HERALD. Published BNry Tuesday "Justice to all; ( and Friday. malice toward none." and 8UMMIT RECORD HERALD FIFTY-SECOND YEAR NO, 52 SUMMIT, N. J., FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1941 $3.50 PER YEAR Council Ap»?es Budget of $1,292,469— Advance Requests, Remember Next Wednesday! Two High School Students Killed— Great changes are taking place in this country. Perhaps among Believe Tax Rate Will Be One Point Lower- other changes we will find springing un among ua a new attitude toward For 1941Auto the word "politics." It wasn't many years ago that "politics" was an occupation which Two Injured At Grade Crossing Mayor Issues Explanation of Budget Plates Piling lip many people looked down their noses at—proud of their detachment from it—forgetting that some people named George Washington, Thomas THK CO-OPERATION OK Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Samuel Adams and Benjamin Franklin THE PUBLIC IK N Few Attend HearingluTofficials Praised Local Agency Will shaped the early destinies of our country by "politics." Peter Hensler of Summit and Virginia Far Budget Work—Car Won in Merchandising But those, of course, were historic tfmes, and today is only today. So, Overlook Hospital vvitli a Have Plates on Sale We wonder. We wonder whether today la not one of the gr*eat bed capacity of 148, and which Campaign Sold and Welfare Fund Opened moments of our nation when nil of ua should take up the burden of our is now housing 151 by the use Tlievenet of Militant Fatally Hurt Beginning March 1 times and interest ourselves in "politics." *. of cots, is asking the citizens The 1941 tax and appropriation budget having been ap- Most of us are beginners. For that reason the place to begin is not of Summt to co-operate by Advance applications for 1941 in the large arena of international and national politics but here at home adhering to these simple in- Returning From Postponed Hockey Game proval by the office of the Commissioner of Local Government auto license plates are piling up in our own back yard of local government. structions: in Trenton was unanimously adopted Tuesday night by Cotn- at the office of the H. Douglas Wednesday Evening you will have a chance to learn many things 1. Doctor" who are con- Wahl Motor Vehicle Agency, 355 you may not now know. The Republican Club of Summit is beginning templating! bringing patients Two Others in Car Taken to Rahway nu-n Council. Tgxes for local purposes will be $633,345.95 and Springfield avenue. Plates will go an educational campaign with an "Information Please" program during to the hospital are urged to f,.r the schools $339,621. The total appropriation for taxes for on sale March 1 and must appear which a "board of experts" will try not to be stumped by questions on contact the hospital office in • Hospital Yesterday Afternoon— ail purposes, including debt service and surplus revenue cash on all vehicles by April 1. Reser- politics and government submitted by any of us. order to find out whether or vations are now being made by Everyone is invited. There is no charge. The "show" begins at not space Is available. No Gates at Lehigh Valley Crossing appropriated is $1,292,469,82. While it hasn't been officially the Wahl Agency on registration 8 p. m. at Edison Junior High School. There is also a movie on the 2. Parents are requested to determined, it is believed the tax rate will be about $4.17 com-plates on numbers up to U/Tf 99 D Mechanization of the U. S. Army. We strongly urge you to make that refrain from* bringing chil- Peter Hensler, 17, a junior at Summit High Sctjuol, son uf up until February 22. At any rate pared'to last year's rate of $4.18, final adjustment awaiting the a date. dren to the hospital as visi- Mrs. Florence K. Hensler irf 2 Surrey road, and the fate Arthur no plates will be issued until March tors, for the protection of the C. Hensler, and his companion, Miss Virginia Thevenet, 16, a passing- of the State budget. 1. To reserve plates it is necessary children themselves. The Major <&ake* Foraal to make out a regulation form and 3. Visiting privileges are Millburn High School student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. deposit the money with it. Persons Statement on the Badfftl WORKERS E Summit Choral Club Combining With being allowed to relatives, Im- Arthur E. Thevenet of 45 Walnut avenue. Millburn. died as the unable to appear in person must mediate families, only. Ko In a prepared statement on this AT RED tKOSS have their applications notarized. friends are allowed. result of injuries suffered.last night about 5 o'clock when the year's tax and appropriation budget After Marcth 1st, ol Flashing Oratorio Society to Give Already Overlook has ordered car they were driving toward Summit was struck by a Lehigh which he approved "as a step in the If you have some time you the Motor Vehicle Age an additional supply of beds, .Valley'Railroad passenger train at the cros^ng- just uiftside of right direction though It strays would like to invest in service from 9 a. m. to 6 p. and with thi) co-operation of somewhat from the path of tax rate which would be much needed Saturday. In the inte Bach's St Matthew Passion March 30 the public, more efficient and Cranford toward Rahway. Among other things, tlvfc.deceased reduction toward debt extinction," and appreciated, hop over and hours are from 9 a. m. un prompt service will be given suffered compound fractures of the skull. make surgteal dressings, or Mayor Guido F. Foreter said: except on Saturday, when thi to the satisfaction of all. " " Riding, iii the car iitli 'Hejixler In working on the budget of the apply your adroit needle on are from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. The way is being prepared for a themselves of the opportunity pf car (ity of Summit for 1941, It soon became flannel robes and such things Motorists in twenty-nine states momentous musical event to take hearing it. and the Millburn girl %er« Charles .i;>;'.ir- rit that a choice would .have to at the Red, Cross Workrooms, place in Summit on the evening of A somewhat shorter and slightly Sweeney, 18, a senior*at Summit in.wle between two very desirable 19 Euclid avenue. Hours 10 must get new license plates for March 30th, when the combined Gives Keen Analysis Ihj.-rtivrs: ' their cars during the first three different version of the St. Matthew High School, son o( Mr. and .Mrs. 111 Lowering the tax rate of the city a. m. to 12 every morning ex- months of the year—about half of Summit Choral Club and the Flush- Passion was sung by the Summit To Consider Local C. .A. Sweeney of 1 Euclid avenue v from 6 to 10 points and funding in- cept Saturday. These dressings ing Oratorio Society under the di- Choral Club last year, setting a and his companion. Miss Gloria (!• II!HIIH'S» Incurred for excess ex- them during the month of March. Of World Affairs are for our own army, and must rection of Laurence Ruemussen will precedent In high musical perform- Dupius, 17, another Millburn High penditures on the E!dt«OB Junior High be in readiness. Only fourteen states continue to perform the great St Matthew .< limil amounting to $JS.(W0; or hold to year-end expiration. In ance which could not be lowered Set4Ip for Work School student, daughter of Mr. i2) I'nylnfj- off all temporary in- Passion by Johann Sebastian Bacfa. this year and will not in the years Fortnightly Club Hears and Mrs. Charles A. Dn»'i>>s (1.iit.dm-ss and conalderiim funds used fourteen other states tags must be This will mean that about one hun- to come, if a growing Summit con- l •: public improvement* us current op- changed April 1. In seven, the tag- of 71 Greenwood drive Mill- ir.niiii; exmnne, providing some dred and sixty vested singers, will tinues to be as receptive to good In War Time Howard Pierce Davis burn. As the HKHALo goes to changing date is March 1; In six, overflow the choir loft, the pulpit, .i .-.i. -uiu. generally gpoken of as $10,000, Local War tags are changed February 1. music as it has shown itself in the press all that could he learned ns ,ui additional ntorv* toward obllga- and a specially erected platform in past. ItJajo be remembered that A keen analysis of world affairs t;«ns of {troperty owner* whose proper- ' In Florida tags expire on Jan- about Sweeney and Dupius its that the Central Presbyterian Church. the Choral Club is our one local Program Planned wan presented to the Fortnightly they were rushed to the Rahway t-. had benefited through street Im- uary 15, in Louisiana, February 5, They will be accompanied by the !•:• n...in'-nt.s (Xorfb Summit and aec- Relief Activities and in Virginia, April 15. In the 0 organization that is keeping com- For Meeting Social Club at its regular meeting in the Hospital where their condition, t;•.!.« of East Summit) from 1927 to organ, and four of the best oratorio munity choral singing alive and UiKh School auditorium, Wednes- about S p. m. wan considered hopp- four remaining .states tag-changing soloists to be found in New York making programs like this one In the current littdg* t. the entire re- dates are: June 30, West Virginia; Agencies Council day afternoon, by Howard Pierce fiil. At that time the diagnosis a These will include William Haine, :•• I'lult r of th< $'iJ>,"UU excess expeiidl- Big Joint Spring October 31, Mississippi and South Duvk-.H, well-known commentator, was given that Sweeney siittt-ri-d i ... "ii the ICdison Junior .High School tenor, who has sung this role in two 1 While all expenditures in con- a possible fractured foot. *«-;ilp i- ir.-.it«.>d :IM a current MCIWISO and Benefit in Making Carolina; November 15. Alabama. performances in Carnegie Hall, and At the regular Executive Com- who for thi''past two seasons' has nection with this work are kept as mittee meeting of the Council of wounds, liody lacerations ;ii:d this uiiwunt is paid off and ••limlnatod There are several reanons for more recently,' the tenor part in low as possible, two hundred dol- likewise been a Fortnightly speak- .i" '!»hi. Last y«>ar, l'.tlO, $tQ,(UH. was By Ci;ims.JSJ.CHOLSON having tags expire at some time Bach's B Mirfbr Mass at the Berk- Social Agencies on Monday, Febru- er. shock. I' .id (>{( .mil iti the 1941 bttdgtt $25,00(1 lars more is needed now to meet ary 17th, the suggestion of Mrs. i- !-.ii(i off. other than the end of the calendar Because of Mr. Davis' popular- Itctnrniiiff t'rom < ancelled At a meeting, Wednesday evo- year. One i.s that motorists avoid uire Festival under Serge Kousse- expenses this year. Since the club Rertrude Gross, the chairman of 1-v.r rrwrve -iiurpoNoK, to b«< used In niiiR, of the still-forming commit- itaky last summer; Viola Silva, is giving only free church concerts ity, there wan a large audience. ltiilmay llorkey - surpluH in the Sinking Fund, $10,- J lll l beiie fit f01 tlui contralto; George Britton, bass, and this season, its work must be sup- which included members of the. IT!tee, fofr the bi .? , ; , \ the financial strain of Christmas. March meeting of the Council was 1 (i'-"i is provided. 'Fills amount will help o Helen Marshall, soprano. ' | ported by voluntary contributions accepted. The topic for the meet- club, their guests, ami many of the School adviser, Kinory N. Meinek* . in meeting thf" JjO.lUMi annual atnortlzit- British ""April JK and. 19. Mrs/TlM>rc Js Home argument in agrl- from those who think its aims and the local High School hotkey ivam ii-»n of the I«o "" "•„informe. d., of Un„ ,; Wixlu.-l of th«« administration In office sponsored by the British War Re- to the changing of registration Hikers in Spite of New Jersey's Law I • ?.»rr the present' one. Tho $25,000 dates for any of the above reasons. J. P. OarreUon,. Mrs.--Gertrude cast reports for the Columbia net-' tragedy, .rove to Halivvay Hospita Savlief,e tkthee ChildreRefugeen FederationItellef, an.d the Jro.sR, Mrs. Amos Hiatt. Miss work, the speaker commented on1 t(l ,millle ln(lu'7 oh,out ,"'(> »«J""-*«l ;ir!i additional contribution of lason gave her treasurer's report. lo.st faith in democracy because of,completed »>y the Cranford police $'.'"II in this year's budget represents tensions result in much confusion failure was In the cold committee, therefore, has the and thousands of arrests of tourists Summit police and authorities in other municipalities in i was voted that Invitations he ex- ofonmiiie f.iilnii. w:is ii vital noint.'"point" " «he H6KALD went to press. ' !».:n!s or n total of 14ft points used pleasure at this time of announc- tended to several organizations made by Mr. Davis in louble hoilrr i- aiMrinc Indebtedness of u more or whose tagw have expired when they this and other states are having added troubles with hitch- the coursei The crossing where the tragedy !• -< temporary character. ing that both Canoe Brook Coun- which are not members to join tho of his discussion. own red in an unguarded one, hav- gar, cherry ted a customary hikers and the problem is likely to grow as spring approaches. .Ii jg yolks and In view of the unmftcy ntttiched to try Club and Balt'isrol have gen- louncll. The possibilities of the United] «"K neither gates nor a watchman. '• JtrUiit indebtcdneRM of the (ity. I feel erouBly got back of the movement arrests of motorists whose tags are States joining the conflict werejonly a safety flash and the regular itil slightly .'; K no new indebtwlnes.s (except for valid, under an extension by offi- Among the "regular" hitch-hikers are scores of men in uniform There was discussion of the work ii •• Mft.000 share of Summit in re- and donated their attractive ae-' • . t . ,.„ . „,. also coiiHidered.• high way-flign indicating a crossing. •'. s.-rvke charKe to approximately adding their talent to the gala af-.definitely set in every state. and of facilities for mental hygiene in At the tea which followed in the !-'T.i"«t iw-r annum. Hue to retiring tlie against hitch-hiking and make cer-1 so. would probably be held tomorrow lie whipped- r.•.'her than funding'temporary dehtu, faliv But more will be announced "«' expiration date be plain- Summit, reported that although her Little White house of the Y. W. morning at the home. lv tain that none of the ride-seekers 1 Reports from England, where committee has done a great deal ir pan with !';-•• df-bt service charge for tho 11*41 about thes« arrangements at a lat-| marked on the tags, stands in the roadway to solicit j hitch-hiking has never been as pre- C. A., with Mr. Davis as honor I' iJir-t has reached an all time high er date. It might be said, however.! I'-uU year -at- rcg»ir of work it is still too early in the guecst, the hostess was Mrs. ill with the '••r~summlt amounting to $2!>5.000. I ree transportation. The^evv Jer- ^^eVer^^ ^"'"" " r. '.nimend that no additional debt be that if the committee finds that; motor vehicle administrator->-•-•-« s are f study to foretell any conclusions. G-eoffrey C. Bttlesen. Assisting thoroughly sey law makes it unlawful to ask' Mrs. GarretHon reported that the ith some of >!-,i'«d until the service of thc debt to the capacity or these country! plagued with r towntun- mass transportation facilities thou- her were: Mrs. Robert E. Mor.se, Two Injured in i • • r.-ated plus" that in existence Is not clubs is being taxed, one or morej.l*™ or »umher« rides in the roadway, but it is al- sands of Londoners are forced to Public Relations Committee was who received; Mrs. William J. or the pur- II- /•xcVsH of $200,000 per annum. In the address or telephone number continuing its regular work and \iiw (,f the current conditions as to other attractive dance spots will be j lowable from the sidewalk. thumb rides to and from work, and Sharp, Mrs. .1. Raymond Schislcr, li to 8 serv- of the applicant. A few states have that Mrs. Edward Jenkins, delegate Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery, Mrs. Head On Crash ns and public workn be- added. There is one thing sure. While the men in uniform pose the motoring public lias been gen- to the city, this should work All the people hereabouts, who en-|K°nc H0 Jfar as to issue several new problems for the police and erous in its response. Also, many from the Town Improvement As- Arnold E. Linton, Mrs. William S. • hardship. joy a good evening of dancing and sets of "No. 1" plates to meet this motorists, a United States military British soldiers on leave cannot af- sociation, was unable to continue Koithan, Mrs. Louis C. Hollands, Two persona were injured in a I'uriiiB the years 1940 and 1941, com- on the committee and Mrs. John Mrs. H«nry tiusmcr, and Mrs. Al- i-ri.->!ni? the first term of my admlnln- entertainment, will not be disap- demand; others nil the requests if (Or navai uniform, of course, frees.'ford rail fare home and have taken head-on collision which occurred truti.-in the ludebtednesti of the city pointed through being unable to. they. can., while some ignore all the motorist from some of the com-j to hitch-hiking. The authorities Dey, the other delegate from the )>en L. Baker. Town Improvement Association Wednesday night In" Springfield yKUt l have declined markedly. ' acquire tickets. It is predicted special number applications, uion dangers of picking up persona tare urging Englishmen to take Presiding at'the tea table, which avenue, New Providence. Borough, D.if< Net debt Debt that Canoe Brook will have little! Tim registration problem this along the road. These hazards in-1 their cars out of storage and are will continue on the committee in was decorated with snap-dragon of her place. Herbert Osborne, chair- near the homo of former Freeholder MM $235,000 room to spare after Chatham be-jyear is complicated by the presence chide: | issuing extra "petrol" to any mo- varied lines, with pink predominat- I3.73.U5S. r Chester II. Lambert. Anthony Hu- I'-"- 31. IJ40 7. 2.532,468 194.. „2 gins to buy up the tickets. in many states of large numbers !!::.! debris and clearing thc way to (b) That he may unwittingly help cently assumed, presented several ' -inipb r balance sheet and particular-- one of those events, HUch as peopl•e out-of-state tags are fixed by law a criminal to escape. Blanshard of Swartmore Ilucbiaiii was later released upon 1 UiieatioiiB and plans which were m ccttiiiR to a simpler debt struc- In this locality seldom have the and legislative action will be re- (c) That he may suddenly find a Large New Quota his own requests but Scrimente was the privilege of attending. It will quired to permit draftees to use discussed by the Executive Com- retained for observation. and taxpayers of Sum- gun in his ribs and wind up as the mittee. Mrs; C. H. Cleaves, chair- The College Club i* fortunute to not be another cavalcade of stars. their home-state plates beyond victim of a hold-up, physical vio- have for Its speaker on February <•'- 'in 1»- of great help In brliiRlns these time limits. There is some man of the Social Calendar Com- ftbtli men were in a car driven by •'••• '-iiy to a more satisfactory sltua- There will be stars without ques lence, or murder. For Red Cross Here mittee, announced that she would 28th.' the brilliant scholar Mr.s. Iluchiani, going east on Springfield "ii iii rcRard to tax rate and debt tion, but there will be not more i question in several other states The perils inherent in hitch-hik- Fiances Blanshard, Dean of -Mtfiii'im'd by: non-residents may get appoint her committee immediately. avenue. At the bend in the mud, 'I' I'ayinglim taxes In 1941 hrlnit- than three, possibly only two. who whether ing are not all on the side of the, ? Although the current quota of Swarthmore College. Her subject. near the Lambert home, they col- ~ tli>- tax eollectiona up to 32% <>r will Bhlne brilliantly that night, new taps from their home states motorist, for hitch-hikers them-, the production committee lias not '"Modern Trends in Education" is lided with a car driven and owned •"vc. Ijjst year, 1940. the collect inns AnU they will be the kind j when old ones expire or whether selves have sometimes been robbed t yet been filled, a large new quota most, suitable. liy Daniel O. Patterson of Kline •"•• S!i.2%. the iM-at In the himory of no one will want to miss. Tin" they must get their 1941 plates Exhibit of Counterfeit or assaulted by persons giving them ! has oeen rece|V(Ml froni Washlng- For not only has Dean Blan- I Boulevard, Berkeley Heights, which 'iu:nit. committee already has the accept-; where they are stationed. shard spent her entire life in col-! rides. And, of course, every hitch- j ton lt wa«, reported at the regular Money at Local Bank was travelling in the opposite di- '2> laying any tax«s due. real or ance of two, These noted artists j loge circles, but she now repre- "'•"nrit. for years prior to 19U. hiker runs the risk, of finding him-( monthly board meeting of the Sum- rection. Patterson, who has signed ''•' Ii<)uldallnp; any special Improvo- will appear together, so the coin, I ii{*a Q«jgc self the guest of a reckless or tnlt lied Cross Chapter which was sents a college which, while hold- a reckless driving complaint • us :i*<^5,OUU display in tho lobby of the Summit ship has also attracted much at- ' 'I I'tiyint; Home of tho lands on which Recognizing the dangers of hiteh- of 50 women's cardigans. 300 chil- Trust Company during the next missed the bend in the road ami '• i'V has foreclosed tux or assess- bficaiise they are married. I'll tell' hiking, most State legislatures have | dren'a sweaters, 100 layettes, 45 tion by its -pioneer interest in came over on the wrong side of the '!' liillH. you about them later. But rc*t as- two weeks, when the samples of Junior \>'ork Camps. Kiuest Long. a member of taken official cognizance of the j convalescent robes to ne made of actual and counterfeit money made, road, forcing Patterson to pull off Poorly AtlendPt] sured that the proposed concert is I he firm of James Long's Sons of practice and enacted laws either to | beautiful outing-flannel, and a Dean Blanshard's childhood was the road In an effort to avoid ih*1 ••"ue;]i the hearing was attended going to be an affair that will up by tin: U. S. Secret Service will spent In close connection with •lUii Springfield avenue, Who was regulate or to prohibit it. Outright {cauacioim lint of other items, all be'shown to the public. AH part accident, Buchlanl however. con- "iily nix cltizciiH, members of draw from places far and near. struck Monday morning. July 17. prohibitions of hitch-hiking are in Uo be shipped by May :Ust. The Smith College where her ...».,.....,,mother . , ...... , , ,, :""11 were warmly congratulated How Hie. higgh school auditorium I.ackawanna train of the campaign to educate citizctiH inue ^, )iy effect in twenty States and the DIs-j chairmen for this committee. Mrs. Uugh! literature. She graduated d straight and strucit wak sth ofef Pat- •me of those in attendance for is BiK to be able to accommo- ^ Cladstone Express to trlct of Columbia. These include i Kggfcrs and Mr.s. Lott, are depend- into recognizing counterfeit money,' terson car ''Hi.. thc Federal Agency has mounted « from th.it institution in lftK,. andjpaved road .thougMarkhs in the road up- •.vork in tho preparation of the date every one who will want • <<>j NVw Y()1.k ilH \w was waiting on (.'onnccticut, New York and Fenn-! Ing upon tho splendid co-operativo the rollowing year recelvH a mus- lleld thc be present stumped the commit-, ^ Hummlt Nation platform to series of bills from $1.00, to $100 ter's degree from CoiuinblaColumbia . After \, , . Patter«o» story. ltiu-liia:ii tliat sylvania. spirit of people with ability to knit tlaims •nest P. Leathern, representing tee, and It was concluded h,(in| ,)„. s.Ufi from Morristown and BOW to help them put this pro- denominations with counterfeits of broadening her views by study at: Patterson was on the wrom l wer Iliow Antl-hitch-hiking laws have never on I'ago Seven) there was only one answer. Those( f|))., N>w Vonk. has brought an ac- been rigidly enforced except in ;i gram through. similar denominations HO that citi- Oxford, .she taught in quick. suc-i Bide of the road. It Is reported thai whn buy their tickets early will He , | . Lackawanna Itall- cession at IlolJins College, at Wei-; Buchianl's car side-swiped another u tjon IKalnKt t K few isolated spots, and it is very Among tho various reports is zens may have un opportunity to tho fortunate ones. More news road and one of its motorman for| unlikely that they'will bo invoked i(>lle to the. effect that Mrs, Drab- compare the, real and the worth less U-sly College, and at the Univer-! «ar previous to the accident. about the benefit in future editions sily of Michigan. In 1925 she went Driving with Mr. Patterson were Stores Open for $L'r,.i>0« for injuries sustained. ttKa|nst Hervico men In uniform. Ifi bio IH now chairman of the staff currency. Members of the Summit of THK SUMMIT HERALD. Is Herbert <- «"- they should be, legislative action to ( Trust Company staff -have been to Swarthmore m assistant iu the' •*'» daughter, M|BB Katherim; Fat- counse (lipartnient of philosophy, teachingf terson, Pctet NeiRel of ZV.t South Holiday Tomorrow son of this city. It is expected-the anion,| (n(, |UWH |n fuvor of ,m.n iu I Mrs. (Mark rcnorted th.it the giving special consideration to the , * —*•*—: • i Aesthetic But the following yearjUth street. Newark, and Miss suit wilfl.e heard Home time today, mifnim ,nay hc nought lloinij llyglc-ne continueH methods by which counterfeit Ml IK '''•-it Smninit storeB, ineinbei'H Public School Start with interest. she began her work as dean of | Myj-tlo Lawyer of 22 Weaver street, ' '!"• Hiimmlt Chntnber or Com- before Judge Clcary iu Circuit ..r ..,,„, '..,.. .,",„ ,.„.„ „.., may be detected In nit effort to pro- Kirls. assumiiiK full responsibility j Summit. The two women were Mid»Winter Vacation Omil. ouesi suit laws limn uie Four classes in fiiHl aid are now tect the residents of this community "•'.. ,IH won a(, many iistartj against worthiest* currency. ' will remain op^n all day to- ('HIIIKTIAMTY FOR JO1\AY around the middle of March under The College Club may well look minor injuries and released. .:'";'i-«)w, VVaahlngton's Dlrthrtny. Summit public schools will close covered liy n higliwav "K»e«t" aft A midwinter vacatl the Btamp window will bo pressed themselves as hlgni) and March Ki. Speakers on these men la the regular army or by I Watches, clocks. Jewelry repaired, generally discusses pending legis- Place School Friday morning. The un automobile jit Chestnut uvuim- "i'cn. there being no deliveries. satisfied with the plan and have respective dates arc: Uev. Charles men In training under the selective | Ho»«a«Uln. 45M Springfield are. lation, both stato and national. College Club meeting will be at und HrOad street last week, is <>ffices at City Hall, the three expressed the belief that tho plan |» Fritch, Ph.D.. Hev. S. Franklin servl<» law. However, local post j the Y. M. C. A. at 3.15 p. m. resting comfortably in ; overlook banks and the Public Li- is heneflclnl M both students mid Mack. Samuel II. Moffett. Uev. commanders have authority to pro-1 Mme. Samcr, Dressmaking, Do- Hospital according to latest avail- •»!•>• wili l be closed all day be-b teachers. Schools will resume on flonice I,. Fetiton. .Ir. hlhlt the practice by men unrtor Mention the HBHALD when buying •igning, 20 Irving ipl., Su. 6-2746. TAXI, call Geddis, Su. 6-2000. adv. able reports. 4 Monday morning, March I'.rd. '" " of thi> holiday. • i. I • I FUDAY, FEB. 2i,i PACE TWO THE SUMMIT HERAID AMD SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. 94f

IThe Central Home and T,ru9t Co. Summit avenue, formerly of Short evening gowns and are all McCall ENGAGEMENTS Hills, and the late Mr. Watklns to Hawaiian Fashion pattern designs which mean easy jof Elizabeth. Robert Chamberlln Porter, of NewShow at sewing for the women who make New Providence I The President appointed tbe fol- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK York, son of Dr. and Mrs. Horace their own clothe*. Bach outfit hm I lowing committees: Finance, An- Mr. and Mrs. Leiloy T. Pease of C. Porter, . of , Hlehif Nani (In a swanky At the organization meeting of liam <\ P. Patt«n of 53 New England ave- doin College, and the University Ulahiwa (flaming youth),) the boar(i of education Joseph Mul- nue. Pennsylvania Law School. Hukl Taulua (am I enticlnR?*, and hoi land re-e.eet.1 of | Ml« Pease Is a fcraduate of Sum- njntiy more. P.-T. A. meeting < thf! board." William <\ took Wit High School, of Wt'Uesley Col- OBITUARY Miss Charlotte Touts, Fashion . „, . ... held Tuesda.....y Jame. s E. Downes, so-; lege, class of 19.19 and of Katharine Stylist for McCall's will conduct IIIH oath of office and assumed his . , , . instructor of Summit Glbbs School of 'New «York. Mr. :( ju Htud t 8 / i .in . i ,ir Mr*. Italph the fashion show, against a back-1duties as u re-elected board mem-!Hjgn school, apoke on "Current: Fatten Is a graduate of Summit ground of soft music played by an j ber. Anton C. Swenson was elects Affairs." His forceful autl High School and of Rutgers Col- Funeral services wer« held Wed Hawaiian band from Me Hotel ed as vice-president. The follow-; lightening talk revealed many In-j lege, class or 1939. He is a mem- nesday in Vlneland for the mothe Lexington, ?Cew York City. ing appointments were made for the jteresting and helpful opinions on ber of Delta Upsilon and Scabbard of two Summit women, who wai dis- Fabrics used in costumes school year 1911-1942: Eugene L. lour relationship to the trends of the and Blade. killed in an auto acoident Saturday, played In the show will toe on view Miller, aa district clerk; Fred C. j war, our own foreign policy, aid to follows: Mrs. T. ('.Plumb and .Mrs. The victim was Mrs. Ralph Coupler, on the second floor. There i» no Rjceman, school custodian; Edna England, and defending America. • W. H. Whitley of Dine .Mountain Lrtcfcforil—Morris mother of Mrs. Keinold Freeden o admission charge on «lther day. Bopp, school nurse; Dr. \V. It was announced that there are; Mr. and Mrs. W. Palmer Letch- Morris court and Mrs. Doris Hirst son Hallock, school physician; I!R paid members to date with a| Farms; Mrs. C. Iteasor of Mountain ford of Morristown have announc- of Olenside avenue. Mrs. Coupler T, M. i\ A. ( AMERA CICB Julia Schweinfurth, attendance of-!.mil'set at 125. The fourth grade, avenue and Mrs. W. Herbert of ed the engagement of their daugh- was 68. She was in an auto driv- fleer; Dr. I. Stanley Roth, school won the attendance banner for hav-j Washington avenue. The Watihung Mayor GuijJa F. Fom< ter, MlsS Caroline Whitney Letch- en by her son-in-law, Richard Lar- The regular meeting of the If. M. dentist; Benjamin Bateman, audit- lug the most parents at the •meet- Hills Garden Club invited members" a supervisor of SUti* Hi- ford, to Herbert Cameron Morris, Bergen and Marris COUH; •comb, when it was hit'by a truck C. A. Camera Club was held on or; Judge John. L. Hughes, attorney.: ing. A card party will be heldjof t,,e p.T A t0 a motion picture | Jr., of Philadelphia. Miss Letch- tue Tuesday night to Bcston and overturned. Both were taken Tuesday evening. After a "brief The regular-meeting'"night was March 26th for the benefit of jon»now Does Your Garden Grow" ford was graduated from Kent on Wednesday und Tlnn business meeting the group went designated as the second Monday of Hoy Scout Troop No; 68. The treas- 25th '•.I: Place .School, and made her debut to a nearby hospital where Mm. me second Monuay OI (iuynrauuiuuiinu.OT. mcntuo- TI „ \i.,rr.i. or.|, annual convention of thi' immediately into a discussion of each month, 1 I-: in li»3S. She Is a member of the Coupler died within three hours. The official paper for urer's statement showed a balance »y [™^ Thomas tm Slarcli -»IB Oivision of Hit Assx: the photographs taken by various the school will .t,], Morristown Junior League, Larcomb has head injuries and sev- 111 be THE SUMMIT of $130.40 with .$17.16 as profit on fielin thd eavenue Communit. y House on Plain- Highway Officials of Xw •.'I members which are to be entered HERALD. The following banks the recent luncheon. Mrs. It. Cur- Ainw. eral broken ribs. AH part of the Founders' Day 1ica. The mayor stntts Watklns— Porter . "Aloha Hawaii" is the name of a in the Union County Camera Con- were designated 96 the official do- bow volunteered her services as p Hi;- foj. poBitorles: • The First National scout leader for the new Girl Scout program a partial list of distrllm- vent ion focuses .attention 1 !Jl ; test. Pictures displayed by Mrs. .11 !ie Announcement has been made You most have the HERALD If new and different fabric fashion Bank and Trust Co. of Summit, The troop to be organized. Mrs. W.i tion of the Cohunbla P,-l-A-inuis latest practices in hiR.'iv you want the news of Summit. It Lester Medford and Stan Bara- of* th Flower will hold a spa- MOST DARING AND SUCCESSFUL. ghetti supper Saturday, February 22nd, in the church basement. Sup- Collateral — Co-Maker — Housing — Automobile HOME m Hie per will be servi'd from (i to 10. fft j& -east/ Boy Scout Troop G8 will meet to- / OW AHHLEP night at 7.30. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Costeilo and WDOSTRIAL CKPAKS1OH. family of Free Acres are vacation- ing in Florida. Citizens Trust Company !»«*! His AT MORRISTOWN TRUST fHE euctRic HOltltV HALL NOIKS Our complete facilities a: of Summit, New Jersey available lo ihotc u!i,, \»\\ To KnJtrtaio at Illnnor it more convenient t.i ii.i.1. You will enjoy cutting the cran- Bn'or*" Dances by niail. You may dtjvMi !•.> berry jelly into heart shapes to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. garnish the platter of ham. Season Fiii:. Jr.. (if Oak Nidge avenue, win I-:I- ELIZA the creamed potatoes with paprika tramau aJI your Ki::!Jn^ ti-rtaln 28 guests at diinur this ?-'d bits of pimiento to give color businris by niail — \\v. s:n:c M. with a luscious flavor. evening in honor of their d:insli- tc-r. Miss KiitlH'rhu- P!in,I< 1! U •'• as many other* aiu! scrid your fur.d-. i'n r.ip: danco of I lobby Hull.- S\v< i-"l: acknowledgment is ;.> um!. AT I P. M. Home Service sents no problem, for it will wait your bidding ' the refrfeerator. doll and and Mis. F. \V.-;1 teUGRAPH SYStE/v^COM' 1 Director With the dessert we always want Smith will act as \n-.-u ••, 1 : JIRSEY CENTRA! to leave a good impression, so we FINE have suggested cake, for everybody hiiuorrow cvtniiiL; ,\!i^^ |; POWM & Licm likes good home-made cake. Use I.aiU' will I'litcrt.iiii I'l t;tii-l Co. your favorite butter cake recipe and dinner a! tin-. !i:>ni" of In-:' I'r- ;: TRUST COMPANY bake it in 9" or 10" layer pans. CflF RADIO "iUBeS, CARBON ili-l.nv aiid sist.T Mr. ;t;nl Mrs. • WINES THE FEBRUARY HOLIDAYS When they are cold place a large TELEPHONE .1. .Milcrs of KTiriiiH'ii'M ;i vc MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY i cardboard heart over each layer and irt'J'.iK- thi' H<;!i!>y Hal! .luniui' A • F the months of the calendar. AND MANY OTHERS WHICH Mtm'nt TtJti.il Rtittie ti,f:i: t-,t j - and - cut t' e cake the shape of the heart. yciniily danci'. Mrs. Ah \;i!i»ic: lidtt^l IJt,'--,,!.' lui.il..:..1 ( .;, ,i.. ) O February is most of all the A sharp knife held straight up af the ENHANCE CIVILIZATION. Twumbiy will ;,rl .is hu ;!i s- party month. Lincoln's birthday. edge of the cardboard will trim the Saint Valentine's Day, Washing', cake very easily. If vou are serving ton's birthday ... is there 4 a larpe number, yon will prefer to LIQUORS 1 party-loving woman who can resist, bake the cake in long, low-sided in the interest of friends and fun, pans so the heart layers will be BUY WITH CONFIDENCE... selecting one of these dates anil larger. Use as many layers as nec- making plans for a color scheme, essary for your needs. Put the decorations, and the all-important layers together with the followi. ^ menu? filling, and cover with white boiled icing, being careful to keep the The following luncheon menu is shape of tbe heart. Outline the edge GALLANT KNIGHT RYE a perfect one for Saint Valentine's with small, red candles in red Day, and with the addition of a holders. salad and a change from potato All Whiskies 4 or more Years Old chips to'potato puffs may be served Minnehaha Filling at tJifc dinner hour. 4 tablespoons water 90 PROOF Menu 1 cup sugar White 1 egg Case of 12 Made by Cream of Tomato Soup with 'A cup nuts, chopped Frankfort Full qt. Popcorn Yi cup seedless raisins, chopped 2.29 Lamb Chops '/i cup currants, chopped 26.25 Distillers Peas and Carrots in Heart-shaped 1 tablespoon chopped candied * Patty Cases lemon peel Potato Chips 1 tablespoon chopped candied Heart-shaped Buttered Toast orange peel Cranberry Frappe 1 tablespoon chopped citron FARMCREST MARYLAND RYE Heart-shaped Cookies Boil suffar and water without You'll bless the day you bought these 4 YEARS OLD ~ 90 PROOF Cranberry Frappe stirring until it spins a thread. Pour EASY Monday friends because they'll over the beaten ej?fr white, adding A Fine AH Purpose 1 quart cranberries gradually and beating constantly un- help you turn out a sparkling white Pint 2 cups sugar washing and ironing in double quick Straight Rye Whiskey Fullqt. til quite thick. Have fruit and nuts 79c 1.49 4 cups water mixed, stir into the creamy mixture. time. Y* cup lemon juice Spread between layers. Cook the berries in the water 5 Boiled Icing AN OUTSTANDING VALUE minutes, or until they stop popping. r Strain. Add sugar and bring to boil- \ A cups sugar ing point. Cook, add lemon Juice. Yi cup water Mew and Complete Freeze with control on refrigerator % teaspoon salt BROOKHAVEN BONDED BOURBON 2 unbeaten egg whites set at coldest point. Stir twice to 4', YEARS OLD - 100 PROOF avoid ice crystals. When Frappe is Vi teaspoon cream of tartar frozen, set control of refrigerator 1 teaspoon vanilla Bottled in Bond under U. S» back to hold until serving. Mix sugar and water. When it Full,,. 1.59 boils, cook three minutes longer. Government Supervision If you have a desire to have mere EAfY guests than the table will comfort- Place the unbeaten egg whites and ably seat, don't despair. Dress your cream of tartar into the small mixer table up in red hearts, arrows, and bowl. Turn switch to fast and beat, SCOTCHES TO SUIT EVERY TASTE cttpids, and arrange the plates, egg whites a few'scconds then add silver, and hot food for a self-service the hot syrup. Continue to beat HOME LAUNDRY supper. for five ininutcs, or until quite thick. Add vanilla. Spread on cake. This ROYAL REGENT Menu is a soft frosting, and docs not be- Tomato Juice Cocktail Cold Ham come crtlsty over the top. LIGHT BODIED Cranberry Jelly cut Heart-shaped An automatically-controlled re- 5 Creamed Potatoes garnished frigerator and a heat-controlled oven * with l'imientos are just about the best helpers to MAKE A'SIDhBY-SIDE COMPARISON GLEN CORRIE 7.49 Cold Slaw Buttered Toast have around when a party is in the WITH ANY $79.95 IRONER... MEDIUM BODIED 86 PROOF Heartrshaped Cake making. SIT DOWN in solid comfort - Bottled SPALDING'S and Blended while you iron everything from HEAVY BODIED in Scotland sheets to shirts. 3-way Heat Con- Wear-Ever trol. Roll-Stop. Adjustable Knee Control. Instant Shoe Release. Aluminum ALE Handy Kitchen Table when GLEN CRINAN SCOTCH WHISKY cabinet is closed. 100% SCOTCH WHISKY Distilled and Blended 86 in Scotland PROOF 2.25

SMART, MODiRN IAR0C COVIHID fcEASYWA$HIR BROWN JUG APPLE BRANDY TRUE-FLAVOR SAUCE POTS MATCH IT ... feature-for-fiflture with any $89.95 MA|f 90 PROOF TEA KETTLES PERCOLATORS S02B 10 Super-value EASY that turns out bigger wash- Distilled and Bottled qt. Full $069 NT. (LKT. C mgs quicker. Fast, efficient washing a^on. by Laird . Glass M9B Needed in every hom* C aeSy family s Sizeedse rce1 b Bottle Hoat quickly. Pour for soup, boilkl din- lveil7hL£b tK 'T -P ^PP° clothe^s ^rol"l litur ily. Bak«lite grip* neri, canning. over. Built-in sediment trap. T^«I_ _„/_».. TbMJ-CUPII.* arH « Amnica'4-CUf|l.7al A&P WINE and LIQUOR SHOP ncwKlavoiiteM pMcolatoifiMrnn. Hardware 40 Maple Street, Summit, N. J. MANSER Ilouseivares Tel. Sn. 6-1121 SI.MMIT, •,!¥. J. JERSEY CENTRAl POWE^«i§|GHT COMPANY THE GREAT AfrP TEA COMPANY m Telephone Summit G-1J5U PEB, n, 194T SKMMIT, H. J, PAGE THREE

WHK ANNIVKKSAltV ( AKE ders, Evelyn Npal, Lillian the development of architectural ' I! IN MIHiJIilt HIM t: I.I:AIU.I: Lincoln and Douglas A e btary Indiacts— FOB fOITLKK MAHRIEU routh, Mrs. Roy Mock, Mrs. **^: Black and White (Iraughtsinan^hip und rtmKjnu^ i:, FIFTY VKA»J> OK OVER jTea Great Success Ferris, Mrs. Maggie "dltotrriMriJ. this t-ouniry than any other man ui IV:\H )f the Lincoln Y. M. Annie EdWarai, Mra. Mary Uross, his time. Concerned much with the I. tiJir C n|)-i will j tin with problems of design, Mr.. K^ci*" MsJov. American Stores Company, now On Sunday more than 300 guests Mrs. L. H. Ader, Mrs. TJrselen* 'Drawings Showing .::uh'rs of the Summit Y. M. celebrating their 50th anniversary, Smith. Mrs. Helen Williams #?M drawings, however perfect in dt- A luniir Le:i' I'-)!- some of I lie younger boys' ried 50 years or more this, year itasM.s Mr. (Mark is bringing to the :\h ^r.iup> rwirivu instruction in the Tin? Rotary wheel la composed years old; vocal solo; William Sim- cleaning on Satiifday. Those who hand. It Is with these pencilled i. have merely to offer definte proof mona. The congregation sang sev- association for the next exhibition. drawings ol buildings with which! pniH-ijiit-s of group leadership. The |of a hub and sixupokea and rim, by leaving or sending name and were seen helping to clean, clear Juuier Leaders as well as having symbolize the ideals and efal Negro Spirituals. Mrs. Eunice and set up lor the tea were: C. A.| which opens Sunday, a collection of the'exhibit ja concerned. j address to any American Store 'pencil it nilerings by this man of ati »ii]i utunity to learn the funda- or Hunton Carter, Deputy Assistant Hood, J. L. ChiSley. J. H. Humes, ;>J;K.I . :v Si, objects of notary. The ceremony Acme Super MarkM. You will |,«. Uit"i!ia!iun.il repute. Otto Ksgers. This venture, somewhat out of tin- ] iiieii!.IU uf working with boys, District Attorney of New York, wa? C. A. Barrow, John Mlddleton, Miss tin- p/i >- li.iv>' .iii i.pportuuity to acquire a C(iiisi.^n «>f assembling the ^wheei, advised when tlK-ir bakery will have j Under i lie tifiice of John Rusxell usual run of exhibitions,'is certain: y i ave introducedd by Mhs V7\t~V7\t BiirBiirWW Evelyn Neal, Mrs. Antfjih'd Cant- to arouse widespread interest, ami ii:i:n!>. r (if the ba-sli- skills involv- spoke fur spdke, wHb appropriatethe party size (idhleii •Anniversary-] Mrs. Carter held the audience spell- mins and Mrs. Arlle Wilson. I Pope. .Mr. K^gei's has been one of explanations of the ,?ignificanco of the consensus is that Mr. Clark has chair :uu:t. ••.< so aj.I the ed in ^jumasiics swimming, life Cake baked and beautifully baud bound; her subject was, "The Part jithe .irtliiU'it.s for .such huHdingH as saving and gym games such as what Rotary decorated especially for you. ] the National Gallery in Washington hit the bull's eye again. | military Women Play In Life." Mr. Eggers is a member of tin-! torinm v.' basketball, softball and the like. the tnllghtment Of^tbi} n,ew fhfre are no obligations, strings Other important guests were in- j (Mellon .Museum to you), und of the !>•.- ::t-:-jIiy,i' >v- I for firm of Egtcers and Higgins. with: ••red with •*v!!'.:.•• ,• h•.•':, le.iv,- iKjj.-.- the tude. Twombly, O. H. Merrill. C. H. SAL-TUX I perennially.a»..the daffodils for who March I2th,'from 3 to 5 p. in., and «ln the construction of the wheel Chrlstman, Dr. Eric North, C. A. selective inheriting membership as the Also in connection with the 50th $1.00 for the epipty bottle can i»ay how maiiy-years. | the public is invited. No admission Hood, president, and Fred S. A. Although his. interests Ik* rather fee, either. und attendance as the first Anniversary, American Stores Co. Johnson, general secretary of the if it fails to satisfy. Yoii mast have the HEUAT.D if Mr. Ale»bury explainedM!as introduced a new member to WM. TYLER GREEN, »rfflfi in the field of design than, in ren- > of S-j:»rjs:t. It tnelr Lincoln Y. M. C. A. respectively. derim?. Otto Kggors has probably Ah ad in the Classified Columns will cost $3.>"p•-T ji.jr for :wu membership ahould comprise bread'family, a Golden Julii- Miss (Jrace Kdwards for the Negro 3i.> Sl'KINtiFIKlil) Vfct I thai """ " lee Egg Bread. jhad a mure profound Influence on brings results. 1 issues a 1 all available classifications _ ta History Club presented to the Wo- Opposite City Hall iak'f a U'u« cross section of the men's Auxiliary a beautiful bouquet I community. He then Inserted the VACANCIES IN of flowers. Miss .Mary Quick, pres- aitendawe spoke Into* the hub and FUtST A1U CLASS ident of the Women's Auxiliary, ac- stated that .regular attendance Is cepted the flowers with thanks. essential.' asT only by attendance ..A few vacancies lire open The Hospitality Committee had are friendship, fellowship und for persons interested in" the an unusually difficult job due to [companionship fostered;, and' that First Aid class which will bo held at the Council Chamber the huge crowd. The following regularity is a test of man's 're- persons worked painstakingly In sponsibility. Mr. Alesbury is an of the City Hall, 8 o'clock Wednesday e;vefiiligs. Apply seating and serving the guests: Mrs. tiiitstandinj; example and inspira- Cassie Curtis, Mrs. Arlie Andrews, I lion in this respect, having a per- ut the Red Cross Headquart- ers, 71 Summit avenue, or call Misses-(Jruce Ed wards, Vivian Ol- fect attendance dating from the ton, Irene Singleton, Kstelle Saun- | very first meeting of the Summit Summit tl-1411. j tiui> nineteen years ago. GRIFFITH'S Dr. Harold W. Christensen fol- I lowed and added the spoke of ac- ] el buttons to the newly induct- her accordion more every day P1IIVATE LESSORS HALLET & DAVIS WINTER MUSETTE • .1 nienibers. -namely: Louis H. ruMiam. II. Douglas Wahl, Merlin Window and demonstration used, student used s Temple. Richard L. Corby, Jr. WURLITZER KIMBALL MINIPIANO and John J. Aherli. and exchanged instrument* at bargain prices I'l>on conclusion of the cere- HUNTINGTON GRIFFITH LAUTER monies, President H. (•• Kuchs ACCOItlllO.VS Kr-i>ted and welcomed the new Ur-fi. I'rirc Hricr :n>'!ii)iers into the club. 12 Boss Koch and many others 12 U&>* Hlanii 50 22 24 Ba*» Barlolini 39 New Jersey In 24 Bass Salanti .• •. 7II5 34 Seventy-seventh Congress 48 Bass lloluirr 115 79 USED, REBUILT, EXCHANGED and NEW 48 Bass Barlofini 115 59 The Senate 48 Bans Vcnluri 120 69 (Floor Samples and Demonstration Used) GRAND PIANOS W Warren Barbour (R.). 48 Bass Matelli 120 79 William H. Smatbers (I).), 48 Bass La Tosca 120 89 Perhaps your favorite Piano is here at a Price you would like to Pay. It 'is the finest collection of used Pianos in the Ea»t. oi Iteprrscntntlvcs 48 Bass Bi-rtinni Ift5 99 48 Biit<8 Morc^i 150 125 1 -•! -K'amden, Gloucester and 80 Ba»» (inlnnli 230 179 i -Charles A. Wolverton(H.l. 120Ba-.H\Vurlil/.r 29.! 169 Vices as low JIS (Atlantic. Cape -May and 225 I- Elmer II. Wene 99 120 Bass Mon- 265 179 I (Monmouth, Ocean and Mid- 225 129 •dl-sM.v i -William H. Sutphin (I).). 275 189 lili fIJuilington and .Mercer)-- 120 lla'w* Soprani Anrona 120 Bax» Exwlsiitr's* Bio 250 195 l>. I- iii«' Powers b<"'<' 145 IV) The finest collection tte haw ever shomi •XCOJIK TAX MAN 125 79 HKIti; ON \IA1U.'H ll and H llolton Allo Hiivopbom- ItiiCHcher Alto Siixopbone 145 R9 145 79 To assist c'llizons in 1»'*-- Marlin Alto Saxophone 100 29 ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD PIANO • DELIVERY NOW OR LATER incomu tiix retuntH a llolloii Soprmio Siixophotw 120 45 depmy collector frotn.the i"- Huesclicr Melody Snxophone 110 39 ''•nial revenue office will be at :il ltriino Melody Saxophone 120 49 "The ikmic Center of New Jersey" " City Hall in Summit on Conn Melody Saxophone . 145 89 M'ifcli 10 and 11, aocording l» Muiikvtcrr Tenor Saxophone 45 10 V|M(1 received from,, the U. •>• Albert Clnrinrt . 185 69 inasury Department this Buffet lloehm (lluriiiel ' 25 week. . 65 Siour Frrnrli Boohm Clarinet 6it 50 I'riipfor llochni CJarin«*l . 80 30 llolton Silver Bochm Clarinet GRIFFITH PIANO CO. 1 A Complete J Many other bargains not listed here Steinway and Chichering Representatives Radio I Service | Trade-in* Ae«iept«d «O5 1IROAD STREET, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY For all ninlies Terms IIN Low aw «• I1**""* Week Home anil Auto 230 MARKET STREET, PATERSON. NEW JERSEY • i Sales Agency , For ! GRIFFITH PIANO CO. 23U W. FRONT STREET, PLA1NFIELD. NEW JERSEY Philco and BIIOAII ST., MEWA1IK Emerson Of'fc'iV WASHiXGTON'S UMRTHBAY (Saturday) WJXTIL M IK 31. PERRY T. BROWN .\'v«v Ti-I. Sn. i v*i •: rajff

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IFIRKMEN ('AILED FOB was Jittle damage but let them hire garage space and excitement. E SUMMIT HERALD take their cars off the street when j.UTO FIRK Ml SUMMIT MCOHO Says Traffic Roles not in use. Avoid This Kind of Driving I The automobile of William^ Park- j "1 an not one readily dtep- A. W. MaeKEXZlE Otifdtf f »»r of City aaa C*«aty toward making complaints but the ! in, S Olenside avenue, in the rear To Issued Ev»r» Not Being Enforced Tho mid-winter Having In— TUESDAY AFTERNOON *tt& FRI- situation wita regard to traffic struciion rour-e of the Summit Y. f«' the Beech wood alley backfired Misery DAY MORNING from Uie Otfica, regulations is so evident that 1 M C \ opened on Tuesday eve- | Tuesday afternoon, bringing »ne *4I 8prto£«^d Avenu*, could not help feel somebody must L. E. Stahl Writes niug at the Y" pool. The .course. «f the fire engine* on a still alarm t-l»0« mod MWl have given orders to let up on 7JOSI-: ,„„,,, than and I feel if this is so. "it is a which is on the senior level, iii- to the scene. A bucket of sand, To City Officials "I l.ltorj CliiCULATIOX great mistake." cludetf both the Red Cross and the however, had the blaze extinguished I Trjr Very truly Yours, National Y. M. C. A. Aquatic . j when (he apparatus arrived. There I PnblUhed by The mayor, members or Com- ; Pro • Won.l.irluf Mil Inn •„ Tk* tiMtt MwaM r«H»Uat Co. mon Council and Chief of Police LOUIS E. STAHL. gram work. The period on Tuea- KaUral *t tha Post Offic*. Summit, Michael J. Plnneran. received a let- day evening wus given over to in- N. JT., u B«cond-CU«« X*tt«r ter Wednesday from Louis B. dividual tests on general skill in Stahl, florist of 432 Bprlngfleld Kiwanis Tribute handling'oneself in the water! Tho. avenue alleging that traffic regu- tests Included a quarter mi!e swim lations In general are not being in which the swimmer must demon- •3 enforced. In his letter Stahl To "Al" Dennis strate three different strokes, a f alleges from hearsay "that the demonstration of floating, treading mayor haa let up on tlie piarklfSg water, surface dive, plain front dive •4 The third member-day observ- regulations." From this the com-ance of Summit KSwanis Club held and the ability to swim under wa- plainant goes on to cite specific Tuesday was dubbed "Al" Dennis ter.. The twelve members of. the mmmLmmmmmmtmmm I illustrations of "the violation of course with the exception of one traffic regulation*. The letter fol- Day. Dennis joined the Kiwanis November 4. 1930, member successfully passed the lows: and baa uot preliminary tests. On this coming missed a meeting since. Presi- Tiicsclay they will continue with the I "I have been driving about the dent William Kay in reminding the SUBSCRIPTIONS: city making my own deliveries regular life saving work. Members One Y«ar _ „..._ 13.50 Kiwanians thai Dennis had been a of the course are Edmund Clarke,' Six Months „ ~ _ 2.00 thia week aiid am nurprised at the resident of Summit for *8 years, WHEN IS A PIANO CHEAP? Single Cork's .05 liichard (Jeer. Charles L. Drake, laxity with which the traffic reg spoke in part as follows about OM illations .are being (or rather not John (5. Bacchus,;Le.onard D'Oage, All works of quality must bear a price in proportion to t| , j Display/ Advertising Received until "Al": l( ft 8 p. m- "KhurHilay. being enforced). Until recently we Claude Uranium, Lyle Brannan, skill, time, exnjunso and risk attending their invention and matin- ClaAsffliVl Advertising Received until knew that a red light meant stop "He arrived here from Brook- William llauter. Lee Petting! 11, factare. Those things culled dear are, when justly estimated, 6 p. i'm. Thursday. lyn in 1*93. Brooklyn is a good Oeheral News Matter Received untl! and that parking signs and "U Thomas Black, Russell Beaumont, the cheapest. No disappointment Is cheap at uny price. A fine > p.m. Thursday, with editorial dls- Turn" signs meant what they said place to be from and 'Al* arrived Robert McDonald and Robert Nor- piano properly used becomes a priceless treasure in the in,nil. cretfcm as to use of lengthy matter. but fcoday I have seen nil of them on a cold December day and was ton. On Thursday afternoon at -3 Ions ii'ter the- price paid for it is forgotten. violated a number of times. forced to walk vp Springfield ave- the Y. M. C. A. Junior Leader Corps nue from the Huntley Station in "'I had occasion to be at three UIHO i.s receiving senior life saving Come in and look at the Weaver. List price $295. East Summit* because the locomo- Facts About Summit places where the red light flash- instruction. Mem hers of this'group ers are operating and each place tive became fatigued and was un- Our price $239 including $15 duet'bench with music POPULATION I had,to stop or let a car hit me able to make tthe grade. The Epis- are EraneiB -^Connelly. Henry l)e- compartment to match. 18 months to pay. 1910— 7.500. they having no regard for the red copal Church at Beech wood and Luca, Kdward Kennedy, Barney 191SU 9,136. Flynn and John McG'owan. The We feuture a complete lino of RADIOS and RADIO PHONO- 1920—10,174. light whatsoever. Also there has Springfield avenue was afire due 1930—14.536. been a car In front of my store to the Christmas festivities—mast work is under the supervision of GRAPH HKCOKDKR COMBINATIONS. Ahovf $50 there Is a :;<. 1940—16,165. this afternoon tor at least three have been a hot party. Fred M. Dickerson of the Y. M. C. KKDUCTION, with local service. Assessed valuation, 1940—$30,84)»,29<. hours and this happens daily. "In April, 1900. "AT became an A. staff. , " j Net valuation on which County, State Company. We make a feature of HOME KUCOKIHXO, liiy appointment onlv. and StaU School Taxes Are Appor- "With regard to the parking lot apprentice for the HERALD which tlone—130,803.344. back of my store, It Is cluttered was then located at Union place "We all respect 'AP for his loyaj Summit Fire Alarm Boxes TIIK WORM) H.iV ^ i The 'fascinating new adult game. Bonded Debt—(as of June 30, 1940)— and Maple street. support of the club and value his up with employees' ears and mer- OF I'MYKit I May ««> suitfM'st lii VlHor records— chant's cars stored there all day, friendship and the association * lUt* 1940—M-18; Oity fl.Olfl; "The water supply. was an old 21 Inhalator Call. hy Debt. 1.477; Loral School Debt, defeating the very purpose for fashioned well with an oaken over the years. A very even tem- 1 ROSSlffol — William Tell Overture I«7: Local School, $1.0'.»2; Statfl 23 Mountain Ave., near Elm St. Tin Woman's Federated v 1 which It was created. Also I be- bucket across the street. Summit per and .sunny disposition have School) t.288: SolBlpra lion us, f .021; 24 Morris Ave.. corner Orchard St Missionary Societies of Sum- ] RAVEL — Bolero County. $.732; District Court, $.018; lieve the exit signs should be was some town in these days and endeared him to his host of 25 Park and Asbwood Aves. mil will hold Hie annual World : Rumba Con«a Tango temporary Notes, $.099. more prominently placed for twice you could park anywhere without friends. We hope the perfect at- Day of Prayer on Friday af- ' City of Summit, on the Laokawanna today I had to stop and let cars fear of a ticket. tendance record will go on and on 26 Morris and Summit Aves. R.R., «t 540 feet above tld« water with 27 Chestnut Ave. and.Broad St ti'i'iioon, .February 28th at I! j •3 trains dally. Bun connection with out on Maple street before I could "Some ten or twelve years later for years and yeah*. p. in. in the Methodlxt Church ' Ifewarh, Elisabeth, Morrlatown and get in and once I had to back up Al left the HERALD to become a Other Program Item* 28 Springfield Ave. rear High St. Your Latest Hit Parade Luke Mopatdonp. rity water .from 29 Springfield Ave, West Summit. at the Boulevard and Norwood j to let a car in on Springfield ave- linotype operator in Newark and After the testimonial to Dennis, Fniii-i V..U Will I; Mtealan wells. Electric light and gas, 31 Springfield Ave.,'cor. Broad St Its tide vater sewerage; free mall deliv- nue before#l could go, out. At an- remained six years. C P. Paltham, general passenger The women of all races and I TII.T.- I lU, 'I'll.- Satin •Old other time cars were parked at 32 Badeau and Summit Aves. I Hear ;i I!II.I|INIX|V N. May f N.-v.-r IJIVI- .U- ery; excellent police and fire protec- "New York was next favored agent for the D.. L. & W. Railroad creeds at thin tlmu of world J 1 tion. Three banks; four Bulldlns and both entrance and ,exit in such 34 Summit Ave. and Franklin PI. I Civi'Vuii .My Win it. It All rum. s M:ifk Tn \1 Loan Associations; two hotels ; modern with his presence in the capacity made a short address on "The crisis arc invited and urged to i So Vnii'ri' tin- (inn in. progressive school system. manner thaf It was'very difficult of linotype operator on the New] Ilailroads and Defense." 35 Springfield and Woodland Avee attend the service and j:>in Communicate with Summit Chamber and dangerous to proceed either York Tribune. He married in 1S13 It was announced that plans are .*5fi Boulevard and Norwood Aves. with UK in prayer, especially Victor, Bluebird Columbia, OKeh, way. «4 Commerce. and settled in Summit. completed for the Kiwanlans to at- 37 Boulevard antf High St. Ibis year, that' peace, and good Dccea * "I have heard it front several "He was initiated into Summit tend a hockey Kami' next Thurs- 38 Woodland Ave. below Haw- will slnll come to thin earth. day night in Madison Square (Jar- . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1941 sources that the Mayor has let up Kiwanis Club in 1930 by Past Pres- thorne PI. The service will lie under the on the parking regulations and be- ident Jim Shea. \\V has built a den. Buses will leave from in leadership of Mrs. Charles 1'. 3!) Hamilton School. He service all makes of oil hunters lieve me It certainly looks like it. fine attendance record over the! front of the Y. M. C: A. shortly Clark. Zetters From There is very much moredifficul- years. He states: "At the time of j after, 6 p. m. 42 Roosevelt School No. 2. Radio Repair Piano Tuning ty in driving around the city now my initiation I was given a hank 43 Russell pi. at Stephen-Miller's Herald Readers 46 Baltusrol Rd. & Glen«ide AT«. ItKI> CROSS CALLS than some weeks ago. If we are of clothes line and told to lie a SIPI'LY OF XKW STATE FOR WO UK K1IS to post the city with parking regu- good Kiwanis or go out and bang 47 Pine Grove Ave., Arthur Home. APPRECIATION OF OVERLOOK HIGHWAY MAPS HERE 48 New England Ave. & High St. ! lations why don't we enforce them myself. I am proud of my ax j There's a deal of work to be William D. Murphy or take the signs down? tendance record of ten years last 52 Morris Ave. and Aubrey St. ! February 18. 1941. Through the courtesy of 53 Morris Ave., opposite McGregor', dime at 'Red Civi.ss'-Headquar- ».-.! SI'KI.\<;FIKM> AVI:. T«I. "One other note of complaint. October without missing a single Mayor Guido F. Forster, the ters, 1!) Euclid avenue. A sonur, >. J. Editor SUMMIT HERALD: At my home address there are two meeting. You may ask the rea- Plant. i HERALD has available in its 54 Springfield and Hohart Aves. ! «|iiota of 47,000 surgical dress- Dear sir—I recently had the op- and sometimes more cars parked son for a perfect attendance rec- business office a generous sup- ings—all fur our own federal portunity of seeing Overlook Hos- ord. Because one of my greatest 5C Whittredge Rd. & Waldron Ave.! daily for about eight hours they ply of 1941 New Jersey High- ; government — is going to seem pital from the inside and hope that being owned by employees of the pleasures has been to associate 02 Overlook Rd. way maps. These maps are G.'i St. Teresa's School, like I" million to tin; faithful you will let me express through Chllton Pen Co. and the automo- with such a fine bunch of fellows' few, unless, as in times past, and with God's help I expect to for free distribution and may' your columns my appreciation of its bile dealers' employees. Try to be had by our subscribers by AUXILIARY BOXES , g; od folk spriiiK t":i the rescue. personnel. keep perfect attendance for many' park all day in front of residences calling at the HERALD office. 224 Mountain Ave. and PriniroSe PI. i Tlio workrooms are open A stay of some weeks brought me in other cities and see what hap- years to come.' / i Included in the maps, is a mes- 225 Oak Ridge Ave. & Montvigw Rd.'. every morning except Satur- pens. Why not compel these peo- ! in touch ^vith many of the ataff in "Al has been^uite an athlete inj sage from Governor Kdiaon and 22G Druid Hill ltd. & Oakridge day, from 10 to 12. and it is the various departments and im- ple to put their cars in commer- his day—he pfayed baseball, bas- a foreword by State Highway hoped and believed that a big cial parking lots the same as we | 227 Prospect and Tulip Streets. pressed me with the fine spirit of ketball and football with the Y., ComraissioiHT E. Donald Ster- I 228 Valley View and Division Aves j response Is just around the" co-operation and efficient service have to do when we wish to re- M. C. A. at the time located on the) corner. main all day In other cities. I ner. ! 229 Hawthorne PI. & Beech wood Rd • i that exist there. corner of Springfield avenue and* ! 232 Prospect Hill Ave. and Whit- Summit may indeed be proud of' would suggest that the parking Maple street. The basketball teamt^= • _^_— \ : 4-4-4-1 Calls Union Hose Co.. No. 1.' regulations be_ extended tho entire ; tredge Rd.. i maintaining such an excellent in- won the State Championship one] ; 235 Canoe Brook Parkway ana i5-5-5-5 Calls Hose Co., No. 2. j stitution. length of Franklin place the same year and the football'team went! as it is in the side streets in that Woodland Ave. : "Phono 52 Fire Headquarters. j PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Yours very truly, three seasons, without a defeat.-Alj 234 Boulevard and Madison Ave. JOHN S. BECK. vicinity and thereby correct some was one of two-red-headed ends—j In order to save time and con-| of this trouble. 236 Overlook Hospital. j the lightest player on the team bat j You must have the HERALD If fusion it is urgently requested that' 237 Franklin and Ruthven Places. a person who lias occasion'to pull a: SEIGEL'S COP AII>S I'ATHEU-TO-BE I don't believe anybody should bo fast and furious. iyoa want the news of Summit. It i 238 Evergreen Place at Children's allowed to park their car in front fire box, p!ean« stand by until tho! ' ln-.thlPIOperki» cost $3.50 per year for two j Home. arrival of the lire apparatus. j STATIONERY STORE Feb. 17, 1941. of any residence all day for six season at in his garden Ml Niriimffrlc! \\i. issues a week. , 254 Hobart Ave. and Beacon Road. Editor SUMMIT HERALD: days a week. I understand there !s quite a hobby. He has a son and no time limit on the parking space daughter both employed — the ' 2-2-2-2 Calls Chemical Engine Co. An ad placed in tho classified i Dear Sir—Here is an interesting 3-3-3-3 Calls Hook & Ladder Co. columns brines reBulta. humane story that should not go at the Maple street site. Why not daughter in Summit in the school "unheralded." A friend of my son make these people park their cars system, and the son as traffic man- living in Chatham had his wife in there, or If that is not advisable ager of a South American Shippers j the Maternity Hospital at Morris- town and it was a critical case. Last Sunday at 4 a. m. the Hos- pital people called up and told the husband that the child was likely . to arrive any minute, he immedi- GETIN..STRETCHOUT enjoy ately got into his car and drove off at a pretty good clip. NEW COMFORT was the keynote a4 A soft, steady, gliding new Ford ride A traffic cop picked him up and we made plans for this year's Ford. that takes good road or bad in a sat- said "What's the hurry?" and the Get in, thrqugh the new wide doors! q great prospective father told him the isfying new kind of stride. And notice «tory the cop said come along Stretch out, in room to spare! Seating the quietness of this big Ford! width has been increased as much as follow me and sounding his sireen There's news at your Ford Dealer's they soon got into the seventies 7 inches. Knee-room and inside length new ride! and did not attempt to go round that's too good to mis3! News in com- the square in Morristown and land- are greatest in the low-price field. fort. News in value. And news in a ed at the hospital and the cop Then take the road aiid try its ride f "deal" that you'll find easy to take! called out "good luck " buddy. The child waa born 5 minutes after he got there and both doing •well. I for one would like to shake liands with that cop. ' OXE OP THE OLD GUARD OF SUMMIT.

DATES TO BE RKMEMRERED

Sun., Feb. 23—Opening of Exhibit of Architectural Delineations by Otto Eggers. Fri., Feb. 28—World Day of Prayer, Methodist Church, 3 p. m. FH, Feb. 28—-Rutgert Glee Club Concert, S. II. S., 8.30 p. m. Frl., Feb. 28—College Club Y. M. C. A, 3.15. "I know what Mon., Mar. 3—Jefferson P.-T.A. S p. m. Thurfl.. Mar. 6—Nature Club, 8.15, Field House. Science experi- CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE ments with home equipment, G. V. Bruce. means Tburs., Murch 6—Hamburger sup- per of Boy Scout Troop 161 at Oaks Memorial Church from **A CP gas range lias twenty-two spe- i to 6. cial feature* anil every one of them Mon., Mar. 10—League of Women Voters, Community House, 4 Wal- helps to make my baking, broiling/ dron avenue, 2.30 p. m. and .cooking ea>HT and inttvf. All Wed.. Mar. 12—Lenten service V. the burners light automatically, ilic W. C. A. at 10 a. m. Wed., Mar. 12—Esther Ann Nursery oven is heavily insulated and aulo- * School P.-T. A. Talks on Hooka, maticaJIy lirat controlled---gives a* 3.15 p. m. Mon., March 17—3 p. m., Nurses low or as high a lie.it aft yon

IRIDAY, FEB: 21, 1941 THE SUMMIT HERACD AND SUMMTT RECORD, SUMMIT, N J * PAGE FIVE Efficient Defense Demands Community Action STORES Will CLOSE SATURDAY AT 1 P.M , .... , '4$:*•-••», By DR G. P. BRONISCH As the second in a Scries \,i report related to the defense Celebrate Washington's Birthday and Save -,,f democracy the Council fur Democracy, 285 Madison avenue. YOUR MONEY New York,- has just issued a memorandum on "Community BACK GUARANTEE! Kinployment Problems Under Defense." The following resume By Doing Your Week-End Shopping Earlier was prepared by Dr. Bronisch, a resident of Summit; one of Yb—any Aon Page Food must please you tompt*t*ij tin> Council's consultants. or we offer double jour money hack! We're 10 sate of Our employees will appreciate your coopera- Friday, in fact any day of the week at big your satisfaction with Ann Page quality became we know After long years with, dwindling tion by doing your week-end shopping earlier savings. We have made every provision to numbers of men out of work aud-lwho bear the major burden of tie-1 these fine foods are expertly made of carefully selected ileiily came DeWnse and with it]Summit adopted a few weeks ago! ingredients. They're famous for flavor... and they art so that we can close our stores at 1:00 P.M. serve you quickly this shortened week-end (iinu' jobs. But does this mean joy forming the Defense Service! yours at real savings because the 33 Ann Page Foods aft on Saturday, February 22nd, in observance of and your earlier shopping will bz greatly ap- both made and sold by A&P. Try them... and save. that our employment worries are Council. j Washington's Birthday. Our low everyday over'.' Certainly not. National He- AH to the work to be done, the I preciated. Come in today—save time and I,.use ba.s created in the Held of, committee's main opportunity mid j * For a itaJ taste thrill, try Ann Page price policy will permit you to shop today or Pi^snci. All nice fa\oiiie flavors are money as weil! .,,,- ', niplnvment new proldems for the! the nutiqu'a immediate need lie raids with fully riptnid fruit, expertly solution of which the nation needs; In production. In view of a pos-• prepared—rivaling Grandma's best. A&P Fine Quality Meats Satisfy or Your Money Bachm ,.ilcrtive local cooperation. I Bible po.st-'war crisis and Taste them today! The Council for Democracy points'of the danger which lies in inn the problems and how to tackle I that boomerang" the Council fa- ANN PILGRIM BRAND—Extra Fancy, Plump, Young, Tender thom. Whether one is IntereHteil In j vors the policy of sub-contracting PAGE tli,' question of what can be done! defense orders, known also as "bits! PRESERVES Sizes for people In one's commuuity still ]am i pieces" or the farming-out unemployed or whether one is method of production. The main 2lb. 14 lbs. IthinkihB of factories ana man-j advantage of this policy rests in! jar 14 lbs. & Over Lb. ,,ow«r which might be of help to. the fact that it permits maximum! 29 TURKEYS the nation's defeiifie program, the | production with minimum iliulo-1 memorandum offers practical mig- j cation of capital, labor and relief. & FRYERS Sizes Acstions for local action in any com-^Local action should include the, Choice Grade Lb. 2 to 3| lbs. Lb munity. . determining of local capacity and! PURE JELLY ™MU "- Legs of Lamb Me IIBroilerI UllVl sM Fresh from Nearby Farms Leading point ,01 the memoran-j the working out of a plan for put-i Eacb fcver yields the full, rich goodness of its fruit. dum is the fact tHW Washington's j (ing it to use. j Shcrt Cut task is primarily to layout the de- Community action in the licldj i'EANUTBUTTER-""- • 9' -15' Lb. Pork Shoulders Lb. finse work and get ItMwie. But f labor is of equal importance j Pork Loins Half 18° Smoked Galas o A-l duality peanuts, freshly roasted, ground and salted. w the - federal authorities XX-annot > There are three major points for j move more than half-way tbward j guidance: Comprehensive surveys; ANN PA6E HONEY H,,9< -15« Naturally fljed SUNHYFIELD your community." "You can «Hs-|of local labor supply and demand; Steer Beef Lb. Sugar-Cured (over more accurately than an3hg)reventio'n of needless and waste- A delightful blend... pure, golden clear, delicate flavor. Sirloin Steak Sliced Bacon 2 national agency what your com- ifta migration by urging all work- 1 niiiiiity is tilted to do." UM-HSUU of work to check with the In stressing the need for cooper-! publiX employment, office, and' Ll45 Shoulders of Lamb 17c LoinPorkChops;; 25c Swift's Premium, Wilson'ti Certified, ation of the municipalities, and of training men to do the .skilled work I 1'Vrrin, Arniour'.s Star, i'udahy's Jack Frost Sugar i£Z H ° I'uritun, Sunnyfidd Brand.s every citizen, the memorandum hits of defense, x DUCKS Lonili!ind-Exu»F»nc, , , ">. the nail on the head, as this co- The plucenfem of labor is and; Fresh Hams Si - 23c operation is essential to democracy. should remain w4th the Federal-! «*ri«l>.r«lK>.ren,Fi«tSiM 1 SMOKED HAMS In critical times there is always a State Employment Sejvice which is 4&» RoastingChickens^lL* 31c Sites Fresh CalaSpl^Lir, "-16c 18 to 12 Ib. Average trend toward centralization. Every "doins a good job!" >&j*vortln'lesst 4 lb«. lb. Lb and Ovrr 26c Whole or Either Half - one knows from domestic and Euro- therlit* * \ e | * 1i sAWl/ll roo* m111 Ii Ml.nl thiYl* sIIC ^ HeTtiIH1 l.t, f faIII r .coin- Salad Dressing 15* 25< pean experience that central i niunul activities. ('OIIIIIHIIHH.'S. ;I< •- 2 Spare Ribs F,«k 16C authorities often try to influence 'cording to the Council, sliuti(K^.uk Tall Bacon Squares irtid even to administer local gov- for ways and means of i-xpatidhy; Wet Shrimp Can Fish Values ernment. Such trends are not in free placement services to nu-et t!iXs A&P Quality Steer Beef, Naturally Aged for Smoked Butts £S ^ 29c the interest of tho country, nor in needs of white-collar workers. 4 Med. Tenderness and Finer Flavor 1 Fresh Fillet^r-17c line with our idea that, local gov- A wcll-plunncd and 'Continuous Light Meat Tuna Fish Cans u SmokedtonguesLl 27c ernment has a delinite indcptnulent attention to defense in each com- , Med. 1Q role in our nation's administration. \ munity will prove especially valti-' C Chuck Steak or Roast ;r 23c Fresh Codfish Steaks" 12c Cood local government is vital for j able in meeting new probb-ins as Cub Meat ?«««»!«*>««* . Can ' •** Frankfurters skin,. 25c the whole; its success rests with they arise. These problems include Boneless Chuck Pot Roast 31c M Fancy Smelts . 2 25c self-responsibility and freedom of for instance, housing shortage and !!_!__ DILM Cut from l«t PorkSausage^25c L:21c action. labor troubles. The Council warns Lobster **«* .... 29c Mackerel Kvery citizen can and must do against labor-baiting and strike- Ov,l ]Q Prime KIDS S«R.I» . . . Beel Liver S . ^ 25c his share to strengthen community breaking which "instead of safe- Del Monte Sardines. . e 35c Shrimp 21c action for the sake of our defense. ! gifarding production produce a do- • Can iV Top Round Steak.... Veal Shoulders wi,ic "19c Indeed, much depends upon your ; tense in the form of rising prices 39c Swordf ish Steaks. » 29c attitude and mine and upon what and who are generally tho first to Campbell's TO^TO Soup 3 Cans 20C Porterhouse Steak. . . our city governments are doing. be asked to make sacrifices in th- GrOund 19c Sliced Boiled Ham 45c Fresli Scallops. . " 29c One can say that the degree of local ; name of the crisis." : Chopped Beel orB Nfl action and cooperation under de- With regard to the employment ; Tomato Soup £SSSL..*:± ans 35c Liverwurst Kf ^23c Salmon Steak N 19C fense will largely determine ; of aliens and persons who'through Gns C Round Pot Roast whether local government will i birth or extraction seem to be con- flourish or perish. It will flourish 1 nected with a totalitarian country., Heinz Baby Foods 3 25 if we are all aware of the fact that i the memorandum argues that; not regimentation from above but "citizenship is no proof of loyally" • • • x collaboration of federal, state and ' and that "indiscriminate 'discrim- \, SULTANA local authorities based upon Belt- ination", instead of protecting it- Hellnann's Mayonnaise .2 27c fresh Prunes Brand • responsibility and mutual confi- i from fifth columnists, creates them. ANN PAGE pint THANK YOU No. 2 dence is the backbone of the ad- j"\Ve must strive to make it seem Kieffer Pears Brand Cant 19c C ministration of a democracy. Other- | to every man, woman and child SULTANA 16 or. Sweet, Tender ^ Lbs wise the country will approach a 'that America is democracy and PrideolFarm Catsup.2 lo" 21c Fruit Cocktail Brand • Can 10e CALIFORNIA P 19 'system similar to dictatorship 'that both are worth defending and' S Z where orders, orders and more ord- I building. If these people are nut: Medium ^^C Lea & Perrins Sauce. . B° 25c Red Cherrie? Un,WMtened 19c V ers from a central office kill every i treated fairly and honestly, whnt 5 Firm, Crisp Head ^ feeling of responsibility and desire will they think of our boasted ICEBERG 5 for cooperation. < Worcestershire Sauce. BoT Sliced Pine 17c democracy?" To alleviate thisj c Rich in Minerals The memorandum is a clear problem, the recommendation is Del Maiz Corn Niblets. challenge for the local committee made that communities assist aliens j Tomato Sauce "LS?". 6 ™ 25c and Vitamins Lb. to do their part so that we may and persons of German and Italian j FRESH stock who want to identify-'them-j Amour's Corned Beel. "c" 17c Green Giant Peas . .2 23c find a synthesis-between our dif- D Yw Sweet, C ferent administrative levels whichselvewhich selvess as loyal Americans and tto, COHABIT MIII A&P Brand 0 is necessary not only for the exe- J see to it that they have a chanc Ginger Bread Mix S? «- 17c y Juicy 20 25 SUNN! HELD sauerKraut F.RELIABLncyGr.d.EA Bran •d o FLORIDA ciition of the defense program, but i to share in our democracy and lik QlMftol Po«0 RELIABLE Brand 0 also for the preservation of our aWeet rClS Grade A-L«gA—Largee • Med. *|AA A&PB nd FLORIDA Yellow Onionsus Noicr.dc .4 ^ 10c democratic system. The memorandum concludes with Clftiir GddMedai 7 Ib O9i»i2lb.Jti Grapefruit 3 size lUG In answering the question what tthe statement: "The men in Wash- riVUr Htcsw's of PilUhurj • Bas vAw 649 *•»• Tomatoes Grad"e A 2 Conj can a community do, the Council ; ington only go part way in building Texas Beets Ounch iushrooms SNOW WHITE . . . i». 19c points at the possibilities offered, our defense; we, the people, must., Flako Pie Crust ... 2 »<* 19c Staadard Quality . . Nj under the defense program. It lists come up to" meet them. That is tin j A K J.nn|A« STAYMAN WINESAP A lb. 17l» Soup Greens ^^w^.... Bunch 5c ideas and examples of how to put | way democracy works." To this LeroonPieFiller ^kKl, 3 - 10c Tomato Juice CAMPBEUS 3'"";; 17c HppiCS for Eating or Cooking • • •"» II V unemployed to work and at the j may be added that this is also the, ia same time to assist in the defense ' way to preserve our communities Presto Cake Flour . . Z 19c Tomato Juice IQ 3 20c Fresh Kale. . . 3 - 10c Carrots L»^w',,y .... 2 "» 5c program. Several case histories of as healthy, happy, and permanent ! SUNNWIELD community achievements serve to centers of American life and as [ Retulti Guuintt*d! 17c illustrate -the- points made. To active. ..participant!! in our national: Grapefruit Juice 3 2341b study the memorandum will be of .efforts for ihe success of which ; Pineapple Juice A&P 9c 'interest to every public administra-j their cooperation is vitally cs- 19c EGC PRICES REDUCED AGAIN! tor, as well as to every citizen. Isenial. | 20c Grape Juice Qor 19c In recommending, formation of 1 Pure Eitracts Uf B CRESTVIEW Brand 1 doz. community councils which should TAXI, call . Milk 4 25c Well AH pressed morale on the part' of those iHHiiea A week Whole Milk American It's inow'Whitc. creamy textured ... doesn't FFo r cookingki , baking, beverages, infant feed* Sharp Cheese Whole Milk Americin 25c Mild smoke or smell ... Does everything other ing . . . money back if it doesn't please Lb. lb. high quality shortening* do. you 100%.' Muenster Cheese •--> 19c Bleu Cheese • • • • 43c PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS Edam Loal Cheese >- lb. 33c Cheddar Cheese £%& . 29cc 3 1b. Cherry Cike »NE FAKE* Each 1 9C SUNNYFIELD-Our Very Best c The New Vitamin-Rich Flour Spry < NNI E b Criseo ! GnneJam* '*9 2" 2 1b.' BUTTER Sweet or Salt—Cut from Tub No. 2 wBl.pi|iv WlliPufak Delicious* Jdts -By Dr. James A. Tob«y- Con Dated for Freshness! Grapefruit Sections Cam 25c Old Dutch Cleanser . 6c TOESE'S HO SUKimiTE EOS THIS NEW and more nourishing vitamin also promotes appetite, Large 1 A* Large A white flour Is now being pro- helps control constipation, aids Campbell's Beats. \Z 25c Ivory Flakes or Snow Pkg. I SB 1C^ duced by American millers. 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Intindola Has Trial WEIGHT LIFTING GBttUP Arrival and Departure Scouts Prepared for Emergency Service Mo0clsrit.\Tio>s With Washington Club The Paterson Y, M. C. A. weight of Mails at Summit lifting demonstration team will Orest "Smokey" lutindola, for- Plays Comets Here appear at the Summit Y. M. C. A. Post Office mer Nutley Americans pitcher in i ' - * i. ; 1 '• ,_ ' ;• Tuesday evening. February" $»th fct MAIIS OPEM the Lackawaun.i Ha.seball League, 3 o'clock to give a demonstration From New York and All Points Be- Defensive Strategy received a telegram from Irving It. Meet at Local Court of the fine art of weight lifting. yond: 1.0O, 8.00, 9.00, 11.00 a. m.;} •'Bucky" Harris, on Wednead'ty In State Loop Game The team is coming under the aus- 1.00, 2.15, 4.45 p. m. i evening, ordering him»te> report tv> pices or a group of local young From Newark: 7.0O, 8.O0, ll.0Oa.HJ.; Glen Ridge Outfit the WashhiKjcm Senators training men who are interested in organ- 2.15, 1.45 p. m. camp at Orlando, Florida, on Mon- The Summit "Y" Comets, strug- izing a local weight lifting club. day. gllug to gain ground in the New From Post Offices Between Summit Enables Caldwell to The group through its chairman, and Newark.: 8.00, 3.00 a. tu.; 4.45 lutindiilu. a iie.spectueli'd right- Jersey State Y. M. C. A. Basketball Fred Melillo, secured the Pateraon Gain Conference Edge handtr, .starivd at Briailey Mili- League race, will meet the Mont- p. m. group, which under the leadership From Post Offices West of Summit: tary Academy, Maryland, last clair Y. M, C. A. eager* at the local of Jack Ault, physical director of Operating a fast break play tli.it year, and finished the season in thegymnasium tomorrow evening. 8.00, 9.00 a. m.; 1.00, 4.00, 7.00 the Paterson Y. M. & A. has p. in. •opened the( center section of thel.irkawaniiit League. His strikiiiK Reaching the stretch drive, the achieved wide tame as the out- fill! Iteil defenses to it "cutiiiiR" aut of sixteen Summit Hilltopper Summit tbssers have captured standing weight lifting club in this From Post Offices on Passaic and .performer. Glen llldge High'K var- performers in a same at Memorial eleven, whin "in seventeen starts. area. The demonstration will in- Delaware Branch. 11. It.: 8.45 sity bajikeihall 'team rolh-d up four- Field lastt tii-aaon is probably re- Montclalr provided the local per- clude the performance of the var- a, m.; 1.00, L'.liO, 6.0O p. m. teen p^jnl* in a fiiwl iH'iiod tlrivi- membered by a large number of lo-formers witli a stiff, 57-56 test in aious types of lifts and exercisea Sundays—Special Delivery Service on Tuesday afternoon to defeat cal diamond fiiiis. game earlier in the current season. basic to the sport. The leader of 10 a. m. from all points. Summit High. 3-1-20, .in a Suburban It was only after un eigliteen-point the group will also give a brief Week Days—7.30 a. ni. to 9 p. Conference game at the local court. drive in the final period that the talk on the history a"d fundamen- MAILS CLOSE The Summit loss boosted idle Oald- Hill City cagers were victorious. tals of weight lifting. There will To Newark, N, J.: •wcll Into u half-game lead in theBapt. Meth. Cagers Another close game is expected to- be displayed also a variety of 7.45, 10 a. 111.; 12 m.; 3, G.30, 7.50 conference champiniiHhip race. morrow evening. printed materials further describ- p. 111. Defensively, the Summit i|tiintel Starting time has been set for 9 ing the sport. Any young men inTo New York and Points ISeyond: offered its most diseourujuiiK show- Meet S. S. Leaders p. m. A preliminary contest will the community are invited to at- 6.45, 7.45, !>, 10 a.'ni.; 12 in.; 2, 3, ing Of the current- season. Or- open the program at 8 o'clock. The tend this demonstration and meet- 5.10, fi.30, 7.50 p. m. dinarily the local club's ability to usual small admission charge is be-ing. To Post Offices between Summit clog uJJ tin* scoring zone under the Other Important ing made to cover officiating. and New York: 7.45 a. in.; 12 in.; basket lias proved a .strong point. Games on Schedule 3, ti.:JO, 7.50 p. m. Cileu Iti«lRe, however, uecideiitly List of City Officials To Post Offices West of Summit: or; otherwise, solved the difficult Sun ilaj School .1. V. New Jersey Archery For Public Information 7.30, 9 a. nx; 3.45 p. 111. Hig lied defense hy breaking down I.flllfHO Stitml II To Post Offices 011 Passaic and Del- court, instead of across court, in W. IM. Assn. in Tournament aware Branch R. R.: 7.15, 8.30, 0 Herewith Is given a list of City setti?ig up plays under the cage. Lincoln "V" i:;inili] 1.IKHI 11.30 a. m.; 4.30, 6.30, 7.50 p. ai. ' 'ah .try Kpi mpal Officials for the general informa- The result was a series of easy lay The annual spring tournament Sundays Only: of the New Jersey Archery Asso- tion of the public: un heaves. -Iiui 8.20 p. m. All Points. .25(1 ciation will be held at the Kahway Mayor—Guido F. Forster. (Office Offensively, the Summit club was .nun Stamp Window lltlill I'lvsl.yl, Ti.lll River Park 'Field, Railway, on Mayhours, Sat. morning 9-12 at City halted' almost completely by the Saturday . srnn-s : Week Days .... 7.30a. m. to G.30 p. m. 1- 12th. Last year 2SS individuals Hall). visitiiiK for.ce.s. The only Itig Ked "V ll.ml.l. cs II ("in. I'rr: I'd. participated in the meet, and more Saturdays ...... 7.30 a. 111. to 1 p. m. scores were on long losses, pivot I'alvarv :" Hapl.-Mi'tli. COMMON COUNCIL I.ill In 1'.in :!1, Jr. Hnys is. than 300'entries are expected this Holidays 8 a. in. to 9 a. m. "shots or one-handed efforts from Cottncilman-at-large — G. Harry ' Parcel Post season, according to AV. II. Jack- Cullis. the. side of the court. (Il^n Kidge's Jr. liuys vs. l'i n. I'IV son of IS'ewark, state president of Week Days .... 7.30 a. m. to 6.30 p. m. ability tl) giiin possession after prac- Calvary vs. Ijiilliff.i First Ward Saturdays 7.30 a. m. to 1 p. m. II.ipt.-.Mctli. VH. "V" the association. Interelub tourna- tically every 'Suiuniit shot added , ments between the twenty-six Maxwell Lester, Jr., Percy M. KegjNter WIndovr further upset to the offense. Haptist-Methodint will get a final j member archery clubs of the state Bland, Frederick K. Truslow. Week Days 7.30 a. m. to 6 p. m. The HidgeiH enjoyed a lead al- chance to narrow the margin be- are currently in progress. The Second Ward Saturdays 7.30 a. m. to 1 p. m. B oy S co u t s here At camji and on hikes, most from the opening whistle tween first and third places in theSummit Ar"''ery Club Is a member Burton L. Boy6, Frederick G. Money Orders throughout the country are through games and other at- They gained an S-:t advantage at the Sunday School Athletic Association of the state body. Slgler, Rome A. Betts. Week Days , 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. now training in Scouteraft and Saturdays 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. tractive activities of the regu- Quarter, increased' the margin to Basketball League tomorrow after- Committees outdoor lore with new vigor 15-9 at half-lime, and pulled stead- noon when the league-leading Lin- (ieneral Delivery Wuidow lar Scout program, they are ily away in the final periods. Only Finance—Lester, Boye, Bland. Week Days .. 7.30 a. in. to 6.30 p. m, to be better prepared for any coln Y. M. V. A. Ramblers will be Summit Archers Down Streets—Cullis, Bland, Slgler. in the third session were the. Sum- met at the Summit Y. M. C. A. gym- Saturdays 7.30 a. 111. to 1 p. in. sort of emergency and dis-. learning what to do in case mit tossers able to hold a scoring Madison Aggregation Tax—Boye\ Truslow, Cullis. P. 0. Lobby Open nasium. In other games, Calvary Public Safety—Slgler, Truslow, aster service. Scout troops of crisis and how to fulfill .ISltS advantage, and then only by a li-5will engage the Lutherans and Cen- Week-Days 6* a. m. to 7 p. m. i;n: 1. w tally. The Summit Archers defeated the Lester. Hoidays C u. nx to 6 p. m. are forming units of Emer- their promise to help other ri.'Ni- tral Presbyterians will meet the Welfare—Truslow, Cullis, Betts. . »;-i Leading the winning (Hen Ridge Junior Hoys. Madison Archery Club,'l374 to UQ8, Time given indicator opening and gency Service Corps (see em- people at all times. Through attack were Jaime M Locals Siiltmerired Early HERALD. ITS TRUE!... about • I.Iirni'i-, IWi the 'Junior Hoys in the opening game City. Engineer—Francis A. Mur- .n ,ail:i 1.1. - .\ It was evident from the start that at M o'clo-.-k. Increased attendances ray. SAVE 1 .1. I.I.- r m\.\.\0H COPIES Of THE NO IONQIKKOK IS CONQIEKED A . S. AlKlf the Summit players were neither at league games during recent weeks City Physician — Dr. Robert S "6ONE WITH THE WIND* in the correct mental or physical has been an encouraging sign to MlUJgan. HAVE EEN COLO / 20 MltUORI attitude. The spirit and tight that members of the S. S. A. A. basket- Westfield Y. M. C. A. made Receive„r of Taxes — Cameron ATTENKD*THf SOAD S' was characteristic, in recent tri- ball committee, and it is hoped that first infscue in New Jersey State I Munkittrlck. MONEY ilmphs over Madison and Verona the loop is once again gaining the Y. M. V. A. Basketball League! Assistant Receiver of Taxes — was noticeahly lacking. Coach El- prominence and position it once had competition last Saturday night \ym g mr(]. with wood (*. Cornog made repeated in local athletic, circles. when a definitely "on" Rutherford Assistant Receiver of Taxes— changes in the faltering line-up, "Y" cage team tapped the league- Albert F Woodward. 1 Morey LaRue's but all wen- to no avail. Ragged leaders, -12-:};!. It marked a first de- Assistant Receiver ! passing, rt'iifiited charges of "walk- Glen Ridge Reserves feat in sixteen league starts. The Herbert G Fuchs. of Taxes—! ing" by lU'fcree Coffee and a num- Summit "Y" Comets, :i four-point Assessors—Norman S. PRESS-ONLY Trip Summit High Subs Board of iv. Sunniiit .' ber of fouling experiences added \le- loser to the Westfielders early In GariSp Q F> Rowe> jeaso F. Stout; i. urn witli Vi'triictivo mental fuel to the old do the season, will play a roturn en- Florence Denman Clerk. SERVICE l or die spirit. Summit High's junior varsity bas- ketball team had as little success as ga.gement at the local home court PoUce jU8tlce — Kobert J. Mur- (ilen I{itlge romped into an easy on Much 8th. phy, Jr. ):i:.\l'TIKrL advantage in the first half. Sum- the varsity aggregation against Chief of Police—M. J. Finneran.' Mian, 7 Till mit nii.splu.vs were instrumental in (Men Ridge teams on Tuesday after- Police and Firemen's Pension liaudliug at least two-pointers to noon. The jayvees. dropped a 27-21 "Y" Bowling League i Fund Commission—Mayor Forster, the visitors. Another three tallies decision to the (lien Ridge reserves Arthur S. Pierce, Thomas J. Mur- were added on foul losses and thein an abbreviated contest that fol- stiinilliiK Wvvk Kinlliiff Ki'li. 7: ray. Herbert O. Fuchs and Sergeant remaining six points wen- scored lowed the first string fray. W. L. 1-fiKh Av*-. John J. (Jannon. — The Ridges- seconds flooded the Kivlrll 111.". s:!2 •.'•; W'Ah.N'DT on .legitimate set shots and set up • Iciltill- ;i.'!7- X2!i Constable—Thomas F. White. ,, ieil morn. plays. Summit, meanwhile, was basket with well-aimed Ket shots to liakcr :u z\ 'XiH 821 Justice of the Peace, 2nd Ward- limited to three complicated foul grab a 1--S advantage in the open- Mi 27 HIT " SOU Andrew A. McNamara. ing session, increased the margin to .Smith 28 S7!i Building Inspector — Seaman L. tosses and as many field goals. ,\VrlKht . 2H 28 !IO7 HKKlMIWOO lil-ll at half-time, but slipped to aTImleii lit ;• j. Wright. ( Summit evidenced some deter- :sui 7!>!t 4J Woorllat 1I1-1S lead at the close of the third Stewart .. in T88 City Solicitor—Frederick C. Kentz t mination to yet back into the game period. A trio of two-pointers by 888 Inillriilual Overseer of the Poor—Mrs. Ger- with u six-point rally as the third George Vogi clinched the Glen trude S. Gross. period opened, but slid rapidly be- ti. High Avc. Ridge victory in the final stanza. Kivlen .... IS2 Fire Chief—Thomas B. Murray. liiud again as the Uidecrs retaliated Vogt led (!len Ridge scoring with r.rvwstci- »4 224 '|?i| Company Chiefs—Hose Co., No. 1— tin a duo of "set shots and another ten points. Conrad Cattauo paced Swh k .'!;! 247 penalty ,-lieave. It was this drive 24 20!» l Robert Brydon; 'George Marshall, the Summit offensive with seven 54 210 i foreman. Hose Co., No. 2—William that upset all Summit plans of over- la Mies. John Reynolds garnered I). Mormir i>7 'I;! i Kitchell, William Dooley, foreman.' taking the Essex County aggrega- second honors with five markers. Hardy H4 ''Chemical Engine Co.—James Ker-; tion in the li.mil quarter. 17 2:tr» 172 1 A box score follows: l{j, I'. I weight. (!leu Ridge-suddenly burst C;ill.en.1, I' I Claim's playeil I'Vliruarv ."•til : Board of -Kducation—J. ROSH ! forth in a rampage (hat carried to liiikt-r : i) 1). Morowy i:n» t i;s Itil Tuttle, president; Mrs. Reed W. fourteen points while the Hi.g Red l I tennis ir,) 167 IB'- Hyde, H. A. H/Jising, Harvey E. was being hold to three. A field l'llll.lllli. U i Maker, Sr. t!i2 l«2 IT, 7 Mole, Thomas J. Evans. Waller.s. Roal by Twill and a completed foifl n ^iillwaila 1.M ii:: ir.i Kildy, seCrf'tary. IOKK by Tom N< edlcs fell far short Hakr-r. .1)'. ".-. 157. i:n i!i: Acting Siiper-intendcnt of Sebool.-t 'I'l •KKI-: rooi of innK'hlug I he high-scin ing ef- T.ilal.i .. X.'ifi s:i-t A. J. Bartholomew. i .;ill iluriiiR lorts of Md'iimi. Ililby. liiggins, and i'luileii Board of School Estimate—Mayor v. I!U Hrotcn. I 'linn, f II William:.MI ... tr.. r.7 Forster, Councilman Boye, Bland. Anilrii.l.i, Hiltl.r .... lfi!» i r>s. ir.7 (alihicll F;ie«'il Todaj I'lltull. Kmseli 147 127 2(IH Commissioners I'eising anil Tuttle; NEW YORK, N. Y. __._...... J>T, first |mf«t of it repetitive, the finally editcl I'uldwell High's baski-tei-rs,cur- TImleii .. 177 W. S. Eddy, secretary. : ehowing of 'Gone With The Wind' thii L>av;d f) i "miway 1.11 is I has broken precedents and.srnashed all-time rrss* >-r> • •'•'* "w,! Mm; ran to 2O,:{O0 feet. It runs liner rently ieudiim-the conference by a Hoard of Health—J. Winter; hour-, and forty-five minutes on tin- Totals 842 Davis, Henry B. Twombly, Mrs. says Wiley Padan . . ." It h the first ptefcre tv<- half game, will be faced by the\V;iril, -« .sir : .. . Atlanta, Georgia, on December !?.-*-—— -ary Kictn. Technicolor cameras \yere UMSI Summit fences at the Caldwell home AhlMitt, ('banning R. Dooley, Dr. John A. to film the fires of Atlanta in duplical'* McCnui Hright Pedicini, Dr. Walter A. Keiter. Your SUITS 1940 ... A survey shows that more [irt£ rek2>;d court this iiftcrnoon. The small, M.-arx. Uiiuin 1.11 Ili'i than 70 percent of the audiences' ttrUy-urir '>f the actual scene of 75 ycais ago. 148 171 IS I Health Officer—Dr. H. P. Dengler |.re- lovv-ceilingtd Caldwell gymnasium < i.lNliil). want to see it again . . . GWTVV ha-.'| SCK?-..'5 -I :'. Names 590 feet high leaped from a *t Courtcnay n;:t 1 «:•, Trustees Free Public Library—J. r has proved a stumbling' block to 1 :!!• act a new industry record for repeat [vish rc,:h: ^r CJI 1> jt tr,- that covered 40 acres. Ten pieces of ('liver i:>!i 14-i Walter Dietz, president; treasurer, PRESSED 1 many visiting teams in the past. Siiiiiiuii •:i—21 H.ebtmt 2IIS 162 attendance. Perhaps one of the great- fire equipment from Los Angela n.^- J. Sherman Byland; secretary, Mra. est reasons for this demand of the con- Uild it is not iiiennveivabte that the <;. it. St rends y: 4 . r. 6B—- 2 Norris B. B.risco; Mayor Cuido (lepartincnt stood ready throu^houi nic present Summit outfit will have | T,ta!s !IO7 7 si; s:!s for as little as public is the assurance by Motro-i-fettos'L .... 1 ("/>,«W I'iminR of tins sequence in case too «iic hit leu Forster, A. J. Bartholomew, Miss Cjoldwyn-Mavrr that the ;-!.:turc h be- f feet atrc many unusual troubles before th<' tsi; 1S2 181 Marie Libby, Oliver Thurman; lennth, should net out of hand.'' afternoon closess. .M 144 224 litii Leading Table Tennis \V. Is'il i r.7 1.17 Librarian, Miss Emild Hill. ! The. lirst gainr is scheduled to Swlck IM i «ir, Board of Recreation Commission 30c each Mart at .'!..'!". A junior varsity con- Performers ai Meet 174 ISO —Ernest P. Patten, president; W.; tost is Hlateii for 1.15. A limited 17.1 on Morey LaRue's Tiitals SI 5 S1.1 Richmond Tracy, vice-pres.; Har-' number of Summit baskitball j'ol- The Union County Table Tennis S81 luu S. Kennedy, secretary; Mrs. Bog & Ticket Plan loipii'H will gain admission to theLeague is again sponsoring the an- tiamiK playcil l-'cliruiiry Ttli : LeRoy T. Pease, treasurer; Mrs. cnjmped arena. nual public Union County Table \yilliam F. Doyle, O. P. Oakes. A box score follows: Vennis Championships, men's and Strwart , 1«2 1,1!l 17" UlKKX . . .. 17!l 171 1:17 City Planning Board—Oliver B. PHONE or WRITE Sum in it II lnh Vurslt.v women's singles divisions, at Cran- ,1. K.-irix-iiMkl. 1(17 12'! Merrill, chairman; T. S. Kenyon,; <;. K. i'. ford during March. The preliminary • iannoti .- 1:17 vice-chairman; (5. J. Ray, it. T. for complete details Twill, f i rounds will be held on Wednesday Vrii'laiul . 171 17,". u>; Belts, T. L. Smith, J. W. llancker, Kuwiilski f. 212! AT ONCE! |eveuing, March 12th, at'the l!ran- Fred Mort, B. L. Boye\ Herman F. \'|'|' > inl ] ISrt'wxter ir.7 You must hare the HERALD If i S»IMIl>ll llillh it\sKKni\i.i. ins -20 1SS you want the news of Summit. It LAUNDERING s IIIBII \V IM. Tllt.-llH 7S5 will cost $3.50 por year for two k*-f.»r.-<—(' I t'aldwell . r.n7 r Issues a week. DRY CLEANING .fi2. . Y«u must have the HERALD It . 02:1 You must have the HERALD If j Milllmrn Dally In Ham mil nnr,» per Vvn I II I i i.ntrt- I.MIH will cost $!!,;ifl| per your f«ir> two a Viwk f,, at iuauetf A Wtsuk, .... * ...... ,i- i

lidi I. 2*. mt BvKlPAY. FEB. 21, 1941 THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD. SUMMIT, N. J.

to Mm iht ik*sk* i!i latf, formerly Hedden pr;>jic;ty. n.ad,,Summit, former Flaaek prop- members e>i the Cour.<:3 !•>: h ••»:• u.lvi.-w", 1«2 t i K. Ketiner of SALE Council Approves Budget of $1,2*2,4$- operation in ibe salt of ;hr < -. Chatham, to J. Willintn H:«' t' Summit; a!*u the old K'iym;»nd E»- EVERYBODY READS ^tractive small lleldstone AB ordituuK'e *as iiiiro-iin o: <"!i:»:liuni; suit* of !'•! Hjilm-si ,t.ite in the Washington Valley s$c- and clapboard home, 5 bed- make Chettiwi avenue at the aveuue, Summit. f:.ir .Mrs?' E.' 6. ii >H of Mar; istawn in co-operation Believe Tax Rate Will Be One Point Lower- section of Broad s:rtti, « >u>i* S:»i:iJ3»-r in Donald t\ MrfJruiv if ft Lth the ufttc.t\of Eugene V. Welsh *\ rooms, sleeping porch, bath, Classified Advertisements street. . s.il of 1:5-1 Wluun•tlir.- h Harold M. IXtvlds'W of Summit. downstairs toilet, llviag room, . Ten Cents a Line . dining room, kitchen, oil Mayor Issues Explanation of Budget M. T. Mountain Co. Minimum Charge of 30 cents, cash in advance. burner, 98 by 267 ft. plot, fcg- raKe, tool shed, asparagus } (Continued from Pag« On«J Cullis, who acted as chairman in the Reports Sales Activities Copy «*ot *e«*l>t«l alter 9 n. in. Tuesday, or 5 p. m, Thursday. absence of Mr. Lester, commented bed, Franklin School district, the Summit Civic Research Group that there iu much that merits con- The Milton T. M-:.iv;t;..-. I and will appreciate having 1(8 attention called to any advertise- Provideuee station, $7,400. P. i the most scientific budget*- «ver the same time he allude to a study ciac« the ae* year. 3 Ton Lots or More C. O. D. ment uot conforming to the highest standards of honesty. prepared by a city body. We bope made a number of years ago by 3. Seward, 71 Valley View ; Sale of the colonial resideniv* ai | there can be a continuanc« of this Council about the possibilities of a Ave., Summit 6-5369-J. 24 Creenbrlar drive. Stlnnnit f >r STOVE OR NUT $9.25 with the exercis« of continued city owned light plant. y Joan. M. Smilb of ir.JUH.«in'K~. vigilance and the money spent tor Prominent among others fn at- 1 lad., to AVtUUni J. Swv.Dey ,>: PEA 8.2S Tl> OI.OKK an i-8liite, nil iittni'.'tlVe tendance at the hearing was Presi- }i. J. L, A. OAKS, State License yi«>. initl*. T«l. Hii. ll-illW. $10,000. family In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. i Phone Summit 6-3820 judgement the signal was placed 115 OAK ItlDGi: \\\.. TFI.. SI'MMIT 6--2720 WAMKIItU BIFV Would Eliminate Street ; too high to be easily noticed by HELP WASTED LlghtlBff lUsm From Bodget , • motorists and consequently the WE PAT CASH for your used furnl Howard D. McGeorge, of 57 Ho-' spirit of the "stop-Btreet law" was VITITK ii)l<1dte-ag;ed woman to do ture, antkiut's, silver, lH>oka, brle-a Milton T. Mountain Co. ,/,„.•,I housework for on.- IHTKOII. bart avenue, while congratulating frequently violated, though not al- brae, paintings, works of art, ftc. 85 Summit Ate. Smnmijt6-1401 ,;,',; i,,. References. "Tel. Ku. S-HI24. OKOUUK'N AVCTION UOOMS Council on the care in which the ways Intentionally. The writer sug- t s <>r 2 ( il H« St'MMIT AVK. budget was prepared, strongly gested the desirability of replacing 7n"iTll'M' * helper, ' «ft«"T»" ">S TEL. KVMMIT 6-0»9« '.,:...•; 'must like children, health curd, We will buy your at Me contents. urged the elimination tram the the present signal with a signal . ! ' • RD-tf budget of the item for street Ugtat- similar to the type at the intersect P ;:,;,•„„.*. HU.-MW.TI.- n.il'i l''S cixikH 1st floor, eooJiH B*n- Ing which this year amount* to i tion of' Summit and SprjfigUjeld ,. ,1 i liildrcii's num-H, maid-wait- m SIM:SS MTII:S $28,150 for other than personal avenues, though no reference was ',- U, . cxpi-rlwiuvd, ruferem.'PH. Ni-w-. - West End Gardens - service. He said there were two made to that intersection. yi (;II|N*I; m-rvifc station' ]>;iyliiK fjonil !,', \rw'i Aui'iioy, 20 WutthlnKtoii St., Ml,) list own 4-36')!>. rcltun mi liivi-stiiiviit, available to —Fine New Colonial Homes— alternatives to this: first, the con- Report Sale at' Car Won jicrsoti soriiilly iiiifl financially rc- struction of a city owned light la I'bamlier of Commerce Kiioiifirili'. 'Jni|iitiv at 1110 l>oriimis •Ready for Your ConBlderation. CREATORS OP WIMTF trirl f»r general housework. plant, which he thought would not Safes Campaign "'„ family. Call Humrnlt «-4.W3-J. avis, .Newark, I'IIDIIC M'kt. "-r.liini, nr wrili: -Mr. Hi.we, 1', O. l'ox W,, New- $8,000 to $8,250.' be feasible, and second, • the par- Councilman Frederick K. Trus- "•MM fur Kt-neral housework, «H'«-r> in ark. U4tr chasc wholesale of electricity with UAv, speaking as chairman of the ,,i• i.iit, -r.2 Franklin l'laio. Tel. Su. (|55 to $fi<) monthly- covers the city selling it at retail. The welfare committee, reported that SI'.UVH'KH all charges). . Hobart avenue man cited Seaside James Gorman of Broad street bad! "wVSMAN or saleslady for esUib- Park as an example of where the sold the car donated by Mrs. Daniel; ' Vlicd Silmmlt 'lU-al Katatn Office. m B second suggestion was now being J. KeniH, after she had won it tn the ! !,;,.•• "I experience 'desirable though r.;i)air.-d, copifd aii.i:,->\,. . 4«-tf worked out in co-operation with Christmas merchandising contest '.,,,,|...Viitl<.n.'- "Write'Box IS*. 7< J •••>'- Jersey Central Power and Light.Co., sponsored by the Chamber of Com- A 1,D for air .^ Murphy the same utility company that sup- merce, to Overseer of the Poor, Mre. 7 Uecchnuod ltd. Tel. So. <*0«8S plies Summit. He gave it as his Gertrude Gross. The proceeds from i v'vun Mi;NT W .*M rEI» judgment that such action by Coun- the sale of the car have been de- ESTABLISHED 1880 k\viVI>"\V WASHINU, house clratiini;, cil would ease the tax load on Sum- posited in a> local bank to be used :'...ii- slii'lUiclHK iiiul waxlni;, In^ldi' mit real estate which he described for welfare work apart from city in tk-n50.r,. The following statement eontainlnif thi> last known oorrcoted figures. Js no WlirrntlCrtllH road, «ul>-l<-t H»- i Eugene G. Pierson published to comply with the requirements of Kr>- n-spoi't. l'lioiiu , Taxes for !!H1 1940 lB3!t Picturestiue settings on \c\\t at ii m. ' v:11, l.yKr I'l. Apply A. K. .1. 1'.'««»- do (ipncrnl Comity ll PNCE PiANCE * $1^000.* UP il.-r. plioiif Su. U-^stiii. •'-"• (KftimuU-d f">r 1»H) Brokers I'lotectcd. (d) County lllHtrlrt Court 7-KO(»M house, ill fiiii' location, oil' (Kbtlniatcl for 19*1) 1 burner, two-r.tr K r«-in .siiT.j'i. I.M'AI. IIISTKICT SCHOOLS acntxl vour home site now (ind .itVoid tlic eomiiuj >>", I vailuhli- .May 1. Also ninny nrlier I No Better Time to Buy- Howard K. Smith, Owner (Kstimateil for 1941) : .'.... HS9.8i-l.0O desirable n'-ntiils now t>r May 1st. LOCAL lTRPOHEN : «34,345.»5 A. s. Andfi-.s..II, Su. ti-:u2:!. No Better Home Than This! .il''-Me;id'i\vl>r< »)k Ave. (u) As HIIown liy Hudffet * Li'HN Hunk Stock Tax 6*1),»4;.46 jo.', MoiiKIS AYBNI'IO, six riHiniH and (Ii) flunk Mtock Tux 3^03.10 - KiiliLjL'WiMiil, \'. J. l.:itli, all iinitfiivi'itU'iits, (, ar:im\ MH. Stone and frame residence TOTALS »M»i,4«».«2 »l,S»fl,t«JtS.SO •ivl. Su. r,-;,i4:;-\v. on Druid Hill. Large liv- it. I;.:;I*I wiiiteimii i-:ithJ4 TAX It \Tf(KK-tiniHt.'il for !iy>) 4.1" *-t* 4Jii ( ~FUBNMII~EP HOO.MH TO LET « Dated : *'—•———— SKALKO 1'UOPOSAL introduced and passid first reading at water, table excellent. Tel. Summit: ;i regular meeting of tho Township 1 blujati cit y C-MfiG. 4(>tf| screened porches and open j - — ^T^^^^^i SKAI.KD PROPOSALS will bo re- Committee of ih<' Township of Xi* \9onsimaUon ion your couVcnic'iuc 1 ceived l»y the Common Council of Providence held on Wednesday eve- T.\r:I;VT(IN HoirSi' ; the Ciiy'of Summit until 8:30 p. m. 1 terrace porch. Four bed- Exhibition HoUSC ning, February 3, 11)41. and that said ]'"• • -Suinniit .\v«'iiu«*, l.irS ' KiM-oiul floor Tuesday, .March 4, 1941, and opened Ordinanite will In- submitted for con- Office 66 Hillcrest A^e. cSunvmit. N. J. i. mil \v1111 prlvati' bath, optu I'irt'- rooms, dressing room, two at the above named hour at a public sideration and adoption at the next j.!:!f«', anf regular meeting of the siiid Townahip t.inm. Trl -Hiiiiiniit li-.<:tr.7. •Mil' held nl said time at the City Hall, for Committee of tin* Township of New TCUiPHONT.. -SUMMIT the furnishing of the following ma- Providence to be held on Wednesday; I'.KAl'TIFri, front room for m'litl'- rooms and bath. Attached terials : evening, .March 5, 1M1, In the .Municipal tnan, 7 Tulip Street, Su. (1-013-.I. J!i),flUO sallons Refined Tar or Building of tlic Township of New two-car garage. Lot 100 by Asphalt Oils. Providence, N. J., at S o'clock, at 165. Desirable Resales 3,000 Kallons Cold Patch Tar or which time and place any person who N I' inhmte walk to West Asphalt. may be Interested- therein shall lie -liition, rcfiTcmcs exeluum.'d. .".2,000 gallons Hot Patch Tar or given an opportunity to hr heard con- v:n.- I1!.. Su. G-riM-J. $19,500. Asphalt. cerning .said Ordinance. 500 tons Tar or Asphalt Cold Dated: February fi, ml. "LOOKSLIKE WE'LL HAVE TO STICK TO ONE .; W'AIA'DY STUK1CT, lit'wly -lt. liOO tons Hltuminous Concreti'. 52-54 Township Clerk. 91 FOR A HOME OR Itt PROTECTION j fidO tons Crushed Stone Screen- OF THE THREELO1WESTPRICED CARS... Consult I APABTMENT8 1O LKT J Ings. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING 500 tons 3/8-lnch Crushed Stone. OF CttEDITOHS IIIOKlMIWOOD APAKTMH-NTS, 45- HOLMES 400 tons 5/8-inch Crushed St<>jif ( 1J Woodland avenue; sev. cal deslr- 2,600 tons l'.i-inoh Crushed Stone. Th« first m«"tlnB of orcdltors in th«* i at>le iitiiirtnwnlB for rent ;it iison Real Estate—Insurant' GLEN-OAK** 2,(100 tons 2Vii-inch Crushed Stonu. i matter of KUSSKLL UWItKNVKi (ililc rute.s; quiet nelRhtiorluiodbh ; no 800 tons 3/-1-Inch Crushed Stone. I.') . Street Summit, N. J. DAMON, 7 Cranford Avenue, Cranfonl. I through truffle. ItK-ulrft of Sujiorln- AT SUMMIT 3,500 baK« Portland Ceimnt. I'nion County, New Jersey, will lie held turt room. Court 10,000 Common Brick. r(H)in 4, third floor, Federal BulUling. I-IIKKI-: rooms nnd bath, lots <>f lio;it Office—100 Ashland Road 10 Standard State Highway Cateli Ft-dfral Siiuare and Franklin Street. ,,„! ,,1,'nty of hot water, rrt'Tcny»-« ISasin Frames and Heads. Newark, X. .1., on the 7th day of .-vhaiiK.'d. f<- Houlovartl. -^-'> Day or evening, Su. C-2025 15 city of Summit manhole March, l'.»41, at two o'elot-k in thv ufter- \ Frames and Covers. noon, at which time creditors may at- \v IIHTHTT^TK~TT\I:I>KNH,^ i^-ivi j 350 lin. ft. Standard 15-Inch 11 Mention the HERALD when buyins ,. tend, prove their claims, elect a trustee, t-Miiimut Avfiiuc s.-v<-r;il rhoin Jl< Inforced Concrete Pipe. examine the bankrupt and transact | • •„>!!> iiiiartmonts jivHiliilu".- at ro\'oinitiitntf rfiil- Your inspection of our renovated kitchens is invited. Referee In Bajikruptcy. • il'i. Apply at—i>r».mis*>K. »>i' call Su. to the Common Council of the City of Only two apartments available. Summit. Bidders will state their prices in writing as well as in1 figures. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS TI'HKK rooms nnd bath, lU-fe.i The Common Council reserves the ( .nil duriiiK the evening, Su. (J-i 3 rooms and bath right to reject any or all bids. "•"•"••"- The first meeting of creditors In the I!y direction of the Common Coun- matter of WALTER ZIEMN.SKI. 10» 4 rooms and bath cil of the City of Summit. Mndldon Avenue, Ellzal.i'th, I'nion', '.E room armrlment : oil at •ITltl Dated: February IS, HIM, County, N«w .Icr.Hl-y, will-be held at; water furnishetl. -!.'• MO M ;>ve- FREDERICK C. KKNTZ, the Bankruptcy Court room, O>urt City Clerk. room 4, third floor, Federal Building.' '' F. A. MURRAY, r Federal Square and Franklin Street, I r7»lt t'OMI Olti A If I I S. E. & E. G. HOUSTON City Engineer. 52-.>4 Newark, N. J., mi tin* 7th day of LIVING 87 UNION l'LACE (»i'P. the station) SI JIMIT, >. .1. .March, 1941, a£ two o'clock in the after- TOWNSHIP OK XKW I'llOVIIIIvNCK noon, at which tinu- creditors may at- A ITI.V i:xri.:i>Ti()N'.\i' tend, prove their claims, elect a trustee, AI'AUTMKNT Tr-lciihono Summit 6-2197-2T33 l'KNIHXtt OHUINANCK examine file bankrupt nnd transact . |.'i\.- runtns, 2 til.' oatlis. IIi-«,>l:i- = other proper busineHO. :-MIII aiid'opi-n lKirctn'K. ' fXpi.siH'S AX ORDINANCE Changing the'Name t,:iri:r crounds, jrardi-n siuirc. _ of Union Avenue, Runnlnr West ClalmB with itemized Htatempnt of 'iliM. Uciiltol', Su. fi-Mliiri or U.,|...-.M account must be legally proved; any From PlainficUl Avenue to Mountain orl(?lnnl note or Instrument must be- Avenue, in the Township of New unnexed ; tiny must be proved within \VH(i|iL.\NI) AVKNt'l;:, two room: Providence, to l'ark Avenue. six months after the above date, and CHARMING HOME FOR SMALL FAMILY WHEREAS, the name of Union Ave- filed with the undersigned ilefcreo. j mil bath, heat, light, and \vat<-r >•)»' nue has eaused confusion for the rea- !.li..|. I'hone Su. li-:i't;is-,l. Owner -cavity low,, .-HU son that tiler.- |H a street or road bear- Dated: February 18. 1'J4t. ing the same name in the atlja.ent ORORCR W. W. POHTER, municipality of the Horough of New Referee In Bankruptcy. Providence, resulting in misdirect ion of W \Slir\"(iT<)NS IIIItTIIDAV SAI.I- NOTICE OP FinST MEETINTO mail, merchandise and general in< :, .1. MA-:i-iusr.. ,_ j Union Avenue, running West from ruptcy (Tourt room, Court room 3, third JOBS - BECK -SCHMIDT CO. Plalnfield Avenue to Mountain Ave- floor, Federal Huililing, Federal Kquarv -M \IM.K lilcli I'halr. ln>y'M dVi'n'oat, i-Jw' nue in the Township of New Provi- •J, lioth ill cxcollcnt .•ondilioii. < nil ; and Franklin 'Street, Newark, N. J., I and 1«S Sl.mnill, X.i dence, be changed to Park Avenu*\ on the 7th day of March. 1!»41. at two --'II. 7-:iS:!C. ! , Slati.,1. 1-bo.fl SECTION 2, All ordinances or parts o'clock In the afternoon, at which Him- AND SEE HOW MVCH O many people still think Olds ALSO AVAILABLE WITH of ordinances inconsistent herewith lire crcdltotK mj«y attend and appoint a I'KKKliIRItATOH, lis.'d only 'J months. ; hereby repealed. trustee, examine the bankrupt and MORE VOU GET! S is priced beyond their means. HYDRA-MATIC DRIVE!' •i'al liiirjraln for qiii.'U sal.'. Aililvi-.-;- , SECTION :i. This ordinance slmll transact other'proper business. If you're one —here's a tip. Take Goodby, clutch pedal! I', u. liox 171. take offet! Immediately in the inimiicr Tho above p«tate has been reopened lOO-HORSEFOWTEB 6-CVLIN- provided by law. a look at the big, luxurious Olds And gear • shifting, tool All I • \ 11 < IA IN', liti'i-ir Hiz.' I:III ranai' I1;"1 for the purpose of administering assets IMEK E-COKO-MASTER E.VCINE I, W. C. UUSKO, do hereby certify which were heretofore unadnilnlsterpd Special before you pay your money you do is steer, step on it, .1.- rhrai), also Inn;., sola. Summit that tin* foregoing Ordinance was duly by the truMtee. * HBINCa WBKBLBASE - UC- .. l:.::s . i for a de luxe model lowest-priced stop! You get improved UEORGK W. W. PORTEFt, GER. ROOWn FISHER BODY performance and sub- Who Are Realtors? Referee In Itnnkruptcy. car. You'll find but little differ- 1 M' I ,!•: easy chair, *S ; M l ;i > i ••(--*"> > NEW INTERIOR LUXURY stantial savings on gas. ".".Ii C.IH,., $11; .Mrs 15. II- < '-I!' • •.: ence in price, but a tremendous •iminiil ilai'deu A|>ts., IM" SimiiiH' I itoultoM nro active moniiMTS of lo«-|il real NOTICE OF FIIt.ST MEKTIXOr 4 COIL-SPRING RHYTHMIC JfO CLUTCH ( l|0 OF CREDITORS • difference in cars. You'll find you TO PMBB8 Ui s i lii l !l ,.„,„(« l.nanlH and nr« boun.l '.»>' .»»»«' " . " $6,500 (Ueopened Case) UDE • FAMMMJS OUMi ;\ ':: .".: ;_ _s -4: Kllili-rt'.ot' lh« XHtlonal Awumnn ol H«-al can easily afford to own an Olds! ^Optional al Extra Co»l !-|l-: first me«tltvt of creditors In the ' •hi-h. in I'.i'Oil elimlltloll. \ el V I ' ' t mutter of KATON-KKNT CO.. of "n.ilile, Su. i;- |t;|:!-,l. Mi-iiil«T« <>f Hi" Summit K.'.illy Hoard aro: hath !inunty, New Jersey, . i . — I su. <;•»::(•• will l>« held at tuo Bnnkruptry Court THECARy/ 1 ; ,|i.,i!i ''. l'hrvl A:'e"'.V Su. •.- afternoon, at which time creditors may •> .if old, no : ••"ll *•'••' i S K. K- Iv •!• M')lid..ii Sll. '• .1. Murphy Su. OLDSMOB atteud and appoint a trustee, examine I '.-i

Intindola Has Trial WKIOHT I.lPTIXti GROUP Arrival and Departure Snmit Iligh Cagers Montdair "Y" Five TO GIVE I)K.W0\STlt.\T10XS of Mails at Summit Scouts IPrepafltf for &nergency^0rvice With Washington Club The Paterson Y. M. C. A. weight , • • ^ j i_—_,—; lifting demonstration team will Post Office Hoofed By Rfdger •Orest "Smokey" hitititl >la, far- Plays Comets Here appear at the Summit Y. M. C. A. mer Nutley Aniertcuus pitcher ill Tuesday evening, February 25th at MAILS OPEN the Lftckawauna Bu«eh:i)l Lruguc, •8 o'clock to give a demonstration received a telegram from living It. From New York and All Points Be- Qdeaslve Strategy Meet at Local Court of the fine art of weight lifting. yond: 7.00. 8.00, 9 00, 11.00 a. ui.; Harris, on \yednesd-.iy The team is coming under the aus- g ordering him to report u> In State Loop Game 1.00, 2.15, 4.45 p. m. pices of a group of local young From Newark: 7.00, 8.00,11.00 a. m.; Glen Ridge Outfit the Washington Senators training men who are interested in organ- camp at Orlando, Florida, t>u Mon- The Summit "Y" Comets, strug- izing a local weight lifting club. 2.15, 4.45 p. m. Enables Caldweil to day. gling to gain ground in the NewThe group through its chairman, From Post Offices Between Summit • liitindola, a •• besitei'tarlfd right jJersey State Y. M. C. A. Basketball Fred Melillo, secured the Paterson and Newark: 8.00, 3.00 a. m.; 4.45 Gain Conference Edge Iiander, starred at Bnarley Mill- ] League race, will meet the Mont- group, which under the leadership p. m. tary Academy, Maryland, last clair V. M. C. A. eager* at the local of Jack Ault, physical director of From Post Offices Weat of Summit: Operating a fast break play thti year, and finished tlie season in the[gymnasium tomorrow evening. the Paterson Y. M. G. A. has 8.00, 9.00 a. m.; 1.00, 4.00, 7.00 •opened the s center section of theLiickawanna League. His striking (Reaching the stretch drive, the achieved wide tame as the out- p. m. pis R*d defenses to a "cutting' out of sixteen Summit HilltopperJsummit teasers have captured Btandlng weight lifting club.in this From Post Offices on Passaic and tferformef, Glen Ridge High's var performers in a sune"at 'Memorial jeleven, wins iji seventeen starts. area. The demonstration will in- Delaware Branch, R. R.: 8.45 slty basketball team rolled up four Field la«t£ season is probably re-j Montdair provided the local per- a. m.; 1.00,2.30, 6.00 p. m. teen po|nts in a final period drive elude the performance of the var-Sundays—Special Delivery Service tneniherai by it largo number of lo- j formers with a stiff, 57-56 test in a ious types of lifts and exercises oa Tuesday afternoon to defeat cal diamond funs. game earlier in the current season, 10 a. m. from all points. Summit High, 34-20, in a Suburtiai basic to the sport. The leader of it wan only after an elgbteea-point the group will-also give a brief Week Days—7.30 a. in. to9 P. Conference game at the local court. drive in the final period that the MAILS CLOSE The Summit loss boosted idle (.aid* talk on the history a"d fundamen- Hill City cagers were victorious. tals of weight lifting.''-There will To Newark, N. J.: t w'pll into k tialf-uamoj lead in theBapt. Meth. Cagers J Another close game is expected to- 7.45, 10 a. m.; 12 m.; 3. 6.30, 7.50 conference championship race. be displayed also a variety o: morrow evening;. printed materials further describ- p. ni. 'Offensively, the Summit quintet Starting time baa been set for 9 ing the sport. Any young m«n inTo New York and Points Beyond: offered Its moat discouraging show- Meets. S. Leaders p. m. A preliminary contest will the community are invited to, at 6.45. 7.45. 9, 10 a. m.; 12 m.; 2. 3, in|:''of the current season. Or- open the program at 8 o'clock. The tend this demonstration and nieet 5.10, 6.30, 7.50 p. m. dinarily the.local club's ability to usual small admission charge is be-Ing. To Post Offices between Summit clpg up the scoring zone under the Other Important ing made to cover officiating. and New York: 7.45 a. in.; 12 m.; ballet has proved a-strong point. Games on Schedule 3, 6.30, 7.50 p. m. Gjen Ridge, however, aceidently List of City Officials To Post Offices West of Summit: of otherwkse, solved tho difficult lUiulnj A. A. New Jersey Archery 7.30, 9 a. m.; 3.45 p. m. ' Big lied defense by breaking down For Public Information To Post Offices ou Passaic and Del- court, instead of across court, in IM Assn. in Tournament aware Branch R. R.: 7.15, 8.30, setting up plays under the cage. 'ahii-oln V" Ramblers s I.M}iP I Herewith is given a list of City 11.30 a. m.; 4.30, 6.30, 7.50 p. m. 'alvary s .85 The result was a series of easy lay The annual spring tournament Officials for the general informa- Sundays Only: ft .62 tion of the public: up heaves.* Junliir li..iyn ... 2 .250 of the New Jersey Archery Asso- 8.20 p. m. All Points. Offensively, the Summit club was .ulhentii'a •. .:• 2 6 .43 ciation Wtli be held at the Rah way Mayor—Guido F. Forster. (Office 'entntl Piesli.vK Thin .0 7 M ltiver Park Field, Rah way, on May >Ntamp Window halted almost completely by the Saturday Mirps: hours, Sat. morning IMC2 at City Week Days .... 7.30 a. m. to 6.30 p/m. visiting forcea. The only Big Hed "V" fturtiliierH (I. C.-n. • lJres. 20. 12th. Last year 288 IndividualsHall). «'iilvury .J5. -ICii|it.-.\lft)i. 21. participated in the meet, and more Saturdays ...:.... 7.30 a. m. to 1 p. m. _. scorefl were on long IOSHCM, pivot COMMON COUNCIL Holidays ?. 8 a. rn. to 3 a. m. shots or one-handed efforts from T.utli.ran* 31. .Ir. Jii.ys IS. than 300 entries are expected this rrow : • season, according to \V. H. Jack- Couucilman-at-large — G. Harry Parcel Post the Bide of the court, tfljjn HidKe'ti Jr. Hoys vs. \* i: n< i in u- Vth. -,: H.NI-: minute iv. ray, Herbert G. Fuchs and Sergeant -l.ilion. I'I'I'I j remaining six points were scored lowed (lie first string fray. * :..... !.. lTish Av, vine I't., Si 1 -' !tiri John J. Gannon. > on legitimate set shots and set up The lUdper seconds flooded the ] i;, .),',',!) K.-J Constable— Thomas F. White. ; plays. Summit, meanwhile, was basket with well-aimed set shuts to i:.,kr "WALNUT Justice of the Peace, 2nd Ward- ill.il 1'iHini. I limited to three complicated foul grab a 12-8 advan'tagu in the open- Andrew A. McNamara. ! tosses and as many field goals. ing session, increased the marobxto Smith 1'S • W ri-.-lr 'in Building Inspector — Seaman L. i • Summit evidenced some deter-! li)-ll at half-time, but slipped to a Till.!.-!! Wright. ; 21-1S lead at the dose of the third iu;i:i:ii\voo: ;•:•• : mination to get back into the game City Solicitor—Frederick C. Kentz period. A trio of two-pointers by (9 Woocliar with u six-point rally as the third Overseer of the Poor—Mrs. Ger- at>1i> npiirln Oeorge Vogt clinched the (J Jen i ! • period opened, but slid rapidly l>e- Ave. trude S. Gross. iii'Ic rates; Ridge victory in the final sianza. ' K:v!,-ii s tlinmtilv trn *; hind again as the Ridkers retaliated 2-1J ' ? I Fire Chief—Thomas B. Murray. Vogt led Cilen Ridge scoring with i Urcu.-t. 224 ti'tidciit on I' on a duo of "set sliota and another : Swii k •{5ijCompany Chiefs—Hose Co., Xo. 1— ten points. Conrad Cattano paced 217 V- i penalty heave. It was thin drive l-'ms.-h 2»r.i i ., I Robert Brydon:'George Marshall,! the .Summit offensive with seven I that upset all Summit plans of over- . I.I'.ISK' 240 l 4' foreman. Hose Co.. No. 2—William tallies. John Reynolds garnered l>. MliTi 5! 253 :! " \ takiiiK the Essex County nggrega- i KltcheH,'William Dooley, foreman.! second honors With five markers. il.irdv 17^' Vv IIITTltlCl" Chemical Engine 1 . j tiou in the final quarter. box score follow Co.—James Ker-j Suinniit A A 1 liak. r. .Ir. 2..., jrigan; Courtney Peer, forem;ur.";' GONE WITH THE ? ,- Joe Raskowski raided Summit Summit IIIKII -••'• |«-l,v.-r in.'in apai: 2 !'! WONMOREAA.-.V., ir.n-iive n T.i • _ hopm* with iin opening two-pointer I-- p j llull.-i •1's Hook and Ladder—Kugeiit? Fiiz-t Ulri-lliln, |, Patrick; Roland Levesque, fore-' AWARDS It'*-'. A'I/ T*M) ili*-ir,ibli' u !; ' in the last stanza, Imt it had little KllU Ml>](j. I. cil tviiiincy. ! man. i h"K. Sunn !',:'•; weight, (ilen Rid^e suddenly burst I'jlllillHi, I. |i!avi (1 KeLrii.K'v 1th: *'•;.; forth in a rampage that carried to •:. .i. r. llakrr Board of Education—J. ROBS I |v\ fourteen points while the Big Hed 1'iS ! ti'i 1Tuttle, president; Mrs. Reed W.' I»«-imis Iti7 l«-> I Hyde, \\. A. Heisiug. Harvey E.i ||; waB being hold to three. A field j li.iker, Sr. p;';. goal by Twill anil Male, Thomas J. Evans. Walter S. • a completed foifl I'.t ii; !:!.'. IKd.dy, Hccifiaiy. "" ] $ •;. , toss, by Toil! Xtei les fell liir .short:, Il.»k« r, Jr. t:»4 i:>:t I mm ^ '"•vj-j'-y;- i Aetine Siip^fiutendRitl of Si-honls- ||' of matchiiu: the high-scoring ' ef-' (.I'll Hi.It r II lull j A. J. Itarlholontew. TIM {ICE rooi: if; torts of Met'ami, liilliy Wiggins, and (•• I' I Jm | Hoard of School Estimate—Mayor ffc'l Hrolen. I'iinn, 1 r:.7 (.all (luriiiR Anils 'it'll.i, I.-.7 I Forster, Councilman Hoye,Uhnirl.- |.Jj (ajkhvell Faced T«da> I'umll, f. Kr-.-s.-h - 127 2d K Commissioners lleising and Tuttle; , NKW YORK, N. Y.-"1T'S TRUK! a»x)ut (iWTW'i '! III:J':K .r..on fy * Calrfwell High's haslu'lcers, eur- 1 Th'.|.-n |W. S. Eddy,--secretary. i „»,..,. ,-.— i> .j iiiui-.: inwuL \tv> iu> . . . since thee Inst^moslust t of it repetitive, trie finally edite > VllHVilV IM showing of 'Gono With The Wind' this David (). Sclznick technicolorr opus •li'il water I t£| rently leading the conference by ;i 1" ! Hoard of .Health—J. Winter! has broken precedents and.smashed all-time motion picture box olltre records," ' " filfilm rarann to 20,'^X20300) feetf . Itt runs ttinei - Tof.lN Ml i Davis, Henry B. Twoinbly, Mrs. • fit; half game, will be faced by the 1 hours .-ttid forty-five minutes on the Al.l i (.'banning R. Dooley, Dr. John A. says Wiley I'adan . . ." It is the first picture ever to have an Anniversary Wrlcht 1 ... Atlanta, Georgia on December 12,'V- screen. Technicolor cameras were yw'd S'ummlt forces at the Caldweil home M,.,•.,„] Petlidni, Dr. Walter A. Reiler. \ court this afternoon. The small, MI-JI'-N, 1'. Him l'H Your SUITS 1940 ... A survey shows thatt mormnr/>line ing» releasen-Xo-i^Ad i;~n al.»l :••its• spectacula—•- • r en- to film the fires of Atlanta in duphcilf 171 i Health Officer—Dr. H. P. Dengler' than 70 percent of the audiences low-ceilinged Caldweil MXinuasiuni,' :;^ ic' has proved a .stumbling block to 1 i:::> H ; (Walter Dietz. presitjent; treasurer, set a new industry record for repeat many visiting teams In the past.' sununit ' S -21 I'II.S 162 PRESSED v/ith nothing cut but the price! that covered 40 acres. Ten pieces of and it is not inconvoiva le that the mils jj. Sherman Uyland; secretary, Mrs. attendance. Perhaps one of the preat- <;. i: .- (!- -27 cst reasons for this demand of the "For those who like statistics, con- fire equipment from Los Angela H.c present Suniniii ' outfit will have 7.si; N'orris B. Brisco; Mayor Guido sider Ilicse facts: approximately 11'),;")!2 department stood ready throughout feet of film were shot, of which 160,0<)0 lilminnK of this sequence iin case tnc iii^ ! Woo 1)1,A afternoon dosess. ISfi IM i Marie Libhy, Oliver Thurman; ', Goldwyn-Mavrr that the • -ture is be- Leading Table Tennis 144 221 feet were printed. From this length, should i;et out of hand." n.il hath. 1 The first game is .scheduled to \v ri>- n-k; H7 11,7 | Librarian, Miss Emilie Hill. Ihi.-l. t Ml'. ir,i j Hoard of Recreation Commission 30c each start at .'!.l!0. A junior varsity con- Performers at Meet Ki\', 171 ISO test is slated for \.l~>. A limited .—Ernest P. Patten, president; W. j •Richmond Tracy, vice-pres.; Har-' on Morey Laltiic'g number of Summit basketball fol- 'i'.it.i' CK1 'WASHI NC'I'i The Union County Table Tennis j Ian S. Kennedy, secretary; Mrs. S.i\ i\\Kx I'ri lowers will gain admission to theLeague Is again sponsoring the an- Bag & Ticket Plan cramped arena. !•'• li 'ii.-iry rih: i LeRoy T. Pea«e, trea.surer; Mrs. '! - ;i ra iu-*'H nual public Union County Table ai t I William F. Doyle. O. P. Oake.s. I:. Isy K.»f.> . A box score follows: Tennis Championships, men's and St. wart 1.V.I- 1 !<• pay, 111 . i City Planning Board—Oliver B. \ lie leSfii hum mil IHKII Vur-M.v women's .singles divisions, at ("ran- 37!" 171 t:; PHONE or WRITE .'. Karpii I,"..", 12! Merrill, chairman; T. S. Ken>"on, I'M-.. r.KTt C. h'. I'. Twill, f :: i ford during March, The preliminary llunniin iv.: 14ti X.l. JIA- Vr.tl. i ml Vice-chainnaii; (!. J.. Ray, R. T. for complete details rounds will be held on Wednesday 171 212 Hetls, T. L. Smith, J. W. Baneker. evening. March 12th, at the ('rail;- AT ONCE! ' IM'I.K hipii Tot ills .'l Fred Mort, H. L. Boye, Herman V. I.', liolh In l'aul, ford Casino, and the finals will be <•.lit lie Beck. si I. 7-:IK;I«, held on Thursday evening, March Jr. Members of the Zoning Hoard of FREE TIlONi: SERVICE l.'.lb. at Cranford High School. Herstit 1 I Sr. ;;7'! Adjustment—T. L. Smith, C. A. Call "WX-1700" Triolo In connection with the finals, the r.i I Berry, h\ U. Voss, Howard A. Dodd, jl'iiiou County Table Tennis League ^Robert B. Deniko. Kingaley G. ,has arranged for sonic of the (•It'll Kit!uc Totals „-1 TboqiBon, secretary. Vur»l | world's leading (able tennis players 1 SinkinR Fund Commission — i; V. MrC.mtl, f. ; to perform in exhibition mutches. i ! Mayor (iuldo Forsfer, William S. I\I'I,K >-,\, f. II This group • will include Louis Biltiy, . I y lit Porter, Herbert G. Fuchs, Oliver I', ink enne, •I 10 l'ugliaro, Sandor Glanez. Jimmie Smilfi. : IM III111 I] Ward, o tl (1 B. Merrill, Edward S. Bancroft. MeCluro, F^IBZIO HallaU and Huth Hnrily 15S '• An-, Si'.'ll :i II i; Mimj ti Aarons. Thla is the first time that Go To Church Sunday iiKi'i-: .ftii II these five leading racket-wielderx ; 'niMU ' : tlif-ll, ill (i HI" have ever appeared together in New Hrr •'ll.ll.l... ,>• Jersey. t'lium-t .. i A|'t!,ir . . Smith. I! M IMItll VN ( ()\ I I I1J N Jiifiue nvsKihuri 11 A «: i i: You must have tho HERALD if HTM I '"IISK. KHV • Jlen Kirtgc Hiu>h 11—3 4 u'.s you want the news of Summit. It LAUNDERING )• :ir .,|il, II 71'. 7 I 'ail. il-li I'.ililvv.ll ivill cost $3.50 per year for two a week. ••||i-slilllt I You must have, the IIBRALD if DRY CLEANING .\!il ..".HI You must have the HERALD If, }«tt waut the news of Summit. It Dolly nonlro In Summit unit ull 1 ..".lid you waut the news of Summit. It; Will *SUHt $"! f,0 (MM 111 polnftt In liiltui County, Verti' fur I'Vit | will ii( $?. 1ft |i,r y«\ir f«>r iwoj Summit, til i'«ilJwi-ll, 4 Wt'i'k, . . . ' • 21.1941 BKKJDAV, FEB. 21, 1941 THE SUMMIT HERALD AMD SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, M. J.

|ppr4aj. bed. Franklin School district, the Summit Civic Hes«arch Group absence of Sir. Leater, comm«nted that there iti much that merits con- 7 minutes' walk to New said "This year's budget U iu K.- dent Gardner P. Eastman of the TTnTos Department Passbook s<>. i:,.x nr FOR SALE Council with the civic group has NO. 1 BUCKWHEAT : T.25 *' • V, on The Suownlt Trust Company. Chamber of Commerce. • •'''••'- been appreciated." A representative • -— reborn to this bank. , Attractive colonial home In the of the League of Women Voters Complain* of RtntH Signal light RICE...... 6.0C yj-32 i C Alls iu it SAL*: 84 Oak Knoll section Franklin School zone. Three bedrooms, stated Council had been helpful in 0. W. Holmes Thomas, of 67 W rimttiorimrtiod ttortoiso e _sliell_ glasses. 1. is \K»:i: i giving that group an understanding i Hillcrest avenue, wrote a. letter -,.|, ,,' ..all .Summit 6-0Q26-J. two baths, attached garage, open Johns-Manville Best Fuel Oil Service las h. ••ii li'-. ii ''.-J A.*-I:." porch, oil heat. Lot approxi- of the budget, mentioning especi- | to Council 'complaining about the mately TTixlBO. Asking ally Chairman Maxwell Lester, Jr., flash street signal at the Inter- i .,V...» HOME INSULATION i who iH now vacationing with his j section of DeForcst and Wood- Br«M«i Mreet Hunimlu N. J. L. A. OAKS, State License .. i,'K and brown snat SI 0,000. family-in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. j land avenues, stating that In his li:» OAK It I DOE AVE. TEL. srMMIT 6-2726 j "'A , male: Tel. Su. 6-fH.s. Would Eliminate Street 'judgement the signal was placed Phone Summit 6-3820 Lighting Item From Budget , , | too high to be easily noticed by : motorists and consequently the WE PAT CASH for your used furnl spirit of the "stop-street law" was middle-aged womawomann to d>. turc, atirtiiUv*. siivt.-r, l«>.ki-, tirio-a- Milton T. Mountain Co. Howard D. McGeorge, of 57 Ho- ,,, ,,,. -,i housework for one prison, frequently violated, though not al- r brae, [>.i in tings, works of art. etc. 85 Summit Ave. Suiiimty 6-1404 bart avenue, while congratulating Sl,"!p'in, Kefwrencea. Tel. Su. 6-0124. OEOIMJK'S AiniHV UIIOMS Council on the care in which the ways intentionally. The writer sug- «S M MM1T AVr.. gested the desirability of replacing h«lpor, for 2 aff«-rn> Ol'I'Oitl I MIUS $28,150 for other than personal avenues, though no teference was - West End Gardens - service. He said there were two made. to that intersection. J Q I'r.rkN'AK'il'm'y,' 2<» "WasminKton St. b 'jV.rristt.wn 4-;itf»9. . . til —Fine New Colonial Homes— alternatives to this: first, the con-Report Sale «f Car W«n struction of a city owned light la I'tuimber of i'onnmw 1»- Ready for Your Consideration. S 01 u-niTl'' ulrl for general housework, plant, which he thought would not Males .Campaign ' 'J fiiniiiy. Call Summit 6-433i-a. ;iv>-., .W-w.irk, I'Ss'.r.- MS;, i-r.i'i.i.i, ,,r writf-.Mr. U -y. <, i'. <». j;ox Zn;, N«v- be feasible, and second, the par- Councilman Frederick K. Trus- 1 58,000 to $8,250/ cut I. for Kenernl hpunework,..sl«^p In ark. ., -••' •<• " • 34tf chase wholesale of electricity with l<*v, speaking as chairman of the • Jr .ail. 52 Krunklln Flac.'. T.I. Su. ($55 to $00 monthly" covers the.city selling it at retail, ,The welfare committee, reported that n »Kl111.11IKS all ch'argcs). • t<- • Hobart avenue man cited Seaside James Gorman of Broad street had •i M.KSMAN or saleslady for estab- I X. •vv Kr Hi .1 |KH .ki-il ruir<-: r«'- Park as an example of where, the sold the car donated by Mrs. Daniel S lished Summit llenl Kitate. Offi.e. Mi •••I, . r !!•- •I. tr •<•!•!'• d and sclil. second suggestion was now being J. Kerns, after she had won It In the nvir 21, experience desirable though K.i it.l\V.. ..4| 40-lf II.II essential, liberal commission, fiitl worked out in co-operation with Christmas merchandising contest ,»..pi-ration. Write Box 1SS. ^HKH- Jersey Central Power and Light Co., sponsored by the Chamber of Com- Al.l> for ; ' " " Robt. J. Murphy the same utility company that sup- merce, to Overseer of the. Poor, Mrs. 7 llecclnvood Rd. TeL So. 6-0438 plies Summit. He gave it as his Gertrude Gross. The proceeds from judgment that such action by Coun- the sale of the car have been de- K.STAULISni:i> 1880 ,.,,....V WAHIIINU, house cleaning, posited in a, local bank to be used m k cil would ease the tax load on Sum- il.-.-ir shellaeltiK and waxint?. Inside for welfare work apart from city in' tlie oKort Hills section of Summit, i\. cJ. ;ni.l outside work. Su. C-120S-W. mit real estate which he described 4Stf as now facing a real crisis. funds. City Clerk Frederick C. I Oldest Real Estate Councilman-at-large O. Harry Keutz was directed to write Gorman ilIKI/ w.mtM general housework, ex-1 ^\ [iirli'iicod eook, with reference. Tel. j and Insurance LO11 OR SALE Su. ij-liila. | LEGAL ADVERTISING i HOIJ8KS TO Agency in Summit HOBART AVENUE esign + Ipiii inance HALF a duplex house, 221 •Morris Tlone Somatt fi-0037 CITY OF SUMMIT—BUDGET NOTICE Avenue. Inquire at 223 Morris Ave- nue, phone Su. 6-0505. ICtf , KM) x 124 Houses of incLividuciliiy to meet family, needs. The following statement containing the last known corrected figures, is l">i WIUTTICKDUK road, sub-let 1"-! Eugene C. Pierson llKbfed to comply with the rwiuirernenta of Ik-vlHod Statutes Section -«0:2-14. ri«nii house, furnifitu'd or unfurnish- j Opposite Depot. Summit, I. I. wc-t siilc. -105 feet north Actual Actual id. modern In every respect. I'hoiie Taxes for 1941 1940 1939 Picturesque settings on lake front or vCoocllanil sites. llt-i'Keii ::-4'.)0u during office, hour*. C««salt • Realtor Springfield Avenue. Near KTATi; tWHOOL (Estimated for 1»41 88,131.(1 HTATt: SOLDI KHS' HO MS HO.V1I i-tuns --rlicMil ami K. H. (I-:»tliuut«>(l for 1»4I «.744.O7 1,74;.;; IIM'Ni'V SlX-KiidM house nmi K.irnKv, H~<. '-•• ~tatii HI. Van 1,'yk.' I'l. Altjily A. 1). .). Imnii- (ui (iiMirrnl 4'onnt)' (KKtimutcii for nm 2i6.njH.tt3 PWCE PiANCE *.$I5,QOO * UP M) Count) l)l»trlrt Court llrok-i'i-.s l'j-oU'ctcil. , 1 r i - i l 1 • 7-l!',7.J>', . I.OCAI, IMKTKHT SCHOOLS 8 iv iiilalile May I. .\l.->> IIILIIIV • • tli»• r ; No Belter Time to Buy- Howard K. Smith, Owner (Kstlmatnl for I»4I) :t!i6.sj;.oo desirable rentals imw or May Is'..' MX VI, ITIIPOHKS elect your home sit-e no^ uncl a^oul tlie ronuiuj A. S. -Alider.x'iii, Su. i!-::)^:1,. (a) AN NIM>«H by Huduft • No Better Home Than This! M'> Me:nl<»\vlir< n>k A vc, '•.'•;, i J.rsH Itnnk Stock Tux S28.447.46 4SH.J84.B1 (It) ilmik Stock Tux M03.I0 •'i.-, MullltlS AVKNTH, -fix nx-ms .m-lj Kiil^cvvuiid. X. J. lutl), all iniiirnveineiits, n:ir:»K.'. .it'41, nnd opened Ordinance will tie subniltteil for con- Office. 66 Hillcrest'Ave., cSumnut. N. J. i.tim with prlyatf bath, »i|.eii t',r<-- at the. above named hour at a public sideration and adoption at the next ).! ne, mid twin bed.s also sln^li' tiled baths, two maids' open for inspection mewing; of said Common Council to be regular meeting of the said TowiiBhii) r.ioin. Tel. Summit ti-4.'.C.7. 41' i t li.ld at said time ut the City Hall, fur Committee of the Township of New •IT.IJ-PHON!-. SUMMIT rt-i rooms and bath. Attached the furnlsbiiiB of the following ma- Providence to be- held on Wednesday l'-KM'TIKI'l. ,1'ri'iit r.Mini for terials: evening. .March 5, i!»41. In the MunicipHl m.in, 7 Tulip Strict, Su. t)-nl two-car garage. Lot 100 by "(i,(ioti Kalions I'p/ini'd Tar or Building of the To\vnnhlp of New •j •<-:>*_" Asphalt OIIH, Providence, X. J.. at S o'clock, at 165. Desirable Resales ::,"(Hi KulloiiH Cold Patch Tar or which time and place any person who i.NK minute walk to W,-t Summi' Asphalt. may bo Interested therein shall be -I ilion, ri'li-rfiitcs i-xoh.mt;.''l. \>"'- ::_V>iM) gallons Hot Patch Tar or Ifiven nn opportunity to be heard c on- vinc Ct., Su. 4:i-J. •>•'"" $19,500. Asphalt. eernlni; said Ordinance. ".till tons Tar or .Asphalt Cold Dated : February IS. 1!M1. "lOOKS LIKE WEiL HAVE TO STICK TO ONE 1- WALNUT STKHICT, l.ewl.v APAKTMKNTS,t « HOLMES >,„. OAICC •JOO tons ii/S-inoh Crushed Stone (9 Woodland avenuo; sev.c:ii r 2,i;.r^ :;.'il) tin. h. Standard 15-liuh noon, nt which time creditors may at- WIIITTUKI"!!-: i: \Kl>K\S ,1 ''"''"1T.i; Meution the HERALD when buy ins i lt« Inforced Concrete 1'ipr. tend, prove their claims, elect a trustee, Suimnit' Avenue, svY.-iitl i Inn-<• •--, All materials furnished shull Ijp .sub-examine the bankrupt and transact in.>in apHCtmont" -ivailitl/le at in- . , , _ ject to measurement check of tin' City other proper business. ir.n-tive " ri'iitiil In Summits most | •KiiKlHcer. MuterlalH will not be tu-- Claims' with Itemized" statement of (li*ir.il>li> apurtnieiit lu'UNe. Il«-^tfi'-^-1 i:jjpti:d for payment without written or- account must be legally proved ; any «! t.'iiiincy. Inquire Attent nn prem-; der of City Engineer. original note or instrument must l>e h-K. Summit 6-II325. ______li! Worthington Court K.uh proposal must be enclosed in annexed ; they must be proved within pTirrsi-^MIT AVKXI-H. attr.i.'tiv- ; :i sealed envelope properly endorsed six months after the above date, and :;- ;intl -l-riKim apartment*, ev. i > ; IWI-KU SIMM!! AVKM'K with th«> name of the bidder and with filed with the undersigned Heferee. m.iilern tiniirovcnient. FriKuliiif ,, the r e;iil M:. • to the Common Council of the City of Referee in Bankruptcy. is-:, l Only two apartments available. Summit. Bidders will state their prices in writing as well JIK InTipuref. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING T'KICE rooms iind bath, llef.-r.-u-1' $65i The Common Council "reserves the OF CHEDITORS (.all ilurinpr the evening, .Su. f>-11 !'•'_• 3 rooms and bath . 2 rlpht to reject any or all' bids; The first mcetliiK of creditors In the $85 W Hy direction of the Common Coun- mutter of WAI.TKK Z1KL1NSKI. 100 cil of the City of Summit. Stadison Avenue, Elizabeth, ITiiloil IIIIKK r.'Olii upartineiil; oil lieji* aiitl 4 rooms and balh * * Dated : I'Vbruury IS, 11)11. County, New Jersey, Will bt> held al •li..l water 1'in-ninhi'il. -!•"> M"rri-: -^'y . K)U;i>lCUICK C. KKNTZ, the Bankruptcy Court room, Court liii*'. - • City Clork. room 4, third floor, Federal Bulldlnn, F". A. Ml'ltrtAY, r Federal Square and Franklin Street, • r-M«i>K"i~F<7K <<»Mioiti \I«I ' S. E. & E. G. HOUSTON t'lty Kngineer. \ 52-.»* Newark, N. J., on the "th day of i.i VIM; 87 UN10> I'LACl'LACE («pp("PP. the station) SI MWIT, March, 19*1, ;if two o'clock In the after- \ T1M-T.Y llXCIIfTinVM. TOWNSHIP <>v xi:\v PHOVIIIKM'K noon, nt which time credititrH may at- Al'AUT.MKNT Telephone Summit j I'KMIIM; tend, prove their elalniH, elect a trustee, KMV moms, L" tile l.iillr--. tnv I.I;I examine the bankrupt and tra.ii.sut-! Si Hi ii ml open pnrehes, I ••\|!u.-'jr-s AN ORDINANCE ChimRiiiK the Name otlicr ]»roi>er busineHs. 1,.11'fje cfulllKlM, (janleli spaee. ^ of I'nlon Avenue, ltunnlnir West Clalrna with itemized statement of •l.riK. lieallnr. Su. f,-nv.\:> »r »••' ';,•,',', From l'lainl'h'Id Avenue to Jimititaln account must lie legally proved ; any Avenue, in Ihe Towiiwhip of New orlglnRl • note or iiiKtrument must b« I'liiviileiice, to l'ark Avenue. nnnexpd; they miiHt lie proved within ! \V(i(>l)l,.\NI) AVIONfK. tw » r..-'tn CHARMING HOME FOR SMALL FAMILY W1IKKHAS, the naiiK'of fnloii Ave- six months after tin* above date, and .mil hath. he;it, Unlit. :"»!•••va U r -•»'• nue li;ts caused, confusion for the rea-Tiled with the. undersigned Heferce. 1.1 ii.l. I'lmii'' Su. ti-TMiS-.l. of \m son that there, Is a mreet or road l»ear- Dated: February is, mil. Int; tin1 same name in the adjacent Wj W. roitTEH. FOIl SAI.K _^ niuniei|tallly of Die lioroimii of New Keferei- In Bankruptcy. i n-iil.-H, 1 1.1 - n\ . . |,,Mlrooni8 I'nividi'iici', resulting in misdirection of 'WVSIIINCTOX'K ItlKTHTAV SA1.I" mail, merchandise- and general Itn-on- KOTICK OP FIH8T MKETIXQ j S.i\ iims Irmii .<:.O tn Mnn in this i:iv.it venl«-nc«'. OK CHKDITonS ] '•!'ariiiie»'K ci{ Lester I'iau.V^ ;m>l UK IT (>KI>AINI-:i) l.y the Township (Iteopened Cil«e> IMMV lt >•'••;• Committee of the Township of New !<. pay, 111 yr. Kliaralite.' anil ::'• I"'; HV \ITOI\THi:\T. I'nn •iik-nce. County of Ciiion ami State The flmt meeting °f croditorH in the \.il<- ' les.xo'ii.i. U'lSTKK ri.\Ni'>. of New Jersey: mutter of MAX STKHN, 442 Kouth I'M-.. r.KTt ItltOAII ST., NKW Al.K, SKCTION 1. That tin- name of Fark 8tre<;t, Klizalieth, t'nlon County, 1 New .lertw-y, will IN- held at the Hunk- x. ,i. .M.\-n-IOSTI. 1'tiion Avenue , running West from JOBS - BECK - SCHMIDT CO. l'lalnfif Id Avenue to Mountain Ave- ruptoy Court room, Court room a, third .' IM'I.K liiph ehair, lioy'n osen-.Mt. >i.-«' nue In the Township «f New I'lovl- floor, Federal Itulldlng, Federal Hijuam •I".', liolh In cxi'ellent i-niiilili""- l:'n I! V \ I- tO KS and Franklin Street, Newark, N. .?., 4) Station I'hnw: Smn'mit «•!«! nnd 10S2 Summit, >. J. ileiiif, lie changed to I'ark Avenue. on thi> 7th day of March, 1»41, nt two si I. 7-:IK:IK. SKCTION" 2. All iirilliiiillt'eH >>r partH o'clock In tli« afterniMin, at which time AND SEE HOIV MVCH O many people still think Olds ALSO AVAILABLE WITH • •f - shall traiMiict other proper !>UMlneHs. I If you're one —here's a tip. Take I . < I. \U>\ \H. take effect Immediately In the tnaniier 1OO-HORSEPOWER 6-CYUN- Goodby, clutch pedal! provided by law. Th« nhuv« ftrtate IWH been rcop<'in-d a look at the big, luxurious Olds And gear-shiftinfj.too! All 1 M lt< ;.\ rx larmr size I::I« r for the purpeme of adiiilnl.tt*-rliiK MH«elH DER ECONO-NASTER ENGINE I, W. C Itl'KSO. do liereh} rtlfy which were heretofore uriadminlKteretl Special before you pay your money you do is steer, step on it, ili- elii'ap, also l:irt!e .'-"fa. that tb«> foregoing (inlinaiue was duly by th« truHtce. 119-INCH WIIEELBASE • BIC- ; I for a dc luxe model lowest-priced stopl You get improved Who Are Realtors? «1KOIUJK W. AV. 1'OIITRU, CER, ROOMIER FISHER BODY performance and sub- lAI'ITK easy c-lialr, ^: in:di"U.i'n- lleferee In Hdfikruptcy. car. You'll find but little differ- (;i ;! NEW INTERIOR LUXURY stantial savings on gas. I" 10k enMC, ' National As .•.•i;Hil Heal REALTORS $6,500 I'll'IfM illnlujt room .-el, waliiui 'lull ITY THROUGHOUT! can easily afford to own an Olds! *Optlopat at Extra Cott ! tlifll, ill irooll eolKlitioll, \'!V ''I'1- lv Mie Hurinli. A slx-rooin linusi; with tileil T1i»- first, meeting of creditors In the matter of EATC»X-KKNT CU.. of M.-n.l..'rs of Hi,.. Summit U.-nlty lloanl ar«: hath and 1-esir Riirngo In Rood tMitlnflfld, ITiiion County. Now Jersey, will Im held ut the !tnnkrupt<>y Court TKECAkjf Si1 l."VK .SKAT, diivenp-irt. v l^'l- .i,>i-» ".'-i.-••-'•<•' ;'••'!•',•'- condition and in a pond neigh- r •.• I>i11• • t. 'iiw walnut lalile. :m«l "t'" « rn. 1. ^•"•ir-.-n.iv >" • -'} ,' roonj,Court room 3, third floor. Federal I' '••••-, I 1 I'll til I'lilee, e:ill .ill t; '''•_• borhood. Takt'ii, over by niort- Hulldliig, Federal Square and Franklin !.V \'' 'v,-';V|'.',.1^:""ii !^i! ••-!• ••'• Milt"!. r..M.itit.t:iIti r,.. Su. fi-l 104 Htreet, Nowark, N. .!., on tli» 7th di«y ; KU.I:C« and offered at "'HSK. i";" ,'"•,'.'"' \ . i • .-u- I'''. Til..mas I-'. MUMP... . . Su. <.-H.ti of Mareh, JU4J, at two o'clock In tho 1 ; )':ir .,|il, nn HhavlltKs ; tup «'»! *•'••'" ' r\ i ' II..U t-ii -^ •'••-"•' It"''"'-' •'• Mi'i-I'liy Su. .:-04M afternoon, nt which time creditors may 1 l ;t OLDSMOB I'ail. il-'livereil ; s;n:irant"' ' "" ? .''• r •-v-'".| It V-. hnnknipt and transact other proper ; 4 1 liuwlri(>HMj • Look for Hie HIKII "lUOAI-TOIt" Th«i almve extate haH been reopened « HKAI, KHTATK" VOU SAI.K *" for tho liurpohe of admlnlsterliiK asHem SPERCO MOTOR CO., inc. Consult.H lULM.TOH The Richland Company which, wpre heretofore unnclministered II Maple HtrcH Mum mil, \. .1. by thn trti«ti*; l ;S l'l-'Ii:i,I) -? i.liriit. >i\ room ]e>n ••• Phone 64700 In exi'i-llriit eoiulltion, iittl'ii ••':•-'• ' K W. \V. PO'RTCTl. 31 UNION PLACE SUMMIT, N. J. urotiiiiln. IMinlie Cooper iV- M""'"e. . In Danltruptcy. U'.-'.tflilrl -Ji-:;li}», to inspect. ••" •'' I 1 §eeeR& ~S« BIGHT Herbert Taylor will be sworn February 1? in the East Orange a.s new members. Rutgers Glee Club < Hospital. Mrs. Buckelew jg the "An Evening in Dixie" fiivenB y Fortnightly Club The Pa rent-Tear her "Association = j former Miss Ann Oldroyd of 55 Mor- 'will hold its nionilily meeting PERSONALS irla avenue, daughter of Mr. and (March 4th at 2.3f> p. in. at i-incohi Concert, Feb. 28 'Mrs. Joseph Oldroyd. Louise Alice Williams at Beechwood School auditorium. Alias J. I'aas Mrs. G. E. Duren of the Uee •<» . oilttv. A. B. don. Pa. Minicani Itorutn. Plantation" .... Fr««n Lite ltt I a stay of some weeka. raconteur, and Edith Sinclair Cabin Stories . Ufe EpsstMka The fjirl Scout Committee will High School Auditorium „ ,' j the Old Cuan e Louise Alice Williams meet Monday afternoon at two money for the club's Wei far,. Kuil hnjr. Evolutfe Back from a trip to Florida are Among the recent arrivals at the Saunders, harpist, proved a delight O!d Melodies •...- S»Iecttd Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Shapiro of Soreno HoteJ in St. Petersburg, Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Illoorasteln, to the capacity audience gathered Edith Sinclair Saunders, tti*nM o'clock at the home of Mrs. George A large portion of tin. nm' L f:.ct since Tulip meet. Fla,, is Mra: L. F. Dunlop of Sum- of Springfield avenue, New Provi- Tuesday evening in the Beech- "Tht^Sturj of Old Swing-A-Lt>w ' J. Durton at !• Moreliduse place. raised will go to MIBS FJeithj WJU 1 tion iiiflf wa dence, have gone by automobile to . . Life rti-lwlr . • • mit. ./ wood Hotel ball roam. In it were Miss K. Thomas of Summit .will be man, the school nurse, to in i|, m.J" tlH' 1< 'W^ t0, The Summit Public Library will / New Orleans, where they 'Including old Negro Spiritu.i!. (iilidren buy glasseH. I'ontriiniiioj : vlsU frl n< many Southerners now firing la "Swing Luw Sweet Char'uf'i guest speaker. Apostle I'aUl be closed all day tomorrow, Wash-' Recent arrivals at the Vinoy Park « M •»* relatives "Camp Meeting Shout Song" are also made to the flrai.i,. KUI! - Summit and Short Hills. A party will lie glvu>ti Friday, I t)C(.« "first 'tl ia«ton-8 Birthday. Hotef in St: Petersburg Fla., in. ' expec"""" t to Mt«r—n home on" Monday, Fn.ra U.'.-r lor the blind, and each >-»•;,,- ;t, * Marc n 9ri Transported to the old South by April 4th, to th« winning meniber- tl,fn that wh elude Mr. and Mrs. P. V. G. Mitchell < - ' Miss Williams plt'te layette is purchased f,,r'«.* the magic of historic costumes, "Two Fifteenth Century Son^s shtp team of the Methodist Sunday K',T.SS. .-aid tl Back from a cruise to pentral of Oak Ridge avenue. Miss Adet Lin, daughter of Liu cabin stories, Old K Heel Cross. There are nr^i ^ wantonly desi America ar:> Mrs. John N d'Estc* . plaotatlolk •£>!»«*,'•The Spinning Wheel" School by the losing team. The mauds for contributions t,, Yutang the Chinese author, who and the lovely music of a romantic 'Mazarrka" . . Alphona*- Hasselfttans IOD'.S in the | and Miss Jean d'Este gf Pine Grove drive for new memberships closed worthwhile organizatiotiH, bin. Miss Elsie Thomas of Summit gpoke Ofl «ChllBg.Kllfc ftnd Uj Pii0. instrument, Miss Williams' bear- Mrs. Sounders ni-UHn'ss niui avenue. ••Wiilkin' Egypt" mil school children must i will address the Girl Scout Com- plft.. at the Ch,nege ReJ|ef D|nner ers forgot temporarily the trage- March 30th. )yt killj of beliel . Georgia New Year Ev?'C»»mo«F overlooked. dies of a chaotic world. "The Haunted House" .....^'.Aaoafmavt The local Fire Company'Is plan- He ilu'ii H Mr. and Laurence J. K..O-S'aTu^e^fMrTllZton % f ^ SS£?S t^ovj" . A subtle artistry was evidenced (Concerning an old home haunts ning to present a professional en- The Rutgers Glee Club is , X(( of industrial Park Monday both in the story telling and. In I by Colonial ghosts who. at mid- tional this year^ They train who made t< turned from a four weeks' night hour, dance the Minuet) tertainment March 7th In the school y the balanced arrangement of the with the noted negro shier, |>; j,1T>Ss iv he the; trip W Tucson, Ariiona. j Summit avenue, att o|d friend of the Mis* Williams auditorium. ; Lin family. program. Presented in five group*. Assisted by Mrs. Sounder* -ItobcHou, last summer ami llo, j,;,Vl. ill at iis Miss Doris E. Wells, a steuog- Personal Mention have an engagementto slui; Pirst, li*-' said :on Value Ml In the cast of "Outward Bound," rupher In the office of City Solicitor! Mrs. John R. Todd of Summit the Boston Symphony Oilh>si 1U ,,„,, tin' trail to be presented at the University Frederick C. Kentz, is in a hospital' avenue was the speaker at Wel- Bill to Be I born in All Souls Hospital, Morris- Carnegie Hall this April, \\v Off» of Arizona, is Miss Ann Cawley of at Cpbbleskill. N. Y., recovering< nesday'a meeting of the Summit Local Robbery Case B««>YKo «. OVEBSTHKET ! town, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wied, you an evening of excellent enter. builder, whoa Woodland avenue. Miss Ca wl«y; from injuries sustained in a skiing Garden Club hell at the home ot Co-Ed Forum Topic ; Jr., of Springfield avenue, tuinnient. talilislmicnt < larger cotninti is a freshman there. ! accident. A bone iiiher hip was Mrs. William J. Roberts in Temp- Lftetatwnr | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lorentz of Tickets may be purchased at Ii0?. couutiy. with ! broken. lar way. Her subject was In County Court The Lend Lease Bill No. 1776 will BBOQAJ'Q O Wjlimsoa Overstrcet, Laurel drive have returned from a ers' Pharmacy.'or call th, , ilait. Mrs. Reginald F. Pearaon of Suni-: "Camelias." Mr. and Mrs. Todd *e the topic of the regular Sunday ; aatfeor poe: aud lecturer, will ' combined business and pleasure man of the committee. Miss Urintoa in the lives mit avenue had..as her over-night j there were tl Among those sailing from have recently returned form a A pkocesuion of police evening meeting of the Summit Co- • speak an "The Enjoyment of • trip to Atlanta, (la..', and Florida. Mattaou, 24 Laurel avenue,. Summit guest, on Tuesday, Mrs. Howard H.; York tomorrow aboard the Shaw- month in the South. mmi s b G-3850-J. Members of the commit- men." such m were ffeard yeflierday a* the Slate Ed Forum this Sunday ereoing at \^f- •» *]* " '° f '^ silk induatrj Mason of New York. /Mrs. Mason ne**for Jacksonville-, Fla.. are Mr. tee are: Mrs. Thomas Brennan jr is the former Mis*'Jean Moir of. j Mrs. Harry P. Schaub-and M!SB continued to build up its circum- the Summit Y.-'Sf. C. A. building:; Tuesday. February. 25tn, at 3.15 liavo praetlca aM( Summit's wearers of Phi Beta The speaker will be Miss Clara Masonic Hall. You must have the HERALD ifi MJHS Martha Curtis, Mis- ' * Summit. Carol SehauJ) of Templar way, who Kappa ^eya attended the annual j atantial evidence case against Jtwo Mrs. OrerstTeet, a frequent con- iyou want the news of Summit. I:1 Tyson. Miss 'Betty. Mattson', ordor of that are on their way to Miami Beach dinner of the national society at> Summit men accused of robbing Handleman, a member of the Ex- tributor to pj>etJc and educational ! will cost $3.50 per year for two Kuth Nelson, Miss Dorothy the "compan: studios the i James Wiley of Summit is diair- for a. mnn»h"s may. the Hotel As tor In New Vork, Tues-1 Carlton Crowhurst, a Summit but- ecutive Committee of the Socialist a research associate of ! iesuea a wee*. and Ruth. Smith. nian of the committee for the an- day evening. Dean Marjorle Hope Party of New Jersey, and an asso- \ the American dissociation for as related t( ler, of i'i in cash and a watch on Such a man nual dance of the Colgate Alumni Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buckelew, Nicholson of Smith College, the na- September 16th. .•' * ciate of the International Ladies AdaU Education and a member of j Association which taken plate at 132 South Harrison street. East itional president, who recently ad- as did Kckei The defendants are John Duffy, Garment Workers. Miss Handle- !"«he Bdaea-n'onai Policies Commit-! "mail hop" ai the Montclair Golf Club on March: Orange, are receiving congratula-! dressed the College Club" of Sum- man is a very able speaker and will j f« of J?J^ 1I*U;,,S!l».is•'thf £U~ 22i»d. ' tions on the birth of a daughter on mit, presided. Toe chief speaker 127, of 12 Beauvolr avenue, and Poetic Way of CUARO WELL YOUR EYESIGHT! most valiial present a short talk giving a• de-f *""" * "*""" ** """ * " "* " prcat Mctrop I[ was WillWilliai m CC .Bl Bullitti . fforme r AAm- Louis Manganlellog, , 255,, of 35 OrOr- i 5 the Earth". When your eyes signal distress, consult an Eyt has ever liad. erican Ambassador to France. chard strtet. Tl» victim Is a butler I scription of the nature of the bill > ; a Self", ailfeycho- Physician (M.D.). of H. H: Edge. Prospect ™ ^ESS^ ETuS2« | £*•» aad a book of her of leadership Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Godfrey owa potmK Towu Meeti As Guild Opticians we make glasses exclusively to Ihc Christian j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Godfrey Hill road.. i SUtea ^lowta« her Ulk the I " "K erhood must ' ! Ca- Aa . Or«rsl«*sijraijit-anVt h»contributios been hailedn to .the a» , jn'an; hence tle^mTv h^' !f£ ^^ thacircumstantial, as Crowhurst did r^e Fo?ui7s pSinta^to conduct si'ivice and c SPRING and SUMMER SAMPLES ! r an Mrs pn>e«* of education for democ-: TLZT r ruLf S - ^rh !»ot get a-look at his assailants and I a 8erie3 of two meetings on the ly Itutween cc in the most Exquisite Fabrics of ini- 1 «Z «f v™«V L. tor i.k!i e Were n° wItnesseB available. iLend Lease Bill. The second meets- Following t wU1 ported and domestic woolens, silks, ilS to e ST» Sfl.-'Keto o^ i ^" rougl SveSlo^made Kf' ? *" *\*Z "* w* iBlrmafiftsal L't-lation* Itept. : 344 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE interesting g> winter sporU befo;e returning! bj pror SiSuS 5? the "'^ ~ " The speaker as yet has not been Tie StaJy firoup will hold its licfoii' the sheers, linens and rayons which are so ™tory,-that bloodstains found citizen of the community. Tne Co- ! Slhwnlt «8« a ti'U'Kram fi adaptable to ENSEMBLES, SUITS n Mang liello s clotllln weM ot li-:*.ir%s riven by Mrs. P. C. Vos- ter of Tm CIVDM Jr thev art ° " ' 8 Ed Forum endeavors- as major garyh. 3:a Thnrsfay, February 841 Mala Street Eait OraofB, N. J. lie, who foun and DRESSES. atoDDlnz at th/ Benson Tamn on ilhe same ^P6 as Gripped from questions arise in our national life Heach and ho vruwilur8 as ne STEh. a: l!he Field House, at l(Uo \\\* 1flkA na-np-H Uv \tra rivm>a' s t lougni nis assau- ^ gj opportunity for its mem- the Old Ciua 20 IKVIXC PLACE TEL. 'STOUT «-2748 y y ant8 The 0 ve a. c:. 15-er sabject *ill be, "Islands '. i? ' ' defendants claim they ber3 and those interested to learn in tie- Mediterranean." Much con- iiniioiincpd ni were in a tavern at the time of the the nature of the issues and to dts- cise safjmjstija is given in the l'ii,il»so|)liicul SHOWER (J1VEN TO BRIDE robbery and offered witnesses to 1 CUB8 and to develop in free demo- shos: baur jnd nil members who cMii cdine) I prove their contention, cratic fashion their own ideas and ry 28 I State's witnesses included are iaisrvi-tfi in -Ike hiKtorical. Mrs. James A. Corcoran, Jr., of De- opinions. b>icSsr-?3n3 as well a3 up to tho Get Ready For That of Se 82 New England avenue, was i tective Sergeant Earl Pa- H, are tiri;ed t:> of Nluml ijju of honor at a miscellaneous tin; Human A and gift party given by Miss Julia Af the re SLENDERIZE Watt ers at her home, 18 Irving force. Among those Tuesday, Kel; for the defendants In City Last Year Spring Permanent lowing Old l Guarantees to take inches off New Providence wert; bom In Bil s L u c h The Mayor and Common Council color scheme of red and white. Fol- i' , " , - .... , , . are in receipt of an annual report t'd to tell (d he rlal w Have your hair conditioned now the story of i Steam Cabinet Massage Special $2.00 lowing an evening of entertainment ,L J ' *"p^ resumed today of the Union County Shade Tre* efo re < mra 0 PIe 8 J d e w Iter low's'Arthur refreahments werp served. j ? , , , ?°I , " " " * * Commission on the work done last in a soft, alluring style of L year pn trees in Summit. The re- - — lyn,'N. Y.; ALSO A NEW REDUCING SYSTEM Mrs. Corpcran was formerly Miss - Hetfield 3rd,- and a jury Sum- ItirmhiKham, Dorothy Plike, duughwr af Mr. and ™at on ?f the ^fse w«»-«oncludethe port in brief, reads as follows: til* «r»«p !• IUM-H the tnal trees removed. 42; pruned, 391; Pft** Miiiw 5*ltBaiTti RII/TUU raised. 626; trimmed, 474; plant-' A« a niwiinc of the New I'rovi- cent avenueed by 4h«! bride. About i °vrB* ^RLUOnttKh HHOS1ITAL BIKTHH p spring permanent. Kant Tenness A Vegetable Protective Nutrition were received 1 d 65 1 ed. 65; staked, 65;; cabled,, 1;; fer- dL Hnjrt*.-: are tluit a village out statu or field and Morrli* Plains. man Parlsi, Mlllburn, on the 14t|i. po ! Ali :md J llTir v ment used); bagworm, 62 <1W> gal- * °~ '* *- - system-may a. in.', at th<; Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sal- Ih Rose Marie Beauty Studio welcome. SCHOOL OF S vatore Delano, 9 Weaver street, on Ions of treatment used*. 44 hours * tniacurii^d in the near future. ELECTROLYSIS were used in roadside clearance At.pmf •-.-•ni r-i-^idtntsof the BorouKh ito\i> T.J. iuvnr, T. >. J. COMMITTEE MKETI.VO the 14th. SI-XX1T MH Superfluous Hair Removed Painlessly Son to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard while 309 hours were used for may r*:-' iv-- ib-'ir mail through nay Members of the Overlook Hos- atorm clearance. one «>f 1'.Ti- difftrriii pest offices iv- Ml'fclC AOTK Room 4 \ Free Consultation F. Howard .Evans Moorehouse. 17 Glenslde avenue, pital School of Nursing Committee, on the"14tli. ; !;J much confusion. It is BEAUTY AND gathered for t&elr February meet-| gon to Mr and Mrs. John •H! ?hf Poptniasters of Sutn- Llist Sutun DESANTIS SLENDERIZING SALON ing in the Nur»es' Home at the Dooley, 80 Glenside avenue on the Eniit. M-zzTny Bill and Xciv Provi- KofitT.s Larnor 37 MAPLE STREET PHOXE SUMMIT «-40»S hkipital, Tuesday afternoon,' heard 16th. d«t«-i? IV,«j-1 ot this place and Mayor CarncRle Hall Arssoa S»"«-73r*D (if ntTki'lcv secretary, Mrs. Robert M. Miller, j aeph Spies, Union, on the 16th. Hie .series ot and of Miss Tassie, the director of Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George UnioriRickiiig Co. certs. • the school. Mrs. Lemuel Skidmore, Sc«nl* H«M Pan*iif-Sr(»ut Dinner '. On Sunday Peass, 243 Morris avenue, on the 361 Springfield Ave. the committee chairman, presided. 16th. For !. IE.IT S;-«-ji Troop Xo. GM held its Summit, N. J. of the auppcr Miss Tasaie announced that eight Son to Mr. and Mrs . Frank atmsal j--irMji-si-out dinnrr Tuos- tin-, studio ut ENJOY YOUR DAILY LUNCHEONS preliminary students entered the Weag, Union, on the 18th. slity *r«ij5f; in the Lincoln School YOUR MONEY'S WORTH — PLUS! Riam was up t school on February 10th. A tea Son to Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Mull- . a!i'!i;i>ri;m wish aHout 175 persons .SI ,111111'ill Wt:ttV' WHERE THE SERVICE CLUBS EAT was given for them and their par- er, Chatham on the 18th. | in atstndaijc-o. T!i€- meal was pr#- -V;ike wlial you earn ^o as far as :io^il)U>, with enough left over to put Uillitliy by (5 in tin- liauk. You'll liaVf more (o batik., if you put away the dollar-, you S;.HItitiHI, and ents in the recreation room of the Son to Mr. and Mrs. Howard | pared as, flaj; r.aliiti-. Armour's Star HAMS .•" 23c Miss Marie Budeau. ; Son? E*a«J-: r «a.~ . Scout A nth on y ii „„„„,,„ ||a|f A o <'-act play was staged ST. ELIZABETH'S AU FURS Sport •ongin of Heoiitinj;. FANCY NORTHWESTERN TURKEYS THEN WHY DELAY? SH'PtKDA\(r: ! rave Hio history of (ll'-iis „, T.HIIM. \,,. ! ,.,,,,„. . - Made and h<- s.roiits also <-nter- fflWFM 1-n.U-r I.. II... "'• If £ ,,v(.r ,,- „„ Every duy of unnecessary .suf- The alumnae of St. Elizabeth's! Remodelled tain«.d Qdor. dj'iil. ConitHi?- WiWou fering is a day from life. Why Academy held a supper dance at •liTinc awarded merit the Brook, Wednesday evening. To Your roff^nioiijil t.')it<:rtain- PRIME RIBS of BEEF _....:••• -27c 'not learn what Chiropractic can Miss Irene Dugan and Mr.s. Thom- Complete Kill iri.ni K| i; lUds, , News : do for YOU. Everywhere, con- Kobertaon of PUinfield, Miss Ella Satisfaction. of ajnl it-Id. ' Corbett of Madison, Mrs. Lee Ma- Blitz Asain ll«a«U Schottl Hoard FANCY GEESE. „„„_.; ... Uc stantly, you arc hearing, first- riano of South Orange. Mrs. R«y- John |>. mi'.r. was ;itrain named hand, what Chiropractic ha* ^ S^^fiS SS VALENTINE PIZZI prc-.-sid-Tit >4 fhr Board of Education Tailor and Furrier iit its S:EjT.iBj£ij ^-rrnuiz;! I ion nif^'tinti Center Cut PORK CHOPS . 24c done for others. Then why not, Mullin of Newark and Mrs Henry !t9 Maple SU .Summit, N. J. h-^M W,.Ki|iiiiii,tnn was n>- Read SLICED BACON 2 for 25c it can bring to YOU? Advertise fn tali oaDer. •id<:it. 15nt!i men h.kve he'd • I'o^itions. several y*ars. T":K r. MtiHson was n>- LOIN LAMB CHOPS , u..31c 3)i ii t ("U-rk' for the DR. R. J. OWENS, Chiropractor r WHO ARE OUR LEGISLATORS! rizhlh «f -I:H1 Kdw.ird (!. Miller SMOKED TONGUE i.i,. 21c BiiHHett Building (short rut) 382 SprlnnflHil A»e. So. 6-JK572 . So mm If, X. J. Frequent inquiries (ire made THE KOTids. lir ttMik dV.T tliis J3OILED HAMS (sliced) ... }< M,. 22c at the HERALD office as to '"Who are our representatives at I* *~r*:iv last fall. WashingtonT" and "Who are our I>r. n j, Strauss- w;is i'ca|i- Frankfurters or Bologna i.h. 19c representatives at Trenton?" «"] ^-.cti.r. Dr. J. A. JV»I- Distinguished Names .... For the information of our In- : !-.-iji;.(iiii:i.r| thrnj U"<-ijij{'sihiy t'Vi'iiinfc of Chamber, Washington. D. C. franjariantlc ftyw and airplona d«- j kKK-n TT,: ;::»i at i o- lock. The Sum- BUTTER... 2" 63c Stationery Congressman, 6th Plst, Hon. •tgmr. Th« Chomb«rlln Aircraft Train- ' mis Trie-- (%->mjiany of Summit re- ing Sthooli are Mly equipped to Every Donald Ij, McLean^ House ot ; mains «>»-••:-] !Jrt».f- l-j-1 avenue, PlatnfleltJ: Hon. John Helen Mills Jacoby GREETING CARDS for all occasions M. Kerner, Union! Hon. Fred- CHAMBERLIN AIRCRAF1 StudiS o For erick K. Sbepard, Ellxsbeth. TtAIHlN* WVIMOM, INC and nirrc: a! l«ndl« Airport , N. J. oa Ifif 15*41 1;IX Iin. wall N« hAJd. The Siegel's Stationery Shop 163 Van Wogmn A... 1S5 WCI,H1*BKX» St. J«rwy Cky, N. 1, Ntworh, N. J. | cafls for f 1 i PARMLEY PLACF ^'

TOE SUMMIT RECORD; SUMlttf, N. J." 1FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1941—Second Section

I on Friday afternoon Class ten will -social Development in Business and ;go to Carmen at the Metropolitan, | and on Saturday night they will be w i driven in to Alda by Mr. and Mrs. I Industry Old fiaardTopic i Frederick Hrun of .Maplewood and Mrs. Mender. Clasa nine will attend Lohengrin- aa their first opera on itly Ci suiiul Dev#Iofrtn«nt In Indus- ,,n,l nu»lndw" was the subject Friday evening, February 28.. a*, HflLFB CENTURY OF PROGRESS ty ui On March 16, Mrs! Bender Is in- I - icv. A. B. jfontgoinery's talk to Hnii.ks and Mrn. I.ansiiiu, .in. (s. Homo ol tin the HftriR,.; t'mnln' 'Itouiul Uwi vituiK the upper school and all the iitorlum I the Old Guard la«t Tuesday morn- Mountain ; Quh k HU|i jpareutB-to hear Stanley. Chappie of Evolution, he said, has been Lucille HlmiKlji'i-ry—llinui't t,y u.tth- b's W'toltu ov.-n ; The l.;irk, l.y (JUnka • London, lecture at the Summit Field SeUS&wice n of (in ,(t since the beginning. Crea- .Mary «... Oswald—riiriin; fruin Mlnu- House. i \w\t was ftdevolopmen t from t-llo, by Mozart; Tlifin." from !ii; U.-virit by i Riven on March- 2nd and includes We join in celebrating the Golden Jubilee of our parent organization, American «e, to h.||, I,, itlH' >auI ha Apostle l * »t»t«J." there has .Mary Oswald .UHI Dorothy ISrun'1, a I the following families: R. Be. Stores Company, because Fifty Years is a long time for any business to keep in the flrui, first'that Which Is natural. (lUft. WiMidft) Sti<>«' I mnee I Welnli, Frank BoWers, Henry Voj?t, Mary and Mrs. l!,nd.r, a iJu. t In j Dean Voegtlen, W. K. Ogden, H. 0. step with progress... and we are proud to be a part of an institution that has each ye;,,-'a "^ that which Is spiritual." Fro- .Seville chasi'd f,,r ,1," ,.n..sS, .said tl>>e speaker, must not Dorothy ISrifrir-Hwi-et lirlur Walt/. l,y j Paulson, 0. E. Buckley, James spread from one small grocery store to thousands of Modern Markets in Seven r« arc siiai (j» wantonly destroy; it must have its r rawfonl ; LIURO ».J- l»vnrak j Kiernua and Reginald Jones. buttons ,„ roots in the past, and real, lasting r.u-imor Wmver, V«|I<( .solo, Koiie' <>f I Mrs. Helen Chrystal Bender at- States and the District of Columbia. m iini^iiss must be based on some St'a Metropolitan Opera Guild Waltz, I)}' KIIIIOHK luncheon in honor of Bruno Walter whi> in i(|e for great social pro- llruct' llalley, biisnon solo, Musi tic by » s whether they S Hnlly Simpson—Andante from .Surprise j Thomas It. Jones. ami vV ill at as their main objective. SyrnjilHiny !>>• Uaydn; Peasants' rsi, IK- said, there Was "The N'u- I*ri>li<* liy (*tirlltt It) i, Value Man," such as Huntlng- J,nls (Marksoii^.IudBiH Jiancf and (iuitar S»-ri*iia«lf l>y roiit|itu by Hchubcrt finer at any price. The ne_w, broad-breasted type, yielding many more servings than others the "company value man," whHetto y .(fan Hrun—lJlani» Concerto, by 25 Dorothv" studios the need* ©4 W* company Haydn, with Mr«. Simon ; Butterfly of equal weight. Guaranteed meaty, exceptionally tender and full of flavor. as related to hl» pwtfculay job. by (Srlflif HOHK« for all d> sln« were i»layed by Such a man la likely to move up, HolnjcH Bailey, I>or«thy ft run and as did Ecker who started as a Sully SlinnKun and IVoia (,'larkson. Gov'l Graded "mail hop" and became one of the Mi'H. Simon played a Chopin most valuable presidents the Impromptu; u Liszt Study and a icrcat Metropolitan Insurance Co. "U. S. Choice" Round Roast 32 Doliua.sy Arahe.s((ue after which all has ever liad. With alj this power Look for the Government stamp "U. S. Choice"—your guarantee of •%/•%• |^|Pfc t^WWf A l#4» of leadership, the speaker said, the children and parents sang the the genuine. An exclusive 4K9 offeriag. The flues* beef the general MllllMIJ SlEARs the Christian, principle Of broth- first chorus of the BachCantataNo. retail market afforda. '^^^^^"^"^ ** • fc**»m«iF " 35 erhood must be recognUed and at-140 before departing from a moat BALDWIN'S HO God's purpose to fcVlng tfut the enjoyable afternoon of music. development of the best In each Class XIII will go to Siegfried in Smoked Cottage Loin Limb Chops 35c Phils. Scrapple » hence the Importance of the Matinee Cycle on Thursday and FILLET and co-operation, especial- ly lift ween capital and labor. Cottage Cheese „ 9< Fresh Pork Sausage »• Following this talk there was an ltltlCKS OU LINKS of SOLE interesting; general discussion. BUTTS Bostoa Baked Beans Before the address, a post curd Sliced Bacon 2,^25* wan road from Barry LeavenB and Fresh Ground Beef Salmon Steak -< 19 ,ii kleKiatn from Comrade McCal- Tb Head Cheese or 1 , fc li»\ who found It cold at Daytoim Tl, Hfiich and hoped soon to return to Fresh Plate Beef Mock Chicken Loaf " f Large Sea Scallops the Old Guard. Director McAfee announced nnottaor seasion of the l'b,H»so|)liicul Group (i.e. all who (Mil cdine) for Friday morning. OSCd Coffee Service Fein uaiy 28th; subject, "The EGGS l);m;i of Self-consciousness and "DATED' (JS(O Miiricls iii.ilii(:iin lln- .M">t Muilcrii I'offcn l'ljuit i" IIHI hat of Slonil iyid. Spiritual Value In Country to lirins ' you "lii-nt-llo'' rdiisUci tiilTcts. KUIII^ \«»II Only the llni'st VKIXH van mrot large size tin; Human Animal." the rigid IOIIIIK \vl>kh (iuld Se»l richer, fuller lluvor! Tlieso low prices are possible only IH- Af the regular meeting next CRICS nrc rfqulrtil to pass, l-very carton CIIIISC of viist tllrect itlimiiitioii purchaser.' nent Tuesday, February 25th, -the fol- carton Is plainly "Outed"' for of 12 lowing Old Guard members who Anyone your absolute protection. A Blend for Every Taste ! were born In February are expect- fot TOOT tied now ed to tell (directly or Indirectly) the story of their boyhood, as fol- Derrydale Farm Roll Silver Seal Eggs carKiu lows'Arthur TruMow from Brook- WITH A GOOD BASEMENT CAN or 12 tyle of Cello OSCO COFFEE lyn, N. Y.; William DavieB from ItirmiiiKham, England; Burton L. Sliced Bacon or vour Ikiye." from Hdboken; Joseph M. HAVE A RECREATION ROOM BUTTER 33 &$C0 MargarineI i.'uro McOallie from Bradley County. cin. bag Kant Tennessee, Theodoro H. Ellis Jroin Oberlin, 0.; and OeorK« Ran- Princess Margarine JSI b blend of tht> wM-ld'n Jim-^t Co Uall from the Orkney Islands, 9 imrtlon Scotland; each one. from a dlffer- OLD HOUSES, as well as MEW may hav* Nestle Grayere Cheese Ground UtESII to your order. OHt state or eoffntfT- -1'itter 10.30 recreation rooms. Just because most of the 10 a. in.'.at the "V"'. ViBltora always baMznint recreation and game rooms which Store Cheese W./!; welcome. . . , you harv« «eea have been in NEW HOUSES ITi .V. J. . Winner of Over 500 Prizes. Domestic Swiss..cJSST- ,. 8111001/ OP . . » it aoihyi6t follow that they cannot as n win-crest Coffee easily bo ha^ed in the basement of your A0TE8 Ib pkg present home. / Rickland Butter it 35c Best Pore Lard Last Saturday inorni.mt Wilma By finishing the basement a new room is bags KOKITH Larson and tJatherTne Budd (haiKToiied claHses nine and ten to addled to your house at no great cost. . * an interesting room in which to entertain * , . National Wliy |MI>- ton a to nwirc? Always IIU'.SII. Carnegie Hall to hear the fourth In rCherry Week! Frath the- series of Young People's Con- work . • • or lot the children to play. Red Pitted Pie (iroiind to your order ivlicu purchased. certs. • ,";-.• INVESTIGATE . .. we'll help you determine PRUNES BREAD On Sunday afternoon the. second the possibilities for more pleasant living in v can utnmit, N. ]. (it the supper recitals Was given in CHERRIES largest Special Until l4-niloaf the, studio ut 5 o'clock. The pro- your home. Well gladly make estimates for 8 % -size Acme Coffee «3 23c sram was as follows:, you WITHOUT COST OR OBLIGATION . . . ran 10* IOc Enriched with MiKlia and Java. Drip or regular. si si .unit, HI weaver—Katydid by WOIIIH; CALL TODAY. eft "over tn put Lulliiliy by (Jest i' dollars you suuritiiii, and Mrn. Weaver, tt durt, fijin mi the Roof Mother's Joy Coffee 119c .limiuy Weaver—Theme from 7th Hym- ( ;ih"iiy by Itcothovoni Blliff Uio China Stephens-Miller Co. A wlney rich lluvor that's different. l!»y by Lively tfi£0 Tomato Soup can " 5 Nestle Ever-Ready Cocoa can Jimmy and Mm. Weaver—a duet, How 38 RUSSELL PLACE OratiRc llr. (tilers, by Blttko '• - Campbell'sTomitoSoup 3 cans 20< OSCO Tea 6 p* nil HiMoks Lansing—Ambitious Bailor, by SUMMIT 6-0029 SI M JUT, K. J. 1'ekoe Dke £«T Banner Day Coffee & IOc 46-oi C Sfixed Mild, fresh, full flavored. Try a pound. ..."•19c V-8 Cocktail 2', 23V can 33 OSCQlu or Itlacfc Pkc like I V Mott's Apple Juice but Mayonnaise Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i.i). SOLID No. 2 pint 23c d$C0 Tomatoes PACKED van W Salad Dressing J«r "jar *W Illl If Sunrise ifi-oriAt '*£* tt> Standard Tomatoes can 5< Tomato Juice' Grad, e "A" onn I™ KEYS Pork& Beans r»r Campbell's Tomato Juice ( 17« Florida i;, ii.- G 5 Sale of I Campbell's Pork & Beans 4 iz 25^ IvorySoap cake With IvorySnow '"27c ORANGES 22 f>r 25c Luscious No. 2'/2 G California cans Iceberg Lettuce 2 SI5 ...."• 17c BartleU PEARS C or Rob-F«rd No. 2 Mushrooms > I9 'S I.I,.24C Kidney Beans cans California PEAS 2 -» W (In te lii.i'Kif.) could be WAX BEANS .... 2 for 25c •ncd. NBC Pride Assortment IvorySoap 3 ,'r;21<:3 dikes CELERY HEARTS JSS.10* ,.,,.31c BEHIND the handsome front of the modestly ptfced Cadillac is the f Ytry »ame engine that powers the highest-priced Cadillac car built. NBC Rilz Curl Comb VT/Zl Sunkisl LEMONS 6 - 10 M, 21c As vou'd expect, it delivers performance without a counterpart, C & B Date & Nut Bread .cans P&G Laundry Soap. Seedless GRAPEFRUIT each! 22C £T«J 2S-k d^ers 14 * 17 mil, perP WWj could 1 .... Yz "•• HUT IMI'llOVIO h be sweeter? Come in and drive the thrill and thrift car of the year. GleBwood Jellies \ :^ llUii SO.M'l'OWIIKH * pkss New CABBAGE Ih 5? i.i,. 19c Mazola or Wesson Oil SELOX Soap Powder with Yellow ONIONS 3 ors doz. 23c gallon I Italian Cook Oil enn ' Woodbury Soap Armour's Veal Loal Calavo PEARS ; tly can Ivory Soap Flakes PkK SPA II AHOItMEI/S 12-oit' pk»r of 7V Hot House RHUBARB 2 •• It 111 PRODUCT can ' Steel Wool Pads 10 puds • IJi bunch 2 - 63c Fancy large Shrimp 2 Rival Dog Food y cans ^9 Tens CARROTS lit u Cadillac Kxtrn I'nney Winesip APPLES rKo New Jerse • Ffee! BONNIE run.Mrs HcTNhi'y OAK cacrAiii. Cocoa ButUr Soap 50th ANNIVERSARY CmdiDry With IIorHhoy's UEVEKACJE.'j SOUP SOAP [Evip. Milk Gil A Ml.! !S CAKE FREE tall If you have been, or will lie. married Tilty Veurs or moro 4 onus 25< 2 25* pkK Zl tlilH jenr, our Rift to you Is n l'nrty sl«o hnnd dewrnted ig dep. cuke. No reslrlctlons. Just offer proof when lenvltut your \rtd at Dttroit. Stan tax, optional qu^mat t,,nl aa iiiiino and nddrcss. on -extra. Prku object to cbatff ^thout , ot.ee. 49 MAPLE STREET, SUMMIT Springfield Avc. and South St., New Providence SPERCO MOTOR CO., Inc. Mr:.\'IN Nor KOIJI AT IIIIS >IAUKI;I SUMMIT, N. J. hone Surnmit 6 170 93 MAIN STREET, CHATHAM Open Friday and Saturday night till 9 V. M. tele 31 UNION PLACE 'P - ° ritlCKS KKI'ECTIVK TIIIRS.. FKII. 4fl, TO WKII.. FKII. 48. Mi:AT A M» riloUMT; I'HK IIS TIM, HATIIIKAY. Ill II III AIM 11, |»{|. atus ruction D AND SUMMIT RECORD, JUT,

] Topic for discussion "What till Quin- Bible Saya About Jimtiee." [[British Red Cross Worker in London Holy Com- At 8 p. m., th* pastor-will sp«ak munion, !M5 a. m. Church School, from the iufcjeet "TeHlttf flod Y.w.c.A.mws 11 a. in. Morning prayer and «er- Good-bye." TuesdaTd y eveningl$0 Tells How Efforts Here Bear Fruit mos by the rector, The choir will p. m. the M. B. C, Girls will Meet with the pastor. Wednesday, Britlah people, tbe more I At tire~ morning service at the Program ing the anthem, "Jtsu, Joy of An excerpt irom a letter re- a The Al! Hay 8 Man'a Desiring" by Bach. On Sun- m. prayer and praise «ervic«. ceived from a representative ot them. They lost no time in Orarch, Sunday, at II.begins am Tuesday at fo a. tn. on- ider Hubert Brown. f. W. C. A. CALKSDAR FOB THE WBEM bUng or bewail'ns their ID minister, Rev. A. P»w#ll (jer the lejdrrshii'» of 'Mrs. E. Rda. y afternoon, the You an Peo- the British Red Cross in London Imt tne ple's Fellowship will leave the illustrates to people in this coun- ]ua£ set to work to r«buiW '«, will take as his aabjeet Ailen, Miss Amelia Vo?gt!«n, Mrs. wrecked homes, though kn the title of the recent novel by Maitlasid Ma.Uhnifef and Mrsparis. h house, at 3.45 p. ni. for tbe FrWay, Febraary 21 « try the manner In which their !«»•• Bishop's Rally to be held at Trin- 3.00 p. TO.—PhilllsWheatle y Girl Reserves. ors bear fruit. •••' only too well that their l; Krnest Hem ingway, "Par Wh»m Fredork-k I».ty ity Cathedral, Newark, at 4.30 p.m. Sunday. February itrtf, St. may be undone aifain In a m<, the Iit-11 TOIIM," "If you could only meet these •iiu-iir. will be served at 12-30 Every chapter Is asked to urge all John's Lntharaa Chureh of Sum- Monday, Feltruary ti when the next raid cornen. The Chureh School and Junior \ , . - ^ M ra." Charles IJ: Beek mit will bold an informal evening 8.00 p. m.—Business and Professional Club. people and see- for yourselves over p In K H youog people in their parish to at- their calm courage and cheerful^.. and over again they say to Church will meet as usual at -9.3i>jand Mrs V. E. Delotig"' as IIOB- conference in toe parish hoa*e In Tuesday, February 25 'Oh, I must not take any iii'.''. a. HI.; the, Community Young Peo- jlesse.s. tend. addition to the regular morning 10.00 a. m.—Fortnightly Club Board meeting at the Y. \V. ness (never a word of complaint pie at 5.30 p. m. . j Ht v. <; • irge Mnaba, pastor of At 10 a, ra..Friday , February service. The evening speaker will C. A. or suggestion of surrender from [there may bts others wain The aanual dinner of the toa-;t!hr F:r>- Ilijitist Church, Pasaaic, 23rd, the Woman's Auxiliary will be the Rev. It. M. Dunkelberger, of 8.30 p. ni.—Acwy Club Fashion Show. one of them!) you could not fail things worse than we dp, grpgation, followed by the annual will w iiil* sjwjkfr at the week- meet. The Friday {Chapter will long experience as a missionary to WetlniMdiiy, February 26 to realize how deservindeig g theyy ar« have to press them to tak. meeting, will l»e held in the :u^- ^,.-i ct- al tbe Neighborhood meet at 1 p. m. for luncheon. At 3.00 p. m.-rJnter-racial committee meeting. :i : 8.15 p. m., the Young People's Fel- India and familiar with that coun- of any help that you can give and clotheOnes thegallany neet old d soul of or,. j Church and Community .House Tuesday at 8 o'clock— try's situation politically today. Af- 8.00 p. m.—Industrial committee meeting. ho. w reall11y. worthwhil. . il....kil,e, i1,s, th*i>Ae iirntilworkr **/%t1 ft IVClllont' til t llIB; lowship will have its annual Pre- that you are doing. The material widow of a marine, who had ; wWnentlay evening, March 5t!i. I rj!Ur*i;is the second in his series, Li'nten party, in the parish bouse. ter a simple supper served by the 9.30 p. m.—Othello Club Open House. "rv- I tlit 5<»|ik for the evening being, auxiliary at 6.30, he will addre TlmrsdJi}, February 27 you have sent will quickly be made ed on three ships wMch wei The activities for the evening will un by the working parties intoi In the last war and with 17 Central Pmbyterhui I hurrli ('•What Jesus Ten ties About the be: bridge with table prizes and the group and entertain qn«stious. 3.00 p. m.—Bykota Club meeting. Rev. John A. Macitay. • Ph.I), [ Soul." This is a rare opportunity made 8.30 p;m.—Dancing Club, Board of Recreation, at the Y. clothes, curtains, etc. (These lat- relatives in the Royal Murim 11.1 r- ! dancing to your favorite hits. Re- president of Princeton Theological Preparatory service for com- possible by his visit to' Wagner W, C. A. ter are one of our greatest prob- racks now, brought tears my freshments will be served. If extra eyes when I gave her a warm Seminary will l«e the "speaker at munion will iw conducted on Fri- tickets are desired, please notify College the following day. 8.00 p. m.—Just Pals Club Conference preparation meeting. lems now that every window has "tat t!it' martini);, soi'vice «t U oVI ><:k * day evening at ft o'clock at the At the morning service th* Friday, February 28 to be covered that not a chink of and she said: "Oh, Isn't the Miss Nancy Faust, 31 Dogwood, light shows anywhere); All thiSj fiuvu i« <.m »«wi. »I'v »ev m.->neve-ir hna<«i| and ;il !li<> evening service at\,,S: parish house !iy Rev. Oscar Ray- drive, who is chairman for themusic will be Calkin's "Voluntary 8-11.30 p.m.—Juliette Derricotte Club party. good to the t t a ;i o'clock at "he Central Pre-*by- party, or the parish office. XXIV," Andre's "Offertory," and Saturday and Sunday, Hnroh 1 and 2 work is done by volunteers of the eoat like this in my life. Tlh r.ii,i K'riait Church. Korme-rly one *>f vu-sr Community Presbyterian Industrial Conference at Paterson Y. W. C A. Women's Voluntary Service and Is ha«, brousht me some good ;,ny- Monday, February 24th, St. Cappelen's "Postlude in F." • The supplementary to the. work of the! how.' Well, I hope that this |, the secretaries of the Hoard of Church. West Orange. Those de- Matthias*, Day, Holy Communion,! anthem will be "Incline Thin* School Vacation—No Girl Reserve Clubs Meeting. m? Foreign Missions—.and (or years a sirius to unite with the church 7.15 a. m. St. Mary's* Chapter williEar1' by Hiromel. officials appointed by the Govern-j letter will reach some of the mum- resident as well as traveler will n«{ the session at the close meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday, February 26th, Lent ment, who Investigate all the generous and kind-hearted (hv.-ii". throughout Latin America, l>r. jj of th* 41* r\Ire. Tuesday, February 25th. at 4will begin, observed with, an'eve- claims for damages, lo^s of furni-l ers across the ocean and assure Msickay was for a time resident in' The "World Day ur At 9.45 a. in., Adult BJble Class Just Pals clubs, Industrial com-j the T. X. C. clubs will be the spe- to maintain their morale; for Hi magnificent seamen. V\y to dm, extended session—f'>ll:)wlnp a*- the Globe | at 10 a. m. First eve- under the leadership of Dr. BJric mittee members and staff mem- cial.guests. shows no sign of cracking: in fact.; we have gone short of very lini,. t«Mnt:iiti-,!*-hy the department upon VYi»mt:s ar»- m iHally urged to ut- l ning service, at S p. m., at which M. North. 11 a. m., morning wor- bers of the association. This is 0-—- the more I know these everyday! in that way, as We still have ri,m- 1 will begin his tin church service. , time the rector ship. The pastor. Rev. O. C. Nel- one of the largest groups to at-1 February Open House for mem- : 1 ninnd of the seas and -soon <'M}\ Til*- Young People's League-will talks, and Mr.j son, will preach . on the tend Busuch h a conferencf e ffrom bers of the Othello Club and their have of the air after which w-,. SWMaroh *»«. the speaker ' Helm^ s wU* IJ"«Ia«v o Club and their njt. fljiccpc in In'nii'M'ting the the parLsli hottne at r the dav *i!l he Rev. S. Frank- P excerpts from "Words of Authority." The aummlt. friends will be held Wednesday DlDie UUSSeS m hope our final victory wiUnoi hmj; .''.Iii p. m. t') attend a mass i ••>t:-*ry of promotion cantatas. anthems will be "Father, Once The Summit Association will al-j evening, February 26th with danc- CnndflVP in Pitman -; ll!i Ma*k. World Day of he"'delayed and we can look fur- iiiK I'D' Vouug ,People, at the M;>r-' in th Y-r;!i:i£ }*rnplo's Depsftrnfiut The Woman's More" by Matthews and "The Lord so take an active part in the pro-|in g from 9.30 to 12.30 o'clock. V/OntlSVC in rilllldil ward with' your help to build 1 Prayer will be observed on Friday, Is My Shepherd" by Ciokey. 2.80 gram of the conference. Vist.nvu lYcshyterlan Church. A: of ;!i»h- Hurd of Kon-iRn Missions. February 28th, at 3 p. m., in the Missj niore Christian" world and aton. i-.jileiHlltl )irn}rram f:>r young peo- 'He w.i!3 i »!njiitt tlu- Communion p. m., cars will leave the church Cecelia I. Jeffrey, general secret _ • •. „ , .,,,,,,-,, At the winter rally Monday night the mistakes which We made Church, in Summit, The Just als wiU hol(l thelr: ;,t ple by .he VDIIII? people has tis't-n •i^rvk-o in. !hc nxtrninK ut II Methodist for the Youth Conference at the tary, wllllead the diHcussionH Sat-| * ...... the. Morrow Memorial Meth- the end of the lttst war. With with .Mrs. Charles P. Clark as final >'i rraii•-;(•(!. Hi-Hide spirited sin^ia'-; (»•«•'«.)<-Ji—.4)1*1 1«- tlif .xpeakc-r at a Presbyterian Chureh in Morris- urday and Sunday in one of the' pre-conference preparation1 0(jjS( church is Maplewood of the fectionate and grateful grewi!i» it ml s|iecial musical nuuiUers-- V»i»nsr Pt'.ijili'V mass iiHftins in leader, Our Women are urged to town. Bishop Q. B. Oxaam of Bos- Th^irsday evening, Febru - attend. Sahlir]ml Kedt!1.atioil of thriv will bo distcussimi f.*nims the f theL Ne^V'w1JL! Jerse!i..J}'My '^lll} : Is bi'iilKiriK u l»»x supper I.>r th^ Qm:n|tKt£«'$i]iia Siuitlay. jit the mlttee ban been exceedingly fortu- \lome of jtfrs. A. d Feiekert, 22 Federated. Mission- att a )• oliowsliip Hour. morHl:ii,- sc.niie IwRinning at 11 » ' '» K*»lnR the Rev. Louis W. Ruthven place for a#8ert. mce pianist. Miss Opal Madeline Fico. program chairman a »«»-, *.•..,t addres. s aboui t ith ei i12t ..,..hi an-i• "'j, Th »•»"•"i"e Woman'u s" Fe» SuniDiid t will hold Pllt to beheld Saturday, April 20th in ., , «, • • iw t ™ llejiiiiiiiiiK Hun.lay at 5 ]». tua.. in. In the First Lutheran Church, - sector of Grace Church, New Tuesday—10 p. m.. memeetin< g of , -business end industrial j will preside. ««»» couveiitlon of the ^deration .„1. UII|IIISo,.ltI.tl(1 WorI.8 ofd Su Ot Pr l r u :(tT Morris avenue, the pastor. Rev. Vork. to giie the talk. There the Executive Board and Group'viser for th..e .conferenc e . program. . _. Pitmanto lw» 1V. o ilTh K fiet 11 nSummil .iv. Anvit mal Vfitn htol idn 1 '' - | **' ^ ', " t!ii're i« to be a special class on ftl11 he M SITPLY OF NEW STATE that Dr. AllaiKStockdale of New *rlday afternoon, February JMh. at "What it Means to he a Christian" Xor.m sn A. .\jidr»\ will preach on instrumental music, and a Leaders of the Woman's Society of I 'ss Louise DeStefana and Miss Jy HIG3IVTAY MAPS HKKK York-would be the guest speaker :it Ih? regular Christian Kn- th'' I;HTD«' "Christ thee Desire of ••horns, under the direction of Mr. Christian Service in the parish Grace Y"annunzio have served onj !, "• ni- ,in th? ^hod.st C Inir.-h at K at the evening mahs meeting on <|.-:iVt»r hour—for Junior II t pr ri All .V.K!<»SI " Tile church school HelmH. • house. j the plnnning committee which i Through the courtesy of the Boulevard and Norwood nveim,-. S<-li'»f)l loys and Riris under the p-i-i c-i<-; i!u- ni'irning service and I Tuesday—10.15 a. TO.,hospita l directs the conference. i that day to be held in the Pitman rh wom of a rat(Sll 1 1 Mayor Guido F. Forster, the ," f» , » " ]i-:uliicship'ii)f \V. Ikiyton Ililifi-f-i. i)e-':n^ at \*>,\~> a. m. Oakrs Memorial MclhodM Church sewing by Mrs. Louis Day's Group Others registered for the Pater-' Methodist Church at which time anmH> (linvlts at d thiiuis d tlmur e e ?niuz. Friday, with «). Peterson, ject, "The Teat of a Man." 8 p. ni., asked to stay all day, if possible,| ter, Lucy Lombardi, Mrs. W. M.'! ply of 1941 New Jersey" High- o'clitck with tea and c)>l ffll' >vv- ;• ItiisH-varil. .it. s p. m. The con- "The Fevers of Life." | as this is very necessary work.! Johnson, Theresa Molinari, San-! pected. It was explains! that ^«U«'t'Ially this year, that peace .iml ; way maps. These maps are three group meetings will be held «00(l wl11 sll»" come to this rarth .siilp •• l'ollo\ved hy the fir.-f in i •ni:i-::-«:i «-'as« wiJl meet with the church School, 9.45 a. in., de- Bring a box lunch and tea baUV; *"*. Molinari, Mrs. Larry Mead,' lor free distribution and may (ji'i'ics on "Chrh-.tiaiiiiy i')r Tt>.l tv" iS-.i .• S:ii unlay niorning at 9.15. partments for children of all ages. [Friends of members who would' Lillian Miller, Beatrice Marshall,; in the afternon aronnd the theme; The service will be under tin- ). P. Bronl.sch of Ashland road following women will take pan: :i; a s;ie wo Included in the maps is a mes- | will speak to one of these ^oupH, Mrs. II.'A. Bonyun, Mrs. It. .1. l>-ar- tiijiic f, >r ilisfiissieu ivil! IIM "A •Ity. A*!l Wednesday eve- Sunday the attendance was near-] Maben's Groiip will meet at the' °d Corn OR, Just Pals clud ad- 1 sage from Governor Edison and j on the subject of "Peace anil I).--! born, Mrs. d. C. Tullar, Mrs. l.yiiiaii Si-i'Mitll'Ji: In v»st ixatioli n: r!i. - s- ;i. 111.The preparatory ]>• one hundred per cent, on time, 'home of Mrs. L. C. Carpenter, 661 yiser, Mrs. Fi'ed Dlckerson, Acwyj JI foreword by State Highway Millie" led l>y ilev. • Charles T. wil? lie Riven by the pas- Bpworth League. 7 p. mMr. . I Springfield avenue. club adviser, and Miss Grace Free-i j mocracy." j B. Coddington, Ilev. Florence Kan- p Commissioner K. Donald Ster- I The feature .speaker at the Mon- dolph, Mrs. William I. Haven, Mi-; I'h.l)., asistiint••professor ni t(»r on i!n* TTheh . Cross- -ItI s Jay cox, loader. A series of evening social meet- land, member of the industrial i ner. •-'-• lit Monday, Boy Scouts meeting, 7 ings are being held at the parson- committee. ^^ 'day night meeting was Bishop' Signe Wcstlund, Mrs. I{. M. Mill.;-. p. tn. age. All ten groups are invited Francis J. . McConndl; resident Mrs. W. C. (I. Stiles, and Miss Ka:h Monday, 8 p. m., meeting of the when members are asked to bring The Industrial committee of the An ad in the Classified Columns bishop of the Methodist Church in'erine Bennett. The HOlol.st will-1..' Church School Board. It is neces-j their companions The dates for Y. W.. C. A. will meet Wednesday; brings results. j the New York area. Mrs. K. .1. Fenner. y for every officer and teacher j this week are: Tuesday, Group evening, February 28 at 8 o'clock,; to be present. | SixSi , party chairman, MMrs. E. Paccordin. g to' Mrs. H. E. Menden- j /SJaE§Sil®fflaiEIS!iaiai213M The Methodist Church Wednesday, 8 p. m., midweek de-l Patten; co-chairman, Mrs. A. Bhall. , chairman. Final arrange- §! l^ Summit. New Jersey vutional and forum. These are' Gordinier. Wednesday, Group meats will be made for the sym-; meetings' of. unusual interest.! Eight; party chairman, Mr.t M. S.potiium on household employment lt< v. <).«'. NVteftn, TSi 1). i'ashir Every one feels at ease and every I Amen. at the membership tea. March 3rd one contributes something to the) Thursday—Sewing at Summit at the home of Mrs. Robert Vol- .. SUNDAY meeting on their own volition. I Home for. Children by Mrs. "j. L.kening, 252 Oak Ridge avenue. Opportunity. Thursday. 8 p. m.. meeting of J Smith's droup. Reservations for Miss Edith Barber, columnist 11.00 a. rn.—Sermon by Dr. Nelson on "Words of Author- the choir for rehearsal. luncheon may he. given to Mrs.'It. for the New York Sun and author ity." r The Methodist Churches through- X. Cherry. of the recent book, "Speaking of awaits every one of you on Sunday to avail yourself o£ out America will hold Sunday, Thursday—1 p. m.,Pastor's' Servants" will be the principal 9.45 a.m.—-Church School and^Adult Bible Class, led by March 2nd. as "The Day of Com-Membership Class in the parish j speaker on "Household Efficiency." passion." to be a Good Samaritan house. I Dr. Eleanor Webb will talk brief- Rev. Dr. Eric M. North, general secretary to a Stricken World. On that day Friday—3 p. m.. World Day of ly On "Accidents in the Home" American Bible Society. the S,0O0,0OO Methodist will give Prayer service in this church. The Mrs. Maclyn Baker of South Or- America's Most Sacred Heritage $1,000,000 Tor relief for the war theme for this year's service is ange and Mrs. Charles Dugan of stricken millions in China and "Thy Kingdom Come." Mrs. Elizabeth, representing the em- Europe, £500,000. For Foreign Charles P. Clark of the Episcopal ployer and employee viewpoint i . EVERYONE WE.LC.tMIE Missions of British Methodism and Church will be the leader. will Join Miss Barber and Dr. |25O,00O for social and spiritual Webb to complete the panel for the ministry to the boys in the army Fountain Baptist Church question period. training camps of the United At 11 o'clock, Rev. Merrel D. o THE RIGHT TO WORSHIP States. The First Methodist and Booker will preachlon '"Elmphasis A fashion show of correct spring Oakes Memorial Methodist are co- in the Wrong Place," The text, styles will be the feature of the operating in the campaign. "Nevertheless in this rejoice not Acwy Club meeting, Tuesday, Feb- IN THE CHURCH that the demons art subject unto ruary 25th at 8.30 o'clock. Mias Central Presbyterian Church j ( hiirch of Christ, Scientist you, but rather rejoice because I "Mind" is the Lesson-Sermon your names are written in beautifying of the church. OF YOUR CHOICE '! subject for Sunday, February 23, in heaven." Luke 10:20. j all Christian Science Churches and The church school, under the su- First Baptist Chnrch I Societies throughout the world. j pervislon of Mrs. Norman Ker- At the morning service in First 11 a.m:and8p. m—-Sermon by Rev. Dr. John A. Mackay, j The Golden Test is: "It is Godfghaw. will meet at 3 p. m. A pew 1 Church, 11 o'clock Ph.D., President of Princeton Theological I which worketh in you both to will j rally for the benefit of the organ will be given and to do of his good pleasure." i fund will be held this Sunday at A. Brown, president o • So why not go to church—Sunday ? It is there you can give Seminary. (Philippians 2:13). 4 p. m. A stimulating and inter- Among the Lesson-Sermoft clta- University. thanks for the blessings which are yours. It is there you can ; tions is the following from the P«gJJJ \ Dr. William's group on "Ancient find comfort and solace for a troubled heart. 5.00 p. m.—Youth Forum. I Bible: "Can any hide himself in ' Faiths and A large ling at 9.45. j secret places that I ahall not see pected. Mrs. Maggie Olton and lia8 • With war, strife and hatred running wild, civilization is jflim? saith the Lord. Do not I win'hi. i,J 'or.•subject this week "The Mrs. Eugenia Chavis 1 ,"h«i" [Unity of Life." at stake. STRANGERS WELCOME nil heaven and earth? saith the charge. ^Lord." (Jeremiah 11:24). At 8 o'clock Rev. Booker will' ! The Lesson-Sermon also includes r«.,«,,DBI»,v • The preservation of religion means the preservation of preach on "All the saints .salute jWII L the following passage from the you, chiefly they that are oij ' I*«ACH 1IERK SlXDAY civilization. , J€hri8tian Science textbook, "Sci- Caesar's household." P!j • I : !. ence and Health with Key to the4:22. Philippiana! Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: '. "r- Al"l° A.. Brown, president of • A good citizen attends and supports his church regularly. !"Mind is the I Am, or infinity. The mid-week service will be in I)rew University, will deliver the Mind never enters the finite."' (P- charge of the board of trustees. sermon in the First Baptist Church , • Every parent owes his child a religious education. .136). The women of the Willing Work-i Sunday morning ut the 11 o'clock First Church of Christ, Scientist ers' Club are preparing for the Hervice. Dr. Drown, besides being • Send the youngsters to Sunday School. Remember, "Just Summit,, New Jersey Shrine Conttkaes Women's Day program which they an educator, is a well known as the twig is bent, the trees inclined." "•• *• Devotions to St. Thomas Aquinas , wil..l . .sponso , r ,the fourth Sunday in churchman, active in many national A BRANCH OF THE MOTHER:-ClirKClf, TIIK FIRST CHURCH The fifth Aquinas Sunday will be' Wl1March1 t).e aske Eachd twoma0 sel nasuk of* th a e< churci()llar hChristianity groups, an. d Hconversano ban mant wity friendh Worls d OF CHIUST, SCIENTIST, IX BOSTO.V>MASSAC1HJSETTS observed February 23 during theifor this oc<'a-sion- Tllis »« one of in Summit who will welcome this the offorts l ein The Light of God Still Shines for Those Who Seek It Sunday Services at 11 A. M. Sunday School 9.30 A. M- Eucharlatic Hour at Rosary Shrine. ] » S Riven towards the further 6pportunity to liear him. A plenary indulgence may be gained Wednesday Meeting at S.1S P. M. by tbe attending faithful, providing the usual conditions be also ful- THIS MESSAGE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Christian Science Reading Room filled. J. K. HEOUOSIAN & CO.. In,' This Sunday will be dedicated to 1>K. JU.KS MAN'XIMJ FREE TO THE PUBLIC ^1 ISeeehwood ltd., pj,one. .Summit 6-0500 St. Thomas as special Patron of 411 S])riiiKflel.l Al^"tr"i»)ion,. Su. 6-4390 IS MAPLE STB^ET Schools. The Rev. C. G. Moore,' nitOOkDALK DAIRY ti DKMfATKSSKN Koods of Quality A. A. MrNAMAIlA- Open, daily 12 to 4:30, e.xnvpt Sundays and holidays; also Monday O. P., J. C. B., chaplain of the Mon-; , Kmii-ral Iiirccliir astery, will Bay a few words on "St. i 445 Springfield Avo. H,,,,*. Su. 6-.ir.!i,-| evenings 7:30 to 9:30 and after the WV-dnesday meeting 7 Summit Av... Vlum(. St|_ a.1S67 Thomas and Study" during the de-1 J>K SANTIS IIEA1TTY * KLHNi Literature on Christian Science may be read, borrowed or purchased votions. Men and women in busi- HAI,O.\ liOTH'K IIAKKUY _ KveniiiR Clauses for Hotly Ciiltnrf I" Qu-'iiilty ness, studen|s, all those desirous of Sprln fM. Phone Su. fi-i.Mn vcrsalis." | ___ l'h""v »u. 6-3835 An exhibition of painting and 11. H. St VMXTMJHSS (V) !,,<• sewing done by the Nuns may be fl Dry (Soixls SI.,I-:IK.-, .Moving, I'li.-klnir visited in the vestibule of the 408 Sprlngfielii Avt-. V Su. «-::fiuty <'ullurt< THnSTS HAKK SHOP help in aiding the Nuns pay tbe l>!lrl!(l!lr r -17 « • „ ., ' llefloxiTronim-ntimntss IL'7 y ami 1'arty debt still attached to the new Mon- -.17 SprinKf 1.1.1 MiM II'ho:*.h - Su. H-ltlS i! I.'liime'.Su. fi-0014 astery. MILLWORK TO FIT YOVft NEEDS V SKI-U Zi:i.i\Kit, I,,,. Tir.'s Tul 503 I'uniiluiv | >.-,ii,,r Wallace ( hapel A.NXZM ( horrh Beautiful woods—used in the correct grades for each Av<-. Su. nt'Tior li.-coratlon At 11 a. in., the morning mes- specification—can do much to make your kitchen more Su. 6-0039 I sage will.be given by Rev. Roose- velt Crockett. 3 p. m.. Church enduring, better looking, and easier to keep in good ;; SEIGEUS School. 4.30 p. m., Mrs. Mary nrir- condition. Before you decide on the work, consult us. «»s.»n«Kf....a A".! fln will present a full program in cooperating with STATIONERY interest flf the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society. The TW- NATIOM1VL COMMITTEE FOR RELIGIOUS Hill City Coal & Lumber Co. RECOVERY Ciospol Chorus will sing. 7 p. ni., INCORPORATED j Young People's hour led by Miss] 289 BROAD .STREET Tel. Sn. «-0525 SUMMIT, X. J. I Sarah Page and Oscar Dennis.' Murraj Hill Hotel I New York City & ctkMb-f RIDA5T, FEB. 21, 1941 THE SUMMIT HERAEP AND StfMMIt RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. PAGE

Is, , Claude Oaresch*. Albeit Frederick McBride, of Delwlck fair, brings together representatives National Young Men's Council, was jDeCmmp, .Albert Banning, Clifti C. A. young men's and eo-iviiigston Dickit»oh| area. Jay A. Kb«"l Is associate ed- The City of Summit has al- Mi. and Mrs. Louis P. Bayard, Jr., Young Men's Clubs and Councils, j group the highlight!) of the national . »t... - of C'laud Mrs. Mtancis Hv?& •• itor of Jerseymen, the organ of the lotted the.ground- between the formerly of Short Hills. or Co-Ed Cluba. •' The committee program of the young men in the Y. M. C A. and the Public Li- L.;:., iiH Coaatry toy School Mr. and Mrs. II. Van Drum Mc- Youth Assefflfcly area youth committee. Miss Isabel h ' The Short Mils Club will give aj which Mr. Somenek now beads, 1B Y. M. C. A. und to help the group Abercromhie and Hek-li Matteo liold brary for the parking of vehi- ru'i;* , Kt-bruary meetin" g on "*Mas-" K**v-t-r, of Kt-nilwoHli drive, re- Washington's Hirthday dance on I made,up of selected representatives to understand the ways in which 4lu- oft'ices of treasurer and secre- cles free of charge. turned (iii Tuesday from a week's Charles Soraenek of New Bruns- from the three groups who are inl the program to be of any value. n '!'•-'.. U. War* dt West raad. g p Saturday, precpeded by a buffet 1 tary to the Co-Kd Council. Miss The area is fenced and has toaating trip I pects of the youth program of theiMisa Molly Yard of Washington, If the Dullness Men of Sum- | *-.*•»»s*n!jn;ili«jii fVinirtissl.iii. •! Mrs. Arthur Vuiiderbllt and Mrth.e Central Atlantic Area Youtfa Association were Helen Matteo and Synopsis of Minutes of Y. M. C. A. The assembly meeting |D. C, member of the Advisory mit w ill kindly notify their em- | l.'i.ri* M. K.-.-, KiilitiiiiiiiijT her r.-sitf- and Mrs. .lames Skidmore, both of] Committee at the Y. M. C. A. Youth William A. Howes, a nu'inber of the 111 1 11 annually in one of the major func- j Committee to the National Youth ployees to this effect, the park- ,- arc! of FredieHers I?, ' ' •'•- '-'••rk-St.-nosnii.hi-r in Ui.- whom will have largo parties. Assembly held last weekend a^ the "Y" start', who was in charge of itiK situation will he helped a Hotel Morton in Atlantic City. The itlona of the group. Administration. registrations) for the youth as- The Trigger Club of Short Hills I I Members of the Summit Y. M. great deal. 1 assembly, which is an annual af- i Jack Telfer, chairman of the sembly,' U. - a FT- ' 5- i '"" '' ' 'I 1'iii il County, int't at -the Short Hills Club on! Hemembefl&thP place. Maple i. i'ur 81 , I. J. ' • 'ft n 11 u tt'iiurts, lf Wednesday, lust for a shoot. John * " ' 'I I ii lmlK«' Ui-t- street, next to the Y. M. ('. A. ' ' rtill 1 1 |1| h-,| I,, hi.S Ilhea -Montgomery is president of j Parking free to all. ' ' ., I ri Mini i , i), >'HialH;c the Trigger Club, and Mr. William' , • You mnst hare the HKIIALD If llyrd is vice-president. Mr. .Byrdi you want the news of Summit. I: j tit ifl«(l KNOW NEW JERSEY r ''uti !i i .in ion with on tcrtiiined the nieinljers aF cbe¥-'| will cost J3.50 per year for twoAn ad In the Classified Columns p I IK. u[> tit- i * i" ' " • l i Ii tiiiiiinous; to]) issues a week. • I i M •> k ii> i • n Sluriiliili tail party at hi#'house on Mini- j ,' " G. A. BraMhavhsssamm brings results. ' ' >' 'J ! i !! ui ( i iimiittif. sink roud. after the shoot. „ t«r-Ki< r». I ' t • I'JI . n it sinK U|i- Mr. and Mis. J. Ityan Smith, ofj •IV-- - ' I'll .I'I I |i vycr, as Mtniiisiiik road, and their children! M- tilt* i : 5- ,- I' tr i 'i d I r.e f.ini- sp«Mit the week-end on their farm K S *.. N K i ,i Urn-tit uf in Ficiniiiuion. \ 1 • 1 I •- 'I I .I Till !, - i'. -i I !. in;;r,. !.<•! J I t' . 4 1 1 II f coln Day dinner In New York. I * \\ r II (1 I. j J. -iill^ tllC I Their box was directly over the t t •* . I I I I tilt Voli- i speakers table. The speakers in-j i i • ' ' i 11111 \ i u: I .. • i 11* | II > ' i i tl I.-. OH- ' eluded Wendell L. Willkie and 1 « .',11 fi.iitml 'Clare Hooth. Mis;-, Adelc San-ens, daughter of I • i i II ;iji;n-«iv- i Mr. and Mrs. sioddard M. Stevens, I i i 1 i !ilI. Jr., oMVindi'iiK're terraee, spent a I I r ' i) ! - (V.iint.v few clays home during her mid year •' MI! ; :;nl vacation from Vassar College. V- I it UViahts I 1 i i i I.II I'uli- Mrs. Stewart Hartshorne, of '. I nl I'mldiii^s. Highland avenue, 'entertained • the i 1 •• \ i I I i iii Hummembers, of her leading club at I ( f 1 I i . ivi-d ami dinner on Tuesday nigliL ' I STUDEBRKER r which M • !v.- I i i I 1 • :IIK) li'l'i I urn IU:(;ISTRAMS 11 i 'II is in>\v i I • I'"!' ttll'i CHAMPION I Itegis'lrants under the Selec- , i |iar!:cul:ir' tive Service Act of 1940 may 1 " f 1 I IllilMlK'tlt • \ I -I. i'. with ; liave.-the assistance, at any time !l i I i n n I of the Advisory Hoard for Local i I • I 11-iij.n riv, ; Districl No. 1 under the fol- I I i. Hisiiij; i.l lowing jilan recently adopted; I I ' nV.ni; aii'l i 1 i \ ' I lUMfl til Night, sessions will be held from 7."0 p. m. to !> p. m. on I. Monday and Thursday of each tl Kinaiu'f.1 week. Tin ro will he two mera- il 'li.- A us.lull.I "oeVs (.'reseni each night. I is i.ii roll At least one member (John 1 I il )i. l-'m:ui.N- 0. Conanl) will be available Ui 1'r. .->!-ut'i-r every day from !• a. in. to 4 p.m. i i ihui- i'i All mtnih.r.s will function at i r -.f i;i!/.:ih.tli the. l.Hstrii-t Court as central

.1 .i.ii- lieadfiuartfi's. The address of I I !•'. Ml !!••.- the District Court is 1"» Maplo i ! rii.nf i.! Hlreet. second floor, telephone ONLY LOWEST PRICE CAR WITH ALL i i i \ tip lli.l^.- / THESE FEATURES: Automatic choi£ 1 P..M.U I,...- Summit ii-l!i77. The individual I II v 1-!, Till. members of the board prefer to j • Shock-proofed multi-ratio steer- , i l\ a.l.-iit.-il work exclusively at headquar- / ing • Economatic overdrive* • Nine Mil 1 i I 1-\!>:HI.-.- ters rather than at individual / distinctive body colors • Bedford I . ', '. vanni-. i I r .«•!>.- Hi..' offices or homes, and this ap- / cord or canda cloth upholstery • •>i I litii- t.t plies during the. day as well as / Fresh-air Climatizer with wind- !!.!.-, !••- the evening. i shield defroster* • Planavr inde- 1 \ .-. I.II 1-..II The names and addresses of pendent suspension • Glove com- ] I I Grant House, Salem I II ' 1 '• >ltl Mli' t< '' the Advisory Hoard are given partment lock 'Non-slam rotary herewith for the convenience of I I ;\ • On Market Street, Salem, stands a two- Anna and Helena Hubbell in 1929. Its fur- door latches • Twin tail lights • 1 | registrants: I i I •nd-one-half story brick house, now the home nishings typify the life of the pioneers of Bumper guards • Low down pay- / 1 .. . u .i-• I.II Judue John L, Hughes, chair- ments: easy C.I.T. terms." / man, 1"» Maple Street, Summit. of the Salem County Historical Society. This Fenwick's Colony and there are many valu- i , 1 * I .-.hi r..:n- able antiques on display. It may be visited * Available at extra cost. ' I I Albert .11. Hierman, lawyer, house was built in 1721 by Alexander Grant, i l \XK iii.il :r.in.- !i-r.- I..- 15 Maple Street, Summit. who was a Justice of the Courts and a by arranging with the president of the So- m ~ ,n •••IMI'-:- ;• • •wealthy man for those early days. It re- ciety, Walter Hall, of Oak Street (Picture R, M. COUIN & SON I I ' ] :•] II i'l.:'••',! Jackson 11. Hiirlonl, Council- \ \ 1 I il :lll •!:'.- man, .Jtoruiigh of New Provi- mained m the possession of the Grant, Gibbon, furnished through courtesy of the Sunbeam I 1 dence, Clinton Avenue, Hor- Johnson and Hubbell families, all related, Publishing Company, publishers of "The Old Sales and Service \ r II I III'' I'll'.' • Tel. N. i. ! I I . hi lit;- r ii, ongh of New Providence. until it was bequeathed to the Society V/ Houses of Salem County" by Joseph; Srckler). II HAMi STREET. i ' i .1 {..!' !!n- John C. Cniiant, sergeant-at- :\ rul..-.i •. |i. 1 h<- l':liz.ii..-:ii arnis, Siimmit District. Court, New J«rnv Council, Slate Bomte, Trenton 1 I -I W..-I I, .1 i II llici nimi'll !\ ].") Maple Street, Summit. Jacob U. Mantel, lawyer, 34 Ai lit-t IN.ill fi •'• llli- 1'uliii. Maple Street, Summit. i • ui i i.l 1 nil I nils I'oni- »' i t I" \v.-;ii-. .!•• Anton C. Swenson. chairman \ I ' L. r » i' * i tivc 1-Vli- of Township Committee, Ber- i ii' • i •• ii i v of -I.".M HI keley Heights. ll. u .1- i.:i I'"! I r.lli lllliili:ill'"'ll - Peter V. Triolo, lawyer, 3 I r K i» ' r tin I'»ri-li.'i>- JVeilnvooU Koad, Summit. i i MI »ilin^ tin- imr 1 i '1,1- i • I'.u I,.: i . i il ' iil-v 'or ti^i- fur Do you have to'TUCK YOUR CAR IN" * 1 1 11 • ii i nt I jnin-haH.il 1 II i Ii al a In I Edward Clarke & Son 1 -. i i i il i!l unani- .il . 1 i _ i > ' II I'I i 1 ii^ini-s« :iii.l i I . h Kl, • lui.ll.-v, th.- TILE 1 '. 1 "i. I i i nl Kli'.iirin il i 1 i ' m iv ." l:'ll, .il at night? CONTRACTOR J 1 Tel. Summit 6-1C79 Bnmmtt, 9. J.

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. i FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1941—Second Sett! PAGE FOUR THE SUMMIT HERALD AKD SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. "•love Thy Neighbor" at the Strand Sunday 9 his people a stirring story—and de- crlcketB swarmed out of tbe can- Now at Community Theater, Morris town cided to bring It to life.,- The fa-yons and attacked their fields. The "Brigtam Young ' mous I^ouis Brom field was assigned Mormons, realizing that they could to write the Htorj- for the produc- never survive another winter of starvation, ing ditches, set fires Coming toLyri c tion of i "Brigham Young," which and strove mightily to destroy the tomes to ihe Lyric Theater Sunday. ne*- enemy. The epic arid heroic .Mormon trek Steel-willed, a horn leader, Brig- Brigham Young led tbe Mormons along a trail of almost insurmount- ham Y'oung organized one of the in prayer! Soon the sky was black- able odds to ultimate freedom is one most astoundltif; mass migrations eoed with thousands of sea gulls, of the most impressive chapters in in history. 3.0O0 prairie schooners, sweeping in five hundred miles the srowtjj of America. Because 30,000 live-stock ... a'whole, or- from the Pacific Ocean to destroy of the valiant battle they fought to derly civilization uprooted . . . 20,ithe crickets and preserve the find a place where they could live 000 pioneers went on the move pioneers' food supply. as they believed, much has been towards new frontiers. Only the Tyrone Power waa given the im- written about thein and their lead- will of one mau held them together portant role of Jonathan Kent, er, Brigham Yeifng. But it remain- —that of IlriKhatn Young, who was Mormon scout In "Brigham Young." ed for Darryl P. Zanuck, produc- I to have 27 wives, build one of the Opposite him is beautiful Unda tion chief for 20th Century-Fox, to world's famous cities and found a Darnell as "the outsider.*' Twice realize the screen potentialities*.of great slate. denied success in Hollywood, Dean Biuh a colorful subject. Zanuck, The first year at Salt Lake was Jagger had returned to the New •who has recreated many outstand- one of desperate privation. Then, York stage where he had first made ing characters and events for the as if the hardships they had en-tils mark. Last season be portray- screen, saw in BriKliam Young and dured wero not enough, millions of ed Jesse James in the stage hit, "Missouri Legend." Bugged, two- fisted, a capable actor, J agger seemed Ideal for the role of the SUMMIT THEATRE .Mormon leader, and sot it. "Brigham Young" has an im- pressive list of featured players In- cluding Brian Donlevy, Jane Dar- well, John Carradine, Mary Astor, Vincent Price, Jean Rogers and LYtIC Ann Todd.

TODAY and TOMORROW 1r-"" ' -*V»' * ' •"»"»"""" < j* • """1"'!'••... ' . i- ">• in cross fir© of ziizs tniunmiuK "froL*'UJUmI tlii»*te; wviunmouthos v#of* thos»«.w~ev furiou-«.-—-«s feudSt*,-Jftc--————*j ——-—.»--.——k Bennryf an«..d» Fre' . .^au BURGESS MEREDfTH CESAR ROMERO as. "Back Street" Now Allen is"lovely Mary Martin, who strives toit keep» theh« boyv s fmtfronm nnnihilatin annihilatine geac eachh othe other ri Inn thei their rcoinci comedK yiii hai , Irene Robert The Cisco Kid in "Love' "Th y Neighbor," openin.jngc Sunday at the Strand Theater. HERVEY ARMSTRONG fa Morristawn "SAN FRANCISCO "ROMANCE OF Coming to Lyric Screen Packed with the same emotional Charles Boyer and Margaret Snllavan ia a plcturlzation of. Fannie CHATHAM^ DOCKS" THE RIO GRANDE" dramatic eJamentS" which made the Hurot'e popular novel, "Back Street" 4-I4OO original novel so popular, Univer- SATI KIUV MATl.>KE ONLY— sal^ pjoturlzatlon, of Fannie N ALBUMS six-figure sales literally over* \U \ ItKCOHD . i#ht. * •; • I Foundation's spring concert pro- l'l,\Vi:HS .... $4.95 DARRYL F. ZANUCKS 1 jNo better choice thfeu Charles Pioduction ol Ml SIC NlAMIS (tie Boyer and Margaret Sullavan for' SEE THESE NEWAKK SHOWS KINIj. lillTARS the roles of Ray Smith and Wai-1 $4.95 tfer Saxel could have been made.! or M'AMIOLINK ,. ... Skilled, convincing, competent in' Third and Final Week (I.AHIVKT.S uiul their handling of tho delicately! TltlMI'FIS. OH lun an $12 shaded situations, powerful in thei COM! ANYTIMl lirwltN « A.M k 9 P.M. 1,(100 I'OI'IHS .MI'SH', heavily emotional scenes. Mr. Boy-, AND til COMftITt SHOW I er and Miss Siillaviin deliver per-' .formancrs which are among the I RECORDS most excellent ever presented t<> GONE WITH the American public. ami lllurlitrd TYBONE U^JJ^ # "Back Street" tells the story of. THE WIND 31 a girl who Is content to live in* the' 'POWER • DABNELl CONTINUOUS! Eddy is one of the »i)st shadowy back streets of a great i Leading members of the east of "HriKhani Youn^." l>y Louis llnim- man's life, sacrificing to help him| popular artists on the fincert j l 'UUAN DONLEVY • JANE DMWE1L • JOIN CM0UUD8 field. Tyrone Power is shown ai left with Linda •l).uii' ll. who has the GREGORY'S In his career, suffering from lone- sta(?e. and wherever he K"*'S thou- Music Shop u liness which Is her-lot while he is EVENINGS-55* sands turn out to hear him sing.. leading, feminine role. Dean Ja^'er (ii«liti ijortrays !!rH:li;tin Younn. At the lop «left to right) arc John ('arradine, liriiiii Donlfvy. Mary Astor, ;. "New Jertey DEAN JAGGER »*£ busy with family and husijies af- MATS-CHILDREN 25c So fjrea.t Is his fame that it re- 12J W rront Bt INClUOt fAX Jean Komrs and Jane DarwHI. — PIUH 2nd Feature — fairs. , ' quires puliro escorts to clear lli*, The supporting cast was excep- t STATK way from railroad stations to con-: Dick Ellen UNIWARK tionally well chpson.' Prank Me- cert halls, three secretaries t:> help cert tour, filliiiR all MI: medium f''i' liis music a. new POWELL DkEW in Hugh, Tim Holt, SAmuel S. Hinds, him answer his fan mail, and th";as > •olnist with the I.i>ri Angeles ]>ti!ilic. 91 Prank' Jenks, Peggy Stewart, and stamina of an- Olyhpic champion: Philhannonic that a m ivle scout The .XelHon Kdd.v concert is a ! "CHRISTMAS IN JULY Nell CDay have pivotal role* and I to fill only u small percentage of approached him..and asked for u ijpec-ial feature offered by l!ic 1 i each seems Inspired by the oppor-' OLLYWOOD tin tMiKiigonients offered Iiim. screen test. A ni;itl.'>n picture Griffith Music Kouinlati'm. Tick- You must have tno IIKKALD if tnnity to perform in the picture. 1 H A typical American.'Nelson Kd-, career was at that tini' the farthr ets 1 or I lie coiicfit an available ;ii you want the news of Summit.' It On tho same program are, "Eyes I CAST OHflNGf « PHONE. OR 3-4262 Foundation offices, (it)") llnm dy was honi in Providence, K. I.. pst thin^ frriiii his mind.. He did '"•• will cost $.1.50 per year for two of the Navy," a new Information si red. Newark. of Puritan strain with old New' not aecejit (he [iropii.-ition immc- ; issues a week. Please, and Mickey Mouse In "Mr. diately. Afrer ttiinkin^ it over. NOW PLAYING England ancestry on his fatherV Mouse Takes a Trip." liowever. he iiiswcrttl ye.-. Th AdvertisliiR in the HERALD will side, and Dutch 'descent on hlsj Ida , Humphrey movies. li« felt, offered u new; pay you dividends. W)EW'S CONTINUES mother's. As a small b:>y he wasj LUPINO BOGART mascot for the Second Regiment I 3^^^^ •*C!ftNE WITH THE WIND" of the. Rhode, Island Guards, of; 4t'hich his father was drum major. "Gone With the Wind" is helng As a youngster, too, he was b;»y TODAY - SATURDAY held over for a "third and final "HIGH SIERRA" soprano soloist at Grace Church week starting today, Loew's State until hi.s voice broke. Hut music! FEU. 21-23 Theater, Newark. The hold-over was only an incidental part of his I All the Newsreels FIND vviia made necessary due to the! early life. At fourteen he lef-j Tmisrims smiE n m ROBERT TAYLOR RUTH HUSSEY thousands of requests from pu-j public sclfool and began the .self-i . Iron's and in order to accommo- 3 Days Starting education wliicli was test of his I ''FLIGHT COMMAND" date the countless GWTW fans character. natural intelligence; and desire for knoft'ledxe. ; W I-'K AIT IIE f»ATriH»A¥ MTi: ll:0O I'. M. ' turned away, from tho box-office Tuesday, Feb. 25 during the last seven days. Ills first job was in the M:.tt . Tyrone Power Sonja Henie Rudy Vallee "Gone With the Wind" now holdn! Iron Works of Philadelphia. I the unique distinction of having Ann Sheridan & Geo. Brent There he learned to be a telephone.j "SECOND FIDDtE" played for niiio weeks at Jiocw's, ope rater, at eight, dollars a week.i seven last year and two m far dur- M Later IK: was ,transferred to tliei ing its current "anniversary" "HONEYMOON FOR 3 shipping fleiiiirtiiiijiit and received SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY showing. Never in the history of a pay raise to twelve dollar.s. Kd- f tho theater lias a picture demon- dy left that job to work on a news- FEU. 23.2,1 tt'ifk Coinm. Frl^ Feb. 28 IN strated such consistently power- paper where he started as a ni^ht ful' pulling, power as "Gone With GINGER ROGERS in clerk •and ad taker, and was- pro- | • tho Wind," the management re- moted...' successively to reporter, !' "KITTY FOYLE" sports editor ;:ud rewrite man. TOWN Kvcnliially lie went into advertis- AT THE SIGN Mention the HERALD when buying inj; writiiiK. mid whili- o'ciipiefl I with Mia I. profession tool, up siu^- OF THE SCOTTIE ing lessons in'his span1 time. Eddy's ciirly siimiiif; eir^.i^e- inents wen1 with the Philadr-lphia Oponitie. t:«tiipany MIMI MW- Savoy tOOK AT THE VALUES Scotlie is the watch-dog of your pocketbookl Company. lli.s ^reitest ftrward The friendly symbol of the integrity of your stride wan in the Pliilarl'elphia \ Ford Dealer! Wherever you see the Sign of the Civic Opera Company under the, LISTED BELOW tutorship and conductorship of; Scottie you can buy with real assurance that Alexander Smnllens, well-known r bargain prices mean bargain cars that you ; :*.!.> Kuril director of the i-tudiiim concerts ol Foi dor can depend upon. See us today for a wide the Kssex County .Symphony Ko-: 167 selection of modern cars ... big allowances clety in 1!»-"|!» and 1!».1(». "I: was the work of Alcxauder Sinall< us that : . .. generous terms, moulded me Into a singer," Eddy j said. j It was while Edily was on con-! Ciiltl'iolet 187

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