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Y«*r—No. 14 THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, It54 Bat«ra4 M ImM Claw Stetut at IM wW •* Saaurit, N. I. V**m ta* Act of Marek I. ills $4 A YEAR !• CENTS School for 1K6-S7 iyday Marts Closing Weeks September 17 4*>s 38 New Teachers Schools Open Next Thursday; Principals meeting Tuesday, Sepuphr # at •:» I.B, Workshop for teachers, WednesdayS«pt«»»b*r S at.l:» a.m. at Lincoln School All teachers will meet in their miffcWlfi taiktinfs fa Wednesday, September 5 To Assume Posts City's Recreation Program at 1:30 p.m. . Record Enrollment Expected Although nda in the etrly ptrt of the week cancelled Registration of new student* on Wednesday, September 9 In Cry's Schools Schools open for students on Thursday, September • Summer vacation will come to an official end next nmny activities, tht city's ten-week aumuer recreation Thirty-eight new teachers win October , » . " '. 33 day* Thursday, September 6. when school bells will ring in m a* five playgrounds finished its ninth week tot take over class assignments when Summit for what is expected to be a record-breaking en- with a flurry of action, climaxed by the annual Hay- November ._•«_, « 18 da>» the eity'a public schools open next rollment of students. > Single session Tuesday, November • tor Election Day Thursday, Sept. €. on Thursday. Schools close November t and ft — MJEA Convention Full classes will be held/the first day and new students • supervised portion of the Six of them will fill new posts -—— ~~ j'will be registered at their various Single session Wednesday, November U, before Thanksgiving in the schools, while the remlin- program will officially end Schools reopen on Monday. Novemher II schools on Band Concert ing 32 take over classes vacated 5, throughout the day. torn at all playgrounds. How- December n 15 days by promotions, resignations or Two Summit Sisters leaves of absence. The schools will open this year r, the children will itill be aUe Schools dose at the end of tfat day, Friday, December 21 tor Christmas vacation with 3ft new teachers Joining the (avail themselves of much of January ' • • . ' tt day»t Those filling new assignment* system. Only six of these wUJ fill Tonight Features include Howard S. Anderson, tvttjpmmt which will remain Schools reopen on Wednesday. Jaavaty t, WFl instantly Killed new posts. The remainder have Harold J. Ahem. Miss Barbara J. been hired to fill vacancies. February _. - • . ' • 15 days Knapp, Miss Marion M. Loftus, Schools close at the end of the day «B Friday, February 15 f»r mid-winter Throughout the summer months r, which was participated Hamaford Work William J. McCIurkm and Mrs. By Train at Shore extensive renovation and repairs vacation Katherir* S. Marvin. approximately 400 boys and Under the auspices of the Board Schools reopen on Monday, February 25 Two Summit sisters who were have been made to practically all Anderson, who, fills the high school buildings but the recent from the five playground*, of Recreation the Summit Concert March ••••-' 21 days vacationing at Bay Head were in- held at Memorial Field. The Band will present its final concert school driver and physical educa- stantly killed at 1 p.m. Monday steel strike has halted work on the ram consisted of ehampion- in the current season at Memorial April . • 17 days tion posts, has one year of leach- at Point rieasant Beach when a new additions for Franklin and ing background. He his a IIS. Jefferson Schools, the Board of fkld events, baseball games Field at 8:15 p.m. today. A post Schools dose at the end of the day on Friday, April 12 for spring vacation and Flow moving mail train crashed Hay and an MS. from Rutgers Uni- Education said this week. I mechanical rides. season concert will be presented HolidaEastery on. ThursdaySchools reope, Many 30on, MemoriaMoaiay. l ApriDayl 22 (Easter is April 21) 0 into their car at a crossing. September 13. Clarence J. Am- versity. He has had two rears of The .sisters were Mrs. Marie L. Walter S. Efldy, secretary el i the tetherbaO championships, brose will conduct the program to- June 14 days military service. Schreiher. 74, of the DeBary, and the Board, said that construction and Mabie Playgrounds night fat a variety of tones includ- Schools dose on Thursday, Jane H Also filling a driver and physi- Miss Kathleen M. Didrichsen, 72. at the two schools has come to captured two first-place ing Harry S. Hannaford's new com- cal education post will be Ahem, a standstill for lack of steel but while Lincoln and Wash- position, a suite of his Floodtide, 182 days a graduate of Summit High Lesters Also Injured voiced hope t|»at suppliers would i took two others. Fogbound, and Northwester; all School, Scion Hall and St. John's Former Mayor Maxwell Les- soon tie able to catch up on back- logs in order to meet the city's and Memorial Hay- of which he wrote this summer. |tor« Hows End University. Ahern also has two ter, Jr. and Mrs. Lester of 105 took first place honors years of military service. order. It was learned that until Mr. Hannaford is the regular con- Summit Mtafl stores will re- New England avenue also were new shipments of steel are re- horseshoe thawing sin- ductor of the band. YMCA to Start Nature Clubs Hiss Knapp, who received an injured in ai auto accident at contest while Washington same faBlteMSaf hours after ceived, no further work can be Although Summit residents have A.B. degree from Drew Univer- Point Pleasant last Tharsday performed. in second. In the horseshoe Labor Day, Beginning Monday. sity in June of this year will take tad both are confined to a shore doubles, Memorial and heard the regular concerts on al- Work on Pool September It, stores will be open Plan Visit to The strike has also curtailed ternate Thursday nights at Me- over the new fourth grade at hospital. each shared top hoa- on Monday*, .,. Roosevelt School. Details regarding the accident the task of converting to oil the morial Field, many do not know During fl# summer months Brayton and Roosevelt School's that the band members have given Island Beach The new commercial course at or the extent of injuries have Annex Nov. 1 most storeavwere dosed all day not been learned. heating system boilers. However, 1al, Mabie and Lincoln concerts in other communities as The Summit Nature Club and the high school will be filled by Mr. Eddy said that by September I took first place in the singles welL The hand is tentatively plan- Monday to five employees long Miss Loftus who has ten years of Construction of the VMCA's new the Nature CTub of Chatham have of Summit Garden Apartments, IS, the Board expects to have the championship events, ning a concert ;at Lyons Hospital week-ends. ; • * teaching experience. She is for- annex will begin about November completed plans to visit Island 180 Summit avenue. majority of the work completed. i the doubles, Mabie captured for September 7. The band mem- merly of the Washington School , Three New Courses 1, according to the program sched- Beach as the first field trip of the According to shore police re- events. also give their time in the fall season on Saturday, Septem- (or Secretaries in Newark. Mits Superintendent of Schools Rob- |tbe 90-yard dash, Mabie came wekly two-hour rehearsals, work ule now set up by Zwigard Con* Suminfr School Loftus also has a B.S. m com- ports, the sisters were hit at an erts v S. Reed announced that ber >. Members of both organiza- unguarded crossing of the New with three first prizes with ing on the programs they will pre- struction Company of BfUlburn. tions and theiri friends will spend merce from Drexel Institute. three new-courses would be given taking one. The three- sent at their concerts. Some of The Millburn concern was award* Inrolbmnt of Library Aide Named York and IXUIR Branch Railroad this year at the High School. They the day at this seashore area de- by a three-car mail and bagage race honors wen shared the band members have played (Continued on page 5) ed the "Y" contract on July 17 scribed by the National Park The new assistant for the junior train of the Jersey Central Rail- labst and Memorial as tack for more than IS years, some have 242 Ntw High Service as "the last remaining and senior high school libraries played only a few seasons. Quite i following a supplementary fund road. The train was said to have two events. Memorial took enroBmeiit this significant stretch of natural beach is Mrs. Marvin, formerly of the been proceeding at about 20 miles Ttn Arto Youths in [ the fire potato* sack events are college students, represent- raising effort by fie YMCA to in northeastern United States." Maplewood Public Library. She ing such schools as Harvard, Cor- offset unexpectedly high bids. year set a new high. Alton J. Cast, an hour. August Draff Group Lincoln and Mabto shared High School frincipal and director Acquired in 1953 from the estate has two years of experience in the Seven Summit youths, one from victories. nell, Brown, Juniata. Middlebury, Enough new contributions were field, haviaf received her MJ5. in Police said they could not' es- Rutgers, and the University of received at that date and provi- •rted to of the late Henry Phipps, the ten- tablish who was driving the car Berkeley Heights and two former its meet mile peninsula remains virtually library science this month. She residents of the city were includ- North Carolina, sions made for financial credit, also holds a B.A. from Welleslcy. but Hiss Didrichsen had a driver's I stick championship were the program for tonight follows: if needed, to assure the YMCA of JEnroUmmt for closed to the public while plans license and friends stated that ed in the August draft contingent - " ig2« are considered for the develop- kf cClurkea wil fil the new Mrs. Schreiber did not know how of 31 sent Monday from Selective. salety la actjptlng the Jov^bjd, Juniw high ata&ecnatlc's post. A ekampkms tint- Ife- earOWlas* ment as a nature- perserve end to drive". Sepie* Board 44 «t TCainfwld.Ti n contract. graduate of Temple University, Washington, Edison and Brockenshlre summer. Many of "the aludents as the first state-owned ocean Mrs, Schreiber yitt th§ widow greup was one of the largest to be Overture—Orpheua . Offenbach It was decided to proceed, ac- came from neighboring commun- front recreational area. However, he comes to Summit from EHcins called in several months. In the Jacks contests, cording to Harold M. Perry, pres- Park, Perm., with five years of of TeU C. Shreiber, a New York Lincoln and Memorial uite by H. S. Hannaford ities. the sponsoring nature clubs have City silk broker. She lived most of From Summit were Warren 8. ident of the "Y", in order to pre- announced that local residents in- teaching experience. He spent Kimber, Jr. of 27 Beacon road, Gor- ik on* event Egg toning 1. FloodUde Three new courses were added her life at Short Hills before mov- clude later additional costs due to the summer curriculum. These terested In seeing the unique sea- two rears with the military serv- don K. Lend of 244 Oak Ridge FCOontinoed on page 2) 2. Fogbound to the pending steel price rise and ice. ing here three years ago. Her were world history, biogoiy and side plant life and shore birds of sister, Miss Didrichsen moved cvenue, William G. Barker of 31 evidence that other costs would Filling other positions, recently 3. Northwester general mathematics. In the Junior Island Beach are invited to join here 12 years ago horn New York Lenox road, William H. Joyner, Jr. advance. In addition to this, Per- vacated, will be Mrs. Constance Selection—Fortune Teller Herbert High division instruction was given the two groups. Citv. of 105 New England avenue, Frank ry indicated that certain condi- Anderson who will loach second Gondolfo of 29 Chestnut ave- pages) March—Indiana State Band in seventh grade reading, seventh Dr. John A. Small, eminent New Both women wore born at Staten tional pledges might be withdrawn Jersey botanist, will lead the trip. grade at Franklin School, replac- nue, Frederick H. Shipley of at Farrar and eighth grade English and math. Island, (he daughters of the Wil- tlmdt if action was delayed on construc- Of the 242 attending the summer Dr. Small is an associate profes ing Miss MeCaim. A graduate of Oak Ridge avenue, Anthony /. March—American Legion Parker tion. Douglass College, Mrs. Anderson liam Gordon Didrichsen and Mary 'etraco of 122 Orchard street, and session, 163 signed up for only one sor at Douglass College, Rutgers Louise Van Zandt. The family Fantasy—River Jordan comes to Summit from San An- William C. Snyder of Norwalk, •- 4 When the, contract was signed, subject and 79 took two subjects. University. He has made exten- was soci.'illy prominent in New laisified. 22,23 AIT. Whitney the building fund was still short Typing classes attracted 42. The sive studies of the botany of Island tonio, Texas with two yvsn of ."win., formerly of Summit. teaching background. York City. The Berkeley Heights youth was Mortals 6 Blue Tail Fly Grundman bout $€0,000 to meet all eventual argest subject enrollments were Beach on which he is recognized xpensej and while loans could be in English 1, plane geometry and as an authority. A June, 1956 graduate of New- According to police, the car, Karl E. Stelert of 122 Mountain »atfii • Little Rhapsody in Blue ark State Teachers Colles;*, Aus- which was completely demolished venue. Fastaie Valley 8 secured under necessity for the algebra 1. It is expected that the field trip Gershwin balance, it was unanimously de- will start from the Summit YMCA tin L. Beveridpe will replace Mr. in the crash, apparently ran into Also with the contingent waf 14, 15 Bacchanals from Samson and rided to continue the fund raising For WATER SOFTENERS or SOFT at 8 a.m. Picnic lunches will be Williams in elementary manual the train. The fireman of the en- Robert L. Shivers of Union, a for- ports 18 WATER SERVICE call ClrtXIGAN (Continued on pace 2) mer resident. , . Delilah St. Saens (Continued on page 2) MErcury 5-7878 mAr famed and a fee will be required. Continued on pa Re 5) New Teachers Joining The Summit School System

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Barbara J« Kaapp Allrc P. Boyle HaraU Ahem M*rr«IU Colt Cecilia Carrier Drinr mU f fcj* Nacaftm Naacy Matkiir 5CJ»MJ High Sdutoi Emgliih JMg* Mrs. Ed. Sr. BighFnmck mmd SptmiA rrmmhUm SthmU THf SUMMIT HtsULD. THUtSOAY. AU+UST HL Ittt Port. VFW, eacn received a min- la a aeries tt party S«VM From Areo iatuxf American flag as weO as F. T. Lawrence YMCA to Start Kathy Gelsoa. Xttfay certificate* fronjranous patriotic I) organizations ia the county. Estate Hactd Nancy Scarasnm, Hugo Itcomt Citizens rM«*m I ttIM Mil vas wiaaer ia tbe eveat for youag- founding of tbe local "T' as a drlawn for prospective ' »< the trust. confined to talent shows, barbe- Tbe Summit Truat Co. U tbe Pedicure it the name of th« cues and parties. executor, ot tbe Mtate, Ihe veiua procim of caring w and beauti- of which wa* not feveatod. fjiag feel Lumber and Building Material Oafy h mr Mtor t Gold Awaits Six Had lli« perfect fit yevf eMld Sisters any site and oity s*yt«. (Oootamed from pace 1) SCREENS We mm**** a coatpiett ttedt Area Taxpayers gine crev. «ho was at the con- of sbos « oil «*»•*, ond FRANKLIIV HILLS trols at the time, was at the right w child's #0* 1 hand aide of the cab and said he In Dead Refunds did not see the auto, which ap- ; perfect fit every time TWDWir DRIVE I KIN IIU HIVE proached from the left. However, Combination Doors There's fold — or a! least coin the engineer, who was acting as of the realm — awaiting a handful fireman, saw tbe car near the 2SS St. CH 7-0525 of absent-minded Summit residents train and said be thought it would Ranch & Split Level Homes in tbe form of income tax refunds uadeliverabk because of faulty ad- stop. When it did noc he yelled dresses. for the emergency brake and Call CR. 3-1010 or any agent warning signals. Both were ap- Tax refunds checks totaling plied but cot in time to prevent thousands of dollars are being held tbe crash. for about SOt county residents at Police said tbe crossing has no EXRKSSrtOHPANlk tbe Newark District Office of the warning devices but only a sign Internal Bevemw Service. proclaiming a crossing. Tbe train In each instance, the checks kave was ea route to Bay Head Junc- wO ***** ' HUNDREDS been undelivered because of incor- tion, the last stop oa the line. rect addresses. In some causes only Mrs. Schreiber is survived by off toda/'s most wanttxl colors street numbers are given, la others two sons. Van Zandt Schreiber, of dependable Service lor homo decoration! tbe name is incomplete and hi a cartoonist, of Cnappaqua, N.Y., still others, the taxpayer has aad Tell C. Schreiber, Jr. of Cleve- agent for moved and left no forwarding ad- land; a daughter, Mrs. John Awaii dress. WaUalde Attye flat Vafl MM Adams of Clinton; two brothers, Local residents whose names are Ferdinand and Charles of New Allied Von Lines, Inc. listed below nay claim tbeJr York City, and six grandchildren. checks by contacting the Internal Tbs) OaavPcoaiylvante canal Revenue office in Newark and es- was oeeeed in 1M0. wben a boat tablishing their identity. traveled from Pittsburgh to Ak- MOVMG NEE DELL SHOES Tat following area residents have checks of $100 or nor* awaiting ( TOUR RED CROSS SBOt STORE—Ett. 1326) ! them: ^ PACKMG Do***" and E. Baldwin, in Cl. 1-2042 ! South Spriacfiaid ev«H (then is Fonnica Sink Tops »S«UiSprtnglkl|);li. W. sad EvarytJting In Cabinet STORAGE OWN ML EVE. 1H, t P. M. Brown Hardware ft Supply Co. g. lrttt, M Witaam MI Qm*> ^paaaBaavv K. Cafsaa, Box ft* hm» end fitrajture >4aklng Minimum -M- •»* (no ton ghm bat presumed to be lummtt): Ceerje riickens- KITCHEN REMODELING SHIPPING chUd. 154 Fairview avenue, Ber- ktley Beighta; A. and B. Temple, t Harvard street; Mary C. Young KARL UNDER Estate of freakUs C. Tonag, l» CRtstvitw 7-0315 2t Para Avt, 44-74 RAMOAO AVB. SUMMIT. N. J. Playgrounds am Mm (UWBBBM flrom page i) tveoU saw Habit. Washington tad Mison each emerging wiaaers.

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Err. loeer * Hill t»" lead , tfars *re >« «f M WtJtiit&ge rs*d tar **-it \t*r Ere &erv***~Fijr« wrvjct htrmm by Mr Bffi. to tbe Mm Frask L KeM«h it efaair- iM auto icc/j* •.at'.; St "Marti af &t evest aadwBl te M> property daaiage u senace tepw A dsnsg serripi • A aatrte *f Mendia*, Mi**., M«. Ptwy X VaaAer- foes to Be ftw)" Mr», Clarke named Thomas H. petoaty; Mrt. WIBiaaB 'Id- Pedaatriae Tfcanday—:< Sfc * Osktt M«f*rtd CWtJi . ax e-sru-r is UdB. Her iui- ad**rtna»« aid Mrs. WOtts stand at mm, aad arna*. Tae €*£ of tsw M*»f. b«*t»« Mn. DMflaa ftgwt was five v- >**• icrnc*; t:M f-«-. (Led ir 2K1. Sit vu a lycrwa aad br Mn. Georft Beb> lltt «re at ttsa vfee »TD b« ia ekarft «f ft« was\ r ChurcK &* be , YUJS to date 1 memlwr <£ several safa- mack bar. •Xew PnrMnn fcsaday—» • •. Warttip. Tbu it fvar dtTaoi n|fct " tcrne*; U &.•_, Yitkor tcrttee. rise*. mrh*4-- j' tbe PkiwUl Re- Ti» Gakles 7rx£ u tr. EO I Sots i Err ttteaard 4. kVyaa T»e«iey-i.*i f». Mrs Ckf,- ne* Mn Cirke vtt »cc«e is 'J 2," "BdKiid. w*tt JC'USXT oi Clyde F. Fanner. toe i Circle at aeaw ml Mrs. *. 4* *TWE*2"I K-uffraj* inoreaejit —i* a as , Ccke aerr«cet B GdLaas-sf IN Oretard -stiwet:- lew* ti* f*ti*r tatis ut tii! *« nbasld be is tessietM* *.T.3 ^« the £rrt Change Now to-GAS HEATING at MetiK- ! areas*; Ipav. Mrs. ISaJaots Or- meettsf »' Par.** Kwu Vvrk Ftrtt l«ptt«t CHoreh 11 a ua. Merei&g iD • Economical Heat—save fuel ete at a*sM JKJ i»jtr oored dollars ! Wednesday—• |B-, Mn. Wil- ftrr. Mi Htm. Etf vaH C costs to llttlti | ia tow asaditffrjBn$; Nursery; ^ e^*^* °* traffic y* fee.Dcs- to Sssaii* to l:v* «~;Q> ber we itmmm't Orck at bees* ef Mn Mtv E«Ui«aW at Iprfeifltii In. ;•:» p-BL. Pre-terrine prayer '•»»*re k B'et&ens • Cfoa Haot lass housework f A. Per* of • Bidgedak arem*: a»d t« do htt Unce *r&m tw! to phono ; T p.B., ETesarg Venice _ Mn. Breea't Cird* at hasae... of — 31 am., iS u live pnrate iaiisnartitw is »rs- aad is* • Dtpcndobk and Soft < Mn Leroy BaJdwss ef » Cnes- »er utrrttx* add at Metkwdiat Be" Cbttrefc; CUM ear* froep*. Moeday—3 pat. and T p ED . La- j* L*ck- She it the author oi^'Americas anywhere bor Day raOies at the dtntrda ia Mr. Woisea and ttie Wta^d Wir," "Tfc* Specializing in St. JoKn'.a UHisf.fi Oturcbj SummH CaidweO. s Use Bal**- GAS Csmiand . .V. X«ed« a Wife* aad other TO« He •AS HIATINO Bev. W. f. goaaiaa, ffluB). aad Wi Wadaaaday - f:«l pa. Mid- was pstiui&M'is HCATIMG IMSTAUATIONS m • bandax — I M I « , Ckurch ^ wack prapcr BMcti&c aad Bible *<> Today—« pa. Prayer and Bi- smce been printed j» ser- ; schwi: Worafeip. stady; I4S p.m.. Choir rehearsal liner wsi &** ".riff-: fiee Ue Study. ideot. ersi Aeehtu and Enjlish »di- SPECIALISTS DQSTlNt HOMC | Tiiesday-a pas, Cooocil mtct- tkxks. At the tine, of her death !fat . ! Sunday—#:8i am. Lor4 i Sap- Si LuU't Rtformad All of Mr. Farmer! per: 11 in.. Faciily B:bie Hcnr. *a^r>id service ha-d baee the tad alnon eorrpk-êd a def- Episcopal tbe Baltimore and 0f> Radroai I treats* on tiie trolatiaa of AUTHORIZED DEALER IS Hi* MtfKcxfiit Ctiurch Marray BB] . Has career wrth &e E ft 0. be- from eariiec. hmtt to IMS. 17 Beat ftact Beotevard Bev. "faker MaeOer gaa an U08 st Newark. Ot»o wbere be »»i born After serv- Mrs. Oarke was a member ffl BRYANT EQUIPMENT Aaterka's rVat sal Fmiiat Maacfaetwer Sasday—11 a.a., Umted Wor- Soaday — fl:«l a.n. ing is vanouj rier.ctl ycm*r<* Xatiosil Ant Gub. Pea a Ed ship Serrke. Sennca by Rer. school; Adult Bible class: 11 am. :n tbe traffic sad >?eratja« -Je- Brîfc. Wc»nen*f PTT«, PEN. Of Gas leatlM EavJpaeat Norman / Yoonf, "Cbmtias For- > Tbe Lord's Sapper and sermws by partmeou. he beca.-r.e £rei|ht traf- *nd aa b&acrarr aesbe? ,of tr» giteneii." Kursery care provided. !the !,e 'rasiufer in P.îxirgh. He Dixie Cub of New York. was a former presxfcs: ol the Na-Strwt Women's CM, and PECK & LEATHERS Cwnfral uooiJ. Freiftt Traffic Ajaocsatioe.. Th«ta PU. Hill Chapel He sen«d h World War I ia In addition to her *OE. Bever!?-. 24MopbAm,WMlOf«Kjt IMwood 1-2082 Prtsbyttrisjn ChurcK &e J4QJ - EagTioeer Corps of tbe tbe is tormed by t»o grasdtota U S. Army and ierre at 7 p.m.. ofT 30 has requested that eoa- for •A Chapter Cousc:i K. T. Shnae, tnbutiocs be made to tb» Union A Branch ef The Mother Church, The First Church of Chrjt conclude at 8:15 p.m. On Scientist, to Boston. Massachusetts Newark, Oiuj. County Associ«uoQ lor l!estt|f mid-week Sunday Services at 11 A. M. Sunday School U A. M. BURROUGHS & KOHR , prayer meeUnj" will convene at He leaves h.s vie. Mn. Mary Health. Xaboney Firmer: a aofl; Clyde Wednesday Testimonial Meeting at I:U P. M. Daf( A 7:45 p.m. iastead of • p. m. Fl.\CRAL DIHEITOMS F. Farmer Jr. of Buffalo, N. Y.: B«T. r. Fraads The purpose of the Wednesday Bet. FleM Ifht f^tnft ii to allow time for SpOMtT Atkî Skow Christian Science Reading Room K. P. BUEBOCOHS A SON choir Mteanal after prajer meet- •oBdar—• a.a.. Holy Commun- Reicbert of Newark, Obk), and r,»,M«sHe—The Women'* OPEN TO THf fUlUC ion; • an.. Choir rehearsal; 10 It was announced that the t Mn. Neil Roderick of Akron, Ohio; Ml SPKJNQFIEU) AVENUE a brother, Ross 309 Springfitld Avanu* CR. 3*2323 a en.. Holy Communion and aer-church's TMation school wJl end Methodist Church of New Provi- Open daily 10:00 to 4:» axeapt foadayt and holidayi; iiw dence will sponsor an antiques B. kmhr Jr. Friday evaninfi T:N to f:» and after the Wadsetdiy mart- Wadaesdsy — it a.m., Churtb and aa entertainment. Tbe feature show to be held at the Parish inf; Ularatsra oa ChristUa Science nay be read, borrovtd of ventnlkjuum and Sprisifiekl avenue, by Rev. Janes the teiUng of bible stories. Muir, aasocia** minister of Cen- MID-JERSEY AeeonNag to tbe caurefa, the high tral Presbyterian Church. Burial point ia the scnod's attendance this wil lbe held at Newark. Ohio. year was reached last Thunday Mr. Fanner waa stricken at be COMPANION when Z77 boys and girls were pres- was watching a baseball game on MR. and MRS. VOTERS television. Police were summoned ent. Extensive change* in the planned arrangement* had to he by a neighbor and arrived within .N) the polli tomorrow aad not hat* U wait mtil after totun p*rUap»ntn« n*3iber»îp la »U a "New and Better Way of Ut*' for (he cooakWraUon of fn&aum a tb* baflnntb* of Its fifth jmr efforts qmckty *nJ **tom*k*ay! The Uw Republican, Demoersiie and Independent Voter*. It ia FOMT tasaura wrm aesvicE: rn«»jt *»r»t ntLMJ-* r-M. •JOB mot* DAY CALEKDAa: b-rpH that the miiltoos of voters v&o are fk«e from the use cafl: B4Mb BMboeila B»t..w.MtoeafeT. S«pt Mb m 7t» and SÔ TM. of liquor, t'/b»cco and the Caffeine drinks, wifl atcood this D»T, Ttramdur. Sept. «*> «t 10 30 A-M blue fUme of CMS is qukkTcUsnl Kol MUrt.73lUr. B«pt. !«tii * 7:00 uv) 1:45 Pit nwwn»v*i The i;fe you save between now aad election day MM. A. J. BtANM Day of AaoMOMoe, Baturter..S«(K. 1>^ UortUc< 9errtM «*. 'C-» Chlldno a«rnot *t 1M. Arwrnoon B«rttot at 3 ». --— may be • vote fw your favorite candidate*. CfUatvWw 3-3274 BaDtil MorrlKm D. 1M*) vuii oooduoo t all arrricai a—lafurt liy Otator Xortnui Swnnen, the TemplTl e BUMB** CtufcrCt . aadd MrM . »»J^- Mtl JUytMX, OOrjfiaW. Our nominee has been s*elucg the voUi of the electorate MRS. H. GOtSKY w Schooi We hope to be t& our ovo ap panntneM bullfiuf a Sununtt AT«VU« tor tit* oponU* off crir K^l Bcbool, 8*p- lit Kiffltwi yean and thow who \att4 to change their way CRowford 4-3231 »rd M. 19:00 AM. Tar iwnb* lnfoem«aoo: Kn J. J Kaolon or Mm. I. BotbaolMn of of Lie ire delighted with their clearer minds, their better MM. C. STfMFEL Summit. Mn. I. WHtxr of N«v Pravldane*: Mm. a. Oardon of health and their living 'A money Now they are moat happy IAhwoy 7-1118 Mr. J. Ltatowmw of abort HlUt: BaMt M. D. Mai at in electioneering to help th^jr frwndi and istociatet to bring p*ac* m their bvej and they M* thit-ai a Becessarjr prelnde to international peace Those *1K> nefletted to vote for a change are kick:ni{ thern»«lve< when they think of the money they have waited and the treadmill existence that they are farced to Uve.

11 you "eaDy want} '/ur favorite candidates to alvv a »OC- ctuful camp^iijrn »rvl (ulf.il their platform «Mfrtflmi daring a full term in office, recommend to them tbat they say "No Thank You" when they are repeatedly asked to have oaf or more <4 the caffeine drinkv alcoholic hincages. «r tobacco products. A tuccetiful f tretgn. policy nakat K desirable for all US. official* to uw water in drinking toaata aad to avoid the me of the "Hot Sp.U Of Humaa Dcstraetka" H official CDtertainment.

HUMAN. ENGINEERS won't find a joker Howard B. Blahop, H. E.

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itfe ux years of teaduog ex- e, Miss Alice P. Boyle «iU is the bifit tcbeol's Department. She ha* as from Immaculate College aa M.A. from the Uaivemty Pennsylvania. She is ftvm iogton, N. J. Replace*, Mr. Farth Brooks.- with su vears of ing background, will take junior and senior hlgb &dh«jl arts from Mr. Furtb. He a B.S. from Newark Stale iehers College and has done in administration awl super ^ >n. He a formerly rf

B Marcella *». O!e will as duties in the French and *h departments at the high Jarli Brook* Walton B. Simon* n Mrdlurltrn _jl. She has 11 years erf tearb- ttrmrmtmrr Shop High School Mmthemaiit* High School rhr*. feV. Elrm. l*h?»itai td. . Junior High Malhent ilin backgrouod and holds a B.A. •y • V an M.A. from Mount Alttson B.S. She has student teaching ex- in the second grade at Jefferson bury College. Mis* Schabacker i converted to woodworking shops |versity in Canada: Hiss Cole perience. School. has also had two years of mill Schools Reopen ; Also at the Roo.sevelt SCII«M>I, .I replace Miss Franco. Situs Carol H. Foster will take Replacing Mr. Boyle in theUry service. new (UNMIKHH has l«rn drsiar (Con its of. instead of one available for stud- lege, from where he received a and a half years of teaching ex Stewart conies from Wilmington, ficei was one of six houses niovid tilb 22 years of teaching ex- ents. The cars have IK'CII loaned B.S. degree, Robert H. Grecn- perience and two and a half years Del. across the street in order to make nee, Cyril Connelly «til take by the Steulle Buick Co. and Nic- the junior high Latin and wald will teach elementary phys- of military service. The fifth grade at Brayton room for the high school's addi- ola Chevrolet Co. tion in 1949. from Miss McVean who ical education. He replaces Mr. Mrs. Dorothy E. King will re School will be taken over by Miss Ann F. Tedesco wtio replaces Mr. been transferred to the s*n Underwood who has been trans- place Miss Egeln at Brayton Mr. Reed also Mated that the Chamber of Commtrc* to high. Mr. Connelly holds an ferred to the high school. Mr. School's kindergarten. A gradu Nelson, vfao takes over as thenew students when registering on from Catholic University, Greenwald has had two years of ate of Westchester Teachers Col school's principal. Miss Tedesco, Wednesday, September 5, should Enftrtolii New Ttochtrs a June graduate of Tufts, has a hington, D. C, and an MAmilitary' service. lege, Mrs. King has six years of have with the. birth certificates, The Summit Area Chamber of B.A, degree and has experience the University cf Pitts- teaching background. report cards and other records Commerce's civic and professional With nine years of teaching ex- in student teaching. b. Mr. Connelly is^rom Bns- made available by the transfer- division next Wednesday Mill en- perience, Mrs. Elsa Groeneveld With four years of teaching ex Mrs. Margaret Thurler. with , Penn. ring schools tertain the 38 new teachers in the will teach junior high English and perience, Mrs. Mary Ann Mar one year of teaching experience lisa Kathyrn K. Croucsky who All teachers will report for or- city's schools by taking them on social studies. A graduate of the shall will take over Roosevelt conies to Summit from Queens eived her B.S. from the Uni- ganization meetings at their a bus tour and then to the Hi>tel University of Texas, Mrs. Groene- Schools fourth grade, replacing County, N, Y., to assume her po- lity of Rhode Island in 1955,v*Sd will replace Mrs. Flanagan. respective school buildings on Suburban for dinner. Mrs. Eastman who is now on sition as second grade teacher at \ll-lill HiNiri(l|tr Allen C, Stewart ,_„ to Summit from New Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. while The new teachers will meet with; The second grade at the Bray- leave. Mrs. Marshall has a B.A. Washington School. Mrs. Tlnirli-r Viimin/ Jr»« With School Hiilory pren to replace Miss Simpson elementary service school teach- he Chamber at the HiKh School __1 ton School will be taken over by from Swarthmore and attended received her B.A. from Vassar e elementary clothing class. ers will meet with Mr. Reed at at 3:30 p.m. for the tour through Mass Dorinda M. Hicks. She has Teachers College at Columbia. and attended education courses Crouchley has ooe year of a B.S. from Wheelock from where his office at 97 Maple street at Summit and will return at 6 p m High School Students Due unit, it wa* announced this week A graduate of Trenton Teach at Queens College.' the same time All new teachers by the agency. hing background. she graduated in June. Miss Hicks eis College from whore she re o the Hotel Suburban for a recep- ... Cecilia Ann Currier, who Jr. High Math Teacher will report at 8:30 am. ontion and dinner. For October Chest X-Rays New Providence schools are will take over the class formerly ceived a B.S. degree, Miss Nancy A class j in junior high mathe- June 1956 graduate of Tren- Wednesday for a worshop to be This is the. second year that llie sfhrduk'd fur the month of De- held by MLSS Marten. F. Mueller comes to Summit matics JfTU be Mrs.June R Wes- Chest \r.i\-. n't Hidi Stliiinl Teaehers oCollege and who held at the Lincoln School. Of the Chamber 'oT'Commerce has been i-oniher ;m the leiTivo theirs in November. junior liish, replacing Mrs. Bears, ton, Mrs. Wessel has two years of / graduate. Mrs. Marilyn J. Hughes been newly created. Kentr, Jr., chairman: Frank J- !j 'niun County TulxTCUIHSIS A now on leave. Miss Mueller has teaching background and holds a i Tlir mst of the program j< paid To Teach Drama will ,re- • Drake rwl Oil. «» Horrtf *»«.. of teaching experience. Miss ceived an A.B. He has done grad- • Aalkmy Ftonr CpTrrlaf Shop, V«l- uate work at Rutgers, Columbia l Schabacker was formerly with •* ii c the Abington Friends School. She and the University of Vermont. coats so little- ON STETS AND PORCHES • Uau4 G. Ko*rk. Haute •• has a B.S. from Dickinson Col- r.H.A. FINANCED (Mit (• D*lt fc RaskiB. Haaovcr) lege and an . M.A. from Middle To Attend Confertnct to phono J. Robert Dean of 7 Harvey drive, supervisor of the Edward B. Ames Agency of Phoenix Mu- anywhere tual Life Insurance Co., Newark, DOVER STREET BRITISH SHOES will attend an anniversary con- Cleveland BBt ference at White Sulphur Springs, Richmond. 7O* West Virginia, on Monday. At- *«• NKWAKK (far • TM ud For School and College tendance at the conference is Sunday*. > mi*. *Utica based on sales records. Mr. Dean ALL SHOES IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY will be accompanied to the con- Oil BUSINESS It primarily selling British shoes by majl on ference by Mrs. Dean. direct factory representation at a fraction of their American retail price, saviag purchasers several dollars a pair.

For the coaveaience of local customers who wish to be oersonally fitted we are sow open _ EXCELLENT VALUES IN ALL DAY WEDNES- DAYS—I* A.M. to • P.M. HATl'RDAVS ., USED 9 A.M. to S r.M. siwmmmm Mall Order -* »l Prir« rrevaiJ EMRJLV RECONDITIONED

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Genuine Hhite Ruck fraai Sooth African BY SINGER , .. Cape — made with red Micro rrDjIar •ales tt% lighter n weight thai -egnlar •oles — laboratory Eitra .fS tested for long wear 11 — w1D awt tlip Mifl«f m* imrly In th* w**Jr m pm»lU». draft and other gadgets vanished." He finally 1 1 S f Lmpy r*€*iw*d mflm $ p.m., Tmmtimy, mmj kmw* to s Jill succeeded in finding the correct button by 12 13 14 15 16 iws| consulting the instruction book. It 20 21 22 21 24M 1 Somehow, we feel for the Duke. Even THURSDAY, AUGUST M, IMS though our car is not as sleek as his, we still have an abundance of buttons strewn about Labor Day our dashboard, too. Wt think we know what Labor Day was first celebrated 74 years each it for. ago when union workers in New York City It seems as the years go by. car manu- held a monster parade for the occasion and facturers keep adding more and more but- Dividends start every sseaffc Sevinot received by tht tot* et Summit Federal - floursd took a holiday from their jobs to participate. tons to an already button-ladened dash panel. doy of any month tern from majority of the town officials, at from the first ef each month. the Inl day ef tfiot month. At that time, in 1882, it it believed that the For what reason, we are not certain. But we DEATHS LETTERS the time at the State tax hear- entire unionized group of American workers gather that it is the sign of the times. Ceneett Tax Figure ings, testified that our total prop- David J. Miller did not exceed 3 per cent of the employed In this day of automation when buttons Editor Summit Herald: erty (house and lot) had a mar- David J. Miller, 38. a former I wish to make a correction in force in industry. Today, it is estimated 30 ket value of $12,500. and levers do so much of our work we wonder resident of Summit, died at reference to your article of our Thanking you. per cent of the workers are organized. just how much time th«y all save. For in the Phoenix, Arizona, on August 12. tax appeal in Berkeley Heights, Very sincerely yours, that appeared on the front page Slowly the holiday, made its way and long run, if buttons and levers are meant to He was the husband of the former Joha P. Bennett gained acceptance until now it is recognized be timesavers, what then of the time we con- of last week's paper. Marion Garii, daughter of the late The assessment reduction I 73 Hillside Ave. as a national holiday. The first state to adopt sume deciding what button will carry out the,Norman A. Garis, for many years am appealing is for the bouse Berkeley Heights the idea was Oregon in 1887 but it was not desired task? editor of The Summit Herald, and ociy; that it be reduced from - Explains Club Protest until 1893 that the present name was given However, the Duke of Bedford might the son of Mrs. Una Miller, former $14,750 to $12,750. The land as- to the holiday. have been a bit too caustic by calling our cars Herald social editor. sessment which is $2,230 still re- Editor Summit Herald, "vulgar." But somehow, we can see his point. mains tfae same. Thiu the origi- In his acceptance speech Presi- The,curious fact, however, is that Labor Mr. Miller was bora Dec. 7,1*17, nal full property value is $17,000. dent Eisenhower spoke of the nec- Day today has nothing to do with labor—» What worries us though it whether future at North Rose, N. Y., and wasThe $2,000 reduced aatesstneat essity for long term policies as except that by being a holiday there is a min- car owners will be required to possess some educated and graduated from appeal on the house would make against the attractiveness of short sort of degree in button-pushing in view of tbe total property value $15,000 term ones. The idea is relevant imum of labor performed. Today it is as far Summit schools. He attended You torn dividends here en And you enjoy knowing Wur the assorted automatic gadgets englufing us. and not $12,750 as published. to the protest which the Summit tfce Ml itlatus in yevr ec- removed from its original purpose as Eng- Hobart College at Geneva, N. Y. Tbe tax appraiser, hired by the Association for Liquor Control Mvinat ore iatsrei to $10,000 land's "bank holidays" are removed from For the way things look today, the "instruc- He moved to Prescott, Arizona, in* cetMt0f$SerinereX in en institution casrltrte ewl banking. In England on those days the banks tion book" is becoming almost as important 1948 where he has been affiliated are closed but the entire population takes the to ut as the "Farmers' Almanac" was to our with the Arizona Public Service holiday for relaxation. In the United States grandfather. Co. the same thing happens on Labor Day; every- Mrs. Ricaard llealf UtortMl* one gets the day off. Being by law celebrated Current Comment Mrs. Ell. Hahn Realf of 201 21% on Monday it is bracketed with Sunday, and How to Avoid Parking Jams Mountain avenue died Sunday af- in most cases with Saturday, for a final long (From the Plainfield Courier-News) ter a long illness at the Berkeley Hall Nursing Home, Berkeley holiday week-end that pulls the curtain on The traffic jams—especially on the week- Height*, She was M. the summer season. end—on the Garden State Parkway this sum- A native of Germany, she came Commemorative holidays have largely mer makes ut wonder just what motorists to this country when she was three gone by the board in this present day. Christ- would do if the parkway had not been built. years old and lived in Summit for the last 71 years. She was the SUMMIT mas and Easter still hold their meaning, per- The bumper-to-bumper traffic alto shows widow of Richard Realf. Mrs. haps because of the religious significance but that something drastic must be done if traf- Realf was a member of Calvary tad Loan Association even that element has been perverted by a fic is to move more freely. Until it is, all of Calvary Episcopal Church. Her variety of minor interests. Thanksgiving Day motorists headed to and from the shore can- husband was associated for fourty SUMMIT HUGHTS •eems to remain largely a family event and not expect to enjoy the advantages of the years with the Manser Hardware Co., now Pkrson's, Inc. omci oma Memorial Day still takes many people to parkway. tvtnmt cemeteries to pay tribute to their loved ones. Thus we recommend that motorists visit- She Is survived by two tont, Smmmit.N.J. Btrk,U H*i kU.NJ. William R. of 201 Mountain avenue, 9 9 But. by and large, all these and many ing the shore should make a close study of and Richard of Cedar Grove; a CRtttritw MISS j ClUstrlew J-OIWL others are important only as they afford op- the New Jersty road map issued some time daughter. Mrs. Clifford C. Borden Both Offices Open Daily from 8 ajn. to 3 p.m. of New Providence: a brother, portunity for a day off with pay. And there ago by State Highway Commissioner Palmer. Auo, FRIDAY EVSMINOS, 6 to 8 p.m. The point is thit: while crowds are touch- Paul Hihn. Sr. of IN Mountain JMwe important than -£.' is continuous pressure for more holidays. At avenue: three grandchildren and least a dozen pressure groups are continually ing bumpers on the parkway, you can get to three great-grandchildren. one's own opinion... '• The Oldest Savings Association in the Summit or from virtually any point on the shore in storming at legislative citadels to get official Funeral services were conducted is what those we serve \ Area.,. Now In Our 65th Year recognition of the birthdays of dead politi- comparative comfort by using the "500 se-Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at the Bur- cian*, of church holidays at present cele- ries" roadt. roughs & Kohr Funeral Home. 309 ;**' 'tyf * 3" feu have to say. AT YOUR IERV1CE: brated by sectarian groups, of days in which For example, if the middle shore, the Springfield avenue, by Rev.'Field Sivi"P Accounts • Christmas Club • Mortgage Loans special objectives are supposed to be re- peninsula from Point Pleasant to Island Hobbn of Calvary Episcopal Robert D. Brough Refinancing Mortgage Loans • Money Orders membered. Beach, is your destination, Routes 527 and Church. Burial was at the Pres- byterian Cemetery in New provi- Funeral Home ..-_.,--^a^^---..;s-.^=l-rgy^j{yj- Checks . There is no need for more commemora- 528 arc your beet bets. Route 527 starts at denee. the Old Bridge circle on Route 18; just be- iXo- Springfield Avt. at Morris tive holiday*. They mean nothing in the field CRostvlew 7-4444 of commemoration and there is no great need low New Brunswick. If you are headed shore- Mrs. Ploeeace F. Hatnafla of added breathing periods in the field of ward, you get there by a number of routes Mrs. Florence Francisco Htnna Fin of Westfield, a former resi- labor. We have Sundays off and most work- from the Plainfield area (just consult the new Mate map). At the Old Bridge circle you dent of Summit, died Sunday at ers now enjoy Saturdays at home. We have her home after a long illness. taks the right hand road through English- six or eight other holidays and a slowly ex- A native of Newark, Mrs. Banna tending vacation season for most occupa- town, but stay on 527 instead of turning left Fin lived here for several years tions. Labor Day means nothing any more at Englishtown as you used to do in the old before moving to Westfield 12 but a day off and as such it it a good idea days when you were avoiding the Edison years ago. She was a former de- Bridge. Route 527 will take you all the waysigner of children's clothes, espe- before people get down to the work of the cially little brother and sister out- fall and winter. down to the South Jersey resorts. Or, it will fits, and was associated with Cox- NEED CASH? take you to Route S26. on which you would well 4 Bolter, New York City turn left to go directly to the Mantoloking wholesalers for 20 years until her No Backseat For Summit bridge. (Continued en page ?) It is comforting to note that many people A study of the map will provide ideas for are still interested in great works of literature routes that are pleasant, do not take much past and present. And it is with pride that longer and are not congested. Use them in- we point to the Great Books Group now be-stead of depending on a stunt like one-way ing organized at the library as a prime^ex* traffic on the parkway to produce a miracle. ample that Summit takes no backseat when it comes to reading and understanding the Well, They Mtde It classics. (Montreal Star) In these days of endless visual and audio Some people like to spend the summer a Personal Loan gives you cash - NOWl entertainment, reading is becoming a lost art. sitting on top of flag-poles. Others enjoy try* TYPICAL PERSONAL LOANS Although books and magazines are still pub- ing to endure a 00-day fast in a shop window, 5' A First National Personal Loan , > lished and sold, the type of literature afforded One enterprising young woman has been may help to solve your financialproblems . is far from intellectually stimulating., emulating the feat of Lady Godiva. Among •fNtfl IttttM Mttthl We are not saying that all readirlgsajiould the more ambitious projects of the summer You do not have to be one of our regular customers. $ 108 $ 101.12 $ 9 be confined solely to the daisies of yester- has been the trans-Atlantic drift of a raft 204 191J6 17 day. There are many fine contemporary writ- containing four young men from Montreal, Service is prompts-friendly, and confidential. 360 33840 30 three of whom are now enjoying a brief hour ers who have contributed many fine works / Payments fityou r budget. Terms are liberal. 564.00 of glory in England. 600 50 which have stirred the imagination and You benefit from low bank rates. 900 •46.00 75 stimulated intelligent discussion. We have no great sympathy for the suf- ferings of these young gentltmen, nor have STATB FARM 1,200 1,140.00 100 However, we do think that any person we been able to ascertain what purpose, For full information, come in, write, 1,500 1,425.00 125 who has some acquaintance with the world's useful or otherwise, has been served by their At lw«» ar a . «h*r» classics, is more apt to better understand the ai» Martty SMOsVat* FFan* •rcaD things about him. For,JU| a fact that many exploit—unlets it was to prove that it was •am* ua cUiaw a4JuM«n impossible to make the trip without getting (•My t* mn*ym» •ha* of our contemporary laws and ethics as well you MM! MB| YM can 4*. CResrvfew 74O0O their feet wet. However, they finally made p**d wi MMaMUaf cUiraa as much of our philosophy and understand- mtrlm, pk» mind protec- it. We commonly reckon success to be better tion at mmiblt ing of others are directly attributable to such rat** whm you in- people as Plato, Thoreau, Kant, Smith and, than failure, and pur moderate congratula- •arc with State tions are made with that criterion of judg- Ftm. CaD aw f*r yes, even Marx. coM»Uu i»f*r- ment in mind. MUM. Therefore, in order to have some smatter- It is odd to reflect, however, that they *• test at MR M «, ing of the whys and wherefores of what we enjoyed better luck on their way across the THE FIRST are, why we're here and where do we go Atlantic than did the crew and passengers from here, it it important to know what other of the Andrea Doria, although the odds in men in other times also thought. For in the favor of the Italian.liner's safe passage were JOHN B. IIDDALL NATIONAL^ final analysis, man must understand himself considerably higher than those placed on 41 Maple Street, if he is to live at all. And. what better way if "L'Egart." There may be some deep moral Ckataasa, N. I. MSIISSK »a»tft»i esceeiT mawiUNoa •••^•HAT there to start than by reading the works here, but in deference to the views of travtl handed down to us? MErcary S-4S23 agencies we will refrain from elaborating the n F I H '•; T N I V |i fv j , , . We congratulate the Great Books Group point • / She i« survived by her hu$band, Jt»hn Hanna Fin; a daughter. Mrs. William K. Stanton of Westfield, and brothers and sisters Services were held yesterday at Westfield conducted by Rev. Jaraei A. Mnir, associate minister of Central Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Catherine Gaan» HILLS Mrs. Catherine Naughton Gan- non of 34 Lenape line. Berkeley Heights, died Friday at the John . Runnells Hospital after a lone illness. Mrs. Gannon was a native of Ireland and moved here two years ago. Before coming here she lived for 20 years at Brooklyn and for IS years in Hudson County. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Mary Kelly of Berkeley Heights and .Miss Catherine Gan- non and Mm. Ann VeUor. both of •Brooklyn; two sons, John and Martin of Brooklyn, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sat- urday at 8 a.m. at Harrison. Burial was in St. Teresa's Ceme tery; :~ • - ;— LETTERS amber —"•-(Continued from page 6) ost devastating factors contrl- •nd gray, axes 10, to 20. Citing to juvenile delinquency and the breakdown of the home. »1©.©3 Although the protest failed in its immediate purpose, as was to Wool and dacron Bermu- be expected, there must surely be das, navy blue, grey and a sense of responsibility for those whose disastrous experience of al- charcoal, sizes 10 to 20. coholism will be started by social drinking In this club. 13.95 May I add that it was my misfortune to be in Europe at the lime of the hearing but that vice- president Janes B. Hawley was present and testified at it. H. WALFORD MARTIN, President Preparation for 3 quarter length blouse, Holy Days Begins charcoal, brown, white, Temple Sinai pink, blue, beige. Sixes 10 rr 20. \12.9S Temple Sinai of Summit wU) resume its religious services to- Skirt, charcoal, medium morrow night in preparation for the Holy Days which begin at grey and brown, sizes 8 •unset on Wednesday. 20, H9.9S Rash Hashonah. the Jewish New Year, begins the period of ttie Days of Awe devoted to religious self-examination. Accord- ing; Jsuancient Hefcrew tradition, this is the 5717th year since the (Nrorld's; creation. Until its new quarters are completed at 208 Summit avenue, Temple Sinai win conduct service* at the Unitarian Giurch at Springfield and Waldron avenues. There will be two services on Wednesday evening. The first will begin at 7 p.m., and the other at •:30 p.m. Service* will b« conducted by Rabbi Morrison D. Bial who will be assisted by Cantor i Summers and the Temple 'Sinai choir. The morning serv- J ices next Thursday will begin atI 10:30 a.m.

Country Ploy School Clossts Start Sopt. 10 Mrs. William R. LaadnieaNr. director, has annuonced that Country Play School, New Pro- idenee, will open rts faU get«ioa paisley dress, blue and •on Monday, September w. freen, sizes 8 to 16, Parents and children art cor- dially invited to visit the school, 23.00 JS!hidL_Js_-open, *>«" registration. Children between the ages of two and five years . are,, eligible for registration. —Additions to the staff include Mrs. Henry S. McDonald of Sum* mit, who has had wide experience in the nursery school fiflid, and Mrs/Raymond L Madoen of 'New Providence, who brings to the school her extensive knowl- edge of young children. The Nile River, one of the longest rivers in the worjd, an(' longest in Africa, has a length of 4,050'miles. l

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ment and Mrs. Frances English department. Locust Street in Heights to Heights Woman's Heights Pofution General Faculty Meeting A total of It new teachers aavt CkA Opens New Hearing Slated been appointed for the year. Become Major Thorofare In Heights Next Thursday No Architect Chosen Berkeley Heights — A geaertl 5 through 8 Mill be taught at Co- Berkeley aright*-Tfc* •**•*- bVofd of Adjustment to subdivide For Tomorrow Yerfecrkw School ! t*i property mto two lots. On the Season Sept. 18 faculty meeting is scheduled by lumbia School. tey Heights Ptaaaisf aad latent Kenneth H. Bothwell, superin- Board Tuesday wg&t tmtwr*4 •suwngta of that be sold one lot Berkeley Heights—A varied pro. Berkeley H*i*fctv-A hearing on Trainable and educabk chts&es Berkeley Height*—The Board of ! He ma* later informed of the gram for the 1956-7 »eaaon of the alleged pollution of the Passaic tendent of schools, for next Thurs- will be added this year. EnveU Education has not yet reached' with tbe retomamt&atim ix for the 150 pu- SHOOTING THE SUN — Jerome well will serve as p-rincupaJ at near Timber Slope, at Springfield^ A three acre plot wmmadm "What's New in Wallpaper and dence, who reported seeing dead piLs expected. Three classes will H. Faraum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Columbia School instead of Berke- Ave., near the bowling alleys and* bV buildings is to be ased lor Color Scheming." be conducted in the m< rn-irtg aitd Perry E. Farnum of 33 Mountain fish in the river near his property. ley School where he previously at Park Ave. near Mountain Aft. public parks and aa eventual! On Tuesday, Oct. 16, Frank An- three in the afternoon. Miss Doris Bon Recreation avenue, tries his hand with a sex- Convicted of the same offense served. He nil continue »* su- The board owns the site at Moon- youth renter. Tbe propert?. wa nesser will speak on "Why We Jeffries will teach the new kin- tant aboard the heavy cruiser USS Dec. 10, 1954, and fined $500, the perintendent of schools. Thomas tain and Park Ave. and hai op- members said. » wtaaSed Dream." The meeting will be, un- dergarten. Other * classes will be Newport News. A student at Yale, defendant is charged with allow- Hughes, principal of Columbia tions on the others. ta the • center «f Board Looks for t der th« chairmanship of Mrs. Al- taught by Mrs, Elizabeth DKJU he is on a training cruise that will ing pools of wastes and acids to School for three years, will be- : (red E. Keiman, chairman of the and Mrs. Lucille Anderson. the community. take him to Panama and Cuba be- flow into the river and seepage come principal of Berkeley The physical education depart- loHiwtlb in Horrisburg The board approved a Music department. fore returning to the United States from banks where tanks are stored School. Donald Parry of Colum- Hew Director ment has been expanded. In ad- mendatwm ttat the &»tae tl Christmas Ideas with crepe pa- tomorrow. along with acid drums and con- bia staff wilt serve aa adminis- Berkeley Heights-Mr, and New tovUeaee-At a special dition to Robert BoniiCt, Miss »xif rd. be changed a> Sout> *• per will be demonstrated by Mrs. tainers. trative assistant to Mr. Both well. Mrs. Kenneth H. BothweU of 211 •aeeUag of tbe Recreation Com- Evelyn Maloney has been ap- Due to the similarity of Maae*-. Stuart W. Dawson at the Nov. 20 Investigators under Warden Runymede Parkway are in Har- auhaaa held at tbe home of chair- With the new additional rooms pointed a* instructor. that of Glenside ave. aad GSrih meeting with Mrs. Richard G. Shurr's direction Aug. 1 took sam- risburg, Pa. They attended Uuw maa Fred E. Brewster last night, Boro Auxiliary completed at Berkeley School, a Other new faculty additions in side rd., *t would be a»oce caa- Weiler, co-chairman of the Amer- ples from the lagoon at the Berke- funeral of Mr. BothweU's mother*? inbate was paid to Recreation fourth grade will be added. Here- the program expansion plan will venient to call GLetiside rd. NJ*& ican Home Department, as leader. ley Chemical plant as it flowed in- who died Aug. 22. Mr. BothweU is K\. since it i* a cootmaatica <4 Director Walter McCarthy for (he Police to Serve tofore it served kindergarten include Mrs. Barbara Kucek as A Christmas luncheon will be held to the river, downstream and up- superintendent of schools here. that street from Mooafcua a*e etce&eat program and direction through the third grades. Last new home economics teacher; at the Union Village Church on stream water samples and sam- Xn Glenside ave. Furfter arta* of the three summer playgrounds On Country Day year's third grade pupils wUl con- Miss Joan Madden, vocal music; The year 1956 corresponds to Dec. 18 and a talk by Kenneth ples from discharge pipes flowing no the measure was warned tin «fuca were ia operation for eight tinue on in the fourth grade this Arthur F. Conk, Jr., to the sci- the year 4808 on the Chinese cal- Maine*, called "Comic Interlude," New Providence—The members into the river. Photographs were the Township Committee. Aa «• weeks ta the Borough. year at Berkeley School. Grades ence and mathematics depart- endar. will be presented. Chairman of of the New Providence Auxiliary taken of the overflowing lagoon Nlmance will be oecessarj 5* Mr. McCarthy, in turn, praised the day will be Mrs. R. Bruce change tbe name of nbe itre*? Police M ill serve on patrol duty on Uie< plant's property, drains tke'voprrvisorK at the playgrounds, Van Order. along the bank to run spill- during the Country Day celebra- The request of falter Faiirt- suawjy. James Burnett at Paca, Hand-Stenciled Gifts age and seepage into the river, ald of Liberty ave. tor ux msotfe* Mr* Charles Vtgnalli at HiUview, On January IS Mrs. H. Gurnee tion sponsored by the New Provi- dead fish along the bank and pipes extension to apply to the Riaid Beverly Marsh at Lin- will give a lecture-demonstration dence Presbyterian Church on discharging into the river. vi Hea4th for purcdatioas !*»«* entitled "Hand Stencil Your Own Sept. 14 and Sept. 15. The Berkeley Chemical reports on his properly was approved Commission discussed lu- Gifts," with Mrs. Thomas J. Wil- that it is embarking On a program Mr. Fitigeraki was gwef ap- tare plans uith the hope of pro- Members of the police auxiliary liams as chairman of the day. to revamp its effluent disposal proval on Nov. IT. 1954. viding roller skating and sledding serve on patrol duty two nights a The February 19 meeting will tea* facilities. The cost of this pro* area* during tbe winter, in add- week and for church traffic each lure Mrs. J. M. Brown, member gram, set for completion in sev- itioa to tbe usual square dance* of the evening department of the Sunday. They also assist in other eral months, will be more than Sixth Graders aad bolliday parties for the chil- APPLIANCE club, who will present a talk en- emergency situation* which arise $25,000. dren. titled, "Spotlight on American such as tr.e teenage roundup The corporation has indicated To Be Taught the Commission is considering Women." The meeting will be un- Tuesday night. that it will not contest any action appbeations to fill the vacancy der the chairmanship of Mrs. Don- Captain Anthony J. Ciocci stated Borough Hall match will be created in Septem- from Municipal Court; ald H. Birstow. ( that new recruits are always wel- New PmiA ber maea Mr. McCarthy assume* Dr. Harold N. Moldenke <>l§h* comed. Interested persons may pealing at the Borough HaB f:«e foil lime duty at assistant to the Storm Disrupts Traffic Trailside Museum, will speak contact him at police headquar- days a week thu year miM nut be | prtnripa] at tbe New Providence Noor lefl Laboratories March 19 on "The World in Our ters. thera because they have reeeivrd \ Junior High School, and his res- New Providence-—Traffic was Garden." Mrs. Frederic C. Fin- Other auxiliary officers are police summons or to »«( tbe i igaalaoa at director of recreation delayed for more than 30 minute* sterbach, chairman of the garden Sergeants Milton Wald, Louis mayor. They *ul be meaihers, tcm will he teacher fedperc May 21 will be devoted to the in- Bill Spivey, former University tn the kindergarten aad fust stallation of officers and a proof Kentucky basketbaH star, is Ptosseee.tr Can «KI Trucks Up It gram by the combined drama, recreation director at a Kentucky for tart grade classes at Unrofai Scaattl Yoathsia • All SMAU APPLIANCES and ia the two ktadetgattea art and music department. Mrs. State park. Ton Drift Tktm far - WMB • MMtk mr T«»r dasses at Hillvie* seeo- Roger Ellert will be meeting chair- Fkfteen new teachers hat* beea wer» brought to man. Illinois has leas waste land In led Traafaf Corp. appointed to .the faculty stall a aalt ken Tuesday nfet* when Other department chairman for proportion to its area than any RENI tm oirrom war Any Make or Node! Repaired By Trained Mechanics This number does aot iaetade If )xmd» were rounded up and the season include Mrs. R. 0, other state in the United States. N. i, WB Robert Gorton, a former teacher, braugM into police headknMrtefw John, public affairs department recently returned from nMarr by regular and auxiliary police. and Mrs. David D. Kuehn, drama aervice. Mr. Gorton wifl teaca ag Pohee Chief Carl II Ehnu td department. the junior high aehooL epnoaed each boy's parents most Mrs. Romond's committee con- An enroflment at about 1ST cM- of «4KMB came to police head- sisted of all department chair- SUMMIT RAMO ftAPPUANC E CO. aaatten to pick up their aom. All COUNTRY PLAY SCHOOL dren M expected in tbe ktader- men and Mrs. V. P. Buchwaid garten clajae*. The school en- bat one parent promised to co- and Mrs. Van Order. SPtlNGRHD AVE. NEW NtOVIDfNCE *TheHomeofFamou»Name$-WESTr\GHOVSE — H0TPO1NT rollment at N» m Junt •» ea- operate with police by making an BENDIX -WHIRLPOOL - NORGB - MAYTAG pected to be increased Sept. M eflbct to keep their sons flrom Locd Student Given For Children From 2 to 5 Years of Age when school opans. creating a general disturbance. Mr«. Dorothy Oxner «iS be Tbe boya came from Watchtmg, Ratgtn SchokrsMp Mrs. WHIM R. L-aVusser, Director CI. 3-125$ 485 Springfield Ave. Summit CR. 7-1333 prmcrpal at Ltnrota Scaool: Mm. Bestaiey Heights, South Plain- New Providence — Robert B. Esther Maher. prtanpal at HJ1 LeJd, North FUinfield, PlaiafieW, Lundberg, ton of Mr. and Mrs. view and Walter McCarthy wdl aad New Provkkoce. Teenage Harold G. Lundberg of 11 Overhill assist ABen Roberta, saperniead- gangs b*\* been warned several road has been awarded the Class ent of schools at tte jam* BJI£B tune*, police said to refrain from of 1924 Scholarship to Rutgers Uni- school. creating general disorder. versity, it wis announced by the Made for all university's scholarship committee this week. The award provides $300 annual- high-compression cars ly toward tuition and it effective for four yean providing the recipient maintains proper academic standing and participate! in extra- curricular activities. Lundberg, a graduate of Sum- mit High school, expects to study engineering. In addition to participating in soccer and track in high HILLS school, he was sports editor of the yearbook, served on the se- SKYPOWER nior class council and was • member of the science club and safety committee. '

For Disorderly Conduct New Providence— Stanley Ze- broski, 35, of Perth Amboy received a six-month suspended jail sentence on a disorderly person charge and was fined $«0 recently in Municipal Court before Mag- Gallery «f I .•*> istrate Frank A. Pizzi. Traffic violations processed In- cluded the following: Speeding. Fred A. Faul of I Meadowbrook Court. $20; Mrs. Sandra Troianel- a fascinating corridor in the penthouse lo. 9 Cedar St., $10, both of Sum- walled with oM prints original oils, mit; careless driving. Leslie C. Sackett, Mountain Ave., Plain- Exclusive aviation-fuel reproduction?, natereoton. . . almost field; Joseph Docchio, 16 Lafayet- te Ave., Summit, each $10; stop- every type of decorative picture street viouation, Thomas W. Pear- compound In CALSO you can imagine! And every one son 57 Salem Rd., $10. Supreme delivers all the custom-framed to fltastrate the How toMalw Lawn craftsmanship in custom framing' for f power built Into your carl Berkeley Heights — Demonstra- whrch the Gallery is noted. We invite you tion on how to make a new lawn or renovate an old lawn win be - the tetraethyl fluid that to bring hi yoar own pictures for this held Tuesday at Seeley'i Pond pic- aasuias full power in airliners -doea the service. Come in soon, for here are nic area, Diamond Hill and Valley same in your car. CALSO Supreme Rdi. here and in the stadium area with Skypower protects your engine... a hundred and one things to please the of Warinanco Park Elizabeth, on livea you p*ak power far longer. Sept. 6. Both programs will be eye. Most likely, you'll find the exact held at 7:15 p.m. conducted by PRODUCT* OP THE CALIFORNIA OIL COMRANY Skypower fights deposits that causa picture you've beea looking for! Eric H. Peterson, Jr. agricultural knock. And, by eliminating harmful im« agent; Janrla E. Badgky, super- Distributed by purihas, helps prevmt valve and piston- intendent of construction sad ring waar. Can with lower octane, re- maintenance for the Union Coun- quiramenfai need CALSO Regular. ty Park Commission and Ray- JOY OIL COMPANY, mood S. Eberhardt, assistant agriculture THUtSOAV. AUftUST M. IH4 ailfe fate* to fay fines* Food shatter. dotaing and] More books and articles have A modern jet fighter plat* has *• tar nilfc^ aad $lt for wn- are toe lour Hems been written about Abraham enough dectricai wtnog to eqpq? tawpt af cost HM contempt fin* American families Lincoln than any other Ameri- the electrical circuits o< 3t »««•- Days staaamad Iran l«gg*i failure to can. age sized bones. *. appear Aafwt If on the intediBg eaatf*. At the deae el tk* bearing he alae m cfearged with driving wkfle .Mag o* fee revoked list at a k*«t aad wa* held in *U» bafl. Itnoaftoel from F was given a JO- Other floes paid were as follows Uaioa County jail Tfeoacs Daritagtctt, S Mount Magistrate Frank VcnMi avenue and Victor C. driver vat Edward Boaardal, M Oakley avenue, both of Summit, US each for speeding CMOMB ifeQoai, ISO Springfield vat sentenced I*- DINNERWARE avenue, Summit $15 for speediag. WiUuw Jaamisoa, M Berkshire drive, Leoa Sndranin. Tl JDdai In Hi* hfutihil Fantoisto Pattern avenue, both Berkeley Height*, tl tor stop street violation; Fran* dt I. Coffey, IT Overtook road, Summit, also $S for stop street violation. A change in fHroynatom ia the Henry Ford Mtueum at Dear- born, Mich., is being made to ac- rjuuc «Aw« m commodate the huge Chesapeake and Ohio steam locomotive re- eeady presented. It is 11 feet 2 inches wide, and 1« feet 54 inches high.

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HOW ITS DOftB—Thk aits and erafto eithibtt vat simple making something really it ... If you know OSH HASHANA among the many sotlvitles open for parental Inspec- how. (L. to R.) Mary Ann Caparosa, Robert Gaff- tion during Hie Board of Recreation's recent open ney, Mn. R. Gaffney, Theresa Conroy, Miss Mary •* WE WILL BE CLOSED ue at Memorial Ftatd. The program was aimed Shark*?, director of the arts aod crafts exhibits; at acquainting parents wMh the day's itimtner rec- Paul Ryan tod Mrs. E. Gaffney. ALL DAY THURSDAY, reation program at five playgrounds. Contributors TV^k^naunk^^nvA^B^ns^ Darwin did not originate the C SUMMIT SHOE SHOP theory *f tvoJutaon; fee erol Private Bowen G. Murray, son tfopary theory wa« faoifliar to of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mu rray 414 the Greeks and the Asiatic Indi- of T67 Springfield aveaue will ans before the Cttrtstian era. complete six months of active militairy training «t Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., on Saturday. Trained under the Reserve Forces Act, be will then finith his mUitary Mnrlee with a local Army Rfseryt piece National Guard unit. Two Local placa Off ti Two Summit residents, both tatting representatives of the Prudential Insurance Co. a Newark Agency will attend a three-day conference of leading sales representatives at the Lake Tarleton Club, •ANDING WATCH-Georg« D Pike. N. H , beginning Sept. 9. Eail man, son of Mr. and Mrs. The local delegates are special ALSO AVAILABLE Geoi'fo D. Eastman of 20 Fair- agents Bernard C. Lewis of Glen riew avenue looks out to ses fipm Oaks avenue and W. Allen Nevins abroad the destroyer USS Bristol. of 288 Ashland road. Eaitman was one of many mid- shipmen from several colleges iellealelr eeleret sUaMt»w> and universities who recently re- WE WILL turned to the United States after visiting; Panama and Cuba. The WI NOT ONLY WILL, MIT DO IIAT ANY DIAL trip w«s part of the Atlantic OfFfMD ANYWHMf ON Eastman is s student at the Fleet's summer training cruise. FOREIGN CARS Oceanfinay Scltftc* Paper Accepted • JAW Aft 1.32 Murray HID—A paper by H. J. • HILLMAN McSklraln of the Bell Telephone Laboratories has been accepted • SUNtEAM for delivery at the 12th annual • ENGLISH FOKDS dksv **» ftiftW Mea«a a* 7*te tobU t tl fbe National Electronics Conference In Service on all Foreign Can walah Hw for MOtl e« Uiat e«lle»wsi Ktajct sa«*«, to Ike •r- *f w*m rass«r •» Chicago beginning Oct. 1. Mr. Me Skiitiin will discuss "Use of High la Bat Frequency Ultrasound (or Deter- James Gormarilnc. mining the Elastic Moduli of 2tt St. Small Specimens" at a session at the Motel Sherman. Ct. 3-3344 Smoked fun ct* ^BfwWwJBwW^% BWOBWW

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He tod supervised onaekn 3ttM W8IXSJS1 The IS* Morristowa Aatimws Fair will be add at the National ultra-abort wavw, tketnnks and First Local One Recorded Bermuda has t Guard Armory at Jockey Hollow Jen that are 2* SummWs Firsf Hof rodder pittoelectrk crystal devices that deats tent up a howl of protest Kit* road from September 10 to Sep- Any total hat rodder who feels underlie amtemradio. that his "job" is the end all when and demanded some kind of A Bcriatoy Hmfbto, concern, it comes to "rolling" will please satisfaction. The creator of assay Important Ktfst inventions, he is tost know* far a * Chronicle, Inc. of «S PUi&field consider a gentleman who came The harrasted railroad officials by Sat anaa sst Bate avanoe, was on* of lour Union into this area roughly 117 years communicated with the builder of develops** several widely-uned modulation1 systeats, in partksMar County bustnece concarw pao\ ago and gave a demonstration of the engine who in tun tent in a kicked last week by Internal Rev- fdiuards the constant-current or Hekiag cede* IkstWi what speed ^really was. gentleman who was supposed to enue agent* because of delinquen- trouble-shoot the situation, modulation system Be has «wr alaeeahfl and a grif ^ QCSNOf FORCHttMM It all started back in the early one hundred Batted States ?af- cies in paying wittmoldmg taxes 1130* when Summit was in the Cantanketous, always irratabk, Hk»«M and Social Security payment*. the "Flying Dutchman," as be enta, iadudiag the pate* m the throes of development and the class C amplifier, and has puh- Chroeida, inc., a puUisMag local residents found it neces- was soon to be called became of the first ore flfTM a his reckless exploits, came into lisbed numerous technical papers company •ualoying four persom sary to have some mode of trans- local maa whose saunter was in* town scorning the local resident! in engineering journals. k daunauent in toe amount of portation that could take them to eotdad on a ponce blotter. . such places as Newark, the because of their inability to cope Since 1MB Dr. Heiaiag has been ttttOt for tU tint quarter of Oranges or Morristown rapidly with the age's newest machine engaged in independent foftswrtiag 1st gwsfttwMi, emmmA to ttus year. tvutr.imr*i nu WAY and safely. The horse-drawn car- dedicated to speed. and patent work. be a wealthy tvebji*. Hvs4 to a The Chronicle, lac .prints and riage and the oxen-pulled carts Whether or not his first venture Hefcog He b a Fellow aad life memher broken down dd shasny atop me pwnlishes the weekly Scotch Plains %%ere becoming obsolete »« well to demonstrate the "Speedwell's of the Uutftute of Kadto Ea*Jb*ers beam his name. Oa Chronicle and is owned by Conrad BACK TO ICHOOli as undefendable. However, with potential power was successful is and a rellow el the America* In- a coid refanury night in ign the H. Hauck of Scotch Plains who the influx of visionary men into a matter of opinion. Actually be stitute of Electrical Engineers and victim was wayiait by two robber said he would immediately pay rVoM *• t*«dtM of la* wwM*s Msfw did set a speed record between Dr. Heisfog Hamed American Physical Society. Be or *1>adnaas*' as they were called the back taxes. The plant equip- the area, talk of bringing in a shoe u oflsMM eewe Qfesvtfi, nh« Shoa railroad began to get serious con- Orange and South Orange but the received the IRE Morris LJeb- in that day. Poor Holl was lit ment .which consists of a lino- jaderation. results of the trip are another mann Memorial Prize in 1121 and craMy rotted, He was bound and type machine and. printing press, For CMMrea. Hera, NM sfcitttd k,«j, of Recipient of Radio 1 matter. It seems that he not the Modern Pioneer Award from left is the snow. A few days later he added, is for sale since the evr spedafty troiMO nUan stltct tfw Bw 1837 the firht line was com- he was found dead from* exposure. only demolished a flock of geese the National Association of Manu- paper is now being printed by a riot* (ma* shaa for your tfdM't foot-*. pleted with the Orange" the first along the way but also • hog who facturers la 1M0. It as said that the robbers photo-offset process by a Roselle locomotive to steam into town. was peacefully eating hit supper Engineering Award Dr. Heising served as president found no money oa Mr. ftoM and printer. there Is no awksHMe ftr the right A* In 1839 the "Orange" gained,a ^^^•SaMa a A^UU aa^^ ^ J aa^.^ * on the right-of-way when the train Dr. Raymond A. Heising of 232 of IRE in 1*», treasurer in Hat paid Snr tbeir crone of murder His company, Mr. Hauck said, companion when the "Essex" ™^Tvia» ar*w wnaii m v^vry *"p aj/f nov wsjyl roared by. Oak Ridge avenue, radio pioneer to 1945 and was a member of its by being hang in the jaM at llor* has accounts receivable of about Cow bt and have vow was purchased. ristown. Not satisfied with this, he is and consulting engineer, has been board of directors for 17 years. $12,000, owed by advertisers. He Even with the two engines run- alleged to have convinced the His chairmanship of numerous Buried in Westfiekl, Roll's said the company is "making ning at top capacity, all was not railroad's officials the next day named recipient of the Founders IRE committees played an im-tombstone epitaph beans, the money for the first time in two happy. It seems that on slippery to accompany him on a trip to Award by the Institute of Radio portant role in the development striking hut factual statement years" and that publication of fu- days the locomotives found it dif- Summit from Orange. It it said Engineers, an international society of the IRE into the largest en- that he was "murdered." ture issues will not be affected by ficult to mount "the summit" and that despite their desperate pleas of radio engineers and scientists. gineering society in the world. Down through the years hk the tax action. This week's edition often passengers were asked to to slow down, he drove the engine The award, which is given only name has been appropriated by of the paper has been issued, he get out and help push. Of course at such a reckless speed that on special occasions was bestowed Motorcycle Upsets many who found his name fas said. this did not sit well with the com- they arrived in town completely mating. A novdast some years Assets of t&e firm will be sold on Dr. Heising "for his leadership, A Newark motorcyclist and bis muters and a campaign got under unnerved, angry and vowing that in Institute affairs, for his contri- after Boll's death created a char- by the government to satisfy liens way to force the railroad to buy this "madman" must leave. They, passenger from Union suffered acter by the name of Baltimore uales* payment is made. butions to the establishment of the multiple body lacerations early itself another engine so that they of course, rejected a return trip permanent IRE Headquarters, and Bawie and later by a golf dub vould not have to be called on on the promise that it would be last Thursday, when the vehicle as BaltusroL Curious members FortweM Dinner Tonight for originating the Professional skidded out of control at Broad to lend physical support on slip- doubtful if they would arrive back of the group unable to fathom Group system." Presentation of street near Midde avenue and W« Hotter J. J. Graham pery days,. at their offices in one piece. the derivatioa of the name were the award will be made at the an- upset. Both were taken to Over- A farewell diner honoring J. J. So there, you hot-rodders, pon- told by some that m goat "the The railroad finally complied nual IRE banquet to be held at look Hospital for treatment Graham of 30 Essex road, upon der the "Flying Dutchman" and ball doetroU" with the purchase of the "Speed- the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New The passenger, Joseph Gym- ois promotion to Chicago branch his exploits. Also realize that Nevertheless for a man who well" 1839. Although the name York, on March 20, 1957 during kowsld, 36. was detained at the manager for the National Cash man's lust for speed is not some- died 135 years ago in a not too promised high hopes, the per* the Institute's national convention. hospital overnight. The drives', Register Co. will be held tonight thing new and solely attributable ma notoriety formance could hardly be called Dr. Heising was associated with Salvatore Moscato, 24, was re- at the Hotel Suburban. to the coiners of such phrases stiO ives on. And for newcomers as such. The "Speedwell" was a the Western Electric Company leased after treatment. Mr. Graham, who has been with as jet, nuclear energy, thermo- into this area, the frequency of flop all around but especially on and Bell Telephone Laboratories the company for 29 years, had nuclear combustion, etc. Moscato was given a summons hi* name attached to streets, the Summit grado. Local resi- from 1914 until his retirement in for reckless driving. According roads and places can be most con- been in charge of the Elizabeth XOOOCiOOCXXDCXDOCXXXXXX 1933. He played a major role in to police, he said that a car back fusing. office for, 11 years prior to his the original development of trans- ing into Broad street, caused him promotion. oceanic and ship-to-shore radio tel- to veer which resulted in the skkL In the ten years lMt through Toastmaster for the dinner will 1185. American railroads have be Daniel Moriarty of Jersey Gty MARGARET K. YOUNG, spent mare than three billion dol- while Norman Hansen of North OBERLIN CONSERVATORY lars far some n,500 locomotives Plainfield will make the presen- HENRIETTA M. HEATH —most of them petrolenm-buni- tation. About 100 persons are ex- 383 SprfnofiiM Avt. of MUSIC ia diesels. pected to attend. Piano and Ensemble Piano Instruction Harmony... Theory... ImprovUation I II MOUNTAIN AttNM SUMMIT, N. J I Certified by the Intercede I Clt 34112 C/ot$ end private letmmt Meet Miss Helen Brothers Cmitvlew 34S34 . special «U*4W a/41* Ah> Hew Semester September 10 betuty consultant . --_ Own heattoaal fftftoM. Csaasleto whowillbebereinoortabn sal •arketfaf carrtada an avafl- E. CRIMI for complimentary congultationi faaiews keeaase ef Ms disttagiishea1 procedures sad Its delightful Teacher of Piano from Tuesday, September 4 to Saturday, September 8th cMttaatfy .seek .suffers laD Theory—Harm©ny—En»»mbU INTERESTING METHOD—RAPID PROGRESS Member Music Education League STAFFORD HALL Teacher of Student Gold Medal Winner* in League Contests B. ALTMAN & CO. SHORT HILLS STUMO: 21 LOCUST M. OL I*OT * SCHOOL OF BUSINESS • 99 a new world %t

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scanniaf to weed out wwptod V IPVP^S^V' VWV •S^V^L^WVP^R atuTixciuable cases, are filed ac- Ctearwater Club finished second lany Are Colled But Only cording Is snaaadpalitr. There an ia the finals of the Town k Coun- occupations other than tboee Hstad try Swim Club league matches ia the law, swea as lawyer. Btw» held last Thursday evening at the Excused forJur y Duty papermaa and otters, wtieh wnasV Mteisink Swim Club in Chatham. jrou are a policeman, fireman, voter in Union County. ch»isc*$ ly are excusable. The Chatham Fish & Came Club land game warden, physician, are you will receive at sometime Before the start of the Hurt* swimmers raptured first place .serviceman, school teach- or other a questionaire from th« court aetaieats each year, Jaaatary, and Minisink and Canoe Brook ate employe, full-time hos- Union County Jury Commiaakta. If ay and September, the jury tea* Country Club tied for third spot misswuers seket about 1409 with the Elizabeth Town and worker or a telephone or If the questkwtaire'i answers in- names from tbe filed questiooaires Country Club finishing fourth. rsph operator, you are e* dicate you hive never committed from jury duty, to make up the easels that will Chatham led with 45 points and bursar, y«ta a crime and that you have no mi- serve during the session. The pro* [you are not engaged in these nor children to care for at home, Clearwater racked up 54 The third ing too muck for beat. paUoos and are a registered cedore, an all-day affair, takes place holders obtained 21 each T it it probable that about & year place la the presence* of a judge. later you will be summoned to and Eiuabeth trailed with nine. . . . VBA W*H pro** it They select eight panels, to serve on a petit, grand or struck Starring for Clejirwajter were C. your *y*e. COUM ia today for « serve two Weeks each, of 12$ men d*£Bomtmtioa—mm why tfa* LP Gttantf* lorn jury. WeMs, T. Hughe*, P Coovery. P. and women for petit jury service. Button, K. Bertine, T. Browu, B. BUXMT ia atuktty iJ fdt*lff ru It has been said that the aver- From a special list of 300, the? Ltwdry, B. Bohern. to rtib Itw fmmn age- person at sometime in his life This km pnmmn bunsr tads pick two groups of 35 for grand deal-water s boys* relay team of tmi wuitt b»c>ttf it can bs (Ml Bvni§f •• INC* has come in contact with a jury, jury service, they also supply ltl F. Sprow, T. Brown, C. Munson •is«d to give y«ta axactly th« either through service as a tales- names from which judges which and D. McFadden won the 100- amount of btat you ntad. Keit, to Sflvt wp ft man jor as a participant in a crim- select struck juries to sit on con- meter relay In 1 minute, (7 sec- thw Winkl*r uoa-rlo| DOISU STOCK inal or civil court proceeding. fndc ixc«»*iv« 6«rvic» coat*. demnation cases. onds. Wh«n you awe it burn dirty oil, The commission's task of sup- The selection is by municipality, oil and w«t«r, even rrankran* •axterivs: run©, me. plying the county court system and the number of jurymen front draining*, nil without »tnukp or with jurymen begins with the aid aoot, you'll knuw wby this one community is based on the MORE fOWKfc FOE US Mayor C. Philip Deaa pulls a switch to OUAUNED - PROMPT burner it trouhle-fraa. of the Union County Board of proporttioa of that community's officially open tfae new Summit substation of Jersey Central Power and •MOUP CANADIAN Election*. The board's registra- population to that county's popu- COURTEOUS e |f Light Co. at FraaaJJn place, opposite Ruthvea place. The subttatho Dont (Mayl Without obilgaUosj, •fIND tTB. tion list are utilized to draft names lation. Residents are selected al- serves the central and southeasterly sections ctf the city. Company a»*a t*«uetl Iran (k* of prospective talesmen. we'll ch*ck your b*«tin| r«a|iii»- NOM>aO0 TUMA NOZXU u4 taftilumt phabetically. Petit, grand and representatives ktelnd* (left to righn Harold Jensen, assistant division Television Service mrnla, fhow you bow naucti oil OitMtANTliO 10 muitt: struck jurymen get $S a day for you're waiting and bow you can The commission's office has a superintendent of electee operations, and Austin C. Fort, division Quality ig Our Motto prvvvnt it. 'pool" of about 25,000 names, their service, plus mileage. superintendent. which it replenishes from time to Once selected, a juryman can Rerfiet ft Recerd Meyers ftvpelrvd OIL time. It is on these list* that the be excused only by a judge. In 47, of Newark told police on Au- the case of petit juries, excuses j employer's money and $1* of his WINKLERIP •URNItt CHARLE* «. MILLEI mailing of the questionairts is gust 12 that he was kidnapped by SUMMIT TELEVISION AT*. Suanait, N. i. based. reduce panels by as much as 35 ; own funds in a card game. tai CR. T-?JJ7 two men who drove bin to a SERVICE CENTER Returned questionairei, after a or 40 per cent. The panels wiH be enlafgvd to 140 members in the quarry oa Maple street. New The Detroit-Windsor vehicular 14 rVwUla fl ' Summit January Session. Providence, where they robbed ' tunnel is the first auto tube ever STEPHENS MILLER CO. Twenty-three of the first group him of |M. The foOowiag day un-built between two nations. The CR. 3-6991 of 35 picked for grand jury serv- der questioning Nicholson ad- J tunnel was completed in 1930 and 38 RUSSEL PUCE SUMMIT mitted the story was a hoax to Jim Oerord ice are impaneled at the begin- jean accommodate 1,000 cars an Tsay Coffer! CR. 7-0030 ning of the court session. They cover up the loss of f*i of his hour. are charged with the task of in- vestigating criminal charges and with probing any suspect situation in the county. 1 Struck Juries, named because j the judge selects members by | striking their names on the list supplied by the jury commission, usually comprise architects, engineers and others familiar with property and construction. Members of petit Jury panels, may serve on many or no cases during their two-week stay at the courthouse Groups of 33 or 40 are brought to a courtroom at the beginning of a procedure, and twelve Sals atari* MsiHay. are selected to hear evidence, Awswrt im. t»wi •etur- weigh it and return a verdict .4mf Mafct. aayt, 1**. The chances of being summoned for jury duty more than once are limit f. Mat f. remote. However, there are somt jurymen who asked to be called again. In such requests, cards are re- activated in the files and in many cases they are called for another Prove It Yourself! Shop National and Save! term. But .after the second period of service, "repeaters'* are dis- couraged.

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STOtl HOURS: GENRAL GRHENI MMU, TIM. ft We* tdfrfcM M*. EWBERRY Urn. ft "" SHOPPING CfHTEH SftlNGHEU). N. J. SUMMIT HiRALD. THURSDAY. AUSUST M. ItU Paf racket, the BBtcrajaloeg repair- furwc*. aid tbea stats* that it Is man wil ring the stone-owner's several unusual gifts* including more Schuitt, co-cfaairmaa of the Get IB chickens and some dogs. doorbell • frequently during tat aad is unrepairable. By the «at Church to Collect sale. Every Wednesday night, daytime when tbe maa of theof such "tear*" tactics, the gyps Mrs. Fred Coddington, co-chair- members of the church and their faming on Gyp boute it away • and state that "he frequently socoe*d ut getting the man of Country Day in charge of- friends get together at the parish just happen* to be ia the neigh- boaM^waer to tigs a contract Gifts for Fair at special events, tajd the practice house to repair and paint articles borhood' and hat "Just completed for a entire new beating plant r.f carrying fuft* to church is rem- for the sale. This jear there are some other furnace repair work Ia eoiae instances, gyp furnace Sept. 9 Service iniscent of the days when parish- five television sets on hand. nearby." He states that, while ht repairmen nay post as "official ioners would donate whatever they Ben Bennett, who has charge of inspectors," or representatives ol New Providence— The Presby. were able t*> afford whether i! National Better Business and his associates are is the area, the Pig-m-a Poke sale again this governmental or civic groups, ia terian Church her* will revive was a cord of wood, live stock or KS bat cautioned the public they are willing to undertake a year, is soliciting contributions order to secure access to 1 "Donation Sunday" September 9 some produce She pointed out on guard for furnace repair complete inspection of the home- f >r the attraction in which name* home-owner's furnace for the pur> as a preliminary to the tenth an- that Donation Sunday affords par brand products are sold grab-bag who are active during the owner's furnace, with absolutely pose of dismantling it Ia other nual Country Day to be held the ishioners an opportunity to makr fashion for about one-third their icr and early fall, when fur no obligation of any sort to the instances, the gyps will take the September 14-15 week end. an extra contribution toward the actual rrttt. are Dot in use. Kenneth B. home-owner." furnace apart for the purpose of On donation Sunday, parishion- church rehabilitation proyram in president of the Bureau, Once the repairman secures as- "ekaning" it, and will then call ers will bring to the morning the true Christian spirit of giving. cess to the basement, Mr. Willson in a fete "heating engineer,** church service tome prired arti- Mrs. Coddington announced tha' a typical version of theadded, he dismantle* the entire who is ia reality a party to the cle which will be auctioned the William Day, Mendham auction hoax, to look over a defect they following Satdrday at Country eer and son of the late Gus Day, INMUItltltllHllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllllliliillllililillllllittlilllllUll have allegedly discovered. This Day, The money raised by this J would again conduct the auction fake engineer will give his opinion annual affair is used toward the Saturday afternoon and evening that the furnace is dangerous and rehabilitation program of the een-rM Country Day. The auction will unrepairable. tury-old church. include all kinds of household PENDABLE ifl SAME Pointing out that most hone* The first Donation Sunday in owners are not qualified to diag- connection with the affair was The parish house of the four- nose accurately the problems that held three years ago. On that day corner's church is jammed full «i( may arise in connection with their parishioners brought many valu- articles which will he sold at Coun- heating equipment, Mr. Willsoa able antiques to the church and try Day, reports Mr. and Mrs. El WILL BE CLOSED SERVICE! cited the following rules as guides to the home-owner ia taking ALL DAY THURSDAY proper care of heating equipment PHOTOSTATS CR. 7-1333 and avoiding the small minority of gyp artists in the field; Made While You Wntt SEPTEMBER 6th (D-Establish contact with i mm II jean of teievtstoa local dealer in whose reliability • RUHER STAMPS and integrity you have complete eervtag the 8aatnit • OFFSET PRINTING IN OBSERVANCE ye* can depend es as al- confidence. If in doubt, a check Sane Day Service on Request ls* prasspt, reliable tele- should be made with the Summit Area Chamber of Commerce. STILL CHMmWO-Cootributioos to the 1r"MCA building fund keep repairs. Our technicians coming in as the YM makes,plans to start construction on the new pool • IBM TYPING OF THE HEBREW aB factory trained tan (2)—Have your furnace serviced annex by November J. Above, Samuel B. McFarlane of Celanese Re- the latest efaipateat to regularly by a local serviceman 312 stood St. search Labs presents a check from his company to Allan R. Devenney, ake w model set. of know reliability. Have your general secretary^ the Y, in answer to an appeal for additional gifts TWILL Marking Devices CR. 3-2442 servicing done when the furnace to cover unexpected rising building costs. (Wolin photo) is not needed so as to avoid hasty decisions later on when you cannot SUMMIT get along without your furnace. (3>—Request the credentials of 1 i -p::n::ra:] anyone who represents himself as Hff••H- l TTfflzn .i.i.i.l.t.-i-.;.. a "furnace inspector." Govern- ..U..;XU-i..1 w'% RAMO ft APPLIANCE CO. mental and civic authorities will ..I... 444- ' tl , ; 4. ' carry complete identification. -!- rtqfitM Aw., Simmit CR. 7-1333 (4)—Beware of the itinerant re- _ .4.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiip pairman who says that he "just :«:: -1-4 happens to be in the neighborhood' 4.L. ±tH\ * N- ' tffj-trf" and will perform services free or ..... for a very modest cost. (5)—Never permit aayeae to have access to furnaces and heating systems before you have satisfied yourself completely re- £ garding the authenticity and in- ri tegrity of the firm or individual involved. (6)—Give the purchase of a new furnace the same prudent con- sideration involved in making any Si??i»E major purchase. Hasty action should not be taken. Estimates ^TKJYA should be secured. (7>—Seek corroboaration of al- legations that your furnace is beyond repair, through a qualified heating engineer. (8)—Secure competitive bids on major repairs or replacement of heating equipment Beware of unusually low bids. (»)—Refuse to do business with any flrai that employs high pres- scare tactics" in order to mate sales. (10)—Refuse tod o business with any firm that engages in "bait advertising of furnace repairs and services. (11)—Read and understand thor- CLC* K3S WITH A [YOU CAN SAVE UPTO40% oughly all contracts BEFORE signing. NO contract should ever be signed in blank. Beware of ON THE LACKAWANNA the individual or firm that tries COLLEGE BACKGROUND to exert pressure to secure an Vutfio* or buti*ts$Mptco$t you Ui$wh** you tok4 4d- immediate signing of a contract. A fellow can be as many as ten years away from -(12)—Secure all guarantees and college and still dress the part of a university man! service warranties la wrftlag. Choose all his clothes with a touch of Ivy for school (IS)—Never sign completion and dates. Look for glen plaid in his new suit or certificates until the Job has been sport coat; get stripes, stripes and more stripes in ftOlT VAlt MfB'WttK traveling with on* or both finished. clothing and accessorierfPtSe sure to have a duffer COACNI Plan mid-week parents. No charge for chil- tvonI d trips, Monday through dren under 6. (14)—Report the activities of coat or jacket for rugged weather .. . We've every- Thursday (except Holidays), furnace repair gyps promptly to thing on the style curriculum to show him . . . all t-f-H tow rAsts caoorTRAVSLI tht Summit Area Chamber of for savings up to 40%. Tick- at prices within a sensible allowance! ,, +-1-' - •- i •• ; I ets good for 30 days. 3 Three or more adults trav- Commerce. eling togttber n coach** can _i-t i-; «-»—-;-t. I.-*.._.,...»..*_• uaw •OCA save 25% of rsgalar tor tiM ©roys . i j j U-...,..*...: UiJj •ram Husband and wife . •.'•-•-•'•*-«• 2 round trip fan! 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ft WUL MNRALGRONI .•J. J* NEWBERKY CO, SHOfffMO CENtBl SFHINfrRELD, N. J. THE SUMMIT HBtALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. I9M P.«e IS racket, the Bnscrupukms repair that at is I several unusual gifts including more Schulti, co-ehairmaB of tht nan wil riag the home-owner's ta 6et doorbell • (frequently during tht and s •nrepairabto. By the as* Church to chickens and some dogs. sale. Every Wednesday night, daytime when the man of theat so* "tears" tactics, the gyps Mn. Fred Codding ton. co-chair- members of the church and their house is away • and state that "he fi man of Country Day in charge of friends get together at the parish [anting on Gyp just happens/ to be in the neigh- to sign a contract Giftsfor Fai r at special ""events, said the practice house torepai r and paint articles borhood1 and has "Just completed of carrying fifts to church is rem- for the sale. ThU year there are some other furnace repair wort Ia sou* instances, gyp rumac* Sept. 9 Service iniscent of the days when parish- five television sets on hand. :e Repairs nearby." He states that, while he repairmen may pot* as "official ioners would donate whatever they Ben Bennett, who has charge of inspectors," or representatives of New PnMfHeace-The Presby- were able t»> afford whether it National Better Business and bis associates art in the area, the Pig m-a Poke sale again this govenincatal or civic groups, ia terian Church here will revive was a cord of we«*d, live stock or ia has cautioned the public they are willing to undertake a year, is soliciting contributions complete inspection of the home- order to secern access to tht "Donation Sunday" September f» some produce She pointed out for the attraction in which name- on guard for furnace repair as a preliminary to the tenth an- that Donation Sunday affords par- owner's furnace, with absolutely home-owner's raraac* for tat pur- brand products are sold grab-bag who are active during the pose of dismantling it la other nual Country Day to be held the ishioners an opportunity to make no obligation of any sort to the fashion for about one-third their inter and early fall, wnea fur- instances, Che gyps will take tht September 1415 week end. an extra contribution toward the actual es are not in use. Kenneth B. home-owner." furnace apart for the purpose of church rehabilitation proyram in president of the Bureau, On donation Sunday, parishion- Once the repairman secures as- cleaning" it, and will then caQ ers will bring to the morning the true Christian spirit of giving cess to the basement, Mr. Willson ic a fake "heating enginoer," Mrs. Coddington announced tha< In a typical version of the church service some prized arti- added, be dismantles the entire who is ia reality a party to tht cle which will be auctioned the William Day, Menriharn auction hoax, to look over a defect they following Saturday at Country eer and son of the late Gus Day, have allegedly discovered. This Day. The money raised by this would again conduct the auction fake engineer will give his opinion annual affair is used toward the Saturday afternoon and evening that the furnace is dangerous and rehabilitation program of the cen- of Country Day. The auction will DEPENDABLE SAME unrepairable. tury-old church. include all kinds of household Pointing out that most home- The firjst Donation Sunday in items. owners are not qualified to diag- connection with the affair was The parish house of the four- DAY nose accurately the problems that held three years ago. On that day corner's church i«i jammed full nf may arise in eoonectsoa with their parishioners brought many valu- artirlesi »hLst^»il! he s<)|<1 at Coun- heating equipment, Mr. Willson able antiques tb the church and try Day, reports Mr. and Mrs. El- WILL BE CLOSED cited the following rules as guides SERVICE! to the home-owner in taking ALL DAY THURSDAY proper care of heating equipment PHOTOSTATS CR. 7-1333 and avoiding the small minority of gyp artists in the field: Made While You IIoff SEPTEMBER 6th (D-Establish contact with a •vet II years el television local dealer in whose reliability • RUIIER STAMPS serving the Summit and integrity you have complete • OFFSET PRINTING confidence. If in doubt, a check ,IN OBSERVANCE ea yos can depend en aaMl> Same Day Service on Request ays lor prompt, reliable tele* should be made with the Summit Area Chamber of Commerce. STUX GaUfWDTO-Cootribations to the YMCA building fund keep repairs. Our techaklaas coming in as the YM makes plans tostar t construction on the new pool • IIM TYPING OF THE HEBREW all factory trained me* (2)—Have your furnace serviced annex by November J. Above, Samuel B. McFarlane of Celanese Re- the) latest efslpment to regularly by a local serviceman 382 Irood St. search Labs presents a check from his company to Allan R. Devenney, HIGH HOLY DAY vice aay make or model set. of know reliability. Have your general secretary.*! the Y, in answer toa n appeal for additional gifts TWILL Marking Devices CR. 3-2442 servicing done when the furnace to cover unexpected rising building costs. (Wolin photo) is not needed so as to avoid hasty decisions later on when you cannot SUMMIT get along without your furnace. (3>—Request the credentials of X anyone who represents himself as "furnace inspector." Govern- i- w.-;:3jj RADIO I APPLIANCE CO. mental and civic authorities will IS Springfidd Avt.. Summit CR. 7-1333 | carry complete identification. : (4)—Beware of the itinerant re- Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiinj; >v /. pairman who says that he "just -— - •«'>f"f>lf'"'M—Never permit aayeae to rs have access to furnaces and __n*r beating systems before you have V \»,*-"m satisfied yourself completely regarding the authenticity and integrity of the firm or individual •111—• involved. (6)—Give the purchase of s new furnace the same prudent con- gg£ mwsy^m sideration involved in making any major purchase. Hasty action should not be taken. Estimates should be secured. (7)—Seek corroboaration of al- legations that your furnace is beyond repair, through a qualified heating engineer. (8)—Secure competitive bids on major repairs or replacement of heating equipment Beware of unusually low bids. (»)—Refuse to do business with any* fcrsa that employs high pressure "scare tactics" hi order to mate sales, (10)—Refuse tod o business with any firm that engages in "bait" advertising of furnace repairs and services. —Read and understand thor- WITH A YOU CAN SAVE UPT040% oughly all contracts BEFORE signing. NO contract should ever be signed in blank. Beware of T: ON THE UCKAWANNA the individual or firm that tries COLLEGE BACKGROUND to .exert pressure to secure an A fellow can be as many as ten years away from 44- -M- Vocation or buttne$t trip* eoet you leu when you take *d- immediate signing of a contract. college and still dress the part of a university man! <12>—Secure all guarantees and l Choose all his clothes with a touch of Ivy for school tt: i service warranties faswriting . and dates. Look for glen plaid in his new suit or (13)—Never sign completion sport coat; get stripes, stripes and more stripes in certificates until the Job has been 44—i-.U-t-v... 1 tOW rAtt MtD'WtIK traveling with one or both finished. clothing and accessories. Be sure to have a duffer 44.n.-fJ-a-L parents. No charge for chil- I coAcm Plan mid-week <14>-Report the activities of coat or jacket for rugged weather ... We've every- •• • 1 I : : : round trips, Monday through dren under 5. thing on the style curriculum to show hun . . . all J_i_L Thursday (except Holidays), furnace repair gyps promptly to for wrings up to 40%. Tick* the Summit Area Chamber of at prices within a sensible allowance! ets good for 30 days. O Three or mort adtslts trav- Commerce. s^i..ij.,,J4j eling together ta coaches can ^_i-i..»4-;.4--..t-(-4-H tOW tun FAMtLT BOON* «ae* save 25% of regular lor IM) Grays i-4-4-i..i.-4.•*•.-••••:—*-i-»-J niri Husband and wife 44_i.i-i_]4....1 1 1 : T I 1 •. il-l... . . ] 2 round trip fare! (Trip length 1 I 1 : : 1 . • . 1 1 Announcement has been made SPORTCOATS— «;»i 612. .from 14.95 J can buy round trip railroad _L_ •• 11 t k 1 • 11 • 1 • I • orer 120 miles.) of the birth of a daughter, Debra —for trips orer 120 miles at a Jean, on August t to Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Gray of KirksviOe, Tenn. ilzts 6-12 from 25.95 saTing of approximately 25%. TOPCOATS- r Pullman accommodations ex- Gtt complete information Mrs Gray is the former Harriet siiei 13-20...... from 32.50 "":'". *^Tj~'"| ! ; • t ! *~^~f~j tra. Even greater reductions from yourneareit Locke- Joan Reed of 438 Springfield av- for children ages 5 to 21, when wanna Ticket Agent. enue. 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Askin of Swiss Physicist Miss Alice Victoria Deininger, after spending the mottffa el An* Lake Mohawk, on Saturday at 4 gust at,.toe Stockton Hotel, Sea Miss Anna-Lisa Svens&on, daugh daughter of Mrs. Herbert 0. o'clock became the bride of Ed- Deusinger and the late Mr. Dein- Girt. win Vaughao Dederer, Jr., ton of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lars H. Svens- inger of East Orange, became the Mr. and Mrt. Edwin V. Dederer son of 11 Lewis avenue, became bride of Philip Jacob Kreider, son Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gortite- of 46 Edgewood road, at a cere- the bride on August 17 of Dr. Erich of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Kreider ier of 141 Maple street and Mr. mony performed at the Sparta and Mrs. Carl Schroeder of Short S. Weibel of Zurich, Switzerland, of 34 Prospect street at a cer- Methodist Church by the minister, emony performed Saturday after- Hills have returned from a vaca- at a ceremony performed at The Rev. Ira M. Wheatley. A recep- noon at 4 o'clock at Central Pres- tion at Rockport, Cape ABB, Masi. Hay Catting tion followed at the home of the Little Church in The Wildwood, byterian Church by Rev. James Former Fire Chief Thomas F. The State* fht*ttr bride's parents. Mendham, by Rev. Clinton Ruther- W. Muir, associate pastor. catting lor Hi fy ford. Following the ceremony, a White of 43 Franklin plate last The bride wore a hallerina- The bride was given in marriage Thursday .celebrated his SMh kngth gown of tulle and luce with reception was held at live home of by her brother, Herbert C. Dein- the bride's patents. birthday. Among those who tailed a veil attached to a jeweled crown. inger, and was attended by her at the home to extend congratula- ptoet. CtstiBf Mr». James Powell, Jr. of I'tira, The brides gown was of white sister, Mrs. Martin A. Pedersen. tions were members of Unioa Hose September* N. Y., wa* matron of honor and eyelet organdy with a fitted bodice Daniel M. Kreider, a brother of Co. 1. Mr. White served as chief ***** * *« the bridesmaids were Miss Diane and square neckline. The veil, of the bridegroom, was his best man during 1935 and 1936 and for the Cooper Lou * Cl Dederer, sister of the bridegroom, tulle, fell from a Swedish gold and ushers were Edgar A. Beach, last fifty years has been a dek and Miss Sally Oberrender of crown. She carried red roses, Frederick P. IJeitkamp, William gate to the State Fire Convention White Haven, Pa., the bride's col- white daisies and blue corn- F. Hoffman and Thomas H. representing Union County. lege room a If. flowers. ''•- Thompson. Robert Dederer. brother of'the The bride's witness was her A reception followed the wedding Edmund K. Summersby is visit- bridegroom, was the best man and sister, Miss Gunnel Svensson of at the Forthnightly Club. ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ENJOY ushers were George Lincoln of the Summit address. Witness for The bride a graduate of Middle- John J. Summersby of W Pros- Cranford and William Askin of the bridegroom was his brother, bury College, Middlebury, VI, pect street, following his separa- Lake Mohawk, brother of the Dr. Gerhard Weibel of Manhasset, and 'the bridegroom, who is em- tion from the Army after H4- LABOR DAY bride. Long Island. ployed at the Hell Telephone La- year's duty in Berlin. A 1954 graduate of Harvard University, he Miss Askin attended Centenary A graduate of Knskede Laroverk boraulries, Murray Hill| attended Mrs. Philip Jacob Kreider Junior College at HarketUfown the /University of Pennsylvania. plans to return there in Septem- Academy at Stockholm, the bride "" (Wottn WEEK-END! and the bridegroom attended Le- Mrs. Edwin V. Dederer, Jr. ! ber and enter Harvard School of also studied at Teachers College V 1 Design to study architecture. hiRh University. !Euftrlbreciit photo) [or Women, also in Stockholm After a wedding trip to Ber- muda the couple will make their and was associated with the Mrs. Kelt* Arlyn Knnwiede Miss June Sturm PERSONALS Resident to Teach home at Bethlehem, I'a. v Modern Museum of Art in New (Prtutaen Photo) Kathleen Totten, daughter of York prior to her marriage. Miss Jane Louise Reichenbach Becomes Bride ofDr. and Mrs. W. C. Totten of this At Union Junior Colltgt Daughter for Richardsons Dr. Weibel, a physicist, grad- of 210 Blackburn road, daughter city and Lake Hopatcong, enter- Hermann J. Bielefeld of 41 Kent Complete Announcement has been made uated from the Federal Institute of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Reich- Springfield Man tained a group of twenty friends Place boulevard, has been named of the birth of a daughter. Me of Technology in Zurich from enbach, on Saturday afternoon be- on her 11th birthday at the Tot- assistant professor of foreign lao- Catering lanic Cushing on August 17, to where he received his doctorate ame the bride of Keith Arlyn ten summer home. guagesijt Union Junior College, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Richardson in 1953. Krumwiedc, son of Mr. and Mrs. j Cranford, according to an an- of New Orleans, La. Fler paternal Service Following their marriage, the William J. Krumwiede of Whitlier, Miss Mary Ann Nelson of 73 nouncement made today by Dr. grandparents aro Mr. and Mrs, couple motored to Log Angeles Cal., at a ceremony performed al New England avenue is enrolled Kenneth C. MacKay, president. Arthur H. Richardsun of 15 Wai- tor where they will make their home. the Central Presbyterian Church in the Katharine Gibbs School and Mr. Bielefeld received his bach- dron avenue. by Rev. James W. Muir. A recep- begins her work on September elor of arts degree with honors Hem* Weddings, tion followed at the Hotel Subur- 25. Miss Nelson was graduated at Lafayette College and his mat- Dlnntrs and Cocktail The most popular container of ban. :, from 'Roscmonl College in June. ter of arts degree at Harvard honey—the IB-ounce bottle—hold* University. He has done grad- Why waste precoas the essence of two million blos- The bride, given in marriage by parties her father, wore a walti length Rev. and Mrs. Charles N. Thorp uate "work at the University of day houri on traffic, som*. Mexico, in Mexico City, Mexico; Vi«MMM Cult lit gown of white crystalette and lace and Miss Margaret Thorp of 47 jammed roads? Pita , with scoop neckline and short Woodland avenue have returned San Marcos University, Lima Dtffcfoiis Salads REPAIR SERVICE sleeves. She wore a fingertip veil from spending the summer at Am- Peru; at Drew University and relaxing holiday b FretWy Mad* Evtry with headpiece of lace and seed herst, Mass. Mrs. Thorp attended Seton Hall University. A veter- Watch ItfMlra Joying a. delightful Day — Pfoc* Your pearls. her sixtieth reunion at Mount Hol- an of World War 2 service with Pearls Reitniitg Miss Laura G,rinneU of East yoke College and Mr. Thorp at- U, S. Army Intelligence, he taught or dinner in the comfort Order In Advonc* Engraving Lansing, Mich , was maid of honor tended his 65th reunion at Am- at the summer session of Sum- Meid 4-0221 Plating and wore a ballerina length gown herst. Miss Thorp spent several mit High School. able atmoepberecrftbe.. Crystals Fltttd of aqua tricot over taffeta with recently at Tanglewood at the Mr. Bielefeld has served Union Immediately lace trim. Her headpiece was of Berkshire Music Festival and also NELLIE WQSS aqua nylon. Best man was William visited friends at Winchester and Audubon Room CARLANS Reichenbach of the Summit ad- Rockport, Mass. 24 T«yter St., MIRbara dress. Your Community /«r#br BUY IDEAL! The bride attended Santa Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. |Ot|NlteWuU>ftMi8cbo«l| Open Fit Ewi. *UJ I P. M. High School in California and is Holmes of 141 Beech wood road For The 44> Springfield Ave. CR. 7 1441 now a senior at Whittier College, are spending the week in New Cal. The bridegroom, a former Hampshire on a fishing trip. Hard to Fit Girl The Hunt Club petty officer in the Navy, is a graduate of Tucson High Schol in Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dres- Arizona and is now a student at Complete line *f AN INTERIOR DESIGNER . .. bach, fonnor residents, have re- SUB TEEN81 to 14 TO WED LOCAL MAN-An- Fullertoh Junior College in Cali- "",. s-- turned to Summit and are now nouncement has been made of the fornia. living temporarily at the Parm- CHUttfTTISt 6IRIS, engagement of Mi«s Irene Joyce After a wedding trip through the Mrs. Ralph Henry Bastian (Chell ley Apartments. For the last ten (HOTEL Fenyves, daughter of Mr. and New England states, the couple years they? have lived at Colom- SU1 TEENS AND TKNS Mrs. Alexander Fenyves at. Perth will make their home at Whittier. Miss June Sturm, daughter of bia, Tunifia and the Gold Coast : Amboy to Martin David Gold- Mrs. William Sturm and- the late of Africa where Mr. Desbach UBURM Beeaer Price Notre, A.I.O., and Beanor D. Hemrreer, A.I.D. stein, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Her- Newcomer Club Board Mr. Sturm of 134 Snyder avenue, served as general manager for IDEAL SHOP man Goldstein of 2 Hickory road. Meets Next Thursday Berkeley Heights, became the Gulf Oil Co. exploration pro- Miss Fenyves is a graduate of Mrs. Frank C. Johnson of 44 bride of Ralph Henry Bastian, grams. He has now been made 12f LftmrtSt. mtw W^mW/^K&tm «wMU Perth Amboy High School and South street. New Providence will son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bas- manager of operations. New York N» J. Upsala College and is on the fac- LHJOLIE CQ be hostess for a meeting of the tian of Springfield, on Sunday at exploration division, with offices PL 4-4311 SUMMIT N J, ulty of the Samuel E. Shull School board members of the Newcom- 3:30 p.m. at the Central Presby- in New York City, They are ac- at Perth Amboy. Mr. Goldstein ers Club on Thursday, September terian Church at a ceremony companed by their daughter, is a graduate' of Summit High 6 at 10 a.m. At this time plans performed by Rev. James Muir. School and Rutgers University will be made for the next meet- Following the ceremony, a recep- and is an accountant nith Lever tion was held at the Hitching Post Brothers in New York City. ing of the club on September 19. Mrs. Johnson will act as chair- Inn, Union. man of the day for that meeting. The bride, given in marriage Mrs, Elbern Daisley, assisted by by her mother, wore a gown of Mrs. Clifford Brite, will be in embroidered nylon tulle with charge of boutonniercs. Mrs. Hom- fingertip sleeves and a full skirt. er Smith will be chairman of Her two tiered veil was attached decorations. to a cap of orange blossoms while her bouquet consisted of BIRTHS roses, orchids and stephanotis. 41? SPRINGFIELD AYE., SUMMIT—OPEN PRI. EYE'S To Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Anne Oldroyd of Sartford, Tirella of 9 Clark street, a daugh- North Carolina, was matron of •he Newark. Irood cor. WiHIam, Open Wed. Eves ter born August 21. honor and wore a ballerina length To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seem an gown of nylon tulle. The brides- of 222 Springfield avenue, Berkeley maids included Miss Lawanna Heights, a son, bom August 22. McDonald of Green Village and To Mr. and Mrs. George Rund- Miss Joyce Shaffer of Berkeley Diamond .Heights ~IHWT^yraW6"il""ivenue7 BertOF The best man was George'Bahr ley Heights, a son, born August 20. YouVe mode ut teek o bigger, fintr Mere... wMi more To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gilberg of Englewood. of 16 Edison drive, a daughter, The couple are both graduates than double the floor space... and a new department far famous aims bom August 20. of Regional High School at Spring- Honan men's shoes. Thanks a million! Well open soon To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boyd field. The bridegroom also studied ocross the street at 597-599 Central Ave.] of 31 Salem road, Murray Hill, for two years at fat Stevens In- a son, born August 20. stitute of Technology. SAVE 40% Following a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains, the couple will It takes planning, forethought and ability to \ WANTED reside' at Berkeley Heights. bring you fine quality diamonds at such thrill- jwonwm «ty> wooM Uk* to bowl In Katherine Gibbs Enrollee REMOVAL iW^lnftdar afternoon l«ftgu« ft ti ing low prices. Busch * Sons are ever alert BKRKKLTT RBCREATION. OOm Miss Marilyn Jane Bailey of 708 }/i CARAT scouring every domestic and foreign source plrtoly jmtoinaUc equipment by Springfield avenue, is enrolled at A. U r. 1 P.M. >iratpgic point along letter wfaka was addressed the wa} ltn a .few days. The interior of the through your nice letter, and for posed to have ttayed at during troops, cannon. _ Gettysburg on July « is an * * store u ill be remodeled at a later ter t* a package the studei giving us an opportunity to learn the Revolutionary Wtr. horses and wagons constantly passing through. Washington and date. ivsp s7 forwarded to President of your social studies in school. Historians seem to think that It is with deep sense of gratitude his staff is said to have stayed at ajuntf during his illness last if Washington had slept in all the that we read compositions such as the Potter house one night dur- Traitilaf School Starts places attributed to him, the yours which express so well your ing a heavy troop movement. seeau that during a social United States would still be part Summit Cloutf ON S«pt. 11 es period early last June, understanding of the goals of our History also tells us that Colonel country, and show your desire to of th« British Emplrv, for no mas Potter was with the General at An exhibition of obtditneed- Mse meationed the President's who is said to have slept so much trained dogs will take place arid vajetd roomn make it a better place for all the Battle of Princeton in 1776 Americans." It is signed, "With could possibly have won a war. and while there, three of his chil- -Wednesday evening, September 5. f his illness However, we did win the war dren back here in Summit con- Mart Model at 8 p m. at the Club Iinrote, Irs. Flanagan stated that the best wishes for you all, Mamie Doud Eisenhower." and Washington surely did sleep tracted a ditsease and died with- Linden, presented by the Mid-Jer- •dent was receiving messages during those years ... but in how in a few days. The colonel died -ey Companion Dog Training Gub i al over the world, some of many different places, is hard to in 1802. Inc. as an introduction to their • freta boys and girls of school sar. Macy Executive 1956 57 training season to begin Mrs Flanagan asked if Rutgers Grads Win It has also been proven that the September 11. The exhibition i* •f her students had sent him But one thing i« certain, the original Sayre settler* entertained open to the public and will include nd, there was a pause. When first president of the.United States Washington more than once. And To Operate New examples nf dogs trained in Mid "Hew would you like to Free Tickers to DID sleep one night here hi Sum- as it was the custom in those Jersey's classes and an exhibition the President a class letter? mit the exact night, or. for days, dinner guests were generally of team work- Refreshments will that matter, was enthusiastic endorse- the exact year, is Invited to «tay the night, ttere j Women's Store be served. Colgate Grid Game AT ALTNAN PREVIEW-Some of the members of the junior and uncertain. Is no reason to believe that the j A former Macy executive. Mark Eighteen Rutgers University senior board of advisors for the new B. Altmsn store here are shown It seems Colonel Samuel Potter, General declined the invitations. I Model, on September 1 will take j . Mid-Jersey begins Hs fan train CMnnittee was then ap- alumni from the Summit Area on the staircase leading to the Penthouse at the preview of the store ' ing srason on September 11 at the one of the more influential men Without preening our plumes, over the active nianaiM'nirnt and to hear suggestions of what are winners of two tickets each held Monday for the press and other invited guests. The store opened in the area who was on our lulun American Hall in Summit be included .It was decided | to the public on Tuesday. Above, left to right, are Lorraine Anderson the Summit Area is steeped in ownership of Bpxik* ui Summit, to the Rutgers vs. Colgate foot- side during the war, owned a Revolutionary lore and it stands ' at 8 p m. and in Linden, at th» the communication should not ball game on October 13 because of Summit, Virginia Anderson of Cranfoid and Judy Johnson of Summit. home, at the intersection of what the former Foot » Department Club Linrose on September \Z to only a letter but to reason that other heroes- such their team placed first in its is now Springfield and Morris as General Nathaniel Greene, ! Store at 410 Springfield a\enue.| S p.m. The club offers a series of include samples of the group in the regional campaign avenues. At that time, as it is Mr. Mode'. t» at present yierchan- ; nine-weeks courses from Septem- work during the term, Lafayette. DeKalb and St. Hair: of the 1955-56 Rutgers Fund, an- Summer Job Won't Lose now, the intersection was a heav- found lodgings in and around the jdise manager at Macy's Jamaica, j ber to June under the guidance a few days of work arid nual alumni giving agency. ily used crossroad that carried at competent instructors. the material was ready, section, too. For these men also i L. I , store. The Summit team raised the much through traffic. were instrumental in winning the j Information regarding new clas* a booklet on the study Junior's Tax Deduction He has been with the Macy or- [ largest percentage of its quota It was ekinng Washington's war for independence. ' panuation for the last ten vears ! e» and application may be ob- Constitution, some early car- among five teams covering New Parents 01 youngsters who arc the parents if they contribute more than half the child's suport, New Jersey campaign when he We might as well be fair about in various merchandising capaci- tained from Mrs. A. J. Brand*, the failures of the Ar- Jersey communities. The local working during the summer vaca- 131 Cornell avenue, Berkelev regardless of the amount earned one thing though, it is quite poss- ties and held posts as divisional Caafederation and another team headed by John C. Osetr- tion were reminded by Joseph F. Heights, CRestview 3-3276. devoted to their class' J. Mayer. Newark district director by the child. This new law was National Young Adult Council of ible that such men as Sir Wil- manager in the buying office, berg of 145 Bleckbum road, merchandiser at BamberK'er's and Several homework compo- brought in 97 per cent 01 its quota of the Internal Revenue service, passed by Congress in 1954, Mr. the YMCA as part of it's election- liam Howe, British commander eventually was placed in charge of A Swiss candymaker in 187* di« «a "Why I Am Proud to noising out the Ridge wood team that under certain circumstances Mayer pointed out. Prior to 1954. year effort to induce younger and Lord Cornwall!* who later the Jamaica branch. covered a process for combining American" were also in- which netted 80 percent. their children may still be claimed { no person earning $600 or more voters to take a more lively in- surrendered at Yorktown to end as was a letter to the Presi- as full exemptions for Federal in- I could be claimed as a dependent terest in politics. the war, were "guests" of the Before joining Mac> hr was with chocolate with milk, thus produc- The other members of Mr. Os- the Office of Price Administration ing the world's first milk choco ding the class' hope terbeng's team are: Ray F. Dan- come tax puryxws- Also, the chil- by another taxpayer. Inquiries re- The program, known as "The local residents during that period as a price executive at Washing- late. [he would soon get well. Be- ielson, 17 Valemont Way; Robert dren themselves mcy l>e entitled ceived, however, indicale that i Voters-Cade," also includes also. was wrapped up and sent M. Dunsmore, 17 Oaklawn Road; to refunds in whole or part of many who are entitled to (his registration project, a study of Flanagan wrote her own John C. Gentile. 24 Edison Drive; income taxes withheld from their benefit are not aware of it. Also, issues and candidates, and a get- 1 the President and another Richard Hammell, 24 Canoe Brook wages during their employment. some parents continue to have ouMhe-vote campaign. There will In Special Observance Of 1 Mrs. Eisenhower telling her Parkway; Edwin T. Kaiser, 157 The special exemption rule, Mr. their dependent children stop work be election follow-ups aimed at ; the package and suggesting1 Ashland Road; Harold G. Lund- Mayer explained, applies to chil- before earning $800. maintaining a high level of poli- > her own judgement as berg, 4 OverhUl Road: J. Robert dren who will still be under 19 Children 1» and over must be tical interest snd know-how among 1 to give the package to the Madsen, 22 Dunnder Drive, and years of age at the end of the year engaged in full-time study at a younger voters. The Summit nt Archibald Murray, 54 New Eng- and to children who are full-time recognized educational institution YMCA plans to participate in GSH to Gettyshwg land Avenue. students, regardless of their ages. for at least five months of the each phase of this program at the Rosh HasKana year. that the box was de- Abo, W. Thornton Read, Jr., Exemption may be claimed by appropriate tine in the fall and 277 Ashland Road; Alfred A. winter months. WE WILL BE CLOSED Rochester. 127 Whittredge Road; age range more than 95 per cent Marshall G. Rothen, 133 Beekman of the men participating in the THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6tK and Road; Edwin F. Tilley, 46 Park- Health No Issue, TIQUES project are registered voters. Re- I>arid P. Barry, Jr., son of Mr. view Terrace; Robert J. Trevor- publicans outnumbered Demo- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th- row, Jr. 18 Stony Hill Court; Rich- and Mrs. David P. Barry of 15 MOMUSTOWN YMCA Young Voter crats locally by a margin of more Pin* Ridge driv« h on active ard C. Barney, Livingston Ave- than 2-to-l, most of whom vote (Reopeninf Friday at 6 PM) V nue, Murray Hill; Leonard C. summer field training with the inONAL GUARD the straight party ticket. 322nd General Hospital at Camp ARMORY Briggs, 120 Mountain Avenue, Pol Discloses Murray Hill; Robert V. Enlow, The young voters gave top bil- Drum, N. Y. SUMMIT RAMO 4V APPLIANCE CO. HILL CITY PAINT Murray Hill; and Donald S. Wood- Health of presidential candi- ling to United States foreign Barry, who was a sales trainee 417 SftteffkM A*. dates is not considered a major policy as the nation's foremost with Esto Standard prior to his us srtittermo AVI. cock, 21 Maple Street, New Prov- SUMMIT SUMMIT II A. M. - 10:30 P. M. idence, N. J. campaign issue by voters hi the political issue. It was ranked first military service, Is a personnel of ficer at the field hospital. * 4 P. M. 2O-to-3S age bracket. This was by ne|rj7v25 per cent. revealed in findings of a poll con- The great Gothic cathedral at Desegregation came next with ducted by the National Council of Ulm has the world's tallest spire 13 per cent. Federal aid to educa- Young Men's Christian Associa- tion and lax reduction followed —586 feet. SHOW tions and received here by Law- closely, being favored by 12 and rence C. Burr, adait program 11 per cent respectively. secretary of the Summit YMCA. Only half of the young men and The poll covered 4,400 men and women polled said they were women 21 to 35 years old. They satisfied with the stand of their live in 53 cities located in 27 parties on important issues. How- states. Seventy per cent of those ever, two-thirds reported they LOST OUR LEASE!!! Whistling Tea Kettle polled were men. Young men and never change party alignment women In more than 25 local Further, they split 50-30 an business firms cooperated in the voting a straight party ticket or WE ARE SORRY TO LEAVE SUMMIT AFTER 15 YEARS OF survey. Summit was one of four crossing party lines on their bal- New Jersey communities that lots. FRIENDLY BUSINESS RELATIONS WITH THE COMMUNITY, BUT participated In the project. The Sixty-six per cent did not know other Communities being Camden, where their Congressmen stood SINCE OUR PRESENT LOCATION IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE Jersey City and Montclair. on major issues. But eight out d Only one out of 10 persons tak- ten said they knew how, when TO US WE ARE FORCED TO pLOSE OUR DOORS IN SUMMIT. ing part in the national poll listed and where to register. Almost health as a major campaign issue, two-thirds actually were regis- according to Mr. Burr. Only 1 tered. per cent rated a candidate's fam- The poll was-conducted by the I ily situation as important. In I Summit nearly 50 per cent of the women 21-to-35 years old completing the questionnaire are not registered voters. In the same

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AT TMI MOM Oft AI voua DOOI PIERSON'S INC. "The Home of Fine Houaewaret" IP to LEED'S 431-435 SpriagfWW Art. Summit WELCOME 390 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT. N. J. "BORDEM'S MUNICIPAL PARKING AREA WAGON "Open Friday Mte$ 'Til J> P.M." AT KAI OF STOW ift get-to be good I FR. 7-1443 * RXTUf f$. MMRORS. CHAIRS. AND SHfcVMft FOt SALE! PAIR UP TO 2 HOURS THt SUMMIT HMUUL IHUtHWUT. AUtUfT tt. IW atlos to any panoc or panona or to of tba two]*,* feted, tit. Craue stated: level, according to Crane's state- "KaeeBJog" or available, or niaejag on Monca _ propanlt* wtihln the rang* o( opcr- ment. He noted that certain tory remarks atwat At salt a limited quantity tasutQci- TAXI »OTlci~tha« th* Board of —i O»er|uii n "Bait advcrtWo* ia an alluring Bach proposal must be eacloaedUs ResUems Advised fields of merchandising have had merchandise for the . . est to meet reasonable demands, Tax Aassaeor* of tb* City «f Summit •— j i to tbe Baroiut r —"• u. offer to MB toaMtbiaf whleh tae *si aaaat at tba C*tr Halt » tba Ctty a aeaiad envelope properly endoewad pTOVMettc*. ». J. -^"C K, the misfortune to experience full- switching tae prosfteeto* j mm tha purpose and intent of ofauaunit. on Monday S*M*e»bar if. with tbe »*«• of the bidder **X tb* advertiser dot! not sincerely want work and dlreotad to tb* Commoo fledged plagues of such advertis- chaser to aanfi—' artics*. salmg Bwnfftiiin aist instead. isat. at S o'clock r. IL for U»* purpose BMb propaasj ttUat ^ . - Witch Out forto sett, or trie* not to aeU or delib- Tajnaering wMi an artide so Of sMBf a baartnc te aH sacaooa sa- OouacITof tb* City of Summit. Making no effort to adi fee AU work referred to In tbi* notfe* erately avoid* it&ittf. ing, such as rebuilt or recondi- P«f*«jof tb» fun aaSSr «^2 tioned vacuum cleaners, tewing vertised artkle and del at «0 not demonstrate or frta soBfimd by tee Oeastrwtioo of mart be completed on or before tb* •Tb* purpoM of such sdverti*- a H" raUcf storm water saver on upUMloo of IS worklof d*y» from machines, storm windows and trying to sett iftmathtnf nroperiy. tb* data of the coouact. Bidden muat ProTtdtnoe a* t p- " " ~* • Advertising' inf it ta> git the customer into the Battoree Avanua, naaama* soutberly j^-* Boroueti of N, , doors and uphoUtery' and re-up- stead. tte advertised artkle 4W faat from tba kMok nun&l&c specify that they will bled tbemaelfaa W. fcaa Grant, eseeative secre- store, or to secure a salesman's Ukreugb tba proeartf ef Oanoa Brook M> complete the said work wttbla aeld berety reaarvea Um ru. holstery offers. The National Bet- Using the 'low pressare** _ and mtandinf that It vifl Umt. or ail bad* and to tory of tae Summit Are* Clumber entry Into a home, with the pur- Owumy Club. to any btdftar ' ter Business Bureau, however, nique to cause tte custom not persona satisfactorUj, and for BOAJU> OF TAX ASSO96O&S Tba Common Council reaema tba of Commerce, hat warned mi- poso of telling some other higher- tho Burnoeae of niliita.tisnUj sett- HABBT C KATKS, rlfbt to reject any or all Mds. tt. oasts of tat arts to baoo the alert priced item or items of mereaaB- states that bait advertising has (l) unscO herself on fee Ctty Clark. Br direction of UM Common Ooua- occurred in nearly every area of tised product thfoagn tntafal ing another article instead. Data*:: Aurust ». »M. cB of tb* City of Summit. far "b*lt a«*«tfefag" ***& *» diae." Taking aa order far tha adver- HAHST C KATBS, Aug. ». lass -*• merchandising, and constant vigil- DOfj-disparaging sttatlomare at City Ota*. bate* praetle*4 ftronittout tat Although salt advertising hat tised artide. not having meeetd NOtlCI TO CBtUiiTOR:, ance on the part of the public is limitatioas and (t) to NOriCI Or SBTTLEMEN? V. A. MURRAY. ( coHrtry by a man minority of beta know* to appear as a part ad in aeOtng something else In- City Bugluetf —cnuwkmi merchants. therefore necessary. sell to a higher paired Dfcttd: Augtict 21, 1»9*. '' of natfetttl advertising cam- which »U1 Brrfnrm the stead, hot then faiiiag or nfasinf ROnca is naurar oivtsr, That Aug 23. 30. Citing a bulletin from the Na> Mr. Crane cited the following as tb* ftral aod fin*! account if the • *aiaFwaaiiss> WO thsf paigns, toil -ocearrettet has been (unctions ef such an artkle. tedcHvor. aubaarltMaa, nor*oo* W, Van Houvas, NOTICE A. OTTO, JB, tiotul Better Business Bureau, relatively ran, and moat bait ad- being typical bait advertising Using more Umitod guarantees and th* National Nawtrk MKI Emm BERNARDS TOWNSHlf ty of DiHgo. vertising appears en the local practices: Not having tbe advertised or alleged unavailability of repairs BtnkUig Cempattr of Hawk, uc*cu- Or EDUCATION witfe which tbe Chamber It affll- IOM firth* U«t wUI and t<«tam«aat or farts hi relation to the ad*Of A0CK7STUS SHARP VAN HOUTtfN. Sealed bid* wtU be recalved by the voraead article as a moans to jjiBtajrt. wttl b* audttMl and atatod Ber&atd* Towuahlp Board of Bduoatton deceased, natk* A . •17*1 br tba Burrotwt*. and reported for at the Oak Street School Baaklng to the Mwdfcoa or m^, , diseeorage its purchase. aattiaaucH to th* Union County Ridff*. N. J. on or before »M P.M., aabtMc to tb* aub*oRt>> -> FOR AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGES . Oowt-rrobata Olvlakm. on Friday, Septamber 21. ISM. on the drain*** or si flnaMtlco th«j < ^ ¥0 MOMM SapbM&tH* as IMMK at 10 A II. work, a&d th* building of a retaining maada aâtnat ())»»,,; Oat«d Au«ujt 30. 1«M wall and »ult»bl« dratno«« dltohe* at ocMsed wtthtn «u uv r^ of Bduoatlon of tba Ctty J J«n*p. hereby lurVtae FLORENCE W. VAN HOUTEN th* Ibple Avenue School. Bpeclflci- (tot* of said order, or - _.. of aaalad Mds for Th* NfttkuuU N'evvt and tk- tlou* can b. &MIU «t the office of 0* forever barred frocn t*,^,. aad deMvery of tor* cream aai Btmtchm Company ol Supermt. ndfm of School*, Oak 8tr«et r*«oveiid« UM tune 'or tb* school year 1SSS.ST. Newark School. BMUUIIK Md«*, N. J. Th* •crlbetv Mas via b* recaitvd uattl } P.M., SATLKT Mt4 SCSBNCX Board feeerves Uie rifiUt to reject any OLAOTS I DAT.. IWdar. September 4. ISM. 110> Bayrwrnd Blvd., or afl bid*. HOWARD K tea naMtety opaMd and read. Nawark J, H. 1. M. BAUSON M Auf. 13. 90. Sap*. S. U FM: 18.75 •ft afttse of tb* Board of Btfuoa- of Buwtmt. H j" Burnt, Bonttnat, Naw Aui? 30. 1*S«. EASTERN FUEL CO. NOT1CK TO CREDITORS 3SS B«O AD STREET aad Md forma NOTICE j Exuxrr cAsaicv A ' ba aaeuiwd at ttoe atom of tb* BtTATI OF JOSKPH If. MURRAY. BERNARDS TOWNSHIP 7SJ1 BergaotUiM At* FREE PARKING I «r jttaaMiniii. d. BOARD UP EDUCATION Norttt Bercett, K. }. OTEN EVENINGS eanm th* rtgbt to w- D«MMd Km. 30. Sept. «. 13. jest to ''wait* runoaiM to tha ord*r of OBARUSs * 2?ro. JM., BurrOKaU of th* County Sealed bids will be received by the NOTICE TO c eat •ward' ordem at tea ... Bernard* Township Board of BducaUon BBTATE OF DAVTQ F tstenata ol tha Board of of DMon, mad* on th* fourtewvth (Uy te t of Auguat. AD.. UJfl, upon the appU- at the O*k 8t.r*.t Brhool, Basking ceaicd. ca«oo of UM underalgned, wi AamliU*- Rldg* N. J . on or befor* SOO P.U.. ef U» Board of trmtor of th* mUif of «*id d*c*u«0. Septeniber 14. 19M, on the painting , fm»tuuvt to W. S. JDDDT, npttoa la hw»by yivm to tht cr*dltor« of the window* ana exterior trim act A. OTTO, JB.. Sumw veatli dar of Aliens' A D •*» asnone. issss. or itntiNBn 'their clauna aod damartda agatiM th* dent of School*. Oak Street School, tb* applio*,uoa of ê *2 **Urt* of mu d*o«M«d within alt Backing Ridge, N. J. The Board )f- *• BKeciauta ol VM W%7 KOTICS » HEBJBBT OIVBN. That month* from the date of aatd order, or »«rvp» tho right tu rvjcot any or all iai4 decewed, notice I* h«rebj anal aoaoum <* «n* sutesrtbar. th*» will b* foravar b*rr«d (root proa- bid*. M» th* orwdfcton o< aald «i«-4aS ^ O. IiaU, a**ra*or of the 11111 exhibit to U>* *ubacrll>er uad wUI aba testament of MARY S2 ^S'T" •* * U. SALMON. or afftrmatlou their c!«ina nT*M. «*oee*ed, will b* audited and . MinutAY, Secretary nMttda **t# of said order, or thrj «CJ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 'or aatttamaot DtrMon, on rttitey, 4M Bprt&fffKdd Av«., foravw beurwl from proa*'j><»« M iMst at 10 AJtV Summit, N. J. raeovartnc th* *aia* *«aa»t Mtibr AUfWt 7. ISM Aug. S3, 30 sept. «. 13 Fee*— »!4.00 BOROUGH OF NEW FROTIDENCB Fr«!«tek O. K*ata Sealed Propoaal* wUI be r*ceiv*d by ANITA U •ad K*atr, WOTIC1 TO CREOITORS ' th* Borough of New in the County of Union of New nSTATB Or JOHN A. MolUBNMA O»- BZRBUtT M. aXBMZ), V.f'^^' about his Mother's cooking!" Jeraey, ai th* ~ % Offloe, 3t7 UtUbUTD Av*. Borough Mall, ML tJ. » S*9t S tt.TI . JKS^t *• tlM ord«r of OHARLIB Arvnu*. Jaittburo, M. J. Tueeday, M .at S Aug. 30. Sept. «. 13, » Tt*t t«i MoncB TO caKoirons A. OTTO, Jr.. SurroeM* of W>* Oounty o'alock PH. and, at ct Vnton, m«d* on ttie third day tlui tlm« opened XOTICI TO CKKDITOas of Auruat. A. D, ISM. upon th* appU. and' •ATM Or WARM* H. TCMWO. oattati of tit* undaratsnad, a* Esacutor of a l ld sanitary on In portions BBTATK Or MAJIT S. BTOML J* J*£J**** °* * daoeaaad, BOUC* f M emmtd. W tb* order of OaUBLBS U hHwhjr glvan to tb* orMtttor* of Mid of Mount, and OverblU A. OTTO. 1U.. Surrogate of th* County Road, furnishing of tbe Puwaaat to th* order of CRA dao*M*4 to eshlMt to UM aubaorttMr A. OTTO, JB, flumoaat* of U.« of Uala*. aa»d* on tb* fourteenth day under oath or affirmation tteir Malm* foltowtii , material*: of Aufw*. AJ>, ynt upon tha amu- •7»; • le*a S" C.I. p:p*ty of Uuiou. nude on tht tntc-. eatton ef the undersigned, aa Ewcuulx and demand* acilnvt tha «at*t« of *are«vt4) dar of Aucw,, AD :n ef tht «at*** of aald deceased, aotto* aald d*aaa**d wtthln **• rnanth* from g upon tlia apfMMitaoa ol tiie uMt tha data of aald ordar. or Uity wtU b* 14M ft. more or leas I" AC. atftMd. a* Bnaoiauu of CM * to the credium of said cu« 7'. *K*-« ie axhibit to Ui* aubaortbar for*rw batrad from proMeuting or r*> Pif>* •aid] deceased, ncxte* I* «wjf f« oovwtng th* aaraa afttiwt th* *ub- more or taw 8" AC. pip* to ttea ojwdtton of aUd deoeieM J % or amnnajuon thatr cutma aerlbar. 100 anal eamand* astinat tba aatat*) of out o\ •JChibW to tb* aubaolber -jute: j«u within all nenttw from John J. ifcKenna, Exeetitor 1 Drop If H. *,T«r«g* cut 10*. or affirmaUon Uielr i. date) of aatd order, or te«r «l! » Aue. S. 1«. ». SO / FMa 114.00 3M ou. yd*, mar* or Ma rock ai- forever barred train caviuion. rccor«-rin« UM asm* LOtnas o TOtmo. aortber. BiaoutrU. SBAUI> 18 - 8" x 4- tee*. ft ROBrrz. A«»» . 37S Un. ft. more or Um 4" C.I. pip* MART BTTUMCn FHRJLNB1 Ar«, boua* conneotlona. Baalad propoaalt wOl b« rwelved by AU work and nuterial anaU be In J. the Common Council of th* City of aooordanc* with plans and apaolllaa- scmno AKT> joncn. A-.-O«. s. u Summit at »;00 P. M (D.8T t Tu*a- tlana prepared by the Borough* Eng<- MB Sfnoefiald An. jamca TO cnaonrons day, MptcmjMr 4. ISM and open«d at ne«r. Propoaal blank*, apectncttion* Bununlt. N, J. the abor* .tommvA hour at a rwolar and tnatruottona to bidder* may be AUK. 30. Sept. S, !J, 1) r«* M" BBTATB Of HART BOOHUJT, mMtlOf of aald Coimnoa Council to obtained at th* office of th* Borough b* bid ait aaM tiro* at tha ctty Ball. Rnstn««r, upon dapoalt of tb* aum of NOTICI ._.,... . W tb* order of OSABUEB Summit, K J tor th* removal of »p- five doilaro (SS4W) which *um wtU S. OTTO. A., Surrotat* of tb* County proKlmat«ly U traaa t»" to 41" in eolfloaUona Are tUU at M«M oWeok MMse la k*r«ky al**n to th* or*4Mora both Workmen'* Oomp*n**.tlon, Pub- furnlabed to any penon propaatog to Btnvtember 10. IBM ef aaM MNMTN extubtt to tba lic Uablllty and property Dtunac*. Md In accordance herewith, b* may Tl>* c pp - rt*ar ime«r oaui or aranruMloB Tb* aucoaaaful bidder muat furnlah be required to furnish a atwtement preaeoted and taken up foe dataaa and «t*m aorta aeataMt th* tha necuwry *lgn* »nd barricade* to on a form to be fitroUhed by iim Uon: of eatd dtfiaaad wMtOn Si b* plaoed on both aldte of tha trw Borough En«tn«er ahowtng his ttnan* RATMONO If. OAXDS ASV _i from th* «*a* of aaM ordar. or beloc removed In auoh maniMr that clal aibUlty, adequancy of plant and NELUX A. OAK.EB A**m wM b* forarar batrad from P»OJ- notortate and MdaatrtajOM hare ade- equipment and prior experience In Satd am>Ucatlon r*cjii'».-». t fV^VOOVHUf UN 0UO0 B0HB9 quate warning. performing the tijrp* of work for wnlrti of th* Zoning Orrtlu-.tice w The mioowaftd bidder ahaU rurntah bid* ara reaueêd. If not a*t4*fttd creoUoO of a four-«or and proof and atgn a atatamant to tha ef- w*t4i the auffldenoy of «ie *t««n*tK, houa* «i feot that he la totally responsible for the Borough of New Provldwvce tnty th* adequacy of th«> work, and thai he refua* to ft»rnacfa plaits and apadxica- tout a aid* ol HotMu-l Atr::-;». Is fully liable for any aotloa brought taooa to aucn proapeoUv* bidder. M Xonlnt Ordtna.no* r«rul»tl •saanat tb* City beoaua* of alleged Each propoaal must be enclosed In tn A-l* Rajtdetulal Znnoi. Am. a. 3t n*pt. 1.11/ IN rltmae* or Injury eauaed by tba op*r> • sealed envelope endowed with tha atructuna and dwrelcptnetK to fifty apajtmrou, and tn« fantUUea to five cars. SOFIO AND UARTC A. PIRA.VBO BIG NEW 195* NO-DEFROST •aid *VplitxMr»c Refrigerator-Freezer ordinance. ESTATE OF jAMzs LO nam W J PUTS AU POODS AT ARM LEVEL Satd at>pU«rtiun rKj Of th* Zantn* Ordinan. EDWARD CHTOVAROC cook with practically no water. Your meats and vegetable/ Ar SON. D«C. A'V•"'• * DOUILE TRADE-IN Bald sppll'.'aUon rwiutw:» » simmer in their own natural juices, arrive on the table with of the Zunlng Ordlns"-sv ^ "Uaes'1 to permit the """ " all their^goodness intactSee the new Automatic E ALLOWANCE »rtr kno'wn-aa UK 33, Bloc* j* "a- •' Ranges at your Reddy Kilowatt Dealer's and discoveôrt the 1« Broid Street, .—ai « ?*V^?Si-- •: tractor's warohou** »nd < -'vj i^. ! ON YOUR OLD Jpct prctpmy to locat«l '" *7_,i« I reaaonswhy everyone is switching to modern flameless cooking. dwitliU Znn*. and prop«»s«! ^ J. , be a »ul»a'.u;« for f>»rm^ B4*" REFRIGERATOR Any objectors to tie ir*?Tw': the *t>av* appUcwtlons nu^ =* *~! at aald tlnw! and "'•"•' —' JCP&L or Jersey Control Power A Light ,.. LIMITED TIME OSLY All«. 30. ST.tTE OF NE« J DEPARTMENT OF CRRTIEU'ATR Or »IS* To all to whom th<«>- I' come, On^Hing- Wkeraat, It appear* :o Mo*JdLH-14N Uon. b» «luly »uther/'.o«* tbe prooaedlosa for thr »< SUMMBt CLEARANCE •dutlon tbeiwof by '^' ON TOP . . . Mf Antemaiic Defrost coosoot of ail tbe tôrk BcMgeratsr wfcn levolvtBf Shelves po*H«d In my offic* t.i C5O ALL-ELECXmC KG FAMILY SIZE G-E DIETCHK MOTORS. I>C Ant brtnf the *»si arena' te 70a ... Uon of thk StsAf. •JUMMUS nni rensersWe tfoor shelves offlo* b astuated THE ONLY WAY TO MODERN LIVING! rranUla Place. In '• ... festswaj nettle racks . .. sdjast- REFRIGERATOR SuimnBt, County of aMe stiltss BMW n ani aewn while of New Jeney (John L. tb* ar*nc tbexwlii and >n 1 vtdi Ise4 ... ice cream and WITH FULL WIDTH FREEZER of. tipon whom procea* in.- JeJce »ar. baa oomplirf with th* n of THIe 14. Corporation*. Now Rertord Statutes of N'w • ON 40TT0M . . . tme Zers Degree ltmlnary to the ta*um« ol Fcea" rreeser aeUs •» U m Ibi . . . Only flcate of Dissolution. —lunlilr hr-*'*-^ . . • separately re- 229 Mow Tkenfor*. I. t!» ! Stat« of the Suite,of >'<* Mftnlai ... •»•••« fsed fretser bai- Hnwoy Certify that UM » FOR AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGES leg. val. $32I.M (Model LB 1»N Not mas.) Uon did. on th* Tweory---^ ^. haea . . . feai peial enealag! Amrwrt, IS9S. ra* in mT of •"*,„,-. Come la today! At this lew price theyH go fast! •teeuted and attested coo»- ' _^T AVAILABLE IN YOU1 CHOICE Ing to th* dlsaoiirUon fit *•'•'.> tlon. Mecirtfd by all ti\r f- *" . 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M* qiMrt* Froir fndt fruit drink with % gallon DOOM Top ***** ••• Women I«V^ iimtm 1kn*r. Vitamin C Slug-a-Bug Concent-rate mddri. Mason Jelly Glasses ^ 12 ^ 79c R—4y to Your favorite flavors! Meltproof bag FREE! Ball Jar Rings *£* 3 5* 22c 1252 Springfield Avtniw OPEN TUESDAY, THURSDAY AMD FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL tf.M Ntw P— THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. Camtra Shop tht winning attack. Mgh School footbal Schedules Baseball at Memorial Ends, Caris In the firat game of tht Grass- Local Spoils I.AX.F/s hopper Minor World Strtes. the po- Braves. Sox Finish in Tie Falcons took a dote OM over Vm rato sdwssi witon trw £» September 22 Roeelle Park Roselle Park lid for Tie Braves 74 with a three run ratty September 29 Veron* Summit The Camera Shop loftballers, Baseball at Memorial Field, Braves Wia Tkree Times in tht l*st inning. Bogur Moor* drove fat tne winning run. Richard this ana val Mt October 6 Millburn Millburn aided by a stellar pitching perfor- which was part of the city's sum- In the last game of the season mer recreation program, ended De&imont pitched for th* winners October 13 Clifford Scott Summit mance by Bob Davenport, defeated on Friday, the Braves again were October 20 Glen Ridge Summit the I A.C.F. 7—S, thereby ruining last week in all leagues. In the while Frank Piccont took th* Ksat Place Sd»eJ fa gui victorious as they edged the Dod- loss. Madison the Utters bid for a possible tie Intermediate division, die Braves rtstfat daists « Tfaenday October 27 Madison gers $-3 behind Mike Araneo's November 3 Rahway Rahwfty. in tht league standings. The knu and the Red Sox finished the sea- la the second game, the Cards teBbt* IS Hi Oak Xael son in a tie for first place. Th* pitching and Joa Frere'a two November 10 C&ldwell Summit dropped the I.A.C.F. into second bounced back with a t-5 victory of tb€ B«l* CM4 «B •»« y Grasshopper Major League wound homers. Fred William* also had over Richard ixSioioa*. Al Nkb- tarikf «• WiikiiuJny, September w&f fM 9C*Mtfvtl place, with the Camera Shop in third place, a half game ahead of up the year with the Bombers of two hits for the Braves. Spencer, olson and Frank Piceoitt lead the VL Oratory let**, far Bay. wia Roselle Park Summit the American division and the September 24 the Corby Sudsmen, with a/nake- Papeo and Guenther each had Cardinals hitting attack. begin its hi tsna m Iteaday Veronia Tigers of the National, the top October 1 Verona up gime by the Corby's allowing two hits for the losers. In the third and final game, the September IT. Millburn Summit winners. Pennant winner* in the Cards came back again to defeat October 8 for a possible two-way tie for Starting Monday at 9:45 a.m.. Castes at Pfagry wiB bt rt- HSaat Orange Grasshopper Minors were the Fal the Falcons 14 to « Buddy Ktn- October 15 Clifford Scott third place. the Bombers and the Tiger* will sutned m Wedawaiay, SayttaWr eoas of the American League and dy, the winning pitcher. allowW October 22 Glen Ridge Glen Ridge The I.A.C.F. and the Corradl compete in a three-game playoff It. aad MswiHtni the Cardwalf in the N.tiansl his opponents only three hits, and October 29 Madioon Summit Landirapers were all tied up, with for the league championship. m that SUM «lay poled a home run himself. Allan Rahway Summit the outcome of the twin attraction The Cards have since beat the November 5 The final action la the Grass- Nicholson had three hits to had November 12 Caldwell Caldweil determining the league champion- Falcons in a best two out of three hopper Minors saw the Cards gain game series to win the league's the winning attack. Michael Stiomr PfMnW wfVQ shin. The Corradi Landscapers a 6-5 win over the Braves to clinch and Richard DeSUnone shared the AM* IVH h Rmt Verona Summit walloped the Esquire Ciub IT—3, championship. After dropping the the National League title. Bill Cdoswl JcA. L Davids netaaj October 1 first game 7-6. the Cards came mound for the losers. Richard October 8 Millburn ^ Millburn assuring the victors the champion- Sellers pitched good ball until the sfedeDard bad two hits for foe was assifntd to the Ksnaa MO- ship, with the Camera Shop anply- back to win the final two, 95 final inning when he went wild and iUry Adriastr Grasp la Seoul, October 15 Clifford Scott Summit w losing cause. ing the disappointing loss with a and 14-4. <* pegged with the loss. Korea. October 22 Glen Ridge Summit On Monday the Braves and .Madison 7—J upRfr. The Falcons clinched top honors The first "gasoline buggy"—by Colonel Davids, sota of Mr. and October 29 Madison Red Sox will play a rubber game in the American league by defeat- Caldwell On Sunday afternoon. Septem- Etienne Lenoir in France in 1883 Mrs. E. L, Davids «f Il» Sprag- November 12 Summit' ber 9, thr J. K. Smit, 1956 Indus- to determine the Intermediate ing the Eagles 8-3. Sprow and when Abraham Lincoln was in field awMW, New rrendkax«. *i \ League championship. , Moore each hit homers to lead trial Softball League Champion*, COLGATE HOPE—MiUord (Din- the White House. tended Newark CaHtft. ' will meet the Landscapes for the In the Grasshopper Major ny) Walker, former Summit High League, action in the final week High School Soccer Schedule Mayor's trophy, which ii« sym- grid star and son of Mr. ami Mrs. bolic of City-wide supremacy. Last of play saw the Braves batter the MHford D. Walker of 9S Whitt- league-leading Tigers 9-2 as Nagin Vanity Soccer ScbttVI* year the tropy waj won by Cor- redge road, reports for pre-sea- radi when they defeated the J. K. hit two homers to drive in five September 25 Montclair Awa; son drill at Colgate, where he is runs. LET THIS EMBLEM Cranford Horn Smit 3—ft in the Hipam game. a junior, this Saturday. Walker, September 27 Sl'MMIT TITV S0FTB.%U. I.EAOUB The Braves continued their win- October 2 Verona Away Tf*m W"n I.o»t a 6' 4", 190-pound end, (will be ning ways the next day when they 1 tried out at one of the wide open BE YOUR GUIDE October 4 East Orange y Home defeated the Cardinals 10-5 in a 1ACF. Bank positions which were vir- October 9 Verona Home Camera fihop of Summit . 19 t wildly played game. Twill sin ached SUMMIT AREA Away C»"by S\tctemr>n ...... 6 tually wiped out by the graduation a home run with one man on October 11 Linden Summit Lumber _ 8 of last year's top e".rn .-.. 10 in the fifth to break a 3-3 tie. From Bomta rumlttir« 11 is expected to win a berth en the there on, the Braves took off tor October 23 Chatham Away Summit TfifvltJon starting team this season. Ccl- Club 10 five more runs. Philley had two October 26 Kearny Away gate will invade New Jersey on of the losers' five hits, while October 30 Livingston Away October 13 against Rutgers and en Chapman, Williams and Twill each November 1 Linden Home Summit City Ltogues October 20 at Princetc i. !had two for the victors. November 6 Livingston Home Stkcts AM Stars Mock Cophirts Tin the veteran Carl Trieachman of Tht 1956 Summit City League Garwood 4 and 3. with Mike Di- Softball AH Star team was se- WMsflt Link Toamty Girolomo winning by default from lected this week with the follow- Henry Buse of Elizabeth. Irving Mack captured the 18- ing nominated to the top club: 1st hole Tin Whittle Golf Tournament Ba*e, Jack Lawrence (Corby's) held at KM Canoe Brook Country Al Stan Named 2nd Bas«, and the most valuable a* la* Saturday aod Sunday The following were named to player, Ernie Mouck (Corradi) afternoon, with both rounds net- the 19M Summit Industrial Soft- 3rd Base, Johnny Pecca (l.A. Introducing on September 1st...the new ting sixty poinU in the intricate ball League All-Star combination; C.F.) ShorUtop, Freddie Swick •coring system used. The total Position Nun* Tt*m (Esquire Club) Pitcher and also IM IMM O. Swen&on Clbt receiving the outstanding pitcher point scoring is compiled by cred- 2nd twne J. Puaoo J. K. Sm!t Allstate policy designed to give you award, Eddie Twill (Corracji) • • itii* ««eh foifar with ten points 3rd 1MM M. AUocco J. K. Smtt for eagles, five point* for birdiei. Shortntop KKHMU J. K. Smlt Catcher, Joe Pecca (I.A.C.F.) Catehrr B. MMCIUO CeltiMa* with the outfield composed of and three potato for ail pars, al- Pltehnr U. Loaty Beit Laba lowing each participant 75% of W Apttcy J. K. 8m It Toivy Pecca (I.A.C.F.) Johnny A. OooOrich Bad] L«h« Fimia (I.A.C.F.) and Jim Cor- their handicap. G. Darche won } the second prise with 56 points, P. Ocha Bell Laba radi (Corradi Landscapers). W. Buton Ball L»hs with E. Tuft the third place win- BurfchartU OUIMM Johrmy Fimia, Eddie Twill and ner with 55 points. Turl«jr Alrro Jim Corradi were 1955 selections DlOlotrannl J, K. Bmlt J. Jaequln torii Lib* on the All-Star combination, with A. Ltpors Chubb ii John Pecca, Tony Pecca and Joe HMM Advance Round in Pecca, prominent on the 1956 f uWk Links Tourney Mrs. Howes Toktt team. LM Jankotici, Joe ftirofka, the greatest First of Idhitrol Frank "Meter" Moroney, and Qbiabeth Nine Edges Mike DiGirolomo advanced to the Mrs. T. W. Hawes won the second round of the Union County CIHI A priie in th« Stroke Flay Summit Rod Sox 3-2 Tournament held at the Baltusrol Public links golf tournament by The Summit Red Sox and the Golf Club last Tuesday morning, postktf victories last Sunday aft- Elizabeth A.A. hooked up hi one posting a fine 81-6-75, with Mrs. ernoon at tht GaUoptog Hill Golf W. S. Landea scoring M-13-for of the best played games of tht Ciub. a net 73. campaign last Sunday afternoor Janlroiku, six time Union 'Coun- at Memorial Field, but the Iocs ty Champion, easily defeated Mm. G. W. Tisdale captured team had little luck as they the Class B prize with a 107-30— auto insurance Mart Wicfcanalri of Elizabeth, C dropped a 3-2 verdict to the Betty- and 5, with Joe Birofka encoun- 77 net. The Clasi B prize winners (owners. tering atubbom opposition from were Mri. E. C. Bond and Mrs. Freddie Swick was on the hill big Frank Jackson before win- D. C. 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Sff HftuCI(ul »! >oiir Triple » Rr«|rmp«l»l» CtmUt *« •iANO UNION arocery Trices effective I*w»., Anfl. 30tfc tfcra Wt«J^ Stff.Hfc. MM*. md Dmkj Piktt A«f. 30tfc tfcni S#pt. l«f. Mxrrii \ir . 1ftl) Opta Tonight aid Ivtry Thursday and Fridaf UatH t P< M. V 29 DEFOREST AVENUE. SUMMIT. H. ff- THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, U56 Corps), Eatontown. Parkway Ex nuv b* rendered at»in«t for tbe relief demandedenuded lal" use"B ' >cj it 74. Established 1912 by ^tate plaint. Toil ahaJl tilt your >!». Garden 5fa*e Parkway Key for raising ring-necked pheasants. with Proof of Berth*, in triUi U» Clerk of the Superior" „ Make a note... 19. Pine Barrens. Parkway Exit 67 or 63. Along N. J. Route 72. the R Practice and rrocwdurt To 4? Points of fnferesf 75.000 acres, virgin scrub pine. TbTb i objecbj t rfof mUi action i» ^ Rare upland vegetation and sub- ~« quiM UUe to ""•\ Garden State Parkway Family furnishing, papers. Tues- Borough of ftiowttAloilde, h terranean deposits of mineral and New Jersey's newest and longest day-Saturday 10 to 5. Sunday, Union, BUM of New J super-highway, leads to probably 2 to 5. oils. M loUow. B«3« » £T at great a variety of attractions 20. Forked River State Yacht v 2. Edison Miucum, W. Orange. as can be found anywhere along Basin. Parkway Exit 74. Fishing Parkway Exit 147. Original mod- of Onion County Psxk Com Eastern travel routes. and sailing boats. J W ^*0* b€*al <««*nt 396 f, els of early inventions—phono- 21. Barnegat Lighthouse. ^Park- y m count of North « des> The 164-mle parkway runs ?raph, telephone, movie projec- way Exit 63. Built 1858. 172 ft. 55 minuu. Ewt from a heap <*"u.-• along the eastern seaboard in New tor. Wednesday • Sunday 9:30- tall; second oldest lighthouse in j Jersey, linking the northern met- of Ch*rlM Townlejr oo th» South «•- 11:30; 1:30-4:30. America. of tb« Fin* MounUln. thenc* ' ropolitan area* with the southern runningg South 411 d»fr*«d»fr*««« o 3. Springfield Presbyterian 22. Public Hunting Grounds, i seashore resorts. The parkway Et Mll 33 ffet«« to a po»m. : Church, Springfield. Parkway Manahawkin. Parkway Exit 63. runfiln« South « degi**g*« 30 8 nnles from the George Wash Exit 140. Center of Revolutionary 10O0 acres bordering bay where Wt0tW UU2 f-ef t to k point; I ingl<»n Bvid'iv via RouU' 4. and North 4t da^rew Weat 331.32 fe« „ fighting wficn the Rev. James food plants are raised to attract k point, tbanoe (4> running *-.-• I starts in the north from Route 17. CaldwelJ used Watts hymn books wild game. 45 Atgr*m » mlnutet But 132 f^. .; Besides se,a>ho! c rt-vorts, like the point or pike* of beglanlng Bo't - from church for wadding guns. 23. Tuckerton—The Hummock. Lot U Block V-l u *ho»n on thfi ,* A*!iury Park. Atlantic City and Thus the expression, "Give'em Parkway Exit 58. Large pile 8-10 U&p of th* Borough of Mountain •-*, Wilduuod, the parkway brings You uid f«cb of you art mii, Wafts." ft. high, .clam and oyster shells ptrtltt dffetMUnt bec«UM you n, ••„ Jiiut way. Mary Rfek Hint. Cathartn* RUk Mlti » Coast, Maine to Florida. Daily Mullica River. Bathing, fishing, aiMl The Summit Truat Compahv fi. hunting, picnicking. M-utoru oC Ui» laat wul %xM te«Um-(t*o television division here . Pitchers Well nearby. Parkway Mr. Reisman is the owner of Exit 100A. Well near road. Free- the Berkeley Television Co. at 9 hold , to EnglUhtown. Church Beechwood road. used as hospital during battle. SPERCO MOTOR CO., INC 10. Long Branch Recreation Pier SLPEB1OK COURT OF NEW JERSEY tmNTERY DIVISION Parkway Exit 105. Fishing off I'NION COt'NTV 491 Mwris Ar%., Summit Optn Evenings CR. 3-1700 800-foot long pier, also surf fish- DOCKET So. f-?««-3J Kf STATE OF NEW JERSEY to ISAAC OARTHWAIT. hU heirs, deviate* and 11. Storyland Village. Parkway peraonal repreaentattvea and nlc, their "NASSAU or any of their »uccea»oni in right, title \t Exit ^ 102. Fifty-acre wonderland and Interest, and Mm hue Garth wait. of animated children's stories. hla nife; ROBERT KUDSPETU, hli hMr>. devlce»a »nd peraonaj represen- 12. Neptune Music Circus. Park- tttltaa and h!«. their or any of their r ; way Exit 100A. On State Route 66 aucceaeom In right, title and interest, and Mr», Robert Hudsprth, hU wife; Musical comedies, operettas: last UNKNOWN CLAIMANT hla h€dr», MOB NASSAU UK weekend June-Labor Day. Nightly deTl**e« and pe-raonaJ repre«eata>tlre« and bla. their or any of their auceea- j at 8:30. aora In rlrht. title and lntarart. ! 13. Fishing Fleet at Bridle and YOD ARE KER1BY 8UMMOITED and Point Pleasant. Parkway Exit required to antwer the Complaint of 97. Bathing and boardwalk at Caroline, f. Clark and John Clark, her hustMnd. In a CITII Action In the| Mmk* Your R«i«rralioni Thru: "I save lots Point Pleasant. Superior Eourt of New Jer*»y, Chan- 14. Deer Park, Lakewood. Park- cery DlTlaVon. Docket No. C-2OJ3-55, »nd required to eer»e upon Pltil and Pauls«n Trovd Burtou w ay Exit 91 or 88. Native and for-O'Brien, Plaintiff*' Attorney*, whose eign deer. Daily 9-«. ddreas of 391 Springfield Avenue, 7 l«tchw«od Rood, Summit 15. State Quail Farm. Holmans- Summit, New Jeraey an Antwer to the Complaint within 33 day» «ft«r Augiwt ville. Parkway Exit 91 or 88. 12830th. 19M. exclutir* of «uch date, CR. 3-1313 acres. Produces more than 10,000 and If you fatl to do to )udctn«K by quail yearly. 16. U. S. Naval Air Station. Lake- hurst, Parkway Exit 88. Homt of shopping time airbase of Macon, Shenandoah, etc. Scene of Hindenburg disaster. Reforest Displays, museum. Saturday-Sun- day 12:30-4:30. 17. Fort Monmouth (U. S. Signal

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MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS THRU; PAULSEN TRAVEL BUREAU 7 BEECHWOOD ROAD CX. 30313 SUMMIT, N. J. THt SUMMIT HIKALP, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, Iff* good many families, vacations safeguarding valuable papers from4 marriage. cittoa««Sip. military or fire claim, Jolnt Mo9cain« Staff mean tripi. Maybe the road maps theft, fire or carelessness. The loss f service, deeds, Itai**. promissory i ^ctr eto j,im\ fore- taking a trip. All Valuable panies are sometimes important geaeral election on Nov. • caa thp e-ditors&l resoirch >aff at Mark*! at BtMl Si . Vn Mrs. Doris Anderson, extension box is not always enough. Do you bt made tarauja Sept. 27 from fhon» M% 3-50M household papers should be left in home management specialist oo bav« an accurate rtcord of theto have along on a trip. The num- Now Sbowtii( order and a few documents should t a H to 4 p.m. Monday tanwga Needed for Trip the Rutgers University staff, sug- contents* Have you two copies of ber of each policy and the names rriiay. at the rlty clerk's of- A graduate of Sk.inii..:.- i ; go along with you. . Mist Mandcviilr J>IV\ i.«uxly Th« first holiday of the summer gests a safe deposit box at tfcte the record, oat for the box andand addresses of the agents fice, City Hall. Eveaiag regls- If you want to enjoy your vaca- bank as the very best storage for ooe for home? Have you cheek- an - advfiiiînij r'»p\\u-;t»••• fctaoo oftea starts ptople think- should be noted. tratatu wlB bt aaaoaaccd at a t'on all the way through, one bit . for R H M.ioy ( n. Fr-nu \w, ;••< wills, stocks and bonds, insurance ed t recently to mate sure thert later date. ing anout vaeationi. And to a $f insurance can be provided by policies, family records of birth. are not some outdated papers of Most everyone who carries 1>M >})»• »orki«l f.»r Wt-Ni.n^'is.niM' little value taking op room? Bet- travelers' checks knows-a list of Those atigtblt to vote are: as a <>*py\\ r.UT ;y the >.i!,.s ter have a list there of tb* papers the check numbers should be car- 1. Those hsrtag resided ia }ou keep at home ried separately from the checks, New J*r*#y m* year aad In »rtnu'nt laloa Coaatjr five months hy Your household inventory might but sometimes people forget to d» % : - need attention Before leaving on this. Nov. I. AUTOMATIC BOWLING Z. Thsoe who wiU bt II oa or Troining Completed your trip, making a duplicate copy Kon.ild J Aihlfi.son. s<»n vi Mi or bringing existing ones up-to-, The Lr»t successful power loom before election day. I. A person who has become MvA Mrs Hiijuild'"TV"Hnd<*rvtriT»f date night be worth while. Per- j »»* invented in 1785 by Edmund ; 14 \\inntl.\ com ' Cartwrifrht. a etergyman. It was naturalised a** who meet* the bant you have on copy in the plÛn) MX \ufk> tra.mr.,; .n »!it- th« firU iiuchiiit to make pocci- registratloa requirement!. He bank box and tilt other at home. jilati^ti l«mler* class m +(,<• Ma- You'll be glad you put them in blf tht> manufacture of w;a> cut- must bring aaturalitation papers order if you have to settle a theft ton cloth. with feint when he registers. rine Corps School*, Quantu-rt. \'« ton NQS» m mm mn ta»«r Appliesjloiu for rivUiap and By completing two .mchJLr^.ng military ahsentot ballots are nh wfi.lf j,t o.nfg*-, h«» u.ll Aiio "KING DINOSAUR" DROP IN FOR A LARGt available at the Municipal Build- me t'iiîhlc f..|- ap;n»:titni»-nt PORTION OP RILAXATtON! lag. Anyone kiting questions is a* * M>«>n<1 l.tvut. aiked to call Harry C. Kates, rin<- (".(rps aftfi Fw an enjoyable evening (a a rlty clerk. baccalaureate friendly, hospitable atmosphere, yan'U Had we fit the hill perfectly. first hHrnots u«<>d , Oar food and drinks art superb, fair were skull* of IVDM V i.!.Jl-,' headi of KtJi,,>pun •>,.!• Come, visit Ms sooa. You'll mat* Movie Time Table dlfts •s • "n«st" for future dates. SUMMIT STRAND — p.»rt i>f New Vaik ...,..„„ for JttsarMlimit, A in Bioir tonnage than ii;i> H'htr I till Drexaf 9-9$S2 #1 Ti. pm1 IP the uorl.l. } 05-1 lA-t 49 fttut 1 m* Show Cnôsm*. j OO, B»»I1L)I»*4. ? 00. Restaurant & ii«|«t : Waddlr.* In Moiuu-o I 30- TERRY DEMPSEY'S 8 ii-l <*>, Th« dtur^d *ff#j- 5 in- CCocktail lor 7 ii-t U ftrpt *3 bus In T!i» Did,1 OEWf 1 00-5 10-« US .%«!*-'. 3 J3--» 4} NOW Morris Avt. ft Morris Turnpike, s*pi, 4, nur ih DM r>ii»t 2 3o-e tu- mu%ii JU-iffi-lod! {*.]« J M.ayI coot I AIR-CONDITIONED . 3 40-7 lO-» Ntw Mofcm A.M.F. 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SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW! Twhaleotar dhow DRAN MARTIN • JKKBY LCWIH 5*t Mat. *i 1 P.M. Tony ( urtis in ' H. iclihead." Plus IM lotr Frrrrr - Tr»ror Howard ul Color1 ^r* HOLIOAV count la 'ToralMbcU Hrrmn" TT— Olfti la tfl U SUN. • MON. • TUES, SEPT. 2 3 4 >Pri. * (Continued Performance Monilar, T.a!>n, I)av> T*cknleolor Smart hnyrt are boring nosnf They're buying for nrw-car »I.AN |.AJ>D "kANTIAOO" style and pleasure during the auaausci'a good driving! They're Br»Ji«on OUT OF THE DARKEST HEART OF AFRICA! Rronnan «t Wtldr baring because tbia ia a favorable tinse to trade. And once you -OM4hn My Lady" take a look at the facta, jou*Q m that CMdsmobilc'a "88" is Sum. tkr* Tutt. Alt Ttchnlroior Show /f/a/# mtik your right buy ... rigfcf nou! GMOORT riCR tm O««a • Mchart auvkart "M O R V DUR" Now*! th» tlajw for action! And with the Rocket Engine you'll Tony Maftla u Ifs the big-feature, big-value car gft plraty! Yoa're commanding 230 horsepower* that steps out raoHTwa acoiT" of the uearl And the Rocket brings in style, with a powerful safety reaerre to call on at any time. you a bigger return on your - PIUS - And now's fli* amort thus to make your move. Your in vrttmrn t JOHN MAMIK RICHARD Investment at trade-in time I bolds when you go over to CNds ... with an extra-good return UNION RI 22 \f;.\K VAN DORtV IIOONT. -in - at trade-in time. So, come in and "Rocket" away soon... while To-day — TMIMN* Olvaa r*4 • Muti Craia ' STAKS IN THE DUST' I color) your present car command* a high trading value . i . while Brs4trtck Cra«f«r« there's so much fine driving ahead. •'TM« TASTEJIT PIN AUVE" INTIRE WEEK STARTING WED., SEPT. Srh taut BcnaMt - O*ry Mvrrlll 11 •.'14 tp fa* "Na»y Wife" "A rrlompli! Dont Ml» It —NEWSWEEK Sat. — On Nlfhi Oaly CtMMwae*** * (Mm Marl** nr»a«« . J««a SUamoaa '•DBStSUtS" Jttt CfcaMlw - ioka taa4 "na>tt« at Aftht raw' OLDSMOBI L.E laa., Mtm, T«*t. Cl»—aarnyi rttnt Utmrj r«i«a - JUBM tMiny ALWAf* W1LCOMI AT YOU! OLDSMO1ILI QUALITY OIALIR'SI iafh LeaniM "MUtTKR BVOBVUITI" Jaaiaa Dm - JoUc Hajri* 491 MORRIS AYE.. SUMMIT »f SPERCO MOTOR CO., INC.. Start* W««44. toft. Stk JOHNHPSTON •TH1 RchMl Inpplln for the » TECHNICOLOR- OPfN EVININGS thorn CRtsttftw 3-1700 Calltrta W*4. alfht •I CAMFUL .. . DRIVI SAPELYI •^JSTJT^-™. .MOUUH—i—-..-JOHN HUSTON THl SUMMIT HtlUtP. THURSDAY, AU6UST 30. IfS* WAMTtD-KMALE HOP WAMTtl>—«MALI WANT1D KHALI FOK SALE POft $AU K>! SUE POt SALf , USfO CAtS POt SAU *—MlSCELMNEOUa S4 CHSVBOUET daiuxa 2-tca« ]-do.> »—MKCBLLANCOUI II—IMKii a*4»n; RAH. 15.000 nxUm. H050 cc -. MX S-C343. ' ' CLERK TYPISTS ANTIQUE ciserry b«d. custom-Blade BOFA: ruga: email. tar*t f AfbCKK BUYS & SELLS COCKSR Spaatal ptv inr-tr oo* aftrtset, mattrea*. Over trunlu; ru< lootn; cot; sotf cluba, aeata |12 ajMl up, pU.r.o ctooJt ed. r.*b!» Oiaaotfiaa, g jSCICK Accounting Clerks or.- hundred yeus oM, good coatil- portable tjrpewrtwir; 2-maA »»w; and b«nob^s $3.50, new lot of ad pic AKC. Ethel W F!*ali«. >I Ottf-Psr* fU*. Prtrate, Q00. CR. 7-4(H: GREATER OPPORTUNITIES *lo:i. 7 Lower Overlook IM., Summit. uostviux machine; ouiiel h*ir aha«-l; ture framuM ixid pilctun* 10c acd up, Rd.. Berkeitf Kdglit*. PAarood 2- Telephone switch-board e»pfTl«jee d— »:i.iil antiques Alao Original uil, &!d cherry c»p%a,ln* cW*t KS, «p»ce :»55 SCPSB aa Omtrtew 3-WS0. ,,- 5450. fend bre.k«s. R.VH sideAlrabir faW« bur t womtmnot oeci-s«fcr. Ooufl yctanUu W::it con- w»ter coior pi-ir.'Ui«t. pen i»«S tntu. beaten Ml, livn mowtrs $.1. Hat Low pric«. 135 Division Ave., Sym- nvmrWe top chwi MO. Lot* of glaM. t 1* ary Public Service t>u* sto?* *'. «-- i POODLES, re»l'-*tc!j». d*lc-y *.pr..-o«s tM tnuve Pulveri&s.sc Mvciun*ry EKviblon, nut. Morning CR 3-8241. cUUii, bric-a-brac, good furciture, tr.d white. Pedigreed. SUrem later. 5 Further expansion hai created greater opportunities, especially tome unique*. Kune, took, tnd pdunib. Chk'.ham Rd., Sumrnr CR 3-6360 BOT'8 36' « CAMERA. Simm Bolaejr BJ. T32 len*. I C*tu«o KunnaJ. CAldweC 6-2B73 > for women over 35, for— ".oned. like new 3 Dnrwrl •- Ing isupplilf*. Op*n every diy except . bed*. 2 new ttrs*. Ooc LABORATORY ASSISTANT 6.T9T after 7PM rtif acd flafiti Excellent ocnuUUcm. Wedo*«i».y t W 8. Archie's Resale COLLIE, niale, 8 months. AKC r*s:s- 3 year* old. fc*> ME 5-fl*«0. Shop, across from gnxxery VAjit la tn-«!. p*-dl«re«b. brand i;*w, oost >S50, *eil MAPLE twin bed. 3 Slnjunom* twin Lu-)cawa.u« place, MiUburn Open WO Orexel 8-»8SS. Hiattr»«ies. cocn'oiriatlon alumlr.*un WE BUT Scr»t» Iroo UrWJ DR e-C! . $ LADIES $ $ tiorni door, S3 each DtfxH 6-2J2! Non-Typists Tut* . Wad., Thais., Juiy-Au$., 10-4. SCREEN porch piu* 2 estra doom, *-ood Wl BCT book*- Plebce csil for'inf. L "E»ru pionty of mc»iit-y for MAN'S 2 »uit4ar b&g, UtaSerwood r%-pe- USED CAR FOt SALE I Sell TO5». Oames. NorplUes N'.C- THE ROBIN Hood &ii->p, 2 Taylor couditloD, $50 oooupl««. rhrnitf. R M. Book BiKup File Clerks Street, Uliibvira, acila used dodinc twin glrk slzea 7 t&d g. Drcaei 6- •»-rtt*r, Dunbar Oltaom rontng nia- 195« FORD country *aitirt. 4 door. S I SiXs, etc. a*. Horn* PB--^(». "Put Unit 43B3. chlne. E>ei)iiisB CR 3-51M. i x full ton. Sumple* napped VV> o! bK-ux quiliiy for every member freated »tataoc waôa. Never nat- E PAY CASH for your uwd furnlturt. Secretaries of '.he fiEiiiT Closed mocAh of tered 2700 miles. If you «xt thiuM- ,! Train." Wr«.t« Box S?,'. Summit Herald SIMOKR SBW'INO MACKtXg Ifr—MlfclCAt fcii"-U»Ui» iiiver. books. bric-a-br tiaw cur, see u* ibnut if.Ji piii.-.l^Si. U'ortc of ut. etc. Keypunch Operators ^ -— CIÊARANCE SALE Jujoiw Cxmuu, 2W Broad &.. Sum- 3WEAT1-RS pullovers. auow•SUi'i Sec. Ponat-ie. JUj. *J0. N;>w ALTEN»URO PIANO HOUSE CiBORGE'S ACCTION ROOMS O1RXTiijr cle:-icsil aii'j <• i:i PtiUK* A Or«ill« Since, 1847 mit. CR 3-J344 S3 SUMMIT AVEKUE dry cie^ndm( *tou'tf. a!md y v-jrk; 40- CR 3-71 37 af:*r Sliii^T Bi-c. Oear Driven Corsso'e, ivws L»u-ge iieJectlcHis At Low Prter Tel CRestview 1-0M6 hour we**; K<«*1 P*3 : ctrfitre from 1946 CHEVROLET t Soor a»dka. Ex- 6 PM b.witward iir.d .'trwmrd over plua We*er Stuiemt Cpn»l«. »*>00 cellent condition. B&H. Oootf U«». We via bur your attic coot«oti. For iatttrtsung work, on • full time or part time baits, in a Newark -funiil»h«l B L. Srli'.oivi^-, 2 Story & Ol(ur« Upright 130.00 CRtV.vit-w Reg. »150 Now $:29 95 CR 7-1454. after 6 Pii WAKTED--u«ed Chlffarotw nc Ciw. -. Summl:; 3- StiiKt'C Round Bobbin tlet. pairta*l«. BoUineT Studio Uprlgh* 250 UQ modern air-conditioned building with a progressive company 2!25. I Ml PLYMOUTH I doer **d»m. Oood Draw«ot la vaUiut. Phone Drrxe) (- R*y •« 50. Now t49M. Laffurgue Studio 3».V('O CMS which offers excellent wajjes. liberal employee benefits, beau- Singer Klec. Portable. Ro«. >54 50. Nirw LMaet Spdntrt - 425-">0 ninnii«[ coi.dit.ir>ii, 4 guud rlr« — SALE — OrL^J.uJ owiter. Asking (200. MK ^> S.VJ pt-r we.', i u^Jf'ySir'* 139 50. Wltrlltser Splm/, _.. .. 47.') <«' t;rul cafeteria. 3 day 36'i hour week, apply at WO:\jid 450.W 5*14 M'Jl TV. CftU Drex»-1 e-4200 I'M !l.-.:0:W AM - 4 l» PM. Con-jcn'*. of U.aiy oilier* B; reduced prlcta. Ail INSTiUOIONS nx&ahiM* gxuwAn-^*d. Free luatruc- 1949 HUDSON Cv.inJUoour«, 2 U\r»(e New PrOTininxe h.ime Ownw1ed«e of typing. Writ* 387 Sprtugrflrid Ave. summit CR 3-6453 s suite bipod crib aid ef.ifferobe, maple Rental-Purchase Plm Ar(Olai>'« CHEVROLET 1»SO, » tom piclc-up >~Lumb«rm«ni Mutual Casualty Company S-cvMi WllU««i«. hut.. 40 Chath»m crib. living roo™ n'.ihe w.d chairs. 9•>" . Slv>rt Hliis fn BABY carriage, *30. teiuUl table toip EL a-omt truck. One o»rnt-r. Drexei 0-3*77. UCENSBI KUISIH© HOME drapes. bedNprearhi. porch fuml'ure. ' ALTEWBURQ PIANO HOUSE r.K», li^fJ'ulli* S lUT A;npty »t J J N.-'A'oerr/ cU»!ii*. lainpK. t*x Ut Suutji 9t. c>r*i".- OFFICE furniture. vr*luuit clotiies cab- PlANO~"dkfflth b»by srrmd. Bccel- 7-1O78. nrtaat M hour Dunrinc earc lie'.;. Co, Oe-nerJ Oref-ne .Sli.»ppl:m Cei:- Oakwood Drive. Sew Pron'l'nicc. (oj>p. lejit condition. Call CR 3-73S6. Insurance), ln«t. walnut desk, red lc*th«T ohaf.r, 1051 ENGLI3H Coiu.nl Need aoca« re- cj, aurflcal. acd ebraatoally i;.. KEMPER INSURANCE 'ns: Drt9J!<)« r ' Beech wood Road at DeFortst, Summit, \. J. r!ulr». 12xHT Brey bnwdloojn !Mr : 4f TAW.E WAITR®*f3 pvintliijp: tihlen: UmpB: --Jie (K-!|e«ir Counter. So <•;.•*{*: WANTED SALEdJ-ADY—TuJl or part, 'irrve, Ex- p!«-K. KM, or «"U1 »rU jrf>p*ri!<.-'.v. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE i hrijrful, but not »a»«iUJ SB* of « «,nfclli>t i>r «-".r«uvy MOL)i3iN t*«lrooni trl vi'Jn n 1 ro>ni. b*tli lavntory «»d »ddltl.»!iaJ b*djrm and bath on flrrt floor . . . . J *irg«r S K>oin but4;X>-fout de«p Un Cor.cl- back. 2 ear far&g* Attlng I20.0TA) Hill* Roitra exp»no«( with the p Spacloua Colonial wHh ma«n«fl(>*~. Stan your carver on the flint foot! R SUMMIT of UU6 couivejileivUy looa.t*d niodeirn- will tAlce tliU neat, beautifully blUlt »lew; i bedroo!r«. 3s batlu; fire- it. p»rt time. Af>ply !>')!*• »1 9-515!. lzed. colonial. LIUIX* lot. 2 c*r colonial houa* In tnnquU ntigiitmr- places; maids quartern: tenant cot- , fiuminit. ^_ LAW SON Kit. chfcjiiit-1 /back c:i»:r. BERKELEY HEIGHTS low tanea, wall-to-*«ll hood. Peifeot condition. Cloa- to tage, acreage. EiM-Ue-nt condltlvjji. RKUJFJ" fiislil*>r nid Apply j;'ip mvm and drapes to tnxtcî, aluminum combination, storm-i schools. Uitue mechanic built house. Appc^ncnvnt p:e*»e. IT5.000. • CONSIDER — Suinutit. rei»inab!e, CR. 7-4098 NEW PROVIDENCE thnMighout. Bxceilenit condition. He- Rmtr^nce hall, Living room, dtulng mentary aJid hl^h school mra. Occu- roooi, kitchen, 3 bedrootna. bvth tod Top starting •alary HELP WANTED—MALE MOVING. SAcrUtce 1 single puncy October li. Priced at •28.WO. A '.., sleeping porch, maoadam dxlte- W. A. McNamara bedruom aet; BOARD MEMBERS CAU way. 1 car KW^S'- Brind lie* httt'.lntt BernardnrlUr Offlc« , Air-condiJioned office and cafeteria h«lr m»ttr*aM»i. almor.t r.ew; plant—low cost. Immediate occupancy Bernard* In.- xtê bro«Ti. 13iU ,n«e ill- ElwoOd < * CR. 7-043J JOBS-BECK SCHMIDT Be %-'.tm Discount at Scars, Roebuck & Co. Store.* The Rkrhland Cu. 3-7010 —only liouse In Summit at tola ,xlce. j «'oo( carpet* and pad*; m&hofunv I Beechwood Rd. CR. 7-lOfcl By appotnjtmeot pleaacl Excellent promotional opportuniti<\» DRIVER e«pa«tto« oafre« table; corner half The Stafford Agency 3-1 COO «-CHATHAM Richard II. Btromencer 7-4021 Eves. 6i Sum. CR. 7-0070. 3-3629 Group life insurance • for »oft; mirror, 3Sx36; draperies: oth« area, modern kitchen. 8,-coaid Generous illneM allowance, plan ' " furniture. CR 3-MM. Butter Agency :>-77O0 CR 3-JMOO lerel. 3 bedroom* with l»iye xloMia MARMON'S FLOWERS By«tr»lt Bros 3-70C0 alrable homo iiu center hall, living Ii* ttle bath* Recreation room, l&vn- Paid vacation* , fo«m rubber, brown. Bwellervt Walter E. Bdmondfcon 3-7200 room. (Unlog room, kitchen, writing 713 M'-iTTl« Avo. Sprlniffleld rtitullT.l(>ii Reasonable. DRex<*l 8-1291 tory »^n b«aln. laundry, l ear garage, Holidays and many other paid absences Joan O. Ohryatil 3-8224 room and lavatory on l«t, 4 r>ed- full baacmeiK. oil hot air he>*t C2 DINING ROOM SET. 1 pc. m*lv«iuiy. Joseph P Church 3-0117 rooroa'. 2 baAha on 2nd. A full baw- a»Uon eiecuic ho< water heaiw, cop- Pr.W'.cally :**•*. DReaeJ 0-1389 Olb 3-8930 tneint with recrwvtlon room. 2 CJU- SUMMIT VICINITY p Under 134,000. Appointment per plumbing, oak floora. »ery we i l.'all or drop in to ciMouas the man? edvar*ta«<« ©f * WAITERS Or»ce A. Handwork 3-9400 "oii*-.ruo-.«d on lou of 100x200 Tt Prlre »-I"C. Mfi!»o j apltt lerel on wondrd i2PV,L£J LM* Vl*w mw *d tn cxcellfn' condition. DR. 8-4006. hotne la tKi»*tain ... - - 100 Woodland Park. Summit'* flnnat and nnent. "•""* conrtnlowM A wery mOMe«nitlal ho-ue L»imdee-a.il «Ai*om»tlc WMlhcr .. "4 hlghett location, at BO Colt Road. Oor- WALTER E. EDMGNDSON •-hat coukl be mad* Into » very cor* CORP. OF AMERICA Deluxe PrliddaAre. » Jf-en. AU por- ireoua new stone aivd trains Colonial Butler Agency bom* * (vOain. Excellent oojKHtian 150 on l&rga land»cap«d lot; lovaly wowlexl Realtor 7 DerorMrt Ave CR 3-TK» (M fan.) In th« tow »». for furtbM- lafom^- MORRIS COURT SUMMIT. N. J rrlirtop •alary? A oarwar npponuMtr Is YOUNG MAN ABC lutonuwic w»aher . - M room, anndeck. &lat« roof; fully equip. "Waltuy tCV I9ia flîM'~flr] bttwean 35 arid 23 vrho oan qualiXy on t>hs basis of f»rt-ttm» rvenlrmt Car necewary to fM-d kitchen, many clc*et» Bemtt- SPIC & SPAN ludfOMtM. InttlatlT*. and nwaoftallty. P1MS« aorxj person*! snO work WMory work frctn SumnU* offloe Apply be- EASTERN FUEL CO. fully decorated Convenient to «iT«rT. GAPE COD Thd* 4 yeax old 3 bKUxnm Colonial ta rOUONAL BROKER SERVICE Sac M2. Summit HnnOd «od request an int«rvte«' snpolnitment. All replies tween 9 Jfl A 10 .X) rnomlna* <«r 8 t» 2J3 B«\>iwl St.. Pumml* CR. 3-0004 thlnu A truly fabulotia iiomf. You In lovely condHfton. Fireplace In th* Summit and Vlolntty l3 year otd bungalow in country sH- •r* confjdrntul. 7 eTi-nlntw. Mr. Browii. 37 M.iple Si, OPEN EVBKTN'OS miu»t »w It U> tppreclat* It. ERNEST UWr>B room, aepajniit* dining room, *vJ*~« »U oonTwuetjc*.. Canuir, Ro>im si. »\immlt VETUSCHI, CR. 7-04C1 or tny broker, Per meticulous Broker attention to all WESTINOHOUSE Vaundramat, gwid kitchen Inoiudfc a t>:v .ikriurt arfM. j-i'Ur need* la seeking, l>artnom. carpeting. overalrM double K»r»!r»; STEPHENS MILLER CO. FRANKLIN SCHOOL ahrubbary, woodad lot. fln» loca- Not In derei Charline'i Drug Stort DEEP FRYER. Kcnmort, eleotrtc. LU» first floor laT«Aory and breafcffi*. Urlag room with, >• RVUMO TL, auonti en Murray ibU CR 3-6700 !)*«. »7 50. UK 5-4M0 room. Three family bMttoonu, t«x> 4 a tion. OaU 9wo«r. CR. 3-4V4U. Um wor£ modam 417 Bpetncf>«M A»». Btunnut bath* ysan oid and offers the utnvont 2A-SH0RT HILLS EXPERIENCED machirdat, part or full «-ove. larg* mirror. «6x«3. CR i-OUt. In easy and comfortable Urlng in a time, to build development modala A quality houM priced ngh*. at CASHIER TYPIST-2 In /iin.Ul, well equipped private shnp- FRIOIDA1RE WASHING MACHINE. 131.300. con«ental, jeJect and qiUet nelKhbor- SHORT HILLS. ItlULBUBl*. ItATLS- SMKI p«fionmei resume u> Box 532, Eic-ellfrnt corxMtlon. •». Call CR S- hood. S«ne of the out^tAruVlng rea- WOOD. THZ ORANOES and IT nthm Summit HenUd. 0357 lifter « P. M t urea Arc: 2 Urn© Bn; Ule buUi on • ubutbiB rMtdtntlal commtnuttai WINN REALTY CO. EMPLOYEE S "CAFETERIA IN l«t floor ami 2 «padou» Bn.; b«Ui on throughout EMeL Onloo ma Vorrto jf" »Prtng*Wd Ave. Berkrier BowJi-," FILE CLERK-1 CLKRK. aitd driver for dnig aU>rr. REFRIOERATORS-Norg. « ru" ft, Stafford Agency 2nd floor. The latige llrtng room con- 3 tV> Sonret O*i 6 cu. ft.. 110. DRexel 1 oouQtUa: eoattalMt to th« Lack*- ^ 3S yeaiw USED rrlgldalrt. Good oondltlon. K Aiytna, A convfortAbJe home, eafy to ndghborhood. Wooded lot. Aaklng l mblc ffet. HO. CM alter e P.M. KCALTO1& CR 3 9000 EXT. 200 o.' »»[». Flr« day, M { hour ireelc. em- amUtiui—apply Town- malnuln and arail*bl» at once. •1J.TW. C*U owner CR 7-0343. Engineer. Tuwn H.U1. Mlllb-,u-u. CR 3-S*». <30 Morrta and bats Tnmtfka tbort l>loyf* bm«flta lnclud* at«.iu"Jv» hath tm the list floor plu» llvlrxj room, 45 M&ptn St.. Summit CR/»trtww 3-2400 Thl» an stone, fuBy modemlaaxl INDUSTRIAL ZONE MllHnirn Av». Mlllbura. dotted -»wiMt,--*Dc: Uf>u. &9c; au\- Dvea. tt SuncUyiB CRwtview 3-1175 Expenrnoed selling women'i xhocs TAXI drivers. Part Mcne: weekend* r < < dimiu: room. kMcben wtrl.h dining arm, on a lovoly landscaped aort In the »'« XT* w**i 3SC feat of pared ••.na.1 fi)riB-d_^ ™ '*' ?l*'j- ^.f?: aatln. 59c; laundry, lavatory, mald'a room and best aeotlon of Slton BUk: oZ'.fn Full time, 5 dtyi, 40 hours. mid m,{!i*a. T\i\l time; ilav or « cora*uj\rr. jl.'O; nylwa, »c; contact, fronta*.. 2» fe« north nf P»sft'i.- IMMEDIATE OPEKINO9 ( H. 7-DJ35 brtx"*!) J and 9 p.m. bath, open poroh. and floor: 3 bert- much happ£n«w to • tarffe family In valler Rd. and 3«, mllee from Rc-u-o References. 5ic; fr>am rubber, aliredded. }6c per rcx.tnx and 2 baths. SltAiaced on hifh 3 B. R. COLONIAL the rears to come; fire bedrooms, 4 23 Price 04.000 $W plus advancement TAXI driver wmnvd. full or pan, 1b; monk'* cloth. 4»-lu., (Wo; similar »rea mt.h lot 100x257. Oas »t«»m heit. In Franklin School iura. 'Built In batiha and many extra features are JR. BOOKKEEPERS 'lint*. I>ark,i»iiiL:i;i Tiitl. CR. - 7—11 iiO »av!r.»a In wool, silk, linen, nylon, Lartte bfls«nent with room tor pJav 1M2. Oood «17<-d living room 'and included; aaklnfr price U a fraction WINN REALTY CO. dArnjt;. orlon, drapery. uphol«t*ry, dining room, exce41rnt m&r&cx bed- AND HIM, ClTV Radio Ci-bfl. Steady wort" »r»«* 2 ear gart«* Priced at 141,300. of cost to duplicate. (See photo In SOT Springfield A»e. Berkoley HeU. s Bos 343 Summit Herald bridal fabrics. "Do-It-Yoiir»elf" »c- 9e. coMorirt tad TI.TUCXM from Bates, and lota of play apac< far your chil- TYPIST-CLERICAL WORKERS ! PAHT TIMF n-llahlr jimn wirh I>dn River, Botaur. EverfM*t. QUMI- OBRIG, REALTOR dren. car to deliver e:irly morning r,;a C.R.ry A; Lord. MaUUiMHi, Beld. A»kln« $2o,fKX> G. A. Allsopp, Inc. June Graduate Preferred Old >»'at>ll*hed firm. Cnitr*nl«i*:y Vo- ,-lr.j-C'iracel'l. Punjab, W«aru>utt», 21 Maple St., Bumnut CR /7-O43J CR 3-43:« "Exduair* Rotna" Realtor DR «-K«6 Real Estate Wanted r»l«i i a?0 biia pattiM our doir v. Cotii- CR 3-2f>80 Criw.ptou, Schuniachej-W&fnrljr, etc. WHITMORE & JOHNSON Publishing fortmble Imiiviw and lutM-lifti>n faolllt!« A-ivance, Bu'tertck, MrCaJl. »r.d Realtoci Old Short Hula Rd. 4c BM*X. MUlbum Interesting — challenging oppor- 3J hour week. Fre* h>-wn»f:il-«urifl Ml DIMVEH, nvw 15, for jtfK'nio-vi n••«•>. SimiJuU-itf p»Mern«: VORU* »nd « Bank St. CR. 3-1404 OPEN SUKOAT ALL DAT WANTBD in or around nortJiern N>T and penM.m j«l»ns. Munieroiu O:DIT p.ipi-r rtfjlvcry in Short. Htlli Phor.e Mi>1«« ftoyalea.Pktttrn Service. Op Jersey. wHJi industrlsJ waate (I.- tunity—in pleasant—modern—up- (Mmpiiiy betierit Oi iM>6S evpuiaw to 10 P M.. Sunday to $18,500 puoal faculties, a small join* -!i•••;•• PM. MOrrlBtoirn 4-I7!S. 2B-MORRIS COUNTY loal plan-.—or up to 5 ncr« ». : to-date—air conditioned office. HAKKR, ^ licli>tr Ni*w »:.tv. 8 bedrooms and 1 t>attM In arei of 10.000 or 20.000 aquare few corrr. Lunch Room (1 hour lunch)—5 day C. R.,Bard. Inc be «l. Dltri«l' (-+*•,,. -Hn»~t'>ld«r—hornet—on—quleti—alvady spac» suitable bulUMn* construe:! ALPARN S YARD OOODS njwlT for chemical oparaOona. Replies r.>. meek. Company paid—Disability Summit p ORATOR SUPPLIES, oppoalM Al- street. 2 short block* IP tpwn. Tot ihe PRE-REVOLUTIONARY ?.ir '.>U1 n»'.»l>!;»li(-r>ât. RM 337 Summit Hen:'. and Insurance Benefits—Year End CR. 3-1600 - rti-rr.eT Milk Bam on Rt. 10. entrance •*;IIU:III . Keiil' ojipmrtiml'.y! W'i'e on UrMKon rd. \ HI, i-utmivl- Hrnvld, U*r C:>n- .»'.>p imj ff^t away, MorrU Plalmi, Original plank flofjri'ng from Vlrirtn- fartat e.nhan^» the Talue ot thl« most 1—SUlOtTT ililt'utl.il tirr v!' «• i' J livable and cUarmlrn? curly color.Ui retldencr, situated on »tx>ut 7 acres "~" i'l'ART TIM*; HÛJiolioOd K.-lp^r W.-.-1 W. A. McNamara barn and guest houae. MartindaU-Hubbell, Inc. j 'W. JVt A M or P M .sni.C j (.'ASHlKHa. H\I-OLI-I:I workJn,; * ROOMS. J bedrooms. Modem. O>.a I -',.i:',». Hn>pli>yee b<-iip!l** C.iil PUBLIC SALE CR 3-M80 CR. 3-79M MI. 7-0OM-R1 1 Prospect Street H>nvy Dxitch door bo Hide centw hall, '.lvtrwt room with fireplace, _ condluâ In i:A out. Tn.:). v. Eoi>» of Dr. A P MoOartn. All w SrUoo!. ReMoiâbly prlc-d C I (Opposite Y.W.C.A'. ! WOMAS~rVR~n7KAjiiSo M.iniav* :i>:np v.i.-n.'.iiunBa. Ptiilro *lr condl- vlt.li flreijlscf. »i>iKiovKi dimiiK rooni has fireplace with crane, butlan parttry Krl*.»y*. MKAT 'vrMi>(>e:-ii. K ; birtre conn try kitchen, open attd »CTeoni«l porches Four spwlous bMtroorna wltii ! Pllfrtm 4-17M afver « PJI ." Summit, N. J. :.!oi'«r, '.*•«•, m.xlel. «r.c. 10 am. to 5 brokers <"'>ii!o\re bcneflr.*. C.i.i P'v., Million OiClortn. 2J0 Main St., Franklin School large clom-M, 2 modern baUirooms. Open attic expoen HuaEih*nd hewn beuns i CRestview 3-«060 C.i/.tlwh 4-;t;i44 Ml' WOMAN, nilddli-xg-a prrfi-n-^l. iu Be *ure W »ee tbU newly UaU-d 1948 Tender care tum tw*n slven thU li.ime which hu F"renc.n* pert.xl docor The iWTANTKD to purchase'.for os»i) *!.-•< - lt» t.'-tOKHii apmttiirat t. part cjre t roam colonial. ly from owner by prlrate purchih-- Jld llh U HELP WANTED ClinSTNUT hind wax srramted to Lord SilrUMm by Kln»- Cleorrfe II. On* las: word, MAGNIFI- Will joc«-ed quality liomi> In S'i'"- ) if <(, r\«rt *rA rail*. Sped*! I2.JJ. Hl-way Bmld.a the ucual 1st floor r:v.m« CENT VIEW. WAITRESS ti:|, lUflned - nmKriiM hxnt there la tn antnknre hall. » I.iva1<.»rv, ml! Of Tlclnliy. 2 bedroom* (.nd eTl d*!l]r till 10 PM. and a moat attrsovlvc cnk-pAnellcd. By appointmemtonly to tlicwe wlio value a pre-revoUut Wot o»er 3 years old. Write dew. .< DRAFTSMAN or ARTIST regt«w?red In the local KlrUxlcal Soclet-j-. S to Bos $44. Summit Herald. APPLY IN PERSON SALESLADY " for general JnwrUneirt HOSPITAL b«dt. Wheel obair*. walk*ra .1 Kood bedrooms and » tilfd ba.:h. This house L» nicely ultuat.-d on an »td fur an »ltr l.'J »un l»mpa - for ai)« ot rent r*re« Grace A. Handwork. Realtor— HOTEL SUBURBAN Cluutuni DefiiuTiiiMit St«re, ME j- •.rumn! In ilrHf.tiiK 4.r ,t-. F«*.':«;.ii dMlrery Pruchtnvan't Prfa • tw*rtlv», vtil landscaped It *1tiiln 2A-SHORT HILLS 4<*KV •Ji.i' .ipnU;-.»nt r>» lrti>r<«Mn| In l,«--j. Cerrnr. Summit. CR. 3-7171. easy wiUklit/ distance of *O1KX>!S and . :iO8 Sprln«rield Av. CR 3-M»i; 3-14OB SUMMIT CR 330O0 rhiipptng area. Low heat. Mid r/\x»s. OPrOSITE NICOLA CHEVROLET SUMMIT EXECUTIVE aecrnUinm. t>o-.iK*eeper*. Ills Hie tn*!iiUt|iU' u! nu.p drsXUnt;. Oanera morlnrf out of town. C WISTFUL THINKING IV Ledjrer, aienc^)-pl«ta Nira-nuuka SCUBA vaiui e att Pd.XK)PdXK . Kirucy Morrlstnwn JE 9-3809. Pmnurient pi.wtM<>n dv ppr««in nhix- Skin-IMTer** suppll^. Lun;i. Oun*. W» ha»e 3 children now and sv'-J / LUty, J-tlav «-rck, ;»rnfl: snarln« BOOKKEEPER 111RL. Kr,-wHIgr ni fyjiof and c'rn- K\il>bcr Ciuotis. Tants flU»d ou Jiretn- THE RICHLAND CO. lore to buy a home. Any 3 or 4 bedr.. >;• I CAI. Virrk 5 day *i>ek Aw'.v 8iun- laea. > Re*ltw mlt PlumbiiKt supply Co , 75 Summit s modern kltobsn—and maybe BTMI * *ii,;e 3-3.130 STANLEY 4! Maple St, Bummlt CR 3-7 010 • powder room—would do Ju*t fine. quirkly in expanding yotinK tlruH' t.in- t Avr Sv::nnilt Hammond Map Company aU>1>AY8 AT EVENINGS pacy Is Kiwi Hill* Diiokkeiplr.jt IMMI 2.^ M.Un St. Cliathjjn. ifE. S-9J39 CALL MR. SYME CR 3-tK«5 HOMES mxne fwmral oifflre eipfirlencr d.-.' SI Mt|i;ru,i.Kl. N J OR MR. SEYMOUR CR 3-.WT7 , TlMin wH»fs so wistful about It* Salxry romm«imr»!« »'l*Ji e ! > 4xl **Ur\- \i'ct COl'Pl.KS. , .ri~ u 0 SWEET CORN . PEACHES , Well, trr AS «- mleht. we Just r.ir." anil por**r.UJ :nr u»unUnn t'rrrh piolced *weet corn, .' ROOM COOPERATIVE APARTMENT e b!^:y OaU DR »-J*X» for l Prrniimem. T>p p»y New- TO BUY or TO SELL ; .-Al»e a p«jay mfjre than 12S.U00; »..d p company A:; Agency, Morrlmowu. JE. »- h>ma:o«. [y.\ie borrl.* and new Low maln'enanc*. convemlemt l(v^. »t current prlrtw. we're Ju»t rol-v.."! 3«M. for WIGHTMANS FARMS •Jon R'frrencM required. CR. J- | out pm two hoxn«s already. So pu.-' Hf;LP wanted In ret.U'.u-An,i. B«.-nA.-d*rille Rd.. Morrtstoirn RESULTS UNLIMITED ; luck and a prayer seem our ci.ly HOUSEWI\'ES (3) WOMEN (4) CAPK COD. BiUH 1MI. 3 bedn t y mid ilt.i l».Vi POWKR LAWN MOWER 21" 1 .10 - 4i Pull or part time Miu* ii.ire cirly «flRnnK>n« on Kum I - bath*, 13'4r21 llrln« roewn. fir* t:» «ork Call Mr. Hi.-nUton. CR plisiK.ur. roir* fnr tejephone. To tv,«ri< plare. modern kitchen. dltUng rocim. CALL THE SUMMIT HERALD i If youYe tblnklnc about aeiUflg '"' •' .-•-;: 17 In |wriK)U The HP I Unton I.n»rtiie In e*re!leut from Summit office for lending con- flnld Avt . Summit wrtrlnx room, larfe porch, terrace, j own houae tome time norm, iho i, rern Call Us. OolUns. CR. 3-11J7 !<» ci>iwK:ti.n Ll*t PHc« »1»«. ^ Urgw *4iad.-d lot. Manor frith treea , »e'd cenainly apprpctat* goMlim :ii-- PERMANENT cjerloal poaltlon. A;r Inter ri#w. W imnti 6-4247 »fT*r 8 P M. CR 3-4002 ed office of larm oonewn EMPLOYMENT WANTED 2 car frank**, many eit.ran. You crack K lt-dlrect. :n ttununlt. Cen'ji»:iy Iofia1«l. AH b*rf short dr*p«. lamp*. •lunild nee K. Aaktns 925,000. C«U SALBSCLERK owner CR. 3-3*14, Our telephone Is ORaon «-»JM ir.i •enpior!* beneflU HCAU* I to 3 J tw c*->-jnt(-r «\irk nt Uundry a.nd drv IttOSINO done at tunw CR 7-390B d pUrn>. mnetrtn- rack* h.-niw- «>r we«k. Apply Box 52* , fur tr.nuned coat, 1« CR 3- alwaya home after 7 P.M cleaning pUnt Neat, oooceiaal. At;e BABY fclttn- with t.ruuii>ort*''Vin~fveT _2:«i 20 w 40 Su-Ady jK«itlon. a*l*Ty. vj- II1I;CR. ORfXi-1 9-im« or DRexeJ 6- MATURE MLVDKD WOMAN eatkm. other beixtftts Apply In |*T- HAHU'WOOO ?Sb" rmttrfc* With a friendly telephone manner »on, CV«rby» EnterprUe Laundry. 31 rh*ir. - Sunmil' Avf . Siinunlt BAHY »1U« CoOJpg* student. Evt- •*ho mjoys chatctns orer Ui* phone . Erperlftncpd CR 3-MO3 t'R. 3 and oui derot* minimum 4 houn prr SALEl-KHRL, Mu« f,»ve aajn exp«T- BABY f'.irni-.iire. bn»ln«», pen stroll- HOMES • HOMESITES eay I day wee*. F*mwn«nt poUtlon. lerv- and abUlty Houra 3 to t or « MALE nur»» will t*kf h'W cn<«> er. Ix%;.h1nnt.-e hUh chair »M CiH Phon* Mlix-hefl 2-7336, HkB Terr. t-? » PM. inwj 10 w « PM on Satsir- Lnmil doctor's reJKri>ncn». CR. 3- after » f.M CTUwtvi,.* 3-;:M Tuoday, WMUMtdaj, Tuumday 10 AM dj)» Apt*!.r In p«»on. Cftnter 8*.«. 2473. %a 12 noon. MAPLE bedroom ^SUMMIT'S N£W£Sr AND MOST BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY" Hones*, l»3 Spr.ngfloJd Are,, S HCSBAJ1D and wife (Uiirr )_>b rimn- furniture with Providence r«t uprtng and nut.-*«« OCNBRAL houtewurker, unail r*iicii 1 n|t offlfea fvejitntwi. CR 3-J74J picnic tuble. estrnalon Udd.-.- rum rxxuae. aU on oi» floor. iKllnft c«ir»~Ti>" W MTeen* CR 3-UJ74. WillMORt MIILOnS «r YOUR OWM MOKBI Milling ton 7-1490 a-Td bath, oltaer help CaJl HEJr JJC Morrta County; litlrwry. lOiuhv^r- children of workliw tn-Tlieni O*s» MD>, *«a, Addrcm Box SM. Summit HeraJl In Uoeowd torn*. Clt 3-3OJ6. a J--4ML THI SUMMIT HERALD. THUKSDAY. AUGUST 30, ItSA pBtSONAL HOP WANTED MALI couDtr>* uniformed women acting Philip Win»berg of Brokea Arrow house. Locd Etaifisr Returns Knightt o< GatumbiM. He d be r_wot_*bl« foe any Rentals PRODUCE CLERKS as part time crossing guards, Ranch and procwr".ed to, race the According to the fire depart- oUur obil«__«_ -in- FOUR nxjn_ _ad _*•_}». Dr«_«i 6-U87 PuU uod part Ctm*. A?piy la p sometime* wit_ autfaunty to bait horse at full gallop. Befijre the ed FarcHiam Coliege and Colum- Sit.. 3&fi_bi_"n. D_re_ M-rket, 1M __*•___-_*. Mlll- meot, the house struck wa» at 21 From Military Service t>_m. traffic in the ioteretO of the chil- accident occurred, pUice said Clark street, owned by Ben Las- Dr. John J. Duam of IM Spring- bia University Sdboo) «_ Dental 3 ROOM apartment. Hea.t _ivd wjtfr. dren, will be nipf>k*iief-in_ the th_t the boy's horse nearly struck m_!« «•____. efaaaatot vn *"~ bu_Lr.«_t or retired roupie. CR ;- iMPLOYMEWT WANTED siter. The bolt sheared off thefield avenue his recently returned md Oral Surgery. work of the patrols and the reg- another rider but shied to one 1 chimney., started a fire in 4he it- He it married to tb» fernwr or &ocooip_uy IRONINO—CspertcticHt. Uoudwr »-rl- : 6*44 aftfr 5 P-IX1 Both will require the full coop- horse's neck wan broken in the yance. Av»il_Me Oc An o*k tree at 47 Lenox street, Corps. and are tbe p*re_ta of two wot, t'-iO 00 per mouth. To te*. ruli | fOi SAU eration of ail motorists to perfect accident. was split by one of the bolu while John _nd Ke\io. the cordon of safety being ttuwn While ia Panwna, Dr. Dume NO. 2B7M Return to Th.t The Stafford Agency ' GIRL'S »•• U. 26402. RtoUrn to TV Houses on Say re street. I fourHi degree member of thebocptUl retord.. l^îv'wniJ Bank. BummU. FURNISHED ROOMS UAPLE 4 poster *ngl* bed. Mounting precaution* taken b-y Storm Cc*iMtt t»_rtwofc #l«7M. Return to 8INOLE aud double room* Oentle- mirrer Is mocnU-ui old. p«t«ct coa- tbe authorities ia protedioi Trut Oo., Bunnnlt mim preferr#a » P«rmein Pl^ Sum. ditkm, lUmioblt. CR. 3-4WC after »-booi children from iacreasing Tuesday mghfs lightning storm nUt 6 PU bazards of traffic have paid oil caused damage to one house, FOUND •». GOOD Ua . 74 River Rd , 8UJU- struck a tree at another and m>t. CR 3-J31 USED CARS FOR SALS in a big way. Over the past 34 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CATS — Se« 8t____t stalled a small fire at a green- COZY attr*ot4ve nx»m. Couveolerv* PORX> IIHI Marooo 2 door V*. R&H. years Hie death rate among HAND REFERENCE TO REUAMI lUSINESS HOUSES location. B«th. C&U CR. 7-0837 or •OUl oi*«u. *7S0. UX. S-MIt school age children as tbe result ,-i HW_1<1 If your doi to found _CR_3-44#7 36 exposure KISS Near of accident* hat been cut one FURNISHED Room. Very IWombltT See Our Selection Of Contact " ' n.-ar tran«t>qnatloa CR, 3-57119. half while the rate for other iges • Antiques • • Liquors • Motorists Urged has doubled. PRIVATE beilroom »r«l l>al.h In one SERVICES OmttED of Uie fluent location* to SumiiUt. Nursery Stock GEORGE'S 1 CITY DELICATESSEN ABE'S LIQUOR STORE In exchange for pun of the house- toy U»i«i«r*79» Cv>mj> etf. E_tfct# Bought last week when the horse be was Mad* To Order Prompt Delivery Service A D1SCRIMINATISU refiued" WUh tli« opening of the newriding bareback in Watchung Res- 83 Summit Ave. CR. 7-MN CR. 344a M-rdoc* S-063J. girl oc woman will find _ resi ,i<>iiie. school term hut a few days away, Mapl* Street CR. 3M34 coorenlem; to evrnn-Mng by c*U!ri( ervation veered into a tree at full • 14 I nJo_ PL ALTEHATIOK8 rop__» . C_U Kf *_l-«a. Drew! the voices ui local police officials, gallop and threw him to the educatm* and national safety «•«*• POR OKNTLEitAS^ OrertooiT ground. The hone, though, was • Auto Dealers • • DHivprj 8ervlce • park!n« CH ~-0O51. authorities, are joined in alerting killed instantly. LAROE rxmi t-omvejilMitiy loc«ted. $12 all motorists to ttie special re&poo- SHRUBS •week. CR 7-an«. According to poiiee, the boy, 3aIi'sL ALTEEAT1ON8 AMD UEND sibiWies tliat will soon be theirs. Rodney Mitchell. 11. son of Mrs. M WERNER MOTOR CO. COMFORTABLE riv>:n lu apnitme.it SUBURBAN UQIORS, WINES BEERS centrally locft.:t*d. Cv^nvfiniezvt trftj^- The two things to which all Edna Mitchell of 15 Broad street, porta'Uon. Call ORcxel 9-4381 even- wlu) drive automobiles vehicles 00 PAUL L. WERNER, Prop. DELIVERY SERVICE Pronpt Deliveries l mounted the horse owned by 1 the public thoroughfares, must PACKAGE DELIVERY Cali CR. B-11C2 ..,wt«. OARDENER Monthly LAROK t-irrrtahsd room In prUafie Chrysler . Plrmo«_ D«_l*f • I Betckwood Road 8_mmit * _m c«--»: top dr__Jng, »eedi_g. re home. Cluae to tranaporUtlon. pledge themselves, as classes are MESSENGER SERVICE 'n_r d put ta new uwu. Plant Drexel 6-J31S . v«nltij[». about to be resumed, says An- J^-iu*. rmiovt »ay »li»d tree <__tu NURSERY STOCK Sale$—Service at. 7-tm wirlt md Cfm>nt pttloii. DR 6-*568 SPRINGFIELD N**r ill tranaportatlou. drew J, Sordoni, president of the 1 IM", Gl'.\R%N"TIEO USED r*HI • Mason Contractors • APlKG IIATEHIAL8 - topsoU Plume DRexel 8-2621. American Automobile Associa- DONO BROS. . belglum block*. A_« U_*on tion, are: Modern Body * P_lnt Shop C*U Appollto'i Drtiel 8-1371 FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT NURSERY • Electrical Appliances • CITY MASON, INC. _.., Gwdeotr 1. To obey speed limits in Car Leutng . . . Wwkly-Monthlr- 1032 SpriRffitM Av«»t Guy Soccodato, Prop. tor SOIL July, CR. 3-«780. school zones, which are always ytuiy . , . U* IUt*« eo«a NEW ProvWpore. 2 bKlnxuiM, auto- carefully marked, with a metic- Ntw ProvldtRC* Eastern Fuel Company New Construction 4 Alterations DR 8-3 IBS. matic heat, g*r««e, convenletut Irtca- ulous carefulness. S17 Springfield Ave. CR. S43U tlon. C»U CR. 3-»U» aft« 6 P.M 201 Mala St- CR. 3-8184 PboM CR. 34471 CAPE OAJIDfcNER L»wa ewe (Formerly located on 2« tM Bro«4 St CR. MM4 h* month. Repair and build 2. To be extra alert for young 74>M5 17 Morris Cowt Sammlt Top dreefcing. r»-««*dln|, UNFURN. HOUSE FOR RENT children darting into streets at Patsalc Ave.; Chatham) • Appliance Repairs • alao »hrub work. Com- SUMMIT. 1200. 4 betktxnii hoiute Im. unexpected places. tre« »errte« rrfe MrUm*t«. medlit* oocupiuicj. CliUdren Tor DR*x«J appointment call evenings CR 3- "During ttit coming year, DAVID J. FLOOD • Painters • DO CHIBBA O«n«-»1 lmd- S648. school officials will train children Electrical Appliances Dealer wiping, miaon coivtractor, arain Repaired work. CR 7-0445. in safe walking habits, but ex- EDWARD CHIOVAROU OFFICE FOR RENT perience shows that it takes time Household Wiring {.XPERT gardt-ingardtainf Miwidd UndaoapLoe, AND SON rock t»rden tnungammti. 2 ROOMS PLUS to fix safety* in tli« minds of new Prompt Service Floor Coverings • d i»I0» HUGE CLOSET ic LAVATORY students," he declared. Ml Springfield Ave. Painting Contractors LoDSCAPE DXSION & Installation FRONT OFFICE SPACE "Meanwhile, it is the motorist's Thoughtfulness... CR. 3-33C1 Decorators Undartp* «l«al*n«r—Mlchlfaa Statt ON CHATHAM'S responsibility to watch out lor EtHmmttm fmrnUKU ir.'.Tenitf, John Rahenkamp. DR*x. Both of the Smith and Smith Homes ar« E. L FITTERER CaU CR. J1547 •i fl-OMW. MAIN STRBirr NEAR MADISON children, even if the youngsters Air conditioned U*. Floor SiiMe • Auto Repairs • Floor k Wall Tile 11 Inloa PI. SaanU V-MAION CONTIUCTOAB Furnished or Unfunilahed themselves are at fault." •quipped with year-round air conditioning. Linoleum li Asphalt In BoauUfuJ CoilonlaJ UuUding Adjaceint Parking Lot Plenty of Reminders One more evidence of thoughtfulnen to LEN'S MOTOR Tile Installed By Experts KASTEBINO. and llaton Work, brick Suitable f->r profeMtoaa] Uas or There will be plenty of help Broadloom Carpets Rugs • Pet Shops • rep*, walks and patto*. No )ob too »ma!l htulnms. those we are privileged to serve. SALES A SERVICE srr.il!. CM CR. 3-5447. for both the motorist^nd the let Broad St. Dl»! MERCtTRY S-7877 children, in this annual/drive to Auto Repairs ALL mAocmry work LouU Salerno CR. 1-8-M DS PIT SUPPLIES CR J-3681. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT ensure the safety of school young- Body Ik Fender Work |'HITLSIUJL COMtruotlon Co. Ustoo- sters from the hazards of traffic. Used Cars SUMMIT PET SHOP C>r>w»oV)r and builder Ston«. brick 1300 *quar* feet ceiiter of 8ummlt Heme Service • •idrviUkj. All tjrp« conortt* work location. Pint floor—«a,rate building. Soon the entire area will blos- 84 Summit Ave. CR. 3 324» US Inspected Fresh Horsemeat and construction. NtchoUa RudUt, Panelled walla, acou*-.lc ceiling, tU» som with the traditional posters FREE estimates at no cost or ob- Tropical Fish k Supplies w 3-42M. floor, lavatori". ligation. A photic call brings the Suitable for office, l\g\n assembly reminding motorists that WHEATON'S M-MIICELJUNEOUI store to your home. Free Delivery work or tiny bualnw* pumult. CRwt- "School's Open — Drive 'Care- TEXACO SERVICE view 3-1000. •Aip-tlt, V1_JU Lln«l«am not Tito. II SamnK Ave. CRettvlew 3-UM ROMIS rLCAKKO FROM TOP fully." ' • ROAD SERVICE TO BOTTOM SUMMIT. 100"' LOCATION. 2ND Soon the School Safety Patrols •Wall TIW »•« Wall SM_4. FLOOR. S ROOMS. APPROXIMATE- • IGNITION-CARBURETOR, etc. •Inlaid Llnol»um. CHATHAM PET SHOP Walls, wood work and windows LY 500 SQUARK FEET. CAN BE made up of Sam Browne belted General Repairing *rrlt But Llnoltan Cwp*t#. We board your birth wtlle washed. Floors cleaned and waxed. REMODELLED TO 8UIT. CALL. JOAN youngsters chosen for their alert- O CHRYSTAL. CR. 3-S2M FOR PAR- MARFAK Lubrication you're on vacation R«E*iU given special considera- TICULARS ness, will take their posts on side- CR. 3t7«S 412 MerrU Ave. IDEAL ME. IM4* tion. FIRST flixn- renter of Summit Ioe«- walks at intersections near the SvburbaN \rgonaut Household Service tUn «ult«b!>- for retail or uTflce*. schools, to restrain their class- FLOOR COVERING CO. IM MAIN ST. CBATHA& four rouma. Month to moirth or long Blcvdm | t_ a*_r *t Bv '•» WEjtiield 2-4374 term louse, OaU CRektvlew f-1000 mates from challenging the flow 1M30S Morris Avt. Union, N. J •It H11M4* An. HOUSE OP EXPERTS MUSIC '5TUDIO for rpnrt by th* hoar of traffic. " SMITH and SMITH Eieriltnt Hom« Repali* or k)unw. Centrally looaited. CR. 7- In more and more areas of the LARRY'S PhoM MVrtock B t3M ; paJnUnf» lnj too *maU. Fro* Mtlmatat SUMMIT. Store Centra]. Teleprmnt HOMI roi snviCM BICYCLES AMBASSADOR 4t5 Morrlt Av*.. SpringlUM. N. 1. LeROY BALDWIN CR. 1-Mli. CR 3-5634. 51 Blackburn Rd. 160ClioKM A»»,N«wofk 5,US. Summit. DR M2M Parts Repairs Saks Service • PLUMBING NEW rooft. alwM roof* and chlmneyi SERVICE * Eastern Fuel Company repaired, futt«t* and lMden re- r 397 Broad St. CR. 3S0S5 • HEATING ps.rM or replaoed. HAROLD HAR- GARAGE FOR RENT FUEL OIL RISON CR 7-18*4- OARAGE, 333 MorrU Are., CR. 3- Recommends 24 Hour Delivery • ALTERATION «TRTTiLn«oPA S3U between 6 and 7 PM. Building Materials WILLIAMS OIL-OMATIC • JOBBING Pred J. Rlbbaeh ORLANDO MOTORS OJ Burners 10 OrewfleMp*. CR. T44W /ep*ln and alWraUona: bathroonm, ROOM AND IOARD Vc!i..ns or any Inside work. Cabtneta 74 Franklin P1oc«, Summit Ihf- Compciny thctt supplied STEPHENS-MILLER CO. Sales k Service *:A lormioa toot. No lob toovnall. LICENSED praotloal nune will botrd ANTHONY HMIA CR 1-MM and g1*» Und attention to aeml ID- Cotnplef Unm •/ 23313f Broad Street CR. S4004 RooriNO, future. Uader*. f valid or elderly lady PR 7-2R9S "Service For AH GRASS SEED for JoiUng Promptly Atfndt* Tm painting. ICan* CoDtroctlnf Co PLEASANT ground floor room Excel- Chrysler Corp. Cart" 1 '» j Turnpike N f Ihiuwtiy BUILDING MATERIALS STEPHENS-MILLER CO. l(T.'C\uy 5-4T45 DRezti «-0007. PLUMBING • HEATING lent me«_» Hderly pfraon or con- COAL FUEL OIL BEES (all Urnta) removed by expert. T*]»»cMrt wflcome Tiir D^Barr. 20S G. > di-n Stci'f Pen k wtiy FUEL OIL SHEET METAL WORK D»T or night •ervto* DRezel <- Sprtngflrid AT«, 8_mmlt. CB J- "•< Strtfet for VQUStNVT AVENUE •787. M CJ i nt T u r np i k (,' 38 Russell Place CR. 7 0030 Metered Deliveries my [Srtcromerl ta CR. CLEAN and rtp«lr dilmney* _nd gut- Srmgs Vou These fine Products OIL BURNER trrt; wiish wladow», ru floort Summit" • Carpet Cleaning • Sales k Service •nd »ro»ll p»lnt JotM. R_,n(i_rdt Rentals Wanted F«rtUiz*rs •"— -••- 6.1078. LIvlng*too 6-109S CR. 7-4O7S 3» Russell Place CR. 70030 • ReeJ Bstete • II-MOV1NO UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS PENNYPACK IAWNSPUR BEDROSIAN'S , hauling. Reawnabi*. •fftd- WANTED Attractive Values in • Jewelers • MICONE AGENCY ent *ervl(*. Call MUrdock «-0O3O. for Fin* D* lux* lawns for lawns, Jr—t, Shrubs Works Assiduously Day or night. Coo*olldat«d Movara, RUGS rr.lon. N J. $-6-3. Centolni 40% •* _ ^^ On The Sale of Your House. ftMM W>4 Mnt. 4.W and )2-fiINTtNO—DBCOKATINO 2 BEDROOM" List It With Vt. Wall-to-Wall Carpeting APARTty^NT FIRE INSURANCE 1 B McCRAT I South St. Painter TERRAGREEN ORGANO Thoro-Cleaning 3M Springfield Ave., Ssmmlt, N. J. __ hj>&p*rh&n(*r Phone CR. 3-6346. < for Dry, Infwtil* Soil for Rotes — Soil-Building Repairing •' CR. 3 8«0t HKRUAN SCHMIDT painting and oee- RESPONSIBLE TOtTNO COrPLK Storing oritir.»r. formerly Schmidt * H*Jt- Complete. iof», ott-^r- go fc«. Guaranteed mai;. ror frM atUmaM call Mur- WOULD LIKE TO SUBLET OR fank. non-burning plant M an Re-Fitting __._ »w • Roofer/ • «<«-k 6-JO57. RENT A 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT Re-Laying WATCH—JEWELRY IN EITHER A STANDARD APART- WANTED-Ho\i»e» to paint. O B rHODUCTS «'!>:•. e. Jr. A Oo. Palnung and Dec- MENT BUILDINO OR A CON- 428 Springfield Ave. orit:n« 18 Eagar St. Cr««tn«w 7- VBRTED PRrVATE HOME. SHORT LARRY MAY " IMIlMMl. SUMMIT, N. I. REPAIRS KILLA. CHATHAM. AND SUMMIT ROOFING • ACERHANOIN- Intcrtpr _ad •rUrtor Phone; CR. 70500 pointing RMtooable. Wayn« J AREAS PREPERRED. PLCASB SIDING - GUTTERS p Your Dtalmr Hat ThemI * jleiuonabU -^r. DR«x_ &-JOW or UBrcurjr CALL DR 9-3OW. LEADERS J-TM4 • Chimney Cleaning • Price* WILLIAM ROETHKR painting, paper- Call CR. 3 $05. 9 -^rnc dMoraUnf. 44 Maple AT*. YOUNO coupl* with 2 ohll_r*n te- NATALE CHIMNEY CO. Fctt Service 14 FRANKLIN PL. ld. DReiel 6ilOl quevt 4 to 5 room* CR 3-74J4. Built - Repaired • Cleaned PAI.\TiNO-lDt«rJor. Bxterlor. Paper- OR 4 rooms a.nd b«Ui. 1 oblld »g« nmmng. Plaateritif. Quality work at This is the Time of the Year to p-'l'-Jlur price*. Bob Fabrtcator*. 11. Hi. CR. .3-»40^ Clean and Repair Your Chimneys • Senloe SUtions • PRe*M 6 FOR Ortnbfw 1. widow nt+<%» 3 or 3H room*. No third flow Cull Murdock . . . also Fireplaces. Why Not Call _, ROCCO CARELLA (I-2788. Now And Protect Your Family ZOTTE'S ESSO SERVICE MPERT Interior _nd fxt««1or ptlnt- >--|, pii[x-hin(int. E»tlnu«». MEr- and Home For the LOVK Hard , fi7 3-8391. UNFURNISHED HOUSE— Winter. desire* paln«n« It deoarat- WANTED TO RENT CR. S-4415 NIWARK SUMMIT 4.SS0 DReiel 6-2763. Of - OH . tabrieatloa hagi, *»lf ENGINEER d«lr«i 2 btdroom houw. §^Wm ^^WF^^^tfw^^^»^fc(_^% RMIV w^% that it«y clean. Jim Rent*) under 1100 month Willing • Coal • Fof Prompt Sfrvic* to purrhM* horn* »ppro»lmat«ly Call CR. 31727 (IS O00. CR. 7-0584" or •Ywangi WK aUINTKNANCI 2-8370. . EASTERN cor. Broad, Ashwood A Morris AT. mainteoano*. landing. Hntoh- ADULTS, no p«U, FLJEL COMPANY • Lamps & Shades !• « irul WMing. R. J. PoweU tt Sona hoiiae. B«»t i Exciting Colors • Stationery • 5 «-5«46. 209J HIGH QUALITY COALS Jtrry Carvtll '•-PLATING . POLIIHINO Unfurniilitd Aportnwnf Sfonrfarrf Typewriter TOT Prompt Deliveries SIEGEL'S AUtAMACANMl Catallaa Lamp Mounting Shop or HOHM WanM Call CR. 30004 STATIONERY SHOP 1. iUTer. nickel, chrome, 233 nt Broad Street Sammlt SHADE* ftc DrlTe In to M_d_on LOCAL couple with I »m»Jl oWJdjvm M»nntlf>| • RrcoitrH Office k Home Stationery ,.^M0 tt_.n t.. »_«._«« )to i rooim or more. To fK> Ore»t- ronrcrtlng • Cuitom t* Rtwtring Order Mark Cross Leather Goods 3-0427. STEPHENS-MILLER CO. UMM In Slock • Sh-dra U Stock Greeting 'Cards oirrs CR. 32340 FURNISHED APARTMENT BLUE COAL 1M-IM C«ntr_l AT«. KnUU Rentals 371 Springfield Ave. WANTED WtMtl«M. N: i. 1-42Z) HOPPERS COKE ' FUEL OIL Acroti UNFURNISHID APT. WE HAVE buslnoM couple looking .x BUILDIN, MATERIALS FOR RENT » 3 or 4 rixmi furnl_n«u«in«fii people. ImmedlVe oc. «n

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