, presidential notification WILL BE A the balatiie in K.iinijie. iLi.Je;i..i.>...J(.... rer.-monies, football games, big, net- is ll'lie al:-i) I hat deliim I•;>•".' Hi A |M ; work radio shows, everything of If you don't know what to erica is. su In .speak, al I lie ri ai...; : WAI TYI I-KGI fKI:N importance. He is Ihe dean of NMC roads. Mul the .daii.-er ,il Imaie announcers. - serve your guests, bring here is ureater in ihe inmii diai, ( When people ask (irahain how to : Now Located At out the BALISH Bever- future for us I han any .|| ; \ ,• a a 1:1 -: j I'll ^i-radio job he just tells them WISE ONE :.li Nl'KIM.I us which can po -..ihly i nnic i rm.i ' MID \ \ i: \ 11 : how he Went into WKAK and asked ages and assure complete the tolaliianan j.nw n nf I ai • nin., ; 1 Ipposite City il all for it and uoi it.. ! satisfaction. That .j.,(ur|.•>( |..s..c.oii t^/piano 13 not primarily; a piece of mercliandisp. It rannot be considered merely from"margin ami turnover" .tlnuiilt; Inisiiii i:. bj'iiin..', u".-n, Hngfcman (ioodfield Co. ploynieiil, ami i||.. HI,,... ni in n[ ' storekeeper viewpoints. It is a musical instrument embodying the knowledge, individuality'and crafumansdiip taxes and nation,il ilcbi a!! iinir; Begin New Fuel Firm of its maker. Neither can any one "piano factory hope to offer more than a narrow ran<;e nf choice in quality. illK toward crniirnini: n.n 'nti.i I nun ; That is why the Griffith policy has always been to select instruments from among the leading piano manufac- and a ;ehan:;e ill .1111- |ni:n i.; . ,ii ;• j Tile 'KlK'.leniail.-.l,ioodfield' .' Colll- crntiiem'. : i p my ha.-; been appointed as dis- turers. The result is the very widest range of choice for music lovers when they visit the Griffith salons. A distinct j li ihuiii!' i>r.W! Illfic |."uel ()i\, Hlack 1 The •fart, thai ,M i. |;.n, V'I I: |,a • FREE DELIVERY UNTIL 10 PM. advantage is the opportunity to see so many excellent pianos in comparison with each other; lo examine the ;S!nrk (.nil and Kopper's, Cuke. Tin lost faith in ihi- penpb--i;., ,i<.>.-ii. ,.|. •; , I li! III. i'ii!li|in:.ei| of 11,11'1'V l\llglc|.i);i.l opposite c different designs and finishes; to note the difference iir tone qualities; to be able to choose from among several by IHH belief ih.it hi- i i!n jivh " lor : and Cb-n les (•iooilfirld. needs no in SUMMIT, H.J. PHONf -SUMMIT A-IIM. makes at the price you want to pay. There arc other unseen advantages at Griffith's": the broad musical back- pellSitble mall in Ihi.. . i •> i <»i i '• |n I 11 mini t ton to ilir people of Summit 1 IVlr. ,Mns:uilini ;i!n| \ir. H n !• r In i j fnr boi h uii'iMber. : if., the company ground of a family business; the matured staff of piano men with decades of Griffith, service behind them; the laitti \ in the pen|i|.> 'rii.'\ ie.|i| ' • h.iV'- in.lib' ;j hi.i.st nf fricmls while expert piano mechanics and thoroughly equipped Griffith repair shops. To put it briefly: You will be wise to do theiuselve;: tn li.. (lie li:i|r |l. il .ibjk • •em pln\ ell in similar ' eapacif je.s in • linv n IICT a nutnher of years. Not your-m'ano chopping at Griffith's, where ytni can choose a^ nicli of II.ih ami i b-i main Tli.-\ All onlv i;.ilie new firm heaiied by two did not |n|ii\(. iii;vf tin -I- pcjiii Generous'aiipWalVcc'oW^ViiFolri ' I he IIIMIKS are also rhoroughlv ex- f1" •'"'' l1'^'"'! '" the classified; 'Always the Lowest Prices for the Lending Quality Makes but that the imli .p.-n ,• hi" peri.'iic'd in thin li..,. of work. i;ollI'»»3 ^rinRs r must do it for tin iu; Two new. shiny silver coal The Griffith Selection of World-Famovs Pianos: AllhmiKli Sm i"l' • l.'ii ia Local founded ion tli" inn l>- 1 <••:• .n.i theory that 1 h" miilm .a 1 '<••• fjhoiliTj'TnTe it, .1.. . 1 :'; >lu< i|. f STEINWAY CHICKERING • KIMBALL that lie • j.i- ih" imli |i, '1 .• i.|. He lost the faith in 1 h•• 1 -. - .• rule them "lii .. - Sport We invite you to make your MUSETTE • MINIPIANO • WURUTZER III Alll'T.i .1, I'll1 il •!.-[;. :-,:. 1 and many others nation i . ; onwu ii,n ii.•-.-;. ,( Ktill prc- i-rvi' "iii 11 ,h! ,1 • .11. i own comparison test moeracy. • (liir pi o|i|e In. .in THE HAMMOND ORGAN and the NOVACHORD their itu:eini m a mj ; h. i 1 > e 1 1 tional Wi .'ill'i ale nil alii 10 \ll tin. sii|K'i lati\ os we ttl.iv

tlll'IllSf'lv'e! Wilheail a ili •!! 1 il ii-c. .il! tlic glittci iiiij plirasc- The Wonderful New SOLOVOX fiirill or theory nl : • r. .a ii • i. n: ' I'IU'.'V nr aft iacti\ c ilttistra - 'will eolllinne in 11,- • ..;. ., • :• return to I he n.r, , nl !li 1 1 • RADIOS-RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS-RECORDS Read In HI \\ i may feature ill (Mir if they lefii'.e I,, ,-.•! ••:" ! : .nl\ ci Ii-~iiu; will iic\ cf I'nii- Ilflisahl'1 man lli.oiv. c. Li. '( '' i lit tvclv prove ti> v . .• . • Character for Lcs«. Hut otic over t hem Urea! i- : I., i , ; THE \ i • it i'i uiir sidle, i iiic hi in r tradition n ill In. 1 '•!• 1. i , 1 ' . ward t he ai!n;it um .a 1 • • , I>t 11! \ icw IIIL; thv ineti:li,!tii|i- c KtK'.r, ri')!ii|iarii|n j(^ ! theory jinpni • i il ! i i,m i 'n i, ijiialil \ . "iir prices and tiic|ln,i| . , am w< "II u.i'.'tf _vim"I! anrcc l.cl.no loii.c t<> iit . A I'e.'ll In .: • II- '.'P'M ,| ii-. I1

jnihlh an . I'a i u Republican nominal in't !m "The Music Center,6f New Jersey" Ifnlled Staten .Siii regarded an nn mf \ aIM . <]. Ii GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY lieraj and by sonic- an a. radical in Springfield Ave. Summit, N 1 STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES thought, oven v. li.it win' r. t:IIn|i I'I and UB his moHt advanced ideas a |.••,>, Phone 6-1510 (Next to Strand Theatre), 605 BROAD STREET • NEWARK, NEW JERSEY days ago would be- in hi ;i,; «-,„,. wcrvatlve In thesy dny-tj of Xi.-w l>;.i 238 W. FRONT STREET, PLAINFIELD 236 MARKET STREET, PATERSON IBxperfrmsiitatlfHi. Open Evenings By Appointment An n matter of fact TV Fi-inl: h:>>\ ALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS Jlovelopcd into an efu'ciruv i sp,; Friday FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1940 1 THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT. R ]. PAGE

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FRIDAY, SIFT. ; SEI SIX THE SUMMIT KJEKAUI AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N.),

High Kkkers Topple AU.-SAK UXMES HlMliV io Lead High juiiiuiSummiut HII. oS. (iridderunuucr^s Spectacular Air Attack to Characterize Gridders In First p|aillfleId (hlt!it 3s0 A doubleheader all-atar pro- s JEVEl gram is planned as a finale to Game the loc.i! softbali season at Potentially PowerfuI Princeton Eleven In Opener at East 'Summit High's l!»40 soccer team Soldier* Memorial Vield on Class made its debut at Soldiers Me- aftenidon. The W.ster morial Field yesterday afternoon, ar-'the •spots hit by graduation. A Co. tenn will oppose the "BB" i (Fourth in a series of short *, beating Plainfield, :J-M. with a sec- ncim »»..»• .».. r.—r - .ol-; glance at the tentative iiuv-ups Orange Field Today divfsiim all-surs iu one game, 'tides dealing nwith prospective ond half drive, John Reynolds lege and high tscuool football teams, shows how these gaps have U.en Minimu ba.Uti the first goaJ iiutfie in the wiiile the Vikings will epposo players (iiid coaches. These articles piuggwl. Petf.it und Irwlh, substi- the "A" division all-j/tars in Ashland Stadium Scene middle of V.iv third period Charley are" prepared with the afd of public-; tute fullbacks last ytii. have been •** Tvvi, i j:id ..'Heimy L,tssster coutri- ; the other contest on thi? pro- ity furnished by allege and high shifted to guard: Allen, Hansom, a hu^i'ii scores in the jina! period. gram. The fimt game will get former junior varsity player, are The Of Important Battle I underway at S.J5M p. m. school athletic directors.) -'"Th- local iine-up included: Twill, Barring injuries to key-men, the1 center prospects. Husse. an end I and will appre With Clifford J. Scott ceji!<-r forward: Daiuto, inside U.«S A SCCOS OA) THE Princeton football team should and fullback substitute, in at full- merit not confi 'uehi.• i'ur.ui, outside right; Rey- W0 KrtST 'be ' «» good as Ia8t full's eleven back. Longs tret In-a former end. is- An .Optimistic bund «f. 'Sinnniii .nuld-. i.n>jde - Mt; Boak, outside Rosselet Outpitches t\t>T EVE*) I which lost only to Cornell. That Is at tackle.. j High football followt-rs. euthtm-4 JvU; Hii'- The first-strong line, at present,, by lae local eleven's showings in Alilt•*,.nn'n t'ullback: Pedersen. left HIS HiiQHT OF 6FT. •A»3J) is as follows: Aubrey and Stanley,' LO OP UJEkk OJtSK. ! servers who have studied the paper scrimmages against reportedly tull iu.k, and Paul. goal. Kben Horseshoe Champ [prospectsOf the team and watched veteran ends, at the eml.s; Long-I Watch to stronger Hillside and ilorr:.->t-.iwn Thomas leads the team from the [the players in action in pre-seasou streth and Kict', Varsity, tackle last) iVindrr return I grid machines, will travel t<» East c jachins section of the bench. practice. year, at the tackles; Fettit and; Orange's Ashland Stadium this af- John -Hosselet, Summit's young Hoblnson. a .substitute guard irij p horseshoe jiitchlng chani])ion, con- This autumn's eleven 'promises-to ~IIN ITHSB' wit ternoon to witness the season <>}>'>>- be a spectacular team. The aerial at the guards; Alien, center.. *r bt'lwt.-e2>-Clifford J. .Si .:t and :!.v eluded his l'HO efforts with a well j^warJ._Can_8i deserved 50-44 win over Larry Ma- attack which last fall was ranked [The back field is composed of Aller- liig Hfd gridiron contingent. Start- Water Co. vs. dice at ijuarterbnck: Peters, at left NVH .-.!•• KKYi honey of Lincroft, N. J.. state as the second most effective in the di tbk P lft jdre.T" .(Itaehpd ing at ;;.:Jtj, the Corung-cuyheJ half hack and the safety- position ;| champion since 19IJ4, on Sunday af- country will be intensified. All of eleven wiJl face as talented an op- fYritta, a sopliumore. at right half'! ternoon in a Metropolitan invita- the. major forward-passing opera- vltict. ponent as will buck (he Sunimi: AH Star Team back; ami Ilusse at fullback. j line in the eight scheduled vanie* tion tournament at Warinanca !lives are back -Alleidice and Pef- er.n on the throwing end, and Stitn- Princeton will play six games at HELP y\ this ytar. 1 Park, Elizabeth. Kosselet tossed 1 , On SinidUy afternoon 2.30 the 45 ringeis in Go attempts in beat- lley, now captain, and Aubrey on the home. The schedule: October f>.> t'HITK *H)up1fe for Led by a new' coach. J. ,K. l'irk-' Water Co.--"Champions'of. the Class 'receiving end, in addition to Pet-| V;>ndfirbiH_; 12. Navy. 1!>, Peuii at housework. en, recently of Vinel'and High loot-* ing the champion. Ivaltlr card. Phoi I). I.-ague will play an all star Thin season has been Rosselefs ers when he is not initiating a pass-; Philadelphia; 2ti. Rutgers; \ovent-j ball fame, and Moe Frankel. fwin- team picked'by the managers. The Ing play iber 2, Harvard at Cambridge; 9,' LKS, cook, el er assistant coach of the Hpuit at best irt a five vear pitching career. result .of the. managers voting.for He lias posted wli(s over some nt -Guards, center and fullback ure.'Dartmouth; ili. Yale. 2'\, Army. | .••KM, nurse (toRetr Summit High, the Scottka will dt- thu all-star team was as follows: . "iliinK, cook, te ternpt, as will the local forces, to the leading pitchers of the' Kast, in- I II »MLKS "HOMi" TttlOl.oi 1 rmikers, Ulngle—J Pitcher Ilirofka ..of :'1he Stephens- eluding Vito Filecc.ia, New York mark's Agency, gain an advantage in the short Miller Co. team, anil the "catcher series * that Started -in • ii»:iS. -Scott &tate Jl^iampion; .Ronald Fi;eye^ I street, Morrlstown will be Hill also of-the Stephens- 3 6 i^oulerard and Norwood A v tt. won last year, pushing over two Virginia State Champion; Artie Softball Dinner Badminton 37 Boulevard and High St. I'KIttE.VCED touchdowns In a second half drive, Miller fo. team. 1st base Kubach of Scol'a'ri former World's • Junior family wash also the Card,s. 2nd base Murray1 of the 3S Woodland Ave. below Haw. while the Big lied handed the Champion; Michael Hell, runner-up Champion ! t home PI. hurne. Su. 6-0406- Cards, 3rd bzise Davis of Hillo's' for 'the National AAU Champion- Scarlet'and Gray outfit a ti-o set-' Dance Monday 39 Hamilton ScfeooL :L for light hmi Market, short stop Koch of the ship; Joseph Puglise, former X, ,J. back two years ago. Today's game 42 Rooserelt School No. 2. work: hourH 12-5 will be t.he third of the seriesf. ; Hell Labs, short fielder Ceddis of Champion; Harry Seamen, former -1*40. K. of C. The three outfielders are X. Y. (iUampion, and Larry Ma- Judge Murphy to 43 Russell PI. at Stephen-Stiller 4 Although admittedly short on Long. Itpmella. and Zichichl of the honey, present X..J. Champion. 16 Baltusrol Kd. A Gleoelde Av*. Benaty seasoned reserve, material, the Wl\ ('aids. \Vilcox of the Cards is the Be Guest of Honor 47 Pine Grove Are. Arthur Hume, Summit eleven will attempt to In eight major tournameuts alternate catcher and Conway of against the East's best horseshoe 6TBPPS.P UP T*(EWJ!DeR iS New England Are. & High St. weather the .strong Scott attack UNTIL tie UWS 5KB the KHIO'H Market the 2nd choice pitchers. Kosselet has posted 40 Robert J. Murphy, Jr., will 52 Morris Ave. and, Aubrey St. with fourteen or fifteen regular 53 Morris Ave., opposite McGregor /Sew Jttsrr Ei pitcher. The llrd choice pitcher wins against 11 losses. His ring- be rtn- guest of honor and tho prln- / Strand Thrnt starters. Stronger on defi-n.se. the Plaot. local team can be expected to give was a time between Adaiiio and er average over these G7 games has icipal speuker at the secoud annual' 1 ' f>* Springfield and Ho bar t A?es. a good account of itself in stopping Lawton of the Cards, Moroney of been C4.1 per cent. This has in- dinner and dance uf "the Summit the Scott running attack, although the K. of ('., and Caroia of the Hell cluded one 1st place; one 2nd Softball l*eaxues Monday, Septem- 5S Whittredge Rd. & Waldroa Ave. the offense is of a questionable po- Labs. The umpires for the game place; two .3rd places; one Hh ber 30th, at the Studio on Morris i',2 Overlook Rd. UV With thildr«n tency. will 1M* Swl<>k and Lamanga. KrariK place; two .5th places, and a sixth turnpike, Millburn. Judge -Murphy-, • <» St. Teresa's School. niJa. trl. Hu. «-(••' place against the best fields Captain -Charley Triolo, veii-ran I'ryce manager of the Cardinal* who will present the trophies to the 1 AUXILIARY BOXES brought together in the Kast this IN wishes days 1 of two campaigns, will head the list vv.ts selected manager of the All- I winning teams in each league, in 224 Mountain Ave. and Primrose PI. ^windows, clean r year. * 1 of baekfield starters. With Henry Star team. Other .alternate play- uu enthusiastic advocate of the 2L'5 Oak Ridge Are & Mont view Rd. rcfcr«-ncos. Tel. S This final tournament triumph iJeLuea, Jim Marshie, Jack Boyle. ers were; 1st base Voting of K. of community sports program In Sum- ; S>6 Druid Hill Rd. & Oakridge Av< over Slate Champion Mahoney is a Kd. ReaVey and Hoy {'ease avail- C. L'nd base Fane of Bell Labs. 3rd mit aud u former stalwart uf the ' 227 Prospect and Tulip Streets. of baby or eli able for the three remaining' sec- base Daley of K. of C, short Stop lit tin j? climax for a seas'.u which ; lawyers softball team. I. Summit'6-144: saw Rosselet sweep to bis 4th,eon- SINGS, ' 22S Valley View and Division Av«?9. ondary postH, it is lik'-ly that the Paul of S. M. C. short fielder DANCf S, L€ADS The entertainment, which will Recutive l"nion County Title, and i2'J Hawthorne PI. & Beech wood Rd. HOUSES ' Summit offensive will not cu! Krickson of-Hell Labs, aud Fielders THE BAND, follow the presentation of the 1232 Prospect Hill Are and Wnit- either power or ability. Triolo.^ Va!nnotLa and i'icozzi of the K. of C. stump himself as a man to he PLAYS THE PIANO, awards, is In the capable hands uf ; watched at all limes in any tourna- tredge Rd. lamed for his over-tackle and other DRUMS, AND Ben Sclieppe, toastmaster, and will i2.35 Cunoe Brook Parkway acd rooms and bath, Ii running, spinning and bucking ment. XYLOPHONE include numbers by Art Dontenipo. modern Improve! WOMEN'S AIXILIAKY Woodland Are. innth. Tel. Sunn: plays, and has taken on the added IN Matty MvGowan. Hob Reynolds role o( a passer this year. DeLuca IIO\YI,I\<; STAHTS WOMKN'S Tim: I'l.U' "STRIKE UP T-HE '234 Ruiilevard and Madison Are. and others! 236 Overlook Hospital. PATIK AVK., fou Is essentially a hard-charging line AT V. M. (. A. AT TANOi: ItltOOK PANDV Chairman Andrew Cattano of the •ill improveiiieiitH. plunger, while the other backs arc -'.'IT Franklin and Huthren Places 11S2-J. relegated ti> the fancier types of ! ticket committee advises that 23S Erorgreeu, Place at Children** I'nder the leadership of Mrs. Mrs. Theodore W. Hawes, of 20 KNTKK hall eolo running and passing thrust*. |tickets are still available and may Home. Samuel Shearman, the Women's Coll road, and Mrs. K. II. Miller, of t>ath, (jara(;e, larp* Auxiliary of the Summit Y...M. C. A. ibe secured from any team inanauer 254 Hultart Ave. aud Beacon Road. mile from Slmrt H Frank Lombard!, u Converted i;iizabc(li, are playing in the GAfUANH or ui McKl.minn's Haberdashery on Z-Z-J:-t Calls Chemical Engine Co. from Oi.-t. 1st. Call liackfield regular of last year, will opened their fall and winter season hole iiii.il match of the Women's of bowling on the local "Y" -alleys i Springfield avenue and the (Jeddia ,• S-S-3-X- Calls Hook & Ladder Co. hold down his newly adopted cen- |Club Championship at Canoe Urook , lasi Wednesday morning. Taxi Office in the I.ackawiiiina sta- 4-4-4-4 Calls I'mon1 Hoae Co.. No. 1, ter position in the n'ig Ked line. He ;Country Club totlav. | MIDST OF HEP, six rooms and !>at The first fiarl of the.season will ll ion. The price is one dollar, 5-5-5-5 Calls Hoae Co., Xo. 2. 1 block from if will be flanked by tackles Albert UP Ttlf (W ;which includes a complete T-bone Call ? AiiRelu and Bourkc Corcoran, both be devoted to practice and play be- j steak dinner, entertainment aud Diana Lewi* lake* time off before Thone 52 Fire Headquarters. -<•'!. pounders, and guards Frank tween members of the auxiliary un- lions.-, starting a new role to brush up on In order to save lime and ooa- SiMiimo and Clarence Moll. Johnny til, the bowlers get back their reg- dancing to the music of Hob parking space. PlaysGolf tusiou it is urgently requested that (iianopolus und Eniil Honlenipo will ular skill in this ten pin game. Fol- Schenks Orchestra until the wee her game of badminton. Mi«a .-1443-W. lowing that, teams will be made up small hours of the morning. A most Lewis feels thai these games are a person who has occasion to pull hold sway at the important end po- As A Hobby KW l 5-n'oi sitions. Averaging well -over 1 So and matches arranged with mem- 'enojyablu evening Is promised and vital in keeping trim and alert. a Fire Box, please suud by until the arrival of the Fire Apparatus. Jrurnor, porch, fire] pounds, the line can prove a decid- bers of others Auxiliary Groups the public is cordially invited to at- rajfc: K .'throughout the State. These 'liatch- tend. ing factor in today's tuasle. II KIP Till: KfcH «KHS Hrnt. |J»5. I'hone. ies are arranged on a social basis The members of the various com- I Scott will present an almost vet- i with lunch being served after the WHO ARK Ol'R LEGISLATORS? I m eran line-up, but will be without mittees who have worked hard to The igames. This type of activity there- make this affair a complete suc- Work- EY lILli Of tlie services of two or three key by gives each auxiliary an oppor- Frequent inquiries are made tns, sii[i;)lt-!i:>*ntnig the work * double room, baekfield men of last year's out - cess are the following menu com- at the HKItALI) office as to 01 i\\" Ited Cross, ask for used •water, table crr«l tunity to discuss problems, pro- mittee: Uen Scheppe, chairman;: standing aggregation. New players gram and philosophy wit Ii other ••\V|io are our.repriisentatlwejj at i-tofliiiik;;-shoes in good condl-" nnd conrhing may add a threat to women in the State with similar in- Andrew t'-attauo. Frank Price, Wal- Wasihin^ton?" aud "Who are our tiitn; jiteces of woolen and cot- TATSKYTO? the Scott lew standing, although they ly i'eterson, George Balish and Gns representatives, at Trenton?" Ion niateri.il* to he made into AR, d fl«" Sliuuld not tripple the locals* Gounias. Program Committee: Boh For the Information of our in- children's ^ar:iit-nt.->; tild blank- with private bath chances of coming out on top. ThoHe who opened the season Reynolds, chairman; Carl Pieozzi, hoIiie-i-<>oKltlK. alsr this st terested citizens we publish lie- ets to he covered with bright Summit High's marching band; 1"' week from the local group ye Sandelli and Jack Ilon- runnlnp water. 1^ w< rt low the names of our represen- calico for children's (juilts: and Tel. Summit 6-4."!fii and cheerleaders will add color to. " '- Mrs. Samuel Shearman. Mrs. nell. Puiilicity Committee: Carl ( harll s l l: 1 Mls tatives: odds and ends of wools to be the spectacle. Scott's band will al-' ' . »" "- William Reau- j ATTRACTIVE roon ll al- M . n Picozzi, chairman; Tom Crowe, Al kiiiticl and crocheted into «(» be on hand at game time Tick-'""""'" ' MrH n SSHiKss.. . Mrs Wal- United States Senators, Hon. board, centrally lo- 1 1 l>fl ei Swick and GeorRe Hill. warm baby thiiiKs. The Sum- 265 Springfield avo els may be purchased at the gate. I '' " '»K ". Mrs. II. A. Sehenck, W. Warren Baibour, Hon. MrsM . M. <:. Strong and Mrs. P. H. AJ OH bOY.' CAN William H. Siuathers, Senate mit lU'tori-e Workrooms, at 411 I JUNE PANia THE IMPORTANT HIGH SCHOOL Springfield avenue, ship to the |ATTRA«TIVKI,Y fu Srnedley. Mrs. Kdward Mclntosh ('ham her, Washington, D. c. rcjjideiiti.il section Dletz Wins Western and Mrs. C. (Jansser were miest of i FOOTBALL . €. American Prie'iiis Service Com- 4,t town:- TvYiV-her RIN6OFJA72,ENLISTOA ND Johnny Dietz, Summit, won the 1 PEEUT AT m A6E Of NIME Orange (Anhland Stadium). l?nion County repri'^entatives 1'iirUH' lijitakt-rsi in London for preferred. Tel. Su S£RV£O IN THE US NAVY BACK distribution- t:» rrfinjeesj. M<»re Western Electric Kearny Works I,A< KUVANM LK.N.TF Tomorrow , In the NVw Jersey Legislature: 1 men's Bingles tennis championship IN 1917/ P. . ...,.,.. tn:itcri;ils and 'workers are I,AIt(';E room with t HKKTS Verona at Millhurn State Senator. Hon. Charles K cts: trilth TfMini "il needed constantly. fur the fonrth tnrelast night by NEW YORK, N. Y.~"IT'S TRUE! that Judy Garland writes poetry, in fact Central at Union Loizcaux; stll South' avenue, (W'feating-Stan Urevitch of Newark she plans to publish them in a volume under a pen name," says Wiley Padan... oiircs exilian The f.ackawanua Ruseball Scotch Plain* at Xorth Arlington Plainfield; Members of Assem- for the 'Kearny Works title. <">-o. "She also studies oil paintinp. and according to Cedric Gibbons. M-G-M art C-4331-AV. League's Hoard of (iovernors will bly, lion. Herbert J. Puscoe, 10-8, C-0. on the Wekearnyau courts. director, the young actress shows promise of unusual talent with her brush. Regional at Hound Brook nice! for the final time, this sea- Thomas Kdimm at Hah way. 1328 North Avenue, Elizabeth; COMKOHTAIil.V fur -Tile match was closer than the son on Monday evening at .the of- "With the sale of her flower shop.* ~ : nxnn neyr I'.itli Wliarton at Madison Hon. Thomas IM. Muir, ,'IO2 (irant scores indicated. At times deuce fice of the Millhurn Hoard of Rec- Cranfonl at Dover '•'..'" ' avenue, Plaiufleld;. Hon. John 1 r»U 2 furnished r< Kami's were broken up by neatly reation, Taylor Park, Millburn. tis<>. i-eiilrall.v l"< .1 executed trap shots by Dietz. Iloth Aside from the. presentation of a Cialdwell at Mountain Lakes. M. Kerucr, Union: Hon. Fred- erick E. Shepurd, Elizabeth. 6-0341. __ men played a back court game.:trophy to the pennant winning Nut- by a Sl.OOO check from a physician in WO1IA \'H IUFLE A Ml i'OTl EM»EHI.Y pe UrevJtch, playing a.defeusive gam* ley U. H. C;, the loop officials will South Carolina who heard of the star- 1 home. niodiTHtf discuss the possibility of forming "Since the time she spent three weeks kept the ball iu motion for many in a hospital when she was seven years let's ambition. j PISTOL «'LAS.S .: .,___„" ; ~ )l alesci'iits , meals: exchanges. He made a determined an inter-city basketball league dur- old, she has been determined to help Su. r,-?AU. Write ing the winter. Robert Taylor really serious about "Judy hopes to have enough money AU>. rally in the second set but Dietz' hi* golf game tries out his pulling those who haven't the means for hos- to start her project, even on a small i Ti.e .N.D.o. won.an^ uifi« and Suiitniit Fire Alarm Boxes steady volleying served him ingood strokes between »cene» of '.*£•• pital aid. Each.TVttik a..percentage-of scale, by the time she is twenty-one." I Pistol Instruction Class will hold ' __'_ J~KTM STHKirr. 1 first fl"or, priv.it stead. t-FIKI.II ri-l H IJi l'KAC Til E eipe?' Taylor anil his wife, Bar- I their meeting this Monday at T.SO.oi inhil^tnr r-.ll ln 1 Cu. Mention tile IIKIIALD wh<-nJ»uyln« trance, kitchen pri -~-Vreritrtr1s~rairta1irori^ AtTi:itNOO.\ bara Stunwyrk, have recently taken ! D. m at the Memorial Field IIoiiHe 23 ™* ™ tall. plon tennis team which won the' Mountain Ave., near Elm St. Also two rooms on up the game with the.Oark (>ables. j on Tulip street. i ,,± Morris Ave.. corner Orchard St. V ("Ull'-n Tel. Sui Kearny Works inter-unit tennis The Summit Football Club will After six weeks on the practice ire, i . ..._ _ ; 25 championship also. j stage'.a, regular practice session at Park and Ash wood Avea. TWO l.irn''. beaiilifu Taylor is playing a sound game in :2& Morris and Summit Avea. uectifip roonis and Soldiers Memorial Field this coin- the nineties. be used as »r Misinrs* requested to, report for I his Impor- Subscribe to The Summit Herald 1 pay you dividends. . |2 n««m, kitrjien, bnth. I1 rlR Iw-st of heal, garafi

Y0UNG Sl-XNY single Iron MUSICAU bath; residential i IN THE CONGA TIME WITH MICKEY AND JUDY Tele|>hone Ku,

TWO unfurniHhe

"•/ill after :i l>. m. APARTMENT 1 • 1"'IVK'rooms and I'rtt h<-al atirt water < K'lraue ; exeelU'lll Apply 2^ I'earl si HKKCHWOOH Al'; 43 Wmxllnnd aveni ahlc apartments fo at)l<> rates; <(iilet throuRh trarflr. In tondenl on prcinlsef KRKSIIIA decorated bath, Khower, para Imrhood In New I West Summit slid $4 monthlv. • ('

A T\V«iIt;i I llll'hl , Vh the Con • go1 - «>t ca so mad!" lieatin* it around for ull they're boom-boom", cries Mickey as lie and »«h*r worth. First Judy jilaya Carnwii Judy uirc!«-tu« drum i alid iZL i ' « flout- . ll I. II III, V llHIIllll awu iwo lap*, 27, IMft THE SUMMIT ttBRAEP AHP STOMTT RECORD, gTOMTP, K. J. PAGE SEVEH

. RKCKNTLY" built H(M SK J home in reslrk'tftd j neighborhood. 5 bvnj«. sleeping porch, ultra Is Il.fehy Civen, That the Inter- Orange 5-«i^J. SC-W > mediate account of tl)o sul>-... modern bath and kitchen, oil trustee of the trust created for the i SIDK.W \t.l.l\i; iit-at. open porch, two-car' ga- benelit of Dennis Wllco* Iiaeon under LOST rape. Established section neaif the 4th clause of the last will and I II IRK K-ROOM apartment; oil heat MASTKR-CRAFT Home Int;>r»\mn-nt j testament nf John Gannon Itac.n. de- hot water and Krinidaire supplied' <"i>. Asbestos.. ln.-iiJ.»tr , ceased, will ho audited and stated by llnd'er return to Officer Duffy, adult*. 215 Morris Av. -inie. 6_ir : the SurroRafe, und reported for men who knuw hiw. 114 \Vi"iam j tlement to the Orphans' Court of the Headquarter*. . 46 BOTILBVARI). duplex house sfx .St., Kast Oraiigr, N. J. Tel. Price $8,250. S43l County of Union, on Friday, the First IN IM'HSB with sum of money, i-£°u!'?? "" 'mprov.-m.-nts, t?uraRe, J55. aay of November next at !i:3(i A .M (•ward. Call Summit fi-oiSO. 1^5 SUMMIT AVKNl'K, 4 rooms, iJth Dated September 25th, 1940. lavatory, dinette, garage, heat and •THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OK <•!' KEYS with name and water furnished. t~o Wnolsev NOTICE OF FIRST MKETING ' Milton T. Mountain Co. NEW YOItK, attached. Reward if re- ' Summit 6-(i!i2l', IT«»It.S 85 SammH A re. SnMmIt «-l^* WALTER 15. to Manley t'ourt KHTJMtOOM apartment, .-.-ntr ll If Ice. : allv lo- The first meeting ft i-n-«lii"-rss ia Cranford; N, J rated, heat Slipplled, janitor srrvjee. matter of AI.l'.KUT »;i'STAV Il O a w 5 w—10-18 Fees *:. -'II HELP WANTED 145.00 per month. Afiply 35 Jieech- I..KK, Kankrupt, «>f Avt-rj wood road. Tel. 31U9. 88-tf nue, in the f'ity <>t •NOTICK Timber Acres repurt an Access to many of tile estates will of Union, will be h •M at Ehr Bank- UTK eimpifc for cooking and gen- K.NTIRK first fl«H)r, five rooms, two ainount of early luitiuuii inU'icst he reached frrmi the private drives ruptcy Court rtx>m, «" >urt r*>»:>( 4. third To HARRY MCIXKLL find Itl'TH 1 ral hounework. Keferenies and baths, fireplace, sun and open which has been . evidenced since I.KCAI, NOT1CI-: ealth card. phonj» Summit 6-2881. floor, Federal lJuildin c. J-Ydrra! S-iaar«- -SALE- P. MKJXKLL, his. wife: tlaukcd by rows of i-i'tilurv old oali porches, garden, spare, KarnRf; in and K'ranklin Street Newark. X- J . By virtue of an order of ihe-( Labor Day ,by t!u. increased Hum mrt and tnanli' trees. ' . ; The iic\t c.xamin;i!inn fur residential st-aioii, c\iw to town, ! on the 11th day of •Vt,,t,*:r. 1SI'\ 'M Stone and Frame Colonial—Six of Chancery miide on the day or her of prospective buyers who have It' E'LJCS. cook, chambermaid, wnit- trains, buses, sehiMils: references re- the IIII.ISI tin n M itsi: CKII'I II H MTK ten o'clock in the r' r»-rti>m. .-A wb^Ji large rooms, (living room 13x23) date hereof ;md In a cause ..tvh Visited its col./niy •ul'.. ;irre (-stales. At the eiitiallet' ID the property, fess. nurse (together), general maids quired. Obriif, Realtor, 21 Maple time creditors may Kuifene L. Conord IH coinplainaiit, and Will I..-, h. Ill for n.-w ;i]i|i!ic.uils : rmr th-ir claims. (master bedroom 13xl9>, tiled tlie ol;>».-r tiu*;r.t*s. You are required to appear and of the MorriKaud Kss.-x Tu ni pilii-] J.!.'k Claims with ttemizef lavatory, alf conditioned heat, answer the. bill or said complainant on a hiph ridKt'. laid out so tlws! ,.'. hcen iciioviited and completely foil.in mi; suhji cis : )ov«l; any s Anatomy & ' I'liysioloyy, llaclcro! >cy attached garage, large lot with on or before the tilth day of November, red lo,'(its original ,,\ViIIia.nis:< St. and 4-room apis., every modern lin- original note or in»trtim-nt t^asl. br next, or same 'will l>e taken as con- each iudiviiljial owner will have un-j m" it I 'i.iit.iKioii, Children's 1 ii:-eas"S, (i'KRIENCED laundress wishes provenien,!, KrlRidalrc, convenient annexed; they must be pr-jv-*! w"«il>:n trees. Franklin School District. roHtrictnd view for :in miles fi> tliel-.-,,,. period of avcliitt'ct tlie 'anil of- ovv family >wnnh also curtains to do at location, reasolialilo rentals. Apply fessed against you. liome. SU.:/8-0106-W; . six months after thf 3f«»ve «}3?p. and Price Complete— This bill Is filed tt- Solution.-,- M.-dleal Al-iftiil \. l'V 'and to tin. Recent purchasers" of custom I'ubhc Health Nurs.lnt; A 2. •ork; hours 1^-5. 1'horie. Summit Meyer and' Madeline Meyer, his wife, THRKK rooms, bath, third floor, prl- and Flora Jleyer (widow) to com- northeast., part- of tin built hrtnies 'now in the ci)nr.sc nf Sui'^ira) Nursing. Q-, li-1810. v.-rte house, FriRidaire, central, adults l.jno acre "Apiillcntioiis must lie fil.it with tJi<> only, reasonable. Tel. Sum. B-.T1IS. NOTICK OF FIttST MKKTIX^J plainant,.; and which mortgage is 'reg- Hartshorn Kshiie. constiuetinii accorditi!; to K. A. side OF CrtKfHTi»R.S istered In Somerset County Clerk's Of- Hiicklcy nianaKiiiK agent of prop- SciTct.tr}-Treamirer, thirty (i'.O i days Brsity Nhnp operntors Robt. J. Murphy Tlie main winclins rna h.-fori- examiiiation. or h.v r~ in »b* J BeerhwWMl Rd. TeLSa.«-0«J5 257, Htnl which IK i lien on lands .situ- tllf properly is now erty are: Alfred \\\ Fuller of Madi- B.-rni". c Iv And'-rson. l%.\ . S.cretury- High St. Mnrhlnlst—all around water, and garase. Summit 6- m.itt'-r of GKOUiiK CARROLL iiALK, ate in the Township of Hillslxmiujih, -loii: II 1'rcstoii Morchotise of Kast Tr.-,tsur»-r.-New Jersey State I'.o.inl of •airmail 544.'t-W. Bankrupt, of 241 Haz.-: Aunu^. :p th*-. County of Somerset and State of New Oiaime ami Carl II. Si-hrneder' of Kxhtiiiners .it''Nufx-s, 17 A.-atlemy St., ey St. floanek^epcrk M Newark.- N. J. City nf Westfield. • "• >ur.tv. o! l"n»oa. Jersey; and you, Harry Meixell, are W.-st Orange. McGregor p|»ljr Hew Jersey Knuilojnifnt Herwlcr, FOUR lar«e rooms, heat and light in- wilt be held at th>- made !l defendant because you ;ue the Strand Theatre RIIII cluded. 1'hone Su. B-O322-M. roo/n. Court room t, th'ir.i ii " owner of record of said premises, and t AVPS. —T | eral Building, and you, Uuth F. Meixell. ar<» made a de- WAftTEl* TWO large unfurnished rooms wltn j j.'ranklln Street r. ;. N. J.. «. fendant because as the wife of Harry Jrou Ave. Meixell you claim an inchoate ri>;ht private l>ath, tor'light housekeeping. | nln j.,^. f ••t< S>l'>. at HOME EPENDABI.R, refined woman, will Moderate rent. 72 Pas.Siile Avenue. i o'clock in th" f .it Vktil -'h of dower in the premises described in |stay With children evi-ninRs or week- cerditors may th- said bill of complaint. tends. Tel. Su. 6-0iif>:t, TWO apartments, centrally located, elect a tru^t-e, "h--" |.i;.krapl October Rental - Dated: September 12, 1010. apply G PeForest A\ enur. Kttf and., Transact u her wishes dncys •wnTk, w^vsh p I1KKKMAN. SCHWKlt ft HARD TO :s Claims with .i ~\kN-::.-.-r.r HKKKMAX. [d, clean rugs, wnx floors, THRKK-ROOM apartment, hot water, account mils', ! arose PI, I Tel. .Summit fi-544:i-VV. Solicitors lind Counsel I references. Tel. .Summit 6-r(;!l?-.f. heat, garage. I original ii"t- i Most attractive residence in "Complainant. view Rd. i annexed : th> y PXPKItIBN-CKI> nurs.- would take 12 I.ftRKAIXK IM.ACU, laire double 27 X. Bridge Street eeta. , Six mouths- .if!' Somerville. X. J. S-H HEAT? i <:are of baby or children, afternoons. rmnn, private bath, in lovely home, filed With Thr one of the highly restricted I Tel. Summit 6-1441 after 6 p. in. bi-eakfast optional, garage Tele- •: w w on Aves. phone Summit «.00:»fi-R. v* »KTKI:. H0UBE8 TO LET : I!.»tikru»»"•-• sections, 7 spacious rooms, IN CIIANl'ERV OK A lovely, unspoiled community whicli departs rc- wood Ud, i von SALE I» T: <>K KIRST MKKTIX«! I'rcshliiKl.v from lite conventional suburbs liy gently d Whit- llURRAY HihU nenr station, 17 OF rs !n Xhr Complainant; month. Tel. Summit ti-oW.V Ave. lumber, flooring, windows. Inquire on first floor, 2-car garage, MAUCAHKT T. SHORT, et als., on premises, (jerber. Essex :!-Oii77. "i'l':\!.\ PKI. " Defendants. Mefore yuii.al ('ouiitryside lies a sweep of rolling 11 PARK AVK., four rooms and bath, ltF 'II.MK ANI> 11S2-J. li.-ld at llu- .J'.-inkrupr, y t •• ,a large plot with beautiful trees. tM, high-hoy, new mat- NOTICE I'O UKDKKM. "' ' the u.Liidins; brooks, and. widely spaced.'distinguish- lildreu'a 1'i.nirt rt>om 4. rhinl f!--r. CKXTKR hall colonial. Six moms, tresses, Mason jars. For details call I'LACK KT T. SHOUT, her '. ili-r;il Situ • Frank- To: MAIKIAR deviseen or personal ed honies . . . a delightful patioraiua. i Road; bath. RaraKe, larpe .shaded lot. Half Summit K-1S02. S'f New.irk." X. unknown heirs, mile from Short Hills station. $fir,.nu lill Street $105.00 JOHN IH)K, husband ne Co, day <>f i i«rni>. r, r.-n • orepresentativesf Margaret T. ,Shnrt,, said name ".lulin Are yiiii i-iiiilfinplatiii^ a home in an environment^ from Oct. 1st. Call Su. 6-1204. KH-tf St'RKKXKD TOP SOU/, y.l |»r yard whi.h rtrri- r Co. delivered. Tel. Summit «-ll.r.2-.l. 4tf I he forenoon, Poe,f M" bi-liiK fictitious, and the HTATl-I rimy pmve tie .•[.••>•: Ol' NKW .IKINSHY : uh'-rc everyihitiK and everyone are on the highest '., No. 1. «KW PIIOVII>K.NCK, house for lent, I,AR(iH Florence burners, originally ankrui»' and six rooms and bath ;'ilouble garage; t22; now Jl". Write !!<>x U:>, •;; fX.linille the HOME OR ITS PROTECTION By virtue of im order of the above level of rei'i:ic!i!ciit'.' then conn- to Countryside, i) i.th.-r pri>P'-r Glmco will make It cozier 1 block from center; adults pre- 11 KRAI,I). Consult -- wir! are hereby notified to iippear at the and warmer with less fuel ll is s'tuated on Mnuntain Avenue, two miles from era. ac.-iiunt inu-t I. »-d: ar:y VANITY, bed, rug, .day-bed, baby car- office of .laeol) R. Mitnlel, Kxij., a the center of Suniniit and there are Drewry-Huilt uriKinal not*- r i!..-:ram-tkt maf! i*- Master in Cham-pry nf New .Icrs.y, "Our home is ever so much more id con- P1X-ROOM house all Improvements, riage, high chair, crib, small bull, t, nm-r l-»- j-r-.a%•! w:lh:n r HOLMES parking «pace. Call Summit (i- gate-leg table. Tel. Summit fi-ns;i7. ;i line Xcil ; t il»- No. :•,! .Maple Street. Suniniit, X. .1., comfortable!" "It's warm when we- lloines, loo. whii-li you are iuvited to see. Prices ed that six month aft er th- .U->v-- y until NKW colonial 5-ronm hoime ; Kssn oil cheap. Address liox 12<|, IIKU- the afternoon, and • you are further iratuu. burner, jwrch, fireplace, atl.uheil p;i- AII tVref.' iri IJar.kru;»l-.-y. Tel. 6-1336 notified that at that time und place "Our fuel bills are BO much less than ri«Kc; high ctevatjo'n, with vl-\v. yon are required to pay to the com- before!" These comments are typi- Rent. $55. 1'hone.,-Kummlt 6-1 HI- TWIN beds, brass andiron.-.,, electri- plainant the sum nf .HS2LV47, together cal of the enthusiastic response refrlKerator, six-jiiei-e-' ilinlnK si-t, Mt'iititm the HERALD when buying with complainant's taxed i-osts in this >TC\\tll, BUILDER sei-retary-boolicasc, etc. Private. suit, and in default thereof you are which each new Gimco Rock Wool It FUBKISnED BOOMH TO LET t r Phone Summit fi-. i2ii2. hereby notified that complainant Insulation job brings forth. will proceed to secure ll filial decree Office on Property /oik- )RKKY IHMJ COTf AGK, comfort- bureau with mirror, burring you. of all right and equity If your home is cold and drafty, work. 'ahl*» douWe room, twin bods, running tun >|OIIII|H1II Aie. Telephone: Summit n-:!.'!.'i.'i used , •water, table excellent. Tel. Summit I desk, twin beds, Anti'i'i'- dres--.-r, of redemption in and to the said prem- hard to heat and your fuel bills are 6-3WS. 40tf! tahles, iiooli case, WIIIK chairs, etc. ises situate in tlie City of Summit, high, let us tell you about Gimco. 011(1 i- 22 Kim Stn et.. Call Summit fi-2S."."i7 ' County of Vnlon and State, of New cot Jersey, being more particularly de- We will give you a freo estimate of DIRECTIONS: From center of Summit, BO «outh TARKYTON HollSK Summit Gardens scribed in the bill of entuplaint filed the approximate amount you should on Maple St. Turn right on Ashland Rd. which intii , second floor, aouthwe.st room, I'JXCKSS store fixtures. Tel. Suniniit «-l37l, or call at :il.1 SpriiiRfi'-ld Ave- herein, and' belli*; known on the tax save in fuel and fipuro for you tho Sr rum into Mountain Avenue and Countrywide. *C auk with private bath, twin beds, good 180 SUMMIT AVENUE : map of the City- of Summit, f.'ounty right; home-eook(nK, also single room with nue. *sol t'nlon and State of New Jersey, as small cost of insulating your home running water. 185 .Summit avemic. the Gimco way. With Gimco meth- and Tel. Summit fi-4367. 6!itf KKMIT lVnl«e Truck ; panel type 3, 3'/2, 4 and 5 Room Duplex | Block :il I Aits 12, I!!, ! I. und nniiind- ;> he reasonable. Tel. Su. fi-iifiS.'l. ing that you deiivcr up to the nun-. ods there's no fuss. . no bother. And ITTRACTtVR rooms, excellent tnblo plainant all deeds, papers and writ- it can probably be done in one day. Into FOIl SALK clmati, table radio, book- With Iterreatioii i!»nm <;ia«« Enrlosod Baths inijH In \'our custody or [HIW.T reiat- board, centrally located. The Hobart. ; Phone today.There's no obligation. iuni- 265 Springfield ave., Tel. OOfiS. 32-tf case, twin beds and dresser, chairs, inR to or roncernlns the said iiremises table, two jiair jMirtiers; extension or any jiart thereof. | 411 ladder, , clothes hamper. Call Sum- FREDERICK C, KKNTZ. ) the lATtltACTIVKLY furnished room : fin> residential section ; .V minutes from i mit K-M6X-.I. Solicitor of Cnmpluhiant. '• Mew center of town. Tel. S,ummlt (i-.MIS'i-M. S.E.&E. G.HOUSTON Cbmmerelal Bid?:.. I mis . %s "" 1-tf FOl'H drop-head sewiiiR niii'-hiner.s, at fi7 IMOX PLAt'E (opposite Station) SUMMIT, N. J. 8-10 Summit, N. J. | the $1 Call Saturday, .-Poyle Sew ins [OXF. or two larifp moms, near center Machines, ISO Springfield Ave. Su. Telephone Samrait 6.fl97.S73 IN' CHANCKUV OF NK.W JKRSKY ROCK WOOL HOUSE INSULATION 0111- of town. Teacher or business man. for preferred. Tel. Summit ti-i:i:;4-W.' TO ICKCKNK \V. 'SC.ARItORon ill I General Insulating Co. Ore KXCIOLI.KNT pas stove and wardrobe AND LOIS S. KCARUOItor.fMI : | l.ARCK room with twin beds, two clos- trunli, very reasonable . Call Ilis-W. By virtue of an order of the l.'ourt I of N. J. act' ets: bath room with shower nearby : of Chancery of New ..Jersey, made tin- i 105 Morris St., IIOITMOWII, X..I. private home ; gentlemen preferred. MtCKoRY porch chairs, $2; mithoKany j 4th day of September, llilo, in a cause i Tlioni' 'MorrMovui 1-1177 References exchanged. Tel. Summit chest drawers, ?:i ; crib with covers. i wherein Trustees of Ilainiiton ColleKe' 'If •f-: bahy ice-box, r.Oc; d>dl house, : is the Complainant ami Knuenc \\. j (if<)r«o II, Allen, M;inaj.-.er :;r.e; law1 -mirror, fl; -Tbermolyie i HcarlxiroiiK-h, et als., are the ninK on c ; screen. • .."c ; confexsed ilK.'ilnst you. ' 1-0341. - lii-w ehair cushions. [5rnnU, •'-'• I The said bill Is filed to fnrecl.ise a t ESTABLISIIKD 1880 Maple Street. 3 and 4 Rooms from $60.00 "•i-rtain mortgitKe dat<-d I lecemlu-i- t•*. « L'OR KIJ)KKI,Y people wIshiliK nice Il!t2", given hy KuRene \V. .Sciirhi.roimh-' T home," moderate r.ttes: also con- 20 HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE *0 i and Lois S. Sca'rlxiroutch to The Sinn- | valescents," men Is ; registered nurse. :juit. Trust Company .-pid iissiKii.-d by ; Su. fi-;tH4. Write Box 121, '", IIKlt- SKVKSf-ROO.M house. Rood residential S. E. & E. G. HOUSTON The Summit ..Trust ('onipany to The; Oldest Real Estate AM>. s. i-tlon; 8 tninlitoM to Rtfitlon, price i Summit Morten Re < •iianinty Coiiip-iiiy j moderate. Tel. Summit 6-o:i.1fi. SS-tf jaand further assi«ncd by The Summit' i '• KLM STUI:1:T, rieasnnt- room on K7 IMO> the X. J. , Mortgage Cuarauty Company'to Tins- I and Insurance first floor, private bath and en- ATTIJACTIVK housp, 7 rooms and 1 j tees of Hamilton CdN-Be, which ni'irt-j ylng trance, kitchen privileges if d> sired. room off attic, good residential sec- Summit 6-2197-2733 IjKUKe covers lands In the City of Stun- j DRUID HILL Also two rooms on second floor. VV. tion, tiear bus and station; corner | "lit. County of Cnion iind State "I j Agency in Summit \ \ | New Jersey and you. Kimem- \V. S'-iir- | V Cullwt. Tel. Summit fi-O^U-M. lot ; tmrcaln to quick buyer. Address iir Thone Summit 6-(N)S7 Bojf 4."., riKItAlO TO- t r borouKh, and Lois S. Scarborough. '' ' New Jersey's Finest Residential Comtiltimty •|'W(i liirpfi, beautifully furnished con- made defendants ti.-causo. you are llx I necting rooms and b.iili; suite may N *'OI,ONMAI/, conveniently j owners - Il provides a hedge again**! inflation (increased priie:! r trlct, nicely wooded, paved street,: Telephone..Su. fi-fl4. i!i. ' II. MclC. Ol.Tzrbrook roof, has all modern facilities, gas heal, nir rondiiionint:. lull for all dtif'Sr.reKtiltiiig from nationwide iiicrcaSe.H water, tins, sewage And electricity, | Chester C. Henry , Su ATTUACTIVK second floor room <>r transportation (both buses and Holmes Agency • Mountain Co.. Su. 6-1404 insulation, open porch, 2-car attached garage. This chiirming awi HI lltiH illld ^WilgeBI. Sa. s F. Munrno Ku. fl-lBifl two third floor rooms, pleasant trains) located within :i minutes ot | S. IC. & Iv *I- liou-=tnn srj homelike atmosphere. Summit t>- II It. Station. A place where you Jobs-Brck-Schmidt Co. .1. Murnhy Su. fi-(M well coilstriictpci house can ho bought ;it ii reiisoiuible price with woulil enjoy llvliiR. Walter A. ' Pa. K!w....d < ric HOME SHOWN ABOVE $18,800. :i217-W. -}!• '!' Su. 6-043,-, convenient terms. , '•', Mi-Niiniiini, 117 Miil'lo Street, .Und; < . Pierson Su. 6-0037 (Others from $12,800 to $24,800 ready for floor, Summit K-IIRSl. ^ I HOOMM TO I.HT'i Look for the sipn "HEALTOH" . imrnediate occupancy). TKN-Hon.M house In residential nee- TWO unfuinlsbcd for liotiso- rooms •dt Avenue. tlon, mar center of town. Splendid, Consult a IIEALTOU JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO. nt. :S»d |)el''nr location for boarding house. Tel. UKAL'l'OKS I Summit fi-i:i:il-\V. .. Opp. StatlOB Snmniit, N j APARTMENTS TO I.KT I SKIl CARS FOB SAI.K IT) I'lione: Sunnnit (U1<£1 & 1"-- i Frederick C. Van Duzer, Inc. I'lVI-; njoins iinrt bath with sun porch, >'c one-ton Truck; enclosed its:! SprlniMXil A»c. Su. fi-U7B SiiiiiniH, N. J. K'trai;e; excellent school district. Call ii ml eiiulpped with the fourth Apply 2n J.,.,, l street. 'f speed ; very tfood condition. $.'i..i. KepriMontat ive on property Siilni'day.'i and Sundays r riiclciril Motor far, Inc. 10-12 Woodland nv«nuo; neveral desir- er, clock, low nillen«e,, excellent cure. Beechwood Apartments YOU able apartments for rent at reason- 1 IITiii ItiMiik, 7« Mnple Strei'L able rate*; (pilot neighborhood ; no throuRh trafflf. Inijulro of .Superin- WANTKII TO WHY are cordially lnvltc«l ID limpect the new furnished model house nl tendent on promises. ' S2tf 45-49 Woodland Avenue PARK, Kent Place Houlevjinl, Suminil- I'HHSlll.v decorated five nmnin, tile iiejKH- , wh PAY CASH for your used furni- ilieiHlrippcd. -Mueller K.'is licit, e.xtra I'iitli, (diowor, RuraRe. Quiet j ture anti'iues, Hllver, bookn, bric-a- Air-conditioned, InpnlnU-d, wea I'orhoiKl in N<.\V rrovldence. Nenr brac', piilutitu!", worlts of nrt, etf-. IliViitory, Hynply kltilieu, sltual •d, on corner lot 7:!xl2!>. Summit Wallpaper and Paint Co. Went Summit Htutloii. Iniineili.ile. JK'H 'AtrrTIOJf ROOMS IK.75O—carrying cht»rK<'n $',5.21 inonihly including luxes ?4»i.0(i monthly. Call Sti. ti-lL'Ot. US Hr.MMlT AVF. inj-tf | 4 - 5 and 6 Room Apartments contonM. Furnished by Doyle Furniture Co., Summit, PAINTING andI PAPERHANGING A TU'O-HOOM iip.irtAnetit with prlv.it" Wo will buy your RtUc I'.'ith. Ilent, Unlit und R(IM furnlnhert, nil"11 1 Opened for Inspection Weekday* Iroin li-ii and 7 !». MUltalde for ii ItuHiueHH •cimpli "r For As Low \s $£J 95 adultH. I'rlvnto I'litrance, may lie \VK l'AY hlKhi-Ht cash priced for any- SundayH from 2 o'clock. had either furnlHhed or uiifurniHlieil. thing. Atit'l.iueti. china, Hilver, lirlc- FCMC October Rental Kltohi'n In equipped with KrlKldalre li-brae iiiiintitiKH. riutH. We Wallpaper or Paint a Room \J and AliiRlc Chef raliRe. Adjaceiit to TALL I H KIKST all traiiHport.itIon For partlcularH Your A11io Content!* Our Specially. AIHO Inside and outsddt! I'uititiiu'.. floor liuishing und phiHtering •all Mllll.urn S-0342-J. '^l< SI'SWIT AI't'TION ROOMS 1;. lit Nn m in It Vve., 'lei. 8-2IIM :!'^-lr . V. & E. G. HOUSTON al i'i|iinHy low prirort. I:STIIIATI:S IHSTAS apartliielil liitu'e. l!e lli.lri. 1-- | b.i.i CALL SUMMIT 6-:>«fi8 •elll- );'II.II;C eil teliiincy. Impiln- Ai:enl uli pie t A

PAGE EIGHT THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD. SUMMIT, N. J. FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, Second Section KaM Orange, on tie _*l;-l hoNition ol tin- milk S.H'i'l Kalbcfitir Kiiu/.l'i lit'lb1 A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hob- Yesterday i'oole ;Deeds Recorded ai)hi il. Kti:i/.. lot 15 on "lievised Map PERSONALS ert Vofirhees,. Millhurn, on the pm-iation for the efforts of - /U the Court House iif pi liberty hclotiKiiig to W.-CXlkley TO DUNK OR NOT TO DUNK I. friends and the manifestation Itayuumd." Summit. [openileetin A son to Mr, and MM. Hheinhold Ihtir of| - ;_ Mr. .tiui Mrs. Dotuinit- F. Schinit : ! Kutliei'liit A. Kasiuiead, wid«w,-tn Which-ever way you prefer Mary and tIiaisih, l iiion, on the 2»nd. to .Mr. and .Mrs. Wlliani A. Conway, Fidelity I' Trust ('imi[>.my, Thoinas and Mrs. A T. Day of New< A son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas one tract' in the northeasterly line them, you'll find Of Old ]).;] ly in tlic ...south- York, 'who returned recently from a of It is road .!!».'!.fid fert (rum Canoe A son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph • t'fly siili'luie' of Hf >>• lironk parkway, and one track in Mr ami .Mis. F\ N, Wau-rniHii and suiumW-"at Magnolia, Muss,, are at Mitchell, Madison, on tlie 23rd. As Two Cars Collide feet from IHackbiini road, Summit 'the northerly sideline of Iris road,1 "ROTHS DOUGHNUTS Plans Mi*;* Frailer.* Wiitcrtnaii arc attain the Hotel Suburban. A daughter lo Mr. and Mia. Ed- The intersection of Morrin avenue Harry (iaiiuk, widower, to Mr.:i:i,! 5o feet from Canot' ttrook park- open 'meeting J ai their home in Norwood- avt'iiii*- win S. Tilley, Chatham on the 24th. - , ,., ...,„_ ...... r-—....-. H.tuiic amami ,w.i 'Mrs. Charles Frederic (iarllrk, unexcelled in their deli- 1 Kvt mW way, Summit. . /'\ which will bo helc Iroin a summer in Mudixoii ; faun. (li-'Oige N. Lend, Jr.. son of Mr,, A daughter toltVand'Mr^l.^r'y ™* ^ ^^arci was the] pn.^rti in the "'tenter hue of Hal' - Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Fa?t(>tttt> , ,nilnj: at 10.30 III Woolworth, Verona, o(i the 24th. • scene of a two- car-collision Tuts-' tuarol rout, 2.S.S_ S feet from Ash- ciousness. m and Mrs (jeorgv \. Leiu-i of Hill' Wuti to Mr. »nil Mrs. James J. WilMfumti,' at Hit- V.M.CA, I > A son to Mr. and. Mr.-t. Arthur day night about $.:}() o'cloc«m,v»k l!lthata d"avenue— . Siiniinit. Miss Mary K."F. Marsh, daughter Cre.it avenue, who was graduated 'properly in the eenter line^of Ual- lweii fXttiifk'Tl to al of Mr. aiid Mrs. Alonzo K Marsh Canipagno, Murray 'Hill, on the sent a Livingston young womanTo Summit-Overlook Huildiim and from Hamilton College last June, tiisnd road, intersected by tlie w l rovl Of li Lenox rOad. has returin'd' as '25th. Overlook Hospital with a, nn—ii.i*. iAHm AssMutloii of Summit, to .Mr.southerly line of lamb/of Anna K. FINE Summit. > - * ha« entered the medical school of 1 a senior to Hr,ulf>*ni .tiinioi Col- A daughter to Mr. and MTK. I IhdrlKel. Summit. / Hint Stun ! Hilla. A lege, Bradford.'Mass* New York l"niversity Collhiii, Madison, on tlie 25th. ROTH'S BAKING jj,-,,, is extended, ii Mr. and Mrs ^('anipheir How- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- araiiie, Chatham, driv- aVt:nil,.. il( from Itellevue iluisf wlm.se itantoH south on Morris avenue, coll id- avenue. Siinmiit. ard to• Marnai'y*'Dunn, property In President John I). Hood of the liam Clark, Union, on the 2iith, p vnue, coll id avenue. Siinmiit. / 371 Springfield Ave, Tel. 6-1978 Summit, N. J, to tlii- iiticiition o.l Miss Irilla l'relieau,vw.h<> has heeli the Westerl\> «idi'line of Ox Row with hi di and Sittmau • - y' • " " spending (in' Minuiirr at In r tariff- Citizens• Trust f'o and President <•(] with a car heing driven by Wll- • Kmma S. Wright .n,,,ri, in growing I 1 h h1 la.'ie.Tiiilt feet from Summit avenue. A W. Stepireiis, of H'epheiis-Miller IM..VNN Kll{ Jit. l>. A. II. IHtllMiK i llairi ; KJUIOUSKa C of 4!»!4Mt South her li us ha 11 il. to City of S iutiviii.f of the 01 in Maine, li.is i'eluriief Huirlies place, Siiniinit. center line of Mountain avenue Hankers Association. They, will,re- sponserinj? on Oetoner 7th are well ed east into the Boulevard. Asldi? lin .,1,. irtii.il from l> W I.t *• Cuyniii* of Hewlett, L I.. from the cars being considerably PK>rciicc Thievcii :ind Walter, her "525.S2 feet from the center line of formerly of Summit, Mrs titvynue turn' this week end. under way. To avoid over erowd- ft..sHk>iial activity. damaged. Kanouse's diiiiKhtlri .Miss htisb.itid, to Marie (iiiiseppina I)pWi». Hillcrcst road, New I'lovidenci nnd their daughter. Miss Lecaniie iiiK the HottleHill Tave.ru in Madi- An inieroBting m Edna Ka.nouse was taken to ..tin- widow, any interest nt party of Township. NEW COATS (Jwyniie, are ;it llu- Hlackstoiie in Miss Hel.-n -Mabie, Mrs. Mary son will devote its entire space for lidfl >'«• t'Dllnwod wit hospital where she was held f<>r fits: part in and to one tnu;i at the Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sihwalb .. New York from Her.'iiuda. llayne Hii^liird. Miss Lt slcy Craw- the day to the party. iJoor- prizes '\,,\k by Frauds W. have been donated hv many-'Kciier- further observatiuu for u pusKilde intersection of the northerly side- ...hel C. Haye, one tract in the cen- ford and Mrs. Hart well I'riest of line of U'i'.s' View avenue and theter line of Mountain avenae. M'-'.IM Excitingly Detailed of (ho Hoard < OUH Summit merchants, and each fractured skull and other injuries Clialliani. Mr. Kuzi I lit- Summit Art Association all table will he supplied with a prize westerly sideline ot'-'South stroi't feet from Hillcivst road, and one have pictures at the New York as well. The proceeds will K<> forI"' \ „... ™ r» i-» -lil|l t)IU> ti";K"t at the Intersection of tract in the center line of Mountain of Cornell Univerni World's Fair. These are on view "Americanism" projects is the pub-1J.A1I.1 S TO -M KK.MI<:MBI-:RKI) tho westerly sijtf or James street avenue. i!7i! feet from Hillcrest Fur Trimmed and linfrimmed his home town for in tin- I'xliiliitiiui of the National lie schools and elsewhere. Tickets - - , and th ui»rt!it".'fy side of.W'es: View road. New I'nyvideii.i'e Tovvnshln. speaker. A hrlat w FROCKS - SUITS' Association of Women Painters and may be obtained by phoning Mrs. Sat., Sept. 2.S Tel Show, llrayion avenue, .\\^Now'''.Providencv e Boron«h.' Ktliel C, Have and Andn .Smart Klfh Fabrics divinity Dr.. MeAfet Sculptors iiiinuiiL.' th't'oiiKh Oelo- r (lid CiiHi'd. it.'K Murray, Summit t>-l. >77 or any ( School, l.'in p. in Mi-s Frederick (' her hu^hiiiul, t(i Mr- and Mrs 'EVEISINti (iOWNS lui I lth Tin- show, which opened member of the Junior Kr"«p. i Mon., Sept, :M Senior Hitch Sell.to] i Van l>uz< ert A. Hehr. properly in tlie DRESSY COATS L.isi Tuesd.ty 1I(; on Monday, in the "American Art l'.-T. A , meeting of siipiioiiioiv ^ty-in ' lie westerly si»| him- of Mountain av'entie. ,S1'L' nf the .Summit High Fur trimmed and >,, COATS Tiida\" huildiUK. will be supple- nt.TVHS parents. s.\:, p, ni. t avenue. :!7;y feet frurii HiiK're.s't mad," Xew"' his .summer spunt \ ineiited by dcmiiiistrations of, paint-. iiiitrimmed Made to onici in the latest Mllr! Tit 11 Tiies.. Oct. 1 Women's Alliance. •field avenue. Siimmir. dell'ce Township. y»u>iK boys cainjdu IIIK by nieinbeis of the association of fashiorr awl color. Community Chinvh. at-the Coiu- '' |'),iiiiild H D.tvison, trustee ii|»('ii HpacuH of Ulali on Si-pleinher 2Xlh, L"'th and Octo- , iniiniiy House. / Philip S. -Itavison and' otlK'i'H, pro- SPORT COATS said lie, "Is the Rre; ber .'flh. titb. '" i' Mr. and Airs. Henry ('. lirowa of Tiles , Oct. Woman's," AlUfinc'e. ji,i!y in the southerly sideline of Fur 'rimmed life." Thi.s thought MMK. SAMER :iii Woodland uvitmie together with Community Church; ' •i'arkvh'w tcrrai't', tio.Sl' feet from 'with eajierlitl empht ovi:itr,o(>K iiosrn \ SU IIJVIM.1 I'I.A< K HIKTIIS their daughter add son-in-hav. Mr. Thur., Oct. .1Field Hoii/t>, Jaines Midland terrace, Summit. CASUAL AND into the presenco • Kezer speaker \.t'ture/ii'ltih. , ' „ Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Vt. Staf- Mountains. Never I Tel. SuiiitiiiMi-l'71(i and Mrs. C. K. Willis of Millhiirn . A son to Itfv, and Mr.s(Jal. o have returned from a 3.f>UO mile Sat.,, ,Oct. 'i. Stiiimm' (Ji»r«lcn Kx- Revitalize ;ord to -liiiisy ,S. i'ullison. one tract SPORT COATS farther west" than Webbe,'Newark, on the L'tith. automobile trip during which they chansu' at Puliljr Library. . ! irr the northwesterly sideline' of Htond in the (innlffii A son to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kpelr, Sat.,. Oct. f. "ll^lis Hrinker," ('nil-! L'ntrimiued visited eighteen states; Wi'th New Ashland road, 700.42 feet from Col- Colorado HpriiiKH \v Orleans as the principal objective dren's Kntei fltinirieJits series, by • IIv drive, if produced, and one ' Priced that hero was the j point they went through' the vari- '' Ji\ SerVice League. M. S. Audi- Relax I tract in the northwesterly sideline of 'divine handi worl ous Houtliern states and returned ' toriiim./Jf' p. in. ... Ashland road, 760.42 feet-from $16.95 to $59.50 "try. When tins raiw ;through the middle western states Mon.. l){{, 7 Jeffei'soii Sehiiul I'.- Colony drlvt>, if produced. Summit. reached he realize.! j before heading east. With perfect T. X.. 7.:>o p in. Reduce Smart \cn really beginning to SLENDERIZE 'weather and not the slightest auto Moji. Oct. 7 Luncheon.- bridge. Jr IIVVi: Y(»r A Sf'ltlNUI'IKMl |w)th our country. The Modern Way : trouble ihe trip was most enjoy- .-•!>. A. li. at liuttle lliil Tavfiu. KIFM: TO LOAM Reversible Coats ^Mon., Oct. H--2;::n. Coi'nnninity At homo in the !• ^ible. Mr. lirowu reports ohsetvui'e, TIIKJi.J>. O.|....-'-' The smart daBHic ciiHtnm to folhiw the PINE VAPOR BATH .much enthusiasm fi,r Mr. Willbiv in House. I Waldron avenue. League Fitted and Boxy styles in the papers and o ; many democratic territories tind in of Women Voters. Mrs. Sigstrom, Masseuse Summit'8 "Little IMattshurt; In plaid*, plain and when the Far Wen jibe South a very considerable Moll.. Oct': 1 •!' -Senior Hii-'h School organized under the direction covert the wars were foi Formerly of Elizaeth Arden amount of anti-thirdr u'nn senti- J'.-T. A. recejition to pareiils and w of the Summit N.D.O. has had stood, in conteiniilati Guaranteed to take inches off. ment. ()n .4it'jitember^l<>th. finding" teachers, s.]'< n. m. such au "enthusiastic ri Sizes !t to 17, I-' to i'O that they would be tillable to reach Wed. and 'I'llins.,-Oct 1 ties of Niitilro wliicl , -.j spouse" in Its enrollments..to fnro we nntorert tho j Coffeyville, Kan!, in time for tin- nlKl e .by tilf . .UJI.'II he In "dire need" of an up $10.95 to SI6.95 -'jl'ijtry of .continue, long after j l.'!'» p. m. address of Mr. Willkie t!ie Hoy Scout 'i'n !-•-! preeluuli! uuiuboi- nune of re^ ! party went UM'luremore, Oklohoina. s "Cavalci-le ceased. HLECTROLYSIS illation V. S. Army SpriiiHfield I'aying triliutt' to arriving there at li p. m forty min- • refugee relief . . lidiefi Rifles, 22 calibre. Hecause of A SPI.I:NDII) SELECTION OF DRESSES made all prcparatio by I', llouard Ktiins, specialiHt. Kid utes before the arrival i>f the Will- School allditoi'iuiii. -l.tii the exigencies of the 'war- yourself of superfluous hair from kie special train. Mr. Willkie made lowins; in uy:iili;i>;:;:i:- torn world" procurement of the Wool and Silk—New Colors and Styles of the hoys, some of Mon.. Oc). I'l ('•i;i:ii ;! , tender jieaiH, he to tare, limbs and body no pain, a twelve minute talk from the rear -.same is unusually difficult. 1 Sizes !i to 17. I. to L'o, ,!X to .In scars, or rcisrowlh. Absolutely platform before the train passed on nil MM: With the hope some residents horselmi'k. one yn( safe Koiilii 11 t Tulsa for the hij? iiiubt meeting |» III. in this area may have some of ninoteeu days/An < In that city. While at NVw Orleans; Thur-: , Oct-'. I •!: $2 these, rifles available to loan Priced From $3.99 to $14.95 made each ((ay and <• the temperature recorded was the •S.l.Vp. in. Infra tlie N. I) 0 oh a mutually ed in. thy/iif!minor lowest since l.s;S"fi;r the' month ol Fri.. Oi t. .'.", ii'-lin-l Vupur agreeable basis, Common Coun- fell tlu> I»OVH were DESANTIS Ili-h Scliu " M r I II I l:\rrH September. ruicli cil President Maxwell I,.-ster, into xtlmir sIcephiK Ucauly and Fri...- Oct. :'.*.- Jr., head of N. 1). O's (i-l or ahvu.VH HOOII jn Woman'•; supply division has asked that hy ch Sim. KXKMTIVI-: IIOAItl) f Slenderizing Salon Hosiiiu! -.inysnrh persons write, hiVn ;i . which were taken in :t; Hup!*- SJ. IVI. SII. ((-l OF V.ILr.A. WOMKVS AI.V- II.IAIMKS TO .>IKi:T 'Tile.- SUBURBAN BODY City Hall. FREE DELIVERIES lie then iliHplayt'd l)i Mon \. CULTURE STUDIO TH. su. i views of the .scenei 1 the cam p. Frequent Tin K'xeciltive Hoard of tlie State of W, : II ulel Milmrhaii—Kiitriiiici- Y.M.C.A. Women'N Auxiliaries will on llliiikhiirn Itenil in the mountains :n '•'•'•>':-::.ia'-; Alliance. Ti'l. SII. B.Iliiit Ml. «-l!i:;!i ijieel a( Newark on October 4th for r the first meeting ofthe new rea- MiiMveur i'or lien F,»enlnt, - the world in which \ IS JOY YOUR DAILY LUNCHEONS son. The local Auxiliary will !>.> v • ' • T'ifKey Diiiiier II) Appointment. iwho have always li well represented with its Ptv-:- .:• ii.ikes Moinorial four walls of an oa> dent, Mrs. K. P. Patten, and M: In conclusion Mr. wm.Ri: THE sERVici; CLUBS EAT It A. Hetts, Mrs. H. W. Salnn :' --Opi'iiiiiK meeting the lessons thai cam Mrs. A. J. Scheiick plaiunti^ MARKETS preuciicii of such he • : • Men's Club Dinner, tend. 1 "We pride ourHt'lves at HOTEL BEECHWOOD • . ia Church. (inr environment am I lie feature of thj-; c.p-•;;• ,_" ' Wonian"'^ Alliance, 352 SPRINGFIELD AVE. / SUMMIT, N. J. Sptcial Table lYhute and a la Carte Service ing will be a prescniat;"., , • have improved on Place of Worship i:i n i :• \ • 'i church. /•" Kuiidninoiitiil values East Sun Porch — Served from 12:00-2:00 aries," by Mrs. liem^e i' ',' . revealed in an erne Hahway. s-t have the HKHAT.D if water is riiiniiiiK lo\ the news of Stiinmit. I: SHOP!LOOKfand SAVE! The ineetiiii.1 wili ••;•••: \ are KetliiiK scant' d M.50 per year for two You always get more iox/yout money at "BRITE-LITE" J M CII.I.AX, Pies. luncheon at t'l" K:> --• " • iHhues.s fonw's to lh< II. H. ADAMS, II. Mf,T. meiit Store, in \e» .'.:-••: .' : : higher quality—lower prices—greater selection. then it is that we Followiim rht- !'.::i ; : • : worthiness aw contr will recess to ;:., V. .•-.:• • V M pioneers who hla/.ei hllildini; ai ."n-i- '!.• -••••• ..•: UK." . "•ilisilie.-s ji.ii"1 .•: ' ," :::• • • • - SPECIALS After living in Mir- ;id,||, V.-..-; FINK homes wilh all of tlj The !,n WHERE • • ••• y is an vt'iiielice.s tlie clialiK" impo! !.,;:• WHDI)IN(; • :' ;:i this life under I lie .star; STRENGTH STARTS: Sta!eU ;,(.- r '! 'a::d Airs G I FTS have a lUntiiiK henef I'.'lli.'-.! i' 1 i-al Aux- are not always tin liven of Imys n< Strength and. - health are • in- fee.liH. BccaiiHe.of tl separables. The first -depends costly. APES Y.M.C.A IK to he enc< condition originates at the Spine iiiotiiiK these Hiinuni on the latter. And ^ood,.healthy wide-ojXMi spaces in <>N m loliHl h'lj That ia Chiropractic's, way' of • EDMIS.TON Ol,l» FAS11IO>Kiri adjusting one to heiilth. The •fa- /. r''h' ''•; •' '•'"'•-Asiie'mbly Commit-' :t:t» Sprimti'ielil \w,, Siiniinit PRUNES in ous....C hi roprac lie Adjust men t.-i. r/'' -|1S "'"U'leU'd plans for' the' A hciiofil old fa which so uiaiiy have j.tdd \ou .-e'•"'; • i''."eviou,s]y ^aniuMineed- in i KKFSII SAYOV 'will ho held in St. Ti lniich about so *> ::-ur-!,u, ,,f H,e candidacy of Morrin avenue, Thu -'*•;'•' '• i'oole. of Summit, for October lird. Musi will^. help you. too. ''•> neial Assembly. CAN OPENER SPINACH Purs. Hurdie and h l>oii Cibson' and His Orchestra, i»c optn«r with t))« DOUiU-ANGLM cult.r "•:•• of the most popular bands in Create a J\/e4A XUtd u, AdvertldlnK In tho DR. R. J, OWENS, Chiropniclor •'h:- -'iiion. wj'j'll furnish the music. HIGHEST IN QUALITY/ pay you dividends. ' T!ie dance will he held on.Saturday. Newcomers soon learn ISitSSet! HuildillK* October Ilitli, in the Heechwood that our services meet the in EFFICIENCY, SAFETY!" Mrutlon thu IIJ'mAL 'i^'i Spiiuui'ield l\e. SII. (i-.'t.'tT'J 'Summit. V .1. Hotel. Summit, at U.'Ml Tickets • are already on sale at the hotel, and \ requirement* of this mod- one of these Flatteringly , Jliiat's what a noted, impartial labo- DATES ;z, 2B' 19 -ulisi riptions point to a-large at- ern community. Feminine tendance. / ratory reported after testing Smooth- , ' ' y Poole is the regular Democratic cut with other well-known brands! K wiim: candidate for the (ienerul Assem- BON TON/ Smoothcut pierces the can easily; bly from t'nion County. He is seeking election on a~ platform of Step-ins or Onesettes. leaves no edge (ragged edges can lower taxes, rigid economy, tk, cut your fingers); deposits no metal MUSHROOMS .bl9 K-V-. lion reform, lower utility rales, f) Yet, th«y are os alenderiiingr shavings in food; opens any shape •I.AMti'K VIM: IUI'KXIII Saving,Is a Habit progressive labor legislation, and «^ as a Hollywood diet and that's can; adjusts itself to any thickness mighty important today with of can or seam, And a dozen other waistline* getting smaller and 1 Habit Easily Started advantages make Smoothcut the can HONEY DEWS , 12, •mailer and curves that iust Md opener for you! can't be Ult "on their own". K \W\\\Y Whether it is travelling,,-sending your YOUR FRIENDS I Snug your waiit and smooth 3-ycr guaranfm children to collie, savings enter in.' To your hips with a new and fHE REGINA CORPORATION, Rahway, N. J. cultivate your savings habit we offer WILL SA Y I djf»«»"r>t Bon Tonl Standard CAULIFLOWER* ..<. 12 KltlC.I illlll lllflTdl II-CI' III AluiiHnuinFlnlth $ '"ir deluxe model, systematic nlans.fo fit your budget. In- inr ...r->-rl - ,,| ,.,„ Aspcclal value at i-'-i-MT t:\uv. sidtii '—— "HOW STUNNING" I I.8Ochromium rinlah \est a few dollars regularly, or ocea- if TheDiann Kor -'ilc in Sinn in If hi SInilllll> a lump sum. Remember, sav- Surjirise them all' with new p] Shoppe CENTRAL MARKET, Inc. PEARS 7 for 10IC beauty for fall! Let us stvle &} •'!« S|irliurn Hie liabit of planning ahead. your hair, tun it and givt> it [3 Til. Nn. (!-ir.-.|l CULLIS & LEWIS YFMOU i ANAIHW I ry »t y<.urself. It gives you confidence hejilthy beauty with regular gi sr^fHir \. ••"Hi securih. (),,e dollar starts an ac- we.-kiy care. | HV i:\riiti HI AMinws g

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24 Beechwoo.1 Rd. Td. 6-1204 Summit, N. J. FREE PARKING for our customers at Snedekcr's Parking Station. s 1 PARMLEV PLACE Selective Clientele I Modern Apparatus N SUMMIT 6-1280 Head The HERALD'S Classified Ads Individual Instruction

Mi, THE SUMMIT HER^tD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, M. J Scctlon-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 104(1 SEPTEMBER 27. 1040-2econ3 Sectiofl - j Monday evening, September Y.M.O. I'llYSI( \h 1NTKKKHT Hecause the scouts have to do their MAHTERPIKCES 0P. ABT EXHIBITION AT XK ! nrcccilijit.' ;t private preview !;••.-•;! i ti'i'.-!'. i!i-. Arthur It. Weiid'-li of S un.'Mit. < OI MIL SFTK N('IIKIN'I.K own cooking, plus a dollar fee. . • t • :i' il; it - o:' • '• . ' WpenMeeting Kng Hueng, scribe. ling of tile paintings Seventy-four prominent citizens .-nifi-.mbers and special i:, . -A:!-.;,,, a, Mention the MEUALU when buying Under the fhairniaiwliip of Jay from more than thirty ".New, .Jersey I The reception rommiiicf fur the A. Kbel, the Summit Y.M.O.A. Phys- communities will serw <»n the hon-'.supper and prevlow la headed b\ Jr.. M< 'Of Old Guard ical Interest Council met last Tues- : i'Arthui- F. Kg Her or South Orangi-. To Stop Mosquito orary committee for th'« Master- '/. X ::ih, \| Edward Clarke & Son day evening and set the Physical presiilcnt of the Newark Museum, \\-<--- :;<;•• .- •:-• oi Art for the pieces or Art Kxhibition (>pening ut ami .M • t! ji|aIlg'havi> boen .approved Jit'part men t schedule for the fall and lieutricc VVinser of Newark, di- open nuttiiiK of the Old(Suard the Newark Museum on Tuesday, .V. ••!:..:. jriector, and composed of the fo|- - program. _ October 1st. ' Th- e\h::i; TILE which will »o held next Tuesday Spraying Work i-lowiim museuin officers and tnis- M;-. V;.-'... M. Members of the committee will be. ar k th l-ii-i;1'-; Armngenieiits were made for ihe a-.-- us::-: Mi-. 10.30 In the auditorium The Union County Mosquito Ex- guests of the Museum trustoes at a jtres: ili-nii.. ' ^ r. -\ CONTRACTOR UHO OT,^th e badminton courts, the )•-. \\':t'i ;-C at the V.ilCA, Invitations have termination Commission will dia- buffet supper at the Musetum on Mrs. Parker O. C.rlfflth of. Has!tober 1 !. * t - ,",. husketltall facilities and other i. i; .MM ,,ni TcL Summit 6-1679 Summit, 1.4 to all retired men inequipment for groups from the com- continue further spraying of lar- Summit. New. Providence, Chut hum uiilty desiring the same. 'vicide'iii 1940. this week. Yard in- ;' i ini Sh IliHa.IliH A furthefth r iiinvitat - In addition to the scheduling oflgpection work was completed on is extended, lu thin paper, to the miildiiiK facilities the council [September Hth when the City of whose Minim have not conic! dlsciiHsed tho mutter of n health attention o( the -jnomlicrH. j [Elizabeth wua'-ooniplctcd. Total-in- to th.- and tiu; fomniunitywldes8pefUonH |,, 1!(,0 amounted to 60,- Thfrc in growing Intercuts in I he i of the duties or the Physi- cs of the Old (iiiard and It' 613 properties a.s compared to 61,- iH't IV111 ical intercHt Council. Advance stepo 732 properties done in 15)39. In is f.H Unit there are many whoij were taken to provide a clear tin- enjoy the weekly meeting: 1940, 2.010 propertieH were found won hi rier.stumiing of tlie community breeding or one out of each 33 in- with < IM, who like themselvoH. |(needs of a physical nature so that ni,. irtiivil from business or pro-' Hpeeted. This .represents a reduc- jtlit* council would he in a position tion in breeding phices on private ft..sHk>iial activity. i to pans along definite data regard- j-property because in 1!K5'J, 2,377 Sett Service An inn-routing musical program jiim HUCII needs to anyone intereHtedjpr()pertiea were .breeding or one of •HOItlHIItK NEW JIBSIYS fAJIKT SHOWING FOOD MABKITS iwlfl l.c followed with an '.illustrated : in trying to meet KUC.II needs | . properties inspected. The by Francis W. Ruzirka, presl- ca( h 2B Ithrough ••, UiiildliiB expansion of! |,1(.rCaSe in number of-Inspections ii.nl of (he Hoard of Education in pruHt-at community facilities or: ,| extensive Hmall home Cliaihuiii. Mr. Ituzieka, a graduate is u0 t0 through other avenues. buildins throughout the county. In of Cornell University, IH noted in The council 1H requesting that imimi Township alone. fi«3 new his home town (or hi.s ability as aall agencies ami groups who can-|, ere added since last sum- speaker. A btkit welcome will he omes W not obtain or furnish Ihe nejjdH of nil,r The Government Selects 4SCQ Beef fiivnliy Dr. McAfee, director of the groups give HIMIII information to Old (inurd. • while the total'gallons of spray Genuine "U. S. CHOICE" beef that OSCO Super Markets serve you is the I'liyalcal Interest Council "for U-S(>d t|ljs season will not he known selected by the Dept. of Apiculture and'stamped "U. S. CHOICE" by them. Last Tuesday Holmes A. ('liver tht: benefit of all HUCII UKencleH and for Hnme time, it is ••apparent, that The government tells you it's'good. Grown under ideal conditions, this beef of the Summit High School, fold of interested, persons in town. (•oiisUleruhly more larvfclde hps NBW LOW P/tWEt his .summer spunt with a £roup of been used In 1!MO than in 1»:{9. Ity , is soft tissued and bursting with rich, natural, fully-developed flavor—the young b'»y» campiUK ' In the wide- to September 1st this year, the Supreme Soft-Vwiit 6> Milk result-of extra care and special feeding. Only <$CQ Super Markets open Hpactm of Utah. "Kxpcikmco," commission had sprayed 14-1,531 said he, "is the great e»t readier,Ju guarantee to furnish you this genuine "U. S. CHOICE" beef, selected and Boy Scouts j gallons on breeding areas as com- stamped "U. S. CHOICE" by the government. ' ,, life." This) thought, came to liim ...—_—__ ;jared to 84,255 gallons used for the 'with especial emphuKiH (is-in; came into the presence of the Itocky Troop 62 ' • 'name' period in* 1 :»•'!!>. Unusually Mountains. Never having traveled Hevon Cub Scouts cume to thulhigh water In tyuy and June, with Government Graded "U.S. Choice" farther west than J'iifsbiirKh lie- meeting, of Tronp i>2 at (lie Ceiitral occiiKionnl heavy rai.'is through the Bread Ktood in the (lUnlffn of the (iod.s in FreshyU'riati Church on Monday Hammer accounted for most of this Colorado 'πiiiKH with tlie feeling September 23rd.. /fincrcaHe! Use" of larvicitle on the . that hero was the greatest dioplay The Cubs will Join Troop ti greatly due to periods of high Heoutlng application and pay fifty, tjdes. each month flooding over the sliced Chuck Roast •try. When the ranch, in Utah was reached he realized that he wancents for. enrollment. / j marsh surface, hatching out larvae loaves „ . , , ,, . All of the Cub /Scouts aro; |,y depressions between the ditches |wltreallh you beglnnliir countryK .to get acquainted H0V,.,,th graders of ^Summit Junior; whi(.h required spraying to control ml" Hlh School. ThiHtr names are u8 , . ; At homo in the Kast it wan thefollows: \Valk#r Larimer, ( llcni FRESH from our own immaculately clean electric Shoulder d Larimer, Bobby Those increases of work have re- euHtorn to follow the war in iOuiope Kay. Hugh Jtffthtn, David Grlswold,' quired heavier than usual expendi- bakeries. Try a loaf today ! in the papers and over the air hutYule Kastnfan, Bob Budd and Bobtures. • This fact pliiH a $4,000 re- Roast when the Far Went wan reached Van Tiijwrgen. | duction in the 1940 appropriation the wars were forgotten as one Mi/Huldwin, a (J man, Held' will retard the usual fall and win- ^ Our best selected lamb, pick of the market! atood.in contemplation of Ihe Ix-aii- arjJilery captain in the United \ ter drainage work considerably. tn Rich No. 2% ties of Xiitiire which were here - «fales Ariny, and sponser of the The conunission has laid off 28 eni- Fresh PRUNES can fore we entered the world add UnYo School Cub Pack; aHkeif p.)ijye.e.H and -f nit her' lay-offs will b(! Government Graded "U. S. Choice" ROUND <"ont in lie .long after the warn have Trnop 112 to. .supply den-chiefs for caiinorriiii necessary to keep its expenditures sANTA CLARA ceased. / the ('iil)s of Lincoln School. Al- williiu this year's appropriation. Paying tribute t<» the oires who though many i>'f our scouts are Very little drainage work is ever made all preparations for the care now serving as rlpjichiefs (»f Fraiik- done from May liith to September Gold Medal Floor STEAK or ROAST " of the boys, some of wfioin were'of Iill*Sellool we were able Id meet Mr. Iloih due to the widespread need for The same famous quality served by exclusive hotels. 33 lender jieaiH, h<' UiV\ of trips on Baldwin"* reqiirsl. The scouts who temporary control by spraying• lar- NBC Pride Assortment horseback, one yof which lasteil volunteered to be denehiefs in Lin-vicide.Cleaning and regradrng of nineteen days/An early start was coln School are: John Oakly, Dick Van Tuhnrgeii, Kng Huong. ,lam<'S (lilcheH, "repairs to dikes and tide-. v ",:::;„ made each day and camp waa pitch- ; gates, installation of pipe and new ascottnui Butter B "•;:::'" Fresh Killed ed in thy/afternoon. When niulit Sweeil'ey. Karl Maxwon, Kill Sly, With Warryn Melroy anfl John l)o ditches and filling of mosquito Selected Quality fell thp^lioys were clad to crawl breeding areas makes up the fall, $5.98 Majestic 4-Qt. Tea Kettle $2.99 Card into/tlioir .sleeping IIJIKS and rest •Pass os. 1 winter and spring program for the FRYERS tt-as always noon jn corning. A sceiitmiister and. assi^tanl 25 scoutruaslisr. from. Springfield were cominifiaion. As the change-over ^Z IlliiKtratiiiK hy charts tlie routes from .spraying to drainage occurs which were taken in reaching I'lali- present at our meeting. Robert New Low Goitee Price! Boneless Pot Roast 27< Pork Feet ni Storhiy-aiid other scouts of Troop this week, small labor crews will he then displayed beautiful colored be re-cutting salt marsh ditches in views) of the .scenery in and near 1 the cam p. Frequent resting places tor.s. There will be an over night hike, ditclH-s in Springfield, cleaning in the mountains uud again in the ditches in Clark Township. Lamb for Stew 9< Sliced Dried Beef canyons brought a new vision of f"«" "'•the ' scouts of Summit, to Cainp 4SC0 Coffee ( the world in which we live to those j WatelitiUK this Saturday, Septein who have always lived within the ••'<''• ^7tli. hut Mr. Melroy, Bcniitmii.s- Advertising in theHERALD will Possible only Ground Bee! 19 Cettige Cheese four walls of an eastern home, did not advertise It very much pay you dividends. cause we buy direct? Superb blend world': ln conclusion Mr. Cliver Rpnkp e of finest coffees. Fresh Pork Sausage Meat * 19* HADDOCK 17C the lessons that came to him in the c presence, of such beauty of nature. BeefKidney 1O :ChuckSteak 21^ OYSTERS; 15c "We pride ourselves," said he, "on our environment ami think how we Fresh Pork Hoeki - 9^ SCALLOPS have improved on our .•inccslors. VOTERS Win-Crest 2 *>* 25*: Mother's Joy ''',.19* Kundiimontiil values, however, are revealed in an rnier^enfy. When ARE YOU REGISTERED? BANNER DAY COFFEE Choice water is riiniiiiiK low or provisions 1 Recleaned are getliiiK scarce our innate nelf- Citizens of Acme with pound Dried LIMA BEANS California bag islmes.s comes to the forefront and ELIZABETH. HILLSIDE. LINDEN, PLAINFIELD, Mocha & Java vacuum can then it is that we show our nn- RAHWAY. SUip/IJT. UNION AND WESTFIELD worthiness as contrasted with (lie who linve not legistefed permanently, CANNOT vote at the coming OSCQ Pancake Flour S >%& Junket Powder H 3,-25* pioneers who blazed the trail for presidential election unions they register on or before Tuesday. ( t UK." . . .. •', OCTOJIKIt S. All new registrations' must be made at the Court Highland Maple Symp ,;; 23 HBC Rilz ,,r::°* After living in steam-liPated House or the" City Hall of the above-named towns (except Eliza- v homes wilh all of tlje modern con- beth), provided the necessary requirements are met-as to citizen- Majestic Breakfast Set 51.99 : ;::; ChefBoyArDee$M?lielti veniences the change to the simple ship, age and residence by Ceueral Klection November !>. (21 years ( 13 V -oz *iC£ life under the .stars Is .bound to of age, one year in the State anil five, months in the County). vai\H aaw have a lUstiiiK benefit especially in Cream oi Wheat .,'&,„ .*< 14 Kidney Beans ,'T™ 1 1 LB.CAN 14c ( gallon fiQ^ tin lives of-boys not yet in their When in doubt, 'phone Elizabeth 3-5000 own WV fee.lis. Because..of these" values the or Elizabeth 2-1717. Clapp's Chopped Food 3 ••- 25 Italian Cook Oil Y.M.C.A IK to be encouraged in pro- c Kniion QQ<; OFFICE HOURS 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. String Beans mil V* nioting these summer trips to the No. 2 Clapp's Baby Food 3 20 HAZOLA Cooking Oil wide-open spaces in tlie West. Saturdays 9 to 12 noon. ? • Wax Beans Evenings: From 7 to 9 P. M. Mondays, < 4 cans FASlimNKI> Wednesdays and Fridays to Sept. 27, incl, OSCO Cut Beets and • LIMA BEANS C Waldorf SPRY A benefit old fashioned fiance 'will bo held in St. Teresa1;! Hall on Sept, 30 to October 8 incl., every evening. Mined Vegetables 23 TOILET TISSUE Morris avenue, Thursday evening, October lird. Music will "be by * UNION COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Purs. Hardie and hi.s Klecirons. w i 1 li pur- Arlhiir T. Leu William J, Sceland- Valley Rose Pure Texas chase of f'hiiinnaii Sec'y & CommiRsioner pkg nt re*. Advertising In the.-JIKUALD will of Registration prtty. pay you dividends. " ' 12-oz Maurice 1), .Me Robert J. Murphy Grapefruit glass Mrntlon the IIKltALD when buying! bottle ScotTissue T.,R*« S"5* Kir man's Borax Soap 7 ^ JUICE 5 i»n9c Kir man's Soap Flakes 2 :: 37^ Now In RIJISS. Pure, ii.itiii'iil Juice. Scott Paper Towels Old Dutch Cleanser can 6^ Kll KMANS CLEANSER 2 9^ DoU or Dttl Monlc PineappU Fairy Toilet Soap 3 10^ Kirkman's Soap Powder ',r15c * JUICE 3 cans Bleachette 5^ Kirkman's Gran. Soap '^19* Mione Hand Soap 2 — 15* Reiuzitl:r^Jr "sri 55* :2 ^ 98* Princess Toilet Tissue Kill. 6* Red Heart Dog Food 3^25* We In quality "Rnrdpn-frcsh" variety of at LUX Soap Flakes 19* Laying Mash-25& 57*:1OO ,^$2.19 , Httnictivc |)rlocs.

Red PRINCESS Tokay Grapes Flame n> MARGARINE 2 - 19 .I'unir Margarine ," 15* tb 5 Store Cheese ^:;t:r "21* dSCQ e Fancy Italian Plums tVnter it. Pabst-ett Cheese v«iX.cs 2 .*-25* Domestic Swiss 33* Fresh Stringiest Beam 2 *>* 9c Shelford Chevelle 2 25^ Imported Edam Cheese it. 39* ,,, Snow While Cauliflower = 15c Kraft Cream Cheese , 8* All 5* Candies .:::;' 3 ORANGES Cniir- sunkist |5 for25c MUENSTER CHEESE »19 SPINACH Crisp Honic-Groun W> 5C Sweet Potatoes rniit>y *

m. —r- Mra. Woodward, having taken Ihe the titieS, deftllj'eiy attend as the guest of tin? juutor j meet in Kumiiiiel Lutheran .Church,! ly l-rint? .them at this time, so that' M A^1||W1 Jgf W/|ff1f~ftff i ehair. made a brief but happy ad- Little Hock, Arkansas. Second Section— and elans leaders. Jiefre»faBi#Bts ;Ridge!ieid I'm k. Monday afternoon the offering: may be sent to t^* iTIvlflUUfM TT (/llltm Dr. Stifler was formerly with will be served free. janl evening, Petitions for aid in!Triennial Convention in Kansas' 'dress expressing her Satisfaction ,,.,•,,, The m^n and women usher mission congregations will be con- Csry on Ot-tober !Mh. j|ta, so many women had reloaded £»£«» .»$>£*'g^i ^ are preparing a ftae pro- gjaered. Lay. *» well as pastoral! Thursday, October the 3rd, 10 In New Society • to the call for this first meet Ins. an. d •- - pastor of .._,,.._ t -Tin- II;sih Ma.-i on Oitobtr '6tJi|gram for Sunday, October filh, wiil bv t^ aill lit- in attendance. ja. in,. Holy Communion, in the" that all of .the women s soctetltu ; tjst church of Ea V A' ^ ' ' begin with a dinner at! -Dr. Daniel McCregor. executive) the ihurcii auditorium fur ihe ns of the Pilgrim*. During: Mrs. Aunit Brown *" '!the Calvary parish house Tuesday ;st.avtary of the Department of He-, Service. She aaked for the loyal Uit- Ku>ary IMlKrimaK^' No vena tht;! ltobiuson, Service Formed Here co-operation of all of the women Presbyterian Women Bfiip service; Dr. \Vashah»iai.'h riJsri.'n.-*' inu-ntions will lie remem-l j evening with Dr. Dajiiel McGregor ,'iigious kducatioii of the.'National ~. , las the speaker." As a member o,f Vcxmcil of" tlie" Episcopal Church,, , , . „. , of «he church. ' give a talk on "A.Ik-KiaiKv." in ; • d in all tiit* 'Mjises at th*;I A t tIie u Open New Season 4h«refc , ithlhe^ btmrilboard\ lof f utrustee.ustt.es ooff UpsalUpsaia Cul-jtflCol j wil!l bbe ththe speakesneakerr aatt ththe dinnerdinner!: , P^W *>«»• °« the Mrs, t , After the election ,.,•-of the vice. - V. W. At 10 a. tn. Discussion Croup. Shrin--. "The Fate of the Gospel" will b-> lege the pastor will he in atttnd- W'tsng sponsored by the Chris- Methodist Church there occurred a; president, Mrs. Burke, a* alternate Morning worship at 11 a. in. The *he 8*™IOU t<»P*« by Dr. Rockwell , mating of this board iu tiaii l*Mrn>hip .'rainlnit I'nit on meeting of historic Importance last {delegate to the conference (the In keeping with tho sacrifk id ll ttliWttliW a,a mating of this board iu tiaii l*Mrn>hip .'rainlnit Init on meeting of historic Importance last {delegate to the conference (the \:\). Se|ilf»l pastor, He?. Dr. J. JohJolinn \ fufhera.ufherann ((honI onh h & Brank a( (he moning service t i | d WdJ ;\ l i idnt Jp at Eas( Orai)|!t, a|, day Wt,dm.sJay ;,,frobl.r tfle l8t\x 6.45 p. „,., a, Cal- Tuesday afternoon, when the wo- i president .Jpln* ei,officio the dele- ttaugh, will preach on ^I t lit? m a d ; >i |», in.—I VI he hv.-vi.-e in hi Johns Luth- hi at the ..Central fr««b>>- The rburth « a^er announeetneuts °' "Dreams Comf Tnir ' .-emu Cliureh in Summit will include]! terten Church. Al lint *-v«»iii»KK ' monthlthvl meetinH^[1gI ThursdaThurday eveninvnlilg :h'teachers parents andd friendfids "are '!l\Jhh thee nexMiieetiiinext meetiiiR of the society on ,r At 4 ji, m. organ r.'ciia by the ( S! n(J:l v a< Uie lt)m I one hundred strong, to organize the October 8th and of other nieetin«H on Tuesday, October 8th. Usually organist. Miss Pauline (Jicss.-Inmnn " ' *" - , . . *o«hlp serrtee at 8 o^lbt-k he; WiJl preach j,, ,lu. home of Otto Xahr. 56 Boule- (invited to attend.' The Rev W. O•ne. w Society of Christian Service, this has been the occasion for ^n p. m.-'-J an organ prelude, "intermezzo" byou "Half or Whole." vaid. KinsolviiiK will introduce the aud events, MIH. Daniel Burhe's an The K|iwuV'l!» ugue vviil nfwl ;a» planned by the General Confer- elaborate and delicious lu Huhn; an .ofliTtory • Ave Maria" by] The Young People's League meet-; The Dorcas Society will meet Fri-'speaker of the evening, Circle invited the wt(In«n to stay for : in |i. in.—J St 6 p. in for a s;ip|i«-r mtwiitj;. of the United . Methodist tea and a social hour. The opening but this year it will be a i^ Leader:' John Krlr. h. 'I\j|i< • "How'" '; »'"d an organ postlud* ing at 7 p. BO, have planned forjday afU-rnoon. October -I. at -'.30 in Thf Friday Service Chapter...... of the doors Into the trustees' room meeting, at which an attractive d,-,s. We Can, HIIVI- Br' i.-r M.-.-nnts. Choeur" hy Claussniau.'their program an iaformal serviceitin- church'vestry.' The board of have its regular luncheon meetlugjChurch. .;n'"]). HI,— I Totteii will Ming the soprauoj—beginning with devotions led by, trustees of the church will meet'on Friday, October the 4th, at revealed beautifully decorated sert will be served, followed hy a A\ ~.:u>. \> -in. tin «'.)-. < m Dr. Henry L. Lambdin, for so "'" ; .toli). "Troii Will Keep Him in Per-'Clifford iioehmer, aud followed by Friday even in a. October 4th, in the « ^ tables around which the women I Program and au opportunity to r«. will liici-t in the liuai'd v>>\ iniany years the beloved pastor of n iliK'' [,(.; ivac-' liv -Speaks. Dr. Hln-!election of officers for the year. i vestry at S o'clock. . . , _ the local church and now Superin-! gathered for tea Mrs. VV. W| Carne- w old ties, mid to greet new- pariah huilr-i-. I.I\.H1-T: iJi.iiiilas p 1 timn will sjieak'on "Why 1 believt-j JVomotion liny programs are hv-\ The next Swedish service will be I anActe Tralnlnir Cnnrs.fi r comers. The price of the ti< ktu llhtir, Tiipi' : "Yi'iiih in "It l'r<-- tint! Christiunity i.- the ultimate re-1ing arranged for all of the church> held according to schedule on Sun- *-v«UCl I lallllll}^ vUllISC tendent of the Newark District, •»•» «».« ?«"•.*:}' «" «•»™ J* lias been considerably reduced :;o p. in.—I tul Crisis." Thf in w nitiiiT.-. for ! at the larger table, and Mrs. Kob- liffion.'' ' (school lUpariintnts, b^ginuiiiK at (jay afternoon, Oetober 6, at 3.SO In presided. and the the j'«'ar Jir»-: I'i• -idin', Kdain ert K. Woodward and Miss Caroline | Profits from the sale 'i'lif yousii; pe.)pli-of the i-hureli i».45 a. tn. ou Sunday. Meaibt-rs ui j, ,,j After the singing of •'Faith of Our Itomer at the smaller tables. tickets will be devoted to the China" J liacker; viet-j.i.-.-'id.-iit. Kdith M>- i'lttt-iided tin- youth conference the-school are expected to b^ pres- the - Fathers." I)r LambJin At the next meeting of the so-Relief Fund. ::u p. m. ( *TS; secrt'iiry - ti'i a>ji'ci , Molly ^poiiMTiil hy tlic denominational «nt in the same grades and classes; Kirsf Baptist Church i The Summit Christian Leader- Davidson.- meeting In devotions mid mad'- aciety on October 8th, the enroll-' This year Is the seventieth aimi- !e;idt-rs :md held in St. John's; which they occupied wht-a the; j^ Church School holds TrainiiiR Unit has announced that address calliiiK upon all «ff I nieiit o( charter members will. be'Versary of the organisation of the M> p. in—I The Wo:n»M iif !h" con.:|-.'t,iti(!n ! a s lHi |l. 111. J (lunch. .Wvi.wk. Tuesday evening, j school closed iu June. He-«rgani-jOp'pnjng classes "at f»30 SundiiSu y P' " have been completed for thethe wonuiii of" the church for devo' - coutinued as many of the church I women's society of the church; and iir."' inviteil ;n a silver N\» hy Mrs. Th" ladic< of !lu- church werp.zation will go into effect oy Suii- tion to the taskH thut lie before in morning in First Hautiat Church.'Christian. Leader-Training Course women have not yet returned from celebration of the anniversary, ; Mark I'Ulhanfs til <•}.! Hi her koine, jtusrs i<:' Mi-'." (I. <'. Kliason and Jay. October 6th. MMrs.. IldIltiddd A. Crawfordd cntnucontinuess to l>ee offerefferd at the Summit Higgh them in these crucial times. their summer homes or were for Mrs. Hubert H. Kirk, president, and p. in. -1 K7 Cui.»c Hriiuk I'.uii^iiy. .. :i M'un- Mi-,. 11. ,-li'irliiig at a luncheon' The class for mothers—began it;* as director of religious education".'School as part of the Adult Kduca-| At the conclusion of Dr. Lamb- other reasons "unable to be present I Mr«- Oliver B. Merrill have col- day, S:.j-!t-;ii her 'M<[U, IIOI:) •! t<> •"> pil>i-; nitration for this course will 'Itomex was named temporary sec- '{'Merrill >vlll give a brief but enter- At l'<.a. m., Tuesday. Ucinhpr Is-, III. Philips. They will meet Ihia parttnent. There will be several new bp.s!i|.te(1 ala djliui.r thjs (,olning Iretnry. and Dr Lambdin asked MVs. jtaining history of the seventy years 'tli"i>> will lii- a nii-i-iti.'ii; of "liv-ex- jSimday at :ht regular hour, b.l5 I»K. STIFLKR TO ( liiircb oi ( hrKf, Scientist r names'on the teaching staff. _ , , « . , , , . James H. Uurke to read from the ,,, iof the society. A very able speaker t-cutiVf fioard nf-tiii' Vi'nii:;i-i- Si>- '•K«':ilii><.' in the ' !a. m. , '•'•'• / IflFAXK IN 'NATIONAL < I.I ii M'.'VVS At the 11 oVlock church awvlce Tneaday evening. October 1st -at ,d prejiarcd .fo r thIs organiza- ' I will follow In the person of Mrn ( ii ty of rhrisiiiiii S< ri; •• in t.iie '-iil'ji-ct for Sunday, September 29,'' en lb Class will thl semion wi!1 1)e tlu ( v ! aris u e Tlle d il 1IR1STIAN MISSION L'Ptember 29,'3 1.™ -;! ./ « ^ ^ "?• *' .T!- '' Poache d byjn e'r Wl1 » ;"f-1 » "° /. - ] tiou meeting the "foreword entitled I Robert W. Searle, wife of the presi- ini.ird ri'Oi:: •••!' tin- l'.u i-:i II'ii-c iii ail. Christian Sciencce Churches) th.e-.1 M C. A Building at M» Rev David K Rarnwell. , Reserved at fa.4a p, tn., and ;,.-• w r)av „ T,|ere fo|Iowed ia m of'Ja^,.deIlft onet .i,tli^e lua™ Yor)i Federation of (in Tii'-sda'y, OH,,!,,,- MI,, all day an,| Societies throughou,t» thn>«e, world. «-rtri,i i. a". m:. conducting their sessiona each IInn ,,,th„e ,«„,„„„afternoon„ , na,t o2.30 on ,,», th„e »,i falil thui*e grouBlump , wil»..l . bue« addresse™«™dr after;,«*«•• :., h ..„.,,,,..reildinK„ ,',,.bv th„e wrretar„„„„„,„„y„ o,.,f th ,i,e « Rev.. Dr. Francis Cv... Ui,.,<,, «t-«, , „, of the WHMIM.II •:>• of e (ioldeii Text is,: "Fear not, Sunday morning. thA, dinner by Rev. Daniel Jfc j »" f-J>b ^ • d;;ri oISummit editorial secretary of the Churches- She will speak OBL "TLe Hplannin.I...1.,.,Pg> conferencivuiciiiiitei wilmnl buce helucidu Iinu - . „..*],.„ Biaieniem infJ x> in punt- d ri les te fl rtirWlnir, Service.; J ;!», liusiiics-.; flock;' for it is vivur Father's The Wotnea's Bible Class under American Bible Society, will pa.-^ ^ r' ,!''• Ch»«»».»» a Chaim- the church rooms, fof-the formula- Qregor, Ph.D.. who is the «xecutiw •0r^njMtion.. from ,ne in I, .i| i,\. f)i folifl' T—: iiif»(in^; 1 i> in., lii lit-iia s. rv.'d plcWn-e to givV you''the king-1 the leadership of E. S. Bancroft be- necretary of the Department of ticipate in the National Christian » World. Dr. Brank will clone tloff of policies and the schedule of Follon'ing;thV' ritual prepared for. the with a forward look ut i.ii. ]i limist* ill V by Mrs Allt-y's rin It- An yiti-n'-'t-- tl^nn" H uke V'i>l " ••{*.'?» their sessions at 10 a. nj. on tltun-e - EpiscopaoiiiBuuiinli Churchmuiui.. Siniduy™nw; ;; ,i . i»,. i. hrlln ppnrf the -HWSIOMissioHn WIIICIwhichI isa ito obee inaugurateinauKUluieud, PrW^runrwith a forward look ut Suri 'tmiK-..is the following from th'ei The af!eraeotl «wing group wiU'fafvary Iiurch * anSchood anyonl leaderse elne, intersuperintendee ited in ntlie,"'-' s y 'V' " « ^enVomnW\^r"har"conducted i ,Septembe" ^a\sa8 r 29th™y'i.1 !88Thi,0"^s is thSe, firsunduyi of;' ; , '''"« '» «' »' "»« »est occasions 1 6 0 < l niethoJ of the Chris- )J( * ™""o > \v f," nf ..m,!^, ''weiny-two cities to be covered be.idurln* »h« year for new member,, ^..A spt-einl iiuart<-rly c.mf- r, iiVccif Isili!.- "TIK- kingdom'of God co'meth' ?** ,- " "»« *»y »< 1 P- m. underr SuntJay gent ember the '9th St" and anyon einterpretin else interesteg d in the , te'r ni,_„iml>eIS, Whll•e Dr La b din . «—. —»-.- o«.t. «,•._,_ .t ,.»..._...*. others are wel-, . , - , 1 . -. ™ # for* Mar<-h 23. 1»4l ;of the church to jtegett acauftlntedacqijftlnted:; th'v church will. b,. Iwl.l at ih. - not with, observation- ...tor. be- ^ It-adership of >Mr3. L C. pun-iMichae, an(, A)] An(,e,s. ^y' the tian Way of Life to oth< rea(1 l e ntual aMt! duriI| inter un( s nc< Parish Hoji's.' on Thm.^iay. Ocio- ,h.ild.- the kingdom of God Is "within ?.??*., , •ansan!< Mrs- J- H-jisth Sunday after Trinity 8 a m jfome in Ihe class. It is expected i' K - seminars ' J -' each ticket purchased^ '. ivnli vals noff hviiin-siniriiiihymn-singing» , niii^rv-lhrpininety-thre*e each oil;*'111 ne!P 'be China Relief Fund. It' h«r 10th. HI •» p. in. All nii-mbe.rs you." (Luke 17?>2o. 21),.. tuisnolra and Mrs. H. S. I^ott. Aj connnunion. 11 a! "in., morn- that the group will hhova e a large 1 8 Ho}y wonwiV signed the membership book i the five days of" each w^ek.i ' believed that an unusually*-large an-•urjiftl to att' »' gether. will "When you road this, remember nesday will be omitted. Prejiara

9 VI "" by the Kev. Roonevelt Crock- artaol at the W«tneld -^.bv- f»' A«»«^v The Friday Service psychological facts .hmit nndpr- 1 terl'iii Church ' i(lu'I>ter with Mrs. It. S. Biggs us Htamiing persons as ari eessential dlnler; vice-president for mission-, \slin alii'iid tli.• cxir.u);- ctt At •'! p. m. Church School. At l diiKir'y 'I'* •:» tc I'il^nm.u:r" ;ii T p. in. Vdini!,' People's Hour Iey Tiirml-.v iidniwr sn, ••( i „ ,„ M'nairman is serving tiie lunclieon. to ihe successful work of Church 'T* «« ";«»tion, -Mis Kric .Noith, Itusary Shrin?-. <>n Sinnlay. Ortufifr Mis S;u;ili I'iim' and Osciir.Dennis. (1 m CT h hav rii i'lation1 s and local church activi-' til )i. will lie iiiliil.'il I.I ,i r.n ••• Mini Tupi'- fur discussion, "Am I Sav»'d?" the annual opening gathering for 7 »™ !" ^n'" ! "' >' l»«fre»t«? in the development .'A.lj ' Ml s a r .uulemkrio fV ' Alex Wilson; secretary' si>tci;» i in iv :l':•(-, iha' uf v.;iiniii- At S p. in. the Kev. J. It. Thompson tlu- WomenV S.K-irtv under the; . . f f^f"" J»"' «t.l ev. J. I ()f. charactur. It will dl (irantre will he the guest speaker. l r S { B f w these- Whit literature and publications, Mrs. tliv —'•'!{( >s;ir\' I'.irdoii" .,i ;i) the^°» " ^« er questions like (1; iudillK'1!""1' i ii>!i'> i|Un!ii'Si as iiitt'ii ThuiMhy, October 1st. the fainstea- d "of the usual ' WpTete'i " "P^ker. .„•<. ,he n,.w helps in .solving dls-:'!" "•'avf.v:«'t-Telary of supplies, WI lho! hoIdln I ii bo bi d S : a> the c.Jinli: inih ,I:I- fill fill'- 1. Th::""?-, I" !'•« ,«oik .Mrs. Chaun- j urday, OitohiT ."Hi io iniilni.i; !n nf i-hurcli at K.45 p. m. in interest (if jits place proceeds of which will be ivantage of the many personal in- '£y Htkok aKSIsU'(l ">' Mlss K(Jlth 1 l> ENOUGH IS EN Octolii-r Ctli. Vniiiii: Wonu-n's Missionary Society, idevoted to China Relief. This will tciests of the individuals in hia. ^' - '. - .,.••••-. . i f ()I 1 11 tf ( e : Tin1 micsi s|n';il;cr on (trii»!» r (iih Wednesday evening 1*. K. \\. iV. ,he an oct-asion wi!h a challenging Vn>up in order to interpret the „ ! /. " " ''""-»' » Mecut.ve.i KSSF.RTS should I U : (lpintIlul Mv Mrt wHIhi' ilif lirv. (juitiiKiM K TIITI,-- Ad liismi will hold his second quar- 'motive and .purpose. DOROTHIE BERRY ventral theme of the class? What •"""'•, ,V' ' -I D in the light of the v i: I)r 1:U Mrs J ll'V. (I I*. .1. (' II.. I'll I).. I.I. I),lerly conference. ; -- a,v thf new ideas in pHycl.ology, ^ '• "» « "« "' - - "• Hurke: Il a M F A DouBh There is ;i limit to cvci <':«-tholic CiKipI.iiii nf I'rinci-Mii I'ni Thursday, October .'ird, we are 'Oati'n Memorial Methodkt Church •ami education that will help a vol- 1" "i'f »' ' " : Studio of Speech ly: -.' "Tin'*lni\iii! : a clmrcli re-union and social , it».v. Frederick C. Willey. niin- niit.er le-ider? ^ '"'''"''ersliip, Mrs. Richard L. rby: e llow r Mother of Christ 9 j < > 111 Kveiy nieinlier who one*' lx- istt-r will pr.-ach Sunday liiorning'. Kach session will he divided lntojV» ' . ^P. Mrs. Wallace A. lai-)s c ni'-al is somctim in u \Vor!agu.>. 7 p .in. Monday,1 wntatlon by the instructor and theiteii: l)ublllit-v. K™. C. K. Bebout, _ _.•'•..*•_*•."' I*"*****.*. ..'.."*.* .""_ Z ! Hoy Scouts meet at 7 j». m. Kriday, • Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturday last an open diHCUSHion by tho ^^^^^^^^^m^mmmmitmmmmmmmmm inr.il if it is just sufl \V. 1. Harrison's Bible Class will mornings. group. tii-iii:» necessary to nuis give a motion picture show, "Thoj , Three instructors have been se- asc Io show our app Charm and Heauty of Modern Tex-' Su..6.1.'ll(MV lected to cover the age levels rep- our hostess's culinary The Methodist Episcopal Church tiles." This is a new picture and resented in ;i Church School, the one that will me liemfuial and in-' CD Beech .Spring primary-kindergarten level, the Tin-re arc many att OF SUMMIT structivo to all. Shown at S o'clock.: junior level and the senior-intcr- ik^.Mitis-.-whicli will a ; The date of the Tom Thum Wed-' i mediate level. lij-ilit finishing note to Kev. Dr. J. Kil. ar WasliahaiiRh, Pastor ding has been changed to Friday,I October the 4th. so as not io con-i im'.ils. The ones we I: flict with other meetings in the titv. lave n c( ived many SUNDAY •with a special request 11.00 a. rn. Sermon by the pastor on "Dreams Come Fountain Kaptist < bnrch ii linn;.;. True." Sunday at 11 a. m. Fred Johnson, general secretary of the'Lincoln V. Esther Ann Nursery School TWINS Apple Sno\ 9.45 a. m. Sunday School Re-opens, ' M. C. A., will speak on the theme. 200 Kent JrMace boulevard M i up M mi apple pulp 4.00 p. tn. Organ Recital. "The Relation of the Church and 7.30 p.m. Co-Ed Forum. ,Oilier Social Agencies iu the Pro- Summit, N. J. "•"fear . 2 -i UaspcioTi nutmeg motion of Human HelU-rniem." Oue of the finest and best equipped Nursery Schools In 4ho Thv Church School will meet at State or X. J. Programs planned to fulfill a child's ha sic ueeds Tare, slice, and stea EVKRYOXE WELC0ME3 3 p. in. 'under tlu* supervision of for his development into a wholesome person. .Mrs, Norman Keishaw, ;n;,k>' the required apph At 8 p., m. the final preaching :!r i'lii'h a sieve. Cool. Staff of Six Teacluir.i and a Trained Nurse in attendance. • • iii'l ii'inoii juice to tas , (service will }i(> held in connection (With the installation services iiev. Directress: ESTHER ANN NORTON m iiiitnief; and beatet K". P. Harris, minister of the Cal- ' CUT YOUR WASHDAY • ! . (.'hill and serve PPi *'i ' i tai'l. Other fruit i :vary Baptist Church. Will he the Cordial Invitation Extended to Imped im guest preacher. lit* will use as his ._ ' 'uiU.-liutiuea aiid prc 1 WORKING HOURS WITH .'.anie way. ! subject. "God's Watchman. The School and Playground. s:V; ; ROT. Harris has -pastored in Xevv AGES 2 TO 5 iiii¥iimil Central Presbyterian Ghurch Jersey for twenty years aiid is a. PHONE: SU. G-4648 THIS Mtu, and BamoUU dynamic preacher. j Dr. Rockwell S. Brank, Minister j Tlle mid-wwK sen-ire 'wilt. !*>! held at 8.30 p. m. Wednesday: Kev I jMerrel Hooker will discuss "What i jjf the Si-ripture-Teai-hvs About Justi-i 11.00 a. m.—Sermon by Dr. Brank: "The Fate of the i fication." ' Gospel." be****;" NOW ON DISPLAY (oinmunlly (hutch At 0 :--J:P P- m.~Sermon by Dr. Brank: "Half or Whole." At the-'morning service. Sunday, fNJOY THESE ADVANTAGES \ EAfl y StUOfflAKlI IHQWtOOUtt at 11 o'clock.•'the; minister Her \ Powell Davles. will take as his ser- GOING TO BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON VAlUi ST H.\ KG E KS W ELCOME mon suhjpct. "Professor Kinstein , *#ome Jlcuutdnq -Makes a Stnrse*ti.>n." .Xew rej?lsti-a- •! You'll bless the day you bought r^^ tious for the Depantm'M of iieliRi-jj on B*O's ROYAL BLUE'COLUMBIAN this speedy Turbolalor washer, oits Kdiicatioh' ,ue now being i e-! ' wlfh 3-way Safety Wringer— ceiveil. The se^ion.-i of the depart-! Diesel-Power .., that means'a ride M smooth, so ment will recommence with Sun-! retttful .. . it'« like gliding. ELECTMC EMPTYING PU1#. day, October «th. j And you'll Iron ia ecordStM com* StrratnJininM... with inodern, mnartly decorated fort with the Automatic Ironer First I.uthenm (hurra I (.hair-Coaches, Parlor Cars and Diner*. Individual Reclining Chair Coaches, where von ran that has 3-way Heat conttol—fa. f$14*s Sunday. September 29t!i, will hei slant Roll-Stop — Adjustable first Church of Christ, Scientist l as St. Michael's Day at I rela« in quief, restful comfort. 4# Knee Control Handy Kitchen VAIIM Summit, New Jersey jthe Kirs; -Lutheran Church. 217; Free tosenvd Seat* in Reclining Chair Coaches; | Morris avenue. Children's Hay will i renertwl in advance, if drsirrd. Table Top. r A BRANCH OF THE .MUTIll-Mt CIH'ItC-H, THH FIRST CHURCH ,-be observed in the church school Cmxl meal,, temptingly prepared and courteously OK CHRIST. SCIK.NTIST, IN BOSTON, MASSACHi'SKTTS • with appropriate promotion exer-i . cises under the leadership of; served, at rrsHoruiblc prices. Sunday "Ui-rvlc's al 11 A. M. Sunday School 9.30 A. M. j Franklin S. Nelson, the superinten- ijv.-, WcdiH'sday Meeting at S.15 P. M. dent, iM'trinninp af 10.15 a. m. to OFFER IS UMITED-H0BRY1 j w hich parents and friends are in-' I vited. At t Iu* morning service l>e- Christian Scipnce Reading Room ' Kinuing ut 11 o'clock, the paator..: FREE TO THE PUBLIC IUH Norman A. Andre, will have as the theme, of his sermon 'Coniiim 15 MAPLE NTHFKT to Jesus in Spite of Difficulties." Aleut KA8Y WISHER 4 Open, ddily U' l<> l:,".o, CM, pi Suminys and lioliilay.s; also Tuesday The senior choir will pive spinial In addition to all tliow •vation and l)Mii,,g.'Ca«. "^ " ''- «»«»/».»..| Air-Conditimird, of roursc. THf CAPITOL LIMITIO Hail fares are low, loo ... r""1 ($109.95 VALUE WASHER J\l 1 E Louise Rado School of Music in (AHu-hen aiui I'arlor Cars. ™ S M I N A N D O A H 84.95 VALOE ffiOWER * IAT $194.90 COMBINATION VALUE ELIGHTED 6\ Piano .... Violin '••"'^•V-*» THI NATIONAL LIMITED D rolled up a I' BOYAl HUI l<> Ciiuinnali, l^iimville and proof of Studcba For Young People — Children ... Very'Young Children «-T. riii.ivih n, u ASi £, jAtui9 THI COLUMBIAN .. , ' mum <|ti;ilitj and depcm Special Work for Adult Amateurs I... ».li,4Wih , ,.-; ,.M for nmplrte itrtuih off srhh T«lnh« IISOii Kln.l,fil,. li-.n,,^, ••fitlMjtfM ,IP niutimv lahle. So make sure ths 114 SUMMIT AVENUE TELEPHONE SUMMIT 6-1284 lunv-car money li Office open for enrollment, Sept. 19th Opening September 26th JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. lower, wider, roomit BALTIMORE & OHIO fulncwl*)iiStudelni Telephone Summit 6-1350

14 BANK STREET StCOIHj Section—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1040 THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD. SUMMIT, N. J. PAGE THREE

• Club tin Tuesday t veiling, October committee, are beuding every effort eis o! Isl;.'; Mr-?..'Marston, ;Si-'h'>oS held ,i thn\ . , 'i'l- .1 mctilhe.'iliip I S'. liidiii;; cuiiunuei- ch.iirnieii ' 1st at S.Stt o'clock. Household ein- to make the occasion a great sue-, dent Central of Colonial Wai.- 1 week in their . \,t • . plover, who are nesv in -Summit,'cess. Wallace Payne is chairman)Mrs. McCarthy, President (i enera in S-'piernbei :i •i' f'>l!-)\v: Hmk'et and finance, (ieorK« 'eliild . supplirii !.• ; ,,v especially invited to attend. of tin- publicity committee. Dr. K.jot the Daughters ol American Colo- >•! >i •< II nf S|H iUKH-'lil, xtudeo't-aid, Y.W.C.A.NEWS Miltt i-l •-. ,i||i| \\ :i , :: ,'. ! ii --! lln't'I iin; us llie- as-, MI.) - ami'H and etitei tainnifiit are be- . V>_. Simsfc-jiuiR, , chairma^uiiii mainl ouft programJ»Ivjfti«*n,t *••»*•and.niatsi »• ««*->,; Hiauciiaru, Ntate i iest. a i'ed riiibmi ;u I; new >e,u follow: <\iiiili!i"ll ol tli'e faculty; Irmie- 'Air--- \ M.isKV- Stanley Pettiford. Lawrence Pet- man of Insignia. an urrarigcniciii c; ;;,- V !•"'!:! . repj,-t hfiitatiVe, William Se|»tfml»«r;227 „ In addition.. all the New Jersey f.efi and brown bowl. ,'t Mun/t1; "Founder's D.iy," Mrn. Kd- ' i |», in.—Plilllla' Whcatley tlh-b -IteWrvt>s State officers have, been invited--to ,l!.i Ann Siurii! tin \i : M.inl Meiu-nii o!' Mouti t,i inside; Monday, September, :10th, tuem-lty, and Janiea Vincent attended the !/-••: iti V. M:s. llelliy 1'. Y.-\V. C A. ' be the guests of the chapter* which dahlias and i-nsum-. ,, I'-rve.itioii, AIHS Ka'y I'h.illips of :he lieis of the Business and Profes-'annual Hi-Y Conference at £amp .Miiiin;:ii!l!- id( : I'll;"!1 sional ,Club will meet at the Y.. \V. Wawayanda last Saturday. are entertaining. mention to lti.n>lr',i faiiiliy; safety, Jiennis Comisk'-y of for a blue bou I >M ,.. . •' I'e'ai'y. (l.irw.iikl; interiiational relatiritiH, •:n j>. m.-Juliette DtTikotte Cirl Itescrves ti !• C. A. at 7.;i0 o'clock to complete I —-—: — Mrs. Irving M. Plant, of short •• .I f]<> Five Acre IJhj-ai y ) , 1 trill; I'l-pre-iell! itivt". Mfcaaed Y. W. C A. plans for the first regular meeting Hills, will act as chairman of the 1 .4. A. Notes coinniittee for pages. She will lie meet 'this evi'llih;. a1 '' M ill.- " : \ li-e-jircsidellis, Air,-;, .Joseph I'ernii of Kenihvorth; in p. in. Junior High ({hi Reserve meeting ai tin* Y. of the fall .season which opens Oc- "'' hi. M I'iu "ii assisted by Mrs. Frank Ward Olive. Mr. aii:l .\l's. S.iiiiui-; 4i-r m Mouutain !iisloiiit:i. Mrs Thoniiis D-iyle 'of W. C. A. tober 7th. I It !iii II•ir.j. !• l-'i a/.i'e of Her- SOPHOMOKE vice-chairman. Mrs. Oscar A. familyiaunn., formerluu-meny or, i-*.l'l., A|i>u:ir;u:iMde; publicity, Mrs. Kl- ' p. in,—HusittexM and Professional flub a! the' Commit tees have been at work; in!'-.-; !h u'i'-. M's Philip Mowivy, Mockridge, Jr.. and Mrs. VV. J. Hal- taken residence \i. V\ ' wild.I Cannichael of Sprhifjfield; Y. \V. (!. A. (planning nift-titt^ t. for several weeks arranging; three H. ,S. TO 3TKKT ' A. i lock. Mrs. Frank Ward Olive will '! ^'i. :a-i ii-lil. Mi s. \S'iil!;i!ii i'.iv. - pulii'icut ions, .Miss Swanberi; of I ••interest group" series which will 1 .: •:" p. in.---Mine Tri Club meeting at the V. include hauderafts and two discus- A meeting for, parents of sopho- act as personal page to. Mrs. Robert, '•|- l'illeli:1,! i uf Moil.ntalnsidc; . parellt- :;o p. in.—International Club meeting at tin sion groups, one on civil liberties I '••i-na ,i| Kellil Will! ll. Y. \V C. A. I'duc ni'-M. .Mrs. CeoiKe Dannenhour in honor or new members. and another on •the why" of the • „,„,.,, , held In the Other members of the Short Hills 10 heCK Members students w n be if vl. HI :iiaiiiside, and hospitality, UidiH'xdny, October 2 MissMaiion Spinning wi.l be the Hfch-• School ^'torium Monday Chapter serving on committees j are: Mrs. V. Cutter Cobb, chairman You miis: have the IlKliAI.D if Mrs, 1'i-tcr Keller of Clark Town- ;; ::•> ,p. in. Othello club meeting. instructor for haudcraft group. An evening, September 30th at 8.15 Plans for tin tall you want th'v news »if Summit. It -•liip. The ways and n|e;ins coin-. exhibition ol" attractive inexpensiv of decorations,. assisted by Mrs. r I lii!r»ila>, October 3 * o'clock. :At that time the cur- live coinmilti'i- 11 • will cost f... ii) per year ID; two craft work suitable for Christmas Wm. Allan Cudlipp, and\ Mrs. •e is combined with the liiid- rM> p. in—Proto Club regular meeting at the Y W., C 1 ..School Pai i in -' \--< issues a wet-U. A. gift* will be on display at the Oc- riculum, the type of organization, Charles S. Lawrenw-;-— Mrs. f). lllil lillilllee unitll). MIO p. III. Just Pals 'Club meeting at the Y. W C \ i tober Tth meeting: The haudcraft the-opportunities in extra curricu Wentwoith Wright and Mi-s;\V. M.; I-'I-MJI). October I group will be limited to fifteen per-'tielars activitieof the pupils ansd wilthle breaponsibile explainedU. Lewis Rowe on the hou.se commit-1 :: in p. ill. — Pllillis Wileatley Girl Reserves me^lini; ai ?h sons'in order to assure individual After tee; Mrs. Harold _D." Wallace, and Y. W. C. A. the auditorium program a attention, according to Miss Mar- Mrs. Robert-A. .Oope!'oh the lunch-j Tennis Every Day Except Sunday. short schedule of class has been garet ' Atwaler, chairman of the arranged in order that the parents eon committee; Mrs. Kenneth Ulan-; NEW JERSEY IN VITES YOU liandcraft group. Others arranging^ ^^1^ K™deltude^"ma7meeTi^a'd '•" the motor corps; Mrs. By (1: A, l lor tins clans are Kdnh Meyers ^he tctld^.8 The nie(;tlng will Con-lWm. B. Leavens, Jr Mrs^Edw ., F. Julianna Karpe-nski and ^dilhielude with a social gathering. iu'Hnssa, and Mrs. Roland RWeinert < II ii \» vvs Wednesday. tk !..;„-:-'- •1 -<»:'K-llo ., ,. . ., ' y ! Room 2 for refreshments. ion the reception committee; Mrs. " ' - • .— Clul> at S \> in.. Edward A. Pnrmele', inid Mrs. Ken- ii le , Seven discussion meetings, on . . l> Thursday; Ot tot '<•!• :: J •.]>•; P.1IS h.een pliilined by : neth Carrlngton, on registration! la •01 l:i-'. ,S''pieinbe r '.'Mi r--Husiliess Club. acivi committel libertiees hainchidinv g Jiinet AM- >«f> ^ ^""L * conitfittee; Mrs. .Arthur W. (ioetz! , i !l I :;i il '•v:sionaI-( ' 1 il It at 7..'!0 p.m. - o 'grim, .Margaret Caris^'Kya Kaza-iArrrankllB l.-i. on the -.itiforniai-ibii" committee. Mrs. /; |,... ,U,\. f)( foliel' 1-_.. Intel Mat iurials '. Open house t >>r ti«*w liers zian and Dorotliy Skinltle. The first meeting of the Franklin Win. B. Leavens, Jr., is general | , >Ti* • i lniiise ill honor of new with 'Rames III tl.-i e .,!>• having at least three differ- For twenty-eight years Mr. Lanei ridge, Jr., and the Short Hills Chap-1 ent types" of activities going on at; has been with "The Newark Eve-iter flag by Mrs. Spencer M. Mabln. the sand' time, we believe that the|ning News," of which he was resi-l ^u are n,t»m|jers of the Short Flills S) ME on the Husiitess and Professional Club dent Washington correspondent for chapter. ! wiJMie able io mei't the needs and nine years in the administrations; President Clotliior of Rutgers. interests of;/" much larger group of of President Coolidge and Hoover: university will be the speaker ot girls than ever before," Miss Neg-'and in the first Roosevelt adminis-j tjle a,ternon session which will | dar Kazazian, program Cliainnan - tration. He is a member of the convene iit 2 p. in. j believes. The new plan- is for ii Gridiron Club and the National Following tlie sessions of tho an-' 'supper ;mtl large meeting to be held Press Club, both of Washington, nual autumn meeting.Lite Boutliu:)!..: on the first Monday of each month, and is a frequent lecturer on na- Chapter of ^Elizabeth will erect a •with the v.irinus interest groups tional and international affairs. marker on the route of the Old .meeting on the second, third and Parents are invited to visit class- Plain Soft Costard York Itoa.d, .t lie marking of which., !f'oii;-t!i Mondiiys. rooms at X o'clock. There will be has been initiated and sponsored Bf 2 cups milk % teaspoon salt Ail y'.iiini; 'business or profes- an informal reception to meet the by the Short Hills'Chapter. Am;>nu 2 whole ef»K or 4 egg yolks s.iena! women are invited to atiend teachers. Parents of former the many guests at a dinner at the EIJZV 4 tablespoons sugar \hv V. W. ('. A. club. Franklin School pupils are cordial- Hotel. Winfield Scott following the Yt teaspoon vanilla ly invited. marking will be New Jersey State M. Scald the milk over low controlled ;IUNC Tri (lub officers and Mrs. Alexander \V. STCPHENSON heat or in double boiler. Beat to- iiisday. September L'-itli. a shor-t lira)Ion SCIKHII Keller, regent of the Short 1M1N, gether slightly the epgs, sugar, and acquainted meeting was held at aniThapter. Home Scrvica salt. Add the hot milk to egs mix- Krayton this year announces V. \V. (". A. for both the- old Director ture; mix and cook over low heat enrollment of 244 pupils, 24 teach- ami new nine Tri members. Every- I. or hot water, stirring constantly un- i ers and a new pie-kindergarten JERSEY CENTBAI one ;:aMiereii in the sun porch at til the egfj coats the spoon. , class. The latter is under the su- POWEII & LicnT :'.,::n. First .lean Williams, the pervision of Miss Barbara DeLong New Providence Sip Manor, Westf ield Ways to Serve Soft Custard pr< sjd''iit. uave a short .speech of ; who studied at Kent Place School. Co. An -fxnmple of one of tlu- carlic. t nt' Dutch' Si|it:ire, .hi ey City. A tablet 1'iow marks the 1. Garnish with whipped cream and wj.le.amc. and ilian a game "I;Syracuse University and the Bureau .j l "\V!i;i!' < My Name" was played. Af- Township houses, with the curling overlianjr, will lie .put. Tlic |To|H'ily was boiight in HM J by ENOUGH IS ENOUGH piece; of (art icily. of Child Education in New York. 2. When cold pour over fresh fruit, :<•!• tii s. a song session led by She is assisted by volunteers among j — ; found at. Wyiicliwood. West.i'ield. It is the Sip .Ian Aili'iaen.'cn Sip and icmaincil in the hands |™\K.SSF.RTS should be considered such as berries, sliced bananas, Kinilie Kynicr, was held around the the mothers. Both parents and! Mr- a»'l M™- Ceorge Opiien- Manor House, built in ltjiil, by Nicholas ui' bis des -ciMlaii! • until it w.is removed to ita *^ in the light of the entire meal. or oranges. pl.ino. Some of the old "Y children are enthusiastic and there, heimer of Irvington have taken V'arleth and which stood until lliJS in !ici;.'in new location. There is a limit to everyone's capa- 3. Pour over sponge cakf. .• suiiK and some school tunes. i is jusinst one cloud on the •horizonhorizon:: I residence on Kline boulevard. Th n a!! Hi, A'tif Jew & Cnuii'-H. State House, Trenton 4. Serve as sauce for fruit flavored girls went outdoors for ,,,e ,jst (l, tlu, moment is 10 boys The first grade of Columbia city ami a heavy dessert after a .: 1I.14 roa gelatine dishes. i This ended the first' aii,m/d | /111(onel i,|blondemw|o . M,,»h«i-Motherus onff girls large meal is sometimes too much -iiiii; but it accomplished its Lemon Whip please note! Equipment ,has gen- i inan.-u:<\ Also, 'e usually enjoy purpos fi.ir quite a few now mem-erously been donated. meal if it is just sufficient, it not 2 tablespoons granulated gelatin .-i'i'f uained and a lot of new The Library committee, under the 2 'A cups cold water s made .Mar'-irie Wicboldt, liciii:* necessary to muster mr ccur- able direction of Mrs. Roger Bnz- '/i cup cold water zell, has now completed the cata- as'c to show our appreciation for J4 cup boiling water loguing of the school library. our hostess's culinary efforts. 'iij 1 cup sugar Lincoln Y. M.^. A. Notes On opening day, there were sev- There are many attractive light •Ji cup lemon juice eral events. A luncheon for teach- ' teaspoon grated lemon rind . ilt.ib.sii:.(*»..wlitcli will add iust the 'Shapiro Foundation made ers, arranged by Mrs. Norman Soak gelatin in cold water until T!i Smith, hospitality chairman, was :it:lit finisliinfj note to your heavy Soft. Add boiling water and stir hi'larship awards through the {riven at the honteof Mrs. William meals. The ones we have selected over hot water until thoroughly dis- . L ncoln V. M. C. A., to Miss Lilar Wilkes, the new president. At have received many compliments solvd. Add sugar and stir until misiiii and James SitJis.. Miss school Mrs. F. 15. Montgomery pro- dissolved. Remove from heat; add misiin h.is been a resident of vided gay fall flowers for all the •with a sj>rcial request for a second remaining liquid or fruit juice and Summit for about fifteen years. classrooms. There were meetings ii Ipin;.,'. mix thoroughly. \"hen jelly begins She is a Senior at Fisk T'niverMity! of the program'""Committee and to congeal, beat it thoroughly with in Nashville. Telin. James.'Sims; Hoard. ; Apple Snow {'Kg beater. When cold serve with soft custard. 'graduated from the Summit High! Tomorrow is the pet show for( ' i up HMII apple pulp lemon juice School. He is now a senior at Lin-!.wliich the children have been clam-. '•"fear . 3 egg whites Lemon Sponge coht rniversily. Both of these,orlng. Be sure and bring your ex- • i teaspoon nutmeg Use only 2 cups of ci'M water \o yon. lersey Work 'among Colored People in]Chicago to meet Mr. W. aifd prepare in the Central Test Kitchen. AS'cnhurst. Saniniir. announced through Its'! -.line way. New Jersey; chaii-man, L. L. Jackson, that all

Sliorf IIIIIs Chapter Hostess | at Autumn I>, A. R. Hi'i'Uup ! I On Friday, October 4th, the Short Hills Chapter D. A. R. will be bos-! tess at the annual autumn meeting of the 1). A. K. held at the First! 'Presbyterian Church of Orange, j Other hostcHS cliapters will be the; Mistress Mary Williams Chapter off which Miss Elizabeth Van'Nesf Isj regent, and the Jt'innmah Cundit: Chapter of which Mrs. Walter Ber-' ner is regent. Mrs. Alexander W. Keller of Summit is regent of thei Short Hills Chapter. | The State Regent. Mrs. J. Warren I Perkins, will preside at the morn-' HIGHER ing and afternoon sessions. Miss Elizabeth Van Nest will welcome TRADE i the delegation In the name of the VALUE 1 three hostess chapters. ORIGINAL VACUUM-POWER Mrs. Henry M. Robert, Jr., Presi- dent. General of the 1). A. R. is to be A' NO FXI8A C.OSI jthe guest of honor and will give an fiUIlt AS ONlt1 CHfVROLET 6UI10S IT i address at the morning session which will convene at 10 a. m. Other guests include: Mrs. Lort'ii B. Rex: Mrs. Ceorge 0. Schermer- horn, Organizing Secretary (!en- Y0ULL SAY ITS eral: Mrs. Frank L. Mason, Registrar (!eneral; Mrs. Wil- liam A. Becker. Honorary l'resident General; Miss Kihel Lane Hersey, State Regent of Now backed by a billion miles of proof!hat Gardner,, Rhode Island State Regent; Mrs, Justice O. Ruperti of Elizabeth. President of tho Dangh- FH 1941 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION wm powerms . . . leadership that now makes it possibl re for MALARIA EET the new Chevrolet for '4! and-you'll moot a In 7. da.vn and motor car of such thoroughly first-rate design and Chevrolet to offer you a motor car which surpasses all H'lit'VI'H M Longer, wider, lower, roomier, torpedo-type bodies quality that we are confident you'll say, "It's first be- previous levels of luxury in the lowest price field. 666 COLDS cause it's finest—Again Chevrolet's the leader!" Your Chevrolet dealer cordially invites you and your Luxurious, stratoliner-style interiors q :,Ti!'ll',r",,,;!'>nU.t.<.nM first Sill vi" - day For this car is the result and jthe reward of almost ten family to visit his showroom, where Chevrolet for '41 Trv "Hub-My-TlKin"—. ELIGHTED owners have now You get the same kind of gas econ- n W solid years of Chevrolet leadership in motor car sales is now on display . . . invites you to make a thorough- going test of the finest motor cur Chevrolet has ever D rolled up a billion miles of omy as the 1940 Studebaker . . . leadership that has brought with it unequaled proof of Studebaker Champion Champion that averaged 29.19 manufacturing economies and unequaled value-Hiving built... invites you to eye it, try it, buy it—today! (|ti:ility and dependability. miles per gallon to beat all other largest selling lowest price cars. So make sure that you put yom )unv-car money In this longer, Come in now and go for a trial drive. Low down payment. Easy far a »t»ndard-«nlih lower, wider, roomier, more beau ti' iKriim Champion C»u(i« CllllltOIJilSlli.llllltH 1 fill new liilStudebakerChampion. C.I.T. term9. d*Uvw*d at l«|M'oaching it grail u.illy, mit to do everything possible to In- SAYSJWLLKIE lost Monday nislit, <>i a Rintii srmp an average of ap4»ro\i- f!. TO F meeting and class initiation in !*«• Anicritan Legion sure the election of Wendell h liialily -(i.i.fiMiiiii'inber;! each year WAY held at the session of that council Willkie, was further evidenced last Demands Return of Government Auxiliary Noies for the past seven yeani. Till--* Saturday evening when a dozen or on October 2,sth, at 1. O. 0. F. Hall. UrJitown Day wlH be cii,,,,, ' To All the Old-fashioned '.'til Springfield avenue. sieady growth |iro'misc:i to 1 more of the colored voters of the i'l ••<••; 1 iti-n]h<'-r:i "••atcd October 1!) by PaHHui, v"",'"' ' Planned in honor of Past QanJ e into tne future." i i--itei.Uv.ei <'i,i.i:»fer, Soils of the America, '• '"" city met at the home of Lovelace Moral Principles Kescnt Edward V. J'otkr, in A Tin f-l-.lJI i ,. on ttio new mem- "Itition and Beacon Fire ci, . Jftcfcwon, 4.1 ItilsHvll jilaee, to or- Mftuclu'ii, who was elected an hon- I) J:H !ii!i r.-!ii|> hrr'ship rec4)rd. Mrs. William (-or- ganize ,the Colored Willkie for OPENING CAMPAIGN SPEECH orary inemher of the local i-uiiucil .' Ihr 'I'M 1.1 jia- ith, National Prenideiit said: iiind Heacn Fire Chapter, |",,','' PreHident Club of Summit. • ; , at Monday's meeting, this gatherim: M -- -IJ.Jr, Tiieiu- "J aloifuire the growth in incm- ,'era of the American Revohit,',,' At 'the organization meeting th«^ will bring a host of State Arc 5-!,- I .,-;i) All\- bei>iliip to the growing- awareness a dinner at llio.llotwj Bui,,,,,,,, Republican Candidate Charges II'II.IIIICH to Kiiiiiniit, incluiiiii},' i'liarv li;r!.<1; A l.ilia) on the pVirt of American women to (xtivnt speaker for the evenin- following officers were elected: Mr.' 1 l Jackson, chairman of the board; Roosevelt Has Lost Faith Supreme Resent Milton . A. Will- nil*. r> was r«'- •the iieed tor organized patriotic ef- be the Hon. Richard Hart->,' iiu'iH of Ilrooklyn, and the presrnt fori. The American Legion Aux- judge of the court of ,..,| •""• Leon Cross, president; Reginald < l-d iliartfl'ss. iltl In the People. (Jrand -Re-Rent A. John I'loii'iki of JI mry offers HUCII Jin opportunity J pleas of Essex Comuv v» ,\ Drew, secret;iry; KIIH Wray, treas- j iit. r i!jt i-i-tal al r North Arlington. w,.m,.|i of America, for the ' talln will ho annund •'•• • urer; MM! Ada rturncy, vIve-prcHl-; COFPEYVILLB, Kansas. -Wen- service we render Is not only to the ' date. dell Wlllkle's opening speech of A class of fifteen candidates is dent; Booker T. Moore, supervisor J 1 of membership. . , !! his Presidential campaign, dollv- expected to receive (.In. initiatory 1 ered in the Kansas town where Uo rites from the iiri/.i-winnin^ Un- This new Kioup will open HH .selle-KosoMe Park Council l)e;jiv own headqiiafterH on Summit ave-1 Used to teach school, was an Ira- j passioned plea for the return of '. team. • imp from' which the work of can- • It is anticipated that more-than vatfflinK will lie carried on through !j the D. 8. government to the peo- 1 one hundred fifty members from MOltlflKTOi field contact men. Karl lilackburn, I pie. Mis principal charge against the vitflit. Koyal Ureanum, units in P. M. Harding and Harold iiooinan ; President Roosevelt was that after Union County will attend. • of the Summit Wlllkfe for President i -3 I seven years, he "has lost faith In Orator Louis R. White with the Complete Automotive v. Club attended the jneetuiK. A sec-J1 the people." He followed thijt with assistance of a apodal-committee, ond meeting wus held-Tuesday eve- a ringing challenge: "Sooner or is shaping up a splendid program: ning at the home of Leon Cross, .'13 later—and I say the tlmo Is NOW Worria avenue, for the purpose of —the people will lose faith in him." Jll.\f(M.W FOIMM TO "MEET electing a board of directors. The WITH TKA\Eef 17, to Te.ineck, where Clyde Mrq. L H. Ader. "Let me make myself clear. l,sxf \ Uoylcs of.Murray Hill has invited In addition to these, field con- nothing about the personal motives he group to meet In his new home, tact men were appointed an fol* of Mr. Roosevelt. But In his bands in 775 Salem street: Members will •IOWB: Carl Futilcori, William .Smith, meet in front of-the Post-Office at ^Finish oar traditions are not safe. He has Mr. Epps, Fred Wade, Rev. J. W. lost his grip on our American 7 p. m. to ride over in a group. Mr. Cross, James Smith and Mrs. Regi- Hoyles, who has been a 'member of principles. He gives lip service to nald Cummins, the Forum for several years, _is, as- them but be does not know how to sociated with the Metropolitan More workers are nbeded, -of preserve, thorn.*. He has put onr coarse, and anyone wjio desires W Camera Club Council, the Bell Lab- JOJR this group may secure the: democratic system lfl. danger of its oratories Camera Club and other AUTO PAINTING necessary in format foil by getting | life,; Blonde Beauty 'photographic activities in the Sew in touch with any of the officers! "The Issue we have to decide in York area, and was recently marie listed above or by telephoning Sum- this campaign Is whether we shall an associate of the Royal Photo- mit 6-4520. leave In the hands of the Presi- graphic Society. Through IIIH con- nections the Forum has enjoyed Colored Willkie Itiiily at dent, now seeking a third term, the Lincoln Monitor many eminent speakers and out- All Work Guarahteed^Proitipt Service power to destroy our system. standing photographic exhibits. Simultaneously with the Colored Goal of Campaign Prints for binding in the Forum Willkie for President-Club organ-1 : "That Is the substance of tho !yearbook should be ready at this ization meeting Tuesday evening., ( I meeting. -Fifteen copies of each. plans were announced for a mon- j chargo I bring. That goal—the preservation of democracy -— will I picture submitted should be pi'ovi.l- ster rally to be hold at. the Lincoln | j.4<;l.- -Closing date for entries in tW Y. M: C. A. next Monday night, I bo the goal of my campaign. I £|iall ll!l-|i)-n 100 print traveling show u* September .'toth, at fi..'ii) o'clock. ! go up and down this land pflath- It he Metropolitan Camera:* Club Summit Forge&Maching e Works An interesting slato of .speakers'; Ing tho doctrine of freedom, the Council is October IS. S-.-ver::! has hotMi proiniHi'd, and on«* and all doctrine of -equality, the doctrine Forum members had a total fi^ix' 320 BROAD STREET Tell . ^,2^ 9 are invited to'attend. Part of the | of domocracy. prints in I!»:i!t-in traveling shov. SUMMIT, N. J. meeting will he devoted to a gen- ; enil discussion of the many duties "Let us recognize that democracy of the club's executives and mem- Is not BomothinR that Just anybody bers, as well a.s immediate plans can have. Democracy is the high- for a complete registration canvas est form of government, and tho of the colored districts. hardest to keep. To have. It and to hold ft, wo must understand and bellevo and Insist upon the home- ly virtues that ivo learned when Special Rice wo were boys and girls. "Only we, tho people, can savo Pudding our country. And Wo can do so only If wo are worthy of our country. On cook's night out, Billie "A man who cannot save democ- Burke prepares her favorite racy In peaco cannot save It in dessert, rice pudding, for her crisis. No nian can save democracy family. The actreas acquired Who has lost his faith in the people. ,G^t ^ this, recipe from her mother "And so I turn to the vast mis- Clamorous Marion Marliu KUN known as and it is on the weekly menu taken,, deluded government of oitfa cirl wlirn ^lle *>i%* in tin- "Follies" • bf Id at the Burke home. In Washington, and I say; Give our country back to us." 2 eggs cooked rict 2 cups milk V'i tsp. salt Vi cup raising V2 cup sugar Va tap. cin- Advertising in the HK.UAf.D 1 tablespoon will namon powdered pay I'ou divIdenoH. Head The HERALD'S Classified Ad, 114 cup sugar * m» Separate the whites and yolks of the eggs, add to the yolks two tablespoons of the milk and place the rest of the milk on thj-)fire in double boiler. Wash raisins, put This is the cyclonic CiMTURY them in the milk and cook until soft (15 min.) Add rice, cook five minutes longer, then stir in the yolks of the eggs and the salt, You'll learn here's lower-swum! sugar and spice. Stir well REP E A T weight-a better, steadier, softer cook for two or three min SUPER that's still ride. utes, remove from fire and the shin ingest pour pudding into serving style-star of the di'sh. Beat the whites of eggs Here are sensational new micro* light, and sugar, spread the season, for ail the poise-bdanced engines—FIREBALL meringue on top of the pad- efforts to duplicate Eights that get extra lift and power- ding and brown delicately in its beauty. the oven. Serve cold. wallop from still further progress in Buick's exclusive Dynaflash com- THE lay eyes on a , bustion principle ~here*$ a brand- CENTURY broader, new Compound Carburetion that com- Here's the sprightly S^ECUt longer, bigger in bines the lift of an extra engine with POT YOUR EARNINGS TO WORK NOW every way, wi ih economy stepped up a full 10% to 15%} fatttif h US. Tint of fodoy'iraf* pr/ca t and prvftd yovntHt Here are rugged new frames and • Agmntt RISING CC«TS OF CRUDE RUBBER >ig new Buicks off Check-up AND OTHER MATERIALS. me street. new Flash-Way signals. New quiet- * Againit BLOWOUTS (thin tire* are dangerotu •auction'and-the very picture of easy Conccatric Shifting and new on hot pavementu). it Agsintt SKIDS (smooth tirea *re dippery on AT, Rut it's official now: the bright and saper-seneamlined grace. wet pavrments). Tor, Permi-firm steering. New lovely •k Agnimt PUNCTURES (even • tack will punc- *£*!*cci, ?ha glittering stars of the 1941 sea- ture • thin tire). VcrCci body lines and new inside room* •k Ag«in«t DfiLAY (a flat it rare mhrn you have new tires), son are out—so at any Buick ' ., iriess. New instrument panels, AJIprices am Ixibfart tochanga without notice showroom you can see the best new oil-bath air cleaners, new j It's a tale bet they can't b» any kiwrr. automobiles Buick ever built. concealed running boards—even new clocks. You'll see a massive grille, a trim speed-stream radiator c feir Yes, here are new things galore, SPRUCEUP YOUR ornament -* and behind them — ' *M-& modern new features by the CAR FOR FALL! not one but five series of cars that You'll see a Ituick LIMITED that is dozen'-but one thing is old, and so *»« are gorgeously new from dread- close to twebiy feet of sheer spa- hasn't changed a bit. Start the .season with M. naughg t bumper to direction-signal- ctous. luxury — fop-of-the-line in cat that's Hhi|>Hlw<|>e .from mm tank ing tillightaillightt . . ry fop-of-the-lind e in That's the plain rockbottotn fact to motorl Drive in for speedy finish, ricliBc-ss and nieticulous ap- that when you see Buick you've e You'll spot a SPECIAL that not only pvintment. looks like but definitely,M the big- seen the best of the bunch. "'./ >«>• -^ .*^** J'w wonder-wide eyes INSPECTION gest package the money has ever w te bought. '" ^ 5.-<, etc., to insure your pa»8- You'll size-up a 125-horsepower iiif,'' the tent. 35 WHITE'S /; the !.•• V./ J ''KlKrOAI.1. Service Stations Wtiii Staffs fins m m ton 84 SUMMIT AVF!NTE CXEMNftft Of OtNERAl MOTORS VALUE Phone Siitninlt 6-3219 («r. Broad St. and Morris Are. k I'lione Hunimlt «•:!:!IH PERRY T. BROWN 485 Sprinp.firM Ave. Tel. Su. 6-0013 68-72 -» - „, «„„ ,„„

<***>.->•» SEPTEMBER 27. i«4u. THE.SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMM11 KECUKD. SUMMIT, N. J "Boom Town" At Shown at Community Ilieater Community Theater reach.., %k\ From God's I and a|] A big parcel of exittin^, thrllliug >dav „,-,( action, played by a great lust, isj r Country" at Lyric anluni."' How playing at the -Community |

Theater in MorriHiown through: \ N -i. .ii i' i, •:> Wednesday, October 2nd. The pic- [ Wear-Ever tur Ja. "Boom Town," and the u<>l AfttiMimmi ' tlon booms from beginning to end. IMPROVED Some of the moat amazing seeries the Hcreen. has ever «xUiliite .-'•• ! Johnson and Baby Quintanilla. >i__• : J

The story cannot foetol d briefly, eo.-ui (tin to-.i, • covtiio Jane Wyati is pleading with Chafles liickfonl as Chester Morris ; but it is the story of two pals who' .-. i •; i 8 P i I » t\>V 3,n*\ f *H lAUCI F*H ! battle together, become enemies, |stands by in llii- seem- from itepublic's "Girl From. (U)d's Country.". NOW PLAYING are reunited and arrive at a.pulsat-l TRUE-rLAVOR , ing climax when one of them must! Thru Wed., Oct. 2 'take a long gamble to send his! Al • t lof the, jnost dynamic scenes . ever' Lana Jane John I Wayne ••.•.'• I. i - • i • I::: "Packed With action Clark Galii- arid'!•(-«!J; 'I • filmed, do a hilarious scene In div-j WYMAN .•I-: 'T-... I :•:• .;• 'I':! . ...itaMpantled to suit TURNER SHELTON MORRIS ing head-first into'a sea of mud andi IX IX- any arid all tattnt" follow it up with a screatni,ng scene! Now Showing at (he Sirand —Wortd-Telegram in long "underwear-." " j "WE WHO "GAMBLING ON i . ' . <•' ' 'I ! • i- • •: ',,!.! i |! ,• The scene in which Gable an.;"l • V .!!•*.' ,•.',.'•. ' V . .,,.. .• , tithe to compare sensational.. Through all of this' • I '" •!' i ..I :>: - ':,'< ..• ;i • -.-. I ;":, '. ;'-. with M-G-M'i Boom there are lovely girl, two of the! •i ' I i' . .'i-'l |i r • '•• . .,'..\ i •,. •, loveliest and most talented of which] Town."-N.Y.T

"The Big Story" I'/sQI. 2-OT. 3-QT. Handsome malciied set At Maplewood includes handiest sizes. CLARK ; Miss Cheryl Crawford 11aH annin ,don« the unusual at the Maplewood • Theater. For the wcik of .Septem- Ruth Terry Johnny Downs MANSER ber :iotl|> Gilbert Miller, renowned II arikvarc-I I oitsezvares j llroadway producer, has elected to Barbara Allen Vera Vacue ; present his first production of the Til S;irinu'i'icM \\v. Sii. B-II21 j season, "The Big Story" by Lee Billy Gilbert , : Falk and Alan Cranston, featuring, i popular Donald Cook, supported liy a distinguished Broadway cast, at 'this popular playhouse, before it V. .; 1 makes its premiere in Manhattan. j Gilbert Miller, Who is a well- known London and New York pro- j ducer, IIUH to his credit "Berkeley Mrs. Willkie doesn't piny bridge .Square," "Journey's Knd." "The and she belongs to no club.".. She Yon tul'sl hnvc the II10KAIJ) if ! Captive," "The Late Christopher SCREEN spends no more time on her clothes ynu want Ihe news of Summit, It BANK NITE TflLLY-HO ^fyrna I.oy ami VViliiim • 1- .; .1 - ; ; j Bean," "The Good Fairy," "Ladies I l.iiV.- than the average woman, but thewj!l i ost SPENCER Agjiin;" the rollii Kinz srnt-> ^: p,r year fur two I in Ketirenient" and other Broadway SAT. M'!'»•' s:ir. |». M. -•' •<•: ini results are always simple and be-issues a w |HUccesries. He is opening his 1!IIO- MONDAY & THURSDAY EVERYBODY PLAYS When h«>. wiikc ui> ui'li ;: (•>: coming. Her m.iin interests have n seuson with "The Big Story" as always bten her husband and son. j he considers this fast-paced "comedy BOYS AND GIRLS TRACY one of his Strongest and most ap- AM ; • I ''-I n:- propriate attract ions just now. WIN TIN; opi'oim MTY TO MI:I:T Powell and Loy l.lili:'-;

"The Bitf Story" la set in the GENE AUTRY IN PERSON iii ! i' • exciting times of Modern Rome. (lave Lunch With Him in \'e\v York I'ily (id Hi:; Personally On Sirand Screen :!: • V. I !. 1 The shadow of war has crept over Aiitovi'iipiied I'holu and lie His (iiicst in. HIT the Rodeo at the ,;i. • I II l::i. ••• it>ir \i this ancient capital and the days of M.idisoii Siiuarc Garden From t?i*• Oi'/icial (!ene Autry Section. ! A sum cure for. the !.!it-<. •••;••> Vn S 1 f U, INsTlM MI-:N IS l.'AIIHK i- id. no-;!• Mussolini are in full swing:" Matt GET YOUR CONTEST TICKETS NOW! j ii laugh a minute, ujn-n- ,£ ,1, HI SH; Owen is the European corres- And Ki'fTjiimo You Attend The ; Strand .Theater \v-t - -r.( ,y pondent of an American newspaper I eiiKJisonient of 's.'Vcii 'I..;.- I :-?%*&#!,' in this capitol. To him in high ; LYRIC THEATRE •Love You A^aiir."'c i-sraj ;: nsM-f li.v.-e tli- IIMKALD ir frenzy comes the publisher's wife, To t*'^y^T,^, R I! j iani Powell and \fyr:i.i Lnv. •'•':> V... T '111 ll''Ws nf Hllll) !l] it. II $M -in*' CLAUDETTE Then;.-Will Definitely lie a "Hoy iinii Girl Winner Kroin the domineering Mrs. Con way O. j Tlie film, presenting a r. .- a ill I1".-; .•;:!..",II prr vear fur nv« Curleton and her possessive hut at- The Lyric Theaire. a • - L EGBUrc'^'Jajii ./ijPJfiUNFIEia) "I ':>.-j,'..-, ..t -.i.-.-k 9 txactive -dauglit4',rT lla rha ra. Ha r- i ations, deals with rli••• [i!-. hara has been the victim of a pop- : man who suddenh• ivrtv.-r An n 1 :i t in- t 'lasslf;. d Cnltirulis J(! i \ * no HI .sis ular sport in sunny Italy, her funny vi -nils. has been pinched by a si ranger. an eight-year, attack of :,. Mother and daughter resent the and discovers that ituritit; M;. Itnliun'.s advances, and the local ; lio has acquired :t now tie:.- gendarmes throw them in jail. Matt 'a chiiriuiug wife \v!iu is a has sot to get his boss's wife and 'divorce him. a npothrs i--;. as the leader of a eoiniuiiu: daughter out of the hoosegow and I'd Hahersville. a h.mk af-c-.-i'-; at the .same time take care of his Stnand the inuiiager's bt-rrli in a IAI wife who ia. giving birth to abahy. '^^ TELEPHONE 6-3900 U'.vy firm. Added to his troubles is the niyster- Sjiringfield Ave. Summit, X. J. ious Madame PaJma who took a Powell has never h':nl ,u : couple of pot shots at Big-Mouth screen role. Tlk- oiiji-.Trttr portray a ch.:iracft'r d'i i£ i HEDY Mussolini...and is back to finish the NOW PLAYING foi'ciit from the suave. i>.ui ;\< job, with the well, wishes of all ' Thru tectivt? in the eariy p >rr. ,n concerned. Matt Is perplexed as •film, is KomcthitiK ti *•!-. i: to \vliether Mrs. Carleton and .her WEDNESDAY iiirn, if you can. with a LAMARR incarceration or Madame Pal ma moustache, fight p;iur>. -.vhlr- and her poor aim at Hitler's Pet and the hobby uf iirnJ> u IN Stooge, Mussolini, is the big story (lermy. M-G-M's when his wife ups and steals the ' . Once asaiii Myrna I.oy i~ honors on him. Ills wife. IniL she's n >r r!n- ; This gay and hilarious farce fea- spou.se on this oi'casiuti. A- tures Donald Cook as the likeable ter of fact, tile usu.il IM-.U Matt Owen who is torn between reversed, with I'owi-M tor love and duty. Cook was leading chase after her instead of r man for Gertrude Lawrence in "The positc. A strong supp n '''ti Skylark" this past season and was turning in top pi'i-fornnn. seeii at the Maplewod a year ago eludes Frank Melluuli a, f playing opposite Cornelia Otis Skin- Iiill. "Doc" Ryan. Ivlrniin I !. ner In "Romance." a slick1 oil pnnnitr-r. fin; :: [ Margaret Waller, famous Kuro- las as the rival for MHs {.•, pean actress, has the colorful role fections, iyul \ella \V:iik- of Madame Palma and others in mother. the distinguished cast include Mar- cel Joiirnet, Frank Downing. I-eo- pold v* Badia, Alfredo Verrico. n William.. BMyrna AM) vv Theresa Catalano, Tito Vuola, Mil- munr uv lard Mitchell, Jane Sterling,. Zamah I'IMM.Itf.l Cunningham, Ralph Simon. Nick "Music in ;i \\\ir .•[• j ,, yy with Rossi, Louis Sorin and Gerald tie Powell Loy will he tli,. siibjri f i'.ii i" BACK or FRANK Joy. insritute MpoiiM.-irt'il In i ,•.•• i.. . Music Foundation, Niw.;:,. -. il.IiPHO^,!: TO-DAY MORGAN It is reported that one of the held in tl(c (irii.ii!i ;riid.-i .: .... South Sea fslandH has known noth- ()<:tobcr !tlh. G.'r.-ililine K.i,\ ;'. .. ing of war for years. And they mer M«'troj){)li!a:i .»j-.•: .i - . Jit 1V hi.^lily traiiu *.!, cvpt'tii-iKocl men \,will com flfiu per year for two Farrar will empii i:i.:. r'i-' > :• • war on music, while f»,. c. •. issues a week. •AI)Hi:i) ATTUACTIONS- 1 PAHTNKKM" 'Hpoak on lire Ki'«'iit-i- H • ! ntul women h. hoi I. <>f your tclcnhoiK /nl./y —with thiiii^jiulii VvU> Smilh's lo'or C music. AiiKiistus l>. •/,. •!! 1 lloniilil (oliniiii i.'olKliict ceilltniuiity siu-.rivv. . V. lOve. r>r.e-l.fi.r>; AI>VA,VCK PIMf'KS 1'elri, well'-klnn.'ii ei-ui : p i In efffet fur Wed & Sat. Mat. r>r»c-N!>c e thini.;s done Cicli day quiclcly, easily, cheaply. will cniuliict the [linno u • ..i'.. I' "Itixmi Town" only : \,.\t wli: OlIliiTl MIIItT pr.s.M rich Schorr. .Meti1 >|. ili1 M •;•• '• ,„.„ .•.im.'.ly I'lti:.MI lOKi: i M. i in IIMI \\, :..-, • ii violin; Franklin Itnli ni- -n. v ••' |,v l.i !• KtHi * -MI;MI ('r.in- rit.iMi• inri-:"« jsor of aural theory at Juilh •< i ; with H«n«l«l <«ol< founder „( the .Vatimi.-tl en . it- ,|v> »U Tin- Hurl minis. Hlicllii llnri.lt. HIIIIIJ V minimum AHHoclatioii, will b». in fh.n ••..- »»T.\M1 .SHIT V AH I Ml IV' the aeaaiun on thtury, harm ,ii> - PAGE SIX THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RFXORD, SUMMIT, N. J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1940—Second Sec jtior* jiit-Sure. "The American Indian New Providence [—His Contribution to Our Civiliza- f Mrn FreiJeriek , C.olie of Wnud- J(resge's Enlarges Men's Department .Mr and Mi>j. Krain \A Iliintt'r. of ahead in the spring to lake an pc-rttttendent. will be in charge. late sunset of the summer d-,, I'hiiaii'iiiliiii. 'Alawr. . • -.,,- There »i!i be a suburban group .Mis.s I't-y^v IImi!•-!'. daughter of 22 years old in Sew Jersey. _ "—"II _•' ; rally for Kpworth Leagues of the Mr. am! Mr.s. M. Alexander Phil- For This Sunday Mails and thu BCIIOO'H win . to Speak to 1^1. A. .MH'io.list Chuiili toaishtat 8.15 lips, ul Adiitn.s aveniif. will remain James Downed, member of the aVIuck in me local Methodist a! their-- summer .honwt at Liule i.siujie on standard time, In j Summit HiKh School Faculty and t'hur.-h. Conijilon. K. 1., until the middle, of Summit ••residents will Jiave an meantime, bathing suits, ba-i,, . hoiii" moi't' -to sleep each morniiiu candidate fur Congressman from' Tlit- Lilies Auxiliary of Our October. land canoes are being stored i,,. IWs district, will deliver an ail- Lady of IVace Church met yester- Latest Fall Model * alter Saturday, since at 2 a. in. hall, fur coats and fuel bill. -, dress before the Lincoln I'.uftit- day afi>•;; tin••n at the bom*; of Mrs. IHTFS FOR KYIMXU Sunday, daylight saviiiK lime will just around the corner. King nj, Teacher AMso "The Monroe Doctrine nival to be heid the afternoon and ' While standard time will allow a will cost $3.50 per year for tion system, tlie City Clerk's Issues a week. a« it Is Today." The regular ni<.nf!i- eieii;iii; .>i October 25th at Lincoln office will be open, in addition longer rest before /on have' In ly meeting of the P.-T. A has been S.hi.u!. lo ilie daily hours of !» to ii, on rush for the tral^-'you will find changed from the seiorul fn the Tin- Methodist Sunday School the. fallowing" evenings from 7 Ilia! il will get (lark an hour soon- first Tuesday of each month. Bo.iriJ met Tti'-wlay night at the to !• for the purpose of register- er, sunset, comini; behveeii ii and 7 - o—, • -home of Miss Gertrude Prior in injj; voters: o'clock. CMATH Noll's <»f Interest Faintiount, avenue. Chatham The Plannint; Board will meet Township ' Kedecoratlun of the newly enlarged men's clothing (section of the Friday-, September :_'7 L.ukawiiiiiia Railroad ticket 4*l#0O ..Monday, September :!() 1 Thursday -night nf the UoroiiKh' The New I'rovldence Garden Club department Store ban been completed, and shoppers are finding agents report no changes will In Tuesday. October 1 Hall for tt.s r<'Kniar monthly mirt- -is *having n tlrs^.n- bridge at thelarger, more complete .-.slocks us well a* more <- -space. The made in time tallies of trains be- Ing changes were necesHltatcil by a steadily iniTe.isinj; volume of .business, Wednesday. October !.' yond conformity with standard, home of, Mrs. VV, J. Kaufman, on Thui'sday, October it Women of Our Lady of Peace which has also resulted in a proportionate im-ieaKe in the sales staff. time.. There are approximately 10l»: Wediies-lay. O< ?er IStli at the Mrs* William ' Webster in l':»>s;-ic finished inartificial leatlu-r. I-.-M-II in a different color. attractively j| •vents under change. • •<} t hpol, those, fortuu The |'r«-stii'?eriu!i. Ladit-s' Aid Hi>- lave ticketH will ha\ street for the benefit of the chinch. (i.ty tnef yesUTiiay afternoou at ' A special .section .of the floor has now he< n devoted to topcoats and i •nlion the HERALDvvht'ii biiylnj; The custom''of setting clocksi CLC4NEW if seeing the great < The Ladies' Auxiliary of the the home of Mrs Dayton I'arrelbi overcoats tailored by M.ilcnlin Kennelh of finest imported fabrics, and a Presbyterian .'Church is making ill. South ,-.!r»e'. Assisting lipstesses vonifiletc new Fall line of Kashiuii Park suits is heitiL' shown. r Murk VVaniow am plaiiH for a fair anil turkey Kipper were M;H <\ H. y< rke.H, Mrs. Helen d troubadour Barry November 7th at the chapel. 'urade" fame. Mark 1 Ai'tiismmii; ami Mrs. James A. Woman of tin. ('(immunity met Uilliam JSetlerjih-e, Mrs. A. Kay- assisted by his Tuesday afternoon at the KoroiiKb • Th" Wo;i|.-n•, Society moiid Mrooks, .Mrs. Frederick II. (al Kirliy. Hall to Hew and knit for ?he Am- for Chris- tian Servje<> «if the Methodist 'Colie, Mrs. ('lift" Cornwall, Mrs. When arrangemen erican Rod Cross. Another meetini; fJuirrh served a luncheonette for! of Sprlngfirld 'avenue hav. Itei'iiard Day, Mrs. LiviiiKSton Dick- :o liave Mark Warnc will be held next Tuesday -after- ' th*1 Women's Society "f the Hask- return ason, Mrs. .Claude F. (la^resche, Mrs. day that evuning'. noon. All women arc invited to at- ed from a motor trip in N'evv Wk in^' I'MUM- Methodist' Church Wcti- - John'A!" Laird.'Airs. FrcIeriVk Mc- r end. William WeF'S.ter of Passale frtainty that :*lie i inesdilCy atltTiiooj) j.n the church par- i)ii(fe, Mrs. Fl, Van Ilrunt McKeev- ivoiild bp.able to app The : Mine Hints and Rnnuaii street returned today after atrend - r! i'i', Mrs. \V. (Jilherl MOITIKOH, Mrs Dairy teams of thf> Imai ''.' *- , " •• "" 'vis. * ' ' " IIIR the American Legion Conven- Every ton as good as tlu^ last I'tiere was danger ( '-•A , mvetjiiK ' of j;o|f:v entluisiaHts tion in Hoston, Mass. Kiinbiill Prince. M'rs. William C. lave to Be In HoHyi MIHH ITtllda. A. "Cfiiue of Sprln:,'- Kiiluevvay, Jr., Mrs. Frederick . H. jlecks are cleared n .. , n.i n iiL.m iiiiiK** a Tansenients for a Ifyaii. Jr.. Mrs. Quiiicy (J. Ryan,: Perhaps you don't expect quality. BLACK STORK lias given Bob Novak l Field. Summit. If tlie Providenee .New fiold iiven.ue and Mr. afid Mrs. It'ins >»>iirnani»--nt; The Mrs. .lames li. Skidmore, Mrs. )tubicun* hia^asauraat Blue Birds,rds , wii n ttheh y wilill have won -will" prolnMy trike plae.e play Smith and family of East Wu coal to bo just the same is mine-sized with preci- at the .fames .\I. SyiniiiKion, Mrs.. Ridley THE SAME' w pr^seut. KoVak, the Community LeaKiie pennant .Murray Hill «;o!f Club . Market, Md-., have returned from ton after ton. But just the Walts. Jr.. Mrs. A: Sunnier Wil- sion machines; it's heat- mid director of " while a loss^will drop them Into a ; The U*. I*. A. sewer extension In an auto trip to NlaRara Falls. , j 'liiitu'ij. A lai'Ke number of applica- /CIFAN AND same, ours' is. Every ton H&xn," Is delighted. three-way tie for tlie load with the Tlu.r- of Pennsylvania Law tuoso of the air wav presided and after a HIIOII IHJSIIU-SS HI-TEST ANTHRACITE has risen steadily. 0 XOTIf'K OF I'! HIM S1I.K meeting introdueed the sixviher, Dr. first donned long troi Connors, a Rutgers liorlicultiirisi, .lo.~>-|i!i Ifixson, Jr..'son of Mr, and .Mrs. Joseph Hixon of Park Joseph Kuecht's c< of Proiwrlj for Von.Piiyment of TaKf* for IftS'J and I'rlnr Yvars and f<»r who .s|ioke on "Bulbs." road. It'll mi Friday fur the Choate ' at the old Waldor (Mher Munlclpul Liens. Addiflninil Inlere-i to or Included from "The Pntronessos" have announc- Lynne ('arvrr wears a UulenriiiRO The Engleman-Goodfield Co. he really wanted to School, lie was j memlier of the July Kt. !:»«(» ed Mrs. Hugh Klrkpatrlrk'H .classes Kraduatiu^' clo'ss at tli- Short Mills K«HII nil in one-piece with grace- chestra. The oppoi In ballroom diinriiiK at the Shori ful .front ttrupr, long tiftltt-fittirmR when he learned th« Cuuntry l>ay School that won na- Morris Avenue, Summit, N. J. l-rs!Bii..,|, K..,-,.|vrr ..f '| flills Club beginning Novfinln-i- Is. tioiial ii'ciiuiiiiiuii ;is-tlic second sleeves, u i in i-iliii'iiiioii of all Mcliools a (iiiinlrt of nliile ivory bultimN fur conductor. He got th l.'M'i. lit ten ,,-,1,,,-lv i,i Ih,f. ih, Suuifiii!. «,i, tin- ;jii, ,|. fit- f. S. Aui-liiiicloss. Mrs, Carl W. linden- its only trimming. Save for a .Naini ml 1/natlon »'l"winK dvs.-riiii-fi iin,is belinm'ii;: fu tlic I'.'dut atlonal Rec- (>PI>. Mitkllc Avenue Summit 6-4195 came the world's you jewoled braeolel, the arlres.s kecpa • ' T.t.il. I tun sional conductor of o lnt her acccssoric!) in dull hluek. Five yearn later 1 I » \ VS. 1939 debut as a concert Krprt Hi.'iin, Ti Morris Ave, I,|.M-k I. lnt 7 W..A. Nits.-h,', Muril.i Av.-. .onl Hri.uit l-'kwv . Town Hall, Since 192. Kliirt'Mre Itilli., 10* (ireli.inl SI. |>|.>,-k ;!A. l-.t I: heard over the ColUml K. Poll. I'I» HpritiKflelrt Av., Iil.i.-U I, l-.t K' I and now conducts fo .laities A KiiBllsh, I'i-TUA .Midi) I.- 'h. . l.|...-k •'. ;i r. Caldwi'll. t; (Viidwi-Ii Av.-. l.lm-k s, I'arahle" and "We, the l'-t il:tli M r'aMwIn,. M.irri.s. iinil Ks.-ex Tnnn.:k >! f, Another New llelffht Oiih M. D.ili]win, Morris anil K.«M'V 'l'urii|nkv * And now Mark War K.K. Dfiisun|)t.|isi.n , :.'''•> .Morns ,-iiiil |-;>>-• l--t IT another new height, Si s. I.S-i.-k "if?. V.dw. I,. ;iii<| I-:is|( Hall, :f :III|IM St. t"t>* t t night, September 29th, Hill <"ltyCoal Ai t.liilil>iT «'M., LVI KH k M. lot :'. l!< Kii.x.'ri, i',t pjn-k .\\.-, M.,. V: :' .Si . li|...-k !! t*d the premiere of its :> ;mil •:: Kfhv. .Moiitiinri, 1T.-I? ur.liMiili l SI M layes Theater" on a » \V. M. .Milti . n.-ll. ( !••!« - •> • Morris A\<>., l.|. .-k •-'-', |..r i:> f>f 63 stations. WhiU .Ins. M MIL hell, ill ISro.ld St.. • ildre.Ml \- iiniili-y oi k :'-'. l>>! '.T he was forging ahead Inc. *l I'.illi Ave. li." h J;1 V .IcITV I'.-tl-jecilln. ."i» MHITIM AV»- precocious lad he led lil.uk 1':! >! ''li.'ii'le'i A .Mill.-r. ...». I U.I;-I.I tinail. I.IH- 1. «Holiestra playing cht -it 7:i , on tbe Staten Island's .liilin .f Miiri.iy, li Van I'.vln- I'l.e•••. l>lm-lc I'.!. I•><.< bor liners, while he cc Kdw. T. Sii..:ik', I.". A»hw..i)i| Avi-. I.I,.-k :I4. !••: K r«.t. .1. li M.'ii-tin. re« SpriiiKfi.'id Ai.-., i.i.M-k :.'.. baton and appeared CII.-IN. II. Ham, S7 X.-u- Knel.iml Ave. t,!...k .".7. i-r A. S. rierce. 12 ni;n kl'iirn Hoinl, l.l.i.'k «1, |.,t I Kodzlnskl'a guest-coin Ksi. S .1 I!.>ine.i, r 7 New York Philharmon F,s( S' .1. Koinei). lienr*,''' St., lil..rk i<::. l.>t s W. concert In Lewisohn W.- VVeller, Morris A\e., |.|,.,-k ti:;. l..r I! now looks forward to i It .1. -Slieritlan, l!» Astiland It.iad,, M'« k .7.1. l<-f 11 of thrill at his reunl Al. OLDSMO . A- i i. W. St.rell. l'i .Muiintaili Av,-.. l.lnrk 7". great artist and a gres l.iri'tiei Ki'Isi.y, 7 I'rlmrose t'l.t.e. l>l.»k li.t. i"f '•'• (• Helen Hayes. iillieriiie K. Wi-lli-r, MaRiiDlin flan, l,|n,-k :• 1. ILE! .IIMMI'S W. Hicki'.v, Jr., II i'lyiiioulli K'.nl. l>|. Mark was born in n Kitit.iiiti' Heaily <'nr|i., Mnrris .<• UI'-IIMII.- AV>- k ••! village of Monastrl Al\ In T ICiinsiiil, foil ItOidl. lilo.-k milt, l.-f »i ()t«. Martin. 2:T> Axhlatirt llo.i.l. l.!.»-k '.<>'V. h New Olds Spccictl Six Odessa. In 1902. His f ••r A. ('. UHiiov.iinil, fi.S fWkni.in IIii.ul. hln.-k I" I. viollnst. his mother a • in.rue, farrii' A .lolin• I-Vnok. 7»!» SpriiiKfiWil Vv t".f :\ 4-Door Sedan, S945* 1 all came to America Kvelvn M. flirt. I.V2 llieknmn IJ.-itl. h|..ck I' !. I-t MI. i,, 7 f'-tei |-'. l.iiilu'rty, t>:> SWkm.-in It'i.nt. t.tn.-k 1« 21 i :c. was a youngster. Mar :•> (Same model Eight, $9X7*)- I'M. I'atherini- M.iJratli, rthcr tt...n). hl'>.-li I If in Kenilworth. LonK ; 1? K I>ill.V. < ;rei'tifielii Ave.. lil.ieli I:1::I.. |..i« I liobby is his sailboat, Kllie-r T [Irlim.lll. Jr. I'S I.euis Air, Nl.'.-k I! r his garden, in which, hi M. K.uit-lfa, .•.:il.. .:t.i .\|..I-HM Ave.. |.|,.,-k i:'::.M. I. %$$&&&•'•;•'':'•;'•&. ^:.':K*S^*-.-. •••? KiiB. 1. jcarsals with a pencil, S Smith, fiS Hinilevard, lil<«. k Lit. l-.t " Joanna A Ka< hortnr Murpliy, IT'> S|iriiiKfl>'!il Aw' >1 tears glasses, and blln Ruth S JJrmvn, ,'i Ixirr.'tim1 (t.'.J'l. bluck !.;<>, l«t*-2- 71! 17] Cited. H. H I.anr.'. |:t Sherman Ave. |.|\.ek I:•:«(?. tor t: Aim.i M, Kimiisli. 24« Simifiiif Ave . l.lm k tl'», i Barry. Wood a Tiilr-M J->t ; .H-|i) .M.I|I|K .SI , hleek l.iL' |.-.t i " 4 \ -'-.si Kst. Henry Klm-ksin, II llit-,..n -fl •---•. l.lm-k I and same Harvard's fan .^eliri.>r ,V i i.\W;.triil, irvliiK I'l.ie... |.|,..-k IHJ. I back, but he is an V 0 Irvin...'KcruwMid Hn.i,I. |i|.~ k-17."., I"' I. product of Old Eli. The Waller A very. Piv.Mpcct llill.Ave, li|..ek I*"!" li-^-ft'ihij.rfrt V •I rulille N.il ill:, /i- Tr, «',., 'I'm.'tie. l-'ri, '— I1'!. 'crack swimmer, for t •>•' Tu. I. I'l :tui '•••' •'•i :<•.'!•: M named on the. All-Ami Av, ry. Walte l'ro.spert Mill Av. I'lm-k polo team, which he c .K-k-, i:t:i wtiittr, :-.\ his senior year. lnt K. roll. ti;l SprliiKfitrld A\ •'.. h records were set by this W. M Mil -k I. I:' IJU-1._Z_1, ^ IT 11. ii.t Almris A\<«.. li!... real name is Lou Rapp F;.it.•HI. It illv Corp . Mm-rt^ A < K\*-Iyn M ''lift, if,;;nii' |lei.|;ni.in n fC l,1 • k M explains, was BO freque I-:imrr T [>. tim.iti, .If,, I'H l,.irt is Ave., l -., l>|...k }. lot 6 NEW LINES* FOR Hi* friends chose "Bart Anna M. Knullslhh . 2\>2\>> Snnupil A\.- t. Mk. A Tr -lv .1 *". b he selected by thrustiiif V Triisto... |Srt,|r Tk SIXES • 3 EIGHTS :u-"-:i random between the'paf eplioae directory. He Hank 'I'l list ,' I'ru-, Kri.ir Tu. k New York apartment, I.'. I.- and has two charmlnK I'lihll-- National n.,,,|4 Trust • ' He Is only six feet oi «'ll F;itr its :t|- l^ (Continued nn Pag< HMO lf>3<> IM'| Mary M- •»•••> - ('lain SI • 1,1 h|oi k . lol <\. |r, -. i»o« to Ill him li ]{>*; i. I.if.ty.rUi- ,\v. M L! >k I; fel Mi, k i'.'fi, lot :• m l fht' , (I" i\ •• [>., ! •;1. -.'•'. 110 H. P. Straight-K:(>hi K-! It,, • i tin ,n, W.'.-.t ro •.:j"ht aijain v.i a!i F-ifihts. And, i<>t z:>. . k 1 • <. crowning all

111 I'- «a\\fi.rrl.- \ve ,, models for 1941 are ofTe-red with Hydta-Matic Hit.-hrii. :•,(• HI...I,I 'st' Drive*—again the sensation of the motor car year! ALL I''-, "fnisiee, ;, l;,,,,,,. . OFFEMJSTG '!•-. "ii", |tr...-Kl si . I,-.,. •''. ' '< iitean l*|.i,,. |.|,, -••:

I Hller, |nn H,-,,;i,j C(| | ;i;l > *"'T|. , M-.r.-is *'i; \\, , . A-MAOTl -k ;•! ! J \ hi Kb degree of or«n :i|l the votliiR districts »!•' rnisrr 4-n DRIVE* H;IM uIKOCI upon metnb III, 1,,.' t |_ ( "•mocratk- party here .| |v. III aid ' Ii.iri;,'.t|. $1045'). /// '• Whelan of Kllznbeth U (n/, ; •in tin Kith ser 4- Dour S,-,l "f i IV ..f .!„• :; o| n;, ! ' V. <'"inmiUee, at the form lainl.s |,f, rr.ir f,;,,!f,r p Ih. ,._ ; <>r Simmilt Democratic vr M'»|-f ;h:(ii just a fluiii c t(i I'KH-.V.s tit t;i\ rs Thursday nlKht. !„•(. •'••.•• flum a:i :iii?ii[ii,iti. ;inKlOVenmorc, •i /•nrc:! st.trt ;it >",';- ; transmission. OMM.IO. hl|r*'s f'M-1'.-- H v lr I'he meetliiB. held at -!1HT pur, h.( 'LitLansing. Mirli. "i'i,, - '- «-Matic Drive is,-, 'HiafterH on Sprhigfie! r.'il. lutiti,.-! :|lill v /'.i••(•'(/ (>-•) rail near Railroad ay^tun*. atl ..th "' r, tni'.IU-si a ' r.,t 7" 1"!- tht- IIKIH "f tlu> laiRfHt sroups of '•<* •n.il l 1W • >'t brought together ii "" ,-nti! 1. < '<>rn ««•• inun: ip.il . haij;, Hoth Whelan and J. Jei em,in 1 th.- o!!,,tl,,n '• :H.- .-|H.| ti,,|, ;,,: ut rxira cost. •j .". city chnlimaii. expre an.t (),, irl. lotion with the turnout. Kaplon presided with i •''•' .Ili.' !h, / 1 Stone, who IH In cha 31 UNION liiadqiiarters. PER CO Short talkn were made •' DOWIK'H. candidate f< 'iu* SlIMllllit 700 h|v. and Capt. PranciB V didute for Comnior SUMMIT. N. loin thu second ward,