J September 4, 1947 ] I * U li eliteness Is the Rule A resident of Wyoming in a letter to the editor this •eek accuses the Item, among other things, of “propaganda,” "lack of fair play,” "bias,” and the possibility of “petty poli­ tics and*other intrigu^.” The letter appears on another page. MILLBURN Before we find ourselves running afoul of the Alien and Seditions Acts, trading with the enemy, or hauled up before and the Un-American Activities Committee, perhaps it would be tveU |[ we restated our position on the matter of the great Wyoming mail controversy, or as our correspondent puts it, ITEM the engineered postal delivery squabble.” It really all began, when, casting about for a worthy SHORT HILLS iubject, we recalled a luncheon conversation we had had cit-h a pair of Wyomingites, and the suggestion they had nade that while reorganization was going to take jdace at he Maplewood post office, it struck them that it would be SIX CENTS cm „ ideal time to straighten out a mail situation that had an- Founded 1888 PubliAeJ every Thursday a t MILLBURN. N. I. nved them ever since they moved jto Wyoming many ears ago. That's the way it began, folks, and that’s the way it still . \Ve believe it is a move that would benefit almost every- House Burglar Mail Change ne living in the Wyoming section, and although we admit ml agree that it is a matter for Wyoming residents to decide Leads 4 to 1 jr themselves, we intend to make the columns of the Item Is Captured vailable for a crystallization of opinion one way or the other, The Wyoming Association Ooun- n furtherance of this, we again print the voting coupon and David Miles Lutz, 18, of 108 cil. will hold its first meeting of rue that it be sent to us promptly so that we can present it Fairvlw avenue, South Orange, the fall on Tuesday night at the , the Wyoming Association fqy their consideration. We w8a «*P«cted »* arraigned be- Wyoming Club. The chief topic elieve that any proposal to the* Post Office-Department for fore Recorder Kain last night on of discussion at the meeting is change should come fr6m that representative body. 8 charge of hPuae robbery 8nd expected to be the proposed change After glancing through the ballots which have already concealed weapons fol- in mail delivery from Maplewood ome to the Item, it dues seem that our editorial of last week lowlng hi8 arr88t by Detective to Millburn. President John K. •as somewhat confusing to many readers. As far as we Sergeant Lyon on Monday m°rn- Davenport reports many inquiries on the subject, and has gotten the now there is neither any possibility nor attempt to change ing. He is the second burglar to assurance of Millburn postmaster, he telephone exchange of residents of the section. That is arrested by Sergeant Lyon in Mrs. Helen Jacobus, that she will mechanical problem which is impossible to solve. The only the Past two months, be present to answer any techni­ him: which has been suggested, and which we have endorsed According to police, Lutz is said cal questions on the subject. Resi­ that the names of Wyoming residents should be listed to have admitted burglarizing the dents of the section have been In­ vited by Mr. Davenport to attend mle^lillburn and not under Maplewood. At present some home of Mrs. Frank Pols of 91 and present, their views. re lisled under one town and some the other. < Glen 8V«"“* »ome tlme Sund8y The Item, continuing its poll •\s a result of the proposed postal change, the residents night while Mrs. Pols was vlsit- through a ballot printed in the f. Wyoming would live in Millburn, their mailing address mg neighbors. Upon her return paper this week and last, will buld be Millburn, and their telephone number could be ob- she found the house had been present the results to the Coun­ rined by consulting the Millburn directory. Simple, isn't it? entered and dresser and desk cil. To date replies are running Drawers ransacaeu. mxoiumg iu 1 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrn...... — mi mi four to one in favor of the change confusion as to Maplewood or Millburn; it would be all drawers ransacked. According to 8 S 4 t o Millburn, although only some • • • .t • I. nffinur Piiprou whn invPRfio’nfpH illburn; which is as it should be, we think. Of iccr Currey who nves ga e , q f THE MILLBURN BASEBALL CLUg TEAM which has compiled one of the best won and lost records of any team In thirty -ballots have been received a lady's wrist watch, articles of Mlllburn>|| hlstory, having won 23 games and lost only 5. The team will play the Summit A. A. this Sunday at Taylor Park In a benefit M this written, clothing and a coin collection contest for B1U Franke who was struck in the head by a pitched ball last Sunday. Those in the picture are rear row, left to right: gome of the comments made by Sake Up, Folks were missing. Entrance had boen Frederick Allendorf, business manager; Victor Miller, official scorer, Joe Scandore, Warren DePalma, Ben Palumbo, Joe Fiola, Cal Sinith, reg!df,ntg are M fonowa, "The con- . gained through an unlocked cel- Ken Wheeler, George Bauer, manager, and Joe Sammartino, trainer. Middle row: Bill Brewer, Bill Franke Tony Marcantonlo, Bob fusion arising from this situation It is really an am azing phenom enon to note th e com- jar door and the f0rCing 0( the Thompson Mfkc Sereno and Rocco Carella. Front row: Jim Townsend and John Marczak, batboys. Absent when this picture was made has been most annoying. Thank ete change in the tempo of life here in our town as soon door jnt0 the kitchen from the are Rocco’ Sammartino, Hobart Kreltler, Jim Porter, Ed Miller and Bob Neindorff. (Photo by Gordon Roth) you for giving the matter pub- Labor Day has come and gone. W e have seen, as we have cellar. lictty^l '"Thimk-goodness this mall TOWNSHIP CLERK Theodore mess is coming to a head. Would r many many years, the sudden awakening and return of Sergeant Lyon, investigating L. Widmayer, a member of the not be Interested in changing if r residents ana and our ucignneighbors. o The summer has been, as Mondayamong tfae morning, artlcleg learned of clothing that Three New Millburn Rotary Club, addressed Benefit Game scope of telephone service is to be ual, slow, quiet, drowsy and easy-g g. . missing was a man’s blue jacket. Schools Reopen the members of that club at their adjusted, however." "Maplewood > Suddenly Labor Day is past, and wham . . . the vacation- whlle at Police headquarters later Tuesday luncheon meeting at gave us delivery service long be­ This Sunday fore Millburn. It will be a great s come back, dad starts getting excited over fall business ln tbe morning he noticed a man Firemen C h a n t i c 1 e r . His subject was Next Monday "Township Government,'’ giving deal of trouble to make this u-iiccts mother and the kills dash madly from shop to walking west on Millburn ave- Tile three top candidates for the A benefit game for Bill Franke, change. How about telephone, will The long summer vacation . ..„ ------the members a picture of how 0I fretting outfitted for school and for the fall social func- nue wearing a similar blue jacket star center fielder of the Mill­ it be changed?...... It's about time will come to an end for some positions of firemen in the Millburn jj governed. „ the teen-agers deluge tbe juke joints and burn up the and carrying a brown suitcase. Fire Department, as the result of burn Baseball Club, will be played this very annoying condition is Ills, tile tee g B ) ertinns ,u a t u ave Following the man for a few 2,000 Millburn public school lephone wires catching up on social connections th a t nave Lyon gtopped Civil Service examinations held * this Sunday afternoon at Taylor corrected.” students next Monday, SeptiJJJi- "We have always wantsd out bed during the vacation period. . . . and questioned him and as his ber 8 with classes starting Park. Franke suffered a severe mail from Millburn ind are pleased the regular times.....Teachers. Jhce W. Bair and Vincent s. S k Building Cods It's wonderful and we love it. I he only trouble is that anawers hid not satisfy, took him ’ were appointed probationary fire- ™ concussion last Sunday in the that at last something I* bah* will start their work today and means we too must stop our drowsing and keep pace with in the car t0 the Pols home where men by tbe Township Committee final innings of the game with done to correct this most confus­ tomorrow in preparation for the jacket was identified and the Tuesday night. Chatham when he was struck be­ ing arrangement which we have the coming school ysar. Amended lived with for twenty-one years." e Pace- f) . , ------*__ theft admitted. On the way back The new men will start work at hind the ear by a pitched ball. " from the Pols home, Lutz was An ordinance decreasing the live "We are six ln our family and once as their appointments were He Is presently in Overlook Hos­ questioned by Lyon as to whether effective September 1. Their sal­ load requirements under the build­ have been annoyed for twenty- iVe o Little! he had a gun and the reply was pital and the latest reports from five years with this absurd mail ary will be $2,300 annually during ing code was passed on final read­ Baturdav is Disabled American Veterans Forget-Me- in the 'negative. However, on the probationary period plus a 15 Dr. Pasquaie Dante are that^ there delivery." "The Item is pushing a Buitding Hits ing by the Township Committee proposal which would only incon- Batlirday is lms t i v search of the suitcase, a loaded per cent tost of living bonus. is no skull fracture present. Just [ Day in Millburn. The DAV s heme for that day is 3g caHber revoIver was found to- at its regular meeting Tuesday venlence us. I think advertisers Fire Commissioner deCamp also when he will be released from the y appropriate—“Give a little for those who ga' e a ' gether with 45 extra rounds of announced that the first of ttvo night.nlirht The new requirementsreauirements callcait „ . in the Item are back of this one. Mo one deserves tpore thanks for a job well done than ammuniti0n, I , O Q O , O o O mg ' Q hospital is unknown at this time. How about publishing some of the new 1,000 gallon pumping engines, for construction to «llow a live - ay,s game w,„ s£e the Mtll. unfavorable comments?” "Why “e who sacrificed as much as it is humanly possible to Questioning at police head- #or the first time since before ordered about a year ago, had been weight load of 100 pounds per ^ ^ ^ gummlt A pay taxea ln one town and have received in Bloomfield and would rifice and still continue to live. quarters revealed that Lutz also ulothe war, building permits have square foot instead of 120 pounds ^ a ^ which spI,t & double another for an address. It just probably be brought to Millburn Y an ' av thanks bv dropping your generous con- stole the bag, clothing, cigars and been issued for construction probably be brought to MiiiDurn doesn’t make sense." You can s a ^ i 7 rnlWtion box next Satur- other articles from a residence totaling over $1,000,000 for the Wednesday (yesterday). Under- as previously. header with Millburn on Labor >ution into a borget-Me-iNO Pillion-Gentile at 352 South 0range avenue' first eight months of any one writers’ and other tests will be The 100 pound requirement was Th Suramlt club wl„ do. ★ They are being set up by .tne local South Orange on Sunday. He was year according to the report of made on the new piece of appa- set up to specifically apply to light ; )ter of the national organization. to be questioned by South Orange Building Inspector .- Albert F. ratue and it is expected the new merchandise establishments. The nate their services as well as the Cars Wrecked ★ police yesterday as to possible im- Daly submitted at Tuesday night's engine will be accepted by the ordinance raises the requirements officials for the game OIof theUlc IUIforum um committee,turn-**...... IMrs.------H. E. plication (--- , ...... In other v*“— house----- burglar- Township Committee meeting. Township in about a week or ten to 125 pounds for heavy mercfkn- Manager George Baue^Scpects In Collision Broadfoot, David McCornack and I$s. in... that— . community.— ---- ■■—j • nbwiumgAccording tvto wg the feport permits — udays. a ,,. dise establishments. to have his strongest team take '• _ _ ’ .. ___I__fU« _ . . . . iult School C. F. Rassweiler, members of the He has denied any other house wereWcie issuedlaoueu duringuuiiiig theuuc month «•of * Thea uc new eusuieengine was« cw Kv.-purchased ~ The change to a lower requlre- the field against Summit with Two cars were badly damaged community at large. breaks...... in Millburn, stating ... he August------for a total of.« $144,250 ,from-----“ the-. 1 American------t — ir.o.n. La France On Co ment requested several either Cal Smith, Ben Palumbo _and______two occupants_ bruised in an was only in New Jersey for three which brought the total operations u ofi *n***»*i»,Elmira, *N.4. Y„ at «*a - cost w w-of ap- mnnuismonths ago vy by the *Prudential *« - .....- — In- or Ed Miller scheduled to pitch, accident at the intersection of arts Oct. 6 days having hitchhiked here from for the year to date to $1,222,923, proximately $13,500. A second surancc Co. which Is presently Game time wjn be 3 p, m. Millburn avenue and Main street Storm Wrecks Florida. Lutz has also admitted For the same eight-month period pumper was ordered...... last fall and constructing the Lord- & - _Taylor . shortly before 2 a. m. Monday Iburn's second annual Adult being AWOL from Boca Raton of 1946 permits Were issued in delivery date is unknown. The department ...... store.. _at Millburn and >1 since the war will start on Air Base at Boca Raton, Florida the amount of $858,256.33. two new pumpers will replace the Wyoming avenues, Club Members mAcncorBdlng to the police report, lay evening, October 6 at the New Cellar Wall since July 1. South Orange police Permits for 13 new buildings present pumpers which have both Also passed on final reading was Charles L. Puder of Livingston School, according to an an- seen over 20 years of service. was driving north on Main -street ~ t Although lightning tiasneaflashes, anaand have a warrant for his arrest on werBwere loaucu issued m in August, _ . 1947, bring- the ordinance eliminating several ::cmentmt this week by MrsMrs. L.U ‘of thunder awakened ‘hat charge. He has told police ing. the totft, of new buildings to The additional men and pump­ intermediate salary ranges in the 7’0 Hold Outing and Wallace Shugg of Pine terrace west was driving west on Millburn chairman of the Adult acvere c p ^ shortly before he purchased the revolver in 87 fbFthe year io n ite . Permits ers together with LLTVtnT scale for clerks committee. Registration post local re . Florida for $40. The weapon, a ' Members of the Millburn Rotary committee. Registration post >°cal " no hoiftes Florida for $40. The weapon, a for 54 n7w"buildings were issued adopted fire code enabled the Mill- Leroy E. Sullivan, Jr., and Dan- on Monday evening, Sep- dawn iue y thls Navy revolver, - Is being checked through August of last yCar. In- burn Fire Department to obtain E. Sullivan, Jr., and Dan- C)ub the Millburn Kiwanis Club, B^th"ca« ^ame to a stop 29 at the High School and l . .. ,, .. . the terrific at a* theHie present time.time, “ eludedviuucu in theme Augustnuguat report were---- a — O----- afsj- B ------instead of a Class C assistant clvi^enetneers in the and thc Springfield Lions Club at the Whelan Drug Store corner dso be made by mail. . Yifi!filty' However, j(- js sa)j bc spent Sunday night permits for five new single family rating from the underwriters and Township Engineer’s office as the and their guests will hold an out- of the intersection and had to be_ pons for mail registration downpour which accompanied the in Newark following...... the burglary, dwellings ranging in value from - a ------consequent, ...... saving...... ------in fire insur----- u .nit- hf their fttnit)nc- ‘" r’-iuil mg at Doerr’s Grove on Thursday removed by a tow car. ic contained in the. school s i e e p - disturbing Py^ tccb™ a although he also stated he dis­ ance premium* on all property in Servlce examlnatloT,s for the posts, afternon, September 18th. - M rs. Puder suffered' 8 gue which is presently in provedta be to° much fo the cel- $11,000 to $15,000...... posed of some of the clothing the Township. Sullivan will receive $3,000 per The expected seventy-five club her left side a" d f°re . ration and which will be l®r wal1 of a 8 vpnllp near stolen from the Pols home in the 1* *. "year" and DSSessa $2,800. members wffi indulge in softball Mr. Puder ^ mP ^ ^ d of a ?a^ i to every home in the Town- structed on Millburn avenue near South Mountain Reservation. Ac­ l u t i n g as the Board of Health = fiorsesboes and similar ac- * ibout September 15. Glenwood drive. cording to police he did not visit Wyoming Guild " The wall, some 10 feet high ana Forget-Me-Not the Committee passed on final tivities. iddition to the adult classes, feet long and constructed of his South Orange home since leaving Florida. reading an ordinance calling for es of five forum lectures by . __. mmnietelv de- Plans Luncheon a fee of one dollar for copies of indinz sDeakers will again be cinder blocks' was ,? P , Sergeant Lyon and SelectiveDetective Day Saturday death, marriage and birth cer- tired bv the Adult ^School stroyed when ll “ llapsed 80" le' Wade in the latter part of July The Women’s Guild of the Wy­ “Give a little for. those who tificates. Wyoming Mail Delivery littee. Further information believed‘water pres- arrested William Henderson foi- oming Presbyterian Church will hold its monthly meeting on Tues­ gave a lot.” , A contract for the reconstrue- the lectures will be found in storm' d!" n in the vlcinity lowlng a houae r°bbery “ Hobart Vote on this coupon and mail to the Millburn & Short week’s Item. suresu r.u.u f om u d— ...... - - Gap road. road, Henderson wenaerson has nas since dayday, September 9, at 1:00 p. m.m- With >-nai.that rneme,theme, blueDiue Forget- nontion orof tnethe aamdam gates ^ at Taylor . built up to such an extent against bpen sentenoed t0 six years Luncheon wiU be ^rved by the Me-Nots, flowers of remembrance, pa rk Lake was awarded to Stan- Hills Item, P. O. Box 311, Millburn, N. J. Results will be most popular courses from bbe outside of the wall that it was g4abe prjson _ . . _ . . : win «Am in Mdihnrn nn Satur- 1... r lin tm Rinnmfleld for Eyrich-Pereda team and reserva­ will be sold in Millburn on Satur- ]ey j_ Ziobro of Bloomfield for Published and then turned over to the Wyoming Asso­ ir’s school will be continued forccd inward and completely off p day, Sept. 6 by Gallion-Gentile $4,700. The award was held up tions should be made. ciation for their guidance. Names will be held in con­ ir and several new courses tbe footings, Chapter, Disabled American Vet- pending an investigation of the Following the luncheon there fidence. Signed ballots are greatly preferred. een added. Classes will be Clearing skies Tuesday morning will be a talk on displaced people bidder which disclosed his quali- in contract bridge, tne- , . , St. Stephen's by Mrs. Cecelia Davidson who has Funds contributed by flower pur- fleations as satisfactory. al drawing, photography, saw the return ol 8 staam sbovel chasers during the annual drive cs, public speaking, Span- to the site and the wobk of clear- just returned from her work with the American U.N.R.A. staff in are used by the DA.V, chapter for LOCAL STUDENTS who attend­ I want to receive my mail luare dancing, cooking, ing the debris begun. According to Evening Group its work among this town’s dis­ through MAPLEWOOD □ iMt^jewelrv making, Pietro Pellegrino, owner of the camps for Displaced People in ed Indiana University this sum­ abled veterans, their families and mer included Doyoj.hy H, Fisher, iold repairs, golf, glove mak- property, the wall will be recon- On Tuesday evening, September Europe. U.N.R.A. • has recently their dependents, as well as the Harold W. Haines and Valeda R. I want to receive my mail :etching and painting, type- structed immediately. 9th at 8:15 p. m. in the Parish been discontinued. House, St. Stephen’s Evening widows and children of deceased Steinberg. through MILLBURN □ ? and creative writing, ★ veterans. Croup will begiij its meetings for ★ e courses are limited as to the new term. The regular meet­ Dr. A. Leo Kahn, commander of mber of students and early MARGARET McPHERSON of Bowlers Meet ing night Is the first Tuesday of the D.A.V. chapter, in announcing ation is advisable. In case Register Lakeview avenue has been ac­ the month but is being changed for the Forget-Me-Not sale, said to­ Name -t — is insufficient registration cepted for admission to the fresh­ f September only to the second day: iy one course, that course Next Thursday man class at Wilson College, * . . Tuesday. All other regular meet- Before Sept. 25 “I want the people of this com­ Address __ dropped. ' < munity to knoW that when they Chambersburg, Pa., Registrar PffP i. u v, . , 0n nexe Thursday, September inga wU1 ^ heid the first Tuesday announced y effort has been made by Township Clerk Widmayer buy 'a Forget-Me-Not from one of Margaret D. Gordy nmmee n - a11 bowlirig leagues wU1 hold »f the month as heretofore, Comments has announced that the last our volunteer workers they are today ent “ instructors™ available! their reorganization meeting for Mrs. H ^ y ^ t t « retlrtag day for registrations and contributing directly, to helping ★ ises will be held on Monday the coming season. All officers, President, will install t mew o transfers for the General Elec­ their own neighbors—-neighbor^ —------*" ' ’ 14 at the High SchooUh so far captain), and interested persons fleers at this meeting. They a tion on November 4th will be who were disabled in defense of easier for oUr disabled defenders, lible. are urged to attend this meeting. Mr3. Frank Benitz, president, Mrs. Thursday, September 25th. His our great nation. their d ependen.ts,_ffid"their W.-Stevens, principal of The “A.” League, Business Men’s Robert Smith vice-president; Mrs. office will be open during regu­ "These disabled’ veterans have widows." igton School, will again League, Women’s League, "B” Thomas Hunt, treasurer, and Mrs. t lar business hours until then to sacrificed as much as it is human- The D.A.V. maintains a free serv- :u- -X, as Adult School director. League, and ’’G” League will ail R. Powell, secretary, take such registrations and ly possible to sacrifice and still ice to all veterans in their e orts h rs of the committee are in meet at 8 p. m. in the Taylor Park Plans for the annual October transfers, and will also remain continue to live. The coins dropped to obtain adequate compensation |p % : a to Mrs. Fay, John Fair- Recreation House. party will be made and a chair ady open the night of September in our Forget-Me-Not boxes are and pensiolClt assists in the proper trs. R. H. Freeman, Robert . It is apected that the bowling appointed. Chairladies of various - T~~ 25th between the hours of little In themselves, but added to presentation of claims for govern- •t, A r a W sJlffifr» ao n « l.* e t under way the last coranrtttees will bsmamed^ other contributions they go a long ment benefits both for the disabled nting the Board of Educa- week oPseptember. For further Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Pgjpell are 7 and 9. way lit making life just a littlj bit veteran and his family. M i » ' tv id H. R. Coursen, chairman Information call Millburn 6-1218, hostesses for the evening. 7. U - * The Millburn & Short Hill* ITEM SEPTEMBER^, m 1 Pag* 2 1 sand population In general hospi­ 1,190 beds In general, allied and quires several year*’ work on a hospitals in this oountry display hospitat management and lhi» tals has been considered adequate special hospitals, or 3.6 beds per board before a member can acquire the same keen, Intelligent under­ and limits of their rMpo ' Overlook for good medical service. The latest thousand people. From this dis­ the breadth of Judgment necessary standing of hospital problems as to the Institution and The munlty co® available figures, taken from the cussion it is evident that the New­ to meet many of the problems with that exhibited by the board of the At present, the ♦ oooo»coooo< April 12, 1947 Journal of the Amer­ ark district Is short .2 Jpeds per complete understanding and assur­ Overlook Hospital, the future of trustees .. Report ican Medical Association, lists 641,- thousand and Union County Is ance. Trustees who evidence con­ quality medical care for the pub­ aware of their obligation, to 1 MILLBURN 6* 331 beds In general hospitals lh short .9 beds per thousand, accord­ tinued Interest In the hospital lic will have found Its greatest sup­ hospital and are giving u ’ ITEM This second installment of the the United States, or about 4.6 bed* ing to the needs established by the might well be re-elscted for more port. of their time and energy ^ condensation of the Buerkl sur­ per thousand population. This fig­ Hlll-J8urton BUI (4.5 beds per thou­ than two terms. Many Problems Already Solved to make the Overlook Hoepiu?” SHORT HILLS vey of Overlook Hospital deals ure does not Include 79,534 basal- sand). Actually, the Overlook.Hos- No Doctors on Board From conversations with many model community hospital 1 with the history of the Institu­ nets. pltal serves a community of ap­ Individuals Interested in Overlook, A survey of the heapin' tion, a discussion of general hos­ The specific provision that no Including members of the board time convince* one that ‘ The so-called > Hill-Burton Bill proximately 80,000 people In 25 pital facilities In the area, hos­ member of the medical profession of trustees, It appeared evident that Founded In 1888 passed by the last Congress as­ communities. With no other beds the pressing problems of the „ pital needs of this community may be elected to the board Is a some of the past misunderstand­ THH MILLBURN and SHORT HILLS ITEM la publl.had avarr sumes that a oommunlty contain­ in this immediate area, the Over­ have already been solved Z and the organization of Overlook proper one because such a position ings were in no way due to a lack Thursday hy Tha Ham Publishing and Printing Company, a cor­ ing 4.5 beds per thousand of popu­ look Hospital might well be con­ there is every evidence that , with Dr. Buerki'x comments on on the board might give undue of Interest In the problem* of the poration, at III Millburn Avanua. Millburn. N J. Editor, Charlu B. lation ha* a sufficient number of sidered a primary hospital entitled hospital will expand the ,COto ' Paulson. Jr. Bu.lnass Managsr. Willard a Baatsnsr. Official news­ the new by-laws and Board of authority or privilege to a physi­ hospital on the part of the board, beds to meet the average needs of to have from 320 to 880 beds, not its activities and continue to uT paper of tha Township of Millburn Subscription rates by mall post­ Trustees. cian member. It Is also deemed but rather to a lack of understand­ prove the quality of care It its citizens.. Consequently, areas including bas*inet*. At present, paid : Ons ysar. 11.00 s six months, IL H ; payable In adranoe. Single unwise to invite the president of ing of the fundamental problems of its community. “ coplaa six cents each Entered as Second ClasaytatterClssbMatl October 0. U tl "The Overlook Hospital w u having more than 4.5 beds per the Overlook Hospital has 151 beds the medical board to sit with the at tha Poet Office si Millburn. New Jersey u « P * c t of March I. 1170. founded as a private Institution In thousand are not eligible for Fed­ and 44 bassinets, as reported In board of trustee*. the April 12, 1946 Hospital Num­ MEMBER: QUALITY WEEKLIES OB' NEW JERSEY 1906 by Dr. William H. Lawrence, eral assistance for new hospital The director of the hospital Is Jr. Not long afterward, the Sum­ construction. ber of the American Medical Asso­ the representative of the board of Telephone: Millburn 6-1200 mit Hospital Association w u or­ The economic status of the, citi­ ciation. trustee* in the hospital, and It 1* ganized in order that care might zens of a community served by a Il it su g g ested that there it believed that he should present all W e ' r e A ll Sm iles- 18 cents over the preceding month. be given to patients unable to pay hospital, the appreciation of the a need for 360 hedt in thit problem! of the hospital to the community to bring thit area Relief Costs This is slightly below the high of for treatment. The Overlook Hos­ values of high quality medical board, including the problems of pital School of Nursing was estab­ up to the national average of th* School of Nursing. 149.68 average case cost In March and hospltal bar* by the citizens, lished the same year with an en­ and the availability of such high 4.S bedt per thousand popu­ The present suggestion that five Up in State of this year, when fuel was a rollment of six students. In 1914 quality medical and hospital care lation. It it further suggested members of an Executive Commit­ larger Item on the family budget the Overlook Hospital Association that only a portion of these ad­ tee of seven constitute a quorum Continued high living coats are are all factor* In determining the However, It Is nearly $10 above the was formed and the hospital be­ number of bed* needed In a com­ ditional ' beds should be made may not be workable. It Is be­ held responsible for the Increase available at this time. If the average caavof- coat of $38.98 for came the property of the commu­ munity. lieved that four member* couto of 1.8 per cent in general relief nity, thus beginning * new era in Overlook Hospital 'were in­ constitute a quorum. - July a year ago. 18,693 Beds In Newark Region costs In July compareMwlth June Its history. creased at- this time" to 360 In Article XX, Medical Staff, A total af WS# cases was re­ .... the Newark region ,U luted From 1900 to 1938 various build­ bedt, there would be at least a the provision Is made for the med­ of this year, according to Charles ported to the State Department of a a having- a population of 8,429,067, ings were erected. The hospital temporary excess of bedt since ical board to appoint the medical R. Erdman, Jr., Commissioner of Economic Development In July of < o£wh(ch|457,7M afb ilvln*. In rural building In 1906, the structure at 49 Il would be impossible to ab­ staff with the approv|l of the. this year, and 2,189 of these In­ district*: ’T W rU lo n In tf« ^ o n - the New Jersey Department of Overlook and garage, Hartley sorb an increase o f such mag- board of trustees. It is believed volved family groups rather than talned 13,593 bed* In general and., Economic Development House in 1920, nurses’ reeldence, nilude immediately. that th* board of trustee* should individuals. Limited term depend­ allied special hospital*, or 4.0 bed* Commissioner Erdman points garage, tank and tower In 1926, appoint physicians to th* medical ents represented 60 per cent of per thousand people. It 1* further Organizatlone-By-lawi out that almost all of the increased and the maternity wing In 1926. In The present Bo&rt of Truiteea staff upon recommendation of the the cases In the State li^ July, 1900 the first building at 199 Mor­ stated that this region had (In cost has been due to the added 1947; July of the preceding year, 1940) 143 physician* per 100,000 of the Overlook Hospital ha* for medical board. number of families and Individuals ris avenue, and later 46 Overlook, the paat month* been preparing a they represented only 38.3 per person* and a per capita Income of Board of Trustees classified as limited term depend­ with garages, became part of the new set of by-lawa for th* hospital. Moving Day is over and we’re all cent of the total cues. Institution. In 1941 additions were $714 (1940). In contrast the na­ It would appear that the mem­ ents. While long-term dependent Theae by-law* follow cloaely the bers of the present board of trus­ set in our new and modern store and made to the maternity wing and tional average (1942) was 3.52 bed* cases remain relatively static, pattern recommended by th* Amer­ tee* have an unusually keen Inter­ to the main building, and In 1942 per thousand In general and al­ ready to serve you in our same old those groups whose income in nor­ ican Hoapltal Aaaociatlon and ap­ est in the affaire of the hospital mal times provides only bare ne­ The U.SJ3. Stewart, commis­ the graduate nurses’ residence and lied hospitals, 183 physician* (1940) per 100,000 person* and a per capita pear to meet adequately the needa and in the welfare of the citizens courteous manner. Come in and browse cessities are finding It impossible sioned by the United States Navy superintendent's residence were Income of $568 (1940). Obviously of the Institution. It le understood of the community. Realizing as to cope with the present higher in 1920, captured by the Japanese purchased. that theae new by-law* will be pre­ around. H u 160 Beds Today per capita income has Increased they do the vital role the hospital living costs and occasional family in 1942, recovered and recommis­ sented for adoption at the October plays In contributing to the health The Overlook Hospital in 1906 greatly since thee* figure* were emergencies such as illness or sioned in 1946, served as a fighting meeting. of th* people, they seem prepared had but thirty beds. Today, It has compiled. unemployment. ship for and against the United Smaller Board Proposed and willing to fulfill their obliga­ - M ILLBURN approximately 160 beds and 44 bu- Newark Is divided Into a primary The average case cost for all States during World War II, and Today, it la generally agreed that tions as trustee* of the hoepital by sinets and serves a population of Newark district containing 2,530,- types of dependents In New Jersey w u given a warrior’s burial upon a imall board of trustee* la an Ideal offering leadership and accepting in July was <48.33, an increese of her return to her homeland. over 100,000. 728 persons and 11,020 bed* In gen­ governing body for a hospital— eral and allied hospital* or 4.3 their share of responsibility in de­ Hospital Facilities in Area preferably nine members with the veloping plans to make the hospi­ per thousand. In addition there MEN S SHOP “Any discussion of the hospital maximum fifteen. The proposed tal a true Health Center of the are secondary districts at Morris­ new by-laws for the Overlook Hos­ facilities in a given area must be town, flew Brunswick and Trenton. community. To meet with mem­ prefaced by certain facts relating pital make provision for a board of ber* of this board and Jo observe 319 MILLBURN AVENUE to the hospital needs of that com­ County Has 1490 Beds trustee* consisting of 22 members. the intense interest displayed by TIGHE'S munity. There is no rule of thumb The Newark district is divided This provision reduces the size of each individual Is proof of the i to determine accurately the num­ Into Essex. Bergen, Hudson, Pas­ the present Board and it is realized above statement. When boards of Next Door to Grand Union ESSO ber of beds In general hospitals saic and Union Counties. Union that a further reduction in the trustees of a large percentage of SERVICENTER needed In a given community for County, with a population of 828,- number of member* would be un­ the care of the sick . . . An average 344 of which 21,701 are living In wise at this time. At some future M AIN & ESSEX STS. Ml. 6-0935 of from four to six beds per thou­ rural districts. Union County has date, however, consideration should be given to a further reduction In the size of the board. The need Don't F orget... for geographical distribution of members tends to Increase the size INVESTORS SAVINGS of the board at Overlook. A'small ESS We will pick up and board, however, will otter a co­ ordination of service rarely ex­ deliver your car at AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR PAYMENT perienced with a large board. FRONT The provision for a specific term your convenience . . . OF ARMED FORCES LEAVE BONDS of office (three years) for mem­ IF IT'S A bers of the board is a wise one. Specific terms of office make it a HOT LUNCH LUBRICATION • OIL CHANGING ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 2, 1947 simple matter to terminate the ap­ pointment of individuals whose in­ G BATTERY SERVICE G CAR WASHING At Any of Our Three Convenient Offlcet terest has waned and permits the YOU'RE AFTER G SPARK PLUGS G SEAT COVERS appointment of others who might bring new points of view and en­ 84 Main Street 966 Stuyvesaat Ave. 28 Washington PL £ The advance of medicine against the ROAD SERVICE PICK UP & DELIVERY thusiasm to the board. VISIT Millburn Unioa * East Orange On the other hand, a too rapid enemy, disease, sweeps forward on every turnover of trustees might well THE front Techniques of anesthesia have im­ lead to a lack of realization of the COFFEE SHOP proved to make possible surgical procedures fundamental problems confronting denied to the practitioner of the twenties. iniiiiniiiiiBHiiiinMiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a hospital. Enthusiasm and inter­ Opposite the Highly refined and specialized mechanical est In hospital problems are not Millburn Post Office enough In themselves, and it re- aids, including the x-ray, fluoroscope, and electrocardiograph, have sharpened diagnostic skills. Testing of the blood and urine reveals more significant bets to the physician than ever before. In support of the physician, the pharmaceutical chemist B A N K AUTO continues to forge new chemical and biological weapons to fight disease. Insulin for the m anagem ent of diabetes mellitus, liver extract for pernicious anemia, sulfa drugs, physician and your Character Building Scholarship • Physical Development and penicillin are examples. Your pharmacist are alert to apply the improved procedures u Fully Accredited * Superior College Preparation they become available. 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i j I SEPTEMBER 4, 1*471 The Millburn & Short Hills ITEM [ Pa«« 3 1 Community," which has since been (available at Morristown Library). Page to, Par. S. The army of CHARUSSSouthero AsloSDeHdHvf Slope arive, ta.wai Corrections in distributed by the First National Bank of Millburn to residents of Lieutenant General Baron Fred- rraduated from the Unlvereity of J H i s t a r V the community. Mrs. John C. Hover rich Wilhelm von Knypbausen was 'ttinaylvanfa with the degree of I O W H n i S T O f y of West road, historian of the Short most certainly not mareiy the lachelor of science In economics geveral weeks ago the Item pub- Hills Chapter of the Daughters of “Hessians, supported by some Tory t a Convocation of University Ughed an account of the historical the American Revolution, has Cavalry" aa indicated. His army of il a — ------••------— — v five thousand men—increased to cil iftgt Thursday morning. booklet, “The Development of a written in to suggest several cor­ rections In the history of “The nearly six thousand before the Bat­ Continental Era." .Air*. Hover's tle -of Springfield—included such corrections follow: still lam ous British regiment* as Page *, JPar. 8, Dr. Jonathan the Forty-Second "Black Watch" DRAPKIN’S Dayton was the son of Ellas Day- Highlander, and th . CSoldatream ton of Ellxabethtown, and certain­ Guards, as well as von Knyphau- 335 MILLBURN AVENUE, MILLBURN ly was not born in 1731, as his sen's own handsome Fu*ll«er Regi­ father was not born until 1738. Dr. ment du Corps of H e*e Caeael. elding Every Day—Nationally Advertised Brands Dayton is reputed to have lived in _ Pare U, Par. L Th. Battle of what is now known as the Cannon Connecticut Farms took place June Ball House on the east side of 8, 1780, not June 22nd. Springfield’s main street. General Nathanael Greene was Page 9, Par. 3. Colonel Elias not hurried off to Rockaway. He Dayton did not command militia. had been ordered by. General Pi [HSZSW fj] He commanded the Third New Jer­ Washington to oocupy the Short sey of the Continental Line. This Hill* with about fifteen hundred * * VALUES * * regiment, raised at Newark in 1759, Line troops, and he remained at Is famous as the “Jersey Blues” this post continuously until after Bovs’toys’ All-wool SchoolScho and many of Its veterans, including the Battle of .Springfield. Thi. bat­ Elias Dayton himself, had fought tle was the flrat in which the ex­ TROUSERS in the French and Indian Wars tremely able Greene had held a Styled by Tomom SawySawyer. Coverts, with Wolfe at Quebec. Colonel Day- wholly independent command. solid colors and tweeds.twe Sires 8 ton succeeded to the command of General Greene's own report of the to sit. the “Jersey Brigade" in 1781, thus battle is now hanging on the walls becoming New - Jersey's ranking of many Short Hill* homea as it 6.95 Line officer. By" "Major Ogden" was Included on the very nice pic­ Others from $3.95 to $1Q.95 probably is meant Colonel Mat­ torial map of the battle publl.hed thias Ogden of the First New Jer­ by the Millburn Item in 1980. Boys’ All-wool sey. Records of these and other Colonel Dayton did not command Revolutionary soldiers are avail­ militia a r noted above, although SWEATERS able at most puhlio- libraries (In­ many New Jersey militiamen took Reindeer design, crew neck, brown cluding Summit) in Adjutant Gen­ part in the engagements at both and navy. Sixes 8 to 12. Others, eral William Stryker's lists of of­ Connecticut Farm* and Springfield. styled by MacGregor in slipover ficers and men of New Jersey who Commanding officer at Connecticut and coat styles, up to $5.95. served in the Revolution. Farms was General William Max­ Page 10, Par. 2* There is no well of Belvldere, not mentioned in 4.95 ( need for vague surmises on Gen­ your article. Commanding the eral Washington's presence in the militia at the Battle of Springfield Boys’ Short Hills. From the afternoon was General Philemon Dickenson SHIRTS of June 7, 1780, to the morning of of Trenton, also not mentioned in June 22,1780, His Excellency lodged your article. a n d with Jacob Brlant at his tavern Contrary to the statement In the on the westerly side of the Morris article, the enemy did advance be­ BLO U SES , Turnpike above Springfield, and his Styled by Tom Saw- A yond Conecticut Farms on June letters and yjders of the day for 6th—to a point only half a mile yer. White and as- that period Me headed "Heights sorted prints. All ‘ short of Springfield Itself—forcing above Springfield” or “Headquar­ Maxwell and Dayton to M l back sixes. ters at the Short Hills.’’ For these on Greene. facts sec the John C. Fitzpatrick 1.95 Not "the next day" but seven­ edition of the Washington papers teen days later, von Knyphausen’s Roys’ All-wool army again advanced, the "stronger numbers” your article re­ SPORt JACKETS lates being an increase from about Fitted. Styled by Tom Sawyer, in 3.000 on the 6th to about 6,000 on camel and various tweeds. Sixes YOU CAN LOSE the 23rd. 8 to 12. The “newly appointed British everything on a leader," Sir Henry Clinton, was not 6.95 newly appointed at all. Clinton turn of this wheel! had always been In command in Boys’ All Wool this area, but during the winter and spring of 1779-80 had been ab­ ETON sent on campaigns in the South. SUITS The right flank of the British on Styled by Tom the 23rd advanced to Little’s Sawyer. Solid colors Bridge on th* Vauxhall road, now and combinations of marked by the State, not to the tweeds and checks. bridge in Millburn Center. There is no possibility that . 1 0 . 9 5 ^ Washington was “observing from the heights of South Mountain" at Boys’ All-wool the time of this engagement. He had moved his own army from the SHORT PANTS Short Hills to the west side of Styled by Tom Sawyer. In brown, Pompton on the 22nd, and at his navy and grey, and assorted tweeds. camp there received two dispatches Sixes S to 12. In ten seconds an automobile from Greene during the night of 3.50 accident can jeopardize your the 22nd-23rd. From Pompton, home, your savings, your Washington returned temporarily Others $2.50 to $3.95 to Morristown, moving from there income. Play safe . . . don’t to headquarters at the Theunis Dey Boys’ Long-sleeved rely on minimum coverage. Mansion In Preakness. See the SPORT SHIRTS Be sure you are fully covered. Fitzpatrick edition again for this material. Styled by Tom Sawyer. In solid and We will be glad to analyze assorted checks. Sixes * lo 20. your present automobilepoli- Page 11, Par. 2. The Parson Caid- well-Watts Hymnal story is a cies to make sure you are 2.50 legend now associated with this completely protected. Just Others to $3.95 battle, but it has no basis in fact. c also carry a full selection of Prep and Students’ phone. . . r ~ None of the source material on the ickets, trousers, sweaters, shirts — button-down, in Battle of Springfield contains any hite and colors, pajamas, etc. Chas.R. Reeve Agency mention of Caldwell, and it is like­ Boys’ 2-ptece ly that the story originated in Since 1909 Washington Irving’s semi-histori­ Long Pants Suits Oscar L. Hench, Successor cal “Life of George Washington” Styled by Tom Sawyer. In two tone 312 Millburn Avenue published in 1855. This volume is combinations and solid tweeds. Sixes Millburn, N. J. Mi. 6-0498 « to 12. available in the Summit Library. 1 14.95 Girls’ All-wool Two good hat silhouettes for Fall, both designed SKIRTS DR. POSNER’S — ------—— *------—: —“ Styled by Barbara Joan Togs. In solid to flatter the wearer . . . the small but bulky hat ( colon and bright plaids.

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Others up to $2.98 Corded Rubber Sole and HeelJT Open-crown, satin hound felt Our Girls’ Department is complete with stocks of ' Sixes 1 3 V i-4.'Widths B - E cloche punctuated with glvcerined feather and en- slips,, socks, underwear and all other items of school /• meshed in veiling- — 1 6 .5 0 clothing. 7 - DRAPKIN’S FAMILY SHOE STORE Millburn 6-0781 DRAPKIN’S 333 Millburn Ave. MILLINERY, Wen Eeeex Headquarlere o f Dr. Posner9s Shoes RRESGE • NEWARK OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS THIRD FLOOR i V I SEPTEMBER The Millburn & Short Tltlla ITEM t P a g * 4 ] Shortly »ft#r forcing th* »ur- with dark acce.sorie, the Klapplch family who were re­ Ruth Jegerlehner render of the British Frigate, aage of pink rose, M*, cently married her* In Millburn. Ethel Maltby HMS Scruple, John Paul Jon** Oudin*, sister of the and are now making their home found that hi* own ship, Bon- her only attendant sh. 1 _ ' If___ _ Iflnklnnn nir a I tn In' Monroe, Michigan. They also W eds Roger W ent Wed Last Friday homme Richard, was finking from dark green suit with » Wor, visited with many relatives and * Mies Ruth Jegerlehner, daugh­ damage caused by the enemy. He of yellow roses. WiinAm friends In Chicago. Mrs. Musgrave Mise Ethel E. Maltby, daughter then transferred to hi* prise and ton was beet man for huhi, hr ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Jeger­ and Alleen are sailing for Vene­ of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Maltby from the— ——decks of - ...... the vanquished - _ The bride - is a graduate 0iofty,” zuela via Grace Line on Septem­ of Norwood terrace, became the lehner of 718 Ridgewood road, ncia|MOSerapis watched vv wvuuxu the— « victorious------Orange - — High ■■■’ ——Wl/i,School. Mr ber 11 after a four months’ visit bride on Saturday of Roger H. Millburn, was married last Fri­ Bonhomme Richard go down. *l*o attended West OraneMode High in the States. Went, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. day In the Rectory of St. Leo’s School and Is now with the Went of Winter Park, Florida, for­ ft* Church, Irvington, to William dentlal Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Atwell B. Haines merly of Millburn. The ceremony After a wedding trip to and their son Philip of 120 Green­ waa performed at 4 p. m. In Me­ Paul Dambach, son of Mr. and Hopatcong, Mr. «m! Mr, Ui, a a 7-2D23 Mot. VIVIAN TOMFKINS LANGB wood drive have returned from morial Presbyterian! Church, New­ Mr*. Charles Dambach of 268 Morton-Qudine ton will live at 122 creeBw~ The Racquets Club will hold a of Tulip lane have as a guest his Staunton and Roanoke, Virginia, ark, by the Rev. Orion C. Hopper. Ellis avenue, Irvington. Father Miss Lillian Oudina, daughter drlve’ Mlllburn- where they visited their respective A reception followed at K raft’* ■teak party for members on Satur­ aunt, Miss Margaret Bloomfield of James White performed the cere­ of Mr. and Mrs. John Oudlne of Washington, D. C. families. Homestead in East Orange.- Mr. day, September 20. Cocktails will mony. A reception was held at 122 Greenwood drive, Millburn, be served at 8:30 and entertain­ Charles B. Kellner, uncle of the Miss Joan E. Granger, daugh­ the home of the bride’s parents. was married last Monday In Fleet Admiral Hal,ey, ment will conclude the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Claus and bride, of Providence, R. I., was so­ «* daughters Barbara and Carolyn of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles loist aqd Mrs. Loule( B. Doble was The bride wore a white suit Highland Avenue Church, Or- mander of the famed Third Dr. and Mrs. Thayer A. Smith, Whitney road arrived home Tues­ Granger, formerly of Millburn, guest organist. with matching halo hat and ac­ ange, to Robert Francis Morton which contributed so much to 4 of th* same address. Rev. Cabbie tory in the Pacific, had hi* t, son Sammy and daughters, Doro­ day after spending August at Bay has returned from South Belmar The bride wore a gown of Ivory cessories, and a corsage of red L. Harris, D.D., rector of th* service after graduation from thy, Betsy and Susan of Forest Head. They had as their guest where she was the week-end satin with an illiysion yoke and roses. Her only attendant was church, officiated. A small re- Naval Academy aboard the drive are home after a stay at there June Walker, daughter of guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Bertha of Valenciennes lace. Clus­ JOAN BENZIGER of Twin Oak ceptlon for relatives of the bride U.S.S. Missouri, precurjor of Lake Memphremagog, Vermont. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Walker Lord. Her brother, Cpl. Bruce C. ters of orange blossoms held her Miss Catherine Klpfer of Irving­ of West road. Granger, of the Marine Corps, fingertip veil and she carried a road, poses with an equine friend ton who wore a street length and groom was held a t the Oudlne mighty Missouri aboard Mrs. Charles L. Austin of Glen- has returned to his base at Cherry bouquet of rosea, larkspur' and on a ranch way out West In Mon­ home. •*’ the formal Japanc.se s u rrtij, dress of coffee-colored crepe with The bride wore a maroon suit was signed. wood drive has returned-after a Mr. and Mrs. William Bernau of Point, N. C.,- after a short fur­ gladioli. tana. Joan, together with Lois Ridge terrace have as guasts his lough at home. . - - brown111 l/Wli ttUVCOSVlaccessories ICS B»uand “a lavender trip to Pasadena, Cal., and Hous­ A cousin of the bride, Mias Betty Clarkson of Woodland road and orchid corsage. Beet man waa ton, Texas where she visited her sister, Mrs. Clara Rachner and Jean Seward of Newton, Mass., waa Helen Badenhausen of Old Short Charles F. Dambach of Irvington, sons-ln-laws and daughters. In sons Udo and Hclmuth and daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. William Bellino her only attendant. She wore a Pasadena she was the guest of Mr. ter Chrlstel. They arrived last pf Millburn avenue announce the gown of aqua taffetg.tfffd carried Hills road, has been touring the br° ther of the grof™’ , and Mrs. Coleman W. Morton 'and Wednesday on the "Ernie Pyle" birth of a son, William, Jr„ at a bouquet of ysjlpw roses and del­ West with Miss Gertrude Clarkson, High Schoo, and ,, now from Bavaria, Germany. Mrs. Overlook Hospital on Wednesday, In Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf N. phinium. also of Short Hills, They have lived wlth the prudential Insurant** Rachner was formerly from Lock- August 27. Mr*. Bellino was the Pedersen, Jr. Robert C. Went of Winter Fafk, on a ranch, boated, swam, rode Company, Newark. Mr. Dambach aven, Wisconsin. former Ann Delledonn# of Mill­ Florida, served as best man for his horses climbed mountains, helped 1* a graduate of Irvington Voca- Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Masofi burn. -—.— brother and the uehers were How­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bacheller and - ... tlw, tlonal High School. He served for ard E. Gustafson of Millburn and rbund up cattle, helped with the flve y ta « ^ the u 8. Navy, daughters, Babette and Sally of Miss Helen Louise Koch, daugh­ Henry O. Schwarx of Cranford. hay harvest and did other tasks and ja now employed by the Baltusrol way have concluded a ter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Announcing The stay at Melvin Village on Lake The’ bride is a graduate of Union in conectlon with ranch life. Weldon-Roberts Rubber Company Koch, returned Tuesday, having High School and served In the J U l " Winnepcaauke e. They returned by spent the week-end with Mr.*and •k ’ of Newark. Opening of the motor through the White Moun­ WAVES for two years. Mr. Went Battleships of the Iowa class After a wedding trip to the Mrs. Charles E. Baxter visiting graduated from Millburn High tains. Babette and Sally spent the their son, Midshipman Robert C. have as many as 1,886 telephones, Poconos, the couple will live IVY TEA ROOM early part of the summer at camp. School and served wlthi the Naval and 155,800 feet of cable. temporarily with their parents. Baxter at the United States Naval Air Corps for three years. Academy at Annapolis. 1 Morrison Road Mr. and Mra. Harold D. St. John The couple, will reeide In Winter $nd son Duane of Taylor road Park. Springfield Miss Louise Matheny, daughter have concluded a stay at Idle Pine of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Matheny, Enjoy delicious sandwiches In s de­ Lodge, on Lake Falrlee at Ely, lightful atmosphere and top It off Vermont. They were Joined there spent the Labor Day week-end at with our homemade ••Yummy” pas­ the United States Naval Academy Weiler-Beck by their daughter Sally who spent try. at Annapolis with Mr. and Mrs. the summer at Camp Beenadeewln M. E. Clausner, who were visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Beck, at Lake Falrlee. On their return ing their son, Midshipman Edward formerly of Rosedale avenue, have home they stopped at Lake Clausner. announced the marriage of their CULLIGAN Champlain where they were the daughter, Iris Marian, to Richard guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Me Mrs. N. W. Simpson and chll-. George Weller of 1088 Springfield TRAVEL t o p ic s Andrews of Summit at their sum­ dren, Sally and Bill, formerly of avenue, Summit. The marriage BJ LILLIAN VOGT DOBT mer home. 103 Main street, have moved to took place on Monday, August Oak Park, 111., Mrs. Simpson’s old 25, at South Orange. POOONO POSSIBILITIES! Miss Ethel E. Maltby, daughter home. Mrs. Simpson, who was The couple will reside tempo­ of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Maltby A sura way to relieve raent.l .train, cashier at the Millburn Theatre rarily at the recently purchsised by flvlni a reit to your tired brain, of Norwood terrace, who became for over three and a half years, home of the bride’s parents at 28 Is elihteen holes In the autumn the bride on Saturday of Roger H. air: some good was given a dinner party and Marcy avenue, Springfield. SERVICE Went, was honored last Tuesday drives and putts at a shower given by Mrs. Henry gifts by the staff of the theatre your only care! last Sunday evening. Both Sally The famous O. Schwari of Cranford. Total U. S. gem diamond im­ FOR AS LITTLE AS Poconos Is the and Bill are graduates of Mill­ ports in 1248 amounted to $107,- place for you to adopt a smooth­ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Christian­ burn High School. 308,028. er pace. Up here, early rlslni will sen of Twin Oak road have re­ not seem, a bit turned after spending two months 275 disturbing t o Only Per Month any dream. at the Hotel Monmouth, Spring ONCE OR TWICE A YEAR Whatever your Lake. Their sons, John and Rob­ Small Imtallatlon Charge Ml LADY'S CORSET BAR dream for a va­ ert, joined them for the Labor Day we have a sale of odds and ends of drapery cation, It can MILLBURN'S EXCLUSIVE CORSETRY SALON come true If you week-end. This fall John will enter and upholstery fabrics. Perhaps you can find enlist the capable aid of Suburban. Yale Law School and Robert will Culligan Soft Water Service Alterations Free of Charge Our business Is planning a happy resume his studies at Princeton. a bargain x Personalized. Service vacation for you. Our personnel Is 91 Newark Way Maplewood trained to assist you In the selec­ Mrs. H. F. Musgrave, eieter of 521 Mlllburn Avenue SELMA KLEPESCH 358 MILLBURN AVE. tion of a vacation spot best suited Mrs. Fred Becker of Greenwood AT BETTY TELFER'S Short Hilli for YOU. If you cannot get here drive ha* just returned from an Phone S.O. 3-0071 E r S L S T i Z MILLBURN. N. J. before 5 P. M. we will arrange an extensive motor trip with her fa­ evening visit for yon.

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fPag* B ) l SEPTEMBER 4, 1947 1 * t The Mlllburn & Short Hills ITEM until April 1, 1948, when It was stressed the fact that they are should be submitted to the Assis­ Canada Jams tant Commissioner, Royal Cana­ turned over to the Canadian tu- " Navy D ay" not running a bathing beauty con­ thorltlto. test but on* calling for a girl who dian Mounted Police, at Edmond- Alaska's Call ton, Alberta.” Because of lltfilted accommo­ Seeks Queen ''has Intelligence and personality dation* en route, the traveler who besides being a typical American Anyone who can convince Mr. Were you figuring on taking « receives a permit must meet the The *tate-wlde Navy Day Cele­ beauty.” Assistant Commissioner can get trip to Alaska over the war-cre­ requirement* of the government bration Committee, with headquar­ a permit, but not by mail. They ated, U.S.-financed Alaska high­ may be obtained on application in for th* ''roadworthlness” of his car. ters In Newark, will select a New way? person. Spare parts must be carried be­ Jersey Navy Day Queen In connec­ cause In event of breakdown the Looking Back' Well, forget It, for the present tion with the celebration of Navy The Alaska highway begins in motorist can look for no outside , at least, Keystone Automobile Dawson Creek, Alberta, and ends Day on October 27, it was an­ mechanical aid. nounced today by members of the Thru Item Files Club advises on the basis of a cir­ at Fairbanks, Alaska. Under the committee headed by Bernard P. cular Issued by the Canadian gov­ terms of the agreement governing Like a frame to a picture—«o ernment, which contains this Its construction, it was maintained Michigan announced a kill of vergreen landscaping beautiflea Day of Short Hills. Local girls Excerpts from the Corresponding dream-shattering paragraph: by the U. 8 . as a military road 97,721 deer during the 1945 season. ,omc or office building. Be Right are urged to send their entries to Week the committee, In care of this “It Is regretted that for the nth Roger* i* a slogan for ut­ 15 YEARS AGO paper. present It will not be possible to most in planting. Roger* Nurs- At a meeting of the newly- issue permits to thoie who wish rie* await you at 219 Mlllburn Contestants must be residents of formed Taxpayer* Association of the state, over 18, single, a high to travel on this highway for a ivenue. Mlllburn Township, E. W. Fielder, holiday. If a person who ordi­ school graduate, Include a photo Leslie E. Freeman, C, A. Hill, Carl or snapshot and a description of narily would be classed as a tour­ Mlllburn Men* Shop’* new *tore E Holman, Edward W. Killgore, self, Including measurements. The ist feels that he is entitled to spe­ adjoin* the Grand Union. You G. B. Lands, A. R. Meeker, John winner will be selected on the basis cial consideration, the reasons Pu^e wed go no farther to outfit your C. Phillips, Henry F. Pratt, Fred of intelligence, personality and „en and boy* In the finest ap­ M. Roaaeland, Harry Sllverstein beauty. and E. Bernard Ward were elected 356 MILLBURN AVENUE parel. They excel In both dres* The Navy Day Queen will be director*. ind casual wear. crowned at a grand ball October 27 • • *—- at the Robert Treat Hotel. The Mlllburn public school* were Growing pains are so hard to go contest opens Sept. 3 and closes scheduled to open on September nru. That Is what Is happening at Sept. 20. There will be a luncheon 12. Charles B. Dyke wa* then su­ Pearson Cleaners. Even so, they of the coifimlttee September 27 and Invites you to look- in on the perintendent of schools, R. J. Bret- an accommodate you with quai- the ten flnillsts will be honored Tlall, principal of the high school, ty dry cleaning and dyeing. May guests with all expenses paid. K' ‘ new Fall previews. Leon Goodell, principal of Wyom­ icy serve you?, prominent movie star and several ing School and E, G. Wilkins, new talent scouts will be present at final principal of Washington School. Bonnie Doon sox are the rag* judging. Catering exclusively to the or gals from tots to teen-age. The winner Will have many good Mr*. H. M. Roberts, Mr*. Joseph things in store including a com­ custom made hats and bridal 'hey come In the loveliest so.t MacLean, Mr*. G. M. McCampbell, plete day-time wardrobe, a gown (Photo by Jay) hades in cotton, all wool and R. C. Craig and R. F. Harmon, LOOKING FOR oft angora. Rose Galbraith's is for the coronation ball with ac­ nBEGIN r-u in uDUTIES e u r a AT OVERLOOK-Arthurw - - ...... — W. Smith,------new------adminls- parties. county agricultural agent, compos­ he place to get them. cessories, gifts from many manu­ trator at Overlook Hospital, discusses the first day's work with QUALITY facturers and a tour of the state, ed the committee which was Mrs, Edythe G. Kistler, new director of nursing service and princi­ lectlng the best gardens In the BEDSPREADS AT during which time she will receive pal of the School of Nursing. Both Mr, Smith and Mrs. Kistler Holme Radio and Refrigeration Community Gardens on Mlllburn Mlllburn 6-2097 a weekly salary. Th* queen will reported for duty on Labor Day. ei vice is deep in the heart ‘of avenue. SENSIBLE ie Community. Whether for make various appearances over ra­ PRICES? dio stations, at hospitals, charita­ idios, washers, or other electrical William Clifford Jr, wbji named ble agencies and luncheon meet­ Tlie program will point out the rticlea, they are so dependable. a member of the Local Board of Hadassah Meets position and function of the Jew­ ings. Assessors to succeed Leslie V. Members of the committee ish Agency vls-a-vl*. the Jewish Small fry yill get a big thrill Oakes, resigned. people and the nations of the Sherman's it of the fine, sturdy lunch kits September 11 world. A social hour will follow Draperies An open meeting to discuss the DECORATORS iut the Tiger Hardware Store Is the meeting. 432 SPRINCHHD AVI splaying. Ample room for Slipcovers * continuation of the Mlllburn Adult 3 . e opening meeting of the Mill- School waa called by Dr. John R. lot louth 6th H i NEWARK 3 ir.dwiches and cookies, it boasts Repairing burn-Springfleld Chapter of Ha- Op'-n W«d , Fn & Sot Ivc». Patterson. For the past two year* dassah takes place Thursday, Sep­ Thirty-four states In the Union tiny thermos, too. Refinishing the school had been conducted by tember U. at 8:30 p. m., at the have constitutional provisions re­ All Work the P.T.A., but it was now felt the Temple B'nai Israel. quiring a two-third* vote to over­ After a run of summer heat and Guaranteed school had become a community Mrs. Leorfard Newsteder, pro­ ride the governor's veto. Only imidity, your car like yourself, project and wider representation gram chairman, will highlight the eight, of which New Jersey is o«6, uds some re-conditioning. Let this Official Seal was desired. Palestine problem with a dramatic allow a majority vote to pass leg­ ie Vigne Sunoco Station, Main PLEASANT WAY presentation of the Jewish case islation over an executive veto. reet, give it a pep-up tonic for Nearly 700 voters had signed pe­ before the United Nations Assem­ The proposed new constitution means UPHOLSTERY titions circulated for changing bly. The new chairman of the would make New Jersey the thir­ Gil Badolsto, Prop. Mlllburn'* form of government. year as well as new members will ty-fifth state requiring a two- After vacation, it surely Is hard 504 Morris Avenue Summit S-4SS1 The petitions were for the purpose also be introduced. thirds vote to override a veto. 5 get back to routine. This Is of having the question placed on here The Crockers is such a the November ballot. non. Drop over for luncheon or Henry L. Junge and John T. Neff inner am f ease back into the were endorsed by the Mlllburn Re­ outine harness gradually. W00LCRAFT publican Club a s candidates for (E ft QUALITY KNITTING Township Committeemen. “Save Some of It” is the slo- :an of Investors Savings & Loan. 5 YEARS AGO YARNS The Salvage Committee of the They might kalso say, “We will LARGEST STOCK pay you 2V4% on your Saving.” Defense Council sponsored a scrap LOWEST PRICES drive for old rubber, metals and Does your saving equal their In­ Men. 000(01 TILLED ured up to {5,000 offer? rag*. j 3 B 3R W E 4 Thirty-seven men Including both IT’S not loo soon Every school or business lunch “n«p;sv draftees and volunteers were In- • bo\ should contain at least a MAYFAIR ducted Into the armed services to brush-up on A-B-C's . . . piece of healthful fruit. When se­ 12 HILL ST, NEWARK. N. J during the past week. nor to freshen-up school lecting the fruit for your family, Phonc MA -ket 3-U38-9 clothes. Before you pass Rabbi Melvin Kleffer of St. Paul, you get quality fruit at B & S Minnesota, was appointed spiritual judgment on last season's n Short Hills. leader of the Mlllburn Synagogue. apparel try Quality Clean­ Families are united after a sum­ The "Merry Widow" was playing ing; you may not need to do mer of camp and various vaca­ SECRETARIAL at the Paper Mill Playhouse and as much shopping as you tions. So many little accidents STENOGRAPHIC Jane Cowl was playing in “Can­ imagined. occur around the home. Central dida" at the Mosque. Flowers for All Occasions— Get the best, Scouts-wear a pair of Official Scout Cut Rate Drugs suggest* a First The Red Cross headquarters was Shoes! They've passed the test for he-mao looks, Aid kit in every dwelling. ACCOUNTING moved to Washington School. Sprays, Wreaths, Pillows, L-t use Quality rugged wear, Official style. Come in for your We gals want and need help — COURSES — Blankets Designed from ♦ pair today. All sizes, a variety of styles. n cutting a fine figure In our Approved For Fresh Cut Flowers Cleaning $ 6 .9 5 St $ 7 .9 5 new Fall pretties. A visit to the Essex Hospital Veteran* Training We Telegraph Flowers Joan Mallon Salon, Summit, will PhnnM BIT MI 6-4050 assure us of looking most devas­ Day or Evening Ladies' Auxiliary 38 Main St., opposite Mario’s Phones N(te MI g.,9M MILLBURN tating. L E E F a s h i o n FOOTWEAR A meeting of the organization CLEANERS Pierce Frozen Foods, Short unit of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Es­ Dlv. of Rimback Storage sex General Hospital will be held 358 Millburn Avenue Hills has done a land office busi­ Spring St. above ness in the sale of wholesale at the hospital Tuesday evening, Millburn Ave. ■S.O. 3-1925 meats. Wise wives , know they September 16th, according to an­ Near New Warehouse OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 can stretch each dollar by buy­ nouncement made yesterday by ing wholesale and storing in Secretarial School Mrs. Ella Darby, secretary of the Millburn 6-2000 lockers., adv. of the Orange* Board of Trustees and one of the 308 Main Street, Orange group active in the plans In the new organization. THE KAY-ED Call, phone or write 630 Central Avenue East Orange, N. J. AVON BY THE SEA , Mrs. Darby said that at this 42 Sylvania Ay«. for additional Information meeting officers will be elected Ocean View Rooms <0 Home Cookingi OR 3-4058 and plans made for the fall and “1 Bathing Prom The House William C. Cope, D.C.S, winter season of the Auxiliary. Special Low Rates In September President Mrs. H. E. C. Ulrich, community Phone Asbury Park 2-6420-M THE SHORT HILLS Chartered Under th* Law* of N. J. vice chairman for Mlllburn and Short Hills, will be among those attending the organization meet­ ing. VACATION TIME IS OVER! COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Seventeen of every 100 men In •Norway depend upon the sea for Call Mlllburn 6-0228 their livelihood...... to order Viennese lam Crescents d o i. 1.20 Opening Its 58th Year on September 18th ofato Salad lb. 45c For Boys and Girls Through 8th Grade

ancy Cookie* lb.1.20 A Carefully Selected Teaching Staff pricot or Apple Tarts doz. 1.20 Insures Highest Educational Standards Flaky Froxtn Dough Pastries doz. 1.20 A Complete Athletic Program Under (with different fillings) SANDWICHES, CAKES, AND OTHER VIENNESE The Supervision of Experienced GOODIES ALWAYS FRESHLY MADE TO YOUR HEADQUARTERS ORDER. PLEASE TELEPHONE IN ADVANCE for Athletic Directors Until 4:30 - - - MELLIE WEISS KIDDIES FOOTWEAR 24 Taylor Street Opposite Washington School a r t . f r e n c h , m u s i c , d r a m a t i c s Mothers will be interested ts know that our shoes are con­ structed on lasts which ar* orthopaedically correct for th* m a n u a l t r a i n i n g growing font. La Couturiere Salon To wear by night - - - a gay, young Women1* and Children'* Custom Made Clothes 4 dance dress . . . demurely provocative BUS SERVICE HOT LUNCHES HARRISON ALTERATIONS . . . in rich, glowing velveteen . . . red, ----______a. ^ BROTHERS 18 Main St. Mlllburn 6-4100 •black, purple. ?lf Albert Banning, Headmaster Short Hills 7-354? MONTCLAIR: 540 Bloomfield Avs. FORMERLY WITH L BAMBERGER & CO. EAST ORANGEt 551 Mtin Street $ 2 9 .9 5 Ann Samartino Angela Riclgliaao \ 1 SEPTEMBER 4, 1947 j \ t Pag* 4 1 The Millburn & Short Hills ITEM to 78; In Memphla deatha dropped example, Detroit experienced 2,- proxlmately 46 it far above the prewar level. In soap and can opener. Thla package from 48 to 81 In tha first year 971 deatha In the nine-year period probable 66 million by iggj ' will laat from 30 to 80 daya. All CARE Offers some parts of Poland, reports after their traffic functions were ending January 1, 1937. The major three of theae parcela may be From experience we know ,h„ show, one of every three children reorganized. In 1936 and 1937 phase of the reorganization work traffic police personnel wl||. ^ ordered from CARE, 60 Broad Cleveland had *63 fatalities. The born in 1946 died before its first A id to Europe Street, New York 4, at 810 each. reorganisation completed, Cleve­ was completed’ In 1937. In the nine Increased In sufficient numb..., birthday. Mr. French estimated years, since, Detroit ha* totalled handle this growing problem Nln« new weye in which Amer­ Delivery ia guaranteed in Auatrla, land's toll was cut to a total of that if timely and adequate aid 2,011 deaths. Its rate per 10,- can MIp. Obey the law. Be lm“," icans may help to aave European Belgium, Bulgaria, Chechoslovakia, 246 In 1938 and 1939. More Impor­ had been sent, half a million In­ 000 registered motor vehicles has llgent In your approach to h livei threatened by atarvation, cold Finland, France, Germany, Great tant, the rate* stayed down. For fant lives could have been saved. Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, gone down steadily, despite a problem by providing y!)Ur "* fend disease in the coming win­ thanks to the pioneering efforts In Berlin, the prospects are that Netherlands, Poland and Ru­ of the Traffic Division of the marked Increase In registration with as many carefully ,el ' ter have been announced by half of the babies born will die and motor vehicle use. competent and adequately pa|j J ’ CARE, non-profit, government- mania. International Association of Chlsf* before they are a year old and of Polloe, th# Northwestern Uni­ Motor vehicle travel in the fleers as poeslble. Most \ m Z approved eervice through which For the first time alnce It* In­ of the survivors three-quarters versity Traffic Institute, the Na­ United States has multiplied six tant, be certain that your cl. 70,000,000 pounde of food have al­ ception, CARE Is now offering will suffer from tuberculosis. tional Safety Council, tha Nation­ times In the last two decades. It or state department Is emp!oy|n, ready been aent to IS European packages containing a single The layette package contains al Conservation Bureau and other is estimated that by 1956 vehicle modern methods of accident countrtea. Item. One 1» the 25-pound parcel registrations will increase to ap- ventlon and traffic control articles almost Indispensable to of flour, available at 84, and the leading national organization* This expanded program, eupple- the proper care of an infant- 10-pound package of lard, also 84. concerned with highway safety, Is mentlng CARE’a regular food, milk bottles, powder, cotton, cas- These may be aent to all coun­ the current trend. ' eotton, woolen and blanket par- tile soap, diapers, safety pins, re­ tries served by CARE except Eire Traffic squad* are no longer eel eervice, waa devised In response ceiving blankets, kimonos, medi­ and Finland, where they are not given pep talks and rushed Into to authentic reports that next cations and other vital Items. The major needs, according to the th* vast grillwork of city streets. REX winter will bring even greater infant food package (birth to 8 respective governments. They are briefed as to what In­ hardships abroad than t*>e dis­ months) provfdes either a com­ tersections are accident prone, "We have taken thla action In astrous winter of 1948-47, accord­ plete or a supplementary diet and what violations are causing the response to mounting requests of ing to Paul Comly French, CARE will last from four weeks to three SPEEDING THROUGH THE NIGHT, the driver of this car accidents and during what hours. DRUG STORE people all over thla country who executive director. months, depending on health and waa momentarily blinded by approaching headlights. Because h* wa* The modern offlcsr will view a want to help millions of European going too fast to control his car Instantly, he swerved off the highway 265 Millburn Ave. - Next door to A. & P. For example, of the nine new weight of the child. It consists of traffic violator not a* a promising families now confronted with a and crashed Into a telegraph pole with auch force that the car wa* al­ packages, three (layette, infant 10 pounds milk powder; 18 ounces junior executive, a stable citizen Ernest Topf, Reg. Phar. llfe-or-death Battle for Bread," most broken In two. He was dead when help arrived. National Con­ —Y~ ' food and baby T5bd) are directed cereal; 2 pounds granulated sugar; or a competent and attractive 8 bottles vitamins; soap and can Mr. French said. The flour will servation Bureau advises night-drivers to keep their eyes focused on woman, but aa a potential killer. to meeting one of the chief con­ enable recipients In countries the side of the roed, never to look directly Into headlight* and—moat Serving you with a complete line of drug products cerns of most Americans: to save opener. He haa been -trained that way. served by CARE to prepare In Important of all—to drive at moderate speed. Violation! Identical with your* at reasonable prices. the many thousands of children The baby food parcel (6 months their own homes the bread that who will surely die unless real to a year) holds 8 pounds milk have killed perzons, perhap* in the has all but vanished from the ited to the veteran’s portion of aam* spot, In recent daya. ^hat Cart. Book But s« help reaches Europe without de­ powder; 18 ounces cereal; 1 war-devastated lands, and the Cops Can Cut lay. pound sugar; 30 cans strained the business. you did not cause an accident Is Clgarattss 1.34 Matches fic lard will fill an equally desperate Q. Doesn't the veteran also get Already infant mortality abroad baby foods; 2 bottles vitamins; not important. You might have need for fats. a gratuity payment of lomb kind? Car Accidents caused one. Apprehending you No. 2 A No. 3 50c ' Two other packagee now effered A. Yes. VA pays the lender, for and Impraialng you with the seri­ Dextri-Malto 63c Q-Tups 29c by CARE are keyed to definite credit to the veteran's loan, an Selective Traffic Enforcement Has ous consequences resulting from 1.23 DR. N. K R A N T M A N need* In Eire and Great Britain. amount equal to 4 per cent of the Proven Its Value a* an Acci­ thla type of carelesanei# and dis­ They contain foode ao severely guaranteed portion of the loan. dent Prevention Aid regard for the rule* by which we float’s Mlllt 35c Sarutan 69c Optometrist For example, if the guaranteed must drive, 1* the officer's busi­ a - scarce In both countrle* that moat By T. P. SULLIVAN portion is $3,000, the lender will ness. He grows more competent 100 EXAMINATION OF THE EYES of the people have not tasted President, International Associa­ Cartoss 33c receive $120 from VA to credit to In It each year. He Ave* live* them for yeara. Thla la particular­ tion of Chiefs of Police, and Ascorbic Acid 39c CONTACT LENSES the debt of the veteran. and should be supported and en­ ly true of fruit juices, and each Director, Illinois State Empire 321 Millburn Avenue Q. What Interest rates are lend­ couraged. Evenflow Be 19c Phone Millburn 6-4168 at special paioela designed Department of Public Safety Toilet Tissue Hours Daily Millburn, N. J. ers permitted to charge on busi­ Proof that the work of the of­ Complete 13c for Eire and Britain Include* two The traffic officer who stop* And by Appointment (Above Woolworths) ness loans? ficer you see curbing the motor- 18-ounce can* of this vital prod- you for speeding Isn't a perverse A. In most cases, 4 per eent Is reveal peak accident period*. This, Prescriptions accurately and promptly filled by ~uct. Other euppliee of equal Im­ person who enjoy* putting his foot the maximum. However, the in­ ist ahead of you la necessary Is registered pharmacists. portance ar* Included. Order* are on your running board and writing terest rate may be slightly higher found In records of cities which now being taken for these pack­ a ticket for your arrest. He ha* for certain types of insured bual- have undergone reorganization of PROMPT DELIVERY MI. 6-10(52 ages at 810 each. a job to do—the job of keeping ALFRED O. SEELER ness loans. their traffic control programs with The remaining two of CARE’s Q. Must the veteran be experi­ you alive. assistance of the IACP Traffic JEWELER nine step* In its expansion pro­ CUT-RATE PRICES l enced In the line of business he He would much rather face your Division. Cincinnati's traffic Now Open Daily From gram way well be the answer to proposes to enter? anger over a major or minor deaths were brought down In three the dreams of counties* house­ A. Experience Is an Important violation than pick you up in a years from an annual toll of 129 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. wives overseas, for one of these element in the success of the basket after an accident such as packages will bring to them fresh average business. The veteran pictured above. He not only pro­ 309 Millburn Ave. Millburn, N. J. linens such as sheets and pillow ahould be able to show a reason­ tects you from your own driving 'NEW o f f ic e cases and other household neces­ able expectation of success In his follies, whenever they are brought sities, and the other, 2% lb*, of venture. to his attention, but also saves NEW LISTINGS knitting wool and needles with Q. Can a veteran get a G. I. you from exposure to the highly In addition to office In my retl- which they will be able to. pro­ business loan to buy a pleasure dangerous driving habitsi of oth­ dence on the Old Gladitone ltd., duce gloves, scarves, sweaters car or furniture for his home? ers. He deserves your highest Chester, I have opened an office and other garments for protection A. No. The loan must be used respect and fullest cooperation. against tne winter’* cold. They by the veteran for business pur­ Last year on our roadways we on Main S t (Route 84) Chester, may be aent to friends, relatives poses only. killed 33,500 persons, Injured 1,- next to the Beauty shop. Resi­ and designated groups in all Q. Does a veteran have to oper­ 150,000 others and destroyed prop­ dence phone Chester 40-M; countries served by CARE (ex­ ate the business himself? erty valued at $750,000,000. It is Main S t Office Chester 40-J. cept Eire) at 810 each. A. Yes„the veteran must devote obvious from these figures that his personal labor or supervision enforcement of traffic laws is nec­ j u u e t r . M cW il l ia m s to the enterprise, or to the prac­ essary. No matter how flawless Real Restate Broker Veterans tice of a profession, on a full or a modern road system, and no mat­ part-time basis. ter how skillfully blended Into I'LL SHOW YOU HOW ★ It are other safety factors, the IN ONI HOUR Queries The USS Constellation, built in entire structure of traffic control 1794 and first United States man- still depends upon thla important Morristown It’s to easy to loom with Veterans Administration today element. * answered the 10 questions most of-war to capture a warship of an Arthur Murray Expert/ In every state or city where in­ frequently asked by World War another nation, was recommis­ School telligent traffic law enforcement Why pass up your chance to have n veterans about G. I. business sioned during World War II and fun dancing—when you can accept served for a brief period as flag­ effort* have been coupled with Boarding and day school for boys, loans. trades 7-12. Thorough preparation invitations after just one hour at The questions were asked in a ship of the Commander-In-Chief, public education and engineering, the traffic toll has dropped. By tor college under men who under- Arthur Murray’s? aurvey that VA conducted recent­ Atlantic Fleet. • Intelligent enforcement Is meant itand boys and their problems. Hit Magic Step Method and his ly to learn how much the veteran* Limited enrollment. Full ethletlc A United States flag-made from that It Is selective, that effort is brilliant teachers work miracles. know about their Federal benefit*. program for all. After only a few lessons you’ll be silk gowns donated by ladles of expended In areas and times of The questions and answers fol­ Portsmouth, N. H., was the first an expert dancer...You’ll do the high accident frequency, and that For ther Information low: national ensign to be saluted at records of accidents are main­ a latest Rumba, Samba, Welt* or Q, How does a veteran go about sea by a foreign power. tained in auch a manner as to Apply' to: Fox Trot as if you’d a/wayt kept getting a loan for business pur­ up with the new steps. poses? VALLEAU WILKIE Right now ybu can save 50% A. As In the case of home loans, Headmaster if you learn with a friend. Vet­ he first must find a bank or other JOHN STANDERWICK L. I.OWFYSTF.TV Inc. erans may enroll for teacher-train­ Morristown School, ing under the G.I. Bill of Rights. private lender willing to advance CONCERT PIANIST and TEACHER 560 BROAD STREET • NEWARK 2 him the money. Beginners — Advanced — Children — Adults Morristown, N. J. Q. How much of a business loan ARTHUR MURRAY Lessons given at pupil's home or Studio Since 1396 * Open Mondoy and Wednesday Evenings made by a lender will VA guaran­ 129 Hoisted St., E. Orange, N. J., OR 4-9075 44 gfick Church flora 106 Holley Si. • MA. 3-5151 ty? EAST ORANGE NEW ARK * A. VA will guaranty 60 per cent ★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★* OR. 3-3900 . Krtigt’i and Haami of the loan up to a maximum of $4,000 if the loan is for the pur­ chase of business real property, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE and up to $2,000 for non-real es­ tate business loans, such as for BUYING - SELLING . DEVELOPING Sensational Fur Values in 3Lmin9ton^ working capital. Q. Can the veteran get a guar­ APPRAISING - BUILDING anteed loan for any type of busi­ and ness? A. If the lender Is willing, the Our close association with a firm of four loan may be used for 'any legiti­ mate business purpose. architects enables us to render a unique Q. Is there any limit to the duration of a business loan? Service in Real Estate. A. Non-real estate buslnesa loans are repayable in 10 years or less; real estate loans may run W e Have N O House* of O ur Ow n to Sell Remington Fur Co.’s up to 26 years. v We Do NOT Work Under the Multiple Listing System Or Can a veteran enter Into FACTORY PRICES OFFERS business with non-veterans and We Offer You q Personalized Service * ■__ _ .obtain a guaranteed loan? A. Yes, provided the interest of To Buy or To Sell B est Fur Values the veteran is properly protected, ’■in 5 Y e a rs t but the guarantee must be lim­ First Consult YOUR OWN HOME . \ SENSATIONAL To meet the public demand THE DALZELL COMPANY A home is a mirror that reflects the tor lower prices, Fleming- ton is reducing their nor­ NEW DISCOVERY! 525 Millburn Avenue Short Hills 7-2700 mal margin of profit dur­ needs and tastes of ifs owner! ing this Anniversary event. You will find all th e most wanted Furs of Quality-, De-AhJst -Your needs will determine the size of. in QUANTITY—a t our air- Rna-U-t, Pal. OR. conditioned factory sales­ room -priced 25% to 35% 1 • the housing accomrnodation, but your tastes LESS than last year. BUY WISELY NOW! will lead you to buy the home that makes Photograf>hy for comfort and satisfaction. U - - > Just Kang De-Moist • COMMERCIAL' If you need a mortgage loan, see us. everywhere in your CLOTH COATS borne—in every i tr closet, in basement, • CANDID laundry, playroom, >. ■ . photographic darkroom. r - • WEDDINGS mold and mildew. Checks da from dampness. Each De-Moist ample for ordinary closet or average to x 12’ Harm oiia Savings Rank REMINGTON FUR CO. • CHILDREN REMINGTON, N. J. room. Use De-Moist over and over again simply by drying in hot oven, ^ <1 j Send me year ftttt %et several De-Moist today I I Saratoga* entitled FOUNDED 1851 _ P aym n! % „ ’ I I TIGER'S UNION SQUARE, ELIZABETH I ^GORDON ROTH MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION • SFWN© ST. _ r FUMIN6T0N. N. ? j 324 Millburn Ave. 43 Woodland Road — Short Hills 7-3027-J pp/vs a tor? ; Millburn 6-0469 * * •' ...... (L-L ★ ★ *★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ i i it * ppp’pt'# ? 1 - ■ ...... tFPTEMBER 4, 1947 1 [P a g . t, 7 1 msnt to taxing district* shall be as­ sessed according to the aame atand- institution ard of value; and such rqal proper­ ty shall be taxed at the general tax rata of the taxing district In which s Written the property la situated, for the use of such taxing- district.’’ me actual writing of New Jer- -s new constitution ended Au- ★ W L L FIND LOW PRICES IT A*P Jt 28i when the Constitutional Fall Webworm nventlon adopted the tail two •tiona and turned Its attention Serious Pest the question of submission of product to the voters In No- Ugly webbed masses spun by the fall webworm are beginning L h the taxation article and the to appear on a great variety of I o( rights sections received Anal trees. These willjijte even more roVa], thus completing - the noticeable during the fall. ,(ting of the document. This Insect appears to be un­ m,e convention adjourned until usually abundant throughout member 8, when it will reoon- northeastern United States this to complete last remaining year, reports Dr. Stanley W. si ness before final adjournment, Bromley, entomologist. mis will come on September 10 During some years the outbreak ien, in formal ceremonies, certl- Is so severe that small trees are j copies of the new conetltutlon completely defoliated. This usual­ Ar* your pantry shelves exposing themaeWea? U be presented to Governor Drls- ly occurs, however, tn the middle Stock up at A&P on all the famous brand* you j and through him, to the peo- Bm Bi ——■— —»—— like — including A&P’a own quality-tested se­ The fall webworm feeds on prices been giving your budget hard time? Then it'i high lection*. You get a lot for a little at your budget- Approval of a preliminary report shrubs and vines, as well as all High a minded A&P. the committee and aubmlssion type* of deciduous trees. The Ir­ time for A&P’i low price* to lighten the load. At A&P, we put no ,d address to the people on Au­ regular graylsh-whlte web envel­ nt 28 provides that regular bal- ope* a eerie* of leaves and li at­ time limit on our dollar-itretcher* — day-in, day-out they fill our Del Monte Peaches . • »«.u«29« ;s or voting machines will be tached, J 2 _ #everal twigs. Inside •helve* and bin* and shining refrigerated ca»ei. There’* nothing may be seen the newly-hatched Yello w Cling Peaches t*e*b*«d a* ** can 23* ed for the referendum In Novem- scanty about A&P’a grand valuea, either — every department has Also, the convention ap- crawling and wriggling, hairy Bartlett Pears Hum’l Fancy 2* a*, tan 39® ived the printing of 800,000 full caterpillars. _____, all you could want No restriction* on low price* — that’* the rule plSs of the constitution to be After hatching, these caterpil­ at A&P, and you’ll approve of our everyday low price policy be­ Del Monte Fruit Cocktail 30m.c**39« itrlbutcd by the Secretary of lars feed in the web for a while, ate to individual* or civic or- and then break out on their own cause A&P never lacrifice* quality to achieve i t And you’ll be Grapefruit SectionsA*r»rand20ea.ee* 15® mlzatlons requesting copies and when they become most destruc­ particularly pleased with the way A&P *ave« you money on your mayors, city and county clerks, tive. When full grown the cater­ Grapefruit Juice » • »<». can 3 to 25* (tools, and other officials. pillars are hairy, yellowish, In­ entire food bill. Two and one-half million copies variably marked with brown and i t , , . . & Juice tlandad Orange t GrapaFniM II at can 3 to 29® a summary of the constitution black, and meosuic an inch and 4 V ' * » Wm m &. ’ POT’- -Mr 5 ... A ■ . , tran* 3 25* li be given to county clerks to be a half In length. They cocoon Tomato Juice van*)* n •« cm to tluded with sample ballots to be just below the surface of the tiled to each reglstere*,voter. ground or at the ground. Apple Sauce ASF Fancy 20 at can 15* [n November, voters will be After It* winter’s snooze, the Treet or Prem . a a a 12 at can 35® ked to answer the question, webworm appears as a snow white AAP*m Famous hell the revised constitution for moth from early June until the Redi-Meat or Snack . a n« «" 35® e state prepared and agreed middle of August. It -then de­ ion by the Constitutional Con­ posits Its yellowish globular eggs Corned Beef Hash ciaridga Waican25« ation be adopted and ratified?" up to 800 in number on the under­ "SUPER RIGHT” MEATS The people’s answer to that ques- side of leaves. In no time at all. Enjoy Low Priced Spaghetti France-Amarieaa UH at can 2 to 29® m will write the final chapter to these hatch out, and begin spin­ No matter wh»t cut you prafar, A IF * Supar- ning the web. at 2 23® history of the convention. Right meats are juicy and delicious a* only meats Spaghetti Incam-ltallan Slyla titt can to Dr. Bromley says that if these In other actions the convention specially selected for quality can be. They’re all iproved a series of memorials and webs are on low-hanging shrubs, Beef with Gravy Meirfi is at can 49® vines and trees they may be Close-Trimmed, too, to give you more good eating titions to the Legislature. These for your money. Come to A&P for Super-Right ?fc based on requests made by pruned out and burned to destroy Buy by the pound and save! We’ve a wide Beef Stew *umham S toHTi 20 at aan 41® the caterpillars. choice of high quality cheese in flavors rang­ corn-fed beef and pork . . . tender milk-fed veal tnesses during public hearings 3ca«29® t were not included in the new But if the infestation Is severe, ing from mild and mellow to sharp and and young lamb. You'll find every bite is super- Campbell's Tomato Soup pruning may be too much of a right too! nstitutlon. tangy. It’s sold in bulk — cut in popular Ann Page Tomato Soup a 3c*m28® la these was a request for a task. Besides, some of the webs size pieces and wrapped with care. [erendum to wipe out criminal may be high la the tree tops and Friend’s Baked Beans , is at can 19® lictments for common law out of reach. In this event, the Sharp Cheddar Aged lb. 67* C h i c k e n s trolling and Frying- Sizai under 4 Iba. * 4 9 * mes, unless defined in New Jer- expernSiom m ends spraying as Ann Page Beans . • **•« «" 2 to 23® Swiss Cheese Fancy—Sliced lb. 69e ,• statutes. Also, the petition the best method of control. Fowl ForFricaitoe and Seledt-4 Iba. and aver *45* lied upon the Legislature to de- Strained Baby Foods a* variwiaa 12to>95® ,e by law all crimes for which a American Process Mti-o-Bit r>.47* : zen may be tried. Included in Smoked Hams wwTSw£h.« fc 13* Pride of the Farm Catsup m at bet. 19® e list of crimes are libel, con- Blue Cheese litay-Tangy lb 57« Chocolate Syrup H«»h*y'i uatce*13® apt of court, buying and selling Gorgonzola s*iiy fu»o» ib. 65e Leg or Rump of Veal • , t fe 55c ice and others less well known. Dther approved petitions provide Gold'N Rich mii* *>. 59e implementation of the new Legs of Lamb Ganulna Spring Lamb ,1b. 65c iiciary article, to rearrange or Muenster Fresh Wisconsin mbine lower courts, to require Boneless Veal Roast fc 49c 1 time judges, to bar judges from Provolone A Flavor All Its Own BITE HOUSE MM acticing law, to provide pen- Sirloin Steak Tender lb. 85c Ducklings long liland’i Flnaat lb 35c None belter for your biby . . . none bet­ ms for retired jurists and to Toscano Romano For Grating lb. 79e ter for all your baking and cooking nerally improve the efficiency of Porterhouse Steak »> 85c Shoulder Lamb Chops *>. 73c need*. Stock up on thrifty White Houee* lower courts. Nulley Margarine . . »> 29e Evaporated Milk today. Bonnet Margarine . *> 35c 8 lobbying, laws calling for pe- ALL IQliH SOAP KEEPS Prime Ribs »i laat-shon cut ib. 69c Rib Veal Chops a a *>• 63e 2 2 3 - >dic revision of all statutes, and • * -** 1 ising legislative salaries from Pot Roast Bonal«» Chuck Ib. 75c Loin Veal Chops • »> 75e • Not connect«d with ony ott*f DO to *3,000. u*lng a similar nom* or brand. To expedite the transition from CAMAY SOAP Round Pot Roast . n>. 89c Breast or Neck of Veal ib. 27« e old constitution to the new, For toilet and bath e convention called for establish- Top Sir loin Buart-NoFatAddad Ib. 89® Smoked Beef Tongues ib. 49c *t of a full-time staff of ex- 2 1 7 « P o f lt LoinSFraih-Wholaoi Haldb. 65® Junket Rennet Powder • • ®k* 9® rts to study laws which must be Top Round Steak . n> 89c anged and to recommend neces- Cross-Rib Pot Roast ib. 83c Pork Chops Shouldar, Hip Cull Ib, 52c Preserves Apricot, Peach, Plum, Pineapple 11b. |er 25® ry changes to the Legislature. LUX TOILET SOAP With the approval of the final Delicately perfumed Low P riced Chopped Beef Fruihly Ground Ib. 49c LoinPorkChopsCantarCulilb. 79c Peanut Butter Ann Page 1 Ib. jar 35® w constitution, delegates looked rward to bipartisan support for Beef Plata4 Naval-Freih or Cornad Ib. 33c Fresh Spare Ribs . *>. 52c French Dressing Miiani lavo * ot bet. 29® eir efforts in November. 2 X, 1 7 * Earlier In a statement Issued in z OVEK TREATS Shoulders of Lamb whoia ib. 47c Frankfurters 5kini«« ib. 52c Crisco or Spry i ib. '<« 39c 3 #>. iiaa 1.09 enton, Governor Driscoll raid IIow about some golden Jane Parker donuts e new tax article could lead to for breakfast . . . oven-fresh rolls for lunch Loin Lamb Chops • ib.89e Bologna or Maat Loat-Sliead Ib. 49® DeXO Vegetable Shortening llb.een36c 3lb.canl.03 general overhauling of the state LUX TOILET SOAP . . . or a sweet layer cake for dessert to­ x structure with a downward re­ NEW BATH SIZE night? You’ll be able to pick them up at Rib Lamb Chops „ »> 79® Spiced Luncheon Meat »>. 55c Pure Lard * * a * a iib.PHnt21® gion of taxes paid by small home A&P and lots more thrifty favorites besides. Quality Seafood Flour G®I<1 Medal, Hackar’i, Pillabury 10 Ib. bag 8 5 c 1'ners. ' a : 1 3 * Other reactions to the new tax Sugared Donuts pig. 0112 22c Flour Sunnyfiald All-Purpoia 10 Ib. bag 6 5 c tide and the political compro- Fillet of Cod . . . ib 33c Fresh Mackerel d • fc-19® >se which made it possible in- Marvel Bread 24oz.ioat2ior35* Fresh Flounders • ib. 27c Swordfish Steak— i b- 59c Ann Page Salad Dressing . pMw31® uded statements from Frank H. IVORY FLAKES _ Party Rye Bread With That Salty Tang ea,15c l«n* Brand W oz. can 2 lar 23® Rgers, mayor of Jersey City, and For fine fabrics and dishes Halibut Steak • . ib 59c Fresh Butterfish • «> 33c Tomatoes nator Edward J. O’Mara, Hud- m county Democratic leaders, Cinnamon Breakfast Rolls pkg.29® Tomato Sauce Munfi * oz. can 5® 'at the new clause would lead to %‘ 3 1 < emocratic support of the new English Muffins Pkg.ot«16c pkg.ot4l2c Green Giant Peas NawPaek i7oz.canl9« institution. ------Golden Ring .... aach 39c Garden Peas libby’i or D.l Monta 20 oz. can 21® The new tax clause, which elim- DUZ Everyday Savings on ..... ates the historic "true value” For dishes and laundry ^a'se, reads: Jelly Roll A Quick Dassert — aach 35c-- Sweet Peas ion* •t*”3 ot e,n 3 ,or 29® Property shall be assessed for Applesauce Cake . . . aach 35c String Beans tota Iran* 2# a*, can 3 for 29® nation under general laws and X 3 1 ” GARDEN-FRESH PRODUCE ^ uniform rules. All real property Sunshine Loaf Cake , * ««ch 25« t _ ------Cllt Beets len. Brand 20 az. can 5® ’Sessed and taxed locally or by Tender young vegetables and greens for salad \P s-ate for allotment and pay- Fancy Cream Style20 can OXYDOL Lady Fingers _ light, Tandar * pkg. 29c bowls . . . sweet, full-ripe fruit for every meal . . . Sweet Corn A&P oz. 17® For dishes and laundry come to A&P for your fill of favorites fresh from Fancy Spinach A&P Brand 27oz.can 15® °0 YOU want to know the country. 'Z '3 1 * Jack Frost Sugar Granulated 51b. bag 46® Swast, Juicy 7 tog 6 9 c HOWTO ^ A&P COFFEE California Oranges English Style Biscuits Criap. iib.pk*.39« Kilzum Insecticide *im23® quart 41e GET MARRIED aMf SPIC and SPAN T astes B e tte r P ea ch es Freeitone 3 ib*. HtSe For cleaning painted surfaces IP Bleachette Bluing a * * a Pk« 5® STAY MARRIED? Mild, medium or strong — there’s Fresh Broccoli « bunch 21c B artlett Pears , 2 tb«. 29® a flavor-fresh, blend of A&P coffee A-Penn Dry Cleaner • • • °al- 69® Then read Bernarr Macfadden’s , 8 2 1 * that gives you more flavor and Beets Home Grown bunch 7* Yellow Onions ' 2 lbs. 15® sensational editorial “Intimate, more for your money, too. Kirkman’s Complexion Soap 2 « k .. 13e Mystifying Problems of Mar- Sweet Com Home Grown 6 ears 15c Egg Plant Homa Grow* Ib. 6® '■age’’ in the September issue of DREET EIGHT O’CLOCK Old Dutch Cleanser . . 2 « n . l 9 ® Physical Culture Magazine, on For silks, rayons, woolens, dishes Crisp Celery ■ 2 faiks 25« Cabbage Home Grown * Ib. 5® sa'e at all newsstands. Mild and O lib. 7 9 * > Vat Reserve Beerwn'0».-i2®*.h®».'3to25® The startling revelations in Ber- Mellow W bags / t l Sweet Potatoes • 2 ib«. 15c Cooking Apples 3 ib«. 19c In liesnied itorss only naj’r Macfadden’s editorial will enlighten and help to solve one 01 life’s greatest and mystifying Problems. RED CIRCLE €TADV HAITI)e. 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. KIRKMAN'S DlUAli . I l u l l w . MONDAY through SATURDAY FLAVOR TESTED TEAS Pead and learn how to be happy Rich and bile married, by getting your BORAX SOAP Full-Bodied 1 Z 77c Anytime is time for te« when you c*n en­ ,,°Py of Physical Culture from H joy the delightful refreshment in « mip o* S.'.'r dealer now. If sold out, send cake V c A&P tea — tested to give you better flavor. DOLLAR for four issues ■ t' FROSTED FOOD DEPARTMENT this fascinating magazine to: H O K A R We have a wide variety to choose from . . . Our Own H Ib. pkg. 37* physical culture magazine here are but a few of this week’s- values. KIRKMAN’S Vigorous H Ib. pkg. 39* 535 fifth Avenut . Nsw York 17, K. 7. N ectar . BOKAfil and Winey French Fried Potatoes Bird.*/* iooz Pkg.25® Ask v ', •» * SOAP FLAKES order 5,™r favorite newsdealer 'to M ayfair Wlb.pkg.43* COffCC >(X.. Wax B eam .... Birdiey....- iooz.Pk*. 25c ??P“ m Cut Corn Birdsayf 10 oz. pkg. 23® c0M m 0 * .

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SEPTEMBER 4. |,4, The Millburn & Short Hills ITEM tation this lovely melody. All th# tinue to ehed Hia grace Mdboj | Pag* 11 the east. It has been neoessary in protection from Millburn, also beauty 0/ our country 1* pictured Editor, the’Item: on America, and the prsy^T whom we did not even know, to the past to pay a ten oent toll fir# protection. Taylor Park la an in Its verse. With reference to the engi­ Rhyme 'n Reason we may forever merit the LETTERS inquire about Bill1! condition and charge (in addition to oontraet outstanding recreation center and The "Star SpangTed Banner" is neered poetal delivery equabble in of brotherhood, "From se, „ eapreai their fervent good wlahea calls) when telephoning to Irving­ on# every resident of the Town­ a martial hymn, deelgned to atir Editor, the Item: your recent iasuee you advise, ton. Th* writer’s business loca­ It seems to ua something should Ing sea." I am lending thU note to you ship of Millburn can boast about. patriotism in war time, when we for hia apeedy recovery. •Speak Up, Wyoming." Here goes. tion is Harrison, and th* extended with the requeet thet you publieh be done about our National An­ have cause to fear that our flag * You can well imagine that a Our addreee, which 1* given to •cop* territory on SO 'phones We alio hav# a large ehopplng it In thU week*! I*we of your in'* known by every one Inter- them The mueio i* stirring when may not continue to wave, “O'er In conjunction with the 8^. parent derive* a great deal of reachea to Harrison with no toll center and fin* schools. The gov­ the lend of the free and th# home paper. . a*. In us, is played by a band, and the words Centennial of our nations! I am the fether of Bill Franke, latiifaction from the knowledge charge. ernment Is controlled by a Town­ of the brave." But we are tired of M Kruger, r are euitable, Jiut who can elng It? pendence celebration in J r , the young man who waa in­ that hia aon la liked by eo many I am a member of th# Wyoming ship Committee, of which all the war, and the "Bomb* bursting In Even the greatest prime donna was decided to reconstruct is4 jured in lent Sunday1! game when 95 Cypreae Street, Association and am sending a people, and again I aay to all of Maplewood, New Jersey, member* hsve been Interested in will take a deep breath and climb air." our Millburn team played Chat­ copy of this communication to with determination It* dlssy Give ui ft aong ot peace, ft *ong store the famous old frigate u three many people who have been and our telephone number, lilted keeping Millburn one of the finest ham. Bill auffered a concussion, the association's secretary. heights, leaving her audience weak we all can eing; a song of this Constitution, affectionately kt# Intereated In hi* injury-'thanks under ••Maplewood,” is SO 1-91*1. communities anyone could find to but ia progreaitng satisfactorily This letter, while quite to the and spent as the last not# trembles great land of our# with its fruit­ as "OLD IRONSIDES,' Th, „ at Overlook Hoepital In Summit. a lot," and I know I epeak for Bill The above addreee printed on reside In. ful plains and spacious skies; ita point, Is Intended to he as polite As taxpayers of Millburn we away. Instead of feeling uplifted trlbutlon of **50,000 by the ^ Since Sunday afternoon, we have aa well. our stationery has been in use ss possible. Otherwise I could and inspired, we wriggle with em­ purple mountain* and alabaster should be anxious to receive our children of America made || received doaeni and doaene of Sincerely youra, for 18 or I* years and has caused have said “plenty." barrassment when a brave bari­ cities; keep always for ua the final no “confusion" whatever to our mail through Millburn a* well a* work possible. teiaphone cal la and pereona) vie- Wm. H. Franke A. M. KRUGER. tone attempts the difficulties of humble appeal to our God, to con­ Ita from many people, »ome of knowledge. 80 long a* we pay our our tax bill*. Ar It Is certainly time to end all It* ups and downs. Compare it, taxes and other obligations, we let us say, to the simple majesty consider it Impertinent for any­ Editor, th* Item; the confusion and have the resi­ In your editorial of August 28 dents here enjoy the benefits of of the great “America, the Beau­ one to object to what address we tiful." Even these rusty vocal find desirable and eatlsfactory, you express soms doubt as to how the Millburn Poet Office. the mail in Wyoming came to be KATHRYN R. MURRAY. chorda will attempt without hesi­ HENRY'S GARAGE especially when such objection •macks of political or other per- delivered from the Maplewood post tonal favorltUm. office. • 35 W illow Street A w«ek ago you atarted your The reason is that at the time postal delivery propagande by Wyoming sought mall delivery, the mentioning the new statui of the Millburn post office was not pro- .Maplewood Poet Office. We do „ vldlng delivery anywhere. So MOTOR-REPAIR not remember ever leaving read a the Government arranged t or da- more silly and childish reason for livery from the Maplewood pool ggs? a poata! delivery change. In re­ office. Our Specialty gard to mall delivery, w* are not Wyoming bae had mall deliv­ In the least Intereated es to ery einc* 1*11, while Millburn dId GOOD-LOOKING GLASSES whether Maplewood la an Inde­ not start delivery of mall until PERFECTLY HTTED Our men Are trained to spot motor trouble . ,, pendent or branch office, 192*. / - Since you are not unbiased In Raymond Q. Brush , ASK YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN to do a first class repair job. If that motor 0! the matter under discussion, end P S. There would be very strong since you should have acceee to opposition to changing th* phone yours Isn’t humming in just the right key— see us. lists of names on previous peti­ numbers to Millburn, since that tions, pro and con, your published would mean toll chargee to New­ We repair any make of truck or passenger ear, telephone poll is entirely worth­ ark and Montclair and ft o*nte 'zH^C.DeucSfer - *... v • i less, as we have no assurance that more to make any New York CUF Personal attention, given to all makes of car* name* were Impartially selected. call.—ROB Finally, regarding th* mall de­ ★ “Honest Work With Honest Prices" livery, we all remember your Editor, The Item: previous vigorous advocacy of I am definitely in favor of hav­ change to Millburn Poet Office, ing a Millburn mailing address Phone Millburn 6-1529 Then the attempt was made to lather than the present Maple­ hurry th* decision through dur­ wood addreee. W# hav# police ing the month of August, when many reaidenti were away on vacation*. Thie lack of fair play may have seemed a slick move by some, but the impartial sur­ ROTATE TIRES vey of the Poet Office Depart­ ment, showing that th* Maple­ EVERY 5.000 MILES wood delivery wa* favored two to one, proved the Item'* claims *t the time of a preponderance th# Your tires should he rotated every 5,000 other way as entirely Incorrect. miles to obtain m a x i m u m mileage. Let us The residents of Millburn hav* rotate and inspect your tires. been singularly free from th# annoyances of petty politic* and NEW DE LUXE other Intrigues, and we hope it will be the same in the future. 600:16 Regarding the selection of tele­ phone numbers, the statements In the Item are plain nonsense, and apparently also based on Insuf­ ficient Information. In Essex Now 14-40 County the following communities ( I B (H ue Tax) have telephone exchange* with letter* that have no connection with th* town names. Cedar Grove, East Orange, Less up to $3.00 for Irvington, Maplewood, Newark, Roseiand, West Orange, not to your old tire mention nearby Hillside and Springfield. These places have 1 combined population 40 or 50 Were 1■ 6-1 W iPlui ° Tie) times greater than Millburn and seem never to think of '‘confu­ Other *li#s reduced proportionately sion’1 about their telephone ex­ changes. AH tires covered by In any case, the selection of a telephone is strictly the business Atlantic Famous Road Haxard Guarantee of the subscriber and the tele­ H o u rs 1 n. m. to 11 p. m.- phone company, and adverse com­ ment by anyone else is unwar­ ranted and offensive. There is a good reason why A T L A N T I C belvice UnUwn SO 'phones number is desired by Wyoming residents. The extended Millburn Avt. at Ridgewood Rd. Millburn 4-2049 scope service from the Millburn exchange includes little towards

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J- PU BU cSfe SERVICE V Page » ] ( SEPTEMBER 4, 1947 The Wilburn & Short Hills ITEM Habitual violator* removed from ,fgers Evening the road* totaled MB, a M per T h e W a /ru s cent Increaee, "The Mm* h u oomt." tbs th* Walrus said tools Merged "To talk of mans thin**; Of ahow and shlpe—and Mrt. H. G. More jdl'tional faollltlea for evening Of oabbags* and alas*.' UNION , student* In the Newark Funeral services were held Fri­ WIU be made available day at 3 o’clock at Young's Funeral Mothere everywhere ere busy planning eppetlelng, nutrltieue sehaal day menus. 'ugh the merger of the eve- Home for Ur*. Daisy Lines More, This week year Grand l/nion market ie featuring an array of "task la Sehaal" food value.. Select a wide variety el these "quick end easy te prepare" leads college program* formerly I was up In Summit reoently and or M Canoe Brook road, who died ran Into what»may be one reason suddenly at Orange Memorial Hos­ to Stack an tha pantry shall — YOU GET MOKE FOR YOUR MOREY AT lucted by the School of Busl- for Mtllburn's seeming antipathy pital on Wednesday. She wa* the GRAND UNIONI Admlnlitratlon and the Col- to two-family house* and apart­ wife of Harry d. More, formerly of Arts and Science* of th* ments. editor of th* Millburn ft Short Hills ,wlt College* of Rutger* with Item. t of Oniver*lty College, th* It wa* a hot Saturday and after Mrs. More, who was 66, wa* born ing division of the state uni- a degree of refreshment, It was in Great Bend, Pennsylvania, mov­ Ity The new arrangement, unanimous there was really no, ing to Binghamton, New York la­ h takes effect Immediately, need for a plumber. ter, and taking up residence In KRISPY announced today by Dr. Rob- Millburn in IBM. She Is survived C, Clothier, president. The Th* drain line was stopped up, by her husband and two daughters, ,er doe* not apply to th* and the owner paid no attention to Mrs. Charles E. Paulson, of Mill- ol of Uw. complaints but, we’d fix It our­ bum and Mrs. Robert D. Tew, of selves. CRACKERS ,li action by the Board of Chicago, and six grandchildren. ees l» a result of a oompre- Burial will be In Great Bend. “Happy" as be Is known (and i lb. Ve study mad* during the was by then), claimed to know SUNSHINE since th* University of New­ plumbing when he saw It pkg. ham* part of Rutger* Uni- Mrs. Carrie Scott ;y”, Dr. Clothier said. ‘It I* 23 According to him, It was a sim­ c with Rutger* policy of ssp- ple matter to cut into a 4-inch cast Mrs. Carrie C. Scott, widow of ly administering Its day and Iron sewer line and remove an ob­ Joseph L Scott pf Brook lawn TOOTSIE V-M K 1 lb. bn ng college program*. The** struction. drive, Short Hills, died at Essex 48/ »ml, while often similar In County Sanatorium, Verona, on pt, create widely varying ad- It was easy locating the pipe and August 27, after a long Illness. Del Mont* N* 2 tin trstlve problems. Evening then when a hack saw was found, Born In Maryland, M n. Scott ASPARAGUS Esrly Garden 37/ is are often conducted off th* all set to work, turn and turn cam* to Millburn 30 years ago. us and attended by older, about. The funeral waft, held at th* STOCK mature students who can Colonial Home, Earn Orange, on Th* saw blade grew dull In time,' Junk et Irend pk« 0 / only on a part-time basis, August 28. Interment was In th* RENNET POWDER bed we were keen still and so the iquently, the trustee* deslg- family plot In Wilmington, Del, YOUR cutting went on. Convenient a a . Acme Cruthed a * . llnlverslty College as th* on August 30. Mrs. Scott leave* ting agent for evening col- no Immediate survivors. WAXTEX WAX PAPER•••""19/ CHERRY PRESERVES <— 3 3 / No on* knew where the stoppage Sonitory gk . Colomol a ^ . PANTRY work in Newark", was but then, neither doe* a MARCAL HANKIES . . * 8/ PANCARE SYRUP " » « 2 1 / vsi pointed out that th* plumber when be begins. Dr. Robert C. Clothier, president, Gulden'* m m a •r make* available to Rut­ speaking to delegates to the New slirninELO spread *.. *23/ MUSTARD . . ' * - * 1 4 / Ms&zxy/m> mc/es evening college student* in If w* should have made Inquiry Jersey Constitutional Convention, Plotm Diced m . as to drainage on the other side of rk facilities at both It* pres- said—“All of us, I suppose, have PEACHES A PEARS "•■*'*-31/ m m *' . -39/ Idresa on Lincoln avenue and th* house which used the same Deceived letters from persons urg­ Webster Tomato Juke gk m . Cooled Chocolate. Obtb u CORNED BEEF HASH Rector street Heretofore waste line, w* neglected that de­ ing some specific provisions and C0CXTAIL3--..I5/-»-2V M «M CANDY I1ee.f* 3 3 / d accommodations have re­ tail. ending with a threat that If it I* Most Kindi SILVER 1 lb. td student* to 1,300. Th* W* knew our host*’ sink was not Incorporated they will vote DEEP IROWH SEARS “- -14/ CANDY A HUM . arrangement will enable against th* constitution as a whole. Campbell'* n J . Liquid or Powder stopped up and we were out to CHICKEN SOUP 2 toyte*.n«3 I f IS IE M 0 SKILLET tin ow student* to be cared for make repairs, that was enough. “However sincere such persons may be, they are not very good Noumhlng mm 23 i downtown address. Rutger* evening college of- To make a long story short, our practlcers of democracy. Demo­ NOODLE SOUP MIX . *11/ COCOA MARSH t» ^ S / ’- » 4 7 / Hurtf * • . t 37 Lincoln avenue will con- hacking finally ended amid a show­ cracy has no room for him who VEGETABLE SOUP Ik90«a.*i J 5/ CRISCO :.::39/ tv: 1.09 to serve as the registration er of soapy water. comes to a conference with pre­ rIcT r r isp ie s 2»«-•»* 25/ Aunt Jims mo gkUk * [uorters for 1U Lincoln ave- conceived convictions.’’ The neighbor’s lines were clear APPLE JUICE . . •-*•17/ PANCAKE FLOUR >*‘ * 2 9 / enter as well a* for the new WlUon's Stay* Freth ^ imodations at Rector itreet and someone had Just pulled the McCORMICK’S ■ T O " *9 / plug In the bath tub. Delegates to the New Jersey Con­ POTTED MEAT . . h-7 / FRESNIAKE IREAI 2 ^ 2 5 / stitutional convention at New Aut. Loaves a p . Toottte of the most colorful and In addition his kitchen tap was Brunswick receive no stipulated TREET, MOR tlf tlS a J FOSSE MIX . . "•*'*« 2 5 / le officers of the U. 8. Navy, leaking almost a full stream and salary for the time and effort spent Imported Venexuelon a » . Hektf Cooked gk 0k gk SWIFT’S ^ 1 7 / r: 26/ :arred Admiral Jonas In- was now In a fair way to fill th* in helping to draft the state con­ SARDINES . # ih « > 2 5 / SPAGHETTI . 2 ' * — 2 9 / famed as a fighting admiral, icellar. stitution. They are allowed ex­ Honey dew 0%"9 • lete with a national reputa- penses not to exceed 310 for each DRAPE PRESERVES ’* > 2 7 / DRAPE JUICE f w 25/- - 48/ We showed him how to remedy i shirt-sleeve diplomat and session attended. GREEN PEAS 3r29/ that, attaching the garden hose led newsman, now retired and running It out th* window and the service, Is serving as issloner of the All-American all were warned, no more baths or TOMATOES * « * • » * « * . 2V 25/ anything. ill Conference, a position Fresh Fruits and V sis tables ere m Hm will utilize his varied ablll- Sunday morning early, came a TOILET r------. 1 ♦ tor school day lunches. Select e variety plumber and fixed the leaky faucet at iheea hatdthfml foods at Croud Union, e m m /m s sG w /rw ea» and everything. whore FRICES ARE LOWER. TISSUE $ *«?&**' MASON IDEAL EARLY MORN COFFEE The guy found a plug of steel f s .s k e u .e s wool In the pipe just under JARS JARS 2 - 7 3 / "Happy’s” sink so our work had pts -dos. qt. -doz. Jti -doi, qti,-dez. O N ERG AN ’S been for nought anyhow. BAKIRX PRODUCE PRICES FRESHPAK COFFEE 3 . * 2 5 ' 65/ 75/ 75/ 85/ FOR PRODUCTS : , 2 7 7 / WIRE A R E LOW ER Revoke 27% \*«4lirrs give your ch" ' 1 JAR RUBBERS S5V.-5/ 6RAN9 UNION COFFEE S n nourishing, hon.e- fcNCINQ THIS WEEK T O D A rS SdV llk. Nancy Lynn JAR RUBBERS; 1 *- 8 1 / ATES More Licenses COMPARE 1946 PRICES • r//#££ Motor Vehicle Commissioner lunches, f°r . . school snacks, and at Fresh Picked (MAMMALS 128 Millburn Ave. Arthur W. Magee reported today f v E R y D A y Millburn 6-0302 that every effort was being made regular meal*. doien 3 0 / dozen 25/ to cope with the reckless and In­ GOLDEN CORN e y CtRA a/O C/H/O* competent driver as evidenced by " y Home Grown HOMEMAKER'i SERVfCS Include u meat dish in the sehaal day luncheon menu tor bod/‘building a 27 per cent Increase In driver 2 ibi 3 0 / 2 15/ energy. Grand Union meats are top license revocations during the first LIMA BEANS «** MCX TO SCHOOL quality and "BACKED BY BOND". seven months of the year In New California Th* NstAo’s School Bells si* ringing Millions of tomorrow’s dti- Jersey. dozen 4 3 / dozen For Juice seos will bs going "Back to School. The number of revocations was ORANGES 29/ ’ cm strong *- t — 7,633 as compared with 5,991 In Fancy, Sweet bought tog piw h u , appetizing — -—. ■—— the same period last year. 2 ib.. 3 3 / lb. “Nothing has a more sobering SEEDLESS 10/ school snacks. Here si* a fsw menu CHOCK ROAST DcvU’s Food g rapes ids** for you. effect on the reckless motorist, Home Grown shorn of his driving privilege, than FOR BREAKFAST O F BEEF C0C0ANUT 3 ib* 3 0 / C otM frvil er Fruit Jelit the shock of suddenly finding him­ GREEN PEPPERS 3"“ 19/ C ard vrUb frab F,uH er *>rUt, self, a full-time pedestrian,” com­ Sugar end Crtem et MUb Center Cuts LAYER CAKE Criip, Tender Tout, Rtlir, Swut Buy mented the Commissioner. 'The Bggt-Stll Boiled, Pouched or Sersmbltd power to revoke licenses is the bunch 1 3 / ol mb or dold Cbocolutt Drink Juicy, Tender Ib. Rich, tender devll’i food layers, CELERY HEARTS 2-25/ most potent weapon In the hands enrobed In delicious, butter- FOR LVNCR (AT ROME) "Backed by Bond" Golden * Hot Soup or Vigrtebli Juice ' of the courts." cream frosting: and garnished IKRime Toun BATHROOM Seudwtchu or Cmtno ti 49 There have been 840 drivers with cocoanut. 3 «... 2 5 / 3 23/ Frith Fruit, Cutterd or GelettuDeilert Our Low-B«tlinats Prises convicted this year of driving SWEET POTATOES MUb, Cbocolutt tr Fruit Drink ncan A. D o u gla s Co. while intoxicated which carries Ea. 69c LUNCH (IN THE LUNCH BOX) Sandwiches or Hot Souft On VEAL LEGS AND RUMPS »> 49' Estab. 1811 both a mandatory penalty and li­ Raw Viietablts—Tomsts, Carrot, Ctlfry PLUMBING - HEATING cense revocation. It was an In­ Perth Ffull-Buuuuu, Apple, or Oreuft Swttlr-Coobiii, Cup Cektt SHEET METAL WORK crease of 18 per cent over last M du-M U k, E a Nog, Cbocolutt Drtub Millburn Are. Stillborn S-IS44 year. 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■4: The Mlllburn & Short IflllaJTRM Swia#, the Belgium Scout*, the fellow* from Holland and Den­ A ll Stars Tie mark and Sweden, th* Arab* and Indian* and all of th# other* *r» O U R PEMOCRACY- For Title Cdtypes In Bulk all world brother# building for * * SPORTS * * pease. MULTIPIYING -fHf PRINTER WORD The All Star* won from the French naval veaaele rendered fb rM k cmfofs, ffxtutiv I was able to get best acquaint­ Dagwood Phlllie* I ait Friday eve­ iff Anuria* fcrch n t M + tfit. 7hn( n tforiM ed with the New Zealanders, the 40 Candidates the flr*t foreign honor to the 0, 8, ning in the Men * Twilight Baie- (tag when the national enilgn wai Heota and the French, because Th* INVtMTiOno* ball League to end the **a*on in THt Sown by the USB Ranger, com­ their camp* were located close to a tie for the top »pot with "Chink" aiCHA»p H0e in For H. S. Eleven manded by Captain John Paul our*. They *r* ail *well fellow*! paaierelli'* Ranger* Eddie Mil­ On* of the way* that new ... MA0*'T *0,,^/ Jon*#, on February 14, 177*. ler pitched four inning* Jr the The 1947 football season got un­ friendship* were made wa* by en­ TOP*1>JT*'7|4SM| ★ winner* limiting the Phinle# to tertaining other scout* from dif­ der way at Mlllburn High School one hit, an Infield ilngle, a* he ferent land* At a party which on Tueeday a* a squad of 40 re­ Legion Takes ■truck out eight- Mike Sereno our troop put on. and at several ported to head coach Paul Cherin finished up the la*t inning and he international campfire#, w« all and hl» M ilitant, Bari Hillman, Oldtimers Title allowed three run* on three hit# made lasting friend*. for all of the Dogwood tallies. for the opening practice. Among Th* first world Jamboree wa* The Legion became the 1947 Ed Miller al*o paced the hitter* •COUMBMIN6 CMl V FiBtSIPf *€> ArrtATR' N jM T M > tbe candidatei were IS returning in 1920 in England. Following Champ* of the Oldtlmere League with two timely blow* while Matt owiSmai cainAK> ^ j T ilOMMANS OtVllOPMlMT IN 1864 Galbraith collected a ilngle and a iTTiWilwftiWwfi thi# came one* In Denmark, Eng­ lettermen, around whom the '47 on laet Thur»day evening a* they land again, Hungary, and Hol­ Of A MITMOO nm MARIN* PA»f* double for the (mere. eleven will have to be built. defeated the Short Hill* Tiger* for land. and now the sixth one i* MOM WOOD POCP, VAtTLV the *econd itraight game to win Dagwood 7 A W & SimrM nvfium INCMASID PRODUCTION. Ten lettermen from the '46 AB R H over-the 1947 World Scout Jam­ ■quad were graduated In June and the aerie* two game# to none. boree of Peace in Mol aeon. France. Galbraith, If 3 0 2 their loaa will be keenly felt due Again tbe Legion started the The entire camp occupied approx­ Chlaravallo, 3b 2 ~0 0 to the fact that moat of tnem were firework* ofT in the flnt inning a* imately 1,500 acre*. It wa* divided O'Brian, lb I 0 0 -key playere. Mining from the line they Jumped on De damp for *1* 0 0 Into 15 *ub-eamps and seven camp run* on leven hit* with ten men Neindorf, p 2 will be Mlllburn'# giant tacklei of 0 0 annexe*. Each tub-camp wa* coming to bat In thi* frame. They Card one, rf t the paet season, Rocco Marcketta 0 0 named after a French province. .cored again In the lecond ai McGalllard e t~ and Ed Clauener, center* Johnny 0 The United Slate# delegation of Danny D Andrea imacked out a Jacobin, rf 1 fi Faenza and Bob Freeman, and Bill I 0 960 scout# w*» located in four of home run, two in the third, one ChrUtemon, cf 1 Franke and Paul Tighe who 1 1 I hex* camp* In the fifth and four in the sixth Hamberger, 2b 2 played end and guard reepectlvely. 2 1 1 Many Camp* Elaborate In the backfield the passing and to run up a total of 14 run* on 1* Beck, *» Wh in M*g«enr*q| I was especially pleased to *e* kicking of Ed Miller will be ab­ hit*. The Tiger# again • were INVINTCD Hit MfCMS# Total* 19 3 4 some of the other camp*, with sent M will Carmen Paclflco'i •*- tamed by Art Kaipareen, who lim­ TV#l9CTTia- 7*i utp ited the oppo*!tlon to five hit*, All Star* their elaborate entrance way* and ploilve ball carrying. Ted Stleve AB R H INIM l.THg PR0CH4 tower* and to *** the cooperation • cttino ry e r and John Schaumberg are two 2 1 0 ceUL Keenan. ** which th* foreign scout* gave In SPCCOfo up other* whole performance! will be 2 0 0 mined in thli yearti backfield. Legion Naxsaro, 2b working together In their troop AB R H Porter. 3b 1 2 1 camps. It amaied me when I #*w Am far n thli year's team i» con­ 4 1 1 Sereno, If % 2 0 that there wa* a circus on the cerned It icemi that the main Ka»P*r*en, p 4 1 1 Miller, p 3 1 2 Jamboree grounds, and how dif­ problem will be one of reiervei. Psxsefflii, lb 0 0 Gerediello. *s 4 2 3 Parlfico, e 2 ferent a foreign circus I* from Should many Injurte* itrike the 0 I D'Andres, c 4 2 2 Holman, cf 2 the dare-devil act# in America. •quad. Coach Cherin may well 4 2 3 Mllbauer, lb 1 0 0 find htmnU hard prened to find D. Pierson, 3b One of the activities at the Jam­ 4 3 1 Oerro. rf 1 0 0 THE INVENTIVE 6EN/US O f THESE THRU adequate replacement*. However, William*. If boree were tbe dally shows which 4 2 1 the lituatton may well brighten n E. Pearson, rf were put on by the countries with AM ERICANS TREMENDOUSLY SROADENeD 4 1 1 Total* 20 7 4 newcomer* ihow their ware*. Brumberger. cf year's show will present a widely large delegation* present Some THE SERVICE OF THE PRINTED WORD AND Cooper, 3b 4 0 2 diversified program, with eight Foreign Scouts Returning lettermen in the back- of them were really wonderful. major trophies up for competi­ The time at the Jamboree passed STIMULATED THE FREE EXCHANGE OF field include thli year* co-cap- Total# 36 14 18 tion. Championship* and sweep- Uini. Connie Schaumberg and Cardim "Swell Fellows" so quickly that the closing time IDEAS,SO ESSENTIAL TO A DEMOCRACY. Short Hill* stakes have been scheduled for Jim Porter, along with Hobart soon came. AB H three and five-gaited saddle horses, Editor's note: —The following Kreitler and Don Robertion. Line­ 3 2 Many Jerseyites On Monday. August 18, all of the Innicelli, Jb end there will be *250 stake* and report on the recent World Scout scouts met together in the huge men who lettered last year Include 0 line; for the ladies' tuxi.uq Cbx. c With on* exhibition game under championship* for conformation Jamboree held l*»t month at Mols- area* tor the last time, to close Jerry Aim. Skip Campanula, 1 nlng the *ame honors: 'a Gefaell, lb their belt* member* of the and working hunter* and jumper* son, France, was written by Life the World Jamboree of Peace. Sings With Nick Calvano, Charlei Dey, Vince 0 company coming the losp* Baker, u Bloomfield Cardinal* team of the Featured event* will include Seoul Robert B. Young of 80 Oak The closing ceremony wa* quite Heck, Bruce Holman, Bill Jeml- Kirkland, cf 0 tance with at least one pi »on Don Redman, and Mike 8e- American Football League »r* competition for the John J. Blon­ Ktdge avenue. Scout Young Is dramatic. All of tbe icout* un­ Vet, 2b 0 senior patrol leader of Troop 62 Opera Company apparatus and for the rcscwi rcno. • 0 preparing to tackle *omeon* their de! Perpetual Memorial Trophy, derstood it* meaning, when a De Camp, rf an event for 3-gaited saddle of the Central Presbyterian first aid unit or ambuisiw The team will embark on a nine 1 own tixe. Head Coach Bill "Buff huge ballon of th# earth wa# Eileen Schauler of 78 Church Trueidale, If horses ridden by amateur owners < hurrh. He was accompanied on having tbe most uniform* game ichedule on 'September 27, 0 darken'* boy* are working out passed around the great lineup of street has returned from Chau­ De damp, p every night at the Montclair A. C. living within- 20 mile* of Mont­ the trip by Scout Jack Ilughlelt, ber* In line. when they take on Bernardiville Skidmore, rf 1 scouts, each one helping to pan tauqua. New York, where ehe par­ The parade will form a The Cardinal* have a distinctly clair, and the 8. Brent Girdler also of Summit. it on to th* next fellow, each at the local high ichool field. They ticipated in seven opera* with the o'clock and move at T w Suburban Essex flavor with a Memorial Trophy, a class for sad­ pushing for world peace. And will open their defenie of the Sub­ Total* 27 1 Chautauqua Opera Company. She will be finished in time h large number of candidates from dle horses to be ridden by junior* Now that I am In America again, then at the end of the ceremony, urban Conference football crown sang the part of "Curra" in "Forza presentation of the enuritm On Wednesday evening the le ­ this vicinity among the Chicago under 18. There will be two a* I look back upon the Jamboree, all of the scout* of the Jamboree which they captured lait year on del D«#tino" by Verdi, and made stage program. Firemen n gion defeated the Short Hills Cardinal farm hands In camp event* with a national flavor, the I can *ee what it means to have marched over a large carrlck October U when they travel to her debut in the role as "Nella" be admitted free to the Pf Tiger* 12-2 In the first game of Three farm "hands" Roy Ander­ National Horse Show Equitation worldwide lasting friendship; to bend, a knot which is the symbol Memorial Field, Summit to tackle see and know other boys from far In "Gianni Schicchi" by Puccini. Sept 27, but must ootsis the firit of their Conference oppo­ the series. Art "Spec*" Kaipareen son, quarterback, Marvin "Jake” Event and the A.8.P.C.A. Horse­ of the Jamboree, crossing over Miss Schauler will continue her Jacobs. 235 pound tackle and Don manship Event, with the winners distant lands and to help spread through their fire chiefs nent*. * went the rout* for the winners bridge# where the road* crossed. studies for the third year at The and he allowed only four hit*, two Deerwester, a fullback arrived qualifying for the national cham­ the word of good will and advance It wa* a great Jamboree, but thi* world peace. Thi* was the main Juilliard School of Music, New going to Kirkland the Tiger cen­ over the week-end. All are young, pionships to be contested at Madi­ closing ceremony didn't end it York City, where she has recently have bad college experience and son Square Garden in November. purpose of the 1947 World Scout ter fielder. forever, because tbe spirit of the been awarded a scholarship. Specializing have what the team needs to Jamboree held in August at Moi#- Summit Splits The Legion jumped on De Camp Mr. Keuneke today reminded Jamboree will live on in the heart# G E N U IN E RUSH for five runs in the fir*t on *even make It a winner. Bill Geyer, Jr., horse show patrons that the Mont­ *on. France of all of those scouts who were hit*, one In the second, on* In former Colgate star back and clair show is open to the general To me It mean* that even tnough there, and they will spread it on Firemen's Day BOTTOMS Double Header the third on Earl Pearion'i long part owner of the club, obtained public. There will be a general most of the other Scout* have to other*, until the whole world home run into right field, two in hi* release from the Chicago admission, and also private boxes becu through much more than we s p lin t & cam The Millburu Baaeball Club ha* heard over and over again the sixth on Art Kaipareen« Bears and has joined the coach­ and parking space, reservations have during the w^r year*, they the story of tbe Jamboree of At State Fair broke even in a home and home homer with one on and three In ing staff. Hi* connection* with ■till are entirely equal to us and SEATS for which are now being received Peace. Entry blanks have been sent to double-hender with tbe Summit the last inning on four safe hit*. the Chicago team will bring sev­ at the Riding Club. *rc just as eager to make friend­ all volunteer fire companies of A. A. on Labor Day. winning rfhe Despite the high »core the game eral high-octane linemen from ships a* we are. For instance, Rrflimhing A lirpauk Fief ‘ New Jersey, inviting their partici­ morning game at Memorial Field lasted 1*** than an hour ** both the Bears thi* week. take the French Scouts. A large pation in the annual firemen's day P-6 and dropping the afternoon pitcher* were itingy with free Floyd "Schools Wheeler, high group of Rover Scouts from P. BENEDUCE game at Taylor Park by a 6-5 *core at the New Jersey State Fair, pasaes. KMPareen allowing five scorer in the league while with Berstler-Kendall France worked at the Jamboree JOS Main St.. Msdiion which will be observed on Satur­ in 12 inning*. and De Camp giving none at all. the 1946 Akron Bears and Carl for several months before the camp day, Sept. 27. The Fair will open Ben Palumbo pitched the morn­ Legion Kiiucherf, who played two years opened, building road#, latrines, Tennis Champs Sunday, Sept. 21, and continue day ing con teat, limiting the opposition AB R H with the New York Giants before the fair* and markets, clearing and night until Sept. 28. to aeven hit#. Mlllburn with 16 Katpareen, p 4 2 2 playing for the Bethlehem Bull­ camp sites, setting up towers and IR V IN G T O N Alice Berstler became the Wom­ More than 1,600 men and women hit* icored only nine run* a. poor Pasaerelll, lb 4 2 2 dogs last year and a dozen who flagpoles, building tbe huge arena an's Champion and Bruce Kendall participated in the parade last boae running coat leveral more Gerediello, as 4 0 0 played with the Newark Bomber* and countless other jobs, such as the Men's Champion as the Recre­ year with hundreds of pieces of ap­ MOTORS, INCI rune. Joe Fiola and Mike Sereno D'Andre*, c 4 2 2 give the club plenty of league ex­ working on the railroad which ation Department Tennis Tourna­ paratus in line. There is every in­ with three hit* each were outstand­ William*, If 4 2 2 perience. was always running throughout ment for 1947 came to a close. dication that this year's entries ing on offenie. D. Piereon, 2b 4 2 2 Bomber holdovers include Hans the Jamboree. And what credit Miss Berstler defeated her sister will surpass this total, according Eddie Miller pitched an excel­ E. Pearson, rf 4 2 3 Gunther and Matt Maryanskl of did they refceive for Soing this— June 6-4, 6-2, while Kendall to Samuel Waters of the Prospect lent game in the afternoon con- Brumberger, cf 4 0 2 Bloomfield. Walt Wlesmiller of none, that they could sec, because downed Bob Sutton 6-2, 6-2 to re­ Heights Fire Company, and his teat but bad break# coat the game. Cooper. 3b 4 0 1 South Orange, John Chimento of they all left before the Jamboree tain the title he won last year. committee is completing arrange­ In the final Inning, Joe Twill, Sum­ -— — — Brooklyn, Joe Paradise, Lou opened, returning to their home­ It’s Smart to Dtd ments for one of the most spectac­ mit left fielder, made a senaational Totals 36 12 15 Yablonsky and Jack Rosenthal of towns, where they had to work ular events of the Fair. With Otto Ploeti* catch of Joe Flola’a bid for a hit Short Hills ' Newark; George Zoppa of Belle­ to earn money so that their fami­ AB R H The prize awards have been in­ to save the game for Summit. ville, Joe Kanla of Elizabeth, Forestry Book lies could stay alive! That shows Ford Ihnlrr creased with $75 being given to the Fiola with three hits again led the Innicelli, 2b 2 0 0 Jules Koshlap of Garfield and good sportsmanship! And then 0 1 prize-winning band; $40 for the Mlllburn attack. Skidmore, rf 2 Dominick Anicito and John Bis- there were the other French Scouts 4 0 0 second place finisher and $15 for GOODYEAR TIRES &' MORNING GAME De Camp, rf sett of Irvington. For Veterans who spent all of their time at the 0 ESTHER WILLIAMS, star of Gefaell, ib 3 1 Joe William# and Pete Cal- Jamboree working In the large third. The same awards will be Millburn 0 0 "Fiesta" now at the Maplewood Baker, s# 1 gagno of Newark, Jim Healey, Bob V eterans Administration dis­ commlsarles, or constantly polic­ given to drum and bugle corps. ES. 3-8585 1 2 Theatre. Ab. R. H. Kirkland, cf 2 Miller, Jim Gasparinl of, Bloom­ tributed copies of a "Handbook ing the grounds. They also de­ Plaques will be awarded to the 3 0 0 first and second place winners in Irtint* Porter, Jb 4 0 1 Cox, c field, Tony Lombardi of Mont­ of Information on Entering Posi­ serve a lot of credit. ★ 1052 Clinton Ave., Scandora, cf 5 1 Lee, 3b 2 0 1 clair, Paul Kelley of North Ar­ tions in Forestry" by Shirley W. The L.C.B.A. will meet at the the classes for the company having Just below Irvington te*« 0 All Good Sports Fiola, 2b 5 3 Truesdale, If 3 0 lington, Pat Crilley of Harrison Allen to all its vocational advisors, home of Mrs. Joseph Collins. 90 the most uniformed members in 3 0 0 The Scouts from the other 38 DePalma, lb 5 2V De Camp, p and Mack Dabeck of Hawthorne enabling them to give veterans up Hobart avenue, on Tuesday, Sep­ Sereno, If 5 3 are other candidates from this vi­ to date information on opportu­ countries are just as good sports 2 4 a* the French. The Hungarians, tember 9. Meetings will be held 3 2 Total* 25 nities for careers, in forestry. Marcantonio, cinity. once a month thereafter at the 4 1 Bob Ferri, former Syracuse The booklet, published by the the Czechs, the English, the Scots Thompson, ss home of different members. Palumbo, p 4 2 fullback; Dick Pinckney, Univer­ Society of American Foresters in and Jhe New Zealanders, the It's Cool at Carlton, rf 5 1 Chatham Falls sity of Miami guard; Cliff Hol­ Washington, D. C., contains com­ lingsworth. Southwestern College plete descriptions of types of posi­ 40 16 20-7 Before BBC end; Joe Ciantonio, Penns Grove, tions in forestry, including duties, ■ V " Summit N. J. fullback and Richard Ran­ working conditions, salaries, re­ STITS' H. Last Sunday at Taylor Park the som, former Syracuse tackle are quirements for entry and methods Ab. R. candidates likely to be around of applying for jobs. Twill, If 5 1 1 Millburn Baseball Club won the for a long while. The handbook also lists agen­ Cocktail Lounge Cotrell, cf 4 1 1 fifth and deciding game Of the cur- 1 rent Chatham series by the .core cies, both private and Government, Pedecine, 2b 5 0 which employ foresters and per­ Cocktail Hour Ed Staley at the Piano Somme, c 3 1 0 of 20 to 7. Cal Smith on the mound 2 for Millburn struck out 21 Chat- Select Judges sons in related occupations. 2 to 5 Daily Wed., Fri. & Sat. Nights Hurly, as 4 1 VA vocational advisors were 0 ham batters, For Millburn, Mike MILLBURN Brunno, 3b 3 1 cautioned to remind veterans de­ 4 TAYLOR STREET Sturm, rf 4 1 X Sereno, Tony Marcantonio and Joe X Fiola, with three hits each, led the For Horse Show siring to train for forestry posi­ Ahern, lb 4 0 tions under the G-I Bill and Pub­ Ernie, p 1 0 0 Millburn attack. Joe Fiola and Carrying out a tradition of 0_Bill Franke hit home runs for Mill- many years standing, that of se­ lic Law 16 that the field is limited Clark, p 2 0 and possibly might become over­ _ burn. curing the best known judges in - crowded. 35 1 Box score! national horse show circles, Mlllburn the Montclair Horse Show Ab, R. H. AFTERNOON GAME has selected four national­ Marcantonio, ss ’3 ly k n o w n figures to make Last Movie at Summit Scandora, If 4 the awards in the eighteenth an- Ab. R. H. Fiola, 2b 2 Twill, If f 6 1 2 DePalma, lb 6 4 1 Friday and Saturday, September Taylor Park Cottrell, cf 5 0 0 Sereno, rf 5 3 3 26 and 27, at the Montclair Riding WHELAN DRUG AGENCY Pedecine, 2b 3 2 2 Brewer, rf 0 1 0 Club, it was announced today by Tonight the final outdoor, movie FRIEDBAIJER and VERONICK Brunno, 3b 4 1 2 Franke, cf 3 1 2 Ernest Keuneke, of East Orange, show will be conducted at the pad­ 6 1 1 Wheeler, lb 3 0 1 chairman of the horse show com- dle tennis courts in Taylor Park. CALL MILLBURN 6-0449 Hurly, sis . FREE DELIVERY . V l Sturm, rf 6 0 1 Thompson, 3b 4 0 1 mittee and vice-president of the The program will start at 8 p. m. 343 5ULLBURN AVE. MILLB1 Bozzo, c 5 0 0 Carella, c 5 1 organization.' and will consist of sports and Ahern, lb 4 0 0 Smith, p 6 1 I Presiding over the fifty-three comedies. A large audience has a t­ Gerity, p - - tended each of these affairs dur­ 45 20 18 afternoon and evening on Friday ing the past summer and it is ex­ 44 6 8 Chatham and morning and afternoon on pected that a large crowd will be •. Millburn Ab. R. H. Saturday—will be Harry Ward on hand to witness this last pro­ Montclair State Teachers College Ab. R. H. Pappas, sis 5 0 1 Smith of Coopersburg, Pa., who gram. ___ Graduate and Undergraduate Courses for High SchoiCtOT* Porter, jb 6 1 1 Black. 2b 6 2 3 will be in charge of competition Teachers, Supervisors, Administrators, G uidance D,re Scandore, cf ■*~s* 2 2 Eipk. 3b 6 1 2 for saddle horses; Humphrey S. t h e WORLD'S LARGEST BOMBER, Consolidated Vultee's Admiral Ingram, public relations Part-time and Extension Division Begin* s # 1 - 3 Co6S, lb 4 1 2 Finney of Towson, Md., and Fiola, 2b officer in the Navy Department be­ R 36 can carry an atomic bomb to.any inhabited region in the 6 1 2 Mills, rf 5 1 0 Theodore F. Wahl of Greenwich, Saturday, September 20 DePalma, lb fore thq war. while serving aa war- world and return home without refueling, according to the AAF. 6 0 1 Smith, cf 4 0 0 Conn., who will handle the classes The giant bomber carries 10,000 pounds of bombs for 10,000 miles, time Commander, Fourth Fleet, Advisers May Be Consulted Saturday M orning. Marcantonio, ss 5 0 2 Bell, lf-p 5 1 0 for hunters and jumpers, and or its maximum bomb capacity of 72,000 pounds for a shorter range. with headquarters at Recife, Brazil, 9 A. M. ahd‘ 12 Noon. S ep tem b er 13 5 10 0 Thoma#. c 4 1 2 Mrs. C. D. Tinker of Ithaca, N. Y., Top picture shows the B-36 in test flight. The bottom photo Palumbo, rf . ,0... established a fleet newspaper which 1 0 0 who will make the awards in the allows some idea of the size of the plane can be gained by noting Write for Announcement of 1947-1948 wa# so popular it was widely read 6 0- 0 Patterson, p-lf 4 0 - 1 riding classes. the size of the man compared to the wheels. With an eye to the _/ _ * ____ — — Prize lists for the show, which by Brazilians and widely quoted In future, the AAF has ordered an pndisijjpsed number of the bombers. the Brazilian press. 47 5 13 44 7 n are now available, reveal that this *

f P«g« 11 I SEPTEMBER 4, 1947 1 The Millburn A Short HiUt ITEM "Alaska" by Herron. Th*r* a rt Ountber which Is bursting with Skating Rockwell*, rollerekatln* two new book* of mathematic* all aorta of Information about our Olympic Park triclutara, and Bohn and Mat­ Dance Team and a book which should Interest country, So, you tee, there 1* a thew*, comla acrobat* At Playhouse t __ Kiddies-Can-Do-M ] Mlllburn'* teaehtr* “Audlo-vlaual wide choice among tha new books ;'Joses Sept. 14 Continuing warm weather 1* ex­ Methods In Teaching" by Data. aa wtll as among the older ones, pected to keep the park'* plcnio "Economic* In On* Lesion" by it The new dance team of Bllll* Hailltt ha* good sound thinking One of the aeaion'i belt ihow* grove buay. A point of inter**! for The Brat United State* Naval picnicker* will be the bandatand Worth and Peter Birch haa been for the layman and, If you're In­ vessel to circumnavigate the world .Wi'd next v*»»k at Olympic taken to lh*'heart* of Paper Mill terested In atomic energy, "Ex­ was the USB Vincennes, which left at the center, where Joaeph -r__ A OiANi r f v* >aili wb«f*. on September 14, the Baxtle's band and hi* voealtit, Piayhoue* audlenoe* where the TackinU.A °T P a p e r plaining the Atom” by H*cht New York in September, 1*2S, and duo have been winning plaudit* Uri,in will •» run* down on An- Bubble* Ricardo, will continue would be your book. returned via the Cape of Good night after sight for their agility To Th* Ceiling frit Th* month"! addition* of hooka ;ber .ummer'i fun for thouiand* daily concert*. TACA at tha Mlllburn Library Include Tb* gardener or the artlat Hope In June, 1*40. In 'Rio Rita" which begin* It* Standmdpn.The Floor AND ahould be glad to obtain "Dwarf f North Jerxeyxnx. third week Monday, September l these novel*: ‘"Belvedere" by Da-i THE venport, ‘Th* Steeper Cliff" by Tree* for the Home Oarden" by Pally performance*, both after- While commanding the Fourth M (* Worth and Mr. Birch, both •>AP£» Davideon, "The Tear* of th* Lo- Lucas, "Easy Craft*" oy Jseger, I HI IM f A181 OlSflNdlvi m and evening, are Hated, be- Fleet Admiral Ingram developed ot whom hav* been eeen in half WILL eu*t" by Erdmen, "Friend* and “Candleday Art" by R»w*on, “Ar. nning Monday, for the four act* a model farm which aupplled hie a doaen outstanding Broadway STAY Lover*" by Maclnn**, "Pr*l»e at ranging Flower!" by Watson, ,jiit-d by the Juggling Jewel*, naval force* In the South Atlantic muaical abow* each, were la*» UP Morning" byMcNellly, “Th* Bright “Cresting Jewelry for Fun snd of the world'* beat known with freah vegetable* and meat*. teen on Broadway la "8ev*n Live­ 5TICR A TACK TNR006H A PUCt these Profit" by Drsgunas. Let us not upe* of women Juggler*, Braalllan atudenu of agriculture AMO Proml**" by Sherman, “High ly Art*" and "Carousel,- respec­ OP P A P t8 ,3 INCHES *OV*«E Place*" by Todd. “Where No Bird forget "inside U. 8. A." by John her* In the cloelng *how are vixited the farm to atudy the latest tively. They have been featured THE Now Playing Thru Saturday Sings- by Wiley. Thee* are not II WilHMon, crack magician; the method* ueed there. In previous Paper Mill produc­ u COW KM her W illiams - Mru4e Mealalkan WILL all, of coura*. MARNIM *. tion*, the former is “R**alle" r u u ■ I i i last year and Birch In “The Love There are two new books about Baca M i l l b u r n Wagon” and "Naughty Marietta" Maine: "Yankee Coast" by Coffin Mhu • MIUtll'HR t* 0*00 FIESTA T uts IAV A I.ARC! COIR ON TrR TO anS “Maine Ways" by Coatsworth. ta Technicolor this season. He AD Of TMt TACK AND f p t o YOU Me* PUrtag Tkrn Ssla/Ssr S lu In sharp contrast of location la a HrUUaai HeMea • Aaat kuta* ta Sant Ussier - Seaay Taft* W W /1W f In -Rio Rita" they are ***a la O ft* TWOOtNlRS OF T « PAP18 new book about Alaska called H i P S I “I Can Speak **pagn*r which "ILAZE OF NOON" Ptas tad Mt "BLAZE OF NOON' they dance and elng together. In ..ctiiuw' to their sequence* to­ "IMPERFECT LADY" Ruarfay, Monday, Tundsy DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ray Mills** - T e rn s Wrt*h» gether they appear in *olo work Jo*a Crawford * Van H*f•flto ROUK J9 UNION N Isiardiy Msllate Per Hu CktlSrea w o S t s and with the choral ensemble. UNION* i I # ge CARTOON M "POSSESSED" Alto r£CHNICQ)0» ' Mm Worth al*o share* a number Thun. rrt., sat., sept- t+ * Min. SHOW Min. Kar Ml (land . Ttraaa HrlaM with Clarcnc Nordstrom. Is ad­ -THE WALLS CAME ■aa. Men, Tasa, *ept. t-g-e "IMPERFECT LADY" BETlYGRABlf- owimkt dition to the other lead*. Don*Id TUMBLING DOWN" I Days ' > •»**• Gag* and Clarence Nordstrom. b a m . t h u h s a i o h t "ANGEL and the BAD MAN" J osh Crawler* - Vs* ■•fits tn ■tart* Mast UeCneUsy Dorothy Jay participate* In the UP TO - "POSSESSED" ret* db ■an.. Men., Tn#*.. Sept. t-M singable activities. t h e a e t t i o * Sad M* restart "DEAD RECKONING* . SKOND CHANCE On* of "Rio Bit*’*" greats* - . a* "THAT'S MY GAL" ■ iinunM-iDiitucwtt m charms i* that it present* a pure- n ilifi I ni*c« Of NP*r 01 ClHlll. wWIt jroy Ift ®** "WILD BEAUTY" la Traeeler X T Z t f Z m * **•»• The .llu.tr.tlon. .h o - you |y American local* In th* *en»* MXnetdiy tens *>y enly) Sept 1* W*4. t* Prt., teas. I*-11-U that it* *tory concerns th* border T j„m be* K eaa be done This makes a very rlever F** »«v rt1* Family “Carnlral of Pan Shew" "THE REST YEARS 1 — Bl| Laff Unlit — t ■tat* of Texas and th* nearby t* pley an yenr pleymete*. •BINGIN’ IN THE CORN" OF OUR LIVES' Mexican territory. In thl* respect It ha* only on* rival In th* *o-_ lire American operetta repertoire. MILLBURN "Oklahoma," which takes piece In S i Paper (Dill Playhouse N. J. an adjoining etst*. In It* own period, "Rio Rita" was what "Ok­ I S f c S H Frank Carrington,Director * h/tphor*ShoShort Hittt 7 3 0 0 0 lahoma" Is to th* the sirs public . X Now Ptoylag i f of th* preeent day. "THE DESERT SO NG " Richard Also Oordon"* under­ standing treatment of the basic BEGINNING MONDAY. AUGUST 21* American snd Mexican malodtaa DONALD NITA CLARENCE composed by Harry Tierney has lmanac given the production s definitely GAGE CAROL NORDSTROM authentic flavor while Henry In the Smaahing Muaieel Boewraa Wednesday Sbwarse's choreography haa been Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday • • 9 9 done with skill. The deelgn* of HIO RITA Kenneth Lloyd Mape* have fol­ 10 lowed the eplrtt of th* are* and 7 8 9 With BIIXOB WORTH and PETER BIRCH 4 r 5 6 OSOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXTOOCOO KICHARP ALAN GORDON, Moaloal Ptrecter th* direction of Agne* Morgan oooooooooooooooooooooc and Frank Carrington was under­ BOYS' CLUB will atart on October Iltb end con­ evp.NiNos *r id* - WATivraa at id* tinue unUl neat aprtnt Meet* *t building loc*t.d on taken only after an Intensive re­ * NEWARK oomer of Main atvaet and Rldeewood road. prie„me; ’WiAitteSS.1* search Job Into th* etory end Club opan dally from 1:0* lo 1:10 P m. Monday nr beta u h *a ealr el greaae Of** Blaea Newark IMe Perl* *■■*•!) throufh Friday for young boya Evening* from « I* legend of the land and of th* ,MM BRANFORD to 10:00 p. m. for older boya Saturday morning. period. Tba* profTUK we Club 1* opan from I to 11:00 noon foe ro u n s boya neturst* tt pna September 4-». "DEEP VALLEY," Ida Lupine. Dane Mlllburn-Short Hllle Chapter. American 8*4 Crass Urn* — but Tbm tn* Clark, Wayne Morel*: "CORPSE CAME OOP." Oeorg* monihly Board mealing, eecond Wednaeday of each nmrtlmM e m u Erent, Joan Blondell. September 10-1*, "THE BOO month. thttr mind*. AND t" Claudette Colbert, Fred MacMurray: "THIR­ BOY SCOUT TROOP. NO, 1* m eet. Wednaaday eve- Mrs. Churchill TEENTH HOUR" nlnge. 7:N f. M. at tha Wyoming Church. ^I^SONFITIONI^1 1 ^ Funeral services for Mr*. Caro­ CONTINENTAL CHAPTER. NO 141. O B. S maau tha flrat and third Wtdnaaday* of tb* month line B. Churchill of M Msrioa la tha Bank Building. J peprp1 W ^ —wwry^w avenue, widow Of Marlborough * MILLBURN PROCTOR’S ST. STEPHEN S EVENING OROUP meetl tba Churchill, will be held at 4 p. m. flrat Tuaaday of aach month at 1 ill P. M. at th* MEADOWBROOK;. k ( this afternoon at Young's Funeral (a p u m b n 4-#, "IMFXRFXCT LADT.' T « m s W rlfht. September 4-t. "MOTHER WORE T10HTB." Betty Pariah Houaa. Cedric Hardwick*. Vtr(1n1* Field: BLASS OF MOO!*." Coder Oreve, N. 4. Home. 145 Main street. Rev. E. C. Otabl*. Dan Dailey; "SECOND CHANCE." K ent Taylor. EXPLORER S POST. 11 meet* every Thuraday at Boggess, rector of All Balntt Epie- WUIlsm Holden. Sonny Tuft*, Williem BendU, Ann* T:10 P. M. at C h rtit Church. Short Hill*. NOW PLAYING S e tte r September 7-*. ‘^ O W M A " M A M U B A. n u n the eecond TUeeday of copal Church, Orange will con­ STANLEY L. C. Mary V»n Heflin, Raymond U u tti; THAT^ MY OM. moeitb------ata * pi pravlouely announoad location. Mrs duct the aerrtce*. Burial will be Lynne Robert*. Don Burry. September 1S-1J, Tlfhe. ProaldoaL private. September 4. "THE WEB." Edmond O Brlen. Vincent MEL TORME YEARS OF OUR LtVBS," Tredrlc M*reh. Dan* Andrew*, Price. William Bendlk, Ella Ralnea; "FIESTA," E»th*r TH* eHOHT HILLS ASSOCIATtON mMU monthly Mrs, Churchill, whose death oc­ Harold RubbgII, Mjrm* Loy, Ttrei» Wright. HoGffy CGr- William*. Ricardo Montalban. Akim Tamlroff. Septem ­ an tha second Wedneedey at th* Short Hllla Club. RAY McKINLEY curred on Sunday at Presbyte­ mtnftart ber 9-11 POSSESSED." Joan Crawford. V*n Heflin, TH* FORUM CLUP «JMU « »IUIWU Bendepe AND Kta OECHtlTRA rian Hospital, Newark, after an Raymond M**eey; "THAT'S MY OAL," Lynne Robert*. at Wyoming Church. Mr» R. H. Read In charge plus W ALTER G ROSS illness of three weeks, had lived Don Barry. CASA C0LUMBO CIVIC ASSOCIATION meet# and KITTY BAYLB at t h a Organ In Mlllburn for the pest 22 year*. the flret Friday of aaoh month. Dominick Bufo. Pro*!- She was 79. She w»s th# daughter ★ MAPLEWOOD CROSS ROADS ASSOCIATION rn -u onc. a month B I I ta vn mcntu of the late Mr. and Mr*. Robert Septem ber 4-e, "FIESTA." tether WUIlsm*. Ricardo at tho homo of Ita prealdeat. Frod S. Wolpart of 14 d im ie r iron 1.311 ftoMsnie Bartley who formerly reelded at Idontslban: "BLAZI OF NOON.' Ann* BsaUr, Sonny ★ ELIZABETH Deerfield road. SUNDAYS MOM 4 P. M . Tuft*. September 7-», POSSESSED," Joan Or.wford, SOUTH MOUNTAIN CIVIC ASSCKIlATTON m eeu the cMiiesiN msi* rsic* the Marlon avenue address REGENT. 39 Broad Strsei Ven Heflin; "IMPERFECT LADY.' M third Thureday of each m onth a t 8.IS p m. Meeting* ROVTK 23 —NIWARK-POMPTON TURNP1M For several winters Mr*. held at Recreation Home. Taylor Park. W rtsht. September 10-13. "THE BEST YEARS O r OUR September 4-10 "MARKED WOMAN;" "DUST BE ernoNs 4-iets urn* rsus «-ett* Churchill had a «tud!o In New LIVES," Frederick March, Myrn* Loy, Dan* Andrtw*. Fidelity Court Order ot th* Ameranthe, meet* In York, where she studied portrait MY DESTINY." September 11-17, "AFFAIRS OF BEL the Flret National Bank Building. Mlllhurn. on tha Ttraeal W' rtsht. COPACABANA," Oroucho Mar*, Carmen Mir- painting at the Art Students AM1 aeoand Friday of each month at 1:00 P. M. *nda MILLBURN BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS AS­ League. SOCIATION maau every two or three month* at tb* She 1* survived by two elaters, ★ SUMMIT RITZ, 1148 East Jsnsy Street CoantioUr a t 1:40 p. m. Mrs. Dwight Patterson of 24 BROOKHAVEN ASSOCIATION n u ll the euiond September 4-10. "BEST YEARS O ' TUeeday of January. March, May. September and No- Marlon avenue, and Mr*. Fred­ LYRIC Fredrtc March. Dana Andrew*, Harold Ruuell, Myrna erick O. Haldy of 442 Ridgewood Loy Tereea Wright. Ho»gy Carmichael. September OIRL SCOUT laadara meeting flret Monday of eacb road, Maplewood. 8*ptemb*r 4-10, THE HUCKSTERS." Clark Oabl*. month at l p. m. In the Recr.aUon House Taylor Park. Deborah Karr. 11-17 "BRUTE FORCE," Burt Lencaeter. Humi Cro- ★ nyn, Charle* B.ckford; "MILLIE'S DAUGHTER." Olady. NURSING COMMITTEE of the Neighborhood George, Oay Nelson, Paul Campbell. Hois, meeu at 1:1» a. m. tha tlret Wednaaday of r Naturalists say the "busy beav­ STRAND month. er” spend* much of hie time LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS meat every fourth loafing. RMtamher s_"STRANOI WOMAM.” Hedy Lamarr. Tuaaday of tha month at the Recreation Houea. Tay­ "IT'BSeptemb^ „ - g0(, ,. K,nny ,?''” *r-rSlm “ *rlt*vEW5- Lockhart_____lart. September 5-4. TllE CHASt. lor Park. HOUNDS," Dead End Klde. September ^7 8, CHIT * UNION MILLBURN-SPRINGFIBLD BUNSmNB BOCiriT BNNE," Dannie Morgan. Jtne Wyman, IriM l“w oitT UNION, 990 StuyvBiant AvtnuB aiMta Gv»ry fourth Tbur«day of «ach month, 10.10 a. ^ « V 0ME8"“ ?b.rt8 ,?oumnx,r Su.an J S w U j S t . , homo of mimbirt. Johnson; ■ '& * KEEPER OF THKBEE8," Harr, haven- September 4-4, "RIFF RAFF," Pat O'Brien. W altar WYOMING ASSOCIATION maau eeoond Tueeday port, Michael Dunne, Olorla Henry. at aaoh month tescept July and A ugust) 1 .14 p. m. SSS' sssfBBf *t Wyoming Club, Llnd«n GtrGGt* Richard N ^-'1 V h e YJT o n T%‘e UEVE ME." Robert CARPE DIEM SOCIETY meet, every t-0 week* oa ★ MORRISTOWN Monday GVGninga. hom« of mtmb«r«, 1 .10 p. m. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY meats Mcond TuMday of each month. I p. m.. homaa of various COMMUNITY Price, William Bendlx, Ella Ralnea. m*mb*r*. Septem ber 4-10, "POSSESSED," Joan Crawford, Van r»AV r u i t h POST V T. W. m«*ta th* Ind and Heflin, Raymond Maaaey. ««h Tuwd“ " eacS month at 1:1* P- m.. Ill Main S tree t + CRANFORD MILLBURN TOWNSHIP WIZEN* COMM IT T ™ JERSEY maaU when necaaeary at I p. m. In th* Recreation CRANFORD, North Avenue, Wait Septem ber 4-10, "CORPSE CAME C. O. D.," George Building. Taylor P a rt Brent, toan Blondell. _ .___ A n ••c r y WOLF," Barbara Stanwyck, MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD CHAPTER OF HA September 4-6. c r y . . ..THE w e b ." Edmond DASSAH maaU tha third Monday of aaoh month at the Temple Bnal tarsal. •:»» ». »• PARK HOLY NAME SOCIETY of St. Rosa of Umhjs Septem ber 4-0. "DISHONORED IA D T " Hedj; La­ ~ H i ' s r B » r « Catholic Church meets the eecond Tu.idar of marr, Dennl* O’Keefe, John Loder, FALL OUT, Bob month at I P. m. in th* School HalL # Pierce, Teala Lorlng. S i r m s OLEE CLUB of South MoupUIn f- T- , Barry Nelaon, Mark Daniels. .very other Wwlnmiday a t I p. m. In th . aohoaL SOUTH MOUNTAIN SCHOOL P T A + SOUTH ORANGE third Tuaaday of each month at I p. m. In tne it IRVINGTON Mounuln School. CAMEO ROTARY CLUB maeU .vary Tuaaday a* II 111 m. at tha Chantiolar. CASTLE K1 WANIS CLUB me*U every Wednaaday at H ill Robert Young, Su.an Hayward, Rita Joltneon. September 4-0, "CRY WOLF,” Barbw. SUnajok. p, m. a t tha Chantiolar. ber '7-9, “THE WEB," Edmond OBrlen T ’SS L wff- E rror Flynn, Oeraldlne Brooke, UNDERCOVER MAI I (how* Sat., *on. Wllllam Bcndlx, Ella Raines; nMTA. B ^ ^ WU ur, r RIIRN HIGH SCHOOL PTA meeU the see. SIE," Ann Sothern, Barry Nelaon, Mark Daniels. Sep ,ndMTu«d?yR. ofH0°ob.?CNov.mb.r. March and May. 2-4-4-8-10 p. mu llamt, Ricardo Moniaioan. 7.0 "RIFF RAFF ” Pat O’Brien, Walter Blezax. 10-13, "IMPERFECT LADY, Terwa V W h t, Cedrtc A NEW PRIVATE BOARDINR STABLE a l s o Hardwlcke,^rdwlcke. Virginia Vlrglnl* newField, BLAZE OF NOOV,_ William PACK COMMITTEE ot South Ii u £ . f u m Holden, Sonny Tufte, William Bendlx, Anne Baxter. No II m**G monthly at • p. m. at tne rtecr.au "THUNDERBOLT" Houea Taylor Park. il Chatham Township where your horse will Secret War Film . Ricardo Montalban, Akim Tamlroff. receive expert attention and care. ★ EAST ORANGE tic* HOLLYW OOD, Central Avenue at Harrison se beautiful new stables have paddock stalls r a nrvR* AUXILIARY of DiJ Smith Po*t HI, a riding ring. Horses are boarded by the Septem ber 4-10, "MOSS ROSE," Peggy Cummin*. J:K"*n0,th.OrR‘."r.a5o,n BSiSlSTbS&p” * * Vlcto? Mature, Ethel Barrymore, V\gc,?n5 Haver Mlllburn. WONDER WHO’S KISSING HER NOW, June H»veT, ith, or longer, and are under the constant Mark Stevens Martha Stewart. September 11-17, KNOLLWOOD ASSOCIATION meat, monthly. « ’•HUCKSTERS," Clark Gable* Deborah Kerr, Sydney call.II, at 19 Whitney road. Short Hllle. at • p. m. 5 and supervision of experts. Greenstreet. •ach month. Octobe- tnrougn - Rales Are $35. ■ $40. - $50. Per Month and Februaix Meetlnge In tha echool DAV OaUlon-Oentll. Chapter meeu trh* let WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OF ST. ROB® ^ if ORANGE TuMday* eaoh month at M P- « •» tba Recreation CHURCH maeU th. flrat Tuaaday of each month at Building. Taylor Park. ■ m. at tha Chanticler. Committee EMBASSY, 349 Main Street NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE Nurelng Comr Mrs. LONG H i l l STABLES OUT R. BOSWORTH POST 14*. American Lesion meet* the flrat Wedne.day of «*fh Meyersville Road Chatham Township September 4-0, "CRY WOLF.” meeu evfry fourth Thursday^ «• P- »• Wa.hln^on Marshal Poeey. Beechcroft Road, praaldtns. Errol Flynn, Oeraldlne Brooke; UNDERCOVER MAI NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE Board Maatlns to held CHATHAM 4-0765-M ■ SIE," Ann Sothern, Barry Nelson, Mark Daniels. Sep­ School Auditorium. -_____ oa the third Tuesday of aaoh month at 4 ,4t~1|. tem ber 7-0, "IMPERFECT nV n J&N" wfl'- rlc Hardwlcke, Virginia Pt*ld: ,BLAMI OF NOON, WU- CONTINENTAL LODGE No. 1W. F. * > • “ . maeU WOMEN'S GUILD OF WTQMINO CHURCH lUm Holden, Sonny Juft., WlUljm,Bendlx Ann. B « maau tha flrat Tuaaday of aach month tn W W j** item noiaen, sonny i the eecond and fourth Tuesdays of the month In tha We eater to hayride parties ter. September 10-13, "THE WEB, HalL Vincent Price.Price, Williamwilliam Bendlx, “““Ella Raln««, FIESTA,■ Bank Building. Mlllburn. ------r Esther Williams, Ricardo Montalban, Akim Tamlrolf. «

* ---- SERVICES OPPEREp SERVICES OFFERED USED CARS POR SALE Veterans FOR SALE "ia-ioSTBACTORS sa—aeuiu gkr.lK* QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES t-APTIQI'BO »—Mlat'KLLANIUllS RADIO and Appliance Repali BWwj I I M o n th . To Fey MAHCXI ANY aielgh hick bad ■urinu-u. MAYS YOU (HU) CM Eli f A VLNU H Down Queries O&fcML 4PM?l4bllMi HUM Radio M>* Appiunrs c„ CLASSIFIED aunngs and manraa* chairs ana Tour new Sinfar Sawtn* Machine. Da- Chainasa «n*A •hnn HUM Fey dUhm pn.au aala VfcMMBBlN llvarlea ar* Moroetod oonatauily Vet.rana Admlhi.t,,,,.. . - . HUM t-tkd* I B I M Bulck. 40 Sedan RAM . . . MU IIWArsut 9 Ibee .5- •>)IM *l >utiUn4 m t, *ummn at near Bewtn* Caniar, II M ata S t. 1,M7. ‘ ■ ‘ m ” ‘wn. r"l.’’u* Hudson. '41, C lub Coupe BAR *555 answered the lit ^ MUlhurn ______If —NOOFINB—EEFAIHR fiuB B - iuyw lamp, *•“ *' Ptym m iin. 41. f l s S w ag, M R frequently AriteJ V " ^ ** pl m vlib i -i— m. 9DUSs s r UDMI — ftL&9I ypJF?" ROOF REPAIRING—ALL KINDS Plymouth O Sedan, Bp OkLum *SM Lew Price* — High Quality Ford. 41 Coach OeLus. . *>25 •bout out-patletat IreT im r^ ADVERTISING ANTIQU*~roet*r. round mirror with 5 o ii* ” tui 7uu«urtii ftiumkHUs roof- G uaranteed lo slop ell task. All Tin- Open evening, til 10 Sunday tit * p m VA hospital clinic w J * I Id antiqued wbiu frame summii t S r B 0rBTais M . _____ I^re"ic, mil liter tops AtUe room* niture fUuuhutstered or New Fur­ ______S P R IN O riE L O SON t r u n k lur packing or Hortn* Bansmi i cellars slueatlona and r*- niture will cell for end deliver D A B Motor Sslst A. Only If you h a ir < Wf, SOY S Mackinaw and sport « » l »>m Wrtta pain, fre. aslimata*. up in 1 yaai* ««• 14 Call Summit » -4 n y ______Bog 11, c u MUIburn itwii MnCg 9 - A B B * ______>12 North Broad St Ellasbetb connected disability, „ ^ J»-A VENETIAN BLIND# c MUXEORN SHORT-HIU.S it e m "s U T D IR E C T AND SAV* LI VINO room am. porch awing, eacuum j° Jj Jt r u NY 427 HunUn*ton Road Ifilututh Mil* ______have • nongervlce-connecud "! Mlllbur* S-ISM AM *w W s« fens*. Shwr *U; caffM awMpar, matal bad. klickau1 00.1 I'WW MOTORCYCLE. Indian Chl.f. Buddy ^ton lull-Taahlon hoaiaryl Su m I V •at. Itaaswar. lawn mowar. gardav SUNSET! VENETIAN BUND OO wal. saddle has. S' id condlilnn. roeht tnd are on le*v. fr««t | .1 .rrore in «.»» mu.t b. *1 *e* •'!« «n' ln».nlNi T i n p i MIm I loot# It* Bprmgllald Am. Spring. SHOVEL for hire E s c a t lu g work TiII, SIMalro •«**«lou. *we*0 Deniermtowm- s —JO -Denier *0 d o n . cellar*. a»w»r*. Me Linden VENETIAN BUNDS m i su «-*>n haapltal and ordered lo rey*., •rra rs. »ot u»* fault of III# e6nuU eee. will •• o4la«i#4 Of tr— iaoortftoa Denier, alas cotton lor sponawear field • Wrlia tar Color Card or .tall our Mill H i s s - " RJCrtNlSHED AND 194! FORD eoech. egeepUonsI an out-patient clinic far OARAOE done*. O .trbaad fSacuonal tU~OREaSMARINe ditto)) new enalne No dealers Bu. #.»■ COPY MUST BE IN BY I P. *t TUESDAT and ms# how Sa*t# Rock Siockin*. ar. Type 1 any ala* aM llablt EnttansM* BLADE TO ORDER «-IS4«rW.______treatment or examination" k pnpaM d Krauaa BS 1-7311. S u i t * ROOK ENITTINO MILL* lo* YOUR dsiilhtW s clothes m ed. to « - PROBtPI SERVICE billty for out-paUrnt Ur.u*7 4-HOLE lea C ra.ni Typtu dawn frrown I J PRICES SLASHED ! I »i Amity mr**t dingac. M J d*r. sens a in U CaU Bu S-dlM-W, e s t i m a t e s c h e e r f u l l y •et by taw. and, egeepi ln f|n HELP WANTED— Pcmsls HELP WANTED—Male. liond condiuoo Raaaonabl. WwtUWd ' 4— PASH PEOBDCE IS -E L E C T RICA t Bulck *41. Spec 1 ‘on* . „ ------*»>]» LAItOB ill. rn.ur.uo. com pel deeiree g i v e n Chevrolet 49, Began, RAH 4 995 ■Unces, treatment n iimuq c u m ill. ia*ur*oro .«enu in Union A TOMATOES *2 buahal Dali.wed Chai* CAMERAS aasoli tlulio, gtrt‘a coal, ■LRCTHICAL trtslAllatloa# rooslrad 1549 s» T h ird fll n .ln tle ia 9-5*19 Ford M. Tudor Detui* ...... i> 9 > tboee with *ervteew. Union mg room furniture, mlacellsnwms PULL site «lorkltne crib. HO Chlid's UN 1-ilN Bros C ushm an Motor Scooters. * bed and buraau set 125 Hhoei HIUs CIPHOIJirtR* patient eltnlc*. Alao, irierunq 40 Hr. Week YOUNcT m a N. t» r( Mm. wwB. aarattm chain organ* l*w_n mow«* Cleaned by machine Fro*pact street. Maduon station UN apringflelll.ld G o o d w il l h o m e s t o r e 7-M21-W W ANTED TO BUY have no aervice-conneetMi No Saturday! 45 Plan. St . W l £ J THE WAU-MASTER WAT 1935 PONTIAC Call Su 4-2921-M be­ M*plc»« Mack* aouth from DL A « MIOH chair. *10. playpen *10: Tartoe No imin. atriaSe c— „ ---- — BOTTLE gee .love and small refrig­ tween 5 and 9 20 p. m. abilities may apply to nn eg BOY s l u r arnoot cod m n l s o j i ; Tot *1, Pramrtt. loldmg earn***, Broad St SU im n ___ lio, bathinetu stand II Btimmlt 4- CaU Oran#* s-iili for eetlnsata erator, reoaoosbt# Millington V- BOX trailer for tele Cell Summit tlent clinic for haspiuiuahg Mundars M « an « s D nit Btor*. 3011 W I N t C H A R L E S MARTI Bprlu.n.ld AM. Maplewood PIECE linns room a« wlth sllp 212* " r - FL'IUGTURB -RKPAIRBO ' physical examlnailoiu dhcloai runts, small dialog room s*t Chat- SINGER aewtng machine* tresdlt or 195* PONTIAC. CaU between 5 and MAN to 45 r*.rs, intelligent alert. KOHLER furnace hmta * rooms, LOOA* erode* rebuilt 91 up New eledtrie Top prices psid. need for hoapitaliMUun. >ua 78 Shipman Street • m w l H Willi Him. *al« rsperl- also 1 pot sum wan 40 gal tank. « JO u 01. 20 V aa Dyka pUee. Bum- ■ r r r r r Mahogany Queen Anne bed­ lf>L U H* gsasaai utiulUioti *59 THREE piece walnut bedrootn suli*. glass mirror 32 Inches 4 ft In oak WK PAY ntgbeet c .tn prtcsw fee any­ GIRLS WANTED frames. Ill: • pin:# flrrpi.ee Mt. NBULATtOB TUTORING phrale* enllege m ats A3*No. Only veu-mn* witk * YOUNCI n u n . high aehool ire d u a i., I*- twin beds. J piece double bed wal­ thing Antique*, china, .Hear, brio mechanical engineering------•ufileet*ubt{ *0 nut bedroom suit*, oak lable, Mor- Ill: fireplace grate. *4 20 Inch, 5 a-brae. (Minting*, rug* four attW Ice-connected aliment* in q JO year* Appl)' In person UUUir blade has! hearing lawnmowtr Bu JOHNB-MANVILLB “Blown" Rock airieering draw ing Prof Jama* R Laundry. Main #1. Chatham Chat­ rts chair, ru* Bu. M HI-w contents our nMNIO. flandninh 490 Trem nnl »>e Or bte for' treatment In out-pa -19 Wool Ineulellon for hom es etore* SUM M IT A lftrriO N ROOM# Light clean work ham 4-MOO ______• WALNUT dining room set go«l con­ tpenm en 1. fecloriea manufactured ange OR 6-0953______clinics, except under rare urn dition 197* William Street, Un»t AM selling everythin* 1 cant carry 47-49 Summit Ava CARPET cleanine plan!, a .iron* with m# lo aehool some thing* are • nd installed by J OHMS-MAN VU-LB Sum m it 4-1111 S witehbosrd-Rsctplionitl stances. G O O D PA Y youn* n u n High aehool education, 3-2422 ______priced, other*— wbal will you gleet Fscluslee local enmnasv reptaeenta­ Inaidr aieadr work No .spen.nc* 2 WAY high chair, good condition. Ptlgtdelre '47 Coidwal), unali loot*, il*** ANTIUURI furniture cluaa glut, Burt high paid fob in two weeatl Q. What Is the waitin* Udl needed See Mr M erer South Or­ “ I. U n.l 2-4MO-W.______precision dial gauge* Maueer ver­ A T Bruce Orange I-U12 lam p. Copper K ettle MUIburn Ave­ G uaranteed tnekpenaH e court# Day Take Bue No TO P H J oh neon Unlonville 2-AMJ nue near Theater 8h HUM 7-2242 hoapltaltution? an*. Storage Corp. 210 Valiry S t. CHAIRS, all m ahogany dim M room nier calipers Winchester "71". or evening Free placem ent 12th year South Oran**, ______Ammo. 22 Colt Ac*. I* ga Ftw *hot- r C Kleusm enn M lilburn 4-0543 W Wa buy and aril We elan but A community aehool for you A. Veteran* with servicea Perfect condition *35 SO l-MM gun, 22 Mauser, Caeca electro, tool O A Mott Mlilburn *-1521 estate* ______THE CHASE SCHOOLS ABBOH MFG. CO. MAN day* work, houaecleaning Ref­ CHILDS adjustable Mi-Seat, perfect II Underhill So Orange 2-5472 nccted dtaabllltie* raw Ik | erence* SO 2-1*25. Maplewood.____ kit fnewi. Kapok sleeping bag, DIAMONDS colored .fnnet gold and 79* Broad S treet Newark. N 1 condition M50 Bu t-171*______ramping equipment, bureeu. safe Or telephone num m lt 6-3120 collect silver; auihenUe eppralnle. Phona HUmboldt 5-0421 vided medical care first. Tm (SO Morris Aveniro MAN with car lo carry on an actlw TWIN bedroom mahogany suite: din­ hot water unk, pot stove and " f t - V - l . . a f t a r a P k ii^K R R N I K(| JE A N R TACK GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS beds are available and il iron S u m m it, N. J. bualnew In nearby town. »50 lo too ing room, tudor alyl*: whies, chair*, others Su 6-0299-M. 11 Morris Ave, MURPHY'S TREK HER VICK C erilfled Oemologlet Modern beginner*' course Call m orn­ weekly, percentage Call Chatham «- Sum m it —*—______■ Tree Burgedh* 79 Years In N ew ark II William Bt with nonaervlce - connected i 270* between « and ( p m or Market lamps, many other article* BO 1* ing* or after 5 p m Joseph Blumettl. LEAVING STATE Must sell Using Insurance rerrled FAIR and lust Price* paid for old Bu 6-1434-M ments say they cannot tflad 3-3*34 room suite with slip cover*. 1*5; >51 Morris Ava Sprlngfl.ld, I*. I. •liver oil pelnllnga chin* brid-a- SOLID maboganv dining lable, double m aple kitchen set. tJO: upright piano M lllbur* 4-1412 EVANGELINE BENSON, of stage, opera \ pa y for treatment elsewhere. YOUNCI man for ll|ht work. Heady pedMUl type, 4 years old CaU Sum­ brae furniture, old dolls figurine* employment Apply Corby'a Laundry. *75; ** • boy's bicycle. *M; radio, 140; UASD.K.'AI'INU material* Top eotl etc a im expert appraisal* given for and acreen may b« admitted to VA ho*; m it I- plant) Autumn term now eommenc- L . ... , GIRL WANTED 31 Summit As... Summit m •slras. 43 Princeton avenue, Berke­ Humus eeeda time tun builder • nominal fee Art Eschenge. Theo In* Beginner* or advanced 80 *- iInasmuch as VA almori m METAL chairs MUUble for garden or ley Height*. N. J. ______eonbieatooea Belgian block! etc dor* O en eru ttl. Proprietor. 273 Mill porch Summit fl-3092-R COW or hors# manure, well rotted: Alao rnanoo work A ppotlto's 99 Main bum Ate- Mlilburn Mlilburn 6 * ™ .. tins more application* for ht*$g HELP WANTED •tract Hprlngfield, MUIburn 9-1271 17(5 TO DO LIGHT SEWING MA1X and ET.MAl.E YOUTH bed. mapla. 3 "years old 125 or rich black loem top *011, screened. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS care from veteran, with best offer Chatham 4-4999 _ *5 per load end up Delivered any­ LANDHCAPF. GARDENER Eipert FaU HIO BEST prlree paid Junk mat- trfw * . auuwoooiU tlRttfTlr* n«w« LEGAL NOTICE aervice-conncclcd disability CHINA rloaet. clUna aerelce. buffet, where. guaranteed the best. Hroocka price* Phone Short Hill* 7-2525-W N. J. STATE EMPLOYMENT Perm s Call Essex 5-419). DAEWfti. ru n . m»t*i* wMhrni r* i t hax beda, there is always * | B. L. Schlosser gas refrigerator. 5 Summit Aeenue, NURSERY STOCK frtferatoni W# olefc up Call Kenny AN ORDINANCE RELEASING PURLIC SERVICE Chatham . ______LAWNMOWER. ball beartnt escellent LANDSCAPE DESIGN * PLANTING Linden 2-€7M-W RIGHT* IN DEDICATED HIT of veteran* awaiting their condition. It inch. 41250; 12 Inch, House planting, using attraetlve low UNACCEPTED LANDS a—HOUSEHOLD WOODS 110. Bu. 6-2217.J MRS Edgar Oerfleid Fiaher ibnret for hospitalization Springfield and Woodland Aeenum growing material Healthy, vigorous BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN­ C L E A N E R S •lock supplied where owner* wish to of anilquee onlyi h** ready caab Q. How long does a veteran Summit. N J. Su *-041* IMMEDIATE delivery; refrtgerstor*. LARGE crib, baby carruge. Taylor- for fin# hrrnlir.r* silver, eld SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- Tot. rock-a-bye duck All for *12 do their own planting JOSEPH W 8HIP OF M1L1.BURN IN THE to wait before be ia ho*pi NO FEES CHARGED ga. .nd eleetrte stove., .ink., vacuum PARKER. Su 6-3891. Jewelry, map* books, doll* ra in * 1 Walnut Strait cleaners, camera*. Mr condlUoner*. Unvl. 2-U03-R ______gl*sew*re. oopner. p*wler, o n e* COUNTY OF ESSEX, a* follow*: A. If « veteran ha* a Mala and Ermale Help supplied to Em­ frregent. Bendlg e u h rn ulevtalon: UNIVEX Mercury Camera 35 mm with 79—MAHON—CO N T B A C T O ti palm ing* In olffc waterwlor*, pea -Section 1, That It U hereby deemed connected disability, he doe* ployers. ProfeMlonal, enmm.rctal, liberal allowance on your radio, large 3 5 lent, carrying caee; pair Peer lew JOSEPH RUDIS1 tela; antique quilt* Hmpier* th a t the public In terest will be better Summit, N. J. skilled and unskUlad applicants placad .how room. Open evening* except handcuff*, nickel-plated Linden MASON -CONTRACTOB' palmed tray* bandbniei, eta Phone served by releasing the lend* here­ have to watt to receive ho*piUa In loba. Tuesday and TburtdW. 2-52J2-W, stone— Brick—Sidewalk* Mendham 1-0099 before 7 * m.___ inafter described from a dedication to tton. If he hax a nonnervtcen All Type Concrete Work public use for atreet purposes here­ Banner Horn* Appli*ne* C*nf*r CANDIDS and portrait* of your baby WANTED dlehe* vase* autoe* tofore effected but not accepted and nccted aliment and he i« an ea WANTED—Middle-aged while couple by Julie A. Wolln ere unadrpeeeed, B um m lt 6-1281-J curio cabtoet* and odd furnltur* GIRLS! 522 Clinton ave . Newark B1 3-272* wblchFaaldF i land# - -have never been for superintendent of apartment Su 6-00*7 ;HMENT work, sidewalk repair*, slate- broken or perfset, or wh#i have you opened by the Township eforeeald for geacy case, he t$ admitted id house, coal furnace In exchance MOTOR-STOKER type AT *5-110 in walk*. cellars whitewashed, dratb- So O range 2-5*03______17 Years of Age or Or tr for 3 room apartment Maplewood BLUE broadloom ru* 9'k!4'; radio cabi­ the purposes for which they were dedi­ diately. But if he has a n-miero A-l condition. The Braecher Co net: bet-beck ping pong game; vio­ age. crushed atone, cated as aforesaid pull Time Jobs Only News, Box 60, _____ itlver road, Chatham 4-5500______lin, case and bows; play pen. CaU PETF-R M BRUNO WB PAT CASH for your peed furni­ Section 2. That u to a certain tract connected ailment that it i SALESMAN, Reel Estate Must be ac­ CONSOLE Radio. 10 lube. American Madlaon 6-1139-w OR 3-3009 or OR 3-1754 ture. an tlq u # * ellver, booke. orlo-*- or parcel of land. 34 feet In width emergent, he must wail uns quainted In Orange*, M.plewood, brae, palnUnga. worke of art, af* LIGHT BEN£H Bo»h Perfect condition. 500 W 8-PIECE dining room aulte, good de­ 19—MI5CE1XANEOU9 throughout, heretofore dedicated to Short Kill., Ch.th.rn, or Living.ton. 15th St Linden 2-2945 GEORGE'S AUCTION ROOMS public use for street purpose*, but not bed ia avaUable. The time he a Andrew J*ck. ReMtor, South Orange sign: upright piano; other Item*; ALL SEWING MACHINES repaired - ASSEMBLING OAS range. tn*ulated. rr.aon.ble Tel. appointment only. Cell Summit M SUMMIT AVE. accepted or opened therefor by said wait varies. Some hospilah I 2-2400. guaranteed Rentals available Phone Township, the center line of which la Parted Working Conditions Su 8-6974-J *-1*78, No dealer.. Unvl 3-7014 Singer Sewing Center Tal Bummlt 1-0991 more crowded than others < FOUR high school itudenta, aril 993 Stuyvenent Aye.______._____ Wa will buy your attic eoatenta. more particularly described as follow*: High Wages 5-Day Week Christmas cards, etc., good proflu. OWNER leaving town or thl* excellent COLDS POT refrigerator with foot pedal BEGINNING at a point tn the north­ thus have longer waiting liiti « Paid Holidays and Vacation Call Unvl, 2-1459, Fri 5 to 9 p. m.. Servel Electrolux Refrigerator would door opener, pot etove water heater, SAND gravel, bricks, topsoil, cordwood. OFFICE FURNITURE westerly line of The Orescent distant Q. May a veteran be treated Sat. 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. not be avaUable. 990, Chatham and three-piece walnut bedroom flll-tn dirt, crushed stone. RAH. therein 25 feet from the Intersection 4-5509-W. _ _ suite. Call Sum m it #-3144-J TRUCKING, 680 Chestnut street. used, ln good condition. Tables, of said line of The Crescent with his own physician, on the ortd ART student tapable letterer and Union, Ray and Henry Buya, Unvl typew riter desk* and flat desk* Gemex Company creative designer for part time em­ ONE pot «tove. one electric thermo­ EVERGREENS from 2 to 5 ft Union the northeasterly line of Railroad at VA expenxe? stat, good condition. Call evening# Ave., New Providence. Secohd house 3-6271, South O range 2-2401______Plaza, and thence running north anutacturers of Watch Attachments ployment. State qualifications, salary A. Yes, if he has a service dealred. Box 416. Linden Observer. Unvl. 2-5450. ______on left from Springfield Ave Su. «- BOY'S dark blue suit, size 1*. CaU 21*10' west 154.40 feet along the 1200 Commerce Avenue Union 3988-M. THE HANDY MAN Su 6-6417-J. center line of said driveway to the nected disability and read THOR washing machine, excellent •outheaaterly lin e of Hobart Avenue, stween Vauxhall Rd and Morris Ave. condition, *50. CaU Su. 6-6643-R. 19—MUSICAL IIVSTRUHKIITS Painting. Carpentry. Cellar Cleaning. prior VA approval for $uch Unvl. 2-4100 EMPLOYMENT WANTED Trash removal. Home Furnishing Re­ and shown upon a survey made by COLD8POT refrigerator. * cu. ft,. *100. C. W Holliday. C. E., dated August 15, COUPLES caretakera, gardeners, rooks NEW Spinet piano, uaad Grand* and pairs 1*4 Ton Truck available. SINGER SEWING MACHINES ORDER TO LIMIT Smith, 695 Springfield avenue, Sum­ __ JOHN A WH1PP. Unvl 2-3141 1945, the public right arising from the August a i HOME COUNSELOR houseworkei* In all branches Phone m it. ____ Upright* for tale or rent bv the dedication thereof be and hereby Is Newmark'a Agency. 20 W ashington mouth. Mo. 4-1*42 or writ* Crafts­ FURNACE Cleaning—Have your fur­ Treadle or Electric released and extinguished. ESTATE OF JOSEPH BERTRAH St Mo 4-3699.______FRIGIDAIRE 1947 electric range*, man Plano Shop. Morris Plains ore* cleaned by vacuum North Jer­ Section 3. T h a t th e Townehlp Clerk deceased FOR $187.75 and up: Frlgldalre refrigera­ 8. J sey Engineering Co, Cbatham 4- P ursuant to the order ol OwiF FOR practical or baby nurses. Call tor*, *198 50 and up; Magnovox ra­ -TO P PRICES PAID- be and hereby le authorized and di­ Becker, Surrogate ol the CouMJ_ CHILDREN'S CLOTHES Mitchell 2-1975, any time NEW AND USED spinets, studioa, 0874 rected to file, within sixty days after dios. *187 and up. Full warranty; grands: 5-year guarantee. Dowe Re­ th is O rdinance becom es effective, a Essex, this day made, on the i m High Commission—Bonus FOREIGN JOBS Wen. Women. OotT., budget terms. Immediate delivery. OIL BURNER installations, cleaned tton of the undersigned, **«•* building Service, 185 Highland ave-.. and serviced ; electric wiring, appli­ SINGER SEWING CENTER copy thereof, certified by him to be Spare Time — Write: private listings. Hundreds skilled Koos Bros Temporary Radio Appli­ near Bloomfield avenue. of said deceased, notice Is.JJ classifications 16-pages accurate In­ ance! repaired S F. Romano, tale- a true copy under the seal qf said given to th e creditors of said dees MRS. HARRIET TATE ance Dept. 187 W estfield Ave., Clark Township, together with a copy of the 48* Richmond Avenue formation. 11.00. postpaid. Satisfac­ Township (near Rahway city line). ELECTRIC reproducing Baby Orand, phon* Unvl. 3-8276.______400 N Wood Avenue Linden 2-6757 to exhibit to the subscriber J tion guaranteed FOREION JOBS *400. Qood condition. 8 0 2-25^4 proof of publication of said Ordinance, oath or affirmation, their elulnu Lplewood SO 3-0010 Rahway 7-1112. ______WE FIX ANYTHING In th e officeFt of - th - e -Register • of Essex INC., Baltimore 1. Maryland.______Economy EnterprUes. 456 Irvington dem ands against the estate or IUSEKEEPER, business couple. 8 O.E. REFRIOERATOR. perfect condi­ GUITAR. Oretach Synchronistic with FINE quality china dinner set for 12, County. New Jersey. deceased, within six months from tnd 4 year old girls Pleasant sur- HIGH School girl wants work mind­ tion, *100. Sum m it 6-6318. case and DeArmond pick-up, *75. ave BO 2-9898. ______Private. M illington 7-0057-J3. Section 4. That this Ordinance shall ing young children from 5 p.m. on C hatham 4-0*72. date, or they will be totem k 'oundlngd! Robert S. Culleb, Short WE8TINOHOU8E refrigerator 6.3 cubic LIGHT Trucking Express. Will take take effect at the time and ln the from prosecuting or recovering mils. N. J. S H 7-3468-W after 8 For further tnformstlon call West- •eashor* trip * Call Un. 2-4271. COMBINATION kitchen oil burner and manner prescribed by law. field 2-0930-J feet. O.E. Hot Point Washing m a­ II—BIRDS A FETS bottled gas range. Reasonable. Llesch. same again.! ^ ro b scrlb er^ " ’ " Rector 2-7883 during day chine, spinner type. MU. 6-1154-M. PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby given LIGHT trucking. Deliveries anywhere. Bungalow Terrace, Millington 7- that the above Ordinance wae Intro­ for luncheonette and soda foun- VETERAN wants drivers position. Ex­ CANARIES, good aragera. Call I to Day and evening work. Phone Unvl 0169-R ERNEST BRITA, Proctor 1 work. Pull or part time. Apply perienced with 2V4 ton trucks. Ref­ PAIR of twin beds; high boy and van­ I P. M. 288 Phillips tsrrace. Union. duced and passed on first reading at 321 MlUburn Avenue erences supplied. Call Mlilburn 6- ity: solid maple. Also dining room 2-1203-R. WARDROBE tru n k . Please call Su. 6- a regular meeting of the Township Main street, Mlilburn.______FEED for dogs, chickens, pigeon* MlUburn, N. J. - 0 1 2 2 - J . ______mlrroi. Phone South Orange 2-4199. II—MOVING—STOBAGB 5353. Committee of th e Township of Mill- Auk. 2*. Sept. 4, 11. 18, 2i ’4jJ BBSS (local girl) wanted full or rabbit* F. R. Dietrich, 1411 Stuy- b u m ln th e C ounty of Essex, New > time. Louvls Tea Room. 363 GENERAL TRUCKING by day, week, REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux (Servel), veaant A vanua Union. Unvl. V ORDER TO LIMIT | EXPRESSING—Trucking, all Jersey Jersey, held on Tuesday evening, Sep, August 1. ingflcld avenue, Summit. contract. Cellars cleaned. Odd jobs 5 ft., good condition. *100. South Or­ 3201. points J T Murray. PO Box 106, FURNISHED ROOMS also SO 2-4649. ange 2-0790. ______tember 2. 1947, and that said Ordi­ Estate of DOMENICO DI SESSA. XPERIENCED sales girl. Apply In TROPICAL fish, live food, canaries Murray Hill. N J Sum m it 6-0323-W LARGE double room and bath, twin nance will be taken up for further EXPERIENCED French cook avail­ COLI) SPOT 6 ft. refrigerator *100. beds, private home, garage. Chris­ ceased. writing, stating qualifications. B. H. plants, and pet aupplles Hilltop Pet MOVING. _ STORAGE:______JlUfil, lreasonable; CBOUUDUIB, IB*re- consideration and final passage at a Pursuant to the order or OrotP^m Prumkln. Inc. 408 Springfield ave­ able full time for small family. Lo­ Smith, 695 Springfield Ave., Summit. Shop. 761 Springfield Ave., Irving­ frtgerators moved: piano hoist Dally tian business couple. Available Sept. regular meeting of said Committee to Becker, Surrogate of the County w nue. Summit. ______cal references. Call Miss Grenier. 7-9 p. m. ______ton. N J Essex 2-5771. Open 9-9. trips to N Y O LIBERTY STOR­ 1 Su 6-2139. be held ln the meeting room, Town Su._6-1054.______Hall, on Monday evening, September sex, ththis is daydsv made, on the *PP“r j COUNTER girl or waitresses, experi­ •-A MACHINERY BOXER puppy, beautiful female fawn, AGE OO. Ma. 2-4868: Night* Essex FURNISHED room, semi-private bath, of the undersigned, EJrdUtor °: GIRL wishes Job as mother's helper. 3-67*9. ______use of kitchen if dealred. Business 15, 1947, a t 8:30 o'clock or as soon enced or inexperienced. Good sal- H. j. ZOUBEK CO. three month., *150. Short H1U> 7- thereafter as said matter can be deceased, notice Is hereby Slyen ^ sry, pleasant surroundings. Summit Sleep in. Su. 6-6233-W. 3997-M. LOCAL and long dtatance moving and woman preferred. Near MUIburn creditors of said d K eaJti,"^ AIR COMPRESSORS - PNEUMATIO Center, write Box 21, c/o Mlilburn reached, at which time all persons who Sweet Shonpe, 381 Springfield Ave., WOULD like 5 days work, $6 per day. ATTRACTIVE mixed breed puppies. 731 •torage. Local agents for Allied Vane. to the subscriber under oath or * , TOOLS - PUMPS - VIBRATORS Item.______may be Interested th erein will be matlon.m.4loH theirtVsealw claimsMalmR ana311(1 J Sum m it. Call Su 6-3938. ______GENERATORS - SAW TABLES - PILE M ountain Ave.. Springfield or call Inc. Robbins Sc Allison. Inc.. Cran­ given an opportunity to be heard :RL to work In luncheonette. Apply BUSINESS person care children, dishes, HAMMERS - MIXERS - LOW BED M lilburn 6-0041-W. ford Oran 6-0*98. ■______FURNISHED room ln private home concerning same. against the estate of sal?. for business person. Convenient to w ithin six months from tl}*a Susl's, 330 Springfield Ave. Summ it etc. Evening, Exchange room, board. TRAILERS WEEKLY trips to th e shore. Call Union CLARENCE A. HILL, they will be forever barred from P- 1-4154. ______W rite Box 20, c/o MUIburn Item. RENTALS - SALES Trucking com pany. UNvL 2-5787 D. L. Sc W. i t at Ion. Su. 6-0420-M. Chairman, Township Commlttse. SERVICES OFFERED THEODORE L. WIDMAYER, cutlng or recovering the same OPENING In advertising department GIRL (1 year college) wants Job as 620 Ramsey Avenue at Bloy Street MOVING end Trucking—seashore trips. WILL share apartment with woman the subscriber.^^ ^ ^ of newspaper. Experience In short Hillside, N. J. Unlonville 2-6997 22-A AUTOS FOR HIRE who enjoys music, bridge; conveni­ Township Clerk * mother's helper, likes children, or Wilmer Boggs, Unvl 2-4273.______Sept. 4, 1947 - ____ Fees: $9.48 hand and typing necessary. CaU day's work. Unlonville 2-0720. DISTRIBUTORS ror Worthington, ent Lackawanna, buses. 15 minutes CHARLES C. GIFFONIELLO, Pr Miss A rthur 8u, 6-1940. ______Hertz-Driv-UR-Self System IB—PAINT—DECORATING from Newark. Box 48. S. O. Record. Goulds. Weatco. Fairbanks, Nora* LEGAL NOTICE 744 Broad Street, WANTED: Laundry to do at home. CaU pumps, gas engines, lighting plants. STENOGRAPHER-Clerk, switchboard evenings. M lilburn 6-1844. ______Passenger cars and truck, to hire. PAINTINO FURNISHED room, semi-private bath, Newark 2, N. J. F.,l_lil knowledge______, |ilt,SVSSVMipreferred. —37 » Vr/_ hour ‘ Worthing air compressors. Westing- J. Frank Connor, Licensee. use of kitchen If desired Business AN ORDINANCE REVISING THE SAL­ Aug. 7, 14. 21, 28, Sept. 4 house. Century and U 8 Electric Exterior and interior Free estimates ARY RANGES OF POSITIONS IN eek. Apply between 10 and 5, JohnB WOMAN would like day’s work, light DRIVE IT YOURSELF Pure linseed oil used on all out- person preferred. Near Mlilburn Cen­ ORDER (anville, 67 Union Place, Summit. laundry or cleaning. Bigelow 8-6355. Motors, Peerless fans, blowers: ter. W rite Box 21, c/o MUIburn Item THE CLASSIFIED CIVIL SERVICE completa stock of pumps, sir com­ INSURANCE PROTECTION ald. painting. r & ^ OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 6-3820. 85 Plane St., corner James St. SHORT Hills—Large room for two, ESTATE OF JANE R. DeBEVOI®. pressors, pulley* motors, fans, blow­ Newark, N. J. HU 5-2200. Bu «-40dl-6l IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. GIRL or woman for counter wprk, Employment Agencies ers. unit beaters: specialising In semi-private bath, excellent table, The Ordinance, of which the fore­ deceased , . npor# steady, days, 8 to 4:30, five days. or Pursuant to the order of pum ping equipm ent. GENERAL 25—CARPENTERS MUIburn 6-1751-J $80. Short HUla 7-2304.______going Is the title, wae passed on final Su. 6-6727.______CARRINGTON ELECTRIO EQUIP CO., 155 Mulberry OCLIkCt,Becker, Surrogate of the, 1*11C aPPli J EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DOUBLE room — Convenient to all reading at a “regular meeting of the d e n t a l As s is t a n t , tor office in" St.. Newark, Ml. 2-7933. WE specialize In carpentry Jobbing PAINTINO and wallpapering. Wil­ Township Committee of the Township Essex, this day made, ^on t » " J jj 67 Maple Ave. Vaux Hall liam Pless, River Road, Chatham. transportation. CaU after 6 p. m. tlon of the undersigned. Exec _ Chatham, with or without experi­ No job too targe or small. Work Short HUls 7-3849. of MUIburn ln th e C ounty of Essex, ence. Pleasant personality required. 8outb Orange 2-0409 F O R R E N T done reasonably. Free sstlmatea C hatham 4-5723-J.______New Jersey, held on the 2nd day of said deceased, noticeUUvlvL Is hCT'W | JO Couples and reliable help furnished Floor Scraping Machine to th e creditors of said decease Middle-age woman preferred. Sal­ Linden 2-6630-R. T. MONAHAN AND SON September, 1947. hlblt to the subscribers^ unde ary $30. Phone CHat. 4-2328, or SO in all branches of domestic) service. Floor Waxing Machine LOST CLARENCE A. HILL, mbit to tne demU» Floor Edging Machine CARPENTRY repairs, caulking and ex­ painters and decorators; any room or affirmation, their claims ana ^ 2-1791. OFFICE Help, male and female. Secre­ terior and Interior painting. Free kitchen painted for $10.95; we go any­ SMALL leather kit, 14” long, 18'' high, Chairman, Township Committee. taries, Stenos, Typists, Billing Clerks, Wall Sander—Disc Type where. Tel. OR 3-9482. THEODORE L. WIDMAYER. against the estate ,<£msatnis date,J EXCEPTIONAL opportunity, high type R Si R Paint Sc Wallpaper Supply Co- estimates. Call Su 6-2783. zipper on top, Initials ln gold w ithin six m onths from fro* woman over 25 to be trained for B’k’ping Mach. Opers. Office Boys, C.H.L., Jr. Lost vicinity town, re­ Township clerk loievc- barred -- - ! Ledger Clerks. Local Industries. Ex­ 1394 Stuyvesant Ave., Union *4—CONTRACTORS 1 D McORAY, painter paperbavger they wlU be forever special work. Flexible hours, car Telephone UNlonvlUa 2-5562 ds deoprator. Bu. 6-5317-M. ward offered. Contaot South Orange Sept. 4, 1947 Fees—$2.40 prosecuting or recovering recover *ne essential. Write for appointment, cellent Wages. 2-9475. ______AIR COOLED ENGINES BUILDING RECONDITIONING Call GEOROE OSSMANN for EX­ LEGAL NOTICE against the subscribers. N Box 85, c /o Sum m it Herald. BANKBOOK B-1212. Please return to -IL­ W MELVILLE COURSE * CENTRE EMPLOY. A'G'CY Up to 25 H.P.—Parts and Service for Fix It before It breaks down Re­ TERIOR and, INTERIOR painting AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AlfoR- WOMAN for gtfieral cleaning every 969 Stuyvesant Ave. Unvl. 2-7277 Wisconsin, Briggs Sc Stratton, and modeling: repairing; porches; stairs: M lilburn 6-1232.______Linden T ru st Co., St. George Ave. CLARENCE FHUNTW Monday, $5 and carfare. Unvl 2-4415. Clinton Headquarters for Bolens Gar­ Branch. DINANCE ENTITLED “AN ORDI­ PITNEY, HARDIN, WARD Open Frl. evenings until 8 p.m. recreation rooms, with knotty pine, Call Schaub Sc Schm idt for PAINT­ NANCE TO REGULATE THE CON­ den Tractors and Joacobsen Power knotty cedar; roofs repaired, recovered; PASSBOOK No 23667. Please return to & BRENNAN, Proctors SECRETARY, m atron, doctor's office, ING DECORATING and PAPER- STRUCTION, REPAIR, ALTERA­ 744 Broad Street Maplewood. 5-day week, no evenings. Mowers. new floors laid, floors reflnlshed Life HANOINO UnlonvUle 2-7198. The First National Bank Sc Trust TION AND REMOVAL OF BUILD­ PERSONALS STORE TRACTOR CO. time experience Steve Franko 277 In- Co., Sum m it.______Newark 2, N. J. , fete-}*’ Box 62, Maplewood News.______INGS WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP OF Aug. 21, 28, qept. 4, NURSING Home for the Aged, and Westfield 2-1262 dlana atreet. Union, N J UN 2-0593. nUDDIk*ROBERT inuivawn.w*.**FABRICATORE GENERAL ledger bookkeeper. Full tim e Opp. State Inspection on South Aye. Interior - Exterior - Paper Hanging BANKBOOK B-1212. Please return to MILLBURN IN THE COUNTY OF NOTICE OF SETTLES®.! jr chronically til. Day-night nursing GEORGE OSSMANN Linden Trust Co., St. George Avenue ESSEX, NEW JERSEY” NOTICE OF S E y WILSON. work. State experience and salary ex­ care Pleasant surroundings. Sum­ ONE air compressor, 1'h h.p. good run­ Plastering — Floor Scraping ESTATE OF SAMUEL F- pected. Courier Box No. 30 _____ CARPENTRY 2182 Morris Ave., Union Unvl. 2-3*86 Branch. The Ordinance, of which the fore­ m it 6-6926. ning condition. James Gorman, 298 going is the title, was passed on final ceased. , that tW £ Broad St., Summit. Su. 8-3344. Ask Remodeling, Repairing! Cabinet MEYER- BROS Painting and Decorat­ BANKBOOK No. 20531. Please return Notice Is hereby glva-nh-« Trus"* COMPANION to assist elderly lady MAN driving to Florida middle of Oc­ Work, Recreation Rooms and Bara reading at a regular meeting of the about to move to Springfield, tyith for Ernest. ______ing. Pure lead and linseed oil. 534 to First National Bank Sc Trust Co., Township Committee of the Township counts o f . tober would like companion to help Storm Sash Tillman St.. HUlsid* N. J. Unvl Summit. under th e last wli'_?tna ^ceased. light housework. Room and bath. with driving. References exchanged. 9—MISCELLANEOUS ______Mlilburn 6-123J of M lilburn ln th e C ounty of Essex, Cali Orange 3-2569 between 7 and 9 2-6198-W .______PASSBOOK No. 15148. Finder please New Jersey, held on the 2nd day of SAMUEL F. WILSON^ tne 5W Write Box 24, c/o Mlilburn Item. SINGER SEWING MACHINES be audited and stated "1tlement p. m ______FRED S T E N G E L . CARPENTER: HARRY A. BEA £ SON return to Citizens Trust Co. of Septe/nbei* 1947. and reported for sera ^ Need new machines? Singer deliveries repairs, alterations, screens, cabi­ Summit. CLARENCE A. HILL, : ami i c y w - , thp cone-.' STENOGRAPHER for law office, Expe­ are Improving constantly! Order yours nets, etc. Let me do your small 6* ELMWOOD TER.. IRVINGTON the TOphans'_ court o fU ^ dlJ rience preferred, but not necessary. FOUND BANKBOOK No. 24097. Please re­ Chairman, Township Committee now I Singer Sewing Center, 993 Stuy­ lobs or any lob. UNlonvllle 2-0410. Paperhanging, painting, plastering; THEODORE L. WIDMAYER, . Essex on Tuesday, Five day week. Phone Mlilburn 6- PIN above Post Office. Baker street. vesant Avenue. _____ or UNlonvllle 2-6632. 1273 Grand­ Kraf-tex walls can be papered; esti­ turn to The Summit Trust Co. September next. 1190 between 9-12 and 1-5. Township Clerk. Dated: August 8, Maplewood. BO 2-2628. Evening*. CRAFTSM AN'S circular saw, Jl* view Ave., Union. m ates given. Call now ESsex 2-7454, BANKBOOK 27278. JPlease return to SepL 4, 1947 Fees—$2.76 CASHIER, good paying Job. Regular DOGS - CATS — See Summit Animal saw, compressor, on portable fable* GENERAL CONTRACTOR OSCAR OLSEN Linden. CLINTON TRUST ay increases, pleasant surroundings. Welfare League notice, social page Flexible shaft, motors, accesaorlee, OR 2-2237 LEGAL NOTICE — CARRU& COTTER. Praetors S:ings Super Market, 321 Springfield Summit Herald. 11 your do# is lost. workliench In odd lot, 1450. Phona Painting—Paperhanging ZIRCON ring, green plastic case. Be­ 483 Clinton Avenue Are.: Sum m it.______SO. 3-1700. 10 A. m.-4 p m.______WALTER E. ENGLISH JlN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE RE­ LADY’S Wrist watch, vicinity of Wool- ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN tween Linden City Hall—Greenbergs, VISED SANITARY CODE OF THE Newark 8. N. J. , ,, -47. SALESLADY, experience preferred In worth’s. Union, owner may claim PRINTING—All forme of bualnee* BEST MATERIAL USED. Aug. 22. Reward. Cranford 6-3483. Aug. 14, 21, 28, sept. 4, 11- Pees-«F Roofing — siding 368 HIGH 8 T , TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN, COUN­ dresses and coats, full or part time: upon Identification and payment and social printing—matched letter­ Perm anent Driveways KEYS on ring, summit business cen­ TY OF ESSEX, NEW JERSEY Su. 6-2730. of ad. Unvl. 2-7285-J. heads, envelopes, and cards, bro­ House Painting ORANGE, N J ______ter. Su 6-4520. The Ordinance, of which the fore­ chures, folders, house organ#, direct ATHLETES FOOT MOTHERS, do you need to earn? Why Chimney Pointing and Rebuilding It-A —PIANO TUNING BANK BOOK No. 20342. Finder please going Is the title, was passed on final not Investigate Avon Products op­ mall advertising letters, program* House Wiring—General Maintenance reading at a regular meeting of the ROOMS WANTED announcement* Invitations, etc. return to First National Bank of KILL IT IN ONE portunity to earn $1 per hour. Work Plastering — Masonry Work • PIANOS TUNED MlUburn. Board of Health of the Township of during school hours. Write for Inter­ LADY wishes nice unfurnished room, Photo-offset, letterpress and JtjMr- REGIN ALD“ BELCHEB Mlilburn ln the County of f s sex, New YOUR 35c BACK. ^ view a t your home. P. O. Box 634, kitchen privileges. Su 6-1177. _____ mographlo embossing method* Art , 224 CLEVELAND ST., ORANGB , MADISON 6-2128 - Jersey, held on the'^nd day of Sep­ Summit, N. J. ____ FURNISHED room by quiet business work, layout and copy, assistance. OR 4-4932 or OR 2-8348______Church Organist and Tuner EARLY COPY _ tem ber. 1947. —— ------g;— ------Union Register's Community Print _ .. i 35 Year* If not (.leased.. The couple. Phone Su 6-4120______EXPERT Sanltrary Cesspool Service: v CLARENCE A. HILL. LY. To kUI IV y?u A s5S a Sheri- 930 Stuyvesant aven u * Union, GETS BETTER SERVICE ' President, Board of Health. TE-OL a t any drug. s®W alC(ih^, USfcD CARS WANTED SINGLE woman, one or two furnished cesspools and septic tanks-cleaned, PIANtJ1A«U Timing. We are experts, re­ C- all...... Unlonvilleonville'T-l >-*700.______built and,repaired CARL GULICK. pairing, reflnlshlng. Call for esti­ HAVE YOUR CLASSIFIED COPY THEODORE L. WIDMAYER, , fungicide, >nftde„ w!!5„ More c< 1 USED OARS WANTED a t highest or unfurnished rooms With house­ Secretary. cash prices Dillon Motors. Inc., 520 keeping privileges In Summit. Su. .22 CAL. Marlin Lever Action Rifle. Ex- Box 538, Morristown. Tel. Morris­ mate. Murscoe Plano Service, 283 IN BEFORE 5 P. M. TUESDAY _ PENETRATES. R;»CMS, Springfield Ava. 8 a. (-4200. 6-3843-J. cellknt condition. C hatham 4-5023-M. tow n 4-2082. ~ — Morrlx Ave., Elizabeth. BUS. *-0910. Sept. 4, 19(7...... Fees—*2.28 Today at *DW. J. s f

UPTEMBE* <■ >*<7 TAtf Millburn. A SAorf Hills ITEM ( Pit* III wish** aandwlch filling*. Jsllled , JKl ia t e t o CI-AMIFY whip with eurtard eauce, crisp Philip H Van Dvjms, Hep meat loavta. and ebuntlsas othar ‘ TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Summer Apples apple Betty or fried apple ring* -*■ \ HIM ,IJ* »*»-*»*>* summer favorite* Town Hall, MUlburn DEPARTMENT OF unM, *>» ■*«»• or fritters, and Waldorf and other Roots of Culture To prepare the meat, place In Clarence A. Hill, Chairman AND SEWERS Now Plentiful combination aaktda with applea n kettle and cover with liquid. Henry L Jung*. Vice-Chairman DIRECTOR BOARD OF ' O 1.1 Hood « * * . HO t I M S Bummer apple, are plentiful as the foundation. This type of cooking differ# from DEPARTMENT OF LAW * MiUbuni. •“ * re -o f"* «“» s t ere m b *t t . b a c k t o school a n d c o a t e e bralalng In that It require* more FREEHOLDERS now. Because their aeaeon u abort Bummer apples are Ideal to uae. Hall ef Record*, Newark AND FINANCE T» f*» and *OM*r», and they do not More well, eerve If ^ u want to can aome appla ly browned before cooking. The Clayton E. Freeman, Rep, U J Albert DeOamp ^ju^j»X #o oojwMi^oflwnj them often during the nest few rmsr *t*u r a a m ia c a d - K Ml* » »■ ft. sauce, points out Mr* Margaret meat must be cooked eovered DEPARTMENT OF F IR E ,«*» bolero »ult. •!«• M »l* week* They'll be a treat no mat­ tAAY. ’ ATTtHDtNG 'CUtXD ’ Benson with soil and pepper and FREEHOLDER! • ? PROTECTION AND WATER C Shepard, Esse* County Horn# Hat! af Records, Newark onn«* I'11** m ter how often you set them before other deelred seasoning* such a* ■tlPPLF YOUTHS tut At StAvfP BY William E Speert. Rep. Dad and the young fry. Agent. To prepare appla* for can­ pepper-corn, bay leaf, eatery tope, John D. Clark BtAUT/AUL SlA Y t G/AIS. Jacob i. Glickenhaus, Rep. Freeh apple aauce made from ning, begin by waahing them well pamtey, thyme, morjoram, or DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS there fine flavored rummer applet tA S Y TO GO BACK TO SCMOOi clove*. I-on* D. Griffith, Rep with a brueh, making certain to Abbi# W, Magee, Rep. AND LIQHTB it one tempting way of serving THAN! Cover kettle tightly, and sim­ 4 clean tha atom and btoaaom ends. C. Milford Orbon, Rep. them for breakfast, lunch or din­ mer until tender. Fresh *nd J. Herbert Woolley William H Rawson. Rep. ner. And now that sugar la more Remove any bruised or blemished corned beef require 40 to SO min­ DEPARTMENT OF POLICE (Sa ___ Joaeph Bolimln*. Rep AND CHAIUTIBB plentiful, tboae that like a sweeter piacea. Divide the apple* In quar­ HINTON STUOrtO NY A THA- utes per pound, cursd pork *0 to apple sauce may have It Just the ter*, and cut out the cor* and SO minute* per pound (smoked A tr ABOVf PBNYtTY COiltGt. picnic shoulder require# S8 to 48 way they like It, seed* Place the cut apples In a CAMBAfOtt. NtS BACK-rO- Apple pie will be mighty popu­ kettle with just enough water to minutes per pound). It U lm- . portont that the meat simmer, HENRIETTA M. HEATH lar, too, for "green applet" have cover them Cook them quickly In SC HOOi GtATS Y ttB t SCttNT! rather than boil, so tt will be ten­ a flavor all their own. The tight a covered kettle until they are AtC /NSTAUMfNTS: HATCHSS PIANIST soft, stirring only once or twice. der, ftsvorful and Juicy, rather ; J E F F E B 5 0 N color of these apples adds estra SCALCS, rtltSCOAfS. ASTAO than dry. stringy and last#Isas. STUDIOS REOPEN SEPT. 6, 1947 appeal to such a pie For thoee who Uke the flavor snd texture of the apple skin In tha LABIS... M l H /SH LY i t ~^poO ‘S COtitOt GtAlS Ooo! the meat quirky Cooked ! Roqiifrofion Sapt. I-4-S s,t:t*T * rt « a *« a c b Bttldet there two favorite apple eauce don't atrain I t Just add fXAtHStYt THIN. .J ffc g jA WOK AltUADCUS HATCHtS, meat 1* atwaya atopxd, covered. In j HARMONY - SI«MT READING . THEORY ATLANTIC CITY, N. * the eotdeat part gt th* refrigerator dither, there are snowy white enough sugar to ault your taste The y'SNOAP-HHT ’HA/A DAOCtAS.‘ and used within a very few day* Ear Training • Original Composition Uni *"< and heat the sauce long enough , MALC UNOtAGAADyATtS Improvisation X-ncrlcan and Xuropran to dissolve the sugar. If you Plata wsnt to, add some cinnamon, nut­ SAOATtB Hton QUITO* Sh o p s, 13 LORRAINE PLACE meg or allspice. Pour It Immedi­ 1 ,matlon Cocktail U t»l* C A T U L L O ’S ANAYA HATCH SOBS. D/AMOND- SUMMIT 4-4S34 p,i|. Ceneeita—Ban DeeAt ately into clean, hot jara. leaving O AC lfafiASH H ABT/f At NS. Know Your ions a nrrraa. o « *+• H Inch head space, and adjust Wine A Liquor .Shop th* cover according to direction* Legislators tONTICELLO 71 Main Street Process both quarts and pints for m 10 minute# In a boiling water bath. ■ ^ S S M I W W . TODAY. ’BACK TO SCHOOL * When Your Spirita The majority of folks will prob­ UNITED STATER SENATORS The Ideal rtaUly ably want to remova tha akin* ST III MtANS AA tSANTS. Inrythlag far Tear Ceaafwi Art Low Senate Office Building Elkwood Play School This 1* don* by straining the AAHG/HC ABO* CLOCKS. Washington, D. G Amtriean PIan applea after they have become Hno Coach and Four Ctll MUlburn 6-0071 HATCHSS. A t NS, AtNCUS. ANNOUNCES soft Then return th* mixture to GrlU TO COAL PACTS AND Albert W. Hawk** Rap. FREE DELIVERY the kettle, sdd the sugar and heat man * rent* H. Alexander Smith. Rep. until it is dissolved. Continue TAAV HUNG CASIS, Fall Session with the directions ss given above REPRESENTATIVES for filling, closing and processing. House OlflM Building Starting — Sopt. 8th Those who wish to frees# apple­ Waahlngtea, D. G First Church of Christ, Scientist sauce, abould follow the same di­ meat*. The experienced home- Robert W. Kean, Rap. At Now Address — I f f Ktnt Plaeo Boukvard rections, but ehlll the sauce after Tip for msltcr h*s learned this lesson well GOVERNOR n t tpr1»«»»ie treat,, tummll. ». I. the sugar has been added. Pour State House, Trentaa FOR THRU AND FOUR YEAR OLD CHIIDRIN and th# new homemaker can fol­ , tiu tk of r u e MOTttan i m n t . in * rtn a r cn u n c* o r It Into container* and heat seal. Alfred E. DrUeoll. Rep, c h u is t rcigNTItT. «a aeeiea. rum TWO-THRU OR NV1 DAYS A WUK 1 Frees* In the usual way. New Cooks low her lead in sarvlng them. STATE SENATOR For the Information of thoae State House. Trenton ••...... " m A New again each summer I# the TRANSPORTATION FTRMKHED _ Blwl_ t y (tBrinilltkl Aw. Owa Silly 11 Ml 4;M vast array of delicious foods that who have not prepared them be­ Roy V. Wright, Rep. *'j>an4m *d# Hotisaj,; ate# mday ereatage ii$* te tM aae Mrs. Adslatds Morrow McGiffin, Director , n « lk, WtdaMgar »*«Ua|. Miserable arts* from flavorful liquid-cooked fore. many large, less-tender cut* COUNTY SUPERVISOR are cooked In liquid until tender, Hall ef Records, Newark 199 Kant Plaaa Blvd. Summit 4-4719 though s few tender cut* are Walter S Gray, Rep. with backache ? cooked thin tame way for variety's sake Less tender cuts Include beef ASSEMBLYMEN VV/HENIkidneys function bedly end State House, Trenton GERTRUDE M. HALE, *M.; AA.G.O. W VOUyou sufferu • ntpgmg beckecht, neck, beef shank, beef heel of with dutinesi, burning, stenly or too round, beef plate, beef brlaket, Stephen J. Bator, R#p. Orsonlst ot Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. East Orange litqutnl unnetion end getting up St beef short riba, beef tongue, beef Frank Coaxollne, Rap. I A.VIST, OKOANIMT, CHORAL DIRECTOR AND CXJAt H night; when you feel hied, nervous, heart corned beef, veal neck, Ore.cs M. Frasman, Rap. AUTOMATIC HEAT ell upset ... use Doea's Pills veal shank (for Jellied veal), real . Minna P. Graanbaum, Rep • Doen'i sie espectslly for poorly the eeeteerten « < e«e«- Privota Insfrucflon la nueaesi M ***• too i i W tongue, veal heart, and lamb Alfred P. Harris, Rep. t WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC OIL BURNERS working kidneys. Millions of bores b e t re.lSentlel rheln Onh Lewis M. Herrmann. Rep. PIANO. ORGAN. HARMONY and THEORY srt used every yeer. They err recom­ terse* Ir yeuFre* o**d_ta shank* Smoked ham, smoked pic­ • WINKLER COAL STOKER peceerty Impreeemeat* nic shoulder and smoked butt are Dr. Jam** O. Hill, R#p. mended th* country over. Adr yoor *ek sheet see tstlmuMaa ntlghboH ewe SrerrSn# Ssrdee n o w ! among the tender cuts which may William M Lltvany, Rep. • MINNEAPOLIS HEAT REGULATOR STUDIO: b* cooked In liquid. Cyrus H. Loutrsl, Rep 53 Ridgawood Rood Moplawood. N. J. When cooked and chilled, thaae Percy A Miller Jr., Rep. We mill |U lr imped yoar preaeni heeling ayalem an4 them S. O. 2-0441 DOANS PILLS meats are much In demand for Elwood P. Ruasell, Rep. tmbmll ear SJIimele /er Installation of this equipment. substantial meat aaladi, aand- James H. Sanderson, Rep.

APPRAISALS Drake Coal Co. FOR S A U MORTGAGES ES 3-S730-31 FOR RENT aASSif/EP MANAGEMENT 343 Ny* Avenue, Irvingtoa REAL REAL ESTATE ESTATE WANTED (60 Years of Service) REAL ESTATE WANTED^ WANTED TO RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE "IF YOU HAVE A HOU8E HOUSE wanted for 6 month*, or longer; SU1fl&tlT REALTORS 2 adulu, reference# PO. Box 308 l-S-JMMIT For sals tn South O rsnie MsplewnoA Newtown. Connecticut.______SU 6-6040 MUlburn or flhort HUla. CALL OB, wa R. EDWARD A. UNUSUAL English home; slate roof; Your Seal of Safety HOUSE or apartment furnished or un­ illUUK. H McK. - 6-6940 7 room*, a tUe usths, automatic The* ^'CHARLES O'BRIEN CO. furnished for winter month* start- • 6-2025 heat; sttsehed gsrsge, open porch. Ing November I. Chatham 4-0826-J, JAK8 AUKNUT Urge lot. A buy »t »ai.ol-_ Established 1890 BUSINESS CHESTER O. • 6*166) ROBERT H. STEELE, Realtor 10 Sloan 8$ South Orange. N * "REALTOR" South Orange M il) MR A MRS. LANDLORD: Here are our 3 AGENCY * 6-1342 95 flum mlt Are. Sum m it 4-0057 qualification*: 1) Quiet living mar­ ON 8 fc A E O. * 6-6464 WANT to buy 5 or 6-room house Union ried couple, middle thirties, no chil­ DISTINCTIVE HOME' or vicinity $8,000 or $9,000. Box El, dren. no pets. 2) Associated with 1KCK-SCHMIDT CO. - 6-1021 Th* term designates thoae persona tn th# real * 6-4616 Stone snd brick construction. First Union Register. resent organization 13 years. 3) U JOHN H floor 3 lovely Urge rooms, butler's pen- tsUt* business who bav# avatlabl* to them th# ac­ Permanentiy located. 4i Best of ref­ DIRECTORY » 6-3880 ! ! WANTED ! ! ARA, WALTER A. try, kitchen, powder room with un­ cumulated knowledge of thirty-six year* of experimen­ erence* 5) Honorably discharged na­ 8PLNCER hi - 6-1900 usual porch arrangement. Second floor RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES val officer! May we take car* of 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. Urge closet space. your 5-6 room unfurnished houae, ROBERT H * 6-0057 tation and research In real astat# busineaa methods and We have many desirable, clients that Third floor servants' quarters with have been unable to locate suitable duplex or apartment ss you would BUILDERS PAINTING AND DECORATING standards. Realtor* a rt tboi# who, In the Judgment your own; Chatham vicinity pra- AIN. WHITMORE oath Over an sera of high well-land­ iiuiucphomes.. Fors wi prompt| ———and efficient—------serv- HNSON *-1404 scaped grounds, 4-car garage. Key at of their peers In their business, _#r# persons with per­ ferred. Telephone A. B. Wiley, Jr., ice, list your property with u» FRANK A BUFO MILLBURN DECORATORS )E. THOMAS r. 4-1414 thla office. sonal standard* and business competenc# of sufficient REED A COMPANY, 7~ Orange 3-2640. Room 1011.______4-0435 H, McK. QLAZEBROOK, Realtor Rcaltors—Insurers General Carpentry "FINE BROS.” ELWOOD M. Sum m it 6-8950 Sum m it 4-6951 FURNISHED houaa or apartment 4-3311 merit to warrant entreating them with the Important 614 Central Ave. East Orange. N. J. wanted by couple. Must vacate Sept. \ND CO Orange 3-9151______All Horn* Repair* 346 Millburn Ave. Millburn 6-0305 ftT. ELMER N. fiduciary relationship* Involved In raal estate transac­ 15, family grown and living 1n other Storm 8a*h. Roofing, Rarooflng " 6-0058 2—SUMMIT VICINITY tion*. They have voluntarily pledged themselves to a cities Born in Maplewood, glad to Painting—Paperhanging - 6-3133 R EAL ESTATE FOR RENT give local reference*. Mrs. Parley, MUlburn HS7S tor Batlmat* ION, ALFRED S. SIX room Colonial houae; gaa heat, code of ethics governing thsir business conduct, their SO 2-4173. ______Plastering 2-car garage; 2 electric stoves and SMALL OFFICE 6 Sloan street. Rent. frlgidalre included; perfect condi­ relations with each other, and their relations with the TWO business ladles desire apartment, CAMERAS and PHOTOGRAPHIC :a l e s t a t e f o r s a l e $20. Eugene E. Hughes & Bro. Oppo- Residential — Industrial tion. Owner moving out of town public slte depot. South Orange.______Maplewood, South Orange, Union or SUPPLIES Price $15,900 JEAN GRISWOLD, vicinity. Call SO 2-9318. Estimates Cheerfully Given l—SUMMIT Broker, 3um m lt 6-2857. ______OARAGE for rent; 160 Summit avenue, phone Su 6-4639-W. ______h o l m e r a d io * hit AL internounfc propartlGA PHOTOGRAPHERS nditioned for Lnm adlata occu* 6 --CHATHAM CONSULT A REALTOR CAPE COD Bungalow: Six room house Business Opportunities REFRIGERATION SERVICE icy, all with autom atio h eat for rent, restricted. Six miles west EXCLUSIVE franchise for Union 41 Main Street ,.jwn by appointment through th>* TWO Iota. 50x125, at 15 Clark 8t;. of Summit, near D.L. & W. $75. six HAL HALPERN Chatham Manor, reasonable M County available to financially re­ Millburn «-10M flee Owners asking $10,000 to REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE months rent In advance. Reply Box sponsible party for non-competitive 315 MUlburn Ava. ii'.uuO. Dignldad bomas on lar** Onrna, 54-47 Bell Boulevard Bay 86, c/o Summit H e ra ld . ______•Id* Hills. N 7 25—MORRIS COUNTY 42—SOUTH ORANGE entertainment Item for taverns, MILLBURN PHOTO SUPPLY, GARAGE for rent, apply 28 Taylor St., clubs, etc.; having great advertising Millburn <-2180 * C H ESTER C HENRY IF you are Interested in a nice home, sales appeal. Box 415, Linden Ob­ SEVERAL large buildings, 87,000 cu. ft., $15,500 — "SPIC end SPAN" MUlburn 6-0203-R. ______INC Maple SL 8ununlt 6-1611 here'a one. Owner occupied. Vesti­ suitable for light manufacturing, server. ______144 MUlburn Avenue GORDON ROTH bule, coat closet, dlnlm; room with etc.; general store, two apartments, Centrally located, handy to Marshall W ANTED TO RENT STOM-BUILT, spacious northslde large aun room, breakfast nook, 2 School, Seton Hall, buses, stores. R B- CONCESSION available In exclusive MUlburn 6-0S2fi 43 Woodland Road Dine on half acre with privacy yet large bedrooms, one smaller; tiled 2 dweUtngs: total taxes $328; pries shop for better grade lingerie. Write $35,000 to liquidate estate. Deep lot, 5 bedrooms, tile bath, open FAMILY of 3 urgently need 4 to $- areely Vi mile from station. 4 bath,Datn, laiaelarge uusoH,closets, gas, steam" . not-...a porch. garage; perm anent drive; room apartm ent or houae. will deco­ Box 22, c/o Millburn Item. CARPENTER CONTRACTORS Short Hills 7-3027-J. idrooins, 3 baths second floor. Au- water heat, garage. Asking $14,500. Juliet R. McWilliam$, Broker prompt possession; don’t hesitate. rate snd maintain, can furnlsb ref­ mattc heat. A dignified beautl- D- . J. ' GRIFFIN,------* " Broker “OKf- erence of 14 years residence Call il home with every convenience Old Gladstone Rd., Chester, N. J. RAYMOND CONNOLLY Co. GEORGE OSSWANN PRINTING 265 8prlngfleld Ave.______Su. 6-6050 Cheater 40 or High Bridge 108M. Unvl 2-3678-M m o r t g a g e l o a n s ir gracious living. Priced right at R ealtors So. Or. 3-0405 Carpentry—Cabinet Work - 2.000, 29—NEW JERSEY NAVAL officer, wife and daughter de- WB ire wrltln* Mort#**** »» *» MILLBURN A THE RICHLAND CO„ Realtors U -FA R HILLS sire furnished house, apartment SO gear,. Low lnt«r«,t rate* No MUlburn <-1232 hpie St. Sum m it, N. J. 44—SPRINGFIELD Excellent care promised Lt Com­ legal tee,. F H.A. and oonv,nUon- SHORT HILLS ITEM FAR HILLS HOMESEEKERS, INVESTORS. BROK­ m ander 8. E Dorrance. Navy sup­ ERS BUILDERS for properties of ply Corps School. Bayonne. _ CLEANERS and TAILORS 391 MUlburn Ave. TRACTIVE English cottage with COUNTRY RESIDENCE: 11 rooms _ all types Also house clans and lots N E W H O M E S goSsua s ,ufffigto!i»w A 6. rst-floor l'_droom and tile bath, large lamuyfamily u,or rooming house — --- all See ------COMPANY , , MUlburn 8-1200 wo rooms if.d tiled bftth on second Improvements, 3-car garage; snort THE REAL ESTATE DICIEST Five unusually lovely homes are un­ RENTALS* 9$ SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT, N. 1 LEEDS Oil heat. 2-car garage. Price WalKwalk to It-R. «.R. 8 station.LJIL1UU. Idealsueni for board------, On Newstands or send 25c coin to der construction In the very best PHONE SUMMIT 6-156* Alteration*—Quick Deilvary •525,000 . _ lng house. PRICE $13,000. Small amount 569 Bloomfield Ave Verona. N 1 NORTH side location; large lots with Evenings Phone Weatfield 1-01 fl UNTAIN, WHITMORE & JOHNSON Apartments snd houses are urgent­ 355 Millburn Ave. RADIO REPAIR of cash required. ___ a . Verona 8-2074 ... rambling bungalows and 2-storY colo­ ly needed by the supervisory and Summit Avenue Sum m it 6-1404 nials. For further Information and ap­ MUlburn <-0565 .WILMER N. TUTTLE, Agent laboratory personnel of 4% 20 YEAR MORTGAGES SHORT HILLS RADIO A RAVE several excellent homes to Bedmlnster, N. J. Tel, Pepack 8-0456 30—NEW PROVIDENCE pointments, CALL ter from $10,000 to $30,000. Your THE CELANESE CORP. LOTS, all Improvements, sewer, gsa. BREMER & WOLF Still available, quick service, no fee*. FLORISTS APPLIANCE CO. ispectlon is Invited. 20—MADISON On Springfield avenue, New Provi­ OF AMERICA G A. McCALL, Realtor S E & E G. HOUSTON Tract office of Spring Brook Park, HARTH THE FLORIST 40 Chatham Road, Styort Hill* Springfield Ave. Sum m it 6-6464 dence. Inquire Kersbergen Nurserlea. 167 Short HUla Ave,, Springfield. 204 Morris Ave., Springfield. N J. MODERN HOME M illburn 6-1473 or ORange 4-2051. SU M M IT , N. J. Millburn 6-4170. Night, 8H. 7-3670-W 195 MUlburn Ave. Short HUla 7-2545 OWNER TRANSFERRED Living room with fireplace; dining 38—SEASHORE MUlburn <-1530 usually well built old center hall room: modern kitchen. 4un 46-UNION Owners who have vacancies now HOLME RADIO and onial in good condition. 1st floor, thiee bedrooms, tiled bath with SHORE ACRES or In the future, within commut­ HOME OWNERS shower; steam heat, oil burner, built ing distance of Summit pleaee REFRIGERATION SERVICE ?e living room, library, dining In 1932; early possession, $13,500. on BARNEGAT BAY UNION REALTORS f u n e r a l s e r v ic e m, kitchen; 2nd floor, 4 bedrooms, contact Robert H. Wright, the Offset the higher cost of living with 43 Main Street aths; 3rd floor, bedroom and stor- A. J HARMAN St SON Realtors VENICE OF THE JERSEY WILLIAM BAUER, JR company's housing expeditor, for YOUNG'S FUNERAL SERVICE 26 Green Ave. Madison 6-0448 Unlonvllle 2-2400 Information regarding these very reduced monthly mortgage payment* automatic heat; 2-car garage; SHORE R MANGELS & CO __ If you are paying more than a 4% 145-149 Main Street MlUburn 6-1066 e to town. $20,000. Immediate oc- NEWjSW homenoma open_Ujjeu for_ Inspection Unlonvllle 1-3000 — desirable tenants. rate on your mortgage, investigate our lancy. Douglas Ave., Madison. Madison IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 20% down MUlburn <-040< and 15 year mortgage ^lll^buy^one L. J ZEHNBAUER Call SU 6-6100. refinancing plan. REFRIGERATOR REPAIR )WARD A. BUTLER, Realtor 6-1378-M. of our new WATER-FRONT COT­ Unionvllle 2-2306 Phone ES 3-1500 and ask for Mr. Johnson or call at tha leechwood Road Sum m it 6-6040 A FRENCH PROVINCIAL TAGES with all modern conveniences. Bvsnlnga. C hatham 4-4778-R. HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOLME RADIO snd ARMING Brick Colonial. central------house, unusually located and beau­ Screened porch overlooks a dreamy 49-WESTFIELD Nation. Has 3 bedrooms and bath tifully planned. Reception hallr l»W LAGOON where you can bathe, boat, Irvington National Bank DANIEL MASSIMO REFRIGERATION SERVICE n 2nd One bedroom and bath on living room, screened porch, stunning fish, crab. Yacht Club and water BUSINESS woman wishes room con­ dining room with bow window over­ sports. 2 bedrooms, living room with NEW 6-ROOM HOMES venient to Union Center Unvl. 2- at the Center Landscape Gardener, Ma,on hird floor. OU heat 2-car garage, Irvington, 43 Main Street „ 5x150. Offered at $22,500. looking terrace and wooded area. fireplace and heatolater, dinette, Kit­ LOOK AT THESE FEATURES I 1 2241-W N J. Work, Permanent Driveways, CELLENT North Side location; Delightfully different pine-panelled chen, bath. Prepare for next years Large living room, open fireplace, VETERAN, wife desire three-room Millburn 6-1056 harming older home, modernized; kitchen and breakfast corner, llbnu^ activity In our select development. dining room, science kitchen, break­ apartment Call Cranford 6-1216-M 2299 Springfield Ave., Vaux Hall our bedrooms, 2 tiled baths on 2nd., with fireplace, powder room, mam s Lowest taxes. FREE BOOKLET. fast nook, powder room first floor, FARMS FOR SALE Un. 2-4698-M, after 6:30. sth on third; hot water and gas room andP bath. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, EDITH WOERNER colored tiled bath, 3 good sized bed­ 3 OR 4 BEDROOM house dr apartment, STATIONERY oat: 2 car detached garage. Price A. O. gas heat. 2-car garage. SHORE ACRES unfurnished For graduate engineer OSBORN VILLE, N. J.______rooms. attached garage; oil heat; cop­ and small family. Best references FARMS, country nomee. estates, acre­ 28.000, DORIS DRAKE, Realtor per plum bing; lot Is 170 feet deep: ex­ age. business properties Various INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE ALPER’S Stationery BS BECK SCHMIDT CO.. Realtors Westfield 2-2240-J. 227 MUlburn Ave. MUlburn 6-1234 40—SHORT HILLS cellent location; price $14,200. prices a nd location*. JOHN R For Home, School, Offlo* Union Pi. Sum m it 6-1021 W IL L A M G. SCHMAL 3-4 room apartment, unfurnished. POTTS. Route 28. North Branch ROBERT E. MARSHALL [T 70x215 on Gates avenue, Summit, 2i—Ma p l e w o o d LOT—Nearly 2/3 acre, 100 ft. frontage, Call Miss Arthur. Advertising Dept., Somerville 8-2551 . ______» Savings and Loan Building 45 Mam Street 7 S outh Ave. Cranford 6-0725 Summit Herald, Su 0-6300. inquire j. Gamblno, 11 Denman dogwoods, young oaks, lovely resi­ EXCELLENT BUY—LARGE FARM <2 Main St. MUlburn 6-1606 ^illGe. Summit, N. 'J, in s id e N’ o u t dential section, attractive homes all AARDVARKS live In caves—we can't. 122 acres, fine location, main road, 22 Millburn 6-0674 This home Is In fine condition. Nice around. Only building lot left on CEMETERIES Responsible couple with small girl, Is the time to select the quiet, dead-end street. Owner miles Newark. Old Colonial home, 8 your new home In COUN- living room, beautiful lc*tctlen_v,?n^ expecting child in September, be­ rooms, tiled bath, fireplace' beat. PAINTS and PAINTERS UPHOLSTERING E. a distinguished commu- breakfast corner, secluded porch, 4 forced to sell at sacrifice. MUlburn GEEENI.AW.N MEMORIAL PARK ing evicted. Urgently need house or Two tenant houses, 120 foot modern small estates, noted for its bedrooms, tile bath, recreation room, 6-0648-J Mt. Airy Road Bernardsvlll*. N J apartment to rent. Chatham Courier barn. Buildings have attractive set­ SUPPLIES beauty and unusual charm, oil heat Insulation, 2-car garage. SLATE ROOF BRICK COLONIAL Member, National Cemetery A«a Box 27. ting. River runs through farm. Easy HOWARD M. GRILL Jefferson'school section. Not general- Tel Bern. 4-0622 or I-010LU __ a by'good restrictions. We' Over an acre of property with a view, GARAGE, vicinity Manley Court Apts. commuting. $28,000. u SMITH A MARCKETTA* * Refinlshlng, Restoring A BUILDING.” Living room 20 x 30; panelled library FOUR-GRAVE family plot In Clover Call Su 6-3255-J after 6 P. M. ____ ANDREW HA YE & SON, Realtors ly “’DORIS DRAKE, Realtor and dining room both with fireplace; ••Famed For Farms" Vlta-Var Palnta 'REWRY, Leaf Park Cemetery, including per­ LAWYER and Wife, desirable Christian Upholstering of DREWRY-Built Homes, 227 M illburn Ave. MUlburn 6-1234 powder room, screened porch, break­ petual care, warranty deed. moo. 167 North Avenue Plainfield 6-1617 Decals, Gold Utters, Waxes ntaln Avenue, fast room, pantry and kitchen. 4 bed­ Terms can be arranged. Box 420, business couple, urgently need 2v4- Res. Telephone Millington 7-0031 Wall Rack* and Wall Borders < Short HlUs 7-3715 , N. J. . "25^-MORRIS COUNTY rooms, 3 tile baths, servants' quarters. Woodbrldge, N. J. - . 3 room unfurnished apartment. South mmlt 6-0012—Sum m it 3-3362 Not generally listed. Orange, ..Maplewood vicinity pre­ 6 c o u n tr y e s t a t e s Corner Taylor A Main Sts. ferred. SO. 2-3313, 10 a. m>5 p. m.: r active house, 16 years old In BEAUTIFUL QLD COLONIAL DORIS DRAKE, RealW? REAL ESTATE WANTED 2 TO 100 ACRES, STONE ANDWtAM* MUlburn 6-1055 WASHING MACHINE REPAIR 227 MUlburn Ave. MUlburn 6-1234 YOUNO wife. College graduate, with TYWirf T.TNOS WITH ALL IMPKwV* condition on large lot. Very This biatortcel.. 160-year-old, 9-room 10-month-old baby urgently need MENTS SOME WITH COMBINATION room with fireplace, ON A HALF ACRE HOMES & INVESTMENT HOLME RADIO and on three sides, unUsually house with formal garden “ “ bl’1™ a*' PROPERTIES small apartment or one or two rooms S v i m AMD PONP9- DESIRABLY PAINTING AND DECORATING the grace and beauty of l^th Century yet within a 5-mlnute walk of station WANTED—In the Oranges. Maple­ with kitchen privileges, with private LOCATED WITH QUICK POSSESSION. REFRIGERATION SERVICE l wood work throughout, and stores, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, oU PRICE RANGE FROM $10,000 TO p n first floor. Thre§^fSrge architecture with the ease and heat- large- screened porch, modern wood, Short Hills, Summit, etc. family. Bqx 60. CHARLES HADO of modern living 4% acres of land, DONALD W. WILLETT Realtor 43 Main Strert __ bedrooms with t^o tiled kitchen, 1st floor lavatory; perfect con­ 3 BEDROOM house, wlll pav good Tent $75,°°BANKS E. MOYER. Realtor 71 Main Street aid’s room and b a th on «eo- $35,000. For details consult Mr. Clen 25 Halsted St., East Orange, N J. for short or long tertti lease. Call SO. dition throughout; $22,500: „To In­ Phone Or 3-2623 Nights Or. 5-5294 12 Jackson Avenue Millburn 6-1085 MUlburn t-lOM f 01,1 heat. spect - phone 2-2100, Mr. Moran, Manager, Maple­ TicHenor Exchange, .Realtors SALES - APPRAISALS Tel. Washington, N. J., 773 - . MABEN, Realtor PAUL S. TICHENOR, REALTOR MANAGEMENT — INSURANCE wood Country Club. Beechwood Road Chatham Rd. SHort'" Hills 7-2931 Eves.. 0U. 6-1475 k Orange; OR. 4-6836; eves., NU 2-0567. ■ , 5* Tht IHtllburn A Short milt ITEM * s i p t im b ir f F»b# <4 1 equipment to *t* l* end Sunday. elude: Township Lot Services In Church Service. 11:08 • » **<- Th# kingdom of Cod comath gavenuMMii* m Which the otrick- ond Sunday of each month not with oboervauon: Neither ahall en ore* t* located, they eay, Le here! or. h> there! for, "Immediate praetiealiUee * t Sold at Auction Nearby Churches t e m pl e b'n a u s r a e i behold the kingdom of God I* with- |« you." tLuke |T:30Jl) Correla­ th« point of duaater will require A Tnwnabtp owaed lot Bt II Ml Alt ehurche* In Millbura Town- ^rajrvi.4sm u> tive pannage* from "Science and continuous end eiert cooperetten A rarat road wan aold la Ralph N Rabbi SALE! ■hip n rt Invited to eend notice. of between th* WAA. FWA, otat# % Health With Key to the Scripture*" £ UTISmA*Orioeo * off* *14w Wlllkop’ ”” wf rpMee, * high ™ m eetings for thK column, which to Service held every Frtdey eve­ by Mary Baker Eddy include: and local official* neereet U»r W(Maf tl ,j„ Tuwnehlp Commit public bod every week. ning. * , ■ . Heaven In not n locality, but * ------scene, 4l.lm.trom .aid. There- ^ Turld„ .ighL Mr Hand-Sewn, Doubt* Wovtn divine a tat* ol Mind In which all fore, all regional, district and Grielc’* bid of »30 topped thew* CHRIST CHURCH PROSPECT the manifeatation* of Mind ere depot official* of the WAA to title harmonioue’and immortal, beceua* of Edmund Bonlerapo, Thome* PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH region ere directed to acquaint Pedennr and Michael U Roeco, COTTON SLIP-ONS •in ie not there end men la found RmUT Ptwtreci Sipmi ftf* tueeee M l themaelve* with tht* entire pro­ the original bidder for the prop- rev Robert r • ■ c m * MAPl.CWtMIII having no rigbieouane** of hi* cedure and to call It to th* atten­ Am i i* the R*#««r Tib* IU* ArtHtir H*j*»*i •««* P » own, but In poaeenamn of 'the mind tion of stale and local official*' rrty ThU U the second lot on Mt Utudty 3.00 1.98 m. Holy Communion. of the Urd, a* the Scripture If aurplua Item* needed for the too c. Ararat road ■»!<* by the Township 11:00 a m. Morning Prayer end H OO a m Rornmg Worehlp. any*” tf »1> emergency are not available with­ In recent month*. Sermon. in the region, he added, th* WAA K srlualtt with Hnhae * Ca la Newark iM 11:00 a m. Holy Communion end CHRIST LUTHERAN RELIGIOUS SOCIETY Will locate aueh property la other The Committee *l*o adopted a resolution for the sale of tend Sermon (flret Sunday!. CHURCH OF FRIENDS ..."... regions or aone* and effect Im­ M ontclair a remarkable vaitts la boon- mediate shipment of any dev­ located at *<>-84 Hemlock road l« Parker Arena* a** Suer Reed SUMMIT UfuUy finished cotton elip-ea gto lea. WYOMING CHURCH Mepleweod Marie at Central Preebyterlen astated ere* Ruth K Bred for the aim of *838 REV ALFRED PAOIrSTIO* Like the Mt Ararat road prop- Peeler Church Pnrlah Hou*e Double-noton. and hand sewn In Fooeio WM’,;"|y.*R*;«“>H“H,kR?AD • * U a m Meeung for Worehlp arty, the sale will be advert Ued Minuter and other bidder# will have en o 11 00 a m. •Worihlp. eermon. 13 a m Firel Day School. Klro . , . |0 accent your favorite Fall agile •Laboring for thet Which En­ Governor Driscoll, add r u lin g (be opportunity to bid at the neat The flret service of the fell Executive Committee of the New Committee meeting on Srplcm- M a rk , brown, while or b*4g*. Rlae* « to 4 11:00 e m. Morning Worship dure*" Jersey Coeutliutlonal Cbnvention. b*r I* , Sermon topic: “The Dtmeneione of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Get said—There ace more than on* theChrletien Life." ------J4V// Accepted by th# Committee a* M A H N K A CO Glove*. Strut Floor sag gPRINOFiELO n . hundred individual department* a Township street wa* Brent- Montclair * V Fell schedule of Ihe CWrrh: Meerie A.eeue ee* Hate itr##l agencies and commission* with Sept 14—Church School Fell REV SHI i E 44 EVANS Disaster Aid wood terrace from Mr end Mr* *•- Mletewr whom th* Governor must treat Charles W Bo#*ch, developer* of Planning Conference. - * from time to tlmo. If the work of If duaater *trik*» MlUburn to­ the property. * „ « ep t 11—Church School reopen* I 44 a m Church School th* eaeeuUv* branch I* to pro- day. local official* now may ob­ Sept M—Senior Young People’* I) a Hi) Morning Worehlp eerv- great ” Under th* new constitu­ tain wTO dr without fund* an Fell Plennlng Meeting tion, th* number of state depart- let Immediate top-flight "mercy pri­ A Navy IT boat, operating at Oct 5—Senior Young People'* II a m . Church Nureery Hour. ority” for the uae ol government ment* will be roslrleted to twenty, m*«*mum *peed, consume* up to Opening Meeting. TOO p n ChrietUn Endeavor In number, 5 0 0 gallon* of gasoline an hour. Oct 4 -World-wide Communion 1 A church nurterv he* been pro­ •tirplu* equipment and good* to vided for parent* who wlah to at­ alteviat* damage and *uffering. $T. ST E PH E N 'S tend church while their children according to Carl P. M»im*treffh. Mein nireei Milibcm______are In th# nursery. Thla echool la regional director of the War A»- REV HUGH W DICKINBON eeta Administration H*-ior open to children between the ege* • . of three end *l|bt "In the event of flood*, con­ Rev. Dickineon will offidet* it flagration* or other rataatropbe* both eervlce* thio Sundny. COMMUNITY CHURCH which normal agenete* and equip­ 4.00 a. m. Holy Communion IUNITAHIANI ment cannot meet. MaUtrom 11:00 e. m. Cborel Communion Springfield and Waldron Avenue*. ■aid, "the Pr**ld#nl of the United end eermon SUMMIT State* may declare an emergency The Church School will reopen REV JACOB TI14PP. •TO- empowering the Federal Work* Sunday. September 14 at 0:44 a. m • Agency and the War Aaaeu Ad- Devotion*, reglitrellon end ***ign- 11:00 a m. aarvlcea will be re­ mlnlairauon to ruth Immediate ment to claaee* will be the program turned after the lummer vecaUon. aid to Mate and local official* for the opening eervlce. Sermon by Dr. Trepp: "He Reator- from available atocka and stra- elh My Soul The Secret of Re­ logic depot* ” * > « FIRST BAPTIST ... newal.” Children will be cared for While atale and local officiate ■ertng gtreei. Milibure ROMAINR F ■ATEMAJ* from 11:00 to 13:40 In the Kinder­ of tha affected area, he *#ld, Peeler garten room. Junior Church School ebould request th* Office of the^ Sunday School, t *8 a m will reopen on September 31- Com­ Pr#*ldent for emergency aid, they Mprnlng Service, 11 a m munity Young People will hold atao should contact their neareet Young People* Service. 1p.m. their flrat meeting with Dr Trapp rWA and WAA office* to alert Evening Service T:4d p. m. on October 4. . them on mo*t urgent need*. W H IT E O A K Responsibility for coordination ST. J O H N 'S LUTHERAN of the WAA's disaster aid re*t* RIDGE CHAPEL with Its Priority Claimant* Dlvl- Pereeneee Hill Ro*A Bhorl Hill* CHURCH REV. U R LINCOLN SUMMIT «ion In Washington working with W S I1INMAN. PhD. the WAA aone. regional, district Mlnlater Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. every * and depot offices near which the 8:45 a m Bibie School. stricken community may be. 10:44 a. m. Holy Communion. When the President determine* ST. JOHN’S Sermon: 'The Fellowahip of Be- the emergency, th# Federal llevera.” Work* Agency will be notified LUTHERAN CHURCH which In turn will alert the en­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ure WAA through it* Priority Reechwood R<1. and SCIENTIST Claimant* Division. . DeForest Ave. SUMMIT When the emergency I* de­ clared. the WAA I* empowered to Sum m it Bible School 8:44 A.M. Worehlp 10:44 AM. Holy Communion Sept. 7th A hearty welcome to all.