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S7»K Y-r, No. It SUMMIT, N. J.. THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1946 Letter From France Htochd SwcctttM Privt 1M7 ffcaitme O« Hospital tart Amos Hiatt Again Root Buys City Hall; Pays Thanks Red Cross Elected President $60,000; Adopt Budget Production taps Adolph Root, president of Roofs Department Store at Sine* VJ Day the R«d Craw Of Summit YJiCi. At a meeting of the Board of Summit, bought the City Hall for $60,000 at a public auc- production Coif* of Summit hat tion held by Common Council Tuesday night. Mr. Root waft tten engaged principally is pro- Directors of the Summit Y. M. ducing garmentu for thi relief of C. A. held immediately following the only bidder. His bid was made by bia counsel. Judge destitute European* in the war the annual dinner meeting on last John L. Hughes. The possession of City; Hall ia to be re* ravaged areas. Letter* from the Thursday, Amos Hlatt was re* talned by the city for a period of seven months from tha recipients have shown their re- elected president of the Summit date of the sale, with the exception of a two-atony build* ipcnsc to tlst fjUla, Association for the coming year. ing containing the firehouse and two apartments for which The following letter waa receiv- Other officers who were also re- elected were Fred L. Palmer, vice- possession will be available not later than October 1,1948. ed from a f*enefc lawyer and has president, Holmes A. Cllver, re- The city will arrange to pay; been translated by Mrs. Henry cording secretary, and Robert O. rental for the Fire Department Way. chairman of the Produc- Ntw Nursing Director Peterson, treasurer. quarters and apartments front tion Corps of Summit: "It Is with The annual election of members the date of closing sale. Thf heartfelt emotion that my wife to the Board of Directors resulted rental shall not be la excess of tad I as well as my child thank In the re-election of John B. the yearly* taxes chsxgeabl* you front the bottom of ottr hearts Dougall, Fred L. Palmer, Robert aggalost the entire property and for the beautiful things we have O. Peterson, and Donald R. Vree- the monthly rental shall be fig* received from the American Red land, and the election-of Woodruff ured on such basis. Cross at Summit, New Jersey. My E. LUM, JR. MAJf. NT. MORFORD J. English, Harold T. Graves, Jr., No taxes shall be chargeable family consists of my mother, my of Washington avenue, Chatham, against the property for IMA, Will duties April 1. and Carleton W. Plerson. These wife, age 28, and my little daugh- Don G. Mitchell assume was elected la trustee of Over- Rent for the Fire Department Henry W. Harding look Hospital Summit, at a meet- men were all elected by the Y. M. ter of 4tt* Wo did very badly dur- C. A. membership to serve for a "headquarters will start January L, ing the mobilisation and the oc- ing of the boird held February 21. 1947, based on annual tax fig* Mr. Lum, (who was recently three-year period. Members of cupation of the enemy when we Reports Campaign fleeted President the nominating committee were ured on a monthly basis. Th* last all oar clothes and posses- Herbert Hazetton discharged from the navy after city reserves the right to the pos- having serveck as lieutenant com- Chester W. Sater, chairman, Er- lions. We never had enough to nest L. Fleming, M. A. Solmssen, session of Fire Headquarters to tat and we don't have suitable Goes Over the TopUnited Campaign mander, Is an attorney and coun- October 1, 1943, but may surren- Wins First Prize selor at law, associated with the Daniel Burke and W. A. Klncald. clothing for this cold climate with At a recent meeting of the 1946 Summit is already being organ- der possession prior to that date. ized for the 194? United Campaign 'inn of Lum! Fairlle & Wachen- no beat in the stove Trance was Central Committee for the United The cit> will retain possession, which, while hot scheduled until eld, Newari deprived of everythlnig and now Campaign, Don G. Mitchell, retir- In Bambertjer Show of the frames and doors of two* is lacking all after the occupation ing president, announced that the fall, la already commanding the Herbert Harelton of the Summit He is a Graduate of Pawling Dr. Max Gideonse storage vaults, cell blocks, court' for four years by UM Boache,, who drive had gone over the top, and attention and efforts of the new Junior High School, won a first School and Williams College, class room equipment, all metal par* filled themselves with everything that the goal of $112,500 had been campaign central committee. At a prize at the New Jersey Scholas- of 1927, and Mew York University titlons and furniture not included there was to fill themselves With. slightly exceeded. This ia the sec- recent meeting of the committee tic Art Exhibition now on at L. law school, tie Is also a mem- To Address League in the sale. The fire sirens and ond time in the history of United in the YMCA, Henry W. Harding ber of the board of directors of Accept, Madame, with our Bamberger * Co., Newark; His fire alarm system are not in* Campaigns that this success has of Blackburn place, was nom- entry k a water color in Group L Canoe Brojk Country Club, eluded in the sale and are to re- thanks, th* assurance of our been attained, the only other time nated by Don G. Mitchell, who Chatham Fuh and Game Asso- On British Loan and pictures a football game. It is "Th« British Loan and Its Im- main on the roof at City Hall deepest fteUlags .with lots of being in 1940, under the direction headed the successful 1946 cam- ciation and a member of the shown on another page of the Her- plications In World Trade' will be until October 1. 1948. kisses from our little daughter. of Livingston P. Moore and the paign, and Mr. Harding was board of trustees of the Morris ald. Herbert has done exceptional the topic of Dr. Max Qldeonse, pro- Following a public hearing Feb- Monsieur Le Goffe Charles". unanimously elected to lead the County YMC BeanorLambertsen late Oliver B. Merrill. work in art throughout his school fessor of economics at Rutgers ruary 19 on the 1949 tax and ap- According to Mrs. Varay "such drive this year. Mr. Mitchell, tinder whose lead- years, and expects to make it his University, before the League of propriation* budget for 1916 was letters are our applause and make ership the 1M8 campaign received Mr. Harding is president of the life work, Miss Adele Hepbroa, our work really worth while Pro- Women Voters Monday, March 11, Appointed Director unanimously adopted. the second largest amount df Manufacturers Chemical Corpora- Junior High School art Instructor, Summit's School 2 o'clock, at the Methodist par- In a public sate of land held duction workers are a hard work- pledges since,the inception of the tion and its subsidiary, the Chem- said. ing group, and there la not much ish house. Dr. Gldeonse, who was Of Overlook Nurses on tax lien by the city, Albert H. United Campaign in 1936, is execu- aco Corporation, both located in Herbert's brother, Philip Hazel- secretary of the Economic and Bierman of the Hotel Beechwoed glamour or glory attached to the Miss Eleanor C. Lambertwn, tive vice-president of Sylvania Berkeley Heights, and was for- ton, High-School student, took a Give Social Committee- at the San Fran- was the successful bidder for a sort of thing they do. They are who has been acting director of Electric Products, Inc., in New merly with the General Electric third prize in Division Q, Group 2, cisco Conference and for three lot at the corner of Oak Ridgtt also versatile. They have been nurses of Overlook Hospital since York, and lives in Oak Ridge ave- Company and the Celanese Cellu- in sculpture. The boys, are the years was advisor to the State De- avenue and Elm street "for $2,400, called upon to reupholsfcer chair To Foreran Schools January 1, was appointed Director nue. He has recently been ap- loid Corporation. Educated at sons of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hatel- partment on economic problems, Harry Brenn. a city njechanle teats and sofa cushions for Camp Two moni ago many Summit of the Nursing School and Nurs- pointed a member of the Summit Horace Mann High School and ton of De Forest avenue. 1 returned from London last Decem- waa the successful bidder for tW0 Kilmer, they can produce a row of residents, a •#. of tin real and ing Service on March 2. Board of Education. Hamilton College, Mr. Harding is Donald Geddis. Jr. H. &, the son ber, where he had «e*v«4 as. ad- lota at the corner of Lewis ave- targe Red Cross flags at the drop Immediate for schools la Eu- Miss Ljunbertnen graduated frnm a lay member of the 2*rotestant of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Geddis Of visor to s|r< "Stettlntus on eco- nue and Aubrey street. of a hat. and this year they fur- ropeaa rumfc} »v jgtaf* tte Ove-ldok SteU^'l of "-Uirfc ? Film Commission. He Is treasurer Linden place, wa*s\aw**%* a sec- Munic an/*> *owttl affairs since nished 215 chlnts curtains for started ibuting thronso ihip program, which Ing staff «ver since. She waa s?ip covem for eMira and b*«.h«% is under the uldance of the Saw! Mrs. T. ,17. Lenlgan, Foreign night supervisor for six years, Kent Place School and a member ly interested in advertising art, a Policy Chairmsn of the Summit Lack of at the tame place. Our cutting of the First Methodist Church of this waa his only entry th« year. The Childrenl Federation, Inc., of aft#r which Jhe becatne nursing room personnel cuts about 10,000 House New York. |150 a year opens a League of Women Voters, will be arts instructor and assistant di- Summit. Last year he received an honorable in charge of the pfegram. yards of material into garments mention for his only entry. school of SO children, being used rtctor of nurses. Draws $50 fine Mr. Harding Is working to com- The British Loan is now being each year. They do it profession- WHh Nature Films plete his organization for the Out of 4,000 entries from the for whatever they need most under She came to Overlook from considered by the Congress of tho Scotch Plains, where her father. ally witfi an electrle cutting ma- An evening of nature films will forthcoming United Campaign state, the committee hung 1,000, the direction of an American chine, cutting as many as fifty supervisor. Li coln School adopted United States, and we know Dr Chris Lambertsen, now lives. Her For Apartments be presented by the Garden De- which will be announced soon in and of these Summit students fur- Ims. recent appearance before garment* at one tine. the Ecole terfon In France, Gideonse will give us the informa- brother, Capt, Chris Lambcrtaen, partment of the Fornightly Club the Herald. nished 28, a large number in pro- Judge Peter C Triolo in Suntmtt Franklin spot sored Bergsf jord in tion we need to understand and Jr., is a doctor at England General Production is indeed a factory, for their guest* tomorrow, Friday, portion, said Miss Hepbron. Fif- appreciate the importance and Police Court, Suburban Apart* Loppa, Norwf y, and Jefferson as- Hospital at Atlantic City. run on business like lines. It's March 8 in the Field House at teen out of the 28 were eighth grad- far-reaching consequences the ex- merits, Inc. was found guilty of sumed respon libility for a school Miss Lambertsen is taking ad* profits, however, art the satisfac- 8:15, when Harold C. Todd of Fan- ers. Last year only IS Summit en- tending of this loan will mean,' operating a lodging house at Mi in Leuth, Holland. Within eight vanced night courses in nursing tion derived by a number of chari- wood, will show his pictures, "Na- Future Function tries were hung. This is the flnU said Mrs. Lenlgan. Springfield avenue in violation of table women, giving themselves, ture in Full Color." year that seventh graders were in- weeks three schools were spon- work at Seton Hall for a degree. In her leisure time she plays golf a city ordinance and was fined their time and their energies in • Mr. Todd has given several pro- cluded. sored in Europe, outside the area Of T Outlined and swims. $50. An appeal wtll be taken, so a labour of love to help others." grams in Summit in the last three All prize winning pictures will be served by W RRA. YMCA Gymnasts to Show cording to Jacob It Mantel of years. Since boyhood he has spent sent to the National Scholastic Those inter isted in the project SItMs Saturday Night Maple street, counsel for the da* most of his leisure time studying By Dr. H. S. Dimock Show, to be held in Pittsburgh in say they are t ying to get the chil- fendant. Judge Trielo sustained May. dren to real » that there Is a The Summit "Y*' Gym Team, nature, camping, fishing, hiking, "In one of the most crucial which has been practicing Monday Athenaeum Gives the contention of Frederick Gt Union Services and hunting with a camera. He periods of history, the YMCA faces The current exhibition will re- continuin responsibility and Kcntz, city solicitor, that the de- main through Saturday, March 9, (Continued on page 8) and Wednesday nights since last im a graduate of Columbia Univer- a two-fold task of aiding in the re- fall, give an exhibition of their fendant waa not entitled to • sity, where he specialized In the habilitation of veterans and provid- Thirty-seven Years For Lenten Season ft skills at the basketball Intermis- trial by Jury, M had be*BritB|WHI«s metallurgy of Iron and eteel. He ing leadership to solve the problems sion on Saturday evening, March ed. is a member of the Audobon So- of the rising generation," asserted Announce "Leads Summit Men to Go 9. Boys who will perform are: Of Timely Lectures The house in question is hi el ciety, the Museum of Natural His InSummitChurches Dr. Hedley S. Dimock, dean of Richard Moffatt, John Clarke, In an expression of honor toward residential ^^section. Elmer N. tory, and several nature and The Department of Ministers of George Williams College, Chicago, Edward Walker and Richard Tray the late Ernest Drcsscl North, Rinhart of Bftft^ street, president cinema clubs. He has appeared who spoke on "Youth in the After- For "Tall, Dark ttonal the Summit Council of Churches Tolnt nor. Wayne Hull, student at Drew who was for 28'years the pre»l- of Suburban Apartments, lne« before more than 40 clubs in the ff «tf Christ announces a aerie* of math of the War," at the annual University and former gymnastic dent, the Athenaeum has pub- converted an old haute into two* east with his films. five Sunday evening Lenten serv- election meeting of the YMCA And Handsome YMCA erence champion, is coach of the team. lished a brochure with a conrl*e room apartment*. Common Const* ices. Each service will begin at * Mrs. Allison H. Hearn, chairman which waa held Thursday evening, outline of activities since 1908, til granted him a license on cea# Anyone who has been at the Fred L. mer, Richard L. o'clock. Music in each instance of the host organisation has in- February 28, marking the 80th when.it was organized under the rittion the place be rented on^ High School lately after classes Corby, Jr., nk Holcombe, and *ill be furnished by the holt vited representatives of the Sum anniversary of the founding of Add Summit Avtnu* leadership of Hamilton Wright to returning Summit war veto* that organization in Summit. can attest to the fact that ex Allan R. Dew ttney, general secre- church. The on* theme running mlt Nature Club, the Men's Gar- tary of the S mmnlt Y.M.C.A., are To County Roadways Mable, to brtng "thinkers and an». den Club, the Summit Garden "Following a war there is always tensive preparations are going on throughout the series will be The planning to a tend the 45th inter- Summit avenue, In its entire workers of themes of current in- It waa charged by council that kwd's Prayer, each preacher using Club, the Farm and Garden As a loosening of social fabric n» the for the annual G.O. Show,-'Tall. national convention of the Y.M. terest" to Summit. Mr. Itinhart rented the apart* population strives for readjust- length from Morris avenue to the «» hi* text a porthm of it. Al- soclation, and the families of mem Dark and Handscwne," to be pre- C.A.'s of the United States and Of the original Inrorporatom -of .mtiitx to non-Summit vetenut% bem of the department. ment in an exhausted country. Morris and Essex turnpike, though only five churches) will be sented at S p. m, March 15 and 16, Canada. distance of 7,900 feet, was added the club, two are ntlll living, Car- Council then revoked the lie*M% During the recent conflict roots of nnd ordered Mr. Rinhart to hosts, all the churches are cordial- Mrs. George H. Chase and Mrs in the school's auditorium and at The three-d y convention, which to the county roadway system roll P. Bamiptt and Thnmnn M. large sections of the population notirp on his tenants that ly invited to attend. The offt*r- L. D. Cantieid, assisted by th 2 p, m, on the 16th. opens in Atla itic City, March 15, Thursday by th* Board of Chosen Debevolse. Henry K Twombly committee will serve refreshments. were transplanted to unfamiliar ahould vacate. ">f« will be used for the work of Ever since November when try- will hear ad resses by John Freeholders. The transfer had has continued as Rpcrrtdry dur- Mrs. Robert Brannan, Mrs. John Surroundings .when twelve million the Apartment of Religious Edu- outs were held, Merlin 8. Templ« Mott and Eug >,m E. Barnett, both been asked* by Common Counct ing lh«? whole time-. Mr. Klnhart says be d'Kste, Mrs. Hugh K. Dunn, Mrs. persons left their homes to Join ction. The schedule Is as follows: of the faculty, director and pro- of whom will report on their tour and was proposed to the board The membership Is now limited the notice on his tenants in Richard Carrico nnd Mm. Set the services, while twic« that num- March 10-at St. John's Luther- ducer of the show, together with of devastated tress of Europe and by Charles IA Bauer, Jr., chair only by th«» rapnrlty of thp high my, hut none moved out. Ooonetf Seelye, will receive the guests. (Contlnued on page 6) thrn brought action against an Church; Rev. Walter O. K3»- the caste of 90 students have spent their attends* ce at th« first post- man of tho road committee. (Continued on pagi) «» •olvtag preaching; their afternoons and evenings re- war meeting if the executive com- urban Apartments. Inc.. for March 17-at the First Baptist hearsing th« 18-«ong and dance mittee of the World's Committee crating a i^xlging house a llrpnap, Church; R*v. Henry L. tantbdJn, hits. of th« TJtC i., now going en In FnD., preaching. Parking Meter Ordinance The thrm t)tl« rotes *r* playwt Gemva, Swltierland. Summit's Indebtedness Mr. Mantel asked for a March a*-** Gatvary Episcopal by Harry Pawell, as Tall; Georg* Primarily tl e convention will be trial ami cited numefoos Church; Rev. Leonard V. Basch- BrtKll*y, Dark; and .lumen Bald- concerntd wi' th* part of th* wh*r« Auprem« Court Justices Introduced Tues. Night win m Httndnofnv. The tatter two Shrinks; Future Bright ruled tiii* was the province off ttst »*n. D.D, preaching. North Anteric in "Y" in the world Mareh 31~*t the Methodlit Common Council on Tuesday night Introduced an w#r» stars In lust year's (l.O. Show. of today, but nternsttonal reports Summit taxpayers can look ahead with confidence to I>rf*t(lln8 rn«xi»tr«t*. City Selio* Church; Rtv. Willis 8, Htnman, ordinance to provide for the installation, regulation, control, PawsII Is a n«wcomer in * I#ading wMl be hmtt A "yodth session" it or Kcnts Mrgued t»»t ludgt the possible daya of inflation that ncern to be beaicRinjj the Trinln wnn within his rlghW. thai PhD., preaching. operation, and use of parking meters. By provision of the role. will b« world in general, if one can judge by the arivantageouM April 7-«t Central Presbyterian Jtftn Ra4tk0 p\*ym th* lending them WM no «rti»t"t» that ordinance three swnes are established: Zone A, one hour, feminln* part as *h« did in last position now enjoyed by this city in tho financial world. a jury trial. Church; Rev. David K. Bamwsll, Crow .Wflt At the start of 1933 Summit's total indrbtcdnond wan Poaching. five cents; Zone B, two hour*, fee five cents, and jkwe ytir's show. C, twelve minutts, on* c#nt. In his 12 ytsrs m ttaeher ak f C stnrt of R«e«lptf Up Hitters *r» to be In operation be- nu» from Irvlag place wssltrly.to D«ie« at C»nwiHe»tr In Forming Aftwitl«« tween » «. m. and « p. m. wcept r»«t#d » shows, including 5W an- The it#d CJreea Benefit Dinner this year, this city's total debt had dropped off to $1,701,137. nusl btoductlnm Of (his tatt«r A meetlnii tnr aH veterans on Sunday*. Dance • tjKMWwred by th« Motor t»rf>Mc. "M««t M* M»yor *Bd Pr#ild«nt of Common »t t month, or this- y**r «• •id*«; Broad strt#t from Ch«stnut Chsntlefar |i Mlllbtirn. Dinner •t tho sitmr time wflghlns; th# Hsrry oodland **ffi»« frwni Iprlfifflteld In th« KKchfn" ()P<5t *n* this Council, Percy M. Bland. He qd MM*MM ! avenue to wilhln 100 ftrt of Sum- will h* Bicrvodl fr«m 7 to »:*). Tht vUer of nv*n«« . tn tMfltotst avwmo OB pr#««»nt«tlon »r* smnng his pointed out that In this «U In •blllty of thw Hty to pay. H* In- th* mm period tost T*i» to mit «vtnu* on ths north ilde; Oltn- «tuilvt ptriod of II y*«r», itimmlt M• «•!«§ ti«M b* ! av*nu« on oth *H^«; Fr*nk»in "H#r«us* «f th«> High fkhwsi ofllc#. M#nnhsll mnA Mr* *tst*« Common Muntattrlek, ft- It f*r#»»ld*nt tilnnd point#d l« th« Union Cmintf VtmrH »f pl»r» from Summit av*nu# to *»f v#hV«lsr traffic nnA lnt*nt not to p«rmlt. th* rity to ft nf t«x«M. Tax r*e*||rt« for from A •«!* nf City Hall as Jnt WUrifl ssld Otnt during * this y*mr w«r* «1 (nrrfu\ in explain that w«n» t» sueh « m in Calvary much «f th« fA-y«ftr Interim, ih* eil will «K*<|ulr« *««sh

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•ddi, "aumerow operators of me. Service Officer; [ ?«wbielas take advantage «f the £» described altuattai by park - Report To Date QfKYUAkBwiCiub L- for unrtawoably long period* The public relation* committee The New York Ualveralty ?tlme to aome of the city* bud. of the American Legion, Summit *>t ttreet, which tenda to further Post No. 198, has maoe a prepared Alumni dub of Suburban New wpede traffic, end, to addition It Jersey has elected :Cfaeat G. Mai- uafair to other motorists, aad con. report about its service committee giving emphasis to the part taken hack of West Bad avenue, as ttitotes a buard to the Ufa, limb, president Mr. Maiback is a certi- .nd property of motorlsta And by Service Officer Frank Van fied public accountant, with of- pedestrian*" Tronk over the past 20 years. The report: fiees in New York aad Newark. jlayor Maxwell Lester, Jr. and Common Council aw of the opln- "In April 1926, Frank Van Tronk He is a graduate of the class of COLOR FOR was appointed Service Officer of Commerce, 193*. and has been ac- | m "that the best method by which he above mentioned condition* the American Legion, Post No* 1M tive In alumni affairs throughout t and a short time after that the my be remedied" to by the In- the State. flation of parking meter* M is World War Adjusted Service Cer- tificate or Bonus Law was passed Mr. Maihack has aerved previ- described fully la the proposed or- ouely as secretary of the club oa dinance which la published la full and during that year applications various committees. At present in thie iaeue of the Herald a* a for over ITOO.000 were made out he Is secretary of the New Jersey legal advertisement. - and signed by him as the Service Society of Certified Public Ac- Officer. He carried on this work Motorist* vtolfttinf the parking IBANK VAN TRONK countants; chairman of the Char- of service to the World War I acter and Fitness Committee of ERNEST G. MMHaOl meter ordinance "may within 24 Veterans and their families, being hours of the time when a ticket Union County of the State Board the direct contact man with the of Public Accountants; member of it placed on hb ear, pay the $1 Veterans Administration and the Anwico. WojWf Ch* ' fine for «uch provided, however, Indebtedness many society Veterans Commit- \nuu\ handling of the majority of the tee* for rehabilitation; member of Btcts N#)w Officws * that the violator has not violated cases from Summit and vicinity. (Continued from Page 1) Various sections of Summit were any of the provisions of the ordi- the Lay Committee of the Summit "In 192$ he was appointed Coun- Board of Education, treasurer of represented in the election of of* nance on more than two occasion* financial program, the council fleers for the 35-year old American during the 30 days Immediately ty Service Officer, serving in that head referred to the work of the the Society for the Advancement of Management and the Society of Women's Club at Neighborhood prior to the date of the act tor capacity for a year and at the committee pertaining to the Re- same time continuing to carry on Industrial Engineers, He is also House Thursday night, February which he has received notifica- development Act and Business 28. tion of a third violation. The fail- the Service Work of his Post He president of the Men's Garden Building Rehabilitation. This com- Club of Summit. Mrs. Patsy Cappdaro of East ure of such owner to make such continued as Service Officer up un- mittee composed of Councilman til 1936 and for the years 1936 and Summit was chosen by the women payment to the Clerk of the Police) Rome A. Betts as chairman to- as president; Mrs. Walter E. justice's Court of the City of Sum- 1937 he assisted Otto Oswald and gether with Mayor Maxwell Les- any way as reflecting upon the Joseph HanviUe with the service Smith of West Summit, first vice- mit or on receipt of notification ter, Jr., Councilman - at • large present direction of either the Po- president; Mrs. Jemila Kawan, of a third violation within any work. 1938 found him back as Ernest S. Hickok, Councilmen C. lice or Fire Departments. Mr. Service Officer and he served in second vice-president, bringing in period of thirty days shall render P. Dean and Bland is now study- Bland envisaged the day when the North Summit; Mrs. George such owner subject to the penalty that capacity until after December ing a plan to eliminate some sub- demands upon these departments 7, 1941 when World War U was Boorujy, secretary treasurer, Neckwear hereinafter provided for the viola- standard dwellings. When com- would necessitate the appointment another North Summit resident. tion of the provisions of thk* ordi- declared; From then on, seeing pleted-this plan will probably in- of a director, one qualified by Add* Spring Gaiety to the new nance. the advisability of a larger service Attendance was the second- volve joint city and private capi- training and experience, to give highest for the year. Committee and the-necessity* of tal. This committee is also giving suit, dreu up the old one with "Every person who violates or full time to their administration. The Amer|can Women's dub one, he enlisted the cooperation of attention to the rehabilitation of fail* to comply with any of the has undertaken sewing for the one of our new dickeys, tailored Mrs. Helen Bartlett, Miss Patricia business areas In cooperation with Ed. The above report an overall provisions of this ordinance shall Refugee Relief Rooms as a proj- Conant and Arthur C Doty as his the Chamber of Commerce. The .report on Common Council's pro- or frilly. - 1.98 ro 3.98 upon conviction be punishable by ect Some are working coopera- aides. During the first year of the present undertakings of the Union gram for this year, is the first of a fine not exceeding $50.00 or by War the case load was not so a series of articles which the tively on a patch-work quilt Collar Sefi 1.00 and 1.98 imprisonment for a period not ex- Plaza Association for the improve- heavy but when the boys started ment of Union place typifies the Herald will offer in the next few Beginning this week, the regular ceediiig thirty day* or by both coming home the work kept in- weeks about the city's 1946 pro- meetings will be in complete Jaboti end Bows 1.00 , cuch fine and imprisonment in the kind of rehabilitation of business creasing. During the year Janu- sections referred to, all of which U gram. Future reports will deal charge of the newly elected offi- discretion of the Police) Justice cers. . '' • 1 ary l, 1944 to February 1, IMS, 67 to be financed by the owners. more specifically about the work Poncho Blouses 3.98 ond 4.91" of the City of Summit * cases were handled. From Febru- of particular council committees. The ordinance is declared "to be ary 1, 1945 to February 1, 1946, 180 According to President Bland, an emergency measure on the cases were handled showing an In- council plans to introduce the lat- ground of urgent public peed for crease of about 300%. ter part of this year a new zoning the preservation of peace, health, ordinance, which, in the belief of safety and property." . The Service Officer's report for council, takes into consideration Up To 25.00 The procedure for the collection the year February 1, 1945 to Feb-the present and future needs of CASH and disposition of receipts is also ruary 1, 1946: No. of cases, 180; the city; in other words it will be provided In the ordinance. number of letters written, 600; a blueprint of the future of Sum- For Yew number of interviews, 720; number mit. This forthcoming zoning ordi SINGER DROPHEAD Many insects, Including the mon- of cases completed, 47: P-10, 7t nance will be an outgrowth of the SEWING MACHINE arch butterfly, play 'possum on form 528, 31; form 530, 8; form 534, Goodrich Survey Report coupled IEMFICUI, WHOLESOME occasion, 28; form 335,11; form 546, 2; form Mora Money for Stags* with extended study and planning ForlOOyeanitt 1099, 23; form 1501, 13; form 1900, by Common Council and the Plan- UVMINI hw bees enjoyed by thi LOVB fOOl 13; form 1950, 17; form 355, 11; ning Board. ' WOT BOK TvBf ISeWBnGHH SI flags, 7; photostatlc copies, 83; SIN6flt Mentioning the traffic and park- freshing. So stoaib a way to form P-22, 180; grave markers, 5; SEWING CENTO Urine. Call yoor tfaaSttj store er and miscellaneous services, 63. ing ordinance on which council took action Tuesday for its adop- 387 Springfield Ai This Committe hsa been operat- tion, the council head said that in SUMMIT COJMAM ing for the past twenty years for council's judgment the ordinance the benefit of the Veterans and considers well the present and fu- their families. The funds that this ture development of the city. He Blouses committee has to work with are explained that the ordinance was derived from the sale of poppies introduced under the auspices of Fulton Sea Food Market Hare ere those lovely and fem- FILMS which is held once a year, some- the Public Safety Committee "after • All Sixes time In May. The present Com long and careful study." Retail Wholesale inine spring blouies in pastels • 35 and 36 mm mittee also includes: Helen Barl About the parking meter ordi* and white, short sleeves 2.70 lett, Patricia Conant, A C. Doty nance Introduced Monday night, Announces PHOTO SUPPLIES (Claims examiner), Fred Behre, Mr. Bland was emphatic in say- Henry Glowka (GI loans), and ing that the installation this "Fish Prices Are Lower for the Lenten SeotW* • Contact and Steven Parker (GI Insurance). The year of meters would only pro- • Enlarging Papers committee meets' every Tuesday ceed in the first phase because night from 8 p.m. Any veteran is • Chemicals the city wanted to establish an ex- Boneless Shad welcome. Any Veteran requesting perience yard-stick before enlarg- • Bulbs photostatlc copies is requested to ing upon the program. Daily Arrivals contact Mr. Van Tronk. The Com DEVELOPING mittee's next meeting will be Asked about the director of pub- Gloves March 11 at the Legion Home lic safety for which council has Purveyors to • 3 Day Service provided, the council head explain- To complete your spring en- ed that such action was taken Clubs .... Hotels .... Institutions semble—hand-stitched gloves, Amateurs! •italicted Into Aniiy only as "a long range viewpoint." Summit registrants accepted In- He wants it understood that such 440 Springfield Ave. SUmmit 6-2676 medium length l.tf See us about having to the Army February 26 Include provision for a public safety di- your lenses coated, Armstead Branham, Chestnut ave- rector is not to be construed in Others from 1.00 nue; George K. George, Spring- field avenue; Herbert R. Wieboldt Leather Gloves 2.11 to 4.50 Chell Frantzen Laurel avenue; Thomas J. Rlllo, East Orchard street, Frank B. Busclano, Morris avenue, Meml Studio CiaJone, Mountain avenue, and »Successor to C. Grant Myers Roger B. Moore* of Berkeley place, Vaux Hall. This list was 3 Beech wood Rd. announced March 1 by Selective Telephone SU. 6-21 SI Service Board No. 1, 21 Maple street

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H«nd*in-hand with that new PERVEL spring suit goes one of our I Moc/e Up THEY HAVE WHAT IT TAKES? beautiful plastic patents, calf, goat alcln, alligator or plestia ^ULLDOOS dbn't ham bmk accounts. But they h«v« what it takes for a handbags 4Mhf DRAPERIES human being to k*ep a nice, tidy balance on hand. Maybe you think most people who have savings accounts are without bulldog tenacity? Others from 2.91 H 11.91 PERVEL—tho new etUuIoat p»p*r drapery Not sol Week after week, they determinedly turn their back* on the tempta- material—no WttMnf, ironing or •trttohing. tion to tptttd surplus rush for glittering gewpiwt. After * number of regular PKEVEL—to formed, not woven or loonwd— no wMwe or mtah whim dtitt and dirt can deposit* hav* been made, there'i a tiseahie wtn fhaped out of their telf-denial collect. To clean, wipe with dampened sloth. —a rwet-eff to tte proud of and grateful fenr when the need for it ariar*. Sur LovfcJy ftortl pattern* with iwe, grtwi, natural pritlnfly few new intifiga account, "go wsm." Tbt longer you fuve, the tMfcr »nd blue background*. OfdtrNow, it bempani|o f Summit wo«t mmmnm tmtmm MDMUL rarwr oouiuMa OMFMMMN 4 TM SUMMtT HBtAlD, TWtSOAY, UAMCti % tt4» a chiatlraf toraala ta aartaa tae BatU efSofl aatiac all bacttrta kut the togaaa Mncs A we*! ptawawtet af Mil fertfltty. Altar Cases femes repeated Eaaw*aa*fttl ettenq*. to patent M* dJecowry. he ftnaUy wM netattr diacovered his idea ta th* jownuaeat, aad i «d*u that grow, Ida* *»ta* bpertaents Show a#w there an 8 gwtramenU ttimiy cr»*uy h Mwth DGEfdses pkadia* for hi* aid i»*ol»4a» their 2 The ategfe aad a f a agricultural aad beatth proWaaia. beraieed, UaeiT acme* ***** partieiB*fc*4 £s ky aS a*«et*4 tar iu diet which, -Much of th* moat rahiabi* f ood ' th* starfeata. 8*v. Heary U. Bart* >at**«*r cant** tad}* BMtaviat 1* WBtaiaed ia th* gar- ssaaa gave the health, bat leads to ___ j&etfeer acoaoaOe IB*." aa- la fit* mms&m *T| Ha* afa» isefc far sartad Or. George Herbert Tboca- .K*tss*KEBC, **ss*t-; bs#s**i8 at im mm* gmat idea ta Moiogist and aoU «• art* saafcraetoe. | waka we caa aa-Biological Ccav "he to th* am ia Relation tp Hattta af Haat* asd Haauui B*>" lam attar* th* it**** Garde* Chtfc at taa TUCK, aa Monday afcaf, March a, Dr. Taanas reached tfef* deduction after yea** BA£K TO spent la Moiogfcal lahontoriat wftst* a* experimented with **av SCHOOL alat af aafl tram all part* of th* Crutches earth and found that people who ate food growa la aoO with a hifb atiaeral content were inuneajur- abry healthier thaa thorn wbo lived a» *m*calttvat*d aoU. Teopi* today can't Uve their aoraal «paa of life became they ?

miaerab in the food taey cat to Porte the waat* aad poUoo from In this high-speed post-war era when nUUosj of people their STateatc By exp«rim*siisg have bad accidents, broken bones and sprained aaktes, it u » oa ram, « can be proved that min- common sight to see people wafltla* on erutchea and hobbling eral* neutralize the polaon ia oar about during their convalescence. After days and nigfati of After a gvitaaatfc ave-cliakal period, casting: Third row: Peggy Rothermd, Ruth Dunning, lyvteflMi acd cor* many of the »©- waiting for nature to make th* necessary repairs, it Is a great Audrey Speacer, Oli« Laurie, Helen Bahoda. were held aa Friday eveniag, March 1. called lBcurable dlseato* that cauee joy to get relief from lying in bed fay walking about oa The girb receiviaf cap* were: . ' Fourth row: aCaa Virginia Kattaartag, the death or thotuaadi of penow crutches. , " ';.'.' tit* turn* mo4*tn facitHJw* of training that raw; Bett* Sweetasaa, Phyla* Mclaaaay. tat avrafaf art* instructor; Patricia Sanaa, Mar* ara idan+rfying this splendid new program will Reinaan, Franca* T^ngitw, Maria) Boad. fatal Beaark, Marte Er*Aadr*a, Mas lleaner Lam- Just a* peopl* become, crippled by accident* *o thert *t% 9w: I>m* Weber, Betty Jaa* Howarth, h*rts*a, director af Bar***.—(Tri-Couatjr Phoia by la 2MB, Dr. Thomas discovered ether way* that they become Incapacitated and mad* uatel* you «s eft office worker. Ksbeta MLaecbtle, Bette Jan* Daaleisao, Jaia Flood. to perform their daily tasks. It seem* strange that human beings with education aad

s^vvp*v^g' vm**aa^sjni^1 v^s^va avs a*^^avs^spaaeiSBB^H^a^Haf WvP 7 superior Intelligence should find pleasure in handicap pjjg a Ka*y au who ta lit at Overlook j SHARP thamselves by rasorting to th* us* of Crippling: Pleasures. Savage Explains There are today la every community peopl* who in trying to Preaident Hudson Ifariia re- satisfy their emotional serve*, find temporary relief by lean. for diatoibatb* few*** to %AT KVKKIKO Principles of ported that he aad Dr. Hays at- Ing and depending more and more upon "the Beverage the public oa Poppy Day are beiaf tended the charter night of Union PLUMBING CO. Crotch.'* The Caffeine in the hot and cold drink* pots th* developed by Aawricaa Legion Kiwanis on'February 27. nerves on edge and as a measure of relief, many victims re- Atoiliaxy Unit* throughout tit* Kiwanis Education GEORGE J. SHARP sort to the use of another crutch, "the Weed Cratch." The country. Aa arnsy of more than Nicotine in the smoke of cigars, cigarettes and tobacco soothes Sunmit Secretarial School ooa aailUoo won»ea, aQ aarrfag a* Aa explanation oat ofbltpu- YMCA t* to th* prto- and quiets the nerves irritated by caffeine and thai it U a *V3t3I oflpald Totanteera, will be required Iff* SovfaKJ CwHTM common sight to see people at sada fountains and in restau- to make tae diatribatioa. They win dplea of Kiwanis rant* hobbling around on the two Cratehe*. receive hi retara for th* popple*, presented his faDow members U$m Today at MS I coctrtbuUoBa ta th* Amarican Im- Tuesday at the dub's weekly A Red Cross janior-eenior life Su. 6-2951 The next stag* of the thoughtless pleasure seeker i* "the I gloo and Atariliary Welfare Facd*, luncheon in th* Hotel Beechwood saving coarse will be held in the Glass Crutch,'* usually filled with beer, wise aad whiskey. ojed to help aapport the va*t work by Immanlat*) Paat-Preaident Wil- Summit Y. M.C. A. starting Thurs- The alcohol in these drinks seen* to JM an antidote for th* erf these argaaaatioa* for tb* davliam a favaga. B* emphaslxed day, March 7, at 8:45 p. m. Th* tension caused by caffeine and nicotine. As soon a* such s We Have ab!ed veteraa** their familie* aad th* aaateilaea of atrvfot to our course will continue every Thurs- drink goes into th* stomach, th* alcohol enter* the blood th* famiiiw of#ta« dead.' community" la fracMin' such us* day until May 9, and will be In- stream and dilates the capillary blood vessel* that have been It ha* been aaaooneed that taar* dertaUngs as fha Iftiltad Cam* •tructed by Grant Lavery, Red WATCH REPAIR? constricted by coffee aad tobacco smoke, Th* result U * New Radios win be a Box Party held at th* paifa, th* Re4 Croa* DriT*, aad Croas water safety instructor. Boy* | feeling of warmth and satisfaction plus a stupefying action Legion Home oa aalarday evening, the Infanta* Paralysis Fund drive. over 13 years of sg« who can pats on th* nerve* of control and Judgment This is why those BOOK BUSINESS March f . Th* speaker listed a auntber of the admission test listed below are who use The Glass Cratch" ar* inclined to hav* more and personal experlenoe* to gat across invited to register. Student* who more until the whole brain is stupefied. The extra flow of LET is N rom MDIO the Idea of the part that fellow- expect to become camp leader*, blood to the head makes what is knows aa a big head or ship play* among individual mem- playground leaders, or life guards hangover with a terrifying headache. To sober up tae New Library Books bers. Ia attaiala* the fellowship are especially Invited. cripple will drink plenty of coffee and smoke to try to shrink • Skilled Mccaaalca «• 8«TT» Tea Meat Ifr. Savage) reconuneaded Requlr*ments for admission: the capillaries back to normal. With tha repetition of thii the practice of tb* Golden Rule, Junior Course cycle, day after day, year after year, it is easy to understand HOME CALLS PROMPTLY SEBVED On Jobs, Business alacam goad win aad aa Increased Swim 33 yard* with at least three You'll lika+h* why there are so many alcoholic*, fine people who am sea** of rlshtfw1****— Tha •»•*- strokes; Staawing front dive; been incapacitated by The Glass Crutch." ^r^r^^^F^* ^^w 9 wes^aw^ns^aspaw^w^nav w awsa* stsssjsv*^^ Tread water % minute; Float 2 quick and accurate preddent declared Klwani* princi- minute. Great is the reward and joy of those who put aaide their ROSS RADIO SERVICE for Veterans'Use ple* could not be raattsed unlea* •trvict of Eugtn* Jung, Among the aew boohs acajtba* Sealer Cours* Crutches and who hunger and thirst after tb* life-giving VICIt* — CAPITOL — MAJESTIC th* ladiridoal nambirs thought 8wt» 440 yard, with at least food*, drinks, fresh air and luashina. la February by th* Buawnlt Pub- coBrfderebty sWot them. He ate Be Library are atwaral concerning three strokes; Standing front dive; PncUUm Watch and Clock Try th* formula for a better way of life and thus qualify S7 Summit Am So. gape *om* tin* to the dtasuatkm Tread water 1 minute; Float 1 Jdba, btwf ne«* and trade, especial' of the part U» Board of Directors to help others to throw away their Cratehta. \j cho«B for their appeal to re- mtattte. Rtpair aad committee* took la the *uc- A limited number of swimmers HOWARD a BISHOP. turned veterans, said Mis* Easily ceas of a KJwanla dub. "Member- Blfl, librarian. can be accommodated in tb* ship," Mr. Savage explained, course. Enrollment* may be made SOCIOLOGY "should he built up la term* of Eugene Juitf HUMAN ENGINEERING FOUNDATION Id*a of NationalUm Kohn, H. now by calling the Boys' Division, quality rather thaa quantity.• Summit Y. M. C A. 9, Su. *-3330. Soviet Far £a*t*rn Policy Dr. Harry Hay*, chairman of the rate* * lesfalrr K«a*trlng Summit, N*w Jtrtay ,. Moore. H, I* program announced nest week'* Union Comfy Hiking Chili Writ* far Free BookUi The United States in a MuUl- •peaker would be the Rev. Dr. SanasJt t-lilg NaUoaal Economy ....Viner. 3. The Union County Hiking Club Clarence Leeroae of Chatham, who will sponsor an 11-mile hike from afOBtgomery'* Federal Taxes on speak* about his experiences ia Estate** Trust*, and Gift*, IMS* New Providence to Myersville, the European Theater of Opera- back along the Great Swamp plank 46 ....Montgomery. R. H. tions as a military chaplain. The Anatomy of Peace..Reve*. E. road to Chatham, on Sunday, Chairman Cart Marwfg awarded March -10. The group will meet at Toe Veterans* Program..Hard, C flowers to 38 members for perfect Having Ahead on Tour Job,..., th* New Providence School at 10 attendance records lart month. a. m. There will be no lunch stop Calhoon, R. P. Later at the suggestion of Past but lunehe* can be brought to be Personality Factors is Counseling President Fred Mort, these flowers eaten along the way. Curran, C. A. Tomorrows Trad* Chase, 8. Psychology of Women, DetaUch, H. "It Pays To Pay, By Check" Katur* aad Treatment of Maatal A Low-Cost Mortgage Plan Disorders Moor., T. V. USEFUL AJKTS Rocket* and Jets Stm, H. 8. < Under oar BUDGET CHECK PLAN anyone may open an account Dogs Against Datkneu That Protects YOU Hart well, D. with a deposit of $1.00 or more and tht only coat \* 7V| cent* for each Oolag Into Burtnaw for Tour-1 self .....Rost, O. F. check drawn. Attractive bookj containing twenty check* are wld for $1.50. Production Handbook Alford, I* P. Plartlcs Wolf*, B. COMHCRIUMIOODS Things to Make from Odds aad OlVi BEST HSUlfS Ends Robinson, J. FINE ARTS A Budget Check Plan Account Has Tfctse Book of Houses Dean, J. T. Masterpieces in Color,...... N. T. Metropolitan Huteam Advantages: Ifttrodnctloa to Ooauaitnity Eae- r*atS»ft Buti*r, O. D. WHANOCUAI ntUANDCUAR Imt*aa4 IreedMB ...... frank, 3. Ciane IMaHa*. 1IM-1MS SAJTETT—EHrabntea the hazards of handling caih. ..CUno, (Th«> AJr-t

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^^•^WPRBfl^MHa iflgpff wK^^^^^^W^* L'JtUwvUl. MWi, iiiiiii.il i*.^ **• slderstloa. Two request* for THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY IflARCH 7. 1946 wwt cide whether there is to be an municipal groups have discussed slty, the state university of New Our Neighbors 2ri? "r^" •—*«s aviation field here or not. It to' the possibilities «t tit* field as an ning daises la all divisions la marines and coast _ jtfDGEWOOD—When it be- action•BfTtfa. w held over for future stated the Ukeland Aviation As- Veteran Jersey, outnumber non-veterans married, and many of them came known that the Board ©f •airport for Devtr, Hangars for by more than two to one, accord- sociation, jm. wJB apply to the small planes and airport facilities A sidelight on the registration brought their wive* to New ] Cotxtniidsionera were going to con- ing to a compilation based on sec- •tativtioj is the large number of KSHVJL - Roxbury committee toYoperate the Kenvil would bt erected as required. The wick to set up housekeeping sider the question of the airpark Enrollment ond term registrations which have married students among the Rut- »"!ttU!twnr Airport which Is now listed as an field U located o» th« Kenvil flats they attend college. . thLM.- viUnaa. tha lacsaat at* Veterans now enrolling in the been announced. The total Uni- gem veterans. Approximately 20O «nwf*tt«3r,|anding site. Civic and off Route 6. men's colleges of Rutgers Univer- tendance at a public meeting versity enrollment in day and eve- of these former sailors, soldiers. GIVE TO THE KKD turned out, long-time residents say. And there wasn't any discussion of the question. The crown not only filled the Fourth Judicial court room but overflowed ' Into the aisle* and halts. After regular busings* was disposed of Mayor WilUam S. Rurode announced there would be no public hearing as the question had been discussed at several hearings^ The commis- sioners then voted to reverse the action of the Board of Adjustment in approving, with reservations, the application of a Mr. Marlow. It is said this application may be dead but the queston of an air- port is not Later events will answer the question.*

RUTHERFORD — A "clean street" drive is under way. Two merchants were haled into court last week and fined IS and $2 costs. Charges—failing to provide proper utensils lor truck pick-ups. Sen- tence was suspended but the judge eaid if they were brought back that sentence' would immediately become in force with an additional fine. In addressing the defendants Judg« Alien C. Mathias said]; you have your store here, you do busi- ness here, you make your living here and it is as much your inter- est att it Is the interest of the town and the authorities to keep the streets looking well , . . and in- viting for shoppers to come again.

BLOOMFIELD —The Safety Council has designated April 15-20 as Safety Education Week. Chair- man Edgar S. Stover has asked all civic organizations to take part in an effort to reduce home and traffic accidents. Stress will be put on teen-age driving. There will be pasters and literature dis- tributed. The Safety Council Di- rector says: "t can see more suc- cess this year than ever before, due to the added interest of school officiate and students. This year with the war drives at an end we will be able to expect more cooper- ation from them."

EAST ORANGE-The Planning Board has given its o. k. to the development of the much-discussed housing project for the Bamberger be first (o see tract. This means a. change m zone from one-family houses to the garden type apartment. In making the change the board laid: the problem of providing homes for our returning service men and women has become paramount... if we fall to find a solution it may pesult in broken homes . , . shat- tered nerves of adults who are Have you ever sem chain you can lift in compelled to shelter three and four generations under one roof, and crook of your little finger? Have you ever to the city a loss of its youth, seen Summer furniture that turns away salt air, HILLSIDE—The second annual Father and Son Night of the Pro- water, mow and heat—furniture you can actu* gress Club was held Tuesday, March 5. The occasion was de- ally hose down, furniture that never needs paint* votfcd to honoring the tligh Schools basketball forces. The team fin- ing? Have you seen webbing made of plastic that ished fourth in the Union County tournament. The high spot of the will take 425 pounds of pressure to the square season waj the defeats of Wee- quahic and Rahway after losing inch? Probably not. And you've certainly never lo each early in the season. Gold basketballs were presented to seen furniture of this type of aluminum before the lcttermen. The Progress Club's foul shooting was won by Jack because it's a new alloy, developed to resist cor* Hale. rosion and salt water, made without mechanical GLEN RIDGE-^Senators Albert joints so there can be no coming apart. You've w, Hawkes and H. Alexander Smith are scheduled to address the never seen anything as ingenious as the 5-point Ulen Ridge Battalion Forum or March 19. Questions the Sena- contact under the glass tops to discourage break* tors wiU be asked to answer In- clude: l.-"Why doe. not Congress ing. This is really Summer furniture you can* decide immediately on the life of the Selective Service Act which is leave ont^of-doors and forget. See it and buy it «»heduled to expire on May 15, im" 2—Should all or any part on Bamberger*s Fifth Floor. nf OFA controls be extended be- yond June 30? 3.—Why i« Con- RrcsH reluctant to amend the Wag- Round umbttlla labl* and tilt umbrella, 6935. SH» thair wUk ner Act? 4.-Have we a foreign V«ttm tabbing in mnny colon, 19S0. Arm thmlr with Vthm Policy and If BO, what is it, and Is tabbing to mutch, 2W5. Omit* with nmm Kapok tu+im, it adequate to meet the Russian B9J95. Cochtnil tablet, 25.95. Innenprinf lomf chair, fafct question? CtuMon* imidt »h*n it mint, naturally, 51 JO. 30*48 4Mmg Hblm and 4 chairt, 138.00, DENVILLE-K will be an- w>unr ed at the monthly meeting of Cmvmumt Hrmt may b« arrangzd at ffce Crtdit 0//ke» ills Ft, Military Service Association to- night (March 7) that there Is attil «S.0O0 to be r*la«d by the Me- |V» AMI t. I #| • uorary Fund Committee. Ive officers and can- r» are expected to be pres- *«• m inought that the propo- *o fifiluit 78 dinviMMfefs to on the drive, lasting from :i% ^niarlal Day to Labor Day, will hip-111 tV6Fy home ln th* TwB"

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CRO88 l,-» ,»MU( *., * A, CO. • r , \ * WftMM •I'C ,-,- j,' ;<*i/, m -mmmmum mmmr, MAJCH % to. of fee hill). » was a wh LETTERS night and she was found ja , nstdaMe hedge th« next mornint 9| dying ef exposure laur. BAUD To The Herald: It will W truly a great low to Dies In Overiook; Summit today U something like th* community if this authentic t*» yeeapfctr who has spent an •arty Amereian farm home it ai. OP ML J. hour or two la the hack yard and lowed to be destroyed. FUSLMHUW OOMPAKT Active In Affairs lost entered home with face, 3. A. ELLIOTT. twrl Ma, B*be> Sherman Dougna. hands and dother soiled from the Calif on. K. 3. wift of Dr. John B. Deugatl, pres- dust and dirt which be has con- ident of Newark Teacher*' Col- tacted. As the youngster needs his Cowm«fidi Dr. Troop «t the rm Ota*, Inmsait, *. J, a* teees* Ctesa Matter lege, died Tuesday afternoon «t fac* and hands washed, clothes Mailed ta Oaatentity ****» *• °- °- Ordit N* SMn* To The Summit Herald: Overlook Hospital after an illness (dttlud, shoes polished, so does This is to commend the R«v. &r Offletal Waaisfaar ef *•*•» aty and Couaty. of several weeks. I Summit need its face washed, Jacob Trapp for his fine pr«eB! Mm DougaJJ w*i bora fat Rotmd pavements and sidewalks repaired, (Continuing the Summit Rwi aad Hews tatton of the caae against «rWeas# Lake, Saratoga County, N. Y* Sho shade trees pruned, homes paint- time for religion.- Hie religioui was tit* daughter of U» Wl tee* t CwU Per Cop7 ed, yards and shrubbery cleaned page editorial represents the view, itlteHU Charles E. end Elisabeth Sher- and trimmed. We need to do for of a great many Summit residents k Shortly after Or- Dougall our city Just what we do in our not just members of Ms owl HORMAN S. QAJUS congregation. Superintendent of Schools in this Bonus when we expect oar friends MM CHARLKS A. . Religion, General H«n or guests for a formal dinner or Many of us have difficulty pr*. ._ Social, G«oer«l News city in lttt, the family moved to HARRIS id 3» A* an evening of bridge or some sentlnf effectively our views iB HUGH JAMISON General News their pretent residence, 3» special occasion, or to put it an- matters of this sort although ther, New Providence Boreagh aad ilNDDi. a WOODOIDS- land road. other way, we are not dressed up are to be public meetings at the Mew PtwriOum Township, laaila, General W Throughout th» •turning year*, and prepared to receive callers. schools and although your paj*r XDWAAO W. HOLLAND „ Advertising Manager Mr». T>oug*U bat btea prominent WILLIAM When I walk through Spring* offers a splendid medium for writ. BEATRICE ARTHUR . •, , , ,„-.,.- , -v- Display Advertising in church aad community affair*. field avenue, our main business ten opinions. The reason for our C LJCGG Cfcselfled Advertising A member of the Central Pr«by- street from Waldron avenue to difficulty is that' although una!. EVE FORBES .-___ Aaeountiag teriaa Church, tbewui seateua Three Freeholders the bridge over the railroad I am terably opposed to the school FERGUSON V.BASS , Jab Printing worker la the Women* A*»da- Lifted ly Wetktr reminded of a description I found fostering or sponsoring religious J. EDWIN CARTER . Publisher tlon aad Sunday School. She was Of County Board in a book published several years activity we are neither orators nor a paabfi-tflde&t of the 8un*hlne Seek Nomination ago, of the main street of a de- fancy letter-writejrs. Neither do w« j__ I-..I,., m^^~ assWanatf 4W SMUISMBIBUK SM iJk*% If atT*Iaf It Abraham I* Grossman, m charge 4RHHW flPPpsf aVSWVMSfp #OlP"wW • fjasjWPBSF ir^™ ge»iss^p'^w*«^^^^^^ www •••« r^^™ — • — *^ , Society, a member of the Fort* believe m pressure groups which ef election m*tt«rs in County Clerk lightful quaint small town in a ret—*** t» htm mom an tfce esTHerasi rawM es early « peesttto. BlghtJy dub, the Y. W. C. A. and At June Primary nearby state. It reads: develop highly organised minorf. Stmdt$0fU$bt0mTkmnitgr,»mrrUmr,mSmtmrdty »ttMomdmy Women's Auxiliary of Overlook Henry Q. Nulton'a Office, on Sat- ties into an apparent strength t 1 ELIZABETH, March 7-<8p«eial) "Its long main street' lined on {fswwtel*. fkrif mn weans mufy fya—awing. C«»y n»t reeefeeel Hospital. During the war yean, urday released a,chronological in- much greater than their numbers. —Although the county's debt has both sides with low buildings, no riate *«*ej Were •/««* efeelftf time raeajsy (I o'doth) nwy «he wu especially active with the dex of date* important to county This doean't presuppose any been reduced by more than SO per one of which has the slightest re- Red Crou, being chairman of the election officials in connection with lack of sincerity on the part of an cent, three Republican members lation to its neighbor in size, de- Canteen Corps of the Summit both primary day, June 4 and the organized minority but it ques- THUBSDAY, MAMCB 7, INI of the Board of Chosen Free- sign, material;or color, is an ex- Chapter and the also served as general election Nov. 5. They fol- tions the fairness of deciding so holders, who announced them* ample of how far bad planning or chairman of other War Service low: y •: important an issue on the basis of WORLD DAY OF PRAYER selves today as candidates for rs- lack of planning may go... it baa activities. Mar. n—Last day for filing peti- who delivers the most eloquent As Christian woman all over the world gather together nomlnation, adhered to the dic- merit of variety." While her husband was super- tions; April 1—Last day for ap- speeches or who exerts the moat tum that "current needs should The view along the roof line of in group* tomorrow to celebrate the World Day of Prayer, intendent of schools, Mrs. Dougall pointment of district board mem- pressure. We should be eure th« be met from current revenues." buildings on Springfield avenue is those words known to us as the Lord's Prayer will probably gave generously of her time and bers; 25-~-Last day for registra- majority of our citkens favor it, The candidates is the primary strength participating in school tions and transfers; May 21—Last unlike any natural formation, an- and the writer doubts that they be spoken by all of them. Within the framework of this great election, June 4, sura Director Wil- affairs and was much beloved by day for filing requests for chal- cient or modern, I have ever seen, do. prayer lies the greatest expression of the idea of the father* the young people with whom she liam L McMane, Summit; Colonel lenger*. but rather like the freehand draw- Our children should get their hood of God and th« brotherhood of man that it is possible came in contact J. H. M. Dudley, Elizabeth, and ing of a five-year-old youngster Sept as—Last day for registrsw religious teaching at religiom to feel. If men and women do not turn their intelligence to When Dr. Dougall became pres- Clifford B. Gearing, Rahway. who was not born with artistic or tlone and transfers; Oct 33—Last schools for the simple reason that ident of Newark Teachers' Col- Their nameg will be bracketed architectural talent The^ build- bringing about the kingdom of heaven on earth, in a material day for filing requests for chal- from its early beginning, thii lege, Mrs. Dougall assumed the on the voting machines. ings are unlike "main street" in as well as a spiritual way, the race is doomed. As God planted lengers. country was committed to the responsibilities of hostess, presid- 'Throughout our time oa the DR. BOBEBT B. WILLIAMS that they are not all low, some are separation of Church and State. the need and desire for material things in men's hearts, ing at the various social functions board," said the three in their residing at 39? Summit avenue Evening registration wiU be ac- low, some tall, giving the sight- We agree with Dr. Trapp that if minds, and bodies, he mutt have thought it good, and that of the college with a grace and campaign announcement "we, and resident director of Bell cepted at municipal clerks' offices seer the impression the type was and at the Courthouse, April 32, 23, the individual minister, priest or charm that endeared her to the have resisted all urging for un- Telephone Laboratories for more controlled by dollars rather than brothers would share the opportunity to enjoy that marvelous 2i and 25 and Sept 23, 24, 25 and rabbi does a good job he gets at- student body. warranted spending of public than 30 years and pioneer re- artistic taste or the effect one storehouse He has provided-—the earth. 38. tendance at bis Sunday School. It Besides her husband, she leaves funds because we knew that moat search chemist who Isolated and building would have on other he doesn't get the attendance, he a daughter, Jane Crosby Dougall. of our citizens and taxpayers be- then syatheatted the so-called A recent change In the law re* buildings in the same block. Sum- shouldn't "pans the buck" to.the FIRE PREVENTION . Dr. Leonard V. Euschman will lieved thedebt was too heavy. "nerve vitamin" B-l, retired quires that every request for mit needs closer control of ex- school any more than we parents conduct the funeral services at the "The board has restricted the Thursday from'hls post as chemi change of residence mutt be signed Fires resulting in deaths in nearby communities as well terior design of buildings intended have the right to "pass the buck" Central Presbyterian Church, Fri- new bonds in any year to less than oal consultant at the laboratories. personally by toe registrant as others throughout the, nation in the past couple of weeks for business purposes. ' ' to the echools for what we should day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Inter* one-half the amount retired. The Dr. Williams, whose research on Let us consider the cost of main- be teaching In our homes. bring horn* to us the thought that at no time has the need ment will be in Reatland Memorial efficacy of this policy now Is re- vitamin B-l made possible Im- taining our public, schools. I beam more urgent for precaution against them. Reports daily Cemetery, Hanover, N. J. • fleeted in the strong financial portant advances in medicine, re- Athenaeum Reports mean the cost of education and Next week happens to be position of our county. Brotherhood Week, the purpose of add to the list of loss of life and property. ceived the American Chemical (Continued from page 1) not the cost of the grounds or the "On this record we stand. We which is to point out how closely The National Fire Protection Association points put that Howard M. McCoy Society's Willard Glbbs Medal buildings where our children are , shall continue to give to the peo- in MM for Ms findings, after 25 school auditorium, and at present taught related ail religions are, and not the responsibility for halting the destruction rests with the Word has been received here of how different "Release time for ple of the county all essential years of experiments in the field. has been filled, with a waiting list When William Penn was com- the burial February 21 in Dubuque, religion" will have the tendency to individual. At work and at home each must make of himself services, without waste of funds. After serving as director of the One speaker from each of the pelled to leave England and heav- Iowa, of Howard M. McCoy, for- do just the opposite by segregat- a fire warden and a safety inspector for the protection of him- merly of Lorraine road. A lum- We shall continue to reduce the Beli chemical laboratories from lecture yean and the topie were: ily in debt, he sailed for America. county debt which now is less ing and separating Impression- self, his family and others, as well as for property. There are berman by trade, Mr, McCoy, who in*, Dr. Williams wu appointed 1908-0&--Progress of the Negro When leaving he gave his wife than when the small board was chemical consultant last spring. istic children into smaller sects many causes of fires. Overloaded electric circuits, post-war was sales manager of the Harbor in the South, Booker T. Washing- tome parting advice: "Live low and divisions. The Rev. Dr. Harry Sales Co. of Baltimore, Md., died established." and sparingly till my debts be let-down, outworn equipment, carelessness, lighted cigarettes Mr. McMane has been dlrettor ton. Emerson Fosdick said last week February 14 in Montana of a 1908-10—Problems of American paid," then added, "Let the chil- rn a speech before the Protestant thoughtlessly cast aside, and many other causes are behind stroke, while on a business trip. of the nine-member board for dren's learning be liberal, spare seven years and also headed the Future Function Democracy, Dr. Woodrow Wilson. Council, that then is a great need fires. Mr. McCoy lived here with his no cost for by such parsimony ail (Continued from Page 1) for "togetherness rather than family for several years after re- predecessor board. He it an 1810-11—The Novel of Today, Here are worthwhile points on fire prevention; her moved to other parts of the is lost that Is saved." separatenesa" "1. among all the moval from Dubuque. He moved engineer by profession and he was Prof. William Lyon Phelps. Don't try to put out a fire by yourself; call the fire depart- country to participate in war Illiteracy is the most wasteful great religions of the world; 2. to Baltimore from her* making born and has lived always in 1011-12—The Juvenile Courts, work. Fsunilles were split apart and product allowed to exist in this or among Catholics, Jew* and Prot- ment. Don't allow rubbish to accumulate near heating units. hi* home in the Maryland city at Summit. He is a veteran. Besides Judge Ben Lindsey. any other country or nation. Il- his business Interests he is active members sacrificed the emotional estants; J. within Protestantism Don't Jet down your guard in these days when equipment the time of his death; Mr. McCoy 1912-11—Education and Interna- literacy is a product or result of in the Republican party and security that the feeling of unity Itself.- is old and replacements hard to get. Don't try to be an ama- affiliated with the American Le- tional Peace, Dr. Mary E. Woolley. malnutrition and malnutrition of numerous clvio and fraternal fives. With "release time for religion" gion, Summit Post No..l8» trans- 1018-14—Our Japanese Hosts, the mind is the greatest of all teur electrician. Sat that oil stoves, ranges, and other cook- groups. "The exigencies of war demanded we will emphasise In the minds of ferring his membership from the Hamilton Wright Mable. wastefulness. It is futile to pray ing and heating units arc properly installed. that the nation alter its ethical the children that the ONE GOD Iowa city. He was a lieutenant Throughout his administration 1914-15—Problems of the Presi- "Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be standards and substitute for peace- they've learned about Is really a We hi Summit have been fortunate in that fires, are in- of artillery in World War t The he has advocated economy and dent William Howard Taft time virtues of kindness and gener- done in earth as it is in Heaven" Methodist God or a Catholic God frequent and loss from those that do occasionally occur McCoys were members of the opposed strongly any proposal for 1915-16—Common Sense In and then employ mediocre teach- bonds except for permanent osity, the aggressive qualities or a Protestant God or a Jewish negligible. But let's not be too smug; let's be on our guard Summit Methodist Church. Mr. Prison Reform, Thomas Mott Os- ers to educate our children who improvements. He has grouped necessary to waging a successful God. Thie is unnecessarily creat- McCoy leaves his wife and two borae. are the ones who must bring the lest a disastrous fire does visit us. If each and every one of the freeholders into eight commit- war. Not only are veterans imbued ing differences In the public daughters. answer to our prayer. us would constitute himself and herself a hazard inspector tees, each assigned to one phase with this philosophy, but its reper- 1918-17—The Human Side of schools usually free of these dis- of the county's business. cussions can already be observed Trench Warfare, Ian Hay Beith. When we select teachers for our tinctions instead of teaching Mr. fires would be even leas frequent. Mrs. Earl H. Mayn* public schools and to instruct and Colonel Dudley is chairman of in the rising generation, and un- 1917-18-The War Seen at POM Fosdlck'e "togetherness." Mr*. Earl H. Mayne, 81, wife train our children, who In 20, 80 the board's public welfare com- less effective leadership can be pro- Range, Henry Van Dyke. Let uc do more than "think of Dr. Earl H. Mayne of Brook- or 40 years will be our successors POTPOURRI mittee, an ex-offlclo member of vided for them, a new lost genera- 1918-19—The Basis of Recon- twice before supporting such a lyn, N. Y., died on March 2. Serv- and will carry on the affairs of So far we have heard nothing but good reports of the the Union County Welfare Board, tion' will spring up In our midst. struction, Democracy "or Social- measure," as Dr. Trapp says, let's ice* were conducted on March 8, government, business and trades, Chamber of Commerce annual dinner. There was a large and a referee under the widows' "It Is the function of the TMCA Ism, William Starr Myers. keep the School and the Church at Central Islip, L. I., by her son- to build bridges connecting the 1919-20—An English Dramatist's wa too often make our "selection gathering—the largest in many a moon. There was a half in-law, Rev. Clayton T. Griswold assistance laws. He brought to separate, each performing Its great Union county a field office of the conflicting elements that cause con- View of Lincoln, John Drink- on the basis of salary and when service in its own way, as has been hour or more of good fellowship and happy chattejr before the of Summit fusion in the lives of our young water. wa can secure » teacher for $1,500 She is survived by her husband, State Board of Children's Guar- the principle of our country from meal, followed by good food, quickly served and quickly eaten. dians and he established in the people. First it must establish a 1920-21—What Shall Our For- per year to do a Job that Is well Its inception. and two daughter*, Mre. Fred- bridge between the child and worth double the amount paid we Speech-miking was boiled down to a minimum—in fact there offices of the Board of Chosen eign Relations Be? Raymond B. Very truly yours, I erick E. Anderson, of Higganum, adult by offering group security to consider we have saved the tax* wasn't any—merely necessary announcements made. Then Freeholders a central Index of all Fosdick. ARTHUR DONALD SCHWARZ Conn., and Mrs. Clayton T. Gris- replace the home security that must 1921-22—Mexico: Why Our Ir- payer'money. What a tragic fal- followed an hour of wholesome entertainment and everybody wold, and by ten grandchildren. Union county cases In state hos- pitals and homes. be surrendered in the Interest of ritating Neighbor? James O. Mc- lacy. We not only waste money went home verbally or inaudibly congratulating the commit- Mra. Mayne was a frequent vis- the child's development Then the A veteran of World War % Donald. but we also waste opportunity to itor here. She wrote many short YMCA should assist In bridging tee on the success of the evening. Colonel Dudley Is a member of the 1922-2S-New Wine in Old Bot- train our children for good cltt- Summit's School stories, and her personal diary as the gap that exists between the Military Order of Foreign Wars, tles, or Western Bankruptcy la senshlp, character, statesmanship (Continued treat page 1> The Red Cross drive is on. Read the pages of the Herald a young girl was published under standards of •thtcs taught in the Near East, Alfred h. P. Den- and national and world uplift th« name "Maud," bringing her Reserve Officers' Association, chureh and hone, and those nU. . Mediocre teachers are not cheap for reports of activities of the past year and what is necessary national fame. She was associated American Legion, and other mili- create In them • desire to ex- adhered to la practice where habits 1925-24—Through the Mongolian and money spent for their hire is to be done in the year ahead. with Carrie Chapman Catt In the tary, professional and civic organi- change letters and photographs and Ideals rarely coincide. Thirdly, Desert, Roy Chapman Andrews, too often money ,wasted. You woman suffrage movement, and sations. with their new friends. It Is plan- Mr. Gehring, through his exten- Its job lisa in reconciling the in- l»24-2&-Mui»o!lnl aad the cannot "gather grapes from ned to send parcels of needed Save am wastepaper for the next pick-up. Housewives was a leader in WCTU work. consistent demands of the commu- should also bear in mind that fat salvage Ip still a must. sive knowledge of insurance, has Fascist Regime In Italy, Bruno thorns, or fig* from thistles." school supplies, food, clothes, sew Mrs. Antonio Upon* been able, to accomplish many nity that often account for erratic Roselli. Neither can you get the best train- ing materials, soap, etc. These | behavior, and lastly the YMCA 1925-2*—Unsolved Problems la ing under the tutorage of a medi- parcels may be sent direct to Save Mrs. Antonia Lupone, wife of savings In the cost of protection of 34—Tuss., r.90 p. m,~-Red CTOBJI county property. He has been should set as a bridge between the American Education, James R. ocre teacher. Get the best and the Children Federation shipping DATES •Benefit Musical and Tea -Cfi the late Pasquale Lupone, died on present and future, and offer AngeU. when you get an efficient one, do room, 8 Washington place, New Monday at the home of her daugh- chairman of the insurance com* Prospect street emotional stability In a world 192e-27~On the Trail in Tibet, not let htm or her go on account York City, marked for their spe- 8:*0 p. nv-World D*y of ter, Mn, Mary O'Cone, 30 MilUnirn mlttee of the board for severs! where technological achievements Hermit Roosevelt. of a few dollars Increase In sal- cial school or may go through the Prayer Service—Calvary Church. avenue, Springfield, after a long years. He also is a member of the Scout Troop 47 It Host have far outatriped those In the 1027-2S~-The Origin and In- ary. Build up your teaching staff. schools here. Mrs. John Duryee* S-rrJ., |:U p. m-Oarden De- illness. finance, legislation, road, and To DfsHn9ulsh*d Scouter bridges, drainage, and flood con- field of social relations." terpretation of Negro Spirituals, Do not keep it static or let It de- Jr., of 1S9 Summit avenue (Su« partment — Gu«it Night - H. C Mrs. Lupone wa« tl years old. In observing the 80th anniversary On Friday evening, March 1, trol committees. Harry T. Burleigh. teriorate. 6-e2M), will give Information on Todd — Nature Pictures - Held She mu bom in Italy and came of the founding of the YMCA in Samuel ChariUer, veteran Penn- 1928-29 — Reminiscences and SUMMIT TAXPAYER , the Items, some of which are ap- House. to America 60 years ago. She had For many years Mr. Gehring Summit President Amos Hlau, sylvania Scouter, who has a back- Recitation* from Hamlet, E. H. pended: lived in Mite city for a number of has lived in Rahway and since who presided at the dinner and In- ll~Mon., 1:10 p. ».—S«mmK ground of seventeen years scout- Sothern. Th* FottOHto Formhotttt 1. Foodstuffs: Cocoa, hard can* years with her son, Anthony, at ltO8 he has been in the Insurance troduced the speakers, paid tri- Story Lesgue—Library, ing experience, visited troop «7 at 19M-JO—World Peace and Dis- SS Union place. Besides the two and realty business. Formerly a bute to Charles D, Ferry, former To The Summit Herald: dies, bouillon cubes, etc <: 11-Mon, S p. m -LMgiw at 8t Teresa's Chureh. In a brief armament, Prof. E. R. A. Sellg- children mentioned, Mrs. Lupone title searcher he was educated in president of the TMCA who was I used to work at the Faltoute 3. School suptkllee; Pencils, pad* Voter*-Methodi«t Parish address to the troop, Mr. Otantltr, man. la survived by another son, Mario, the Rahway schools and New Jer- chairman of the Finance and farm in Baltusro! road, and word crayons, etc. sow chief production engineer of who lives In California, and an- sey Business College and be also Building OoaunltteM, at the time 1M0-81—Antarctic Experience^ has* reached me that the old farm- 3. Clothing and shoes: In good the Step Nut Co. of America, told T p. m.-Aaaaal Meet- other daughter, MN. Mary Oiftn- studied law. the present building was erected Admiral Richard B. Byrd. house is being torn down by boys. condition. the spouts taat It required virility ing Community Church—at YMCA. grande ef Summit Mr. Ferry, In a brief review of 1931-32 — Political Outlook in I don't know who the owner Is, 4 Knitting wool fer sweaters, and manllntM to live up to th« H-Mon, t p. m.~Bo»rd ef 0t* The funeral will be htld from TMCA history ra Summit drew at- Russia, John Haynes Holmes. and I hope this letter will acquaint socks, mittens. Scout Ljw, In addition h« dis- him and the people of Summit of twetor*—YWCA. th« MeNamtu* Funeral Home, f Releas^me Plan tentlen to the resent enpawrfon In 1W9-JW The Land ef th* Maya* 5. Mitceilnneous: Teothpaatt, cussed how to get the most out the tragic loss that It taking place. Summit av*nu«, this morning fol* population, observing that new resi- or America before Columbus, Greg- toothbrushes, soap, baby powder, IS-TIMS., 10 a, M.-TU Bear* ef hikes, with the rvituH th*t on Meatlsf-fl Prospect street l»w«d with m solemn high mass In dents would look to the "T" for ory Mason. That house Is the only example games, mndles, combs. the next fourteen mll# hlk«, • For Religion St. ROM of limn Chureh, Short recreation nnd expressed his belief 1WW-84—The Hitler Menace to I know of the early American The list will show better than U-TW.. 8.18 p. reeerd number pas*#d twits land- Y Hills. Interment will be In the that their support should be en- Civilisation, Oswald Garrison VII- farmhouse, the kind that one sees words the needs of the school*, ing to better ratings. In history books with the big stone I;18 p. m.—"Relenee parish cemetery. To Be Discussed listed for future TMCA programs. lard. needs which th« people themselves i Srnoe the present "Y" Is Inadequate 1984-85— Modern Tendencies In chimney at each end and th* long cannot meet. The French, Nor- Itaae Pl«us"HD9«»uiilty Chureh. Rev. Philip flchuf, minister ef roof that slopes to on# story In U-Tuen, 1 p. m,-~?iUi Anni- the UnUnrliin Church of Urban*, to meet population demands, he China, Pearl 0. Buck. wegians and the Dutch will "" GIVE the front and a story and * half build thtir whoel houww and th« versary ~ Prtsferttrian Wonteft's Milk ie today d#nl«d BOROUGH — funeral MrvtcM III., will ttpeak «t • t|i««UI meet- proposed » corresponding expan- 19SS-8«—The LMt of Frte Afrlea, nun- In the rear, I have a reproduction teacher* will go dally to Asset latlow, elfwds ef children and will «rt In Murrnr Hill, pf g « Mr. TwMhtfi aft Invited to visit and 19M*4O~~Aftf»r Seven Years, Ray- I recall It there wire thr#« fir*. Rhe l*s.v*e h«r Oray to bring their elastee to the **hi~ mond Mol«y, « fi* A t ftohug, gave th* publld f*n«r»lly> plt«el e MI th* nr«t , bo*r«tttd flMTat* S:U f ak-VsrlftigMty distorted plctare 9t this MttOtt at Newark Mtttttum ef IMO 41 Th» Outlook for Sdn* lave the mMtm Federation, Miry, **4 Merriet »e4gt«y ef Mur* "T«Mlil«g AMt *f th* Chin* in. eatien, Dr. Robert M. Hutching, up, of eoum*. and there ire prett* Haw ¥#rti CMr* «*•«, witeli hm neett Appealed t» •lily more upstair* If ih* pUster my Hill, and twe brother*, the mttmrn Oourt «f Tlllnols. stltute of New Jtrsty*, which op« - Ah«k*«p««r« Bwdgtey ef Murray Mitt aiti D»a~ •n«4 Monday, and will eotrtlnue c#«l«g« were renHtvtd the original Slaoe the lUleaee-TiflMi Vkm fer Ttara, liargaret Webster. hdh b eld «*uf gttr ef Oak *artt» tit. eeetttriMt tetlgl«wi tMrtnuMM In Maurice |fln* vaaktf, The exhibit will lnchi«»«i air Ilttte to hear • ftHt-hand *«*«wiM ef the fast two years, In addition Mre.aaSt«* K«tt ttartift for help Lent** amttoal §trvUj# at Chti«t wnlesa bom froe* -efcanae mm of IM featureu s «f tMg *Ja», Ut» Mn*e»m will *how obj#«-u j War Fin ante, h algftt her hwfeftttl was1 mm* are tW« »«MlM a wertiwg,11 tnmt HHa of Chine*. J Rtt»l mm, mm' M* •**«<•» MM' * at • THt SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 7, If4i t fft** , _ Uctwt w Part of Mr* J H. SwemtWf Cdfctttf gnat la f # Of prwbyt«rl«i Church On M«ntd Hygitw tiful buttons w«ra Mod la Hoi- intrigue. Wall* Buttons Have Tales r •'•'". land oa the bain of SBSW'S pants. The second to the series of three for all ages, the film To Marie 75th Aiwlvmary The seasoned button collector lecture* on mental hygiene, spon- recommended for school showing; Tbe 75th anniversary of the or- classifies hb fisda. Almost every •pted by the Chatham Towashio As Wei as Beauty, An Alfred A. Hitchcock thriller, field of human activity and In- ganisation will be celebrated by Panat-Teacher Association was "Foreign Correspondent," has been terest U reflected is buttons; •L Women's Association of Cen« dellvend Tuesday evening when booked for i& tWnefit of Troop some of then are: nautical, mtui> mi presbyt«riw» Church, on Tuw- Mrs. George Phlppe of Chatham Speaker Tdk DAR No. W, Boy Scouts of America, "A hrtbf may be either aubUrn* cal, eaSico, gtoghasa, "pieked" meeting at Neighborhood House. NOTICE 4ty, March U, at their luncheon H l Mm J. Bamy buttons, -haad , ColoaUl, O*y Tbe film will be shown twice en meeting at 1 p. ». the Child from Birth to* Adole! A two-famUf hautt. U WlUiaisa The history of toe work will be af Maplewood toU Nlnetie*. gUu, Japanae* Batsu- Monday, March la, at 1 p. m, and scence Should be Managed." The mas, inlaid, tintypes, Glory but- t,,^ decade by decade from final lecture will be given Tues- Hi* Chaptat of DJLR . on at t in the evening. Street, formerly owned by Vttto 14. in her talk, -The Ro- ton*—blown with a moralng glory The Neighborhood House Coun- 15T0 to today, vita emphasis on day evening April l« »t which dand end his wife, was sold of Old Button*." "Button- or other flower inside, shells, cil voted unanimously to provide tb« grow'* ambition for tat fu- time the two speakers will be Mn bridle buttons, opera, cut steel ture. Several picture prlnti, 11- Bruce Gilbert of PlsJnileld, an8 * wonderful hobby and cover a motion plctun film to the October M, 1MI to Mr. and Mrs. broad field of beauty, htatory, silver, tw*rl, lithograph, kaleido- loitrtted by living ioodeJs In CM- ownf tmat Scouts as a means of raising funds Charles M. CaldweU of Albany *££*«. ? ' * Summit ml niaterlali, including scope, mirror back, and tortoise nef and sitting! of the time*, High School teacher. to buy necessary troop equipment ;uny." ' shell. Even transportation ts a "Foreign Correspondent" fea- Avenue, AmityvlUe, Long Island, iv« been planned by lira. Edwin separate class, with ships, trains, A atoao with a pleot of fut tures Joel McCrea, Herbert Mar- and Mm. Harold Dun- and automobiles pictured oa them. N, T. ed by Miss Bus&n Davla around its middle, and shall and Robert Benchley. The cto. Mrs. W. H. Kay, ML. Marie Ub- pped through a allt in the gar- \ news correspondents delve into jjn. Roland I*. Beattit, presl* by, Mn. I* J. Souren, MM. George made of animal's akin, WM dent of tbe association, will n- Irving, Mrt, W. A. J. Reeve Mrs flrat button, and was atrletiy its activities, The chair- Wm. J, MacLeod, Mn. O. A. an, aho aald. About 1.090 Mrs. J. H. goaff, Krttgor. and Mn. L. R. Blasius. C, jet buttons wan used and For .vo been found la Englith Members and guests of the Union i ids. Bttttotw wen first used County Camera dub will have an — I otnamonti, m Egypt from the opportunity to test their skill on THE IIST GARDEN HAN LANDSCAPE GARDENING fourth to th« eteth dynasty; in Wednesday. March IS, at 8:15. the Middle ago* men won buttons when a 'Model flight" li planned. Rimt M •xacwtfld and GROUND MAINTENANCE on their clothes under their A model, lights, props and back- armor, and women won hun- ground will be provided at the if It It to cpaart dreds of them as trimming on club's meeting place in the admin- For Sale their dresses. istration building, Warinanco WAUTY ft COMTENTMEHT It la almost impossible to tell Park, Elisabeth. Members are re- • Shrubbery and Evergreens [the different* between jet and minded to be sun to bring their | jblack §laas Buttons, Mrs. Swenar- camera*. Ion said, without making tests which will destroy them; FRANK PONZIO [ Man's costumes of the put yield Nat's Appfloncw Rtpok CID'AIHOOr •wiitra * iBearssitoe Kaaas MS Morris Avtftt* Summit o-MSt-J ho greatest riches in buttons. BklV Saury VIII, Loula XIV, Mary, VACUUM MIIUUIN •aM«M .HI )ueen of Scots, and Elizabeth, had WASHING MACHINES c. iiwmi, a. s. nany Jeweled buttons. Henry IV 11 Willow Street Iked cameo buttons, and had a Mi «-wn-J MUawa, M. J. et «f "12 Caesars," which have

"Nautical" buttons offer interesting possibilities for the button collector, and this card contains only anchors from various periods. tuee of unselfishness, devotion to Church School Lwtson duty, faith on God to bring us Kresge Disaster and Deliverance through an awful mess. Weiflnally wkee. T«« wast tt. whet* ran Scripture Lauon: The Book of triumphed over our enemies, the wo»t H. Beautifully designed, Judges. axis powers. But— eoapoet (18" hl«h) Jer use la Golden Text: "The Lord Is my We have gone back: to our old any reoa. Ros loaa-ltfe. dew. helper; I will not fear."—Heb. ways! eanariu* heating uaitj I* eord. Strikes, labor-management un- Uim outline oopyrlfht by Inter- rest, inflation, persecution of re- national Council of Religious Educa- ligious or racial minorities—all tion and uied by permission. One thing stands out in thii les- these are beginning to show their • ELECTRIC BROILERS ugly faces again to make the son—the fact that when a people "peace" very unpeaceful. • ELECTRIC TOASTERS are faced with a disaster or crULt, I have repeatedly hiard people • ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKERS they get together and overcome that evil. However, when the criticize some of those Old Testa- threatened distraction Li put out ment Judges as being "primitive," of the way, the people soon revert "barbaric." Well, as a matter of fact, they were. to their old Idolatrous, sinful, and selfish ways. But for that matter, with all our GEDDIS science and civilisation, an we Repeatedly the Children of Israel basically any better?-W.M.H. in their new land faced crises Home and Auto Supply Co. when their nearby enemies would beset them. They would cry out Turkey Dinner Good Year to God in their agony and He At Fountain laptist Authorized would raise up a Judge or leader A turkey dinner wlu be given Vy General for them. They would, under him, the Naomi Circle at Fountain Bap* Dealer fight a good fight and triumph tiit Church, m Chestnut avenue, Electric mightily. Then- on Thursday, March 14, from IS They went back to their* old noon and extending through the ways! supper hour—If the turkry holds 312 Springfield Avt. How true that is even today! out Reservations may be made by The war taught us many vlr- calling Su. 8-0162.

lead, kindly light, Prince / Matchabelli Amid the endrdng gloom

It at his beck tad cell, to put Mm In penenal IB dsyi and flights aft long snd dreary la Ae At Kreigc • Newark, tHe rwnembertble fngnxice* tMch with you la case of emergency. He ts as oatr jungle. Mud, bugi, swe«, looellness-thst's u tt your aeinit R«d Crow Chapter. about alt than it to We o« there for our troopi. to yO Ifhe Is lick ot Injured, the R«d Cross worker wW and etffuisite cosmetics of Princ* MitdiabelU, But it's not qttltt all. For through the darkneu help htm overcome siwlMies by writing Mi letter! • light idti shlnei-the hlo4lf Ught of the Rid for him end settling penonal problems. Cross hot. Providing HWilc, gamei, wereiMon ** tot women who love their delicate chirm and our weary, home sick men. They need those things Yei, he ttlll n««ds youf Red Crosi. And the 1*4 •o dttpsrstily, And they haw ihtw, thanks to y©»- Cross n«td« r»*-' I* depends oo you for It* enisteiw*. The only Incoait of the R«d Crois is what you glvtt For you hMe kept your Red Ctoti tt their tide. patrician beauty. Rut at long at on* American It still on foreign And her* ai ho««, hurricanes, Hoods, are, dlt* «ever Wftadtf. The) %*d Cross «usl be mil, your Red Cron must uwy it hit tide. «ever Wftadtf. The) %*d Cross «usl fttdv with aid for the v»«!lm»~food»lfod , clothinglthing, If he hat a problem, the Red Crot* tt ihin «« NEWA1E—»TH«T fUXM life-saving drags. Only you CM make It possible. help him in every poislble way, The Red Croei iw©.way mmmtmimlo** *f#** Won't tm 0m m •*• »^ Crwt-#»a%^

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wimkmm*&mm»mm*mmmmimimm 'v* «f..".. 'ivfe k^M^ ^s7-.- -: -•"'«'" • Uli SUMMIT H«ALD, % of the Medical the j thcEAMK Good ftnifv'1 ffiMwa, Arary la which be haU Allied Mrasa Kibboii, the Oe- ef »a|sr. . , Bibeoa aad the Victory Or. Bctyea apes* IS the «Had 9*pas Ute Peraiaa Gstf, BfttMO, ta* WO Harman. like Ins Services Ribfroa, aad the Victory Rfbhoa. brother, was awarded the Brass* later at Ansi Irs*, where kit la addition. Cant. Hsarsaaa was' Star Medal far oatstanding per- eaperiaaee aided farces medic*! formance of military duties la slumber... FfOM Aiwy g ead-k*s« aid t» K«dal for QBttfanrfing perfena- •is. la April. 1*44, b •«^» of aallitaijr duties ia '"I'—la.t, to the United States, mad At »*•••«. Capt. Harmaa It Hv- 14. Comdr. James H. Mateaay. to the Nichols Geaafal HaspitaJ. las wftk ait wife, tW tormu ef the Medical Center, 13> ftoaualt JjuaatW*, Ky, where he retaeJaee Jgm* Wetkmmgk of CJtea Ridge, avenue, was recently released to until he received his discharge m ia Kerta Arlingtoa. inactive dnty, after serving; 40 February 5. • Us brother, Warraat Offlecr months in the Naval Reserve. Dr. DOBA Hamaa, will emnplct* his Maroneyiwas a medical officer terminal leave ICarcfa M, coaclud- aboard tie VMS. Wright, sea- Local Service Men Ing more than few years aervic* pJaa* tender, which roved) the 1 ia the Sigjial Corps. WO Hamaa South Pacific for SO months, was a member of ta* 110th Mooar touching at the Solomon, New Heb- tain Signal Company of the 10th Who Have Recently rides and New Guinea before re- Mountain Division that operated ia the North ApeiuiiBe* and Po turning to the United States. The Been Discharged Valley during the Italian cam- last IB months of his service were Captain Henry J. Harman HI, paign. spent at the Naval Academy, AB- son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. He wears the EAMK Theater aapoUs, MA, where he was en- Harman. Jr. of 102 Tulip street, Ribbon with two Brans* Battle gaged In pediatric work. recently completed ads terminal leave after serving saore than four years In the Army, during which time he waa connected wits the 123th Cavalry BecmtnaiwHiiurt Squadron of the 113 Cavalry DR. GEORGE M. KEL1EA "* Group, the outfit that led the First Fblier hasiMs last aadce» Few local residents have recent- Army into Germany, and tat •cata the attnetfve tkkiag 8/8OT. ALBERT SCBl'YLER ly spent as much time in Iran and Ninth Army to the Elbe river. As SOLUTION for paying a result of wounds sustained at mad C«*«M tact* taast While serving in Luzon on Jan- Iraque, center* of international IM »ei«ntlfki eowtructioii, dispute, as Dr.! George M. Relyea Munater, Germany. CapC Harman uary 24, S/SgL Albert L. Schuyler fkiffy wait* ftapk cotton, ©f li Chestnut avenue, was hooor- pocketed flrauiew, Mire- ably discharged from tb« Army and Your Income Tax •bHag bocdeni aad alaUy re-enlisted for a period of three. UaatMred, laxarioMly M£t, years. He li now •pending hit 1 fAMILY fAVORITE eoil safias> That's «hy three month* furlough with hi* THOflE di—ndi yotj have lucked away for wife after which he will return to flskcr aeddiiig is setter keddUag^ saade fey Amert> Europe where be will Join the Oc- wsisBft OSk^si As^^sMa^Sk^fl ^daae^sa Ovadk ^^eaeioai a^^adkai ca*s beet Wddiag nanw cupation Forces, A veteran of 26 MmM BV nRrmPQ HH«' fliV CwIWi fw month* In the •ervice, S/Sgt factarers aaa »oM at the Sehuyler served six month* in g tiMm to vuscn m Sons* Wo will sot lower prices made poMlble France, Belgium and Germany fcy a aaJojae, nLLBURN AVENUE, Pacific and American Theaters, the cot. moM Victory Medal, the Philippine Lib- ORANGE JUICE STOtJ on the Highway, Opp. Chantlcler eration and Good Conduct Ribbons. NIWAtX SUMMIT, N. J. MILLBLRN, NEW JERSEY Open Evenings • PUpmed Payments • Millburn 64*290 Oa February 38, Marvit Thomas Cox, of South street, received an •75 MOAD, COkt WRIIAM, NtWAUC honorable discharge from the United States Navy at the Sepa- ration Center, Shormaker, Calif.

"A FUNERAL HOME >VITH HOMELIKE APPOINTMENTS" Mott paopl* today prefsr to hold the Services at the Funaral Hoota but wa f aquslly wall prepared to tsko charge of the arrangamants, In'- eir- oifnitsnctr wharo the family prafart to hold the funaral directly from ttiatr •wu liama, or church. . T

WARIUCN m. PATTXN, Prop.

til aur dliplsy ream art caihatt af many % Oaf funtrtl horn* U complete In evtry defell. ft tlani, varying from ilmpla dailftit ta th«M af Hal tlwayi baan our ambition ta kaap it at un- htghtit autltfy. Taking Into eeni(dofstf«fi Hit MWimaratalltad «i poulbl*. and fa praiarva a quit* hasvy aipantat often ineurrad by illnaw Mwit bafnalika etmoipKtrt, complete with all modsrn bvrtavamant, telectJon towatfma* baeemat m sfwb* aMvtnleneei that will add ta tha comfort «f the lam, but within our tc«l» of prfeat will be few*! family. Nothing hai baan overlooked that will add a complete funaral ta mtet the need* *t tvsryana. It Hit bssuty of tha final tribute.

tba^. mr the fwaparafttft weth It bejf b«fata «»4 brawghl t# the Service Reow. , -K ' T -I I PATTEN FUNERAL HOME ' »*.',-' i VI Ht sum tnm CK. 4-0491

S#"«S»5»«M353^ - THE SUMMIT HERAIP. THURSDAY, MARCH 7. 194A ' ,i;< vj

March Designated ope^JX:_*!*n weekday, throughou* t the ttoath of March from « a. m ^ Recruiting Month p. m. Governor Walter K. Bdfe has tfce foHowlng proclamation

w tot mOnth for the army in this State: * »tUm are ged as unlicensed vehicles gtate Bouse, Trenton, N. J, and a heavy penalty i, provided b* PROCLAMATION ItWiOr Vl°llltioiu' wording S If we are to protect the vital the department. The same lte freedoms and the peace purchased to operators who fail to their driving privilege,. ,t go great a cost in human Uv«s tod misery It Is imperative that The single registration will *•«•« again this year an vt have a standing army suffl- lc hed t0 the v hlcle r*HBH«S£3te cwnt for occupation purposes and SL'? , « *« to assure national security. during the month of March The recruiting campaign of the h AnticipatinVChlClg an increase Conine in busi- jugular Army to enlist able-bodied f W w "«^ men between IT and 84 yean of W. Magee asks car ownew joet on week ends or for special •vents. That's ife, therefore, presents a challenge » to appIy early for «- that must be met by continuation u ?. He r*caHed •«»«• y«ars why yoei can shop whenever it suit* your conve- of the draft if it cannot be done when lines formed at the agencies nience .. .and know you're getting grand values! AtiAHTlC t fACIHC TU CO by voluntary enlistments. No other Cl08lng of Bee* to«V to sl*»QW thrifty Aj5^3e««r" way I ?if n"Hd Tmotorl t ***> the course is open In the light of thi e delay! , . « « t™* because unprecedented speed of the present demobilization program. "Those who put off their re- STORI HOURS Under recent Federal legislation newals until the last minute will k the Regular Army now offers an have only themselves to blame" 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. opportunity to adventurous young he cautions. • men for a career at good pay and with travel and educational oppor- UH6E, F1E« tunities. In addition, the Regular Benefit UABEA Army now offers a security pro- gram after 20 years' service equal to or greater than obtains In most Payments private employment . families .»»rcu These many advantages, together llf lMur with allowances for families and k*« «.' " ? w©« dsath (| dependents anl the assurance of benefit Payments)during 1W5, com. 10 days' furlough each year, cotu- pared with $59,954,000 In th« prevl- biM to make service In the Regular ous year and *58,612,00o In 1943. the N0WM Mi WRITE Army more attractive than. It has Institute of Life Insurance reports. carton 1 dozen «m been before. " The national total of death bene- Therefore, I, Walter B. Edge, fits paid last year wM IU7&.087,. ow, which compares with 11,3M- Governor of the State of Mew Jer- 000 ln 1M and iey, do hereby proclaim the month IJf. * **.8.4M,0O0 la of March as Recruiting Month and White >"«ii Cera Afile^ I I earnestly call upon all young | men to give serious consideration I to making the Army their career, Newark Museum String Beans |gf tnd I urge all employers and civic Sweet \ groups to support this program to Re-elects Officers the fullest degree, e B Given, under my hand and the At a meeting of the trustees of Chopped SplnachL o'T r!.v 17c Great Seal of the State of New the Newark Museum Association String Beans m.Aiii-».,«.t 8c Jersey this twenty-fifth day of held February 8. the following were re-elected to office: Frank- Diced Beets IIL Mem U«.N12I February, in the year of Our u Lord one thousand nine hundred lin Conklln, Jr., president; Paul B. SlicedBeet5f"i«i2 £ 25o and forty-six and in the Inde- Sommers, vice-president; Mrs. Wallace M. Scudder, vice-presi- Larson's Veg-AII 'o,,,..^, pendence of the United States the 1 one hundred and seventieth. dent; Mrs. John R. Hardin, Jr., Red Kidney Beans V."/ -:'11c vice-president; Adrian Rtker, WALTER E. EDGE, treasurer; Beatrice Winser, secre- Llbby's Cut Beets '«-11 • \ Governor. tary and director; Alice W. Ken- Cut Beets ••«*•«- M-^-1 2I dall, assistant secretary and as- BY THE GOVERNOR: sistant director. leeu ASMS- JOSEPH A. BROPHY, Sliced Beets "E Secretary of State. , / MS 8 Red Cabbage ,"T yti »->«.7t CONTRACTOR^ Saterkrait Furniture Roofing, Siding, Gutters, Lend- Saierkraat er., Mason Work, Slate, Asphalt Bleed Carrots Sale Tile. CROSS Tomato P« The Plaza Art Galleries, Inc, 9 Sweet Potatoes'^1: "17s East 69th street, Ntw York City, Saggestiont! will sell at public auction on Peter Koellges Treet or Steam «-^34« Thursday, Friday and Saturday af- > M Montgomery Ave, Van Camp't Tenderoni » Party Urf-aw- «»* 32« ternoons at 2 o'clock eacb day. e l lf b March 7, 8 and 9, French and Irvlngton 1 FLORIDA Maltex Cereal Kraft Macaroni Dinner . +> 9* Honey Brand "S/M ":. ,22e English furniture, oil paintings, ES. B-0477 Melli-Wheat Sttll-Miyir Llwwint •-14§ porcelains and decorations. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Spaghetti Dinner ^ ^ ^« ^ 31« MI 1 Furniture examples are French CrearaofWheat Claridge K5> "' -•«.-.«• and English 18th and 19th Cen- 18 oz. Spaghetti Dinner «-« ^ 33c Comed Beef mVt'LVu. v 13c turies inlaid walnut French corner cans Wheatena I cabinets, Brussel Verdure tapestry WANT MATCHING Macaroni or Spaghetti MM £ 11 • Tongye Spread % -17. I sofa, pair of Louis XV style Ber- iUTTONS Tangerine Juice «« «»2e« H-0 Oats 2 Nam Spread Mb 19« r geres upholstered in needlework, Macaroni or Spaghetti «• w« I;, 6* w draperies and wall hajigjngs, and IUCKLES Prune Juice ••««" *^ 28c Rolled Oats Dorset •*•• * *•*>• i oriental rugs. Spaghetti Sauce «"'»-*- *1T15« IELTS ? ? ? Fig Juice •*»!• n«.M.t3t Kellagg't Pep . , The sales are conducted by Lemon Juice »u *«^13C Kiidggi Rtei KH^IM Ched-O-Bit Cheese Fool >» »*7t> ARMOUR'S Messrs. E. P. O'Reilly, W. A. We make them from your own M : Smythe and W. H. O'Reilly. Your whoU family wffl pkg. of CORNED BEEF HASI Dress Material. Carrot JMke«Mi«» •««.! Be Firc« Cereal . • 9 bum Campbell's Tomato Soip 3*1" 25^ T love their spicy, fruity College laa %*Mt" V;' 18« Kellagg't Cera Plakea 1c 5. a> tlltTMIMff WM |A 24 HOUR SERVICE CampDe can < March—Auto Vegamato V.:\At '£3Cc Con Flakes •mnmm»m.m Si S nmaum V-8 Cocktail ';:15c -31c wheat Piffs^mf^^Si Sparkle ! Plate Month SINGER SIWINO CENTER Tomato Juice «£g "-.-lit PvffedWheatSpartlea X9« Friday last, the Motor Vehicle Department began the renewal of •87 Springfield Avenue motor vehicle registrations and SUMMIT MS78 Campbell's V/.V: «H«« Hi Beardsley's ,WB drivers' licenses for the 1M4 regis- Campbell%^*V°?.ri2t Apple Butter m Habitant Pea Swp 2 7lz 25c Pretzel Stlx mm* «*m IS. CampheirslvVSoap °1" 11e Pr«hi« Cnck»ri«.»se^1Bi Herbex BMIIIM Cahts ftTi Plan tasty lenten mentM around the fme seafood FLORIDA FLORIDA available at yow AeVP. BLENDED JUICE ORANGE JUICE It's good eating . . . 18oz i%*J8 46ox. 2 cam Zl Baked Beans t® —i-15i Jmket Rtnaet Powder * Phillips Beaas W '.717. Staloy'a Cream.» — 7. BVrrJr -12 TMPNdk Beans M.??I^rr rri2. Marmalade ••• Spaghetti^.'nT^ ^" 13c Sentweet Ptnee tt Zih Spaghetti Xl& -H—10. DrMMdary i^Uft —17. Spaghetti M^rt, 2^M2I< Tsettle W1W - - 21. ChlHCtiCtmvSI»d727i Bikw'i^i^CK0O:i9. Ravioli e««.iT^sii M«.»fei Baker's»u"*irCocti^riOf Barset«N»RWAURmiiiH-i»eii lota lecaa •••*• Oi ^^15. Llhhy's imW:f.WIL" -S. AartJemN Llhhy's 'WIUX1 -•• ftmeffleM Beechnut -}^«r »B« Smuyflela- mat Mil. H i «Mit tmm a*y ur y — Beiehmt WJSW «-!!• P^ flerbor'i VlMtUzth KIRKMAN'S CLEANSE* 3-14. And, whwi it comw to fatUtif enough Vitamin D, eetagti R Cleaaeer2 ^ 9. nilT Mie ftvslseie l Mice the «xtr«, idv»nU|«i of Canoe Brook Campbell's,SI$m3-24* BrtvyMistw «• .N. 14. Oclagea Hamogmlttd Vlt^nin D Milk. More nour- f» rlchcr-Untln*;, with crown In tvwy drop. IMStareh . FELS NAPTHA Kvtry quart contelna 400 U. S, P. unit* of Vitamin Cit-RIUWaiedPapar I>, th# recommended daily amount for Infanti m& frowtef children.., helps them build itronf bonei d wound t«*th, prevent* rt«k«t«. Order Caiiai Vitamin D Milk todty. HAMBURGERS CANOE BROOK FARMS ***** ^

*•& ^Try^t-guyv&f nbh-$$X'>i$%fe)i«t |Hi SUMMIT HttALD, THUtSOAY. MARCH 7, 1 f44 0 Ook« Manorial Church "^tj ^ Church TOHKMTOW Wl K Dr.CA.6alup Nerte Cutnp Church Seboei at 9:45 *45 a. «.~Church school fw^ WoridDayof Prayer Guest Preacher Church *chooschl meets ages from the junior through tie Stuiday, . m. All depart- a. m. Rodney F» Johnson, superin- senior high departments. Religion ment* of the Church School will At Rrst Baptist tendent. : 11 a. m.—Worship service, G Service at Cahrwy meet. Bohert D**f*nderf, superia- Morning Worship preacher: Dr.. Q. U. Gallup, "Divinely Guided Marriages" cording secretary of the . RECONVERSION Friday, March *. will be observed Charcfe gerrleo will be Jhe pastor"* sermon theme Baptist Convention. Sermon by women throughout the world , m.—Sermon— Last July, amidst great jubilation, the war came to a Sunday. 11:00 i on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. ject: "Redemptive Power at "Z a* World Day of Prayer. Meet- -The Relentlcas Pursuit," Mr. Golden Anniversary Door." dramatic conclusion- . . .Eves before that, prophetic ad*ings will be held la 10,000 center* tn tat Unlttd State* and la mow The Wth wedding anniversary of A nursery group and the kiad«. nooitloas voiced by a few brave aoul» were beard in Con- Youth Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williamson, garten-primary class meet freat about the need for reconversion. than fifty couatrits around tht Sunday 6 p. m.—All Youth of world. The service la Summit will Sr., of Russell place, will be cele- the church hour. When the war ended, many thought that the process of Junior and Senior High ages are brated on Monday evening at 8 Monday, March 11 b« held *t Calvary Episcopal invited to a box supper la the changing from war to peacetime industry would be purely Church from 3:30 to 4:JO p. m. oclock in the auditorium of the 7:30 p. m.—Boy Scout Troop 2y parish house at 8:00, to be fol- religious educational building. The meets, at the church. a technical and economic matter. More serious minded people Protestant Church** of Summit, lowed by a song-feast, games and Short Hi)!* and Hew Providence official board, the^Woman'* Soci- Tuesday, Jlarch 1$ ' early realized that reconversion, was more than a matter of worship service. ety of Christian Service and the will participate. The theme of the Junior Choir 1:30 p. m.— Study and AcUoa changing machinery! . . . And so it wasl In a little white, members of the church are spon- program to be tucd all ovtr the Tuesday, sao-Junlor Choir Group meets In the parish rooms, soring the celebration. our nation felt the impact of the greatest work stoppage in world will be "The Thing* That practice in the pariah house. Seminar on Mexico. Leader: Mrj. Make For Our Pence." its history. In politics, at least two very significant things Women's Society Hendrick Bode. Mexican music and exhibit of typical handcraft happened: (1) Former Secretary Harold Ickes resigned a The offerings received at these Tuesday, 11:30-3:00 p. r Columbus, Ohio, Scene T:30 p. m. — Sea Scout Ship political office of thirteen years* duration because he "could meeting* are used In fouf mis- all day meeting of the W&CJS. Of Federal Council Meet sionary project*. Mri, Norman will bssttr<«i'U:W a. m. with a "Martin" (Troop 263) meets at the retain (his) self-respect and remain in the Oarer's "Praying Hands" Five) hundred church leader* rep- no longer Murray will present the work of butln*s* meeting. Luncheon will church. which will be the symbol of the resenting 25 of the major denom- cabinet of President Truman"; (2) Precinct 3B in Atlanta, Chrtetian Literature in Foreign be served at 1 p. m. by Group S. Wednesday, March is World Day of Prayer Service to inations are meeting in Coiumbua, Georgia made history; seventeen men and one progressive Lands; Mrs. John H. Wuner, Jr, Hostesses will be Group 8. At 2 8 p. m.—Church Seminar. Sec- be held tomorrow In Calvary Ohio, this week, to formulate Colleges in India; Mrs, Lawrence p. m.; Devotions will be led by ond of three on "Our Christiai woman were running for one seat in Congress; the woman Church. common strategy for handling the : Alpln, Apliij, Work Among Ml- Mrs. E. R. Lewis (Group 1). Dr. World Program and Strategy, waa losing until the votes from precinct 3B were counted; most critical problems of post-war granu and Share Croppers; Mr*. Milton T. Stauffer will apeak on Study of needs and plans on the EL J. Whltmore, China and Japan; First Ev. Lttthtran Church adjustment President Truman there were 956 votes for Mrs. Manltin who won by 770 votes; "Finger Tip* That See." Dr. Stauf- Dr. Clarence A. Gallup, record- mission fields today. Leaders: E, Mr*. 8tanley Geise, The American REV. ALFRED A. FANT spoke yesterday at noon, on "The all but ten of the registered voters in precinct 3B are Negroes. fer is executive secretary of the ing secretary of the Northern Wallace Wilkinson and Allan R, Indian. These women will be in Next Sunday, March 10: The Internationally, there are misery and starvation and colonial John Milton Society For TheBaptist Convention, will preach at acfe.of Religion in American Devenney. costume representative of the re- Sunday School will meet for wor- Democracy." revolts against imperialism. Our scientists have given us the Blind, of which Miss Helen Keller the 11 o'clock service at the First Friday, March 15 spective causes they present and ship and instruction at 9:45 a. m. Baptist Church, Sunday, March 10. BLshop G. Bromley Oxnam pre- At 11:00 a. m., the regular morning is president 1:30 p. m.—The Friday Guild atomic bomb which has the all-world disturbed. wiU be assisted by 20 children. Dr. Gallup was pastor for 20sided. worship will be held. The sermon Men's Club will meet at the church to roll It seems pretty dear that reconversion is something more Mother* attending the lervice are years of the historic Central Bapr invited to leave small children In topic will be "The Great Warrior." Friday. March 15, 8:15 p. m. The Five hundred leaders represent- bandages for Overlook Hospital. tist Church of Providence, and for than changing machinery from a war to a peacetime economy! the nursery class. Martha Group Men's Club will present the prize- ing 25 of the major denominations 7:30 p. m.—The M-M Club will Conversion is a religious term that has deep significance and winning moview, which was ten four years president of the Rhode are meeting in Columbus, Ohio, meet at the home of Miss Delia Radio Station WABC will broad- On Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. is applicable to our present situation of unrest. Conversion the Martha Group wilt meet at the years in the making. "While The Island Baptist State Convention, this week, to formulate a common A. Hadsell. 160 Summit avenue fot east a service of prayer at 5 p. m. Earth Remaineth," done in of which he is an honorary life- strategy for handling the most stresses psychological and spiritual changes (inner changes) on Friday. home of Mrs. Sven Thomason. dessert ~ followed by a short bus:- Kodachrome and scored.-' with director. critical problems of post-war ad- ness session and wck (or the as the precursors of any real valid external change. It asserts Mid-Week Lenten Service On Wednesday evening the con- selected music will be shown. He is known in the field of justment President Truman spoke refugees. that, when there is a thoroughgoing change of the individual Central Church gregation will gather for mid-Preparatory Membership das* literature for his many addresses, yesterday at noon, on 'The Place and group "heart," external factors will change for the better. Rev. Leonard V. Bnn'Iiman, D. D. week Lenten devotional services Wednesday, March IX The first essay* and poems and a number of Religion in American Demo- of religious plays and pageants. Lenten Noonday Serviets We need reconversion but the kind we actually need is spir- Rev. Henry D. Harttnafin at 8 p. m. meeting of the Preparatory Mem- cracy." Luther League bership Class will be at 4 p. m. in Among the pageants la "Roger Bishop G. Bromley, Oxnam At Calvary Church Again itual reconversion. Williams Passes By" written for The Luther League meet* on the parish house. presided. For the benefit of those who Lenten Season Begin* the occasion of the Roger Wil- MERREL D. BOOKER, Thursday evening, March 14, at are "downtown" in Summit dur* Fountain Baptist Church. AcUvlties at Central Presby- liams Tercentenary . celebration. terian Church for the period of 8:00 p. m., at the home-of Roy Calvary Ei Church Jewish Community Center ing the noon hour as well as for vtng, Rector He is a descendent of John Gallup Lent began last night with the Gunnander. Bev. W. O. Rabbi 'leyer Eskowits ' all who might be interested, Ca!- Rev. E. F. Francis, Curate who migrated in 1630 to America first of a series of Midweek 8 p. m. Friday — Regular j vary Church will again this Leci "Rugtr Tyx That Stt Services at Calvary Church on from Dorsetshire, England, in 1 Service topics based on the events Christian Science Church Service. sponsor a series of Friday Noon- The John Milton Mar. 10, the First Sunday in Lent, Governor John Winthrop'a party. leading up to the Crucifixion, "Man" is the Lesson-Sermon 8:36 p. m.—Sermon. day Services from 12 m. to 12:30 will be Holy Communion at 8 a. nr; 10 a. m. — Sunday — Religious p. m. * "Jesus Seeks the Lost" The top- subject for Sunday, March 10. Church School at 9:30 a. m.; and St. John's Lutheran Churc ics for Wednesday nights to come Golden Text: "The steps of a School. The first in this series will b» Society For Blind Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rev. W. S. Hinman, Ph.D. held this Friday, March 8, at are: March 13, "He that Wlnneth good man are ordered by 4 p. m, — Monday — Hebrew Rector at 11 a. m. During the lat- 9:45 a. m. Bible School, Wm. F, which the guest preacher will be Souls"; March 20, "The Spirit and the Lord: and he delighteth in School To Send Speaker ter service there is a nursery for Thoele, superintendent. 4 p. ro. — Tuesday — Hebrew the Rev. Herbert H. Cooper, rec- the Power"; March 27, "How Je-his way." (Ps. 37:23) small children In the parish house. Rev. Milton T. Stauffer, D. D,, 10:30 a. m. Worship. Sermon School. tor of Christ Church, Short Hills. sus Won People"; April 3, "Friends Sermon. Passages from the King The Confirmation Clas* will meet secretary of the John Milton Soc- "Approaching Great R e 11 g i o u If ...!'; April 10, "After Con- James version of the Bible in- at 3 p. m. At 8 p. m. the parish will iety for the Blind is to be the clude: Problems Courageously." version, What?"; April 17, The participate in the first of the Union Mass Meeting speaker at the meeting of the The Lord hath appeared of old Divine Companionship." Lenten Services to be held at St Sunday afternoon a mass meet- Women's Division of Christian unto me, saying, Yea, I have loved In addition, the Holy Week John's Lutheran Church with the ing of Lutherans will be held in Service at the Methodist Church. thce with an everlasting love: Communion service will be held Rector as preacher. St. Mark's Church, Elizabeth, ad- Tuesday, March 12 at 2 p. m. His therefore' with lovingklndness on Thursday night, April 18, with Week-Day Lenten Services dressed by Dr. Paul C Empie in For Immediate Delivery topic will be "Finger Tip* that have I drawn thee." (Jer. 31:3) the public reception of members. The schedule of week-day Lenten the cause of Lutheran World Ac- See." Correlative passage* from "Science The Session announces that it services includes: tion. Members of St John's are and Health with Key to the After hi* educational prepara- will meet to consult with those Today, Mar. 7—Holy Communion planning to attend in a body. Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy NORGE and ESTATE HEATROLA GAS tion at Northwestern College, the who wish to join at that time, at 10 a. m. in the Chapel—Rector's Auxiliary include: University of Chicago, Princeton after Morning Worship on April Study Class—"The Beginnings of The Auxiliary will meet this Fri- RANGES and Union Theological Seminaries 7 and 14, and after the Midweek "The relations of God and man,the Church"—Parish House—10:45 day night at the home of Mrs. and Tale Divinity School, Dr. Service on April 17. divine Principle and idea, are in- a. m. Louis Schoenwiesner, 6 Sylvan ter- Stauffer served on the staff of the destructible in Science; and Communicant*' Class Friday, Mar. 8—Noonday Serv- race. HOT POINT AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC China Continuation Committee, Science knows no lapse from nor ice 12 m—Guest Preacher, The Lenten Service For young people of Junior HOT WATER HEATERS •pending several year* in China. return to harmony, but holds the Reverend Herbert H. Cooper, Rec- At the Wednesday evening lent- High and Senior High School Under hi* direction an extensive divine order or spiritual law, intor of Christ Church, Short Hills. en service, Dr. Hinman will apeak age, the pastor's Communicants' survey of missions was conducted which God and all that He creates World Day of Prayer—3:30 p. m. on "Samuel, Contender against Class will be held on Saturday EUREKA, GENERAL ELECTRIC and PREMIER and presented In a book entitled. art perfect and eternal, to have Tuesday, Mar. 12—Evensong with King*." mornings during Lent *t 9:30 a. "The Christian Occupation of Wofloc* ClMpd AME ZkrR remained unchanged In it* eternal Junior Choir and Addres* by Mr. VACUUM CLEANERS China." Following thla he was m. The first session will meet on history." (p. 470-1) Francis—4:45 p. m. Tfit Community Church educational secretary of the Stu- Bev. Fteenee BamdeJpfe, D. D» Saturday, March f, in the pariah Wednesday, Mar. 13—Evensong Rev. Jacob Trapp dent Volunteer Movement and 9:45 a. m.—ChUrch School. bouse, with Dr. Buschman as Neighborhood Hotis* Service with hymn singing and or- PHILCO, EMERSON, ADMIRAL TEMPLE later a secretary of the Foreign leader. 11 a. m— Rev. G. E. Robinson, Rev. Win M. Hunter gan recital—8 p. m. Morning Service Missions Conference of North Morning Worship RADIOS of Drew University, will preach. Calvary Church School March 10, 11 a. m.—Sermon by America. In 1939 he assuemd the A series of two sermons on the Lenten mite-boxes were dis- Dr. Trapp: "Laotse and the True 4:30 p. m.—Mrs. Gertrude Ander- Women's Club Tonight pastorate of the Second Reformed meaning of Christianity la begun tributed to the members of the Greatness of the Meek" — The son and Ruth Amey will present The American Women's Club Church of New Brunswick and on Sunday morning, March 10, at Church School at the worship serv- timeless insights of the author of a literary program during the mis- meets tonight at 7:30. was also on the faculty of the 11 o'clock, a* Dr. Buschman dis- ice last Sunday, following which China's Sermon on the Mount. New Brunswick Theological Semi- sionary hour. "Heidi" cusses "What Does It Mean to Shirley Temple in "Heidi" will the upper grades saw the film, This is the fourth sermon of a spe- nary and president of the New 7 p. m.—Young Peoples Hour. Be Religious?" Next Sunday, "Thy Will Be Done." There will be cial series, "Five Great Masters in Jersey State Council of Churches "What Christianity Means to Me." be the feature at the Law and March 17, the topic will be "What Order Club tomorrow at 3 p. m. a meeting of the staff next Wed- the Realm of the Spiritual." He is the author of a number of S p.m.—Rev. Mrs. Randoph will Does It Mean to Be a Christian?" nesday, March 13 at the parish Junior Church School books. conduct a special altar service. Next week,"Wells Fargo," will be Junior Church will be in charge shown. All films shown at thehouse at 8 p. m. 9:30 a. m—Classes from kinder- Wed., 8 p. m.—The presiding la June, 1944, Dr. Stauffer was of Mr. Hartrnann, and the nur- Law and Order Club have been Calvary Youth garten through ninth grade. elder, Rev. W. W. AtchUon. will elected general secretary of the sery will be open to care for small- selected by educators for their in- The Junior Fellowship will meet Community Young People John Milton Society, the central make his last quarterly visit of the er children. terest and value to children see- this Sunday evening at 7 and the 9:30 a. m.—History of religions Protestant agency under inter- conference year. Union Lenten Services Ing them, though they are not in- Young People'* Fellowship at 7:30. with Dr. Trapp followed by a dls- r denominational direction, provid- Central Presbyterian Church tended solely for children, accord- On Monday evening the Y.P.F. will cussion period on current topics, is ing religious literature for theMt. ORvt HolinwM Church will participate In the Union ing to Rev, William M. Hunter, attend the meeting of the Morris- Annual Meeting Is town District which will be held APPLIANCE CO. blind. The scope of this work will Bcv. J. C Fischer Lenten Services to bo held by the director. Monday, March 11 at the Y. M- '= be presented. Dr. Stauffer has Ministers' Department of theFilm Valuation at the Church of the Redeemer, C. A. preceded by a turkey dinner 15 238 MAIN STREET Rev. John taclmsn Morristown. a great deal of human interest Summit Council of Churches dur- Religious motion pictures will be at 7 p. m. Following the annual ;«• For anything electrical, call Capitol material at his disposal because 10 a. m.—Bible Cnurch School ing Lent. Sunday evening, March Delegates to the Youth Conven- reports Dr. Trapp will address the j«j 11:30 a. m.--Sermon by Rev. Mr. shown Saturday and Sunday of hi* dose personal touch with 10, members will attend the serv- tion of the Diocese of Newark last meeting. Fischer. nights at 8 at the Neighborhood Saturday and Sunday were Allan niiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiR many sightless readers. Ices at St. John's Lutheran House, In a study of the value of 3:30 p. m.—^uett speaker, Rev. Church, 8 o'clock, at which Rev. Moll, Barbara Portine, and the certain types of film*. Rev. Mr. Francis. Miss Portine Mr. fcnrwtl TaMnf Part J. P. Graham. Deacon M. Bush, W. Ovid Klnsolvlng will preach. Church School sponsor. Westminster Fellowship was elected to the newly-formed Church School meets Sunday Youth Commission of the diocese. ( B&O's Premier Tram to Baltimore and Washington | hi "tettftem EmptMstt WetV 6:30 p. m.—Young- Peoples Hour During the Lenten season, morning at 9:30, Mr. Fra-ncie last week waa in Al- Rev. David K. Barnwell is tak- —"The Power of Pmyer." meetings of the Young People's Clubs bany two day* representing the ing part in a "Religious Emphasis 8:30 p. m,—Prayer and testi- League will be planned to that The Italian Men'* Club will Diocese at a meeting of the Pro- members may attend the Union THE ROYAL BLUE Week" at Frances Shriner College, monials. meet Saturday night at 8:00. vincial Committee which Includes Lenten services each Sunday eve- Mt Carroll, III., a Baptist Insti- MOB, March 11—through Fri- Other clubs and groups will New York and New Jersey. lv. tUteto* trf* A.M. ning, tution. He is scheduled to preach day, 7 p. m—Special consfcratlon meet as scheduled. Young Adult Chapter Ar. teMmefe . t3i14 MA, Cesptef OM> at three service*, conduct a com- and altar prayer. Guest speaker There will be a regular meeting A*. WetMttflt* liM Ms. minion, and hold conference each evening. Rev. M. Steelo of The regular monthly meeting of PntflaW Truman Spcakf of the Young Adults next Tuesday, periods. Mountainside and Summit \ the Couples' Club will be held on At Dr.fcifchman's Cofkq * March 13 at the parish house March 10 at 7:30 p. m. Following at 8 p. m. Walter E. Klnney will supper, K. H. Brett-Surman will Westminster College, la Ful- lead a discussion on "Church speak on the subject "Some Light ton, Mo., where President Tru- Unity." The evening** program will man and Winston Churchill spoke conclude with a social hour. YV E ***** Prepared a report on an Industrial Common on the Dark Continent" Women's Asseetatteii this week, Is one of the denom- Stock selling around » per share. This company manufac- inational schools supported by The 75th anniversary of the the Presbyterian Church. Dr. Pint NoYena of 1944 tures Labor Saving Machinery and in our opinion t* in an founding of the Women's Asso- Leonard V. Buschman, pastor of ••ClMltM*tfAT.COACMlt enviable position as to earnings and prospect. ciation, formerly th* Women's For Veferaftt at Eflgkwoo d Central Church In ^Summit, i* an S««h rettm** WMMM* extra mt. They Missionary Society, of Ontral The first Novena of m» to be- rlumnus of Westminster College, h*o4-r«fto *n4 «e>N eetNy fer comfort. Church will be celebrated on gin Sunday, March 10, at the and was a contemporary of col- Tuesday. March 13, tt the lunch* Eastern Shrine in Englewood, la CHARLES D. ROIIINS ft CO. leg* president Frank McClure and eon meeting, t p. m. Reservations expected to bring many veterans of Brigadier-General Harry H. should be mad* by calling Sum- whose relative* assembled there Vaughn, who made the arrange- mit evaort or Ml««. during the war to pray for th* ments for the visit of Truman aaf« return of their men, the Rev. Evening Ottaq* and Churchill, Albert H. DoUn said thi. week. The Evening- Group of ntialn«M and professional women will meet at the home of Miss Mar* REUPHOLSTER NOW gartt Thorp, It Woodland avtnue, at ?:t0 Tuesday, March 13. CfefttftJ CM» Progrewlve game* and" discus* slott will form the program at OtMW ftm, f AIT TIAiM W feAlflMOM AM» WAil»itTOII~ tw. i ttiit PM.t *m 9M,i t.ji 9M,i lilt PM., vat PM.$ tm AJU. the meeting of the Central Club, Slip Covers Made to Order for young adult* and returning Aim fait, dtptndthU strtic* to Vittibmrfh, Chwkmt, T«W#, Mtrvic* »ttt, 1ft the fellowship Ok*m Ctof AMMM Urnhvllb, St, Lmk **d th* So*tkmd Wm room, Tuesday evening, March 11 MArktt 3-f7!3 Informal MMIQAI of the Club art ntM M«h Tuesday evening at t, mjf IT"! H ^r SHOP Tb# Wtdrweday Afternoon • «• 'Wrf'i'v I*"1"*** Ormp ofnIU It* nwetlna- m mm m mm March II but will MM** on Thurs- dajp, Mar«n 31. at 1 p. m. LIHOUUM All tiit LmttN AiPHALT TILS FLOORS •ts, Dr. BtttettMMt will aptak MI th* sublet, "He that Wlnneth BAIUMOM & 0110 i TOLL »HO», MAN* 11 *t 8 S. ID. MMrttitf «f the frNKkm will Ofike 4t t»*«*i«it H. ttM THt SUMMIT TH0HSD4Y, MAUCH 7t It4* ft fares UMAX ADVaUntBCMEMTC UDGAL LEGAL AOVEKTISOfXNT U6QAX ADVCSXIWMBMTt to fprlngfUld Ayeauv — on twtti sides. »fne*r ihall also attach to such ve- XOTICE Or MttLBJIBJI* ; AS OKVINA9CE It. Maple Street from ttprlngfield hicle a "<*! Board of Adjunment of the City II. Railroad Arena* from Chestnut ths Voile* Justice Court of the City »»K1, will be audited and stated by of Summit. Baptist Choir Avenue to Maple Street — on th*of Summit In regard to such violation. he Surrogate, and reported for set- Dated: Mtkteh S, Mi. iel "Requltm" South side. aat-h awn owner may within twenty- lement to the Orphan*1 Court of tb* tour hours of the Urn* when such Approved, j what wft» probably iu inl- 11. Railroad Av«nu* Iron MapU County of Union, op Friday, th* IStb PERCY M. BLAND, Street to Summit Avtnu* — on thenotlc* was attached to such vehicle, day of March next at »;J» A. SI. Acting Mayor. presentation in Summit on North side. pay U> such Clark ot th* Police Jus- Dated; February 21, IS4* I, Frederick C. Kent*, City Clerk 14. Kilthven Mac* from Franklin ice's Court of the City of Summit sy eventof, March 8, when It a* a ,penalty tor and In,full Mtls- CITY BANK FARMERS >f th« City of Summit, do hereby wee to Sprlngfitid Avenue — on the faction of *uch violation, the sum i-f TRUST COMtPANTf. ertify that the fi-<««utiig Oriilnwic* Sini "y the Ftr*t Btptlst Westerly side, (formerly known at The *** duly p;iM«d by tn* Common H. Springfield .Avenue from Irving One ($100) Dolh»r provided, h«w«v»r. h Choir •* tt» principal that the violator has not violated any Partners I^oan and Trust ' •.iuii..'i! of «aid city at a regular Flat* Westerly to the Railrcad brfdf • of tb* provision* of thU ordinance Company), m»ttln«T held oa Tuesday evening, on a program that Included on both sine*. March S, b4«- lt. Springfl«ld Avenue from th« on more than two occasions during Bubetittited Trustee. position* by Bach aiyi Oounod. he thirty days Immediately prior to WALTER E. COOPER, FRKDERICK C. KENTZ. Railroad bridge Westerly to Morris h« date of the act for which he r«- I'roctor. y evf of Faure'i compoaitioni art Avenue — on th* Northerly aid*. 'ci cif 17. Summit Avenue from Walnut salve* notification of a third vlofa- (« Kroad St., Newark J. N. J. #««*—ttit • to American audiences, at. ton. The failure ot such owner to rt3y4O11Uw * w F Street to Broad Street — on both make such payment to the Clerk ot OKDISAXCE gh for over half a century he »idn, U. Summit Avenue from Railroad the Police Justice's Court of the City NOTICE OF SBTTLEXBIfT AN ORDINANCE to Further Amend been hailed abroad aa one of >ridge to Parmley Pine — on th*at Summit or on receipt ot notifica- Section 2 of An Ordinance En- Easterly side. On th* Westerly sld* tion of a third violation within any NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That titled: "An Ordinance t» Pretcrib* Influential figures is modem from Union Place to ParraWy Place. period of thirty days shall render first th* account ot the subscriber*, Chargr**, Rules, R«fulatk»ca. Cun- lc. However, the Requiem II. union Place from Summit Av«. such owner subject to the penalty Executors of th* L»»t Wilt and Tfita- ditlonii and Kettrtctiona as to the nue to Maple Street — on both sides. hereinafter provided for the viola- n>ent of ATWOOD U DeCOSTEH, Making of Connections with the not be considered an innova- 30. Woodland Avenue from Bpring- tion of the provisions ot this ordi- deceased, will b« audited and stated Sewtra of the City of Sunimtt." nor representative of the com- field Avenue to Deforest Avenue — nance. by the Surrogate, and reported for HE IT OltDAINKD BY TUB COM- on both tida*. Section H. Every person who vlo- settlement to the Orphans' Court of MON' (Ot'NCIL OF THE CITY OF rg advanced style. A com- 41. Woodland Avenue from D*For« ates or fati* to comply with any of the County of Union, on Friday, th* 8 I'M MIT: tlvely early work, it la con« eat Avenue to Crescent Avenue — on the provisions ot thU ordinance shall »h day of March nest at »:»0 A. M. That Section t of an ordinance *n- the Kasterly side. upon conviction be punishable by a Dated: February l»th, }»««. itled: "An Ordinance to prescribe) cted along classic lines faintly -and In said parking meter sonei the tin* not exceeding Fifty (15000) Dol- BENJAMIN t. FL.EUCHAUB, harges, rules, regulations, conditions Ugestive of CeM"" **«* to Common Council of the City of Sum- lars or by imprisonment for a period MAHY T. BARRETT, and restriction as u« th* making of aure oWes a mit is hereby authorised to cause not exceeding thirty (day* or by both Kxecutors. nnneottons with the sewers of the hoffl F n">«to*l debt. parking meters to be Installed, and such fine and Imprisonment In th*BENJAMIN J. FL.EUCHAU8, 'Ity of Summit," passed July 7, 1M1 discretion of the Police Justice ot th* \e not surprising as both com- durln shall cause parking meter apace* to I'roctor, )• and th« siim* fa further amended V J « «>• I Spring/ield avenue.-CTri^JOM.ty Pho^ U be designated aa hereinafter pro- City of Summit. | 9-15 Clinton Street, o rend HS f.illow*: M began their musical caT htSSheld in the newstore at 422-24 wood road, Summit) vided. Section 15. Th* coins required to Newark, N. J. 1. Thut before any tuch *ewer con- e as organists and much of be deposited In parking meters as 38-38-40-4 l-tl—o iwU tVt*—>5 10 iei-tinn I* made, an application In Section 8. TYPES OF ZONES; provided herein are hereby levied and wrltinr »!«n«d by the owner or his ir music reflects strong relig- FKES; TIMES LEGAL OPERATION. assessed as fee* to provide for the 90TICE TO CREDITORS authorised agent, upon ferra* to be The various types of parking meter proper regulation anjd control of traf- urnlahed bv the City, ahall be flltd s feeling. But the Requiem* Is Wins Conretf tones In conformatice with the Park- fle upon the public streets, and al*o ESTATE OF WILLIAM KELLOUO, with the Kxccutlve Official and a outstanding example of Faure's Labor-Management ing Ordinance ot the City of Summit he coat of aupervlatjm and regulating Deceaaed. oxlt nf SCOA.0O nhall be made wltb Secretarial School and as shown by the legend on thehe parking of vehicles in th* park- Pursuant to the order of CHAHLKS the City Clerk. The coat of ma*ln# nt and as such has gained parking meter* are hereby fixed with ng meter ton** created hereby, and A. OTTO, Jit.. Surrogate of the such srwer connection, shall b« borne holly justified popularity and their fee* as follow*: to cover the cost Jot the purchase, County of Unton, made on the l>y the owner or his authorised a«r> nt. Zone A—One hour; fee, five cent fourth day of March A. U, 1846, Problems Told coin. supervision, protection, Inspection. In- wh(» shall pay the actual cost of labor; high among liturgical works. Uses Aptitude Test stallation, operation, maintenance, ui>(inr the application of the under- and material* furnished, plus fifteen The Requiem is divided into Zon* B—Two hours; tee, five cent control and use of the parking meter* nlgnlpd, ua Ay Uvr. , flavor reminiscent of the age fully, for mutual respect of each 1. Date of collection. Administrator. I, Frederick C. Kenti, City Clerk uate hie own abilities. Parking meters In the parking meter 2. Meter number* Included In col- WILLIAMS A DEMPSEY, of. the City of Hurnmlt, d« befsby when minstrels traveled from tones herein described shall be In other's rights and duties, for operation between the hour* of 8:00 lection. Proctors. certify that the foreiwlng 1 irtlhianr* stle to castle, singing ballads This is what Harold F. Hudson, 3. Name and signature of police 382 Spring field Avt., wa* Introduced for first reading at M mutual recognition, of the princl- a. m. and 6:00 p. m., except on Sun- officer making collection. Summit, N. J. a regular meeting of the CY-mmon to the accompaniment of these Jjp- president of the school, has to day*. Council h*ld on TuesKJay evening, ple--;that one must work to eat— b. The coin boxes shall be trans- 39-40-41-42-43—o a W 5 W Fees—$7.80 itruments. On Sunday > evening* say. regarding the new program: Section 4. INSTALLATION, CO'N- mitted, unopened to the custody of th* .March- 5. 194(1, and th«t said Ordi- and that one who works harder "While high icoree in vocational TKOL. AND OPERATION. City Treasurer at his office or one of IIOTICE TO CBEDITOB8 nance will be luhmitted for con»ldera- the violin was played by Dorothy The Common Council of the City of the, depositories approved by the lon and final passage at the next aptitude tests do not guarantee a ESTATE OF DAVID S. WALTER, Kautzman, the harp. by Dorothy eats better and lives better," was Summit is hereby authorlted to pro- Commbn Council designated by him regular meetinir, of the Common Coun- high degree of proficiency in sec- vide for the Installation, regulation, and the police record of the collection Deceased. cil to be held on Tuesday evening, Godell. the opening sentence of a talk on control, operation, and use of thereceipted for by the City Treasurer. Pursuant to the order of CHARLES March 1?. 1948, nt the City Hall, at retarial and accounting courses, parking meters provided for in this c. The City Treasurer shall cause A. OTTO, JR.. Surrogate of the 8 :30 oVlnck at which time and place Rich in thematic invention labor-management by Charles A. they do serve as a' dependable in- ordinance, and to maintain *ald he boxes to be opened, the receipt* County of Union, made on the Eighth nny person who may be Interested Eaton, Jr., before the Rotary Club meters in good workable condition, 'hecked and deposited in the general day of February A. D., 1948, upon herein will be given an opportunity which characterizes all Faure's dication of the student's strong and Is hereby authorised and em-und* of the City. the application of th* undersigned, o be heard concerning such Ordi- music, the Requiem commences as on Monday. and weak points. This knowledge, powered to enter Into a contract, after d. The City Treasurer shall main- as Executor* of th* estate of ssvtd nance. approval of the terms and condition* uln a record of each collection show- deceased, notice Is hereby given to Dated : March 5. 194«. the choir chants the words, "Grant Mr. Eaton is executive vice- together with information that is hereof by the Mayor and Common Ing the date, nnd the amount collect- the creditors ot said deceased to ex- FREDERICK C. KENTZ. Them Rest Eternal" at a solemn available from High School rec- Council of the City of Summit, for ed from each meter by number, and hibit to the subscribers under oath CltV Cler*. president of the State Chamber of he purtiiHse and/or Installation of ords, and our own observations in the total amount deposited. or affirmation their claims and de- 9 Fee*—$7.8S> measured pace that is maintained Commerce, a son of Representa- parking meters, together with extra Section 17. The Chief of Police mand* against, the estate of said de- the classroom should enable us to coin boxes, service kit*, extra units ceased within six months from tht SKALKO PROPOSALS throughout the work. A crescendo tive Charles A. Eaton from the and other accessories, the payment shall b« responsible for the mainte- Maurice L Siegel do a better job of teaching; and in nance of said parking meters In good date of said order, or they will be Is reached in the passage entitled, Fifth District, and was an alter- of such meter* and the foregoing workable condition, the proper collec- forever barred from posecuting or HKALED PROPOSALS will be re- accessories and/or installation to fclved by th«- Common Council of the "Lamb Of God" in which the nate at the recent Labor-Manage- particular, to adapt our teaching lon of all coin boxes, nnd the tn- recovering the *am* against th* aub- more directly to the needs of each be provided for solely from the re-orcement of all provisions of this scriber*. ,'lty of Summit, until 8:30 p. tn. Tuet- voices blend in a soaring chorus. ment conference in Washington. ceipts, funds and revenue* obtained ordinance. day. March tilth, 1946. and opened Wins Display Conte individual student" from the operation of (Mid parking FRANK A. WELT at the above named hour at a public This is sustained through "Deli- Mr. Eaton was also in attendance meters, without In any manner obli- Section IS. This ordinance (hall be THE HOWARD SAVINGS deemed to be »u|>i>!cmentar*y to> other INSTITUTION meeting; of aald Common Council to |?r Me", and gradually subsides at the San Francisco Conference. gating the City ot Summit to pay be held at said time at the City Hall The testing; program will be un- for the same from any other source. ordinance* of the City, a* an addition- Executors. 'or th<* furnishing ot the following tmo peace and tranquility as the Of Dennison Mfg. Co al provision for th* regulation of traf- HERIl. GORDON and BURKE, Mr. Eaton went on to say: "I der the direction of Mn. Dorothy The Common Council of tho City of "lo and parking In those tone* pro- material!: choir sings "In Paradise" which Summit Is further authorised and Proctors Approximate Quantities: want to warn you first that the Maurice L. Siegel of Siegel's M. Little who has specialized in empowered to enter Into a contract vided for herein. 1143 E. Jersey St., Section IV. If any section, part of Zt.OOO gallons Refined Tar or Asphalt bring! the Requiem to a close. real trick does not lie solely in Stationery Shop, 894 Springfield testing and vocational guidance in or contracts, after tWe approval of Elizabeth, N\ J. Oil* the terms and conditions thereof by section, sentence, clause or phrase of 36-37-31-39-40—oawSw fees—IT.W 7,000 " Hot Patch Tar or the business of devising a formula. avenue, was the first prize winner the graduate school at Columbia the Mayor and the Common Council this ordinance shall be held to be un- Asphalt of the City of Summit, for such pro- :onstltutlonal or Invalid, th* remaln- NOTICE TO CREDITORS It lies In getting both sides to University. Bra. Little will receive ng provisions hereof shall neverthe- ISO torn Tar or Asphalt Cold Rejoins Cibcr of a contest carried on by the tection and maintenance of such park- Patch accept lt; it lies, too, in getting a graduate degree in education Ing meters as may be necessary to ess remain In full force and effect ESTATE OF FRANK A. NEWTON, Dennison Manufacturing Com- maintain the same In good operating Section 20. .This ordinance Is here- Deceased. IM ** Bltumlncus Concrete local, State and Federal govern- from Columbia in June. Pursuant to th* order of CHARUES type "V or "A" condition, andv to pay for such parts, by declared to be an emergency ments to take it to heart and pany of Framingham, Mass., dur- protection and tnnfntenance exclusive- measure on the ground of urgent pub- A. OTTO, JR., Surrogate Of the Coun- JO0 " Crushed Stone The United Stated consumes ap- ly from the receipt*, funds and rev- lic need for the preservation of peace, ty of Union, made on the twentieth Screenings make It work—sincerely and faith- ing September and October of last health, safety and property. day ot February A. D., 194«. upon th* 1,000 " •»- Crushed Stone proximately 36,000,000,000 eggs an- enues received from the operation 100 " V fully." of said parking meters. Section 21. All ordinances or part* application ot the undersigned, aa Ad* M year. •,, nually. of ordinances in conflict with the mlnlatratrlx of trie estate of *ald J50 Mr. Eaton called attention to Section &. Parking meters Installed IM " The Dennison company manu- provisions nf this ordinance be anddeceased, notice la tttreby given to the jurisdictional disputes among n the parking meter cones established the same are hereby repealed and this the creditors of laid deceased to ex- 100 •• a,* factures and merchandises through Stitch your stocking tops on a as provided In Section 2 hereof ahall ordinance shall take effect ten day* hibit to tkt subscriber under oath or 160 " liitumlnoui Concrete unions, which hurt Innocent em- machine to prevent runs. Im placed upon the curb Immediately from the date of publication after affirmation their claims and demand* Typo FA-BC-J ployers and jeopardize the jobs its dealers a line of paper goods- adjacent to HIM Individual parking final passage. agalnat the estate of said deceased The above eatimates are -approxi- place* hereinafter described. Bitch I, Frederick C. Kentt, City Clerk within six months from the date of mate and may be increased or de- and livelihood of innocent work- mending tape, gift wrapping pa- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT narking meter shall be placed or set >t the City of Summit, do hereby •aid order, or they will be forever created at the Council may de«m ers, picket lines around plants pers of matched design, tying n such manner as to show or dis-certify that the foregoing Ordinance barred from prot«cuUmr or recover- necessary. I'EXMIXO OHlUNAPiUK play by a signal facing the street was introduced for first reading at ing the same against the subscriber. All material* furnished ahall b* and court orders flagrantly vio- tape, gummed labels and crepe that the parking ipace adjacent to a regular meeting of the Common BERTHA R. NKWTON, aubject to measurement check of the such meter la or Is not legally tn us*. City Knglneer. Materials will not be lated; slow downs hampering the goods, and other papeterles. AN ORDINANCE Relating to Traf- Council held on Tuesday evening, Administratrix. fic and Ilegulating the Use of Pub- liach parking meter Installed shall March 6, 194(, and that skid Ordinance SCHMID A BOURNE, accepted for payment without writ- business of providing more food The contest for the prize which lic Streets nnd Highways In theIndicate by a proper legend the leK*,l will hf submitted for consideration Proctors. ten order of City Engineer. and clothing and shelter for the City of Summit; Prescribing Hog il- parking time established by the City and final pasasire at the next regular 112 Springfield Ave. Each proposal must be enclosed In Mr. Siegel won ($100 in cash) was lations ltelntlve to the Parking* of uml when operated shall Indicate on mooting of the Common Council to be a sealed envelope properly endorstd thousands who compose the work- and by its dial and pointer the dura- Summit, N. J. devoted exclusively to determining Vehicles Ui>on Such Public Streets Id on Tuesday evening, March 19, 88-39-40-41-4J—o l«S* Fees—17.19 with the name of the bidder, and with and Highways; Providing for thetion of the period of legal parking 11)49, at the City Hall, at 8:30 o'clock the designation of the materials or ing; population. what dealers considered the best for each coin deposited, and on the supplies to be furnished and directed Installation, Operation Maintenance, nt which time and place any person NOTICE TO CBEDITOBH In concluding his talk Mr. Eaton method of merchandising Denni- Supervision, itegulatlnn, and Conexpiratio- n of auch period, shall in- who may be Interested therein will to the Common Council ot the City trol of the Una of Parking Meters; dicate Illegal or over parking. bn Riven an opportunity to be heard of Summit. Bidder* will state their said: "Rounding up all phases of son crepe paper. Mr. Siegel sub- Defining nnd Providing for the ESTATE OF DAVID ARTHUR price* In writing aa well as In fig- itactlon 6. The Common Council of oncernlng such Ordinance. YOUNOS. D«c«»»«d. the subject 'Labor-Management mitted his suggestions and from Kntablishment of Parking Meter the City of Summit la hereby author- Dated: March 5, 1946, ures. Zones Upon Such Public Streets ized to have line* or marking* painted FBBDBIUCK C. KENTZ, Pursuant to the order of CHARLES The Common Council reserved the Relations and the Public,' there- these the company has designed a and Highways; Providing for theor placed upon the curb aiui/or upon City Clerk. A. OTTO, JR., Surrogate of the Coun- right to reject any or all bids. fore, the picture right now is not case for the display of the crepe Payment Thereof and for Supply the street adjacent to each parking .13 Fi«#s— 9*1.44 ty of Union, mad* on the twentieth By direction of the Common CouB" Parts Therefor Exclusively from meter for the purpose of designating day of February A. D>.. I94«. upon the ell of the City of Summit. a pretty one. I think it would be paper lines the dealers carry. the Keceipts Obtained from tht Op- the parking space for which said KOTIfE OF HETTM5MBNT. application of the undemlgnrd, at Dated: March 5th, 1946. smug indeed for any of us to feel eration or Parking Meters; Provid- meter Is to be used and each vehicle NOTICK IS HKKEUY O1VEN, Executor ot the estate of said de- FREDEMCK C. KENTZ. A description of the case states: ing for the Enforcement Hereof; •arked adjacent or next to any park- That th« Intermediate account of tho :ea*rd, notice la hereby given to the dry Clerk. that we had strikes after the last At the top are two large sections Providing Penalties for tho Viola- ng meter shall park within the lines subncrlber, Hole Murvlving Substituted creditors of tald dtc#nsea tn exhibit 19-40 Fees—IUS war—and that therefore strikes tion Hereof and declining this Ordi- or markings so establlfthed. It shall Trustee under the last Will and to the nubscrlber under oath or af- COL R. A. MaoBRAYER, M.D. in which articles made front Den- nance tn be an Emergency Measure. be unlawful and a violation ot this Testament of MAItY T. MAHT1N, rte- firmation their claims and demand* ORDINANCE hu rejoined Ciba Pharmaceutical after a war per se are inevitable. Will; HE AS, because of tho conges- ordinance to park any vehicle acros* craned, will be audited and stated ngalnut th,e estate of said deceased nison crepe may be displayed. AN ORDINANCE U> Vacate a Por- It is not the strikes so much as tion of local vehicular traffic and ,my such line or marking or to park by the Surrogate, nnd reported for within nix months from the date of Products, Inc., Summit, after serv- These sections are lighted by fluo- the continuous movement of through said vehicle \n such position that the xettlemcnt to the Orphans Court of said ordpr, or they will be forever tion of Morris X'ourt in the City of the challenge of basic principles traffic In certfiln'wectlonH, hereinafter same shall not be entirely within the Ki.mrnit, AM ix Included In the De- ing with the armed forces here and rescent tubes and protected from the County of Union, on Friday, the barrfd from prodpcutlns; or recover- ti-rlption rontalrifd fferHn. which compose the real threat described, in the City of Summit, the area so designated by *uch line* or twelfth day ot April next at B:30 ing the anme nKslnitt the subscriber. in the European Theater since dust and dirt by sliding glass regulation and parking of motor markings. • A. M. THE HUMMIT TRUST UK IT OltDAINKD BY THE COM- shortly after Pearl Harbor. Join- right now. We must do something doors. The center area of the dis- vehicles In such urea Is impeded, and COMPANY, MON COUNCIL OK THE CITY OF WHKRKAS, previous attempt* to Section 7. When a parking space Dated February 17, 1»16. SUMMIT: Ing CIBA in 1937 as Medical Di- and we must do it soon. And to In nny parking meter tone Is parallel WILFHED L. DKMP8KY, Executor. Sectten 1. That all that portion of play cabinet is divided into numer- regulate such parkiiif; In the said with the adjacent curb or sidewalk, Sole Surviving Substitut- SCHMID ft BOURNE, rector, Dr. MacBrayer lived In sum up, that 'something' should area have not been as successful or Morris Court in tho City of Summit, ous small sections each of which desirable because of the reduced num- any vehicle parking in such narking ed Trustee. Proctors. as ii Included In the following de- Summit for several years and was Include these essentials: contains one dozen folds of crepe. ber of traffic policemen available spuce shall be so parked that the fore- WILLIAMS ft I>F,MP8BY, Proctor. 312 Springfield Ave. scription: therefor, and the heavy traffic con- most part of such vehicle shall be 312 Springfield Ave., Summit, N. 3. Summit. N. J. UKUINNING at a point In the cen- appointed Consulting Endocrinol- "On the educational s!3e—we At the bottom, a set of six drawers nearest to the parking meter; when 3»-40-41-42-43-oaw5w Fe*»—(S.tO 31-39-40-41-42—on w5 w Fees—$7.10 ditions prevailing-, and a parking space In any parking meter ter line of Morris Court th«rein dis- °gi«t and Associate Pathologist on need a larger understanding of can be used to hold streamers, tant South 16 degrees 12 minutes WHEHKAH, numerous operators of gone is diagonal to the curb or aide- NOTICE TO CREDITORS AN OBIHNANCE West 677.61 feet from the center the staff of Overlook Hospital As the fundamental principles of eco- wire, and other decorative acces- motor vehicles take advantage of thewalk, any vehicle parked In »uch park- ing space shall be parked with the line of Morris Avenue: from *ald » Major in the Army Medical Corps nomics and the concept that one sories related to crepe paper work. above described situation by parking ESTATE OF MART BROWN AN ORDINANCE H*f ulattng Special point ct b«iclrinlniE running thence for unreasonably long periods of time foremost part ot such vehicle n*are*t FOllBBS, Deceased. Traffic Conditions Existing on Cer- (1) South 76 degrees .1 minute* Kant he was assigned to duty In the must work to enjoy the good The second prize, $75, was wonIn close proximity to other motor to such meter. Pursuant to the order of CHARLES tain .Streets and Uther Public Pl»e*t 21.23 feet to thn easterly curb line Office of the Surgeon General, and things of life. We need more em- vehicles so .parked In some of the Section I. When any vehicle shall A. OTTO, JR., Surrogate ot tht In the City of Summit and Provid- of Morris Court; thence <2> along by E. A- McQulggan of Philadel- City's busiest itreets, which tend* to be parked In any space adjacent to County of Union, made on the Eighth ing for Penalties for Violation the easterly and norther!)- curb line l»ter trained and took to Europe phasis on these principles and In phia, and the third, by John C further Impede traffic, and, In addi- which a parking met«r Is located In day of February A. D., 19(8, upon th* Thereof. of aald road southeasterly on a • complete Station Hospital. In the tion thereto, Is unfair to other motor- accordance with the provisions of this application of the ; undersigned, at Dated: March », 194«. curve to the left, the radlut of our schools—and that does not Teeple of Fostoria, Ohio. ista, and constitutes a. hasard to theordlrranc*. tho operator of said ve- Executors of the estate of laid de- Approved, which la 1(1.}? feet for a distance ETO he ako served as Hospital In- mean propagandising for either life, limb, and property of motorist* hicle shall upon entering the *aid ceased, notice Is hereby given to th* PERCY St. BLAND, ot SVO.OS feet: thence (I) still alctif tP'ctor »nd Deputy Chief of Hos- labor or management. And we and pedestrians, and parking space. Immediately deposit or creditor* of said deceased to exhibit Acting Mayor. the northerly curb of said rota WHEREAS, It U the opinion of the cause to be deposited a coin ot th*to the subscribers under oath or af- I, Frederick C. Kent*, City Clerk North II decrees II minutes East PitslimUon In the Office of the need an aggressive and effective DEEDS Mayor and Common Council of th«United State* In such parking meter firmation their claims and demand* of the City of Summit, do hereby 111.70 fe«t:lhene* (4) still along Chief Surgeon. 'selling job' for the private enter- City of Summit that the best method In accordance with flection 3 andagainst the estate of said deceased certify that the foregoing Ordinance the northerly and westerly curb line Mr.' and Mrs. Louis F. Devanoy by which the above mentioned con- failure to deposit much coin shall con- within six months from the date of wan duly passed by the Common of said road northeaaterly on m &r. MacBrayer was born In prise system in all the media of ditions may be remedied I* by thestitute a breach of this ordinance ana Council of said city at a regular curve to the left, ,the rndlu* of to Frank Bufo, property in the •hall subject such person to the pen- nald order, or they will be forever A*nevillc, N. C, and graduated public opinion. designation of Individual parking barred from prosecuting or recovering meeting held on Tuesday evening, which I* m feet for a distance ot northwesterly sideline of Brlant space* In mi oh urea, by providing alty described It) iUctlcn 13 or Hec- the tame agalntt the subscriber*. March 6, 1»4«. : l*«.4O feet to a pclnt on the north- from Wake Forest College. He took "On the voluntary effort side: for the tiMt of mechanical parking- tlon U h«r««of, ITpota the deposit of ALEXANDRA FOnBRB, FREDERICK C. KENTZ, erly line of tanda of Cehine»* Cor- h parkway, 554.46 feet from Orchard time Indicators tn conjunction there- *uch' coin and placing »ald meter in City Clerk. poration of America: thence ($} '» M.D. degree from the Univer- operation, th« parkingNipace may b* JOHN O. FORBES, l! we must continue to seek volun- street. with, by restricting parking In »ald 39 Fees—12.«4 along the northerly line of land* * y of Pennsylvania, and became area to reasonable Interval* of time, lawfully occupied by utich vehicle for Executor*. of said Corporation Mouth 71 degrees tary agreements and a voluntar- Mr, and Mrs. Jamet P. Garry to and by compelling the operator* of the period of time an Indicated In RfHMID A ROUnNR. Proctor*. I'KNIII.IU ORIUKAXt'K 1 minute Eaut $1.17 fett to the east- *n instructor in medicine and Ily-att'airie«"forrnula between labor vehicle* who enjoy the use, of theSection I hereof, If said vehicle *hail 312 Springfield Ave., erly curb of *ald road; thence (() Pathology at Yale University and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert R. l*wUi, parking space so designated to payremain parkins; In any such parking .Summit, IN, J. AN OltUINANCK' to Amend An Ordl- at-ma; the easterly and northerly and management. On the legisla- property in the easterly sideline of the portion of th* coit of establishing nimce beyond (he maximum parking U-U1-»»-$9-ib—oawlw P**»~tT.f* nnnce Kntltled: "An Ordlnanc* curb of snld road southeasterly on •«« Graduate School of Medicine time limit fixed for »uch parking llegutating Hiie'-iaJ Traffic Condl- a curve to the Jeft, the radius ot tive side: we must have specific Tulip street, 177.73 feet from the and maintaining the *amt. NOTICE TO CftEI>rrOK!l tlun» K»lstln« «tn Certain streets °f Columbia University. During NOW. THEREFORE, BH IT OR-•pace, such vehicle shall He consider- which Is 1S2.II feet for a distance) curbs written into the law to re- ed a* lmrfced overtime and beyond and Other Public Place* in the City of 169.74 feet; thence AINKl> BY THB COM- and wife, May 10, 1»13. ordinance beyond the period of !««r«l parking 401.03 fett; thence still alone f«n and was wounded In action. And on the law enforcement tide: time In any surh part of a »tr««t A. OTTO, JH,, Hurrogate of th* MON COUNCIL Of TUB CITY OF the ncrtherly curb of aald r«>a*I »r. MacBrayer Is a Fellow of the Mr. and Mrs. John Rlllo to a,The word "vehicle" *h«H mean where any such meter Is. located «h»ll County of Union, m*d* on tht fourth HUMMlt; northeasterly on a curve to the left, we need to light a fire under many «ny device In, upon, or by which any be a violation of thii ordinance. day nf March A. D., IMA, upon th* 1, That an ordinance entitled: "An thr- radius of which It l» feet for American College of Physicians, a Estelte Scuitler property In th« person «r property I* nr tiny be trans- 1*rtlon 9. It shall he unlawful and application of the undersigned, i'» Ordinance regulating apectnl traffic of our public officials and get ported upon * highway, titcept a de- a distance or JJ 41 feet; th«nc« (9» '*»<** of the New York Academy southerly line of Park avenue, 80 violation «f th* provisions of thii Ki^ciitor of the entat* of said rte- conditions eflstinsj on certain street* •till along th* northerly, easterly them to use the legal restraint* vie* which I* operated upon ralla or ordinance for any ptraon tn eau**, <*s«i>d, notice la hereby given to the • nd othsr public 'places In the City track*, and southerly curb of said road, « Motile! ne, and a Fellow of the that do exist and enforce such fett from Ashwood avenue. allow, permit or «uff«r anjf vthlcl* creditor* of in Id deceased to exhibit of Summit, and providing for p«n« easterly, southerly and westerly on Ro>al Society of Medicine in Eng- Clba Pharmaceutical Products, b, The word "ttr»«t" »hal] m«ttn registered In th# name of, or op*r« tn th* subwrlhitr un the uPIP of voMrlai, mercial vehicle" a« u**d In th« ordi- B to propose for Industrial harmony. llshed fur any purhlns; m#t«r son* date of said order, »r they wilt hit road nonhwMttriy on a curve ta * «* the Journal of the Aanerl- line of Madison avenue, 174JI f«tt c, The word "Ptrnttn" shall mean a* h*r*ln (Inscribed. „ , forever harred from prosecuting or nance nfnr#*aM hm and the same I* th* loft, th* radius ot which le U Let's stop killing the gooM thai and inrlud* any Individual, firm, m* recovering the name agalntt th* «ub- h»r»l>y defined to t*> a v»hlcl* with f#*t for m distance of S»tt fetts «n Mpdirm AMio«Iat)mt, Kndocrtn- from lvnrp»«n place or road. partnership or eorpomtkn. Necflon 10, it ihall be unlawful truck-type body exceeding IM tons lays the golden «gg* and g«t back and a violation of th* provision* of nerlbtr. thtnc* (II) aton* the tOMthWiy «i)d Medical Clinic* of North Dorothy B, Bullwinkel, widow, t# d, The word "ejftratflff shall mu CHKMfCAL RANK AMD in capacity, rurli of aald mud North 71 decree* to work." thin orrtlmtw* for any T>*w»ri to per- J. Thin ordinance to Uk« effect 1 nilntit* W**t &1 *M» to snjr Hf'HMIM A IIOUHNK, liHineiilatoly In th« manner pn-vl(!*>4 (tn till-up; tho antitherly curb of easterly !ln« of Ashland road, Ml 11 of nr A* th* »g*nt employ** «<" P*r- I by law. *»( feet from Colony court, tirtwdtd " • * KONM. displaying a signal Indicating that m MprlrtgNetd Av».. Lone* tmmts gram committee. th* vcbli-l* nrrufiyln*. *l!''b parking Kttmmlt, ff 3, of th« ''Ity «f Summit, • hereby «Inner tb" nmtherly and wcaterly ww«t*rly. nf Ch« Jy il».4n.«|.41M!( r, n w ft W orllfy that th* f' will !•« puhmlUed for consider*- «« d»tt.*e« * mlnnte* SO *"»l(«.d in any pnrklng m*t*r, C'..incl| of th* C'lly of Htirnmlt, N, J, rcgulor m«*tlfig of th» " »f tltvglnnlngl , ft«t from O*k Ridge avenu*. fl»lil Av»nti* fr> f*(trm<«y P\*r* ••- onany «W, d*vl!» or *nv mihutitut* '"•miiell tn be h«ld on tx and th* tntne I* h*r»by va<>at*4 BlmmthMi Pt44 Cmlf, MHIburn; fur » tiwnsry HMftll Cwsumptlnn II- and all i»»t>llf right* r*eultln* from * i ''ctntly rtiMUHMl fttHW HO* Ella Holler B«ll Wheadon to Mr. • and nn ttw W*it«rl)r r«««» for pr*m|«** situated •» 1«-1*nln*\ ^tat'f'h 19. 1*4*, tst >i*v . ,,^ nwn. I4 b»tw**n the frtllnwln* (a) ffprlna?- ff*<-tlf>n 11. It "bull I"" unlawful and n*«'* ms,<1* plmt «ny p«r*"n wfHI may be lnt»r- >« Mlll«r Frteman Publication* Harding; Bryant W. Orlffln, fuett fl flhl »y. fb>> H nrdln*p<-« f*** «»y p«rs*ni <« d*f«''». (fnrnMMoly In writing t«i Frsdarlrk fnt*d th»f»tn will Hi* sl**n *n op- (tecllnn I. Thlt ordinance ah* 11 ta.lt* •rty In th* northerly sideline of an* Parm- Injure, «»nir*«"r w(»h, .-|»»n nr wilfully nortiinliv tfiin*nc« of the Bt«t» Chambtr of Com- I, n*«i> nf «njr parkin* in«t»r in^tsIM *rrh I, )•!«. l>a*«d Marrh I. 191*. f. Fr«t*rliim»>« with Ih* TJtKR MUTICH tHM AlMlyW -Inhn Hofif if"" and Mr*. Franeta J. L. Dorl, prop- v *rtr tin«on«tt IM»*4 »r 'hh * * >tnm^» erty at th« Intersection «f th# II of Xiild fit? fn fl» rant and Tavern! Intonfl* tn *9,r* *t TAKIS NOTICB thut J«Mfh C. Flv# btqtiMt* of 1900 Moh w«r» WummH N»m»r«. tmnlng n* Vmtk Vl«w OIVI! i I* *th a. The ntimtt*r ni ««»^ii i«tklrt« mm «mith«rty »ld«lln« of William *trwt *i of I8.M to Included l« thf will of CkMWf* H, v«nu« I* m»ler which IndteAteii lh«t th* »t-Summit, H. i.. (nt % t1*»nry \\m\m\ t>i. int*ti<|« tn npptf t'i the <'mtamm and th* w*«t#r»y sl4#ll»» of Moua* hicU ft#fuptn» th# tmrklng epa»» •#• Ion !lp*n*e for pfemtn** •!( coun'-il nf th* City »f flamnilt, N, J.» n«| cm* fund will f&dwardf of iMflMnlt. wh» 4 1, Irvii )(!«<•«{ to surtu jHirtilnf m*t*r I* w •t lit Mtnl*) AvMttt*. Hiimmlt, f»r a rUtmry n*ta|l f«int«iMcitf«ii tf« tain *v*ntf«. hn» fc**n tmrkMf In vtplaiinn «< any J r^ntm fi>T pti»wi«M •Kawttd at UMi of nine gam** fat February 10. Tfcty «*•? UnUm IT»«», Rynwnlt, H j, Henrietta S. ftahmann, widow, i* «rr4\ntm—. . 'cflon*. If ftny. stiftttki He fit*,*!? fftwoital, ri nt n b Th< it»»« !!-»»•« mimb*r of KM*)* In writing '" Prfdarlfli o th* Mr. and Mr*. Hanrty J, GtannoA, AtmM fa p»jf>M h i »w. ntf ClMfc, liimnril. H. i. inKnwsWr' '»* wrllln* to Church and RlftwMt Onmitfy ~~ »« both «Me*. 4 property In' th«: tastcrly *l«iltM ». MMI* 1U*M from l* A*f- f, A«r Hriti, a nf mh\tm I lf*«t* Plfv t*\m& i»r»«ltf ltti^MMj|l ftiSWiS |— •• *t« frtii of Tulltt «trt«t, 100 fwt from Aid nu« fa fimm mrt»i — Is n#f(»Marary HI M rm»trmr I—iinn' *' *"T5[»jri| ^« e«t#rir i nf ihn land pfiw*. wllli violaationt . It « Alain fMi «« %', Mapi* i«r##t ttt» 1WUULP. THURSDAY, MAKH ?. 194*

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Mill COFRE fi S36ucjo«s o/r- F1KNPAI C8FFIE --- -28c LAMB ROAST GftAOC illl . T1NCB f/vr SH0i)U)Efl LAMB CHOPS A-AA 38' /*-* GKAOC W* MB LAMB CHOPS A-AA 45' IMIlBBON TURKEYS 49' MACARONI 37« INMOST MtAt LCMVB AND MTHB « SMWETTl 110^ :ii 27' Start Mi if lHi Choo«» our too* frail M ,' mm* nun pun Stratag• Laa• •h Tpdmtf$ Suggtttion* HOT CIOSS SWAN Bum...doL 36c MAMIE SOAP MAf LI 1 PfC AN Ljycr Ciks *. STRIII6USS BEANS 19 KM Affii NEW FLOWOA ORANGES IVORY FLAKES US 89c 6.75 46c an* m#*a mm m flMaaHBk 71^ tw WM*P*4 Crmm FRESH CfiEDI CAB8AGE •tlfi««t g . 2-ifc 1 m 335 Springfield Ave. 49 ^rif J SUMMIT MAJESTIC BAKIftYll Su. 4-32S2 1H1 StfMMff HfKAlP, THWEPAT, MARCH 7, IM4 If Mefarrot Bride Presbyterian Church Garden Club of Ntw Jmty Sunday Wedding To Exhibit it flowtr Show Red Cross Benefit, The Garden Club of New Jersey Social Of Arthur Brown Jr. For Suzanne Jones will present two rose gardens on the second floor at th» ;Jat*ra*- Bridge, March 5, tional Flower Show in Grand Cen- Saturday, March 2 And George Shaw tral Palace. New York City which Proceeds $245.75 Mabel E. Hickolc The wedding of Miss JSJM The wedding of Kiss Sutanne will be held from March IS to 21. The Garden Department of the At the Red Cross Dessert Caroline Bullock, Becomes Engaged Parrot, daughter of Raymond Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fortnightly Club and the Summit Bridge, Tuesday, March 3, $248.78 A. E. Hickok of Woodland §Vf Towntey Parrot of Q* B«r lane, Edward Kail Jonas of Hobart ave- Garden Club are members of the was collected to add to the mosey nue has announced the engage* and the late Mrs. Parrot, to Ar- nue, to George Vincent Shaw, son John Kendall, Jiv Garden Club of New Jersey. being collected in the 1946 Fund ment of his daughter, Mabel E thur Kerr Brown, Jr., ton of of Mr. and MM. Peter J. Shaw of Campaign by the Summit Chapter. Hickok, to Cameron Munkittrick Mrs. Arthur Kerr Brown of Baltuarol road, took place Sunday, of the American Red Cross, Wed in Chatham* of New England avenue. Montclalr, and the hit* Mr. March 3, at 4 o'clock in the Com- The committee for the patty Xbe wedding of Miss Carolina Brown, took place on March a munity Church. Rev. Jacob Trapp Mrs. Burney Serves sponsored by the Jewish Commu- Bollock, daughter o* Charles Ed- at S p.m. la the Central Prtsby- performed the ceremony. nity Center included Mrs. J. Je- The bride, escorted by her «rd Bullock <* Queans Village, terlan Church. rome Kaplon, chairman, Mrs. Margaret Hanford's father, wore a turquoise-blue suit Wand, to| John Marsh Ken- The bride was given in marri- Arthur D. Schwarz, Mrs. Max J. and a white faille hat Her bou- Red Cross Benefit , jr., son of Mr. mad Mrs. John age by her father and the cere- Shapiro, Mrs, Albert Bierman and quet was of white snapdragons,

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4fS4 Sprl»fHeW riMM £«. t-MOO "faSOK IttI TM SHUT t . t. T. J.1 .^..^A --.- -I- * ^, •._ •_ -• THt SUMMIT HMAID. THUKCAY, MA»CH 7. et, an oversight Dag,- A Ceremoay m Si* tmwm\ Open Board g Treasurer for 1946 bag, * suit case, a case containing Circus at Brayton Dessert Bridge three sixes of shears, * lilver ros- Married Feb. 23; At Y.W.C.A., Monday ary and a faille hand bag. Next Monday evening, March The Lillian O'Grady fashion On Honeymoon 11, at 8 o'clock, an open meeting For Fathers, Sons And Fashion Show •how will consist primarily of the of the Board of Directors of the coming spring tad summer fashion TWCA *ruTo\held; ^committee trends. Featured will be import- In the South aad dttb B»*ben, as well u And Daughters Saturday, March 9 ed wool suits, print and crepe cos- Word hw received tost other members of the association, The Martlae* Society Circ>, tumes and dinner and evening Mr. and lira. WUUani J. Birofta, an invited to attend. Among the 4. dessert bridge *ad fashion featuring educated shepherd ^ thorn by Lillian O-GraJy will be gowns. . wno were married February » In business of the meeting will be sponsored by the Christ Child So* Tickets may be obtained from It Teresa's CJhapel, and who an the report to the board, of Sum- cats, birds and monkeys, as well dety at Oa* KfioU Gymnasium on M«. Paul P. Cloffi, 122 Kent place «s their wedding trip, an BOW in mit's delegates to the YWCA na- as the World's Champion box;nj boulevard. Summit $-«lM, and Mrs. Florida. They left by car the night tional convention being held this Saturday, March I. The dessert catafcwill be the entertainment at Bernard Btazlger. m Twin Oaks «f the wedding, and their finst stop week in Atlantic City. bridgw will Witl :3O, the fashion the Brayton P.T.A, annual Fata- •how at 3:3ft. road, Ihort Hill* was Atlantic City. On their re- Representing Summit a* voting delegates are Mrs. Douglas B. en, Sons and Daughters' Among tie prise* to be given Itarn they will be at horn* at 53 N":|ht, Baker, Mrs? Cecelia; Jeffrey and Friday, March 8, at 7:30. are a portable radio-victrola, * [Aehwood avenue. Old Folks' Dance . Miss Alzada Mitchell. Visiting dele* lamp, nylons, * St. Mary1* blank- Mrs. Birofka Is the former Jos- No child will be admitted uni^t At Beech wood Hotel ephine Bruno, daughter of Mr, and gates are Mrs. Roland P. Beattie, accompanied by his own father Toe Old Folks* trance, spring Mrs. Frank Bruno of Ashwobd Mrs. Richard Boynton,, Mia* Molly bis "cub" dad or the "neighbor- daUc« of tile Summit Dancing avtnue. Burrowej, Mrs. Robert Cowen, hood" dad. Tickets are 25 centi HAIR ON FACE Class, was held Saturday, March Mrs. Allan F. Maybee, Mn. Ches- for children, 50 cents for father* 2, from 9 to 1 at the Hotel Beech- ter Sater and Mrs. Thomas G. GONE wood. Music was furnished by Walsh. Mrs. Beattie Is a member Gus Steck'i Orchestra. Summit Girl Scouts of the National Board of the SAFO.Y DEAN H. TRAVIS Members of the committee in YWCA; Mrs. Sater is representing FOItEVEt charge were: Mr. and Mr*. Wil- To Honor Founding the Women's Bureau of the U. S. has again agreed to undertake liam B. Turner of Pembroke road, Department of Labor, and serving the responsibility of handling the Precise, Sclen- Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Graves, Jr., as a consultant for the Industrial funds collected by the Summit DAY tlfic Care by of Whittredge road and Mr. and With Birthd'y Party Assembly. Chapter of the American Red Croas Electrolysis Ex- Mrs. Richard H, Marshall of The Summit Girl ScouU will in the 1946 Fund Campaign. He pert *• Wdodlaad avenue. „ celebrate the 34th birthday of also acted in this capacity during Among those who entertained Girl Scouting in the United States Ceramic Display the 1945 Red Cross Campaign. 3UTCH before the dance were Mr. and by • party at Brayton "'School, Miss Clarice Mrs. James B- Burke of Llewellyn Tuesday, March 12 at 3:30. The Bancker, Charles Bard, S. F. Bilotti, 2S Nortfc Harrison Street road, Mr. and Mn. Coleman Burke Ba«t Omage—OS, 4-8306 troops will present tableaux from Feature of Exhibit Mra. H. C. Bugbird, Dr. Charles P. of Ridge terrace* Short Hills, Mr. Clark, Misa Leslie Crawford, Miss and Mrs. Henry W. Harding of the lives of some of the famous women whose pictures are on the Anna Cromwell, Mrs. John M. Cur- Blackburn place and Mr. and Mrs. By Art Association tis, Miss Helen Maybee, Mrs. A. J. LOOK FOR HIM Girl Scout calendar for 1946. Troop Philetus Holt, 2nd of Edgewood The next exhibit of the Art As-G. Priest, Mrs. J. W. Proctor, Jack 2 U ia charge of the stage set- drive. sociation, which has been active Manley Rose, Mra. Boyd Risk, Mrs. NORCROSS Chell Fra.nt»«n Studio ting. since 1933, is an Arts and Crafts Arthur Truslow, Miss Alice Trus- GREETING CARDS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kent Pres- MRS- WILLIAM J. BIROFKA The party will open with a Flag Exhibit to open Sunday, March 24, low, B. V. White and Mrs. William ton of Newark, Del, spent the Ceremony by Troop 7 after which at the Summit Art Galleries, 479 Zinc, and th^assoctation teacher, week-end with Mr. PresJ^n/s Mrs. A. L. Run, aew presidnt of Springfield avenue. Among the Maurice Seivan. At parents, Mr.^autfd Mrs. George w. P E R S 0 N A L S the Girl Scout Council, will say a things on display will be "Ce- A policy of the association is to Whiting of Valley View avenue. Miss Ann Dundon, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James H. Maroney few words. Troop 16 will repre- ramics," from Eric H. Gort, Inc., of include five members on each com- S/EGEL'S Mrs. Preston was formerly Mil- Mr. and Mrs. L. C Dundon of of Summit avenue returned last sent Clara Barton, Troop 5, Louisa Metuchen, in charge of Miss Mar- mittee thus making aa many as dred Whiting. Mr. Preston i* the Canoe Brook parkway, ha« re- Stationery Shop week from Annapolis where Dr. May Alcott, Troops 10 and 33,garet Kadisch of Metuchen, who possible responsible for its various acting dean of engineering at the turned to Syracuse University Maroney was stationed for 14 Juliette Low and Troop 13, Amelia will explain ceramic processes. projects. OP University of Delaware. months with the Navy as Lieuten- where she is a Junior having Earhart. Troop 24 is in charge 'Steps by Which an Etching Is PURSAMD i ant Commander. He ha* resumed spent a week-end with her par-of the refreshments and Troop Made" is another exhibit expected. the practice* of pediatrics with the ents who have returned from their 20 will be In charge of the Taps Painted furniture, 'trays and a FUR-TRIMMED Summit Medical Group, vacation at Keewaydin Island, Fla, -Ceremony. group of quilts are also among the articles which have been submitted. 4 Lt. Edward Jenkirw, HI., and The Girl Scout movement in the All WOOL Mr , and Mrs. Dean H. Travis of Mrs. A. J. G. Priest of 240 Oak brother, Theodore, of Bordentown, United States, which began thirty Springfield avenue are entertain- Ridge avenue is in charge of this grandsons of Mrs. Edward Jen- four yean ago, and which offers CLOTH COATS ing Sunday with a cocktail party. exhibit and may be telephoned at kins of Sherman avenue, are both a program of leisure-time activi- Summit 6-1923 for further infor- stationed with the Army at Ft ties to girls between the ages of Pfc. Kent Truslow, son of Mr. mation. Work to be exhibited may Banning, Ga. Lt JenkhM is an ? and 18, was founded in Savan- and Mrs. F. K. Truslow of Hill be delivered at her home between instructor in weapons, and Mr.nah, Ga. by Mrs. Juliette Gordon Crest avenue, i« now stationed now 4nd March 19. After that time, Jenkins is In Officers' Training Low. Membership in the Girl with the Army Air Force at displays will be received at the eeds School. He will complete hia Scouts has grown from a handful Greensboro, N. C. Association Galleries from 1 to 5 course about the middle of April of youngsters and adults—12 girls and 2 adult volunteers—in 1921, p. m. Mr. and Mrs. T. Herbert Hen- to more than a million girls and derson of Beech Spring drive en- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Joehnck of Among those who work behind Joseph, our Chef, women at the enl of 1945. Mem- tertained !a«t Sunday with Blackburn road have left for a the scenes to further the asso- cock- bership in the Girl Scouts doubled suggests tall party. - visit with Mrs. Joehnck'a family ciation are the associate members for that smart look in Ontario, Cal. During their ab- during the recent war years. The list Includes James W. Juicy, tender See our exciting col- Dr. and Mrs. Richard Knight of sence their home k being occupied ROAST BEEF Morris avenue gavt a noonday by Mrs. Miles Moffat and her BOB, Misa Elizabeth Powell, daughter lection of spring mil* An American Favorite that party on Sunday as a welcome Richard, who is associated in busi- of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan B. Powell, Start the linery—find your own really leaves you satisfied! home for Dr. and Mrs. James H. ness with the Calco Chemical Di- of Kent place boulevard, left last iVetc Year in special favorite today! Friday for Colorado College at fAcrotr a SMOWAOOMS TRY It THIS SUNDAY Maroney of Summit avenue and vision of the American Cyanide a farewell to Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Company in Bound Brook. Colorado Springs, where she is a A SPENCER V. Quarlea, Jr., of Hawthorne junior. SUPPORT GAGE — BREWSTER Hotel Suburban place who are moving to Kenoaha, Mrs. Carleton Pierton of Beek- "exeluthe Kith m$" 570 Springfield Are, Wis. ' man road entertained a group of Mrs. Warren E. Briggs, of Ash It'Will give JOB Summit friends Wednesday afternoon at a land road, flew by stratoliner Feb- the lift you need Writ* for B«mt itmlt* Abo try the Hotel Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams of tea, ruary 27 to Hayward, Cal., where — and ' smooth tUmrinih* Cmtmlog' Llewellyn road have, as their she will remain for one month as away every bulge. HANDBAGS Suburban, £. Orange gueet* Mrs. Catherine Muas and Mr. and Mr*. Robert R. Diefen- a guest of Mrs. Neil Canine, the Plastic patent—genuine former Barbara Best, of Beekman Margaret K. Proctor son, Jesff, of Arcadia, CaL dorf and family of Whittredge alltgatora—lizards—cordea. road, have returned from their road. t Woodland AT*. Ssramlt MMI-w Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Tomkina trip to Skytop, Pa, of Oak Ridge avenue and their Raoul M. Collin. of 12 Bank daughters. Anne and Loutee, spent Mrs. Harold T. Graves, Jr. andstreet, left by plane Tuesday eve- GLOVES the week-end in Poughkeepsie with •on. Ted, of Whittredge road who ning for a visit with his brother, P*r AUnti, l»«t ••< SrttiU their daughter, Mary, who is a were away for 10 days of skiing at Rene Collin, in San Martin, Cal. A complement for your new cos- student at Vassar. Lake Placid, N. Y., arrived home tume in leather and fabrics. Thursday. HAVI You HEARD? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Prang- ley of Countrysid« drive left thw Miss Sydney Cook, daughter of week for Ft. Lauderdale. Fla^ Mrs. Seabury Cook of Femwood where they will stay at th« Ft road, has returned from a week- Lauderdale Beech Hotel end of skiing at Manchester, N. H. LEEDS SO. ORANGE AVE AT HANOVER ROAD 390 Springfield Ave. Summit 6-6222 Mtes Marion E. Bruce, daughter IN FLORHAM PARK of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Bruce of Lorraine road, who «pent her spring vacation with her parents, Is Serving Good Food b • Pleasant Can a "perfect 36" has returned to Tuft College, Med- ford. Mass., where she is in her and Homelike Atmosphere. Senior year. _^_ beaproblemfigwe? LUNCHEON FROM NOON TO 2:30 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Pfeil of Colt Soaedfflet s Igor* prob- lem may be s qu»«ioa road had m week-end guests their AFTERNOON TEA of fatigue, twain, poor •on, Pvt Alfred Pfeil, who is be- potture. That's win so ing transferred from Denver, Col., Genuine Mahogany Brea ((front mattf womto—who Supper tad Dinner from 3 P. M. to 8 P. M. sna't problem ftgorcs is to Indianapolis, Ind., and their th* aiiul unit—turn w] daughter, Barbara, who Is a sopho- Sunday Dinner from Noon to 8 P. M. wKen permanency of value meant so mucK. C«mp Sapport*. Sdcffii- more at Skidmor* College, Sara- icatt; dttigMd M MONDAYS IMMB ntigMOf im toga Springs, N. T. 6 1S7! Now, more than ever, those principles— in« potrar* ... ktlo row tmmn* iMrn, Mr, and Mrs. H. K. Kenagy of fttl not* it. Coow« permanency of beauty and construction—-have cialtf tniot4 Manor Hill road aad son, Robert, p ittcr! who are vacationing in Sanlbel, Mitt I« l« it Fla., opened their home.to Mr. and recognition as the essential qualities for Prlct «.M to UM Mrs. W. M. Sneer formerly of the Hotel Beecawood, who will re- sound value. main there until the return of tee Kenagy family later in March, META.#• L Among til* vacationers who re- turned from Florida last week JOSEPH ZEIGNER, INC. were Arthur Mommsen of Spring- DfiAPfRY HARDWARE INwW,..w want km say field av«a«K and Charles Sch«ck Lett - Cochrane Carpet* and Ruga The Fashion Store of DeBary place. Mrs. Oliver B. Merrill of Tulip THANK YOU 472 Springfield Ave., etreet ha#, aa her guests, Capt. Summit 6-0039 Swimilt Bar! W. Merrill and wife. KIRSCH our f Mr. and Mm Harry B Kendall !• many cuttomtn of Greenbriar drive have Just re- Wt new hav* « full fttt BLUE LANTERN TEAROOM turned from a month In Bermuda. Studio so s«KC«««fvL

2 KENT PLACE BOULEVARD CURTAIN RODS — CRANIS Hi CApfejCtafHHi ©f w« glv* yew owr SUMMIT, N. J. RCA - - EMERSON SWA^S — FiSTOON RINGS HOLDBACKS IN METAL AND LUCITE OHCS-A.YSAR ' Y#«" OFFSR SUNDAY DINNERS FARNSWORTH lervid Prom 12:00 to 4:00 Court* Dinners US and 1.25 RADIOS Mtf«l Vtftitiait Blinds 2 I WiilC-DAY LUNCHES Modern, Efficient and AdtpUbU •• AH (ttt«rdtitt tettf e» • Mt Served From 11 -.30 to 2:JO Call Summit £41§Q f#r frtt .41 We Do Radio Repairing #«* iertM »»«»# , f,, , ' DINNERS RECORD AND THE WINDOW SHOP Served From 5:00 It l;00 NOEL APPLIANCE SHOP tote mm W§» WPMw MHNHFt ML m lASTOMNGI ^"^^^^^^^•SSBBBWWWHBIMS«iB|>BH*ISlMiBBBS]l THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1944 If Fashion Lecturer Distinguished Nurtt Production Room In tho Summit Rtd Cross Chapttr Homo Gutit of Council Luncheon Meeting Art Association A guest at the recent party for Joins the Staff Nurses, held at the Rtd Cross Chapter house by the Nursing For Smith College Musicale Ends Council and Norse Recruitment Of L Bamberger Committee was Mrs. Charlotte M. Heilmaa, who retired January i Club of Summit Members'Exhibit from active service as NursliSg The Smith College Club of Sum- A musicale by Dorothy Coy Field Representative for Sew Jer- mit met for luncheon at Canoe Goodaie, harpist, and Mrs. Law- Music appreciation com«* from sey of the American Red Cross, Brook. Country Club on Wednes- rence Runkel, soprano, marked the .ducatlon »d association with North Atlantic Area, a position U» day, February 27. After the lunch- closing of the Members' Exhibit of the Art Association at the Sum- Se finer v*i» of mtkrty. Select bad held sines 19)8. eon a brief business meeting was rait Art Galleries, 479 Springfield Shun* at R°« B*e«* "**•»' *» held. Mrs. Heilman began her service avenue, Sunday afternoon, March X hoBlc and opertttM to train with the Red Cross in MB when Mrs. C. H. Kruaie, president, In addition to her playing, Mrs. child to v*h» the bwt In she was assigned to a Unit sailing announced that the club would Goodaie explained the use of the for Italy. She spent six and a welcome any Smith people in this pedals in the harp, demonstrating • • half yean with the Red Cross In area aa new members. Those in- with, "La Deslrado" by Salzedo Curtains and drape* take on a Italy, Serbia and Greece before terested may call her at 7 Oaklawn which requires the use of pedals d look at the approach her return to America, when she road or call Mrs. A. B. Churchill because of its chromatics. She also If'houee cleaning. Pack them off was sent for a year to Santo Do- in Madison. Mrs. Krusie also re- repeated "Zephyrs" by Salzedo a* to the Liberty Cieanera for dry mingo. Since 1925 she hai covered ported that the nominating com- an encore. cleaning and freshening. Blankets, a variety of assignments in the mittee for officers was Mrs. T. W. Mrs. Runkel, tang, as an encore, tpo, require attention now. Lib- United States. Towter. Mrs. E. G. Williams and "If I Loved You" from the Roger- work In December. 1933, she was Mrs. W. S. English. Hamineratein production, "Carou- awarded the Florence Nightingale Mrs. Bruce Gerhard, chairman sel." , There is no place like home. medal, struck off biannually by the of the Greek Relief Committee, re- Both artLtts have been active in Next best thing is a cosy room International Committee of the ported that to date the club had i the work of tiw Music Federation d board at Turkey Hill Cottage. KAY CAVENDER Red Cross at Geneva, Switzerland, collected, mended and sent 3,810! with wounded and hospitalized an along with a citation on vellum. • Delicious homecooked meals, a lecturer, writer, and fashion au- articles of clothing to the New servicemen and veterans, entertain- 'comfortable room and interesting thority, has keen appointed fash- This medal is awarded to nurses York headquarters. Since this ing in ward* as well as in halls who have won special distinction of hospitals. auoclates combine for content* ion lecturer for the Speakers' clothing reaches Greece in approx- Bureau of L. Bamberger & Co, In war or disaster. imately two weeks' time and the Mrs. Curtis Prout, president of ment. and Macy'a New York, succeeding Among Mrs. Heilman's patients need is so great, she urged that the association, mentioned that Marguerite Browning, recently ap- is Ernest Hemingway. Mrs. Goodaie had recently played According to The Wiss Store, any clothing that can be spared pointed fashion co-ordinator and be brought to the Smith Gre«k Re- in Millburn for the benefit of a Broad street, Newark, Spring stylist. " now art scholarship fund being brides can again order handsome- lief rooms, the second floor of to Mrs. Cavender has been stylist Left to right: Mrs. Archer R. Trench, Mrs. Her- I table, Mrs. W. Chester Jordan, cutter since 1939 Maple street, Summit. built by the Mlllburn Art Associa- ly engraved wedding invitation* Red Cross Staff bert Edwards, Mrs. Howard G. Turner; front of j (Staff Photo by Krebs.) tion and suggested that a volun- and announcements. Wedding an- and fashion co-ordinator at Jacob Mrs. Arthur Churchill of Madi- Reed's Sons, for sixteen years. son gave a brief resume of the tary offering be collected a$ an ap- nouncements by Wlss have become preciation of her playing. Over $10 veritable tradition with many Known as the only public relations two-panel discussion on post-war 4 woman and fashion lecturer on Assistance Corps Staff Assistants at the Red Cross Chapter House was donated. ' 'Jersey families. curriculum planning at Smith re- | - . m ^-. m -"•-• • • • . • men's wear In the East, Mrs. Cav- cently held by the New York ender is also a radio commentator, Active in Peace Smith Club. . Mr. and Mrs. George Martin of You don't have to be Scotch to director of fashion shows for wom- The speaker for the afternoon, Parkview terrace, who have be thrifty. Determine to save reg- en's shops, and educator. By PEG MAY, Chairman Mrs. A. J. Priest, presented a re- recently moved here from Chicago, ularly for a rainy day. Stop in The Mrs. Cavender will give lectures Sixty-eight Staff Assistant* gave port of Alumnae Council at Smith, have word that their nevw home on Summit Trust Company today and concerning fashion and charm to 8,718 hours during 1945 in their which she attended as the club's Maple street will be ready for oc- cupancy in the early part of the open a Savings Account. club groups in New Jersey aa a Summit avenue office until dis- representative. The keynote of summer. part of the Bamberger service to. continued. The work is now be- this year's council, she said, was Luxuriate regularly at the Jeanne organizations. There Is no charge ing carried on at the chapter the seven million dollar drive to be Beauty Shoppe. Have scalp treat- for this club-service but groups house where they do their typing, launched next fall to provide ade- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Demarest of ment, shampoo, set and manicure. must guarantee an audience of stenciling and mimeographing for quate scholarships, to raise the Canoe Brook parkway have re- It will set you up for a large more than 75 persons. the various corps, as well as filing salaries of the teaching staff and turned from their week-end in Portsmouth, Va., where they . week-end or revive you alter a in the executive office. They also to build new dormitories, a more houseful of company. man the Information Desk and modern heating plant, a chapel, a visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry P* switchboard at Headquarters. theater and other necessary equip- Noble, Jr. Suit companions consist of a Red Cross Trains Staff Assistants work In Overlook ment. beautiful blouse, a jaunty bonnet and Lyons Hospitals, Home Serv- Mr. and Mrs. Authony Accorsy of and sparkling costume jewelry. ice, Dental Clinic and for Miss Michigan avenue entertained Sat- Latch on to these items at The Volunteer Special Lynch. Magazines, Christmas Red Cross Disaster urday night with a birthday party in honor of the 16th anniversary Smart Shoppe, Summlt-Mlllburn, cards and games are also col- Committees Formed of their son, Anthony, Jr. where the latest fashions are big lected. Uniforms, insignia and The reorgani cation of this news. Service Corps service bars are ordered and dis- Committee from a war time to a • • • By ETHEL B. CHACE, Chairman tributed to the corps by a Staff Recent guests of Mr. and Mra. Assistant The Annual Report and peace time basis for the City of C. E. Ackerman were their son, Are you plotting a St. Patrick's "The purpose of Volunteer Spe- Summit Is complete. John and his wife and baby, Carl Day party? Inquire at Trost Bake cial Services of the American Red Bulletin are In part their respon- Mrs. John N. May, Jr., and Miss Mary E. Kenti during the 1946 Fund Campaign.—Staff sibility. Most demanding of all Chairmen of all sub-committees Edward, of Boston, Mass. Shop about their Patty Day's spe- Cross is to enroll and train a Photo by Krebs. - have been appointed. 1 obligations to the yearly drive. cials. With more leisure for hos- large number of volunteers for in- At a meeting, October 28, a Dis- pitality, your party success la as- stant and experienced service and Among the more unusual re- aster Hazard Survey report was sured. to maintain an organization quests are: Birthday cake for a Washington School P.T.A. Founder's Day Tea submitted to the Committee and THE TEXTILE * • • whereby these volunteers can be soldier overseas, book on the care an over-all plan for protection Fashionable footwear is of no mobilized In an emergency," states of Infants, ambulance for a street- and relief was adopted. Thia plan TREASURE SHOP accident casualty and 1,000 mim- account unlesa comfort and dura- the A. R. C. Manual 415, June, Is in operation. eographed copies of data sheets. 62 Elm St. Morrlstown bility are combined. For all these 1942. While there Is yet much work Because a staff assistant is sta- advantages let The Hall Shoe In Summit, for the emergency of to be done the Committee feels tioned at the receiving desk at the Store, 36 De Forest avenue, fit World War XI, trained volunteers that It Is now ready to function Spun Rayon Prints .55 yd. Chapter House, she is the one to the family. served as Arts and Skills Corps competently. ( whom the many strange appeals members, Braille transcribers, This is the committee setup. \ White Organdy .49 yd. come. It is the policy of Staff . Canteen workers, Dietitians' Aides Chairman, Nicholas J. Hussey; \ Wise people send their rugs to Assistants to fill all requests If Washable Easter Bunnies Gray Ladies, Home Service Aides, vice-chairman and alternate to; Bedroaian for cleaning each year at all possible. That makes work Motor Corps members, Nurses' the chairman, Herbert G. Fuchs; « .85 each at this time. For every kind of Aides, Production workers and In the corps a real challenge. rug service you can depend on the vice-chairman and chairman of j Staff Assistants. For some of Waterproof Glazed Chintz judgment of an expert like Bed- the shelter committee, Mrs. Karl these trained workers, the emer- rosian. * Keller; chairman of the disaster; "Nursery Prints" gency ended with the war. For* Wellesley Club hazard survey committee, Fred 1.10 yd. others, it will continue as long as Mort; chairman of purchase and! Are you curvaceous? A stunning there are men in the armed forces, chairman of clothing committees, hairdo, beautiful clothes and a disabled veterans, families of Topic Will Be W. Gilbert Baker; chairman of freeh complexion will fall short of servicemen and veterans who medlwl aid committee, Dr. R. D. JUNIORS LADIES desired result* if you are figure need assistance and human be- Baker; chairman of food commit- fiat A Joan Mallon foundation ings suffering through disaster. Newfoundland tee, A. T. Dailey; co-chairman of DRESSES will give you the Uplift of youthful For those trained volunteers transportation and communica- curvos. "Life in Newfoundland" will be ' who have already terminated ac- tions committee, A. W. Alesbury described by Mrs. Robert M. Miller SUITS COATS tive service or who will do so and George M. Delanoy. a graduate of Wellesley College The sixth grade table: left to right, Mrs, Anne nelly, Mrs. A. Vlspoll, Mrs. F. A. Faul, Mrs. V A superior secretary is a prised within the -next year, an organiza- Utesf Spring StyUi at the meeting of the New Jersey P. Aaroe, teacher; Mrs. S. Cochrane, Mrs. J. Con- Glsoldi.—(Staff Photo by Krebs.) member of any prosperous busi- tion will be maintained whereby Sizes 9-52 Wellesley Club to be held on Fri- ness firm. Applied atudy can open they will be ready and able to be WALLPAPER day, March 15 at 2:30 p. m. at the For Atl Occasions the door to a successful buiinees called to service in an emergency. 'Your work Is the mast accurate I considered impossible. The In- career. Enroll in the Summit home of Mrs. Henry O. Pattison, have ever had." "I wonder if you creased use of Braiilo has played SHOWROOM Red Cross Volunteers supple- 120 Hobart avenue. Books at Fingertips Secretarial School for a technical ment the services of paid workers realize how much my book means no small part in bringing about BOYS & GIRLS course. In time of need; they do not serve The hospitality chairman, Mrs to me. I have never read such per- this change. With Braille a sight A Concentration of all New York *l • « Sins 2-14 in any capacity for which a paid C. Judd Neal of Maplewood will Through Red Cross fect Braille." lesg person hau a chance to succeed Some folks have started house- have charge of the tea which will and Newark Showrooms. SUITS DRESSES employee can be secured. In the main, requests to the Sum- i»s a musician, a lawyer, a minis- cleaning already. They want to be follow the meeting. She will be as- PUCE YOUR ORDIItS free as air to enjoy Spring when sisted by Mrs. Thomas D. Tyne of Volunteer Braille mit Corps come from the New Jer- ter or a college student. L. H. NOLTE CO. it comw. Hop down to Rogers Maplewood, and Mrs. Samuel S. By LOUISE H. PULLpG sey Commission for the Blind and The Summit Corps states that the New York Public Library for Pharmacy and stock up on Larvex Amateur Fencers' Hill, Jr., also of Maplewood. Chairman age la no drawback In learning Eleanor Price Noli*, A. 1.1). he Blind. In 1945 the record was i \KII:\ and other moth repellents. Mrs. George E. Dean of Upper Braille, the least known and Braille and stands ready to prove •"' • # • 10,000 pages. Allowing the neces- Montelair will report on the Alum- most seldom heralded of the many this statement to any flightless or Consulting Interior Designer Phon« SU 4-2039 W sary time to proof-read and shellac They are back! Inneriprlng League Sponsors nae Council which she attended at volunteer services rendered by the sighted person who will avnil him- each page, this means approxi- 311 Springfield Avenu«, Su. OOSOt 10 Chettnui Av«. mattreoses by Simmons and Wm. Wellesley In February. The dub local Red Cross, la, nevertheless self of the service, be he 7 or 70. mately 10,000 houra were given to Intner are now being shown at president, Mrs. Roy W. Chesnut of one of the most active. Visitors to All Corps members are keenly in- Meet at Y.M.C.A. the work before books were ready the Doyle Furniture Store. For Upper Montelair also attended th Chapter Headquarters find no spe- terested and serious about their A fencing meet In foils will be for a reader. work and consider it a privilege to »°Hd comfort, for undisturbed held Thursday, March 14, at 7:15 Council, and will preside at the cial room assigned to the Corps, re "What type of books are put Into "bring « ray of sunshine into the »t, buy Innersprlnga. adv. In the Y. M. C. A. under the spon- meeting on March 15. no workers in evidence. The only Braille?" Is a common question. lives of those who see with their sorship of the Amateur Fencers' indication that Braille U a known FOR FLOWERS The reply Is, "Anything and every- fingertips." League of America. The gold, quantity ig the box where pages are deposited to await correction thing in print." Theae ate some of silver and bronze medals to be Roger W. Morton, son of Mr. by the sightless, certified proof- the more unu»ual request* that awarded the winning contestants Home Department and Mrs. C. R. Morton of Colony reader, Mr. A, P. Smith. This it have been filled. Criminal law are being contributed by Louis drive, has begun his studies in the What Luck! because all work Is done Indi- books, direct mall order methods, H. F. Mouquln of Oak Ridge ave- mechanical engineering course at vidually at home. recipes, personal correspondence, nue. Guest Meeting Tea Newark Col logo of Engineering. The Summit Corps wag founded statistical recordR, a book on leg- To hare a pretty After the meet Mr. Mouquin Is erdemain and Income tax instruc- giving a buffet supper for a group aft«r World War I, by Mr», Charles "Good Old Days" R. Bard, who serwd as its chair- tions. Text books for school and of the officials and contestants. A guest meeting and tea will be man for many years. college students and books for Among the guests will be Frank SUMMIT ANIMAL given by the American Home De- Named for its Inventor, Braille pleasure reading are more usual. cold Wave by the Miller, community secretary of the partment of the Fortnightly Fri- la a method of expressing tetters by Due to the number of request* in BrooMy Contra! Y. M. C. A., Dr. WELFARE LEAGUE day Afternoon at ShtO, March 18, In embossed dots, arranged In groups th« past nrn« month*. It wm n#e*»- James H. Flynn of Montelair, the Methodiit parish house. which are easily recognised by the «ary to dlseontlnu« elfuwes of In- IfOUNO FERNWOOD chairman of the New Jersey divi- MIM Klsle M Hubachek will fingers. Certain groups of theae struction temporarily, thuj per- SUMMIT, N.J sion of the Fencers' League, and mitting teachers to concentrate on Part KnKllsh setter •- malt — speak on "The flood Old Days", In raised dots represent combination* white ™ About 2 to 3 year* old. Anthony J. Oml of Paterion, costume. She calls her program, of letters, a space saving device helping to fill these requests, the HAIRDRESSERS chairman of the bout committee. "one in the Informal, pertonsl known as "contracting." In thin majority of which came front stu- Among th« local contestants art manner. Would you rather b# i r«tpect Braille Is not unlike short- dents or from people preparing Foxhound — male 2 to 3 Robert Larson of Morehoww place, lady of th# good old days or i themaetvMt for special tied poiltlotM, yearn old. 116 Summit Avenu* hand, It rtqulrus tim* and pn»l«ne« New Providoncff Borough, Philip woman of today? Them U laugh for It* mastery,

— ••... «t •• • Hft , | rWIT rllaV MMT I BOROTKtH- Beta* V*h, Hew* ark, oa Friday. Apptwri Seared Court salt to gesaga To Cons tnid Plant For 2nd dice its president. Joseph lisa, af Saata etraet, aad also of Jf #w Fyavtaaaat Towaabin, It iedaiaedtfcat Marcs, fa Industrial Zone In Cage Loop BOROUGH - At a meeting on rendered by Mra. Luke Marchle. BOROUGH — With tot Wtst 13,1H3, a motor vehicle drtvwi ky Mr. Mea struck the alaiatft aa aTfssjrtijr evening at the New Provi- Borough Treasurer Edward G.Snders continuing their winning «aa«a Bweugh Hall, the Board of Rd Cross Goes Miller received the thank* of tbeways Thursday night bt tha New Newark highway, reaoMaf ia per. maaeat iajuriee. Mfaataecata concurred with the entire Red Crosi Drive committee Providence Basketball League, Flaaaiag Beard, whose approval Over Topto On e /or hi* work on Sunday ia staying setting back the Pacca aub, iA-tt had bee* aecured at an earlier date, at Borough Hall to tabulate atl for their fourth win in five starts ia approving the construction of the results as they came in. while the Farmers took tha Var- ttbt Meyer Plant in tbe industrial slty Club, 37-23, a three-way tie for Rremen "A" Boost ana oa Central avenue. Thl* plant second place developed. West Sad will be used for the development Planning Board now hat a two-game held on the Lead in Bora e# aew types of rope and fabric «* Ifwr FwKlence lead. •alai far sheet, and will employ tm •esaalete ite Mutual In tbe opener, Koehler led the ayaraxinateiy M men with prefer- drive rev ftmda "wae* ow tbt top Rejects Zone attack for West End with 17 ea«a being given ex-servicemen. ta • Mf • way * Tfcta vu ea- points for the night's scoring theMtb The approval coincided with the ataanad Meaday by lira, A. O. honors. His team mate, Pedersen, of the New Providenoe Bowling reJeeUoa «f aa application by B. Harm preatdcat ef tte local chap. Exception Bid kicked in with 11 markers. Uague, February 3T, oa tba By- L. Jehlcaser * Co. to construct a tar. S*a said the ftal af U.M0 BOROUGH-The application of race* Cl«» (it) Bowl in Unloa, flrenaa "AT by plant la 2oat B which the Plan- "*•• easily attain**?' Mart con. P B. L. Schloaaer k Co., of Summit a w n taking three straight against tat Ifaf Beard decided should remain tritetlttM at* yet to be received. for an exception in the coning ?artueel, f .„ 4 4 4 B 4k h, added a game to their bad a res««ntial district Accardiatly teal figure* will not ordinance to allow the construe* 'arUpisrio, t „, 2 6 as the Men's Club, tht ruaaart-ttp, kt available cnttl a later date. jnnacone, c ™^,__ 4 1 were limited to two out « three 1 tlon of a cleaning, dyeing and fur Cueeo, e .,..,„ 1 o 1 Women ! Society to Hear Ka* Hetea Artastreeig, t?»eral storage plant at the southeast cor- John Clrelll, g ^^^^ 0 0 against tb« M A M *. Tbe Flv« Aces ner of South street and Central •few Cir«IH, i .„„ 6 0 took two out of throe against Fire- Mtit MMw#y TOM OH N»r* Herbert Hazelton and his water color which was Newark. It wtB rennsia «n view through Saturday caalnaaa for tat drive), together Total* I 27 awarded the blue ribbon in Division B, Group 1, March 9. at S:» p. at—(Photo by Handy & Boeuer with aar organization came In for avenue, which was deferred owing Wttt Bad (44) men "B", firemen "A" BOW has a BOROUGH-The Women's So- to the absence of a quorum at the a p 15-game lead for first place over ciety for Christian Service of the for Junior High School students, at the New Jersey Newark.) ' «*tceeaiusaa from Mm. Harms. John FUeh«r, f „ a I . I Metaodlat Church will hear Miss show now open at L. Bamberger & Co., sixth floor, HaVnraty, Maple avesut printer, last meeting of the Planning f JL_. 4 2 2 the Men's Club. '. t „. o 3 I r«*raery It Itaatteae Harriet Badgley give a talk oa weeded the thaaka ef the Ked Board on February 25, came up l 1 o . _« 11 V A •The Historical Highlights of New Onm far bis prtotlag of flyers again at a meeting of tbe same XMhler.' 5 S 17 Flr«m«r» "A'" ' " ** *-3 * winter, and day and night, shall is scored with selected music »p. Blttt, K 0 0 Men'* Club Providence," illustrated, in the not cease." < proprlata to the theme. , about the nderUklag. T&ate fly.hoard on Tuesday evening, March Khnli, ( 7 0 U ii mits „„_ 0 • 2 F"lv« Ac«* .. 44 tt 140 119 church. Methodist Men eta vata distributed prler to Sim- B. at which it was rejected by M ft M 1*1 491 Tbe material in the film consists Mr. Gunnell will show other day to aaylaiB to tha reatdenUf tbe unanimous vote. The Planning ToUU „ 1J 19 7M 1ST After an executive board meet- of sequences to show the phases of films from his extensive library Firemen "B" IMS ing at 1 p. m., Wednesday, March af their contribution* Board, In rejecting the application, Bulldinc * Loan .... 717 Ml creation, shots of Individual and will tell something of hit ex. Farmer* (17) 10 11 IS, the program will begin at 2 indicated that It did not oppose x o If a M To See Movies That natural scenes, plants; animals, parlance Ja IS years of movit AH at the US eeiieltora, a major- Schlichtln*;, t .„.. 3 Ml 147 141 O'clock. Devotion* will be led by introducing Industry into the Bor- t>, Oftrno, t (*..». I and people in their daily lives. The tty ef waam ware taaa. Inclttdlttg a B. Oarno, 9--•„...„ I Mrs. J. Wilbur Wahl Hostesses returned veterans, ough, but that Zone B must re- s Mandato .. crumbling walls of a New Jeraey The Methodist Men's Club hti 0 M«« 0 A. Church ii! & * will be Mra. Oulon Fountain, Mrs. Won Maxim Award ia declaring that main a residential district. aiik 0 F. MM gravel pit become avalanches of recently been revived after havinj Shannon, D«lra lit Jons Olegerlch and Mrs. E. A film wbicn was 10 years in to their •ollcitations At the tame meeting the 1 s Davids, , canyon walls; episodes ia the lives baeo dormant during the war. Tht evidence "of tbe finest kind Planning Board gave Its tentative Total* ;. u 27 Total* „ 711 planning and preparation will be of birds and insects were pains- March meeting, second in the new af gaatrtatty aad appreciation." approval to the purchase by Variltj Clsb (II> presented to the Methodist Men's takingly recorded after patient serias, will be held in the Church O V P tempt Firemen Elect hours of waiting for the exact la tha parlore Arthur Nevius and John Kakassy Mandato, f 3 1 7 Oppenhelroer 111 Club of Summit on Friday eve- Parish House at 8:15 p. m. of 80 acres of land from Mrs, Mary Maiucca, t ^.,^ I 2 0 S Sked 114 Pofctjof i to Leoque situations desired, and thousands af the M*thodiat Church, the W«n- Mulr, c 4 0 I Mfchood .... lit BOROUGH - New Providence ning, March 15, by Frank Gunnell of feet of film were edited to 900 «a*e Society bald a Red Croas tea. Osborne near the Intersection of Alexander, g -. ™«_..- 0 1 Thompson 111 A lot of people who have no di- Irvine ?..._»—, 179 Exempt Association of Firemen of Staten Island. feet in the finished picture. Done : were Mm. George Wled- Passaic and Commonwealth ave- Behre, g „ 0 1' 0 rection themselves want to direct f nues tor the purpose of starting a Total* „. ... have elected as delegates to the Mr. Gunnell has produced 10 in Kodachrome colors, the picture others. C. M. Blakh%M of ToUl« 10 2 22 "771 Union and Morris County League vaane, and Mrs. Her-small development of one-family Februrjr tl Stsadinf* national award winners in the houses. A. Musion of Exempt Firemen's Association: aan T. Dahiaatt. Vaeal aotot were Weit End ... 4 1 111 last 10 years, emoraclng nearly Farmtr* _„„„„..... 2 S Dott«n ra, Henry and Harry Pictroskl; legis- IJEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Pacca Club . . t t T. MuMon lative committee, C. Ernest every category of amateur movies. V*r«lty Club „.. I I Dummy in The film which be will present in or HEW PROVIDENCE TonlfJit'i Game* Bdl Fischer and Carl Totten, and ex- REUPHOLSTERING Varalty Club VB. Pacca Club ecutive committee, Linden Adams. Summit is his latest, the picture 3-PC. SUITi COMPUETI SOTICB Total* 104 Farmer* v*. West End ' which won the 1946 Hiram Percy Tour «bolc« ef Alt K»rn«s are played at Lincoln 111 Tfc» feJkmiat; ctaiCTftent, containing; the lawt 1tnnwn corrected figure*, School, the first atarting at I p. m. rirtBMa Misftloworfcs An Gtwstt Hare Maxim Memorial Award of the JM^ja Is Bat>5I***d to comply with the requlri'menni of "The I.ocwl Kti<1s;«t Act", Schmitt .„ 175 1M 146 Biftttaa StatvtM 49.1-14, and atn«ndm*nu thereof and nuppif menu thereto. Ay»r« 117 1M 121 BOROUGH—Dr. and MM. Floyd Amateur Cinema League, the out- ran *teks» ana **a«*rT. mam Actual Actual W. O»borne . 171 110 Puffer, recently arrived in this standing recognition that can mttas* Rtted: B*v totei and Mrs. ClrarlM f. Mr* Adam* ^«___—. 154 **Mtoc; ft*****, nsattta and 55* Tmxm tm 1N« 19*5 come to an amateur in that field. i§)^*\s* ptTtwi^a^m ,„, . n ..i Parc«llt 110 iSI 1W country from India, have been the |a> MO.VTBS ISA i« rtwi *T Ba4ic*t Let* Bank Funeral Servicix guests of Rev. and Mrs. C. H. The picture, "While the Earth Totals in 777 JtieliTe? - L.. Zl .- 4T.MI.tt USttM BOROUGH'— Funeral services Yerket. The Puffers were at the Remaineth," has a religious signi- 2-W.c SB, 101 ROIL UPHOLSTERY SHOP r truAdf.* for Mrs. Mary McCarron Behre,. same station in India where Rev ficance, being based on the 22nd tt enter. Chafe* «f far I»«t> widow of Charles P. Behre of Crc«« 10} Kelly no and Mrs. Frank Kline are now Verse of the 8th Chapter of Gen- SS4 MOA» ST^ N1WAIK 2. H J. fa) New Providence, were held from Rellfy _. m at work. They are taking their esis. "For while the earth remain- ptMrtt, at lew — wassmraTOM M (KHtatate tor till) 1UU.II 11.IU.8I Phillips i til {«! Omty Metric* €«ert the McNamara Funeral Home, Simon _ furlough, after ten years in the eth, seedtime and harvest, and (Etttaatt for ltM) 4SI.N IH.tl its 119 7,411.17 Summit, on Monday morning. A 109 foreign field. cold and heat, and summer and •TATK tCVOOL fEetlwat* for 1*41) 7.IW.M solemn high requiem mass Total* _. TSS 71$ TOTALS •Ul.tlMt HMJtf.fl followed at Our Lady of Peace Flrea» «BW To B» Church here. W. Vlgnall 148 1S2 •TAfB *1»: K«rrlr«i(t Kteelvtd Bceclred Behre 145 m113 141 <*> WbmM mil ... fl »,•««.«» Mrs. Behre died Friday at the Flacher 1M m »* • 4I.M I ««.»• home of a daughter, Mrs. William R. Webater .-, 110 W. Kelly 141 m THOMAS C. MUflSON. Kiernan in Central avenue, Mad! Corry ...„....„. Borough Clerk. F«»«—1744 son. She was born In Ireland 76 years ago. After living in Sum- Total* „._• •£» lit 711 mit about 10 years she moved St. Uke'i Ref. EpUcopd here. Mrs. Behre was one. of the Rev. Fraak Roppeit founders of Our Lady of Peace The Mtanlng of Lent" wU be I Church, and was a member of the topic of Mr. Roppelfa aer- the Ladies Auxiliary j of tbemon at the 11 o'clock s«nrice Sun- American Legion. day morning, March 20, JVeystone Mrs, Behre leaves also three Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, sons, Frederick and Charles of at the Lenten service, Mr. Rop- Summit, Walter of New Provi peit will speak on the works, To- dence, and three daughters, Mrs. day Thou Shalt Be with Ha In s Kiernan, Mrs. Charles Richards Paradise". J) uno and Miss Lillian Behre of Morris The public is Invited. town, and nine grandchildren. mey &e eotainmi /ron» Presbyterian Church Accepted By Army Rev. O. H. Terkes HARRY P, SCHAUB BOROUGH ~ As announced •:tB a. m.—Sunday School. March 1 by Selective Service 11 a. m.—Sermon topic by Mr. gecuilUea W Board No. 1 of Summit, two Yerke*. "A Cheerful Giver". 144 Broad % Newark borough men were recently ac- 8 p. m.—Junior Christian En- cepted by the Army: Henry Stroke deavor. MArket S-0218 of South street, Murray Hill, and 6:45 p. m.—Blblt Study. Carl T. Shotwell of Box 382, New 8 p. m.—Sermon topic, "As the Providence. Hart Panteth."

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«^fefe*^^a#«»W6*WI**li«*W*»^bI**fii;^ • ml THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 194* 17 HoW Improve township property used Berkeley rl#ioj9ts Awctftfa*) for recreational purposes. - Pine Tree Inn Margaret Indico •udgrt, Find The Commltte* approved th« Softool to Action Lost Night written request of Paul Erdos of For '46 on March 18 Wed in Double Irvington for a refund of $35.45 in Sets Hew High TOWNSHIP — A public hearing taxe*. Erdos stated that he was a TOWNSHIP—Ths Township el OB the 19*6 tax and appropriations j war veteran and had juet returned New Provident* Recreation Com- Ring Ceremony budgst carrying appropriations of from the- service. Th* Committee mittee ha* called a meeting to bt three Gaae Total voted to flU an application with thorised to proceed with installa- TOWNSHIP —The marriage of $193,910 and pointing to a probable held at the Municipal Building on tion of five atreef light* one each TOWN £ the 19th union Uiu Margaret Indico of 338 Kast th« New Jersey State Highway De- March 18 at 8 p. m, to organise Power Co. Again of the Berkeley Heights Bowling increase of 47 point* was held partment for X9I7 aid in improv- a* follows: Hamilton terrace, Plain- Fifth street, Flainfieid, daughter the Berkeley Height! Softball field avenu« Bolton boulevard, LeaguL e FridaF y night on the Moun- Wednesday evening, February 27 ing Snyder avenue. ( of Mr*. Joseph Indico to Benjamin League for the IMS season. Sherman avenue and Roosevelt tainside Inn alleys la Route 29, R. Nigro, son of Mr. and Mrs. in the Municipal Building. It was A request from the I^ep&rtmerit Receives Censure avenue. the Pine Tret Inn, the loop lead- Matthew Nigro of Springfield ave- expeated that the Towtwhip Com- of Economic Development of Plan- Matthew For&aro of the com* Actftm wa* also taken to pro- ers, set a new team total this tea- nue, Berkeley Heights, took place mittee would take final action last ning that tht Township make a mtttte will be in charge of or* cure from the power company new son for three garnet. The leaders Sunday, March 3 in St. Mary's night on the adoption of the budg- survey for vacant property in con- ganlzlng the league for the com* Of Committeeman contracts for furnishing electricity have amassed a three-gamfe total Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. et at it* regular March meeting nection with Federal Housing w&s ing seajon. Team captains of th* teams for the season and other* TOWNSHIP ~ At the adjourned to the municipality. The J, C. of 2396, surpassing the record of Byrnes performed the double ring which was being held as the Herald filed. A bill for $325 for the re- 2342 previously established by Blue was go-Ing to pr**s. ntere-sted are invited to th* meet- ne«tlng of tht Towiuhlp Commit* P. A Light Co. will also be asked ceremony. moval of snow was ordered paid. Mt Farms in January. ing. He on February 37, the Jersey to furnish a blueprint of all out- The bride, escorted and given Of the total appropriations, $135,- Committeeman Anton C. Swen- Central Pw«4 UlW Co, again lets serviced. In Friday's matches, Pine Tree in marriage by her brother, An- 782 86 is to be raked by taxation. son was authorised to apply to the ^m, }» tor etnattrt by Township Inn defeated Delia's Home Supply thony Indico, wore a gown of white Appropriations show an increase Jersey Central Power and Ught CooBiUtteeinan Anton G. Swenaon, in three straight, 3 Bar S Ranch satin with a long court train and of 133,989.70 over those of 1945, Company for the installation of BUY BONDS chairman of the Light Committee. snatched two out of three against a fingertip Illusion veil and car- which totaled $15T,920.S0. Only a light* in Sherman avenue between Hr. Swenson's earlier criticisms of Cubs And Parents Blue Mt. Farms. The Rescue Squad ried a bouquet of white camellias. few residents attended the hear- Plainfleld and Summit avenues and •to* power company were engea- easily disposed of Berkeley Garage Miss Julia McGintee of Newark, ing. in Roosevelt avenue. in a sweep of their trio, as Hilltop TOWNSHIP — First Lt. Edward ^ertd when he ww Informed early was maid of honor and wore a William Hornkus of Country Meet, See Movies, Service took the measure of the R. Potter, whose home address is, In February that there would be a gown of pale blue satin and car- Side questioned Chairman George charge of W» to the township for Firemen in two out of three. Boulton boulevard, Berkeley Advanced to Rank Heights, has recently been proc- ied an old fashioned bouquet of Robblna regarding the proposed material* u*ed in installing a num- March 1 Standing* Of Able Sea Scout Awards Given essed through the Paranaque Re- ink roses and blue delphiniums. rabe in the tax rate. He said that 1»er of street light*. At the Feb- W. U Mr. Nigro had as his best man, when the Bell Laboratories located TOWNSHIP — Ronald L. Laird, TOWNSHIP-As part of a cub Fine Tree Inn 47 9 placement and Disposition Center, ruary 27 meeting he re*d a letter Ulue Mt. Farina 39 17 Rock Ricarrdi of New York City. here it was understood that no in- son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. training program, a motion picture 3 Uar S Ranch „_.. 34 23 south of Manila, P. I. and is from a power company official, John Nigro, brother of the groom crease in the rate could bt expect- Laird of Plainfield avenue, Berke- other than the one quoting the entitled "The Cub Scout in the Delia's Home Service Vi 2i awaiting transportation to the Hilltop Service 31 25 United States for subsequent dis- ,nd Alfred Indico, brother of the ed, and as a result ot the establish- ley Heights, has been advanced price, to state that the $89 wa* Den" was shown parents and Cubs Utseue Squad 24 32 ment of the plant the tax rate to the rank of Able Sea Scout on at a meeting of Cub Pack 68 in Klremen 13 41 charge. bride, were ushers. quoted In error and that there Berkeley Garage 2 54 A reception following the cere- would be lowered. Mr. Robbins as- the Sea Scout ship, S. 8. Martin would be so charge. Columbia School Friday night. The I Uar 8 Hunch sured the questioner that the rate No. 262 sponsored by the Flmt film was shown by John Ooane, a Friedman Hi 127 166 mony was held at the Beechwood "I wonder if we had gone along Kletecka 113 185 124 Mrs. Randolph Major Hotel, Summit. The couple left on had decreased over the period of Baptkt Church of Summit. The and paid this bill, If anything member of the pack committee, Shaffer t 157 174 132 years, but possibly the decrease award, given Thursday night at and discussed by Walter Reasor, Irving _ 137 20K 131 PTA Study Group Guest wedding trip to Washington and would have been laid about it," Mr. Gallo _ 131 no will reside temporarily in Berkeley was not a* large as Mr. Hornkus a meeting of the S.S. Marlin, was CHECKING Swenaon declared. He added, "I chairman of the pack committee. had expected. Totals 683 820 66S On Music for Children Heights following their return. . the first of its kind In th« Summit don't like this kiad of business." Cubmaster Stanley Eaton pre- Ula« Mt, Ftrm» TOWNSHIP — Mr*. Randolph Mr. Nigro, holder of the Purple 1 The chairman stated that the district. Robert was formerly with Committeeman Swenson was au- sented awards as follows: Bob-cat, Schwartz 127 183 172 ^ACCOUNT $$ Hullijon ,. 107 169 133 Major of Westfleld and Mountain- Heart with an oak leaf cluster Bell company is carrying mor« Boy Scout Troop No. 68 of Berkeley Robert Hahn,. Daniel Nunsello, Smith ...,...... '.„...,.:... 137 HO 142 side, will be the guest speaker at and the bronte star, was recently than one-half of the township'* Heights where he attained the Dominick LaSasso, Alfonso Pe- Guenther 132 112 190 rank of Eagle Scout. Dummy loo 100 100 the final meeting of Columbia PTA discharged from the Army after taxes. The only other question re- the convenient way gano; wolf award, Joseph DelDuca Study Group, at the school on serving 30 months overseas. ferred to the increase in the rec- and Clement Manganelli; first gold Total* : ~6oj ~704 ~737 Pint Tree Inn Monday evening, March 11, at reation and education Item Dramatic Presentations to conduct family arrow for wolf award, David Hoel- Flgilone 186 157 171 8:15 p. m. County Teachers Hear amounting to $4,000, and Increase YOUNG terling and first gold arrow for Morgan , m 148 175 "How to Bring More Music to of $2,400 over last year. By Girl Scout Troops Monica , 159 156 TOWNSHIP — Girl Scout Troops financial affairs*,. lion award, Ronald Sturman. Stiller .„...„.. 16S . 151 154 Our Children," will be the topic of Reports From Fuchs Fisher 15» 178 13S Ernest Radzlo of Mountain ave- 73 and 22 will present two benefit The honor-den flag awarded for Cerulll ..„ 160 Mrs. Major's discussion and dem- On State Legislation nue asked how the funds allotted A checking account is not WOMEN onstrations. She Is a trained musi- plays entitled "Home to Mother" outstanding accomplishments dur- TOWNSHIP — The Union Coun- for this purpose were to be spent and "Hansel and Greta" on March only convenient but is the ing the month went to Den 6. of Totals ,. 808 7ao cian, and has participated in civic ty Conference of Teachers' Asso- Herts Opportunity! Delia'* Home Supply Co. and was told by Committeeman 9 at 8 p. m. in the Union Village safe way to manage home- . which Mrs. William Hoelterling Beatrice 136 137 106 and community projects, such as ciations met Tuesday night in Charles Monica of the Recreation hold finances. You keep an A. Delia 127 130 128 the Mendelssohn Choir of Plain- Church annex. Tickets at SS cents LEARN OPERATING is den mother. Mondelli . 151 129 145 Roselle Park High School to hear Committee that the total amount, for adults and 20 cents for chil- accurate record of all in- Den mothers present at the Teste _ 145 124 128 field and the Westfleld Handel report^ on State legislation of in- except salaries, would be spent to come and disbursements 126 189 dren are still available. $28.00 wMUy to start meeting were: Mrs. Albert Hahn, lUiggerl<» , 132 Choir. She has alao helped in the terest to educator*. Leo Fuchs, and know where every dol- Mrs. O. A. Hutchins, Mrs. William Totals 6D1 646 696 musical training of her four chil- supervising principal of Now Prov- lar goes. You also avoid (for 5-day wttfc) Beicse dren. idence Township Schools, Union Hoelterling, Mrs. Theodore Brow- Peterson 146 130 97 carrying large sums with No txptrltuct ntcded. ncll and Mrs. Walter Bischoff. Kecklngham ISO 107 142 Time will be allowed for a ques- County representative of the New you from place to place and Crockett 125 161 124 tion period and demonstrations fol- Jersey Education Association, will Members of the pack committee Nigro :.. 142 143 102 have money at the point of lowing the talk. discuss pending bills which affect your pen. $32.00 tarntigs ofter 3 who attended the meeting includ- Dummy „ 100 ed: Bert Rogers, Leo G. Fuchs, Fornaro "84 "so schools and teachers. HO**' moRms John Cummlngs, John Doane and Totals 693 634 545 Three Corporations Frank Yannotta. G. Clinton Fog- Berkeley Oarage Requests By Bell Labs (for 5-day wttk). DelBero 123 88 120 File Certificates well, general chairman of all Scout B. Delia ,. 119 118 132 TOWNSHIP — At the Thursday If It it inconvenient to come Romano 95 90 90 TOWNSHIP — Three concerns, meeting of the Board of Chosen For coolness this sum- units in the township, was also a Dummy 100 100 100 to the bank you may open . . Regular salary increases guest. Dummy 100 100 100 all giving their addresses as 49 Freeholders, the Bell Telephone mer in your home or for your account and make de- Countryside drive, and having the Co. requested a guard rail at Mc- Projects worked on by Cuba warmth in winter, you'll posits by raaiL assure higher earnings. Totals .„ 537 496 542 same incorporators, filed certifi- mane avenue and the entrance to during the past month were placed Flremtn want to insulate your M. Romano 120 105 113 cates February 27 with County its laboratories here In the town- on display. Forty Cubs and 30 J. Romano 150 118 186 home. Be prepared for Pleasant associates— 141 Clerk Henry C. Nulton. They are ship; also warning signs at Mc- parents attended the meeting. Pel Duca _ 117 Mane avenue and Glenside avenue. this summer's heat. ideal working conditions. lanello _ 134 103 Fibron Company, Bardill Labora- Amodeo _. 132 155 102 tories and American Caauals. In- MORRISTOWN 126 129 Police Chief Responds Yannotta „ corporatora are Donald Bourne Estate of Jacob Relf TRUST COMPANY .. Start new OM a coretr in Totals 623 ~607 671 and E. Carolyn Newham, both TOWNSHIP—Jacob Relf, single, Eastern Fuel To Emergency Call Hilltop Service M expanding business. Kllgren 130 U9 129 Summit, and Charles N. Thorn who died February 9, here, left MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSIY TOWNSHIP — Michael Amodeo, Tomasettl 124 163 170 Westfleld lawyer. personal property of'nominal value, Home Insulation Division , • Boyce lfis 1S5 113 Member Federal Rtitrtt Syttem six-year-old son of Fire Chief An- Tjiuten I2fi 101 according to \etters of administra- federal Deposit Insurance Corporatism Just CUD Chief Operator thony Amodeo of Washington Moore 134 100 233 Broad Sfe. Summit, N. J. Su. 6-0006 Thompson . 120 Attends Study Council tion, applied for by a sister, Mrs. or •treet, thinks Chief of Police D. V. Rogers 93 Mary Meeker of Elizabeth. Apply to Ruaao k & "great guy." About 2:60 Meeting of Teachers p. m. on February 27, Michael was Totals 677 718 125 TOWNSHIP-Supervisiug Prln playing with Donald Carpenter, son dpal of Schools Leo G. Fucbs at Room MB Telephone Building Gains Citizenship tended on Friday a meeting of th< MO Broad Bt, Newark, N. J. of 0og Warden Carl Carpenter. TOWNSHIP — Among a small By accident young Carpenter in- Metropolitan School Study Coun group of men and women recently ell of Teachers at Columbia Uni flicted a gaah over young Amo- granted citizenship before Judge deo's eye, cutting an artery. Chief versity'a Teachers' College. Mr NEW JERSEY BELL Edward A. McGrath at the Court- Fuchs was recently appointed Russo responding to an emergency house in Elizabeth wae Vivian call, took young Amodeo to the Union County chairman of th< Moccia of Washington street, Legislative Committee of the New i TELEPHONE COMPANY Township Physician, Dr. F. John- Berkeley Heights. eon Hallock in Summit who put Jersey Education Association. 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E T A wiKTY-NWi yeara ago, In 1917, your mtnt and wemtion ftdlltlct tofhorttn hm§, OOMItTICi 1Red Cross wai given the proud title, dresry dayt. Tbf chttrful milt ol •«* Amtf. _Jw Greatest Mother In The world." T©« ktn girt htipi hsnUh lonrlinru ind tmr tdom t HY V/wne ...htlpit man kwp Hit chin up wh«n thing* WMMIT «-•§*• «< day after the greatest struggle in history, that title h*» been retained. The Hit of service* look pretty dark. YOU CAN now *m A ttoo LOAN POI II your lltd Crow hat given our Servicemen-* And m tht hmm froot, whtrtvtr nit, 4WI Sprfofrflrid Am — ttammtt, N. -I. MONTH!— MI»AYIN* ONLY fli.il Ml MONTH your Strvicemnn-lt almost rmllcw. food or othtr dittttt r urttitt, tlw Rtd inm Blood ptstma made the difference between h rtidy with rtlitf for tht tullfring. life tnd death to m«ny thouwn* of ma Yts, your Rtd Crow it Ht*f«llf nmhat to Mr. *•»?, III. #4110 many millhrns... f ritnd of tht Itkn&lm,,, IMfLOYIIS PIRSONAL LOAN CO* food |>«rcel« packed hv the Red Crtm cmnnid* In flow «f n**d. And in work MtMt meant survival to many of mir men In pris- to tm. Httndrtdi t»f thmmwfa of owr mm 40 mmM if. WMMH oner el war tump, Red Crtm Ctaht wttt •till tmd iht Rwl Cttm, Thty t»«d if now, tprong up all over the world . •. wherever It I* yout Rid tern. Tht gUN yo« ilti H the Armed Form WMK .,. tupplyittg • «tw§ in only inc«MM. With«n.t pm, 0m R*d Cum touch <*f hetnt lo» lonely, hwnt«*cfc lidi. can not «rry on. Don't fm «• |i'«ni to tht IMNCMUL COUGHS IMCnM hwpltti wwttfl pwrMt anmat- *«d Croat. Cifcttodiyt C0IMS ?.' GOUS YOUR Red Cross MUST CA*RY ON • • • IMftKUM PULVERIZING MACHINRY CO. M MM MMUAJMMnffr, MUCH 1, Ittt AB-CHy Eki—hry Second Team Let Sect* feat Defeats MKHy Hrsfs. 31-2* and y < Detests CNMIS m t*e ttte gaane. Billy Daxti of ton scored tea point* fa tables te»a» « lw*li«t- period whlci b«)ptd v«. \\ hi AJLU Baskeftal tak« the fiwt Team. Baddy Ov * »nr 'Jwscy set u» aOl the aetsiag play* g Petzato aad Staric Kusset t*ek pUyed •» regular S9 th« Cay nod worked h&r& g«. afternoon's p5ay fit rebouads for his teato. SPORTS FANS HAVE BI PEASTS H«* UcKy also was involved «***. to •*««*• fa ta« in a Everybody who had a grammar education u ae- eaaM out the victor. *' jump plsjw Hgntntt. a Tb* Ail-aty Finst team && w*Jon tffl.wwflifT' Doaxid' 8Heit) iwtm «tn stilted by fenx* and "^^f^^J^LS *** Asia, eatapssw sUH, JSi aad li start to slay as a tesm «*tit ~ Aa the final whittle bit-* tfcs. eajjr bmk s» kmd all sit** the fame each team got togt^ greater Uian tb* power «f a penurious iiatme. Charles Dick-: ^^ m final peri«4 wbea it took adw WM A T***<^ pia SSiSB fal ti tax* *f 'ewery acarisg opportunity. and lave eaca ©tiser a r«u;n». ea*, the in«nortal Britiah iiovelist. created Scrooge, a figure of ^ tb,w tmuth fnasft «f sk tkirt) «****. cheer. To all pareets, friends asd & was The tedMdaal «c«ria« tcroors the imagination baaed upon die roiseriijaess that was part ol t*&» &• west to Aatiwoy Petrmco pUyioj facolty roemberi the era in which Dtctwfta tnoveu with fear joints tre is the G***a a*4 WMt* c*£or* og mak« this b&iketba Witfcoldt- cms the PttyaioU Edac&tt&n log brain. tf aissek wi$*t is I Jttttnon tihooL Petrsco ccored li Bat let it not b« Mid that, «t anytime in the history of Dacwmrt took thnw foists trass peiBta far the Second Team. For ^uta^st km expressed iu y ^^ to the defeated tcaa Crsi« MrCel- for a job well dime. •potts* tber« was anythinyg g which could be construed at it** sen*. KanUcktloHfoauiIraaT^ j !f*nl T*fT*'*T't1'^t T.Jn^x'jp Sciiool AB-Cfty mm when thhe re*poo*e to a worthwhilhhile UUM *U tao-aoi i Ba§9ta'Ba§9ta't »«*<* **• ****** J waitaed off with tht top •coras* ' f *• roQcd by Kiafeer. scions people on thi» planet of our* aad Darwart, I Kiaaay Kiasber el Praaklis soV iti» sttu Graes ia&th!p twa years ago atthe |Vaa Goforth had much diSicalty tidpants and spectators, I Is , ftndia* the basket for tie jiti-Citj Thursday night ia the High School gyranawurr., the bas- First Team. Richard Dennis ketball Ian* of this area responded to thi joint appeal of Sum- j ({Hud hlxBsetf jsu&pi&aT i^iim! a mit'* three *ervice dub*. Hawani*. lio** aad Rotaxy, in be- s regular seasoe teaaaaate, Fetrtco, <|^^ half of the Infantile Paralysis Fund. The appeal, taking the : oa a few occatios^- Donald Peter- ris-ky, •ea displayed a splesdid ae&se of form of a double-header involving fou of the outstanding !*••: m m s*» quintets available, was answered wholeheartedly and gen- T^aatr—B. ZrtU: &s- » i Kara . CHy lowfiuq Uoaaf . JR. MS**. erously. . t tWSMl* rchraurjr it *>t**4i*t* "m "«M n« W It baa been our experience that person* who like sports * _.„„__ «r arc persons who have big hearts. We kr|ow there are persons who are grumpy and unreasonable and tight-fisted as all get-; |»j~ II 511 HI B» out, bat they are not sports-addicts. As il matter of fact* they. ****%. Atti=* MMJOC Pwry M. BBaad, cester. is here, sees tassfst «? j CoauastrM • _^_; It 4 are confirmed detractor* of all form* cjf athletics; actually. F ** ball a! ih* ti&n. of P©3io Benefit basketball gsaas ThsszaSay siste at' 'Ssisais Hifh Schaa: between t)eew leaslsaiy aai the Steaa^ AH-, they critkixe and oppose everything ekcept their personal I U Sur Xelts-Mzs, i?oa&sctt£ by the Amerins. Leflas, &taalt Post No. - ta business ol making and hoarding the ihtrkTs good*. They IS j 1S1 Jsspers- are Hs>£app of Drew, left, ssi Refaai£s *f tlu> &£SSEJ.I I. l£f • 1O—S31 J . 4 I C%Je^ sneer at charity, bat usually accept charity before life * span Ali-Surs. The kdt«r xa wiszdsc fT-U, Itas-ded Dwr 2si £rss defeat: TS. • Cantr Ca RBI OUt. - . I ia rise is*rta.—fXri-Oreaty R»seo—hy Srels-J , I Hi UM The personnel of the torn competing Iteam* struck the eye Carters Break 1*1—5BJ Impressively; every player, young, speedy and piak-cheeked, was out there playing hi* best in the h<»pe that by so doing Summit Teams Triumph ar iu he was contributing something to the c^enmon goal of help- 14)00: Two For ing Hie stricken and less fortunate youngsters recover and do In Potto Fund Gomes j fibe same thing some day in the future. I Three femes SaiBEiit's basketball fans coutribiited EStae tfc»yi thiee",. iu us ~m and financially. • Tb* was £ooaed csa hundrevi dollars to the Ipfantile Paralysis Fund os Tfetcre-: The show was a success, eompetiti Ut* Qsjter Psb iSbiJtf Ca. .teaa day night, at lie same tiae watchinf & pair of local teams j -Pa. HS HT Thanks go out to the competing teams, official*, the fan*. TbsnwSay ci«Jit si the 2ist •«*• the service dabs'; s»re impr«ssiw« vkt«ai=es apdim stiff cssapetitka. A KB • the coaches, and all the others who »oa of U» Cl^r BcnrSef Learae. Ho Foci wtiea tb* reQrd a ic:0 City All-Star five, spo&sored by' the Aasericaa' Legioa, • itt: offering for the PoMo Fend as excellent it was. ! .ci 1W-KK&KT 3fi ^ Kews from iis* bi< }ea4TJe trsic - ia tiear atcasd .gaae, tb* cc5y Samrait Post No 13S, asd bossti&g s laeap of WcaM War • OPPORTUNITY FOR DIES ] 5144 ; tag caaps rtauadt es thts. t&ere 1 see of th» *Ttsiis*- aad a raiity.as H reietans. stepped .a pre-TiOT^y uwM-aited Drew Sesai-; . Any youngster, who likes golf and ho has beea woo- aay tiae tMi wasc« ia the jt>op.. B&rv qusntet. €1 to 41, ia tie feature eoatest. aai the i is still om field la wMelt s strike dering what he i* going to do this mz vaaex to earn extra : osa 'be called wttbaot recourse to Summit Catholic Youth Organization toppled a Maplewoodi Bans : a fatl-Cidiax board. money would do well to consider taking job as a caddie at for tbe Outesv, wiaais^ grow AB-Stax cJub, 41 to 2§v in tie pr^imiixary attraction at baaisri far Hat ev«»i»»* wltfc a 623 any ol the dabs ia aad aboat Siaa&if. Btsides learning toore lor aa averaj« of W!X T$$*.at ci the Sususit Higtt gyiDBisiiaji. Now Playing ab&ut the game he like* and being om in tine open, be will Garfisjai woa sooaed grost b«ers. tie epesJi&a' wiiale. wj^i ,' • •' . • far If paiass.. ears good isneey becaase there u a short ige of good caddies witlt a IS# f«e as arerafe t£ 28&X Fercy M. Kasd t&ese Srsn zbe Joel stripe. . mteitkt Sxvka «f S«ecs CSZEMC LES ta a&aost ereay dab in das sectioa. tossed ^a i*l| iatlat» 12Us* air afst ibthe -;- jp^g §»«s i^ytd a )Kf nae a Caddie fees are a skeabJe item in thebudget of any pro-tkr«^ w-.'Ja a' grew* ol tm XMxi hesassrt wita aa rrt-r^t* ae.£ttr of t*» esorv it was a W% . tie sssttss. Ssaiais's rets dressed 119*1 golfer making tht' toisr aad competing in the tourna- a 1MI* . Al Cast rf RCNSSS w*a "t ti|i;j Jeff the' rssre thaa JW SSJE- aee-pmsun is 21 asesejc*. as meats of the PX5-A. sciieduk- This appti* wiih almost equal ms* sewer w.Lh i •»». •»-« TV» v-i^*i«». »>.»*• ••'»<«< awajt <^ ts per seal,' witJe tie O1CHEST1A Qrttct Bides* c««ed 25- a a rri etRphasis to arnatecr players, especially ia these post-war eax7 ka»i» .ia^bcui, t<9&tests. kss ; days when a heary touraaasent schedule ii again in tbeofTing. t*st jssiwiSJTt s^jisny tisros^i tbe £TK ^'iiirtej ssd. e*Hij«»d ia the ^^* rasirsg Dew aed Cttfgets of Otta- «ssfey «ss*t b» wtm\ wt cC li» tmnaf- ia «« ™»ai ( He BeOs of Jockey Hokw lire* •r tie ta»t cwser ft» w%» id' Bafe. iypcjca tht, JSKS: a: #-t ReM Trial Qub Opea starts Use fr*t cssarser dased with ti* !Mare& S*. Tfe» pzt ti* asati iisis »>arQ2Sf a sia 23-20 ».*u weas ta wark s» Spring Triak — HO Cry 1 »oa*i tuLEikp ta t&* E**? wil be \ T&*3» i& tie »e«c»i qser- Tt» publie »i «^ v., 1-. est**r z€ tiw Qluton will be tht focal feist oJ • a*d Raj Wiitttstssd Tr^fey for mgs%» fras ". l\ tiatt Interest for Bird Doc ^^ fcrud*, jiffid large vtfstxiua at JSw: feyte a fea can am* it i» announced fey R B. Wktf»» be 3 c-n. MITCHIlt bead of Summit publicity diwetor 51* Ope* It TO aa aS-Ssmura I»a3e a RO0H The Joekty Hollow FVld Trtai OM? Of*a PVi^i P**a3 pts*i *K« it* sereei baa. f%e iac*j ?e£» Clubs sew field trial * c&sirmaa, «. Tli* naatat swiKM '»tst2^ U jssrtrer*. aarf Carl W. Shattuck of M«mtala wil e«aQBete ia this takm, and his Comaa^t** aa» asd tlw. aoucce the followint «t*k**. r \Kix m, f ar tie W«t The \ Member* Shootist Dof Stake tbt siac Stake, March St.- liaittd t@ U T^Xm m dot*. 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Yvonne De Carlo, Hollywood's "Salome" girl, co-star* with Rod Cameron in Universal1! techni- 1 color classic. Now at the Strand Tlieater, Summit, Thursday, Fri- "SNUFFY * day and Saturday, CLAMS and LCmiTEM ~ LE8 BROWN Ifurb! Schedule Steamed Und«r Vwmmw whose "Band of Renown" is cur- At MofqiM April 4 MANY Wmt m HA POO© MMS JUDY GARLAND an4 JOHN HODIAK rent at Newark's Terrace Room. Jose Iturbt will make his only form the brand-Dew, grand-new love team la M-G-M's new techni- Featured vocalists are Doris Day, metropolitan appearance at the VISIT CHM HAUTIRJL IOUN0I mi M Butch Stone and Jack Haskell. Mosque Theatre, Newark, on color musical-western, The Harvey Girls,'' now on the screen at the IMTHTAINB) IY IHi PIAN040IOVOX. Community iSeater, Morrtstown, for a week. Judy plays a Harvey HO TAX House waitress who reforms Gambler Hodiak with a song! WVCMM m AT it wanatii id! unmn LYRIC THEATRE OfW SUNDAY-t ML BEECHWO0D BOAD SUMMIT ••»•?• Square and Modern Dancing If »L I :J0. Eva. 7:00 Contlnuoui Sat anfi Sun. from Ip. n. mnt

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OtyToblt T. Cuba gave Johnny's same as Ovtr irvtegtM, 52-32 4 10th Annual County State Tourney JVtett.- The Bahusrol T In a preUminary game the Sum- « pro tl baring a fine aeasoa as pro 4 Start* March II mit Independent* upset toe Irving- i BttMnton Touncy of the BavaaBa Country Ctob, S S The second annual city table Game For Summit ton X»d«peodents B-W Saturday 14 shuffleboard two-man team cham- where the course Is crowded with taamtt evening before the Comet's game a. Here March 27-29 pionship conducted by the Summit visitors from the States, it was Oarke, f 1— T. Against Scott on the Y court Clarke, OottenU, Opttaren, t ~ 7 13 , The 10th aanual Union County Board of Recreation will be held Jotaw/s Wth ao*. The othsrs were irtiBla, e n on the two tables at thy Elks Club, Orange Higb^ school will be and Flmla paced the local victors 7 n Chb Badminton CSuuaDlonjhJp, con- at Buffalo, Tampa, Ballair (this 0 i 40 Maple street, Monday, Tuesday, transformed into a hotbed of «M in wiaatag a morkla Open in a triple threat to the tune of I 5 RICH) Tea Tok." ducted bjr (he Vnion County Park and Thursday starting on Monday, scholastic basketball activity la 0 e Tourney) and Quaker Ridge. 49 points. 14 52 Tbe Touof Men's Club won a Commission in cooperation with March 18, through March 28. Last tne State tournament tomorrow 44-10 decision over the Blue Streaks the Summit Board of Recreation year was the first time these night Tomorrow's siate as aa* Wins Benefit championships were conducted nounced by Walter E. Short, Sahirdsv afternoon oa the Y court; will be held at the Summit High however, tbe victory was a moral and they were so popular with the secretary of the New Jersey State From Al-Stars one for the Streaka. Shifting their School gymnasium March 27, 28 men who play this sport that It is Interscholastic Athletic Associa- The General Organization and ». Eliminations start March felt the entry will be much larger tion includes two games la Group An all-start team tram llapl*- guards and forwards, and forming this time. The winners last year J, Section 1 At 7:30 p. nu, Verona trend Community Service Jeaguss) their strategy around Dean Travis, 27 at 7 :SO p. m. If sufficient en- were Walter Dlneen and Jack vu defeated, 41-tt, by th* Sum- lanky center, the Blue's held the tries are received, there will be High, co-champions with Glen Duffy. The runner-up team was of SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL mit Catholic Youth OrsanUaUon Young Men to 10 baskets a quarter Ridge in the Surburban Con- .events in men's doubles, women's Coach E. C, Cornof and Henry quintet J«»t Thursday al*ht at and managed to hit tbe double ference will meet Dover High doubles, mixed doubles, men's no- Monaco.,Any one living or work- 8ummit In m second gun*, a Sum- units scoring bracket for the first school, Morris County dais ing in Summit, New Providence Presents mit all-star aggregatioa van- time la several week*. Both Turley vice doubles, aad women's novice champions. At 8:30, Summit High and New Providence Township or quished Drew, 87-4L and Parkins, Young Men's Club doubles. Entries close at noon on school, runners-up in the Surbur- played in the City League, 31 years high acorera, were held to a basket March 22 with George T. Cronn, ban Conference will play Clifford A benefit for the Much of of age and over is eligible to play Dimes, ,the gam* attracted enougti apiece, Hinoman, Travis and Scott High school of East Oranget Staar all slipped a field goal each assistant tuperlntetrdent of Rec- in this tournament; Entries close fast to contribute more than WOO reation, The Union County Park on Wednesday, March 13 with Tomorrow night's match will for the anti-infantile paralysis* through the hoops. Stretch Wil- liamson, Young Men's center, paid Commission, EU*abeth, The Harlan Kennedy at the Field mark the first time Summit has land. House; Bob Reynolds at Root's played Scott this season in basket- Stsmlt AU-mmtt <«T) off with a top score of nine points. matches are open only to resi- Blat Strata Men's Shop or Gene Daly at The ball, although the East Orange Tall Dark\Handsome OF. Pt*. Q r dents of Union County. Summit Herald. Entry blanks may cagers have appeared on the Sum' R. Maroney, f. t . o I farrottaTwill, f, 1 -....., 1 In last year's tournament, two be procured at these three places mit schedule in previous years. Scer, f. i flintitnin, t . I Summit men, Al Baker and Rudd and also at the YMCA, American Scott has posted two wins each 5r««nrr»vt, £ „_ Trmvli, c ._~™~—... 1 WRITTEN AND PRODUCED Xternola*, c. S Canfleld. g 0 Crawford won the men's double Legion home and Elks dub. over Glen Ridge and Verona. Sum- Taul, c. ,.._„ a g „„...,„.„.„..„,.. 1 championship for the second mit lost two to the Rldgers and -V. Moroney, s. straight year. It is expected this (JUnopouloj. g. 10 split two against Verona. Teats Xta't Clek pair will, defend their title this HIP City Club Brenn, g : In preparation for tomorrow's • - G v JPfcn, g. - if Button f . i ™— ..~-_ 3 a year. Also in laat year's tourna- Continut* In Central tilt, Summit had a practice game Turley. r 1 0 ment, another Summit couple, j Totals „ _„..„, .._ ti Corcoran, f . - — * ft here Tuesday against Rosclle MERLIN S- TEMPLE Dr»w IktMlaary (41) Hackert, f ; , % 0 Homer Lowenberg and Ed Wright Jtnty Competition Park. O. F. Pta. Williamson, o ^., 4 i defeated Jack Gude and W. T, The Hill City Hl-Y basketball 1 i Hacclton, c J 9 oa», f. ~ IZZZZZZZ 2 • Parkin*, g 1 0 Richmond, likewise of Summit, for squad swept *1l6wn oa the New Fifth Hok-in-On. , t ft 3 1 the men's novice doubles cham- Brunswick court Saturday after- Wall, f. 0 a Jlod.Hpp, C. • 19 TolaJs » ., 21 1 41 pionship. They, too, are expected noon to take their second victory For "Charity" Fam« Shepherd, f. _ 1 > to defend their crown. from Perth Araboy 30-16 In the Evening Performances (8:00 p.m.) Johnion, f._ » e In a Senior League basketball Johnny Farrell of Baltusrol, for- game Saturday at the Central Central Jersey Hl-Y Invitation mer national open champion, had Totals _,....._ . tl It « Suitable awards will be given. Scora by periods: YMCA, the Charlea R. 8cott Hl-Y the winners and runnera-up in Competition. The Summit sopho- another thrill In his long golfing, Summit AH-Stara It XI IS 11—4? defeated the Pole Cats, 38-33. more* have been Instrumental in career recently when he dropped a »r#w Seminary 10 11 11 •—41 each event Players will furnish Referees: Fries. Coffee. Scorer; The Beotts, who started the game three new Blue Goose, R.SX. or the elimination of both Perth Am- hole-in-one in Cuba. The 155-yard FRIDAY, MARCH 15 ashman. Timer: Kennedy. with only live men, fought off a aldin^ Top Flight Birds for boy and Plarnfteld. Of the eight- shot with a No. 6 iron rated "the teams starting the double elimina- Sanimlt C.T.O. (11) Pole Cat drive and; held their 10 each match. The winner will re- headlines, but a slight mistake C. "F. point lead until the laat minute of tain the new ones and the loser, tion competition. Summit la one of « play when the Cats drew up two four left After having lost their Xom, f. j 0 2 the used ones. Trloioltming, .f . f. . ••- __, _ i 0 3 baskets and cut the Hl-Y'a lead to entrance hid for fame quite de- SATURDAY, AAARCH 16 f runo, t. . ___ IS. five tallies. The final whistle sound- Sanctioned by tha N. J, Bad- cidedly, the local team has made ELECTRICAL • minton Association, American Xarla. t. _ 4 ed as the Scotts led by five counts. their weight count in two succes- X. Gaffjiey, c. •-,••• Badminton rules will govern all APPLIANCES Parrotte, c. 4 Pott with 10 points and Croyder sive decisions. Although the week'e B. Gaffn*y, g. • ,. . 3 with 18 made the difference play. Winners of the beat two out figures in the tournament were not Oerity, r. —.. 3 of three matches will decide the Jlaikowskl, g. 3 throughout the game. out as thl* goes to press, four Hill REPAIRED Matinee (2:00 p.m.) ftcvtt HI T winner of all matches. Contestants City boys had made the top eight ToUls „ II t 41 will be defaulted if not ready for Xasltweoe a art scorers; Phil Trowbridge, Paul • Water Heaters O. F. Pta. play 10 minutes after the ached' Dlatohe, William Alberts and David S. McMulltn. t . 1 3teeb»r, f .„.._ 19 4 t Washer. • Ironer. He*dl«y. f. 4 Croyder, f -.— I 2 IS uled hour. No postponements will Hinman. The Hl-Y five will jour- • Eleetrle Ranges SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1946 J. McMullen. f. 0 Pott c S 0 10 be permitted if they Interfere with ney to New Brunswick Saturday Johnson, c. _ 1 icott, t' 1.1. 2 2 8 • Etc 1* Frank, t> 1 Totali 4 II the progress of the tournament. for their fourth encounter of the U!Masco, g, „., „:,,,„,..,,.,.... 3 Hollliter, g ~— 9 0 0 Any person not having won a first current season's series. T Phone MO. 4-0287 W. rraafc, g. _ l tfoU Cats G F or second place in a municipal, CAST OF 90 TICKETS Keller, f 3 « 8 Totals It Crowe, t _..™~.-—_ 4 10 county, state, district or national 1 !• 2 12 7Hi Gradtn Again $1.00, .75, .50 floor* by periods: Plektrt, o ~~ S tournament, is eligible for the no- RESERVED SEATS lamralt C.T.C. — U I t 13-41 Wrodard, g 0 2 The Intermediate boys played GRIER (tax Udaded) All-Sura. « 3 14 t—lS liens, f 0 0 0 vice event Persons eligible may Thole, g ...... 0 0 host to the Central High 7th grade REPAIR SERVICE Cronln, 1 I compete in both the championship on the Y court Tuesday afternoon and novice events. . Glenn 1* Grier, Prop. TotsJi 13 IS for the second time this season and Shuffleboard Entrants will have to sign the for the second time the Intermedi- Mrawtr npeitMM wtt* the Tickets On Sale In High School Office Madison Girls Tak« following waiver: ates lost to the 7th graders 24-7. 4tn*r rower a UsM Ce. "In consideration of your ac- The score was not as large is in NEW VEBNON, N. 4. Crown to Firemen M«MBm* off Summit the first encounter, Sunny Denis, cepting this entry, I hereby for representing the 7th grade was held In Two Cat]* Ganwi my heirs, executors and adminis- down from his previous 20 points; Over Legion, 6-4 The girls* Junior and senior class trators waive and release all rights basketball ttame at Summit High however, he did manage to break With Chltf Thomas J. Hurray and claims for damages I may 10 tallies and become high scorer as anchor roan, the firemen edged Sohooi were hosts Monday after- have against the committee in noon to kindred teams from Madi- of both teams for the game. ' the American Legion, e-4, Febru- charge, the Summit Board of Intermediate AH start ary 29, for the title In the City son High School. Summit's jeniors Education, their agents, repre- made a conteat of it In the opening O. F. T. Suffleboard League which is spon- sentatives, and ssilgni, for any Klmber, f „ „ o 0 0 • MEMO TO ADVERTISERS match holding the Rose City girls and all Injuries suffered by me in Pcndergast, t _ 8 0 sored by the Board of Recreation. Zottl, B, f 0 0 Held in the Elki Club in Maple) to a 87-33 victory. In the nightcap, said tournament," Zottl, Ii, e ..«».., 3 Summit's juniors proved no match street, the above match concluded Entry blanks) may also be ob- Bcardiatl, g 0 for the Morris County girls, who Swlck, g the second annual eeason of the tained from Harlan S. Kennedy, romped at will to post a 23-4 vic- league. director of the Board of Recrea- Totals „ .... t Going into the ninth match, the tory. Ctatral Itfe trade All Stars ,..19 tion, at the Field House. O. F. T. score was tied at four all with madtton slrla tak« , Minmit Mcalort (II) Entries close on Wednesday Dastl. f „ 4 0 1 Chief Murray on the lint against p March 13. Entry blanks' may be se- Peterson, t «... 2 0 Colanftlo, f —— 1 r. ( Denln K --i-ii iii. -i•-• 6 10 Bailer of the Legion. The Chief 0 1 cured at the following placet. Sum' MucHale, "g ' 1 0 2 Fac«hlncl, f _ ». _ i came through with an easy 13-7 1 3 mit Herald, Field Mouse, Y.M.C.A., McJCslr, g 0 0 0 4 g Win, leading all the way. Pagllarl. Clrctllo, f . ~ 3 o 8 Elks Club, American Legion Home Totals ., „ 12 24 doted out for the Firemen in Pryc*, c -._»._„— 3 3 9 Root's Men's Shop. Anyone wishing convincing fashion, disposing of 0 0 0 I>«KOMI, g 0 tl 0 to enter and not having a part- Itofoslan, 22-1. Other results: Farrttl, g 0 0 OTHER SPORTS 0 0 ner notify the committee and they O. Twill (L) 13, McCue fF) T; J. Bird, i ... 0 will try and secure a partner. Get Twill (L) 10, Dooley (E) 8; Pagtlarl Totali 14 ii your entry In early. ON PAGE 24 r (SJI i«; Papio Bam, t IS l»l 8; Scully 19, Martini .,»,... ieations for pro-marksmen lr» th« How*, ff „..„. I calls on your best customers and pros- paper and other essential information Hatlona! Rifle Association of Amer- Totata „„._.-_ II st TELEPHONE ica. 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At A MIAMI Of THi SUMMIT HUMP, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, !•" tt ChrUtianScience Lecture Given in High School Auditorium Father-Mother infinite in it* revelation and uni- Prayer is that intelligent, Among human beings, a great Love's eternal ex- versal in its application. to b* called the Church of Christ, with th* result that aa iron «•» sick through Christiaaly scientific tive state of thought or conscious- deal of business is carried on Scientist, the first such church tMakint, or through that prayer pression of Itself. To human sense An understanding heart is the ness which knows God's law, and bead wa* mad* to float on ih* we may seem to arise and go to through borrowing and lending. ever organised" (Retrospection water. Mrs. Eddy t*U* us ia th* which att.-Ibute* t© Mind, God, all kingdom of God, where divine demonstrates His will. Prayers In God's business is carried on the Father, but, actually, th* .truth Love reigns. Understanding is not and Introspection, p. 44). This Christian Science textbook (fw power-Mrs. Eddy aayt (ibid, p, Christian Science do not transfer through the reflection or giving Mind-bsaling, or God-healing, re- ttf. Love's statement 1* always the brain or of the in- thought from one person, or from 514): "Understandina; UM control U3), "The earnest student of this present, "Son, thou art ever with forth of divin* Love. The sun's sults from a scientific understand- hook, UBdemuidi&g it, demon- tellect, for without love under- one mind, to another. They are which Lov* held over all, DanWl me, and all that I have is thine." rays borrow their light from the ing of that part of th* .Lord's felt aaf* in th* lions' 4*n, to* strates in come degree the truth standing is impossible. When we simply the knowing and demon- The oneness of God and man i* sun, and they have nothing of Prayer, "Lead us not into tempta- Paul proved the viper to b* harm-, of its statements, and knows that pray, "Thy kingdom com*," and stration of Truth, of God's loving not the unity of two, but the wi- their own apart from the tun. So, tion, but deliver us from evil," bus. AU of God's creature*, mov- tectur* un- it contains a Science which is undenrtandlngly use its spiritual wilL Hi« will enforce* itself as as Mrs. Eddy tells us in the'Cbria- n**s of the lnfinit* On*, of interpretation given by Mrs. Ed- the spiritual meaning of which ing in th* harmony of Scisne*, ausficas of Flr*t Church demonstrate* when understood, -Into, and it* idea. law, as the law which moves and tias Sciene* textbook (p. (li), th* is given by Mm. JCddy in tb* fol- dy, "Thy kingdom t* come: Thou hold* all creation In perfect har- ar* banal***, useful, Scientist, Summit, was and which is fuUy understood divin* Mind subdivides and ra- lowing worda (Selene* and Health, tlbl*" Th* scientific Divin* fatherhood and mother, art ever-present" (Science and mony. - The divine will is effort- diates the borrowed light or in- tb* High School Audi- when demonstrated.'* She state* hood mean Love expressing itself p. 17): "God l«*4etli us net into ing Imparted by Christian that in writing this book she "was Health, p. M), our prayer is an- less, restful, and Inexhaustible. It telligence of its Ideas. AU that oa Tuesday •vening, March to and through its offspring, its swered in the assurance, under- temptation, but dsliverttlt as treat enables its students to prov*. tni lecturer wa* Mrs. Mar- only a scribe echoing the har- has the quiet permanence of Truth these ideas borrow 1* given forth sin, disease, and death." hildren, its ideas. In this loving standing, and love that fill our and rests on the sure foundation the d*gr*e they understand aadr Matters, C. S. B, of New monies of heaven in divine meta- In reflection. This borrowing doe* relationship of parent and child hearts and that reveal to us, and of divine Principle. When we Th* uas*lf«d love and the uni- uttiix* this Science, that th***) _ City, a member of the Board physics" (ibid, p. US). not impoverish, or limit on*. It i* the parent always supports its through us, God's presence. The pray, "Thy will be done in earth, venallty presented in the Lord's •am* demonstration* ar* possible Many ceekers came to her to only when we borrow fear, hate, Lectureship of Th* Mother ffsprlng. Our Father - Mother verb "to come" means "to ap- as it is in heaven," and use the Prayer are mad* evident through today through that prayer which;] Omrcv The First Church of learn better how to use the Sci- resentment, or any other evil that rejoices in th* fact that "Thin* God holds us forever u His own, pear." God's kingdom does appear spiritual interpretation of this as we are destitute and in debt. Love the desire it expresses for bless- Scientist, In Boston, Mas- ence stated in her book. And so and man's eternal unity with through Christian Science, which given by Mrs. Eddy, namely, "En- ings, guidance, and deliverance to Is th* kingdom, and th* pow«r, she began teaching them. A* owes nothing, for It gives all The and tb* glory, forever." Him can never be disrupted; Dis- reveals Truth and Love as ever able us to know, a* In heaven, to reason for the debts of individuals be bestowed on u* all a* a whole, lecturer was introduced by their numbers grew, she was im- ordant world conditions will be present, and error and fear as on earth, God is omnipotent, su- not on you or me singly. Its open- pelled to found and organize a and nations Is laok of love, which In God* kingdom, is th* uni- _ Norman 8. Baer of Short overcome by praying, "Our Father never present preme" (Science and Health, p. means lack of the understanding Ing words, "Our Father," establish verse of spiritual idea* an4 Hills, First Reader of the Summit church. She became the pastor of which art in heaven, Our Father- 17), we are desiring to know that this universality, for they bring this church, and during her pas- Jesus told us that this kingdom of man's perfection and complete- thought*, all creation rtcogaiss* (church, who said: Mother God, ail-harmonious." the harmony and health of Love, instantly to thought that we are the reign of Mind, th* power of torate the church membership could not be perceived or observed nej*. What another owes us, as The member* of First Church the joy of Soul, the peace of Mind, well as what we ow« him, I* love, brethren, the offspring of on* Truth, the glory of divin* Lov*> greatly increased, but she In reply to the question, "Is with the material senses, and that of Christ. Scientist, in Summit, are says it could not be described as having and the perfection of Principle, understanding, patience, tender- common parent, God; that we all Everything In God'*) universe fct that -ita spiritual growth here more than one God or Prin- to welcome you this eve- kept any physical or geographical loca- which constitute His will, have all- ness, honesty, and good will. If have the same perfect origin, the glorifying Him through th* radi-- happy pace with it* increasing popu Iple?" Mrs: Eddy answers: "There ning. is not. Principle and its idea is tion, but that it was within us power or are supreme in our con- he seems, or we seem, not to be same infinite heritage of good, ant reflection of His) natur*, and larity* (Retrospection and Intro- health, and opportunity for prog- "The presentation of a lecture on one, and this one is God, omnl- (see Luke 17:20, 21), which must sciousness here and now. Christian meeting the obligation, we must through magnifying divin* Mind spection, p. 44). She later ordained ress, • the came endowments and Christian Science is always a joy- otent, omniscient, and omnipres- mean within our thinking or Science shows that there is only deny such evidence and recognise a* all. Th* .Jungle*, th* d***tt the Bible and the Christian Sci- possibilities for accomplishment, ful occasion for it affords the ent Being, and His reflection is consciousness, within our ability one will, God's will. This means that "Love 1» reflected In love," places, stormy, treacherous *«•*, ence textbook to be its Pastor. that there t* only good will or be- became we are all created for the opportunity to share with ethers man and the universe" (Science to grasp with intelligence, with beholding right where this debt 1 polar cold, and equatorial h*at but As this Church of Christ, Sci- love, with power, and within our nevolence. From this premise we or lack of love may seem to be the same purpose, namely, to glorify express the barrenness, th* t*sa> the biasings and Joys which come entist, developed, a Metaphysical md Health, p. 465). When In hu- God. man experience w* face the be- ability to prove. Wherever man are forced to deduce that there ia very presence of divine Love pour- pestuou* conflicting croa*curr*at», through the understanding of God CoUege and a Publishing Society no evil, hateful, vicious will or liefs called opposing persons, na- is, there U the kingdom of God, Ing forth its lov* "upon. u*. We That institution which afford* th* lifeless extremss, to* dwtxuo- nan a* taught In Christian were added to its activities. Many malevolence. This understanding itence. tlona, races, let us rise and go th* reign of Life, Truth, and Love must "be dead indeed unto eln," th* greatest opportunity for ex- tive, siarrng beat, th* tangled the- who had been blessed by the will bring to us th* manifestation ories of a kingdom divided against Mary Baker Eddy, th* Discov- o the Father, divine Mind, and expressed. When this truth is as- as Paul puts It In his tetter to pressing thi* universality, thi* healing power of this great move- of this omnipresence of divine the Romans, which means that itself, which cannot stand b*c*us* erer and Founder of Christian Sci- behold the man of God's creating cepted or realised by a human be- harmonious relationship of the ment, but who understood little of ing, God's kingdom ha* come to Love, and we shall find ourselves we must not respond to this false tt does not express tb* fact th-*i tnce has stated in our text book, ovlng us. Let us not feed on sons or offspring of God, and for its Science, joined its ranks. Mrs. him right where he ia — right loved on earth even as we are appearance of debt or lack of proving that w* all have one Mind, "Thin* I* the kingdom, and th* •Science and Health with Key to the husks of false belief* that 1 Eddys wise counsel and guidance, where he is thinking. in heaven. Love'* presence. The only way to on* Principle, on* purpose, and power, and th* glory, fowvsr." a the Scripture*', 'Christian Science based on the leadings of divine there are opposing races, nations, persons, and creeds, but let us The belief that we ar* praying cancel a debt of lov* owed to us, that w* ar* moving forward to- prayer which has b**n *pirttuaJJy takes naught from the perfection Mind, God, whom she sought in Our Dally Bread interpreted by Mrs. Eddy with th* know one CSod, one universe, one for a future state of heaven, or or one that we owe, 1* by behold- gether, going the one way of of God, but it ascribes to Him the prayer, were necessary at this That which really sustains, com- ing a supply of love where this word* (Science and Health, p. 17): ace, lovely, loving, lovable, and hoping for God'* future reign, is Truth, is th* church. When Mrs. entire glory* (p.292). She also juncture, and thus she became forts, encourages, strengthens, and lack or debt seems to be. Without "For Clod I* Infinite, all-power, all greatly beloved of the Father, and completely dispelled by the spir- Eddy founded th* Christian Sci- hi* said, *W* *r* Christian Sci- the- Leader of the Christian Sci- nourishes us is divine,Love. It is love In our Own hearts, we are Life, Truth, Love, over all, a*4 recognize that every' concept of itual Interpretation of the line, ence church she* mad* clear the entists, only as we quit our reli- ence movement. love which our Father - Mother unable to see others as loving. All.* divine Mind is God revealing Him- "Thy kingdom come," namely, way* and means whereby all man- ance upon that which is false and gives us as our daily bread. Are Love alone Is conscious of love. kind could be most benefited by Humanly A was impossible for self, expressing Himself, bring- "Thy kingdom is come; Thou art Human beings who ar* wrestling [pup the true' (p. 1M>. we really eating, taking into our Man, the likeness of divine Love, her discovery of Christian Science, one person to accomplish in a life- ng forth His own nature, being, ever-present." Thus, thi* prayer with the natur* of th* carnal mind p "The Bible is replete with in- consciousness, and expressing by gives forth or reflects Love; he and whereby all could be led of time all that Mrs. Eddy accom- Individuality, and law. Mrs. Eddy becomes one of realization as well will be saved from it* afflictions, itances of the healing of sick- our actions this changeless, ever- never owes it God, not into temptation but deliv- plished, but she gave proof that writes of this oneness and unity as one of desire. Think what It destructive laws, and disastrous ness, sin, disease, death, fear, lack, patient, ever-present love of our ered from *vil, from «ln, disease, the humanly impossible can be in a beautiful poem entitled "The means to know that God, Love, experiences a* they pray, "For limitation, sorrow and many other Father-Mother God? If so, we are Sometimes we use the expres- and death. Our prayerful desire made •possible through prayer to Life, Truth, IB ever present! In Thine Is the kingdom," in other , troublesome and inharmonious New Century," one verse of which sion, You owe It to yourself to be to follow the leadings of divine God When on May 21st, 1894, the business, in the home, in social partaking of the bread for which words, to good, to divin* Mind, conditions thereby proving and reads (Poems, p. 22): more loving, or more principled, or Love and demonstrate the govern- cornerstone of The First Church life, on the battlefield, and in we ask when we pray, "Give us to Principle, and not to persons, demonstrating what' th* correct Tia writ on earth, on leaf and a better man. As a matter of fact, ment j>f God finds fulfillment in of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, wae church activities this truth utilised this day our dally bread." In this belong all government and author-) understanding of God and man — flower: » we always owe it to ourselves to the Church of Christ, Scientist, laid, the Discoverer and Founder protects us from the belief that prayer we are asking God to give Ity; Thine la the power—to divin* the man made in God's image and Love hath one race, one realm, express perfect Love, for we owe which stands a* a beacon light of Christian Science, the beloved confusion, lack, fear, danger, dis- us something. That which is given Lif* and to Truth belong domin- likeness —• will do for man. As one power. it to our God, our true being or to th* nation* of the World. This Leader of thousands who had been 1 cord, envy, hatred, and dissension to us* which we have not earned, ion and strength Invincible; Thin* we 'quit our reliance upon that Dear God! how great, how good selfhood, to express all of Love's "Mind-healing church" affords op- blessed by her glorious work, said reign, have a kingdom, or are any- or may not deserve, Is designated is the glory—to Soul, to divin* which ia false and grasp the true" Thou art qualities. Then if there is lack of portunity to be led and governed, to her followers (Miscellaneous where present. as "grace" in the Bible. We would Lov*, belong the radiance, pral**, and apply this understanding of To heal humanity'* sore heart; 'love in our thoughts, made mani- not by personalities nor by fallible Writings, p. 144), "Today I pray not expect the sun to give us of and beauty of being. A* w* pray God and man as unfolded by To probe the wound, then pour Christian Science shows that a fest through resentment, fear, Im- human theories and doctrines, but that divine Love, the life-giving its warmth merely because we de- thus, th* natur* of God's kingdom Christian Science we, too, can mortal, whose being is a material patience, discouragement, discord, by the exact, scientific, universal Principle of Christianity, shall the balm— sire warmth, but because we know will b*- revealed to us, and th* experience here and now, this very mentality and whose body is a or sorrow, we owe it to our God, leadings of divine Principle, Love, speedily wake the long night of A life perfected, strong and that it ie the nature of the sun consciousness of MM. Eddy** our freedom from dis- physical structure, could not pos- ourselves, and our fellow man to which deliver* from evil, from sin, evening materialism, and the universal calm. to give of itself. And so we turn beautiful description of God's cordant condition* which may The dark domain of pain and sin sibly be man, who, according to the express understanding, patience, disease, and death. dawn shall break upon the spire Bible, is the image and likeness of to God, divine Love, In this pray- nature will fill our thought 8b* teem «o real" Surrenders—Love doth enter in, er, expecting Him' to Impart His harmony, courage, and Joy—those of this temple." God. In order to describe man as qualities of love that will cancel God's Kingdom, Power, and Glory write* (Selene* and Health, p. The lecturer spoke substantially And peace is won, and lost is nature, His supporting, sustaining, God's Image and likeness, Mrs. our debt to Love, and Love's Idea, 2*0): "Natur* voices natural, spir- u follows: The Prayer That Meet* vice: nourishing love to us. Christian If one were to judge God's king- itual law and divin* Lov*, but Eddy has used the word "reflec- man. dom from what is evidenced by A discovery implies the unveil- Human Meeds Right reigns, and blood was not tion." We know the character of Science shows that we receive human belief misinterprets na- ing of something which already ex- Since the dawn of history prayer its price." this love by reflecting it, even as In Christian Science we owe it the animal, vegetable, and mineral ture. Arctic regions, sunny tropics, the original when we see Its re- kingdoms, one would lay that it ists. Small incidents may reveal has been humanity's common Hallowing God's Name flection, just as we know some- the sun's rays receive the sun by to divine Principle to be prin- giant hills, winged winds, mighty [to the thinker hitherto unknown mode and method of communing Th* next line of that prayer reflecting or giving forth its light. cipled; to divine Truth to be truth- was Indeed a kingdom divided billow*, verdant* vales, festiv* thing of the sun's nature when agalnit itself, for th* good, th* law. Sometime* discoveries are with its varied concepts of a high- which meets every human need, Mrs. Eddy In her interpretation ful; to divine Mind to be intelli- flowers* and glorious heaven*. *O we see the rays that reflect it. beautiful, and the strong ex- made through study and research, { er power. The noblest and most 'Hallowed be Thy name," has When we know the nature of God, of this part of the Lord's Prayer, gent; to divine Life to live; and point to Mind, the spiritual in- or experimentation may bring to comprehensive prayer ever given "Give us this day our daily bread," to divine Love to be loving. And pressed In these thre* kingdom* Is telligence they reflect" been interpreted by Mr*. Eddy we see man; and when we see often outweighed and thwarted by light facts that have always ex- mankind was uttered by Jesu* and uses the word "grace" In the fol- what we owe to'God we moat cer- with two words, "Adorable One" man, we know God, man's origin. the ferocious, poisonous, destruc- isted but of which mankind has is generally known as the Lord's (Science and Health, p. 16). God's As God cannot be seen with the lowing manner (Science and tainly owe to man, who expresses No matter what your problem* been ignorant. The discovery of Prayer. Mrs. Eddy characterises God. In Christian Science the tive, and mutable. Th* only tru* may be. nor how Incurable your name or nature Is One—adorable physical senses but with Intelli- Health, p. 17): "Give us grace for nature that exists is God's nature Christian Science came about it as the "prayer which covers way to meet our obligation* and sickness may seem, nor how tragic one Spirit, adorable one Mind, gence, love, purity, and joy, so today; feed the famished affec- and It is good, Immutable, and through prayer — not through that all human needs** (Science and adorable one Soul, adorable one man, God's reflection or expres- tions." And she further states in to pay our debts is so simple that your grief may appear, you will prayer which Is supplication or en- we may have overlooked It. It eternal, expressing God's power find that God will bantah all diffi- Health, p. 16); and she continues, Principle, adorable one Life, one sion of Himself, can be aeen only our textbook (p. 4) "What we moat and radiating His glory, Jesus had treaty, but through the prayer "Only as we rise above all ma- Truth, one Love. That which is with these spiritual qualities. The need la the prayer of fervent de- can be summed up in two words: culties if you but turn to Him which the Discoverer and Founder Love more. that spiritual understanding of through the Lord's Prayer, *e*k- terial eensuousneaa and sin, can hallowed is made holy, blessed, morning light may seem to come, sire for growth In grace, expressed God's glorious nature which en- of Christian Science, Mary Baker Ing a greater understanding of It* we reach the heaven-born aspira- consecrated, and according to the but actually, it is always present in patience, meekness, love, and The Bible tells us, "Perfect love abled him to still th* storm, th* Eddy, describes (No and Yet, P- power, striving for a clearer per- tion and spiritual consciousness, dictionary, the word "adorable" al- and the earth but turns towards good deeds." The grace of divine casteth out fear," Then fear is the expression of the disturbed, fear- 3»> as making "new and scien- which ia indicated in the Lord's it, and mortals waken to its pres- Love satisfies every longing, belief in this absence of Love and ception of th* healing in it* wing*, so means deserving to be wor- ful, destructive nature of th* car- reaching out for a larger demon- tific discoveries of' God, of His Prayer and which instantaneous- shipped, worthy of divine honors, ence. In Christian Science, the quiets every fear, enables us to Is destroyed by the realization of nal mind. Ellsha perceived God's goodness and power. It shows us ly heals the sick." In this prayer coming of the light which reveals stration of the lov* it radtsH**, worthy of intense regard and love, see through the mists of terrify- Love's presence and by expressing power so clearly that he was able giving God th* glory for th* won- more clearly than we saw before, the first step necessary in order the true nature of God and of man, love. Fear believes Love to be ab- or fervent devotion. These two ing, destructive human conditions, to nullify the effects of pdYionou* derful works which must Inevi- what we already have and are; to "rise shove all material sen- and the waking of mortals to this sent by believing that something wordi "Adorable One" express our and behold the light of Truth, herbs, and to overthrow the law tably remit from such prayer. *nd moat of all, it show* us what suomneas and sin** Is to recog- light or understanding of Truth cruel, harmful, or hateful Is pres- praise and recognition of God's which reveals the ever-presence of material gravitation downward "For Thin* I* the kingdom, and God is," It was through loving, Is the appearing in human con- ent. nise oar oneness with God, which sacred, holy, pure nature, as well of God. In another of her books, through demonstrating the gravi- th* power, and the glory, forever." intelligent, logical thinking about we do when we pray. "Our Father as our devotion and consecration sciousness of the Christ light — "Christian Science versus Panthe- One of the loveliest Illustration* tation of divine law Spirit ward, God and man that Mrs. Eddy dis- which art in heaven." In the to all that is spiritual, good, and the light which has been forever ism," Mrs. Eddy defines "grace" of the fact that the expressing of —Adv. covered Christian Science, and this Christian Science textbook this is true. Mrs. Eddy tells us (Miscel- present. as "the effect of God understood" love forgives or destroys lack Is In Kttntlfic thinking was prayer. spiritually interpreted by Mrs. Ed- lany, p. 326), "Beloved students, (p. 10). the Biblical story of the widow or It was Jesus' awareness of, or dy in the** words: "Our Fatfter- in this you learn to hallow His Jesus said, "Take therefor* no Zarephath, who believed that all Her prayers consisted not only awakeness to, this light of Truth, Bfotfcer CM, al - karnwnJeo*" thought for th* morrow: for the she possessed wa* a handful of In scientifically understanding the name, even as you valu* Ills all- to the Christ, which revealed the THE ACTUAL SCIENCE (IMA, n» If). morrow shall take thought for the meal and a crus» of oil, which ah* truth about God and man, but in power, all-presence, alt-Science, perfect nature of God and man, things of itself." This counsel. If expected to use for herself and h#r Proving or demonstrating this In Jesus' parable of the prodigal and depend on Him for your ex- and Jesus' proof of the ever- followed, would overcome the eon and then give up and die. truth. She tell* u* in the •on we find that when be came to istence." It I* divine Love that presence of Truth that enabled OF PRAYER greatest fear that besets man- When Elijah came, guided by that Christian Science textbook himself,"* to an understanding of enables us to glimpse the purity, him to approximate humanly the kind, namely, fear of the future. Love which know* no lack and •nee and Health with Key to the hh perfect spiritual nature as the Infinitude, omnipotence, and glory perfect man, and prove that man THAT PRAYER—for gaiety, health, ut«ful- Fear of lack, fear of sickness, fear which casts out fear, he asked Seripturei, p. l«): The highest •on of God, he then rose above of th* divine name or nature, and Is th« Individual consciousness, neM, happy relationships, progre«t, «ati«f action, or of old age,.fear of death, are al- her to give him a morsel of bread. prayer is not one of faith merely; material iwnstHKHnesa and sin and thus adore Him. the kingdom where God alone any other legitimate achievement or condition—can it ii demonstration, Such prayer went to bis Father. This lllu*. ways fears that d«al with the By BO doing he was really asking The acknowledgment that God's reign*. This so allied him with her to express her supply of lov*. be a scientific ai well ai a religious experience, and h«*l* (ickness, and moat destroy trates how we should rise above future, and these feansjare a de- nature Is also the nature of His the Christ that he was known as Rut nhe, moved by the evidence therefore unfailing in its result*, in clearly shown in •in and death." The full burden material ncnsuotMtneftji and sin and nial of the •ver-presence- of God. creation, man and the universe, Chrtet Jeaus. of Isck bftfore her mn»m, told Christian Science. go to God, which w# di> when we Jesus' teachings and his work* <* proof that her discovery was leads us to deny that we have a The way that God comes to the him that thi* wai Impoaslble, So Kientiric, and that it healed the undetwtandingiy pray. Our Father show us that God supplies ua nature that Is gross, petty, weak, flesh Is through the revelation of daily. Quite evidently h« did not he MMtired her that her expression Through growing understanding of such •lek, rested on her, the Discoverer. which art In h**ven" The true unhappy, and discordant. Becatmn HI* glorloua, perfect, loving nature of love, through sharing, would prayer, or treatment, increasing numbers of Christ* In an article entitled "To the Chris- and ettty Mlfhood of all creation worry about his taxes, nor try to there Is only one adorable name or and of His uninterrupted and evade them. He paid them H# not deprive her but that, on th* Utn World,- she write* of this Is ©ur F*th*r - lloth#r Oo4, »o fan Scientist* in many countries are proving Ha nature, there can be no sensual ever-present government of man- looked to Mind, Ood, not to monty, contrary, her supply would nev«r proving time at follows (The First that whenever *• come to our. value and thus are teeing the fulfillment of the nature, no obstinate nature, no through th« appearing of th* fact to do this, fen* h« livid hi* pr«y> WSM«, HI* word* w*r»: "Fear not; Scriptural assurance, "Ask, and ye shall receive, Q of Christ, SdMiti**, an4 selves,, to »wr tru* selfhood, we temperamental natur*. If we that His kingdom l« comb, that #r, "Glv» us this day our daily ... but mak« m« M>«r*of a Mttl* , pp. 10s, 10§H "After «y ftnd our*«tvMi at r*<\ .t9ht to th* Wtn4. hnt- «**y it. Your true n*m# *r na- Illi |ov». Thlg ia Ood's gr*a», and <-t>Mt#l*Mly nf dl lnt trove's ih# flnt rl»«pl«r a* fitoft will I* His law of Ufa and ture ran never h# perverted, mil* !*»vt, atsd this law In It* »ra- thug w* ar* fid by L#v« with th# READING RQOM the trw* mnm *f r*pr*a«iit««, mm f*t#*ly InfltittietA, br#«d of Truth Chri«U*n H*i*nc« •r«inilng our haw AH ttltlM*t#ly 4Mtr*yi lt**Kj er tt t*tlng, mn4 f«l!w tn*n. Th* b#«ut»f» ttt*t thmi ahull Mill m« bihr ~ Ittiftl Intorprntatlim «f thla which m#«n« hwstwnd 1 1mm gav* m whahtt we Harmful, *n«i which m*r I*M J *" if f«tl th* tjftrd'n Pt9.fr, for It l« nrhtl \* rallM " (ffplfffi** «n«|H«t front twn J*tiw i m ! III* of £**%%, wart, rftlsmit'M, ««•«•)• MMMMtlnjf 'nfl4 *«» hnv*" *Hpflft*f ttt* Maehlae 1 welcome. Antiques purchased. Call Service; seek additional cllcata. _ STORAGE CO. Ma. 2-48S8; NUjfcts. AN EXCELLENT VALUE "Horn* of THt Conmar Major Zipptr" ' Essex J-«8». ~: Or. 8-4TSM). ALMA I. XHLLJNGIIAMV Burgesoer * Asswetates, t» Ltacola 1SS Tremoat St. (4 doora from So. HAS JOBS FOR Park Newark. Ffcos* Market S* CAKKKUL, RELIABLE SERVICE Onter St. Orange.) from la Storage, M«via« F*eW«f *«* ADVERTISING Shipping. Local a»4 long distance itvl | ACCOUNTING BERVJCK. SrsUsas, CXAflSCnSD APV1CRTI8INO tNVORMATTON JEWELRY. GOOD CALL r«gs, table*, ampa, etc 6-l-RL-S •octal Security and Income Tax. CAlPi 8TORAQB CORF. 80. Audits. P. O. Box Ml. Union. Like new. Amount due 1H,M ,1,-- p»»en will insert row Claasifled Advertistag la all elgtt papers 18 Canfitld Court Newark. arr e term*m* . Will *i m* tk_, rata at • • AGE It to 35 TAX ACCOONTtMO SERVICE (Off Wasblnfton St.) t—BICYCLES C l WtJlace. ElUa - ? CEHTS PE-* WORD CMINIMUit 10 WORDS-^ CENTS* CLARENCE S HAYES Ml MSW N^tats ffi 8-8818 IRISH MAIL, like new, aU uwtal. ui Store. EXCELLENT PAY 101 Uain 8t, Orange, N J, Call Short Hills 7-3163. Conuact Rates On Application Member. National As*oc ef Taji tt—PAIXTI50-PECOBATiyg SUMMIT HERALD MILLBUKN-SHORT HILLS ITEM INCENTIVE BONUS BOY'S bicycle, Elgin. U-loch; lady's Accountants. Of. 1-S784. D. AVELLA, Palntias and pap*r- VALNUT Queen Anne dlnlog~«7T Summit ft-«00 MtUburn S-1300 brown plaid coat, raccoon collar; PAID VACATIONS •t—ACTO BVMMa BMTAIU Mmiinr. II Elm Street. Madison. •wlskln Jacket. slM 1S-1I; good mahogany chair, picture* . burwJvare ! BO. ORANGE RECORD CHATHAM COURIER MADUon 8-O33S. Da your inUrior condition. Call after t, 1JJ Morris china. Su. «-04M-M. »% Chatham 4-M00 AND HOLIDAYS work now ftt winter priCMk. Call Ave., Suringficld. So. Omaf* KffOO HERTZ DBIVE-Un BELT BTSTEM after I p. m. " ; TfOUfH'S walnut bed and chw^T MAPLEWOOD NEWS Modern Daylight Flint drawees, spr ns; and mattress,"«i! spRmariELD SUN J. Frank Connor, License* Stiyvtiast Painter* and Decorators. BOYS 26" bicycle, 110. UN. 1-2854. sonable. Call Su. 8-4088. * So. OrftOf* 2-3053 MiUbura 6-13W Interior, exterior, expert workman- Conv«ni«nt Transportation ablp. Rtaaonabl* prtot*. Estimate* ^ t—CLOTHIKG _ TWO-PIECE ovetstuff«dlMnr UNION REGISTER LINDEN OBSERVER PASSENGER CARS *; TRUCKS cheerfully furaUhed. set. Viking oak, J down filled S£ APPLY CONMAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE TO HIRE LADY'S black riding boots, else 7; lon«. settee, one chair; exceii«t Unlonvtlk 2-07W Linden 2-3344 H. ZLATA—319 MKchtlt Avtnue, jacket, sUe II. Write PO Box 157, t l4 — INSURANCE PROTECTION Linden. Tel. Linden t-ttii-H. ^ "^ * "" »«* Matlse of errors copy ami be given after first Insertion. Typographical 140 Thomas St., Newark, N. J. Chatham, N. Ji £r«rs. not thT rf toe advertiser, will be adjusted by not more Own DIRECTIONS -NO. 70 BUS EXPRESS TO THOMAS ft BROAD OR NO. II Plane St.. Corner Jam«« St INTERIOR and exterior. Best ma- YOUNG man's suits, sizes 38 and 38: •M tree> Insertion. NEWARK, N. J. terials and workmanship. Stanley, dress suit, site 38; new Hudson seal X5 SPRINGFIELD SOUTH DIRECT TO PLANT. , • ' 81* Mrytle Ave., Irvington. Ea.S-8242. muff with Upper bag. Reasonable. ALL CLASSIFIED COPY MUST BE IN BY SPRSTNG PRICE SPECIALS- CALL Humboldt 2-2209 Su. s-ion-u. coata Kilned; Rettvled; Ri 6 P. M, TUESDAY AUTO SEAT .COVERS DELUXE, JACK HABERMAN GIRL WANTED Assistant Matron R«ady made; expertly fitted whll* NOW BACK TO SERVE YOU AS IN 4—FABM PRODUCE you wall In clean comfort. Auto ae- PRE-WAR YEARS. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ceasorles also available. Ask for Ftnt Painting Paperhanging FANCY applet, potatoes, sweet elder Light work In modem air condi- Vic Somers. COLUMBIA AUTO * containing no preservative, fresh i HAVE * tew choice building ploU EXCHANGE modern 6-room bom*, tioned building. Pleasant »ur- ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN. eggs, pure buckwheat and Tiger's Mount Vernon, N, Y. for equivalent LIGHT WORK roundlngs. Congenial co-workers. SPECIALTY CO., 3»< Central Am, left In Woodland Park which have near Lackawanna R, R. Address (at lat St) Newark, N. J. ML S- OR. 4-6S06. OR 5-8285. pancake flour, maple syrup, honey. -|7». Extrawdlnary values. fUr all tb« improvements. They will be Hoi 53, Maplewood News. 4170. MASTER dewrator offers papering WIGHTMAN'S FARMS coats remodeled to latest style j'5 shown by appointment only. NOT ON MACHINE APPLY AT ONCB and painting a» low as Is room; Slorristown Bernardsvllle Road PARISIAN Pur Co. »19 Broad st WILLIAM A. KIRK tt—COSTBACTOM floor resurfacing, permanent fin- 'i'UHKEY equipment, used only OB* Newark. Ma-2-2799. "" tt Liberty Street, New York City KKAL ESTATE WANTED ish as low as 9c eq. ft. Call West- season. Include: retail trade, pluck* 8—HOUSEHOLD U0OU8 "~ OlI Green t-ZJat, BUmmIt 8-8088 P«rman»nt plac«. Year round. CIBA ATTENTION: HOME OWNERS field 2-1971-R. er, pens, brooder, hopper etc Cheap. HAVE your repairing and modetnls- MUUngton 54(. > DIRECT FACTORY OUTLET SUMMIT, N. J. APARTMENTS AND Pharmaceutical Products, Inc. ln« before the spring rush of new Cabinet sinks, linoleum tops: it«*i construction. Have your alterations PAINTING POULTS, broadbreasted puUewism 48-tnch combination sink and tub fOUR FUTURE HOME Junction Morris Avc. and River Rd. done the RIGHT WAT. CALL TO* clean; available February, fl aft DESIRABLE plots with all Im- HOUSES WANTED B. L Schlosser DAY. for free estimate. Reliable: New Hampshire Red pullets, lay Is unit; $98—complete with faucets provement* In; ready to build ana April, 11.25 each and strainers; other sixes trom offered at reasonable prices. for rental by plant mpervlsory p«r- SUMMIT, N. J. Dependable workmanship^ EXTERIOR and Interior. Free esti- 54-ln. to 7* Inches, both steel and A. DE VE.VEZ1A mates. TULIP TURKEY RANCH WE ARE 1'ltEI'ARED TO sunnel recently returned from our 37 Union Place Su. 6-2122 100 So. 7th St., Newark, N. I. Morris Plains. Morristown 4-2318-R. wood. SUPERIOR SINK TOP rn BEU1N mtdw«ktern plant*. Bus 70 (or Summit stops at our plan Phont Mitchell 2-M8J Hu. 3-6557. B1-M321. 144 Watsetslne Av« Building your home, and can R & M Bloomfleld. N. J, * ' furntth hou»» piam tor your ln- Intersted In buying houses, 19,000 to LET US MAKE IT A PLACE Phone MANURE for sale. Call Summit STBINWAY. ChiCKerlnsr Hardml£ •MCtlon and consideration. (10,000, In areas located south or WORTH CALLING HOME Su. S-4061-M. 6-2833. Wlwner, other Gran4 and Uo. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT southeast of Newark, i HELP WANTED—MaU Rainbow Co. 305-307 South 9th St., 1'URTAULE CHICKEN HOUSES Newark. Estimates cheerfully given. rights from 175; CASH PAID fccr " THROUGH Call or Write Personnel Dept BOYS WANTED to deliver news- Call Mil. :.-05afi. PAINTING'-PAPERHANGING — K*- 3 VEARS to PAY Grands; Uprights. WOMJEN WANTED papers In horns territory. Apply Mr. pert Mechanics. Interior and Ex- Sizes 10x12 and 20x20 SAM ORR—390 WASHINGTON St EDWARD A. BUTLER. Realtor E. I. DUPONT Morena, Linden Observer, t B ROOFING, SIDING. General repair*; terior. Free delivery to your home. ?Iwk. Phone M1-MS02 Open E" Blancke street. Linden. O-tf Guaranteed work. Small jobs welcome. BANTICH & KESSLER J. K. FRANKS ADV. CORP, J BwhwooPUBLIc^ALEnfd Road. SummiNt 6-»0«0 DE NEMOURS & CO. Ex-service man. Credit can be ar- 16S North 15th St.. East Orange. 401 East Blackweil »t., Dover 250 CJA.S stove, table-top, • 4-burner SALESMAN wanted: Unusual oppor ranged. Call Mitchell 2-CS4*. Orange 5-2863 9 A. M. to a P. 21. nutated. |4t.&0. Call Su. 6-4363. 8«aUd Uld* will b« received by The TO WORK IN GREENHOUSE tunlty exists In Union and Morris BAHY 'CHICKS, IlEDS, ROCKS & Union (bounty Park CommUilon at ltd 256 Vanderpool Bt. Newark M. & M. MAINTENANCE SERVICE PAINTING, exurlor and Interior. BAUY coach, pre-war conntrun.^T Counties as salesman for Knight and «2O South 18th St., Newark. N. J. CUOSSBS from extra large, fast sell-or exchange for trl-cycle, Chat- ©ffle« at Wtrlnanco Park, Acme and Phone Blgelow 2-1141 PACKING ROOM. Uostwlck, one of America's leading Free estimates. Write to C. Caruccl, feathering and heavy laying Poll- l Canton Streets, ElUaboth. New Jersey 23 Central .Terrace, Springfield. orum tested. Breeders. FREB ham 4-2594-M. until 4;00 P. >.!.. March 15, 1946 for nursery concerns. Mart over 35 wll PLOT 80x100 tt, In floral Park, L. 1., be carefully trained In our method HOME MODERNIZING CHICK PAMPHLET. Also Duck- EASY wash machine, like new, with' purchaee and removal of dwelling GENERAL Home .Service, Windows. lings and poults. ROHAN'O'S Hatch- uati in Watohung Reservation, New N. Y., tale or exchange for name in of operation. Car essential. Commli- WatU, Woodwork Cleaned, Odd dryer. $100. Fhcm E». 2-2697. BprlngCleld or vicinity. Mlltburn APPLY Oldtst Company in N. J. ery 361 New St., Newark, N. J. rovidence Townrtilp. For further . slon hauls. Thomas Dee, 274 Fair- Jobs. Estimates Given. Local Refer- . .Market 2-1917. , MAJLIISS bed, complete; * coil sining Information and bid forms, apply at 6-0610. mount Avenue, Newark, N. J. NO DOWN PAYSIENT ences. Chat. 4-5078-R. InneI ner sprini g mattresstt , pad mat- Above mentioned office. • TOOLMAKER—opportunity for ex UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY , INTERIOR PAINTING.- J. J. Kler- BOOKING ORDERS for White Hol- tresaa.. All .for 150. Call Su. 6-457K-M W. n. Tracy BUILDER WANTS ACREAGE L B. CODDINGTON CO. perlenced man. Must be abla to taki HOME INSULATION — STORM land turkey eggs and poults from SASN. Decorating, Roofing, Hard- nan, 27 P.IKBS Place, South Orange, UKNBRAL electric refrigerator, $50 Engineer and Secretary. , , full charge opexperlmental labora- a O. 2-3750. bur own breeders; no custom 23 Clark Street, Summit Su Murray Hill, N."J. tory to develop precision machinery. wood Floors, Tiling, Shingles, Porch hatching; visitors welcome. Whtp- Inclosures, Heating. Cementing, Car- T. JAEGER & SON pany 8-0464. 6-1K0-W. TWO family home in Stirling: Call And or building plots suitable Su. 6-0995. Executive ability required. Write full resume, salary, P, O. Bex No, pentry, Flaatertng, Brickwork, Rear For dependability and quality in . BEVB;UWYCK TURKEY FARMS FOR SALE—Silvertone walnut c.ibl. Madison 6.1061. fc-r one family homes. ' M9, Summit. Additions. painting. paperhanging and decorat- net radio, $12; 10-plece mahoKany Inging. 86 IRarltaI n Road, Linden. Phone South Beverwyck Rd., Whippany, dining get, $50. Chatham 4-25S5-J "fcOCKAWAY N. J.-VICN?NTY SUPERINTENDENT'S Helper, elderl; Federal Home Impt. Co. Cranford 6-1647. New Jersey TOUR WIFE WILL LOVE IT—lm- man preferred. Call Mlllburn (-1553, HAY AND STRAW ELIZABETHIAN linen fold dining pfesdve S room bungalow; bath; Should be located on Main Road (0 PARK PL. Ml. 2-0756 SPRAY P.AINT1NO, refrigerators cab- In -arload lots for horses and cattle; furniture, coat $400. sell $100. .Small •team; playground cellar; garage; JANITOR for Y. l/LC. A. building. inets, chairs: competently done In Steady work for right man. GEORGE OSSMASX satisfaction guaranteed, references maple bed and springs, $8. Small Irults; JOxzO poultry house; 2 or Highway and near good trans- CLERK CARPENTRY your own home. Call Jne De Stefano. furnished upon request. Write Peter automatic Ironer, $10. Lawn mow- acre near route 10; Newark 32 CARPENTER to contract for labor OR 5-3349, 330 Dodd SL. Orange. Jantzl. Alden. N. Y. er, IS. Other household articles 15 wiles; occupancy July 1st 1916, portation. Remodeling, Repairing, Cabinet cr labor and material: build ten Work, Recreation Rooms and 38 White'Rock pullets, laying 75 per WntchunR Avenue, Chatham. Prlw 111,500. IN STORE houses. C. Monaco, 232 8t. Paul Bars. INDEPENDENCE—Modern S room Street, Westflcld. Westfleld 2-3154-M. S.b. JOHNSTON, Painting, Deccraf- cent. 499 Morris Ave., Springfield. OIL heater, one burner, mod, rn, bungalow; bath; oil heat; poultry Writ* description and pries 520 Mlllburn Avenupe Ing, Paperhanginx. 6 North Ninth Millburn 6-1113-M. white porcelain, perfect condition. house for 2,500; 3 acres; 2 milei STEADY FULL TIME WORK CARPENTERS and cabinet makers. Millburn 6-1232 St., Newark. HU2-3S08. UN. 2-2641-W. rout* 6; IS miles Newark; Immedi- Bos 100 Summit Herald Steady job. Apply Shuffle Board FURNACE CLEANING—Have your PAINTING. DECORATING. Paper- 5— FUHMTDHK ate ocup&ncy. Price 112,500, Company of America, 822 East GRAY Thatcher combination stnv«, Salary $25 a week furnace cleaned by vacuum. North hanging, reasonable prices. Close NO CHEAPLY MADE PURNITUltE excellent condition. Call Linden INSTANTLY you'll have to come and Elm Street, Linden. Jersey Engineering Co. Chatham & Strohscheln, Caldweli 6-3374 or 2-6733., »ee this splendid homelike 8 rooms; 4-0826-J. But beautiful custom-built living PRINTER, all around man who can Elisabeth 2-2913. room suites; visit manufacturer's bath; steam; pond; 9 acre*; 23 LIST YOUR PROPERTY operate linotype, unton or non- «—MISCKLLANEOUS miles Newark. Price 115,000. Girli 18 or over ASPHALT driveways. milestone, store; Sofa love- seats from ttS. WITH US union, full-time work. Phone cinders, trucking, R. J. Betts, Lin- •8—PERSONAL SERYICE Chairs from $15; Terms If desired. RESTFUL—Secluded modern 5-room Unlonvllle 2-0780. den 2-4335. KEO beer, ease beer, wines, liquors. horn*; bath; steam; 2 miles to sta- We. are equipped to render you PHOTOSTATIC SERVICE WIRSAN FURNITURE CO.. Bi-8-2879 Delivery. M. & M. Liquor Store, tion ; 23 miles Newark; 6 acres. prompt and efficient service In the B. L Schlosser BOY at Whelan'a Druir Store, Union HOME REPAIRING A SPECIALTY DOCUMENTS, Discharge papers, blue 520 Springfield Ave., Newark, N. J. South Street, New Providence, N, Price 111,500. sale of your property, Center, half or full time. FRANK A. BUFO prints, etc. Quick Service. Photo (Near So. Tenth Street) J Su. 6-3078. DON'T MISS THESE— PHONE Call Mlllburn 6-1378 Copying Machines For Sale. SINGLE bed. flouble bed, chest of GRAMDA Rockaway, N. J. 9-1073. Fof best result* call or writ* 37 Union Plact Su. 6-2122 Storm Sash—Hoofing and lierooflng PAULAS drawersers,, dresserdes,, dininngg room, suisuitt- FIREPLACE and kindling wood. II. EMPLOYMENT WANTED Screens Repaired 1$ Summit Ave., (rear) Chatham, N. J. Scott. UK Morris Avenue Spring- BRAND new 6 room bungalow with able summer bbungalowl . UUNN . 2- field, Mlllburn 6-0890. bath. $8,500. Ready to move In L. NEW JERSEY REALTY CO. HIGH SCHOOL girl wants work after Carpenter—Alterations NEWARK PEN 4643. Weeks. Su. 8-0907-J. school~.u_. , —...... mother' . helper. Mlllburn Estimates Cheerfully Given WATCHES, DIAMONDS, at SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER 6-081S-M. And Greeting Card Shop. 945 Broad CHINA closet, buffet and dlnlnr CASH buyers waiting for 1 and 3 830 Broad St., Newark 1 HOME IMPROVEMENTS St., Newark. All makes of Fountain room table reasonable. Call UN. WHOLESALE with experience preferred. For 1'ltACTlCAL nurse wishes position, VETERANS RE-ESTABLISHED Pens Repaired while you wait. SAMUEL SACH8 mlly hcuiei. ((ranges, Maplowond, MArket 3-4306 2-5742. 501 Klnney Bid?., Newark, N J. Ulburn, Short Hllti, and Chatrmm. correspondence and general of- daytime. Write Box 120 c/o Summit Roofiup, Siding, Insulation, Painting, 84—PLUMBING—II RATING S i. LKWIN FIACRE, Realtor RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES fice work. Herald, Carpentry, Plastering, Patching, Al- OVERSTUFFED heavy chair, good At Broad & Market St. »«. 2-?,nt WANTED In Essex and Union terations, Floor Scraping, Leaders, condition. UN. 2-035S-M. 1IT1 Springfield Ave., Mplwd 8.O. Counties, wanted.for quick sale. APPLY AT ONCE WASHING and stretching curtains STEAM HEAT INSTALLED; Boil- KITCHEN cabinets, complete units M400. and laundry. Call Su. 6-0908-J. Gutters. ers, Radiators, Roofing, Siding, STUDIO couch, reasonable. 235 Salem or Individual pieces, upper hungers EUQENE E. HUGHES ft DUO. No Job Too Small—3 Yrs. to Pay • KOOM brick and frame house only « Sloan St., So. Orange. 8. O. 2-23(3 Porch Enclosures. New attic rooms. Road, Union. to match, various styles and sliei. Essex Electronics COMPANION to lady, Light duties PORTLAND CONSTRUCTION CO. ELECTRIC Well pumps for Sub- Also modern plumbing flitures. til* 7 years old, large modern tiled houiekeeping, cooking. Conscien- 1041 Clinton Ave., Irvington. N. J. TWO end tables and cocktail table, kitchen, 2 tiled bathrooms WALTER H. PRUDEN. Inc. Berkeley, N. J. tious type, will travel, BcX 148. urbs. 3 Yrs. to pay. CALL Bl-8-0473. blue mirror tops, $30. 6S6 Salem boards. Allowance for Aid plumb- one with stall * showeri, at- Realtors—Insurers Hu. 6-5432 at D. L. & W. Station Call Essex 3-3VT8, after S Call KENNEDY HOME REMODEL- Rd.. Union. ing. Community Building Supply tached garage. Over quarter, acre Property Management—Appraisals FINE OLD OOLD SILVER; Dia- J 8. O. 2-70S6 ING CO., 124 Hillside Ave., Newark, Co., 100 Route M. Hillside, Wavtrlf lawn beautifully landfuaped, near > Clinton St.. Newark Mitchell I-0»U STKNOOltAPKR-CLERK. Prominent monds and Bric-a-brac. Top prices .{ Call DUKE—For N. J.—Day or evening. YES; WE DO REUPHOLSTERINO 8-I8SI. Newark manufacturer, located near paid. Call MENDELSOHN—SO. Or. and the best there is. Also custom country's best known golf course and WE SOLICIT YOUR PROPERTIES ROOFING, SIDING. INSULATION, 8*— RADIO— REPAIRS IHJOL TABLE size 4% % 9. Need* r«- country club. Baker A McMahan, In Union, Essex or Morris Counties, Lackawanna station, has an open- 3-2560. 19 Park Ave., Maplewood, LEADERS A GUTTERS REPAIRED built furniture and slip covers. Vlilt ing for capable stenographer and J». 3, our showroom. 30 years experience. covering:. For additional information Un. t-SOM, evenings and Sunday tor sal* at this time. Send for free OR REPLACED. FRA.VKLIN HAS 1918 RADIOS Terms If desired. Consult us with* Call Summit 6-3310. oil 8hm mils- MiTo-w. ^ map of Essex Co. and our Calendar. office assistant In Its executive LADY, versatile (college degree), Ask for Free Estimate offices. At least two year experience Television, Record Changers out obligation. Assured aattsfaetion. FOR SALE—Cow manure. Ellis Mny, TOBIAS J. MUTH, REALTOR, required. 5 day week.: Permanent wants part-time work, office, home. DUKE CONSTRUCTION CO. Appliances, Sale* nnd Service Biarelow 3-2988. IRV1NOTON "BUSINESS plot, 115x140, on*Rout« 8 No. Arlington Ave., E. Orange, Tel. Chatham 4-3355, 185 Central Ave., East Orange Washing Machines, Refrigerators DECORATORS, 422 Springfield Jr. Ch. 4-4791, IS, between Woortbrtdge nnA Metu- OR. 4-8263. position. Dive age, experience and Phone Or. 8-2374. chen. Sacrifice, Michael ltlhon, 25 salary expected. Box 3 c/o Summit HIGH tichool girl with mornings and FRANKLIN Radio ft Television Co. AVf., Newark, N. J.—At Littleton NEW RADIOS, small table models, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED—IN Herald. Bnturdays free wishes any kind of 85— ELEUTB1CAL . 125 Main St., E. Orange. OR. 4-8834. Avp. Emerson $20.-ur>; Stewart W,>rncr, East Blancke Street, Linden. Temple, Motorola, Meek, P. 8 H. Helling your property consult us. work. Excellent references. Union- IS—KKKRIUERATORH t)NE-KAM!LY 'nciiae, 322 Pennsyl- 33 Yrs. nerving satisfied clients. WANTED, good cook, one who will villa 2-4487-M, COMMERCIAL; Industrial and home, PIANOS BOUGHT AND SOLD S. radios; also new auto radio?; vania Avenue, Linden. Six rooms, all C. E. & C. T. SH1PMAN, Realtors do light housework In an adult home. electrical maintenance, repair and DOWK REBUILDING SERVICE Motorola, manual and push button; Improvements. 50 x 112H. Linden Must sleep in. Good aalary. A-l BUSINESS lady, care of children, FllOSTED FOOD CABINETS for (Sinco 18S9) Used radios for autos and hmnts. S18 Main 8t, E. Orange. Or. 5-0100. light duties evenings, In exchange construction. Day and night emer- homes, farms, stores; ready for de- Fine Selection of Pianos For Sale 2-2810. references required. Call Summit gency service. MATHEWS ELEC- livery. Call Landgraff, 48 Plane St. We repair all makes of radio-. BIX to 9-room house, suitable for 6-1155. room and board. Box 7, c/o Summit TRICAL SERVICE, SSt So. 19tb 1G5 Ulehlnnd Ave., Newark, N. J. ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES IMPROVED lot, 41x140, excellent resi- doctor's office and houne, central Herald. (near Orange) Newark, N. J. Hu. Pianos Bought Call Hu. 2-OS8O. dential section, one block from high WOMAN for housework, one day per St., Newark. Ee. 3-3984. 2-2285. IN STOCK location In Union. Evenings call PUBLIC SERVICE RADIO SHOPS school, Linden. Reasonable offer Ac- week, preferably Friday. Linden WASHING, Ironing and stretching ELECTRICAL Installations repaired. TUKV CUMU: FROM MILBS cepted. F. C. Fnffrath, 367 Essex Wav. 3-8229. curtains. Chatham 4-5131. RBFRIOERATION TROUBLE? AROUND for Juvenile Furniture; 42» Central Ave.. Nwk. Hu-2-f>M4 2-3979-M. L. Parsil, Jr., 9 Perry place. Spring- CALL EL. 2-6142 Avenue, Bloomfleld. Hloomfield 2- HOUSE— WANTED TO BUY field. Millburn (-1023. Bnby Carrl«g«»: Bicycles; at common Branch 971 So. Oranire Ave. E. Org, ^ tin. , Attractive bouse and grounds wanted WOMAN U> assist with general hr-UBe- NURHK, companion, elderly, man or We give guaranteed repairs on all sense priced-Essex 3-7916 Phone Essex 3-24S5 —in price range 110,000 to 130.000. work, also assist in care of 2 chil- woman. Cull Chathnm 4-3778. t«—FLOUBIMO makes; domestic and commercial. MAYFAIR BABY LAND TWO-FAMILY house for sale. In- Occupancy one to six months. ALL dren. Murray Hill, Live In. Su. WE ARE COLD8POT EXPERTS CARPENTER tools, saw, plane*, ttc, quire basement rear, 1011 Bergen 8-I1S1 1026 So. Orange Ave. Newark N. J. $100. Phone Mlllburn 6-0819. morn- CASH BUYER. EUBANKSBROTHERS JEFFERSON REFRIOERAT1ON Convenient to all bus tines Near San- ing* between 10 and 11. Avenue, Linden. II. E. BROKER WOMAN wanted for general house Business Opportunities Floorscraplng. Finishing, and Wax- SERVICE ford Ave. cleaning. Wednesday and Thursday, ing.. 206 Orange St.. lit Hunterdon 165 Jefferson Ave., Elisabeth, N. J. WILLIAM D, Murphy School of "\jNDER consTrucllori! Hlx rooms, tile Box 108 c/o Summit Herald Hu. (-2020. MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE SALE bath, oil heat, air conditioned. IU.- BUSINESS WOMAN-Own an exclu- St..: Ngwark. HU1-0831. MA3-0815. Music. All Instruments taught. sive corset shop In your city or 50 87—ROOFIMG—BEPAIRS Of quality spring-constructed living Voice lessons. 3M Springfield Ave., »00, L. Weeks. Su. 6-0907-J. FOR SPEEDY RESULTS KULI.-T1MK trlrls wanted, excellent EAST ORANGE FLOOR SERVICE working condition*. Apply Wm. mile radius. Present shop owner* room suites and studio couches; alio Summit Tel Su. 8-0541 — Sell Your Home Thru Wnxlng, scraping, refinlnhinir. Wax- SAVE MONEY NOW; ON ROOFING porcelain top breakfast sets; and KrRtt Co. 988 Johnson l'luce, Union. earn up to $5,000 yearly. We train Ing preserves your linoleum and Siding and insulation. Prompt and IEASONBD CORDWOOD, vr" BURNT MILLS AREA LARSEN ft FISH, INC., Realtors you In one of our shops »t our ex- hardwood floors, at a saving over many more hard-to-get Item*; now 10 ACRE KAUM • Essex 3-1123 WAITRESS and counter girl, must pense. Should have $1,000, of which reliable workmanship. Call en sale at the ESSEX FURNITURE lenirth. T. 3. Conklln, 179 Morrii UBS Springfield Ave. Irvington have some experience and be will- Impractical scrubbing. No floor too LAVBRTY BROS, Kow available—Central R. R. 1H 1500 Is for merchandise, entire In- large or too small—At home, of- CO. avenue, Springfield. Mtilburn "Personalised Service" Ing to work. Wages commensurate 1 807 Mlllburn Ave., Mlllburn, N. J. 20» Springfield Ave., Newark N. J. I-W07. It Electric Kitchen; Dishwasher; vestment under your control. For fice or store. Phone Or-4-5848. Phone Ml-8-1828; Nights Su. 6-8364 tang*, etc. Four Bedrooms * Hath— with ability. Preferably Union resi- personal discussion, write Famls* Phone Mitchell 2-0180 ELECTRIC Appliances; bought sold I SUIrt. il. K. Hot Air Humidified dent, iinWn Restaurant, 1451 Corp, Phlla 7, Pa. 8t->BCO»—CA BI'KTS 'ori'LK acres to rent for planting. Htuyvesnnt Ave., Union. FLOOR SCRAPING and reflnishlng. WE make fine living room furniture and exchanged. We pay hlght't Iteam He»t, I^argn B«rn and Chicken Vicinity New Providence. State Reasonable rates, work guaranteed. to order. Select fabrics from a large prlcei. CALL PIPER BI-J-7233. 27} | inire. Itox 3 c/c Hummlt Herald. TYPIST for real entate office with Deltnar Floor Maintenance. 10 Cl"!ANED variety. Visit cur showrooms, or call Springfield Ave., Newark, N. 3. 00 Price I25,f)00. Finer Businesses For Sale) YOUR OWN HOME axes | Pe I,0 knowledge of shorthand. Box Elmwood Terrace, Irvington, ES. for representative. Maplewood De- CUSTOM TAILORED BRAT No. 248-J, Union. 1-1244. Don't tear up your tacked carpeting. wmtors, 94 Maker St., 8. Q. 8-2040. WILMER N. TUTTLELE , RRealtol r REAL ESTATE FOR RENt All Type* and Investigated Our experts us* the latest scientific COVKUS-aiMONieiNa. any make COR8ETIBRB List With Ua — No List Pen HARRY K. JOHNSON equipment right in your own home. S FUKNTrImEoFevery^ descripl ear. Otto Schmidt, Jr., Dod*« * BedminsUr,_ N. J,jretJPeapack S^iiiL Plymouth Dealer. 844 Bread 8k, Woman over 18 to be trained as MARSAN COMPANY, Brokers Rugs ready for use the urn* day. tlon thoroughly reconditioned; we corsttlere In professional and surgi- Floor laying, scraping and reflnlsh- Also pick-up and dellv*», like critical ahoppers. LINCOLN Bu «.l««l Desirable office space, and ap- Clinton it, Newark MI. 1-8241 Ing. Orange 1-5500. »Tf)IlA(lB 75 Miiln 8t, K. O.-~Or- MORRISTOWN VICINITY proximately 3,000 aq, ft, of ad- cal foundations. Retail btmtnoaa from Hours 12-5 P, M. UO34MS RUO £ UPHOMiTKRY IIARTMAN wardrobe trunk. your own horn*; or we will help ma- ••— MI»CK!.LAN EOUS CLEANERS S-S.100—CRawanna, Price 9360 ptr arrt. field Ave, 8u. I-2S49. A REAL OPPORTUNITY to open a er specialist; free estimates In your Find tnfl Street! frottn food center j The fastest Grandfather; French and all types room suite, fair condition, |J6, UJC fhairs and porcelain lop table •*; Hititih Orange. Redecorated, Call of Mantel and Electric clock* re- home; 14 Yrs, of dependable serv- upright pl«no, recently r*iunen, IERNARDSVILLE iVHITK woman for denning, oneday rowing food outlet of all times*, ice; complete line of 8lng«r elec- good ci^nditlon. |7I! 2 b#«utlful white H»ulh Orntife 3-iOJi weekly, 1/ong Hill «#ctlen, Chithnrn 'Inns of location, refrigeration, paired with precision skill and ei- One mil* to Larktwannn; Township, tin. 4-J49O. f p«rt handling. Fine American and trio and trendle ctwlng machines t*M« lump*, tlo «»ch; two 9 * l* 141 acres, partis' wtHxIfil food, and store planning available Hwlis watch repairing. Larg* dorks far sale: all mnehlnts guaranteed. lif> iiillful grain, Hsitln-llk* finish. rugs raverilbl* with mAn, I*' frontage: txteniive view* Ickitl now. CALL, Wrft# nr phone; auk <>p*n Kvf! BI-8-0821 AH jolm* drtWBlli'd I»lnm«t«r H%" «ft«hi outdoor tab)* »nd 1 b»nobf«. MORTOAOE LOANS called for and delivered. 150, (*«n b* seen Huturday, Chatham development In tmttH In tailor sh«p. Tup iiRlary. Apply A. for Mr. K. AUDRIAN RKFRIO- O. F. 8CHUMAN A BONI VETKRAN APPL1ANCR 8TORB1I 810; hnrnmock, |l;; 778 nnnrts for |IM per T«(t<»t( Street. Hu. KltATJON CO., 440 Broad St., Offjgrtngfleld Av*., Newark, N.J. 4-47OI-J. cunnnlgl , maay H h««dd fof r *limt «« •peedy lod CrnS^lSffiogiiy" if CARL H. BOOTH p!lc*tton» for mortgages en all WANTlp chajmbirmald for the Dt- Phone Waverly 8-IS04 RIPAtRI and RBMODRLtKO ptsytr, b#ncb, |1W. 14" round ma» *aIn ' giiiiiM wi type* «r rial estate} full broker M*txJ>iqttlr«> JW BpringfltW Avt. AM YOU hoitftny rtinlfiif table, 4 extra leaves, Klclu*lv« Alnrtt For a good-paying Lunehtonttte or FOR HIRE. Two.t#n truck, 1141 Authorised 4 • half«, (mull burfat, |Ifl0. Ho lma*ejy 1 f««t x eet csll Btrn«r«f««-lll., Ontnge X. 3 »'i,1 mitir<.«», full «|«« coll Av», Union, •ver an «cr# of beautifully dAOB HONIGT UN. M8I0 _ office, CmnfoWl •-2747^#»jirtln^s. Ml 80-^. Or. I; Ivitijr (lr«««»*r; (i»n«i of modern resl- rir,ln prn I).'" 'if™"Fi -f WOOD: foand Masoned Oak: for iVSF'. AIXTMTAKKS ii »t>*ftm«nt» and >•» sWuslort! bright |!vln« dnr«, State inp»rl* Alao «S«)ag room, hrtukratt room, m*t!#w(md M TR REWORK gi*rt»rs on l*t flmnri mentvr b«il L«»W INTRHKBT RATB pl»nt—rfetory and purlrt hmi*». m& iair and Snow Plowlmr prSrea paid fur stl m»k*s "" • 81 H*dg*e MINIMUM rKWiH Plant And wtMt-lflmlmni may t»* ; mill tiHylne; 118 7* for • 'hmhnrn ^llff *#*ro«m# and Mlf» on M W«fi»ym»nt plant at ptirrhtetr's op- had from ft#vIt«»v.. J. lh, KL. I-M8I. •t River Itoad am! 1 Yt>m»*»\°n ftbmit fclny lot |*T,Mr» Invited ft»r work In rtt«ll *loi#, Appif stT «tnit A Nd • nd «h«H tl] Cn " "'«' AHRLKH-IITRVKNR Mr. R*«n, Hls? trwull •ts»it itilln VMH-J UWBNi pralltafcle profeesjon j be a Vir "hofV«~"i««nttr«7 *»•>'' f"""> . ('alt mtfstustj modemle twltton. Call new si*l»; new loum \np eoli, «u«r»n'» "' r'e»ier*» by ito, *«j#nler"it', mm M»»t I>#ll**r ««»•»»••" Jnlon. r*l) K»»«, nvr hour. Hu. • 8MI HKI.RH M««>n % I P. M, S-famliy ItnM**, ITtn Htrl, |i,lffft ball rewm A*neln(, tn tret, P»n*«i"«. »'> l f t-f*mlltr bntiit aq4 «|«r», tVjNlf. Ave. turner i**nt*r Hfr*«t, MiN #*fsmt))r httu«t, jOih H Kmpioymtfit A|»nclt« IN lit'MMIT Hxptrt |n#trw>ll»n IH pwir. ittm* ftmitr* m(a,. Kerrte Av* itms fr«* f*»»«tt. oi fttl |4|4#-J |«M »tmH •«.. F««r«rk I, H« itn horn wrMe m** •% t. ••ting »#w 1 »tW*« Market I M« mmm THI SUMMIT HltALO, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1*44 23 - FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT I DINE OR DANCE aboard th« Wew on th« D«a- Iowa him a total of 19t,m milm BOOMS to returned veteran" . pTERTAlSMEST NIOHTLT th« snip parUcl»eU«d tit «k« River. of highways. •rmPTlONS ANT MAGAZINE children, now sleeping on A U Cart* DINNERS Duly—4 p. m. On Dbpkry Htrt engagements as a unit of tfct Tistd BSCWf,**, tmmNAl. PRINTED floor. Agency can't locate for me. To 1 IL DX—Full Court* Dinner Th« new and Kith Fleet*. customers Will you help? Furnished or un- Sundayi I to I P, M.—I1.M £BhedaP" one Italian Amwicaa. blame* went oo diiplay la Sumoait oa Sat- A specitltr urday hat (M«rdt 3), at announctd COCKTAIL L And Rettsiuant by Jowpb E. Bayne, gcnarai mica FORWARD DISCHARGED veteran al? wife de- Haltud St. Newark. H. t. Af N*wcrt Army Air FMd machine and wjp»P- slr* apartment in ITmion or miut^per of the Plymouth division, MUUnf ton 7-0S76-R H£° chmr^- Call South EAST ORANGE HEALTH POOD Chryaler Corporation. Bids tor ta* sale of salvage S e CENTER INC. opens with * com- after 5 p. m. pete line of Health foods and These can can bt «e*a at the equipment will be opened if Ow? LJ4. Coal •»««, Itts. n»w. prio» roods for Restricted Diet*. Cunca- following agcncitt: James Gor- Atlantic Overseas Techmic*! Strv-> Xlbu. can ch. «-r- WANTED TO »oa served at our Health Bar. Ill Ualn St. East Omif*. Phone OR man, 2M Broad «tr«*t; Meyer- ice Command, with heaigttartets i USEO comptometer; adding maculae • Werner Company, 517 Springfield at Newark Army Air Ftoid. at S pr«r*r»t>ly from detente plant iia- mdauon Wm» Box 1 » tid avenue; Otto Schmidt, Jr., S06 p.m. on March lit. HIGHEST' PRICES APARTMENTS TO LET Broad street —' '' ~ Ill* salvsg* includta worn led- USED ORIENTAL RUGSB fcEASHORE. Modern furnished din*, discarded tlyiag cloth**. LOOM CARPET3. Su. S-O5o" apart menut, cottages. Al*o choice We know now who were heroes tenting canvai, owemhoe*. tdider with cushion, fair WE i»A? building- lots for sale. Ocean front in war. Who are going to bt the $5; boy's 26" Columbia ucbcst cut prtt*a near_ Beach Haven. Bros an R«M tools. Silica Get, mechanics ghlft, excellent condl- •.nrthlng} »ntW, eWw, Esiiate, Beach Haven Crest, N. J. heroes after the warT" Ksvwsvsl Mflvcs) is Uta nsM fa# Iv4s^ •, | bicycle- brlc-s^bric, paintings, rugsj and kits, broken office furalgiint E. refrigerator, cheap, attlo contents our si>*ci*Jiv unit;- cocker spaniel,, SUMMIT AUCTION ROoks aad steel aad plywood jettia&tt air- black, 20 months, 47-4S Summit Av plane tanks. „ _, $50, will sacrifice Summit 6-JU8. home, exceptional pet for To inspect or to submit %tds e»E C|n >>att a n 4 5759 J USED TRUNKS and the AOATSC Contracting Office ^CONSTRUCTION toAN '.g i£!i_£slL£ ' ' ' ' ' rlc«* paid Call or writ. BUSINESS "TTkiw Cadillac sedan. Call after £.UOOAGE CO., US Broaa'St. at MArket S-5311, e»ttaa»wa« S}2 Sfr«0oi/tfled S«rvic* * liberal faratt Ntwark. Phon> Mkt. l-tt&t. or 3*3. LOWISf INTIREST tATIS and repairs. R*sl- CLOCKS, old, antique or unuiuaL commerclaL Call Su. Harris D. Rush. 25? Orchard Street 6-5865- R. Westfleld. We 2-06M-U. Saturday* DIRECTORY Wlf* It Admitsisfratfii and evenings only. ^or for gale. Suit- The estate of William W. Car- "replaces. Call Essex ABNOLD & CHARLOTTE MASON OONTSAUTOB baa resumed civilian dental prac- 89 Halsey St.'Newark, K J BOUUm and BOLD tice at 30 Beechwood road follow- man, Jr., who died February 11 "MVTIK sUe mapia oeo, complete Will pay highest prices for Attic con- JOSEPH DE LUCA will be administered by hi* widow. tents ; fine china, figurines; or Old AUCTION BOOMS ing five years' service with the I »!th'srrlng and mattress, excellent Silver, Cold and Jewelry. Call Ma- Majon Contractor Madeline of Kobart aventte. • ,, iiion J25; standard Contlnen- 2-6510. Eves. B1-8-3H2. 13 Summit Avenua- United States Navy. In February, Brick and cement work, patch- 1941, Comdr. Behrendt was called S typewriter, $75. Phon« evenings. HA NO wanted. No dealers, Call Summit t»uitnntimnfiiniimiiinnniiniiiiniiiiiinitiiiiiit»» 1657 Chatham 4-4«l;i-J. ing or any kind of mason work. to active duty from the 7th Bat- us". —Seasone2- - d oak firewoo; „d ., fo, r STARCK'S n>ei lengththss cutt to oorder: : prompppt STANDARD type typewriter, any Summit 6-4260 talion, U.S.N.R., where he had llii v $16 6a corcordd, delivered to make, good condition. American 7« t&aln Stratt, Cbathasa served for a year or more in an Write to Qus Schmidt, Red Cross, Summit 6-2076. Chatham 4-49L1 MOTOK S1XMUBM ld N J inactive status. n 3. Freehold, N. J. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAIB .,,-i'it'STKR tool* saws, planes; etc., For Diamonds, Old Gold and Old SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS EASTERN FUEL, COMPANY Born in Newark, be was cradu* II'M' 1'hone Mlllburn 6-0819, eve- Jewelry. W. KINDSVOGEL, Ma 2- 17-49 Summit Avmiw 3(33-239 Broad Street 7548. <5 Branford PI,, Newark, N. J ated from Brown University in Pre Easter Specials Telephone Summit Mil* i Summit 6-0006 -— — WANTED—DISHES. VASES, STA- 1928, and from the Dental School AWNS—Black top noil, J5 a TUES, curio cabinet* and odd fur- APPUA^fJES of the University of Pennsylvania '.-0 delivered.-Write Lvilgl Fa*lo, niture, broken or perfect or what MOVING * 8TOEAGS in 1934. \n r.-nterth St., ElUabeth. have you. So. Or. 2-5801 n"l7TpnK screens, one 30x80,, two EASTERN FUEL COMPANY Comdr. Behrendt spent three d'xti seven 32>ix80. 400 Broad- HIGH cash prices for antiques, china, 233-239 Broad Street SUK3CT EXPRESS CO, IMC, For limited Time »t-ii Ave. UNlonvllle 2-6517. vasei. brlc-a-brac. glasa, silver, 68-76 Railroad AvaaM months at the United State* Mar- mhY carriage, perfcotly new, *20. Jewelry, painting*. Summit 6-0006 ins Corps Barracks, Quantlco, Va. ,{j3 Summit Place, Union. THE HEUBEnT GALLERT Summit 6-0318 . 101 Summit Avenue . . BUILDING MATKEIAUI From there he was transferred to maple prlb, perambulator.- TeL Sumrnlt 6-5287. ' ' MUSIC the Dispensary, Navy Dept., Wash- FUR TRIM CLOTH WANTED—Antiques, China, bric-a- CX>. ington, D. C. In March, IMS, he r.i'' cordwood, '24" length. brac, old silver; antique Jewelry S3 Russtil Place VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS •• ,;•,!! Short Hills 7-3582-W. bought; fret appraisal. MORHELL. was ordered to the VMJB. New Or. 4-5064. Summit e-00» Musical Instruments sold 4 re- COATS. 91c MTTTE till), large, $15, and Iron cot, Jersey, and after assisting, in the OR OVER " is both with mattresses; child's GUNS, SWORDS. PISTOLS, -weapons BUILDERS paired. Summit Music Center commissioning of the ahip remain- 1,1-iv iwii, $4; two mahogany up- of all types for collectors. Souvenirs 41 Maple St Su. 6-6399 hohiM-frt chaise longues, $15 each; of th« lat« war bought and sold. Remodeling—Repairs ed aboard her until October, 1944, in'tliiue caned ball chairs, $10; Single pieces or entire collections. General Carpentry when he was again ordered to the yunrt clothes wringer, with Largest gtock In the East. HOUSE PLUMBING, HEATIfKJ, A rubber rollers, $6; small bu- OP GUNS, 34 Alpine PL, Arling- Irons Sc Connell Dispensary in the Navy Dept, rtau with mirror, $5; of-ton, N. J. PHONE Ke. 2-5104. Summit 8-2647 SHEET METAL WORE Washington. One Dress or 3 Pc Suit fice typewriter, $30; figure Ice GRANDS—Spinets and small uprights »katpH. with shoes, size 3%, $S: me- wanted. Immediate cash. KRA- Remodeling, Repairing. JOHN R. CROOT ft SON During the time Comdr. Bebr- ch mlcal train with track, $1.50; KUER 107 West 57th St. N. Y. C. 235 Morris Avenue HolRate blocks, good condition, $6; Circle. *-0840. h Residential, Industrial, Com- dovetail alphabetical blocks, $1; mercial. Summit 6-0485 Cteontd Without Charge oilier smnlt toys and children's JACOBUS WILL BUT books. Cill Su. 6-S17S, after g p. m. Clocks, music boxes, paperweights, Stiles Construction. Su. 6-3&65-R. KITCHEN CABINETS brlc-a-brac, Runs, silver, paintings, RADIO * RADIO REPA1R1MU H-BIBPS * PET» lamps, etc. RICHARD'S ANTIQUES, CAMERAS * PUOTOUBAJP111C WHh Each $5 Dry Cleaning Sale 31 NO. PARK ST., EAST ORANGE, ROSS RADIO SBRVKS BOOK CASES ATTENTION t F1NB SELECTION N. J. Or. 3-1303 or Or. i-8262. All 8UPPLJK8 OF tinging canaries, stands, cage*. American Dealer—Free appraisal. 07 Summit Avenue goldfish, acquarlumi, dog sweaters, STORM SASH blankets, raincoats, toys, candy, CLINTON ANTIQUES BASTMAN'S Summit 6-1068 555 Clinton Ave., Newattk ' metal beds, djrners, harness, sup- Mi Sprlngtlsld Avtsw CAIDWKLL BROTHERS CABINETS piies, remedies, Christmas stockings, BUYS OLD FURNITURE, "CHINA Summit C-3S00 Xirtas cards. Lamps. Pictures. Jewelry, etc. 410 Springfield Avenua . M. E, BUCHBR PET SHOP Call Blgelow 2-9794. ES. 3-4759 PORCH ENCLOSURES Attention 1«! Clinton Ave., Nr. Bergen-Nwk. HOUSE FURNISHrNGS WANTED 41 BUG CUEANUtU TeL Summit 64036 fist 1879. Open Eves. BI-3-00U. Furniture, rugs, sofa, china, paint- J. K. BEDROSIAN 4 OQu PERRY T. BROWN IKC Cocker puppies, 1 months old. 51 ings, fireplace equipment Complete Maia to Order lor ow dtptndabk wotUy kwndry kb Road, Summit. estates or singl* pieces. Liberal prices 138 Springfield Arenas Broad St and Summit Ave. paid. CiK'KKH puppy, three months, buff, MORRISTOWN GALLERIES, INC Summit 6-OS0O Summit 6-0918 female, paper-trained. Call Summit 41 Market St Uorristown 4-437S NOEL RECORD * APPLIANCE ii-tl'52, OOAJL CAMERAS; Movie and still en- SHOP Robert H. Cherry TUUFICAL FISH, plants, goldfish. larKera, projectors. 8KB PIONEER best canaries, cages, puppies, horse CAMERA EXCHANGE, 443 Broad STEPHEN8-MILLXK CX>. 20 Beechwood Road meat, turtles, tanks s«x 3-4960. 100 lba. W« pay highest prleei for Cut (lowers—Funeral Designs • North Street, Summit K AKR expecting a baby, onr first. motal, Ircn furnaces, vacuum and Ntfrt apartment or small house, washing machines, Singer machines, —Corsages—Bridal Bouquets. T. & P. TREE EXPERTS furnished or unfurnished. Voting mattresRos, furniture and brlc-a- 213 Ashland Road Specializing in Tree Removal, j •tiKinecr. Call K. Woodward, Ch. brac W» can us© anything from Summit 6-6075 Summit, N. J. Cavity Work, Pruning and in 1946 «•:!«(»•, 339 Main St., Chatham. cellar to attic. Immediate pick-up. Call "Bl. J-2162. Spraying VKTKHAN nnd wife want IH to I VETERAN PAPER SUPPL.T fiiom apartment. Both employed. 19 Tr<»acy Ave., Newark, N. 1. fUEL sai OH. ORLANDO TEDESCO No children or pets. Call Dr. Splesio, h 7 STSPHENS-MDJUBR CO. MICHAEL POTIONANO — !'Jil"LL from 9 a. m. to 4 p. _m. Formerly with DAPERO W.\i» \\'lT)6"w wTth tw«i Children LOST M Ruaiell Pla«* fr. fd td vacate April \ need* apart- Summit 6-0O39 t Parti Avenue Summit 6-1407 iii'fit, Wrlto Mrs, George Hovnton, UATION book No. 3 In business •""•int;tti» Avenue, Mountainside, trict «f Summit. Call Hmilon, DESTROY JAPANESE GRUB 4. OPA'a alownesa In adjusting tnQl ceillnf l il EASTERN FUEL COMPANY ITS T1MI VfTIRANS AND ALL - ' :'i"' ^'^tflwldl 2-1255 aftor 6 p. tn. Michael Ruggkro priota on hardwood flooring;, siding, millwork ilr.Ki; iir 4 room apnrtment, halt 333-330 Broad Street WIRE TOLD THE TiUTM AIOUT THI HOME hiH. nr licusc, Furnished or un- 2H. lJ^}^J Summit t-000* Hauling Top Soil, Manure and and plywood has contributed to the difficul- iiH'ii-heil. Immediate oceupanry. In Miiuill clotVi bag. lie- Landscaping 1! ^ I >•/<> Summit llfrnid. BUILDING SITUATION. ties mills are having in securing necessary ward. 6-265H-W. FDNERAJL WKV1CB Bradford Street, New Providence manpower. liiifurninhed house or p CAT, »trl|M>a tiKtr, rnale, Aiis«'<»rs to Summit 8-4341 M'it hv M'tenm nnd wlf«. Oall "Krlsklp." C'hlltl's P*t. Su. «-3340. "11 i"T*cp» 12S, collect. The main bottleneck to Home construction It OXK Rold oaniiiB, no *t»>ne. Ileward •Hinsral Bsrvtca production of material* and equipment. ^s uplp, , Mllllmm ^ u WAMKIKCI HAUBDCHI With 400 brick and tile plants dosed, It took 4 • • r" mi aiiartrnent, vicinity MBJIII Summit s-UWJ '.,"', iniiigton. Unfurnished. S. t). NO. 22183- Summit TruM months for OPA to adjust prices. Now an additional UBNBKAL No legislation, presidential announcement, gov- 121 plants have opened and production is up 35%. \XA ItATION HOOK8, K<> 4. I«S«hrunry 27 In Simimlf. unti day fewer pipe, cast iron soil pipe and Gypsum 1 (Grading, Hauling, Ston* fummlt ••«« "i -i .111 i,.fiT«>n<«>fi. Cull K. I», p«Ir nnviil nlr t-r. <)<'K!, IIMI, luinc* No. imvumon eager to build home* for veteran* and a)] cttbwwi 571. lont in Union, Ktwunl. Ur«njs« In*urance who need them. The reaaon few home* tut being " U (•; in prctir-nt «p«rtinent S-677f*. ___ ,. HOMES Kb amount of juggling with an lnwifUdfnt •%>. adultn (chi»ntUt, oHT— t'ttckfr mwtil'-l, Tuc«(lf>y. from to Union pfactv Rummtt, R ]. built ia because material* are not being prodoctd. p«rtly iiopfl npnrl- (Snril.-ii drive. HimeuV. Hl.vk, «timll, to l*ranklln Place ply wtt produce a single home more than can be " hpim*. Call Ha «-85OO, Kxt. mulf. H«w;drt, 'I'd. HosrUn 4;'>i_!»;>-.I, Summit #-M39 Tat. tn. »-Ol77 ''llM 'l N vui>t*'»' nnrt n'ti, i»t ,1'"'"" Wit sffta material available, wlMit»'~7urn!*tif!inm«y V, »<•• ' '" «lih Renltl fiimlty In South wan! t'NImivlllf- 2-<2T8J AND ROOFTNO OOMPANI HILL CUT Governed by OPA'n war-tim» priclnf fornm- kitchen prt*U«gf«. Bos TIM OPA can hardly hold present price tellings FURNISHED ROOMS Berkeley Airtnu*, B#rk«Ief las, It Is still snore profitable for lumb#r mflai r EXTtlMIIIATOR CO. tftMs It haa no control over volume of employment, " < I'inm npnrtmcnt for family M«lghta to makt items for tmport—aiwl th# Itewi for* . flf """> <>H MarWpt 1-*I7«, su, s-saii or So, «-»m Mtwr «a#jt rat«s. cashing of government bondi,.and «n typ«» moth proofing m«rly requimd for war uat, than it to ta •'I"' li Mtfflr#r snii'wir* Kitmito fur liuKltH's* wunmti or msti, laalailment or credit expansion—BOT THE OPA '""""')• II»P<1 B|>»rtm*nt. Cull iMimmatm O»fl INt*—• make lumber usabto in Horn* Onstmetkift. mm ACT AS A BLOCK TO RBOONVKRSION ! hf»m« ttir imelimiv* ond honrd i dlnln« room op»« 1M4U Mr-lS Nli r,N, OPA'i w»r4imt priefnf formulas art sUH 114 p i? wsmtna w UNRIAUSTIC WAOTMBI to puhlln. ItI Bh! 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