THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING MID MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COVffTY Entered &« Second Class Mattel- Published Post Office, WeBtfleld, >'• J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 Every Thursday. UPlfH-l Music Westfield Boy, Hugh Williams, Holds j St Improvements Town Council Plans Are Key to Historical Independence Hall j Approved By May Act on 5 Local Contests In ted Here "Open Sesame." Town Council Bike Licenses But Hugh Williams of 540 Elm landmark To Be street didn't need any magic words. Primary Election _—— to open the doors of historic Inde- Razed in 60 Days Ordinance Creating Welfare Council Observance pendence Hall in Philadelphia Sat- New Detective Rank Urges Ordinance, Kjellmark to Opp o«e Mapes urday. For to his Maiement he Passed at Meeting For Fourth Ward Seat Be Held found that a heavy metal key Prospect St. School Presents Survey which his grandfather claimed anTwerMaye formulat- Nets Town $300 Improvement of South Chestnut A proposal to license bicycles A Eepublican Primary Ekction which will offer more than usual could open the way to the halls interest is promised this spring following the announcement of Hokin e ening- for local ob- | street, from St. Marks avenue to here, was made by the School Wel- V B. Kjellmark'g candidacy for fourth ward Town Council nomination. of priceless American heritage, did The old Prospect street school,! Fourth avenue by widening of the fare Council to the Town Council ,, of National Mu«ie * eek He will oppose incumbent Police Commissioner Sydney L. Mapes. In work. pavement to fu Monday night in a petition which twMk of May at a meeting uilt in 1869, and a town land I " width,-installa- addition, four contests for Republican Town Committee posts were Saturday was the day his fa- tion of curhs and construction of strongly urg;e(l an ordinance to mark, is doomed. The Town Coun- — I revealed on the final date list ther, F. 8. G. Williams, escorted storm sewers, was approved by that effect. The organization said cil Monday night, approved a con- Thursday for filing petitions tor *f£i. SC Wit a Cranford Cub pack to the Shrine the Town Council Monday night. that a special committee, repre- ract for its demolition within 60 nomination for municipal offices, "L avenue. With its 26th of Liberty. When the group reach- Cost of the project was estimated senting safety chairmen of the lays by the Alex Bruzy Wreck- Complete Slate John W. Glendening Jr., of 7S5 !1 marked last spring, the ed Independence Hall, they found at $32,500, with $21,005 'of the various PTA's, had made a survey ng Co. of Piscataway. The build- Embree crescent will oppose H. IM'starts its second qusr- the door locked. Hugh's key proved amount to be seQiired from State in other towns where licensing ng, which cost $18,000 to con- Erwin Cox of 726 Embree crescent "Ly of promoting the cauM equal to the task and he non- Aid funds. Hearing on the pro- was required. Opposed in Boro A in a synchroniied move- struct in the old days, when that posal was set for Mar. 28. for the first ward, third district chalantly opened the door, much to In its petition, the committee in- Ai, year. Representatives tmount was considered most ex- An ordinance creating the rank post and Mrs. Hilda Eichhorn of the amttement of the guards. cluded a report of this survey and Mtfeld's leading musical or travagant for a six room build- of Sergeant of Detectives, was Five Candidate* 651 Forest avenue will oppose Mra. Despite official persuasion, the a suggested ordinance. The meas- ~L civic clubs and educ» ng, will bring the town treasury imssed on final reading, following Irene Griffin of 404 West Dudley WeEtfield boy still has the valuable ure as proposed, would call for Seek Two Potts I initiations appointed by J300 from the contractor, who will a public hearing at which no ob- avenue for the committtewoman'g key in his possession. periodic examinations of bicyctes, Charles P. Bailey- have hus be entitled to all the mate- jection was raised. seat from the same district. license tags, and as a penalty for MOUNTAINSIDE—Republican i full support for the ob- The key is reported to have rial he can salvage from his oper- Other committee contests are in Passage of the ordinance will (IMIII.ICS violations, the commandeering of contests in the April primary elec- come into the family from Hugh's ations. the third ward, first district, where maternal grandparent, the late promote Det. George Morton, who the vehicle for various periods of tions,- from the office of inaypr JI ncond year the Musical The building was the only school Mis. Dorothy W. Halsey of 6S» Hugh L. Atkinson, who received it has served the department for 26 time. down through council and Repub- of Wwtfield will serve as lo- louse in the community until 1890, years to the new rank. There will Shackamaxon drive will oppota ag a souvenir from a Chicago bank. Plumridge Marks The committee pointed out that lican county committeemen devel- —at for the observance of when the original Lincoln School be no change in • salary or in the Mrs. Jessie W. MacMillan of 415 Although Hugh had heard the licensing would give youngsters a oped with the filing of late peti- !ullMusic Week, founded by was built. In 1916 it was retired duties of Detective Morton, who j Westfield avenue for the port of story of its authenticity many sense of responsibility which tions last Thursday evening. Trwnaine of Westfield. Mrs. as no longer safe .for school pur- now is in charge of records and committeewoman, and the preW- times, he never quite believed it— 90th Birthday would prove valuable in later life. Mayor Charles N. Thorn Jr., '^.rd Johnson is chairman poses. More recently it has been identification. lusly announced contest of Donald until Saturday. Appearing at the meeting in who had not formerly indicated he ldC»l committee. leadquarters for Martin Wallberg A petition requesting the coun- H. Bagger of 636 Hyslip avenua support of the measure, among would seek re-election, filed, and into plans were announced •ost, American Legion and other cil to resurface Maryland street Resident Here ami G. Rutherford Byam of 8M others, were Mrs. Miriam T.*Uus- will be opposed by Council Presi- Railway avenue for committeeman k wresentatives of the vari- rganizations. with a hard pavement from Boyn- For 30 Years sell, Mrs. Barbara B. Carberry dent Joseph A. C. Komictl. munitions signifying th«it The Legion recently announced ton street, was referred to the De- y from the fourth ward, second dis- CNJ Wins 16% ^ School Principalil s BByro n D Five candidates are seeking the Jit of celebrating th« event of Public Works ffor D. trict. plans to construct its own build- partment Charles E. "Dad" Plumridge of Stuart and H. M. Partington. two councilmanic posts, William khcim May 1. A« in pre A fifth committee race dittolwd ing on property it owns at North study. I!i2 North Euclid avenue celebrat- The proposal was referred to Stevenson and Fabian Vincent, I twra the churches «nd the Rate Increase avenue and Crossways place and A request that stop street signs this week when Herbert R. Welch ed his flOth birthday last night at the licensing committee and the whose terms expire this year, have Jr., of 5115 Shackamaxon drlva d, will play a leading part in meanwhile is meeting at the West be erected on Elm street at the n dinner party for the family^ and Town Safety committee for study. both filed for reseating. They arc (riebrntion. field Armory. A proposal still on corner of Sylvania place, was made withdrew his candidacy for tha New Fares May Be a few friends ill the home of his opposed by Herbert Gibbs of Ever- post from the third ward, second fending the meeting of the the fire to, extend Fen-is pli in a letter which pointed out that son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and green court, John A. Ferguson of district. He would have oppottd e were: Mrs. Johnson, Effective April 1 rom- Prospect street through to the former street was being used School Welfare Council Deer path and Arthur Minich of Mrs. Edward A. Pollard, with W, W. Colby Jr., of 437 Grove n, -representing the spon- 31m street, would take the new as a speedway, endangering the Coles avenue. M whom he lives. Backs Safety Program street. In a statement today,' Mr. • org«niiation; Mrs. S. L. An increase of 16 per cent in thoroughfare through the school lives of pedestrians and particu- One-third of his life has been Harry Beechler, present county Welch declared: i, Woman's Club; Arthur D. commutation rates on the Centra] site. larly children. The matter was spent in WestiieUl, where he has At a meeting of the School Wel- committeeman for the Republicans, "As u( lifelong resident of West- t Town Council; Alexander Railroad was approved yesterday referred to the Police Committee. been active in church circles, fra- fare Council on Thursday the does not seek re-election, nor docs field I have always hud the inter- ,'ltotaiy Club and Rlalto The- by the Public Utility Commission- A routine resolution was passed ternal groups, and civic organiza- members unanimously voted ap- Mrs. Rita Klunk, onnimitteewom- ests of the community and the Hta. i. Bliss Austin, presi- era. Following announcement of authorizing the town engineer ti tions. Mr. Plumridnc who is still proval of a town-wide program of on. Beechlcr'a position is I people in it, foremost in my 6f the Musical Club; Mrs. the decision, the railroad said that Candidates Jam advertise for bids for all improve- active and enjoys nooil health, is a bicycle inspection as suggested by sought by Walter Haupt and David thoughts and actions. I am glad lid Belchw, representing mu the new rates would go into effect ment work authorized by ordinance director of the Peoples Hank and Mayor Bailey's Safety Council. A Riker, both of Evcrureen court, to bo of service when that service Iwcfcrsof Westfield; Mrs. R. probably on April 1 for the month- during the yem\ This will make, Trust Co., and was chairman of survey of the licensing of bicycles and both members of the Volun- promotes the welfare of the com- Hbling, Mcntary of the corn- ly tickets. GOP Meeting it unnecessary to pass enabling the American Rod Cross chapter in neighboring communities has teer Fire Department. Mrs. Em- munity. Recently I was asked to in; Hr. Tremaine, secretary- resolutions for each approved proj- Unrestricted monthly commuta- during World War 11, serving as been made by the chairmen of ily Hoffaith is the sole petitioner run for the Republican committee ritui of the National Music ect, tion tickets between Westfield and Most Republican chairman for 10 years and vice safety of the Parent-Teacher As- for the office of comniitteewoman. and on the basis of the above k conuntttt; Mayor Bailey The appointment of John Sce- New York would be raised to $17- chairman for two. sociations of Wertfield and their No candidates from the Demo- premise, I agreed. Since that Aspirants Present mun Jr., as a member of Truck cratic party have filed for any .60, an increase of $2.90; while re- He is a member of the advisory report was favorably received by time I „ have found that my action on Page 2) Co. No. 1 of the Volunteer, Fire- office. stricted monthly tickets will cost board of the Children's Country the School Welfare Council. may not be for the best interest of A majority of,Republican candi- men was approved. 115.85, an increase of $2.60. Home, has been "Dad" of the Sir After a thorough, discussion of the whole community Midi-there- dates seeking nomination in the On recommendation of the Galahad Chapter, Older of De- With the dcadtine for the filing The incraai* will be from this survey and its practical ap- of petitions, also Ml the dead- fore withdrew. My actie* to Apr. 19 primary election spoke be- Board of Adjustment, the request Molay for 21 years, and was i!oun- cehti per mile to 1.7 cents, about plications to the large bicycle rid- line for registrations. , Borough. prompted by my underatandlitc of ore n candidates' meeting spon- of the Vennevi Realty Co. for per- dei-divector of the Old Guard. Du'r. halrof'W*30 p«r cent asked by ing group in' Westfleld;'ttie mem- Clerk Robert Laing stated 36 poi- the facts as they exist and hot sored by the Young Republican inlHlon to manufacture light mill- ing the depression years 1931-32 the railroad to bring in »an addi- bers of Welfare Council believe sons have registered, bringing the for any other reason." Here Club last evening in the Town work in North avenue property he distributed flout to the needy that an annual program of inspec tional $1,000,000 annually from Hall. Introduced by Jack J. Ca- total eligible voters in the borough lit addition, two candidate! well, coniuters - fares. The move wag located in a business zone, was ap- in Westfield for the U. S. Gov- tion and licensing in Westfield to 1009. known In Westfield, Mr«. Irene millo, president, each candidate proved. A request of the Lester ernment. He is a member of At- could be successfully carried out Griffin, a local resident, and W«y- . Iwart Heads opposed by many municipalities spoke for five minutes. served by the road, including West- Foundation to manufacture ath- las Lodge, 126, and a life member without any additional cost to the [L«af Committee field and by two commuter groups Ten of the 13 candidates for letic trophies, medals and novelty of the Aurora Grata Consistory, a taxpayer. (Continued on Fag* |) the State Assembly were present, group of 32 degree Masons. School Survey The commission stated that the (Continued on Pago cancer service and increase was deserved because the ncluding Arthur Lloyd of Hillside, Mr. Pluiuiidge's parents cami committee, a part of railroad was "gradually improving Weyman Steengiafe of Cranford, to this country from England ii Grant School a sailing vessel in 1858 on their To Break Ground Planned in Boro Mid educational com- bu substitution of Richard Moser of Summit, Flor- its service wedding; trip ami settled in Jersey of the Union County Cancer diesels for steam locomotives, in- mce Dwyer of Elizabeth, Homer Miss Kellems To City. "Dad," as ha is known by _', h«s announced plans for stallation of head-end lighting am' Wieder of Flainfleld, Glover Grupe For Church Bldg. Bazaar Tomorrow his acquaintances, retired about • Volunteers lo Poll niation in this community. improvement in the appearance of Elizabeth, Fred Shepherd of Be Club Speaker 20 years ago from the wholesale Union County Cancer So- and windows of passenger cars." Elizabeth, Mark Burdett of Eliza- Residents in April ls i division of the Ameri- beth, L. Thomas Daub of Garwood millitlery business, which he en- Presbyterians Plan Auction, Dance Ctncer Society. Mrs. Robert The first in a series of healings and Irene T. Griffin of Westfield. Miss Vivien Kellems, who is tered many years ago after a short Assembly Addition MOUNTAINSIDE—An" outline To Climax Evening ta'art will serve as chairman on the fare boost was held in Sep- noted for her refusal to collect career as a printer. In the latter of the plans for the house-to-house tember at which the road reported Aspirants for Republican nomi- w Weatfleld committee, assist- nation as Union County Freehold- witholwithholdingg taxes for employeepy s business he was a partner of Chas survey to be conducted through- More thnn 90 women are help- that its commuters service oper- y 1 Ground will be broken Saturday V Mrs. S. E. Burr who will of Kellems cablcgrip company, wilill E.' Duulileday of Doublcday-Doi'un out the borough the first two ing with plans for the Grant ated at an annual loss of more ers who spoke were Kenneth Mair afternoon at 2:30 for the assembly 1 the surgical dressing unit. be Sliest speaker at the Westfield book publishers. In JtfOO he be- weeks in April, was outlined to School Piu-eiit-Teaehei1 Association of Plainfield, Fmi Haley of Fan- hall addition to the Presbyterian Wnley R. Braunadorf will than two and a half million dol Women's Republican Club spring came u member, then Inter u part- neighborhood captains by members' baziuir and dance, which will be lars. The PUC said that the road's wood, Ogden Beatty of Elizabeth parish house in Mountain avenue, UMCictiry to the committee, luncheon Wednesday, May l!5, at ner, of the firm of Sarlc, Dailey of the school survey committee ap- held tomorrow in the school. Aft- analysis of costs applicable to com and Col. J. H. Dudley, Elizabeth. according to announcement mado transporting local cancer pa- the Beechwood Hotel, Summit. & Co. pointed by the Board of Educa- ernoon features will include a va- Town Council candidates Donald by Shelby Fell, president of the J to trtitmont centers, this muter service was "questionable," At the time, Bliss Kellems rea- IJOJTI in Jersey City, lie.'later tion, and by Malcolm Wright, ov-jriety of booths opening at 2 o'clock Belcher, first ward; Harvey Day- board of trustees and chairman of mttee will have the co-opera- and in its decision said that an in soned that in collecting such tax- lived in.Iiorough Park, I.. I., where gnnizer of the group, Tuesday ' and children's attractions begin- cock, third ward and Hokan Kjell- the steering committee in charge of the Westfield Red Cross crease to the requested 30 per es she would be acting as a he was one ul* the organizers of night at the school. liiiiR- at 11:15. An unction and cent would tend to "u reduction in mark, candidate for nomination in of the church's building campaign. jf Corps under the supervision the fourth ward, addressed the au- , The addition will include, be- Rolfe Kristianson, president of iI dancing- will highlight evening ac- commutation travel. It would havi sho had no nial Church and served as an of- Mi. Edward C. Gray. The dience, while former Mayor Rob-| authority to do. When | sides the assembly hull, a number the Hoard of Education, outlined ii tivities. been injurious to the responclen !lskeast few li „., and .smaller services in thu > S'ears and its expected white elephant booth. Another fea- «. between the hours of 10 worlh of St. Petersburg, Fin. Jhb. 'Where Next?' „,.,,...... of her speech, as was 'done when church's program growth m the next live, 10 and j ture will be "Grant's Chanco," to : "d 4 p. m., to make cancer Candidates for state committee- Ml,_ Robert Tnft ](c ,ast M Plumridge died several years ago. 15 eillls IIe sin s Rev. 'Robert M.' Simmer, pastor | >' - commended the for- which many of the local merchants w*?" « ' Any woman man, Harvey Umtcomb of Phrni- Miss Kell ,ie( that shc w*s of the church, will be in charge of j n\E1; bo-"'(l members "back in the , nave contributed, "nneld who is interested in field and William Sceland of Eliz- doubtful if any radio program ;!Os who wllcn Topic of Case abcth ami candidate for state com- the ground - breaking ceremony ' building the new A landscape anil a sketch have «tyice is invited to be present would carry her remarks about Players to Give which" wS" be informol in"nature."! fM >»"!«»*• „"«" anticipated: ^,, given to the bazaar by Mrs. mitteewoinaii, Helen Glueser, also "•fry to assist with the work. taxes. organizations | ;lUnc llral« s0 that BV.C» ,»ow. a\ M™» a™«<*.Jnomment Westfield spoke. M»»rt has stressed the need A limited number of tickets may ' tins moment, a new school is not I Will Speak at will be represented and it is ex-' In addition, sale of photo- •™W materials,consisting f Mayor Charles P. Bailey and j be obtained from Mrs. A. F. Eich- o Local Y Tomorrow pected that brief speeches will be! nc™sscuy- , . . graphs of each class at Grant ™ light colored absorbent Freeholdcrs Donald Pearsall and horn, We. 2-0949 or from any mem- H lIll ! School, mado by Mrs. Dubois Reil- Sui-oyan's one-act play, Hello by some of the organization I. °«"-'vCr, < to increases indudinp old sheets, table Albert J. Benninger, also spoke her of the board. has been necessary to establish ly, will be held. "Where Next, America?" will be Old There, will' be the feature uf heads. ' PMovr briefly at the candidates* meeting. cases annd clothing, the subject of an address to be the Community Players' monthly The excavation work will get Among the merchants contribut- On motion of Allen W. Vliet, i (Continued on Page 81 ing gifts to "Grunt's Chance" are requireired in tthh e makinki g delivered tomorrow evening at meeting at the Masonic Temple, umlcr way next week. It marks in vice president of the Young Re- j Dalit Oil IHue Ribbon Cleanors, Allimiinin's, ;? ThThils inatc- p. ni. by Clifford P. Case, repre tomorrow evening at 8:.'!0 o'clock. I the initial construction in the 2 at publican Club, the regular busi- r. ^ I # WesUield Radio & Appliance, Lil- c Red Cros; sentative to the 81st Congres Louis V. W'ilcox, president of the church's building campaign, funds ness meeting was postponed until Vug SOUgllt Jr. High Group lian O'Giudy, Westfield Studios, club, also will direct a discussion for which have been rinsed over from the Sixth Congressional Dis a special meeting Thursday, Mar. Singer's, Mnyfuii- Appliance, Mu- Red Mo- ol' the various activities of thu or- the last two years. The assembly Visits Local Store Corps. trict. Sir. Case will speak ut ui 31. Contacts of a stray 'rabid dog, sic- Staff, Hinlto Theatre, Clara open meeting; in the Westfield YM described as a medium sized, ganization. hall was given priority in the In. A Uooscvult Junior High School Louise, Westfiolii Leader, Brun- CA on Ferris place under'the aus- crcain-i'oloi'cil mongrel of the mill Directed by Miss Dorothy building plans over the proposed G'illin' formel gorup consisting uf Leonui'Leonard HousHous--j ncr's, Spectator Shop, Iluolt Store, army pices of the Union County Feder- and chow type with a short tail Kaasch, the cast of the play in- renovation of the church interior. commander of Business Group ton, Edward Feirar:i, Dan Scelcy, ? ./oniit'tle's Gift Shop, Central Ap- l serve on the ation of Republican Women In* arc advised to report to the WesU cludes Mrs. V. U. liarkev, Hiss Rapid growth of the Bible school Alclen Welch, Joe Vent-•iitiiniKliai , Dan i pliauce, McKwen Floiist, Taylor in advisory A social hour will follow. Suggests Change fielil Health Department. Virginia Kclcey, Burke Dougherty has made additional class-room uu Tiilbott..,. Peter Spcth._,._. 1,, uiuuml HoHub EnEn-- Ijaidwaie, Quality Market, John The dog was picked up Sunday and Wnldron Hoick. space urgent. Mrs. A. F. Eichhorn is chair In Meter Hoiirs. dcrlIcrlo, , who are expliiring "Art in Flanks, Euclid Ksso Station, P]ny afternoon on the Boulevard by Committee ch«irmon fur the Plans have been drawn, how- man of the meeting, assisted b; EEveryday Living," visited thu' '''air, (ioudfriumlri, Gonncy's, Doer. James Berry, dos warden, after mcetini; are: Stamt mimuncr, Wu!-| ever, for the changes to the Mesdames Frederick Decker, C. II The Westfield Biniiiress Associa- WelciVelch Paint and \Wallpape\ allpaj; r store, rei-'s, a group of realtors including lo Further residents had telephoned the po-jter demons; construction, An-! tenor of the church, which include lulling Byers and Henry D. Shay. tion at a regular meeting yester- KasL lirond stn-ut rccuutly. Nni lice department. The animal, dc- lh 1" the stray mill painting, Alfred II11111- me a talk on thu science of light and terpris Laundry, Wliclun'u Drug leave the Elizabeth courthouse at nioiid Jr. church's building program, and ''luction of officers the sug"L'sliun \ followed « wi-cU-lmic semcli fur color and practical ust; of color in SUJI'O, Railway Jlusic Shop and 10 a. m. and the westbound Jer- Ihllo Oul There 1ms been enter- will supervise the assembly hull OlliccrVwere re-elected lor .1 sec. i "f ""'»»»'• wllk'h ,lu"1 \'m' 'T^' home ducoraliiiy. Lanibrcclit/s. sey Central station in Westfield ut ed ill the play contest spoiiKiued construction. Harold K. Wagoner ond year UH follows: I'reside.H, j f SK" '" SCTi4. <-members is needed,! the legislative chairman, Mrs. ceremony. children up to 10 years of age, Obituaries 2 Fair and somewhat colder to- lated against rallies ut a clinic John J. Ciirty, !)0il I'nrk avenue, Members discussed kcopiuj," tl'.c tills >'i>iir. The date is set for Apr. Social, Club Ncwa », 13 night. Friday cloudy and held Tuesilny afternoon in the iiiiim-'.ii K 1; ( III;VII i'AiJiN, inn' lms PlnlnfU'ld; Mrs. Elfio h. Schideler, stores open Friday nights inalcnii i l(i, the Saturday before Muster, in S|iorl9 110, SI f rm ! ' ™vu rather cold. Saturday fnir and Kiri'houMo. Another in a scries of lti,\ ,,r I. l''i,r iinrlli'M, ttrilillimM, r.tui I " «li<.n of East, Rosellc, of Monday nights and a commit I till oilier ut-cUNlMiiM. Al l>l|i|tj*M, <-m'- Mimliiwunhin Park. Ktlwnrtl Web- Tlieutro Pago „ 23 " uniformed I ,')20 Second avenue cold, Sunday, Increinsinir cloud- froo flinies will lie held from 2 himor guard iforlor Mrs. Helen M. Glaeser, Box tee was appointed U> study tlmj iii-r Sim III mill H i-nllitlil Avi'N. stei- iu general chuirnmn. With tho Coliunians -•'.. i'i l iness and warmer. unlil '1 p. ni. this iiftciiiuun. •j-n-it 1 801, HFD 1, Kahwuy. change. THE WESTflELD LEADEB, THURSDAY^MA|tCH_iL-Jli£ for a barred owl found by Bill other sui sie H. Jones. I uate of Muhlenberg College and is I County. He suggests that muni- | cipalities which cannot afford in- DouRhprty and Daniel Heilman; a act mea "Music strengthens friendly ties ] »'«> presently engaged in indus- before OBITUARIES j dividual units contribute to a re- nerving guil discovered by Huffh body for of individuals, groups, nations" is I trial photography, gional plan and that fjhe cost of Williams, on Montauk Point, L. the keynote of the 1949 observance operation be adjusted according to Mw. J«4.a J. Hip* of Music Week. Fostering Amer- 1.; a junco by Douglas Peterson; Funeral services were held on the dog population in each com- a crow by Gretchen Schueler; an ican music will also be reflected in munity. Tuesday afternoon in Gray'a Fu- all programs of the participating Jr. Aux. Cake Sale i immature female Cooper's hawk neral Rome far Mrs. Matilda G. local organizations, details of Mr. Carney declared that in I from Ned Carlbon's father and a High, St, wife of John J. High of Saturday 9 - 4 1948 there were 40 cases of rabies StS Highland avenue. Rev. Merle which will be announced as Music rut trapped by Frank Bavos to Week approaches. in Union County with 125 persons replace the chicken the predator &, frwin, associate minister of the The Junior Auxiliary of the I taking the Pasteur treatment. One Resfcyterian Church, officiated. In- Children"s Country Home will hold \ death from rabies was also re- was about to seize when killed. terment was in Rahway Cemetery, a cake sale at Windfeldt's from 9 j ported, he pointed out So great has been the taxider- Kabway. C Siebert to Address a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturday, for the ' mist's intercut in this school that Mrs. High died Sunday in Or- West fit-Id Camera Club benog-t of the Home. Homemade j he and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. ange Memorial Hospital, Orange,, _ cake.*, cookies, brownies, etc., will | Anthony Koza, who assists him by Pirtrait ef ne sf tie Owners where she had been a patient for! c. Siobert Jr., teacher and head he OH sale. Taxidermist Visits cleaning the specimens and pre- twe and one-half weeks. (of the commercial department of Naturalist's Club paring them for his artistry, came Born in Rahway, Mrs. Hifrh had jihe Germain School of Photog- to visit in club period Wednesday, lived here 30 years. She was a | raphy, will speak at the monthly Suggests Regional Classroom 302 et RJHS is batik- Mar. 2. member of the Presbyterian Church j meeting of the Westfield Camera ing center for the fund to pay for Mr. Koza told the students he and an activacte member of the Mu-lciub Thursday, Mar. 31, in the Rabies Control Unit mounting, specimens that the trus- considered the most essential thing WESfflEU steal Club of Westfield. In 1929""""" , i Westfield Tennis Club. tees, representatives of the 10 nat- for successful taxidermy is a nat- Mr. and Mrs. High established the i Mr. Siebert will speak on ne'g- A county rabies unit similar to ural science recitation groups, ural gift to portray life-like ex- Balsam Knoll Camp for Girls at j ative quality versus print quality. the State Rabies Control Unit is vote should be mounted into per- pression and position. He de- FEDERAL Orr's Island, Me., which she con- jHe is an expert on this topic and suggested in a letter being sent manent exhibits. scribed the procedure—which he ducted for five years. I hiss lecture is expected to touch on by Andrew Carney, secretary of A total of |78 .to date has been ; said anyone can learn to do—of In addition to her husband, she many of the problems encountered the Board of Health, to all police collected. Of this, $43 has paid making the body of excelsior or is survived by a daughter, Mrs. by the amateur phtographer. officers, municipal government bod- Janet Hiltuiwn of Ridfewsod, • The scheduled speaker is a jrraj- ies and boards of health in Union toh, R. Donald High of Moores- town, two grandchildren, and a sis- ter, Mrs. Ida Ruckbeil of Rahway. NIW ... IMMOVtD Mra. JeMte C. Donaldson Mrs. Jessie C. Donaldson, a res- WOHPEXLAWH ident of Westfield for 35 > years, «iad in h«r 89th year at the home as' of her son, Andrew DonaldsoDonalds n of RortR h lUmpton, N . H.H , Wednes day, .Mar. 9. Interment was n Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincin nati, 0. les, sir, Junior is one of the owners of In addition, ghe it survived bj our institution! You see, ours is t another son, Donald Donaldson of PM your lawn Westfield, a granddaughter, Betty •UNWVt TIWr--MMlMB Is**! mutual organization. That means it is •olanesd Mfsnlc-cfcamiMl fsrtllltw i«wWL>ii»J ••»- 'Jane Donaldson of Westfield annd dally for paw lam. Cmy »• uw, 4«w not bum ysur owned by, and operated for the benefit a grandson, John Donaldson off n*-»«%m<< aavT Hanttour.vaur lawn *Sn North Hampton. —for a muNful Iswn all yaw 'rsuna! of, its members. And who are they? .Why, the folks that save in it! Like 1 Save a«y MNII y»a J>udley S. Clark of 848 North Junior, whose foresighted Dad Ji(l. •Venue, west, died yesterday at Funeral Director* wish al anr lisa*. started his college fund here. Won't Rahway Memorial Hospital. A S Iavttt S*W»IM fasMlf «f resident of Westfield all his life, Westfield Cranfard you join us with your savings and be he was 74 yean old. He was the •100 ar m«*et reeel»e sJW- 'one of the owners, too? son of the late Catherine and Wil- 318 E. Broad St. 12 Springfield Ave. densis fcr check every six liam Clark. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. tel. west. 2-0143 tel. cr. 6-0092 Bstelle M. Clark; three sons, How- 3 Save KfaJarir amfBmvlmat M«c*hws1 ft* fto JMfc •# 4% ard D. of WestAeld, Arthur Wil- H% to 1% M»r« ( ^ NswUfc Cmm McMcNtt* ai «f lh« lat liam of Orange and Harold D. of Oivldtad Plan. 0nluth, Minn.; a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Doss of Denville; a sister, Open dnify from 8 a. m. fs 3 p. m. e«f»l Mrs. Chester West of Westfield Satiirdnyi. Monday tveningt 6 to S. and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Gray's Funeral Home. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery. Ar- rangements nave not set been com-

Thomas P. Price SAVINGS and Loan Association Funeral services for Thomas F. 30 EAST BROAD AT PROSPECT • WESTHCLD Price of Dunellen, formerly of Hardiweave Cumberland street, were held from WcslfleMS^SOO dray's Funeral Borne Tuesday aft- ernoon with Rev. H..Wright of the SUVICMiiairaia* JUstaab • Mtrtaan Uaas Piainnrid Methodist Church, offi- «• Ctafe eiatlnjr. Interment was in Green- Ortttfl wood Cemetery, Brooklyn. '"'> Mr. Price died Saturday in Muh- ienbrrg Hospital. . fabric by WHuvisw «T MI wtttniMimMirr or ntt WNTIB »I*IH . He is survived by his wife, Mrs. A«Wi« Southwick Price, a daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles C. Corby of Sy- racuse and two grandchildren, VestCnst Charles and Dorothy Corby.

Ou-iMian Wekhaar 1 Funeval services for Christian Weishaar, father of Mrs. Alfred Schroeder of Westfield, were held in Gray's Funeral Home Sunday afternoon with Rev. Robert Bucke, pastor of the Miipah Presbyterian Chtfrch of New York, officiating. Interment was Monday morning in Etefgreen Cemetery, Elizabeth. Mr. Wieshaar, 81, dfed Friday rtorning after a brief illneSs in Lutheran Memorial Hospital, New- ark. Born in Germany, he came td the United States 57 years ago and was active in chuTeh and so- cial circles. He was ordained a lay minister of the Methodist Church in 1910 and served in that capacity in the German Methodist Church in Elizabeth. He was re- tired from the Singer Manufac- These handsome, rugged wear ing Co., Elizabeth. He is also survived by six other daughters, seven grandchildren and champions literally defy abuse eight great-grandchildren. —snag them, scuff them, stick Herbert E. Elliolt Funeral services for Herbert E. a spike right through them. Elliott Sr., of Boselle, father of Herbert E. Elhftt Jr., of West- Hardiweave yarns are so resil- field, were held yesterday in Ro- aelle. Interment was in Fairview ient the fabric goes right back Cemetery here. Mr. Elliott died Saturday in Rahway Memorial Hospital. into shape •—• and after years He is also survived by his wife, At Fisher's, nothing but the finest another son, his, mother, one sister of wear — never shines! and seven brothers. furniture is displayed in our distinctive Need convincing?—Come selections. Whether you are furnishing Extensive Music in today and try the spike test your home or redecorating a room •.« (Continued from page 1) yourself! shop'at Fisher's ,., and you'll find and Mrs. Charles E. Holder, pub- licity chairman. exactly what you've been looking for... Members of the committee un- able to be present whose reports reasonably priced to fit your budget. were read by the chairman were Miss Janet Grimier, mU3icnl di- rector of Westfield public schools; W. Page Solby, Lions Club; James R. Moftett, Rotary Club; Anthony No Charge For Alterations. ttustako, parochial schools; Mrs. J, Prentiss Howorth, College Wom- Also B. Fine Selection of Botany and Stein-Bloch Suits an's Club; Miss M. V. Gale, Pub- lic Library; Jack Camillo, Ameri- can Leg-jon; Addlson C. Ely, Col- lege Men's Club; Mrs. Erskino B. Mayo, vVestfu'lii churches; Alfred isker • FURNITURE k J, Plntz, OM Guard and Mrs. .les- John franks ••• BEDDING • C&RPETS & RUGS 90S MILlsURN AVE. PHONE Plainfield WESTFIELD Ridgewood OPPOSITE THE CHANTICLEI) OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 Men., Wtd., Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuttle Hardware Tut$., Thun., Sal. ON 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. WESTFIELD 2-6700 __THE WESTHELD LEADER, THUBSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 for premises «t 9-12 Elm street of John P. Ewing to buy a lot at Scheuermann, Robert Hansler and ! Ticket* On Sale {Tuesday and Wednesday. The two I»prove«ciits was approved, as was a request 942 North avenue for $800 and of Christian OehJers. Carl Lathrop! c< i • n ' Pla>*s> "Tne f°x and tne Rabbit" for the transfer of a liquor license Henry Berring to purchase a small lcriy any tin khcfiwt ON \ now or eldl The versatile boxy juefcet uiith pleat back, WESTFIELD 2-6700 cuffed pockets and button-up collar is fully

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the seasoiiY smartest wool suiting ... totvit» and-country flecked tweeds in a grey or beigt ground. Sizes 12 to 18. Sporliuiett—Third Floor We're a "Beauty Parlor" Street Floor Value! PLAINFIELD for Home Owners Open Thursday Till 9 If your rooms need a 'face lifting', if they teem too ihort, too wide, too dark or too angular, cor- rect them with "illusion" wallpaper. Choose from our wide selection of Imperial Washable patterns. WdfieU hilt & Hardware ft. NORTH AVE. TEL. WE. 2-3000

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It's the easy versatility, the simplicity of line and detail that give your 'Shagnioor distinction in any crowd. Wear it with confidence, knowing that whether you "do" the town or "do' your marketing, il takes merely a change of accessories to make MORTGAGE Shdgmoor the perfect complement to any costume. A Bit Of During Plunging Neckline MONEY Blousette • DEVELOHIS • INDIVIDUALS 2.98 , fa So new! So lovely! And such a liny price ! The soft roll collur und stnrk bctmty o/ il* «intp/icity CONSTRUCTION LOANS taill make it a very important Hem in your Spring O. I. LOANS wardrobe. Fine quality crepe in light blue, whim, nngelic pink, minuet green, jnsiiitno yellow, and f. M. A. LOANS spring navy . • . washable, of course. Small, me- CONVENTIONAL LOANS dium and large sizes. • • • Street floor Complete Mortgage Lean FaeiKtiet ^ A. . Shagnioor 100% Wool • • 4S.9S SAVINGS INSTITUTION B. .S/ingmoor lOO^i Wool • . 49.05 Q>*rtmd I8i7 ' . Sliagtuoor 100% Wool • • 39.95 BROAD $TMIT • NEWARK 1, NIW JERSEY c.

Clifton Ave., (Zon. 4) Sprlmdeld Ay«. * B«|co Si. (Zone J) Third Floor , PLAINFIELD C"' s"tings 'Bunk «« k.'«> J<"*sty D Open Thursday Till 9 ;^i- JI'OSlT INSDRANCl! CORfOll^ri MAECH 17, 1949. ••^•Ha-awii to be made with the state member- Jennings, librarian, tendered her I year. Mrs. Henry Weber, presi- Firm$ ComolUlate in lSeu> Building ship chairman, Miss Anne McDon- resifnation to the Mountainside I dent, appointed Mrs. Gilbert Pit- ald; 301 West State street, Tren- ton, who will preside. as ...... 4 . , ., iteneer and Mrs. Paul K. Davis aa Library board of trustees at its fl ccmmillw t0 se)ei;t a m,w Iibra- Miss J. Margaret Warner of meetinjr Monday evening at her v-lan as of jjBy j_ y^ date Mis. Burlington, president, has called Boro Librarian home. The board accepted the i ?s- j Jennings will retire. the business session for 2:30 p. i»., i(rnati

Elm Street WE. 2-5621 YOUR CAR NOW FIXIT SHOP, Our Inspection Lane is LANCSTON'S HARDWARE i WILLIAMS PlUMBING'HfATiNG now complete, ready 856 MOUNTAIN AVE. ' StRviCt Tel. WEit. 2-5655 M8ERLANO ST. for entire inspection. r-ao 2-2057

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Ckaaurr •. tUflrr m *lrwl»r «f Hau luw ill Whalen's Garage IIIH miirrlni life «B4 fcegawtgMil * kvlr »ktl swiier ••on tkr a«irr«taeld Board of !:lr>" aaa **Hoaa •>;«(*". allraclrd N>nn) Irni- lnK rllluna [af«rr« •ad aold t»r laits al law arlrn. Tike Home Given with purchase of a Smve Time,«• Serve HISTORIC ROSS MANOR One of Thete Valuable New 1949 REFRIGERATOR Year Family L»tm ef III. The Prodigal Soa-In-Uiw The Manor soon was well known GIFTS Under the ownership of Chauncey for its prize herd of pedigreed Jer- B. Ripley, son-in-law of Squire Gideon sey cattle and Berkshire hogs, which ALL FAMOUS Ross, the Manor reached the heights were exhibited at state and county of Victorian efflorescence. Ripley had fairs. A proud and lavish host, the FROSTED taught school at Willow Grove, while squire assured political and profes- MAKE preparing for the law. He was portly, sional associates whom he dined and FREE affable and ambitious, and following wined at the Manor, that everything REFRIGERATORS J At A*Pi» Thrifty Prices his admission to the bar, he courted on his table was produced on his ELECTRIC and won the hand of Cornelia Ross. farm. His contributions to the Demo- TOASTER "Chauncey B." appeared to prosper cratic party, in the interests of "my A MIXER IN STOCK in his profession. He maintained a friend Cleveland", were said to be suite in the Hoffman House, where "most substantial''; he was mentioned Yaur* for the salting. The priced from he lived during the week; his Sun- for a cabinet post and aspired to be kin| of kitchen appliances. days usually were spent at the Manor. governor of the state; He gave lib- Free with a refrigerator you Orange Juice His practice included a connection erally to religious and charitable ob- buy «t VsitV Naturally rich In vitamins, naturally "sweet, no de- with Grover Cleveland's firm. He jects. Frequently he was called upon .95 frosting necessary, all you do is add back the water. knew the President, but was never to exercise his • oratorical talents in Peas li.di.y.orLibby1. 2' \°*:49« able to realize his ambition to have the interests of better public schools p him as his guest in Wcatfield. and highways. When president of 219 Lima Beans Ford Hooi-ubb/« 12 <«. pkg. 39c Squire Ripley "modernized" the the State Highway Association, his public addresses were published in FREE Gl!t . V.lu.hle Gilt 1 manor. A force of "no less tha;i thirty Cut Corn Libby * 10 01. pkg. 25c 1 pamphlet form and widely distrib- men" were steadily employed build- i'"d. Bucknell honored him with the VACUUM CLEANER ABSOLUTELY FREE Peaches • Birds.y. 16oz.pkg. 31c ing and repairing roads and keeping & ATTACHMENTS the grounds and farm buildings in degree of Lit. D. It'i a .in ... yet, il\ a tin agaimt your budiel • • ^ • Strawberries libby'i u oz. pkg. 49c trim. The "Big Woods", bacR of the Most of the estate was parceled A fine-quality vacuum clean- T house, extending beyond the present and sold during Squire Ripley's life- er. Quick . . . efficient . . . let a wonderful opportunity like thii P»"> " Mo Broccoli Spears ubby'i 10«.P kg. 35c, Garwood line, were cut down and neaj. A real glulton for •pecial offer and will not la.t lo«I. So, ruih, ru. ^ time, but he held on to the home acres 1 handsome chestnut, oak and hickory aW. Plui all the attach- Van .—buy your.elf a nationally-famou. "'"»""'. Cauliflower Birdieyt or Libby'a 10 oz. pkg*. 33c and remained lord of the Manor until tb e trees sold to one Jacob Boehm, a ship he reached the ond of the tether. ments. Free with a refrig- a really low price—and take home one of " abl,,, chandler, for making barges and Then he died, b; his own hand, in erator at Van'l. tacular FREE GIFTS. And, pleaie, don't wofry Spinach Birdny« or Libby'l 14 oz. pkg. 29c 10 tramp steamers for the coastline his New York hotel, Nov. 11, 1893. cR.h—l,,t Van', do all the worrying! Come in I"" Flounder Fillet c»P'n John ib.65c trade. Among them, Jehn H. Frazee Errata — In the previous sketch None told to dealer. ... No Mail or Phone OrJerl says, were great timber trees meas- (Part II), Mud Lane inadvertently is uring fiye to six feet in diameter at designated as the present Park Street. New, Easier Budget Terms ! the base. It should have read Grove Street. FREE Lower Down Payment — GAS RANGE OR THE WESTFIELD TRUST COMPANY 21 Months to Pay ! WASHING MACHINE Assets Exceed Choote any of the two. A Open Monday and Frid.y Evening!. 1892 19491, four-burner, high-quality ga, $17,000,000 range with all modern fon. lureij or a full-iize,' «upc.r. The Oldeit Banking Institution In Weitfield efficient wa.lilng machine. Visit Your Nearest A&P Super Market Free will, n refrigerator you VAN'S APPLIANCE CD. buy at Van't, COR. NORTH * CENTRAL AVES. \ 121 CENTRAL AVENUE ^u.^o,.,. WISTFIELDl Broad and Elm St.. > Weitficld, N. J. WESTFIELD Ceiienl DeitMU luaraaca Corporatlra Phone WE. 23726 THE WESTfitLD 'LEAfiikV THfliiBPAY, MARCH i7.~l*4»

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I8t 14 o« Ply. 24c 89c 25 Ib. fc.9 J/fc 1.93 35. 3fb. M»ho Baking can 97c Matoes... K Firm and fine-flavored, these big beau- ThrUtw ties are fresh from the famous Idaho Everybody Has High Praise biking potato area. Dairy Center For A&P9* DoUar-Siretehing Mushrooms '•«.49e Daii-y foods are ideal for a Lenten meal because Vlie/te bolh delicious Tomatoes MMPI carton oi3 to 5 21« Ullteremi Jama f'nrfccr and nutritious. Serve plenty! Fresh Dates , California S oi. pkg. 2 ht 29c «Super-Right" Meats WlUnere-Une Irown and Wklte Winesap Apples AIIpu rpo» 2 ib. canon 29c Fresh Eggs G"d. A do>.J9c This luscious piucapple-Jemon sljer- fresh Strawberries fbrid. pint bo, 39c het layer coke consists o( 2 gold «MM»br»ok-LKIi Wklte let torn layers filled with amootli lemon cust- GrsdtA d Yellow Turnips u. s No. 1 gr»di ib 4« ard and topped with flulfy, pine- 49. Fresh Ktja|« °<'63c apple-studded icing. *K8h Escarole FrnmFlorld. farnii Ib. 17c c u Know why ao many people rave about "Super-Right" meats? You will Marvel White Bread Fteih daily 16 oi. bat l^c Sharp €liefE'dar ^ > 69e when you buy one of these quality-famous cuts arid see how it's F«sh Kale From SouDMrn f.fmi 2 Ibi.'l7o Sliced American M«I-O-8II ib 45O trimmed of excess waste before being weighed . . . how attractively Hot Cross Buns >™<> p»ke, k . of 9 tot 29c Mixed Salad Greens . . . 8°z.pk .19c P 9 .. it's priced ... and how marvelous it tastes. Make this discovery today! g Chcd-O-Bit Cheddar Cheeie Food 2 Ib pkg. 75c Dundee Cake i*™ v^™ iarg« m. 98c Cole Slaw R,, ,ou» 8o . k .13c dy Z P g Pabst-Ett All Variotiei 6Vi ot. pkg. 25c Sponge Layers For shorlcaVs 2 8 inch layers 33« Meats 6oz. kg39c P Cream Cheese "6ord.n'« 601, w«/. 33« Pork Loins Lady Finger* J«™ Psrkei pkg. oi 12 (or 33c Pure Lard ini*. printi ib. 17

M of 10 people who j Cottage Cheese Foodcrait 1201. cup 19c Porterhouse Steak short cut-i.» wasi. ib. 73c Stewing Lamb Breait and ihank It. 29c I™ « A&P prefer famous teas. You'll Flavor-fiidi A*P Coffee Muenster Cheese • sliced or piece ib. 49c Sirloin Steak Juicy n«™,iui ib. 67« Fresh Pork Shoulders short cut ib. 43* ^ ^n yu try Baby Goudas Fane/ «ch 49c Top Sirloin Roast Bon.i«i-no (at added ib. 73c 3* Flavor Perfect tea/. No wonder A&P Coffee is America's No. 1 favorite! Fresh Spare Ribs . . . . n>49e It's sold in the whole benn and Custom Ground Delrich Margarine t-i color Pak ib. 36c Bottom Round Pot RoastNofandd.dib 73c Beef Kidneys For t.mpiinB new ib.35o When1 you buy, just right for best results in your coffcemaker. Cross-Rib Pot Roast No tat addid ib. 73c Sliced Bacon Sunnylield-iugarcured v, ib pia. 26c w ib. pk,. 49* Plate and Navel Beef fra.h ib. 19o Beef Liver specially »ittt«i ib.65<> TEA BAGS •*,..ua41e EIGHT O'CLOCK Chopped Beef Purtbwt-lrtlWy ground Ib. 47e Frankfurters or Bologna . R>.55c 1 Ib bag 40c . ., . . RED CIRCLE Soup Beef tontiMi ib. 47« Pork Sausage . Link ib. 55c Meaiib.45c Rib Veal Chops short cui-i«» woii« ib. 79« Boiled Ham siic.d i^ib.65c Ilbbag44e Jib. bag 1.27 Breast or Neck of Veal . . ib.35a Top Quality Seafood UOKAft Vl0orou,andwln»y 2 Smoked Pork Shoulders shortcut ib.45e Fresh Cod Steaks ... Ib. 35c llbbaS47c ..... 31b. bag 1.35 Loin Pork Chops cent.t cuti ib. 69c Swordfish Steaks Fancy ib.59i Pork Chops Hip end ihoutdn cull Ib. 43o Fancy Smelts No. 1 ib.25. Smoked Hams R«dyto«ai-v.Hoi«orboii ib.63o Fancy Whiting Panraady STORE HOURS Smoked Pork Butts Bon«i.« ib.75e Fancy Cod Fillet . • . ib. 35c

Smoked Beef Tongues( shortcut ib.55o Fresh Oysters for hying dM.39« Monday tiiru Saturday Roasting Chiekeua* ibi. and under 5 ibi.ib. 55o Fresh Oysters for «i«winj plnl 69o Fowl under 4 Ibl. Ib. 55° •* Ibi. and over Ib. 59o 'Smoked Fillet Cod In Super Markets and Self-Servlco Storei In the New York Melropoliltm Area Only SEAL CfTATE-aAUC • REAL ESTATE-SALE f e «AL ESTATE-SAH ; ^KEAL ESTATE- ^ALE REAL ESTATE—SALE lUaltor A BARGAIN T. H, J»«Ma Jr., lUalter HERBERT B. SMITH 1 WE S. WELCH A SON. Uc C. E. HOWLAND, T« 1 2I» wou'idG': be much KARSALL AGENCY $s,aoo a whefe! farmer, but if*' NOW ASSOCIATED WITH a bosi Peter A. Dticiu, PMM*JM* "Hil^ 4 t< IT.' >' >\\*atrs. Plenty t-f mi'iii for Mtmimum Charge 50c ALBERT J. BENNINGER • (, 1 i 1 ^ ir ^ iiiid \ cpttabit gafUt-»f. 114 EAST HMD MT, L r r- v 11 t OR «l K k AC TIO* 111»T * ^" I>a.--e fur t lie Kids, iitid a WcatOM, ». J. FRANKEIBACH AGENCY £1U f^, tlsO Add t o x h.i x a fHRjJE Are OM1»- A F#w of the nc. •12,000.—i MODKHX il.»t.U.O»> A VERY GOOD BUY fvur' ;-tdn-".-.m«=. tik-d bath ar.d nia-ny homes we have listed. Any •EALTOKI -riw Irt ' ' I - " ' $12,S0O HOMM ,., • r^ni, sind an out-of-t isis- |lom( thai Is MULTIPLE LISTED a nd 11; 1 "O at i wcrld kitchen, plus many quality in libted with this office. • Urn St., WwtfaU a-4708 trt u «-ui Ii prtl-tr features not usually found in | >UITH SlUt:—1'krce Eiuvliaul U IMrtl.—IF (Htr bat t di > 1* 1 IK'UM-S in this price range, and j ODO •»aallf»l well built und Ii Apn. ,ii ttj i h tlf tf p it will all add uj> lo comfortable, i bungaiuw. There bedrooms and M nt lirt-lilut a *-'»«.' p rth <'• ;>ractU\il modern living. Ste ihis 2 baths, living ruom with flre- tt., i, t\\ hjt ftatii btJi rec-ui outfrUiluting ffftriJiS" at SlT.uOO.OO. plai-e, Httathcd geraje and many : # UAL ESTATE—SALE liatll. II* Imis r.»»M with Hrrplmc j nl I t "* QuiQ t iauinnO t.ther added attraetiona. OKLY »mm |>ttr4«.r. 4iMi,iK rwui. Lfl<-ik<.». [ (1 hn «tlit r i- a A (.OOD «1I-HO«M HOKE a ^hort jlT.l'OO. •traai ><-•<, uil — IIS.IDW. -IHI« l» OM- »r hn IN EXCELLENT AREA u ith a ne ilv walk fri»in (be Parochial Sfhuul. I uniiH '•team fun .it* Nice j?it^d rooms. <>H t.t-at, t ilfi aKtIKIKI.II: «fir Ulallos and lull fpliff- imljdn tenter of town. FIRST FLOOR— $20,500 m Udroom u baih. Two-car garagfi reason- lo««-l, (lie halh. llvln r,,um wllk; nit- able taxes. Asking * 13.T.00 f.'lt. lji\-iner ronm. dininK room, bed- K -W BRICK * FHAMK :i> SOHEOKi: with imag- I kltWirn and ba(h. THIHD FLOOR IETNOLDS ft nun atrlc. full|- laaulaled, mt-am «l(i { III t nil --U11 ••II KI,V ra jnatton to buy this one It'.* big • — Four roorif including" kitchen r oil — •1»,U3«. lo: and no spring i-liicken. but it h«i^ j mined apartn",",' wf «M KA»T MOAU I 11 linl i,rtl IM I t i of m h jmfc w ith et t>nt>n iti*i and bath. Oil heat. ABklnK price {tte In Weslheld or ', 1 l 1 J 1 i M^atn furnace that ut^e^ about i a great many possibilities. Kive . only $12,500. CMM «ff F.lwrr I. Kr.ll) Wvrlk ( unaMrrutlon. tali- tons of toal. wood burning- fir«*- bedrooms, extra big living room j - VMlltM 3-1MW. 2-383(4 jtla *.'»*, t-'ootl size iot witli Ty ft with tirpiJifteiS hot «sur heaiiiis i •r .-arrfiif a,frH(ioti k> un iM- A1TW * ' ll't- ^T NEW BUNGALOWS plant. Xeeds redecorating Inside , WK.STKIKI.il: WII.OB Sfkaol K'C- •A*Y 4 I •TOMKIIK regard the! front use. tior.. Three bedrooms and two aiaralaie kuvwrkr«i,r-r. fiteaiu j r 4,- ! f H and out. However, a few Ihou- . tiled baths. Two-car garage, Realtor much an their fawii >ilk Dll—Taira HH.-.MI — H4.WHI. \ 911,000—912,000—$13,500 I H\%KIIN M'HOOL IlIltTHUT. 4- sand carefully ««pent dollars would J Doctor. Tiiey know that one AKTNA 1N- completely redecorated. Asking 'K AtJK.NT.S- i'. ANlJ r, ItOU.IIS. llli.il l.atlis, hodrooin iu-int- with oil h*Ht. tM*fn viori maple. Wooded plot 100 X price 117,500. they have chuisen the one Kcallur OS THE 1KOHTH SIUE », tut • j sunn- with llr>-|jliu:>:< nnd BiirnKW- jMirth, K^iraee, rVapnuabie taxes. 5*:.. Owner avkiiitf J 13.91*0 will who ta to represent them th*y can irrf C»Q4 buy In a Ml*-rt.t>iH [ Owner can move quickly. H2.3*"J. consider an offer. depehd upon that office fur th HERBERT B. SMITH WESTr'lELDi C««ler Mall, brick kmr. I.IIIHC n»" «lH., kreakfnnl TlfHftK-QI AHTEH AIRE Fl»t with equipped to give you. Our list riH.», * Mmi.n. »»d Illr balk, j AGENCY SERVICE, 1% THE KB* Mi LI > SKHOOI. ser- Dr. «o^tion. House that -ha» to ba this larjce home with 4 bedrooms tlnn i-.n a larger than .ivenipe lot. seen to he appreciated, AKklng- mfcs are exceptionally com.)itli •tra» km, ..Ilk ull. Only .'i NOW ASSOCIATED WITH 311 SOtTII AVI-:. . WK. 2-a and Z hatlis on th*; sci-und flour. a very liveable house. The owner j including- Multiple Listings ai klu.t. fruia l.r.ul Sikiml — , Third (loor has two additional pric-e *25.0«l. well a* many others— ALBERT J. BENNINGER ha;s outiiiown It so his loss is , MIIOOI, ruoiTiH and bath. Science kitchen, your gain. I-arge well propor- ; _ _ J n—tmm for i. An •-lifdroom open firtphice, ftutoniatfc h*-«.t, ti'e tloned living room with fireplace, ; AGENCY roof, double garagre. 119,.".00- either one or two people; good lOIKO < HHI«l,tv •M,T«*—TNIP micR win mmr : CONVKNIKNTLV LOCATEI1 ww IK,11 that ell Ukwi open i>orrh. First-rlnor potvder j location; near station and t&wn<- : *ery nice homes—One is a pretty ro»Ni hiMr in In roatflfluM. Four *"••"• ran f. It It in pi ('(tiidition. room, tiled bath. Urge master j Pie. veteran, ,ie»ir •IMflwaB hedrouwii. 4»able *«™itr. vi ry low room unfurn.li.hMi little cottage with 2 bedrooms BI1.75O.4MI . A lit 1;! t ir heating a >OW ASKI.Mfi »14.5*». Attractive bedrooin; oil heat. Asking $14,- j ' and bath on the first floor, an. *ot Mater feral w*tfc HBlt/iMnti*' Largt: i'lx-n t*<.'r< (i-rodin home in the Franklin RMI E«UU Cranford-Wesitieiii •lufcrr. HMMtlj tu KriNtifcl.M HHII in a ri',t'-rooiii bungalow, w iili 7SO.00. willing to de, ample expansion space upstair* stone fr urn, mudt-rn kitchen, <^il Very d<-t-p Im, whU-li School district. Powder room, tile L It is on the outskirts in 11 ««<* Janlnr HIKfe *.|IIH»I». l,4i»rl> l«t. i-II mould Id!(hen and bath, open fireplace-, 0S17. p*r«i*ta*<«l drir*. (•*•• aa2S. Aak- heat, optn porch, attached garage, i'tr- HA 1.1. COI.OVEAL. eas tion that makes you think of th nice l"t. new rouf, oil steam heat, tases heat, two-ear g-arage, large wood- WB. POUR try yet Is very accessible. I*JC ai3,a.i*. iriiiiiL'nt dii' ir K^' only tll»2- ed plot, extra good location. The other is in Wewtfleld in Lin- W« An A __ coln School area, its a well ar 8IX-NOOM COI.OVIAL m**4rr r i.vw«.o«» , A.% OI.I»I-:H HOIMI-; on III.WW.IHI — VIOAII «KH«IHM> KI.IKAHICTH AVK. ffKCTIOK. 1/3- Three twin ylzed bedrooms, pow- HMf-f<>i>t corntr lyt,, ju^t the pliu-y it with 68 ft. frontage, der room. Owner transferred and MrLTIPLB ll»TIJIO (YfTCM ranfed f-room home with a flm •trat-liu* tii • Hue nt-lakbtirh for « doctor— six IMOIIIM nnd buth, ».'a.M.I. KIIKHBII til"- ihv.'lliiiK ..f flcre pint MUST sell. Asking $17,750.00. Of T»- W»M* *M «IAMT SCHOOL »M-M#I for|, Mrrfirited i»«rrli. AllMch ljfihunni.s. Till- lialli HIHl .^liovver. 8(OUH Pl.AINttt Adialaht* a quiet j knoll. Bedroom on fir.^t floor, two we will be able to give early J»"H garage, oil heal — *IH,VW. *ia,MH».W» , ALSO AM Olarr H«NB« Ktciuii ln-iit with uil burner. Very wooded area where home." cannot | twin-sized bedrooms on the sec- TOM BUILT. Six rooma. attached with live bedrooms and batli, hut ond tloor plus sun deck. (JU.-J heat garage, stone front, permanent HCIMIOII on a very nutmtantial KIX- water heat, open porcli, KaraRbt loW UIXI.-K. be built. Dcllirhtful i -bedroom driveway: decorate to suit; In- roora home with un open perch «KMI-Bt'NttALOW WMB lhr»» lovr- v hume, 2 baths, tile kitchen, break- economical because of Insulation, that la a;lapsed for winter and iy b^r•. it has*I4,WM*.«M» . A 8IX-HOON H«««r In l.inr Inn i\fnr htm. Hrlck und with open fireplace, cool screened ctandina: feature is a laundry on • fall star dlalag r**ni torn- Al- fiiime. c-imtimi-liulll n-ml-lJiuiKa- porch, double garage, permanent Owner moving into new home CillUITTA IIOI, the Franklin School illHtrlut, mod- low wit h 4 lirili-uiiniH, I'A tile very quickly. Asking »18,900— WR. SI-IUM-n. . WK. t-mtt-M the "r«t Boor, a real step aaver l«CB«d garagr, oil hra*. «•!> ern kitchen, lavatory tlrst Hour, driveway, 70 x 100 lot. for the home maker. 113,000. l« «• •!« Wrl hiitlis uml t-xtrii Mliowcr. Llvlnit make an ufTer. 3-17-tf oil heat, ^itraee. IOOMI with llri-lihiff- ••'•ull Hlzell KASWOOIl! H-RwtM Biigilin with dlnliiB mom. Vary lurite tile kil- 2 Uathf*. one tlk-d with ftall show- 1MTMI* BAHT WALK of the Jun- A HI-: voi f.ooKiwi. for rlicn. InsiiliiU'd. Oil lu.-at. Upfcit AX I'Mt-'ll-'ALIil* SICK Kemt-Uun- SEASHORE FOR SALE PIVR-HOOM r er, oil heat, attached Karag<\ 62 x ior Hlffh •• a beautfully kept 4- Wr Are Mratbcva Ol Thr in vestment? Here IH a two- liinT, $600 up. He' pre- yuu must see it to appreciate I'- i lii'ilruoms mul Hi-wing loom on room with wood burning fireplace. pared to . build. Each paywent «l» PMHlBWBt €•*• Rvtifaini Kxtra lar«e p)«>t. titeHm lit-nt. Ht-i-onil Hour. Mtrtrn open Hcrefitn-d Oil stefim heal, nt inched garaise, lirinKH y«u nearer to your «oal. a Jarser home no he has e. p. pcatMii WE. 3-CTW Attached gumse. jiori'li. oil burner. 2-car Karate. 8(5 x 112 lot with Htone lerrace T. H. Judson Jr., Realtor Furnished cottage*, 13800 up. authorised us to offer hlH 9-year-year- In. LMIM •. J* . WE. 9-5243 and outdoor flreplat-e. IMeniy of 1*3 BI.M IT. WE. X-im* »r 2-MM NEW cottH(es, $6500 up. OWN d t__ _ ff h_l flyenrVou'II Uay II. Mallard WE. aIlM good t*hnde trees. Kiiiept locatl old realdence for $17,500. "—'" IB.HM. . OK A LOT lDO-fcet fnmt «»I.HU».H»—i* THK mini HII.I. . MMI. " ONE, tlien u«e It for your vaca- like Ha • ipacious rooms (mft«ler —4-bed room ho line with center LlBted h higher but we think H. P. I.M«a<>, i'a>. S-IM tion, then rent It. The profitable . bedroom It x 18). The bath la Hrt'thm of M(iuntaiii»lile. 4 ^eil- hall, open porch, nil heat, 2-rar iiuiun, 2 I lie 1ml h». Pli-Kt-hoor (ir ffer of $20,000 will buy H. B. Uezler, PL 4-14M. investment on rentnla will cari-y nlmly tiled and there la a nrst- garagf, excellent location. iowcU-r i-noin. llfimtiftil ret--i-t-Htion Mils home. it. Terms. Free Booklet. Open - ,. iioor lavatory. The porch .» «e- Xrahr, Bamri of H*nli»r** 7 clays week. EDWIN O. EDWARDS, Xt.NN*.*m . MKC'OI.K N»Ji»K'| DlMfrU-t oom. LiUKf pint 1"" x 135 in Mchtfully private, uperilna* off the lctiirt'Stine si'ttlnfT Att:uht?i1 2- CAM, Iim L dining room overlooking the gnr- Realtor —new 3-bedroom IHMIM* that ha« iti- Bitntue. The luw taxea will daariara. ' ti en. CHI heat. Hock wool innula- WE. 3-i 2 tiled baths, den mtil htviititry HEPHEiK.NTATIVKSl EDITH WOERNER, tli-ut Moor, open [HULII, uil heal, i **•"«• be your office and , s tion. 1000-gal. oil tank. Attached Mr a. Klmnn ¥o»c — WE.'S-liEW 8-HOON HOI »K. Hu.hlr Harare. fMkrr «f 2-car attached (farngf. j SHORE ACRES, tary. Wo can supply you wltVi WK till MKMHKHH of Tar W>«l Nn. fifrlr««« •>••!•—WE. 2-IMMW-HI enO0 X f fide There In a pleasant bre»R- porch, kitchen, two bedrooniH and 1W* CKNTHAIKH i AVK, ulr-condltloned oil heat. 120. Inquire J. Ijocognlto, 411) tioned office In one of Westfield *1U.WHI._WITII A Kr» AI(i>riitli>Ha WcatMcId, S. J. HKHIKIF.I.II 2-2U* Edtfar ltd., WeRtfieUI. 3*3-»- lluaKalfkw, I p.talrs there ar« 3 bedroom* room and «tvitly on the second r WK, .!-5tHI4 E»niaica HO. 4-l*U, EL. 3-133* FOII MPH1.M. HIILIklKti — SC2 centrally Inented. Plione W floor. Low tuxeti, low upketp. lot -'O x 200, Hiljucent to Wych- 2 bedronmH, tllfd bath, expansion Held 2-1900 or X. Y. wHIl! and a aun porch (manter 1B large woocl, is. ii gooil buy. i:v*., \\K. i'-i»2ter bt-druom 1-iiBf master bedroom with two suitable for doctor. Sun room, APARTMENTS—RENT =14 K.HT HOIU It. tv's in euch excellent, condition, «-l'»?«t*t.'«, sf-coinl metliutn nize«l bed- HEIIE I* a ilellniitful opportunity living room with fireplace, center ••t-c make thin pre-war home .1 22" x 12'. One and a hit If baths. room, tiUd bath. Stcoml floor: hall, brick terrace, 2-cnr K^rat^c, WE. •uum t & bedroom* so well proportioned standout. N'k-t-, big roums for fur- Awnings, Htorm windows*, larj^e for country living- Located hi it 14H H-KOOH l-'«rMl*ih-Ni ApurliHrHt THISi, WBBK'S SPECUi 1 that each will take twin beds. closttK. -Sun dt-ek. Corner lot- tinittbtd room that will talte mm- developed area, thin bun^nlow in' • ••Venetian, blinds throughout, ret— and garage; except lonully will nitur« placemtiH. - UlvinK room, plMe twin t.fctl set, aUn syacc for J TOUNU 1IA.V with m.jKB -is'-.- Tiled bath, tttall shower, aUo dining . room, tnodtrn kitchen, - -Mill outside th« huHllu aml(,b4i»t)e 't r^Kilmt -room; price reasonable. furnlwhed; heat, hot wateij elec-i additional bedrooin. Tlie plumb- of the city, just a few mih'H fr,( ->ni Phono Plalnfleld ,".-32!)4. U-17-2t work with Kood orfan/tt(/«i. > Urst-iloor lavatory. Playroom In break fast Hpace, -screened porch, IKWW^OHVKN Uanfi ,\r-1i»u "" i-'ig tttt'i Iwaiinff pipo.s have been 1 r trie, gas, and telephone furnished; KESfDBST HOt'SHteePEM • _, basement. Oil heat. Attached ita- two bedrooms and tiled bath. this lovely \HTKf-, thref-b^lro'im Irought ui> for iiddltlunai bath ,1'laiuHeUl and within a blo'cK ot' centrally located -•.»•.! West field; home In \VentfieW ;.. rage. VZ2.5VU. There is also a large bedroom and home. Has bt-*-n newly ilMoria*-! ori t-^-onil floor. Attractive the Summit bu.s, it ix UH handy avallnble to business woman or more space on the second floor. I'M usually charniir-K Ttv+\f\*.L*z i?^ as can be. DIETZ & SMITH. middle aged couple. Write IXox HOUSEKEEKK £ IK TMK ••ACMAMAXO.% AUK* we Storm »;twh, weathen*tripping, oil zy living room- nk-jul^l :i.~. ; fifH. care Loader. 12 hrs. a day or sleep In; 1 In ; have a new list in* for *35,0<)l» lieat, Venetian blinds, recreation bathroom w ith «ia jj s-h'. v*'*1 f --'t!" May'"be ^etii by' appoliit- LIVING HOO.M with nrepiace. Jun- IIRI1I'/H VAMKi ii. I.** —Um, iMnin Kxtra room ar;fi l-.v,^h '.-.-j *•-..• ,-T 7*," 1 37 t . larjje screened porch, 2 bedrooms ly, iiiclu.sive ciiri'yintf co»t. New, (non housokeeplnR) furnished tf. or bedroom on the first floor. Grant School area. ii bedroom n, 3 bat IIM, a library, a of which in 24 x 12!i- Tiled hatn HE. =-!*** 156 SOUTH AVE., FANWOOO S-TT* There is a refrigerator and one- 14 Klin atrxt. lecrealion room that IH a knock- with wiall aliuwer. Plenty of we, z-mnm Mrs. G. Boolhr . Wcat. S-68M A HA I.I, riKI,l> In V«nr Biuk Varil plate electric stove, making: po«- out, a superb location, mi at,- cloMet and wtorage fpaut;, palntt- PA. 5-T3S* OprN Snntlnx 1! to 4 P. M. on tills plot 100 x ."it)o. Well lo- WralHrlil. *• !• 1 ov»rr ihV'WfcHtflfilii'linfi. Member Mwlllple LUtlaar S}Kcm. Blble light meal—we furnish heat WK. i-44K t.iched garage, we have It. And basement with panelled bur, ui *L z-zxm t one-third acre f« beau- ciited huin« In Lincoln Schuol suc- and wuter, no other utilities. If the beauty of ft in. It IH BO effi- heat. HouKe is about t'jn year. n 1 1 d lunitun I'resenl and only tf riant movlnc .station. Air conditioned, K»S lieat. .. or Ml v Garage. $H,7.".0. AI,TEIl.\AI'r: «>ilnr«< lutely livable when only a small (from picture window ;tnd big IJ t J"* j f 1 - * •• 1 I ir in Iht I isimLiit April 30th. "-room Colonial home, nesday and Krltlnyaftern»»i lamljy in at home. BC-reencU porch. Uuilt In 1030, thi- inc * 1 J- * u r gt II^ (to tiled modern hath, modern kIt- fully iii.Htiiatfcd, humidified Tim- o ir i phi A- 3 « » T i-hen with cabinets, copper screen- A HHOOKi 2 At'reti; gooil topogra- ROOMS FOR RENT WEst. 2-.12S4-J. I-IH^ISHEU HEXTAL Available In Ren oil furnace, l^ovely cenu-r sit] r tf JII ' * t* A t » HWkl IN etlloii. ( c I ed and glazed sun porcli, hot wa- phy; tfjecs. This house, over 1U0 livinsj ro n i ! * , «• •* ter Ijeat, automatic hut water oil yeiirs old, was lmilt like JI fort. PHVSICAI.I.V IIANKK choice Wychwood section, Slay 1st hnll, 17 ft. wide living room, liti 11 A VKltV COMFOHTABM: ROOM lo Sept. 15th. tlinins room, all tiled kitchen kit* ' Jith bur nor. 2-i'ar Kara ye. AVK. 2- Has fcreat • po;--.sibilili€'K and will Avith u«e of living room in a fam- or woinun for. telephon with clrcvilnr breakfiiHt nook, tiled with |l» < 1732. 3-17-lf intrigue tlie lover of old thlnirs ily of two adultK; centriil to town; We Are Mrsiscn of ••« powder room. MuMcr bt-dru th $18,500. references required. Phone WK. eom.nlsslon. Write care l has dreMsirt room has its uith o\ crht-dd (J r in-, rhiiii 11 idilillonal wall spact«. Attrnctivy din tit to. lloor roiimn. hnth. Oil heat: mi- nunny room for rent. 3-3-tf own tiled b;iih, »nd there is a IK HI •n t r*-! t , n>l I tli nil heat, uvu Hcicni'u kitchen. Two damlv bed- riiee. Klrsl-clnxa condllinn. ,J1S,- BBALTORS fourth bedroom. The K"nie room HUKS PI. WANTED M* rn \\ union f ^ * h i rooms. Tiled bath witli show or. yuo. SEWI.V DBCORATED 2-Haoaa sUlte is HpucfouH. panel ltd. and has a Two bedrooms second (loor. with private bath; suitable 2 or ftaaey P. Ker»«lds Chariest J. Frlti huge " Ii replace. Price in chide* tion room in r t Screened porch, AtUu-licd garage. SII.tnoiVI.An>' HIH it lir.st- Westlleld Hotel, 433 W. North nnd litiv drapf-K for all windows. c 111 i \ t lm\er Pri»' J-* n KLM HTHEKT. iloor library, powder mom. "' CKnn. G-3S36-J. il ay hi; s tfcn a 1 any time. w ]]|( h an ill< f UK, 2-iHKl . i;vrnlrtKM WK. S-lfli;i Ave. 3-3-lf tion will be made. L-t Hthrl Toiuirr . . < H. «-^»lil-J RANCH HOUSES bnth.s, pyivh, double Karatco CAKE FOH WHITK tHIlPW" you through th.a h omi ><>rlM WrU.hl . . Wi:. It-Wllti 1600-1(524 luAMHKKTS MILI, IIOAD. »2r.,ooo. FOB IHMINKSS I'KI1SO>. spacious By night, tiny or• week. j.J HARRY H. MALLETT, may fi-a clean nicely furnished room, large Call WE. S-3316-M. 'Jj EDWIN O. EDWARDS, »fiv the many UPKN i-'OU IXSPKCTIOX l,l\f OIV KCIIOOI. Sr.-lU.M. Ilri, k nu me•runs to 0 u 11 i n e in CIIA OltlJ ol Saturday a nil Kumhiy, 2 - ,*i:30 p, m. clonet nnd windows; iilcasanl ac- Realtor Realtor i—-.viiiti- i nil. Rr-.M-n Prnnf C.ili.nlnl. ,,IT :< boaiitlful plot eoinmodations; reKlilential sec- 1 rim. irm room \' liiti liNhui'fr 1 118 KL.M STREET l-i\ 75 X 170. Six rooms, t\>-o I-.JIOI-MI tion; 2 minutes to transportation rativo work done »' M ™ Wi: IIOI'IO Tant Yuii Are X't in HAROLD GORDON, b! ur. whi tf llr*;oliuc, V.I 11 A LOVELY tile lintlis;, (irst-fluor lavatory. All vill Kcln )J< i facilities, :t minutea to town. youne wonmii •'•"', . yl tnc powltlon of havlnK~to buy it ItKALTOR •li om red r^ 1 rooms HECONDITIOXKU tlirup-licdrooin, three bedrooms take twin lien's. r>07 AVewttiQld Ave. 2-17-It rollo: colleeo srailuate "^j home In H hurry necsiune \v« en- iraiileiK'r I'hiinrmi !»• IM't it Mri|>«'H, '"l't :IK*I i ("rt'i", two-biitli houst-. ViicaiH and Sle:iin, oil. Iii.sulnU'd, yturni sasli. jny Hhowlng prupurtifH (mul we 1111 II. T. Cnnllrld . . WK. ^-U3an CHARLES C. BAAKE, pi nk i^, old tr k I'ilpCI'K ready u» muvp Into. Ucst Hecttotl. Sorcenctl upen iiorcli. l'u.«session fl KMIIIIOI) IIOOM—Oooi! locution. luive rimliy lo HIIUW) until you Vlritliiin Wlntlhnni . . WK. --«Jt,;t rli • ii'Kiindy cur 'til inn. f«dui' AslilllB *17,r,U0. June lolh. $13,0UU. . H«U just the otiti you want. AMSOCIATK ilt 2 bloeks from Htatiim; Hlimle and IRHT fl.A.s7TATM>»K»; J Wiiiifrvd i:in%nrilft . WK, ^-."1711 V.•m-ti;iii blinds, ni di ur (•IlL'ioS- double. Cull WK. 2-0107 or after small washings lo d •' UKAt KSTAli: . I.NHlHA.Vti: til IJI-O udluum ri1(J! lilt• Imtli. rf t (T. THE ONE HOUSE o call WK. 2-i!)8g. 3-3-tt shirts sneclally. La", ,-i-t. lllCA.L FOIt A KMAI.I, TAMII'V Is 103 KI.M ST., WKHTPIKI.il. >. .1. Oil tuii'M 1 DIETZ & SMITH. this bungalow with living room, ELLA J. McCORMACK. I'hou. Hi:. Si !rV% Wil t IT ."( rvkr 1)ottbie KU- YUU ha vi H1 wa w wa n tv(\ ELSIR BIITK. tine, ilinuUc, kitchen, two btdrot'iiiK, K#- Xt- ;ir fivi-r. sc ho "1. stores. W VCHWOUIJ HEAI.TUHS ATTHACT1VK mid SpncLni. fur- t iIt'tl bath, titrccned porrh iJ Realtor ll:i (Illi: Kll III V. Srr HI VsklliK' J1J Mi. iy P<)»- 111 CENTIIAL AVE. nished rooms; snort walk to sta- aituclicd garnet:. 1'rluu $ 1J,7•"-u Slh Wntkld ^-1100 tion; references required. riC3 "V. ' I"; TREMENDOUS ROOMS WeMlieM Ave. 3-10-tf Will «'iirr l-'«r «.*"'' :-l4 1''.] (.HT-VKAIUm.ll 11 vc- OAK BROOK ESTATES Llfrht and iilry living room with AM, IlltlCk HI N<;AI,OW- m-a )i. PII.;.-,II , III 11 \<;AI,O\V. 1 nn i>ii, r, Cull \VKM. :'-:u.--^_ pansio tltt tc, \«MV Colon In I llunicnhtnii llrephu-u. Full dining room. At- • 1O..14MI—T-IIIIOM In»ulntril Hi,..-rn. I.AIK;K HI'.WV ino.vi' HOOM— lo lind. ML'I'C is IUIL' in .Mai 11 Ir ,«i • 1 oil. IM.IHII.N \ I"i •om in i<">ni j1 tilI til .1 l.uth ti-iu'tivc Kflctifc k i tcli on with Imv. lirelilncc, 1 Ji bath.-, utirclips I'id'k With liropliice, liirm' OIIILI '\ ,d $300 DOWN i Ih si tl o..r. Two : ilri • "in.-. lIU-il breakfast bar. First-llonr lava- I'lilfken I'ooi), l 11 h» •;i t, r.o s tury. i:.\tni hi rue MITCOII-LMI jnircli. llf.0, 1 bloi'k from (•clun.l, 3 lilut-kH lleamyrest inattresM and spring; Or purl Ih,"'- ?ia500 ,. KMW Monthly fur \\-ti 10 I si; llliiiim l.lenly of heal and hot water; WKst. 2-40117. • I'^-.IH) . l\ IKMMI •si.ju-iii 1^ btin- Htnlr- H l.t. Aliinv nut ; ri-iii- Lovely rectptimi hall. Three ex- frt>m Mlure», lins:^ iltlit tri.cn',' l^lolt liti'lc. K'I:ATI'UI-:S inuiuVic a cel h-nt hHli't IH. Two modern earaKu uvuilalile. WK. 2-3242. 1 iittic i liMCAl »K «T AI,l,OWA.\('i; f Su-iiiu Hi 1, linni d i! 11 u pi lo (lu> L'Xpansi b hiitlis. Stall slmui-r. l-'L.;i t nr.-n in- 3-in-tf dff.'oratinK mid ri'Pitir.s this !•'<» Hl'lll. ciicc k Itdu'ii, modern li;it lir<.i>m, clud*' a t-rci-eatimi roohi wlih \>:u\ j.-,,n or.iv.rt .in,':,';, i-Mt Ave. hornc will, tiin-c b'-il- lnrm> close tu, Ntcam-oM hcjit — THE MEDINGER CO., in: i id's ID om m* don, doulilu »ra- FOII 111 SIM ss I-IOIIHOV, auuclullB I'uoiilK, nuiHfry, tik-d luith • IFIHAtM, SI V I-;>-VI- A II-OI,11 spa- and they're l.i-i.lt»r» niKf, lihit'k tCp drive, fi'iueil-ln clean nicely furnished room, larno Cull liilchuii, two-ear ganiBC, ia cfltr- IX- K iintty 7^1 ".VrMlll«-lil \y., i:ifrnh<-tli y.ird, wonderful cloud Hpacc. lift- FIRST SHOWING closet HIM) windows; pleusant ac- t-tl at SH.r.'JO. pin.. Ii 1 U 1 iifit 1. Tlk- Kitrhm ARCHITECTURALLY i;i.ixiii>i>iii :t-i?'jrlnllon .i:M bull. DIFFERENT \VI>tllrhl -_'-^0Sll WB. 2-2:12•'.. IIIIS TWO-! AMIIV 1ln«iiir> lloiIHr 1 ill V iiiNiil; t.d- A iluLs fiicilltlcs, ;i iuinules to town. in Cninfnrd iii-ovldc- .111 «xi-ilUiii htl'i.t'11 .HI 1 fitniii! sii^h. from anyllihig yiui'vo ^uw In (his LEE K. WARING, Broker W1MTB C()TTAifi Imth. tlri-|,|iii.|., ,,|Vi lame iihft Incomi! from ;i Hlmiljir up:irt- VIN.lHMt . T-VI;.1 It-OI.1 lisul- 3101)1:1. IKMIi: (II'I.N THIS Imth ith shr.u-. Harry T. Danker, Associate LAIIfiK I'l IIMSHHIP IIOOM. prl- 1 O\V 111 f I lUl'll 1 a 1 huii i;a Inusi I.IM'ATKI > itt .Myrlb' Avr. nml Wi-st itlfi.vf; JirM-Mum- po l fuiiilltion, line noife vill r hulli and fraragu. In excel- I lo < be HIM- 1> ' iip]>rt (•hi i ci|. oriu'i Kt., (.!;u\vii..il. iii-n I- tin' Wl'Kllli'lcl ; In >. twin lnNlriHiin lent ri'Hlili.ntlal Hcrtlon. « julautes Kiind Loriditloii tSinuiKhnut uialu lul. SI lilCV; Iltt IMftlVi- MliHltT I" trulll nnd bus-. Avallnblo n«\v. 1 •i if 11 line. Kiir thPin mul In. i'inivhii.'1'ii: p thin wfiinlcrrul valuu ut SU,'' "'. I'M „,, Till' In '. At- Itlti-hcn il Ii. ;u. lVhvd rt'iiM. IlllKliiess nerson Ulclerreil llof-i tiu'hi'il (Til u.v. V THE BOYLE CO. iibly—a ruilrlily. Wi-;. i'-]J(Hi-\ IDEAL FOR DOCTOR iTenees rtiiulrid. Phone WK. 2- 1! Kit I! 1« A I,AII <; i; (A IM) t Oli oil. 1' c H> f loVi- V uli.st i'n- a i-.--.-it. . ;i-n-tf l*3-r««t living mom with llropltu-t I Jitllnu I'l. O|I|UIN1U> Ouiriil SItilliMi ON MOI'NTAI.V AVI-:. (<,,,-,,,., i -. each . WHO SELLS YOUR MULTIPLE •••"""« '""I •• I'M .;M.r I,,-,/ IIOOM m i III1AIII) llflrr dinner If " J" ,|iilnf 'J 1 Mm nix, il in Int: rmnn, klulnn :u).mio . r.\i;< 1 in 1: i-jpt- im in 11 lifiiutiful liMMilimi. KM.st-lloor LISTED HOME? I-'i'i- it-iiicidd man, centrally locitU'il. tl,ei-s lielrer, ii'"' " ,„„ *(J thrtie la-driH.iiiH, ntudy, rti-iciitioi WB, i-illiil-J. room. iti-:itt(irnlly liindHtapcd !'> puwdt'l' i-i.oin. Pour .Kpat-lniih IM . M. A. MERCNER, A. J. Benninger Agency Martha H. Kopp with termed JIIHI wilding pool 11 )--, tn ,) 1 It.. l,iil h;••. 1'lns rimM iMi.ioii — i\srin\ci l-'airly piiecil at JIS.TidU. I'IUIM aii'l Im t Ii Ki't'i'.-^tiMii 1 Edward A. Camillo FRANKLIN F. WAGNER ™'».»:nv M-IIH:>iicli>h 'Vrrr. a I ull nmh>. : in Alan Johnston Knthryn T. Shcild I.i.iii...... i mini II...,, 1 l.lniU fliuii still inn, fitnrli'f, 4 liodrooinH, luruo lOxcnllPHt cumniuUii^. Ocuuliiiiu- rm,ill fur InivliioKH : ftrci.l; near I'nsi llfflc Muxt Buinliidr. Kuolc trndo wlllil Mllllo (12." -2 yi-iirc 0I1 C. K. G.rrelion Edwin O. Edwards -Ir ! Cull a I ir, llillDH Metuuliun. Addroi-H Un: lr«- I II North IOIm,.|. Hi. :i-17-tf Xi'll r., i I... flOt, carf) Ua%tlQr OfTloo, 3-3 l!y Multiple LisliiiK Your Home With THE Mi.i • ill. AV "•• Just ,,n , MARTHA H. KOPP, i.fTr.r I IIMM1KI) MIKIll fur II biixlMi'HH liil.-n -Ai.t li'i: in11.-Ii I WKSTFIICLD HOARD OK RKAI.TOKS, You Receive '.'.'.'.'"""; '•'•iiri'iHDM, ('nil afti'i- ii; II. IH • >lll(l I... Res I tor u K. :-I:II,-,.\V. •C. C. EVANS, 110 NOHTII Avr.VL'i; Miu Coni'ontrati!(l ICfl'orl.s of The 21 Offices Listed Hilary .vi, lillllll Niirtrj'nr WCNIIIIIII J-IS7O WALTER KOSTER Above, Kach of Which Speciulizim In Selling Real .\|ltlrf aii>nl ^Itll iam NOHTII AVU.. \\\ Ilrmlirr i.r "'iii/ni'i.i: I,I "ITU IS." W«IH>ld il-DIHU-It WmtUild liuurj ur Itcultura, I 110 Or.b.ir.l lid.. MmiitltiliiNlUc, \. J. Ii.«tale in WcHtliuld, Mounluinsidc, Kmiwood. and alnlll'il; r..r luisl I Uenlllrld U.31UU U.MI litrcut, pr-sir Scoluh Pluins. < •-••>! t •- i.r tinvn. NN'fito 3-1U-U EDWARD A. CAMILLO li )i oia, v ami HKIH i«» :!l, 4.ijn. MAI/TOH . IMUItOH ' 3-17-tf Ond Ml1""1 1**1* * mtWWm VAUMTIa* ire none ripe ana ready. Tliese are IF.V Oil OFWCai M < ai»T, !»<•» imr UrNOTU Bla.-k ««-il. — Seat II >«ITIMR. •rluli.M' nnd In the Legion Ibrks the lute Juicy Orange* with few urlrlnallr *7T.'., nnw lluu; pirn covers, heater, new battery: I2!'.1. routt"h. Corner cupuonrds. Duteh •ecu that so liurny people who VANILLA FUDGE Uillil. k-0201 or WBwt. 2-1(178. FHTIkTF op KAltt 7. rll'in, Da- lova fruit wait /or. Ten, you will condition. Call WKKt. 2-l(i"S I • sinks, Dutih cuplH'ard.'i, chests, tutor a tail flam «f dellelou* tvvi-t-ii Ji and r>. J^ryson'fi. 3-IO-Bt tables desks, chairs, etc. er«M«tf 31th Annivi .1-10- CABJKIsT MAKING and waodn-ork- Purwunnt to th£ order of Julct theae brlak mornlnga. And l« Back Agaia I»M < HRVHOI.KT -- Sealed benm iHK of nil kinds. C1IARUKS A- OTTO, JR., Surrn^nte our Grapefruit ia at Us best, too, (»f tin* t'outUy uf irnton, made on tlie n»«. Jiirt sen* ua |5.»* (or 15 DO > tui>Hiiai: IHK>'| r.i cfeiM wi liKlitf.. new liiutery fuel punifi, OPK.V SATl-UDAVS nnd Sundoys. » ii en* ua |5.» (or 15 D r, liu-fre lii-iiwi-t1!,; all while. W ncneiutur, rinjy:, viilven. paint job, J4I H. Wll.lltB*. eleventh day of February A. TK ! Martin Wallber^ Fo»t. 3. , If you wantt the fancy;; aantt yyea ]i an* /siii family ar« in (or a treaye t upholstery, Mftner molor, ("ail Atl«a« JIM9. upon iho application uf ;! ; ican Legion, celebrated th treat WK. 2-5472. •ualr M (irrraarmik Tuaaaala undorKigjiied, as Executor of ihe —** rri-pounpoundd bu»hbu»hnn »il»illl bbee exhibit to the subscriber 3-S-U Tail WK. 2-ti;,T4-W iteater, IJfeguaid tubes, white IRAU Ta» 1*14 t*m4er Tvdmy. undeurnicr oath or affirmation their Auxiliary of the America claims flntl demands ayoinst the cs- I t wall tires, original owner: !lsk- A. W. Hie,.".4 KJm Si.. WcsltU'ld. g'ion at the Westfi«ld will rt'cei .VH t itkeiK if> aw tnte of said dece»Hed within six MET re •>• TMt w*s> Ma MERSHEY ICE CREAM inB ti,:.;,(). qvi. wr.. 2-.-,fir,s-j. months from the date of said order, During the meeting the p _ Wlalowa waaaed InaiJe and o 3-3-tf l.orelta > Cm and lltti.it. cuin- CENTER, aiiaJjU. IORS in '"Tli Aii 'iiM'fC' ni Hie or they will ho forever burred from iinoj.^ly approved a sketch «f Walls ana woodwork waahed. proHecutlnr or rFcorefinv the same Flopra dry cleaned and waxed. WK. 2-364 r.- iimi laas, i'.,»t-i>.-.r lint- Kiaito Th l re .Monday. M proposed new pout homt. Cellar! cleaned and painted. t< ry find seat rovers; Tel. Tlic holder uf thf.s {idveniHeniotit against the pubRcriber. K: HtHVtHll II.UKKt- WU. 2-1437. will pr«nent proper itk-nlificHtion WILLIAM M. BEAED I was prepared by Raymond i" 1 VufunifK, :,-Ct. nhplf; 12000. .•it Th# I^pucit-r Office in order 0 Or Drchitect and i'ilf.in. Venindfl 2-IU.24-.M. IJM'OI.K lEPHVa, IKK — Uiecu. lo receive the tickets. BEARD ft McOALL, Attornejs " i » *Uthoriwd imm-hhig uplujlwtery, new eiisine, fl6 Kim St., Westtteid, N. J. prepare the necessary MVISli BIOOM Kof.t (•liitcli, grem-raloi1, radiator, iia'- rkal 8""*Bt yecs >?-so plans and specifications suite, tn Post i y ci,vere II 111 tery; ipiMI. West Held 2-07as-it p hoist ered, Imierspi-inux- tniui iiflt-r 7 p. in. The chairman of th*'policy illile. I'liuiH W10«t. 2-C12T-M, in LEGAL NOTICES ESTATE OK ANNA C. HTITT arrniiKc to see tliin K»od buy , ceawed. mittee, Robert Woodbury, SI'S Mouth. Ave.. W. Pursuant to the order of report &nd informed trw . mechine hi at PIBI.IC CHARLES A. OTTO, JR., Surrogflte Public Elm DltlSU MOOM Him breakfn Notice i.s hereby gi vpti of the County of Union, made on the the publicity and finance w 'Bin White aiid"°MlK°e" % set, 4-Poster beds, di-esners. rock (• Ml <:i HV 2-I»»*»r < « that an ordinance of whicli the fol-eleventjh day of February A. JX, mittees are going ahead with . - ' 3-3-tf H, io wing |s a copy, wan Introduced, 194H, upon the epplicttliuii of the el's, i en- authorized to obtain and .1-3 -tt set. antluue timlii-ons, coal Kiut lent tt'aiiNiKnMfltior . Phoiie ilanli, 1!I4!'. fl( V\K\\\ o'clock 1'. Al.lute nt Hald (.m-t-B^ed within sl» WK. 2-44HII-J. 2-1S27-M. IK. S. T.) in the t'ouiu'ii Chamber, nionthfi from the data of hold ordrr sign on the past-owned p triRO THB HIT is ti-,,> ,r,,n Munk'i|>ai nultdlnir. 121 Prow perl of they will be forever barred from 1 at the corner of Crotawiy a omr. i:*rtlfl<.J rashlonubinubie fnbrlrnfnbrlr HOHr! HHFI) fi IM* IWI.I »r PIVMOITH tw»-tloor Htreet, WcHtllfid, .New .Jf rney, ut proKetMiltna or recovering- the Hams •VDctall•VDactally crpateil ffurr mnnrt hhome in I'wkn Ilia which 1!in** and pluey tiny person ojfQlnst tho tiubBoriber. and North avenue identifying ow Faa«lr>, (7 om-li all type dDi Hednn—KxcellelH condition: four who may |>P intprt-stpd tlierpin will «•*'•*• i*.?* " "^''llnl'lo I" your Tel. FA. 2-l!l.'itl. new tires: radio and heater: Tiest WlLtlAM M. IJRAUD ])io|)erty as the place for th* •n« teitila renter. oiler. Call WK. 2-2a:.». he Kiven an tJi'l'^rtuiilty ft. he iionrd You will tint it a Joy to make your conforains -^niii oidlimniM'. KKecu tor tion of the new post home. Eaat«r,and Bprlna wardrobe frum VArllM C'l.KAKKH, 1*4K NIIM, HKAHI) tt MiOAM* Attorneys »«/cholce»t mtril singer ui"'lif*it. excellent i-nndl- HAVK TWO «AM»- W III Bell eillif-r JANE F. JONES, C8 i:lin St., Weatfleld, N. .1. After the buaineaa lion, Telephone WKot. 2-171H-.M one — I'.IIT (Jidsmiibile or ltl-12 Tuwn Ckik. 2-17-r.t Fees 17.10 OldHMinlille: hoth witli radio and Wtstfield Hifrh School fi W.IIHKN- lieater; your liest offer will lie N 91 let: ff coach, Joseph Fieeman, considered. WK. I-I2S1. ilia coven, ss-tr IMtoilp . ESTATE Of OPIE movies of the high school ft !!!>••; "n« aalae WK. 2-0967-.M. M|: Pno«llllHM.:*i.:vr uv A »»;<•- CM A III.KM A. OTTO, in., aurrognla fay Walter Burd, who aiKtiaaea) tk Tiiew. Lar«e Bervel • aelj eo«l |«fi© when new n«w battery; ff.tled IJCIHIIP; JUKI •Hi)* iii' auiiH imirrvir uf the Cuiihiy of l/nion, maaa on tlt« rlnralor. Oardeli tool'. Phone must sell; very reasonable. P x 1 jiaH^ed itiHiicctltwii 1250. WKMI. Krni-'J.:T, Till: ArrHoriiiATin* eleventh day of February A. P., off to th* highest bidder, Chatt* an. l-««Sa-W. 3-10-2° American Oriental rug-, very goo. Olf THR MDVIKN M:ti:»tllf IH4U. upon tha abpilcatifiii or IM Langston, and ienated tk* wtmm *»kk» BerHt, condition, call Wl'>t. J-0l8«-n. TMKHI:MIH AMI THK m»r- undersigned, an iSaaaatfU of tha ree?s. , I>»(M*nd«bl« at»rant at, excel- M8 POSIIK HKIAMOTTK »vri: or MOKII A^IK irtTiov eatate of Hald Aecaaatd. notice la to th» iwat. . ^ kanu* tr il>*> lent condition; _._ lable offer m" HI< 111,1:— Vtll'l'd tun im: |'|VIM|«{; hereby given to tb« cr«ditora of aaid work fairly priced. Xl»o aol4— Streamliner 0, hydru, iilai-k. SHOO «>••• NAII> H'llhK. e S-302J. ekchannd: Own. your t avoir It. reflined. Tel. WK. 2-2712. iiod ciindlllon, ctirefully owner dri\-en miles: ex- deceased to eihlbit to the subsci iljcr Wake. Pay like rent, I-ar«» .. WU. 2-lti40. ceptionally line condition; i-easim- UK IT oimAINKI) by the Council under oath or aKirntatlnii their acllan..n»w lu- arleea, . . Mflee _ - Walaat llim>,a Hi><», able price. Phone H'J;], 2-"ili!).",-A[. f the Toivn of Wesilicld, la the Maima and damanda against* the ea- suite- roimlstlnu of table, sh County of Union: ate of aald Oacaaaed within »l« . PHONE •tatloner, 81, Elm Bt., WE. I-I5I! •OI'H V(l I HI.I I! Ml. prosecuting or recovering the aame following mnnner: against tha mihucrlacr. itnn SLMWDV am _ desk, mHbojiany ...,,,.^.,™, 3714-31. (a) Consti-uolliiK Ki-anlt-e block Tttttle Hardwut Cuetohie...- r s ow„!; ! tnater Till: ANTiai'K MAKT. curliilltf nlonlr lint h sides thi>reof. ANN M. RDORCUMRK, Hdlo .in perfect condition, full Ola l,«ai|f>, Hfnar fsllrra «.lam mtm.l, A FUNM, fitnvrrllMr, ruin- I^xacutrU Phone WR.t. 2-eflr,. lellalh mill HI suitable for dresn- (Ii) CoiiKttuetiiiK luodllied pene- mi VFHOLITMM randan 8-9-tl bilf-n-biac for' your litltu.' hle KPfit. T.' Kdwjtnl Itiohuids, tration ca [1:1 Gliders, havliiR DFAltD & Mod AM., Attorneys I. »o«r order covarM — Illllifr'l in. Oak l>ed. dresser sbell', ilecoratlve china. Lumps IT Jr., WK. 2-:i*"2-\v. a width of aiiproslmalely !U!. feet till Glut at., Wtstfleld, N. J. WESTFIOD 247M Vanity; In A-1 condition with bos 2-t7-St Fnea |7:S0 eioln »' materials at fl.l'a saaw DrKVin now taring-it nnd lleautyrest mattress. wired and made up. Open ever; and 11 thickness of 71.. laches, mi available at the home of lira. Ivory lied nnd chest of draweis day iind Monday and Friday eve. l»:t> FOHIl ^•l»o«*r NrtHm—Ttnttln, each side of the present center strip Oeo. Itothnfller, Jr., phono KAh. Jlalioaany chirroiuli,', nuiiiair cov- nlng*. f-y* "ov»''« ""!,• Ifitfry, low pavement and by surrachiR tlie . WOTICK TO laKinToaa 7-s:,94. Wiilttlnr Instruction! t> 517 KOI III AV., At Tke Plaaa C'lrr mlleaffe, excellent condition. WE. present pavement and the new KSTATK OP CHAIU>!K H. Hill ['SON appointment. • t-S-.ft ered l'h»ir, 2 Hllinll rockers. All 3-17-3 shoulder sections with n ll.-.-inch reasonably priced. wiostrielil 5- l>eceaaed, bituminous concrete top. Purxuant to the order of ri.oTHiw« If-Tr.-OM CM — FOI.I,OWIX Constructlnir storm drains :IIAHI,KS A. OTTO, Jll., Surrogate BjnCER coBSKTIBMBi Individ* itiltH, nklru and cotton prices: Anderson gms ratiKe. Nor^; l<*ni conditUm; iif\v K!1D COVCIK; nnd nppurti'naiu-es, ddcthifl ? no sary if the County of Union, made on Ihe u«lly deilfned support!. Over M Wool «' nil under |r., ' Tel. 1 •HOWKM »l(l> WKIHII\<; thi*r work n«conKiirililv alaventh day of February A. O., 2-3S4H. a-s-ti itioflerntely priced. Kreo tlft assorted lumber, Bill's trlcycl Call WeslfiPlU iT-:t 1T*S ht(»•• «kr TknKrr ana l.lhniry STI IIKKtHKH I Mil. 4-IHMr Conl- intprovenuMitH shall he mmii» and hereby given to Ihe creditorn of Hai.) . WK, a-l»IJ bedroom set, nnsoi tt-d Krt'il iHauarr—nadlo nnd sill) covers; tni»l**ted under t he supf''vi«lon with tilaiiK iitul siiecillcjitloiiH clalniM and demands agalnHt the en- Klliabeth, County of Union a» >•••!*! and cu•dn wood. Also rloi Wlate or Xew .lersey on the I" Olill.l.'a •ja.K * COTTON «HOr, awinf, play pen. Onll at 2:11 HK.tl) Tke Wrataela l.raa«r Toaa Unit Have hcen pii'imrcd fur t lio tate df «nid deeenFed within nix lip toll. Phione Weatflefdd »». Klmer St. or lei. Wr:. 2-2.*>43-Jt. It. C Townsend, 5.",.'» Colonial Av Hiune nnd which arc nc.w on i\\o inmonths from the date, of said drder, ); iiinl are iieii'hy made purt uf ihln prosecuting or rerovo'alng the name tenements, hereditament*, and i_ nttrUCE, 8«eT* aaa KlMllaw 3-10-t and aviation mahogany molded fnKs in "Tlie Accused" at th now fliiii'li; *«»•". — linn ])rk'u. ordinance-, against the flubscrlhcr. ostnte of the snld Arthur hodkE Itlalto Theutre, .Monday, Mar. 2 dereiMetl, shoulil not he eolit an will • wood—sMBoned oak. hont, c-ft. benm, J',4 ft. front deck WKHt. 2-1MM— nftiM- ri:3(i. SKCTIOX ,1. That I he owners nf .KATIIERVN II. HlMPSbN, Im sufTlolent to n»y Ills debts HAND UHIKIC IHdf! REPAIR—Kl«er) Hojk with 2tK$ horsepower 13vlnrndt> The holder of this advertiseineii ;\ll liuiiln on Ihe line of s;iltl im- Kxecutrlx Hi leata Av».. rtawaM very rettMoimble prices. Q outlioard Juotor; botii 2 vi>;ir* old will present proper Identlncatlo «w riii:vnoi,i/i- rolPK — iw-in-oviMiienls are liorotiy orilcrerl am" BEARD ft McfiALL, Altorneya , t iB.FIIHTIlrilntTiiHitl OKueitKOHDEHKn IhthaMi M. 3.74M . lea. PB..C t'A. S-TM* work. • Call WE. 2-BK10. at The Leader Office in orde fflptpti hllU tn prnvo $:»7."i ttpt'iit reiiuirt'd tn make tlic rn'ccswir lie Him St., Westlleld, N, ,1. be puhllnhed In the Waal" PKTE'K «HOE KRRVirK. to receive the tickets. 2-17-r.t Fees I7.S0 Held Lender, one of the newspaper*, Rltal ar liar mi thin fur hiwt few month;*; new houms cnnnecttiniM with the. iS'.i of this mate for six weeks r*, 3-3-tr S4 PraipH'l It., jaat an Britad at, OI,|I .._. •IA\U tires, tirnkes, chiUii; mi old car [KiiiiK in Kit Id uired mnl to nuik _ leant once a week. at 3-10-4 lovely for a Ur^e room. in beiiutlful nipchiink-at Hhnpe; necessary IUHIHC ctuinpctIons to thfe TO rm Call HAh. 7-II1US-W. • DOGS FOR SALE safe and sine tnwispomUlun; 3-Tiy. snnltury sower where said sewer ESTATE OK . TELEVISION c(>aneil. 1002 Kim Street Antiques, nttnu-tlvely pre^etited link Kaeiiarrd l>upi»—i months old piiviite owner; riKlit m ice fu ordinance; und that in case- any " Pursuant to tllP orflp'r of a-3-ir and priced, nnd readj- for use In SACRIFICE SALE will be devoted house net: vcrs F;Iid land owners HIHIII not inake -WesttleldWttlld , NNew Jersey ciulck sale, t'iill WHst. 2-37.",9. CIIARLKM A. OTTO, .lit., HurroKnti! Fees 130.08 your home. 0% FI.OOH l,K*. friendly with cliildren. Cull WK Milch connect Ions wilhln t ln> KHU of tho County of Union, made ou tho i-lT-lt *• " B" • _-^ ^» ^ ^ « T ^^«» B «. g«*awBBB| AHA . HrT. HUM . \,..v 2-32SH-J. 1MT IIOIMSR PASKI. Till TK— Very JMMUHI r>f time the Town (if West t'leveutli day of Fehriniry A. I}., TBilNtt WATS, Ht-CHAIHS, MRS. MARJORIEMIM.BW. iHitallnllua Upllnaal. reasonable; Bond condition; all Held shaH (MIIKB Htich L'i>nm>clhni UI4!i, upon the uppUeiittntt of till) KCITICK V AM II) — A liOOIT IKHIi: wll in he nuide and pay the cost an Tnke notice that Alex Chroa* JAPfc BaMlMBTTBa, BATHI- .•UK KJM Itmil ilrrrt OLYMPIC . RMt. (XM.K . \..,v tire Tel. WK. 2-3244-.!44 . underplKneil, up faxeiuitiix of tho rmllnH T : Wntleld 2-im iMtnllatlna Ofe(lf*aal. land for 3-year-old honey eolorei expense, thereof and will cuimp suT ewtrile of Kalrt ilei'eiiHed, notice Is The Cafe, lion n|iplla4 OnK . Mra. MIM.Ki. «..„ »w. female Cocker Spaniel, pedigreed .. _ . exect- expense in he !iK»ensod tiiion th _ th—o Mayo«-r. andd CoynciCill ofof" th thfat rOHIt IKM t'OACH—Bnitl hereby Klvcn Irt the rrettltorM of HiiUl Town of WWeslnelif Tor tiie tran.faf H. C. A. KIr HaMnln—<<«('HII''I('K "(nnocltlated11 ; firm iirh-e. tsr,. Ca lent condinWttoiii ; tiresti , butteryIl , «te,, land hetwfUed. deceaMed to exhibit to the hubucrtlier . 3-3-tf '"'for ntiiwllltment.- WBst.- 3-Hffl- hody "iiiiPilH piilnt -n«d re- HKCT1ON 4, Tlial a'll of Hnld wor untHr t. 2-(l2OS. with Hie except [on of IIOUNO cotniHt elnlms nnil tlenmnilH fiirnlirel' i\th eii-••»»•',• luTetofnre Issued fur preni- tlcally. new, white vent included VAN'S APPLIANCE CO.,. I Itin.s to yaw and sewer mains an tntc of *>nM deceaseil w-lthfn HIX l»e« dltualeil nt.106 Central AvenU* 5T0HM WINDOWS * size 40 lnnis; JBO.OO. Cull WJ3, OH. NOHTH « CKMHAI, A1 KM. LOST AND FOUND IWHt TI'3HII.%Pli.*\H — Cnoil tlrct the construct I on of granite hi'ic inonth.s from the ilate of .snlil order, Westllcld, to Alex chronai lot preni- WKarriK. >. J. laen Bltimted nt IM Central Avenue, UVJ JTJEAL 1thin Winter by In- 2-5732. good hotly, very K"«MI me tor cuihiiiK HlKill he undertaken ns or they will he forever barred fron WK. i-srai efonoinli'iil tniimportntlon; will fienerul inipriivement jiml Hint I It prosecuti'iff or rec-overlnff tlui sum' N'eatlleld. "ftli'2R . !PE'.Al0 l Aluminum I.O'T — \ATIO\AI, HANK HOOK Ohjeolions, If nny, shouM be mate " IVUUMIWI HHOAKFAHT ALt'OVK «BT—Table S-17-2t Savings Account No. I120S, Iwsuec Hell for quick unit—$22,">.0O, WR pint inn oi' the cost In excess <> iiKuliift the nubs,Til,or. Immediately In wrltln*; to Jaaa W«II PORCH TOCLOSI KK9 H'.i ft. x 2»4 ft.), matclilnB to litith Jll. Harvey, 1.11 Tudo S-fi2!>l. Htatc Alt! (3 ran Is m;irU> undtM' (Ii NATALIE l'UIKKT THOJtAR. Junes, Town clerk of Westn«l£ •Ho Homo Insulation. Batlmater benches with seat pails: white HAHCiAIN. Oval, Westlleld. Please return. proviKlmi of ilovlsed Statutt's, Till Kxecutrlx (>ral>hedn blltl good condition: 125.00 complete 1IIN CIIONIiUV—«.*«<) Mil 1'T, i.*l]iipter 1-"-. »hall Uv pahl fur 1»: BEAKD & McOAI-I., Attorneys Pi. J. no obllnutlon. r . 3-10-' (Sinned) Call FAn; 2-r>4 .!»7. WAR SURPLUS ROPE Fully equipped; tciiri. Kfiift iii (iixatlon. «S Kim (St., AVestflelil, N. J. O CASEMENT %" niAMKTKH . «>M,v ar.Ki Tel. WK. 2-031 r,. Kl^c'TIOX .".. Ho muell of (lie run 2-17-St Peea 17.80 AI.I3X CirRONB, . KOH IH-IT. COII,. ,OiUK WAI.I,i:i In Wuo IU Cential An« STORM WINDOWS. TABI.K aad 4 chain. worth's containing valualile 11: nnd expense or the granite l)hH'k Phone NATIUPACTION RI'AHAXTKRD. S'l'l DDBAKKII I»IO al cuililiif? as rnny lie iuwfnlly assess KOTItl: TO Dhrrk With Order, Mhlaaml Hrffvahl, pels. Itewnrd. Finder idease ua seda; ESTATM OI' JOHN C. THATCHBn, WE. 2-222r.. Crantord 6-03"i4-W. Deluxc 4-di>or heater; 1- ed upon the htiids sjieclally honefltei Doeeanpil. s V. O. !>.•« ArceMra. fniuily car; e cllellenn t ndltl ; tlu-rt'liy, shall he no asNe.^sed by tin we.,, will consider t IJ.piUil "'f A.ssi-.s^ors. t'urwunnt to tlio order of IM HI.K; \OTICK HOOK WILLIAM JACQUES CO., de. II'hun' c WlOst. CHAUUCS A. OTTO in., Surrogate Pulille Notice Is hereby given that Inquire 615 CumbCumberlane d Si;, sec- PERSONAL 2-2116(1-11. SECTION fl. H Is lu'ich.V ilt'tc-r if the I'oiinty of Union, made on iho nil ordlaaiice entitled us follows v,im ond - floor, or phone RIIMjkOV NR JKH«RT in in i'it and (It'clnietl thut the ntnn loventli tUiy of l'\'hrunry A. ]>., linssed nnd adopted by the Council Fnil'M). (irt 1 III'ICK. Aiimi»< iiMr. a-n»«r—nndlo her ct' annmil Insiallint'iits in whir! 1 i>4H. upon ibe nppllcutlon of the or tlie Town of WcHtlield nt a meet* Send r, cents, stamp?' or coin and heuti-r, extras; excellent'con- tin- special iisfscwsments to lip levU-< li'1'nlKneii, !1H ICxoeutrlx of llio ll thereof held alnreh H. 1949. THHKB-m'AHTKR MKTAI, BKI( dition; 1 owner, private. Call i>ii aciount <.f tlie s.ilil Iinprovcincn AHNl 101 H-llltAHKB ilotr- and we will mall yon nt on mnv he paid IK the (.'»). estate of said ileeeltwed, notleo IH JANK K JONES, Coniplete with sprinK nnd Inner- Vrant rar«l, solid ends, French your copy of MOUNTAINS Ills WK. 2-0*66. eby e:lven to the eredltorH of Hnltl Town Clerk. aprinff mattress. Tel. WK. 2- feet. Wall Cnbineta, litrht wood MOVED, a system of practica S*l-:CTIl»N 7. It 1H hfit-by dcter- dpreilfiiM! to exhibit to tho itubsi'rlbor 345rW : Mnhogany, Secretary Desk, slaH^ Instruction on self-culture an ttltt I'l.VMOI'TII. li|iei.liil elU intned ami statc.l that the t'Mlmutr undel oath or nfflriniition their doors. Mahogany Spool Stand self-mastery, published at 3 Excellent condition; re sonable, animi lit of nioiie.v jH-ccssiiry to 1 claims nml dentanilH nKiilnut tho es- I:M.IIAI, iii(in.\.t\ii: >,.. tim ANTIQUES nice for hull. cents, and our 40-paKe illustrate Call ltaluvay 7-r.:lS4-M after r, rnlscd from all .•HinirL-cw for said j>ur- tate of snld deceased within Mix AV OIIIII>AMI; Til AM1:VI> HKCm catalog of books and novoltlcs. ]>. in. jiom* is ¥;tS,.".D(».OA'>, mid th«t the months from the ilate of H»Jcl order, VMS I OK rilAI'I'KH I Or j"Ppert IIBPAIRED, REPLACED, 267 EAST BROAD ST. Do it now. Address: AVIlllnm Por- t'stlmatt-il ma \ htm in aiiu'tuit or they will Ins forever barred from in-i.i: vi UK Tin: I;I:MOHAI. DON MAXWELL, ter Tow-nnetid, Plalnflcld, N. J. 'HBVIIOI-KT HKMI. 2-l»««r NnliiH— \nmt\t* "f notc-i m-.i-ssary t<; proiitMMitlnK ur recovering Iho same tiiiiiiv \x i;?i op IIIK ruw.v Acroaa from RUlto Theatre MS MOUNTAIN AVE. 3-3-1 Hcilter; very K"i>ii ['ondltlnn; priuo | issued for said purpose i.^ $27,r.(Ml,IKl. i«:nlnst the fiub.scrlber. uf Hiosnim.ii IIIKVI.'«IO> ar I !• <»» Park Crane, \t Tk* CIKIa, DIIIC-A-HHAC, old furniture. ISr.tf. INnnie W'K- ^-1!'7.'!. . ; Th<-iv If ln-iol)v iipproprlnted m snld IMMIw.s- the .sum of J.-'.OOO.OO fi SlARCAItRT THOHPK. •IT-It Foes |,1 is a-y-tf UPHOLSTERING Capital Improve funds nvnil- Kxeeiitrlx CIRCLE WANTED f^<"l * DAVinSON'. Attorneys I.IM: dp (;AIIIII:.\ FURNITURE REPAIRS MOVING—TRUCKING sue! 102 Elm St., IVostlleM, U. J. ITICB Of SKVn.KHKXr. EAT COVERS CO., SUCTION S. Tn tiiiiiiit'O on 111 inii- 2-li-iit • Fei.« $7.SO K"Tlt'l-J IS IIKItKIty ClYVS, Wwtfiald 2-0226 BOOKS BOUGHT at klkkral pirn SAIlCENT'd MOVINO • TOll potit-s thin- shiill In- IHMICII. pui-Hiiiuit That 111.' linal nccoant of Ihe subl OPK> r Write dr telephone for appoint- Now loading household goods to In till- l.'X'lll Hotlll i'H^' ol IlK- MtElLO IHrTICB Ol' ! scrlber, a« llxecutor and his tlrat VEH , 'O HIIM.ION rEOt'MS ill the, 1 r ment. Immediate removal. Bar- all «S Staten und Canada, aueclal- nf \t\i- .Ii-rj!fV. ill iiiitlclp.'itiun '.I NOTICK IS J1RI1KHV (IIVION , lutennrdlale account ti.s Trustee un. Central Hardware Co., l- nlteil States were di'lviliK inotar nett Eook Shop, 27 Hayard St., iilng In Now angland, Florida the i.,fUi:uii't' of homlM. I!,,ml Antlfl- hilt Ihe -llh Intermediate tleeoilllt der Hie provisions of the lust Will vehicles In li'4S and 41 irillllun New Brunswick, N. J. Tel. N. B. and California Bhtpments. Bnina liulliin Null's "f sulil Tiiivn wbii'li if the Co-Triistee.1! under till- last and Trslnnient of Adailne H. Stiver, B*g CENTRA!, AVE. motor vehicles were on our rondH 2-102S. .._ 3-," • van to destination. Let ua «tl-,!l.ll! iil.t i.xi'cril ill ilKKn.Klltl- J>fl M - Will ;uul Test.illleiH of ROltlOriT deceased, will be audited and stated and sti'eetn in thnt year. ThfH Is mata your next move. United Van clpal itiiiiiiint Ilic Himi uf S27.r,(Hi.(Hi. IKIOS SINCLAIR, decen.-ed, as by the Ktirronnti', and reported Tor COAL—Akiial 3 Tcm. Buckwheat; Init uue pint of the. Kt'eut luininn CI/BANINO VOUn CL,0>BT« and Iilnw. Ted Sargent, Agent, WEst. Kulil iinti'H Hh.'ill bi'Mr Inlir.'M nt H Hated by ' I'KOl'I.ES HANK *• settlement to tlie Union Oounty havts converted ta oil; all for comfort picture of our American attic? Do your share for (taakcr 2-3033. 3-J-" run, whlfh Bbnll not Mt»»l -"Is pi-r ntt'.ST cn.Ml'ANV, Wi'xtneld. s. J.. Court, I'robiite Division, on Thurs- 120,0(1. !53 Prospect St., WB. Wiiy of i,lfe. Relief la Geatral Earose: >enc t't'lltlltii I'i'l' iilinuiit, :llu! miiy In- !•«.'- urvlvlnp Trustee, from Jitile .10111. duy, tin, mil day of April, next, at u«nd clothlria; and shoes to 416 OlinTNKV'i BXPHB»a—Iiaeklai ln'v\i,,l friun limo ti> linn, iniiNiiant !Hli, to .SelUenihlT 4 111, 1»4S. will lo A. Jl. South. Ave,, wesifletd. If unable and moving. Small ]oba aollolted. tci nnil within tli*s lliultiilli'iiK l>ri'- nuuited und stated by the Sur- lintcil Jlarch .Ird, 19411. Rlltll MOVRirtit, electri- to dellver-call WE. 2-2H98-.1. Tel. WK. 2-3004. 3-3-tf ncrlbi.il l,y salil Liu'. All lliiitter'4 UOIlEltT S. SNRVIUY. cal jipplianceM, furniture, CIIHIICH, IHHK.V IIINNKII—HiKnrlK). Mar. wllh riispi'i-t t'i u.'lltl IH)U'.« nut ili>- •ite, and reported for Hpttleinout 3-3-tf 1 the I'NION COUNT V COL'UT. Kxeclitor arul Tlllstee. paint limn, -jewelry, books, silver- l!>lh, MiddlebtiKh Church, 3 mill's OFfiCTT'g GK.VEIIAI. THIICKINO termlni'il by Mil." iiriliimiu'i .ihall In' SNMVII.Y it KUY, Attorneys, lent cnliiiiii '""njerecl. In excel- ware, Kinn 11 guttur, K"tK nni lilvlslon, on Tliursdtiy, the Cn\nf °rcl l!''J'Jj. |".«o.. 'Phone from South Hound Urook. A pooil CA1H For Mca'a ClotalaK, riding Trlaa To skore. th day of April, l!H!i, next, at Westllehl, M. J. or 0 J er useful artldlcH. Call nt 403 dinner awaits you. habits, boots, antiques, curios, MoTlnic aad Small J bcrt'aftt'i' adoptcil. (I A. M. •l-10-4t Feea 17. WaBhlnston St. furniture, brassware, iriasa, chinahina. WB8TFIELD i-Ol!2. SHCTKtN 'J. N'"l morn (hull ated Fetiriiary 24, 1IH!I. IMMOKB I.OVK OKAT, opens to •WolffWolff'sa, 118 MadisMadlBOn AvenueAu , Tel Ijlio no of tin. Mim tn In, ralw'il by 1'KOl'lvICS HANK" & TRUST CO., rriiiic NOTICH ;ild's. «|>« 10. tK tivitG noost Hirrr: bed; walnut dlniiiK room Het: fU. 0-Z459. 3-3-tl tlic lnmi!iMf(.' of Mali! imlcH limy bo Wemlleld, N. ,t.' With slip coverw, C. B- lloor mbdcl drop-lenf table; girl's clothliiif, ,»C*I. and KnMoawlar Movlnjc nnii useil to llnaiuii InUM'l'St or OIIMK:'- I'HOI'OK^I.HIVMS KilS l l:OKCIIKTKIHM1IIINK O slao S—siilf, conts, MkirtH, etc. Ail WANTKIH Vlr Knek and IIOIIM i^Nii.-il lo nnanri' HIII-II 1111 r - nsiviiiji s, NICHOLS, .in., ""lition. call WK. 2- raJto and Hinall eiul UIIJIC; |J5 SJtomge. Pncklnir nnil rrutlnK. 1 HI0A1.ICHiriHIVlU I'lttll'tlNAI.M l:OKCIIKTK will Khe re- for nil. WEMt. I-CSU>. reasonable. Tel. WE. 2-4453-11. klijdest home for millable spec! All »*rvlco« performed oxncrtly puso, wht'thiw tt'iniinrary or iii'i - 2.'l.1 K. llroail St., Wostllelil, N. J. ceived by tlie Council of tho Town Irien.s of red tabble, Hllvcr talihle, and reimnnubly. AKfiit.i for Ailloil -rt- -I t Pi.es JS. of Westtleld, at the Municipal llulld- 1 1 switches«»«"', lot• I""s o- tn 1 A. !>., 11)4(1, upon tile application of 1'roiMisiils inust be delivered at Summit Ave., Tfel. WK. 3-O"i37-U. a-lT-31 i*-H tlon. IMeaso cull WK. S-392.1-.M. f UHffullii'Hs of till ininnixe lor the the underslKiiod, UM Kxectltrlx or the place and before the hour nbovo loan on first inortK.-iKe . Scnil par- llniini'lnB or whli'li Milil HOU'H arc I'HV Ptlll . tlculaiH to ll«x 4011, •ar1 e Louder tlic enlilln of nald diicensed, notice mentioned. lamptihirc Hcil KODAK No.' U CTeafur?- portrait view AK BT "BT, , Sli M TO NKWAHK live dnys In. Issued In II m-rlod of ti-n Is hereby elven to the, creditors of Office. 1I-3-41 yi-iirs, riinilnitcil frolii thi' ilali> of Proposals must lie accompanied 1 lbs., rr,o Ib.— canieru, GVj x Ki^, or r, x 7 .neKti- llutcli cuiiboard, amii week. Riders desired or foru nald deceased to exhibit to tile null- Iiy a certltied check payable lo thn fre!," '"'. "•••1". tive;:wlth accessories. 2 Pboto- tnblo. WE. 2-:iC.ir,-J. tion of car piidl. l.v, Westlli-I'l KID Tbe WMlll»W Leader Today. said bonds. scrlbiM- under oath or ttlTlrlnlitlon order Or the Town of Westtlcld, In spot llfflitfi with Presael lens, 8:0.-1, Newark 5:(l,'i. Call Westllcld 1-- J. l'etlira, T.3.1 IllKlllaud Av'e., NKITION II. II l.i hcrnliy ilcli'r- their claims and deuiundH UKulnsl mi amount equal to ten per cent ot lialy. 212 Fourth Ave, WK. 2- TTHACTIVB KITClllJN DIIKSSKR 2-22S3-M. uilni'd anildi'clari'il Unit :li" Knp-the estate of sahl deccused within Hi" iiii",mil bid. — 74" I011K, snmll BIIISH door«. will receive twes »7.so JOHN T. HOPKINS. iitnHter'H desk. .Mirrors, Elasswnre, TVTOHINn—HlKk ackool and Col- SERVICES will bp wllliln nil ilibl llmltntlolis Or call nt S48 Highland J leae aubjecta Carolus T. Clark, lJl HOO1M SET. nllp lumps, uudiroliM, etc. Westllold 1 pri'Hrrlbi'd by said law. iVOrlCK OP Ti • "-.ee table, walnut, TAIII.i: TOP fiAS 2-2C10-W. B A. (Valo). LL. II., Ed. M. 330 THIC TIIOHO NVS PF.M SKC'I'ldN i^. '1'lils orilln.'iurn Hlinll MSTATI3 (IK A Motintnln Ave.. Westllcld, 'nhono 1 • portable radio. ISO with divided top, wnrmliiK oven, Ol' WATIOIII'ltOOl •IS II itlii- effect twenty days aft'-r the CAltltll'l (I. SCIIOONOVRII, l'lt(IIM>HAI,N Foil CONMTIirCTION' 1 "uu'lilne, 130. All fully Insulated, nnd hns Rober- AMI 11111 «AU: — 1 i,n h<, in WE. 2-33311. 3-S-tf tli'Ht iniblli'n! Ion tliereor lifter himi llere:isi>l. tt i) Urcp wulci- ntit nf your IJUMU- OI-' NTOIIH .M|.!%VI':il!4 AKI) a:n First st. Hhaw therinostatlc control; price. K lenlm. or Iho County of ITnlnn. Hindi, on SHAI.Hll I'llOI'dKAl.H ivII1 bo 1 e- ; foot, |2,-,. vanced coursen. Special course for 1IOIIOHKAI.: Tn III! mill m'lil Hi" eelved by tin- Mayor and Council of IIOl DM: IIAll 3«>" ( hnln llrlve IVOITV i'i>i: HAH. adult beginners. OGG Dorlun Htl. the twenty-llftli flny of l-'eUruary, ttie Town or Wesltlcld, nt tile Mtl- TrlkrM, roeulurly $.1fl.ftri—one week WadlilB pool, mure •t. |S. Very Tel. Wcstllold 2-r,:i!l0. 3-3-tr KilVtlU-o. »i I'I:IIIIIK nil UT or A. I)., Ill 111. upon tile application of nlellmi IllilldlllK, 121 I>mii|ii<.t only — iit(irrr,iott mid ohronip cir sinr.il ' tricycle, |2. Cull WK. 2- UICKKKAI.: Tor a Ijnniitlfnl HIMBII. M0U' .IIIHSHV the tinderslKiiod, as Aduilnlstnilrlx Htl I, Westflcld, New ,iers(>, on Ijint'k nnd chrome—$2K.!t.-). II I he Job ynurKcIf cir full IIH f"r (.'IIA.lif KltV IIIVIHIO.V of the estate or saiil dei'clised, notb-o -os.-i-n. MISK Al, l.\sTllr.MK.VT.S— Export Is hereby tflvon to Ihe creditors or .Monday eveiilnK, .Miiri.h 2«, I'M'), at KlIIKSTONK. private Instruction on all Instru- a froe e^lbimti'. I'MIO.\ IIHJTV IMIIlii:!' ,VO. S o'clock, for the ootiMi-uotlon of 117 (.iilmlij Street i<((lll>li:H ri'HIIIIIT PIANO, picel- TO: said dcfoiiHcd to exhibit lo the sub- ments iiy iiunllllcd mnle liistrni'- scrllior tindrr ontli or nil Iniiallon slorin si-wcrs mid (ipportenani t H la WK ±H'm lent colidltlim, S75. lied, snriiie tors—f'lano, .^axdpliont1, (.'larlnct, WM. G. GRANDER, Inc. I'MIKUKIIICK WAIII) Krllilia sect Ions ol' Seneca I'llice ami Hum- and iiinttruHK. 110- Cull WE«t. 2- 1 TAKK NtiTlCr:, Iiy virtue fir an their clnlniH and domanilrt UKalnst Trumpet, tiultai , in-unis, Acconl- Oltlfe mill U'nrflMMiMPl the estate or said deceiiNod wltliln Mllt Avenue. 3707. lon, etc. For rurther inronnatloii I NOITII AVi:,, (1AIIW0IIII nidi-i of the SulHTlor Court of New Proposals must he necompnnh d .Jersey, (Ihnlirery JllvlHlon, innde on six months rnim the date or said by a eel tilled clieck Jlliyuble to tho •Jllll.'d l.ilKI: HIKH lllf.'VCI.K wllll the Jilli ilny or I'Vhruiiry, IIH!', In ITorder, or- thity win lie forever barred order of the Treasurer ol' the Town balloon Hire, excellent condition: "'"the BANDSTAND, iiihuo inline nhi.ri.|n OTTIMI5 from prosecullntf or recovering the siime tiKaluHt the iiuhHcrlber. of WeHtlleld, In an amount ii|lilll |2.-,.|)O. Call Wfi. 2-WS-lt. wio. it-nxua Al'IIIIXi A DI'nCIAl.TV—A» low icATiinitixi: si'iuus in tin- iMain- lo li.n per cent of the amount lild. 3-3-tf 17,0(1 room. Intnrlor mill ex- tlfr and you nre the 11.'fi'iir In n t. ym F|IA,N«'I':.S STII.KH, SHIII proposals must ulso be u.ioitt- IIMN<; IIOUM HUT— terior pnlntlnfr. dc(!rirntinlr- Handy lire reiiulred to niiswer Iho l'laln- Admliilsti-iilrK. ponti'd by n sin-fly coihpiui\ < M- 111 pc, walnut, pood t men nvitllalile, clieiM-ftll worlctncn tirrn Coinlibiliit I • befuri' Hie :nli S. NK.'IIOI.H, Jit., tllli'atc statliiK thatHiiid foirot* f om- \VK«t. 2-li:.SS. INSURANCE Call WK. 2-III7I-II. ,1-17-lf dny of April next, or In default Attorney, lany will pro\-|dc the bldde! with thereof, miih deiiee will Im lull,Ml M. llrouil Kt,, Westtlcld, N. ,[. the reiiulred bond, ami I I. de- .-. lUO.NTII.H I) I.I) I AIIS I'AIVTIOO—l.neinler, *7.-,. Also MKHlnM you as said Hlliierlor Court !-::-',! l-'ec-.H S7.NU llvcreil nt tlie pine, und bof.n, tliu 1 i rienner—1311 or I,,- CHARTES~CTBAAKE, Hliall II, I ill; ei|iiltalil,. and JIM I for I'linllrhlndiMi miil C'lMiiilinnlon washed and slnioni?,ed, $s. Wo hour above mentioned, r WKsl. 2-I2IIU-W. will paint nnytliliiK which cun he The objeet or thin suit Is In oli- IJKIV (Ol'NTV COllfl' I'liins und Kpecllli-iitloiio ITI tv be Arrived—Slim | ,„ 14 rrol|, axuN lo fT.IW ll'i KI.M >T. lala a decree ,,r dlvuve, IIIIIHI.IVIIII; 1 1 ;"'etl. Call WM U-r. 172. I'llOIUII' DIVIXIOV (teen or procured lit tlic ol'tltc of .«Aivi i''Ai"rrMi:ii N CI.OSI: III'T or ivn. 2-ir.m • l.-,:i.'t the inarrtn^e lietweon you nlul tlie IN Till-: MATTWIt (IP THK KHTATH John T. Hopkins, Town l-ln«bicfr, l$:l..r»li llllinirtfd Hl-ini- i'lpes sold nald I'hilntllT for the cm of de- or AllTHl'li 1IOIIKIN. llcrimnod 121 I'rosnect ,Sti..(.|, Wnstlleld, V J at hippy's ror Jl.r.d. Honili im.l llli: DUdlll AfllOKOl', sel'lloii. CIVI1, ACTION Tin, .Mayor and Council res. inn Wentlliild Aven, :l-17-lf I-I-II7II A. IM'<;ill, l''eliruary Hlli, PHD. (M-der lo ivhow cJtttHii vvliy iand.'t I lie ilch to reject any or all Ii I If. YOUNG FOLKS TOGGERY, 214 i:n«l llroad Kt. Other Services NAH1I and liAVIHWON Hliniild not In. Hold to nay deiit». If, III the Inteient of the Town It HOI'.t, Illirk (lre.11. Kllll I'civem, WE. 2-4020—«107—20KS AtlorneyH for PlabitllT MIIIIO'ITA IIOUKtN, Aillnililslin- Is dcoMied ndvliiablo to do so 233 Eait Broad Street Knod condlllnn; M3. Call WKHI. — MI 1; — AITI) 102 Dim Klreet Irlx or Ihi! IQntnli- of Al linn lli.illiln, JOHN T. IKIPKINH, 2.fl!IXfl-\V; 24 rOVel'KI'eeu CiMll't, CKi uauirAN'r On Page 24 AVesttk-liI, Mvw .lei-fiev dnceimed, Imilnir exhibited under Town KnchiKur, We.tfield, N. J. iMulllltnlllHlilc. 2-17-lt Tees fKi.'ia iiallt n true account of tho personal ;i-17-!t Keos IIJS •••=5 THE WESTFTELD LEADER. THURSDAY. MARCH T7. 1949 Mr Mapes has been a member j expired term of Robert S. Purvis oil's committee. wd» pr«wt»y|^irf engineer of tta. ], Arrmmgen sion Party candidate for council- [and losing: only one of the three New York City. He has been »J of the Town Council since 1»46, i when Mr. Purvis beeame mayor, commissioner of police. He Isjtral Line,,. man in the General Election last districts in the ward. j resident of Westfield for 30 years ] when he was elected to fill the un-! He has served on most of the coun- Emhibit Wo* November, has been entered as an In discussing his candidacy. Mr. I and h£s lived in Union County; 5 ! Kjellmark said: "I permitted my ! most of his life. In his position. exhibit of flower arrange- independent Republican candidate LUGGAGEREPAlRnS executed by members uf in the Apr. 19 primary. As cr.air- ! name to be entered in the primary ^ as supervisor of the tax bureau of i Leather Jacket* Repaired Myra Brooks' class in flower ! man of the Taxpayers FuMun I i-lection because I believe in the i the Western Union Telegraph Co.,; DR. M. LIPTOH ng at the Westfield Adult ' Party committee on visitations to fundamental American principle ! N'ew York, with which company he ; ZIPPERS INSTALLED AND REPAIRED nill be held at Roosevelt the Town Council, he will have the that the voters in every ek't tiun ; has been connected for years, he < OPTOMETRIST High School Monday eve- full support of that party in his.should be t'iven a choice of candi-1 is considered an expert on tax mat-1 EYES EXAMINED LADIES' HAMDiACS # SUITCASE! rt 7:45 p. m. The public is dates. Only by free and open j ters. His first acquaintanceship ! ! campaig-n, it has been announced. to attend. competition can the American way j with municipal affairs came as a ' Z43 WEST FRONT ST. PI. • illj PLAINFIEU, M. i. RtiSKIN LUGGAGE REPAIR SHOP [Awards for first, second, third ;He had a strong following in theof government prevail." j young man while a resident of fourth ward in the November elec- honorable mention places will Mr. Kjellmark, who resides at | Garwood, where he was borough IMIIr. • A. M. •« • P. •.—Tk«n«ar. »*•••«•• ! by public acclaim. tion when he lost by only 140 votes out of a total of more than 1800 582 Trinity place, was born in I clerk for several years. Survey {Continued from Patjv I'. room in the basement this r, and it is planned to combine teachers and board loom for * classroom next. The house- use census on present fami- , a complete report on proposed •ing from the building inspec- ts former five year censuses tak- i tqr the federal government and sources will be combined to j out future needs in borough facilities. 'A. C. Patterson, chairman of i aurvey committee, which conv Dr. L. K. Beech, Herman , Horeckei, Arthur Bitwise, Rob How, Dr. Minor C. K. Jones, Patton and F. H. Sted enlarged on the proposed for the instruction of the tin! who will take the census VEGETABLES ,-hout Mountainside. With I the facts before the committee, expect, after compilation, to I able to fortell school needs for > next five, 10 and 15 years; to whether just the addition of tew classrooms would cover lo- needs; or the construction of lew school would be necessary. the latter, the best possible lo- pare ne I due to centralization of pop- COFFEE You save every day on In addition to the above hnr-Flo Roasted. A blend for every tastt. BUTTER nationally-famous brands «, they have also checked lo- at your friendly Acme! Prices ecbool growth in classes and Asco Coffee £ 44c KERNEL groups since 1900, and will RICHER BLEND. Ground fresh to your order. «r 'check with surrounding 1 I at to how they met the same WincrestCoffee^Oc'r PEAS 'i 19c demand for school facil- LIGHTER BODIED, vigorous taste. Fresh ground Out of the mast will be pick- I the beat possible answer for lo- Ideal Coffee ST ^ 55c Holiday ML MOMIi CMIIHIB p 1 purpose*. HEAVY BODIED. Tops them ail! Try It I Brownie ||<«ptains who were assigned LENTEN FEATURES Pineapple !.V 15c census areas include: Mrs. IAIIT OAMHN Tuna Fish Cr^aT. 39c 39c ot _ ! Kelly, Mrs. Martha Knight, oflM Mix Del Monte Peas , A. Jennings, John A. Ferguson, Tuna 35" •£.... 41c - ' Urner, W. M. Meinicke, HEINZ ell Wilcox, C. R. Parry, M. K. Tomato Sauce ^..3! •r, Fhmklin Palcannis, Mrs. Sardines In Oil '.tT lie ard Kapke, Arthur Bliwise, Baby Food C,..m Stylo 35c Salmon SLI C«l MONTI lan E. Honecker, Malcolm HEINZ 1 ft 4«-es. QO. ht and Mrs. Joseph Hershey. Sardines 29c ITIAINID 1I0V |ars MV **29c Each captain may select work- KT OORTONS FOOD 7 Pineapple Juice ' 39c in their particular areas and Codfish Cakes \t+l. CM,22 • c • 6 ltr 83c I to meet at the school on Tues- VOUllSn IHHDDfD P>ck.(. JUICES •"occot t, Mar. 30 for their census cards. 16c Codfish Cakes -STL 20c Farmdale Orange Juice 3^: 31c Local Contests RiceSr-^a^. 20c Evap. Milk Blended Juice 3'^ 29c fContlnoad from pig* I) Egg Noodles ">£!+ 19c Grapefruit Juice 3 ^ 28c » 0. Steenrrafe, a teacher in CAMPHU'i VMUIeld High School, seek nom- Mueller's Macaroni Jt, 16c JgUn to the State Assembly. Tomato Juice 3 "r 29c Tomato Soup "ST., 10c Ocean Spray VftMMIU 1J-OI. Kjellmark, Taxpayers Fu- c JUICI COCKTAIL 23c Cranberry V or Price AQuolHy Large Prunes p., 21c VEGETABLES ACME MEATS PHONE FRUITS 1 i f Acme Sav-U-Trim gives you morie meat for your money by removing much Sauce 'IT. 17c Ideal Peas - «^. ..„ 18c surplus fot before weighing. Come)—compare—be convinced! TuttJe Hardware Fruit Cocktail ""£.., 37c 1 ib WAI Purplo, In Ixtra BeamiSSr ' 2 7.r 35c ON 1 Armour's HtMvy Syrup 10-vi. can23c Fresh Cala Hams 39c WESTFIELD 2-6700 1 Pork & Beans *«° 2121c Freestone Peaches?.: 25c TREET Lima Beans rAtMBAL,..£.,.... 25c Serve a tasty fresh cala ham foe a change this week-end. Pie Apples, 'COMITOCK •. IO-OI. 31c M ew SlICED *• com '.IT 41c Corn Niblets 2 ITT 35c Frying Chickens lt£ "• 43c Rib Roast tt"-l * rfts. 7" cut FRfSH "READY-FOR-IHE-MN" Edw. Mackie it Son* Apple Sauce 1 IO-OI. 25c Whole Beets "oirol..„ 19c Chuck Lamb »45c taMSM nartMHl H. I- Frying Chickens *— * 69c httro M Vmr*. CRACKERS Ideal Sirloin Steaks -65c Tomatoes 23c Legs & Rumps Veal ••• 57c Sunshine Hydrox J^ 25c Dog Food BAKING NEEDS Plate Soup Meat * 19c UPHOLSTERING Krispy Crackers TX 25c Rib Veal Chops * 79c Fresh Spare Ribs SUP COVERS 2 "*"• 29c Rib Lamb Chops * 79c Nabisco Grahams X 28c <• cant *»W Honey Comb Tripe MATTRESSES AND BOX Pie Filling p 15c tmM SPRINGS RENOVATED Nabisco Ritz £ 20c Beef Tongue «. 53c Bacon Squares Kirkman's Pie Filling »\J.£.,,y,",.i«, 33c * 31c MO SOMERSET STREET. PANTRY NEEDS Cottage Butts * 75c Stewing Lamb n**iKirntM>. n. j. Pie Filling *29c Chopped Ham ^rr,.-49c Borax Soap ,, 23c Smoked Cala Hams * 45c Sauerkraut A Q-T Frosting b Vienna Sausage rr;".J 8c g . 12c Italian Sausage 59c 3«...: 22c StrawberrySb , vanilla, chocortita Breast of Veal LEHIGH VALLEY COAL Cream of Rice T^i^ 27c SOAPS Sausage Meat »45c Bologna KOPPERS COKE Sunbrite Cleanser 2 — 13c Kirkman's HIMHEY'S COCOA ioni« Pork Sausage » 55c Toi let Soap Midget Salami Stoker Coal Specialiita. MMVMM MITAl POLISH «J1 Cleanser 4 <*« 28c Beef Liver *• 65c lb rsoxon ..„. k.ni. zlc CASHMICAtHMIMU lOUQUilOUQUiTT ' Assorted Meat Loaf 59c Toilet Soap 1 HORAN LUMBER Parson's Ammonia t, 20c 2 r 15c 3 «*•• 28c Lamb Liver '»55c Liverwurst * 59c 1 Palmolive Soap 2tT25c & COAL CO. Cleanser r 2 7.:; 21c r Frosted Food DBpartnfnt Ftituf** Central Ave. at WaX Furnit.,. pint, JDC «.„ OOC Colgate PalmoliveSoap2 :i.ri7c 9 Lehigh Valley Railroad Palco Cleanser 3 «"• 14c FAB Colgate VEL , pa*. ;. 29c Teddy's Fillet of Cod JT£ A 39c WESTFIELD 2-1326 BLU-SUDS 2^.'17C PX 29C Kirkman Powder 7: 22c Birdseye or Libby's Peas 1ST 49c •rroittd nnit Not in AJI stom McINTYRE'S OPEN EVERY Lawn Mower Shop Dairy Dcpt. , Serve New Power and Hand FRIDAY 'TIL riety! for Lenten Menus! Acme's Oven Fresh Mowers in Stock OOID SEAl EXTRA LAROE GRADE A" All WHITE Bake Goods Power and Hanti Mowari Bluo Carton / Expertly Sharpened & Repaired Strictly Fresh Eggs o«H C Welding, Jabbing. VIKGIMH Uf MlKtHD SffCMll URGE "GRADE B" 'Phone WEstfield 2-2528 IAIOE MIXED COLORS Cocoanut Cream Bar Cake Geo. Mclnlyre, Jr., Prop. Gold Seal Eggs 61c Silver Seal Eggs 57c 235 N. Elmer St., Weitfield Carton of 12 Fine golden cake with cream icing, ISatnlillalied since lUlMI Kid Corton ol 12 AMERICAN DOMESTIC cocoanut topped. A regular 45c 35c Swiss Cheese "• 69c value! Try it now! Loaf Cheese ,'££!. 45c CoI 24-Pc. Silverware Set Muenster Cheese* 49c Mild Cheese r 61c !lh T. A. Crane b 5 vl o l d With $10 In Purchases On Our Silverware Card! Aged Cheddar 69c Margarine TS. 27c Louisiana Crunch Ring " r.H o;Z :"' 45c Quality Painting 98 Bleu Cheese »• 69c Parkay ""TA. 36c Raisin Sfreussel Coffee CakeVIIIO1NIAl " pl ln "••T.,'.,. 15c & Paperhanging 3 With Card Supreme Assorted Rolls ^ " 6 knives with stainless steel Glendale Club Cheese T 5c Reasonable Prices. blades, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 Supreme Sandwich Bread tr,!'t' 1 Estimates Cheerfully soup spoons. Well plated with tt-lb. Given. • pure silver on the finest quality Supreme Enriched While Bread 14t 18 Year* of Experience. nickel silver. . Act now! CALL CR. 6-0989-M jrou,Too7 Can Help Through Your Red Cross + GIVE NOW! lorrjpany THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 Patricia Priett, Walter Vacationing in Bermuda Evelyn Baker, Robert Oueopathic Aux. Despy Skomrims to Eckhart Set Date H. Adatte to Wed Hold* Bridge Party WedSaturdmy TOWN Miss Patricia Priest, daughter \ Mrs. M. A. Baker of Westfield The Union County Women's OK- Despy Skourlas, for several years of Mr. and Mrs. Kufus H. Priest has announced the engagement of cf 12 Lafcialle avenue, Cranford, teopathic Auxiliary held its third the recipient of the scholarship of- has announced plans for her mar- her daughter, Evelyn Ruth, to annual bridge party Monday at fered by the Westfield Musical riage to W'ulter E. Eckhart, son Robert H. Adatte, son of Mr. and Koos Borther.s Railway. The pro-; Club, will be married Saturday to with SALLY of Mr. anil Mrs. Arnold Eckhart Mrs. Albert L. Adatte of Bound ceeds will be used toward main-1 Lughton Ballew, head of the dra- Sr., of 849 Kimbull avenue. The Brook. tenance of the nursery of the Me- 1ma department of the University ceremony will be performed at the Miss Baker is a graduate of morial Osteopathic Hospital, Eliz- j of Georgia. Westfield schools and is now asso- First Presbyterian Church, Cran- abeth. Mrs. William D. Hollstein I For the past three years, Mi«« 1 ford, at 4:30 o'clock Saturday, ciated with the American Tele- is chairman of the ways and means j phone and Telegraph Co. in New Skourlas has been a member of Apr. 23. Rev. Hubert G. Long- : i committee, assisted by Mrs. Chas. the Music School faculty of the er, pastor, will officiate. A recep- York. !h. Smith and Mrs. A. T. Sand- Mr.- Adatte is a graduate of Un- university. The ceremony will tion will follow at the Park Hotel quist of Westfield, Mrs. Kingsland take place in Athens, Ga., in the aret Beard, daughter of Mr. and Plainfield. ion Junior College, Cranford and Ostrander of Cranford and Mrs.' b is completing- his studies at Rut- home of Hugh Hodgson, head of pt; are ulaiuicu |"*"prior* ---•-Mr3•. Willia- —m M. Board of 217 Miss Priest has selected Miss I Walter M. Hamilton of Roselle (he school's music department. gers University. During the wa' rPark. Mr and Mrs. Don-1 Prospect street Antoinette Moody of Cranford as he served in the navy submarine IWi.=s Skuurlas is well-known is d her maid of honor. Bridesmaids j The Apr. 11 meeting:, the an-Westfield as a gifted pianist. will include Miss Marjurie Kekhart servcie for two and one-half years. nual luncheon, will be held in the of Westfield, sister of the pruspec- I Mansard Inn, Plainfield. 1 tive bridegroom, Miss Kuth Ed- Gloria Menard, Robert A theatre party will be held on wards of Weehawken, a classmate ' Ingraham to Wed Apr. 20, Et » matinee perform- of the bride-elect's at Bucknell, ' ance of a Sony of Norway at the . dons, Mr. and Mrs. i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. New- and Miss Margaret Holbert of Bay- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Men»rd Paper Mill,Playhouse in Millburn. Gor onne. , Sterner, formerly of West-1 eji jr. of Orchard street returned : of Bellows Falls, Vt., announce Further information may be ob- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert j home this week from a vacation Arnold Eckhart Jr., of Plain- Mhe engagement of their daughter, tained from Mrs. William Holl- Over M \rmi, Aa Ht4 I s and weekend guests of the j ;n Florida. field will be his trother's best man. ' Gloria, of 419 West 34th street, stein, We. 2-2191, Mrs. Kingsland Ushers will include James L. Har-' New Yorlc, to S. Robert Ingraham, Ostrander, Cr. 6-0188 or Miss Lot- Nee Dell Shoe Stores rison, Bichard Pleninger and Wil- ; son of Mr. und Mrs. S. Merton In- Lie Kingsland, Ro. 4-0531-M. j of Embree crescent entertained on liam Hanna, all of Westfield. , : graham of 82.1 Dorian road, 171 E. BROAD ST. and Mis. John Worth of j Saturday night for several couples Miss Priest is a graduate of i Miss Menard is a graduate of LEADER WANT ADS PAT liarks avenue are also enter- at dinner and bridge. Cranford High School and Buck- i Bellows Falls High School and WHTTKIO »t cocktails prior to the Mrs. Wiliiam*H~Sniyers of Syl- nell University, class of 1D48. She 1 attended the New York Institute ,. Mr. Worth is chairman of vania place entertained last Thurs- is a member of Alpha Chi Omega \ of Dietetics. She is now employ- day at tea in honor of Mrs. L. R. sorority and Alpha Kappa Delia ied by the United States Rubber notliei' couple who will enter- Johnson of Wilmington, O., who is honorary society. I Co. in Rockefeller Center. « Mr. and Mrs. Walton S. visiting her son-in-law and daugh- Mr. Eckhart is a graduate of { Mr. Incraham is A graduate of ,n of Cherry lane. ter, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hol- I Admiral BilUrd Academy, New Westfield High School. He is p'res- aday of Stanmore place. I London, Conn., and Bucknell Uni- | ently employed by Irving R. Boody ,, Roberta Cook, daughter of versity, class of January, l'J4i). and Co. in New York and is also ™nd Mrs. H. J. Cook of 536 j attending Union Junior College in t itreet, was hostess last Sun- Mr. and Mrs." Herbert K. Welch He served two and one-half years Jr., of Shackamaxon drive had asin the United States Marine Corps, j Cranford. During the war, he ifttrnoon at a cocktail party their weekend guests her father, served in the European theatre in honor of Miss Miriam Brace part of which time was spent in William G. Miller and Mrs. Miller »r J ». r. u t T, , D™ »<;rniii Deer Isle, Me., who recently re- selected Saturday, Mar. 26, as the Mr. and Mrs. James T. Cava- ot hlck turned from a three-months stay Elizabeth Town und Country Club j P luncheon today at 1:15 •n she and Mr. Cole, son of date of her marriage to Burnett naugh of Holybke, Mass., have an- Wil- them and you for thinking of H, W. Cole and the late Mrs. at Sarasota, Fla,, will be the O. Doane Jr., son of Air. and Mrs. nounced ttie engagement of their and tho Nlantic Bay Yacht Club °/ of Nutley, will be married in guests of Mrs. P. E. Winter of liam S. Magalhaes of C34 Knoll- her. Doanc of 1424 Martine avenue, daughter, Margaret Ann, to David of East Lyme, Conn., where the wood terrace. Bridge will follow Congregational Church at 8 Trinity place over the weekend. Plainfield. The ceremony will be Hay Miller, son of Mrs. Daniel family has a'summer home. the luncheon. Order .today from with Rev. J. L. McCorison performed by Rev. Ralph T. Haas Leeds Miller of 9 Fair Hill road, pislor, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Harding- ham and son, Jeff, will be in West- in the chapel of the Crescent Ave- and the late Mr. Miller. jnd Mrs. Eutlcdge Tomlin field this weekend from Le Roy, N. nue Presbyterian Church, Plain- Miss Cavanuagh attended the i Boulevard arrived home last Y., ifor a visit with her parents, field, at 4 o'clock. A reception will College of Our Lady of the Elms COMPLETE SELECTION OF GOWNS ,froin a winter's vacation at Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Butcher follow in the assembly room of the at Chicopee Falls, Mass., and' at lUuderdale, Fla. of Wychwood road. Mr. and Mrs. church. present is a student at Northamp- for the Spring bride and her en- Butcher also have as their guests, Miss Walker will be attended by ton Commercial College, Northamp- tourage. • George B. Anthony of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, Miss Rosamond Doane, sister of ton, Mass. jfield road will return next the bridegroom-elect. and Mrs. William Peden and their Mr. Miller was graduated from Formals now in stock. I from a two weeks stay at small son, Robert Stout of Plainfield will the Pingry School in Eliiibeth and 501 W. GROVE ST. 1 Orleans, La. -•- be best man. Robert Adatte of served in the Naval Reserve dur- Westfield 2-1142 J ••- Mr, and Mrs. Norris C. Bar-Bound Brook and Edward G. Walk- ing the war. He is a senior ut |is. Harold L. Stoddard of nard of Topping Hill road recent- er Jr., brother of the bride-elect, Nichols College of Business Ad-1 Jo's Bridal Shoppe PUnljr of Space •• rgreen place, East Orange, for- ly returned from a trip to Buf-will usher. ministration, Dudley, Mass., where j j of Grandview avenue, enter- falo, N. Y. and Oberlin, O., where Miss Walker is a graduate of he is manager of the hockey team. I 431 NORTH AVE., W. . WESTFIELD I Friday st tea in honor of they visited with their daughter, Westfield High School and Lasell He is a grandson of the late Mr. | Houri: 9:30 to 6 Daily . Evening, by Appointment . W. R. P. Adams and herMarion. On their return trip they Junior College, Auburndale, Mass. and Mrs. Daniel Leeds Miller of :r, Mrs. Henry G. Holch of stopped in Pottstown, Pa,, for a Mr. Doane was graduated from Old Lyons Farms, N. J., and Tarn-! a avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Adams visit with Mrs. Barnard's parents. Franklin and Marshall College and pa, Fla., and of the late Mr. and) [Mrs. Holch are moving soon Mrs. Barnard was in Pottstown Union Junior College, Cranford, Mrs. David Hay of Hillside. He Washington where Mr. Adams ifor several days this weti for a and is now attending Rutgers Uni- is o gieat great grandson of the [been truii/trrtd. visit with her parents. ""** veraitjr,--l(Ui4i!g the war he servei! late Daniel Leeds Miller of Phil- hh\ 'Andrews of North •• ^^ three -years in the U. S. Navy, Brand New Mrs. Louis Tofte of Cedar ter- adelphia, Pa., and Riverton, N. J., +fr S wtmie left last Thursday with duty in the South Pacific Who wag the first president of the |> viiit uith relatives in Pan-race is entertaining her "bridge theatre. club this afternoon. Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insur- Miss Walker was feted at a sur- ance Co. 'and of the late Thonuis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Derge sail- prise kitchen shower Monday by Ridgway of Philadelphia, who was anil Mrs. Robert A. ed Tuesday for Bombay, India, Miss Mildred Morton of New Prov- one of the original trustees of the SINGER Electrics STORY BOOK fat, formerly of Elm street, after a three-months visit in this idence road. Stephen Girard Fund and who I now making their home with COTTON | Sekwarrt parents, Mr. andcountry. Mr. Derge is associated f Harry D. Taylor of Coleman with the California-Texas Oil Co. THB HIGH COST OP LIVING hal AB advertised Mrs. Ralph Embree of North r cut heavily into, your clothing in "SEVENTEEN" Chestnut street was hostess to her and Mrs. Norris Burbank budget you need a brand new daughter of Baltimore spent sewing club Tuesday night. «k in Wcstfield with his Mrs. F. H. Walker has roturn- SINGER* Sewing Machine. A washable, Sanforized »r and sister-in-law, Mr. and j ed to Westfield after u visit at "illiara E. Burbank of Ever- I Rome and Bronxville, N. Y. Mrs. Then you can make, mend and pique dress like an ivory Wara. Mrs; Embank gave a i Walker resides at Fair Hill road iborhood tea last week in hon- alter your own clothes at well ai miniature of yesteryear. I with her son and his wife, Mr. an. CIIUXE DESK MODI »e guests. I Mrs. Alva Walker. the wardrobe for the entire family Dorris Varnum has i. Marion K van Haagen, I -*- •.. and at substantial savings. | Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of designed it with a long, C1« Mrs. James S. Wroth of avenue had a3 their Immediate Delivery on some pointed bib, front and back, SINGER models, M5J; MS *•• ; cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green- edged with lace of Irish "of Rochester, N. Y. pricet start et inspiration. Tiny collar to ••«1 Mr,. David H. »^y ! 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Sizes 9 to 15. Guaranteed .'50 and up anDREw Hoir Styllit SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. HERBERTS The Fashion Center of Wast/ield Ave., cor. Lenox . Opp. Post Offico Opon Moii. Evo. 'Til 0 62 ELM STREET . WESTFIELD Tulephono WE. 2-<10!)0 Tel. WE. 2-5626 Rial to Theatre Bldff., We.lfi.ld THE WESTFIBLD LEADEB, THURSDAY, MARCH \t, 1949 I floor of Hahne'B Newark store. ' President, Donald Belcher; vice 200 Attend Flower* I ftmrtomt to Attend M". Adam J « ., MmrtkA WUm Aid Rece teed Gratefully 'president in charge of publicity, To Be Club Gmeml j Clubs from all parts of the state Guy Lyman; vice president in \ And Fmhioms Shorn \ Aun. , are planning a gala day and are Im Mott Countries, Vandercook Rereali looking forward to ence Hebeit. charge of stage arrangements, B. Of Rotmry Club chance to "I don't think anyone would j Mrs. Walter L. Bay Jr., opened. y Patton; treasurer, Robeil Tay- | Mr. and Mrs. William N. Bar-meet old friends nad make new j =— as to whether the kind of, the meeting- by paying tribute to lor; chairman, Mrs. Howard T. < tow, who were residents of West- ones. Proper flower srracgemenis to political society to which we Amcr- two oki members who recently died,! Bonnett; secretary, Mrs. E K. I field for many years, will motor to Once again club women will par- with ticipate in tjunning the store, A Seass are devoted could survive," Miss Harriet Hale and Mrs. E«n-; Befckwith Jr. we.rw.Ui various costumes wer, • ^rf N c t0 attend the an. heckled John W. Vandereook, jamin Julian. She then welcomed ' Mrs. Bonnett is chairman of the modeled at a spnng luncheon L, ; rican fashion show will be part of the 6 t field V con ention of the Ame planned entertainment. Mrs. Wil- news commentator, author, explor- the Old Guard who were guests [ concerts committee, assisted by '^T ^' I *** t ?°J?''- i Bandmasters Association of which er and lecturer, in the opening re- and made several important an- Mrs. J>. P. Larsen, mid the follow- .Club under the d.r«t** foundly grateful; that we can )iev-j only. Ann Dtlufield of the Do- Mrs. F. C. Worte of Short Hills j er repay France in money for what Barry Success School will speak. ler, Mesdames Ralph Hall, J. Cum-' During the luncheon, flower ar-tttW© WOBMB, I WBy minijs Haslam, Albert Hastorf, will speak" about "The Wayside"! they have griven us in human lives. A $250 prize will be awarded to a rangenients were created before j Jt Htlhne'l Apr. 1 in Concord, Mass. This was the Jessie Hewsmi Jones, Robert King, r factories and buildings for they lucky person. the audience by Virginia Gary, as- girlhood home of Louisa Hay Al- were the major battlefield of the The report of the nominating Victor Kruse, John Kuttler, R. C. Eociated with H. L. Vance, Flor-1 Shiny little roller, Lauver, J. A. McKaig, L. B. Mi- On Apr. 1, the New Jersey State cott. It was bought by Nathaniel •oft pastel Jiovel war; and that Germany still re- committee was piven by Mis. R. ist, of Westfield, R. G. Vance of iFederation of Women's Clubs will Hawthorn* who gave it iti present tains the same cynical attitude H. Workman, chairman. The slate chael, Miss Ella Mills, es and clot. Zv DEAN HAYWARI) KENN1STON Westfield and guest arrangers, Gil j It Inter became lors and half hZ with no feeling of guilt or respon- will be voted on at the animal A|so Jie.sdames j,,hn Platf, Hay- Whitten of Montclair, George j an's Day at Hahne's Department • sibility for the state of the world meeting in April. mond Powell, V. E. Rinehart, A. Smith of New Brunswick and Au- Store in Newark. This event, tie Pepper" fame and i« still own- today. They feel that a third world The membership chairman, Mrs. Ritterbush, H. J. Rosbacher, Sher- Michigan Alumni gust CBeregow of Newark. , which ia becomin 1 which becoming increasingly ed by her daughter. war is inevitable and for this le; C. H. Stuhler welcomed 14 ncw!w00(i gchaub, Miss Kay Sharman, Mrslrma Tupper, formerly pub- ] , , j •on Mr. Vandercook thinks that I members. Sirs. Day invited the, Mesdames Charles Smith, St. Clair To Hear Kennitton l ic relations directoorr with ThomaThomas ; „,£ n. ...i. ib women thru- Mrs. WurU lived in "The Way- the state, serves the worth- Germany is receiving too much j flub members to adjourn to the sn,tjn) Miss Frances Stiles, Mes- Young's Orchid. Inc., waB the com- side" for several yean and recre- while purpose of contributing a aid, for it probably will be used lower rooms where the club art; ,jame, jof,n Steuernagel, Dan 'Academic Freedom" will be dis mentutor at the enthusiasticallasticalyy ates the atmosphere of an old against us at some future date, department had a display of pic-1 Sweet, Harold Sweet, John Q. cussed by Dean Hayward KenniB- received flowers andd fhfashioi n show. substantial amount to the State home hallowed by the preaence of The other 15 countries are tha; ' * " J """* *•--<•• Mrs. Tupper is recognized a* one Federation magazine, The New m, of A|lwrica. mMt tSwad Jerecy Clubwoman. ful ifor the help we give th. leading flower styl- authorg. without it they doubtlessly e< nientators. Hahne and' Co.,as in other not survive. luded Meedamea W..years , will donate a percentag- -e of K. of C. Holiday Mr. Vandercook concluded by day, Apr. 9, when prizes will be pj HpfM P/|| Thursday, Mar. 24. Dr. gennis- G. Birmingham Jr., R. C. Mer- I t"t»»l sales based on the attendance saying that if we use our strength, ! awarded. ton received his A.B., A.M. andvine, W. Kvedar, E. J. Nelson, L. i of club women. In addition, priz- Dance Tonight our minds, and our hearts we may Meet Wednesday Ph.D. deS'ees from Harvard; lat- F. Vogt Jr., and Misses Lois Cohe es will be given as follow come through all riirht. {Community Concert* er he was dean of the Graduate and Sally Guthrie. A |25 _gif t certificate will be „.giv. - Westfield Council, Knightu of School, Cornell University and is Mr. Vandercook, who was in- i Memberthip Campaign Members of Pi Beta Phi will William Gurbe, president of the en to clubs having the largest per- j Columbus, will hold it' annual St. troduced by the program chair- ! met Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the now dean, College of Literature lb id pl gests and i _.. ,.„ ^,llu3 ..aT...H i,.t .oKtrai I'CI-j ^uiumuus, win noia IU annual club, introduced special guests and , centcentaga e off ththeiir tttotal membershibhip ' PikPatrick''s DDayy dance tonighngtt at man, Mrs. Drew Hall, answered Open* Mar. 21-25 {home of Miss Ruth Jennings of Science and the Arts at the Uni-presided at the meeting. Winners registered (1) to the club with numerous questions which were of versity of Michigan. of ththe dood r i Old Evergreen Lodge, Springfield, _. ! S75 Boulevard. Co-hostesses will prizes, presented by membership of 100 or less; (2) to for members, their families and great interest to the exceptionally ,t . —r-jUC The toast master for the evening Jay Rodges, were Mrs. William j the club having a in The campaign .'or memberships be Ml.s, R. L. Hoffmeister and Mrs. membership of friends. Gtorge Hill's Orchestra Icvge audience. The president, j the Westftald Community Con-jjj. Barnard. will be Col. Walter B. FaTiss of Hollstein and Mrs. E. E. Peter- 100 to 300 inclusive. will play for square and modern certs Association for the comin i Northern New Jersey Club 3 The Summit. Other speakers will bu son. Rev. Merle Irwin gave the In addition, a grand prize of dances. season will b1*e. held MarMar. 21-25212K, j:!••i vvill meet for luncheoi n at*' 12:30 I the president of the club, Dr. Leon invocation. Muiical Evening Monday through Friday, He d n il iL $100 will be given to the Pan James Houlihan is general chair- * "(p. m. Monday, Mar. 21, at the '-•••aid• Herma- n o'f °Summit , --an•d -the Ralph D. Williamson presided American Exchange Scholarship quarters will be at the Band Stand,! past president, Donald J. Reese of at the Hammond organ which pro- , man assisted by Martin J. Green, Held to Benefit East Broad street. oiH7s! John K.Evans of Orange. George Crookes of Westfield. Other members of the vided the musical background for Fond in the name of the club with James Mornn and Joseph Klci- Club Scholar$hip board of goveronrs who are spon- thth e fhfashioi n showh . TThh e organ was 200 or more members registered, mack.. There will be prizes donat- soring the dinner a»e: Mrs. Nelson loaned by Myrle Garbe. All club women are urged to ed by local merchants and enter- The music department of the M. Smith, East Orange; Mr. and Tables were attractively decor- register as early as possible—the tainment. Irish ballads will be deadline is 2 o'clock—on the third sung by Mrs. Edward Gottlick, Westfield Woman's Club held a mu- Mrs. Frank i PV»W Tr \v7«t* ated wlth bou1«etB of spring flow- tical evening at the home of Mrs. j. *eeiy ji.,»e»t- hi) h t the Westfield board of directors im-1 nre asked to contact Mrs. R. H. field; Mrs. Gerald R. Brophy, Melvin J. Miller last week for themediately after the campaign. The' Ritterbush, We. 2-1271 Westfield; T. GeralH. Wickendend R. Brophy, Short, L _.',., rith a .ingle flower to carry benefit of the club's scholarship series this year included Whitte-j Hills; Dr. S. C. Sonkin, Cranford theme of the fund. more and Lowe, duo-pianists; Na-j ArrangerB Circle to and Mrs. Donald J. Reese, West- Kieth MacOonald, brilliant young dine Connor, lyric soprano of the; field. Vene* at Lafayette pianist of Plainfield, arranged the Metropolitan and radio; John Ty- Work on Spring Theme ers, baritone, and the St. Louis Wk Si Th program. Virginia Ackerman Vigi- Balaaee* Eatloaa far Cam JIaiion and Vittorio Verse, duo- lant! discovered Mr. MacDonald Sinfonietta with harp soloist, to The Arrangers Circle will meetj Almost any grain or (rain mix- be given in April. pianists, will play a recital at La- and taught him for many years. Tuesday at 0:15 a. m. at the home ture such as corn or oats will bal- fayette College in the Colten Me- He now studies with Eduard Steur- Subscriptions may be secured of the instructor, Mrs. Harold ance the rations for both milking morial Chapel Sunday, Mar. 20 at ' niann. through Mrs. Howard Bonnett, Brooks, of Prospect street. ^ cowl and growing heifers. Just to 4 o'clock. This is one of the re- Walter Nazemetz presented a general chairman. We. 2-6161, or' Members are requestequd to brinring make sure the herd is getting citals in the spring term concert Tlunlutoii group of tenor solos accompanied any membeb r of thh e committee, orj j material to use in the making of enough phosphorus, it might be a series given by the college. by Mr. MacDonald. Mr. Mazemetz at* th" e Ban" d* Stan*•• d• Mar"* . 21-25sprini g linli e arrangements, with good idea to add 100 to 150 pounds Mrs. Verse is the former Mari- who bttymr/ studied in Wiesbaden, Germany, from 10,12 a. ,m. and 1-5 p. m. forced branches, early spring flow- of wheat bran to a 1,000-pound on Lackas of Westfield. HiW for three years with Fritz Mechler Officers of the association are: ers, etc. mixture of corn and oats. of the Vienna State Opera. Mr. MacDonald played a group cf piano solos and was joined by WESTFIELD'S SUNDAY Robert Pascocello in a group f of their own arrangements for two pianos. They are preparing foi Smart Mothers KMW, G. 0. Keller television together. denting b the Pest for the OPEN THIS SUNDAY means a corsage. We're ex- JARV1S perts at making them, using 0pNtMM.Manll1 her favorite flower, if you • A. M. K9P.IL AT MOON Whole Family wish. When you'n boyiiH 33td INTERNATIONAL Senlce clothes, linem or i«f| A wide price range. other washable, H'lji CLOSED THIS SUNDAY smart, thrifty ibufj ping to know tW Bell's Whelan't DOERRER'S FLOWERS really are wai 167 ELM STREET before you buy. Baron' Tel. WE. 2-2400 The familiar C 3W Washable Sell •raitf Cfitral Pallet American Irati MOM toul-fttrrtng, anort colorful Laundering ia t than ever! Four acm of csctuntcd sure guide loi ., girdcni, fragrant bloom•, toots, able washabilitya'l equipment, MMB, bulbs, outdoor f ur- nitutt. New&mlarrangnunt ideas long wear. Any I w make your home aoort livtaMi. that has thia se«llf| lunchitm, tn, iinmt $trtti 4th floor. S c h a e f e r ' s earned it by i most rigid labonWl and laundry tali *| will never b Brand New 1949 Values! torted by These are not specials but new fading, or other ftw^ merchandise that represents outstand- washability. ing values on today's market. Look for the C Washable Seal LUV-LEE JOAN KENLEY washable? you t Aimtnion rej)cti to $1.30 (la fore you buy. Then," tU4t4).ChH4,m 73*. Ho*r»; AW SO Sq. Percale PURE SILK BLOUSES FINE COTTON opening Jay. neon to 10:30 p.m. The HOUSE DRESSES the beat of care, f *itet 10 to 10:30, Sstutjfj 10 to 9 p. PRINT HANKIES them to a laundry |1 March 21-26 $2?? displays the See How Our Expert Dry Cleaning Takes In Printi Institute of I membership seal PERVEL Out More Dirt-Yet Costs No More GLAMOUR GIRL l YES! PAPER DRAPES PURE SILK SCARFS Send us your Dry ing«lw,. COTTON PAJAMAS Spring Print* Same high qua''' Gloveskin Stubborn SpohjJ our Laundry Serf 98c Pr.t lonithadl • Colon IUvHflllx»4 No fade, no drip y $|9S s # * * Does Drive-In Service • DMply Emb«idMl Dirt OonT • BoHw Prott Lattc lon«*7 For your convenw PEPPERELL SHEETS GLOLON BLANKETS Never a Parking r Miracles SCATTER PINS 63 x 99 . . $2.59 SALE . . . LIMITED TIME ONLY Overnight. 72 x 108 3.09 Van If you mutt Now CASES . 76c Waah a Diah DRAPES-SLIP COVERS Wool and Rayon Large Selection Laundry Ser or 608-626 North Ave. I CLEANED THE BETTER G. O. KELLER WAY OFF WESTFIELTJ Abuse your band* GLAME' JEWEL BOXES MARY BARRON SLIPS Tel. WEstfield 2'» in any way, CAPE LEATHER BAGS Have a jar of $|95 Gloveakin handy. WESTFIELD BRANCH: 11 EAST BROAD ST. $500 $2?5 J A.RVIS Phone WE. 2-4381 Assorted Colors 54 ELM ST. Burnil Crepe M i R N S. G. O. KELLER, C. Schaef er Cor. South and Leland Avenues 127 Park Avenue "No Poor G'oods At Any Price" Cor. Randolph Rd. and Arlington Av«. PLAINFIELD, N< Ji HOURS: 'pHONEi Phones: Plainfield 6-0100 —Other Towns WX-2100 (No Toll) 9 TO 5:30 DAILY DELIVERIES Clemicrs, Dyers, Rug Cleaners, Cold Storage Tuttle Ha WESTFIELD, N. J. ON THE WRSTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 LuDAR Share* in ^twrA To Be Win Honors at WeUfiM Old Cuatd VUU Merck PUmt WHS Handbook * State Meeting Today, Tomorrow Under Revision Alfred E. Driscoll will Plainfieldfil h, who wah s chosen as the Press Conference tc« attending the outstanding student of Holy Trin-1 Biennial revision of the West- ity High School. These girls will , field Hig'h School handbook is un- 1 be chaperoned by Mrs. Robert The Weather Vane, literal y | der way at present, according to L «e»- Jersey Society," Daugh- magazine of Westfield Hijrh, was ie /!» American Revolution to- HgriTia, state chairman of Junior | Principal E. L. Foose. The hand- DAB'*. awci-ded first place honors last I book will be reissued in the fall tonl nv ana . _ iur-s. DuBois Reilly, regent, and ' weekend by judges at the Colum- land will not be revised again un- bia Scholastic Press Conference, i til 1951. be among Mis. Richard Ruebling, recording secretary, will be the chapter's del- according to Miss Dolores Bord- The handbook contains much chite. egates at the state conference ac- ner and Miss Harriet Howard, ad- I pertinent information regarding companied by Mrs. J. W. Clissold visers. I the school. Its purpose is to fa- and Mrs. Robert King as alter- This marks the 25th successive miliarize incoming; classes with Tk* Eaater nates. Mrs. William Lane Boice, year in which the Weather Vatic hig-h school routine, organizations will toon he here. past regent and past state treas- has been entered in competition in i and general procedure. Work on ninth grade for the best de- urer of NJ DAR and the present this contest which is sponsored by the handbook is in charge of Har- Plan to shop early ' r nd b t made dress sub- n CS state president of Connecticut journalism groups at Columbia • old W. Thompson, assistant to the ZA The other, a junior first at the Farms Society, Daughters of the University. | principal, and K. L. Partt, adviser i -ill go to Marjorie Schmidt 1 17th Century, will go as a guest Editors, headed by Gretchen to the Hi't Eye, schMi newspa- "he'eighth grade These two of the state conference. Loesch, include Peter Waldrop, per. accompanied by Mrs. K. nners The Good Citizens from 65 high Elizabeth Cracey, Brock Brower, Sstetter, chapter chairman Danella Hewitt, Shirley Reynolds, He Girl Home-Makers, will go schools throughout the state will be preiented to the assembly by Joan Grey, Gail Green, Marcelle Trenton today to model their Thicbaux, Frances Harvey, Sean and receive their awards, Mrs. Paul J. Fogel of Morriatown, Msses state chairman of the Good Citi- Thompson, Elizabeth Brophy, Ian to which the dresses will be sent Heatly, Muriel Demarest and Bar- Washington to enter the na- zenship Pilgrimage committee. Certificates will be presented to bara Garrett. Ginny Van Derwerk- Ul contest to be held in April. is business manager. AlK) goir£ '» Trenton are the them by the state regent. An- On the art staff are Barbara innws "f the Pilgrimage con- nouncement will be made of the Miller, Bunny Dolan, Frances t Gretchen Loesch, daughter name of the State Pilgrim at this Windham, Jeanne Schaefer, Ar- jjt and Mrs. Hugo Loesch, who' time. Later they will be greeted lene Spindler, Elrion Mcreness, chosen as the outstanding stu- by the- Governor in his office at the Barbara Jones, Richard Moore, of Westfield High School and State House. Barbara Paftington, Bob Grant, m Thompson, daughter of Mr. A memorial service to members End Betty Zeitelhack. Sports edi- Mrs. Frank J. Thompwn of who have died during the past year will be conducted by- Mrs. tors are George Sutherland, Peggy Frederick M. Roaeeland, state Savoye and Alec Wanamaker. chaplain, of Short Hills. Ice Club Tea Fifty members of the Westfield Old Guard at a visit Mar. 4 lit the Rahway pfant of Merck * Dr. John D. Whitton of the De- McKinley PTA Co., Inc., manufacturing chemists. After being welcomed by Dr. P. K. Frolich of Westfield, vice pres- Afternoon partment of Poltiical Science Oif ident for research and development, they were shown a film on vitamins. Members then toured re- Princeton University, will give an Plans Apr. 1 Bazaar search laboratories and the sterile techniques building, where penicillin and streptomycin are processed •Tat Mount Holyoke Alumnae address on "Prance and the Inter- and packaged. » «f Northern New Jersey will national Situation" at this after- McKinley Parent-Teacher Asso- 4 ita »nnual spring tea Satur- noon's meeting scheduled for 2:16, ciation will sponsor a bazaar from • It 2:30 p. m. at the home of Reports of state chairmen and 1 until 5 p. m. Friday, Apr. 1, in Visit Student Watroug to Mark should be done both for the dogs tantldert, Mrs. Frederick N. chapter regents will be given at the school auditorium. end the safety of the community. 153 Highland avenue, this time. Council Here Company Anniversary This was followed by a question Mis. F. C. Hoffman, chairman, and answer period. The graduate council- The sessions tomorrow will be has announced the following Francis A. Watrous, 242 Edge- tin. Norman C. Firth of Ma- given over to report* of remain- booths: Baby, apron, old books, On Wednesday, Mar. 9, the Stu- wood avenue, a member of the , will report on her trip to ing state chairmen and chapter flahpond, < pantry shelf, refresh- dent Council officers and the spon- equipment engineering organiza- «college. regents, resolutions and amend- PHONE ments, Girl Scouts, white elephant sor of the Red Bank Junior High tion at the Western Electric ments to the by-laws. and portrait-painting. School visited the bi-monthly meet- Kearny Works, will observe his* to Newcomer* Two new features will be a flow- ing of the Roosevelt Junior High 25th company anniversary Mar. Tuttle Hardware Easter Seal Drive School Student Council. Board Member* er booth offering potted plants and 22. In recognition of the event ON To Begin Today a parcel post booth, where pack- They visited classes with the his associates will give him a ages will be Bold just as they come following' Roosevelt Student Coun- luncheon at the Robert Treat Ho- WESTFIELD 2-6700 llr!.'W. T. Kingsbury, retiring The annual Easter Seal Sale for through the mail. cil members: Lydie Diehl, secre- tel, Newark, on Mar. 23. He will trident of the Westfield New- the benefit of crippled children and tary; Sally Gerhurt, treasurer;. be presented with a gold service Mrs Club, WHS hostess at a adults will open today when every Tony Bavosa, president; and Mary emblem. pirty last Wednesday for 102nd to Train at community in New Jersey will re- Lancaster and Peter Speth, coun- tmbers of the board. She waa ceive these stamps in their mail. cil members. j BUDELL I recipient of a bridge table p're- Pine Camp in July The Easter Seal Sale will continue RJHS Students Have •ted by, the officers. The Red Bank Junior Hitch until East Sunday, Apr. 17, and is Htmbers attending included The 50th Armored Division, School has a newly organized Stu- conducted in the state by the New Assembly on Rabies ART SCHOOL tsdames Gordon Bond, C. E. 102nd Cavalry Group (Essex dent Council and the purpose of Jersey Chapter of the National So- CUMC« for Adult* Ma, H. C. Dohrman, W. L. Troop) will train at Pine Camp, their visit was to see how meet- ciety ifor Crippled Children and tarkson, S. N. Ewan Jr., David N. Y., from July 16 to 30. At ings are conducted here in junior A special assembly was held in Day and Evening Adults. The proceeds from the sale anaon, R. J. Scholl, E. J. Tauch, the camp during the same period hish. They hail read about the the Junior High School Tuesday of Easter Seals provides an exten- Children'* Claws '. E. Hansbury, A. H. Beyfuss, will be the 112th Field Artillery organization in the Roosevelt Jun- when a representative of the Stnte sive state-wide rehabilitation pro- L. Holfnieister, H. W. Tenney, Group. These units will have ap- ior High School Handbook and Board of Health spoke to the stu- Profeuional Instruction. gram for the handicapped of all J, Nelson, P. K. Rossiter, R. proximately 7,500 New Jersey were impressed by both the hand- dent body on rabies. Slides on ages, whether crippled by accident, Telephone Studio i Dowell and Gordon Ott. Guardsmen in camp. book and the council. the disease were' shown, accom- disease or birth. WntfieM 82T Fourth An., panied by a sound record explain- 2-328S WMtfiold, N. J. ing how doss KCt rabies, and what For rain-or shine- PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES raincoat-hat ensemble Fine Wedding Gift* North Station Plaxa tR^pOHD, N. J. O. 6-0149 by DebuUfg! A la Carle and Table d'Hote Dinnera NEW STYLES AND FINISHES THE FAIR MODERATELY PRICED Dining Room Open 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. 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cioso and Schumann's "Faschinsrs- field was elected by the junior class achwank aus Wein," Op. 26 (Car-of Holy Trinity High to represent the school at the annual GIIIB r nival Jest from Vienna). In ad- 'show entitled Four Year* «f S« rott. dition he will play a group of State convention to be held at WitL tltt CeUtjians i to be given by the Women's Syn- " Rawl and Debussy compositions. Trenton sometime in July. Miss chromied Swimming Club of Obf-r- pjjjejiet at Eileen Byrne was chose as alter- tin College this weekend. nate. John V. Saivato of 200 Baker from the University of Pennsyl- Father MeKeMM to The g-ivla attending this assem- WATCH FOR •venue i» attending: Oeighton Uni- vania last weekend. versify in Omaha, Neb., this se- Sin Rfidt»U Mmk* I Claudk) Arrau, noied Chilean Address CDA bly will observe the fjictioning metier. A (traduaie of WHS, Sal- Walter F. Smith of 712 Scotch Fimgry Hmmmr HmU jt-ianist who will come to the of the state government and will vato earned two letters in both Plains avenue has made the dean's | Mosque Theatfe, Newark, next Court Trintiy, 337, Catholic set up a model government, in baaketball «nd football and was list at Ohio University. Sunday at 2:45 p. is., in the h'n*l Daughters of America, will have which they will assume the roles captain of the track team. He is • • • Michael BnMol, live mm of Mr. of various state oflicails. M. Bristol Jr., concert of this season's Master as a guest speaker Wednesday at now a freshman in Ci'eighton . Three Westfield art school stu- and Mrs. Piano series of the Giilfith Music the clubhouse, 537 Rahway ave- THE OPENING . • • • dents at Syracuse University's of 6 Kimbal circle, has made the thhe fifthfifh Foundation, is now well-know to nue, Lieut. Comdr. John T. Mc- LEADIS WANT ADS PAY Seven students from Westficld College of Fine Arts have been! second hojior roH for Piagry School jo [ American audaencts as one of the Kenna, chaplain, USMMS. the only been cited on the dean's hon- named to the dean's list. Kamed to |month at the I most brilliant and versatile of pi- Catholic chaplain in the maritime •• or Ittt at Bucknell University for the scholastic honor roll were Mary Eloskath. service. At present Father Mc- Cordrey of Khnbail avenae, major- Otheis aefciwlne; the distinction | *BISts- PHONE adurlaEtic excellence during the , - I Not long a«e he was publicized Kemta is stationed at the Mer- fall term, it has been announced. ing in industrial design in her se- ar r chant Marine Academy, Kings ANEWER-LARCJBI They are: Nancy A. Barker, 6159 nior year; E. Annette Turner of Randolph Major, son of Mr. a.ftd 11° « ^^ <-» t°°"- "Believe It Or 1 wku : Point, L. I. .Everyone is invited Tuttle Hardware Skadowiawn drive; Mary C. Camp- 174 Lincoln road, a junior major- Mrs. Randeiph T. Major of Cales!, *?*" ,. * •«»« »»• ?•.•*»" to hear of his experience* and the ing in advertising desig-n and a awnae, MounUinside, second hoi.-! C'*^10 A"*a- f"T^ p!tn!%t- ON kdl, 626 Shadowlawn drive; Jane ho Be¥er message he will bring. member of Alpha Mu sorority; ore roH; Richmond Kitterbush, son|* *?**«* anythmg he has L. Craig, 307 Canterbury road; oncc Nancy Harkrader, 922 East Kim- and Laura Weaver of 731 Moun- of Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Ritter- >««*>"«««.' If his repertoire Mrs. Charles E. Dooley ii chair- WESTFIELD 2-1700 i L -t Lehigh University Music Festiva Bruce Malcolm of the Boulevard to ba presented today, tomorrow had as his guest over the week- /and Saturday as follows: end, Frances Snyder of Plainfield, Wilton J. Kite, 540 ghcTwood formerly of Westfield. They at- JOSEPHINE Westfield parkway; William A. Nickel*; Car. tended the Intel-fraternity Dental tar Nevius, MS Maye ttrwt; Don- Ball at the University of Penn- ald L. Brown, «37 Elm street; rV sylvania. Bruce is a sophomore commote ter Bickett, 641 Lawnsidc place; there aad Fruu is a staff nurse at IC SOMERSET STREET Harris S. Rush, 257 Orchard Muhlenberg Hospital. PL. 4-IB00 . PLAINFIELD ttreet; John Oliver Coltint Jr., * • •TIXIK HOL'Mli •06 Shadowlawn drive; Edwin Carol Rasmussen, Cornell 'SO, i* (• Bisa Duur—aaieraar Tin • 7mm Francis HaJI, 513 Derian place; is been elected treasurer of the -: Frank 8. Bartholomew, 564 Birch Women's Student Goveraatent As- arenue; Arthur Hartigut, 321 sociation. •Alftnburg Piano Houi Harrison avenue; William C. Kuhlke, 655 Shackanuwon drive; Jack Collins of Shadowlawn drive was home last weekend from W Kenneth Coghlon, «13 Summit ave- I* high. . aue; Charles F. Woodbury Jr., 645 Dudley court; John A. Ward, 6C7 r £ Lawrence avenue; Richard) A. Roy. tT, i Stanley oral; Robert E. Sax- ton, 616 Carleton road; William $ t, Glinim Jr., 670 Colonial avenue and Alan B. Gottte, 917 Carleton road. !>. ' • • • Sarah Hall of 446 Grove street, avox a aenior majoring in phyaital edu- The SPRING FORECAST cation at NJC, will eempUte her aeren weeks' period of practice] It tunny for tha woman who wantt to coordi- teaching at Plainfield High School nate her hat with h»r hairdo .. . incradibl* : tomorrow. to think that, at Bavarly, you can find tuch %- Robert D. Miller of 22» Sinclair an array of ... •lace, a senior at Pennsylvania •late majoring in physics, • hat Wen eitad) for scholastic achieve- GAY LITTLE LIDS... America's Great saent during the college's first se- taester.

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Jack Bacon, son of Mr. »nd Mr*. | Dr. and Mrs. John Breaniey Mos-1 missioned second lieutenants in thelHig'h School fjtamrg W. Bacon of SOT Dorian road willies announce the birth of a son,: Fabrics Make Home George Lever Arrive* Air Force Resfrve &nd awarded ] attend & i of March Events 1 leave tomorrow for Florida where I John Bromley Moses Jr., farter- Decorating Easy At OUaJkMM FfeM pilot wings. ' [ Jersey Seknat T Literature ant tfraasa aepart- he will train with the Dodser base- day at Overlook Hospital. Mrs. Cadet Lever was a 1944 grad- soeiation, Satwraar, Apr, ljl|1 metit, Junior Woman's Club at ball farm team. Mis. Bacon, the Mosos is the fornu'V Elisabeth ' George M. Lever, son of Mr. and iuate of the Bordentown Military I Trenton State Tail am ~ home of Mrs. E. J. Kdsan, former Sue Saundcrs, »ri\l join Orr, daughter of Mn WilJiain Mrs. Dennis N. Lever, 444 Birch Institute at Boidentown and later j Miss Marian Scott ii him later. 1106 Cohimaus Avenue, 8:15 H. Orr oi' Slandish aveim?. place, has arrived at Enid, Ok)a., attended Lafayette College. | the ggroupp . that p. *. Air Force Base for avi»tion cadet ( i st Patrick'Patr s D.y Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jeyden Robert E. Mum ford of East Dud-' training in advanced multi-engine ( Making the trip wiH to An B Cou ;—Arts and crafts daaartaMBt of of Milltown will l>e hosts ti.is Sat- WHS Library Council - °" c ' Wield Council, ley avenue has returned from a aircraft. I Stewart, Kowmria Traaaav J) a » *• lb OW Vonu's Ch* at hame at Mrs. urday night to members of the of lumbus, OW C. A. Pertain, Set Harrison seven-week biminess trip to Los After successfully completing To Alteml Meeting lhai-a, KAM Club at the home of Mrs. Antjek's, San Francbcu and Den- a ten ue, 11 a. m. Hcjden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. the four-month coui'ia is advanced 23—Pi Beta Phi, hosw of Miss A. J. Comrie of 788 Fairacres ave- flight, training, cadeta •HI be com- Eight members of the Westfield ' IJghtbown and flsraaia Daav Jiuth Jenaiacn, '675 Boulenrd, nue. Mr. and MVK.. William Wil- Mr. and Mrs. William R. W«i-! 8 p.m. loug-hby of Plainlield will be co-land and their two children are ar- 84—Westneld Canera Club, Wast- hosts. riving flora Colorado Sunday. Aeld Tennis Club, If. m. The KAM Club Is a newly-form- They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Jo- it—Garden department, Weasaa's seph Valentine of Colonial avenue. g.Uursh, 840 Kimball avenue, Club at hone »f Mrs. William ed social group of younij married couples in Westfield and the vicin- limited time only! o.'lS p. m. E. Ransom, 221 Wjrchwaod Miss Catherine Gladys Hall of special. ity. ,rd meeting, DAE, at home road, 12:30 p. m. Bo •*• 810 Prospect street, a trustee of is Relll E- 25—Annual meeting, DAR, at the the Insurance Women of New Jer- f Mrs Dub» y> ** Mrs. James Carson of 100 West Iroad street, 10 ». m- « hone of Mrs. D, A. Norman, Dudley avenue entertained her sey, will attend Vhe annual regional .state Board Meeting B. * F. US Harrison arenue, t p. ,m. sewing group at luncheon last meeting to be held Mar. 18, ID and Women, Masonic Tempi* 21—Cub Pack 173 Circus, tineoln week. 20 at Hershey, Pa. \ School. -•- ! 2 REVLOI IIP-F*SHIO\S American home depirtmtnt of uCan's Club »t home of 88—Literature and drama depart- Mrs. George W. Young of Fair- Sujy Jennings, daughter of Mr. mont avenue left Monday by plane and Mrs. William C. Jennings of Jr"V. H. Oakley, 726 C»rl«- meat, Woman's Club, at hoaie of Mrs. W. L. Day Jr., 720 for Los Angeles, where she will Raymond street, entertained a Miss Dorothy McCabe will be at 2 lipsticks...a day time red, visit with her son-in-law and number of her friends at a party the Chain decorators, 218 W. Front Xcreatonli .cfivities dep.rt- Lawrence avenue, 8:1k p. m. street, Plainfield, Mai-. 21! to 24, ment, Woman's Club, bowling, 29—Wastneid Service League at daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tliomas R. Saturday afternoon to celebrate Crawford Jr. her third birthday. to demonstrate the Wavcrly color- a grand entrance color II) a. m. home of Mrs. B. F. Kenney. coded fabrics. Mrs. H. M. Nowlan of Janes- Mrs. J. E. Dederu-k of 032 Bast Women can work out their own the annual Lehigh Spring Con- ville, Wis., who has been in theBroad street entertained Satur- color schemes on a low budget with cert. Their ton, Jack, a student east on a trip, will visit with her day for a party of eight at Echo the new collection of Waverly col- there, was home over iftet week- brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Lake Country Club. or-coded 'fabrics now on display ^ SALLY end for » short visit. •guktr 2* value... both 1 •)«•*• Mrs. L. G. Wade of Shadowlawn Mrs. Stanley B. Hill and young in the drapery department of re. (Continued from paga 1) drive this weekend. Chain Decorators of Plainlield. j of Baltimore. The Grsen- son, Jeffrey of Locust drive, Cran- ford, flew to Jacksonville, Fla., An unusual variety of printed )ds tflcbrated their p7th WW- Mr. and Mra. Clifford Bull of Mr; and Mrs. Hugh Blodgett of fabrics ranges from exotic tropi- niversary over the w#*k- Durham, Conn., and Dr. and Mrs. 518 Elm street entertained his Sunday for a five-week visit with Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. cal designs to stately tradtionala, IWo fashion genim colon, tide bf ikk ! James Hough ton of Jersey City nephew, Benjamin Blodgett of each in a number of color combi- were in Westfleld last weekend for Buckspo'rt, Me., over „,..,. George J. Hoffmann Jr., formerly For day... chooae pinks, golden redi, clear red*. daughter, Diane Eleanor, w»s nations, each with a correlated a visit with their parents, Mr. and end. smaller design or "Sister Print," For glitter hour*... ckooK from naay dramatic rtaW, last Wednesday, Mar. 9 m join them in April for two weeks. Mrs. Willard E. Bull of 747 Dorian A simple color-code makes in- b Hospital to Mr. androad. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gordon Have both in Revlon'i new "LipFadiira", the loag ile of 242 Hyshp ave- Mr. and Mrs. David W. Timber- numerable color schemes possible -•- of Washington street announce the with every print. The four or five •Urn golden* cate that balance* your hand... birth of a son, Jonathan lUljili lake 'recently returned to their Mr. and Mrs. Hugh JlacCaffrey home on Prospect street after a outstanding colors in a pattern are •mooths color on your lips with expert eaw...Mrer- Ml a of 199 Locust drive in Cranford Gordon, on Feb. 28, at Overloo identified by letters appearing on I Mr *nd ' - Eiward Koos Jr., Hospital in Summit. stay at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic night America's newest fashion ia lipstick. II fl*dowlawn drive are vacation- announce the birth of • daughter, City. a ticket attached to each bolt of their first child, Tuesday, Mar. 15 «•• material. Every plan fabric or tne £ltm Hotel in Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wroth iud«. They sailed on the at Muhlenberg Hospital. The baby self-toned textured cotton in the has been named Karen MacCaf- of Prospect street spent last week- group has a similar code letter as mm «/ Bermuda and expect to end at West Point where they at- Students to Take [main there untjUIar. 19. ^.^frey. Mrs. MacCaffrey is the for- well, so that it is easy to select fuil Aftls + Fink U«htnl»f Midi Corit + UelKkt'l mer Majel Kalquist, daughter of tended the 100th night celebra- Part in Debate rmy one or several of thaw to blend tion for the graduates. Cadet Brilliml Red + Ro»y future Dyiumlte + OrckMt M VIM jn Roseoe i,. Whitman and Mr.and Mrs. C. Hurry Kalquist with the chosen print. Brwo + Sweet Talk Fink Carttr + Ciiulmth't Pnaiais ughter, Mrs. Adelbert N. Pot-of 651 Shuckamaxon drive. Mr, James H. Wroth is a member of On Saturday a debating team Utliinl) R«l + Ultra Viol* aU in roli»k«l'|oUl»« »nul wn the graduating class. from Holy Trinity High School -r of 10!) Dudley avenue are en-MacCaffrey is the son of Mr. and fiimative Larry O'Sullivan a/id •rrtnininf? today at a St. Patrick's Mrs. George Henry MacCaffrey of will participate in the Forensic A son, Joseph Forijthe Corn- League. The topic is the "United , Theresa Bmisoine with Larry Ho- Iaahandr- lay luncheon and bridge at theMontclair, Kan as alternate. On the nega- Jirk Hotel, Plainficld. wall, was born Mar. 7 at Overlook Nations Should be Formed Into Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph a World Government." tive side will be Robert Curry and John Rcg'an. Joe Mahr is Or, John Willis, a professor Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley of C. Cornwall of Short Hills. He The speakers will be, on the af- (to College in Lewistown, Me., Shadowlawn drive have returned i3 the couple's fourth child. Mrs. alternate. ] be in Westfleld dining the from a month's trip through the Cornwall is the former Barbara r part of this month for south. Wallace of Westfield. Pocono Crest Camps PHONE ,i, with his parents, Mr. and -•• -•- Mr. and Mrs. George H. Turk crfj n. S. C. Willis of 826 Moun- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robaor. of •ain avenue. 133 St. Paul street will observe, » Tuttle Hardware Pawnee road in Cranford, former- S 1 Mth ieason. 2000-Acte EsUls. Prt- their 17th anniversary this week-' vale Lake. jSaianccd preinn I" ly of Westficld, were hosts last :;ports and creative activity. KX.- ON I Mr, and Mr" J- 0. Collins of end when they will be guests at nertenoed Counselors. P-iv.-icn"- Ihadmvlawn drive are goinp; to Fiiday night to a W'H.field card the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic Ctiurrh Service. 4 Wsrki «i.l'i WESTFIELD 2-6700 lethlehem, Pa., next weekend for ij-.ib which has niet foi 20 years. City. .

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an Army B-24 plane. His ship Lightbown, Stewart Hul«. laid off at other locations include: | Qj|, Pack lO Stage was shot down twice and finally j j Lindeman, Frank Patton, 76 at Jersey City, 103 at Ashley,; = Gan CNJ Lays Off 21 Ht Bethlehem, Pa., six at Al-; CjrCUS March 26 the crew was taken prisoner. They I Dick Bohannon, Richard Johnston, remained captives in Germany un- | jjBrcia Sank, Frank Vitale 'and lentown, Pa., and three at Mauch j til the end of the war. Mr. Hinds j Murzarel Wallace, 455 Employees Chunk, Pa. A circus will be staged by Cub waa "director of jnutic" at daily Jloore, in making the announce- Pack 173 at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, ' intuit, also said that a number of vesper services. The Jersey Central Lines an- Mar. 26 in Lincoln School. The nounced that a continued decline I its general office and fleij'ht sta- Since coni'nir lo New Yv k he Students Against < tion employes would be laid off lor Cuts will be assisted by their has suntr with the choirs o» .,,,-»- , in irei^ht, traffic forced it to Jay : fathers. / Kiver-! __ _. . *? viY 455 employee in its locumotive, indefinite periods within the next sioe Church, the Church of the As-j Maniiiinik B'lon j week because of the decline in busi- The pack meets Friday evenings cension and the Juiiliard chorus iTICUItlllC 1 Kill car and marine repair shops yes- at the school. terday for an indefinite period. ; ness. The number to be affected under the direction of Robert | has not yet been determined. Shaw. He ha.s &ho appeared in Westfield Hi*rh students vote.) E. T.Moore, chief executive of- ncei ol lhe i He also said that the two-week lecitals and radio work in Ohio. more than five to one against adop- ; laiiioail, *«"« the num- | coal mine stoppage which started In addition to his vocal attain- , tion of socialized medicine, accord- *>er laid off represents _ about 16 L1OH Vi SWl-iOiiiCU irivmi • "*-, till i- Monday would force the railroad ments, Mr. Hiiuls also piays cl cent of in" to a poll conducted aa the aft- >' , the total locomotive i to lay off an undertcrmined num- piano and organ. c-rmath of a recent student assem- »nd tal: »'ld mali'« maintenance f e oi the i ber of employes within the next Hv. The vote was 444 ajrainrt and °" 'j'.lroad. i two weeks. The number to be af- 8'/ in favor Miss Mildred Fox, ManV of the »«» affected were i fected by this stoppage, he added, Orchestra Plans iorum club adviser, has revealed. *mon'« lhc 775 who were laid off ; probably would reach several hun- Festival Nuoliers <•„.. .. two-week period between I dred.

WALTER HINDS Two selections by FASTER ;ogether with a soli isemble, will feature the partinpa- ' of the Forum Club, and partiei- V«v Uam »«»l«r at Arthur tion of the Westfield High orches- paled in the discussion of "Should Mvrr«y'i htcawn fa* laani riw Bass-Baritone tra in the 18th annual Music Fes- We Adopt Socialized Medicine?" tival. The spring musical event Tabulation of the ballot: l«ws. 1M NatMV »., Itowark Joins Quartet will feature choral and musical Girls 13oys Total I •r 44 •rick Cktjrdi Meam, lw> groups and will take place Apr. yes 20 19 29 I 1-2. Anthony Ingram is director. Seniors- Waller Hinds to Sing Morton Gould's arrangement of [ No -----.• •'-'-.. 67 133 With Presby. Group 'Yankee Doodle" will be the one'Juniors— orchestra selection, and the over- Yes 8 22 30 RAhwav 7-3*12 ture from the opera "Die Fleder- No 63 79 142 Announcement has been made o: maus" by Strauss will be the oth- Sophomores the Mlection of Walter Hinds o er. Gilbert Gleason will play a Yes 10 14 24. New York, bass-baritone, as i violin solo, "Spanish Dance" byNo 77 92 169 member of the quartet of the Pres< Granados, and a brass ensemble of Totai ballots cast—527. |*I bytcrian Church here. six instruments will accompany Shirley Nan Hits \- Mr. Hinds has sung with the the choir in the finale, "America "• choir on the last two Sundays the Beautiful." The Eaater Bunny 1540 IRVING ST., '••':," rnd will appear in the three spe- •OLLTWOOD rAIHIOH will aoon be here. >' ual Sunday evening' music serv- Members of the ensemble are •Hori-K, lac. Fred Entwiatle and Dick Bohan- j COaPLETR LINE FOB THst ^ ices which hftve been announced •BIDAL r*nTr Plan lo (hop early Empire. Theatre Bldf., I for th* next two months. non, trumpets, and Richard Jen- Opaa In, Wart., fit. mmt Ml. sen, Frank Vitale, Elizabeth Light- t to • at the "'" A native of Newcomeratown, 0.. bown and Stewart Hulse, trom- TstaaOr ••« Tkan* • to • RAHWAY, N. J. «tr aouTH AVBKVM ^' Mr. Hinds ii now a pupil of Ber- >nes. ', nard Taylor at the Juiiliard School CUSTOM MADE HATS i; of Music in New York. He re- Among orchestra members who :' reivtd • bachelor of school music ill take part in the festival are '•' ' ilecrM at Capital University in Roger Smith, Norman Webb, Gil- > Columbus and during his school bert Gleason, Helen BaTtlett, Nan- - career in Ohio was soloist with the •y Otto, Elsie Buist, Lois Walker, ' Untvenity's chapel choir soloist Fere Brophy, Hugh Blodgett, Mal- HAT TRACTIVE at the Tenth Avenue Baptist colm Hood, James Blackwood, Alan j J Church and was director of music Bonnell, John Armantrout, Fred j HEADLINES for In keeping abreast with the times - - - - • alas at the Lutheran Church in Entwistle, Richard Jensen, Betsy the city. SPRING . . . ; , Mr. Hinda has a bachelor of STRAWS AND FELTS WITH '• music degree from Juiiliard and FLOWERS AND RIBBONS h now a candidate for a master of ARMEUS • OFF-THE-FACE % Kienc* in music in May, having Prescriptions continued his music studies in New • OPEN CROWN STRAWS ;- York under the GI bill. He served SKILLFULLY • SAILORS j in World War II ai navigator on • DERBIES PREPARED • ROLLERS offer you these SURE-FIRE VALUES Over 25 Year* of • TAMS Prescription Background. • PEAKED BERETS For Every Woman For Children—Girls—Teens There's a BARON'S Priced from 12.00 to $4.00 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS 1.OIIS HKNDKil, Rcvlslrrm Phnrmaclst In Cfcnrge (Slant 243 EAST BROAD ST. MBCT TO TaW UMA*Y Opposite Rialta Theatr* any tixe WatffeM .WS. 2.1131 -* r • #« »• . Pk*M WE. 2-16(0-2-6681 Open Until 9 Monday and Friday Evening! ...way shape Just imagine - - - a five-piece «ii G05SARD holds Michifan Mapk dinette set - - - the fashion Upe foronly ft p. 50

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IU.K. IOC ,,!,„. OXYDOL DUZ DREFT Ivory Snow PRRKII.G In Westfield Ivory Flakes Lgc Pkgg .29c fe29c Lge. OQr 29c fe 29c PkPUirg. *•»*• 'I'WIN COUNT* CitOCBllB, Inc. imi»inim||[MBiii[iiii|[|| THE WESTFIELD LEADER. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 Other higrh school Btudents parti- Boothe of Scotch Plains. | Judges Thursday evening ind«4- Honor Two Men I Book Forum at cipating in the finals were Joseph Schroeder will compete Friday j ed Charles Philbower ul W**ttel4, Improve Tmbrico of Elizabeth, George W. in one of the four sectional elirai- : former superintendent of Kfceds At Alcoa Today JHTHSMar.25 ' May Jr., of Kahway and-Garland nations. ' here. i Storage I The Aluminum Co. of America's A book forum will be held in the Gai'wooJ plant announced tod-y lu>!y Trinity ^ymna.-ium oi Mui ; that two local men were honored 25 at !) a. in. before the hl^h ANY MOOIL, '37 1MKMMNI i today upon completing 25 years service. They arc Hosario Lici- school student body. Henry Hir^- You'll notice a new iparkle in your tra, 314 Center street, Garwood enkunin, a senior, vill act us c hail performance when you let u* inaUS m ••• and Ferdinand Kolisek^ 154 Avon man. The senior representative i new bctory-guanntMd OMtmotate •(» street, Roselle Park. G. M. Rolla- Ejietn Vainvmsiht, v.ho will son, genera] manager, die castings , , , , ,.. ,, , ., light now, thii engine muimUy m division, presented Mr. Kolisek | lrarl on tht' booic H rcath vf S°"g and Mr. Licilra witli a 25 year en-,-1 by Broderick. Maureen Gilocrf •otirely new—MOT rebuilt—»W» Junior A, will bblem at a brisf ceremony. They! representative ifor new material! throughout, Hf also received personal c-ongrat'ula- report on / Captured a Castle by i tions from all department heads Poti Smith. Junior B will be rep- j dudinc cylinder block, cranlnhaft, and and staff members. sented by Larry Iloivan, rcnoi-tim; chain, pirtool» and rod*. CaH in to form on the book Michcul by Owen R Mr. Kolisek, born in Vienna, today for an early appointaMMt. fit Austria, immigrated to this coun- Daley. Representing faurjhomure A bV stored. The parti try when he was 12 years old. He will be William Devers, who will Eaty twdfet tatmt »»ailakav nade of heavy card settled in Hoboken and attended report on The Wall by Mary R. or even sheet local schools. His employment with Bhinehart. •» „„..* commercial filing Alcoa betjan Mar. 17th, 1924 as a A report on the book Now With the market which are not n at tt* V.M. •*•* IM «cief ates, et-up man in the machine clean- the Uurning Star by Thomas Keer- at a cere«ony held ng department. In 1937 he was ran will be given by Richard Bel- iced cabinets for ver- ade foreman of this department son, representative of Sophomore ,.c of platter, and trays >nd holds this position at present, B. Freshman A representative, commercially of stainle.s 'his is Mr. Kolisek's second 25th ary Louise Donnelly, will report VSiP ch dividing racks are ea»- ear celebration as he also com- i Mary Stuart; Queen of Scots leted 25 years service with the r Mildred Crisis. The represent- proved an application by Pyro linger Manufacturing Co. in Eliz- tive for Freshman B, William „ oi»n to moke your own INDEPENDENT GARAGES TAKE ADVANTAGE , «t home, partitions nay To Manufacture Plastics for an exception permit- beth before joining Alcoa. cManus, will report on the book i by making a groove in ting light manufacturing at the Mr. Licitra, born in Sicily, ar- 'he Man Who Got Even With (Sod OF OUR LIBERAL TRADE DISCOUNT. If this is impossible, plant, located in a business zone. •ived in this country just prior to :y M. Raymond, CSCO. r smooth strips of wood Plastics Here Mrs. Jane Jones, town clerk, sec- he first world war. He lived for Tilierves to form groove. retary to the Zoning Board of Ad- a time in West New York, and was gt which these partition" CM Announcement was made this justment, said that the Lawrence associated with the American Can Roselle Boy Wins flUke the partitions narrow- operation will be principally one at Edgewater. After seeing week by the Lawrence Manufac- of parts assembly. service with the army in World outest Finals NORRIS CHEVROLET, Inc. "the shelf. They should be turing Co. of Newark that it will War I, he married and has three : jo that utensils can be The two-story brick structure begin the manufacture of plastic sons, all of whom saw service in Stanley Schvoedcr of Roselle t easily. . has 82 feet frontage on North •laced first in the Union County NORTH AND CENTRAL AVENUES athletic trophies, medals, novel- avenue, with a depth of 151 feet. World War II. Mr. Licitra has ; filing may be used in ties and gtftwave at the plant at spent his entire 25 years as inuls of the American Legion Or- r in upper OT lower cup- Spokesmen for the Lawrence ltorical Contest ut Scotch Plains WESTFIELD 2-0220 L points out the State Uni- S22 North avenue, formerly occu- company said they were unable filer in the cleaning department at High. School Thursday evening. pied by the Pyro,Plastics Corp., of to state immediately the number the Uarwood plant. He is an ac- ipecialist. Since the uten- tive member of Garwood Memo- _rt easier to pick out from Union, of persons to be employed in the new plant. Installation of ma- rial Post, 317, American Legion litorafe space, they are espe- The way was paved for the clog- und attends St. Anne's Church, \ mini for the highest and ing of the deal when the Zoning chinery and start of operations wil t ihelves. Board of Adjustment recently ap- be pushed rapidly, it was stated Marilyn Muinford To Be Panel Member Five ninth graders, including Marilyn Muinford from Rousevel Junior High School, will partici pate in a panel discussion, "Wha Is Your Tecn-Agrer Doing for He reation" under the sponsorship f the Union County I'arent-Teachc Association Saturday. The discu sion will be broadcast over Stutio WNJR beginning at 12:05 p. n of the most beautiful and modern Edward Ambry, school psycho ogist in Westflold, will be moderi tor. • |T/L£ and FLOOR COVERING SHOWROOM Also participating are two nin grade students from Elizabeth Jun- ior High School No. 3 and two from Hillside Junior High School, in Union County YOU ARE GOING TO LOOK VERY LOVELY ... SATURDAY, tyARCH 19th Jamc» Roxton lta» »een lo thai . . . With ihete TERMITES *'•'•' Classic* Iliul gefcrfho hoVc captured the thrilling excitement Iliul makes this §uch • •re flying again. 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Size. 10.20; \2tn ef W«t«*M. solution to administrative problems of Lett erg mnst be sigved, but bags, wrapi'ngp, instruction sheets, MM • *«•* is •«*•** •names tciit be ivithheld from etc., of the various building mate- •siatmsm its*. the federal government, so has the New publication upon request. Winners of the Newark School rials used? of Fine and Industrial Art con- Iss: W Wa atr»*t, WwtttM, K. *. Jersey commission found the solution to 4. Why- shouldn't the builder, test, sponsored by Koos Bros, to **L WE. I-MST—Wl I-44S*. the problems faced by Jersey's munici- when he unloads his heavy equip- firther student interest in enter- palities. Both solutions need only legis- Urges Aid to ment (bulldozers, steam shovels, ing; the field of advertising, were lative approval to make their benefits Country Home etc.) be liable to damage if he announced yesterday by Charles P. With rfc. harms the road? Recently, a large Stapp of Westfield, vice president available to the taxpayers. Editor, Lckder: excavator and contractor in our of Koos Bros. •»*••» vicinity started operations on a itM at m. i. May I take advantage of your C«sh awards were presented to column to remind your readers of building program. In unloading the three contestants, who, in the • ear «r SMJOT appliance.. With . \ Mr. TrwH Ami H» CMgrtu a way in which they can contrib- his equipment off a two-lane con- opinion of the judges, produced m ute to the Children's Country Home crete and macadam road a deep the finest advertisements, judged Immediately after the election, when gash was made to a depth sufficient at no cost to themselves? All dur- from • point of theme, layout, art bank, ruil „, THURSDAY, MARCtf 17, 1949 it was known that the Democrats had ing the month of March, Lewis to cause complete and' dangerous and originality. The first prize not only elected a President but had and Conger is holding its annual stoppage of a car if it accidentally of |2B went to Erwin Lebowitz of par *•*« **•• •• talk it ftimttj Pbitka gained substantial working majorities in "Name Your Own Charity" sale, went off the paved surface of the Linden; second prize of »10 to Ted and 10 per cent of the price of road. Also, at the very start of Plesnarski of Jersey City and Weatield voters will have real rea- both House and Senate, it was felt by any article bought there during this same joh, a mound of earth third priie of 15 to Gary Cohen •an to vote in the lepublican rrimary some that Mr. Truman could have any- taat time will be sent to any was deposited on the side of the of Elizabeth. Erwin Lebowitz of Election April 19. In addition to a slate thing he wanted. But there were those worthy charity designated by the paving so that the driver of a car Linden, Myron Koziar of Newark purchaser. on this two-lane highway would Rnd John Leonhardt of Clifton re- of 14 candidates seekinff nominations whose knowledge of the workings of At this time of year most of us either have to slow down very ceived honorable mention. All stu- for four seats in the New Jersey House politics went deeper, who were not so £re planning to buy wedding gifts, rapidly, or swerve dangerously, in dents are enrolled in the third of Assembly, there will be a Council- certain. Even Franklin D. Roosevelt had garden equipment or household ap- passing a car coming in the oppo- year advertising design classes at HE NATIONAL BAN pliances in the near future. Lewis site direction. the Newark art school. manic contest in the Fourth Ward, and plenty of trouble with Congresses which and Conger, located at 45th street From a technical point of view, An additional check of $50 was Republican Committee contests in foitr were overwhelmingly Democratic. Mr. and the Avenue of the Americas, we can appreciate that a builder presented to the students of Ad- has an excellent assortment of all working on strict schedule has to districts. Two of the Assembly candi- Truman is in the same boat. vertising Design Class B, who re- three. Why not make any intend- have some leeway. But not, cer- ceived the highest number of points dates are also well-known to Westfield The Taft-Hartley Bill is a conspicu- ed purchases now, and name the tainly, to the extent that they be- Th* BMk Wtaa *. data for their winning entries. residents—one, Mrs. Irene Griffin, who ous example. The Republican minority Children's Country Home as bene- come a nuisance and a danger to «?k* Otly NMhstl lu. I. ficiary of the 10 per cent charity others. Then, too, why should the Dorothea Rose Young, publicity has been active politically here for many is solidly in favor of many Taft-Hartley director of Koos Bros., Henry Gas- dividend? old punch-drunk taxpayer have to 1 years; And Wyman O. Steengrafe, his- provisions, and so are a considerable clean up after these fellows? Don't Mi , director of the Newark School Amy Uayward Sawers of Fine and Industrial Art, and tory teacher in Westfield Senior High number of Democrats. The right against tell us they are just doing the School. town a favor and not making • bit Joseph Rossi, instructor of layout unqualified repeal has been ably led by of profit. and lettering at the same school Lfete 'Gripee' were the judges far the contest. A fifth committee contest dissolved two young Republican Senators—Ives of If so, we apologize. this week when Herbert B. Welch Jr., Against Builders A READER, New York, and Morse of Oregon—and Treating reace r«*ta originally scheduled to oppose W. W. • they have developed a large following Editor, Leader: Whan treating fence poaU with Colby Jr. in the Third Ward, first dis- on both sides of the aisle. ' From time to time you have pub- Mtside Residents Ik* new cold-soak pentachlorophttisl trict race for Town Committee, an- lished our comments on what we method, ioak them in an old oil Other parts of the Truman program like to thine at least, are common- Attend Clinic drum that hat been get Into the nounced his withdrawal from the cam- will also, in all probability, be exten- sense subjects. •round a toot or so. u nuMi II paign. , The following is directed towards Editor, Leader: eatier to handle the poiti. sively modified. Sentiment against heavy what we believe the extreme ar- The Westfield committee^ of the A race of long standing, is that, be- new taxes on business is strong—this, it rogance of sonre building con- Union County Mental Hygiene So- tween Rutherford Byam, incumbent is feared in some quarters, might pro. tractors operating within the town ciety has received several commun- committeeman in the Fourth Ward, sec- of Westfield. This assumption is ications asking whether residents duce a dangerous drop in business activ- based upon personal experience of Mountainside are eligible for ond district, and Donald Bagger, who ity and employment. Large elements in and observation. Here are some service at the Mental Hygiene is (campaign chairman for Mr. Steen- Congress—and these are also bipartisan typical examples : clinic in'Plainficld, with which the grafe. Also running for committee- 1. Why should a builder be al- committee is affiliated. May we —think the first step should be to cut lowed to excavate ifor a house and use your letter column to say that woman is Mrs. Dorothy W. Halsey, who the cost of government, and that new use .the excavation material to the policy has been established to it backing Mrs. Griffin in her campaign build up a higher ground level treattMountainside and Westfield or higher taxes should dnly be levied as one community. Residents of for the Assembly, against Mrs. Jessie causing excessive drainage to an if there is no other way out. The Hoover existing property? both towns are accepted as pa- W. MacMillan, president of the West- reorganization plan, which, it is esti- 2. Why, in making sewer, watei tients on the same basis. ' field Women's Republican Club. mated, would save $3,000,000,000 a •nil gas connections, shouldn't the In order that patients from these builder be held responsible for the towns may continue to benefit by Mrs. Hilda Eichhorn, who is active year, largely in administrative expense, "fill-ins" which often cause tire this help, we must contribute to in both the local Republican Woman's is providing the ammunition for those damage (ragged depressions) or the cost of the clinic. A campaign YOU REAP Your Own REWARD Club and the Union County Federation who think that. of Republican Women, is opposing Mrs. As ye sow, so shall' ye reap ... « The midd,le-of-the-rbad elements are •' •" • y*U "sare ..; , . so • shall yoi tot. Griffin for comirrttttewttBISirTPWrn the also laying plans for extending sodal' Build a solid, secure s'avingt sews* First Ward, third districOvBiTelTnother security on a less costly basis than that with us. Start it today . . . MTC «t|- contest in the same district pits John W. proposed by the President. The admin- ularly and you'll enjoy financial wcur- Glcndening Jr. against H. Erwin Cox. ity .. .you'll haverthe things you wut istration's concept of the welfare stato most! Hokan Kjellmark, who amn'ssed a has aroused fears in its own rankB no large number of votes for Councilman less than those of the opposition. Such in the November election, when running matters as compulsory medical insur- on the Taxpayers Fusion ticket, will try ance for everyone face tough going. ' FIRST FEDERAL again for Council. This time, in the Here Senator Taft, who is one of the SAVINGS ioZ, ASSOCIATION absence of any other Fusion candidates, best strategists in Congress, has met fire DRUG STORES WESTWELO he will oppose Sydney L. Mapes, Repub- with fire, and come up with a modified US ELM ST. lican incumbent, in the Primary, a con- program of medical aid to the needy, test which should' prove interesting to housing, etc., which has strong backing. followers Of both candidates in that AT WHELAN'S "Modern politics," wrote Henry ward. Adams, "is a struggle not of men but NO LOWER PRICES The next month should produce much of forces." This Congress is affirming COAST TO CO activity in political circles. that truth. ANYWHERE MI n m • •» !•» M MOVERS Rejuvenation Your Money'. W«rth • 25c PEPSODENT Anywhere In the U. S. or Reading newspapers from communi- 101 Are New Jersey's local taxpayers get- ties throughout northern New Jersey •API! REASONABLE IMMEDIATE SE"' ting their money's worth? TOOTH PASTE Br VAJC — RAIL — BOAT — A1B reveals the interesting fact that in many HENRY P. TOWNSEND, Agent Thousands of citizens in the state of them, there is rejuvenation in the 2 for 33c think they are not. But many cannot ranks of the locfll Democratic party ALLIED VAN LINE*. In'. I>ACK1N 1 put their finger on the difficulties, any units, even in formerly rock-ribbed.Re- 10c PALMOLIVE rmsmoor STORAGE .° or WOODBURY •STIMATBS OIVBI* mtEGI/T — 0AM. WE. more than suspicious taxpayers through- publican towns. T'he rejuvenation ex- out the nation can state definitely tha hibits itself in announcement that there difficulties' in federal operations. • Yei, in the compounding will be Democratic candidates for local SOAP of a preiciiption, pneithn To get to the root of the federal offices and in many instances this will Cut to •bould be your first consid- problem, the Hoover Commission spent eration, h U ouu. To this be the first time this has happened in end we employ able, conici- a year and a Half of concentrated study many years. tntioui Registered Pharma- and vigorous investigation. A non-parti- 2 for15 c tilts; tvtry pmcriptin mu« san group created by unanimous ap- The new life is undoubtedly an after- be compounded precisely u math of the Democrats' successful na- the physician directi. For proval of Congress, the commission dependable service and uni- 'found that taxpayers are paying $3,- tional election last fall, when it be- formly fair Ipricei, bring 000,000,000 a year more than nficessary came apparent that even the most diffi- COUGH DROPS your ntxt prescription to . cult task can be accomplished. Ibis Profcuional Pharmacy. ' because of overlapping, duplication and Cut to general inefficiency In federal opera- The trend should not be unwelcome. tions. Competition politically as well as in 2 for 5c business, keeps everyone on his toes. • Here in New Jersey a similar com- The result should be only better govern- fbli sensational cream shampoo 15c TINCTURE mission now finds that local government leaves hair obedient, ment all around. pliable, gleaming, and M> also needs overhauling. The State Com- to *B MQ fre$h and clean. Easy to g-| QQ IODINE Cut to mission on Municipal Government has Conversation is a vocal competition use. AjarlasUaloiig time «L put its finger on the Jersey problem— in which the person who stops to get tonfirming the judgment of many who 7c his breath is termed the listener.—Clih'- OOOD TIMI TO STAIT have long doubted they were getting the endon (Texas) Leader. hOc COMB *%^\ 149c ANGELUS Q • 110c POWDER £ I best possible municipal service at the With Ca»e .... «JCl fLIPSTICK .... l7C PUFF DC' lowest possible cost. » •» IBS A CHICKING ACCOUNI The only liberty I menn, is a liberty , With Coupon j J With Coupon j j With Coupon j The state commission, also a non-par- connected with order; that not only tisan group of authorities on govern- 1 exists along with order and virtue, but Quantities Limited. Cancelled checks are your receipts ment and likewise created by untinl- which cannot exist at; all without them. ftiqus approval of the people's represen- —Edmund Burke. for every payment you make this tatives, found in effect that: Local gov- •a *B m modern way. Why not start now? ernment in New Jersey is geared to Be.yourself, simple, honest, and un- Slower times. Official action is wrapped prctending, and you will enjoy through in n confusing maze of legalistic rod ' life the respect and love of friends.— tape. Lines of authority are not clem. Sherman. Often there are "too many cooks," and D. LASS, Ph. G. S. WEINTRAUB, Ph. G. ELD TRUST it's too easy to "pass the buck." Filling Prescriptions Is the Moat Important Part WeSTFIELO What we most need is tho prayer of of Our Buiines*. \ArmJxvrut Calling for immedinte adoption of fervont desire for growth in gi'ftce, ex- rRESCRIPTIOrrS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED file state commission's rocommonda- Branehtli pressed in patience, meekness, love, und -PHONE WE. MM1 SCOTCH PLAINS tltMlfl, the New Jem/y Taxpayers Asso- good deedH.—Mary Bnker Eddy. Homier Federal Ileanalt VMW**m THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 Today's hand is taken from Sure operation of everyone, and this j Trickt, written by Ivar Anderason operation of everyone, and this j ^Jndy W**k*atd could only be achieved by each man and George Coffin, and published assuming his proportionate share I Busy For Firemen by George Coffin of 163 Brighton Bridge of responsibilities. street, Belmont 78, Mass. The Westfield plant manufac- Windy weather last weekend i NORTH tures bitumastic coatings and em- aV None kept Westfield firemen on the go, ploys GO employees, many of whom but little damage was reported at j 9 A K Q J 10 have perfect safety records for • A J 6 4 periods of less than five years. the eight fires. Grass fires throughout the town ONLY A RIVET, WEST EAST were the major cause for alarms. * 6 • 2 Win Awards For Early Monday morning firemen SOUTH were called to the home of W. H. # A K Q J 10 8 2 Esso Suggestions NORTH Collins, 118 Clark street, where a •7 None flue pipe had fallen in the base- A 4 3 2 . A 8 7 3 • La Verne W. Williams of 660 Ma- lie street and August Williams of ment und had filled the house with SOOTH smoke. Sunday a short circuit re- a A K J 5 With North-South vulnerable, 364 Springfield avenue, have won but 10,000,000 rtvctf, ?10 each for their suggestion to sulted in an auto fire in the garage •> * AS 6 tribution. Nineteen safety awards were for five year record. * 10 5 3 29, Mou>Uw»id«, N«w J«n*y. Here's Coffin's answer. South presented to Koppers Tar Prod- The pins were presented by R. C, the o*»f 9—4 mingi ymt wA both sides vulnerable, the must ruff the heart opening, the ucts Division employees at theB.auer, division safety supervisor has gone: grand (safety coup! As West Westfield plant, 449 South avenue, from Pittsburgh, who was intro- Only Ik* 6n«>t componoatU aro UM4 and your tat- West, North East shows eight hearts, he cannot hold for perfect safety records, Friday duced by William Jackson, plant Ufaction u fuarantotd. double 3 hearts pass more than five spades, and there- afternoon; superintendent. fore the hand is a pianola unless These safety lapel pins w«re Mr. Jiauer coiifrrutulnted the PEOPLES BANK ft TRUST COMPANY ,t call do you make? East holds six trumps. South lays presented to W. C. Howes for 20group on their excellent safety rec- Let IM, at maiiufactur«rt of firit lino radio omnip- ANSWERS down the spade ace at trick two, yard record; L. Gordon, 16 yean; ord, and said such record were otent, apply our knowlodfo.lo youi* benefit in tk« ;»sh the ace and king of and WeBt shows out. Th,ree more F. Dubrosky, E. Killian, P. Shim- made possible by the complete co- repair and maintenance of your radio and tele- and if the queen doesn't WEST-FIELD, NEW JERSEY e9 top spades are cashed and then vition let. ' , enter dummy and lead to- the dummy is entered safely via JtftmtW ffeVral Dtp—it iim»—r« i your jack. This play wins the club king. East must have «ver the queen is held double- at leaBt one dub, as West can't either adversary, and also have mare than five, with his eight "vheuever East holds the hearts. Now North runs hearts Is Your Cellar Floor Wet ? MI. If y°u finesse on the sec-while South sheds all his clubs and My wat«rproofin( psrce» ii absolutely guaranteed to JIT« you TELEVISION SET OWNERS! round you may lose to a two diamonds, meanwhile forcing • Jry cellar Boar! No charge until job haa proven entirely ileton queen in the West hand. East to discard. North next leads •atiifactory, yourself the benefit of the the top club, and finally East's Eitimatea cheerfully fiven . . . CALL If yo«r year'* tervice contract U about to oxpire, when you have the nine-seven of spades are trapped or you are detiroua of a comprehensive maintenance when North leads the ace oil dia- and Mrvico plan for your television receiver, w« |j If the four spades out are di- monds at trick twelve. LEO GARBER Get Facts first • Iwo-two or three-one you ELIZABETH 2.1181 augfetx you call or vitit our plant. . no problem; but if they are If South discards on the heart hided four-none you can assure opening:, North leads another heart 5-YEAR GUARANTEE Tecontract by a safety play. Lead and East discards a club. South MASON, PLASTER, TILE, BRICK AND MARBLE REPAIRS We can offer you prompt lervicc and hifhly •killod ruffs and leads four rounds of [e seven and if West follows with engineeririK aisutance. At manufacturers of firtt _, let it ride. If East wins, trumps, but when South trice to Tip* Itr ace and king will drop the enter dummy in clubs, East ruffs quality custom built radios and television receivers, • trumps. Is East wins, your nnd sets the hand. (You had to we are fully qualified to repair and maintain your make it against any distribution •nd anil king will drop the other television set and render accurate, helpful sugges- nips. If East shows out theand defense!) Hummr* t West can get with his queen- tions for deriving additional pleasure from this won- •sjiot is one trick if West showa derful entertainment medium. I, win with the king' and finesse 'Trinitas' Campaign In our business as "insurance As • Meufer Firm of the New York |rough East, It's suicide to cash To Close Tomorrow experts,* we represent YOU. We Slock Exchange, it's Mir biwincM : ace or king first, because if No longer need you wait dayt for service after put- study your insurance needs and to famith Information and inter- u guess wrong you will lose two The 194? Holy Trinity yearbook, ting in your call. We can render same day pickup cks. Trinitas, under the supervision of figure the best way to protect prat it, far the Investing public editor-in-chief, Eillen Hastings and fervice as our plant it but a few minutes from your !. If you i!o anything but pass you in the most economical way. would probably win the title staff, has been sent to the printers home. I world champion optimist. The for publication. The business man- Your needs can often be cov- MtmUn , here is that your partner's agers hope to have each individ- • Itai T«rh Stock Exclbftf* imp is intended as a pre-emptive ual issue paid for by tomorrow, ered most reasonably with com- Our year's contract involves repair and maintenance MaUaiaUa Stock Eschanf* and not as strength-showing, when the Trinitas campaign is bination America Fore policies. of your television set including the picture tube and Km* Ymk Cart 1 he were loaded he would ie- brought to a close. fe; soje obviously,,i3 trying Business managers include: John 'sorta' *dub breakfasr ether component parts"' 15he annual charge will vary kitot last out of the bidding if O'Such; William Bohn, Helen Pa- a'hich can be arranged depending upon the^siie^ screen your set has and Tun. With your minimum open- azto and Mildred Bolen. ' whether it is a direct-view or projection model. \ you Siiist pass. -vve BUY it to fit your special requirements. F. P. RISTIME & CO. 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V "l"^ buili on work- ""H'P and service. /5?S? /^&^^lW^Kockct" Engrn«-"Rockct" AVw "08" 4-door **Jan wilh "RtcJttt" Snglit*. fi">»« For F™ E.limai. Engine—"Rocket" Engine—It's the most talked about Bcnaation of *ltyJra.Motle fVJt« Handard wquipmtnt 0* 19491 And the best news of afl is this: ym* can now get tho "Rocket SirU* "9B" mWSS/* optional oi mitrm coal «• Engine's incomparable smoothness—quietness—flash ani dash—in an 75" WklHUtlltiriienUnl tnlirtly now hvicr-prked line o/ Futuramic Oldsmobiles! It's tho new For parties and PUINFIELD Scries "88"—and it's an amazing automobile. New, lower, wider SH regular horn* us* | ADE COMPANY Fisher Body! Glamorous Futuramic styling insido and out! Hydra. Mntic Drive* etandnrd equipment! But save your superlatives LDSMOBILE "-1"* ST. Cor. MADISON until you drive it. Then you'll know why pcoplo call tbo "88 lh« *2.40 newest "New Thrill" of all—the hottest a\umbcr on tho lughwayl Y»i, Braysri Fresh Strawberry Ice Croam is back—delicious HI ever. SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALIR

n lor At LIPPY'S {, '°°"" Hollywood udu SOUTH AVE. & WESTFIELD AVE. NORRIS CHEVROLET, Inc. WE. 2-3922 Authorized Dealer for Your Own Town North and Central Aves., Westfield, N. J. Tel- We. 2-O22O M, „. „, THE LEADER FOR REAL NEWS THE WESTFIELD LEADER, TH SUIT was circulated Bt. Although the : ] erence to the Irish holiday, St. learned advanced methods of in-! v.-ere bung on the walls of the Al Holy Ti i0r sU*. the MJ«r ha, Under,onejiS iokn^r,; Mte^t -*t«f Eer- *^"J»W7 hmdfirm Open atallation of asphalt tile and lino- nadette Sweeney; circulation —— ""' Ule A»' leum. The second publication of th« rhe sta* BOW incl»d«: EJttw- ager Sheila Hi«in and Joan Ei»- Easter publica i !f °J Nm BMg. Mir. It Together the firm will special- FATS A«TO WAB7U fAFll I Holy Trinity High School paper, 8 o some of which were: The Shilla- *hief, Blias Torra; art a*xtor, cnbeil; business manager, Joe Mah- i98Ue will be Sa!J ise in custom design floors and and Mike, Bridget! AEE STILL lADLY NEEDED j £ Ttn VastSeid firms, those of walls. Gaott* Wilkinson and William R. will observe their grand in a new building located at 7il Central avenu* Saturday. Alcoa Reduces Th* easapaniec specialise in tiling and linoleum. Work Schedule Started last September, the new features a showroom and A change in operating schedules for the companies in iddi- of certain departments at the j tton to a large warehouse. Ac- Aluminum Co. of America, Gar- corditif to the owners, a trained wood plant, was announced Friday) fctaJF will be on hand to assist res-effective Monday, certain depart-j idents in choke of materials for ments previously working two j their homes and offices. "We want shifts operate on a one shift bas-j to make this a neighborhood busi- is. It was pointed out by com-j SOLID ness," Mr. Dolbier declared, "where pany officials that acme depart-1 people can come and gel the an- ments will still operate two shifts. | s*ver to their problems under no This change in work schedules obligations." was caused by a reduction in cus- Mr. Wilkinson started hit busi- tutner requirements and necessi- naaa with the depression in 1829, tates the lay-off of approximately using th« cellar of his home as a 25 to 30 people. ahop. Now, kaown throughout a The company pointed out that HONDURAS Wish radius of Westfield, he em- reinstatement of luid-off employees ploys 18 workers, one of whom has will depend on future markets and •eat) with him for ft years. He general economic conditions. 'carries a complete line of tiling and ktt«hen cabinets, meiicine cab-| VfUfhook DillH'C intts, shower doors, etc., both standard and custom-made. Given at HI HS When Mr. Dolbier returned in MAHOGANY ISM altar serving in the Marine The junior classes of Holy Trin- Corps during the war, he too be- ity High School entertained the en- «n Bin linoleum business in his tire student body at a dance given home W*th an oflice at 123 Quiet- Tuesday afternoon at 2:.'!0 p. m. • for Your Bedroom by street. In 1948 the firm had1 j in the school gymnasium. The frown to »uch an txtent that he proceeds went toward the year- ! • retail tales outlet at 431 book. North avenue. He now has four The decorations consisted of ... by HUNGERFORD! •Mthanica jwr»enally trained by green and white streamers, trodi- ki> and at the Keintdy and Nairn | tiunal of the Irish and St. Patflck.

lUiutnfd above; RATHtR FIX iRAKES DtmbU Or«w«r with Mirror TMN FINiERS • Wt Vk» to «t«t yo« aoaqr. Aod we 4ml t likt !• M* gted aw tmimd bacaaat of drfatdv bwfcti. Start your Mt Wd«y at these special, low §m faf •• cfc»ek yomt brakti—w« mt your ilow-dowM ai prices! This SOLID MAHOGANY Group is still vllt u yow Mopa. Aod wt u« iht brake lining that givtt the outstanding buy of the home furnishing field mtj, fMitiv« »low-wa» a» well •• tANQf MtAKt CONnCK drawers with solid brass pulls and escutcheons •ATRIUM II AMI«ICAt •IMIIf (IlilN* MAM 1IHIN* ... and even solid plank tops on all cases. See these and many other excellent Hungerford Michaels Auto Electric Service features too numerous to mention! 882 Mountain Avenue, MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. Tel. WE. 2.4630 BUY ONE PIECE OR A WHOLE SUTEi HEGULAR DRESSER WITH MIRROR — VANITY WTO MIRROR — ' Meamrel 44"x36"x20f. Han four tpacimu Another tmtrtxu ute pitta, 4a"s30"Xl9". Seven rf. luUy dustproofcd. Matching mirror- ___• dnmtn, fully iiutproofed. Colonial mirror, plot* (i lO-MiT. RtfuUtly tUS |1M. lm U WMitT. Regulerly |1« • , 9113.

VANITY BBNCM — FULL Ml TWIN SHE R» — This irxirxlS' hatch ku a definite Chippm- WHY PAY MORE? GnctfuUy tlyUd faur-peMer puul »«d in <*• itt» w/iiMiH» tat hitrmnmiei perfectly wiin itt nwpofmlar Colonial chancier. Rt$uUrly $79. tw. companion CoUnial unity Regularly WSt. _^. 917.M REGULAR CHEST — CHEST-ON*CHEST — Meomrt, .U"t47\/t"xl9". Five deep, uuful Here ia one of the finest Jratcert afford great convenience. Fully dual- Extra proportion) for extra utility. Measures proofed, tcrrtred pmtiel hack, nMvv bnciet Int. 3i"xS3Vl"xl9\i". lias seven drawers, fully dust- blend* available today. Regularly (94~-- '. proofed and imooth sliding. Regularly $148— $134. The toaat of those who DOUBLE DRESSER WIT1I MIRROR — NIGHT STANB— . Aim known u Hut "Mr. A Mrs. Dresser." know and the favorite of This tine nice* to a hmdy drawer. Mtaurm Measures 60"x36"x20" with eight spacious ]7"I30"I15". Exquisitely reproduced. K««* COIMMI framed mirror plate all who have tried it larlf $31

Bottled at the distiller? to an exacting formula. At left: Complete Vanity You are sure to like this Illustrated above: and fine blend of i Bench! OCO/ STRAIGHT 3 pc. Suite! 00/C WHISKEY Right: 0 YEARS OLD • BRESSER WITH MIRROR Clwa-Qn-ChtM GRAIN • LARGE CREST i Neutral Spirits • POSTER PANEL BED 4-5 qt. 3.39 pr, Complete

qt. 4.2O Here's a complete, basic suite at a •, saving of $30 . . . the regular price should be $289! Select it now, add ICE CUBES FREE what you desire in the future from this excellent open-stock group. FOR YOUR PARTY Help yourself from our deep freeze unit in the store. No obligation whatever. IT'S EASY TO RUY AT IT'S EASY McMANUS TO PAKK AT BROS. BROS. Robert Treat Liquor Shop VSE OVR I.WERAL 115 QUIMBY ST. CONVENIENT USE OUR ENTRANCE TEL. WE. 2.1900 MONTHLY AT 53 JBFFEnWli BUDGET PLAN! AVENUE DIRECTLY FREE DELIVERY — PHONE US IN HEARl "Where, Since IBM, Price. H« Pe Been Lower, Q**Uty CmaWere*l» New Plymouth On Display Tomorrow

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Completely redesigned, the new Plymouth has a thus avoiding sheet metal panels so costly to repair formance and efficiency with a new design cylinder longer wheelbase lor a better ride and more road or replace. head which, increases compression ratio to 7 to 1. stability, bat leu front and rear overhang- for easier A new chrome plated compression piston ring reduces parking and garigmg. While the silhouette has been The new Plymouth line includes nine distinct cylinder wear and provides greater protection during

• • * lowered and the width decreased, there is more head automobiles.. Special deluxe and deluxe types are on the break-in period. There are improved oil rings for and leg room and seats are wider. Typical of Ply- a 118-inch wheelbase, one inch longer than last year's. greater oil economy, while a newly-designed intake mouth's many refinements is the ignition-starter com-' manifold induces quicker, smoother engine warm-up Special deluxe models are: four-door( sedan, club bination, with which the turn of the key Marts the and produces faster throttle response. coupe, convertible club coupe and station wagon. In • — ——• — — • -• -1 ' •'— 'i •«•»~—~"-"™^"> engine. the deluxe grouo are the four-door sedan and the club coupe. In addition, Plymouth will build three Body styling which produces greater passenger The new Plymouth* are sleek in appearance.. deluxe models on a branid new 111-inch wheelbase, room without excessive bulk also increases visibility. New rear-end styling provides a graceful balance with a two-door sedan, a three-passenger coupe, and a V-type windshields have 37 percent more area and the horizontal grille lines which emphasize the broad- new body type, the Suburban. provide excellent vision without distortion. Windshield ness of the front. Fenders which blend perfectly .into wipers clear 61.5 percent greater area, and * the rear body lines are nevertheless separate and detachable, The 97-horsepower engine has improved per- window is ,35.4 percent larger.

See it at these local dealers tomorrow BERSE BROTHERS HUGH CLARK MOTORS DE SOTO • PLYMOUTH DODGE - PLYMOUTH V. 443 NORTH AVE. W. 605 NORTH AVE. W. HARRY MILLER MOTORS, INC CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 301 SOUTH AVE. W. THE wre-nrnrrn TKAT)RR. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1M9 General Assembly. ernatorial year. Print I present the latest methods of can- "As an Assemblyman, I would "Pressure of uiy private prac- ' cer Selection, control and cure. This have to resign from this position. Wednesday Cancer Panel tice and service on this important Return to Principles ' discussion will bring to the public board and commission would nec- I fed that it is far inore impor- "Still Life" is 1 a knowledge of what doctors areRun For Assembly jcssarily present me from devoting tant that I exert all my efforts in ject for this nit IM Washington's Constitution Monday Evening 'accomplishing in the field. This is the time to legislative duties that behalf of Governor Driscoll's can-petition of the Hi traClub. Theco, an excellent opportunity fox the Hairy V. Osborne of Cranfurd would be required of me were I .jiiiaey for re-election and, inci- 1Mstwill The following article ia the text: the end? No, there will then be Wednesday, Mar. 23 at thi The folowg Public Invited to lay person to learn of the progress has withdrawn his candidacy , for• nominated and elected. dentally, in behalf of all other •i part of an address made b y WilWi-l j tw o alternativlti e the State Assembly, he announced iteration building of . made by doctors and research ir. ! "For the last three years. I Republican nominees, than to seek Hum S. Schaefer, president of the «A. Iuan on horse'oack will ap- Sum mil Meeting Thursday. His statement said: County Park Commit , combating cancer. have been the chairman for Unionpublic office myself." Wast Fields Chapter, Sons of the pear On the horizon out-promising "In view of my appointment by County for the State Republican nanco Park, Elizabeth. Aawrion Revolution, at the or- the bureaucrats. He will lead us' The Union County Chapter, The board of managers of the r Governor Driscoll as a member of finance committee. Webster Todd, ' (ania»tion'6 recent brithday din-'t0 the left toward communism American Cantor Society, will pre- Union County Chapter will hold h board o' directors of the State chairman of the State Republican and is reprinted at the sugges- to the right as a fascist or Nazi sent a panel discuss son on cancer its quarterly meeting prior to the finance committee and George Htm of members of the oiganiza- state. Both are statism. Monday evening at the YMCA au- Merck, treasurer of the State Re- "The Republic of the United dilorium in Summit at 8:30 tirement Commission, 1 am con-publican committee have both "Oars is a constitutional form States of America will have be- Dr. Meiton L. Griswold Jr of Illinois Share Cropper* ftiained not to enter the Primary i urged me to continue as the Union tt government, evolved after a come a footnote on the pages cf Plainfield is chairman of arrange- Election as a candidate for the County chairman in this vital gub- four-month struggle by the great- history and Mrs. Bjornulf Johnten Most farm tenancies in Ilhnoi* ments are on « crop-share or livestock- fat galaxf of contemporaries ever "To trade timeless principles of i cj sun1mit is the co-chairman, political thought for ephemeral and I participating in the panel ahare basis, which means that at p g p Tnose some time during the year the crops PIANO TUNING PIANO TUNING "The reaultant great document temporal advantages, to take up a will be divided and each party will waa an inevitable series of com-r Dr. Royal Schaaf, immediate take his share or, if they are ted OB* «f UM *U tem •till w tl» promise*, aection by section. No y, : : , "; • t ji Pr Koyai Sctiaai, jmnH'aiaie to jointly owned livestock, that each far MS*n mrk — ene man nor one group waa wholly will at one or more times during A. S. MANN1NO A SONS satisted. Most delegates signed 10 the the year receive a share ol the pro- reluctantly, some not at all. Each "The Constitution is the bulwark O. Wu«t^ '>»«" £™?», •anfaf WeeMaU U Y..,. 1 ceedt from the sale of livestock or •»•••#•A• .nran VredenburgM h doubted the wisdom of their col-.gainst false leadership, gainst, |^ M™ &!•' Dr'.l Uvtttock products. MO Nartk Av*^,TVHB W.f mCRANFOR »»•> •HSBUJIMtavsD T«lt . Cr. COiaS-M WE. l-4fM . . Ill PARK lective decision . . . the untninhjng' n -.. H , Cuvl Wilbur, director of profes- 0> "The first ten amendments, naturally jeain foi wmie ing isiona } education of the American known as the Bill of Rights, si- nothing (tough not so termed officially, was The, is no pparty allegiance, S^^S^S^^ approved by the first Congress and no persona! idolatry that is worth Middlesex and St. Peter's Hospi- tarn* into force Dec. IS, 1791. sacrificing tried principles of Re-tals, New Brunswick. "Thiia the great document came publican accomplishment for the Old World discredited systems of Physicians who have been study- Into being. By a common desire to 8Ocialism taxation bureaucrats ing the cancer problem have deter- " fcrm a gov.rnii.ent of law, and not anrf dict»tors." mined that the best present meth- of men, a aerie* of checks, balances od of controlling cancer ia to edu- and restraints were imposed upon cate the people to the fact that, ilie various branches of govern if detected in time, cancer ia cur- ment. It meant delay, it meant PHONE able. cempromiw. . , Admission is free and the pub- "This then waa the fruition of Turtle Hardware lic is cordially invited to attend the Revolution. It leant dignity to ON this open meeting to hear these • man, his individual right to life, participating doctors, who are l:l«rty and the pursuit of happi- WESTFIELD 2-6700 highly qualified in the cancer Held, r*j« without the harasaments of Hate. It gave him protection (gainst undue proteases of law ... "This then in brief was the back- 1 round, the (rand political design, t>c overtones of general philosoph- SPRAY TREES NOW i.al concept that gave the Consti- t'Ttioa ita meaning, ita essence, its PRUNING, CAVITY WORK, CRAFTING, Ife, REMOVAL, FEEDING. "Haw have wt lived up to our Fully Cov«i*4 by Inauranco. trait? Tae encroachments of fed- rial powen hare gone on relent- lessly .. . Boyle Tree Surgery Co. "Utopia, are planned for, dia- 37 Rank* St., EL>«- 2-4124 •n!er reigns. Farmers arrayed , against labor, labor against capi- EliuUth EUi. 2-6027 tul, section against aection, the old -a ainat the young, color and creed vooed if there is political profit. A.I in the name of democracy. "Democracy means literally mob f .lie. We have long since deserted sUpubiican principles. Public opin- ion polls indicate that only 25 per cent of the electorate are informed •n public affairs. An electorate of which only 60 per cent bothers to \ote. An electorate of which 100,- C00 who did vote failed to cast a \cte ifo r president. "We have become intellectual and have not lost our intelligence l.i the process. We have become \ t ~.e slaves of a vast sprawling bu- , ivuucracy in which it is almost im- > f s<;sible to dismiss an employee for [ cnhoneatv, disloyalty or ineffi- ciency... "The tax (ratheren take 30 per j cent of the nation's income. In 1620 federal expenses were lens ! than two-thirds of the personal in- mw A9XIC0 Theee valuable plant! need food, but ordinary e?*w of the cititens of California. (ertUlser won't do. Vie AGRICO FOR BROAD- In 1938 federal expenses took the LEAP EVERGREENS—euppllee all needed plant entire personal income of the citi- foode, altoacidlBca aoll, eaaential for acid-loving x-iis of California, Washington, plant!. Uae the other apeclat A»rlco Fertilisers— -1 regon, Colorado, Nevada, Ari- one for Lawna, one for Flower* and Vegetables, 1 na, New. Mexico and Utah. In Better results, leu coit! 1347, it took the personal income if all these,states plus those of fouth and North Dakota, Nebras- ka, Kansas, Okahoma and Texas. AGRICO for Lawns, AGRICO for Gardens AGRICO for In their own words below, the automotive editors 1 "Putljf reception of new Pantiac was up U) thi m»w Tarlu "Beauty of appearance combined with adcantrt (for Floweim A Vtge»M«> Broadleaf Evergreens utility and ttylinf features 0/ Poiuioc models price tags tanning immediate • ie just as those delegates met to approvall andd rightlyrihl sof from record crowds because of these supersede the articles of confed- two features to hy nothing of their mechanical admncemtnt The Finest ol nil Neu> Features In the Finest of nil New Cant ciation. Doerrer & Sons Langtton's Hardware and improved riding qualities." LEON ]. PUiKSON, ACTOWmVK tDITOB, %. 1M taaVI OWTITMI—»> HAUTT J. 1OWUT MUd» CAR WITII Ml HTMU4U1K Mm S. tOWUTIlT HM '•The liberties, the initiative, the 167 Elm Street 860 Mountain Avenue enterprise of OUT citizens cannot SAX raiNcisco CUBONICLS I IT MM 4. MMR SUTf-AMMB ROAM S. wrlf, lUT-aCOM NOH a. MW IWW IIOHBOII ««««• •aHa« "Despite lS4egree mother thousands of fashion * T. MH-14MW M1V1I VMW a. Hw MaMUIfilR »Uk 9. IXCUIMW WaVlUK MM «•• "»• t-ke many more assaults. There WE. 2-2400 WE. 2-S6SS conscious DalUuites kept Pontiac dealers' thourooms filled vill soon be no frame work left throughout Introduction Day STOP Comment on new Styling >num wnoN ON MmuMaur PAMI n. am HutM* «m,vMmuiM« svimi n. MRIT-MOII f.r us to fight back to regain the ktynoted enthusiastic approtal." INMM M>*a U. MW lOW-MUHVM TMU, IT WHUU AM* MMM MW •«• ""**"*€ FAMOUS IMM0W opportunities, political and social CBiBUI C«U, AUTOMOTIVE ESITOa, DALLAS TIMIS BOAID SIRMMn aMNT IM MX CTI tnd economic that made us the J. S. Irving Co. H. L. Vance tieatest nation in all history and t o envy and admiration of the 200 North Avenue 321 South Avenue RAWSON MOTORS. Inc. RAWSON MOTOR SALES, Inc. vhole world for 162 years. We V'Wi have mistaken the shadow for WE. 2-3030 WE. 2-2525 S20 PARK AVCNUI PIAINFIEID, N. J. 433-457 NORTH AVENUE; WESTFIELD, N. J. t'e substance. Eternal vigilance i i the price of liberty and we have PLAINFIELD 4-6600 WESTFIELD 2-3700 rut lost the lesson. "The price we are asked to pay Tuttle Hardware Wettfield Nursery is too great in terms of money and (Hyde & Ellii) 1218 Central Avenue more important too great in terms South Avenue of lost liberty. Instead of telling WE. 2-1845 THE LOWEST PRICED CAR WITH GM HYDRA-MATIC DRIVE u.'. how much wo will p;et, it will WE. 2-6700 foon be how little we can get. In- (AVAILABLE FOR A "6" OR AN "8") ttcad of being liberal in theory, the practice will be townn! a static society in economics, political ac- WestfieldPt.&Hdwe.Co. Buy Agrico S-PASS. SEDAN COUPE ONLY $599 DOWN tion and private progress. It is reaction disguised. 233 North Avenue From These "Without incentive inertia will $ DELIVERED EQUIPPED 21 Payments of $68.51 Each set in. Waste and corruption will WE. 2-3000 Local Dealers eprend like wildfire. Is this then 1782 IN WESTFIELD THIS INCLUDES: • AIL CARRYING CHARGES' • FIRE AND (4 DOOR SEDAN $50 ADDITIONAL) THEFT, $50 DEDUCTIBLE COLLISION INSURANCE THROUGH GMAC NO TRADE-IN NECESSARY * EQUIPPED AS YOU DESIRE FUEL OIL * GOOD ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR CAR IF Voil" OWN ONE * BODY TYPE AND COLOR YOU PREFER

OIL BURNERS RAWSON MOTORS, Inc. INBTALLID AND SCRVICCD RAWSON MOTOR SALES, Ine 320 PARK AVENUE 111 QUIMBY STREET - WESTFIELD, N. J. • TELEPHONE 2-2200 PLAINFIELD, N. J. 433-457 NORTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. •»• PLAINFIELD 64600 WESTFIELD 2-3700 OPEN EVENINGS ft Gorgeous Automobile Show . . . All By Itself Bat-Tnaffa* Family Life Today Mi^aj,^ Get New Auto it p*jt to rat-proof all By JAM EH WALTERS RIALTO Specialist in Human Relations The Missioni Club of Holy Trin-Trin-1 i LlCWISCS tiflFly kutgas, the Stole Vnircrsity ity High School has recently adopt- Uli DORIS WADE ed a baby whom they named Steph- TRENTON—Motor Vehicle Di- en Joseph. They are making band- rector Arthur W. Mapec reminded TODAY — Home Economic! Don't Forget Dad ages, cancer pads and baby clothes which they send to the Medical cor owners and drivers today that fiblh Service Electric ani Gt Com, y is it that fathers often fail Missions in New York. Through it will be to their advantage to End PLTNN — Vima to take time to play with their the co-operation of several differ- renew their car. rejuArations and aullat, a* MM •*•* *f a kaarr »lat« children? la it because they think ent doctors many boxes of medi- operator's lcienses early. Agencies itll all tea tow an bra taken they're too busy to devot* a few cine have been sent to aid those have been issuing; renewals since ti ADVENTURES OF DON JU ap by taa aaat: Mra awat, repeat. minutes each day to youngsters? iti need. Mar. 1. •mis Heat tat It frflag (an; brown statk Or is it because they simply aren't "Don't procrastinate" was the "COMMAND TUn., Fri., «:•»—fit. Sat. ,•:!•—•:*• oa bota siiea, aM oaion, (raca interested in their children's ac- Sister Joseph Eucharia and Sis- DECISION freneb Cuisl it w»s peppe* ua ter Maria Josephine are the mod-Director's advice. "Apply early given body aa« *«r u< tamatoM. Cover ttgttlf tivities? _ •», . Fium • l« a» — the erators of the group. End avoid the possibility of list England aa4 alBsuar latll tenaar, about Hi minute lines and their consequent ulrr t PHILIP MED — VIRGINIA OUT hoars. Itmi «. Unfortunately, many fathers Besides having their regular UUt\ AirpUM Cutest don't realize that they have an delays." . . . T.. a>» imtw* S tit Hot-Breads of Virginia. meeting at the school every other By Air I«M »tUim\m. Cra*ta Cdlcfeta DIMMf mportant part to plr.y in helping Wednesday the club meets at the Agencies are open daily, includ- Kl.ur U,t. * l>« At Ve secret of CreoUeoncoctloas jroung-sters to develop normally. ing Saturday, between 9 a. m. and Milraell UNKNOWN ISLAND idlents. In a true Creole 1 roaatln* y, Up. paprika homes of different members where To * large extent there exists they precede to have a good but G p. m. during; the current month. in cirac*MMi se ingredlsnts are kept chicken tt tsa. rapper Taa», Fri., 3 •T:««—!•»». Sal., »:!•—T.M fja; "t called a "MrD boaqaet" »tns>. abort- I tap. salt division of labor in many fam- busy time. No car registration can be re- 1 cups boillag lies—with each member doing cer- newed unless the vehicle bears the ,ain things. Consequently, the men ! ,pr.y of parsley, bay leaf and t onions, tiled vater second period, 1948 inspection NOW Tkm Saaaar CHILOHIN'fl SHOW SATURDAY AT I raw carrots, 1 la MAN» "SAN FRANCISCO" ow cooked utarimp. To really be 1 lb. cooked t large onions, form. FROM COLORADO" -' . — nta _ delicious the shrimp should mart- cubed ham sliced Take the case of Peter whose la I'ulor — lil«» — MARX MOTHERS In tite (or at least 4 or 5 hours. Serre *4 cup chopped 2H cups water father died when the boy WEIS an Sarc Your Watte Paptr "TROUBLE cold on shredded lettuce. green pepper 1 cupi uncooked. infant. Peter hod no men uround PREFERRED" S cups cooked rice him. He was shy and consequent- CRANFORD P. Kune.M. L. Raberts "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA Crtol* Swiss aisak shrimp Pepper ly withdrew from male company When Your K cup enriched 1 medium onion, S cupi diced or stewed tomatoes •when he entered school. He pre- THURS.. Fill. A SAT. jour chopped Melt butter or margarine In a ferred girls company because he Back Hurts- — JMari'd IT. IN, It — OXtORII ON aTA«ir, 154 up. .alt 1 green pepper, saucepan, add Sour, ham and green understood them. Other boys ex- "SNAKE PIT" — WH., Marra tSra — Ji tsp. pepper diced pepper. Cook, stirring constantly, ceeded him in athletic skills. As AsafVaaw OUVIt ItrllAMI.I.AM), ART Gaorg• Cfcwif'• H lbs. round l'A cups canned for t minutes. Add shrimp, toma- a result, Peter experienced u feel- MAI1K HTKVIiKtt AMI HIN HANI1 iteaK.l" thick tomatoes toes, parsley, garlic, onion, water TUTOR, 2:1.".—8:43 Oar Hoar ing of rejection because the boys Kill., 2:4*>—7:IH»—1(1:20 S tbsp. fat and pepper ta taste. Bring to a did not accept him in their play. SAT., 3-.40—7:00—^1U:2O Mil 'our, salt and pepper. Place boil, add rice and press into the Chi-Am Chateau So Peter was lonely. %& •teak on a board; add half of the liquid. Cover and simmer for 30 "NORTHWEST STAMPEDE" Many times this same thing hap- Filmcil In I'liiwulitr ROUTE M, MOUNTAINSIDE, N. 1. Dour milture and pound with a minutes. Serves 6. J I l:slJl:. Jnnira I nilK pens even when the father of the TlllTKK., 1 :W—T-.OO—1:4r» BE ALLURED TO DANCE ' Freshman Vocational jferent Orders of Nuns and Con the father consciously or uncon- BY RAY D.VALLEE and HIS ORCHESTRA i stance Mellillo, Mother Scton. sciously, won't take the time to bo Saturday at 1:00 P. M. 1 Featuring ALLEN PAUL, VocalUt Forum Monday a companion to his child, • Crtmt i»w Valu, The speakers will be judged on YOUNG FOLKS' MATINEE EVERY NITE EXCEPT MONDAY HITE e b of A great many children need SponiMtreii h>- ihf Otiiifiiul. On Monday, five members of the!H> f\* content, pronuncia their father's counsel and love I ounill Inr < hilclrnr> Mnvli-a From »:30 P. M. to 1)30 A. M. , . „, „. ., ition, delivery and posture. The more than their parents realize "NORTHWEST STAMPEDE" LIBERT^ ftratoa class of Holy Tnr.it*- j .^.^ . . B.COURSE LUNCHEON fratn .71 wil| be |)kke(| fl om thc In fact, children need both par- III Cftlur TIII'IIK., Fill., HAT. * NI'K. flu- •BOURSE DINNER from $t.3S High School will present a voco- j student body and the faculty. The ents. Jfnh Aiirmii A .!««. «I'I:WAHT tional fovum in the gym to the chairman will also be picked from a _ roi.on < AHIOONS — :i OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING MONDAY lieae Anil (Mhrr "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT members of the high school and t two groups, Sale of Patterns MN AMI K WITH YOU" FROM 11 NOON UNTIL I A. M. the faculty, The speakers and Patterns sold during 1948 will ex- | speakers Itaho Okast Tnra DOAN SPILLS SUN., MON. t TUES. Spaclal Attaatlam Ci»«a Ta RaMnatiaas Far Part? Ba««i»ata' ttiBir lojiics are John Ransome, ceed 200 million, home — Hllr4>N SO, -I, -U — HOY IMMiKlOl In The Christopher Movement; Marie ! Bay Rone, a ghost Iowa in Cus- '!FORCE OF EVIL" "HOME IN OKLAHOMA" WESTFIELD t-UTS, ler county, Id.ha, rseelaaf Its n t Mdoy, Pleaching and Teaching j p in:ii'iimn K i: I-IMIISOr V MON., 'I'lKS. * > rTa Taka Oal i Ottas of Priests; William Me-j because a man discovered a rich ord breaking figure. SUN,, 1:00—4:(lO—7:(ill—10:00 One of the Greate.t Picture. I Manns, Catholic Universities and J outcrop vein of ore here while h« YES! MON. & TW5H., 2:4.'.—Situ of the vnr: ei; Carolyn Dooley, The Dif- was out looking for his bay horse. "OPEN CITY mid < <)STi:i.l.l> U'llh IIIIIIIIII l>lnli>K«r "MEXICAN HAYRIDE" ALTERATION SALE Gloveskin HII.N., 8:4.1—,1:4."i—S:4:i CONTINUES. Arov. H: Trfts., i::!o—T:oo~lO:oo CAN YOU DO IT Does Surti Wednesday, March 23rd LEADER STORE, nail Illant-r'a l.nlrat FOR LESS AT HOME? making a New Lawn? 109 East Broad St., In IX'hiilroliir Mat. Uallr. IS PEAT MOSS bale $4.00 Weatfield Miracles "SO DEAR TO MY HEART' gal., »na. «>H«l. Coat. A Full Course 5.10-5 FERTILIZER : 100 ft a. $2.65 SOON: A NEW AND "STATIONS WEST" Today Thru Saturday N. J. No. 1 LAWN SEED ft. 80c LARGER STORE; Overnight WiltHer <»f SI AwnnlH If you must "THE SNAKE PIT" LUNCHEON or DINNER NEW DEPARTMENTS. ivllh Come and Get It — And Save. Clothes for Work Wash a Dish OLIVIA D.IIAVllI.AMI, and Play or . tIAIIK NlKVIOVM 85c Abuse your hands REGENT .IOAX JVJIKS JACK Choice of Soup or Juice L. BARTELL in any way, • i :.«I,II: ciiAii- OAKIIO ENTREE (I.AMK VAN WAI.TIOII "NORTHWEST DESSERT Have a jar of STAMPEDE" CENTRAL AVE. . CLARK, N. J. liAIII.K .IO1I\KO\ IMIIftlCOX BEVERAGE Glovetkin handy. "COMMAND DECISION" (In Cliii'i'iilnr> Tel. Rahway 7-1581 — a !\v.v mix — Saturday Matinee Only ALL AT THIS NEW LOW PRICE. JARVIS "FLAKY MARTIN" NORTHWEST STAMPEDE Only Top Quality Foods Prepared ChesterWest - 54 ELM ST. MIO, r.whrrr SCOTT By Our Chef For Your Enjoyment. in coi.mi i AIITOONS IIIMI Aniidit'r 'I'lirllilhi; Chulilrr Contractor & Builder ,,r ".IIMIIII <;-lli:,\" (OMDIIIIOS nml SOVUI/rlKS TOP'S «Repairs . Alterations. RITZ "I'lIK SMKK I'lT" «II.I, SOT HI: SIIIIWX ROUTE 29 . MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. MATUIIOAV MA'I'IMIK % Romodelini Bathroom*, — NOW SHOWING — KitchtUM, Playrooms. — 2 IIUANII \i:W HITS — Sunday Thru Tuetday "JOHN LOVES MARY" .Killv - ROUTI 31 tOMIRVIUI at III Uatea to "KtMay aTvala" •Utloa WOIO Dally, mis to Uiw "THE SECRET WEAPON" Dnni'lnic Kvrrj- IVIBIII U> Unit SncrH I" JllllH OUR D & H COAL! • • COMPARE A Thrri> SIIIIIKC Cm IJI Cliaiid'r \II, N hint of » CLARINETS Wln Where Steak , 'er in the air — strikes and transportation • TROMBONES And Sea Food '"•"P* «•» hold up delivery. Order now — call Are Famous. WE t.50 - 2-1492 today. (HistoricW.__ ,__ ., .oneof: I 59 PRESCRIPTIONS I ii II iwekesey INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED. Mm 111 Oldest inns GREGORY'S Two Decades of Dependable [AIACAQJE, COCKTAIC- Service — DINNER, J-B|» MXL MUSIC CENTER Luncheon Every f>»y • 76c 330 WEST FRONT STREET one half million prescriptions SCOTCH PLA«HS,N.J. Jfonwocxl I'l.. II-.M.-IH ON mrilf AVIS,, HCOTf!lt lM.AWll On,' Hlot'k OH Ililutc 2V THE WESTFIELD UEADES, THUBSDAY MAECH 17. 1949 —r——««^ the national contest. Attend Mes»»Jll tans* attending were Mrs. W. M. a resident of Cranford, was one and utilization of all Air Force Other girls who participated in j J|ygiene Meeting '>** of the original members of West- aircraft assigned to N. J. Wing 22 the contest were Julie Ann Bon- ^ Jm End in turn to the individual squad- field Squadron 222-3 when it was HOiVfEMAKING nett, Julia Aueustadt, Vestine Min- Organized one veek before Pearl runs in connection with senior The Mental Hygiene Society of nick and Ann Wiley. ProMoted Harbor and has been flying for flight crew training and proficiency By Union County held its fifth an- i the past 17 years, havinsr jspccial- frying. He will also be in charge nual meeting Tuesday evening at of the cadet training program in | ized in light aircraft operations DORIS WADE the Park Hotel, Flainfield. Among Hertel Surrt**!* • with both land and seaplane i'at- ! the state with respect to standard- Home Economics Adviser, Ran M Local Comdr. ; ings. He rose through the ranks ization of ground and flight train- land participated in many World ing to te presented by all squadron Public Servict EUclric and Gas Comfemy unit*. iJM C»l. B. Hunt Smith, winz com- \ War II flying missions. He also of New Jersey Wing 22, | served in various squadron stafi' I Colonel Smith simultaneously an- Msks Flsh Vaur Favorite Dish Trim crusts from breaa If de- ! duties prior to his assignment as nounced the assignment of Capt. sired. Cut each slice into quarters. I Air Patrol, revealed this week Fish adds infinite variety and test squadron commander. i Arthur A. Hertel of Newark as Combine eggs, seasonings and milk. I pcamotion and reassignment of to Lenten menus. There are ao ! Major Rau led his squadron in I new squadron commander of West- Arrange layer qf bread In a greased I csfceis of Westfield Squadron many kinds and so many different flying time as pilot on many train- ', field Squadron 222-3. Captain Her- baking dish, cover with layer of FUEL OIL 9, which is now making its ways to serve them you won't have ing missions with Westfield pilots tel has been executive officer of the oysters. Sprinkle with grated cheese. fcgarterB at the Ameri- to serve the same thing twice. Many and observers piling up more fly- local unit for the past one and one- different types of fish are now avail- Repeat layer, pour milk mixture IC t ated Cross Building, 209 Berck- ing hours than any other unit in ; half years. He joined the group able in frozen and canned varieties, over contents of dish and cover MA[ witb grated cheese. Place dish in i street, Piainfield. i New Jersey. He was Area C base a few months subsequent t» its ac- as well as fresh. Variety may be "Major Eugene Rau Jr., who has j commander in N. J. Wing- 22's re- tivation and served in various fly- achieved with sauces and accom- pan of hot water. Bake at 85O'F. squadron commander of the jeent "Operation Contact" with ing duties until his entry into the paniments. Whether the fish is tor 30 minutes,, or until brown. "1 unit for the past two andI command of •••e squadrons on this U. S. Air Force in 1943. After baked, broiled, poached, sauteed or Serves 6. ' >3f ysare has been promoted assignment. three years service in a B-24 bomb- fried, It Is the teamwork between Tsastas Tuna salsa1 Sanawlchaa J.S.IRVIN& CD i H. i. Wing 22 staff duties as er squadron and release from ac- you and your range which makes a officer and acting com- In his new assignment, Major tive service, he rejoined the squad- successful B«h dish. Just this one 1 cup grated tt cup mayon- f hint: Flsh aiu«t not be cooked a of cadets. Major Rau. Rau will supervise the operation ron, serving in the various staff tuna flab naise or islaa NOPIH \ NTPAl AVF «rnn [j N minute longer than the recipe calls •4 cup chopped dressing for. celery Vs tsp. salt • til KI'M «f.R a NO M SfaJVirr Si cup chopped % tsp. pejyjer •roils* Fish with ••um* ••wee green pepper H tsp. paprika Ms* 1 tbsp. grated 4 slices enriched aft 114 lbs. flsh y. cup plckla ooloa bread fillets (cod, relish SERVICES YOU NEED « I tsp. lemon % cup coarsely haddock, 1 tbsp. chop»ea juice grated Ameri- sounder) parsley can cheese ROOFING SCREENS Salt t tbsp. lemoa •RANGE NOW for Sprlnc and Combine tuna, celery, green pep- Hummer work at winter prices. And t'arstnitrr Work. CHECK Yol'lt, SCK13ENB NOW-—If Pepper Juice KISSEM. <'. liOITHl. in need nf repair or you need per, oDioa and lemon juice. Moisten , 'Ime payment*. Call Dependable, foine ntnv screens, call us now— cup mayon- hi. tip. salt IS-II* Liberty at.. Pialnneld, PL.. 6- with mayonnaise, add seasonings. llO. dur or main. 3-17'lf beat the rush. aaise or salad % tip. pepper AndfomUFE j JIIIIV Hill IH)> •BHVI3NTI Cut bread slices In half diagonally. dressing 2 efg whites, :. a-niw . we. a-a.wn-w Tout on one side. Spread other Ma *•• MEraiaisa CABINETS stiflr bcatea " my prices; roof repatr- CUSTOM BUI1-T wood caMnetH, rad- 3-3-tf side with butter and tuna mixture. _... paintW from #25.00 up. iator covei'w. elc. Kitchen cab- Wipe fish with clean, dams cloth Sprinkle grated cheese over top. ?- Puahlnira, cutter*, downspout*. inets a specialty. Jlclal cabinets HKI'AIII 8HOP and cut into serving pieces. Sprlskl* Broil until golden brown. Serves 4. Saved! .' filMlrM and replaced; every job also sold. Estimates freely given. JjKW-nniowers iintl power mowers lgtitly witb salt and pepper. Ar- SMaranteed by contract; reliable sharpened and repaired. *M pltaaaBt workmen. Call l D. * J. CABINETS, EDGED TOOLS SHARPENED. All range flsh on shallow baklag pas ,,, aaa Is In line for your pg siuvH jind ciroulur «iiws uharu- which has been lightly greased. Bat Fish fouMa 'V rMWirlnir- For personal contact til HAH WAV AVKM K IMM BvrWHtl . John HUB fned aside while preparing sauce. Mix Vi lb. Bin flakes H tsp. salt £'- mM after t p. m. WB.t. i-ltilUK WE. Z-KHU-M WB. »-»»'.«• HANI) SAWS retoothed. OPICN until 7 p. m. mayonnaise, relish, parsley, lemon (may be 4 egg, separated COH.VKII OF >KW juice, salt and pepper. Beat en canned or 1H cups milk TAILORING A\l> 4O1 •«. KI.IHKH XT. white* until stilt but not dry, (aid Trsiklmr ••• «orJi.i..id. I'kone »l'.«l. 2-Srsr-M. leftover fish) H tsp. paprika '*, MsralBIMn . •EMOMSI.INO nto mayonnaise mixture. Broil fish Tel. WB. 2-63S2. 3-3-tt 3-3-tf 1 cup fine bread 3 drops Tabasco •X •BM'B) * ««••»'• UAMMBNTS !" from source of heat s-10 minutes crumbs sauce TUNINU. Aleea J. DBSBB, r until almost cooked through. workmanship—charges rea- C16 Hlllcrcut Ave., Westlleld. For- DRESSMAKING 1 tbsp. butter •able. estimates cheerfully merly with Estey and Aeoliai:. »UI« > rg. Spread sauce in even layer orer top or margarine rina. Telephone WEHI. 2-0»U2-J. Custom Dre»Kni(iKiiig-. Sevvlnir Help of fish. Broil 4 minutes longer until Heat the milk, breiij crumbs and and Instruction. Children's sauce Is puSad and lightly browned. MAYFAIR TAILORS, PAI.VTIMO AKI1 FAFISmtti! clothes made. Mary Randolph, butter or margarine In a double •Blerl»r Mil Ktlrrlur. call WEot. 2-22G5. 3-3-tf Serve Immediately. Serves f. •r. . wiu. i-iass ststlawm Chtvrfallr nlvea. boiler. Add the flsh flakes and stir ANTHONY RECG, PIANO TUNING until blended. Add the mixture to _ Jk foaling S«rvic« PANWOOD 2-5OHI-* Oytteri Au Oratln the well beaten egg yolks; add 3-3-tf k REPAIRING. paprika and Tabasco sauce. Fold in Ins and New Work. Estimates < slices buttered %^ja tap»V|fl . B«^B>psprikB BJ a l] fflven. WARREN W. CROFF. toast Vt cup milk the stiffly beaten egg whites to WBmt. B-IHWS-W "For 3S Venn WeslSeld's t'ercssast Plaao Taatir." I e(gs. beaten 1 pt. oysters which salt has been added. Pour —v . ina •OII.EVABII UPHOLSTERY. 1 tap. salt 1 cup grated Into greased baking dish and bake , 3-J-5t 244 Walnut St., WE. 1-ttlS 1 tsp. prepared cheese at 300°F. for 1 hour. Serve Imme- I ALL StCWINU, new and Bltcra- FURNITURE REPAIRS. _JI>», call MM. Frieda Geuert, DON MAXWELL, •»tai m. *. ABSB. st rtaas TBBBIB. mustard diately. Serves (. WK-t. J-O519-H. .1-10-2! WaatfMld 2-0226 5-3-tf AjssaWfBAKIMO, •eaalaar and shin RADIO 3-3-tl ssignmenta of commandant of ca- ?£j asllara turned; reasonably. Alter. AND *?'• (MOBS. ' Mrs. Ruth Weston. «!l lets, operations officer and execu- p?: Saaaevelt it. WJCst. l-UII-w. APPLIANCE To Model Dresses MEW ANU UIKD TVPICWIIITKIIH. ive officer. He set up the plans Royal salep representative. 12x- SERVICE. ind details for the activation of pert repalrb on Adtlcrtt, Calculii- HOME MODERNIZING torfi. Typewriters". Call us today. Elm Radio A Electric Co, he the Westfield Cadet Flight A In Trenton Today AtTMATIONt THOMPSON TVPKWHITBn. Inc. IUKUIT. (!»». Aem.) WI.MM and the Elizabeth Flight rifle unit. I«T Nsrlk Ate. Pluialeld IMMI4I 3-3-tt •3-3-tf He has been a licensed pilot for Two girls from Westfield re- • BRciaimBB. WATCH REPAIRING the past 14 years, with over 500 ceived first honors in the state this AOornoNs. Super npeed service. Hours: 1 p. m. pilot hours in liaison aircraft hold- DRESSMAKING to 6 p. m. Closed Wednesdays and year in the cotton dress contest ing both land and seaplane vat- Mrs*. •«tlBC BBd Skirt Cullare Tornfil; Sundays. sponsored by the Daughters of reasonably. Alterations. Mrs. V. ROSSNAGEL. ings. He was second to Major Ruth Weeton, 029 Hoosevell St. American Revolution. Harjorie r •*lt Nvrtk 4?e, W. Uau in flying hours flown individ- P. ROBEI & SONS, WE«t. 2-43S2-W. 3-3-tf 3-3-tt Schmidt, dauKhtcr of Mr. anil Mrs. ually. Captain Hertel was in com- •OILDBHS. J. E. Schmidt of 618 Msye.street, mand of Squadron 222-^ during op- sti cdimiA.t' »v«emr« ELECTRICAL REPAIRS WATERPROOFING an eighth grade student of Mia* eration contact and worked closely ~" " " 2-I37I-W OF ALL KINDS Kathryn Rumble, won first prize AT THK PLACA CIRCLE . MAROKfHY WAI.I/1. with Major Ran in establishing the 3-3-tf ' LAMPS CONVEHTED. A. J. »T.4KM» « SO1>!. in the junior group and Dovis LAMPLAMP S REPAIREDREPRE, »o«lk Ave., *'a»«raod. FA. *A*\4 close liaison with the Plainfield X/OU see he had learned life saving and first aid melm t bnlcfl . 3-3-tr :hauter of the American Red Cross Krauser, .a junior in high school r**ld filtered air system. Hol- and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •*• through Red Cross. This training is just one of A furnace Co.. 'phone PU f E. J. WILDUNG, D. VIIXAN'E— Gcaeral CeatraHlag which has recently resulted in the I; Bleats, FU 4-1559. sir aouTii AVE.. WEKTFIELD, N. I. Wsrk. Estlminei given (ree on Westfield unit establishing its Charles Krausei- of 421 Woodland the many worthwhile activities canied on by Red 3-3*tf TeL WEet. X-4TW new houses. Special prices given avenue, a student of Miss Cather- on aii alter ttie^ work. wBnt. headquarters in the American Red Cross. The annual drive for funds is on. Will you 3-3-tf 2-0779. 3-3-tf i ine Schaeffer, won first prize in PIANO TUNING, GBOHOB I. WOODS. ross building in Plainfield. the senior group. give as generously as you can? • REPAIRING. Home Maintenance PAINTING, DECORATING . Cranford Piano Co. GVTTEHS . aooriNo Kirst chisa work. Reaaor ible prlcea. farm Accidents The dresses were judged on REDECORATING . CARPENTRY Eat 1 mates on run nest. Call Twice as many farm people are , Taatoa and B*»«IUI»« Reaelta mt Any Nature, | workmanship, cost and launder- foo can Htlf thmqh ym M Cn$t...G'mlkw I Iferta A»e- B. ClUafna S-3TJS IBT Elat SI., Weelleld. WE. MI17-J HANS CHRISTENSEN, Inc. injured in falls than in any other ability. Marjorie used McCall pat- %-t-U WEHTPIKLU S!-1K17 Sawn •!••• ay WUIC IMVKI .•**•> 3-3-tf WEHTPIKLU S!1K17 type of accident. 1 tern 7541 and Boris used an oriK- i WratHeld H*1 SR .INOI.ICI'SI — Aa»hall Tll«—Rubber i inal design. Both girls will model MAGER 3-3-tf Tils—Formica and Linoleum sink Dairy Cattle KaUoa i their dresses at the state conven- tops Installed-—Altlco Aluminum GAIIAGES IWrif•r.tion SOTTW* wall tile—Llfewall plastic wall CKSTOJf HL'II.T to match your Good quality hay is the basis for • tion in Trenton today, following C coverlns*—Wall Linoleum. Cab- home, at a reasonable price. Time V--. dairy cattle ration and should MHB •• Walm. which the dresses, will be sent to inet Making of all types. All piiyiTH-ntK. Dependable Construc- be fed liberally. CALL ri S-Z1S.1. work suaranteed. tion Co., llll Liberty St., Plilln- Washington, D. C, to compete in 3-3-tf W. H. IIOI.H1EH « CO., Held, i>L. 6-6H0. 3-17-t[ T«l OBtml Avtltuf »» RAk. 7-IUB-J , »l).l. x.X^ IKI,F.VISII>> SEIIVICB—Call WEst. 3-3-tr 2-6320—Factory authorized repair REFRIGERATION headquarters for C3. R, Pbllco, f aad SKralrtK All Hakea. RADIO dKIIVICK—If Vnoi Trouhle Fuda, Hallcrafters, Crosley. Olym- pic, Du.Mtint, Stromberg-Carluon, NOW is the Time to Consider a Is electronic, call WEst. 2-1CG0. Stewart Warner, and otherH. STATION IIADII) * TICI.I;* ISI(>.\. TKf.EVIMO.V E>*(al>*10fr:ill.VG CORP. WASHING MACHINES B33 Soalk Are., »f«lllilil. >. J. 3^U South Ave., WealHeld, X. J. 3-3-tl 3-3-tf PERMANENT DRIVEWAY. k. t\. CHARTERS. ELECTRICAL A»»BaMeea Repaired. ILTERATIOXS— REBODEUSIa — Prompt. expert, refrigerator Kitchen CnbinetB, Roofing, Screens, WE. 2-6130 radio, waafaer and vacuum re Storm Saah, and Carpenter Work 3-3-tf pain. Central Appliance & Photo of all kinds. 601-603 Central Ave. 3-3-tf W. E. BtlRHBY, MASONS 223 «laier it. Wm. A. Parkhurst t Wats aed c«mt wurk a Sperlaltr. NOTICE 3-3-tf A. J. STAKNIS * SON, Floor. Refinuh.il, oM floorB Contractor •M BOUTH AVE., FANWOOD, N. J. made like new by electric ma. THORBURN'S rkaac FAa, 2-o •S E. Braaal II. . \tEil, S-MH Call WE. 2-0080 3-3-tt :i-3-tr U'l C10NTIIA1, AVKNtlF. Ml:. ^-(I93» G. A. L. WBsTPftlflLD Reaideutlal serTlre— <»xt to Uunllly Market) House painting, roofing, gutters IT'S YOUR JOB STATE MAINTENANCE and leaders, window caulking, MlalllUB la Eatale Milabamirr (eneral repairs. WE. t-3105. CaivCBlrr. Pnliill.it, Rleclrleal, 3-3-tr WATCHES REPAIRED, IT'S YOUR HOME aasa Work. Cellar WatFrorouniiir, PHOTOSTATS! CLOCKS REPAIRED ABpillanee Bevalr. ^lei'trlr cliu'lis iiiid jewelry repaired Caalral Ave.. MOUXTAINSIDE, \. .1. Legal documents and dlschnrgt Pkoar WIUI. U-U283 apers. 24-hour service. West ItOTllHUCK, WEsl. 2-3.132 3-3-tf 8eld Studios, 131 Cast Broad Hi u - 3 -1 r INSTALL ;;-3-11 m.HCTItlClA.V RTIIZK, and protect your planu Alteration*, additional outlets In- and flower UCIIH now by covering GLASS AND MIRRORS Htnlled; anyllilnR electrical re- THE with manure. We have it Hprcnd For ETerr Piryose. Old mirrors re- paired. neilNiilutblt! JprlcCH for ull U duslred. Also top soil, 1>1UB aUvered. Auto snfety ITIUHB. Uor work. C. l.!ri.iin:in, IMIHIIICKH iihone stone and cindcrH for drivewiiyn. kin OlaxB Co.. 1C5 Somerset Si WK. !-.-|GM, residence phone WE. BEST! Cellars and attk-K (ileaneil—rub- PlalnDeld, N. J. Tel. Fltd. 6-0544 2-341III-W. 3-3-tf bish removed. Let us clean up lll 0> MECHANICS £«?& your pluce. Wcutlleld 2-08j!>. VACITM iil;iji;» _ AH makes 3-3-lf AMI i'Ari:nn \\<;i\(. ri'lialred: I.IIKM, belt", etc. Kl TUERMOSEAL —Hftnl of workmunsVilp. trlcal rciMlrini; anil iii»lulll spetlnl Prli'r for .Inn., I'rli., Murcli. Our Gsnuins Ford Part, era III IOIIIO « 111 innio ,N" Juli inu muall. All work t'n right lo fit rlflhtondla.tlooj" CONTIIAC1'OII.S ROY RONETf lllltet'il. J. <;. ( AHI>(l/,o, lolcclrlclan, COMBINATION All Kind! «l Cement Work. , . you troubls and _ I'kone wnm. a-a«:u-M. oy Waalaeld il-tail a, WK. 2-4210-.I. Bl( CKNTMAL AVK.. V4 ICSTIIi: COCIMO Ill(;(il3lll. 3-3-tf Expert Lmulaciape liiirilrnlnK. lll>IIIXiri\(i—Slute mill Tile, roo WINDOWS For delaila c.ll we. \i-1 lll.r.h, !iir. N. Klmer Ht., Wliut. 2-2..JS Boyle TreI-IIIIIMKe Surger, y Co. know Fbids best/ slllll'llrileil HOW—rendy I'm- SlHillK. K, utt), |,(i, listiilillnho'1 I :i2ti. ;i-l»-n UOIIMIH ll|.. >|:«- AMI W|'rnull>) liMir.iI'Il lI I,IS, innurniu.F. CAIll'li.NTHV—HriililrM mill ;i In i . loi so. i:i.Mi:u HI-., tlonw. Hanlj cot'tJH Jilul tnniil! I-I Wlntllrlil Phone ELiz. 2-4124 IMMEDIATE SERVICE-EASY palrtf Klvcn itrolulit iittrntloi Plume \n:. £.n?N7>u THERMOSEAL AIHO IICU- work «l n-neoiinbl opril Until 7 V. M. 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Alto »n Smlt la Our Atburf Paris Store „ -__^^__— . THE WESTFrELD.LEADER- THURSDAY, MARCH 17, HUft Activities In TheOiurches^L Wegtf ielcT Cong'. Couples to | Presbyterian Church '« • ——— —, I AT II V \r*%nm'l rniinlpg to i Presbyterian Church Girls' Fri*>nji Square DancUp e Saturday jSunday: Admit -, • -IH^l^n^r Lutheran Wu Illffln 1(1 1^°"* ' Vf— c ?..j_. i! i!:;SQ a. m Bible school, with de- r« Li » Special Musical M 'he Giris- A country school box social will i paltmcnts from nursery to adult. Friend],. Sermon of the Week Paul's K be held by the Couples Club of the • Elizabeth Norton Bible class for pi pjj, • Service Sunday THE HEALING OF THE MIND Congregational Church at the reg-j Mrs. Robert C. Taylor, fcr he the subject of the sermon by vvomen> «»». A. Ray Petty, Pastor Walter Keuning in the Written Specially For ular meeting Saturday evening in! teacher. Men's Triangle Bible Minuter of the Firit B»pl'ul Cfevrck morning service at JO:45 a. ni. the parish house at 7:15. class, Ernest C. Bartell, teacher. their mothers." Preeby. Choirs to The Luther choir will sing the an- Methodist Program Each lady is asked to take a| » 30 and 11 a. m., worship sery- The new menili™. : uei,; S^ Sing 'Requiem' jthem. Mrs. Edward Wente will A new hymn, written e? pecially 1 complet:te meal for two in a decorIKI^- -I iicesces.. Kevix*w.. RoberIUWt . M™.. Skinne~—.....r. wil„,„l 'play the organ. Morgan, Pameia for Methodism's four-yearr "Ad- { ated box, which should be conceal- preach the morning sermon on the mon, Judith Var The first in the series of three; The Sunday school session opens For Christ and His C"hurchh " led in a paper bag:. There will be topic "Words of 'Eternal Life." spatial music services to he pie- '' Whoever wrote this Proverb had sented by the Presbyterian Church j Gail Maltbie, Susan R . will be griven Sunday evening when ]see n m"«h "I lifts for these words Morgan, Connie H " ... wjjl I are no mere cliche nor simple plat- t the combined chancel choirs i itiwte. Here is indeed an astute "Requiem.Ri " Gabriel Fa a man * The choirs, including 50 voices. Jtl nnplcs of this are about us every- Prophet Isaiah. is the hymn's title, and the with Sidnev T.I Senior High Young People will Holy Trinity i will be under the direction of Wil- j where. When it rains some people At 3 ]). m. a is the featured i meet in the chapel. The Spires liam Francis Vollmer, organist Elizabeth circuit tex a y will be 1 will meet in the parish house. The Daily end choir director of the church, j bemoan the moisture, for to them Evans Hopkins, an associate sec- entertainment, and there masses during ] IUI me ., ... ..-I** 's a ia'k'" compelling them to St. Luke's Church, Elizabeth, rcei-tainm.™ ... non-j speaker will be Dr. 8. N, Ew.n and 8. Soloists for the "RequiemlH " will be j •* •- - - -- •. the call of the circuit visitor, Rev. retary of the Division of Foreign special entertainment for J Members are reminded I Jr., supervising principal of Weit- Tuesday eveneveniin members of the church's quartet•: | ***-•«y" within their homes, while to Henry Koepchen. A delegation of Missions otf the Board of Missions dancers. Members are Tei ng, at g. others the rain means growth of and Church Extension of the Meth- to wear suitable clothes. Mr. and• ' field schools. The topic to be dis- to OuO r Lady of Everdecn Nelson, soprano; Kliia- -**•"•the fields,- jind the prosperity of officers and voting: memLfrs from cussed is "Teachers and Pupils." Medal anil to St. Judel beth Wetzel, contralto; Karl Ijein, | West field will attend. odist Church. One of America's Mrs. Halmer A. Peterson and Mr. the llonie Tlwn a ain thele ar best known religious composers, R. I and Mrs. Lawrence Humphrey are j Bob Thomson will lead the group | mon and benediction a tenor and Walter Hinds, bass-bar- - K « At 5 j). m., the Senior Walther devotions, and a social- hour j ed S itone. I those . who look about the world Deane Shure, wrote the music of jn charge of the ei^evtainment. ed Sacrament. n] h League wlil act as host to the will follow the meeting:. All young Two instrumentalists have bten jand «* ° y t ® clamor of war, the new hymn. Dr. Shure is or- A s]]ort business meeting will be Friday evenings at g . ntl th v sl n havc w r whil leaguers of the Hudson zone, who Bre fcdtfed for the service, Mrs. Rose-! » *. »» « ; lanIling The statement in last week's the most, moving sections of the committee. ° house. This class is planned to Sunday,' 10:45 a. a, choral masterpiece, will be sting by ;ocial reformer, an economist, cr a psychiatrist or n psychologist, He homo of Mrs. Henry Lorey, 41 Hill- notes concerning the location of explain the beliefs of Protestant- 1 The Sanctuary choir, which is the Lyceum Hall must be corrected. school session in the parisV Mr. Lein, with choral responses. ,vas basically one that was trying to cultivate man's thought and thus crest road, Cranl'oru . The meet- a nd 11 a. m., service of \voi 1 directed by Richard R. Alford, will This han""also"known'aB the Royal j [*'" t to discuss ^the special con- Sir. Hinds, the ba«s-baritone, iet man direct his actions upon that thought. I think Norman Angell ing will be called to order at 8 sermon by Hr. GRIM. p. m. by the chairman, Dr. Edward I share the choral portions «f the Arcanum Hall, was located on the tribution of Presbyterian tradi- who recently joined the quartet, n his book, The Steep Placet put in succinct form why Jesus came, tion. All who wish tp join the "Ten Steps Toward Life' will sin? the "Libera Me" (De- for the way of thought determines everything." And the mind is tre- Twente." The program will present morning service this Sunday with south side of East Broad street. elusion. iendoui!y important. Sir Jaiues Jeans has said, "Today there is wide ( re-enactment of the "Town Meet- the Crusader choir, n group of 4th, It was destroyed in the famous five church are requested to come and liver Me, O Lord) and the full a &ny members or others interested choir will present the poignant, j^reement, on the physical side of science approaching unanimity, ] \ng of the Air" on which recently 5th and 6th grade girls. | of Jan. 14, 1892 whjch wiped out moving climax, "In Paradisum" hat the stream of knowledge is heading toward a non-mechanical Dr. Walter A. Maier, Dr. E. Stan- most of the buildings on that side «™ cordially invited. 8:15 p. m., Care of Metal t«Ii (In Paradise). •eality. Mind no longer appears as im accidental intruder into the Hey Jones, Dr. Truman Douglass 6f Broad street between Prospect! the third of the series of lectures Painting a ir.etal roo/ adcis •ealm of matter; we are beginning to suspect that it is the creator First Methodist Church T h B b nd the by to lt» llle. The tim« to The two chancel choirs of the and Governor Luther Youngdahl and Elm streets. |™ " M \ i ^ " , "»'"*" , nd governor of matter. The universe begins to look more like a great h dark «nols becin It church, used by Mr. Vollmer in of Minnesota were the partici- "Great Things With Christ" is The Women's Fellowship is spon- Mrs. Robert C. Taylor will te giv- .nought than a great machine." the "Requiem" are completing their pants. The subject under debate e Lenten soring a« all day sewing meeting en in the chapel on the topic "New We need no longer try to persuade ourselves that the mind is p unuer ueDiuejtne title oj a series of fiv today in the parish house. rehearsals for the Sunday evening at the meeting in T' N e W the Kev. Life." All women of the commun- mportant ifor we have discovered that without it life would be nothing. °^" "?,'!' . . ! sermons to be given by service, which is the initial event E. Jliles at the morning serv- Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock ity are invited. in an expanded musical program Simple statement but so often forgotten. Therefore, it is our obliga- United Protestant Church the pastor's class will meet Pr. The weekday nursery school of tion to do all w:e can to help to adjust OUT minds to the n'eeds of this Possible Now?" The program ices. The first in the series, "The adopted at the church since Mr. Great Commandment," is sched- McCorison in the study. Young the church is held Mondays thru Vollmer took over the direction last day, not only personally but also socially. Consequently, we must take • be in charge of B. H. Mahler, people wishing to prepare for mem- Fridays from 9 to 12 under the care of the mind as equally as we take care of the body. We are so i Lenten communions will take uled for this Sunday. Musical fall. numbers for the morning service bership in the church are asked direction of two trained, experi- The second of the special music penerous in giving of our funds to cancer drives, heart campaigns j place on Sunday, Apr. 3 and Maun- to attend. . enced teachers. Anyone desiring and infantile paralysis foundations. Is it not time to give equally to | dy Thursday, Apr. 14. Good Fri- this Sunday at 11 o'clock will be services will be presented Palm brought by the Sanctuary choir, The annual Boy Scout Parent's information may call the church Sunday, Apv. 10, when Siv John tal clinics. v i day devotions will be held from directed by Itichard U. Atfoi Night will be observed with a sup-, office, or observe, the class in ses- Stainer's "The Crucifixion" wil! We have in Plainfield the Mental Hygiene Society of Union County, 12 to 3 p. m. and a Calvary serv- the Cvusader choir, per at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening sion at the parish house. • • [ be given and the thinl will be ov the report of which is on my desk at the moment. 1 find that from ice will be held from 12 to 3 p. m Muriel M. Alford. The in the parish hojise*. The supper May 22 when the choirs will offe: our town of Westfield, in 1947, we sent 33 individuals. The number and a Calvary service will be held choiv wiii introduce thd new ivill be prepared ami served by the FAHsTl two Bach cantatas: "The Twenty is greater for this past year, and is steadily inereasiniT. Who is to fit 8 p. in. Scouts and Scouters of Troop,74. HEARING AID SUV1CC, t pay for this service? The responsibility rests upon your shoulders , "Advance, Oh Church of God," Third Pealm" (The Lord Is M] which was written for the new A country school box social will HU8ROURROURRY! 1139 t*ll«*>*ti Shepherd) and "Praise Our God,' and mine. The cases handled by the mental clinic in Plainfield are j <~> rapp feature the meeting of the Couples ELIZABETH, N. I. "Advance for Christ and His Special rates are new In effect the latter the Ascensiontide can difficult. As their Medical Director, Dr. Schaefer, says, "It requires j Club in "the parish house at 7:15 Spal rates are new In effect Elii M1H Church" program which hns been at Arthur Mua' S« i tau. highly specialized skills on the part oS the staff and real work from j p. m. Saturday. Each lady is re- at Arthur Murray's. S« cam* in BatOriti F«r AU Rtuin IMW, learn d ove, e«. 106 Rev. Robert M. Skinner, pastor quested to bring a decorated box rn and «ove, fe«. 106 Hakey St., Newark or 44 trick of the church, extends a cordial containing supper for two. Coffee t Nk 44 tik invitation to the public to attend will be provided by the committee. Church Han, latl OrantJ*. these music services, each The program includes square danc- which will start at 8 p. ni. ing nnd other entertainment. Res- ervations must be made with Mrs. Reaching them below the surface, requires a,readiness in each patient school will meet this Sunday at L. E. Humphrey, We. 2-3921-R, Pint Baptist Church to work intensively. It also requires professional skill and assi'.'"'";"s ' Jesus during His passion period: |9:30" o'clock and there are classel s not later than this evening. sustained over a continuous period of time." CL Wei-Don is . "Why Trouble to Heal an Ear?"| for all ago irroups. The; Christian "An Approach to the Bible" is Sunday: They need our help and _ I think they are following the dium«,. < . w At th.e 8 o'clock evenin Orthodog servicxe Citizenship Forum and the Adult iictatesa Ropn,v, Plr a)|ci.s „ MonaffcT,_L_^ y_.„.,. !».... . the subject of discussion at the Concrete 9:30 a. m., Bible school witr of Jesus Christ in that the mind must be made clear and useful. Per-; prcsbvtt!1.ian T1,issiomu.y just ,re. Bible class meet nt 9:45 a. in. Men's Bible class, 9:30 a. m. Sun- classes for all ages. The Adul Each Sunday therle are two scs- haps we can help people to live a more adequate life because we help >t ;, f y,;,,-^ Airin will • , <="»"»> i'"- «"e t day in the pastor's study. M. Corporation Bible class is taught by Rev. A make available a clinic to repair their minds. We must remember ! "e"k and sho MctuV/s of his \*'°"? i the nursery and kinder- David Hnynes will direct the ac- ih0W nctules of hls Ray Petty. that the sickness of the mind is as prevalent as the sickness of the '.^ ' j Kartell departments, at 9: 30 and tivities of the church school in the •itm 11 a. m., morning worship. Th body and often if taken care of in time can be healed by capable ' ' 11 a. m. parish house. The junior church TRANSIT MIXED iOB topic of Mr. Petty's sermon will be hands as effectively as a broken bone is made to reknit. > Sunday school meets' at 9:30 a. will meet in the Chapel of the " forget the proverb "For as he thinketh in his heart, so : l. with classes for all a^es. Su- j Members of the Youth choir and CONCRETE "Why Did He Come?" which is th< ! the Senit.r Youth Fellowship will Holy Spirit with Mr. VerBerkmoes second of Lenten sermons on "The erintendent H. M. Partinvrton will leading the service of worship. for Roach, Walk*, Drives, ' be clad to welcome visitors or new | leave the church at o:45 Sunday Who and the Why of Jesus Christ. . afternoo; n . y Dr. McCorison will preach Sun- • Foundation*, Etc. Stewart I. Schall, tenor soloist, wil! am| ^^^ them to thcir. afternoon on a trip to Christ day morning at 10:50. Mr. Jen- Christian Science l REYNOLD'SI sing, "Gloria" by Buzzi-Peccia ;St. Paul's Church Notes . The adult class meets j Church, New lork City. kins will direct the chancel choir CFFICEi end the junior choir will rende at ALUMINUM the with Miss Jonn Derbyshire as so- RIAL7O BUILDINC, the anthem, "Christ Went Up In Sunday services: 11 a. m. and 8J Tomorrow there will be a cclc- i discussion period. ! meet at p. in. Sunday at the AND GU M we prano soloist. » WESTriELD, N. J. to the Hills" by Bitgood. J. Les »- "'•; Sunday school, #11 a. m.j\ihratim o{ tne ho!y communion at' . "'- J* !»aycr and Bible hour -. church. The annual spring meeting of HEAVTIFI-!. HliSTIMIOOl' tev Robertson will be at the orgai Wednesday evening testimonial 19.gQ a m rpne c},urch school "ill be held on Wednesday at 8 j A ^covered difh dinner is planned the New Jersey Association of TELEPHONES! clock ifor Sunday at «:30 by the Young KOS-STAlMNf- and will play for 15 minutes be neetings, 8:15 p. in. Ichoir will meet at 4 p. m.; the Boy °' - Congregational Christian Churches OFFICE: WEit6«ld 2-4444 NO DOWN fore tlie services begins. There i Matter" is the subject for Sun-: Scouts at 8 p. m. On Friday. MaT. 24, a Christian Adult Fellowship. All young adults will be convened at 3 p. m. Sun- school rally will be held at Hyde-j are invited to attend the dinner, QUARRY! F.owood 2-S24* PAYMENT a nursery class.for small childre; day. Golden text: "Truly in vain j On SundaJ v y there will be a cc,c. day at the Watchung Avenue Con- salvation hoped far from the! i_ *"?.' * "*l *"f *•"'"**' ***** *"" " --••-- . i. -Ranti^t ; during the church hour. Falp k in which will gregational Church, Montclair. Ray Sinn I' bills, and from the multitude ofb''at'°n of the holy communion at «<">a ^P^ Nnv. 1. 2 p. m., cars will leave the churc 8 a. m. The church school service. North Plainfield and will be at-;, social hall. Pitsker, representing the Christian for a trip to Fellowship House at 9:30 a. m. will be followed by: ten"ed by a delegation irom this; The following activities are Service Committee at Works Philadelphia. All members of th God is the salvation of Israel." nursery through hi-rH j churchc hurcn . Iievtcv. E Camps in Europe in 1948, will For rnOnmto wlllion ect at 3:S0 p. m.;. . . delegates, but all friends are cor- AT FIRST pi a 8O8 nto Etn et the Carol choir at 11 o'clock. Mar. 22. A film entitled My ,\'lw the Soa dially invited. /» Hav, which is n story portray-, name. (11 Sam. 22:32,50). Corf...-l- Scouts at 8 p. m. On Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock The monthly covered dish din- reIative Tuesday the Woman's Guild will The Church Council will r.ieet ins Ixe in China will be one of the ' passages -from Scienco the Christian story film, "Keaeh- ner of the- Saturday Night Supper in the choir room at 8 p. m. Tues- und Health with Key to the Scrip-j meet at 1:30 p. in.; the Girl Scouts ing from Heaven," will be shown Club will be held this Saturday at features of the program. Two of nt 2:45 p. in. day, Mar. 22...... ^, turcs. . " by Mary Baker Eddy. iii- at the church. .7 p. m. in the social hall, Dr. Gordon S. Scagravc's Burmese "John Milton the Poet' is the nurses, Uuby Thnu and Ilia Suin, elude: On Wednesday there will be a Saturday afternoon and evening- AH are invited to attend the BITE! celebration of the holy communion-a delegation of young people will regular mid-week subject of the meditation at the will bo guests for the evening, ilos-j "The realm of the real is Spirit. •ervice nt 8 p. mid-weok Lenten service in the No matter what you order tcsses will be: Mrs. W. A. Allen,! The unlikeness of Spirit is mat- i »t 7 a. m. und again at 9:'iO a. m. attend a Machen League Kally at m. Wednesday in the chapel. Rev. There will be devotions and a lec- East Orange. Following? the ban- Chapel of the Holy Spirit. This at Th« Royal you'll b» STOP Mrs. Carolyn Gregory, Mrs. Fred-j ter, and the opposite- of the real series of ture on the prayer book at 8 p. in. Miles will continue his is the third in a series on "The erick C. Hoffman and Mrs. Nor- is not divine,—it is a human quet the Moody Institute of Sci- in the Guild room of the parish ence film God of the Dcip will be Hihlc study discussions. Prophets of the Free Faith" which delighted by th* way it man Taplcy. cept. Matter is an crrcr of stute- is being presented by Dr. McCor- mvnt 277 house. The Evening Auxiliary will j shown, thrills your taito. Friday, 7:30 p. m., Boy Scouts; | -" tl'- >- attend in a group and will act as i Dr. Ewan to Address ison. MOT Senior choir rehearsal. hostesses for the meeting. WSCS Circles to i Spires Siuulay Niglit Mrs. Kelson B. Aikins, 001 Sum- Saturday, 9:45" ». m., junior Mtside. Union Chapel mit avenue, will be hostess to the OUR CHEF j readers group at 1 :•'!() p. ni. Thurs- choir rehearsal. Meet Thursday 'Teachers ...id Pupil.;'.' will 1 DAMAGE Highway 20, Mountainside China Movie For day, Mar. 2-1. The Choice, a new the topic discussori Sunday ni buuk by Paul Savior Minear, will Sunday: \W Garwood Presbyterian Baptist Women Circle niectinB3 of the Women's at .Spires. The speaker will I,, he reviewed by Mrs, Ilu.sW.-ll A. HAS A WAY i>:45 a. in., liiblc school. I>r. Stacy N. Kwsiii Jr., supervis- Society ut Christian .Service of the f< i of making every bite; a Rev. E. Tougher, Minister 11 a. in., morning worship. Rev. j The feature attraction of the' Methodist Church will be held nn ing |irincipal of Westfield sehmila. Sunday, U:45 a. in., Sunday Milton P. Ache-y will spenk on the I program for the Friendship Guild Thursday, Mar. 2-1, at 1 p. m. at llr. Eivan is an active nieniber of rare delight ... to your BERLOU Fchool. 11 a. in., morning wor- theme: "Jacob And Esiiu." | of tlio First Baptist Church will be the fouV.vniiir 1HJlll" s: ttic Wer-tfiVId Pi-fsl.yti.-rJ n Church sight and appetite. At tlio showing of the film entitled, All ari' urged to atteml. Ii.,1; Thum- Willow Grove Chapel ship. 7 ]). m., Christian Endeav- 7:45 p. in., evening service. The! Circle 1, Mi s. K . K. r.K.ul.i, •117 The Royal each freih food ! or, Mr. Tougher will speak on theme will be "What-Bo-cvi'v ye do .1/// Siime Is Han on Tuesday eve- Prospect *\ roc t; ci rein 'i . Mi-.. H. son will k-uci the ur(,Uji in devo- ning at 8 o'clock. H is u t-tory ti'tn-. .iini {);]'> :\. in., Iliblc school. dish ii a masterpiece. I i» guaranteed "Prayer." 8 p. m- evening Kerv-(UHto the least of these my bruth- C. Barn", 714 Eiml.ru.' I LT-l *•nt; swal hour will foll-m- r . tin- niC'tii 1 ice. 11 en ye IUI it unto me." pitrlraying lil'o in China. Burma '•I. Mrs..E. F. Wai! )Oi 11, " 0. i Wi•>•,!•« I'IIIIIIHIMC IIIIIK. THEWE5TFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH IT, 1949 The speaker's topic was "Is The Marshall Plan Working." Today the Old Guard will be en- tertained by a movie, Between the i ean by the Boy Scouts of Amer- Tell Experiences ica under the direction of Dale £. Chronic, field scout executive for . m<.e"timTlast Thursday, the Westfteld district. On Mar. .^rec™o Sampson, due to V c 24, A. D. Kaynor will give a talk ' \rvval of film- improvised a on his trip to Constantinople and Oriental rug's. Tfth numbers to S>ve a five ^ «1k on some outstanding minute tam o _ Djrec Guild to Present eSPe/'TL HU PridedPrided. Play Tomorrow memb*. welcomed tacK after iven on the con- The Women's Guild of Madison U through Ul- Avenue Chapel will present a play, a one-act farce, titled Contolation tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Re- i for the current week freshments will be served. Tickets noted by Historian Rowland may be obtained at the door. TOuJ ittflXA*- Mather. , , oi,,»inz as usual, was led by ,ii Wallace with William B. PHONE Huntington at the piano. On Monday afternoon, through Turtle Hardware "courtesy of the Woman's Club • Westfield, over 50 members at- ON Mided a lecture by John W.Van- WESTFIELD 24719 ^reook at the Masonic Temple.

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He is Future?" it was said. trance and exit. The seats, front Plymouth Sales and Service, now prominent as an amateur gunner, and has held trapshooting cham- Women's organization's through- and rear, have a three-pillow cush- located at 301 South, avenue, it out Elizabeth and Union County ion while ?eat backs have a full was announced today oy the pro- pionships of New Jersey and New England. have been extended invitations to pillow on each side and three vei- prietor, Harry Miller, of 649 Han- the program. Notices of the ses- jfticsJ pipes in the center. Jmita- ford place. Gl'ound has been brok- sions have been sent also to Par- j turn leather kick pads are carried en, and construction will be rush- ent-Teacher organizations and to ed to meet a June 1 deadline. Plan Mental Hygiene .'around the seat bases and on the the school jystema. ' tluoe base. More rugged window The buildiny will be of one- Institute April 7 BICYCLE I regulators close or open windows story concrete block fireproof con- f with half the number of turns foi- struction, TO feet wide and 120 The Westfield-Cranfor* section, ; mej'ly required. Instrument panels feet deep, with a new car display Linden section and Elizabeth sec- I with a new grain finish have been ea at the front, offices'and a tion of the National Council of j redesigned and relocated for ease stock room in the center. and . a Jewish Women will unite to spon- i in reading gauges. The glove bex jrarage at the rear, according to sor a mental hygiene institute at ! latch hag been improved for more he builder. , 2 p. in. Thursday, Apr. 7 at the easy oeninjr. A new, easily oper- ated vent window lock has been designed to reduce theft of arti- cles from parked cars, and the ig- Fanwood Stone Crushing nition cable has been heavily arm- ored from the ignition switch thru NOW! to the engine compartment as a and Quarry Company sai5eg-uarH fltrainst car theft. STORM SASH AND SCREEN UNITS CRUSHED BLUE TRAP ROCK Kings' Employee! THAT ARE SENSATIONALLY DIFFERENT. for RM*. Walk* Mi*. ,*. Receive Bonus Words cannot describe the important BURROWES develop- ments which an fauaj •• BO •tk«r al«MB» caaikiwlisa Employees of the 19 Kings Su- window. Nationally known and constantly improved for 76 per Markets in northern New Jer- years. sey received a pre-Easter em- YOU MUST SEE THEM FOR YOURSELF. ployee dividend distributed last week by Joseph Bildner, president orncii TELEPHONE*, increased (5 in. in front, 6 in, in ifour-door sedan in the deluxe ser- of the chain. Last Easter Kings BERNAL O. BODKIN OFFICE, W ies, while the special deluxe ser- RULTO BUILDING, Mew Plymouth rear—front seat width 56 in., rear employees shared in a similar bon- QUARRY seat width 17") with panels »nd wiil include both the club coupe us. Kings Super Market in West- WESTFIELD S-MM WUTFIELO, N. t. arm rests so located as to take and four-door aedan in addition to field is at 223 North avenue. (S*U>aua Waaled — Full «r Par! Tia») i Shown TMKMTOW maximum advantage of the inte- the convertible club coupe and the rior space. Rear seat room in the station wagon. The new line of Plymouth auto- club coupe'has been increased to Engine performance and effi- •HMw, with outstanding meefcan- UM equivalent of the sedan. There ciency haa been improved with a improvementa and up-to-the- is more head and leg room in the new design cylinder head which in- U styling, make their appear- sedan rear seat creases compression ratio to 7 to in dealer showrooms here and The new Plymouth line includes 1. A new chrome plated compres- the United States to- nine distinct automobiles. There sion piston ring reduce* cylinder SMTrow, local dealers announced are four special deluxe and two de- wear and provides greater protec- luxe types on a 118-inch wheel- tion during the break-in period. i Completely- redesigned and base, one inch longer than last There are improved oil Tings for 'Stmmlined, the new Plymouth year's. In addition, Plymouth will fltatajns a 87-horsepewer engine build three deluxe models on a *Uch -is amoother, livelier and jbrand new 111-inch wheelbase. 'SMra economical. Other chaagw This wheelbaae group consists of a • akt notable contributions to two-door aedan, a three-passenger •Muty, safety and passenger cent* coupe, and a now body type, the . SI»HINCi.STYLES IN TIE MOST WALHEB ftrt. Suburban. • Wheelbase haa been increased J. W. SHUSTER SV • better ride and more road Available on the 111-inch wheel- PLAINFIELO «-M41 ABOUT SHOE IIV AMERICA Stability but at the same time the base, will be a club coupe and a «frsr-all length has been reduced fkr each of handling. Although •war and narrower, the new bod- Ma provide greater interior room f»r passengers. The car's appear- MM reflets • complete change '•Yam last year's models. The Ply- •wths may be seen at Berse Bros., t Morth avenue, Hugh Clark Motors, North evenue and Harry Miller . Motors, South avenue. Increased visibility is provided PRESCRIPTIONS sa the windshield which is 37 per ,«e*t larger and the rear window , Which is 35.4 per cent larger. Wind- Ikleld wipers clear.81.5 per cent Two Decades of Dependable Sweater area. Ser"ice — Sedan seats are wider and deop- •T. both in front anil rear, '/ho one half million prescriptions «"tb of both cushions haa been

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Homemaster Sales Co., Inc. Chrysler and General Electric Air Conditioning WESTFIELD 2-5604; 5607 Free parking for Levy Brothers patrons just around the Shoo Department, Second Floor corner from the store on WeBt Jersey St. LEVY MOTHERS, ELIZABETH THE WESTFIELD LgADEB, THUHSDAY, JJARCH 17, 1949 pUc« on Saturday afternooa, Apr. Cook av«nM, Scotch Plains, was !.' at 4 p. m. in Kirkuatrick Chapel, the guest «f honor at a midniffct McSeely Speaks to Rutgers University, New Bruns- supper party oa Saturday in cele- Fanwood-Scotch Plains News wick, with Rev. "Bradford Aher- bration of her birthday which was Irs. It. DmMmf Crcaa Student Council nathy officiating at the double ring, on Mar. 10. Miss Laura Di Pran- rite, before «n altar banked with I (*HO, k»r sister, WM ttw hwtess. S-M44 Dv. Richard H. McSeely, princi- spring flowers and ferns. Mr. Bi-The home was attractively decor- pal of the George School, Philadel- Fi'ancesco will give his daughter ated in St. Patrick's Day motif*. phia, Pa., was the speaker on Mon-in marriage. Special awards w«r« piMankcd to day nijrht at the Hitch School Stu- The bride-elaet will be tttMuM U\m it fwucei »t this town, frank Attend Y Club Observes To Send Three dent Cuuncil meeting, observing by her sister, Mian Qkcria Di Fran- Los«vi* at Hai«»»W aa4 to John Scotch Plains Hijdi School Pay. cesco as maid of honor; and Hiss S.lomone »f WnttoU. Henry ]9th Birthday To Boys' State Also on the program was an areh- Shirley De Ragon, Mrs.' Mitchfll Brennan enterUintd with vocal se- etings in Feb. ery demonstration by Louis C. Me-Koscinski of Plainntlil; and Miss lection. y , , Amecan ful ,t; sections by the school jean Cesee of New Brunswick as Mr. a>4 Mrs. Robert L.'Stcvfn- Community Post, 209, American K>n of >n« Cairn iww are the gj to Compete Monologues Given Legion, decided at its last meeting > ^nd;, and VDC'al selections by the ridesmaids. Attending Mr. Len- x Mt ms, gills' quartet. A mind eit as beet nmn will be Clarence parents of > d«iight»r, l>«itaa Mae, At Celebration to send threth e locall l boyb s to the Le- »nbeu lexand«r of South River. Ueh- born in MutiUnbecy Hospital, jH Boxing Tourney gion Boys State at Kutg-eis Uni- eading demonstration was given by Urahma Thutra. ls will be (ieorge Blonsky, Mcr- Plainfeld, Mar. ». Mrs. fteven- T of Mrs. Marion Zabriskie presented On Tuesd«y afUrnoon students ,an Smith »nd Ernest Platford, son has rsturiwd bant with k« met at 1 p. m. for group discus- .11 of South River. Prof. John infant isught»r. State representative chairman for alters of New Brunswick will A St. Patrdk'i Bar 4**S* will the local post. sions with outstanding group lead- ers, experienced in leadership in •reside at the organ in the chapel. Sponsoring bodies for the boys YMCAB, YWCAS, churches, busi- lohn Von Leuves of Hawthorne, (CoBtwiMd an Twm M» will be All Saints Episcopal nesw and social service wovk, rep- tnor, will sing "The Lord's Friy- B. Dilktr. executive sec- jn cjialg.e of tne program. ' Church, the Fanwood-Scotch Plains resenting all creeds. The group ?r" and "Because." A reception reported 222 sessions were jwilliar a T. Eg.ani president, wel- Rotary Club and a chapter of the came from Westfield, Mountain- ill be given at the Italian Amer- .:.... Vuliruary with an at- comelj former presidents as guests, Colonial Daughters of the 17th side, New Providence, Murray Hill, :an Club HouM is Scotch Plains, 4040. He also an- &]m memfcrs of tne junj01. dub Century of which Mrs. William L. Plainfield, North Plainfield and stance local boys are in ac- Boiee of South Marline avenue is New York. of Fanwood. Mis. Seymour Tal- president. Prescriptions ,. for a boxing show to bot was welcomed as a new mem- re I" Pluinfield tomorrow,: On Tuesday nij»ht members of hel1,d1 in Pluinfieid tomoriow, • bgr Mrg> G Deane Donneiley wag Report by Leonard Puole, finance the PTA met to hear the findings Briefs DEUVEIEO ,rej jointly by the Plainiield: wejcom£(j agajn jnto active mem- officer, showed proceeds of $Gl.,']tl of the discussion groups held in from a recent benefit movie in MtOMPTLY Moreland Branch »»,bel.ship. Mrs. Fred Huston, who the afternoon by the students* The Mr. and Mrs, Roy Croag of • HMIV WAMMtW VkkmaAw- ,, the Pluinfield Recreation. jg for several months, Westfield for the building fund. third in the series Df a thvee-point 'ront street, Scotch Plains, enter- ^mission and the local YMCA placed associate list. The total fund is now $1,700. Frank ained at a family dinner psrty on available at the Y foi program entitled "A Better Aft«r Dsctar ickets arf • Victor Duplin, Who moved re- Orrico was appointed chairman of Home," "A Better Community," "A Sunday in houor of Mr. Croag's and fathers and cently to Ohio, tendered her resig- the annual Poppy Sale to be con- ather, Andrew Croag, whose 66th Oivrt • twuitifat. ilwwh tnUk wUk- Better School for Our Children" oul U|a oi biulh m»ik|. hers arre invited to attend. nation, which was accepted with ducted the last week in May. An-was presented in a panel discus- birthday occurred on that day. Mls Ed nouncement was made that at the a «MC* MYHM) N0 f/UMfT h Pi - \f regret. sion. Henry J. Evans, former Among the guests w«r« Mr. and BARON'S Mar. 24 meeting a 25-year mem- Md-liu *>im riii Mat *• , ^"^•'""rvXtfeouunit:! The club voted contributions to guidance department teacher in Mrs. George Kopn of Brooklyn, PtESCIIPTIOM CMIHIITS ri bership certificate would be given Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Croat;, Mr. • M « H. No (fcrnln tfct ***§ . buildinK the Pan-American Scholarship; the the local school, and now assistant Or« 1!S l'Mti* *f Mr f*tai*f' , presented n long range pro- American Red Cross, each $10; mu-to Ralph Welker, a former com- admissions at Rutgers University, and Mrs. 'Edward Grau of this •k mander of the post. was in charge of the panel. town. Mr. C'roag has lived most C««T C0VM WtHMim, ' ii for improvemenof the buildingt in the. pnys- sic scholarship, $2. It was de- j features cided to sponsor a high school girl Hurdock MacLennan was wel- I f his life in the vicinity, having ,243 EAST BROAD ST. in to be aent to the Good Citizenship comed «s a new member. Com- been born in Norway, He is en- ' O»»aiHs Rialto TlwalM Hiding of a private office for tha Marie Di France$co gaged in the carpentry business. HI stiti « akimint. snitive secretary, the construc- Institute on June 27-July 1, at the mander Frank Kavanaugh presided we. st0 Miss Rose Di Francesco of 380 mm* urn urnnm nxm ,n of « three " shower room New Jersey College for Women, at the business session, Plan* April Wedding I lockers, improved heating at New Brunswick. bowling alleys, renovation of Mrs. Wilbur Colvllle, chairman Teslof to Address Mr. and Mrs. Paul DiFrancMco sent furniture and the purchase of the nominating committee, read of 1919 Mountain avenue, Scotch .'additional metal folding chairs. the following names for consider- Fanwood College Club Plains, hove announced plans foi [Mrs. William Harris, girls work ation at the next meeting: Presi- the wedding of their daughter, I mittce chairman, reported her dent, Mrs. Christopher; vice presi- "Classic anil Modern Art" will Miss Marie Angela DiFiancesco mittec was arranging for a dent, Mrs. Gaylon McGowan; sec- be the subject and John Ellsworth Leppert Jr. APGAR SERVICE of Jean Teslof of .up of elementary school girls ond vice president, Mrs. Arthur Westfield when he addresses the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. lep- FREE BURPEE CATALOG begin a class on apparatus work Isaacson j recording secretary, meeting Monday of the Fanwood pert Sr., of RD 1, New Bruns- Sunoco CM and Oil 1 much interest has been shown Mrs. Robert Boyd; corresponding College Woman's Club. The meet- wick. The ceremony will take Just Received-—The New an* Fresh *4 [ this field. Tentative arrange- secretary, Mrs. Frank Teeple and ing will be held at the home of ROUTE 29 . MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. of Burpee's VefttaUe and Fltwer Secdt. oie also Doing made for a for treasurer, Mrs. Theodore Eitel. Mrs. Charles P. Todd of 183 Mar- Tel. WE. 2.3689 ieis swimming class to meet The luncheon plans for the an-tine »venue. r j'piainfield. nual spring meeting were made, The program was announced at ~~ GRASS SEED MIXTURES " [Fred Thinnes and Robert Luce, 'scheduled for Apr, 21 iii Far Hills a board meeting Monday evening New Jme/-No. 1—2—3-4 isenting the Leaders Corps, Inn, Somervillc. Reservations may at the home of Mrs. Griffith W. Authorized Station of the Original .jded the meeting- and present- be made with Mrs. E. T. Ball; Mrs. Williams of Craig terrace, who NEW SHIPMENT OF FIESTA WARE suggestions on behalf of that Stanley Duan, Mrs. George Davis, presided in the absence of the They also offered volunteer Mrs. Earl G. Knapp. Announce- j from their organization for president, Mrs. Edgar P. Turner. 1 1ment was made of a breakfast to MARVEUZ ~ AGRICO — VIGORO mting and repair work in the be given on Mar. 23 in the Presby- tilting. terian Church by tho Junior Club. Methodist Church Note! BOVUNG — DRICONURE j The resignation of Ilussell Kruie, Hostesses were Mrs. Lester LIMESTONE. wing to the pressure of business, On Sunday night, Mar, 27, AUTOGLAZE SYSTEM ras accepted. George Venezio, Gross, Mrs. P. W. Trump, Mrs. Harry Yamagata, Mrs. Louis Adam moving pisture Strange Gods of We Arc Headquarters In Wvttficld For ol the luL'at Recreation India will be shown in the church. The Mafic NEW Long Lasting Protective. YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN SINKS lommissicn, was welcomed as a and Mrs. Roland' Ackerman. The Younf? Adult3 are complet- lew member to tho committee of ing: plans for an entertainment Coating with the "MARVEUZ" Polish and AND CABINETS . jsanagement. Wane nHill, chair- Entertain at •which is scheduled for Apr. 29. an, presided. The Evening Study group met on WEST7IF.LD RADIO ' Mirror Shine! WE DELIVER . PHONE WESTFIELD 2-1800-1 Ml Christening Party Tuesday night in the chapel'. Hos- h APPlUNCr". (M Holds tesses were Mrs. Roger Brown^ Miss Helen Hopfel of 19 Everts Mrs. Wilbur Freoland, Mrs. ft',. Try it once, yoail 1»-eoameei—- I Session avenue, Scotch Plains, entertained Carl Webb, Mrs. Charles Burgess * ^Marveliz" will glamorize your car. at a christening party on Sunday and Mrs. Harold Steffens. Mrs. TAYLOR'S h The first meeting of the Ladies for her nephew, Kenneth Carl Hop- Webb presented the program. "WsHfi.W. Oldest ft Lsristt Haralwara ft HmniiH Slava" rty Out Club was held this week fel, who was born on Mar. 7, the ! Uie local YMCA. Under the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Price only *9.25 128-129 ELM STREET . WESTFIELD, N. J. Kiioi of Mvs. William Harris, Hopfel of Berkeley Heights. The epoup participated in rhythmic christening took place in Holy tercises and volley ball. While Trinity Church, Westfield on Sun. mothers participated in the (Iay" M'ss Hojjfel the child's Anthony Hopfel, an at RIDGE.... . pun in the gymnasium, Mrs. godmother. uncle "of the child, is the godfather. Jrald Hin lvas i,, charge of young OF PLAINFIELD "Iren |n a!1 adjoining 'room, Guests were present from Eliza- group plans to meet each beth, Westfield, Plainfield and nrarsday morning from 10 to Scotch Plains, pO and extends an invitation Mttend to all interested women. [Those present at the first ses-! Pi included Mvs. Raymond Bry-j Sectional What am we waiting for ? lldsen Mrs. J. Porry Thomas, I". Edward I'letschman, Mrs. Overhead Type |ha Ponlson, Mrs. Harold Dilker, I |rs. Mward Nolan, Mrs. Robert I r™. Mrs. William Knappman, WHAT YOU I? Pa"' Avchbold, Mvs. Joseph! 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I'IIIIII* Wl'xtllclii 65 Turn Out For Y League Opens Intramurals at Y Varsity Five Seven Let! Stranich's 1841 Mitchell Leads Trinity Near End Finishes Second Rotary Club's Holy Trinity's intramurals are Back to County Scoring nearing a grand slam close, with Tops All County "Bill Bohn's Boys" holding a not In Central Loop Playoff Series too confident lead. Close behind Taylor's Ten and working hard to break the Bowlers at ABC In Basketball I •Westfield's YMCA varsity bas- About 65 The Junior and Senior High second place tie are Frank Doo- 1 ketball team found the Perth Am- candidates , , School Basketball League, conduct- ley's Notres Dames and Lorry to Westfield Hi Al Stranich, kingpin of the lo- Sparked by Captain Sam Mitch- g a mtle Um Btrong in i ed by the YMCA played the first HgHogan's s St. Louis. The winning ^ . Noel T(. . cal bowlers, came home from the ell, the Westfield High basketball finajfinaj contescontest ot fo thf the eNort North hCen Cen. 1 mond candidates'lhis't ^BC tournament in Atlantic City team rolled up 933 points this sea- | I games of the Rotary Club trophy team of the league will receive an | New jersey y League play- I playoffs on the Y court Saturday, engraved plaque and each member | h J, t gt pitchers and catcher, over the weekend, with fresh laur- son and held opposition to a total ! . . OI1S llclu „ the local court Satur. ! winners of these games meeting kt workouts this Wrak to „•"" I da in the bowling world. He cop- I of 784. Mitchell, the leading scor- ! will receive first place jacket em- j rfgy night and dropped a clo8e ... the final matches this Saturday Bin tl« Blue Dev,l ,ra°fn * ped top place among the county j tr in Union County, tossed in 346 j "'•""' ' K „,<, and the title 57-55 in the paign. ""»( pinnere in the all events with j markers during the campaign, ••" ' to determine the actual cup win-] High scorer is Jack Walsh, a| ^sine; minutes of the contest. 1846, after shooting 562 in the official Devil record for points in ners. All teams playing placed ] sjx f0ot ffouou-rr playerplayer'>, followeou?wd"?° by jI J Perth " Amboy and Westfield earn- among the top four in each league ball handler Chuck Maca- cinglea, 627 in the doubles and 657 ! a year. snappy f ri ht to the finalist conte6t with Bou in the five man team event, bowl- Thc Blue and White cagers in the regular season of play re- """•i!.. .•_*-.,.,*;.,,, th» T.;n,.nlr. V l!r«n,.|, ing with Bonnetti Brothers No. 1 made 379 field goals during their cently completed. team. His all events score is 19 game slate and made 175 fouls The junior loop playoffs were •nWBg the top 20 on the prize list, out of 361 free throws. Their ! the first to take the floor, the Yel- | low Jackets meeting the Blue Al was really hot, throwing j total of 933 represents an average1 itrike* like a shot gun. With a of 49.1 per contest. The Devils- .. . | Devils and taking the win 16-12ether stellar player is Rock Wil- little luck he could have crowded opponents countered 784 markers a low scoring, though hard liams, sophomore, who stars on the four meetings of these 1W0. He had 11 strikes in a row lor an average of 41.3. Westfield ught game. Pel Brown scored the Notre Dame five. lettermen back to .„,„, hit for at least 50 points in a game teams this year. bone of his club. The"!,'" f a the five men event, five to fin 0 points to lead the Jackets in the A consolation game between Me- ish the first game and six to start 11 times and went over the 60 ictory, Len Donkley getting six ners are headed bv Pant" mark four times. The Devils' 72 tuchen and the Lincoln players SUnxl and Sun, iffi the second. His second game in oints to pace the Blue Devils, Squires Lose to took the preliminary spot to Sat- the doubles could have been a 300 against Somerville and their 71 he Warriors, keeping their unde- whom sparked lBst '' against Roselle, both in their sec- urday's final league game, Metuch- Dave Tovvnky, g > •] except for a stubborn four pin in nted season protected, ran over en taking an easy win 90-62 under Ed the fourth frame and a stubborn ond meetings with these clubs and ie Black Hawks 62-14. Dawson Corbett, Ed Lewis - • -M Jerome AA Five the careful eye of JJoe Fortagh, ten pin in the ninth and tenth both at home, represented their ist's 20 tallies registered high for highest totals. who collected 54 points for the frames. Warriors with Bob Calloway'8 The Westfield Squires dropped Their lowest total came against evening's work. Portash was the Both Bonnettis and Vanderbilt 6 points taking runner-up hnn- their second game of three they Stanzel a shovWop, lnd J Hillside, when they made only 29. league's leading scorer during the j eU( wno Clothiers, the other Westfield team PeiTjr Welch pushed eight have played in thc St. Marys ell, who pitches and nlavui!] entered, had trouble carrying the I rlainfield run up the biggest count oints through the hoop to lead regular season, with a total of 167 | field with equal abilit/l "" Double Elimination basketball in seven games to easily win the' two letters on th t1 four pin Thursday night. John against the locals. They tossed in he Black Hawks. The Vigilantes tournament Saturday, to the Jer- wo n BouMtti had it sliding but not 61 at the Card court. Westfield's layed the Royals in a game to de- high-scorer's trophy presented by Clark is a piteher, w!l £ ome AA, 87-71. The local quintet Jag'^^ s_ Sports Store of Perth Am- anud ^Lewie|s pl on7' ,u falling and Hal Shincel had a few | best defensive effort was against :de seventh place in the league ay seC and tj Somerville in the first game of the had previously lost to Esso of Lin-1 boy- The Westfield-Perth Amboy ! respectively that did • fair imitation of the landings, the Royals winning aft- who did hula hula, but wouldn't drop. season. The Pioneers could count den, 73-62, but had defeated St. | match represented the third meet-1 participate 'in the" •r a slow first half, 18-8. Bi in the opening game. i Bonnetti Bros, had only nine only 24. euer, Don Large and Jim Wil- The Squires were only a point mine* and their 2776 was only Only two Westfielders, Captain iams scored two field goals each behind at the end of the first pe- flve pini short of their combined Mitchell and Dave Townley, play, GETTING **ADT—The Oxford University crew pull* together share equally in the Royals riod and tied Jerome 21-21 in the averages. It topped any Union ed in every Devil contest. Three In great shape on the Thames River, near Putney, England. The ause; Dick Schmal led his Vigi- second. They trailed by four County team score so far. others, Jack Corbett, Howie Per- ntes with six points. Saturday Joe Coleman and Jack Ortleb pro men we taking final training for the annual University Boat points in the third quarter and (INGLKS kins and Jack MacMillan, missed he finals will be played with the viding most of the scoring power j Woodruff .. 194 226 ISO—610 Race against Cambridge. py lost six more in the final. Malcolm ... ISO 211—581 enly one game. Mitchell's total lue Devils for the locals. The third period j JJ|, Uhlncel 201 m 176—SS'J of 346 points gave him an average meeting the Black Lank Seibert starred for the lo- told a different story as the West-, ,•„„•, ,,. " -.....» Walker 1(7 J12 179—.',63 awks in a consolation game at cal five with 24 points. • Jerry concel 217 J09—562 of 18.2 per game. He made US Life Saving on field defenses tightened and shoot- ' "'''"i, ™'l with fk Htranich ... 1(3 0 o'clock and thh eW Warriors taking O'Brien of thc Jeromes had 28. rob!cm Mtflea 1)0 190 220—553 goals and 56 out of 96 free throws. Bonnettis Add the Yellow Jackets at 10:35 in ing eyey s sharpenep d under direction \ "?• ? - Other veto J'n Bonnetti 177 153 162—521 Townley had the best foul shoot- Y Spring Schedule (llbaon 193 182 1(7—521 he finals. Gls. Flu. I'ta. of George Morton and Ortleb to! Cook 1 so 1C1 179—519 ing percentage with .694. He was Kelly, f . give the home team a 45-40 edge J> Bonnetti 10a l«0 Its—502 To Sports Lead More excitement was registered Martin, f 178 ollowed closely by Mitchell with Life saving will become one of n the playoff games for the senior Klmpaun, f going into the final period. How-1 Kelhert, c infieldc^-outfiekler," nd Al.l, EVENT* ,583. he features of the YMCA spring iop cup as Baylor and Wake For- ever, Amboy's high scoring combi- it,,,,, ,,,r, ,, , ;. •- — MarMllInn, 2 Ht inld 1 Al 8tranlrh 1S<6 The high school junior varsity Bonnetti Bros, added a game to schedule for the boys' division st met in the afternoon opener, Chiifnlh'n, 12 nation of Bachenski, Klc, and' ^,'ive ^ f v,*' "' Dave Htite* .»... 1CH2 veraged 31.3 points per game dur- their lead in the Sportsmen's with a series of Saturday after- AIllliT, K 0 Votek began to click and produced, "mctlVC last ytar' but 5« Ha\ BhtriMl 1667 Jaylor taking the win 23-20 as White, «••. i liobt. Woodruff . ng their 18 game schedule. Geo. Bowling League Friday night at noon life-saving instruction classes the two point hiargin for victory. ] kd Cook ack Williams and Chuck Ben- Kirn was the leading scorer with Recreation alleys with a two game beginning Ay.r. 2 and continuing inger found the range to share 71 Morton's 18 points was high for Talbot Malcolm . 105 points, Russ Baker led the, win over American Legion. Crest- through May 21. Both Junior and John Bonnetti ... 6 points. For Wake Forest, Jack Pts. the game and shaded Ortleb's to- Molt Third in HerculeH UibBon . Jayvees in fouls with 26. The | wood Service, in a second place Senior American Red Cross life- Ols. Pli tal for the evening by one point Cecil Walker ... es iiley was the only player who r. O'nrlen, f .10 ! , Jerry Bonnetti .. 1531 earn totaled 564 markers during tie previously, dropped all three having courses will be offered to K. O'llrlen, ( IS to lead the Westfield attack. Bach- CYO Track Meet 1489 cored consistently, Riley's efforts Trozler, i' . 8 he campaign. to Westfield Lumber after a third Y members, the junior course ex- I'onnoj'H, p . enski and Klc scored 3 3 points each letting him 12 points for the nft- Normun Mott, captain of j TEAM The individual scoringg: Kirn game rolloff, 93-92. Andrew Shoe tended to those 12 to 15 years of rnoon's work. Oklahoma was hard Kendzerski, to share scoring honors for the •aancitl Hraa. x« Repair, who held the tie with age, anil senior instruction to those liennett, g . winner!?. At the completion of the "WestftaM High track team, pi Btranlch .... 223 2«5 189— 6,-,T 105, Dilley 97, Pruss 85, Baker lushed to register a 21-20 win third in thc Hudson County C^ 8tlle« 16'J 221 ltu— oi>5 70, Jenkins 54, Lawrence 30, Ford Crestwood, dropped a pair to 10 years of age and over. Regis- iver the Globe Trotters, George Tutuls .. 24 82 ggam e trophiep s were presentep d toto! J'n Bunnettl . 201 157 Knickerbocker, but remains in a tration for the course may be made Squires .... 20 13—71 olic Youth Organization mett J'r Bonnettl . US 156 25, Johnston 16, Seaman 12, Per- kVoods leading: his team with eight Jerome A A IS 21 24 19- 82 ] the regular season and playoff win- I urday night at the Jersey Bhlncd 138 1"7 kins 12, Ley 12, Smith 11, Lewis tie, this time with the Lumbermen. at the boys' division desk with Don- •roints. Ed Johnson's eight points Referee: 'iarry. ners and to second place teams. Rogers Texaco next in line, held uld H. Babcock, boys' work secre- ' Armory, while naming in Totals 920 856 'J00—277G 10, Marts 8, Dietrich 6, Williams Hatched Wood's efforts and led j UmlHre: yhiive. Ed Kwen, local physical director' half-mile race. \aa4rrklll Clothlcra 5, Mastrian 4, Frey 3, Scarkus 2, last, despite a two game loss to tary. ;he scoring for the Globe Trotters. and chairman of the league, pre- Walker 1« 19S— 317 andd RosencranR s 22. Tony's Tavern and Golden Dawn Mott was the lone point scon Wooflruft 157 182 198— 537 li. Mil PA. F. Itn. .1 his Saturday, the Globe Trotters sented the winner's trophies to Cilbaon .. 131 159 223— 533 Dairy moved up one place after a Scott Tops YMCA for the Klue Devils. Frank I» T»lbot .., 154 1'JO 157— TiOl Mitchell 19 . 145 1G 340 will meet Wake Fo*est at 2 o'clock Capt. John Bachenski of the Am- Tmvnley .".7 Eweep of Vale Construction. ner of St. Michael's, Nevcark, wi Cook 118 158 ir,s the consolation game and Ok- boy team and the second-place tro- Ki- Corutti 211 85 Presby League the half mile event. Histintewt Stanzel 37 The Dairymen set up a new team phies to Jack Ortleb, captain of S53 037—!6O3 74 lahoma will tangle for the third League Scorers 2:06.1, while Mott towrei >k M'MUlun 74 total of 2878, beating the previous time with Baylor to settle the the Westfield Y quintet. firkins tfll mark of 8791 held by Vale. Fred course in 2:0S, Ned Mtt, it Hansen 21 Race Narrows scrap for the Rotary cup. A play- The game ended Westfield'a sea- 246 Ton Lantz topped with a 644 scries Jim Scott, Wake Forest center, running Stranlcli .... orgeNon 13 33 off game for fifth place between son, the first under Co«ch Andy i'y Bonnetti rn 182 anHart 6 3.0 with Jon Matteo's 631 next led the YMCA high school basket- ed in a good perfornunce, B Jenkins 3 1.4 Southern Methodist and Virginia . 1*4 Doubles were rolled as follows: With Nolls sweeping Berrys ball league in scoring this season. Kelley's direction. Of 18 games time, 2:14, placedd kirkin timdtid Totals ... 327 428 365—1120 Bilker .. 1 1.4 while league leading McCabes ended in a win for SMU 38-24. played, the locals won 10 and lost Walker i«e 187 148— r.01 Dtnwuodle 2 6.U Peterson 225, Blyth 212, Warren He compiled a total of 181 points his heat. Htllc 176 224— 384 Dilley .. 1 Harry Grander scored 18 points to 184 0.7 230, Hunt 211, Rieder 210, 206, G. dropped the first *pair to Heitmans, in 14 games to belat second place eight. In league competition, the Pl'Uss . , 1 0.3 the Presbyterian - Triangle loop ead the victors. Scoring honors Y players won five and lost three This meet had keen scWul Totals 350 363 372—108T. Kirn . . . 0 0.2 Schultz 207, Duda 202, Venezio Chuck Benninger of Baylor, who 184 184— 523 Johnston for Virginia were shared by Norm originally as the last for the D« Malcolm .... 0.1 225, Sisto 210, Matteo 213, 215,race has narrowed. Whereas thi •racked up 167. to end in a tie with Metuchen, le- (Jlbeon 149 183 182— 514 j previous week, McCabes had I Webb, Bill Hasse, Don Roberts Eiilting in a playoff (for second indoor trackmen, but Coach 1 Team ..'19 379 361 1"; M> 49.1 203, Lantz 215, 225, 204, Savocalj vin Michaels may be able to I Totals .... 333 338 366—1037 three game lead over Nolls, thej and Don Bazely, all of whom Scott also had the best average place which Westfield won. 224. 215, Givaudan 203, Cirau u Woodruff ... 150 201 159— 510 • • ,n t i "^ >-"" "' i are onlv a game ahead. Eight scored four points each. cf any of the regulars. He aver- ter them in the Union Com Cook 182 204 193— 581 now .t, 217, Loh 208 and Al-\ping in tho Becon\, ,,„„,,, madc ^c aged 12.9 per contest. George CYO races, which will be held Totals 332 354—10!ll I difference in the McCabe-Heitman Woods took third place honors with thc Elizabeth Armory Slim J'n Bonnetti . 1CK 182 206— 554 w T 149 points in 13 games. Team- Mar. 26. The entry is mttrtj Shlncel 180 1S1 168— 529 BonnetU Bros 42 ?>•> tilt, but Nolls had plenty to spare Westfield Five PHONE More Sport* On Andrew Shoe Repair *»S 2\ in their sweep of Berrys. Mayn* mate Fred Cunningham, captain however. Totals 346 963 374—1083 "Westflekl Lumber .. Crestwood Service . 3 7 ij:, i was hijrh individual bowler with of Oklahoma, followed him with lingers Texaco .... 208 in the sandwich game. In Tournament 148 in the same number of con- Tuttle Hardware Sources it VlUmli » Leafy Page 31 Golden Dawn Dairy \v. tests. ON n« weed, leafy spurge, la b»- American Lesion . . Most reliable source! ol m Vales .. The Westfield Blue Devils, a lo- Fifth place went to Virginia D for farm animali «« '«* ttaved t* have come from Russia Ktiirkerhm-keri cal intermediate basketball quin- WESTFIELD 2-6700 •bout UN. Tony's Tavern Captain Ralph Fischer, who made irradiated yeast, and tin •» tet, is one of the nine teams enter- 133. Jack Dissman, another Okla- ed in the Plainfield Recreation homan, trailed with 11G. Bill Salt, Commission tournament. They will Harry Grander, Don MacDonald participate in their opening game JfGRAMMlCY PARK tuit will never cut or and Ken Spraguc round out the bind at the armpiu became careful hand tonight against the Plaiuficld jun- top 10 men. needkeraft hat nude allowance for your indi- ior varsity, thc defending champi- Oklahoma led thc teams by plac- vidual build. You can enjoy this freedom of ons, at Hubbard School, Plainficld. ing four men in the top 15, while fit at ID easy-going price...thanks to the Starting time is 7:15. Thc . Y Wake Forest and Baylor had three volume sitei of 700 GRAMERCY PAR1 team is led by Pete Enandcr and en aero America.. each in the charmed circle. St. Jack Haver, two Plainfield High John's was the only club failing cagers this season. to have a man in thc top 15. If the Devils are victorious they .\ vrr. Si'Ott. \V. I" (.'. r<«. will meet thc winner of the Hench- 14 1 2 \\ men - Deacons encounter. The HennhlKer. Hiivlor 1 1 I1S &T i 11 :J Woods, Ok la. ... 13 Mil 11..-, Henchmen, winners of the Card- Clinn tnb'haiii. GUI. 13 US 11.4 inal YMCA high school league Ki.sclier, Virginia 11 1:1:1 !!.,"> this year, will have a tough oppo- DlnKmiin, oklu. .. IX 1 1 |i 8.9 Sail, W. !•- It U'I S.2 cnt in the Deacons, who are com- lii-iin'liT, S. .M. 1'.1" 1 IHi S.2 posed -of Scotch Plains boys, in- MurDoimld. Ituy'r 1.1 Id .S.O SprtiKUe, Knlrk'rs 11 io:i cluding Jack MchriuR and Dick CltiKxer, Iliiylm- .. 11 !Mi (!.!! Hatfield, who played with the Kntumer, S. M. 11. .11 1*2 fl.S Illley. XV. I-" 12 1M ".*) Plainsmen varsity during the reg- Wyatt, li. T 1(1 SI] 11.0 ular season. 1'. Flseher, tlltla. . 12 sa 7.1 Westfield faces the winner of this contest, if they are victorious tonight, tomorrow at Plainfield Y Boys' Swim High School in a sumi-final con- test. The finals arc slated for the hijrh school Saturday evening. Meet Tomorrow

, The Blue Devils have Dave j Thc annuul boys' division swim- Memorial Skeet j Townley, John SlncMillan and \ ,„;„,, mcct of tnu YMCA will be Kuss Baker on their roster. These ; he!(| in tne y pooi tomorrow aft- the Shoot Suiulay boys participated with the high !crnoo n aml evening with all three MAJMICY MIK — school during the season. Jim Thomson, thc hitfh school's captain classes of competition participat- 'm 14 Dwblvt HlnH last year, and -Hofrcr Cunningham, ing in the many events scheduled. nioiial Skeet and Trap Shoot will Preliminary heats for the grade 1. Hand Shaped Collar be held Sunday at thc Union Coun- also a member of that season's 2. Hand Shaped Front i squad, also will play for the Devils, school, junior hi^h. and senior high 3. Hand Baited Shape ty Park traps on Kemlworth bou- , Cll,nM C;i!lsKt,r .„„, Fm| CunninR- events will be held at ii p. m. to Your car will stay young far longer, when you ^ levuifl, Cran ford, according to determine the finalists who will 4. Hand Underbaiting hnm, who played in thc Iocul YM 5. Hud Basted Lining S. Mathcwsim, swim in the championship events it to the acrvices of our expert mechanic*, CA in'trh school lcaEiie this year, Ffidity evening al 7:110. Events ,6. Hand Basted Collar round out the ^Ycstficl(l siiuad. a complete service. #7. Hand Baited Arrabola Lust year Dr. K. I!. AVctmoro of 1'nr the Kradu .swimmers include 8. Hand Made Buttonholes Muiristown won thi' combination .. • . 7 v,. I (livinK, the 'i0 ami -10 ynril ficc- 9. Hand Sewn Button! G. Ik-ichert of Elizabeth 10. Hand Sewn Open Shoulder y BiUlllllIltOll Play'.iylc "and the ^U yard backstroke. 11. Hand Felled Sleeve Lining won the .^fccet division and J. W. Will Start March 24 | Junior 1UIJ.II events include all 12. Hand Tacking at Corner roinu Alcock of Kidgewootl was hiyh in I lho*e listed for Kiiulc school boys trails. 13. Hand Felled Collar The l.'jth annual Union County ' plus the M yard brtuststroko race, LIGHTNING DOES NOT ZIGZAG H.WwA Finished Prating budmiiitun tuurn5•10 and 100 yard freestyle, thc i 11- J at SiiiKcr llccreation Hall. flividual 120 yard medley, the 40 •s clo.-.c ut noon, Mar. 21, jard hreaststrokc uncl the 40 yard ARROW licoi'KC T, (.'run, assistant ijackstiukc. yean. 1,—"Uncommon Knowledge" ntendent "f recreation, at All hoys wliu are members (if the the I'urli C'linmiHsiiin (illicc, Bus YMCA are eligible for1 I'omiielition SHIRTS 2111, Klizubc'lh. Only Union Coun- in thuir resjiectivc t.. ..^H,n ty residents arc eligible. tiation for the (ueet may bo mini There will be doubles coiiiepti- ut the Loyn1 division deslt 4 up to WESTFIELD VANDERBILT tiim in men'.", women's, mixed, 1'ridity noun, when 'rc^i! ..utiwn; nicirii novice and women's noviee will (.'loie. The inert will he cull Wyatfs, w rhuws. I'lay^rs will furui. h tlirce (lii'.tcl by K'iwiird L'wcu, iihynifa 119. Elm Street 18 Elm St.. Weatfield new birds for each match, tlic diiet'toi' and Itaymnml ilanctt, winners retainini; tlic new ones »wininiin({ inutructur, u£ tliu Yi 319 NORTH OVE. 0VU> M0.VU1V AND PU1UAY TIL • and the louerg the used once. lituft", THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949

eye dog, Wid Mrs. Georgianna| she has had over ],WX> birds and; Bank High viwted Tie For Second Cauls Widen Devils Edging Stowe, fromoi sponsor of the Pet i at one time sh» p«rek»B«i as many; Pet Club Plans Club. I as 62,000 worms s year from One of the programs which is I Michigan! LEA|>» WANT AM til p Loop | In NabodJLeague Women's Lead j Our Plainfield Trips, Speakers Mi Sfcyles s»ys the birds all cxeitinxeitinp a lot of interest is theh}} S y y peech to be given Apr. 27 by Missj have names which most of them Interest in the Neighborhood h b i A 27 b Mij Gauls, perennial leaders of the' The ancient rivalry between I T1H> Pet Tlub at Koose»»lt Jun- uth Sayles from East Orange, i know. Miss S«yles is also assist- League centers around the fialiti VVomen's Recreation pi _j Westfield High and Plainfield High | • ,,-. .i i ^ havinff a busv Miss Saylesi , a former school teach- ant editodit r of BirdBid Fanners,Fi for second place, since Stalknechts | n h & 100 y ners, added a itame to their stretch '•'• enjoying another year of spirit-j . Highlights of things to niei have a long lead on the. top spot, j yeal er, has made a hobby of birds and <-- L victors. First Place last week by winnii, pair f-,.„,„ ; eci and close competition. The lo- " . , i . { the Last week Rancks ousted Byei -, j K a ( omp im lu(le Uvo r p!1> om 0 today has 40 rare birds from for- Mi traigs anei- dropping the first. «« Blue Devils are besting the, ] ar. Si) and Debaters VWl S™ -hut <>«« J««"«--ttf • " from the runner up position, but Koxdane Kenne s on M eign lands. She has converted her SKILLFULLY 1 waits, in second place, meanwhile Cardinals thus fur m the year-. anutlu,,. to tht, Bronx Zoo on May At Ilrtlv Trinity S ta,k all from Armck, eas- i this week lost two to Hills who 1Dulld sun porch into an aviary, com- lost ground when they dropped the ci.nipetilion, but only by a , . , k«s aix> also en- PREPARED th'oiKh the second game b; j joined them in a tie. Hrixla hit 25 Sc wl al sn( a plete with cages, feeders, swings : first two to Bennekampets. Hal- single win. The debating team from E«d Ov«r U TNH «f ™* „ and Humrah wo" thro 211 for Hills. Stalknechts won two 1 Mr. White with his seeing ami bird bath. During the years ; Third ;.eys, \jho have been in the cellar, ^ fstfield holds two crogp-coun- ,,GU '>^'«-- P'»« Van; f roni Byers with Matthewson post- Pr«tcri|»ti' victoiies over the Cards as •) to Travelers but held its ing 202 for the winners and Bauer nml swolld ]lare Ven well as one swim win and the big; 'lion ' ' J 204 and Carter 200 tor the losers. w. ""*_ (nina ]16i|. from Andrews. football triumph. Plainfield has In other matches Corfaett took koneked uff WHS once in basket- r BARON'S the outside games from Doerr and Lull and Iwk'e in swimming'. Jn Hayden a pair from Hunt, led by LIBERTY PRESCRIPTION CMBMIttt junior vavsity activities the two 4', Stalknechts 208 against Hunt's i.oi i» aexDcai, 4 2 schools are even. The Plainfield 201 for the losers. junior £ridsters topped the Devils, 44 W. u ra Iff . hut the local court juniors turned FOOD STORE 243 EAST BROAD IS Htalknpcht ...... 4S 27 'ugliian Kanck 4 0 I!.". li s . . . the tables. O»»««it« Riall* Tlwt* Hll] 40 Oiler Hunt 39 3U Westfield started things by roll- SUPERETTE Pk*.. WE. »-•»»• -14 3S Tot His ing over their rivals in football HyerK 33 by a ]4-(i margin. Plainfield then Xirolas, .-^ 121 Oorbett .-- 32 43 127 44 went down for the count twice in l n Hnyden 31 *'"' ' *'"."''. 104, 112 li!(i cross-country. WHS took the dual lldlkurrkl i :.t meet 20-21) and then 'registered a Totals . y^- O'< j Matthevreon 1S2 202 103 '.vin in the county run-off. 107 170 Wlg-'ht'"'!'.'. .'. ... 1.11 170 1S1 The Cards hounced back by cop- Ddicioai. MEATS*. 1(1(1 1U.1 1"' Stalkneclit 146 171) 200 1 2.1 14J clrunc 17S 1.18 pin« a 61-59 basketball game and DAIRY PRODUCTS • 1 11S0 1 ut HI Hunclicnp .'..'. i 1 J followed up with swim wins at iiSSrcii .' •.'.•;.... 1 .V1HT M.\ 1 :.'i FRESH CUT BROOKFIELD £* ... 1 H 7 TValtH 1 ">a 121 40-35 and 51-23. Westfield pulled Half or Totiil= tty rrm Miller 12!l back in the.saddle when their mer- BUTTER Ifc.OfC Cartel' .. 200 Whole ir.r, Totals ."71 men topped the Cards by one point LOIN OF PORK » 49c VELVEETA 9-fk. Jtk II;4 Brown I'll l-r.-nl"ll ••'•• ion 134 U'O IIS I Bye™1 . .. .'.'.' 1 37 142 BcliliHt!l»i|»rri in the state meet. YOUNG PORK CHEESE nkf. f 9C Bituel ...... 1 Till 1 72 I4r. 122 111 130 Merry .., 204 ir,a m The Plainfielders' junior grid- i:;7 icii 113 ... 101 17a 1S4 Kartey '". .".'.'...'.'. 14:1 IK, 11;, ALL SWBET ' «A^ U. Ktiilknecht .. 143 jr>« 124 dera turned back WHS 25-0, but Totals ... 800 llujden H2 171 us 59c MARGARINE r.,. G9Z 444 FRESH HAMS Total* •• -.43 the Blue and White court jayvees won a 37-34 contest. Kay Natural III 137 1 Mill Totals S84 SWIFT'S • T 1.17 127 IS? C. Corhptt 144 1G2 114 Westfield has also gained an- CHEDDAR CIL. Jievl'ic ••: 11'] 1112 1 ("•line „.,... l-'il 1.11 17.1 lllll«...« other victory this year in a match CHEESE ». 99C K. Vanl.^i IIS 3 34 5 Hluart 'US' •UK K>2 Ilnlsry I Hi SAUSAGE MEAT » 43c 1Y1M •••• Hill 144 1.14 V. Mtnlknecln .. i:!7 141 between two individuals. Court Center Cult r.24 ceo ilruda . 103 211 i 1SS nil 1.1S Captain Sam Mitchell won the VERY LEAN . . Kostyul .... 1M 1 SI 1S4 SWISS CC Totals 74.1 S3 4 county seorinj; crown from Card 121 Hnmk Totnls . Captain Jim Itidgway by one point CHEESE ft. DJC 8 Rabin .... 1119 1S3 lf,8 VEAL ROULETTES » 59c rillrli-llo k in the recently ended basketball 141! 1V111l 1 ltonsala .. 137 1S.1 14G Cook 134 r.irdillo 147 *fi<:CHliUle.« 1114 140 168 13S season. Mitchell did this despite BONELESS CHUCK ginllli . Hmytli 12:. 13.", Nelson .... ir,o 147 12» Falkenbcrs? 112 Kill 14C the fact he played in two less FRUITS, VEGETABLES ,121) Kanck 1114 ITS Ilreljoeck .. 1211 142 4 Tend«r Jlniullcup 14 14 1:17 games than Ilidgway. POT ROAST .. 59c 131 Totaln . The two schools face each other CALIF. O Mnrvnsa *', Totnl.s .... 177 1(12 151 this spring in tennis, baseball, anc CARROTS L ™X .•••• i"« nr. 171 hunt. Hi 3 IIS (•rWM track as well as junior varsity lific'-lii' 1''3 131 ir.o GROCERIES YELLOW o ... 1 r>n baseball. Totals ''*'•> lit 2)4 Keys HoldY TURNIPS O Ibt. ir>o 1 5!1 ICY POINT AC- A. Corbet! 124 lir> 1S3 Criip Malcolm . 170 187 Jon Belcher Takes ,,„„,[.!„ 101 107 Leagule Lead SALMON — Red 8-o*. cinidC CELERY 0 147 Poerr Keystones added to their lead in 23c 14.1 1S2 FRUIT COCKTAIL 16-oc. on STRING Mnl'Ho ... 110 112 1!I3 the YMCA Monday Night League j Jonathan Belcher, Yale '50, Wilson .. 142 113 101 this week by .winning a pair from; placed first in high diving- Satur- BEANS ft. 17c 1 31 Itobln.son HI 1&7 1S3 VEL ... 14S 141 124 Woodehoppers, while second place day for the second consecutive SNOW WHITE AA lln-Siinr 107 2 &..44c SI 81 Iflrliilo 14'.! llantllcnp SI Collegians took it on the chin in week in a major meet. A week MUSHROOMS Ife. 4?C Kill 18:1 two games from Senators. Net- ago he won first place in the meet LUX 2 •£ 19c Totals 700 "747 California |* 1O 604 tleship posted the lone double, an with Princeton in New Haven; ••mil even 200 in the opener for the Col- last weekend he topped the list in LEMONS 0 for COC fiiiirnh Tiehennr 144 1 r.tt 130 FAB : ' Urge! 27c 11.1 legians. the meet with Harvard at Cam- Seediest I Kalsrr IIKl 137 111 Helnltiiir 101 111(1 SILVER DUST, with Free Cloth 31c I Mnesio 12S 140 US Jliirlz 11.1 101 102 tv. I... M. pis bridge. 1111 1U3 111 108 Keystones 11 GRAPE- O large 1A 1 llrauutn Jmnlemm 123 134 ("•olloijlan.s SILVER DUST—Giant Size—Dish Towel Free 61c [ favoeil ...... I * •"• 1.18 ISO 1S2 14 FRUIT O t»e 1?C Hunt 1.10 201 Ken a tort* . i Ciir.iiiiiiKiio 13S 171 RINSO—Giant Size 57c Tutiils ... em Totllls CO.! S2t I I Fin-ness ls-l 1SS Del Monte 2-*- OA vlow Iliiyilpti RINSO—Large Size 29c [ V. Triann .... 111.1 111 M gltum PRUNES box jSfC I1 ri 1-1II 107 Kpbrlck 120 10!) runway Winter 123 1">3 Koppo . .. 117 110 144 LUX FLAKES—Large Cize 29c FROZEN FOODS Kinclilof 1(1(1 12S 101 1 r. r, Kill 13 1 1411 1). Htiillinoclit .. 20S 1311 iUnxllelil . is:i 114 I 1.. Trtimo. ... Huyilvu 14:i 127 144 Ni-tllfslilp 20(1 1.1S 1.'" .hums 164 AJAX CLEANSER 12c SNOW CROP PEAS pk(. 2Jc 1 C7 136 Kvuft 1S7 174 17.1 lloff 1.77 1HI1 now CHOP • Toliils ... HaiVllcau 13 13 13 (11 to 147 1S7 OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP 3 cakei 23c Jlnncllcnp •"3 I WhllcimiUo 180 FRENCH FRIED POT. pic. 24c Tolnlfl ...... SUO 77i ( •Jmiillc.il> CASHMERE BOUQUET 2 cake* 21c FILLET OF PERCH ....%. 43« l/psefe Scored Totals JPALMOL1VE SQA? ,,,.... 2 reg.iise 17c FILLET Of FlounJ.r.,.ak.-J». Kulmrli .... ir.7 A desirable loeder pig should b* Honimer 1 '14 141 W. Tuylor US l.Mi ISC jln Church Loop vigorous, thrifty and cleek In hll Hmltli 1311 1 !lfl 1S4 PHONE 522 CENTRAL AVENUE FREE DELIVERY WESTFIELD 2-1294 appearance. Bell 15< 131 Member of Twin Countjr Grocer* AMO ciation JMson Ave. Chapel • held sec- TolalH •749 Turtle Hardware I und place in the IntewhuTch Bpwl- Kiyti ON I \ng League last >veek despite n llninnor neddi ics 13,1 1(1.1 ilwognrae loss to St. Paul's, when Davldwm IMuxivrll 174 If. (I in; K. Ulnisdi Hamilton IT'S 1C2 WESTFIELD 2-6700 • league leading Presbyterians 179 liwept Methodists, who were foi'- WlniliiH .... i2!' 17.1 1.12 I merly runner-ups. Madison avoid- Clark.sDn 1IJS 143 141 llamllrnli II 28 |(d a shutout by two pins in the I list game. Presbys made their Totals 7J8 SCO PIANO INFLATION? I second game with only eijrht pins st. i*niir« We Have Solved It. Itver. Davidson was high man Jroypr HI' 128 ino VERMOUTH I tiith an even 200. Jllilthii' 10 120 143 .... 17(1 170 w. 1.. 177 144 New and Used Pianos 110 i ii) I'resliytorian.s .... 21 9 no Mailtam Avi' 1,. is Aver. .. .. At Big Savings. .Mi'tiuiiiiHts .. 1 a 17 ir.inilicnp s '. I'mil'H 11 111 Totivla SU Mm IIHOII \vv. 4'hn ID*,! HI SltorB<- ... 131 1.13 .lr. .. 149 I4r> 144 rrV 10« 131 tlrvrtvlKKon 133 1S3 1 r, 1 11 c 1.11 CRANFORD PIANO CO. 110 .Sl\ ,. 1T,O 130 131 Pianot Bought and Sold "PniT ... 172 141 ptere 1S3 112 171 llllllrtk 3 NORTH AVENUE, E. Cr. 6-2720 CRANFORD, N. J. TOPS [ Hamllraii' 2 124 777 Oppoiite Station Pl«r« , _ Tnlals CSIl

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Rev. John S. jder; equipment. Mrs. C. F. White. Fanwuod, has returned from a '•nu e for the pastor, »«... - _.,-.--,. . s. Howard Plan Spring Scotch Plains - Fanwood ...... _: :i-_n:_» Father Nelligan will Mrs. F. L. Schmidt, M DON'T FORGET •«UM, Watchanc, for the benefit «T th* St. Bartholomew the Apostle Frank Piiley and Eugen< a are in charge a? tick- « Irish music will be a feature. THAT FREE On Saturday, Mar. 26 at 8 p. m. • radio program "One Great Hour" viU ke broadcast over each of the Mff etations and the four major litonths at the sai •rtwOTke—CBS, NBC, ABS and at 213 Belvidere avenue, Fanwood. 7 recently were ho^tt^es to Troop As.-i^tiny- Mrs. Gordon will be Mutual. "One Great Hour" is Mr. Ware is associated with the The Glee Club of St. Peter's Miss Daisy Wade, Mrs. 9 to fc.'S*inhomer.iake r badgre re-. Mrs. Herbert Hunter, co-chairman; Church of Petkski]], N. Y., will gtauderniaiin, Miss Janet quirements. Troop 2 visited the fponurcd by the Episcopal Church DuraLadd Co., Route 29, Plain- present a program i\Iis. lieinhold vora Lehn, in charge field. the lucal;ermanni Oscar Schusler anu . . through the Presiding Bishop's high school auditorium Ajir. 2 al , of entries; Mrs. Henry C. Rogers, Fund for World Relief, and more John Merrill of North avenue, 8:30 p. m. William Saner is • ter Palmer of Scotch Plains; Mrs.! Ked Cross headquarters in Plain- i stajdnjr; Mrs. Hunter, judges and in ' William Kennedy of East Orange, I lieW, for first aid badge points, classifications; Mrs. Wickfiold Rice, i charge of the ticket jjr- an(j ms h | started last w«k. Members owhicf thhe • MrMadiso. andn anMrsd .Mr Arthu. andr MrsSchusle. Kicharr odf | _ posters; Mrs. Gaylon McGowan, All Saints Church School Auxiliary Whitenack of Fanwood.' [ Tri-Hi-Y Club | lefreshments; Mrs. George Schacht ; | und Mrs. Deune Donnelley, hospi- will be ho,teSS^ at a bffbuffett sup- Cub Pack ti, Den j Elects Officers per for members of .ne&te Club Th jtality; Mrs. George Hopper, com- at a party on ^ ; mcrcial exhibits; Mrs. Robert i Goodyear, awards; and Mrs. Ed- Brides-to-Be ward L. Fowler, publicity. Make jr*«r ditc uw wkfc Jr. Women Set ry thi. Mtablufced »tud» I Plains Chapter, DAR, have collect- Joyce Nixon. Miss Powers repre- AND 5 RADIOS I ed 150 children's books for distri- in the social hall. Mrs. Thomas sented the club at a leaders meet-1 Merlo is chairman of the program \ inging held recently in Madison \ Breakfast Date bution to ill children in the Ken- and Mrs. John Yarnall is in charge for your ] tuchy Mountain regions, who are for Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Boys' clubs. of refreshments. Mrs. Ivan Hill,' John Daniels represent) The Fanwood Junior Woman's unable to attend school. In charge chairman of the merchandise club, he Boys' (Ask Details) I of the packing and shipping of the | . Hi-Y of the local Y. Club have set Mar. 26 for the date 8nnounces thg( t|mge interefited for its breakfast and food sale of ', Bridal Portraits books is Edgar Markham of Grand . . th , b . h .f h street and facultfaculty members who1 may Jjoi n * ' which Mrs. Samuel Douglas is the haven't previously enrolled. Brunner Resigns chairman. Mrs. Frank Mygatt is assisted the pupils in collecting The Chestnut Farms Service aid a Candid Picture the books arc Miss Jean KuneB, in charge of breakfast plans. The Miss Angie Whitman, Miss Shir- Club gave a benefit plastics party From Library Board | high school art department has ley Seuren and Miss Helen Mul- last night in the home of Mrs, " ' made posters which have been Stary -f TNT WttUtef. vey. William Brunt of Longfellow ave- At the Scotch Plains Library | placed on display in stores. Mrs. SUPER The Chestnut Farms Service nue, the proceeds to be for the Board meeting held Tuesday night,; Clarence Oldforcl is chairman of club philanthropic projects. Pro- Mar. 8, the resignation ciif Howard ! publicity Club has completed plans for the ceeds of *72 were realized (from annual outdoor >fair and bazaar to B, Brunner, trustee, was accepted, Th executive b'oa,.d oi the club j the recent party given in Kbos with regret. Mr Brunner resign-1 , the' SUDS be held this year in May. Mem- wiU meet 01 Monday ni)jht in W* Will Be Glad To Shew You Samples. Bros, store in Rahway. • ed because of illness Rev. Ld-! p bers are engaged in knitting chil- The Our State Police in Action h of Mrs> CnarJes e Be]1 of dren's sweaters and sewing in- ward h. Pj-'terson Mrs. Samuel j 4 N h The newly brge fants' garments which will be sent film was shown last night at the Hyman and Floyd Wcrts were' avenue. meeting of the Crestwooil Civic named to committee to , i iformed civics and legislative ae- overseas through the American Association in Bremble's Inn. A Friends' Service Committee. uccessor. tnoose a, nal.tment attended the Town Coun- EVERYTHING FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER. social hour followed the showing The Rosary Society of Bt. Bar- of the picture. cianld meetinwere gtake onn Wednesdaon a toury onighf in-t %c each tholomew the Apostle Church com- FAT8 AKD WASTE FAFE1 spection in the town hall by C. pleted plans recently for a card ARK 8TIU, IIADLY NEEDED. Stuart Burns, councilman. party to be given at Koos Bvos., Scout Leaders liahway, on Mar. 23, with Mrs. Plan Cook-Oui Westfield Studios Mary Farmer ami Mrs. Anne Mo- rel in charge. Discussion was held The Fanwood Girl Scout Lead- on an evening party on May U in jer 8 Association have planned the Italian American club house, j cook-out at the cabin at Surprise CAST MtOAD ST. . WESTFIELD 2-0339 Mrs, Grace Poiuio is general chair- Lake for Apr. 13, with the follow- NYLON man' ing committees to be in charge of An office for the St. Bartholo- the affair: Food, Mrs.' F. H. Spen- mew the Apostle Church has been I cer, Mrs. William!Carroll, Mrs. H. TOOTH TAIC established at 2032 WeEtfield ave-l A. Walters and Mrs. John W. Sny- fiORATED BRUSH CLOSE OUT CLOSE OUT Immediate Set ..„ __ t AUTO LOANS, REFINANCING a ulary, furaitur* 12 c

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