fijty-Second Year, Number 6/ , April 14, 1941 ERAID Established 1889 and Summit Record

FRKD-L. PALMER, Editor JOHN W. GtriT. Editor Emeritus J. EDWIN CARTER, Business Manager Alice Duer Miller toRea d "White Cliffs" Four Masons Will 600 Questionnaires Summit Board of Education Appoints On United Benefit for Britain Program; Get SO Year Medals OUR TOWN Reveal Many Skills William A. Kincaid, New Superintendent; Muriel Dickson, Famed Soprano, to Sing At 1,000th Meeting THE NEW SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT To Defense Council Heads Schools of Montpelier, Vt. ..Overlook Lodge No. 163, Free CONgERT RESERVED SEATS AT $2.50 GOING FAST CHOSEN FROM SIXTY-SIX NAMES, IS 40, MARRIED and Accepted Masons, stationed in Summit has a new school superintendent. "The Summit the Masonic Hall corner Springfield Herald" wishes htm great success. -.'tiounaires have IKM-n returned filled Alice Duer Miller, author of the host seller, "The White ! Tlif Summit Board f In . , j ^ • L t_ i--i • u I nig m at the Tate of 4o ,»r 50 a dav I Saturday the a]o|>iu-rat(». ; ' .hi'lies 6. pany soprano find formerly leading Metropolitan Baritone "For your information, Summit has a population of 18,000 Overlook Chapter No. 44 R. A. M., Horn In Ohio, Mr. Kincaid was singer of the D"0jrly Carte Opera Since all tlata is confidential. fi>r and Charles W. Cox. These men and is largely a commuting residential town for business men use only by authorized defense or- graduated from Ohio University., Company of London, International- were raised as Masons on these whose officers are in New York City and Newark. jganizations in Summit during an j He received hits M. A. from Teach- ly known performers of Gilbert and respective dates: November 19, Ernest F. Leathern ers College In 1928. He hua com- Total school enrollment is about 2,800 divided between! en>«-x««\v; no information was Sullivan operettas, had agreed to 1883, October 15, 1886, March 25, , . . , , ..«•-«' . *•"»}* ,' 'V' , , , "t ' f,, » resignation Mr cipate came In the following letter: , * .„% .^,t „ -, . ™_ . t „, . . ,, Several individuals have had ex- Leallit-m stated that several political the Hoard reported Mr. Bartholo- •Commander Aubrey L. Wyckoff mew's decision that he believed he, "I have now made arrangements of 172 Ashland road, worshipful he will faithfully reflect to the Board of Education the problems pt.,k,me asi ,-«>ordiiiators of motor groups in summit had approached to fly hack from Northampton and and situations which require its consideration and that he will transport. Taxi and trucking firms him as a possible candidate and should continue hln active and di- master of the lo'dge, announces the whilo lie wan not a candidate for rect connection with the High I shall Hurely be ready for your car general committee for the affair, oyally carry out its decisions on policy relating to the adminis-!itl ,this a^a, lMX ((inId not he charged with that time and continuously since Robert Laird and Dr. Goomrigian. In regard to the position in Summit we believe the more \ them. political activity hy resigning his then, the Board him been active on Hhall not be back until just in time Uriel History of Overlook Lodge mportant requirements for Superintendent are: One manager of a rifle range was to go to your performance, so do membership promptly. It is the es- the mutter. The Hoard believes the Since the early minutes of the identified and a considerable nuin- not be unxiouH if you find it im- (1) His qualifications as an educator are of primary iier of rWs pistols and"shotKunaiJablislud policy of the Group to citizenH of Summit will be interest- lodge were destroyed by fire, March mportance rather than his qualifications relating more directly • located. , work with whatever individuals are , ed In the following fuel* relative possible to communicate with me 1$S9, the available history has been |i)elweeti times." reconstructed by Mr. Hodenpyl ' SacWMre ior Program to thereof work handled by ^Business Manager. . j J^=^ ^ ™^^ \ ^Z?A^?T^- '^fiU names were pre- from memory. Hented for coiiHlderatlon. Applica- The significance attached to the JOHN BROWNLEE On Tuesday, February 28, 1888, "(2) Organizing ability-(a) how can each teacher, in; ^^ ^e'la. slniirdl^ered ti.-ns. ' Summit, Short Hills, Chatham Un- tion;* came from men In Hixteen Baritone of the Metropolitan !tll(' following group of men met in terms of his or her ability, and how can each school, having, although .several individual.-;, not: Mr. lea them's Leltor states and the Dlutrict of Columbia. ited Benefit for Britain Is reflected Mr. Leathern wrote as follows In ., A, , ',, • • ; Hodeupyls home to discuss the ad- regard to its location and facilities, be used most efficiently,' professional plumbers, professed "(2) SuggeBtions as l» men qualf- also in Mr. Brownlee'a willingness his Idler of resignation: Jpera Company who will join; vis.lllilitv ()f organizing a Masonic 11 fled for the position were obtained to come here for his part in the and (b) organization of the methods of teaching and subjecti^'f^I"" ^^, 1!ot volunteer "As you have no doubt noticed, Bartlett and Robertson, concert; ],i,ii;,., namely: the late Dr. John from eight universities and from program. He will sing In Cleveland matter taught pursuant to some consistent program. I firemen in Sumnii.t have been voi- my name has recently been men- two-piano team, on the United (Cnntinued mi Pane Two) llter three teacher agendeH. Friday night and was to go direct (3) Ability to choose and evaluate teaching personnel. ;! «"•••••"• firemen—^ in. other• communi-— :: (jomiione,(1n lnMupininci.ly y aa8 sa a,, I'ossim()SHiblee eandicanui-- "Ct) The detailed qualilleationH from Cleveland to New Orleans for Benefit for Britain Program, "(4) Ability to work with other people. | fightingties anil. have had experience m lire-; ^^ for (hp iUM,ublk.al, nomination of twenty-five men were critically another engagement but is making Saturday evening, April 19th. for Mayor of Summit. I wish to be reviewed. a detour to Summit iolely. for the "(5) Ability, as a citizen of the community, to represent There are few licensed airplane free to ('outrider this mi question on Major Wade Explains pilots in Summit hut a number are "Ml Eighteen men were person- United Ueneflt for Britain. he school and participate in community affairs. its merits, but realize that mich a ally interviewed by one or more Mr. lirownlee and Miss Dickson course of action in inconsistent "We are not looking for what might be termed an extreme j ''"oY'parnVifiar inter* st wan the members of the Hoard. in addition to Hinging solo numbers Gives Field Kitchen Air Defense Plans with l>v continua a member of >") Five men were Investigated advocate Ol the SO-called progressive school of aducation ; nor,| eiu-rgotiv response of older people ,1,,,1,, , ju-HearcljuHearcli Croup hccau.se of ththe will Hing a duet. Mr. Brownlee will ot wh )m hy a fierflonul visit to the school mmany y t wh)* m retpiested an op-; ', | „„,,„. Ring a number of Scotch eonga in ! At a meeting of the New Provi- howeverh , do we desirdi e thhe otheh r extreme as to conservatism, j repistd an op; JI()li(V of IJ|ls (;roui ' t iat itH and town where these men were costume. ? To British for j deiito Defense Unit of the N. D. O. "While it is not necessary that the new Superintendent' ?iVn».".^e^ uHa 1 then located. Tickets for the concert (which, (in Thursday night, Major Newman ncrttlly. Therefore, with regret ake office before the next school year, we think it highly de-l — "(C) The personal interviews and we repeat, are $2.50, not $5 each) i Wade of the American Legion, | and appreciation for the help and visits hy one or more Hoard mem- can be obtained at Kentz Drug 25th Anniversary Summit Post No. 138 and member sirable, if possible, that he be available for some part of the; V rJt C I cooperation given me by all mem-bers, covered school systems in New Store In Summit. Since seats are i of the Union County Legion De- current school year so that he may familiarize himself with: the j "• "' **• l hers of the Group, I tender my re- Jersey, Now York, Pennsylvania, reserved' and are going fast (over signation us a member and as George Sagan, of 155 Maple | feiise Committee and of the New ituation and participate in the selection of any teachers to be D , Tliic Waal/ Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, Connecticut, KOO have been sold) those who do street, head of New York Girl Coat jersey State Department Disaster A1M A i Chairman of The Summit Civic Ite- Vermont and Massachusetts." not want to miss the event should Co. is taking the occasion of his Itelief and Civil Protection Commit- added to the staff. j KCVIlC—IIII3 TfCCK ! search Group." Mr. Klncald'H Work act promptly. 25th wedding anniversary and his ! tei\ explained details of the pro- | Mr. Leatliein's name was men- "Our thought in writing to you is that should you know of j Mr. Kincaid, has been concerned, 25th year in business to donate, a | posed air defense listening post to As 1 inJ a IUKl3 K of ' tioned recently as a possible candi- one or possibly two men who you feel are especially qualified, I • i'" '" » as Superintendent in Montpelier complete field kitchen _to. the. .Brit- ' be established in New Providence date at a recent meeting of....the Mln9trd u vue goeS iuto its fiIlul with curriculum reorganization, ish War Relief Society. i Borough under the direction of the we would greatly appreciate your advising us, giving such in-i days of rehearsal" , ail indications Summit Independent Club. Garden Exchange ! Mr. Leathern, in an interview with building construction and guiduncu Mr. Sagan was married in June, American Legion. Major Wade formation as may be helpful or referring to sources for such point to a bigger and better show procedures. Three years ago a Di- 1!MC und*forined New York Girl! who is secretary of the Summit De- The Summit Ilciahi, emphasized nfor mat ion." than ever. More comedy, more llie f rector of Guidance was appointed Coat Co. in July of the same year. Ifense Council spoke before an audi- variety, and more popular iniio-l aet-thnt he wan not a candidate Next Saturday 1111 1( und laut winter a modern elemen- Jle feels that, In view of the present once of about 100 people from Sum- Mr. Tuttle explained that an added qualification was "pre- vutions are in store for thosL e for- ' '' l' ' present tknt»me unand had not uw tary school building which houses world crisis, the donation of a Held i mit and New Providence, vious experience in school administrative work" since the scope tunate tnough to «-r«wd their way: » "T^ially endorsed by any 750 pupilH was completed. Karller Again the time has come for the ro kitchen to aid the war sufferers I It was originally planned Chief into Saint Teresas Auditorium on | " ""• In his administration the program firnt uf the spring exchanges of of the Summit problem was too great to permit an inexperi- () (1 is a lifting way to mark bis twin of Police 11. C. High would deliver Morris avenue tonight or to-: " «>f. (lie founders of the of studlen was reorganized in hoth Plants, roots and bulbs to be held the first of a series of lectures on enced man, no matter how promising, to be considered. morrow nkht. April' 14th audJ . as master of cere-1 — • Ked Croat), President of the Service were being set up throughout the "it for the exchange to ha held in Easlef, festival of the UemiiTec- well knows—is an asset of first importance. It is important not ttioiiies for the first two editions Club, Chairman of the Hoy Scouts State, similar in kind to elsewhere Hie lull. . tion of Christ, was observed in will return to his first love—black- Committee and a Member ot tht> in the United States. The state has only to those who have children and want the best possible Athenaeum Closes The T. I. A., always Interested in Summit Churches yesterday with face comedy; Malt McGowan, fa- Hoard of Directors of the'Amcricaii been grided off into squares about training for them. It is important, also, for the reason that 'lie beautlficatlon of Summit, has jail the joyousness that year utter mous for-his combination of sinfc- Red Cross. eight miles square with a listening iiiR. dancing and dialed humor; llon g recognized that people In thin- year markks thithis holhlyy day ofl the people are attracted to a city, or turn away from it, depending about the center of each Carl Picozzi, 'end-man of a few With Wendt Talk ning out their gafdens and in the Christian Church, for despite the post in upon the quality and reputation of its schools. The business of The person In charge will years buck who recently returned separating of plants have some untoward world conditions the square. Knighfe Templar to qualities of peace und hope remain advise general headquarters of all Summit has a stake in the school system. People without chilT to action in the Madison Minstrel The Athenaeum is closing mi un- •*y oo not need. Accordingly the usually successful season with a lialitt has been inculcated over a jus the outstanding messages of Illghts observed, direction of flight, dren have an interest in it. and proved better than ever; Ui« Hold Annual Inspection inimitable Charlie Lilley. good- final meeting; on Thursday evening, Period of years of bringing these' Easter. number and type of planes, height Mr. Kincaid has been carefully chosen. He comes highly natured, happy-Ko-lucky and well April Kill.-when Dr. Gerald Wendt, Plants, roots and bulbs not needed, At noon Saturday Lent, which be- in air, etc. With a listening post Valiant Conimandery No. LT», every oiftlit miles, the objective of recommended. He was the unanimous choice of the Board of liked by everybody; Sam «Chiek» author, editor, educator, and busi- Knights Templar, stationed in the '» the Garden Exchange BO that Kan {.\>iiruury 26, was brought to 'ncnds and neighbors may find determined Education. youthful jitterbug whose' n«'»g man., will speak on Masonic Hall, corner Kent Place £ (,ose. The forty days, computed the flight etc•• Major -Scat-Singer-' in thej tlu> frontiers of science Dr. boulevard and Springfield avenue, LHOUII> species and give them a new w t Sum ays on tied were "char- hy general headquarters. Major It seems appropriate at this time to express appreciation to debut a* a Jionie without any cost whatsoever, ac 'ri/ed hy special devotions in Wade said such a system had been last edition of the minstrel was Wendt spoke for the Athenaeum will hold Its annual inspection "indfinallv as! s(>'"e three years ugo; and his le<-- 'Jlie whole transaction being one of St Ten-Hu-H Roman Catl.ulir In clTec. in Bngland for over 12 acting Superintendent Bartholomew for his handling_ of his completcomplete success; Thursday with JesV Stout as com- surprise and a happy ture upon that occasion was so de- mander, presiding. >ie many community services car- Church, Calvary Episcopal Church years. interim responsibilities. We know that he lays down this re- a compute lightful that those members who Hfd on by T. I. A. and the Siinnnlr Lutheran churches Legion Tnlics Lead one, we assure you. Carmen »n of the exchanghng e commit - churches in observance of Holy pensive eouipment is needed^all A Statement of His Philosophy of Education, By the. Newly'and'we advise all of his friends not having been born at Davenport, Is work( by Valiant ('oniiutindory. Mi8B Emllle Hill, librarian, Week. necessary is a good pair of eyes and Appointed Superintendent of Summit Schools ' it0 mi** lhv unvellia|! "f tIiis Iowa; but he received his It. A., his . - by Mrs. A*. H. Richardson, Senior Grand Warden, Karl 1). b M ' hd • (iood Friday found many devout ears and possibly a pair of field ! tal M. A. and bis Ph.D. degrees at •Mrs. 'I'lumui h "I liflieve in the dcnuH-r'atic way of life and in those things * " n-,.minu«i „„ r.ic.. r»..i Fogg of the Grand ("ommaiulery, (| 1 ?' T!M assembled in the churches between glasses. The observer observes a Harvard Univerflity; und since his "< y, MTH. Alexander Whyto, Mrs. 11 1 which contribute to ,its continued existence, namely :• free will be the Inspect ing officer. lt VI and •'! o'clock for I he 'I'' ' '' flight and on a regular phone, spe^. graduation very few men have led 'l>h Umont, Mrs. Sftblno Pinelli, dally designated, however, makes Among the expected guests will bn Hours' Devotions that mark the speech, free press and free intellectual inquiry. If each individ- Pupils Have Vacation, ] a more varied life than he. During | Grand Commander George 11. Kiley, John Day and Mr». K. I'. (('itiitimifd on PiiRP Two) I the World War he served as 11 cap- • 1 couimcinoration of the ilcaih of ual is to be permitted the privilege of maximum growth and thej i_ «Anrc pY4rn Wnrk Junior Grand Warden Hyrou <'. Jesus Christ on llie cross ot Cal- opportunity to live most fully, society must ever he on the alert. jailIIOr5* c*irtt "UIK I tain in tlie i-liemicul warfare divi- Lear of the Grunil Encampment of 1 slon of tin- United States Army. Af- vary. Shift Three Summit Men the United States, and William W. "''Kin your digging Itl the Public Churches in every part oT Sum- A thousand years of progress may be wiped* out almost over-! „ . . . vs™^7,7~^Ver for the ter tlie war was over, he .served as night. It is the duty and responsibility of every school man in| nearly i».soo" pupils .-.ttendiim th,- Carmen, of Summit, a pajd grand i-ihiary before you go to work in mit were decorated yesterday with To Camp Wheeler, 0a. a chemist in the ('nited States commander. Harden" Is the slogan of the Muster lilies und other blooms, and a free country not only to stand by, in limes of stress, the] Summit Public Schools. th:it is. un- Itureaii of Mines in Colorado. g Along the visiting eoinmanderle* Already pttasersby and church (choirs as reported in Thurs- Three Summit men were among principles upon which democracy is fuuinled, but to engender in! t!l ni'xl Moi"«a>' »i<""'ii"K ;l' s :|(f He lias devoted years to research day's" liquid HUIIK aiithcins ot the more than 100 selective service work, serving in turn as director expected will b« Lebanon Com- rlHtH ure showing keen Interest youth a love and feeling for it. To this end as superintendent of j w!*^* '!'^' .allll|Ui^, ^hursdiv' noon mandery No. 31 of Montelair who ,"• ••'<> exhibit of the library and the ,„.„,„,. to the Hisen Christ. Sermons soldiers, inducted recently for a of the Hattolle Memorial Institute 1 received the No. 1 rating In the '-A. Garden Exchange commit- by the various Summit ministers, year's traininK, who loft Fort Dlx schools, 1 have tried to keep imnind three avenues of approach. !C(>nies I(, „ close/ in the mi-antim*' for H«»s««aiTh ai Columbus, Ohio,,., nHt by the various Summit _ Mfltt la8t voar JT "Hed this morning In the siihjects-of which were also report-1 Thursday for Camp Wheeler, (la., They are that the currictilulu of the school should be so de-j while the pupils are vacationing. and as director of research for the ' - wiiuluw .. | Herald." l ith{ r al llume u> II1(l!1!!t:iin {)f The Summ t ed in Thursday'd' s HeraldHld, ciiiplmnizcinplmsiz- j w||K ,n> tt|| u.y wilwilll hbe temporariltemporarily asas- veloped.as to make its optimum contribution to the democratic - ' - " <"'*''•' Standard ,011 Company of Indiana. '"nit's a small number of books In values — signed to the infantry replacement , ' l*j' ll... .-....•lo.lfiimi Af tlln hllllll. and for the (ieneral Printing; Ink Ant HUH I-HI-KPNI liriiin [ U-d the thought of NasK ™ window on gardening (there are disciples of Jesus' day and center. The Summit group in- education of youth and that methods of instruction and staff'- Corporation. For a time be was In proportion to ittt size, the anr for the has the largest brain of any livlni; ••"•y. many niore In the library for tiie Christians of this UKO. cludes Kdvvard J. Parfaiido, Mnrlo relationships in so far as possible should be organized along'cleaning and renovating work that president of the Coffee Products llow available), this window has an thing. Favlss to attempt to retain the good from the past, to sort out A KaJTir in one of a Negroid triim Mine. Samer, Dressmaking, »•'- what cloudy 'fSiolon Watch,,, clocks, jewelry repaired. • f "" *« »"«'»!>» »" retain the good trorti the past, to sort out 1M)VJIX)VL.,E SBWIXSEWIN0G MArIIIXMACHINEE storeStore.. ; elate professor at the liiiiversity , cintrilnilio i '< Ijtoaeuteiii, i'M Springfield nve, adv. the best from the new, to move .slowly and not talk toO much. 4m Springfield ave. Su. G-r«3«. adv.1 in .South Africa. 20 Irving PI., Su. 6-274«. the weallM 1 1 (Continued »» .Seven) adv. (Continued on 1'atS - \ "1» ™*jg?&>m!m£mr'~

fffotPAV, APRTt 14, 1941 IGETWO THE SUMMIT HERAtDAlIB StlMMIT R£gP$D, SUMMIT. N. J.* High School Senior to Summit Plans to Hirtttl A? TrttefaAc Civic Research Group The Cast for the K. of C. Minstrel ReVue, Tonight and Tomorrow Night Enter Dartmouth BUNoiirostees i^0^Cilymkia* William MoSYt'ly, IT year old Get Behind the Invitation^ hav«- M-*-:i r'Vtived by; Summit HiKh School senior, wan Ma-ynr * JM-..si'ven at! 1 iiw a freshman next fall had been Summit is making plans to laTh Annuae annual meetinl Meeting of theg BomM Cane.* Brook -("nuEirry Club, Wtd-j ! favorably tinted tipon. He is thej its part lit the $l»,765,O0O iy nesday evening, Aj«r:I 22. .(fittest I I .son of Mr. mid Mrs. W. C. McNeely of Trustees of thi- Summit Il.mtc speaker for tlu- i-v, niag will be j j of Hervlee to soldiers, «allor.i and At Summit for Children Cheeseborough Foun- Professor VV:U?am I»e-j I defense personnel, fundn for wi,M, iu'football and is a'are now being rained in a nati,,,,. dation was held Wednesday «>vo- partnicut j ning, April 9th, 1941. at the Home. feani that! wide campaign, it has been an- nieinber of the track The Board re-elected Ji me school a Summit Jewish Community (Vm,.,-. bert J. Lyall, secretary; and Board of Health House and (irounds Committee. Harry A. Marshall, treasurer. The HpeakhiR for the Army and \;iVy officers togHher with two other Service Department of tbe Jewisii Board members. Chas. H. JaRols To Meet Tonight Welfare Board and Jewish Chaplain and Walter 11. Collins, constitute Teachers Oppose at the Veterans'; Hospital iu Lyons. the entire Hoard of Trustees. President J. Winter Davis of I he The campaign ifi the United States is being carried out by six national After careful examination, the!Board of.H<-alfu i< she auditor's report offered by Treas- (health commissioners wii! Sw able J Senate Bill 152 agencies co-operating as the United Service OrgauiSiatlotis for National nrer Marshall was accepted and Co have their April meeting tonight. ; placed on file. It was reported Failure to get a quorum prt-vonu-d1; The New Jersey Education Asso- Defense, Inc. Details of the cam- tlftit the Building grounds anil the the board from nu't-tios; Ia>t 5!on-j elation of which the Humn.it .paten locally will lie announced at Home equipment w, re in good con- day nisht the reg'jlx'ly > !:'.-JaH-il: Te^ers'-As^uion 1, a ». ^-j "^J " J& ^ ^ dition. l time as I>r. Walter A. iU.-i:n-r anil j her, is strongly opposd »lthe NatIonal Catholic Comnnuu,; The Trustees joined with the >r: Board of Manager-!, of which they.|I>r. John Pedicini were on she >.ickj Senate Bill 152, whiWi would » »-rServlc«. the SalvaUon Army, ihi. are members, wlijcn Hoard consists 'list. • • . •-. •• * ' ».J viu> for transportation' at public, y> w> c A_ tjle Jewish Welfare of eleven..women and six men'. To Limit Piano Prartfce > expense of pupils to non-public j lloan| and the Natlpnal Travelers ! After their meeting. President At iin informal meeting lass Mivn- . schools. It .sincerely trusts that Aid Association. The solicitatW Hood expressed in behalf of the day night, the board members pie- • this bill will not"be. enacted hy the of gifts among individuals of Lug,. Trustees the appreciation of the sent spent au hour hcariag George ; New Jersey Legislature until the means and leading corporations Board to the Board of Managers' F. Chichester, tenant in a'Summit: very fundamental questions which will begin immediately, June -Did for the most excellent way the avenue apartment. Complaint had • it raises have hgen thoroughly dis- has been set as the date for open- women carry on the direct manage- been made over a period of time! Yes, let's meet tonight or tomorrow night at the third annual K. of C. minstrel revue in St. Teresa's auditorium, It'* cussed and understood by the pub- ing the general campaign to".solicit ment.of the Home." against. hU wife for "constant lic,., ' . nil citizens. In order that the Trustees might piano practice." and the case had date. For further details, read the front page of this paper. • The fundamental issue is whether The agencies are planning ser- become T>etter acquainted with the progressed so far Ehat tbe Chiches-; public taxes shall he used to aid vice club facilities In 33!) places children and Home Personal, they ter's had been served with a sum-! any school, whether private or re- adjacent to camps, naval station;! met at tt.IiO o'clock at the Home and motiH to appear in court. , ] Summit Boy Enjoys D. A. R. Members at ligious, that is not wholly controll- and defense centers throughout the Had their supper then, each Trus- Collins Chosen Mr. Chiehesttr explained that his Summit Men Attend Life at Fort Br^agg Washington Meeting ed by the public, not open equally United Stales and Its overseas tao dining at the regular chil- wife did not want to aanoy teaanis 9 to all children, and not completely bases. The Government will pro- dren's table. It was a very happy in the apartment. Compromise was free from any particular social or vide bulldinRB,. it waa explained, occasion for the regular meal wag agreed upon whereby she will not Bankers Banquet Roland Hyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Fiftieth Continental Con- For Road Post religious..indoctrination of the .type served and enjoyed by all. gress of the National Society and the U. S. O. will provide fundn play more than five hoars a. day, J. S. Hyde of 29 Euclid avenue, which is' forbidden to the public for their operation and the accom- and that her stale or te<'!inique Presiding at the annual banquet who was'inducted into array serv- Daughters of the American Revo- Appoinment of Roi C. Collins, schools. lution, will be held in Washington, panying program of welfare, edu- ATTESTIOS <;ARI>i;X -LOVKRS practice shall be consfdeirabSy car- of the Elizabeth Chapter, Inc. of ice January 21, is returning to duty Westflekl, as auperlvsor of roads, This bill means tax support for cation and religious activities. tailed. Mr. C'hkhest>-r agreed that the American Institute of Banking this afternoon at Port Bragg, S. C., April I4th to the 19th. Members and George P. Rich, Elizabeth, as private schools. In the face of this question the teachers are less con- Initial gifts to the United'Service The Garden Exchange of the his wife would keep within the held Sautrday night at the Eliza- after spending the Easter week-end of the Beacon Fire Chapetr who county engineer, was agreed upon Organizations for National De- bounds of reason. will attend are: Mrs. Charles W. cerned with the loose drawing of Town' Improvement Association beth Carteret Hotel in Elizabeth with his parents. He is making the by the Board of Freeholders Thurs- fense, Inc., it was explained, should Tlie complaint had been fisadc- by Keckler, regent; Mrs. George W. tho bill—under which pupils in ex- will hold its first exchange of was its president, FranH B..Jeckel, return trip by automobile with Mil- day. he sent to its offices In the '" Stephen W. Kent, ar.ather j.-aant in ton Waterhouse, vice-regent; Mrs. clusive private schools might make pk plants on Saturday, April li)th, at of the Summit Trust Co. Guest N'appen of Short Hills. absurd "transportation claims-and! State Building in New To . City. the apartment. Richard L. Corby, Mrs. Harry A. Collins, now county engineer, a the Free Public Library from 10 I speaker was Assistant Professor (Jaining 16 pounds in weight post he has held since his prede- with the costs of the hill-whleh I Preliminary plans, for the build- •a. m. to 1 p. m. Bring your surplus since his induction, Hyde says he is Marshall, Mrs. Joseph E. Pryor, cessor, the late Jacob L. Bauer, ings which the U. S. O. member i M. J. Urines of Rutgers University. Mrs. Vere L. Bahring and Miss are far greateg r than its suponsors plants—they will find a place in very happy in his .service duties went to the State Highway Depart- agencies will operate provide for a Summit Boy Elected ; Among those at the speakers' Mildred Y. Waterhouse will be a state, than with this question of tax someone's garden and you may find where he is assigned to the 9th ment, will succeed Herman Kling, i support. central entertainment hall, seating just what you want for your own Vice=Pres. of Fraternity , table were President Lawrence J. page at the congress. of Plainfield, who died recently in J The argument that non-public 500, reading and game rooms, lunch Macdregor of Ihe Union,'somerset-1 Reconnaissance Troop with special counters, lockers, showers andgen- garden. All are invted and plants Middlesex Rankers Association, and | dutieB ln attending, radio school. Bonnie Burn. Rich now is assist- j .schools save the taxpayers' money will be given out as loii£ a.s sup- Alfred K. Formiehella of Summit art county engineer. land that It is economical to iiid ! pral service club facilities. also of the Summit Trust Co., to- ' The agencies, It wan .explained, plies last. Tiie next garden ex- h.is been elected vice-pres:«!e:n of st-ther with Krnest P. Patten, vice- The freeholders, Director Wil- j them implies say the teachers that Mn chapter of Phi Epsilon Kappa K. of C Minstrels Ham I. McMane, of Summit, indi- we should encourage and aid all. are also planning to use their ex- change will be on May 21th, the president of the Sijnnnit Trust Co. isting facilities to the fullest pos- name place and time. fraternity at Ithaca Colics*-. Mr. Four Masons Will OR ted, have not decided on a suc- groups to found their own school Others in attendance at the ban- systems. This is obviously unwise, sible extent in serving soldiers ami Korniieh.etla. former treasurer <»f quet included William Baker, Paul cnHor to Rich and the position the group, wa-s hunoreil as thv «-]'.r- Revue—This Week temporarily will be vacant. they add and would mean that the sailors, and also workers in detviiac tiou.s held recently at srlsirh time Cannon and (ieorpe Musson, all of Get SOYear Medals Although the posts of county cn- public schools'would again become industries. the officers fur the coming school ihe Summit Trust Co. personnel. (Continued from Page One) giieer ,ui(l road supervisor hereto- the "pauper schools," rather than The program of tho ugenci'S. it Boy Scouts year were, "st'lertt.-fj. (Continued from I'aeo One) The entire proceeds of this fo:e have carried the same salary, the cornerstone of American was explained, is designed to iw'-t 1'hi Kp.siUm Kappa, i.-? a sidTiw.il $7.DIM), the transfer is regarded as democracy, needs of serving soldiers, sailors Camp Wawayanda to BurllnR, J. F. Chamberlain, G. W. venture will go to the Mt. Carmel physical education fra"vr:i:ty with Guild, welfare organization of St. an advancement for Collins as it Such an argument further say and defense workers over ami Troop No. 68 Open Season in June Chamberlain, Robert T. Arnold, Teresa's €hurch. Tickets, which entails, greater security through the teachers also raises the ques- above what local communities aiv alumni affihares. Mu (. h.ij.n-r is <>:]•• William 10. Jenings, and F. U. are being sold by members of the tenure and veterans' legislation. tion of how much support o* non- already'doing and are expected t" The boys'of this troop are finite of the oldest ni'Tnlv.-s -= \>i "b<- na- Camp Wawayanda will open its Taylor. Rich is assured of a liberal increase public schools is tM-i>ii(>i)iicT.il ••''and continue to do. I cast and committee, are fifty cents active. They plan a ('amp Jamboree tional organization. ll!*31 season on June 29th. Plans A. A. Randolph, who at that tinu apiece; they may be obtained at in salary when he accepts the desirable—free iniiis|r.>rt.atinn, free at (Jlen Gardner on May .:trd and Fonnicliella, a jitisi-sr ::» t'.i- de- to make the 1JM1 season one of j was constructing a new building on Muldowney's Market, 102 Spring- i greater responsibility of" chief of ^textbooks," State-built buildings, -jnittec Marie Kerunu and K' mi'' •Itli. This will lie a Father and Son partment of physict! vslfS; :i.r.»»!i at ih>- most outstanding in the history i M«il»l<-" street, agreed to fit up the field avenue., and anyone, purchas- 'his department. teachers' s;il;iries, The granting of : 'llidgeway were designate:! t > wink Ulrica- Co!U-e. i.s f.S- - »:s «»f Mr. ing a ticket, will be. assured of a The threat of turmoil within Ihe free trans|>:iiia;ion has been fol- 'at the Relief Center this \vi«ek. affair. / , and. John B. F-trriiirh-'Iu ..<* l><~ Or- of. ihe camp are already under way.' tliirrt floor as a lodge room if the lowed in .some states by the re- 1 first-rate evening's entertainment, board, obvious for a time, appeared ] Scout Leader Miss .M.irjoMe This coming Saturday, April l'.ith. i-hard stive :- \v. Surr.'r;:". H..-. ]»:••.- La:-t year, slome thirty-live hoys at- (Masons would organize. This it quest'for free textbooks and other r was leHfe.v one Summit young man acting as! timeverey forwarweek dwit mt-otingh J. F. sChainherlai were heldn Among .the soloists for the show Alfred C. Hrooks, of Railway, who The State already gives private sional instructions. New Providence Township for all a Junior Counsellor. Thomas Hray, j are: Mrs. Mildred Shea and the had declared his own ambition for schools some assistance, by grant- i old papers. acting as chairman and Hodenpyl I'lidec the direction of Mrs. Kd- local resident and former Wuwa- Misses Mae liirofka, Dorothy Smith, the supervisorsliip, participated. ing them exemption from taxation; win H. Thomson, assistant. 1<- nl<-r. Tiio P.-T. A. of Columbia School yaml.i camper and counsellor, will as secretary. a similar exemption is given re- School of Nursing Origin of Name "Overlook" Teresa Ryan and Hetty Luciano; Director McMane, Freeholder the troop is taking art tramum. Herkeley Heights, our sponsor, a*-; as Summit chairman Miis "year. ligious institutions of all dcirnni-, The name "Overlook" was de- also the Messrs. Hob Reynolds, Charles L. llauer, Jr., chairman of Last week, they made.very afra<-- Kiive hot lunches at school one day The regular monthly mwin; of Camp Wawayanda is the State nations. It is generally ngccvl cided upon by the commuting Francis Funcheon, James Dennian tlii! road committee, and several tive spring bonk marks for the li- li.! nu;.i- anil ' a week for the past three weeks the Overlook IIosr>i;tt| ;S<"?a,>.>l uf Y. M. C. A. ramp and is under the that this is as far :M the State . brethren since in leaving Summit and .James Honnell, who will also others indicated that they were brary. I In- ln.ijloi '»l and raised nearly $50.(Mi which will Xursini; Committee will he heM at leadership of John Lcdlic, niein- should gtk ... ' • i each morning on (heir way to -New preside as. master of ceremonies content with the decision on Col- The Hill City Coal & Lumber ('•), in' II;II| at tilt he used toward uuvxiiasing new 4 o'clock tomorrow aftensixin in htr..of the State Y. M. C. A. .staff for the evening. lins and Rich. Sihce the bill would mainly hru- | illi i tjtit- "i)u\VI York and upon their return in the oflt the religious schools of the! have donated a large bulletin bivinl suits anil c(nii|mu!H In 1!. wrle.y > Tin- camp has had a history of fifty I vocalist^ .a series of sketches, ex- State, which enroll more than nine- | (l.inl. u" by V.U the eastern end of the town was ty per cent, of the pupils attendin;; ; room at Calvary Church; y. ;irs of progress. Starting as a' the last landmark to disappear in hibition dances and instrumental Nine Alarms in Three The planned over night hike t" "(l.iiili'liini; w small camp it has grown to a rump i selections will be presented non-public schools, it will In- diffl- ! " I l,r Story the morning and the first to re- Days for Brush Fires cult also argue the teiicher.no have! Surprise Lake was postponed be- of .'no buys: from a group of touts I appear-upon their return home. throughout the performance. Amonj; cause (if rain. \\ii;..M: -Itosi to (MIC of the best equipped rumps | the artists in this hitter group are: such discussion without charges of, ' iii,.!-'1 by Mi-1 in 1 lit- .-fate. Nearly every interest. I The twelve "charter members" of Nine brush fires kept the Sum- intolerance and prejudice. That j Overlook who signed he petition Tho Mansllelds, delineators of the M. t." hy M:trj< which a boy' mi tilt t have can he j mit Fire Department busy on Good difficulty must be faced by tlie '•' :i:|ili'ti- Card for a dispensation from the (Irand Modern Tango; Vincent Murphy, t-aiisiU'd through the cani]), inrliid-' Friday, Saturday and Today. On public and the Legislature because iiii.il Kuck Ga Lodge of New Jersey were George accordionist; Havard Hedges, tap in;:'sail boating, horseback riding,) Friday Union ilose Co. answered of the importance of the principles k W., lirown, Hurling, Messrs. Cham- dancers and Dewey Woodward, S V II" lit «-.l 4M1 tl» rill" shooting, archery, crafts, and j noted impersonator. alarms for such fires at 10::',7 a. m. involved. Those principles should lt""K ni OllUlt* berlain, K. U. Clark, N. S. Haston, at 271 Kent. Place boulevard and at apply equally lo all hfni-public Nat'l. George Hodenpyl, Chas. Hoyt The members of the Glee Club, 'I'lii'Mias. Jr.; Information' regarding the ('amp whose song arrangements' and •1:26 p. in. at 26 Sunset drive. At schools, and to any srh():>] main- \|\ ilanlen" b] Jennings, A. M. Jones and \V. A. L. 2:!>fi p. m. on the .same day Chemi- tained by any (lcnoniii)ation what- is tli name uf Mother X:itui Urn!..i' liy W may be .«"cured from Thomas Kray Ost rander. tuneful background for the solo- -iin Spring ::'>0 d>ep in s^liil i• •''! SPRINGTIME or Hill Howes of the Y. M. C. A. ists are ever a pleasure, consist cal Engine Co. responded to similar soever. l id (liven Avenue and Slump.k I'.iu!- (Jard^; The first officers of the lodge alarm at Canoe ISrook. On Satur M.Klisun, X, .1. Krom it i- '!• "'Sf»rtriLT in th staff. were: Hoyt, master; Ostrander, of the following: the Misses Marie T and Jane Maniiion, Mary Raskow- day at 11:38 a. m. Hose Co. No. 2 Mini-r.-il \V;it the lil! 20% OFF FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS Has Note of Joy Overlook Lodge was without a dc- Ai-e "you deficient in Minerals; "--' Paly and Hetty Keating; also Hose Co. answered an alarm for K - • (C\u:tinii!'il.lmui. 1 B .Oll.->. meeting place; Invitations were fenso effort, CirI Scout Troop No. from ArtliritiiH or Illieiniiiit i.sm'V! '* *" Messrs., Kdward Trengrove, James the corner of Chime HVfiok parkway ;i |»ml cif this v.ilualile wiiter each '' '> Beginning-of-season offer — 20'. belt**.' our usual then received from .Madison Lodge, 1, have, organized i committee to 1 Kaster paraders. Intermittent sun- Dennian, Fred Fleming, Charles and Woodland avenue. for a iiioMth uml then see Jmw nni' " prices. No.•!>.'{ of Madison and Century assist in the work in the 'Refugee lietti'i- ynu lei'l ! shine fell upon what is. considered Lodge, No. 100. of South Orange, to Carlson Jack Fitzgerald, Ken Cox. This morning a large brush fire Relief Center. '.Marjorie Sanip.rm at 214 Kent Place- boulevard re- I ll. i: KKKlio <:o. NOW is the time to have your RUGS expertly ex- one of the fines"!' displays fif Kits er meet, in their rooms until arrange- John Fitzpatriek, Kdward Dooley, was elected chairman (if the eoni- 1(10 hiii(ts Ittmil ^Imllsmi, V •'• clothing in a decade. Clothing sales, ments could be made preparatory Francis Funcheon, Richard Micone. (liill'Wr'The services -of Che'mie'al Miii.il; or i;n amined and reconditioned by our native workmen. David Romeo and John Forte. Engine Co. and Union Hose Co. |II'WITH, and t> like all spring buying, has set a to. obtaining a new meeting place. 1 record in Summit, stores'. Closely following this alarm, one I '.': iinnately e . Only careful, SAFE cleaning can bring out a Rug's The South Orange offer was ac- itv ; The floral outlook was particu- cepted. was sounded for lL'S Cnnoe Brook ' »'¥inirc« original beauty and add to the life of your rugs. larly good. Judged by yesterday's Pierson Landmark Gets parkway which' wan answered by INTRODUCTORY SALE ^'i- i a coursi On September 10th, INS!), negoti- I;I •' !u the- IH1 The house of BEDROSIAN has earned its reputation observations, artificial blooms have ations were I entered Into to lease Hose Co. No. 2. SLIP COVERS (l conic into their own again a.s an Brand New Paint Coat 'ii injury of for SAFE and thorough cleaning by giving individual and the third floor of the Taylor liuild- Place orders for future delivery ac,css(}i y of women's hats. Because ing (now the Feibiish Ituildiug, the meticulous care to every floor covering entrusted to us. Hauler ijvas late this year, real Iiow- Wonderful things are happening now a.s price of fabrics will in third floor of which is used by the on Union place-in the office of creaao in May. ors wert/at their best. Florists re- I. O. O. F.) then under construction Major Wade Explains Curtains, Draperies and Upholstered ported'lio forcing of buds was ne- at the corner of Maple street and Eugene C. Pierson, to be exact. The 8-riece Set cessary. Springfield avenue for use as the number is 05. Painters recently be- Furniture Expertly Dry Clealfed An Fabler Shade new. lodge room. The first meet- gan taking off what paint remained Air Defense Plans • $32.50 up on the building preparatory to a SPECIAL PRICES A new Kaster shade -khaki —was' ing of tho lodge, was held there (Continued In,MI l':i(>c One) Call Summit 6-0500 prominent here. The influx of Am- March 11, lS'K). Until April 1, 1900, rejuvenation job that w'ill put the ON UPHOLSTERY erica's new soldiers, on holiday the lodge continued to meet there place in a class by itself. History a report, it being estimated a report, leave to their Summit homes, began until it moved to Dr. William H. does not tell us when the building can be put through to headquarters Friday, and hy yesterday even the Lawrence's new building at the was last painted, but it wns snne in less than 12 seconds. The Am- HOME SERVICE le.iM defense-minded citizen had an corner of Springfield and Wood- years ago. The scraping part of erican Legion has hec-n. designated, UPHOLSTERY CO. BEDROSIAN'S idea'of what uniforms were being land avenues. On May 5, 1(120, the the job was rather light, iu view of by Army Officials to man these lis- worn this season. lodge took action approving the tening nosts and trials will soon (3") years' experience) the f(lf.t ,„.„ 1 1 BROADLOOM T? T T (TZ Q ORIENTALS purchase ot Howard Hall (now the lake place under the direction of • Morris Avenue, SprlnBrli* '' New Providence Twp. .Joseph Caeser. Chairman Airpost Tel. Millluirn I CARPETING DOMESTICS eyes when they saw the painters Warn ing Committee, of the Summit, 21 Beechwood Road, Summit, N. J, To Get New Industry was dedicated June ,'Jrd, 11(20, from roll up to the door in a truck and post for applicants for the work, which Mine Overlook Lodge as well begin taking off ladders. which will be voluntary. A four as Overlook Chapter, Valiant Com- A new industry for .New Provi- Mr. Pierson looked astonished day test wijl be made by the army mandery and Overlook Chapter during the middle of May when'-Hi dence Township 'was assured O. K. S. have continued to meet and up the street a business man Thursday night when Mayor Anton wanted to know what it was all observers will be on duly", each ser- DECIDE NOW TO INSTALL c. Swenson and the township com- regularly there. about.. It did not take him lung, to ving a couple of hours per day. I'nder regular conditions a man niiitee authorized Hulldlng Inspec- find out. 1 tor Salvatore DelLuea to issue a Considering Harry Hopkins' debt Tlie original paint.-or at le:isl who can carry on his regular du- DELCO AUTOMATIC HEAT lo the Chicago sewer commissioner, j permit for a pharmaceutical proT the -last time the building was ties and'iilso observe, is bent suited duvts plant. he ought to report on London's nn-i painted^ the color was green \ for th<; work No Money Down The permit w.is issued to Aug- dergrouiid facilities. Indianapolis Inside the office Mr. Pierson will ustus J. Klein, who said the plant News. continue to use his olfl-f;iHhlonei| The local. listening station has 3 Years to Pay! v ill l«e located on a site bounded coal stove, which, while not n,f up- been selected, (subject to approval hy Summit avenue. Meridian St., In line with the standard movie to-date as sttvim heat, still answer- by the Army. Anyone wishing to First payment Oct. 1st. and the I'.tss.iic River. It will be serial plot, after Murgenthau has nil requirements, even tlniiis;it co:il enlist for this work, both men and operated under the name of the filed that Fort Knox cache with gas occasionally brings :'forth a women, are urged to get'in 'touch DELCO OIL BURNER Ilcrkeley Chemical Co. gold, he must mislay tin* plans.— cough or two. wlih Mr. Caeser. A short course Klein • x.iId work on the building Detroit News. I •' Mr. Pierson has not gone "high- Mi' instruction will be given appli- SI95.00 up will :*«>( under way in>>nedintely. He hat" even though the building han. cants. • assured the township committee For the pedestrian the question Local Commander Arthur l'tMH ELECTRIC CLOCK Thermostat Free to April 15th. SIEGEL'S there would hi> no hazards to work- i.-; not whether the automobile is The Soviets announce they are officiated at the meeting, Introduc- ers or the nearby property when • here to stay but whether he can ready for any border violation. Ks- ing Major Wade, llc'reported that Phone Summit 6-3133 STATIONERY the plant, starts operatiotiK. stay here with It.- Memphis Com- pcclally If It IH a violation of some an official furlough had been given The committee is following; a mercial Appeal. other country's border*. by the unit to Captain John Leav- ;v!ii v of investigating all indus- Mussolini reminds us of tbc 1>;<<1 ens, who has been in charge, due FRANK HAMMOND, INC. 1r----. since Ihe Woodbridt'.e explo- An ad In the Classified CMlnmnn little boy who is wail hit'.' frantically lo Mr. Leavens beiii"; called for 753 Springfield Ave. Summit. N. 'ii. brings result^. for his big brother. regular duty, iONUAV, IM1 THE SUMMIT HERALD Service Board Head er SUMMIT HIGH PRESIDENT 19^42 School Three Children Share ReCOfdS 3t CI|l3 Cl|. iOh say can you <'-I-O State Scholarships M .M.irv l>. l.>oni< Siilldhl! 1 *'Hy iiw dawkjs early strike i * s iill'lit , Wll't llli'tl M.u ll 1 jell • What we ioudly condemned Tells af Ncei tor For H. S. Graduates Calendar Adopted hi i t-.l; ite In three i in!.li n, (Hi illti Subpoenaed as I .1 ; In tSif twilight V last gleaming •h,- will fried for |«!•olm; 'I"!II ! 1"il.l> pickets witii threat*"' \. _ ___. Wit! 1 hi' ari a; : .>i--.!it.- Ulto. T I June graduate* ul f Summit High A matter of ronumnuiy wu'w in- i S tiae i;att-s through ii !• Widens Nazi Inquiry h,ill Medical Officers which (School wishing to apply for the 210 terest was the udoption Tu«-,sda\ Sl.'l ;ll«-ll M.". VI 1ila.-K .ail workers Suii! MM; ; -KI:Ii S IE , Kli Z.Iiiietl Illl A 11 j Siuti! Scholarships awarded an- 'night by the Hoard-o! Edu>-aiiuu 1 i „ War Department is iu ne*d l'i \iili, • (\>• i! 11•\ , !•' : 11 i' nual ly to enteritis freshmen at jo' the 1911-iaiL' Sihoul iiihiui.tr to a I.I! \\,-.< 'I'he .-.ope of -the Federal Their fires bright red glare. !..,.: nil :IV..-1I1.I . New ark. r m,-.iiciil oBkera and rowequeiu- j Itutgei-H University were urged to- j wit: I,_'...:ion of an alleged Gentian.con- ,i ,1, sires to commbwioft duly Tlit-ir bombs bursting in air iSeptember 17 days trol wliitii is ie.itruining pr,CHln<;t|pn * iit.il physicians and surgeon.-* Uav« prtxif through the light |duy by Dr. Fraser Metssfcer, Demi of 11 j Men, to file their applications well Schools opfii on Monday, ilic laid uade in this country in driigji 'V|.,' Medical Corps Reserve for That our cops wen- still ther the Sth. ;| '^ume a^lve duty of oiw j«r. Oh say does law and order I before the May 1st deadline. (ieneral Pershing anil i lieinical needs was Indicate^' tri- 'October j:i days ,!„. .iuiatipu a» it wm brought uiuphauily wave •'/' i "Two hundred and ten awards Friday whuii It was learned, tuht tUe v jure available, for freshmen enter- 1 November is days K.iuK, and iriunls uf the (!iba XJoDl- '" 'il,.. attention of The Susmni! OVr the land of the free Single Session Klectiou l>ay. " , j,| on Saturday l»y Chairman Au«J the home of the brave. j lug in September," he. mated. "The Commends Total I .HIv of Siimtnil together wltli six j scholarships are valued at from the 4th. Schools CI.OMI' W it 11 a o!ht-r corporations iu New Jersey ,'• Bernard of Selective Service STEPHKX W. KENT. single session on the WVil- $800 to $1,400 and cover tuition and and New York have now becirsub- . ,,,l No 1 serving SuramU. Xe* Summit, K. J all major fees at the New Jersey nosday hefore '' Thuiiksgiyiag :,')';, ce Borwtigb auii Township. Defense Plan pociiucd ami that liifonnatloii is i;i!!ll | College for Women, the College of mid reopen on t lu- .Momlny 1 ' • sought l>y iu vest igators on tmnsflq- Chaiiuia pg or Liberty" by j l*bunnu< y at Newark, and the after Thanksgiving (THanUs- i - :~ ~ j men's colleges iif New Brunswick. I giving cither Nov. :'o or-27th. I A HI lvaniliued •total defense" tions t.hesi- linns have had with lftO fur Selective i At the present time more than 800 I December K days plan, fajr every American endorsed domestic and foreign business or- in I he local buard, Council for Democracy : men und* women in the State Schools close with a single j by General Juhu J. 1'iisliiim will Kanizaiions. iU.'Ulns or surgeons who are X'jud American authors, editors!'1110 "'Joying tn« benefits of these; session on Tuesday, tlir I'ltrd i lie out tomorrow on newsstands n-.;,.s of approve*! Kittlical Appended to each subpoena waa ational ;.« ilay-< them an insight into the prob- No examinations are required on ; ill the coVI's of a X'-pa.^e. ciilorlul, cru ,m. l'reir.h. Cerman, Italian and ational liril.le to be license*! ! Schools rt'opi'ii on Monday, ais of American democracy subject matter but candidates ^are j cartoon-illustrated book failed Latin Aiueriian iliun. dye and cain- medicine-'» * Stated ibe interviewed t-aeh week by required to take a scholastic apti- j January 5th. chemical organizations whose huBi- lounccd at he interested to apply to the February • ll:IV;i "You Can Defend Anieriea." l.vad- may Si out, mysU-ry story author, in a tude test which will be held in ness deals, coiiiieitions and trans* , Area Surgeon, at Il«|daaar- new radio series .beginning next three centers in the Slate on Sat- Schools dost cm Friday. the ers of Labor and Management have' actions with the companies under -v<< in il Corps Area, Cqwraors •Tliurxiay. April 17th. Titled urday morning! May -loth; at the !. 20th for the mid-winter vu- i aiiiainied it as a practical pruKram subpoena are the subject of scru- ",l New Vork, for reserve c-osn- ;""S|»t-akins of Liberty," the program College of Pharmacy, Newark, j cation. towards national unity am! the tio- tiny The list read like an almanac ! days .i^.ion- iiini mthee MedicaMWIK.*l. Corp.*-».K--*- -sin bhee sponsored bvy thee Council i VinelanvlneluluJd lllBHig"h Sc'ioolSchool,, . VinVinelande and,, i i March liitiuii of industrial strife Iu>h4inj{' o: the industry, including such ! Schools ri'open-dii .Moiulay the' •••rlu. i,)i:sii board Has.btwalikstru«.-:jF(tr iM]1(K.ra(.y al)(] wjll ',„.',lear<11 and the Uutgt?r.s gymnasium.' The up the national defenne eii'orr,. The names as 1. C t-'arlienilidiistrio, A. Bchola Kl| H I 2nd. •. Itll ,1);,t it is particularly Ut-sir-;m.er WKAKarid the NIK" red net ' IP "»'« awarded on a 1 C, the great Cennan dye trust; tho eom )etilive asi8 I April . . in days li 1ST printing is one million-conies, .,!,. t,, avoid inducting men *'««*: wor|j from 0-30 to <>• 45 I* M' FST l » > including the' Dow Chemical Company. H. I. du followl K t>rlu ria: I. Schools close with a single I Tile veteran general of the United ;,,„• l|lUlify- for *ucli fomm«si(.n«_ First <»f the Kue«t writers will he I " ' character,- in-! Kuth Hit'hlcr, recently elected of Summit Pont de Nemours 4 Co.. the Ameri- teIk etllal al)ilit "• session Thursday, April -tut lor i States Annies who led the.A: 10. F. I ,iuis be made available for imiBi-far- *Viirl l VaVann I)omiDoren'-. Pulitzer Prize win- ' >'- evidence oof lead-lead-1 ;h Sdv»ol (ienetal Organization. i • • can Cyunrinid »<• Chemical Company, 'Kaster week-end tKiisicr is overseas during the last war hasImperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., il.(|iate active^ duty in their pro- ilMT for hig aut'(>WoKral)hy of Beu. ei-Hhlp, scholastic attainment in high or preparatory school and the April Still \ turned a snotlgibi on the need for and others of like character. tt,SsiitiiiU field." jjamin Franklin. Sir. Van Doren vens & Hopns and returned to his Schools close Friday, the ITtii wlK M result of the aptitude test. I civilian action to strengthen the na- Justice officials stressed the point llujliirlir Sawing TM* „ mifhi ' ' forthcoming book Is a life Complete Information, with ap- old firm of Cornwall & Stevens. for the spring vacation. SHionls tion's inner lines of defense, lie iliat no Inference of wrong-doing Obituary Mr. Stevens, whose home was reopen on Monday April 27th. The h)'-ul aemce In wminon mith^ lu.^in Arnol(j wjjl d ^ plication blanks, may he secured lias broken precedent to write a can be drawn from this listing of near Ainherst; Va.. recently had May • . 21 days vii-,. ,,heagencier News Jersewill operaty Selective one &tr- :hinh of deni(K.ri,li{, ,)rilic|pleg at through Albert J. Bartholomew, loiielui foi'ewanl to this hook, urg- Dames sin'e all linns buying and the principal of the local high been slaying in Florida and forJun- e .15 days liSh'i savins time at - the time of the American Revolu- merly resided here. ing every American to read il and selling drugs and chemicals in La- school, Dean Metzger explained, or Frederick K. Nixon lind his piirti"in the home, in in- tin America and engaged in any , „,, on Sunday, tion, and parallels between the Ile- He leaves a widow, Mrs.' Jost'- LSI day 4 vo3utjoi»ary period and the present. candidates may coflununciute di- dustry, iii every .walk of life." transaction with the subpoenaed rectly with him. Frederifk KIIIK Nixon, a S. Stevens; three daughiers. SCIIOOIK clost; oti Friday .Inlie I'i cnrpuratioiis .ue^ included. \ Other guestH scheduled to btt In- known, resident of,Sununil during |,Mrs. Harlmra Stevens of Virginia, With characteristic vigor ami di- by Mr. Stout in the issue-H rectness General • I'er.sbing writes: ;( itrucn'd r'or^lgii Trade faring .dfiiiocracy • today include: part if'the first quarter of'the cen- "Mrs" . '[i-M()rKe \V. Merck', Jr., of Or- v Plan Flowers Fadiman, Herbert Agar, Kd- tury, died suddenly on Thursday N. J., and Mrs. Williani B. Public Schools'March "This little hook is aptly tilled 'Yniiji The l-'ederal imiuiry is in charge Taylor, Louis Adamic, John Two School Rezo&iflg I evening at his homo in the Hudson Peale, of Summit; a son, Lei^hton Can Defend. America.' Nu patriotic of lulw.utl I'. lloilKes. Special AH- •r, and Archibald MacLelHh, View Hardens apartments house in ill. Stevens of llornardsville, N. J.,Attendance Report cili/en ean read it willuiiil li-i'liiir sisiniit to the Attoriiey-Cieneral, and For Britain | "SiM-aidnK of Liberty" is Mr. New York. Living in Summit a3 a 'and two sisters. Mrs. Edith Stevons ils inspiration. .None < ;m fail fully other., lawyers assigned to the war Slum's Ii rat venture into radio! Plans Approved Sy young man, he was for a time em- Parsons of New York, and Mrs. As reported to the Hoard of to indorse' its ultimate objecive I industries staff of Assistant Attor- "liuv flower seeds for an Easier with a program of his own. Well] ployed with, the late George V. Theodora Stevens Lea of Virginia. Education, Tuesduy night by Act-the preservation of (iur prt'cious"' nev-lieneral Thurinan Arnold. heiit." is tht slogan of the British heritage. It invokes tile principles i prt-i known for his luxuriant beard and i Muchinore in his lumber business. A funeral service was held at 4 ing Superintendent of Sc.hoolu Al- As explained yesterday, the iij- Society. Inc., at its tor his Xero Wolfe and Tecumseh J Too, he was while a resident of this p. in. on Sunday in the Protestant of good citizenship .mil ihe spirit N'estigntorit liavi- evidence showing War 1 Joint Parent Groups bert J. liaithololliew, the attend: : in IU:et h»omi rwad. Fox mysteries;'In ' has, however, city a member of the First Baptist Episcopal Church of the Ascension, of 'Tti uinl '17 in this new emerged- that (iiTin.in indiistriiil groups, pos- 'Ihroiuh. the"' generosity f*t %U*.'iK-t-n a frequent Client on "lnforma- Church. At the time of his death .Klfth avenue and Tenth street. ance report for March follows: cy confronting our gnat democ- sessed of valuable patents and man- Itui'liii' Seed Co. as a meutorum to *i-<:j Please". • I Proposal number 3 before the he was vice-president and gen- Knn.l In AH.IHI. racy. How each ii( us run''do his ufacturing processes, used these Board of Education for the better l:i|'i i:« tl part in the home, in industry, in il,i- Scottish purents of the pro- eral sales manager of the Hiver- Si-niur Tin prior lo I'.>[','.< to license affiliates distribution of pupils in the Sum- every walk of life is" indicated iiii''!ors, an assortment of set-«!.> of side and Dan Kiver Cotton Mills Centnil .1 in i ii' r i.-iul Ann-ricaii nianiifactnrers under Hi'- 1. finest flowers (value ii *•'» mit schools so as to increase the Company of New Vork and Dan-Summit Woman nil clearly and forcefully.--I commend terms 'which pieveiilt.'d thesu do- l>upil load of the Edi.son Junior its lue.-:sar,e to every American." !i,r\e lii<-n mitde availabtt- f«»r ?su!-- Hearing Postponed ville, Va. y mestic organizations from engaging High School from its present 190 .ll'fTtTNoll ITl :,i .• I im. 1 Mr. Nixon was born in Valley "You Can Defend America" was in an export trade. 11 i'd lust Monday night', at a joint \V:ishiiiKt<> ihe further slogan. "I*!.:!. Farnum, County Sli^o, Ireland, the Sharesin N. V, Estate prepared by citizen volunteers n-:, • Hy routining the American pro- fur Britain that ln-r ^ard-••->- meeting of the Jefferson and; son of Dr. Henry King Nixon and a 11al tonal service, in collulitiralion On $5,000,000 Will llosevt'lt Schools" P.-T. A.'H and \ Kraiiklin duction to the United States the ;l,l'. '>o11> furi-ver." it is ptin:* J Helen Dalryinple Nixon. He was Mrs. Salome Klopstoek of 98 Hamilton with Army and Navy officials and (icriiKiii producers were able to cor- dial ih>' entire net pr.»*«rri>«. liuv Th? St,Ti»)!!,iHHi vstiie.of Ambrose K. aider this problem. served' in England as a $l-a-yeur ri .-111;i?.;t• ;ittcii(l. other groups are sending copies tf> ade shut off deliveries from Ger- > ! ' Vjiidvri>oel. Summit bachelor, were If this proposal were put in op-i 0 York, whose property was .---.'I-tlliellt ni iifM'ds lit) lU(S«> \Vs!,j- man - by appointment of President] ' l'.ilo : !ii;r.ii;i. IV 11 : . 1"S •their nteinliersliips. Heaiialile in 1^ many proper and changes were •Jefvn-Ml Thursday until next Fri- (TutUm, the Edison School would appraised Thursday by-the New !:i.- \l;t I i»(i!il. Heavenly B?U«- >. .:- Wilson with the United States War The lower ptircentuge of alteliif- minutes, the hook in being solil for made in contracts and agreements day l>y Judge Edward A. McGrath. house all seventh and eighth grade York State Transfer Department. 1 !i"-;i. <;litt* r.- Larkspur. Tuli U;:s:»" Industries Hoard and the United ance for the month of. .March, 1!>-II Id cents on the newsstand.) by th: to allow the American subsidiaries Efforts to void the will by ills heirs students from ail elementary She is left $10,01)0 in cash, a dia- Sii:<|idradons. iKiiible <"OSHIK.-. :. lit- Mast>nic Hume in Hurlingtciit, ! Jefferson and Hoosevelt., bringing sociated with the \Vorumbo Com- ward il. McAllister, died Septem- N. v. Sun. . the Edison enrollment .to :U!> and ber 12, l!»:tit, in Port Chester, N. Y.the last mouth. In -additi«ni to iluiTlstown Trust Co., named ex- | pany, the American Woolen Com- ttiose puuilri wlio were absent be- ISiu i> fccjior ami trustee, is .suiiitf for tlis- ' the Central Junior High School, pany, and Xixon, Tracy & Walker. She was a daimhter-in-law of the late Ward McAllister., leader of cause they were themselves con- itiuife «f the admilstration grant- I He was a Mason and belonged to late Ward McA., fined with measles, others were *-J h-y.h the bank and Senator I The resolution voted Monday the Arkwrlgh-t and Merchants New York society In the 181»0's and UiiKht and previously approved by quarantined at home liccause of *':]arU-s K. Loizeaux. vending the i Clubs and the Cresniout Cfalf Club I divided her time in late years be- Illness of Other members, of the To Remind You That . . . arden Exchange 1 'the executive boards of the three tween homes here and in France. tirjiJ'.aus Court will ojntcst. Jud^iv . of West Orange. N, .1. family. My .job is noj• merely to make draperies and Hlij*e.«Vern. j groups- sponsDriiiK the meeting, Surviving are a nephew, Henry Property left by her was ap- UiGr.ith signed an order discharg- ]! said proposal three was iiio«t ac- praised today at .$258,010 gross It will he noted that the total When decorating I help you s'lk'-l and will supply wallpaper, e administrators' plea for in- i Thomas Kandall, and a niece, June Saturday ••SliS ueptahle because "it will relieve the Patricia Handall. value, $24!!,<;O2 net. Theresiduary number in attendance ;is of MarHi lloorcovcrii'igs, furniture, liiiludiuj; antiques, accessories, silver, iosi as to iiivestiiient of a 'I over crowded situation and at the held at 1 j estate is lleff t toEl Elizabeti h Kennelly 1, 1941 is 2,722, The largest num- limn, china, draperies, curtains and Venetian lllindH. -um yf cash, on deposit to A funeral service was same time encourage an earlier in- ber of pupils in attendance lliis I du your shopping lor you and hrimr to you a selection of ::.itv's credit-. p. ni. today ut the Compbcll of Rye, N. Y. tinduction to true, democratic liv- Funeral Church, Bighty-first street year was for the month of October thv most aiipropriatc things fniiii which you may choose. :V' display of j;»-ra!iiuuis. ing, which is so essential in the when there were 2,TIM in attend- iiy. A^ the Fr^iu-h w:>uld say, itpresent age." and Madison avenue. Hurial will Willi:ini.^lnir); lti'|>rinlui'liiiiiH in W;i ll|i.i|n r. Ktirnitiirc ami |.'alirle». i- and violets. be in Ke.nsico Cemetery, Westches- Co=Ed Forum Enters ance. This shows a falling off of j.*. »- The resolution further reads: ter County If. Maplo Street hail at the Iibrar> n»-\t a.-»-k. der. "Proposal one is also acceptable." Y. M. C. A. Play Contest ELEANOR PRICE Su intuit, NJ i. n iticic "DIAVII the Garden P.afJ/" Si'in e yens a so iri making cer- This proposal would change the Suinrnit (i - 3339 The Summit Co-Ed Forum is Inventor oi Stereo*) ping l.NTKKIOK DKSH;.\ 11. •• •i ley NU-ols; "Thf S<*.n"f:i«-il a wide-awake town and high schools so that the Edison dis- making plans to enter a one-act the stereotyping machine. L'fflS^'SI&'BMSiSfSISJSrSfSISMSISEEEEISEIISB^ i.ii'lnuini; with Herbs'" liy F«\:235lvrv;i-w.--d the school superintend- trict will include all those residing William L. Heyl. of 20 Kairview play in the Central Atlantic Area I!,r Story of Gardening" l»y t-:n. He was at the moment exul- southeast of the line: Summit ave- avenue, a resident of this city for Y, M. C. A. Play Contest at the ; "Roses of tb^ \Vi»rM in i.iin ii>r: "Na- his hish school graduating class Kdison) from Lackawaiuia Hail- day night he Haiti Jiie hudnever Brewer will meet at Miss Muriel' II iii k Gai'iieninK"' hy It. il. II.Ivu boys, both highly honorod in road to Oak Hidge avenue, line "felt better" in hislife. , Breretoil's home on Thursday eve- 'hi- i'.-teein of the school and thedrawn from corner of Elm and Oak He was born in Newark the son! ning, April lOtli, to select the Sum- Outiluor (irowiua" hy «J. community, the two last friends, Uidge northwest of Rowan road to of the -lute William and Ida lloylj init entry as well as to assign parts, Tin . Jr.: "What Happt-as and ejch prouder of the other's a point on (Jlenside avenue. moving to Summit from that .city. | The preliminary contest is' to be M\ Cardeii" by Wilder; "'The P::« ihdii of his own achievements. The ' consensus of the meoting In: his earlier years in Summit lie held at the Patersbn T. M. C. A. on I'IIIIIM-" by Westcott; "Iris SEJ J On<- liad attained such •literary was that proposals, 2, 4, 5 and G April 26th, at which time groups had been connected with the 11 rm of from Paterson, Orange, Newark. I.in!.- i Garden" by .MfKtttn.. •disiiiHiiJti that he had already were not acceptable as "they show Hassenger and Heyl, automobile, "Spi-in^ in the Lttttc - Ganirit' •»-r:tH-n a liifthly creditable? b;>ok discrimination." All of these pro- agents, Too, he was associated : Westfield and Summit will compete. -MrlUaine; and "llarniiir.v in T'se oilier .shone in what wa-s posals were published in full in the admia- wiiwithn thmee luilatef nuKuoAugusti RivierHim.**e. ..and. ... ' Money raised from to the Y. l-'l"\\er l)esi^n" an illustrutvd t«*-' iuiiKiy known is the school's blac.k- "The Summit Herald" of February sionH wil1 he Dr. Charles Rively in the loan busi-i contributedto carry on jjrincipal puhlic huildings or Board of Education to better the | Building and Loan Association and II takes all ktluJn of E»f.:?!•.-.,..'..«.. over crowded conditions" in tlio riel Brereton, Isabel Abercrombie, membership iu Overlook Lodge. No. May Anderson, Mary . Schwartz, j ni.'ik.e a community. All kind-* s«.t-j The cunmunity was inipartittlly junior schools, at the same time 1GH, F. & A. M. and the Summit 'i lining to bring tht-ir varies! »>*- 3-<--:it»ii]g its honors upon both recognizing that the redistributing Harold Brydon, William Gannon, 1 Lodge of Elks. Lately he had been Helen Matteo and William Howes !'•- !•> the fullest possible siibi •.-'- J»-»v-a. s«vm«d to accept tht) super- of pupils, regardless of what plan in the construction'of clay ter.nia of the Y. M. C. A. staff. ':'•:> Mcy. That' is false ftlur.-.:w:j intendent's conception of cduca- is adapted, i« an involved problem courts. — • • tUi,'!i singles out iMrti-.'ular irtJ!- J:•••Ti. and approved the policy of dt'- and will, mean a sacrifice for some Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Miii.il; or groups with partLrsi'-' v'linc its resources to the drawing group. Althea P. Heyl; two daughter, Mrs, Junior P. A. R. Group to Powers, and exclusively or artially of powers of every Preliminary to the discussion, William Stillman of Orange and l1'.':'innately employs tin? fvmnimis- lyjH* which could be made con- Principal Hudd A. Crawford of the Meet Tomorrow Night itv ; Adelaide at home and a son; Rodney ' I't'totirces in their trjirs;*;i. ducive to the c'Hiiniunity's well- Edison School explained in detail of Summit. ^'i' :i a course is not mereSy u:i- the six proposals for reasoning the ; Funeral services will be held at .^ I I'-'' to the- neglected: n work:- '«» 1 found this schoolman bubbling Hoard of Education iH considering. 1 the home tomorrow at '•'p . in. with The Junior Group of Iieacou '•i' injury of the whole luauaaH- with enthusiasm over his achieve- Acting Superintendent of Schools, the Rev. David K. Barnwell, of the Fire Chapter will hold its April j 3u«-:it. and 1 am frank to say that I A. J. Bartholomew followed Craw- First Baptist Church, officiating. meeting tomorrow night at the | An ELECTROLUX Gos •lid a bit of iMibhling myself. 1 ford discussing the needs of the sit- Interment will he in Evergreen Ce- home of Mrs. Thomas Miller, 127 j Jhisik tliat sort of thing magnifi- uation, speaking somewhat along metery, Hillside. Maple street. Mrs. E. It. Hansell j Refrigerator «'or Home iiml Ant" T»-nn. INmscu'lt I'.-T. A. .was in his early seventies. j Come Ye and See excelled refrigeration. Visit o\ir , EMK.KSOX A(ii:«V On motion of Mrs. Frances For- rer, chairman of the nominating Mr.. Stevens was born iu the old ; showroom and see for yourself. J>>imelH.idy ouKht to toll Adolf town, of VCostc.hester, then a part.. Hitler 1he story about the follow committee, u slate of officers for Lilicral terms and guarantee. Ask Roosevelt P.-T. A. was accepted for of West Chester County and now j PERRY T. BROWN »hi> finally learned that ht> had 1 part of the Bronx. After the Corn-; At*. r«J- S ) in too much territory. tin. ensuing year, as follows. Ar- about the many exclusive features thur Rillo, president; Miss (iraee wall & Stevens firm twenty-five Pre.elaud, Kst vice-president; An- years ago acquired the charter of of lOlcctrolux. thony -Collelle, 2nd vice-president; Lloyds, New Vork. he was an un- Miss Teresa Pec en, recording sec- derwriter In the hitter organiza- retary; Mrs. N*. Hill, corresponding tion, i PVBLIC WSEKVICE Mrs. Samuel L. Cross, Ho became a partner ten years secretary; Susan T. Davit's, ago In Stevens & llopp.t, which treasurer; Mrs. and Mrs. Seheppe, served as United States general, teacher director; ugents. of the Pearl Assurance Co., | parent director. * Ltd., of LondoJi. nndiilts American' subsidiaries. In 19S7 he left Ste- j 4'luirnrtrrM In DBELER5 Helen Mills Jacoby There arc approximately 50.0001== Studio For characters in the Chinese tauguugu. CORRECTIVE KXIHCISI: Dealers in coal and chewing gum mAYonnmsE arc opposed in principle to the Selective Clientele lease-lend plan. They fear that fllADE WITH REAL EBBS when they get their products back i PARMLEY PLACE ^lodeni Apparatus after the lease has expired, the de- SUMMIT 6-1280 Individual Instruction preciation will be to great. Ex- YOURS' FOR BETTER SALADS change. nnuo AND (,HOCIK> i -

I>AGE THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECOm SPMIHT. H- MONDAY, APRIL 14 Grand Central Art School, New York. She has a daughter. Celeste DeLsuicjy, by her former marriage. Easter Party at Summit Women Have Active Part in Mr. leasing i» technical manager Personal Mention Items About People You Know of the West India Oil Company. Golden JubileeTriennial Program S. A., in Panama. He is a graduate Esther Ann School At the SedsefieUI Inn at Sedge- Home from Princeton University Mr. Kenneth Caamwci *t Fi**- I'.nh in the First Presbyter- of the University of Wisconsin, '24. field. N. C, is Mrs. Robert King of for his spring vacation is William ian Church of Trenton. aud from 1»35 to 1940 commanded Brer Rabbit jumped tl,, dent. Calif., is rimtinj: Mr. anJ M-.-s the 4th Battalion, Marine Corps K of General Federation of Women's Clubs Summit. II. Swart*. T. Willard To>wler of HlHreest ««*- Thursday to delight the fc .%irtnnfi Saturday's arrivals at the Reserve. Nursery School pupils, who „>,,„!]','' line. lte**}]«ood Hotel was Mrs. L. L. Mr. and Mrs. I^esslng will visit mlnis- Mrs. Livingston P. Moore, of High Entertaining the dinner ai the ed the playground for gaily't •,!„„,,, Considerable local interest is be- in Philadelphia, where he l\s*jwr of Hill Crest avenue. several Central American countries ing stirred In the pro-gram for the ters to one of the largest <-ongre« street, is departing soon for a three Beeehwood Hotel yesterday was the At the ChaUonte-IUrf&w IlaH »"» eggs an R preamble to their Hj,,,,,' weeks' trip to Portland, Oregon. Kev. Milton Stauffer. Atlantic City ia^t we^k were Mr. before going to San Jose, Cristobal, (Solden Jubilee Triennial of the gations in the country. EUck from their annual visit to where they will live. party. . " .General Federation of Women's Mr. George. V. Denny. Jr. will and Mrs. John K. Chfah«te:4l Es- Sailing Saturday for a month in Among those on the honor roll or sex road. S«*atbera Pines are Mr. and Mrs. Thereafter, the Midgets, j ,„„„,., Clubs to be held In Atlantic City, broadcast'tiie famous "Town.Meet- Kent of Summit ave- and Senior*, aged three, u , JMay 19-24, because of the active ing of the Aii " on Thursday night Bermuda were Mr. and Mrs. Claude New York University for the first Margaret Jane Rogers m aill part Summit women will have and from the stage, with nationally A. Argles of the Beecbwood Apart- semester is lAam J. Smiren of Sum- 'Returning today to their araa? flve respectively, entertained 0IlH because many inquiries) are being known speakers on the panel, dis- ments: mit. station at Fort Brass la Soutfc «*.»?- Arthur E. Moog another with dances learned in 1 Mary Marsh has returned to eiiK.sitm a vital subject relating to olina are Private Hughl* Le* sal rhythm claws throughout the y(.Hr received about the program, etc. Junior College after from Fortnightly Club members, youth. Returning to the Beeehwood Ho- Mrs. Thomas Fraijk.Wills of Pas- Jack Scully of this ciry. Miss Margaret Jane Rogers, Mr». Mildred Bell, for tlv, prominent among: the Summit wo- ..Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, first tel on April 24th from a winter in sale avenue, ("IVtttham, formerly of her spring vacation ut her daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Ralnli years ia 1A na* road. teacher of mimic ut the Sclm'"', saj-8 men mentioned arc HIP Misses Mary vice-president and general chair- St. Petersburg, Fla.. are Mr. and Summit., is confined at' Overlook Miss Edith Rose of the BwifBs- Duane Rogers of'Sherman avenue, Mrs. Arthur Brlgham. Hospital. wood Apartments stwnc the E»*5«r that rhythm seems to be bom in Slayton Welles and Mary C. Davis man of the Golden Jubilee Commit- TO* Misses Frances and Margaret haa.choson June 10 as the date for a large majority of children. Her and Mr«. Frank M. Allen. It in also tee, has arranged each days pro- week-end with her sister. her marriage to Arthur Edward Miss Mary Gittings of Baltimore, Miss Virginiu (JiLson of Wood- Archibald Macllwaiae. ia ( ificsiS needless to say, won all votes mates. Alaska and the District of Princeton, is spending his spring Hlackhall, is in Overlook Hospital reet. 1 a their home In. Maple reoeoLion.-av t t.hv.,e home of the bride- popular appeal. lius been working since last-Juno vacation with his parents, Mr. and as the result of a bad fall on March fiwn a brief stay, in Florida. ejt-ci'8 parents.. with Mrs. Harlan A, Pratt of Plain- Columbia. A chorus of 1000 voices led by (iene Hraiisconibe will also Mrs. A. II. Stack, of 153 Mountain 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Harris C. frrfi« Miss Mary, Fornhout of New field, the chairman on the many avenue. Mr. nmi Mrs. J. Kdward DeVoy. Wilmington, Pa., formerly of Sum- plans necessary to MI large an un- have nation-wide representation. of Summit had a.s tin*if eevreesS Mr. and Mrs. Frank (iaRe, of 52 guests Mrs. Clr.ulVs B. P»ii chairman of.ex- Hawthorn place Is serving as one the birth of a Bon, Robert Dennis, Brookside; ins JIH- uititer months at the Clark Plant of Highland Park, III., aud hibits. Miss'.Davis is now Chairman ers in colorful and significant .par- of the pages at the 50th Continental at Overlook Hospital, Sunday, Hotel in Brooklyn and hiive Miss, Betty 'youngH of Summit. Misa o| Printing for the New Jersey ticipation of a comprehensive pro-, April 6th. The Younger Girl Congress of the National Society, Mrs. Head H. Card of fi»x i»jtcaed. 1heir home. •'. '. J Kp&e.ra'g niece, Carol I^ee IMjUiop State Federation of Women's Clubs. gram of Junior accomplishments, D. A. R., which opens tonight in of Now Providence, will, lie the She hits in the past been chairman ranging from social welfare the W. Klwood Whidden, of the Bell Brook Parkway was nat ntf ttef Mrs, X. C. Drake, formerly ofjtlie Mrs. Krie M. North, the pi Washington, D. C. vocalists at a nieeting of (he Swif flower girf. of the Summit Y. W, C. A. of Exhibits and Convention ('hair- arts, contemporary problems af- Telephone Laboratories, and Mrs. j d Apartments, who Robert Moog will he his brother's man for New Jersey. fecting youth, to the flower decked Whidden have taken an apartment! Guild of the Oranse* held hkst ««t nfee sinter i« California and [ the following statement In recog- Mrs. James Prescott of Maple at the home of Mrs. Joseph. IJ«ck«:3 best man. Another brother, Wil- nition of the 60th anniversary f Mrs. Allen will nerve as vice- rolling-chair parade. street will serve as one of the float- in Summit avenue. The Whiddens! ils. JS guying with her sister, Miss liam Moog- of Kast Orange, and o chairman of the Platform Commit- The Golden Jubilee dinner, Fri- formerly made in Millburn. . - Smnun <;]orieux. in Short Hills un- the Inclusion of younger girls in its ers at the spring luncheon and sale their home in New Charles Duane Rogers, brother of membership, Mrw. North Ini.s lung tee, of which .Mrs. Robert II. Arm- day evening, will be patriotic in York City. 3B3 *3W> £oes to her summer homo for the Sheltered Workroom of Or- the bflde-elfct'wlll be ushers. been active in Y. W. work and can HtroiiK, President of the Newark nature and the club women will re- ange which takes place at the Rock Kecently eFecte>5 i 1» €-. which takes place at the starts early In the Y. W. C. A. The Over II.OOII reservations have al- 1st vice-president, Mrs. LsiFell United Benefit for Britain Dance, EJ.;». i; -Sjirinp Club. West Orange, on ready been made and an attendance Dickinson of Keene, N. H.; 2nd Friday night. Again at their hohie in Hobart mit avenue is one of the (iv<> Graydon Smith and Bride younger girl who enters the Y. W of well over 5.000 i« assured. It Is vice-president, Mrs. J. L. nialr avenue after » brier vacation In dren of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert An- C. A. activities and clubs become;. interesting to wee what large dele- Buck, Richmond, Va., Mrs. R. I. C. A reception at the Brook will fol- Florida are former Mayor and Mrs. drew Hallock-of Newark wlvi. Will Reside in New York HWtire of our ohrintlan faith ami gations from Texas, Oklahoma, Prout. Wakelield, Mich., Mrs. Hor- low the wedding of Miss Lucille James W.'Bancker. Jinnes and Ilob- attend the reception e^lch;-;t::n J 52-TTH-. (in a leave absence is Pri- action, aud thus grows up realiz- Montana, Iowa, and other far dis- ace H. Ritchie, Athens, Ga.; Re- ert Bancker who accompanied their golden wo'ldinc anniver-ury T-iiV.-' James Saleino of the .r>th (Sraydon Smith of Summit and ing the-joy of working with ^irh Marie Dowd, daughter of Mr. and their parents on WetInVs rlers are broken down at this early N. Carolina. . Lady of Lourdes Church, West Or- Miss Kinine Braun, daughter of 'A•reception at the R:-i.>k FiJi-rik S:i!i'iiM.» of 4*«5 Springfield I at the home of the bride's parents. age. and girls associated with ihe a*- -i-j'-'. Pnva'te Salerno recently | Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Pennington of Y. W. grow into women who are The- program for the (Jolden Ju- Saturday has been designated ange, on April 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Braun of I ed the wedding of MMs Hi!' bilee Triennial, of the General Fed- "New Jersey Day", and there will be Maplewood. who is engaged to I Mt'iyditli. daughter of Mr.<. ' .:- "-a ITM'II with his oul'fit from I Pen-Lin Height*, Library, Pa., they tolerant of other peoples' points of 3ia.:ivfrs in the Cirribean. view. They learn to value unm eration of Women's (Hubs to be.held many and diversified activities, sail- Mrs. Robert Black of Montclair Lieutenant Lloyd Clay Beall, Jr:, P. Meryditli of Ivt'iit. O., a I spent their honeymoon in the Kast, in Atlantic City, May 19-24 includes ing, bicycling on the boardwalk, is entertaining at a buffet suppt of Fort Bragg, "N. C, was honored late Mr. Meryi.iith. tu M.tu, j after which Mrs. Smith returned different kinds of girls can con- Decker. Jr.. of Cfanforii «hi> fi r-• I to finish her term of teaching mer- tribute to the pleasure and satis- speakers for the main sessions and horseback riding on the beach, Thursday evening in honor of Miss by a kitchen shower given last J«ih!i ii.iviflstin of - Sumniit will ! department conferences. Mrs. Sai- roller chair riding, shopping, all Elizabeth Hubbard of Hobart ave- week by her sister,'Mrs. David B. phiee ill the Morrow 5I> >•>!•!.• /is an usher at the wedding of fhuuriiKing at Southern Seminary, faction of the whole group dio Orr Dunhar, president of the may occupy the morning hours. A nue and James Truman Barnard .of Waller, of Beech Spring Drive. Church. Maplewiiud, on M,--. E)i7.alHt!i Com^tock Durrie. I Hiiena Visto, Va. Mr. Smith is with "Cirls in the Y. W. C. A. also sn Federation will preside at all ses- shore drive has been arranged for Cleveland Heights, Ohio, whose »i,i'i^!i-tr uf Mr. and Mrs-. Clarence j the American Surety Co. in New that they enjoy the contacts witii sions: marriage takes place in Calvary X < >ii Durrie of Elizabeth, to ' York and is studying law at St. the afternoon, down the new motor Mr.s. .liihn J. (ijinnon. Mrs. Wal- Mrs. Oscar A.'Krteser'.-f F adults in committccH and a< Episcopal ('liurch. Saturday eve- .<---.-i' Kiiluley Prevost. Jr., also | John's University. The speaker chosen for Presi- highway toward Cape May. A din- lace Paicells and Mrs. John J. hood road vvn.-? one of thfwe 3 where we all join together in wir ning. • 4 K!!?.i!«i-;h. wtiicli takes place in The wedding ceremony was per- dents' Night will he Dr. Morris ner to the Hoard of Directors and Cannon, Jr.. all of the Boulevard, iii^ in a tf;i giwn'• Wednesday common- fellowship. -V" Wi strain '"v Presbyterian formed by Rev. Dr. Murray C. Samuel Lazaron, Rabbi- of Haiti- a New Jersey Day dinner will pre- were hostesses at a shower lunch- noon hy Mrs. Hcjriiril.'t 1>\ K "With tills background of educ- A luncheon was given. Saturday • "ha.-.-ii There on the afternoon of I Reiter, pastor of Hethel Presbyter- more. Dr. Lazaron wan a chaplain cede the spectacular Ice Carnival eon at the Caufivld on Saturday in of Wychwimd in honor ni M:.*~ tion and good limes, our Kills w in the World War and is now a in the arena, closing the Golden at the Canoe Brook Country Club Joyce Smith. d.tnp!tr>'r of M> ! hin Church. The bride's si.ster. by Miss Rosemary Byrne of Maple- honor of Miss Leola -Brown of I Mrs. W. C. Booth, was matron of on to make their contribution in major In the officers reserve corps Jubilee program. Elizabeth who will lu> married in Mi-s. Kii win C. .Smith of U>^ the whole of the Y. W. -C. A. ( and a member of the Executive wood and Mrs. Carl J. Sherer of who will lie miVried nt'Xt T 5!r> .Henrietta Jaskiewicz was ! honor, Miss Edith Smith of Mont- Hartford, Conn., in honor of their St. Michael's Church there on May I clair maid'of honor. Richard Ten- of our former (Jirl' Reserves. Mi.« Committee of the American Mer- 3rd to J. Harvey Cannon. day to R. Douglas Rngers. >. . ,h[.ama-ij |ir a surprise miseellnne- Isabelle Mclntosh, is gradualinc chant Marine Library Association. The Bach Society at Htater, Miss Ruth Byrne of Maple- t!u> hostess. . j uaut ,a graduate student at Yale wood, whose marriage to Paul M. . "«s >:ho*fr Wednesday night given I University, was best man and the from college'this year, and lias Mrs. Carl L. Schrader, chairman inn Mi-~s Eleanor Yannunzio at the been accepted as a (!irl Reserve The Mosque, April 29 Bresnahan of New York takes place Mi.ss Eileci) DeDreux of Summit liei 8 w(Mt leel of Sum- of Fine Arts has selected for her fhe annual meetins of the Tnwa m- .of Mr and Mrs. John Yan- i "« " ' , , Secretary. department conference, three speak- in St. Rose of Lima's Church in is a member of the comnuttee for 81 (>f the bildegioom, and Years or radio film, concert and Short Hills today. the senior prom of the Oak Knoll! Improvement Association *w IIte-E-i! ! !7i» of Broad street. Many ' '""• «»" " "Other girls go on into the llusi- ers: Col, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., at « S^lly Orchard, of Maplewood, ange, for Miss French and a cock- board. Mrs. Henry Ft. TwomMy. a -rjd*!i: at Stoneleigh College. On To Dr. and Mrs. Leon Alison, [the building'of a world community, Collegiate Church in New York, is Theater in Newark with a chorus Among the Sum in it .students re- Mrs. John H. Eggers. ami M;>. 1 1 tail party vyill be given by Mr. and turning to Wellcsley (.'oilcge this _\5Mi! l.'!h' Miss Orchard will fly to Carwood, a daughter on the 28th. which even in such a time of chaos now pastor of Grace Baptist Temple of 200 voices and a symphony or- Philetus Holt. To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alliotte. I . j hatred as this, we cuir work chestra binder the direction of Rod- Mrs. Ceorge O. Elmore of Kast Or- week from their spring vacations S*a1:a«>. Texas, to join a family II1( ange and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Kl- are Miss Ruth BlaeHlng of Euclid arr^j^i consisting of her brother. Jr., Elizabeth, a (laughter on the for. ney Saylor. 28th. niore of Llewellyn Park nex Sun- avenue, the Misses Theodora North" Merritt 'Liine. Jr.. of R.-»V--:n Orchard, a student at South- "The Y. W. ('. A. aims to prepani Other soloists at the Bach So- day afternoon at the home of Mr. *T3 M*"!-hodlsi Seminary in Dallas; To Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard, ciety's performance will be Lydia and Alice and Grace Davidson of will -t»erve ii.s an usher our girls and women to take ilicir and Mrs. S. 'Mangus Swenson in Badeau avenue, Miss Peggy-Mark- ding of Miss Katht'Pin at the abi- i+r ni'iiher. Mr.s. William J. Or- j Millington. a KOII on the 2!»th. place in this work, and to make EXCEPTIONAL Summers, contralto, and Mnrjorio Orange. Following the wedding re- ham of Summit avenue, .Miss Mar- «!ha;3 of Maplewood, and her aunt, ! To Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lee, McClung, soprano. Tickets and Stryker, daughter of M their contribution to this great hearsal on April 23rd, Miss Ellse garet Mac Ilvaine of Oak Itidge William Hradfor Stryke-r, ;in'1""5fj:*.. 33:*? Caroline Singler of Boston. | Springfield, a .son, on the 2!)th. ideal." further information may Iw obtain- Conuelt is giving a dinner at her i To Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kd- GIFTS FOR avenue, Misa Mary Needles of Sun- ton, to KrtMi 'iick BP,IS!»V W Vrf. (•r-chard «nd Miss Singler.-de- ed at the Bach Society office, 13 homo in South Orange for the set drive, and Miss Margaret Turn- New Hope. Pa. gsur'4-i yester.day hy motor for j wardH, Chatham, a son on the 2!tth. bridal party. son, :{rd. of Washington street, Newark. bull of Hill Crest avenue, takes place on the aff^rno i To Mr. and Mrs. Dominiek Ar- Girl Scout Directors SPRING ! menti. Sterling, a daughter on the ; 2!Hh. , ' Ponder Camp Problems WEDDINGS ira>an made on princess lines with S. W. Kent Comments C. Palmer of 4.%! Norwood avenue, York. : To Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eger, Buffalo. X. Y. Miss Lloyd is a gra- The bride-elect is a dirpi-t as Vnd'ice otjilencon lace. Her tulle Springfield, a son on the 'Wt!i. A special meeting of the bo-inl Engagements T#-J] was caught in a .coronet of the ( duate of Kent Place School. Sum- scendant of John Adams, .-«> ; To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall, j»'' directors of the Cilrl Scout On Florida Jaunt mit. Mr. Palmer was - graduated President of the 1'nlted Stat^i*. ©a sss lace. She carried a prayer i Short Hills, twins, a boy irnd a girl, I Council of Summit was held from Princeton University with the her maternal side she i.-i dw»n?f5 8»c«i marked with while orchids. i on the .'50th. recently to (IIHCUHH the camp- EDMISTON and Weddings class of i!).'M and prepared at the from Oen. Ooverenpitr oiaid of honor appeared in a ing program. The plans for this 1 , To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell, 330 Springfield Ave. Stephen W. Kent of Ui"Summit Nichols School, Buffalo. He is as- Warren of Civil War fanr*. inoTiBwInft de soie dress with I Chatham, a'.son on the .'ifst, year included the Saturday Hay avenue in company with Mrs. Kent Anna Peterson sociated with John Wanamaker in Miss Oakes attended Rear. irim. a ptnk tiara, with a du- , To Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Reilly, Camp which haB been held for •have returned to their apartment Philadelphia. School and was Brariuar«di (hin veil, and carried red (.Chatham, a son on the :tlst. eral yearn, and in addition n Sum- at 14.7 Summit avenue after four John Gerity Summit Hgti School. Mr r«-ts.»-s ji-nd sweet peas. The bridcH- i To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferraro. mer Day Camp during July. Sum- weeks at Southern Pines and a is xmopletinR an electric,-*! e" powns were similar in blue, mit is the only Council In Ihin vi- week with their son-in-law and Mary Jane Dyer j Vau'x IlaH, a son on the :ird. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson of j eeringcourse at New York pins, tiaras, blue rhin veils and ! To Mr. and Mrs. William Muller. cinity that has no camping fae.ili- daughter Colonel Ira A. Rader and sity. itfls*-!- r-arrivd i»iulf...r.QKes and sweet tlcn for the girlH who hUve to stay Mr*. Jtader in Tampa. Fin....Col. 100 Orchard street have announced jCharles Kennedy Haddon i Madison, a daughter on- Ihe 5th. the engagement of their daughter. | jrfji^. Mis. Lyons wore dusty rose, j To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen .Shiiha, at home dining the Hummer and th« Rader is inspector-general of the 'ifl.fi iinrl lace with a blue flower- plans hoped to fill that need aviation service in Tampa. Anna, to John Oerity. son of Mr. The engagement of Miss Mary ; New Providence, a daughter on the Elsie Mary Shorrock ««8 iliMi'HtKl gloveji and an orchid th. ' But upon examination of the The Kenta who spent Palm Sun- and Mrs. James P. Oerity. 2't Ilal- Jane Dyer to Char Ira Kennedy tusrol place. Both are graduates Haddon. 2d. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawton Taylor To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rupperl, budget It WUH,found that there win. day in Tampa found the orange no funds available for this purpose- crop especially plentiful this year. of Summit High School* William Thomas Haddon of Had- r a trip to Washington and j Cniou, ilaughter on the fith. donfield and Island Heights, was ia. 1 lie rmjple will make their To Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Wan- There Is a Rinall Item in the.Imiluef. In attending Ihe Palm. Sunday The wedding of Miss EUi^ for eamperKhlpn, which is used tol Church services in the Methodist announced Sunday at a cocktail Shorrock, daughter of Mr. :tn^ H\ *»!<•' Broadway, Newark. | ner, Millburn. a son (in the litli. Louise B. Lenbeck party given by her parents, Mr. and , TJw hiUU- is a graduate of Immacii- ) To Mr. and Mis. II. Chandler Hend a few KIIIH to Camp Mouisdi.! Church of that city they report H. Marsh Shorrock of turner the OHtnhllHlied camp ,of the Morri* having to RO early in order to be Mrs. John Psml Dyer of Short Hills, look road, to II. I«iwrou Tavior.. «-im ("'(inception High. - {School, at-)Mellows, Jr., Madison, a daughter Charles V. Reydell St. Elizabeth's College and j on the lith. County Area, and for the Sat unlay sure of having a seat. i formerly of Kl Paso. Tex. of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tayl) : i »*- Eiiiduatcd from Maryland Col- I Day Cnmp. So It was voted to Mr. Kent returned- to, Summit Miss Dyer attended - Kadford of Westfield. will take placo ire •".«!:- To Mr. and Mrs. .Ceorge Keehler, Mr. and Mrs. Otto A. Lenbeck, of j ( jiB'sc Jor Women, where she was j abandon the Summer Day Cnmp f">' with some observations about traf- School for (ilrls In Kl l asi» and is vary Episcopal Church on Ap-rtr Iteriiiirdsyllle, a daughter on the. rector, the Kev. \V.«li- Junior College, Briarcliff Manor, ter 0. KinsulviriK officiatintr. K3»1V, Her husband was graduated \ To Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Sage. 52 Hut the board HMII IIHH hopes for may be of special interest to some ter. MIHH Louise H. Lenbeck, to | Hie future." It is felt that ••limping members of Common Council. He N Y\. and Katharine CibbH School, .\Tiss Shorrock will have as FT« iT'om Nut ley High School, attended Parkview terrace, a son on Hie r.th. Charles V. Heydel. son of Mr. and ^"•f-in 3fail College and is studying should be made poHnible for Sum- reports Tampa is well pleased with Mrs. Charles A. Heydel of West- j New York. She is a member of the maid of honor Miss Vivian f.tm- To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shey, Junior Service league of Short 8,i»r 3nis law degree at the 1'niverplty Short Hills, a daughter on the 7th. mit Oirl Seouln. The tttiioiint nf the' meter system of controlliiiK held. I bert of Plainfleid. Sei-wing ao- Hills. . ; fif.Wwarb. }]e is with Hie Federal To Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Mille, money avallnhle IH very small for street parking. Miss Lonbock, a graduate of Kent ! bridesmaids will be Mr». fio-ni;->-a the number of girls Herved ami Mi« Mr. Haddon attended Pennlngton Shorrock. sister-in-law, of Xorfo-L'*.. i^jinii'iLiiJdnis and Dry I>ock Com- •I7.'l Morris avenue, a daughter on As he was about" t.(( aboard a Place School, is a senior at Sweet ; 1 work neceHHary tfi earry out the train in Tampa, on his return toi Preparatory School aiid will be Va.. and Mrs. Knij;ht FJoyc'r ivf Sum- l the 7th. ( Ilriar College. Mr. Heydel attend-, graduated In Junqj from Lafayette program. Tb«re me now ."!(i" -irl Summit. Mr. Kent noticed on the! mit. RolM>rt <;r>odrich of W^r»rtfi>»WI To Mr. aud Mrs. Oeorge Hoorujy, Scouts. ThlH memlieiKliip was 1 ed Syracuse University. College, where he is a member of platform- ' a fellow member of the ] will be best man. Merchant scf.-B- 42 Lewis avenue, a HOII on the 8th. tripled In five yearo, though fniuls Summit Old (iuard. who ban not yet • — ' v Theta Helta Chi. He is a member cuni and James Muntford of VV(?s!!- Concetta Coppola To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parla- of Islaml Heights.Yafhl Club. have not InerenHcd proportionately. returned to Summit. Elizabeth Eleanor Crane fiel^d, Paul R. Vervoort of Kx*> »>; - A. Ddiiso piano. New Providence, a daughter ObvloiiKly, tbo local flcont leaibra Over a ten year period Mr. K«'lit aiiRC and Alfred Filch of Faaw> •• ii oil the Sill. point out. Hie program linn •" •" Samuel A. Briggs, Jr. ! will tfsher. said he was Mirpi'ixed at (In- Madelyn Oakes ^1;..« rn:ic».|t,i Coppola, 'daughter iTo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valen- curtailed to conm within KIICII '' growth of Florida cities, mention- etine. II Railroad avenue, a daugh- <•-< Wr. and Mrs, Joseph Coppola of Hinall sum. In the meanllmc. Mm ing Tampa and Clcarwater, both of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Crane, Charles E. Andrews ter on the Klh. loaders expreHH hope that. Summit which he \H familiar with. of 10!> Lincoln avenue. TlizaheMi, Winifred Lyons IJif. \J-c.i-V.1 hy Miss Lee Lonegro of N. J. Wcllesley Club • STERILIZATION Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Hriggs, ofi marriage to Charles K. Andrews, Union County Federation f> living place. Summit. ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. f.yons .iff S-iTnwiit while the best man was • REFRIGERATION son of Dr. Joseph V, Andrews of l!t!> Oakvievv terrace. Shorr &«NT AiiTnTtK tta of Itrooklyn. Fol- Luncheon at Canoe Brook Miss Crane attended ftattiu High ! New York City. The mnrrlage will Of Republican Women • AIR-CONDITIONING School and New Jersey College for and Edward Fnmcix Fou^t wa E'.'»3TJC ;. Kneinion tonight in the lake place at 2:45 P. M. in (lie of (>. O. Fouser of !>!> Myrrlf ji^n*. Women. \>** ^i»-.-»»(J Hotel and a wedding On Saturday April L'lilli the New Mrs. Katherlne M. Card, of \Vn>il- • lew «Hr«ctiv« rtt«i Oakes Memorial Methodist Church Nut ley, and (he late Mrs. F-iii^sr, 1 Mr. Hriggs attended Summit -Kffiiip. rhe <«u|i1(< will inakt) their Jersey Wellcsley Club will hold it» land av(Miuo. vice chairman of i' " at which the late Mr. Oakes, the were married Saturday afternoon pra 1 t Eif«bliilt«d rtlidbility High School and will be graduated t.j-.jw ijn f'ironklyn. annual luncheon at the 'Canoe Summit. Republican Coniniiti' '. prospective bride's father, was for St. Hose of Linia'.s Chun Fi. Sh*>trt In June from Hutgera University. Kiook Country Club in Summit. will head a delegation of Siimtnit many yearn the pastor. Hills, by He\. James J. <\>yK »»- He is a member of the Lambda Chi Preceding, the luncheon there will women who ar'o plunning to attend Mrs. Frances P. Lee of Spriiig- sistant rector. A recepr.ion fnUtiw»iil Celeste (i. DeLanoy Alpha fraternity. be a rereplioii for tilt' guests of the meeting and tea of the I'll"" lield will lie matron of honor and ut Moresque, West Orange. honor who are presidents of neigh- T. Joseph Andrews of New York Olio Lessing County Fedoratioii of Republicm GELERS .Wins Kileen Muivihill of H;«-e boring clubs, and the speaker. Miss women lo |,p iiohi at Friday Hi'1 Isabel Lloyd will serve Jiis brother as best man. Orange was maid'of honor anil eft-- Helen W. Hudson, Associate Pro- home of President- Mrs, Julia I- The ushers will include another bridesmaids were Misses Ftorptu #- _ Mr Hud Mrs. HowhtiMl Franklitn fessor of Astronomy nl Wellculey, nu TOIL John It Palmer brother, John S. Andrews, and KS'i'iTu f. Jr., of Woodland avenue. Hazzard. 512 Springfield nvetiue mflYonnniSE Hca and Vera llnmetro o« r'ppr whom Mrs. Page H. HUHCIIOII of Up- beginning at 2 p. m. Francis K. Collins of New York. .oni-i *-j9i<*'4 the marriage in Cristo- per Montchiir. club preHident. will WX-17G0 Montclnir. Jock Fousfr was [BE.* Any Summit members WIBIIIIU: "l Mrs. Edward Cray Lloyd of 1 Ora P. Oaken of Summit will give f»*9. c;*r IM^uojr. to Otto Lessing, NOII I is program chairman and Mrs. James Clliss of Jerh»-y Ciry. J:wk <*i UT*. Waiia Lessing. of San Jose, Woodluud avenue, MountuliiHide. 10 W. Jm*t ' Isabel Lloyd, to John Hillyer Pal- church, will officiate and a recep- Laurence A. Lindsley or lOast Or- mer of the Princeton Club, Phila- Smith nf Newark ami Fred Warrant t'-nt-u HM-S. The bride attended YOURS FOR BETTER SALADS tion will follow in UH> Beeehwood of Millburn. ange in in charge of reservations. delphia, soil of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hotel. The couple will live in New- K»ni J»'lace School. the Harcuin ProNldent AIIIKINJ linpeiiched The bride wore an ivory .•<;*r>iQ; S-:b«.1, Hryu Mawr, Pa., and the PreHident Andrew JOIIIIKOU < ,nin' Mention The Herald when buying, within one vote of being 1941 THE SUMMIT HERAtP AHP SUMMIT RECORD. StMMTT. II J. PAGE FIVE SHORT HILLS Plan Dances To Aid British War Relief Groups Oakland PL Property Many Thousands Spent In Old Railway Owners Make Offers That Extended from Gladstone to J, C U tl,.. 8Bn Mi anil Mru. Janigs Cordon, of Laurence. Mis* Wodell attended l..iK" View Avciiuo, iiuil their BOIIS, •he KH||la,. Alln the Short Hills Country Day School While most of th<- folk.-- l.>- I'dii.-'diT.ibit. xuins to be eon> y and Jlmnty, left on Prld.iy To School Board 18, Who ,s,.;t,-,.,,. erry q/id Miss Porters School at Farm- < ating In Suiniiiil in the iiasl luciity intuited Miw-iirds tlie coat of c<>u- to sjieiid Easter with Mr. Gordon's Ruily',•„!„,.,,,, j ington, Conn., and made her debut years would have no recollection of •vliucihiK the road. From HS Mrs Honry A. Prince, of Knoll Mr. and Mrs. Donald Arrowsmith (School filuni jointly as a cafeteria course of the proposed New Jersey and ' for domestic arts' classes, line taken over by that road, have mlt child on"« wood (toad had a large family or Conlston Road, had an their holi- West Line Railroad bin 'except a spur built from tho tracks that party on Kaster. Also present was day guest Mrs. Arrowsnilth's sister, placed a price of $11,001* as neces- those who had been here from the w jsary to complete the transaction. had been laid to West Summit to > Punch anil vh. John Duke, of New York. Mrs. Davenport Poguo, of Vliieyard early lStiO's that'was all they could connect with the Morris & Kssex H("-ved, and Mr Itkliard Williams, son of Mr. Httveu, Mass. Their daughter, No action was taken on the two tell about it.. Down east of Mill- offers, Business Manager Waller S. a! High street and continue'to Ilo- i all voi(.s in and Mrs. Ralph Sehuyler Williams Adele, will be among those confirm- burn and right through the heart boken This agreement provided of Haliusrol Way, apont Kitster with ed at Christ Church on Sunday. Eddy being Instructed to acknowl- of1 the territory now developed as edge receipt of the two offers. fur a station- where the two lines hi„,.-s. parents—. —He- -Is a 'student a—t •• The Frederick Craig family of South Mountain Kstatrs an Im- would merge.at High street lint (Diversity of Virginia. Another son, | The Crescent, gathered from many Varied Opinion on <• mense trestle that formed pun of funds could not be raised to carry Flying Cadet Robert, Williams, was sections or the country for Easter Bextmlni; I'luns *-v tints company's line was still stand- out this agreement. And -so the. A. and unable to get leave for Easter. .The Misses Elizabeth and Kather- ing almost to the. time the Whil- Varied opinions were expressed tlngham's sold that big trait of plans of the •promoters died, the Mr. and Mrs. Ru^hven Wqdell. of fine Craig came home from Eplsco to thc Board about the six pro- iresi.b' in Mtllhuru stood for yearn Highland Avenue have announced pal Academy in Philadelphia, and -land to Harry Stevens for develop- Girl posals now being considered for ment Into what is now South Moun- with the heavy beams rotting away';' ihe used as a dumping A. makes V. Laurence of FoxJ^arbor, Royal and the subsequent controversies ed rrom Kent School In Connecticut {South Summit Civic. Association and litigation are interesting rev- ground by scavengers. In reeog-. oak, Maryland, and the late Mr. where he Is on the faculty. •—; iry of i does not favor any of the pro- elations of the practices that were Kll'oi-fs f(( (dllc(t !cr nirls in it ] posals, suggesting that the seventy [ regarded as regular and pur- (In Bonds Kiilll. s j or more non-resident students now ! >rlh liiis |()llg ; missihlc. in I lie early history of thin All efforts to collect either in- work ami < » Short Hills JniitoK. Committee of United Benefit for Britain. o»mjiri.-«inj; ai a.«fik « g , attending the High School be cx- terest or principal on the bond; a parties, five dances, and a gala concert in tlie Summit High School ,,u SatuF^t> Carroll with the Edison Community Asso- garded as a sure the fortune maker to for its promoters. The Morrljt and remained just waste for many the dinner but an offering will,he and lle)en Montgomery. ( . • . ciation favojs Plan Three, .which years." .But'practically all owners nimunity anil New Providence Boro. taken. would house all 7th and 8th grade Kssex had been in operation itlan citizen through this section for about in Summit from whom rigbl«jof way The explorer patrol troop of the students from all the city's ele- bad been purchased had incorpor- w. c. A: The Hold liHHlrr K|W Hunt locacal Boy ScouSt t group iIt planninli g mentary schools. | thirty years hut had not resulted Fortnightly Spring Osteopathic Society Mil any very marvelous develop- ated in their deeds a provision that era the Y. w., About three hundred children of a patrol trip to Stokes Forest over failure to complete and operate the tubs 'the Borough took part Saturday the coming week-end. William Cleaning Sale Notes Allegheny Singers Meets in Summit President J. Itoss Tut tie of the I ment although the t;n's and then Board said as a result of the above I the close of the Civil War began road would make the land revert to an faith ami morning In the annual Easter Egg Spurgeon. leader of thc troop, will the plot from which It had been ws up roaliz- hunt held under the aunpiceB of the two replies and others received, it . to offer some hope to Its owners. be In charge. ~ Mrs. Walter Montgomery, who In Concert Here \ was now possible for the school deeded. This was the way hi I1K with i |, HoroiiRh Uecreatlon Committee: 1 ' But the fever for new projects K r ' Thc Girl Scout Troop it planning confesses she always wanted to '", !5'^ 11IHM- 'ti^ al 1 commissioners to hold a meeting ! was burning and some promoters which it wus disposed of and u. nds ot mil', The affair was held in the fields at to hold a square dance May 2nd in manage a store of her Own. will W Chrv- wide .stretch (at some points 10 religion liar the corner of Passale Hlreet and a \ on the question of re-zoning. He ,-believed that a better course than the Lincoln School auditorium. have her desire fit Killed when for B". . 'WedneR- feet wide! extending from MorrlB Klkwood'avenue. Over a thousand thanked Acting Superintendent Al- | the Morris & ICssex could be pro- I at this early Plans are being studied for the j tin cciiiil tinii! ali«! is chairman of .V.. iU hc ffiraial Turnpike west through what Is now eggs were }>lai:cd in the .fields , bert J- Bartholomew for the time ; Vlded. In 18! -Jjlt i'UI. had alleged that the builders bad mit al a point where thc Chatham holders of her 'bonds and raised C'tuiu-llnian William Welts was land (Sumo Protective Association and complete in all departments, •r :.'d i!i" been guilty of sonic defective work 111(1 of ;i- Turnpike and Iloharl avenue meet. funds id buy them In. But New in -.-charge. will meet Thursday night at the much help is needed to fill the :;>-• li' • ;ui'selit necessitating additional expense by our Kills en Providence fought them persistent- iFire House. Plans for the ap- shelves. Ti •: 1'iiin- local authorities for the completion I After entering Summit the course, ntrihiitiou to i continued almost straight west, ly and successfully. Kach recur- Iproacliing bunting and fishing ' " • • 'Ti. I! .rd; of the building. The matter was w. r. A. < Klre Company KIHIN Idle Spell Home of the merchandise which ring suit appeared to call for a seasons will bo studied. Many of proved most popul:ir last year was handled for the Board by its coun- crossing Summit avenue near Hill eserves. Mi.-w An Idle spell of- several weeks , Crest, on through the Bedford road new decision. Whenever the suits 1 0 members will he taking ad- china, glassware, costume jewelry, >• i- •n-,iin!: • -Hr. sel. Conover Knglish. gradual inc duration Was ended for the local I " , territory', to Morris avenue, with a of bondholders went against tho vantage of tlie opening of the fish- lamps, linens, draperies, toys, M>il >t. 1 ia n i el ill', and lias Volunteer Klre Company by three Work 4 erillicutes Issued I foundation for a bridge at the lat- township in the trial court the town ing season tomorrow. ni" i^i,an ice T. Held fires Friday and two more on tables, chairs, clocks, vietiolas and (ouncil developed an uncanny skill (!irl Keserve The Laurel Park Men's Club will and irons. However any household Wiiii.i :n Since September first, when the ter fcoinl, adjoining the home of Saturday. All bad been started by j of the Murphy Sisters. Still In presenting a reason for reversal nto the llusi- persons cleaning up dead grass and meet Wednesday 'evening at the article large or small is most wel- n-ir. 3. A new Child Labor Legislation went il-'.- that met the approval of the higher home of George MIIHHOII come with the exception of cloth- • ] 'iV'jlliii.nifi, into effect, Acting Superintendent ! continuing southwest Ihe deprcs- I Clubs, iinil leaves about Ilicir homes except in New i slon for th« tracks was all cut court. Judge Bodine, later recog- ey often be- -(•tie which was started by a care- England avenue. Summit. ing and book.s. Anyone wishing to MOKTES J. LIVAAH Bartholomew said he had Issued i. through what was afterwards Ihe nized as one of thc ablest members have articles called' for please call r • ,. lfil working certificates as follows: lie 1'iotu oi- lessly tossed away cigarette. All •i )><• held ! IJeForest properly and near 111'1 of the State Supreme Court gave Mrs. Montgomery, Summit 1721-.I '.'A '•••hiesdav. 1X1 certificates for boys and girls 1 l's Club They live fire* threatened nearby build- Starry Flag Council Morten J. Luvaas. director 'I' tin Boulevard through laud on which one of Ihe decisions against tho y commit tecs ings but were quickly extinguished and she will be glad to talic care of.; working as .caddies, mother's help- j Allegheny Singers who will appear! ers, Y. M. C. A., boy's workers, Major (Jeorgp Wilcox later main- town and it was promptly reversed tetivities per- by the firemen. Two of Friday's r them. Sl-arry Flag Council. No. l.>K, •)>'• In Summit High School on May 1. j messengers for Western Union and tained a handsome home for many on appeal. fe, helpinu in fires were in Livingston avenue at io.:iu a. in., is making an im-: years. From the Boulevard on Ihe lems. They (). V, A. M. conferred the first two New Jersey la n tew others. These are students Practically all of those identified while.'the third was in nearhy degrees on two candidates at a County Medical Society potrant contirbution to srhno.1 and > who are 14 to It! years of age at- plans called for the line to pass un- with tlie details attending the Is- ortli of every I'leasainview avenue. Saturdays : church choirs through the natl'in -j Seventy-seve sary part in recent meeting. A member was tending school and working when • der the Morris and Kssex tracks suing of Hie bonds or In the nego- lires were In Pearl street and Pitts- also reinstated. After the meeting Holds Annual Meeting because he believes in simplicity in , school is hot in session. Fourteen tiations for the company's fran- 1 community, ford way. music. i just west of High street. In a gen- time of chaos dart hall was enjoyed by all pres- Ihe full time certificates for boys or eral way from that point it was to chise were dead by the time tho The, firemen expect » few busy ent, following which a clam supper The annual meeting of the Union j As editor of the Allegheny j VV. VVa,rr(-*n B Kills lfi to 18 year* of age who have suits reached the courts and it was ve eiur work \Vel- '.County Medical .Society Was held follow the present line of the Pas- weeks while people are cleaning up was served'by the Good and ! Choral Series and similar works, tt. S •- ^a•* left school; and 12 certificates of ! almost impossible to "make proof" •lead leaves and other rubhish '"April itth at Muhletiberg Hospital. Hithy-.ft 'Delaware but it was also fare Committee. I Issued by a half-dozen music pub- [TT«BW mi Date of Birth for those over IS claimed that the question of pene- an the law required. A lawyer from us to prepare about fheir homos. It is pointed out Tomorrow night the final degree The following physicians were i Mailing houses. Professor Luva is years of age who are working full the South named Massey was suc- iliat it is necessary to obtain a elected to 'office: r President, Lor- j (ruling further into what Is now to take ilidr will he conferred (in two candi- ! has made available to choirs mi'.'.ic Salem* . A ri'»n I. !>hy»ical examination ami a form awarded by Judge Lynch the total hamburger supper tary. Frederic W. Lnthrop. Plain-'j In the bargain, .hi has provided Ith—I Bu.riin^t:iu)j -.hjiti Mr • 5th—i Morris, S-.m-»n-.'i Hud part ; the road was to serve ihe move- so certain; the resources of the >blems New Providence Twp. HournsT Westfield age. A copy of the birth certificate llorough held Sunday evening in little-known folk tunes of many of Mid(lb*sf3ti -j''ftnii)::•<•- A. Euton must accompany all of these forms. ment was regarded with eiithusiaHin town were so limited; antl the ca- the Methodist Church, the church Among the physicians who were countries, for centuries-old sac re I (ft). 'and a belief that it would prompt- pacity of the town's inhabitants to )f the bimil Hoard of Adjustments will meet "When the set is complete it is sent (.ilrl Seoul choir nang the sacred cantata, "The accepted as members of the. Unlrtn music tith -It'tiinni Ii»'i:.i-(I 13. iMc- to the Commissioner of Labor at ly result in material growth in raise any considerable sum were was held Holy City." on Thursday evening at 8 p. in. in County Medical Society was* Phyllis Much of the bemty of a c ippell i Lean (R.K ! population and general prosperity. HO dubious that thc counsel for the the .Town Hall. Twnton. After his approval, the 1 the camp- The Board of Education will meet Hchaefer of Summit. music. Professor Luvaas believes. ; 7 th — Ffur^nlnn-, Si:«<.c.x., War- set is returned to the Superin- The governing authorities of the bondholders finally agreed to ac- ans for this Wednesday evening in Lincoln Columbia School Hand will give j Other business matters included lies in its utter simplicity. He; ren, parts of iSi'-rawni ,ii:!>fl iPafiRHici tcndviit'H office, one copy is sent to towns of New Providence and Ber- cept $7,500 in lull settlement for tturday Hay School. It is expected little be- their third annual band conceit In I reading of communications, a re- maintains t,Jjat dubious !onal ef- j -J. ParrnfH Thn«n.hf nifl-i. the employer and a copy kept In ' nardsvttlc issued bonds for very everything due on the bonds. held for sev- sides, routine business will he the Community House on May 2nd. port on the progress of the Medical fects have lio place in choral .music I Sth—t Pa^aic i —(irffl'jl.ni • Can fie Id our files. The birth certificate is It ion n Sum- -transacted as President Blitz is on at'8. 15 p. ni. The dancing club are Service Administration (medical in- Tonal accuracy, delicacy of ex- ! (R.t. j then-returned to the student.,, July. Sum- vacation In the South and MiH« arrauging some specialty "numbers j surance for low Income groups. pcrssiou, clear-cut phrasing, cnio- i !tth (R«T-2K|T :i.n*fl Kiill'1 fif'flud- Junior High School has been for- | (afetcrla service additional per- I fn thin vi- liadgley is retiring from the. Hoard. for between the concert numbers, j State Medical Society as sponsor), tional release --these are the soni—Frank *" mumn-TK. JT, t-fl I. Appointment* and Iteslgnaflons warded to the,Board of Kducation {snnnel, enlargement ot facilities at The Parent-Teacher Association Members of the P.-T. A. will put on j Edison School, .etc. ' , tnplujg. f;te.ili- 1 a report pertaining to physicians j points he emphasizes in his work Appointment was given to John after approval by the Board "of (iov- hiive to stay i'- completing plans for its annual a-skit and are organizing- a kitchen i and National Defense, and a short j with the Allegheny choir. Fred A. ft;Ttr«?.' ,HT "R.•> A. Morrow of Fairview. at the ernoni of the eivK- association. "(e) It Is our conviction that inier and th« luncheon-bridge meeting lo be held band which will also he an added ! outline of the work of the Women's . Mr. Luvias organized ".»'" All'- tlrfr —t-K:-ii"ct--.%i>»!i 1... Vrer- rate of $140 per month for the bal- From discussions with the school adoption of any one of the pro- it need. Miy fitb in the school auditorium. attraction. Dancing will follow-; Field Army for Ihe control of can-i pheny Singers shortly after he he land (R. K ance of the academic year as authorities, the committee uiideiv , posals will result In destruction Ion of the A caterer will serve live mral while ing the concert. . cer by Mrs. Hubbnrd. came professor of music at tin 1 -tb i R;-r.i»si- -E'-':.' rt 3Y. Kcan teacher of science in the High stood that the immediate needs of j of property values in the sections ,t there were. the older girls of the s'-llo'»l acl as Open bouse will he held at Col-1 of the city from which additional 1 '"\ — I Meadville. Pa., college in l!»:!u. Pie (R.t. School to replace Arthur Meineke. the jCenlral Junior-Senior High •his purpos' ... waitresses. II will be the -final tinibia School on the night of May You must have the HEHAL1) If j vioimly he had studied at the Ober l-'Hh t'Hu'l'-'tn:» - Vir'? T Norton resigned, to accept a position with School wou44 be taken care of If pupils would be drawn for Edlaon n the budget Jui'etlng of the season for the group. lUth In connection with the, P.-T. A. you want the news of Snbimlt. It i 1 in Conservatory and ' directed Ihe DuPont Com^iny in Wilming- two rooms wore made available. School, attributable to the need for I is used tit! The Civic Group, together with meeting. Each classroom is pre- will cost $:!.5O per year for t-vo • choirs in Spokane, Wash., and Krie. I tHi rCitiwind ,1. ton. Three additional rooms would lake pupils going to and from school by paring exhibits of their work all bus and to the numerous difficul- ""rough.officials, are planning for Issues a week I Pa. Kffeciive as of June 'M, the resig- care of other desirable changes in if the Morris Hie Annual Horough Clean-U» year. The special clubs will be ex- the Central building^ In the light ties and inconveniences arising hibited in the boys basement and nation of Lester Bunco, .teacher of therefrom. We believe adoption of the Saturday Week to be held May 5th to HUh. social studies in Central Junior of this understanding of the prob- as voted to incluaivp. Itcflidonts aro. urged to will Include such things as safety, lem, the committee commented as uny one of the proposals would health, physical education, music, High School was accepted. Bunco mean some residents would leavo •ay Camp for ''••an up about their homes, plac- Junior High Dramatists In "Friendly Kingdon' expects to do graduate work. follows on the proposals of' a com- IIIK rubhlsli at tlic curbs whore It girl scouts, P.-T. A., photography, mittee of teachers for transfer of Summit and ninny who otherwise, an hopes for will be picked up and hauled away. boy scouts, 1-H clubs, art, news- Junior High School pupils to Ivli- would move here would go to other hat ciiinpiuK 'flic- Borough schools closed paper, marionettes, ami industrial son School: communities. arts club. .Now officers for the Mrs. I. L. Smith Elected Conclusions lie for Sum- Ihtirsilrty, at noon for the Easter "(a) Kdison School built at tho v-ica»lon, They will reopen next P.-T. A. will also he elected and in- T. I. A. President "Therefore, It is the opinion of alled at this tim extreme edge of the city, cut off by y small for Monday morning. Prior to dismis-! stalled at this time. the railroad and bluff along (>leti- this committee that the immediate :if) • Now Providence Township Hoard needs and the desirable facilities rved find lh« l the children were entertained f Mrs. Thomas L. Smith was elect- side avenue, is not adapted to serve rry out the •with a special motion picture. :4fK(!ucaUott..wiI l nicct tonight In ed president of the Town Improve- the needs of the city outside it.s for the Central 'building 'und any IOW ."ili" Hirl Peck's Bud Hoy al the Circus," ! the Columbia at 8 li. m. ment. Association at the annual own territory (Kast Summit). advantages to be gained by Increas- ship was ^tarring Tommio Kelly. Itoy Scout Tixiop No. f>8 will start meeting held at her home, til! Pros- Adaption of any of proposals 1 to I ing the attendance at Edison hough funds The annual Methodist spring fe'l- April 11* collecting newspapers to pect street, this past week. School, do not warrant adoption of portlonately help complete their budget. The of the Committee of Teachgrs in- any of the proposals of the Teach- '"wshlp dinner and meeting of tl"' Other officers are as follows: volves a further unnatural exten- pout leaders ^ "MigreKatlon will be held on Fri- Township people are asked to save ers "Committee." '•' •-«••«'•«• - . him t" •" vice-president. Mrs. Thomas N. sion of the area from which stu- V'l.iy. April 25th in the church pal- the papers to help thfl scouts with dents arc sent to Kdinon. | The committee of the civic as- din KIICII a their propject. Carey: second vice-president, Mrs. '"IK.' There will be no charge for John Dey; third vice-president, sociation noted that the recent bant hue. Hi" "Ib) Proposals r> and ti Involve trends In school enrollment do not hat. .Summit. Mrs. Searann L. Wright, secretary. transforming Kdison Into n com- and spent thoir club periods paint-i Mrs. Edward P. Jenkins; recording indicate any Immediate need for tho j(»v "' bined Junior-Senior high school. long range planning to take care of irs. Doll Per Contributor fug in Ihe Colored Hay Nursery - secretary. Mr«. Thomas (foulard; This Is contrary to the. Idea of tin; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur H. Klcli.tPl- increasing enrollment In tht* Jun- On Y. W. C. A. Porch giving It a fresh and sunshiny ap- Board of (Education of having only ior and Senior High Schools. Tlie pearance. S-OII. one central high school. By pro- committee suggested, therefore, oration Another project with some of the The advisory hoard is us fol- posal (< the continuity of the pupils' "as meeting the Immediate needs The c^ialn of paper-dolls joinhig club girls Ims hven simple sewing lows: Mrs. Henry II. Twombly: Junior-senior* high school experi- of the Cenral building. dln<-ontinu- imcn liii.nds around the world. Is growing for the Kefugee itelU'f workrooms. Mrs John 11. Eggers. Mrs. l'liilolux ence would be broken up. "it the front porch of the Summit Hiice of taking non-resident stu- Y The Y W. C. A. is truly a democ- II. Holt. "lei All of the proposals would dents of which there arc now 70 rd. of Wcind- W. c. A. tlieno dnys. In colorful |l1 1 racy with a place for every girl, make necessary the regular use of from New Providence attending the •man of ' dress, each doll represents a con- 1'liiiiM were discussed for the whatever her race or creed. It is Spring (iarden Exchange of I ho bus service to and from school. Central Senior High School. Committee. •libutlon frijm tho club girl whose Parents (mothers in particular) of Summit 'lame Is oW the doll. This money a cross .section of l»" community Town Improvement Association. "This will guard against any and lakes a cross section view of resent and react against bus serv- acute crisis arising in the future lg to attend will •he-iised mostly for overseas Hecause of Ibis widej ice, particularly for chlldron of thv |r the rule" '''•lief iiud for work with the ',.tifu- i the world. due t$> an Increase-in the number ,-ppoitunity for every girl, it has elementary and junior high school of students from New Providence. Republican r.s in our own cotintry, but In a definite place of value in every Six School Rezoning age, because It Is unsafe, linhcnlth- It should, in the immediate future, Friday 11"' nu, (j|r| lu-servcs do many fti 1 and Inconvenient. It will large- s, Julia 1 community. provide the two rooms required to g and helpful things In ly prevent extra curricula activities meet tin- immediate needs of the eld nvcnue Summit. There are always some local Plans Unacceptable for those students who must go Central High School. The decrease One-of'the limtnnces that ccnno citizens who hnve n<> n™ f" thc to and .leave school at the times of two teachers, which we under- wishinr. I" 1(1 mind In that of Ihe Juliette l»er- they scheduled for the buses. id theto I" folks who run the paper until stand could then be accomplished, 'icotte Club, With Miss Itosalle something suppressed. to S. S. Civic Assn. "(d) No approximation of the would eliminate the problem of two Marrow as adviaer, This club bad want ntulnsidc. Hooks County. Kan.. Record. COHIR of adopting nny of the pro- teachers not having rooms for their ' dunce thla winter and decided to A report of a committee of the posals Is available to us. It would own use, leaving one of the two •do something constructive with the Members of cast in scene, reading from loft to right: foann t'.«>%iirJy. F.««r forth..1.*rnew. Advertising In thc HERALD will South Summit Civic Association on appear that any one of them would looms available for other pur- proceeds. They Invested In several l'attv (lilliaii, Russell Yncgtlon, and C.ladys Kurd. All arc >tin!cnt> at WntraF P' M-^h ><•!)<«.I. !<-di>

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MONDAY, APKIL 14, 1941 'im SUMMIT HUKAU*ANi> SUMMIT KKCOKU,

^fr'^Munr.lr, JUdUm •-*1 "Y" Bowling league Edward l>. Sniitb, •'''• .Mal>i<'»"<"> Social Security Baltusrol (iolf Club Wildlife Stamps to T N*. Tully, SiMiiinit. I. ALONG THE LINE Week ending April 4th. Kiilis4Tliill.ni I V.mmillf.—William W. u.sta liutfun; Mrr.. - •-- • Madison Will Offer Brewnter 1» U t ltl Mi M 3 1,-y; Mrs. (ifurKe K. _ I'lam. '^ '_' By Brayton Smith Uuker .... U (Fifth In M Kfi-U'H of Kivlen 3 ii M* The Now Jersey State Federation mit • MLSH .hau Tully, Kltx.*l»*-MI ; An." ; O«ntll« ... tl .S74 with social Stiff Opposition Smith 40 U Remove $!87,f30O Debt Of Sportsmen's'Clubs will agaiu be Hi Ion Williiin^: linlierl 1. Williuin- WrlKht 37 m Iu charge of the distribution of M.H Summit: -Mins Ccitrude .Mull .i Kivien :::.... *t ass property occupied by hia term, was rrantord: l.i'f II. llrt«t..l, \V. r-m.-U ; 1 from the central uffi -, minds this writer that an important piece of legislation, affect- Lackawanna League as the team to free from all lildebtednean follow- charge "of distribution. Wildlife Amlirn.--f .Mi-Manns, Klr/nb. ih ; «. TT iltMimtiiid Ti.iey, Sumniit. Hie Social Security Hoard KIIUH pennant Week lias been set aside ISy Pn.mi- . M ' ing every salt water fisherman iu the state, is currently before | J^?A 78 ing a dinner and ceremony attend- JuUK<-."—Saddle McrMe;-: .H:inT Mf; tin; wajfes credited lo hint in • will Soldiers' Me- 6? dent Itposevelt. l the State Senate. Swlok ed by 250 members and guests last Xnlr. i'lili-ai4", 111.; lliiiiiei'-t /•"" social security.- account,. It morlal F4eld during the corning .. . :: » Saturday evening. Caxtbif Brown Rach stamp of the uew series is i in- 1 1 1 worker -believes the wugi-.s HIH Baxter reminds us that salt water angling is one of the. weeks spring practice sessions for Prosch •:..:. :.'..':. 41 double-size. Tlie Htamps depict Ft ll.s N .1 ; llnrsemaii.--lil|>: Mi "- - " '" Oliver „;...: pf Summit, president of the club, (ierkl-ii, X.w Vi.ik City: Miss Ivy 1 >. on this BtatiUncnt are Incurn-ri the official opening of the league Hennasay native American, anlniuhs, birds, Milllaiy most 'popular and most profitable recreational activities con- " a mortgage that represented N«-w i)iri)!ii|)!(-ie, lii.H local Social s,, Vreelantf , fish, trees and flowers. All are in I'.III^I.V al> <". ducted in New Jersey. Sport'fishing .ranks ahead of football, j "5 ugX llutler ...:.., . final encumbrance on the or- ity Hoard office will ln-lji hii-i debt of $187,000, incurred in pix colors. Nationally fainomi nu- Joll(.s> .\,.w v.n-k fiiy. baseball, golf and tennis in the number of - anaual participants, i League pennant,The^boTsTeel.TfTa lure artists painted the originals of check back 0U"wugt:H reported and the fishermen are drawn from every walk of life. In the chanc« to trade blows with Nutley, 1929 and 1930 to make extensive him In the past aud dear up ,lur 1 improvements on the clubhouse which the stamps are photographs. ii;;;;;^.-;";.,; vinnv a,,-: Maju,- ,;.,y UlV money expended for fishing tugs, tackle, bait, transportation, Irvington, Millburn, Madison and «nd two eighteen-hole golf courses. An innovation in connection with Hates, .Suiiiiiiit, ineskleiii ; Xulinaii «. etc., it also ranks as an item of big business. Livingston in scheduled loop •Assisting in the burning cere- the 1941 series of stamps is a paint- i VViinli'V.' Miipli-w I, M. i-iiif-sali lit . If the worker keeps the >;i.,•,(.. games. njonies were J. Stewart Bake/, ing, "The Wood Duck Family," mciiLs given him by his enf|il.i>.-v Crippling recreational fishing would'be a crushing blow to >NuUey's Americans, led by Ed- urer; 1'. . *>• * chair man of the board of the Bank painted by Fred Everett. The paint- set i-c-tary ; Mrs.r. N. ruiiy,- Summit. allowing tlie'wagcB pa+d to him .i:i,| the incomes, i»f thousands of resident?, of our state. Actually, ward T. Marshall, a Brooklyn Dod- of Manhattan Safe Deposit, Com- ing sells for 60 cents; a stamp [in- iiiuouut of nodal Heciirily lax.s there are hundreds of people in our seashore communities whose ger baseball scout, are definite pany, president from 1929 to 1938, album for 16 cents and a sheet of ilcilNi-tcil. he will have a (till r, ^,,,| | threats to repeat their 1940 runa- 40 Wildlife stamps for $!. of his uiiKi'H. lie can then i,•.,. main source of income is derived from the sportsman angler. way, but the Selective Service Penn and W. Pal en Conway. chairman, of Proceeds of the stamp sales are these to check the WURP Htntem. m These people will tell you that if striped bass were more plenti- Training Act has taken the sting the board of the Guaranty Trust International Plans used for vital conservation projects furnished lilin by the Social Sinn ful it would provide them with two or three additional months out of the Essex County outfit. Now that spring Is apparently Company, New York, who served Among the missing will be pitchers on Baltusrol's board during the pre- throughout America. ity Hoard. of sport fishing. ',. ~ ; i^jA beaming from behind every r, sidency of William 0. MeNlght, who Tony Paul and Orest "8mokey the sun, Coach Nf, Hamilton Mf The new conservation .education Opening Ceremonies Any worker who has reason iIP Thousands of people once bitten by the salt water fishing Intindola, a pair of veteran {ling- preceded Mr. Baker. Much of the program,'sponsored by the Nation- diiiilit that all of IIIM wa.m-M ),.:.,. fin's Summit High track perfornV credit for dissipating-the Indebted- bu become home owners ;tnd taxpayers in our seashore ers that made the Nutley club real- era are turning to, the very s^rkjua al Wildfire Federation, wi|l be car- lo been (!orr«!t:tiy reportid MII miii' 8 ly formidable last season. Marshall ness wan given to, Mr. Baker and ried, on intensively in 23 of the liaoity • ore problem t>f training for participa- members who served on the board communities.- Some have built small summer bungalows and doesn't know bow many of the oth- tion in the atintt^l p6»W Relay Car- states this year. New Jersey 'is Once. The'more time tliat el.i|i ,.s oil governors during the lust eleven Included. The successful promo- national Uuseball League's others all-year homes. All of them contribute towards the er boys will have to shoulder one of nivals at Philadelphia's Franklin eighth season on Thursday,/When the more difficult it will In ,, state tax burden. Uncle Sam's new shooting irons be- Field on April 26th. Siv runners ya»ra. • tiqii of the ducational program in ciieck up on wages received In tin. fore the 1941 campaign opens. p being co-ordinated with tRe sale of clubs in the southern hall' of the ^, Baltusrol has been the scene of circuit, including- nejir'by Newark past. Tho emnipyer may go out , Everyone concerned with maintaining the popularity of When the six Choo-Cboo loop were chosen members of the aeven United States Golf Associa- Wildlife .stamps this year. of business or the worker may fm our seashore resorts should insist, says Mr. Baxter, on the that will Invade Pennsylvania/ ill tion championships. No other club and Jersey (Mty, wilr entertain the loop's four northern-aggregations.. get hist li,ow long or when he wm-K- passage of Asembly Bill A-45. If passed now, this bill will final time trials at Soldiers' Me- In the country exceeds it in that ed for an employer. In any i a' , . . c » • e . i ii i ii- i there will be many chan in morial Field last Friday afternoon. €loso to 15,000 persons will likely ( y p respect. The amateur champion- of doubt, the worker would well stfiped bass fishing tor sportsmen and will supply addi- every club, wHh the possible ••• Included in the group of success- ship was twice huld at Baltusrol, Committees Picked attend tbe Newark .^earH-Montwnil tional revenue-f**r the towns and state. tion of the Red Sox. Use of young- ful applicants for positions on the Royals iSpeni'i- at Ruppert Stadium, :to consult his local, Social Security l f h d ' ' or married pperformers the women's national twice and the Hoard ol'lctj for advice. "At the present time." Mr. Baxter charges, "improper) P«'nn Relay squad were Boy Pease, national open championship three contingent upon favorable weather legislation permits 285 market net fishermen to control the {^ihaaienT"o*virtua Teduced thhe l Summiit drafdf t captain of the Summit High track For Watching Show conditions, while better that 511,00(1 b non-existence, times. stripep d bass fishing in the State of New JerseyJy, while over on opening day and field brigade, Douglas Co»U- Present membership of the club persons are expected to crowd ililo « held today, ance figures might drop in the Lackawanna Baseball League Wednesday aiid Friday of this week. the title virtually "in the bag" be- W. Woollcy, Mii|ilvw»(>iM;; ICihvnl It. K,li,-r. Cniiiford ; until you have* _^ number of fans regularly attending games this season. The j but they are expectedd to be att ttopTennis Courts Open gained some recognition as a bas- i.liers of the Hears si|iiad will be in- form t0 en the cull t T. X. Tully, Summit. increasing number of individuals employed as a result of the •• °P '«» grind. ketball and football player, stood Judges' ('oiniiiill.r — Xnmian \V. troduced as part-of the elaborate seen the new revolutionary defense program has in general boosted the income of people in Madison Uodprer* May conference opponents on edge last \V<«i,|.y, Mii])!i'\v«.iil, iliMiiniMii ; .M;'ijnr i progriiiii. year with a blazing fast hail, and tiny linl.s. .Summit; Kn-d C. ll.inli.i-, this section of New Jersey, and... it is assumed, some of theProve Pesky Neigh At Memorial Field Ma|>li-wi.ci.i ; !•'. K. Hciliiiiyiui, Summit ; there is no indication that there (Sein-p- U. I'lanl, Scoli-li •ri.ilns. money will findy its way u» the loop'p s six ball parksp. . I J^Sg^L^.l^bur?.! Six clay ten^ou^s at Soldiers' will he any noticeable change In I'riz,' t'ominitti AII-.M. A. K. M.iit- larli, Kanwiiiid, <'h;ilrm:iii ; Miss ,l<.s.- j Poll Officials While that may be true in some of the more industrialiy.ed or Livingston, but consider Irving-1 Memorial Field will be opened for the type of performance lie will phiiii' I'.'im r.sun, Huiiiiiilt ; .Mrs. h'riil <'. towns in the Choo-Choo circuit, there is some doubt- whether ton and Madison the/clubs to beat i play by next week, if weather con- turn in this season. Hanker, .Muplevvuixl: .VIrn. F. \) IJ'ihiii- PtHDAftEiEHDAFLEK r K. S. .Mutliewscin, I'hiin- it will be true locally. The Summit Red Sox must civc seriols off thls aea80U- Thinking hi a seri- dUioim remain suitable, Harlan 8. DePalma is not the style nor Being Proposed ^Filing method consideration to their financial problems this ye! Even a j ™ ! ^ttlZ caliber of pitcher as wan Art ' I'iili'iritv I'liMiinltM't—Dmitihi.s Iiai- IK •* ; "Lefty" Vivian, former Summit. li-y, Cnml'i.nl, , lialiinin ; I:. Kr<-st;ui, i - '- . - slighlhtt increase woulldd nott helhlp matters very muchh. OOnlly a their record last campaign; how"-1 asphalt courts at Memorial Field High twirler, who was and still i.s Wi'stficlil; Mr. and Mr.*. . ll.-rv.-y K. major jump in attendance figures can carry the local boys over i ever, Madison'a lowly Dodgers are and four courts of a similar con- \Vomll>uni, Jr., Mudismi ; ll:mh Ah-. | The names of proposed- i regarded as the finest pitcher turn- Xair. Al:i|ili'\vnud : V. K. l{nliiiis<>n. | officers in r 11• - 2S1 districts in tlie financial top. j quiet afiother problem. struction on the Edison Junior ed out in the conference, but he .Sumniit. High School property in the eastern Union County, rei.oninieiided by the B does manage to "scare" many Kiit.-i-laltHmiit t'l.iniiiitti-i' — .M.ijur ; various district coiuinittt-e lead<'rs. It's going to cost a lot mure to maintain the Summit club • BeSkd a flrst-Ste group oTvet I section of the city. young hall players away from the 'luy l!;ii>'N, Summit. rli:iinn;tii; John during the coming season. New uniforms are the major itemj eran players to adorn Dodge Field j AS last year, the followin plan KniK.in, lOa.st (.M;IMK>-; .Miss .lusrpliiMi- ;«ire being compiled by party ol'l'i- plate with his fast one, and pos-Kinersnn. Summit; Mi-. ;mil Airs. : cia.ls for submissinii lit the I'liion in the overburdened expense column. Other necessary equiiJ-'this year. Furthermore, lie is get- oi uso ant} operation has been sesses enough poise and "stuff" to • Ji'iirK"' I!. I'liint, Si-r.ii-li I'liiins; Air. County Hoard of elections for ap- n ilK dC h ratc in adopted: first, at Memorial Field get by the better batters. 1 poilltineiit for service in this veal's p ?Z"! p ^'!T !! e fi-M^ ™» various ^^^™^S^'^e? there will be a registration card High school pitchers usually have j'primary in Sepleiiiber and the p'ii- league fees. I ayment ot two umpires fur every home Contest taltjnt. pitching may prove em- and fee for use of the eight courts; a tremendous advantage over .schol- KiTi-ptiim I'limiiillli-i'—Alr< 1'Yril t'. | t'l'al eleciiou in Noveinln-r. must also be taken into consideration. '"barraHlng for the Rose City outfit, llaiiki-r, M;i|>le\v'"X CnmMilltci--- Mrs. William <\ i man of th<; I'nioii Comity Repub- more than many of the other teams, but is-gvmig to have a stiff I» Hue » t»e ? tines lh» otolulion . .„, .. „ , Those wishing to uso tho courts cess in most cases takes many Sifln-rt, i.'liiilbyirii, i'li:iinn;m; .Miss ' Mean. Committee, ami Kilward L. ( 4. Eliminate! follow, of 111* llllnq folder time in equipping them for a successful .Campaign. campaign Is the announcement ^ , ,, Josfiihinc Kii'» r!«>!i, Sumniit; Mis. .1. thejr Bt (lon car 3 years of playing experience. Pitch- Stanley liittim.-r, Suminii ; Mrs. I-'red , Whelun, head of tho Democratic It is the duty of every ha&bajl fan in Summit to get solidly made this week that tickets for ^ V i House or ing conies with the .strength and <'. ll.-tnkfi'. .Miipl.-wmid ; Miss Nan.-y County Coinniittee. The appoint- m tho(fde tennie &{s the couriet attendand t on legal site H\t lillnq operation. Be behind the Red Sox tfus year. Everyone wants to see the local agility of the throwing arm; hitting WV.str.ii. N't^ark : K. S. .Mutliews in, ments are scheduled-tw be made by ?a*«s lima, tllotl long* In jrour lilinq the tennis courts. Registrutoin Is IH the result of constant practice. I'l.iinl'i.-ld; Air. and Airs, nich.mi II. : the county board May 1st: ' "' boys at the top of the standings, both in games won and in ! for the opener will cost thirty-five required to make a reservation of Msivis. Ma|il>-\v..(i(l; Mis* Sylvia I). r<Krt'il ('. Hank- crats are named from each of die s i i; (i K i, i s er, cliainiian, Mapli-wnoil ; Wallace support. As active baseball fans, interested in the growth of ing over the single admission meth- Following are the rules and reg-Conference climbs be able to stop |2Sl districts in wliich the county i.s MAIIONCUV STOHi: the game, we all should be willing to mail our checks to the I illations for the use of the courts at Millburn and DePalma. Muck, Nutley; Kalph t'crry, Italuvav j politically divided. Election offi- ! Memorial Field. Itii'linrd fhl, I'liiinfli-Nl: N. 10. liiirK- r .'!iM Nprlti^llci,! AvciiiH' ess, Sliurl 11111K; (itu!«c H. I'lant, cers are paid $:i. , a year, making 'I'eli'iiliuiH' Mlinmtt fi-2l!ll club. , ' v I ticketsbe'Void, availablat" the "regulae at thr e"twenty-fiv gate, wille ] 1- Registration fee for children Scuteli J'liiins; William <". Kieln-rt, Jr., I the bill for the county ?;!!>,:',111. ; 1 A» an added convenience to contributors. "The Summit cent price. thirteen years of age and up to and Herald and Record," "Summit Press" and "Summit News- including sixteen years, or those New Records Set in Guide" are accepting checks to be forwarded to the club. Send Bfydon Collects Two attending High School and Prep your check today, made out to the Summit Red Sox B. B. C., School, Is 25 centa. 2. Registration fee for adults 17 Trout Djsfribution and baseball in Summit will be getting tlie pat on the back it Hits Against Fordham years of age and over and those out needs to rise to the top once again. of High School and Prep School, is Ikb Hrydon, former Summit High $1.00. The New Jersey Stute Pish and and Lackawanua league baseball HERE AND THERE IN SPORTS 3. Men must wear a shirt while Game Commission has announced star, paced the Seton Hall College playing on courts. that more than 6!V0,000 legal size nine with two hits in four trips to 4. Reservations can be obtained trout will be released In streams Mike Gaven,-publicity manager for the Newark Bears, has the plate against Fordham Univer- 6 p. m. until dark Monday to Friday throughout the state before the end asked this writer to remind all local baseball fans that they are sity on Saturday afternoon. Bry- inclusive for those registered as of June. A total of 114,000 fish don was also credited with a stolen adults. were distributed up to April 1st, .'in- invited to attend the baseball welcoming parade on Broad base..„.„,, _,..despite„ the fac_ t tha_t . th„.e. other 1)1,155 were liberated between 5. Soft ru'bber-Hole shoes only l street, Newark, tomorrow evening. . . .Fishermen are also to be I catcher callel d for a pltchoulh t on tthhe April 1 and 10, and »n nddded 4,- to be worn while playing on clay 500 will be dumped into rivers', reminded that the trout season in this state will open tomorrow. play. Fordham won the game 2-0. courts. I It feels lakea and ponds before the trout Brydott- led the Laikawanna C. Players under 17 years of age . . . Thanks are due the many readers of the "Herald''' sports League in hittlnK one year. At season officially opens tomorrow have preference on courts up to t>morning. More tlrSn 4(10.000 trout pages who sent letters, post cards or gave verbal praise to the Summit High lie WUH a four-letter p. m. week-days. athlete, winning awards for foot- will be released before the June fishing and bowling articles published last Thursday. It's nice 7. Players 17 years of age anddeadline. ball, basketball, track and baseball. over have prefeernce on courts to read or hear something pleasant about a story (or stories) Only iu his junior year at Seton Several new records were cstab- Hull, lie has established an out-from 6 p. m. until durk on week- llsh/Sd in distributing the (ish from Columbia School Nine Red Cross Advances standing record as a college dia- days, and Saturdays, Sundays and thy Hackettstown Stute Fish Hatch- holidays from 1 p. in, until dark. MMI-MOWRED mond performer. ery this year. The liberation of Announces Schedule Money for Athletics 8. Saturdays, Sundays und holi- 18,000 trout on April Mli constitut- days up. to 1 p. m. there is no pref- ed tt single-day record and the DESPITE ITS multi-motored performance, Cadillac The Columbia School baseball When Major Joseph C. Donoghue, Schacht at Bamberger's erence. 650,000 that are to be dumped into team of New Providence Township, Fortt DlDlv moralle oMi tr, was a •J. Courts may be reserved by streams before the distribution sea- has only owenginc-but it's tho most powerful and under the leadership of Cliarles J. youngster in Flushing. X. Y,"he two persons for a one-hour period son closes will eclipse the old total Al Sthaeht, the Clown Prince of per day. economical Cadillac V-8 ever built! Come in J*errlu«, has arranged the follow- used to dream of having enough Baseball, is to be In 4he Sporting ' Of 603,000. Thirty-nine' truck bada ing scn«lulw__« fo,w r this^ season.tMj : money to buy big-leaj;ue equipment Gooda Department of BambfTRer's 10. Players must be registered were used in setting :tjvo'3ingle-i|;iy and try its power-dive acceleration, and unbelicv- MaylsiVCBerkeiey Heights—New'' 'or hif backyard baseball team, To- to play on courts. mark. ay s on Tuesday, April 15, from 3.00 to able smoothness. There's nothing on earth like //. Provldence Borough—home " - '" "reams are coming true 5.00 p. m. 11. Saturdays, Sundays and holi- May 28th, Berkeley He'-lus—; bwa«se the American lt«d Cros8 days out-of-town guest fee 25 cents as 3eeU fit to Al will, tell all eomerB about the New Providence Borough—away 1 " allocate $ll,r.00 for per. hour. Summit Tennis Club May 8th, Berkeley Heights—Ken-< athletic activity at the Jersey Army gaRH he has pulled iu the big league 12. Reservations may be made jlworth home. I <'<*nIer- Headquarters of the Sec-names and answer any questions by registered players forty-eight Wants Junior Players May 14th—Berkeley Heightsi-'<)n<1 <'orp3 Area, Governors Island, that are put to him on baseball, hours in advance by calling Summit Kerfllworth—away. i x- ^ - ta£Ked the money for Fort besides autographing IIIM book and 6-29,12, between the hours of 9 a. m. Philip N. Trowbridge of Summit i and baseball equipment. While Al's was elected President of the Sum- j April 30th, Berkeley Heights— t P'.*- although Major Donoghue lo 12 noon, and 1 to 5 p. m., except i , • I'libll big reputation today in for bin mit Tennis Club for thu year 1941 11 Mountainside—away. will never see the cash, he will Sunday, the hours are 9.30 to 12 i. " ^Uliimll HIM })ave tne clown antics in the diamond it IB at the annual meeting of the club June 2nd, Berkeley Heights— i pleasure of spending it for noon and 1.30 to 5 p. m. l!! not so many years since he waa a held lnst week at the home of T. 'i"l nl Hie I Mountainside—home. such need«»d equipment as baseball For the use of the asphalt courts •V -I., as ,Seeij gloves, bats and masks, and other big leaguer liimneir and took the Dwight Bunce, the retiring Presi- game as serioiiHly an anyone. at the Edison Junior High School, - 2>araphernalia known to the Kports there will not he a registration feu dent. Other officers elected w

I a THE SUMMIT HERA|P RECORD, SUMMIT, N.J. PAGE SESTEff wlook Hospital History Is Recounted W. |. T. U. Meeting Board of Recreation | The loeal institute of the W. V. LETS GO TO THE MOVIES |T\ V. will I.,. ]|,.|,| Thursday. April las Class "A" Rating at Present Time jl^lli, at Hi.' hoine of Mrs. W. A. J. Conducts Egg Hunt fiie annual meeting of the Hoard •lleeve. fit !>'jan!. 1 in place An exe- ager ol the Strand Theatre. Tin HI '•utive liiianl meeting will be held mtir Tni.-t'1'-* 'f" the Ov«rlook Him- The Egg Hunt which was conpriz- e winning eggs wtre wrapped lor the jtiiich.i.-e of th» proper:} iM.l I ::!'.• a. in. The afternoon meet- .Sianli y .l |.:\ ::! N'.-in- K.'liy oriatlon held March 20th ducted by the Hoard'of Recitation in gold paper, and tin re was a Lilai A< anil *\-,IMMHI fi.r en,l nwiiem th, ing will t ijiiwiie at Z p. in. Mar-it- (ii1. y ', n I1... Nurses' Home brings' for pre-se!io.)l and grade school mad ..--i ramble for the "galileii Nan plan would lie is:e-.|H'ilicnl, a;:i| thi' April t»; ,\|nr The dt-vniioiial period will be I "fa u • • t >• i •• i i f »"' ihe Hiring of litOil when; conclusion was t.icitlv adopted -i! children on Thursday afternoon, Dr. George \V. Shinn, rce-, cKiitluri.-d |,y Mjss Kstlu-r D. April lwh. in the area In front of Mr. Krnes: I*. P.:-:ten, pivsidoir I;,..-. ,.:.• i . i niiiiil tlljs meeting. In spile ,,|' illis. tht* Craee Church, NV.vton,1 | the Edison Selio,)! was a most suc- Of the -Hoard of Hocie#t;.'»ii <".i-n- si >niu i;nni STI:\MI •lit- H«'V- matter was tin;- allriwi'd In iji\ Tin,; County officers will be pres- niissioii"rs, presented the t'lt.itrc »( •hile on a tisit to bin I'- cesaiul"iiff.ilr, Ii Tli D.i i k llr. i M..v • :! .in. K I..;- and iindt r the t tni: a/.c: lill^aiid will take part as follows: passes to (he following winners: •< !e.uler- ' With over !)00 children partici- April I a,h l!\e M.it 1 iir.i. S ' . -1; •- il r, Mrs. <5corge C. Stevens' .shiji (it Charles Can..!:! l city, laid before a meeting look Hospital . he ()Vi-r- •Mr.-. Iv l». I'aiHiell, iireshlfiu, will pating and only Sou eggs hidden, Hill Allian. 7 Noi'th St.. Nichilis rOMMI Ml V ti,;s speak mi [lie ctninty work. Miss Moccia ,17 Park Ave.. Kohl. Mar- Iion w.is or- Peter Hiuiny was in a dilemma (or j April physicians and pastors* at theKaili/etl, with the |'|. Andy Hait 'ri\ali- St-ei i.-'ry \,uU • -\ it. '. !-, i !<»w in.Lc oi'ti- IJrew. r. ei.inity irea-iiier, will talk tin, i"i«;r> Morris Ave., Angrlo 1 •lulilauil I'lifh a proposition for a awhile. However*'he said he would April IT J: . 'i'l:at Ni t in |;jn 1 ,.; cer.-i, Charles J.'Canil C \! 1 : i! lll'il 1 i \ • • • i. lire- yh-iii; »ii lin.inr.s, and the working of hide plenty for evervone next ye.ir. Ortondi. 1K2 Morris Ave., David imnuiiity hospital in Summit. Dr. Chestnut Avo., 1) >ITH I M William ||, Lawivuc '. I re; surer, -.). Wllhei tif a private hospital, was! Follinvin s.-ereiary, Kvaimelistic work. i were donated by Tony Pace,• man.James- j . 12 Railroad Ave.; .laine- thin action a campaign jColniiKelo, 12 Park PI.. Mildred encouraged by this move-; for obtal Mr.;. P.. K. Martin, county rt>- IVVHK the mreK.;.i.ry lunds enidiim secrt'tary, will call atten- 'Circello, 27 Morris, Ave., Linsd.il<- nt, ami at once secured tin* fi- April 12 IS Mee tlirl !>.' Mint.lu. I" 'i't.:!e. K. IJeii. lio was ami in .Juno, i:i| |, ! war is afan end Mr. Dabney said a!Green, -It llailroad Ave., Jane It'ih- aid of Mrs, W. K. Curtis. jtion to teinperauce |)eriodicals, spiritual awakening must come so, was successfully e;irri.Ml out. Near- ^\y*. J. A. Knowles, caunty vice- cr-t.son. :! more wars. April n-ir. ly $1U.IMM| WA:,. i,|,-,l-,.,| ;ni(| |1)t', invsideiu, Christian citi/Vnship. coln Ciiswolrl lC'Uakridge Ave. lad) i:\e H. r •l;ill \\ \ tiv. ••III-'. 1M inns. AH a result his hospital In this he believes that another 1 purchase was' ma'rlv. "The Over- Mr.--, l.yniaii n.-Cuddinjcton will be; "The ealy bird catches the San l-'.'aneiscti- Dot ks ;l!i,i ^-.-^. Mel .-, th. Ir.-ii •A oneiieil early in October, l'jort, j cockpit will face the people of.our April lii-17 look .Hospital Association" now be-I be piiinlst. and Mrs. (.'. M. Stanley, worm" proved to lu> a true ada.no Ho'ie.Miioon for Three i; I treiu. A. S •ritinii. .•;;!. private institution. _ j state, VVaiiton destruction of lives 1 and nt Liberty came 1h» governing body or tinSoloi.il- . ' in the Hunny Party held for tin- As:-' •ml.led l.\ '. It. |i Mill. 0;i the ISth of that month an- hospital while (he .curlier li,i;ly and of liijmes must be outlawed by tiny tots. Mistaken for the signal MIII.1M ItN. Mill III K\ !, s meeting was called at thelijMwn .,-. "Overlook Hospital In- In fervid belief in the mercy of a shout from one boy to his p-.U onApril H'-ir, This Thin;; Ca!l''d Love ssi II. \i. 1'ii-uUi;. !'.. ISarn. .Uilami Club for the purpose of co.-poi.ilt d" was only retained in Christ. We must learn to live with the next bank Started the group o:i onsiil'; iii^ the organization of a legal existence a.s holder of the our neighbors if we are to have Meet linslol! ISIHI kit' the hunt for the eg^s in their area April Hi-111 Arizona .It Art!n:r. William Hold ,,.i,.ty i:> provide treatment for Kly bei|iu-st.i-r Rev. Dabinett Talks peace. about ir> minutes preceding the 1 You're I be One ; '!- •ki-r. (I. fuclier. i:. I). ..•suns' unable to pay for them- On December c. I!il4, |ju. Trus- Next Tuesday- Dr. William It. main hunt. After the group had •Ivi's." About 25 persons were Ward of the Mutual Benefit Life ^OTTII i'il 17-21 Western I'nion II. St till', |{. Y,t>uri:'. D. was the Incorporation of thesecurities; in its keepin aiiiouiii- { T!ie important nfle played by Pe-ter Bunny, who was portrayed .lau^fr. V. •".i:! (.Summit Hospital Association" on New Jer.-:cy in the war of Inde- ensures a good, message, for the This TbinL\(^illed I.ovt» Kosalintl Uus: ,11. .'I. Itoiiulas. P.. iiiK to iiioi'etfthaii .*:{.niMl to tiie nevv speaker has such a fund of topics by~Mlss Theresa Pecea, was al--, Vovemhor ISO, 190G. Tile President Assiiciatioii, anti procfCiled to dis- pendence made, our state the cock- most mobbed when he appearetl. the .Men's League ot Calvary pit of the Revolution, said the Rev.ut his disposal that he is apt at the band. last moment to hit upon a thought After he distributed more c-gga t:> tide act play for the oi-cjisimi.' hiureh. P. H. Holt, whfl had al-, 111 the year I!i2ft, by ineauHMif ii .Herbert' F. Dahinet pastor of the that he-'might otherwise have not some of the children who did not A]>|>e:triug I'or the firs' t ;',-,>••• i»- le.tdy secured the Interest of thecampaign einln-aciiiR all ,r>f the•Methodist Church of New Provl- have any, ho danced and played Athenaeum Closes Edison Adult Center considered. public will'lje the girU gl>-t?- tf'.i'.*' is, with a subscription of c'ommuniries served by Overlook, i deuce at tlie meeting of Ihe 01(1 with the children, much to the wasfolected the first presi- At. the meeting on Tuesday Dr. which has liei'ti " dniii^ • sylra-L.S ?::r»0,iHKI was rai.se.l. Witli this !<5"ard on Tuesday. The Btitllo of amusement of the onlookers. He- work, in "keeping with the (•!.-:•.)•-,. Ipnt'of the association. During the money tiie maternityy wiuj; to the! N'erves which we hear so much McAfee wielded a gavel that had presented a plush bunny to Miss, With Wendt Talk Plans "Hats Off!" they will als ) sing a snug -.v'-;n-.»n; light years of been fashioned by G. L. Courtenay its existence^ with| hospital :iiul the Nurses Honie were' about today originated not on for- Patty Cumberlnngo for being the espei'ialiy "for the pnvjraai t'rir.£'•-«.£ Die- assistance of th« Woman's! built. In it all the nurses live and j °'K" I"i('''ls- Washington in thea member or the Old Gtaard. Ita youngest egg hunter present. MLss (Continued .from face One) The Kdison ' Adult ltecre itinn "Hats Off Far Kdisiin'" •ixilbry, receipts from contribu-j it also contains parlors, recreation i1 b battlle r)f Trenton kept the He.sgif- t was enthusiastically acknowl- Lois Fraiicoski and Master Thomas s illls S( edged by the members. Center is one of the busiest places Th.e rieetnini Club and tin? ''-n- nis amounted to $21,125, In addi-j hall, and class rooms for •thc| ' "P '' in mind through an en- Slnegra vve.re awarded chocolate of .Chicago: and later became iban in .Summit each Tuesday' an.I ter Orchestra will al.s> |>i >•„ nr •>•'«- ii: to appropriations amounting! Nurses' Training School. The j '-'ru winter. -Although the colonies bunnies for finding the most eggs. of the School of Chemistry and r w 1>0 Physics at Pennsylvania State.('M-- ThursJay night as all.hands are ;>u era I mu iieal numbers, $i:!.. i0O, which it obtained from Nurses-!. Home .stands on the high-1 " united in their eagerness to The Board of Recreation Com- p ; ritl Murphy Uses Second deck for the final pr igra'm I i be The women's h;uid' :-.tf I'f-'l --•«- coiinty. est pait of the hill and like the| themselves of the burdensome missioners .wish to express their lege.. Dr. Wendt is the author, of inu Sn.-i iv several books on the .sciences; and given on April L'L'ntl at the Kdison ing class, and th<> Men's $'.v12, in order to secure the hospital comni:iiids an extensive ; 'axes imposed by the British those Floor as Music Studio appreciation Ilrst of all to the Seliool auditorium at Sir. o'el ..:!;. have oa display in the se.vi-v: r "":i . view of ilio. surniiindiiiK hills andit>f tlH' south were closer in ties ia editor nf a six-volume lext-b-ink UH3. of.£50,000 from the estate seven Parent Teacher Organiza- "llat.s Off!" is th" tllenie of life and .-h-'i.), respcetively. th'' ::;-('*- Ex-Mayor Kly of New York, the valleys. The view from Overlook :tna" '-l!0S«' of New Kn'sland to the tions who made the hunt possible series for colleges, "The'Sciences." tllf I li,|y Of interest to all Summit music One of Dr. Wendt's latest lion.;r.- program, this year, giving a patri- pit'ecs of hand wurk rln' h'v>' h..-fii tike ;i trip lospital was formed into a stock Hill is one of the most beautiful .mother country. Xew Jersey, com- lovers nnd followers is the anb-y contributing all the eggs boiled in td.' during the wint'",- was to lie chosen Director of.Sci- otic aspect to all the activities rep- Christ i in. lompany under the title of "Over- iu New Jersey. -> 'i"K between the two, became the nouncement made this week by Wil- and dyed; to Mr. Albert Pannullo, resented. ••.il'he girls,i-hai'm club will a<-r is: look Hospital Incorporated." Mean- Since l!)2.").a new heatiiiK equip-! Mu<-stion mark. the Master of Ceremonies, who ence and Education at the.New of I'ni MI lfam D. Murphy, owner, of a music, On the program'and in rrlie irsal hostess-:; tluring the eritiii > -v - •: ."• I. Vliile, though the question of mak-meiit, auto!:iatic -sprinkling1'system Was hington spent, a greater part kept the crowd nanny while they York World's Fair for huh sea'- i irtom !ijv isporting goods and phonographic 'fil ellli • lil",5 evening ' '.'•' ''I *'•'•• " of his time during the warfare iii .m>]is. In this lecture he will take f,)r the big event arr-.a girl's i-ip it; the Hospital the property of j and new fire-rf-sistiiiK' construction i recording, shop at 351 Springfield were waiting; to Miss Pcoea for |ii'iir-er yti:"ii''•> ni:.| d-in.-'ir- - ;'. -" our state. Dunni? the wintry impersonating the bunny; to thehis Athenaeum audience arr>s< the riuinal part of the hospi- avenue, that he has taken over eNllihilioll. biiys wii'slliiiu' ami li'»x- featured iii ihe ::\ :inn^; ri. Lawrence was frequently dis- tal were found necessury and in-"lontlis wlu'ii fii^liiinf; was hamper- rooms on the second floor of theBoy Scouts, and especially Troop frontiers of knowledge in many i (1 by the weather the monotony 16!), which turned out in full; to •fields. He will use three-rlinin- ing bouis ami a girls rhyiinuies u.sseitriio formal action was taken stalled. building to be used as offices and nuniber on the athletic sid>\ . III Dr. Ilamill made the proposition Ih-Iimgs to the P<'<»iu> was broken by receptions so that music studios. One of the sixthe Girl Scouts, and City police for sioual leal-life pictures in eilor to You must have the UKRALD it more homes within the .state have patrolling the. areas; and to theIIllustrate Ills talk. The meeting The Little Theater (iuild, wliieh • you want the news of SumnfC. li it a dinner of the Highland. Club Overlook Is a coiiiiiiunlty hos- available rooms will be used as a tnr'i'ts in the KdLsnii .Arltllt llecre-' claimed the honor of his presence _ ^ _ , willll b eh held in thehigh, seliool au- will ensst $;!.5u per yt'a.r tor two April 1H1... Avhen a committee pital, neither city owned nor pri- ( credit and iij oyment office, j City Fire Department for leniling ation Center each Tuesday mid ditorium at S.I 5. issues a week. |ka.-- apjitinted to consider the niit- vately operated. I' belongs to thethan in.any.other part of the c«lo- jw ljllo/ the remaining space will be the rope, and to Hudd ('rawl'ord 'I'lllir-!il »y will present a special . on .May 2i. litll!, at the annual who live in Summit and sn ../ over to rooms for vocal, in- and the group.'of twenty Junior, i-.tiiiK of the.club, this commit- neighboring towns and c'lini w Jersey was always looked strufhontal and dancing in.struc- high school boys from Kdisnu • w]r» Advertising.in the IHOUALD will lu-esented a report recoinmeiid-| side and is dedicaterl to .serve i:p 'ii ; ; a corridor b-lween Phila- tion/ ' -._ hid the CKH.S. Day you dividendH. Drums Alonj; the Mohawk," Filmed in Technicolor. BIK the Summit Hospital Associa-l neeils of anyone at anytime. <|rl;n; iiinl' New York despite tll^ It'oonis will i)t! made available at i .--lit.'uld lie ret|Uested to or;:,.in-| It is managed by a rapub!'.< - I it':' : ie' i it much of the forcing of |a nominal fee to music teachers, /Coming to the Lyric Theater :i III ire representative COiinni!-j under tin' diret-tion of a It 'an and :~ 'n-11 well as Kilns was | either as a practice center or recital Lady Eve" at the Strand Wednesday In I'i;r!her consider Ihe ijue.;-! Tni.s! j'lR'inj; installer] Iiy Mr. Murphy will : iiii. New Jersey is • c -invmittee reported early in !; ii)ii: ill!' -five rloHars or in..)- <• i ,be a recording machine that can be c M-kpit of the Hev- ! I, a' a public meeting held i'i .'.• ir i ill'-li1 iiei" of the a- UiBcd by teacher* in noting the 1m- time it is a revolii- 111 S:-:-hool Auditorium, the tion. jprovonient of-pupils over a period ' woi'lil ami preserve >.::f i! I:-, c'iini'1 'of months. One of the roar studios • system. More -de- • iciation Mr. Hamil! in \\'. ev, !>• ; j! has a C lass A i-ii will ho niven over to dancing in- : ai'l 111'. have been ihie, presided, The gist of til-, aern by 111. (' ill' :;e. of Pa', ' HI! . -rs, struction. our !i irtb'i.s than in nit was that, ; 'I . S'lli -•< I; ha-- a I ilae wit hin One of the features of the now unless a fund "f - t'i.ur Mu:h of tin- sliiji- ca]»aeity ill I IV her s! a t e. arrangement will he a lar^o hall 'i.ooo eniild be raised, • • between Cainden ':• is doi. where recitals may lie presented. nniiy of Die air- •• '.v Yoi \, 'All of the new activity will be car- lines I' • iderilial d fVeliipillfiit re ilie work of flu- in • it:: Mies a ried on with tho present shop on aroun - In I. ibura.t ii'ii .- projeel is 1'aterson.' Keirny, C.i. ol the lower floor a.s a center. felephone Growth h"ilU- iiiac,I and nearly foil: I'.i.s.- lie River, is ern-s tht mi 'i- ;iii;e w ill he plac'd. ii:i.u the busiest liiiini- twi ntv-si.\ in lire sl.ite. • ..liu.-t Rhubarb Desserts Add In Summit Noted to !"'!' p .!' wires. llevolutionary War s> a:n! ill aid to the defending Zest to Spring Menus 1 The \i w Jersey Hoi I Telephone r'\pa: I 'if the cable pla.nl il liu l-jirnlii . New .It rsey, as |v4 • 1 <.-i|uij !H':il in other' se: State, is •coiitrilmtin.^ j II) M Its. M\ UV W. Alt-MSTItOMi. 'iinipany is'rapidly expanding i 'I' M 'i' c \r ral til'i'iee .ii'- a- li i - <; supplies. .Much of 111"I (iniiitj lltuiii' Ili'moiiMtrutlon n-ilities in the central office • • of- rii.-il which will vetiuin- was used to feed the i Karly Now England settlers call- ii'din^ in Spriiifcfieltl avenue, new been iiich •a years a.uo, and in tht; highways i ii a- vi a r to ciunple'c, a air if New Kimlanil and the peoj- cd it. "pieplant", prolubly because OVe. Nt-w York tame from I Inn - lid byways of the Summit and wb ii'il ien finished will :uli | the tender, pink stalks of the vese- :ne I'niiiity. Springfield. (\m- li.itliani central-office areas. live i •s of a. rial and nr.ib'i- ; table made such delicious pies. To- : i-"ar;ns and .M.irristown all "Sustained telephone growth ::r -im .ilile. from l'it'ty-:»ni' to 1.- day, this tangy, .refreshing' food, 'e- ii'irtli-liiiis ol the war for '•«i' the low poip;t of the depres- "ilT. [i-tir wile e:lllli lit. t I tlte.i ien ; commonly known as rhubarb, is ,i i:,|rpeii(|i nee in.my times suf- (|!i reached telephoilically ill P.i.".I, wire network. ia favorite lor pies, hut hotnennk- ; •..•re.it hardships for lark of •is increased the number c.f tele- "Th • s'.vitr-lib.-iard ;i tli<- last l«",v years. / ir ueU over j American kitchens many, nnny Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda in a temporarily uneomfortabb ml in the Chatham t area ab uit valiant work was done. The three years \, for four days. will watch this section closely. The j i Ki'Hvth has been greatly Htiinu- In is:;n Newark held a celebra- 'increased interest to the spring Summit li e.xch-iti^c now serves- it"il by improved business here :ioii for the industrial progress i menu. nearly 7.»MH> ieleplenies. a uain i". j Roth ,'ly due to defense program pro- wii'mi the state. The name of Selh | In selectins rhubarb, look for iimre'than L'.O'IO sillci' 1!i:M: ;i!ld \\u-. ttiiydeii was reverred as a. leader ill stalks 'which are straight, linn, •'iou; by the decision of the Hell Cballiam I e\i-haii:;o serves L'.l."ii'.: rhe industrial revolution then go- quite thick and tinted with pink iphone Ijuboratorlcs to jiroceetl cotnparc'l wiMi less than 1,2:.«i in iii. N''W Jersey was no longer or red. A dank' discoloration at h its suburban laboratory pro- l!ll!l. l*ast year I"-'1 teleiilrni'-; ! II Theatre 'irridor between IMiiladelphia the s|cm end indicates a poor prod- Summit ' al Murray Hill and by residen- wore added in Siinnni?-« and L'os- in uct and one'.which hn.i .beon-picked 1 N«'W York. Hel'ore the Civil buildiii-f» rlevelripinentH in both Chatham '• and in the first' .pniier ml HI iinliisiiy it had coijie int;) too Ions. !iaiii;e areas. vear I he yaiii has 1 n Wa: the gain ha WII. LYRIC li'tN'r business, and conse-1 almie tlu> (is The preparation of rhubarb is FOUR DAYS 1 ^••ntly a demand for telephone j 12" in ri :)i't\i and I' • tlitJiiu , thai when the present .'iimplf an facilities has Riven lh«' PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS the finished product. The tartness "Eva sure know* '"•ipany a tremendous task, not "STANLEY AND Mischa Auer "iiy here- hut j it of the d,i-s- j of rhubarb indicates, its arid con- her apples! n nu)S I lent hut in addition it. contains ji' 's in the State. LIVINGSTONE" -MARGIE" "Enriched Bread" for Better Nutrition I some ealciiun. iron and pho.splior-. '"At the exchange 'building in- 1 lation forces are now complet- I us, and also vitamin (.'. Heeau/u ;l i considerable sugar is required to WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY general addition of sou sitb- | make any rhubarb dish palatable, f'-rdii'i-.s' lines, three switchboard -By Dr. James A. Toboy- (April KUr.t) it is high in calorie value. '"-''ions and miscellaneous equip- Another i(1 made with .generous amounts of Rhubarb tapioca pudding, rhu- i" which will increase Ib'" NRICHED Bread" is our most milk, it also contains vitamin B)f barb, hetty. steamed purlilin^, Preston Sturgcs • < 1 *.- • t - i t >- of the central offices there important new food product. J ll! E or riboflavin, as well as the im shortcake, upsidt'down cake l.ind " .v fifteen per cent. The out- Everyone should be familiar with Hit! portant food-mineral, calcium, baked rliub'irb are types of des- '''•' te!ei)lioiHv plant to provitle its many advantages, especially which is needed for strong bones serts wli/cli may be prepared from since this new this ear/y garden product. In us- type of bread and sound teeth. A THE SIJM/VHT HERALD This white bread provides; ing it/'in pie, the most popular represents the Am.rj-i£uii dessert, rhubarb may he mill SI'MMII' IlliCOIlll most signifi- therefore, all the important B put in a double crust ,,pio, one cant recent vitamins, which are necessary In with lattice strips over the t'ip.-or advance in liberal amounts in the well-bal- it may he combined with a cus- Issn.-il I'lvi-ry the science of anced daily diet to promote and tard and made, quite festive with ''•W AI'TKltNOliX' and Tliri:.'"- 1 -\ i"ri:i:\( u i\ ii-,im tti-- urn'. nutrition. maintain good health and bodily a meringue top. What is it. vigor, and to prevent deficiency Ithuliiirli Mtrlniriic riti 1 • l.l'.l'llr iN'KS il.|:iiiii :• Mf rlnmie . ' body. In this respec,t, enriched 2 i'KK wliltt'X '•'I nl tlif 1'iist nffii't'. Suniniit, certain Important vitamins and 1 bread is superior to whole wheat, t liililespiion.s fulfil" - . -I., as ,Sfi;i,iul Class- .Matt, r minerals that are natural tq I'lncli sail whole wheat. In some respects. and it is also a better source of Line n pie pin with plain p::s!ry. however, the dietary properties of calcium and phosphorus, in the jjroper ratio for best use by the Wash Ihe ihnliarb and cut in hill this new white bread are actually inch pieces. Dredge well with the superior to thoSe of average whole body. Hour. Meat the egp; yolks, Ilien ; Two or three slices of enriched wheat bread. ; add I lie sugar. I'liue the vliulnrb The vitamins added to enriched bread at every meal will furnish in tho pie Hhell. spread on the egg! ! bread are thiamln, or vitamin B . the consumer with from one third and Kiigar mixture, then riot with and the pdlaRra-preventinr fac- to one half of his dally require- butter. Hake iji a hot over (ISO tor, known as vitamin I'-P, <>:•ment of B vitamins, calcium and (legreeM K.( fo/ 10 minute*, pi ic- iron. The best part of it is that iii); a e:iyer tn'er the pie. Reduce nlcotinic acid. Although called the bent to :iL\r> degrees V. and HENRY an acid, this vitamin is milder m the cater Rets these valuable and nourishing substances at no ex- liake for 1,1 ininiite.t. Ni)\v..^»read ; its acid effect than are the vari- the meringue, on .-th«-.',j>,i>A>iA> SUMMIT HKCQKO, SUMMIT, N. J, ; *e KraiHls, K W.»x»l>urn, Jr. Madison, "Y" Bowling League Edward \>. Si.uth, Jr.. JUi-lewi...M ; Social Security Red Sox Expect That Baltosrol fiotf Club Wildlife Stamps to T X. Tully. .Summit. ... endins April ttlt. «ulA.Ttiiti*m l-ommtlU-.—William '• r.m.u-r. WV.-itfiM.l. .-hulnnari; Mrs..J. Team Stanley 1'ituiuT, Summit : Mi*;* Am-- hrerlooktt ALONG THE LINE W. U. Act Explained Pot. HI Madison Will Offer Be Distributed Again uxtu buna.. ; Mrs. Walla';; Htiek Nui- Uivw»lt-r 48 S3 .6it i I«.y Ml*. «S«-..r»S- H. Haul. N;.>t.-h Baker .... 34 (Fifth In a ncrif.s i>f articled By Brayton Smith Klvlen S3 '.51* I The New J«racy Slate Federation las Class" I lent lie 116 S3 .Ml tlraliiii; with social iii Remove $181,i HcU-ii wWt'in**; VJ.Wrl i\ VMliiulo- Stiff Opposition Smith 40 41 49* of Sportsmen's Clubs will again be Wrlfcbt 37 44 .428 la charge of the distribution of son. Summit; Mi** iMtiuilf Mull.-:-. ,UE OF SPORT FISHING TO NEW JERSEY CITED 121 .\Ial>!ivvo..d . Mints Kath.iJut- M..11.-. *. A wn^e-inquiry card call . , in ^B Tin' i.T• -iti.il tneel Stewart 32 49 .395 J Wildlife Conservation Poster Summit's confident Red. Sox. .358 612 The Baltusrol Golf Club, titiiifd ut miy Social be ob- ^fc-Tru-:•"'-•; lf lh mure recently known »a the Surii- ill 181*5 by the late Louis Keller as Stamps during "National Wildlife Honorary t\>mmi!tt'i- — Arlluir It. Board Restoration Week, April W to 19. oi'liie. If a worker tills A bulletin from William F. Baxter, chairman of the fssher- uilt Hil Hoppers, the choice of base- If ad In* ludUUuul a nine-hole course on part of the this in- ^K ,|it. Nurses' Ave. Heubeu Cain, Millingtuu, in |n ISrowli, Summit ; .Vlln-rt W llm-l.-v. and mails it. he. will cointnittee of the Beach Haven, N. J., Board of Trade, re- ball authorities throughout the property occupied by hia farm, was Ciiinli.rd ; Ic-f II- ISrtstol, W«-M back a ^K niiii! '' •' Hj>rii KivW-n . SI 253 1M charge- "of distribution. Wildlife W. , statement iVoni the central office of iftds this writer that an important piece of legislation, affeet- Lackaw'unna League as the team to §24 free from all iiidebtednetia follow- AmbruM- .MiManuf,, tUlzulx-tli Bnuwnter 7T 1M Week has been set aside by Presi- Iliehmuml 'frary. Summit. I the Social Security Hoard showing beat In this year's pennant tight, I>fU! 78 240 Iff ing a dinner and ceremony attend- 1 for wit: •!, ig every salt water fisherman in the state, \% Currently before 24? dent Roosevelt. Jut!**-*—SiuldK HurniN. Hurry -M<- the wakes credited to him in bis ;k on wilt lnagurato at Soldiers' Me- 57 m ed by 250 member* and guesta last 1 ; ; Hwlck '.,..'... 253 NMr Cliii'iiP ,' I"- Hunters -ana social security account. If .the * li:»t;,.;i- •li&s. ^' '. »e State Senate. morial Field during the coming 1), Morouey til m .Saturday evening*. Caxton Brown Each stamp of the new aeries is •bij-SiU-r. Mrs. -!•-:•• n^ and popular and most profitable recreational activities con- the official opening of the league "' burned a mortgage that represented 1 N w Y lk rity M l;u : *. W. (' A Vr«elami 72 172 ffsh, trees and flowers. All are in MiuWisoii," «' ". '• '" }' Iiiet)iii|)lotu. his local Sncial Keciir- on May JJ4tli. All that lies between t^e Hnal encumbrance on the or- 1 ;tZ, of th.' ^Bj; .<.; /I \'Uu> a ] d in New Jersey. Sport fishing ranks ahead of football, llutl.-r « 171 fk\x colon*. Nationally famous na- ity Hoarfl office will help him to : the Red Sox and a Lackawanna iginal debt of $187,000, Incurred In. ,lni»*ii, N«'W Vi.rk «"ity. |y c.-n-.-r ^B:r:n'!iU:: '':•' llo.Hpita eball, golf and tennis in the number of annual participants, League pennant, the boya feel, is a 1929 and 1930 to muke exteiwive ture artitUs pointed th* originals of Offrirrs for lull "f tin- \Val.-lnii«K idiucU back on IVUKM reported for ^•vi!i,.Vti il- l-a*re HIiliiiB and"lirivInB Club, lm., wlm-li him in the nust and clear up any Slid .\;,vy id the fishermen are drawn from every walk of life. In the chance to trade blows with Nutley, Improvements on the clubhouse whjch tfie stamps ar« .photographs. ^Kfiily .h. i in min An innSvAtiori in connection with sponnors tin- *h»vi ur.': M;ij<>r ».uy j error. linoney expended for fishing togs, tackle, bait, transportation, Irvingion,. MLillhurn, Madison and rs and two ciglitet'n-hole goH courses. Muti-s. Summii, i>ivM>lriit ; -Norm:iii W • Livingston in scheduled loop Assisting iu the burning cere- the 1041 series of stamps is a paint- \V*.»I«-.V, .Mll|»l<-W.ii«J. vir.-|l!VSHl.-|lt ; I If the worker keeps -the state-' ^E-jv-h »iiini!H\j_gedt fCtc, it also ranks as an item of big business. ing, "The Wood Duck Family," H..lHit I*. WiUi;ims.,n, Summit, tn-as- games. monies were J, Stewart Bake/, 1 j merits given him by his employee ^B':i' ".mJ at once Crippling recreational fishing would be a crushing blow to Nutley's Americans, led by Ed- chairman of the board of the Bank painted by Fred Everett. The palnt- uivr K H M:itli»'WSi.n, IMamtii -Id, ' showing the wagi'H paid t,o him uad 3H| Slates •T.r.r;.!', :nii of Mr or sfcrc-tary; Mrs. T. N. 'Cully, Suiimiit, (the incomes of thousands of residents of our state. Actually, ward T. Marshall, a Brooklyn Dod- of Manhattan Safe Deposit, Com- Mi»K sells for 50 cents; a stamp Hie amount of social security taxes h» !' '• "' ^Ki:-:uni Jl:.»s. Jr. assisljtiil •' reivlary. ! are hundreds of people in our seashore communities whose ger baseball scout, are definite pany, president from 1929 to 1938,album fur 15 cents and a sheet of ___ . . t deducted, he will have a ttrl-l record H& !i.i!n>. As a re 40 Wildlife stamps for ?!. l^fat iu'r 1 *• lain source of incoine js derived from the sportsman angler. threats to repeat their 1940 runa- Periii and W. i'alen Conway, chairman of of his Wildes, lit; can then uao BH oi^Tifi ra:lv way, but the Selective Service the hoard of the Guaranty Trust Proceeds of the stamp sales are lliese to •cheek the wtitfe Btatenient ^H. a ]>; iv it.- iitHtitt I'These people will tell you that if striped bass were more plenti- Training Act lias taken the sting Company, New York, who served used for vital conservation projects International Plans furnished him by the Social Secur- On .it ^M (V, t!:>' lMh Of Now that spring Is apparently ful it would provide them with two or three additional months out of the Essex County outfit. on Baltusral'u board during the pre- throughout America. ] ity Una I'd. ^•:!i ' m--'i nit: wa beaming from behind every ray sA 1W. V. A, ; of sport fishing. Among the missing will be pitchers sidency of William G. McNIght, who The new conservation education i Any .worker who haw reason to ^Bl :h!,i:!i! *'iul« for Tony Paul and Orest "Smokey the sun, Coach it, Hamilton MpQrlf- preceded Mr. Baker. Much of the Opening Ceremonies ; Thousands of people once bitten by the salt water fishing fln's Summit High track perform^- program, sponsored by the Nation- -|doubt that all of his wages have. rmy. tV.. ^», ;.»»iii-)•;!!:•: the o Intindola, a pair of veteran fling- credit for dissipating the al Wildfire Federation, will be car- ilieon Ug have become home owners and taxpayers in our seashore ers that made the Nutley club real- era are turning to the very serlqua Welfare | problem of training lor participa- nesH was given to. Mr. Baker and ried ou intensively in -1'S of the 1 mail in a wane iii<|iiiry card at ^B-.-..- >!i> u!i.il)!e to \\communities. Some have built small summer bungalows and ly formidable last season. Marshall ! Stales this year. New Jersey is ^E;L>>." About 2a tion in the annual Penn Relay Car- member!) who served on the board thai elapses •Ikita'tiosi Others all-year homes. All of them contribute towards the doesn't know bow many of the oth- of governors during the luxt eleven i included. The successful promo- national Haseball League's it Will be to H,;-tv'Ut an,! Dr. S er boya will have to shoulder one of nivals at Philadelphia's Franklin eighth season on Thursday, when Of l;irc«. state tax burden. Field on April 26th. 8$v runners years. tiojti of the ducational program-is ^H i prfsMi- "The res Uncle Sam's new shooting irons be- poru lions* 1^Kg n.i-i th<> incut were chosen members of the nqua(J y Baltuarol has been the scene of being co-ordinated with tie sale of Everyone concerned with maintaining the popularity of fore the 1941 campaign opens. Wildlife stamps this year. June :;nl 1 When the six Choo-Choo loop that will Invade Pennsylvania hi seven United States Qolf Asaocia- tor open-' 1 our seashore resorts should insist, says Mr. Baxter, on the final time trials at Soldiers' Me- tipn clranipioh&hlpii. No other club I passage of Asembly Bill A-45, If passed now, this bill will clubs take the field on opening day morial Field last Friday afternoon. in the country exceeds it in that to solicit 1^•>; tht' M-'ii's Lea there will be many changes in Close to 15.000 persons will likely s 1 save striped bass fishing for sportsmen and will supply addi- Included In the group of.success- respect. The amateur champion- ••;i:i:r!l. I . H. Ho every club, with the possible excep- ship was twice held at Baltusrol, Committees Picked attend tlie Newark Bears-Montreal * m tins ser- 1^Keaiiy secured the tional revenne-for the towns and state. ful applicants for positions on the tion of the Red Sox. Use of young- the women's national twice and the Hoyals opener, at Ruppert Stadiinn,! of doubt. HH; worker would do well » plans 1^temberr:. with a "At the present time," Mr. Baxter charges, "improper er players or married performers Penn Relay squad were Hov Peaae, contingent upon favorable weather i statioiK 1^K.:n>- 1•he a.ssist.mce of 280,000 sport fishermen clamour for an equal right to catch present a line-up which will give ertino, Bill McNeely and Turldu Is 450. An effort is being made, it Committees for the fifteenth au- was announced at the dinner by nual Watchung Hiding and Driving Stadium for the opening tilt wtili Receive Communion tplaiiu-d, 1H^-ixiliary. receipts these fish." Summit its strongest representa- Oartaino. This group will be put the Kochester Hid WIIISH. | de funds 1^•: ins a::iuuiitwl to through special trials alinost»daily Mr. Brown, to rewrit«cthe club by- Club Horse Show, scheduled to bo Bill A-45, to enlighten the reader, does not deprive anyone tion since the old seini-profesHiouar Elaborate pfe-Kiunv ceifmimie:!; On E.i.••der Sini-duy the meinbers i acvom- 1•. >!! !•» u|i;>ropriut in an effort to lower their times, laws to limit membership to 500 held at the Wutchuug Stables, 1 days. Manager John Yannumio is art scheduled at all parks. Mayor uf St.' '!,'> res.ils llaly Name Society ire, tdu- 1•o !•>'.'"". which i of catching these fish, but gives the right to all of the people confident that he la assembling a increase baton passing efficiency once that figure is reached. The ,Gleii!:'lde avenue, Summit, on Sat- previous high of 650, set during the urday and Sunday. May 17 and 18,Frank Hague will toss the h'r.st ball -,received Holy Coiimiunioii in a ties. JBjl t-m:ity. o.f the state to catch the fish under the same conditions and ball club that will he thirty per and better their pacing. body, at the S o'clock lna".:i. . o pre-depression era, is maintained were appointed at a special meet- at Jer.sey t'ity and Mayor .Meyer ('. i 1 ScrV:!!' iHB9:i I'-i:. in onlc with the same gear the commercial fisherman uses. The State cent stronger in batting, pitching On McGlffln's training program* Kllensteln will help raise the LitUe lal IK- »!•^••rj.- .• ,.•• {-ti.iMiii for the coming week is at least one at the present time. ing of the show committee last On HiiMiiiy, April Until the Holy and fielding. World SwHea 'championship banner 1, HllDlilil I• : Ex-M ;•-•.>;• Hly o Assembly has already passed the bill, M to 15. The State "We are in better shape than we practice session with outBide week. Also included in the an- Name Delegates" will inalie :i trip -Senate must now act on its passage. nouncement were judges; for .six at the Newark inaugural, (loveriwr. to llillsiile's Church of Christ tho' ) Empire 1Hi i.<|i:t;i! V.\t^ form were at the end of last year's reg- schools. Millburn and Madison Charles Edison hus also been in-. £ City. 1 ular season," declared ifannunzio team have been invited to visit the sections of the show. KinK, where delegates of ' I'nion •-aijMiiy uitd.V tin Mr. Baxter has requested that every sports fisherman in vittd to attend the Newark oiieiier. CiiiuUy will h:.lil there monthly ie bui-hl-"•'•• I•->k ll.'-i>it-»l incoi the state give the question proper thought. "Your post card, yesterday, "and we are confident local track a week from Wednesday DePalma Potent Force Following in a listing of com- that we can carry Summit close to to put final, touches on their warm- mittees: An added parrot the Newark fes- IIH.'.'lillK. »!iiK-. tiniiiiih the <] letter or telegram," he advises, "sent to your State Senator, the top this year." Explaining fully un sessions. Doth invited teams llur.m- Show (Vmiiniu.i'—Major |i:til might go a long way in securing passage of the measure." Hiitc.H (Summit) iliairiiian ; William T. through the streets of th.c iluwn- .sen :i,- ••T ' (--i!!i!!t:i!lity 1)V the number of available perform- are members of the Suburban Con- In Conference Race Conw, W.-stfi.-lil ; .M|ss Jos.|ililn.' „ () ...... " ... . i Kiiiersuii, Summit; Mr. ilnd Mrn. Kl"i.-d town section of the city ou tomor- is, luixh IB, Lra :..|ici> was ers, he stated that "with a little ference, as is Sunimit, and both are ; luck, meaning a few breaks, we will entered in the same Penn Helay |«'. Hank. r. .M:t|iif\v :->i ;ii:il ;i LACKAWANNA LEAGUE ATTENDANCE If pitching prowness Is to settle stiii, I'laiiificlil; Mr. and Mrs. h\ K. •.:!):. II imill iiia.li be far better off than any other event as the local pacers. cludiiiK .semi-pro, amateur and Buy no the Suburban Conference baseball Itoliiiisi.n, Summit : Mr. anil Mrs. Wil- scholastic siiuadn will be in Hie line plain, il. 11K' .i «ii::i;.-:- uf the club in the loop, at least on paper." Regular practices for the entire liam r. Si.-lien, ('hatham: Mr. and championship, Millburn High has of march, us well as more than fif- I:. ,\•.:•.': !:•!::, \vh< There was some regard given the possibility that attend- Manager Yannunzio is aiming to Big Hod squad will l"» held today, .Mrs. T. X: 'Cully. Summit ; Norman heir * v 1 the title virtually "In the bag" be- \V. W'.Milli-y. .MapU-woud. teen leading musical organizations. ' OLD STYLE £»! [,,;.- lW* •• •-,-.,,-• >;•:!.-ii tii c. ance figures might drop in the Lackawanna Baseball League get his club off to a flying start, Wednesday and Friday of this week. 1 fore the season has a chance to Kntiy I'liiinnittre—Norman W. Wool- A show will follow at tin -MoMitie. ier.~ ;i::il ' 1 M iy l> 1: during the coining year, but managers throughout the circuit gain the lead by a few games, and l.'.v, Atapli-wooil, chairman ; < iconic It. stay there. The locals entered the open officially. Warren DePalma, I'lant, Scoit-li IMains; I-'. . UoliiiiKoii, Theatre with Al Schuclit iit-tin,^ a.-i FIU FOLDERS I; -r'''; . - * are now of the opinion that there will be an increase in the define •1 !•:•-• r,i- •! a .-,.JI barrier in sloppy fashion last year, lanky righthander, who has also .Siiniiiiit : Mrs. William . C. Siclicrt, master of mcreuionics. All mem- until you have; ^^ number of fans regularly attending games this season. The Tennis Courts Open gained some recognition as a bas- <'h.-ithitm : Kilwui II. Kill.-r, Cranfoid; bers of the Hears squad will In- in- i,, ,. HI ••!.> s-ra;;,i ii but they are expected to be at top I T. X. •Cully, SuiiMiilt. troduced as part of the elaborate lr increasing number of individuals employed as a result of the form to open the current grind. • ketball and football player, stood I .IIKIKCM' Coiinnitl.c — Ni.rman W. seen the new revolutionary to til'-' I1 : -'r . •! i... :..,,. Madison Dodger* May conference opponents on edge last \\"o...l.v. Mapli-ivood, rliairiiiiin ; Major program. I"- •' II, I--- r- :.:•(•-•' deffcnse program has in general boosted the income of people in

Prove I'esk) Xel(?hl»or» At Memorial Field year with a blazing fast ball, and er a:M • 1 this section, of New Jersey, an:|t S !i-. r towns in the Choo-Choo circuit, there is some doubt whether ton and Madison the clubs to heat play by next week, if weather con- turn in this season. llaiik.r, "Miiplcwooil ; Mrs. I". K. ](>iliin- I off this season. Thinking in a seri- ditions remain suitable, Harlan S. DePalma is not the style nor SKII, Suuiluit; K..S. Matln-WK I'lam- it will be true locally. The Summit Red Sox must give seriois ous manner about the Irvington Kennedy, director of recreation, has fl.-lil. Being Proposed consideration to their financial problems this year. Even, a announced. Also opeji will be two caliber of pitcher as wa.s Art l'ulillr-ity I'uiinnittct—i.ti.UKliis I!ai- nine seems logical, considering "Lefty" Vivian, former Summit l.-y, 1'raiil'nril, • ti.iiitutn ; It. Kivstan. ••••k. • slight increase would not help matters very much. Only a their record last campaign; how- I asphalt courts at Memorial Field VV.stli.Ul; Mr. iiiul ,Mr.s ll.-rv.-y K. The mimes of proposed elei•lion is ;. t r jor ;•• « High twirler, who was and still is Winidliuin, Jr., Madison ; HiiKh Mc- officers in tlu> US1 district-; in major jump in attendance figures can carry the local boys over ever, Madison's lowly Dodgers are and four courts of a similar con- " ->n< ::i U regardeb d ans the finest pitchec r iturn- Xalr, Ala|ili-wood ; K. II. UoliiiiMiin, Union County, recommended by the quiet another problem. struction on me Kdison Junior • ;d ™;;; th7 ;;7r;^;;;;" ;)U t- Summit. fl the financial top. he various district eomniittce leaders, Manager Andrew Rickey has as- High School property in the eastern does manage to "scare" many KiitiTlalmiiciit Coniiiiitli-i' — Major It's going to cost a lot more to maintain the Summit club • iuy liatcs, Suiimiit, . li:iii!iian ; John are being compiled by parly ofi'i-.. sembled a first-rate group of vet- section of the city. young ball players away from the during the coming season. New uniforms are the major item eran players to adorn Dodge Field As last year, the following plan KroK;ui, ICast (iraiiKc.:. Miss .losiiiliim- rials for suhmission to tlie I'tiiou •Telephone (J plate with his fast one, "and pos- KtiKTSdii. Suiniuit ; ' Mr. and Mrs. County Hoard of elections for a|i- in the overburdened expense coluniu., Other necessary equip- this year. Furthermore, he is get- of use and operation has been sesses enough poise and "stuff" to CciifKe It. I'lanl, Scotch Plains; Mr. ting a former big-time performers adopted: first, at Memorial Field and Mrs. V. K. ituliiii.siiii. Summit ; pointiiK'iit for service in this year's ment will include balls, bats, catching equipment and various get by the better batters. Mr. and .Mrs. Norman W. Wnolk-y. primary in September and tlie n .V.-.V ,1,-rM.y secondly, there will be an individ- astic hitters. Many boys are ahlo >or r i. but Kiekey will field a club capa- 1 leans and Democrats usually are H* ••::!;>.i!i;. :•; rapisih Local baseball backers are on the spot. Some of the other ble of peppering the short fences ual on hand throughout tho summer to pitch respectably at an early p^m;urS^ in your file$! 1 ll!l!: l! j to operate the courts; and, thirdly, age, but very few show much at I'liiitliam; l-Mwiii it. Kf-llt-r. appointed after approval by parly : m ;;;•••;; ^^ communities are prepared to go the limit in backing their <\vM>on the home grounds, with a pro- ird; it. I'. Wiiiiai.vsitn. .Summit; leaders—(JeorKe D. Itankin, chair- I 1. Simpler llerc't ih» qrcaiial all rules put in force will be en- the plate until they develop form, : both financially and with players. Summit has the performers, fusion of extra-base knocks. man of the Union County Hepith-; in B" - V-ii-* >u >'. :m,l i forced. llnCo lh lik.- f> rhythm and timing. The latter pro- r * «»olulion : more than many of the other teams, but is going to have a stiff In line with the start of the 1941 SiciH-rt, Chatham, liean Committee, and Kdward L. j ers U' ''>wa;-s ni th Those wishing to use tho courts cess In most cases takes many <.-li.iirtiiaii: Miss 4. Elfminalts/ollow- al ihe Illlnq folder ed W- time in equipping them for a successful campaign. campaign is the announcement .Ins.-iihiiH- Kmi-rson, Suiiinilt : .Mrs. .1. Wliolan, bead of the Democratic B •'''• i!t: i ••li'ial of! made this week that tickets for con secure their registration cards years of playing experience. Pitch- In the offcle at the Field House or i i 11 It is the duty of every baseball fan in Summit to get solidly opening day and aeasoij passes will ing comes with the strength and legal site llle l ' ' J optralion. 8* K ' •' 'h.-^ :.,••.- point from the tennis court attendant on agility of the throwing arm; hitting \Vi-st '•'''['- 'I'''! 1 f*' i'Y»ll t the tennis courts. Iteglstratoin is il s the. re8Uit of constant practice, ; boys at the top of the standings, both in games won and in for the opener will cost thirty-five l>>ivis, M'nirt'-wi'id; .Mi.ss Sylvia I). J. Kconnmical doparlment! •••;- i--n-,,-;. i t)w , required to make a reservation of nly in improved strength at the Ki-ller, . Crnnford. Two Republicans and I wo l)enni- proper attire, but stich cannot be accomplished without some cents. Season passes will he sold O crats arc named from each of tin; for one dollar, a considerable sav- the. courts. piate will the other five Suburban I'addiK-k Committee-—Fred (". liauk- NII: m: i, 's <-r, i-hairniaii, .\li<|)le\von(i; Wail.iri- 281 districts in which the county is support. As active baseball fans, interested in the growth of ing over the single admission meth- Following are the rule.s and reg- -r \ in»> i;m sioiti: : Ilmk,; .\\itlry; Ualpli IVrry, lialnvay ; politically divided. Election oii'i- m '• " •:••: f!i:ithar the game, we all should be willing to mail our checks to the od of purchase. General admission ulations for the use of the courts at MUiburn and DePalma KlrtmrU Chi. IMainfMd; X. H.Hum- • ,,..-, «.,,- ul H summit «'-*l!(l • ' 'a Su'.- 1 v 1. ReRistratlon fee for children I'laius; William <\ Hifi)«rt, Jr.', j the bill for the county $:t*».:i-Hi.' id n"--k 1 : l :i:tKe! f be sold at the regular twenty-five Illlljii'"" 1• '.M'"'.'i.l".-" ' ° As an added convenience to contributors, "The Summit cent price. thirteen yearn of uge and up to and 1.- it.- 11 ':i 'If last year Herald and Record," "Summit Press" and "Summit News- Including alxteen years, or those New Records Set in irkai-:.- 1 lcs-iir-i; I^>. tiik'A'!,! ]|jjs (){>(.n Guide" are accepting checks to be forwarded to the club. Send attending High Schooland Prep J Brydon Collects Two School, Is 25 cents. hrti"!-:i 1B '"| '•>• i TII proved *. your check today, made out.to the Summit Red Sox B. B. C, | :ls 1: •• JQl;"iy fli!..- to defens 2. Registration fee for adults 17 Hk 1... , , k ^H ! : and baseball in Summit will be getting the pat on the back it Hits Against Fordham years of age and over and those out Trout Distribution r JB ' " '- fiy the dtH-i needs to rise to the top once again. of High School and Prep School, is ••&V".s s.';l (1Ir:;i'';'":" lnhorato Bob Hrydon, former Sunimit High $1.00. The New Jersey State Fish and ... !!'.« ' I»'M v.f -!:l);iri);in, 1 and Lackawanna" League baseball 3. Men must wear a shirt while Game Commission has announced iiilir.-' HERE AND THERE IN SPORTS star, paced the Seton Hall College playing on courts. that more than 650,000 legal size nine with two hits in four trips to 4. Reservations can be obtained trout will be released in streams ill ll •> the plate against Fordham Univer- throughout the stutehefore the end mil !i Mike Gavcn, publicitymanage r for the Newark Bears, has 6 p. m. until dark Monday to Friday >!1 sity on Saturday afternoon. Bry- 'iy asked this writer to remind all local baseball fans that they are inclusive for those registered as of June. A total of 114,000 fish don was also credited with a stolen adults. were distributed up to April lHt, an- >. I. invited to attend the baseball welcoming parade on Broad base, despite the fact that the 5. Soft ru'bher-sole -Rhoes only other 91,155 were liberated between street, Newark, tomorrow evening.. . . Fishermen are also to be!catcher called for a pitchout on the to be worn while playing on clay April 1 and 10, and an addded 4,- reminded that the trout season in this state will open tomorrow. 1play. Fordham won the game 2-0. courts. 500 will be dumped Into" rivers, . . . Thanks are due the many readers of the "Herald" sports j Brydon " led the Laekawunna C. Players under 17 years'of age lakes and ponds before the trout League in hitting one year. At have preference on courts up to 0 season officially opens tomorrow •''•)•• init in H1 pages who sent letters, post cards or gave verbal praise to the Summit High he was u four-letter morning. More thftn 400,000 trout ".; s '' 'U- St;it<\ p. m. week-days, will be released before the June fishing and bowling articles published last Thursday. It's nice athlete, winning awards for' foot- 7, Players 17 years of age and -\t 111,. 1-xchailK. to read or hear something pleasant about a story (or stories) ball, basketball, track and baseball. deadline. over have prefeernce on courts Se/eral new records were nstab- n- Only in his junior year at Scton from 6 p. m. until dark 'on week- Hall, he has established an out- d in distributing the fish from days, and Saturdays, Sundays and Hackettstown State Fish Hatch- Columbia School Nine Red Cross Advances standing record as a college dia- holidays from 1 p. in. until dark. Mone for mond performer. , , ,, i epyy this year. The liberation of Announces Schedule y Athletics 8. Saturdays, Sundays and noli- -w'ooo trout „„ April 9th cDiistitut- DESPITE ITS multi-motoml performance, Cadillac dayn up to 1 p. m. there is no prof-1 ed ft singie.(iav record nntl the The Columbia! School baseball When Major Joseph 0. DonoEhue, Schacht at Bamberger's ert-nce. ' ' g^ooo that are to be dumped Into has only o»eengine-but it's the most powerfuland *" tagun of New Providence Township, Fort Dlv morale officer, was a 9, Courts may he reserved !>y 8treamB before the distribution sea- I;' imder the leadership of Charles J. youngster in Flushing, N. Y., he two persons for a one-hour period mn c\meH will eclipse the old total economical Cadillac V-8 ever built! Come in used to dream of having; enough Al Schacht, the Clown Prince of per day. !'JPerrti|«, has arranged the follow- Baseball, is to be in the Sporting per day of 603,000. Thlrty-nlno truck.. load.s and try its power-dive acceleration, and unbeliev- ing' BCOTdule for this season: money to buy big-league equipment 10. Players must be regi.sit-nnl were used In setting the single-day I for his backyard baseball team. To- Goods Department of Bamberger's to play on courts. Mtkf ZUlt, Berkeley Heights—'New mark. able smoothness, There's mthing on Mrth like it. day, hia dreams arc coming truu on Tuesday, April 15, from 3.00 to 11. Saturdays, Sundays and hull- JProvWteiice Borough—home. because the American Red CrosS 5.00 p. m. liar 38th, Berkeley Me<-hl«— Al will tell till comers about tho 0f t0W11 BUtJSt f< t8 has seen fit to allocate $11,500 for l!erYoir. " " * " i ^ifiuiut Tennis Club I,. ;•). w-"ri:r:\«n Provfdence Borough—away. athletic activity at tho Jersey Army giiKK lit* lms pulled lu tht' big league May 8th, Berkeley Heights—Ken- center. Headquarter* or the Sec- games and answer any questions 12. ReBervationn may be made! WflntS JuniOF w6rtto*ome6to* . ond Corps Area, Governors Island, that are put to him on baseball, by registered players forty-eight i , Mar Hth—Berkeley Height st- N. Y., tagged the money for Fort besides autographing his book and hours In advance by calling Summit of Summit K«fllirorth-«way. C-2932. between the hours of!» a. m. Dlx, and although Major Donoghue baseball equipment. While Al's "«!( II.AIIO April 30th, Berkeley- Heiglits— will never see the cash, he will big reputation today i» for his to 12 noon, and l to 5 p. m., excupt Sft" the year » Mo«nt«ln»lde—away. Sunday, the hourn are 9.30 to Y> have the pleasure of apending it for clown anlit'H In the diamond It is in,. s, fiiiiit.iii.-.r Iuo« 2nd. Berkeley Heights- mien needed equipment as baseball not so many years since he wan a noon and 1.30 to ft p. in. held hist week at the home of T. s'«'mnlt II, niia Wl gloves, bats and masks, and other big leaguer himnclf and took the For the use of the usimalt courts DWight Bunce, the retiring Presi game sis seriously as unyone. at the Edison Junior High School, Dg , fi ltd paraphernalia known to the Bports there will not l>« a registration fe« dent Other officers elected were fraternity. While the, Newark Bears are G, Rviirts Low, Secretary, and T. ~~! J: Dog Wins playing at RutgeiH that afternoon, or reservation for the use of these / ,„.,. —. Members of the 104th Engineers courts. All players using these Dwight Bunce and Frank Uoniun- for tht CulilUu Sixty- are laying out a dozen diamonds Al Cettel and John Johnson from ow, trustee*. Arthur V. Vivian •(we major victories in Fotnera- the team are staying here In New-courts are requested to co-operate competition were scored re- for baseball mid soft ball, which by observing, the rules which will waft re-elected treasurer. One -5-Puss. Coupe delivered should be ready for regular play by ark and will be at "IlamV with Al. In the office at the Field HOUKC or The club Is planning to, empha- at Detroit. State tax, option.il Chwnpton Clamour Oirl of AH- May 1st. The; 101 Ht Military Police While Al is busy gaggliiK and auto- (5lze development of Junior players graphing, the store !H running the between the courts. equipment, iuces.wits~~cxtr,i. Clttdib.iowMd by Um. C. K. Corbin Battalion Is ialso seeking a dia- for the year 1941. Plans for carry- Prices and specifications sub- mond, as are many other outfits in official baseball American Leuguu f «f Summit, captured beat of breed First (•ami' ing out this project Include spon- jut to change without notice at the Atlantic City show the 44th Division. The 911,500 ap- film tor 1941, "Butting Around the soring a Sunimit Junior tennis drfex Wee Bron«a Penny, a propriation will help equip the American League," which Is packed The first Intercollegiate football championship tournament. The teams once the seuuon officially full of pointers on what makes the game was playod In 1H5H between M) tb* Btrlnjr of Mrs. Princeton and Rutgers. cltfb Is also planning to InvrwtHe its « M. S*i«PP«rd of CaWw«H. starts. great players great and iiiRlde junior membership through the uao SPERCO MOTOR CO., Inc. b«t-«f-bn>ed at the Hfirlng- plays of the game. All baseball of a series of dues graduated ac- 31 UNION PLACE fans are welcome. AllcfHance to 'Phone Summit 6-1700 SUMMIT HMaM.,*hon. Mra Shapperd'H Diamond* Mart cording to the age of the juniors. »«nJt aJt the way from "the Some few diamonds have been The American pledge of allegi- Details of this plan will be made f CIMI M> **• t«P and twined mined in the United States. These Advertising In the HERALD will ance to the Flag was'written by available through the mailK to a cnamploiuihip points. uilne# were In Arkansas. you Francis Bellamy. selected Hat ot junior players. ,

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1 V. .NDAY. APWt M, THE SUMMIT HERALD AMD SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT. N. J. PAGE SEVEJf rerlook Hospital History is Recounted- W. C. I. U. Meeting Board of Recreation r. r l'><-al institute of tho W. V. las Class "A" Rating at Present Time will ii,' li,.|,l Tliurtuiay, April LET'S GO TO THE MOFIES iT'h it 111" llOlllf' .of Ml'H. YV. A. J. Conducts Egg Hunt Itt'CVc, f> Thl. jHiiual meeting of the Hoard ;">l l*'i.ink]hi pim-e An oxe- ag*>r iij.t'ie Strand Theatre. Tk<- ll i einive liu.i: .! inertinjc.will be held nnn Tru-i ..- if -e Overlook HIM- . (,„• n 1 . prize winning eggs M !•!!;. •!• !> • ! h,. j,.-, The Egg Hunt which was con- wtre » liiTi.V 'in II :::u ,i, Sianlc> u! ,\- H !;itii>!i held March -ti'.h ,u;il >; m. The afternoon meet- ducted by the Homd of Recrtatloti in ft. paper, and tilt re wa nl l. |..w :,„.„, i I.I -A Will (,, Mar;. !,• ,1,,. Nurses' H»me brings p'an «-.- iv.'iie at 2 p. in. for -pro-school and grade school mail i'amhle for the >.; li- in, ai' till | Tin- ihn. itiuiiiil period will be children on Thursday afternoon, H.-niii A Ion:: Hi '-luh.iv.U ;ifn'.- II 1,, spi, Hi t hi- th. .. of ii:iff Church, New to: liter u,i the Kflisou S{-ho;)l was a most suc- of the •I'.o.irl of Hwu^t si >nm STI:\M» ii allowed to ('••iiiily (iii'icers will be pres- .i«, wlirie on a tislt to hi li U!ri> r cessful affair. presented th « i > 111; i,;. •: M •'in ain"I will t.ilii' part as follows; !.: r. Tii ' ll:il k "•• !,!. Mis. C.eorfe C. Su-vA iI• *ij t '}i | With over fMMI children partici- passes to tiie following \\ him .-•-.. April .!. C {,. Ml.:. Iv I'ainicll, president, will ^ , i •;!>-. laid before a meet in ; Hill s ik II ]titil A- : ic.ilt pating and only 800 eggs hiddeu, \tiian, 7 N.irth S: J'ph>-=i.-::ins and past:ir» sit th 11 speak Ii.' county work. Miss Peter Hunny was" in a dilemma for iMoc uia 17 Park Ave.. RoM. M.ir < (MlMl Ml V liri'Wi r April Haul;, rji alt> S lV:i!,i:s>l <'!"» a proposition fur Ireiirfiirer, will talk tin, Ti* l>"•-)(•. a • 'ITS. Chai Si .1. C.iinKi awhile. However, lie said he would • Morris Ave., AIIR< •!>> April r-iriiuiiHy tuispiTal in Summit. Dr. :in : 'Hi Ihi. iitiil the working of Qrtondi "' l-!l \l:.'.!ll ,!! IJi <;<••»• .• H. hide plenty for everyone ne*l year. U'C Morris Ave.. !-),«v,d fl!i..vn ii- La*reuc*, Jr. .whu al- •he ,\;is'iitiuiMl l I'Alinatidiial progru.ni; Morre, Mui;i;ivnm\ J:nni I'-iy. h" -i'< tary ami Prizes f<1r the two older groups 7 Parkview Tr.. H;il Wtk^ .II-KSI: riijyf.h« i i11 niind the ?stanl::sh- .Mr. lrc!ui,il. i .unity correspoHfliiij; - lii-IIMll I I am Ii. • iv.-reiicc, treasurer, Were .12 theatre passes, which j berg. riit-stnut Avu.. lirris !,:" I'i a. private .hospital, was K.):u»,jjn; •tary. KvaiiKelistic work. WL-VC donated by Tony Pane, man-1 James, \'- Railroad Ave.. .lann--' • C.I.!.-:. II ,.: ;-t "iliiiii a run pa if, n '*'•• 1!- Ii. .Martin, county re- ;-h »'iK-nunjeed'" t>y this ninvt- fur. .>!>!.fin igeltf 12 Park PI.. Mildtvd 'he in ce.-'.'-.'.iry tlinils iiK .secretary, will call atten- PARK ar. -anJ at onee secured the fi- w.is phnn •mil it) .Idiic, ji,]| war is at an end Mr. Dabney said a, IID, •>! Morris Ave., Liusij',- April U'-l Nice Cirl jcH.il aid of Mrs. W. K. Curtis, wa^;,,-,-,.,, tion i" ti'inpeiaiice periodicals. r0(> i. \\ Railroad Ave.. Jane !£.)»>- v carried nut. .War •I. A. Knovvles, county vice- spiritual awakening must com«-sa MAIHSOV. ' |T.!:.iin H:«1K Jr. and George I!, ly siit.iMtu > l'!i i!f;<-il aiid slit- that there may be na more'wars. :ji» Plymou-rh- Kil, anJ Lin- il-'in, Christian' citizenship. April i:;-l I ad> i:\. !:.i!n>. As a result his hospiul, jhjvt-li.^ w iimile. "'I'lic Ovcr- In this he • believes that another coln. Criswold 18 Oakridye Ave. Lyinun It. Coiklington will be Sail 1 *.•;, !1. i'-;. .) I loci,;; o|r,'tie;l early In October, Hutfi. look Hi ':•! Assiuiiti'Mi" now In-- cockpit will face the people of our "The ealy bird catches ;h H- IA. tli-- pi •si. and Mrs. (.'. M. Stanley, April [u-1 .JIiiIK'.MMii.in 'nr Thi-c- |. a priv.it>* institution. ti!' s;«v.'r:ii:if, body of til.,- state. Wanton destruction of lives worm" proved t;> hc> a true ad:i^c, s 1 soloist I lillH II! 1 ilifl. y "(Vi t!:e I !. ' <*f t»3t month ;ill-Ji'iH]»it:il vvli tin' eir!ji.,' h,i,|y and of homes must be outlawed by in the Bunny Party hell for th. ;!| :• m.. i:ittr was called at th" ku-inn •••!•!(»..!;. Hosjiitnl I,,'- a fervid belief in the inercy of tiny tots. Mistaken -for the signu! Mill HI UN.Hill III l!\ M. «\ A. April 1^-1 K_,K;,,:HI ("iiib for the purpose, of cii,'p<>f,s. as mily . ivi;ij!i,.(| in, Christ. We must learn to live with a shout from' one hoy to his p':ii »:i This 'Ihiui; •;iH"il I.uve immiiniii- ^a-iil; ;';:i" the organizatiaii of a li-,';i! ',-v '• as hulilci' of the our neighbors if we are to have the next hank started the group >:: j Al'-el lili-'llll l'.l -icl.ii." tmy, th'i. nitty t.i provide treat men t for K!y in-i|ij Rev. Dabinett Talks peace. the hunt for the eggs in tht-Ir area ' Arizona ilen Welfare ,:>..iis unable to pay for the in- On ii,. -nr.iT »;. l'fi-J. the Tni.s- Next Tuesday Dr. William R. about 15_i minutes .p-reretliiis the j VdU'rc the I (lie .. : (i I i; i :, Hurt on Truveli-rs-. ." Abuiit 2a persons .wt-iy- n-e.s of • • main limit. After the group hj.l j Hie Siinuiiit liuspictl As- Ward of the Mutual Benefit Life SOI III Olt VM.I •Ikita'tion U ,tn,i Dr. Shfnn was askfl soci-.tti.'ii Before Home Guard reached the eggs, all efforts of the i • i't-i-!.:II:III ndci I!K- tfiins- Insurance Company will be the April I'llil;ulel]i|iiu Stoi'\ Of large s:ii- 'T!u'reault'of this'iiu-e?-, fer '•:.•! th boy scouts and girl scouts were of; ;i!.!ir.n/r • ir.-nl. Stewart w;>:.k. and tln-_fiiiiils and speaker. The doctor has not an- iiallant :-'uiis porat ions' •JS the incorporation of Mi-> -K<- -II:iij. • no avail. ' p.r. B <;asrwSl.-. <;;. iJcvholds ( !• >. i)i its ••Jici'jiiiiK. amouiit- T!ie inip.ii taut role played ' by nounced his topic which in Itself 17 1M Western I'nion June :;rd Peter Bunny, who was portrayed April tt. R v; !*',- . i'. .la - T. V. (Jilinnre •i-pltal Association" on!in- t innii---,thaii ,*::',ui|ii In tin- new New Jersey in the war of iude- ensuren a good message, for the Tin"'; Tliin- Culli'd for open-' I!KT ::•>. iftOG. The President: A.+sm-i speaker has such a fund of topics by Miss'Theresa Pec-ca, was a!-* s. I!. ISarnes to solicit sli'Mi, and jinicei 'Jed to dh\-peudenei" ni:idi--otir state the cwik- most mobbed when he appeuril. ; • "the M»:i's League of Calvary hind. pit of the Kevolmlon, said the Rev.at his disposal that he is apt at the lurch, 1'. H- Holt, whd had ;il-; In last moment to hit upon a thought After lie distributed more eggs ti> he i'.-.i y iiH'iiiiK of a Herbert ]<\ Dahinct jiastor of the some of the children who did no! ! fnr tin' <«C.'asioll. ling ser- .lily scciirrd the interest of tlu-j <-hll» ;IHI"II was fleeted the first j»reHi-i At the meeting on Tuesday Dr. with the children, - much to the ! Stations; *.;oi>.'»'.ntribti-; it ;i! Kattie of Tri'iitiin kept the Hes- gift was enthusiastically acknowl- Tlie KdisDii. Adult Recreiti- .: K:l:«iin!" ;ins :i:iii)untwl to $21,125, in add!-; inn, con!,mis jKirlms, rcci'eulioii edged by the members. Lois Fraiicoski and Master Thomas; de funds li'l chiss t'ooins for tile sians np^iit'-in mini! through an en- Sinegra were awarded chocolate'. of Chicaicn: and later'became ih :in Center is one of the busiest plat. 11:11 <"!n!> and Hie ("m- » u|>;»'opriutians amounting' 1 Tr.iinins School. The tire wini.-r. Although the colonies bunnies for finding the most eggs.. of the School of Chemistry ;mil ill Slllliniit e.icli Tile-: l!iy :i' . ivi'l ils'i present seV- ire, eilu- .."•"I. which it obtained' from Thlirs;|'iy uiulit as all h:iiu!s n- :ni:iibeT-s. ll'>:ii-' .--lauds on the IIIKII- wi-re. unite! in their eagerness-to Murphy Uses Second The Hoard of. Recreation'Com-! Physic^ at Pennsylvania State (' >!'- ties. t "'' th-' hill and like- th<1 rid tli*-iii-,i-:vi:i Hi' the htirdensonie missioners wish to express their' lege.. Dr. Wendt is the author -if deck for the final pr ifjr.iin I > I "I i- i'- 'j;.ii!il':r.if: and' sew*- I Sen; re li'll'. in..order to' seriirp SlieMio-ji;:,! i ciuiin ni'N ;m extensive taxes iniiiii.-ed by the iJritish those Floor as Music Studio appreciation first of all to theseveral books on the MMCIICCF; and given on April L'^ml at the I-M'.-• i| !!'.•• Men'."' Shop Will i lal 1)<- "-' :)' ••r.ii.iMMi from the i-stativvit-w .•>: 'Ii'' -^ it: ruiindiim hills 'l . *>'• -I \ ;-;.' :a *1K- se>ving room seven Parent. Teacher Organiza- ! I, should Ex-Mr-.i- Hly of New York, the vi;:;>- T" i- .v frotn-'Ovei'l.'iok til.ill I: Xi'W Knj?lnnd to the series f.i • colleue.-:, ' The Sciellci's." ••IkU.s Off!" is :!i..' the-,i ,,i i i • jH ."•lively, the lll-iny x : j Of interest to all Summit, music tions who made the hunt passible 1 •;ti '.'.;(; formed into n stock- ll-'l ;- Hi most, beautiful "' '"?•••:• t ,n: r.v. .New Jersey, coni- i lovers nnd followers is the an- by contributing all the eggs boiled One of Dr. Weii'.ll's lal'i lr.ill i .- program this year, uivin.- a p.'.tr i v, ,:',< tlrii have btOll £ City. my uud"'«" the title of "OV«T-, in N't-v. Ih-lV. i tb two,' hecanu; the | nouiieoment made this week by Wil- and dyed; to Mr. Albert Pannu'lo; w:is t(i lie chosen Direct.'ir ol' S/i- otic li.ipec;. to all tlieini I iu:;•••- r.'i ;'.:<• winter. |. i-i>:t il Incorporated." Mean- Si::.- '.•_-i a ii<-\v - i f|U•-li'H! I Ham D. .Murphy, owner of a music, j the Master of Ceremonies, iviiv ence and Educ.ition at the NV\vreseat I'd. !ia:-:n club will act as ie bui-id- tiniiiiili the question of JIKJ'K- •!)• :r. ; On the pr ijjruni ami in i. !i. , iv ]y,i\ ;!ie entire evening. system l a greater part sportiiiK goods and phonographic kept the crowd hapny v.hi'.e they York World's Fair for b.iih sea"- •:,' •!)" il:>>|>:t'.il the property uf ,ihl ;-..••. uf the warfare in recording shop at. 351 Springfield were waiting; to Miss Pecca for MIHS. In tilis lecture he will tiki' fur t lie l.lt; event ;i re. ,i ^'::!-. t : !,- . i--n:iiri with the de fur ;i -•• ci!!i!!|:i!lity 1)V pi|rfha»t» . fl' i!li : l: I :r .'iii.i i of the h. nil ' avoiiik', that he has taken over 'impersonating the bunny; i> t!u-his A'heir.teinn audience acris-itin' (Inncim; nimibcr, ;i Ji.'iy.- !'i!'i'i'i:, -. I-;:'! daiicini; wil" bo exhibition, linys wrestlini; aiii!;ers of l;nowleduc in ninny IS, llill.cll ;.-"-l. n • :->i Mini action was t.ik. u •• ;);• |. v«•. i * 11«• r the monotony building to be used as offices and 16.0, which turned out ::i full; to fields. He will use thrce-ditun- ine, him I s anil a tills rliytiiini' 1 number on the atlilet.ic vj,ji.. mil Kd',- :: I):. Ilirnill Jiuxle tile propo>ii:.'i«! HrlniiU'* the IV»ple w.i.-' lim'.i !; by receptions so that music studios. One of the sjxthe flir! Scouts, and City' police f:>r sio:ril ie,il-!ife pictures in c d:ir to You mtis; huv • the HERALD if pla in-1|. ' .i «li::i:.':- uf the Highland i'U\U a comihiiiiliy imHi- IKIIIICS within the .state have available rooms will be used as a patro_ l lint; the areas; and to theinsist rate his tail;. The nwetins The Litile Theater (J.iiild. whir I uu want t!se news of Summit. It heir t \- . ,\•••:.'. ll'l.i, vvhf:i a (uliHtj!'*'- ty 'IWII.MI nor pM- rljlili'-l !'|.-- Ii'Hiii:" of his presence law, credit and employment office, j city Km Department for It'inltnir wii b in hij-'ll scho.il ;t il- meets in tlie Kilisnu Aijnlt Ke-ii• ill I-.>s! $:' i,<> ;>er year for two .- :.;i,- •;•:!. il ti» (-.insider the in it- I'Mi-r iiarl uf. the colo- atiou Center eac!i Tin--lay ;it! .est p'i.-- r.-'l. I liel-.mus l> ill ill ill :i ll>' while the remaining space will be j the ropi and to Iluild Cra\vf;>r.l at --ii- -i a week. ieiv ;t:nl ')•: y.ty :\. V.i\u. at the aim ; •* .-iinn:ait nd given over to rooms for vocal, in- and the group ' of twenty - .Inn: >r Thai'sd iv wil! jiics. n! a pr-i lib. this <\>!iiris:i- .\' -,V .I.'!'- :i 1 vv ;iys looked defi uj'j strument ul and dancing instruc- high school lnys liMni Kdis >n v.j » A(lvri')ti-iiK'; in theHKUAMl will ••(•port recomiii I •d I i .-er\. li-lvei n Pllila- tion. hid the e^g.s. r> ray Von dividends. - w Vurn'lli despite tll "Drdms Along the Mohawk," Filmed in Technicolor, lei.-,, it H'». - • • -iIU.-st.-d to '>:• cpuhli- I'D ir ing of; ( nominal fee to music teachers, well Coming to-the Lyric Theater siiili-r-- f--'li"alive (•'»:•; ' .1 I! ••!• is guns was cither as n practice center or recital in i ,v 1 lady Eve" ai the Strand Wednesday er ;i:M iii'iiili- SIISH)*\ and i hall. Included in the equipment In. i! •i resjiect. being installed by Mr. .Murphy will '.It'S ..!••• TJ I New Jersey is be a recording inachine that can be (ftf'l '•> 'it -if the Kev-usf d by teachers in noting the im- t is a rcv.:>lu- proveineiil of pupils over a period I. ami preserve of months. One of the rear .-studios M.rni" ;:i '•in. More de- will ho tiveu over to dancing in- 1 I. il I' iMle -S. aid ill"li;ivi'., ' lii'i'U struction. ••••k. \\ ':\'r ill I ill!" ll'irdl •is Ihan ill One of the features of the new '. t r jor :•• ie.- s:;ile.- .Mu.h ii- the sllip- arrangement will be a large hall ons. ::i :; j-- (I i:..' In ! .ve li C.-imdeii where roeilalH may be presented. A ^'di K. ;iia:iy if the air-All of tht: new activity will be car- «<•!:* i.'i 1 li"Ve|.lpl||cUI ii'-'im- :u'e Hie wiirl; of therie. d on with the present shop on ni|':lt nil -.' project 1- [Telephone Growth (' i :ii I'atei .-ion, Keaniy, the lower floor as a center. iai-.l aiul nearly I'ou: :• iiiidiii •u i ii t •i ih.c defending •-A Jersey H,.]l T.-lep'.Ki';- • \1' •!' I lie cable plat it a m ycr r i. ,,- .•; Kuianie, New ".I ( rsey, as i I1.V II IIS. MAltV \V. AllMSiltOM:, j i 1,.)!:.! • '•' rapidly * xi>i:: Ii"r-: :'- ;-> ai] :in;:il in other «c • i • I,: ]••• i office .ir> a I: i. ( IIIMIK- DciiKiiistnitliui Aifciil. i in. the fen'rn! • >"':•"<"• t • >:: •oipplie.--.- Much of the • Sco;i'. : r; SjiriiiKfield avenue, m -.v l>-e; whicli will rci|ii!i-" used t:i feed the i Karly New Kni^land settlors call-i A ;:;c!i was n.si "il it '•pieplant", prubilily becnuse,: like t» - ;i- >'. and in the hi;*r.\.iys iu» I New Kni;land and tiie pen- i I'inNlr-'d will add live, thf tender, pink stalk* of the vege- ed IK- •a. s uf the .Sii:n:iii: ;t:il ^'!I: \i w Vork. ciinie from Iliin-i ; -liMa! offire areas. ' .vi- i',' a< rial iind itmlei- ; table 'made such delicious pies. To-! II r unity. Spi-ingfieltl. <">n- '.!."d telephone L"'oivh c" . from lifly-nne I o 1 .- • ,-i;: i-'iirins and M-irristown all diiy, tins tansy. refresliiiiK f;mil, | • '•''•• point of tile ii.•;!;.--:-••!"• i:1 'A'l.1 e c:inlc!lt. I ) the lie a! ,| i V' Ii ii'dsiiips ol the war fur coiiimonly known as rhubarb, is ii''1 tf»!>.:phpnicaiiy i:i l'';l. v. ii-. ef.v.irk. i•!,I>•;si'nd' nee many times suf- a favorite lor pie.s, but h:>niem;ik- : • a'-'• 1 the nunib'-r c-f 5>A> - '.' • I'jar.l iidil iii>ii a " ! Me ii..; ••! en ha nlsnips for lack of ors have also learned to serve it ; ' Mh- Summit •". t-vtliun-:. • \' IIIIL;. iiorina! iy w ai: II I ,\l of this was son'n forgot- | in u number of other temptini? : w:l vft since it was introduced to >xilii;tte!y forty per (>•"". • ir- 1. even at, t!l-' :'a ti' e! I u • Ni'.w Jersey !i;,(l llr) public.- j - , ( ;<••.v •••"•ar.-i, l'.ir well .ivi' ,,s dM <>l!n r phic.'s where n;> American kitchens many, unity i Barbara Stanwyck aiul Henry fun tin in a I "inporaiily uncumfoitalil •"••,- '!i:itham. t ;•.:••• i a:i • r '"-f years apo. , • ii" per cent.". H. V. Vn>- ' :n« eilllll". bill these a ' e •e valiant work w.t.s done. The situation, in the new Preston Sturjies hr:i;.:h liit "The I.ady Kve." :i.i:i:if;e!" for the i-<>:n;>:i:.y t -- ..f K'irMial growth anil II;-y of revolutionary days may Home-srovvn rhubarb Is appear-1 I-UL: .in.eers wild l;e"]i be re-writ ton and if it is New iiiK on New Jersey markets now, i riandette <'olli"it. iinil Ih w\ Fonda ill '"Iirunis Aloni; the Mohawk," I.- lli- th -nidif. •i for the <-iiinpan>;., •;ey will come into' its own. and its tart flavor may well add ! last year or so the rat• a 1 cumins to the Lyric \\ cdnesiiay, April Itl. i»n four days. <'th has been greatly st w ill \v. i'.v.\ I :iis section closely. Tb' i |s:;u Newark held a cclebra- increased interest to the spring for tin1 industrial progress menu. hrti"!-: i •>' 'THproved husiness- Suuitni-t •' exclrmge now serves ,ls IV'.- nearly 7.'""! U'lfphojies. a gain of iiii tin- state. The name of Seth In selectin-R rhubarb, look foi- li!.- to defense program 'wit • •.n: •• th:m I'.IHMI since 1IKU: anil l!ie den" was .veveiri'il us a..leader in stalks vvhieh nro HtraiRbt, firm, n'l'.'r '.i If • hy tiie decision of .'.hoJ!«-'l Cii.i'': : in I e\eh,!ii!',e serves li.l"'1*, indiisii "al revolution t hen go- •t:*' laboratories' t> J'fii <•»'•'! finite, thick anil tinted with pink s : w Jersey wa < no longer >., t!'." ' !:h;irh;m laboratory N or red. A «lanJ< discoloration a: ] ;i:: ) I.i ,1 > eai- l"i'i te!c]ih ill'. : • between Philadelphia tln> stem cud Indicates a poor prod-j Summit Theatre M;irray Hirf and by re.;l .-riil ( |( Vork. lie.fore the Civil •liiing ilevelopine'ntH in vM--e .idde.j in Siuniiiii i anil l! ^ in net and one which has been pieke:! -w ilnsiiv il had conic into ( •|.'ii ,',i I. iiiil in Hie first i|iii]le'; too IOIIK. • ' . , U'a " a'nii" 111'.-- '.car the"'u;iiti lias >n--• ti The preparation of rhubarb is mil !i ' 11\ II. LYRIC liiisincss, and «'>':isc- FOUR DAYS deinainl for leleph •'>•• l_'u n Suinuiil (i area and I' Ml . IT,-do-t iiuriluil when Ihe piv.-icnt .simple and quick because...HIICII i TOXFKOMC Mm h by business and iii'U- in ("liiitliain." teniler vcKetable requires little >. I. fonkiiiR. Hy no means peel your STAKTINfi VVEDNliSDAY •TODAV- TUESDAY it is becDinini; unpr--- (April 16-r.l) (Aprii tid requiring im re •.- d rhubarb, for Ihe pink color of the! I l-l..; uliin atl;Is to the attractiveness of SPENCER TRACY Nati Grey Tom Brown fiieiliiics has giv.-n tlw PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS thf finished product. The tartness, •I'l' tremendous tasU, tt"> of rhubarb indicates, its acid con- "STANLEY AND Mischa A tier inn in most of the - Another p Bread" is our most made with generous amounts of Klnibiirli tapioca puddiiiR, rlm- '•v'n h will -nereas- tb-- milk, it also contains vitamin B,, Preston Sturges • "!' the central offices th-'i»' H/important new food product. lmrb, betty, Rtcamed puddiiic;, Everyone should be familiar with or riboflavin, as well as the im- Mlif>rtejik.<>, upsidedown cake l.m' fitti-cn per cent. Tiie mr- baked rhiilcub arc types of des- I'lilidne plant to pvoyiii- its many advantages, especially portant food-mineral, calcium, since this new which is needed for strong bones serts which may ho prepared fnun und sound teeth. this early sardeti product. In us- type of bread itiK it in pie, the most popular THE SUMMIT HERALD This white bread provides, aiul represents the American des-.sert, rhubarb may be nr.roitii most signifi- therefore, all the important B put in a double crust pie, one P'fti. tit! l'il|i«T l.f ,f ilj »nn tmf t• I'i TIC IJ S.-III < (•• Dr. JOIBM A. Tobey cnrichcd with completely assimilated by the certain important vitamins and body. In this respect, enriched ''UK whili'M bread is superior to whole wheat, t;ili|i'.s|Kiiiiis suu.ir minerals that are natural to ii ti ' whole wheat. In some respects, and it is also a better source of i • ik-itim nnd phosphorus, in the | Line ;i pie pm with pl.iin p::stry. however, the dietary propei lies of In leilf this new white bread are actually proper ratio for best use by the j Wash tin- rhubarb and cut superior to those of average whole body. Much picccH. DreilKc well with the Two or three slices of enriched i Hour. Mi'iii thi' f«s?K yolks, fheii wheat bread. j add llu' sujiar. I'I;ICI< the vhub'irb The vitamins added to enriched bread at every meal will furnish | in the pii) shell, spread fin the brrad are thiamin, or vitamin B ,'the consumer witli from one third ; uml Hii!;:tr mixture, riicu dot with and the pellagra-preventing l'ar- to one half of his daily require- i butter. Hake in a hot 'over ( l.'.u tor, known asvitamin T-P ment of B vitamins, calcium and flei'.recs F.) for 10 min tit > .<, pi u- nicotinic acid. Although called iron. (The best part of it js that iii),r a caver over the pie an acid, this vitamin is milder in the eater gets These valuable and the brat to :!::."i deKfees F. and its acid effect than arc the vari- nourishinct substances at no ex- j l»;il;e fur I.I iniilllti'^. Now sprea ous ncids in common fruit.1:. tra cost. Brea'd is our most eco- the ineriiifiiic on the pie and bik nomical food. j 1

4.-5><••! *v MONDAY. APRIL 14, PAGE EIGHT THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. Ridge Maa Bo>$ Bennett Property Home Quiz List ; .Asses the recent new resident* Reveals Needs to Sasmm is Paul M. Canada of I B*sklag Ridge who purchased the Every home owner knows that Ten Cents a Line | Bteuaen Estate at SS Woodlaad **e~ . i sue iLroafh the real estate office liin house needs regular repairs and Minimum Charge of 30 cents, cash in advance. improvement!*. The HERALD endeavors to prinl oaiy tratMitf ^ ©* Itoiwri H. Steele of Summit ave- If essential repairs' are long APRIL 2&-FKIDAY Copy not «ecc|)t«d after 9 a. m. Monday 1 APWL 15-TIIESDAY clasained ads. and will appreciate haviBg iu ^iS^-J^tE* * 2£ neglected, future repair bills accu- Muhlenberg College Competition f or 9 fu a. Thorsda j. Children's Service Committee, Lun- Aftil ur tion called to any advertisements not conforming t»[ Yarfc. bmkrt%, mov«l his family mulate. A roof that leaks, wood- ScholarohipB, open to high 8t..Oo0, t'opy not aerepted after 9 a. in. M cheon Bridge, The Brook, 1 p..m. the highest standards of honesty. | ^,j ««& to xht new address. work that iH In need of paint, sheet seniors. Eight scholarship., for or fft. ». metal that has rustled, doors that Home for the Aged, Annual''Lun- APRIL 19-SAT17RMY full tuition for four yearn, valued nag, walls or floors that have been cheon, Oakes Memorial Church, at $1,300 each. CompetliivK « allowed to deteriorate, all are Bigns 12:15 p. m. United Benefit "for Britain Gala animations begin Saturday, April I LOST 1 FL'KNI.SMBl) apartment to let Four I day. J Deeds Recorded of neglect. Benefit, Summit High School 26, but candidates should report Hayt 1to October, Summit liar- AH the following tract or p»rv*{ ot\ Methodist Church, Annual Meeting, SQUARE, gold Uingiru- lady's W;IMI. d.iis. Tel. 6-05!M. 63tf land and premises brr*inaft»>r When neglected too long, any lurly <|pscrltw»(t. situate, Camp Cftnnundus Indoor rally at at Muhlenberg College, All III!. -W , ,, Land. Itrward Su- "house loses its worth at) a dwelling Parish House, T p. m. HOARDERS WANTED telfe in the City of Summit in the Y. M. C. A. building 2-5 p. in. Pa., to spend the night in S-2671-S1. County of Cnion and Slat* of "J and as an Invent meat. To protect Adult Education Program sponsor- freshman dormitory. Jersey : Gala Benefit. Concert, United Bene- SITSmiT AVENCK, dyuble and the value of the property aa well ing organizations. At Summit College Club Luncheon, t 2 UEC1NNIN0 at a point In t6* i fit foF^BrTlain, Summit High ruorns With private haths, ex- therly line of; Hill Orfst Av*pm P. Eastman and Gard-an to aid in the maintenance of High School. To discuss future Golf Club, I p.' m. 1IUSH SIC ft,'iyauifK male.* S,. "A, • uellent table. Tei. Hu. 8-UU68. 65-71 corner of lands nour or forra#rty arf P., S*er bunband, to Edward C. sanitary «afe living conditions for of program In Summit. School. Program Includes Bart- W. I* 1 Iwne Summit C-< &£ Summit Civic Federation, ivinii It. .',killR, K'.MI- room, |«rlcat«' batli. BuslnenuT'woman. one-hundraUha of n foot; tb*ru*» still tfce diriding line of lands of John tion under the Federal Housing Ad- .Frederic Kolb^ magician. Children's eral hu'ifofWurk, no lauwlry, -I l>li»ks Write I!ox 216, <•/, I1KKAU1>. along Hill Crest Avenue north ty, Benefit Bridge, The Brook. » from station, flu weekly. Til. Su. ttlx degrees fifty-five minutes X. May aiid lands formerly of Val-ministration- program, and use the APUIL 21-MONDAY entertainment, sponsored i,y jr fifty-nine feet and sl«y-five asd Mm. Howarti L Fischer, As a guide to help the home own- 3.30 p. in.—60th anniversary birth- \n the tin United Benefl SIX ruoniH' aitd hath, garage, duii l)up|)!«H, half chow and half Spitz. fp«t; thenca north thtrty-*»» •Jsrewe'i as No, 15! Colonial er plan his property improvement Fortnightly Club, Summit High .day party of Girl Reserves at ihP )n>uMi, oil burner, $50. liiiiulrt* Tel. Summit S-O108 or Summit 6- twenty-nine minutes east forty-ma* program the PHA offers a list of School, 3:15 p. m. Y. W. C. A. climax on ¥ O36!l-J. fett and fourteen one-hundredths oi Sasamlt. Sprinef l<-ld avenue, or owner, a foot; thence north twenty-on* de- Mr. and Mrs. William J. Reinisch questions for checking the condition APRIL niglils. the foil F;lirvi«-\v a'vfiiuc, Hu. 6-2808, grees fifty-four minutes west one fiaa- uewii or wortl tl VOB HAL.C It to Mania Minna Bruckner aad of the home: Presbyterian Women's- Sewing APRIL 29-TUE8DAY 9 MltMMIIFI) ROOM TO I.KT « dred forty-one fe«t an* tea aat-hmt-1 Onstaatia. property in the center Are the foundation walls sound Meeting, Parish House, 10 a, m. Bach Society of New Jersey, 8th an- In responsf I'AU'I' iiiter.'Bt in i'Stal)llHlicd I>USI|I«HR, dredths of a fool; ttem» mitb fifujr-J.-_ , iT«,» Ji, * J tA Wi>ot AI'RIL 17—THURSDAY that many p» books and Ktfts, iinnu-diat^ uccu- tn and iu good condition? • ! nual performance of Bacir8 B TWO rooms for Inmlncss (firls. N. Boxminutes west fifty-nine feet aad fifty-1 field road}. 347.23 feet from Hughes Does the basement have adequate | 1'OS, Allllburn, N. J. .iev»n one-hundredtha of afoot; «fnfBt>-[ pi^jf^ Samiait. at the home of Mrs. W. A. J. Newark. Soloists: Marjorie Mc- concert but ca 2:1!) I-W. w natural light? APRIL .S4-THITRNDAY south forty-ii<»vfn degrees forty-two aad \ «_,!_;, v*Anva% c,,.:nn nn>l Reeve, 54 Franklin Place, Execu- Clung, Hoprano; Lydlu Summers $2.50 for resei HHYCI.i: lii KIKHI condition, $ti. Call Is the water-heating system in THE i:i'(*MI>, 18 Euclid one-half minutes west nin* feet; them-*! SMMJIJ Federal havings ana tive Board Meeting, 11:30 A. ni.Daughters of the American Revolu- contralto;-Hardesty Johnson, ten- sors of the pi"< tiful double anil wliiKlf corner r .Suininlt C-IHJI-lt south twenty-one degrees fortjr-wvea I Loaa Association to Mr. and Mrs.good order with hot water always minutes west twenty-six ffect and sixty- Edward R. Feunessy, property in on tap? Afternoon meeting 2 p. m. This tion, Beacon Fire Chapter, meet- or; John Percival, bass. Chorus make availabli Imih adjoining, attractive to HORSK, cow manure, rotted, over on« upi>rt't'ia|ing ait iintimial hom>\ cond Chestnut Farms, Unkmvlll* 2-0253. elght degrees thirteen minutes wnt rietta Hann. Sammit Are the floors in good condition, nue, Chatham, 2:15 p. m. Guest Rodney Saylor. Tickets at Dach warm, near center. «3tf twenty-three feet and eighty-three- «,E»*f Y. M. C. A. 'Women's Auxiliary Day. Society, 43 Washington Street, sold according room, chrfrful, B!ae Mountain Farms, Inc., tomodern, attractive? Benefit Bridge at this Jersey 62 Boulevard.- 6( hundredths o>f a foot; thetw* rtvnh Everat F. Smith, property in the Is the painted woodwork iu first- Newark. The dances H BKAL fSTATK FOB SAIiB It thirty-four degrees twenty-four nsin.- Central Building. Summit Nature Club, Field House, Country Club, TURKKY II ILL eOTTAOE, comfort- utes west thirty feet aad flfty-«n> easterly side, of Twin Falls road, class condition? , , 8 p.' m. Final meeting of theBenefit Dessert Bridge and Fashion able doulile room,, twin beds, run- NINE rooms, 3 baths, oil heat, ^2-cnr hundredth)) of a foot; th*nc« north US7J3 feet from Valley street. Are the stairs convenient,'safe, Show for British Child Adoption, Short Hills < ning WiitPr, table eXi'^lli-nt. T«I. Karate, Hhadc, fruit, flowers. Bray- forty-six degrees eight minutes west year. Topics: The April Con- fast and shoi . Summit 6-30(56. ^Hi-lf ton School. <;iieai>. Wrll« Ilox 212, forty-two feet and forty-five oae-luu»- New Provideaee. well-lighted? stellations with observations father Ann Nursery School, 200 c dredtha of a foot; thence, aoutb forty- APRIL 1»-FRII>AY gala day in tl ,i UKKAI.I*. 67-71 RetoBStrsctioa Finance Corpor- Are there sufficient electrical out- through a telescope on Memorial Kent Place Boulevard, On p. m. PLEASANT furnished rooms iit 11 three degrees forty-one and one-b^tf ation to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. lets and up-to-date electric fixtures United Benefit for Britain Dances, may still be ot Waldr.m Avenue. C»ll Su. G-28SS ATTRACTlVK house, f, roamn aldl minutes west forty-three feet and sixijr Field, also a color movie of In- the following room off attic, eood rcHldentlal sec- one-hundredths of a fool; thence North Can». property in the southerly properly located? Canoe Brook, Baltusrol, Short AI'RIL 80—WEDNEHDAY after 1 j>. m. 5'jtf forty-five degrees fourteen minatM teresting scenes In one of the couple: Kentz tion, near bus and station; corner sideline of Bedford road, 250 feet Does your attic have adequate Hills Club. Western National Parks. Elec- The Camp Poqnesak Alumni Asso-1 210 MORRIS AVB., two bright com- lot; bargain to quick buyer. Ad- west seven feet and ten otse-bna- from Woodlaad avenue. Summit. elation will hold its annual meet- mil, Kimball dress Box 45, % HERALD. 71-tf dredthn of a foot: thence south fony- lighting and ventilation? United Benefit for Britain, dances tion of officers and refresh- ham, Mrs. Jan fortable rooms, conveniently located. four degrees nineteen minutes ••"*»« ing on Sunday, April 30, at ZM. 58tf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silke to Is the plumbing system in good at Canoe Brook, Baltusrol, Short ments. All friends of nature are Short Hills, ATTRACTIVE. Bmull modernised elfflit- twelve feet and thirty-two one-bsit- Margaret C Ekk. property in thecondition? The meeting will be held at the room honif, |>orclit-. said lands couth forty-six ' Mr. aM Mrs. Eugene A, Hoffman painted within the last three years? 1 f Another stai Ave due, tilt f e» HI SINKHS OI'I'OKTIJMTIKS It twenty-four minutes east one to Robert J. Murphy, porperty in Are gutters, downspouts, and ation. Church parish house, :\30 u. m. elected. • . seventy-three feet and twenty-four -I:J\Li- Btation paying Rood re- hundredtM of a foot to the northerU t&e vestcrly sideline of Prospect flashings in sound condition? Duci de Kert entrance. Oentlmnui, couple or lady. turn on InviMlmcnt, nvpilahle to p«r- line of 1(111 Crest Avenue and the point Mill arame, 1^77.14 feet from I» the chimney In good condi- Summit 6-Ml'34-M. Bon mn-ially and financially r«-s|Ktn- l f bii with such fai slblf. liniulr.- at 100 |.Hir\'X22 with Interest from February 21.nroperty in the southeasterly side If all the ufiniHhed attics in Amer- "Funz a Poppin", Summit High Executive meeting of the Town fight he was garden apartment In city. ' 1SU Suiii- 1941, and cost*. mlt av«-nin\ Tel. Hu. 6-3.185. (V7-71 of Fiymosth road, 905.90 feet from ica were remodeled this spring, School Auditorium, 8 p. m. flutist, Carteret School; Miss Mil- Improvement Association, fc« tmmian Court AUSK CAMPBEU* Sheriff. Often road, if extended. Summit. it has been estimated that millions Woman's Alliance, Community THREE-ROOM -npartntent, all Im- LEGAL ADVERTISING HAROLD O. BORDEN, Sol'r. dred Ellor, soprano. Prospect street, 10 a. m. Klizaheth unrt Fets 134,86 EDJ43H—CX-8T SI-CT 3. Jerome Kaplon, trustee, to of square feet of extra living space Church MAY 18— SUNDAY proveirienta, light, hent and ga» fur-NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. Notice Dooald Boarse. one track adjoin- many Kuropea nished. 32 Beauvolr av«mut>. Is Ik-relij" llivt'ii. That the. account would he added to thousands of MAY 11—SUNDAY The complol of the subscribers, Kxecutors under Report of Condition of ing the northerly line of lands of homes. Children's Spring Hook Festival, WHITTREDOK HARDENS, 166-174 MAY 7—WEDNESDAY Last Day to flee candid photon bjr concert, featur ,tln> last Will and Testament of THE HfMMIT Tftl'fVT COMPASf Jeaaie Waiiehsrst, 176,86 feet from Not only would extra rooms he- May 11-17, Public Library, Hpon- Mary Morrln, PM phptograptier, •Summit Avenue, several eholc< ;" i-KHANK A. WAHh. derea.wd, will »)«• of Summit, Union County, New i^rsjfy. the vesierly sideline of Woodland Sunny Barn Camp, Benefit Bridge, er. who will r« room: apartments tivjiilable at at- .uud|t,.j illl(1 Mixtei by the Surrogate, come available, but hundreds of sored by New York Herald Tri- depicting Baby Lois at various poem "The \ .tractive rental In Summits most I i _., . ,i ,.. a member of the Federal B*s*rve one tract in the westerly 1:30 p.m. and reported for settlement to the System, at carpenters, electricians, plumbers, bune, Mrs. Curtis Prout, Child- stages from fire weeks to ton Brown lee. Met! desirable apartment houxt-. Kestrirt- Orphans'- Court r>f the County of and other building trade workers ren's Librarian, in charge. Three ed tenancy. Inquire Agent on prem- Union, on Friday, the ninth day of months. Newark Museum in en- pany barllotn ises. Summit 6-3.125. CrS-71 published In accordance with a ea'iffeet from lands of Je»aie White- would be given employment. MAY 9-FR1DAY displays of prize winning books MAY next at !•::!((.\. .M. daylight Hav- madi- »>y the Federal Reserve kick j harsj. and one tract distant 313.93 operation with Essex County Me- Metropolitan I ing time. BritlHh War Relief, Concert, Paper for little, ••middle-aged" and older dical Society. prano; Bartle 519-123 SUMMIT Avenue, attractive 3- •UaUtd- April 3rd, 1941. aud 4-room apartmehtf), every niixl- Mill Playhouse. Mrs. Margaret children. concert perfor NKl-UIC K. WAHI,. A»»rt> Woodlaad avenue, which is 309.55 ern improvement, l>'rlt?luaiiv, n.n- •TH-K FIUST NATIONAL HANK JoneH Johnson, violinist, of Glen venicnt location, reasonable rentals. Loan* and discounts (In- feel from Crescent avesue, near Highway and Auto ~ MAY 1»-MOJ)DAY and- Ditsci de AND TRITST CO. OF SUMMIT, Ridge; Jim Lac-Key, pianiHt,Car- MAY h'-MOMlAY • Apply at i>r«MnlH«'» or call .Su. ti- N. .1., t-ludlng M74.O6 overdrafts)»M42.»7Xii property now or formerly of An- Woman's Auxiliary of Overlook violinist, us ni 1&81-K. «7-tr United States Oovemment teret School; Walter Kobbins, given J>eiow. Executors. obligations,, direvt and It. XicholB. Sammit. Community. House, 4 Waldron ave- Hospital, 10.30 a. m., V. \V. ('. A.I JOHN K. Ill'CIIKS, Proctor. Information TIIREK roofns and sun porvli, heat, guaranteed ... . I,521,3ST:«i EL Swindler, executrix, to Mean while, | IT. Mnpl.- St., Summit, N<. .1. (iU:iK-;i!loii.t of State, and gas, I'loctrlc, fumi.ihrd or unfurpish- o a W .> »v—li"i-7:i Fees |5.2t» C. JIrGraw, property at the Long-range planning for adequate months are not considered the most ; the vital role for which it is destined have been addi ed, $4i. 2ti Ixiwer Overlook road. politli-al BuMlvislons l.Wl.OSO.O* tho Watchung Reservation Assist- Other lAnds, notes, and de- • iBiersecMOB of the northerly line hig-hwuys designed with a view to desirable months for long distance I in the spring of lfMl." Thi.s IH theing Ferguson in transporting tho frons for the N'OTK'K Of SKTTI.KMENT. Notice avenue and the west- safety will be discussed.at the thir- motor travel, more than 1500 Olds- ! statement of \V. K. Klsh.-manager, Britain: JIKKOIUVOOlJ APARTMENTS. 4r.-4!i Is Hereby (Jiven, That the 1st In- bentures ' l,73i,i2>..»i "of Hiilcrest group was John Bland. Woodland avt-mie ; .several desirable stock."* (indudlnit ; eriy lise of Summit avenue, Sum- ty-fifth annual meeting of the Key-mobile owners called at the factory ' Chevrolet (.onimercial car depart- Mr. and Mn tfrriii-dlittf account of tlte subscriber, 21.D0O.00 Htovk of Federal : Scouts making the trip were Don- apartments f«ir rent at reanoiialile [ Trustfe under the provisions of the last stone Automobile Club in Conven- for their new cars," ho added. "This ment, whose organization, through and Mrs. (ieorg rate;*; ituiet nelKliborhouil; no cstTvi' hank> : nsls_ ald Ilufnall, James Anderson, Kurt , Will and TcHtaitierit of William II. tion Hall, Philadelphia, on the night volume will be greatly Increased the more than 8,r>"0 Chevrolet deal- Clyde Berry. ! through traffic. Inquire of Xui»-r- | Kilmers, dfco.iH.d, will IK- audited nnd Cash, balances with Bth«r I Tee Sammit Trust Company to Ubele, John Van Durscn, Paul Van inte.ndfnt on pr(!inl»«s. 5;!-tf banks. Including reserve Frieda Ratzke and Lina Gutruer, of Thursday, April 17, it was an-during the spring months and byers, has -io!d more than 1,000,000 Blackburn, Di I Ktnted t>y tli*> SurroSute, and reportml balance, and ».-a.sh it«m» Mater and Daniel Woodside. At ii > i ifor ••'etilrine.ijt t<» the Orphans' Court of ; property at the intersection of thenounced yesterday by J. Maxwell May and June of this year it i.s es-trucks in the past six years. Mr. and Mrs. TWO ROOMS and bath, heat, In |iroceas of collection... Smith, President of the Club. camp, the boya had considerable water* and gas supplied. 15 "^.I'lthe Ounty of Union, (in Friday, the Hank premises owned 1255.- northerly sideline «of Springfield timated more than 1000 owners ; Thi.-*--prediction is Dased upon two and Mra V. N " 'twenty-fifth day uf April next at 9:.1l> MO.UO. furniture and fi«- More than 15,000 members and monthly will come to Lansing for experience'in camp lore including and Mrs. H. 1 land Avenue. o:;tf A. X!. I aveaae aad the easterly sideline of : factor-i now operating in the Am-the preparation of three ^nieals Dated : March 20th, i!MI. , DeBaiy place. Summit. their friends are expected to attend their cars.' ' »rican hu-tisie^s scene, Mr. Fish and Mrs. Carl 1 TWO ROOM upiirtment furniflln'd or Heal cstnte owned other ; which only coHt each boy 80 cents. l.KHOV A. (UltHV. than bunk premises ftoben E- Laaberson, unmarried, the meeting, which will be address- Tune-Up Tlnn» Is Part said P'irit is the normal advance Loula De V. unfurnished, plenty of hot wa|.;r and Truste»' and Proctor pro t>e, ed by Mr. Smith and other speakers heat. chi'«*rful, rcfert-nct'H t-x'chuhwd. 13 Bccchwood M., Kuinniit, N. J. other :«s8et!f : r to Sarali E. Lamberson, widow, un- M lie Koto Work in activity among commercial car Sumner B. Em 62 Itoulovard. Oltf ij a w 5 w—Gl-fi!l Fern 15.20 |divided *£ right, title aad interest on the highway safety topic. 'iv-rM w|rh the advent of spriiiR. Conover Knglli TOTAL ASSRTS fw,s#s.n.".« • in ose tract in the northeasterly KeyBtone's meetings in Philadel- Spring-lime, rapidly approai hin?. Troop No. 67 M Foiiter, Mr TWO rooms. In private houxe, huslm-s.s NOTICK TO CKKPITOnS is automobile "tune-up time," and Seri.n.i, h^ sai,j) ja tj,e increaHing couple dt'Sired, houMi'keeping. Call j sideline of Central avenue, 575 feet phia's Convention Hall are annually Fuller. Mr. ai ESTATK Ol' AlItHIST C. IIAHIt. De- De Soto dealers are advising mo- indintrial and manufac-turinf? out- cveniiiga Su. 6-3998-W. Cltf (•••used. (from Springfield avenue and onethe largest gathering of motor ve- put indufred Jjy national defense Under the leadership of Ted Kranklln. Mr. I'ursuant to the order of fharles hicle owners in the United States. torists to have skilled servii:e me- lllt-123 SUMMIT Avenue, attractive :t- i tract in lie northerly sideline of work:'. Smith, acting assistant scout mas- (ieary, Mr. and •lUJUiii Avenue, oiiracuve •>-!,•.«„.,\. Otto„ , Jr.ir , SurrogatSurruiri e or Uio County chanics, equipped with the iar*.<: aiid 4-room apartments, «very nwd-\'\ V'ii on mide n corporations ..f4,391.57*>.i»^Ceat*ral avenue, followiag two! The Club is the only motoring or- ter, Boy Scout Troop No. 67 has lord, Mr. and 0I n n the 18th day of ricientiflc devices, put tht-ir car-', inro •>rn Improvement, Frigidalre. con- °j. '; " \x ,!,4," ,upon the appllca- rime deposits of Individ- f courses, one of which is S65.47 feet ganization of comparable size which organized an explorer patrol. The Mr. and Mrs. venlent top trim U>T Haf<>, trouhie-frr-e, uiiderslBiu'd, ua Kxeeutrlx U:UH, iKirtnerships, ana ^ I* from Springfield avenue and theholds meetings oj the membership following scouts compose tin? •Mrs. OorKe H >\I>ply at liremlseaor call Su. «• of the Estate""of said deceased, notice corporations I gig pleasurable Summer driving .1581-H. 65-71 Deposits of United States I other 345.37 feet from Springf it-Id every year, and since Convention group: Hogor Conant, William and Frederick Holl is,her€'l>y nlveii to the creditors of niild Hall has been used for this purpose, No longer in there an/ jr^s^- Boy Scouts deceased to exhibit to the Huh-scrlber Cuvernmcnt (includingr rruae. Xew Providence Borough. Joseph Ryan, James Gerard, Vince Frederick W. . riMinis and bath, all improve- under oath or affirmation tlwlr CIUIITIH lioHtal savings) the great auditorium has been tax- work. involved in the tuni.Tsr ;jp of a ments. 4 Ashwnod Avenue. Apply COZSMOBwealth Land Company to Taornilno, John Philllppi, John •lohiiHon, nnd and demands iieaiust the CHtate of Raid Deponlts of States and poli- aW.iiT.;*'George Boornjy, porperty in th©ed to capacity. motor car, accordini; to fl H I MacMahon, Frank Van Tronk and at 97 Park Avenue. Gitf deceaneil within six months from tho tical subdivisions dy, director of Troop No. 60 Keller. date at itnid order, or they will be for- H'ixwIts of hanks * UU&O'H easterly sideline of Chatham road, i Already thousands of members in i,* rh f>«- David Muldowney. Mr and Mrs. POUH-llOOM apartment, fully fur- ever barred from prosecuting or re- Soto iJivinion of f.'h I Other deposits (certified and 577.55 feet from ltitvr»road, Sum- Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Mra. J. J. nished, for rent for long summer covering the saint agaltist the suh- officers' checks, etc.)- is T»2.« Maryland and the District of Col-tion, who points on*. On Wednesday this group are with rent reduced; Kavt, nouth and soribiT. mit. -,-*: are nuai- sr here Thurwday afternoon Mrs. Willard I TOTAL umbia have received tickets for theerous scit-ntlfif r>-< hiking to Camp Lion In the Wat-. •west exposurt-, adults only, apply ' MAUD IIAHU JAYCOX, *«'! i-»f'jrnir!« Friday, Boy Snout Mrs Clifford L to the Superintendent, 100 Summit meeting, and from the increasing which ),'iv<- an exac* p.•-,;:•- of -wh.i; ' chung Roservatlon to Btay until fit' Avenue. tir>tf Kxecutrirc. Otlur liabilities Troop S'» -ttationf-- >o Shortatre In Part* ' ^rirtip i/. VV. V. ('. Ferguson apeiii- f'iitell, Mr, an J-'OHR rooms, all linprovementx; light, Summit, N .!. (rwtlncludlnK nubordi- Popolar for Roors don, Mra. Fred gn.s, heat furnished. 51 lleauvoir o a w 5 w—Cl-K't Fees $7.8(1 I obligations shown ' largest In Keystone history. An For ,\(*H Aut'iBiohil^i ti» .nrftr/enin? time at Camp Lion, Avenue. Call Summit 6-1289-W. An ad In the Classified Column* H. W. Martin, l9.atO.SI3.il entertainment program will follow Although -fjjrf^r,. > , ••,. i,|-,-,ii*UM ua i the se2eciion of floors and floor Mrs. Lillian C Capital* Aviation Plant 'i<-> !|()! pr •• • j i Summit, .New .lefsey, which IH affili- A<'COUNTS ..... f 956.07 award of a $2,500,0Ol( general con- t RAYMOND A. NELSON APARTMKNT TO LKT ated with Tin- Suinuilt Trust Company', j Popalar among these is patterned non • f'Vs-,-,-,- •',*•) \ :,\-t, i rA.'aVi * of Sunimli. New Jersey. i TOTAL LIABILITIES tract for the const ruction of t|i«< ATTRAiCTIVKI.V runihlied one or hardwood. «khich permits individ- company's new aviutlon plant in "'"'*' '••••'-•- '--'/• •>•> ',-..'• .,!/-•->•,!.•/ '/t Kind uf Husiiicss : AND' CAPITAL >h'- ;;.. -ir:.. ,* .-.;/..-!.>,»•. vf.- I-f.vff. two-r<)I1CIn ISmids .rf «>m- j*«*» warfare. Available in a vari- site and work started on tin- c >n of *«sds. the patterned hard- I'riiiripa! and Interest :mii:ir- innn stock with total par vatu«- «f f elf Htruction immediately, he saiO Tin- r/i,'»r; '.•:,''. :.;>• ftj', ,. :i .Yivof ,,'.J( t,{. :intt«'(l .\turl«ai,'«-s. No wcUrltle.s urn jtioo.oofl.oo. i #ood floors are scientifically fin- contract, covering completion <>t ;i Wcrtidland Avenue now IHIUK issufd. at the Summit, N. J. Manner In whl.h above-name*! or»?an- main manufacturing Imildin;- or i/:«tioii is :iffi!lated with \nn'nilif>r (book valu«): more than 1,000,000 nriuare '<•<•» <,.' Imiik. ami decree of control : U. S. Government g production floor space, aiid wn>-r;>, Telephones The Summit Trust Company. Siun- tiiins.'dlrwt and guaran- XOTK'E OF FIRST MKKTINU '"•'i-' / '• '••• '..!• •-.••, i ••/«.••« J..I.V., • Su. 6-3954-J Foreclostd Properties mit. V. .1 . ou'ii** 1,132 sliareH of Cap- teed, pl«>dffed to a?cure OF CREOITOKS office to house administration; .->. •>>>• Su. 6-0230 ital Stock. d«>p<>»|t» nnd other lla- largest single award ever m.vi'r u) Kiii.mrla 1 ii'latiiiri.M with liaiik : Th* fir«t n»*-iiue of creditors in th« Several t!Xt'f>|>tional offeriugH l>llitl»>8 * «f KMANt'EL I>KW. Itank- tills manufacturer. Htock of affiliated liank owned None Othpr assets pledged t<> •': ..- . ! r>v.-, y:.•.,•„,' V1. ':J.f from $8,500 to $25,000; in most I.OMDS to affiliated ti;tnk Noiii> ', tap*, 9«< Gnnf airett. in *h«, f'lty of, The new plant will hi' utiliz*••) ' ,- s>i>cure deponltn and other h. Wunty t,f i'nhin, will I»« coses originally cost about dou- IiorrowliiKH fruni aTfillati'd l>auk liabilities (Including; i El'ii*r the production for Nallnnui /«'..• fhrSd sh<- 15itnkra|>t<-y <"i>urt room, !.* ! •••'•t.U ),»;{ VC ' 'f.VT.V,,i.\ if;/* ble present, prices; u few that None notra and bill* r?dis- «. third flour, Frd«Tal of Fratt and Whitney K'<,.-, ,,-,..,, ' arc now under procesH of lorc- Sioi-li of affiliate n-KlNti-red' In coutitfd *nd sei-nritle* name of hank or known to be ovvn- j and Kranklin power twin ro.w aviation •••..?.;.<., may lie »i>t>n Itcfoie lit>- f- )y •i *••'(•• i-r j'4.' •.•'•••„«.,.• •:,:,!*•,!.n- ><1 hy bank illnrtly or Imlireot- g t) Ti<> 7Z* USE f ly ...l.i:'.2 »hiirt>H t0 >t Afftii. int. at w-n oVlotJc in th* A suets plwjlf^d |y f««*E*:mit at which thne creditors may Bted by Hulek IIIII1«T v,<,a-,•,.-,•',',-••. I (Mli.r (ililit;:l! inMN to. or known to tor «*xerrlse of fiduciary defense rontracts toi.iiii.j' ' <.••;,, I lie In il by, affiliated hank N'ono C hir Haims, rl«ct a or ocirp«irnt*» powers, ;md tbr tmnkruiit und of 1125,000,000. fi ' Paul S. Tichenor I'Mh'T liiformation iiiicssary turpom*s other than y.- fully ri'latiiins with hunk: l .Structural .stfil aw,ir<;••. '•,-.,• to xicure llahllltlps t'l*lm* with UiranlK-d «ta(ement of MILORGA^ITE The Summit TriiKt <,'oni|':'iiy,py. , Hunv mi«*1 !»•• Ok^ally prov«d ; any Of fl.VOU.IMK) already <,,,> •\.> r\r .. ,".;.,':* uy f'on- (S'exl l«» Po$t Of fire) mil, X. .1.. owns 1,1'I'J shar<.-> of Cap-1 TOVAh I It i| St'iilf nut* »T in*trum*nt must be made, which IOVIT tl.; >,- • •<•' (•• i •"•• < i ', - for of the aliove ciunp.-lliy; hfj muit be prov«?d within i i total Khur s oiitNtamliiiK -.'»<><•- this material iiml.t u,- . --, ... i. i). »:. No money Secured and preferri>il aft*T the atx>v» dato, «nd S. If. 7-2»SI horrowvd to llat«' and no ttl+4 w'Ah 1t dd Hf tract nnd Hold under ri'imrchasp liabilities: way, a CONTINUOUS FERTILIZATION ' i to dale. D«|M)sit» scoured l>y -'•' •••'•' "•' • ' *r*t ';.-« *r-rj.-jy March tilodK«d assets pur.«uanf W. W. FOItTBR. 1 J i. Krnt'.sf V. I'atten, Secretary of in Bankrupti-y. .1 •.-,., vi' l', ; !>-%;>,nul arir) /Jjv to reijulremontn of law < / One Application in Spring; One in Fall f The Summit Title mid MTtRane (Iimr- ',1 • •'. ,> t-ii->,'« rk'ui-rit\ In Mui^j, niity CoiniKiny, M •, •*•.- ,' i\ ,ilU,. , jti<-n th.it .Scientific and dependable. Rich in food the n'mve s'aNini'Mt IH trm-, to tile j 1 OF < lu-.xt of my knowlt'itee anil Iji-lltf. i I MOtOrlHtS. Ill (;,< ' •. , ; ;., , ,., v> "« '• '• •'.* "';'<•- <>! Unit },r»0'i elements, for ra , flowers and shrubbery. MltNEST P. l'ATTKN. j will lake to th« -,(,= • .... • ,'.,.,,',.. f R S8 •SUE- I. Lawrenc* J. M , tn* *»1 «T<«ditors In th« ..<«.»•< • <, ) and stibscrll<«>il befor*" irm nul!»r «rf JOSK11I SAtTKR. ttankrupu.t. nimiber.s tin- y. , • ,- •',,., .,„-<.,'.!, f'nder eoii*tru Ibis l^lh d.iy i.f Anrll. lflll. . of tti" above-nntnfKt lianli, <•# 1*1 Jar»jo«-!« jsirwt, in the City of "' '• '•*'--;'• '>p*-f,tfJUK M p(-;ik tlfy that the ahoy* 8tatirn»nt i» trt*» accordhiK to h ,. •, ... -.., > v.'> *.-!i' tii -;ii rifii-ini; norinal ''olontal—Six lartie rooms, tiled hath II. MAl't> MAVHKW. ; Riiae»«i. «-,umy of ITtilum, will tw" t Nnt.iry Public. to tip lM*t of my kntvwleiigc ami tw-h*TA .*» ttw Haiiiiruptcy Court r««»m, mobile's fr..|,..r,., -, ,, ' ,, ,".,,,, ', $3.00 per 100 lb. bag md kltrln ii—Ixt ftimr lavatory— »*«.art rv..s5i «. third fl(»«r, F«|1. at t«-n oV|i«-k in the nationally >,- • •••*[ :-.'Jh>- niiok up h, launch ;i rarn- ' .ii-<. iti..ti, eoiiutliilti.int. iin«l 1tolM>rt I I!>X>Rct « ports fi Tenni »v virtue .,f tli,. nlmve-fltntt-d wrll HTATK OF MBW JRn^ET. '•''"i h. A pn-vicw of mith it«*mii^4 «t«t> nifiit of "Th.. i,'.,, v • •,' '..',,... , , . of fieri fiuluM td me dlwt*d I shall <'(H!NTY OK 17NIOM. »»: n<*m^ t<* '••raHy pruvtd ; any v /t !•»«••••• fur I'v luihlio vemlu<-, 111 ! t*«nrn to nnd «ut>i>crin«dl before tuftit or instrument muni he ertt lakirj- .;« ,,..,.».'., ,',',' w t.' , * oriij.jiny'rt f(,ur the HIMrlrt ^' Uoom. In the Court Ihl* l!th day of Aprlt, t»«t. *«»_«»««*. nwf must be pivv.-d within' at our (V •<,-, ... 1^, , . j, q irUlK ',',,„ | •it tb<; factory hi IInUHf. In the •ity of F,ll»nlicth. N. J.. H. MAUD MATHEW. Robt. J. Murphy **« (wmtfa* aft^r tiw above da(«, Douglas Mattice Notary utvdt r*if !wl nT loubl,. .}.„ ,,,,,,;;„, , . * KIH j f Bceckwoml 14. T«l.8«.«-04W . TIIR 16TH DAY OF Ul ht r lt«»l* In I . M. Local Representative AIMtlL. A !>., IM1. W PORTKR. W I,i.-l Mine. Hamer At two u'cluek in tli« afternoon of said said. ' «lsnlng, 20 Irvl in Bankruptcy. ountry bag the motor truck piay^ TEt.